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GLOVES,    SCARFS,     HANDKERCHIEFS, 

UMBRELLAS,    ETC. 

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Inspection  Invited. 

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POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY. 


MACKENZIE    AND    MITCHELL 

(FORMERLY    MACKENZIE    AND    CROSBIE), 

129    PRINCES    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 


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FIREPROOF  COMPARTMENTS  FOR   VALUABLES. 
COMPLETE    HOUSE     FURNISHING     ESTABLISHMENT. 


iV:^.— Special  attention  directed  to  their  New  SCOTO-TURKEY 
CARPETS,  which  are  twice  the  thickness  of  ordinary  Axminster  Carpets, 
made  all  in  a  piece  to  fit  rooms  of  any  dimensions,  extremely  moderate 
in  price. 


IMPOETEES  OF  EEAL  TTJEKEY  GAEPETS,  EUGS,  ETC. 


A  Large  Stock  of  Iron  and  Brass  Bedsteads,  of  the  most  approved  construction, 
extremely  moderate  in  price. 


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NORTH  BEITISH  AND   MEECANTILE 
INSURANCE    COMPANY. 

I-iuoiporateK  i)»  ^^oual  €l)avttv  anU  Special  ^ctS  of  ^Parliament. 


Subscribed  Capital,         .       .       .       £2,000,000 
Paid-Up  Capital,      ....  250,000 


LIFE     DEPARTMENT. 

Acciunulated  Funds  (irrespective  of  the  Paid-up  Capital),    £2,075,193     7     7 
Ammal  Eevenue  from  Premiums  and  Interest,  .         .  360,625  18     9 

At  the  last  Quinqueimial  Investigation  and  Division  of  Profits  for  the  period 

ending  31st  December  1870  the  Surplus  Fund  divided  amounted  to       £182,274     5     2 

The  value  of  the  loading  reserved  for  future  Profits  and  Expenses  amounted  to  £601,554     0     0 

Besides  which  there  was  reserved  for  Contingencies,  etc.         .         .         .  33,925     6     2 

M^ing  a  Total  Reserve  of £635,479     6    2 

During  the  five  years  preceding  1870  the  Company  transacted  the  following  New  Business : — 

No.  OF  Policies  Issued.  Sums  Assured.  Premiums. 

4567  £4,132,141  £133,279,  16s.  5d. 

A  Bonus  was  declared  upon  the  Policies  of  the  Company  on  the  Participating  Scale  at  the 
rate  of  £1,  5s.  per  cent,  per  annum,  which  in  many  instances  was  equal  to  £1,  19s.  percent, 
per  annum  on  the  original  sum  assured,  the  principle  of  division  being  to  declare  the  Bonus 
not  only  on  the  original  sum  assured,  but  also  on  aU  previous  Bonus  Additions. 


FIRE     DEPARTMENT. 

The  NETT  PREMIUMS  received  during  the  year  1870  amounted  to       .  £555,179     6  11 

During  1869  they  were 505,429     3     4 

Showing  an  increase  for  1870  of         .         .         .  £49,750     3     7 

The  RESERVE   FUOT)  and   SUSPENSE  ACCOUNT  (irrespective  of 

the  Paid-up  Capital)  amount  to £695,123  15     6 


ANNUITY     DEPARTMENT. 

1  )uring  1870  there  were  issiied  47  New  Bonds,  for  which  the  Company  received  £19,270  19 
The  Annuity  Fund  (irrespective  of  the  Paid-up  Capital)  amoimts  to         .      238,583  15 


Copies  of  the  Annual  Report,  Prospectuses,  and  every  information,  may  be  obtained  at 
the  Chief  Offices,  Branches,  or  Agencies  of  the  Company. 


CHIEF     OFFICES: 
EDINBURGH,    ...       64  Princes  Street. 
London,    ....        61  Threadneedle  Street. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY. 


NORTH  BEITISH  AND  MEEOANTILE  INSURANCE  GOMPA-SY— continued, 

ESTABLISHMENT    FOR   1871. 

All  of  whom,  including  the  President  and  Vice-Presidents,  are  SJiareholders. 

President. 

HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  ROXBURGHE,  K.T. 

Vice-Presidents. 

HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  SUTHERLAND,  K.G. 
HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  ABERCORN,  K.G. 

Extraordinary  Directors, 

Right  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Steathmore. 
Right  Hon.  Viscount  Melville,  K.C.B. 
Right  Hon.  Sir  J.  Fergusson  of  Kilkerran,  Bart. 
Sii'  David  Dundas  of  Dunira,  Bart. 
Right  Hon.  The  Earl  of  Airlie. 


Sir  Matthew  W.  Ridley,  Bart. 

Sir  Walter  James,  Bart. 

Sir  George  Campbell  of  Succoth,  Bart, 

Sir  Robert  Hay  of  Haystoun,  Baxt. 

David  Mahony,  Esq.,  Dublin. 


General  Court  of  Directors. 

THE  RIGHT  HON.  LORD  LAWRENCE,  G.C.B.  &  K.S.I.,  Chairman. 


EDINBURGH. 

Sir  James  Gardiner  Baird,  Bart. 

David  David.son,  Esq.,  Treasurer  of  the  Bank 

of  Scotland. 
J.  F.  Walker  Drummond,  Esq. 
Ralph  Duxdas,  Esq. ,  W.  S. 
Charles  Gairdner,  Esq.,  Manager  of  Union 

Bank  of  Scotland. 
John  Craigie  Halkett,  Esq.,  yr.  of  Cramond. 
Alexander  Howe,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Evan  Allan  Hunter,  Esq.,  W.S. 
George  Auldjo  Jamieson,  Esq.,  C.A. 
Robert  Blair  Maconochie,  Esq.  of  Gatton- 

side. 
Sir  A.  C.  R.  Gibson-Maitland,  Bart.,  M.P. 
Frederick  Pitman,  Esq.  W.S. 
James  Campbell  Tait,  Esq.,  W.S. 
D.  B.  Wauchope,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Secretary — John  Ogilvie. 

Actuary — David  Chisholm. 

Medical  Officer. 

John  Moir,  M.D.,yice-President  of  the  Royal 

College  of  Physicians,  Edinburgh, 

Solicitors. 
Mackenzie,  Innes,  &  Logan,  W.S. 


LON  DON. 

John  White  Cater,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Charles  Morrison,  Esq. 
Richard  Baring,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Richard  Brandt,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Edward  Cohen,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
John  Fleming,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
P.  DU  PRE  Grenfell,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Adolphus  Klockmann,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  Lord  Lawrence. 
Hon.  Hugh  M'Culloch. 
Junius  S.  Morgan,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
George  Garden  Nicol,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Baron  John  H.  W.  de  Schroder. 
George  Young,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Manager  of  Fire  Department. 
George  H.  Whyting. 

Foreign  Superintendent — G.  H.  Burnett. 

Manager  of  Life  Department — J.  Owen. 

Surveyor — Thomas  Piper. 

Secretary — F.  W.  Lance. 

Medical  Officers. 

A.  H.  Hassall,  M.D.  ;  R.  C.  Cream,  M.D. 

Hermann  Weber,  M.D. 

Solicitor — Sir  W.  R.  Drake. 


Auditor — George  Murray,  C.A. 
General  Manager— T)ANU)  SMITH,  F.R.S.E. 


BRANCH    OFFICES    OF   THE    COMPANY. 

London  ( West-End  Branch),  8  Waterloo  Place. 


Glasgow,  102  St.  Vincent  Street. 

Aberdeen,  103  Union  Street. 

Liverpool,  Lancaster  Buildings,  Tithebarn 

Street. 
Newcastle,  25  Mosley  Street. 
Bristol,  1  Corn  Street. 


Birmingham,  32  Temple  Row. 

Manchester,  Hartford  Chambers,  St.  Ann's 

Square. 
Leeds,  20  Park  Row. 
Dublin,  28  College  Green, 
Belfast,  67  High  Street. 


United  States  Branch  {Central  Office),  50  William  Street,  New  York. 
Canada  Branch  {Central  Office),  72  St.  Francois  Xavier  Street,  Montreal. 
Indian  Branch  {Central  Office),  15  Chowringhee  Road,  Calcutta. 


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SECRETARY  TO  THE  GENERAL  POST-OFFICE   FOR  SCOTLAND. 

POST-OFFICE 

EDINBURGH  &  LEITH  DIRECTORY 

18  71-72. 

COMPRISING,  AMONG  OTHER  INFORMATION, 

General,  Street,  Professions  &  Trades  Directories;  County  Directory  ; 

Law,  Church,  &  Educational  Directories;  Parliamentary,  Public 

Office,  and  Bank  Directories;  Postal  and  Conveyance 

Directories;  Insurance  Directory ;  etc.  etc.  etc. 

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ACTUAL  SURVEYS,   AND   CORRECTED  YEARLY. 

ALSO    A    MAP     OF    THE     COUNTY. 
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THE  LETTER-CARRIERS  OF  THE  GENERAL  POST-OFFICE, 
By    MURRAY    AND     GIBE, 

PRINTERS    TO    HER    MAJESTY'S    STATIONERY    OFFICE. 


PREFACE. 


[HE  Publishers  of  the  Edinburgh,  Leith,  and  County 
Post  Office  Directory  beg  very  gratefully  to 
acknowledge  the  liberal  encouragement  they  have  re- 
ceived from  the  Public  in  past  years.  The  continued  extension 
of  the  City  and  of  Leith  has  again  necessitated  considerable 
additions  to  the  lists,  which,  however,  has  been  accomplished 
without  materially  increasing  the  bulk  of  the  volume  ;  and  as 
no  exertion  has  been  spared  to  secure  the  accuracy  of  the 
Directory  in  all  its  departments,  the  Publishers  trust  that  this 
their  Sixty-sixth  Issue  will  merit  a  continuance  of  public 
confidence. 


The  Publishers  beg  also  to  thank  the  gentlemen  who  have 
assisted  them  in  supplying  valuable  information  and  data  for 
the  present  Edition. 

The  Plan  of  Edinburgh  and  Suburbs,  and  Map  of  the 
County,  have  been,  as  usual,  revised  down  to  date. 


29//^  May  187 1. 


GENERAL  INDEX. 

i  1 


PAGE 

Abbey  of  Holyrood  House,  ....  664 
Accountants  in  Edinburgh,  List  of,  .         .    526,  527 

Actuaries,  Faculty  of, 527 

Advocates,  List  of  Faculty  of,  .         .         .         .  621 
Artillery  Volunteers,  City  of  Edinburgh,          .  663 
Artillery  Volunteers,  Midlothian  Coast,   .         .  664 
Assistants  and  Missionaries  (Church  of  Scot- 
land),   533 

Bank  Directory,     _ 649 

Bank  Holidays, xix 

Banks  and  Banking  Companies  in  Scotland,  .  649 
Baptist  Places  of  Worship,  ....  636 
Bishops  of  the  Episcopal  Church  in  Scotland, .  536 
Bishops  of  Eoman  Catholic  Church  in  Scotland,  537 
Board  of  British  Fisheries,  ....  565 
Board  of  Commissioners  in  Lunacy,  .  .  566 
Board  of  Supervision  for  Belief  of  the  Poor,  .  566 
Board  of  Trustees  for  Manufactures,  .  .  565 
Boarding  and  Day  Schools,  ....  645 
Book  Packets  for  Colonies  and  Foreign  Coun- 
tries,     596 

Book  Post,  Inland 573 

Cab  Fares, 674 

Cabinet,  The,  and  Chief  Officers  of  State,        .  550 

Calendar  for  1870-71, xvi 

Card  Postage, 574 

Carriers  and  Railway  Agents,  ....  395 

Carriers'  Quarters, 678 

Chancery,  Her  Majesty's, 519 

Chimney-sweeping  Regulations,       .        .        .  679 

Church  Directory, 530 

Church  of  Scotland  Places  of  Worship, ' .  .  533 
City  Mission  Directory,         ....  538 

City  Omnibuses, 672 

Clergymen,  List  of,  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  .  530 
Coal  Carriei-s,  Regulations  for, ....  679 

CoUegiate  Institutions, 543! 

Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage  Rates,  .  .  584] 
Colonial  Money  Order  Offices,  ....  619 
Commissioners  of  Northern  Lighthouses,  .  566  j 
Commission  of  the  Peace  for  the  City,  .  .  567 1 
Commission  of  the  Peace  for  the  County,  .  568 1 

Committees  of  Town  Council  of  Edinburgh,  .  563 
Congregationalist  Places  of  Worship,  .  .  535 
Consuls,  List  of,  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  .  42 
Conveyance  Dip.ectory,  .  .  .  .  671 
Counting-House  Calendar,  '.  .  .  .  xix 
County  Directory,  General,         .        .        .  455 

Balerno, 486 

Blackball, 486 

Bonnyrigg, 486 

Broxburn, 486 

Calder,  East, .  487 

Calder,  Mid, 487 

Calder,  West, 488 

Cockenzie, 489 

Colinton, 489 

Corstorphine, 489 

Cramond  Bridge, 490 

Currie, 490 


PASE 

Dalkeith, 491 

Davidson's  Mains, 493 

Duddingston, 495 

Fisherrow, 495 

Ford,       .         .        .        .        .        .        .        .495 

Gilmerton,  .  -.rfsfTi-frrn"-  '»-'  «  •  •  495 
Gladsmuir,      .     '^^CliUiJ  i^  ^..  ^        _        _  ^g- 

Gorebridge,  .  ^^^  .  ^^^CT  •  •  •  ^^^ 
Greenlaw,  .  -  .  J  .  .  ?.P  -'-.,.  .  496 
Hermiston,  .  .  .  y  •  (.  •  •  496 
Jock's  Lodge  and  Kestalrlgi  .oi3  .        .        .  496 

Joppa, 497 

Juniper  Green,:   ■-Jir/J  ^rf>  rn.rt^  h'-'j^A^ 
Kirkliston,      .     ^ '.        .-''^•'.^^^9 "  p-"  ^49? 
Kirknewton,   ....     ^y^    •        •  498 

Lasswade,       .         .         .       '."^OK^    .■        .498 
Leadbum,        .         .  ■      .        .        ...       .  499 

Liberton  and  Gilmerton,      ".0^.811.        .500 

Livingston,     . 500 

Loanhead,  .  »,"..^.'^t;^£rif  ils.^  »i  ^^® 
Lothian  Bum,  .  *  .  .  .  .  '''"7'SXSl 
Milton  Bridge,  .^J[  p-^f  .  .,-^:.i., „..-..  5Qi 
Murrayfield,  .  ^°  Spa  ^ibJULD^  _  g^i 
Musselburgh,  .       *•     rr.        /       •        .        •  &02 

Ormiston,        .     " !'    Hfi  U}  Y>JOT, ,506 

Pencaitland,  .  .  .  .  •  ^  •  •  ^^^ 
Penicuik,        .        .       ^Z^'^^ITXl?.-   1'v.:^ 

Portobello  and  Joppa, 507 

Prestonpans,  ....  -,  .  .  513 
Queensferry,  South,        .         .     '    .         .         .513 

Ratho, 614 

Roslin, 515 

Salton,    .         .    r    .        •    .  -  .r     -.        T        •  515 
Slateford,^   "gOLJ   Slyfiiligil^i,   e„        .  615 
Stow,       ...        .       ..        .      ,  .    .    .         .516 

Tranent,;        •  73.   flfc        >     '  •        •        •  ol^ 

Uphall,    .  • 518 

Winchburgh,  .       .■,,-.' -^y      .        .        ,        .  518 

County  Police,  .      '  .  - 570 

Court  of  Session, 519 

Delivery  of  Letters  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  .  599 
Dominical  Letter,  Table  showing  the,      .        .    xx 

Edinburgh  Academy, 543 

Edinburgh,  Commission  of  the  Peace  for  City,  567 
Edinburgh,  Commission  of  the  Peace  for  the 

County  of, 568 

Edinburgh,  Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of,  563 
Educational  Directory,  ....  541 
English  Money  Order  Offices,  .        .        .  610 

Episcopal  Churches, 536 

Episcopal  Schools,  .  .  .  .  '•.  .  544 
Evangelical  Union  Churches,  ....  535 
Exchequer,  Court  of, 519 

Faculty  of  Advocates, 521 

Fast  Days,  Sacramental 668 

Female  Missionaries,  List  of,  .  .  .  .  540 
Foreign  and  Colonial  Postage  Rates,         .        .  584 

Free  Church  College, 542 

Free  Church  Places  of  Worship,  .  .  .  534 
Free  Chiuxh  Schools, 644 


GENERAL  INDEX. 


XI 


PAGE 

General  Directory, 1 

Geriuaa  Churcli, 537 

Government  Insurance  and  Annuity  UflBce,     .  678 

Hackney  Carriages  in  Edinburgh,    .         .         .  673 

Higli  Constables, 5G4 

High  Coui-l  of  Justiciary, .  .  .  ,  .  519 
High  School  of  Edinburgh,  .  ,  ,  .  543 
Hospitals  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  .  ,  .99 
Hotels  and  Taverns,  Lists  of,    .        .        .   417,  443 

Ho'ise  Agents, 418 

House  of  Commons,  Members  of  the,        .        .  556 

Industrial  Schools, 545 

Infant  Schools, 545 

Income  Tax, 648 

Inland  Eevenue,  OfBce  of,  ....  627 
Ls'suRAxcE  AND  Property  Investment  Com- 

PAjs'iES  Directory, 660 

Inventory  Duty, 642 

Irish  Money  Order  Offices,       ....  618 


Jewellery,  Transmission  of, 
Judicial  Statistics  Department, 


582 
566 


Law  Directobt, 619 

Law  Officers, 619 

Leith  and  Granton  Steamers,  ....  671 
Leith,  Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of,  .  564 

Letters,  Registration  of,  .  .  .  .  574,  582 
Libraries  and  Heading  Eooma,  .         .         .  434 

List   of   Streets,  Squares,  etc.,  in   Edinburgh 

and  Leith, xxi 

London  District  Money  Order  Offices,  etc.,  .  623 
Lord  Clerk  Register's  Department,  .  .  .  520 
Lyon  Coui-t, 519 

Magistrates  and  Town  Cotmcil  of  Edinburgh,  563 
Mails,  when  despatched  from  and  delivered  in 

Edinburgh 699 

Markets  for  Com,  etc.,  in  Scotland,  .        .        .  670 

Masonic  Directory, 662 

Medical  Practitioners, 422 

Members  of  Parliament  for  Scotland,  .  .  555 
Messengers-at-Arms,  Scotland,  .         .        .  528 

Methodist  Churches, 537 

Military  Departments,  Scotland,  .  .  .  663 
Missionaries,  City,  List  of,         ....  538 

Money  Orders, 575 

Money  Order  Offices  in  Scotland,  .  .  .  600 
Money  Order  Offices  in  England  and  Wales,  .  610 
Money  Order  Offices  in  the  London  District,  .  623 
Money  Order  Offices  in  Ireland,  .  .  .618 
Money  Order  Offices  in  the  Colonies,  .  .  619 
Museum  of  Science  and  Art,      ....  565 

National  Gallery  of  Scotland,  ....  665 
Newspaper  Agents  and  Offices,  .         .   427,  428 

Newspapers  in  Scotland, 667 

Newspaper  Postage, 672 

Northern  Lighthouses,  Commissioners  of,         .  566 

Officers  in  the  Navy  or  the  Eoyal  Marines, 

Letters  for, 581 

Onmibnses,  City, 672 

Original  Seceders,  Churches  of,        .        .         .  535 

Packet  Vessels  from  Leith,       ....  671 

Parish  Schools, 644 

Parliamentary  Directory,  ....  550 
Parocliirtl  Boards  of  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  .  566 
JPatteru  and  Sample  Post,  ....  673 

Peers  and  Peeresses  connected  with  Scotland,  652 
Philosophical  Institution  Classes,     .        .        .  542 


PAGE 

Pillar  Letter-boxes, 598 

Police  DepHrtnient  (Edinburgh),       .         .         .  564 

Porters,  Regulations  for, 679 

Post  Towns  in  Scotland 600 

Post  Office,  General,  Officers  of,        .         .         .  571 
Post  Office  Savings  Banks,  Rules  of  the,           .  579 
Postage  Stamps  and  Envelopes,        .         .         .  575 
Postage,  Rates  of,  and  Conditions  of  Trans- 
mission,   571 

Postage,  Foreign, 580 

Postal  Directory, 571 

Prison  Managers, 566 

Private  Schools, 546 

Professions  and  Trades  Directory,  .  .  381 
Property  Investment  Companies,  .  .  .  660 
Property  and  Income  Tax,  ....  648 
Provincial  Banks  in  Scotland,  ....  651 

Public  and  Free  Schools, 644 

Public  Offices  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith,    .         .661 

Reading  Rooms  and  Public  Libraries,  .  .  434 
Receiving  Offices  and  Pillar  Letter-Boxes,       .  698 

Refreshment  Rooms, 434 

Register  Offices  for  Servants,  ....  435 
Registration  of  Letters,  ....  674,  682 
Registry  Office  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,  565 
Rifle  Volunteer  Brigade,  Queen's  Edinburgh,  664 
Rifle  Volunteers,  Third  City  of  Edinburgh,  .  666 
Rifle  Volunteers,  Midlothian,  ....  666 
Roman  Catholic  Churches,        ....  637 

Roman  Catholic  Schools, 544 

Roj'al  Family,  The, 649 

Sacramental  Fast  Days  in  Scotland,  .  .  668 
Salaries,  Calculation  of,     ...»        .  xix 

Sasine  Office, 520 

Savings  Banks,  Post  Office,       ....  679 

Schools, 644 

Scotch  Members  of  Parliament,  •  .  .  555 
Scottish  Episcopal  Church  Places  of  Worship,    63<i 

Scottish  Newspapers, 667 

Scottish  Peers  and  Peeresses,  ....  552 
Sheriff  Court  of  Chancery,  ....  519 
Sheriffs     of      Counties,      Sheriff-Substitutes, 

Sheriff-Clerks,  and  Procurators-Fiscal,         .  529 

Ship  Conveyances, 671 

Ship  Letters, 582 

Society  of  Accountants  in  Edinburgh,     .        .  526 

Soldiers'  Letters, 580 

Solicitors  before  the  Supreme  Cottrts,  Society  of,  524 
Solicitors  at  Law,  List  of,  ....  525 

Stage  Coaches, 672 

Stamp  and  Legacy  Duties,  etc.,  .  .  .  628 
Steamers  from  Leith  and  Granton,  .        .        •  671 

Street  Directory, 241 

Streets,  Squares,  Places,  etc.,  in  Edinburgh  and 

Leith, xxi 

Tax  Offices, 662 

Teachers,  List  of,      ....        .  546 

Teinds,  Court  of, 519 

Telegraph  Offices,  Postal  and  Railway,    .        .  600 

Telegraphs,  Post  Office, 577 

Terms  in  England  and  Scotland,  .  .  .  xix 
Town  Council  of  Edinburgh,  ....  663 
Town  Council  of  Leith,    .....  664 

United  Presbyterian  Churches,  .  .  .  535 
United  Presbyterian  Mission  Schools,  .  .  545 
University  of  Edinburgh, 541 

Veterinary  College,  Edinburgh,  .  .  .  642 
Volunteer  Directory, 663 

Writers,  List  of,  ...  .  .  625 
Writers  to  the  Signet, 522 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BANKS. 

Agra  Eank  (Limited), 3 

Chartered  Mercantile  Bank  of  India,  London,  etc.,  1 

Oriental  Bank  Corporation,    ....  2 

INSURANCE  AND  INVESTMENT 
COMPANIES,  etc. 

Alliance  Assurance  Company,       ...  28 

Border  Counties  Fire  Office,           ...  40 

Briton  Medical  and  General  Life  Association,  23 

Caledonian  Insurance  Company,  ...  16 

City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Company,  .  15 

Colonial  Assurance  Corporation,  ...  19 

County  Fire  Office, 33 

Eagle  Insurance  Company,   ....  12 

Economic  Life  Assurance  Society,        .         .  18 

Edinbiirgh  Life  Assurance  Company,  .  .  9 
English  and  Scot.  Law  Life  Assur.  Association,  13 

European  Assurance  Society,         ...  24 

General  Life  and  Fire  Assurance  Company,  25 

Guardian  F'Lre  and  Life  Assurance  Company,  19 
Heritable    Securities  Investment  Association 

(Limited), 35 

Imperial  Fire  Office, 27 

Insurance  Company  of  Scotland,  ...  28 
Law  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company,  31 
Life  Association  of  Scotland,  ...  8 
Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe  Insur.  Co.,  26 
National  Boiler  Insurance  Company  (Limited),  32 
National  Guarantee  and  Suretyship  Associa- 
tion (Limited), 34 

National  Provincial  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co.,  31 
Norwich  and  London  Accident  and  Casualty 

Insurance  Association,   ....  29 

Norwich  Union  Fire  Insurance  Society,       .  29 

Pelican  Life  Insurance  Company,          .         .  30 

PhcEnix  Fire  Assurance  Company,        .        .  30 

Plate  Glass  Insurance  Company,           .         .  32 

Property  Investment  Company  of  Scotland,  38 
Provident  Clerks'  and  General   Guarantee 

Association  (Limited),  .  .  .31 

Prudential  Assurance  Company,    .                .  18 

Queen  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company,    .     .  22 

Reliance  Mutual  Life  Assurance  Society,      .  15 

Eoyal  Exchange  Assurance  Corporation,  .  14 
Eoyal  Insurance  Company.     See  end  of  volume. 

Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance  Society,  .  11 

Scottish  Equitable  Life  Assiirance  Society,  .  4 

Scottish  Fire  Insurance  Company  (Limited),  21 

Scottish  Imperial  Insurance  Company,          .  14 

Scottish  Heritable  Security  Company  (Limited),  33 

Scottish  National  Insurance  Company,          .  17 

Scottish  Property  Investment  Company,      «  37 

Scottish  Provincial  Assurance  Company,  .  10 
Scottish  Provident  Institution.  See  end  of  volume. 
Scottish   Steam   Cultivation  and    Traction 

Company, 41 

Scottish  Trade  Protection  Society,       .         .  39 

Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co.,  20 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Life  Assurance  Society. 

See  end  ofroluvie. 

Standard  Inveatinent  and  Building  Society,  36 


Standard  Life  Assurance  Company, 
Union  Assurance  Society, 


5,6,  7 
39 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Antiques,  Dealer  in — 
Levy,  H.,  junior,  63  Princes  street,    . 

Axlemaker— Pringle,  John,  York  lane, 

Bakers — 
Ogilvie,  Thomas,  2  Elm  row,     . 
Sawers,  T.,  310  Lawnmarket,    . 
Thomson,  Edward,  18  Stafford  street, 
Tolleth,  1  Alfred  place,  Huntly  street,  8 
Haddington  place,   and   51  Brunswick 
street,  Stockbridge,         .... 

Bedding  Manufacturers — 

M'DeiTnott,  James,  61,  63,  and  65  Hanover 

street, 

Stewart,  Piobert  B.,  58  Candlemaker  row, 

Bellhangers  and  Gasfitters — 

Hetherton,  H.,  13  South  Clerk  street, 
Stewart,  D.,  34  Earl  Grey  street  and  65 
Fountainbridge,      ..... 

Berlin  Wool  Eepository — Matheson,  Mrs,  7 
Dublin  street, 

Billiard  Table  Makers — 
Morison  &  Co.,  78  George  street,       .        . 

Bookbinders  and  Stationers — 

Hunter,  William,  28  Queen  street,     . 
Thomson,  Charles  J.,  29  North  bridge. 

Booksellers  and  Newsagents — 
Arnot,  James,  45  Grindlay  street, 
Garrety,  Peter,  11  West  Nicolson  street, 
Livingstone,  E.  &  S.,  57  South  bridge, 
Maclachlan  &  Stewart,  64  South  bridge, 
Macniven  &  Cameron,  23  Blair  street, 
Robinson,  H.,  11  Greenside  street,     . 
Thin,  James,  54  and  55  South  bridge, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers — 
Leckie,  J.,  50  Cockbum  street,  . 
Nixon,  John,  93  West  bow, 
Rutherford  &  Son,  142  George  street, 

Brassfounders,  Plumbers,  Gasfitters,  etc. — 
Armstrong  &  Hogg,  57  Lothian  road, 
Lawrie,  John,  12  Catherine  street  court, 
Sim,  Francis  E.,  96  Princes  street,     . 
Stewart  &  Rae,  17  West  Register  street, 
121  George  st.,  and  95  Constitution  St., 
Wood  &  Cairns,  South  Back  of  Canongate, 
Young  &  Barton,  1  Shrub  place,  Leith  walk, 

Brokers — 

Harvey,  James,  228  Cowgate,    . 
Waugh,  Bernard,  33  St  Mary  street, 

Brushmakers — 

Duncan  &  Sons,  20  Picardy  place,     . 

Builders,  Slaters,  etc. — 

Drysdale,  Andrew,  27  South  Frederick  street,  90 
Mackenzie,  William,  Hope  Park  End  House, 
Watherston  &  Sons,  29  Queensferry  st.,    . 

Butchers,  Poulterers,  etc. — 

Campbell,  Colin,  Kerr  street,  Stockbridge, 
Hogg,  Thomas,  7  Melville  place, 
Johnston,  Alexaader,  3  Queeubfeny  street, 


62 
107 

105 
105 
105 


105 


59 
114 

89 

89 

59 

67 

114 
47 

47 
114 

45 
44,45 
xxviii 

47 

45 

65 

66 
66 


76 
90 

107 
107 
106 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Joliiiston,  JoliD,  L.,  1  W.  Newington  ter- 
race and  180  Canongate,         .         .        .  106 
Lisle,  George,  75  Nortliumberland  street,  107 
Story,  D.  F.,  40  High  street  and  65  Inver- 

leith  row, 106 

Taylor,  Alexander,  1  and  2  Melville  place,  106 

Wilson,  James,  146  George  street,     .         .  107 
Cabinetmakers,  Upholsterers,  etc. — 

Brown,  Charles  M.,  31  South  Clerk  street,  68 

Brown,  William  S.,  Broughton  market,     .  68 

Chalmers  &  Scott,  21  South  St  Andrew  st.,  69 

Denham  &  Combe,  12  George  street,          .  68 

Goskirk,  John,  164  and  168  Cowgate,         .  68 

Patterson,  William,  10  Queensferry  street,  67 

Kobertson,  D.,  16  Lothian  road,         .        .  66 
Urquhart,  Kenneth,  Hamilton's  entry,  36 

Bristo  street, 69 

Watson,  George,  1  Teviot  row,          .         .  68 

Watson,  George,  5  Tollcross,     .                 .  66 
Cagemaker — 

Webster,  John,  69  George  street,       .        .  92 
Carriers  and  Contractors — Mutter,  Howey, 

&  Co.,  12  Market  st.  and  37  Bernard  St.,  72 
Chemist  and  Druggist — Pottage's   Homoeo- 
pathic Pharmacy,  117  Princes  street,     .  48 
Chimney-sweeper  and  slater — 

Kedpath,  Alexander,  9  Queensferry  st.  lane,  90 
China  and  Glass  Warehouses — 

Small,  Gillon,  &  Co.,  19  George  iv.  bridge,  75 

Stewart,  Thomas,  Main  Point,            .        .  75 
Chiropodist — 

Burn,  Mr,  144  Princes  street,     ...  48 
Coach  and  Harness  Makers — 

Drew  &  Burnett,  Lothian  road,           .         .  109 

Munro,  Alexander,  Broughton  market,      .  107 

Stordy,  Robert,  St  Leonard's,    .        .         .  108 
Coal  Merchants,  Agents,  etc. — 

Baigrie,  George,  St  Leonard's,   ...  99 

Bauchope,  Eobert  G.,  Scotland  st.  station,  99 

Booth,  Wmiam,  2  Port  Hopetoun,     .         .  99 
Calder,  Eobert,  Haymarket  station  and  165 

Pose  street, 99 

Dixon  &  Son,  36  St  Leonard  street,  .         .  98 

Fortune,  C,  Eose  lane  station.  Abbey  hill,  100 
Gilray  Brothers,  2  Brunswick  pi.,  Lothian 

road,  and  78  South  Clerk  street,     .        ,  100 

Henderson,  James,  7  Port  Hopetoun,         .  99 

HonejTnan,  James,  50  Grove  street,  .        .  99 

Leggat,  James,  4  Port  Hopetoun,       .         .  94 

M'Cormack,  James,  8  North  bridge,  .         .  94 

M'Kelvie,  J.,  Haymarket,  ....  98 

Marshall,  William,  14  South  Charlotte  St.,  100 

Menzies,  John,  66  Grove  street,          .        .  99 

Smith  &  Sons,  67  Lothian  road,         .         .  96 

Sword,  James,  Railway  stations,        .         .  99 

Veitch,  R.,  Eose  lane  station.  Abbey  hUl,  99 

Veitcl),  Thomas,  Slateford,        ...  98 
Waldie  &  Sons,  39  Queen  sti'eet,  85  Clerk 

street,  and  3  West  Tollcross,          .         .  95 

Williamson,  J.,  Rose  lane  station.  Abbey  hill,  100 

Wilson,  John,  2  Stafford  street,         .         .  97 

Cod  Liver  Oil— Moffat,  G.  D.,  38  Dundas  st.,  103 

Cooks  and  Confectiouei's — 

Ferguson,  Alexander,  1  Melbourne  place. 

See  end  of  volume. 

Grant,  David,  6  North  St  Andrew  street,  105 
Coppersmiths  and  Braziers — 

Dickson  &  Welsh,  4  Queen'.s  place,    .        .  87 
M'MUlan  &  Robertson,  Shrub  place,  Leith 

walk, 88 

M'Naughton,  John,  5  and  6  Fyfe  place, 

Leith  walk, 87 

Cricket  Depot — King's,  64c  Lothian  road,   .  45 
Dairy  keeper — 

Crombie,  Thomas,  Bell's  mills,  .       .        .  103 


Dentists — • 

Cameron,  Peter,  80  Barony  street,     . 
Gentle,  James,  20  Nicolsou  street, 
Hannah,  William,  10  Baker's  place, 
Morrison,  J.  D.,  27  Grange  road, 
Vernon,  W.  F.,  9  Viewforth  place,  . 
Vernon,  William  Frederick,  80b  Princes 

street, 

Die  and  Stamp  Cutters  and  Seal  Engravers- 
Barclay,  William,  51  Hanover  street, 
Irvine,  James,  16  Thistle  street, 
Murdoch  &  Son,  51  Hanover  street, 
Reid,  Walter,  76  Queen  street. 
Doors,  Windows,  Facings,  Skirtings,  etc. — 

Swauu,  J.  R.,  21  Leith  walk,     . 
Drysalter  and  Oil  and  Colour  Merchant — 

Stott,  J.  M.,  5  Meuse  lane. 
Dyers  and  Scourers — 

Hay  &  Son,  13  North  Melville  place. 
Hay,  Peter  and  John,  10  Nicolson  street. 
Hay,  P.  &  R.,  11  South  St  David  street, 

and  1  Heriot  buDdings,  Leith  walk, 
M'Kechnie,  James,  41  West  Nicolson  street 

and  73  Northumberland  street, 
M'Nab,  A.  &  J.,  39  Queen  street,  85  South 

Clerk  street  and  3  West  Tollcross, 
Maver  &  Co.,  7  Clerk  street, 
Educational  Establishments,  Schools,  Board- 
ing Schools,  etc. — 
Arnott,  MissE.S.  (French,  German,  Draw- 
ing, and  Singing),  47  Great  King  street, 
Atkinson,  Mr  Grahamsley  (Dancing),  52 

Frederick  street, 

Balmain,  Miss,  62  Great  King  street, 
Brouneau,  M.  (Dancing),  45  Castle  street, 
Edinburgh  Institution  for  Classical, 
Mathematical,  and  Scientific  Educa- 
tion, 8  Queen  street, 
Ferguson,  Walter(Drawing),  36  George  st 
Fischer-Pischart,    Charles  (German),    19 

Cumberland  street. 
Institution  for  Young  Ladies,  1  Park  pi., 
Jamieson,  Miss  (Young  Ladies),  Argyle 

park,  Argyle  place,  .         .         .    ' 

Loth,  J.  T.  (German),  27  Rutland  street, 
Lowe,  Mr  and  Mrs  (Dancing),  83  George 

street, 

Minola,  Signor  (Italian  and  Spanish),  30 

Rutland  square,       .... 
Montgomery,  Mr  (English,   Commercial, 

etc.),  21  College  street, 
Eichon,  M.  (French),  65  Castle  street, 
Schneider,  Mr  A.  (French,  German,  and 
Latin),  2  Albany  street. 
Engineers  and  Contractors — 
Bain,  Young,  &  Co.,  27  and  29  Cross 

causeway, 

Girdwood,  John,  26  Greenside  row, 
Marshall,  David,  6  Bernard  street,    . 
Peddle  &  Co.,  72  Princes  street. 
Feather  Makers — 

French,  J.  P.,  4  North  Melville  place, 
French,  Richmond,  2  Sciennes  hill,  . 
Fireclay  and  Terra  Cotta  Works — 

Brown  &  Son,  17  St  Anthony  place,  Port 

Hopetoun, 

Craig,  J.  &  M.,  57  Torphichen  street, 
Wilson  &  Son,  Leith  Walk  station,  . 
Firewood  —  Leith    Industrial    Schools,    14 

Lochend  road,        .... 
Fishmongers — 
Jameson,  John,  60  Castle  street, 
Moffat,  G.  Dickson,  38  Dundas  street, 
French  Polishei- — 
Johnston,  William,  West  Eose  street  lane, 


48 
48 
49 
49 
61 

114 

47 
47 
61 
47 

76 

75 

59 
69 

67 

69 

68 
£9 


44 
42 
44 


42 
44 


43 

42 


43 
44 


44 
43 


44 
43 


43 


0,  81 
79 
83 
84 

58 
68 


74 
75 
73 

100 

103 
103 

92 


INDEX  TO  ADVEETISEMENTS. 


Fruiterer,  etc. — 

Wood,  Alexander,  1  and  2  Bristo  place,    .       106 

Funeral  Establishments — 

Croall  &  Sons,  23  and  24  Greenside  place,  111 
M'Kiclian  &  Co.,  3  Infirmary  street,  .       112 

Moir  &  Co.,  10  St  James'  place,  .         .       113 

Nicholson  &  Son,  8  High  street,  .  .  110 
Paulin,  George,  32  and  42  Jamaica  street 

and  14  St  Anthony  place,       .         .         .       110 
Eobertson,  D.,  16  Lothian  road,  and  High 

street,  Portobello, 110 

Furniture  Dealers — 

Hoy,  James,  122  and  132  Covvgate  and  25 

Canongate,       ......         69 

Morton,  A.  &  W.,  5  Lothian  street,  .  .  68 
O'Donnell   &   Co.,    156   Oowgate  and  26 

Blair  street, 69 

Eafferty,  P.,  30  and  34  Blair  street,  .         .         69 

Fur  aud  Feather  Cleaner — 

Hunter,  J.,  8  Buccleueh  street,  ...         68 

Furrier— 

Yai-roll,  Samuel,  13  N.  St  Andrew  street,  68 

Grocers  and  Wine  Merchants  — 

Anderson,  J.  C,  28  and  30  Victoria  street,  101 
Donaldson  &  Sons,  26  West  Maicland  st., 

aud  1  Mackenzie  place,  Stockbridge,     .       102 

Gutta  Percha  Warehouse — Corner  of  Bank 

street, 54 

Gymnasium,  Eoyal  Crescent  Park,       .         .         70 

Haberdashers  aud  Ladies'  Outfitters — 

Armstrong,  John,  12  Charlotte  place,  .  60 
Mackenzie,  A.  C,  3  South  bridge,  .  .  60 
M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co.,  329  High  street,  .  60 
.  Ogg,  Miss,  6  Hanover  street,      ...         59 

Hairdressers  and  Perfumers — 

Cook,  William,  3  Deanhaugh  street,  .         60 

M'Kean,  Kobert,  41  South  Clerk  street,  .  69 
Tennant,  T.  M.,  23  N.W.  Circus  place,     .         60 

Hatters — 

Burge,  John  B.,  47  Lothian  road,  .  .  66 
Cunningham,  Thomas,  61  North  bridge,  .  64 
Dunlop,  D.  M.,  46  North  bridge,        .         .         66 

Horticultural  Builders — 

Lowe,  David,  Gilmore  park,  ...  90 
Makenzie  &  Moncui-,  Upper  Grove  place,  90 

Hosiers,  Glovers,  and  Shirtmakers^ 

Sliearer  &  Son,  116  Princes  street,  .  .  60 
Whitehead  &  Co.,  18  S.  St  Andrew  street,         59 

Hotels,  Taverns,  Dining-rooms,  etc. — 
Buchanan's  Temperance  Hotel,  114  High 

street, 104 

Caledonian  Temperance  Hotel,  17  Green- 
side  street, 103 

Connolly's  Golf  Tavern,  Bruntsfield  Links,  103 
Main's  Peacock  Hotel,  Newhaven,     .        .       103 

House  Agents  and  Valuators — 

Allison,  James,  16  South  St  David  street 

and  163  Canongate,         ....         77 
Sword,  22  Hanover  street,  ...         79 

India-rubber  Manufacturers — 

Thornton,  Cm-rie,  &  Co.,  78  Princes  street,       54 

Ironworks — 

Bell,  Peter,  40  North  Pitt  street,  .  .  78 
Gibson  &  Tait,  West  Fountaiubridge,  .  86 
Mackay   &   Fairbairn,    Sciennes   and  88 

West  bow, 78 

Jewellers,  Watchmakers,  and  Goldsmiths — 

Aitchison,  James,  15  Bank  street,  .  .  52 
Deviue,  James,  299  and  301  Cowgate,  .  49 
Gunn,  Alexander,  10  Leith  street,  .  .  50 
Laing,  George,  27  Nicolson  street,  .  .  50 
McGregor  &  Son,  25  Register  street,  .        49 

Mortimer,  William,  9  North  bridge,  .        60 

Pickcn,  William,  9  Melbourne  place,  .        55 

Eitchie  &  Son,  25  Leith  street,  ...        53 


Job  and  Postmasters — 

Fraser  &  Son,  1  Forres  street  and  5  Melville 
place,       .         .         .         .         . 

Jardine,  Peter,  25  Duke  street  and  2b 
York  place, 

Kerr,  Hugh,  2  Hope  street. 
Maps — Johnston,  W.  &  A.  K.,  4  St  Andrew 

square, 

Map- Mounters — 

Malloch  &  Son,  306  Lawnmarket, 
Marble  Works — 

"\\''allace  &  Co.,  Shrub  place, 

Whyte,  Clement,  Canonmills,    . 
Medical  Rubber — 

Drummond,  Andrew,  30  Broughton  place. 
Modellers  and  Plasterers — 

Stuart  &  Campbell,  23  Morrison  street, 
Musicsellers — 

Cottam,  J.  S.,  40  Cockburn  street, 

Curie,  James,  52  Hanover  street. 
Naturalist — Dewar,  John  F.,  48  North  Han- 
over street  and  37  Lady  Menzies  place. 
Oil  Merchants — Smiths  &  Co.,  1  Blair  street. 
Opticians  and  Philosophicallnstrument  Makers- 

Eeid,  Alexander,  31a  South  Castle  street, 

Stevenson,  Peter,  5  Forrest  road, 
Packing-box  Maker — 

M'Dougall,  William,  76  Fountainbridge,  . 
Painters,  Glaziers,  and  Paperhangers — 

Aird,  James,  15  Gladstone  place. 

Bell,  William,  2  West  Preston  street, 

Cornelius,  W.,  97  Broughton  street,  . 

Dobie,  G.,  23  George  street, 

Phillips,  William,  21  George  street, 

Eeid,  Robert  L.,  2  Blenheim  place,    . 

Weston,  Samuel,  6  Gillespie  place, 

Wilson,  Robert,  67  South  Clerk  street. 
Paraffin  OU— Potts,  W.  &  H.,  Port  Hopetoun, 
Pawnbroking  Companies  and  Loan  Offices — 

Accommodation  Loan  Co.,  21  St  John  St., 

Equitable  Loan  Company,  4  Milne  square, 

Ferguson  &  Co.,  312  f-awnmarket,     . 

Liberal  Money  Loan  Office,  44  S.  bridge. 

North  British  Loan  Office,  312  Lawn- 
market,    

South  Bridge  Pawnbroking  Company,  35 
South  bridge  and  55  Niddry  street, 
Photographers — - 

Howie,  J.,  junior,  60  Princes  street,  . 

Nimmo  &  Sons,  39  and  44  South  bridge, 
Pictm-e  Frame  Makers^ 

Glasstone,  S.,  59  South  bridge  and  29 
Potterrow, 

Wrtstle,  J.  M.,  11  Shrub  place,  . 
Plumbers,  Gasfitters,  and  Zincworkers — 

Aird,  John,  25  Greenside  place, 

Dickison,  A.,  2  Brougham  street,  Home 
street,  and  Tollcross, 

M'Calman,  William,  54  Lothian  street, 

Macnab,  Robert,  78  Grove  street, 

Muir,  John,  Thomas  street, 

Peters,  Alexander  M.,  13  Dun  das  street. 

Smith  &  Co.,  62  Broughton  street,     . 
Portmanteau  and  Trunk  Manufacturers — 

Boswell,  A.,  junior,  8  Hanover  street, 

Cleghorn,  M.,  5  South  St  Andrew  street, 

Irving  Brothers,  80  Princes  street,     . 
Printers — 

Lorimer  &  Gillies,  13  Clyde  street,     . 

Murray  &  Gibb,  11  Queen  street, 

Eoyal  Gymna.sium  General  Steam  Printing 
and  Lithographic  Establishment,  11 
North  Pitt  street,    .... 

Schenck  &  M'Farlane,  14  and  19  St  James' 
square,     ...... 


110 


109 
110 


45 

47 

51 
61 

48 

74 

49 
49 

61 
92 

52 
49 

69 

91 
91 
91 
92 
91 
91 
91 
91 
90 

50 
40 
38 
38 

40 

39 

49 
49 


51 
51 

87 

90 
87 
86 

87 
87 


69 
66 


45 
115 


46 
46 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Printers'  Furnisher — 

Murray,  John,  22  and  28  Niddry  street,     . 
Provision  Merchant — 

M'C]acherty,WUliam,  12  Q.ueensferry  street, 
Eegisters  for  Teachers,   GoTernesses,  Ser- 
vants, etc. — 

Dodds,  Mrs,  1  Charlotte  place,   . 

London  and  Edinburgh  Governess  Insti 
lute,  1  South  Charlotte  Street, 

Paton's,  Mrs,  Kegistry  Office  for  Male  and 
Female  Servants,  46  India  street,  . 

Scottish  Eegister  for  Domestic  Servants. 
46  Greorge  street,      .... 

Young,  Mr,  41  Brunswick  street, 
Eemovals  Contracted  for — 

Whytock  &  Co.,  9  and  11  George  street,   .         71 
Eopemaker — 

Kitchie,  Mrs  J.,  22  South  Back  of  Canongate,  92 
Sail  and  Tent  Maker — 

Calder,  William,  22  Commercial  street, 
Scale  and  Beam  Makers — 

Wharton  &  Co.,  150  High  Street,      . 
Sculptor — 

Hunter,  Samuel,  Lome  place,  Leith  walk, 
and  South  Norton  place, 
Sewing-Machine  Makers  and  Agents — 

Singer  Manufacturing  Co.,  108  Princes  st., 

Simpson  &  Co.,  15  Cockburu  street,  . 
Shetland  Warehouse — 

Linklater  and  Co.,  52  Princes  street, 
Shipping— 

Leith  and  London,  8  Dock  place, 
Slaters  and  Glaziers — 

Low,  John,  73  Clerk  street, 

Stewart  &  !Morgau,  59  Grove  street, 
Smiths  and  Ironmongers — 

Anderson,  W.  &  J.,  22  Nicolson  street, 

Charles,  James,  8  North  St  Andrew  street, 

Forrest,  James,  96  West  bow,    . 

Foulis,  David,  61  George  street, 

Kelly  &  Son,  113  Eose  street,     . 

Miller,  James,  70  and  71  Princes  street,     . 

Tod  &  Son,  29  Leith  walk. 
Stationers — 

Caldvcell  Brothers,  Waterloo  place,  . 


47 
105 


101 
101 


101 


93 


Stucco  Manufacturer — Luis,  EUia,  33  High 

street, 50 

Tailors,  Clothiers,  Habit  makers,  and  Outfitters — 

Allan,  John,  25  George  street,    ...  62 

Anderson  &  Sons,  15  George  street,  .        .  62 

Brown  Brothers,  56  North  bridge,      .        .  61 

Christie  &  Kilpatrick,  104  South  bridge,   .  61 
Dudgeon    &   Co.,    9    South   bridge.      See 

beginning  of  volume. 

Gillon,  Eobert,  45  and  47  Bridge  street,    .  62 

Hyam,  B.,  124  High  street,         ...  64 

Hynde  &  Co.,  13  Union  place,    ...  62 

Lauder  &  Hardie,  8  St  Andrew  square,     •  62 

M'Donald  &  Sun,  423  Lawnmarkot,          .  62 
Middlemass,  J.  &  A.,  18  South  bridge.    See 

beginning  oj"  volume. 

Murray,  J  ohn,  12  Howe  street,           .         .  62 

Panton  &  Young,  36  South  bridge,   .         .  62 

Ramsay,  William,  21  Earl  Grey  street,      .  62 

Smith,  John,  102  South  bridge,                   .  61 

Thomson,  103  South  bridge,      ...  63 

Tobacconists — 

Maas,  A.  F.,  5  Union  place,       ...  52 

Potts  &  Co,,  6  Bank  street,         ...  75 

Van  and  Loriy  Builders — 

Brown,  John,  26  South  Back  of  Canongate,  107 

Eichardson,  Thomas,  150  Fountainbridge,  107 

Venetian  Blind  Makers — 

Douglas  &  Son,  20  Greenside  place,  .         .  86 
Laing,  George,  West  Nicolson  street  and 

70  Potterrow, 79 

Waste  Paper  Bought — 

Adcock,  Gilbert,  1  South  St  Andrew  street,  IW 

Whipmakers — 

Leggat,  G,  &  J.,  4  Brown  square,       .         .  107 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchants — 

Bryce,  John,  44  Hanover  street,  .  .  102 
Christie  &  Smith,  23  George  street,  .  102 
Kay  &  Co.,  39  Jamaica  street,  .  .  .  102 
M'Diarmid,  Peter,  Grindlay  street,  .  102 
Mi'nelaws  &  Co,,  143  George  street,  .  103 
Muirhead,  63  George  street  and  47  Hano- 
ver street, 102 

Sanderson  &  Lawrie,  20  South  Hanover 

street, 102 


CALENDAR  FOR  1871-72. 


JUNE     187  1. 


D.    H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES.    D.  H.  M. 

Full  Moon 3    6  27  m.  New  Moon,     18    2  29  m. 

Last  Quarter,  10    0  37  m.      |      2nd  Quarter,  25  10  44  a. 


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9 

Fr 

10 

Sa 

11 

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12 

Al 

IS 

Tu 

1  + 

W 

1-5 

Th 

Ifi 

Fr 

17 

Sa 

18 

R 

19 

M 

20 

Tu 

21 

W 

22 

Th 

23 

Fr 

24 

Sa 

25 

R 

2fi 

M 

27 

Tu 

28 

W 

29 

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30 

Fr 

Sdndats,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


Morn.   Even, 


Prince  George  Frederick  b.  1865 
Tvinily  Sunday 

CoiTJus  Christi 

11  St  Barnabas  the  Apostle 

\it  Sunday  after  Trinity    

2d  Sunday  after  Trinity 

*Queen's  Accession,  1837 

Sun  enters  Cancer  9/i.  42m.  a.  ... 
21  Summer  com. — Longest  Day 

St  John  Baptist  bom 

'id  Sunday  after  Trinity 

24  Midsummer  Day 

♦Coronation  of  Queen,  1838... 
St  Peter  the  Apostle 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


H.   M. 

0  27 

1  13 

2  1 

2  50 

3  38 

4  27 

5  21 

6  17 

7  16 

8  24 

9  35 

10  35 

11  30 


0  42 

1  22 

2  0 

2  36 

3  11 
3  45 


8  21 

9  30 

10  32 

11  30 


H.    M. 

0  50 

1  37 

2  25 

3  14 

4  2 

4  54 

5  49 

6  46 

7  49 
9     0 

10  5 
U    3 

11  57 

0  20 

1  2 

1  42 

2  18 

2  54 

3  28 

4  2 

4  39 

5  17 

6  1 

6  52 

7  48 

8  64 

10  2 

11  1 
11  57 

0  24 


JULY     187  1. 


D.    H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES.    D.    H.  M. 
Full  Moon,  ...  2     136  a.      I      2nd  Quarter,  25    5  51m. 
Last  Quarter,    9    19a.           Full  Moon,     31    9  17  a. 
New  Moon,  ...17    5  27  a.  


*M 

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^C 

Q^ 

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Sa 

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7 

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8 

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9 

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10 

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12 

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15 

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24 

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Tu 

26 

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27 

Th 

28 

Fr 

29 

Sa 

30 

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31 

M 

StTNDATs,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


Princess  Alice  married  1862 

ith  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Dog  Days  begin 

Piincess  Helena  maiTied  1866... 
Princess  Vic.  Al.  0.  Mary  6. 1868 

bth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

St  Switiiin  transiate'd  862 

&th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Coui-t  of  Session  rises 

1th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

23  Sun  enters  Leo  8/i.  32m.  M 

St  James  the  Apostle  mart.  43... 

9ith  Sunday  after  Trinity 


HIGH  WATER 

AT  LEITH. 

Morn. 

Even. 

H.    M. 

H.    M. 

0  51 

1  18 

1  45 

2  12 

2  38 

3     , 

3  29 

3  54 

4  19 

4  44 

5     9 

5  33 

5  67 

6  22 

6  48 

7  14 

7  43 

8  12 

8  42 

9  12 

9  43 

10  13 

10  42 

11  11 

11  40 

0     7 

0  34 

0  57 

1  18 

1  39 

1  59 

2  19 

2  38 

2  56 

3  12 

3  30 

3  46 

4    4 

4  22 

4  41 

5     0 

6  20 

5  41 

6    3 

6  26 

6  51 

V  16 

7  45 

8  16 

8  49 

9  23 

9  57 

10  30 

11    4 

11  38 

0  12 

0  42 

1  11 

1  39 

2     6 

AUGUST    1871. 


D.    H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES.    D.    H.  M. 
Last  Quarter,    8    4  23  m.      I      2nd  Quarter,  23  11  35  m. 
New  Moon,. ..16    7     2  m.  Full  Moon 30    6  21m. 


r,sa  = 


Sundays,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


Lammas  Day 

6  Duke  of  Edinburgh  born  1844 
9<ft  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Dog  Days  end 

Grouse  and  Ptannigiin  sh.  beg. 

lOtt  Sunday  after  Trinity 

13  Lammas  Diay,  O.S 

20  Tay  Net  Ashing  closes 

l\th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

20  Blackcock  shooting  begins... 

Sun  enters  Virgo  3A.  6m.  A 

St  Bartholomew  the  Apostle 

20  Dee,  Don,  Forth,  Ness,   and 

Spey  Net  fishings  close 

IWi  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Esk  Net  fishing  closes 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


H.  M. 

2  32 

3  20 

4  4 

4  46 

5  27 

6  11 

6  56 

7  43 

8  39 

9  47 
10  55 


0  32 

1  17 

2  0 

2  38 

3  11 

3  45 

4  20 

4  67 

5  38 

6  21 

7  12 

8  15 

9  30 
10  51 


0  38 

1  34 

2  24 

3  5 


H.  M. 

2  57 

3  42 

4  25 

5  7 

5  49 

6  33 

7  19 

8  10 

9  13 

10  21 

11  31 
0  2 

0  55 

1  39 

2  19 

2  55 

3  28 

4  2 

4  38 

5  17 

5  59 

6  46 

7  41 

8  51 

10  11 

11  31 

0  8 

1  7 

2  1 

2  46 

3  24 


SEPTEMBER   1871. 


D.    H.  M.  MOON'S  PHASES.  D.    H.  M. 
Last  Quarter,  6  10  10  a.       I      2nd  Quarter,   21     5  12  a. 
New  Moon,. ..14    7  10  a.       |      Full  Moon,.. ..28     5  45  a. 


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3 

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7 

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9 

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10 

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11 

M 

12 

Tu 

13 

W 

14 

Th 

15 

Fr 

16 

Sa 

17 

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18 

M 

19 

Tu 

20 

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21 

Th 

22 

Fr 

23 

Sa 

24 

R 

25 

M 

26 

Tu 

27 

W 

28 

Th 

29 

Fr 

30 

Sa 

Sundays,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


Partridge  shooting  begins 

London  burned  1666,  O.S 

13tt  Sunday  after  Trinity 

lith  Sunday  after  Trinity - 

Tweed  Net  fishing  closes , 

15th  Sunday  after  Trinity , 

St  Matthew  the  Apostle 

23  Autumn  commences 

Sun  enters  Libra  11/t.  56  m.  a. 

16th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

23  Day  and  Night  equal 

29  Michaelmas  Day 

St  Michael  and  All  Angels .... 


high  WATER 
AT  LEITH, 


H.  M 

3  43 

4  20 

4  56 

5  32 

6  9 

6  51 

7  40 

8  47 

10  9 

11  28 
0  4 

0  54 

1  35 

2  13 

2  47 

3  19 

3  55 

4  31 

5  11 

5  55 

6  46 

7  52 

9  19 
10  51 


0  36 

1  24 

2  6 

2  42 

3  16 


H.  M 

4  2 

4  38 

5  14 

5  50 

6  30 

7  15 

8  12 

9  27 
10  51 


0  32 

1  15 

1  55 

2  30 

3  3 

3  37 

4  13 

4  51 

5  33 

6  20 

7  18 

8  32 

10  7 

11  33 

0  7 

1  2 

1  46 

2  25 

2  69 

3  33 


CALENDAR  FOR  1871-72. 


OCTOBER    1871. 


D.  H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES.     D.    H.  M. 
Last  Quarter,  6    5  32  a.       I      ind  Quarter,    20  11  54  «. 
New  Moon,. ..14    6  19  m.      |      FuU  Moon,...  2S     8  14"!- 


ScxDATs,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


1 

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2 

M 

3 

Tu 

4 

W 

n 

Th 

6 

Fr 

7 

Sa 

8 

a 

9 

M 

in 

Tu 

11 

W 

1-? 

Th 

^■^ 

Fr 

14 

Sa 

15 

S 

16 

M 

17 

Tu 

IS 

W 

19 

Th 

■20 

Fr 

21 

Sa 

22 

a 

23 

.M 

24 

Tu 

2o 

W 

26 

Th 

27 

Fr 

28 

Sa 

29 

a 

30 

M 

31 

Tu 

17rt  Siindau  after  Trinity 

1  Pheasant  shooting  begins 

ISth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Tay  Rod  fishing  closes 

Michaelmas  Day,  O.S 

15   Forth,  Ness,  and  Spey  Rod 

fishings  close 

19rt  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Court  of  Session  sits  

St  Luke  the  Evangelist 

20th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Sun  enters  Scorpio  SA.  22ot.  a. 

St  Simon  and  St  Jude 

■2\st  Sunday  after  Trinity 

31  Dee,  Don,  &  Esk  Rod  fish.  el. 
Hallow  Eve 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


H.  M. 

3  50 

4  23 

4  57 

5  32 

6  10 

6  56 

7  59 
9  25 

10  52 

11  59 

0  22 

1  2 

1  40 

2  16 

2  51 

3  27 

4  8 

4  50 

5  37 

6  35 

7  45 
9  13 

10  45 

11  5-5 

0  18 

1  2 

1  41 

2  17 

2  50 

3  22 
3  53 


H.  M. 
4  6 

4  40 

5  14 

5  50 

6  33 

7  23 

8  42 

10  9 

11  27 


0  42 

1  22 

1  5S 

2  34 

3  8 

3  47 

4  29 

5  12 

6  5 

7  6 

8  24 

10  2 

11  22 

0  40 

1  22 

1  59 

2  34 

3  6 

3  38 

4  10 


NOVEMBER    1871, 


D.  H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES.    D.    H.  m. 
Last  Quarter,    5    0  55  a.      I      2nd  Quarter,  19    8  47  to. 
New  Moon,...  12    5    9  n.      |      FuU  Moon,...27    1  53  to. 


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2 

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3 

Fr 

4 

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5 

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6 

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7 

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8 

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9 

Th 

10 

Ft 

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Sa 

12 

a 

13 

M 

14 

Tu 

15 

W 

16 

Th 

17 

Fr 

18 

Sa 

19 

a 

20 

51 

21 

Tu 

22 

W 

23 

Th 

24 

Fr 

25 

Sa 

26 

a 

27 

M 

2S 

Tu 

29 

W 

30 

Th 

SCKDAYS.  HOLIDATS, 
ETC. 


AH  Saints'  Day... 

5  Gunpowder  Plot,  16*6.5 

'lid  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Prince  of  Wales  bom  1841.... 

Martinmas ,^^. 

Tid  Sunday  after  Trinity 

24;A  Sunday  after  Trinity .... 

Princess  Royal  bora  1840 

Sun  enters  Sagit.  bh.  8m.  A., 
Martinmas,  O.S 

26  Princess  Maud  born  1869, 
'2bth  Sunday  after  Trinity  ... 

Tweed  Rod  fishing  closes  ... 
St  Andrew  the  Apostle 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


Morn.  Even. 


H.   M. 

4  44 

5  19 

6  1 

6  51 

7  59 
9  23 

10  41 

11  44 
0     5 

0  45 

1  26 

2  5 

2  45 

3  26 

4  12 

5  1 
5  58 

7  1 

8  16 

9  39 
10  51 
U  49 

0  12 

0  55 

1  34 

2  9 

2  43 

3  16 

3  48 

4  23 


DECEMBER    1871. 


1'.   H.  M.  MOON'S  PHASES.   D.    H.  M. 
Last  Quarter,    5    6  46  m.      I      2nd  Quarter,  18    8  41a. 
New  Moon,     12    4    2  m.  Full  Moon,. ..26    9  35  a. 


^^ 


ScNDATS,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


Princess  of  Wales  bom  1844 

Advent  Sunday 

10  Grouse,  Blackcock,  and  Ptar- 
migan shooting  ends 

Id  Sunday  in  Advent 

M  Sunday  in  Advent 

St  Matthew  the  Apostle  

Sun  enters  CaprL  5h.  59m.  Ji 

22  Wintfr  com. — Shortest  day.. 

ith  Sunday  in  Advent. 

*Cliristiiias  Day 

St  Stephen  the  Martyr. 

St  John  the  Evangelist 

Innocents'  Day 

Sunday  after  Christmas 

b 


H.  M. 

4  41 

5  19 

6  3 

6  53 

7  54 
9  9 

10  18 

11  19 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


0  29 

1  14 

2  2 

2  50 

3  39 

4  30 

5  23 

6  18 

7  20 

8  25 

9  35 

10  38 

11  37 
0  2 

0  49 

1  30 

2  9 

2  45 

3  19 

3  53 

4  28 

5  6 


H.  Jt. 

4  39 

5  41 

6  26 

7  20 

8  28 

9  45 

10  50 

11  43 
0  6 

0  52 

1  38 

2  26 

3  14 

4  4 

4  56 

5  50 

6  48 

7  52 

8  59 

10  7 

11  8 


0  27 

1  10 

1  50 

2  27 

3  2 

3  36 

4  10 

4  46 

5  24 


JANUARY    1872. 


D.   H.    M.  MOON'S  PHASES.  D.    H.  M. 
Last  Quarter,  3     9  59  a.      I      2nd  Quarter,  17     0     2a 
New  Moon,. ..10    2  58  a.  Full  Moon,.. ..25    5  14a. 


SiTNDAYS,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


♦Circumcision 

Epipliany 

ist  Sunday  after  Epiphany 

Prince  Albert  Victor  born  1864 

New  Year's  Day,  O.S 

2d  Sunday  after  Epiphany 

Sun  enters  Aquarius  ih.  35m.  A... 
3d  Sunday  after  Epiphany 

Conversion  of  St  Paul 

25  Princess  Royal  maiTied  1858 

Septuagesima  Sunday 

King  Charles  I.  martyred  1649 


H.  M. 

5  43 

6  27 

7  16 

8  13 

9  19 

10  27 

11  31 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


0  55 

1  49 

2  42 

3  32 

4  20 

5  8 

5  57 

6  47 

7  39 

8  35 

9  38 

10  44 

11  50 

0  21 

1  10 

1  .'>2 

2  31 

3  8 

3  39 

4  11 

4  45 

5  21 

6  0 


H.  M 

6  5 

6  50 

7  43 

8  44 

9  54 

10  .^9 

11  59 

0  27 

1  22 

2  16 

3  56 

4  44 

5  32 

6  22 

7  13 

8  6 

9  4 

10  11 

11  17 


0  49 

1  31 

2  12 

2  50^ 

3  23 

3  55 

4  2-i 
6  3 

5  40 
fi  2-' 


CALENDAR  FOS  1871-72. 


FEBRUARY    1872. 


».    H.  M.  MOON'S  PHASES.  D.  H.  jj. 
Last  Quarter,     2  10  10  m.    I      2n(i  Quarter,  16    6 
New  Moon, 9    1  52m.  Full  Moon,...  24  10  56m. 


SuMDATS,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


Partr.  and  Pheas.  shooting  ends 

Tweed  Rod  fishing  opens 

2  Candlemas „ 

Sexagenma  Sunday , 

Tay  fishings  open 

14  St  Valentine 

*Queen  Married  1340 

Quiiiqiiageiima  Siindoy 

11  Dee,  Don,  Forth,  Ni  S5,  and 

Spey  fishings  open..; 

Ash  Wednesday 

Tweed  Net  fishing  opens 

Esk  fishings  open 

14  Candlemas,  O.S 

Quadragesima — \st  Snn.  in  Lent 

Sun  enters  Pisces  Ih.  9to.  m 

Prs.  Louise  Vict.  Alex.  b.  1S67  ... 

St  Matthias  the  Apostle 

2d  Sunday  in  Lent..~ 


H.  M. 

6  44 
T  30 

8  30 

9  42 
11  2 


0  46 

1  4-5 

2  35 

3  22 

4  6 

4  4S 

5  30 

6  10 

6  52 

7  37 

8  34 

9  47 
11  6 

o'si 

1  34 

2  12 

2  48 

3  20 

3  50 

4  22 

4  57 

5  32 


H.  M. 

7  6 
7  59 
9  3 

10  22 

11  39 

0  15 

1  17 

2  10 

3  0 

3  44 

4  27 

5  9 
>   5. 

6  30 

7  14 
S  4 
9  10 

10  27 

11  44 

0  21 

1  13 

1  54 

2  30 

3  5 

3  35 

4  6 

4  39 

5  15 
5  50 


APRIL     1872. 


D.  H.  M.    MOON'S  PHASES.   D.  H.  M. 

Last  Quarter,    1    2  32m.     I      Full  Moon 23     1  37  a. 

New  Moon,....  8    0  oi  m.          Last  Quarter,   30    8  21m. 
2nJ  Quarter...  15  10  11a.      |  


°  si 


•2~i 
28 


Sundays,  Houdats, 

ETC. 


Easter  Monday 

Easter  Tuesday 

2  Con.  of  Ptoyal  Burghs  meets.. 

Loio  Sunday 

7  Prince  Leopold  born  1853 

id  Sunday  after  Easter 

14  Princess  Beatrice  born  18.')7 

Sun  enters  Taurus  (^/i.  .OSm.  a.... 
'6d  Sunday  after  Easter 

2-5  Princess  Alice  born  1843 

St  Mark  the  Evangelist 

ith  Sunday  after  Easter 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


7  44 
9  8 
10  44 


0  31 

1  20 

2  4 

2  41 

3  16 

3  52 

4  25 

4  59 

5  35 

6  18 

7  8 

8  14 

9  37 
10  59 


0  28 

1  5 

1  41 

2  17 

2  50 

3  28 

4  6 

4  49 

5  36 
fi  33 
7  43 


H.    M 

8  23 

9  5.5 
11  27 

0     3 

0  56 

1  44 

2  23 

2  59 

3  34 

4  9 

4  42 

5  17 

5  56 

6  40 

7  37 

8  53 

10  19 

11  33 
0     5 

0  47 

1  23 

1  69 

2  35 

3  9 

3  47 

4  26  ] 

5  12 

6  4  ! 

7  5  1 


MARCH     187  2. 


I>.  H.  M.  MOONB  PHASES,  D.  H.  M, 
Last  Quarter,  2  7  28  a.  !  2nd  Quarter,  17  2  25 
New  Moon,....  9    0  53  a.  Full  Moon .25     1  43  ;n 


Scm>ATa,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


BISH  WATER 


Zd  Sundwj  m  Lent 

10  Prince  of  W;iles  maTi-ied  18S3 
Mid- Lent  Sunday 

17  St  Pat-rick 

bfh  Sttnday  in  Lent 

Princess  Louisa  born  1848 

20  Court  of  Session  rises 

Sun  enters  Aries  Hh.  57m.  h 

Princess  Louisa  manled  1871.... 

20  Spring  commences 

20  Day  and  Night  equal 

Sunday  before  Easter 

Lady  Day 

♦Good  Friday 

Easter  Sunday 


H 

H.  M 

6  12 

6  36 

7  1 

7  28 

7  57 

8  32 

9  14 

9  59 

10  48 

11  30 

0  11 

0  42 

1  9 

1  36 

2  0 

2  24 

2  45 

3  5 

3  24 

3  43 

4  2 

4  21 

4  40 

4  58 

5  16 

5  33 

5  52 

6  12 

6  32 

6  64 

7  17 

7  42 

8  14 

8  54 

9  34 

10  22 

11  7 

II  44 

0  18 

0  45 

1  e 

1  27 

1  46 

2  3 

2  20 

2  36 

2  62 

3  8 

3  22 

3  38 

3  55 

4  12 

4  30 

4  49 

5  8 

5  27 

5  60 

6  14 

D  40 

7  11 

8   VS 


MAY     18  72. 


D.    B.  M.  MOON'S  PHASES.     D.    H.  M. 

New  Moon 7     1  19  a.   1      Full  Moon 22  11     8  a. 

2nd  Quarter,. ..15    4    6  a.   |      Last  Quarter,  29    2  12  a. 


Sundays,  Holidays, 

ETC. 


St  Philip  and  St  Jame<: 

1  Prince  Arthur  born  1850 

Rogation  Sunday 

Ascension  Day — Holy  Thursday 

Sunday  after  Ascension 

Court  of  Session  sits 

Whitsunday  Term 

20  Sun  enters  Gemini  7h.  Im.A... 

Wliit  Sunday  or  Pentecost 

Whit  Monday 

Whit  Tuesday 

General  Assembly  meets 

•  Queen  Victoria  bom  1819 

Princess  Helena  born  1S46 

Trinitu  Sunday 

Whitsunday  Term,  O.S 

King  Charics  ii  rettorod  16G0  ... 
Ci>rijus  Christi 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LFITH. 


Morn.  Even 


H.  M. 
9  8 

10  34 

11  42 
0  9 

0  54 

1  38 

2  16 

2  53 

3  26 

3  59 

4  34 

5  11 

5  55 

6  43 

7  39 

8  53 

10  9 

11  11 


0  20 

1  0 

1  41 

2  24 

3  fi 

3  49 

4  38 

5  32 

6  32 

7  40 

8  54 
10  9 


9  53 
11  11 


0  32 

1  16 

1  57 

2  36 

3  8 

3  42 

4  16 

4  52 

5  32 

6  19 

7  S 

8  14 

9  32 

10  41' 

11  39 
0  I' 

0  40 

1  20 

2  3 

2  45 

3  27 

4  12 

5  4 

6  1 

7  4 

8  17 


COUKTING-HOUSE  CALENDAR  FOR  1871-72. 


Bank  Holidays  marked  ' 


S 

Mon. 
Tu. 
W 
Th. 
Fr.     , 
Sat.    , 


JUNE    1871. 

11 
12 
13 
14 


SEPTEMBER   1871. 


12     9    16    23    30  i  Fr. 


10    17  I  24 


!  S  .. 
I  Mon. 

Ta  ... 
W  ... 
Th.  ... 


Sat. 


24!!  s  .. 

25  :  MOQ. 

26j  Tu.  .., 

27  W    ... 

28  STh.  ... 


15    22    29;(Fr.  . 
30 !  Sat.. 


]CE 

MI 

JER 

1871. 

j( 

MARCH 

1872. 

I  — 

3 

10 

17 

24 

31  1    S 

3 

10 

17 

24 

'... 

4 

11 

IS 

♦25 

...J  Mon. 

4 

11 

18 

25 

1... 

•i 

12 

19 

26 

...(To. 

5 

12 

19 

26 

[... 

6 

13 

20 

27 

...j  W 

6 

13 

20 

27 

7 

14 

21 

2S 

...    Th. 

7 

14 

21 

28 

1 

8 

1-i 

22 

29 

...:   Fr. 

i 

S 

15 

22 

*29 

2 

9 

16 

23 

30 

...    Sat. 

^ 

9 

16 

23 

30  1 

JULY   1871. 


OCTOBER  1871. 


JANUARY  1872. 


S 

Mon. 

Tu. 

\V 

Th. 

Fr. 

Sat. 


...    2 

9 

16 

23 

30  ;i  s 

1 

8 

15 

221 

...   3:10 

17 

24:3l!iMoa.    ... 

2 

9 

16 1 23 1 

...    4 

n 

13 

25 

...     Tu. 

3 

10 

17 

24 

...    5 

12 

19 

26 

...     W    

4 

11 

18 

25 

...    6 

13 

20 

27 

..A  Th 

■D 

12 

19 

26 

...    7 

14 

21 

28 

...    Ft.  

6 

13 

20 

27 

l|8 

15 

22 

29 

...     Sat 

7 

14 

21 

28 

29!     S 

30  a  Mon 

31  Tu. 

-  h^ 

...     Th. 

...Ft. 
—  )>  Sat. 


1 

2 

4 
5 
6 


7 

14 

21 

S 

lo 

22 

9 

16 

23 

10 

17 

24 

11 

18 

25 

12 

19 

26 

13 

20 

27 

AUGUST   1871. 


NOVEMBER   1871. 


FEBRUARY   1872. 


S 

Mon. 

To. 

W 

Th. 

Fr. 

Sat. 


5!  12 


13 

20 

14 

21 

15 

22 

If! 

23 

17 

24 

IS 

25 

19 

26 

27  S  ... 

28  Mon. 

29  (Tu.  ... 
.30  iW  ... 
31  Th.... 

...  )Fi-.  ... 
...iiSat.... 


12  IP 

13  20 

14  21 

15  22 

16  I  23 

17  I  24 
IS  I  25 


26  ij    S   ... 

27  (  Mon. 

2S  >)  Tu.  ... 
29)!"W  ... 
30     Th.  ... 

...!(  Fr.  ... 
...;iSat..., 


16  I  23 


28  i    S 

29  )•■  Mon. 
30 )';  Tu. 
31  \\  W 

Th. 
Ft. 
Sat. 

X\ 

s .. 

26  \\  Mon. 

27  iTu.  .. 
23  iW  .. 
29  )  Th.  .. 
...  '  Fr.  .. 


APRIL   1872. 


7 

14 

21 

8 

15 

o-> 

9 

16 

23 

10 

17 

24 

11 

IS 

25 

12 

19 

26 

13 

20 

27 

17  i  24  !  ...  i;  Sat. 


5 

12 

19 

26 

6 

13 

20 

27 

7 

14 

21 

28 

1 

8 

15 

22 

29 

2 

9 

16 

23 

30 

3 

10 

17 

*24 

31 

4 

11 

18 

25 

Queen's  Accession, June  20. 

Queen's  Coronation, June  28 


BANK    HOLIDAYS. 

Christmas  Day Dec.  2.5.    I 

New  Year's  Day, Jan.    1. 

Queen's  Marriage, Feb.  10.    | 


Good  Friday March  29. 

Queen's  Birthday, May    24. 


TEEMS    IN    SCOTLAND    AND   ENGLAND. 


SCOTLAND. 

Candlemas, Feh.    2. 

Whitsunday, May  1-5. 

Lammas Aug.  1. 

Martiamaci, Nov.  11. 


ENGLAND. 

Lady  Day March  25. 

Midsummer June    24. 

Michaelmas  Day, Sept.     29. 

Christmas, Dec.     25. 


^Tien  a  Scotch  Term  falls  on  a  Sunday,  the  following  Monday  is  considered  the  Term-Day. 
Lammas  is  sometimes  erroneously  supposed  to  fall  on  the  2d  August. 


CALCULATION  OF  SALARIES,  etc.,  from  £1  to  £150  per  annum. 


£  s.  d. 

0  18 

0  3  4 

0  5  0 

0  6  8 

0  8  4 

0  10  0 

0  11  8 

0  13  4 

0  15  0 

0  16  8 


1  11 

2  3* 

2  8i 

3  Of 
3  5i 
S  io 


TEAK. 

MONTH. 

WEEK. 

DAT. 

TEAR. 

MONTH. 

WEKK. 

DAT. 

£      S. 

d. 

£ 

s.    d. 

s.    d 

£      S. 

d. 

£    s.    d. 

s.    d. 

£11 

0  18 

4 

0 

4    2i 

0     7i 

£30 

2  10 

0 

0  11     6 

1     7f 

12 

1    0 

0 

0 

4     7i 

0    8 

40 

3     6 

8 

0  15    4 

2    2i 

13 

1  1 

8 

0 

4  llf 

0    8^ 

50 

4     3 

4 

0  19     2 

2    9 

14 

1    3 

4 

0 

5     4i 

0    91 

60 

5     0 

0 

1     3     Oi 

3    3i 

15 

1    5 

0 

0 

5     9 

0  10 

70 

5  16 

8 

1     6  lOi 

3  10 

16 

1     6 

8 

0 

6     If 

0  10^ 

80 

6  13 

4 

1  10    8 

4    4i 

17 

1    8 

4 

0 

6     Gi 

9  Hi 

90 

7  10 

0 

1  14     6i 

4  Hi 

IS 

1  10 

0 

0 

6  lOf 

0  llf 

lOO 

8     6 

8 

1  18     4J 

-5     5f 

19 

1  U 

8 

0 

7     3^ 

1     0.5 

125 

10     8 

4 

2    7  nh 

6  lOi 

20 

1  13 

4 

0 

7     8 

1     li 

150 

12  10 

0 

i  17     6^ 

8     2f 

If  the  stun  be  Guineas,  not  Pouuds,  for  each  Guinea  add  a  penny  to  each  month,  or  a  farthing  to  each  week. 


A    TABLE 

Showing,  by  tlie  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. 


1800  18011802  1803 


180818091810  1811 


118121813,18141815 


1817|1818| 
18231 


1828,1829 
18341835 


1819|         ,1820|1821  1822 
1824|1825  1826  1827 
18301831:        ,18321183:: 


1816 


118361837  1838  1839 


1840J1841 1842  1843 
1815'l846!l8-( 


184818491850 


1851 1 
1856^1857 


1852  1853  1854  1855i 


186218631 

jl868[ 
1873,]S74i 


1864il865  1866186: 


1869,1870|1S71 
1875,    |l876 187: 


1879; 
1884,1885 


18901891 

;i896 


1880  1881 1882  1883 

1886  1887    1888 

189218931894^ 


1872 

1878 


1889 
1895 


1897  18981899 


DATS  OF  THE  MONTH  AND  WEEK, 

FROJI   1800   TO   1899  INCLUSIVE. 


s 

M 

Tu 

w 

Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
10 ;  Tu 
11    W 


12 
13 
14 

16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 

23 
24 

25  i  W 

26  I  Th 
27;  Fr 
28  i  Sa 

'  S 
30  M 
31 1  Tu 


1  Fr 

2  Sa 


11  M 

12  Tu 

13;   W 

14  Th 

15  Fr 

16  Sa 
I   s 

18  M 

19  Tu 
20,  W 
21iTh 
22;  Fr 
23   Sa 

s 

25  M 
26.  Tu 

27  W 

28  Th 

29  Fr 
30,  Sa 


31    Fr 


JANUAET. 


EEBEIJAET, 


MAECH, 


APEIL, 


MAT, 


JUNE. 


JULT, 


AUGUST, 


SEPTEMBEE, 


OCTOBEE, 


NOVEMBEE, 


DECEMBER, 


Explanation. — In  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  Kight-hand  Talle,  will  he  found  a 
correspondinc  Letter,  over  which  are  placed  the  Days  of  the  Month  and  Week  for  that  Month  (distingui.'-hing  the 
Sundavs  by  a  different  type).  Eacli  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 
yebruary  in  every  Leap  Year;  and  for  the  other  months,  use  the  Letters  belonging  to  the  respective  Years. 

By  transposing  the  Dominical  Letters,  this  Calendar  would  answer  for  any  Centuij. 


LIST   OF   THE   STREETS,  SQUARES,  PLACES,  ETC.,  IX 
EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH, 

WITH  REFERENCE  TO  THEIR  SITUATIONS. 


The  Registration  District  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,  is  indicated   by  the 

NUSIBER  affixed. 

Note. — The  Act  (17  ^-  18  Vict.  c.  80")  requires, — Bieths  to  he  registered  within  21  days ; 
Deaths,  8  days;  Marriages,  3  days. 


Name  of  District. 

Na>ie  of  Eegistrar. 

Office. 

Office  Hours. 

1.  St  George, .    .    . 

2.  St  Andrew,    .     . 

3.  Cauongate,     .     . 

4.  St  Giles,     .     .     . 

5.  Newington,    .     . 

6.  North  Leith,  .     . 

7.  South  Leith,  ,     . 

Eobert  Dick,      .     .    . 
Robert  Darling  Ker,  . 
Andi-ew  Balfour,    .     . 
David  Beatson, .     .     . 
John  Minto,  .... 

Thomas  S.  Fornian,   . 

Gilbert  Archer, .     .     . 

6  Lothian  road,  .     . 

9  North  St  David  St., 

163  Cauongate, .     .     . 

51  Cockburn  street,  . 

6  HiU  square,      .     . 

7  Hamburgh  place, 
83  Constitution  st.,   . 

10  to  3  ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

10  to  3  ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

10  to  3;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

10  to  3 ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

10  to  3  ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

5 10  to  3 ;  Mon.  &  Fri.  7  to  8  ; 

\     Sat.  10  to  12. 

10  to  3,  6  to  8  ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

Abbey,  foot  of  Cauongate,  3 
Abbey  hill.  Abbey,  3 
Abbey  lane,  Croft-an-Eigh  wd.,  3 
Abbej'  mount.  Abbey  hill,  3 
Abbey  strand,  Abbey,  3 
Abbotsford    park    and    crescent, 

Borougbmuirhead,  5 
Abercromby  place,  Duke  street,  2 
Adam  square,  76  South  bridge,  4 
Adam  st.  E.  &  W.,  Eoxburgh  pi.,  5 
Adelphi  place,  Leith  links,  7 
Admiralty  street,  Couper  street,  6 
Advocate's  close,  357  High  st,  4    j 
;A.inslie  jjlace,  Great  Stuart  st.,  1 
Aird's  close,  135  Grassmarket,  1 
Aitchisou's  close,  58  West  port,  1 
Albany  lane,  Albany  street,  2 
Albany  street,  Duke  street,  2 
Albany  street.  North  Fort,  st.,  6 
Albert  place,  India  place,  2 
Albert  place,  Leith  walk,  7 
Albert  terrace,  Morningside,  5 
Albert  terrace.  Trinity,  6 
Albyn  pL,  wt.  end  of  Queen  st.,  1 
Alfred  place,  Maj'field  terrace,  5 
Alfred  place,  Canonmills,  2 
Alison's  close,  34  Cowgate,  4 
Alison's  place,  Leith  walk,  7 
Alison's  square,  Potterrow,  4 
Allan  street,  Dean  street,  1 
Allan's  close,  269  High  street,  4 
Alva  place,  Norton  place,  2 
Alva  street,  Queensferry  street,  1 
Amelia  Ann  place,  Leith  walk,  7 
Amphion  pi.,  N.  B.  Cauongate,  3 
Anchor  close,  243  High  street,  4 
Anchorfield,  Newhaven,  6 
Anderson's  close,  14  Cowgate,  4 
Anderson's  crt..  Old  Brougbton,  2 
Anderson  pi.,  Bonuington  road,  7 


Anderson  place,  Leith  Walk,  7 
Annandale  st.,  Haddington  pi.,  2 
Anne  place,  Duke  st.,  Leith,  7 
Ann  St.,  St  Bernard's  crescent,  1 
Ann's  court,  Canonmills,  1 
Annfield,  Newhaven,  east  end,  6 
Antigua  street,  Union  place,  2 
Archibald  place,  Lauristou  pi.,  4 
Argyle  place.  Meadows,  so.  side,  6 
Argyle  square,  N.  College  street,  4 
Argyle  terrace,  Dairy  road,  1 
Arniston  place,  Newington,  5 
Arthur  st.  &  pis.,  82  Pleasance,  3 
Arthur  street,  Pilrig  street,  7 
Ashley  buildings,  21  High  st.,  3 
Assembly  st.,  e.  end  Bernard  st.,  7 
AthoU  terrace.  Dairy  road,  1 
Atholl  crescent,  Maitland  street,  1 
Atboll  lane  &  place,  Atholl  cres.,  1 
Auburn  place,  N.  Fort  street,  6 
Auchenleck's  brae,  Newhaven,  6 
Avondale  place.  Water  lane,  1 

Back  of  vaults,  84  Giles  street,  7 
Bailie  Fyf  e's  close,  107  High  st.,  3 
Bailie's  com-t,  50  Cowgate,  4 
Bainfield,  Fountainbridge,  1 
Bainfield  ter.  &  pi.,  Fountainbr.,  1 
Baird's  close,  135  West  port,  1 
Bakehouse  close,  146  Cauongate,  3 
Baker's  land,  CanonmiUs,  1 
Baker's  place,  N.W.  Circus  pi.,  1 
Balbirnie  place,  Eoseburu,  1 
Balfour  street,  Leith  walk,  7 
Baltic  St.,  east  end  Bernard  st.,  7 
Bangholm,  Queensferry  road,  2 
Bangor  road,  Gt.  Junction  street,  7 
Bank  place,  Queensferry  road,  6 
Bank  street,  Lawnmarket,  4 
Bank  street  north,  Mound  pi.,  4 


Bank  street,  Bernard  street,  7 
Banner  place,  Morningside,  5 
Barm  close,  15  Coalhill,  7 
Baron  Grant's  close,  15  High  st.,  3 
Barony  street,  40  Broughton  st.,  2 
Barringer's  close,  91  High  St.,  3 
Bathfield,  near  Leith  Fort,  6 
Bath  street,  James'  place,  7 
Baiter's  buildgs.,  St  John's  pi.,  3 
Baxter's  close,  469  Lawnmarket,  4 
Baxter's  place,  Greenside  place,  2 
Baynefield,  Ferry  road,  6 
Beaumont  place,  202  Pleasance,  5 
Beaver  hall,  Canonmills,  2 
Bedford  street.  Dean  street,  1 
Begg,  Dr,  builds.,  11  Abbey  hill,  3 
Begrie's  entry,  69  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
Belfrage  lane,  Cowfeeder  row,  1 
Belgrave  crescent.  Dean  bridge,  1 
Bellevue  crescent,  Mansfield  pL,  1 
Bellevue  ter.,  E.  Claremont  st.,  2 
Bell  place.  Water  lane,  1 
Bell's  brae.  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Bell's  close,  272  Cauongate,  3 
Bell's  court,  Quality  lane,  7 
Bell's  entry,  17  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
Bell's  mills,  Sunbury,  1 
Bell's  wynd,  146  High  street,  4 
Bernard  street,  Leith,  7 
Bernard  terrace,  S.  Clerk  street,  5 
Binnie's  close,  39  Giles  street,  7 
Bishop's  close,  129  High  street,  3 
Blacket  place,  13  Minto  street,  5 
Blackford,  Grange  loan,  5 
Blackford  place,  Morningside,  5 
Blackford  rd.,  Whitehouse  loan,  5 
Blackfriars  street,  96  High  st,  3 
Blackwood  cres.,  W.  Preston  st.,  5 
Blair's  close,  372  Castle  hill,  4    ^ 
Blair  street,  Hunter  square,  4 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Blandfield  roTv,  Canonraills,  2 
Blenheim  place,  Baxter's  place,  2 
Bonnington,  west  of  North  Leith 
Bennington     banli,     Bonnington 

road,  7 
Bonnington    grove,    Bonnington 

teiTacR,  2 
Bonnington  place,  Bonnington,   6 
Bonnington  road,  Broughton  road 

to  Leith,  7 
Bonnington  ter.,  Bonnington  pi.,  2 
Boothacre,  Seafield,  7 
Boronghmuirhead,  Morningside,  5 
Borthwick's  close,  186  High  st.,  4 
Borthwick  place,  Eoseburn,  1 
Boswell's  cou.i,  352  Castle  hill,  4 
Boswell  road,  Granton  road,  6 
Botanic  gards.,  20  Inverleith  row,l 
Bowershall,  Bonnington  road,  7 
BowersLall  pi..  Bonnington  road,  7 
Bowie's  cl.,  27  Queen  st,  Leith,  " 
Bowling-green  street,  Great  Junc- 
tion street,  7 
Bowling-green  st.  west,  Bowling- 
green  street,  6 
Boyd's  close,  276  Canongate,  3 
Brand  place,  11  Abbey  hill,  3 
Brandfield    place,    97    Fountain- 
bridge,  1 
Brandtield  street,  Grove  street,  1 
Brandon  street,  Henderson  row,  1 
Bread  street,  Port  Hopetoun,  1 
Breadalbane  st.,  Bonnington  rd.,  7 
Breadalbane  ten-ace,  Daliy  rd.,  1 
Brickwork  close,  104  Kirkgate,  7 
Bridge  pi.,  Bonnington  bridge,  6 
Bridge  st,  Upper  Drawbridge,  6 
Bright  terrace,  Dairy  road,  1 
Brighton  street,  Lothian  street,  4 
Bristo  place,  Bristo  port,  4 
Bristo  port,  Candlemaker  row,  4 
Bristo  street,  Bristo  place,  4 
Broad  wynd,  51  Shore,  7 
Brodie's  close,  52  Cowgate,  4 
Brodie's  close,  304  Lawnmarket,  4 
Brown's  close,  79  Canongate,  3 
Brown's  close,  14  Grassmarket,  4 
Brown's  close,  366  Castle  hill,  4 
Brown's  court,  125  Canongate,  3 
Brown's  court,  360  Castle  hill,  4 
Brown's  court,  27  Crosscauseway,  5 
Brown's  court.  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Brown's   entry  and   place,   Leith 

walk,  7 
Brown's  place,  Vennol,  1 
Brown's  place,  Junction  bridge,  6 
Brown's   place.    Spring    gardens, 

Abbey  hill,  3 
Brown  st.  &  lane,  134  Pleasance,  5 
Brown  square,  Argyle  square,  4 
Brougham  place.  Brougham  st,  4 
Brougham  street.  Home  street,  4 
Broughton,  Low,  Broughton  st,  2 
Broughton,  Old  and  New,  Barony 

street  2 
Broughton  lane,  33  Broughton  St.,  2 
Broughton  markets,  Dublin  st.,  2 
Broughton  place,  Broughton  st,  2 
Broughton  road,  Claremont  cres- 
cent to  Bonnington  road,  2 
Broughton  street,  Catherine  st.,  2 
Brunswick  pi.,  Lothian  road,  1 
Brunswick  street,  Hillside  cres.,  2 
Brunswick  street,  Stockbridge.  1 
Brunton's  close,  70  Tolbooth  wd.,  7 
Brunton  place,  HiEsido  cresct,  2 


Bruntsfield    links,   south-west  of 

Meadows,  5 
Bruntstield  pi.,  Bruntsfield  links,  5 
Bruntsfield    terrace,    Bruntsfield 

links,  6 
Buccleuch  pend,  Buccleuch  st.,  4 
Buccleuch  place,  George  square,  4 
Buccleuch  street,  Buccleuch  pi.,  4 
Buchanan's  court  300  Lawnmar- 
ket, 4 
Buckingham  terrace,  Dean  br.,  1 
Bull's  close,  106  Canongate,  3 
Bull's  close,  307  Cowgate,  3 
Burgess  street,  60  Shore,  7 
Burlington  st.,  Bonnington  rd.,  7 
Burnet's  close,  156  High  street,  3 
Burns  street,  Lochend  road,  7 
Burnside  street,  Koseburn,  1 
Byer's  close,  373  High  street,  4 

Cable  wynd,  51  Giles  street,  7 
Caledonian  road,    street,    ten-ace, 

place,  and  cres..  Dairy  road,  1 
Callender  entry,  67  Canongate,  3 
Calton,  High  &  Low,  Calton  st,  3 
Caltou  hill,  Calton  street,  2 
Calton  place,  Calton  street,  2 
Calton  street,  Leith  street,  2 
Cambridge  street,  Lothian  road,  1 
Cameron  house,  Dalkeith  road 
Campbell's  close,  87  Canongate,  b 
Campbell's  close   west,  109  Cow- 
gate, 4 
Campbell's  court,  11  Elbe  street,  7 
Campbell's  entry,  145  Cowgate,  4 
Canaan  lane,  Morningside,  5 
Candlemaker  row,  George  iv.  br., 

east  4,  west  1 
Canning  place,  Causewayside,  5 
Cannon  street,  Leith  Fort,  6 
Canon  pi.  and  st,  Canonmills,  1 
Canongate,  Abbey  to  High  st,  3 
Canongate,  North  Back,  Abbey  to 

Low  Calton,  3 
Canongate,  South  Back,  Abbey  to 

Cowgate,  3 
Canonmills,  no.  of  Bellevue  cres.,  1 
Cant's  close,  108  High  street,  3 
Carberry  place,  Pioseburn,  1 
Carfrae's  entry,  112  Canongate,  3 
Carlton  st,  St  Bernard's  cresct.,  1 
Carlton  terrace,  Eegent  terrace,  2 
Carlung  place,  Hope  park,  5 
Carnegie  street,  160  Pleasance,  5 
Carpet  lane,  Water  lane,  7 
Carrubber's  close,  135  High  st.,  3 
Carrubber's  crt.,  Carrubber's  cl.,  3 
Cassell's  place,  foot  Leith  walk,  7 
Castlebank,  King's  stables,  4 
Castlebams,  Port  Hopetoun,  1 
Castle  hill,  Castle,  4 
Castle  roads,  E.  &  W.,  Merchiston 

crescent,  5 
Castle  street,  117  Princes  street,  2 
Castle  terrace,  Lothian  road,  1 
Castle  wynd,  386  Castle  hill,  4 
Castle  wynd,  46  Grassmarket,  4 
Catherine  place,  Canonmills,  2 
Catherine  place  west  Koseburn,  1 
Catherine  street,  Leith  street,  2 
Causewayside,  Newington,  5 
Cemeteries — 

Dairy,  Dairy,  1 

Dean,  Dean,  1 

Grange,  Grange,  5 

Newington,  Dalkeith  road,  5 


Eosebank,  Pilrig  street,  2 
Warriston,  Inverleith  row,  2 
Cemetery  road,  Canonraills,  2 
Chalmers'   buildings,    136    Foun- 

tainbridge,  1 
Chalmers'  close,  81  High  street,  3 
Chalmers'  crt.,  S.  B.  Canongate,  3 
Chalmers  crescent,  Grange,  5 
Chalmers  street,  Lauriston  pi.,  4 
Chamberlain  road,  Greeuhill  gar- 
dens, 5 
Chapel  court.  Trunk  close,  3 
Chapel  lane,  18  Quality'  street,  7 
Chapel  lane,  8  Broughton  street,  2 
Chapel  street,  Bristo  street,  4 
Chapel  wynd,  51  West  port,  1 
Charles  street,  Bristo  street,  4 
Charlotte  lane,Charlotte  st,Leitli,7 
Charlotte  pi.,  Queensferry  street,  1 
Charlotte   square,    George  street, 

1  to  32,  1 ;  3.3  to  46,  2 
Charlotte  st.  N.,  Charlotte  sq.,  2 
Charlotte  st.  South,   134  Princes 

street,  east  2,  west  1 
Charlotte  street,  Constitution  st.,  7 
Chessel's  court,  240  Canongate,  3 
Chester  street,  Manor  place,  1 
Chej-ne  street.  Dean  street,  1 
Christie's ent.,  129  St  Leonard st.,5 
Church  hill,  Morningside,  5 
Church  lane,  Morningside,  5 
Church  lane,  47  Heriot  row,  1 
Church  road,  Newhaven,  6 
Church  st,  India  pi.,  east  2,  west  1 
Circus  lane,  N.W.  Circus  place,  1 
Cii-cus  place  N.E.,  Eoyal  circus,  1 
Circus  place  N.W.,  Eoyal  circus,  1 
Circus  place  S.E.,  Eoyal  circus,  2 
Circus  place  S.W.,  Eoyal  circus,  2 
Citadel  and  st,  Commercial  st,  6 
Clapperton  place,  London  road,  3 
Claremont  cres.,  E.  Claremont  St.,  2 
Claremont  park,  Leith  links,  7 
Claremont  place,  Clarence  st,  1 
Claremont  st.  E.,  Broughton  rd.,  2 
Claremont  st  W.,  Henderson  ro.,  1 
Clarence  street,  St  Stephen  st.,  1 
Clarendon  cres..  Dean  bridge,  1 
Clearbum,  Dalkeith  road 
Clerk  street,    St  Patrick   square, 

east  5,  west  4 
Clerk  street  south,  Clerk  street,  5 
Clermiston  buildings,  S.  B.  Can.,  3 
Clifton  terrace,  Haymarket,  1 
Clinton  road,  Whitehouse  loan,  5 
Clyde  street,  10  Elder  street,  2 
Coalhill,  Shore,  7 
Coates  east.  Manor  place,  1 
Coates  south,  Haj-market,  1 
Coates  west,  Haymarket,  1 
Coates  cres.,  Shandwick  place,  1 
Coates  hall,  Haymarket,  1 
Coates  place.  Manor  place,  1 
Coatfield  lane,  14  Kirkgate,  7 
Cobden  terrace.  Dairy  road,  1 
Coburg  lane,  Coburg  street  6 
Coburg  street,  Bridge  street,  6 
Cochrane  place,  Leith  links,  7 
Cockburn  street,  Waverley  br.,  4 
College,  South  bridge,  4 
College  street  south,  College,  4 
College  street  west,  College,  4 
College  wynd,  205  Cowgate,  4 
Collins  place.  Water  lane,  1 
Colinton  rd.,  Boronghmuirhead,  5 
Colville  place,  Water  lane.  1 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Comely  bank,  Stockbridge,  1 
Comely  bank  gardens,  Crew  rd.,  1 
Comely  gardens,  Abbey  hill,  3 
Comely  green,  Norton  place,  3 
Comely  green  cres..  Cornel}^  gm-,  3 
Comely  green  pi..  Comely  green,  3 
Commercial  bank  close,  142  High 

street,  4 
Commercial  court,  247  Cowgate,  4 
Commercial  street.  Docks,  6 
Constitution  street,  foot  of  Leith 

walk,  7 
Conn's  close,  162  Cowgate,  4 
Cooper's  entry,  130  Canongate,  3 
Cornwall  street,  Grindlay  st,  1 
Corunna  place,  Bonnington  rd.,  7 
Coul's  close,  317  Canongate,  3 
Couper  street,  Coburg  street,  6 
Cowan's  cl.,  43  Crosscauseway,  5 
Cowan's  close,  95  Cowgate,  4 
Cowan's  cl.,  28  Tolbooth  wynd,  7 
Cowfeeder  row.  West  port,  1 
Cowgate,  Grassmarket  to  St  Mary 

street,  east  of  South  Bridge  3, 

west  4 
Cowie's  close,  107  Grassmarket,  1 
Covenant  close,  162  High  st.,  4 
Craig's  close,  265  High  street,  4 
Craigie  terrace,  Dalkeith  road,  5 
Craigmount  house,  w.  Dick  pi.,  5 
Craigrossie  pi.,  Bonnington  br.,  6 
Craigside  pi.,  foot  of  Brown  st.,  5 
Cranston  close,  Castle  hill,  4 
Crawford's  cl.,  8  Grassmarket,  4 
Crawley  court,  112  Kirkgate,  7 
Crichton  street,  George  square,  4 
Croft-an-Eigh,  42  Abbey  hill,  3 
Crombie's  court,  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Cromwell  street,  Coburg  street,  6 
Cromwell  st.  w.,  Admiralty  st.,  6 
Crooked-dykes,  Crosscauseway,  5 
Crosscauseway,  140  Nicolson  st., 

eai^t  5,  west  4 
Crown  street,  foot  of  Leith  wk.,  7 
Cumberland  street,  Pitt  street,  2 
Cumin  place.  Grange  road,  5 
Cumming's  close,  52  Canongate,  3 
Currie's  cl.  and  ct.,  86  Abbey  hill,  3 
Ciurie's  close,  94  Grassmarket,  4 

Dairsie  place,  London  road,  3 
Dalgleish's  place,  Dumbiedykes,  3 
Dalkeith  road,  Newington,  5 
Dairy  lane  or  road,  Haymarket,  1 
Dairy  pk.  &  pi.,  Fountainbridge,  1 
Dairy  park  ter.,  Fountainbridge,  1 
Dalrymple  crescent,  Lauder  rd.,  5 
Dalrymple  place,  Carnegie  st.,  o 
Danube  st,  St  Bernard's  cres.,  1 
Darliug's  brae,  27  Giles  street,  7 
Darling's  buildgs.,  Saunders  st.,  1 
Darnaway  street,  Heriot  row,  1 
Davie  street,  W.  Richmond  st.,  5 
Dean,  by  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Deanbank,  Saxe-Cobourg  place,  1 
Dean  park,  by  Bell's  mills,  1 
Dean  street,  Stockbridge,  1 
Dean  terrace,  Stockbridge,  1 
Dean  terrace  upper,  Dean  ter.,  1 
Deanhaugh  street,  Stockbridge,  1 
Derby  street,  Stanley  road,  6 
Devon  place,  Osborne  terrace,  1 
Dewar  close,  100  West  bow,  4 
Dewar  close,  104  Grassmarket,  4 
Dewar  place,  Tobago  street,  1 
Dick  place,  Grange,  5 


Dick's  close,  195  Cowgate,  4 
Dick's  court,  17  College  wynd,  4 
Dick's  land,  Maryfield,  2 
Dickson's  close,  118  High  street,  3 
Dock  gates,  Docks,  6 
Dock  place,  Commercial  street,  6 
Dock  street.  Commercial  street,  6 
Douglas  coui-t,  63  Leith  wynd,  3 
Douglas  terrace,  Dairy  road,  1 
Doune  terrace,  Gloucester  pi.,  1 
Downie  place,  Port  Hopetoun,  1 
Drevar  pL,  Bonnington  bridge,  6 
Drumdryan  st.,  Brougham  St.,  4 
Drummond  ct.,  6  Drummond  st.,  5 
Drummond  place,  Dublin  st.,  2 
Drummond  place,  2  ;  except  Xos. 

31  to  36,  1 
Drummond  st.,  67  South  bridge, 

north  3,  south  5 
Drumsheugh  lane,  Melville  pi.,  1 
Dryden  place,  Blacket  place,  5 
Dryden  street,  Pilrig  street,  2 
Dublin  street,  Duke  street,  2 
Duke  street,  York  place,  2 
Duke  street,  Leith,  7 
Dumbiedykes,  S.  B.  Canongate,  3 
Dumbiedykes  pi.,  Dumbiedykes,  3 
Dunbar  street.  Earl  Grey  street,  6 
Dunbar's  cl.,  413  Lawnmarket,  4 
Dunbar's  close,  137  Canongate,  3 
Duncan's  close,  35  Canongate,  3 
Duncan's  pi.  and  st.,  Leith  links,  7 
Duncan  street,  8  Minto  street,  5 
Duncan  St.,  20  Drummond  pL,  2 
Dundas  st.,  Abercromby  place,  2 
Dunlop's    court    and    close,     36 

Grassmarket,  4 
Dyer's  close,  101  Cowgate,  4 

Earl   Grey  street.   Home    street, 

east  1,  west  5 
East  Hermitage  pi.,  Leith  links,  7 
Easter  road,  Norton  pi.  to  Leith 
Eastfield,  Seafield,  7 
Eastiield  place  and  ct.,  Seafield,  7 
Ebenezer  mount,  Bonnington,  6 
Echo  bank,  Dalkeith  road,  6 
Eden  lane,  Morningside,  5 
Edmonstone  cl.,  112  West  bow,  4 
Eglinton  street,  Roseburn,  1 
Elbe  street,  Leith  links,  7 
Elder  street,  St  James'  square,  2 
Elgin  place.  Lover's  loan,  2 
Elgin  place,  Eosebum,  1 
Elgin  street,  Montgomery  st.,  2 
Elizafield,  Bonnington  bridge,  7 
Elm  place,  Leith  links,  2 
Elm  row,  Leith  walk,  2 
Elphinston  ct.,  Carrubber's  cl.,  3 
Elphinstone  ct.,  South  Gra3''s  cl.,  3 
Ert>kine  place,  Maitland  street,  1 
Esplin  place,  Morningside,  5 
Eton  terrace,  Dean  bridge,  1 
Everton  terrace,  Duke  st.,  Leith,  7 
Exchange,  Corn   (Edin.),   Grass- 
market,  1 
Exchange,  Com  (Leith),  35  Con- 
stitution street,  7 
Exchange,  Eoyal,  291  High  st.,  4 
Eyre  place  S-  &  E.,  Brandon  st.,  1 

Fairbairn  place,  Newhaven,  6 
Falcon  hall  and  pi.,  Morningside,  5 
Farnington  place,  Stockbridge,  1 
Ferguson's  bdgs.,  Dumbiedykes,  3 
Ferney  hill,  Broughton  road,  2 


Ferrier  street,  Easter  road,  7 
FeiTy  road,  Leith  to  Queensfeny 
Fettes  row,  Eoyal  crescent,  2 
Findhorn  place.  Grange,  6 
Fingal  place,  Meadows,  5 
Fisher's  close,  312  Lawnmarket,  4 
Fishmarket,  Market  street,  4 
Fislimarket,  Eiddle's  cl.,  Leith,  7 
Fleshmarket,  48  Tolbooth  wynd,  7 
Fleshmarket,  Fleshmarket  close,  4 
Fleshmarket  cl.,  199  High  st.,  4 
Forbes    place   and   street,   Beau- 
mont place,  5 
Forbes  road,  Bruntsfield  place,  5 
Forres  street,  Albyn  place,  1 
Forrest  road,  Bristo  port,  east  4, 

west  1 
Forrester's  wynd,  98  Cowgate,  4 
Forsyth's  close,  67  Canongate,  3 
Fort  street  N.    &  S.,  Hillhouse- 

field,  6 
Forth  Street,  Broughton  street,  2 
Foulis  cl.  north,  221)  High  st.,  4 
Foulis  close  south,  42  High  st.,  3 
Fountainbridge,  Port    Hopetoun, 
Nos.  32  to  70,  5 ;  other  parts,  1 
Fountain  close,  28  High  street,  3 
Fountain  ct.,  81  Fountainbridge,  I 
Fox  lane,  Bath  street,  7 
Foxe's  lane,  73  St  Andrew  st.,  7 
Frederick  street,  89  Princes  st.,  2 
Freer  street,  Fountainbridge,  1 
Frithfield,  Seafield,  7 
Fullerton's  close,  6  Abbey  hill,  3 
Fyfe  place,  Leith  walk,  7 

Galloway's  close,  425  Lawnmkt.,  4 
Galloway's  enti-y,  53  Canongate,  3 
Gardner's  cres.,  Tobago  street,  1 
Gardner's  street,  London  road,  3 
Gayfield  place,  Gayfleld  sqiiare,  2 
Gayfield  square,  Leith  walk,  2 
Gayfield  street,  Gayfield  square,  2 
Geddes's  entiy,  233  High  street,  4 
General's  entrj^,  58  Bristo  st.,  4 
Gentle's  close,  122  Canongate,  3 
George  place,  Leith  wallv,  2 
George  square,  Charles  street,  4 
George  street,  St  Andrew  square 

to  Charlotte  square,  2 
George  street,  Leith  Fort,  6 
George  iv.  bridge,  Melbourne  pi.,  4 
Gibb's  close,  250  Canongate,  3 
Gibb's  entrj',  104  Nicolson  st.,  5 
Gibson  street,  Broughton  road,  2 
Gibson  ter.,  W.  Fountainbridge,  1 
Gifford  park,  76  Hope  park  end,  4 
Gilchrist's  lane,  Greenside  row,  2 
Giles  street,  98  Kirkgate,  7 
Gillespie  place  and  crescent,  Leven 

street,  5 
Gillespie  street,  Gilmore  place,  5 
Gilmore  places,  Lochrin,  5 
Gilmore  street,  Paul's  work,  3 
Gilmore's  cl.,  99  Grassmarket,  1 
Gilmour  street,  Simon  square,  5 
Gladstone  court,  181  Canongate,  3 
Gladstone's  cl.,  20  Grassmarket,  4 
Gladstone  place,  Gladstone  ter.,  5 
Gladstone  terrace.  Meadows,  5 
Glanville  place.  Baker's  place,  1 
Glen  street,  W.  Lauriston  pi.,  4 
Glenfinlas  st.,  Charlotte  square,  1 
Glengyle  ter.,  Bruntsfield  links,  4 
Glenogle  place,  Water  lane,  1 
Glenorchy  place,  Greenside  row,  2 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Gloucester    place,    India    street, 

north  2,  south  1 
Glover  street,  Duke  st.,  Leith,  7 
Golden  acre,  Inverleith  row,  2 
Good's  eiitrj"-,  19  College  wynd,  4 
Gordon  St.,  Easter  road,  Leith,  7 
Gordon's  close,  Grassmarket,  1 
Gow's  close,  Causewayside,  5 
Graham's  buildings,  Potterrow,  4 
Graham  street,  Lauriston,  1 
Grahame  st.,  Bonningtou  bridge,  7 
Grange,  south  of  Hope  Park,  5 
Grangebank,  Boroughmuirhead,  5 
Grange  court,  6G  Causewayside,  6 
Grange  loan,  Causewayside,  5 
Grange  place,  Causewayside,  5 
Grange  road.  Grange,  5 
Grauton,     west     of     Newhaven, 

Cramond  parish 
Grant's  place,  Craigside  place,  3 
Grant's  close,  Little,  9  High  st.,  3 
Grassmarket,  West  bow,  north  4, 

south  1 
Grayfield  and  Grayfield  toll,  Dal- 
keith road,  Liberton  parish 
Gray's  close  n.,  125  High  St.,  3 
Groy's  close  s.,  56  High  street,  3 
Gray's  court,  95  Nicolson  street,  4 
Gray's  place,  37  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
Gray  st.  south.  Upper  Gray  st.,  5 
Gray  st.  upper,  Salisbury  place,  5 
Greenhill     park,      Boroughmuir- 
head, 5 
Greenhill     bank,     Boroughmuir- 
head, 5 
Greenhill     gardens,     Bruutsfield 

links,  5 
Greenside  end,  Greenside  row,  2 
Greenside  house.  Hillside  cres.,  2 
Greenside  lane,  Greenside  place,  2 
Greenside  row,  Kottingham  pi.,  2 
Greenside  place,  Greenside  St.,  2 
Greenside  street,  Calton  street,  2 
Greig's  close,  8  Abbey,  3 
Greyfriars      place,     George     iv. 

bridge,  1 
Griudlaj'  street,  Lothian  road,  1 
Grosveuor  street,  Hayiiiarket,  1 
Grove  place.  Grove  street,  1 
Grove  place  upper.  Grove  st.,  1 
Grove  street,  Morrison  street,  1 
Grove  terrace.  Grove  street,  1 
Gullan's  close,  264  Canongate,  3 

Haddington's  entry  and  court,  80 

Canongate,  3 
Haddington  place,  Leith  walk,  2 
Haddon's  court,  112  Xicolson  st,  5 
Hailes  street,  29  Gilmore  place,  5 
Halkerston's  wynd,  163  High  st.,  3 
Hall's  court,  230  Cowgate,  3 
Hamburg  place,  Leith  Fort,  6 
Hamilton's  court,  133  Fountain- 
bridge,  1 
Hamilton's  entry,  36  Bristo  st.,  4 
Hamilton  place,  Maj'field  loan,  5 
Hamilton  place.  High  riggs,  1 
Hamilton  place,  Glanville  place,  1 
Hampton  terrace,  Osborne  ten,  1 
Hanover  street,  77  Princes  St.,  2 
Hardwell  close,  193  Pleasance,  5 
Hart  street,  Forth  street,  2 
Hastie's  close,  231  Cowgate,  4 
Hatter's  court,  154  Pleasance,  5 
Hattou  place.  Grange,  5 
Haugh  Btreet,  Stockbridge,  1 


Hawkfield,  Eestalrig  road,  7 
Hawkhill,  Lochend  road,  7 
Hawthorn  bank,  by  LjTiedoch  pi.,  1 
Hawthornbank  pi.,  N.  Fort  st.,  6 
Hawthornbank  ter.,  N.  Fort  st.,  6 
Hawthorn  ter..  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Hawthorn  vale,  Newhaven,  6 
Haxton's  court,  Nicolson  street,  5 
Haymarket,  Coates  place,  1 
Hay  weights,  by  W.  Maitland  st.,  1 
Hay's  court,  Main  point,  1 
Hay's  court,  12  Fountainbridge,  1 
Hay  street,  Nicolson  square,  4 
Hebron  bank,  Canaan,  5 
Helen  place.  Ferry  road,  Leith,  6 
Helen  street,  London  row,  6 
Henderson  place,  Bonnington,  6 
Henderson  row,  foot  Pitt  street,  1 
Henry  Hay's  cl.,  49  Giles  St.,  7 
Henry  place,  Henry  street,  5 
Henry  street,  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
Hercles  street,  foot  Carnegie  st.,  6 
Eeriot    moxuit   cottages,   Hercles 

street,  5 
Heriot  biidge,  73  Grassmarket,  1 
Heriot  buildings,  Leith  walk,  7 
Heriot  court,  14  Leith  walk,  2 
Heriot  hill,  Canonmills,  2 
Heriot  mount,  Carnegie  street,  5 
Heriot  place,  Lauriston,  1 
Heriot  row,  Abercromby  place,  1 

to  42,  2;  43  to  47,  1 
Heriot  terrace,  Canonmills,  2 
Hermitage  brae,  Lochend  road,  7 
Hermitage  hill,  Eestalrig  road,  7 
HeiTaitage  place.  Dean  street,  1 
Hemiitage  pi.  &  ter.,  Leith  links,  7 
Hermitage  row,  Eestalrig  road,  7 
Hermitage,  Easter,  Eestalrig  rd.,  7 
Hei-mitage,  Upper,  Lochend  rd.,  7 
Heron's  court,  134  Cowgate,  4 
High  riggs,  Tollcross,  1 
High  street,  Canongate  to  Lawn- 
market,  east  of  South  bridge  3, 
west  of  South  bridge  4 
High   School  close,   307   Canon- 
gate, 3 
High  School  yards,  High  S.  wd.,  3 
High  Schoolwd.,  387  Cowgate,  3 
Hill  place,  34  Nicolson  street,  5 
Hill  square.  Hill  place,  5 
Hill  street,  Frederick  street,  2 
Hillhousefield,  Bonnington,  6 
Hillmount,  Hercles  street,  5 
Hillside  crescent,  London  road,  2 
Hodge's  court,  Blackfriars  street,  3 
Holyrood  cot.,  S.  B.  Canongate,  3 
Holyrood  Louse,  Abbey,  3 
Holyrood  street,  Hercles  street,  5 
Holyrood  terrace,  69  Abbej'  hill,  3 
Home  street,  Portland  place,  4 
Hope  crescent,  Annandale  st.,  2 
Hope  park,  s.  side  of  Meadows,  5 
Hope  park  cres.,  e.  of  Meadows,  5 
Hope  park  end,  Buccleuch  st.,  4 
Hope  park  square,  Meadows,  4 
Hope  park  ter.,  s.  of  Meadows,  5 
Hope  street,  Cassels  place,  7 
Hope  street,  149  Princes  street,  1 
Hope  terrace,  N.  Junction  street,  6 
Hope  terrace,  Whiteliouse  loan,  5 
Hopetoun  crt.,  Fountainbridge,  5 
Home  lane.  Church  street,  1 
Home  terrace,  ViewfortLi,  5 
Horse  wynd,  foot  of  Canongate,  3 
Horse  wynd,  179  Cowgate,  4 


Horse  wynd,  74  Giles  street,  7 
Hospitals — 

Cbalmei-s',  Lauriston  place,  4 
Donaldson's,  Haymarket,  1 
Fettes',  Comely  bank,  1 
Gillespie's,  Leven  street,  5 
Gladstone's,  Old  Mill  road,  7 
Heriot's,  Lauriston  place,  1 
Infirmary,  Infirmary  street,  3 
Maternity,  Chapel  street,  4 
Merchant    Maidens,    Lauriston 

lane,  4 
Orphan's,  Dean,  1 
Sick  Children's,  Lauriston  la.,  4 
Stewart's,  Dean,  1 
Trades  Maidens,  Hope  park,  5 
Watson's,  George, Wharton  pl.j4 
Watson's,  John,  Dean,  1 
Watt's,  lieith  links,  7 
Howard  place,  Wamston  cres.,  2 
Howai'd  street,  Warriston  pi.,  2 
Howe  street,  19  Heriot  row,  2 
Hugh  Miller  place.  Water  lane,  1 
Hume's  close,  284  Canongate,  3 
Hunter  square.  South  bridge,  4 
Hunter's  close,  129  Grassmarket,  1 
Huntly  street,  Canonmills,  1 
Hyndford's  close,  50  High  street,  3 

India  buildings,  Victoria  street,  4 
India  place,  N.W.  Circus   place, 

east  of  Church  street  2,  west  1 
India  street,  42  Heriot  row,  east 

and  Nos.  46  to  60,  2  ;  west,  1 
Industry  lane.  North  Fort  st.,  6 
Infirmary  st,  53  South  bridge,  3 
Inglis'  court,  17  West  port,  1 
Inglis'  entry,  8  Fountainbridge,  1 
lugliston  street,  Adam  street,  5 
Ink's  close,  6  West  port,  1 
lunes's  court,  93  Pleasance,  5 
Inverleithfield,  Queensferry  rd.,  1 
Inverleith  house,  by  Stockbridge,  1 
Inverleith  place  and  terrace,  In- 
verleith row,  1 
Inverleith  row,  Canonmills,  east 

2,  west  1 
Ironside  court,  Monteith's  close,  3 
Ironside  place,  69  Abbey  hill,  3 

Jack's  cl..  Big,  225  Canongate,  3 
Jack's  cl..  Little,  233  Canongate,  3' 
Jackson's  close,  209  High  street,  4 
Jamaica  street,  Howe  street,  2 
Jamaica  street,  Bonnington,  6 
James'  court,  501  Lawnmarket,  4 
James  lane,  Bath  street,  7 
James  place,  Leith  links,  7 
James  street,  Moray  street,  2 
James  street  Newhaven,  6 
Jamieson's  cl.,  68  Grassmarket,  4 
Jane  street,  Macneil  place,  7 
Jane  terrace,  Comely  green,  3 
Janefield  place,  Easter  road,  7 
Jessfield,  Newhaven  road,  6 
Jew's  close,  44  Causewaj'side,  5 
John's  1.,  40  Charlotte  st,  Leith,  7 
John's  place,  19  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
John's  place,  Leith  liuks,  7 
Johnston's  cl.,  332  Lawnmarket,  4  ' 
Johnstone  place,  Eaeburn  place,  1 
Johnstone  street,  Coburg  street,  6 
Johnston  terrace,  Castle  hill,  4 
Jordan  bank,  Morningside,  5 
Jordan  lane,  !Morningside,  5 
Jordan  place,  Morningside,  5 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Junction  street    north,   Junction 

bridge,  6 
Junction  street.  Great,  Leith,  7 

Kay's  court,  76  Crosscause-way,  5 
Kemp  place,  Water  lane,  1 
Keir  street,  Graham  street,  1 
Kemp's  close,  17  Giles  street,  7 
Kerr  street,  Stockbi'idge,  1 
Kew  ten-ace,  Osborne  terrace,  1 
KUgraston  road,  Grange  loan,  5 
Killiebrae,  26  "West  port,  1 
King  street.  Little,  James'  street,  2 
King    street,    Great,    Drummond 

place  to  Eoyal  circus,  2 
King's  place,  Leith  walk,  7 
King's  stables,  s.  back  of  Castle,  1 
King's  street,  Tardheads,  7 
Kinloch's  close,  149  High  street,  3 
Kinloch's  close,  267  Cauongate,  3 
Kirk  street,  Cassels  place,  7 
Kirkgate,  foot  of  Leith  walk,  7 
Kirkwood  place,  London  road,  3 
Kitchen's  court,  175  Cowgate,  4 
Kyle  place,  Madeu-a  street,  6 

Ladyfield  place,  Tobago  street,  1 
Lady  Lawson's  wynd,  Lauriston,  1 
Lady  Menzies  place,  Norton  pi.,  2 
Lady  Stair's  cL,  477  La-n-nmkt..  4 
Lady  wynd  &  court,  2o"\Vest  port,l 
Lambs  close,  84  Crosscauseway,  5 
Lamb's  court,  46  Giles  street.  7 
Lamond's  close,  23  Grassmarket,  1 
Lansdowne  cresct.,  Haymarket,  1 
Lapicide  place,  N.  Fort  street,  6 
Lauder  roads.  Grange,  5 
Laurie  st.,  53  Constitution  st.,  7 
Lauriston,  Teviot  row  to  Home  st. 
Lauriston  gardens,  Lauriston  pi.,  4 
Lauriston  lane,  Lauriston  place,  4 
Lauriston  park.  Lauriston  place.  4 
Lauriston  place,  Lauriston,  north 

1,  south  4 
Lauriston  place  west,   Lauriston 

place,  north  1,  south  4 
Lauriston  street,  Lauriston  pi.,  1 
Lauriston  ter..  Lauriston  lane,  4 
Laverock  bank,  Trinity,  6 
Laverock  bank  terrace.  Trinity,  6 
Laverock  bank  villas.  Trinity,  6 
•Lawnmarket,  381  High  8tre"et  to 

Castle  hill,  4 
Law's  court,  127  Nicolson  st,  4 
Lawrie's  close,  11  Yardheads,  7 
Leamington  ter.,  Viewforth  pi.,  5 
Leggat's  land,  Stockbridge,  1 
Leggat's  land.  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Leith  mount.  Ferry  road,  Leith,  6 
Leith  sawmills.  Junction  bridge,  7 
Leith  street,  Waterloo  place,  2 
Leith  street  terrace,  Leith  street,  2 
Leith  wk.,  Greenside  pi.  to  Leith,  2 
Leith  walk,  Leith,  7 
Leith  wynd,  head  of  Canongate,  3 
Lennox  row,  Trinitj",  6 
Lennox  street,  Dean  bridge,  1 
Leopold  place,  Loudon  road,  2 
Leslie  place,  Deanhaugh  street,  1 
Leven  st.,  Home  st.,  east  4,  west  5 
Leven  terrace.  Brougham  st.,  4 
.Lewis  terrace.  Dairy  road,  1 
Lindsay  place,  Claremont  park,  7 
Lindsay  pi.,  George  iv.  bridge,  4 
Lindsay  road,  Docks  to  George  St., 

Leith 


Links  place,  Leith  links,  7 
Livingston's  close,  18  Crosscause- 
way,  4 
Li\'ingstone  place,  Leith  links,  7 
Livingstone  pi.,  Millerfield  pi.,  5 
Lochend  close,  109  Canongate,  3 
Lochend  close.  Little,  115  Cauon- 
gate, 3 
Lochend  road,  Leith  to  Lochend,  7 
Lochrin,  Home  street,  5 
Logan's  close,  287  Canongate,  3 
Logie-green,  Canonmills.  2 
London  road,  head  of  Leith  walk,  2 
London  row,  Albany  st.,  Leith,  6 
London    street,  foot  of    Brough- 

ton  street,  north  1,  south  2 
Lonestone  street.  Koseburn,  1 
Long  close,  26  Pleasance,  3 
Lonsdale  ter..  Brougham  street,  4 
Lord  Kussell  place,  Sciennes,  5 
Lome  place  and  st.,  Leith  walk,  7 
Lothian  rd.,  w.  end  of  Princes  st.,1 
Lothian  street,  S.  College  street,  4 
Lovers'  loan.  Grange,  5 
Lovers'  lane,  Leith  walk,  2 
Lumsden's  court,  46   St  Andrew 

street,  Leith,  7 
Lutton  place.  South  Clerk  street,  5 
Lynedoch  place,  Melville  place,  1 
Lyon's  close,  215  High  street,  4 

M'Connochie's  close,  44  Cowgate,4 
Macdowall  street,  Leith  wj'ud,  3 
Mackenzie  place,  India  place,  1 
M-Laren  place.  Glover  street,  7 
M'Lareu  terrace.  Dairy  road,  1 
Macuab  street,  east  of  Meadows,  5 
Macneil  pi.,  foot  of  Leith  walk,  7 
M'Neill  street,  Viewforth  road,  5 
Madeira  place,  Madeira  street,  6 
Madeira  St.,  Ferry  road,  Ijeith,  6 
Magdala  terrace,  Haymarket,  1 
Main  point,  head  of  West  port,  1 
Main  street,  Newhaven,  6 
Maitland  place,  Xewhaven,  6 
Maitland  street,  Newhaven,  6 
Maitland  st.,  west  end  of  Princes 

street,  1 
Maitland  st.  west,  Atholl  place,  1 
Malloch's  close,  75  Canongate,  3 
Malta  green,  St  Bernard's  row,  1 
Malta  green  place,  Malta  green,  1 
Malta  terrace,  St  Bernard's  row,  1 
Manderston  street,  Whitfield  pl.,7 
Manor  places,  Coates  crescent,  1 
Mansfield  place,  London  street,  1 
Mansionhouse  road,  Grange,  5 
Manuel's    court,    92    Crosscause- 
way,  5 

Marchm  ont  ter.,  Whitehouse  loan,5 
Market  place,  Bninswick  street,  1 
Market  street,  Waverley  bridge,  4 
Market  street,  Low,  Market  st.,  4 
Markets,  Market  street,  4 
Marmion  terrace,  Morningside,  5 
Marshal]  place  Comely  green,  3 
Marshall's  court,  Greenside  lane,  2 
Martin's  court,  35  Bernard  street,  7 
Mary's  place,  Eaebum  jjlace,  1 
Marj-field,  Easter  road,  2 
Maryfleld  place,  Norton  place,  2 
Mayfield  loan,  Newington,  5 
Mayfield  street,  Minto  street,  5 
Mayfield  terrace,  23  Minto  st.,  5 
Meadowbank,  Parsonsgreen 
Meadow  walk,  Forrest  road,  4 


Meadow  pi.,  so.  side  of  ^Meadows,  5 
Meetinghouse  green,  56  Giles  st.,  7 
Megget's  court,  46  Abbey  hill,  3 
Melbourne  pi.,  290  Lawnmarket,  4 
Melville  crescent,  Mehalle  street,  1 
Melville  place,  S.  Queensferry  st.,1 
Melville  street,  Melville  place,  1 
Melville  terrace.  Meadows,  5 
Merchant  st.,  Candlemaker  row,  4 
Merchiston,  Boroughmuirhead,  5 
Merchiston  avenue,  Boroughmuir- 
head, 5 
Merchiston  castle,  Boroughmuir- 
head, 5 
Merchiston     crescent,     Borough- 
muirhead, 5 
Merchiston  ho.,  Fountainbridge,  I 
Merchiston  places,  Boroughmuir- 
head, 5 
Merchiston  ter.,  Boroughmuir,  5 
Merrilees'  close,  35  Yardheads,  7 
Meuse  lane.  South  St  Andrew  St., 2 
Mid-Common  close,  295   Canon- 
gate, 3 
Middleby  street,  34  Minto  street,  5 
Middlefield,  George's  place,  2 
Middletou's  entiy,  32  Bristo  st.,  4 
Mill  lane.  Great  Junction  street,  7 
Millar's    entry,    93    North    back 

Canongate,  3 
Miller  row.  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Miller's  close,  171  Canongate,  3 
Millerfield  pi.,  south  of  Meadows,  5 
Miln's  close,  212  Cauongate,  3 
Milne's  buildings,  Chalmers'  cl.,  3 
Milne's  court,  517  Lawnmarket,  4 
Milne's  entry,  625  Lawnmarket,  4 
Milne  square,  173  High  street,  4 
Mino  park,  24  St  Leonard  street,  5 
Mint,  South  Gray's  close,  3 
Minto  street,  Newington,  5 
Mitchell  street.  Constitution  st.,  7 
Moncrieff  terrace.  Meadows,  5 
Montague  street,  Clerk  street,  5 
Monteith's  close,  61  High  street,  3 
Montgomery  place  east  and  west, 

Leith  walk,  2 
Montgomery  st.  &  lane.  Elm  row,  2 
Montpelier,  Viewforth,  5 
Moray  place,  West  Heriot  row,  1 
Moray  street,  Pilrig  street,  2 
Moredun  cresct.,  Comely  bank.  I 
Morningside,  Boroughmuirhead,  5 
Morningside  place,  Morningside.  5 
Morningside  ten,  Morningside.  5 
Morocco  close,  273  Canongate,  3 
Morrison  street,  Tobago  street,  1 
Mon-ison's  close,  117  High  St.,  3 
Morton  entry,  24  Kirkgate,  7 
Morton  street,  Duke  street,  Leith,7 
Mound,  Princes  st.  to  Bank  st,  4 
Mound  place,  head  of  Mound,  4 
Mulberry  place,  Bonnington,  2 
Munro's  close,  119  Canongate,  3 
Murano  place,  Leith  walk,  2 
Murdoch  ter.,  W.  Fountainbr.,  t. 
Murdoch's  close,  68  High  street,  3 
Murray  st.,  52  E.  Crosscausewaj-,  5 
Murray  street,  Sciennos  hill,  5 
Myreside,  Boroughmuu-head,  1 

Napier  road,  Boroughmuirhead,  5 
Nelson  place.  Nelson  street,  2 
Nelson  street,  Abercromby  pi.,  2 
Newbattle  terrace,  Morningside,  5 
New  bank,  Trinity,  6 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Newhaveii,  west  of  Leith,  6 
Newhaven  park,  Newhaven  rd.,  6 
Newington,  S.  of  Clerk  street,  5 
Newington  places,  east  and  west, 

Minto  street,  5 
Newington  pi.  N.,  Canning  pi.,  5 
Newington  terrace,  Newington,  5 
New  lane,  Annfield,  Newhaven,  6 
New  street,  149  Canongate,  3 
Newport  street,  Castlebarus,  1 
Nicolson  square,  Nicolson  street,  4 
Nicolson     street,    South    bridge, 

east  5,  west  4 
Nicolson  street  west,  87  Nicolson 

street,  4 
Niddry  street,  122  High  street,  3 
Niddry  st.  south,  253  Oowgate,  3 
North  bridge,  G.P.O.,  east  3,  west  4 
Northumberland  place,  East  Nor- 
thumberland street,  2 
Northumberland    street,     Nelson 

street  to  Howe  street,  2 
Norton  places.  Regent  road,  2 
Nottingham  place,  Calton  street,  2 
Nottingham  ten,  Nottingham  pi. ,2 

Oakfield  court,  108  Pleasance,  3 
Old  Assembly  cl.,  172  High  st.,  4 
Old  Bridge  end,  Coalhill,  7 
Old  Church  wharf,  Sandport  st.,  6 
Old  Fishmarket  cl.,  196  High  st.,  4 
Old  Fleshmarket  cl.,  333  Canon- 
gate,  3 
Old  Gibbet  toll,  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
Old    Hayweights,    24    Lauristou 

street,  1 
Old  Physic  gardens,  below  N.  br.,3 
Old  Playhouse  close,  196  Canon- 
gate,  3 
Old  Post-oifice  cl.,  253  High  st.,  4 
Old  Stamp-office  close,  221  High 

street,  4 
Old     Sugarhouse    close,     90     St 

Andrew  street,  Leith,  7 
Orchardfield,  Leith  walk,  7 
Orchardfield  court,  Tobago  st.,  1 
Orchardfield  place,  Tobago  st.,  1 
Orchardfield  street,  Main  point,  1 
Orman  buildings,  Lovers'  lane,  2 
Osborne  terrace,  Haymarket,  1 
Oswald  road.  Grange  loan,  5 
Oxford  street.  West  Preston  st.,  5 
Oxford  terrace,  Dean  bridge,  1 

Paisley  close,  101  High  street,  3 
Palmer's  buildings,  17  West  Nicol- 
son street,  4 
Palmerston  place,  Haymarket,  1 
Palmerston  road,  Grange,  5 
Panmure  close,  129  Canongate,  3 
Paumure  place,  Brougham  st.,  4 
Park  place  and  lane.  Park  st.,  4 
Park  street,  Teviot  row,  4 
Park  villas,  Meadowbank 
Parkside  street,  St  Leonard  st,  6 
Parliament  sq.,  Lawnmarket,  4 
Parliament  square,  St  Andrew  st., 

Leith,  7 
Parliament  square.  Newhaven,  6 
Parsonsgreeu,  Jock's  lodge 
Patersou's  cl.,  441  Lawnmarket,  4 
Paterson's  close,  108  Pleasance,  3 
Paterson's  crt..  Old  Broughton,  2 
Patriothall,  Hamilton  pL,  Stock- 
bridge,  1 
Pattisou  street,  9  Elbe  street,  7 


Paul  street,  Simon  square,  5 
Paul's  work,  foot  of  Leith  wynd,  3 
Peel  terrace,  Mayfield  street,  5 
Pembroke  place,  Roseburn,  1 
Peter's  close,  187  Cowgate,  4 
Picardy  place,  York  place,  2 
Pillans  place,  Seafield,  7 
Pilrig  cottages,  Arthur  st.,  Leith 

walk,  7 
Pilrig  Model  buildings,  Pilrig  st.,  2 
Pilrig  place,  Pilrig  street,  2 
Pilrig  street,  Leith  walk,  north  7, 

south  2 
Pine's  close,  246  Canongate,  3 
Pirniefield,  Leith  links,  7 
Pitsligo  road,  Greenhill  gardens,  5 
Pitt  street,  Bounington,  6 
Pitt  street,  Dundas  street,  2 
Pitt  street  east,  Bonnington,  6 
Pitt  street  north,  Pitt  street,  1 
Plainstone  close,  232  Canongate,  3 
Plainstones  cl.,  78  Grassmarket,  4 
Playhouse  close,  200  Canongate,  3 
Pleasance,  West  Richmond  street, 

to  31  and  126,  3  ;  from  do.,  5 
Pollock's  close,  26  Cowgate,  4 
Polwarth  teiTace,  Spylaw  road,  5 
Ponton  St.,  50  Fountainbridge,  5 
Ponton  street  south,  Lochrin,  4 
Poplar  lane,  n.  side  Leith  links,  7 
Port  Hamilton,  Tobago  street,  1 
Port  Hopetoun,  Lothian  road,  1 
Portland  place,  Hamburg  place,  6 
Portland  place,  Lauristou,  1 
Portland  ter.,  Portland  pL,  Leith,  6 
Potterrow,  South  College  street,  4 
Powburn,  foot  of  Causewayside,  5 
Powderhall,  Broughton  road,  2 
Preston  street,  E.  and  W.,  South 

Clerk  street,  5 
Preston  teiTace,  E.  Preston  St.,  5 
Prestonfield,  Dalkeith  road,  5 
Primrose  bank,  Locheud  road,  7 
Primrose  place,  Lochend  road,  7 
Primrose  street,  Lochend  road,  7 
Prince  Albert  buildings,  Dumbie- 

dykes,  3 
Prince  Consort  place.  Ferry  road, 

Leith,  6 
Prince  Regent  street,  Couper  st.,  6 
Princes  street,  Waterloo  place  to 

Hope  street,  Nos.  1  to  9,  4  ;  10 

to  134,  2  ;  135  to  149,  1 
Prophet's  court,  13  Elbe  street,  7 
Prospect  place,  street,  and  terrace, 

Dumbiedykes,  3 

Quality  court.  Quality  lane,  7 
Quality  lane,  15  Quality  street,  7 
Quality  st.,  Charlotte  st.,  Leith,  7 
Quarry  els., 18,26  Crosscauseway,4 
Quarry  holes,  Easter  road,  7 
Queen  street,  York  place,  2 
Queen  street,  66  Shore,  7 
Queen's  crescent.  Peel  terrace,  5 
Queen's  place,  Greenside  row,  2 
Queen's  place,  foot  of  Leith  wk.,  7 
Queen's  terrace,  Dumbiedykes,  3 
Queensferry  la.,  Queensferry  st.,  1 
Queensferry  street,   west  end  of 

Princes  street,  1 
Queensferry  road.  Dean  bridge,  1 

Racket  court,  186  Rose  street,  2 
Rae's  buildings,  S.  B.  Canongate,  8 
Rae's  close,  281  Canongate,  3 


Raeburn  place,  Stockbridge,  1 
Railway  stations — 

Caledonian,  Lothian  road,  1 
North  British,  Waverley  br.,  4 
Ramsay  close,  41  Canongate,  3 
Ramsay  court,  333  Canongate,  3 
Ramsay  gardens,  Ramsay  lane,  4 
Ramsay  lane,  551  Castle  hill,  4 
Ramsay  place,  Newhaven  road,  6 
Ramsay  row,  Newhaven,  6 
Randolph  cliff,  Randolph  cres.,  1 
Randolph  cres  ,  Randolph  place,  1 
Randolph  place,  Charlotte  place,  1 
Rankeillor  pL,  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
Rankeillor  street,  44  Clerk  st.,  5 
Ratcliffe  place,  Causewayside,  5 
Ratcliffe  terrace,  Causewayside,  5 
Rattray's  close,  115  Cowgate,  4 
Redbraes,  Broughton  road,  2 
Redford  close,  73  Giles  street,  7 
Regent  arch.  Low  Calton,  2 
Regent  placp,  Norton  place,  3 
Regent  road,  Calton  hill,  3 
Regent  terrace.  Regent  road,  2 
Regent  terrace  lane.  Regent  ter.,  2 
Register  pi..  West  Register  st.,  2 
Register  street  east,  Leith  st.,  2 
Register  street  west,  10  Princes 

street,  2 
Register  house,  G.P.O.,  2 
Reid  terrace,  V/ater  lane,  1 
Reid's  close,  80  Canongate,  3 
Reid's  court,  95  Canongate,  3 
Reikie's  court,  65  Nicolson  st.,  4 
Renton  place,  St  Andrew  street, 

Leith,  7 
Restalrig  terrace,  Lochend  rd.,  7 
Richmond  crt.,  23  Richmond  pi.,  5 
Richmond  lane,  Richmond  place,  5 
Richmond    peud,    19    Richmond 

place,  5 
Richmond  place,  Roxburgh  pi.,  5 
Richmond    st.   east.   West  Rich- 
mond street,  5 
Richmond  sL  north,  Adam  St.,  5 
Richmond     street    south.    North 

Richmond  street,  5 
Richmond  street  west,  76  Nicol- 
son street,  5 
Richmond  terrace.  Dairy  road,  1 
Riddle's  close,  322  Lawnmarket,  4 
Riddle's  cl.,  74  St  Andrew  street, ' 

Leith,  7 
Riddle's  entry,  35  New  street,  3 
Riego  street,  Tollcross,  1 
Rillbank  crescent,  Meadows,  5 
Rillbank  terrace.  Meadows,  5 
Rintoul  place.  Water  lane,  1 
Ritchie  cot,  S.  B.  Canongate,  3 
Ritchie  place,  Hercles  street,  5 
Robb's  court,  Newport  street  1 
Robb's  entry,  St  John's  hill,  3 
Robertson's  close,  263  Cowgate,  3 
Rockville  place,  St  Leonard  st,,  5 
Rollo  place.  Glover  street,  7 
Romilly  place,  Tobago  street,  1 
Ronaldson's  buildgs..  Smith's  pi.,  7 
Ronaldson's  wharf,  Upper  draw- 
bridge, 6 
Rosebauk,  Broughton  road,  2 
Rosebank,  Mayfield  loan,  5 
Rosebank  cottages,  Gardner's  cr.,  1 
Kosebery  crescent,  Haymarket,  1 
Roseburn,  Kew  terrace,  1 
Roseburn  place,  Roseburn,  1 
Rose  coui't,  13  George  street,  2 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEfTH. 


Koseliall,  Dalkeitli  road,  5 
Kosehill  place,  Morrison  street,  1 
Eose  lane.  Comely  green,  3 
Rose  street  and  lanes.   South  St 

David  St.  to  South  Charlotte  st.,2 
Eosehill  place,  Eosebum,  1 
Eosemount    buildings,    Gardner's 

crescent,  1 
Eisslyn  street,  Pilrig  street,  7 
Eowley's  close,  38  Abbey  hill,  3 
Roxburgh  close,  341  High  st.,  4 
Eiixburgh  place,  Drummond  st.,  5 
Eoxburgh  street,  Drummond  st.,  5 
Eoxburgh  ter.,  E.  Dnimmondst.,  5 
Eoyal  circus,  Howe  street,  north 

1.  south  2 
Euyal  crescent,  Scotland  street,  2 
Eoyal  Exchange,  291  High  st,  4 
Eoyal  terrace,  Carlton  terrace,  2 
E)y's  court,  82  Hope  park  end,  4 
Russell  place,  Trinity,  6 
Rutland  court,  St  Cuthbert's  In.,  1 
Eutland  place,  Lothian  road,  1 
Eutland  square,  Eutland  street,  1 
Eutland  st.,  west  end  Piinces  st.,  1 

St  Andre vr's  lane,  N.  St  Andrew 

street,  2 
St  Andrew's  lane,  74  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith,  7 
St  Andrew's  pi.,  Causewayside,  5 
St  Andrew  square.  South  St  An- 
drew street,  2 
St  Andrew  square,  Newhaven,  6 
St   Andrew  street    north,  29   St 

Andrew  square,  2 
St  Andrew  st»  S.,  26  Princes  st.,  2 
St  Andrew  street,  131  Kirkgate,  7 
St  Andrew  street  lane.  North  St 

Andrew  street,  2 
St  Andrew's  wynd,  47  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith,  7 
St  Anthony  court,  St  Anthony  st..7 
St  Anthony  lane,  St  Anthony  St.,  7 
St  Anthony  pi.,  Port  Hopetouii,  1 
St    Anthony    place    west.     Port 

Hopetoun,  1 
St  Anthony  street,  84  Kirkgate,  7 
St  Bernard's  ores.,  Stockbridge,  1 
St  Bernard's  place,  Saunders  St.,  1 
St  Bernard's  row,  Johnstone  pi.,  1 
St  Catherine's  place.  Grange,  5 
St  Colme  street,  Albyn  place,  1 
St  Cuthbert's  eiit,  167  West  port,  1 
St  Cuthbert's  lane,  Eutland  st,  1 
St  Cuthbert's  place,  Eomilly  pi.,  1 
St  David  st.  north,  2  Queen  st,  2 
St  David  st.  S.,  46  Princes  st,  2 
St  David's  terrace,  Morrison  st.,  1 
St  James'  pi.,  S.  St  James'  st,  2 
St  James'  sq..  East  Eegister  st,  2 
St.  James'  st.  east,  S.St  James'  st.,2 
St  James'  st  so.,  St  James'  sq.,  2 
St  J<ihn's  Episcopal  Chapel,  4 
St  JLihn's  close,  188  Canongate,  3 
St  John's  hill,  24  Pleasance,  3 
St  John's  place,  S.  B.  Canongate,  3 
St  John  street,  182  Canongate,  3 
St  Leonard  lane,  St  Leonard  st.,  5 
St  Leonard  st.,  head  of  Pleasance,  6 
St    Leonard's    hill,    St    Leonard 

lane,  5 
St  Mark's  place,  Warriston,  2 
St  Mary  street,  head  of  Canong.,  3 
St  Ninian's  la..  Old  Cliurch  st.,  6 
St  Niniaii's  row.  Low  Caltou,  2 


St  Pati-ick  square,  St  Patrick  st., 

east  5,  west  4 
St  Patrick  street,  Nicolson  street, 

east  5,  west  4 
St  Stephen  st,  St  Vincent  st.,  1 
St  Vincent  street,  foot  of  Howe  st., 

east  2,  west  1 
Salamander  street  Baltic  street,  7 
Salisbury  place,  Minto  street,  5 
Salisbury  pi.  west,  Salisbury  pi.,  5 
Salisbury  road,  Minto  street,  5 
Salisbury  sq.,  foot  of  Brown  st.,  5 
Salisbury   street,    128   Pleasance, 

north  3,  south  5 
Salisbury  ter.,  Dumbiedykes,  3 
Sandilands  pi.,  Bonnington  rd.,  7 
Sandport  st..  Commercial  street,  6 
Saunders  street,  Kerr  street,  1 
Saxe-Cobourg  place.  West  Clare- 

mont  street,  1 
Sciennes,  Hope  park  end,  5 
Sciennes  hill,  Sciennes,  5 
Sciennes  place,  Sciennes,  5 
Scotland  street,  30  Drummond  pi., 

east  1,  west  2 
Scott's  close,  High  riggs,  1 
Scott's  close,  123  Cowgate,  4 
Seafield,  east  end  of  Leith  links,  7 
Seafield  row,  Seafield,  7 
Seafield  place,  Seafield,  7 
Seaton's  close,  265  Canongate,  3 
Semple  street,  Canal  basin,  1 
Seton  place,  Grange,  5 
Shandwick  place,  Maitland  St.,  1 
Sheriff  brae,  Coalhill,  7 
Shoemaker's  cl.,  215  Canongate,  3 
Shore,  Leith  harbour,  7 
Shrub  hill,  Slirub  place,  2 
Shrub  place,  Leith  walk,  2 
Sibbald  place,  St  Patrick  sq.,  4 
Silverfield,  Bonnington  road,  7 
Silvermills,  Henderson  row,  1 
Sime's  court,  8  Calton  hill,  2 
Simon  square,  Gibb's  entry,  5 
Simpson's  court,  Potterrow,  4 
Simpson's  crt.,  18  Greenside  ro.,  2 
Skinner's  close,  64  High  street,  3 
Slater's  court,  140  Canongate,  3 
Smeaton's  close,  20  St  Andrew  st., 

Leith,  7 
Smith's  close  east,  125  Grassm.,  1 
Smith's  close  west,  119  Grassm.,  1 
Smith's  land,  Fox  lane,  7 
Smith's  place,  Leith  walk,  7 
Society,  Brown  square,  4 
Society  close,  21  High  street,  3 
South  bridge,  North  bridge,  east 

3,  west  4 
Sowersby  pi.,  Bonnington  rd.,  7 
Spencer  place.  Trinity,  6 
S pence's  place,  Bonnington  road,  7 
Spence's  place,  Castlebarns,  1 
Spittal  street.  Bread  street,  1 
Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill,  3 
Spring  gardens,  India  place,  2 
Springfield,  Leith  walk,  7 
Spylaw  road,  Colinton  road,  5 
Stanhope  places,  Eosebum,  1 
Stanley  road,  Whale  brae,  6 
Stafford  street,  Shandwick  pi.,  1 
Starbank  place.  Trinity,  6 
Stead's  place,  Leith  walk,  7 
Steele's  place,  Moruingside,  5 
Stevenlaw's  close,  134  High  st,  4 
Stevenson's  close,  153  West  port,  1 
Slowartfield,  Bonnington  toll,  2 


Stockbridge,  N.W.  of  New  Town 
Storrie's  alley,  124  Kirkgate,  7 
Strachan's  ct.,  12  Fountainbrg.,  1 
Strathearn  rd.,  Whitehouse  loan,  5 
Strathie's  close,  86  Canongate,  3 
Strichen's  close,  104  High  street,  3 
Stuart  street.  Great,  Ainslie  pi.,  1 
Summer  bank,  Scotland  street,  1 
Suinmerfield,  Eestalrig  rd.,  Leith,7 
Summerhall,  Hope  park  end,  5 
Summerhall  place,  Summerhall,  5 
Summerside     street     and    place, 

Ferry  road,  Leith,  7 
Summer  place,  Howard  place,  1 
Sunbury,  Water  of  Leith,  1 
Sunny  bank    place    and    terrace, 

London  road,  3 
Sutherland  street,  Eoseburn,  1 
Surgeon  square.  Infirmary  st,  3 
Swanfield,  Bonnington  road,  7 
Swinton  row,  13  Elder  street,  2 
Sylvan  place.  Meadow  place,  5 

Talbot  place.  East  Preston  st.,  5 
Tanfield,  Canonmills,  1 
Tanner's  close,  123  West  poii,  1 
Tantallon  place,  Grange,  5 
Tarvit  street.  Home  street,  4 
Taylor  place,  Easter  road,  7 
Taylor  place,  London  road,  3 
Tennant  street,  Bonnington  rd.,  7 
Tennis  court,  98  Abbey'hill,  7 
Teviot  row,  Bristo  street,  4 
Thistle  st.  North  St  David  st,  2 
Thistle  street  lanes,  Thistle  st,  2 
Thomas  street,  St  Cuthbert  st.,  1 
Thomson's  close,  40  Canongate,  3 
Thomson's  crt.,  13  Abbey  strand,  3 
Thomson's  court,  54  Grassmkt,  4 
Thomson's  court,  Salisbury  pi.,  5 
Thomson's  pi.,  Duke  st,  Leith,  7 
Thornville  ter.,  Lochend  road,  7 
Thornybauk,  46  Fountainbridge,  5 
Timber  bush,  41  Bernard  street,  7 
Tobago  place,  Tobago  street,  1 
Tobago  street,  Castlebarns,  1 
Toddrick's  wynd,  80  High  st,  3 
Tolbooth  wynd,  165  Canongate,  3 
Tolbooth  wynd,  Kirkgate,  7 
Tollcross,  foot  of  Lauriston,  east 

1,  west  5 
Tontine  buildings.  Fox  lane,  7 
Torphichen  st,  W.  Maitland  st,  1 
Tower  street.  Shore,  7 
Trafalgar  lane,  Hillhousefield,  6 
Trinity  crescent.  Chain  pier,  6 
Trinity  road,  Inverleith  row,  6 
Trinity,  S.W.  of  Newhaven,  6 
Trunk  close,  55  High  street,  3 
Tweeddale  court,  16  High  street,  3 
Tynecastle  and  pL,  Dairy  road,  1 

Union  court,  16  Eichmond  place,  5 
Union  place,  head  of  Leith  walk,  2 
Union  place,  Newhaven,  6 
Union  place,  Bonnington  road,  7 
Union  street.  Union  place,  2 
Union  street,  foot  of  Leith  walk,  7 

Valentine's  entry,  72  Canongate,  3 
Valleyfield  street,  Leven  street,  4 
Vanburgh  place,  Leith  links,  7 
Vaults,  25  St  Andrew  st,  Leith,  7 
Veal  market,  39  North  bridge,  4 
Veitch  pi.  and  sq.,  Stockbridge,  1 
Vennel,  Grassmarket,  1 


LIST  OF  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Victoria   grove,   153   St  LeonardiWarriston  close,  323  Higlx  st..  4 


street,  5 
Victoria      park      and      cottages, 

Trinity,  6 
Victoria  cottages,  Trinity,  6 
Victoria  place,  or  Vittoria  place, 

Carnegie  street,  5 
Victoria  jslace,  Newhaven.  6 
Victoria  st.  and  ten,  Melbourne 

place,  4 
View  place.  Glover  street,  7 
Viewcraig  row,  Dumbiedykes,  3 
Viewfortb,  Bruntsfield  place,  5 
Viewfortli  park,  Fountainbridge,! 
Viewfortb  place,  Bruntsfield  pi.,  5 
Viewfortb  ter.,  Bruntsfield  pi.,  5 
Viewpark,  Bruntsfield  links,  5 
Vinegar  close,  37  Giles  street,  7 
Violet  bank,  Abbey  bill,  3 

Waddell's  builds.,  Viewfortb  pk.,  1 
Walker  street,  Coates  crescent,  1 
Walker's  pend,  18  Fountaiubrg.,  1 
Walker's  place,  24  New  street,  3 
Walker  terrace.  Dairy  road,  1 
AVallace  place,  Tobago  street,  1 
Wallace's  close,  28  Causeway  side,  5 
Warden's  cl.,  139  Grassmarket,  1 
Wardrop's   close  and   court,  459 

Lawnmarket,  4 
Wardie,  Granton 
Wardie  crescent,  Granton  road,  6 
Wardie  avenue.  Ferry  road 
Wardie  road.  Ferry  road,  6 
Warrender's  pk.Bruntsfield  links,5 
Warrender  lodge.  Meadows,  5 
Warriston  east,  Queensferry  rd.,  2 


Warriston  crescent,  Oanonmills,  2 
Warriston  place,  Warriston  cres.,  2 
Warriston  road,  Canonniills,  2 
Wasbing-bouse  green,  court,  and 

lane,  S.  B.  Canongate,  3  | 

Wasbington  pi.  and  street,  Dairy 

road,  1 
Water  lane,  back  of   Henderson 

row,  1 
Water  lane,  foot  of  Kirkgate,  7 
Water  of  Leitb,  Dean,  1 
Waterloo    place.    Princes    street, 

nortb  2,  soutb  3 
Waters'  close,  64  Sbore,  7 
Watson's  close,  122  Canongate,  3 
Waverley  bridge,  rail,  terminus,  4 
Waverley  park.  Abbey  bill,  3 
Waverley  park,  Minto  street,  5 
Weaver's  close,  65  West  port,  1 
Weir's  close,  206  Canongate,  3 
Weir's  close,  40  Kirkgate,  7 
Well  close.  King  street,  7 
Well  close,  33  Leitb  wynd,  3 
Well  close,  86  West  port,  1 
Well  court,  Water  of  Leitb,  1 
Wellington  place,  Leitb  links,  7 
Wellington  street,  Bonnington,  6 
Wemyss  place,  Albyn  jjlace,  1 
Wemyss  terrace,  Venn  el,  1 
West  bow.  Castle  bill,  4 
West  mill  lane,  Water  of  Leitb,  1 
West  park  terrace.  Dairy  lane,  1 
West  port,  Grassmarket,  1 
Wester  close,  177  West  port,  1 
Westerball,  Meadows,  .5 
Wbale  brae,  Newbaven,  6 


Wbarton  lane  &  pi.,  Lauriston,  4 
Wbite  place,  London  road,  3 
Whitebank.  Fountainbridge,  1 
Whitebead  pi.,  St  Leonard's  bill,  5 
Wbitehorse  cl.,  31  Canongate,  3 
Whiteborse  cl.,  276  Canongate,  3 
Wbitebouse      loan,      Bruntsfield 

links,  5 
Wbitebouse  ter.,  Grange  loan,  5 
Wbitfield  pi.  &  lane,  Leitb  walk,  7 
Wigbt's  place,  95  Causewayside,  5 
Wilkie's  court.  Windmill  lane,  4 
Wilkie's  place,  N.  Fort  street,  6 
William  street,  Stafford  street,  1 
Williamfield,  Newbaven  road,  6 
Williamson's  court,  6  Pacbmond 

place,  5 
Willow  bank,  Wbale  brae,  6 
Wilson's  court,  134  Canongate,  3 
Wilson's  court.  Windmill  lane,  4 
Windlestrawlee,  Queensferry  rd.,1 
Windmill  lane.  Windmill  street,  4 
Windmill  street,  George  square,  4 
Windsor  street,  Leopold  place,  2 
Woodbine  terrace,  Locbend  rd.,  7 
Woodbead  place.  Hope  park,  5 
Wood's  crt.,  13  W.  Nicolson  St.,  4 
Woodville  terrace,  Locbend  rd.,  7 
World's-end  close,  10  Higb  st.,  3 
Wright's  houses,  Leven  street,  5 
Writers'  court,  315  High  street,  4 

Yardheads,  King  street,  Leitb,  7 
York  lane,  York  pi.  to  Albany  st.,  2 
York  place,  Picardy  place,  2 
York  road.  Trinity,  6 
Young  st.  and  lane,  48  Castle  st., 


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EDINBURGH  &  LEITH  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

1871-72. 


AAR 

Aaronson,  Ajielia,  sponge  and  cigar  mer- 
chant, 7  Leith  street  terrace 
Abbott  &  Co.,  corn  factors  and  general  com- 
mission agents,  22  Constitution  street 
Abbott,  Francis,  25  Moray  place 
Abbott,  TV.  J.  C.  (A.  ^-  Co.),  63  York  place 
Abbott,  Mrs  Eliza,  63  York  place 
Abercrombie,  Misses,  7  Doune  terrace 
Aberdeen,  Banff,  and  Kincardine  Edin- 
burgh Association  ;  John  Forsyth,  82  So. 
Bridge,  secretary 
Aberdeen,  Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Zetland 
Steamship  Co.  (G.  Matliieson,  agent),  Gran- 
ton  Pier,  23  Commercial  street,  and  6  South 
St  Andrew  street 
Aberdeen,  Leith,  ant)  Clyde  Shipping  Co. 
(Geo.  Mathieson,  agent),  6  So.  St  Andre^v 
street 
Abernethy,  John,  13  Hill  place 
Abernethy,  Peter,  7  East  Preston  street 
Abernethy,  Miss,  china  merchant,    8   Great 

Junction  street 
Abernethy,  Miss,  110  Lauriston  place 
Abrahamsen,  H.   J.,  shipbroker,  12  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Abrams,  H.,  wardrobe-keeper,  2  and  18  Vic- 
toria street 
Abrams,  Harvey,  40  Frederick  street 
Absolom,  H.,  tea  merchant,  5^  York  place 
Academy,  Edinburgh,  Henderson  row 
Academy,    Royal    Scottish,    of   Painting, 
Sculpture,  and  Architecture  {.T.  Dick 
Peddie,  secretary),  The  Royal  Academy 
Accident  Insurance  Co.  (Limited)  (/.  P. 

Oliver,  agent),  7  North  St  David  street 
Accountant  in  Bankruptcy's  Office  (G.  A. 

Esson),  New  General  Register  House 
Acton,  Mrs,  West  Preston  street 
Adair's  Dunedin  Temperance  Hotel,  219,  and 
Temperance  Hall,  221,  High  street 
A 


ADA 

Adair,  Alex.,  cabinetmaker,  3  Antigua  street 
Adair,  Hugh  W.,  teacher,  10  Yoimg  street ; 

house,  4  Hampton  terrace 
Adair,  James,  2  East  Broughton  place 
Adaii',  John,  &  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  33 

North  bridge  ;  house,  38  Cockbm-n  street 
Adair,  Miss,  59  Broughton  street 
Adam,    Kirk,    &  Robertson,  W.S.,  9  South 

Charlotte  street 
Adam  &  Sang,  S.S.C.,  61  Great  King  street 
Adam,  Sons,  &  Co.,  wool-brokers,  129,   131, 

and  133  Constitution  street 
Adam,  Alexander,  teacher,  14  Dundas  street 
Adam,  Alex.  F.,  W.S.,  19  Claremont  orescent 
Adam,  Andrew,  coach-liirer,  45  Duke  street, 

Leith ;  house,  2  Duncan  street,  Leith 
Adam,  James,  advocate,  51  Northumberland  st. 
Adam,  James,  Leith  sawmills,  47  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
Adam,  James,  S.S.C,  19  Claremont  crescent 
Adam,  John,  baker,  37  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Adam,  John,  draftsman  and  engraver  on  wood, 
6  India  buildings ;  ho.  22a  Findhorn  place 
Adam,  John,  4  Northumberland  place 
Adam,  Patrick  {A.  &,-  Sang),  61  Great  King 

street 
Adam,  Robert,  56  Lothian  street 
Adam,  Robert,  city  accountant.  City  Cham- 
bers ;  house,  1 9  Meadow  place 
Adam,  S.,  wool  merchant,  11  Hillside  crescent 
Adam,  Thomas  F.,  bootmaker,  39  South  Clerk 

street ;  house,  4  Blackwood  crescent 
Adam,  William,  4  Drumdryau  street 
Adam,  Mrs  C,  lodgings,  18  Brunswick  street 
Adams,  Alex.,  agent,  21  Upper  Grove  place 
Adams,  George  C,  S.S.C.  (H.  M.  Reg.  House), 

33  Blacket  place 
Adams,  James,  engineer,  5  Henderson  place 
Adams,  James,  grocer,  190  Cowgate 
Adams,  J.,  merchant,  40  Quality  street 


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Adams,    Rojbert,   smith    and    ii-onmonger,    4 

Rutland  place ;  house,  65  Torphichen  street 
Adams,  Thomas,  grocer,  20  "West  port 
Adams,    William,    stone-polishiug    machine 

works.  Dairy  depot ;  ho.  16  Yalleyfield  st. 
Adams,  William,  3  St  Bernard's  row 
Adams,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

4  and  28  Howe  street ;  house,  23 
Adams,  W.  D.,  M.D.   and  sm-geon,  20  Buc- 

cleuch  place 
Adams,  Mrs,  10  Nelson  street 
Adams,  Miss,  2  Osborne  terrace 
Adamsou  &  Gullaud,  W.S.,  28  Frederick  st. 
Adamsou.  John,  &  Co.,  drapers  and  milliners, 

70  Great  Junction  street 
Adamsou,  Alexander,  9  Woodbine  terrace 
Adamson,  Alex.,  wright  and  house  agent,  33 

Dean  street ;  house,  22  Bedford  street 
Adamson,  Andrew,  plasterer,  17  Ingliston  st. ; 

house,  4  St  Leonard  street 
Adamson,  David,  job  and  postmaster,  1  For- 
rest road,  55  Oausewayside,  and  9  and  10 

Leith  Walk;  house,  1  West  Newington 
Adamson,  David,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

247  Canongate 
Adamson,  George,  contractor,  35  Leith  street 
Adamson,     James,     confectioner,    47    Lady 

Meuzies  place  ;  house,  27  Alva  place 
Adamson,  John,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  4 

George  street 
Adamson,  John,  job  and  postmaster,  Waverley 

Bazaar,    10   Leith   walk ;    house,    1    West 

Newington 
Adamson,  John  M.  (Caldicell   Brothers)^  25 

Haddington  place 
Adamson,    John,    carpenter   and    joiner,    2 

Queen's  place 
Adamson,  John  William  M.,  12  Seton  place 
Adamson,  Richard  W.,  hosier,  glover,  etc.,  55 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Adamson,  Walter,  9  Brown  street 
Adamson,  W.  B.,  patent  stone-cutting,  dress- 
ing, and  moulding  machine  works,  West 

End  place 
Adamson,  W.,  shipbuilder,  1  Assembly  street 
Adamson,  W.,  builder,   St   Leonard   street ; 

house,  2  Montague  street 
Adamson,  Rev.  William,  19  Upper  Gray  street 
Adamson,  William  {Melville  &)•  A.),  9  Mon- 
tague street 
Adamson,  L  &  R.,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

4  Warriston  place 
Adamson,  Mrs,  2  Danube  street 
Adamson,  Miss,  8  Morrison  street 
Adcock,  E.  M.,  2  Elm  row 
ADCOCK,     GILBERT,     paper    merchant,    11 

South  St  Andrew  st. ;  house,  30  St  James' 

square.     J;'  See  Adv.  p.  100 
Addinell,  John,  chemist,  69  Tolbooth  wynd 
Addis,  Rev.  Thomas,  Free  Church  manse,  3 

Abbotsford  crescent 
Addis,  Mrs  William,  25  Grange  road 
Addison,  William,  29  James  street,  Pilrig 


Addison,  Mrs,  46  Blacket  place 
Addison,  Mrs  J.,  10  Montague  street 
Addison,  Mrs,  baker,  124  Kirkgate 
Addison's   Alma   hotel,    112,    113,    and   114 

Princes  street 
Adelstein,  Arthur  von,  professor  of  modern 

languages,  30  Howe  street 
Adie,  A.,  &  Son,  opticians,  50  Princes  street 
Adie,  Adam,  grocer,  4  Coburg  street ;  house, 

45  Great  Jmiction  street 
Adie,  Alex.  J.,  civil  engineer,  5  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  Rockville,  Linlithgow. 
Adie,  James,  grocer,  4  King's  place 
Adie,  John,  spirit  merchant,  44  Great  Junction 

street 
Adie,  Mrs  Robert,  11  Duncan  street 
Adjutant-General's  Office,   General  Post 

Office  Buildings.     Open  10  to  4 
Adlington,  Wm.,  A.R.A.,  professor  of  music, 

78  Queen  street 
Advocates'   Library,  Parliament  square. — 

Hours,  10  to  4  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1 
Affleck,  Archibald,  butcher,  16  Castle  barns 
Affleck,  George,  hosier,  glover,  and  laceman, 

39  Queen  street;  house,  33  Dundas  street 
Affleck,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.O.S.E.,  12  Clare- 

mont  place 
Affleck,   John,   gardener,   FiUyside   gardens, 

Seafield 
Affleck,  John,  grocer,  Canaan  lane 
Affleck,  William,  hatter,  48a  Grove  street 
Agnew,  James,  stationer  and  newsagent,  75 

South  Clerk  street 
Agnew,  Captain  John  De  C,  R.N.,  2  Oxford 

terrace 
Agnew,  Mrs  Emily  S.,  12  St  Vincent  street 
Agnew,  Mrs  G.,  7  Grange  loan 
AGRA   BANK   (LIMITED)     {Robert   Hunter, 

manager),  17  St  Andrew  square.     ^  See 

Adv.  p.  3 
Aikman,  Archd.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  1  Calton 

place 
Aikman,  A.  &   D.,    wholesale    leather   mer- 
chants, 34,  36,  and  38  Niddry  street 
Aikman,     John,     &     Son,    painters,    pajDer- 

hangers,  and  glaziers,  8  Queeusferry  street ; 

house,  4  Queensferry  street 
Aikman,  A.  {A.  &)•  D.  y4.),  3  South  Gray  street 
Aikman,  A.,  corn  dealer,  17  Queensferry  st. 
Aikman,  Andrew,  8  St  Catherine  place 
Aikman,  David  (.4.  Sj-  D.  A.),  17Minto  street 
Aikman,  David,  3  Constitution  street 
Aikman,  Geo.,  draughtsman  and  engraver  on 

wood,  29  N.  bridge  ;  ho.  51  Buccleuch  st. 
Aikman,  James  A.,  10  Melville  crescent 
Aikman,  James,  leather  merchant,  24  &  26 

Niddry  street ;  house,  1  Rillbank  terrace 
Aikman,  John  B.,  lithographer  and  window 

ticket  writer,  8  Queen's  place,  Leith  Walk 
Aikman,  Jane,  grocer,  33  Buccleuch  street 
Aikman,  Mrs  James,  3  George  place 
Aikman,  Mrs  James,  7b  St  Patrick  square 
Aikman,  Mrs  John,  15  Leopold  place 


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Aikman,  Mrs,  72  Broiiglitou  street 
Aikman,  Mrs,  8  St  Catherine  place 
Aikman,  Mrs,  50  Rankeillor  street 
Aikman,  Miss,  milliner,  2  Spence's  place 
Aikman,  Misses,  10  Melville  crescent 
Aimers,  S.,  tailor  and  clothier,  22  Duke  st. 
Ainslie,  Archibald,  Arkland,  Canaan  lane 
Ainslie,  Daniel,  of  The  Gart,  48  Moray  place 
Ainslie,  James,  11  Melville  crescent 
Ainslie,  John,  26  Lauriston  gardens 
AinsHe,  John,  refreshments  and  commercial 

lodgings,  1  Market  street 
Ainslie,  W.  {Gardner  S)-  A.),  13  St  Catherine 

place 
Ainslie,  Col.  WiUiam  B.,  C.B.,  11  Chester  st. 
Ainslie,  Margaret,  broker,  244  Cowgate 
Air  and  Candow,  cabinetmakers  and  uphol- 
sterers, 4  Haddington  place 
Aird,  Dd.,  inspector  of  meters,  3  Brougham  st. 
AIRD,   JAMES,  house  painter,  15  Gladstone 

place  ;  house,  8  Livingstone  place.     ^  See 

Adv.j>.  91 
Aird,  John,  3  Brougham  street 
Aird,  John  {G.P.O.),  1  Montgomery  pi.  west 
AIRD,    JOHN,   plumber,   gasfitter,  and  bath 

manufacturer,  25  Greenside  place  and  lane  ; 

house,  4  Montgomery  st.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  87 
Aird,  Misses,  Spring  valley,  Morningside 

AlEDRIE    MiKERAL    OiL   COMPANl'    (LiMITED) 

(James  Bruce,  W.S.,  secretary),  14  Frede- 
■    rick  street 

Aire,  Miss,  6  Springfield,  Leith  -walk 
Airmet,  Mrs,  earthenAv.  dealer,  96  Pleasance 
Airth,  William  B.,  Venetian  blind  maker,  8 

Drumdryan  street 
Airth,  Mrs,  6  Hope  street,  Leith 
Aitchison  &  Sons,  confectioners  to  Her  Ma- 
jesty, 77  Queen  street 
Aitchison,  John,  &  Co.,  brewers,  85   South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Aitchison,  David,  draper,  22  &  23  Kirkgate  ; 

house,  Bonnington  mount.  Ferry  road 
Aitchison,  E.  R.,  accountant,  18  Moray  place 
Aitchison,  Hector,  10  Leopold  place 
Aitchison,  Hugh,  fishmonger,  12  Anne  place 
AITCHISON,   JAMES,   goldsmith  and  watch- 
maker, 23  Princes  st.,  and  15  &  16  Bank  st. ; 
house,  15  Queen's  crest.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  52 
Aitchison,  James,  watchmaker,  jeweller,  and 
silversmith,  70  Lauriston  street;  house,  3 
Windmill  lane 
Aitchison,  John,  3  Mackenzie  place 
Aitchison,   J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  41   Leith 

street ;  house,  20  Calton  hill 
Aitchison,  Thomas  S.,  30  Dick  place 
Aitchison,  Thomas  S.,  dentist,  74  George  st. 
Aitchison,  Walter,  16  Beaumont  place 
Aitchison,  W.,  coal  agent,  8  W.  Richmond  st. 
Aitchison,  Wm.  John,  11  Buckingham  ter. 
Aitchison,  Mrs  Geo.,  grocer,  35  Richmond  pi. 
i Aitchison,  Mrs  Jas.,  draper,  38  Queen  street ; 
i     house,  5  IMalta  terrace 
Aitchison,  Mrs  M.,  11  Barony  street 


Aitchison,  Mi-s  William  Ker,  19  Tantallon  pi. 

Aitchison,  Mrs,  6  Broughton  place 

Aitchison,  Mrs,  92  Lauriston  place 

Aitchison,  Mrs,  18  Moray  place 

Aitchison,  Mrs,  6  Lauriston  gardens 

Aitchison,  Miss,  dairy  and  greengrocer,  8 
West  Richmond  street 

Aithie,  John,  greengrocer,  39a  India  place 

Aitken  &  Allan,  engineers  and  smiths,  26 
South  Back  of  Canongate 

Aitken  &  Co.,  67  Fountainbridge 

Aitken,  Gray,  &  Co.,  corn  factors  and  com- 
mission merchants,  21  Bernard  street 

Aitken  &  Wright,  provision  merchants,  66 
Constitution  street 

Aitken,  James,  &  Co.,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 
dealers,  10  Union  street 

Aitken,  Capt.  A.,  R.N.,  22  Broughton  place 

Aitken,  A.  (Marshall  ^'  A.),  27  George  square 

Aitken,  A.  H.,  butcher,  1  Albert  place 

Aitken,  Alexander,  tea  merchant  (D.  Mason 
Sj'  Co.),  13  Chalmers  crescent 

Aitken,  Alexander,  22  Livingstone  place 

Aitken,  Alex.  N.,  baker,  117  Nicolson  street  ■ 

Aitken,  Andrew  P.,  M.A.,  1  Oxford  terrace 

Aitken,  Andw.  (/.  A.  ^'  Co.),  6  Mansfield  pi. 

Aitken,  Andrew  (A.,  Gray,  ^-  Co.),  Tyne 
lodge.  Grange  loan 

Aitken,  Andrew,  housekeeper,  G.P.O. 

Aitken,  Rev.  David,  D.D.,  4  Charlotte  square 

Aitken,  James,  chemist  and  druggist,  44 
Broughton  street ;  house,  12  Fettes  row 

Aitken,"  James  (^.  ^-  A.),  92  Prince  Albert 
buildings 

Aitken,  James  (/.  A.  ^-  Co.),  Maryfield  house 

Aitken,  James,  cabinetmaker,  173  Fountain- 
bridge 

Aitken,  James,  7  Grindlay  street 

Aitken,  John,  veterinary  surgeon,  144  Cause- 
wayside 

Aitken,  John,  commission  agent,  9  Newington 
terrace 

Aitken,  John,  cabinetmaker,  50a  Broughton 
street 

Aitken,  John,  2  Hope  terrace,  Leith 

Aitken,  John,  15  Richmond  place 

Aitken,  John,  14  Craigie  terrace 

Aitken,  John,  surveyor,  6  India  buildings ; 
house,  2  Victoria  cottages 

Aitken,  John  C,  shipowner,  25  Constitution 
street 

Aitken,  J.  W.,  clerk,  38  Cumberland  street 

Aitken,  Peter,  Union  Canal  Co.'s  OflBce,  1 
Port  Hopetoun 

Aitken,  Richard,  2  St  David's  terrace 

Aitken,  Robert,  4  Leopold  place 

Aitken,  Robert,  11  Ponton  street 

Aitken,  Samuel,  victual  dealer  and  com  mer- 
chant, 5  Tollcross  ;  ho.  47  Hawthorn  bank 

Aitken,  Thomas  (London  <5-  Edin.  Shipping 
Co.),  6  Windsor  street 

Aitken,  Thomas  (A.  Sf-  Wright),  Seafield  place, 
Seafield 


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Aitkeii,  Thomas,  spiiit  dealer,  Seafield  baths, 

Seafield 
AiTkeu,  Thomas,  27  Howe  street 
Aitken,  Thomas,  accouutaut  and  general  agent, 

51  Hanover  street ;  ho.  15  Livingstone  pi. 
Aitken,  Thomas,  potato  merchant,  28   Bal- 

birnie  place 
Aitken,  Thomson,  victual  dealer,  17  Kirkgate 
Aitken,  Wm.,  corn  merchant,  6  Melville  place 
Aitken,  William,  dairy,  5  North  Pitt  street ; 

house,  13  Henderson  row 
Aitken,  William,  16  Kemp  place 
Aitken,   Wm.,  chemist  and  druggist,  3  Pitt 

street ;  house,  12  Fettes  row 
Aitken,  Mrs,  9  Montague  street 
Aitken,  Mrs  James,  12  Argyle  place 
Aitken,  Mrs  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  60 

Fountainbridge 
Aitken,  Mrs  Robert,  22  Annandale  street 
Aitken,  Mrs  W.,  ladies'  nurse,  3  N.  St  James'  st. 
Aitken,  Miss,  Hawthorn  bank 
Aitken,  Miss  M.,  Seafield  baths,  Seafield 
Aitkenhead,  Thos.,  engine-driver,  9  Leopold  pi. 
Alcoran,  Robert,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer, 

95  Broughton  street 
Alder  &  Mackay,  gasmeter  manufacturers,  42 

West  Sciennes 
Alder,  George,  11  Lutton  place 
Alder,  Hy.  {A.  S)-  Mackay),  32  Grange  road 
Alder,  W.,  10  Rankeillor  street 
Alexander  &  Macnab,  silk  mercers,  drapers, 
,    gentlemen's  outfitters,  carpet  and  furnish- 
ing warehousemen,  81,  82, 83,  &84  South  br. 
Alexander  &  Turner,  engineers  and  machine 

makers.  Lower  Gilmore  place 
Alexander,  A.  &  J.,  wine  merchants.  Quality 

court,  Quality  lane 
Alexander,  A.,  &  Son,  coopers  and  joiners,  15 

Poplar  lane 
Alexander,  Andrew,  &  Co.,  grain  merchants 

22b  Macdowall  street 
Alexander,  R.  &  A.  W.,  butchers  and  poul 

terers,  6G  S.  Clerk  st. ;  ho.  7  E.  Preston  st. 
Alexander,  A.  (.1.  i^S'  /.  ^4.),  3  Kirk  street 
Alexander,  Adam,  grocer,  25  N.  Richmond  st. 
Alexander,    Alexander,    corn    merchant,    17 

Bristo  street 
Alexander,  Alexander,  17  Woodbine  terrace 
Alexander,  Andrew,  baker,  5  Davie  street 
Alexander,  Ch.  {A.  <5'  Macnab)^  4  Dick  place 
Alexander,  C,  tailor  and  clothier,  1  Simon  sq. 
Alexander,  C.  J.,  5  Port  Hopetoun  and  84 

South  bridge  ;  house,  4  Dick  place 
Alexander,  Eben.  (A.  Sf-  jSIacnah),  20  Dick  pi. 
Alexander,  George,  builder,  18  Grange  loan 
Alexander,  George,  provision  merchant,  9  St 

Patrick  street ;  house,  37  South  Clerk  st. 
Alexander,  George  C,  48  Potterrow 
Alexander,  George,  ironmonger,  81  Clerk  st. 
Alexander,  H.  D.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  laboratory, 

46  Canougate  ;  house,  12  St  John  street 
Alexander,  Rev.  Jacob  Scott,  22  Gilmore  pi. 
Alexander,  James  {A.  S^J.A.),  2  Jauefieldpl. 


Alexander,  James,  boot-tree  and  last  maker, 

4  High  Caltou 
Alexander,   James,   cabinetmaker,   4    Mint ; 

house,  98  Abbey  hill 
Alexander,  J.,  insurance  agent,  15  Balfour  st. 
Alexander,    James,    nursery    and    seedsman 

(^Dickson  ^-  Co.),  Redbraes,  Broughton  rd. 
Alexander,  Rev.  Jn.,  D.D.,  7  Rosebery  cresct. 
Alexander,  John,  butcher,  53  Earl  Grey  st.  ; 

house,  Viewforth 
Alexander,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  50  Clerk 

street ;  house,  2  Lord  Russell  place 
Alexander,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

11  Maitland  street,  Xewhaven 
Alexander,  John,  clerk,  25  Gillespie  crescent 
Alexander,  John,  tailor,  7  Crichton  street 
Alexander,  John,  60  Buccleuch  street 
Alexander,  John,  1  Richmond  terrace 
Alexander,  John  G.  (G.P.O.),  7  West  port 
Alexander,   J.  G.,  wholesale  warehouseman, 

19  Bristo  street ;  house,  23  Melville  terrace 
Alexander,    Lewis,    merchant    and    general 

agent,  5  Helen  place 

Alexander,  Richard,  draper,  hosier,  and  shirt- 
maker,  467  Lawnmarket;  ho.  4  Leven  ter. 

Alexander,  Robert,  32  Rankeillor  street 

Alexander,  R.,  agent  and  manufacturer,  3 
East  Register  street ;  house,  1  Leven  ter. 

Alexander,  T.  E.,  printing  ink  manufacturer, 
46  North  Back  of  Canongate 

Alexander,  Thomas  {G.P.O.),  19  St  John  st. 

Alexander,  Thos.  {Smith  ^'/l.),3  Yanburghpl. 

Alexander,  Walter,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

20  Bristo  street ;  house,  10  Forbes  street 
Alexander,  William,  9  Merchiston  crescent 
Alexander,  William,  dauyman,  Lochrin 
Alexander,   WilHara,   chemist   and  druggist, 

77  Pleasance 
Alexander,  W.  G.,  chemist  and  druggist,  67 

Bridge  street ;  house,  15  N.  Junction  street 
Alexander,  Mrs,  &  Co.,  outfitting  and  baby 

linen  warehouse,  87  George  street 
Alexander,  Mrs  Jas.,  grocer  and  s^^irit  dealer, 

79  Kirkgate  ;  house,  60  Pilrig  street 
Alexander,  Mrs  John,  17  Gilmore  place 
Alexander,  ]Mrs,  lodgings,  68  George  street 
Alexander,  Mrs,  23  Bread  street 
Alexander,  Mrs,  28  Melville  street 
Alexander,  Mrs,  40  George  square 
Alexander,  Mrs,  confectioner,  334  Lawnmarket 
Alexander,  Mrs,  French  stay  maker,  27  South 

bridge 
Alexander,  Miss  Ann,  35  Broughton  street 
Alexander,  Miss  Mary,  lodgings,  35  Lothian  st. 
Alexander,  Miss,  20  Great  Stuart  street 
Alexander,     Miss,    confectioner,    9a    Great 

Junction  street 
Alexander,  Miss,  dressmaker,  19  St  John  st. 
Alison  &  Cowan,  corn  merchants,  70  Consti- 
tution street 
Alison,  John  (^4.  ^'  Cowan),  12  Regent  terrace 
Alison,  John,  house  carpenter,  21  Ujaper  Gray 

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Alison,    Richard,    boilermaker,    2   Anderson 

place,  Bonnington  road 
Alison,  Robt.,  stock  and  share  broker,  9  Xorth 

St  David  street ;  house,  1  Brandon  street 
Alison,  Wm.,  furniture  dealer,  2-15  Co^A'gate 
Alison,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

20  Cochrane  place  ;  house,  5  Elm  place 
Alison,  Lady,  7  St  Colme  street 
Allan  &  Gavin,  -^'ine  merchants,  25   Sheriff 

brae 
Allan,  James,  &  Son,  bootmakers,  42  Leith 

st.  and  123  Princes  st. ;  ho.  9  Bernard  ter. 
Allan,  A.,  2  Salisbury  square 
Allan,  Alexander,  5  Hillside  crescent 
Allan,  Alexander,  grocer,  23  Fountainbridge 
Allan,  Charles,  messenger.  Commercial  bank, 

2  Cottage,  17  Rose  street 
Allan,  Charles  (/.  A.  cV  Son),  9  Bernard  ter. 
Allan,  George,  44  Cumberland  street 
AUan,  Henry,  bookbinder,  3  Waterloo  place; 

house,  8  St  James'  square 
Allan,  James,  tailor,  5  Drummond  street 
Allan,  James,  26  Elder  street 
Allan,  James,  S.S.C,  8  K  St  David  street; 

house,  1  BeUevue  crescent 
Allan,   James,    superintendent    of    detective 

police,  N.  B.  Railway,  Waverley  Station ; 

house,  ToAver  lodge,  Fortobello 
ALLAN,  JOHN,  tailor  and  clothier,  25  George 

street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  62 
Allan,  John,  18  "West  Claremont  street 
Allan,  John,  printer,  34  Barony  street 
Allan,  John,  stationer,  3  Haddington  place 
Allan,  John,  smith,  17  Drumdryan  street 
Allan,  Mark  S.,  tailor,  51  Cmnberland  street 
Allan,    Robert,   plumber   and  gasfitter,   133 

Rose  street  lane 
Allan,   Robert,   leather  merchant,   14  Horse 

wynd  ;  house,  4  Park  street 
Allan,  Robert,  29  Brougham  street 
Allan,  Robert,  16  "West  Claremont  street 
Allan,  Robert,  butcher,  473  Lawumarket 
Allan,  Robert,  ironmonger,  tinsmith,  etc.,  16 

Haymarket  terrace 
Allan,  Robert,  corn  merchant,  76  West  Foun- 
tainbridge ;  house,  77 
Allan,  Thomas,  painter,  377  High  street 
Allan,  Wm.,  fishmonger,  18  Haymarket  ter. 
Allan,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  6 

Cromwell  street 
Allan,  William,  coach-spring  maker,  1  Union 

place,  Bonnington  ;  house,  1  St  John  street 
Allan,  W.,  76  Queen  street 
Allan,  William,  59  Lauriston  place 
Allan,  Wm.  (Paterson  ^'  A.),  2  Millerfield  pi. 
Allan,  William,  22  East  Preston  street 
Allan,   William,    painter   and   decorator,   46 

George  street ;  house,  8  Dundas  street 
Allan,  Mrs  A.,  confectioner,  42  St  Leonard  st. 
Allan,  Mrs  Ann,  68  Nicolson  street 
Allan,  Mrs  Margaret,  35  Barony  street 
AUan,  Mrs  Robert,  4  Hillside  crescent 
Allan,  Mrs  Thomas  C,  9  Brunton  place 


Allan,  Mrs  William,  coal  merchant,  12  Port 
Hamilton  ;  house,  31  Grindlay  street 

Allan,  Mi-s,  French  stay  maker,  139  George  st. 

Allan,  Misses,  dressmakers  and  milliners,  11 
Merchiston  terrace 

Allan,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  1  Pan- 
mure  place 

Allan,  Miss,  26  Royal  crescent 

Allardice,  T.  D.,  tobacconist,  34  W.  Register 
street ;  house,  21  Jamaica  street 

Allardice,  W.  P.  (M.  A.  ^'  E.),  4  North 
Merchiston  place 

Allardice,  Miss  M.  J.  S.,  3  Lord  Russell  place 

AUardj^ce,  Alex.,  importer  of  French  and 
American  clocks,  bronze  figures,  and  toys, 
51  Cockburn  street ;  house,  1  Clerk  street 

Allardyce,  Wm.,  missionary,  6  Helen  street 

Allen,  Mrs,  3  Buccleuch  street 

Allen,  Mrs,  24  Buccleuch  street 

ALLLA.NCE  BRITISH  AND  FOEEIGN  LIFE 
AND  FIRE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY  (Alex. 
Duncan,  manager),  95  George  street.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  28 

Alliakce  Marine  Assurance  Company  (John 
Warrack  S,-  Co.,  agents),  43  Constitution  st. 

Allied  Golf  Club  (Golf  Tavern),  27 
Wright's  houses 

Allison,  J.  &  F.,  plasterers,  30  West  Rich- 
mond street 

Allison,  Fred.,  fishmonger,  28  W.  Richmond 
street 

ALLISON,  JAMES,  house  agent,  etc.,  16  S.  St 
David  street ;  and  collector  of  poor-rates 
and  recorder,  163  Canongate  ;  house,  11 
Charles  street,     ^i  See  Adv.  p.  77 

Allison,  James,  gasfitter  and  brassfounder, 
1  Deanhaugh  street ;  house,  3 

AUison,  Wm.,  engineer,  72  Great  Junction  st. 

Allison,  JIrs  James,  47  Albany  street,  Leith 

Allison,  Miss,  8  King's  place 

Alhson,  Miss  J.  A.,  6  West  Newington  terrace 

Alloa  and  Leith  Steam  Packet  Company, 
3  Queen  street,  Leith 

Allsopp,  Samuel,  &  Sons,  Burton-on-Trent, 
represented  by  William  Ford,  12  Hope 
street,  Portobello 

All  Saints'  Church,  Brougham  street 

Alston,  George,  clothier  and  hatter,  40  Han- 
over street ;  house,  1  Manor  place 

Alston,  James,  mason  and  house  agent,  17 
Allan  street 

Alston,  John,  corkcutter,  25  S.  Richmond  st. 

Alston,  William,  grocer,  9  Hamilton  place 

Alston,  Miss,  7  Charles  street 

Alston,  Miss,  dressmaker,  9  Antigua  street 

Alves,  William  (Roycd  Bank  of  Scotland),  18 
Melville  terrace 

Alves,  Mrs,  36  Albany  street 

Alves,  Miss,  6  Scotland  street 

Amos,  Geo.,  clerk,  9  Prince  Albert  buildings 

Anchor    Line    of    Transatlantic    Steam^ 
Packet  Ships,  7  North  St  David  street ;  J. 
P.  Oliver,  agent 


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Ancrum,  J.,  &  Son,  cork  manufacturers,  142 
Rose  street 

Ancrum,  Thomas,  butcher,  9  Salisbury  ter- 
race ;  house,  15  Richmond  place 

Anderson  &  Co.,  grocers  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 85  St  Leonard  street 

Anderson  &  Duncan,  provision  merchants,  19 
Quality  street 

Anderson  &  Mathie,  house  painters,  43  Great 
King  street 

Anderson  &  Robertson,  bookbinders,  12  Royal 
Exchange 

Anderson  &  Stevenson,  builders,  11|-  St 
Anthony  place 

Anderson  k  Wallace,  commission  agents  and 
merchants.  27  Quality  street 

Anderson,  Adam,  &  Sons,  coal  mers.,  Morri- 
son St.  depot ;  ho.  and  ofBce,  5  Gillespie  cr. 

Anderson,  D.  H.,  &  Co.,  butchers,  23  High 
market 

Anderson,  David,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  com- 
mission agents,  Drmnmond  street  court 

Anderson,  David,  &  Son,  bakers,  1  Greenside 
street,  1  Riego  st.,  and  3  Orchardfield  pi. 

Anderson,  John  &  Francis,  W.S.,  48  Castle  st. 

Anderson,  John,  &  Sons,  fishmongers,  poul- 
terers, and  game  dealers,  Royal  Emporium, 
106  George  street 

Anderson,  Robert,  &  Co., metal  merchants  and 
paint  manufacturers,  67  Timber  bush 

Anderson,  R.  &  R.,  candlemakers,  103  Giles 
street ;  house,  2  Cassels  place 

ANDEESON,  W.  &  J.,  ironmongers,  22  Nicol- 
sou  street;  workshops,  19  Buccleuch  street; 
house.  Oriel  villa,  Kilgraston  road.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  84 

Anderson,  William,  &  Son,  cement  merchants, 
oilmen,  and  drysalters,  Upper  di'awbridge 

ANDEESON,  WM.,  &  SONS,  tailors  and 
clothiers.  15  George  st.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  62 

Anderson,  Aaron,  spirit  merchant,  1  St 
Patrick  street 

Anderson,  Alex.,  M.D.,  R.X.,  10  Mansion- 
house  road 

Anderson,  Alexander,  16  Dean  street 

Anderson,  Alex.,  shoemaker,  5  Milne's  court 

Anderson,  A.  H.,  accountant,  16  Grange  road 

Anderson,  A.  H.  (W.  A.  Sr  Sons),  Sciennes 
grove 

Anderson,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  47 
London  street 

Anderson,  Alexander,  25  Duke  street,  Leith 

Anderson,  Alexander,  grocer,  1a  Pilrig  place 

Anderson,  Alexander,  I  St  David's  terrace 

Anderson,  Andrew,  flesher,  25  High  market 

Anderson,  Andrew,  30  Woodbine  terrace 

Anderson,  Andrew  G.  {John  A.  ^-  Sojt.i),  63 
Lothian  road 

Anderson,  Archd.,  advocate,  13  Shandwickpl. 

Anderson,  Campbell,  greengrocer,  7a  India  st. 

Anderson,  Charles  W.  {R.  A.  ^'  Co.),  2; 
Palmerston  road 

Anderson,  Chas.  G.  (G.R.H.),  1  Gillespie  cres.l 


Anderson,  Charles,  21  Royal  terrace 
Anderson,  David,  of  Moredim,  24  Moray  pi. 
Anderson,  David,  1  Sylvan  place 
Anderson,  David  (Z).  A.  S,'  Co.),  4  Millerfield 

place 
Anderson,  David,  audit  accountant  N.  British 

Railway,  7  Hamilton  place,  Newington 
Anderson,   David,   Catherine  cottage,    Leith 

walk 
Anderson,   David,    butcher,    63    St   Andrew 

street,  lieith  ;  house,  79 
Anderson,  Da^'id,  8  Lauriston  park 
Andei-son,  David  B.,  W.S.,  8  Regent  teiTace 
Anderson,  D.  B.,  11  Salisbury  terrace 
Anderson,  Duncan,  keeper  of  Chapel  Royal, 

Holyrood  palace 
Anderson,  Edward,  jeweller  and  di'es.sing-case 

maker,  10  Princes  street ;  house,  11  West 

End  place 
Anderson,  George,  5  M'Laren  terrace 
Anderson,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

32  Cockburn  street 
Anderson,  George,  2  Allison  place 
Anderson,  G.  H.,  5  West  Sciennes 
Anderson,  George,  grocer,  50  North  Back  of 

Canon  gate 
Anderson,  George,  clerk,  65  Causewayside 
Anderson,  George  (A.  Sf  Stevenson),  17  Keir  st. 
Anderson,    George,    teacher,    Holyrood  P.O. 

school,  9  St  John's  hill 
Anderson,     George     (messenger,     Clydesdale 

Bank),  16  Royal  Exchange 
Anderson,  George  (G.P.O.),  17  Elder  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker, 

90  Rose  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  grocer,  21  Burns  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  80  Kirkgate,  Leith 
i  Anderson,  Henry,  stationer,  51a  Kirkgate 
Anderson,  Hugh,  bootm,aker,  3  WindmiUlane 
Anderson,    James,    bookseller  and  stationer, 

28  Broughton  street 
Anderson,  James,  Carrou  vale,  Wardie  road 
Anderson,  Rev.  James,  S  Tarvit  street 
Anderson,  James,  3  Heriot  mount 
Anderson,  James,  21  South  College  street 
Anderson,  James,  clothier.   6  East  Register 

street ;  house,  1  RockvUle  place 
Anderson,  James,  flesher,  12  High  market : 

house,  5  Macdowall  street 
Anderson,  J.,  upholstr.,  28  Candlemaker  row 
Anderson,    James,     plasterer.     Dairy    road  ; 

house.  Dairy  cottage.  Dairy  road 
Anderson,  James,  23  Upper  Yiewcraig  row 
Anderson,  Jas.,  cloth  agent,  26  S.  Richmond  st. 
Anderson,  James,  gardener,  14  Parkside  st. 
Anderson,  James  C,  Oriel  viUa,  Kilgraston 

road 
Anderson,  James  John  Philip  (Secretary  to  the 

Scottish  Widows'  Fund  and  Life  Assurance 

Society),  7  Mayfield  terrace 
Anderson,  James,  1  Hermitage  terrace 
Anderson,  James,  1  Rockville  place 
Anderson,  James,  dyer,  74  Causewayside 


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Anderson,     James,     refreshment     rooms,     1 

"Washington  place 
Anderson,  James,  bookbinder  and  stationer, 

233  High  street 
Andei"3on,  James,  teacher,  19  Salisbury  st. 
Anderson,  Jas.,  coach-hirer,  8  St  Patrick  st. 
Anderson,  J.  C,  milliner,  73  Lothian  road 
Anderson,  James,  file  cutter,  17  Leith  Walk 
Anderson,    James   (^Cockburn    ^'    Co.)^    127 

Constitution  street ;  house,  23  Scotland  st. 
Anderson,  James,  teacher,  29  George  square 
Anderson,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  1  West 

Nicolson  street 
Anderson,  J.  S.,  29  Dick  place 
Anderson,  John  F.  R.,  1  Valleyfield  street 
Anderson,   John  (A.  MatJiicson  ^'  Son),   54 

Findhom  place 
Anderson,  John,  91  West  bow 
Anderson,  John,  Georgefield,  Trinity  road 
Anderson,  John  (R.  Grieve  S,-  Co.),  21  East 

Claremont  street 
Anderson,  John,  printer,  22  CoUins  place 
Anderson,    John,    clothier   and   di'aper,    151 

Canongate ;  house,  160 
Anderson,  John,  99  Fountainbridge 
Anderson,  John,  ll  Howe  street 
Anderson,  John,  coal  agent,  23  Reid  terrace 
Anderson,  John,  trousers  maker,  35  Cockburn 

street ;  house,  2  Parkside  street 
Anderson,  John,  butcher,  42  St  John's  place 
Anderson.  John,  flesher,  7  &  8  Middle  mai-ket ; 

house,  7  Milne  square 
Anderson.  John,  9  Abbotsford  park 
Anderson,  John,  builder  and  house  carpenter, 

46  North  Pitt  street ;  house,  14  W.  Clare- 
mont street 
Anderson,    John    {Johi's    coffeehouse),    307 

High  St.  and  4  Royal  Exchange  ;  house,  12 
ANDERSON,  JOHN  C,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

merchant   and   -ftdne   importer,    28   &    30 

Victoria  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  101 
Anderson,  Jolm  G.,  East  Viewfield,  Trinity 
Anderson,  J.  Hodgson,  8  Castle  terrace 
Anderson,  J.  K.  (Crown  Chamberlain's,  etc., 

Office,  N.  R.  H.),  7  W.  Catherine  place 
Anderson,  J.  0.,  5  Gladstone  terrace 
Anderson,  John  Thomas,  wine  merchant,  7 

Prince  Consort  place 
Anderson,    Joseph    (Royal    Institution),    17 

Livingstone  place 
Anderson,  L.  G.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

491  Lawmnarket 
Anderson,  Letham,  Inverleithfield,  Ferry  road 
Anderson,   Matthew,    consulting  engineer,  2 

Spring  villas.  Ferry  road 
Anderson,  M.  S.,  4  Melville  terrace 
Anderson,  Peter,  tailor.  21  Lothian  street 
Anderson,  P.,  ham  and  bacon  curer,  Granton, 

36  Victoria  street,  and  24a  Howe  street 
Anderson,  Captain  P.,  2  Annfield 
Anderson,  R.  W.,  draper,  30  Whitfield  place ; 

house,  3  Ferrier  street 
Anderson,  Robert,  Carron  vale,  Wardie  road 


Anderson,  Robert,  merchant,  20  Stafford  st. 
Anderson,  Robert  Grove,  teacher  of  natural 

history  and  physical  science,  7  Gayfield  sq. 
Anderson,  Robert,  11  Nelson  street 
Anderson,  Robert,  printer,  160  High  street ; 

house,  110  Grange  place 
Anderson,  Robert  (W.  Oliphant  Sf  Co.),  20 

Dick  place 
Anderson,   Robert,   1   Sidney  lodge.  White- 
house  loan 
Anderson,  Robt.,  architect,  43a  George  street ; 

house,  11  Duncan  street 
Anderson,  Robert,  14  Bright  terrace 
Anderson,    R.  (head  master.  Normal  List.), 

Johnston  terrace  ;  house,  18  Cumin  place 
Anderson,  Robert  (Grant  ^-  A.),  15  Lonsdale 

terrace 
Anderson,  Robert,  engraver,  4  Montague  st. 
Anderson,  R.,  9  Upper  Grove  place 
Anderson,  Robert,  28  Morrison  street 
Anderson,  Robert,  11  West  Adam  street 
Anderson,  Robert,  13  Gayfield  square 
Anderson,  Robert   T.,  commercial   traveller, 

8  Lauriston  park 
Anderson,  S.  S.,  clerk,  19  Tarvit  street 
Anderson,    Samuel,    slater    and    glazier,    27 

Coburg  street ;  house,  14  Bank  place,  Leith 
Anderson,     Thomas,     commission     agent,    2 

Sylvan  place 
Anderson,    Thomas,    china    and    stoneware 

merchant,    141  Fountainbridge ;    house,   6 

Chalmers  buildings 
Anderson,  Thomas  (secretary.  National  Bank 

of  Scotland),  6  Royal  terrace 
Anderson,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

154b  Constitution  street ;  house,  4  Queen's 

place,  Leith  walk 
Anderson,  Thomas,  builder,  60  Great  Jimction 

street ;  ho.  Pentland  villa,  Summerside  pi. 
Anderson,    Thomas,    commission    agent,    15 

Catherine  street 
Anderson,  Thomas,  1  South  St  James'  street 
Anderson,  Walter,  flesher,  5  Macdowall  street 
Anderson,  Walt.,  corn  mer.,  20  Livingstone  pi. 
Anderson,  Wm.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  2 

East  Register  street;  and  brush,  comb,  and 

perfumery  warehouse,  19  Leith  street 
Anderson,  William  (Marchmont  herald),  New 

Register  House 
Anderson,  William,  reporter,  17  Melville  ter. 
Anderson,   WilUam  W.,  teacher  of  writing, 

arithmetic,   algebra,  bookkeeping,  etc.,  23 

Warriston  crescent 
Anderson,  William,  writer,  11  Dundas  street 
Anderson,   William,   Raiubow  dining-rooms, 

47  North  bridge  and  1  Canal  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  butcher,  19  Middle  market ; 

house,  227  High  street 
Anderson,  Wilham  F.,  17  Comely  bank 
Anderson,  Wilham,  merchant,  96  Constitu- 
tion street ;  house,  8  Regent  terrace 
Anderson,  William  (W.  A.  ^  Sons),  Hislop 

villa,  Sciennes  grove 


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Anderson,  William,  cooper,  5  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Anderson,  William,  slater  and  slate  merchant, 

73  Potterrow,  and  Upper  di'awbridge,  Leith ; 

house,  17  Lonsdale  terrace 
Anderson,  William,  chemist  and  druggist,  20 

West  Maitland  street ;  house,  6  Devon  pi. 
Anderson,  William  (^Bell  ^'  Co.),  15  Salisbury- 
street 
Anderson,  William,   tailor  and   clothier,   27 

St  Patrick  square 
Anderson,  William,  machine  boot  closer,  91 

Rose  street 
Anderson,  William,  clerk,  17  Cheyne  street 
Anderson,  "Wm.,  of  Glentai'kie,  2  Strathearn 

road 
Anderson,  William,  younger  of  Glentarkie,  2 

Lennox  street 
Anderson,  William,  dairyman  and  coal  mer- 
chant, 4  Castle  barns 
Anderson,   William,  enameller  and  engraver, 

23  Clyde  street 
Anderson,  William,  clerk,  18  Nicolson  street 
Anderson,  William,  18  Leopold  place 
Anderson,  W.  J.  K.  (ir.  /].  &,-  Sons),  Sciennes 

grove 
Anderson,  Mrs,  13  Heriot  terrace 
Anderson,  Mrs  Dr  A.,  40  Minto  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  C,  broker,  113  Canongate 
Anderson,  Mrs  D.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 

119  Nicolson  street;  house,  128 
Anderson,  Mrs  E.,  ham  and  bacon  store,  3G 

Victoria  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  G.,  13  Gayfield  square 
Anderson,  Mrs  Major-Gen.,  16  Ainslie  place 
Anderson,  Mrs,  grocer,  12  Wright's  houses 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  72  Northumberland  st. 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  9  Findhorn  place 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  8  Macnab  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  M.,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Jamaica  st. 
Anderson,  Mrs  P.,  tobacconist,  7  N.  Pitt  st. 
Anderson,  Mrs  P.,  2  West  Claremont  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  R.,  44a  Minto  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  W.,  8  Lochend  road 
Anderson,  Mrs,  3  Home  terrace 
Anderson,  Mrs,  9  Salisbury  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  10  Inverleith  row 
Anderson,  ;Mrs,  trimming  shop,  54  Kirkgate 
Anderson,  Mrs,  8  North  Lauder  road 
Anderson,  Mrs,  31  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Anderson,  Mrs,  8  St  Colme  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  13  Stafford  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  16  Grindlay  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  14  Arthur  street,  Pilrig 
Anderson,  Mrs  M.,  19  India  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  James,  13  Brandon  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  429  Lawnmarket 
Anderson,  Mrs,  14  Maitland  street 
Anderson,    Mrs,  sick   and   ladies'   nurse,    20 

Jamaica  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  7  Bernard  terrace 
Anderson,  Mrs,  16  Church  hill 
Anderson,  Mrs,  7  Gayfield  square 
Anderson,  Mrs,  9  Sciennes  hill 


Anderson,  ^Mrs,  116  Rose  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  57  York  place 
Anderson,  Mrs,  60  Lauriston  street 
Anderson,  Miss  B.,  16  Greenside  place 
Anderson,  Miss  C,  music  teacher,  Eden  villa, 

Eden  lane 
Anderson,  Miss  Elizabeth,  fancy  warehouse, 

85  Northumberland  street 
Anderson,     Miss     Martha     S.,     teacher,    St 

Columba's  Episcopal  school,  Johnston  ter. ; 

house,  10  Brougham  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  22  Panmure  pjlace 
xVuderson,  Miss,  10  Dalrymple  crescent 
Anderson,  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  44  India  pi. 
Anderson,    Miss,    dressmaker,    2   Wellington- 

place,  Leith 
Anderson,  Miss,  stationer  and  newsagent,  99 

Nicolson  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  11  Howe  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  10  Mansionhouse  road 
Anderson,  Miss,  5  Great  King  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  11  Melville  place 
Anderson,  iliss,  2  Smith's  place 
Anderson,  Miss,  20  Mayfield  terrace 
Anderson,  Miss,  1  Scotland  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  4  Randolph  place 
Anderson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  14  Arthur  street, 

Pilrig 
Anderson,  Misses,  music  teachers,  11  Nelson  st,^ 
Anderson,  Misses,  4  Torphichen  street 
Anderson,  Misses,  7  George  square 
Anderson,  Misses,  21  Montague  street 
Andersons  &  Williamson,  general  merchants, 

willow   and   hoop   merchants,   and  basket 

manufacturers,  5  and  6  Timber  bush 
Andreoli,  M.  &  M.,  carvers  and  gilders,  look- 
ing-glass   manufacturers,    and    pjlate-glass 

merchants,  15  Greenside  street ;  house,   11 

Calton  street 
Andreoli,  M.,  piicture-frame  and  looking-glass 

manufacturer,  1  High  Calton ;    house,  24 

Greenside  street 
Andreoli,  Mrs  M.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

4  Citadel 
Andrew,  Alex.,  grocer,  Anne  and  spirit  mercht., 

31  Couper  street;  house,  7  Hope  terrace 
Andrew,    George,    S.S.C,   3    Hope    street ; 

house,  12  Darnaway  street 
Andrew,  H.,  fancy  wares,  9  Spring  gardens 
Andrew,  James,  M.D.,  52  Albany  street 
Andrew,  James,  potato  merchant,  37  Lauri- 
ston gardens 
Andrew,  John,  13  Cobden  terrace 
Andrew,  John,  31  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Andrew,   John,   corn  and  potato  merchant, 

North  Junction  street 
Andrew,  R.,  1  Cornwall  street 
Andrew,  W.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  3 

Panmure  place  ;  house,  6 
Andrew,  Mrs,  52  Albany  street 
Andrew,  Isa,  teacher,  13  Cobden  terrace 
Andrew,  Miss,  3  ^Mary's  place 
Andrews,  James,  3  Saunders  street 


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Andrews,   Mrs  William,  lodgings,  21    Duke 

street,  Leith 
Angles,  William,  tea  merchant ;  warehouse, 

Drummond  street  court ;  house,  2  Buccleuch 

place 
Angus,  Andrew,  macer,  Coiurt  of  Chancery, 

173  Foimtainbridge 
Angus,  Geo.,  stockbroker  {secretarij  to  Stock 

Exchange)^  5  St  Andrew   square ;   house, 

5  Pitt  street 
Angus,  Jas.,  shipmaster,  2  Union  pi.,  Trinity 
Angus,  Robert,  7  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Angus,  Mrs  Charles,  5  Pitt  street 
Angus,  Mrs,  22  London  street 
Angus,  Mrs,  9  Luttou  place 
Angus,  ^Miss  Jessie,  dressmaker,  44  India  pi. 
Annan  Brothers,  photographers,  Rock  house, 

Calton  hill 
Annan,  J.,   plasterer  and  modeller,  4  Char- 
lotte place  ;  house,  1  Cambridge  street 
Annan,  James,  38  Maryfield  place 
Annan,  Richard,  draper,  33  Tolbooth  wynd ; 

house,  10  Kirk  street 
Annan,  Wm.,  coachman,  31  Grindlay  street 
Annandale,  Alex.,  11  Upper  Grove  place 
Annandale,  Jas.,  house  carpenter  and  builder, 

Gilmore  park  ;  house,  18  Lonsdale  terrace 
Annandale,    Thomas,  F.R.C.S.,  surgeon  and 

lecturer  on  surgery,  34  Charlotte  square 
Anstey,  Mrs,  19  Merchiston  terrace 
Anstruther  and  Leith  Steam  Shipping  Co 

(Limited),  Custom  House  slip,  Dock  place. 

David  Stewart,   goods  agent;   house,   154 

Constitution  street 
Anti-Papal  League  Office,  16  Princes  st 
Antiquarian    Society  and  Museum    {John 

Stuart,  LL.D.,  and  Arthur  Mitchell,  M.D., 

secretaries),  Royal  Institution,  Mound 
Antliff,  Rev.  James  C,  1  Carlung  place 
Antonio,  D.,  writer,  25  Pitt  street 
Apthorpe,  Albert  T.,  clerk  (Joint-Stock   Co. 

Registry     Office),    Exchequer    Chambers  ; 

house,  18  Raeburn  place 
Arbuckle,  Joseph,  cutler,  surgical  instrument 

and   bandage   maker,  44  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  35  South  bridge 
Axbuthnott,  Hon.  Mrs  Hugh,  11  Forres  street 
Archer,  Andrew,  steam  boiler   inspector,    3 

Woodbine  terrace 
Archer,  Gilbert  {Registrar  for  South  Leith), 

83  Constitution  st.  ;  house,  9  Janefield  pi. 
Archer,    J.,    gardener,    Fore -Drum    house, 

Easter  road 
Archer,  John,  provision  merchant,  135b  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Archer,  Professor  T.  C,  Director  of  Museum 

of  Science  and  Art,  5  West  Newington  ter. 
Archer,  Miss,  I  Leamington  terrace 
Archbald,  Andrew,  20  Rankeillor  street 
Archibald,  Alexander,  37  William  street 
Archibald,  Alex.,  newsagent,  9  Potterrow 
Archibald,  Andrew,  baker,  82  Kirkgate;  ho. 
1  Restalrig  terrace 


Archibald,  David,  farrier,   169  Rose  street; 

house,  11  Castle  street 
Archibald,  Francis,  Old  Ship  hotel,  28  Shore 
Archibald,  George,  engraver,  5  Duke  street 
Archibald,  James,  51  Clerk  street 
Archibald,  James,  bookseller,  newsagent,  and 
stationer,  1  Dairy  road  ;  ho.  13  Clifton  ter. 
Archibald,  James,  artist,  83  Causewayside 
Archibald,  James,  lodgings,  8  Forres  street 
Archibald,  James,  draper,  47  South  bridge ; 

house,  5  Roxburgh  terrace 
Archibald,  John,  1a  Patersons  court.  Barony 

street 
Archibald,  John,  coal  merchant,  1  George  st. 
Archibald,  John  G.,  39  James  street,  Pilrig 
Archibald,  William,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.  {Dujican 

Sj'  A.),  1  Heriot  row 
Archibald,  William,  printseller  and  stationer, 

15  Bristo  street 
Archibald,  Mrs,  15  Clerk  street 
Archibald,  Mrs,  1  Bonnington  terrace 
Archibald,  Mrs  George,  3  Archibald  place 
Archibald,  Mrs  Margaret,  cutler  and  bandage 

maker,  117  Kirkgate 
Architectural  Institute  of  Scotland  (Jas. 
Gardiner,  S.S.C,  hon.  secretary  and  trea- 
surer), 46  Hanover  street 
Archman,  William,  smith,  58  Bristo  street 
Ardmillan,  Lord,  18  Charlotte  square 
Ardrossan  Shipping  Company,  4  Cockburn 

street ;  Neil  N.  Currie,  agent 
Argus    Life    Assurance    Company    (Scott, 
Bruce,  cj-  Glover,  W.S.,  a r/e n /s),  1  Hill  street 
Armit,  William,  9  Cochrane  place 
Armitage,  Alex.  B.,  accountant  (Dickson  Sf 

A.),  14  Dick  place 
Armour  &  Co.,  printers,  54  South  bridge 
Armour,    Robert    W.,    accountant    (Savings 

Bank),  7  St  Andrew's  place 
Armour,  Mrs,  provision  merchant,  135  Canon- 
gate 
Armour,  Mrs  H.  (,4.  ^-  Co.),  39  George  square 
ARMSTRONG  &   HOGG,  brassfounders,   gas- 
fitters,    and  plumbers,   57   Lothian  road ; 
works.  King's  stables  and  Spittal  street. 
*  See  Adv.  p.  88 
Armstrong,  Adam,  butcher  and  poulterer,  118 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  128 
Armstrong,  A. ,  cabinet  and  clock  case  maker, 
125  High  street ;  house,  4  Nottingham  ter. 
ARMSTRONG,  JOHN,  draper,  32  Queensferry 
street ;  house,  8  Great  Stuart  street.    ^  See 
Adv.  p.  60 
Armstrong,  John,  10  Society 
Armstrong,  Robert,  lodgings,  27  Nelson  street 
Armstrong,  Thomas,  cashier,  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, Bank  street 
Armstrong,    William   A.,   cabinetmaker,    22 

CrrGGIlSlQG  t!)l3,CG 

Armstrong,  WilHam E.,  S.S.C.  (M'Caul S,-A.), 

27  Panmure  pi. 
Armstrong,  Mrs  E.,  broker,  105  Cowgate 
I  Armstrong,  Mrs  John,  3  Cornwall  street 


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Armstrong,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  2  Barony  street 
Armstrong,  Miss,  draper,  93  Grassmarket 
Ai'naud,  Major,  4  Windsor  street 
Arneil,  Mrs,  5  Valleytiekl  street 
AiiNisTON  CoLLiEUT  OFFICES ;  Jolm  Torraucc, 

St  Leonard's  depot 
Arnold,  Mra  James,  29  Brougham  street 
Arnot  &  Erskine,  china  merch.,  60  West  port 
Arnot,  Alex.,  coal  merchant,  1  St  Bernard's  row 
Arnot,  Rev.  David,  D.D.,  6  Archibald  place 
Arnot,  James,  13  Upper  Grove  place 
AENOT,  JAMES,  bookseller  and  stationer,  45 

Grindlay  street ;  ho.  31.    ^'See  Adv.  p.  47 
Arnot,  William,  glass  and  china  merchant,  84 

Caiidlemaker  row 
Arnot,  Rev.  William,  8  Merchiston  avenue 
Ai'uot,  Misses,  Windsor  villa,  AYest  Coates 
Aruott,  J.,  &  Co.,  smallware  and  trimming 

merchants,  129  Kirkgate 
Arnott,  R.  &  D.,  grocers,  5  Lorn  place ;  ho. 

45  Prince  Regent  street 

Ai-nott,  Sir  John,  &  Co.,  brewers,  Cork ; 
Charles  S.Clark  &  Co.,  agents,  151  Consti- 
tution street 

Aruott,  Andrew,  tailor,  7  Wright's  houses 

Arnott,  George,  21  Upper  Grove  place 

Arnott,  George  (missio7iary  and  chaplain, 
North  Leith  Poorhouse),  143  Constitution  st. 

Arnott,  R.  A.  (il/.  .4.  ^-  Co.),  Glenaknond 
viUa,  Sciennes 

Arnott,  Mrs,  13  lugliston  street 

Arnott,  Mrs  Jas.,  trimming  shop,  1  Jamaica  st. 

Arnott,  Mrs  Walker,  16  Fettes  row 

Arnott,  Mrs,  5  Wemyss  place 

AENOTT,  MISS,  teacher  of  music,  drawing, 
and  French,  47  Great  King  street.  Ji<  See 
Adv.  p.  43 

Arnott,  Miss,  30  Lothian  street 

Aruott,  Miss.  14  Parkside  street 

Arnst,  Adam,  artist  and  teacher  of  di-awing, 

46  Great  King  street 

Arnst,    Madame,   teacher  of  pianoforte,  46 

Great  King  street 
Arons,  Morris  S.,  169  Pleasance 
Arras,  Mrs,  11  Torphichen  street 
Arrighi,  Leopoldo,  mould  and  figure  maker, 

44  South  bridge ;  house,  18  Meadow  j)lace 
Arrighi,  Louis,  21  Upper  Grove  place 
Arthur,    George,    commercial   agent  and  oil 

refiner,  2  Wellington  place.  Leith 
Arthur,  James,  tailor,  162  Fountainbridge 
Arthur,  Robert  H.,  S.S.C.,  46  Cockburn  street 
Arthur,   Wm.,  butcher,    Morningside   bank; 

house,  6  Falcon  place 
Arthur,  Mrs  A.,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Arthur,  Mrs  A.,  33  Howe  street 
Arthur,  Mrs  William,  4  RankeiUor  street 
Akt,  School  of.  Royal  Institution,  Mound 
Arts,  Royal  Scottish  Society  of  {Edward 

Sang,    2    George    street,    secretary'),    117 

George  street 
Arts,  Royal  Institution  for  the  Encou- 
ragement OF  Fine,  Royal  Institution,  Moimd 


Arts,  The  Royal  Association  for  Promo- 
tion OF  THE  Fine  {H.  W.  Cornillon,  S.S.C., 
secretary),  67  George  street 

Ashcroft,  Peter,  china  and  glass  warehouse, 
16  North-west  Circus  place 

Ashcroft,  Miss  Mary,  hair  artist,  16  North- 
west Circus  place 

Asher,  Alexander,  advocate,  55  Queen  street 

Asher,  Alexander,  photographer,  14  Antigua 
street ;  house,  12 

Ashley,  Henry,  hotel,  3  Greenside  street 

Ashton,  George,  5  Cheyne  street 

Ashton,  John,  35  Broughton  street 

Ashworth,  Wm.,  fishcurer,  18  Darling's  brae 

Assait:,  Goldsmiths',  Office,  98  South  bridge 

Assembly  Rooms,  54  George  street 

Association  for  Improving  the  Condition 
OF  the  Poor,  69  Hanover  street 

Athole  Lodge  of  Free  Gardent:rs:  John 
Shand,  44  South  bridge,  secretary  ;  George 
Brechin,  25  Lothian  street,  treasurer 

Atkins,  George  0.,  18  Blackford  road 

Atkinson,  Isaac,  &  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers, 
12  St  Andrew  square 

Atkinson,  Robert,  &  Son,  coach  proprietors, 
8  North-west  Circus  place  ;  house,  19 

Atkinson,  Adam  P.,  coach  proprietor,  1  Ox- 
ford terrace 

Atkinson,  G.  A.,  2  Dock  place 

ATKINSON,  JAMES  GRAHAMSLET,  teacher 
of  dancing,  and  chamber  gymnastics,  medi- 
cal and  hygienic,  1a  Hill  street ;  house, 
Beatrice  cottage.  Market  st.,  Musselburgh. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  44 

Atkinson,  J.  T.  {Superintendent,  G.P.O.), 
Gi'ove  villa,  15  Duncan  street,  Newington 

Atkinson,  John,  apartments,  46  Charlotte  sq. 

Atkinson,  R.,  coach  proprietor,  19  North- 
west Circus  place 

Atkinson,  Wm.,  commercial  traveller,  3  Sea- 
field  road 

Atkinson,  Miss,  teacher,  St  John's  Episcopal 
school.  Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  4  Brought 
street 

Atkinson,  ?tliss  Grahamsley,  assistant  teacher 
of  dancing  and  chamber  gymnastics,  1a 
HUl  street 

Atlas  Fire  and  Life  AssupuUs^ce  Company: 
W.  White,  12  Frederick  street ;  H.  Tod,  39 
York  place  ;  G.  T.  Chiene,  7  George  street, 
agents 

Auchie,  Alexander,  4  Park  place 

Auchincloss,  John,  &  Son,  smiths,  129  Rose 
street  lane 

Auchincloss,  John,  locksmith,  10  Walker  ter. 

Auditor's  Office,  16  Royal  Exchange — 10 
to  3  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12 

Audsley,  Miss  F.  A.,  15  Cockburn  street ; 
house,  14  West  Newington  place 

Aufrecht,  Professor  Theodore,  M.A.,  12  EiU- 
bank  terrace 

Auld  &  Chatham,  Edinburgh  gutta  percha 
boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  431  Lawnmarket 


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Auld,  Colonel  J.  W.,  21  Moruingside  place 
Auld,  Gideon,  spirit  dealer,  42  Sandport  st. 
Aiild,  James,  LL.D.,  25  Dick  place 
Auld,  James,  bootmaker,  375   High   street ; 

house,  18  East  Preston  street 
Auld,  James,  bootmaker  {The  Edin.  Boot  and 

Shoe  Warehouse),  21  Soath  Bridge 
Auld,  John,  "W.S.,  21  Thistle  street;  house, 

18  Grosvenor  crescent 
Auld,  J.,  44  Castle  street 
Auld,  John,  shoemaker,  2a  Pilrig  street 
Auld,  William,  bootmaker,  381  High  street ; 

house,  2  Meadow  place 
Auld,  William  C,  20  St  John  street 
Auld,  William  Wallace,  commercial  printer, 

30  Hanover  street;    house,   5  Blackwood 

crescent 
Auld,  Mrs  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  513 

Lawnmarket ;  house,  3  James'  court 
Auld,  Miss,  62  Northumberland  street 
Auld,  Miss,  matron,  Jn.  Watson's  Institution 
Austin,  W.,  &  Co.,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 

1a  Brougham  place 
Austin,  John,  154  Constitution  street 
Austin,  John,  1  Cheyne  street 
Austin,  William,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

6  and  13  Gladstone  place  and  1  Brougham 

place  ;  house,  3  Tantallon  place 
Austin,  Mrs  James,  3  Tantallon  place 
Austin,  Mrs,  51  Candlemaker  row 
Austin,  Mrs,  88  George  street 
Ayer,  James,  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers,  18 

Catherine  street ;  house,  13  Union  place 
Ayling,  Stephen,  waiter,  38  India  place 
Ayton,   Edward,    surgeon-dentist,    10   Hope 

street 
Ayton,  Jonas  (Frase?-  cV  A.),  18  Spittal  st. 
Aytoim,  James,  26  North  Nelson  street 
Aytoun,  Robert,  W.S.,  3  Fettes  row 
Aytoun,  Misses,  28  Inverleith  row 

Babington,  Mrs  John,  2  Randolph  place 
Badenoch,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  and  up- 
holsterer, 20a  Frederick  street ;  house,  104 

Rose  street 
Badenoch,  Alex.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

1  Catherine  street;  house,  13  Union  street 
Baigrie,    George,  eoal  agent,   43   Montague 

street 
Baigrie,  George,  25  North  bridge ;  house,  5 

Park  street 
Baigrie,    Mrs     Alexander,    coal    agent,    25 

Barony  street 
Baigrie,  Mrs  John,  25  Barony  street 
Baikie,  James  {Knox,  Samuel,  ^^  Dickson),  8 

Rosehill  place 
Baikie,  James,  mason,  Old  Canonmills  house 
Baikie,  Mrs,  2  Drummond  street 
Baildon,   H.  C,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  73 

Princes  street 
Baildon,  WilHam,  1  Walker  street 
Baildon,  Miss,  23  Torphichen  street 
Bailes,  John  (/.  R.  0.),  17  Upper  Grove  place 


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Bailey,  J.,  &  Co.,  boot  merchants,  78  Princes 
street ;  house,  26  Grosvenor  street 

Bailey,  W.  &  J.  A.,  china  merchants  and 
importers  of  Bohemian  glass,  10  Bristo  pi. 

Bailey,  John  A.  (W.  ^'  /.  A.  B.),  26  Dick  pi. 

Bailey,  Joseph,  17  Lauder  road 

Bailey,  Mrs,  34  Findhorn  place 

Bailey,  Mrs,  14  Lothian  road 

Bailie,  John,  3  Greenhill  gardens 

BaUlie,  N.,  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  13 
Assembly  street 

BaiUie  &  Palmer,  coachmakers'  furnishing 
warehouse,  17  Niddry  street 

Baillie,  T.  &  N.,  wholesale  provision  mer- 
chants and  hamcurers,  15  Victoria  street 

Baillie,  Walter,  &  Son,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 6  Foxe's  lane 

Baillie's  school,  4  Marmion  terrace ;  house, 
3  and  5  Church  hill 

Baillie,  Alexander,  '»\holesale  drysalter,  8 
Drummond  street 

Baillie,  George,  12  Clifton  terrace 

Baillie,  James,  greengrocer,  358  Castle  hiU 

Baillie,  John,  comr.  traveller,  4  Brougham  pi. 

Baillie,  John  M.,  C.A.,  4  North  St  David  st. ; 
house,  15  Northumberland  street 

Baillie,  John,  Eildon  lodge,  11  Cumin  place 

Baillie,  Nichol  (B.  c^-  Co.),  2  Rillbank  crescent 

Baillie,  Robert,  6  Annfield 

Baillie,  Thomas  {T.  ^'  N.  B.),  12  Abbotsford 
crescent 

BaiUie,  Walter  (  W.  B.  Sf  Son),  18  Buccleuch  pi. 

Baillie,  William,  of  Falahill,  W.S.,  14  Wind- 
sor street 

Baillie,  Zerub  (T.  ^-  N.  B.),  Gladstone  viUa, 
Hatton  place 

Baillie,  Mrs  Margaret,  draper,  54  Broughton  st. 

Baillie,  Mrs  Wm.  S.,  Corn  Exchange  refresh- 
ment rooms,  3  Baltic  street ;  house,  21 

BAIN,  YOUNG,  &  Co.  (late  Lochrin),  wire- 
netting,  fence,  iron  gate,  and  garden  chair 
manufacturers,  iron  and  glass  hothouse 
builders,  etc.,  Lowlynn  ironworks,  27  and 
29  Crosscauseway.   ^  See  Adv.  pp.  SO,  81 

Bain,  David  G.,  S.S.C,  2  So.  Charlotte  st. 

Bain,  Donald,  51  Clerk  street 

Bain,  Donald,  5  South  College  street 

Bain,  Donald,  3  Hermitage  place 

Bain,  Geo.  (G.P.O.),  4  Lady  Menzies  place 

Bain,  Gilbert,  3  Mayfield  terrace 

Bain,  Henry,  bootmaker,  10  Brunswick  street 

Bain,  James,  cattle  dealer,  Mansfield  cottage, 
Bellevue 

Bain,  James  A.  Kerr,  M.A.,  25  Cheyne  street 

Bain,  James,  162  Rose  street 

Bain,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  11a 
Spence's  place 

Bain,  John,  silversmith,  4  Swinton  row  ;  ho. 
11  Elder  street 

Bain,  J.,  china  and  hardware  merchant,  14 
Baker's  place 

Bain,  John,  printer,  1  Gladstone  place 

Bain,  John,  cutter,  7  West  Newiugton  place 


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Baiu,  Kenneth,  waiter,  5  M'Neil  street 
Bain,    Robert,   shipmaster,    63    North    Fort 

street 
Bain,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

Thomas  street ;  house,  24  Brougham  place 
Baiu,  Thomas,  H.  M.  Customs,  13  Glover  st. 
Bain,  Wm.  (B.,  Yoiinfj,  cV  Co.),  8  Buccleuch  pi. 
Bain,  William,  manager.  City  of  Glasgow  bank, 

14  Hanover  street 
Bain,  W.  W.,  64  South  Clerk  street 
Bain,  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Young  street 
Bain,  Mrs,  16  Charles  street 
Bain,  Mrs  J.,  confectioner,  102  Canongate 
Bain,  Mrs  Alexander,  lemonade  manufacturer, 

130  Canongate 
Bain,  iliss,  9  Trinity  crescent 
Bain,  Miss,  121  Princes  street 
Baird,  John,  &  Son,  lathers   and  plasterers. 

East  London  street ;  house,  28  Barony  st. 
Bau-d,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  sculptors,  40  N.  Pitt  st. 
Baird,  Alexander,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  34 

Home  street 
Baird,    Colin   C,   veterinary   surgeon,    6    St 

James'  place 
Baird,  D,,  lithographic  writer,  27  Elder  street 
Baird,  David,  teacher  of  dancing,  Drummond 

St.  hall,  1  Drummond  st. ;  ho.  13  Brovm  st. 
Baird,  J.,  stone-carver.  Dairy  road;  house,  5 

Caledonian  road 
Bau'd,  James,  spirit  dealer,  8  Young  street 
Baird,  John  W.,  TY.S.,  4  Drummond  place 
Baird,  Matthew  (Drysdale  ^'  B.),  4  Living- 
stone place 
Baird,  Robt.  B.,  of  Courance,  10  Bellevue  ter. 
Baird,  Robert,  writer,  2  Laiu'iston  terrace 
Baird,  Robert,  Areyle  hotel,  28  Greenside  st. 
Baird,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  53  Thistle  street 
Baird,  Thos.  (T.  B.  ^^  Co.),  2  Catherine  pi. 
Baird,  Thomas,  house  carpenter  and  builder, 

10  Dewar  place  ;  house,  7  St  Anthony  pi. 
Baird,  Wm.  (J.  B.  c^  Son),  16  Broughton  st. 
Baird,   William   (G.P.O.),   Callender  lodge, 

Sciennes  hill 
Baird,  Wm.,  baker,  6  Middle  Arthur  place 
Baird,  William,  plasterer  and  modeller,  North 

Pitt  street ;  house,  13  Pitt  street 
Baird,  Mi-s,  21  South  Norton  place 
Baird,  Mrs,  smallwares,  24  William  street 
Baird,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  51  Rosemount  buildgs. 
Baird,  MLss,  of  Camelou,  4  West  Circus  place 
Baird,  Miss,  18  Leopold  place 
Baker,  Hy.,  keeper.  Abbey  Court  Ho.,  Abbey 
Baker,  W.  C,  fruiterer,  30  Melville  terrace ; 

house,  1  Millerfield  place 
Bakers'  (Employers)  House  of  Call  (Alex. 

Bowden,  superintendent),  2  Blackfriare  st. 
Bakers'  House  of  Call,  1  Burnet's  close 
Balcanqual,  John,  broker,  61  St  Mary  street 
Balcarras,  jMiss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  23 

Duke  street 
Balderston,  Jfrs  Archibald,  9  Torphichen  st. 
Balderston,  Miss,  23  Melville  street 
Baldwin,  Mrs,  31  Warriston  crescent 


Balfour  &  Co.,  Avine  merchants,  14  George  st. 
Balfour,  John,  &  Co.,  corn  factors,  23  Con- 
stitution street 
Balfom-,  J.  M.  &  J.,  W.S.,  4  Thistle  court 
Balfour,  Alexander,  28  Alva  place 
Balfour,  Andrew  (Rer/istrar  of  Births,  Deaths, 

and  2Iarriagesfor  the  district  of  Canongate), 

163  Canongate  ;  house,  17  Lutton  place 
Balfour,  Andrew,  15  Cumin  place 
Balfour,  George  D.  (General  Register  House), 

13  Panmure  place 
Balfour,  George  William,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  21 

Alva  street 
Balfour,  James,  W.S.,  4  Thistle  court ;  house, 

13  Eton  terrace 
Balfour,  J.  H.,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Medicine 

and  Botany,  27  Inverleith  row 
Balfour,  John  Blair,  advocate,  14  Gt.  Stuart 

street 
Balfour,  John,  2  Barony  street 
Balfoiir,  John,  50  Great  King  street 
Balfour,  John  M.,  W.S.,  4  Thistle  court;  house, 

Pilrig  house,  Pibrig  street 
Balfour,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

152  Fountainbridge  ;  ho.  4  Panmure  place 
Balfour,  Rev.  Robert  G.,  1  Wharton  place 
Balfom-,  Thomas  A.  G.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  51 

George  square 
Balfour,  Rev.  William,  Holyrood  manse,  St 

John's  hill 
Balfour,    Mrs  Alex.,    Northfield,   Newhaven 

road 
Balfour,  Mrs,  6  Lynedoch  place 
Balfour,  Mrs,  1  Rosebery  crescent 
Balfour,  Mrs,  12  Teviot  row 
Balfour,  Mrs  Dr,  12  Bonnington  place 
Balfour,  Mrs  Robert,  22  Rutland  street 
Balfour,  Miss,  6  MoniLngside  place 
Balfour,  Misses,  17  Lutton  place 
Balgarnie,  James  Hogarth,  C.A.,  9  North  St 

David  St. ;  house,  35  Drummond  place 
Ball,  W.  Clare,  Control  Paymaster,  Castle 
Ballantine,  George,  &  Son,  tea  merchants,  30 

North  bridge  ;  house,  10  South  Gray  street 
Ballantine,  James,  &  Son,  glass-stainers  and 

house-painters,  42  George  street 
Ballantine,  Jas.  (/. B.  S)-  So??),  Warrender  lodge, 

Meadow  place 
Ballantyne  &  Co.,  printers  and  stereotypers, 

Paul's  work,  Newington 
Ballantyne,  Adam,  16  Upper  Grove  place 
Ballantyne,  James,  printer,  122  Rose  street 
BaUantyne,    James,  baker  and  confectioner, 

9  South  Clerk  st. ;  house,  42  Findhom  pi. 
Ballantyne,  Thomas,  btitcher,  127  Kirkgate 
Ballantyne,  Robert  Michael,  6  Millerfield  place 
Ballantyne,  Thomas,  7  Kirk  street 
Ballantyne,  Mrs  John,  8  Smith's  place 
Ballantyne,  ^Irs,  12  Merchiston  avenue 
Ballantyne,  Mi-s,  confectioner,  139  St  Leonard 

street 
Ballantyne,  Miss,  dressmaker,  39  N.  Pitt  st. 
Ballantyne,  Misses,  dressmakers,  6  Castle  st. 


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GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 


BAR 


13 


Balleny,  "William   {Secretarij,  the   Edinburgh 

Cemeterij)^  3  Warriston  crescent 
Balleny,  Mrs  John,  9  London  street 
Ballingall,  Andrew,  13  Broughton  place 
Ballingall,    David,    provision    merchant,    37 

Kirkgate ;  house,  72 
Ballingall,     James,    millwright    and    smith, 

15  Bangor  road 
Balhngall,  Wm.,  draughtsman  and  engraver 

on  wood,  35  Cockburn  street 
Ballingall,  Harriet,  di-aper,  20  Dundas  street ; 

house,  13  Broughton  place 
Ballingall,  Mary,  grocer,  14  Hill  place 
Balhngall,   Miss  Ann,   grocer  and  provision 

merchant,  71  Kirkgate 
Balmain,  James,  engineer,  4  Tarvit  street 
Balmain,  John,  33  Hope  terrace 
Balmain,  Mrs  James,  4  East  Adam  street 
BALMAIN,  MISS,  boarding  and  day  school,  62 

Great  King  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  42 
Balmer,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  Jamaica  street 
Balmoral  Hotel,   91  Princes  street ;  John 

Grieve,  proprietor 
Balsillie,  Rev.  D.,  M.A.,  house  governor  and 

chaplain,  Donaldson's  Hospital 
Bambridge,  Miss,  7  Christian  bank.  Trinity 
Bank  of  Scotland,  Bank  street ;  Branches, 
99  George  st.,  14  St  Patrick  sq.,  15  North- 
west Circus  place,  21  Picardy  place,  5  Mer- 
chiston  terrace,  and  90  Constitution  street 
Bankhead,  William,  14  Eton  terrace 
Banks  &  Co.,  engravers,  lithographers,  and 

steam  printers,  10  North  St  David  street 
Banks,  Alexander,  engraver,  19  Union  street 
Banks,  Andrew,  smith,  6  Livingstone  place 
Banks,  Archibald,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

8  Calton  street 
Banks,    Charles,    butcher,    1   High  market ; 

house,  10  Claremont  place 
Banks,  Henry  H.,  11  Dalrymple  crescent 
Banks,  Jas.  {M'Kean  S,-  B.),  18  Buccleuch  st. 
Banks,  James  (agent  for  Wm.  Younger  ^-  Co., 

brewers),  4  Middle  Arthur  place 
Banks,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  Clerk  st. ; 

house,  18  Buccleuch  street 
Banks,  John,  spirit  merchant,  4  Spittal  st.  ; 

house,  28  Carnegie  street 
Banks,  John,  die  and  stamp  cutter,  59  South 

bridge 
Banks,  Peter,  S.S.C,  19  Mansionhouse  road 
Banks,  Mrs  William,  19  Grange  loan 
Banks,  Mrs,  57  West  Dick  place 
Banks,  Mrs,  5  Glanville  place 
Banks,  Miss,  6  Claremont  place 
Banks,  Miss  J.,  2  Teviot  row 
Banks,  Miss,  4  Mayfield  loan 
Bannatyne,  Peter  (National  Bank),  15  Lans- 

downe  crescent 
Bannatyne,  Mrs,  32  Castle  terrace 
Bannatyne,  Mrs,  11  Rillbank  terrace 
Bannatyne,  Miss,  14  Walker  street 
Banner,  S.,  &  Co.,  tea,  coffee,  and  spice  mer- 
chants, 4  and  6  Victoria  terrace 


Bannerman,  Mrs  James,  7  Clarendon  crescent 
Baptie,  James,  25  Upper  Grove  place 
Bap  tie,  Mrs,  30  Earl  Grey  street 
Baptie,  Mrs,  15  Gardner's  crescent 
Barber,  James,  church  ofl&cer,  Infant  school, 

Greenside  row 
Barber,  Mrs  H.,  14  Upper  Grove  place 
Barbour,  George  F.,  of  Bonskeid,  11  George 

square 
Barbour,  James  (^Banhof  Scotland),  4 Gillespie 

crescent 
Barbour,  W.  L.  (Northern  Lighthouse  Office), 

1  West  Claremont  street 
Barclay,  George,  hat  and  cap  manufacturer, 

woollen    and    Manchester   warehouseman, 

7  Hunter  square  ;  house,  35  Lauriston  pi. 
Barclay,  Geo.  (Berry,  B.,  ^  Co.),  17  Coates 

crescent 
Barclay,  George,  colour  manufacturer,  4  Union 

street,  Leith 
Barclay,  James,  hat  manufacturer,  35  Lothian 

road  ;  house,  1 6  Home  street 
Barclay,   James,    pliunber   and    gasfitter,   3 

Richmond  place 
Barclay,  John,  teacher,  Duncan  place,  Leith 
Barclay,  J.  M.,  R.S.A.,  portrait  painter,  11 

Forres  street 
Barclay,  Lieut.-Colonel,  14  Coates  crescent 
Barclay,  Wilham,  umbrella  maker,   69  East 

Crosscauseway 
Barclay,  William,   coal  merchant.  Rose  lane 

station ;  ho.  Howard  house,  Jock's  lodge 
BARCLAY,  WILLIAM,  die  and  stamp  cutter 

and    seal    engraver,   51    Hanover    street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  47 
Barclay,  Janet,  6  Bangor  road 
Barclay,   Mrs,    basketmaker,  toy   and   fancy 

warehouse,  24  Victoria  street 
Barclay,  Mrs,  9  Hope  park  square 
Barclay,  Lliss,  10  Manor  place 
Bargh,  William,  poulterer,  game-dealer,  and 

fishmonger,   37  Earl  Grey  street;  house, 

8  Clanalpiue  buildings 

Barker  &  Co.,  furniture  dealers,  22  Blair  st. 
Barker  &   Forbes,  tailors  and  clothiers,    32 

South  bridge 
Barker,    T.    &   H.,  hosiers  and   shirtmakers, 

6  Leith  street 
Barker,  Francis  (B.  ^'  Forbes),  Murray  street, 

Sciennes  hill 
Barker,  Patrick,  pawnbroker,  16  Chapel  st. 
Barker,  Thomas,  51  India  place 
Barker,   Mrs   Bernard,   clothes   broker,    139 

Cowgate 
Barland,  John  Watling,  chemist  and  druggist. 

West  Lauriston  place 
Barlas,  James  (Secretary,  Scottish  Union  In- 
surance Co.),  1  Mayfield  terrace 
Barlow,  Miss,  dressmaker,  46  Thistle  street 
Barnes,  George,  12  Comely  green  place 
Barnes,  Mrs  Captain,  1  St  Stephen  street 
Barnetson,  William,  joiner,  19c Buccleuch  st.; 

house,  2  Gladstone  teri'ace 


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BAX 


Barnetson,  James,  shipmaster,  2  Henderson  pi. 

Barnetson,  William,  shipmaster,  3  Auburn  pi. 

Barnett,  Charles,  blacksmith,  39  Jamaica 
street  lane 

Barnett,  Francis,  glass-stainer,  101  Constitu- 
tion street 

Baront  of  Broughton  Lodge  of  Free  Gar- 
deners (George  Grieve,  28  Clerk  street, 
treasurer;  Daniel  Grant,  501  Lawnmarket, 
secretary^ 

Barr,  Chas.  Adolphus,  master  gunner.  Royal 
Artillery,  Edinburgh  Castle 

Barr,  James,  2  Pembroke  place 

Barr,  John,  5  Hermitage  place 

Barr,  Robert,  103  George  street 

Barr,  E.  &  M.,  dressmakers,  33  Leven  street 

Barr,  Mrs,  11  William  street 

Barr,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Gardner's  crescent 

Barrie,  Andrew,  jeweller,  clock  and  watch 
maker,  43  Princes  street;  house,  5  North 
Charlotte  street 

Barrie,  David,  pavement  merchant,  Scotland 
street  station  ;  house,  8  Cumberland  street 

Barrie,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 
44  Giles  street 

Barrie,  Geo.,  writer  and  N.P.,  37  George  st.  ; 
house,  19  Union  street 

Barrie,  Henry,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  79 
and  80  Giles  street;  house,  6  Bowershall  pi. 

Barrie,  Jas.  (D.  Pirrie  ^-  Co.),  2  Thomson's  pi. 

Barrie,  John,  joiner,  2  RosehiU  place 

Barron,  Chas.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  12 
Drummond  street ;  house,  14  Melville  ter. 

Barron,  Charles,  fruiterer,  12  Lothian  street 

Barron,  John,  C.A.,  45  Queen  street 

Barron,  John,  commercial  traveller,  14 
Brougham  place 

Barron,  John,  rag  merchant,  Dumbiedykes  rd. 

Barron,  John,  house  painter,  3  E.  Register 
street 

Barron,  Mrs  Margaret,  25  Haddington  place 

Barron,  Mrs,  6  Rosebery  crescent 

Barry,  John,  glass  and  china  warehouse, 
71  GUes  street  and  81  Kirkgate  ;  rag,  wool, 
and  feather  merchant,  Silverfield  court ; 
house,  3  South  Fort  street 

Barry,  Robert  John,  commission  agent,  54 
South  Clerk  street 

Barry,  William,  artist  and  photographer,  30 
WoodviUe  terrace 

Barry,  Mrs  L.,  4  Findhorn  place 

Barstow,  Charles  M.,  C.A.,  32  India  street 

Barth,  William,  10  Drumdryan  street 

Bartholomew,  G.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  cabinet- 
makers, etc.,  19a  Greenside  place 

Bartholomew,  G.,  6  Salisbury  place 

Bartholomew,  John,  engraver,  lithographer, 
and  steam  printer,  17  Brown  sq. ;  house, 
5  Queen's  crescent 

Bartholomew,  Thomas,  38  Alva  place 

Bartholomew,  Misses,  &  Co.,  mUliners  and 
dressmakers,  29  Queen  street 

Bartholomew,  Misses,  10  Queen's  crescent 


Bartleman  &  Rankin,  working  jewellers,  35 

Leith  street 
Bartleman,  Archibald  (East  India  Army),  9 

King's  place 
Bartleman,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Union  place 
Bartlett,  William  E.  (manager.  North  British 

Rubber  Company),  4  Church  hill 
Barton,  Daniel,  14  Clarendon  crescent 
Barton,  James,  S.S.C.,  47  York  place 
Barton,  John  F.,  plumber,  Forrest  road 
Barton,  William,   plumber  and  gasfitter,  30 

Candlemaker  row;  works,  Forrest  road 
Barton,  Wm.,  accountant,  16  Glengyle  terrace 
Barton,  William,  3  Leopold  place 
Bartram,   James,    bootmaker,    114   Nicolson 

street ;  house,  47  St  Leonard  street 
Barty,  Miss,  30  Hamilton  place 
Bass,  Ratcliffe,  &  Gretton,  brewers,  Burton- 

on-Trent  (Bulloch,  Lade,  Sf'  Co., sole  agents)  ; 

office,  8  Union  street 
Batchelor,   James,   provision   merchant,   108 

Canongate 
Batchin,  Alex.,  stereotyper,  30  Alva  place, 

Norton  park 
Bates,  Miss  J.,  teacher,  St  James'  E.  school, 

53  Great  Junction  street 
Bateson,  Miss,  4  Dry  den  place 
Bathgate,  George,  baker  and  confectioner,  4a 

Shrub  place 
Bathgate,  James,  meter  works,  London  road 
Bathgate,  John,  Viewbank  villa,  Viewforth 
Bathgate,  Robert,  brewer,  28  N.  B.  Canongate 
Bathgate,  Thomas  D.,  drapery  warehouse,  7 

RosehiU  place  ;  ho.  6  Caledonian  crescent 
Bathgate,  William,  senior,  5  Rosehill  place 
Baths,  Frithfield,  Seafield 
Baths,  Public,   12  Nicolson  square ;    David 

Little,  proprietor 
Baths,  Seafield,  Seafield 
Baths,  Tltrkish,  90  Princes  street 
Bathville  Paraffin  Oil  Stores,  Port  Hope- 

toun  ;  W.  &  H.  Potts,  agents 
Bauchope,  John,  teacher,  14  Montgomery  st. 
Bauchope,  John,  5  Montgomery  place  west 
BAUCHOPE,    ROBERT    GEORGE,    coal   mer- 
chant, Scotland  street  coal  depot ;  house, 

2  Gayfield  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  99 
Baxter,    Allan,    smith,    15    Church    street ; 

house,  7  Dean  street 
Baxter,    Sir  David,   Bart.,    of  Kilmaron,  5 

Moray  place 
Baxter,  Edmund,  auditor  of  Court  of  Session, 

16  Royal  Exchange;  house,  9  Rutland  sq. 
Baxter,  Frederick,  seedsman,  8  Drumdryan  st. 
Baxter,  George,  china  merchant,  190  Canon- 
gate ;  house,  1  St  John  street 
Baxter,  Hector,  bootmaker,  30  Jamaica  street 
Baxter,  James   C,  S.S.C,  7  Howe  street ; 

house,  45  Heriot  row 
Baxter,  James,  6  Cobden  terrace 
Baxter,  James,  8  Gladstone  terrace 
Baxter,  John,  printer,  19  Elder  street ;  house, 

5  Lutton  place 


BAX 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 


BET 


15 


Baxter,  John  (TF.  ^-  G.  Law),  8  Bruuton  pi. 

Baxter,  Jonathan  {^Secretarij ,  Edinburgh  Total 
Abstinence  Society'),  52  Nicolson  street 

Baxter,  William,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 
125  Canongate 

Baxter,  Wilham,  7  Henry  street 

Baxter,  Mrs  P.,  16  George  street 

Baxter,  Mrs,  4  Osborne  terrace 

Baxter,  Mrs,  nurse,  12  West  Richmond  street 

Baxter,  Mrs,  1  Cheyne  street 

Baxter,  Miss,  dressmaker,  61  Frederick  street 

Baxter,  Miss  C.,  widows'  cap  maker,  8 
Lothian  street 

Bayley,  George,  W.S.  (3PPdtcMe,  B.,  ^  Hen- 
derson), 2  Bellevue  crescent 

Bayley,  Isaac,  S.S.C.  {M'RitcMe,  B.,  S,'  Hen- 
derson), 13  Regent  terrace 

Bayne,  Charles,  fruiterer,  5a  N.  St  Andrew  st. 

Bayue,  C.  A.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  46  Leith 
street ;  house,  Craigview,  ^lurrayfield 

Bayne,  James,  spirit  dealer,  7  Hanover  street ; 
house,  26  St  James'  square 

Bayne,  John  {Boyd  ^''  B.),  10  Dublin  street 

Bayne,  John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  13 
Leven  st.  ;  ho.  Viewforth  cot.,  Viewforth 

Bayne,  Robert,  11  Reid  terrace 

Bayne,  Mrs,  20  Cumin  place 

Beaton,  John,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  dealers, 
48  Nicolson  street 

Beaton,  A.,  dyer  and  renovator,  3  Nelson  st. 

Beaton,  John,  spirit  merchant,  135  Nicolson  st. 

Beaton,  John,  11  St  John's  pi.,  S.  B.  Canongate 

Beaton,  Mrs  Duncan,  grocer,  6  Cowgate 

Beatson,  David,  session-clerk  for  the  City, 
and  registrar  of  births,  etc.,  for  the  district 
of  St  Giles,  51  Cockburn  street ;  assistant, 
W.  S.  Sutherland 

Beatson,  Robert  {Hamilton,  Kinnear,  ^-  B.), 
35  Queen  street 

Beatson,  William,  135  Rose  street 

Beatson,  William,  burgh  siu-veyor,  19  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith  ;  house,  6  Ann  place 

Beatson,  Mrs,  4  West  Circus  place 

Beattie,  George,  &  Son,  architects  and 
valuators,  17  Grove  street 

Beattie,  WiUiam,  &  Sons,  City  sawing  and 
moulding  mills,  builders,  timber  merchants, 
carpenters,  contractors,  house  agents,  and 
valuators  of  property ;  offices,  15  Fountain- 
bridge  and  4  South  Frederick  Street ; 
works,  Fountainbridge 

Beattie,  Adam  {W.  B.  ^-  Sons),  33  Chalmers  st. 

Beattie,  Adam,  miller,  Canonmills ;  house,  1 
Bellevue  crescent 

Beattie,  Adam,  9  Young  street 

Beattie,  George,  architect  and  valuator  {Geo. 
B.  Sf  Son),  13  Grove  street 

Beattie,  George,  10  Society 

Beattie,  James  {H.M.  Customs),  14  Couper  st. 

Beattie,  John  M.,  agent,  1  Faimington  place 

Beattie,  Robert  P.,  plumber,  gasfitter,  brass- 
founder,  and  bath  manufacturer,  19  Castle 
street :  house,  14  Dalrymple  crescent 


Beattie,  Robert,  11  Henry  street 

Beattie,  Wm.  {]Vm.  B.  Sj'  Sons),  84  Lauriston 
place 

Beattie,  William,  architect  and  valuator  {Geo. 
B.  S,'  Son),  13  Grove  street 

Beattie,  Wm.,  furniture  broker,  171  Foimtain- 
bridge 

Beattie,  Mrs,  12  Queen  street 

Beattie,  Mrs  Alexander,  1  Gordon  street 

Beattie,  Mrs  E.,  33  Bridge  street 

Beattie,  Mrs  J.,  furniture  dealer,  20  West 
Nicolson  street 

Beattie,  Mrs  William,  1  Lam'iston  gardens 

Beattie,  Miss,  1  Trinity  crescent 

Beaumont,  Rev.  J.  S.,  4  Oxford  street 

Beaiunont,  Samuel,  toy  dealer,  28  Lothian  st. 

Beavis,  David,  41  Pilrig  model  buildings 

Becker,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  shipbrokers  and  mer- 
chants, 6  Bernard  street 

Beda,  Esclii'icht,  &  Co.,  merchants,  6  Bernard 
street 

Beda,  A.  .W.,  merchant,  7  Hermitage  place, 
Leith 

Beddie,  G.,  tailor  and  clothier,  104  High  st. 

Beddie,  John,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter, 
104  High  street 

Bedford,  Fred.  Wm.,  LL.D.,  house-governor, 
George  Heriot's  hospital,  Lauriston 

Bedford,  William,  6  South  St  James'  street 

Bedford  Hotel,  83  Princes  street ;  Thomas 
Meikle,  proprietor 

Bee,  Andrew  R.,  19  Livingstone  place 

Beg,  J.,  235  and  237  Cowgate 

Begbie  &  Tweedie,  china,  glass,  and  stone- 
ware dealers,  26  Queensferry  street 

Begbie,  Alex. ,  shoemaker,  7  Infirmary  street 

Begbie,  J.  Warburton,  M.D.,  16  Great  Stuart  St. 

Begbie,  John  {Macgill  and  B.),  35  North 
Richmond  street 

Begbie,  John,  dairyman,  9  Tynecastle  place 

Begbie,  Peter,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  5  Gifford 
park 

Begbie,  Thomas,  8  King's  place 

Begbie,  Mrs,  dealer  in  antiquities,  79  Rose  st. 

Begg,  T.,  &  Co.,  tobacco-pipe  makers,  1  View 
place 

Begg,  George,  S.S.C,  53  Lothian  road 

Begg,  Rev.  James,  D.D.,  50  George  square 

Begg,  John,  currier,  22  South  Back  Canongate 

Begg,  John,  45  Brunswick  street 

Begg,  John  H.,  advocate,  82  Great  King  street 

Begg,  Robert,  2  Cottage  lane,  Allan  street 

Begg,  Mrs  R.,  15  Clerk  street 

Beilby,  Benjamin,  timekeeper,  Leith  Dock 
Commission,  10  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 

Beilby,  George  Thos.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  Falcon 
cottage,  Morningside 

Beilby,  J.  H.,  10  Clarendon  crescent 

Beith,  Andrew,  blacksmith,  2  Breadalbane  st. 

Beith,  Donald,  W.S.  {Murray,  B.,  ^  Murray), 
15  Grosvenor  crescent 

Beitlich,  Anton,  glass  engraver,  40  Mary- 
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Belford,  Colin  G.,  5  Dundas  street 
BeHrage,  A.  W.,  C.E.    {Carfrae  ^^  B.),  31 

Ann  street 
Belfrage,  George,  land  valuator,  auctioneer, 

and  appraiser,  98  Lauriston  place 
Belfrage,  Mrs,  31  Ann  street 
BeU  &  Bradf  ute,  booksellers,  12  Bank  street 
Bell  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe  makers,  33  S.  bridge 
Bell  &  M'Lean,  W.S.,  3  Hill  street 
Bell,    Rannie,    &  Co.,  wine  merchants,    173 

Constitution  street 
BeU,   A.,  &  Sou,   ii-onmongei-s,  7xV  Frederick 

street  and  8  Leven  street 
BeU,  Jas.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchts.,  50  Bernard  st. 
BeU,  R.  F.,  &  Son,  chemical  manm-e  manufac- 

tui'ers,    19  Constitution  street ;   works,  15 

Salamander  street 
BeU,  Alex.,  assistant  master,  Fettes  College 
BeU,  Alexander,  church  officer,  St  Stephen's 

church  ;  house,  St  Stephen  street 
Bell,    Andrew  (agent,    Prudential  Assurance 

Company),  16  Johnston  terrace 
Bell,  Archd.,  bookbinder,  12  So.  St  David  st. 
Bell,  A.,  junior  (B.  <^"  Son),  2  Lauriston  park 
Bell,  A.  Montgomerie,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  4 

Forres  street 
Bell,  Benjamin,  surgeon,  F.R.C.S.,  8  Shand- 

wick  place 
Bell,  Benjamin  R.,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Banff, 

Elgin,  and  Nairn,  1-4  Grosvenor  crescent 
BeU,  Charles,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  etc.,  ISMait- 

land  street 
BeU,  Christopher  (Bank  of  Scotland),  4  Scot- 
laud  street 
Bell,  David,  builder  and  joiner.  East  Cumber- 
land street  lane  ;  house,  14  Cumberland  st. 
Bell,  Duncan,  glazier,  112  Rose  sti-eet 
BeU,  Frederick,  comb  and  brush  maker,  54 

Hanover  street ;  house,  1 1  Dalrymple  place 
BeU,  George,  spirit  merchant,  9  Stead's  place 
BeU,  George,  22  Ann  street 
BeU,  Henry,  4  Borthwick  place 
Bell,  Imrie,  C.E.  (sup.  Leith  Dock  Commission), 

Custom  house  ;  house,  6  Derby  street 
Bell,  James,  coal  merchant,  5  Deauhaugh  st. 
Bell,  James  Adam,  15  Lauder  road 
Bell,  James  R.,  clerk,  22  Gayfield  square 
BeU,  John  C,  tailor,  50  Thistle  street 
Bell,  John  H.,  coachbuilder,  Gibraltar  villa, 

St  Leonard's  hill 
BeU,  John,  23  Cheyne  street 
Bell,  John,   officer.    Royal  Scottish   Society 

of  Arts,  117  George  street 
Bell,  John,  bootmaker,  134a  Princes  street ; 

house,  10  Lonsdale  terrace 
Bell,  John  Murray,  surveyor  and  architect,  2 

HiU  street 
BeU,  John  M.,  W.S.,  5  Palmerston  road 
BeU,  John  (Burns  j^'  B.),  1  Glengyle  terrace 
BeU,    Joseph,    lecturer    on    surgery,    M.D., 

F.R.C.S.,  5  Castle  terrace 
BeU,  M.  Montgomerie,  W.S.  (Dalgleish  S,-  B.), 

22  Coates  crescent ;  house,  4  Forres  street 


BeU,  Peter,  41  Gilmore  place 

Bell,  P.,  smith  and  ironmonger,  9  North-west 

Circus  place 
BELL,    PETER,    ironworks,   40    North  Pitt 

street ;  house,  5  Howe  street.     ^  See  Adv. 

p.  78 
Bell,  Peter,  bootmaker,  5  Catherine  street,  8 

Shrub  place,  and  20  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith  ; 

house  6  King's  place 
BeU,  Peter,  builder,  4  Couper  street ;  yards, 

Couper  and  Pattison  streets ;  house,  2  Mor- 
ton street 
BeU,  Peter  D.,  16  Driundryan  street 
Bell,  Peter,  clerk.  Royal  Infirmary 
Bell,  Robert  C,  historical  and  portrait  en- 
graver, 4  East  Preston  street 
Bell,  Robert  C,  W.S.  (Campbell,  Espie,  §•  B., 

W.S.),  1  Clifton  terrace 
Bell,  R.  P.,  artist,  16  Picardy  place 
Bell,  Thomas,  4  Henderson  row 
Bell,  Rev.  Thomas,  10  Wardie  avenue 
Bell,  Thomas  (B.  ^-  Scott),  63  Cumberland  st. 
Bell,  Thos.,  smith,  Broughton  market;  house, 

34  Barony  street 
Bell,  WiUiam   Hamilton,    assistant   clerk   of 

Session,  and  circuit  clerk  of  Justiciary,  6 

Mansiouhouse  road 
Bell,  William,  sacking,  rope,  and  twine  manu- 
facturer, 43  and  45  Whitfield  place  and  87 

and  89  West  bow 
BeU,  William,  stock  and  share  broker,  8  North 

St  David  street ;  house,  6  Melville  street 
BeU,  William,  smith  and  cartwright,  St  Leo- 
nard lane  ;  house,  9  North  Richmond  st. 
BeU,  Wm.,  teacher  of  music,  1  Gladstone  ter. 
BeU,  Wm.,  type-punch  cutter,  3  Gladstone  ter. 
Bell,  William,  gatekeeper,  slaughter-houses, 

Fountainbridge 
BeU,   William,    grocer   and   tea   dealer,    449 

Lawnmarket ;  house,  20  Spittal  street 
Bell,  Rev.  William,  M.A.,  39  George  square 
BeU,  WilUam  M.,  wholesale  ironmonger  and 

commission  agent,  9  Brighton  street 
BELL,  WILLIAM,  painter,  paperhanger,  and 

glazier,    2   West  Pi-eston  street.      ^  See 

Adv.  p.  91 
BeU,  W.,  3  North  St  James'  street 
BeU,  Mrs   A.    M.,  East   Morningside   house, 

Whitehouse  loan 
Bell,  Mrs  A.,  67  Prince  Regent  street 
BeU,  Mrs  Beatson,  35  Great  King  street 
BeU,  Mrs  Charles,  6  Bruntsfield  place 
Bell,  Mrs  George,  136  Causewayside 
BeU,  Mrs    James,  bookseller,  stationer,  and 

newsagent,  42   George  street ;    house,   10 

Upper  Grove  place 
Bell,  Mrs  Montgomerie,  4  Forres  street 
Bell,  Mrs  R.  F.,  64  Inverleith  row 
BeU,  Mrs  T.  B.,  12  Yiewforth  place 
BeU,  Mrs,  shoe  warehouse,  55  George  street 
BeU,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  2  East 

Arthur  place 
BeU,  Mrs,  22  Forth  street 


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Bell,  Miss  Grace  H.,  4  Greenhill  park 

Bell,  Misses,  pi-ivate  boarding  and  day  school 

for  young  ladies,  15  Lauder  road 
Bellairs,    George,    Crown    Chamberlain    and 

Receiver    for    Scotland,    General    Register 

House;  house,  Caroline  lodge,  Dudding-ston 
Belli,  Stefano,  -n-aiter,  2  "William  street 
Benholme,  Hon.  Lord,  76  Great  King  street 
BEX5I0RE  Distillery,  Campbeltown ;  office, 

8  Union  street 
Bennet,    Duncan,   lace    merchant,    -l-l   Leith 

street ;  house,  Joppa 
Bennet,  George,  wine  and  spirit   merchant, 

154b  Constitution  street ;  house,  154 
Bennet,  James,  bootmaker,  5  Haugh  street 
Bennet,   James,   lace  merchant,   11   and   12 

North  bridge ;  house,  25  Scotland  street 
Bennet,  John,  contractor,  11  Dock  pi. ;  house, 

Albany  cottage,  Albany  street,  Leith 
Bennet,  John,  17  Canning  place 
Bennet,  John.  10  South  College  street 
Bennet,  John  D.,  16  West  Claremont  street 
Bennet,  Mrs,  4  Summerfield 
Bennet,  Ann,  di-aper,  138  Kirkgate 
Bennett   &  Kennedy,    consulting   engineers, 

machinery  agents,  and  special  agents  for 

Thomson's  Road  Steamers,  4  George  street 
Bennett,  H.  0.,  4  Summerfield,  Leith 
Bennett,  J.  H.,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Institutes  of 

Medicine,  University,  and  consulting  phy- 
sician, 1  Glenfinlas  street 
Bennett,  William  (G.P.O.),  3  N.  St  James'  st. 
Bennie,  Andrew,  spirit  merchant,   13  Great 

Junction  street 
Benson,  Mrs,  17  West  Nicolson  street 
Bernard  &   Co.,   distillers,    Leith   distillery, 

Yardheads 
Bernard,  Thomas  &  James,  brewers,  72  and 

74  North  Back  of  Canongate 
Bernard,  Daniel,  13  Abbey  hill 
Bernard,  James  A.,  distiller,  4  Manor  place 
Bernard,  T.  (T.  ^-  J.  B.),  5  Carlton  terrace 
Berrie,  Miss  Helen,  missionary,  2b  Greenside  pi. 
Berry,  Barclay,  &  Co.,  corn  factors,  43  Con- 
stitution street 
Berry,  R.  &  A.,  builders,  Gillespie  crescent 
Berry,  Alex.  (i?.  ^-  A.  B.),  40  Gillespie  cres. 
Berry,  David,  7  Caledonian  road 
I  Berry,  George,  comn.  agent,  5  Greenside  row 
Berry,  James,  glass  and  china  riveter,  2  St 

James'  place 
Berry,  James,  saddler,  13  Bread  street 
Berry,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 

London  street ;  house,  2  Paterson's  court 
;Berry,  John,  plasterer,  3  Greenside  row 
Berry,  Lawrence,  plasterer,  18  Middle  Arthur 

place 
Berry,  T.  M.,  saddler,  30  Constitution  street ; 

house,  Summerfield  house,  Restalrig  road 
Berry,  Thomas,  12  Union  street 
\'BeTTj,V[ . (B., Barclay,  §•  Co.), Danish Consul- 
I     General  for  Scotland,  16  Carlton  terrace 
[Berry,  Wm.,  maltman,  Bonnington  makings 
B 


Berry,  Mrs  John  Henry,  3  Clifton  terrace 

Berry,  ^liss,  5  Clifton  terrace 

Berry,  Miss,  12  St  Vincent  street 

Bertram,  James,  &  Son,  engineers  and  mill- 
wrights, Leith  walk  foundry,  Anderson 
place,  Leith  walk 

Bertram,  John  A.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  7 
Quality  street 

Bertram,  Charles,  20  East  Claremont  street 

Bertram,  George,  engineer  and  millwright,  35 
West  Sciennes  ;  house,  Sciennes  hill  house 

Bertram,  James,  14  Clerk  street 

Bertram,  J.  G.  (Xorfh  Briton),  1  !Mound  place 

Bertram,  John,  baker,  132  Kirkgate  ;  house, 
124  Constitution  street 

Bertram,  Mi-s,  lodgings,  53  N.  Castle  street 

Bertram,  Mrs,  1  Anderson  place 

Bertram,  ;Mrs,  Middlefield  house,  iliddlefield 

Bertram,  Mrs  M.,  9  Dundas  street 

Bertram,  Mary,  confectioner,  133  Kirkgate 

Bertram,  Miss,  2  Windsor  street 

Berwick,  Roxburgh,  and  Selkirk  Counties 
Edinburgh  Association  :  president,  Thos. 
Wilson,  27  Charlotte  street,  Leith  ;  vice- 
president,  Adam  Gray,  Elbe  street ;  secre- 
tary, Thomas  Turnbull,  12  Charles  street ; 
treasurer,  George  Mossman,  24  Downie  pi. 

Berwick,  W.  D.,  10  Broughton  place 

Berwick,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  37  Candlemaker 
row 

Berwickshire  Railway  Company  (James^ 
Turnbull,  W.S.,  secretary),  58  Frederick  st^ 

Bethune,  George,  51  Buccleuch  street 

Bethune,  Mrs,  7  Gloucester  place 

Bethune,  Mrs  Jane,  6  Nelson  street 

Bevan,  Mrs,  4  Heriot  row 

Beveridge,  A.  &  J.,  merchants,  John's  lane, 
Charlotte  street,  Leith 

Beveridge,  Alex.  (A.  S^-J.  iJ.), 9  James' pi., Leith 

Beveridge,  Andrew,  S.S.C.,  17  George  street ; 
house,  5  Middleby  street 

Beveridge,  James  A.,  9  Belgrave  crescent 

Beveridge,  John  P.,  stamp  and  die  cutter 
and  seal  engraver,  74  Rose  street 

Beveridge,  John  {A.  S)-  J.  B.),  1  Cassels  pi. 

Beveridge,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  North 
bridge ;  house,  3  Comely  Green  crescent 

Beveridge,  P.  S.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  38  Ber- 
nard street 

Beveridge,  Robert,  1  Baynefield,  Ferry  road 

Beveridge,  Robert,  31  India  street 

Beveridge,  R.,  confectioner,  64  Kirkgate 

Beveridge,  William  T.  R.,  assistant  clerk  of 
Session,  39  Dublin  street 

Beveridge,  Mrs  D.,  13  St  James'  square 

Beveridge,  Mrs,  2  Clifton  villa,  Bonningtoa 

Beveridge,  Miss  Janet,  di-aper,  1  Baynefield, 
Ferry  road 

Bewsher,  Mrs,  4  Preston  terrace 

Biblical  Notes  and  Queries,  Offices  of,  14 
Nicolson  square 

Bickerton,  George,  officer,  colonial  depart- 
ment, Standard  Life  Office,  7  George  street 


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Bickerton,  George  {Edinburgh  Institution),  12 

Arniston  place 
Biggam,  Samuel,  42  Lothian  street 
Biggar,  John,  architect,  13  Annaudale  street 
Biggar,  ^Y.  H.,  19  Maryiield  place 
Biggar,  Mrs,  loJgings,  18  Panmiire  place 
Biggar,  Mrs,  9  Pahnerston  road 
Bigger  &  Dormau,  provision  and  commission 

agents,  32  Bernard  street 
Bigham,  Miss,  upholsteress,  2  Hamilton  place 
Bill  Chamber,  4  and  8  New  Register  House 
Billet-masters'     Offices,     Police    Offices, 

Edinburgh  and  Leith 
Billing,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Lothian  street 
Bilsland,  John,  Knox's  temperance  coffeehouse, 

53  High  street 
Biltou,  John,  198  Rose  street 
Bilton,  Lewis,  Lieut.  R.N.R.,  17  Danube  st. 
Bingham,   William,    china   merchant,   67   St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Binnie,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

48  Grassmarket ;  house,  46 
Binnie,  Geo.,  furniture  dealer,  4  Hamilton  pi. 
Binnie,  Geo.,  coach-hirer,  15  Wright's  houses 
Binnie,  George,  joiner,  16  Drumdryan  street 
Binnie,  Peter,  3  Kemp  place 
Binnie,  William,  joiner,  11  Wright's  houses 
Binny,  G.  &  J.,  W.S.,  37  Albany  street 
Binny,  Graham  (G.  ^'  /.  B.),  9  Hart  street 
Binny,  John  (G.  ^'  J.  B.),  37  Albany  street 
BiNXA'  Stoxe  Office,  3  Port  Hopetoun 
Birch,  T.  &  M.,  ironmongers,  tinsmiths,  and 

gasfiitters,  15  London  street 
Bird,  Piobert,  8  North  Lauder  road 
Bird,  Thomas,  26  and  27  South  bridge  ;  house, 

58  George  square 
Bird,  Mrs,  7  India  street 
Birnie,  Alex.,  cabinetmaker,  6  Caledonian  cres. 
Birnie,    Archibald    Y.    L.,    compositor,    43 

Brunswick  street 
Birnie,  J.  B.  L.,  advocate,  44  Great  King  st. 
Birnie,  Patrick,  horse  dealer,  54  Grassmarket 
Birrel,  Henry,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,   1 

Salisbury  st.  ;  house,  2  Hope  park  crescent 
Birrel,  John,  3  Macnab  street 
Birrel,  Jn.  (P.  Wilson  ^'  Co.),  8St  Andrew's  pi. 
Birrel,  William,  51  Candlemaker  row 
Birrell,  A.  B.,  7  Grindlay  street 
Birrell,  Geo.,  tailor  and  clothier,  3  Catherine  st. 
Birrell,  William,  15  Athole  terrace 
Birrell,  Mrs  Catharine,  15  Buccleuch  street 
Birrell,   Mrs  M.,  wine  and   spirit  merchant, 

523  Lawnmarket 
Bishop  &  Nelson,  drapers,  32  Leven  street 
Bishop,  Alexander,  3  Heriot  mount 
Bishop,  George  D.,  21  Drumdryan  street 
Bishop,  James,  coal  merchant,  3  Downie  place 
Bishop,  John,  13  Collins  place 
Bishop,  John  B.  (Royal  Bank  of  Scotland), 

10  Salisbury  road 
Bishop,  John,  shoemaker,  2  Cannon  place 
Bishop,  Richard,  builder,  29  Rankeillor  street ; 

house,  4  Gladstone  terrace 


Bishop,    W.,    draper   and   hosier,   14   Calton 

street;  house,  15  Tarvit  street 
Bishop,  William,  11  Douglas  terrace 
Bishop,  W.  C,  6  Aunfield 
Bishop,  ^frs,  46  Great  King  street 
Bishoj^,  Mrs,  1  Lower  Gihnore  place 
Bishop,  Miss,  3  Leopold  place 
Bisset,  Alex.,  joiner,  14  Upper  Grove  place 
Bisset,    Archibald,   milliner   and   draper,   43 

Home  street ;  house,  28  Gilmore  place 
Bisset,  David,  writer,  14  Parkside  street 
Bisset,  James,  baker,  11  Clerk  street 
Bisset,  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  etc.,  Canaan  lane 
Bisset,  Thos.,  painter  and  glazier,  11  Hill  pi. 
Bisset,  W.,  jeweller  and  hairworker,  16  Rose  st. 
Bisset,  Mrs  G.,  15  Graham  street 
Bisset,  Jane,  refreshment  rooms,  5  N.  Bank  at. 
Black,  Adam  &  Charles,  booksellers  and  pub- 

li-shers,  6  North  bridge 
Black,  A.  &  F.,  toy  and  fancy  warehouse, 

37  Hanover  street 
Black,  John,  &   Son,    builders  and  jobbing 

masons,  Thomas  street 
Black,   W.  &  J.,    clothiers  and  general  out- 
fitters, 13  Commercial  street 
Black,  A.,  17  St  James'  square 
Black,  Adam,  38  Drummond  place 
Black,  Alex.'D.  M.,  W.S.,  28  Castle  street 
Black,  Alex.  R.,  S.S.C,  41  Queen  street 
Black,  Andrew,  brushmaker,  30a  St  Andrew 

square ;  house,  4  North  St  Andrew  street 
Black,  Daniel,  21  Forth  street 
Black,  Daniel  Robert,  M.D.,  21  Forth  street 
Black,  David,  tobacconist,  27  and  42  Princes 

street ;  house,  8  Barony  street 
Black,  David,  9  Upper  Grove  place 
Black,  Edward,  surveyor,  45  Frederick  street ; 

house,  Millburn  lodge,  Canaan  lane 
Black,  Francis,  27  Great  King  street 
Black,  George,  builder  and  house  carpenter. 

Dairy  park ;  house,  13  Gillespie  crescent 
Black,  G.,  grocer,  9  Fox  lane ;  house,  East- 
field  court 
Black,  G.,  druggist,  8Maitland  st.,  Newbaven 
Black,  Hugh  (G.P.O.),  40  Pilrig  model  build. 
Black,  James,  engineer,  4  Hillhousefield 
Black,  James,  grocer,  etc.,  99  West  bow 
Black,  James   G.,    M.A.,  D.Sc,  teacher  of 

science,  9  Ann  street 
Black,  Jas.  Tait  (A.  ^  C.  B.),  8  Bellevue  cresc. 
Black,  James,  S.S.C.  {Duncan,  Dewar,  Sj"  B., 

W.S.),  112  Lauriston  place 
Black,    John,    grocer   and   wine   merchant, 

33  Pitt  street ;  house,  20  Cumberland  street 
Black,  John  (G.P.O.),  5  Violet  bank 
Black,  John  {Cay  Sf  B.),  65a  George  street 
Black,  John,  advocate,  8  Nelson  street 
Black,  John,  carver,  15  St  Anthony  place 
Black,  John,  Albert  foundry,  Gilmore  park  ; 

warehouse,    2   Gillespie  place ;   house,  16 

Gillespie  crescent 
Black,  John  P.,  Customs  officer,  39  James  st. 
Black,  John,  12  Athole  place 


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Black,  Peter,  joiner,  Ferry  road 

Black,  Robert,  grocer,  47  Yardheads 

Black,    Robert,    hosier    and    shirtmaker,    7 

Catherine  street 
Black,  R.  W.,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  66 

Inverleith  row 
Black,  Robert,  joiner,  7  India  place 
Black,  Robert,  bookseller  and  stationer,  22 

Leveu  street 
Black,  Thomas,  coal  agent,  1  Riutoul  place 
Black,  Wilham,  bookseller,  26  Nelson  street 
Black,  Wm.,  merchant,  3  Ronaldson's  bldgs. 
Black,  TTilliam   (W.  ^'  /.  B.),  Lincoln  villa. 

Ferry  road,  Leith 
Black,  Wilham,  17  Clarence  street 
Black,  "William,  4  Blackwood  crescent 
Black,  Wilham,  dairy  keeper,  269  Canongate 
Black,  >Irs  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  170  Rose 

street ;  house,  166 
Black,  JIi-s  David,  8  Downie  place 
Black,  Mrs  G.  S.,  4  Montgomery  street 
Black,  Mrs  J.  Y.,  6  Darnaway  street 
Black,  Mrs,  2  George  square 
Black,  Mrs,  30  Saxe-Cobom-g  place 
Black,  Mrs,  china  dealer,  9  S.  Richmond  st. 
Black,  Mrs,  8  Mackenzie  place 
Black,  Miss  A.,  glass  and  china  warehouse, 

19  Howe  street 
Black,  Miss  A.,  lodgings,  15  Dublin  street 
Black,  Miss,  21  Forth  street 
Blackadder,  James,  34  Abercromby  place 
Blackburn,  Andrew,  38  Greenhill  gardens 
Blackburn,  John  Jas.,  sewing-machine  agent, 

15  Cockburn  st. ;  ho.  14  West  Newington  pi. 
Blackburn,  Robert  B.,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Stir- 
lingshire, 2  Moray  place 
Blackburn,  Mrs,  32  Gayfield  square 
Blackburn,  Miss  Eliza  Jane,  37  Dick  place 
Blackball  Brothers,  manufacturers  of  combs, 

brushes,  and  perfumery,  59  South  bridge 

and  22  North  bridge 
Blackball,  David,  69  Abbey  hill 
Blackball,  Mrs  James,  22  Upper  Gray  street 
Blackie   &  Son,  publishers   and  booksellers, 

5  S.  College  street ;  A.  Morrison,  agent 
Blackie,  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  19 

South  St  James'  street 
Blackie,  Andrew  (G.P.O.),  10  Society 
Blackie,  David,  13  Rankeillor  street 
Blackie,  George,  11  Nicolson  square 
Blackie,  John  Stuart,  Professor  of  Greek,  24 

HiU  street 
Blackie,  John,  market  gardener,  Viewforth ; 

house,  Restalrig  road 
Blackie,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4 

South  College  st.  ;  house,  138  Nicolson  st. 
Blackie,  Thos.,  sailmaker,  67  Prince  Regent  st. 
Blackie,  Wm.,  blacksmith,  18  W.  Claremontst. 
Blackie,  Wm.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  14 

Dock  pi. ;  house,  8  Queen's  pi.,  Leith  walk 
Blackie,  Mrs,  smallwares,  65  S.  B.  Canongate 
Blackie,  Miss,  17  Manor  place 
Blackley,  Thomas,  4  Brougham  street 


Blackstock,  Mrs,  2  Alva  street 

Blackwell,  Mrs,  2  Booth  Acre  cottages 

Blackwood,  Scott,  &  Co.,  commission  agents, 
39  Constitution  street 

Blackwood,  James,  &  Co.,  stockbrokers,  19 
St  Andrew  square 

Blackwood,  T.  &  J.,  silk  mercers,  43  George  st. 

Blackwood,  William,  &  Sons,  publishers,  45 
George  street 

Blackwood,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  printers,  32  Thistle 
street 

Blackwood,  Alexander,  shipmaster,  14  North 
Fort  street 

Blackwood,  James  D.,  10  Cumin  place 

Blackwood,  James,  W.S.,  stock  and  share 
broker,  19  St  Andrew  square  ;  house,  32 
Alva  street 

Blackwood,  John  (T.  S,-  J.  B.),  Dunkeld  lodge, 
Ferry  road 

Blackwood,  John  (TF.  B.  S,^  Sons),  3  Ran- 
dolph crescent 

Blackwood,  John,  assistant  inspector  of  light- 
ing and  cleansing,  44  Victoria  street 

Blackwood,  WiUiam  {W.  B.  ^  Sons),  17  Lans- 
downe  crescent 

Blackwood,  William  (T.  ^'  /.  B.),  5  Claren- 
don crescent 

Blackwood,  Mrs,  17  Lansdowne  crescent 

Blackwood,  Miss,  14  Carlton  street 

Blackwood,  Miss,  11  Charlotte  square 

Bladworth,  Rich.,  wholesale  ironmonger,  11 
Melbourne  place  ;  house,  17  Meadow  place 

Blaik,  Alex.  N.,  shipmaster,  2  George  place 

Blaik,  Hugh,  2  Smith's  place 

Blaikie,  G.  F.,  practical  engineer,  4  Comely 
green  place 

Blaikie,  Jas.,  assistant  master,  Fettes  college 

Blaikie,  James,  joiner,  35  Wright's  houses 

Blaikie,  Richard,  13  Riego  street 

Blaikie,  William,  grocer,  126  Causewayside 

Blaikie,  Rev.  Wm.  G.,  D.D.,  9  Palmerston road 

Blaikie,  Mrs,  7  Windsor  street 

Blaikie,  Miss  M.,  furnished  lodgings,  2  Steele's 
place,  Moruingside 

Blain,  Mrs,  trimming  and  smaUware  shop,  3 
North  Pitt  street 

Blair,  T.  &  A.,  bootmakers,  16  Bangor  road 

Blair,  Alexander,  advocate,  12  India  street 

Blair,  Andrew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  49 
Frederick  street ;  house,  22  Dundas  street 

Blair,  Charles,  67  Gilmore  place 

Blair,  David,  37  James  street,  Pikig 

Blair,  Hugh  (Hunter,  B.,  Sf  Cowan),  15  Ran- 
dolph crescent 

Blair,  Hugh,  junior,  C.A.,  1  George  street ; 
house,  15  Ranrlolph  crescent 

Blair,  James,  24  Woodbine  terrace 

Blair,  James,  71  Abbey  hill 

Blair,  James,  drysalter,  40  Leith  street ;  house, 
13  Argyle  place 

Blair,  James,  hatter,  131  Kirkgate ;  house,  1 
Ferrier  street 

Blair,  Jolm  (Marr  S,-  Co.),  8  Roxburgh  ter. 


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Blair,  John,  N.  P.  {Bank  of  Scotland),  41 
East  Claremont  street 

Blair,  John,  41  East  Claremont  street 

Blair,  John,  dairyman  and  gardener,  Cherry 
bank,  Newhaven  road 

Blair,  ^falcolm,  17  Fettes  row 

Blair,  Neil,  84  Great  King  street 

Blair,  Patrick,  W.S.  (Hunter,  B.,  f,-  Coican), 
15  Randolph  crescent 

Blair,  Peter  D.,  9  Holyrood  terrace 

Blair,  Robert,  Italian  warehouse  and  confec- 
tioner, 37  George  street ;  house,  50 

Blair,  Robt.,  tailor  and  clothier,  oC9  High  st. 

Blair,  Robt.,  chimney-sweeper,  9  Greenside  pi. 

Blair,  T.,  spirit  dealer,  62  Cumberland  st.  lane 

Blair,  William,  10  Hamilton  pi.,  Newington 

Blair,  Mrs,  4  Rillbank  crescent 

Blair,  Mrs,  2  Burlington  street 

Blair,  Mrs  John,  14  St  John  street 

Blair,  Mrs  TT.  D.,  15  Howard  place 

Blair,  Mrs,  13  Alva  street 

Blair,  Mrs,  G  Dumbiedykes  road 

Blair,  Miss,  15  Leopold  place 

Blair,  Miss  Elizabeth,  16  Grove  street 

Blair,  Misses,  1  Forbes  road 

Blair,  Misses,  dressmakers  and  milliners.  West 
ToUcross 

Blake,  John,  &  Co.,  grocers  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 27  Earl  Grey  street 

Blake,  Andrew,  82  Lauriston  street 

Blake,  William,  1  Gillespie  street 

Blakemore,  Joseph,  commission  agent,  44 
St  Leonard  street 

Blanc,  H.  J.  (H.  M.  Works),  Parliament 
square  ;  house,  40  Frederick  street 

Blanc,  ^Madame,  et  Fils,  importers  of  ladies' 
French  boots  and  shoes,  69  George  street ; 
house,  40  Frederick  street 

Blance,  Peter  Jas.,  grocer,  39  Tolbooth  wyud  ; 
house,  85  Constitution  street 

Blance,  P.  J.,  21  Charles  street 

Blane,  William,  grocer,  7  Buccleuch  street 

Blanshard,  Geo.  (Raimes,  B.,  ^'  Co.),  7  Carl- 
ton terrace 

Blanshard,  Thomas  (Raimes,  B.,  ^'  Co.), 
Smith's  place 

Blanshard,  Miss,  Smith's  place 

Bleakley,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  143 
High  street ;  house,  2  Lauriston  terrace 

Bleloch,  Archd.,  M.B.,  CM.,  7  Brougham  st. 

Blind,  Asylum  for  Ixdustriocs  (Samuel Hay, 
treasurer;  F.  H.  Carter,  sec;  William  Alar- 
tin,  manager),  58  Nicolson  street ;  branch 
saleroom,  21  Frederick  street 

Blind,  Asylum  for  Female  (Miss  Gillies, 
matron),  38  Nicolson  street 

Blind,  School  for  the  (David  Scott,  C.A., 
4  N.  St  David  street,  treasurer  and  secre- 
tary), 2  Gayfield  square 

Bloxsom,  Wm.  Gibson,  3  Morningside  place 

Bloxsom,  Mrs,  3  Morningside  place 

Blumenreich,  Rev.  John,  teacher  of  Hebrew 
and  German,  35  George  IV.  bridge 


Blyth  &  Co.,  drapers,  14  Clifton  terrace 
Blyth,  B.  &  E.,  civil  engineers,  135  George  sfc. 
Blyth,  Benjamin  Hall,  6  Merchiston  crescent 
Blyth,  David,  15  South  College  street 
Blyth,  David  Wisliart,  lithographic  printer,  2 

Quality  street ;  house,  15  Glover  street 
Blyth,  Edward  L.  I.,  civil  engineer  (B.  S)"  E. 

B.),  2  Lauder  road 
Blyth,  Howard,  14  Clmrch  hill 
Blyth,  James,  shoemaker,  16a  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Blyth,  James,  4  Glover  street 
Blyth,    John,   confectioner   and   fruiterer,   3 

Union  place 
Blyth,  John,  leather  merchant,  12  Baker's  pi. 
Blyth,  Robert,  grocer,  3  North  Junction  st. 
Blyth,  Rev.  R.  B.,  teacher,  3  Abbotsford  park 
Blyth,  Mrs,  3  Abbotsford  park 
Blyth,  Mrs  Robert,  19  Portland  place,  Leith 
Blyth,   Yule,    &   Co.,    Misses,    milliners   and 

dressmakers,  112  George  street 
Blyth,  Miss,  private  classes,  9  Hope  street 
Boa,  James,  dairyman,  68  Potterrow 
Boag,  D.,  stoneware  merchant,  27  Water  lane 
Boag,  Mrs,  6  Christian  bank 
Boak,    Allan,    tanner,    currier,    and    leather 

japanner,  25  &  53  West  port;    house,  10 

Abbotsford  park 
Board  of  Supervision  for  Relief  of  Poor, 

125  George  street 
Boase,  Charles  Wm.,  25  Drummond  place 
Boe,  James,  waterproof,  airproof,  and  India 

rubber  manufacturer,  36  Cockburn  street 
Boe,  Mrs  S.,  dairy,  13  and  97  High  street 
Bogie,  James,  smith,  South-east  Thistle  street 

lane  and  Silvermills;  house,  9  Thistle  street 
Bogie,  John  F.,  draper,  9  West  Newington 

place  ;  house,  71  Nicolson  street 
Bogie,  Miss,  lace-cleaner,  22  Rose  street 
Bogle,  Andrew,  W.S.,  22  Castle  street;  house, 

21  St  Andrew  square 
Bogue,  Abercrombie,  shipmaster,  11  Crown  st. 
Bogue,  Jas.  W.,  architect,  17  Barony  street 
Bogue,  Miss,  42  Gilmore  place 
Bolam,  Jas.,  teacher  of  navigation,  60  Tolbooth 

wyud,  Leith  ;  house,  6  Hermitage  hill 
Bolan,  Thomas,  clothier,  19  St  Mary  street 
Bolt,  James,  grocer,  5  Dock  place 
Bolton  &  Co.,  ship-chandlers,  painters,  and 

paperhangers,  15,  16,  &  17  Commercial  st. 
Bolton,  William,  &  Co.,  Whitby  jet  and  fancy 

wareho.,  132  Princes  st.;  ho.  30  Rutland  sq. 
Bolton,  David  (Bolton  S,-  Co.),  12  Bank  place 
Bolton,  F.  (T.  Edmonston  Sf  Son),  4  Macnab  st. . 
Bolton,  George,  grocer,  21  Barony  street 
Bolton,  James  B.,  19  Commercial  street 
Bolton,  John,  6  Hawthorn  bank  place,  Leith  i 
Bolton,   John,   hairdresser  and  perfumer,   &< 

Cockburn  street;  house,  362  Castle  hill 
Bolton,  William,  30  Rutland  square 
Bonar,  Rev.  Horatius,  D.D.,  10  Palmerston  rd. 
Bouar,  Mrs  T.,  Grove  lodge,  Napier  road 
Bonar,  ^liss,  13  Hope  terrace 
Bonar,  Miss,  8  Lauriston  park 


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Bonar,  Miss,  46  Anu  street 

Bone,  H.  S.,  C.E.,  siu'veyor  of  steam  vessels 

for  Board  of  Trade,  Custom  House,  Leitli 
Bone,  J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  8G  Sontli  bridge  ; 

house,  6  Findhorn  place 
Bone,  John  S.,  warehouseman,  1  Gladstone  ter. 
Bone,  'Wm.,pi'o vision  mercht.,  219  Cauongate 
Bonnar  &  Carfrae,   house   painters,   gilders, 

and  decorators,  77  George  street 
Bonnar,  A.,  17  Arthur  street 
Bonnar,  Thos.  {B.  ^-  Carfrae),  137  Princes  st. 
Bonnar,  ^Irs,  teacher  of  music,  28  India  st. 
Bonnar,  Mrs,  28  Scotland  street 
Bonne,  T.  J.,  photographer,  16  Princes  street 

BONKINGTON  CHEMICAL  COMPANY,  BonningtOU 

BoNXiNGTON  Millboard  Co.,  papermakers, 
Bonuington  bridge;  oflBce,  D.  Callender  & 
Sons,  St  Anthony's  lane,  Leith 

BoxNixGTON  Sugar  Refining  Co.  (Limited), 
Breadalbane  street 

Bonnyman,  Miss,  4  Shrub  place 

Bonson,  Henry,  grocer.  9  East  Richmond 
street ;  house,  13  Blackwood  crescent 

Bonthron,  John,  com.  trav.,  7  St  Catherine  pi. 

Boog,  William,  2  Atholl  place 

Boog,  Mrs,  4  Duncan  street 

Bookless,  John,  mason,  4  Duncan  street 

Bookless,  Mrs  Jane,  41  Grindlay  street 

Bookless,  Mrs,  refresht.  rooms,  8  Nicolson  st. 

Bookless,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  50  AYest  Rich- 
mond street 

Boon,  A.  B.  {H.M.C),  Grahame  street,  Bon- 
uington 

Boosie,  A.,  live-stock  agent,  8  Chalmers  st. 

Booth,  James  L.  {Goudle  ^'  B.),  9  Haugh  st. 

Booth,  F.,  &  J.  Carr.  com.  agents,  3  Princes  st. 

Booth,  Rev.  J.  S.,  1  Leven  terrace 

Booth,  William,  14  Heriot  place 

Booth,  William,  fish  merchant,  99  Rose  street ; 
house,  43  Maryfield  place 

Bootland,  Mrs  E.,  billiard  rooms,  3  Clyde  st. 

Bordeaux  and  Charente  Steaji  Packet 
Office  (Jas.  Currie  ^'  Co.),  34  Bernard  st. 

BORDER  COUNTIES  FIRE  OFFICE  (Philijj 
and  Laing,  resident  secretaries),  140  Princes 
street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  40 

Borders,  Fred.,  wood-engraver,  31  Minto  st. 

Borders,  Walter  (General  Re (jister  House),  15 
Gladstone  terrace 

Boreham,  James  (Signet  officer  and  gown- 
keeper),  86  West  bow 

Borland,  William,  13  Buccleuch  place 

Borrowman,  John,  wright  and  house  agent, 
57  India  place 

Borrowman,  Robert,  8  Roxburgh  street 

Borthwick,  Alexander,  butcher,  27  and  28 
High  market ;  house,  Upper  Liberton 

Borthwick,  Hy.,  carpenter,  67  Cumberland  st. 

Borthwick,  James,  chimney-sweep,  11  Green- 
side  place 

Borthwick,  Jas.,  tobacconist,  61  Fountainbr. 

Borthwick,  John,  victual  dealer,  4  Canonmills 
bridge ;  house,  6  Hamburgh  place 


Borthwick,  T.,  accountant,  6  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Borthwick,  Walter,  52  Fountainbridge 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  51  Earl  Grey  street 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  19  Great  Stuart  street 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  sen.,  of  Crookston,  11  Atholl 

crescent 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  2  Rockville  place 
Borthwick,  Miss,  18  Scotland  street 
Borthwick,  Miss,  1  Inverleith  row 
Borwick,  ^Irs,  ladies'  nurse,  37  Candlemkr.  row 
Boston,  T.  C,  AYindlestrawlee,  Ferry  road 
Boswell,  Alexander,  brush,  trunk,  and  port- 
manteau warehouse,  8  Hanover  street 
Boswell,  Alexander,  4  Salisbury  road 
BOSWELL,  ALEXANDER,  jun.,  brush,  trunk, 
and  travelling  bag  manufacturer,  8  Han- 
over street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  69 
Boswell,  Capt.  J.  J.,  8  Abbotsford  park 
Botanic  Gardens,  Inverleith  row 
Botanical  Society,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Bouch,  Thomas,  civil  engineer ;  chambers,  78 

George  street ;  house,  6  Oxford  terrace 
Bouchard,  J.,  31  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Bough,  Samuel,  A.R.S.A.,  landscape  painter, 

2  Hill  street ;  house,  7  Jordan  bank 
Boule,  George  T.,  secretary  S.  Plate  Glass  In- 
surance Company  (Limited),  73  George  st. 
Boulton,  John,  Capt.  and  Adj.  Edin.  City  Ar- 
tillery Militi;i,  Bangholm  bower.  Trinity 
Bourchier,  Col.  E.  F.,  C.B.,  24  Northumber- 
land street 
Bourgeois,  Mrs,  hotel  and  tavern,  25  Flesh- 
market  close 
Bourhill,  James  E.,  painter,  22  Nelson  street 
Bourhill,  Mrs,  5  Young  street 
Bow,  William,  &  Co.,  coachbuilders,  1  Bruns- 
wick place,  Lothian  road 
Bow,  William  (B.  &,•  Co.),  8  Drumdryan  street 
Bow,  Robert  H.,  C.E.,  7  South  Gray  street 
Bow,  Mrs  T.  C,  18  Dick  place 
Bow,  Miss,  2  Gillespie  street 
Bowden,  James,  13  North-west  Circus  place 
Bowden,  John,  10  Bright  terrace 
Bowden,  R.  P.,  North  Gothic  cottage.  Trinity 
Bowden,  Mrs,  18  Bruntsficld  place 
Bowden,  Miss,  teacher,  13  N.W.  Circus  place 
Bowden,  Miss,  23  St  James'  square 
Bowe,  Mrs,  11  Millerfield  place 
Bower,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  7  Grindlay  street 
Bower,  Mrs,  1  Rankeillor  street 
Bower,  Mrs  A.,  refreshment  rooms,  27  Grind- 
lay street 
Bowers,  A.,  lodgings,  46  Castle  street 
Bowes,  Wm.,  pie  baker,  15  Crosscauseway 
Bowhill,  Mrs,  2  Heriot  row 
Bowie,  M.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

merchants,  5  Blenheim  place 
Bowie,  A.  G.  (G.P.O.),  3  Albert  ter.,  Trinity 
Bowie,  Andrew  F.,  4  Pilrig  street 
Bowie,    Henry  (^Secretary,   Philosophical  In- 
stitution'), 8  Dundas  street 
Bowie,  Hugh,  bookbinder,  6  Carrubber's  close  ; 
I     house,  10  St  Patrick  square 


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Bowie,  James,  commercial  traveller,  43  "WestiBoyle,  E.  &  M.,  sewing  machine  importers,  18 


Dick  place 
Bowie,    John,     physician     and     surgeon,    3 

Graham  street 
Bowie,   J.  D.,  muslin  printer  and  dealer  in 

sewed  muslin,  etc.,  68  Leith  street;  house, 

10  Duncan  street 
Bowie,  J.  T.,  C.A.,  18  Northumberland  street 
Bowie,  Matthew  (M.  B.  ^^  Co.),  38  Great 

King  street 
Bowie,  Robt.,  commercial  trav.,  3  Grindlay  st. 
Bowie,  William,  family  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 12  East  Richmond  street  ;    house, 

7b  St  Patrick  square 
Bowie,  William,  2  Salisbury  square 
Bowie,  Mrs,  15  Raeburn  place 
Bowie,    !Miss,    muslin   printer   and   Ayrshire 

embroiderer,  87  Princes  street 
Bowlby,  Mrs,  3  Hamilton  place,  Ne'ndngton 
Bowman,  David,  10  Mackenzie  place 
Bowman,  Mary,  dressmaker,  12  Bangor  road 
Bowock,  Mrs  Nicol,  17  Keir  street 
Bowton,  John,  confectioner,  3  Hamilton  place; 

house,  8 
Bowton,  John,  junior,  19  Reid  terrace 
Box,  Thomas,  12  East  Norton  place 
Boyack,  James,  cloth  agent,  9  Davie  street 
Boyce,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  34  Constitution  st. 
Boyd,  Bayne,  &  Co.,  fruiterers,  41  Princes  st. 
Boyd,  Aw.,  millwright.  Flora  ha',  63  Grove  st. 
Boyd,  Charles,  24  St  Vincent  street 
Boyd,   James  L.,    S.S.C.    {Murdoch,    B.,  Sf 

Hendersoii),  1  Regent  terrace 
Boyd,  James,  4  Moray  place 
Boyd,  John  M.,  family  grocer,  18  William  st 
house,  24  Buccleuch  street 


Cockburn  street 
Boyle,  James,  13  Salisbury  street 
Boyle,  James,  tailor,  Orchardfield 
Boyle,  James,  furniture  dealer,  61  Pleasauce 
Boyle,  Neil  {Inland  Revenue),  17  Lutton  pi. 
Boyle,  Mrs,  herbalist,  midwife,  and  medical 

botanist,  19  Drummond  street 
Boyle,  Mrs,  staymaker,  21  Bank  street ;  house, 

4  Melbourne  place 
Boyne,  Mrs  Isabella,  wine  and  spiiit  merchant, 

17  Sandport  street 
Brabner  &  Co.,  coachbuilders,  9  Leith  walk 
Bradbrook,  Richard,  grocer,  36  Main  street 
Braddock,  Miss,  8  Atholl  place 
Bradshaw,  Rev.  Edward  J.,  O.M.I. ,  5  Coat- 
field  lane 
Bradshaw,  John,   toy  and  fancy  bazaar,  50 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  80  S.  Clerk  street 
Brady,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  129 

Grassmarket ;  house,  13  Downie  place 
Braid,  Andrew,  21  St  Andrew  square 
Braid,  F.,  2  Carlton  street 
Braid,  William,  6  South  Clerk  street 
Braidwood  &  Fowler,  wholesale  and  retail  tea 

dealers  and  grocers,  1  Sandport  street 
Braidwood,  Fr.,  teacher,  39  Grange  road 
Braidwood,  James,  bookseller,  26  George  st. ; 

house.  Upper  Wardie  villa.  Ferry  road 
Braidwood,  Js.  {B. ^'Fowler),  1  Ebenezer  mount 
Braidwood,  James,  tailor,  12a  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Braidwood,  James  M.,  brush  manufacturer, 

126  West  port 
Braidwood,  James,  Ujjper  Wardie  villa 
i  Braidwood,  Rev.  John,  36  Minto  street 
Braidwood,  John,  50  St  Leonard  street 


Boyd,    John,    upholsterer,    undertaker,    and  Braithwaite,  John,   taUor   and  clothier,   369 

valuator,  2  Yorkplace ;  house,  34  Albany  st. '     High  street 
Boyd,  John  (OHvej-  cV  B.),  27  Melville  street  ' Brakenridge,     D.     J.,     M.D.,     F.R.C.P.E,, 
Boyd,  John,  spirit  dealer,  86  Candlemaker  row  j     L.R.C.S.E.,  63  Castle  street 
Boyd,  John,  25  Thistle  street  Brand,  J.  &  0.  S.,  drapers,  1  N.  Newington 

Boyd,  Peter,  2  Rosehill  place  !     place  ;  house,  2  West  Preston  street 

Boyd,  Thomas  J.  (Oliver  ^'  B.),  41  Moray  pi.  Brand,  David,  advocate,  5  Albany  .street 


Boyd,  Thomson  (Oliver  cj-  B.),  14  Royal  ter. 

Boyd,  Rev.  W.,  15  Seton  place 

Boyd,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  22  William  street 

Boyd,  Mrs  James,  61  Clerk  street 

Boyd,  Mrs  Robert,  33  Albany  street,  Leith 

Boyd,  Mrs,  20  Drummond  place 

Boyd,  Mrs  (Register for  Servants),  1  Hadding- 
ton place 

Boyd,  Miss,  26  Lauriston  gardens 

Boyd,  Miss  M.,  100  Lauriston  place 

Boyd,  Miss,  7  Scotland  street 

Boyd,  Miss,  ladies'  underclothing  and  baby- 
bnen  warehouse,  26  Clerk  street 

Boyes,  Charles  Robert,  M.D.,  8  Lansdowne 
crescent 

Boyes,  Mrs  Jane,  23  Abbey  hUl 

Boylan,  P.,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  15  St 
Mary  street 

Boyle  and  Swanson,  staymakers,  milliners, 
and  dressmakers,  1  Bank  street 


Brand,  James,  11  West  Preston  street 

Brand,  Robert,  warehouseman,  14  Atholl  ter. 

Brand,  Mrs  A.,  Mount  Pleasant  cottage, 
Canaan  lane 

Brand,  Mrs,  55  Grange  road 

Brand,  Mrs  William,  5  Northumberland  st. 

Brander  and  Mitchell,  builders  and  joiners, 
Dairy  ^^ark 

Brander,  Alexander,  18  Leopold  place 

Brander,  James,  bootmaker,  49  Thistle  street 

Brander,  James,  shipmaster,  3  Kyle  place, 
Madeira  street 

Brander,  William,  4  Hay  street 

Braudford,  W.  C,  professor  of  anatomy  and 
veterinary  surgery,  10  Clyde  street 

Brandt,  T.  N.  (Wilson,  B.,  <5'  Co.),  2  Her- 
mitage place,  Leith 

Branuan,  Jas.,  fish  dealer,  26  S.  B.  Cauongate 

Brash,  Thomas,  &  Son,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 44  Clerk  street  and  266  Canonsjate 


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Brash,    David   H.,    grocer,    wiue    aud   spirit 

merchant,  19  Coalhill 
Brash,  James,  mason,  11  Cheyne  street 
Brash,  Peter  (TF.  Taylor  S,^  Co.),  10  Eastfield 
Brash,  Thomas  (T.  B.  Sj-  S.),  33  Richmond  pi. 
Brash,  Thomas,  jun.  {T.  B.  Sf  S.),  27  SaHs- 

bury  street 
Brash,  William,  grocer,  wine  and  spii'it  mer- 
chant, 210  Canongate  and  3  Rose  street; 

house,  2  St  John  street 
Brash,  Miss,  lodgings,  102  George  street 
Brass,  William,  11  West  Adam  street 
Brass,  Mrs,  milliner,  4  Charles  street 
Brebner,  Alan,  civil  engineer,  27  Pitt  street 
Brebner,  David,  gardener,  4  Shrub  place 
Brechin,  George,  painter   and  decorator,  25 

Lothian  street ;  house,  23  Melville  terrace 
Brechin,  George,  spu-it  dealer,  38  Potterrow 
Brechin,    R.   M.,    gasfitting   warehouse,    36 

W.  Register  st.  ;  house,  25  Gillespie  cres. 
Breck,  Alexander,  23  Bread  street 
Breck,  James,  slater  and  glazier,  23  Dimdas 

street ;  house,  24 
Bremner,  A.,  drysalter,  etc.,  9  West  Adam  st. 
Bremner,  Adam  G.,  72  Princes  street 
Bremner,  Bruce  A.,  M.D.,  Streatham  house, 

Canaan  lane 
Bremner,  Ebenezer,  bookseller,  printer,  sta- 
tioner, and  wholesale  agent  for  Murray^s 

Time  Tables,  4  West  Register  street 
Bremner,  Geo.,  confectioner,  229  Canongate 
Bremner,  James,  silver  chaser,  6  James'  court 
Bremner,  James,  joiner,  21  Maryfield  place 
Bremner,  Mrs  Colonel,  28  Danube  street 
;  Bremner,  Mrs,  sick-nurse.  House  of  Refuge, 
!     64  Canongate 

:Breumer,  Mrs,  21  Brougham  place 
Brenner,  Wilhelm,  tailor  and  clothier,  13  St 

James'  square 
■Brewis,  Thomas,  23  George  square 
Brewster,  A.  S.,  artist,  11  Dewar  place 
Brewster,  D.,  artist,  11  Dewar  place 
Breysig  &  Co.,  merchants,  10  Quality  street 
Breysig,    J.   A.,    merchant  (B.    S)^  Co.),    16 

Smith's  place 
Brickman,  F.  Wnham  {Caledonian  Coal  Co.), 

3  Dublin  street ;  house,  Bonnington  grove 
Brickman,  Mrs  (Servants^  Instil.),  3  Dublin  st. 
Brickmann,  F.  J.,  13  Bonnington  place 
IBridgeford,  David  Finlay,  S.S.C.  ;  chambers, 

72  Princes  street ;    house,   8  High  street, 

Musselburgh 
Bridges,  Archibald  (H.M.C.),  30  Kirkgate 
Bridges,  James,  4  Bowling-green  street 
Bridges,  Mrs,  27  Dundas  street 
Bridgman,  F.  W.,  professor  of  music,  40  Great 

King  street 
Briggs,  John,  cabinetmaker,  4  Gladstone  ter. 
Briggs,  Wm.  M.,  supervisor  of  inland  revenue, 
'     79  Gilmore  place 

Briggs,  Mrs  Col.,  29  Saxe-Cobourg  place 
Briggs,  Mrs,  4  Rankeillor  street 
[Brighnan,  Charles  W.,  engineer,  188  High  st. 


Brims,  Charles,  G  Lothian  street 
Bringhurst,  John,  sewing-machine  maker,  153 

High  street 
Briugloe,  Francis  A.,  10  Torphichen  street 
Bringloe,  Mrs,  10  Torphichen  street 
Briscoe,  Misses,  dressmakers,  7  St  Vincent  st. 
BRITANNIA  FIRE  ASSOCIATION,   13  Queen 

street   (David  Harris,    manager).     ^  See 

Adv.  p.  23 
British   Empire   Mutual    Fire    and    Life 

Assurance  Company  (John  A.  Robertson, 

S.S.C,  agent),  17  York  Place 
British  Equitable  Assurance  Co.   (James 

Drummond,  accountant,  district  manager),  3 

Hanover  street 
British  Imperial  Insurance  Corporation 

(Limited),   93   Princes   street ;    Wormald 

and  Anderson,  W.S.,  resident  secretaries 
British  League  Office,  53  Rose  street;  Geo. 

M' Gibbon,  clerk 
British  Legal  Life  Assurance  and  Loan 

Company   (Limited),    6   Brighton   street ; 

T.  Geddes,  agent 
British  Linen  Company  Bank,  38  &  39  St 

Andrew  square  ;  branches,  51  South  Clerk 

street,  141  Princes  street,  India    buildings, 

St  Maiy  street,  and  48  Bernard  street 
British  and  Foreign  Marine  InsuplAnce  Co. 

(Limited)  (D.  R.  Macgregor,  agent),    55 

Bernard  street 
British  River  Irrigation  (Isaac  Brown  Sc 

Co.).  1  India  buildings 
BRITON   MEDICAL    AND    GENERAL    LIFE 

ASSOCIATION  (David  Harris,  manager  and 

secretary  ;  house,  Ellerton,  Grange  loan),  13 

Queen  street.     4^  See  Adv.  p.  23 
Brittain,  James,  11  Grindlay  street 
Brock,  Peter,  coal  merchant,  Cal.  Rail,  sta- 
tion, Leith  ;  house,  44  Albany  street,  Leith 
Brock,  William,  shoemaker,  6  N.  Junction  st. 
Brockie,  Robert,  9  Grange  loan 
Brockie,  William,  baker,  18  Greenside  street ; 

house,  12  Broughton  street 
Brockie,  William,  18  Gladstone  terrace 
Brockie,  Miss,  8  Dundas  street 
Brockley  &  Stewart,  fruiterers,  6  Queensfy.  st. 
Brockley,  Miss,  8  Clanalpine  buildings 
Brodie,  Hamilton,  &  Co.,  wholesale  tea  dealers, 

9  Picardy  place 
Brodie,  Alexander,  10  Oxford  terrace 
Brodie,  Alexander,  6  Corunna  place 
Brodie,  A.  Oswald,  5  Rosebery  crescent 
Brodie,  D.,  moulder,  4  Corunna  place 
Brodie,  George,  writer,  48  India  street 
Brodie,  Rev.  James,  5  Pitt  street 
Brodie,  James  C,  6  Dean  tei'race 
Brodie,  James,  assistant  clerk  of  Session,  6 

New  Register  house  ;  house,  Parson's  pool, 

Lasswade 
Brodie,  John,  11  Upper  Grove  place 
Brodie,  John,  engraver,  15  Montague  street 
Brodie,    John    Clerk,    W.S.    (Gibson-Craig, 

Dalziel,  and  B.),  26  Moray  place 


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Brodie,  John,  19  South  St  James'  street  |     calisthenic  exercises,  and  court  presentation, 

Brodie,  M.,  baker,  64  Eose  street  45  Castle  street 

Brodie,  Thomas,  W.S.  {Gibson-Crair/,  Dahiel,iBTO^Y,  W.,  saddler,  etc.,  48  Howe  street 


a7id  B.),  4  St  Cohiie  street 
Brodie,  Lieut. -Col.  Thos.,  27  Greenhill  gardens 
Brodie,  T7.  {B.,  Hamilton,  cj-  Co.),  12  Arnis- 

ton  jjlace 
Brodie,  Walter,  plumber,  60  South  Clerk  st.  ; 

house,  64 
Brodie,   Wm.,  R.S.A.,  sculptor,   St  Helen's, 

Cambridge  street 
Brodie.  William,  builder  and  house  carpenter, 

Lutton  place  ;  ho.  15  West  Xewington  pi. 
Brodie,  William,  baker,  15  Potterrow 
Brodie,  Mrs  John,  dressmaker,  48  Dean  street 
Brodie,  ^Irs,  provision  mer.,  5  Admiralty  st. 
Brodie,  Mrs  J.,  11  Scotland  street 
Brodie,  ^Irs  K.,  15  Rutland  square 
Brodie,  >Irs  Patrick,  47  Melville  street 
Brodie,  Mrs,  1  Melville  crescent 
Brodie,  Miss,  10  Hart  street 
Brodie,  Mlss,  5  Bellevue  terrace 
Brodie,  Miss,  18  Panmure  place 
Brody,  C.  M.,  49  Mmto  street 
Brody,  Wilhara  TWnbuU,  M.D.,  surgeon,  49 

Minto  street 
Brook,  Ed.,  chemist,  3  St  David's  terrace 
Brook,  William,  25  Frederick  street 
Brooke,  J.,  professor  of  singing,  33  Dundas  st. 
Brookman,  James,  clerk,  5  Brandfield  place 
Brooks,  Aljram,  51  Hanover  street 
Brooks,  Ancbew,  undertaker,  27  Bread  street 
Brooks,  James,  dairyman,  25  Balbirnie  place 
Brooks,  Miss,  66  Great  King  street 
Broom,  W.,  painter,  38  India  iAa.ce 
Broomfield,  Mrs,  10  Valley  field  street 
Broomfield,  Mrs,  5  Barony  street 
Broomfield,  Mrs  Coley,  17  Randolph  crescent 
Bromley,  Mr.s  James,  10  South  College  street 
Brotchie,  Rob.,  &  Co.,  -n-holesale  tea  and  coffee 

merchants,  11  and  12  Mitchell  street 
Brotchie,  Robert  (R.  B.  ^'  Co.),  5  John's  pi., 

Leith 
Brotherston,  Alex.,  grocer,  ironmonger,  and 


Brown    &    Son,    tailors    and    clothiers,    15 

London  row 
BROWN   BROTHERS,  clothiers,   tailors,  out- 
fitters, and  men's  mercers,  56  North  bridge. 

i\'  See  Adv.  p.  61 
Brown  &  Dodds,  silverplaters  and  saddlers' 

ironmongers,  5  Victoria  terrace 
Brown  &  Lawrence,  surveyoi'S,  34  Hanover  st. 
Brown,  Samuel,  &  Torbain,  drapers,  16,  17, 

and  18  Tolbooth  wynd 
Brown  &  Wardrop,  architects,  19  St  Andrew 

square 
Brown,   James,   &   Son,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,   41    Cockburn   street  ;    house,    12a 

Leith  street  terrace 
BROWN,  ROBERT,  &  SON,  Ferguslie  fireclay 

works  depot,  17  St  Anthony  place.     ^^  See 

Adv.  p.  74 
Brown's   Phoenix   temperance    hotel,    10    St 

Andrew  square 
Brown,  A.  A.,  35  Frederick  street 
Brown,  Adam,  23  Lady  Menzies  place 
Brown,    Adam,   provision   merchant,    39   St 

Mary's  street ;  house,  5  Amphion  place 
Brown,  Alex.,  Bridge  Hotel,  1  Princes  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  builder,  4  Drumdryan  st. 
Brown,  Alexander,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Brown,  Alex.,  bookseller,  13  S.  College  street 
Brown,    Alex.,   Windsor  Villa,    Queensferry 

road,  Wardie 
Brown,  Alexander,  8  Blackford  road 
Brown,  Alexander,  42  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  Alexander,  spirit  merclit.,  9  Church  st. 
Brown,  Alexander,  accountant,  4  N.  St  David 

street ;  house,  19  Lutton  place 
Brown,  Rev.  Alex.  0.,  32  East  Preston  street 
Brown,  Andrew,  34  Carnegie  street 
Brown,  Andrew,  33  Crosscauseway 
Brown,  A.Crum,  M.D.,  Professorof  Chemistry, 

8  Belgrave  crescent 
Brown,  Andrew,  tailor,  59  Thistle  street 


tinsmith,  25  CandlemakerroAv;  workshop,  46  j  Brown,  Rev.  Archibald,  75  Adam  square 
Brotherston,Alex.,station-master,  37  Jamesst.  Brown,  Archd.  G.,  teacher,  2  Livingstone  pi. 
Brotherston,  Charles,  dairyman,  2  Coburg  st.  i Brown,  Carnegie  (B.  Brothers),  8  Roxburgh 
Brotherston,  George,  23  Regent  place  terrace 

Brotherston,  Thomas,  4  Montague  street  BroAvn,  Charles,  clock  and  watch  maker,  13 

Brotlierston,  William,  weigher,  St  Leonard's      Bristo  street ;  house,  3  Salisbury  square 

depot ;  house,  4  Henry  place  Brown,  C,  furnitiure  dealer,  3  and  4  Blair  st. 

Brotherston,   "WiUiam,  commission   agent,    5  j  Brown,  Rev.  Charles  J.,  D.D.,  25  Lauder  road 

Nicolson  square  | Brown,  Charles,  wright,  24  Wright's  houses 

Brotherston,  Mrs,  3  Leven  street  BROWN,    CHARLES   W.,    cabinetmaker   and 

Brough,  Thos.,  missionary,  1  Dumbiedykes pi.      upholsterer,  31  South  Clerk  street;  house, 


Brough,  William,  2  ^lorrison  street 

Broun,  Archibald, of  Johnstouuburn  (P.C.S.), 

12  Oxford  terrace 
Broim,  Itlrs  M'Brj-de,  7  Leamington  terrace 
BROUNEATJ,  FREDERICK,  teacher  of  dancing 

and  calisthenic  exercises,  45  Castle  street. 

^i;  See  Adv.  p.  44 
Brouneau,  Mesdemoiselles,  teachers  of  dancing, 


15  Livingstone  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  6» 
Brown,    Charles,    temperance    hotel,   4   Old 

Assembly  close,  172  High  street 
Brown,  D.,  water  officer,  5  St  James'  place 
Brown,  Daral,  writer,  72  Northumberland  st. 
Brown,  David,  di-aper,  109  West  port ;  house, 

3  Lord  Russell  place 
Brown,  David,  1  Eyre  place 


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Brown,  David  {B.  Brothers),  24  Dick  place 
Brown,    David,   manufacturing   chemist,   93 
Abbey  hQl ;  house,  1 7  South  Norton  place 
Brown,  David  J.,  baker,  161  High  street  and 


Brown,  James,  joiner,  Rae's buildings,  Dumbie- 

dykes 
Brown,  Jas.,  dentist,  12  West  Newington  pi. 
Brown,  James,  music  teacher,  20  Elder  street 


44  Leven  street;  house,  2  Glengyle  terrace | Browu,  James,  39  Whitfield  place 
Brown,  D.  R.,  chemist  and  druggist,  1  Lorn  BroM'n,  James,  picture  frame  maker,  31  Rose 


terrace 
Browu,  David  R.,  18  Fiudhorn  place 
Brown,   Edward,  spirit  merchant,  24  Flesh- 
market  close 
Browu,  E.  J.,  M.D.,  8  Mornmgside  place 
Browu,  Rev.  George,  13  Dryden  place 
Brown,  G.  B.  (Richardson  c\-  B.),  2  Dryden  pi. 
Brown,  George,  baker  and  confectioner,  23  and 

24  Queensferry  street 
Brown,  George  B.,  newsagent,  20  Dean  street 
Brown,  George  Brj^ce  {B.  ^y  Lawrence),  28 

Palmerston  place 
Brown,  Geo.,  blacksmith.  Brown's  place,  Leith 
Brown,  George,  refreshments,  63  Rose  street 
Brown,  George,  mason,  5  Market  place 
Brown,  Grant  C.,  hairdresser,  2  Niddry  street 


street ;  house,  55  Cumberland  street 
Browu,  James,  tailor,  115  Rose  street 
Brown,  James,  1  Cheyne  street 
Brown,    James   K.    (Insurance   Company  of 

Scotland),  35  Lauriston  gardens 
Brown,  James  T.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

35  Abbey  hill 
Brown,  J.  M.  D.,  The  Hall,  Royal  Gymnasium, 

Royal  cresceut 
Brown,  J.  Renton,  secy.  Edin.  and  Dunfenn- 

line  Literary  Society,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Brown,  John,  builder,  8  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  John,  general  merchant,  Broughton 

lane  ;  house,  30  Haddington  place 
Brown,  John,  teacher,  29  Bell  jDlace 
Browu,  John  A.,  65  Nicolson  street 


Brown,   Hugh,  tanner,   currier,   and  leather  Brown,  John  (.B.  J5ro</i(??\9),  4  Gray's  place 


merchant,    30    St    ilary's    street  ;    house, 

Arthur  lodge,  Blacket  place 
Brown,  Isaac,  50  Dick  place 
Brown,  J.,  tea  dealer,  25  Collins  place 
Brown,  J.,  Forrest  road 
Brown,  J.  D.,  19  Rintoul  place 
Brown,  J.  M'Kerrell,  7  Eton  terrace 
Brown,  Captam  J.  Reid,  8  Danube  street 
Browu,  James,  dairyman,  23  Cowgate  ;  house, 

112  West  bow 
Brown,    James,    smith,    64   Fountainbridge ; 

house,  62 
Brown,  James  Adam,  C.A.,  14  Chester  street 
Brown,  James  (Buoymaster,  Northern  Lights), 

11  Madeira  place 
Brown,   James  (B.,   Samuel,   ^-   Torbain),  8 

Claremont  park 
Brown,  James  M.,  8  Valleyfield  street 
Brown,  James,  cut-glass  manufacturer,  dealer 


Brown,  John,  carver,  3  St  David's  terrace 
Brown,  John  Williams,  accountant,  3  Grove  st. 
Brown,  John,  4  Seton  place 
BEOWN,  JOHN,  spring  van,  cart,  and  lorry 

builder,  20  South  Back  Canongate;  house, 

2  Dalgleish  buildings.     ^i<See  Adi\  p.  107 
Brown,  John  F.,  teacher,  7  Upper  Gray  street 
Brown,  J.  H.,  Forthfield  cottage,  York  road 
Brown,  John,  joiner  and  contractor,  41  Grove 

street 
Brown,  John  P.,  drysalter,  47  N.  Richmond  st. 
Brown,  John  (S7nith  cV  B.),  17  Lutton  place 
Brown,  John,  W.S.,  County  Rooms,  High  st. 
Brown,  John,  clerk,  50  Brunswick  street 
Brown,  John,  71  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  John,  missionary-teacher  to  the  blind, 

16  Grindlay  street 
Brown,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  136 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  138 


in  china  and  stoneware,  43  London  street ;' Brown,    John   T.,   Gibraltar  house,  St  Leo- 


house,  5  East  Eyre  place 
Brown,  Jas.,  confectioner,  122  Nicolson  street 

and  50  Buccleuch  street 
Brown,  James,  23  Bangor  road 
Brown,  James,  tobacconist  and  stationer,  4a 

Howe  street 
Brown,  Jas.,  joiner,  51  Pilrig  model  buildings 
Brown,  James,  clerk,  4  Bernard  terrace 
Brown,  James,  writer,  15  Montague  street 
Brown,  James,  cabinetmaker   and  furniture 

dealer,  174  and  65  Cowgate 
Brown,  James,  38  Earl  Grey  street 
Brown,   James,   baker  and  confectioner,   31 

Pleasance  and  1  Niddry  street 
Brown,  James  M.,  assistant  dispenser,  Royal 

Infirmary 
Brown,   James,   grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  20 

Broughton  street ;  house,  16 
Brown,  James,  builder,  Primrose  street ;  house, 

Restalrig  terrace 


nard's  hill 
Brown,  John  Crombie,  Marion  Villa,  Sciennes 

hill 
Brown,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  16 

St  Anthony  place  ;  house,  36  Grindlay  st. 
Brown,  John,  writing  engraver,  5  Calbon  hill 
Browu,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  23  Rutland  st. 
Brown,  John,  butcher,  7  Shrub  pi.  ;  house,  4 
Brown,  John,  2  St  James'  place 
Brown,  Joseph,  carrier,  Windsor  street  lane 
Brown,  Joseph,  cattle  agent,  6  Valleyfield  st. 
Brown,  Lieut. -Col.,  29  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  Matthew,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

house    agent,   auctioneer,    appraiser,    and 

wood  merchant,   55   and   57    St   Leonard 

street ;  house,  49  South  Clerk  street 
Brown,  Peter,  lauilder  and  house  carpenter, 

96  Fountainbridge  ;  ho.  6  Dairy  park  ter. 
Brown,  Peter,  blockmaker,  39  Prince  Regent 

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Brown,  Robert,  wine  and  spiiit  merchant,  10 

Howe  street 
Brown,  Robert  C,  boot  maker,  12  Duncan  st. 
Brown,  Robert,  Ph.D.,  4  Gladstone  terrace 
Brown,  Robert,  16  Cochrane  place 
Brown,  Robert,  8  Mai-ket  place 
Brown,  Robert,  writer,  118  Lauriston  place 
Brown,  Robert,  "Water  of  Leith 
Brown,  Robert,  147  Constitution  street 
Brown,  Robert,  11  Cheyne  street 


Brown,  William,  fruiterer,  5  Hanover  street 

and  42  Queensferry  st.  ;  house,  50  Geo.  st. 
Brown,  Wm.  {Surveyor's  Department^  G.P.O.)^ 

22  Melville  terrace 
Brown,  William,  15  Brougham  street 
Brown,  Wm.,  builder,   house  carpenter,  and 

undertaker,  18b  Charlotte  place  ;  house,  31 

Stafford  street 
Brown,  Wm.,  surgeon,  F.R.C.S.,  25  Dublin  st. 
Brown,  W.,  provision  dealer,  138  Rose  street 


Brown,  Robert,  refreshment  rooms,  47  Rose | Brown,  Wm.  A.,  hairdresser,  50  Bridge  street; 


street ;  house,  150 
Brown,  Robert,  fish   dealer,   113  Kirkgate  ; 

house,  5  Ferrier  street 
Brown,  Robert,  1  Cheyne  street 
Brown,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  36  North  Pitt 

street ;  house,  20  Fettes  row 
Brown,  Robert  S.,  chemist  and  druggist,  67 

Hanover  street ;  house,  32  Cumberland  st. 
Brown,  Robert,  brassfounder,  1  Gayfield  pi. 
Brown,    Robert,    contractor,    Black's   entry, 

Comely  bank 
Brown,  Robert,  coal  mer.,  40  St  Leonard  st. 
Brown,  Robert,  bootmaker,  150  Rose  street 
Brown,  Robert,  176  Fountainbridge 
Brown,  Robt,  (B.  s^'  Dodds),  1  Moncrieff  ter. 
Brown,  Robert,  furniture  dealer,  71  Cowgate 
Brown,  Stuart,  21  Ann  street 
Brown,  Rev.  Thomas,  16  Carlton  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  wright,  Primrose  st. ;  ho.  1 
Brown,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  Jane  street ; 

house,  4  Macneil  place 
Brown,  Thomas,  advocate,  8  Albyn  place 
Brown,  Thomas,  writer,  17  Torphichen  street 
Brown,  Thos.  J.,  general  agent,  18  Clarence  st. 
Brown,  Thomas,  engraver,  23  Grange  loan 


house,  2  Wilkie  place 
BROWN,  WM.  S.,   cabinetmaker,  Broughton 

market ;   house,  34  Barony  street.     ^  See 

Adv.  p.  68 
Brown,  Wm.,  grocer  and  spmt  merchant,  92 

Grove  street ;  house,  12  Gillespie  crescent 
Brown,  W.  A.,  advocate,  24  Pitt  street 
Brown,  Wm.  Beattie,  landscape  painter,  132 

George  street;  house,  17  Pitt  st.,  PortobeUo 
Brown,  Wm.,  victual  dealer,  41  London  st. 
Brown,  Mrs  Charles,  milliner  and  draper,  79 

Broughton  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Charles,  17  Tantallon  place 
Brown,  Mrs  D.  F.,  50  Ann  street 
Brown,  Mrs  George,  Taaphall,  Bonnington 
Brown,  Mrs  John  C,  10  St  Vincent  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Margaret  French,  48  Miuto  st. 
Brown,  Mrs  Peter,  1  South  Holyrood  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Richard,  5  Geoi'ge  place 
Brown,  Mrs  R.,  63  Torphichen  street 
Brown,  Mre  Robert,  Drum  house,  Easter  road 
Brown,  Mrs  Samuel,  21  Grange  loan 
Brown,  Mrs  Sarah,  spirit  merchant,  41  Home 

street 
Brown,  Mrs  William,  12  ^liddleby  street 


Brown,  Thomas  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  Brown,  Mrs  William,  25  South  Clerk  street 
19  Tolbooth  wynd;  house,  38  Constitution  |  Brown,  Mrs,  13  St  Leonard's  lane 
street  Brown,  Mrs,  17  Scotland  street 

Brown,  Thos.,  artist  and  teacher,  8  Jordan: Brown,  Mrs,  Hebron  cottage,  Canaan  lane 
bank  Brown,  Mrs,  18  Blacket  place 

Brown,  T.  {B.  <5'  Ward7-op).,  32  Royal  terrace  Brown,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  4  Waverley  market 


Brown,  T.  (Edinburgh  Gas  Co.),  26  Waterloo 

place 
Brown,  Thomas,  37  Abbey  hill 
Brown,  Thomas,  18  St  Vincent  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  29  Frederick  street 
Brown,  Tliomas,  91  Prince  Albert  buildings 
Brown,  Walter  (Secretary,  Scottish  National 

Insurance  Company),  11  Chalmers  street 
Brown,  Walter,  1  Grove  place 
Brown,  William,  watch  and  clock  maker,  13 

Anne  place 
Brown,  William,  neAvsagent,  20  North  Rich- 
mond street 
Brown,  Wm.,  shoemaker,   17  Chapel  street; 

house,  1  Windmill  street 
Brown,  Wm.,  cattle  dealer,  9  Lauriston  st. 
Brown,  Wm.,  smith  and  ironmonger,  Brown's 

place,  Leith 
Brown,    William,    hosier,    glover,    and  shirt 

merchant,  43  Leith  street  and  35  North 

bridge  ;  house,  12  Cumin  place 


Brown,  Mrs,  15  Gladstone  terrace 

Brown,  Mrs,  greengrocer  and  smallwares,  22 

East  Norton  place 
Brown,  Mrs,  14  Rutland  square 
Brovm,  Mrs,  26  Pitt  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  12  Atholl  place 
Brown,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  17  Livingstone  pi. 
Brown,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Glover  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  28  Alva  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  48  North  bridge 
Brown,  Mrs  J.,  3  East  Register  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  Millburn  cottage,  Canaan  lane 
Brown,  Mrs,  Ainslie  house,  20  Ainslie  place 
Brown,  iirs,  8  Annandale  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  11  Abbotsford  crescent 
BroAvn,  Miss  Ann,  25  India  street 
Brown,  Miss  Anne,  5  Greenhill  gai'dens 
Brown,  Miss  A.  A.,  tobacconist,  30  Bridge  at. 
Brown,  Miss  A.,  22  India  street 
Brown,  Miss  A.,  10  Brougham  street 
Brown,  Miss  Barbara,  56  Lothian  street 


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Brown,  E.,  dressmaker,  3  Windmill  street       I 

Brown,  Miss  I.,  1-i  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 

Brown,  Miss  Lucy,  Mayfield  cot.,  May  field  loan 

Brown,  Miss  M.,  1  Jordan  lane 

Brown,  Miss,  straw  hat  maker,  7  Everton  ter. 

Brown,  Miss,  apartments,  12  East  Preston  st. 

Brown,  Miss,  20  Tantallon  place 

Brown,  Miss,  di'essmaker,  48  Buccleuch  st. 

Brown,  Miss,  Windsor  hotel,  19  and  20  Moray 
place 

Brown,  Miss,  21  Stafford  street 

Brown,  Miss,  3  Jamaica  street.  North  Leith 

Brown,  Miss,  boarding-school,  20a  Ainslie  pi. 

Brown,  Miss,  boarding-school,  17  Claremont 
crescent 

Brown,  Miss,  23  Danube  street 

Brown,  iliss,  refreshment  rooms,  9  Rosehill 
place  ;  house,  4-i  Grove  street 

Brown,  Misses  J.  &  il.,  dressmakers  and  mil- 
liners, 25a  Scotland  street 

Brown,  Misses,  5  Saunders  street 

Brown,  Misses,  8  Albyn  place 

Brown,  Misses,  8  Wharton  place 

Brown,  Misses,  2  Gayfield  place 

Browne  &  Glover,  merchants  and  commission 
agents,  30  and  32  Quality  st.  and  8  Elbe  st. 

Browne,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Browne,  W.  F.  {B.  &,-  Glover),  Bathfield  cot. 
Browne,  Mrs,  15  Lonsdale  terrace 
Browne,  Miss  E.,  82  George  street 
Browne,  Misses,  4  Seafield  place,  Seafield 
Browning,  John,  agent,  23  Clyde  street 
Browning,  ilatthew,  12  Dryden  street 
Browning,  Mrs,  6  East  Arthur  place 
Brownlee,  Alex.,  watchmaker,  8  E.  Register 

street 
Brownlee,  Alex.,  innkeeper   and  stabler,   18 

Grassmarket ;  house,  20 
Brownlee,  Alexander,  1  M'Laren  terrace 
Brownlee,  Robert,  builder,  4  Breadalbane  ter. 
Brownlee,  Wm.,  builder,  Upper  Grove  place; 

house,  31  Grindlay  street 
Brownlee,  Agnes,  spiritmerchant,45  Fountain- 
bridge 
Brownlee,    Cleghorn,    &    Loudon,   builders, 

masons,  and  joiners,  Randolph  cliff 
Brownlie,  J.,  greengrocer,  13  Dean  street 
Brownlie,  Thos.,  cabinetmaker,  27  Grove  pi. 
Bruce,  A.  &  J.,  W.S.,  14  Frederick  street 
Bruce,  Boyd,  &  Co.,  merchants,  27  Constitu- 
tion street 

Bruce  &  Son,  jewel-case  and  plate-chest  manu- 
facturers,  51   Hanover   street ;    workshop. 
South-east  Rose  street  lane 
Bruce,  Robert,  &  Son,  bricklayers  and  fur- 
nace-builders, 23  Union  place 
Bruce,   Alexander   (.4.  ^-  J.  B.,    W.S.),   22 

India  street 
Bruce,  Alexander  (J5.  Sf  Son),  21  Fettes  row 
Bruce,  Alexander,  mason,  21  St  John's  hill 
Bruce,  Andrew,  coal  merchant,  coal   depot, 
Morrison  street ;  house,  37  Dundas  street 


Bruce,  A.  M.  {Bruce  cV  Soil),  6  Pitt  street 
Bruce,  diaries  (agent,  Bank  of  Scotland,  New 

Toicn  Branch),  2  Glenfinlas  street 
Bruce,  Daniel,   carver,  gilder,  picture   liner 

and  restorer,  12  Greenside  place  ;  house,  31 

Gayfield  square 
Bruce,  David,  14  Salisbury  street 
Bruce,  David,  flesher,  36  &  37  Middle  market 
Bruce,  David,  provision  dealer,  131  High  st. 
Bruce,  David,  mason  and   chimney-sweeper, 

3  Pitt  street 
Bruce,  David,  chimney-sweeper,  14  Cowgate 
Bruce,  Edward  (Eohert  B.  S)-  So7i),  1  Annan- 
dale  street 
Bruce,  Francis,  4  Victoria  place 
Bruce,  Geoi'ge  Cadell,  civil  engineer  and  land 

valuator :     chambers,     21     Castle    street ; 

branch   office,    63    Bath   street,   Glasgow ; 

house,  7  Buckingham  terrace 
Bruce,  George,  W.S.,  5  South  Charlotte  st. ; 

house,  2  Glenfinlas  street 
Bruce,  George,  printer,  18  Fettes  row 
Bruce,  Henry,  7  Findhorn  place 
Bruce,  Henry,  18  AtlioU  crescent 
Bruce,    Isaac,    cabinetmaker    and    furniture 

dealer,  1  Dundas  street  and  Circus  lane 
Bruce,  James,  7  Broughton  place 
Bruce,  James,  W.S.  (.4.  cS'  /.  B.,  W.S.),  35 

St  Bernard's  crescent 
Bruce,  Rev.  John,  D.D.,  24   Saxe-Cobourg 

place 
Bruce,  John,  W.S.,  7  Melville  crescent 
Bruce,  Jolm,  24  Brougham  place 
Bruce,  John,  31  Royal  terrace 
Bruce,  John,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Bruce,  Michael,  tailor,  54  St  Mary  street 
Bruce,   Robert,  bedding,  basket,  brush,  and 

fancy   warehouse,   33   St  Patrick  square ; 

house,  1  Blackwood  crescent 
Bruce,  Robert,  draper,  9  Elm  row 
Bruce,  Robert^  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  29  York  pi. 
Bruce,  Rev.  Wilham,  D.D.,  36  Gilmore  place 
Bruce,  Mrs  George  G.,  4  Bellevue  terrace 
|Bruce,  Mrs  Robt.,  Glasgow  temperance  hotel 

and  lodgings,  35  Leith  street 
Bruce,    Mrs    W.,    Ivy   lodge,    Laverockbank 

villas 
Bruce,  Mrs,  20  Lansdowne  crescent 
Bruce,  Mrs,  25  East  Claremont  street 
Bruce,  Mrs,  2  Glenfinlas  street 
Bruce,  Mrs,  superintendent.    Lock   hospital, 
!     Royal  Infirmary 

Bruce,  Misses,  dressmakers,  15  Dublin  street 
Bruce,  Miss  M.,  teacher,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Bruntou,  James,  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers, 

15  Nicolson  square 
Brunton,  Alexander,  cooper,  31  Abbey  hill 
Bruntou,  John,  1  Albert  terrace,  Morningside 
Brunton,  Peter,  joiner,  18  King  street 
Brunton,   William  N.,    surveyor,    62   George 

street 
Bruntsfield  Links  Golf  Club,  30  Wright's 

houses,  and  Millhill,  Musselburgh 


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BUC 


Bryce,  Archcl.  H.,  LL.D.,  rector  of  the  Edin-i 
burgh  Collegiate  School,  27  and  28  Char- 
lotte square  ;  house,  42  Moray  place 

Bryce,  Andl■e^Y,  poulterer  aud  fishmonger,  19 
Queensferry  street 

Bryce,  David,  architect,  131  George  street 

Bryce,  David,  jun.,  architect,  26  Elder  street 

Bryce,  James,  guuraaker  and  rifle  manufac- 
turer, pyrotechnist,  and  dealer  in  fireworks, 
131  Princes  st.;  house,  28  E.  Preston  street 

Bryce,  James,  clerk,  2  Montague  street 

Bryce,  John,  manager,  County  Fire  and 
Provident  Life  Offices,  75  George  street 

Bryce,  John,  wine  merchant,  G3  Princes  street; 
house,  1  Cambridge  street 

BRYCE,  JOHN,  wholesale  and  retail  wine 
and  spirit  merchant,  44  Hanover  street. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  102 

Bryce,  Eobert,  1  Sfc  Vincent  street 

Bryce,  Thomas,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  15 
Drummond  street 

Bryce,  WilUam,  plasterer,  12  S.  Clerk  street ; 
house,  10  Salisbury  street 

Bryce,  AYilliam  M.,  Synod  ofiicer  Established 
Church,  129  Rose  street 

Bryce,  William,  M.D.,  31  Charlotte  square 

Bryce,  Wm.  Moir  {H.M.  General  Register 
Hiuise'),  9  Gladstone  place 

Bryce,  Mrs,  10  North  St  Andrew  street 

Bryce,  Mrs  W.,  lodgings,  2  Albany  street 

Bryce,  Mrs,  9  Hope  terrace 

Bryce,  Mrs,  20  Seton  place 

Bryce,  Mrs,  18  Queensferry  street 

Bryce,  Misses,  3  Saxe-Cobourg  place 

Bryden,  G.  &  A.,  shoe  heel  and  toe  manufac- 
turers, 281  Canongate ;  house,  Dumbie- 
dykes  cottage,  Dumbiedykes  road 

Bryden,  John,  &  Sons,  bellhangers,  Venetian 
and  spring-roller  blind  makers,  16  Frederick 
St.  ;  24  Renfield  street,  Glasgow;  7  Princes 
St.,  Perth  ;  and  33  Bank  street,  Dundee 

Bryden,  "Wm.,  &  Son,  bellhangers,  Venetian 
aud  roller  blind  manufacturei's,  55  George 
street,  and  71  Gordon  street,  Glasgow; 
house,  Waltham  lodge,  Murrayfield 

Bryden,  Adam,  cabinetmaker  and  Venetian 
blind  maker,  Hamilton  place ;  house,  9 
Eaeburn  place 

Bryden,  James  (G.P.O.^,  9  Upper  Grove  pi. 

Bryden,  James,  smith,  5  Tarvit  street ;  house, 
16  Drumdryan  street 

Bryden,  J.  M.  (/.  B.  cj-  Sons),  72  Gt.  King  st. 

Bryden,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1  Market  place 

Bryden,  Miss,  18  East  Preston  street 

Brydon,  Robt.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  40  Quality 
street 

Brydon,  James,  3  Gray's  place 

Brydon,  James,  junior,  flesher,  36  Kirkgate 

Brydon,  John,  2  Parkside  street 

Brydon,    John   Kerr,    solicitor,    3   North    St 

Andrew  street ;  house,  5  Leven  terrace 
Brydon,  R.  (R.  B.  ^-  Co.),  5  Leven  terrace 
Brydon,  Mrs,  58  Broughtou  street 


Brydon,  Mrs,  5  Leven  terrace 

Brydone,  James,  steam-power  printer,  en- 
graver, lithographer,  aud  publisher,  12 
Elder  street ;  house,  14  Barony  street 

Brydone,  J.  K.,  4  Charles  street 

Brydone,  James,  26  Cumberland  street 

Brydone,  Rt.,  12  Elder  st. ;  ho.  27  Duudas  st. 

Brydone,  Mrs,  27  Duudas  street 

Brydone,  Misses,  Summer  Hall  cottage 

Brysou,  Robert,  &  Sons,  chronometer,  watch, 
and  clock  makers  in  ordinary  to  the  Queen, 
66  Princes  street 

Bryson,  James,  optician,  60a  Princes  street ; 
house,  7  Trinity  crescent 

Bryson,  James  {Scottish  Union  Ijisurance  in- 
spector), 47  George  street 

Bryson,  James,  3  Douglas  terrace 

Bryson,  John,  watch  and  clock  maker,  30 
George  iv.  bridge ;  house,  24  Melville  ter. 

Bryson,  R.  {R.  B.  ^-  Sons),  17  Bruntsfield  pi. 

Bryson,  T., hairdresser,  59 St  Andrev/  st.,  Leith 

Bryson,  AVilliam,  senior,  carver  aud  gilder, 
14  Drummond  street 

Brysou,  Mrs,  9  Union  street 

Buchan  &  Johnston,  merchants,  12  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Buchan  &  Meek,  hardware  merchants,  23  Sfc 
James'  square 

Buchan,  Alex.  {Secretary  Scottish  Mefeorolo- 
f/ical  Society),  General  Post  Office  buildings ; 
house,  72  Northumberland  street 

Buchan,  Alex.,  bootmaker,  6  Duncan  street 

Buchan,  A.  W.,  stoneware  manufacturer,  13 
Comely  Green  place 

Buchan,  Geo.  {H.M.  Customs),  1  Gayfield  pi. 

Buchan,  Henry,  S.S.C,  30  Dubhn  street 

Buchan,  Thos.  H.,  church  officer,  8  Henry  st. 

Buchan,  Thos.  {B.  ^^  Johnston),  9  Crown  st. 

Buchan,  Wilham,  cab-hirer,  165  Rose  street 

Buchan,  Miss,  32  East  Preston  st.,  Newington 

Buchanan  Brothers,  grocers  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 1  Canon  place 

Buchanan,  Alex.  {B.  Brothers),  8  Spittal  st. 

Buchanan,  Alex.,  bootmaker,  27  Kirkgate  ; 
house,  1  "Woodville  terrace 

Buchanan,  Arch.,  painter,  56  Brunswick  st. 

Buchanan,  Chas.  M.,  lodgings,  16  Stafford  st. 

Buchanan,  Edward  G.,  commission  merchant, 
colonial  and  insurance  agent,  BeU's  court. 
Quality  lane  ;  house,  33  Drummond  place 

Buchanan,  George,  11  "Walker  terrace 

Buchanan,  James,  S.S.C,  7  North  St  Andrew 
street ;  house,  20  Brighton  place,  Portobello 

Buchanan,  Jas.,  grocer  and  Avine  merchant, 
169  Cowgate 

BUCHANAN,  JAMES,  temperance  hotel  and 
teetotal  coffeehouse,  114  High  street.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  104 

Buchanan,  Jas.  (Z>.  F.  cV  Co.),  3  Seton  place 

Buchanan,  John,  civil  engineer  aud  surveyor, 

24  George  Street 
Buchanan,    John,    commercial    traveller,   15 
Tarvit  street 


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Buchanan,  John,  5  Kemp  place 

Buchanan,    John,    refreshment    rooms,    355 

High  street 
Buchanan,  John,  10  Moray  place 
Buchanan,  John,  waiter,  16  Drumdryan  street 
Buchanan,  John  F.,  52  Duke  street,  Leith 
Buchanau,  William  M.,  M.D.,  ILE.I.C.S.,  3 

Carlton  terrace 
Buchanan,  ^Y.  jim.  (Breysig  S.-  Co.),  7  India  st. 
Buchanan,  Wm.  (H.M.  C),  6  Bowling-green  st. 
Buchanan,  Lady  Leith,  41  Melville  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs  James,  49  Moray  place 
Buchanan,  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  31  Sala- 
mander street 
Buchanan,  Mrs  Cross,  6  Belgrave  crescent 
Buchanan,  ilrs  John,  2  Wardie  crescent 
Buchanan,  Mrs,  51  Lauriston  place 
Buchanan,  Miss,  6  Albert  terrace 
Buchanan,   Miss,   of  AuchintorLie,   IS  Lans- 

downe  crescent 
Buchanan,  Miss,  11  Forth  street 
Bucher,  Signor,  professor  of  singing,  19  Gt. 

Stuart  street 
Bucher,  Frances,  5  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Buckham,  Miss,  12  Lonsdale  terrace 
Buckle,  George,  bootmaker,  2  Yeitch's  place 
Buckle,  Robt.,  engraver,  4  No.  St  Andrew  st. 
Buckle,  William,  printer,  104  Nicolson  street 
Buckle,  Mrs  John,  12  Duncan  street 
Buckle,  Miss,  25  Torphichen  street 
Buckner,  Alfred,  24  Buccleuch  street 
Budge,    Henry,    C.A.,    Treasurer    to    Royal 
Physical   Society,    5  St   Andrew   square ; 
house,  7  Wardie  avenue 
Budge,  James  H.,  15  Tarvit  street 
Budge,  W.,   cartwright,   18  Johnston  street 
•     and  33  Coburg  st.  ;  house,  Albany  st.,  Leith 
'Budge,  Mrs,  6  Clarence  street 
iBudge  &  Webster,  Misses,  millioers  and  di-ess- 

makers,  55  Frederick  street 
Buie,  Miss,  1  West  Maitland  street 
Buist,  James,  wholesale  optician  and  spirit- 
level  maker,   5  Nicolson  street ;   house,   8 
i     Merchiston  terrace 

ifiuist,  John,  victual  dealer,  1  Canning  place 
Buist,  R.,  live  stock  agent  and  auctioneer,  11 

West  Lauriston  place 
Buist,  Thos.,  photographer,  108  George  st. 
Bulloch,  Lade,  &  Co.,  commission  merchants 
(agents  for  Bass  ^-  Co.,  Burton-on-Trenf), 
8  Union  street 
Bulloch,   Lade,   &  Co.,   distillers  from   pure 
;    malt.  Loch  -Katrine  distillery,  Camlachie  ; 
Caol   Ila   distillery,    Islay ;    and  Benmore 
distillery,  Campbeltown  ;  8  Union  street 
Bulloch,  William,  plumber,  40  Grove  street ; 

house,  8  Rosehill  place 
I  Buncle,  Alex.,  fruit  and  tea  dealer,  1  Drum- 
dryan 
Buncle,  Alex.,  fruiterer,  52  &  64  Clerk  street 
Bunning,  Rev.  W.  C,  12  Clifton  terrace 
Bun  tine,  J.  R.,  advocate,  49  Gt.  King  street 
Buntine,  Mrs  William,  49  Great  King  street 


Buntou,  Mrs,  13  Seton  place 

Burch,  William,  saddler,  24  Regent  place 

Burden,  Mrs  George,  temperance  coffeehouse, 

125  and  129  High  street 
Burge,  Charles,  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers,  11 

Leith  walk 
Biu-ge,  A.,  hatter,  35  Grindlay  street 
BUKGE,   JOHN  B.,  hat  and  cap  maker,   47 

Lothian  road ;  house,  8  Clanalpine  buildings, 

Spittal  street,     iji  See  Adv.  p.  66 
Burge,  Wm.,  hat,  cap,  and  umbrella  manufac- 
turer, 10  North  bridge  ;  house,  10  Hill  pi. 
Burge,    Miss,    dressmaker   and   milliner,    35 

Grindlay  street 
Burgess,  Alex.,  nautical  instrument  maker,  1 

Coburg  street 
Burgess,  George,  35  Bristo  street 
Burgess  Golfing  Society  (Golf  Tavern),  27 

Wright's  houses 
Burgess,  James,  merchant,  3  E.  Register  st. ; 

house,  13  Trmity  crescent 
Burgess,  John,  wood  and  ivory  turner,  6  Car- 
rubber's  close  ;  house,  105  South  bridge 
BuEGii  Court  {R.  Morham,  clerk),  10  Royal 

Exchange 
Burgh  Surveyor's  Office  of  Streets  and 

Buildings,  etc.,  19  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Burke,  Francis,  58  Hanover  street 
Burke,  Mrs,  62  Hanover  street 
Burn  &  Baillie,  plumbers,  brassfounders,  and 

gasfitters,  44  Hanover  street 
Burn  &  Gloag,  W.S.,  15  Hill  street 
Burn,  George,  &  Son,  provision  merchants, 

164  High  street 
BURN,  AETHUE,    chiropodist,    144   Princes 

street.     ^i^See  Adv.  p.  48 
Burn,  Arch.  (B.  S,-  Baillie),  60  Frederick  st. 
Burn,  David,  S.S.C.,  27  Cockburn  street 
Burn,  George  (G.  B.  >§■  Son),  11  Teviot  row 
Burn,  George,  W.S.   (B.  S,'  Gloag),  15  Hill 

street 
Burn,  John  (G.  B.  cV  So7i),  21  Gilmore  place 
Burn,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  7  Teviot  row 
Burn,  Wm.,  coach -hirer,  Windsor  street  lane 
Burn,  Mrs,  2  Malta  terrace 
Burn,  Miss,  34  Gilmore  place 
Burn,  Miss,  8  Greenhill  bank 
Burn,  Miss,  55  Grange  road 
Burness,  W.  &  J.,  W.S.,  11  Drummond  place 
Biurness,  Jas.  (W.  Sf-  J.  B.),  11  Drummond  pi. 
Burness,  Wm.,  printer  to  Her  Majesty,  2  N. 

St  Andrew  st.  ;  house,  11  Drummond  pi. 
Burness,  William  (IF.  ^'  J.  B.),  16  E.  Clare- 

mont  street 
Burnet,  Alexander,  15  ^fiUerfield  place 
Burnet,  Andrew,  grocer,  spirit  merchant,  and 

baker,  152  Cowgate  and  58  Crosscauseway 
Burnet,  Andrew,  agent  (TFm.  Younger  ^  Co.), 

2  North  Mansionhouse  road 
Burnet,  James,  japanner,  Ramsay  lane ;   ho. 

19  St  Catherine  place 
Burnet,  James,  5  Livingstone  place 
i  Burnet,  John,  advocate,  29  Great  King  street 


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Buruet,  Peter,  wood  carver,  4  Swinton  row  ; 

house,  13  Union  street 
Burnet,  Peter,  clerk,  24  Brougham  place 
Burnet,  "Wm.,  brassfo under,  30  Nicolson  st.  ; 

house,  2  Hill  place 
Buruet,  Mrs,  17  Dundas  street 
Burnett  &  Co.,  grocers,  4  West  End  pi. ;  ho.  5 
Burnett,  Sir   Robert,  &  Co.,  vinegar  makers, 
distillers,  and  brandy  merchants,  Vauxhall, 
London  ;  Port  Hopetoun  warehouses — W. 
&  H.  Potts,  agents 
Burnett,    George,    advocate,   Lyon    King   of 

Arms,  21  Walker  street 
Burnett,  George,  tailor,  182  Rose  street 
Burnett,  George,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

204  Canougate  and  92  St  Leonard  street 
Burnett,  James,  butcher,  100  Canongate 
Burnett,  John,  Caledonian  hotel,  1  Castle  st. 
Burnett,  John  {Drew  ^^  B.),  18  Lonsdale  ter. 
Burnett,  John,  16  Glengyle  terrace 
Burnett,  Rt.  A.,  lithograjaher,  42  Morrison  st. 
Burnett,  Mrs,  16  Glengyle  terrace 
Burnett,  Miss,  21  Lauriston  street 
Burnfield,  Mrs,  Elizabethan  cot.,  Jordan  lane 
Burnley,  William  F.,  24  Ainslie  place 
Burns  &   Bell,   tailors,   clothiers,  and   shirt- 
makers,  13  Bank  street 
Burns,  Andrew,  writer,  29  Alva  street 
Burns,  Arch.,  photographer,  22  Calton  hill 
Burns,  Francis,  50  Grove  street 
Burns,    George,    dealer  in  horses,  166  Rose 

street,  lane  ;  house,  30  Morrison  street 
Bums,  James  S.,  5  Mackenzie  place 
Burns,  John  C,  23  Downie  place 
Burns,  Jn.,  stationer  &newsagt.,  13  Baker's  pi. 
Burns,  J.,  coal  merchant,  14  Blackwood  cres. 
Burns,  John,  coal  merchant,  16  Port  Hope- 
toun ;  house,  59  Earl  Grey  street 
Burns,  John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

54  Crosscauseway 
Burns,  Josiah,  37  Haddington  place 
Bums,  M.,  broker,  143  Cowgate 
Burns,    Michael,    coalmaster,    4    Brunswick 
place,  sole  lessee  for  Sir  W.  C.  Anstruther, 
Mauldslie  ;  house,  11  Torphichen  street 
Burns,    Thomas,   joiner,  115  Causewayside ; 

house,  31  Minto  street 
Burns,  Mrs,  12  Charles  street 
Bums,  Mrs  William,  6  Comely  green  place 
Burns,  Mrs,  8  Upper  Grove  place 
Burns,  Mrs,  cook,  68  Thistle  street 
Burns,  Mrs,  34  London  street 
Burns,  Mrs  James  D.,  13  Glengyle  terrace 
Burns,  Mrs  William,  9  Bernard  terrace 
Burns,  Miss,  25  Charlotte  square 
Burnside,  Mrs  John,  2  Crichton  street 
Burnside,  Jane,  fruiterer,  11  Antigua  street 
Burnside,  Miss,  12  Lynedoch  place 
Burrell  &  Byers,  printers,  20  Assembly  street 
Burrell,  C,  wine  &  spirit  mercht.,  8  Jamaica  st. 
Burt,  Alexander,  coal  merchant.  North  British 

station,  Lith  walk ;  house,  17  Balfour  st. 
Burt,  Robert,  mattress  maker,  270  Cowgate 


Burt,  Mrs,  12  York  place 

Burt,  Mrs,  35  London  street 

Burt,  Miss,  8  Atholl  place 

Burt,  Miss,  47  Great  King  street 

Burton,  F.  W.,  tobacconist,  11  S.  College  st. 

Burton,  J.  H.,  LL.D.,  advocate,  office  of  H.M, 

Prison  Managers,  30  Castle  terrace 
Burton,  James,  wright  and  builder,  St  Stephen 

street ;  house,  9  West  Claremont  street 
Burton,  James,  43  India  place 
Burton,  James,  60  Pleasance 
Burton,  Mungo,  artist,  19  Leopold  place 
Burton,  Mrs,  9  Dean  street 
Bush,  John,  Craigleith  cottage.  Comely  bank 
Butchard,  C.  T.  (G.P.O.),  3  Pilrig  cottages 
Butchart,  Alexander,  mason,  4  Hope  street 
Butler,  James,  glazier,  54  Brunswick  street 
Butler,  Robert,  spirit   dealer,  5  Drummond 

street ;  house,  61  Clerk  street 
Butler,  Walter,  8  Kerr  street 
Butt,  Diedrick,  sugar  boiler,  Breadalbane  st. 
Butters,  Alex.,  bootmaker,  9  Broughton  st. 
Butters,    James,    horse-shoer,   Leslie   place ; 

house,  2  Dean  street 
Butters,  Laurence,  seal  engraver  to  the  Queen, 

die  cutter,  and  heraldic  designer,  41  Geo.  st. 
Butti,    J.   A.,    carver,   gilder,    looking-glass 

manufacturer,  fine  arts  collector,  and  dealer 

in  articles  of  vertu,  7  Queen  street 
Byers,  John,  teacher,  18  Gladstone  terrace 
Byres,  David,  13  Findhorn  place 
Byrne,  Rev.  Martin  J.,  St  Patrick's,  Cowgate 

Cadden,  George,   boot  and  shoe  maker,  16 

East  Richmond  street 
Cadell,  Francis,  surgeon,   M.B.,   F.R.C.S.E., 

4  Buckingham  terrace 
Cadell,  IShs  Alexander,  4  Bellevue  terrace 
Cadell,  Mrs,  4  Buckingham  terrace 
Cadell,  Mrs,  The  Cedars,  23  Greenhill  gardens 
Cadenhead,  A.  F.,  writer,  6  Valleyfield  street 
Cafe  Royal  Hotel,  West  Register  place 
Caird,  Andrew,  linen  and  woollen  draper,  2 

Anne  place  ;  house,  3 
Caird,  Edward,  3  Chalmers  crescent 
Caird,  F.  G.,  agent,  18  Calton  hill 
Cairncross,  H.  L.,  chemist,  13  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Cairncross,  James,  baker,  46  North  Fort  street 
Cairnie,  John,  upholsterer,  9  George  street; 

house,  24  Raeburn  place 
Cairns,  G.  &  H.,  W.S.,  21  St  Andrew  square 
Cairns,  Andrew  D.,  spirit  merchant,  45  Leith 

street ;  house,  35  Barony  street 
Cairns,  A.,  grocer  and  wine  mercliant,  99  and 

120  High  street ;  house,  4  St  Catherine  place 
Cairns,  George  (  Wood  S)-  (7.),  6  St  John  street 
Cairns,  Henry,  W.S.,  21  St  Andrew  square 
Cairns,  James  {messenger,  Life  Association), 

54  Rose  street  lane 
Cairns,  John,  dairy,  90  Fountainbridge 
Cairns,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  330 

Lawnmarket  and  85  Canougate  ;  house,  2 

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Cairns,  Joliu,  5  Sciennes  hill 

Cairns,  John,  31  Xicolson  street 

Cairns,  J.,  grocer,  226  Cowgate 

Cairns,  Thomas,  M.D.,F.R.C.S.E.,L.R.C.P.E., 
physician  and  surgeon,  61  Lauriston  place 

Cairns,  Thomas,  brewer  {Union  Barm  Co.), 
44  Candlemaker  row 

Cairns,  Walter,  7  Charles  street 

Cairns,  William,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  14 
Saunders  street ;  house,  24  Home  street 

Cairns,  William,  salesman,.  2  Lothian  road 

Cairns,  William,  18  Couper  street 

Cairns,  Mrs  John,  milLmer,  North  Junction 
street ;  house,  2  Hope  terrace,  Leith 

Cairns,  Mrs,  41a  Broughton  street 

Cairns,  Mrs,  15  Greenhill  gardens 

Cairns,  Misses,  ladies'  underclothing,  em- 
broidery, and  stamping  warehouse,  118 
Princes  street 

Calder,  Henry,  &  Son,  wine  merchants  and 
family  grocers,  21  South  Clerk  street 

Calder,  Alexander,  monumental  sculptor, 
BeUevue ;  house,  8  Rintoul  place 

Calder,  David,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 112  Canongate 

Calder,  D.,  house  agent,  21  South  College  st. 

Calder,  James,  teacher,  Donaldson's  hospital 

Calder.  John,  tailor,  5  GlanviUe  place 

Calder,  John,  commission  agent,  5  Hay  street ; 
house,  61  Clerk  street 

Calder,  John,  Bellfield  house.  Trinity 

Calder,  Peter,  2  Cochrane  place 

CALDER,  ROBERT,  coal  agent,  Haymarket; 
house,  165  Rose  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  99 

Calder,  Thomas,  16  Rose  street 

CALDER,  WM.,  sailmaker,  cordage,  sailcloth, 
etc.,  store,  22  Commercial  street ;  ho.  Bank 
villa,  Ferry  road,  Leith.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  93 

Calder,  William,  warehouseman,  80  Rose- 
mount  buildings 

Calder,  Wm.,  manager,  Fire-Lighter  Factory, 
27  South  Norton  place;  house,  86  Prince 
Albert  buildings 

Calder,  William,  29  Lauriston  gardens 

Calder,  William,  beast  and  sheep  salesman, 
19  Archibald  place 

Calder,  Mrs,  6  Maryfield 

Calder,  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Dryden  street 

Calder,  Miss,  14  Barony  street 

Calderwood,  Rev.  Henry,  LL.D.,  Professor  of 
Moral  Philosophy,  University  of  Edinburgh, 
Craigrowan,  Napier  road 

Calderwood,  Henry,  commercial  traveller,  8 
Woodville  terrace 

Calderwood,  John,  12  Viewforth  terrace 

Caldwell  &  Co.,  button  and  trimming  mer- 
chants, 313  High  street 

CALDWELL  BROTHERS,  wholesale  stationers, 
engravers,  and  lithographic  printers,  11,  13, 
and  15  Waterloo  pi.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  46 

Caldwell,  David,  hosier  and  glover,  37  and  39 
•   Leith  street ;  house,  11  Chalmers  crescent 

Caldwell,  David,  18  Panmure  place 


Caldwell,  William,  Mayfield  loan 

Caldwell,  William  (superintendent  engineer, 
Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamburg  Co.),  Manhattan 
villa,  Summerside  place,  Ferry  road 

Caldwell,  Wm.,  Clydesdale  inn,  26  Grassmarket 

Caledonian  Coal  Co.  (F.  W.  Brickman, 
manacier),  3  Dublin  street 

CALEDOOTAN  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE 
COMPANY  {John  Moinet,  manager),  19 
George  street  ;  agents,  Mann  &  Duncan, 
S.S.C,  42  Bernard  st.    *  See  Adv.  p.  16 

Caledonian  Provident  Im^ESTMENT  Society 
{R.  Wilson,  manager),  28  Frederick  street 

Caledonian  Railway  Company's  Carting 
Department  ;  goods  and  parcels  received 
and  forwarded  by  goods  and  passenger 
trains ;  orders  received  for  uplifting  goods, 
offices,  32  George  iv.  bridge,  21  Candle- 
maker  row,  11  Princes  street,  Lothian  road 
goods  station,  7  Bernard  street,  and  Leith 
goods  station  ;  Archibald  M'Gregor,  dis- 
trict carting  superintendent 

Caledonl\n  &  London  &  North-Western 
Railway  Company's  General  Enquiry  and 
Passenger  Booking  Office,  for  west  coast 
route,  11  Princes  street 

Caledonian  R.ulway  Company's  Goods 
Manager's  office,  11  Princes  street 

Caledonian  United  Service  Club,  14  Queen 
street 

Caledonian  Youths'  Friendly  Society  : 
Alexander  Leitch,  3  Gladstone  terrace, 
treasurer  ;  James  Davie,  20  Spittal  street, 
secretary 

Callam,  George,  &  Co.,  braziers  to  Her  Ma- 
jesty, tinplate  workers,  plumbers,  smiths, 
and  ironmongers,  13  Greenside  place 

Callam,  Thomas,  &  Son,  gasfitters,  braziers, 
coppersmiths,  and  tinplate  workers,  51 
Shore 

Callam,  George  (T.  C.  ^  Son),  1  Summerside 
street.  Ferry  road 

Callam,  Miss  Isabella,  32  East  Preston  street 

Callander,  John,  1  Hillside  crescent 

Callendar  Coal  Co.  ;  Andrew  Taylor,  agent, 
9  Port  Hamilton 

Callander,  David,  &  Sons,  tanners,  curriers, 
and  oil  merchants,  St  Anthony  lane,  Leith, 
and  Bonnington 

Callender,  Alexander,  6  Lochend  road 

Callender,  Henry,  C.A.,  19a  Hill  street;  house, 
8  St  Vincent  street 

Callender,  John  A.,  2  Newbattle  terrace 

Callender,  Peter,  baker  and  confectioner, 
Morningside  bank;  house,  2  Blackford  place 

Callender,  Thomas  (Z>.  C.  Sf  Sons),  Ardvilla, 
Raimesfield,  Ferry  road 

Callender,  Miss,  27  Upper  Gray  street 

Callender,  Miss,  14  MiUerfield  place 

CaUender,  Misses,  8  Duke  street,  Leith 

CaUum,  Miss,  music  teacher,  4  St  Patrick  sq. 

Calver,  Charles,  jun.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 80  West  bow  ;  house,  13  Grindlay  st. 


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Calver,  Charles,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  68 
Bristo  street;  house,  17  St  Patrick  square 

Calver,  Eobert,  straw  hat  manufacturer,  27 
South  bridge  ;  house,  9  Hill  square 

Calvert,  F.  B.,  A.M.,  rhetorical  lecturer  and 
teacher  of  elocution,  New  College,  2  West 
Newingtou 

Cambridge,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 
14  Raeburn  place 

Camden  Society  {T.  G.  Stevenson,  agent),  22 
Frederick  street 

Cameron  &  Co.,  educational  and  scholastic 
transfer  agents,  27  Cockburn  street 

Cameron  &  Mitchell,  grocers,  6  Allison  place 

Cameron,  J.  &  P.,  general  carriers  and  con- 
tractors, agents  for  the  Midland  Railway  Co. 
in  connection  with  the  North  British  Rail- 
way :  offices,  5  Brown  square,  Waverley 
bridge  goods  station,  Edinburgh,  and  rail- 
way office,  Constitution  street,  Leith 

Cameron,  James,  &  Son,  hair  manufacturers, 

I  Physic  gardens 

Cameron,  Alexander  (Customs),  8  Hawthorn 

bank  terrace,  Leith 
Cameron,  Alexander,  cowfeeder,  5  Duncan  st. 
Cameron,  Alex.,  butler,  10  Gardner's  crescent 
Cameron,  Alexander,  dairy,  97  Canongate 
Cameron,    Archibald,    commercial   traveller, 

8  Salisbury  bank 
Cameron,   Archibald,   spirit  merchant,   149a 

Constitution  street 
Cameron,    Charles,    commission     agent,    40 

Quahty  street 
Cameron,  Charles,  2  Athole  terrace 
Cameron,  Charles,  6  Bonnington  place 
Cameron's  Commercial  hotel,  21  and  22  Flesh- 
market  close 
Cameron,  D.  (G.P.O.),  15  St  James'  square 
Cameron,  Daniel,  shoemaker,  35  N.  Pitt  st. 
Cameron,    Duncan,    wholesale   stationer  and 
steel  pen  patentee,  23  Blair  street ;  house, 

II  Arnistou  place 

Cameron,  Ewen  {Macrae  Sf  C),  125  Princes  st. 

Cameron,  Ewen,  watchmaker,  1  E.  London  st. 

Cameron,  Geo.,  feather  dresser  and  bedding 
manufacturer,  Suubury,  Dean 

Cameron,  Henry,  bootmaker,  22  Bank  street ; 
house,  4  Ritchie  place 

Cameron,  H.,  teacher,  27  Gay  field  square  ; 
house,  8  Annandale  street 

Cameron,  Hugh  (jnanager,  Scottish  Property 
Investment  Co.),  7  Leven  terrace 

Cameron,  Hugh,  butcher,  15  &  16  High  market 

Cameron,  Hugh,  R.S.A.,  16  Picardy  place  ; 
house,  21  India  street 

Cameron,  J.,  Church  officer,  11  Arthur  street 

Cameron,  J.  A.,  lithographer  and  letterpress 
printer,  stationer,  and  bookbinder  ;  Came- 
ron's Time  Tables,  post  office,  10  Clerk  st. 

Cameron,  James,  grocer,  22  Broughton  street 

Cameron,  James,  philosophical  instrument 
maker,  39  South  bridge 

Cameron,  James,  14  Arthur  street 


Cameron,  James,  3  West  Stanhope  place 
Cameron,    James,    painter   and   glazier,    214 

Canongate  ;  house,  17  St  James'  square 
Cameron,  James  (/.   C.  ^'  Son),  hair  manu- 
facturer, 4  Melville  terrace 
Cameron,  John,  9  Stanhope  place 
Cameron,  John,  coach-hirer,  33  Alva  street; 

office,  22  ]\Iaitland  street 
Cameron,  John,   smith    and    bellhanger,    36 

Bristo  street ;  house,  60  Buccleuch  street 
Cameron,  John,  shipmaster,  9  Madeira  street 
Cameron,  John,  builder,  George  street,  Leith ; 

house,  1  Grahame  street 
Cameron,  John,  384  Castle  hill 
Cameron,  John,  coal  merchant   and   general 

agent,  Caledonian  depot 
Cameron,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  17 

Canongate  ;  house,  53 
Cameron,    John,    blacksmith,    East    Dublin 

street  lane 
Cameron,  John,  basketmaker,  15  Downie  place 
Cameron,  John,  26  Grindlay  street 
Cameron,  John,  4  Gillespie  street 
Cameron,  P.  (/.  ^-  P.  C),  25  George  square 
CAMERON,  PETER,  dentist,  30  Barony  street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  48 
Cameron,  P.  H.,  S.S.C,  4  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Cameron,  Richard,  antiquarian  bookseller,  37 

Geo.  IV.  bridge  ;  house,  3  W.  Stanhope  pi. 
Cameron,  Robert  Owen,  wine  and  spirit  dealer, 

1  West  Preston  street ;  house,  22 
Cameron,  Robert  M.,  wholesale  stationer,  6 

Lonsdale  terrace 
Cameron,  Robert,  93  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Cameron,  Thomas,  17  Calton  hill 
Cameron,  William,  18  Grindlay  street 
Cameron,  WiUiam  Hodges  (Treasurer  Edin- 
burgh and  District  Water  Trust),  William- 
field,  Newhaven  road 
Cameron,  Mrs,  5  Summerhall 
Cameron,  Mrs,  49  Gihnore  place 
Cameron,  Mrs,  6  Lonsdale  terrace 
Cameron,  Mrs,  3  Bruntsfield  terrace 
Cameron,  Mrs,  21  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Cameron,  Mrs,  56  Potterrow 
Cameron,  Mrs,  laundress,  1  Roxburgh  street 
Cameron,    Mrs   Alexander,   wine   and    spirit 

merchant,  17  Market  street 
Cameron,  Mrs  F.,  house  painter,  25  Cockburn. 

street ;  house,  8  Market  street 
Cameron,  Mrs  James,  milliner,  239  Canongate 
Cameron,  Mrs  John,  35  Scotland  street 
Cameron,  Margaret,  7  Nicolson  square 
Cameron,  Misses,  2  Maitland  place 
Cameron,  Misses,  stay  and  dress  makers,  29 

Frederick  street 
Campbell  &  Co.,  lace  merchants,  65  George  st. 
Campbell,  J.  &  W.,  &  Co.,  warehousemen,  54: 

North  bridge 
Campbell  &  Cruickshank,  builders  and  house 

carpenters,  Bainfield  terrace 
Campbell,  Brown,  &  Dudgeon,  oilcake  mer- 
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Campbell,  Dick,  &  Son,  shoemakers,  o  Black- 
ford place,  Morningside 
Campbell,  Espie,  &  Bell,  W.S.,  6  Rutland  sq. 
Campbell   &   Johuston,   butchers,    1    and   2 

Middle  market 
Campbell  &  Smith,  S.S.C.,  26  York  place 
Campbell,  A.  &  A.,  W.S.,  22  Dublin  street 
Campbell,    Archd.,    &   Co.,  brewers,  Argyle, 

brewery,  145  Cowgate 
Campbell,  J.  A.,  &  Lamond,  C.S.  and  N.P., 

2  Albyn  place  | 

Campbell,  J.  N.,  &  Co.,  sliipbrokers,  9  Dock 

place  :  house.  8  Union  street,  Leith  j 

Campbell,  P.  &  P.,   dyers  and  cleauei-s,   39 

Cockburn  street 
Campbell,  Thos.  B.,  &  Co.,  metal  merchants. 

milled  sheet-lead,  lead  and  composition  pipe, 

and  tin  tube  manufactiu-ers,  8  Picai'dy  pi. ; 

■works,  61  Constitution  street 
Camjjbell.    Alexander,   manufacturer   of   the 

Indian  Spiced  Malt  Vinegar,  etc.,  TVaverley 

malt  vinegar  works,  Gilmore  park 
Campbell,  Alexander,  6  Charlotte  square 
Campbell,  A.,  dairy,  Bainfield  terrace;  ho.  4 
Campbell,  Alexander,  slater  and  glazier,  34 

Buccleuch  street 
Campbell,  Archibald,  22  Lynedoch  place 
Campbell,  Archibald,  waiter,  2  Greenside  end 
Campbell,    Archibald    {City    Chambers),    18 

Gladstone  terrace 
Campbell,  Archibald,  butcher,  2  Grassmarket 
Campbell,   Arthur,   W.S.  (.4.    .V   A.    C),  3 

Drummoud  place 
Campbell,  Arthur,  jun.,  "^.S.  (.1.  S,'  ^-  C.), 

4  Randolph  crescent 
Camj^bell,  Charles,  47  York  place 
CAMPBELL,   COLIN,  flesher,  6  Kerr  street ; 

house,  12  India  place.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  107 
Campbell,    CoHu,    boot    and    shoemaker,    3 

Abbotsford  place 
Campbell,    Colin,   bank    messenger,    15    St 

Patrick  squarie 
Campbell,  Daniel,  tailor,  128  Xicolson  street 
Campbell,  Daniel  (of  Clydesdale  Bank,  High 

street),  1  Glengjde  terrace 
Campbell,  David,  3  Moray  street 
Campbell,   David,   pawnbroker,   97   Xicolsou 
street  and  274  Cowgate,  and  warehouse- 
man, 270  ;  house,  2  Roxburgh  street 
Campbell,  D.,  dairy,  4a  St  James'  square 
Campbell,  Dick,  shoemaker  (Z).  C.  .y  Sun),  1 

Jordan  lane 
Campbell,  Donald,  engineer,  19  James  street 
Campbell,  Edward,  2  AVest  St  Anthony  place 
Campbell,  Francis,  lodgings,  16  Hart  street 
Campbell,    George,    photographic    artist,    9 

Mary  place 
Campbell,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

3  Veitch's  place ;  house,  9  Mary  place 
Campbell,  George,  1  Old  Physic  gardens 
Camjjbell,  Henry,  grocer,  11  Richmond  place 
Campbell,    Hugh,    wholesale   tea   dealer,    24 
Nicolson  street 
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Campbell,  H.,  waiter,  lodgings,  16  Castle  st. 

Campbell,  James,  paperhangings,  carpet,  and 
floorcloth  merchant,  34  Cockburn  street; 
house,  17  TVest  Preston  street 

Campbell,  J.  T.,  teacher,  John  Watson's  Inst. 

Campbell,  James,  advocate,  26  York  place 

Campbell,  James  (C  ^-  CrtiicJcshanJc),  Bain- 
field terrace 

Campbell,  John,  7  Leith  street 

Campbell,  John,  die  and  stamp  cutter,  51 
Cockburn  street 

Campbell,  John,  clerk,  6  Kirk  street 

Campbell,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  28  St 
Patrick  square ;  house,  1 0 

Campbell,  John,  hairdresser,  39  Shore 

Campbell,  John,  6  St  Vincent  street 

Campbell,  John,  dairyman,  4  Balbirnie  place 

Campbell,  John,  collector  and  agent  for  the 
Scottish  Fire  Insurance  Company  (Luuited), 
1  London  street 

Campbell,  John,  cowfeeder,  18  Rose  street 

Campbell,  John,  writer,  15  Leven  terrace 

Campbell,  John,  newsagent,  88  Pleasance 

Campbell,  John,  9  Raeburn  place 

Campbell,  Joseph  Stott,  agent  for  Robertson 
Brothers  of  London,  Cadiz  and  Oporto 
merchants,  Baberton  house.  Juniper  green 

Campbell,  Jlajor,  3  Hope  terrace 

Campbell,  Murdoch,  janitor,  Moray  house, 
Canongate 

Camjjbell,  Murdoch,  coach-hirer,  32  William 
street 

Campbell,  Xeil  Colquhouu,  advocate,  81  Great 
King  street 

Campbell,  Neil  M.,  S.S.C,  4  North  St  David 
street ;  house,  40  Great  King  street 

Campbell,  Ord  Graham,  5  Oxford  terrace 

Campbell,  Peter,  j^aperhangings  and  floor- 
cloth and  carpet  manufacturer,  4  Greenside 
street ;  house,  Peutland  view,  ]\Iayfield  st. 

Camjjbell,  Richard  V.,  advocate,  5  Albany  st. 

Campbell,  Robert,  u-onmonger  and  seed  mer- 
chant, 36  Grassmarket;  ho.  2  Chalmers  st. 

Campbell,  Robert,  bootmaker,  10  Hill  square 

Campbell,  Robt.  (T.B.C.  cV  Co.),  6  John's  pi. 

Campbell,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  6  Claremont  pi. 

Campbell,  Roderick,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 6  Prospect  terrace  ;  house,  50  Prince 
Albert  buildings 

Campbell,  Simon  (C.  S^-  Smith),  26  York  place 

Campbell,  S.  Scott,  29  India  place 

Campbell,  Colonel  T.  Hay,  2  Brandon  street 

Campbell,  T.  B.  (T.B.  C.  ^  Co.),  28 Regent  ter. 

Campbell,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  65  S.  Back  of 
Canongate  ;  house,  12  Haddington's  entry 
Campbell,  Thomas,  36  Hanover  street 

Campbell,  Thomas  C.  {B.  L.  Co.'s  Bank),  1 

St  Vincent  street 
Campbell,  Wm.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  dealer, 

41  Crosscauseway  ;  ho.  47  St  Leonard  st. 
Campbell,  AYm.,  provision  dealer,  26  Greenside 

street;  house,  28 
Campbell,  William,  15  Gladstone  terrace 


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Campbell,  William,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 17  and  19  Charlotte  street 
Campbell,  William  (T.  B.  C.  Sf  Co.),  1  Carlton 

Campbell,  Wm.  (G.P.O.),  21  St  John's  hill 
Campbell,    William,   modeller   and    plasterer 
{Stuart  Si  Co.),  21  West  Maitland  street   - 
Campbell,  Mrs,  clothier  and  draper,  6  Barony  st. 
Campbell,  Mrs  Adam,  2  Chamberlain  road 
Campbell,  Mrs  A.  D.,  7  West  Maitland  street 
Campbell,  Mrs  Barbara,  broker,  62  Potterrow 
Campbell,  Mrs  C,  lodgings,  10  Baker's  place 
Campbell,  Mrs  D.,  18  Panmm'e  place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  of  Achnacloich,  9  South-east 

Circus  place 
Campbell,  Mrs  Donald,  9  Inverleith  row 
Campbell,  Mrs  Dr  John,  13  Lynedoch  place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  senior,  of  Kilberry,  9  Rosebery 

crescent 
Campbell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  St  James'  place 
Campbell,  Mrs  Patrick,  1  St  Stephen  street 
Campbell,    Mrs    Robert,    of    Skerrington,    4 

Darnaway  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  of  Ederline,  27  Howard  place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  8  Merchiston  terrace 
Campbell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Archibald  place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  60  Castle  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Union  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  8  Union  street,  Leith 
Campbell,  Mrs,  8  Dalrymple  crescent 
Campbell,  Mrs,  4  West  Stanhope  place  , 
Campbell,  Mrs,  4  Queensicrry  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  1  Windsor  street 
Campbell,  Mrs  Thos.,  grocer,  24  South  Rich- 
mond street 
Campbell,  Miss  C.  E.,  7  Brougham  place 
Campbell,  Miss  Elizabeth,  toy  and  smallware 

dealer,  18  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Campbell,  Miss  Marion,  35  Heriot  row 
Campbell,  Miss,  45  Frederick  street 
Campbell,  Miss,  1  Great  Stuart  street 
Campbell,  Miss,  16  Merchiston  terrace 
Campbell,  ]\Iiss,  dressmaker,  63  Frederick  st. 
Campbell,  Miss,  13  Panmure  place 
Campbell,  Miss,  of  Walton  park,  4  Eton  ter. 
Campbell,  Miss,  49  Melville  street 
Campbell,  Miss,  13  Dean  terrace 
Campbell,  Miss,  school  for  young  ladies,  33 

Lauristou  gardens 
CamjDbel],  Miss,  of  Southhall,  68  Northumber- 
land street 
Campbell,  Miss,  2  Albyn  place 
Campbell,  Miss,  dressmaker,  34  William  street 
Campion,  Mrs,  38  Cockburn  street 
Canch,  Mrs,  2  Bellevue  terrace 
Candlisli,  Rev.  Robert  S.,  D.D.,  52  Melville  st. 
Candlisli,  Miss,  17  Henderson  place 
Cannon,  Alexander,  printer  and  publisher,  23 

Thistle  street;  house,  do. 
Cannon,  T.  ]\[.,  printer,  5  Upper  Grove  place 
Cannon,  Wm.  Milne,  printer,  1  Kemp  place 
Canono.mk,  Buudii  Clekk  ok;  Wm.  Eraser, 
W.S.,  31  Princes  street 


Caol  Ila  Distillery,  Islay ;  office,  S  Union  st. 

Cappelletti,  Gabrel,  20  Barony  street 

Cappie,  James,  M.D.,  47  Lauriston  place 

Carfrae  &  Belfrage,  land  surveyors  and  civil 
engineers,  1  Erskine  place 

Carfrae  &  Whyte,  saddlers,  7  Queensferry  st. 

Ca,rfrae,  A.,  general  engraver,  5  Roxburgh  ter. 

Carfrae,  D.,  bird  stuffer,  36  Frederick  street; 
house,  22  South  Back  of  Canongate 

Carfrae,  David,   bii'd  and  animal  stuffer,   9 
Calton  street 

Carfrae,  Robert,  house  painter,  19  Pitt  street 

Carfrae,  T.  (C.  Sf  Belfrage),  9  Osborne  ter. 

Carfrae,  Wm.  (C.  Sf  Whyte),  2  Lothian  road 

Carfrae,  Wm.,  M.D.,  The  Bloom,  Canaan  lane 

Carfrae,  William  (Phil.  lustn.),  20  Bell  place 

Carfrae,  Mrs  A.,  11  Richmond  terrace 

Carfrae,  Mrs,  45  Frederick  street 

Cargey,  ]\Irs,  41  Montague  street 

Cargill,  Alexander,  9  Devon  place 

Carlisle  &  A\^atts,  stationers,  desk  and  dressing- 
case  makers,  etc.,  49  and  51  Hanover  street 

Carlisle,  James,  5  Hope  park  crescent 

Carlisle,  John  {C.  Sf  Watts),  19  Duudas  street 

Carlisle,  Robert,  32  Rankeillor  street 

Carlisle,  W.,  draper,   33  Nicolson  street;  ho. 
8  Hope  park  square 

Carlon,  Hugh,  furniture  dealer,  172  Cowgate 

Carlon,  M.,  broker,  33  Cowgate 

Carlyle,  John,  18  Downie  place 

Garment,  John,  S.S.C.  (APEwen  c^-  C),  36 
Great  King  street 

Garment,  Mrs,  1  Oxford  terrace 

Carmichael  &  Son,  poulterers,  60  Queen  street 
and  4  Poultry  market 

Carmichael,  James  (C.  c^'  Son),  62  Queen  st.    ^ 

Carmichael,  Jas.,  classical  master  in  the  Edin-'j 
burgh  Academy,  9  Saxe-Cobourg  place 

Carmichael,  James  (City  of  Glasgow  Bank),  i 
18  Montague  street  ' 

Carmichael,  John,  teacher  (-Sd  BernarcVs  Parish ' 
School,  Dean  street),  27  Cheyne  street 

Carmichael,  J.  S.,  jeweller,  20  Drummond  st.  . 

Carmichael,    Joseph    Taylor,    cashier    (SJiore 
Dues  Of  ice),  14  Glover  street 

Carmichael,  Mitchell  (Prop,  and  Income  Tax) : 
office,   12  Waterloo  place ;  house,  15  Bath, 
street,  Portobello  j 

Carmichael,  Robert,  poultry  and  egg  merchant,  j 
Broughton  market ;  ho.  33  London  street    j 

Carmichael,  Robert  H.,  clerk,  16  Madeira  street 

Carmichael,  Thos.,  S.S.C,  ION.  St  Andrew  st. 

Carmichael,  T.,  smith,  5  St  Andrew  St.,  Leith  ; 
house,  72  Kirkgate 

Carmichael,  T.,  brewer,  23  N.  B.  of  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  33  Spiring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 

Carmichael,  AYaltcr  S.,  M.D.,  3  Annandale  st. 

Carmichael,  William,   architect   and   teacher 
of  architectural  drawing,  44  South  bridge 

Carmichael,  Wm.  S.,  surgeon  and  accoucheur, 
22  Northumberland  street 

Carmichael,  Wm.,  butcher,  5  Broughton  mar- 
ket ;  house,  8  Mansfield  place 


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Cai-micbae],  Mrs  J.  F.,  1  M:iiy  place 
Carmicliael,  Mi-s  Margaret,  9  Grange  road 
Carmichael,  ^Irs,  poulterer.  5  Poultry  market 
Carmicliael,  Mrs,  36  Inverleith  row 
Carmichael,  Misses,  81  Clerk  street 
Carmichael,  Miss  C.  S.,  teacher,  80  S.  Clerk  st. 
Carmichael,  Miss  Jauet,  teacher,  3  Windmill  st. 
Carmichael,  Miss,  33  Howe  street 
Carmout,  Mrs,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  19  Pan- 
mure  place 
Carnegie,  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  45 
Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  ■!  Brougham  place 
Carnegie,  James,  jmiior,  16  Windsor  street 
Carnegie,  James,  15  Alva  street 
Cai-negie,  Jn.,  family  coal  mercht.,  Haymarket 
and  2a  York  place ;  ho.  67  Torphichen  st. 
Carnegie,  Wm.  C,  architect,  31  Paumure  pi. 
Carnegie,  Mrs  Johnston,  3  Chamberlain  road 
Carnegie.  Miss,  32  Blacket  place 
Carnegy,  Robert,  M.D.,  41  Charlotte  square 
Carnegy,  Miss,  Laverockbank  house.  Trinity 
Carnicelli,  James,  &  Co..  mould  and  figure 
makers,  -4  Greenside  place  ;  house,  2  Pater- 
son's  court.  Barony  street 
Carnochan,  Andrew,  Excise  officer,  15  Mon- 
tague street 
Caron,  F.,  10  Madeira  place 
Carpenter,  Miss,  boarding-house,  ISBuccleuch 

place 
Carphin,  George,  16  East  Adam  street 
Carphin,  James  Rhind,  C.A.  (manager  Scot- 
tish Fire   Co.);  office,   31   George   street ; 
house,  23  jSTorthumberland  street 
Carr,  Andrew,  11  Leopold  place 
Carr,   David,  joiner,   43  North  Pitt  street; 

house,  33  Pitt  street 
Carr,  Hugh,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  Sowerbypl. 
Carr,  Joseph,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  93 

High  street ;  house,  53 
Carr,  Thomas,  moulder,  11  Bangor  road 
Carr,  Mrs,  17  Howard  ijlace 
Carr,  Mrs,  straw-hat  maker,  2  St  Vincent  st. 
Carr,    Misses,    milliners   and   dressmakers,    1 

Blenheim  place 
Carrick,  James,  &  Sons,  engineers,  machine 

makers,  and  smiths.  Dairy  road 
Carrick,  Andrew,  273  Cauongate 
Carrick,  James,  engineer,  4  Queensferry  st. 
Carrick,  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  18  St 

Mary  street 
Carrick,  WilHam  (late  Inland  Revenue),  22  St 

Patrick  square 
Carrick,  William,  hatter,  44  North  bridge 
Carrick,  Mrs,  32  Broughton  place 
Carrie,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  7  Hen- 
derson place 
Carroll,  Charles,  F.C.  officer,  42  Buccleuch  st. 
Carroll,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  41  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Carroll,  William,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

5  Richmond  place 
Carron  Comp.vxy's  warehouse  {Robert  Hunter, 
agent),  Wet  docks,  Leith 


|CAPa:uBBER's  Close  Mission  {Alex,  ./cnkinson, 
j     suj).),  Whitefield  chapel,  135  High  street 
Carruthers,  William,  coal  m&rchaut'i  1 1  Bright 

terrace 
Carse,  D.,  &  Co.,  coach  builders  and  proprie- 
tors, Orchardfield 
Carse,  John,  joiner,  72  Buccleuch  street 
Carse,  Richard,  tobacconist,  23  S.  Clerk  st. 
Carse,  Stuart,  3  Woodhead  place,  Hope  park 
Cai-se,  Thomas,  painter,  3  M'Neil  street 
Carse,  Thos.  {H.M.  Customs),  6  N.  Fort  street 
Carse,  Wilham,  1  Scienues  hill  place 
Cai-sewell,  Alexander,  35  Home  street 
Carson,  Andrew,  baker,  3  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Carson,  James,  37  Thistle  street 
Carson,  Miss,  82  Lauriston  place 
Carstairs  &  Robertson,  wine  and  commission 
merchants,  Ti-inity  house,  99  Kirkgate  and 
111  Giles  street 
Carstaii-s,  A.  L.,  engraver  and  chaser,  19  South 
St  David  street ;  house,  31  Gayfield  square 
Carstairs,  David,  69  Northumberland  street 
Carstairs,  John,  6  Bright  terrace 
Carstairs,  Matthew,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  71 

Northumberland  street ;  house,  69 
Carstairs,  William,  jeweller,  1  Swinton  row ; 

house,  25  Gayfield  square 
Carstairs,  Wilham  D.,  8  South  Fort  street 
Carstaii-s,  Mrs,  32  Dundas  street 
Carstairs,  Mrs,  13  Aunandale  street 
Carstairs,  Mrs,  10  Greenside  street 
CarsweU,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
1  Dock  pi. ;  house,  16  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Carter,  F.  &  F.  W.,  C.A.,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Carter,  Frederick Hayne,  C.A.  {F.  Sj-F.  W.C.), 

8  Eton  terrace 
Carter,  Frederick  Walter,  C.A.  {F.  S)-F.  W.C), 

8  Eton  terrace 
Carter,  Henry,  22  St  John  street 
Carter,  Joseph,  tobacco  and  snitft"  manufac- 
turer, 49  Shore  ;  house,  48 
Carter,  N.,  wine  merchant,  47  Hanover  street 
Carter,  T.,  Yew  tree  cottage,  90  Cause  wayside 
Carter,  Mrs  A.,  28  London  street 
Carter,  Mrs,  42  York  place 
Carver,  Robert,  &Co.,  masons,  Montgomeryst. 
Casey,  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Hope  street 
Cash,  Mrs,  7  Chalmers  street 
Caskey,  Wilham,  3  Crichton  street 
Cassels,  Alex.,  W.S.,  8  Northumberland  street 
Cassels,  John  G.,  commercial  traveller,  6  Had- 
dington place 
Cassels,  Walter  G.,  Blackford  house.  Grange 

loan 
Cas.sie,  J.  &  A.,  dyers,  5  Infirmary  street 
Cassie,  David,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter,  22 

Greenside  place  ;  house,  9 
Castle,  Peter,   wine  and  spirit  merchant,   7 

Northumberland  place  ;  house,  8 
Cathcart,  James,  Fergusson,  &  Co.,  wine  mer- 
chants, 90  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Cathcart,  James  (/.  C,  Fergusson,  ^'  Co.),  12 
Carlton  terrace 


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Cathcart,  John  F.  (Gillespie  ^\  C,  Leith), 
17  East  Claremont  street 

Cathcart,  Mrs,  17  Great  King  street 

Cathcart,  Mrs,  41  Grange  road 

Cathcart,  Misses,  11  Ann  street 

Cathels,  Misses,  dressmakers,  67  Cumberland 
street 

Cathie,  I.,  36  Alva  street 

Cathie,  N.,  tailor  and  clothier,  51  George  IV. 
bridge  ;  house,  429  Lawnmai'ket 

Cattanach,  Mrs,  butcher,  15  Canongate 

Cattanach,  James  (H.  M.  Customs'),  19  Wood- 
bine terrace 

Cattanach,  Peter  Lorimer,  advocate,  4  Aber- 
cromby  place 

Cattanach,  W.,  4  Abercromby  place 

Cattanach,  William,  jun.,  24  Nicolson  street 

Cattle  Food  &  Manuee  Co.  (Limited), 
manufacturers  of  feeding  stuffs  and  artificial 
manui'es,  36  Hanover  street ;  works,  Dairy 

Caughie,  Andrew  Thomson  (Bulloch,  Lade,  ^■ 
Co.),  8  Union  street 

Caunter,  Miss,  25  Howard  place 

Cavanagh,  John,  carter,  Canonmills 

Cavaye,  Lieutenant- General,  12  Royal  circus 

Caw,  James,  artist,  86  George  street 

Caw,  John,  messeuger-at-arms,  18  Elder  st. 

Cay  &  Black,  advertising  and  newspaper 
agents,  65a  George  street 

Cay  &  Johnston,  fui*nishing  ironmongers, 
plumbers,  gasfitters,  and  railway  coach 
lamp  manufacturers,  7  Greenside  place 

Cay,  John,  W.S.  (solicitor,  G.P.O.),  10  Alva 
street 

Cay,  John,  14  Barony  street 

Cay,  Robert  Dundas,  W.S.  (agent,  Oriental 
Bank  Corporation),  23  St  Andrew  square  ; 
house,  Shepperton,  7  Blackford  road 

Cay,  Mrs  F.,  14  Barony  street 

Cay,  Miss,  7  Blackford  road 

Cazenove,  Rev.  John  Gibson,  66  Gt.  King  st. 

Center,  John,  photographer,  and  bagpipe  and 
reed  maker,  lb  Morrison  street 

Cess  Office,  County  and  City,  12  Waterloo  pi. 

Chalmers  Hospital  for  Sick  a:n'd  Hurt, 
Lauriston  place 

Chalmers,  George,  &  Co.,  coach-hirers,  17 
AU^any  street,  Le'ith 

CHALMERS  &  SCOTT,  cabinetmakers,  uphol- 
sterers, undertakers,  appraisers,  and  furni- 
ture dealers,  21  South  St  xVndi-ew  street. 
i^  See  Aih:  p.  69    ^ 

Chalmers,  Adam,  3  Washington  place 

Chalmers,  Alexander,  17  St  James'  square 

Chalmers,  C.  S.  (D.  liobertson  Sj-  Son),  9  Ben- 
nington terrace 

Chalmers,  David,  si^irit  merchant,  14  West 
Maitlaud  street ;  house,  8  Morrison  street 

Chahncrs,  I'Alward,  spirit  merchant,  20  Com- 
mercial street ;  house,  19 

Chalmers,  George.,  3  Brougham  street 

Chalmers,  J.  li.,  46  Earl  Grey  street 

Chalmers,  James,  3  Lothian  street 


Chalmers,  James,  shoemaker,  52  India  street 
Chalmers,  James  K.  (National  Bank),  5  May- 
field  street 
Chalmers,  John,  clerk,  8  Restakig  terrace 
Chalmers,  John,  spirit  merchant,  54  Tolbooth 

wynd  ;  house,  Mayfield  house,  Lindsay  road 
Chalmers,    John,    surveyor   of    buildings,    1 

Claremont  place 
Chalmers,  John,  Castle  bank,  Merchiston 
Chalmers,  J.,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and 

spirit  merchant,  122  High  street 
Chalmers,  John,  coal  merchant,  Balquhatstone 

cohiery  office,  11  Port  Hopetoun  ;  house,  7 

Brougham  place 
Chalmers,  Joseph,   M.A.,  teacher  (Newington 

Scliool),  17  Hope  park  terrace 
Chalmers,  Robert,  w4ne  and  spirit  merchant, 

12  Commercial  st.  and  24  Sandport  street 
Chalmers,  W.  S.,  writer,  8  St  Patrick  street 
Chalmers,  William,  tailor,  35  Bristo  street 
Chalmers,  WilHam,  38  Cockbm-n  street 
Chalmers,  William,  5  Bedford  street 
Chalmers,  Mrs  Ann,  lodgings,  5  Melville  st. 
Chalmers,  Mrs  C,  Castle  bank.  Merchiston 
Chalmers,  Mrs  H.,  3  Downie  place 
Chalmers,  Mrs  J.  H.,  2  Hamilton  place 
Chalmers,  Mrs  M.,  38  Cumberland  street 
Chalmers,  Mrs  P.,  12  Gladstone  terrace 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  lodgings,  179  Fountainbridge 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  midwife  and  nm'se,  3  Alva  st. 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  18  Leaming-ton  terrace 
Chalmers,  Miss  Marion,  33  Dublin  street 
Chalmers,  Miss,  2  Leamington  terrace 
Chalmers,    Ann,    cliina   merchant,   7    and   9 

West  Crosscauseway 
Celvmber  of  Comjlerce  a^"d  Manufactures 

(Thomas   C.  Jack,   1    Mansionhouse   road, 

secretary),  11  Melbourne  place 
Chajiber  of  Commerce,  Leith  (Pillans  Scat-th, 

W.S.,  secretary),  44  Constitution  street 
Chamberlain,  Florent,  13  St  James'  square 
Chamberlain,  G.  A.,  tailor,  132  Rose  street 
Chamberlain,    Philip,   chairmaker,    6  Drum- 

dryan  street 
Chambers  &  Lawson,  masons  and  bricklayers, 

4  St  Patrick  scjuare 
Chambers,  W.  &  R.,  publishers,  339  High  st. 
Chambers,  D.,  spirit  dealer,  114  Kirkgate 
Chambers,  Johnston,  newsagent,  80  Potterrow 
Chambers,  Robert,  publisher  (W.  ^-  R.  C), 

10  Claremont  crescent 
Chambers,    William,    of     Glenormiston,    13 

Chester  street 
Chancellor,    Edward,    W.S.    (agent,   BritisJi 

Linen   Co.''s    West-end  Branch  Bank),    38 

Melville  street 
Chancellor,  George,   W.S.  (Macallan  ^-  C), 

21  Manor  place 
Chancellor,   Mrs,   sen.,   of  Shieldhill,  6  Ran- 
dolph chff 
Chakcerv,   H.M.,  36.   42,  44,  and  46  New 

General  Register  House :  hours,  10  to  3  ; 

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Chauter,  TVm.,  insurance  messenger,  16  West 

Claremont  street 
Chantrelle,  M.  E.,  Professor  of  French,  95a 

George  street 
Chapman,  George,  &  Co..  printers  and  pub- 
lishers of  the  Daily  Rolls  of  the  Court  of 

Session,  11  Hanover  street 
Chapman,  David,  teacher,  Stewart's  Institution 
Chapman,  George,  librarian,  17  Melville  ter. 
Chapman,    Henry,    commercial    traveller,    3 

Lonsdale  terrace 
Chapman,    John,    M.D.,    Hawkfield    house, 

Restalrig  road 
Chapman,  John,  janitor.  University 
Chapman,  John,  2  Ferrier  street 
Chapman,  Joseph,  engineer,  9  London  row 
Chapman,  Thomas,  auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

11  Hanover  st.  ;  ho.  7  Lauriston  gardens 
Chapman,  "Wm.,  newsagent,  51  Couper  street 
Chapman,  Mrs,  Gl  Broughton  street 
Chapiman,  Mrs  R.  S..  2o  London  street 
Chapman,  Mrs,  3  Downie  place 
Charles,  Andw.,  2  Anderson  pi.,  Bonningtonrd. 
Charles,  George.  17  Bread  street 
CHARLES,   JAMES,   ironmonger,  smith,  tin- 
plate  worker,  gasfitter,  etc.,  8  N.  St  Andrew 

street ;    workshops,    Albany   street    lane ; 

ho.  18  Broughton  street.     H<  See  Adv.  p.  88 
Charles,  TTilliam,  3  Buccleucli  street 
CHARTERED  MERCANTILE  BANK  OF  INBIA, 

LONDON,  AND   CHINA   (Charles  Pearson, 

agent),  128  George  st.     J{'  See  Adv.  p.  1 
Charteris,  Archibald  H.,  D.D.,  Professor  of 

Biblical  Criticism  and  Biblical  Antiquities, 
.    4i  Inverleith  row 
Charters,  John,  victualler,  corn  and  hay  dealer, 

22  Frederick  street ;  house,  77  Rose  street 
Charters,  Mrs  TV.  S.,  25  Inverleith  row 
Chatham,  J.,  cheesemonger  and  grocer,  826 

Lawnmarket 
Cheape,  Hon.  Mi-s,  2  Carlton  terrace 
Cheape,  Miss,  31  George  square 
Chedburn,  George,   bootmaker,    5   North   St 

Andrew  street ;  house,  4 
Chedburn,  "William,   boot  and  shoe  maker,  6 

Young  street 
Cherry,   John,  printer  and  lithographer,   10 

Hill  square 
Chesney,  Andrew  C,  sawmaker,  20  Spittal  st. 
Chesnej^  David,  saw  maker  and  repairer,  8 

Royal  Exchange 
Chess  Club  (The  EDixBuncH),  4  Queen  st. 
Chessar,  Mrs  Wm.,  lodgings,  29  Frederick  st. 
Chessar,   ^Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,   33 

Frederick  street 
Chesser,  Jas.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  2  Erskine 

place  ;  house,  23  Lothian  road 
Chesser,    John,    architect  {Superintendent  of 

Property  for  George  Heriofs  Hospital),   7 

Royal    Exchange  ;    house,   Revesby  villa, 

1  Chalmers  street 
Cheyne,  Harry,  W.S.,  10  Rutland  square 
Cheyne,  Rev.  P.,  3  Hailes  street 


Cheyne,  Mi-s,  2  Doune  terrace 

Cheyne,  ]\Irs,  10  Rutland  square 

Cheyne,  ^liss,  4  Blackford  road 

Cliiene,  George  T.,  7  George  street ;  house,  27 
Northumberland  street 

Chiene,  George  T.,  jim.,  C.A.,  27  Northum- 
berland street 

Chiene,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  lecturer  on 
surgery,  55  North  Castle  street 

Child,  iliss,  8  Hart  street 

Chilton,  Mrs  W.,  lodgings,  7  North-west 
Circus  place 

Chirnside,  Mrs,  14  Saxe-Cobonrg  place 

Chisholm,  Alexander,  city  missionary,  2  Park 
street 

Chisholm,  Alexander,  80  Abbey  hill 

Chisholm,  Archibald,  smith  and  farrier,  35 
Sheriff  brae  ;  house.  Old  Sugarhouse  close 

Chishohn,  David,  actuary  (North  British  and 
Mercantile  Insurance  Co.),  64  Princes  st.  ; 
house,  9  Rillbank  terrace 

Chisholm,  David,  writer,  21  W.  Maitland  st. 

Chisholm,  James,  draper  and  clothier,  20 
South  College  street ;  house,  15  Tarvit  st. 

Chisholm,  James  (Mackay  &,•  C),  12  Nelson 
street 

Chisholm,  John  Knox,  dental  surgeon,  R.C.S. 
England,  15  Duke  street 

Chisholm,  John,  wholesale  stationer,  manu- 
facturer, and  importer,  65  Lothian  road 

Chisholm,  John,  4  Panmiure  place 

Chisholm,  Robert  (Mackay  <§■  C),  7  East 
Claremont  street 

Chisholm,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  42  N.  Richmond 
street 

Chisholm,  Robt.  (Davidson  <5-  C),  26  Grind- 
lay  street 

Chisholm,  The,  March  hall,  Dalkeith  road 

Chisholm,  Walter,  cutter,  10  Salisbury  street 

Chisholm,  Wm.,  dairjmian,  60  Causewayside 

Chisholm,  William,  18  Maryfield  place 

Chisholm,  Mrs,  ladies'  and  surgical  nurse,  2 
Northumberland  place 

Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  7 
Citadel  street 

Chisholm,  Miss,  furrier  and  straw-hat  maker, 
24  Brunswick  street 

Chisholm,  Miss,  furrier  and  straw-hat  manu- 
facturer, 37  North  bridge 

Chisholm,  Miss,  tobacconist  and  confectioner, 
120  Canongate 

Chisholme,  Miss  Scott,  Montpelierpark,  Brunts- 
field  place 

Christal,  5Irs,  1  Lauder  road 

Christian,  James,  2  Summerfield  place 

Christian  Treasury  Office,  4  Melbourne  place 
— Johnstone,  Hunter,  &  Co.,  publishers 

Christiansen,  Mrs  Eliza  W.,  15  Bank  place 

CHRISTIE  &  KILPATRICK,  clothiers,  hatters, 
outiittera  (and  rohemakers  to  the  University), 
104  and  105  South  bridge.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  61 

Christie  &  Park,  corn,  oilcake,  and  manure 
merchants,  38  Timber  bush 


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CHEISTEE  &  SMITH,  wine,  spirit,  and  malt  Christie,  Mrs,  11  Findhorn  place 
liquor  merchants,  23b  George  st.      ^i'  See. Christie,  Mrs,  6  Kew  terrace 
Adv.  p.  102  Christie,  Mrs,  22  Duke  street 

Christie,  A.  &  J.,  slaters  and  chimney-sweepers,;  Christie,  Mrs,  16  Blackford  road 

33  Prince  Regent  street  {Christie,  M.,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  2  Thom- 

Christie,    John,    &    Son,    clothiers,   breeches      son's  place 

makers,  hosiers,  shii-tmakers,  and  glovers, 'Christie,  Miss  A.,  dressmaker,  22  S.  College  st. 
16  Georo-e  street  j  Christie,  Miss,  7  Millerfield  place 

Christie,  A°, bookseller,  97  Nicolson St.;  ho.  104 1 Christie,  Miss,  20  Ann  street 

Christie,  iVlex.,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper,  j  Christie,  Miss,  26  Great  King  street 
118  Kirkgate  Christie,  Miss,  7  Brougham  place 

Christie,  Alex.,  lodgings,  30  Cumberland  st.    [Christie,  Misses,  10  Duncan  street 

Christie,  Alexander.  51  Minto  street  Christie,  Misses,  20  Findhorn  place 


Christie,  Charles  G.  C.  {Inland  Revenue),  2 

Albany  street 
Christie,  Charles  (manager,  Scottish  Imperial 

Insurance  Co.),  12  Findhorn  place 
Christie,  C.    J.   (C.   c^-  Park),  Grove  house, 

Bonnington  .        .  - 

Christie,  George,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 1  Chrystie,  Misses,  3  Buckingham  terrace 

chant,  11  Abbey  hill  i  Church,  Alexander  R.^  8  Jane  terrace 


Christison,  Alexander,  33  James  street 
Christison,  David,  M.D.,  40  Moray  place 
Christison,  John,  'W.S.,  40  Moray  place 
Christison,  Robert,  Professor  of  Materia  Medica, 

and  consulting  physician,  40  Moray  place 
Chrystal,  Mrs  C,  24  Haddington  j)lace 


Christie,   Henry,   tobacco  and  snuff  manuf., 

13  Nicolson  square  ;  house,  11  Dick  place 
Christie,  Henry,  clerk,  12  Montague  street 
Christie,  James,  gTOcer  and  wine  merchant, 
30  High  street ;  house,  15  Lonsdale  terrace 
Christie,  James,  cowf eeder,  Blandtield  cottage, 

Broughton  road,  and  4  Barony  street 
Cliristie,  James,  3  Bowluig-gTeen  street 
ChrLstie,  James,  supervisor  of  Inland  Revenue, 

5  Union  street 
Christie,  James,  baker  and  biscuit  manufr., 

4  N.  Junction  st.  ;  house  2  Portland  ter. 
Christie,    J.    M.,   boot  and   shoe  maker,    36 

Leven  street ;  house,  34 
Christie,  John,  23  Cumberland  street 
Christie,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

179  Pleasance 
Christie,  John,  market  officer,  5  Macdowall  st. 
Christie,  J.  (C.  cV  Kilpatrick),  2  WesterhaU 
Christie,  J.  C,  W.S..  4  Duncan  st.,  Newington 
Christie,  Captain  R.,  H.M.I.S.,  St  Bernard's 

viUa,  Racburn  place 
Christie,    Robert,    sec.   Northern   Assurance 
Co.,  20  St  Andrew  square;  ho.  22  Dick  pi. 
Christie,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

53  Hanover  street 
Christie,  Robert,  27  Buckingham  terrace 
Christie,    Robert   C,   commission   agent,    13 

Frederick  street 
Christie,  AViUiam  M.,  slater,  78  Constitution 

St.  ;  ho.  Melville  cottage,  Newhaven  park 
Christie,  AVilliam,  advocate,  22  India  street 
Christie,  AVilliara,  81  Clerk  street 
Christie,  "William,  draper,  44  Bristo  street 
Christie,  W.  L.,  Inverleithfield,  Ferry  road 
Christie,  Mrs  Andrew,  21  Montague  street 
Christie,  Mrs  A.  R.,  3  Spittal  street 
Christie,  lira  David,  16  Broughton  place 
Christie,  Mrs  Janet,  2  Grove  street 
Christie,  ]Mrs  Thonias,  teacher  of  languages, 

music,  and  singing,  36  George  street 
Christie,  Mrs,  18  Lonsdale  terrace 


Church,  J.,  grocer,  8  Claremont  place  ;  house, 
45  Brunswick  street 

Church  of  Engla^s^d  Life  asd  Fire  Assur- 
ance IxsTiTUTiox  {William Peacock,  agent), 
18  Hm  street 

Church  of  Scotland  Offices,  22  Queen  st. 

Church  of  Scotland  Normal  School  Board- 
ing-house, 12  Picardy  place  ;  Mrs  D.  Har- 
rower,  matron 

Ciceri,  Mantica,  &  Torre,  carvers,  gilders, 
looking-glass  manufacturers,  and  plate-glass 
merchants,  81  Leith  street 

Circus  Place  School,  4  N.E.  Circus  pi.  and 
2  Royal  circus;  Thomas  M'Lachlan,  rector; 
house,  Canonmill  house 

CiTT  Clerk's  Office,  10  Royal  Exchange 

CiTV  Fever  Hospital,  Tolbooth  wynd,  Canon- 
gate  :  J.  Mackenzie,  resident  physician 

City  of  -Edinburgh  Brewery  Co.  (Luhted), 
Comely  gardens,  Abbey  hill 

City  of  Edinburgh  Roads  .\n-d  Streets  Trust 
{David Murray,  C.A.,  treas.),  46  George  st. 

City  of  Edinburgh  Road  Trust  Cilambers, 
31  St  Andrew  sqiiare 

Crrr  of  Glasgow  Bank,  14  Hanover  street 
(William  Bain,  manager);  sub-offices,  60 
Grassmarket  and  8  Hunter  square 

City  of  Glasgow  Friendly  Society  (.lames 
M'Cormick.  aqent).  8  North  bridge 

CITY  OF  GLASGOW  LIPE  ASSURANCE  CO. 
(G.  G.  Pattison,  secretarij),  21  St  Andrew- 
square.     -I-  See  Adv.  p.  15 

Clapperton.  Oliver,  &  Co..  manufacturers  of 
cabinet  furniture,  carpets,  etc.,  upholsterers 
and  general  furnishing  warehousemen,  59 
and  60  Princes  st.  ;  upholstery  works,  S.E. 
Rose  St.  lane  ;  manufactory,  Greenside  row 

Clapperton,  John,  &  Co.,  wholesale  woollen 
merchants,  371  High  street 

Clapperton,  James,  district  goods  manager, 
Caledonian  Railway,  11  Princes  street; 
house,  2  Morningside  place 


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Clapperton,  James  (Wishart  S^'  C),  Maviston, 

Staule}'  road 
Clapperton,    John   {John    C.   lV  Co.),   Gills- 
laud,  Spylaw  road 
Clapperton,  Jn.  (Mein  S,-  Co.),  11  St  John's  hill 
Clapperton,  John,  11  Sunuybauk  place 
Clai^pertou,  Thos.,  dairyman,  52  Causewayside 
Clapperton,  WilUam  R.  (C,  OUcei%  cj-  Co.), 

9  Strathearn  road 
Clapperton,  Mrs  Alexr.,  29  Drummond  place 
Clark  &  Beatsou,  manufacturing  and  furnish- 
ing ironmongers,  smiths,  tinplate  workers, 
and  gastitters,  124  Princes  street 
Clark  &  Harper,  carvers  and  gilders,  2c  West 

Crosscauseway  ;  house,  2  Forbes  street 
Clark   &   Piukerton,    wholesale    and    export 
druggists,   drysalters,    and  manufacturing- 
chemists,  17  Greenside  place 
Clark,  Chas.  S.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  151 
Constitution   street,  agents   for   Sir   John 
Arnott  &  Co.,  brewers,  Cork 
Clark,  Robert,  &  Co.,  tea  and  sugar  merchants, 

44  Hanover  street ;  ho.  36  Drummond  pi. 
Clark,  T.  &  T.,  law  booksellers  and  publishers, 
38  George  st. ;  house,  8  Claremont  crescent 
Clark,  Alex.  (C  <5'  Beatson),  6  Wharton  place 
Clark,  Alexander,  gardener,  19  Tarvit  street 
Clark,  A.,  1  Salisbury  bank,  St  Leonard's  liill 
Clark,  Andrew  Rutherfurd,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  ad- 
vocate. Solicitor- General,  17  Great  Stuart  st. 
Clark,  Andrew,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  13  Bernard 

street ;  house,  5  Hermitage  place 
Clark,  Archibald,  fiu-niture  dealer,  18  West 

Nicolson  street 
Clark,  Archd.,  brass  finisher,  1  Gladstone  pi. 
Clark,  Charles,  com.  traveller,  22  Alva  place, 

Norton  j^ark 
Clark,  Crighton,  shipmaster,  GHopeter.,  Leith 
Clark,  David,  millwright,  50  Grove  .street 
Clark,  David,  sick  attendant,  5  Market  place 
Clark,  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  Water  of  Leith 
Clark,  F.,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  8  Dean- 

haugh  street 
Clark,  H.  E.,  silk  mercer,  millinery  and  dress- 
making saloons,  127b  George  street ;  house, 
6  Castle  terrace 
Clark,  James,  assistant-inspector  of  mails,  7 

Annandale  street 
Clark,  James,  stocking  maker,  3  Canning  pi. 
Clark,  J.  J.,  Venetian  blind  manufacturer  and 

joiner,  Gayfield  square  lane 
Clark,  J.  S.,  writer,  10  East  Adam  street 
Clark,  James,  3  West  park  terrace 
Clark,  James,  com.  traveller,  15  Glover  street 
Clark,  James,  bricklayer  and  furnace  builder, 

18  Semple  street 
Clark,  James,  of  Crossbasket,  7  Cliester  st. 
Clark,    James,   painter   and   paperhauger,   1 

Lothian  road 
Clark,  James,  dairyman,  3  Crosscauseway 
Clark,  James  T.,  teacher,  8  Scotland  street 
Clark,  John,  16  West  Newington  place 
Clark,  John,  confectioner,  26  Kirkgate 


Clark,  John,  of  Ku-kland  park,  Avondale,  4 

Liverleith  row 
Clark,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,   42 

Crosscauseway 
Clark,  Martin,  round,  oval,  and  spiral  turner, 

sawmiller,  Silvermills  ;  ho.  49  Brunswick  st. 
Clark,  Patrick,  spirit  merchant,  14  Coalhill 
Clark,  R.,  printer,  42  Hanover  street 
Clark,  Robert,  stationer,  engTaver,  and  litho- 
grapher, 15  Elder  st. ;  house,  13  Leopold  pi. 
Clark,  Thomas  {T.  cS-  T.  C),  8  Claremont  cres. 
Clark,  Thomas,  clerk,  31  Scotland  street 
Clark,  Thomas,  19  Fettes  row 
Clark,   Thomas,   grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

38  Grove  st.  ;  house,  11  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Clark,  Thomas,  butcher,  48  Bristo  street 
Clark,  Thomas,  A.R.S.A.,  12  Castle  terrace 
Clark,  Thomas  D.,  3  Saunders  street 
Clark,  Walter,  3  Dairy mple  place 
Clark,  W.  D.,  picture  dealer,  printseller,  and 

artists'  colourmau,  67  Princes  st. ;  house,  1 

Knox  place,  Mayfield  loan 
Clark,  W.  J.  {Royal  Engineer  Dep.),  4  Coates 

place 
CLARK,  WM.,  North  British  Loan  Office,  312 

Lawmnarket;  ho.  16  W.  Newington  place. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  40 
Clark,  William,  22  Carnegie  street 
Clark,  William,  16  North  Fort  street 
Clark,   William,   smith  and   ironmonger,   13 

Canning  place  ;  house,  14 
Clark,  William,  16  Gladstone  terrace 
Clark,  William,  china   and  stoneware   mer- 
chant, 6  Canning  place 
Clark,  Mrs  A.,  51  Earl  Grey  street 
Clark,  Mrs  George,  17  Forth  street 
Clark,  Mrs  John,  19  Graham  street 
Clark,  Mrs  J.  A.,  30  Hamilton  place 
Clark,  Mrs,  provision  dealer,  125  St  Leonard 

street 

Clark,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Clark,  Mrs,  17  Randolph  crescent 
Clark,  Mrs,  7  Great  Stuart  street 
Clark,  Mi-s,  3  St  Bernard's  row 
Clark,  Mrs,  5  Rutland  place 
Clark,  Mrs,  broker,  34  South  Richmond  st. 
Clark,  ]\Irs,  miUiner,  37  William  street 
Clark,  Miss,  12  Maitland  street 
Clark,  Miss,  1  Gladstone  terrace 
Clark,  Miss  M.,  18  Clarence  street 
Clark,  Misses,  15  Dick  place 
Clark,  Jane,  122  Causewayside 
Clarke,  Alexander  NicoU,  3  Gloucester  place 
Clarke,  James  P.,  civil  staff  Royal  Engineers, 

10  Duncan  street 
Clarke,  James,  58  Broughton  street 
Clarke,  Owen,  spirit  niercht.,  51a  Giles  street 
Clarke,   Mrs   Ralph,   Rosehill,    8  Abbotsford 

park 
Clarkson   &   Moffat,    commission    merchants 

and  ship  brokers,  42  Bernard  street 
Clarkson,  Alexander,  commission  agent,  etc., 

7  St  Andrew  square ;  house,  7  Minto  street 


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Clarkson,  Andrew,   liouse   agent,  19  Ashley 

buildings,  21  High  street 
Clarkson,  James,  13  Caledonian  crescent 
Clarkson,  James  Burnet,  Avenel,  Colinton  rd. 
Clarkson,  Joseph,  7  Pillans  place 
Clarkson,  Lieutenant-Colonel,  5  Carlton  street 
Clarkson,  T.  B.  (C.  cj-  Moffat),  Avenel,  CoUn- 

ton  road 
Clarkson,   "W.    C,    commission    agent,    7    St 

Andrew  square  ;  house,  7  Minto  street 
Clarkson,  Mrs,  7  Minto  street 
Clasou,  James  H.,  4  ^Merchiston  crescent 
Clason,  ]\liss,  4  Merchiston  crescent 
Clay,  John,  smith  and  ironmonger,  53  North 

Pitt  street 
Clay.  Robert,  17  Barony  street 
Clayhills,  Mrs,  8  Leamington  terrace 
Clazie,  Charles,  victual  dealer,  N.  Junction  st. 
Cleghorn,  James,  builder,  15  Murdoch  terrace 
CLEGHOEN,    M.,    portmanteau,    trunk,    and 
brush  manufacturer,   5  South  St  Andrew 
street;  house,  31  India  street.     ^' See  Adv. 
p.  56 
Cleghorn,  Peter,  17  Roxbm-gh  street 
Cleghorn,  Thomas,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Argyle- 

shire,  26  Queen  street 
Cleghorn,  Miss  Jane,  Berlin  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 66  George  st.  ;  house,  31  India  st. 
Cleland,  John,  mill-pick  manufacturer.  Water 

of  Leith 
Cleland,  Peter,  teacher  of  ch-awing  and  paint- 
ing. 2  Darnaway  street 
Cleland,  Mrs  Stewart,  3  Rutland  sciuare 
Cleland,  Misses,  50a  Frederick  street 
CleUand,  James,  grocer,  10  West  Adam  street 
Clemaudot,    Mdlle.,    teacher    of    French,    8 

Randoljih  place 
Clement,    J.    A,,    teacher,    John    Watson's 

Institution 
Clement,  Walter,  12  Cobden  terrace 
Clements,  Adam  F.,  4  Lewis  terrace 
Clephane,  H.,  house  painter,  54  High  street ; 

house,  7  Gladstone  terrace 
Clephane,  Mrs,  15  Buccleuch  street 
Clejihane,  Miss,  19  Tarvit  street 
Clerihew,  Peter,  lodgings,  3  Albany  street 
Clerk,  Dugald,  saddler  and  military  accoutre- 
ment maker,  39  Rose  street 
Clerk,  Miss,  30  Royal  circus 
Cleugh,  George,  grocer,  30  N.  Richmond  st. 
Cleugh,  Miss  Eliza,  3  Rutland  square 
Clifford  &  Cockburu,  aerated  water  manufac- 
turers, 32  and  34  Lauriston  street 
Clifford,  Gilbert,  dairyman,  West  Preston  st. 
Clinkscales,  Mrs,  10  St  Patrick  square 
Clouston,  Mrs,  13  West  Claremont  street 
Clow,  Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  104  George  st. ; 

house,  1 8  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Clowe,  P.,  mason,  1  A^eitch's  place ;  house,  1 

Choync  street 
Clunas,  Alexr.,  builder,  118  W.  Gilmore  pi. 
Clunas,  David,  architect,  51  Hanover  street; 
house,  19  Gillespie  crescent 


Clunas,  AVilliam,  pavement  and  cement  mer- 
chant, 40  Leith  walk 
Clunas,  Mrs,  10  Leven  street 
Clunas,  Mrs,  2  Albert  place 
Clunes,   James,   collector  of  assessments,   19 
Charlotte  street,  Leith  ;  house,  2  Smith's  pi. 
Clunie,  John,  3  West  Preston  street 
Clutterbuck,  Walter,  telg.  clerk,  5  Cochrane  pi. 
Clydesdale  Baxkixg  Co.  (James  Greeuhill, 
manager;  Andrew  Bankinc,  accountant),  29 
George  street ;  269  High  st.  (//.  T.  Thom- 
son, agent;  Peter  Cunningham,  accountant); 
and  15  Bernard  street 
Cobden,  Miss,  9  Macuab  street 
Cobham,  M.,  professor  of  the  pianoforte  and 
singing,  and  composer  of  music,  11  Green- 
hill  gardens 
Cochar,  James,  18  Hoj^e  terrace 
Cochran,  Archibald,  4  Caledonian  road 
Cochran,  John,  comb  and  spoon  manufacturer, 

Water  of  Leith 
Cochran,  Thomas  (11.21.  Customs),  5  East  Pitt 

street,  Bonnington 
Cochrane  &  Co.,  plumbers,  brassfounders,  and 

gasfitters,  59  Leith  Wynd 
Cochrane,  Paterson,  &  Co.,  corn  factors,  46 

Constitution  street 
Cochrane,  Alexander,  assistant  superintendent, 

Newington  cemetery.  Echo  bank 
Cochrane,  Andrew,  brassfounder,  11  Spence's 

place,  Leith 
Cochrane,  Edward,  91  Rose  street 
Cochrane,  Francis,  12  Royal  Exchange 
Cochrane,  Henry,  7  St  Andrew  square 
Cochrane,  Jas.  (Denholm  <^-  C),  8  Devon  pi. 
Cochrane,  James  W.,  40  Albany  street 
Cochrane,  John,  baker,  8  Roxburgh  pi. ;  ho.  6 
Cochrane,   John,    tinplate   worker,    gasfitter, 

and  plumber,  77  and  78  Kirkgate 
Cochrane,  Jn.,  M.D.,  surgeon  and  apothecary, 
503  Lawnmarket ;  house,  1  Lauriston  park 
Cochrane,  John  W.,  picture  cleaner,  liner,  and 

restorer,  46  North  Hanover  street 
Cochrane,  Nicol,  mason,  24  Brougham  place 
Cochrane,  Robert  H.,  grocer,  248  Canougate  ; 

house,  14  St  Catherine  place 
Cochrane,  Rev.  Thomas,  24  Rankeillor  street 
Cochrane,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

23  Elm  row  ;  house,  7  Annandale  street 
Cochrane,   Thomas,  baker   and   confectioner, 

Qi-2  St  Mary  street 
Cochrane,  Thomas,  tobacco-pipe  maker,  547 

Castle  hill 
Cochrane,  Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  48  Kirk- 
gate 
Cochrane,  Mrs,  1  Summerfield,  Restalrig  road 
Cochrane,  Miss  M.,  greengrocer,  116  ICirkgate 
Cochrane,  Jliss,  35  York  place 
Cochrane,  ISIisses,  5  Randolph  place 
Cockburu,  J.,  &  Campbell,  wine  merchants, 

32  St  Andrew  square 
Cockburu  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  127  Con- 
stitution street 


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Cockbiirn     &     Macdoiiald,    goldsmiths     aud 

jewellers,  111  Princes  street 
Cockburn  &  Son,  bakers,  18  and  29  Dean  street 
Cockburn,  J.  &  G.,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 135  Princes   street   and  21   Castle 

street 
Cockburn,  Alexander,  12  Walker  street 
Cockburn,  A.  D.,  6  Atholl  crescent 
Cockburn,  A.  (C.  S)- 3Iacdonald),  -45  Frederick 

street 
Cockburn,  C,  shirtmaker,  13  Bank  street 
Cockburn,  David,  medical  botanist,  30  Home 

street 
Cockburn,  David,  51  Buccleuch  street 
Cockburn,  F.  J.,  4  Abbotsford  crescent 
Cockburn,  Geo.,  watchmaker,  22  Brougham  pi. 
Cockburn,  Geo.  {J.  ^-  G.  C),  2  Darnaway  st. 
Cockburn,  George,  clerk,  80  Ivirkgate 
Cockburn,  J.  F.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

20  North-west  Circus  place  ;  house,  7 
Cockburn,  James  (G.P.O.),  3  Windmill  street 
Cockburn,  James,  baker,  5  Little  King  street 
Cockburn,  James,  fruiterer,  1  Lindsay  place  ; 

house,  3  Chapel  street 
Cockburn,  John  (keejjer^  Royal  Society'),  Royal 

Institution,  Mound 
Cockburn,  J.,  family  grocer,  15  Earl  Grey  st. 
Cockbm-n,  Jno.  (/.  c*^-  G.  C),  2  Kilgraston  rd. 
Cockbiu-n,  John,  8  Tantallon  place 
Cockbiu-n,   Robert   (Iniies   ^-    Grieve),   11  St 

Andrew  square  ;  house,  30  Castle  street 
Cockburn,  Robert,  21  Brougham  street 
Cockburn,  W.  H.  (C.  .^  Son),  31  Cheyiie  st. 
Cockburn,  Mrs  C,  capmaker,  13  Bank  street 
Cockburn,  Mrs  H.  D.,  63  Frederick  street 
Cockburn,    Mrs   Peter,   cowfeeder,    42   Duke 

street,  Leith 
Cockburn,  Mrs,  5  Doune  terrace 
Cockbm'n,  Mrs,  12  Darnaway  street 
Cockburn,  Mrs,  stationer  aud  toy  dealer,  43 

Great  Junction  street 
Cockburn,  Miss,  2  South  Charlotte  street 
Cockburn,  Miss  Margaret,  30  Castle  street 
Cockburn,  Miss  J.,  41  India  place 
Cockburn,  Miss,  1  Albyn  place 
Cockburn,  ^liss,  3  Chapel  street 
Cockburn,  Misses,  4  Castle  street 
Cockle,  Wm.,  draper,  138  Canongate  ;  ho.  IGO 
Cogan,  Miss,  Anelma  cottage,  Greenhill  park 
Cogliill,  D.  A.  T.,  14  West  Newiugton  place 
Coghill,  John,  7  South  Charlotte  street 
Coghill,  J.  G.   Smclair,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  24 

Heriot  row 
Coghill,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  13  Dock  street 
Coghill,  Miss  J.,  2  George  street,  Leith 
Coghlan,  Miss  Frances,  1  Gillespie  crescent 
Colden,  John,  wright  and  undertaker,  26  Tor- 

phichen  street ;  house,  50  Grove  street 
Coldstream,  John  P.,  W.S.,  5  St  Andrew  sq. ; 

house,  31  Saxe-Cobourg  place 
Coleman,  Mrs  Charles,  28  London  street 
Collector's  Office,  Canongate  Pooh-eates, 

163  Canongate 


Collector's  Office,  City  Parish  Poor- 
hates,  279  High  street 

Collector's  Office,  St  Cutiibert's  Poor- 
rates,  10  Hanover  street 

Collector's  Office,  Land  and  Assessed 
Taxes,  Propertt  and  Income  Tax  Office, 
12  Waterloo  place 

Collector's  Office,  Police,  Prison,  Im- 
provements, ETC.,  Police  chambers.  High  st. 

Collector's  and  Treasurer's  Office,  Police, 
19  Charlotte  street,  Leith 

Collector's  Office,  South  Leith  Poor- 
rates,  94  Constitution  street 

Colledge,  George,  4  Queen's  place,  Leith  walk 

Colledge,  Thomas,  merchant,  7a  Bernard  st. ; 
house,  1  Summerhall 

Colledge,  William,  siu-geon,  4  Queen's  place, 
Leith  walk 

College  for  Daughters  of  Ministers  of 
Church  of  Scotland  and  Professors  in 
Scottish  LTniversities,  Kilgraston  road 

Collet,  Thomas,  coal  merchant.  Rose  lane 
station  ;  house,  14  Maryfield  place 

Collie,  D.  R.,  &  Son,  printers  and  publishers, 
N.  Hill  street  lane ;  house,  18  Buccleuch  pi. 

Collie,  D.  R.,  jun.,  printer,  51  Buccleuch  st. 

Collie,  William,  commercial  traveller,  9  Glad- 
stone place 

Collie,  "^Villiam,  shoemaker,  116  Rose  street 

CoUier  &  Gagie,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 
118  Constitutiou  street 

Collier,  David,  glasscutter,  22  Jamaica  street 

Collier,  John,  tailor,  14  Heriot  place 

Collier,  ]\Iiss,  greengrocer,  332  Lawnmarket 

Colhns,  Wm.,  Sons,  &  Co.,  Queen's  printers, 
and  publishers  for  Scottish  School-book 
Association,  37  Cockburn  street 

Collins,  Henry,  wool  and  waste  merchant,  68 
Broughton  street 

Collins,  Hugh,  artist,  23  London  street 

Collins,  Mrs,  38  Moray  place 

Colhson,  James,  6  Gladstone  terrace 

COLONIAL  ASSURANCE  CORPOEATION 
(LnnTED),  56  George  street;  R.  Welsh, 
A. I. A.,  secretary.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  19 

Colonsay,  Right  Hon.  Lord,  73  Great  King  st. 

Colquhoun,  iVrchibald,  11  St  Bernard's  cresc. 

Colquhoun,  James  A.,  26  Broughton  place 

Colquhoun,  John,  1  Royal  terrace 

Colquhoun,  John,  printer,  11  Duncan  st.,  Leith 

Colquhoun,  William,  18  Coates  crescent 

Colquhoun,  Miss,  grocer,  70  Cumberland  st.  ; 
house,  68 

Colquhoun,  Miss,  of  Luss,  10  Melville  street 

Colquhoun,  Miss,  19  Torphichen  street 

Colston  &  Son,  printers,  80  Rose  street 

Colston,  James,  13  Fettes  row 

Colston,  JIrs,  10  Findhorn  place 

Colterjahn,  Wilhelm,  ship-chandler  aud  pro- 
vision merchant,  46  Shore 

Colthart,  William,  dau-ymau,  28  India  place 

Coltherd,  James,  24  Cumbei'land  street 

Coltherd,  John,  dairy,  16  Cumberland  street 


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Coltherd,  Thos.  {G.P.O.),  31  Nelson  street 
Coltman,  Alexander,  72  Buccleucli  street 
Colville,  Arthur,  builder,  2  St  Andrew's  pi.  ; 

house,  9 
Colville,  James  {Manager  of  Edinhurgli  Co- 
operative Buildbui  Co.,  Limited),  32  Bell  pi. 
Colville,  Mrs,  100  Lauriston  place 
Colville,    Miss,    confectioner,    cottage,    Hugh 

Miller  place 
Colvin,  George  {Dryhrougli  Sf  Co.),  33  Mon- 
tague street 
Colvin,  James,  6  Livingstone  place 
Colvin,  Mrs  Winter-Stow,  7  Chamberlain  road 
Combe,  Delafield,  &  Co.'s  London  porter  store 
(A.  &,•  A.  CraiL'ford,  agents),  15  Quality  st. 
and  4  Quality  lane 
Combe,  Ree,  &  Co.,  corn  factors,  17  Constitu- 
tion street 
Combe,  Charles  T.,  36  York  place 
Combe,  J.  S.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  36  York  pi. 
Combe,    Matthew,    tailor    and    clothier,    13 

North  bridge  ;  house,  16  Seton  place 
Combe,  Robert  (DenJiam  cS'  C),  30  Hanover 

street 
Combe,  WUliam,  1  Dumbiedykes  place 
Combe,  Misses,  6  Glengyle  terrace 
Commercial  Advance  Comp.vxy,  12  George 

IV.  bridge 
CoiDiERCiAL  Bank  of  Scotland,  14  George 
street ;  Branches,  30  Grassmarket,  100  South 
bridge,  4  North-west  Circus  place,  2  Green- 
side  place,  5  Queensferry  street,  and  60 
Constitution  street 
Commercial  Printing  Company,   22   Howe 

street ;  James  WUkie,  manager 
Commercial  Union  Assurance  Cojip.\n%  79 

George  street 
Commissary  Office,    Exchequer   Chambers, 
Parliament  square  :  James  L.  Hill,  W.S., 
clerk  ;  Thomas  Inglis,  depute 
Common,  John  S.,  11  Grindlay  street 
Common,    Robert,    8    Simpson's    court,    74 

Potterrow 
Common,  Robert,  West  Preston  street 
Common,  Thomas,  joiner,  8  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Common,  Mrs  "Wilham,  6  Haddington  place 
Compton,  Miss,  5  Victoria  cottages 
Comrie,   Robert,    agent  for  the  Commercial 
Bank,  and  insurance  agent,  4  North-west 
Circus  ]ilace  ;  house,  1  Carlton  street 
Comrie,  Mrs  Alexander,  39  Montague  street 
Comrie,  Mre,  1  Carlton  street 
Couacher,  Miss,  lodgings,  3  Alva  street 
Condamine  &  Company,  wine  merchants,  4 

Duke  street,  Leith 
Condamine,  Mrs  de  la,  39  Drummond  place 
Congleton,  Robert,  &  Son,  funeral  office,  32b 

Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Conlan,   David,   spirit   merchant,    100  Cow- 
gate;  house,  Gilmerton 
Conlen,  David,  spirit  merchant,  25  "W.  Preston 

street ;  liouse.  4  Victoria  jilace 
Oonley,  John,  &  Co.,  lathsplitters,  Darsie  st. 


Conlon,  Mrs,  168  Pleasance 

Counel,  William,  coach-hirer,  Murray  street ; 

house,  47  Bristo  street 
Connell,  Christopher  James,  22  Inverleith  row 
Connell,     James     (Procurator-jiscaV .'i    office, 

Sheriff  Courthouse),  28  Grange  road    • 
Conneli,    James,    shipmaster,    19    Portland 

place,  Leith 
Conning,  Peter   (C.  B.  of  S.),   7   Cornwall 

street 
CONNOLLY,  JAMES  S.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant.  Golf    tavern,    27  Wright's    houses. 

;•'  See  Adv.  p.  103 
Connolly,  John,  spirit  merchant,   10  Gibb's 

entry 
Connolly,  P.  J.,  48  Buccleuch  street 
Connolly,  Patrick,  picture  frame  maker,  152 

Pleasance 
Connolly,  Peter,  broker,  134  Cowgate 
Connolly,  Thomas,  broker,  261  Cowgate 
Connan,  Misses,  lodgings,  51  Broughton  st. 
Connon,  John,  superintendent.  Dean  cemetery 
Connor,   John  J.   {General  Register  House), 

cottage,  Pilrig  street 
Conochie,  J.  {G.P.O.),  47  Buccleuch  street 
Conochie,  Peter,  {G.P.O.),  10  Middle  Arthur 

place 
Conochie,  Wm.  (G.P.O.),  28  Buccleuch  place 
Conquer  &  Scott,  brush  manufacturers.  Upper 

Drawbridge,  Leith 
Conquer,  A.  &  J.,  trimmings  and  smallwares, 

65  Kirkgate 
Conquer,  John  R.  (C  ^'  Scott),  65  Kirkgate 
Conquergood,  Charles,  corkcutter,  59  Kirkgate 
Conquergood,  Fr.,  engineer  and  millwright, 

25  Great  Junction  street 
Considine,  Patrick,  13  Annandale  street 
Constable,  T.  &  A.,  printers  to  Her  ]\fajesty, 

11  Thistle  st. ;  house,  Kirkland,  Herraiston 
Constable,  James,  St  Martin's  lodge,  Wardie 

crescent 
Constable,  Joseph,  warder,  James  Gillespie's 

schools,  3  Gillespie  place 
Constable,  William,  2  East  Broughton  place 
Constable,  Miss,  private  lodgings,  11  Morning- 
side  place 
Consuls — 

Austrian,  Royal  Imperial,  Geo.  Worms. 
C.  0.  Naumann,  chancellor,  12  Scot- 
land street,  and  48  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 

Belgian,  Jn.  Somerville,  juu.,  37  Bernard 
street 

Bolivian,  William-  P.  Hope,  51  Timber 
bush,  Leith 

Brazilian,  Henry  Denovan.  16  Fyfe  place 

Danish  Consul- General,  Walter  Berry,  43 
Constitution  street;  house,  16  Carlton 
terrace 

Gerjl\n  Ejipire,  Adolph  Robinow,  consul ; 
F.  von  Rotberg,  secretary,  62  Constitu- 
tion street 

Italian,  Ernesto  Zoif,  55  Bernard  street. 

Monte  Video  Vice,  H.  P.  Hansen,  2  Dock  pi. 


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Consuls — con  tin  ued — 

Netherlaxds,    George    Y.    TiirnbiUl,    23 

Sandport  street 
KoKWEGiAN.     See  Swedish. 
POETL'GUESE.  William  Muir,  Wet  docks 
Russian,  David  Thorn.  68  Constitution  st. 
Spanish,  Jas.  Gordon,  26  St  James'  square 
Swedish  and  Noewegl^n,  A.  H.  Hutchin- 
son, Middle  Dock  gate.  Commercial  st. 
Turkish  Acting  Yice,  Edward  Sang,  2 

George  street 
United     States,    Colonel     John     Terrel 
Robeson,  94  Constitution  street 
Contint:ntal  Wine  Yaults  ;  Wm.  Shaud,  les- 
see, 2  India  buildiugs  ;  ho.  13  Lonsdale  ter. 
Conway,  Mrs,  12  Yalleyfield  street 
Cook,  5l.  &  J.,  hat  manufrs.,  10  Nicolson  st. 
Cook,  W.  &  J.,  W.S..  61  Castle  street 
Cook,  Alexander,  fishmonger,  poulterer,  and 
game  dealer,   3    South-east   Circus  place  ; 
house,  16  West  Claremont  street 
Cook.  Andrew,  town  officer.    Council  cham- 
bers, Leith  ;  house,  19  Charlotte  street 
Cook.  Andrew,  printer,  30  St  James"  square 
Cook.  David,  S.S.C,  11  Pitt  street 
Cook,  E.,   grocer  and  spirit  merchant,   153 

Pleasance 
Cook,    Dr   Edmund   A.,    chemist,    Yiewville 

house,  Feny  road 
Cook,  James,  draper  and  outfitter,  61  Char- 
lotte street ;  house,  8  Amelia  Anne  place 
Cook,  John,  W.S.  (TF.  cj-  /.  C),  11  Great 

King  street 
Cook,  John,  28  Melville  terrace 
Cook.  John,  confectioner,  32  Crosscauseway 
Cook,  Thomas,  3  Blackwood  crescent 
COOK,  W.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  3  Dean- 
haugh  street ;  house,  29  Kemp  place.    ^  See 
Adc.  p.  60 
Cook,  Mrs  Alex.,  carter,  12  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Cook,  Mrs  A.  B.,  BerLui  repository,  18  Glad- 
stone place ;  house,  17 
Cook,  Mrs  Janet,  lodgings,  28  Greenside  st. 
Cook.  ;Miss,  27  Regent  terrace 
Cook,  ^Miss,  5  East  Broughton  place 
Cook.  ^Misses,  69  Great  King  street 
Cooke,  John  M.  (In.  Rev.),  10  Montague  st. 
Cooke,  Thomas,  commercial  traveller,  4  East 

Broughton  place 
Cooke,  Mrs,  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Cooper,   Craig,   &  Craig,    United  Mercantile 
Agency,  18  St  Andrew  square;  Loudon  and 
Glasgow 
Cooper,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  wholesale  warehouse- 
men and  manufacturers,  18  Market  street 
Cooper,  Alexander,  carver  and  gilder,  32  Con- 
stitution street ;  house,  41 
Cooper,  Archibald,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 

19  Downie  place 

Cooper,  Charles,  printer,  30  St  James'  square 
Cooper,  Charles  A.,  5  Findhorn  place 
Cooper,  David,   accountant  and  J. P.  officer, 

20  St  James'  square 


Cooper,  Da'xdd,  25  Drummond  street 
Cooper,  Donald,  18  Howe  street 
Cooper,  George  W.,  inspector  of  hackney  car- 
riages, City  Chambers ;  ho.  24  Buccleuch  pi. 
Cooper,  George,  commercial  traveller,  5  West 

End  place 
Cooper,  Hunter,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

46  Maryfield  jilace  ;  house,  45 
Cooper,  James,  27  Hamilton  place 
Cooper,  Jas.,  confectioner,  14  Montague  street 
Cooper,  J.  Henry  {Mackay  5'  Co.),  11  Setou 

place 
Cooper,  J.  R.,  dockmaster,  1  Madeira  street 
Cooper,  James,  bootmaker,  5  Leith  street  ter. 
Cooper,  James,  dentist,  2  Albert  place 
Cooper,  Rev.  John,  7  Hope  park  terrace 
Cooper,  Robert,  lodgings,  20  Albany  street 
Cooper,  Thomas  (C.  &,•  Co.),  8  Blacket  place 
Cooper,  William,  teacher  of  writing,  arith- 
metic, and  bookkeeping,  17  York  place 
Cooper,  Wm.,  cowfeeder,  36  Broughton  street 
Cooper,  Mrs,  rubber  shampooer,  2  Northum- 
berland place 
Cooper,  Mrs  C.  E.,  6  Preston  terrace 
Cooper,  Mrs,  lodgings,  28  India  street 
Cooper,  Miss  Hannah,  1  Lord  Russell  place 
Copenhagen    and    Christians.\nd     Steam 
Packet  Office  (James  Cnrrie  S)-  Co.),  34 
Bernard  street 
Copestake,    Moore,   Crarapton,    &    Co.,   lace 

manufacturers,  15a  Princes  street 
Copland,  G.,  merchant,  15  South  Clerk  street 
Copland,  Harry  Y.  D.,  27  Stafford  street 
Copland,  James  (Gen.  Reg.  Ho.),  1  Buccleuch 

street 
Cojiland,  John  P.,  11  Lauriston  park 
Copland,  R.  T.,  tailor  and  clothier,  37  Frede- 
rick street 
Copland,   Samuel,  superintendent  of  county 

police.  County  l3uildings 
Copland,  Thomas,  mason,  7  Corunna  place 
Corbet,  Patrick,  teacher.  New  Greyfriars  sch., 

Yennel 
Corbet,  Peter,  grocer,  9  Elbe  street 
Corbet,  Mrs,  11  South  St  James'  street 
Corkiudale,  Donald,  3  Bi'ougham  place 
Corlett,  Miss,  60  Castle  street 
Cormack,  Alexander,  L.D.S.,  dental  surgeon, 

10  George  square 
Cormack,  David  A.,  solicitor,  agent  Law  Life 
Assurance  Society  of  London,  and  Commer- 
cicd  Union  Assurance  Co.,  33  York  place 
Cormack,    David,   commission  agent,  5  Vic- 
toria park  cottages 
Cormack,  James,  11  Bernard  terrace 
Cormack,  Robert,  bootmaker,  20  Rose  street 
Cormack,  Mrs,  21  Leopold  place 
Cormack, , Mrs,  13  Gayfield  square 
Cormack,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  37  William  street 
Cormack,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  12  Union  street 
Cormack,  Mrs,  smallwares,  10  Bangor  road 
Cormack,  Mrs,  11  Middleby  street 
Cormack,  Miss,  10  South  Charlotte  street 


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Cormack,  Miss  M.,  grocer,  2  Northumberland 

street 
Corn  Exchange,  Edinburgh,  Grassmarket 
Corn  Exchange,  Leith,  35  Constitutioa  st. 
CORNELIUS,  WILLIAM,  painter,  97  Broughton 

street ;  house,  66.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  91 
Corner,  Alexander  C,  9  St  Bernard's  row 
Corner,  James,  house  carpenter  and  cabinet- 
maker, Heriot  hill,  Canoumills  ;   house,  1 

Catherine  place 
Corner,  Jas.  M.,  Avood  engraver,  8  Brighton  st. 
Corner,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  136  George 

street 
Corner,  Feter,  joiner,  10  Drumdryan  street 
Corner,  Miss  l^Iary,  ladies'  body-belt  and  stay 

maker,  161  Rose  street 
Cornet,  David,  22  James  street 
Cornet,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Union  place 
Cornfoot,  IMrs,  grocer,  192  Rose  street 
Cornillon,  Hypolite  W.,  S.S.C,  67    George 

street ;  house,  1  Duncan  street 
Corns,  William,  16  Hart  street 
Corns,  Miss  R.,  teacher  of  music,  16  Hart  st 
Cornwall,   James,   M.D.,    F.R.C.S.,    6  West 

Circus  place 
CoruAvall,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  5  Howe  street 
Cornwall,  Miss,  8  Osborne  terrace 
Corstorphine,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  8 

South  St  James'  street 
Corstorphine,  Peter,  shoemaker,  1a  Cumber- 
laud  street 
Cosens,  Peter,  advocate,  70  Great  King  st. 
Cosens,  Mrs,  70  Great  King  street 
Cossar,  G.  (Bank  of  Scotland),  3  Frederick  st. 
Cossar,  James,  solicitor  and  notary  public,  3 

East  Broughton  place 
Cossar,  John,  spii'it  mercht.,  14  Greenside  row 
Cossar,  Laurence,  bookseller,  7  Cockburn  st.; 

house,  23  Lauriston  street 
Cossar,  Miss,  8  India  street 
Costa,  Peter,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  47 

London  street 
COTTAM,    JOHN   SIDNEY,    musicseller   and 

pianoforte  warehouse,  40  Cockburn  street; 

house,  46.     See  Adv.  p.  49 
Cotterill,C.C.,  assistant-master,  Fettes  College 
Cotton  &  Finlay,  W.S.,  52  Frederick  street 
Cotton,  George,  &  Son,  tobacconists  to  the 

Royal  household,  100  Princes  street 
Cotton,  George,  15  Union  street 
Cotton,  George  {G.  C.  S)-  Son),  71  Bristo  st. 
Cotton,  George,  tobaconist,  231  High  street 
Cotton,  Ju.,  snuff  manufacturer,  122  Princes  st. 
Cotton,  Wm.  (G.  C.  cV  Son),  IS  Mayfield  ter. 
Cotton,  Mrs,  14  Queen's  crescent 
Coubrough,  John,  gTocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

19  Greenside  street 
Coull,  R.,  china   merchant,   15a  North-west 

Circus  place  ;  house,  18  Collins  place 
CouUie,  Jolui,  victual  dealer,  1)7  liridge  street 
Coulson,  Jn.  L.  {Steel,  C,  c^  Co.),  2  Heriot  row 
Coulter,  Tiiomas,  17  Block  B,  Bangor  road 
Council  Chambers,  10  Royal  Exchange 


Council  Chambers,  Leith,  19  Charlotte  street 

Country  Gentleman's  ^Iagazine  Office,  6 
India  buildings 

COUNTY  FIRE  OFFICE,  75  George  st.  :  John 
Bryce,  manager  ;  Lockhart  Thomson,  soli- 
citor. Agents:  T.  White,  114  George  st. ; 
J.  Murray,  1  India  buildings,  Victoria  st.;  J. 
H.  Stott,  12  Niddry  st.;  A.  Gordon,  18 Glad- 
stone ter. ;  D.  Don,  39  Castle  st.  ;  Thomas 
Millar,  9  Bernard  street ;  William  Vertue  & 
Co.,  8  Constitution  st.     >li  See  Adv.  p.  33 

County  Police  and  Prison  Tax  Office  (TF. 
Kennedy,  collector).  County  buildings 

County  Police  Office,  County  buildings  : 
Alfred  John  List,  chief  constable  and  J.P. 
Fiscal,  County  rooms;  ho.  34  Grange  road 

County  Prison  Board  {Dcu-id  Murraij,  C.A., 
clerk  to  the  Board),  46  George  street 

Couper,Chas.Tennant,advocate,3  Charlotte  sq. 

Couper,  Peter,  accountant,  47  Hanover  street ; 
house,  3  Pirniefield  place 

Couper,  W.  H.,  town  clerk  of  Leith,  19  Char- 
lotte st.;  house,  Cardroua,  Ferry  road,  Leith 

Couper,  Mis,  19  Warriston  crescent 

Couper,  J.  &  A.,  dressmakers,  57  Hanover  st. 

Couper,  Misses,  91  Causewayside 

Coukant  Printing  and  Publishing  Office, 
188  High  street 

Court,  John,  S.S.C,  21  George  square 

Cousin  &  Ormiston,  surveyors  and  valuators 
of  buildings,  12  Royal  Exchange 

Cousin,  David,  city  architect,  City  chambers  ; 
house,  9  Coates  crescent 

Cousin,  George  (C.  ^"  Ormiston),  5  Brunts- 
field  terrace 

Cousin,  J.,  cabinetmaker,  1a  Buccleuch  st. 

Cousland,  David,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail 
ironmongers,  55  George  iv.  bridge 

Cousland,  William,  41  Dick  place 

Cousland,  Mrs,  1  Clerk  street 

Couston,  Thomson,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit 
merchants,  17  Quality  street 

Couston,  David  (C,  Thomson,  S)-  Co.),  20 
Broughton  place 

Couston,  Miss,  9  Hamilton  place,  Newington 

Couston,  Miss  J.  A.,  portmanteau,  trunk,  and 
brush  manufacturer,  8  Gillespie  place  ; 
house,  5  Hope  street 

Coutie,  Alexander  {M'Gillvray  ^-  C),  11 
Roxburgh  street 

Coutie,  W.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  235  Highst.; 
house,  14  Gladstone  terrace 

Gouts,  Alexander,  20  James  street,  Pilrig 

Coutts,  Andrew  Magnus,  7  N.W.  Circus  pi. 

Ooutts,  Andrew,  pilot,  55  Bernard  street 

Coutts,  James,  writer,  27  Castle  terrace 

Coutts,  John,  coal  agent  (Deans  S)-  Moore),  2 
Hermitage  terrace 

Coutts,  John,  AVardie  Nursery,  Wardie  road 

Coventry,  Andrew,  advocate,  29  Moray  place 

Coventry,  Rev.  G.,  of  Shanwell,  33  Melville  st. 

Coventry,  H.  J.,  AV.S.  (Mcnzles  S)'  C.),  9 
Lansdowne  crescent 


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Coventrv.  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

3  Dundas  st.  and  S.W.  Thistle  street  lane 

Coventry,  TTilliam.  cooper,  23  Port  Hopetoun 

Cowan   &:  Co.,  papermakers,  stationers,  and 

envelope  mauufactm-ers,  38  "West  Register 

street  and  Craigside  works 

Cowan   &   Strachan,    silk    mercers,    etc.,    15 

Princes  street 
Cowan,  Wm.  &  Benjamin,  gas-meter  manu- 
facturers ;  works,  58a  Buccleuch  street 
Cowan.  Alexander  0.,  M.D.,  35  Royal  terrace 
Cowan,  Archibald,  50  Albany  street 
Cowan,  Dugald,  35  Lady  Menzies  place 
Cowan,  Duncan,  25  Regent  place 
Cowan,  Geo.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  30  Clerk  street ; 

house.  1-4  Rankeillor  street 
Cowan,  James,  35  Royal  terrace 
Cowan,  James,  gardener,  28  Croft-an-righ 
Cowan,  John,  flesher,  15  West  ISTicolson  street 
Cowan,  John  (Redpath,  Brown,   Sj-   Co.),  67 

Great  King  street 
Cowan.  Jn.  J.,  5  Albert  terrace,  Morningside 
Cowan,    John,    W.S.    (Dalmahoy    cj-    C),   4 

Ainslie  place 
Cowan.  John,  shee^)  and  cattle  agent,  8  Hope 

park  square 
Cowan,  Joseph  A.,  British  sports  and  fishing- 
tackle  warehouse,  146  Rose  street 
Cowan,  the  Hon.  Lord,  4  Ainslie  place 
Cowan,  Patrick,  5  ^lerchiston  place 
Cowan,  Peter,  printer,  36  Lady  Menzies  place 
Cowan,  Robert,  W.S.,  9  Carlton  terrace 
Cowan,  R.  Cameron,  C.A.  (Niven  Sj-  C),  13 

Pitt  street 
Cowan,  Walter,  24  Drummond  place 
Cowan,  VTm.  {W.  ^-  B.  C),  22  Grange  loan 
Cowan,  T\'.  {Governor  of  St  CutJihert's  Poor- 

Tiouse),  Werter,  Comely  bank 
Cowan,    William,    grocer,    wine,    and    spirit 

merchant,  1  Lindsay  place  ;  house,  2 
Cowan,  William,  wood  engraver  and  draughts- 
man. 15  St  James'  square 
Cowan,  Wm.  (C  ^-Strachan),  2  Montpeher 
Cowan,  Mrs,  11  York  place 
Cowan,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  1  York  place 
Cowan,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  56  Clerk  street 
Cowan,  Mrs,  17  ^Melville  terrace 
Cowan,  Miss  J.,  34  London  street 
Cowan,  ^liss  C,  draper,  10  Romilly  place 
Cowan,  Miss,  16  West  Newiugton  place 
Cowan,  Miss,  36  Ann  street 
Cowan,  Misses,  35  Royal  terrace 
Cowe,  Henry,  fishcurer  and  cooper,  51  Giles 
street  and  Old  Church  wharf;  house,  Tweed 
villa,  Xewhaven  road 
Cowie,  James,  builder,  38  Haddington  place  ; 

house,  1  Roslyn  street,  Pilrig 
Cowie,  James,  15  West  Newiugton  place 
Cowie,  T.,  21  North  Mansionhouse  road 
Cowieson,  Peter,  printseller  and  general  ware- 
houseman, 39a  Lothian  street,  and  1,  3,  5, 
and  7  Brighton  street ;  house,  4  Morning- 
[    side  place 


Cownie,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  tailors  and  clothiers, 

63  South  bridge 
Cownie,  David  (W.  C.  ^-  Sons),  4  Park  street 
Cownie,  James  G.,  39  South  bridge;  house,  3 

West  Preston  street 
Cownie,  T.  0.  (W.  C.  cV  Son),  12  Melville  ter. 
Cownie,  William,  clothier  and  general  draper, 

5  Nicolson   street   and  46    South   bridge ; 

house,  9  Hope  park  terrace 
Cownie,  Mrs,  4  Carluug  place 
Cownie,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  6  Spring  gardens 
Cowpar,  Misses,  3  Howard  place 
Cowper,  A.,  6  Atholl  place 
Cowper,  A.,  2  Rutland  square 
Cowper,  Charles  N.,  S.S.C.  (Curror  S,^  C),  5 

Cambridge  street 
Cowper,  James  B.,  10  Dublin  street 
Cowper,  Liddle,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

17  Dean  street 
Cowper,  ]\Irs  William,  6  Union  street 
Cowper,  Miss,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Cox,    Lieut. -Col.    J.    Hamilton,    Fort-major, 

Edinburgh  Castle  ;  house,  20  Gilmore  place 
Cox,  Robert,  W.S.,  25  Rutland  street 
Cox,  Robert,  junior,  13  Manor  place 
Cox,  Rev.  WilUam  J.,  2  Vanburgh  place 
Cox,  Wm.,  lithographic  printer  and  envelope 

maker,  black  borderer,  etc.,  39  South  bridge 
Cox,  Mrs  George,  13  Manor  place 
Coxe,  Sir  James  (Commissioner  in  Lunacy), 

Post  Office  buildmgs 
Coxson,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant,  104  Abbey  hill  and   7   Elm  row  ; 

house,  2  Comely  Green  crescent 
Coyne,   Roderick  A.   F.   A.,   civil    engineer, 

land  surveyor,  and  valuator,  24  George  st.  ; 

house,  17  Cheyne  street 
Crabbe,  Mrs  Alexander,  6  W.  Preston  street 
Crabbie,  J.,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants 

and  rectifiers,  68  Great  Junction  street 
Crabbie,  John,  22  Royal  terrace 
Crabbie,  John  Miller,  33  Chester  street 
Crabbie,  Miss  Joau  D.,  10  Comely  Green  pi. 
Craib,  Miss,  45  Great  Junction  street 
Craig  Brothers  &  Co.,  woollen  warehousemen, 

11  South  bridge 
Craig,  Christie,  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers,  23 

Potterrow 
Craig  &  Rose,  oil  merchants  and  drysalters, 

Anderson  place,  Leith  walk 
Craig,  Alex.,  South  Gothic  cottage.  Trinity 
Craig,  Alexander,  C.A.,  7  Thistle  street 
Craig,  Arch.  (Craig  Brothers),  16  Blacket  pi. 
Craig,  Archibald,  fruiterer  and  confectioner, 

9  South  College  street 
Craig,  Charles,  10  Clyde  street 
Craig,  C,  baker,  29  Pitt  st.  ;  ho.  34  N.  Pitt  st. 
Craig,  D.,  baker,  6  East  Norton  pi.;  house,  8 
Craig,  David,  draper,  47  Clerk  street 
Craig,  David,  junior,  baker,  76  Thistle  street 
Craig,  David,  bootmaker,  4  Drumdryan  street 
(Craig,  Geo.  W.,  shipmaster,  6  E.  Hermitage  pi. 
[Craig,  George,  17  Glengyle  terrace 


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Craig,  James  T.  Gibson,  ^^S.,  24  York  place 
Craig,    James,    clothier,    hatter,    hosier,   and 

shirtmaker,    87    South   bridge ;    house,    2 

Lonsdale  terrace 
Craig,  James,  general  draper,  2  South  College 

street ;  house,  15 
Craig,  James,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  40 

Broughton  street ;  house,  38 
Craig,   James,  shoemaker,  44  North  bridge  ; 

house,  2 
Craig,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  40 

Clerk  street ;  house,  26  Raukeillor  street 
Craig,  James,  33  Manor  place 
Craig,  Jas.,  surgeon,  F.E.C.S.E.,  1  Lennox  st. 
Craig,  James  H.  Gibson,  5  AthoU  crescent 
Craig,  James  M.,  8  Magdala  crescent 
Craig,  James,  bookbinder,  47  Buccleuch  street 
Craig.  John,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

265  Cowgate 
Craig,  "John  B.  {Craig  Broiliers  S,-  Co.),  18 

Queen's  crescent 
Craig,  Jolm,  13  Pahnerston  road 
Craig,  John,   secretary  Edinburgh  Life  As- 
surance Company,  84  Great  King  street 
Craig,  John,  engineer,  19  Hawthorn  bank  ter- 
race, Leith 
Craig,  John,  shoemaker,  20  India  place 
Craig,  John  Millar,  teacher  of  music,  8  East 

Norton  place 
Craig,  Thomas,  34  East  Preston  street 
Craig,   WiUiam,  M.D.,  CM.,  L.R.C.S.E.,  7 

Lothian  road 
Craig,  W.  L.,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  George 

street ;  house,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Craig,  AYilliam,   smallwares  and  trimmings, 

4a  Tennant  street 
Craig,  Mrs  Charles,  baker,  34  North  Pitt  st. 
Craig,  Mrs,  laundress,  42a  Cumberland  street 
Craig,  Mrs  J.,  8  Grove  street 
Craig,  Mrs,  3  Macnab  street 
Craig,  ^Irs,  baby  linen  warehouse,  41  North 

bridge 
Craig,  Miss  J.,  dressmaker,  5  Brandfield  place 
Craig,  Miss,  7  ^tlorrison  street 
Craig,  Miss,  6  Carlton  street 
Craighead,  Miss,  3  Hamburgh  place 
Craigie,  D.  &  A.,  plasterers,  Gilmore  park  ; 

house,  46  Grindlay  street 
Craigie,  James,  straw  bonnet  manufactm-er, 

79  Leith  street ;  house,  54  George  square 
Craigie,  Mrs  James,  12  Cumberland  street 
Craigie,  Mrs  H.,  Falcon  hall,  Moruingside 
Craigie,  Miss,  of  Dumbarnie,  17  Rutland  st. 
Craik,  Alexander,  3  Horn  lane 
Craik,  James,  W.S.,  22  Aioslie  place  ;  ofBce, 

66  Queen  street 
Cramb,   Robert,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,    11 

Tobago  street 
Ci'amond,  Ailam,   cabinetmaker   ami   uphol- 
sterer, 16  Brunswick  st.  and  10  Market  jjl. 
Cramond,  Mrs  John,  23  Lauristou  gardens 
Cramoud,  Mis,  laundress  and  clear  starcher, 

Hcriot  cottage,  Brandon  street 


ICranbrooke,  Mrs,  1  Gayfield  place 
Crandles,  James,  porter,  7  Bowling-green  st. 
Cranston  &  Elliot,  silk  mercers  and  drapers, 

47  North  bridge 
Cranston,  R.,  junior  (C.  ^'  Elliot),  8  West 

Newingtou  place 
Cranston,  Robert,  New  Waverley  temperance 

hotel.  Old  Post  Office  buildings,  Waterloo 

place 
Cranston,  Robert,  Waverley  temperance  hotel, 

43  Princes  street ;  house,  18  Spring  gardens, 

Abbey  hill 
Cranston,    W.    B.,   commercial  traveller,   60 

North  bridge 
Cranstoun,  Mrs,  cook,  26  Lidia  place 
Cranstoun,  C,  dressmaker,  2  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Craven,  William,  lace  merchant,  121  Princes 

St.  ;  ho.  Brunnington  house,  Corstorphine 
Craven,  Mrs,  3  Cambridge  street 
Craw,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

21  Abbey  strand  ;  house,  17 
Craw,  Mathew,  Heriot  hill,  Canonmills 
Craw,  William  C,  cork  manufacturer,  6  East 

Adam  street ;  house,  62  Nicolson  street 
Crawford,    Cross,  &   Co.,  seed,   oilcake,  and 

manure  merchants,  6  Bank  street,  Leith 
Crawford  &  M'Cabe,  law  and  general  printers, 

15  Queen  street 
Crawford  &  Simson,  W.S.,  33  Abercromby  pi. 
Crawford,  A.  &  A.,  commission  merchants,  15 

Quahty  street  and  4  Quality  lane 
Crawford,   D.  &  J.  Y.  Guthrie,  S.S.C,  29 

Hanover  street 
Crawford,  Aikman  (J..  Sj-  A.  C),  Hazel  bank, 

Stanley  road 
Crawford,    Alexander,    dairy    and    pro\Tsion 

merchant,  4^^  Drummoud  street 
Crawford,  Archibald  (^4.  ^^  ^1.  C),  Bellevue, 

Ferry  road,  Wardie 
Crawford,  A.  H.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  19  Royal  ter. 
Crawford,  C,  spirit  dealer,  8  Annfield  ;  ho.  9 
Crawford,  David,  S.S.C,  commissioner  of  the 

High  Court  of  Chancery,  29  Hanover  st. ; 

house,  21  Windsor  street 
Crawford,  David,  hosier  and  glover,  trimming, 

smallware,  Berlin  wool,  and  stay  merchant, 

80  Nicolson  street ;  hoose,  120 
Crawford,  David  L.,  55  South  Clerk  street 
Crawford,  Donald,  advocate,  18  Melville  st. 
Crawford,  George,  10  Charles  street 
Crawford,  James,  185,  Fountainbridge 
Crawford,  Jas.,  refreshment  rooms,  Newhaven 
Crawford,  James,   warehouseman,  50   South 

bridge  ;  house,  4  RiUbank  crescent 
Crawford,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1  St 

Bernard's  place 
Crawford,  J.  W.,  5  Thomson's  place 
Crawford,  James,  porter,  3  Bowling-green  st. 
Crawford,   John,   milliner  and  straw  bonnet 

maker,  29  Alva  place 
Crawford,  John,  comm.  trav.,  43  Lothian  rd. 
Crawford,  John,  Balquhatstoue  coal  office,  8 

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Crawford,  John  Knox,  S.S.C.,  10  George  st.  ; 
house,  8  East  Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 
Cravford,  John,  governor,  Orphan's  hospital 
Crawford,  Muir  (C,  Cross,  Sf-  Co.),  6  Annan- 
dale  street 
Crawford,  Nimmo,  leather  cutter,  55  Cross- 
causeway 
Crawford,  Robert  (Bernard  S^-  Co.),  3  Her- 
mitage place,  Leith 
Crawford,  Sam.,  hatter,  47  Candlemaker  row 
Crawford,  Rev.  Thomas  J.,  D.D.,  Professor  of 

Divinity,  13  Great  King  street 
Crawford,  William,  9  Davie  street 
Crawford,  William,  printer,  16  London  street 
Crawford,  William,  baker,   32   Shore  and  2 
Princes  street ;  house,  6  Wellington  place, 
Leith 
Crawford,  Mrs  D.,  3  Davie  street 
Crawford,  Mrs  G.,  lodgings,  3  Great  King  st. 
Crawford,  Mrs  H.,  2  Baxter's  place 
Crawford,  Mrs  Henry,  lodgings,  2  Kirk  street 
Crawford,  Mrs  M.,  sick-nurse,  50  India  place 
Crawford,  Mrs,  18  Melville  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,  11  South  Norton  place 
Crawford,  iirs,  31  Gayfield  square 
Crawford  &  Hill,  Misses,  preparatory  school, 

2  West  Maitland  street 
Crawford,  Misses,  17  Archibald  place 
Crawford,  Miss,  8  Gayfield  square 
Crawfurd,  Miss,  embroiderer,  26  India  place 
Crear,  Mrs  John,  7  Rankeillor  street 
Crease,    William,   &  Co.,    manufacturers,  43 

Cockburn  street 
Crease,  James  B.,  family  linen  and  outfit  ware- 
house, 34  Hanover  st.  ;  ho.  13  Frederick  st. 
Crease,  AYm.  (IF.  C.  S,-  Co.),  15  Bernard  ter. 
Crease,  William,  merchant,  6  George  square 
Crease,  Mrs,  13  Frederick  street 
Cree,  James,  merchant,  34  Royal  terrace 
Cree,    James,    tobacconist,    1    Home   street ; 

house,  6  Heriot  bridge 
Creighton,  William  W.,  16  Melville  terrace 
Crerar,  .Alexander,    sen.,   spirit   dealer,   229 

Cowgate  ;  house,  1  Hill  square 
Crerar,  Alex.,  jun.,  spirit  dealer,  73  Cowgate 
Crerar,  Daniel,  26  Royal  crescent 
Crerar,  George,  machinist,  manufacturer  of 
sewing     machines,     Beaverbank,      Lower 
Broughton  road  ;  house,  25  Barony  street 
Crerar,  William,  ironfounder,  5  West  ToUcross 
Crerar's  School,  13  Forth  street ;  house,  26 

Royal  crescent 
Creyk,  Robert,  joiner,  6  Drumdryan  street 
Cribbes,  James,  turner,  22  Greenside  place 
Cribbes,  James,  28  Bread  street 
Cribbes,  Matthew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

17  Dock  st.  ;  house,  52  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Cribbes,  Peter,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  18 
and  20  Bank  street  and  33  Cockburn  street ; 
house,  53  George  iv.  bridge 
Cribbes,  P.,  lapidary,  29a  Cockburn  street 
Cribbes,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  71 
Grassmarket ;  house,  8  Graham  street 


Crichton  &  Neill,   goldsmiths  and  jewellers, 

South-east  Rose  street  lane 
Crichton,  G.  &  M.,  gold  and  silver  smiths  and 

watchmakers,  18  Princes  street 
Crichton,  J.  &  J.,  slaters  and  glaziers,  111 

Rose  street 
Crichton,  W.,  &  Son,  silver  plate  manufac- 
turers. West  Thistle  street  lane,  north  side 
Crichton,    David,   engineer  officer,  R.N.,  15 

Glover  street 
Crichton,  David  (C  cV  NeiU),  17  Duke  street 
Crichton,  David,  advocate,  41  York  place 
Crichton,  Hew,  S.S.C.  (Tait  c^-  C),  13  Nelson 

street 
Crichton,  H.  Hamilton,  W.S.,  13  Nelson  st. 
Ci'ichton,  J.  A.,  advocate,  13  Nelson  street 
Crichton,  James{Mackay,Cun7iingham,  Sf  Co.), 

60  Princes  street 
Crichton,  M.  H.,  21  West  Sciennes 
Crichton,  W.  ]\I.,  designer  and  engraver,  75 

Princes  street 
Crichton,  AY.,  28  Rankeillor  street 
Crichton,  Mrs  A.,  4  Henderson  row 
Crichton,  Mrs  Colonel,  27  Ann  street 
Crichton,  Mrs  Maitland  Makgill,  54  Melville  st. 
Crichton,  Mrs,  15  Bruntsfield  place 
Crichton,  Mrs,  3  Tollcross 
Ci'ichton,  Mrs,  18  Brougham  place 
Crichton,  Mrs,  3  Crichton  stx'eet 
Crighton  &  Thomson,   wine  merchants  and 

family  grocers,  77  South  Clerk  street 
Crighton,  Alexander,  commercial  traveller,  3 

Rockville  place 
Crighton,  Archibald,  50  Albany  street,  Leith 
Crighton,  James,  grocer,  tea  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 1  Kerr  street ;  house,  16  Dean  ter. 
Crighton,  Mrs  J.  H.,  24  Buccleuch  place 
Croal,  George,  teacher  of  music,  17  London  st. 
Croal,  Thomas  A.,  2  Graham  street 
Croal,  William,  insurance  and  private  detective 

agency,  2  Canning  place 
Croal,  Mrs  R.  E.,  34  Buccleuch  place 
Croall,  J.  &  W.,  coach  and  harness  makers, 

York  lane 
CROALL,  JOHN,  &  SONS,  postmasters  and 
funeral  undertakers.  Royal  Caledonian 
Bazaar,  Shrub  hill,  23  and  24  Greenside 
place,  8  Nicolson  street,  and  45  Constitution 
street.  ^  See  Adv.  p.  Ill 
Croall,  P.,  &  Sons,  coachbuilders,  121  George 

street 
Croall,  David,  4  Greenhill  gardens 
Croall,  John,    coachbuilder  and  coach  pro- 
prietor, 4  Princes  street,  Middlefield,  and 
South  Side  Bazaar,  Duncan  street ;  house, 
Southfield,  Liberton 
Croall,  Robert,  job  and  postmaster,  Middle- 
field  house,  Leith  walk 
Croall,  AYilliam  (J.  Sj-  W.  C),  20  Leopold  pi. 
Croall,  W.  Y.,  15  Brougham  street 
Croall,  Mrs  William,  21  Broughton  street 
Groan,  Patrick,  fish  salesman,  Fishmarket  and 
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Crocket.    Andrew,    basketmaker,    5   ^larket 

street  ;  house,  13  James'  court 
Crocket,  Thomas,   basket  and  brush  maker, 

27  Xorth  bridge 
Crockett,  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

4  Eosehill  place  ;  house,  1 
Croil,  Mrs  A.,  11  Hope  terrace 
Crokat,  General,  52  Inverleith  row 
Crole,  David,  3  Ramsay  gardens 
Crolev.  William,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  128 

Lauriston  place  ;  house,  126 
Croley.  ^Irs,  staymaker,  13  Frederick  street 
CroU,  James  {Geological  Survey  of  Scotland)^ 

Jord auburn  cottage,  Jordanburn 
CroU,  Robert,  17  Livingstone  place 
CroU,  Mrs,  53  Frederick  street 
Cromar,  Alexander  {Gallie,  Laird,  i,-  Co.},  6  St 

Catherine  place 
Cromarty,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  corn 

agents,  Middle  dock  gates 
Cromarty,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  2  Mulberry  pi. 
Cromb,  Robert,  29  Rintoul  place 
Crombie,  John,  &  Co.,  merchants,  19  Brown 

square 
Crombie,  ]^Iajor  Alexander,  23  Regent  terrace 
Crombie,  Alexander,  contractor,  20  Burnside 
Crombie,  Alexander,  jun.,  W.S.,  8  Frederick 

street ;  house,  3  Lynedoch  place 
Crombie,  David,  lodgings,  22  India  street 
Crombie,     George     (Somerville    ^'    C),    18 

Downie  place 
Crombie,  John  (C.  Sf-  Co.),  90  Lauriston  place 
Crombie,  John,  bookseller,  5  Sunny  bank  ter. 
Crombie,  Mark,  17  St  James'  square 
Crombie,  Robert  (Mercer  ^^  C),  15  Bernard 

teiTace 
Crombie,  Thomas,  10  Gladstone  terrace 
Crombie.  Mrs  Richard,  carter,  23  Balbirnie  pi. 
CEOMBIE,  MRS   THOS.,    dairy,    Bell's   mills. 

^,i  See  Adv.  p.  103 
Crook?,  Archd.,  engine-driver,  4  Cobden  ter. 
Crooks,  John,  14  Spittal  street 
Crooks,   John,  house  carpenter  and  builder, 

55  Causewayside  ;  house,  1  Glengyle  ter. 
Crooks,  Wm.,  commission  agent,  13  Bernard  st. 
Crooks,  Miss  Jane,  37  Manor  place 
Croom,    Rev.    David    M.,    Crawick   villa,    5 

Chamberlain  road 
Croom,  John  Halhday,   M.B.,  L.R.C.S.E.,  9 

Brougham  place 
Cropper,  William,  &  Son,  house  painters  and 

glaziers,  1  India  street ;  house,  25 
Cropper,  George,  clerk.  Register  House,  53 

West  Montgomery  street 
Cropper,  "William,  junior,  house  painter,  25 

India  street 
Crosbie,  John,  68  Cumberland  street 
Crosbie,  John,  confectioner,  18  E.  Richmond  st. 
Cro,sbie,  AY.  G.,  S.S.C,  7  Young  street 
Crosbie,  Thomas,  tailor,  4  East  Arthur  place 
Cro.sbic,  I^li-ss  Jane,  milliner,  4  E.  Arthur  pi. 
Cross,  Alex.  (C  Ci-oss  cS-  Co.),  1  Windsor  st. 
Cross,  William,  assaye  master,  22  Gayfield  sq. 


Crossan,  Mrs,  21  Broughton  place 
Crossan,  blisses,  milliners,  29  Broughton  st. 
Crouch,  W.,  &  Sons,  manufacturing  jewellers 
and  goldsmiths,  31  and  32  North  bridge, 
and  264  Regent  street,  London ;  house,  7 
Newington  terrace 
Crouch,  Henry  B.  (TT^.  C.  S,-  Son),  Dalrymple 

crescent 
Crow,   George   H.,   mason,   etc.,   51  N.   Pitt 

street 
Crow,  Philip,  bootmaker,  13  Montague  street 
Crow,  Robert,  19  Panmure  place 
Crow,  Thomas,  house  carpenter  and  joiner, 

Dairy  park ;  house,  25  Gillespie  crescent 
Crowe,  J.  D.,  teacher,  10  Hailes  street 
Crowe,  Robert  Burns,  5  Lothian  road 
Crowe,  Mrs,  Gillespie  crescent 
Crowlie,    Miss,   matron    of   Leith    Industrial 

schools,  14  Lochend  road 
Crown  Hotel,  2  West  Register  street 
Crown  Life  Assurance   Cojipany  (H.   W. 
Cornillon,  S.S.C,  secretari/  for  Scotland), 
67  George  street 
Crown  Office,  Parliament  square 
Crudelius,   Hirst,  &  Co.,  wool  merchants,  7 

and  8  Citadel 
Crudelius,    R.   W.,    Chapelside,  7   Laverock- 
bank  terrace 
Crurlelius,  Mrs,  Jessfield  house,  Newhaven  road 
Cruickshank,  Alexander,  &  Sons,  hosiers,  shirt- 
makers,   hatters,   and  ladies',  gentlemen's, 
and  children's  outfitters,  baby  linen  ware- 
house, 57  and  61  George  street 
Cruickshank,  Alexander,  1  Darling's  buildings 
Cruickshank,  Alexander,  3'ecorder  and  super- 
intendent.   Recorder  s  Ofiice,   West   Kirk  ; 
house,  53  Lothian  road 
Cruickshank,  Edward,  8  Grange  loan 
Cruickshank,    Francis,   portrait    painter,    24 

George  street ;  house,  3  Wardie  avenue 
Cruickshank,  George,  10  Catherine  street 
Cruickshank,  John,  surveyor,  4  Brougham  pi. 
Cruickshank,  John  (Campbell  ^'  C.)^  4  Bain- 
field  terrace 
Cruickshank,  P.,  cabinetmaker,  8  Keir  street 
Cruickshank,  William,  engraver,  lithographer, 
manufacturing   stationer,   and  printer,   18 
St  James'  square;  house,  3  Wharton'place 
Cruicksliank,  Mrs  John,  2  Grove  street 
Cruickshank,  Miss,  6  Duncan  st.,  Newington 
Cruickshanks,  G.,  &  Co..  upholsterers,  cabinet- 
makers, undertakers,  and  house  agents,  1 
ilacneil  place 
Cruickshanks,    George   (6-'.    Cruickshanks   Sf- 

Co.),  7  Crown  street 
Cruttenden,   Edward,  cabinetmaker  and  up- 
holsterer, 5  WUliam  st. ;  ho.  10  Atholl  jA. 
Cruttenden,  Geoi'ge,  clerk,  4  Braudfield  st. 
Culbert,  Thomas,  5  Rosehill  place 
Culbertson,  Robert-,  Eden  lodge,  Eden  lane 
CuUen,  Alfred,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  7 

Queen's  place,  Leith  walk 
CuUen,  Rev.  G.  D.,  33  Royal  terrace 


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CulleD.  John  J.,  letter-carrier,  15  High  School 

yards 
Ciillen,  Martin,  provision  merchant,  194  Cow- 
gate  ;  house,  235 
Culleu,  ^Michael,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

252  Cowgate  ;  house,  6  St  ^Mary  street 
Cullen,  Patrick,  grocer,  321  Canougate 
Cullen,  Thomas,  surveyor  of  taxes,  14  ^Yater- 

loo  place  ;  house,  9  Cumin  place 
Cullen,  Thos.,  painter  and  glazier,  71  W.  port 
CuUey.  Mathew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 

Amelia  Ann  place  ;  house,  3  Lome  place 
Gumming,   Thomas,  &  Son,  trunk,  portman- 
teau,    brush,     basket,    and     packing-box 

makere,  2  Cockbm-n  street 
Gumming,   BoswaU,    late    supervisor    Inland 

Revenue,  13  South  Xorton  place 
Gumming,  D.,  bookseller   and   stationer,  11 

Bristo  street 
Gumming,  Capt.  J.  (assistant  secretary,  Scot- 
tish Society  for  the  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to 

Animals),  17  Drummond  street 
Gumming,  James,  LL.D.,  H.M.  Inspector  of 

Schools,  27  "Windsor  street 
Gumming,  James,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  7  Grassmarket ;  house,  3  Lauri- 

ston  park 
Gumming,  James,  shoemaker,  23a Cumberland 

street 
Gumming,  John,  artist,  7  Leith  street 
Cummiug,  John,  23  Alva  place 
Gumming,  J.,  furnitvu'e  dealer,  5a  Downie  pi. 
Gumming,  John,  grocer,  132  Canongate 
Gumming,  Robert,  bookseller,  stationer,  and 

newsagent,  219  High  street 
Gumming,  Thomas  (C  S,-  Son),  23  Archibald 

place 
Gumming,  W.,  M.D.,  F.R.G.P.,  18  Ainslie  pi. 
Gumming,  "Wilham,  V.S.,  81  Lothian  road 
Gumming,  William  F.,  house  painter,  Hope- 

toun  place ;  house,  41  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Gumming,  ;Mrs  Elizabeth,  tobacconist,  10  St 

Vincent  street 
Gummings,  S.,  provision  dealer,  297  Cowgate 
Cummings,  Mrs,  hotel,  81  Lothian  road 
Gundell,   Joseph  {agent,  British  Linen  Co.), 

48  Bernard  street 
Guningham  &  Co.,  wine  merchts.,  17  Clyde  st. 
Guningham,  Alexander  (Northern  Lighthouse 

Board),  84  George  st. ;  ho.  78  Great  Kingst. 
Guningham,  W.  A.,  86  Great  King  street 
Gunmgham,  Miss,  86  Great  King  street 
Guninghame,  George  C.,  14  Bruntsfield  place 
Cuninghame,  ^Irs,  23  ^Moray  place 
Guninghame,  Miss,  27  Raeburn  place 
Cunningham,  Eraser,  &  Co.,  nurserymen  and 

florists.  Comely  bank  and  Edgehill  nursery 
Cunningham,  J.  &  J.,  seed,  linseed  cake,  and 

artificial  manure  merchants :  office,  102  West 

bow  ;  stores,  "West  Bowling-green   street ; 

chemical  works,  21  Salamander  street 
Cunningham,    Alexander,   market   gardener, 

Rosebank,  Broughton  road 
D 


Cunningham,  Alexander,  coal  merchant,  6 
Port  Hopetoun 

Cunningham,  Andrew,  jun.  (successor  to  J. 
Russel),  plate-glass  agent,  glass  merchant, 
glazier,  and  slater,  18  Leith  street ;  house, 
9  Prince  Consort  place 

Cunningham,  Ancbew,  21  Admiralty  street 

Cunningham,  Charles,  lodgings,  13  Castle  st. 

Cunningham,  Charles,  coal  merchant,  10  Port 
Hopetoun  ;  house,  25  Earl  Grey  street 

Cunningham,  E.,  sailmaker,  15  Hawthorn 
bank  terrace 

Cunningham,  E.,  eating  house,  1  Saunders  st. 

Cunningham,  George,  civil  engineer,  135a 
George  street ;  house,  2  Ainslie  place 

Cunningham,  James,  W.S.,  50  Queen  street 

Cunningham,  James  C.  (/.  <5'  /.  C),  88  Lau- 
riston  place 

Cunningham,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 7  Canning  place 

Cunningham,  Jas.,  gTocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
5  E.  Richmond  st.  ;  ho.  22  Carnegie  street 

Cunningham,  James,  wright,  11  Pattison 
street ;  house,  23  Bernard  street 

Cunningham,  James,  commercial  traveller,  3 
Sciennes  hill  place 

Cimningham,  James,  carter,  2  Washington  pi. 

Cunningham,  John  (Signet  Lihr.),  2  Atholl  pi. 

Cunningham,  John,  dairyman,  9  Pitt  street 

Cunningham,  John  Thos.,  L.D.S.,  R.C.S.E., 
dental  surgeon,  114  Lauriston  place 

Cunningham,  John  (H.  M.  Customs),  4  Prim- 
rose street 

Cunningham,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  45 
Bernard  street 

Cunningham,  John  S.,  Rockville,  Napier  rd. 

Cunningham,  Lennox  Thompson,  M.D.,  R.N., 
20  Warriston  crescent 

Cunningham,  N.,  coach-hirer,  Windsor  st.  lane 

Cimningham,  Peter  (Accountant,  Clydesdale 
Bank,  High  street),  16  Gayfield  square 

Cunningham,  Peter,  5  Society 

CUNNINGHAM,  THOMAS,  hat  mauufactm-er, 
61  North  bridge.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  64 

Cunningham,  Walter,  cattle  dealer,  45  Mon- 
tague street 

Cunningham,  William  H.,  6  Gladstone  terrace 

Cunningham,  William,  4  Hope  terrace,  Leith 

Cunningham,  William,  church  officer,  1a 
Madeira  place 

Cunningham,  M.  &  H.,  dressmakers,  10  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  6  Gladstone  terrace 

Cunningham,  Mrs  J.  S.,  7  Royal  terrace 

Cunningham,  Mrs  Patrick,  31  Princes  street 

Cunningham,  Mrs  Thomas,  18  Graham  street 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  3  L^pper  Grove  place 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  17  Salisbury  road 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  West  ToUcross 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  2  Haddington  place 

Cunningham,  Mrs,  provision  merchant,  7  S. 
St  James'  street 

Cunningham,  Miss,  94  Lauriston  place 


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Cunningham,  ]\Iiss  Georgina,  matron,  Donald- 
son's Hospital 
Cunningham,  ^Miss,  Institution  for  the  Edu- 
cation of  Young  Ladies,  5  Duncan  street, 

NcTvingtou 
Cunningham,    Miss,     greengrocer,     7     East 

Sciennes  street 
Cunningham,  Miss,  20  Rankeillor  street 
Cunninghame,  Mrs,  of  Balgonie,  4  Blacket  pi. 
Cunyngham,  Sir  E.  K.  A.  Dick,  Bart.,  Pres- 

tonfield.  Dalkeith  road 
Cunynghame,  A.  M.,  secretary  to  the  General 

Post  Office  for  Scotland,  10  Gloucester  pi. 
Cunynghame,  R.  J.  Blair,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 

6  Walker  street 
Cunynghame,  Mrs,  2  Clifton  terrace 
Curie,  Arthur  J.,  teacher  of  pianoforte  and 

harmonium,  52  Hanover  street 
CURLE,  JAMES,  pianoforte  maker,  52  Han- 
over street ;  workshop,  Broughton  market ; 

house,  Arthur  villa,  Wardie  road.     "^  See 
"^-Adv.  p.  49 
Curie,  James,  bootmaker,  40  Buccleuch  street; 

house,  54  \ 
Ciu-le,  ]\Iiss,  teacher  of  pianoforte  and  singing, 

52  Hanover  street 
Currer,  Adam,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  79 

Queen  street ;  house,  8  Hope  street 
Currer,  Mrs,  13  Montgomery  street 
Currer,  Misses,  3  Antigua  street 
Cunie   &   Co.,   wholesale    confectioners   and 

agents,  25  George  ix.  bridge 
Currie  &  Lamb,  bookbinders  and  stationers, 

10  Hunter  square 
Currie,  J.,  &  Co.,  rag,  rope,  wool,  and  metal 

merchants,  93  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Currie,   James,   &  Co.,  agents  of  the  Leith, 

Hull,    and    Hambm'g    Steam-packet    Co., 

34  Bernard  street 
Currie,  Adam,  shipmaster,  97  St  Andrew  St., 
J:,  Leith 
C'lrrie,  Adam,  grocer,  G4  Xorth  Fort  street ; 

house,  1  Baynefield,  Ferry  road 
Cm'rie,  Andrew,  firewood  factory,  Macneil  pi. 
Cm'rie,    Archibald,    shipwright,    47    Albany 

street,  Leith 
Currie,  David,  machine  boot  closer,  10  Cathe- 
rine street 
Currie,  David  R.  (C.  S^-Laml),  22  TV.  Preston 

street 
Currie,  Heriot,  engineer,  4  Auburn  place 
Currie,  James  G.,  3  Oxford  street 
Currie,  James  (^Currie  ^-  Co.)^  Trinity  cottage. 

Trinity 
Currie,  James,  2  Blackford  place 
Currie,  James,  rail,  booking  clerk,  4  Elder  st. 
Currie,    Rev.    James,    M.A.,   rector.   Normal 

Institution,    Johnston    terrace ;   house,   13 

Duncan  street 
Currie,  J.,  gardener  and  florist,  Parkside  lodge 
Currie,  John,  architect,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Currie,   P.,  hotelkeeper,  1,  5,  and  7   West 

Register  street 


Currie,  Robert,  bootmaker,  4  Elder  street 
Currie,  Samuel,  coal  merchant,  13  Home  st. 
Currie,  Thomas,  blacksmith,  110  Rose  street ; 

house,  108  George  street 
Currie,   William  {Thornton,    C,  §•  00.),    14 

Viewforth  place 
Cm-rie,  William,  cork  manufacturer,  51  Water 

lane  ;  house,  10  Wellington  place,  Leith 
CmTie,  William,  9  Henry  street 
Currie,  W.,  scriptiU'e  reader,  47  St  Leonard  st. 
Currie,  Wm.  K.  (H.M.C.),  23  Woodbine  ter. 
Currie,    Mrs    Thomas,    spirit   merchant,    14 

Market  street 
Currie,  iirs,  5  Salisbury  bank 
Currie,  Mrs,  1  Summerhall  place 
Currie,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  33 

Brougham  street 
Currie,  Miss,  trimming  shop,  52  Lauriston  pi. 
Currie,  Miss  J.,  dressmaker,  507  Lawnmarket 
Currie,  Miss,  29  Buccleuch  place 
Cm'rie,  Miss  M.,  milliner,  135  Kirkgate 
Curror  &  Cowper,  S.S.C,  1  India  buildings 
Curror,  Adam,  farmer  and  land  valuator,  The 

Lee  and  Myreside,  Colinton  road 
Curror,  David,  of  Wester  Craigduckie,  S.S.C, 

25  Northumberland  street 
Cm-ror,  John  F.,  Myreside,  Colinton  road 
Curry,  E.,  19  Grove  street 
Cushnie,  William,  10  St  Catherine  place 
Cusin,  Rev.  Alex.,  M.A.,  17  Greenside  place 
Cusine,  Miss,  23  Bernard  street 
Custom  House,  Commercial  street 
Cuthbert,  Alexander,  12  Grange  road 
Cuthbert,  Clarkson,  M.D.,  surgeon,  8  Spence's 

place  ;  house,  12  Lothian  road 
Cuthbert,  Daniel,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  36 

Brunswick  street 
Cuthbert,    Robert    (British    Linen    Co.'),    2 

Church  hill 
Cuthbert,  Miss  E.,  apartments,  118  George  st. 
Cuthbcrtson,  Alexander,  13  Cornwall  street 
Cuthbertson,    A.   G.,  &  Son,  merchants  and 

commission  agents,  55  Constitution  street 
Cuthbertson,  Andrew,  37  Arthur  street 
Cuthbertson.  Andrew  Gray,  4  Carlton  street 
Cuthbertson,  G.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

65  Shore  ;  house,  1  Great  Wellington  street 
Cuthbertson,  Henry,  grocer,  47  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Cuthbertson,  Henry,   baker,    38  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Cuthbertson,  John,  1  Randolj^h  place 
Cuthbertson,  Joseph,  joiner,  40  North  Rich- 
mond street 
Cuthbertson,  William  F.,  5  Bell  place 
Cuthbertson,  WiUiam,   commercial  traveller, 

2  Thomson's  place 
Cuthbertson,  Mrs  WiUiam,  5  Milne's  court 
Cuthbertson,  Mrs  Mary,  2  Carberry  place 
Cuthbertson,  Misses,  8  Great  King  street 
Cuthill,  Alex.,  dealer  in  horses,  livery  stables, 

job  and  post  master.  East  Assembly  lane 

and  156  Rose  st.  lane  ;  house,  17  Castle  st. 


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Daffrox,  John,  basketiuaker,  44  Cowgate 

Dahl.  David,  Catherine  lodge,  Newhaven  rd. 

Daily,  John,  grocer,  -49  Cowgate 

Daily.  Mrs.  French  stay  maker,  53  High  st. 

Daily  Review  Office,  377  High  street 

Daish.  John,  o2  Castle  terrace 

Dale.  James.  6  Corunna  place 

Dalgety,  Harry  (Scott,  Moncrieff,  ^-  Z>.),  47 

Minto  street 
Dalgetv,  Mrs  Charles.  47  Minto  street 
Dalglefsh  &  Bell,  TT.S.,  1^2  Coates  crescent 
Dalgleish  &  Forrest,  auctioneers  and  furni- 
ture dealers.  4  St  Andrew  square 
Dalgleish  &  Son,  machine  cork  manufacturers, 

South  Back  of  Canongate 
Dalgleish,  Andrew,  grocer,  74  Grove  street 
Dalgleish,  David  (D.  D.  cV  Soii),  10  Elm  row 
Dalgleish,   James,  ship  carpenter,  63  Prince 

Regent  street 
Dalgleish,  James  (D.  &r  Son),  15  St  John  st. 
Dalgleish,  John,  wright,  42  Pleasauce ;  house, 

8  Roxburgh  terrace 
Dalgleish,    Laurence,   W.S.    (D.    c^  Bell),   8 

AthoU  crescent 
Dalgleish,  ]\Iajor,  6  Yiewforth  place 
Dalgleish,  Mark,  British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank  ; 

house,  23  Dublin  street 
Dalgleish,     Robert,     Holyrood     glassworks  ; 

house,  17  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Dalgleish,  Thomas,  engineer,  22  Sheriff  brae 
Dalgleish,  William,  10  South  College  street 
Dalgleish,  William,  Ship  inn,  Newhaven 
Dalgleish,  Mrs,  8  AthoU  crescent 
Dalgleish,  Miss,  36  Grange  road 
DALKEITH  COLLIEKY  OFFICE,  St  Leonard's 

depot — George  Baigrie,   agent ;    house,   43 

Montague  street.  ^  See  Adv.  p.  99 
Dall  &  Miller,  C.A.,  38  Hanover  street 
Dall,  W.,  &  Co.,  glass  and  china  merchants,  4 

Hanover  street 
DaU,  Thomas,  C.A.  (D.  .y  Miller),  14  Clare- 

mont  crescent 
Dall,  Wm.  (W.  D.  ^-  Co.),  6  Abercromby  pi. 
Dall,  WilHam,  22  Rintoul  place 
Dall,  Mrs,  2  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
DaUas,  E.  W.,  photographer,  125  Princes  st. ; 

house.  Dean  bank  house,  Dean  bank 
Dallas,  Mrs,  5  ^laitland  street 
Dallas,  Miss,  4  Middleby  street 
Dalmahoy  &  Cowan,  W.S.,  12  HiH  street 
Dalmahoj^,  James,  H.E.I.C.S.,  9  Forres  street 
Dalmahoy,  Patrick  (Z).  ^^  Cowan),  69  Queen 

street 
Dahymple,  James,  of  Langlee,  21  Grosvenor 

crescent 
Dalrymple,  James,  porter,  6  Hamburgh  place 
Dalrymple,  John,  tea  and  coffee  merchant,  1 

Johnston  terrace  ;  house,  1  Peel  terrace 
Dabymple,  John,  1  Jamaica  st.,  Bonnington 
Dalrymple,  Mrs,  50  George  street 
Dabymple,  Mrs,  laundress,  1  Bedford  street 
Dalrpnple,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  1 
Jamaica  street,  Bonnington 


Daltou,  Miss,  dressmaker,  41  N.  Richmond  st. 

Daly,  Richard,  22  Fountainbridge 

Dalyell,  Mrs  Colonel,  5  Merchiston  crescent 

DalzeU,  Miss,  12  Queen's  crescent 

Dalziel,  Rev.  George,  3  Leven  street 

Dalziel,  George,  W.S.  (Gibson- Craig,  D.,  8f 

Brodies),b  Thistle  street ;  house,  53  Melville 

street 
Dalziel,    John,    W.S.   (Gibson- Craig,  D.,   Sf 

Brodies),  10  Charlotte  square 
Dalziel,  Robert,  toys,  smallwares,  and  hosiery, 

77  Broughtou  street 
Dalziel,  Mrs  W.,  31  North  bridge 
Dalziel,  Mrs,  10  Lennox  street 
Dalziel,  Mrs,  14  Cumin  place 
Dalziel,  Mrs  John,  2  Bank  place 
Dalziel,  Miss,  fishmonger,  36a  Frederick  street ; 

house,  39  George  street 
Dalzieli,  Alex.  C,  merchant  (Paierson  ^'-O.), 

2  Bank  place 

Dalzieli,  ^Irs,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  6a 

Bernard  street 
Dane  &  Co.,  printing  ink,  colour,  and  varnish 

manufacturers,  3  East  Register  street 
Daniel,  Mrs,  sick-nurse,  16  Jamaica  street 
Danielson,  Henry,  25  Panmxu-e  place 
Danney,  Daniel,  bootmaker,  311  High  street 
Danskin,   George,   music  teacher,  43  George 

street 
Danskin,  Mrs,  female  servants'  select  register, 

3  Howe  street 

D.YXZiG  Steaji  Packet  Office  (James  Currie 
S)'  Co.),  34  Bernard  street 

Darg,  James,  upholsterer,  2  Gardner's  cresct. 

Darge,  Robert,  42  Cable  wynd,  Leith 

Darling,  J.  &  A.,  fleshers,  36  Couper  street 

Darling,  William,  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers, 
22  Rose  street 

Darling's  Regent  temperance  hotel,  20  Water- 
loo place 

Darling,  And.,  warehouseman,  25  Barony  st. 

Darling,  George,  newsagent,  39  Clerk  street ; 
house,  Moncrieff  terrace 

Darling,  James  Stormonth,  W.S.,  64  Nor- 
thumberland street 

Darling,  M.  T.  Stormonth,  advocate,  64 
Northumberland  street 

Darling,  R.,  secretary,  North  British  Steam 
Packet  Co.,  4  Princes  street 

Darling,  Richard,  butcher,  2  Gray's  place,  St 
Leonard's ;  house,  4 

Darling,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  28  Barony  street 

Darling,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  mercht., 
10  Drummond  street 

Darling,  Robert,  smith  and  farrier,  150  Con- 
stitution street ;  house,  8  Kirk  street 

Darling,  Robert,  18  Panmure  place 

Darling,  Wm.,  teacher,  Dr  Bell's  School,  N. 
Leith  ;  house,  9  West  Montgomery  place 

Darling,  William,  9  Chapel  street 

Darling,  William  H.,  teacher  of  singing,  12 
Nelson  street 

Darling,  Mrs  R.,  5  Maitland  place 


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Darling,  !Mrs  'Wm.,  19  West  Nicolson  street 
Darling,  Mrs,  59  Lauriston  place 
Darling,  Miss,  15  Leamington  terrace 
Darling,    Miss,   milliner    and    dressmaker,    5 

Gray's  court,  95  Nicolson  street 
Darling,  Miss,  17  Pitt  street 
Darlington,  Henry,  Aird  lio.,  23  Lauder  road 
Darlington,  AYilliam,  19  Pitt  street 
Darney,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  Newbaveu  ; 

house,  2  Union  place,  Trinity 
Darsie,  William,  joiner,  2  Ferrier  street 
Daun,    Robert,    M.A.,    M.D.,     M.R.C.P.L., 

F.R.S.E.,  and  deputy  inspector-general  of 

hospitals,  G  Picardy  place 
Dauney,  Mrs,  11  Wardie  avenue 
Davidson  &  Chisholm,  builders  and  joiners, 

57  Grove  street 
Davidson  &  Reid,  upholsterers,  cabinetmakers, 

carvers  and  decorators,  importers  of  foreign 

furniture,  and  sole  agents  for  French  par- 
quet, 127  George  street;  works,  Bell's  mills 
Davidson  &  Syme,  W.S._,  22  Castle  street 
Davidson,  R.,  &  Co.,  paint,  varnish,  oil,  and 

colour  merchants,  5  and  6  Shore 
Davidson,  Rev.  A.B.,  D.D.,  Professor  of  Hebrew 

in  the  New  College,  10  Rillbank  terrace 
Davidson,  A.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  78 

Canongate 
Davidson,  Alexander,  missionary,  3  North  St 

David  street 
Davidson,    Alexander,    writer,     11    Brandon 

street 
Davidson,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer. 

Water  of  Leith 
Davidson,   Archibald,    sheriff   of   Midlothian, 

Sheriff  Court  buildings,  George  iv.  bridge  ; 

house,  Craiglockhart  house,  Slateford 
Davidson,Chas.,  provision mercht.,  3  Market  pi. 
Davidson,  Chr.,  19  Lady  Lawson's  wynd 
Davidson,   David,   treasurer.   Bank  'of  Scot- 
land ;  house,  Ravelston,  Blackball 
Davidson,  David,  spirit  merchant,  283  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  1  East  Adam  street 
Davidson,  D.,  tailor  and  clothier,  4.4  Abbey  hill 
Davidson,  Donald,  fishmonger  and  poulterer, 

7  Melville  t«rrace  ;  house,  9 
Davidson,  Eben.,  ship  broker,  14  Admiralty 

street ;  house,  143  Constitution  street 
Davidson,   Rev.  George  R.,  Ramsay  cottage, 

Laverockbank  villas 
Davidson,  Jas.,  stamp  cutter,  15  Gifford  park 
Davidson,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

94  Nicolson  street 
Davidson,  James,  12  Clifton  terrace 
Davidson,  James,  8  Moray  street,  licith  walk 
Davidson,  John  (G.P.O.),  25  Earl  Grey  st. 
Davidson,  John  Morrison,  teacher,  19  Cheyne 

street 
Davidson,  John,  tobacconist  and  importer  of 

cigars,  3  Lindsay  place 
Davidson,   John,    portrait    painter,   2    West 

Lr.nriston  place 
Davidson,  John,  grocer,  42  Broughton  street 


Davidson,  John,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  25  Gayfield 

square 
Davidson,  John,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Davidson,    John,    Leith    Royal   Music   Hall, 

Riddle's  close  ;  house,  29  Couper  street 
Davidson,  John,  18  Meadow  place 
Davidson,  John,  wholesale  stationer,  printer, 

and  lithographer,  25  Bernard  street  and  17' 

Mitchell  street ;  house,  9  Smith's  place 
Davidson,    Jonathan,    steelyard    maker,    24 

Barony  street ;  house,  10  Catherine  street 
Davidson,  Lieut.-Col.,  H.E.LC.S.,  Woodcroft, 

Clinton  road 
Davidson,  Mathew,  9  West  Newington  place 
Davidson,  Rev.  Peter,  D.D.,  5  Saxe-Cobourg 

place 
Davidson,  R.  D.,  merchant,  2  Wellington  pi., 

Leith 
Davidson,  Robert,  gardener,  Goshen  cottage, 

Canaan  lane 
Davidson,  Robert,  93  Broughton  street 
Davidson,    Robert,   baker,   53   Home  street ; 

house,  1  Tarvit  street 
Davidson,  Robt. ,  organist  and  teacher  of  music, 

2  Elm  row 
Davidson,  Robert,  of  Bogie,  12  Chalmers  cr. 
Davidson,  Thomas,  70  Abbey  hill 
Davidson,  Thos.,  coal  merchant,  46  Nicolson  st. 
Davidson,  Thomas,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

14  ]\Iontague  street 
Davidson,  Wm.,  coachbuilder,  21  Morrison  st. 

and  Dewar  place  lane  ;  bo.  16  Grindlay  st. 
Davidson,  William,  dress,  millinery,  and  mantle 

warehouse,  54a  Hanover  street ;  bouse,  52 
Davidson,  Wilbam,  tailor,  9  Prospect  street 
Davidson,  William,  30  Earl  Grey  street 
Davidson,  William,  bouse  painter,  6  Bread  st. ; 

house,  3  Spittal  street 
Davidson,  William,  bootmaker,  10  Rose  street 
Davidson,  Wilbam,  16  Grindlay  street 
Davidson,  Wilbam,  commercial  traveller,  55 

Montgomery  street 
Davidson,  William,  25  Earl  Grey  street 
Davidson,  William,  junr.,  drysalter,  28  South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Davidson,  Mrs  Charles  Forbes,  32  Rutland  sq. 
Davidson,  Mrs  G.,  12  Broughton  street 
Davidson,  Mrs  Thomas,  2  W.  Lauriston  place 
Davidson,  Mrs  W.,  11  Brandon  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  23  Torpbicben  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  5  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Davidson,  Mrs,  19  Home  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  14  London  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  56  India  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  8  St  Bernard's  row 
Davidson,  Mrs,  1  Lothian  road 
Davidson,  Miss,  36  George  street 
Davidson,  Mary,  stationer  and  newsagent,  1 

St  Leonard  street 
Davidson,  Miss  Sophia,  3  Danube  street 
Davie,  James,  printer,  20  Spittal  street 
Davie,  John,  shoemaker,  61  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  18  Charles  street 


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Davie.  John,  juu.,  boot  aud  shoe  maker,  205 

High  street 
Davie,  Peter,  4  Buccleuch  place 
Davie,  Robert,  shoe  warehouse,  363  High  st. 
Davie,  Tliomas,  spirit  dealer,  27  Vinegar  close, 

Giles  street 
Davie,  Mrs,  20  Great  Stuart  street 
Davies,  ^y.  &  W.  G.,  cabinetmakers  and  up- 
holsterers, 2  Castle  street ;  house,  21 
Davies,  David,  grocer  aud  provision  merchant, 

13  South  St  James'  street 
Davies,  William  Arthur,  4  E.  Hermitage  pi. 
Davies,  Wm.  H.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

77  Clerk  street ;  house,  31 
Davies,  Mrs  T.,  2  TTest  Circus  place 
Davis  &  Primrose,  engineers   and  machine- 
makers,  33  Duke  street,  Leith 
Davis,  Jlrs,  24  Bristo  street 
Davison.  John,  tailor,  6  Roxburgh  place 
Davison,  Samuel  Dobson  (Hawthorns  S^-  Co.), 

Boswell  house,  Boswell  road 
Davison,  Mrs,  1  Morningside  park 
Dawson,  Adam,  1  Laverockbank  terrace 
Dawson,  David,  2  Drumdrj'an  street 
Dawson,  David,  joiner,  5  Woodville  terrace 
Dawson,   Francis,   surgeon  and  druggist,  22 

Main  street 
Dawson,  James,  engineer,  3  Old  Broughton 
Dawson,  J.  A.,  com.  traveller,  1  Rockvillepl. 
Dawson,  John,  bellhanger  and  Venetian  blind 

maker,  St  Stephen  st. ;  ho.  21  Colville  pi. 
Dawson,  John,  coal  and  lime  merchant,  91 

St  Leonard  street ;  house,  89 
Dawson,  John,  18  Blackwood  crescent 
Dawson,  Richard,  23  Cheyne  street 
Dawson,  Robert,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

204  Rose  street 
Dawson,  Thomas,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Dawson,  Thomas,  J.P.  constable,  73  Pleasance 
Dawson,  Thos.,  shipmaster,  72  Broughton  st. 
Dawson,  T^^m.,  shirt,  underclothing,  aud  baby- 
linen  manufacturer,  57  and  59  Clerk  st. ; 
house,  57  North  bridge 
Dawson's  commercial  hotel,  57  North  bridge 
Day,  J.,  assist,  inspector  of  poor,  7  Spriugfield 
Day,  Joseph,  Frithfield  baths,  Seafield 
Dea.  Geo.,  merchant,  138  Pleasance ;  house, 

100  Causewayside 
Deaf  and  Dujib  Institution  (Wm.  Hutclun- 
son,  liead-masfer ;  Mrs  HutcJtijison,  matron), 
Henderson  row 
Dean  B.an'k  Institution  for  the  Reforma- 
tion OF  Juvenile  Fejiale  Delinquents  ; 
Miss  Tod,  matron 
Dean  Cejietert  (John  Connon,  su2)t.),  Dean 
De.as    Free    Church    School    (Alexander 

Fleming,  teacher),  Ijynedoch  place 
Dean  of  Guild's  Office,    City  Chajibers 

(R.  JSIorham,  clerk),  10  Royal  Exchange 
Deanness,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  54  Bridge  st. 
Deans  &  Moore,  coalmastere  and  merchants, 
29b  Frederick  street,  Edinr.,  and  24  Com- 
mercial street,  Leith;  depots,  St  Leonard's, 


Haymarket,    South   Leith,  Lixmouut,  aud 

Trinity  stations 
Deans,  David,  teacher  of  music,  23  Dundas  st. 
Deans,  Rev.  James,  Raimesfield,  Ferry  road, 

Bonnington 
Deans,  John,  bricklayer  and  furnace-builder, 

2  ^'iew  forth  park 
Deans,  John  Christie,  M.A.,  S.S.C.,  77  George 

street ;  house,  22  Warriston  crescent 
Deans,  Walter,  skinner  and  wool  merchant, 

Bell's  mills 
Deans,  "William,  5  Wharton  place 
Deans,  Mrs,  33  Dundas  street 
Deans,  Mrs  Robert,  37  Castle  street 
Dear,  Thomas,  -nTiter,  22  Bell  place 
Deas,  J.  &  T.,  French  polishers,  17  Church  st. 
Deas,  Francis,  advocate,  9  St  Colme  street 
Deas,   the  Hon.  Lord,   32   Heriot   row,  and 

Pittendriech,  Lasswade 
Deas,  P.  Stuart,  architect,  26  Pitt  street 
Deas,  William  P.,  writer,  10  Duncan  street 
Deas,  Mrs  Colonel,  3  Pitt  street 
Deas,  Mrs  J.,  2  Mayfield  street 
d'Egville,   George,   teacher  of  dancing,   50b 

Frederick  street 
d'Egville,    Miss,    teacher    of    dancing,    50b 

Frederick  street 
Dejay,    Calixte,    hotel,    99,    100,    and    101 

Princes  street 
De  Lisle,  Mrs,  1  Scotland  street 
Delworth,  C.  T.,  newsagent,  57  East  Cross- 
causeway 
De  Maria,  Mrs,  13  Gayfield  square 
De  Maus,  Mrs  D.,  1  Lothian  road 
Dempsey,  James,  confectioner,  319  High  st. 
Dempster,   J.   &  A.,   drapers  (ar/enis  for  J. 

Pullar  (5*  Sons,  dyers,  Perth),  4  Raeburn  pi. 
Dempster,  Captain  H.  L.,  5  Bellevue  crescent 
Dempster,    James,    commercial   traveller,    29 

Collins  place 
Dempster,  John,  M.D.,  Inspector- General  of 

Hospitals,  47  Great  King  street 
Dempster,  Maxwell,  painter,  Morningside 
Dempster,  William,  musician,  16  Spittal  street 
DENHAM  &  COMBE,   cabinetmakers,    uphol- 
sterers, and  house  agents,  12.A  George  street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  68 
Denham,  Jas.  (D.  S,-  Comhe),  7  N.  St  David  st. 
Denham,  James,  confectioner,  31  Earl  Grey 

street ;  house,  29 
Denholm  &  Cochrane,  wholesale  ironmongers, 

29  Cockburn  street 
Denholm,  Alexander  (D.  <5"  Cochrane),  7  Salis- 
bury terrace 
Denholm,  James,  writer,  1  Malta  terrace 
Denholm,  James,  boot-tree  and  last  maker, 

1  Gilmore  street ;  house,  12  Gladstone  pi. 
Denholm,   James,    blacksmith,   plumber,  and 

gasfitter,  Morningside 
Denholm,  Matthew,  farm  steward.  Dean  park 
Denholm,  Robert,  S.S.C,  4  N.  St  David  st. 
Denholm,  William,  coal  merchant,  17  Bread 

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Denholm,  Isabella,  dairy,  Hamilton  place        j 

Dennell  &  Orme,  satin  hat  manufacturers,  13 

East  Register  street  and  9  Leith  street  ter.  j 

Dennell,  James  (Z).  ^'  Orme),  9  Leith  street^ 

terrace 
Dennison,  Alex.,  teacher,  1  Panmure  place 
Deunison,  William,  2  Tarvit  street 
Denny,  Miss,  10  Leamington  ten^ace 
Denovan,  Hy.  (Brazilian  Consul),  16  Fyfe  pi. 
Denson,    Richard   (cJiurch   officer,    St   PauPs 

Episcopal  Chapel),  44  Heriot  row 
Destitute    Sick  Society  ;   John  M'Culloch 
(^British  Linen  Co.),  11  Duke  st.,  treasurer 
Deuchar,   David  (Joint  Actuary,   The   Edin. 
Assurance  Co.),  Morningside  house,  Morn- 
ingside 
Deuchar,  Mrs  John,  Morningside  house,  Morn- 
ingside 
Deuchar,  Miss,  2  Henderson  row 
Deuchar,   Miss   E.  R.,  boarding-school,  Tra- 
falgar house,  4  Chalmers  crescent 
Deveneau,  J.,  108  Rose  street 
DEVINE,    JAMES,     clothier,    outfitter,    and 
broker,  299  and  301  Cowgate.    ^  See  Adv. 
p.  49 
Deviue,  P.,  miniature  painter  and  photogra- 
pher, 101b  Princes  street 
Devlin,  Henry,   tobacconist  and   newsagent, 

254  and  256  Canongate 
Devlin,  Thomas,  oyster  merchant,  6  Ann  field 
Dewar  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  1 

Kirkgate 
Dewar,  Alexander,  29  Regent  place 
Dewar,  Andrew,  18  Duudas  street 
Dewar,  Archibald,  10  Panmure  place 
Dewar,  David,  2  Livingstone  place 
Dewar,  Rev.  Duncan,  3  Claremont  place 
Dewar,  Eb.  {D.  ^-  Co.),  Bonnington  bank 
Dewar,    Francis,   auctioneer,    appraiser,    and 
commission  agent,  13  Frederick  st. ;  house, 
15  Fettes  row 
Dewar,  Hugh  Bruce  (Duncan,  D.,  S,-  Black), 

37  Inverleith  row 
Dewar,  Hugh,  butcher,  12  East  Register  street; 

house,  37  Broughton  street 
Dewar,  James,  appraiser  and  hoi;se  agent,  1 

St  John  street 
Dewar,  James,  house  factor,  3  Gilmour  street 
Dewar,  James,  lecturer  on  chemistry,  15  Gil- 
more  place 
Dewar,  John  N.,  comm.  agent,  18  Gilmore  pi.  \ 
Dewar,  John,  private  hotel,  11  and  12  Shand-| 

wick  place 
Dewar,  John,  butcher,  46  Grassmarket 
Dewar,  John,  16  Comely  bank 
DEWAR,    JOHN   F.,    naturalist   and    foreign 
bird  importer,  48  Hanover  street ;  house,  37 
Lady  Menzies  place.     '^  See  Adv.  p.  51 
Dewar,  John,  wine  and  sjsirit  merchant,  126 

Kirkgate  ;  house,  2  Hermitage  terrace 
Dewar,  John,  27  Brunswick  street 
Dewar,  P.,  coach  proprietor.  17  Calton  hill 
Dewar,  Robt.,  builder  and  joiner,  Dairy  park 


Dewar,  S.,  bootmaker,  9  Brighton  street 
Dewar,  Thomas,  23  Archibald  place 
Dewar,  Mrs  Alexander,  2  Thomson's  place 
Dewar,  Mrs  T.,  lodgings,  59  Broughton  street 
Dewar,  Mrs,  64  Bristo  street 
Dewar,  Mrs  John,  10  Brougham  place 
Dewar,  Mrs  R.,  ladies'  nurse,  23  Howe  street 
Dewar,  Misses  E.  &  M.,  94  Pleasance 
Diamond;  J.,  quarry  manager,  35  Castle  ter. 
Dibdin,  Mrs,  Flodden  lodge,  Banner  place 
Dick,  Ai-chibald,  spirit  dealer,  6  West  Adam 

street 
Dick,  Dd.,  smith  and  farrier,  2  Forbes  street ; 

liouse,  117  St  Leonard  street 
Dick,  David,  10  Lauriston  park 
Dick,  George,  2  George  place 
Dick,  George,  bootmaker,  48  Home  street. 
Dick,  Jas.  (IT".  Taylor  cj-  Co.),  35  Hope  ter. 
Dick,    James,    drysalter,    16   Laurie    street ; 

house,  1  Ferrier  street 
Dick,  James  I.,  3  Silvermills  cottages,  Hen- 
derson row 
Dick,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  66 

Grassmarket ;  house,  2  Lauriston  teiTace. 
Dick,  James  R.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  1 

Duke  street,  Leith  ;  house,  1  Ferrier  street 
Dick,  James,  refreshment  rooms,  2  Morningside 
Dick,  James,  40  Princes  street 
Dick,  James,  9  Bright  terrace 
Dick,  John,  9  Minto  street 
Dick,  John,  contractor,  10  and  11  Cromwell  st. 
Dick,  John,  plumber,  1  Forth  street ;  house, 

42  Lady  Menzies  place 
Dick,  John,  smith,  48  Duke  street,  Leith 
Dick,  John,  18  Gardner  s  crescent 
Dick,  Matthew  W.,  v  iue  and  spirit  merchant, 

80  and  82  Lauriston  street 
Dick,    Robert,    registrar   for    district    of   St 

George's,  6  Lothian  road;  ho.  3  Sylvan  pi. 
Dick,  Robert,  jun.,  coal  agent  and  assistant- 
registrar,  6  Lothian  road ;  ho.  3  Sylvan  pi, 
Dick,  Thomas,  4  Gladstone  terrace 
Dick,  Thomas,  2  West  Cromwell  street 
Dick,  Thomas,  tailor,  3a  Claremont  place 
Dick,  Thomas,  2  Cottage  lane,  Allan  street 
Dick,  Thomas,  engraver,  13  Hill  place 
Dick,  William,  5  Dean  street 
Dick,  William  (superintendent  Sun  Fire  Office)., 

40  Princes  street 
Dick,  William,  agent,  6a  Rose  street 
Dick,  Mrs  James,  Lomond  villa,  Wardie  road 
Dick,  Mrs  John,  20  George  street 
Dick,  Mrs,  24  Brougham  street 
Dick,  Mrs,  166  Rose  street 
Dick,  Mrs,  17  Elm  row 
Dick,  A.  H.  &  J.,  fiu-riers,  railUners,  and  straw 

bonnet  manufactory,  47  N.  Frederick  street 
Dick,  Miss  Janet,  46  Great  Iving  street 
Dick,  Miss,  milliner,  140  Rose  street 
Dick,  Misses,  35  Hanover  street 
Dickens,    Mrs,    straw   hat    manufactory,    38 

Fountainbridge 
Dickie,  Alexander,  2  Graham  street 


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Dickie,  H.  D.,  stock  aud  shaxe  broker,  38 
Hanover  street 

Dickie,  Henry  David,  3  Peel  terrace 

Dickie,  Jn.,  officer.  Royal  College  of  Surgeons 

Dickie,  John  {Jolin  Letliem  ^'  Co.),  69  Great 
Junction  street 

Dickie,  John,  lodgings,  7  Drummond  street 

Dickie,  TV.,  -wig-maker,  hatrcutter,  and  per- 
fumer, 65  and  69  Kicolson  street 

Dickie,  ^Irs,  kidies'  nurse,  15  Jamaica  street 

Dickie,  Mi-s,  40  Ann  street 

Dickinson,  G.  I.,  hosier  and  glover,  131 
Nicolson  street 

DICKISON,  ALEXANDER,  plumber  and  gas- 
fitter,  2  Brougham  street ;  house,  13  Green - 
hUl  gardens.     "^  See  Adv.  p.  90 

Dickison,  Geo.,  grocer,  66  TV.  Fountainbridge  ; 
house,  19  Tarvit  street 

Dicksons  &  Co.,  nurserymen,  seedsmen,  and 
florists,  1  "Waterloo  place;  niu'series,  Leith 
"Walk,  Pilrig  street,  Eedbraes,  and  Bonning- 
ton  farm 

Dickson  &  Armitage,  accountants,  3  North  St 
David  street 

Dickson  &  Ellison,  wine  merchants  and 
grocers,  8-4  Xicolson  street 

Dickson  &  SmaU,  painters  and  decorators,  12 
Merchistou  terrace 

Dickson  &  "Walker,  plate-glass  merchants, 
stained-glass  manufacturers,  and  glaziers, 
31  Frederick  street 

DICKSON  &  "WELSH,  coppersmiths  and  braziers, 
4  Queen's  place,  Greenside  row.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  87 

Dickson  &  Wise,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 
6  and  7  Antigua  street  aud  12  Leven  street 

Dickson,  H.  G.  &  S.,  "\T\S.,  3  Dundas  street 

Dickson,  P.  &  J.,  di-aff  merchants,  20  South 
Back  of  Canongate;  house,  69  Abbey  hill 

Dickson,  James,  &  Co.,  glass  and  china  mer- 
chants, 34  Princes  street 

Dickson,  James,  &  Co.,  wholesale  stationers, 
10  South  St  Andrew  street 

Dickson,  James,  &  Sons,  seedsmen,  nursery- 
men, 32  Hanover  street;  nm-series,  Inver- 
leith  row 

Dickson,  Jn.,  &  Son,  gunmakers,  63  Princes st. 

Dickson,  Thos.,  &  Son,  hide,  skin,  and  tallow 
brokers,  20  Thornybauk ;  house,  5  Lauris- 
ton  park 

Dickson,  A.,  grocer  and  spiiit  merchant,  3 
Elder  street ;  house,  17 

Dickson.  Adam,  grocer,  38  Bristo  street ;  house, 
14  Clerk  street 

Dickson,  Alex.,  merchant  (D.  ^-  D.),  4  Strath- 
earn  road 

Dickson,  Alexander,  advocate^  11  Royal  circus 

Dickson,  Alex.,  grocer,  175  and  179  High  st. ; 
house,  5  Millerfleld  place 

Dickson,  Alexander,  M.D.,  11  Royal  circus 

Dickson,  Andrew  {D.  ^'  Wise),  9  Antigua  st. 

Dickson,  A.  J.,  S.S.C.,  8a  Abercromby  place ; 
house,  15  Brunswick  street.  Hillside 


Dickson,  Archibald,  M.D.,  11  Royal  circus 
Dickson,  David  (/.  D.  cj'  Co.),^  3  Park  place 
Dickson,  D.,  coach-hirer,  19  W.  Catherine  pi. 
Dickson,  David,  5  Roxbm-gh  terrace 
Dickson,  David  Scot,  TV.S.  {Thomson,  D.,  ^' 
Shaw),  I  Thistle  court;  house,  27  Albany  st. 
Dickson,  George  H.,  stock  and  share  broker, 
68  Princes  street ;  house,  18  Gladstone  ter. 
Dickson,  Henry  Gordon,  W.S.,  6  Greenhill  pk. 
Dickson,  Henry,  1  Graham  street 
Dickson,  James  Jobson,  C.A.,  23  York  place; 

house,  13  Clarendon  crescent 
Dickson,  James,  2  Regent  terrace 
Dickson,   James,  agent  for  Fullarton  &  Co., 
44  South  bridge ;  house,  22  Panmiu-e  place 
Dickson,  James,  joiner,  45  Grove  street 
Dickson,  James,  coal  merchant,  2  Block  B, 

Bangor  road 
Dickson,  James  G.,  stockbroker,  6  North  St 

David  street ;  house,  12  Millerfleld  place 
Dickson,  John,  sen.  (/.  D.  ^'  Son),  17  Blacket 

place 
Dickson,  John,  jun.  (J".  D.  ^-  Son),  8  Inver- 

leith  row 
Dickson,  John,  merchant,  {Knox,  Samuel,  ^' 

D.),  4  Stratliearn  road 
Dickson,  John,  photographer,  3  Bristo  jDlace 
Dickson,  John,  builder.  Junction  street  saw- 
mills, 30  Great  Junction  street ;  house,  2 
East  Hermitage  place 
Dickson,  John,  15  Cobden  terrace 
Dickson,  John,  gardener,  16  East  Adam  st. 
Dickson,  John,  fm-nituxe  dealer,  40,  42,  and 

44  Blair  street 
Dickson,  J.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  43  Cumber- 
land street 
Dickson,  John,  18  Parkside  street 
Dickson,   Richard  (D.  J.    Thomson  ^-   Co.), 

Lincoln  villa.  Ferry  road,  Leith 
Dickson,  Robert,  51  Prmce  Albert  buildings 
Dickson,  Robert,  19  Brunswick  street 
Dickson,  Robert,  8  Crichton  street 
Dickson,  Samuel,  "W.S.,  6  Greenhill  park 
Dickson,  Thos.,  oil,  tallow,  and  candle  manu- 
facturer, 9  Semple  street 
Dickson,  Thomas  Goldie  (D.  ^-  Armitage),  ac- 
countant, 34  York  place 
Dickson,  Thomas,  junior,  14  Semple  street 
Dickson,  Thomas,  butcher,  Granton  square 
Dickson,  Thos.  (late  seedsman),  17  Canning  pi. 
Dickson,  Thomas,  6  Grosveuor  crescent 
Dickson,  "U^m.  (J.  Dickson  ^'  Co.),  38  York  pi. 
Dickson,  "W.,  candlemaker,  124  Nicolson  street 
Dickson,  \\m.,  accountant,  10  Royal  circus 
Dickson,  V\^illiam,  11  South  St  James'  street 
Dickson,  William,  wholesale  tea,   coffee,  and 

general  merchant,  14  Bristo  street 
Dickson,  "Wilham,  7  Charles  street 
Dickson,  "Wm.  R.,  of  Alton,  5  Regent  terrace 
Dickson,  "Wm.,  plumber,  62  Candlemaker  row 
Dickson,  "Wm.,  victual  dealer  aud  corn  mer- 
chant, 42  Leven  st. ;  ho.  16  "Wright's  houses 
Dickson,  Mrs  Charles,  16  Duncan  street 


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Dickson,  Mrs  Dr,  13  Clarendon  crescent 
Dickson,  Mrs  Walter,  3  Royal  circus 
Dickson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  61  Prince  Regent  st. 
Dickson,  Mrs,  3  Chapel  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  49  Lauriston  place 
Dickson,  Mrs,  grocer,  23  Jamaica  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  5  Great  Junction  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  118  Princes  street 
Dickson,  Mrs  John,  5  Nicolson  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  30  Clarence  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  20  East  Claremont  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  3  Oxford  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Stafford  street 
Dickson,  MLss,  11  Broughton  place 
Dickson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Melville  place 
Dickson,  Miss,  3  Forres  street 
Dickson,  Miss,  166  Fountainbridge 
Dickson,  Miss,  outfitter,  145  Princes  street 
Dickson,  Miss  A.,  44  Grange  road 
Dickson,  Miss  M.  J.,  music  teacher,  6  Upper 

Grove  place 
Dickson,  Misses,  7  Merchiston  avenue 
Dickson,  Misses,  dressmakers,  6  Park  street 
Dickson,  Misses  W.  &  J.,  trimmings  and  small 

wares,  2  Great  Junction  street 
Dillon,  Patrick,  clothes  and  furniture  broker, 

243  Cowgate 
Dilly,  Frederick  (G.P.O.},  4  Great  King  st. 
Dingwall,  Arthur,  advocate,  9  Randolph  cres. 
Dingwall,  John,  coach-body  maker,  26  Cum- 
berland street 
Dingwall,  Robert,  cooper,  24  Lauriston  place 
Dingwell,  Robert,  broker,  40  Bristo  street 
Dippie,  James  (./.  Llviiujston  ^'  Co.),  9  Glad- 
stone place 
Disher,  John,  brewer  (^EdiiiLiirgJi  and  Leitli 

Brewery)  ;  house,  10  Lauriston  lane 
Disher,  Rotaert,  brewer  (i?.  ^-  L.  Brewing  Co.)  ; 

house,  8  Greenhill  gardens 
Disher,  Robert,  4  Merchiston  terrace 
Dishiugton,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  corn  factors  and 

general  comm.  agents,  56  Constitution  st. 
Dishiugton,    Thomas  {T.   D.   cV   Co.),    Lark 

villa,  Laverockbank  terrace,  Trinity 
Dispensary  and  Huji.vne  Society,  Mill  lane 
George  Gordon,  superintendent ;  Mrs  Gor 
don,  matron 
Dispensary,  New  Town,  17  Thistle  street 
Dispensary,  Royal  Public,   21  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Divorty,  Rev.  Geo.  (F.C.  Colonial  Secretary), 

7  North-west  Circus  place 
DIXON,  THOMAS,  &  SON,  coal  merchants,  36 

St  Leonard  street.     ^I^  See  Adv.  p.  98 
Dixon,  Edward,  4  Warriston  crescent 
Dixon,  James,  17  London  street 
Dixon,  R.,  china  merchant,  102  Earkgate  and 

55  Yardheads 
Dixon,  Wm.  Jas.,  butcher,  poulterer,  etc.,  46 

Dundas  street  ;  house,  26  Royal  crescent 
Dixon,  Mrs  John,  10  Cobden  terrace 
Dixon,  Mrs  John,  hosier  and  draper,  01  Plea 
sance  ;  house,  5  Roxburgh  place 


Dixson,  Robert,  baker,  9  East  Register  street ; 

house,  31  St  James'  square 
Dixson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  36  George  street 
Dobbie,  David  D.,  carrier,  2  Gladstone  ter. 
Dobbie,  John,  dining  rooms  and  commercial 

lodgings,  10  Market  street 
Dobbie,  Malcolm  G.,  bookseller,  2  King's  pi. 
Dobie,  Alexander,  9  Gillespie  crescent 
DOBIE,  GEORGE,  painter  and  decorator,  23 

George  street ;   house,    17   Dundas  street. 

^^  See  Adv.  p.  92 
Dobie,  H.  J.,  cabinetmaker,  50b  Broughton 

street 
Dobie,  J.  M.,  broker,  8  Victoria  street 
Dobie,  John,  7  Sciennes  hill 
Dobie,  Thomas  (G.P.O.),  5  Parkside  street 
Dobie,  William,  clerk,  34  Rosebank 
Dobie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  11  Cable  wynd 
Dobie,  Miss,  ladies'  outfitter,  45  Frederick  st. 
Dobson,  M.  &  J.,  drapers,  64  and  66  LauiTston 

street ;  house,  13  Argyle  terrace 
Dobson,  Alexander,  7  Alva  place 
Dobson,  John,  37  William  street 
Dobson,  Robert  (/I.  Thomson  ^-  Son),  3  King's 

place 
Dobson,  W.  T.,  80  Potterrow 
Dobson,  Mrs,  10  Gladstone  terrace 
DOCHARD,  DUNCAN,  agent  Perceton  fireclay 

sewerage  pipes,  etc. ;  depot,  57  Torphichen 

street ;    house,   16   Dewar  place.      'I'  See 

Adv.  p.  75 
Docherty,  Hugh,  hairdresser,  7  Milne  square  ; 

house,  33  Ashley  buildings 
Dodds,  David  (Brown  Sf  D.),  16  Panmure  pi. 
Dodds,  George,  grocer  and  sjamt  merchant,  3 

Kirkwood  place 
Dodds,  James,  teacher,  9  Lauriston  street 
Dodds,  Peter,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  8  Morton 

street ;  house,  5  Glover  street 
Dodds,  Rev.  George,  28  Buccleuch  place 
Dodds,  Robert,  34  Barony  street 
Dodds,   William,  house   painter  and   glazier, 

etc.,  89  Pleasauce 
DODDS,    MRS,     Governess    Institution,    and 

Select  Register  Ofiice  for  Male  and  Female 

Servants,  1  Charlotte  pi.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  101 
Dodds,  Miss,  7  Morningside  place 
Dods,  Andrew,  engineer,  9  Bangor  road 
Dods,  George,  assessor  of  railway  and  canal 

property  in  Scotland,  5  Gayfield  square 
Dods,  John,   gardener.  Old  Botanic  cottage, 

Haddington  place 
Dods,     John,     cabinetmaker    and    furniture 

dealer,  66  Cowgate  and  34  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  112  West  bow 
Dods,  Robert,  1  West  Claremont  street 
Dods,  Mrs  John,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Doherty,  H.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  114  Cowgate 
Dohcrty,  John,  boot  and  shoe  merchant,  73 

and  75  St  Mary  street 
Doherty,  John,  fruit  and  egg  dealer,  20  and 

21  Waverley  market 
Doherty,  Sarah,  confectioner,  76  Canongate 


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Doig.  M-Kechnie,  &  Davies,  carvers,  gilders, 
picture  liners,  and  plate-glass  merchants, 
89  George  street 

Doig,  Alex.,  spirit  merchant,  11  and  12  Queen's 
place,  Leith  ;  house,  10 

Doig,  Charles,  assistant  clerk  of  Session,  9  Xew 
Register  House;  ho.  Seafield  house,  Seafield 

Doig,  Js.,  smith  and  ironmonger,  3  St  Patrick 
square  ;  house,  13  East  Preston  street 

Doig,  James,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  6 
Market  place,  28  Pitt  street,  and  Stock- 
bridge  market 

Doig,  James,  spirit  dealer.  Si  Shore 

Doig,  Thomas  D.,  8  Hamilton  place 

Doig,  ^Irs  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  1  Hunter 
square  ;  house,  1  Tarvit  street 

Doig,  Miss,  5  King's  place 

Doller,  Geo.,  butcher,  59  Causewayside ;  ho.  62 

Dominy,  George,  3S  Dublin  street 

Don,  Duncan,  "writer,  19  India  street 

Don,  J.,  packing-box  maker,  25  Great  Junc- 
tion street ;  house,  3  Morton  street 

Don,  Joseph,  7  Henderson  row 

Donahue,  1T.,  chimney-sweeper,  6  Middletou's 
entry 

Donald,  George  B.,  gardener,  7  Grindlay  st. 

Donald,  Isaac  L.,  Avatchmaker,  4  Gray's  place 

Donald,  James,  editor,  5  Duke  street 

Donald,  John,  91  Causewayside 

Donald,  John,  china  merchant,  Bristo  port 
lane,  Bristo  port ;  house,  60  George  square 

Donald,  William,  silk  dyer,  Stockbridge  dye 
works,  Yeitch's  sq.  ;  house,  28  Collins  pi. 

Donald,  Mrs  Alexander,  7  Danube  street 

Donald,  Mi-s,  6  Union  street,  Leith 

Donald,  Mrs,  4  Hill  place 

Donald,  Miss,  9  Whitehouse  terrace 

Donaldson's  Hospital  ;  Treasurer's  office,  61 
Castle  street  (John  Cook,  W.S.) 

DONALDSON,  GEORGE,  &  SONS,  grocers  and 
wine  merchants,  26  TTest  Maitland  street 
and  1  Mackenzie  jDlace ;  house,  27  St  Ber- 
nard's crescent.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  102 

Donaldson,  George  &  TTilliam,  solicitors,  3 
Buccleuch  place  {agents  for  the  N.  British 
Mercantile  Assurance  Company^ 

Donaldson,  William,  &  Co.,  general  outfitters, 
clothiers,  and  men's  mercers,  10  So.  bridge 

Donaldson,  Alexander,  27  St  Bernard's  cresc. 

Donaldson,  Alexander  (IF.  ^'  B.  Cowan'),  15 
Mayfield  terrace 

Donaldson,  Arch.  {Shaw  S,'  D.),  56  Clerk  street 

Donaldson,  David,  baker,  2  Canongate 

Donaldson,  David,  paymaster-sergeant,  Edin- 
burgh Artillery  5lihtia,  Easter  road 

Donaldson,  George,  marine  engineer,  1  Hope 
terrace,  Leith 

Donaldson,  George,  wright,  6  So.  St  James'  st. 

Donaldson,  James,  2  Tarvit  street 

Donaldson,  James,  spirit  dealer,  8  St  Andrew 
street,  Leith 

Donaldson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
7  Hamilton  place 


Donaldson,  James,  clerk,  25  Haddington  pi. 
Donaldson,     James,    LL.D.     {Rector,    Hicjh 

School),  20  Great  Eug  street 
Donaldson,  James,  grocer  and  siDuit  dealer, 

etc.,  7  Hillhousefield 
Donaldson,  James,  printer,  333  High  street 
Donaldson,  JamesF.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller, 

52  George  iv.  bridge ;  house,  4  Lindsay  pi. 
Donaldson,  Jas.,  tobacco-pipe  manufacturer,  6 

Storie's alley, Kirkgate;  lio.47Dukest.,Leith 
Donaldson,  JohnF.  B.,  clock  and  watch  maker 

and  jeweller,  14  North  bridge 
Donaldson,  John,  9  Gladstone  teri'ace 
Donaldson,   John,   printers'  furnisher,  12   St 

James'  square 
Donaldson,  John,  8  Keir  street 
Donaldson,  John,  4  Infirmary  street 
Donaldson,  John,  teacher,  23  Clerk  street 
Donaldson,    John   G.,   spirit    merchant,    73 

Cockburn  street 
Donaldson,  Robert,  grocer,  10  Admiralty  st. 
Donaldson,  Thomas  C,  7  Johnston  terrace 
Donaldson,  TTilham,  grocer,  10  Moray  street 
Donaldson,   TTilliam,   hosier   and  draper,   12 

L^uion  place  ;  house,  4  Montgomery  street 
Donaldson,    "William    {Judicial  Statistics),    4 

Upper  Dean  terrace 
Donaldson,    William,     slater,     glazier,     and 

chimney-sweeper,  37  Broughton  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs  Andrew,  59  York  place 
Donaldson,  Mrs  Eliza,  gi'ocer,  43  Canongate 
Donaldson,  Mrs  George,  27  St  Bernard's  cres. 
Donaldson,  Mrs  J.,  10  Wellington  pi.,  Leith 
Donaldson,  Mrs,  31  Lothian  road 
Donaldson,  Mrs,  2  George  place 
Donaldson,  Misses,  dressmakrs. ,  4  Rankeillor  st. 
Donaldson,  Miss  Margaret,  24  St  Leonard  st. 
Donaldson,  Miss,  26  Walker  street 
Donnell,  John  0.,  6  West  Kicolson  street 
Donnelly,  William,  drillmaster,  22  Brougham 

street 
Donnelly,  W.,  broker,  315  Cowgate 
Donough,  Mrs,  15  Tantallon  place 
Dores  &  Laidlaw,  fleshers,  24  and  25  Middle 

market 
Dorman,  William  {Bigcjar  S)~  D.)    22   Haw- 
thorn bank  terrace 
Dorret,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9a  Clarence  street 
Dott,  Aitken,  carver,  gilder,  and  frame  maker, 

14  and  16  South  St  David  street 
Dougal,  James,  writer,  10  Drumdryan  street " 
Dougal,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  merchant,  122 

Kirkgate 
Dougal,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  5  India  pi.  ;  ho.  7 
Dougal,  Miss,  dressmaker,  11  Grindlay  street 
Dougall,  Alex.  K.,  2  George  pi.,  Leith  walk 
Dougall,  William  {Marley  Hill  Coking  Co.), 

11a  Antigua  street 
Dougall,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  Nicolson  square 
Doughtie,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  24  Barony 

street ;  house,  5  Gibson  street 
Doughty,  Thomas,  wine  and  s^Dirit  merchant, 

15  Leith  walk 


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Douglas    &    ilasoD,    wine     merchants     and 

Italian  wareliousemen,  96  George  street 
DOUGLAS,  ANDREW,  &  SON,  Venetian  blind 

makers,  20  and  22  Greeuside  place  ;  house, 

51  Montgomery  street.     ^See  Adv.  p.  86 
Douglas  &  Son,  searchers  of  Public  Records, 

7  North  St  David  street 
Douglas,  George  &  George   C.,  lathsplitters, 

Dairy  road 
Douglas,  J.  B.,  &  Smith,  W.S.,  62  Frederick 

street 
Douglas,  Robt.,  &  Sou,  grocers,  21  Lothian  rd. 
Douglas,  A.,  junior,  3  Robertson  place 
Douglas,  Alexander,  joiner,  15  Clerk  street 
Douglas,  Alex.  {Lindmij  c^-  -D.),  39  Barony  st. 
Douglas,    Alexander    Sholto,   W.S.,    5    Hill 

street ;  house,  15  Great  King  street" 
Douglas,  Andrew  Halliday,  M.D.,  P.R.C.P., 

26  India  street 
Douglas,  Archibald,  6  Jane  terrace 
Douglas,    Archibald    {New   General  Register 

House),  Blackford  villa,  9Morningside  place 
Douglas,  Charles,  12  Valleyfield  street 
Douglas,   Christopher,  W.S.,   5   HiU   street; 

house,  13  AthoU  crescent 
Douglas,  C.  Home,  C.A.,  19  York  place 
Douglas,  David,  writer,  6  Clarence  street 
Douglas,  BajvidlEJmonston  Sj-D.),  41  Castlest. 
Douglas,  D.,  W.S.,  -4  Stafford  street 
Douglas,  Francis  Brown,  advocate,  21  Moray 

place 
Douglas,   George,   spirit   merchant.  2   Little 

King  street ;  house,  51  ^Montgomery  street 
Douglas,  George,  gardener,  21  Livingstone  pi. 
Douglas,  George,  dairy,  1  Brandfield  street 
Douglas,  Geo.  C.  (G.  ^-  G.  C.  D.),  3  Cam- 
bridge street 
Douglas,  Hugh,  15  Arthur  street 
Douglas,  Major  George,  30  Buckingham  ter. 
Douglas,  James,  23  West  Scieuues 
Douglas,  James,  dentist,  1  Hope  park  terrace 
Douglas,  James,  house  painter,  3  Greyfriars 

place  ;  house,  3  Forrest  road 
Douglas,   James,  picture  restorer,  29    South 

Frederick  street 
Douglas,  James,  victual  dealer,  2  Castle  barns ; 

house,  169  Fountainbridge 
Douglas,  James,  Ph.D.,  teacher,  6  Howard  pi. 
Douglas,  James,  junior,  15  West  Catherine  pi. 
Douglas,  J.  T.  (D.  cJ-aS'ok),  St  Agnes,  Yiewforth 
Douglas,  James,  lathsplitter,  Thomas  street ; 

house,  7  Orchardfield  court 
Douglas,  Jas.  CraAvford,  15Wamston  crescent 
Douglas,  James,  24  Grange  loan 
Douglas,  John  B.,  W.S.,  12  Drummond  place 
Douglas,  John,  dairyman,  90  Fountainbridge 
Douglas,  John  W.  (In.  Rev.),  30  Royal  chcus 
Douglas,  John,  provision  merch.,  4  Calton  st. 
Douglas,  Peter,  dyer  and  scourer,  1  Potterrow 
Douglas,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1 72 

Fountainbridge  ;  house,  25  Bread  street 
Douglas,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  24  Mitchell 

street ;  house,  3  Primrose  street 


Douglas,  R.,  spirit  merchant,  49  Rose  street ; 

house,  4  Jamaica  street 

Douglas,  Thos.  (successor  to  VaUance),  clothier 

and  breeches  maker,  9,  11,  and  15  West 

Register  street ;  house,  3  Hope  park  terrace 

Douglas,   T.    H.    (D.    ^'    Son),    St    Bride's, 

Boroughmuirhead 
Douglas,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  98  and  99 

Main  street 
Douglas,   Thomas  W.,  clerk  to  Lloyds'  Re- 
gister of  Shipping,  66  Prince  Regent  street 
Douglas,  Timothy  G.,  North  British  Rubber 

Co.,  6  Greenhill  gardens 
Douglas,  W.  C,  agent,  32  Dublin  street 
Douglas,  W.  {Commercial  Bank),  10  Lavei'ock- 

bank  terrace 
Douglas,  Wm.,  engraver,  2  Greyfriars  place 
Douglas,    W.   S.,    agent  and  mercantile  ac- 
countant, 2  Greyfriars  place 
Douglas,  Wilham,  joiner,  11  Grassmarket 
Douglas,  William,  15  Princes  street 
Douglas,    WiUiam    {agent  for    tlie    Scottish 
Equitalile  Life  and  the  Impericd  Fire  Insur- 
ance Companies),  6  Howard  place 
Douglas,  Rev.  William,  1  St  Colme  street 
Douglas,  Wan.  F.,  R.S.A.,  4  Wemyss  place 
Douglas,  Mrs  Admiral,  6  Blackford  road 
Douglas,   Mrs  Catherine,   hat  manufacturer, 

30  Lothian  .street 
Douglas,  Mrs  Hugh,  4  Marjrfield  place 
Douglas,  Mrs  Thomas  G.,  34  Rose  street 
Douglas,  Mrs,  7  North-west  Circus  place 
Douglas,  Mrs,  36  Cumberland  street 
Douglas,  Mrs,  2S  Dublin  street 
Douglas  &  Drennon,  Misses,  dressmakers,  16 

Brougham  street 
Douglas,  M.  &  J.,  milliners  and  widows'  cap 

makers,  24  Hanover  street 
Douglas,  Miss,  25  Chester  street 
Douglas,  Miss,  13  Hart  street 
Douglas,  Miss,  9  Seton  place 
Douglas,  ]\Iiss,  1  Oxford  terrace 
Douglas,  Miss,  6  Gardner's  crescent 
Douglas,  Miss,  4  Cumin  place 
Douglas,   Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  10 

Deanhaugh  street 
Douglas  Hotel,  34  and  35  St  Andrew  square 
Douglass,  Mrs,  grocer,  184  Rose  street 
Doull,  James,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  and  house 

agent,  6  Park  street 
Doull,  James  A.,  joiner,  11  Charles  street 
Doull,  John,  11  West  Adam  street 
Dove,  James,  &  Co.,  engineers,  smiths,  fire- 
engine  and  hose  makers,  and  coach-timber 
benders,  18  Greenside  lane 
Dove,  David,  S.S.C.  {Guldie  cVD.),  8  York  pi.; 

ho.  AVaverley  cottage,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Dove,  Hector,  Rose  cottage.  Trinity 
Dove,  Mrs,  1  Inverleith  row 
Dovey,  Rev.  John,  East  Marion  villa,  Murray 

street,  Sciennes  hill 
Dow   &   Fender,    hosiers,    shirtmakers,    and 
hatters,  29  Princes  street 


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Dow.  James,  &  Son,  wrights  and  undertakers. 

6  Dean  path 
Dow,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  7  St 
Andrew  street ;  house,  i  Northumberland 
place 
Dow,  David,  25  York  place 
Dow.  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  10 
Chapel  street,  70  Bristo  St.,  82  Potterrow, 
and  o4-  Candlemaker  row  ;  ho.  1  Fingal  pi. 
Dow,  Jas.  (Z).  c\i'  Fender),  13  Merchiston  ter. 
Dow,  James  R.,  printer,  23  Dundas  street 
Dow,  J.  Allan,  hatter.  65  North  Bridge  st.  ; 

house,  Si  Buccleuch  place 
Dow,  James  W.,  10  Claremont  place 
Dow,  John  (G.P.O.),  25  Earl  Grey  street 
Dow,  L.  S.,  timber  measurer,  9  Pitt  st.,  Leith 
Dow,  Laurence  Skene,  juu.,  3  Morton  street 
Dow,  William,  115  Canougate 
Dow,  Mrs  E.,  10  WindmiU  street 
Dow,  Mrs  TV.  B.,  9  Gladstone  terrace 
Dow,  Miss,  seminary,  9  Pitt  street,  Bennington 
Dow,  Misses,  seminary,  5  Picardy  place 
Dow  ell,  Alexander,  auctioneer  and  valuator, 

18  George  street ;  house,  32  Royal  circus 
Dowie,  James,  tailor,  190  Pleasance 
Dowie,  Peter,  commission  merchant,  38  Mit- 
chell street ;  house,  35  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Dowie,   Thos.,  S.S.C.,  Master  Extraordinarj' 
in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner  for  Courts 
of  Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas,  and  Ex- 
chequer,   N.P.,    49    Constitution   street ; 
house,  35  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Dowie,  Mrs,  9  Hailes  street 
Dowie,  Mrs  Frances,  3  Darling's  buildings 
Dowling,  R.  L.  (Pirn  Brothers  S^  Co.,  Dublin'), 

11  Brandon  street 
Downes,  W.  G.,  17  Castle  street 
Downie,  Laird,  &  Laing,  nurserymen,  seeds- 
men, and  florists,  17a  Frederick  street;  nur- 
series, West  Coates  and  Pink  hill,  and  at 
Stanstead  park.  Forest  hill,  London,  S.E. 
Downie,  Alexander,  tobacco  manufacturer,  4 
Uniou  street ;  house,  72  Broughton  street 
Downie,  J.  (^D.,  Laird,  Sf^ Laing),  West  Coates 

nursery 

Downie,  Mrs  George  H.,  38  Rankeillor  street 
Downie,  Mrs  James,  baby  linen  warehouse, 

74  Canongate 
Downie,  Mrs  Jane,  14  Union  street,  Leith 
Downs,  James,  corn  and  hay  dealer,  2  Duke 

street,  Leith ;  house,  59  Kirkgate 
Doyle,  Charles  A.  (H.M.  Works),  Parliament 

square  ;  house,  3  Sciennes  hill  place 
Drever,  David,  tailor,  10  Calton  hill 
Drever,  William,  shipmaster,  11  London  row 
DEEW  &  BUENETT,  coachbuilders,  etc. :  ware- 
rooms,  75  and  79  Lothian  road ;   works, 
Flora  hall,  Fountainbridge  (corner  of  Grove 
street).     ^  See  Adv.  p.  109 
Drew-,  John  (D.  Sf  Burnett),  73  Gilmore  place 
Drew,  Mrs  Thomas,  112  Lauriston  place 
Drew,  Miss,  toy  and  fancy  bazaar,  69  George 
street 


Drimmie,  Mrs,  2  Argyle  place 
Drover,  D.,  8  Madeira  street 
Drovei",  R.,  11  Duncan  street,  Leith 
Drover,  Robert,  smith,  109  Kirkgate 
Drummoud  Brothers,  seedsmen,  nurserymen, 

and  florists,   52  George  street ;  nurseries, 

Larkfleld,  and  Rosebank,  Wardie 
Drummond  and  Dickson,  hosiers  and  glovers, 

trimming   and  smallware   merchants,   134 

Princes  street 
Drummond  &  Morrison,  glass  merchants  and 

glaziers,  17  Leven  street 
Drummond,   E.,  &  Co.,  printers,   publishers, 

and  account-book  manufacturers,  3  Storrie's 

alley,  Kirkgate 
Drummond's  temperance  hotel,  11  Calton  st. 
Drummoud,    A.,   victual  dealer,   163   Cause- 
wayside 
DRUMMOND,  ANDREW,  medical  rubber,  30 

Broughton  place.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  48 
Drummond,  Ben.,  East  lodge.  Queen's  park 
Drummond,  Charles,  7  Randolph  clilf 
Drummoud,  Rev.  D.  T.  K.,  6  Montpeher 
Drummond,   Da\'id,   wholesale  stationer,    82 

West  bow  ;  house,  1  Gillespie  crescent 
Drummond,  E.  (E.  D.  A'  Co.),  6  Kirk  street 
Drummoud,  G.,  bootmaker,  37  West  Nicolson 

street ;  house,  8  Blackwood  crescent 
Drummond,     George,     seedsman,     etc,    (D. 

Brvthcrs),  Larkfield,  Ferry  road 
Drummond,  Henry  (oj^cer  of  Lnland  Revenue), 

7  Uuion  street 
Drummoud,    James,   accountant,  3  Hanover 

street ;  house,  53  George  iv.  bridge 
Drummond,  James  (Z).  S^-  D.),  4  Gladstone  pi. 
Drummond,  James,  R.S.A.,  8  Royal  crescent 
Drummond,  Jas.,  compositor,  10  Nicolson  st. 
Drummoud,  James  {secretary  Servants'  Insti- 
tution), 16  Gardner's  crescent 
Drummond,    James,   gardener,  North  lodge, 

Dalkeith  road 
Drummoud,  J.  (clerk,  S.  Dues  0.),  1  Pilrig  pi. 
Drummond,    Peter,    sewing-machine    agent, 

11  Calton  street 
Dnunmond,  Peter,  clothier,  hatter,  and  out- 
fitter, 13  and  29  Leith  street  ;  house,  53 

George  iv.  bridge 
Drummond,  Rev. ^Robert  Blackley,  46  Gilmore 

place 
Drummoud,  W.  P.  (D.  Brothers),  Larkfield, 

Ferry  road 
Drummoud,  Wm.,  porter,  Holyrood  palace 
Drummond,  William  (Hill,  Reid,  and  Z).),  7 

Randolph  cliff 
Drummond,  Wm.,  engineer, 47  St  Leonard  st. 
Drummond,   Mrs,  tobacconist,  35  Foimtain- 

bridge 
Drummond,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  34  Jamaica  st. 
Drummond,  ifrs,  laundress,  1  Thomas  street ; 

house,  16  Dewax  place 
Drummond,  Mrs  George,  27  West  Maitland 

street 
Drummond,  Mrs  John,  19  Portland  pi.,  Leith 


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Drummond,  ^liss,  dressmaker,  16  Grange  loan 
Drmumoud,  Misses,  1-4  Duiidas  street 
Dniry.  ^liss,  dressmaker,  96  Main  street 
Drybrougli  &  Co.,  brewers,  67  North  Back  of 

Canongate 
Drybrougli,  Jolin  (Z).  ^-  Co.^,  15  Coates  cres. 
Drybrough,  T.  (Z?.  ^-  Co.),  40  Drummond  pi. 
Drybrougli,  Mrs,  2  Mansfield  place 
Dryburgh,  N.,  &  Son,  coopers  and  stave  mer- 
chants, 7,  8,  and  0  Mitchell  street 
Dryburgh,  James,  3  Comely  green  crescent 
Dryburgh,  Joseph  (iY.  D.  &,-  Son),  2  Summer- 
field 
Drybm-gh,  Richard  (X.  D.  cj-  Son),  4  Her- 
mitage jilace,  Leith 
Dryden,    Adam,    builder,    31    Minto    street; 

house,  29  Mayfiekl  terrace 
Dryden,     Adam,    fishing-tackle    maker,     24 

Hanover  street 
Dryden,  A.,  34  St  Leonard  street 
Diyden,  James,  5  Saunders  street 
Dryden,  Mary,  grocer,  31  Jamaica  street 
Drysdale  &  Baird,  drapers,  11  Geo.  iv.  bridge 
Drysdale,  Alexander,  baker  and  confectioner, 
142  Princes  street ;  house,  15  Lennox  street 
Drysdale,  Alexander,  cook  and  confectioner, 

3  and  5  South  St  Audrevr  street 
DRYSDALE,    ANDREW,  builder,   slater,  and 
glazier,  27  Frederick  street  and  Claremont 
place ;    house,  37    George   street.      "^  See 
Adv.  p.  90 
Drysdale,  Andrew  {D.  A-  Baird),  20  Living- 
stone place 
Drj'sdale,  David,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

2  Nicolson  street ;  house,  5  Minto  street 
Drysdale,  James,  fruiterer  and  greengTOcer, 

60  Queen  street 
Drysdale,  John,  2  St  Cuthbert's  place 
Drysdale,  Joseph,  S.S.C.  and  accountant,  16 
Eoyal  Exchange  ;  house,  Park  lodge,  5  Tan- 
tallon  place 
Drysdale,  "WiUiam,  D.C.S.,  3  Hart  street 
Drysdale,  Mrs  Captain,  15  Melville  terrace 
Drysdale,  Mrs,  Allan  villa,  21  St  Catherine  pi. 
Drysdale,  ]\liss,  12  St  Mncent  street 
Diysdale,  Miss,  3  Lonsdale  terrace 
Ducat,  Mrs,  31  Stafford  street 
DUDGEON,    ROBERT,    &    CO.,    clothiers   and 
shirtmakers,  9  South  bridge,     ^i'  See  Adv. 
at  beginning. 
Dudgeon,  Alexander,  baker,  42  Jamaica  st. 
Dudgeon,  Alexander.  gTOcer  and  spirit  dealer, 

35a  India  place 
Dudgeon,  Archd.,  mason,  21  Lady  Menzies  pi. 
Dudgeon,  John,  2  Alva  street 
Dudgeon,  M.,  milliner  and  draper,  1  "West  park 

terrace.  Dairy  road 
Dudgeon,  Mrs,  6  Lansdowne  crescent 
Dudgeon,  Mrs,  6  Gladstone  place 
Dudgeon,  Mrs,  60  Inverleith  row 
Dudgeon,  Misses,  23  Grosvenor  street 
Duff,  Rev.  Alex.,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  22  Lauder  road 
Duff,  Alexander,  dairy,  76  Potterrow 


Duff,  Alex.,  coach-hirer,  21  W.  Catherine  pi. 
Duff,  Allan  (Com.  Bank),  2  Derby  street 
Duff,  Rev.  Henry,  138  Constitution  street 
Duff,  John,  shoemaker,  9  Giles  street 
Duff,  John,  spirit  dealer,  20  Green.side  lane 
Duff,    John,    wine   and   spirit   merchant,    17 

Frederick  street ;  house,  5  Howe  street 
Duff,  Joseph,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  6  Simp- 
son's court,  Greenside 
Duff,  Rob.,  butcher,  38  and  39  Middle  market 
Duff,  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  Caledonian  Rail- 
way station,  Leith;  ho.  6  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Duff,  TTiUiam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  93 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  102 
Duff,  Mrs  M.,  milliner,  102  Nicolson  street 
Duff,  Mrs,  17  St  Patrick  square 
Duff,  Mrs,  grocer,  46  Brunswick  street 
Duff,  Miss,  1  Arniston  place 
Duff,   ]\Iiss,   teacher  of  English,   masic,  wax 

and  paper  flowers,  leather  work  (materials), 

6  Albany  street,  Leith 
Duffus,  P.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  38  Howe  st. 
Duffy,  J.  &  C,  198  Cowgate 
Duffy,  Luke,  Indian  chair  maker,  caneworker, 

and  basketmaker,  237  Canongate 
Duffy,  Peter,  pawnloroker,  60  St  Andi^ew  st., 

Leith  ;  house,  2  Union  place,  Bonniugton 
Duffy,  Peter,  contractor,  4  S.  Niddry  street 
Duffy.  Peter  J.,  show-card  and  ticket  writer, 

265  High  street 
Duggan,  Wm.  N.,  army  surgeon,   10  Melville 
I     terrace 

jDuguid,  John,  nurseryman  and  florist.  Tower 
I     park,  Wardie  road 
Duke,  John,  gardener,  Rosebank,  Broughton 

road 
Dumbreck,  W.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  49  Albany  st. 
Dunbar,  James,  aerated  water  manufacturer, 

1  Greenside  row  ;  house,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
Dunbar,  James,  7  India  street 
Dunbar,  Mrs,  24  Howard  place 
Dunbar,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Montague  st. 
Duncan  &  Archibald.  S.S.C,  1  Heriot  row 
Duncan,  Dewar,  &  Black,  W.S.,  6  Hill  street 
Duncan,    Flockhart,  &  Co.,  chemists  to  the 

Queen,  52  North  bridge  and  139  Princes  i 

street ;  night   beUs,  54  North  bridge   and  I 

139  Princes  street 
Duncan,  Flockhart.  Powell,  &  Co.,  chemists' 

to  the  Queen,  18  Bernard  street ;  house,  19  I 
Duncan,  Stark,  &  Co.,  general  and  commission  , 

merchants,  6  Bernard  street 
Duncan,  Arch.,  &  Son,  bakers,  12  S.  College  st. 
Duncan,  James,  &  Co.,  merchants,  12  Baltic  st. 
Duncan,   Thomas,  &  Co.,  bootmakers  to  the; 

Queen,    the   Prince  of   Wales,    and   Royal  I 

Family,  57  Princes  street 
DUNCAN,    THOMAS,    &   SONS,    brushmakers 

to    the    Queen,   wholesale   wai'ehouse   and 

manufactory,    20   Picardy   place.      ^  See 

Adv.  p.  57 
Duncan,  Ale.xandcr,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.  (Mann 

iV  D.),  Alexandra  villa,  Stanley  road 


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DuDcau,  Alexander,  16  North  Bauk  street 

Dimcan,  Alex.  {Commercial  Bank),  28  Upper 
Gray  street 

Duncan,  Alex.  R.,  advocate,  76  Queen  street 

Dimcan,  Andrew  (T.  D.  c^  Sons),  11  Mont- 
gomery street 

Duncan,  Angus,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 
Main  point ;  house,  8  Bristo  street 

Duncan,  A.,  skinner,  Silvermills  ;  house,  18 
"West  Claremont  street 

Duncan,  Charles,  gardener,  Wardie  cottage. 
Ferry  road 

Duncan,  Colin,  Bonnington  mount.  Ferry  rd. 

Duncan,  David,  13  Arthur  street 

Duncan,  D.,  advocate,  13  Lennox  street 

Duncan,  D.,  cabinetmaker,  10  S.  Charlotte  st. 

Duncan,  George  (^Anderson  ^'  D.),  3  Ronald- 
son's  buildings 

Duncan,  George,  bootmaker,  5  N.  St  James'  st. 

Duncan,  Henry,  5  Noi^th  ilerchiston  place 

Duncan,  Hy.  R.  (D.,  Stark,  ^-  Co.),  4  Eyre  pi. 

Duncan,  James  B.,  W.S.,  6  Hill  street  {D., 
Deivar,  ^  Black,  W.S.)  ;  house,  Meadow- 
bank  house,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 

Duncan,  James,  W.S.,  6  Hill  st.  (Z).,  Dewar,  Sf 
Black);  ho.  Meadowbank,Eskbank,  Dalkeith 

Duncan,  James,  cabinetmaker,  10  Brighton  st. 

Duncan,  James  S.,  commercial  traveller,  2 
King's  place 

Duncan,  James  S.  (T.  D.  S^'  Co.),  16  North 
Mansionhouse  road 

Duncan,  J.  H.  (D.,  Stark,  Sf-  Co.),  4  Eyre  place 

Duncan,  J.  Matthews,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  30 
Charlotte  square 

Duncan,  John  M.,  advocate,  23  Northumber- 
land street 

Duncan,  John,  teacher,  Bloomberry  cottage, 
Grange  loan 

Duncan,  John,  W.S.,  5  Dryden  pi.,  Newington 

Duncan,  Jno.  B.,  mason,  Hamilton  pi. ;  office, 
1  Leggat's  land ;  ho.  16  ^Y.  Claremont  st. 

Duncan,  John,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  12 
Heriot  row 

Duncan,  Robert,  teacher  of  dancing,  1  Cam- 
bridge street 

Duncan,  S.,  shipowner,  1  Spring  villa.  Ferry 
road,  Bonnington 

Duncan,  Saml.,  tailor  and  clothier,  166  High  st. 

Duncan,  Thomas,  15  Nelson  street 

Duncan,  Thos.,  accountant,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 

Duncan,  Thomas  (T.  D.  Sf  Sons),  13  Annan- 
dale  street 

Duncan,  WilUam,  baker,  31  Bridge  street ; 
house,  33 

Duncan,  WUUam,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  21  Duke 
street ;  house,  3  Lonsdale  terrace 

Duncan,  "William  James  {Manager,  National 
Bank  of  Scotland),  29  Abercromby  place 

Duncan,  Wilham,  S.S.C.  {D.  ^  Archibald), 
20  Heriot  row 

Duncan,  Wilham,  principal  extractor  Court  of 
Session,  5  New  General  Register  House; 
house,  20  Heriot  row 


Duncan,  William,  taUor  and  broker,  257  and 

259  Cowgate    ■ 
Duncan,  Wm.,  contractor  and  stone  merchant, 

3  Port  Hopetoun ;  house,  99  Gilmore  placo 
Duncan,  William,  clerk,  13  Cornwall  street 
Duncan,  W.,  3  Lonsdale  terrace 
Duncan,  Mrs  James  G.,  3  Rockville  jDlace 
Duncan,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  81a  Causewayside 
Duncan,    Mrs   J.,    trimming    warehouse,    3a 

Coburg  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  11  Dundas  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  John,  2  Bank  place 
Duncan,  Mrs  Joseph,  38  Brunswick  street 
Duncan, MrsT.,Pentlandvilla,Ferryrd.,Wardie 
Duncan,  Mrs  Thomas,  35  Castle  terrace 
Duncan,  Mrs  Wallace,  4  Eyre  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  4  North  Fort  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  William,  24  Melville  terrace 
Duncan,  Mrs,  7  Dundas  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  3  Darnaway  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  3  Comely  green  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  13  Lutton  place 
Duncan,  ^Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Jamaica  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  39  George  square 
Duncan,  Mrs,  11  Parkside  street 
Duncan,  Miss,  Belleville,  Abbey 
Duncan,  Miss,  1  Clerk  street 
Duncan,  Miss,  50  Albany  street,  Leith 
Duncan,  Miss,  24  St  Patrick  square 
Duncan,  Miss,  15  Hope  park  terrace 
Duncan,  Miss,  teacher,  13  Parkside  street 
Duncan,  Miss,  13  Tantallon  place 
Duncanson,  John,  junior,  29  West  Sciennes 
Duncanson,  Kirk,  M.B.,  surgeon,  2  Coates  pi. 
Duncanson,  Mrs  T.,  lodgings,  2  W.  Newing- 
ton place 
Duncanson,  Mrs  Walter,  7  London  row 
Duncanson,  Mrs,  20  Drummond  place 
Dundas  &  Wilson,  C.S.,  16  St  Andrew  square 
Dundas,  David,  spirit  dealer,  4  Laurie  street 
Dundas,  George  S.,  advocate,  29  Stafford  st. 
Dundas,  James,  2  Greenside  place 
Dundas,  Jas.  {Royal  Engineers),  2  Belgrave  cr. 
Dundas,  John,  C.S.,  25  St  Andrew  square 
Dundas,  Ralph,  C.S.,  16  St  Andrew  square; 

house,  13  Lansdowne  crescent 
Dundas,  Robert,  chemist  and  druggist.  West 

Preston  street 
Dundas,  William  Pitt,  Deputy-Clerk  Register 

of    Scotland,    and     Registrar  -  General    of 

Births,    Deaths,    and    Marriages,    General 

Register  House ;  house,  14  Atholl  crescent 
Dundas,  Miss  Hamilton,  8  St  Bernard's  cres. 
Dundas,  Miss,  24  Broughton  place 
Dunlop,  Alexander,  18  Merchiston  terrace 
Dunlop,  Andrew  Vans,  18  Rutland  square 
Dunlop,    Archibald,     superintendent     Dairy 

cemetery.  Dairy  road 
DUNLOP,  D.  M.,  hatter,  64  and  3  North  bridge  ; 

house,    Rowallan    house,    Mayfield   street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  66 
Dunlop,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  145 

High  street ;  house,  4  Bristo  port 


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Duiilop,  John,  2  Manor  place 
Dunlop,  John,  M.D.,  Deputy  Inspector-Gene- 
ral of  Hospitals,  R.N.,  2i  Blacket  place 
Dunlop,  John,  13  Market  place 
Dunlop,  John  C,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

and  appraiser,  St  Stej^hen  street ;  house,  27 

Brunswick  street 
Dunlop,  John,  25  Buccleuch  place 
Dunlop,  Rev.  Thomas,  11  Argyle  place 
Dunlop,  Rev.  William,  3  Great  King  street 
Dunlop,  William,  carver,  38  Earl  Grey  street 
Dunlop,  Mrs,  6  Pitt  street 
Dunlop,  Mrs,  75  Broughton  street 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Alexander,  26  ]\Iillerfield  place 
Dunlop,  Mrs,  36  Royal  terrace 
Dunlop,  Mrs  C.  H.,  10  Maitland  street 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Charles,  27  BrimsAvick  street 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Henry,  43  Manor  place 
Dunlop,  ^Irs  James  Usher,  13  Smith's  place 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Murray,  31  Heriot  row 
Dunlop,  Miss  C.,  1  Albyn  place 
Dunlop,  Miss,  27  Gilmore  place 
Dunlop,  Miss,  53  Great  King  street 
Dunlop,  Miss,  2  Daruaway  street 
Dun,  B.  F.  (late  sup.  Inland  Revenue),  2  Rock- 

ville  place 
Dun,  John,  artist,  9  Lonsdale  terrace 
Dun,    David,    grocer   and   spirit    dealer,    60 

Thistle  street 
Dun,  Robert,  12  Windmill  street 
Dun,  Airs  Andrew,  9  Lonsdale  terrace 
Dun,  Mrs,  17  Melville  terrace 
Dun,  Mrs  Finlay,  9  AthoU  place 
Dun,  Marion,  dairy,  200a  Pleasance 
Dunn,  Andrew,  1  Nottingham  terrace 
Dunn,  D.,  metal  merchant  and  ironmonger, 

15  Blair  street 
Dunn,  David  (D.  ^-  E.  i>.),  40  Grange  road 
Dunn,  David  {G.P.O.),  3  Yioletbank,  Spring 

gardens 
Dunn,  James,  5  North  Junction  street 
Dunn,  Jas.,  jun.,  traveller,  27  Albanyst.,  Leith 
Dunn,  John,  hairdresser,  70  Kirkgate 
Dunn,  John  H.,  3  Lord  Russell  place 
Dunn,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  152 

Rose  street ;  house,  18  Gardner's  crescent 
Dunn,  John,  53  India  place 
Dunn,  Joseph,  confectioner,  10  Shrub  place 
Dunn,  M.,  general  dealer,  52  Hanover  street 
Dunn,  M.,  auctioneer,  16  Victoria  street 
Dunn,   Robert,  butcher,   7   South  Richmond 

street ;  house,  37  Buccleuch  street 
Dunn,  Thomas,  7  Buccleuch  place 
Duun,   William,   golf  club   and  ball  maker, 

7  Vanburgh  place 
Dunn,  Wm.  H.,  joiner  and  carpenter,  2Hayst. 
Dunn,  William,  2  Trmity  crescent 
Dunn,  l^Irs  B.,  20  Drummond  street 
Dumi,  Mrs  David,  3  Lothian  street 
Dunn,  Mrs,  28  George  iv.  bridge 
Dunn,  Mrs,  fruiterer,  North  Junction  street ; 

house,  10  Prince  Regent  street 
Dunn,  Mrs,  11  Clarence  street 


Dunn,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Drummond  street 
Dunn,  Miss  J.  H..  A.,  milliner,  S  Wemyss  pi. 
Dunnet,  Geo.,  tailor  and  clothier,  1  Lewis  ter. 
Dunnett,  John,  teacher,  6  Macnab  street 
Duns,  James,  slater,  161  Rose  street 
Duns,  John,  D.D.,  Professor,  New  College,  4 

North  Mansionhouse  road 
Duns,  Miss,  milliner,  161  Rose  street 
Dunse,  David,  slater,  110  Constitution  street 
Dunse,  William,  10  Gladstone  terrace 
Dunsmure,  Alex.,  merchant,  121  Constitution 

street ;  house,  8  John's  place 
Dunsmure,  Fred.  (Macnair  ^"  Co.),  53  Queen 

street 
Dunsmure,  J.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  53  Queen  st. 
Dunsmure,  J.  jun.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  53  Queen 

street 
Dunsmure,  Major,  10  Coates  crescent 
Du  Plessis  &  Black,  Misses,  ladies'  boarding- 
school,  26  Royal  terrace 
Durham,  Donald,  spirit  merchant,  37  JS^orth 

Richmond  street 
Durham,  James  (/.  ^'  TI^.  D.,  Balerno  Mill), 

1  Leopold  place 
Durie,  G.  &  J.,  egg  merchants  and  commission 

agents,  Windmill  lane 
Durie,   Alex.,   tobacconist,   etc.,   Bonnington 

bridge  ;  house,  3  Grahame  street 
Durie,    Alexander,   station   agent   (N.B.R.), 

Junction  bridge 
Diu'ie,  James,  baker,  62  Tolbooth  wynd ;  ho.  45 
Durie,  John,  1  Charles  street 
Durie,  Wm.,  Hawthorn  viUa,  Ferry  rd.,  Wardie 
Durie,  Mrs  Janet,  1  Hill  square 
Durie,    Mrs,    toys  and  smallwares,    6    Little 

King  street 
Durward,  Andrew,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

undertaker,  and  house  agent,  7  Clerk  street^ 

house,  1 
Durward,  David,  13  Downie  place 
Durward,   James,   warehouseman,    23    Com- 
mercial street ;  house,  8  CromweU  street 
Dm-ward,  Miss,  3  Grange  loan 
Duthie,  Alexander,  of  Ruthrieston,  6  Great 

King  street 
Duthie,  David,  writer,  12  Gardner's  crescent 
Duthie,  George,  fishmonger,  21  Queensferry 

street ;  house,  4  Hope  street 
Dycer,  C,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  MiUtia  Staff-sur- 
geon, 42  Great  King  street 
Dyer,  Mrs,  5  Buccleuch  place 
Dyer,  H.  S.  (^H.M.  Customs),  10  James'  place 
Dyer,  Mrs  A.,  4  Reid's  court,  Canongate 
Dykes,  James,  steam-tug  proprietor  and  coal 

merchant,  N.    B.    Railway  station,    South 

Leith  ;  house,  2  Shore 
Dykes,  Richard,  provision  dealer  and  grocer, 

3  Orchardfield 
Dykes,  Robert,  coal  merchant,  N.B.R.,  Leith 

walk  ;  house,  29  James  street 
Dykes,   Robert  C,   11  Leith  street  terrace ; 

house,  3  Ronaldson  buildings 
Dykes,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  2a  Drumdryan  st. 


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Dymock    &    Guthrie,    M'ine    merchants    and 

grocers,  16  NicolsonTstreet 
Dymock,  James  R.,  20  George  square 
Dymock,  Robert  Lockhart,  10  Church  hill 
Dymock,  Mrs,  15  Eastfield 

Eager,  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  32  Dimdas  st. 

Eagle  Life  Insuraxce  Office  (J.  Shartd, 
W.S.,  agent),  23  Fettes  row 

EAGLE  LIFE  OFFICE  (Fyfe,  Miller,  Sf  Fyfe, 
S.S.C.,  agents),  43  Hanover  street.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  12 

Eagle,  Robert  (White  <§•  E.),  5  Crichton  st. 

Eagle,  Robert,  hairdresser,  178  Canongate 

Eagle,  Robert  H.,  5  Crichton  street 

Eagle,  M.,  artist  in  hair  jewellery,  8  North  br. 

Early  English  Text  Society  (T.  G.  Steven- 
son, agent),  22  Frederick  street 

Early,  Francis,  comm.  trareller,  227  High  st. 

Early,  Thomas,  sergeant-major  E.  R.  V.,  14 
Hugh  Miller  place 

Easson,  J.,  cork  manufacturer,  16  Assembly  st. 

East  Coast  Railway  Companies  (John 
Marters,  traffic  superintendent'),  Waverley 
bridge  station  ;  office,  68  Princes  street 

Easterbrook,  Thomas  (agent  for  Absalom, 
Crocl-er,  S)^  Co.,  London)  :  office,  25  North 
bridge;  residence,  Bellfield  house,  Eskbank 

Eastlake,  Thomas  H.  (Surverjor,  Lloyd'' s  Regis- 
ter of  Shipping),  56  Constitution  street 

Easton,  R.  &.  J.,  iron  and  metal  merchants,  2 
Tower  street 

Eastou,  James,  sheepskin-mat  manufactirrer. 
Dean  park,  "Water  of  Leith 

Easton,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker,  41  a  Broughton  st. 

Easton,  John,  confectioner,  4  Carnegie  street 

Easton,  Mrs  Thomas,  15  Albany  street 

Easton,  Miss,  laundress,  4  East  Norton  place 

Eaton,  James,  8  Alva  street 

Ebsworth,  G.  H.,  merchant,  55  Constitution 
street ;  Louse,  44  Albany  street 

Eckersley  &  Laverick,  engineers  and  mill- 
wrights, St  Stephen  street 

Eckersley,  James,  consulting  engineer  and 
millwright,  116  Causewayside 

Eckf ord,  T. ,  farrier,  25  Great  Junction  street ; 
house,  145  Constitution  street 

Eckford,  Walter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant. 
Chain  pier.  Trinity 

Eckford,  "Walter,  Trinity  baths,  Trinity 

Eckford,  Mrs  A.,  16  Salisbury  street 

Eckford,  Mrs,  lodgings,  Beach  house.  Trinity 

ECONOMIC  LIFE  ASSUEANCE  SOdETY,  119 
St  Vincent  street,  Glasgow ;  Carsewell, 
Blair,  &  Clark,  agents.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  18 

Eddie,  Thomas,  "Wardie  cottages.  Ferry  road 

Eddington,  James,  4  Sunnybank  terrace 

Eddington,  Mrs,  4  West  Maitland  street 

Eden,  A.,  2  Blackwood  crescent 

Edes,  "Walter,  surveyor,  R.E.D.,  42  Northum- 
berland street ;  house,  48  London  street 

Edgar  &  "V\''ilson,  joiners,  house  carpenters, 
and  undertakers,  14  N.  St  Andrew  st.  lane 


Edgar,  Alex.,  spirit  merchant,  56  West  port 

Edgar,  Alexander  P.,  39  Brunswick  street 

Edgar,  Archibald,  1  Coruuna  place 

Edgar,  James,  R.S.A.,  22  India  street 

Edgar,  Peter,  42  West  Sciennes  street 

Edgar,  Robert,  provision  dealer,  23  Howe  st. 

Edgar,  Robert,  shoemaker,  86  "West  bow 

Edgar,  Robt.,  seedsman,  9  George  rv.  bridge  ; 
house,  20  Duke  street 

Edgar,  Mrs,  14  Duke  street 

Edgar,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  South  Clerk  street 

Edgar,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  8  North 
bridge 

Edinburgh  Abstainers'TJnion;  A.  G.Murray, 
16  Livingstone  j^lace,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Angus  Club  (Treasurer,  Wm. 
Miller,  S. S.C.,  Ad  Hanover  Street ;  Secretary, 
James  Burness,  W.S.),  11  Drummond  place 

Edinburgh,  Argyle,  Bute,  and  Western 
Isles  Association  (Secretary,  W.  M.  John- 
ston, S.S.C.,  5  London  street;  Treasurer, 
Alexander  Macfe,  29  George  street) 

Edinburgh  Artillery  Militia  ;  headquarters, 
Easter  road 

Edinburgh  Association  for  improving  the 
Condition  of  the  Poor,  69  Hanover  street 

Edinburgh  Barm  Company  (Thomas  Peden, 
manager),  York  lane 

Edinburgh  &  Bathgate  Railway  Company 
(Alexander  Janiieson,  C.A.,  secretary),  8 
South  Charlotte  street 

Edinburgh  Bible  Society  (/.  M.  Baillie, 
treasurer),  5  St  Andrew  square 

Edinburgh  Bread  Society,  7  Keir  street 

Edinburgh  Caithness  Benevolent  Associa- 
tion ;  Geo.  Brims,  6  Lothian  street,  secy. 

Edinburgh  Choral  Union  (Adam  Hamilton, 
18  Castle  street,  conductor;  Alex.  M.  Wil- 
son, 1  Annandcdc  street,  secretary),  Calton 
Convening  Rooms 

Edinburgh  Christmas  Club  (G.  J.  McLean, 
secretary),  1  India  buildings 

Edinburgh  City  Mission  Office,  5  St  Andrew 
square  ;  Rev.  Wm.  Galletly,  superintendent 

Edinburgh  Compositors'  (Benefit)  Society: 
"WilHam  Ross,  11  Parkside  street,  clerk  and 
secretary 

Edinburgh  Co-operative  Building  Com- 
pany (Limited),  21  George  st.  and  32  Bell  pi. 

EDrsTBURGH  Co-OPERATiVE  SOCIETY,  20  Rich- 
mond place  ;  George  Inglis,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Dental  Dispensary  (IF.  K. 
Thwaites,  S.S.C.,  secretarij),  38  Cockburn 
street ;  open  daily,  9  to  10  a.m. 

Edinburgh  and  District  Water  Trust  (W. 
H.  Cameron,  treasurer),  123  Princes  street 

Edinburgh  Dunfermline  Literary  Society, 
5  St  Andrew  sq. ;   J.  R.  Brown,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Ear  Dispensary,  54  Cockburn 
street ;  open  on  Tuesday  at  12 

Edinburgh  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners 
(Secretary  and  Agent,  James  Macknight, 
W.S.),  12  London  street 


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Edinburgh    Educational    Institution,    70 

and  72  Queen  street;  David  Pryde,  M.A., 

head  master 
Edinburgh  Educational  Institution  (for 

Ladies),  Lauristou  lane ;  A.  Kirk  Mackie, 

S.S.O.,  57  Hanover  street,  secretary;  Robert 

Walker,  12  Bank  street,  treasurer 
Edinburgh  Eye  Dispensary,   54   Cockburn 

street ;  open  on  ^londay,  Wednesday,  and 

Friday,  at  1  p.:m. 
Edinburgh  Eye  Infirmary,  6  Cambridge  st. ; 

open  1  to  2  daily 
Edinburgh   Free   Normal    School,   Moray 

house,  172  Canongate 
EDINBURGH  FUNERAL  ESTABLISHMENTS 

{Jului  CroallSf  Sons,  proprietors),  22  and  24 

Grcenside  place,  8  Nicolson  street,  and  45 

Constitution  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  111. 
Edinburgh  Gas  Light  Co.  (John  K.  Watson, 

treasurer  and  manager),  25  Waterloo  place 

and  65  Constitution  street 
Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Union  Canal  Co.'s 

Office,  1  Port  Hopetoun 
Edinburgh  Golfing   Society,   30  Wright's 

houses 
Edinburgh  Grocers' Association,  Buchanan's 

Hotel,  114  High  street 
EDINBURGH   GUTTA   PERCHA   BOOT   AND 

SHOE    WAREHOUSE,     431     Lawumarket. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  54 
EDINBURGH      INSTITUTION      FOR     LAN- 
GUAGES,   MATHEMATICS,    SCIENCE,    etc. 

{R.  M.  Ferguson,  Ph.  D.,  F.R.S.E.,  and  G. 

Biclcerton,  head  masters),  8  Queen  st.    -i-  See 

Adv.  p.  42 
Edinburgh  Industrial  Brigade  Home,  80 

Grove  street ;  Wm.  Rattray,  superintendent 
Edinburgh  Institution  for  Music,  78  Queen 

Street 
Edinburgh  Institution  for  the  EduCxVtion 

of  YoltvG  Ladies,  23  Charlotte  square 
EDINBURGH  LADIES'  INSTITUTION,  1  Park 

place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  42 
Edinburgh  Legal  and  Cojimercial  Agency; 

James  Drummond,  accountant,  3  Hanover 

street,  manager 
Edinburgh   and   Leith  Bill-posting  and 

General  Advertising  Co.,  12  Elder  street 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Brewing  Co.  (Robert 

Disher,  vianaging  partner),  212  Canongate 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Flint  Glass  Co.,  33 

Leith  walk 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Gas  Light  Company, 

8  George  street  and  11  Baltic  street 
Edinburgh  and   Leith  Glass  Company,  6 

Salamander  street 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Joiners'  Building  Co 

(Limited)  (Peter  M'-Neill,  manager) ;  office, 

35  Cockburn  street ;  shop,  Comely  green 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Loan  Co.   (Andrew 

Rutherford,  manager),  16  Calton  street 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Sawmills,  9  Stead's 

place 


EDINBURGH  LIFE  ASSURANCE  CO.'S  OFFICE 
(David  Maclagan,  manager ;  John  Craig, 
secretarij),  22  George  st.     ^i^  See  Adv.  p.  9 

Edinburgh  Literary  Institute  (Lijiited), 
South  Clerk  street ;  registered  office,  7  St 
Andrew  square  ;  Robert  Turnbull,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Royal  Maternity  Hospital, 
Chapel  street ;  W.  K.  Thwaites,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Normal  School,  Johnston  terrace 

Edinburgh  and  Northern  District  Grocery 
AND  Provision  Co-operative  Store,  42 
Brunswick  street 

Edinburgh  Original  Deaf  and  Dumb  Bene- 
volent Society  ;  Charles  Kinnoch,  19  Mel- 
ville terrace,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Parochial  Board  Office  (George 
Greig,  inspector),  12  Lauriston  lane 

Edinburgh  City  Poorhouse  (Daniel  Kemp, 
governor ;  Mrs  Sarah  Anderson,  matron  ; 
Margaret  E.  Kemp,  assistant-matron), 
Craiglockhart 

Edinburgh  Railway  Station  Access  Co.  (A. 
T.  Niven,  C.A.,  sec),  6  North  St  David  st. 

Edinburgh  Roperie  Company,  4  and  5  Bath 
street  and  1  Commercial  street 

Edinburgh  Roperie  Co-operative  Society 
(Limited),  29  Fox  lane 

Edinburgh  School  ofArts Friendly  Society, 
71  Adam  square;  A.  Hay,  4  North  bridge, 
treasurer;  Jas.  Kemp,  79  Clerk  street,  sec. 

Edinburgh  Subscription  Library,  24  George 
street;  George  M'Whea,  librarian 

Edinburgh  Total  Abstinence  Society  Com- 
mittee Rooms,  52  Nicolson  street;  Jonathan 
Baxter,  secretary 

Edinburgh  Turkish  and  other  Baths,  90 
Princes  street 

Edinburgh  Wool  Sales,  Taniield 

Edinburgh  Young  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
tion (Alexander  Inglis,  LL.D.,  sec),  14 
South  St  Andrew  street 

Edingtou,  Alexander,  fishmonger,  3  West 
Newington  terrace ;  house,  2  Upper  Gray  st. 

Edington,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  32 
Brunswick  street 

Edington,  Mrs  D.,  53  George  iv.  bridge 

Edington,  Mrs  A.,  12  Church  street 

Edington,  Mrs  Alex.  G.,  1  Doune  terrace 

Edmond,  E.,  21  Comely  bank 

Edmond,  G.,  assistant  teacher.  Bell's  school, 
29  Great  Junction  street 

Edmond,  Jn.,  rope  and  sail mkr.,  23  Broad  wynd 

Edmondston,  Thomas,  &  Son,  iron  merchants 
and  seedsmen,  110  West  bow 

Edmondston,  Thos.,  Red  Acre,  Kilgraston  road 

Edmondston,  Mrs,  17  Merchiston  terrace 

Edmondstoune,  Mrs,  5  Great  Stuart  street 

Edmonston  &  Douglas,  English  and  foreign 
booksellers  and  publishers,  88  Princes  street 

Edmonston,  F.,  &  Son,  engravers  &  printers, 
63  North  br. ;  bo.  1  Brunstain  villas,  Joppa 

Edmonston,  Alexander  (E.   Sf  Douglas),  14 

1     Mansionhouse  road 


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Edmunds,    Arthur,    professor   of    singing,    9 

Fettes  row- 
Edmunds,  Edmund,  professor  of   singing,  9 

Fettes  row 
Ednie,  Andrew,  4  Caledonian  crescent 
Edwards,  George  S.,  auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

80  George  street ;  house,  9  Meadow  place 
Edwards,  Henry,  wood  merchant,  house  car- 
penter, etc.,  212  Canongate 
Edwards,  Jas.,  chimney-sweep,  22  Dundas  st. 
Edwards,  James,  house  painter,  glazier,  and 
glass    dealer,    22   "West    ilaitland    street  ; 
house,  IS  Gardner's  crescent 
Edwards,  John,  fancy  paper  and  drapers'  box 

maker,  26  St  James'  square 
Edwards,  John,  4  Bro-wn's  place 
Edwards,    John,  boot   and  shoe   maker,    30 

Greeuside  row 
Edwards,  William,  10  Bell  place 
Edwards,  William,  machine  bootcloser,  5  Leith 

street  terrace 
Edwards,   William,   accountant  {Agent  Plate 
Glass  Insurance  Co.  and  Caledonian  Fire 
4'  Life  Insurance  Co.),  1  Hanover  street; 
house,  18  Gardner's  crescent 
Effingham,  Mrs,  43  Lothian  road 
Egau,  John,  butcher,  9  Home  street 
Eggers,  J.,  &  Co.,  ship-chandlers  and  provi- 
sion merchants,  25  Dock  street ;  store,  7 
Eggers,  J.,  Summerside  place 
EgHn,  ^Mrs,  9  Montague  street 
Eisdale,  D.  A.,  38  Dublin  street 
Elder,  Alexander,  sauce  manufacturer.  Holy- 
rood    sauce    warehouse,   Hill   street  lane ; 
hoase,  25  Cumberland  street 
Elder,  Alexander,  8  UjDper  Grove  place 
Elder,  Alexander,  wholesale  and  retail  glass 
and  china   merchant,  importer   of  foreign 
glass,  lava,  and  other  goods,  91  Broughton 
street ;  house,  9  Broughton  place 
Elder,  Alexander,  14  Loudon  row 
Elder,  Alexander,  printer,  140  Rose  street 
Elder,  Andrew  L.,  victual  dealer,  52  Pitt  st. 
Elder,  Charles,  9  West  Newington  place 
Elder,  Da\dd,  stone-cutter,  7  St  Vincent  st. 
Elder,  James,  flesher,  10  Citadel  street 
Elder,  James,  W.S.,  5  Thistle  street 
Elder,  James,  23a  Minto  street 
Elder,  James,  butcher,  1  Elm  place 
Elder,  John,  goldsmith,  156  High  street 
Elder,  Robert,  7  East  Preston  street 
Elder,  WiUiam,  grocer  and  victual  dealer,  28 

Tobago  street 
Elder,  William,  writer,  17  Torphichen  street 
Elder,  William,  bookbinder,  138  Nicolson  st. 
Elder,  Mrs,  44  Moray  place 
Elder,  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  India  street 
Elder,  Mrs  John,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Elder,  Mrs,  Dean  gardens.  Dean 
Elder,  Mrs,  3  Rintoul  place 
Elder,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  27  Jamaica  street 
Elder,  Miss,  3  South-west  Circus  place 
Elder,  Miss,  3  Brougham  street 
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Elgin  &  M'Pake,  ropemakers,  6a  Gilmorc  place 
Elgin,  William,  &  Son,  wholesale  stationers, 

10,  12,  and  13  North  St  Andrew  street 
Elgin,  David  (E.  .y  iWPake),  1  GUlespie  st. 
Elgin,  Wm.  (E.  ^  Son),  1  Millerfield  place 
Ellingsen,  M.  J.,  shipbroker  and  commission 

agent,  43  Bernard  street 
Elliot,  Alex.,  potato  mercht.,  1  Holyrood  ter. 
Elliot,    Andrew,  bookseller,    publisher,    and 

stationer,  17  Princes  st. ;  house,  120  Lauris- 

ton  place 
Elliot,  George,  cabinetmaker,  20  Lauriston  st, 
Elliot,  James  A.,   wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

16  West  Nicolson  street;  house,  6  Lothian 

street 
Elliot,  James  A.,  41  Clerk  street 
Elliot,  J.,  general  merchant,  35  Sheriff  brae 
Elliot,  Nenion,  S.S.C,  35  George  iv.  bridge  ; 

house,  44  Rankeillor  street 
Elliot,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

94  West  port ;  house,  10  Panmure  place 
Elliot,  Thos.,  provision  merchant,  37  Cowgate 
Elliot,  Wilham  Scott,  of  Ai'kleton,  AV.S.,  34 

Regent  terrace 
Elliot,  iMrs  Thomas,  lodgings,  72  S.  Clerk  st. 
Elliot,  Mrs  William,  35  Hanover  street 
Elliot,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  50  Cumberland  st. 
Elliot,  Mrs,  cook,  44  India  place 
Elliot,  Mrs,  120  Lauriston  place 
Elliot,  Miss,  38  Gilmore  place 
Ellis,  George,  8  Montgomery  street 
Ellis,  James  M.,  28  India  street 
Elhs,  Robert,  civU  engineer,  17  Albany  street 
Ellis,  Robert,  17  George  iv.  bridge 
Ellis,     Thomas,     upholsterer,    cabinetmaker, 

undertaker,  house  agent,  and  appraiser,  21 

and  23  George  iv.  bridge  and  North  Pitt  st. 
Ellis,  William,"W.S.,  17  Albany  street 
Ellis,  Mrs,  61  Clerk  street 
Ellis,  Mrs,  Villa,  Hatton  place 
Ellison, Peter  (D/ci-so?i  ^'£'.),15  Livingstone  pi. 
Ellison,    William,   clerk   H.M.R.H.,    8   AA'est 

Catherine  place 
Ellison,  Mary  Ann,  3  Carberry  place 
Elouis,    Misses,    professors    of     music,    21a 

Broughton  place 
Elpiiingston      Colliery     Office      (David 

McNeill,  agent),  St  Leonard's  depot 
Elphinston,  Mrs,  50  Albany  street,  I^eith 
Elston,  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Hope  street 
Elwert,  Miss,  boarding-school  for  young  ladies, 

23  ATindsor  street 
Emery,  M.,  greengrocer,  368  Castle  hill 
Emigratiox— Donald  R.  Macgregor,  55  Ber- 
nard St.,  agent  for  Government  Emigration 

Board 
Emmerson,  James,  8  "William  street 
Engholm  &  Co.,  corn  mers.,  76  Constitution  st. 
Engholm,  Otto  {E.  ^  Co.),  2  Forth  street 
ENGLISH   AND   SCOTTISH   LAW  LIFE   AS- 
SURANCE  ASSOCIA.TION  (William  Smith, 

manager),     120    Princes    street.       Jf:  Sao 

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Ennis,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  32  Abbey- 
hill  ;  house,  70 
EQUITABLE  LOAN  CO.  OF  SCOTLAND  (Geo. 
Russell,   manager),    4  Milne   square  ;   sale- 
rooms, 227  High  street,     -i^  See  Adv.  p.  40J 
Erskine,  Alex.,  slater,  11  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Erskine,  Alexander,  spirit  merchant,  27  Rich- 
mond place 
Erskine,  Andrew,  22  Hawthorn  bank  place 
Erskine,  Anthony,  18  "West  Claremont  street 
Erskine,   Ai'chibald,   grocer  and   spirit   mer- 
chant, 17  Jamaica  street ;  house,  15 
Erskine,  Dugald,  8  St  James'  square 
Erskine,  George,  pianoforte  tuner,  20  Gillespie 

crescent 
Erskine,  James,  10  Hill  place 
Erskine,  William,  house  painter,  16  Union  jsl. 
Erskine,  Mrs  Marion,  milliner,  102  Abbey  hill 
Erskine,  Mrs,  16  Mansionhouse  road 
Erskine,  Miss,  42  Manor  place 
Erskine,  Miss,  teacher,  21  Barony  street 
Eschle,  Nicholas,  8  Gladstone  terrace 
Eskdale,  John,  2  Viewforth  place 
Espie,  George,  S.S.C.  (Campbell,  E.,  Sf'  Bell), 

6  Rutland  square 
Espie,  George,  Russell  place.  Trinity 
Espinasse,  Miss,  1  London  street 
Esplin,  Mrs  Chas.,  1  Esplinpl.,  Morningside 
Esson,  George  A.,accountaut,10  Great  King  st. 
Euuson  &  Garrick,  tailors  and  clothiers,  43 

Kirkgate 
Eunson,  Andrew,  16  Fyfe  place 
Eunsou,  James,  11  Devon  place 
Eunson,   Thomas   B.,    confectioner,    23    Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Eunson,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  8  St 

Patrick  square  ;  house,  7b 
Eunson,  Mrs,  13  Fyfe  place 
EUROPEAN    ASSURANCE    SOCIETY,    12   St 

Andrew  square.  A'  Sec  Adv.  p.  24 
Evans,  James,  19  Upper  Grove  place 
Evans,  Mrs,  victualler,  36  Yardheads 
Evans,  Ishs,  6  West  Claremont  street 
Ewau,  G.  M.,  working  jeweller,  10  North  St 

Andrew  street ;  house,  4  Bernard  terrace 
Ewan,  Misses,  121  Princes  street 
Ewart  &  Main,  bootmakers,  10  Canning  place 
Ewart,  David,  chemist,  33  Tolbooth  wynd 
Ewart,   John,  builder,  house  cai'penter,  and 

joiner,  Henderson  row ;  house,  4 
Ewart,  Robert,  41  Maryficld  place 
Ewart,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker  and  organ  builder, 

2  Drummond  street 
Ewart,  Miss,  30  Clarence  street 
Ewiug,  Ai-chibald,  merchant  and  coal  agent, 

63  Causewayside 
Ewiug,    James,    dispensing   chemist,    30    St 

Andrew  square 
Ewing,   William,  cooper,  27  Barony  street ; 

workshop.  East  London  street 
Ewing,  William  H.,  57  Prince  Regent  street 
Ewing,  Mrs  H.,  dressmaker,  69  Broughton  st. 
Ewing,  Mrs,  3  Chapel  street 


Ewing,  Mrs  T.  M.,  5  Brunton  place 
Exchange  Loan  Company,  135  High  street 
Exchange  Reading-room,  37  Constitution  st. 
Exchange  Stables,  45  Constitution  street 
Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  square 
Experience  Investment  Society  (A.  Pater- 
son,  manager),  76  George  street 
Extractor's  Ciiambei;s,  5  New  Gen.  Register 
House;  J.  P.  Groundwater,  assistant-extr. 
Eyre,  Mrs,  5  Kerr  street 

Fabroni,  Sig.  L.,  professor  of  harp,  singing, 

and  piano,  6  Nelson  street 
Fackney,  !Mrs  James,  lodgings,  25  Bridge  st. 
Faed,  James,  engraver,  14  Comely  bank 
Fair,  David  Hyne,  woollen  and  linen  draper, 

21  Grassmarket ;  house,  7  Leven  terrace 
Fair,  William,  5  Seton  place 
Fair,  Mrs,  15  Ainslie  place 
Fairbairn,  A.,  butcher,  44  Canongate 
FaLrbairn,  Andrew,  draper,  12a  Home  street 
Fairbairn,  Charles  (M'Kay^F.),  Marion  viEa, 

Sciennes 
Fairbairn,  George,  grocer,  30  Carnegie  street 
Fairbairn,  George  H.,  19  George  street 
Fairbairn,  Henry,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

45  Buccleuch  street 

Fairbairn,  Rev.  James,  Free  Church  manse, 

Laverockbank  terrace 
Fairbairn,  Jas.  (Bank  of  Scotland),  12  War- 

riston  crescent 
Fairbairn,  James,  milliner,  straw  hat  maker, 

hosier,  glover,   and  general  draper,   7  and 

11    Clerk    street ;     house,    1     Spittalfield 

crescent 
Fairbairn,  Robert,  15  Forbes  road 
Fairbairn,  William,  surveyor,  19  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  38  Castle  street 
Fairbairn,  Mrs  M.,  ladies'  nurse,  55  India  pi. 
Fairbairn,  Mrs,  53  George  square 
Fairbairn,  Mrs,  10  Gladstone  terrace 
Fairbairn,  Miss,  lodgings,  6  Shandwick  place 
Fairbairn,  M.,  milliner,  33  Whitfield  place 
Fairbairn,  Misslsa.,  boardiug-ho.,  127  George 

street 
Fairbairn,  Miss,  12  Warriston  crescent 
Fairfoul,   Wilham,   commercial   traveller,   17 

West  Preston  street 
Fairgrieve,  Andrew,  smith,   10  Dock  street; 

house,  15  Prince  Regent  street 
Fairgrieve,  James  (N.B.R.),  6  Citadel  street 
Fairgrieve,  John,  gardener,  12  Chapel  street 
Fairgrieve,   Thomas,   ^pharmaceutical  chemist, 

46  Clerk  street  ;  hoiise,  1  Sylvan  place 
Fairgrieve,  Mrs  Wm.,  lodgings,  36  Whitfield  pi. 
Fairgrieve,  Miss,  milliner,  doll  warehouse,  and 

bazaar,  2  Hope  street ;  ho.  11  Nicolson  sq. 
Fairie,  John,  12  Bangor  road 
Fairley,  E.,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spuit  merchants, 

18  Calton  street 
Fauiey,  James,  &  Son,  wine  merchants  and 

grocers,  67  Lauriston  place 
Fairley,  Richd.,  &  Co.,  grocers,  173  Pleasance 


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Fairley,  Alex.  (E.  F.  cV  Co.),  16  Greenside  pi. 
Fairley,    George,    coal    raercliant,    16    Port 

Hamilton  ;  house,  10  St  Aiithouy  place 
Fairley,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  1 

Gilmore  place ;  house,  9 
Fairley,  John,  tinsmith,  109  Khrkgate;  house, 

3  Ferrier  street 
Fairley,    Mimgo,    coal   merchant,    16    Port 

Hamilton  ;  house,  10  St  Anthony  place 
Fairley,  Peter,  5  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Fairley,  P.  F.,  63  Lauriston  place 
Fairley,  William,  gardener,  3  West  Catherine 

place 
FairUe,  James,  15  Fettes  row 
Fau-ly,  Robert,  14  Mayfield  terrace 
Fairnie,  Alex.  A.,  teacher,   George  Watson's 

College  schools.  Dean 
Fairweather,    Alexander,   grocer    and    spirit 

merchant,  45  North  Richmond  street 
Fairweather,  David,  2Q  Cumberland  street 
Fairweather,  David,  blacksmith,  22  Greenside 

place  ;  house,  14  Montgomery  street 
Faithfull,  Rev.  V.  Grantham,  23  Royal  circus 
Falconar,    Mrs    General,    Falconberg    lodge, 

GreenhUl  park 
Falconar,  Miss,  Falconhall,  Morningside 
Falconer,  A.  R.  (British  Linen  Co.  Banlc),  5 

Torphichen  street 
Falconer,  Alex.,  sheriff-officer,  3  Victoria  st. 
Falconer,  David,  grocer  and  wiue  merchant,  18 

Home  street 
Falconer,  David,  tobacconist,  70  Leith  street 
Falconer,  David  (Pokon  S,^  F.),  72  Buccleuch 

street 
Falconer,  Henry  D.,  butcher,  9  West  Richmond 

street ;  house,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Falconer,  James,  151  Fountaiubridge 
Falconer,  J.  F.,  15  Clerk  street 
Falconer,  John,  agent  for  Preston  collieries, 

2  High  Calton 
Falconer,  John,  3  Davi^e  street 
Falconer,  John,  1  London  street 
Falconer,  Robert,  2  Lord  Russell  place 
Falconer,  Thomas,  tobacconist,  361  High  st.  ; 

house,  10  Rankeillor  street 
Falconer,  Thomas,  smith,  &c.,  Sibbald  place  ; 

house,  173  Fountainbridge 
Falconer,  W.  (H.M.C.),  1  Gordon  street 
Falconer,  Mrs  J.  S.,  24  Palmerston  place 
Falconer,  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Gordon  street 
Falconer,  Misses,  15  Buccleuch  street 
Falconer,  Agnes,  Seabeach  cottage,  Granton 
Falkirk  Irox  Co.  Warehouse,   18  Picardy 
place  (R.  K.  Mitchell,  agent;  house,   Cor- 
storphine) 
Falkner,  Mrs  J.  P.,  84  Gilmore  place 
Falla,  Misses  M.  &  J.,  milliners  and  straw-hat 

makers,  23  Frederick  street 
Falshaw,  James,  2Q  Castle  street 
Farmer  Office,  4  India  buildings 
Farmer,   Alex.,    provision   dealer,   147   High 

street ;  house,  10  East  Adam  street 
Farmer,  David,  12  Calton  hill 


Farmer,  John,  1  Morningside  place 
Farmer,  Peter,  2  Montague  street 
Farmer,  Miss  Agnes,  baker,  209  Pleasance 
Farnie,  Miss,  29  Howard  place 
Farnington,  A.,  9  West  Claremont  street 
Faruworth,  Thomas,  7  Athole  terrace 
Farquhar.  Andrew,  grocer,   wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  2  Victoria  place  ;  house,  3  Salis- 
bury terrace 
Farquhar,  Jas.,  baker,  10  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Farquhar,  John  {Equit.  Loan  Co.  of  Scot.), 

40  St  Leonard  street 
Farquhar,  John,  mason,  Elm  cottage,  Bainfield 
Farquhar,  William,  West  Preston  street 
Farquhar,  William,  50  Cumberland  street 
Farquhar,  Mrs  J.,  5  Calton  hill 
Farquhar,  Miss  Elizabeth,  10  Blackford  road 
Farquharson,  AndreAvG.,  1  Pembroke  place 
Farquharson,   Charles  H.,   working   jeweller 
and  watchmaker,   26  Leith  street ;  house, 
Jessamine  cottage.  West  Preston  street 
Farquharson,  David,  confectioner,  30  and  34 
I     West  port ;  house,  15  Vennel 
j  Farquharson,  David,  druggist,  31  Home  street 
I  Farquharson,  Fran.,  15  St  Catherine  place 
jFarquharson,  Fran.,  of  Finzean,  5  Eton  terrace 
Farquharson,  John,  timber  merchant,  5  Jane 

street ;  house,  13  Annandale  street 
Farquharson,  Mrs,  16  Roxburgh  street 
Farquharson,  Miss,  1  Clerk  street 
Farquharson,  Miss,  11  Duncan  street 
Farrell,  Michael,  hall  keeper.  Catholic  Insti- 
tute, 28  St  Mary  street 
Farrell,  Mrs  Robert,  poulterer,  1  Hope  street 
Farrie,  George,  clerk,  1  Anderson  place,  Ben- 
nington road 
Fedden,  C,  &  Co.,  coal  exporters,  commission 
merchants,  ship  and  insurance  brokers,  36 
Commercial  street 
Fehreulach,  0.,  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker, 

5  Cockburn  street;  house,  46 
Fender,  Jas.,  com.  traveller,  38  Earl  Grey  st. 
Fender,  Mrs,  1  Great  Wellington  street 
Fender,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Church  road.  Trinity 
Fenton,  James  {Thos.  Russell  cj-  Co.),  9  Hope 

park  terrace 
Fenton,  Joseph,  shipbroker,   2  Dock  place  ; 

house,  10  London  row 
Fenton,  Robert,  11  Salisbury  terrace 
Fenton,    Robert,  tobacconist,  40   Earl   Grey 

street ;  house,  35  Castle  terrace 
Fenton,  Robert,  junior,  hairdresser,  28  Earl 

Grey  street ;  house,  35  Castle  terrace 
Fenton,  William,  com.  traveller,  16  Grove  st. 
Fenton,  Mrs,  4  Montague  street 
Fergie,   James,  plasterer  {Lennox  ^'  F.),  96 

Fountainbi'idge 
Fergie,  Robert,  hatter,  16  Blackwood  crescent 
Fergie,  William,  3  Gray's  place 
Fergie,  William,  smith,  etc.,  Brandon  street 
Fergie,  Wm.,  surgeon-dentist,  61  S.  Clerk  st. 
Fergus,  William,  wood  merchant,  1  Queen's 
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Ferguslie    Fire-Clay    Works    Depot,    17    St 

Anthony  pi. ;  John  "\Y.  Eearmouth,  agent 
Ferguson,   Davidson,    &   Co.,   merchants,  47 

Great  Junction  street 
Ferguson  &Junner,W.S.,lNorthumberlandst. 
FEEGUSON,   J.,   &  CO.,   pawnbrokers,  312 
Eawnmarket;  John  G.  Robertson,  manager. 
^:'  See  Adv.  p.  38 
Ferguson,  Thos.,  &  Co.,  china,  glass,  and  stone 
warehouse,  11  Commercial  street   and  51 
Bridge  st. ;  house,  Madeira  ho.,  Madeira  st. 
Ferouson,  Adam  (G.P.O.),  52  Bristo  street 
TEEGUSON,    ALEXANDEE,    confectioner   to 
the  Queen  and  H.K.H.  the  Duke  of  Edin- 
burgh, 1  and  2  Melbourne  pi.  ;  mauufactoiy, 
Brodie's  court,  SOi  Lawnmarket.      ^  See 
Adv.  at  end 
Ferguson,  Alexander,  junior,  6  Teviot  row 
Ferguson,  C,  stationer,  32  Tolbooth  wynd 
Ferguson,  C,  agent,  B.  L.    Co.'s   Bank,   St 

Mary  street ;  house,  6  Loi'ne  terrace 
Ferguson,  D.  K.,  house  painter,  14  ^Y.  New- 

ington  ;  house,  6  West  Newington  place 
Ferguson,  Daniel,  15  St  James'  square 
Ferguson,   David,    cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 10  East  Scieunes;  house,  9 
Ferguson,  David,  painter,  194  Rose  street 
Ferguson,  Duncan,  New  Ship  hotel,  20  Shore 
Ferguson,  F.,  contractor,  23  Fox  lane 
Ferguson,  Geo.  (late  A.  Machryde).,  hairdresser 
and  perfumer  to  the  Queen,  117  George  st. 
Ferguson,  Geo.,  sheriff -officer.  Sheriff  Court 
buildings,    George    iv.    bridge  ;    house,    8 
Meadow  place 
Ferguson,  James  Scott  (Thos.  Russell  ^'  Co.), 

23  Scotland  street 
Ferguson,  James,  tea  agent,  10  Annandale  st. 
Ferguson,  James  H.,  draper,  31  Elder  street; 

house,  2  Barony  street 
Ferguson,  James,  hairdresser,  117  George  st. 
Ferguson,  James,  11  Cheyne  street 
Ferguson,  James,  5  Fiugal  place 
Ferguson,  James,  printer,  3  Gladstone  place 
Ferguson,  Jas.  (F.  ^-  Martin'),  35  Panmui-e  pi. 
Ferguson,  James  W.,  6  Yalleyiield  street 
Ferguson,  John,  tailor,  47  St  Mary  street 
Ferguson,  John,  marble  and  coloured  paper 
maker,  104  High  st. ;  ho.  1  Physic  gardens 
Ferguson,  Jno.,  tailor  and  clothier.  27  S.  bridge 
Ferguson,  John,  spirit  merchant,  72  Shore 
Ferguson,  John  (Scott  Sf  F.),  14  N.  St  Andrew 
street;  house,  15  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Ferguson,  John  Kay,  45a  Earl  Grey  street 
Ferguson,   John,   baker  and  confectioner,   1 

Dublin  street ;  house,  2a  Albany  street 
Ferguson,  P.,  writing  master,  6  Gladstone  ter. 
Ferg-uson,  Peter,  photo-lithographer  and 
printer,  45  North  Pitt  st.  ;  ho.  6  Lome  ter. 
Ferguson,  Robert  M.,  Ph.D.  (Edinburgh  Insti- 
tution), 12  Moray  place 
Ferguson,   Robert,   chain   and   anchor  store, 

61  Bridge  street 
Fcrgu.son,  R.  J.,  confectioner,  Cb  Howe  street 


Ferguson,  T.  J.,  rope,  iron,  and  marine  stores, 

Dock  street 
Ferguson,  Thos.,  commission  agent,  1  Moray 

street 
FEEGUSON,    WALTEE,    teacher  of  drawing 
and  painting,  High  School,  Edin.  Academy, 
and  36  George  street ;  house,  70  Gilmore 
place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  44 
Ferguson,    William,    butcher,   53    Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Ferguson,  Wm.,  W.S.,  6  Northumberland  st. 
Ferguson,  Wm.,  upholsterer,  12  Hermitage  pi. 
Ferguson,  William,  spirit  merchant,  2  Queen 

street,  Leith 
Ferguson,  William,  spirit  merchant,  4G  Com- 
mercial street ;  house,  14  Admiralty  street 
Ferguson,  William,  27  Rosebank  cottages 
Ferguson,  Wilham,  10  Craigside  place 
FergTison,  Mrs  A.,  5  Wharton  place 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Admiral,  2  Eton  terrace 
Ferguson,  Mrs  C,  7  West  Newington  place 
Ferguson,  Mrs  D.,  24  Broiigham  place 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Fergus,  21  Carnegie  street 
Ferguson,  ^Mrs  J.,  6  Jordan  bank 
Ferguson,  Mrs  James,  54  George  square 
Ferguson,  Mrs  John,  1  Rillbank  terrace 
Ferguson,  Mrs  R. ,  eating-house,  1  Gifford  park 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Thos.,  Madeira  ho.,  Madeu'a  st. 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  refreshment  rooms,  Canonmills 
Ferguson,  ^Irs,  9  South-east  Circus  place 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  12  Gardner's  crescent 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  3  Bernard  street 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  3  London  row 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  Belmont  house,  5  Forbes  road 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Brougham  st. 
Ferguson,  Misses,  12  Inverleith  row 
Ferguson,   Miss  J.,  trimming  warehoiLse,  42 

Couper  street 
Ferguson,  Miss,  11  Keir  street 
Ferguson,  Miss,  9  Lennox  street 
Ferguson,  Misses,  1  Park  street 
Fergusson,  Lieut.-Col.  Alex.,  1  Lynedoch  pi. 
Fergusson,  Major  Home  M.,  The  Nest,  Napier 

road 
Fergusson,  James,  10  TMiitehouse  terrace 
Fergusson,  Peter  (G.P.O.),  2  St  James'  place 
Fergusson,  R.  D.  Gillon,  of  Isle,  31  Chester  st. 
Fergusson,  Robt.  Muir,  Avriter,  9  W.  Park  ter. 
Fergusson,  William,  grocer  and  wine  merclit., 

22  Maitland  street 
Fergusson,  William,  18  Walker  street 
Fergusson,  Miss,  18  Rutland  square 
Fergusson,  Miss,  9  Castle  street 
Fernie,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  30  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Ferrah,   John    (G.P.O.),   13   Milne's   build- 
ings, Chalmers'  close 
Ferrall,  Mrs,  2  Chm-ch  road,  Trinity 
Ferrie,  George,  accountant,  12  Holyrood  ter. 
Ferrie,  Mrs,  ladies'  niurse,  41a  Broughton  st. 
Ferrier,  George,  15  Arniston  place 
Fei'rier,  Gilbert,  stationer,  desk  and  dressing- 
case  manufacturer,  70  George  street 
Ferrier,  J.  P.,  25  Woodville  terrace 


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Terrier,  Jas.,  teacher  of  drawing,  12  Queen  st. 
Ferrier,  Robert,  inspector  of  meters,  8  Royal 

Exchange  ;  house,  8  Macnab  street 
Ferrier,  Thomas  H.,  "W.S.,  4  AthoU  crescent 
Ferrier,  :Mrs,  20  Dean  terrace 
Ferrier,  Mrs,  5  Leamington  terrace 
Fenier,  Mrs  C,  17  West  Nicolson  street 
Ferrier,  Mrs,  15  St  James'  square 
Ferris,  Thomas,  plasterer,  Windmill  close,  2b 

Crosscauseway  ;  house,  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Fiddes,  William,  112  West  bow 
Fidler,  George,  21  Livingstone  place 
Field  &  Allan,  slate,  marble,  and  glass  mer- 
chants, and  stained   glass  mamifacturers : 
works  and  office,  Bangor  road,  Leith ;  ware- 
house, 27  Frederick  street 
Field  &  Co.'s  London  porter  store,  7  Quality 

street ;  John  A.  Bertram  &  Co.,  agents 
Field,  Rev.  E.  Burch,  of  Moreland,  43  Moray  pi 
Field,  James  Hamilton,  43  Moray  place 
Field,  Thomas,  slate  merchant,  etc.,  Hawkhill, 

Lochend  road 
Field,    William,    slate    merchant,    13    Mont- 
gomery street 
Field,  Mrs  William,  21  Duke  street,  Leith 
Field,  Miss,  23  Salisbury  street 
Field,  Miss,  11  Stanhope  place 
Fielding,  Miss,  8  Cumberland  street 
Fife,   John,   house   painter,   2   Hope   street ; 

house,  1  Manor  place 
Fife,  ^Ire,  4  Henderson  row 
Fife,  Miss,  20  Rankeillor  street 
Figgins,  Alexander,  watchmaker,   21   South 

College  street 
Finch,  livs  W.  M.,  18  East  Preston  street 
Findlater,  Andrew,  LL.D.,  15  Rillbank  ter. 
Findlay,  Charles,  accountant,  4  Montgomery 

street 
Findlay,  John   Ritchie   {Scotsman    Office),  8 

Rutland  square 
Findlay,  John,  church  officer,  St  Cuthbert's, 

53  Lothian  road 
Findlay,  Mrs,  13  Castle  terrace 
Findlay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nm-se,  204  Rose  street 
Findlay,  Miss,  dressmaker,  7  Wemyss  terrace 
Fingus,  James,  spirit  merchant,  74  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Finlay  &  Wilson,  S.S.C,  29  St  Andrew  sq. 
Fmlay,  H.  W.,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 52  Lothian  street 
Finlay,  Wm.,  &  Son,  cabinetmakers,  uphol- 
sterers, and  carpet  warehousemen,  81  Princes 
St.  and  Paul's  work ;  ho.  2  S.  St  David  st. 
Finlay,  Charles  Patrick,  W.S.  (Macnauqhton 

^-  F.),  35  DubHn  street 
Finlay,  Charles,  A.C.S.,  40  York  place 
Finlay,  Gilbert  L.,  17  Northumberland  street 
Finlay,  James,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  29 

Broughton  street 
Finlay,  James,  solicitor,  29  St  Andrew  square 
Finlay,  John,  16a  Scotland  street 
Finlay,  John,  dairyman,  29  St  Patrick  square 
Finlay,  J.Hope,  W.S.  (  Co  ?<on^F.),  40  York  pi. 


Finlay,  Peter,  com.  traveller,  22  Gayfield  sq. 
Finlay,  Robt.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  2  Queen  st. ; 

house.  Hillside,  Duddingston 
Finlay,  Thos.,  fishmonger,  poulterer,  and  game 

dealer,  51a  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Finlay,  Thomas,  63  Cumberland  street 
Finlay,  William,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Lochlevcn 

lodge.  Trinity 
Finlay,  William,  secretary,  Scottish  Equitable 
Assurance  Society,  26  St  Andrew  square  ; 
house,  Braidfoot,  Grange  loan 
Finlay,  William,  3  Deanbank  terrace 
Finlay,  William,  writer,  69  Northumberland 

street 
Finlay,  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Hill  square 
Finlay,  Miss,  7  Stanhope  place 
Finlay,  E.,  dressmaker,  322  Lawnmarket 
Finlayson,   Daniel,  &  Son,  tailors,  clothiers, 
habit    and    breeches    makers,    21    George 
street ;  house,  1  Lord  Russell  place 
Finlayson,  Alexander,  smith,  6  Alva  place 
Finlayson,  James,  tailor,  1  Walker  terrace 
Finlayson,  Mat.,  dentist,  161  Constitution  st. 
Finlayson,  Robert,  baker,  10  Carnegie  street 
Finlayson,  Thomas  B.,  6  Union  place 
Fhilayson,  Thomas,  lodgings,  48  Melville  st. 
Finlayson,  Thomas,  advocate,  25  Howe  street 
Finlayson,  Thomas,  pharmaceutical  chemist, 

1  North  Fort  street ;  house,  2 
Finlayson,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.,  25  Howe  st. 
Finlayson,  Rev.  Wm.  G.  {school  for  the  educa- 
tion of  young  ladies),  14  Buccleuch  place 
Finlayson,  Mrs,  9  Brighton  street 
Finnic  &  Co.,  van  and  lorry  builders,  spring 

and  axle  makers,  29  Commercial  street 
Finnic,  W.  R.   &  J.,  brush  manufacturers,  3 

Grassmarket 
Finnic,  George,  Madeira  street 
Finnic,  Thomas,  agent,  3  Cromwell  street 
Finnic,  WiUiam  R.,  37  Arthur  street 
Finnic,  Mrs,  contractor,  1  Balbirnie  place 
Finnic,  Miss  Agnes,  11  Lauriston  park 
Finnic,  Miss,  20  Buckingham  terrace 
Finnigan,  Peter,  tailor,  20  Lamiston  street 
Fmnigan,  Mrs  C,  spu-it  mercht.,  140  Cowgate 
Finnis,  Peter,  21  Carnegie  street 
FiRE-LiGHTER    FACTORY,    27    South  Norton 

place  ;  William  Calder,  manager 
Firth,  William,  Rose  villa,  Viewforth 
FISCHER-FISCHART,    ^CHARLES,     German 
master  of  the  Merchant  Company's  Schools, 
19  Cumberland  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  43 
Fischer,  F.,  4  Little  King  street 
Fisher,  Wm.,  &  Son,  bootmakers,  11  Catherine 

street ;  house,  1  Windsor  street 
Fisher,  Alexander,  4  Hay  street 
Fisher,  D.,  wine  and  spirit  mercht.,  78  Cross- 
causeway 
Fisher,  David,  17  Arthur  street 
Fisher,  John,  spirit  merchant,  165  Pleasauce 
Fisher,  John,  tobacconist,  2  Baker's  place 
Fisher,  Peter,  spirit  merchant,  1  South  Rich- 
mond street ;  house,  25  West  Richmond  st. 


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FOR 


Fisher,  William,  8  Viewforth  terrace 
Fisher,  W.  C,  commission  agent,  41  Quality 

street;  house,  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Fisher,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  60  India  place 
Fisher,  Mrs,  1  Vanburgh  place 
Fisher,  Mrs,  22  India  street 
Fisken,  Mrs,  82  Broughton  place 
Fitz,  William,  cutter,  John's  place 


Flett,  Geo.,  tailor  and  clothier,  18  Sandport 

street 
Flett,  Samuel,  1  Robertson  place 
Flett,  Wm.,  tea  dealer,  3  Bank  street,  Leith  ; 

house,  10  Bonnington  terrace 
Flett,  William,  jun.,  commercial  traveller,  49 

Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Flett,  Mrs,  8  Glover  street 


Fitzpatrick,  J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  262  Cow-; Flett,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  India  place 


gate 


Fitzsimions,  John,  fishmonger,  72  Leith  street 
Flach,  Lambert,  teacher  of  music,   7  Mont- 
gomery place 
Flandre,  de,  C,  teacher  of  French,  15  Duudas 

street 
FLANNIG-AN,  M.,  pawnbroker  and  jeweller, 

44  South  bridge.     See  Adv.  p.  38 
Fleming,  A.  B.,  &  Co.'s  chemical  works,  9 

Salamander  street 
Fleming,  A.  B.,  12  Eton  terrace 
Fleming,  Alexander,  W.S.,  20  Lynedoch  pi. 
Fleming,   Alexander,   S.S.C,   6   Hill    street; 

house,  18  Findhorn  place 
Fleming,   Andrew,   S.S.C.  {Muir  ^ 

Picardy  place 
Fleming,  Charles,  7  Cornwall  street 
Fleming,  Charles,  63  South  bridge 
Fleming,  David,  corkcutter,  21  Buccleuch  st. 
Fleming,  George,  baker,  2  and  3  Merchiston 
terrace,  2  Bristo  port,  and  130  High  street : 
house,  Marionville,  Merchiston 
Fleming,  James,  dairy,  76  Northumberland  st. 
Fleming,  James,  wholesale  merchant,  Lochrin 
sugar  and  rice  mills ;  house,  1  Upper  Gil- 
more  place 
Fleming,  J.  B.,  M.D.,  38  Manor  place 
Fleming,  J.  C,,  18  Panmure  place 
Fleming,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  17 
Buccleuch  street;  house,  35  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Fleming,  John,  14  George  street 
Fleming,  John,  Palace  hotel,  Princes  street 
Fleming,  Rev.  John,  9  Millerfield  place 
Fleming,  John,  35  West  Nicolson  street 
Fleming,  Thomas  A.,  1  Hill  square 
Fleming,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

93  West  port ;  house,  23  Bread  street 
Fleming,  Rev.  William,  1  Merchiston  crescent 
Fleming,  Mrs,  midwife,  23  Howe  street 
Fleming,  Mrs,  35  Dick  place 
Fleming,  Mrs,  3  Cornwall  street 
Fleming,  Janet,  grocer,  172  Rose  street 
Flemington,  Andw. S.,  joiner  and  cabinetmkr., 
6  Church  lane  ;  house,  1 5  Brunswick  street 
Flemington,  Archibald,  3  Home  terrace 
Flemington,  James,  waiter,  140  Rose  street 
Fletcher,    Angus,    of    Dunans,    advocate,    8 

Randolph  crescent 
Fletcher,  Charles  B.,  cabinetmaker,  27  Dundas 

street 
Fletcher,  John  (Traill  S,-  F.),  15  Leopold  pi. 
Fletcher,  Peter,  geographical  globe  maker  and 

map  mounter,  7  Clyde  street 
Flett,  David,  writer,  St  Helen's,  Hatton  place 


Flint,   Henrj"-,  timber  merchant,   Torphichen 

street ;  house,  2  AthoU  lane 
Flint,  Mrs,  furrier,  10  Antigua  street 
Flint,  Mrs,  15  Ann  street 
Flockhart,  Henry,  50  Gilmore  place 
Flockhart,  H.,  29  Inverleith  row 
Flockhart,    James,    painter   and   glazier,   24 

Charles  street 
Flockhart,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

5  Back  of  Vaults 
Flockhart,  Thomas,  grocer,  3  W.  St  Anthony 

place ;  house,  5 
Flockhart,  W.  {Duncan,  F.,  §-  Co.),  Gairney 
I     house,  York  road 
-F.),   18  Flockhart,  Jane,  toy  warehouse,  4  Bristo  pi. 
Flockhart,  Misses,  29  Inverleith  row 
Flood,  Mrs,  12  Spittal  street 
Flowers,   Thomas  G.,  historical  engraver,   1 

AthoU  crescent ;  house,  18  Torphichen  st. 
Flynn,  John  (G.P.O.),  7  Grindlay  street 
Fog,  R.,  coal  merchant,  2  Dock  place  ;  house, 

5  Madeira  place 
Foggo,   Robert,   fish  salesman,  Fishmarket; 

house,  21  St  John's  hill 
Fogo,  Mrs  Murray,  3  Manor  place 
Foley,  Mrs  H.,  broker,  124  Cowgate 
Foord  &  Moir,  tanners  &  curriers,  10  Johnston 

terrace 
Foord,  John  (F.  ^-  Moir),  2  Keir  street 
Foote,  John,  fruiterer,  23  Dundas  street 
Foote,  Mrs,  14  Warriston  crescent 
Forbes,    Duncan,    &  Sous,   millwrights    and 

machine   makers,    90    Candlemaker    row ; 

house,  19  Upper  Grove  place 
Forbes,  J.  &  J.,  builders  and  joiners,  Cam- 
bridge street 
Forbes,  Peter,  &  Co. ,  wine  and  brandy  mer- 
chants (agents  for  Martell  ^  Co.,  Cognac), 

7  George  street 
Forbes,  Alexander,  bookbinder,  5  Milne's  court 
Forbes,  Alexander  (Assistant  Keeper  of  Register 

of  Deeds  and  Protests,  etc..  General  Register 

House),  13  Dick  place 
Forbes,  Alexander,  coach-hirer,  24  Pitt  street 
Forbes,  Alexander  M.,  24  Buccleuch  place 
Forbes,  Alex.,  grecngTocer,  53  Crosscauseway 
Forbes,  Alexander  R.,  writer,  1  London  street 
Forbes,  Andrew  W.,  Shrub  vale,  Leith  walk 
Forbes,    A.,    builder,    carpenter,    and    house 

agent,  5  West  Newington  place  ;  workshop, 

Mayfield  street 
Forbes,  D.  (/.  S)-  J.  Rohertson),  7  N.  Fort  st. 
Forbes,  David,  china  and  glass  merchant,  12 

South  St  David  street 


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71 


Forbes,  Duncan,  19  Upper  Grove  j)lace 

Forbes,  George,  7  Cumiu  place 

Forbes,  George,  spirit  merchant,  Canonmills  ; 
house,  2  Huntly  street 

Forbes,  George,  59  Broughton  street 

Forbes,  James,  10  Grange  loan 

Forbes,  James  (/.  ^'  /.  F.),  16  Drumdryan  st. 

Forbes,  John,  30  Earl  Grey  street 

Forbes,  John,  19  Portland  place,  Leith 

Forbes,  John,  41  James  street 

Forbes,  John  (J.  <5-  /.  F.),  129  Rose  street 

Forbes,  Robert,  31  Prince  Regent  street 

Forbes,  Roderick.  -R-i-iter,  1  Devon  place 

Forbes,  Walter,  M.D.,  4- West  Xewington  ter- 
race 

Forbes,  Walter,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and 
gasfitter,  Swinton  vow  ;  house,  6  Elm  row 

Forbes,  William,  advocate,  17  Ainslie  place 

Forbes,  William,  11  Melbourne  place 

Forbes,  William,  provision  dealer,  52  Shore 

Forbes,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse  and  midwife,  162 
Rose  street 

Forbes,  Mrs,  7  St  Anthony  place 

Forbes,  Jane,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 36  Lothian  street ;  house,  30 

Forbes,  Miss  Jane,  4  Coates  crescent 

Forbes,  Miss  Margaret,  15  Grange  road 

Forbes,  Miss,  4  Shandwick  place 

Forbes-Gordon,  Arthur,  of  Rayue,  W.S.,  16 
Rutland  square 

Ford,  James,  &  Son,  family  grocers  and  wine 
and  spirit  merchants,  6  and  7  Merchiston 
terrace 

Ford,  E.  &  J.,  drapers  and  hosiers,  202  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  9  St  John  street 

Ford,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  wholesale  grocers,  wine 
and  spirit  merchants,  93  Constitution  st. 

Ford,  Alexander,  lithographer,  engraver,  and 
printer,  142  High  st.  ;  house,  14  Clerk  st. 

Ford,  Alex.,  tobacconist  and  confectioner,  75 
Potterrow 

Ford,  Jas.,  family  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  184  High  street ;  ho.  9  Lauristou 
park 

Ford,  James  (IF.  F.  S,-  Sons),  26  Regent  ter. 

Ford,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 69  St  Andrew  street,  Leith  ;  house, 
1  Hope  street,  Leith  walk 

Ford,  Jas.,  sheriff-officer,  17  Upper  Grove  pi. 

Ford,  John,  flint  glass  manufacturer  to  the 
Queen,  Holyrood  glassworks,  13  S.  Back  of 
Canongate 

Ford,  Thomas  (W.  F.  ^-  Sons),  1  Links  place 

Ford,  Thos.  (/.  F.  ^  So7i),  5  Viewforth  place 

Ford,  William,  senior,  4  Cassels  place 

Ford,  Wm.,  glass  manufacturer,  17  St  John 

Ford,  William  J.  (TF.  F.  §•  Sons),  17  Gros- 

veuor  crescent 
Ford,  Miss,  34  Minto  street 
Ford,  Miss,  9  St  John  street 
Ford,  Miss,  17  Upper  Gray  street 
Fordyce,  A.  B.,  20  Hawthorn  bank  terrace 


Fordyce,  George  Dingwall,  advocate,  sheriff 

of    Ross,    Cromarty,    and    Sutherland,    5 

Forres  street 
Fordyce,  James  Dingwall,  advocate,  14  Heriot 

roAv 
Foreign  Wine  Vaults  (Johi  Bryce,  importer), 

wholesale  and  retail,  63  Princes  street 
Foreman,  Anthony,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  30 

Sandport  street 
Foreman,  Charles,  37  London  street 
Foreman,  James,  joiner,  55  E.  Crosscauseway 
Foreman,  Mrs  C,  small  wares,  37  London  st. 
Forgan.   David,   cabinetmaker,  Milne's  close, 

212  Canongate 
Forgan,  David,  grocer,  27  Grassmarket ;  ho. 

3  Brown  place 
Forgan,  Ebeuezer,  engineer,  1  Union  place, 

Bonnington 
Forgan,  William,  writer,  3  Warriston  cresct. 
Forgie,  John,  116  Lauriston  place 
Forgie,  Robert,  cattle  agent,  5  Osborne  ter. 
Formau,  Messrs,  W.S.,  chambers,  4  Hill  st. 
Forman,  T.  &  G.,  writers,  searchers  of  public 

records  for  births,  deaths,  etc.,  4  Hamburgh 

place 
Forman,  Alexander  G.,  W.S.,  8  Heriot  row 
Forman,  James,  advocate,  6  Drummond  place 
Forman,  John  N.,  W.S.,  8  Heriot  row 
Formau,  John,  51  Great  King  street 
Forman,  John,  W.S.,  8  Heriot  row 
Forman,   Robert,  C.A.   (Paterson   S)-  F.),  76 

George  street 
Forman,  T.  S.,  schoolmaster,  and  improver  of 

■\vi-iting  and  arithmetic,  4  Hamburgh  place 
Forman,  Mrs  J.,  15  Brunswick  street 
Forrest  &  Turnbull,  merchants,  126  Constitu- 
tion street 
Forrest,   Thomas,    &   Sons,   furnishing   iron- 
mongers, 29  South  Clerk  street 
Forrest,  Alexander,  smith,   110  Rose  street ; 

house,  6  Young  street 
Forrest,  Charles   L.  (F.   cj-    Turnlidl),  Blair 

park.  Ferry  road,  Leith 
Forrest,    David,    collector,   New    Town   dis- 
pensary, 17  Thistle  street 
Forrest,  David,  junior,  8  Henry  street 
Forrest,    George,   bootmaker,    71    Cockburn 

street ;  ho.  i02  Pleasance 
Forrest,     George,     tailor    and    clothier,    19 

Brougham  street 
Forrest,  Geo.,  Gladstone  temperance  hotel,  3 

Princes  street 
Forrest,    James,    butcher   and   poulterer,   10 

Lothian  street 
Forrest,  J. ,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Water  of 

Leith 
Forrest,  J.,  butcher  and  poulterer,  1  Forrest 

road  ;  house,  18  Lothian  street 
Forrest,   James,  baker,  44  Buccleuch  street, 

241  Canongate,  and  24  Cowgate 
Forrest,  James  {P.  S^-  Sons),  3  Craigie  terrace 
Forrest,  James,  portmanteau  and  trunk  maker, 

69  George  street 


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FOEEEST,  JAMES,  smith  and  kitchen-range 

manufacturer,  60  CoAvgate ;  wareroom,  96 

West  bow ;    house,   19   Gillespie  crescent. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  84 
Forrest,  John  (agent  for  Colquhouii  S^'  Ballocli)^ 

5  Archibald  place 
Forrest,  Eichard,  7  Glengyle  terrace 
Forrest,  Robert,  auctioneer,  appraiser,  house 

factor,  and  general  agent,  17  Queen  street ; 

house,  62  Hanover  street 
Forrest,    Robert,    dairyman,    COa    Buccleuch 

street ;  house,  54 
Forrest,  Thomas  (F.  ^'  Sons).,  3  Craigie  terrace 
Forrest,  Thos.,  jim.  (i^.  ^-  Sous),  3  Craigie  ter. 
Forrest,  William,  engraver,  17  Archibald  pi. 
Forrest,  Mrs,  newsagent  and   tobacconist,  7 

West  Richmond  street 
Forrest,  Mrs,  73  Nicolson  street 
Forrest,  Mrs  Daniel,  49  Brunswick  street 
Forrest,  Mrs  D.,  Bellevue  cottage 
Forrest,  ]\Irs  W.  H.,  30  Moray  place 
Forrest,  Mrs,  statuary.  Park,  Royal  crescent 
Forrest,  Mrs,  7  West  Richmond  street 
Forrest,  M.  B.,smallware  and  trimming  ware- 
house, 21  Hanover  street 
Forrester,  Alexander,  3  Buccleuch  street 
Forrester,  Andrew,  1  Palmerston  place 
Forrester,  James  H.,  watchmaker  and  jewel- 
ler, 281  High  St.  ;  ho.  4  Johnston  terrace 
Forrester,  Jas.,  commer.  trav.,  9  Richmond  ter. 
Forrester,  John,  W.S.,  8  Drummond  place 
Forrester,     John,     builder    and    joiner,    39 

Broughton  place 
Forrester,  John,  10  Blenheim  place 
Forrester,  Thomas,  Bay  Horse  Inn,  55  Rose  st. 
Forrester,    "William,     Treasurer    of    George 

Heriot's    Hospital,    7     Royal     Exchange ; 

house,  16  Northumberland  street 
Forrester,  William,  65  Thistle  street 
Forrester,  Mrs,  35  Scotland  street 
Forrester,  !Mrs  Jane,  14  Argyle  place 
Forrester,  Misses,  teachers  of  pianoforte  and 

singing,  56  Queen  street 
Forsyth,  Alexander,  meter,  3  Hamburgh  place 
Forsyth,  Alexander,  butcher,  1  Forth  street ; 

house,  72  Broughton  street 
Forsyth,  Colin,  confectioner,  83  High  street ; 

house,  31  Milne's  court 
Forsyth,  David,  S.S.C,  3  North  St  David  st. 
Forsyth,  George  (Austen  ^-  Co.),  lABroughton 

place 
Forsyth,  G.,  clerk,  14  Livingstone  place 
Forsyth,  Henry,  W.S.,  Bell's  mills 
Forsyth,  James,  Avine  and   spirit   merchant, 

103  High  street ;  house,  16  Roxburgh  st. 
Forsyth,  John  S.,  clothier  and  outfitter,  65 

Cockburn  street ;  house,  1 8  Tantallon  place 
Forsy.th,  John,  printer,  82  South  bridge 
Forsyth,  Robt.,  tailor  and  clothier,  41  Bristo  st. 
Forsyth,  R.  W.,  3  Livingstone  place 
Forsyth,  Thomas,  18  Drunmiond  street 
Forsyth,  William,  painter,  paijerhanger,  and 

glazier,  17  Bristo  street 


Forsyth,  W.  F.,  Denham  green.  Trinity 
Forsyth,  Mrs  C,  china  mercht.,  45  Niddry  st. 
Forsyth,  Mrs  E.,  6  Saunders  street 
Forsyth,  Mrs  J.  D.,  Berlin  wool  repository, 

41  South  Clerk  street 
Forsyth,  Miss  R.,  dressmaker,  56  George  st. 
Forsyth,  Miss,  housekeeper,  Royal  Infirmary 
Forsyth,  Miss,   milliner  and   dressmaker,   85 

George  street 
Forsyth,  Miss,  20  Castle  street 
Forsyth,  Miss,  56  George  street 
Forth  and  Clyde  Shipping  Cojipany  (James 

Currie  ^'  Co.),  34  Bernard  street 
Fortie,  John,  artist  and  teacher  of  drawmg, 

2  South  Charlotte  street 
FORTUNE,  C,  coal  mercht..  Rose  lane  station  ; 

house,  65  Abbey  hill.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  100 
Fortune,  George  (Sinclair  §-  F.),  67  Lower 

Viewcraig  row 
Fortune,  John,  painter,  44  India  street;  ho.  31 
Fortune,  R.,  slater,  10  Great  Junction  street; 

house,  Hawkhill  villa,  Lochend  road 
Fortune,  IMiss,  Berlin  repository,  36   Frede- 
rick street 
Foster,  Hugh,  18  Brougham  place 
i  Foster,  James,  11  Drummond  street 
.  Foster,  Mrs,  6  Marmion  terrace 
Fotheringham,  James,  baker,  35  Couper  st. 
Fotheriugham,  M.,  baker,  1    Allan  st..  Ferry 

road 
Fotheringham,   Robert,    joiner  and   cabinet- 
maker, 14  Leith  walk 
Fothringham,  Miss,  8  Ann  street 
Foubester,   Thos.,  signalman  and   lighthouse 

keeper,  9  Dock  place 
Foulboeuf,  Pierre  Henri,  professor  of  French, 

Hebrew,  and  Oriental  languages,  25  Minto 

street 
Foulis,  Alex.  B.,  ironmonger,  136  High  street ; 

house,  6  Lonsdale  terrace 
FOULIS,  DAVID,  furnishing  ironmonger,  61 

George  street ;  house,  9  Lonsdale  terrace. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  85 
Foulis,  Robert,  head  master  James  Gillespie's 

schools,  14  West  Preston  street 
Foulis,  Dowager  Lady  Listen,  8  Newbattle  ter. 
Foulis,  Miss,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Fountain,  James,  joiner,  48  Bridge  street 
Fountain,  Robt.  (II.M.C),  10  Bowling-green 

street 
Fountain,    Thomas,   shop-fitter,   glass  show- 
case maker,  10  New  Broughton 

FOUNTAIXBRIDGE  WORKMEN'S  HaLL  AND  IN- 
STITUTE, Ponton  street :  James  Donaldson, 
2  Tarvit  street,  superintendent ;  William 
Donaldson,  2  Tarvit  street,  and  Archibald 
Marshall,  19  Riego  street,  secretaries 

Fowler,  Alex.,  &  Son,  painters,  paperhangers, 
and  glaziers,  36a  Cumberland  street 

Fowler,  J.,  &  Co.,  engineers,  Leeds;  George 
Greig,  1  India  buildings,  representative 

Fowler,  J.  &  J.,  gardeners,  2  Jordan  lane 

Fowler,  David,  29  Blacket  place 


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Fowler,  George,  6  Livingstone  place 
Fowler,  G.,  1  West  Claremont  street 
Fowler,  Hugh,  laimdry,  68  Dean  path 
Fowler,  Jas.,  tailor  and  clothier,  80  George  St. 
Fowler,  James,  7  Bonniugtou  terrace 
Fowler,  John,  bootmaker,  120  Nicolson  street 
Fowler,  John,  dairyman  and  coal  agent,  17 

Tarvit  street 
Fowler,  Peter,  wright,  2  Crosscauseway 
Fowler,  William,  dairyman,  77  Cumberland  st. 
Fowler,  Mrs,  7  Torphichen  street 
Fowler,  Miss,  2  Trinity  crescent 
Fowlie,  Mrs  J.  L.,  20  Cockbui'n  street ;  house, 

64  South  bridge 
Fox,   Dennis,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  16 

Downie  place" 
Fox,  D.  B.,  Rose  cottage,  69  Abbey  hill 
Fox,  George,  architect,  H  Lothian  road 
Fox,  William,  Rose  cottage,  69  Abbey  hill 
Frame,  Andrew,  dairyman,  11  Drumdryan  st. 
Francis,  Mrs,  furnished  apartments,  19  Atholl 

crescent 
Eraser  &  Ayton,  livery  stable  keepers  and 

riding-masters,  7  Church  lane 
FRASER,  WILLIAM,  &  SON,   jobbmg   post 

masters  and  coach -hirers  ;   office,  1  Forres 

street  and  5  Melville  place  ;  stables,  Sun 

bury.     ^See  Adv.  p.  110- 
Eraser,  Alex.,  glazier  and  dealer  in  window 

glass,  132  High  street 
Eraser,  Alexander  (F.  S,^  Ajjton),  26  Home  st. 
Eraser,  Alexander  (Ncill  S)-  Co.,  printers).,  13 

East  Claremont  street 
Eraser,  Alexander,  artist,  27  Castle  terrace 
Eraser,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  51  Bristo  street 
Eraser,  Alexander,  grocer,  11  Canongate 
Eraser,   Alex.    Campbell,  Professor   of  Logic 

and  Metaphysics,  20  Chester  street 
Eraser,  Alexander  M.  (agent,  National  Bank 

of  Scotland,  West-end  Branch),  8  Walker  st. 
Eraser,  Alexander,  cooper,  11  Lothian  street 
Eraser,  Andrew,  tailor  and  Highland  costume 

maker,  14  Athole  terrace 
Eraser,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Home  street 
Eraser,  Captain  Charles,  14  Henderson  row 
Eraser,  Chas. ,  pawnbroker,  11  Old  Assembly  cl. 
Eraser,    Daniel,    boot  and  shoe   maker,   161 

Fountainbridge 
Eraser,  Daniel   M.,   collar   maker,    2  Mound 

place ;  house,  16  Regent  place 
Eraser,  David,  13  Gayfield  square 
Eraser,  Donald,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

88  Canongate  ;  house,  86 
Eraser,  Donald  C,  West  Tollcross 
Eraser,  Duncan,  teacher  of  singing,  22  Living- 
stone place 
Eraser,  George,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

20  Dock  street 
Eraser,   Hugh,    nursery    foreman,    Stanwell 

lodge,  Bonnington  road 
Eraser,  James  (Thomas  B.  Campbell  ^-  Co.), 

Spring  valley  house,  Morningside 


Eraser,  James,  house  agent  and  appraiser,  297 
High  street ;  ho.  106  Lauriston  jalace 

Fraser,  James,  joiner,  5  Glen  street 

Fraser,  James,  16  Middle  Arthur  place 

Fraser,  James,  6  Calton  street 

Fraser,  John  Mackay,  General  Register  House ; 
house,  Munro  place,  Jock's  lodge 

Fraser,  J.  (G.P.O.),  5  Wilkie  place 

Fraser,  John,  joiner,  1  Home  terrace 

Fraser,  John,  1  Buccleuch  street 

Fraser,  John,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  84 
Kirkgate 

Fraser,  John,  13  Moray  place 

Fi-aser,  John,  M.D.,  Deputy  Inspector-General 
of  Hospitals,  23  George  square 

Fraser,  John,  traveller,  103  Rose  street 

Fraser,  John,  baker,  2a  Salisbury  street 

Fraser,  John,  joiner,  16  Chapel  street 

Fraser,  John,  wine   and   spirit  merchant,   1 
High  street ;  house,  9  St  John  street 

Fraser,   L.  Clunas,  coal  merchant,  6  Athole 
terrace  and  7  Clerk  street 

Fraser,   Patrick,   LIj.D.,   advocate,  sheriff  of 
Renfrewshire,  8  Moray  place 

Fraser,    P.    Neill    (Neill    iV    Co.,    printers), 
Canonmills  lodge,  Cauonmills 

Eraser,  Peter  James,  5  Clarence  street 

Fraser,  Peter  S.,  11  Nelson  street 

Fraser,    Robert    (Cunningham,   F.,    ^'    Co.), 
Avenue  villas,  Comely  bank  gardens 

Eraser,  R.  (William  F.  l^  Son),  1  Forres  street 

Fraser,  Rev.  Robert  Geo.,  St  Thomas'  manse, 
8  Mill  lane 

Fraser,  Rev.  Robert  W.,  1  Daliymple  crescent 

Fraser,  Rod.  Mackay,  lodgings,  43  Melville  st. 

Fraser,  Simon,  cooper,  1 1  Haymarket  ter.  and 
39  Grindlay  st. ;  house,  83  West  Gilmore  pi. 

Fraser,  Thos.,  tailor  and  clothier,  159  Foun- 
tainbridge ;  house,  16  Viewforth  park 

Fraser,  Dr.  Thomas  R.,  3  Grosvenor  street 

Fraser,  W.,  diamond  setter,  gem  and  signet 
ring  maker,  26  St  James'  square 

Fraser,  William,  agent,  23  Clyde  street 

Fraser,  Rev.  Wm.,  M.A.,  13  Saxe-Coboiu-g  pi. 

Fraser,  Wm.,  W.S.,  and  town-clerk,  Canon- 
gate, 31  Princes  street ;  ho.  42  MelviUe  st. 

Fraser,  Wm.  Stuart,  W.S.,  31  Princes  street; 
house,  42  Melville  street 

Fraser,  W.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  4  High  Mar- 
ket street ;  house,  3  Market  street 

Fraser,  Wm.,  road  office.  County  rooms ;  house, 
Ratcliffe  place 

Fraser,  William,  42  Buccleuch  street 
Fraser,  William  N.,  S.S.C,  and  Master  Ex- 
traordinary in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner 
in  Scotland  for  taking  affidavits  in  the 
Courts  of  Exchequer,  Queen's  Bench,  and 
Common  Pleas,  41  Albany  street 

Eraser,  William,  S.S.C.  (Assistant  Keeper  of 
Register  of  Sasina),  32  Castle  street 

Fraser,  William,  37  Drummond  place 

Fraser,  Wm.,  water  officer,  123  Princes  st. 

Fraser,  William,  8  Livingstone  place 


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Eraser,  W.  J.,  4  Clerk  street 
Eraser,  Mrs  David,  27  West  Maitland  street 
Eraser,  Mrs  George,  5  Parkside  street 
Eraser,  Mrs  I.,  newsagent,  12  Couper  street 
Eraser,  Mrs  Jn.,  ladies'  nurse,  47  Cumberland  st. 
Eraser,  Mrs  Thomas,  glass  and  china  riveter. 

Racket  court,  180  Rose  street 
Eraser,  Mrs  William,  22  Portland  place,  Leith 
Eraser,  Mrs  William,  54  Castle  street 
Eraser,  Mrs,  45  Alva  j^lace,  Norton  park 
Eraser,   Mrs,   wine    and    spirit    merchant,   8 

Richmond  lane  and  24  Gilmore  street 
Eraser,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  1  HUl  square 
Eraser,  Mrs,  12  Union  street 
Eraser,  Ikfrs,  37  Drummond  place 
Eraser,  Mrs,  cook,  69  Rose  street 
Eraser,  Mrs,  lodgings,  62  Hanover  street 
Eraser,  Mrs,  lodgings,  17  Salisbury  street 
Eraser,  Mrs,  late  of  Fingask,  17  Manor  place 
Eraser,  Mrs  Helen,  12  Antigua  street 
Eraser,   Miss  Eliza,    teacher   of  English  and 

music,  4  London  row 
Eraser,  Miss  J.  M.,  27  Nelson  street 
Eraser,  MissM.,  victual  dealer,  d  Huntly  street; 

ho.  2 
Eraser,  Miss,  3  Atholl  place 
Eraser,  Miss,  32  Ann  street 
Eraser,  Miss,  1  Glengyle  terrace 
Eraser,  Miss,  22  Rutland  square 
Eraser,  Misses,  1  Forres  street 
Eratee's  Billiaud  Rooms,  17  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
Erater,  Wm.  (North  British  Advertiser  Office), 

28  East  Preston  street 
Erazer,  Ales.,  smith,  Mint,  56  High  street 
Frazer,  Donald,  4  Woodhead  place 
Erazer,  James  C,  M.D.,  20  Clarence  street 
Erazer,  Thomas,  joiner,  East  London  street ; 

house,  15  Hart  street 
Free  Church   Normal    School    Boarding 
House,  8  St  John  street ;  Miss  Smith,  lady 
superintendent 
Free  Church  Offices,  15  N.  Bank  street 
Ereeland,  Mrs  James,  4  West  Newington  pi. 
Freeman,  Thos.  J.  (H.M.C.),  12  Vanburgh  pi. 
French,  James  C,  6  Graham  street 
French,  John,   grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 27  Bernard  st.  ;  house,  11  Cassels  pi. 
FRENCH,  J,  P.,  artificial  flower  and  feather 
manufacturer,  4_North  Melville  place .  ^i'  See 
Adv.  p.  58 

FRENCH,    R.,   artificial   flower    and    feather 
maker,  2  Scienues  hill,     -f^  See  Adv.  p.  68 
French,  Walter,  30  Lothian  street 
French,  Mrs,  milliner,  6  Bristo  street 
French,  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Romilly  place 
Frew,  Alexander,  teacher,  Granton  cottages 
Frew,  Henry  J.  (JI.M.  C'.),  8  Bowling-green  st. 
Frew,  Miss,  26  Pitt  street 
Friend,  Geo.,  confectioner,  28a  Earl  Grey  st. 
Friend,  John,  441  Lawnmarket 
Eriend,  Mrs  S.,  confectioner,  83  Broughton  st. 
Friendly  Insurance  Co.   (Thomas    Strovg, 
W.S.,  ac/C'iit),  40  Princes  street 


Friendly  Societies,   Registrar  of  (A.  C. 

Ritchie,  advocate),  8  Broughton  place 
Frier,  John  (G.P.O.),  65  Pleasance 
Frier,  J.  C.  (G.P.O.),  2  Brandfield  street 
Frier,  M.,  commission  agent,  8  Keir  street 
Frier,  Robert,  landscape  painter,  62  Queen  st. 
Frier,  William,  clerk,  7  Lady  Menzies  place 
Frier,  Mrs,  laundress,  74  Buccleuch  street 
Froebel,  Herr  Karl,  teacher  of  German  and 

mathematics;  and  Madame  Froebel,  teacher 

of  German,  French,  and  music ;  educational 

establishment,  9  Gloucester  place 
Fromm,  C.  A.,  &  Co.,  general  merchants,  55 

Bernard  street 
Froom,  Mrs  J.,  17  West  Preston  street 
Fullarton,    A.,    &    Co.,   printers,   stereotype 

founders,  publishers,  and  booksellers.  Stead's 

place  ;  agency,  44  South  bridge 
Fullarton,  John,  brassfounder,  12a  Bread  st. ; 

house,  8  Drmndryan  street 
Fullarton,  J.  A.  (F.  Sf  Co.),  12  E.  Claremont  st. 
Fullarton,  J.  K.  (Indigent  Gentlev:omen''s  Fund 

Office),  7  Castle  terrace 
Fullarton,  ]\Irs  John  A.,  2  Kew  terrace 
Fullarton,  Miss,  9  Maitland  street 
Fuller,  John,  accountant,  17  St  Patrick  sq. 
Fuller,   W.,  accountant  and  J.P.  constable, 

12  Hill  square 
Fullerton,  Son,  &  Co.,  gas-meter  manufactrs., 

London  road  ;  house,  St  Agnes,  Liberton 
Fullerton,  Alexander  K.  (F.,  Son,  S,^  Co.),  15 

Bernard  terrace 
Fullerton,  Thomas,  builder,  66  Fountainbridge ; 

house,  3  Lonsdale  terrace 
Fulton,  John,  &  Co.,  brewers,  60  Pleasance 
Fulton,  Andrew,  saddler,  86  George  street ; 

house.  Woodlands,  Duddingston 
Fulton,  Francis,  commission  merchant,  5  Hope 

street,  Leith  walk 
Fulton,  George,  gardener,  5  Hugh  Miller  pi. 
Fulton,  John,  Clinton  road 
Fulton,  Thomas,  writer,  3  Orchardfield  place 
Fulton,  William  B.,  16  East  Norton  place 
Fulton,  Mrs,  4  George  place 
Fulton,  Mrs  R.  G.,  milliner  and  dressmaker, 

4  Tai-vit  street 
Eurley,  Robert  Charles,  surgeon  and  chemist, 

1  Downie  place  and  1  Earl  Gi'ey  street  ; 

house,  102  Lauriston  place 
Furze  &  Co.,  London  porter  store,  37  and  38 

Mitchell  street ;  P.  Dowie,  agent 
Fyfe,  Miller,  &  Fyfe,  S.S.C.  (agents  for  the 

Eagle  Life  Assurance  and  Sun  Fire  Offices), 

43  North  Hanover  street 
Fyfe,    Neilson,   &  Sous,  cork  manufacturers, 

High  Calton  ;  house,  14  Melville  terrace 
Fyfe,  Adam  (F.,  Miller,  S^-  F.),  2E.  Castle  rd. 
Fyfe,  A.  L.  (National  Bank),  8  Sylvan  place 
Fyfe,  Alex.  T.,  corkcutter  (N.  F.  S,-  Sons),  9 

Livingstone  place 
Fyfe,  Archd.,  teacher  of  English  classics,  12 

Grove  street 
Fyfe,  James,  22  Broughton  street 


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Fyfe,  James,  writer,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Fyfe,  John  L.  (N.  F.  ^'  Sons),  4  "\Y.  Lauriston 

place 
Fyfe,  Tliomas  N.  (Customs'),  1  Auturn  place 
Fyfe,  TTilliam,  corn  and  hay  merchant,   50 

Duke  street,  Leith  ;  house,  3  Anne  place 
Fyfe,  "William,  upholsterer,  2  Caledonian  rd. 
Fyfe,  Mrs,  5  Salisbury  place 
Fyfe,  ^Misses,  dressmakers,  22  W.  Preston  st. 
Fyfe,  Miss,  26  Leven  street 
Fyffe,  George,  mason,  55  India  place 
FyfFe,  Mrs  Dr,  2  "Warriston  crescent 
Fyffe,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  55  India  place 

Gaelic  School  Society  ;  committee  rooms 

and  depository,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Gaff,  Thomas,  Stonefield  house,  Canaan  lane 
Gaff,  William,  superintendent,  Canal  works, 

8  Lothian  road 
Gagie,  Robert  (Miller  ^-  (?.),  6  Nelson  street 
Gair,    John    M'Donald     (Secretary,    Scottish 
Waggon  Co.),  Rosebank  cottage,  Wardie road 
Gair,  John,  church  officer,  39  Wright's  houses 
Gairdner,  John,  M.D.  and  F.R.C.S.,  45  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Gairdner,  Mrs  General,  12  Clarendon  crescent 
Gairdner,  Miss,  12  Dean  street 
Gairn,   Andrew,    boot  and  shoe  maker,   166 

Rose  street ;  house,  135 
Gairns,  John,  11  Argyle  terrace 
Gairns,  Miss,  2  Melville  street 
Galbraith  &  Black,  grocers  and  wine   mer- 
chants, 9  Gillespie  place 
Galbraith  &  Eunson,  joiners,  10  Stead's  place 
Galbraith,  Alex.,  weigher,  14  Port  Hopetoun 
Galbraith,  Angus,  3  Young  street 
Galbraith,  John,  3  Salisbury  terrace 
Galbraith,  TTm.,  painter,  2  Blackwood  cresct. 
Galbraith,  Thomas,  10  Montague  street 
Galbraith,  Mrs,  37  London  street 
Galbraith,  Mrs,  publican,  Greig's  hall,  Dal- 
keith road 
Galbraith,  Miss,  21  AthoU  crescent 
Galbreath,  Thomas,  v/arder,  L^niversity 
Gale,  Mrs,  ladies'  and  sin-gical  nurse,  35  Ja- 
maica street 
GaU  &  Iiighs,    pubUshers    and    booksellers, 

6  George  street 
Gall,  Jas.  (G.  ^  Inglis),  Myrtle  bank,  York  rd. 
GaU,  Rev.  James,  Moray  manse,  10  St  John  st. 
Gallagher,  John,  contractor,  31a  Scotland  st. 
Gallagher,  Mrs,  smallwares,  31a  Scotland  st. 
Gallaway,  Wm.   Davenport  (Inland  Revenue 

Office),  16  Pilrig  street 
Gallaway,  J.,  advocate,  58  Great  King  street 
Gallaway,  Mrs  John,  58  Great  King  street 
Galletly,  Alexander,  11  Scotland  street 
Galletly,  Alex.,  curator,  Museum  of  Science  and 
Art,  Argyle  sq. ;  ho. ,  7  W.  Lauriston  place 
Galletly,  John,  S.S.C,  22  Albany  street 
Galletly,  Rev.  William,  superintendent  of  City 
Mission,  5  St  Andrew  square  ;  house,  16 
Viewforth  terrace 


Gallic,  Laird,  &  Co.,  copper,  iron,  lead,  and 
tinplate   merchants,    58    High    street  and 
109  Constitution  street 
Gallic,   Charles,   handrailer,   Thomas    street ; 

house,  11  Rosebank  cottages 
Gallic,  James  B.,  16  Mayfield  terrace 
Gallic,  James,  handrailer,  52  Grove  street 
GalHe,  John,  accountant,  2  Kyle  pi. , Madeira  st. 
GalHe,  J.,  lodgings,  24  Queen  street 
Gallic,  Mrs  J.,  52  Grove  street 
Galloway,  R.,  &  Co.,  mineral  oil  manufacturers, 

Aucheugray,  23  Torphichen  street 
Galloway,  A.,  54  Fountainbridge 
Galloway,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  4  Portland  ter. 
Galloway,    Da\dd,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  48 

Yardheads 
Galloway,  David  (G.R.H.),  3  Leopold  place 
Galloway,  David,  12  Upper  Grove  place 
Galloway,  D.,  lodgings,  17  Bristo  street 
Galloway,  George,  baker,  6  N.  Ne%vington  pi. 
Galloway,  James,  house  factor  and  collector 
of  poor-rates,  and  agent  for  Northern  As- 
surance Co.,  94  Constitution  street;  house, 
St  Fillans,  Stanley  road 
Galloway,  J.,  flesher,  31  Minto  street 
Galloway,  James,  tobacconist,  80  Potterrow 
Galloway,  M.  P.,  ironmonger,  18  Commercial 

street ;  house,  39  Bernard  street 
Galloway,  R.,  1  West  Montgomery  place 
Galloway,  R.  S.,  writer,  2  Salisbury  bank 
Gallowaj',  Robert,  17  Parkside  street 
Galloway,  Robert,  10  Gordon  street 
Galloway,  Rt.  (R.  G.  $•  Co.),  23  Torphichen  st. 
Galloway,  .Wilham,  3  Montague  street 
Galloway,  William,  5  Hope  terrace 
j Galloway,    William,    tobacco    manufacturer, 

32  Victoria  street  and  85  Nicolson  street 
Galloway,  William,  15  Lutton  place 
1  Galloway,  William,  1a  Teviot  row 
Galloway,  AVilliam,  solicitor  and  notary-public, 

Middlefield  house,  Leith  walk 
Galloway,  Mrs  Jane,  24  Gardner's  crescent 
Galloway,  Mrs  John,  10  James'  place,  Leith 
Galloway,  Mrs,  10  Manor  place 
Galloway,  liirs,  lodgings,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Galloway,  ]\Iiss  Christian,  4  St  David's  ter. 
Galloway,  Misses,  dressmakers,  6  N.  Fort  st. 
Gamgee,  Arthur,  M.D.,  27  Alva  street 
Gamgee,  Joseph,veterinary  surgeon, 27  Alva  st. 
Gamgee,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  27  Alva  st. 
Garden,  Jas.,  tailor  and  clothier,  20  North  br. 
Garden,  Hugh,  teacher  of  cutting,  12  Hill  pi. 
Garden,  Mrs  J.,  11  Society 
Gardener,  Miss,  2  Salisbury  sti'cet 
Gardeners,  Free  Grand  Lodge  of,  for  Scot- 
land :  W.  Burge,  10  N.  bridge,  grand  sec. ; 
W.  Anderson,  33  S.  bridge,  grand  treasurer 
Gardiner,  J.  &  J.,  S.S.C,  46  Hanover  street; 

house.  Grange  house,  York  road 
Gardiner,  Alexander,  plasterer,  26  Torphichen 

street ;  house,  17  Semple  street 
Gardiner,  Rev.  Andrew,  26  Scotland  street 
Gardiner,  James,  12  Gardner's  crescent 


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Gardiner,  James,  S.S.C.  (/.  <5-  /.  G.),  30  East 

Claremont  street 
Gardiner,  John  Douglas,  S.S.C,  35  George 

IV.  bridge  ;  house,  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Gardiner,  John,  5  East  Eyre  place 
Gardiner,  l^Iatthew,  tailor,  162  Fountainbridge 
Gardiner,  Robert  {Webster  ^-  &'.),  messenger- 

at-arms,  34  Barony  street 
Gardiner,  T.  W.,  grocer,  wme  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 1  Jordan  place  ;  house,  2 
Gardiner,   William,  tailor  and  clothier,    138 

Nicolson  street 
Gardiner,  '^^''illiam,  stationer,  Q&  South  bridge; 

house,  4  Park  street 
Gardiner,    Wm.,    C.A.,  46   Hanover   street; 

house.  Grange  house,  York  road 
Gardiner,  Mrs  M.,  ladies'  nurse  and  midwife, 

56  Thistle  sti'eet 
Gardner  &  Aiuslie,  pharmaceutical  chemists, 

68  George  street 
Gardner,  Adam,  coal  merchant,  Morrison  st. 

coal  depot ;  house,  162  Fountainbridge 
Gardner,  Alexander,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 
dealer,  259  High  street;  house,?  Meadow  i^l. 
Gardner,  Andrew  A.,  12  Arniston  place 
Gardner,   Charles    C.,    bookseller,    stationer, 
and  librarian,  41  Dimdas  street ;  house,  4 
Northumberland  place 
Gardner,  Colin  M.,  printer,  21  Montague  st. 
Gardner,  Henry,  commission  agent,  10  Green- 
side  street 
Gardner,  Rev.  J.  L.,  priest  of  St.  Andrew's 
Home  Mission  (Episcopal),  4  High  school 
yards  ;  house,  16  Montgomery  street 
Gardner,  J.  M.,  printer,  3  Portland  place 
Gardner,  James,  7  Meadow  place 
Gardner,  James,  surgical  instrument,  truss,  and 
bandage  maker,  45  South  bridge ;  house,  1 
Clerk  street 
Gardner,  John,  16  Valleyfield  street 
Gardner,  John,  376  Castle  hill 
Gardner,  John,  1  St  Andrew's  place 
Gardner,  John,  shipmaster,  3  Ebenezer  mount 
Gardner,  John  Kay,  128  Nicolson  street 
Gardner,  Peter,  F.E.I.S.,  teacher,  Leith  Aca- 
demy, 2  Links  place 
Gardner,  Thos.,  tea  raercht.,  64  Frederick  st 
Gardner,  William,  128  Nicolson  street 
Gardner,    W.    C,    Glasgow   and   Manchester 
warehouse,   140  Nicolson  street;   house,  4 
Park  street 
Gardner,  Mi-s  E.,  leather  merchant,  25  Giles 

street ;  house,  Bonuington  bank 
Gardner,  Mrs,  13  Ann  street 
Gardner,  Mrs,  71  Cuiiiberland  street 
Gardyne,  E.,  14  Livingstone  place 
Garland,  J.  Ormond,  pawnbroker,  35  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 
Garrety,  Peter,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  11 
West  Nicolson  street ;  house,  1  Charles  st. 
Garric,  John,  37  James  street,  Pilrig 
Garrioch,  John,  8  Henry  street 
Garrow,  J;\a.,  commission  agent,  27  Hercles  st. 


Garson,  WiUiam  Ross,  S.S.C,  11  Portland  pi, 

Garvie,  Alexander  {Duncan,  FLockhart^  Powell, 
§•  Co.'),  19  Bernard  street 

Garvie,  Andrew,  4  Lauriston  park 

Garvie,  Laurence,  tea  dealer,  7  E.  Adam  st. 

Gas  Light  Cojipaky,  Edinburgh,  25  AVaterloo 
place  and  65  Constitution  st.  ;  9.45  to  8.15 

Gas  Light  Company,  Edinburgh  and  Leith, 
8  George  st.  and  11  Baltic  st. ;  9.30  to  8. 

Gascoyne,  William,  5  Carlung  place 

Gash,  George,  6  Cambridge  street 

Gaul,  James,  2  St  David's  terrace 

Gavin,  Goalen,  &  HaUiday,  paperhanging 
manufacturers,  28  West  Maitland  street 

Gavin,  P.  &  R.,  commission  agents,  22  Con- 
stitution street 

Gavin,  P.,  &  Son,  cordage  and  canvas  manu- 
facturers and  sailmakers,  5  Commercial 
street  and  2  Bath  street 

Gavin,  Crichton  S.,  surveyor  Customs,  23 
Claremont  crescent 

Gavin,  Duncan,  4  Danube  street 

Gavin,  Robert,  A.R.S.A.,  15  Brandon  street 

Gavin,  R.  J.  (P.  ^'  R.  G.),  Jessfield,  New- 
haven  road 

Gavin,  W.,  general  merchant,  7  Commercial 
street ;  house,  Williamfield,  Newhaven  road 

Gavm,  W.  S.  (P.  G.  ^-  Son),  Cherry  bank, 
Newhaven  road 

Gavin,  William  Allan  {Allan  5-  G.),  23  Clare- 
mont crescent 

Gavin,  Mrs  George,  3  Darlmg's  buildings 

Gavin,  Mrs  John,  4  Bonuington  place 

Gavin,  Mrs  William,  6  Madeira  street 

Gavin,  Miss,  Jessfield,  Newhaven 

Gavine,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  65 
Rose  street ;  house,  13  Brougham  street 

Gavine,  John,  builder,  mason,  and  bricklayer, 
Manderstou  street ;  house,  14  Crown  street 

Gay,  James,  bootmaker,  118  Rose  street 

Gay,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  furniture  dealer, 
14  Tobago  street 

Gay,  John,  furniture  dealer,  1  Orchardfield  st. 

Gazette,  Her  Majesty's:  publishing  office, 
Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  square — 
10  to  4,  and  Saturday  10  to  12 

Geagan,  John,  15  Bernard  terrace 

Gear,  James,  tinsmith,  gasfitter,  and  iron- 
monger, 89  Rose  street ;  house,  91 

Gebbie,  Francis,  advocate,  39  Albany  street 

Geddes,  Messrs,  mining  engineers,  9  Melville 
crescent 

Geddes,  Alexander,  41  Lady  Menzies  place 

Geddes,  G.  H.,  mining  engineer,  9  Melville 
crescent ;  house,  7  Lynedoch  place 

Geddes,  George,  16  Beaumont  place 

Geddes,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 
St  Andrew  wyud 

Geddes,  James,  draper,  21 A  Kirkgate  ;  house, 

35  Whitfield  place 
Geddes,  John,  mining  engineer,  9  Melville  cr. 
Geddes,  John,  clerk,  Granton  pier 
Geddes,  Robert,  baker,  31  Minto  street 


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Geddes,  Robert,  19  Upper  Grove  place 
Geddes,  R.  B.  (G.P.O.),  21  Blair  street 
Geddes,    Roderick,   Alpine    retreat,    Hatton 

place 
Geddes,  Thomas,   agent  (British  Legal  Life 

Assurance  Co.,  Limited),  6  Brighton  street 
Geddes,  Thomas,  grocer,  29  London  street 
Geddes,  Thos.,  15  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Geddes,  Colonel  William,  C.B.,  52  George  sq. 
Geddes,  Rev.  Wm.,  Chapel  lane,  Broughtonst. 
Geddes,    Misses,    ladies'   boarding-school,    16 

AthoU  crescent 
Geddis,  David,  baker,  1  Main  street;  house, 

Elizaville,  Stanley  road 
Geikie,  Arch.,  F.R.S.,  director  of  Geological 

Survey,  Ramsay  lodge,  Ramsay  gardens 
Geikie,  James  (//.  M.  Geological  Survey  of^ 

Scotland),  16  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Geikie,  James  S.,  teacher  of  music,  16  Duncan 

street,  Newington 
Geissler,  R.,  teacher  of  music,  75  Cumberland 

street 
Gellatly,  Robert,  clock  and  watch  maker,  78a 

Princes  street 
Gellatly,  Maria,  ladies'  outfit  and  baby  linen 

warehouse,  5  St  Patrick  square 
Gemble,  Mrs  Campbell,  1  St  Vincent  street 
Gemlie,  Andrew,  teacher,  35  Barony  street 
Gemmell,  James,  paper  merchant,  22  Green- 
side  place 
Gemmell,  Rev.  Robert,  13  Dalrymple  crescent 
Gemmell,  William,  26  George  street 
Gemmell,  W.,  com.  traveller,  14  Henderson  pi. 
Gexeral  Board  of  Lunacy,  Post  Office  build- 
ings ;  10  to  4,  Saturdays  10  to  12 
GENERAL    LIFE    AND    FIRE    ASSURANCE 

COMPANY  (James  S.  Mack,  S.S.C,  local 

manager),   2    St  Andi-ew  square.      '^  See 

Adv.  p.  25 
General  Registry  Office  of  Births,  Deaths, 

AND  Marriages,  New  Register  House 
General  Steam  Navigation  Comp.\ny  (Robert 

Sinclair,  manager),  21  Waterloo  place  and 

51  Bernard  street 
GENERAL   STEAM   PRINTING   OFFICE,    11 

North  Pitt  street.  ^  See  Adu.  p.  46 
Gentle,  George,  baker,  25  Thistle  street 
Gentle,  James,  W.S.  (A.  ^-  A.  Campbell),  22 

Dublia  street ;  house,  36  Queen  street 
GENTLE,  JAMES,  surgeon-dentist,  20  Nicol- 

son  street,     ^i^  See  Adv.  p.  48 
Gentle,  John  {G.P.O.),  20  Nicolsou  street 
Gentleman,  Mrs,  12  Mayfield  street 
Geoghegan,  Joseph,   teacher  of  singing,    65 

South  Clerk  street 
Geological   Society,  Edinburgh,   Museum 

and  Rooms,  5  St  Andrew  square  ;  George  A. 

Panton,  31  Hope  ter.,  honorary  secretary 
Geological   Sur\'ey  of  Scotland  ;    office, 

1  India  buildings :  Professor  Geikie,  F.R.S., 

director ;  J.  CroU,  resident  geologist 
George,  J.,  provision  merchant,  18  High  st. 
George,  Mrs,  14  Forth  street 


Georgiades,  S.,  58  Queen  street 

Gerrard,  A.,  banker,  7  Abbotsford  park 

Gerrard,  Francis  (P.  Moir  &;  Co.),  11  St 
James'  place 

Geska,  C,  medical  botanist,  18  Richmond  pi. 

Gibb  &  Taylor,  builders,  joiners,  etc.,  Daliy 
road 

Gibb,  Alex.,  &  Son,  builders,  4  Nottingham  pi. 

Gibb,  Adam,  letter-carrier,  3  Gayfield  lane 

Gibb,  Alex.,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufac- 
turer, 28  George  street ;  ho.  14  Dundas  st. 

Gibb,  David  (G.  &;  Taylor),  1  Douglas  terrace 

Gibb,  David,  joiner,  22  Scotland  street 

Gibb,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  6  Duke 
street,  Leith  ;  house,  20  Glover  street 

Gibb,  George,  joiner,  6  Tarvit  street 

Gibb,  G.,  inspector  of  works,  35  W.  Nicolson  st. 

Gibb,  Henry,  6  Brougham  place 

Gibb,  James,  4  Montgomery  street 

Gibb,  James  (WFarlane  cj-  G.),  2  Silvermill 
cottages,  Henderson  row 

Gibb,  James  (G.P.O.),  23  Melville  terrace 

Gibb,  John  M.,  16  Scotland  street 

Gibb,  John,  6  Lothian  street 

Gibb,  John,  dairyman,  6  W.  Nicolson  street ; 
house,  FeatherhaU,  Corstorphine 

Gibb,  John,  builder.  East  London  street ; 
house,  6  Elm  row 

Gibb,  Richard  W.,  umbrella  and  parasol 
manufacturer,  43  South  bridge 

Gibb,  William,  engineer,  6  Sowersby  place 

Gibb,  Mrs,  29  Brougham  street 

Gibb,  iirs,  7  Claremont  crescent 

Gibb,  Mrs,  2  St  John  street 

Gibb,  Miss  J.,  drapery  and  remnant  warehouse, 
27  West  Nicolson  street ;  house,  35 

Gibb,  Miss  J.,  dressmaker,  28  Melville  terrace 

Gibb,  ilLss,  7  Hope  park  square 

Gibb,  Miss,  dressmaker,  44  India  place 

Gibbon,  Alex.,  of  Johnston,  Suunybrae,  6 
Newbattle  terrace 

Gibbs,  H.,  81a  Causewayside 

Gibson-Craig,  Dalziel,  &  Brodies,  W.S.,  5 
Thistle  street 

Gibson&Ferguson,  W.S.  ,1  Northumberland  st. 

Gibson  &  Mercer,  Couslaud  coal  and  lime 
works ;  office,  10  St  Leonard's  depot ;  A. 
Whitelaw,  agent 

GIBSON  &  TAIT,  iron  and  wire  work  manu- 
facturers, smiths,  and  agricultural  implement 
makers,  Bainfield,  Fountainbridge.  '^  See 
Adv.  p.  86 

Gibson  &  Walker,  coi'n  merchants,  Benning- 
ton steam-mills 

Gibson's  Company  of  Porters,  9  Johnston  st. 

Gibson,  Geo.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  5  Leith  docks 

Gibson's,  Hugh  C,  Heirs,  plumbers  and  lead 
merchants,  etc.,  23  Dock  street;  house,  5 
Bonnington  place 

Gibson,  James,  &  Co.,  clothiers  and  outfitters, 
106  South  bridge 

Gibson,  Robert  &  Thomas,  bacon,  cheese,  and 
buttermen,  93a  Princes  street 


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Gibson,  Adam,  7  Hope  terrace 
Gibson,  Alexander,  advocate,  19  Albany  street 
Gibson,  Ales.,  com.  traveller,  1  Findhoru  pi. 
Giljson,   Charles,   printer,   18  Thistle  street ; 

house,  59  Frederick  street 
Gibson,  David,  baker,  QQ  Cumberland  street 
Gibson,  Francis  G.  D.,  5  Bonuington  place 
Gibson,  George,  civil  engineer,  30  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  31  Gay  field  square 
Gibson,  George,   bacon,  cheese,  and  butter- 
man,  28  Queensferry  st. ;  ho.  7  Dewar  pi. 
Gibson,  George,  marine  insurance  agent,  26 

Gayfield  square  and  51  Constitution  street 
Gibson,  Gilbert  M.,  private  teacher  of  English, 

French,  and  classics,  12  Shrub  place 
Gibson,  James,  baker,  6  Brighton  street 
Gibson,  Jas.  (/.  G.  .j^  Co.),  10  Windmill  street 
Gibson,  James,  8  Dalrymple  place 
Gibson,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  35  Leith  st. 
Gibson,  James,  joiner,  66  Grove  street 
Gibson,  James,  16  Broughton  place 
Gibson,  James,  mason,  5  Lady  Menzies  place 
Gibson,  John,  junior,  "W.S.  {J.  §'  H.  G.  G.), 

7  Greenhill  gardens 
Gibson,  John,  dairy,  1  Hope  street 
Gibson,  John,  W.S.  (G.  ^'  Ferguson),  63  In- 

verleith  row 
Gibson,   John,   butcher,  34  Middle   market ; 

house,  15  Jamaica  street 
Gibson,  John,  23  Lauriston  gardens 
Gibson,  John,  agent,  36  Albany  street,  Leith 
Gibson,  John,  water  officer,  20  Heriot  place 
Gibson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  15 

India  place  ;  house,  59  Cumberland  street 
Gibson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  54 

Potterrow 
Gibson,  Jolm,  clerk,  7  Broughton  place 
Gibson,  John  (Commercial  Bank),  15  North 

Mansionhouse  road 
Gibson,  Jolm,  house  painter,  3  Mansfield  pi. 
Gibson,  John,  14  Arthur  street,  Pilrig 
Gibson,  John,  59  Cumberland  street 
Gibson,  Jolm,  bacon  and  butterman  and  general 

grocer,  39  Queensferry  street 
Gibson,  John,  jun.,  W.S.,  12  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Gibson,  John  MacDougall,  advocate,  22  Dun- 
das  street 
Gibsone,  John,  7  Cassels  place 
Gibson,  Mungo  Campbell,  13  Hermitage  place, 

Leith 
Gibson,  Peter,  bookbinder,  5  N.  St  James'  st. 
Gibson,  Peter  Clark,  surgeon,  10  Picardy  pi. 
Gibson,  P.  W.,  traveller,  12  Montague  street 
Gibson,  Robt.,  builder,  Greig's  hall,  Dalkeith 

road 
Gibson,  Robert  {R.  5'   T.  G.),  Malta  Green 

villa 
Gibson,  Robert,  writer,  1  Leveu  terrace 
Gibson,    Thomas,     architect,     29     Frederick 

street ;  house,  15  Leven  terrace 
Gibson,  T.,  furniture  dealer,  146  Pleasance 
Gib.?on,    Thomas     {Scottish     Equitable     Life 

Office),  18  Palmerston  place 


Gibson,  Thomas  (G.  <^'  Tait),  Bainfield  house, 

Fountainbridge 
Gibson,  Wm.  W.,  corn  merchant,  6  Albyn  pi. 
Gibson,  Wm.,  draper  and  clothier,  1  Lothian 

street ;  house,  11  Lauriston  gardens 
Gibson,  William,  writer,  43  Ann  street 
Gibson,  William  P.,  Jane  lodge,  Church  lane 
Gibson,  William,  tea  merchant,  15  Lewis  ter. 
Gibson,  Mrs  Henry,  11  Merchiston  avenue 
Gibson,  Mrs  James,  tobacconist,  149  Princes 

street 
Gibson,  Mrs  M.,  daiiy,  101  Canougate 
Gibson,  Mrs  Thomas,  17  Howe  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  AY.  F.,  143  Princes  street 
Gibson,  Mrs,  12  Fettes  row 
Gibson,  Mrs,  19  Hope  ter.,  Whitehouse  loan 
Gibson,  Mrs,  5  Mulberry  place 
Gibson,  Miss,  1  Lord  Russell  place 
Gibson,  Miss,  2  Danube  street 
Gibson,  Miss,  young  ladies'  day-school,  1  Bou- 

nington  place 
Gibson,  Miss,  5  Pitt  street 
Gibson,  Miss,  13  North  Merchiston  place 
Gibson,  Miss,  41  Dick  place 
Gibson,  Miss,  lodgings,  7  India  street 
Gibson,   Misses,  boarding  and  day  school,  8 

Church  hill 
Gidden,  William,  lodgings,  3  and  13  Shand- 

wick  place  and  34  Melville  street 
Gidney,  James  M.  (In.  Rev.),  7  Panmure  place 
Giffen,  Rev.  Cornelius,  15  Forth  street 
Gifford  &  Simpson,  W.S.,  28  St  Andrew  sq. 
Gifford  Brothers,  fruit  importers  and  general 
commission  merchants,  2  Dock  place ;  ho. 
Home  villa,  Stanley  road 
Gifford,  William,  &  Co.,  oil,  bark,  and  chicory 
merchants,  coal  exporters,  ship  and  insur- 
ance brokers,  etc.,  2  Dock  place  ;  ho.  Home 
villa,  Stanley  road 
Gifford,  Lord,  Granton  house,  Granton 
Gifford,  Alex.,  S.S.C.,  28  St  Andi'ew  square 
Gifford,    John    (Cashier,  National  Bank  of 

Scotland),  41  St  Andrew  square 
Gilbert  &  Co.,  pawnbrokers,  68  Shore ;  William 

Given,  manager 
Gilbert,  Edward,  telegraph  engineer,  19  Ber- 
nard terrace 
Gilbert,  Edward,  78  Pleasance 
Gilbert,  James,  3  Glenogle  place 
Gilbert,  James,  Bell's  nulls 
Gilbert,  James,  5  East  Eyre  place 
Gilbert,     James     {warehouseman,     Holyrood 

Glassicorks),  24  Salisbury  street 
Gilbert,  Peter,  17  Spittal  street 
Gilbert,  Robert,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 1 1  and  56  Yardheads 
Gilbert,  Thos.,  Secretaiy's  Office,  University 
Gilbert,  Mrs,  9  Roxbm-gh  teiTace 
Gilbert,  Mrs,  5  East  Eyre  place 
Gilbertson,  James,  flesher,  15  Bread  street 
Gilbertson,  James,  5  West  Sciennes 
Gilbertson,  William,  20  James  street 
Gilbertson,  Mrs,  1  Sciennes  hill  place 


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Gilbey,  ^V".  &  A.,  -wine  importers  and  dis-  Gillespie,  Rev.  William,  -i  Oxford  street 
tillers.  7  and  8  Clifton  terrace,  Haymarket  Gillespie,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant. 

Gilchrist,  Henry,  &  Co.,  fimeral  undertakers,       435  Lawnmarket 

70  Nicolson  street;  house,  19  Simon  square  Gillespie,  Lady  Honeyman,  1  Albert  terrace, 

Gilchrist,  James,  &  Son,  plumbers  and  gas- 1     Trinity 

fitters.  West  Register  street  and  15  South  Gillespie,  Mrs,  3  Lindsay  place,  Leith 
St  Andrew  street ;  house,  17  Rose  street     j  Gillespie,  Mrs  A.,  2  Inverleith  terrace 

Gilchrist,  James,  photographer,  105  South  br.  I  Gillespie,  Miss,  15  Claremont  crescent 

GUchrist,  James,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  j  Gillie,  Thomas,  2  St  David's  terrace 

gasfitter.  4  Summers  place  Gillie,  Catherine,  lodgings,  18  Nicolson  street 

GUchi-ist.  James.  9  Manor  place  Gillies  Brothers,  silk  mercers  and  drapers,  32 

Gilchrist,  John,  chiua  and  crj-stal  merchant, ;     and  3-4  George  street 


76  Rose  street 
Gilchrist,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  52 ' 


GUlies   &  Calder,   clothiers, 
Lauriston  street 


74,  76,  and  78 


Giles  St. ;  house,  Aguesville,  Summerside  pi.  GUlies  &  Kenned}^  drapers  and  outfitters,  75 
Gilchrist,  John,  11  Calton  street  |     and  77  Grassmarket 

GUchrist,    John,    cabinetmaker,    72   and   74  Gillies,  B.,  12  Grtndlay  street 

Rose  street  ■  GUlies,  George,  taUor  and  clothier,  12  Bnms- 

Gilchrist,  J.  (G.P.O.),  24  Ziliddle  Arthur  pi.  I     wick  street 

Gilchrist,  3ilrs  M.,  greengrocer,  3b  Cobiu'g  st. ,  Gillies,  G.  {Courant  office),  188  High  street 
GUchrist,  Mrs,  33  East  Claremont  street  ^Gillies,  James  (G.  Brothers),  2  Cambridge  st. 

GUchrist,  Mrs,  grocer,  85  Rose  street  GUhes,  James  B.  (Daily  Revieiv),  3  Sciennes 

Gilchrist,  iirs,  lodgings,  1  West  Richmond  st.      hill 

GUchrist,  Mrs,  36  Bernard  street  : Gillies,    John,    priest,    Apostolic    Church,    1 

GUchrist,  Miss,  28  India  street  j     Maryfield  place 

Giles,  Arthur  (Grant  Sj-  Son),  16  Glengyle  ter.  GilUes,  John,  printer,  12  Forbes  street 
Gill,  Captaia  Dundas,  late  10th  Hussars,  40, Gillies,  John,  greengrocer,  29  Simon  square 

Royal  terrace  j  Gillies,  Peter,  printer,  22  Charles  street 

GUI,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  54,  Gillies,  Robertson  ((?.  5?"o?/ie?-5),  50  George  st. 

Lauriston  street ;  house,  25  Paumure  place! Gillies,  Samuel,  tailor  and  clothier,  2  Young 
GiU,  James,  lodgings,  7  Maitland  sti-eet  street 

Gill,  Robert,  5  Bright  terrace  'Gillies,  Wm.  (Union  Bank),  14  Brougham  pi. 

GiU,  Robert,  priater,  53  Shore  |GiUies,  Wm.  (G.  <.V  Kennedy),  3  Valleyfield  st. 

GiU,   Thomas  (Ro?nanes  ^'  Paterson),   J)mi.-\(jil\\Q&,V\.itY.\Yui.{i'i'^itin(j  !<ecretary  of  National 

stane.  West  Coates  Bible  Society  of  Scotland),  48  Ann  street 

GUI,  ^Irs  John,  lodgings,  3  Maitland  street       GUlies,    WiUiam,    tinsmith   and   gasfitter,   3 
GUlam,  Robert,  71  Cumberla,nd  street  Church  street 

Gillespie's  Hospital,  1   Bruntsfield  place ;' GiUies,  Wm.  (G.  (5- C«?</er),  5  W.  Lauriston  pi. 

Robt.  Bryson,  17  Bruntsfield  pi.,  treasurer  j  GUlies,  Mrs,  2  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Gillespie  Schools,  Leven  street ;  A.  K.  Mac-  Gillmau,  Mrs,  5  Pitt  street 


kie,  S.S.C,  57  Hanover  street,  secretary; 

Robert  Bryson,  66  Princes  street,  treasurer 
Gillespie  &  Cathcart,  commission  agents,  35 

Bernard  street 
Gillespie  &  Paterson,  W.S.,  81a  George  street 
GUlespie,  A.  R.  (G.^^  Cathcart),  15  Claremont 

crescent 
Gillespie,  David,  advocate,  7  Gloucester  place 
GUlespie,  Gordon  J. ,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

14  and  15  Sandport  street;  ho.  24  Dock  st. 
GiUespie,  James  D.,  M.D.,    F.R.C.S.E.,    10 

Walker  street 
GUlespie,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

22  Bread  street ;  house,  7  Glengyle  terrace 
GUlespie,  James,  clerk,  100  West  bow 
GUlespie,   John,  W.S.  (G.  A-  Paterson),  81a 

George  street ;  ho.  53  Northumberland  st. 
GiUespie,  .John,  famUy  grocer,  15  Howe  street ; 

house,  13  Ann  street 
GUlespie,  John  A.,  S.S.C,  94  Constitution  st. 
GUlespie,  Thos.  (Caledonian  Dist.),  13  Ann  st. 
GiUespie,  Wm.  H.,  of  TorbanehiU,  19  Great 

King  street ;  house,  46  MelvUle  street 


Gillou,  John,  &  Company,  preserved  provision 

manufacturers,  5  Mitchell  street 
GUlou,    David,    Spriugbauk   Colliery   agent, 

Haymarket ;  house,  93  Broughton  street 
GiUon,  G.,   collector   (L.   S,-  E.  S.    Co.),  47 

Bridge  street 
Gillon,  John  (/.  G.  ^'  Co.),  Wardie  house 
GiUon,  Robert,  sen.,  carpenter,  47  Bridge  st. 
GILLON,  ROBERT,  jun.,  tailor  and  clothier, 

45  and  47  Bridge  street;  house,  51  Prince 

Regent  street.     -[^  See  Adv.  p.  62 
GUlou,  R.  P.,  basket  warehouse,  2  Dairy  road 
GUlou,  Wm.  (SmaiL  G.,  cj-  Co.),  19  Grange  rd. 
GiUon,  Mrs  J.,  junior,  13  PUrig  street 
Gilmer,  James  G.,  commission  agent,  4  Lave- 

rockbank 
Gilmoi'e,  Miss,  1  Rutland  square 
Gilmour,  W.  &  0.,  tanners  and  curriers,  78 

South  Back  of  Cauongate 
Gilmour,  A.,  writing  master,  5  Mary  place 
Gilmour,  Andrew,  5  Shrub  place 
Gilmour,  D.,  11  Lothian  street 
Gilmour,  George,  6  Gardner's  crescent 


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Gilmour.  Hugh,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer, 
tea,  Avine,  and  spirit  merchant,  16  Green- 
side  street  and  35  South  Clerk  street;  house, 
30  Haddington  place 
Gilmoiu',  Hugh,  stockbroker,  18  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  19  Cumin  place 
Gilmour,  John,  evangelist,  53  Buccleueh  street 
Gilmour,  John,  spirit  merchant,  56  W.  Rich- 
mond street 
Gilmour,  Oliver  (TF.  5'  0.  6-'.),  1  Blacket  pi. 
Gilmour,  Robert,  14  West  Claremont  street 
Gilmour,  William  {Lindsay  (5'  (?.)>  ^^  West 

Claremont  street 
Gilmour,  Mrs,  3  Antigua  street 
Gilmour,  Mrs,  16  St  John  street 
Gilmour,  Miss  A.,  5  Crichton  street 
GILRAY  BEOTHERS,  coal  merchants,  2  Bruns- 
wick  place   and    78    South   Clerk   street. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  100 
Gilray,    George,   agent,  4   Cockburn   street; 

house,  Ainslie  cottage,  Jordan  bank 
Gilray.  John,  agent  for  Shotts  Iron  Co.,  2 

Heriot  bridge 
Gilray,  John,  6  Carlung  place 
Gilray,   Joseph,    grocer   and   provision  mer- 
chant, 78  S.  Clerk  st. ;  ho.  6  W.  Preston  st. 
Gilray,  !Miss,  dressmaker,  80  South  Clerk  st. 
Gilroy,  David,  clerk,  6  Bowershall  place 
Gilroy,   Geoi'ge,  builder  and  wright.  Brand- 
field  street ;  house,  15  Glengyle  terrace 
Gilroy,   Robert  B.,   family  grocer  and  wiue 
merchant,  1  Jamaica  street,  Leith  ;  house, 
Bonnington  grove 
Gilroy,  Mrs  William,  9  Kirk  street,  Leith 
Gilruth,  G.  Ritchie,  surgeon,  11  Buccleueh  pi. 
Gilruth,  John,  11  Buccleueh  place 
Gird  wood,  A.,  &  Son,  house  painters  and  deco- 
rators, 15  Haymarket  terrace 
Girdwood,  D.,  grocer,  10  Deanhaugli  street 
Girdwood,  David,  laimdry  and  bleachworks, 
Patriothall  and  Hamilton  place  ;  house,  10 
Baker's  place 
GIRDWOOD,  JOHN,  engineer  and  axlemaker, 
26  Greenside  row  ;  house,  33  Broughton  pi. 
{agent  for  FiekVs  patent  boiler  and  tubes). 
^^  See  Adr.  p.  79 
Girdwood,    Robert,    wool    broker,    Tanfield : 

house,  77  Great  King  street 
Girdwood,   R.,  gardener  and  dairyman,   181 

Causewayside 
Girdwood,  Mrs,  8  Henderson  place 
Girdwood,  Mrs  H.,  10  Baker's  place 
Girdwood,  ^liss,  21  Torphichen  street 
Girle,  George  H.,  3  Baxter's  place 
Girls'  Reformatory,  Dairy  road 
Gladstone,  Mrs,  fruit  and  tea  dealer,  11  Earl 

Grey  street ;  house,  4  Brougham  street 
GladAvin,  Wm.,  housekeeper,  4  Queen  street 
Glanville,  I\Irs,  31  Nelson  street 
Glasfurd,  !Mrs,  44  Charlotte  square 
Glasgow,  James,  14  Cobden  terrace 
Glasgow,     John,     corn   and   hay   dealer,   40 
Eountambridge  ;  house,  135 


Glasgow,    Matthew,    working    jeweller,    51 

Hanover  st. ;  house,  7  Hope  park  square 
Glass,  David,  22  James  street,  Pilrig 
Glass,  James,  coal  agent,  21  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Glass,  Thomas L.,  6  Orchardfield  pi.,  Tobago  st. 
Glass,  William,  teacher,  13  Drumdryan  street 
Glass,  Mrs  Jolni  Robertson,  28  London  street 
GLASSTONE,   SIMON,    picture  frame  maker, 

69  South  bridge.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  51 
Gleadhill,  Miss  M.,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  41 

North  Richmond  street 
Glegg,  Captain,  H.M.I.F.,  8  Carlton  street 
Glegg,  Charles  F.,  C.E.,  12  Clarence  street 
Glegg,  James  {Exchequer),  10  Seton  place 
Glegg,  Robert  {Exchequer),  2  Greenhill  park 
Glen,  J.  &  R.,  musical  instrument  makers,  2 

North  Bank  street 
Glen,  Alexander,  bagpipe  maker,  16  Calton  hill 
Glen,  Archibald,  station  agent,  Caled.  Ry., 

Granton;  house,  Caledonia  cott.,  Granton 
Glen,   Charles,   slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

162  Fountainbridge 
Glen,  David,  22  Broughton  street 
Glen,  George,  upholsterer  and  furniture  dealer, 

24a  Frederick  street;  house,  108  George  st. 
Glen,  George,  90  Gilmore  place 
Glen,  John,  smith,   17  Old  Assembly  close  ; 

house,  16  Chapel  street 
Glen,  John,  Breadalbane  cottage.  Dairy  road 
Glen,  John,  wine  merchant  and  commission 

agent,  15  Graham  street 
Glen  J.  {J.  S)'  R.  G.),  14  Archibald  place 
Glen,    Patrick,    fish    salesman,    Fishmarket ; 

house,  40  St  Maiy  street 
Glen,  Peter,  coal  merchant,  12  Semple  street 
Glen,  Thomas,  24  Calton  hiU 
Glen,  Wm.  B.,  S.S.C,  18  Drummond  place 
Glen,  William,  mason,  1  Blackwood  crescent 
Glen,  Mrs  David,  broker,  186  Cowgate 
Glen,  Mrs,  106  I^auriston  place 
,Glen,  Miss,  35  Alva  street 
jGlen,  Miss,  1  Rankeillor  street 
.Glen,  Misses,  Merchiston  cottage,  Merchiston 
Glencross,    Thomas,    coal   merchant,  5   Port 
j     Hamilton  ;  house,  12  Semple  street 
JGlendinning,  Mrs,  55  Cumberland  street 
Gloag,  J.  A.  Lake,  10  Inverleith  place 
Gloag,  Peter,  writer,  1  Catherine  place 
Gloag,  Rev.  P.  B.,  44  Findhorn  place 
Gloag,  WilUara  E.,  advocate,  54  Northumber- 
land street 
Gloag,  Mrs  R.,  65  Torphichen  street 
Gloag,  ^liss  Helen,  lodgings,  22  India  street 
Globe  Parcel  Express,  76  Princes  street ; 

W.  Lindsay,  manager 
Glover,  John,  S.S.C,  1  Hill  street 
Glover,Thomas  C.,C.E., contractor,  29  Hopeter. 
Glover,  William  {Broiune  S)-  G.),  49  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Glynn,  W.  H.,  C.A.,  4  North  St  David  street 
Goaleu,  Alexander,  Leith  links  golf  and  toy 

bazaar,  6a  ^[orton  street 
Goalen,  Geo.  K.  {G.P.O.),  5  Manderston  st. 


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Goalen,  James,  architect,  surveyor,  and  house 

factor,  6  Morton  street 
Goalen,   Rev.   Walter   M.,    Starbank    house, 

Laverockbank  villas 
Godfrey,    Robert,    coal    merchant,    Morrison 

street  station  ;  house,  69  Cumberland  street 
Godfrey,  Thomas,  tailor  and  clothier,  38  Earl 

Grey  street 
Goldie  &  Dove,  TT.S.,  8  York  place 
Goldie,  Archibald  W.,  W.S.,  8  York  place 
Goldie,  George,  24  Rutland  square 
Goldie,  George  A.,  working  jeweller,  63  North 

bridge 
Goldie,  John,  8  Mary  place 
Goldie,  John  {James  T.  Mackmj  cj-  Co.),  16 

South  St  Andrew  street 
Goldie,  Robert,  shoemaker,  40  Main  street 
Goldie,  Wm.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  1  Greeuhill  bank 
Goldie,  Mrs,  80  South  Clerk  street 
Goldie,  Mrs,  o'2  Great  King  street 
Goldie,  Miss  Jane,  3  Victoria  cottages 
Goldsmiths'  Hall,  98  South  bridge 
Goldsmith,  David,  jeweller,  10  W.  Preston  st. 
Goldston,  David,  carver  and  gilder,  108  Nicol- 

son  street 
Gollan,  Roderick,  1  St  James'  square 
Good,  Mi-s,  Ehzabeth  villa,  St  Leonard's  hiU 
Good  Words  Office,  12  Hanover  street 
Goodall,  Alexander,  dauyman,  39  Couper  st. 
Goodall,  Thomas,  9  Athole  terrace 
Goodall,  Mrs,  22  Clarence  street 
Goodall,  ^liss,  60  Cumberland  street 
Goodall,  Miss,  glove  and  feather  cleaner  and 

dyer,  and  fur  cleaner,  26a  Greenside  place 
Goodall,    Elizabeth    &    Jane,   milliners   and 

dressmakers,  7  Breadalbane  terrace 
GoodfeUow,  Andrew,  tailor  and  clothier,  14 

Brougham  street 
GoodfeUow,  Jas.,  missionary,  3  Gladstone  ter. 
GoodfeUow,  Jtirs,  25  Earl  Grey  street 
GoodfeUow,  Mrs  Adam  C,  13  Union  street 
Goodlet,  John,  grocer,  1  Starbank,  Trmity 
Goodlet,  Wm.  {Goivans  Sj^  (?.),  48  London  st. 
Goodlet,  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Charles  street 
Goodshaw,  Mrs,  87  Great  King  street 
Goodsir,  Alexander,  18  Regent  terrace 
Goodsir,  George,  clothier,  outfitter,  etc.,  24 

South  bridge 
Goodsir,  Rev.  Joseph  Taylor,  11  Danube  st. 
Goodsir,  Peter,  furniture  dealer,  163  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Goodsir,  Thomas,   cabinetmaker  and   uphol- 
sterer, 37  Castle  street ;  house,  132  George 

street 
Goodsir,  Misses,  dressmakers,  11  Dundas  st. 
Goodwillie  Brothers,  drapers  and  silk  mercers, 

1  Baxter's  place 
Goodwin,  Dav.,  cab  proprietor,  Gilmore  park 
Goodwin,  Wm.,  com. traveller,  7  Caledonian  rd. 
Goodwin,  William,  contractor,  GUmore  park 
Goodwin,  William  C,  5  Mackenzie  place 
Goodwin,  Wm.  H.,  draper,  1  LadyMenzies  pi. 
Goold,  Rev.  Wm.  H.,  D.D.,  8  Mansionhouse  rd. 
F 


Gordon,  E.  0.,  &  Co.,  pianoforte  and  music 

sellers,  53  South  Clerk  street 
Gordon,  J.  &  G.,  chemists  and  druggists,  32 

Bristo  street 
Gordon,  James,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 6  Baxter's  place 
Gordon,  William,   &  Sons,   nurserymen    and 

florists,  8  Haymarket  terrace 
Gordon,  Adam  Hay,  of  Avochie,  17  Rutland  sq. 
Gordon,  Alexander,  clog  and  shoe  maker,  106 

Grassmarket 
Gordon,  Alexander,  9  ^liddle  Arthur  place 
Gordon,  Alex.,  bootmaker,  48  London  street 
Gordon,    Alexander,    S.S.C,    8    Drummond 

place  ;  house,  17  Gladstone  terrace 
Gordon,  Andrew,  16  Livingstone  place 
Gordon,  Charles,  gardener  and  florist,  11  East 

Sciennes  street 
Gordon,  David,  bootmaker,  North  Junction  st. 
Gordon,  D.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  9  George  square 
Gordon,    Edward  Strathearn,    Q.C.,    LL.D., 

M.P.,  2  Randolph  crescent 
Gordon,  Finlay,  refreshment  rooms,  11  West 

ToUcross 
Gordon,  Geo.,  typefounder,  32  E.  Preston  st. 
Gordon,  G.  (/.  tV  G-  G-),  64  Bristo  street 
Gordon,  H.  C,  19  Danube  street 
Gordon,  James,  6  Argyle  terrace 
Gordon,  Rev.  James,  cottage,  Lynedoch  place 
Gordon,  James,  S.S.C,  21  Findhorn  place 
Gordon,   James,   merchant,   Spanish  Consul,, 

26  St  James'  square 
Gordon,  James,  2  George  street,  Leith 
Gordon,  John,  186  Rose  street 
Gordon,  John,    H.M.    Inspector  of  Schools, 

3  Bellevue  crescent 
Gordon,  John,  7  Middleby  street 
Gordon,  R.  A.,  com.  traveller,  12  Gladstone  pi. 
Gordon,  Rev.  Robert,  6  Mayfield  street 
Gordon,  Robert,  16  Livingstone  place 
Gordon,  R.  (Bank  of  Scot.),  14  Chalmers  cres. 
Gordon,    Robert,    tobacco    manufacturer,    5 

Heriot  bridge  ;  house,  Mayfield  terrace 
Gordon,  Theodore,  129  High  street 
Gordon,  Thomas  {Union  Bank  of  Scotland), 

19  Clarence  street 
Gordon,  T.  J.,  W.S.,  12  Duke  street 
Gordon,  WiUiam,  spirit  dealer,  2  Broughton 

street ;  house,  32  Broughton  place 
Gordon,  Wm.,  com.  trav.,  15  N.  Junction  st. 
Gordon,  William,  M.D.,  20  Stafford  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  C,  lodgings,  5  Leith  street  ter. 
Gordon,  Mrs  C,  10  Hill  place 
Gordon,  Mrs  Dr,  6  Mayfield  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  G.,  114  West  Gilmore  place 
Gordon,  Mrs  Harry,  2  Clarendon  crescent 
Gordon,  Mrs  James,  2  Valleyfield  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  Major,  16  Walker  street 
Gordon,  Mrs,  7  Lansdowne  crescent 
Gordon,    Mrs,    of    Campbeltown,    Eedbraes 

house,  Broughton  road 
Gordon,  Miss,  lodgings,  146  Princes  street 
Gordon,  Miss,  20  Claremont  crescent 


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Gordon,  Miss,  milliner,  cottage,  I^ynedocli  pi. 
Gordon,     Misses,     confectioners,    45    North 

bridge  ;  house,  6  Milne  square 
Gordon,  Misses,  9  Macnab  street 
Gorham,  A.  K.,  &  Co.,  mushroom  ketchup, 
vinegar,  and  sauce  manufacturer,  and  dry- 
salter,  Whiteford  house,  53  Canongate 
Gorman,  Nath.,  13  Hill  place 
Gormlay,  James,  grocer,  26a  "West  port 
Gorrie,  Jn.,  confectur.,  36  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Gorrie,  Wm.,  consulting  landscape-gardener, 

forester,  etc..  Rait  lodge,  York  road 
Gorrie,  Wm.  M.,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 
7  N.  St  David  street ;  house,  85  Gilmore  pi. 
Gorrie,  Mrs  Daniel,  21  Brougham  street 
Gorrie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  27  Cumberland  street 
Gorrie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  25  Frederick  street 
GOSKIRK,   JOHN,    cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 164:  and  168  Cowgate;  house,  5  Vic- 
toria street,     "i^  See  Adv.  p.  68 
Gosman,  David,  grocer,  9  Violet  bank;  house, 

13  East  Adam  street 
Gosman,  John,  joiner  and  builder,  Lindsay 
road,  Newhaven  ;  ho.  2  Union  place.  Trinity 
Gosman,  Wm.,  bookbinder,  8  W. NcAvingtou  pi. 
Goudie  &  Booth,  builders,  Leslie  place 
Goudie,  G.,  &  Co.,  grocers,  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  2  Leven  st. ;  ho.  11  Tarvit  st. 
Goudie,  G.  {National  Bank),  47  Ann  street 
Goudy,  James  C,  7  Henderson  row 
Goudy,  Mrs,  7  Henderson  row 
Gough,  Owen,  Holyrood  palace 
Gould,  James,  8  West  Newing-tou  place 
Gould,  Mrs  R.,  16  PiLrig  model  buildings 
Goulding,    Mrs   John,  furniture    dealer,   128 

Cowgate  ;  house,  10  Merchant  street 
Gourlay,  David  (H.M.C.),  13  Johnston  street 
Gourlay,  James,  joiner,  Moruingside 
Goiu'lay,  James  \ti-easurei\  Operative  Masons^ 

Society),  1  Uorne  terrace 
Gourlay,  Jas.,  grocer,  4  Falcon  pi.,  Morningside 
Gourlay,  Mrs,  18  Montague  street 
Gourlay,  Miss,  137  Princes  street 
Govan,      David      S.,     gardener,      Rosebank 

nursery,  Wardie  road 
Govan,  W.,  ai^artments,  9  Howe  street 
Govan,  Mrs  Jane,  2  West  Preston  street 
Governesses'  Benevolent  Society,  Register 
and  Residence,  51  York  pi.  {Lady  Super- 
intendent, Miss  Macheath;  Sec.  and  Treas., 
J.  M.  Baillie,  C'.A.,  4  North  St  David  street) 
GOVERNESS     INSTITUTE,     LONDON     AND 
EDINBURGH,    1    South   Charlotte    street. 
^!<  See  Adv.  p.  101 

GoVEIiNMENT     EmIGKATION      BoARD     (D.     R. 

Macgregor,  agent),  55  Bernard  street 
Gow  &  Coltherd,  bootmakers,  71  Hanover  st. 
Gow   &   Henderson,    dealers    in    horses,    83 

Masonic  mews,  Rose  street 
Gow,  Alexander,  10  Jamaica  street 
Gow,  David,  10  Brunswick  street 
Gow,  David,  10  Jamaica  street 
Gow,  F.,  tailor  and  clothier,  429  Lawnmarket 


Gow,  James,  4  Buccleuch  street 

Gow,  Jas.  {G.  Sj'  Henderson),  26  Frederick  st. 

Gow,  James,  paper-ruler  and  bookbinder,  13 
Blair  street ;  house,  3  Bristo  place 

Gow,  James  M.,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  Par- 
liament square 

Gow,  James,  writer,  2  Deanhaugh  street 

Gow,  John,  1  London  street 

Gow,  William,  turner,  104  High  street  and  2 
Blackfriars  street ;  house,  179  Canongate 

Gow,  Mrs  James,  17  Upper  Grove  place 

Gowan,  Alexander  {church  officer,  St  Peter^s 
Episcopal  Church),  5  Canning  place 

Gowan,  Charles,  6  Union  place 

Gowan,  George,  4  Union  place 

Gowan,  George,  32  Greenhill  gardens 

Gowan,  Mrs,  6  Couper  street 

Gowan,  Mrs,  9  Abbotsford  crescent 

Gowaulock,  W.  &  A.,  fleshers,  43  W.  Nicolson 

Gowanlock,  Wr.  {W.  ^^A.  G.),  22  Melville ter. 
Gowans  &  Goodlet,  silk  mercers  and  mourn- 
ing warehousemen,  25  George  street 
Gowans,  Alex.  {G.  §'  Goodlet),  3  Viewforth 
Gowans,  Charles  William  {Union  Bank),  18 

Seton  place 
Gowans,  James,  railway  contractor,  31  Castle 

terrace  ;  house,  16  Randolph  crescent 
Gowans,  James,  6  Ingliston  street 
Gowans,  James,  grocer  and  provision  mercht., 

2  Semjjle  street 
Gowans,  John,  macer,  Court  of  Session,  11 

Maitland  street 
Gowans,  Marshall,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

13  St  Patrick  square 
Gowans,  M.,  toy  bazaar,  99  Princes  street 
Gowie,  Thomas,  baker  and  confectioner,  40 

Abbey  hill 
Gracie,  Robert,  31  Pamnure  place 
Grady,  J.  &  A.,  stationers,  10  Bank  street 
Grady,  John,  messenger-at-arms  and  sheriff- 
officer.  Sheriff  Court  buildings  and  25  St 

James'  square  ;  house,  23 
Grajme,  Miss,  18  Heriot  row 
Graham  &  Johnston,  W.S.,  {Agents,  London 

and  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance  Company), 

5  North  St  David  street 
Graham  &  Reith  {successors  to  D.  R.  Hay  ^ 

Co.),  decorative  painters,  90  George  street 
Graham's  Co.  of  Porters,  67  Commercial  street 
Graham,  Alexander,  2  Sciennes  hUl  place 
Graham,  Andrew,  1  North  Mansiop.house  road 
Graham,  Andw.,  Caledonian  railway;  house, 

9  Madeira  place 
Graham,   Archibald,   M.D.,   retired   Bombay 

Army,  1  Chamberlain  road 
Graham,  Balfour,  5  Kew  terrace 
Graliam,  Barron,  of  Morphie,  12  Hope  terrace 
Graham,  David,  grocer,  35  Dean  path 
Graham,  David,  farrier,  Dewar  place  lane 
Graham,  Dugald,  master  {Pharos),  Granton 
Graham,  George,  Inland   Revenue   officer,  7 

Union  street,  Leith 


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Graham,  George,  printer,  51  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  15  Gladstone  terrace 
Graham,  Gilbert,  head  master.  Normal  School, 

Moray  House,  172  Canongate ;   house,  17 

Lutton  place 
Graham,  Henry,  bookseller,  3  Hay  street,  and 

stall,  Nicolsou  square 
Graham,  Hugh,  janitor,  Edinburgh  Academy 
Graham,  James,  4  TToodville  terrace 
Graham,  James,  63  Cumberland  street 
Graham,  James,  7  Hill  place 
Graham,  James  C,  N.  B.  Railway  ;  house,  5 

Eastfield 
Graham,  John,  26  Buccleuch  place 
Graham,   John,    cabinetmaker,    upholsterer, 

joiner,  and  undertaker,  133  "West  Rose  st. 

lane  ;  house,  52  Dean  path 
Graham,  John,  10  Duncan  street 
Graham,  Jn.,  cork  manufacturer,  45  Thistle  st. 
Graham,  John,  coach-hirer,  Hill  street,  N.  lane 
Graham,  Joseph,  advertising  agent,  20  Cum- 
berland street 
Graham,   P.,   spirit  dealer,  14  and  15  Dock 

street ;  house,  13 
Graham,  Richard  Dalziel,  teacher  of  English, 

18  Lonsdale  terrace 
Graham,  Robert,  25  Lady  Menzies  place 
Graham,  Robert  B.  (G.  ^-  Reith),  27  Castle  st. 
Graham,  Robert,  33  Abbey  hill 
Graham,  Thomas,  5  South  St  James'  street 
Graham,  T.,  provision  and  corn  merchant,  27 

Sheriff  brae;  ho.  10  WeUington  pi.,  Leith 
Graham,     T.,     slate    and     glass     merchant, 

slater  and  glazier,  29  Castle  street  and  12 

CoalhUl 
Graham,  Thomas,  lodgings,  53  George  street 
Graham,  T.  A.  F.,  9  Malta  terrace 
Graham,  William,  26  India  place 
Graham,  Rev.  William,  WoodviUe,  Laverock- 
bank  villas 
Graham,  Wm.,  LL.D.,  teacher  of  elocution, 

history,  and  geographj',  1  Moray  place 
Graham,  Mrs,  of  Dunnabie,  14  Stafford  street 
Graham,  Mrs,  1  Fairnington  place 
Graham,  Mrs  Jackson,  4  Clarendon  crescent 
Graham,  Mrs  J.,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Graham,  Mrs  J.,  17  Union  place 
Graham,  Mrs  Robert  C,  18  Upper  Gray  st. 
Graham,  Mrs  T.  E.,  2  West  Circus  place 
Graham,  Mrs  DrW.,  12  Duncan  st.,  Newington 
Graham,  Mrs  Wilham,  5  Torphichen  street 
Graham,  Mrs,  grocer,    etc.,    49   Cumberland] 

street 
Graham,  Mrs,  1  ?iIarmion  ten-ace 
Graham,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  52  Yardheads 
Graham,  Mrs,  4  West  Claremont  street 
Graham,  Miss  Stirling,  of  Duntrune,  29  Forth 

street 
Graham,  Miss,  9  Malta  terrace 
Graham,  Miss,  8  London  street 
Graham,  Miss,  30  Royal  circus 
Graham,  Miss,  31  Scotland  street 
Graham,  Misses,  boarding-sch.,  18  Royal  circtis 


Grahame,  James,  writer,  29  Ann  street 

Grahame,  Miss,  2  Scienues  hiU  place 

Grainger,  Robert,  &  Son,  gardeners  and 
florists,  Grange  loan 

Grainger,  R.,  &  Son,  fruiterers,  florists,  and 
seedsmen.  21  West  Preston  street 

Grainger,  Thomas,  commercial  traveller,  35 
West  Nicolson  street 

Grandison,  James  {Keeper  of  Museum,  Royal 
College  of  Surgeons),  6  Gladstone  terrace 

Grandison,  John,  plumber.  Ferry  road 

Grandison,  Wm.,  punch-cutter,  1  Rockville 
place 

Grant  &  Anderson,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 
merchants,  47  Charlotte  street,  Leith 

Grant,  David,  &  Co.,  brassfounders  and  gas- 
meter  manufacturers,  45  Crosscauseway ; 
house,  13  Raukeillor  street 

Grant,  Robert,  &  Son,  booksellers,  publishers, 
stationers,  bookbinders,  and  agents  to  the 
Society  for  promoting  Cluristian  Knowledge, 
107  Princes  street 

Grant,  Alexander,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  14  S.  St  James'  street ;  house,  12 

Grant,  A.  A.,  12  Drumdryan  street 

Grant,  Sir  Alexander,  Bart.,  LL.D.,  Principal 
of  the  University,  21  Lansdowne  crescent 

Grant,  Alex.  W.,  S.S.C,  5  Antigua  street 

Grant,  Archibald,  session- clerk  for  St  Cuth- 
bert's,  6  Lothian  road ;  house,  10  Greenhill 
gardens 

Grant,  D.  S.  (G.  ^-  Anderson),  Claremont  cot- 
tage, Claremont  park 

Grant,  Daniel,  tailor,  501  Lawnmarket 

Grant,  David,  8  Cassels  place 

GRANT,  DAVID,  cook  and  confectioner,  6 
North  St  Andrew  street ;  ho.  35  York  place. 
^1^  See  Adv.  p.  105 

Grant,  David,  24  Gardner's  crescent 

Grant,  David  (Steuart  <5-  M'Donald),  1  Han- 
over street ;  house,  24  Gardner's  crescent 

Grant,  Rev.  Donald,  190  Pleasance 

Grant,  Duncan,  publisher  and  bookseller,  429 
High  street ;  house,  4  Meadow  place 

Grant,  G.  E.,  upholsterer,  8  Mackenzie  place 

Grant,  George,  accoimtaut,  4  Oxford  street 

Grant,  George,  commercial  traveller,  36  Bristo 
street 

Grant,  George,  commission  agent,  9  Rox- 
burgh terrace 

Grant,  Rev.  James, D.D.,D.C.L.,  6  Carlton  ter. 

Grant,  J.  Dundas,  advocate,  14  Northumber- 
land street 

Grant,  James,  superintendent  of  Leith  police, 
18  Charlotte  street ;  house,  7  Smith's  place 

Grant,  James,  cutler,  24  Brougham  place 

Grant,  James,  7  Jane  street 

Grant,  James,  writer,  27  Nelson  street 

Grant,  James,  coal  agent,  N.  B.  R.  station, 
St  Leonard's  depot;  house,  1  Spittalfield 
crescent 

Grant,  James  L.,  office  keeper,  Scotsman 
office,  30  Cockburn  street 


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Grant,  John,  junior,  confectioner,  47  Shore ; 

house,  38  Constitution  street 
Grant,  John,  traveller,  18  Drummond  street 
Grant,  John,  accountant,  15  Dean  terrace 
Grant,  John,  banker,  luverkeithiug,  2  Mel- 
ville street 
Grant,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  23  Downie  pi. 
Grant,  J.  C,  teacher  of  rausic,  10  Claremont 

place 
Grant,  J.  L.,  office  keeper,  Scotsman,  30  Cock- 
burn  street 
Grant,  Lachlan,  hotelkeeper,  154  Eose  street 
Grant,  Peter  (/.  R.),  50  Rankeillor  street 
Grant,  Rt.  (R.  Grant  ^'  Son),  3  Inverleith  ter. 
Grant,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  10  Greenside  row  ; 

house,  1  East  Gilchrist  entry- 
Grant,  R.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  49  and  52 
London  street ;  house,  43  E.  Claremont  st. 
Grant,   Robert,   grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

53  Montague  street ;  house,  49 
Grant,  Robert,  24  Earl  Grey  street 
Grant,  Robert,  upholsterer,  2  Do^Ynie  place 
Grant,  Thomas,  3  Darling's  l3uildiugs 
Grant,  "W.,  Hawkhill  villa,  Lochend  road 
Grant,  William,  law  and  general  printer,  25 

Albany  street 
Grant,    WiUiam  Watson,    cabinetmaker   and 

joiner,  5  Oakfield,  Pleasance  ;  house,  9 
Grant,  WiUiam,  grocer,  1  West  Lauriston  pi. 
Grant,  ^Irs  Adam,  13  Brougham  place 
Grant,    Mrs   James,    refreshment   rooms,    16 

Waverley  market ;  house,  352  Castle  hill 
Grant,  Mrs  Jane,  41  York  place 
Grant,  iirs,  8  ^lontague  street 
Grant,  iirs,  35  Melville  street 
Grant,  Mrs,  1  Millerfield  place 
Grant,  ]\Irs,  7  AthoU  place 
Grant,  Mrs,  17  North  Zklansionhouse  road 
Grant,  Miss  Isabella,  32  East  Preston  street 
Grant,  Miss  Jane,  22  East  Preston  street 
Grant,  Miss  Ehzabeth,  2  Eastfield 
Grant,  ^liss,  St  Andrew's  Home  and  House  of 

Mercy,  Greenside  house.  Hillside  crescent 
Grant,  Misses,  16  Drummond  place 
Grantham,  Charles  C,  captain  9th  Reg.,  in- 
spector of  musketry,  17  Cornwall  street 
Grassie,  Geo.,  S.S.C,  3  Upper  Dean  terrace 
Gravett  &  Son,  butchers,  52  Hanover  street 
Gravett,  Richd.  (G.  Sf~  Son),  40  Cumberland  st. 
Gray  &  Macfarlane,  silk  mercers,  1 30  Princes  st. 
Gray,  Tod,  &  Co.,  general  merchants,  St  An- 
thony court 
Gray,  G.  &  W.,  grocers,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 21  Tobago  street;  house,  9  Gardner's 
crescent 
Gray,  J.  &  J.,  proprietors  and  publishers  of 
North  British  Advertiser  and  Ladies''  Oion 
Journal,  8  Melbourne  place 
Gray,  James,  &  Sou,  wholesale  Avine  and  spirit 
merchants,  and  rectifiers,  19  Lothian  street 
Gray,  James,  &  Sous,  furnishing  ironmongers, 
.stove  aud   grate  makers  to  Her  Majesty, 
85  George  street 


Gray,  William,  &  Co.,  bone  crashers,  25  Sala- 
mander street 
Gray,  William,  &  Co.,  house  carpenters  and 

joiners,  Dairy  park.  West  Fountainbridge 
Gray,    Adam,   plumber,   gasfitter,  and  zinc- 
worker,  1  Gillespie  place ;  ho.  6  Leven  ter. 
Gray,  Adam,  55  Prince  Regent  street 
Gray,  Alexander  F.,  pharmaceutical  chemist, 

5  Spring  gardens  ;  house,  6 
Gray,  Alexander,  4  Royal  terrace 
Gray,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13 

Water  lane,  Leith 
Gray,   Alexander,    contractor,    Thomybauk ; 

house,  3  Downie  place 
Gray,  Alex. ,  metal  merchant,  1  Gray's  place 
Gray,  Andrew,  grocer,  2  East  Adam  street ; 

house,  12  Hill  square 
Gray,  Andrew,  6  AVest  Stanhope  place 
Gray,    Andrew,   lithographer,    10    Panmure 

place 
Gray,  Andrew,  cork  manufacturer,  12  Sand- 
port  street 
Gray,    Andrew,     provision     merchant,     253 

Canongate  ;  house,  19  St  Patrick  square 
Gray,  Andrew  R.  ((?.  ^'  Macfarlane),  9  Lons- 
dale terrace 
Gray,  Andrew,  cabinetmaker,  16  Dewar  place 
Gray,  Chas.,  watch  and  clock  maker,  14  Bank 

street ;  house,  83  Causewayside 
Gray,  Daniel,  house  painter,  18  India  place 
Gray,  Daniel  (G.P.O.),  1  East  Adam  street 
Gray,  E.,  draper,  40  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Gray,  G.,  grocer,  Avine  and  spirit  merchant,  6 
Jamaica  street ;  house,  9  Gardner's  crescent 
Gray,    George,    hatter,   10   Kirkgate  and  36 
Tolbooth  Avynd  ;  house,  11  Primrose  street 
Gray,  George  (IF.  G.  <5'  Son),  saddler,  Patriot- 
hall  cottage,  Hamilton  place 
Gray,  George,  9  Lonsdale  terrace 
Gray,  Gilbert,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  60  S. 

Back  of  Canongate 
Gray,  Hem-y,  joiner,  1  Spence's  place,  Leith 
Gray,  Hugh,  grocer,   Avine  and   spirit   mer- 
chant, 29  Abbey  hill 
Gray,    James,    grocer    and   spirit   merchant, 

5  Gray  place  ;  house,  4 
Gray,  James,  4  Breadalbane  street 
Gray,    James    (Inland     Revenue),    5     West 

Preston  street 
Gray,  Jas.,  clock  and  watch  maker,  6  North- 
west Circus  place  ;  house,  9  Reid  terrace 
Gray,  James  (Aitken,  G.,  Sj-  Co.),  Laurel  bank. 

Ferry  road,  Bonniugton 
Gray,  James,  outfitter,  ready-made  linen,  and 
shirt  manufacturer,  70a  George  st. ;  house, 
38  Danube  street 
Gray,  James,  30  Buccleuch  place 
Gray,  James,  39  Great  King  street 
Gray,  James,  printer,  9  Thistle  street 
Gray,  James,  city  missionary,  15  Livingstone 

place 
Gray,  James,  butcher,  40  Whitfield  pi. ;  ho.'43 
Gray,  James,  violinist,  33  Richmond  place:  , j 


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Gray,  James,  mason,  Thoruybauk ;  house,  4 

St  Leonai'd  street 
Gray,  James,  saddler,  2  Broughton  place 
Gray,  James,  wholesale  stationer,  7  Hanover 

street ;  house,  3  Gayfield  place 
Gray,  John  ((?.  ^'  Son),  7  Mansionhouse  road 
Gray,  John,  grocer,  53  Broughton  street  and 

19  Dublin  street ;  house,  23  Union  place 
Gray,  John,  1 0  Devon  place 
Gray,  John,  coal  and  brick  merchant,   1  St 

Leonard's  station ;  house,  1  Dumbiedykes 

place 
Gray,  John  {Jelstnip  &,-  G.),  2S  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Gray,  John,  2  Craigie  terrace 
Gray,  John,  grocer  and  spirit   merchant,    7 

Union    place,    Bonningtou    i-oad ;    house, 

Bonuiugton  bank 
Gray,  John,  spirit  merchant,  46  Charlotte  st., 

Leith 
Gray,   John  Crowder,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 38  St  Leonard  street ;  house,  40 
Gray,  John  F.,  letter-carrier,  7  Brighton  street 
Gray,  Mordaunt  {A^ortJi  Briiiah  Advertiser),  3 

Henderson  row 
Gray,  Peter,  tinsmith,  22  Gilmore  street 
Gray,  Robert,  18  Fountainbridge 
Gray,  Robert,  missionary,  4  Deanbank  terrace 
Gray,  Robert  C,  S.S.C.  (Renton  ^-  G.),  14 

Lonsdale  terrace 
Gray,  R.  S.  (Leichnan  cV  G.),  3  Gayfield  pi. 
Gray,  Thos.,  butcher  and  poulterer,  24  Union 

place 
Gray,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  37  Leven  street 
Gray,  Wm.,  fleshcr,  G  Rosehill  place ;  house, 

19  Gardner's  crescent 
Gray,  WUliam  S.,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

29  Clerk  street ;  house,  51 
Gray,  Wm.  (agent  for  the  Provident  Clerks' 

Mutual  Life  Assurance  ^'  Benevolent  Fund), 

10  Montgomery  street 
Gray,  William,  17  Hugh  Miller  place 
Gray,  "Wilham,  38  Reid  terrace 
Gray,  Wm.,  dau-yman  and  coal  merchant,  46 

India  place 
Gray,  William,  joiner,  Dahy  park ;  house,  11 

Dairy  park  terrace 
Gray,   William,   baker  and  confectioner,   14 

Gladstone  place  ;  house,  12 
Gray,  WiUiam,  tinsmith,  7  Gladstone  terrace 
Gray,  William,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

12  Keir  street ;  house,  10  Heriot  place 
Gray,  William,  inspector  of  meters,  17  Living- 
stone place 
Gray,  Rev.  Wm.  Henry,  D.D.,  5  Regent  terrace 
Gray,  W.  A.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

291  Canongate 
Gray,W.  A.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  11  Rankeillor  street 
Gray,  W.  R.,  clerk,  4  Queen's  place,  Leith 
Gray,  Mrs  A.,  3  Chalmers  street 
Gray,  Mrs  Jas.,  greengrocer,  17  St  John's  hill 
Gray,  Mrs  James,  3  Gayfield  place 
Gray,  Mrs  John,  32  Dundas  street 


Gray,  Mrs  Peter,  ladies'  nurse,  48  India  place 

Gray,  Mrs  Thomas,  3  Gayfield  place 

Gray,  Mrs  WiUiam,  8  Roxburgh  street 

Gray,  Mrs,  2  Nottingham  terrace 

Gray,  ^Mrs,  lodgings,  7  South  Charlotte  street 

Gray,  Mrs,  5  Inverleith  terrace 

Gray,  Mrs,  7  Osborne  terrace 

Gray,  Mrs,  of  Kuightsridge,  8  ilerchiston  pi. 

Gray,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  2  Fyfe  place 

Gray,  Mrs,  26  Rankeillor  street 

Gray,  Mrs,  1  ^lorningside  place 

Gray,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  22  AYilliam  street 

Gray,  Catherine,  laundress,  2  Craigside  place 

Gray,  Miss,  13  Howe  street 

Gray,  Miss,  3  Henderson  row 

Gray,  Miss,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  2  Melville 
street 

Gray,  Miss  Lizzie,  teacher  of  music,  32  Dundas 
street 

Gray,  Miss  M.,  80b  Princes  street 

Graystone,  George,  17  Barony  street 

Great  Britain  Life  Assurance  Society 
(agent,  W.  Kelso  Thivaites,  S.S.C.),  73 
George  street 

Great  Northern  &  North-Eastern  Rail. 
Co.  (East  Coast  Route  via  Berwick)  car- 
riers, etc.,  68  Princes  street;  John  Marsters, 
traffic  sujicrintendent 

Great  Seal  Office,  46  New  General  Register 
House 

Greathead,  Henry,  turnery,  toy,  and  fancy 
bazaar,  25  South  bridge 

Green,  Charles,  132  Princes  street 

Green,  Chas.,  cement  merchant  and  artificial 
stone  works,  Whitfield  house,  Whitfield 
place 

Green,  George,  fish  merchant,  107  Giles  st. 

Green,  Henry  Hugh,  teacher  of  writing, 
arithmetic,  and  bookkeeping,  33  Howe  st. 

Green,  John,  joiner  and  undertaker,  12  Pot- 
terrow  ;  house,  2  Carnegie  street 

Green,  John  M.,  teacher  of  writing,  arithmetic, 
and  bookkeeping,  16  India  street 

Green,  Joseph  S.,  shawl  and  mantle  manu- 
facturer, 49  Princes  street 

Green,  William,  macer,  High  Com-t  of  Jus- 
ticiary, 116  Causewayside 

Green,  Mrs  Charles,  1  Summerhall  place 

Green,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  7  Spence's  place 

Green,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  106 
Giles  street 

Green,  Misses,  Berlin  wool  warehouse,  7  West 
Newington 

Greenaway,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
33  Elder  street ;  house,  34  Barony  street 

Greenfield,  Misses  A.  &  T.,  dressmakers,  4 
Blackford  place 

Greenfield,  James,  Falconhall  lodge,  Morn- 
ingside 

Greenhill,  Alexander,  hay  and  victual  dealer, 
153  Fountainbridge  ;  hoiise,  13  Ponton  st. 

Greenhill,  James  (manager,  Clydesdale  Bank- 
ing Comjmny),  41  Hanover  street 


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Greenhill,  Miss,  3  Bruntsfield  terrace 
Greenhow,  Edward,  assist. -inspector  of  letter- 
carriers,  G.P.0.1  15  St  James'  square 
Greenlaw,  Robt. ,  bank  messenger,  South  Clyde 

street  lane 
Greenlaw,  Walter,  5  Abbey  strand 
Greenlees,  Mrs,  1  St  Vincent  street 
Greenoak,  Robert,  9  Mayfield  terrace 
Greenshield,  Mrs,  8  Gladstone  terrace 
Greenshields,  Thos.,  grocer,  75a  Cumberland 

street ;  house,  16  West  Claremont  street 
Greenshields,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  10  Hen- 
derson row 
Greenslade,  Alex.,  pianist,  3  Summerhall  pi. 
Greenslade,   J.   F.,  engraver  and  die  cutter, 
18  St  Andrew  square  ;  house,  Currie  bank 
house,  Currie 
Greensmith,  William,  &  Son,  hosiers,  glovers, 

and  outfitters,  109  George  street 
Greger,  Max  (^Branch  for  sale  of  Hunqarian 

wines),  16  South  St  Andrew  street 
Gregor,  D.  Clunie  {secretary,  Standard  Life 

Assurance  Company),  7  Great  King  street 
Gregor,   James,  superintendent  of  Leith  In- 
dustrial Schools,  14  Lochend  road 
Gregor,  John,  writer,  7  Pitt  st.,  Bonnington 
Gregor,  W.  A.,  -warehouseman,  15  Arniston 

place 
Gregor,  Miss,  11  Duncan  street 
Gregory,  Cubit,  &  Sons,  straw  hat  and  bonnet 

manufacturers,  50  South  bridge 
Gregory,  Miss,  Canaan  lodge,  Canaan  lane 
Gregory,  Miss,  14  Cumberland  street 
Greig,  D.  &  J.,  engineers,  printing-press  and 
machine   makers,   ironfounders,    steel   and 
copper  plate  manufacturers,  etc..  Fountain- 
house  works,  96  Fountainbridge 
Greig,  J.  &  J.,  coach  lace  manufacturers,  7 

Queen's  place,  Greenside  row 
Greig,  John,  &  Son,  printers  and  stereotypers, 

3  Brown  square  ;  house,  29  Grange  road 
Greig,  Alex.,  club  maker,  11  Janefield  place 
Greig,  Alexander,  plumber,  1  Horn  terrace 
Greig,  Alexander,  mason,  1  Cochrane  place 
Greig,  Alexander,  mason,  7  Cochrane  place 
Greig,  Alexander,  6  M'Laren  terrace 
Greig,  A.,  grocer,  147  Fountainbridge;  ho.  143 
Greig,  Daniel,  162  Pleasance 
Greig,  David,  38  Cockburn  street 
Greig,  David,   house  carpenter  and  builder, 
Spittalfield   street ;    house,    3    Spittalfield 
crescent 
Greig,  David  (D.  &,-  J.  (?.),  St  David's,  Green- 

hiU  park 
Greig,  David  (G.P.O.),  47  Cumberland  street 
Greig,  Francis,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  34 

Dean  street 
Greig,  Geo.  {Fowler  Sc  Co.),  1  India  buildings 
Greig,  Geo.  G.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
45  Arthur  street ;  house,  3  Prospect  street 
Greig,  George,  1  Dundas  street 
Greig,  G.,  inspectorof  poor  for  the  City  parish 
of  Edinburgh  ;  office,  12  Lauriston  lane 


Greig,  James,  59  Broughton  street 

Greig,  James,  37  Minto  street 

Greig,  James,  china  warehouse,  1  and  2  Low 

Market  street 
Greig,  James  Gibson,  20  Leamington  terrace 
Greig,  Jas.  (manager.  West  of  Scotland  Steam 

Power  Boot  Manufs. ;  Edinburgh  depot,  41 

South  bridge),  40  Gillespie  street 
Greig,  James  (/.  Sf  J.  G.),  17  Parkside  street 
Greig,  John  (J.  S,^J.  G.),  35  North  Richmond 

street 
Greig,   J.,  baker,  7   Tolbooth  wynd,   Leith; 

house,  51 
Greig,  John,  44  Albany  street,  Leith 
Greig,  John,  17  Morningside  place 
Greig,  John  (G.  S,-  Soil),  29  Grange  road 
Greig,  John  (D.  ^^  J.  G.),2  Yiewforth  ter. 
Greig,  John,  2  Annfield 
Greig,  Peter  M.  (James  Dickson  Sf  Sons),  56 

Inverleith  row 
Greig,  Robert,  20  Yiewforth  place 
Greig,  Robert,  painter,  47  Fountainbridge 
Greig,  Robert,  hay  and  straw  merchant,  29 

Burnside 
Greig,  Sommerville,  W.S.,  33  Abercromby  pi. ; 

house,  5  Coates  place 
Greig,  Thomas  C,  2  BeUevue  terrace 
Greig,  Thomas,  baker,  11  S.  Richmond  street 
Greig,  Walter,  waiter,  6  Breadalbane  terrace 
Greig,  William,  baker,  2  Jamaica  st. ;  house, 

33  Howe  street 
Greig,  William,  21  Barony  street 
Greig,  Mrs  Alexander,  39  Montague  street 
Greig,  Mrs  Andrew,  29  Gayfield  square 
Greig,  Mrs  George,  9  Abercromby  place 
Greig,  Mrs,  7  Hope  street 
Greig,  Mrs,  of  West  Cambus,  5  Coates  place 
Greig,   Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,   154  Constitution 

street 
Greig,  Miss,  milliner  and  straw  bonnet  maker, 

6  M'Laren  terrace 
Greig,  Misses,  34  Dublin  street 
Greiner  Brothers,  watch  and  clock   makers, 

and  dealers  in  materials  and  tools,  80  South 

bridge 
Greiner,  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  15  Rose  street ; 

house,  73  Pleasance 
Greive,  David,  13  Lochend  road 
Greive,  Peter  W.,    Rodgers'  land.   Primrose 

street 
Greliche,  Edward,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

70  and  72  Thistle  street 
Gresham  Life    Assurance    Society   (Hugh 

James  Rollo,  W.S.,  agent),  14  Young  street 
Grey  &  Son,  veterinary  surgeons  to  the  Royal 

Caledonian  Hunt,    31   Pleasance   and-  119 

Rose  street 
Grey,  Alex.  (G.  ^-  Son),  6  Newington  terrace 
Grey,  John,  Victoria  hotel,  3  Broughton  street 
Grey,  John,  37  Gilmore  place 
Grey,  Misses,  lodgings,  G4  South  Clerk  street 
Grierson   &  Philips,   smiths,  engineers,  and 

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Grierson,  Andrew,  W.S.,  15  St  Andrew  square 
Grierson,  Charles,  31  Reid  terrace 
Grierson,  Charles,  blacksmith,  160  Canongate 
Grierson,'' J.  S.  {G.  ^'  Philips),  15  Nelson  st. 
Grierson,  Mi's,  4  Gleugyle  terrace 
Grierson,  Mrs,  38  Raukeillor  street 
Grierson,  Mrs,  8  Nicolson  square 
Grierson,  Miss  Margaret,  30  Rutland  square 
Grieve,  Oliver,  &  Co.,  hatters  and  clothiers  to 

the  Queen,  19  Princes  street 
Grieve,  J.  &  C,  Preston,  Niddrie,  Edmonston, 

and   Woolmet  Collieries,   and  Bank   Park 

Fireclay   Works ;    John    Falconer,    agent, 

North  British  Railway,  Low  Calton 
Grieve,  Robert,  &Co.,  carpet,  chintz,  damask, 

floorcloth,    iron   and   brass   bedstead,    and 

bedding  warehousemen,  83  George  street 
Grieve's  Balmoral  hotel,  91  Princes  street 
Grieve's  Royal  British  hotel,  22  Princes  street 
Grieve,   Andrew,   bookbinder   and   stationer, 

13  North  Bank  street ;  ho.  1  A'alleyfield  st. 
Grieve,  David,  joiner,  2  Keir  street 
Grieve,   Elliot   (Mercantile  Marine  Office),  4 

Ebenezer  mount 
Grieve,  Geo.,  baker,  10  Anne  place ;  ho.  11 
Grieve,  Hay,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  15  St 

James'  square  ;  house,  21 
Grieve,   James,   grocer  and  spirit  dealer,   28 

Clerk  street ;  house,  24 
Grieve,  James,  3  Caledonian  crescent 
Grieve,  Jas.,  gardener,  19  PiMg  model  bdngs. 
Grieve,  James  B.,  8  Kii'k  street 
Grieve,  J.  (Nat.  Bank),  5  Wellington  pi.,  Leith 
Grieve,  J.,  Cafe  Royal  hotel,  TV.  Register  st. 
Grieve,  John  (G.P.O.),  22  Livingstone  place 
Grieve,  John  G.,  9  Chapel  street 
Grieve,  John,  16  Upper  Grove  place 
Grieve,    Nathaniel,    joiner.    Hay  market    and 

"Washington  street ;  house,  9  Douglas  ter. 
Grieve,  Peter,  collector,  10  Coatfield  lane 
Grieve,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  87  Rose  street 
Grieve,  Simon,  joiner,  6  Upper  Grove  place 
Grieve,  Thos.,  grocer  &  wine  mer.,  40  Home  st. 
Grieve,  Thomas,  clerk,  4  Lord  RusseU  place 
Grieve,  Thomas,  engineer,  Pilrig  ironworks, 

4  and  5  Anderson  place,  Bonnington 
Grieve,  Walter,  contractor,  2  St  Cuthbert's  pi. 
Grieve,  William,  24  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Grieve,  WiUiam,  railway  guard,  10  Alva  place 
Grieve,  William  B.,  printer,  46  Bristo  street 
Grieve,  Mrs  Robert  S.,  7  Blacket  place 
Grieve,  Mrs  William,  Dalkeith  road 
Grieve,  Mrs,  121  St  Leonard  street 
Grieve,  Mrs,  7  Broughton  place 
Grieve,  Mrs,  4  Melville  crescent 
Grieve,  Miss,  3  Brougham  street 
Grieve,  Miss,  3  Lord  Russell  place 
Grieve,  iliss,  25  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Grieve,  Miss,  4  Ebenezer  mount 
Griffith,  James  (cashier,  Scot.  Union  Insurance 

Co.),  121  Princes  street 
Griffith,  Miss,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Grindlay,  Jas.,  grocer,  7  Block  B,  Bangor  road 


Grindlay,  Thomas,  26  Royal  circus 
Grindlay,  Thomas,  12  Dryden  street 
Grindlay,  Miss,  4  Derby  street,  Stanley  road 
Grinton,  Miss  A.,  17  Gladstone  terrace 
Groat,  Alexander  G.,  advocate,  12  Hart  street 
Grocers'  Situation  Register;  A.  Dickson, 

179  High  street 
Gronmeyer,  Richard,  foreign  produce  broker, 

3  Kirkgate  ;  house,  9  Madeira  street 
Gronmeyer,  Mrs  C,  9  Madeira  street 
Grossart,  Thomas,  19  Barony  street 
Grosset,  James,  baker,  34  Northumberland  st. 
Grosset,  Thomas (Proiulfoot  Sj-  G.),  112  Grange 

road 
Grosset,  William,  baker,  50  Home  street 
Grosvenor,  Mrs,  3  Glengyle  terrace 
Groundwater,  Peter,  1  Hope  park  crescent 
Grove  Dining-Rooms,  82  Grove  street 
Grove,  Charles  Bagot,  2  AthoU  crescent 
Grove,  Mrs,  2  AthoU  crescent 
Groves,  Charles,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

46  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Groves,  Chas.  H.,  M.D.,  1  Russell  pi.,  Trinity 
Groves,   Wm.,   plumber  and  gasfitter,   5  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith  ;  house,  83 
Grubb  &  Son,  clothiers  and  mercers,  8  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Grubb,  Alexander,  6  Lothian  street 
Grubb,  D.  R.,  15  Kemp  place 
Grubb,  Mrs  J.  S.,  25  Forth  street 
Grubb,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  25  West  Nicolson  st. 
Grubb,  Miss,  dressmaker,  26  Raukeillor  street 
Grut,  WiUiam  N.,  printer,  31  Minto  street 
GuAR.^isTEE  Manure  Co.  (F.  M'Mlnn,  sup.), 

1  Graham  street 
GUARDIAN   FIRE  AND  LIFE   ASSUEANCE 

CO.  (James  Wilkie,  C.A.,  agent),  28  Queen 

street.     "^  See  Adv.  p.  19 
Guardian     Plate-glass      Insurance     Co. 

(Limited),  7  North  St  David  street ;  J.  P. 

Oliver,  agent 
Guild,  C,  draper,  10  Bristo  street ;  house,  94 

Pleasance 
Guild,  James,  linen  and  woollen  draper,  20 

Leven  street  ;  house,  1  Leven  terrace 
GuiLLERMO,   The  San,    Co.   (Limited),  187 

Princes  street ;  J.  Leslie  "W'ork,  secretary 
GuUaud,  James,  clothier,  hatter,  hosier,  and 

outfitter,  55  Hanover  street ;  house,  18  Nel- 
son street 
Gulland,  John,  corn  merchant,  20  Greenside 

street ;  house,  8  Leopold  place 
GuUand,  WilUam,  W.S.  (Adamson  &,'  G.),  28 

Frederick  street ;    house,   2   West  Circus 

place 
GuUand,  William,  bookbinder,  1   Beaumont 

place 
Gulland,  Wm.  (B.  L.  Co.  Bk.),  8  Register 

place 
GuUand,  Mrs  Thomas,  11  Brown  street 
Gully,   Mrs   J.   S.,   fancy   wares   (agent   for 

PuUar  &  Son),   and  servants'  register,  5 

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Gundlach,   Henry,   teacher  of  German,   10a 

North  St  David  street 
Gunn,  William,  &  Co.,  shipping  and  colliery 

agents,  Granton  harbour- 

GUNN,      ALEXANDER,      Avatchmaker     and 

jeweller,  10  Leith  street ;  house,  59  York 

place.     >;'  See  Adv.  p.  50 

Gunn,  Alexander,  dispenser.  Royal  infirmary 

Gunn,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  12 

Yardheads 
Gunn,  Alexander,  printer,  26  Charles  street 
Gunn,  Alex.,  bookbinder  and  stationer,  227 

High  street 
Gunn,  Angus,  6  Johnston  place 
Gunn,  Daniel,  house  factor  and  commission 
agent,  30  Nicolson  street ;  house,  14  Mary- 
field,  Easter  road 
Gunn,  David,  mason,  4  Livingston  place,  Leith 
Gunn,  David,  cooper,  1  Heriot  bridge 
Gunn,  G.,  broker,  145  Cowgate 
Gunn,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant  and 
hotelkeeper,  142  and  144  High  street,  and 
Cramond  bridge  hotel 
Gunn,  John,  2  Alva  street 
Gunn,    John,   wine   and   spirit   merchant,    6 

Milne  square 
Gumi,  John,  110  Rose  street 
Gunn,  R.,  9  Gi^eenside  place,  manager  Green- 
side  Friendly  Society 
Gunn,  Robert,  solicitor,  sheriff-clerk  depute, 
83  Constitution  st. ;  ho.  7  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Gunn,  "Wm.,  shipmaster,  13  Henderson  place 
Gunn,  Mrs  Robert,  13  Panmure  place 
Gunn,  Mrs  Ellen,  greengrocer  and  fruiterer, 

19  Clerk  street 
Gunn,  Mrs  G.,  7  North-west  Circus  place 
Gunn,  Mrs,  9  Melville  street 
Gunn,  Miss,  3  Buccleuch  street 
Gunstone,   Thomas  {N.  B.  Faibhcr   Co.),  19 

Tarvit  street 
Guthrie   &   Shillinglaw,  milliners,   74  South 

Clerk  street 
Guthrie,  David,  2  East  Broughton  place 
Guthrie,  J.  Y.,    S.S.C,  29   Hanover  street; 

house,  12  Clifton  terrace 
Guthrie,    Jolin,    chemist    and    druggist,    53 
Nicolson  street ;  house,  15  Nicolson  square 
Guthrie,  John,  advocate,  10  Abercrombie  pi. 
Guthrie,  John,  48  London  street 
Guthrie,  John,  commission  agent,  15  Arthur 

street,  Leith  walk  ;  house,  16 
Guthrie,  Robert,  com.  trav.,  9  Lothian  road 
Guthrie,  Thomas,  grocer,  40  Giles  street 
Guthrie,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.,  1  Salisbury  road 
Guthrie,  William,  advocate,  8  Fettes  row 
Guthrie,   Mrs   Michael,    spirit   merchant,    11 

Coalhill 
Guthrie,  ISIrs,  lodgings,  31  Broughton  i^lace 
Guthrie,  Mrs  Charles,  38  Rankeillor  street 
Guthrie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Ingliston  street 
Guthrie,    Miss  J.    R.,   teacher  of   music,  26 

Pitt  street 
Guthrie,  I^Iiss,  4  St  Andrew  square 


Guthrie,  Agnes,  grocer,  131  St  Leonard  street 
Guy,  Andrew,  spirit  merchant,  87  Kirkgate 
GYMNASIUM,   EOYAL  PATENT    {Jolin   Cox, 
proprietor),  Royal  cres.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  70 
Gynee  &  Co.,  educational  agents,  73  George  st. 

Hadden,  Robert,  &  Son,  painters,  99  Consti- 
tution street 

Hadden,  Jas.  {R.  H.  S^'  Son),  8  Summerside  pi. 

Haddow,  P.  R.,  12  Clifton  terrace 

Haddow,  Thomas,  dairy,  Comely  bank  and 
9  Deanhaugh  street 

Haddow,  Mrs,  26  Grindlay  street 

Hagart  &  Burn  Murdoch,  W.S.,  140  Princes 

Q  +  Vppf- 

Hagart,  Lieut.  -Col.  Chas.  Qate  H.M.E.I.  C.S.), 

7  Bruntsfield  place 
Hagart,  George  (G.P.O.),  29  James  street 
Hagart,  James  Valentine,  W.S.,  140  Princes 

street ;  house,  19  Clarendon  crescent 
Hagart,  T.  C,  8  Gilmore  place 
Hagart,  Mrs  Valentine,  19  Clarendon  crescent 
Hagarty,   A.    G.,    shoemaker,    283   and   287 

High  street 
Haggart,  William,  11  AthoU  terrace 
Haig,  J.  &  J.,  bootmakers,  39  Abbey  hill 
Haig,  A.,  11  Leopold  place 
Haig,  Alex.  M.,  pie  baker,  72  W.  Fountainbr. 
Haig,  Andrew,  janitor,  8  Queen  street 
Haig,  Andrew,  pie  baker,  9  West  Nicolson  st.  ; 

house,  7 
Haig,  Archibald  G.,  commercial  traveller,  55 

South  Clerk  street 
Haig,    John,    Cameron    house,    Fifeshire,   8 

Chester  street 
Haig,  John,  butcher,  27a  Abbey  hill 
Haig,  John,  13  Frederick  street 
Haig,  John,  10  Glengyle  terrace 
Haig,  Mrs  Robert,  Viewpark,  Whitehouse  loan 
Haig,  Mrs,  14  Greeuhill  gardens 
Haig,  Miss,  48  West  Richmond  street 
Haig,  Miss,  16  Lansdowne  crescent 
Haig,  Miss,  22  East  Claremont  street 
Haigh,  H.  W.,  M.R.C.S.,  R.  E.  asylum,  Mor- 

ningside 
Hailing,  George  William,  1  Henderson  row 
Hair,  George,  grocer,  153  Pleasance 
Hair,    Robert,   blacksmith,  BeUevue;    house, 

2  Summer  bank 
Hair,  Margaret,  dairy,  364  Castle  hill 
Haklutt  Society,  22  Frederick  street ;  T.  G. 

Stevenson,  agent 
Halbert,  Mrs  W.,  21  South  College  street 
Haldane,  R.  &.  J.  A.,  W.S.,  17  Charlotte  sq. 
Haldane,  Alexander,  34  Maryfield  place 
Haldane,  D.  Rutherford,  M.D.,  22  Charlotte 

square 
Haldane,  Francis  M.  (li.  F.  Bell  ^'  Son),  31 

Buccleuch  place 
Haldane,  George,  169  Fountainbridge 
Haldane,  James  A.,  W.S.,  6  Lennox  street 
Haldane,    James,    C.A.    {Lindsay,    Jamieson, 

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Haldane,  John,  pawnbroker,  10  Riddle's  close, 

Leith 
Haldane-Cliinnery,  Rev.  Alexander,  Greenhill 

house,  Bruntsfield  place 
Haldane,  Robert,  of  Cloanden,  T7.S.,  17  Char 

lotte  square 
Haldane,  AYilliani  D.,  pawnbroker,  80  Kirk  gate 
Haldane,  "WOliani,  21  Brougham  place 
Haldane,  Mrs  "William,  23  Lauriston  street 
Haldane,  Mrs  "William  C,  30  Hamilton  place 
Haldane,  Miss,  12  Stafford  street 
Halden,  James,  accountant,  23  Blair  street 
Halden,  Mrs  A.  "W.,  6  Union  street 
Haldon,  George,  builder,  2  Grove  terrace 
Hale,  TTm.,  cooking  depot,  5  Bowershall  pi. 
Hale,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1  "\Y.  Nicolson  street 
Haliburton,  Mrs,  9  Gladstone  terrace 
Halkerston,   Charles,   artist  and   pictm-e  re- 
storer, 21  Charles  street 
Halkett,  Lady,  3  Firth  cottage,  Greenhill  bank 
Halkett,  Mrs,  35  East  Claremont  street 
Halkett,  Misses,  1  Randolph  place 
Hall  &  Scott,  hatters,  12  Leith  walk 
Hall,  Robert,  &  Sons,  engineers,  millwrights, 

and   smiths'  edge-tool  and  branding  iron 

makere,  5  Laurie  street 
Hall,  Alex.,  greengrocer,  2  Claremont  place 
Hall,  Arch.,  boatman  of  Customs,  12  Annfield 
Hall,  David,  lodgings,  6  India  street 
Hall,  David,  advocate,  87  Northumberland  st. 
Hall,  George,  coach-hher,  1  Spring  gardens  ; 

ho.  1  "W.  Circus  pi. ;  stables.  Church  lane  sq. 
Hall,  George,  smith,  103  Main  street ;  house, 

5  Maitland  place 
Hall,  John,  S.S.C,  63  George  street ;  house, 

21  Dean  terrace 
Hall,  John,  city  oflBcer,  67  Causewayside 
Hall,  John,  spirit  merchant,  4  Shore 
Hall,  John,  4  Summerhall 
Hall,  John,  29  Clarence  street 
Hall,  Joseph  Lewis,  4  "Wardie  avenue 
Hall,  Robert  (li.  H.  ^-  Sons),  9  Kirk  street 
Hall,  Rt.,  jun.  (R.  H.  ^-Sojis),  14  Janefield  pi. 
Hall,  Thomas,  house  painter  and  decorator,  1 

Queen  street ;  house,  8  Palmerston  road 
Hall,  Thomas,  11  Keir  street 
Hall,  Thomas,  8  Smith's  place 
Hall,  Thomas,  lodgings,  1  Charlotte  square 
Hall,  TVm.,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  etc.,  15  and  16 

Duke  street,  Leith ;  ho.  7  Janefield  place 
Hall,  "William,  15  Leopold  place 
Hall,  "Wm.  (teacher,  Heriot's  School,    Borth- 

wiclc's  close),  12  Buccleuch  place 
Hall,  "William,  water  lane 
Hall,  "William,  grocer,  5  Orchardfield  place 
Hall,  Mrs  James,  1  Clerk  street 
Hall,  Mrs  John,  5  Hermitage  hUl 
Hall,  Mrs,  14  Gayfield  square 
HaU,  Miss,  11  North  Fort  street 
Hall,  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Clerk  street 
Hall,  Miss,  34  London  street 
HaHard,  Frederick,  advocate,  7  Whitehouseter. 
Halley,  James  P.,  19  Seton  place 


Halley,  "WiUiam,  druggist,  74  Shore 
Halliburton,  W.  W.   (chief  clerk  G.P.O.),   7 

Queen's  crescent 
Halliburton,  Mrs,  14a  Dublin  street 
Halliday,  Alexander,  smith,  64  Potterrow 
Halliday,  Geo.,  coal  merchant,  20  Gifford  park 
Halliday,  James,  13  Merchistou  terrace 
Halliday,  James,  skinner,  tanner,  and  wool 

merchant,  Canonmills 
Halhday,  Thomas,  commercial   traveller,  11 

Johnston  ten-ace 
Halliday,  Wm.  (G.  G.  S)^  H.),  44  Grove  street 
Hambleton,  "Wm.  Innes,  14  Roxburgh  street 
Hambling,   George,   junior,   bhd  dealer  and 

stuffer,  1  North  Bank  street 
Hambuegh  Steam  Packet  Office  (/.  Ciirrie 

^'  Co.),  34  Bernard  street 
Hamilton   &  Inches,  gold  and  silver  smiths, 
jewellers,  and  watchmakers,  90a  Princes  st. 
Hamilton,  Kinnear,  &  Beatson,  "W.S.,  35  Queen 

street 
Hamilton,  Listen,  &  Co.,boatbuilders,  Granton 
Hamilton  &  I^Iiiller,  London  and  foreign  piano- 
forte and  music  sellers,  116  George  street 
Hamilton,   D.   &   T.,   organ -builders    to    the 

Queen,  116  George  street 
Hamilton,  James  &  "William,  house  carpenters 

and  joiners,  25  Gi^eat  Junction  street 
Hamilton,  John,  &  Son,  jewellers,  goldsmiths, 

and  watchmakers,  41a  George  street 
Hamilton,  Adam,  prof,  of  music,  18  Castle  st. 
Hamilton,    Alexander  (i7.  ^   Kinnear),  The 

Elms,  Wliitehouse  loan 
Hamilton,  Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Suunybank  place 
Hamilton,  Andrew,  22  Melville  terrace 
Hamilton,    Andrew     (National    Bank),     12 

Valleyfield  street 
Hamilton,  Andrew,  tea  and  coffee  dealer,  1 

Roxburgh  place  ;  house,  4  Brougham  st. 
Hamilton,  Daniel,  baker,  38  Krrkgate 
Hamilton,  Major  Ferrier,  13  Royal  terrace 
Hamilton,  George,  7  Summer  bank 
Hamilton,  George,  engine-driver,  15  Murdoch 

terrace 
Hamilton,  Hubert,  advocate,  7  N.  ^lanor  place 
Hamilton,  Col.  J.  J.,  Bengal  Army,  56  Albany 

street 
Hamilton,  James,  flesher,  16  and  17  New  Mar- 
ket, Leith  ;  house,  15  Riddle's  close 
Hamilton,  Jas.,  spirit  merchant,  Craig's  close, 

265  High  street 
Hamilton,  Rev.  James  (Chaplain,  Royal  Infir- 
mary), 3  Argyll  place 
Hamilton,  James  W.,  depute  clerk  of  Justi- 
ciary, 20  Fettes  row 
Hamilton,  James,  21  Livingstone  place 
Hamilton,  James,  2  Heriot  terrace 
Hamilton,  Jas.  (/.  Sf  W.  H.),  6  Union  st.,  Leith 
Hamilton,  Jas.,  teacher,  F.O.  School,  Riego  st. 
Hamilton,  James,  9  Society 
Hamilton,  Jas.  (H.  Sj-  Inches),  15  S.  Clerk  st. 
Hamilton,  J.  Anderson,  architect,  1  Alva  st. 


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Hamilton,  J.  Guy,  advocate,  66  Gt.  King  st. 
Hamilton,  J.  H.  (Brodie,  H.,  Sc  Co.),  17  Leo- 
pold place 
Hamilton,  John  (North  British  and  Mercantile 

Insurance  Co.),  21  Leopold  place 
Hamilton,    John,   St   Catherine's,   Maryfield, 

Easter  road 
Hamilton,  John,  house  painter,  100b  George  st. 
Hamilton,  John,  13  South  Charlotte  street 
Hamilton,  MattheAV,  3  Primrose  place,  Leith 
Hamilton,  Peter,  Ord.  Surv.,  5  Heriot  mount 
Hamilton,  Robert,  teacher  of  music,  4  Park  st. 
Hamilton,  Robert,  -wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

36  Blair  street ;  house,  3 
Hamilton,  Robert,  32  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Hamilton,   Thomas,   wood   merchant,    61    St 

Leonard  street 
Hamilton,  Thomas,  porter,  52  Kirkgate 
Hamilton,   William   B.    (Accountant'' s    Office, 

G.P.O.),  22  MelvUle  terrace 
Hamilton,   William,  bootmaker,   100  George 

street ;  house,  19  Lauder  road 
Hamilton,  W.  L.,  tea  dealer,  21  Archibald  pi. 
Hamilton,  W.,  bootmaker  and  house  agent, 

122  Nicolson  street 
Hamilton,   W.  L.,  hatter,  43  North  bridge  ; 

house,  21  Archibald  place 
Hamilton,  William,  2  Henry  place 
Hamilton,  William,  bakers'  utensil  manufac- 
turer, Dairy  park 
Hamilton,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  93  St  Leonard  st. 
Hamilton,  Lady,  16  Great  King  street 
Hamilton,  Mrs  George,  4  Henry  place 
Hamilton,  Mrs  G.  W.,  1  Clarendon  crescent 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Robert,  24  Inverleith  row 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  2  Grant's  place 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Robert,  The  Hill,  Merchiston 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  3  Montague  street 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Wm.,tea  dealer,  10  Brighton  st. 
Hamilton,  Miss  E.,  newsagent  and  tobacco- 
nist, 59  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Hamilton,  Miss,  13  Royal  circus 
Hamilton,  Miss,  31  Clerk  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  4  West  Claremont  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  75  Great  King  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  tobacconist,  33  Hanover  street ; 

house,  26  George  street 
Hammond,  "William,  12  Upper  Grove  place 
Hammond,  William,  M.D.,  16  Pitt  street 
Hampton,  J.  Scott,  S.S.C,  7  Young  street; 

house,  Amphion  cottage,  Ti-inity 

Hakd-in-Hand  Fire  and   Life   Insurance 

Company  (J.  B.  W.  Lee,  S.S.C,  secretary 

for  Scotland),  10  George  street 

Handasyde,  Thomas,  &  Davidson,  nurserymen, 

seedsmen,  and  florists,  4  India  buildings  ; 

nurseries,  Musselburgh 

Handyside,  James,  grocer,  10  Causewayside ; 

house,  18  Melville  terrace 
Handyside,  P.  D.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  11  Hope  st. 
Handyside,  Thos.,  spirit  mei'chant.  Echo  bank 
Handyside,  W.,  11  Claremont  crescent 
Handyside,  William,  25  Great  King  street 


Hanna,  T.  Chalmers,  C.A.  (Wood  Sf  H.),  7 

Magdala  crescent 
Hanna,  Rev.  Wm.,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Magdala  cres. 
Hannaford,  D.,  2  Baxter's  place 
Hannah,  Joseph,  musician,  4  Balfour  street 
Hannah,  Robert,  93  Broughton  street 
HANNAH,    WILLIAM,    surgeon-dentist,    10 

Baker's  place.     "^  See  Adv.  p.  49 
Hannah,  Wm.,  poulterer  and  provision  mer- - 

chant,  15a  Frederick  street;  house,  26 
Hannan,  Rev.  Edward,  St  Patrick's,  Cowgate  • 
Haunay,  Lyon  W.  C,  chemist  and  apothecary, 

13  Calton  street 
Hansen,  H.  P.,  &  Co.,  shipbrokers  and  com-- 

mission  agents,  2  Dock  place 
Hansen,  Rev.  Andreas  M.,  9  Bonnington  place 
Hansen,  H.  L.,  shipmaster,  3  E.  Hermitage  pi. 
Hansen,  H.  P.,  vice-consul  for  Monte  Video, 

2  Dock  place  ;  ho.  20  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Hanson,  H.  H.  (W.  Henrij  Sj-  Co.),  Rosebank 

villa,  Wardie  road 
Hanson,  Mrs,  15  West  Maitland  street 
Harcus,  Henry,  shoemaker,  36  Clerk  street";  ■ 

house,  54  South  Clerk  street 
Harden,     Robert    A.,    retired    officer    H.M. 

Indian  army,  6  Doune  terrace 
Hardie,  John&W.  B.,  commission  merchants, 

18  Greenside  i3lace 
Hardie,  Robert,  &  Co.,  printers,  77  Rose  st. 
Hardie,  William,  Sons,  &  Low,  cabinetmakers' - 

and  upholsterers,  61a  Frederick  street 
Hardie,  Adam,  cattle  dealer,  5  Hay's  court 
Hardie,  Andrew,  tobacconist,  144  Princes  st. 
Hardie,  Charles  A.,  19  Salisbury  street 
Hardie,  David,  5  Cobden  terrace 
Hardie,  Geo.,  hat  manufactm-er,  289  High  st. 
Hardie,  James,  musician  and  musical  instru- 
ment maker,  16  Potterrow 
Hardie,  James,  2  Haddington  place 
Hardie,  John  (/.  Sf  W.  H.),1S  Broughton  pi. 
Hardie,  Jobn,  joiner,  2  Hill  place 
Hardie,  John  S.,  6  East  Broughton  place 
Hardie,   Joseph,   wholesale  and   retail   china 

and  glass  merchant,  81  Rose  street 
Hardie,  Peter,  coal  agent,  8  Romilly  pjlace 
Hardie,  Robt.,  cabinetmaker,  38  Broughton  st. 
Hardie,  Robert,  16  Leopold  place 
Hardie,  Thos.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  10  John's  pi. 
Hardie,  T.,  lodgings,  39  Melville  street 
Hardie,  W.  B.  (/.  Sf  W.  H.),  11  Alva  street 
Hardie,   Walter   (R.  H.   ^^  Co.,  printers),  2 

William  street 
Hardie,  W.  Purves  (Lauder  Sf  H.),  17  Warris- 

ton  crescent 
Hardie,  Wm.,fisli  mer.,  92  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Hardie,    William     (Superintendent,     Register' 

Office),  21  St  James'  square 
Hardie,     William,     deputy     harbourmaster;, 

Granton  cottage 
Hardie,  Wm.  (N.  B.  Railway),  16  Leopold  pi. 
Hardie,    William,   wholesale    egg   merchant, , 

22  Macdowall  st.  ;  house,  24  Gayfield  sq. 
Hardie,  Wm.  (H.,  Sons,  ^-  Loic),  65  Thistle  st. 


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Hardie,  Mrs  S.  E.,  11  Alva  street 

Hardie,  Mrs,  13  Hope  park  terrace 

Hardie,  Miss,  23  Luttou  place 

Harding,  Hy.,  bricklayer  and  furnace-builder, 

St  Stephen  street 
Hardinge,  H.  Astley,  secretary  C.U.S.   Club, 

14  Queen  street 
Hardinge,  Henry  Astley,  Lieut,  and  Quarter- 
master Edin.  Militia  Artill,  20  Comely  bank 
Hardy,  Charles  H.,  fancy  cabinet  and  dressing- 
case  maker,  48  North  Pitt  street 
Hardy,  Henry,  architect,  7  St  Andrew  square; 

house,  32  Minto  street 
Hardy,  James,  5  Elizafield,  Bennington 
Hardy,  Samuel  J.,  5  South  Clerk  street 
Hardy,  Mrs,  32  Minto  street 
Hardyman,  Mrs,  21  Claremont  street 
Hare,  Alexander  M.,  W.S.,  10  Hill  street 
Hare,  Edward,  21  Couper  street 
Harkess,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

178  Fountainbridge ;  house,  179 
Harkess,  James,  plumber  and  brassfounder,  50 

High  street 
Harkness,  J.  (Shirley  Sj-  H.),  5  Mackenzie  pi. 
Harkness,  Robert,  5  Kerr  street 
Harkness,  T.  B.,suj-veyor((?.P.O.),  27Minto  st. 
Harkom,  A.  &  F.,  brush  and  fancy  warehouse, 

10  Union  place 
Harkom,  Joseph,  &  Sou,  gun  and  rifle  manu- 
facturers, 32  Princes  st.  ;  ho.  3  Gayfield  pi. 
Harley,  David,  bill-poster,  1.5  High  street 
Harley,  D.,  Rose  bank,  Broughton  road 
Harley,  Edward,  dairyman,  6  Wilham  street 
Harley,  WiUiam,  Seafield  place,  Seafield 
Harlow,  A.,  grocer,  12  Sowersby  place 
Harlow,  John,   marble  and  paper  stainer,   6 

Carrubber's  close  ;  house,  129  High  street 
Harper,  Adam,  2  Tobago  place 
Harper,  Donald,  21  Brougham  place 
Harper,  E.  Erskine,  advocate,  21  Duke  street 
Harper,  Henry,  22  Panmure  place 
Harper,  John,  dairy,  327  Cowgate 
Harper,  John,  merchant,  3  Bernard  terrace 
Harper,  Thos.,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  High  riggs 
Harper,  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Queensferry  streel; 
Harper,   Mrs,   spirit  dealer,   21   Rose  street; 

house,  26  Lauriston  gardens 
Harper,  Miss,  2  Stafford  street 
Harris  &  Mills,  patent  and  designs  registration 

agents,  27  Cockburn  street 
Harris,    Alexander,    City   Chambers ;    house, 

17  West  Preston  street 
Harris,  David,  insurance  manager,  Ellerton, 

Grange  loan 
Harris,  David,  missionary,  1  Eglinton  street 
Harris,  L  B.  (superintendent,  Rubber  Works), 

82  Gilmore  place 
Harris,  John,  engine-driver,  16  Jolmston  ter. 
Harrison  &  Co.,  woollen  drapers  and  hatters, 

36  and  37  North  bridge 
Harrison,  George,  &  Co.  (successors  to  J.  Sr  A. 

Ogilvie),  tweed  warehousemen,  31  North  br. 
Harrison,  George,  12  Blackford  road 


j Harrison,  Major  John,  6  Hope  street 
Harrison,  Wm.,  prof,  of  music,  27  Dundas  st. 
[Harrison,  Mi-s,  newsagent,  107  Rose  street 
Harrison,  Mrs,  3  Lennox  street 
Harrison,  Mrs  Isabella,  35  Whitfield  place 
Harrow,  John,  3  Old  Church  street 
Harrower,  David,   stationery  and   toy  ware- 
house, 2  MelvUle  terrace 
Harrower,  James,  27  Nelson  street 
Harrower,  Robert,  fancy  bazaar,  13   Bruns- 
wick street 
Harrower,  Mrs,  18  Nelson  street 
Hart,    Francis,    teacher,    day   and    boarding 

school,  66  Gilmore  place 
Hart,   George   F.,    chemist   and   druggist,    1 

ifelviUe  terrace 
Hart,  James,  7  Caledonian  road.  Dairy 
Hart,  Thomas,  writer,  33  Dublin  street 
Hart,  W.,  joiner,  Glen  st. ;  ho.  25  Earl  Grey  st. 
Hart,  W.  D.,  philosophical  instrument  maker, 
Short's  Observatory  and  Polytechnic  Insti- 
tution, 549  Castle  hill 
Hart,  Mi-s,  lodgings,  137  George  street 
Hurt,  Isabella,  1  Gladstone  terrace 
Harthill,  WiUiam,  M.D.,  31  Rutland  square 
Hartley,  John  J.,  pamter,  33  Thistle  street 
Harvey,    Sir     George,    P.R.S.A.,    historical 

pamter,  21  Regent  terrace 
Harvey,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3  Elder 

street ;  house,  4 
Harvey,  James,  8  Comely  green  place 
HAEVEY,    JAT^EES,    broker,    228    Cowgate. 

;!'  See  Ach:  p.  50- 
Harvey,  Rev.  J.  Mit  chell,  M.  A. ,  1 6  Chalmers  cres. 
Harvey,  Joseph  (Murray,  H.,  ^'  Co.),  6  Chris- 
tian bank 
Harvey,  Peter,  painter,  33  St  Andrew  square  ; 

house,  11  Barony  street 
Harvey,  R.,  20  Barony  street 
Harvey,    R.    E.,    commission    merchant,    14 
Assembly  street ;  house,  10  Danube  street 
Harvey,    Thomas,    M.A.    (Rector   Edinburgh 

Academy),  46  George  square 
Harvey,  William,  telegraph  engineer,  G.P.O. ; 

house,  24  Greeuside  place 
Harvey, Wm.,  fruit  merchant,  14, 15,  26,  and  27 
Waverley  market  and  9  Low  Market  street 
Harvey,  Wm.,  waiter,  75Rosemount  buildings 
Harvey,  Mrs,  7  Lutton  place 
Harvie,  Mathew,  storekeeper.  Northern  Light- 
house Stores,  Granton  pier 
Harvie,  Miss,  45  George  square 
HasseU,  Mrs,  Globe  tavern,  10  Shore 
Haswell,  George  C,  15  Upper  Gray  street 
Hastie,  William,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  1  and 

5  East  Preston  street 
Hastie,  Alexander,  biU-poster,  94  Grassmarket 
Hastie,  David,  grocer,  66  Rose  street 
Hastie,  Francis,  bookseller,  29  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Hastie,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  68  Grove  st. 
Hastie,  James,   grocer,    spirit  and  provision 

merchant,  1  Roseburn  place 
Hastie,  Thos.,  joiner,  Hawthornbank ;  ho.  49 


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Hastie,  Thomas,  baker  and  confectioner,  and 
lessee  of  the  Royal  Patent  Gymnasium  re- 
freshment rooms,  7  Duncan  street  and  34 
Alva  street 

Hastie,  William  (IF.  //.  cj-  Co.),  Queen's 
crescent 

Hastie,  Mrs,  5  Torphichen  street 

Hastie,  Mrs,  3  Oxford  street 

Hastings,  George,  engineer,  16  Madeira  street 

Hastings,  Hemy,  54  Cumberland  street 

Haswell,  George,  writer,  8  Mayfield  street 

Haswell,  James,  W.S.,  7  St  Andrew  square  ; 
house,  8  Mayfield  street 

Haswell,  James,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 
30  Greenside  street ;  house,  6  Dick  place 

Hately,  Walter,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  4  View- 
forth  place 

Hathorn,  Mrs,  of  Castlewigg,  9  Forth  street 

Hatton,  G.  F.  {Kerr,  IL,\^-  Co.),  4  George 
place 

Hatton,  James,  coach-hirer  and  horse  dealer, 
40  Pleasance 

Hauptman,  F.,  &  Co.,  glass-cutters,  engravers, 
and  chandelier  manufrs.,  22  Greenside  place 

Hauquet,  Mrs,  13  Arthur  street,  Pilrig 

Havet,  Alfred  G.,  professor  of  French,  direc- 
tor of  the  Foreign  Language  Institute,  24 
Charlotte  square 

Havre  Steam  Packet  Office;  James  Currie 
and  Co.,  34  Bernard  street 

Hawkins,  Miss,  dressmaker,  51  Clerk  street 

Hawks,  John,  bit  and  spur  maker,  1  Calton  hill 

Hawley,  William,  tile  -  layer,  27  Frederick 
street ;  house,  3  Bernard  terrace 

Hawthorns  &  Co.,  engineers,  Leith  engine- 
works.  Great  Junction  street,  and  Granton 
ironworks — S.  D.  Davison,  managing  part- 
ner ;  house,  Boswell  house,  Boswell  road 

Hay,  J.  &  J.,  saddlers  and  harness  makers,  28 
Hanover  street 

Hay,  J.  &  W.,  curriers  and  leather  merchants, 
57  Niddry  street 

HAY,  J.  G.,  &  SON,  silk  dyers,  13  N.  Melville 
place  ;  works.  Water  of  Leith.    '^  See  Adv. 
p.  59 
Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  Hay's  mills,  Whitfield  pi. 
Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  clothiers,  shirtmakers,  and 
outfitters,  55North  bridge ;  house,  Hawthorn 
cottage,  Joppa 
HAY,  PETER  &  JOHN,  dyers  and  bleachers, 
10  Nicolson  street ;  works,  Eskvale,  Mussel- 
burgh.    :\i  See  Adv.  p.  59 
HAY,   P.  &  R.,   silk   dyers   and   scourers,   1 
Heriot  buildings   and  11  South  St  David 
street.     '!>  See  Adv.  p.  57 
Hay,  Robert  &  G.,  wine  merchants  and  family 
grocers,  7  and  8  Huntly  street,  1  Elm  row, 
and  18  West  Maitland  street 
Hay,  Adam,  10a  North  St  David  street 
Hay,  Alexander,  1  Gayfield  place 
Hay,  Alexander,  goldsmith  and  jeweller  to  the 
Grand  Lodge  of  Scotland,  45  Princes  street ; 
house,  2  Frederick  street 


Hay,  Alexander,  writer,  Bonnington  bank 
Hay,  A.,  13  Arthur  street,  Pilrig 
Hay,  Alexander,  18  Brougham  place 
Hay,  Alexander,  43  Lothian  road 
Hay,    Alexander,    stationer,    engraver,    and 
printer,  4  North  bridge  ;  ho.  2  Buccleuch  pi. 
Hay,  Alexander,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 10  Clanalpine  buildings,  Spittal  st. 
Hay,  Archibald,   wine  and   spirit  merchant, 

108  Giles  street 
Hay,  Archibald,  8  Hope  park  square 
Hay,  David,  teacher  of  English,  etc.,  2  Drum- 

mond  street 
Hay,  David,  clerk,  14  Brougham  place 
Hay,  David,  draper,  65  Canongate 
Hay,  Duncan,  7  Annandale  street 
Hay,  D.  S.,  photographic  artist,  68  Princes 

street ;  house,  7  Grange  road 
Hay,  E.  D.,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Hay,  Ebenezer,  4  Lindsay  place 
Hay,   George,  A.R.S.A.,  16   Picardy  place; 

house,  13  Lothian  road 
Hay,  George,  house  agent,  39  Home  street 
Hay,  George,  65  Castle  street 
Hay,  George,  missionary,  17  Keir  street 
Hay,  George,  2  Caledonian  terrace 
Hay,  George  (li.  8j^  G.  H.),  43  Grove  street 
Hay,  George,  egg  merchant,  41  Cumberland  st. 
Hay,  Hamilton  S.  A.  L.,  accountant,  16  North 

Bank  street ;  house,  1  Lennox  street 
Hay,  Jas.,  Edinburgh  Roperie  Co.,  3  Links  pi. 
Hay,  James,  2  Rockville  place 
Hay,  James  (/.  §-  /.  H.),  21  Livingstone  pi. 
Hay,  James,  baker,  277  Canongate 
Hay,  James  G.,  31  Grove  street 
Hay,    James   S.,    die   and  stamp  cutter,   13 

Grindlay  street 
Hay,  James  (Haj/s  mills),  5  Cassels  place 
Hay,  James,  15  Roxburgh  street 
Hay,  James,  smith,  6  Upper  Grove  place 
Hay,  John  H.,  3  John's  place,  St  Leonard's 
Hay,  J.,  victual  dealer,  88  Grassmkt.  ;  ho.  62 
Hay,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  39 

Cumberland  street ;  house,  62  Grassmarket 
Hay,  John,  of  Morton,  22  Torphichen  street 
Hay,  John  (/.  S,-  J.  i/.),  31  Bell  place 
Hay,  John  (N.B.IL),  19  Raukeillor  street 
Hay,  John,  dairykeeper,  32  S.  B.  Canongate 
Hay,  John  C,  architect  and  civil  engineer,  16 

Royal  Exchange 
Hay,  John,  restaurant,  2  Rutland  place;  ho.  6 
Hay,  Peter,   grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  44 

Lothian  street 
Hay,  Peter,  printer,  17  Spittal  street 
Hay,  Robert,  junior,  commercial  traveller,  10 

East  Norton  place 
Hay,  Robert,  concierge,  1  India  buildings 
Hay,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer,  1 

Milne  square 
Hay,  Robert,  9  Livingstone  place 
Hay,  Rear-Admiral,  7  Chalmers  crescent 
Hay,  Robert  (P.  Sf  R.  H.),  18  Fyfe  place 
Hay,  Robert  {R.  ^-  G.  II.),  3  Howard  place 


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Hay,  Samuel,  manager  of  tlie  Union  Bank, 

13  Grosrenor  crescent 
Hay,  Thomas,  session -clerk;  office,  159  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  1  Merchiston  avenue 
Hay,  Thomas,  egg  merchant,  i  Yennel 
Hay,  Thomas,  refreshment  rooms,  15  Citadel 
Hay,  Thomas,  5  South  Elgin  street 
Hay,  William,  1  West  Richmond  street 
Hay,  WiUiam,  architect,  17  Hill  street 
Hay,  WiUiam,  smith,  4  Greenside  row 
Hay,  WiUiam,  tobacconist,  32  Howe  street  ; 

house,  34. 
Hay,  Wm.  (W.  .y  J.  H),  70  Buccleuch  street 
Hay,  Wm.  Bremner,  S.S.C,  baUie  of  Holyrood, 

60  Great  King  street 
Hay,  Mrs  Charles,  ladies'  nurse,  27  Broughton 

place 
Hay,  Mrs  Colonel,  30  Regent  terrace 
Hay,  Mrs  John,  9  Brunswick  street,  HiUside 
Hay,  Mrs  R.  S.,  3  Rutland  square 
Hay,  Mrs,  1  Clerk  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  22  Brougham  place 
Hay,  Mre  Thos.,  3  Summerside  st.,  Fenyroad 
Hay,  Mrs  WiUiam,  4  Caledonian  road 
Hay,  Mrs,  ladies'  outfit  and  baby  linen  ware- 
house, 25  George  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Maitland  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  73  Lothian  road 
Hay,  Mrs,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  8  and  9 

Waverley  market 
Hay,  Mrs,  33  Warriston  crescent 
Hay,  Miss  Beatrice,  30  Forth  street 
Hay,  Miss  Isabella,  15  Buccleuch  street 
Hay,  Miss,  21  Xorth  Nelson  street 
Hay,  Miss,  10  Yanburgh  place 
Hay,  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Spittal  street 
Hay,  Miss,  18  Melville  terrace 
Hayden,  WiUiam  R.,  18  Montague  street 
Hayne,  Andrew,  clerk,  25  St  James  square 
Hayne,  Miss,  staymaker,  153  Rose  street 
Hayward,  Robert,  4  Whitehouse  terrace 
Haywood,  James,  engineman,  30  Ponton  st. 
Haywood,  Mrs  Peter,  Jordan  burn 
Healy,    Helen,    boot    and  shoe  maker,   98a 

George  street 
Hearder,  Thos.  B.,  druggist  and  dentist,  18 

Frederick  street ;  house,  13  Lothian  road 
Heath,    John,   park-keeper.    West    cottages, 

Granton 
HeattUe,  Mrs,  14  Duudas  street 
Heatly,  James,  12  Yalleyfield  street 
Hector,  David,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Wigtown 

and  Kirkcudbright,  25  Rutland  square 
Heddle,  James,  rectifier,  5  ^^ater  lane  ;  house, 

28  Bernard  street 
Heddle,  Robert,  clerk,  48  Dean  street 
Heddle,  Mrs,  9  Chalmers  street 
Heddle,  Mrs,  28  Bernard  street 
Heddle,  Miss,  Falconer  cottage.  Church  lane 
Heggie,  Robert,  wright  and  grocer,  25  HiU- 

housefield 
Heggie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  India  place 
Heggie,  Misses,  dressmakers,  25  HUlhousefield 


Heigh,  Peter,  17  Maryfiekl  place 

Helm,  Paid,  supervisor  of  Inland  Revenue,  8 

Stead's  place 
Henderson  &  Bisset,  bookbinders  to  Her  ^Ma- 

jesty,  19  Hill  street    ' 
Henderson  &  TurnbuU,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 53  and  54  Bernard  street 
Henderson  &  WUson,  builders,  27  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Henderson,  A.  &  J.,  grocers  and  provision  mer- 
chants, 79  Nicolson  street 
Henderson,  Peter,  &  Son.  bagpipe  and  bowling- 
green  bowl  makers,  97  West  bow 
Henderson    Brothers,    steamship    agents,     9 

Dock  place  and  Granton 
Henderson,  Alexander,  35  Lothian  street 
Henderson,  Alexander,  12  AthoU  place 
Henderson,  Alex.,  buUder,  1  Erskine  place; 

house,  15  Torphichen  street 
Henderson,  Alexander,  ham  and  beef  shop,  72 

Leith  street 
Henderson,  Alexander  N.,  Junction  street 
Henderson,  A.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  50 

Hanover  street 
Henderson,  Andrew,  20  Annandale  street 
Henderson,  Andrew,  8  Bright  terrace 
Henderson,  A.  E.,  advocate,  19  Ainshe  place 
Henderson,    Angus,    optician,    48   Frederick 

street ;  house,  22  Rutland  square 
Henderson,  Archibald,  23  Clerk  street 
Henderson,  Barclay  {Superin.  ofWorks^  Edi'n. 

Gas  Co.),  Reid's  court,  95  Canongate 
Henderson,  Charles,   S.S.C.  (Lehurn,  H.,    ^- 

Wikon),  4  London  street 
Henderson,  Charles  J.,  39  Royal  terrace 
Henderson,  D.,  baker  and  confectioner,  4  Howe 

St.  and  63  Inverleith  row ;  ho.  6  Howe  st. 
Henderson,  D.  (Goiv  j.V  H.),  77  Lothian  road 
Henderson,  David,  13  Lothian  road 
Henderson,  David.  23  Maitland  street 
Henderson,  D.  (H.  ij"  TurnbuU),  9  Claremont 

park 
Henderson,  David,  6  L^'pper  GUmore  place 
Henderson,  David  Wemyss,  gTain  broker  and 
factor,    39    Constitution   street ;   house,    5 
Jlorton  street 
Henderson,  David,  hatter,  46  North  bridge ; 

house,  6  Dalrymple  crescent 
Henderson,    David,    machine    bootcloser,    3 
Catherine  street ;    house,   55  West  Mont- 
gomery street 
Henderson,  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  Blackfriars 

street ;  house,  28  Carrubber's  close 
Henderson,  E.  R.  {Register  House),  10  West 

Catherine  place 
Henderson,  Francis   C,  M.D.,  H.M.I. A.,  22 

Chester  street 
Henderson,  George,  11  West  Adam  street 
Henderson,  George  G.,  20  Lauriston  gardens 
Henderson,  G.  {B.  L.  Co.),  54  Inverleith  row 
Henderson,  George,  13  George  street 
Henderson,  Henry,  coach-hirer,   4  Blenheim 
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Henderson,  J.,  -wholesale  and  export  stationer, 

19  Blair  street ;  house,  4  Chalmers  street 
Henderson,  James  Forman  (^Bank  of  Scotland), 

Viewforth 
Henderson,  James,  dairy-keeper  and  coal  mer- 
chant, 3  Balbiruie  place 
Henderson,  James,  16  Fyfe  place 
Henderson,  James,  10  India  street 
Henderson,  James,  7  Clarence  street 
Henderson,  James,  grocer,  1  Forbes  street 
Henderson,  James,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

102  South  bridge 
Henderson,  Jas.,  smith  and  farrier,  4 Murray  st., 

Crosscauseway  ;  liouse,  8  St  Patrick  street 
HENDERSON,    JAS.,    coal  merchant,  7  Port 

Hopetoun ;  house,   5   Keir  street,     ^i^  See 

Adv.  p.  99 
Henderson,  James,  engineer,  Anneville,  Cherry 

bank,  Newhaven  road 
Henderson,  James,  flesher,  5  Orchardfield 
Henderson,  James,  dairy,  44  Brunswick  street 
Henderson,  James,  salesman,  4  Tarvit  street 
Henderson,   James  S.   (Editor  of  Edinburgh 

Couraiit),  8  Pitt  street 
Henderson,  James,  cooper,  51  Arthur  street. 
Henderson,  John,  builder,  44  Frederick  street 
Henderson,    John,    commercial    traveller,    4 

Madeira  place,  Leith 
Henderson,  John,  cabinetmaker.  Circus  lane  ; 

house,  34  Brunswick  street 
Henderson,  John,  boot  and   shoe  maker,  43 

Couper  street 
Henderson,  John,  cattle  dealer  and  contractor, 

Bellevue 
Henderson,  Capt.  John,  R.N.,  31  Gayfield  sq. 
Henderson,  John,  agent,  Mann's  Parcel  De- 
spatch Co.,  1  Frederick  st. ;  ho.  37  Grove  st. 
Henderson,  John,  printer,  39  Potterrow 
Henderson,  John,  mason,  9  Glover  street 
Henderson,  John  G.,  agent,  21  St  John's  hill 
Henderson,  Jn.,  teacher,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Henderson,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  7  John's 

place,  Leith 
Henderson,  John,  4  Gilmore  place 
Henderson,  John,  butcher,  75  TV.  Fountainbr. 
Henderson,  John,  clerk,  13  Parkside  street 
Henderson,  John,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Henderson,  John,  clothier,  59  South  bridge  ; 

house,  1  St  Leonard's  hill 
Henderson,   M.,  baker  and  confectioner,  47 

and  48  Arthur  street 
Henderson,  Matthew,  joiner,  6  Caledonian  cr. 
Henderson,  P.  (teacher,  Geo.  Heriot''s  School), 

2  Maryfield,  Fortobello 
Henderson,  Robt.,  S.S.C.,  7  Royal  Exchange; 

house,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Henderson,  Robert,  publican,  23  Bridge  st.  ; 

house,  24  Dock  street 
Henderson,  R.  (//.  ^  Wilson),  9  Summerfield 
Henderson,  Robert  M.,  seedsman,  38  and  40 

Grassmarket 
Henderson,    Robert,    spirit    dealer,    40    St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 


Henderson,  Robert,  builder  and  house  agent, 
27  Frederick  street ;  house,  21  ^Y.  Maitland 
street 
Henderson,  S.,  baker,  78  TV.  Fountainbridge  ; 

house,  69 
Henderson,  Thomas  S.,  2  Lauriston  terrace 
Henderson,  Thomas,  19  Rankeillor  street 
Henderson,  Thomas,  commercial  traveller,  70 

Buccleuch  street 
Henderson,  Thomas  Syme,  teacher,  36  India 

street ;  house,  15  Royal  crescent' 
Henderson,  Wilham,   M.D.,   F.R.C.P.E.,   19 

Ainslie  place 
Henderson,  William,  8  Brunton  place 
Henderson,  William  G.  (Bank  of  Scotland), 

18  East  Claremont  street 
Henderson,  William  (British  Linen  Company), 

21  Scotland  street 
Henderson,  Wm.,  grocer,  1  Morrison  st;  ho.  2 
Henderson,  William,  smith  and  beUhanger,  20 

St  John's  hill ;  house,  6  Windmill  street 
Henderson,  Wm.,  coach-painter,  11  Burnside 
Henderson,  W.  (Clydesdale  Bank,  High  street), 

16  Royal  Exchange 
Henderson,  Mrs  A.,  22  St  Patrick  square 
Henderson,  Mrs  C,  trimming  shop,  5  Green- 
side  place 
Henderson,  Mrs  Dr,  4  Newbattle  terrace 
Henderson,  Mrs  D.,  28  Morrison  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  George,  8  Barony  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  James,  10  Glengyle  ten-ace 
Henderson,  Mrs  (H.  §•  B.),  30  Clarence  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  Capt.  Jas.,  7  N.  Merchistou  pi. 
Henderson,  Mrs  James,  7  Janefield  place 
Henderson,  Mrs  John,  24  Howe  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  John,  3  Castle  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  J.,  dairy,  111  Canongate 
Henderson,  Mrs  J.  C,  37  Dublin  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  K.,  29  Brougham  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  Piercy,  16  Backingham  ter. 
Henderson,  Mrs  T.  J.,  17  Keir  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  William,  122  Lauriston  place 
Henderson,  Mrs  W.,  Salisbury  villa,  St  Leo- 
nard's hill 
Henderson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  India  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer.  Echo  bank 
Henderson,  Mrs,  38  Inverleith  row 
Henderson,  Mrs,  5  Laverock  bank  villas 
Henderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  India  place 
Henderson,  Mrs,  10  Viewforth  terrace 
Henderson,  Mrs,  31  Scotland  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  128  Nicolson  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  8  Torphichen  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  9  Gibb's  entry 
Henderson,   Mrs,    school,    Windmill   cottage. 

Windmill  lane 
Henderson,  Mrs,  3  Grosvenor  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  20  St  Patrick  square 
Henderson,  Mrs,  20  London  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  7  Panmure  place 
Henderson,  Mrs,  19  North-west  Circus  place 
Henderson,  Mrs,  Rosewood  cot.,  Morningside 
Henderson,  Mrs,  19  Gayfield  square 


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Henderson,     Miss     Agues,     dressmaker,     2 

Cheyne  street 
Henderson,  Miss  E.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

33  William  street 
Henderson,  Miss,  2  Magdala  crescent 
Henderson,  Miss,  fruiterer,  39  Howe  street 
Henderson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Frederick  st. 
Henderson,  Misses,  of  Stenister,  12  Ann  st. 
Hendrie,  H.,  commercial  traveller,  4  Arthur  st. 
Hendrie,   James,    tobacco   manufacturer,     4 

Catherine   street  and, 3 6  Wliitfield  place; 

house,  17  Union  street 
Hendrie,  Mrs  A.,  draper,  34  "Whitfield  place 
Hendrie,  ^Irs,  cook,  5  Spence's  place 
Hendry,  William,    saddlers'  ironmonger,    28 

"West  port ;  house,  10  Panmure  place 
Henney,  Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  21  Leith  st. 
Henrikson,  H.  P.,  fruiterer  and  confectioner, 

47  Sandport  street ;  house,  2  Bridge  street 
Henry  &  Shiress,  S.S.C,  20  St  Andrew  sq. 
Henry,  TTm.,  &  Co.,  Russia  merchants,  64 

Constitution  street 
Henry,  A. ,  gun,  rifle,  and  pistol  manufacturer, 

12  and  14  South  St  Andrew  street ;  house, 

8  Abercromby  place 
Henry,  Alex.  S.,  stationer  and  bookseller,  31 

Greenside  street 
Henry,    Isaac  Anderson,  of  Woodend,   Hay 

lodge.  Trinity 
Henry,  James,  8  Montgomery  street 
Henry,   Jardine,  S.S.C,  51  Hanover  street ; 

house,  Liberton 
Henry,  John,  S.S.C,  20  St  Andrew  square  ; 

house,  29  Rutland  square 
Hemy,  John,  3  Davie  street 
Henrj"-,  John,  bandage  maker,  3  York  place 
Henry,  John,  carver  and  gilder,  88  Rose  st. 
Henry,  John,  hairdresser.  77  Giles  street 
Henry,  John  C,  3  North  St  James'  street 
Hemy,  Thomas,  90  George  street 
Hemy,  Wm.  Grant  P.,  11  Grosvenor  crescent 
Henry,  Mrs  Edward,  2  Frederick  street 
Henry,  Mrs  Isa.,  lodgings,  12  Antigua  street 
Henry,  Misses,  3  Bernard  terrace 
Hepburn,    David,    dental    surgeon,    L.D.S., 

R.C.S.  England,  7  Abercromby  place 
Hepburn,  David,  writer,  4  Deanbank  terrace 
Hepburn,    George,    quartermaster    sergeant, 

Edinburgh  Artillery  Militia  barracks,  Easter 

road 
Hepburn,  James,  13  Abbey  hUl 
Hepburn,  James,   carver  and  gilder,  picture 

cleaner  and  liner,  98  XJeorge  street ;  house, 

1  South  Charlotte  street 
Hepburn,  James,  8  RandoljA  place 
Hepburn,  William,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

154  High  street 
Hepburn,  William,  builder,  6  Driundryan  st. 
Hepburn,  Mrs  J.,  17  Barony  street 
Hepburn,  Miss,  11  Castle  terrace 
Hepburn,  Misses,  dressmakers,  2a  Albany  st. 
Hepting,  G.,  watch  and  clockmaker,  23  Green- 
side  street 


Herbert,  A.  B.,  Trinity  lodge,  Trinity 

Herbert,  David,  M.A.,  classical  and  mathe- 
matical tutor,  1  Nelson  street 

Herbert,  George,  contractor,  44  Couper  street 

Herbert,  William,  4  Old  Broughton 

Herbert,  Mrs  E.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  53 
Clerk  street 

Hercus,  James,  23  Bernard  street 

Herdman,  John,  &  Sons,  corn  merchants, 
Haymarket  mills 

Herdman,  James,  Haymarket  house 

Herdman,  J.,  4  Athole  terrace 

Herdman,  J.  (/.  H.  Sj-  Son),  50  South 
Blacket  place 

Herdman,  Richard  G.,  3  Devon  place 

Herdman,  Robert,  R.S.A.,  historical  and  por- 
trait painter,  9  St  Bernard's  crescent 

Herdman,  Mrs,  27  Grove  street 

Herdman,  Mrs,  23  Gilmore  place 

Herdson,  James,  2  Hope  park  crescent 

Herdson,  Mrs,  17  Dick  place 

Heriot's,  George,  Hospital  (W.  Forrester, 
Treasure!') ;  chambers,  7  Royal  Exchange 

Heriot,  C,  dairy,  2  St  James'  square 

Heriot,  Thos.,  aerated  water  manuf.,  Dumbie- 
dykes  road  ;  house,  12  St  Catherine  place 

Heriot,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  7  West  Montgomery 
place 

Heriot,  Miss,  11  Wellington  place,  Leith 

HERITABLE  SECURITIES  INVESTMENT 
ASSOCIATION  (LIMITED),  76  George 
street;  ^Vndrew  Paterson,  C.A.,  manager. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  35 

Herkes,  James  (Jas.  Young  §■  Co.),  slater,  13 
Macdowall  street 

Herkless,  Mrs,  22  Dundas  street 

Heron,  Alexander,  3  North  Charlotte  street 

Heron,  James,  grocer,  160  Pleasance ;  house, 
2  Hope  park  crescent 

Heron,  John,  spirit  merchant,  1  Howard  pi. ; 
house,  4  South  Howard  place 

Heron,  John  (Royal  Bank),  15  Lonsdale  ter. 

Heron,  William,  commission  and  woollen 
merchant,  13  North  bridge ;  house,  13 
Upper  Gray  street 

Herron,  Sarah  J.,  matron,  Heriot's  Hospital 

Herrald,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
53  Kirkgate  ;  house,  69  Great  Junction  st. 

Herries,  Alex.  Y.,  jun.,  of  Spottes,  16  Heriot 
row 

Herries,  Wm.  Young,  of  Spottes,  16  Heriot  row 

Herring  Fishery,  Board  of.  Royal  Institu- 
tion, Mound  ;  10  to  4 ;  Saturday,  10  to  1 

Heslop,  George,  book  cloth  maker,  51  Buc- 
leuch  street 

Heslop,  John  {Union  Bank),  10  Madeira 
street,  Leith 

Hetherington,  Peter,  shoemaker,  20  Giles  st. 

HETHERTON,  HENRY,  bellhanger  and  lock- 
smith, 13  South  Clerk  street ;  house,  1  May- 
field  loan.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  89 

Hetberton,  Henry,  senior,  missionary,  1  May- 
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Hetherton,  "William,  «raiter,  174  Rose  street 
Hewat,  Peddie,  &  Co.,  tea  and  coffee  mer- 
chants, 8i  Constitution  street 
Hewat,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  41  Earl 

Grey  street ;  house,  39  Fountaiubridge 
Hewat,  John,  agent,  Bank  of  Scotland  Branch, 
15  Xorth-west  Circus  place;  house,  12  Saxe- 
Cobourg  place 
Hewat,    John,    shipmaster,    Eglinton    villa, 

Madeira  street 
Hewat,  R.  K.,  agent,  7  Gladstone  terrace 
Hewat,  Mrs  James,  63  South  Clerk  street 
Hewison,  WiLliam,  100  West  GHmore  place 
Hewit,  J.,  &  Sons,  tanners,  curriers,  and  lea- 
ther merchants,  6,  8,  and  10  Niddry  street : 
City   tanyard,    125    High    street ;    house, 
13  Grange  loan 
Hewit,  George,  bill-poster,  20  Bank  street 
Hewitt,  A.  L.,  writer,  18  Broughton  street 
Higgin   &   Thom,    engravers,    printers,    and 

lithographers,  8  North  Bank  street 
Higgins,  Francis,  working  jeweller,  gold  and 
silver  smith,  31  Lothian  street;  house,  10 
Nicolson  street 
Higgins,  Francis  M'Lean,  bagpipe  maker,  18 

Simon  square 
Highland  axd    Agricultural  Society  of 
Scotland  {Fletcher  Norton  Menzies,  secre- 
tary) ;  hall  and  chambers,  3  George  iv.  bridge 
Hiley,  Agnes,  15a  Carnegie  street 
HiU,  Reid,  &  Drummond,  W.S.,  42  Frederick 

street 
HiU,  Thomson,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  and 
purveyors  to  Her  Majesty,  H.R.H.  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  and  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of  Edin- 
burgh, 45  Frederick  street 
HiU,  D.  &  R.,  chemists  and  druggists,  15  West 

Richmond  street 
HiLl,  John,  &  Sons,  builders,  1  Malta  terrace 
HlU,  Alexander,  clerk,  170  Canongate 
HiU,  Alexander,  wood-carver,  156  Rose  street 
HiU,    Cumberland,    chaplain    {St    CuthherVs 

Workhouse),  2  Hermitage  place 
HiU,    George, ,  smith    and    beam  maker,    12 

Richmond  place  ;  house,  Liberton 
HiU,  George  W. ,  6  Lonsdale  terrace 
HUl,   James,   47   Lothian  street ;    house,    3 

Roxburgh  street 
HUl,  Jas.  Edgar,  teacher  {Dr  BelVs  School), 

Niddry  street 
HiU,  James  L.,  W.S.,  42  Frederick  street ; 

house,  26  Heriot  row 
Hill,  James  Walker,  6  Montague  street 
Hill,  John,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  43  and 

45  Nicolson  street 
HUl,  John,  spirit  merchant,  33  Bath  street ; 

house,  17 
Hill,  John,  10  St  Patrick  square 
HiU,  Peter,  18  Roxburgh  street 
HiU,  Richard,  5  Livingstone  place 
HiU,  Robert,  3  James'  court,  493  Lawnmarket 
HiU,    Roderick,   insurance  agent,   148   Con- 
stitution street 


Hill,  T.  Alexander,  printseller  and  publisher 
to  the  Queen  and  Royal  Scottish  Academy, 
carver  and  gilder,  12  St  Andrew  square  ; 
house,  17  Cornwall  street 
HiU,  Thomas,  22  Buckingham  terrace 
HiU,  William,  26  St  Patrick  square 
HiU,  Wm.,  leather  merchant,  58  Low  Calton 
Hill,  William  G.,  3  Cambridge  street 
HiU,  W.  Scott,  24  Manor  place 
Hill,  William,  shoemaker,  105  Rose  street 
HiU,  Mrs  Cumberland,  teacher  of  music,  23 

Archibald  place 
Hill,  Mrs  J.  P.,  16  Broughton  place 
Hill,  Mrs  John,  3  Cambridge  street 
HiU,  Mrs  David  Octavius,  Newington  lodge, 

Mayfield  terrace 
HiU,  Mrs  Robert,  1  Viewforth  terrace 
HiU,  Mrs,  5  AthoU  place 
Hill,  Mrs,  22  Howard  place 
Hill,  Miss,  5  Abercromby  place 
HiU,  Miss,  19  Alva  street 
Hill,  Miss,  teacher  of  music  and  wax  flower 

modeUer,  11  Blackwood  crescent 
HiU,  Miss,  24  Gilmore  place 
HiUhouse,  David,  17  Greenside  street 
Hilliard,  Harvey,  cutler  &  surgical  instrument 
maker  to  the  Queen  (patentee  of  the  cele- 
brated '  Lockfast '  Handled  Table  Knife), 
7  Nicolson  st. ;  house,  5  Hope  park  crescent 
HilUard,  R.  Harvey,  M.D.,  F.R.G.S.,  5  Hope 

park  crescent 
HiUson  &  Co.,  taUors  and  clothiers,  8  North 

bridge 
HiUyer,  ^Mrs,  7  Gleugyle  terrace 
Hinde,  Robert,  5  Viewforth  terrace 
Hinshelwood,  John,  &  Co.  (Globe  Parcel  Ex- 
press), 76  Princes  street 
Hird,  William,  merchant,  21  Montague  street 
Hislop,  Albert,  wholesale  tea  dealer,  3  India 

buildings  ;  house,  11  Graham  street 
Hislop,  Alex.,  smith  and  farrier,  Canonmills 
Hislop,  Alexander,  painter,  8  Dewar  place 
Hislop,  Charles,  brassfounder,  9  Gladstone  ter. 
Hislop,  H.  William,  stockbroker,  10  George 
street ;  house.  Avenue  villas.  Comely  bank 
Hislop,  James,  house  steward,  House  of  Re- 
fuge, 64  Canongate 
Hislop,  Robert,  18  George  square 
Hislop,    Stephen,    bookbinder,     Commercial 

Bank  cottage,  17  Rose  street 
Hislop,  Thomas,  2  Albert  place,  Leith  walk 
Hislop,     WiUiam,    house    agent,    appraiser, 
cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and  undertaker, 
55  Frederick  street ;  house,  2  Royal  circus 
Hislop,  WiUiam,  bellhauger   and   butter  and 

cheese  pail  maker.  East  London  street 
Hislop,  Mrs  M.,  Avenue  villas.  Comely  bank 
Hislop,  Mrs  Marion,  11  Graham  street 
Hislop,  Mrs,  1  Lennox  street 
Hislop,  Misses,  refreshment  rooms,  64  West 

Fountainbridge 
Hitt,  Mrs  Walter,  17  Scotland  street 
Hoare,  Henry,  43  Heriot  row 


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Hobday,  Thomas,  Albany  cottage,  York  lane 
Hobday,  Thomas,  accountant,  35  Castle  tcr. 
Hobday's  family  laundry,  Bell's  mills,  Dean 
Hobday,  Mrs  F.,  Berlin  repository,  1  Hope  st. 
Hobkirk.  J.,  corn  merchant,  37  Great  King  st. 
Hobson,Wm.,  warehouseman,  51  Broughtonst. 
Hodder,    Charles   D.,    art   master  (Board  of 

Manuf.  School^  Royal  Inst.),  18  Lonsdale  ter. 
Hoddle,  George,  draughtsman  and  engraver, 

26  Rintoul  place 
Hodge,  C.  &  T.,  silk  mercei-s,  85  South  bridge 
Hodge,  Chas.  (C.  .V  T.  //.),  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Hodge,  G.,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  S.  E.  Circus 

place  ;  house,  1 8  Jamaica  street 
Hodge,  James,  18  Livingstone  place 
Hodge,  Thomas  (C.  ^'  T.  H.),  1  Gladstone  pi. 
Hodge,  WiUiam,  dairyman,  5  Grove  street 
Hodge,  Jessie,  18  Spittal  street 
Hodge,  Miss,  stationer,  5  Dublin  street 
Hodson,  S.  B.,  teacher,  St  James'  Episcopal 

school,  53  Great  Junction  street 
Hoffmann,  John  D.  R.,   plane  and  edge-tool 

manufacturer,  22  Grindlay  street 
Hoffmann,    il.    L.,    professor    of    music,    75 

Cumberland  street 
Hoffner,  Louis,  macerof  Session,  24Dublinst. 
Hofford,  Mrs,  25  Frederick  street 
Hofford,  Miss  E.,  music  teacher,  25  Frederick  st. 
Hofford,  Miss,  milliner,  25  Frederick  street 
Hogarth,  Miss,  7  Gladstone  terrace 
Hogarth,  Miss,  grocer,  Canoumills 
Hogben,  William   S.,   assessor,   12   Waterloo 

place  ;  house,  3  Hermitage  hill 
Hogben,  Miss,  4  Ebenezer  mount 
Hogg  &  Dunn,  tailors  and  clothiers,  10  Craig- 

side  place  ;  house,  11  West  Adam  street 
Hogg  &  Ewen,  carpenters  and  joiners,  Sun- 
bury,  Bell's  mills 
Hogg  &  A\''alker,  engineers  and  millwrights, 

West  Fountainbridge 
Hogg,  Adam,  grocer,  4  Crichton  street 
Hogg,  A.,  hosier  and  draper,  140  Fountainbr. 
Hogg,   Alex.,   -wine   and   spii'it   merchant,   7 

Bristo  street 
Hogg.  And.  (Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland). 

2  Viewforth  place 
Hogg,  Andrew,  cutter,  3  Bristo  place 
Hogg,  Andrew,  3  Wliitehouse  terrace 
Hogg,  Chas.  (B.  L.  Co.^s  Batik),  3  Summer  pi. 
Hogg,  Charles  B.,  solicitor  (Lawson  Sf  IL), 

7  Scotland  street 
Hogg,  Charles  C,  16  Livingstone  place 
Hogg,  David,  tailor,  3  Salisbury  street ;  house, 

11  West  Adam  street 
Hogg,    David,   saddler,  34  Sandport  street; 

house,  24  Kirkgate 
Hogg,  Eraser,  9  Annandale  street 
Hogg,  George  Bryson,  6  Great  Stuart  street 
Hogg,  George  D.,  collector,  30  Clarence  st. 
Hogg,  George  G.   (//.   ^-   Walker),  91  West 

Gilmore  place 
Hogg,  James  A.  (Armstrong  ^'  //.),  6  Great 

Stuart  street 
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Hogg,  James  B.,  10  Brighton  street 

Hogg,  James,  8  Hamilton  place 

Hogg,  James,  6  St  John  street 

Hogg,  James,  125  Causewayside 

Hogg,  Jas.  S.  (//.  <5'  Eican),  21  Gardner's  cres. 

Hogg,  John  B.,  125  Causewayside 

Hogg,  John,  hatter,  12  Clerk  street 

Hogg,    John,    slater,   glazier,    and   chimnej'- 

sweeper,  38a  Howe  street 
Hogg,  John,  stationer,  2  Pitt  street ;  house, 

30  Clarence  street 
Hogg,    Robert,   grain   merchant,    9    Cobdcn 

terrace 
Hogg,  Robert  (Russell  §■  H.),  17  Regent  pi. 
Hogg,  Thomas,   temperance  hotel,  1   Hunter 

square 
HOGG,   THOMAS,   butcher,  7   North  Melville 

place  ;  house,  10.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  107 
Hogg,  Walter,  upholsterer,  undertaker,  and 

house  agent,  30  Dundas  street 
Hogg,  William,  22  Ijivingstone  place 
Hogg,  William,  fringemaker,  7  Pai-k  street 
Hogg,  William,  6  Claremout  place 
Hogg,    William,    teacher    of    shorthand,    30 

Clarence  street 
Hogg,  ^\'illiam,  sheriff-officer,  3  Elder  street ; 

house,  6  Roxburgh  place 
Hogg,  Mrs  F.,  fishing-tackle  maker,  79  Princes 

street 
Hogg,  ^Irs,  dairy,  1  West  Crosscauseway 
Hogg,  Mrs,  9  Scotland  street 
Hogg,  ifrs,  furrier  &  newsagent,  47  Thistle  st. 
Hogg,  Miss,  23  Dick  place 
Hoggan,  George,  house  painter,  47  Earl  Grey 

street ;  house,  31  Lothian  road 
Hoggan,  James,  76  Fountainbridge 
Hoggan,  Mrs,  villa.  West  Wardie  crescent 
Hoggarth,  James,  10  East  Adam  street 
Hogue,   David  Wilson,   il.D.,  and  doctor   of 

dental  surgery,  65  Queen  street 
Hogue,  Robert,  dentist,  65  Queen  street 
Hogue,  Thomas  Wilson  D.,  ^l.D.,  65  Queen 

street 
Holder,   Jolui,   collar  maker.   West  Gilchrist 

lane,  Greenside  ;  house,  5  Broughton  place 
Holdsworth,  William,  13  Alva  place 
Hole,    William   F.,    artist,    67    Lidia    place  ; 

house,  34  London  street 
Hole,  Mrs,  34  London  street 
Holiday,  Thomas,  engraver  and  chaser,  17  St 

James'  square 
Hollingworth,  Mrs,  8  King's  place 
HoUis,  Misses,  milliners  and  dress  and  straw 

bonnet  makei'S,  53  Frederick  street 
Holmes,  John,  china  and  glass  merchant,  23 

Dundas  street 
Holmes,   Matthew,  engineer,   17   Haymarket 

station 
Hobnes,  Thos.  (G.P.O.),  24  St  Leonard  street 
Holms,  Robert,  draper,  51  Fountainbridge 
Hoist,  Miss,   teacher  of  music,  German,   and 

French,  6  Howe  street 
Holt,  Frederick,  organ-builder,  organist,  and 


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teacher  of  music,  Upper  Grove  place  ;  house, 

14  Greenhill  gardens 
Holtum  &  Welsh,  clothiers,  habit-makers,  and 

hatters,  6  George  street 
HoLTROOD,  Bailie  of,  Wm.  B.  Hay,  S.S.C, 

60  Great  King  street 
HoLYROOD  Flint-glass  Works,  13  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
Home  &  Co.,  engravers  and  lithographers,  11 

Greenside  lane  ;  house,  3  E.  London  street 
Home,  A.  F.,  accountant,  2  Mackenzie  place 
Home,   Alex.,    grocer,    Hugh  Miller   cottage, 

Hugh  Miller  place 
Home,   D.   Milne,   of  Milnegraden  and  Wed- 

derburn,  10  York  place 
Home,  Hugh,  clerk  in  Chancery,  10  Baker's  pi. 
Home,  John,  W.S.,  North  Merchiston  house, 

Fountainbridge 
Home,  Patrick,  31  Blacket  place 
Home,  Wm.,  M.D.,  deputy  inspector-general 

of    hospitals,    principal    medical     officer ; 

office.  The  Castle 
Home,  Mrs  George,  2  Mackenzie  place 
Home,  Mrs  Robert,  112  Lauriston  place 
Home,    Mrs   W.,    North    Merchiston    house, 

Fountainbridge 
Honeyman  &  Wilson,  wholesale  tea,  coffee, 

fruit,  and  spice  dealers,  11  &  13  Meuse  lane 
Honeyman,  Alex.,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker, 

44  Causewayside  ;  house,  4  Lord  Russell  pi. 
Honeyman,    Charles,    coal   merchant,   Cale- 
donian and  Haymarket  stations,  52  Thistle 

street,  1  York  place,  and  4  AYest  Preston 

street 
Honeyman.  D.,  wright  and  builder,  1  Young 

street ;  house,  1  Alva  street 
Honeyman,  George,  writer,  34  S.  Clerk  street 
HONEYMAN,  JAMES,  coal  merchant;  depot, 

Morrison   street ;  house,   50  Grove  street. 

>!<:  See  Adv.  p.  99 
Honeyman,  Robert  {H.  ^-   Wilson)^  13  May- 
field  street 
Honeyman,  Thomas,  dairy,  14  St  David  street 

and  26  William  street ;  house.  Dairy  mains 
Honeyman,  W.  C,  violinist,  18  Nicolsou  st. 
Honeyman,  William,  23  Woodbine  terrace 
Honyman,  Mrs,  27  Hamilton  place 
Hood,    James,    smith    and    beam-maker,    3 

Macdowall  street ;  house,  23 
Hood,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  83  Nicol- 

son  street  and  49  Earl  Grey  street ;  house, 

2  West  Lauriston  place 
Hood,  James,  18  Brunswick  street 
Hood,  Robert,  M.D.,  5  Salisbury  road 
Hood,  Thomas,  5  North  Junction  street 
Hood,  Mrs,  21  Broughton  street 
Hood,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  8  Brunts- 
field  place 
Hood,  Mits,  19  Tarvit  street 
Hook,  A.,  provision  dealer,  9  Greenside  row 
Hooper-,  Robert,  dentist,  57  Hanover  street 
Hooper,  Mrs  AV.  M.,  20  Lauriston  gardens 
Hooper,  Mrs,  5  Duke  street 


Hope   Brothers   &   Hare,    successors    to    C. 

Dick  &  Son,  Cowgate  brewery 
Hope  &  Mackay,  W.S.,  119  Princes  street 
I  Hope,  Andrew,   army  and  navy  contractor, 

North  lane,  Young  street 
Hope,  Henry,  24  St  Leonard  street 
Hope,  James,  jun.,  AY.S.,  42  Charlotte  square 
Hope,  James,  D.K.S.,  15  Saxe-Cobourg  place 
Hope,  John,  AV.S.,  31  Moi'ay  place 
Hope,  John  David,  14  Constitution  street 
Hope,  Rev.  Peter,  6  South  Gray  street 
Hope,  Thomas,  civil  engmeer,  18  Warriston 

crescent 
Hope,  Thomas,  greengrocer,  6  Admiralty  st. 
Hope,  William,  19  Carlton  terrace 
Hope,  AVilham,  23  Upper  Grove  place 
Hope,  AYiUiam  P.,  merchant,  51  Timber  bush, 

consulate  for  Bolivia 
Hope,  Mrs  J.  G.,  lodgings,  6  Calton  street 
Hope,  Mrs,  21  Dock  street 
Hope,  Mrs,  lodgings,  50 a  Frederick  street 
Hope,  Mrs,  2  Royal  terrace 
Hope,  Mrs,  19  Carlton  terrace 
Hope,  Miss,  11  Gloucester  place 
Hope,  ^Misses,  Wardie  lodge,  Boswell  road 
Hope,  Elizabeth,  teacher,  F.C.  school,  Foun- 
tainbridge 
HojDkirk,  George,  spirit  merchant,  1  Shand- 

wick  place 
Hopkirk,  AVilliam,  gardener    and    florist,  44 

Causewayside 
Hopekirk,  W.  C,  28  Reid  terrace 
Hopper  &  Boyd,  cabinetmakers,  upholsterers, 

house  agents,  and   imdertakers,    5    South 

Frederick  street 
Hopper,  Thos.,  upholsterer,  46  Queen  street 
Horan,  Colonel,  late  43d  Light  Infantry,  20 

Northumberland  street 
Horetzky,  F.,  teacher  of  music,  12  Clarence 

street 
Hormann,  Cochrane,  &  Co.,  corn-factors  and 

commission  agents,  40  Quality  street 
Hormann,  Albert  (//.,  Cochrane,  ^  Co.),  23 

Dublin  street 
Horn,  Andrew,  siDirit  merchant,  54  and  60 

Rose  street ;  house,  51  Hanover  street 
Horn,    James,    messenger.    Crown    Office,    5 

South  Charlotte  street 
Horn,  Robert,  advocate,  7  Randolph  crescent 
Horn,   William,  china   merchant,  66  Cause- 
wayside 
Horn,  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Lothian  street 
Home,  Home,  &  Lyell,  W.S.,  39  Castle  street 
Home,  Alexander,  72  Buccleuch  street 
Home,  George,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  4 

York  place;  house,  11  Picardy  place 
Home,  George,  sheepskin   mat   dresser   and 

dyer,  Damside,  Water  of  Leith  ;  house,  3 

Dean  path 
Home,  James,  13  Broughton  place 
Home,  T.  E.  0.,  AY.S.,  19  Grosvenor  street 
Home,  Mrs,  8  Dundas  street 
HoKXiNG  Office,  10  General  Register  House 


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Horsbrugh,  Misses,  4,2  Diiimmond  place 
Horsburgb   &  Foreman,  -wine   merchants,   9 

Bernard  street 
Horsburgb,  Adam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Tynecastle  teiTace 
Horsburgb,  Andl■e^^,  tailor  and  clothier,  36 

Home  street 
Horsbui-gh,  James,  tea  and  coffee  merchant, 

17  Meuse  lane ;  house,  19  St  Patrick  sq. 
Horsburgb,  James,  14  Arthur  street 
Horsburgb,  John,  photographist  and  portrait 

pamter,  131  Princesstreet;  house,  13  Abbots- 
ford  park 

Horsburgb,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
30  Broughtou  street ;  house,  32 

Horsbm-gb,  John,  tobacconist,  4  Johnston 
terrace 

Horsburgb,  William,  butcher.  IS  St  Leonard 
street 

Horsburgb,  Mrs.  18  Buccleuch  place. 

Horsburgb,  Mrs  G.,  midwife  andlaidies^  nurse, 

18  Livingstone  place 
Horsbm-gh,  Miss,  1  TTest  Maitland  street 
Hoseasou,  GUbert,  38  Broughton  street 
Hoseason,  James  D.,  38  Broughton  street 
Hoseason,  Mrs  James,  4c  Pilrig  street 
Hospitals — 

Donaldson's,  TTest  Coates :  Cleric,  Stuart 
Neilson.  W.S.,  1  X.  Charlotte  st.  ;  Trea- 
surer, John  Cook,  W.S.,  61  N.  Castle 
street 

Edinburgh  Roval  Maternity,  Chapel  st 

Secretary,  W.  K.  Thwaites,  S.S.C. 
Gillespie's,  Bruntsiield  place  :   Treasurer, 
Robei-t  Bryson,  17  Bruntsfield  place 

Heriot's,  George,  Lauristou  :  Treasurer, 
TTilliam  Forrester  ;  Clerk,  Isaac  Bayley  ; 
Superintendent,  John  Chesser ;  Office,  7 
Royal  Exchange 

Maiden  (Merchant).  See  Edinhurgh  Edu- 
cational Institution,  Laurision  lane 

Maiden  (Trades),  Rillbank :  Clerks,  WU- 
liam  Eraser  and  William  Stuart  Eraser, 
W.S.,  31  Princes  st.  ;  Treasurer,  George 
Crichton,  18  Princes  street 

Orphan,  The,  Dean  :  Clerk,  Thomas  Strong. 
W.S.,  40  Princes  street;  Treasure?;  J. 
Scott  Moncrieff,  C.A.,  26  Frederick  street 

Stewart's,  Dean.    See  Stewarfs  Institution 

Trinity  :  Clerk,  James  D.  Marwick,  Royal 
Exchange;  Treasurer,  D.  I.  Robertson, 
Royal  Exchange 

Watson's,  George,  Lauriston.  See  Wat- 
son's {George)  College-Schools 

Watson's,  John,  Institution,  Dean :  Clerk, 
James  MiUigan,  S.S.C,  Signet  Office; 
Treasurer,  Jn. GiUespie,  W.S.,  81a  George 
street 

Watt's,  Duke  street,  Leith:  Factor,  D. 
Grant,  8  Cassels  place 

Leith,  and  Humane  Society,  Mill  lane  ; 
A.  Mann,  S.S.C,  42  Bernard  street, 
secretary 


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Hossack,  D.,  gTocer,  spirit  dealer,  and  wine 

merchant,  329  Cowgate ;  house,  7  Hill  sq. 

Hossack,  Robert  C,  shipmaster,  2  Madeira  st. 

Hossack,  Janet,  grocer  and  spirit  dealei*,  17 

Tobago  street. 
Houlden    Brothers,    stationers    and    general 
warehousemen,  9,  11,  37,  &  39  Nicolson  st. 
Houlden,  Thomas,  45  George  square 
HouHston,  John,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

74  Leith  street ;  house,  22  Elm  row 
Houston,  David,  merchant,  29  Bridge  street; 

house,  25 
Houston.    Robert,    commercial   traveller,    63 

South  Clerk  street 
Houy,  William,  examiner  to  the  G.P.O.,  Oak- 

leigh  villa,  Boswell  road 
Howard,  J.  &  F.,  agricultural  engineers,  27 

Candlemaker  row  ;  vrorks,  Bedford 
Howden  &  MoUeson,  C.A.,  5  K  St  David  st. 
Howden,  James  {H.  ij-  MoUeson),  20  Manor  pi. 
Howden,  Peter,  6  Brandon  street 
Howden,  Robert,  farmer,  1  Coates  place 
Howden,  Thomas,  grocer,  4  St  Andrew  street, 

Leith  ;  house,  5  Union  street 
Howden,  Mrs,  broker,  12  Potterrow 
Howden,  Mrs  John,  8  Cheyne  street 
Howden,  Mrs,  12  Leamington  terrace 
Howden,  Mrs,  8  Carlton  terrace 
Howden,  Mrs,  3  Duncan  street 
Howden,  Miss  Jessie,  42  Grange  road 
Howe,  Alexander,  W.S.  {Lindsay,  H.,  8f  Co.), 

17  Moray  place 
Howe,  Edwin,  auctioneer,  46  N.  Hanover  st.  • 

house,  2  Salisbury  square 
Howe,  Robert  B.,  bootmaker,  9  Greenside  pi. 
Howe,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  10 
and  12  Cock  burn  street ;  house,  Hope  park 
terrace 
Howie,  Alex.  S.,  draper,  124  West  Fountain- 
bridge  ;  house,  123  Fountainbridge 
Howie,    Alexander,    biulder,    Lomond    villa. 

Wardie  road 
HOWTE,  JAMES,  jun.,  photographic  artist,  60b 

Princes  street,     ^{i  See  Adv.  p.  49 
Howie,  John,  sculptor,  Brandon  st.  ;  house, 

14  Brandon  street 
Howie,  William,  Grayfield,  Dalkeith  road 
Howie,  William,  3  Cornwall  street 
Howie,  W.  L.,  5  St  James'  place 
Howie,  Mi-s,  grocer,  12  Cable  wynd 
Howie,  Mrs,  2  Spittalfield  place 
HoAvison,    Charles,   commercial    traveller,    2 

Crichton  street 
Howison,  Hamilton,  12  N.  Mansionhouse  road 
Howison,  John,  victual  dealer,  26  Grassmrkt. 
Howison,  William,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  9  Nicolson 

square 
Howison,  William  Archibald,  17  Torphichen 

street 
Howison,  Mrs  William,  1  Ratcliffe  terrace 
Howison,  Mrs,  of  Hillend,  2  GreenhiU  bank 
Howkins,  John,  civil  engineer,  Granton  har- 
bour ;  house,  Queensberry  place,  Wardie 


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Howling,  Abram,  shipmaster,  35  Albany  st., 

Leitli 
Hoy,  Alex.,  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers,  6 

South  College  street ;  house,  87  West  bow 
Hoy,  Alexander,  bootmaker,  4  Roxburgh  place 
Hoy,  Andrew,  inspector  of  gas-meters,  1  St 

James'  square 
Hoy,  George,  bootmaker,  6  Buccleuch  street 
HOY,  JAMES,  mattress  maker  and  furniture 

dealer,  122  and  132Cowgate  and  25  Canon- 
gate.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  69 
Hoyes,  John,  7  Ainslie  place 
Hoyes,  Mi's,  15  Nelson  street 
Hoyle,  William,  hairdresser,  15  Union  place  ; 

house,  26  St  James'  squai^e 
Huddlestoue,  Miss,  10  Brougham  place 
Hudson,  George,  151:  Constitution  street 
Hugh,  Johnston,   &   Co.,   clothiers  and  out- 
fitters, 57  North  Bridge 
Hughes,  Edwin,  sawmaker,  67  Tolbooth  wynd  ; 

house,  10  Summerside  place 
Hughes,  Herbert  J.,  8  Wardie  avenue 
Hughes,  Patrick,  grocer,  117  Cowgate 
Hughes,  Pat.,  fm^uiture  dealer,  108  and  110 

Cowgate 
Hughes,  W.,  spirit  dealer,  3  Water  lane,  Leith 
Huie,  D.  R.  W.,  Royal  Bank  ;  ho.  Register  pi. 
Huie,  Edward,  merchant,  2  Walker  street 
Huie,  R.  W.,  12  Tantallon  place 
Huie,  Mrs  Richard,  12  Tantallon  place 
Hull,  Mrs,  Granton  hotel,  Grauton  harbour 
Hull,  Mrs  C.  A.,  12  Nelson  street 
Hull  Steam  Packet  Office  ;  James  Currie 

&  Co.,  di  Bernard  street 
Humane   Society,   Edinburgh  antd   Leith  ; 

Alex.  Mann,  42  Bernard  st.,  hon.  secretary 
Humble,  Alex.,  joiner,  5  Upper  Grove  place 
Hume,    E.,   grocer   and   wine   merchant,   48 

Can  on  gate  ;  house,  53 
Hume,  John,  brush  manufacturer,  104  West 

bow  ;  house,  5  Keir  street 
Hume,  John,  wright,  33  Coatfield  lane  ;  house, 

3  Anne  place 
Hume,    John,    commercial    traveller,    7   Pitt 

street,  Bonnington 
Hume,  J.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  depositary 

of  Scottish  Monthly  Visitor  Tract  Society, 

5  Hanover  street 
Hume,  John,  clerk,  2  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Hume,  John,  204  Rose  street 
Hume,  John,  joiner,  2  Taylor  pi.,  Easter  road 
Hume,  il.  N.  JIacdonald,  15  Abercromby  pi. 
Hume,  Peter  (Northern  Lights),  1  Colville  pi. 
Hume,  Robert,  49  Grange  road 
Hume,  Thomas,  plumber,  2  Paterson  court, 

Barony  street 
Hume,  William,  8  Heriot  place 
Hume,  William,  23  Lothian  road 
Hume,  AYilliam,  31  Morrison  street 
Hume,  Mrs  George,  24  Fettes  row 
Hume,  Mrs  James,  7  Glover  street 
Hume,  Mrs,  9  Dewar  place 
Hmne.  Miss.  31  Morrison  street 


Humphrey,  James,  1  Lothian  road 
Humphrey,   J.,  of  Wester  Pitmedden,   J.P., 

11  Carlton  street 
Humphrey,  Robert,  2  King's  place 

Hunt,  George,  tailor  and  clothier,  39  South 
bridge  ;  hoirse,  2  Livingstone  place 

Hunt,  James,  W.S.  (Murray  S,-  H),  53 
George  street 

Hunter,  Blair,  &  Cowan,  W.S.,  7  York  place 

Hunter  Brothers,  contractors,  23  Downie  place 
and  1  Port  Hamilton 

Hunter  &  Glover,  cooks,  confectioners,  and 
wine  merchants,  3  North  St  Andrew  street 

Hunter  &  M'Donald,  clothiers  and  outfitters, 
94,  96,  and  98  South  bridge,  and  1  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Hmiter,  A.  C,  grocer,  4  Lothian  st.  ;  house, 
64  Bristo  street 

Hunter,  A.  S.,  writer,  12  Henderson  row 

Himter,  Alexr.  Smith,  16  St  Patrick  square 

Hunter,  Andrew,  tea  dealer,  4  St  Patrick  sq. 

Hunter,  D.,  teacher  of  English,  Bonnington 
Academy,  Catherine  bank,  Newhaven  road 

Hunter,  David,  2  Victoria  cottages 

Hunter,  David,  7  Lewis  terrace 

Hunter,  David,  2  St  David's  terrace 

Hunter,  David,  painter  and  decorator,  18  Fre- 
derick street ;  house,  6  Lothian  street 

Hunter,  David,  carpet  warehouse,  17  Green- 
side  place  ;  house,  1  George  place 

Hunter,  David  {N.  B.  Railway),  23  Lauriston 
gardens 

Hunter,  David,  S.S.C.,  29  Frederick  street 

Hunter,  David,  smith,  Canonmills  bridge  ; 
house,  14  Market  place 

Hunter,  David,  stationer,  newsagent,  libra- 
rian, and  servants'  register,  3  Canon  place  ; 
house,  56  Broughton  street 

Hunter,  Evan  A.,  W.S.  (H.,  Blair,  S)'  Cowan), 
7  York  place 

Hunter,  George,  Meadowbank 

Hunter,  George,  railway  contractor  and  lessee 
of  Ratho  whinstone  quarry,  23  Downie 
place  and  1  Port  Hamilton ;  house,  10 
Archibald  place 

Huntei',  George,  commercial  traveller,  12 
Lewis  terrace 

Hunter,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

12  West  port  and  234  Cowgate ;  house,  29 
Lauriston  gardens 

Hunter,  H.,  cabinetmaker,  13  N.W.  Circus  pi. 

and  73  Cumberland  street  lane 
Hunter,  Hugh  J.,  39  James  street 
Hunter,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  17 

]\Iadeu'a  street ;  house,  16 
Hunter,  James,  aerated  water  manufacturer, 

86  West  bow 
Hunter,  James  (Z.  L.  S)-  Co.,  Bradford),  17 

Union  place 
Hunter,  Jas.  (JR.  T.  S^-  Co.),  36  Findhorn  pi. 
Hunter,  James,  grocer,  1  Greyfriars  place 
Hunter,   James,   hay    and    straw   merchant. 

Upper  Grove  place  ;  house,  23 


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Hunter,  Jas.,  wholesale  stationer,  7  George  st. 
Hunter,  James,  gardener,  Stewart's  hospital 
Hunter,  James  {G.P.O.),  32  Reid  terrace 
Hunter,  James  A.,  ^I.D.,  18  Abercromby  pi. 
Hunter,  James,  builder, Duke  st.,Leith;  ho.  27 
Hunter,  James,  12  Montague  street 
Hunter,  James  H.,  saddler,  3  York  place 
Hunter,  James  M.  (-E.  C.  hooking  agent),  60 

St  Mary  street 
Hunter,    John,    Star   Commercial    hotel,    59 

Cockburn  street 
Hunter,  John  M.,  teacher  of  English,  20  York 

place 
Hunter,  John  M.,  coal,  clay,  and  oil  merchant. 

37  Bernard  street,  and  29  Sprmg  gardens. 

Abbey  hiU 
Hunter,  J.,  tobacconist,  13  Kirkgate 
Hunter,  John,  21  Dock  street 
Hunter,  John,  13  Balfour  street 
Hvmter,  John,  13  Broughton  street 
Hunter,  Peter,  clerk,  4  Hope  park  square 
Hunter,  Philip,  cooper,  10  St  Patrick  square 
Hunter,  Richard,  10  Ainslie  place 
Hunter,  Robt.,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Dumbarton 

and  Bute,  67  Xorthumberland  street 
Hunter,  Robert,  1-4  Blacket  place 
Hunter,    Robert,    soda   water   manufacturer, 

Allan's  close,  269  High  street ;  house,  142 
Hunter,  Robert,  5  Arcliibald  place 
Hunter,   Robert  (^Johnstone,   H..   ^'  Co.),  11 

Salisbury  road 
Hunter,  Robert  M'A.  (Stodart,  H.,  S)-  Co.),  4 

Ijcven  terrace 
Hunter,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  10  St  Anthony  pi. 
Hunter,  Rev.  Robert,  12  North  Fort  street 
Hunter,  Robert,  sculptor.  Grange  road 
Hunter,  Robert,  traveller,  1  Fenier  street 
Hunter,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

6  East  Richmond  street 
HUOTER,    S.,    builder   and   sculptor,    Lome 

place;  house,  3.     ^S(^e  Adv.  p.  76 
Hunter,  Thomas,  18  AVest  Claremont  street 
Hunter,    Thomas   M.,   teacher   of   music,    53 

George  iv.  bridge 
Hunter,  Thos.,  shoe  merchant  and  commission 

agent,  24  Morrison  street 
Hunter,  Thos.,  surgeon,  5  Mansionhouse  road 
Hunter,  T.  S.,  contractor,  3  Laverockbank 
Hunter,    W.,    carver,    gilder,    looking-glass, 

picture-frame  maker,  and  house  agent,  345 

High  street ;  house,  8  Panmure  place 
HUNTER,  W.,  bookbinder.  North-west  Thistle 

street  lane  ;  office  and  house,  28  Queen  st. 
Hunter,  William,  lodgings.  6  Cumberland  st. 
Hunter,  TVm.,  coach-smith,  21  L^pper  Grove  pi. 
Hunter,  W.,  14  Glengyle  terrace 
Hunter,  William  Vary,  W.S.,  11  Queen  street 
Hunter,  William,  cabinetmaker,  21  Leven  st. 
Hunter,  W.,  tailor,  7  Leith  street 
Hunter,  William,  wright,  59  Cumberland  st. 
Hunter,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

54  St  Leonard  st.  ;  house,  3  Rockville  pi. 
Hunter,  Wm.  (G.P.O.),  33  Pilrig  model  build 


Hunter,  Wm.,  butcher,  19  William  st.  ;  ho.  17 
Hunter,  Wm.  Frederick,  advocate,  8  Forres  st. 
Hunter,  William,  1  Hope  park  square 
Hunter,  AYilliam,  47  Cumberland  street 
Hunter,  ^Mrs  David,  15  Minto  street 
Hunter,  Mi-s,  ladies'  nurse,  19  S.  St  James'  st. 
Hunter,  Mrs  F.,  fiesher,  49  Lothian  st.;  ho.  53 
Hunter,  Mi-s  John,  27  Dundas  street 
mnSTTER,  MRS  J.,  furrier,  8  Buccleuch  street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  58 
Hunter,  Mrs  P.,  17  Clarence  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  15  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Hunter,  Mrs  Robert,  17  Rankeillor  street 
Hunter's   Star  Commercial  hotel,   59    Cock- 
burn  street 
Hunter,  Mrs W.  A.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

18  Duke  street,  Leith 
Hunter,  Mrs,  7  Salisbury  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  29  Clarence  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  grocer,  173  Canongate 
Hunter,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  95  Nicolson  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  9  East  Preston  street 
Hunter,  Mi-s,  7  Drummond  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  1  Buckingham  terrace 
Hunter,  ^Irs,  8  Henderson  place 
Hunter,  Margaret  {H.  S,-  Powell),  4  Pleasance 
Hunter,  Mrs,  99  Broughton  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  10  Yalleyfield  street 
Hunter,  Miss  C,  draper,  117  Fountainbridge 
Hunter,  Miss  E.,  tobacconist  and  stationer, 

114  West  Fountainbridge 
Hunter,  Miss  J.,  dressmaker,  5  Chapel  street 
Hunter,  Miss  M.  D.,  dressmaker,  3  Grange  road 
Hunter,  Miss,  dressmaker,  10  St  Anthony  pi. 
Hunter,  Miss,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Hunter,  ^liss,  16  St  Patrick  square 
Hunter,  Miss,  of  Burnside,  6  Nelson  street 
Hunter,  Miss,  5  Great  Stuart  street 
Hunter,  ]Miss,  27  Castle  street 
Hunter,  Miss,  28  London  street 
Hunter,  Agnes,  music  teacher,  11  Melville  pi. 
Hunter,  Misses,  dressmkrs.,  56a  Broughton  st. 
Hunter,  Misses,  boarding  and  day  school,  32 

Dublin  street 
Huntly,  William,  10  Broughton  street 
Hm-ry,  John,  secretary  Scottish  Fire  Office, 

31  George  street ;  house,  56  India  street 
Hurst,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  6  Chapel 

street ;  house,  2  Salisbury  street 
Hurst,  Airs  William,  17  Melville  terrace 
Hurt,  William,  21  Livingstone  place 
Husband,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  28  Clarence 

street 
Hutcheon,  James,  turner,  11  Macdowall  street 
Hutchins,  Charles,  surgeon-dentist,  24  Mait- 

land  street ;  house,  4  Chamberlain  road 
Hutchinson  Brothers,  merchants.  Middle  Dock 

gate.  Commercial  street 
Hutchinson    &     Rogere,    timber    merchants, 

18  Great  Junction  street 
Hutchinson,  Arthur  H.,  15  Scotland  street 
Hutchinson,  Marshall  Henry,  chemist  and  drug- 
gist, 20  Duke  St.,  Leith  ;  ho.  9  Lochend  rd. 


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Hutchinson,  Thomas  {H.  Brothers),  4  James' 

place,  Leith 
Hutchinson,  "William  (Deaf  and  Dumb  Insti- 
tution), Henderson  row 
Hutchinson,  M.,  9  Lochend  road 
Hutchinson,  Miss  M.,  17  Palmerstou  road 
Hutchison  &  Co..  merchants,  11  Bernard  street 
Hutchison,  Alex.,  advocate,  18  London  street 
Hutchison,  Andrew,  28  Greenside  street 
Hutchison,  Andrew,  smith,  147  Kirkgate 
Hutchison,  Chas.,  teacher,  30  Hugh  Miller  pi. 
Hutchison,  David,  29  Lam-iston  gardens 
Hutchison,  Henry,  writer,  4  Grosveuor  street 
Hutchison,   J.,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  38 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Hutchison,  J.  T.  (H.  <^'  Co.),  28  Eoyal  terrace 
Hutchison,  Jas.,  printer,  31  Wright's  houses 
Hutchison,  John,  sculptor,  E.S.A.,  97  George 

street 
Hutchison,  John,  13  Leith  street  terrace 
Hutchison,  Peter,  21  Panmure  place 
Hutchison,  Peter,  spirit  merchant,  9  St  An- 
thony place 
Hutchison,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Hamburgh  place 
Hutchison,  Robert,  builder,  Forrest  road  ;  ho. 

13  Merchiston  avenue 
Hutchison,  AValter,  28  Barony  street 
Hutchison,  William,  builder  and  contractor, 
21  Port  Hamilton;  hoi:se,  3  Gladstone  place 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  14  Howe  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  sick-nurse,  15  Jamaica  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  28  Eoyal  terrace 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  3  Eastfield 
Hutchison,  Mrs  H.,  38  Broughton  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs  J.,  dairy,  1  Scotland  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs  M.,  pawnbroker,  3  Eichmond 

place 
Huth,  F.,  161  Causewayside 
Hutson,  Mrs,  4  Clerk  street 
Hutton  &  Thomson,  Edinburgh  and  Leith  saw- 
mills, 9  Stead's  place 
Hutton,    J.,    &   Co.,    Avood    merchants   and 
builders,   Eankeillor  street ;    house,    Ehza- 
beth  villa,  St  Leonard's  hill 
Hutton,    Eobert,   &   Son,   pawnbrokers,   209 

High  street 
Hutton,  Arch.,  pawnbroker,  82  South  bridge 
and  10  High  street ;  house,  4  Roxburgh  st. 
Hutton,  Archibald,  5  South  College  street 
Hutton,  James,  18  Livingstone  place 
Hutton,  James,  teacher,  1  Nicolson  square 
Hutton,  James,   grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

3  Maitland  street,  Newhaven 
Hutton,  James,  30  Earl  Grey  street 
Hutton,   James  C,   vocalist  and   teacher  of 

singing,  41  North  Richmond  street 
Hutton,  John  P.,  goldsmith  and  watchmaker, 
21  Hanover  st.  ;  house,  39  Montague  street 
Hutton,  John,  14  Pojilar  lane 
Hutton,  John,  silversmith,  4  St  James'  sq.  ; 

house,  3  Summerhall  place 
Hutton,  John,  printer,  48  St  Mary  street 


Hutton,  Pet.  (H.  Sj-  Thomson),  3  Lome  place 
Hutton,  Robert,  file-cutter,  12  Alva  place 
Hutton,  Eobert,  file  manufacturer,  Simpson's 

court,  Greenside  row ;    house,  4    Notting- 
ham terrace 
Hutton,  Robt.  (R.  H.  Sf  Son),  1  Lord  Russell  pi. 
Hutton,  William,  writer,  18  Clarence  street 
Hutton,  Mrs  H.,  trimming  shop,  35  Dundas  st. 
Hutton,  Mrs  Ann,  greengrocer,  9  W.  Tollcross 
Hutton,  Anne,  teacher,  48  St  Mary  street 
Hutton,  Miss  Jane,  Taaphall,  Bonnington 
Hutton,  Miss  lilias,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  1 

Nicolson  square 
Huxtable,   Alfred,  teacher  of  music,  7  India 

street 
Hyam,  David,  &  Co.,  late  Alfred,  Davis,  &  Co. 

of  London,  importers  and  factors,  48  North 

bridge 
HYAM,  B.,  clothier  and  outfitter,  124  High 

street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  64 
Hydropathic,  Turkish,  AND  Galvanic  Baths, 

8  Sciennes  hill 
Hyman,  Et.,  glazier  and  dealer  in  foreign  and 

British  plate  glass,  25  East  Crosscauseway ; 

house,  10  Nicolson  street 
HYNDE,     THOMAS,     &     CO.,    drapers    and 

clothiers,  13  Union  pi.     "1^  See  Ado.  p.  62 
Hynes,  Capt.  W.  J.,  E.N.E.,  Admiralty  house, 

Newhaven  road 
Hyslop,  James  M'Adam,  M.D.,  surgeon-major, 

22  Palmerston  place 
Hyslop,  James,  4  Dean  bank  terrace 

Imlach,  Francis  B.,  F.E.C.S.E.,  48  Queen  st. 

Imlach,  Mrs  Agnes,  48  Queen  street 

Imlay,  Geo.,  fish  merchant,  8  South  College 

street ;  house,  2  Hill  place 
Imperial    British  Insurance   Corporation 

(Limited);  Wormald  &  Anderson,  W.S.,  93 

Princes  street,  resident  secretaires 
Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co.  : 

Agents,  David  Scott,  C.A.,  4a  N.  St  David 

St. ;  Murray  &  Falconer,  W.S.,  141  George 

street ;  D.  D.  Sidey,  65  Princes  street 
IMPERIAL  FIEE   INSUHANCE  CO.,    119   St 

Vincent  street,  Glasgow;  Carswell,  Blair, 

&  Clerk,  agents.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  27 
Improvement  Trust  (City),  10  George  st. ; 

J.  Knox  Crawford,  clerk 
Imrie,  Alexander,  2  Argyle  terrace 
Imrie,  David,  10  Ai'gyle  terrace 
Imrie,  Henry,  pastrycook,  65  South  bridge 

and  proprietor  of  Drummond  street  hall 

house,  40  EankeiUor  street 
Imrie,  John,  spirit  merchant,  24  Drummond 

street ;  house,  5  Eoxburgh  terrace 
Imrie,  Eobert  B.,  11  Scotland  street 
Imrie,  Miss,  12  Grindlay  street 
Inch,  David,  flesher,  3  Howard  street ;  house, 

6  Huntly  street 
Inch,  Eobert,  seed  merchant,  1  Victoria  st. ; 

house,  West  mains,  Liberton 
Inch,  Mrs  John,  8  Minto  street 


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laches,  Alexander,  smith,   125  Grassmarket ; 

house,  8  Carnegie  street 
Inches,  Robt.  K.  {Hamilton  S)'I.),  27  Castle  ter. 
Inches,  Mrs,  11  Arthur  street 
Indigext     Gextlewojien's     Fund     Office 

(secretary,  John  K.  FuUarton),  7  Castle  ter. 
Industrial    Co-operative    Buildixg    Co. 

(Limited),    Hermitage,   Leith    links ;    A. 

Greig,  manager 
Ixdustrux    Schools    (Original    Ragged), 

Ramsay  lane 
INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL,  LEITH,   14  Lochend 

road,  Leith.     ^i-  See  Adv.  p.  100 
Infirmary,  Royal,   Infirmary  street ;   Alex. 

M'Dougall,  treasurer  and  superintendent 
Ingles,  William,  21  SaUsbiuy  street 
Inglis  &  Watson,  bakers,  167  Rose  street 
Inglis,  H.  &  A.,  W.S.,  16  Queen  street 
Inglis,  W.  &  J.,  shoeratikei-s,  16  Queeusferry  st. 
Inglis  &  Co.,  corn  merchants,  94  South  bridge 
Inglis,  Alex.,  greengrocer,  8b  Viewforth  park 
Inglis,  Andrew,  butcher,  18  Middle  market 
Inglis,  Andrew,  sugar  boiler,  6  E.  Pitt  street 
Inglis,    Archibald,    M.D.   and    F.R.C.S.,    33 

Albany  street 
Inglis,  Arch.,  belt  and  brace  manufacturer, 

2  Sibbald  place 
Inglis,  Charles,  12  Dick  place 
Inglis,  Daniel,  43  Prince  Regent  street 
Inglis,  David,  grocer,  207  Cowgate 
Inglis,  David,  commission  agent,  12  Heriot  ter. 
Inglis,  David,  grocer,  2  Pleasance 
Inglis,  George,  inspector  of  workshops,  Rose- 
hall,  Dalkeith  road 
Inglis,  Henry,  of  Torsouce,  TT.S.,  16  Queen 

street ;  house,  1  Great  Stuart  street 
Inglis,    Henry,     coachbuilder,     Nottingham 

place;  house,  6 
Inglis,  H.  Maxwell,  W.S.,  of  Loganbank,  8 

North  St  David  street ;  house,  11  Coates 

crescent 
Inglis,  Hugh,  Canonmilis 
Inglis,  James,  15  Uppjer  Grove  place 
Inglis,  James,  plumber,  12  West  Salisbury  pi. 
Inglis,    James,    baker    and    confectioner,    2 

Stafford  street ;  house,  65  Torphichen  st. 
Inglis,  James  H.,  18  Buccleuch  place 
Inglis,  The  Right  Hon.  John,  Lord- Justice- 
General,  30  Abercromby  place 
Ingbs,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  Spittal  st. 
Inglis,  John,  tea  dealer,  16  Drumdryau  sti'eet 
Inglis,  John,  miller  and  corn  merchant.  Junc- 
tion steam-mUls,  West  BowUng-green  st. ; 

house,  Bonningtou  brae 
Inglis,  John,  cutter,  4  Glengyle  terrace 
Inglis,  John,  printer,  North  Briton  office,  Old 

Fishmarket  close 
Inglis,  M.,  general  draper,  120  Fountainbridge 
IngUs,  Peter,  farmer.  East  Pilton,  Ferry  road 
Inglis,  Robert  {Gall  &)-  /.),  10  Dick  place 
Inglis,  Robert,  grocer,  4  Ronaldson's  buildings 
Inglis,  Robert,  baker,  457  Lawnmarket  and 

115  West  port 


nglis,  Thomas,  depute  commissary  -  clerk. 
Parliament  sq.  ;  house,  3  Merchiston  place 

nglis,  Thos.,  victualler,  38  Lothian  st. ;  ho.  11 

ngHs,  W.  A.,  6  Gladstone  place 

ughs,  William,  10  Kirk  street 

nglis,  William,  12  Dick  place 

nglis,  William,  advocate,  16  Queen  street ; 
house,  3  Bellevue  terrace 

nglis,  William,  dairy,  25  Abbey  hill ;  ho.  23 

nglis,  William,  6  Spittal  street 

nglis,  WUliam  S.,  8  Dean  street 

nglis,  William,  civil  engineer,  21  West  Mait- 
laud  street 

nglis,  William,  8  Downie  place 

nglis,  Mrs,  3  Brougham  street 

nglis,  Mrs,  cook,  9  Jamaica  street 

nglis,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Coates  crescent 

nglis,  Mrs  Agnes,  City  hotel,  69  Cockburu 
street  and  3  Milne  square 

nglis,  Mrs  E.,  lodgings,  18  Duncan  street 

nglis,  iirs  J.,  gi'ocer  and  spirit  dealer,  9 
Spence's  place,  Leith 

nglis,  Miss  M.,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  6 
Park  street 

nglis,  Miss,  64  Broughton  street 

ugram,  Alex.,  F.E.I.S.,  teacher,  6  Hawthorn 
vale,  Anufield 

ngram,  George,  coal  merchant,  16  St  Vincent 
street 

ngram,  John  F.  {Chamberlain'' s  Office),  17 
Gladstone  ten-ace 

ngram,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  16  St  Vincent  st. 

ugram,  Mrs,  93  Gilmore  place 

ngram,  Mrs,  Shetland  warehouse,  18  West 
Nicolson  street 

ngram.  Miss,  2  Hope  park  crescent 

NLAXD  Revenue  Office  for  Scotland,  10 
Waterloo  place 

NLAND  Revenue  (TV/x  Department),  14  Water- 
loo place 

nla:s'd  Revenue  Office,  Custom  House,  Leith 

nnes  &  Grieve,  oilmen,  grocers,  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 11  St  Andrew  square 

nnes,  Robert,  &  Co.,  ship  builders  and  re- 
pairers, 1  Old  Church  street 

nnes,  Alex.  T.,  advocate,  70  North umbd.  st. 

nnes,  Alex.,  stationer,  15  Brougham  street 

nnes,  Cosmo,  advocate.  Professor  of  History, 
Inverleith  house,  Inverleith  place 

nnes,  Donald,  spirit  merchant,  54  Couper 
street ;  house,  10  Wilkie  place 

nnes,  George  Mitchell,  32  Buckingham  ter. 

nnes,  Gilbert  Mitchell,  16  Inverleith  place 

nnes,  John  B.,  W.S.  {Mackenzie,  I.,  ^'  Logan), 
11  Moray  place;  chambere,  23  Queen  street 

nnes,  John,  gardener,  Seafield 

nnes,  John,  S.L.  {Millar,  Allardice,  ^  Rob- 
son),  4  Oxford  street 

nnes,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11 
Clyde  street 

nnes,  M.,  dressmaker,  8  RosehiU  place 

nnes,  Peter,  plasterer,  65  Frederick  street ; 
workshop,  39  Jamaica  street  lane 


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Innes,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  2  Ireland,  William  &  E.,  contractors,  masons, 

Market  place;  house,  3  South  Howard  pi.   [     and  chimney-sweepers,  25  Clyde  street 
Innes,  Robert,  portrait  painter,  31  Kelson  st.    Ireland,  Frank,  4  Sibbald  place 
Innes,  Roderick  (Xurth  Briton),  2  Park  villas,  Ireland,  George,  15  Upper  Grove  place 

Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill  'Ireland,  Jas.  S.,  com.  trav.,  6  Comely  green  pi. 

Innes,  Thomas,  bookseller,  30  Barony  street     Ireland,  John  S.,  seedsman,  12  Dryden  street 
Innes,   Dr  W.   F.,   C.B.,    deputy    inspector-  Ireland,   Robert  A.,  N.P.  (General   Begister 

general  of  hospitals,  2  Peel  terrace  |     House),  15  East  Preston  street 

Innes,  William  (Union  BanJ:  of  Scotland),  22  Ireland,  Thomas,  accomitant,  71  Clerk  street 
Rutland  square  'Ireland,  W.  F.,  solicitor  and  N.P.,  6  Mary  pi. 

Innes,   Wm.,   sujjerinteudent   Xight  Asylum  Ireland,  Mrs  W.  E.,  1  Torphichen  street 
and  Strangers'  Friend  Society,  Old   Fish-  Ireland.  Miss,  22  St  Patrick  square 
market  close  .Irons,  David,  tailor,  6-1  South  Clerk  street 

Innes,  Wm.  (Indus.  Miiaeum),  15  Buccleuch  st.!  Irons,  D.  E.,  12  Clarence  street 
Innes,    A7.   Simpson  Mitchell,  Parsonsgreen,  Irons,  James  Campbell,  S.S.C,  19  Charlotte 


Meadowbank 
Innes,  Lady,  4  Rankeillor  street 
Innes.  Mrs  James,  22  Stafford  street 
Innes,  ^Irs  Robert,  10  Elm  row 
Innes,  Mrs  Thomas,  6  Danube  street 
Innes,  Mrs,  laundress,  3  St  David's  terrace 
Innes,  Mrs.  43  Brunswick  street 
Inskip,  William,  7  Brougham  place 


street,  Leith  ;  house,  8  Derby  street 
I  Irons,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  13 
I     Spittal  street  and  1  Grindlay  st. ;  house,  3 
Ironside,  Mrs,  1 1  Brandon  street 
Irvine,  Alexander,  4  Albany  street,  Leitli 
Irvine,  Alexander,  dairy,  4  Trafalgar  street 
Irvine,  Alexander  F.,  advocate,  25  Castle  ter. 
Irvine,  Duncan  (iYa^io«flZ  ijor/Zt),  20  Pitt  St. 
Inspector  of  Kuis.\xces  for  Burgh  of  I.eitii  Irvine,  Francis,  coixfectioner  and  pastrycook, 
(Gilbert  Archer),   S3   Constitution  street:       16  Clerk  street 
hours,  10  to  3  and  6  to  8.  Irvine,  James,  13  Pitt  street 

Institution,  Deaf  AXD  DoiB,  Henderson  row  Irvine,    James,   boot  and    shoe    maker,    11 
Institution  for  Drawing  and  Painting,  54      Admiralty  street 

Frederick  street  IKVINE,   JAMES,  die  and  stamp  cutter,   16 

Institution,  John  Watson's,  Dean ;  John  Gil-      Thistle  street ;  house,  22  Scotland  street. 

lespie,  W.S.,  treasurer  ^  See  Adv.  p.  47 

INSUEANCE      COMPANY      OF     SCOTLAND  Irvme,  James,  joiner,  196  Cauongate 

(Alex.  Du)icau.  manager),  95  George  street.  Irvine,  John,  stamp  cutter  and  engra^'er,  377 
^  See  Adv.  p.  28  i     High  street 

Insurance  Companies.    See /«.s;<ro7;ce  Z'wc-  Irvine,  John,  spirit  merchant,  34  Fountain- 

tory,  also  Advertisements  bridge  ;  house,  86  Gilmore  place 

International  Transit  Office  (./.  P.  Oliver,  Irvine,  John,  6  Hermitage  place 

agent),  7  North  St  David  street  Irvine,  M.  Sinclair,  Police  chamber's ;  house. 

Investment  Company,    Fourth   Edinburgh      33  East  Claremont  street 
Friendly,  5  St  Andrew  square  ;  R.  Forrest,  Irvine,  Robert,  9  Baltic  street 
secretary  and  treasurer  |  Irvine,  Robert,  clothier,  18  Gladstone  terrace 

Investment  Comfan^y,  Improved  Edinburgh  Irvine,  "William,  8  Maryfield  place 
Property,  Drummond  street  hall ;  A.  Hay,  Irvine,  Mrs,  32  Queensfeny  street 


4  North  bridge,  secretary 
Investment  Cojipany,  New  Edinburgh  Pro- 
perty, Buchanan's  hotel,  114  High  street 
Investment  Company,  Provident  Property, 

Buchanan's  coffeehouse,  114  High  street 
In'vestment    Company,   Scottish    Friendly 

Property,  5  St  Andrew  square;  R.  Forrest, 

secretary  and  treasurer 
Investment  Cojipany,  Scottish  Property, 

102  South  bridge  (H.  Cameron,  manager)  ; 

Leith  branch   (Mann   Sj-  Duncan, 

agents),  42  Bernard  street 
In\t..stment  Society,  Caledonian  Provident, 

28  Frederick  street 
Investment  Society,    Scottish  Permanent 

Pi:0PERTY,  13  Royal  Exchange 
Investment  Society,  Standard  Property, 

10  Melbourne  place 
Iona    Society    (T.   G.  Stevenson,  agent),  22 

Frederick  street 


IRVING  BROTHERS,  portmanteau,  trunk,  and 

brush  manufacturers,   80a   Princes   street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  57 
Irving,  Geo.,  bootmaker,  87  Nicolson  street : 

house,  68 
Irving,    James,    portmanteau   manufacturer, 

17  Union  place 
Irving,  James,  bootmaker,  51  South  bridge  : 

house,  18  Drumdryan  street 
Irving,  James,  13  Charles  street 
S.S.C. ,'lTymg,  John,  stationer,  etc.,  24  St  James'  sq. 
Ir>ang,  John,  wholesale  and  retail  stationer,  32 

Castle  st;  ho.  Ramsay  cottage,  Craigleith 
Irving,  John,  20  Pitt  street 
Irving,  Peter  (/.  Brothers),  %0  Haddington  pi. 
Isaacs,  Maurice,  tobacconist,  25  Clerk  street; 

house,  8  Montague  street 
Isbister,  Mrs,  20  ^lelville  terrace 
Isbister,  Misses,  5  Hope  street 
Isbister,  Miss  E.,  greengi'ocer.  5  Helen  street 


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Isdale,  J.,  3  Raeburn  place 

Isles,  Andrew,  &  Son,  curriers  and  leather 

merchants,  9  and  11  Blair  street 
Isles,  And.,  jun.  (.4.  /.  S,'  Son),  25  S.  Clerk  st. 
Isles,  James  {Grieve,  Oliver,  S^-Co.),  19  Princes 

street ;  house,  1  Windsor  street 
Isles,  Mrs,  42  ^linto  street 
Isles,  Mrs,  5  York  place 
Ivory,  Thomas,  advocate,  23  "Walker  street 
Ivory,  "William,  advocate,  9  Ainslie  place 
Ivory,  Mrs  William,  St  Roque,  Grange  loan 
Ivory,  iliss,  6  Whitehouse  terrace 
Izatt,  James,  baker,  1  Brown  street  lane 

Ja.\p,  David,  20  Brougham  place 

Jaap,  Thomas,  stationer,   2   Hanover  street ; 

house,  8  Montgomery  street 
Jack  &  Patterson,  drapers,  8  Bristo  street 
Jack,  Andw.,  builder.  East  Newington  place  ; 

house,  1 6  West  Newington  place 
Jack,  Archibald,  jeweller,  9  Davie  street 
Jack,  Charles,  gardener,  137  Causewayside 
Jack,  Colin,  dairy,  2a  Haddington  place 
Jack,  David,  21  Viewforth  place 
Jack,  James,  clothier  and  draper,  2-1  Lothian 

street ;  house,  7  Charles  street 
Jack,  John,  writer,  1  Blenheim  place 
Jack,  J.,  wme  and  spirit  dealer,  South  Norton 

place ;  house,  1 7  East  Norton  place 
Jack,  John,  provision  mer.,  17  Drummond  st. 
Jack,  John,  11  Kirk  street 
Jack,  John  G.,  24  Lady  Menzies  place 
Jack,  John,  22  Gayfield  square 
Jack,  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  mkr.,  7  Barony  st. 
Jack,  Stewart,  slater,  5  North  Bank  street 
Jack,  Thomas  C,  accountant,  1  India  build- 
ings; secretary  of  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
house,  1  Mansionhouse  road 
Jack,  Wm.,  com.  traveller,  1(3  Glover  street 
Jack,  William,  cowfeeder,  6  Saunders  street 
Jack,  Mrs  Andrew,  32  East  Preston  street 
Jack,  Mrs  Margaret,  5  Hope  park  crescent 
Jack,  J.,  dressmaker,  50  Brunswick  street 
Jack,  Miss  Janet,  11  Storrie's  alley 
Jack,  Isabella,  newsagent,  12  S.  Richmond  st. 
Jackes,  Mrs  Roden,  28  India  street 
Jackson,  P.  &  T.,  wine  merchants  and  grocers, 
1  Howard  street ;  house,  19  Howard  place 
Jackson,    Thomas,    &   Sons,   plumbers,   gas- 
fitters,  and  zincworkers,  31  Dundas  street 
and  37  Howe  street 
Jackson,  Alex.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  24  India  st. 
Jackson,  Edw.  James,  6  Coates  crescent 
Jackson,  Francis,  joiner,  16  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Jackson,  Rev.  Gildart,  M.A.,  The  Parsonage, 

John's  place,  Leith 
Jackson,  James,   wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

92  Abbey  hill 
Jackson,    John,    tanner    and    skin    dresser. 

Weaver's  close,  65  West  port 
Jackson,  John,  com.  traveller,  1  Rockville  pi. 
Jackson,  Peter,  coach-hirer,  7  Crichton  street 
Jackson,  Robert,  18a  St  James'  square 


Jackson,  Robert,  dairyman,  Maryfield 
Jackson,  Robert,  18  Livingstone  place 
Jackson,  Thomas,  wheelwright,  Gilmore  park  ; 

house,  Rose  villa,  Viewfoith 
Jackson,  Thomas,  23  Hillhousefield 
Jackson,  William,  butcher,  13  and  14  Middle 
market  and  213  Cowgate  ;  ho.  3  Potterrow 
Jackson,  William,  ironmonger,  7  Lothian  st. 
Jackson,  William,  joiner,  16  Maryfield  place 
Jackson,  Mrs  James,  13  Pitt  street 
Jackson,  Mrs  Scoresby,  11  Rutland  street 
Jackson,  Mrs  Walter,  35  Albany  street 
Jackson,  Mrs,  19  Howard  place 
Jackson,  Mrs,  14  Bristo  street 
Jackson,  Mrs,  of  Hallhill,  5  Hailes  street 
Jackson,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  6  Rae- 
burn place 
Jackson,  E.  &  J.  A.,  cb'essmakers,  30  Kirkgate 
.Jackson,  }iliss  C,  19  Queen  street 
Jacob,    Frederick,    bricklayer    and   furnace- 
builder,  12  Wardie  avenue 
Jacob,  "William,  tinplate  woi-ker,  gasfitter,  and 
ironmonger,  33  Whitfield  place  ;  house,  36 
Jacobsen  &  Co.,  corn-factors  and  commission 

agents,  42  Bernard  street 
Jacobsen,  Fred.,  corn-factor,  2  Baltic  street 
Jacobsen,  Jacob,  9  Madeira  street 
Jacobsen,  P.  (./.  <.V  Co.),  7  Cassels  place 
Jaffray,  Mrs  William,  29  Alva  street 
Jaffray,  Misses,  6  Stafford  street 
James,  J.,  &  Son,  bootmakers,  102  George 

street ;  house,  44  Castle  street 
James,  H.  S.,  of  Martnaham,  14  Charlotte  sq. 
James,  Mrs,  11  South  Gray  street 
Jameson,  Andrew,  advocate,  59  Castle  street 
Jameson,  Andrew,  house  painter,  48   North 

Pitt  street ;  house,  50  George  street 
Jameson,  Augustus  G.,   professor  of   music, 

14  Lauriston  gardens 
Jameson,  Gilbert,  clerk,  2  Bridge  street 
Jameson,  James,  photographer,  50  North  Pitt 

street ;  house,  50  George  street 
JAMESON,  JOHN,  fishmonger,  60  Castle  st. ; 

house,  56.     "i^See  Adv.  p.  103 
Jameson,  John,  solicitor,  11  Queen  street 
Jameson,  Robert,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer, 
79  Queen  street ;  house,  12  Darnaway  street 
Jameson,  Mrs,  2  Bruntsfield  terrace 
Jameson,  Mrs,  3  Lauder  road 
Jameson,  Mrs  John,  50  George  street 
Jameson,  Miss,  21  Royal  circus 
Jamieson,  Gilbert,  &  Son,  tea  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 66  Grassmarket 
Jamieson,  J.  &  D.,  clothiers,  4  Nicolsou  street 
Jamieson,   Robert,   &   Co.,   wholesale  coffee, 
fruit,  and  spice  dealers,  Catherine  st.  court ; 
house,  34  Howe  street 
Jamieson,  T.   W.   &  M.   J.,  wholesale  shirt- 
makers,  14  George  iv.  bridge 
Jamieson,  Alexander,  C.A.,  8  So.  Charlotte  st. 
.Jamieson,  Alex.,  cowfeeder,  78  Queen  street 
Jamieson,  Alexander,  turner,  11  Nicolsou  sq. 
Jamieson,  Andrew,  1 1  Calton  street 


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Jamieson,  Andrew,  tailor,  2  High  Market  st. ; 
house,  19  Fleshiuarket  close 

Jamieson,  George  Auldjo,  58  Melville  street 

Jamieson,  George,  steamboat  owner,  2  Shore 

Jamieson,  Henry,  house  carpenter  and  builder, 
Hope  street  lane  ;  house,  29  Alva  street 

Jamieson,  James,  plaotographer,  3  Brunswick 
place  ;  house,  32  Stafford  street 

Jamieson,  James,  physician  and  surgeon,  69 
Pleasance;  house,  52  Rankeillor  street 

Jamieson,  Jas.  Thomson,  S.S.C.,  67  Queen  st. 

Jamieson,  J.  Auldjo,  W.S.,  14  Buckingham 
terrace 

Jamieson,  John,  clothier,  27  St  Mary  street 

Jamieson,  Niel,  4  East  Pitt  street 

Jamieson,  Peter,  wine  and  spii'it  merchant,  6 
Nicolson  square  ;  house,  4  Arniston  place 

Jamieson,  Robert,  fruiterer,  Italian  ware- 
houseman, agent  for  the  Standard  Measure 
Wine  Co.,  147  Princes  street  ;  house,  21 
West  Maitland  street 

Jamieson,  Robert,  fruiterer,  57  Hanover 
street ;  house,  21  West  Maitland  street 

Jamieson,  Thomas,  2  George  street,  Leith 

Jamieson,  William,  10  Elm  place,  Leith 

Jamieson,  W.  M.,  haberdasher,  20  St  Mary 
street:  house,  10  Salisbury  street 

Jamieson,  Mrs,  3  Gloucester  place 

Jamieson,  Mrs  William,  34  Howe  street 

Jamieson,  ]\Iiss,  6  Great  Stuart  street 

JAMIESON,  MISSES,  school  for  young  ladies, 
Argyle  park,  Argyle  pi.     >Ii  See  Adv.  p.  43 

Jansen,  John,  1  Madeira  street 

Jardine,  Stodart,  &  Erasers,  AV.S.,  31  Princes 

"    street 

Jardine,  Alexander,  provision  merchant  and 
grocer,  57  High  street ;  house,  17  Glad- 
stone terrace 

Jardine,  Chas.,  watchmaker,  29  Bristo  stieet 

Jardine,  Joseph,  6  Wemyss  terrace 

JARDINE,  PETER,  postmaster,  Dublin  street 
lane;  offices,  25  Duke  street  and  2  York 
place  ;  house,  23  Duke  street.  ^  See  Adv. 
p.  109 

Jardine,  Robert,  provision  merchant,  8  Cathe- 
rine street ;  house,  64  South  Clerk  street 

Jardine,  Thomas,  baker  and  confectioner,  25 
Brougham  street ;  house,  29 

Jardine,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 
Taylor  place,  Easter  road  ;  ho.  5  Ferrier  st. 

Jardine,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
75  Pleasance ;  house,  7b  St  Patrick  square 

Jardine,  W.  A.,  C.E.,  sm'veyor,  19  Queen  st. 

Jardine,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  21  Brougham  st. 

Jarvis,  Mrs  Alex.,  corkcutter,  119  Grassmarket 

Jeffrey,  John,  &  Co.,  brewers,  31  Grassmarket 

Jeffrey,  J.  &  E.,  cabinetmakers,  129  Rose 
street  lane 

Jeffrey,  D.,  chimney-sweeper,  34.  StPatricksq. 

Jeffrey,  David,  14  Randolph  crescent 

Jeffrey,  James,  2  Tarvit  street 

Jeffrey,  James,  11  West  Claremont  street 

Jeffrey,  John,  23  Chester  street 


Jeffrey,  John,  engineer,  2  Anderson  place, 
Bonnington 

Jeffrey,  John,  gardener,  50  Dean  path 

Jeffrey,  John,  spirit  merchant,  119  High  st.  ; 
house,  7  West  Arthur  place 

Jeffrey,  John  H.,  cabinetmaker,  5  ^A^alker  ter. 

Jeffrey,  John  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  32 
Main  street 

Jeffrey,  Thos.,  furniture  dealer,  23b  Howe  st. 

Jeffrey,  Thomson,  teacher,  Fearndean,  Hatton 
place 

Jeffrey,  W.,  woollen  merchant,  43  Tolbooth 
wyud  ;  house,  Janeville,  Summerside  place 

Jeffrey,  William  T.,  baker  and  confectioner, 
1  Brougham  place  and  25  Grassmarket ; 
house,  1  Panmure  place 

Jeffrey,  ]\Irs,  grocer,  67  Main  street 

Jeffrey,  Mrs,  15  Hope  park  terrace 

Jeffrey,  Mrs,  newsagent,  115  Fountainbridge ; 
house,  90  Grove  street 

Jeffrey,  Miss,  milliner,  33  North  Richmond  st. 

Jelstrup  &  Gray,  wholesale  glovers,  23  Ber- 
nard street 

Jenkin,Fleeming,  F.R.SS.L.  and  E.,  Professor 
of  Engineering,  5  Fettes  row 

Jenkins,  Francis,  clerk.  West  Preston  street 

Jenkins,  William,  Assistant  Master,  Geo.  Wat- 
son's, boarding-house,  9  and  10  Royal  cres. 

Jenkins,  Mrs,  ladies'  nm-se,  47  William  street 

Jenkinson,  Wm.  &  J.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 80,  81,  and  82  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 

Jenkinson,  A.  (./.  Miller  ^-  Co.),  2b  Gayfieldsq. 

Jenkinson,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
42  Abbey  hill;  house,  15  So.  Norton  place 

Jenkinson,  William  (W.  &f  J.  J.),  5  Hope 
street,  Leith 

Jenkinson,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
17  Broughton  st.  ;  house,  2  Baxter's  place 

Jervis,  Miss,  25  Morrison  street 

Jerviswoode,  Hon.  Lord,  10  Strathearn  road 

Jex-Blake,  Miss,  15  Buccleuch  place 

Jobson,  M.,  Baltic  hotel,  14  Commercial  st. 

Jockel,  Christian,  Berlin  and  Fraukfoit  ware- 
house. West-end  bazaar,  118  George  street 

Jockel,  C,  butcher,  hamcurer,  and  sausage 
maker,  60  Queen  street ;  house,  56 

John,  Thos.,  teacher  of  English,  10  Carlton  st. 

Johns,  Thomas,  5  North  St  David  street 

Johnson,  Frederick,  23  East  Drummond  st. 

Johnson,  Joseph,  39  Dublin  street 

Johnson,  T.  H.,  stationer,  2  Caledonian  road 

Johnson,  William  (/.  Sf^  Son),  12  India  place 

Johnson,  W.  D.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  36 
Bridge  street ;  house,  21  Dock  street 

Johnson,  Miss  Helen  M.,  boarding-school,  8 
Royal  circus 

Johnston  &  Co.,  engTavers,  lithographers, 
manufacturing  stationers,  &  general  printers, 
20  South  bridge 

Johnston  &  Thoni,  coal  merchants,  11  Port 
Hamilton  ;  house,  25  Archibald  place 

Johnston,  A.  &  J.,  provision  merchants,  91 
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Johnston,  Charles,  &  Co.,  tea  dealers,  23  St 
Patrick  square 

Johnston,  David.  &  Sons,  tanners,  curriers, 
and  leather  merchants,  Beaverbank  tan- 
works,  CanonmUls  ;  house,  6  Inrerleith  row 

Johnston.  G.,  &  Co.,  printere  and  pubLishei's, 
7  Hunter  square 

Johnston,  John  &  TT.,  siu'veyors  of  buildings, 
10  London  street 

Johnston,  Samuel,  &  Sou,  tea,  wine  and  spirit 
merchants,  67  Kicolsou  st. ;  ho.  1  Henry  pi. 

Johnston,  T.,  &  Sons,  wrights,  69  Rose  street 

Johnston,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  general  fiu'nishing 
ironmongers,  44  Tolbooth  wynd 

JOHNSTON,  W.  &  A.  K,  geographers,  en- 
grarers,  and  printers  to  the  Queen,  pub- 
lishers, lithogi-aphei-s,  letterpress  printers, 
stationers,  and  map  mounters,  4  St  Andrew 
square ;  sole  agents  in  Scotland  for  the 
Ordnance  and  Geological  Surveys.  '^  See 
Adv.  p.  45 

Johnston,  Alexr.,  builder,  5  Comely  green  pi. 

JOKNSTON,  ALEX.,  butcher,  3  Queensferry 
street ;  house,  4.     ^'  See  Adv.  p.  106 

Johnston,  Alex.  Keith,  LL.D.,  geogxapher  to 
the  Queen,  16  Grosvenor  crescent 

Johnston,  Alex.,  gardener,  9  Canning  place 

Johnston,  Alex.,  fleslier,  6  Middle  market; 
house,  64  South  Clerk  street 

Johnston,  Alex.  C.,  joiner,  30  Nicolson  street 

Johnston,  A.  (Thos.  J.  S,-  Soti).  69  Rose  street 

Johnston,  Rev.  Andrew,  28  Brunswick  street 

Johnston,  Archibald,  plate-chest  maker,  9 
Jamaica  street 

Johnston,  Charles,  5  Riclimond  terrace 

Johnston,  D.  A.,  jeweller  and  watchmaker,  6 
Queen's  place,  Leith 

Johnston,  Daniel,  10  Sylvan  jDlace 

Johnston,  David,  coal  merchant.  Echo  bank 

Johnston,  David,  coal  merchant,  N.B.R.  sta- 
tion, Leith  walk  ;  house,  1  Gayfield  place 

Johnston,  Fyndall  B.,  advocate.  28  Alva  st. 

Johnston.  George,  house  painter,  27  Elder  st. 

Johnston,  George,  publisher,  1  Stanhope  pi. 

Johnston.  Rev.  G.,  D.D.,  F.S.A.,  6  Minto  st. 

Johnston,  H.,  Summerfield  villa,  Restalrig  rd. 

Johnston,  Henry,  advocate,  34  Queen  street 

Johnston.  Capt.  J.  C,  R.N.,  5  Inverleith  row 

Johnston,  James,  currier,  Beaverbank  cottage, 
Lower  Broughton  road 

Johnston,  James,  butcher,  46  Broughton  st.  ; 
house,  64  South  Clerk  street 

Johnston.  .James,  joiner,  6  Bangor  road  j 

Johnston,  James,  oflQcer  of  Fisheries,  2  Dock^ 
place  ;  house,  9  Eastfield  place  : 

Johnston,  James,  shipmaster,  12  Hawthorn- 
bank  terrace 

Johnston,  James,  glass  and  china  merchant, ; 
16  West  port  &  15  E.Adam  st.;  ho.  1  Yennel' 

Johnston,  James,  poulterer,  6  Poultry  mar- 
ket;  house,  11  Melbourne  place 

Johnston,  Jas.  A.,  poulterer,  7  Poultry  market ; 
house,  441  Lawnmarket 


Johnston,  James,  smith  and  cartwright.  West 
ToUcross 

Johnston,  James  H.,  5  Cumin  place 

Johnston,  John,  3  Brougham  street 

Johnston,  John,  7  Thornville  terrace,  Lochend 
road 

Johnston,  John,  butcher,  40  Leven  st. ;  house, 
Scottcraig  \411a,  Viewforth  road 

Johnston,  John,  cork  manufacturer,  31a 
Green  side  street 

JOHNSTON,  JOHN  L.,  butcher,  poulterer,  and 
sausage-maker.  The  Southern  Emporium, 
1  W.  Xe-n-ington  terrace,  and  180  Canon- 
gate.     ^'  See  Adv.  p.  106 

Johnston,  -John,  coach-hirer,  Gilchrist  lane ; 
house,  3  Greenside  street 

Johnston,  John  {Cay  ^-  J.)  25  York  place 

Johnston,  John,  tobacconist,  Bro^^ai's  place, 
Ferry  road 

Johnston,  John,  smith,  30  Bristo  st.  ;  house, 
13  Middleton's  entry 

Johnston,  John,  jeweller,  17  Archibald  place 

Johnston,  John,  flesher,  12  St  Anthony  place 

Johnston,  John,  commercial  traveller,  26  Al- 
bany street,  Leith 

Johnston,  J.,  confectioner,  204  Cowgate 

Johnston,  Patrick,  broker,  136  Cowgate 

Johnston,  P.,  provision  dealer,  32  Sandport 
street ;  house,  20 

Johnston,  Peter,  mason,  5  Buccleuch  street ; 
house,  26  Crosscauseway 

Johnston,  Peter,  coal  merchant,  6  St  Leo- 
nard's station  ;  house.  Echo  bank 

Johnston,  R.  Fleming  {RicJiardson  §■  /.), 
Mount  Pleasant,  Canaan  lane 

Johnston,  Robert,  painter,  5  Charlotte  street, 
Leith 

Johnston,  Robert,  S.S.C.,  16  London  street 

Johnston,  Robert,  victual  dealer,  51  Hanover 
street ;  house,  67 

Johnston,  Robert,  5  Summer  bank 

Johnston,  Robert  (late  Walker  j^-  .Johnstoii), 
sculptor,  Heriot  hill,  Canonmills 

Johnston,  Robert,  accountant'(.-lf/e)/^  for  Briton 
]\fedical  and  General  Life  Association  and 
Northern  Assurance  Co.),  46  Queen  street 

.Johnston,  Robert,  baker  and  provision  mercht., 
21  Greenside  street;  house,  13  Calton  hill 

Johnston,  Robert,  provision  dealer,  10  Calton 
street ;  house,  31  Broughton  street 

Johnston,  Robert,  tobacconist  and  stationer, 
24  Rose  street 

Johnston,  R.  Brace,  W.S.,  17  Windsor  street 

Johnston,  T.  B.  (  W.  S,'  A.  K.  J.),  9  Claremont 
crescent 

Johnston,  Thos.  {Cay  S^-J.),  4  E.  Broughton  pi. 

Johnston,  Thos.  {T.  J.  c^  Son),  34  Castle  st. 

Johnston,  Thomas,  working  jeweller,  34  North 
bridge  ;  house,  13  Rankeillor  street 

Johnston,  Thos.  M.  {D.  J.  ^'  Sons),  6  Inver- 
leith row 

Johnston,  Thomas,  wholesale  and  retail  wine 
and  spuit  merchant,  1  Princes  street,  67 


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North  bridge,  and  19  Hanover  street;  house, 

1  Mound  place 
Johnsto  n ,  Tlios. ,  china  mer. ,  1 3  W.  Richmond  st. 
Johnston,  Thomas  S.,  coal   merchant,  Cale- 
donian  railway   station,    Leith ;    house,    2 

East  Pitt  street,  Bonningtou 
Johnston,  W.  M.,  5  Arthm-  street,  Pilrig  st.    j 
Johnston,  Wm.,  poulterer,  3  Poultry  market; 

house,  441  Lawnmarket 
Johnston,  William,  commission  merchant,  66 , 

Frederick  street  \ 

Johnston,  William  {In.  liev.),  17  Pilrig  street 
Johnston,  Wm.,  city  officer,  City  Chambers, 

10  Buccleuch  street 
Johnston,  William,  2  Haddington  place 
JOHNSTON,  WILLIAM,  French  polisher,  169 

Rose  street  lane,     ^i'  See  Adv.  p.  92 
Johnston,  William,  millwright,  50  Albany  st., 

Leith 
Johnston,  William,  surveyor  of  buildings,  10 

London  street ;  house,  28  Dundas  street 
Johnston,  "William,  10  Buccleuch  street 
Johnston,  William,  smith,  3  King's  stables 
Johnston,  Mrs  George,  25  South  Clerk  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  G.,  59  Earl  Grey  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  Henry,  34  Queen  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  J.  R.,  1  Belle vue  place 
Johnston,  Mrs  James,  30  Hamilton  place 
Johnston,  Mrs  John,  1  East  field 
Johnston,  Mrs  Robert,  12  Church  hill 
Johnston,  Mrs  Thomas,  5  Bedford  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  W.,  64  Frederick  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  AY.,  victualler,  19  Howe  street ; 

house,  23 
Johnston,  Mrs,  grocer,  8  Bangor  road 
Johnston,  Mrs,  provision  merch.,  22  Charles  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  47  Cumberland  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  lodgings,  51  Broughton  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  27  Royal  terrace 
Johnston,  Mrs,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Johnston,  Mrs,  35  Broughton  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  33  London  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  dairy,  141  High  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  china  and  stoneware  merchant, 

21  Home  street 
Johnston,  Miss  M.,  lodgings,  66  Frederick  st. 
Johnston,  Miss  Margaret,  3  Cambridge  street 
Johnston,  Miss  M.,  gxocer,  86  Rose  street 
Johnston,  Miss,  31  East  Claremont  street 
Johnston,  Miss,  of  Sands,  18  Chester  street 
Johnston,  Miss,  1  Great  Stuart  street 
Johnston,  ^liss,  straw  hat  maker,  7  Hay  st. 
Johnston,  Misses,  17  Chester  street 
Johnston,  Misses,  8  Pilrig  street 
Johnston,  Helen,  grocer,  86  Fountainbridge 
Johnstone,  Hugh,  &  Co.,  clothiers,   etc.,   57 

North  bridge 
Johnstone,  Hunter,  &  Co.,  publishers,  4  Mel- 

bom-ne  place 
Johnstone,    Adam,    solicitor,    North    British 

Railway  Co.,  1  Register  place 
Johnstone,  Alfred  C,  corn-factor,  40  Quality 

street;  house,  1  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 


Johnstone,  Edward,  65  Lauriston  place 
Johnstone,    George,  teacher  of  dancing  and 

music,  22  Elder  street 
Johnstone,  Hugh  (//.  j^'  /•),  8  Brougham  st. 
Johnstone,  James,  4  Gardner's  crescent 
Johnstone,  James,  5  Glover  street 
Johnstone,  James,  9  Royal  terrace 
Johnstone,  John,  printer,  5  Caledonian  road 
Johnstone,  Robert,  advocate,  17  Nelson  street 
Johnstone,  Robert,  10  Salisbury  street 
Johnstone,  R.  C,  7  Livingstone  place 
Johnstone,  Admiral  Sir  William  James  Hope, 

K.C.B.,  24  Albany  street 
Johnstone,  William,  15  Grange  loan 
Johnstone,  William  M.,  S.S.C,  5  London  st. 
Johnstone,  William  Walker,  D.C.S.,  13  Carl- 
ton street 
Johnstone,  Wm.  W.,  nurseryman,  3  Smrimer 

place 
Johnstone,  Mrs  C,  54  North  Pitt  street 
Johnstone,  Mrs  Robert,  5  Buccleuch  place 
Johnstone,  Mrs  W.,  4  Northumberland  place 
Johnstone,  Mrs  W.  B.,  30  Danube  street 
Johnstone,  ^Irs,  ladies'  nurse,  20  Picardy  place 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  50  Melville  street 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  1  Union  place.  Trinity 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  14  Trinity  crescent 
Johnstone,  Miss  Hope,  Hopetoun  lodge.  New- 
haven  road 
Johnstone,  Miss,  4  Brougham  place 
Johnstone,  Miss,  dressmaker,  2  Nicolson  sq. 
Johnstone,    Miss,    day  and   boarding  school, 

20  Annaudale  street 
Johnstone,  Miss,  4  Gardner's  crescent 
Joint-stock  Compaxies  Registration  Office, 

Exchequer  ;  10  to  3,  Saturday  10  to  12 
Jolly,  John,  53  Frederick  street 
Jolly,  Stewart  Lyell,  29  Buckingham  terrace 
Jolly,  Mrs  W.  G.,  17  Manor  place 
Jones,   R.    M.,  &  Co.,    wine   merchants,    48 

Constitution  street 
Jones,  Alexander  F.,  7  Walker  street 
Jones,   Francis,  deputy-controller  {G.P.O.}, 

78  Lauriston  place 
Jones,  Fred.  A.,  Alma  villa,  Strathearn  road 
Jones,  Jenkiu  {Inland  Rev.),  16  Brougham  st. 
Jones,  Michael,  lodgings,  99  Grassmarket 
Jones,  R.  M.  (R.  M.  J.  cj-  Co.),  29  Scotland 

Jones,  T.  W.,  W.S.,  16  Comely  bank 
Jones,  Mrs  C.  AVillding,  Coates  house 
Jones,  Mrs  Heushaw,  10  Castle  terrace 
Jones,  Mrs,  27  Nelson  street 
Jones,  Miss  ^I.  A.,  Mount  Pleasant  cottage, 

Canaan  lane 
Jones,  Miss  M.  A.,  dressmaker,  59  Thistle  st. 
Jopp,  John  N.,  &  Co.,  land  and  estate  agents, 

25  East  Drummond  street 
Jopp,  Charles,  civil  engineer,  30  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  3  Royal  terrace 
Jopp,  Mrs,  30  Albany  street 
Jordan,   James   {Stewart   tV   J-),    59    Prince 

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Jordan,  John,  125  Constitution  street 

Joss,  John,  gardener  and  florist,  2  Blackford 

place,  Moruingside 
Joss,  Miss  A.,  2  Blackford  place,  Morningside 
Junner,    John  C,  W.S.,   1  Northumberland 

street ;  house,  25  Nelson  street 
Jupp,  A.,  music  warehouse,  48  Leith  street; 

house,  4c  Pilrig  street 
Jupp,  K.,  musicseller,  31  and  32  Kirkgate ; 

house,  30 
Judicial  Statistics  Department,  30  Castle 

terrace  ;  William  Donaldson,  collector 
Juridical  Society,  40  Charlotte  square 
Jurisprudence,  Journal  of  ;  T.  &  T.  Clark, 

38  George  street 
Justice   of  Peace  Office,    10   Royal   Ex- 
change ;  R.  Morham,  clerk 
Justice  of  Peace  Office  for  County,  County 

hall :  10  to  3  and  7  to  8  ;  Saturday,  10  to  2 
Justiciary  Office,  40—42  Register  house 

Kall,  Wm. ,  &  Co. ,  merchants,  35  Bernard  street 
Karley,  Mrs  A.,  4  Clarendon  cresceut 
KauKuss,    Francis    Joseph,    glass    engxaver, 

Clapperton  place,  London  road 
KA.Y  &  CO.,   wine  and  spirit  merchants,   39 

Jamaica  street.     See  Adv.  p.  102 
Kay,   Alexander,   &  Co.,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  144  Princes  street 
Kay,  Thomas,  &  Son,  plumbers,  brassfounders, 

and  gasfitters,  18a  Charlotte  place  ;  house, 

30  Alva  street 
Kay,  Charles,  seedsman,  11  St  Patrick  sq. 
Kay,  Charles,  53  Canongate 
Kay,  George,  26  Buccleuch  place 
Kay,  George,  fruiterer,  13  West  Newington 

place  ;  house,  2  Salisburj'-  place 
Kay,  George,  provision  merchant,  321  High  st. 
Kay,  H.  R.  (T.  K.  if  Son),  30  ^Vlva  street 
Kay,  James,  clerk  of  works,  47  Brunswick  st. 
Kay,  James  (Turnhull  ^'A'.),  3  E.  London  st. 
Kay,  John  {Turnhull  ^-  A'.),  15  Leopold  place 
Kay,  John,  72  Northumberland  street 
Kay,  John,  16  Cobden  terrace 
Kay,  John,  coal  agent,  Port  Hopetouu 
Kay,  Peter,  clerk,  2  Albert  place 
Kay,  Richard,  glassmaker,  37  Alva  place 
Kay,  Robert,  Union  hotel,  4  Lothian  road 
Kay,  Thomas,  4  Queensferry  street 
Kay,  William,  bootmaker,  38  Alva  street 
Kay,  William,  bootmaker,  10  India  place 
Kay,  Wm.  F.  {K.  Sf  Co.),  72  Northumberland  st. 
Kay,    William,    bookseller    and   stationer,    5 

Bank  street,  and  '  The  Box,'  Lindsay  place  ; 

house,  2  Wharton  place 
Kay,  Mrs  Alexander,  143  Princes  street 
Kay,  Mrs  William,  20  Drummond  place 
Kay,  Mrs,  6  Roxburgh  street 
Kay,  Ikirs,  34  St  Leonard  street 
Kay,  Mrs,  10  Broughton  street 
Kay,  !Mrs,  5  Romilly  place 
Kay,  Miss,  fruiterer,  78  Queen  street 
Kay,  Miss,  10  South  Charlotte  street 


Kean,  Nathaniel,  22  Rutland  square 
Keane,  M.  J.,  spirit  merchant,  22  Thistle  st. 
Keating,    Edward,    shoe-heel   and    toe-plate 
manufr.,  66  Potterrow ;  ho.  3  Carnegie  st. 
Keay,  Wm.,  warehouseman,  7  Spittal  street 
Keay,  Mrs,  milliner,  27  Bread  street 
Keay,    Misses,    establishment   for  board   and 

education  of  young  ladies,  5  Grove  street 
Keddie,  A.  &  A.,  &  Co.,  general  drapers,  257 

and  265  High  street 
Keddie,  Jn.,  &  Son,  bakers  and  confectioners, 

16  Hill  place  ;  house,  7  Hill  square 
Keddie,  David,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and 
undertaker,  19  Church  st.  ;  ho.  40  Lidia  st. 
Keddie,  David,  11  Grindlay  street 
Keddie,  John,  bootmaker,  33  George  street ; 

house,  52  Broughton  street 
Keddie,  J.  A.,  spirit  merchant,  202  Rose  st.  ; 

house,  165 
Keddie,    Thomas,     upholsterer,    undertaker, 
house  agent,   and  appraiser,   18  Charlotte 
place  ;  house,  63  Lothian  road 
Keddie,  Thomas,  spii'it  merchant,  88  Consti- 
tution street 
Keddie,  Thomas,  printer,  26  Lady  Menzies  pi. 
Keddie,  William,  tailor,  15  St  Anthony  place 
Keddie,  Miss  Jane,  grocer,  19  Hart  street 
Kedslie,  Alexander,  Malta  house,  Malta  terrace 
Kedslie,  George,  Hebron  bank,  Canaan  lane 
Kedzlie,  Robert,  diaper,  76  South  Clerk  st. 
Keegan  &  Welsh,  S.S.C,  10  Duke  street 
Keegan,  John,  S.S.C.  (A'.  cV  Wehh),  10  Duke 

street 
Keegan,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  North  St  David  street 
Keiller,    Alexander,    M.D.,    F.R.C.P.E.,    21 

Queen  street 
Keiller,  William,  17  Buccleuch  place 
Keir,  James,  advocate,  10  Albyn  place 
Keir,  Robert,  warehouseman,  28  Bernard  st. 
Keir,  William,  advocate,  29  Howe  street 
Keir,  William,  8  Comely  bank 
Keith  &  Co.,  advertising  and  newspaper  agents, 

35  Hanover  street 
Keith,  David,  writer,  98  Gilmore  place 
Keith,  Geo.  S.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  57  Northum- 
berland street 
Keith,  George,  4  Milne  square 
Keith,  John,  16  Picardy  place 
Keith,    Thomas,   M.D.,   F.R.C.S.E.,  2  North 

Charlotte  street 
Keith,  Mrs,  4  Panmure  place 
Keith,  Mrs,  2  Albert  tei-race,  Trinity 
Keith,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  6  Wemyss  terrace 
Keith,  Mrs,  35  Castle  street 
Kell,  Mrs,  1 1  Maiior  place 
Kelland,  Professor,  20  Clarendon  crescent 
Kellet,  Alex.,  ironmonger,  tinsmith,  and  gas- 
fitter,  55  Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  38 
Kellet,  John,  ii-onmonger,  tinsmith,  and  gas- 
fitter,  63  Broughton  street 
KeUie,  David  H.,  baker,  42  Buccleuch  street 
KeUo,  Richard,  13  Gardner's  crescent 


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Kellock,  A.,  &  Co.,  clothiers  and  outfitters, 

39  and  40  South  bridge 
Kellock,  Andrew   (/I.    A'.    &;    Co.),  Verbena 

cottage,  Murray  street,  Scieunes  hill 
Kellow,  J.  G.  (N.  B.  B.).,  3  W.  Montgomerypl. 
KELLY,  JOHN,  &  SON,  smiths,  lockmakers, 

ironmongers,     tinsmiths,     and    hot  -  water 

engineers,    113  Rose  street.      'i<  See  Adv. 

p.  77 
KeUy,  Bruce,  9  Raeburn  place 
Kelly,  George  J.,  telegraph  officer,  8  Frederick 

Kelly,  John  (/.  K.  Sf  Son),  6  Castle  street 
Kelly,  John,  teacher,  Donaldson's  Hospital 
Kelly,  Peter,  15  Upper  Grove  place 
Kelly,  Robert,  teacher,  115  Canongate 
Kelly,  Thomas  (J.  K.  tS'  Son),  17  Castle  street 
Kelly,  W.  R.,  (i  Kirk  street,  Leith 
KeUy,    Mrs,    midwife   and   ladies'   nurse,   23 

Howe  street 
Kelly,  Mary,  broker,  254  Cowgate 
Kelmau,  Rov.  John,  M.A.,  4  Claremont  park 
Kelso,  Colonel,  7  Lennox  street 
Kelso,  Miss,  Ashbrook,  Ferry  road 
Kelt,  Mrs,  china  merchant,  35  Blair  street; 

house,  42  High  street 
Kemp  &  Co.,    chemical,    photographic,    and 

philosophical      instrument      makers      and 

chemists,  12  &  13  Infirmary  st.-,  workshop,  8 
Kemp,  Hislop,  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  4 

Bernard  street 
Kemp,   J.   &  R.,    coal    merchants,    14   Port' 

Hamilton  ;  house,  5  Morrison  street 
Kemp,  Alexander,  builder,  8  Montague  street 
Kemp,  Alexander,  9  Crichton  street 
Kemp,   David  R.   (Union  Bank),  Viewbank 

villa,  Viewforth 
Kemp,  D.  William,  9  Vanburgh  place 
Kemp,  F.  {B.  L.  C.  Bank),  33  Dundas  street 
Kemp,    George,    coach   and   van   builder,    1 

Union  place,  Bennington  road 
Kemp,  George,  teacher  of  di'awing,  1  Union 

place,  Bonnington  road 
Kemp,  George,  clerk,  14  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Kemp,  George,  joiner,  9  Davie  street 
Kemp,   George,  butcher,  26  Broughton  st.  ; 

house,  32 
Kemp,  James,  flour  merchant,  79  Clerk  st.  ; 

house,  81 
Kemp,  James,  8  Melville  crescent 
Kemp,  John,  engineer,  11  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Kemp,  Robert  {late  Kirkicood  <^'  7t.),  plumber 

and  gasfitter,  50  Frederick  st. ;  workshops, 

W.  Thistle  st.  lane  ;.  house,  11  Howe  street 
Kemp,  Mrs,  5  Valleyfield  street 
Kemp,  Mrs  T.  L.,  Williamfield,  Newhaven  rd. 
Kempster,  Mrs  T.,  laundress,  10  St  James'  pi. 
Kemys,  Mrs,  11  Castle  street 
Kenmore,  Mrs  W.  F.,  11  Dublin  street 
Kennedy    &   Ritchie,    joiners   and    cabinet- 
makers, 34  South-east  Rose  street  lane 
Kennedy,  Alexander,  11  Bread  street 
Kennedy,  Alex.,  coal  merchant,  1  Home  street 


Kennedy,  Angus    {Inland  Revenue),  Wardie 

crescent 
Kennedy,     Charles,     corkcutter,     36     North 

Richmond  street ;  house,  40 
Kennedy,  Daniel,  live-stock  agt.,  14  Gardner's 

crescent 
Kennedy,  Dav.  (A'.  S;  Ritchie),  72  Broughton  st. 
Kennedy,  David,  vocalist,  21  TantaUon  place 
Kennedy,  Rev.  Ebenezer,  62  Gilmore  place 
Kennedy,  Frederick,  hop  and  seed  merchant, 

51  Princes  street ;  house,  3  Bonnington  ter. 
Kennedy,  Hugh,  W.S.,  33  Scotland  street 
Kennedy,  Hugh,  Murdoch  terrace 
Kennedy,  James,  toy  and  fancy  warehouse, 

19  South  College  street:  house,  459  Lawn- 
market 
Kennedy,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

Cherry  bank,  Newhaven  road 
Kennedy,  John,  W.S.,  71  Great  King  street 
Kennedy,  John  J.  A.  G.,  clerk,  25  Pauraure  pi. 
Kennedy,  John,  builder,  19  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Kennedy,  John  L.,  pawnbroker,  1  Milne  sq. 
Kennedy,  Captain  N.,  1  Manor  place 
Kennedy,  Robt.,  ironmonger,  45  Candlemaker 

row ;  house,  37 
Kennedy,  Robert,  civil  engineer,  Adyar  cot- 
tage, Blackford  road 
Kennedy,  Robert  A.,  3  Viewforth  terrace 
Kennedy,  Samuel,  5  Maryfield  place 
Kennedy,  Samuel  (G'/?Z«e.s^ir.),  24 Panmure pi. 
Kennedy,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  135  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Kennedy,  T.,  2  St  James'  place 
Kennedy,  "Wm.,  Waterloo  hotel  and  Waterloo 

rooms,  23  and  24  Waterloo  place 
Kennedy,  William,  W.S.,  59  Northumberland 

street 
Kennedy,  William,  Wardie  crescent 
Kennedy,  William,  cabinetmaker  and  furni- 
ture dealer,  6  Hamilton  place 
Kennedy,  "WiUiam,  lecturer,  Normal  School, 

5  Whitehead  place 
Kennedy,  Wm.,  hotelkeeper,  8  Princes  sti'eet 
Kennedy,  W.  W.,  agent.  111  Princes  stret 
Kennedy,  Lady  William,  2  Buckingham  ter. 
Kennedy,  Mrs,  6  Rillbank  terrace 
Kennedy,  Mrs,  19  Drumdryan  street 
Kennedy,  Mrs,  25  Thistle  street 
Keimedy,  Mrs  Robert,  spuit  merchant,  1  St 

James'  place  ;  house,  2 
Kennedy,  Mrs  Thomas,  Wardie  hotel,  Wardie 
Kennedy,    Margaret,    spirit    merchant,    167 

Pleasance 
Kennedy,  Miss,  26  Cumberland  street 
Kennedy,  Misses,  boarding  school  for  yoimg 

ladies,  1  Church  hill 
Kennedy,  Misses,  milliners,  7  W.Newingtonpl. 
Kenneth,  Mrs,  French  stay  maker,  2  Tobago  pi. 
Kenuington  &  Jenner,silk  mercers  and  drapers, 

47  and  48  Princes  st.,  and  2,  4,  6,  8,  10.  and 

12  St  David  street 
Kent,  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Howe  street 
Kenward,  W.,  music  teacher,  6  Randolph  pi. 


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Ker,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  30  Nicolsou 

street 
Ker,  David,  14  Forth  street 
Ker,  Jas.,  lathsplitter,  35  Haddington  place; 

honse,  Shrub  hill,  Shrub  place 
Ker,  Jas.  S.,  Salisbury -villa,  St  Leonard's  hill 
Ker,  Robert  Darling,  i-egistrar  of  births,  deaths, 

and  marriages  for  district  of  St  Andre-vv,  and 

agent  to  the  Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life 

Insurance  Co.,  9  North  St  David  street 
Ker.  R.  D..  St  Leonard  house,  32  St  Leonard  st. 
Ker,  Colonel  Thomas  D.,  45  Dick  place 
Ker,  Thomas,  cutler  and  surgical  instrument 

maker,  27  Potterrow 
Ker,  Mrs  R.  W.,  10  Middleby  street 
Ker,  Mrs  William,  7  Albert  teiTace 
Ker,  Miss,  9  Greenhill  gardens 
Ker,  Misses,  28  Rutland  square 
Ker,  Misses,  4  Inverleith  terrace 
Kermack,    TV.    R.,    T7.S.,    commissioner   for 

taking  affidavits  in  the  Court^  of  Chanceiy 

of  Ireland,  9  HiU  st. ;  ho.  10  Atholl  crescent 
KeiT  &  Anderson,  wholesale  tea  merchants 

and  agents,  26  Greenside  place 
Kerr  &  Co.,  china  warehouse,  34  Broughton  st. 
Kerr,   Hatton,   &  Co.,   wine   merchants  and 

agents,  St  Anthony  court,  Leith 
Kerr,  Alexander  C,  printer,  9  Brighton  street 
Kerr,    Alexander,  boot   and    shoe   maker,    2 

Spittal  street ;  house,  14 
Kerr,  Alexander,  metropolitan  lodging-house, 

139  Grassmarket 
Kerr,  Alexander,  7  St  Patrick  square 
Kerr,   Andrew,    architect    {Office    of  H.M. 

Works),  3  Findhorn  place 
Kerr,  Andrew,  brewer,  16  East  Norton  place 
Kerr,  And.  A.  {Royal  Bank),  4  Broughton  pi. 
Kerr,  Charles  James,  32  Grove  street 
Kerr,  Charles  M.,  11  Dean  terrace 
Kerr,  Chas.  W.  R.,  14  Constitution  street 
KeiT,  David,  21  Warriston  crescent 
Kerr,  David,  stone-carver,  21  Morrison  street; 

house,  25  Upper  Grove  place 
Kerr,  George,  6  Gillespie  crescent 
Kerr,  G.,  tobacconist,  34  Kirkgate 
Kerr,  Henry,  7  Abbotsford  crescent 
Kerr,  H.  N.  J.,  40  Inverleith  row 
KEEE,   HUGH,   coach-hirer,  2   Hope  street; 

ho.  9  Queensferry  street.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  110 
Kerr,    James,    grocer,    89    Nicolson    street ; 

house,  25  Rankeillor  street 
Kerr,  James,  spirit  merchant,  Volunteer  Arms, 

Morningside 
Kerr,  James,  housekeeper.  Sheriff  Courthouse 
Kerr,  James,  21  Charlotte  square 
KeiT,  James,  joiner,  1  Panmm-e  place 
Kerr,  Captain  James,  R.N.,  6  Hamilton  place, 

Newington 
Kerr,  James  (Sasine  Office),  5  Torphichen  st. 
Kerr,  James  (G.P.O.),  54  St  Mary  street 
Kerr,  James,  11  Henderson  place 
Kerr,  James,  coal  merchant,  12  Dewar  place 
Kerr,  Jas.,  provision  merchant,  27  Bridge  st. 


Kerr,   John,  chicken,  ham,  and  tongue  ware- 
house, 32  Lothian  street 
Kerr,  John  F.,  glazier,  61b  Frederick  street 
Kerr,  John,  clerk  of  works,  7  Windmill  street 
Kerr,  John,  27  North  Richmond  street 
Kerr,  John,  smith.  Main  point 
Kerr,  Robert,  butcher,  166  Canongate 
Kerr,  Robert,  advocate,  4  Broughton  place 
Kerr,  Robert,  9  Great  Stuart  street 
Kerr,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  7  Abbey  strand 
Kerr,  Robt.  (K.,  Hatton,  cV  Co.),  10  Brandon  st 
Kerr,  S.  B.,  tailor  and  clothier,  2  North  bridge 
Kerr,  Stair,  Lorraine,  Napier  road 
Kerr,  Thomas  (G.P.O.),  5  Yiolet  bank 
Kerr,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  22  Leith  street 
Kerr,  Thomas,  2  JLansfield  place 
Kerr,  Thoma?,  187  Causewayside 
Kerr,  Thos.,  coal  mercht.,  li  So.  St  James  st. 
Kerr,  Thomas,  5  Hamilton  place,  Newington 
Kerr,   William,   private   hotel,    138  and   140 

George  street  and  39  Charlotte  square 
Kerr,Wm.,ccrk  manufacturer,  22  Buccleuch  St. 
Kerr,  Wm.,  teacher  of  vocal  music,  10  Keir  st. 
Kerr,  William,  grocer,  1  Ferguson's  buildings 
Kerr,  William,  53  Albany  street 
Kerr,  William,  paperstaiuer,  2  Shrub  place 
Kerr,    Mrs    Cecilia,   hcensed    broker,    45    St 

^lary  street 
Kerr,  Mrs  James,  bookseller  and  circulating 
library,  32  Nicolson  st. ;  ho.  6  Livingstone  pi. 
Kerr,  Mrs  Jane,  ladies'  nurse,  6  Saunders  st. 
Kerr,  Mrs  John  B.,  umbrella  manufacturer,  47 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Kerr,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  27  India  place 
Kerr,  Mrs,  19  Fettes  row 
Kerr,  Mrs,  175  Causewayside 
Kerr,  Mrs,  20  Dublin  street 
Kerr,  Miss  G.,  cloakmaker  and  machinist,  18 

Downie  place 
Kerr,  Miss,  confectioner,  144  Rose  street 
Kerr,  Miss,  36  Alva  place 
Kerr,  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Melbourne  place 
Kerr,  Miss,  10  Forres  street 
Kerse,  William,  39  Dick  place 
Kesson,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker  and  house  jobber, 

69  Grove  street ;  house,  3  Semple  street 
Ketchen,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  11  Dalrymple  pi. 
Ketching,  Mrs,  13  East  Preston  street 
Kettle,  R.,  Capt.  Roy.  Artillery,  9  Smith's  pi. 
Key,  George,  16  Montague  street 
Key,   Thomas,  deputy  inspector-general,  In- 
dian army,  42  George  square 
Kidd,  Eunson,  &  Co.,  commission  agents  and 

merchants,  8  Quahty  street 
Kidd,  David  (M.  Sorensen  ^-iT.),  4  Van  burgh 

place 
Kidd,  James,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Kidd,  James,  agent,  Mayfield  loan 
Kidd,  James,  janitor.  New  College,  Mound  pi. 
Kidd,  John,  merchant,  3  Cassels  place 
Kidd,  John  R.,  -m-iter,  3  Grove  place 
Kidd,  Jn.,  baker  and  victual  dealer,  21  Arthur 
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KidJ,  Mrs,  2  George's  place 
Kidd,  Miss,  5  Portland  place 
Kiddy,  Mrs,  61  Clerk  street 
Kilgour,  Alexander,  cooper,  94  West  bow 
Kilgour,  J.  H.,  1  Gladstone  terrace 
Kilgour,  James,  classical  teacher,  32  Grove  st. 
Kilgour,  John,  surveyor,  77  George  street 
Kilgour,  Joseph  (agent  for  Cassell,  Smith,  tV 
Co.,  Londoii),  wholesale  and  retail  grocer, 
tea  and  coffee  merchant,  69  Tolbooth  wynd  ; 
house,  2  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Kilgour,  Wm.,  of  Glaslie,  41  Inverleith  row 
Kilgour,  Mrs,  8  Elder  street 
Kilgour,  Mrs,  lodgings,  29  Howe  street 
Killen,  jas..  Catholic  bookseller,  242  Cowgate 

KiLLINGWORTII   COLLIERY  OfFICE,  11  Antigua 

street 
Kilpatrick,  Andrew,  dairyman,  5  Balbirnie  pi. 
Kilpatrick,   11.  Grainger  (Christie   Sj    A'.),   1 

Archibald  place 
Kilpatrick,    Hugh,    tailor    and    clothier,    10 

Brougham  street 
Kilpatrick,  Mrs,  victual  dealer,  173  "West  port ; 

house,  8  Spittal  street 
Kim,  David,  8  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Kim,  John,  clerk,  8  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Kincaid,  Miss,  1  North  Merchistou  place 
King,  Benjamin,  31  Maryfield  place 
King,  Campbell,  York  lodge,  York  road 
King,    Charles   Scott,    oyster    merchant,    15 

Catherine  street 
King,  Rev.  David,  LL.D.,Annaghmore,  Napier 

road 
King,  Henry,  wheelwright,  109  Kirkgate 
King,    J.    Falconer,   analytical    chemist   and 

lecturer  on  chemistry,  inspector  of  lime  and 

lemon   juice   to   the    Board   of   Trade,    89 

Constitution  st.  ;  ho.  York  lodge,  York  road 
King,  J.  Haliburton,  West  India  merchant, 

3  Northumberland  street 
King,  James,  tailor,  118  Princes  street 
King,  John,  commercial  traveller,  14  Lauris- 

ton  gardens 
King,  John,  38  Broughton  street 
King,  John,  coal  agent,  Scotland  street  station ; 

house,  81  High  street 
KING,  PERCIVAL,  teacher  of  cricket,  cricket 

and  football  Avarehouse,  54c  Lothian  street ; 

house,  18.     '!-  See  Adv.  p.  45 
King,    Robert,    gasfitter   and   bellhanger,   6 

Simon  square 
King,  Thomas,  confectioner,  5  Church  street ; 

house,  1  Horn  lane 
King,  Rev.  William,  11  Clarence  street 
King,  William,  spirit  merchant,  24  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith  ;  house,  22 
King,  Wm.,  head-master,  Stewart's  Institu- 
tion; house,  Stewart  villa.  Dean 
King,    William,    chemist    and   druggist,    10 

Amelia  Ann  place 
King,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Lawrie  street 
King,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  27  Jamaica  street 
King,  Mrs,  18  Roxburgh  street 


King,  Mrs,  12  Clifton  terrace 
King,  Miss,  13  North  Merchiston  place 
King,  Misses,  lodgings,  10  and  14  Castle  street 
Kinghorn,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  110  Rose 

street ;  house,  112 
Kinghorn,  Alexander,  commercial    traveller, 

Moncrieff  terrace 
Kinghorn,  James,  47  Albany  street,  Leith 
Kinghorn,  Wm.,  Bonnington  villa,  Bonnington 
Kinghorn,  William  Clerk,  8  Prince  Consort  pi. 
Kinghorn,  Miss,  3  E.  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Kinlay,    James,   joiner  and  cabinetmaker,   6 

West  Crosscauseway 
Kinlay,  John,  coal  mercht.,  25  St  Leonard's  hill 
Kinleyside,  Daniel,  coal  mercht.,  9  Stead's  pi. 
Kinloch,    Andi-ew,  shipping,   insurance,    and 

general  agent,    6   India  buildings ;    house, 

47  Buccleuch  street 
Kinloch,  Geo.,  of  Kinloch,  32  Drummond  pi. 
Kinloch,  Geo.  R.,  W.  Coates  villa,  W.  Coates 
Kinloch,  James,  dairyman,  20  Hanover  street 
Kinloch,  Hon.  Lord,  24  Great  King  street 
Kinloch,  Mrs,  lodgings,  68  George  street 
Kinloch,  Miss,  7  Dick  jjlace 
Kinmond,  John,  clerk  of  works,  8  Spittal  st. 
Kinnaird,  James,  63  Thistle  street 
Kinnaird,  William,  contractor,  31  Bangor  road 
Kinnear,  Alexander  S.,   advocate,  33  North- 
umberland street 
Kinnear,  C.  G.  H.  (Peddie  S^-  K.),  12  Grosvenor 

crescent 
Kinnear,  David,    accountant,  21  Elder  street 
Kinnear,  George  T.,  W.S.  (Hamilton  Sj-  A'.). 

28  Royal  circus 
Kinnear,  James,  5  Scotland  street 
Kinnear,  James  (G.P.O.),  7  Violet  bank 
Kinnear,  John  (N.B.R.),  4  Tarvit  street 
Kinnear,  Samuel,  j^rinter,  8  Tarvit  street 
Kinnear,    Mrs,    pawnbroker,    7    Hay   street  : 

house,  12  Sciennes 
Kinnell,  David,  77  Rose  street 
Kimiiburgh,  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Roxburgh  st. 
Kinninmont,  R.  K.,  mineral  oil  merchant  and 

comm.  agent.  Dean  bank  lodge,  Dean  bank 
Kimiis,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  12  Walker  terrace 
Kinnoch,    Andrew,    Abbey   hill   foundry,    59 

Abbey  hill ;  house,  61 
Kinnoch,  Charles,  secretary,  Deaf  and  Dumb 

Benevolent  Society,  19  Melville  terrace 
Kinross,  Andw.,  lithographer,  10  W.  Tollcross 
Kippen,  Dun.,  spirit  merchant,  25  Richmond 

place 
Kippen,  James  H.,  of  Westerton,  8  Oxford  ter. 
Kirk  &  M'Gladrie,  wine  merchants  and  grocers, 

42  Tolbooth  wynd 
Kirk,  Alexander,  18  Livingstone  place 
Kirk,  George,  shipowner,  12  Cassels  place 
Kirk,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  223 

and  225  High  street  and  461  Lawnmarket ; 

house,  8  North  Mansionhouse  road 
Kirk,    Rev.    Professor    John,     17    Greenhill 

gardens 
Kirk,  John,  W.S.,  12  Claremont  crescent 


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Kirk,  John,  saleroom,  '22  Victoria  street 

Kirk,  Major,  staff-officer  of  Pensioners  ;  office, 
Edin.  Castle  ;  house,  Westerhall,  Meadows 

Kirk,  William,  tobacconist,  10  W.  Nicolson  st. 

Kirk,  "William,  bootmaker,  111  Fouutainbridge 

Kirk,  Mrs  E.,  2  M'Laren  terrace 

Kii'k,  ^[rs,  13  Salisbury  street 

Kii-k,  Miss,  5  Roxburgh  place 

Kirk,  Miss,  ladies'  outfit  and  baby  linen  rooms, 
41  George  street ;  house,  5  Roxburgh  place 

Kii'kcaldy,  Peter,  joiner,  11  Upper  Grove  pi. 

Kirkham,  Miss,  58  Broughton  street 

Kii-khope,  John,  &  Sous,  -wine  merchants,  22 
Queensferry  street ;  house,  Randolph  villa, 
West  Coates 

Ku'khope,  Alexander,  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 3  Scotland  street ;  house,  1 

Kirkland,  John,  manager,  Duke  of  Hamilton's 
collieries,  10  and  15b  Port  Hamilton;  house, 

7  Spittal  street 

Kirkland,  W.  D.,  8  Findhom  place 
Kirkland,  Mrs  William  S.,  13  Raebm-u  place 
Kti'kpatrick,  Jn.,  juu., advocate,  10  Doune  tor. 
Kirkpatrick,  Thomas,  painter  and  decorator, 

112  Constitution  street ;  house,  117 
Kirkpatrick,  Thomas,  8  Heriot  place 
KirkjDatrick,  Misses,  39  Moray  place 
Kti-kup,  Jas.,  spirit  dealer,  23  St  Leonard  st. 
Kirkwood,  Alexander,  &  Son,  medallists,  die 

and    stamp   cutters,   9   St  James'  square ; 

house,  19  Dick  place 
Kirkwood,  Alexander,  engraver  and  die  cutter, 

8  North  bridge, 
Ivii'kwood,  C,  41  Clerk  street 

Kirkwood,  James,  working  je\veller,  12  Thistle 

street ;  house,  37  London  street 
Kirkwood,    James,    hardware    merchant,    29 

South  bridge;  house,  11  Abbotsford  park 
Kirkwood,  Rev.  James,  27  East  Claremont  st. 
Kirkwood,  John,  18  Gladstone  terrace 
Ku'kwood,  Robert,  plumber,  204  Rose  street 
Kirkwood,  Thomas,  7  West  Adam  street 
Kirkwood,  Mrs  Captain  James,  25  York  place 
Kirman,  Mrs  William,  coach  proprietor,  Loch- 

rin ;    clerk's   house   and  stables,  4   Lower 

Gilmore  place  ;  house,  77  Gilmore  place 
Kitchen,  John,  slater,  16  Cowan's  close 
Kitto,  Edmund  S.,  7  Henderson  row 
Klausman,  A.  &  D.,  clockmakers,  23  Lothian 

street 
Knapp,  Mrs,  55  Inverleith  row 
ICuight,  William,  29  Clarence  street 
Knight,  W.,  18  Gardner's  crescent 
Knight,  Miss,  1  Montpelier 
Knight,  Miss,  dressmaker,  38  Broughton  st. 
Knoblauch,  Hugo,  merchant,  41  Constitution 

street ;  house,  5  Derby  street 
EJiott,  Tavernor,  portrait  painter,  93  George 

street ;  house,  5  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Knott,  Mrs,  102  Gilmore  place 
Knowles,  George,  67  Prince  Albert  buildings 
Knowles,  Jasper,  confectioner,  7  Bank  street ; 

house,  13 

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Knowles,  Robert,  12  Drumdryan  street 

Knowles,  Miss,  cbessmaker,  75  Broughton  st. 

Kno.K,  Samuel,  &  Dickson,  frmge  and  gimp 
manufacturers,  hosiers,  glovers,  and  small- 
ware  merchants,  jewellers,  and  perfumers, 
13,  15,  and  17  South  Hanover  street,  and  42 
Rose  street ;  factory.  Mound  place 

Knox,  Adam  (Caledonian  Insurance  Co.),  16 
Hart  street 

Knox,  James,  &  Sons,  glaziers  and  painters,  19 
Greenside  place  ;  ho.  4  East  Broughton  pi. 

Knox,  James,  jomer,  3  Gibson  st.,  Broughton 
road 

Knox,  John,  56  George  street 

Knox,  Thomas  (/v.,  Samuel,  ^'  Dickson),  2 
Dick  place 

Knox,  Thomas,  3  Barony  street 

Knox,  Wm.,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  11  Hart  st. 

Knox,  William,  LL.D.,  cashier  Schoolmasters' 
Widows'  Fimd,  58  Frederick  street 

Knox,  Miss,  16  Barony  street 

Knox,  Miss  M.  M.,  1  Bellevue  terrace 

Koerber,  Hecktor,  clothier,  56  Shore 

Koerber,  Johannes  {late  Geikie),  ornamental 
hair  manufacturer  and  perfumer  to  the 
Queen,  31  Cockburn  st.  ;  ho.  9  Shrub  place 

Kohler,  E.,  &  Son,  violin-string  makers  and 
musicsellers,  21  North  bridge 

Kohler,  Ernest  {K.  <5'  Son),  2  Buccleuch  place 

Kiichler,  A.,  teacher  of  music,  19  Dundas  st. 

Kiichler,  Heinrich,  professor  of  singing,  103- 
George  street 

Kiichler,  !Miss,  teacher  of  music,  19  Dundas  st. 

Kunz,  Jules  A.  L.,  teacher  of  French  and 
German,  19  Royal  cuxus 

Kunz,  Madame  Jules  A.  L.,  boarding-school, 
19  Royal  cncus 

Kussick,  Mi-s,  broker,  53  Pleasance 

Kyle,  Mrs  James,  11  Bonnington  place 

Kyles,  Andrew,  tailor,  3  North  Richmond  st. 

Kynock,  Alexander,  carpenter,  19  Alva  place 

Lachau,  a.  M.,  proprietor  St  George's 
hotel,  17  and  23  George  street 

Lachlan,  James,  56  Thistle  street 

Lackie,  G.,  17  Dundas  street 

Lackie,  James,  greengrocer  and  fruiterer,  17 
Dundas  street 

La  Cour  &  Watson,  export  agents,  ship  and 
insurance  brokers,  14  Commercial  street 

La  Cour,  L.,  17  Inverleith  row 

Ladies'  Owtst  Journal  Office,  8  Melbourne  pL 

Laidlaw,  J.  &  G.,  joiners,  9  Duke  st.,  Leith 

Laidlaw,  R.,  &  Son,  Venetian  blind  manufac- 
turers, bellhangers,  brass  and  iron  foundere, 
gas-meter  manufacturers,  and  gasfitters, 
Simon  square 

Laidlaw,  Adam,  general  draper  and  milHuer, 
2  Clanalpine  tauildings,  Spittal  street 

Laidlaw,  A.,  bellhanger,  locksmith,  and  win- 
dow blind  manufacturer,  7a  Grange  road  ; 
house,  9  "West  Newington  place 

Laidlaw,  Chas.,  coachhirer,  39  Duke  st.,  Leith 


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Laidlaw,  David,  flesher,  18  &  19  High  market 

Laidlaw,  James,  6  Park  street 

Laidlaw,  James,  baker.  4  Kerr  street 

Laidlaw,  James,  2  Breadalbane  street 

Laidlaw,  Ralph,  cowfeeder,  5  High  riggs 

Laidlaw,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
1  Abbotsford  place ;  ho.  Bonnington  bank 

Laidlaw,  William,  wright  and  undertaker, 
70  Fountainbridge ;  house,  29  Earl  Grey  st. 

Laidlaw,  William,  coach  and  van  maker,  58 
Leith  street 

Laidlaw,  Mrs  Walter.  3  Buccleuch  street 

Laidlaw,  Miss,  4  Lindsay  place 

Laidlaw,  Miss,  10  Middleby  street 

Laing,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  and  looking- 
glass  manufacturer,  459  Lawnmarket 

Laing,  A.,  tailor  and  clothier,  27  Sandport  st. ; 
house,  2  Shore 

Laing,  Alexander '(PA  (7?/)  cV  L.,  S.S.C.),  140 
Princes  street ;  house,  5  Blackford  road 

Laing,  Alex.  {Bank  of  Scotland),  13  Bank  st. 

Laing,  Andrew  J.,  Royal  Insurance  surveyor, 
13  George  street ;  house,  15  W.  Maitland  st. 

Laing,  David,  Signet  Library ;  house,  12 
James  street,  Portobello 

Laing,  David,  4  Deanbank  terrace 

Laing,  David,  A^Titer,  5  Randolph  place 

Laing,  David,  bootmaker,  19  S.  St  James'  st. 

Laing.  David,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  46  Lady 
Menzies  place  ;  house,  4  Alva  place 

Laing,  Duncan,  teacher.  6  Mill  lane 

Laing.  Edward  (Scottish  Widotvs^  Fund).  4 
Merchiston  tei'race 

LAING,  GEOEGE,  Venetian  blind  maker, 
undertaker,  wright,  and  house  agent.  Pal- 
mer's buildings,  17  West  Nicolson  street 
and  70  Potterrow.     --^  See  Adv.  p.  69 

LAING,  GEORGE,  working  jeweller  and 
watchmaker,  27  Nicolson  street :  house,  4 
Hill  square.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  50 

Laing,  George,  builder,  11^  St  Anthony  place; 
house,  19  Gilmore  place 

Laing,  Henry,  engTaver  and  manufacturer  of 
glass  seals,  3  Elder  street 

Laing,  James,  engineer,  21  Couper  street 

Laing,  James  (Bank  of  Scotland),  9  Gros- 
venor  crescent 

Laing,  J.,  3  Warriston  place 

Laing,  Rev.  John,  acting  librarian.  New  Col- 
lege, 17  North  Bank  street 

Laing,  John,  brassfounder,  18  M.  Arthur  pi. 

Laing,  John,  porter,  3  Bowling-green  street 

Laing,  Thomas,  teacher,  107  Constitution  st. : 
house,  3  George  street,  Leith 

Laing,  William,  wholesale  stationer,  34  Grass- 
market  ;  house,  14  Archibald  place 

Laing,  William,  steamship  owner,  24  Con- 
stitution street ;  house,  Tyne  house,  Ti-inity 

Laing,  William,  draper,  56  Tolbooth  wynd; 
house,  2  Wellington  place 

Laing,  AVilham,  2  Glenorchy  place 

Laing,  Mrs  J.,  1  Alva  street 

Laing,  Mrs  John,  13  Kirk  street 


Laing,  Mre,  27  Castle  terrace 

Laing,  Mrs,  5  Earl  Grey  street 

Laing,  Mrs,  22  London  street 

Laing,  Miss,  dressmaker,  40  Jamaica  street 

Laing,  Miss  H.,  boarding-school,  6  Maitland 

street,  Newhaven 
Ijaing,  Miss,  draper,  11  N.W.  Circus  place 
Laing,  Miss,  Jessfield  house,  58  Torphichen 

street 
Laing,  Miss,  3  MiUerfield  place 
Laird,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,   12 

Citadel  street 
Laird,    George    H.,   dispensing    chemist,   40 

Queensferry  street ;  house,  76  Lauriston  pi. 
Laird,  Robert  B.  (D.,  L.,  Sf  L.),  11  Grove  st. 
Laird,  Wm.  (Gallie^L.,  ^'  Co.),l  Abbey  mount 
Laird,  Mrs  E.,  12  Church  street 
Laird,  Miss,  14  Henderson  row 
Lamb,  J.  &  J.,  spirit  dealers,  1  Bristo  port 
Lamb,  Adam,  eating-house,  37  Dean  street 
Lamb,  Andrew,  engineer,  50  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Lamb,  Charles,  embosser  and  envelope  maker, 

11  Hanover  street 
Lamb,  James,  glass-stainer,  48  London  street 
Lamb,  James,  agent.  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland, 

Granton  harbour 
Lamb,  James,  provision  dealer,  1  Cowan's  close 
Lamb,  James  B.,  gi-ocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

15  Kirkgate 
Lamb,  James  W.,  128  Nicolson  street 
Lamb,  John,  accountant,  6  Gladstone  place 
Lamb,  John,  14  Arthur  street 
I^amb,  John,  builder,  2  Rosebank  cottages 
Lamb,  John,  teacher,  26  Bristo  street  •,  house, 

15  Charles  street 
Lamb,  John  M.  (/.  cj- ./.  L.),  5  W.  Tollcross 
Lamb,  Laurence,  general  inspector  of  fisheries, 

2  Dock  place ;  house,  17  Bath  street,  Leith 
Lamb,  Robert,  taUor  and  clothier,  41  Queens- 
ferry  street ;  house,  10  Saunders  street 
Ijamb,    Robert,    joiner,    Bellevue ;    house,    2 

Howard  street 
I^amb,  Thomas,  3  West  Preston  street 
Lamb,  Thos.,  slater  and  glazier,  42  Buccleuch 

street ;  house,  11  Melville  terrace 
Lamb,  Thomas,  1  South  HoAvard  place 
Lamb,  Wm.,  spirit  merchant,  102  Nicolson  st. 
Lamb,  WilUam  B.,  auctioneer  and  appraiser. 

6  Cochrane  place 
Lamb,  Mrs  Francis,  13  North-west  Circus  pi. 
Lamb,  Mrs  Robert,  stationer,  2  Howard  street 
Lamb,  Mrs,  1  Queensferry  street 
Lamb,  Mrs,  17  Howe  street 
Lamb,  Mrs,  6  Gladstone  place 
Lamb,  Mrs,  5  Buccleuch  place 
Lamb,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  115 

George  street 
Lamb,  Misses,  12  Lonsdale  terrace 
Lamb,  Miss,  widow  cap  maker,  1  Wemyss  ter. 
Lamb,  Miss,  39  Coatfield  lane 
Lamb,  Miss,  toy  and  fancy  warehouse,  31  W. 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  35  Lothian  street 


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Lamb,  Miss,  14  Heuderaon  row 

Lanibe,  Mre,  8  Coates  crescent 

Lambert,    Alex.    P.,    commercial    traveller, 

4  Spring  gardens,  Abbej'  hill 
Lambert.  Andrew,  4  Caledonian  road 
Lambert.  Miss,  48  Gilmore  place 
Lambie,  William,  teacher.  1  Elm  place 
Lamond,   James,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,   2  Albyn 

place  ;  house.  Inverey  house,  Portobello 
Lamond,  James,  9  Antigua  street 
Lamont,  D,,  surveyor  of  taxes,  14  Waterloo 

place  ;  house,  2  Laverockbank 
Lamont,  John,  nui'seryman,  12  Henderson  row 
Lamont.  John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

1  Falcon  place,  Morningside 
Lamont,  John,  engineer,  28  Brunswick  street 
Lamont,  John.  jun..  nurseries,  Inverleith  row 
Lamont,  Mrs,  3  Buckingham  terrace 
Lamont,  Miss  J.,  36  Whitfield  place 
L'Amy,  Miss,  19  Manor  place 
Lancaster,  Henry  H.,  advocate,  5  Ainslie  pi. 
Landale,  Frew,  &  Landale,  mining  engineers, 

6  Forth  street 
Landale,  David,  mining  engineer  (i.,  Frew, 

^'  L.),  6  Forth  street ;  house,  Burntisland 
Landale,  James,  mining  engineer  (L.,  Frew, 

^'  L.),  6  Forth  street 
Landale,   Robert,  of  Pitmedden,  S.S.C.  and 

N.P.,  15  Royal  circus 
Landale,  Thomas,  S.S.C,  Commissioner  of  the 

Supreme  Coui-t  of  the  Colony  of  Yictoria, 

18  Forth  street 
Landale,  Walter,  11  Mayfield  terrace 
Laxds  Valuation  Office,  10  Hanover  street 
Lands  Valuation  (Colts^ty)  Office,  County 

buildings 
Lane,  Mrs,  36  DubUn  street 
Lang,  David,  LL.B,  advocate,  35  Frederick 

street 
Lang,  Rev.  John  Marshall,  Bank  house,  Mor- 
ningside bank,  Morningside 
Lang,  John,  printer,  15  Chapel  street 
Lang,  Peter  {Com.  Bank),  2  Queen's  crescent 
Lang,  Robert  L.,  writer,  Viewforth 
Lang,  S.,  fishing-rod  and  tackle  maker,  and 

bird  and  animal  stiiffer,  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
Lauglands,  WiUiam,  builder,  Morningside 
Langiands,  Mrs,  1  Lutton  place 
Langskill,  Robert,  cashier,  9  Restalrig  terrace 
Lapsley,  Mrs,  24  Castle  street 
Large,   Alfred,  teacher  of   deaf    and  dumb, 

Donaldson's  hospital 
Largie,  Thomas,  5  Society 
Larkins,  John,  coal  dealer,  21  High  street 
LasceUes,  And.,  furniture  dealer,  251  Cowgate 
Lassen  &  Meiners,  merchants,  33  Constitution 

street 
Lassen,  C.  (L.  S)-  Meiners),  8  James'  pi.,  Leith 
Lassodie  Colliery  Co.,  43  Bernard  street 
Latimer,  George,  watch  and  clock  maker,  4 

Orchardfield  place  ;  house,  9  Brougham  st. 
Latimer,  Mrs,  proprietor  of  M'Pherson's  oint- 
ment, 9  Brougham  street 


Latta  &  Macqueen,  fruit  and  flower  bazaar, 

101  Princes  street ;  house,  26  Dundas  street 
Latta,  Alexander,  ^\Titer,  14  Leopold  place 
Latta,   D.  Miller,   N.P.,   13   Bernard   street ; 

house,  27  Forth  street 
Latta,  James,  C.A.,  27  Forth  street 
Latta,  John,  S.S.C,  27  Forth  street  and  13 

Bernard  street 
Latta,  Mrs  Janet,  grocer,  Bonnington 
Latta,  Mre  R.,  26  Dundas  street 
Latta,  Mrs  T.  A.,  39  Minto  street 
Laubach,  Conrad,  teacher  of  music,  72Brough- 

ton  street 
Laubach,   Philip,   teacher  of  music  ;   instru- 
ment and  music  wareroom,   15   Greenside 

place  ;  house,  7  Leopold  place 
Laubach,    Wilhehn,    teacher    of    music,    55 

Montgomery  street 
Lauchlan,  Archibald,  teacher,  2  St  Mary  st. 
Lauder  &  Co.,  drapers  and  milliners,  66  Tol- 

booth  wynd 
LAUDER  &  HARDIE,  clothiers,  8  St  Andi-ew 

square.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  62 
Lauder,  Andrew,  5  Carberry  place 
Lauder,  James,  plumber,  gasfitter,  and  zinc- 

worker,  96  Kirkgate  ;  house,  Restalrig  ter. 
Lauder,  James,  5  Valleyfield  street 
Lauder,  James  (Z-.  ^'  Hardie),  15  Grove  st. 
Lauder,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

22  Greenside  place 
Lauder,  Robert  H.,  3  Gladstone  place 
Lauder,  Thomas,  water  ofiicer,  97  Ku'kgate 
Lauder,  WiUiam,  plumber,  90  Kirkgate 
Lauder,  Mrs  A.,  6  South  St  James'  street 
Lauder,  Mrs,  2  Darling's  buildings 
Lauder,  Mrs,  30  Haddington  place 
Lauder,  Mrs,  21  Lothian  street 
Lauder,  Misses  Dick,  12  Melville  crescent 
Laughton,  Major  A.  {H.  M.  Indian  Army), 

Newhaven  park  house,  Newhaven 
Laughton,  Mrs  John,  48  Albany  sti^eet,  Leith 
Laule  &  Hepting,  wholesale  and  retail  German 

clock,  toy,  and  fancy  warehouse,  5  North 
_  bridge 
Lauu,  Henri  van  {French  Master  Edinburgh 

Academy),  57  Hanover  street 
Laurence,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  43  India  place 
Lam'enson,  Ijawrence,  tailor,  16  Old  Church 

street 
Laurie,    Son,    &    Co.,    merchants,    1    India 

buildings 
Laurie,   Andrew,   surgeon  and  druggist,   34 

Lothian  street ;  house,  11  Archibald  place 
Laurie,  C,  picture  engraver,  106  Gilmore  pi. 
Laurie,  David,  13  Bank  place 
Laurie,  G.  D.,  12  Gladstone  place 
Laurie,  John,  21  Prince  Regent  street 
Laurie,  John,  accountant  and  insurance  agent, 

6  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Laurie,  Robert  (T.  B.  Camphell  &,•  Co.),  Clare 

bank,  Claremont  park 
Laurie,  Robert,  warehouseman,  5  M.  Arthur 

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Laurie,  Simon  Somerville,  secretary,  Educa- 
tion  Committee,   22   Queen  street ;  house, 

Brunstaiu  house,  Portobello 
Laurie,  Thomas,  accountant,  99  George  st. 
Laurie,    Thomas,    educational   publisher,    38 

Cockburn    street;    house,    21    Merchiston 

terrace 
Laurie,  Thomas,  1  Craigside  place 
Laurie,  William  M.,  9  Kii-k  street 
Laurie,  William,  24  East  Claremont  street 
Laurie,  W.    G.   (Union    Baiik)^   6  Gardner's 

crescent 
Laurie,  Mrs  R.,  69  Broughton  street 
Laurie,  Mrs,  18  Leopold  place 
Laurie,  Mrs  David,  8  Henderson  row 
Laurie,  Miss,  5  Bernard  terrace 
Lauriston,  A.,  basketmaker,  10a  Brunswick 

street 
Laverick,  John,  6  Claremont  place 
Laverock,  William,  22  Cumberland  street 
Law  Fire  Insurance  Society,  8  South  Char- 
lotte street;  Alex.  Jamieson,  C.A.,  agent 
Law  Life  Assurance  Society  of  London, 

33  York  place  ;  David  A.  Cormack,  S.S.C, 

agent 
Law  &  Forrest,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 

15  Queensferry  street 
LAW  UNION  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE 

COMPANY,  3  N.  St  Andrew  street ;  S.  B. 

Steele,   general   agent   for   Scotland.     See 

Adv.  p.  31 
Law,  E.  &  F.,  working  jewellers  and  medallists, 

136  Princes  street ;  house,  13  Cornwall  st. 
Law,    William    &    George,    tea    and    coffee 

merchants,  31  St  Andrew  square 
Law,  Francis  {E.  ^S'  F.  L.),  13  Cornwall  st. 
Law,  George,  gardener,  cottage,  Annfield 
Law,  Henry,  1  Glenogle  terrace 
Law,  James  (Scotsmaii  office),  32  Lauder  road 
Law,  James,  3  Cobden  terrace 
Law,  John,  5  Gladstone  terrace 
Ijaw,  Philip  {Officer,  Commissioners  of  North- 
ern Lights),  84  George  street 
Law,  Robert  H.,  Eden  villa,  6  Sciennes  hill 
Law,  William,  spirit   merchant,  4  Johnstoii 

place ;  house,  3 
Law,  "Sliss,  lodgings,  13  Pitt  street 
Law,  Misses,  39  Chahners  street 
Lawes,  J.  B.,  manure  stores,  6  Coalhill ;  R.  K. 

Kinninmont,  63  Constitution  street,  agent 
Lawrance,   Robert,  sliipmaster,   6  Hawthorn 

vale 
Lawrence,    David,    agent    Stirling    &    Alloa 

Steamboat  Co.,  West  pier,   Leith  ;    house, 

4  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Lawrence,    George  C,  hairdresser,   25  Rose 

street ;  house,  23 
Lawrence,    P.   (Brown    cS'  i.),   3   Randolph 

place 
Lawrence,  WUliam,  ironmonger,  15  Elm  row 
Lawrence,  Mrs,  straw  hat  manufacturer,  15 

Elm  row 
Lawrence,  Mrs,  20  Minto  street 


Lawrie  &  ilitchell,  photographers,  25  NortJi 

bridge 
Lawrie  &  Scott,  joiners,  East  London  street 
Lawrie  &  Sons,  grocers,  5  E.  Sciennes  street 
Lawrie  &  Sons,  bakers,  1 2  W.  Preston  street 
Lawrie,  Alex.,  music  teacher  and  organist, 

7  London  street 
Lawrie,  Alexander,  photographer,  96  Nicolson 

street  and  29  Whitfield  place 
Lawrie,    Andrew,   surveyor  of  buildings,   56 

Grove  street ;  house,  5  Brougham  place 
Lawrie,  Archibald  Campbell,  advocate,  9  Nel- 
son street 
Lawrie,    George,    tobacconist,    130   Nicolson 

street ;  house,  4  Calton  hill 
Lawrie,  Henry,  agent,  31  Clerk  street 
Lawrie,  James,  flesher,  51  Duke  street,  I^eith  ; 

house,  1  Morton  street 
Lawi'ie,  James,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  64 

Grange  court,  Causewayside 
Lawrie,  James  (L.  S)'  M.),  3  Gladstone  place 
Lawrie,  James  AVright,  77  Abbey  hill 
Lawrie,  James  D.  (Rhenius  ^'  L.),  1  Dundas 

street 
LAWRIE,  JOHN,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and 
gasfitter,  Catherine  street  court ;  house,  2 
Baxter's  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  89 
Lawrie,  Jn.,  marble  cutter,  14  Great  Junction 

street ;  house,  9 
Lawrie,  John,  brassfounder,  15  Alva  place 
Lawrie,  John  W.  (Sanderson  ^'  L.),  27  Nel- 
son street 
Lawrie,    Peter,    stationer,    38   Clerk   street ; 

house,  14  West  Preston  street 
Lawrie,  Thomas,  10  East  Preston  street 
Lawrie,  Walter  D.,  coal  merchant;  depot,  Mor- 
rison street ;  house,  23  Lothian  road 
Lawrie,    William,    church    officer.    Free    St 

Mary's,  Broughton  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  J.,  grocer  and  provision  mercht., 

12  Saunders  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  J.,  23  Rankeillor  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  Thos.,  16  Fyfe  place,  Leith  walk 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  144  Princes  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  5  Henderson  row 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  4  Lev  en  teri'ace 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  72  Northumberland  street 
Lawrie,  MissM.,  jeweller,  50  Ijcith  street 
Lawrie,    Miss    M.,    ch-essmaker,    23    Lothian, 
road  I 

Lawrie,  Miss,  23  Walker  street  ! 

Lawrie,  Miss,  47  St  Leonard  street 
Laws,   R.   S.,   painter   and   paperhauger,   11 

Davie  street 
Lawson  &  Hogg,  S.S.C.  and  S.L.,  7  Elder 

street 
Lawson  &  Stewart,  bootmakers,  34  Leith  st. 
Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son,  the  Queen's  seedsmen, 
1  George  iv.  bridge  ;  nurseries,  Bangholm, 
Chancelot,   Golden   Acre,   Inverleith  row, 
Lilliput,  Wardie,  and  Windlestrawlee 
Lawson,    Robert,    &   Son,   grain  merchants, 
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Lawsou,    Alexander,    pianoforte    maker,    13 

Grindlay  street 
Lawson.  Alexander,  wiue  and  spirit  merchant, 

13i  Pleasance 
Lawson,  Alexander,   honse  governor,   North 
Leith  poorhouse,  18  North  Junction  street 
Lawson,  Alexr.,  clerk,  5  Eosebank  cottages 
Lawson,  Alexander,  43  Bridge  street 
Lawson,  Alexander,  5  Colville  place 
Lawson,  Andrew.  5  Montague  street 
Lawson,  Chas.,of  Borthwickhall,  35Georgesq[. 
Lawsou,  Charles,  junior,  35  George  square 
Lawson,  David,  dairy,  21  Yardheads 
Lawson,  David,  joiner,  29a  Cockburn  street ; 

house,  '20 
Lawson,  David,  blacksmith,  22  Brougham  st. 
Lawson,  Francis,  10  Comely  greeu  place 
Lawson,  Geo.,  baker,  cook,  and  confectioner, 
10  and  11  TT.  Newington,  20  Lothian  street, 
and  23  Earl  Grey  street;  house,  10  Sahsbury 
place 
Lawsou.  George,  fruiterer  and  victual  dealer, 

7  Duke  street 
Lawson,  George  R.,  photographer,  12  South 

Clerk  street ;  house,  56  Clerk  street 
Lawson,    Henry,   corn   merchant,   11   AthoU 

place  ;  house,  12 
Lawson.  James,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufac- 
turer,  110  West  port ;   house,   9  Graham 
street 
Lawson,  James,  register  for  servants  and  coal 

merchant,  55  George  street 
Lawson,  James,  9  Brougham  street 
Lawson,  James,  miUmaster,  Bell's  mills.  Dean 
Lawson,  James  (L.  cV  Stewart),  35  Leith  st.    j 
Lawson,  James,  ship  agent,  6a  Dock  place  ; 

house,  Baynefield,  Ferry  road 
Lawson,  James,  plumber,  3  Gladstone  teri'ace 
Lawson,  James,  6  Park  street 
Lawson,   James,   plumber  and   gasfitter,   50 

Causewayside 
Lawson,    John,    gTam   merchant,    64  Grass- 
market  ;  house,  2  Lauriston  park 
Lawson,  John,  artist,  -i  Hope  park  crescent 
Lawson,  Mark,  provision  merchant,  25  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Lawson,    Michael,    S.S.C.   and    S.L.    (i.    ^■ 

Hogg),  7  Elder  street 
Lawson,  Mungo,  18  Cumberland  street 
Lawson,  Robt.  (7?.  L.  S^-  Son),  57  Grange  road 
Lawson,  Robert,  teacher,  85  Great  King  st. 
Lawsou,  Stephen,  slater  and  glazier,  22  Cause- 
wayside ;  house,  32 
Lawson,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  76  Consti- 
tution street;  house,  31  Gayfield  square 
Lawson,  "\Ym.,  coach-hu-er,  6  Albany  street 
Lawson,    WilHam,    painter   and   glazier,    39 

Bridge  street ;  house,  5  Madeira  street 
Lawson,  "Wm.,  collector  for  the  Royal  Asso- 
ciation for  the  Promotion  of  the  Fine  Arts, 
9  Rosemount  buildings 
Lawson,  Mrs  C,  31  Broughton  street 
Lawson,  Mrs  James,  10  Upper  Grove  place 


Lawson,  Mrs  John,  1  St  John  street 
Lawson,  Mrs,  Thos.,  49  Albany  street,  Leith 
Lawson,  Mrs  William,  25  West  Nicolson  st. 
Lawson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  17  William  street 
Lawson,  Mrs,  refreshment  rooms,  101  Nicol- 
son street 
Lawson,  Mrs,  14  Grindlay  street 
Lawson,  Miss,  5  Rillbank  terrace 
Lawson,  Misses  i\Iargaret  and  Jane,  27  West 

Maitland  street 
Lawton,  Huntly  (In.  Rev.),  28  Maryfield  pi. 
Lawton,  Miss,  4  Springfield 
Lay  bourn,  Wm.,  musician,  teacher  of  violin, 

10  Nicolson  street 
Laycock,  Thomas,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Professor 
of   the   Practice    of    Medicine,    consulting 
physician,  13  Walker  street 
Lazzaroni,  Mrs  L,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  3 
S.  Richmond  st.  ;  house.  5  Roxburgh  place 
Leadbetter,  Alexander,  joiner,  6  West  Rich- 
mond street ;  house,  16  ilontague  street 
Leadbetter,    Alex.    {Bank   of  Scotland),    17 

Gladstone  terrace 
Leadbetter,  Alexander,  24  Clerk  street 
Leadbetter,  Charles,  architect,  47  Castle  street 
Leadbetter,  E.,  dairy,  188  Cowgate 
Leadbetter,  James,  spirit  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 26  Causewayside;  ho.  11  Canning  pi. 
Leadbetter,  R.,  family  grocer,  38  William  st. 
Leahy,  Mrs  A.,  15  Jane  terrace 
Lear,  William,  messenger.  Board  of  Lunacy, 
Post  Ofhce  buildings  ;  house,  4  Howard  pi. 
Learmont,    James,    &    Co.,    Port    Hopetouu 

foundry,  66  Fountainbridge 
Learmont,  Alexander,  126  Fountainbridge 
Learmont,  J.  R.  (G.P.O.),  6  Caledonian  cres. 
Learmont,  William,  7  Upper  Grove  place 
Learmonth,  A.,  victual  dealer,  54  Bristo  st. 
Learmonth,    Alexander,   jun.,    merchant,   56 

Constitution  street 
Learmonth,  John,  2  Whitehouse  terrace 
Learmonth,  John  W.  (agent  for  Fergudie  fire- 

claij  icorks),  10  Leven  street 
Learmonth,  Robt.,  1  Anderson  pi.,  Bonnington 
Learmonth,     Thomas,    bellhanger,    gasfitter, 

and  coal  merchant,  10  Barony  street 
Learmonth,  Mrs,  6  St  Yincent  street 
Learmonth,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Jamaica  st. 
Leask,  James  B.,  5  Robertson  place 
Leask,  J.  B.,  ironmonger,  10  and  11  Tolbooth 
wynd  and  18  Queen  street,  Leith  ;  house, 
1  Union  street,  Leith 
Leask,  John,  house  and  ship  joiner,  11  Dock 

street ;  house,  43  Bridge  street 
Leask,  R.  C,  dentist,  1  Union  street,  Leith 
Leavock,  Mrs  C,  45  George  square 
Le  Blanc,  Mrs  Henry,  11  Lynedoch  place 
Leburn,  Henderson,  &  Wilson,  S.S.C,  4  York 

place 
Leckie,  J.,  5  John's  place,  St  Leonard's 
LECKEE,    JOSEPH,    family    boot    and    shoe 
warehouse,  50  Cockburn  street ;  house,  2 
Lower  Gilmore  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  65 


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Leckie,  J.,  jun.,  architect,  2  Low.  Gilmore  pi. 
Leckie,  AV.  (cashier,  Com.  B.),  11  Carlton  ter. 
Leckie,  William,  baker,  2  Davie  street 
Leckie,  Mrs,  4  Gayfield  square 
Le  Conte,  Jolm,  engraver,  5  Glanville  place 
Ledgerwood,  John,  draper,  4  Caledonian  ter- 
race ;  house,.  1  Caledonian  road 
Ledingham,  James  (R.  Shiels  Sj-  Son).  45  South 

Clerk  street 
Lee,  Alexander  H.,  45  Moray  place 
Lee,  Henr}'',  wine  merchant  and  restaurant,  5 

Hope  street 
Lee,  J.  B.  W.,  S.S.C.  (secretary  to  the  Hand- 

in-Hand  Assurance  Compamj),   10   George 

street ;  house,  7  Sandford  st.,  Portobello 
Lee,  Robert,  advocate,  and  procurator  for  the 

Church  of  Scotland,  26  Charlotte  square 
I^ee,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  85  BrougMon 

street ;  house,  1  Broughton  place 
Lee,  Wm.,  corn  merchant,  13  East  Preston  st. 
Lee,  William  B.,  tea  and  wine  merchant,  51 

Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Lee,  Mrs,  17  Howe  street 
Lee,  Mrs,  8  Salisbury  street 
Lee,  Mrs,  24  Nelson  street 
Lee,  Mrs,  3  Rosebery  crescent 
Lee,  Miss,  50  Moray  place 
Lee,  Misses,  ladies'  school,  22  Buccleuch  place 
Leechman  &  Gray,  merchants,  42  Quality  st. 
Leechman,  John  A.  {L.  <^-  Gray),  67  Great 

King  street 
Leechman,  Miss,  67  Great  King  street 
Leeke,  William,  lodgings,  16  Albany  street 
Lees,  John,  &  Co.,  tobacco  manufacturers  and 

drysalters,  5  Johnston  terrace 
Lees,  Alex.,  rouge  maker,  174  Rose  street 
Lees,    Charles,   R.S.A.,    portrait  iiainter,   19 

Scotland  street 
Lees,  David  Todd,  S.S.C,  52  West  Register 

street ;  house,  33  Gilmore  place 
Lees,  Henry,  accountant,  6  York  place 
Lees,  Henry,  dairyman,  33  Jamaica  street 
Lees,  J.  M.,  advocate,  15  Pitt  street 
Lees,  John,  Easter  Hermitage,  Restakig  road 
Lees,  Robert,  surgeon  and  druggist,  20  Nicol- 

son  street ;  house,  3  Arniston  place 
Lees,  Robert,  cookshop,  13  Gibb's  entry 
Lees,  William,  coal  fitter,  24  Commercial  st. 
Lees,    William,    A.M.,    Lecturer   on  Natural 

Philosophy  in   the   School  of   Arts,   High 

School,  etc.  ;  house,  Linkvale,  Viewforth 
Lees,  William,  12  Dryden  street,  Pilrig 
Lees,  Wilham,  8  Summer  bank 
Lees,  Mrs  W.,  15  Pitt  street 
Lees,  Miss,  dressmaker,  53  Thistle  street 
Legg,  David,  coal  merchant,  N.  B.  R.  station ; 

house,  1  East  Adam  street 
LEGrGAT,  G.  &  J.,  whip  and  thong  makers  to 

the  Queen,  4  Brown  sq.    '^'  ^eeAdv.  p.  107 
Leggat,  J.  &  R.,  coach-hirers,  60  Broughton  st. 
Leggat,  James,  59  Lauriston  place 
LEGGAT,    JAMES,    Binniehill,    Black    Band, 

Lodge,  Motherwell,  and  Parkliead  collieries; 


office,  4  Port  Hopetoun ;  house,  6  Gillespie 

street,     'i:  See  Adv.  p.  94 
Leggat,  Miss,  6  GiUespie  street 
Legget,  John,  watchmaker,  14  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  100  Lauriston  place 
Legget,   Robert,    morocco,   roan,    parchment, 

and  tympan  manufacturer,  skinner,  tanner, 

and  wool  merchant.  Water  of  Leith 
Legget,  Thomas,  confectioner,  23  Dean  street 
Leighton,  Alexander,  writer,  10  George  street 
Leighton,  D.,  clerk,  53  E.  Montgomery  street 
Leighton,  George,  5  James'  place 
Leighton,  George,  provision  dealer,  38  North 

Richmond  street 
Leighton,  Geo.,  jun.  (G.P.O.),  12  Maiyfieldpl. 
Leighton,  J.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

38  North  Richmond  street 
Leighton,  Robert,  9  Eglinton  street 
Leishman,  George,  macer  of  Court  of  Session, 

21  Brougham  street 
Leislimau,  George,  32  St  Patrick  square 
Leishman,  James,  27  Blacket  place 
Leishman,  Joseph  (/.   c\-   W.  Campbell  5'  Co., 

Glasgow),  54  North  bridge  ;   house,   Edin 

villa,  19  AA^ellington  street,  Poi-tobello 
Leishman,  Richard,  prov.  mer.,  2  Hamilton  pi. 
Leishman,  Robert,  grocer,  and  tea,  Avine,  and 

spirit  merchant,  227  Canongate 
Leishman,  William,  plumber,  9  Allan  street 
Leishman,  ^Irs,  18  Drummond  place 
Leishman,  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Howe  sti'eet 
Leishman,  Isa.,  confectioner,  6  Cockbin^n  st. 
Leitch,  Alexander,  3  Gladstone  terrace 
Leitch,  John,  umbrella  maker,  14  Victoria  st. 
Leitch,  John,  woodturner,  13  Grove  street; 

house,  107  West  port 
Leitch,  J.,  ]\I.D.,  staff  surgeon- major,  district 

recruiting  office,  Castle 
Leitch,  Wm.,  manufacturer  of  aerated  waters, 

etc.,  17  Picardypl. ;  ho.  19  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Leith,  James,  chemist  and  druggist,  14  Union 

place  ;  house,  13 
Leith,  Mrs  Admiral,  6  Gloucester  place 
Leith  akd  Antwerp  Steam  Shippikg  Co.'s 

Office  (Geo.  Gibson  ^'  Co.,  agents),  5  Docks 
Leith   Art   School,   High    School,   Links ; 

Robert  L.  Bain,  master 
Leith  Burghs  Pilot  Office,  68  Constitution 

street 
Leith  Candle  Co.,  90  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Leith  Chamber  of  Commerce,  44  Constitution 

street ;  P.  Scarth,  secretary 
Leith  Commercial  I.,ist  Office,  55  Bernard 

street 
Leith  Co-operative  Building  Co.  (Limited) 

— Daniel   Inglis,   manager;    office,   Prince 

Regent  street 
Leith  Corn  Market  and  General  Exchange 

Co.  (Limited),  44  Constitution  street ;  John 

Scott,  secretary 
Leith  Dock  Commission  Office,  Custom  House 
Leith  and  Dunkirk  Steamship  Office  (D. 

R.  Macgregor,  agent),  55  Bernard  street 


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Leith,  Ghent,  Bruges,  and  Ostexd  Shipping 
Co. ;  Wm.  Gifford  &  Co.,  2  Dock  pi.,  agents 

Leith  Golf  Club,  ^6  Duke  street,  Leith 

Leith  Her.\ld  Office,  3  Storrie's  alley 

Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamburgh  Steam-packet 
Co.,  34  Bernard  street 

LeithMechanics' LiBR,\RY — George  BiicJiancui, 
librarian — 58  Tolbootk  wynd  ;  Monday, 
TTeduesday,  and  Friday,  7.30  to  9  p.m. 

Leith  Mill  Co.  of  Porters,  32  Commercial 
street 

Leith  and  Newcastle  Stkvm-packet  Co.,  34 
Bernard  street 

Leith,  North,  Poorhouse,  18  North  Junc- 
tion street 

Leith,  South,  Poorhouse,  50  Gt.  Junction  st. 

Leith  Public  Institute  {George  Glen,  sup.), 
68  Tolbooth  wynd 

Leith  and  Rotterdam  Steam  Shipping  Co.'s 
Office  (G.  Gibson  ^  Co.,  age)its),  5  Docks 

Leith  and  Rotterdam  Steamship  Office 
(Z).  R.  Macgregor,  agent),  55  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  St  Petersburg  Steamship  Office 
(J).  R.  Macgregor,  agent),  bb  Bernard  street 

Leith,  South,  Parochial  Office,  61  Great 
Junction  street 

Leith  Steamship  Agency,  20  Waterloo  place 

Leith,  Wick,  Kirkwall,  antd  Thurso  Ship- 
ping Co.'s  Office  {R.  ^~  D.  Slimon,  agents), 
1  Wet  docks 

Lennen,  M.,  broker,  242  Cowgate 

Lennie,  E.,  optician  and  jeweller,  46  Princes 
street ;  house,  2  Queen  street 

Lennox  &  Fergus,  plasterers,  W.  Lauriston  pi. 

Lennox,  John,  draper  and  hosier,  23  Bristo  st. 

Lennox,  James,  13  Hugh  Miller  place 

Lennox,  John,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  4 
Hamilton's  entry,  36  Bristo  street  ;  ho.  17 

Lennox,  Robert,  coachman,  3  Brandfield  st. 

Lennox,  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  W.  Nicolson  st. 

Lenz,  Joseph  W.,  5  Saimders  street 

Lepper,  Mrs,  44  Ann  street 

Le  Quilbecq,  Mrs,  10  Valieyfield  street 

Lerche,  Emanuel,  glass  engraver,  7  Queen's 
place  ;  house,  35  Maryiield  place 

Leslie,  J.  &  A.,  civil  engineers,  72a  George  st. 

Leslie,  A.,  tuismith  &  gasfitter,  129  Pleasance 

Leslie,  Alexander,  civil  engineer,  39  Northum- 
berland street 

Leslie,  Andrew,  house  superintendent,  Royal 
Asylum,  Morningside 

Leslie,  George,  7  Brighton  street 

Leslie,  James,  coal  agent,  18  Dundas  street 

Leslie,  James,  4  Portland  terrace 

Leslie,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker,  21  Upper  Gray  st. 

Leshe,  John,  6  Howe  street 

Leslie,  John,  stationer,  4  Tarvit  street 

Leslie,  Robert  S.,  clerk,  28  Barony  street 

Leslie,  Thomas,  11  Wilkie  place 

Leslie,  Thomas,  grocer,  21  Haddington  place 

Leshe,  William  {manager,  Caledonian  Railway, 
Leith  station)  ;  house,  Hillhousefield  cottage, 
Ferry  road,  Leith 


Leslie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  22  Jamaica  street 
Leslie,  Mrs  Helen,  32  Grove  street 
Leshe,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  8  West  Adam  street 
Leslie,  Miss,  15  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Lessels,  D.,  Postal  Telegraph  Superintendent, 

23  Lothian  road 
Lessels,  James,  1  WooJhead  place 
Lessels,  John,  architect,  21  Heriot  row 
Lethem,  John,   &  Co.,  merchants,  16  Timber 

bush  ;  house,  2  Thomson  place 
Lethem,  Henry,  butler,  31  Panmure  place 
Lethem,  James,  tobacconist,  71  Shore 
Lethem,  John,  2  Thomson  place 
Letton,  Emanuel,  15  Hart  street 
Leven,  Mrs  John,  26  Saxe-Cobom^g  place 
Levi,  Morris,  7  Park  place 
Leviue,   Mademoiselle   H.,   dress  and  mantle 

maker,  75  Princes  street 
Levine,  Mademoiselle  L.,  ladies'  and  children's 
outfitter  and  embroiderer,  75  Princes  street 
Leviue,   Mademoiselle  M.  F.,  leather  manu- 
facturer, cleaner,  and  dyer,  75  Princes  st. 
Levy,  Henry  (proprietor,  Southminster  Hall), 

1  Park  street 
LEVY,  HENSY,  JTJN.,  Money  Exchange  Office, 
dealer  in  ai'ticles  of  vertu,  63  Princes  st.  ; 
house,  1  Park  street,     ^i^  See  Adv.  p.  62 
liCwis,  David,  bootmaker,  217  High  st.  and  52 

Tolbooth  wynd  ;  house,  32  Findhorn  place 
Lewis,  Henry,  artist,  56  Clerk  street 
Lewis,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  34 

Hanover  street 
Lewis,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mercht., 
177  Canongate,  6  and  7  Market  street,  and 
59  Pleasance  ;  house,  55  George  square 
Lewis,  Robert  H.,  14  Livingstone  place 
Lewis,  William  S.,  19  Abbey  hill 
Lewis,   Mrs  William,   china,   glass,   and  rag 

warehouse,  35  Clerk  street 
Lewis,  Mrs,  toy  and  fancy  bazaar,  13  Cock- 
burn  street ;  house,  3  Gladstone  terrace 
Lewis,  Mrs,  22  Balbirnie  place 
Leyde,  Otto  T.,  portrait  painter,  81  George 

street 
Liberton,  Mrs,  13  London  street 
Lichtenstein,   George,   professor  of  music,    2 

Great  Stuart  street 
Liddall,  Benjamin,  13  Buckingham  terrace 
LiddaU,  Wm.,  of  Kilduff,  13  Buckingham  ter. 
LiddeU,  George,  baker,  12  Home  street 
LiddeU,  Jas.  B.,  cabinetmaker,  25  Barony  st. 
LiddeU,  John,  janitor,  John  Watson's  Institu- 
tion, Dean 
LiddeU,  John,  100  GUmore  place 
LiddeU,  W.  H.,  tanner,  currier,  and  japanner, 
135  and  141  West  port ;  house,  Blinkbonny, 
Blackball 
LiddeU,  Mrs  Andrew,  3  Dryden  place 
LiddeU,  Mrs,  nurse,  41  Grindlay  street 
LiddeU,  Miss  M.,  2  Raimesfield,  Ferry  road 
LiddeU,  Miss  M.,  milliner,  89  St  Leonard  st. 
LiddeU,  Misses,  30  Rutland  square 
Liddle,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  colour  and  varnish  manu- 


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factiirers  and  drysalters,  15  Ijeith  walk  and 
47  Eegent  arch  place 

Liddle,  Bruce,  spirit  merchant,  21a  New  street 

Liddle,  James,  victual  dealer,  46  George  iv. 
bridge  ;  house,  9  "West  Lauriston  place 

Liddle,  James,  Edinburgh  and  Leith  carrier. 
West  Bowling-green  street 

Liddle,  Robert,  brewer,  84  N.  B.  Canongate 

Liddle,  R.,  clerk,  31  Elder  street 

Liddle,  William  (Z.  lV  f 'o.),  1  Leven  terrace 

Liddle,  Miss,  11  St  John's  hill 

Lidgate,  Alexander,  tailor,  clothier,  and  cap- 
maker, 29  Niddry  street 

Lidgate,  John,  S.S.C.,  29  Frederick  street; 
house,  10  Rankeillor  street 

LiEUTEX.\NCY  Office,  1 0  Royal  Exchange  ;  R. 
Morham,  clerk 

LIFE  ASSOCIATION  OF  SCOTLAND  {John 
Fraser,  manager),  the  Association's  build- 
ings, 82  Princes  st.     ^-^  See  Adv.  p.  8 

Ligertwood,  James,  7  Hope  terrace,  N.  Leith 

Light,  John  B.,  pawnbroker,  240  Canongate 

Lightbody,  "Wm.  M.,  &  Co.,  slate  merchants, 
cement  manufacturers,  marble  cutters,  tile 
layei"S,  and  agents  for  fire-clay  goods,  83 
Lothian  road  and  22  Great  Junction  street 

Lightbody,  Alexander,  10  Upper  Grove  place 

Lightbody,  Francis,  2  Hamjoton  terrace 

Lightbody,  W.  M.  (IF.  M.  L.  ^-  Co.),  10 
Glen  gyle  terrace 

Lilley,  Joseph,  engineer,  49  Grove  street 

Lillico,  Thomas,  baker,  4  South  St  James' 
street ;  house,  6 

Lillie,  James  {B.  L.  Co.  Bank),  9  N.  Fort  st. 

Lillie,  Joseph,  41  George  square 

IJllie,  Thomas,  baker,  1  Bread  street ;  house, 

23  Downie  place 

Lillie,  Mrs  William,  19  Minto  street 

IjiUie,  Mrs,  12  Antigua  street 

Lind  &  Orr,  dressmakers,  5  Drumdryan  street 

Lind,  And.,  tailor,  clothier,  and  general  out- 
fitter, 12  Dock  yA.  ;  ho.  14  Commercial  st. 

Lind,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  merchant,  1 
Union  place,  70  Lauriston  place,  and  Gran- 
ton  ;  house,  17  London  street 

Lind,  Thomas,  5  South  Clerk  street 

Lindesay,  James,  &  Sons,  wine  merchants,  33 
Quality  street 

Lindesay,  F.,  5  Laverock  bank  terrace 

Lindesay,  James,  jun.,  W.S.,  22  Regent  ter. 

Lindesay,  Lieut.-Col.  P.,  8  Brandon  street 

Lindley,  Miss,  teacher  of  singing,  21  South 
College  street 

Lindsay  &  Douglas,  plumbers,  brassfomiders, 
and  gasfittei-s,  Broughton  market 

Lindsay  &  Gilmour,  pharmaceutical  chemists 
and  druggists,  11  Elm  row 

Lindsay,  Howe,  &  Co.,  W.S.,  32  Charlotte 
square 

Lindsay,  Jamieson,  &  Haldane,  accountants, 

24  St  Andrew  square 

Lindsay  &  Paterson,  W.S.,  63  George  street 
Lindsay  &  Son,  grain  merchants,  31  Cowgate 


Lindsay,  David,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufac- 
turer and  exporter,  home  and  foreign  cigar 

merchant,  11  Lothian  road 
Lindsay,  Alex.,  bookseller,  9  Bank  street 
Lindsay,  Alex.,  stationer,  12  West  ToUcross 
Lindsay,  Alex.,  clothier  and  outfitter,  20  N. 

bridge  ;  house,  10  West  Preston  street 
Lindsay,  Andrew  (manager,  Professional  and 

Civil  Service  Supply  Assocn.),  2  Barony  st. 
Lindsay,  C.  (i.  tV  Douglas),  17  London  street 
Lindsay,  David  (D.  L.  §-  Co.),  26  Grove  st. 
Lindsay,  D.  P.  (Sasine  Office,  General  Register 

House),  Lauderville,  9  Merchiston  avenue 
Lindsay,  George,  4  George  square 
Lindsay,  George,  171  Constitution  street 
Lindsaj^  George,  victualler,  76  Causewayside 
Lindsay,  Henry,  clerk,  8  Alva  place 
Lindsay,  James  (Sosrwe  Office,  General  Register 

House),  Lauderville,  9  Merchiston  avenue 
Lindsay,  James,  baker,  73  Kirkgate  ;  house, 

5  East  Hermitage  place 
Lindsay,  J.  K..  S.S.C.  (H.  ^-  A.  Lujlis),  24 

Blackford  road 
Lindsay,  J.,  painter  and  glazier,  4  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Lindsay,  James,  grocer,  3  Haddington  place 
Lindsay,  James,  W.S.,  10  Northumberland  st. 
Lindsay,  James,  fruit  salesman,  8  Old  Pliysic 

gardens,    and     fruit    Avarehouse,    Queen's 

dock  ;  house,  Drydenbank,  Loanhead 
Lindsay,  James,  9  Gibson  street 
Lindsay,  John  M.,  Du-ector  of  H.M.  Chancery, 

19  Melville  street 
Lindsay,    John,    printer,    104    High   street ; 

house,  25  Montague  street 
Lindsay,    John,    coal   merchant,   Haymarket 

station  and  Thomas  street 
Lindsay,  R.  J.,  7  Pilrig  street 
Lindsay,  Robert,  printer,  17  St  Patrick  square 
Lindsay,  Robert,  fruiterer,  31  York  place 
Lindsay,  Robt.,  house  painter,  20  St  Leonard 

street 
Lindsay,  T.,  shipowner,  30  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Lindsay,  Thomas  M.,  4  Henderson  place 
Lindsay,  Thomas  S.,  accountant  and  auditor, 

36  Hanover  street ;  house,  26  Castle  terrace 
Lindsay,  William,  14  Gladstone  terrace 
Lindsay,  W.  N.,  corn  merchant,  21  Quality 

street ;  house,  26  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Lindsay,    William,    Hermitage    hill ;    house, 

Restalrig  road 
Lindsay,  William,  89  Potterrow 
Lindsay,  William,  cooper,  62  George  street ; 

cooperage.  Water  lane  ;  ho.  18  Fettes  row 
Lindsay,  William,  14  Spittal  street 
Linrlsaj'',  ]\[rs  R.,  7  Pilrig  street 
Lindsay,  Mrs,  5  Swaufield 
Lindsay,  Mrs,  7  Great  Stuart  street 
Lindsay,   Misses,   &  Aitken,   dressmakers,  2 

West  Salisbury  place 
Lindsay,  Miss,  8  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Lindsay,  Miss,  20  Forth  street 
Lindsay,  Miss,  15  I^Iansionhouse  road 


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Lingarcl,  John,  coal  merchant,  Regent  arch, 

N.B.R.  station 
Linkie,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  58  Thistle  street 
IiINKLATEE"&  CO.,  Shetland  warehouse,  and 

shawl    manufacturers,    52   Princes   street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  59 
Linklater,  James   S.,  &  Co.,  merchants  and 

commission  agents,  o'2  Bernard  street 
Linklater,  William,  hosier,  93  Broughton  st. 
Linklater,  W.,  shoemaker,  7  Drummond  st. 
Linton,  Adam,  West  Bowling  street 
Linton,  Andrew,  corkcutter,  87  High  street; 

house,  5  Roxbmgh  street 
Linton,    Frederick     T.    C,    superintendent, 

Edinr.  and  Leith  gasworks,  10  Baltic  street 
Linton,  James,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

3a  Howe  street 
Linton,  John,  M.D.,  5  Roxburgh  street 
Linton,  John,  20  James  street 
Linton,    Thomas,    superintendent   of    police, 

1  Parliament  square 
Linton,  Thos.,  lieutenant  of  police,  3  Leven  st. 
Lipman,  Mi-s,  fm-rier,  66  Nicolson  street 
LISLE,  GEORGE,  butcher,  75  Northumberland 

street;  house,  4:4  Howe  st.  ^  ^eeAdv.  p.  107 
List,  Alfred  John,  justice  of  peace  fiscal  and 

chief  constable  for  the  coimty,  and  fiscal 

for  the  burgh  of  Portobello,  County  build- 
ings ;  house,  31  Grange  road 
Lister,  Joseph,  Professor  of  Clinical  Surgery, 

9  Charlotte  square 
Liston,  David,  Professor  of  Hebrew,  Univer- 
sity of  Edinburgh,  7  Seton  place 
Liston,  George,  58  Broughton  street 
Liston,    James  H.,   boat  builder  and  hirer, 

Granton  harbour 
Liston,  Mi-s,  10  Glengyle  terrace 
Litster,  John,  victual  dealer,  6  Grassraarket ; 

house,  18  Spittal  street 
Litster,  Thomas,  28  Salisbury  street 
Little,  Jacob,  clerk,  9  W.  Montgomery  place 
Little,  Joseph,  17  Parkside  street 
Little,  John  D.,  builder,  16  Drydeu  street 
Little,  Jolm,  sub-inspector  of  army  schools, 

5  Panmure  place 
Little,  Rich.,  bootmaker,  26  Great  Junction  st. 
Little,  R.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  12  Hamilton 

place  ;  house,  6  Saunders  street 
Little,  Robert,  17  Archibald  place 
Little,   WiUiam,   smith  and   ironmonger,   43 

North  Pitt  street ;  house,  2  Kerr  street 
Little,  Mrs  Alex.,  grocer,  18  Hillhousefield 
Little,  Mrs  J.,  5  Saunders  street 
Little,  Miss,  23a  Dick  place 
Little  Sisters  of  the  Poor  ;  Sister  Emanuel, 

superioress,  43  and  45  Gilmore  place 
Littlejohn,    Henry   D.,    M.D.,    F.R.C.S.,    21 

Royal  circus 
Littlejohn,  Thomas,  confectioner,  31,  33,  and 

35  Leith  street 
Littlejohn,  Mrs  A.,  2  Minto  street 
Littlejohn,  Mrs,  13  North  Bank  street 
Littlejohn,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  52  Home  street 


LIVERPOOL    AND     LONDON    AND    GLOBE 
LIFE  AND  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO]\IPANY  : 

agents — Peter  Robertson,  100  South  bridge; 
M'Allan  and  Chancellor,  W.S.,  19  Young 
street;  and  Alex.  Jamieson,  C.A.,  8  South 
Charlotte  street.  ^  See  Adv.  p.  26 
Livingston  &  "Weir,  mercantile  agents,  7  Rox- 
burgh place  and  37  Bernard  street 
Livingston,  J.,  &  Co.,  hosiers,  glovers,  and 

shirtmakers,  37  George  street 
Livingston,  G.  K.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  18  Fre- 
derick street ;  house,  14  Ann  street 
Livingston,  Jas.  (L.  S,-  Weir),  32  Dick  place 
Livingston,    John,    tailor    and  clothier,    10 

Nicolson  street 
Livingston,  John,  cottage  (Jail),  Regent  road 
Livingston,  John,  property  agent,  80  Consti- 
tution street ;  house,  Lochend  road,  Leith 
Livingston,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
497  Lawumarket ;  house.  10  Jolmston  tcr. 
Livingston,  J.,  messenger,  Commercial  Bank, 

10  George  street 
Livingston,  Jos.  (Z.  i^-  Weir),  4  Minto  street 
Livingston,  Miss,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  10 

Nicolson  street 
Livingston,  Miss,  7  Buccleuch  place 
LIVINGSTONE,  E.  &  S.,  booksellers,  57  South 

bridge.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  45 
Livingstone,  John,  merchant,  7  Strathearn  rd, 
Livingstone,  Matthew,  106  Gilmore  place 
Livingstone,  Robert,  clerk,  3  Gibson  street 
Livingstone,  Mrs,  37  South  Clerk  street 
Livingstone,  ^lary  Ann,  wine  and  spuit  mer- 
chant, 5  Hill  place 
Lizars  &  Taylor,  corn  merchants,  17  Quality  st. 
Lizars,  M.,  corn  merchant,  60  Pilrig  street 
Lizars,  Mrs  John,  Breezy  brae,  Merchiston 
Lloyd,  Hugh,  20  Elder  street 
Lloyds'  Register  of  Shipping,  56  Constitu- 
tion street 
Loch  Katrine  Distillery,  Camlachie,  Glas- 
gow ;  office,  8  Union  street 
Lock,  Ebenezer,  tailor,  9  E.  Sciennes  street 
Lock,  George,  clerk,  51  Grove  street 
Locke,  Alex.,  locksmith,  12  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Locke,  Archd.,  com.  trav.,  17  Gladstone  pi. 
Lockerbie,    David,    builder,    Oxford    street ; 

house,  5  West  Newington  place 
Lockett,  William,  stationer  and  tobacconist, 

7  Amelia  Ann  -^Aaqq 
Lockhart,  Col.  A.  L,  C.B.,  21  Inverleith  row 
Lockhart,  David,  17  Drumdryan  street 
Lockhart,  James  Sinclau-,  of   CastlehiU,  16 

Buckingham  terrace 
Lockhart,  John,  butcher,  67  Giles  street 
Lockhart,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  37 

Coburg  street ;  house,  33  Bridge  street 
Lockhart,  John,  20  James  street,  Pilrig 
Lockhart,  JIrs  John,  8  Lauriston  gardens 
Lockhart,  Mrs  Robt.,  33  Northumberland  st. 
Lockie,  Thos.  S.,  confectioner,  5  Amelia  Ann 

place  ;  house,  8. 
Lockie,  Mrs  John,  14  West  Preston  street 


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Lodder,  Charles  A.,  Com.  R.N.,  8  Lenuox  st. 
Loeweiisteiu,    Madame,    teacher    of    piano, 

French,  aud  German,  53  Frederick  street 
Logan,  Alexander,  6  Maiyfield  place 
Logan,  Alex.,  keeper  of  teind  records,  New 

Register   House ;    house,    Hawthorn  brae, 

Dudding&ton 
Logan,  Charles  B.  (2Iacl:enzie,  Lines,  S^'  L.), 

9  North  ilanor  place 
Logan,  D.  M.,  Seafield  lodge,  Seafield 
Logan,  George,  6  Walker  terrace 
Logan,  Geo.,  W.S.,  clerk  of  teind  s,  New  Register 

House;  house,  Hawthorn  brae,  Duddingstou 
Logan,  James,  printer,  8  Tarvit  street 
Logan,  James,  5  Bowling-green  street 
Logan,  James,  83  Great  King  street 
Logan,   John   {Mackenzie,  Innes,   cS-  L.),  29 

India  street 
Logan,  John,  cabinetmaker,  133  Rose  street ; 

house,  174 
Logan,  John,  watchmaker,  29a  Frederick  st. 
Logan,  John,  7  Brimton  place 
Logan,  Oliver,  mason,  11  Woodbine  terrace 
Logan,  Robert,  5  North  Lauder  road 
Logan,  Stewart,  129  Fountainbridge 
Logau,  Thomas,  writer,  32  Stafford  st. ;  ho.  1 
Logan,  William,  painter,  28  N.  Richmond  st. 
Logan,  William  F.,  tobacconist,  499  Lawn- 

mai'ket ;  house,  3  Gillespie  place 
Logau,  Mrs,  21  Salisbury  street 
Logan,  Mrs  A.  S.,  26  East  Claremont  street 
Logau,  Miss  J.,  fancy  bazaar,  111  Nicolson  st. 
Logan,  Ann,  tobacconist,  116  High  street 
LoxDON  AssuEAXCE   CoEPOiiATiON   (agent  in 

Fire  Department,   T.   G.  Dickson,  C.A.'),  3 

North  St  David  street 
LONDON  AND  EDENBUEGH  SHIPPING  COM- 
PANY'S OFFICE  (Thomas Aitke}i,managcr), 

8  and  9  Dock  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  109 
London  Hotel,  2  St  Andrew  square 
London  and    Lancashie    Fire    and    Life 

Assurance  Co.,  12  St  Andrew  square 
London   and    L,\ncashire  Fire  Insurance 

Companies,  5  North  St  David  street ;  Graham 

&  Johnston,  "W.S.,  agents 
LoNT)ON Missionary  Society  (Edia.  auxiliary) ; 

Jas.  S.  Ma,ck,  S.S.C,  2  St  Andrew  sq.,  treas. 
London  Printing  and  Publishing  Company, 

R.  Smellie,  6  Roxburgh  place 
London  and  Paris  Boot  Company,  16  Leith 

street ;  R.  B.  Howe,  manager 

LONTJON  .\ND  PrOVINCLVL  PrOVIDENT  SOCIETY 
(secretary  for  Scottish  Branch,  David  For- 
syth, S.S.C.),  o  North  St  David  street 

London  Union  Fire  and  Life  Assup^ance 
Ofbice  (D.  G.  Thomson,  agent),  13  Hano- 
ver street 

Long,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  engineers  and  machine 
makers,  21  New  street 

Long,  Wilham  (T.  L.  S,-  Co.),  63  S.  Clerk  st. 

Longmoor,  William,  compositor,  40  iUva  pi. 

Longmoor,  William,  printer,  11  Davie  street 

Longmore,  A.  C,  11  East  Claremont  street 


Longmore,  John  Alex.,  W.S.,  56  Melville  st, 
Longstreeth,  Oswald,  draper,  7  Gladstone  ter. 
Lonie,  John,  contractor,  109  Giles  street 
Lonie,  Walter,  general  dealer,  60  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
Lomiie,  William,  cabinet  turner,  14  Cowan's 

close,  Crosscauseway 
Lonsborough,  N.,  furrier,  46a  North  Pitt  st. 
Loraine,     Robert,     agricultui-al     implement 

maker,  160  Cauongate 
Lorimer  &  Clark,  Caledonian  brewery,  Dairy 

road 
LORIMEK    &   GILLIES,    printers,    13    Clyde 

street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  45 
Lorimer  &  Young,  civil  engineers  and  sur- 
veyors, 99  George  street 
Lorimer,  A.,  M.D.,  deputy  inspector-general 

of  hospitals,  13  Brunswick  street.  Hillside 
Lorimer,  David  (L.  Sj-  G.),  17  Union  place 
Lorimer,   Geo.    (L.    ^'   Clark,    Slateford),  2 

Abbotsford  crescent 
Lorimer,  J.  Campbell,  advocate,  99  George  st. 
Lorimer,  James,  advocate.  Professor  of  Public 

Law  in  the  LTniversity;  house,  21  Hill  st. 
Lorimer,  Jas.  (L.  Sf  Young),  9  Dryden  place 
Lorimer,   Mrs  Isabella,  draper  and  miiUner, 

14  Queensferry  street 
Lorimer,  Mrs,  13  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Lorimer.  Mrs,  12  Gladstone  place 
Lorimer,  Mrs,  8  Mayfield  terrace 
LOTH,    JOHN    THOMAS,    D.L.,    professor   of 

German,  27  Rutland  st.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  44 
Lothian    Arms   Hall,   86    South    Back   of 

Canougate  ;  James  Paterson,  proprietor 
Lothian,  Edward,  3  Dalryniple  crescent 
Lothian,  George,  joiner,  12  Keir  street;  ho. 

2  Drumdrj^an  street 
Lothian,  Maurice,  28  Drummond  place,  and 

St  Catherine's,  Libertou 
Lothian,  Peter,  photographer,  79  George  at. ; 

house,  10  Saunders  street 
Lothian,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  29  James  street 
Lothian,  Mrs  Andrew,  30  Haddington  place 
Lothian,  Miss,  30  Haddington  place 
Louden,  D.,  painter,  paperhanger,  and  glazier, 

1  Dean  bank  place 
Louden,  David,  15  Woodbine  terrace 
Louden,  George,  7  Argyle  terrace 
Louden,  John,  builder,  16  Upper  Grove  place 
Louden,    John,    milliner   and   draper,    7    St 

Patrick  street 
Louden,  Wm.,  corn  mercht.,  10  Beaumont  pi. 
Louden,  A^'ilUam,  1  Blenheim  place 
IjOuden,  Mrs  David,  4  East  Preston  street 
Louden,  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Barony  street 
Loudon,  Mrs,  30  Alva  street 
Lough,  Ju.,  chimney-sweeper,  15  WilUam  st. 
Lough,  Thomas,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

95  Pleasance 
Lougton,    Mrs    Alexander,    tobacconist,    39 

Hanover  street ;  house,  52 
Louttit,  John  (G.P.O.),  63  Cumberland  st. 
Louttit,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  27  William  street 


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Love,  Xelson,  upholsterer,  7  GrincUay  street 
Lovebrook,  W.,  waiter,  26  William  street 
Low,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  37 

Giles  street 
Low,  John,  &  Co.,  merchants.  40  Quality  st. 
Low,  David  (Scott,  i.,  cV  Co.),  30  Minto  st. 
Low,  Fletcher  R.,  LL.D..  6  Sylvan  place 
Low,  Jas.,  bank  agent,  3  Baynefield,  Ferry  rd. 
Low,  James,  gardener,  2  Maryfield 
LOW,  JOHN, "slater,  73  Clerk  street;  house, 

37  South  Clerk  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  90 
Low,  John  B.,  9  Hope  park  square 
Low,  Ju.  C.  (Hardie,  Sons,  cV  L.),  65  Thistle  st. 
Low,  John  D.,  8  Glenogle  terrace 
Low,  John  Irvine,  printer,  Leith  Burghs  Pilot 

office,  68  Constitution  street 
Low.  Thomas,  photographer,  130  Princes  st. 
Low,  Thomas,  5  Caledonian  ci'esceut 
Low,  "W.  H.,  sculptor.  75  Causewayside 
Low,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  2  East  Norton  pi. 
Low,  Mrs,  1  South  Charlotte  street 
Low,  Misses,  trimming,  etc.,  1  Elder  street 
Low,  Misses,  Mayfield,  Trinity 
Lowden   &  Rowe,  wholesale  smallwares,   18 

Hill  place 
Lowden,  Miss  A.,  2  Hill  square 
Lowdon,    Mrs,    Biblewoman   and    nurse,    13 

Eghnton  street 
Lowdon,    Miss,    dressmaker    and     machine 

stitcher,  13  Egliuton  street 
LOWE,  GEORGE  &  MRS,  professors  of  danc- 
ing   and    calisthenics.    83    George    street. 

-:<  See  Adc.  p.  44 
LOWE,    DAVID,    joiner    and   horticultural 

builder,  Gilmore  park  ;  house,  106  Gilmore 

place.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  90 
Lowe,  TTiUiam  H.  Dick,  30  Hamilton  place 
Lowe,  Miss,  32  Dundas  street 
Lowes,  Thomas  C.  (G.P.O.),  Ashfield,  Bon- 

nington  grove 
Lowne,  Thompson,  M.D.,  surgeon,  46  Miuto  st. 
Lowrie,  Rev.  Alexander,  13  Comely  bank 
Lowrie,  John,  victual  dealer.  8  Ponton  street 
Lowsou,  A.  {G.P.O.),  9  W.  Claremont  street 
Luckie,   Robert   M.,   shipmaster,   27  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Lugton,  James,  Gymnasium  lodge,  N.  Pitt  st. 
Lugton,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  95  Princes  st.  ; 

house,  97  Gilmore  place 
LinS,    ELLIA,    stucco   manufacturer,    Foim- 

tain  close,  28  High  street.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  50 
Luis,  Joseph,  carver  and  gilder,  picture  frame 

maker,  and   pictui'e   cleaner   and  restorer, 

8c  St  Patrick  square 
Luke,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  28 

Clyde  street ;  house,  10  Elder  street 
Luke,   James,  baker,   25  Brunswick   street ; 

house,  72  Cumberland  street 
Luke,  Robt.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  27  Giles  st. 
Luke,  Misses  J.  &  E.,  15  Nelson  street 
Lumsdaine,  James,  spu-it  dealer,  3  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Lumsden,  Alexander,  dairy,  2  Leith  walk 


Lumsden,   Henry,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  11 

London  street 
Lumsden,  Jas.,  builder  and  joiner,  Sunnybank 

terrace 
Lumsden,  James,  14  Jlontague  street 
Lumsden,  Jas.,  com.  traveller,  2  Gordon  st. 
Lumsden,  Robert.  1  Hermitage  hill 
Lmnsden,  Thomas,  reporter,  21  Brougham  st. 
Lumsden,  Mrs,  12  Gloucester  place 
Lumsden,  ]\Irs,  14  Brandon  street 
Liunsden,  Mrs,  draper,  134  Rose  street 
Lundy,   John  J.,  &  Co.,   colour,   oil-paint, 

grease,  varnish,  cement,  whiting,  and  che- 
mical manufacturei-s,  20  Elbe  street,  Leith 
Lundy,  John  J.,  F.C.S.  {Jolin  J.  L.   ^'  Co.), 

4  Assembly  street 
Lyall,  Alex.,  timber  merchant,  38  Bangor  rd. 
Lyall,  James,  25  Upper  Gi'ove  place 
Lyall,  Geo.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  5  Riego  st. 
Lyall,  John,  12  Bonnington  terrace 
Lyall,  William,  43  Potterrow 
Lyall,  William,  printer,  4  St  Patrick  square 
Lyall,  William,  19  Upper  Grove  place 
Lyall,  iirs,  china  merchant,  4a  Greenside  pi. 
Lyall,  ]\Irs  Robert,  54  Albany  st..  North  Leith 
Lyall,    Miss,    niilliner    and    dressmaker,    4a 

Clarence  street 
Lyell.    David     {Home,     Home,    Sf    L.),    6 

Chalmers  crescent 
Lyell,  John  Gairdner,  M.D.,  R.N.,  Prospect 

bank,  Restabig  road 
Lyell,  Miss  Jane,  85  Great  King  street 
Lyle,  George,  clothier,  121  Kirkgate 
Lyle,  Peter,  20  Rintoul  place 
Lyle,  Peter,  tea  merchant.  Bell's  court 
Lyle,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  17 

Home  street ;  house,  16 
Lyle,  Thomas,  stockbroker,  65  Princes  street; 

house,  50  Grange  road 
Lyle,   AYilliam,   upholsterer,  9  Chiurch  lane ; 

house,  16  West  Claremont  street 
Lyle,  Mrs  Alexander,  59  Constitution  street 
Lynch,  James,  fishmonger,  36  W.  Richmond  st. 
Lynch,  Peter,  broker,  291  Cowgate 
Lynch,  Thomas,  7  Gdlespie  place 
Lyon  Brothel's,  wholesale  and  retail  stationers, 

lithographers,  engravers,  and  printers,  21 

Nicolson  street 
Lyon  &  Turnbull,  auctioneers  and  valuators, 

51  George  street 
Lyon,  Charles,  &  Sons,  confectioners,  4  Bristo 

street 
Lyon,  Alex.,  cai'penter.  Grove  street ;  ho.  44 
Lyon,  Charles  F.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  13 

George  iv.  bridge 
liyon,  Charles,  36  Reid  terrace 
Lyon,  Ciias.  (Inland  Revenue),  26  MoYrison  st. 
Lyon,  David,  bookbinder,  505  Lawnraarket  ; 

house,  3  RankeiUor  street 
Lyon,   George  {George  Heriofs  Hospital),   9 

Bernard  ten-ace 
Lyon,  Hugh,  S.S.C.,  7  North  St  Andrew  st.; 

house,  26  Forth  street 


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Lyon,  James  (G.P.O.),  20  Lauriston  street     ] 
Lyon,  James  A.,  bookbinder,  4  Arthur  street 
Lyon,  John,  grocer,  1  M'Laren  phxce 
Lyon,  John,  24  Greenside  place 
Lyon,  Rev.  Robert,  10  Albany  street,  Leith 
Lyon,  "Walter,  tailor,  1  East  Adam  street 
Lyon,  William  {L.  ^'  Tia-nhuU),  8  George  sq. 
Lyon,  Mrs  A.  H.,  grocer,  37  Bristo  street 
Lyon,  Miss,  dressmaker,  15  Jamaica  street 
Lyon,  Misses,  4  Merchiston  terrace 
Lyons,  Robert,  baker,  7  Wilkie  place 
Lyschinski,  Adam,  M.D.,  10  Warristou  cresc. 

MAAS,  A.  i?,.,  tobacconist,  5  Union  place  and 
4  Brighton  street.     ^  See  Adr.  p.  52 

Mabon,  R.,  tailor  and  clothier,  4  St  Vincent  st. 

Macadam,  Anstruther,  clother  and  linen 
draper,  45  Geo.  iv.  bridge  ;  ho.  72  S.  Clerk  st. 

Macadam,  John,  baker,  7  Calton  street;  ho. 
11  Calton  liill 

Macadam,  .J.  S.,  tailor  and  clothier,  38  Home  st. 

Macadam,  Stevenson,  Ph.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  lec- 
turer on  chemistry,  and  analytical  chemist. 
Surgeons'  Hall,  Nicolson  st.  ;  ho.  Brighton 
house,  HE.  Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 

Macadam,  ]Mrs,  dressmaker,  2  Drumdryan  st. 

M'Adie,  James,  grocer,  1  Claremont  place 

MacAllan  &  Chancellor,  W.S.  (^Liverpool,  Lon- 
don, and  Globe  Insurance  Co.),  19  Young  st. 

MacAllan,  A.  B.,  W.S.  (M.  S^-  Chancellor),  46 
Charlotte  square 

Macallan,  James  H.,  14  Henderson  row 

M'Alley,  Robert,  brewer,  33  Grassmarket 

M'Alpiiie,  J.  &  ^y.,  boot  and  shoe  manufac- 
turers, 35  Candlemaker  row 

M'Alpine,  Alex.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
11  St  Anthony  place  ;  ho.  20  Gardner's  cr. 

M'Alpine,  Thos.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
114  Canongate 

M'Alpine,  Thomas,  grocer,  36  Duke  street, 
Leith  ;  house,  5  Glover  street 

M'Alpine,  Tliomas,  printer,  47  St  Leonard  st. 

M'Alpine,  William,  saddler,  36  Sheriff  brae 

M'Alpine,  William,  4  Orchardfield 

M'Alpine,  Miss,  12  Melville  street 

Macandrew,  J.  &  R.,  W.S.,  13  Hill  street 

Macandrew,  D.  M.,  17  Regent  terrace 

Macandrew,  James  M.,  C.A.,  16  York  place 

Macandrew,  John  (/.  cV  E.  M.),  10  Randolph 
crescent 

Macandrew,  R.  (Reg.  House),  1  Inverleith  ter. 

Macandrew,  Robert,  W.S.  {J.  cS-  II.  M.),  1 
Inverleith  terrace 

Macandrew,  Mrs,  senior,  20  Great  Stuart  st. 

M'Ansh,  John,  joiner  and  carpenter,  Beaver 
bank,  Lower  Broughtou  rd. ;  ho. 6  Hmitly  st. 

M'Ara,  Andrew,  7  Panmure  place 

Macara,  L.  M.,  W.S.,  58  Northumberland  st. 

M'Ara,  Thomas,  mason,  Dewar  place  lane  ; 
house,  7  Pannmre  place 

M'Ara,  Wm.  {Mitchell  S,'  J\PA.),  47  Cumber- 
land street 

Macara,  Mrs,  1  ilerchiston  place 


Macart,  James,  stationer,  34  Tolbooth  wynd  ; 

house,  33  Whitfield  place 
Macarte,  Alfred,  proprietor  of  Theatre  Royal,  ' 

G.  Junction  st. ;  house,  9  Bowling-green  st. 
M 'Arthur,  Alex.,  ferrier,  10  Bread  street 
M 'Arthur,   David,   grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

27  Dean  street 
M'Arthur,  James,  turner  and  cabinetmaker, 

106  Canongate;  house,  11  S.  Norton  place 
M'Arthur,  John,  grocer,  etc.,  29  Lothian  st. 
^lacarthur,  Mrs,  2  St  Andrew  square 
Macarthur,  Mrs,  9  Antigua  street 
M'Arthur,  ]Mrs  James,  1  West  Claremont  st. 
M'Arthy,  John,  23  Castle  street 
Macaulay,  A.  G.,  3  Gladstone  terrace 
Macaulay,  John,  messenger  and  housekeeper, 

Exchequer  chambers.  Parliament  square 
Macaulay,  'Shs  B.  J.,  6  Park  street 
M'Bain,  Donald,  7  Forbes  street 
M'Bain,    James,  M.D.,  surgeon   R.N.,  Logie 

villa,  York  road 
M'Bain,  James,  5  North  St  James'  street 
M'Bain,  Mrs  I.,  bookseller  and  newsagent,  1 

Crichton  street 
Macbean,    ^Eneas,    W.S.,    56    India    street : 

house,  8  Darnaway  street 
M'Bean,  Richard,  94  Abbey  hill 
M'Bean,   Robert  (Queen  Mary's  apartments, 

Holyrood),  9  Johnston  terrace 
M'Bean,  WiUiam,  C.A.,  62  Castle  street 
M'Bean,  Miss,  7  Ann  street 
M'Beath,  Alex.,  temperance  hotel.  Trinity 
]M-Beath,  ]\Irs,  9  Brighton  street 
Macbeath,  Miss,  51  York  place 
Macbeth,  James,  artist,  30  Clarence  street 
Macbeth,  Norman,  artist,  28  Saxe-Cobourg  pi. 
Macbeth,  William,  wine  merchant,  20  Picardy 

place  ;  house,  23  Broughton  place 
Macbrair,    David  J.,    S.S.C,   Master  Extra- 
ordinary in  Chancery,  England  and  Ireland, 

and  Commissioner  for  English  Courts,  12 

Great  King  street 
M'Briarty,  James,  greengrocer,  313  Cowgate 
M 'Bride,  James,  4  Belgrave  crescent 
M'Cabe,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

24  Yardheads  ;  house,  11  Darling's  brae 
M'Cabe,    Matthew   (Crawford   cS'  M'C),   60 

Cumberland  street 
M'Call,  C.,  &  Co.,  engineers  and  millwrights, 

Montgomery  street ;  house,  7  Annandale  st. 
M'Call,  J.  &  W.  G.,  chemists  and  druggists. 

13   Rose   street   and  7  Broughton  street  ; 

house,  2  Roxburgh  street 
M'Call,  Peter,  &  Co.,  sugar  and  spice  grinders 

and    coffee   roasters,    Montgomeiy   street ; 

house,  7  Annandale  street 
M'Call,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  12 

Moray  street;  house,  12  Dryden  st.,  Pilrig 
M'Call,  James,  umbrella  maker,  28  Potterrow 
M'Call,  James,  dining  rooms,  and  secretary 

Operative  Masons'  Soc,  116  Fountainbridge 
M'Call,    James,    jeweller    and    optician,    11 

Leith  street ;  house,  7 


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M'Call,  John,  25  Grove  street 
M'Call,  Martin,  writer,  20  Spittal  street 
M'Call,  William,  japanner,  13  New  Broughton 
M'Call,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Trinity  crescent 
]\r-Call.  Mrs,  2  Roxburgh  street 
M'Call,  Miss,  2  Blackford  road 
M'Callum,  John,  &   Son,  soda  water  manu- 
facturers, 1  West  Richmond  street 
M'Callum,  Alex.  Inghs,  chemist  and  veterinary 

surgeon,  5  Grassmarket;  ho.  22  Melville  ter. 
M'Callum,  Duncan,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

39  Thistle  street ;  house,  41a  Broughton  st. 
MacCallum,  George,  stock  and  share  broker, 

and  agent  for  the  London  Fire  and  Life 

Assurance  Co.,  53  York  place 
Maccallum,  Hugh,  draper,  1  S.  Holy  rood  st. 
Maccallum,  James,  vinegar  maker  and  com- 
mission agent,  36b  Potterrow 
MacCallum,  John,  house  and  ship  plumber, 

brassfounder,  and  gasfitter,  18  Dock  street 
M'Callum,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

175  West  port 
M'CaUum,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Glover  street 
M'Callum,  Miss,  12  Brandon  street 
Maccallum,  Miss,  65  Castle  street 
M'Callum,  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Crichtou  street 
M'CALMAN,   WILLIAM,    plumber,  gasfitter, 

and  zincworker,  54a  Lothian  street ;  house, 
■  5  Brown's  place,  Vemiel.  ^  See  AdiK  p.  87 
M'Cambridge,  Peter,  pawnbroker,  59  and  51 

Candlemaker  row ;  ho.  28  George  iv.  bridge 
M'Candlish,  John  M.,  W.S.  (manager^  Scottish 

National  Insurance  Co.),  4  Doune  terrace 
M'Candlish,  William,  23  Inverleith  row 
M'Cann,  Daniel,  bootmaker,  18  Union  place 
M'Cann,    James,   mantle    manufacturer,    99 

South  bridge  ;  house,  13  Leamington  ter. 
M'Cann,  Jas.,  stationer  and  newspaper  agent, 

6  Deanhaugh  street 
M'Cann,  William,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse, 

261  and  351  High  street;  house,  3  Fingal  pi. 
M'Cardle,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  4  Shrub  place; 

house,  31  James  street 
M 'Carter,  Mrs,  6  Scotland  street 
M'Cartney,    Hugh,    tailor    and    clothier,   4a 

North  bridge  ;  house,  31  Buccleuch  place 
M'Cartney,  Mrs  George,  12  Antigua  street 
M'Caskill,  Miss,  40b  George  square 
M'Cathie,  George,  spirit  mercht.,  45  Main  st. 
M'Caul  &  Armstrong,  S.S.C,  26  Dublin  street 
M'Caul,  James,  S.S.C,  26  Dublin  street 
M'Cheyne,  William,  13  Osborne  terrace 
M'CLACHERTY,   WILLIAM,  greengrocer,  12 

Queensferry  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  105 
M'Clansburgh,  Francis,  shoemaker,  5  Charles 

street ;  house,  7 
M'Clellan,  AViUiam,  baker,  10  Couper  street 

and  68  Kirkgate 
M'Clounie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Drummond  street 
M'Clumpha,  Jn.,  tailor  and  clothier,  22  Pitt  st. 
M'Clure,  Mrs  Henry,  20  Lauriston  gardens 
M'Clusky,  Thos.,  confectioner  and  tobacconist, 

10  Horse  wynd 


M'Clymont,  James,  16  Lady  Menzies  place 
M'Comish,  Mrs,  30  Castle  street 
M'Connel,  Frederic,  15  Liverleith  place • 
M'Connell,  C,  embroiderer,  lace  mender,  and 

transferrer,  50  George  street 
Macouochie,  Duncan,  &  Hare,  W.S.,  10  Hillst. 
M'Conochie,  John,  11  Melville  place 
Maconochie,  John,  accountant,  13  Bernard  st. 
]Maconochie,  ]Mrs  James,  77  Lothian  road 
M'Corkel,  James,  coal  merchant,  47  Dean  st. 
M'Cormack,  John,  1  Panmure  place 
M'Cormack,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  Gilmore  st. 
M'Cormack,  Miss,  60  Melville  street 
M'CORMICK,  JAMES,  coal  and  coke  merchant, 

8  North  bridge.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  94 
M'Corquodale,  A.,  merchant,  13  Bernard  st. 
M'Court,  Mrs  A.,  china  mercht.,  29  Canongate 
M'Cowau,    Fran.  D.,   M.D.   and  surgeon,   27 

York  place 
M'Cowan,  Mrs  James,  artists'  colourman  and 

frame  maker,  26  Cockburn  street;  house,  51 
M'Crackan,  Alexander,  1  Kew  terrace 
M'Crakeu,  John,  S.S.C,  22  Walker  street 
M'Craw,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  6 

Romilly  place  ;  house,  5 
M'Craw,  R.,  tobacconist,  165  High  street 
M'Craw,  Wm.,  photographer,  34  Hanover  st. 
M'Craw,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

11  Sowersby  place 
M'Craw,  Mrs,  2  Smith's  place 
M'Craw,  Mrs,  18  Buccleuch  place 
M'Cree,   Mrs   Andrew,    toy   warehouse,    and 

register  for  servants,  7  Leven  street 
M'Crie,  William,  &  Co.,  paperstainers  to  the 

Queen,  22  Leith  walk 
M'Crie,  Jn.  (  Wm.  il/' C.  §•  Co.),  32 E.  Preston  st. 
M'Crie,   William  (William  M'C.  S,-  Co.),  26 

Windsor  street 
M'Crie,  William  D.,  13  Salisbury  place 
M'Cuaig,  Colin,  CA.  (assist,  actuary,  Scottish 

Union  Insurance  Co.),  12  W.  Claremont  st. 
xM'Cuaig,  J.,  clothier,  6  Frederick  st. ;  house, 

Golden  Acre,  Inverleith  row 
M'CuUagh,  A.  &  J.,  118  Fomitainbridge 
M'Culloch,    A.    M.,    &    Co.,    cabinetmakers, 

upholsterers,  and  joiners,  5  Church  lane ; 

house,  41  Grindlay  street 
M'Culloch,  Rev.  A.  B.,  chaplain  to  the  Royal 

Edinburgh  Asylmn,   Morningside ;    house, 

3  West  Lauriston  place 
M'Culloch,  Alexander,  17  Spittal  street 
M'Culloch,  Andrew,   advertising  agent,  140 

Pleasance 
M'Culloch,  Bargany,  jeweller  and  watchmaker, 

49  Cockburn  street 
M'Culloch,    David,    jeweller,    29    Lauriston 

gardens 
Macculloch,  George,  draper,  25  Downie  place; 

house,  7  Cornwall  street 
Macculloch,  Gilbert  (superintendent  of  Edin- 

hurgli  Blind  School),  2  Gayfield  square 
M'Culloch,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,   18 

Bristo  street 


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M'CuUoch,  John  (teller,  British  Linen  Co.  |M'Donald,  Angus,  saddler  and  portmanteau 
Bank;  agent  for  Phcenix  Fire  Office  and'  manufactiu-er,  42  Grassmarket ;  house,  St 
Pelican  Life  Office),  11  Duke  street  \     Maries,  Trinity 

M'Culloch,  John'M.,  Alfred  place,  Xewington  M'Donald,  Chas.,  engineer,  2  Andereon  place 

M'CuUocb,  Jn..commer.  traveller,  6  Bangor  rd.  Macdonald,  Charles,  shoemaker,  7  Allan  st. 

M-Culloch,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  Macdonald,  Daniel,  tinsmith,  32  Earl  Grey  st. 
5  Melville  terrace  Macdouald,  David,  i  Clerk  street 

MaccuUoch.  John  W.,  21  West  Maitland  st.      M'Donald.  David,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse, 


M'Cullocli.  Pat.,  gTocer,  etc.,  113  Grassmarket 
M'Culloch.  Thos.,  greengrocer,  17  Brown  st. 
M'Culloch,  Thomas  T.,  chemist  and  druggist, 

61  South  bridge  ;  house,  3  Cumin  place 
M'Culloch,  Mrs,  14  Findhorn  place 
M'Culloch,  Mrs,  15  South  College  street 
M'Culloch,  Mrs,  15  Montague  street 
M'CuUoch,  Mrs,  12  Atholl  place 
M'Culloch,  Miss,  lodgings,  6  St  Vincent  st. 
M'Culloch,  Grace,  sewing  machinist,  46  Bristo 

street 
Macdermid,  Edward,  4  Cheyne  street 


275  Cauongate 
MacDonald,   Donald    (M'Lean    ^^    Hope),    2 

Rosslyn  street 
M'Donald,  Donald,  attending  boatman,  Inch- 

keith,  Granton  cottages 
M'Donald,  Don.,  F.C.  officer,  2  Scienneshill  pi. 
M'Donald,  Donald,  Avine  and  spirit  merchant, 

54  George  iv.  bridge 
M'Donald,  Donald  S.,  hosier  and  glover,  23 

Nicolson  street 
Macdouald,  Rev.  Dr,  2  Jamaica  street,  Leith 
Macdonald,  Duncan,  clothier,  85  Gt.  King  st. 


M'Dermott,  James,   pawnbroker,  8  Kirkgatei  Macdonald,  Duncan,  tailor,  23  South  bridge 

and  1  Coatfield  lane;  saleroom,  14  Kirk- j Macdonald,  Duncan,  11  Barony  street 

gate ;  house,  14  Glover  street  Macdonald,  D.  S.,  merchant,  28  Gayfield  sq. 

M'DEEMOTT,     JAMES,     bedding     manufac-;Macdonald,  D.,  gardener,  16  Drumdryan  st. 

turer,  feather   merchant,  and  upholsterer,  | M'Donald,  George,  7  Glenogie  place 

61  and  65  Hanover  street ;    house,  21  Nel-, Macdonald,   Gilbert,   bookbinder,   3  East  As- 

son  street,     -i'  See  Adr.  p.  59  |     sembly  lane.  Rose  st.  ;  ho.  21  Heriot  row 

M'Dennott,  Michael  {Inspector  of  Police),  lljM'Donald,  H.  B.,  31  India  street 

Roxburgh  street  j  M'Donald,  Hector,  shoemaker,l  Old Broughtou 

M'Diarmid,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  13  North  j  M'Donald,  Hugh,  9  Grindlay  street 

bridge  [Macdouald,  James  C,  26  Charles  street 

M'Diarmid,  John,  1  St  John  street  |  Macdonald,  James,  stationer,  bookbinder,  and 

M'DIARMID,   PETEE,   wine  and  spirit  mer- '     newsagent,  9  Bread  street 

chant,  Artillery  Arms,  50  Grmdlay  street.  Macdonald, Jas.(G.P.O.),lW.Montgomerypl. 

"^  See  Adf.  p.  102  Macdonald,  James,  S.S.C.,  11  Queen  street 

MACDONALD,      MIDDLEMASS,      &     WOOD,  M'Donald,  James  (late  hiland  Rev.),  1  Pilrig- 

clothiers  and  outfitters,  31  Hanover  street.;     model  buildings 

^  See  Adv.  in  front  M'Donald,  James,  lapidary,  13  St  James'  sq. 

Macdonald  &  Weu-,  ironmongers,  52  Grass-  M'Donald,  J.,  carter,  Trhitebank,'Fountainbr. 

market  I  M'Donald,  Jas.,  shoemaker,  1  W.  Salisbury  pi. 

M'Donald,  David,  &  Son,  tea,  wine,  and  spuit^ Macdonald,  James,  cooper,  1  S.  Holyrood  st. 

merchants,  29  Shore  j  Macdonald,  Jas.  L.,  com.  traveller,  15  Crown  st. 

M'DONALD,  JAS.,  &  SON,  tailors  and  clothiers,  M'Donald,  James  R.,   stationer  and  printer, 

423  Lawnmarket.     :^>  See  Adv.  p.  62  [     51  Loudon  street 

M'Donald.  A.,  Leith  Walk  Turkish  and  Russian  j  Macdonald,  John,  clerk  of  recor^ls,  extractor's 

baths,  29  "Whitfield  place;  ho.  2  Crown  st.'     chambers.  New  Register  House 


Macdonald,  Alexander,  29  Frederick  street 
M'Donald,  Alexander,  12  Admiralty  street 
M'Donald,  Alexander,  butcher  and  poulterer, 
9  Baxter's  place  ;  house,  9  Antigua  street 


Macdonald,  Jn.,  confectioner, 3  W. Nicolson  st. 
Macdouald,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
22  Catherine  street ;  ho.  2a  Little  King  st. 
Macdonald,  John,  1  West  Montgomery  place 


M'Donald,  Alex.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  Macdonald,  John,   captain  and  adjutant  1st 

5  Clyde  street;  house,  1  St  James'  square  '     .Midlothian  Rifle  Volunteers,  11  James'  pi. 
Macdonald,  A.,  wine  and  spuit  merchant,  3 1 M'Donald,  John  B.,  historical  painter,  6  Gt. 


Meuse  lane ;  house,  33  Castle  street 
M'Donald,  Andrew  {Hunter  ^'  M.),  4  North 

Lauder  road 
M'Donald,  Archibald,  10  Upper  Grove  place 
M'Donald,  Andrew,  spirit  merchant,  3  Gibb's 

entry  and  lOG  Nicolson  street ;  house,  102 
Macdouald,  Angus,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.F.,  41 

Northumberland  street 
M'Donald,    Angus,    officer    and    collector   of 

market  dues,  7  Fishmarket 


Stuart  street 
Macdonald,  Jn.,  accountant,  7  Randolph  cliff 
M'Donald,  John,  successor  to  George  Irvine, 

butcher,  13  Queensferry  st.;  ho.  1  Alva  st. 
Macdonald,  John  H.  A.,  advocate,  15  Aber- 

cromby  place 
Macdonald,    John,    bookseller    and    pictiu"e 

dealer,  70  Nicolson  street 
Macdonald,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

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Macdouald,  Peter,  clerk,  17  Cheyne  street 
Macdouald,  Peter,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  I-Ia 

Home  street 
Macdonald,   Robert  (Murdoch.  Boyd,  ^'  Co., 

S.S.C.),  Rosarden  villa,  Stanley  road 
M'Donald,  Robert  S.,  21  Salisbnry  street 
M'Donald,  Sam.,  commander   Viijilant  fishing 

crniser.  St  Kilda,  York  road 
Macdonald,  Tertius,  surgeon  and  druggist,  13 

Catherine  street ;  house,  14  Bai-ony  street 
Macdonald,    Theodore    (Doiiglas   S)-    M.),    3 

Davie  street 
M'Donald,  Thomas  {James  M'D.  ^'  Son),  12 

Gladstone  terrace 
M'Donald,  Thomas,  34  Couper  street 
Macdonald,  T^"m.,  Tvine  and  spirit  merchant, 

■3  Great  Junction  street;  house,  13  Kirk  st.   ' 
Macdonald,    William,    tailor    and  clothier,  7  '■ 

Frederick  street  ] 

Macdonald,  William,  M.iV.,  classical  master  of' 

the  High  School,  9  Chalmers  crescent  ^ 

Macdonald,  "William,   M.A.,  Rector  of  Leith 

High  School,  1  Bank  place 
Macdonald,  William,  dairy,  14  Charles  street 
M'Donald,  AVm.,  city  officer.  City  chambers  ; 

house,  10  Upper  Grove  place 
M'Donald,  William,  5  Pitt  street 
M'Donald,  William,  agent,  6  HiU  place 
M'Donald,  William,  65  Prince  Regent  street 
M'Donald,  WiUiam,  4  Livingstone  place 
M'Donald,  William,  5  West  Sciennes 
M'Donald,  WUliam,  13  Lewis  terrace 
Macdonald,  WiUiam,  5  Cornwall  street 
Macdonald,  William  F. ,  3  Spittalfield  crescent 
Macdonald,  William  Rae,  69  York  place 
Macdonald,  Mrs  A.,  7  Summerhall 
M'Donald,  Mrs  D.,  ladies'  nurse,  8  Thistle  st. 
Macdouald,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  6  Forres  st. 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  22  Grove  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Alva  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  69  York  place 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  7  Dryden  place 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  24c  Gayfield  square 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  18  East  Preston  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  28  Gayfield  square 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4  Dalrymple  pi. 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  cook,  28  Jamaica  street 
M'Donald,    Mrs,   matron,    House   of  Refuge, 

64  Canongate 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  25 

William  street ;  house,  9 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  5  Spence's  pi. 
M'Donald,   Miss,   sewing  mistress,   House  of 

Refuge,  64  Canongate 
M'Donald,  Miss,  3  Summerhall  place 
M'Donald,  Miss,  423  Lawnmarket 
M'Donald.  Miss  Jane,  provision  merchant,  46 

Abbey  hill 
Macdonald,  Miss  Jessie,  12  Castle  street 
M'Donald,  Miss  Jessie,  Biblewoman,  5  Leith 

street  terrace 
Macdonald,  Miss  ^I.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 
•    merchant,  74  West  Fountainbridge 


^Lacdouald,  Miss  Robertson,  24  Walker  street 
Macdouald,  Miss,  gi-ocer,  23  Barony  street  - 
Macdonald,  Miss,  lodgings,  106  Princes  street 
Macdonald,   Miss,   teacher  of  music,  2  Gard- 
ner's crescent 
Macdonell,  E.  R.,  advocate,  7  Coates  crescent 
Macdonell,  Mrs  Colonel,  1  Greenhill  gardens 
JI'Dougal,   James,   &  Co.,   confectioners,   98 

Canongate 
M'Dougal,  Alexander,  farmer,  Granton  mains, 

Granton  harbour 
M'Dougal,  George,  grocer,  etc.,  18  Howe  st.  ; 

house,  5  Clarence  street 
M'Dougal;  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

6  Dubhn  street ;  house,  1  Fettes  row 
M'Dougal,  John,  wine  merchant  and  gTocer, 

1  Mansfield  place  ;  house,  19  Union  street 
Macdougal,  Peter  {D.  Thorn  &,•  Co.),  7  Jane- 
field  place 
M'Dougal,  Walter,  cowfeeder,  26  Greenside  st. 
M'Dougal,  Misses,  dressmakers,  20  Howe  st. 
Macdougald,  John  W.,   rag  and  metal  mer- 
chant, 120  Cowgate  ;  house,  3  Macnab  st. 
Macdougald,  Robert,  19  Nelson  street 
M'Dougall,   Neill,  &   Co.,   spirit   dealers,  23 

Bank  street 
M'Dougall,    Alexander,  treasurer-superinten- 
dent. Royal  Infirmary,  Infirmary  street 
M'Dougall,   Alex.,    goods    agent   East  Coast 
Railways,  Regent  arch ;  house,  3  Cheyne  st. 
Macdougall,  Gilbert,  4  Brougham  place 
M'Dougall,  James,  1a  Ferrier  street 
M'Dougall,  James,  bootmaker,  9  India  place 
M'Dougall,  John,  coach-hirer,  18  W.  Salisbury 

place 
M'Dougall,  John,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

21  London  street 
M'Dougall,  John  G..  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

14  West  Maitland  street 
M'Dougall,  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  60 

E.  Crosscauseway ;  ho.  1  Kennedy's  close 
M'Dougall,  Robert,  4  Huntly  street 
M'Dougall,   William,   messenger,    Clydesdale 
bank.  High  street ;  ho.  16  Royal  Exchange 
M'Dougall,  W.  G.,  20  Kemp  place 
M'DOUGALL,   WILLIAM,    Joiner,   trunk  and 
packing-box  and  tin  and  zinc  case  maker, 
76  Fountainbridge  ;  house,  2  Tarvit  street. 
^f:  See  Adv.  p.  69 
M'Dougall,  Mrs,  3  Taylor  place,  Easter  road 
M'Dougall,  Mrs,  8  Chapel  street 
M'Dougall,  Mrs,  11  West  Maitland  street 
M'Dougall,  Mrs,  8  West  Newingtou  place 
Macdougall,  Mrs,  matron,  western  division, 

Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum,  Moruingside 
MacDougall,  Mrs  Colonel,  17  Buckuagham  ter. 
M'Dougall,  Mrs  E.,  dairy  and  greengrocer,  4 

Teviot  row 
Macdougall,  Mrs  P.  C,  9  Buckingham  terrace 
M'Dougall,    Mrs   Robert,   ladies'   nurse,    14a 

Scotland  street 
M'Dougall,  Miss,  dairy,  Silverfield 
Macdougall,  Miss,  10  Upper  Gray  street 


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M'Dowall,  Mrs,  15  Buccleuch  place 

M-Dowall,  Mrs  Colonel,  10  Mayfield  street 

M'Dowall,  Mrs,  11  Blackford  road 

M'Dowell,  Robert,  baker  and  confectioner,  60 
George  street  and  19  Frederick  street ;  ho. 
60  George  street 

M'Eneny,  Mrs,  broker, 55  St  Andrew  st.,  Leitli 

M'Evoy,  James,  4  Everton  tei'race 

M'Evoy,  Patrick,  warehouseman,  51  North 
bridge;  ho.  Northfield  cottage,  Jock's  lodge 

M'Ewan,  Douglas,  &  Son,  golf-chib  makers, 
36  Wright's  houses,  and  Millhill,  Mussel- 
burgh ;  house,  '22  Brougham  street 

^I'Ewan,  Dougal,  coach-hirer,  6  Beaumont  pi. 

^NI'Ewau,  John,  cowfeeder,  19  Broughton  st. 

M'Ewan,  Rev.  John,  36  Lauder  road 

M"Ewau,  Peter,  coal  merchant,  Caledonian 
Railway  coal  depot ;  house,  13  Lothian  road 

M'Ewan,  Robt..  baker,  72  Grassmarket ;  ho.  54 

M'Ewan,  Rev.  Thomas,  Hazelwood,  Dick  pi. 

M'Ewan,  Thomas,  grocer,  103  Cowgate 

M'Ewan,  "Wrn.,  brewer,  104  Fountainbridge 

M'Ewan,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
133  Rose  street 

^M'Ewan,  WilUam,  house  painter  and  glazier, 
15  Maitland  street 

M'Ewau,  Mrs,  Hanover  hotel,  10  Hanover  st. 

M'Ewan,  Mrs  AVilliam,  9  Mackenzie  place 

Macewan,  Mrs,  6  Clarence  street 

]\I'Ewan,  Miss  Mary,  teacher,  Buccleuch 
parish  school ;  house,  13  Lothian  road 

M'Ewen  &  Garment,  W.S.,  32  Albany  street 

:M'Ewen,  James,  W.S.  {M'E.  ^-  Garment),  21 
Ainshe  place 

M'Ewen,  John,  writer,  4  Upper  Gilmore  pi. 

M'Ewen,  Thomas,  sculptor,  10  Lothian  road 
and  Dairy  road 

M'Faden,  John,  7  Little  King  street 

M'Fadyen,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Alva  street 

Macfarlan,  John  F.,  &  Co.,  chemists  and 
druggists,  17  &  IS  North  bridge  ;  chemical 
works,  93  Abbey  hiU 

M'Farlan,  J.,  shoemaker,  70  Cumberland  st. 

Macfarlan,  Mrs  David,  6  Randolph  crescent 

M'Farlan,  Mrs,  28  Stafford  street 

Macfarlan,  Miss,  1  Marchmont  terrace 

Macfarlan,  Misses,  2  Albert  ter.,  ^Morningside 

M'Farlane  &  Gibb,  appraisers,  cabinetmakers, 
and  upholsterers,  20  Dundas  street  and  44 
North  Pitt  street 

Macfarlane  &  WaUace,  painters,  and  dealers  in 
paperhangings,  27  Queensferry  street 

Macfarlane,  A.,  &  Son,  corn  factors  and 
agents,  160  Constitution  street 

Macfarlane,  Daniel,  &  Co.,  wholesale  station- 
ers and  steam  lithographic  printers,  5  India 
buildings 

^M'Farlane,  D.  &  H.,  grocers  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 2  Greenside  street  ;  house,  3 

M'Farlane,  Robert,  &  Son,  -wire-drawers, 
•wire-cloth  manufacturers,  and  dealers  in 
machine  belting  and  india-rubber  goods, 
Edina  works.  Stead's  place 


Macfarlane,   Alexander   (^Sun  Fire  Office),   1 

Gladstone  terrace 
Macfarlane,    Alexander,   cutler   and   surgical 

instrument  maker,  1  Glanville  place ;  house, 

2  Kerr  street 
M'Farlane,  Alexander,  dairyman,  Lover.s'  lane 
Macfai-lane,  Alexander,  8  Wellington  place 
Macfarlane,  Alexander  T.,  5  West  Castle  road 
Macfarlane,    Andrew    Yuil,    pharmaceutical 

chemist  and  druggist,  255  Canongate ;  house, 

7  Roxburgh  street 
Macfarlane,  Archd.,  tailor,  51  Broughton  st. 
M'Farlane,  CoHn  S.  (il/'F.  ^-  Gibl),  4  Silver- 
mills  cottage 
Macfarlane,  D.  (Ji.  cV  Co.),  30  Grange  road 
Macfarlane,  Daniel,  7  Panmure  place 
M'Farlane,    David,    carpet    and    hearth -rng 

manufacturer,  Canonmills 
Macfarlane,  David,  commercial  traveller,  48 

Grove  street 
Macfarlane,    David    (National    Gallery),    10 

Eglinton  street 
M'Farlane,  D.,  6  Eastfield 
M'Farlane,  Duncan,  engine-driver,  2  Devon  pi. 
Macfarlane,  Edward  (D.  M-Kiclian  ^  Co.),  4 

Infirmary  street 
Macfarlane,  G.,  missionary,  2  Bangor  road 
Macfarlane,  James,  2  St  John  street 
M'Farlane,  James,  reporter,  118  Lauriston  pL 
Macfarlane,  John,  tailor,  17  S.  St  Jam&s'  st. 
M'Farlane,    John,    wire-cloth   manufacturer, 

Edina  house.  Stead's  place 
M'Farlane,  John,  spirit  dealer,  159  Rose  st. 
M'Farlane,  J.  R.,  draper,  5  Warriston  place 
M'Farlane,  Peter,  2  Gayfield  street 
M'Farlane,  Robert,  11  North  Melville  place 
Macfarlane,  R.  (ili.  .V  TFaWace),  8  YiewforthpL 
Macfarlane,  Walter,  5  Cheyne  street 
M'Farlane,  Walter,  fishmonger  and  j)oulterer, 

22  Lothian  street 
M'Farlane,  W.   H.-(&/ienct  &,•  M'F.),  29  St 

James'  square 
M'Farlane,  W.  H.,  draper,  19  Union  place  j 

house,  23 
M'Farlane,  Mrs  J.,  10  Buccleuch  place 
M'Farlane,  Mrs  Wardlaw,  4  Merchiston  avenue 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  Dalmore  lodge.  Trinity 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  8 

Tobago  street 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  refreshment  rooms,  Caledo- 
nian Railway  station,  Lothian  road 
Macfarlane,  Miss  E.,  lodgings,  96  George  st.     . 
M'Farlane,  Miss,  lodgings,  26  Albany  street      \ 
M'Farquhar,  Miss,  18  Fettes  row 
Macfeat,  W.,  china  and  glass  merchant,   42 

South  bridge  ;  house,  7  Union  street 
Macfie,  John,  14  Hope  terrace,  Whitehouse 
M'Garth,    L.  {Eedpath,    Brown,  &;   Co.),  12 

Wellington  place,  Leith 
M'Gegan,  James,  20  James  street,  Pilrig 
M 'George,  George,  furniture  dealer,  2  Nicol- 

son  square 
M'George,  Miss  M.,  lodgings,  14  Dublin  street 


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M"Ghee,  Sarah,  grocer,  2a  Arthur  street 
M'Ghie,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  2 

Ai'thui-  street ;  house,  17 
MacGibbon,  David,  architect,  89  George  sfc.  ; 

house,  Edgehill,  Dean 
M'Gibbon,  George  R.,  clothier  and  draper,  90 

South  bridge  ;  house,  13  Millerfield  place 
M'Gibbon,  J.,  M.D.,  16  Howe  street 
M'Gibbon,  John  S.,  builder,  39  Scotland  st. ; 

house,  25  Royal  crescent 
M'Gibbon,  John,  clothier  and  draper,  15  S. 

College  street ;  house,  17  Graham  street 
M'Gilchrist,  Mrs,  7  Arniston  place 
M'Gilchrist,  Mrs,  11  Gardner's  crescent 
M'Gilchrist,  Miss  I.,  1  East  Newington  place 
Macgill  &  Begbie,  house  painters  and  paper- 
hangers,  62  Bristo  street 
Macgill's  Gallery   (P.    Westren,    colounnan), 

103  Princes  street 
Macgill,  Andrew,  draper,  23  Earl  Grey  street; 

house,  14  Brougham  place 
MacGill,   Rev.   Hamilton  M.,   D.D.,   Foreign 
Mission  Secretary  of  U.P.  Church,  5  Queen 
street ;  house,  9  Doune  terrace 
Macgill,  James,  ironmonger,  smith,  gasfitter, 

and  tinsmith,  11  Queensferry  street 
M'Gill,  John,  bootmaker,  48  Nicolson  street 
M'GiU,  WiUiam,  live-stock   agent,  1  Lower 

Gilmore  place 
Macgill,  ^Irs  Edward,  21  Castle  street 
M'Gill,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  Mackenzie  place 
M'Gillivray  &  Coutie,    joiners  and   cabinet- 
makers. Long  close,  20  Pleasance 
Macgillivray,    Rev.    Alex.    G.,    M.A.    (Rose- 
burn  F.C.),  6  Hampton  terrace 
IM'Gillivray,  Andrew    {M'G.    §-    Coutie),    7 

Crichton  street 
M'Gillivray,  Thos.,  shoemaker,  61  Canongate 
M'Gillivray,  William,  W.S.  {Lindsay,  Howe,  cV 

Co.,  W.S.),  16  South  Charlotte  street 
M'Gillivray,  William,  clerk,  5  Manor  place 
M'Glade,  William,  drill  instructor,  29  Thistle 

street 
Macgladrie,  Thos.  (Kirk  Sp  J/.),  13  Kirk  street 
M'Glashan,  Stewart,  &  Son,  sculptors,  Edin- 
burgh marble,   granite,  and  stone  works, 
CauonmiUs  bridge  ;  house,  1  Eyre  place 
M'Glashan,  A.,  2  Sciennes  place 
M'Glashan,  Alexander,  9  Kirk  street 
M'Glashan,  Alexander,  grocer,  tea  and  pro- 
vision merchant,  Grantou  harbour 
M'Glashan,  A.,  boat-building  and  boat-hiring 

establishment,  Granton  harbour 
M'Glashan,  Duncan,  jun.,  chemist  and  druggist, 
67  W.  Fomitainbridge ;  ho.  16  Argyle  ter. 
M'Glashan,  Duncan  (Caledonian  distillertj),  16 

Argyle  terrace 
M'Glashan,  James,  27  Brunswick  street 
M'Glashan,  P.  F.,  10  Dublin  street 
M'Glashan,  Miss,  1  Cumin  place 
M'Glashan,  Misses,  dressmakers,  50  George  st. 
M'Glashon,  A.,  steel  and  copperplate  printer, 
27  St  James'  square 
I 


M'Glashon,  Mrs  Ralph,  embroidery  stamper, 

machine-sewing,  etc.,  35  West  Nicolson  st. 

MacGoun,    Rev.    Robert   W.,   jM.A.,    Banner 

villa.  Banner  place,  Morningside 
Macgowan,  Alex.,  ironmonger,  67  Cockburn 

street ;  house,  21a  Broughton  place 
M'Gowan,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse,  2  Hamilton  place 
M'Gowau,  Miss,  22  East  Claremont  street 
M'Grath,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1  Lothian  road 
M'Gregor,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  silk  mercers  and 

drapers,  30  George  street 
M'GREGOE,  JAMES,  &  SON,  watch  and  clock 
makers  and  Jewellers,  25  West  Register  st. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  49 
M'Gregor,  W.  &  D.,  builders,  40  Grindlay  st. 
M'Gregor,  A.,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  114  Pleasance 
M'Gregor,  A.,  Assam  tea  warehouse,  61  Bristo 

street ;  house,  27  Montague  street 
M'Gregor,  Alexander,  teacher,  Oi'phan  Hos- 
pital, Dean 
M'Gregor,    Archibald,    carting    department, 
Caledonian  Railway,  32  George  iv.  bridge  ; 
house,  7  Glengyle  terrace 
M'Gregor,  Charles,  8  Barony  street 
Macgregor,  Daniel,  15  West  Newington  place 
Macgregor,  David  C,  41  East  Claremont  st. 
M'Gregor,  David,  23  Tiynedoch  place 
Macgregor,  Donald,  3  Merchiston  crescent 
M'Gregor,  Donald,  grocer  and  spii'it  merchant, 

162  Canongate 
Macgregor,    Donald,    The   Royal   Hotel  (late 
GibVs),  53  Princes  street;  house,  Craigroy- 
stone  house,  3  Merchiston  crescent 
Macgregor,  Donald  R.,  merchant,  shipowner, 
and  Australian  agent,  ship  insurance  broker, 
and    agent    for    Government    Emigration 
Board,  55  Bernard  street ;   house.   Wood- 
burn,  Canaan  lane 
Macgregor,  Donald,  salesman,  17  Spittal  st. 
Macgregor,  Donald,  3  Graham  street 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 
120  Rose  street ;  house,  25  West  Nicolson 
street 
M'Gregor,  Duncan  (  W.  S)D.  iP  G.),  5a  Brunts- 
field  place 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  8  Thistle  street 
M'Gregor,  D.,  writer,  35  Barony  street 
M'Gregor,  E.,  2  Gladstone  terrace 
MacGregor,  Rev.  James,   D.D.,  Professor  of 
Theology,   New  College,   Harmony  house, 
Eden  lane 
MacGregor,  Rev.  James,  D.D.,  17  George  sq. 
M'Gregor,  James,  9  Bristo  place 
M'Gregor,  James,  3  Grindlay  street 
M'Gregor,  James,  tailor,  2  Montague  street 
M'Gregor,  James,  billiard  rooms,  20  Cockburn 

street;  house,  54  South  bridge 
M'Gregor,  James  (M'G.,  Robertson,  Sf^  Co.),  7 

Merchiston  crescent 
M'Gregor,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  6  Living- 

SfcOllG  T)ltlCO 

M'Gregor,  John  (M'G.  ^^  Son),  1  Gayfield  st. 
Macgregor,  John,  writer,  48  Dean  street 


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M'Gregor,    John,    flesher,    7   High    market ; 

house,  100  Lauristoii  place 
M'Gregor,  John,  coach  proprietor,  2  Scotland  st. 
Macgregor,  John,  tobacconist,  2  Leith  street, 

7  Bread  street,  77  Princes  street,  and  20 

Roxburgh  place  ;  ho.  41  E.  Claremont  st. 
M'Gregor,  John  D.,  basketmaker,   93  Kirk- 
gate  ;  house,  21  Duke  street,  Leith 
M'Gregor,  Lewis,  dairyman,  Burnside 
Macgregor,   Malcolm,    S.S.C.    and    N.P.,    10 

Dundas  street 
MacGregor,     Malcolm,     surgeon-dentist,     20 

Queen  street 
Macgregor,  Malcolm,  portmanteau,  trunk,  and 

travelling  bag  manufacturer,  2  George  st. ; 

house,  18  Duncan  street 
MacGregor,  Peter,  13  Union  place 
M'Gregor,  "W.,  seed  merchant,  44  Kirkgate 
M'Gregor,  Wm.,    watchmaker   and   jeweller, 

7  Castle  street ;  house,  11  Melville  place 
M'Gregor,    WilUam    {W.    ^'   D.    M'G.),    40 

Grindlay  street 
Macgregor,  Mrs  Isabella,  5  Kerr  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  John,  41  E.  Claremont  street 
MacGregor,  Mrs  Joseph,  17  Melville  terrace 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Margaret,  11  N.  MelviUe  place 
M'Gregor,  Mrs,  4  Hart  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs,  3  North  Charlotte  street 
M'Gregor,  Miss  Jessie,  64  Broughton  street 
M'Gregor,  Miss  Margaret,  34  Hanover  street 
MacGregor,  Miss,  16  Scotland  street 
M'Gregor,  Miss,  dressmaker,  25  Reid  terrace 
Macgregor,  Miss,  18  Moray  place 
M'Guire,  Charles,  grocer,  74  Giles  street 
M'Guire,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  4  Little  King 

street 
M'Haffie,  Mrs,  23  Torphichen  street 
M'Hardy,  R.,  &  Son,  inventors  and  manu 

facturers  of   patent  hand  hoe,   agents  for 

Perry  self-acting  break,  19  Lauriston  street 
Machell,    F.,    dyer  and  French   cleaner,    31 

George  iv.  bridge;  house,.  23  Lauriston  st. 
M'Hendrie,  WiUiam,  coal  merchant,   9   Port 

Hamilton 
M'Hutchen,  Borthwick  G.,  3  Brandon  street 
M'Hutchen,  J.  Scott,  8  Grosvenor  crescent 
M'Hutchen,  Misses,  5  Randolph  crescent 
M'llwrick,  John,  6  Chalmers  buildings 
Macindoe,    J.    H.,   tobacconist,    91   Nicolson 

street;  house,  93  Prince  Albert  buildings 
M'Innes,  Malcolm,  cab  proprietor,  98  Foim- 

tainbridge 
^I'lnnes,  Mason,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  71a 

Broughton  street 
M'Innes,   Miss,    French   corset   maker,    34a 

Frederick  street 
M'Inroy,  J.,  Liverpool  Marine  Insurance  Co., 

6  Bernard  street ;  house,  17  Queen's  cresc. 
M'Inroy,  John,  24  Earl  Grey  street 
M 'In tosh  Brothers,  merchants,  94,  95,  96,  and 

97  Giles  street 
M'Intosh  &  Cunningham,  sailmakers,  Middle 

Dock  gate 


M'Intosh,    J.,    &   Son,    clothiers,    25    North 

bridge  ;  house,  7  Salisbury  place 
M.'Iutosh,  Robt.,  &  Son,  contractors  and  stone 
merchants,    4a   Commercial  place;    house, 
Summerside  place 
M'Intosh,  Alexander,  butcher,  10  Clifton  ter- 
race ;  house,  48  Grove  street 
Macintosh,  A.,  auctioneer,  101  St  Leonard  st. 
M'Intosh,  Alex.  (il/'/.  Bros.),  10  Fyfe  place 
M'Intosh,  Alex.,  com.  trav.,  9  Gladstone  pi. 
M'Intosh,  Alexander  D.,  16  Panmure  place 
Macintosh,  Captain,  agent  H.M.  Queensland 

Government,  2  Dublin  street 
Macintosh,  D.,  7  Forth  street 
M'Intosh,  Dan.,  bootmaker,  2  Summerhall  pi. 
M'Intosh,  Daniel,  13  Riego  street 
Macintosh,  David,  painter,  31  Thistle  street 
M'Intosh,  George,  S.S.C,  41  Great  King  st. 
M'Intosh,  George,  17  George  iv.  bridge 
M'Intosh,  George,  joiner.  The  Cottage,  Sunny- 
bank  place 
M'Intosh,  Henry,  teacher  of  music,  24  Mel- 
ville terrace 
Macintosh,  James,  traveller,  6  Brighton  street 
M'Intosh,  James  Beveridge,  N.P.,  dep.  sec.  to 
Gen.  Assembly's  Home  Mission  Committee, 
15  Young  street 
Macintosh,  James,  saddler,  14  Lothian  road 
M'Intosh,   James,  bookseller,  7  North  Bank 

street ;  house,  3  South  College  street 
M'Intosh,  James,  Avriter,  14  W.  Claremont  st. 
M'Intosh,    James    Luke,    grocer   and    spirit 

merchant.  111  Causewayside 
M'Intosh,  John,  11  Clarence  street 
M'Intosh,    John,    bootmaker,    58    Lauriston 

street ;  house,  16  Salisbury  street 
M'Intosh,  John,  messenger  (^Gen.  Beg.  Ho.).! 

QQ  Thistle  street 
M'Intosh,  J.,  church  officer,  23  St  Andrew  sq. 
M'Intosh,  M.,  chimney-sweeper,  6  Coburglane 
M'Intosh,   Robert  B.,    sailmaker,   35   Prince 

Regent  street 

M'Intosh,  William  S.,  furnisher  to  shoemakers, 

dealer  in  tools  and  materials  for  jewellers, 

etc.,  22  South  Richmond  street 

M'Intosh,    William  {M'l.  Brothers),   1  East 

Hermitage  place 
M'Intosh,  William,  smith,  5  Horse  wynd 
M'Intosh,  William,  bootmaker,  48  High  street 
M'Intosh,  William,  shoemaker,  25  Kirkgate  ; 

house,  5  London  row 
Macintosh,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  William  street 
M'Intosh,  Mrs,  lodgings,  64  Buccleuch  street 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  Ann,  33  Queensferry  street 
M'Intosh,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  2  Buccleuch  st. 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  A.,  43  Brunswick  street 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  A.,  glasscutter,  Montgomery  st. 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  A.,  20  Annaudale  street 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  merchant,  7  North 

Back  of  Canongate 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  J.  L.,  laundry,  164  Causewayside 
M'Intosh,  Miss,  boot  and  shoe  wareho.,  4  W. 
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M'Intosh,  Miss,  2  East  Sciennes  street 
M"Intosh,  Agnes,  tobacconist,  30  Grove  street ; 

house,  -11  Caudlemaker  row 
M'Intyre,  James,  1  Gillespie  crescent 
M"Intyre.  John.  43  Prince  Regent  street 
M'Intyre,  John.  6  Bowling-green  street 
M'Intyre,  John,  missionary,  7  Glover  street 
M'lntyre,  John,  15  Gladstone  terrace 
M -In tyre,  R.  B.,  typefounder,  11  West  Rich- 
mond street 
M'Intyi'e,  Robert,  11  Lothian  street 
M'Intyre,  Thomas,  8  TTest  Claremont  street 
M'Intyre,  Mrs.  2  Ehzafield.  Bonnington 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  Salem  house.  Jordan  bank 
M'Intyre,  ^Irs,  '2b  Morrison  street 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  11  Rintoul  place 
M'Intyre,  Mrs  Alexander,  2  Bridge  street 
M'Intyre,  Mrs  John,  25  Gilmore  place 
M'Intyre,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  56 

South  Blacket  place 
M'Intyre,  Miss,  stay  and  bandage  maker,  6 

and  7  Xorth  Bank  street 
M'Isaac,  Mrs,  grocer,  19  Glover  street 
M'lver,  James,  clothier  and  outfitter,  25  and 

81  St  Mary  street 
M'lver,   Patrick,   carpet-shoe   maker,    63   St 

Mary  street 
M'lvor,  Samuel,  millwright,  Middlefield 
Mack,  Andrew,  writer,  5  York  place 
Mack,  James  Smith,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  2  St 
Andrew  square  ;  house,  St  Helen's,  Trinity 
Mack,  Peter,  4  Primrose  street 
Mack,  Robert,  furniture  dealer,  45  Hanover 

street 
Mack,  R.,  druggist,  12  West  Newington  place 
Mack,  William  B.,  hat  and  cap  manufacturer, 
2  Hunter  square  ;  house,  45  Montague  st. 
Mack,  Mrs,  3  West  Arthur  place 
Mackail,  David,  2  Rockville  place 
M'Kain,  Lewis,  remnant  wareho.,  14  Chapel 

street ;  house,  7  WindmiU  street 
Mackay  &  Chisholm,  jewellers,  gold  and  silver 
smiths,  watchmakers  and  dealers  in  curio- 
sities, 49  North  bridge 
Mackay,  Cunningham,  &  Co.,  goldsmiths  to 
the    Queen     and    H.R.H.    the    Prince   of 
Wales,    watchmakers,    and  manufacturers 
and   designers   of    Scottish   jewellery,    62 
Princes  street 
MACKAY  &  FArRBATRN,  patent  wire-fence 
manufacturers,  gate,  screw,  bolt,  and  nut 
makers,  iron  house  and  roof  builders,  rail- 
way contractors'  agents,  and  hydraulic  en- 
gineers, Sciennes  ironworks.  East  Sciennes 
street,  and  88  West  bow.    ->  See  Adv.  p.  78 
Mackay  &  Smith,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  28 

North  bridge 
Mackay,  Daniel,  &  Co.,  horticulturists,  nursery- 
men, etc.,  Cameron  and  Echo  bank  nurseries 
Mackay,  George,  &   Co.,   oil  merchants,  31 

Quality  street ;  house,  13  Montgomery  st. 
Mackay,  George,  &  Co.,  brewers,  St  Leonard's 
brewery,  St  Leonard  street 


Mackay,  James  T.,  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers, 

16  South  St  Andrew  street 
M'Kay,  J.  &  C,  china  and  glass  merchants,  4 

Bridge  street 
Mackay,    Adam,    joiner,    cabinetmaker,    and 

upholsterer,  2  York  lane 
^[ackay,  -iEneas  James  George,  advocate,  7 

Albyn  place 
Mackay,  J^neas,  tea  and  coffee  merchant,  11 

Hill  place 
Mackay,   Rev.  Alexander,    LL.D.,   F.R.G.S., 

Oakland,  Hatton  place 
Mackay,  Alex.  S.,  artist,  13  Cornwall  street 
M'Kay,  Alexander,  bird-dealer,  18  Grove  st. 
M'Kay,    Alexander,    tailor   and    clothier,    5 

Saunders  street 
M'Kay,  Angus,  agent  for  Scottish  Legal  Burial 

Societ3%  3  East  Adam  street 
Mackay,  Angus,  lodgings,  4  Charlotte  place 
Mackay,  Angus,  1  East  Adam  street 
M'Kay,  Charles,  41  Lothian  street 
Mackay,  C.  G.,  17  Lutton  place 
Mackay,  D.,  3  Washington  place 
Mackay,    Daniel,    house    agent   and   sheriff- 
officer,  13  Royal  Exchange 
Mackay,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  38  Leith 

street ;  house,  25  Gayfield  square 
Mackay,  Donald,  14  Howe  street 
M'Kay,  Donald,  city  officer.  City  chambers  ; 

house,  10  Wemyss  place 
Mackay,  Donald  (M  S,-  Fairbairn),  20  Upper 

Gray  street 
Mackay,   Duncan,  rag  and   stoneware   mer- 
chant, 136  Pleasance  ;  house,  138 
Mackay,  E.,  spirit  dealer,  19  Bread  street 
Mackay,  Francis  A.,  Royal  Bank  house,  36 

St  Andrew  square 
^lackay,    George   (St  Leonard's  hrewery),  4 

Salisbury  bank 
Mackay,  George,  cart-wheel  wriglit,  27  High 

Calton 
Mackay,  George,  grocer,  2  Washington  place 
ilackay,  George,  shoemaker,  3  Catherine  street 
Mackay,  Henry,  major,  Cosie  cott.,  Wardie  rd. 
Mackay,  H.,  grocer,  509  Lawnmarket ;  house, 

501 
M'Kay,  Hugh,  76  Fountainbridge 
Mackay,  Jas.  (National  Bank),  24  Quality  st. 
JI'Kay,    J.,   milliner,    121    West    Fountain- 
bridge;  house,  3  Washington  place 
Mackay,  J.  M.,  photographer,  18  Panmure  pi. 
Mackay,  James  R.  (British  Linen  Co.  Bank), 

18  Buccleuch  place 
Mackay,  James  G.,  working  jeweller,  56  Leith 

street ;  house,  52  Broughtou  street 
Mackay,  J.  S.,  engraver,  1  Livingstone  place 
Mackay,   John,   pharmaceutical  chemist,  119 

George  street ;  ho.  7  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Mackay,  John,  spirit  merchant,  168  High  st. 
Mackay,  John,  writer,  4  East  Eyre  place 
Mackay,  John,  contractor,  37  Ann  street 
Mackay,  John,  printer,  9  Thistle  street 
Mackay,  John,  6  Union  street 


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Mackay,  John,  butler,  59  Thistle  street 
M'Kay,  John,  umbrella  maker,  90  S.  bridge 
Mackay,  Murdo,  21  Livingstone  place 
Mackay,  Xeil,  builder,  9  Morton  street ;  house, 

59  Kirk.cfate 
Mackay,    Robert,    W.S.     (Hope    cj-    M.),    10 

Shandwick  place 
Mackay,  Robert,  butcher,  53  London  street ; 

house,  2  Alfred  place 
Mackay,  Robt.,  city  missionary,  24  Brougham 

place 
Mackay,  Robert,  artist,  3  Great  King  street 
M'Kay,  Robert,  tobacconist  and  stationer,  7 

Clanalpine  buildings 
M'Kay,  Robert,  8  Corunna  place 
Mackay,  T .,  bootmaker ,  6  Northum  berland  place 
Mackay,  William,  police  sergeant,  3  Annfield 
Mackay,  William  H.  (M.  ^-  Smith),  13  Mont- 
gomery street 
Mackay,  William,  5  Hope  street 
Mackay,  William,  corkcutter,  31  Blair  street 
Mackay,  William,  egg  merchant.  Circus  lane  ; 

house,  25  Rintoul  place 
Mackay,  Mrs  Jas.,  coal  merchant,  25e  Bread  st. 
Mackay,  Mrs  D.,  17  Duncan  st.,  Newingtou 
Mackay,  Mrs  D.,  hairdresser,  8  Greenside  pi. 
Mackay,    Mrs   John   A.,   of    Blackcastle,   26 

George  square 
Mackay,  Mvs,  28  Hamilton  place 
Mackay,  Mrs  J.,  4  Park  street 
Mackay,  Mrs,  11  Henderson  row 
Mackay,  Mrs,  refreshment  rooms,  54  Rose  st. 
Mackay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Lothian  street 
Mackay,  Mrs,  7  Albyn  place 
Mackay,  Mrs,  38  George  square 
Mackay,  Mrs,  16  Hart  street 
Mackay,   Mrs,   wax-paper  flowers  and  fruit 

maker,  3  Tollcross 
Mackay,  Mrs,  Cherry  bank,  Newhaven  road 
Mackay,  Mrs,  15  South  College  street 
M'Kay,  Mrs,  servants'  register,  7  Picardy  pi. 
Mackay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  40  Jamaica  street 
Mackay,  Mrs,  23  Dublin  street 
Mackay,  Miss  C,  dressmaker,  4  W.  iVdam  st. 
M'Kay,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  1  Lord 

Russell  place 
iMackay,  Miss,  3  Duncan  street 
M'Kean,  Alexander,  baker,  2  Charles  street ; 

house,  32  Buccleuch  place 
M'Kean,  Andrew,  10  St  Andrew  square 
M'Kean,  James,  teacher,  10  Gladstone  ter. 
M'Kean,  John  (M'K.  cj-  Banks),  41  Clerk  st. 
M'KEAN,  ROBEET,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 

41a  South  Clerk  street ;  house,   104  Higli 

street.     -!'  See  Adv.  p.  59 
M'Kean,  Misses,  17  Leamington  terrace 
M'Kean,  Miss,  9  Gardner's  crescent 
M'Kechney,  A.,  furnace-builder,  80  Potterrow 
Mackechnie,  Donald,  3  Stanhope  place 
M'Keclinie,  Dugald,  advocate,  30  Royal  circus 
M'KECHNIE,   JAMES,   dyer  and  cleaner,  41 

West  Nicolson  street  and  73  Northumber- 
land street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  59 


M'Kechnie,  James,  painter  and  paperhanger, 

176  Canongate 
M'Kechnie,  William  (Doig,  M^K.,  ^  Davies), 

44  Howe  street 
M'Keith,  Archd.,  manager,  W.  Coates  nursery 
Mackellar,   John,  builder,  Allanfield  ;  house, 

Ferry  road,  Leith 
M'KELVIE,    JAMES,    coal    merchant  :    head 

office,  Haymarket ;  branch  offices,  7  S.  St 

David  street,  47  Queensferry  street,  Lochriu, 

Canal  basin,  and  Junction  bridge  wharf,  9 

Coburg  street,  ^f^  See  Adv.  p.  98 
j\I'Kelvie,  James,  14  Osborne  terrace 
M'Kelvie,  John,  surveyorof  taxes,  14  Waterloo 

place  ;  house,  24  Lauder  road 
M'Kendrick,  Archd.,  clerk,  27  Montague  st. 
M'Kendrick,  Jn.  Gray,  M.D.C.M.,  Assist.  Prof. 

of  Physiology,  University;  house,  29  Castle 

terrace 
Mackenzie  &  Black,  W.S.,  28  Castle  street 
Mackenzie,  Brown,  &  Co.,  grain  merchants, 

165  West  port 
Mackenzies  &  Eraser,  W.S.,  35  Frederick  street 
Mackenzie,  Lines,  &  Logan,  W.S.,  23  Queen  st. 
Mackenzie  &  Kermack,  W.S.,  9  Hill  street 
Jtlackenzie    &   Mackenzie,    confectioners,    63 

Queen  street 
Mackenzie    &    Mackenzie,   biscuit    manufac 

turers,  22  Earl  Grey  street 
MACKENZIE  &  MITCHELL,  carpet  manufac 

turers,  cabinetmakers,  upholsterers,  carvers 

and  gilders,  house  and  property  agents,  etc. , 

129  and  130  Princes  st.  and  Rose  st.  lane ; 

cabinet  works.  Dairy.     '■<  See  Adv.  in  front 
MACKENZIE  &  MONCUR,  joiners  and  horti- 
cultural    buildere.     Upper    Grove    place. 

^i<  See  Adv.  p.  90 
Mackenzie  &  Samuel,  chemical  manufacturers, 

9  Salamander  street 
Mackenzie,  J.  W.  &  J.,  W.S.,  16  Royal  circus 
MACKENZIE,  A.  C,  silk  mercer  and  draper 

(successor  to  J.  Wilson  ^  Co),  3  S.  bridge  ; 

house,  24  Greenside  pi.     ^'  See  Adv.  p.  60 
Mackenzie,  Alexander,  19  Charlotte  square 
Mackenzie,     Alexander,    late    captain    58th 

Regiment,  7  Randolph  cliff 
Mackenzie,  Alexander,  3  Grindlay  street 
Mackenzie,  Alex.,  accountant,  56  India  street 
Mackenzie,  A.,  Warriston  nurs.,  Inverleith  row 
Mackenzie,    Alex.    Kincaid,    manager.    Com 

mercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  14  George  street 
Mackenzie,  Alexander,  baker,  cook,  and  con 

fectiouer,  10  Gillespie  place  ;  house,  7 
Mackenzie,  Alexander  C,  teacher  of  music,  41 

Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,  A.  D.  (M.  S,'  Moncur),  14  Grove  st. 
M'Kenzie,  Alexander, draper,  25  North  bridge; 

house,  11  AiThibald  place 
M'Kenzie,  Rev.  Alexander,  M.A.,  6  Fettes  row 
Mackenzie,  Allan  (Agra  Bank,  Limited),  51 

Montgomeiy  street 
Mackenzie,  Andrew,  Corn  Exchange  officer ; 

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Mackenzie,   C.   (Stton    S,-    ^L),  The  Avenue, 

40  Greenbill  gardens 
Mackenzie.    Colin,    W.S.    (-1/.    cS-  Blade),  25 

Ainslie  place 
Mackenzie,  Dan.,  Spring  valley,  Morningside 
Mackenzie,  David,  surgical  instrument  maker 

and  cutler.  58  South  bridge 
Mackenzie,  David,  22  East  Preston  street 
M'Kenzie,  David,  ironmonger,  10  Victoria  st.  ; 

house,  13 
M'Kenzie,    Da^^nd,    spirit   merchant,    10-1    St 

Ijeonard  street 
Mackenzie,  Donald,  33  Reid  terrace 
Mackenzie,  D.  Proby.  6  Regent  terrace 
M'Kenzie,  Duncan,  6  South  Holyrood  street 
M'Kenzie,  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  27  Bristo  st. 
Mackenzie,  Francis,  1  Bruntsiield  terrace 
Mackenzie,  Geo.,  W.S.,  9  Hill  street;  house, 

4  Ann  street 
Mackenzie,  George,  tinsmith,  151  T\'est  port 
Mackenzie,  Geo.,  com.  trav.,  51  Montgomeryst. 
M'Kenzie,  George,  cabinetmaker,  Bellevue 
Mackenzie,  Gershom  S.,  7  East  Preston  street 
Mackenzie,  James,  3  ^layfield  street 
M'Kenzie,  James,  corkcutter,  109  Kirkgate 
Mackenzie,  James,  stationer,  bookbinder,  and 

printer,  129  High  street 
Mackenzie,    James,    dispensing    chemist,    49 

George  rs'.  bridge  ;  house,  16  Glengyle  ter. 
Mackenzie,  James  {N.B.R.),  84  Causewayside 
M'Kenzie,  John, spirit  merchant,  25  Broughton 

street ;  house,  22 
M'Kenzie,  John,  20  Spittal  street 
M'Kenzie,  John,  bootcloser,  265  High  street ; 

house,  333 
Mackenzie,  John  Whitefoord,  W.S.,  16  Royal 

circus 
Mackenzie,  John,  W.S.,  16  Royal  circus 
Mackenzie,  John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  45 

Lothian  street ;  house,  41 
M'Kenzie,   John,   jeweller   and   watchmaker, 

11  Kirkgate  ;  house,  3  Greenside  place 
Mackenzie,  John,  comm.  agent,  8  Carnegie  st. 
Mackenzie,  J.,  gardener  and  florist,  11  Grange 

loan 
Mackenzie,  John  C,  176  Fount ainbridge 
Mackenzie,  Rev.  John,  21  AthoU  crescent 
Mackenzie,  John  Ord,  TT.S.,  Master  Extraor- 
dinary in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner  of  the 

Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas, 

and  Exchequer,  9  Hill  st. ;  ho.  7  Royal  circus 
M'Kenzie,  John   R.    (writer,    Sasine  Office), 

Portobello 
Mackenzie,  John,  1  Hampton  terrace 
Mackenzie,  John,  tobacco-pipe  manufacturer, 

8  St  John's  hill ;  house,  Dumbiedykes  place 
Mackenzie,  Joseph,  7  Cassels  place 
Mackenzie,  Ken.,  C.A.,  7  Hill  street ;  house, 

29  Northumberland  street 
Mackenzie,  Hon.  Lord,  12  Great  Stuart  street 
Mackenzie,  Melville,  27  East  Claremont  street 
Mackenzie,  Captain   Roderick   («'c^.  Scottish 

Evangelistic  Association,  to  Scottish  Branch 


Army  Scripture  Header  Societ}/,  and  to  Royal 

Xaval  Scripture  Readers  Society  Office),  5 

St  Andrew  square 
iLackenzie,  T.,  46  Bernard  street 
Mackenzie,  Thomas,  W.S.  (M.  S,-  Frascr),  10 

Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,  "William,  6  Tarvit  street 
Mackenzie,  William,  bookseller  and  publisher, 

59  South  bridge 
Mackenzie,  TV.  H.,  2  !Nransfield  place 
Mackenzie,  W.  M.  S.,  3  Mayfield  street 
Mackenzie,  "Wm.,  rail,  surveyor,  7  Scotland  st. 
MACKENZIE,  WILLIAM,  builder  and  asphal- 

ter,  Hope  park  end ;  house,  Hope  park  ter. 

^  See  Adc.  p.  76 
M'Kenzie,  TT.,  working  jeweller,  91  Rose  st. 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  A.,  41  Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Forbes,  5  Lynedoch  place 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs  Robert,  26  Blacket  place 
Mackenzie,    Mrs,   teacher   of  pianoforte   and 

singing,  8  Buccleuch  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Colonel  K.  F.,  2  Inverleith  row 
Mackenzie,  Mre  M.,  16  Clarence  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Wm.,  laundress,  5A^Lackenzie 

place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  W.  B.,  1  Laverockbank 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  W.  C,  lodgings,  22  Ainslie  pi. 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  31  Abercromby  place 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  1  Abbotsford  park  -"^ 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  3  Hamburgh  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  midwife,  150  High  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  John,  1  Saxe-Cobourg  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  sen.,  12  Great  Stuart  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  57  Inverleith  row 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  1  Grove  terrace 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  16  Leven  terrace  -' 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  china  and  stoneware  mercht., 

3a  Greenside  place 
M'Kenzie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  St  Bernard's  row 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  teacher  of  the  pianoforte,  34 

Howe  street 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  14  Trinity  crescent 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  25  Greenhill  gardens 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  67  Hanover  street 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  38  Dublin  street 
^lackenzie.  Misses,  18  Hart  street 
Mackenzie,  Misses,  16  Moray  place 
Mackenzie,  Misses,  26  Ann  street 
Mackenzie,    M.,    Berlin   wool   and   trimming 

warehouse,  2  Leith  mount 
M'Kerchar,  Peter,  29  Thistle  street 
M'Kercher,  D.  (G.P.O.),  2  W.  St  Anthony  pi. 
M'Kercher,  Thomas,  2  Upper  Grove  place 
M'Kerlie,  John,  Seton  lodge,  48  Findhorn  pi. 
M'Kernan,  Edward,  gi'ocer,  115  Cowgate 
Mackerracher,  Miss  I.,  Berlin  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 12  b  St  Andrew  square ;    house,  27 

Hamilton  place 
M'Kerrell,  Mrs,  48  Great  King  street 
M'Kerrow,  E.,  greengrocer,  48a  Broughton  st. 
Mackersy,  Lindsay,  W.S.  {London  Union  Fire 

and  Life  Assurance  Co.),  3a  North  St  David 

street ;  house,  13  Union  street 


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Mackersy,  William.  W.S.,  6  Leopold  ^^lace       ' 
Mackey,  John,  plate  glass,  lead,  varnish,  and 

bottle   merchant,    York   lane ;    house,    25  ■ 

Haddington  place 
Mackey,  John,  junior,  25  Haddington  place 
M'Key,  Mrs,  11  Alhyn  place 
M'KICHAN,   D.,  &  CO.,  funeral  undertakers, 

3  Infirmary  street ;    manager's   house,   4. 

^'  See  Adv.  p.  112 
Mackichan,  ^Irs,  boarding  school  for  young 

ladies  (late    of   11   Bellevite   crescent),    46 

Moray  place 
^Mackie.  J.  W.,  &  Sons,  biscuit  manufacturers 

to  the  Queen  and  H.R.H.  the   Prince   of 

Wales,  108  Princes  street 
Mackie,  N.  M.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  rec- 
tifiers, and  British  wine  manufacturers,  17 

Assembly  street 
Mackie,  T.  &  G.,  drapers  and  milliners,  123 

Kii-kgate 
Mackie,  A.  Kirk,  S.S.C.,  57  Hanover  street ; 

house,  6  Albany  street 
Mackie,  Chas.,  surgeon,  7  X.W.  Circus  place 
Mackie,  David,  47  Fountainbridge 
M'Kie,  D.,  National  Bank,  33  Cumberland  st. 
Mackie,  George,  124  Constitution  street 
Mackie,  G.  S.,  33  Maryfield  place 
Mackie.  Lieut.  J.,  instructor  of  military  and 

civil  engineering  and  mining  in   the  late 

Scottish  Militarj'  Academy,  11  Leopold  pi. 
Mackie,  James,  missionary,  12  N.  St  David  st. 
Mackie.  John  (G.P.O.).  3  East  Arthur  place 
Mackie.  Jr..  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  21  Howest. 
MACKIE,  JOHN,  manager  of  Accommodation 

Loan  Co.,  21  St  John  st.     ^i-  See  Adv.  p.  50 
Mackie,  WiUiam,  tool  manufacturer.  13  West 

Kicolson  street 
Mackie,  J.  W.  (J.  W.  M.  SfSons),  1  Coatespl. 
Mackie.  M'Queen.  17  Greenside  street 
Mackie!  X.  M.  (X.  M.  M.  &-  Co.),  31  Regent  ter. 
Mackie,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  16  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
M'Kie,  Thomas,  advocate,  1  Gloucester  place 
Mackie,  Wm.,  smith  and  masons'  tool  maker, 

33  Crosscauseway 
Mackie,  Mrs  E.,  25  India  street 
Mackie,  ]\frs,  9  John's  place,  Leith 
Mackie,  Mrs  Janet,  43  Alva  place 
Mackie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  50  Castle  street 
M'Killop,  ]^Iiss,  milliner,  4  Blenheim  place 
^M'Kinlay  Brothers,  slaters  and  glaziers,  N.W. 

Thistle  street  lane  ;  house,  23  Rose  street 
Mackinlay,  Charles,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants  and 

general  agents,  87  Constitution  street 
Mackinlay,  Jas.  (C  M.  S,-  Co.),  22  Pilrig  street 
Mackinlay,  Rev.  J.,  1  Upper  Dean  terrace 
Mackinlay,  Samuel,  32  St  Patrick  square 
M'Kinlay,  William,  seed,   manure,  oil-cake,  & 

oil  merchant,  1  St  Anthony  court-,  Leith  ; 

house,  3  King's  place 
Mackinlay,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3 

Dean  street 
Mackinlay,  Mrs  William,  11  Grindlay  street 


Mackinlay,  Mrs,  2  Mound  place 
Mackirday,  Mrs,  14  Pilrig  street 
Mackinlay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse  and  mid-vvife,  43 

Brtmswick  street 
Mackinlay,  Miss,  of  Newlandburn,  30  Royal  ter. 
M'Kinnell,  John,  grocer,  7  Greenside  row 
M'Kinnell,  Thomas  M.,  chemist  and  druggist, 

16  Brougham  pi.  :  house,  10  Paumure  ptl. 
M'Kinnell,  iirs,  10  Panmure  pjlace 
Mackinnon.  Charles,  26  Buckingham  terrace 
M'Kinnon,  Donald,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

9  East  Adam  street ;  house,  7 
M'Kinnon,  Jn.,  lithographer.'  19  Paimiure  pL 
Mackintosh  &  Co.,   hosiers   and  glovers,   26 

North  bridge 
Mackintosh,  J.  &  R.  C,  surgeon-dentists,  18 
I     North  bridge ;  house,  1  Bernard  terrace 
iMackintosh,  Andrew,  S.S.C,  12  Forth  street 
1  Mackintosh,  Andrew,  confectioner,  346  Lawn- 
market 
Mackintosh,  David,  bootmaker,  8  King's  place 
}iIackintosh,  D.  C  watchmaker  and  jeweller, 

6  Clerk  street ;  house,  23  Melville  terrace 
Mackintosh,  Rev.  James  Grant,  28  Walker  st. 
Mackintosh,  J.  S.,  M.D.,  9  Glengyle  terrace 
Mackintosh.   John,   tobacconist,   42  Nicolson 

street,  155  High  street,  and  63  South  bridge 
Mackintosh,  John  (In.  Rev.),  14  W.  Preston  st. 
Mackintosh,  Richard  C.   (/.  &•  R.  C  M.),  1 

Carlung  pjlace 
Mackintosh,   Robert,    grocer,   173   Cowgate ; 

house,  3  Nicolson  square 
Mackintosh,  R.  T.,  nurseryman  and  seedsman, 

12  Melbourne  place;  house,  15  Archibald  pi. 
Mackintosh,  William,  advocate,  6  Maitlandst. 
Mackintosh,  Mrs  J.,  Newhaven  park  house 
^lackintosh,  Mrs,  lace  joiner  and  transferrer, 

25a  Dimdas  street 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  of  Geddes,  3  MontpeKer 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  13  London  street 
Mackintosh,  ^Irs,  16  Findhorn  place 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  13  Cheyne  street 
Mackintosh,  Miss,  17  Clarence  street 
Mackintosh,  Miss,  38  Charlotte  square 
Mackintosh,  Miss,  10  Dublin  street 
^lackintosh.  Misses,  dress  and  cloak  makers, 

14  West  Preston  street 
Macknight,  A.  Ed.,  advocate.  12  London  st. 
Macknight,  James,  W.S.,  12  London  street 
Mackray,  Mrs.  5  Argyle  place 
M'Kutcheon,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  39  Albany  st. 
Maclachlan  &  Rodtjer,  W.S.,  25  Castle  street  - 
MACLACHLAN  &  STEWART,  booksellers  and 

publishers  to  the  University,  64  S.  bridge. 

^  See  Adv.  pp.  44,  45 
Maclaclilan,  Alex.,  clerk,  13  Gladstone  ter. 
iI'Lachlan,  Allan,  grocer,  29  Haddington  pi, 
M'Lachlan,  Chas.,  dairyman.  27  Balbirnie  pi. 
M'Lachlan,  Colin  H.,  advocate,  40  Albany  st. 
Maclachlan,  D.  (J/.  i\'  Steivart),  2  Fingal  place 
M'Lachlan,  D.,  writer,  9  Brighton  street 
Maclachlan.   G.    {M.    <5-   Rodc/er),    12   Aber- 

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M'Lachlan,  James,  head  master,  Newiugtou 

Academy  and  institution  for  young  ladies, 

8  Ai'niston  place 
Maclachlan,  John  (M.  S,-  Stewart),  106  Lauris- 

ton  place 
M'Lachlan,  John,  ai'chitect,  2  Queen  street 
M'Lachlan,  T.,  classical  teacher  and  boarding- 
school,  Canonmills  house 
M'Lachlan,  Wm.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

5  and  6   Lindsay   place ;    house,    9    Hope 

park  terrace 
M'Lachlan,  Mrs,  54  Grindlay  street 
M'Lachlan,  ^liss  Isabella,  60  Inverleith  row 
Maclagan,  David,  C.A.,  9  Royal  circus 
Maclagan,  Douglas,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Medical 

Jurisprudence  and  Pohce  in  the  University, 

28  Heriot  row 
Maclagan,  John  T.  (A.  B.  Fleming  &,-  Co.),  7 

James  place,  Leith 
Maclagan,  R.  Craig,  M.D.,  5  Coates  crescent 
Maclagan,  Thomas,  writer,  9  Paumure  place 
Maclagan,   Mrs   Sinclair,    of   Glenquioch,  12 

Carlton  street 
Maclagan,  Mrs,  li  Melville  street 
M'Laggan,  D.,  tailor,  21  Clyde  street 
M' Lardy,  Mrs  H.,  15  Lonsdale  terrace 
M'Laren  &  Adamson,  di-apers  and  milliners, 

11  and  15  Tolbooth  wynd 
M'J-AEEN,  SON,  &  CO.,  silk  mercery,  di-apery, 

haberdashery,  carpet,  and  furnishing  v/are- 

house,  329,  331,  333,  323,  325,  327  High  st. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  60 
M'Laren  &  Son,  ironmongers,  29  Bread  street 
M'Laren,  David,  &  Co. ,  merchants,  15  Assembly 

street 
M'Laren,   D.   &  G.,   wine  merchants,   15   St 

Andi'ew  street,  Leith 
M'Laren,  James,  &  Sons,  wholesale  tea  dealers, 

2  Victoiia  terrace 
M'Laren,  Wm.,  Sons,  &  Co.,  warehousemen, 

60  North  bridge 
M'Laren,  Andrew,  pie  baker  and  pastrycook, 

43  Candlemaker  row 
M'Laren,  Rev.  Daniel,  2  Middleby  street 
M'Laren,  Daniel,  baker,  31  Duke  St.,  Leith ; 

house,  18  Glover  street 
M'Laren,  David  (Jas.  M'L.  ^-  Sons),  36  Green- 
hill  gardens 
M'Laren,  D.,  34  Buckingham  terrace 
M'Laren,   Duncan,    M.P.,  Newington   house, 

South  Blacket  place 
M'Laren,    Dmican,   dining   and   refreshment 

rooms,  13a  Calton  street ;  house,  11 
M'Laren,  G.  Adinston,  of  ThornhiU,  6  Royal 

circus 
M'Laren,  H.  A.,  butcher,  4  Deanhaugh  street; 

house,  5 
M'Laren,  Jas.,  shipmaster,  53  Albany  st.,  Leith 
M'Laren,  James,  draper,  1   West   ToUcross  ; 

house,  6  Tarvit  street 
M'Laren,  James  {North  British  Railway),  6 

Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
M'Laren,  James,  18  Duncan  st.,  Newington 


Maclaren,  Jas.,  teacher,  11  Hamilton  pi. ;  ho.  10 
M'Laren,  James,  grocer  and  spuit  dealer,  34 

Coatfield  lane 
Maclaren,    John,    bookseller    and    publisher 

(^treasurer  to  the  Edinhurgh   Association  in 

aid  of  Moravian  Missions),  138  Princes  st.  ; 

house,  Leudrick  lodge,  6  Chamberlain  road 
M'Laren,  John,  builder,  2  "W.  St  Antbony  pi. 
M'Laren,  John,  advocate.  Sheriff  of  Chancery, 

5  Rutland  square 

M'Laren,   John,   riddle  maker   and    wooden 

Avare  merchant,   98  West  bow  ;   house,   1 

Lauriston  terrace 
M'Laren,  JohnR.,  M.A.,  teacher,  9  Great  King 

street ;  house,  67 
M'Laren,  J.,  bootmaker,  10  Raeburn  place 
M'Lai-en,  John,  dining  and  refreshment  rooms, 

2a  Princes  st.  ;  house,  3  West  Register  st. 
M'Laren,   John,   spirit  dealer,   214  and   220 

Cowgate  ;  house,  11  St  John's  hiU 
M'Laren,  John,  bootmaker,  1  Leslie  place 
M'Laren,  Joseph,  publisher,  100  Lauriston  pi. 
M'Laren,  Robert,  15  Leopold  place 
M'Laren,  Robert,  cab-hirer,  31  Upper  Gray 

street 
M'Laren,  Thomas,  joiner,  agent  for  S.  Bower 

6  Son's  window  plates,  Haddon's   court ; 
house,  9  Davie  street 

M'Laren,  Thomas,  S.S.C.,  Master  Extraor- 
dinary in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner  for 
Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas, 
and  Exchequer;  chambers,  30  Frederick  st. ; 
house,  16  Queen's  crescent 
M'Laren,  W.  N.,  advocate,  44  Northumber- 
land street 
M'Laren,  William  C.   (D.  M'L.  ^  Co.),  13 

Carlton  terrace 
M'Laren,  AY.,  flesher,  103  Nicolson  st.  and  10 
Cowgate;  house,  18  Duncan  st.,  Newington 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  9  North  Lauder  road 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  Ziou  moimt,  Canaan  lane 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  138  Nicolson  st. 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  2a  Albany  street 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  1  Nottingham  terrace 
M'Lai'en,  Miss,  24  Clarence  street 
M'Laren,  Miss,  1  Morningside  bank 
M'Laren,  Miss,  11  Queen's  crescent 
M'Lauchlan,  Peter,  operative  hatter,  11  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
M'Lauchlan,  Rev.  Thomas,  LL.D.,  Viewforth 

manse 
M'Lauchlan,  W.,  working  jeweller,  117  Nicol- 
son street 
M'Lauchlan,  William  B.,  fish  salesman,  1  Old 

Physic  gardens ;  house,  8  Melville  terrace 
M'Laughlan,  Mrs  James,  31  Broughton  street 
Maclaurin,  James  {British  Linen  Co.),  4  Saxe- 

Cobourg  place 
Maclaurin,  S.,  62  Hanover  street 
Maclaurin,  Mrs,  9  Randolph  cliff 
Maclaverty,  Miss,  3  West  Claremont  street 
M'Lay,  David,  41  Great  Junction  street 
M'Lay,  Mrs,  63  Lothian  road 


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3rME 


Maclean's  School,  19  Thistle  street ;  Patrick  I  Maclellan,  Mrs,  9  Warriston  crescent 
Marshall,  teacher  'M'Lellan,  Miss,  teacher,  7  Mill  lane 

M'Leau&  Chisliolin,lapidaries,  3  E.  Register  St.  M'Lennan,  Chai'les,  181  Canongate 

M'Leaii    &   Hope,    corn,    seed,    and   manure 'Maclennan,  George,  grain  merchant,  Lochrin  ; 
merchants,  and  guano  importers,  51  Timber  |     house,  106  Lauriston  place 
bush  and  28  Salamander  street  '^I'Lennan,  Jn.  Ferguson,  advocate,  81  Princes 

Maclean,   D.,  &   Son,  wine    merchants    andj     street 

Italian   warehousemen   to   the   Queen,   27  M'Lennan,  Mrs  J.,  3  Saunders  street 
Princes  St.  ;  house,  3  Pitt  street,  Portobello  M'Lennan,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,   148  Cowgate  ; 

!M'Lean,  S.  &  M.,  milliners  and  dressmakers,!     house,  35  Lothian  street 


Howard  place  ;  house,  Granton 
M'Lean,  Ales.,  sheriff-officer,  13  Kirk  street 
Maclean,  Alexander,  architect,  17  G.  King  st. 
M'Lean,  Andrew,  French  basket  warehouse, 

3  Hay  street  and  61  Tolbooth  wynd 
Maclean,  Angus,  N.  B.  Railway,  17  Citadel 


Macleod,   Alfred,    teacher   of    elocution,    28 

Buccleuch  place 
M'Leod,   Cameron   (/.    Cromhie   Sf    Co.'),   15 

Bernard  terrace 
j M'Leod,  Donald,  6  Society 
jMacleod,  Colonel  H.  B.,  R.A.,  4  Fettes  row 
M'Lean,  A.  Thomson,  teacher,  Causewayside  Macleod,  Major- General,  27  Abercromby  pi. 
mission  school,  Duncan  street,  Newington :  ]\I'Leod,  George,  grocer,  37  Greenside  row 
house,  9  East  Sciennes  street  Macleod,  H.  H.  (7".  M.  S)-  Co.),  14  Lauriston 

M'Lean,  Charles,  engraver  and  enameller,  17      gardens 

Elder  street  M'Leod,  James  C,  gi'ocer,  12  Jamaica  street 

M'Lean,  Duncan,  5  Kirkwood  place  j^I'Leod,  James,  grocer,  20  Buccleuch  street 

^M'Lean,  G.  A.,  Gymnasium  lodge,  Pitt  street  M'Leod,  James,  engo-aver,  lithogi'apher,  and 
Maclean,  George  C.,  16  Forth  street  printer,  90  South  bridge  ;  ho.  9  Montague  st. 

M'Lean,  Hector  F.,  W.S.,  3  Hill  street  Macleod,  Jn.,  animal  painter,  28  Buccleuch  pi. 

M'Lean,  Hugh,    shipbroker,   6    Bernard   st.  ;  M'Leod,  John,  missionary,  4  Dean  bank  ter. 
house,  1  W.  BoM-ling-green  street  cottages   Macleod,  Lachlan,  butcher,  38  Grindlay  street 


M'Lean,  Hugh,  6  Crown  street 

M'Lean,  Isaac,  7  East  Register  street 

M'Lean,  John,  smith,  190  Rose  street 

Maclean,  John,  21  Albany  street 

M'Lean,  John,  3  Athole  terrace 

M'Lean,  John,  shoemaker,  11  St  Mary  street 


Macleod,  Norman.  17  Elm  row 

Macleod,  Robert  IL,  sculptor,  22  St  Vincent  st. 

M'Leod,  Roderick,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

dealer,  16  Royal  Exchange 
M'Leod,    Roderick,   bootmaker,    65  Hanover 

street;  house,  9  Cornwall  street 


M'Lean,  John  S.  K.  (British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank),  Macleod,  Russell  M. ,  chemist  and  druggist,  1  S. 

5  Laverockbank  |     College  street;  house,  2  "\Y.  Mayfield  loan 

M'Lean,  Malcolm,  11  BeUevue  terrace  Macleod,  Walter,  teacher,  19  Home  street 

M'Lean,  N.,  spirit  merclit..  4  Queen  st.,  Leith  Macleod,  "W.  Bowman,  dentist,  43  George  sq. 
M'Lean,  Niel,  9  Danube  street  M'Leod,  TTilliam,  4  Caledonian  crescent 

M'Lean,  Robert,  advocate,  19  Queen  street  Macleod,  Mrs,  43  George  square 
M'Lean,  Robert  P.,  writer,  132  George  street  Macleod,  Mrs,  38  Findhorn  place 
Maclean,  Wm.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  37  [M'Leod,  Mrs,  50  Cumberland  street 

Prince  Regent  St. ;  ho.  16  Hawthorn  bankter.  Macleod,  Mrs,  15  Bernard  terrace 
M'Lean.  Mrs  H.  F.,  3  Strathearn  road  ; M'Leod,  Miss,  20  Grange  loan 

M'Lean,  Mrs  J.,  Ellendale,  8  Chamberlain  road  [M'Leod,  ^Miss,  teacher,  3  Portland  terrace 


M'Lean,  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Bridge  street 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  2  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Maclean,  Mrs,  16  Forth  street 
JIaclean,  Mrs,  23  Scotland  street 
IMaclean,  Mrs,  91  Causewayside 
M'Lean,  Mrs  Agnes,  7  Society 
Maclean,  Miss,  48  London  street 
Maclean,  Misses,  21  Albany  street 


M'Lintock,    Alexander,    music    teacher,    29 

Cheyne  street 
M'Loughlin,  Charles,  publisher  North  British 

AgriciiUurist,  1  Rockville  place 
Macmalion,  J.,  &  Sons,  furriers,  37  Hanover 

street;  skin  warehouse,  Old  Physic  gardens; 

house,  15  Montgomery  street 
M'Mahon,  P.,  refreshment  rooms,  65  High  st. 


^faclcay,  Kenneth,   R.S.A.,  portrait  painter, 'M'Mahon,  Peter,  grocer  and  sphit  merchant, 

3  Malta  terrace  I     61  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

M'Leish,  A.,  grocer,  36  Cowgate  Macmahon, Richard, Clarendon  hotel,  103, 104, 

M'Leish,  David,  baker,  130  Pleasance  !     and  105  Princes  street 

M'Leish,  James,  gi'ocer  and  sphit  merchant,  Macmanus,  James  (Jate  Ferjan  ^'  Co.),  out- 


324  Lawnmarket 
M'Leish,  James,  baker,  495  Lawnmarket 
^I'ljcish,  Jn.,ho.  steward, Donaldson's  hospital 
M'Leish,  John,  3  Caledonian  road 
M'Lellan,   Alex.,    1st  Lieutenant  of  Pohce, 

1  Parliament  square 


fitter,  10  St  Mary  street 

M'Manus,  John,  chimney-sweeper,  5  Green- 
side  place 

M'Master,  John,  baker  and  grocer,  51  Canon- 
gate,  209  Cowgate,  and  85  Pleasance 

M'Meikan,  William,  writer,  6  Clarence  street 


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Macmeikaii,  Mrs,  50  Brunswick  street 
M'Michael,  RoUo,  gunmaker,  76  Candlemaker 

row  ;  house,  4  Merchant  street 
M"Michae],  Mrs,  midwife.  4  Merchant  street 
M'MTLLAN  &  ROBERTSON,  coppersmiths  and 

brassfoundere.  Shrub  place.      ^i^  See  Adc. 

p.  88 
M'Millan.  Archibald  {]\PM.  .y  Robertson),  29 

James  street 
M'Millan,  Chas.,  shipmaster,  6  Hambm'gh  pi. 
Macmillan.  E.  H.  (Xationol Bankof  Scotland), 

15  Xorth  Lauder  road 
Macmillan.  George,  59  Grange  road 
M'Millan,  Hugh,  mason,  28  Torphichen  street ; 

house,  2  St  Cuthbert's  place 
Macmillan,  J.  G.,  Dunvaar  lodge,  Oswald  rd. 
Macmillan,  John,  depute  sheriff-clerk  of  Chan- 
cery, 9  Gladstone  place 
Macmillan,  John,  M.A.  (^Emeritus  Master  and 

Examiner  of  the  High  School),  16  Buccleuch 

place 
Macmillan,  John  (A.  Melrose  ^'  Co.),  41  Heriot 

row 
M'Millan,  Thomas,  4  Crown  street 
Macmillan,  Thomas,  3  Yalleyfield  street 
M'Millan,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  2  Bernard  street 
M'Millan,  Mrs,  5  Dundas  street 
Macmillan,  Miss  Eliz.  M.,  1  Newington  terrace 
M'Minn,  Francis,  insurance  agent.  1  Graham st. 
M'Morran,  James,  dairyman,  5  Union  street 
M'Morran,  John,  coach-hirer,  21  College  street 
Macmurdo,  Miss,  9  Church  hill 
M'^Murray,  J.,  bootmaker,  36  Candlemaker  row 
M'^Iurray,  John,  coal  and  firewood  merchant, 

Lochrin  ;  house,  9  Leven  street 
M'Murtrie,  Rev.  John,  14  Inverleith  row 
M'Murtrie,  Thomas  (N.  B.  ^-  M.  Insinxince 

Co.),  7  Gilmore  place 
M'Murtrie,  Thos.,  fireman,  2  Glanville  place 
Macnab  &  Co.,  wholesale  general  and  furnish- 
ing ironmongers,  29  Candlemaker  row 
M'Nab  &  Shepherd,  drapers,  silk  mercers,  etc., 

59  North  Hanover  street 
M'NAB,    A.  &  J.,  scourers,  dyers,  and  clear 

starch ers  :  works,  Inglis'  green  bleachfield  ; 

offices,  39  Queen  street,  85  Clerk  street,  and 

3  Tollcross.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  58 
M'Xab,  P.  &  J.,  spirit  dealers,  17  India  place 
M'Nab,  James,  curator  of  the  Royal  Botanic 

gardens,  Inverleith  row 
M'Nab,  Jam.es,  com.  agent,  78  Gilmore  pJace 
Macnab,  James,  coachbuilder,  20  Chapel  street ; 

house,  26  Crosscauseway 
Macuab,  James,  writer,  64  Inverleith  row 
^lacnab,  John,  8  Laverock  bank  terrace 
M'Nab,    Malcolm   {M'Nab    ^-   Shepherd),    17 

Fettes  row 
Macnab,  Peter  {M.  &,•  Co.),  22  W.  Preston  st. 
Macnab,  Peter,  51  Earl  Grey  street 
MACNAB,  ROBERT,  plumber,  78  and  80  Grove 

street.     "^  See  Adv.  p.  86 
M'Nab,    Robert    N.,    military    accoutrement 

maker,  46  Cockburn  street 


Macnab,  Robert  (commission  merchant,  108 

W.  George  st.,  Glasgow),  17  Magdala  cresc. 
M'Nab,  Mrs,  18  BedfoKl  street 
Macnab,  Mrs  Robert,  17  Northumberland  street 
M'Nabb,  Mrs,  2  Alva  pilace 
Macnair  &  Co.,  brewers,  10  St  Anthony  St., Leith 
Macnair,  Alex.,  accountant  and  collector  of  city 

roads  assessment,  46  George  street  ;  house, 

6  Stanliope  place 
Macnair,  Rev.  Js.  (Canongate),  3  St  John  st. 
Macnair,  John,  33  Morav  place 
Macnair,  Robert,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  5Bankpl. 
M'Nair,  T)^illiam,  merchant,  21  Quality  street ; 

house,  13  Eastfield 
M'Nair,  Mrs,  85  I^othian  road 
Macnair,  Mrs,  10  Bnmtsfield  place 
^lacnair,  Mi's,  2  Lansdowne  crescent 
M'Nairn,  John,  portrait  and  landscape  painter, 

3  East  Arthur  place 
M'Naught,  "William,  30  Greenside  row 
M'Naught,  Mi's,  136  Causew^ayside 
M'Naught,  Mrs,  8  Buckingham  terrace 
Macnaughton  &  Finlay,  W.S.,  18  Young  st. 
Macnaughton,  Alexander,  S.S.C,  N.P.  {M.  §• 

Finlay),  Arranmore,  Stanley  road 
M'Naughton,  Duncan,  25  Upper  Grove  place 
M'Naughton,   Duncan,   commercial  traveller, 

16  Jane  terrace 
Macnaughton,  James,  gunmaker,  26  Hanover 

street  ;  house,  1  Glengyle  terrace 
M'Naughton,  James  {Com.  Bank  of  Scotland^, 

1  Christian  bank 
JI'Naughton,  James,  clerk,  15  Caledonian  cres. 
M'NAUGHTON,    JOHN,  licensed  coppersmith 

and  brazier,  5  and  6  Fyfe  place  ;  house,  3. 

^i'  See  Adv.  p.  87 
Macnaughton,  Joseph,  34  St  Leonard  street 
M'Naughton,  Rt.,  builder,  joiner,  and  under- 
taker, 8  Montgomery  st.  ;  house,  8  Kerr  st. 
Macnaughton,  Williami,  29  Frederick  street 
Macnaughton,  ^Irs,  3  Spence's  place,  Leith 
Macnaughton,  Mrs,  29  Buccleuch  place 
^lacnaughton,  Mrs  F.,  lodgings,  3  Spittal  st. 
M'Naughton,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  7  Janefield  pi. 
M'Naughton,  Misses,  8  Atholl  place 
Macnee,    James,    &   Co.,   coach  and  harness 

makers,  106  Princes  st.  and  148  Fountainbr. 
Macnee,  John,  Polwarth  terrace 
Macnee,  Maxwell,  12  Jane  terrace 
M'Nee,  Robert,  vocalist,  2  Queen  street 
M'Neil,  Alex.,  dairyman,  6  Balbirnie  place 
Macneil,  Major,  8  Maitland  street 
M'Neil,  Mrs,  5  Roxburgh  terrace 
M'Neil,  Lady  Emma,  20  Torphichen  street 
M'Neilie,  David  {Chancery),  80  S.  Clerk  street 
M'Neilie,  John  {Chancer)/),  32  E.  Preston  st. 
M'Neill  &  Sime,  W.S.,  8  Hill  street 
M'Neill,   Alexander   D.,   lessee  and  manager 

Royal  Princess'  Theatre,  50  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  34  Rankeillor  street 
M'Neill,  Alex.,  butcher,  20  and  21  High  market 
M'Neill,  David,  coal  agent,  St  Leonard's  coal 

depot ;  ho.  4  Haddington  entry,  Canongate 


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M'Keill,  John,  teacher  of  dancing,  2  ^loray  st. 
M'Neill,  Malcolm,  3  North  Manor  place 
M'Neill,  Peter,  1  Taylor  place,  I^ondon  road 
M'Neill,  TTilham,  3  George  iv.  bridge 
M'Neill,  Lady  Emma,  20  Torpliichen  street 
Macnider,  Mrs,  14  St  Vincent  street 
M'Niel,    Mrs   (matron,   Tron    Church   Female 

Industrial  School),  14  Niddry  street 
Macnish,  R.,  dairyman,  Inverleith  North  Mains 
MacDLsh.  Mrs  Dr,  2  Wardie  avenue 
MACNIVEN  &  CAMERON,  wholesale  stationers 
and     account  -  book     manufacttirers,     and 
patentees  of  the  Waverley,  Owl,  Pickwick, 
and  Phaeton  pens,  23,  26,  27,  29,  31,  and  33 
Blair  st.   (Estab.  1770.)   ^  See  Adv.  in  front 
Macniyen,  P.  &  W.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  ex- 
port stationer's   and   pasteboard  manufac- 
turers, 1 9  Blaii-  street 
M'Niven,   AUau,   wine  and  spirit   merchant, 

2  Lothian  street ;  house,  3  Potterrow 
Macniven,  James,  9  Heniy  street 
M'Niven,  Miss,  milliner  and  dre-ssmaker,  12 

M'Pake.  John  (Elgin  cV  M'P.).  34  Gillespie 

crescent 
M'Parlaue,  Dennis,  hairdresser,  309  High  st. 
M'Pai'lane,  John,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  4 

St  Patrick  street :  house,  18  Meadow  place 
M'Phail.  D.,  9  Thistle  street 
Macphail,  Dugald,  siu'veyor,  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Macphail,  Rev.  J.  C.,  Pilrig  manse,  Pilrig  st. 
M'Phail,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

St  Vincent  street 
M'Phail,  J.,  gardener.  19  Brunswick  street 
Macphail,  Nicol,  23  Gardner's  crescent 
M'Phail,   TVm.,   grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Helen  street 
M'Phail,  William,  10  Janefield  place 
Macphail,  "William,  3  Charlotte  place 
Macphail,  Mra  D.,  16  Comely  bank 
M'Phee,  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  10  Hill  place 
Macpherson,  Alex.,  merchant,  4  Charlotte  lane, 

Leith  ;  ho.  Alexandria  vUla,  Restalrig  road 
Macpherson,  Alexander,  1  Heriot  teiTace 
Macpherson,  Alex.,  writer  and  notary  public 

(Union  Bank),  7  Leven  terrace 
Macpherson,  A.,  principal  city  officer;  house, 

City  Chambers,  Royal  Exchange 
M'Pherson,  A.,  leather-cutter,  9  Little  King 

street ;  house,  7 
M'Pherson,  Angus,  barkeeper.  Court  of  Session, 

Parliament  square  ;  house,  429  Lawnmarket 
M'Pherson,  Angus,  carpenter  and  undertaker, 

12  Carrubber's  close  ;  house,  206  Canongate 
Macpherson,  C,  C.E.,  burgh  engineer ;  office. 

Police  chambers  ;  house,  10  Glengyle  ter. 
Macpherson,  Daniel,    stereotype   founder,   11 

South  lane.  Thistle  st. ;  ho.  69  Broughtonst. 
Macpherson,  Daniel,  draper,  haberdasher,  and 

silk  mercer,  76  and  78  Leith  street;  house,  2 

Haddington  place 
M'Pherson,  George,  4  Pitt  street 
Macpherson,  G.",  Madeira  cottage,  Canaan  lane 


Macpherson,  H.,  spirit  dealer,  98  Kirkgate 
M'Pherson,  H.,  spirit  merchant,  289  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  21  St  James'  square 
Macpherson,  Henry,  junior,  spirit  dealer,  48 
Hanover  street ;  house,  21  St  James'  square 
M'Pherson,  Hugh,  smith  and  farrier,  27  High 

Calton 
M'Phereon,  Henry,  115  Nicolson  street 
M'Phei"son,  James,  cabinetmaker,  165  Rose  st. 
M'Pherson,  Js.,  painter  and  glazier,  7  Baker'spl. 
M'Pherson,  James,  bootmaker,  1  York  place 
M'Pherson,  James,  34  Castle  street 
M'Pherson,  Jas., beddingmanfr.,  lOlPleasance 
Macpherson,  J.  (Union  Bank),  28  ^lelville ter. 
M'Pherson.  James,  5  West  End  place 
M'Pherson,  James  (successor  to  Jas.  GaUie), 
joiner  and  handrailer,  42  Torphichen  st.  ; 
house,  2  Balbii-nie  place 
M'Pherson,  John,  plasterer,  Hamilton  place; 

house,  48  Dean  street 
M'Pherson,  John,  27  Nelson  street 
M'Pherson,  John,  1  Henry  street 
Macpherson,  J.,  wine  &  spirit  mercht.,  45  Shore 
Macpherson,  Norman,  advocate.  Professor  of 
Scots  Law  in  the  University,  6  Duke  street 
^lacpherson,  Rev.  Ranald,  25  Raeburn  place 
M'Pherson,  Robert,  dairyman,  1  Tollcross 
M'Pherson,  Thomas,  clerk,  11  Archibald  place 
Macpherson,  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter, 
North  St  Andrew  st.  lane  ;  ho.  33  Loudon  st. 
M'Pherson,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 
.    12  Shrub  place  and  1  Albert  pi.,  Leith  walk 
.Macpherson,  AY.  S.,  12  Spence's  place,  Leith 
Macpherson,  Mrs  A.,   whipmaker,    22    Had- 

dingion  place 
M'Pherson,  Mrs  C,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Comely 

green  place 
M'Pherson,  Mrs  Emily,  29  Alva  street 
Macphereon,  Mrs,  3  Donne  terrace 
Macpherson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Jordan  bank 
Macpherson.  Mrs,  Madeira  cot.,  Canaan  lane 
M'Phei'son,  Mre,  50  Rankeillor  street 
Macpherson,  Mrs.  tobacconist,  81  Broughton  st. 
Macphei-son,  Mrs,  1  SilvemiiUs  cottage,  Hen- 

dei'son  row 
Macpherson,  Mrs,  14  ilontague  street 
M'Pherson.  Miss,  10  Graham  street 
Macpherson,  Miss,  23  Pitt  street 
M 'Philips,  John,  broker,  43  St  Mary  street 
M'Quaii',  Charles,  furnitui'e  broker,  6  Green- 
side  row  ;  house.  23  South  St  James'  street 
Macquarrie.  Alex.  J.,  teacher,  25  Paiuimrepl. 
M'Queen,  B.,  provision  merchant,  23  South 

Richmond  street 
Macqueen,  Chas.,  confectioner,  21  Bristo  st. 
^f'Queen,  David,  cork  manufr.,  110  Giles  st. 
M'Queen,    Duncan,  aerated   water  manufac- 
turer, 149  Rose  street ;  house,  33  Castle  st. 
Macqueen,  J.  M.,  S.S.C,  46  Cockburu  street 
M'Queen,  John,  upholsterer,  13  Walker  terrace 
^I'Queen,  John,  merchant,  67  Great  King  st 
M'Queen,  John,  com.  traveller,  16  Grindlay  st. 
Macqueen,  J.,  8  Chi-istian  bank 


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Macqueeu,  Mre,  3  Lansdowne  crescent 
M'Queeu,  Mrs,  46  Bristo  street 
M'Queen,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  1  Clyde  street 
Macqueen,  Mre,  10  Yiewforth  place 
Macqueen,  Miss,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  51 

Broughton  street 
Macrae  &  Cameron,  clothiers  and  liabitmakers 

{late  Willis  iV  Williams),  105  George  street i 
Macrae  &  Flett,  W.S..  22  Young  street  j 

M'Rae,  A.,  chemist  and  druggist,  48  Abbey  hill 
M'Rae,  David,  spirit  dealer,  44a  Broughton  st. ' 
M'Rae.  Duncan,  joiner  and  builder,  3  Tarvitj 

street ;  house.  4  Gillespie  crescent 
M'Rae,  Finlay,  35  West  XicoLson  street 
Macrae,    James,    plumber   and   gasfitter,    2S' 

Hanover  street ;  house.  33  Castle  street 
Macrae.  James,  146  Princes  street 
Macrae,  John,  14  Breadalbane  terrace 
Macrae,  John,  grocer,  2  Clarence  street 
Maci*ae,    John,   C.E.   and  land  surveyor,    53 

George  iv.  bridge 
M"Rae,  Rev.  John,  24  Grange  road 
M'Rae,   Kenneth,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

45  Nicolson  street  ;  house.  24 
Macrae,  Malcolm,  26  India  place 
Macrae,  William,  smith,  engineer,  and  machin- 
ist, 54  Rose  street ;  house,  25  Panmure  pi. 
Macrae,  Wm.  {M.  &.•  Cameron),  9  Hampton  ter. 
Macrae.  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Rose  street 
Macrae,  Mrs,  lodging's,  146  Princes  street 
Macrae,  Mrs,  14  Gloiicester  place 
M'Rae,  Mrs,  12  Clifton  terrace 
M'Rea,  John,  compositor,  41  James  street 
Macieadie,  Robert,  76  Gilmore  place 
Macreath,  John,  17  Upper  Grove  place 
Macredie,  Mrs  R.  R.,  5  Grosvenor  crescent 
Macritchie,   Baylej',   &   Henderson,  W.S.,   7 

Royal  Exchange 
Macritchie,  John,   assistant  clerk  of  Session 

(14  New  Register  House),  24  Danube  street 
Macritchie,  John,  14  Brandon  street 
M 'Ritchie,  J.,  1  Henderson  row 
Macritchie.  Thomas  Elder,  of  Craigton,  W.S., 

4  Gay  field  square 
Macritchie,  Mrs  Dr,  4  Archibald  place 
Macritchie,  Miss,  4  Gayfield  square 
M 'Roberts,  Mrs,  upholsteress,  1  Home  lane 
M'Swan,  Donald,  grocer,  10  Bowling- green  st. 
Mactaggart,  Rev.  D.  C,  8  Mary's  place 
Mactaggart,    R.   L.,   agricultural   implement 

depot,  27  Candlemaker  row ;  house,  Hojie 

street,  Portobello 
M'Taggart.  AYm.,  R.S.A.,  portrait  painter,  4 

Melville  terrace 
MacTavish.  Alex.  S.,  19  Panmure  place 
Macteman,  Charles,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  263  Cowgate 
Macteman,  F.,  grocer  and   spirit  merchant, 

55  West  port :  house,  6  Tarvit  street 
Macteman,  Peter,  spirit  merchant,  76  Grass- 
market  ;  house,  6  Tarvit  street 
M'Vey  &  Son,  brassfounders,  gasfitters,  and 

plumbei-s,  6  Old  Physic  gardens 


M'Yey,  Jas.  (il/'F.  cj-  Son),  20  Haddington  pi. 
M'Yey,  Joseph  (ii'  V.  Sf  So7i),  4  Old  Physic 

gardens 
M'Yicar  &  Winks,  dressmakers.  42  George  st. 
M 'Vicar,  Mrs  Alex.,  19  Commercial  street 
Macvicar,  Mrs,  Canaan  park.  Grange  loan 
M'Yitie,  R.,  baker,  12  Antigua  street  and  2 

East  London  street ;  ho.  76  Broughton  st. 
M'Whannell,  P.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
52  Frederick  street ;  house,  8  Mary's  place 
M'Whea,  George,  24  George  street 
M'Whea,  Mrs,  18  QueensfeiTy  street 
M'WiUiam,  Robert.  S.S.C,  2  Ehn  row 
M'WiUiam,  Mrs,  lodgings,  51  Clerk  street 
2\Iaddison,  Jolm,  chimney-sweeper  and  stone- 
ware merchant,  9  Ann  place  ;  house,  11 
Magdalene  Astlum,  Dali-y  road ;  Miss  Jane 

Sidey,  matron 
Magnus,  Herman,  skin  merchant,  printseller, 
and  importer  of  mouldings,  18  Clyde  street ; 
house,  7  North  St  David  street 
Maguire,  Hugh,  machine  bootcloser,  9  Leith 

street  terrace 
Maidment,  James,  advocate,  25  Royal  circus 
Main,  A.  &  J.,  &  Co.,  iron  fence  and  gate  manu- 
facturers, 15  George  iv.  bridge 
Main,  Audi-ew,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Main,  Edward,  seal  engraver,  21  Elder  street 
Main,  George,  spirit  merchant,   142   Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  15  St  Johu  street 
Main,   John,    family  linen,  blanket,  general 
outfitting,  and  baby  linen  warehouse,    6 
Nicolson  street 
Main,  John,  shipmaster,  51  Prince  Regent  st. 
Main,  Peter,  31  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Main,  Robert,  6  Dnmidryan  street 
Main,  Rev.  Thomas,  7  Bellevue  crescent 
MAIN,  MKS  J.  CLAEK,  Peacock  hotel,  New- 
haven.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  103 
Maia,  Mrs  Thomas,  6  Leopold  place 
Main,  Miss,  26  Grange  road 
Mair,  George,  clothier,  etc.,  2  Nicolson  square ; 

house,  9  Brown  street 
Mair,  William  Ludovic,  advocate,  8  Duncan  st. 
Mair,  Mi-s  James,  7  Richmond  place 
Mair,  Mrs,  5  Chester  street 
Mair,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  N.  Richmond  st. 
Maitland  &  Lyon,  W.S.,  7  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Maitlaud,  George,  joiner,  14  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Maitland,  John,  advocate,  3  Randolph  cliff 
Maitland,  Kenmiu'e,  sheriff- clerk  of  Midlothian; 
office,  Sheriff-Com't  buildings,  Geo.  iv.  br,- 
house,  Brunstane  house,  Joppa,  Portobello 
Maitlaud,  Mrs  John,  9  Walker  street 
Makellar,  Miss,  8  Charlotte  square 
Malcolm,  Alex.,  chemist,  3  Orchardfield  place 
Malcolm,  John  (Bk.  ofS.),  22  E.  Preston  st. 
Malcolm,  J.  D.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

29  Water  lane,  Leith 
Malcolm,  John,  grocer  and  provision  mercht., 
19  Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  3  Gillespie  pi. 
Malcolm,  Robert.,  cabinetmaker,  3  Elder  st. 
Malcolm,  Robert,  horse  dealer,  20  Pleasance 


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Malcolm,   Robert  Bowes,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E., 

and  F.R.S.E.,  126  George  street 
Malcolm,  William,  Middlefield 
Malcolm,  Mrs  Jane,  38  Northnmberland  street 
Malcolm,  Mrs  W.,  8  Amelia  Ann  place 
Malcolm,  iirs,  Middlefield  house,  Leith  walk 
Malcolm,  Mrs,  8  Grange  road 
Malcolm,  Miss,  Bellevue  cottage,  Trinity  road 
Malcolm,  Miss  M.,  12  Atliole  terrace 
Malcolm,  Margaret,  dressmaker  and  machinist, 

8  Gladstone  terrace 
]\ralham,  Mrs,  6  Kirk  street 
Malham,  Miss,  upholsteress,  9  Jamaica  street 
MALLOCH,  PATRICK,  &  SON,  map-mounters, 
306Lawnmarket;  house,  15 Wright'shouses. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  47 
Malloch,  P.  S.,  S.S.C,  56  India  street 
Malloch,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  Howe  street 
Malloy,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  3  Waverley  market 

and  3  Fleshmarket  close 
Malloy,   ^Irs,  fruiterer  and   greengrocer,    11 

and  12  Waverley  market 
Malonay,  P.,  gTOcer,  200  Cowgate 
Manchester  Fire  Insurance  Co.  ;   Murray, 
Beith,  &  Murray,  43  Castle  st.,  and  William 
White  Millar,  S.S.C,  8  Bank  st.,  agents 
Manclark,  Robert,  3  Cromwell  street 
Manderson,  MissC, china  mercht.,  161  Rose  st. 
Manderson,  Janet  Purves,  dressmaker,  5  W. 

Adam  street 
Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C.  and  notaries  public 
{agents  fur  Caledonian  Insurance  Company, 
and  f 01'  Leith  Branch  of  Scottish  Property 
Investment  Company'),  42  Bernard  street 
Mann's  Parcel  Despatch  Company,  1  Frede- 
rick street ;  J.  Henderson,  agent 
Mann,    William,    &   Son,    tailors   and    army 

clothiers,  39  Frederick  street 
Mann,  A.,  coach  proprietor.  Regent  ter.  lane 
Mann,  Alexander,  solicitor  (ili.  ^'  Duncan'), 

27  Pilrig  street 
Manji,  Charles,  shipmaster,  2  Baxter's  place 
Mann,  Edmund  {W.  M.  Sf  Son),  13  Gilmore 

place 
Mann,  Geo.  V.,  S.S.C,  42  Bernard  street 
Mann,  James,  21  Brougham  street 
Mann,  John,  8  West  Newington  place 
Mann,  John,  dairy,  7a  Hope  park  square 
Mann,  P.,  5  Heriot  terrace 
Mann,  Wm.,  writer,  22   Raeburn  place  and 

119  Princes  street 
Mann,  Wm.  (W.  M.  S)"  Son),  56  Gilmore  pi. 
Mann,  Mrs,  stationer,  82  Home  street 
Mann,  Mrs  W.,  8  Eastfield 
Mansfield,  James  L.,  advocate,  10  Albany  st. 
Mansfield,  Thos.  J.,  CA.,  26  Abercromby  pi. 
Mansfield,  Mrs,  26  Abercromby  place 
Manson,  D.,  invalid  attendant,  9  Jordan  bank 
Manson,  M.,  drysalter,  6  South  Richmond  st. 
Manson,      Magnus,     messenger,     Clydesdale 

Bank,  29  George  street 
Manson,  Peter,  builder,  2  Caledonian  road 
Manson,  Mrs  J.  B.,  63  Frederick  street 


Manson,  Mrs,  2  Church  road 

Manson,  Misses,  47  Queen  street 

Mantica,  Anthony  (Ciceri,  M.,  ^'  Torre),  6 
Leopold  place 

Manuel,  Alexander,  1  Argyle  terrace 

Manuel,  John,  inspector,  burgh  engineer's 
office  ;  house,  22  Panmure  place 

Manuel,  Wm.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  7  Young  st.  ; 
house,  22  Panmure  place 

JIanuel,  Mrs,  22  Panmure  place 

Manuel,  Mrs  John,  23  Clerk  street 

Manufactures,  etc.,  in  Scotland,  Board  of 
Trustees  for.  Royal  Institution,  Mound  ; 
10  to  4 

Marcink'oskie,  Peter,  29  Rose  street 

Maritime  Insurance  Co.  (Limited)  ;  Black- 
wood, Scott,  &  Co.,  39  Constitution  street 

Marjoribanks,  William,  Warriston  house,  In- 
verleith  row 

Mark,  Robert,  auctioneer  and  live-stock  agent, 
15  Leven  terrace 

Marley  Hill  Coking  Co.'s  Office  for  Scot- 
land, 11a  Antigua  st.;  Wm.  Dougall,  agent 

Marquis  of  Lothian's  Coal  Establishment, 
St  Leonard's  and  4  Baltic  street 

Marr,  G.,  &  Son,  joiners,  Stanley  road  ;  house, 
14  Henderson  place 

Marr,  James,  &  Co.,  typefounders,  27  and 
29  New  street,  and  London 

Marr,  David,  69  Broughton  street 

Marr,  James,  8  Upper  Grove  place 

IMarr,  John  B.,  house  carpenter  and  horti- 
cultural builder.  Ferry  road  ;  house,  Rich- 
mond villa.  Ferry  road,  Wardie 

?ilarr.  Lanes,  draper,  67  Thistle  street 

Marr,  Mrs  Jas.,  of  Alderstone,  5  Brandon  st. 

Marr,  iirs  James,  3  East  Newington  place 

Marr,  Mrs,  Richmond  villa,  Ferry  rd.,  Wardie 

Marr,  ^Irs,  13  Gladstone  terrace 

Marr,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  2  Ferrier  street 

Marrable,  John,  accountant  (G.P.O.),  12 
Mayfield  terrace 

Marrin,  Owen,  broker,  266  Cowgate 

Marrin,  Mrs,  broker,  167  Cowgate 

Marschner,  Franz  J.,  glass- en  graver,  22  S.  B. 
Canongate 

Marshall  &  Aitken,  woollen  drapers  and 
clothiers,  27  North  bridge 

]\Iarshall  &  Sons,  goldsmiths,  silversmiths, 
jewellers,  working  jewellers,  clock  and 
watch  makers,  opticians,  seal  engravere,  87 
George  street ;  workshops,  Hill  street  lane 

Marshall,  J.  &  W.,  jewellers,  41a  George  st. 

Marshall,  Jas.,  &  Sons,  rectifiers,  British  wine 
makers,  wine  and  spirit  mers.,  39  Potterrow 

Marshall,  P.  &  D.,  bootmakers,  50  W.  Register 
street 

Marshall,  T.,  &  Son,  drapers,  18  Roxburgh  st. 

Marshall,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  gold  and  silver  smiths, 
jewellers,  and  Avatchmakers,  24  and  25 
Princes  street 

Marshall,  Alexander,  military  store  clerk,  1 
Mound  place 


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Marshall,  Ai'chibald.  41  Miuto  street 
Marshall,  Capt.  D.,  E.I.C.M.S.,  10  Royal  ter. 
Marshall,  Rev.  Charles,  12  Gladstone  terrace 
Marshall,  David,  C.A.,  21  Abercromby  place 
Marshall,    David,    draper,    108   TTest    port ; 

house,  11  Keir  street 

MARSHALL,  DAVID,  engineer,  and  patentee 

for  surface  condensers  and  feed  heaters  for 

marine  and  land  engines,  6  Bernard  street ; 

house,  2  Thomson's  place.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  83 

Marshall.  D.  F.,  1  West  Montgomery  place 

Marshall,  George,  commercial   traveller,    14 

Meh-ille  terrace 
Marshall,  G.  (late  of  Manilla),  Grecian  cot- 
tage. Trinity 
Marshall,  George  W.,  commercial  traveller,  6 

Pembroke  place 
Marshall,  General  H.,  2  Greenhill  gardens 
Marshall,  Hugh,  brewer,  26  Croft- an-Righ 
Marshall,  J.  D.,  5  Xewingion  terrace 
Marshall,  J.  (J.  M.  .^  Sons),  10  Mayfield  ter. 
Marshall,   James  {Redpatli,   Brown,  ^'    Co.), 

15  Regent  terrace 
Marshall,  Jas.,  tobacconist,  79  W.  Fountainbr. 
Marshall.  John.  M.D.,  22  Drummond  place 
Mai-shaU,  John,  advocate,  GO  Northumbd.  st. 
Marshall,  John,  108  Prince  Albert  buildings 
Marshall,  John,  11  York  place 
Marshall,  John,  potato  merchant.  1  E.  Pitt  st. 
Marshall,  John,  brewer,  5  Jane  terrace 
Marshall,  Peter,  railway  guard,  3  Cornwall  st. 
Marshall,  Ralph,  67  Xorth  Back  of  Canongate 
Mai'shaU,  Robert  Burt  (Xational  Bank  of  Scot- 
land), 4  Grosvenor  street 
Marshall,    Robert,   merchant,    86   Lauriston 

place,  and  Gateside.  Kirkliston 
Marshall,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  4  Leven  street 
Marahall,  Robert,  mason,  13  Downie  place 
Marshall,  Robert,  baker,  4  West  port 
Marshall,  Robt.,  merchant,  38  Commercial  st. 
Marshall,  T.,  victual  dealer,  2  Antigua  street ; 

house,  8  Montgomery  street 
Marshall,  Thomas  (officer,   Royal   College  of 

Physicians).  9  Queen  street 
Marshall,  T.  R.  (Tl'^.  M.  cj-  Co.),  4  East  Castle 

road,  iferchiston 
JUAESHALL,   WILLIAM,    coal  merchant,   14 
S.  Charlotte  st ;   house,  36  Grindlay  street. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  100 
Marshall,  William,   engineer  (5.   ^-  H.  Mor- 
ton ^'  Co.),  Rosemount,  Madeira  street 
Marshall,  Wm.,  coal  viewer,  63  S.  Clerk  st. 
Marshall,  AVm.,  comru.  trav.,  39  Montague  st. 
Marshall,  William  F.,  chemist,  16b  Howe  st. 
Marshall,  Mrs  Dallas,  1  Osborne  terrace 
Marshall,  Mrs  E.,  5  York  place 
Marshall,  Mrs  Henry,  25  Alva  street 
Marshall,  Mrs  James,  3  YaUeyfield  street 
Mai-shall,  Mrs  John,  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 13  Clerk  street 
Marshall,  Mrs  P.,  22  Gayfield  square 
Marshall,  Mrs  Robert,  Rosebani:  cottage,  St 
Bernard's  row 


Mai-shall,  Mrs  R.  P.,  17  Gladstone  terrace 

Marshall,  ^Irs  Walter,  28  Abercromby  place 

Mai-shall,  Mrs  W.,  spirit  dealer,  4  Church  lane 

Marshall,  ^Irs  William,  4  Grosvenor  street 

Marshall,  ^Irs,  18  Albany  street 

Marshall,  :Mi-s,  20  Raukeillor  street 

Marshall,  Mre,  Middle  Gothic  cottage.  Trinity 

Mai-shaU,  Mrs,  15  Findhorn  place 

Marshall,  Mrs,  19  St  Patrick  square 

Marshall,  Mrs,  18  Roxburgh  street 

Mai-shall,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Trinity  crescent 

Marshall,  Mi-s,  16  Keir  street 

Marshall,  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Albany  street 

Marshall.  Mrs,  2  Maitland  place 

Marshall,  Miss,  dressmaker,  30  Royal  circus 

Mai-shaU,  Miss,  1 1  Annandale  street 

Marshall,  Miss,  3  Heriot  row 

MarehaU,  Miss,  11  Castle  terrace 

Marshal],  ^Miss  E.,  dressmaker,  3   Richmond 

terrace 
Mai-shall,  ^liss,  25  East  Claremont  street 
Marshall,  Helen,  shoe  shop,  144  Cowgate 
Martin    &    Ferguson,    glass   merchants   and 

glaziers,  55  Lothian  road 
Martin,  G.  &  J.,  millinery,  dress,  and  mantles, 

15  Lothian  road 
Martin,  J..  &  Sou,   cabinetmakers,   4   South 

Clerk  street 
Martin,  David,  baker,  235  Canongate 
Martin,   David,   timber   merchant,   15   Leitli 

walk  ;  house,  8  Montgomery  street 
Martin,  Geo.,  plumber,  15  Picardy  pi. ;  ho.  5. 
Martin,  Geo.  {Ross,  M.,  ^-  Co.),  153  Consti- 
tution street 
Martin,  Hugh,  S.S.C,  56  George  street 
Martin,  Hugh  N.,  11  Bro-mi  street 
Martin,  J.  W.,  flesher,  32  High  market;  house, 

11  Archibald  place 
Martin,  James,  C.A.,  49  Castle  street 
Martin,  John,  grocer,  20  S.  Richmond  street 
Martin,  John,  surgeon,  5  Coburg  street 
Martin,  John,  10  Summer  bank 
Martin,  John,  cattle  dealer,  6  Brougham  st. 
Martin,  John,  refreshment  rooms,  19  Flesh- 
market  close 
Martin,  J.  S.,  16  Yiewforth  place 
Martin,  John,  W.S.,  19  Chester  street 
Martin,  M.  J.,  M.D.,  16  Melville  street 
Martin,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  45  Giles  street 
Martin,  R.,  flesher,  8  High  market 
Martin,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  4  S.  Clerk  st. 
Martin,  Thomas,  C.A.,  49  Castle  street 
Martin,  W.,  painter  and  glazier,  102  Rose  st.; 

house,  90 
Martin,    W.,   coal  merchant,   T^'est   cottages, 

Granton  harbour 
Martin,  W.  U.,  5  Portland  place 
Martin,    Wm.,    manager.    Blind  Asylum,  68 

Nicolson  street 
Martin,  Wm.  (J/.  Sf- Ferguson),  1  Cambridge  st. 
Martin,  W.,  furuitm-e  dealer,  24  Downie  pi. 
Martin,  William,  victual  dealer,  2  Raeburu  pi. 
Martin,  Wm.,  house  agent,  5  Tennant  street 


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^Martin,  William,  tailor,  312  Lawmnarket 

Martin,  William,  warehousemau,  3  West 
Preston  street 

Martin,  Mrs  James,  Carlton  villa,  10  Spring 
gardens,  Abbey  hill 

Martin,  Mrs  L.,  30  Royal  circus 

Martin,  Mrs  Hugh,  28  East  Preston  street 

Martin,  ^Irs  Wm.,  12  West  Nicolson  street 

Martin,  Mrs,  10  Magdala  terrace 

Martin,  J.,  refreshment  rooms,  73  Lothian  rd. 

Martin,  Miss  Anne,  35  Alva  street 

Martin,  Miss,  30  Clarence  street 

Martin,  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Barony  street 

Martme,  Patrick  (British  Linen  Co.^s  Bank), 
Sunnyside  villa.  Trinity 

Martinson,  W.,  grocer,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, agent  for  W.  &  A.  Gilbey,  wine 
importers,  1  ]\Iulberry  place ;  house,  1 
Pitt  street,  Bonnington 

Marwick,  J.  D.,  S.S.C.,  city  clerk,  10  BeUe- 
vue  crescent 

Marwick,  Wm. ,  ham  and  egg  store,  63  Clerk  st. 

Marwick,  Mrs,  9  St  Bernard's  row 

Mason,  David,  &  Co.,  tea  and  coffee  salesmen, 
88  South  bridge 

Mason,  Alex.,  baker,  20  Couper  street  and  1 
Ronaldson's  buildings  ;  house,  7  S.  Fort  st. 

Mason,  Cliarles,  10  Shore 

Mason,  D.  M.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  28 
Grassmarket ;  ho.  4  BroAvn's  place,  Vennel 

Mason,  George,  9  Alva  place 

Mason,  George,  butcher,  48  Hanover  street ; 
house,  7  Union  street 

Mason,  George,  joiner,  5  Union  place,  Bon- 
nington road 

Mason,  Hector,  21  Millerfield  place 

Mason,  James,  S.S.C,  14  Pitt  street 

Mason,  Jas.  (Douglas  ^-  il/.),  15  Arniston  pi. 

Mason,  John,  china  merchant,  36  Sandport  st. 

Mason,  Peter,  tailor,  165  Constitution  street 

Mason,  R.  P.,  14  Henderson  row 

Mason,  Robert,  contractor,  Black's  entry. 
Comely  bank 

Mason,  Samuel  Lack,  Assoc.  Inst.  C.E.,  Pent- 
land  villa.  West  Coates 

Mason,  Thomas,  21  Baltic  street 

Mason,  Thomas,  engineer,  18  Middle  Arthurpl. 

Mason,  Thomas,  spiiit  merchant,  170  Foun- 
tainbridge 

Mason,  Thomas  S.,  china  merchant,  49  St 
Leonard  street 

Mason,  Wilham,  S.S.C,  21  Dublin  street 

Mason,  Mrs  J.,  provision  dealer,  3  St  Mary  st. 

Mason,  Mrs,  27  Clyde  street 

Mason,  Mrs,  remnant  warehouse,  9  Kirkgate 

Mason,  Mrs  R.,  coal  merchant,  15  Port 
Hamilton  ;  house,  8  Lothian  road 

Masonic  Lodges.     See  Masonic  Directory 

Massie,  George,  2  Blackwood  crescent 

Massie,  James,  23  Upper  Grove  place 

Masson,  Rev.  D.,  M.D.,  21  Hope  terrace 

Masson,  David,  Professor,  Edinburgh  Univer- 
sity, 10  Regent  terrace 


Masson,  David  B.,  watchmaker,  63  Kirkgate 
]\Iasson,  John,  shipmaster,  Granton  square 
Masson,  Mrs  Catherine,  fruitei'er  and  green- 
grocer, 44  D  Lindas  street 
Masters,  Mrs  William,  11  Picardy  place 
Masterton,  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  84 
Abbey  hill ;  house,  19  South  Norton  place 
Masterton,  John,  sm^veyor,  50  George  street 
Masterton,  WUliam,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  23 

Drumdryan  street;  house,  21 
Matchell,  Mrs  E.,  23  Lauriston  street 
Maternity  Hospital,  Royal,  Chapel  house, 

2  Chapel  street ;  Mrs  Cornwall,  matron 
Mather,  John,  &  Son,  wai'ehousemen,  11  Leith 

street  terrace 
Mather,  Alexander,  &  Son,  millwrights  and 

engineers.  63  Fountainbridge 
Mather,  David,  clerk,  29  Maryfield  place 
Mather,  E.  (A.  M.  ^^  Sun),  4  Viewforth  ter. 
Mather,  Francis,  3  Argyle  terrace 
Mather,  James  (G.P.O.),  18  W.  Claremont 

street 
Mather,  James,  flesher,  90  Main  street ;  house, 

3  Derby  street,  Stanley  road 

Mather,  James,  smith,  7  Queen's  place ;  ho.  8 
Mather,  James,  clothier,  3  Nicolson  square 
Mather,  Thos.  F.,  com.  agent,  33  James  st. 
Mather,  ]\Iiss  E.,  64  Frederick  street 
Mathers,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  28  Leven  street 
Matheson  &  Co.,  watchmakers  and  jewellers, 

68  Tolbooth  wynd ;  house,  12  Wellington 

place,  Leith 
Matheson,  A.,  &  Co.,  black  silk  and  crape  mer- 
cers to  the  Queen,  39a  George  street 
Matheson,  Alexander,  6  Madeira  street 
^latheson,  Daniel,  gi'ocer,  75  Main  street 
Matheson,    George,    tailor   and    clothier,    58 

Buccleuch  street 
Matheson,  George,  stamper.  Inland  Revenue 

office,  28  Colville  place 
Matheson,  George,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  2 

and  3  Haymarket  terrace 
Matheson,  George,  junior,  tailor  and  clothier, 

48  Shore  ;  house,  2  Rosebank  terrace 
Matheson,  J.  A.,    working  jeweller,  watch- 
maker, and  hair  artist,  7  Dubliu  street 
Matheson,  Peter,  7  India  street 
Matheson,  Robert,  surveyor  of  H.M.  Public 

"Works,  Parliament  square  ;  house,  25  Aber- 

cromby  place 
Matheson,  Roderick,  Inland  Revenue  officer, 

2  Roxburgh  terrace 
Matheson,  William  J.,  26  Abercromby  place 
Matheson,  Mrs  Alexander,  19  Northumberland 

street 
MATHESON,  MRS  J.  A.,  Berlin  wool  worker 

and  embroiderer,  7  Dublin  street.     ^  See 

Adv.  p.  59 
Matheson,  Miss,  54  Gilmore  place 
Mathews,  Edward,  baker,  13  Church  street 
]\Iathews,  Edwai'd,  baker,  7  Trafalgar  street 
Mathews,  James  S.,  physician  and  siu-geon, 

238  Canongate 


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Matliewsou,  James  L.,  saddler.  28  Fountain-  Maxwell,  J.  L.,  clerk,  106  Laviriston  place 


bridge  ;  house.  22  Arthur  street 
Mathewson.   Peter,  currier  and  leather  mer- 
chant, 59  Shore  ;  house,  22  Arthur  street 
Mathewson,  Robert,  M.A.,  teacher,  Stonefield 

cottage,  Canaan  lane 
Mathewson,  W.  W.,  shoemakers'  furnishings, 

90  S.  B.  Canongate  ;  ho.  22  Arthiu-  street 
Mathewson,  Miss,  milliner  and  di-essmaker,  19 

Union  street 
Mathieson.   Alex.,   &  Sou.   manufacturers  of 

planes,  mechanical,  engineering,  and  edge 

tools,  23  Cockburn  street 
Mathieson  Brothers,  porter  and  ale  merchants, 

41  Shore 
Mathieson,  Rev.Finlay,  A.M.,  18  Brougham  st. 
Mathieson,    George,    shipowner    and    agent, 

Clifton  lodge.  Boswell  road.  TVardie 


Maxwell,    James,  house   agent,    upholsterer, 

and   undertaker,    59    South  Clerk  street ; 

house,  2  Rillbank  terrace 
Maxwell,  James,  baker.  19  London  street 
Maxwell,  Robt.,  confectioner,  131  Fouutainbr. 
Maxwell.  W.  A.,  printer,  85  Great  King  street 
Maxwell,  William,  29  Cheyue  street 
Maxwell,  William  {Kennhiyton  &f  Jenner)^  8 

South  St  David  street 
Maxwell,  William,  solicitor,  and  depute  keeper 

of  the  minute-book  of  the  Court  of  Session, 

etc.,  45  New  General  Register  House 
Maxwell.  Mrs  Ann,  tinsmith,  19  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Maxwell,  Mrs  Catherine,  lodgings,  10  West 

Maitlaud  street 


i  Maxwell,  Mrs  William,  5  Glanville  place 
Mathieson.  John,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  4 'Maxwell,  Mrs,  2  Rillbank  terrace 
N.AV.  Thistle  st.  lane;  ho.  (54  Thistle  street  Maxwell,  Mrs.  12  Chester  street 
Mathieson,  John,  8  Buccleuch  place  [Maxwell,  Misses  M.  &  J.,  fruiterers  and  green 

Mathieson,  Jos.,  porter  and  ale  merchant,  25 !     grocers,  90a  Constitution  street 
Water  lane  and  16  Broad  wyud  ;  house,  47  j  May,  James,  artist,  12  Paumure  place 
Bridge  street  |  May,  W.,  teacher,  Stewart's  hospital,  Dean 

Mathieson,  ^Miss  Rebecca,  13  "\'^iewforth  place  jMay,  Mrs,  12  Panmure  place 
Mathison,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer.  7  Arthur  street, Mayer,  H..  boxmaker,  23  South  bridge 
Mathison,  R.,  baker,  37  Clerk  street,  46  High  Maynard,  Charles  W.,  Captain  Royal  Artil- 


st.,  and  78  Fountainbr.  ;  ho.  41  Clerk  st 

Mathison,  Thomas,  spu'it  dealer,  39  Dean 
street ;  house,  11  Cheyne  street 

Matson,  Miss  J.,  toy  warehouse,  25b  Leven  st. 

Matson,  Miss,  lodgings,  37  Frederick  street 

Matthew  &  Theilmann,  corn  factors  and  com- 
mission agents,  20  Baltic  street 

Matthew,  James,  &  Son,  drapers  and  linen 
manufacturers,  421  Lawnmarket 

Matthew,  Charles,  dentist,  59  Queen  street 

Matthew,  David,  4  Argyle  terrace 

Matthew,  James,  macer.  High  Court  of  Jus- 
ticiary, 59  Queen  street 

Matthew,  Jolm  Robb,  11  Tantallon  place 

Matthew,  Robert,  smith,  84  Crosscauseway 

Matthew,  William,  Clydesdale  Bank,  High 
street ;  house,  9  Graham  street 

Matthew,  W.,  cabinetmaker,  166  Foimtainbr. 

Matthew,  Mrs,  di-essmaker,  47  Buccleuch  st. 

Matthew,  Miss  E.,  30  Alva  street 

Mauchline,  Andrew,  grocer.  6  St  James'  sq. 

Mauchhne,  Mrs  E.,  24  St  Vincent  street 

Maughan,  Wm.  C,  C.A.,  48  Melville  street 

Maughan,  Miss,  teacher,  119a  George  st. 

Maule,  John,  builder,  East  London  st. ;  house, 
9  Barony  street 

Maule,  Mrs,  cloakmaker,  4  Blackwood  cresct. 

MAVER,  JAMES,  &  CO.,  dyere  and  cleaners, 
7  Clerk  street.     ^  See  Adi\  p.  59 

Maxton,  Andrew,  shirt  manufacturer,  51 
Cockburn  street ;  ho.  106  W.  Gilniore  place 

Maxton,  John,  11  Eton  terrace 

Maxton,  iliss,  1  Forres  street 

Maxwell,  Major-General  Alexander,  C.B.,  21 
Buckingham  terrace 

Maxwell,  David,  76  Fountainbridge 


leiy,  and  Adjutant  M.C.A.Y.,  24  Manor  pi. 
Mayne,  Misses,  3  North  ^lerchiston  place 
Mears,  W.,  implement  dealer,  2  Windmill  st. 
Mechaxics'  Subscription  Library,  5  Victoria 

terrace ;  James  Smith,  6  Beaumont  place, 

librarian 
Medical  Missionary  Training  Institution 

AND  Dispensary,  39  Cowgate ;  John  Lowe, 

M.R.C.S.,  56  George  sq.,  superintendent 
Medic.vl,  Royal,  Society,  7  Melbourne  place 
Medico-Chirurgical    Society,    117  George 

street;   D.    Argyll    Robertson,    M.D.,    40 

Queen  street,  and  Claud  Muirhead,  M.D., 

7  Heriot  row,  secretaries 
Meek  &  AYilliamson,  wholesale  tea  dealers,  40 

ilitchell  street 
Meek,  David,  watchmaker  and  watch  material 

dealer,   51  North  bridge;  house.  10  Mon- 
tague street 
Meek,  G.,   commission  agent,   12  St  James' 

square ;  house,  13 
Meek,  Jas.  {Buclian  ^-  J/.),  9  Livingstone  pi. 
Meek,  John  T.,  accountant  clerk,  16  Upper 

Grove  place 
Meek,  Robert,  51  Buccleuch  street 
Meek,  Thomas,  9  St  James'  place 
Meek,  Mrs,  boarding  school,  19  Rutland  sq. 
Meek,  Mrs,  18  Grange  road 
Megget,  Miss,  8  Livingstone  place 
Meik,  T.  C,  &  Co.,  commission  agents  and 

corn  factors,  39  Constitution  street 
Meik,  T.  C,  7  Newbattle  terrace 
Meik,  Thomas,  C.E.,  7  Newbattle  terrace 
Meik,  Miss,  22  Greenhill  gardens 
Meikle,  Alexander,  vanmaker  and  smith,  25 

Hamilton  place  ;  house,  34  Patriothall 


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Meikle,  A.,  stationer,  56  North  Pitt  street 
Meikle,   Christopher,    actuary.    National   Se- 
curity Savings  Bank,  10  North  Bank  st. 
Meikle,  David,  6  Yalleyfiekl  street 
Meikle,  G.,  tailor  and  clothier,  42  Thistle  st. 
Meikle,  George,  7  Upper  Grove  place 
Meikle,  George,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

31  Minto  street 
Meikle,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4 

Anno  place  ;  house,  19  Cochrane  place 
Meikle,  James,  mason,  12  Spittal  street 
Meikle,  James,   actuary,  Wardieburn  house, 

Ferry  road 
Meikle,  Robert,  44  Couper  street 
Meikle,  Thomas,  1  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Meikle,   Thomas,  Prince  of  Wales  hotel,  46 

"West  Register  street 
^Meikle,  Mrs  D.,  9  Kirk  street 
Meikle,  Mrs  Thomas,  10  Janefield  place 
Meikle,  Mrs,  provision  dealer,  146  Causeway- 
side 
Meikle,  Janet,  confectioner,  8a  St  Patrick  sq. 
Meiklejohn,  John,  spirit  dealer,  127  High  st. ; 

house,  9  Upper  Gray  street 
Mein  &  Co.,  hat  manufactm-ere,  20  St  John  st. 
Mein,  S.  &  H.,  fruiterers,  134  Nicolson  street; 

house,  120 
Mein,  A.,  94   George  street 
Mein,  George,  120  Nicolson  street 
Mein,    J.    Z.,    engraver,    lithographer,    and 

general  printer,  4  St  James'  square 
Mein,  Robert,  72  Buccleuch  street 
Mein,  Thomas,  2  Rockville  place 
Mein,  "William,  pocketbook  and  case  maker,  37 

North  bridge 
Mein,  Mrs  David,  3  Blackwood  crescent 
Mein,  Mrs,  milliner,  26  Buccleuch  street 
Mein,  Mre,  10  Society 
Meiners,  J.  F.  {Lassen  ^5'  M.),  8  James' place, 

Leith 
Meldrum  &  Allan,  drapers,  35  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Meldrimi,  Andrew,  blacksmith,  8  Queen's  pi., 

Leith 
Meldi'mn,  George,  C.A.,  40  Melville  street 
Meldrum,    John,    causeway    contractor,    88 

Roseraount  buildings 
Meldrum,  Martin,  6  Union  street,  Leith 
Meldrum,  Peter,  silversmith,  44  Howe  street 
Meldrum,  Robert,  joiner,  18  Blackwood  ores. 
Meldrum,  Mrs  Catherine,  44  Howe  street 
Meldrum,  Miss,  lodgings,  11  Roxbm-gh  street 
Mellis,  John  C,  advocate,  10  Dublin  street 
Mellis,  Mrs,  7  North  Lauder  road 
Mellis,  ^Irs,  21  Lauriston  gardens 
Mellon,  John,  pavior  and  contractor,  1  Chal- 
mers crescent 
Melrose,  Andi-ew,  &  Co.,  tea  merchants  to  the 
Queen  and  H.R.H.  the  Prince  of  Wales,  03 
George  street 
Melrose,  John  (.1.  M.  ^-  Co.),  11  Church  liQl 
Melrose,  J.,  builder.  North  Junction  street 
Melrose,  Thomas,  14  Sowersby  place 


Melrose,  ATilliam,  dairyman,  24  Jamaica  st. 
Melrose,    TV.,    watch   and    clock  maker,    10 

Catherine  street 
Melrose,  Mrs  A.,  ladies'  nurse,  23  Livingstone 

place 
Melrose,  Miss,  44  Grange  road 
MelviUe   &    Adamson,    lithographic   writers, 

draughtsmen,  etc.,  6a  Rose  street 
Melville  &  Lindesay,  "W.S.,  110  George  street 
MelvHle,  Archibald,  W.S.,  43  York  place 
Melville,   David,   plumber   and  gasfitter,   95 

Main  street 
Melville,  Francis  S.,  Assistant  Clerk  of  Ses- 
sion, and  Keeper  of  Register  of  Attorney 
Licences,  7  New  Register  House  ;  house,  4 
Abbotsford  park 
Melville,  George,  24  Ann  street 
Melville,  G.  F.,  advocate,  15  Heriot  row 
Melville,  James  M.,  W.S.,  110  George  street 
MelviUe,    James,    co-operative    store.    New- 
haven  ;  ho.  Laverockbauk  cottage,  Trinity 
Melville,  Jas.  A.,  teacher,  Moray  house ;  ho. 

1  Gladstone  place 
Melville,  Jas.  (il/.  ^'  Adamson),  1  Sumraerhall 

place 
Melville,  John,  painter  and  decorator,  23  W, 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  7 
Melville,  John,  5  Union  pi.,  Bonnington  road 
Melville,  Peter,  gardener  and  florist,  14  Grange 

loan 
Melville,  Thomas,  "vvright,  1  Annfield 
Melville,  Lady,  15  Heriot  row 
Melville,  Mrs  Jane,  grocer,  59  Canongate 
Melville,  jNIisses  Whyte,  27  ^loray  place 
Melvin,    Alexander,    brewer    and    maltster, 
Boroughloch,  21  Buccleuch  st. ;  makings, 
Bonnington  road 
Melvin,  James,  12  George  square 
Melvin,  J.  T.,  stationer,  25  Panmure  place 
Melzer,  Adolph,  39  Maryfield  place 
Memes,  Mrs,  35  Manor  jilace 
MENELAWS    &    CO.,    wine    merchants    and 
family  grocei-s,  143  George  st.     "i^  See  Adr. 
p.  103 
Menelaws,  George,  dairyman,  7  Gladstone  pi. 
Menelaws,  William,  baker,  187  Canongate 
Mennie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Alva  street 
Menzies  &  Co.,  shipbuilders.  Wet  docks 
Menzies  &  Cameron,  S.S.C.,  4  N.  St  Andi-ew  st. 
Menzies,    Bernard,    &   Co.,    Caledonian   dis- 
tillery, Haymarket 
Menzies,  John,  &  Co.,  wholesale  booksellers 

and  publishei'S,  12  Hanover  street 
Menzies,  John,  &  Co.,  dairy,  8  Balfom*  street 
Menzies,  John,  &  Sou,  coal  merchants,  23  and 

25  Prince  Regent  st.  ;  ho.  5  East  Pitt  st. 
Menzies,  A.  J.,  esparto  broker,  13  Bernard 

street ;  liouse,  31  Windsor  street 
Menzies,  Andrew,  house  carpenter  and  joiner, 
Gilmore  place  ;  house,  166  Fountainbridge 
Menzies,  D.,  13  Young  street 
Menzies,  Donald,  spirit  merchant,  331  Canon- 
gate ;  house,  32  Lady  Menzies  place 


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Menzies,  Fletcher  Norton  (secretary  of  the 
Highland  and  Agricultural  Society  of  Scot- 
land), 3  George  iv.  bridge 

Menzies,  George  {M.  <^-  Co.),  Seacot  house, 
Seafield 

Menzies,  Jas.  M.,  engraver,  printer,  and  litho- 
grapher, 30  Hanover  street ;  house,  4  East 
Broughton  place 

Menzies,  James,  -i  Brougham  street 

Menzies,  James,  Aimeslej'',  Mayfield  road 

Menzies,  James  S.,  brickbuilder  and  contrac- 
tor, 21  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 

Menzies,  John (/.  M.  S)'Co.),  3  Grosvenor  cres. 

Menzies,  John,  smith,  springmaker,  and  cart- 
\\'right,  Hope  crescent  lane ;  house,  5  East 
Pitt  street,  Bonnington 

Menzies,  John,  69  Fountaiiibridge 

MENZIES,  JOKN",  coal  merchant,  Haymarket; 
office,  66  Grove  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  99 

Menzies,  John  TJ.,  commission  agent,  31  Ber- 
nard street ;  house,  Seacot  house,  Seafield 

Menzies,  Robert,  S.S.C,  4  North  St  Andrew 
street ;  house,  38  Dublin  street 

Menzies,  Thomas,  wholesale  and  retail  general 
drapery  warehouse,  37  and  39  Lothian 
street ;  house,  26  Buccleuch  place 

Menzies,  T.  Himter,  draper,  13  E.  Preston  st. 

Menzies,  Thomas,  com.  trav.,  16  Gladstone  ter. 

Menzies,  Thomas,  shipo'mier,  19  Drummondpl. 

Menzies,  Thomas,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  St 
Jolin's  hill 

Menzies,  Thomas,  wine  and  spii'it  merchant, 
262  Canongate 

Menzies,  W.  J.,  W.S.  (M.  c^  Coventry), 
Canaan  cottage,  Grange  loan 

Menzies,  William,  20  Annandale  street 

Menzies,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  3  Lothian 
road 

Menzies,  Hon.  Lady,  13  Grosvenor  street 

Menzies,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  32  Pitt  street 

Menzies,  Mrs  Robert,  7  RankeiUor  street 

Menzies,  Mrs,  1  South  Charlotte  street 

Menzies,  Mrs,  Alexandra  villa,  Stanley  road 

Menzies,  Mrs,  38  Dublin  street 

Menzies,  Misses,  boarding  and  day  school,  11 
Gilmore  place 

Menzies,  Miss,  31  "Windsor  street 

Menzies,  Miss,  66  Prince  Regent  street 

Menzies,  Miss,  teacher,  14  Niddry  street 

Menzies,  Itliss,  matron  John  TVatt's  Hospital, 
Duke  street,  Leith 

Menzies,  Miss  S.  E.,  3  Gladstone  place 

Menzies,  Eliza,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
75  Fountainijridge 

Mercantile  Marine  Office,  Custom  House, 
Leith ;  Capt.  T.  Thompson,  R.N.,  superdt. 

Mercer  &  Crombie,  lace,  ribbon,  and  millinery 
Avarehouse,  13,  15,  and  17  Nicolson  street 

Mercer,  J.  B.,  com.  trav.,  7  Panmure  place 

Mercer,  Walter  (J/.  8j-  CromUe),  2  Newington 
terrace 

Mercer,  Wm.,  hosier   and  draper,  11  Union 
place  ;  house,  59  Broughton  street 
K 


Mercer,  Mrs  M.,  dressmaker,  7  Wharton  place 
Mercer,  Miss,  dressmaker,  35  Broughton  street 
Merchant  Company's  Offices,  57  Hanover 
street;  A.  Kirk  Mackie,  S.S.C,  secretary 
and  law -agent;  Hall,  4  Hunter  square 
Merrilees,  Fletcher,  dentist,  101  George  street 
Merrilees,  William,  coach  proprietor,  2  Union 

place.  Trinity 
Merson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  54a  Cumberland  st. 
Messer,  Andrew,  clothier,  12  Grindlay  street 
Meteorological  Society,  Scottish,  G.  P.  0., 
North  bridge ;    Alex.   Buchan,  secretary ; 
open  from  10  to  4 
Methuen,  James,  fishciu-er ;  office,  33  Bernard 
street ;    yard.    Cable   wynd ;   house,    Dun- 
forth,  Stanley  road 
Methueu,  ^Mrs,  Richmond  lodge,  York  road 
Methven,  T.,  &  Sons,  Leith  Avalk  and  Stanwell 
nurseries  ;  seed  warehouses,  15  Princes  st. 
and  Leith  walk  ;  house,  36  Pibig  street 
Methven,  John,  36  Pilrig  street 
Methven,  WiUiam,  11  Roxburgh  street 
Mewhort,  Mrs,  di-aper,  34  West  Richmond  st. 
Meyer,  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  20  St  John's 

hill  ;  house,  15  Chapel  street 
Meyerowicz,  A.  N.,  LL.B.,  teacher  of  modern 

languages,  17  DubHn  street 
Michael  &   Cohen,   wholesale  jewellers   and 
watchmakers,   102   South   bridge ;    house, 
73  Nicolson  street 
Michie,  George,  4  Elder  street 
Michie,   Henry,    bootmaker,   1a   Haddington 

place 
Mickil,  Mrs,  Canning  house.  Canning  place 
Middlemas,  Robert  {The  Edinburgh  hotel),  36 
and  37  Princes  st.  and  7  and  9  Meuse  lane 
MIDDLEMASS,    J.,    &  CO.,    clothiers,   robe- 
makers,    shirtmakers,    and    outfitters,    18 
South  bridge  ;    house,  9    Salisbury  place. 
^  See  Adv.  at  beginning 
Middlemass,  George,  6  South  Clerk  street 
Middlemass,  James,  9  Salisbury  place 
Middlemass,  John,  165  Causewayside 
Middlemass,  Robert,  baker  and  confectioner, 
19   and   20  West  Preston  street   and   77 
Causewayside  ;  house,  25  Fmdhorn  place 
Middlemass,  Thomas,  furnitm-e  dealer,  21  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Middlemass,  Thomas,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

5  Spittal  street 
Middlemiss,  Joseph  (Scott  S^- Allan),  lOElm  row 
Middlemiss,  William,  10  Elm  row 
Middleton,  Alexander,  17  Drmndryan  street 
Middleton,  D.,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant, 

22  South  St  James'  street 
Middleton,    John,  M.D.,  physician   and   sur- 
geon, 1  West  Adam  st.  ;  ho.  4  St  John  st. 
Middleton,    John,    tailor    and    clothier,    69 

South  bridge 
Middleton,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  3  Hopetoun 

place,  Ferry  road 
Middleton,  Mrs  G.  M.,  Wardie  viUas,  Boswell 
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Middleton,  Mrs,  City  Temperance  Hotel,  14 

Cockbnrn  street 
Middleton,  Harriet  D.,  milLiiier  and  machinist, 

84  St  Leonard  street 
MiDLOTHL\N  Coast    Artillery    Volunteer 

Hall,  30  Grindlay  street 
Midlothian  Liberal  Interest  Registration 

Office,   79    George  street;    T.   F.   Weir, 

S.S.C,  agent 
MieHsch,  Heinrich,  German  and  Skandenavish 

hotel  and  coffeehouse,  12  Sandport  street 
Milbiirn,  George,  M.D.,  25  St  Patrick  square 
Miles,  Alexander,  5  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Miles,   James,   inspector   of   poor,   18  North 

Junction  street  ;  house,  6  Henderson  place 
Miles,  William,  clerk,  38  Pilrig  street 
Miley,  Thomas,  hatter,  3  Brougham  street 
Mill,  Ebenezer,  S.S.C.  and  notary-public,  51 

Princes  street ;  house,  12  AthoU  place 
Mill,  George,  writer,  2  CoUins  place 
Mill,  Rev.  J.  S.,  3  Thomson  place 
Mill,  John  F.,  clerk,  6  Tarvit  street 
Mill,  John  {N.B.A.),  1  Lord  Russell  place 
Mill,  Robert,  hairdresser,  193  Pleasance 
Mill,  Robert,  slater  and  glazier,  198  Pleasance; 

house,  5  South  Richmond  street 
Mill,  Mrs,  35  Howe  street 
Mill,   Mrs,   grocer   and   spirit   merchant,    16 

William  street 
Mill,  ;Miss,  2  Carlton  street 
Millan  &  Co.,  tailors  and  army  clothiers  {late 

T.  Buckmaster  cV  Co.),  132  George  street : 

house,  37  London  street 
Millan,  James  (G.P.O.),  94  Pleasance 
Millan,  Robert,  37  London  street 
Millar.  Allardice,  &  Robson,  W.S.,  8  Bank  st. 
Millai'  &  Gagie,  Searchers  of  Records,  41  York 

place 
Millar  Brothers,  merchants,  14  Quality  street 
Millar  Brothers,  drapers,  45  Cockburn  street 
Millar,  Aw.,  &  Son,  watchmakers  and  jewellers, 

5  West  Nicolson  street ;  house,  5  Lutton  pi. 
Millar,  John,  &  Co.,  potters  to  Her  Majesty, 

china  and  glass  warehouse,  2  S.  St  Andrew 

street,  and  successors  to  Messrs  Child  and 

Co.  ;  house,  13  York  place 
Millar,  William,  &  Co.,  royal  patent  salt  and 

whiting  manufacturers,  24  Sheriff  brae 
Millar,    A.,   smith   and  machine   maker,    18 

Potterrow  ;  house,  2  Woodhead  place 
Millar,  A.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  36  Leith 

street ;  house,  11  Picardy  place 
Millar,  Alex.  (M.  Brothers),  16  Livingstone  pi. 
Millar,  Alexander,  plumber,  18  Frederick  st. ; 

house,  73  Rose  street 
Millar,  Christy,  133  Pleasance 
Millar,  D.,  lieut.  of  police,  1  Parliament  sq. 
Millar,  David,  builder,  25  Rankeillor  street 
Millar,  David,  23  MelviUe  terrace 
Millar,  D.,  silk  mercer,  34  South  bridge 
Millar,  George,  teacher,  22  Kemp  place 
Millar,  George,  5  Devon  place 
Millar,  George,  mason,  7  Breadalbane  street 


Millar,  Hugh,  clockmaker,  6  Royal  Exchange 
Millar,  Rev.  James,  garrison  chaplain,  Edin- 
burgh Castle  ;  house,  5  Ann  street 
Miliar,  James,  plasterer,  24  West  Lauriston 

jDlace  ;  house,  3  Glen  street 
Millar,  James,  M.D.,  2  Chalmers  crescent 
Millar,  James,  48  India  street 
Millar,  James,  cork  manufacturer,  108  Kirk- 
gate  ;  house,  7  Kirk  street 
Millar,  J.,  joiner,  21  Rintoul  place 
MiUar,  John,  1  Howe  street 
!MiUar,  John,  advocate,  Q.C.,  3  Ainslie  place 
Millar.  John,  confectioner,  7  Kirkgate  ;  house, 

90  Constitution  street 
Millar,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  48  Albany  st. 
Millar,  John,  bootmaker,  38  Buccleuch  street 
Jlillar,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  48  Grindlay 

street 
Millar,  John,  coach-hirer,  24  Greenside  row 
Millar,  John,  soUcitor,  61  Inverleith  row 
Millar,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  17 

Downie  place  ;  house,  102  Gilmore  place 
Millar,  John,  com.  agent,  145  Constitution  st. 
Millar,  John  B.,  25  Thistle  street 
MiUar,    John,   stationer   and   newsagent,   25 

Jamaica  street 
Millar,  J.  H.  B.,  glass  engraver.  West  Norton 

place  ;  hoiise,  47  Marvfield  place 
Millar,  N.  (G.P.O.),  49  Pilrig  model  buildings 
Millar,  Patrick  (M.  Bros.),  3  Valleyfield  st. 
Millar,  Richard,  Pirniefield  house,  Seafield 
Millar,  Sam.,  commercial  traveller,  11  Trinity 

crescent 
Millar,  T.,  clerk,  18  Panmure  place 
MiUar,  Thomas,  commercial  traveller  (agent 

for   the    County   Fire  and  Provident  Life 

Offices,  London),  19  Bernard  street 
Millar,  William,  bootmaker,  21  Baltic  street 
Millar,   William,  hay   and  seed  merchant,  1 

Rosebank  cottages 
Millar,  William,  47  Couper  street 
Millar,  WiUiam  {William,  M.  ^-  Co.),  2  Kyle 

place,  Madeira  street 
Millar,  Wm.  White  {M.,  Allardice,  5-  Rohson), 

16  Regent  terrace 
MiUar,  William,  smith  and  ornamental  tomb 

chain  manufacturer,  Thomas  street ;  house, 

10  Valleyfield  street 
MiUar,  William,  28  Cumberland  street 
MUlar,  William,  spirit  dealer,  20  Cable  wynd 
Millar,  William.  9  Great  Junction  street 
MiUar,  W.   {Thin  ^'  M.),  52  Grove  street 
Millar,  Mrs  Alexander,  2  Wiudsor  sti'eet 
Millar,  Mrs  James,  71  South  Clerk  street 
Millar,  Mrs  John,  4  Park  street 
MUlar,  Mrs  R.,  11  Lutton  place 
MiUar,  JMrs  W.,  nurse,  5  Spence's  place 
MiUar,  Mi-s  William,  41  York  place 
Millar,  Mrs,  6  Comely  green  place 
MUlar,  Mrs,  12  Comely"  bank 
Millar,  Mrs,  hair  artist,  43a  George  street 
Millar,  Mrs,  12  Bonnington  terrace 
Millar,  Mrs,  71  Clerk  street 


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Millar.  Christina,  broker.  132  Cowgate 

Millar,  Mrs,  44  Howe  street 

Millar,  Miss,  3  Lower  Gilmore  place 

Millar,  Margt.,  refreshment  rooms,  71  Rose  st. 

Millar,  Miss,  9  BeUevue  crescent 

Millar,  blisses,  30  Pitt  street 

Miller  &  Co.,  ironfoundere,  London  road 

Miller  Sc  Herbert,  engineers,  millwrights,  and 
boilermakei's,  Heriotfield  works,  Heriot 
buildings 

Miller  &  M 'Donald,  confectioners,  Murano  pi. 

Miller  &  Richai'd,  typefounders  to  Her  Ma- 
jesty. Reikie's  court,  65  Xicolson  street 

Miller,  David,  &  Son.  wholesale  stationers,  33 
Hanover  street 

MiQer,  James,  &  Co.,  coal  depot,  Edin.  Fire- 
wood Co.,  Freer  st.  ;  ho.  36  Grindlay  st. 

Miller,  James,  &  Sons,  merchants,  121  Con- 
stitution street 

Miller  &  Co.,  Berlin  wool  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 123  Nicolson  street 

Miller,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  stockbrokers,  72 
Princes  street 

Miller,  A.,  slater  and  glazier,  70  Broughton  st. 

Miller,  Alexander,  13  Bank  street 

Miller,  Alexander  Gordon,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 
surgeon,  29  Charlotte  square 

Miller,  Andrew,  coal  agent,  Caledonian  Rail- 
way station,  Leith ;  house,  5  Marshall  cot- 
tages, Portobello 

Miller,  Andrew,  joiner.-  37  Arthur  street 

Miller,  A.  W.,  C.A.,  12. Windsor  street 

Miller,  Benjamin,  keeper  of  Queen  Mary's 
rooms.  Castle  ;  house,  46  Earl  Grey  street 

Miller,  David,  chui'ch  officer,  Free  Lady 
Glenorchy's,  17  Greenside  place 

Millar,  David,  tailor,  40  Sandport  street 

Miller,  Donald,  newsagent,  374  Castle  hill 

Miller,  D.  R.,  shirtmaker,  86  South  bridge ; 
house,  10  East  Adam  street 

ilUler,  Ebenezer  {T.  M.  ^-  Sons),  2  Upper  Gil- 
more  place 

Miller,  George,  surgeon,  9  Rankeillor  street 

Miller,  George  (T.  M.  Sr  So7is),  2  Upper  Gil- 
more  place 

Miller,  George,  junior,  grocer  and  provision 
dealer,  2  Salisbiiry  teiTace 

Mnier,  G.  W.,  15  South  Clerk  sti-eet 

MiUer,  Hugh,  C.A.  (Dall  S,-  M.),  8  HaUes  st. 

Miller,  H.  J.,  4  West  Adam  street 

Miller,  Rev.  James  N.,  2  Upper  Gilmore  place 

MiUer,  James,  S.S.C.  (^agent  for  the  London 
Union  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Society}, 
20  Nelson  street 

Miller,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  77 
Fountainbridge  ;  house,  76 

Miller,  .James,  2  St  James'  place 

MILLEB.,  JAMES,  manufacturing  and  fur- 
nishing ironmonger,  smith,  tinplate  worker, 
and  gasfitter,  70  and  71  Princes  street ; 
manufactory,  90  Candlemaker  row  ;  house, 
16  Hope  terrace.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  85 

Miller,  James,  80  South  Clerk  street 


MUler,  Jas.,  cab-proprietor,  George  srj.  lane 
Miller,  James,  market   gardener,    Old    Bon- 

nington  house,  Bonnuigton 
Miller,  James,  confectioner,  49  Lothian  road ; 

house.  48  India  street 
Miller,  James  B.,  artist,  3  Duncan  street 
Miller,  John,  26  Nelson  street 
ililler,  John,  9  North  Merchiston  place 
Miller,  J.  Moodie,  bookseller  and  bookbinder, 

2  Lindsay  place  ;  house,  43  Henderson  row, 

Portobello 
Miller,  J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  15  Catherine  st. 
Miller,    John    (Northern    Lights    Office),    51 

Brunswick  street 
Miller,  John,  cabmetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

108  Constitution  street ;  house,  124 
Miller,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  1  North 

St  Andi'ew  street ;  ho.  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
MiUer,  John,  printer,  6  Old  Physic  gardens  ; 

house,  6  Leopold  place 
Miller,  John,  Crown  temperance  hotel,  2  West 

Register  street 
iSmier,  John  (D.  M.  ^-  Son),  20  Pitt  street 
MiUer,    John,   of   Leithen,   M.P.,   2   Melville 

crescent 
Miller,  John,  bookbinder,  12  Church  street 
Miller,  John,  31  North  bridge 
MiUer,  John,  33  Montague  street 
Miller,  John,  commercial  traveller,  10  Hen- 
derson place 
MiUer,  John,  10  Primrose  street 
Miller,  Joseph,  8  Driundryan  street 
MUler,   M.,   spkit  dealer,   521  Lawnmarket ; 

house,  5  Keir  street 
MUler,  Peter,  surgeon,  8  BeUevue  terrace 
Miller,  Peter,  missionary,  9  Society 
]\Iiller,  Peter,  6  VaUeyfield  street 
MUler,  Richard  K.  (M.  ^'  Herbert),  12  Loch- 
end  road 
MUler,  Robert,  M.A.,  teacher  of  mathematics, 

128  Causewayside 
MUler,  Robert,  2  North  Lauder  road 
MUler,  Robert,  grocer,  46  Bridge  street 
MUler,  Robert,  6  Chester  street 
MiUer,   Robert,   baker   and   confectioner,   86 

Nicolson  street  and  7  Broughton  street 
MUler,   Robert,   grocer,  9  Admiralty  street ; 

house,  4  West  CromweU  street 
MiUer,  Thos.,  builder  and  house  carpenter,  21 

Bread  street ;  house,  10  Panmure  place 
MiUer,  Thomas,  51  Buccleuch  street 
Miller,  Thomas,  18  East  Norton  place 
MUler,  Thos.,  com.  trav.,  8  Union  st.,  Leith 
MUler,  William,  S.S.C,  Master  Extraordinary 

in  Chancery,  and  Commissioner  for  English 

and  Irish  courts  {Fyfe,  M.,  &,•  Fyfe),  59 

George  square 
MUler,  William,  5  Henderson  place 
Miller,  WUliam,  MUlerfield  ho.,  Millerfield  pi. 
MiUer,  WUUam  C.  {Board  of  Manufactures 

and  Fisheries),  6  Cassels  place 
MUler,  Wm.,  taUor  and  clothier,  62  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 


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Miller,  William,  Salisbury  villa,  St  Leonard's 

MiUer,  William,  joiner,  23  Bread  street 

MiUer,  William,  6  Pitt  street 

Miller,  William,  bookbinder,  19  St  John  st. 

Miller,  Mrs  Alexander,  33  Whitfield  place 

Miller,  Mrs  D.  B.,  15  Chapel  street 

Miller,  Mrs  Dr,  11  Lutton  place 

Miller,  Mrs,  2  Abercromby  place 

MUler,  Mrs  James,  21  Drummond  place 

Miller,  Mrs  James,  7  Hart  street 

Miller,  Mrs  J.,  41  Grove  street 

Miller,  Mrs  John,  19  South  St  James'  street 

Miller,  Mrs  Jane,  6  West  Richmond  street 

Miller,  Mrs  ]\Iargaret,  47  Albany  street,  Leith 

Miller,  Mrs  Patrick  L.,  30  West  Maitland  st. 

Miller,  Mrs  R.,  18  Thistle  street 

Miller,  Mrs  Thomas,  3  West  Newirgton 

Miller,  Mrs,  13  Glengyle  terrace 

^Miller,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Morton  street 

Miller,  Mrs,  12  Windsor  street 

Miller,  Mrs,  29  Charlotte  square 

Miller,  Mrs,  lodgings,  129  Rose  street 

Miller,  Mrs,  15  Colville  place 

Miller,  Agnes,  9  St  Leonard's  lane 

Miller,  Miss,  of  Springfield,  44  Queen  street 

Miller,  Miss,  16  Arniston  place 

Miller,  Miss  J.  S.,  sewing  machine  agent,  35 

Cockburn  street 
Miller,    Miss,    teacher    of    Singer's    sewing 

machine,  31  North  bridge 
Millidge  &  Son,  goldsmiths  and  Avatchmakers, 

28  Princes  street ;  house,  9  East  Claremont 

street 
Millidge,  Edwin,  40  Great  King  street 
Millidge,  Miss  K.  M.,  milliner,  44  George  st. 
Millidge,  Miss,  34  Castle  street 
MUlie,  Charles  A.,  advocate,  18  Moray  place 
Millie,  Miss  Wallace,  48  Dick  place 
Milligan,  J.  &  J.,  W.S.,  13  George  street 
Milligan,  Jas.,  S.S.C.  (Local  Manager,  Royal 

Insurance  Co.^,  commissioner  to  administer 

oaths  in  Chancery,  and  commissioner  of  the 

Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas, 

and  Exchequer,  13  George  street ;  house, 

5  Royal  terrace 
Milligan,  John,  7  East  Preston  street 
Milligan,  John,  W.S.,  13  George  street ;  house, 

5  Royal  terace 
Milligan,  John  S.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  13  Geo.  st. 
Milligan,  Wm.,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

34  Jamaica  street 
Milligan,  Mrs,  10  Salisbury  street 
Milligan,     Mrs,     matron,     George    Watson's 

boarding-house,  9  and  10  Royal  crescent 
Milligan,  Mrs,  8  Dewar  place 
Millin,  Robert,  gardener,  Dairy  lane 
Millington,  Edward,  lithographic  writer,  etc., 

30  St  James'  square 
Millons,  D.  N.,  timber  merchant,  Torphichen 

street;  liousc,  9  Albert  terrace,  Morningside 
Millons,  Mrs  George,  80  Gilmore  place 
^fillons.  Miss,  37  Montague  street 
Mills.  Edward,  grocer,  37  Fountainbridge 


Mills,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  37 

Rose  street ;  house,  28  Carnegie  street 
Mills,  Mrs,  149  Constitution  street 
Mills,  Mrs,  grocer,  33  West  port 
Mills,  Miss,  lodgings,  4  Stafford  street 
Milne,    James,    &    Son,    engineers,     brass- 
founders,    gas-meter   manufacturers,    etc., 
Milton  house,  90  Canongate 
Milne,  William  &  John,  stationers,  desk  and 

dressing-case  makers.  126  Princes  street 
Milne,    Alexander,   M.D.,   L.R.C.P.  and  S., 

physician  accoucheur,  9  Teviot  row 
Milne,  Alex.,  coach-hirer,  113  Abbey  hill 
Milne,  David,  currier  and  leather  merchant, 

101  Pleasance 
Milne,  David,  S.S.C,  74  George  street 
MUne,  George  M.,  6  Macnab  street 
Milne,  Henry,  butcher,  1  Romilly  place 
Milne,  James,  9  Chapel  street 
Milne,  James  M.,  dancing  and  music  master, 
academy,  98  South  bridge  ;  house.  Jessa- 
mine cottage,  Broughton  road 
Milne,  James,  99  Broughton  street 
Milne,  James,  11  Upper  Grove  place 
Milne,  John,  gardener  and  florist.  Sunny  bank 

cottage,  London  road 
Milne,  John  (James  M.  Sf  Son),  Trinity  grove, 

Trinity 
Milne,    John   (H.  M.  New   Register   House'), 

1  Marmion  terrace 
Milne,  John,  carpenter,  64  South  Clerk  st. 
Milne,  John,  Baynefield  house,  Ferry  road 
MUne,  John,  bootcloser,  219  High  street 
Milne,  J.  Kolbe  (W.  §•  J.  M.),  48  India  street 
Mihie,  P.,  baker,  8  Clerk  street ;  house,  19 

Buccleuch  place 
Milne,   Thomas,    teacher,  burgh  school,   155 

Canongate 
MUne,  William,  S.S.C,  6  Upper  Gray  street, 

Newington,  and  9  Heriot  row 
MUne,  William,  commercial  and  private  hotel, 

24  Greenside  street 
Milne,  William,  painter,  40  London  street 
Milne,  William,  3  Colville  place 
Milne,  William,  4  Caledonian  road 
Milne,    W.  S.    (W.  Sf  J.  M.),  Eden  grove, 

Eden  lane 
Milne,  Mrs  Janet,  5  Albany  street 
MUne,  Mrs  Margaret,  midwife,  2  Murray  st. 
MUne,  Mrs  William,  4  Merchiston  place 
Milne,  Mrs,  21  Lauder  road.  Grange 
Milne,  Mrs,  midwife,  7  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Milne,  Mrs,  4  Chester  street 
MUne,  Mrs,  21  Glover  street 
Milne,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Milne,  Mrs,  51  Grove  street 
Milne,  M.,  straw  bonnet  maker,  34b  Frede- 
rick street 
Milne,  Miss  E.,  infant  school,  Greenside  row 
Milne,  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  2  AUison  sq. 
Milne,  Miss,  15  Chester  street 
Milne,  Miss,  15  East  Claremont  street 
Milne,  Miss,  11  Archibald  place 


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Milne,  Misses,  24  Buccleuch  place 
Milne,  Misses,  private  establishment  for  the 
boai'd  and  education  of  yoimg  ladies,  26 
Palmerston  place 
MUner  &  Anbury,  lace  warehousmen,  52  South 

Clerk  street 
MUner,  Robert,  sui'geou,  2  Hope  ter.,  Leith 
Milroy,  Rev.  Andi-ew,  16  S.  Charlotte  street 
MHroy,  Hugh,  S.S.C.  {Croicn  office),  18  Dun- 
das  street 
Mih-oy,  John,  8  Salisbury  road 
MOroy,  Wm.  Muir,  advocate,  24  Alva  street 
Ministers'  Daughters'  College,  Kilgrastou 
ter.  ;  A.  T.  Xiven,  C.A.,  6  North  St  David 
street,  treasurer 
Ministers'  AVidows'  Funt>  Office,  6  North 
St  David  St. ;  A.  T.  Niven,  C.A.,  collector 
MINOLA,  N.,  Professor,  Italian  and  Spanish 
languages,  30  Rutland  sq.    ^^  See  Adv.  p.  43 
Minto,  James  C,  37  Chalmers  street 
Minto,  Jolm,  registrar,  6  Hill  square  ;  house, 

4  Salisbmy  place 
Miuto,  Mi's,  milliner  and  widows'  cap  maker, 

.55  George  sti-eet 
Miuto,  ^Irs.  4  Salisbmy  place 
Mirylees,  Mrs,  14  Cumberland  street 
Mission  and  Schoolhouse  {Lady  Yester''s),  7 

Infirmary  street 
Mission  School  (Rose  street  U.P.  Church), 
South  Gray's  close  ;  James  Dodds,  teacher 
Mitchelhill,  Jas,  baker,  75  Clerk  st ;  ho.  71 
Mitchelhill,  John,  22  India  street 
Mitchelhill,  P.  (Z>.  Carse  ^-  Co.),  1  PHrig  st. 
Mitchell,  Aa-nott,  &  Co.,  seed  merchants  and 
nurseiymen,  3  Hanover  st.  and  Dean  park 
Mitchell  &  Heriot,  straw  hat  manufacturers 
and  importers  of  foreign  straws,  86  George 
street 
Mitchell  &  M'Ara,  masons,  East  Cumberland 

street  lane  ;  house,  47  Cumberland  street 
Mitchell,  Somerville,  &  Co.,  commission  mer- 
chants and  corn  factors,  37  Bernard  street 
Mitchell,  John,  &  Company,  Leith  walk  saw- 
mills, Spruigfield 
Mitchell,  Adam,  tailor,  2  Cheyue  street 
Mitchell,  Alexander,  16  Yalleyfield  street 
Mitchell,  Alex.,  butcher,  13  E.  Richmond  st. 
Mitchell,    Alexander,   wine   and   spirit   mer- 
chant, 60  Shore  ;  house,  3  Ferrier  street 
Mitchell,  A.  M.,  gTOcer  and  wine  merchant, 

32a  Castle  street  ;  house,  30 
Mitchell,  Alexander,  clerk,  63a  Abbey  hill 
Mitchell,  Alex.,  W.S.,  10  East  Claremont  st. 
Mitchell,  Andi-ew,  joiner,  6  Pitt  street 
Mitchell,  Andrew,  advocate,  25  India  street 
Mitchell,   Arthur,    M.D.,     Commissioner    in 
Lunacy,  Post  OfEice  buildings  ;    house,   5 
East  Claremont  street 
Mitchell,  Chas.,  church  officer,  9  Stafford  st. 
Mitchell,    David,    bootmaker,    3   North   Pitt 

street ;  house,  6  Claremont  place 
Mitchell,  David,  24  West  Nicolson  street 
Mitchell,  David  L.,  engi-aver,  10  St  Patrick  sq. 


Mitchell,  David  (M,  Arnott,  &>•  Co.),  15  Fettes 

row 
Mitchell,  G.  S.,  12  St  Andrew  square 
Mitchell,  George,  bootmaker,  30a  Greenside 

street;  house,  11  Barony  street 
Mitchell,  George  W.,  6  Union  place 
Mitchell,  George,  assistant-inspector  of  letter- 
carriers,  19  Panmure  place 
Mitchell,    George,    engine-driver,    17   Upper 

Grove  place 
Mitchell,  George,  wme  merchant  and  family 

grocer,  72  and  74  Nicolson  street ;  house, 

11  Lutton  place 
^litcliell,  George,  carpenter,  2  Lauriston  ter. 
Mitchell,  George,  3  Suuuybank  place 
Mitchell,  George,  8  Argyle  terrace 
Mitchell,  G.  G.  (Laurie  ^-  M.),  3  Gladstone  pi. 
Mitchell,  Hemy,  30  Bangor  road 
Mitchell,  Henry,  hosier,  157  Rose  street 
Mitchell,  H.,  of  Polmood,  12  Brought  on  place 
Mitchell,  Hugh,  clerk,  4  Pembroke  place 
Mitchell,  James,  21  Melville  street 
Mitchell,  James,  housekeeper.  Custom  House 
Mitchell,    James,     coimnercial    traveller,    2 

Barony  street 
Mitchell,  James,  ironmonger  and  smallwares, 

43  Giles  street 
Mitchell,  Rev.  James,  The  Mause,  Hermitage 

place,  Leith 
Mitchell,  James,  bootmaker  and  newsagent, 

31  Brunswick  street 
Mitchell,  Jas.,  bank  porter,  37  W.  Register  st. 
Mitchell,  James,  110  George  street 
Mitchell,  James,  grocer,  cheesemonger,  etc., 

57  South  Clerk  street ;    house,  7  Living- 
stone place 
Mitchell,  John  (M.  cj-  Co.),  13  Union  st.,  Leith 
Mitchell,  John,  general  merchant,  16  King's 

stables 
Mitchell,   John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,   2 

Duncan  street 
Mitchell,  John  G.,  engraver,  2  Annfield 
Mitchell,  John,  master  of  fire-engines.  Police 

office,  High  street 
Mitchell,  J.,  joiner,  glazier,  and  undertaker, 

63  Abbey  hill 
^litchell,  John,  gardener,  Comely  bank 
Mitchell,  John  (Mackenzie  ^'  M.),  13  Gayfield 

square 
Mitchell,  Lewis  D.,  commander  R.N.,  20  Rae- 

bum  place 
]\Iitchell,  Peter,  6  Gardner's  crescent 
Mitchell,  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  40  Jamaica  st. 
]\Iitchell,  Robert,  6  Meadow  place 
Mitchell,  Robert,  traveller,  6  Helen  street 
Mitchell,  Robert  K.  (agent  Falkirk  L-on  Co.), 

18  Picardy  place ;  house,  Sycamore  bank, 

Corstorphine 
Mitchell,  Robert,  dairyman,  20  Brunswick  st. 
Mitchell,  Robert  Burn,  2  Rosebeiy  crescent 
Mitchell,  Robert,  2Q  Waterloo  place 
Mitchell,  Robert,  lithographer,  79  George  st. 
Mitchell,  R.  F.,  70  Buccleuch  street 


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Mitchell,  T.  Sawers,  agent,  Commercial  Bank, 

5  Queensferry  street ;  ho.  12  Glengyle  ter. 
Mitchell,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  39  Lothian 

road  ;  house,  43 
Mitchell,  Thomas,  23  Dundas  st. 
Mitchell,  Thomas,  30  Earl  Grey  street 
Mitchell,  William,  S.S.C,  11  South  Charlotte 

street ;  house,  3  Osborne  ten-ace 
Mitchell,  Wm.,  coninier.  traveller,  16  Dick  pi. 
Mitchell,  William,  35  Barony  street 
Mitchell,  Wm.  (Customs),  44a  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Mitchell,  William,  2  West  Lauristou  place 
Mitchell,  William,  12  Atholl  terrace 
Mitchell    William,  china  merchant,  2  and  3 

Portland  place,  Leith 
Mitchell,  W.  H.,  gTOcer  and  wine  merchant, 

St  Cuthbert's  lane  ;  house,  3  Grove  place 
Mitchell,    W.,    city  missionary,    15    Upper 

Grove  place 
Mitchell,  Mrs  C,  grocer,  74  S.  B.  Canongate 
Mitchell,  Mrs  R.,  32  Cumberland  street 
Mitchell,    Mrs,    greengrocer    and    provision 

dealer,  37  Cumberland  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  30  East  Preston  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  26  Grosvenor  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  gTOcer  and  spirit  merchant,  2 

Cannon  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  19  Gayfield  square 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  26  Rutland  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Gayfield  square 
Mitchell,  Mre,  23  Comely  baak 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  8  Kirk  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  cook,  13  India  street 
Mitchell,  Miss,  153  Rose  street 
Mitchell,  Miss,  23  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Mitchell,  Miss,  23  Raebm-n  place 
Mitchell,  Miss,  24  Windsor  street 
Moar,  M.,  provision  merchant,  1  Admiralty  st. 
Mochrie,  Robert,  draper,  19  and  21  Dundas 

street  and  32  Northumberland  st. ;  house, 

Northfield,  Jock's  lodge 
Moffat,  Andrew,  butcher,  8  Anne  place 
Moffat,  Andi-ew,  teacher,  8  Kirk  street 
Moffat,  Andrew,  warehouseman,  36  Earl  Grey 

street ;  house,  5  GiUespie  street 
Moffat,  Archibald,  spu-it  merchant,  10  High 

riggs;  house,  9 
Moffat,  Charles,  confectioner  and  newsagent, 

245  Canongate  and  60  Low  Calton 
Moffat,  D.,  White  Hart  inn,  32  Grassmarket 
MOFFAT,    G.    DICKSON,  fish  merchant  and 

medicinal   cod -liver  oil  manufacturer,  38 

Dundas  street;  house,  4  Great  ICing  street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  103 
Moffat,  Henry,  of  Eldin,    13   Queen  street ; 

house,  6  Mayfield  terrace 
Moffat,  J.,  3  Morton  street 
Moffat,  J.,  straw  hat  and  feather  manufacturer, 

23  Duke  street,  Leith 
Moffat,  Jas.,  butcher,  23  Brougham  st. ;  ho.  21 
Moffat,  James,  45  Montague  street 
Moffat,  James  M.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

18  Beaumont  place 


Moffat,  John,  butcher,  70  Fountainbridge 
MOFFAT,    JOHN,    photographic  artist,    103 

Princes  street ;  ho.  34  Greenhill  gardeas 
Moffat,    John,   straw   hat   manufacturer,   21 

Lothian  street 
Moffat,  John,  grocer,  13  Atholl  place 
Moffat,  Robert,  9  Macnab  street 
Moffat,  Thomas,  teacher  of   music,  cottage, 

Bonnington  grove  ' 

Moffat,   '\^''m.,   butcher,    2   Trafalgar  street; 

house,  14  Bonnington  place 
Moffat,  Wm.,  painter  and  glazier,  18  Elm  row 
Moffat,  William,  baker  and  confectioner,  1a 

Howe  street 
Moffat,  W.,  Wright  and  undertaker,  9  Darling's 

brae  ;  house,  44  Yardlieads  | 

Moffat,  Mrs  Alexander,  50  St  Leonard  street 
Moffat,  Mrs  Elspeth,  lodgings,  2  Trinity  cresc. 
Moffat,  ]\Irs  William,  spirit  merchant,  11  St 

Vincent  street 
Moffat,  Mrs,  11  Henry  street 
Moffat,  Mrs  Jas.,  butcher  and  poulterer,  31 

Pitt  street ;  house,  6  Claremont  place 
Moffat,  Mrs,  Bonnington  gTove  cottage 
Moffat,  Mrs,  12  South  Mansionhouse  road 
Moffat,  Mrs,  3  Valleyfield  street 
Moffat,  Miss,  3  Blackwood  crescent 
Moffat,  Miss,  45  George  square 
Moffat,  Miss,  lodgings,  10  Albyn  place 
Moffat,  Misses,  6  Marmion  terrace 
Moffatt,  David  (Clarkson  Sj' M.),  Bonniugton 

grove 
Moffatt,  James  Wm.,  corn  factor,  39  Consti- 
tution street;  house,  10  Pilrig  street 
Moffatt,  John  Frederick,  C.A.,  5  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  13  Mayfield  terrace 
Moffatt,  William Lambie,  architect;  chambers, 

56  Frederick  street ;  house,  23  Minto  st. 
Moffatt,  Mrs,  10  Pilrig  street 
Mohring,  J.  H.,  home  and  foreign,  fruit  mer- 

cliant,  16  Cockbm-n  street  and  17  Waverley 

market ;  house,  Shrub  hill 
Moiuet,  F.  W.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  30  Melville  st. 
Moiuet,  John  (manager,  Caledonian  Insurance 

Co.),  30  Melville  street 
MOIE,  PETER,  &  CO.,  postmasters  and  funeral 

undertakers,  10,  11,  and  12  St  James' place. 

:^  See  Adv.  p.  113 
Moir,  Alexander,  Jordan  bum 
Moir,  Ed.,  coach-hirer,  17  South  St  James' 

street 
Moir,  George  S.  (F.  ^  AL),  11  Keii'  street 
Moir,  George,  12  Gardner's  crescent 
Moir,  Henry,  cabinetmaker,  G  Brighton  street 
Moil',  James,  3  West  Register  street 
-Moir,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  52  Castle  street 
Moir,  Jn.,  physician  and  surgeon,  1  Springfield 
Moir,  Peter,  Her  Majesty's  horse  repository, 

horse  dealer  and  auctioneer,  Nottingham  pi. 
Moir,  Robert,  general  engraver,  7  Hunter  sq. 
Moir,  Robert,  plane  and  edge-tool  maker,  13a 

Catherine  street 
Moir,  R.,  M.D.,  48  George  square 


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Moir,  William,  lodgings,  4  Glenfiulas  street 

Moir,  William,  1  Springfield 

Moil-,  W.  S.,  clerk,  8  Tarvit  street 

Moir,  Mrs  Elleu,  13  Gillespie  crescent 

Moil',  Mi"S.  8  Lothian  road 

Moir,  Miss  Jane,  7  Alva  street 

Moir,  Misses,  boarding  school,  8  Gt.  Stuart  st. 

Molison,  Thomas  J.,  1  Taylor  place 

Molle,  John,  compositor,  9  Gladstone  teiTace 

Molleson,  James  A.,  C.A.  {Howden  ^"  M.),  5 

Walker  street 
Mollison,  Charles,  4  Gladstone  terrace 
Moncreiff,  Rev.  Su'  Henry  Wellwood,  Bart., 

D.D.,  2  Bruntsfield  place 
Moncreiff,  Hy.  Jas..  advocate,  7  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Moncreiff,  Right  Hon.  James,  Lord  Justice- 
clerk,  15  Great  Stuart  street 
Moncreiff,  Wilham,  47  Moray  place 
Moncreiff,  Misses,  15  Manor  place 
Moncrieff  &  Thomson,  C.A.,  26  Frederick  st. 
Moncrieff,  Captain,  1  Manor  place 
Moncrieff,  D.  Scott,  W.S.,  treasurer  and  secre- 
tary to  the  Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum  for  the 

Insane,  17  Duke  street ;  house,  24  George 

square 
Moncrieff,  James,  contractor,  Gilmore  park, 

Freer  street 
Moncrieff,  John  Scott,  C.A.,  26  Frederick  st.; 

house,  19  Lynedoch  place 
Moncrieff,     John,     brassfounder,     gasfitter. 

plumber,  and  ironmonger,  41  X.  Pitt  street 
Monciieff,  Rev.  Wm.  Scott,  14  George  square 
Moncrieff,    W.    G.   Scott,    advocate,  9  West 

Maitland  street 
Moncrieff,  Mrs  A.  P.  Scott,  14  Gilmore  place 
Moncrieff,  Mrs  Scott,  9  West  Maitland  street 
Moncrieff,  Mrs,  Cameron  house,  Dalkeith  road 
Moncur,  A.,  cabinetmaker,  9  Ingliston  street 
Moncur,  David,  furniture  dealer,  105  South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Moncur,  Geo.  {Mackenzie  <^'  ikf.),  16  Upper 

Grove  place 
Moncur,  Jas.,  coal  mercht.,  18  Port  Hamilton 
Moncur,  John,   plumber,   gasfitter,   and  zinc 

window  manufacturer,  56  Bristo  street 
Moncur,  John,  11  Magdala  crescent 
Moncur,  William,  writer,  12  Big  Lochend  close 
Moncur,  Mrs  M.,  staymaker,  2  St  Cuthbert's 

place  ♦ 

Moncur,  Mrs  M.,  8  Buccleuch  place 
Monro,  Dan.,  shipmaster,  16  Glover  street 
Moni'O,  Geo.,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Linlithgow, 

Clackmannan,  and  Kini'oss,  5  Dai-naway  st. 
Monro,  Rev.  John,  3  Leven  street 
Monro,  Robert,  12  Albany  street,  Leith 
Monro,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Melville  street 
Monro,  Mrs,  54  Albany  street 
Monroe,  Daniel,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

etc.,  44  Thistle  street 
Monteath,  I.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  51 

High  street ;  house,  12  St  Mary  street 
Monteath,    William,    trimmings    and    small 

wares,  9  Breadalbane  street 


Montebello,  Due  de,  Chixmpagne ;  D.  D.  Sidey  Sf 
Co.,  65  Princes  street 

Mouteith,  Duncan,  East  India  merchant, 
Belleville  lodge,  Blacket  place 

Monteith.  James,  10  Woodbine  terrace 

Mouteith,  Thomas,  wmc  and  spii-it  merchant, 
1  Brunswick  street ;  house,  30  Royal  circus 

Montgomerie,  James,  M.D.,  11  Saxe-Cobourg 
place 

Montgomerie,  Roger,  advocate,  3  Maitland  st. 

Montgomery,  Rev.  James  F.,  17  Atholl  cresc. 

MONTGOMEEY,  THOMAS  D.,  teacher  of  Eng- 
lish, commercial,  etc.,  21  College  street. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  44 

Montgomery,  William,  W.S.,  26  Rutland  sq,-[ 

Montgomery,  Mrs,  41  Clerk  street 

Montignani,  Charles  L.,gTocer,  15  Shrub  place 
(Post  office) ;  house.  Shrub  hill  house 

Montignani,  H.  G.,  merchant  and  commission 
agent,  6  Drummond  st. ;  house,  1  Hay  st. 

Montignani,  W.  R.  (  Wood  cV  Co.),  67  George  st. 

Mouypeuuy,  Mrs,  of  Ai'dit,  7  iloray  place 

Mood,  John,  RosehaU  house,  Dalkeith  road 

Moodie,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
6  Home  street 

Moodie,  Robert  J.,  13  Gordon  street 

Moon,  A.,  working  jeweller,  95  Princes  st. ; 
house,  59  Lauriston  place 

Mooney,  Walter,  376  Castle  hill 

Moore,  Charles,  butler,  21  Drumdryan  street 

^foore,  George,  10  Mmto  street 

Moore,  M.,  flesh er,  32  West  Richmond  street 

Moore,  Richard,  flesher,  2  Roxburgh  place 

Moore,  R.  B.,  private  hotel.  2  Forres  street 

Moore,  Lady  EKzabeth,  17  Grosvenor  street 

Moore,  Mrs,  13  Church  hUl 

Moore,  Mrs  Ursula,  greengrocer,  22  Sandport 
street 

Moran,  Anthony,  broker  and  general  dealer, 
8  West  port 

More  &  Rutherford,  plumbers  and  brass- 
founders,  gasfitters  and  zincworkers,  Al- 
bany street  lane 

More,  Arch.  (ilf.  Sf  Rutherford),  21  Broughton 
street 

More,  Charles,  5  Danube  street 

^lore,  Francis,  7  Buccleuch  place 

More,  Graham,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  2 
Castle  street 

More,  Jas.  L.  (R.  B.  of  Scot.),  25  Scotland  st. 

More,  Mrs,  7  Pleasance 

More,  Miss,  5  Danube  street 

Morehead,  Charles,  M.D.,  59  MelviUe  street 

Moreland,  William,  contractor,  11|  St  An- 
thony place 

Morgan,  Hugh  (Stewart  &,■  31.),  9  Dunbar  st. 

Morgan,  James,  16  Drumdryan  street 

Morgan,  James,  3  Raeburn  place 

Morgan,  James  C,  confectioner,  Drevar  place 

Morgan,  John,  16  Livingstone  place 

Morgan,  John,  cowfeeder,  13  Primrose  street 

Morgan,  J.  B.,  grocer,  194  Canongate;  house, 
18  St  John  street 


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Morgan,  Jn.,  spirit  merchant,  249  Canongate; 

house,  22  Regent  place 
Morgan,  Rev.  John,  17  Viewforth  place 
Morgan,  ]\Irs,  ladies'  niii-se,  5  Nicolson  street 
Morham,  Alex.  Hen.,  Cherry  hall,  179  Cause- 
wayside 
Morham,   James,   clerk  of  Police  court,  and 

biUet-master,  6  Queen's  crescent 
Morham,    Robert,    depute    City   clerk,    City 

chambers;  house,  13  Lauder  road 
Morham,  R.,  junior,  architect,  10  Royal  Ex- 
change ;  house,  13  Lauder  road 
Morison,   J.  &   J.,  &  Thomson,  Commercial 

brewery,  160  Canongate 

MOEISON  &  CO.,  cabinetmakers,  upholsterers, 

and  billiard-table  makers,  78  George  street : 

works,   N.  Back  of  Canongate  ;    stores,  7 

Clifton    terrace ;   upholstery    works.    Rose 

street  lane.     -i<  See  Adv.  p.  67 

Morison,  Alex.,  of  Bognie,  12  Randolph  cres. 

Morison,  Alex.,  S.S.C,  63  Great  King  street 

Morison,  Alex.,  watchmaker,  52  Broughton  st. 

Morisen,  A.  Kelly,  S.S.C,  10  Hanover  street ; 

house,  14  Pitt  street 
Morison,  Alexander,  26  Reid  terrace 
Morison,  Andw.,  spirit  merchant,  184  Canon- 
gate ;  house,  22  St  John  street 
Morison,  George,  teacher,  F.  C.  School,  136 

Fountainbridge 
Morison,  Geo.  A.,  wood  engraver,  3  Comely 

green  crescent 
Morison,  John,  advocate,  21  Broughton  place 
Morison,  John,  jun.,  sjiirit  mer.,  1  Dumbie- 

dykes  road  ;  house,  2  East  Newing-ton  pi. 
Morison,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  255 
High  street  and  1  Macdowall  street ;  house, 
2  East  NeAvington  place 
Morison,  John  C.,  tailor,  clothier,  and  out- 
fitter, 73,  75,  and  77  Nicolson  st. ;  house, 
18  Melville  terrace 
Morison,  P.,  secretary  Scottish  Trade  Protec- 
tion  Society,   4   Bank   street ;    house,    11 
Leamington  terrace 
Morison,  Robert,  4  Graham  street 
Morison,  Mrs  A.  C,  7  Laverockbank 
Morison,  Mrs  James,  40  Ann  street 
Morison,  Mrs  Johnston,  3  Hamjjton  ten'ace 
Morison,  Miss,  17  South  Norton  place 
Morrieson,  Miss,  6  Heriot  row 
Morris,  Alexander,  27  Melville  terrace 
Morris,  Alexander  TV.,  46  Earl  Grey  street 
Morris,  Alexander,  baker  and  confectioner,  38 
Crosscauseway  ;  house,  11  Montague  street 
Morris,  Rev.  D.  "\Y.,  librarian  to  the  U.  P. 

Church,  5  Queen  st. ;  ho.  2  Henderson  pi. 
Morris,  David,  15  Walker  street 
Morris,  James,  66  Grove  street 
Morris,  John,  69  St  Leonard  street 
Monis,  John,  clerk,  11  Madeira  street 
Morris,  J.,  dairyman  &  contractor.  Dairy  road 
Morris,  John,  tailor,  429  Lawnmarket 
Morris,  William,  fish  dealer,  Simpson's  court, 
Greenside 


Morris,  Mrs,  prov.  merchant,  53  Pleasance 
Morris,  Mrs,  8  Dunbar  street 
Morris,  Mrs  C,  lodgings,  5  India  street 
Morris,  Mrs,  1  Spring  gardens,  Stockbridge 
Mori'is,  Mrs,  bootmaker,  63  Thistle  street 
Morris,  ^Irs,  27  St  Patrick  square 
Morris,  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Howard  place 
Morrison   &   Lawson,    wine    merchants,    26 

Quality  street 
Morrison,  C,  &  Sons,  agents  and  merchants, 

84  Constitution  street 
Momson,  J.  &  G.,  connnission  merchants,  90 

St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Morrison,   William  &   James,  tinsmiths   and 

plumbers,  Main  street 
Morrison,  Adam,  S.S.C,  45  York  place 
Morrison,  Alex.,  smith  and  machine  maker, 

Whitfield  lane;  house,  4  Manderston  street 
Morrison,  A.  K.  Y.,  commission  agent,  "Wet 

docks  ;  house,  23  Albany  street,  Leith 
Morrison,  Alex.  M.,  builder  and  contractor,  4 

BeUevue  terrace 
Morrison,  A.  {agent  for  Blackie  Sc  Soil),  7 

Macnab  street 
Morrison,  Charles,  treas.  Journeymen  Book- 
binders' Benefit  Society,  3  N.  St  James'  st. 
Morrison,  Charles,  10  Hermitage  place,  Leith 
Morrison,  Charles,  jun.   (C.   M.   S,-  Sons),  9 

Mansfield  place 
Morrison,  D.,  shipowner,   Largo  villa,  Sura- 

merside  place 
Morrison,  D.,  116  West  bow 
Morri.son,  George  (./.  Sf  G.  M.),  6  Laverock- 
bank  terrace 
Morri.cou,  George  (D.  ^-  M.),  1  Dairy  park 

place 
Morrison,    Hugh,    engineer,    3   Jane   street ; 

house,  8  North  Fort  street 
Morrison,  James,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper- 
hanger,   L'pper  drawbridge  wharf,  Leith  ; 

house,  12  Cochrane  place 
Morrison,  James,  15  Clerk  street 
MOREISON,  JAlffiES  DARSIE,  surgeon-dentist 

and  teacher  of  dentistry,  27  Grange  road. 

if:  See  Adv.  p.  49 
Morrison,  James,  tailor,  1  Forth  street ;  house, 

29  Cheyne  street 
Morrison,  James,  4  HiU  square 
Morrison,* John  N.  (/.  c^  G.  J/.),  St  Andrew's 

lodge,  York  road 
Mon-ison,  John  S.,  engineer,  22  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Morrison,  John  W.,  joiner,  126  Fountainbridge 
Morrison,  Mark,  1  Hermitage  place,  Leith 
Morrison,  Matt.,  comm.  trav.,  2  Mulberry  pi. 
Morrison,  Peter,  boat  proprietor,  thii-d  canal 

bridge,  Gihnore  place 
^lorrison,   Peter,   plimiber  and  gasfitter,   10 

Merchiston  terrace  ;  house,  8 
Morrison,  Peter,  spirit  merchant,  184  Cow- 
gate  ;.  house,  14  East  Adam  street 
Morrison,  Robert  (messenger,  National  Banh), 

37  West  Register  street 


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Morrison,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
73  Giles  street 

Morrison,  Robert,  upholsterer  and  furniture 
dealer,  131  Cowgate 

Morrison,  Wm.,  conim.  trav.,  11  Melville  ter. 

Morrison,  TYm.  Oliphant  {Murray  ^-  Gibb), 
8  Dryden  place 

Morrison,  William,  engineer,  3  Jane  street ; 
house,  4  Smith's  place 

Morrison,  William,  10  Upper  Grove  place 

Morrison,  William  (C.  M.  S,-  Son),  7  Morton  st. 

Morrison,  Wm.,  -Rriter,  Feruiehill,  Broughton 
road 

Morrison,  W.  (Condamine  S,-  Co.),  Leith  mount 

Morrison,  William  G.,  24  St  Leonard  street 

Morrison,  Mrs  Wm.,  boarding  establishment, 
15  Broughton  place 

Morrison,  Mrs,  16  Wright's  houses 

Morrison,  Mrs,  22  London  street 

Morrison,  Miss,  44  Alva  place 

Morrison,  Miss,  cigar  depot,  4  Broughton  st. 

Morrison,  Miss,  11  Forres  street 

Morrison,  Jessie,  dressmaker,  8  William  st. 

Morrison,  Misses,  65  York  place 

Morrow,  Mrs  M.,  fm-niture  dealer,  42  Cowgate 

Mortimer  &  Son,  gunmakers,  86  George  st. 
(late  34  St  James'  street,  I^ondon) 

Mortimer,  John,  &  Co.,  army  and  navy  con- 
tractors, and  tailors  to  the  Queen,  101 
George  street ;  house,  4  Grosvenor  street 

Mortimer,  Geo.,  fiesher,  10  Elder  st.  ;  ho.  4 

Mortimer,  John,  butcher,  11  Gladstone  place  ; 
house,  12  Gladstone  place 

Mortimer,  John,  37  Broughton  place 

Mortimer,  John  S.,  6  Brunswick  street 

Mortimer,  Thomas  A.  C.  (M.  ^-  Son),  9  View- 
forth  terrace 

MOETIMER,  WILLIAM,  bullion  dealer  and 
refiner,  goldsmith,  lapidary,  jeweller,  and 
watchmaker,  9  North  bridge ;  house,  33 
Dubliti  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  50 

Mortimer,  Mrs,  9  Viewforth  terrace 

Morton,  Whitehead,  &Greig,W.S.,  11  Queen  St. 

MOETON,  ANDREW  &  WILLIAM,  furniture 
dealers,  5  Lothian  street;  house,  6  Salis- 
biu-y  bank.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  68 

Morton,  S.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  patent  slip  manufac- 
tiu-ers,  engineers,  boilermakers,  and  iron 
ship  builders,  Victoria  dock 

Morton,  Alexander,  ribbon  and  lace  merchant, 
14,  15,  and  16  South  bridge  ;  house,  20 
Blacket  place 

Morton,  Rev.  Andrew,  3  Eyre  place 

Morton,  Charles,  Crown  agent,  W.S.  (M.,  W., 
Sf  Greig),  11  Queen  street ;  house,  Broad- 
lands  lodge,  Palmerston  road 

Morton,  H.  (S.  ^  H.  M.  cj-  Co.),  Belvidere 
house,  Stanley  road 

Morton,  Jas.,  teacher  of  English,  20  Nelson  st. 

Morton,  James,  agent.  Union  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, 9  Downie  pi. ;  house,  11  Torphichen  st. 

Morton,  James  S.  (Scottish  Provident  Institu- 
tion), 16  Tantallon  place 


Morton,  John,  2  Bright  terrace 
Morton,  John,  dairy,  4  Lome  street 
Morton,  John,  jeweller,  5  York  place 
Morton,  John,  1 6  Tantallon  place 
Morton,  William,  banker,  36  Blacket  place 
Morton,  William,  draper,  22  South  bridge  ; 

house,  2  West  Newingtou  place 
Morton,  William,  dairyman,  68  Thistle  street 
Morton,  Wm.,  grocer,  62  West  Fountainbridge 
Morton,  W.  R.,  working  jeweller,  47  Hanover 

street 
Morton,  William,  6  Salisbury  bank 
Moss,  J.,  &  Co.,  shipchandlers,  2  Dock  street 
Mossman  &  Watson,  ham-curers  and  provision 

merchants,  16  Grassmarket 
Mossman,  Sons,  &  Co.,  jewellers  and  watch- 
makers, 30  Princes  street 
Mossman,  A.,  9  Grindlay  street 
Mossman,  Adam,  jeweller,  10  Blacket  place 
Mossman,  Andw.,  grocer,  1  E.  Sciennes  street 
Mossman,   Donald,    cork  manufacturer,    137 

Kirkgate 
Mossman,  George,  plmnber  and  gasfitter,  20 

Downie  place ;  house,  1  Leven  terrace 
Mossman,  James,  20  Millerfield  place 
Mossman,  Jas.  (il/.  §'  Watson),  lOPanmrn-epl. 
Mossman,  James  (il}..  Sons,  ^-  Co.),  13  Bernard 

terrace 
Mossman,  Wm.,  bookbinder,  13  N.  Bank  st. 
Mossman,  William,  sculptor,  36  George  street 
Mossman,  Mrs  William,  21  Charles  street 
Mossman,  Miss,  2  Teviot  row 
Motion,  George,  inspector  of  poor,  163  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  20  Alva  place 
Mouat  &  Shearer,  clothiers,  tailors,  and  out- 
fitters, 62  North  bridge 
Mouat,   Andrew  W.,   surgeon- dentist.   Bank 

cottage.  Ferry  road 
Mouat,  John,  44  Albany  street,  Leith 
Mouat,    John  (il/.    S^-  Shearer),   Bonuington 

grove  villa,  Bonnington 
Mouat,  Misses,  boarding-school.  The  Grange 

house.  Grange  loan 
Mouat,  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  William  street 
Moubray,  W.  H.,  Capt.  R.N.,  7  Belgrave  ores. 
Moubray,  Mrs,  lodgings,  60  Cumberland  street 
Mould  &  Tod,  engravers,  steam  lithographers, 
and  general  printers,  3  and  4  St  James'  sq. 
Mould,  Miss  Christian,  42  Coatfield  lane 
Moultray,  J.   D.,  landscape  painter,   9   Rae- 

burn  place 
Mowat,  James,  21  Nelson  street 
Mowat,  John,  cooper,  9  Dock  street 
Mowat,  Magnus,   boatbuilder,    Willow   bank 

cottage,  Newhaven  road 
Mowat,  Robert,  11  Salisbury  street 
Mowat,  William,  dairy,  4  Quality  street 
Mowat,  Mrs  Thomas,  "^Fern  bank,  Stanley  rd. 
Mowat,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  165  Rose  street 
Mowat,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  21  Nelson  street 
Mowat,  Miss  H.,  11  Tarvit  street 
Mowbray,    T.    R.,   commercial   traveller,    27 
Cockburn  street 


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Mowbray,  John  T.,  W.S.,  and  commissioner  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  New  South  Wales,  15 
Albany  street 
Mowbray,  Robt.  (agent  for  Commercial  Banlc), 

60  Constitution  street 
Mowbray,  Thomas,  31  Gayfield  square 
Mowbray,  Miss,  58  India  street 
Moxey,  George  T.,  M.D.,  surgeon  R.N.,  11 

Mansionhouse  road 
Moxey,  Robert,  20  East  Drmnmond  street 
Moxon,  J.,  painter,  93a  George  street ;  house, 

1  KHgraston  road 
Moyes,   James,    pewterei',    108  West    bow ; 

house,  5  Greyfriars  place 
Moyes,  James,  gardener,  35  Home  street 
Moyes,   Robert,  brewer,   Reid's   close,   S.  B. 

Canongate  ;  house,  21  Leopold  place 
Mozzi,  Mrs.  importer  of  French  flowers,  and 
millinery    warehouse,    73    George    street ; 
house,  6  Castle  street 
Mudie,  D.  C,  engineer  and  ironfo under.  Pan- 
mure  foundry.  North  Back  of  Canongate  ; 
house,  9  Dalrymple  crescent 
Muggletou,  William,  bookseller,  15  Castle  st. 
Muir  &  Baird,  printers,  3  Waterloo  place 
Muir  &  Fleming,  S.S.C.,  18  Picardy  place 
Muu'  &  Paterson,  printers,  14  and  16  Clyde  st. 
Muir,    James,  &   Son,   brewers,    Calton   hill 

brewery,  28  North  Back  of  Canongate 
Muii',  W.  &  C.  B.,  commission  agents,   15 

Royal  Exchange 
Muir,  Rev.  Adam  Stuart,  8  Smith's  place 
Muir,  Alexander  C,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

23  and  25  Charles  street 
Muu',  Archibald,  8  Carlung  place 
Muir,  A.  W.  (G.P.O),  10  East  Adam  street 
Muir,    Charles  B.   (W.  ^  C.  B.  Muir),  10 

Arniston  place 
Muir,  Rev.  Francis,  15  North  Fort  street 
Muir,    Gavin,    smith,    19    Morrison    street ; 

house,  Murrayfield 
Muir,  Glassford,  farrier,  168  Rose  street 
Muir,  Henry,  printer,  13  Brown  street 
Muir,  Henry,  printer,  18  Nelson  street 
Muu',  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  30  Queens- 
ferry  street ;  house,  139  George  street 
Muir,  James,  3  West  Newington 
Muir,  James  {M.  Sf  Paterson),  46   Cumber- 
land street 
Muir,  James,  3  Couper  street 
Muir,  James,  china  and  stoneware  dealer,  4a 

Deanhaugh  street 
Muir,  James,  10  Drumdryan  street 
Muir,  James,  hatter,  12  Drumdryan  street 
Muir,  James,  joiner,  etc.,  30  Wright's  houses 
Muir,  John,  victual  dealer,  16  Buccleuch  st. 
Muir,  John,  brewer  (,/.  M.  tV  Son),  5  Pilrig  st. 
Muu',  John  (G.P.O.),  16  Buccleuch  street 
Muir,  John  G.,  taUor  and  clothier,  51  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Muir,  John,  11  Cobden  terrace 
Muir,  John,  3  Gladstone  terrace 
Muir,  John,  D.C.L.,  10  Merchiston  avenue 


MUIR,  JOHN,  plumber,  Thomas  street.    ^  See 

Adv.  p.  87 
Muir,  J.,  coal  agent,  1  Regent  place 
Muir,  John,  spirit  dealer,  10  Morrison  street ; 

house,  1  St  David's  terrace 
Muir,  Joseph,  36  Rosebauk  cottages 
Muir,  Peter,  bowmaker.  Royal  Archers'  hall, 

21  Buccleuch  street 
Muir,  Peter,  fumitm-e  dealer,  38  Blair  street 
Muir,  Richard  G.,  9  Bellevue  terrace 
Muir,  Robert,  coal  merchant,  3  ^lurray  street 
Muir,  Thomas,  11  North  Melville  place 
Muir,   Thomas,   stationer,   38  West  Register 

street ;  house,  38  Dublin  street 
iluir,  Thomas  P.,  5  York  place 
Muir,  Wm.,  merchant  and  agent.  Wet  docks  ; 

house,  7  Wellington  place,  Leith 
Muir,  William,  3  Summer  place 
Muir,  W.,  bootmaker,  8  Union  place 
Muir,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  42  Cock- 
burn  street ;  house,  18  Gayfield  square 
Muir,  William,  pie  baker,  26  High  street 
Muir,  W.  H.,  3  Pilrig  model  buildings 
Muir,  W.  Ham.  (M.  ^'  Fleming),  18  Picardy  pi. 
Muir,  W.  S.,  commission  merchant,  and  agent 

for  Phoenix  Fire  Office,  1  Hanover  street ; 

house,  3  Bernard  terrace 
Muir,  Wm.  C,  Ramsay  place,  Newhaveu  road 
Muir,  Mrs  M.,  16  Melville  terrace 
Muir,  Mrs  Thomas,  20  Rankedlor  street 
Muir,  Mrs  Wm.,  gi'ocer,  85  Fountainbiidge 
Muir,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  34  West  Norton  pi. 
Muir,  Mrs,  6  Hay's  court 
Muir,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  19  N.W.  Circus  place 
Muir,  Mrs,  grocer,  16  I3risto  street 
Muir,  Mrs,  23  Maitland  street 
Muir,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Frederick  street 
Muir,  Miss,  10  Merchiston  avenue 
Muir,  Miss,  20  Amiandale  street 
Muir,  Margaret,  wme  and  spirit  merchant,  89 

South  Back  of  Canongate 
Muirhead,  H.  &  A.,  fruiterers,  30  Leven  st. ; 

house,  29  Earl  Grey  street 
Muiihead,  And.,  house  painter,  32  Frederick 

street ;  house,  56  Castle  street 
Muirhead,  Charles,  fishmonger  and  poulterer 

to    the    Queen,    79  Queen    street    and   1 

Poultry  market ;  house,  16  Yomig  street 
MUIRHEAD,  CHARLES,   wine  merchant,  63 

George  street  and  47  Hanover  street ;  ho. 

2  Heriot  row.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  102 
Muirhead,  Claud,  7  Heriot  row 
Muirhead,  Claud,  junior,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  7 

Heriot  row 
Muirhead,  D.,  1  Panmm-e  place 
Muirhead,  James,  advocate.  Professor  of  CivU 

Law,  University,  61  Northumberland  street 
Muirhead,  James,  baker,  175  Pleasance,  12 

Richmond  place,  519  Lawnmarket,  5  Bread 

street,  and  39  Bristo  street 
Muirhead,  James,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Muirhead,  John  (Sanderson  S^-  M.),  25  Gay- 
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Muirliead,  John  James  (Mackay,  Cunningliam^ 

&)'  Co.},  Mayfield  terrace 
Muirliead,  "William,  21  Kemp  place 
Muirhead,  Mrs  James,  25  Alva  place 
Muirhead,  Mrs  Margaret,  tavernkeeper,  iOA 

Broughton  street 
Muirhead,  Mrs,  16  Youug  sti-eet 
Muirhead,  Mrs,  29  Earl  Grey  street 
Muirhead,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Roxburgh  terrace 
Muirhead.  Miss,  102  Gilmore  place 
Mundell,  Andrew,  bootmaker,  37  South  bridge 

and  16  Catherine  street 
Mundell,    Charles,  stationer,  bookseller,  and 

librarian,  29  West  Maitland  street ;  house, 

81  Gilmore  place 
Mundie,   John,  grocer,   38   Whitfield  place ; 

hoiise,  39 
Mungall,  T.  Y .{National Bank),  25  Qualityst. 
Mungle,    Robert,    surgeon,    R.N.,    28    East 

Claremont  street 
Munn,  David,  F.R.S.E.,  mathematical  master 

Royal  High  School,  11  Gayfield  square 
Munnoch,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Duudas  street 
Munuoch,  Misses,  7  Pattison  street 
Munro,  Drysdale,  &  Gordon,  messengers-at- 

arms,  18  Elder  street 
MUNEO,    A.,    coachbuilder    and    velocipede 

maker,  Broughton  market ;  house,  9  Her- 
mitage place.     ^  See  Adv.  \).  107 
Munro,  Alexander,  Yiewfield  ho.,  Merchiston 
Munro,  Alex.,  clerk,  3  Christian  bank,  Trinity 
Mimro,  Andrew,  9  Brighton  street 
Munro,  Arch.,  A.M.,  teacher,  18  Minto  street 
Munro,  Ai-thur,  6  West  Preston  street 
Munro,  Captain  A.,  29  Clarence  street 
Munro,    Charles,    auctioneer   {DoiceWs},    47 

Great  King  street 
Munro,  Charles,  salesman,  39  Montague  street 
Munro,  Charles  R.,  14  Panmure  place 
Munro,  Daniel,  grocer  and  provision  mercht., 

100  West  port ;  house,  7  St  Anthony  place 
Mmiro,  D.  T.,  coachbuilder  and  cab  proprietor, 

25  S.  Norton  pi.;  works,  20  E.  Norton  pi. 
Mum-o,   George,   boot  and  shoe  maker,  130 

Fountainbridge 
Munro,  George,  engraver  on  wood,  46  Earl 

Grey  street 
Munro,  Hector,  gardener,  West  Coates 
Munro,  Henry,  15  Chapel  street 
Muiu'o,  Hugh,  draper,  48  Eaii  Grey  street ; 

house,  2  West  Catherine  place 
Munro,  Hugh,  house  agent,  66  Nicolson  street ; 

house,  68 
Munro,  Hugh,  clerk,  7  Panmure  place 
Mum-o,   J.  K.,  draper  and  hosier,  9  Baker's 

place  ;  house,  11  Daruaway  street 
Munro,  John,  6  Haddington  place 
Munro,  John,  tailor,  3  Grindlay  street 
Munro,  John,  7  Cornwall  street 
Munro,  John,  grocer,  11  Jamaica  street 
Munro,  John,  21  Couper  street 
Munro,  Ned,  furniture  broker,  43  Niddry  st. 
Munro,  Robert,  69  Broughton  street 


Munro,  Thomas,  dairyman,  5  Warriston  place  ; 

house,  Broughton  park 
Munro,   Wm.,   slater,  glazier,  and  cliimnej''- 

sweeper,  33  Broughton  street;  house,  16 
Munro,  William  K.,  photographer,  37  North 

Pitt  Sti-eet ;  house,  7  Rankedlor  street 
Munro,  Mrs  A.,  ladies'  nmse,  13  Downie  pi. 
Munro,  Mrs  A.,  65  Lauriston  place 
Munro,  Mrs  John,  16  Keir  street 
Munro,  Mrs  il.,  draper,  3  Glenorchy  place 
Munro,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  34  Abbey  hill 
Mum-o,  Mrs,  16  Scotland  street 
Munro,  Mrs,  44  Cumberland  street 
Munro,  Miss,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Murdoch,  Boyd,  &  Co.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  55 

Constitution  street 
MURDOCH,     CHARLES,     &    SON,    seal    en- 
gravers,   cameo,    die,    and    stamp   cutters, 
engravers    and    coi3pei|3late    printers,    51 
Hanover  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.    51 
Murdoch,  Alexander,  assistant  keeper  Register 

of  Deeds,  etc..  General  Register  House 
Murdoch,  Alexander,  1  St  David's  terrace 
Murdoch,  Alexander,  dairy,  55  Bristo  street 
Murdoch,  Rev.  A.  D.,  M.A.,  2  Panmure  place 
Murdoch,  Archibald  Burn,  W.S.,  140  Princes 

street 
Murdoch,  James  (Northern  Lights},  Ediaforth 

cottage,  Wardie  road 
^lurdoch,   James,   writer  and  accountant,  2 

Greenside  place 
Murdoch,  John,  18  Charles  street 
Murdoch,  Julm,  S.S.C,  14  Great  King  street 
Murdoch,  John  {City  Accountant's  Office),  re- 
corder  of  Grey  friars,    10  City  chambers ; 
house,  3  Sciennes  hUl  place 
Murdoch,  John,  joiner,  12  Spittal  street 
Murdoch,    John   Burn,  junior,  advocate,   22 

Manor  place 
Murdoch,   John,  victual  dealer,  45   Lothian 

road  ;  house,  53 
Murdoch,  Laui-ie,  optician,  3  Young  street 
Murdoch,  Robert  G.,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Murdoch,  Thomas,  cabiaetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer,  17  W.  Maitland  street ;  works,  40 
Torphichen  st.  ;  house,  9  Gardner's  cresct. 
Murdoch,  Thomas  Oliphant  {C.  M.  .V  So7i), 

21  Fettesrow 
Murdoch,   William  Burn,  M.D.,    surgeon,    4 

Brimtsiield  terrace 
Murdoch,   WiUiam,   gentleman's    servant,    2 

Tobago  place 
^lurdoch,  Mrs  Burn,  of  Gartincaber,  Green- 

hiU.  lodge,  Whitehouse  loan 
]\Iurdoch,  Mrs  Charles,  3  Trinity  crescent 
Murdoch,  Mrs,  Fuschia  cottage,  Jordan  bank 
Murdoch,  Miss  J.,  72  South  Clerk  street 
Murdoch,  Miss  M.,  lodgings,  132  Rose  street 
Mure,  the  Hon.  Lord,  12  Ainslie  place 
Mure,  Robert,  S.S.C,  41  Great  King  street; 

house,  5  Abercorn  terrace,  Portobello 
Mure,  Miss  M.,  2  West  Newiugtou  place 
Mure,  Misses,  10  Darnaway  street 


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newsagent,    Box,    2 


Murison,    N.,    general 

Pi'inces  street 
Mm^pby  &  Co.,  grocers,   16  Damside,  Water 

of  Leith ;  house,  Brown  court 
Murphy,   A.  D.,  S.S.C.  and  X.P.,  agent  for 


Murray,  Ebenezer,  9  Salisbury  road 

MuiTay,    George,    mason,    Hamilton    place ; 

house,  6  Saunders  street 
Murray,  George,  grocer,  wine  merchant,  and 
Italian  warehouseman,  51  Frederick  street ; 
North   British   and    Mercantile   Insurance]     house,  81  Great  King  street 
Co.,  31  Bernard  street;  house,  Balgownie  Murray,  George,  C.A.,  42  Castle  street 
lodge,  Mayfield  street  •  .Murray,  George,  22  Livingstone  place 

Mm-phy,  James,  egg  dealer,  22  Pleasance        [Murray,  Henry,  confectioner,  109  Nicolson  st. 
Murphy,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  42 1 Murray,  Henry,  bootmaker,  97   Princes  St.; 

Giles  street  j     house,  5  Graham  street 

Murphy,  AViUiam,  geographer,  publisher,  and  Murray,   J.    B.,'  grocer  and  wine  merchant. 


printer,  8  Roxburgh  street 

Murphy,  Mrs,  24  Greenside  place 

Murray,  Beith,  &  Murray,  W.S.,  43  Castle  st. 

Murray  &  Falconer,  W.S.,  141  George  street 

MUKRAY  &  GIBB,  printers  and  stereotypers 
(printers  of  IL  M.  Gazette),  11  Queen  st. 

Murray,  Harvey,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  export 
stationers,  engravers,  and  printers,  42  Han- 
over street 

^lurray  &  Hogg,  tailors  and  clothiers,  33 
George  street 

Murray  &  Hunt,  W.S.,  53  George  street 

Murray  &  Romanes,  C.A.,  42  Castle  street 

Muri'ay's  furniture  and  general  warehouse,  255 
Cowgate 

Murray,  J.  &  W.  C,  W.S.,  3  Thistle  court 


3  Dumbiedykes  road 
Murray,  James  (72.  Dud/jeon  ^'  Co.),  Parkside 

house,  94  St  Leonard  street 
Murray,    James,    ham  -  curer,    3    Swanfield  ; 

house,  31  Albany  street,  Leith 
Murray,  James  (G.P.O.),  6  Malta  terrace 
Murray,  James,  ex-officer  H.M.C.,  Bowling- 

gTeen  street 
Murray,  James,  superintendent  of  Assembly 

Rooms,  54  George  street 
Murray,   James   C,  "W.S.   (M.   cj-  Hunt),  30 

Castle  street 
Murray,  James,  gardener,  Northfield  cottage, 

Newhaven  road 
Murray,  James,  of  CaUands,  4  Brandon  street 
Murray,  James,  clerk,  7  Broughton  place 


Murray,  A.  K.   {Craig,   Christie,  Sj-  Co.),  26  MuiTay,  James,  9a  Cornwall  street 

Lauder  road  I  MuiTay,  James,  engineer,  6  Sowersby  place, 

Murray,  Abijah,  sheriff-officer,  27  Elder  street  j     Bonnington  road 


Murray,  Adam,  grocer,  44  Home  street 

MuiTay,  A.  {B.  L.  Co.'s  BanL),  7  Register  pi. 

Murray,  Alex.,  family  gi'ocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 2  Brougham  place;  house,  19  Pan- 
mure  place 

Murray,  A.  W.,  clerk  of  works,  1  Carberry  pi. 

Murray,  Alex.,  4  St  Andrew  squar 
27  Elder  street 

Murray,  Alexander,  27  Elder  street 

Murray,  Alexander,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 
67  South  bridge  ;  house,  17  Cumin  place 

Murray,  Alexander,  47  Cumberland  street 


Murray,    John   {G.P.O.),    2   Greenside   end, 

Greenside  row 
Murray,  John,  stationer,  78  Queen  st.  ;  house, 

Whitehead  place 
Murray,  John,  sheep  and  cattle  agent,  19  St 

Patrick  square 
house,  [Murray,  John,  S.S.C.  and N.P.,  3  Thistle  com-t; 

house,  3  Clarendon  crescent 
MURRAY,   JOHN,   printers'  joiner  and  brass 

rule   maker,    22   Niddry   street ;    house,    7 

Argjle  place.     "^  See  Adv.  p.  47 
Murray,  John,  20  Cumberland  street 


Murray,  A.,  victual  dealer,  7  Charlotte  street  (Murray,  John,  watchmaker,  7  East  Adam  st. 


MuiTay,  Alexander,  tailor,  25  St  James'  square 
Murray,    Alexander  {missionary  fur   Grange 

Free  Church),  2  Sciennes  hill  place 
Murray,  A.  C,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  1 

Montague  street ;  ho.  3  Blackwood  crescent 
Murray,  A.  G.,  16  Livingstone  place 
MmTay,  Allan,  24  James  street 
Murray,  Andrew,  piinter,  10  St  Patrick  sq. 
Murray,  Andrew,  24  Earl  Grey  street 
Murray,  Ant.,  of  Crieff  (J/,  cj-  Falconer,  W.S.), 

141  George  street 
Mun-ay,  David,  M.D.,  2b  Grove  street 


^Murray,  John  S.,  G  Mansfield  place 

Murray,  John,  cooper  and   fishcurer.  Upper 

drawbridge,  Leith  ;  house,  6  Kirk  street 
Murray,  John,  S.S.C,  5  York  place 
Murray,  John,  5  Calton  hill 
Murray,  John,  accountant  and  insurance  agent, 

1  India  buildings  ;  house,  9  Lonsdale  ter. 
Murray,  John,  com.  trav.,  1  Whitehead  place 
MURRAY,  JOHN,  tailor  and  clothier,  12  Howe 

street.     ^-  See  Adv.  p.  62 
Murray,  John,  Wardie  cottages.  Ferry  road 
Murray,  Joseph,  writer,  1  Rosehill  place 


Murray,  David,  C.A.,  46  George  street ;  house,  j  Murray,  Joseph  D.,  2  Walker  terrace 


St  Margaret's,  Strathearn  road 
Murray,  David,   photographer,  47  Whitfield 

place;  house,  48 
Murray,  David,  Thistle  lodge,  Ferry  road 
Murray,  Donald,  33  Dick  place 
Munay,  Donald,  5  Macneil  street 


Murray,  Martin,  grocer,  135  Cowgate 
Murray,   Monis,  gardener,   Wardie  cottages, 

Feny  road 
Murray,  Mungo,  musician,  7  Leopold  place 
Murray,    Peter,   pianoforte  maker,   22  West 

Sciennes  ;  house,  9  East  Scienues  street 


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Murray,  Richard,  23  Dublin  street 
>[urray,   Robert   R.   (agent,    Unio7i   Ba»l:  nf 
Scotland),  62  George  street ;  house,  Alfred 
place,  Newington 
Murray,  Robert,  corn,  seed,  and  manure  mer- 
chant, 7  Roxburgh  place 
Murray,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
64  Grove  street ;  house,  5  Brougham  street 
^lurray,  Thomas,  bookbinder,  1 4  Glover  street 
Murray,  Thomas  C.,  bootmaker,  register  for 
servants,  and  coal  agency  office,  2  Canon- 
mills  bridge  ;  house,  6  Huntly  street 
Murray,   Thomas,  boot   and  shoe  maker,   19 

Cowgate  ;  house,  6  Livingstone  place 
Murray,  Thomas  G.,  W.S.,  11  Randolph  cres- 
cent ;  office,  66  Queen  street 
Murray,   Thomas,   LL.D.   (M.  6,^  Glbb),  Elm 

bank,  Lasswade 
Murray,  Thomas,  1  Bowershall  place 
Murray,    Thomas    (secretary   Leitli    Property 

Investment  Co.),  40  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Murray,  Thomas,  bookseller,  5  Lutton  place 
Murray,  William  C,  W.S.,  3  Thistle  court 
Murray,   William   R.,  wincey   manufacturer, 

20  Brougham  street 
Murray,  WiUiam,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.  (./.  cj-  F. 
Anderson),   48   Castle   street  ;    house,    68 
Great  King  street 
Murray,  William,  4  Clerk  street 
Murray,  Wm.,  London  hotel,  2  St  Andrew  sq. 
Murray,  William,  grocer,  12  Clyde  street  and 

9  Duke  street ;  house,  23 
MuiTay,  William,  shoemaker,  20  Coburg  street ; 

house,  19 
Murray,  William,  commission  agent,  7  Rox- 
burgh place  ;  house,  3  RockviUe  place 
Murray,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  58  Char- 
lotte street ;  house,  8  Woodbine  terrace 
Murray,  Mrs  Grace,  14  West  Preston  street 
Murray,    ^Irs    H.,    provision    merchant,    55 

Canon gate 
Murray,  Mrs  Helen,  grocer,  9  Couper  street 
Murray,  Mrs  John,  5  Hope  park  crescent 
Murray,  Mrs  J.,  senior,  94  St  Leonard  street 
Murray,  Mrs  Thos.,  9  St  Catherine  pi..  Grange 
Murray,  Mrs  WiUiam,  12  St  Vincent  street 
Murray,  Mrs  W.  H.,  9  India  street 
Murray,  Mrs,  16  Rillbank  terrace 
Murray,  Mrs,  31  Queen  street 
Murray,  Mrs,  1  Hope  terrace 
Murray,  Mrs,  29  Hamilton  place 
Murray,   Mrs,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  56 

Broughton  street ;  house,  58 
Murray,  Mrs,  17  Mayfield  terrace 
Murray,  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  Rankeillor  street 
Murray,  Mrs,  grocer,  7a  Glover  street 
Murray,  Mrs,  18  Clarendon  crescent 
Murray,  Mrs,  scripture  reader,  2  N.  Newing- 
ton place 
Murray,  Miss  Agnes,  Braeside,  Napier  road 
Murray,  Miss  E.,  dressmaker,  26  Frederick  st. 
Murray,  Isabella,  lodgings,  7  Brighton  street 
MuiTay,  ^liss,  33  Queen  street 


Murray,  Miss,  assistant  matron,  John  Watson's 

Institution 
Murray,  Miss,  9  Comely  bank 
Murray,  Miss,  6  Comely  green  place 
Murray,  Miss,  3  Rockville  place 
MmTay,  Miss,  16  Lonsdale  terrace 
Murray,  Miss,  2  Fiudhorn  place 
Murray,  Miss,  7  East  Hermitage  place 
Murray,  Misses,  19  Dean  terrace 
Murray,  Misses,  17  Archibald  place 
Murray,  Margaret,  spuit  dealer,  1  Cauoumills 
Murrie,  Alexander,  22  St  Patrick  square 
Museum  of  Science  and  Art,  Argyle  square  : 
Director,  Prof.  T.  C.  Archer ;  llegius  Keeper 
of  Natural  Hist.  Collection,  Professor  Wyville 
Thomson 
Musgrove,  John,  coal  mercht.,  4  Melbourne  pi. 
Musgrove,  John,  5  Melbourne  place 
Musgrove,  William,   glazier  and   painter,  5a 

Frederick  street ;  house,  8  Young  street 
Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  house  agents,  valuators, 
and  undertakers,  2  Hope  street ;  house,  1 
AYalker  street 
Mushet,  W.  &  R.,  ironfounders,  Dalkeith  iron- 
works ;  J.  Henderson,  13  Johnston  ter.,  agt. 
Mushet,  Miss,  1  Napier  road 
Muskett,    J.,    Military   Control   Department, 

Castle,  5  Silvermills  cottage 
Muston,  H.  J.,  6  Cumin  place 
Mutrie,  C,  hairdresser,  137  High  street 
Mutrie,  William,  hairdresser,  41  Blair  street ; 

house,  233  High  street 
MUTTEK,   HOWEY,   &   CO.,   railway  agents, 
carriers,  and  contractors  ;  agents  for  goods 
traffic  of  the  North  British  and  Blyth  and 
Tyne     Railways,    and     their    connections 
throughout  England  and  Ireland.     Offices; 
12  Market  street,  37  Bernard  street,  and 
railway  goods  stations.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  72 
Mutter,  John  (M.,  Howey,  S,^  Co.),  29  Chal- 
mers street 
Mutter,  Miss,  31  Clerk  street 
Mutual  Life  Assurance  Society  of  London, 

23  Albany  street 
Myers,  Morris,  jeweller,  8  Windmill  street 
Myles,  Charles,  draper,  3  South  Clerk  street 
Myles,  James,  bootmaker,  61  Broughton  street 
.Myles,  John,  spirit  dealer,  25  Queen  st.,  Leith 
Myles,  John,  portrait  painter,  6  Lothian  st. 
Myles,  Mrs,  19  North-west  Circus  place 
Mylne,  James,  W.S.,  18  Queen  street ;  house, 

12  Charlotte  square 
Mylne,  Wm.  R.,  C.A.,  18  Queen  street 
Myrtle,  John  Young,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  24  Rut- 
land street 
Myrtle,  Wm.,  C.A.,  agent  for  London   Union 
Assurance  Society  (Fire  and  Life),  7  N.  St 
David  street ;  house,  10  St  Bernard's  cresc. 
Myrtle,  Miss,  11  Gardner's  crescent 

Nacuot,  H.  W.,  Ph.D.,  professor  of  German, 

73  Queen  street 
Nairn,  Andrew,  21  Albany  street,  Leith 


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NEl 


Nairn,  John,  commercial  traveller,  8  Annan- 
dale  street 

Nairn,  Wm.,  coal  merchant,  5  Richmond  pi. 

Nairn,  William,  greengrocer,  44  Nicolson  st. 

Nairn, Wm.,  pastry  Laker,  18  Riddle's  cl.,  Leith 

Nairn,  Mrs,  24  Buccleuch  place 

Naismith  &  Richardson,  millinera  and  dress- 
makers, 13  Buccleuch  street 

Naismith,  Alexander,  38  Cumberland  street 

Naismith,  Robt.,  jvm.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Shore ;  house,  7  Eastfield 

Naismith,  Robt.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  17 
Portland  place,  Leith  ;    house,  Northfield, 
Newhaven  road 
Naismith,  Robert  T.,  accountant,  18  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  4  ]\Ielville  terrace 
Naismith,  Thos.,  spirit  merchant,  18  Citadel; 

liouse,  Northfield,  Newhaven  road 
Naismith,  Wm.,  comm.  traveller,  8  Cumin  pi. 
Naismith,  Mrs  John,  Taaphall,  Ferry  road 
Naismith,  Mrs  Thos.,  5  West  Newington  place 
Naismith,  Miss,  15  Brougham  street 
Napier  Brothers,  paper-rulers,  4  St  James'  sq. 
Napier,  Duncan,  &  Son,  medical  botanists,  2'2 

Bristo  street ;  house,  8  Gladstone  terrace 
Napier,  Alex.  John,  W.S.,  23  Albany  street 
Napier,  Alexander,  chemist,  69  South  Clerk 

street ;  house,  20  Millerfield  place 
Napier,  Alexander,  4  Gray's  place 
Napier,  Alexander,  smith,  Burgess  street 
Napier,   Charles,  flesher,  3  Marmion  terrace  ; 

house,  Firth  cottage,  Greenhill  bank 
Napier,  George,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Peebles- 
shire, Coates  hall,  West  Coates 
Napier,    G.    B.,    hosier   and    shirtmaker,    25 

Nicolson  street 
Napier,  George,  tailor,  127  Rose  street ;  house, 

2  Hope  park  crescent 

Napier,  Henry,  greengrocer,  41  Couper  street 
Napier,  James,  grocer,  183  Fountainbridge 
Napier,  James  Brand,  teacher  of  drawing,  5 

Sylvan  place 
Napier,  John,  28  Bread  street 
Napier,  Mark,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Dumfries- 
shire, 6  Ainslie  place 
Napier,  R.,  joiner,  cabinet,  and  Venetian  blind 
maker,  22  Greenside  place  ;  ho.  17  Union  pi. 
Napier,  Mrs,  6  Marmion  terrace 
Napier,  ]\Irs  James,  143  Constitution  street 
Napier,  Mrs  J.,  Spring  valley,  Morningside 
Napier,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  102  Causewayside 
Napier,  Misses,  dressmakers,  2  St  David's  ter. 
Nasmyth,  Mrs  M.  A.,  15  West  Preston  street 
Nasmyth,  Mrs,  6  Middleby  street 
National  Bank  of  India,  Limited  (Dalma- 
Tioy  &,'  Coican,  W.S.,  af/ent.s),  12  Hill  street 
National  Bank  of  Scotland  :  head  ofhce,  42 
St  Andrew  sq.   ( W.  J.  Duncan,  manager')  ; 
branches,   36  Nicolson  street,  144  Princes 
street,  Tollcross,  and  16  Bernard  street 
National  Bible  Society  of  Scotland  ;  com- 
mittee rooms  and  depository,  5  St  Andrew 
square 


NATIONAL  BOILER  INSURANCE  CO., 
LIMITED  {S.  B.  Steele,  general  agent  for 
Scotland),  3  N.  St  Andrew  street.  "^  See 
Adv.  p.  32 
NATIONAL  GUARANTEE  AND  SURETYSHIP 
ASSOCIATION,  LIMITED  {James  Wilkie, 
C.A.,  nmnaqer),  28  Queen  street.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  34  ^ 
National  Museum  of  the  Antiquaries  of 

Scotland,  Royal  Institution,  Moimd 
NATIONAL  PROVINCIAL  PLATE-GLASS  IN- 
SURANCE CO.   (S.  B.  Steele,  general  agent 
for  Scotland),  3  North  St  Andrew  street, 
'^k  See  Adv.  p.  31 
National  Security  Savings  Bank  of  Edin- 
burgh, 16  North  Bank  street 
Narunaiui,   C.   0.,  chancellor,  royal  imperial 
Austrian  consul,  12  Scotland  street,  and  48 
Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Naval  and  Military  Institute,  374Castlehill 
Navigation  School,  60  Tolbooth  wynd 
Naysmith,  John,  baker,  75  Giles  street  and  34 

Hillhousefield 
Naysmith,  Misses,  staymakers,  2  Tarvit  street  ^ 
Neal,  F.,  com.  traveller,  1  Helen  place,  Leith 
Neal,  John  H.,  17  Gladstone  place 
Neaves,  the  Hon.  Lord,  7  Chaiiotte  square 
Neaves,  Mrs,  3  Melville  street 
Neil,  John,  &  Co.,  brassfounders  and  gasfitters 
to  the  Queen,  CaUender  house,  67  Canon- 
gate  ;  entrance  also  at  16  N.  B.  Canongate 
Neil,  Arch.,  engine-driver,  73  Fountainbridge 
Neil,  John,   cabinetmaker,   1   Nelson    place ; 

house,  2  Northumberland  place 
Neil,  Mrs  David,  10  Brighton  street 
Neil,  Mrs  J.,  20  Picardy  place 
Neill  &  Co.,  printers,  10  Old  Fishmarket  close 
Neill,  John,  corn  factor,  27  Constitution  st. : 

house,  Lixmonut,  Trinity 
Neill,  John,  8  AVemyss  place 
Neill,  John,  baker,  1  Wemyss  place 
Neill,  Walter  {Crichton  ^'  N.),  26  St  James'  sq. 
NeiU,  Walter,  12  Upper  Grove  place 
Neill,  Mrs,  26  Clarence  street 
NeiU,  Mrs  Robert  M.,  22  Seton  place 
Neill,  Mrs,  toy  warehouse,  27  Home  street 
Neill,  Mrs,  35  Lothian  street 
Neill,  Miss,  69  York  place 
Neillings,  John,  bootmaker,  7  Little  King  st. 
Neilson,  Alex.,  83  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
NeUson,  George,  smith  and  ironmonger,  11  S. 

Clerk  street ;  house,  4  St  Patrick  square 
Neilson,  George  B.,  28  St  Leonard  street 
Neilson,  John,  mason,  22  Charles  street 
Neilson,  John,  W.S.  {Morton,  Whitehead,  S,- 

Greig),  23  East  Claremont  street 
Neilson,    John,    cabinetmaker,    St    Andrew 

street  lane  ;  house,  10 
Neilson,  John,  32  Castle  terrace 
Neilson,  Joseph,  coachman,  1  Devon  place 
Neilson,  Robert,  8  Glenogle  place 
Neilson,  Robt.,  chinmey- sweeper,  3  Simon  sq. 
Neilson,  Stuart,  W.S.,  1  North  Charlotte  st. 


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Neilson.   William,  wright  and  cabinetmaker,  Xewlands,  Andrew,  13  Panmure  place 

Duke  street  lane  ;  house,  17  Barony  street  :Xewlands,  James,  grocer,  232  Cowgate 
Neilson.    WUliam,    photographic    studio,    79  Xewlands,  Peter,  carriers' quarters,  100  Grass- 
Princes  street ;  ho.  1  North  Charlotte  st.     I     market 
NeUson,  "W.  B.  (Macnair  A-  Co.),  20Trindsor  st.  Newlauds,  Richard,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
Neilson.  Mrs.  2  Darling's  buUdings  North   Jimction  street ;   house,   10  Prince 

Neilson.  Mrs,  20  Windsor  street  i     Regent  street 

Neilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Nelson  sti-eet  'Newlauds,  William,  silver  plater  and  saddlers' 
Neilson,  Miss,  matron,  Orphan  hospital.  Dean  ironmonger,  8  Victoria  terrace  ;  house,  173 
Neilson.  Miss.  11-  West  Maitland  street  |     Foimtauibriclge 

Neilson,  Miss,  dressmaker.  13  Douglas  terrace  |  Newnam,  Rev.  Samuel,  2  Dean  teiTace 
Nelson,   T..   &  Sous,   publishers,   Hope  parkjNewsam,  William,  spirit  merchant,  4  Downie 

crescent  j     place  ;  house,  3 

Nelson,  James,  victual  dealer,  18  Kirkgate  ;j Newton,  Wilson,  &  Co.,  sewing  machine  depot, 

house,  1  Ferrier  street  3  Hanover  street 

Nelson.  Mrs  Jas..  refresh,  rooms,  188  Rose  st.j  Newton,  John,  2  George  street,  Leith 
Nelson,  James,  dentist,  9  Montague  street       ^Newtoni  Thomas,  24  Earl  Grey  street 
Nelson,  John,  bootmaker,  8  Nicolson  square    I  Newton.  Thomas,  baker,  11  Shrub  place 
Nelson,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer.  Water  Ne-svton,  WiUiam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant. 

of  Leith  !     14  Bristo  street 

Nelson,  Robert  R..  printseller,  stationer,  and 'Newton.  William,  waiter.  23  Livingstone  place 

artists' colourman,  19  Hanover  street;  house,  Newton,  Mrs  Hay,  senior,  36  George  square 

The  Fountain,  Loanhead  j  Newton,  Mrs  C,  12  Gayfield  square 

Nelson,    T.    P.,   governor  and  treasurer    of  JNe\\i;on,^Iiss,  33  Great  King  street 

House  of  Refuge.  64  Canongate 
Nelson,  WUliam,  publisher,  Salisbury  gi-een, 

Dalkeith  road 
Nelson,  Mrs,  Abden  house,  Dalkeith  road 
Nesbitt,  John,  landscape  painter  ;  studio,  24 

George  street ;  house,  46  Grindlay  street 
Ness,  G.  F.,  printer,  17  Quality  street ;  house, 

28  Bernard  street 
Ness,  John,  sculptor,  18  Leith  walk 
Ness,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1  Mont- 
.    gomery  street 
Neuffert,  J.  M.,  corn  &  flour  factor,  2  Baltic 

street ;  house,  14  Howe  street 
Neunham  &  Hunter,  Misses,  dressmakers,  29 

Clarence  street 
Nevay,  Alexander,  advocate,  1  Randolph  pi. 
Nevisou,  Mrs,  grocer.  2  Bedford  street 
New  Church  Society,  6  Infirmary  street 
New  Club,  85  Princes  st. ;  David  Home,  secy. 
New  College  (Free  Church),  Mound  place 


Niblett,  F.  B.,  48  North  bridge  ;  house,  Ernes- 
ton  lodge,  Wardie 
Nichol,  John  D.,  38a  Fiadhorn  place 
Nichol,  John  W.  (second  assistant  astronomer. 

Royal  Observatory),  81  Princes  street 
Nichol,  Robert  G.,  chemist,  1  Leggat's  land  ; 

house,  10  Drimidryan  street 
Nichol,  Mrs  J.  P.,  Huntly  lodge,  Napier  road 
Nichol,  Mrs  T.  D.,  14  Arniston  place 
Nichol,  Mrs,  81  Princes  street 
Nichol,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  121 

George  street 
Nicholls  &  Robinson,  commission  agents,  15 

South  St  Andrew  street 
NICHOLSON   &  SON,    funeral  undertakers,  G 

and  8  High  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  110 
Nicholson,  Rev.  Henry  D.,  15  Bernard  terrace 
Nicholson,  J.,  spirit  merchant,  15  Brougham 

place  ;  house,  49  Home  street 

„      ^  ;.  ^    ., r ,N'icholson,  James,  painter,  8  Elder  street 

New  Zeal.^^T)  Credit  AssociATiox  (Limited),  ; Nicholson,  John,  lodgings,  58  Cumberland  st. 
36  Hanover  street  iNicholson,  John,  15  Leven  street 


New  Zealand  Scotch  Trust  (LnvnTED),  36 
Hanover  street 

Newberry,  Mrs,  mUliner,  5  South  College  st. 

Newbiggrng,  David,  9  Livingstone  place 

Newbigging,  David,  painter,  53  Lauriston  pi. 

Newbigging,  James,  17  Bread  street 

Newbigging,  Mrs  Patrick,  29  Heriot  row 

Newbigging,  Mrs,  40  Manor  place 

Newcombe,  Henry,  surgeon,  M.R.C.S.  Eng., 
5  Dalrymple  crescent 

Newhall,  Thomas  G.,  decorative  house  painter, 
11  Maryfield  place 

Newhaven  National  Security  Savings 
Bank,  6  Main  street 

Newlands,  Alexander,  broker,  20  Potterrow 

Newlands,  Alex.,  church  officer,  143  Consti- 
tution street 


Nicholson,  Rev.  Maxwell,  D.D.,  3  Regent  ter. 
Nicholson,  Sam.,  teacher,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Nicholson,  T.,  2  Darling's  buildings 
Nicholson,    Thomas   (collector   and    receiver- 
general  of  stamps  and  taxes,  12   Waterloo 
place),  Viewfield  house.  Queen's  crescent 
Nicholson,  Wm.,  architect,  6  Henderson  row 
Nicholson,  Wniiam,  14  Brandon  street 
Nicholson,  Alice,  27  St  Patrick  square 
Nicholson,  Mrs  William,  28  East  Preston  st. 
Nicholson,  Mrs,  6  Henderson  row 
Nicol,  Alexander,  photographer,  70  Lauriston 

place  ;  house,  34  Clerk  street 
Nicol,  Alexr.,  lodgings,  2  So.  Charlotte  street 
Nicol,  Charles,  51  Earl  Grey  street 
Nicol,  Daniel,  printer,  37  Thistle  street 
Nicol,  G.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1  Bell  place 


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Nicol,  Jas.,  cooper,  5  King's  place,  Leithwalk 

Nicol,  James,  24  Bell  place 

Nicol,  J.,  fisli-curer,  26  S.  B.  Canongate 

Nicol,  John  {Scott  ^-  Orr),  -L  Dundas  street 

Nicol,  John,  Summer  bank 

Nicol,  John,  17  West  Richmond  street 

Nicol,  John,  42  India  place 

Nicol,  John,  grocer,  50  Fountainbridge ;  house, 

16  Viewforth  park 
Nicol,  Richard,  contractor,  16  Viewforth  park 
Nicol,  Robert,  die  and  stamp  cutter,  37  North 

bridge  ;  house,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Nicol,  Rt.,  hat  manufacturer,  57  Cockburn  st. 
Nicol,  Stewart,  blacksmith,  21  Bangor  road 
Nicol,  Thomas,  4  Calton  hill 
Nicol,  William,  portrait  painter,  15  Blacket  pi. 
Nicol,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  36  Crosscauseway 
Nicol,  Mrs,  sick-nuree,  22a  Clarence  street 
Nicol,  Mrs,  14  Scotland  street 
Nicol,  Miss,  28  Raeburn  place 
Nicol,  Misses,  dressmakers,  29  Thistle  street 
Nicoll,  Alexander,  accountant,  5  St  Andrew 

square  ;  house,  1  Gayfield  place 
Nicoll,  Hugh  G.,  dentist,  1  Gayfield  place 
Nicoll,  James,  21  Collins  place 
Nicoll,  James,  spirit  dealer,  42  and  43  Com- 
mercial street ;  house,  37  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Nicoll,  Joseph,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  3 

India  street ;  house,  4  North  Melville  place 
Nicoll,  Thomas,  nui'seryman,  seedsman,  and 

florist,  Boroughmuirhead 
Nicoll,  WUliam  S.,  dentist,  41  George  street 
Nicoll,  "Willam,  pilot,  6  Annfield,  Newhaven 
Nicolson,  David,  &  Son,  Holyrood  wine  stores, 

37  Canongate ;  house,  Comely  green  park. 

Rose  lane 
Nicolson,  Alex.,  advocate,  1  Ramsay  gardens 
Nicolson,  David,  4  Holyrood  terrace 
Nicolson,  D.,  brewer,  Palace  brewery.  Abbey 

mount 
Nicolson,  David,  baker  and  confectioner,  41 

Lothian  road 
Nicolson,    George    (Henderson    Sf  Bisset),    2 

AthoU  place 
Nicolson,  Geo.,  messenger- at-arms,  9  North  St 

David  street ;  house,  42  Alva  place 
Nicolson,  Janies  (Russell  Sf-  iV.),  1  Howe  st. 
Nicolson,  James,  10  Union  street,  Leith 
Nicolson,  James,  13  London  row 
Nicolson,  Wm.,  steamboat  owner,  10  Shore 
Nicolson,  William,  grocer,  34  Bridge  streetand 

58  St  Andrew  street,  Leith ;  house,  5  John- 
ston street 
Nicolson,  Mrs,  4  Morton  street 
Niddry,  J.  R.,  teacher,  2  Roxburgh  street 
Night    Asylum    and    Strangers'    Friend 

Society,  Old  Fishmarket  close,  190  High  st. 
Nightingale,    E.   W.,    clothier   and   trousers 

makers,  etc.,  19  South  St  Andrew  street ; 

house,  33  East  Claremont  street 
Nightingale,  Miss,  33  East  Claremont  street 
Nimmo  &  Burns,  coal  and  oil  merchants,  St 

Leonard's  station  and  83  Clerk  street 


Nimmo,  D.  &  D.,  engravers,  lithogi'aphers,  and 
printers,  3  East  Register  street 

Nimmo,  P.  &  J.,  brassfounders,  plumbers, 
gasfitters,  and  gas-meter  and  patent  bank 
and  public  office  door-spring  manufacturers, 

8  North  Bank  street 

NIMMO,  PETER,  &  SON,  photographers,  39  and 
44  South  bridge.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  49 

Nimmo,  Alexander,  11  Driunmond  street 

Nimmo,  A.  (Brit.  Linen  Co.),  37  St  Andrew  sq. 

Nimmo,  David,  22  Semple  street ;  house,  151 
Fountainbridge 

Nimmo,  James,  engraver,  lithographer,  cop- 
perplate and  letterpress  printer,  15  Car- 
rubber's  close 

Nimmo,  J.B.,  brassfounder,  etc.,  9  Graham  st. 

Nimmo,  John,  Limerigg  colliery,  Slamannau^ 

9  Bernard  terrace 

Nimmo,  John  M.,  14  Graham  street 

Nimmo,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  14 

Roxbm-gli  place  ;  house,  10  Arthur  street 
Nimmo,  WiUiam,   stationer   and   printer,  54 

Constitution  st. ;  ho.  3  Ronaldson's  buildings 
Nimmo,    WiUiam,    commission    agent,    BeU's 

court.  Quality  lane 
Nimmo,  William  P.,  publisher,  28  St  James* 

square  ;  house,  28  Castle  terrace 
Nimmo,  Mrs  Alex.,  34  Albany  street,  Leith 
Nimmo,  Mrs  F.  J.,  10  Duncan  street 
Nimmo,  Mrs  James,  52  Findhorn  place 
Nimmo,  Mrs,  28  Castle  terrace 
Nimmo,  Mrs,  3  Ronaldson's  buildings 
Nimmo,  Mrs,  47  Buccleuch  street 
Nimmo,  Mrs  M.,  9  Leamington  terrace 
Nimmo,  Misses,  dressmakers,  60  Frederick  st. 
Nisbet  &  Mathison,  S.S.C,  21  York  place 
Nisbet,  Alexander  P.,  4  Glengyle  terrace 
Nisbet,  Chas.,  bootmaker,  13  Morrison  street ; 

house,  12 
Nisbet,  David,  lodgings,  25  Stafford  street 
Nisbet,  James,  S.S.C,  21  York  jilace 
Nisbet,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  11  Baker's 

place  ;  house,  43  Brunswick  street 
Nisbet,  Jas.,  agent,  10  Upper  Viewcraig  row 
Nisbet,  James  B.,  19  Livingstone  place 
Nisbet,  James  B.  H.,  13  Bank  place 
Nisbet,  John,  20  Charles  street 
Nisbet,  John,  10  Parkside  street 
Nisbet,  John  (G.P.O.),  11  Prospect  street 
Nisbet,  John,  house  painter,  15  George  street 
Nisbet,  John,  bootmaker  and  legging  manu- 
facturer, 33  Clerk  street 
Nisbet,  John,  draper,  5  Home  street ;  house, 

2  Glen  street 
Nisbet,  Pollok  S.,  artist;  studio,  15  George  st. 
Nisbet,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  56  Great  King  st. 
Nisbet,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  10  Livingstone  place 
Nisbet,  Robert,  waiter,  22  Rosebank  cottages 
Nisbet,  Robert,  4  Brunton  place 
Nisbet,  Robert,  1  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Nisbet,  Robert,  jun.,  3  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Nisbet,  Thomas,  dairyman,  5  Gillespie  place 
Nisbet,  William,  mason,  23  Livingstone  place 


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Xisbet,  William,  3  Johnstone  place 

Nisbet,  William  J.,  chemist.  139  High  street 

Nisbet,  Mrs  C,  midwife  and  sick-nurse,  10 

Upper  Yiewcraig  row 
Nisbet,  Mrs  R.,  15  Montague  street 
Nisbet,  Mrs  W.,  lodgings,  5  So.  St  James'  st. 
Nisbet,  Mrs,  3  Lord  Russell  place 
Nisbet,  Mrs,  shoemaker,  13  S.  St  David  st. 
Nisbet,  Miss,  38  Rankeillor  street 
Nisbet,  Miss,  2  Raimesfield,  Ferzy  road 
Nisbet,  Janet,  38  Earl  Grey  street 
Nisbett,  Mrs  More,  of  Cau-nhill,  12  AthoU  cr. 
Nissen.  P.  C.,  10  Hambm-gh  place 
Niven  &  Cowan,  C.A.,  6  N.  St  David  street 
Niven,  A.  T..  C. A.  (X.  S,-  Cowan),  6  N.  St  David 

St. ;  house,  6  Abbotsford  crescent 
Niven,  John,  M.D.,  surgeon,  110  Lauriston  pi. 
Niven,  Rev.  J.  G.,  3  Summerfield 
Niven,  John,  daiiyman,  9  Huntly  street 
Niven,  Robt.,  gardener,  Allanfield,  Ferry  rd. 
Niven,  R.,  tobacconist,  etc.,  iG  Alva  pi. ;  ho.  39 
Niven,  Robert,  junior,  dairyman  and  gxeen- 

grocer.  53  Prince  Regent  street 
Niven,  Thos.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  Veal  markt. 
Niven,    William,   hide    and   skin   merchant ; 

house,  7  Leven  terrace 
Niven,  William  R.,  50  Frederick  street;  house, 

11  Howe  street 
Niven,  WiUiam  R.,' dispensing  chemist,  9  Mer- 

chiston  teiTace  ;  house,  13 
Nivison,  Abraham,  writer,  10  St  Andrew  sq.  ; 

house,  16  Glengyle  terrace 
Nivison,  0.  T.  B.,  8  Clanalpine  buildings 
NIXON,  JOHN,  clog  and  shoe  manufacturer, 

93  West   bow ;  house,  6  Windmill  street. 

:^  See  Adv.  p.  66 
Nixon,  Thomas,  coach-triinmer,  1  St  John  st. 
Nixon,  Thomas  P.,  commercial  traveller,  29 

Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Noble  &  Co.,  merchants  and  agents,  28  Ber- 
nard street  . 
Noble,    Alexander,    pharmaceutical   chemist, 

24  N.W.  Circus  place  ;  house,  50  India  st. 
Noble,  Alex.,  prov.  merchant,  73  Canon  gate 
Noble,  B.,  1  Livingstone  place 
Noble,  Eric  M.,  C.A.,  28  Frederick  street 
Noble,  James,  4  Bank  street 
Noble,   J.  C,  lithographic  draughtsman,  15 

Abbey  hill 
Noble,  J.,  confectioner,  21  Union  place 
Noble,  Robt.  Grieve  (N.  Sf  Co.),  3  Oxford  ter. 
Noble,  Thomas,  grocer,  57  Pleasance 
Noble,  William,  5  Lothian  road 
Noble,  Mrs  R.,  ladies'  nurse,  16  E.  Adam  st. 
Noble,  Mrs,  coal  merchant,  13   Port  Hope- 

toun  ;  house,  151  Fountainbridge 
Noble,  Mrs,  3  Windmill  lane 
NoUi,  J.  B.,  spirit  dealer,  5  Ronaldson's  buildgs. 
Nonnen,  Mrs,  3  Castle  terrace 
Normand,  William  J.,  15  Grosvenor  street 
Norrie,  David,  teacher,  56  India  street 
Norrie,    John    R.,    booksellers   assistant,    2 

Salisbury  square 

L 


Norrie,  William,  teacher  of  classics,  3  Ann  st. 

Norris,  Mrs  Jane,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse, 
23  St  Mary  street 

North  British  Advertiser  Office,  8  Mel- 
bourne place 

North  British  Agriculturist  Office,  377 
High  street 

NORTH  BRITISH  AND  MERCANTILE  IN- 
SURANCE CO.,  6-1  Princes  street ;  D.  Smith, 
manager.     ^  See  Adv.  at  front 

North  British  Railway  Co.  (John  Walker, 
secretarii ;  S.  L.  Mason,  general  manager)  ; 
head  offices.  Canal  street  and  4  Princes 
street.  Solicitor's  office,  1  Register  place  ; 
Adam  Johnstone,  solicitor 

N.  B.  Railway  Sack  Store  ;  Glasgow  Jute 
Co.  (Limited),  14  Shore,  contractors 

North  British  Rubber  Co.  (Limited),  {Wm. 
E.  Bartlet,  manager),  Castle  mills,  Foun- 
tainbridge 

North  British  Steam  Packet  Co.  (R.  Dar- 
ling, secretary),  4  Princes  street 

North  Britox  Printing  and  Publishing 
Office,  Old  Fishmarket  close 

North  Leith  Parochial  Chambers  (James 
Mdes,  inspector),  18  North  Jmictiou  street 

Northern  Assurance  Co.,   20   St  Andrew 

■     square  ;  Robert  Christie,  secretary 

Northern  Club,  91  George  street 

Northern  and  Continental  Oil  Compant, 
31  Quality  street ;  oil  stores.  Upper  draw- 
bridge, Leith,  and  oil  works,  Eskside,  Mus- 
selburgh 

Northern  Counties  Fire  Office,  3  Hope  st. ; 
George  Andrew,  S.S.C,  resident  secretaiy ; 
George  Barrie,  37  George  street,  agent 

Northern  District  School,  Henderson  row 

Northern  Lighthouse  Office  (A.  Cuning- 
liam,  secretary),  84  George  street 

Northern  Mineral  Oil  Co.;  James  M'Kelvie, 
agent,  Haymarket 

Northern  Reversion  Company  (Wm.  Wood, 
manager),  5  Nelson  street 

Norwell,  James,  secretary  Union  Bank,  5 
Magdala  crescent 

NORWICH  AND  LONDON  ACCIDENT  AND 
PLATE-GLASS  INSURANCE  ASSOCIATION, 
31  Princes  street.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  29 

NORWICH  UNION  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE SOCIETIES,  31  Princes  street.  ^  See 
Adv.  p.  29 

Notley,  William  J.,  B.A.,  teacher,  30  Hamil- 
ton place 

Notman,  David,  wine  and  spii'it  merchant,  6 
Rose  street 

Notman,  David,  joiner,  14  Giles  street 

Notman,  William,  architect,  Northfield  cot- 
tage, Newhaven  road 

Notman,  Wm.,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker, 
133  Rose  street  lane  ;  house,  1 94 

Novice,  Geo.  William,  artist,  2  Malta  green  pi. 

Nugent,  Edward,  greengrocer,  38  So.  Rich- 
mond street 


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Nurses'  (for  the  Sick)  Home  and  Traiklng  Ogilv-ie,  Miss,  4  Kew  terrace 

Institution  {Miss  Johnston^  lady   sM/)enn-jOgiIvy,AIex.(5tony5  0//!ce),Inverforth, Trinity 
tendent),  125  Princes  street  |Ogilvy,  Alex.  (0.  ^-  Rutherford),  13  Crown  st. 

Ogilvy,  Chas.  {accountant,  and  agent  for  West 
Oag,  James,  bootmaker,  21  Brunswick  street!  of  England  Insurance  Co.),  16  Manor  place 
Oakeley,  Herbert  S.,  M. A.,  Professor  of  Music,  Ogilvy,  George  A.,  clothier   and  draper,  17 


University;  class-room,  6  Park  place;  house 
1  Hope  terrace 
Oal,  Mrs,  teacher,  15  Crown  street 
O'Brien,  C.  J.,  professor  of  music,  28  Green- 
side  street 
O'Comiel,  B.,  whip-gut  manufacturer.  Beaver- 
hall,  Lower  Broughton  road 


South  bridge;  house,  71  Clerk  street 
Ogilvy,  James,  artist,  2  West  Nicolson  street 
Ogilvy,  James,  writer,  20  Scotland  street 
Ogilvy,  John,  of  Insbevan,  9  Chamberlain  rd. 
Ogilvy,  Mrs,  6  "West  Newington 
Ogilvy,  Mrs  Ramsay,  19  Yiewforth  place 
Ogilvy,  Miss,  25  Walker  street 


O'DONKELL,    CHAELES,    &    CO.,    furnitui-e  Ogle  &  Murray,  theological  and  classical  book- 
dealers,  156  Cowgate  and  26  Blair  street.  {     sellers,  49  South  bridge 
H<  See  ^(/r.  p.  69  jO"Halloran,     Timothy,     tobacconist,    26     St 

O'Doimell,  Rev.  Alex.,  St  Patrick's  Catholic |     Mary  street;  house,  48 

Church,  Cowgate  O'Hara,  Bernard,  plumber,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 

O'Donnell,    Francis    (C    O'D.    ^-    Co.),    53  O'Hara,  R.  C,  4  Hamilton  place,  Newington 
Lothian  street  Oldham,  J.,   51  North  bridge;  house,  Anne 

O'DonneU,  John,  contractor,  44  South  bridge  j     viUa,  Hatton  place 


O'Donnell,  John,  6  West  Nicolson  street 
O'DormeU,  Mrs,  2  Bellevue  terrace 
O'Dwyer,  Rev.  Morgan,  O.M.  J.,  CO.,  5  Coat- 
field  lane 
O'Farrell,  James,  1  Valleyfield  street 
Office  for  the  Sale  of  the  Ordnance  and 
Geological  Surveys  for  Scotl.^T),  4  St 
Andrew  square 
Officer,  Wm.,  S.S.C,  chambers,  13  Frederick 


Oldham,  Mrs,  87  Great  King  street 
Oliphant,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  publishers  and  book- 

seUers,  7  South  bridge 
Oliphant"s  School  {Thomas  Spittal,  janitor), 

33  Charlotte  square 
Oliphant,  Francis,  baker,  110  and  112  High 

street ;  house,  34  Buccleuch  place 
Oliphant,  Thomas,  teacher,  4  Rosebery  cres. 
Oliphant,  Wm.  (  W.  0.  c^  Co.),  19  Millerfield  pi. 
Oliphant,  William,  17  Carnegie  street 


street ;  house,  8  Stafford  street 
Offices  of  the  Church  of   Scotland,  22 1  Oliphant,  Mrs  Walter,  26  Lauriston  gardens 

Queen  street  '  Oliphant,  Mrs,  23  Findhorn  place 

Offices  of  the  Free  Church,  15  North  Bank  I  Oliphant,  JMrs,  48  Grove  street 

street,  Mound  i  OUver  &  Boyd,  publishers,  printers,  and  book 

Offices  of  the  U.P.  Church,  5  Queen  street  i     binders,  Tweeddale  court,  16  High  street 


Offices  of  Museum  of  Science  and  Art, 

Argyle  square 
Ogg,  Andrew,  4  Caledonian  road 
Ogg,  John,  cabinetmaker,  132  Rose  street 
Ogg,  Peter,  cowfeeder,  128  Rose  street 
Ogg,  Mrs,  provision  dealer,  114  Rose  street 
OGGr,     MISS     R.,     staymaker,     ladies'     and 

children's    outfitter,     6    Hanover     street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  59 
Ogilvy,   Charles,  grocer,  50  Dundas  street ; 

house,  39  Barony  street 
Ogilvie,  Rev.  Dimcan,  D.D.,  60  Gihnore  place 
Ogilvie,  George,  head-master,   George  Wat- 


Oliver,  A.,  &  Son,  auctioneers,  Agricultural 
Hall  and  Auction  Mart,  Valleyfield  street 

Oliver,  Gilbert  E.,  Avriting  engraver,  6  Elder 
street ;  house,  18  Gladstone  teiTace 

Oliver,  Hemy,  25  West  Nicolson  street 

Oliver,  James,  5  Crown  street 

Ohver,  James,  18  Brougham  place 

Oliver,  James,  4  Heriot  terrace 

Oliver,  J.  P.,  sharebroker  and  shipping  and 
insurance  agent,  7  North  St  David  street 

Oliver,  John,  mason,  5  Blackwood  crescent 

Oliver,  John  S.,  8  Greenhill  park 

Oliver,  Robert,  26  Maryfield  place 

Oliver,  SouunerviUe,  M.D.,  10  Roxburgh  pi. 


son's  College- Schools 

Ogilvie,  George  Moncreifi',  North  British  and! Oliver,  Walter,  taUor,  22  William  street 
Mercantile  Insurance  Co.,  64  Princes  street;  I  Oliver,  William  {British  Linen  Co.),  7  Hen- 
house, 14  RiUbank  terrace  derson  row 

Ogilvie,  John   {secretary,  North  British  a?!c7  Ohver,  WiUiam,  28a  Upper  Gray  street 
Mercantile  Insurance  Co.),  65  Princes  street  Oliver,  Mrs  Thomas,  7  Regent  terrace 

Ogilvie,  J.,  pocketbook  maker,  9  Grtudlay  st.  [Oliver,  Miss,  3  Lennox  street 

Ogilvie,  Robert  G.,  W.S.,  10  India  street  i Oliver,    Misses,   ladies'  boarding   school,    11 

Ogilvie,  Capt.  S.  T.,  R.N.,  28b  Upper  Gray  st.  I     Rutland  square 

OGILVIE,    THOMAS,    baker   {Post  Office),       ' 
Elm  row.    'i-  See  Adv.  p.  105 


Ogilvie,  Mrs  James,  18  Buckingham  terrace 
Ogilvie,  Mrs  J.,  greengrocer,  10  RosehUl  place 
Ogilvie,  Mrs  J.  K.,  25  Warriston  crescent 


Oman,  John,  builder;  yard.  West  End  pi.;  ho.  8 
Oman,  Nath.,  tailor  and  clothier,  10  Richmond 

terrace 
Omand,  J.  P.,  grocer,  62  Bristo  street 
Omit,  William,  4  Brougham  street 


OMO 


ge]st:ral  directory. 


OYS 


163 


43  Char- 


Omond,  Robert,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E 

lotte  square 
Onckeu,  G.,  general  provision  agent,  22  Mit- 
chell street ;  house,  1  James'  place,  Leith 
O'Neil,  H.  J.,  teacher  of  music,  4  Taylor  pi. 
O'Xeil,  Hugh,  painter,  210  Cowgate 
O'Neill,  James,  broker,  100a  Cowgate 
O'Neill,  John,  clothier  and  outfitter,  18  Nicol- 

son  street 
O'Neill,  John,  broker,  109  Cowgate 
O'Neill,  John,  lodging-house,  74  Grassmarket 
Operative  Hat  Factory,  90  Nicolson  street 
Orchardson,  A.,  &  Son,  clothiers,  military  and 
Highland  costmue  and  ladies'  habit  makers, 
61  Queen  street 
Ord,  John,  draper,  74,  75,  76  Tolbooth  wynd ; 

house,  4  Prince  Consort  place 
Ord,   John,   hotelkeeper,   9    South  St  David 

street ;  house,  4  Prince  Consort  place 
Ord,  William  {Inland  Revenue  officer,  ^th  Divi- 

sioii),  15  Stanhope  place 
Ord,  William,  4  East  Preston  sti-eet 
Orderly  Room,  City  of  Edinburgh  Artil 
LERY  Volunteers,  35  Cockbum  street :  open 
daily  from  12  to  4  ;  Monday,  Tuesday,  and 
Thm-sday  evenings,  8  to  9 
Orderly  Room,  Midlothl\n  Coast  Artil- 
lery Volunteer  Corps,  30  Grindlav  street 
Orderly  Room,  The  Queen's  City  of  Edin- 
burgh   Rifle    Volunteer    Brigade,    27 
Cockbum  st. ;  open  daily  from  11  till  2.30 
Ordnance  Survey  Office,  Post  Office  build- 
ings ;  hours,  9  to  5.30 
ORIENTAL    BANK    CORPORATION    (Rohert 
Dundas  Cay,  agent),  23  St  Andrew  square. 
5fc  See  Adv.  p.  2 
;  Oriental    Coal    Company   (Lbhted),    and 
'     Oriental  Screw  Collier  Co.  (Limited), 
55  Bernard  st. ;  Alexander  Wood,  secretary 
Orkeney,  James,  tobacconist,  8  Everton  ter. 
Orkney,  George,  gardener,  Northfield,  New- 
haven  road 
Orman,   Alexander,    carver   and    gilder,    14 

North  Bank  street 
Orman,  Wm.,  builder,  Janet  cottage.  Lovers' 

lane,  Leith  walk 
Ormidale,  the  Hon.  Lord,  14  Moray  place 
[  Ormiston,  Aw.,  chairmaker,  8  Drumdryan  st. 
i  Ormiston,  E.  {Signet  Library),  23  George  sq. 
[Ormiston,  G.,  contractor,  Cottage,  Sunnybank 
Ormiston,  George,  gardener  and  florist,  5 
I     Valleyfield  street 

'Ormiston,  John,  10  Middle  Arthur  place 
I  Ormiston,  John,  31  Panmure  place 
! Ormiston,  Peter  D.,  pocketbook,   desk,    and 

dressing-case  manufacturer,  21  Elder  st. 
Ormiston,  Thomas  {Bank  of  S.),  Bank  street 
Ormiston,  William,  surveyor,  10  Nicolson  sq. 
Ormiston,  William,  8  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Ormiston,  Mrs,  12  East  Preston  street 
Ormiston,  Mrs  James,  ladies'  nurse,  47  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Ormiston,  Miss,  grocer,  18  and  19  Yardheads 


Orosz,  Francis,  professor  of  music,  72  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Orphanage,  30  Raeburn  place  ;•  Miss  Slater, 

matron 
Orphoot,    Peter,  M.D.,   sm-geon-dentist,  113 

George  street 
Orphoot,  Thomas  Henderson,  advocate,  113 

George  street 
Orr,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

8  North  Pitt  street 
Orr,  David  {G.P.O.),  22  Bread  street 
Orr,  George,  3  Lonsdale  terrace 
Orr,  Rev.  George,  18  Nelson  street 
Orr,  Captain  John,  24  Torphichen  street 
Orr,  John,  city  missionary,  2  Gladstone  ter. 
Orr,  John,  30  Rutland  square 
Orr,   Samuel  K.,   accountant  and   insurance 

agent,  47  George  iv.  bridge 
Orr,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  21  Heriot  buildings 
Orr,  William,  5  Argyle  terrace 
Orr,  Mrs  Charles,  28  Buckingham  terrace 
Orr,  Miss,  23  Saxe-Cobom-g  place 
Orr,  Misses   M.   &   J.,   millmers   and  dress- 
makers, 21  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Orrock  &  Hepburn,  dental  surgeons,  7  Aber- 

cromby  place 
Orrock  &  Son,  bookbinders  and  stationers,  4a 

North  bridge 
Orrock,  Alex:  {0.  c^-  5'o??.),  17  St  Catherine  pi. 
Orrock,  Alex.,  jun.  {0.  ^  Son),  12  Lonsdale  ter. 
Orrock,  Miss,  1  Union  place.  Trinity 
Orrock,  Miss,  lodgmgs,  73  George  street 
Oswald,  David,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,-  9 

Victoria  place ;  house,  8 
Oswald,  George,  12  West  Newington  place 
Oswald,  H.  R.,  physician,  4  Leamington  ter. 
Oswald,  John  {Gen.  Reg.  Ho.),  1  Pilrig  place 
Oswald,  John  H.,  artist,  28  London  street 
Oswald,  Robert,  draper,  170  High  street 
Oswald,  Robert,  draper,  16  Melville  terrace 
Oswald,  Lady,  Southbank,  Canaan  lane 
Otago,  Home  Agency  of  the  Provincial 
Government,  3  Hope  street ;  John  Auld, 
W.S.,  agent;  Geo.  Andrew,  SS.C,  secy. 
Ott,  William,  German  clock  maker,  12a  Leith 

street  terrace 
Oughton,  Gavin,  engineer,  7  Kirk  street 
Oughton,  Mrs,  25  Morrison  street 
Our  Club,  36  Hanover  street 
Outerson,  William,  builder,  20  Melville  ter. 
Outram,  Mrs  George,  Hermitage  villa,  Wardie 

crescent 
Ovens,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  guano  and  cake  mer- 
chants, 27  Timber  bush 
Ovens,  Mrs  Sophia,  4  Lynedoch  place 
Ovenstone.  Mrs,  39  Albany  street,  Leith 
Overend,  Campbell,  34  Ann  street 
Owen,  Charles,  Pentland  view,  Mayfield  street 
Owen,    Joseph,    auctioneer    and    appraiser, 

125  Princes  street ;  house,  52  Bristo  st. 
Owens,  M.,  pawnbroker,  142  Cowgate 
Owens,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  21  Macdowall  street 
Oyston,  John,  1  Tarvit  street 


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PAT 


Pack,  Misses,  16  West  Preston  street 
Padon,   A.  &  D.,  general  stationers,   13    St 

Andrew  square 
Padon,  Thomas,  S.S.C.,  5  Hart  street 
Pae,  James,  75  Broughton  street 
Pagan,  Archibald,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  14 

India  place  ;  house,  6  Saunders  street 
Pagan,  Alexander,  12  Charles  street 
Pagan,   M.,   tobacconist   and  stationer,    164 

Canongate 
Pagan,  0.,  spirit  dealer,  23  Lady  Lawson'swynd 
Pagan,  Walter,  96  North  Back  of  Canongate 
Pagan,  Mrs,  8  Melville  street 
Page,  David,  LL.D.,  44  Gilmore  place 
Page,  Thomas,  8  Douglas  terrace 
Painter,  Francis,  55  Cumberland  street 
Pairman  Brothers,   provision   merchants,   87 

Potterrow 
Pairman,  J.  R.,  13  East  Preston  street 
Pairman,  J.  (P.  Brothers),  1  Rillbank  crescent 
Pairman,  Wm.  (P.  Brothers),  1  Rillbank  cres. 
Pamnan,  iirs  R.,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  68 

Adam  square,  3  North  CoUege  street,  and 

198  Canongate  ;  house,  5  Lutton  place 
Paisley,  James,  commercial  traveller,  10  North 

Fort  street,  Leith 
Palace   Hotel,    109   Princes  street ;    John 

Fleming,  manager 
Palethorp,  James  R.  D.,  clerk  N;  B.  Railway, 

11  West  Catherine  place 
Pallister,  Robert,  crystal  merchant,  3  Union 

street;  house,  2  Janefield  place 
Palmas,  Solemy  de,  French  teacher,  34  Howe 

street 
Palmer,  David,  corn  merchant,  9  Grassmarket ; 

house,  5  West  Lauriston  place 
Palmer,  Rev.  H.  J.,  M.A.,  30  Castle  terrace 
Palmer,  James,  grocer,  101  Grassmarket 
Palmer,  John  D.  {inspector  East  Coast  Rail- 

loaij),  Waverley  bridge;  house,  6  Market  st. 
Palmer,  M.  (Baillie  S,-  P.),  3  Rockville   place 
Palmer,  Mrs,  13  North-west  Circus  place 
Palmer,  Miss  M.,  lodgings,  53  Lothian  road 
PANTON  &  YOUNG,  clothiers  and  hatters,  35 

and  36  South  bridge.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  62 
Panton,  Geo.   A.  {English  and  Scottish  Law 

Life  Assurance  Association),  hon.  secretary 

Edinr.  Geological  Society,  31  Hope  terrace 
Panton,  George  A.,  merchant,  25  North  br.; 

house,  19  India  street 
Panton,  Rev.  John  A.,  12  Osborne  terrace 
Panton,  William  (P.  c^  Younrj),  31  Hope  ter. 
Pai'cero,  Joseph,  37  Sheriff  brae 
Paris,    John,    architect,    99    George   street ; 

house,  25  Cumberland  street 
Park,    J.    &    R.,    bricklayers    and    furnace- 

buQders,  5  Union  jDlace,  Bennington  road 
Park,  R.,  &  Co.,  timber  merchants.  Sands, 

Tower  street ;  office,  20  Constitution  street 
Park,  Ebenezer  {James  Dove  ^'  Co.),  engineer, 

]  8  Greenside  lane 
Park,  Jas.  D.,  engineer  {James  Dove  Sj-  Co.), 

30  London  street 


Park,  John,  advocate,  1  Thomas  street 

Park,  John  W.,  bootmaker,  10  William  street 

Park,  John,  71  Fountainbridge 

Park,  John,  shoemaker,  44  W.  Richmond  st. 

Park,  John  C,  surgeon-dentist,  108  Rose  st. 

Park,  Peter,  4  High  Calton 

Park,  R.  John,  merchant,  55  Albany  street 

Park,'Thos.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  15  Brougham 

street 
Park,  Walter,  bootmaker,  14  South  College 

street ;  house,  18  St  Leonard  street 
Park,  William,  Georgefield,  3  Chamberlain  rd. 
Park,  Mrs  G.,  Whitebank  house,  Canaan  lane 
Park,  Mrs,  27  Howe  street 
Park,  Miss,  Whitebank  house,  Canaan  lane 
Parker,  Forest,  10  St  Patrick  square 
Parker,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker,  110  Rose  street 
Parker,  John  F.,  wholesale  grocer  and  pro- 
vision merchant,  62  Timber  bush ;  house,  3 

Bonningtou  place 
Parker,  John  J.,  W.S.,  Newbank,  Trinity 
Parker,    John,   Legacy   Duty  Office,   Inland 

Revenue  ;  house,  44  George  square 
Parker,  John,  3  West  Cromwell  street 
Parker,  Rt.,  shipmaster,  19  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Parker,  Mrs,  6  Saxe-Cobourg  place 
Parkinson,   Miss,   boarding   school,  4   Royal 

circus 
Parrot,  Mrs,  2  Christian  bank 
Parry,  H.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  19  liirkgate  ; 

house,  97  South  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Parsons,  J.  H.,  comm.  trav.,  14  Melville  ter. 
Parsons,  Mrs  S.,  11  Upper  Gray  street 
Parsons,  Mrs,  49  Ann  street 
Pass,  Edwin,  perfumer  and  hairdresser,   89 

Princes  street ;  house,  6  Scotland  street 
Passant,  Miss  F.,  teacher,  Donaldson's  Hosp. 
Paterson  &  Allan,  wholesale  drysalters,  oil- 
men, and  butter  and  cheese  merchants,  105 

West  bow 
Paterson  &  Brown,  laths^Dlitters  and  plasterers, 

Craigside  place  ;  house,  19  Carnegie  street 
Paterson  &  Bi'own,  brassfounders  and  crystal 

chandelier  makers,  Montgomery  street 
Paterson  &  Dalziel,  commission  merchants,  15 

Assembly  street,  Leith 
Paterson  &  Forman,  C.A.,  76  George  street 
Paterson  &  Romanes,  W.S.,  7  Nelson  street 
Paterson    &   Sons,    London    pianoforte   and 

music  saloons,  27  George  street 
Paterson  &  Sons,  human  hair  merchants,  95 

Princes  street 
Paterson,  A.  &  W.,  bootmakers,  49  Nicolson  st. 
Paterson,   C.    S.    &   J.,    house  painters  and 

decorators,  29  Whitfield  place 
Paterson,  Hugh,  &Co.,  carpet  manufacturers, 

cabinetmakers,   damask  and  chintz   ware- 
house, 77  South  bridge 
Paterson,  W.,  &  Son,  merchts.,  91  Grassmarket 
Paterson,  A.,  writer,  3  Dean  bank  terrace 
Paterson,  Adam,  W.S.,  14  Abercroraby  place 
Paterson,  Adam  C,  surveyor  of  buildings,  18 

Frederick  st.  ;  house,  18  Lauriston  gardens 


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165 


Paterson,  Alexander,  missionaiy,  54  Rankeil- 

lor  street 
Paterson,  Alexander,  42  York  place 
Paterson,  Alexander,  inspector  of  stamps  and 

taxes,  14  TTaterloo  place 
1  Paterson,  Alexander  F.,  grocer,  39  Kirkgate ; 

lioiise,  15  Glover  street 
Paterson,  Alexander,  16  Cumin  place 
'  Paterson,  Alex.,  tailor,  12  Valleyfield  street 
I  Paterson,  Alex.,  daiiy.  49  Duke  street,  Leith; 
I      house,  8  Queen's  place 
j  Paterson,  Andrew,  C.A.  (P.  tV  Forman),  76 
t      George  street ;  ho.  8  Abbotsford  crescent 
,  Paterson,  Andi-ew,  20  Barouy  street 
Paterson,  Archd.,  merchant,  31  Grange  road 
Paterson,  Daniel,  16  Portland  place 
Paterson,   David  A.  (Cochrane,  P.,  ^"  Co.), 

Restalrig  park,  RestaMg  road 
I  Paterson,  David,  baker,  15  Sowersby  place 
j  Paterson,    David,    commercial    traveller,    35 

George  iv.  bridge 
;  Paterson,  David  F..  agent,  5  Kerr  street 
'  Paterson,    D.   TT.    (Lindsay  S>-  P.),  12  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Paterson,  George  A.,  M.D.,  Deputy  Commis- 
sioner ia  Limacy,  15  N.  Merchiston  place 
Paterson,  George,  pawnbroker,  1  Riclimond 

place,  96  Nicolson  street,  and  21  Greenside 

row  ;  house,  96  Nicolson  street 
Paterson,  George,  engineer,  4  Caledonian  road 
Paterson,  H.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  19 

Carnegie  street 
Paterson,  Henry,  brrd-stuffer  and  cage-maker, 

18  Frederick  street 
Paterson,  Hugh,  plumber,  5  Elm  row  ;  ho.  6 
Paterson,  James,  builder  and  asphalter.  East 
-  Newington  place  :   asphalt  yai'd,   Pattison 

street,  Leith ;  house,  2  Hope  park  crescent 
Paterson,  James,  9  Livingstone  place 
Paterson,   James,   Lothian  Arms,  80.  South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Paterson,  Jas.,  tobacconist,  54  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Paterson,  James  (P.  ^y  Allan),  5  Lauriston  park 
Paterson,  Jas.,  glass  merchant,  12  Barony  st. 
Paterson,  James,  printer  (Muir  ^-  P.),  41a 

Broughton  street 
Paterson,  James,  11  Duncan  street 
Paterson,  James,  sheep  dealer,  Leven  terrace 
Paterson,  James,  accountant  and  house  agent, 

10  Hanover  street ;  house,  39  Grange  road 
Paterson,  James,  bellhanger,  17  Spittal  street 
Paterson,  James,  W.S.,  14  Abercromby  place 
Paterson,  James  N.  (Bank  of  Scotland),  35 

Minto  street 
Paterson,  James,  searcher  of  records,  5  Black- 
wood crescent 
Paterson,  John,  watch  material  dealer,  150 

High  street 
Paterson,   John,    inspector   of  lighting    and 

cleaning,  46  Findhorn  place 
Paterson,  John  (Romanes  ^■P.),42  Blacket  pi. 
Paterson,  John,  civil  engineer,  27  Hope  ter. 
Paterson,  John,  architect,  21  St  Andrew  sq. 


Paterson,  John,  collector,  9  Macdowall  street 
Paterson,  John,  engineer  and  machine  maker, 

26  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Paterson,  John,  44  Maryfield  place 
Paterson,  John,  greengrocer,  13  Citadel  st. 
Paterson,  Laurence,  traveller,  28  Bernard  st. 
Paterson,  Maurice,  rector.  Free  Normal  School, 

Canongate  ;  house,  12  Grange  loan 
Paterson,    Maurice,   bookbiader,    bookseller, 

stationer,    and   newsagent,    15   Broughton 

street ;  house,  31 
Paterson,    R.,    architect    and    city   assessor 

(Valuation  of  Lands  Act);  office,  10  Hanover 

street ;  house,  47  Grange  road 
Paterson,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  91  South 

bridge;  house,  16  Melville  terrace 
Paterson,  R.  B.,  working  jeweller,  51  North 

bridge  ;  house,  34  St  Leonard  street 
Paterson,  R.  Y.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 28  Home  street ;  house,  31 
Paterson,  Robert,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  32  Chai-- 

lotte  street,  Leith 
Paterson,  Robt.,  merchant,  118  Lauriston  pi. 
Paterson,  Robert,  wme  and  spirit  merchant, 

6  West  St  Anthony  place 
Paterson,  Robert,  joiner,  house  carpenter,  and 

undertaker,  138  Causewayside ;   house,  26 

Findhorn  place 
Paterson,  Robei't,  surveyor  of  buildings,  10a 

N.  St  David  st. ;  house,  2  Livingstone  place 
Paterson,  Robert,  engraver  on  wood,  3  East 

Register  street ;  ho.  6  South  Clerk  street 
Paterson,    Robert,    teacher,    Rosebm-n    Free 

Church  school,  12  Devon  place 
Paterson,  Robert,  7  India  place 
Paterson,  R.  Roy,  musicseller,  27  George  st. ; 

house,  Northwood  ho.,  Russell  pi..  Trinity 
Paterson,  Tliomas,  14  Argyle  terrace 
Paterson,   Thomas,   grocer,   wme  and   spirit 

merchant,  5  East  Register  street 
Paterson,  Thomas,  tea  dealer,  7  Grove  street 
Paterson,  Thomas,  W.S.  (Gillespie  cj-  P.),  81a 

George  street 
Paterson,  Thomas  K.,  jeweller,  24  Nicolson  st. 
Paterson,  T.  (G.P.O.),  6  Gardner's  crescent 
Paterson,  TTilliam,  bookseller  and  publisher, 

74  Prmces  street ;  house,  23  Hope  terrace 
Paterson,  "Wm.  A.  0.,  advocate,  118  Princes  st. 
Paterson,  W.  (W.  P.  ^'  Son),  5  Lauriston  lane 
Paterson,  William  (sec.  B.  L.   Co.^s  Bank),  4 

Regent  terrace 
Paterson,  W.,  greengrocer,  14  Queensferry  st. 
Paterson,  William,  1  Taylor  place 
Paterson,  William,  11  Bomiington  place 
Patereon,    William,    tailor    and    clothier,    4 

Elder  street 
Paterson,  WiUiam,  jun.  (W.  Paterson  S,-  Son), 

6  Gladstone  place 
Paterson,    William,   solicitor  and    N.P.,   and 

agent  for   Royal   Insurance  Company,    13 

Bernard  street 
Paterson,  Rev.  William,  Upton  cottage,  West 

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Patei-sou,  ^Ym.  U..  clerk,  13  Bright  terrace 
Patersou,  Mrs  Adam,   lodgings,  Bloomberry 

house,  Canaan  lane 
Paterson,  iirs  Ajine.  12  Shrub  place 
Paterson,  Mrs  Colin,  28  Pitt  street 
Paterson,  Mrs  D.,  13  Gladstone  terrace 
Paterson,  Mrs  George,  35  Minto  street 
Paterson,  ^Lrs  H.,  SO  Maryfield  place 
Paterson,  Mrs  James,  6  Drumdryan  street 
Patei'son,  ]\[rs  John,  grocer.  9  MacdowaU  st. 
Patersou,  Mrs  John.  1-4  West  Prestou  street 
Patei-son,  Mrs  J.  L.  W.,  10  Millerfield  place 
Paterson,,  Mrs  Maria,  lodgings,  3  Eutland  st. 
Paterson,  Mrs,  dauy  and  greengrocer,  17  Hill 

place 
Paterson,  Mi*s,  dairy  and  greengxocer,  29  N. 

Richmond  street 
Patereon,  Mrs,  17  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Paterson,  ^Irs,  2  Salisbury  street 
Paterson,  Mrs,  of   Castle  Huntly,   3   Coates 

crescent 
Paterson,  Mrs.  draper,  55  Clerk  street 
Paterson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  Cannon  street 
Paterson,  Miss  A.,  11  Simon  square 
Paterson,  ^liss.  9  Brougham  street 
Paterson,  Miss  Mary,  11  Warriston  crescent 
Paterson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  21  Castle  street 
Patereon,  Miss,  44  Howe  street 
Paterson,  Miss,  40  Albany  street 
Paterson,  Miss.  2  Lothian  road 
Paterson,    Misses   A.    &  J.,  millinery,   baby 
liaen,  ladies'  imderclothing,  and  straw  hat 
warehouse,    54   Lothian   street  ;    house,  2 
Arniston  place 
Paterson,  Misses.  Primrose  bank,  Trinity 
Paterson,  Misses,  23  Heriot  row 
Patison,  Mre  William,  15  Hope  terrace 
Paton,   Hugh,   &   Sous,  printers,   pubhshers, 
book   and   print  sellers,    picture   cleauei-s, 
artists'    colourmen,  carvers  and  gilders  to 
the  Queen  and  to  the  late  Duchess  of  Kent, 
agents  for  Florentine  marble  ornaments  and 
statuarj^  115  Princes  street;  printing  office 
and  workshop,  railway  advertising  contrac- 
tors, 8  St  James'  square  ;  house,  19  Lons- 
dale terrace 
Paton.  Thomas,  &  Son,  printers  and  stereo- 
typers,  13  George  st. ;  ho.  29  Warriston  cr. 
Paton,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  28 

South  bridge 
Paton,  Alexander,  2  Drummond  place 
Paton,  Andrew  M.,  brewer,  46  Pleasance 
Paton,  Andrew,  violin  teacher,  48  St  Mary  st. 
Paton,  Chalmere  L,  115  Princes  st. ;  house. 

The  Tower,  Portobello 
Paton,  George  L.,  grocer,  36  Dundas  street 
Paton,  James,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper,  1 

Leggat's  land 
Paton,  James  {Museum  of  Science  and  Art}, 

14  Gladstone  terrace 
Paton,   Jas.,  spirit  merchant,  3  Orchardfield 

street _ 
Paton  James  (//.  P.  cV  Sons),  19  Lonsdale  ter. 


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Paton,  John  {H.M.  New  Register  House),  16 

Meadow  place 
Paton,  John,  bookseller,  59  Cumberland  street 
Paton,  John,  bootmaker,  11  Drummond  street 
Paton,  John,  teacher,  Windmill  house,  Wind- 
mill lane 
Paton,   Sir  J.   Noel,    Knight,    R.S.A.    {Her 
Majesties  Limner  for  Scotland),  33  George  sq. 
Paton,  Richard,  dentist,  68  Broughtou  street 
Paton,  Robert,  printer,  7  Gladstone  terrace     / 
Paton,  Robert,  baker,  29  Rose  street 
Paton,    Thomas,    metal   dealer    and    refiner, 
Ironside   court,    85   Abbey   hill ;  house,    9 
Comely  green  place 
Paton,  Waller  H.,  R.S.A.,  landscape  painter, 

16  George  square 
Paton,    Walter,    cabinetmaker,    12   Brandon 

street ;  workshop,  SHvermills 
Paton,  William,  coal  merchant,  Hamilton  pi. 
Paton,  William,  stationer,  59  West  port 
Paton,  Mre  A.,  56  Clerk  street 
PATON,  MES,  register  office  for  servants,  46 

India  street.     "^  See  Adv.  p.  101 
Paton,  Mrs,  lodgings,  15  South  Charlotte  st. 
Paton,  Mrs,  Windmill  house,  Windmill  lane 
Paton,  Miss,  56  Clerk  street 
Paton,  Miss,  31  Broughton  place 
Paton,  Miss,  7  Lauder  road 
Paton,  Miss,  18  Lynedoch  place 
Patrick,  James,  17  Barony  street 
Patrick,  Robert,  hatter,  153  High  street 
Patrick,  MrsS..  23  Abercromby  place 
Patten,  John,  W.S.,  7  Drummond  place 
Patterson,  William,  &  Son,  wood-carvers,  15 

East  Drmnmond  street 

Patterson,  A.,  corn  and  hay  dealer,  Lochrin 

and  85  Giles  street ;  house,  34  Leven  street 

Patterson,  C,  shipmaster,  57  Prince  Regent  st. 

Pattei-son,   Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

4  Rose  street ;  house,  28  Rutland  street 
Patterson,  John  C.  (Inland  Revenue),  2  Dal- 

rymple  crescent 
Patterson,  John,  1  Portland  place 
Pattei-son,  John,  gardener,  7  Wright's  houses 
Patterson.  R.  Stewart,  11  Torpihichen  street 
Patterson,  Thos.  (A.Bell  S^-Son),  3  Rutland  sq. 
Patterson,  Walter  Greenoak,  book  and  print 
seller  and  photographic  publisher,  34  Fre- 
derick street 
PATTEESON,  WILLIAM,  upholsterer,  cabinet- 
maker, undertaker,  house  carpenter,  house 
agent,  and  licensed  ajjpraiser,  depot  and  dry 
stores  for  furnitmre  and  luggage,  10  Queens- 
ferry  street ;  house,  8  Manor  place  ;  works, 
Dairy  road.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  67 
Patterson,  Mrs,  41  Clerk  street 
Patterson,  Miss,  93  Broughton  street 
Pattison  &  Rhind,  W.S.,  12  St  Andrew  square 
Pattison,  G.  G.,  secretary,  City  of  Glasgow 
Assurance  Co.,  21  St  Andrew  square;  house, 
AshvUle,  York  road 
Pattison,  G.  Handasyde,  advocate,  Sheriff  of 
Roxburgh  and  Selkirk,  9  Albyn  place 


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Pattisou,  John,  W.S.,  63  South  Clerk  street 
Pattisou,  Peterswald,  Ashville,  York  road 
Pattisou.  R.  M.,  12  Coates  crescent 
Pattison.  T.  H..  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  26  London st. 
Pattison,  Walter  G.,  merchant,  35   Bernard 

street  ;  house,  Seacliff,  Trinity 
Pattison,  William  R.,  W.S.,  12  St  Andrew  sq. ; 

house.  9  Albyn  place 
Pattisou.  Mrs  E.,  12  Leith  street  terrace 
Pattisou,  Miss,  14  Pitt  street 
Pattison.  Misses,  13  Scotland  street 
Patton.  Mrs  George,  30  Heriot  row 
Patton,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  Kerr  street 
Pattullo,  J.  W.,  9  Prospect  street 
Pattullo,  Miss,  38  Ann  street 
Paul,  A.  {Wilkie  cV  P.),  89  Gilmore  place 
Paul,  Rev.  John,  D.D.,  13  George  square 
Paul,  Jn..  plumber  and  gasfitter,  17  S.  Clerk  st. 
Paul,  John,  contractor,  46  Bernard  street 
Paul,  John,  accountant,  12  Balfoiu"  street 
Paul,  Robert,  joiner,  -42  Home  street 
Paul,  Thomson,  W.S.,  14  Broughton  place    ' 
Paul.  William.  \\Titer,  10  Brougham  street 
Paul,  Mrs  R.,  Viewforth 
Paul,  Miss,  6  West  Claremout  street 
PAULIN,  GEORGE,    funeral    undertaker,   32 j Pearson,  C,  6  Register  place 

and  42  Jamaica  street  and  14  St  Anthony !  Pearson,  George  B.,  14  Calton  hill 

place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  110  Pearson,  Rev.  George,  17  Lauriston  street 


Peacock,    Robert,    victual    dealer,    13   West 

Maitland  street ;  house,  31  Morrison  street 
Peacock,  T.  B.,  metal  agent,  54  North  bridge  ; 

house,  16  Gilmore  place 
Peacock,  William,  34  Great  King  street 
Peacock,  Mrs  Adam,  2  Lauriston  terrace 
Peacock,  Mrs  G.,  59  Castle  street 
Peacock,  Mrs  Henry,  64  Frederick  street 
Peacock,  I^Irs,  1  Tarvit  street 
Peacock.  ?»[rs,  lodgings,  2  Melville  street 
Peacock,  M.,  miUiuer  and  dressmaker,  51  Home 

street 
Peacock,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  24 

Findhoru  place 
Pearce,  W.    H.,  commercial   traveller,  West 

cottage,  Boswell  road 
Pearce,  Mrs,  ladies'  nm'se,  15  Jamaica  street 
Pears,  James,  7  Fiugal  place 
Pearson  &  Robertson,  W.S.,  17  Royal  circus 
Pearson,  Charles  &  David,  C.A.  and  actuai-ies, 

128  George  street 
Pearson,  Adam,  22  Blackford  road 
Pearson,  Alexander,  teacher,  4  Albert  terrace 
Pearson,  Andrew,  14  Calton  hill 
Pearson,  C.  J.,  advocate,  128  George  street 


Paulin,  WiUiam,  shipmaster,  2  Kirk  street 
Paxton,  George,  &  Son,  boiler  manufacturers 

and  smiths,  43  Salamander  street ;  hoixse, 

85  Constitution  street 
Paxton,  James,  shoemaker,  15  Nicolson  square 
Paxton,  M.,  gi'ocer,  5  Fox  lane 
Paxton,  Wm.,plaiu  and  decorative  house  painter, 

1  Abercromby  place  ;  house,  46  Dick  place 
Paxton,  Wm.  (/.  Fulton  S)-  Co.),  11  Lauder rd. 
Paxton,  William,  bootcloser,  35  Leith  street 
Paxton.  Miss,  5  Glover  street 
Payne,  Richard  P.,  chemist,  2  Arthur  street, 

Leith  walk 
Payne,  Theodore,  spirit  merchant,  2  Infirmary 

street ;  coal  merchant,  14  Port  Hopetoun  ; 

house,  9  Gladstone  terrace 
Peace  &  Co.,  agents  for  the  goods  traffic  of 

the  North  British  and  Northern  railways  ; 

offices  at  Edinburgh,  Leith,  and  Granton 

railway  stations 
Peace,  David,  bootmaker,  7  Elder  street 
Peace,  David,  cabinetmaker,  8  Drumdryan  st. 
Peace,  James  (P.  ^-  Co.),  39  E.  Claremont  st. 
Peace,  Peter,  clerk,  10  Claremont  place 
Peach,  Charles  William,  30  Haddington  place 
Peacock,    Adam,    tobacco    manufacturer,    3 

John's  place,  Leith 
Peacock,  Ed.,  ticket  writer  and  lithographer, 

35  Cockburn  street 
Peacock,  Hugh  C,  accountant  and  insurance 

agent,  12  Sciennes  place 
Peacock,  Hugh,  human  hair  manufacturer,  50 

South  bridge 
Peacock,  Robert  A.   (/.  Balfour  &f  Co.), 

John's  place,  Leith 


Pearson,  James,  5  '\''alleyfield  street 
Pearson,  John,  8  Uuion  street,  Leith 
Pearson,  John,  3  Livingstone  place 
Pearson,    Robert,  spiiit   dealer,   6    Johnston 

terrace  ;  house,  7 
Pearson,  Thomas,  52  Grange  road 
Pearson,  Thomas  {In.  Rev.),  23  Norton  place 
Pearsou,  Thos.,  plasterer,  29  Cheyne  street 
Pearson,  Mrs  Thomas,  Powburn,  Causewayside 
Pearsou,    ^Irs,   ladies'   nurse,    4    Rosemount 

buildings 

Pearsons,  Miss,  lodgings,  21  Lothian  street 
Peat,  John  (Macnair  ^  Co.),  35  East  Clare- 
mont street 
Peat,  John,  112  Nicolson  street 
Peat,  John,  71  Great  Junction  street 
Peat,  Rear-Admii-al,  Viewforth  ho.,  Viewforth 
Peat,  Richd.,  bootmaker,  29  Jamaica  street 
Peat,  Thomas,  Rodgers'  land.  Primrose  street 
Peat,  Mrs,  112  Lauriston  place 
Peat,  Mi-s,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  3  Sand- 
port  street 
Peattie,  D.,  dentist,  6  RankeiUor  street 
Peattie,  John,  synod  officer,   E.C.,  Bellevue 

crescent  lane 
Peattie,    John,    working  men's    refreshment 

rooms,  39  North  bridge  street 
Peattie,  Mrs  Alex.,  baker,  2  Market  st.  ;  ho.  8 
Peattie,  Miss,  26  Buccleuch  place 
Pechey,  Miss  Edith,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Peck,   Edward,   draughtsman  and  engraver, 

51  Hanover  street 
Peck,  Mrs  F.,  16  East  Adam  street 
Peck,    Mrs,    midwife   and  ladies'   nurse,    28 
Jamaica  street 


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Pedie.  John  D.,  clerk,  25  Pannim-e  place 

Peddie  &  Kinnear,  architects,  3  South  Char- 
lotte street 

Peddie,  J.  &  A..  W.S.,  6  Queen  street 

PEDDIE,  EGBERT,  &  CO.,  manufacturers  of  iron 
and  wire  fences,  gates,  conservatories,  agri- 
cultural implements,  etc.,  12  Princes  street ; 
works,  Tynecastle,  Dairy  lane ;  ho.  Grange 
bank  house,  Morningside.     ^i^  See  Adv.  p.  84 

Peddie,  Robert,  &  Son,  painters  and  paper- 
hangers,  3  Duke  street,  Leith  ;  house,  5 
Thomson's  place 

Peddie,  Alex.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  15  Rutland 
street 

Peddie,  Andrew  M.,  1  Gordon  street 

Peddie,  Donald  Smith,  C.A.,  1  George  street; 
house.  North  Trinity  house,  Trinity 

Peddie,  James,  W.S.  (J.  ^'  .4.  Peddie),  41 
Chalmers  street 

Peddie,  James,  jim.,  civil  engineer,  6  Queen 
street ;  house,  41  Chalmers  street 

Peddie,  James,  city  missionary,  47  George 
IV.  bridge 

Peddie,  James,  commission  agent,  1  Hanover 
street ;  house.  19  Dundas  street 

Peddie,  John  Dick,  R.S.A.,  architect.  3  South 
Charlotte  street ;  ho.  83  Buckiugham  ter. 

Peddie,  J.  T.,  printer,  26  St  James'  square 

Peddie,  Robert  {R.  P.  &,-  Co.),  Grange  bank 
house,  GreenhiU  bank 

Peddie.  Thomas,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 
27  Collins  place 

Peddie,  Rev.  WHliam,  D.D.,  57  George  square 

Peddie,  William,  11  Lauriston  park 

Peddie,  Mrs,  apartments,  12  Alva  street 

Peddie,  Mrs,  refreshment  rooms,  3  Foxe's  lane 

Peddie,  Miss,  11  Lutton  place 

Peden,  Mrs,  16  Gayfield  square 

Peebles,  A.  &  R.,  cabinetmakers  and  uphol- 
sterers, 9  Clyde  street 

Peebles,  D.Bruce,  printing  press  manufacturer, 
68  AVest  Fountainbridge  ;  house,  18  View- 
forth  teiTace 

Peebles,  J.  G.  C,  S.S.C,  11  Brandon  street 

Peebles,  John,  2  Dock  place 

Peebles,  Peter,  tailor,  17  Arthirr  street 

Peebles,  Robert,  35  Barony  street 

Peebles,  Thomas,  hairdresser,  14  Home  street ; 
house,  3  Macneil  street 

Peebles,  Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  45  Rose  st. 

Peffers,  James,  13  Glover  street 

Peggie,  David,  green gi-ocer,  4  Abbotsford  pi. 

PELICAN  LIFE  INSUEANCE  COMPANY; 
office,  11  Duke  st.  Agents:  John  M'Cul- 
locJi,  British  Linen  Company's  Bank;  and 
Murray,  Beith,  &,'  Murray,  43  Castle  st. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  30 

Pendreigh,  Mrs  George,  5  Mansfield  place 

Pendrich,  Thos.,  working  jeweller,  174  Rose  st. 

PENDRIGH,  JAMES,  tailor  and  clothier,  17 
Green  side  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  103 

Pendrigh,  Jas.,  Caledonian  temperance  hotel, 
17  Greenside  street 


Pendrigh,  "William,  family  linen  warehouse, 
Assemblj'  rooms,  54  George  street ;  ho.  45 

Peniclik  Railway  CojirANY  Office,  79  Geo. 
street ;  T.  F.  Weir,  solicitor  and  secretary 

Penman,  Alexr.,  drysalter  and  spice  mercht., 
16  Drummond  street 

Penman,  Andrew,  dry.?alter,  19  Roxburgh  st. 

Penman,  John,  grocer  and  baker,  67  Giles 
street,  4  Great  Junction  street,  and  46 
Water  lane,  Leith  ;  house,  4  Union  st.,  Leith 

Penman,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4 
Fyfe  place  ;  ho.  21  Pilrig  model  buildings 

Penman,  Thomas  B.,  141  Causeway  side 

Pennie,  Arch.,  shipmaster,  1  Grahame  street 

Pennie,  Robt.  G.  H.  {Union  Bank),  W.  New- 
ing'ion  place 

Penny,  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Broughton  street 

Pentland,  Y.  J.,  &  Son,  coopers  and  stave  mer- 
chants, 14  Spence's  place,  Leith 

Pentland,  D.,  working  jeweller,  58  Hanover  st. 

Pentland,  Robert,  spuit  merchant,  34  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith  ;  house,  31  Bangor  road 

Pentland,  Y.  J.,  sen.,  13  Spence's  place,  Leith 

Pentland,  Young,  jun.  (P.  ^'  Son),  Muirville, 
Newhaven  road 

Pentland,  Mrs  James,  milliner,  25  West  Nicol- 
son  street 

Pentzlin  &  ^I'Adie,  veneer  and  wood  mer- 
chants, Mint,  South  Gray's  close,  56  High 
street 

Pentzlin,  August  (P.  &;  M^Adie),  3  Upper 
Gray  street 

Pentzlin,  Ludwig,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  16 
Elm  row 

Peploe,  R.  L.  (C.  B.  of  Scot.),  39  Manor  pi. 

Perigal,  Arthur,  R.S.A.,  landscape  painter,  7 
Oxford  terrace 

Perkins,  Mrs,  30  Brunswick  street 

Perry,  Charles,  eating-house,  167  High  street 

Peter.  David,  2  Clyde  street  lane 

Peterkin,  Archibald,  cane-chair  maker,  17 
Leith  walk 

Peterkin,  John,  bootmaker,  9  Hillhousefield  ; 
house,  10 

PETERS,  ALEXANDER  M.,  plumber  and  gas- 
fitter,  13  Dundas  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  87 

Peters,  David,  30  Kemp  place 

Peters,  James,  3  Hope  park  crescent 

Peterson  Brothers  &  Co.,  general  commission 
merchants,  Allison  place 

Peterson,  John  (P.  Brothers  S^-  Co.),  4  Whar- 
ton place 

Peterson,  John,  merchant.  East  cottages, 
Granton 

Peterson,  Magnus  (P.  Brothers  &•  Co.),  71 
South  Clerk  street 

Peterson,  Rev.  Peter,  6  Gladstone  terrace 

Peterson,  William,  clerk,  10  Balfour  street 

Petilleau,  B.  M.,  of  Paris,  B.A.,  teacher  of 
French,  50  Castle  street 

Petley,  Major  P.  M'Leod,  5  Abbotsford  park 

Petrie,  PhOp,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants  and  rec- 
tifiers, 7  and  8  Fyfe  place 


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Petrie,   John,  &   Co.,    general   drapers,    110 

Grassmarket 
Petrie,  David,  spiiit  merchant,  27  Queen  street, 

Leith 
Petrie,  Gavin,  general  mercliant,  upholsterer, 
undertaker,  and  house  agent,  122  West  port 
Petrie,  George,  accountant,  27  Cockburn  st. 
Petrie,  John,  saddler,  20  Bank  street 
Petrie,  John  (/.  P.  ^^  Co.),  9  Prospect  street 
Petrie,  Robert,  mason,  12  Grindlay  street 
Petrie,  Stephen  F.,  3  Middleby  street 
Petrie,  Wm.,  mason,  14  Upper  Grove  place 
Petrie,  Mrs  James,  32  Cumberland  street 
Petrie,  Mrs,  grocer,  33  Thistle  street 
Petrie,  Mrs,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Pettegrew,  William  S.  {Register  House),  Rich- 
mond cottage.  Ferry  road 
Pettet,  J.  B.,  cormnercial  traveller,  11  Glad- 
stone terrace 
Pettet,  "W.  B.,  draper  and  hosier,  6  Melville 

terrace 
Pettet,  Mrs  C,  9  Montague  street 
Pettie,  David,  shirtmaker  and  manufacturer  of 

hosiery.  316  Lawnmarket;  house,  411 
Pettie,  John,  greengrocer,  56  Canongate 
Pettie,  Robert,  greengrocer,  91  Canongate 
Pettigrew,  J.,  engine-fitter,  6  Lady  Menzies 

place 
Pettigrew,   Robert,    commercial   traveller,   5 

King's  place 
PiLiRMACEDTiCAL  SOCIETY,  119  George  Street; 

John  ifackay,  secretary 
Phaup,  William,  1  Bainfield  place 
Phemister,  Robert,  wright,  20  Lauriston  street 
PhUcox,  George  (armourer,   Castle),  2  West 

Adam  street 
Philip  &  Lains,  S.S.C,  140  Princes  street 
Philip,  David,"S.S.C.  (P.  S^  Laing),  14  Leam- 
ington terrace 
Philip,  Rev.  George,  48  Blacket  place 
Philip,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3  Glover 

street 
PhiHp,  James,  teacher,  8  Macnab  street 
Philip,  John,  wood  merchant,  41  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
Philip,  Rev.  Robert,  A.M.,  2  So.  Gray  street 
Philip,  Thomas,  51  Broughton  street 
Phillip,  William,  baker,  1  Deanhaugh  street ; 

house,  21  Cheyne  street 
Philip,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  8  Greenside  place 
Philip,  Mrs  Alexander,  2  Bernard  terrace 
Philip,  Miss,  Gothic  bouse,  York  road 
Philips,  Andrew,  7  Gladstone  terrace 
Philips,  John,  religious  book  and  Bible  depo- 
sitary, 58  Kirkgate 
Philips,  John,  3  Taylor  place,  Easter  road 
Phillips,  William  {Com.  Bank),  22  Blacket  pi. 
PhiUips,  William,  inspector  of  works,  6  Kirk 

street 
PHILLIPS,     WILLIAM,    house    painter,    21 
George  street ;  house,  8  Mackenzie  place. 
■^  See  Adv.  p.  91 
Phillips,  Mrs,  4  Leven  terrace 


Philosophical  Institution,  4  Queen  street 
(Henry  Bowie,  secij. ;  W.  Carfrae,  librarian). 
The  newsroom  open  every  lawful  day  from 
8  A.M.  till  10  P.M.  The  library  open  from 
9.30  A.M.  till  9.30  P.M. 
Philp's  Cockburn  hotel,  1,  3,  and  17  Cockburn 

street 
Philp,  George,  clerk,  9  Macnab  street 
Philp,  And«'.  (Cockhurn  hotel),  1  Cockburn  st. 
Philp,  Wm.  T.,  Merchiston  lodge,  Merchiston 
Philp,  Mrs  J.,  9  Fyfe  place 
Philpot,  James,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  68 

Princes  street ;  house,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Philpott,  John   (late    Clark's),    hotel,   New- 
haven 
Phimister,  Alex.,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  6 

East  Broughton  place 
Phimister,  Mrs,  1  Arniston  place 
Phin,  C.  &  A.,  fishing-tackle  manufacturers, 

80b  Princes  street 
Phin,  John,  S.S.C,  13  Heriot  row 
Phin,  Rev.  K.  M.,  D.D.,  Convener  of  Home 
Mission  Committee  (E.G.),  22  Queen  street; 
house,  13  Chalmers  street 
Phin,  Miss,  2  Wuadsor  street 
Phipps,  T.,  Property  and  Income  Tax  Office, 
14  Waterloo  place ;  house,  9  Laverockbank 
terrace 
Phipps,  Mrs,  Somerset  cot.,  Newhaven  park 
PHCENTK      FIRE     ASSURANCE    COMPANY. 
Agents:  John  M'CuUoch,  B.  L.  Co.'s  Bank 
(office,  11  Duke  st.)  ;  W.  S.  Muir,  1  Han- 
over St. ;  Rhenius  &  Lawrie,  4a  St  Andrew 
square;  Alex.  B.  Armitage,  3  N.  St  David 
St. ;  Wm.  Muir,  7  Wellington  place,  Leith. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  30 
Picken,  Thomas,  1  Albany  street,  Leith 
PICKEN,  WM.,  watch  and  clock  maker,  9  Mel- 
bourne   place ;    house,     3    Spittal   street. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  50 
Pierson,  Miss,  40  Castle  street 
Pigott,  ]\Irs  H.  Smyth,  2  Walker  street 
Pike,  R.,  traveller,  9  Arthur  street,  Leith  walk 
Pike,  Mrs  Jane,  30  St  James'  square 
Pilkington  &  Bell,  architects,  2  Hill  street 
PUkington,  Frederick  T.,  architect :  chambers, 

2  Hill  St. ;  house,  Egremont  house,  Dick  pi. 
Pillans,  H.  &  J.,  printers,  16  South  Bridge ; 

house,  17  Seton  place 
Pillans,  Hugh  Scott  (City  of  Glasgoiv  Bank)^ 

12  Dryden  place 
Pillans,  John  F.,  7  Tantallon  place 
Pillans,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  73  S. 
Clerk  street,  55  Nicolson  street,  61  Cock- 
burn street,  and  25  Greenside  st.  ;  house, 

3  Bernard  terrace 

Pillans,  Miss,  3  West  Newington 

Pillau  Steam  Office  (/.  Currie  &,-  Co.),  34 

Bernard  street 
PilLman,  Mervyn,  3  Randolph  place 
Pilmor,  Miss,  milliner,  36  Hanover  street 
Pinkerton,  Allan,  junior,  clerk  of  works,  21 

Brougham  place 


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Pinkerton,  Wm.  (Clark  §■  P.),  35  Lauristonj Pollock,  Robert,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 
wardens  1     H  Greenside  place  ;  house,  9  Greenside  pi. 

Pinkerton,  William,  cabinet  and  chair  maker,  j Pollock,  R.,  smith  and  masons'  tool  manufac- 
29  Chalmers'  close;  house,  31  Milne's  court!     turer,  I.ochrin 


Piukerton,  ^Irs  John,  8  Castle  street 

Pinkerton,  Miss,  22  Scotland  street 

Pirie,  James,  Bathfield 

Prrie,  Rev.  John,  6  North  Mansionhouse  road 

Pirret,  James,  56  Clerk  street 


Pollock,  Mrs,  17  Carlton  terrace 
Pollock,  Mrs  John,  4  Montague  street 
Pollock,  Mrs,  32  Wright's  houses 
Poison  &  Falconer,  paper-rulers  and  book 
iixicu  »a,ii^v<.   ,j^  ^^^^j.^  ^^.^^.  I     binders,  104  High  street 

Pirret',  John,  grocer,  58  Clerk  street;  ho.  81  jPolson,   James,  fitrniture  dealer,  14  St  An-  / 
Pirret,  Thos.,  grocer,  2  Marmion  ter.  ;  ho.  1  \     drew  street,  Leith 
Pirrie,  David,  &  Co.,  ^rights,  24  and  25  Duke  Poison,  P.,  6  East  Adam  street 

street,  I^eith  !  Poison,  Robert,  bootmaker,  48  St  John's  place 

Pirrie,    John,   spirit  merchant,    31    William: Ponds,  Mrs  Jos.,  lodgings,  8  Hope  ter.,  Leith 

street;  house,  22  !Ponton,  George,  baker,  10  St  Vincent  street 

Pirrie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  34  Castle  street  I  Ponton,  Thomas  Muir,  house  carpenter  and 

Pitbladdo,  James,  clerk  of  ATOrks,  16  Grmdlay      builder,  Broughton;  house,  38  Barony  st. 

street  i  Ponton,  Mrs  R.,  8  Hay  street 

Pitblado,    William,    fruiterer,    31    Whitfield  i  Ponton,  Miss,  10  FoiTes  street 


place  ;  house,  13  Croxsai  street 
Pitcairn,  A.  Y.,  W.S.,  38  Albany  street 
Pitcau-n,  W.  F.,  19  Forth  street 
Pitcairn,  Mrs,  9  Northumberla.nd  street 
Pitcau-n,  Miss,  67  Great  Kiug  street 
Pitcairn,  Miss,  30  York  place 
Pitkeathly,   William,  gxocer  and  wine  mer- 


Poole,  Alexander,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 
47  Broughton  street;  house,  16 

Poor-rates  Office,  279  High  street;  Joseph 
Wood,  collector 

{Porteous,  Alexander,  currier  and  leather  mer- 

1  chant,  36  &  38  Rose  street  ;  house,  Char- 
lotte villa,  Murray  street,  Sciennes  hill 


chant,  8  Rose  street  | Porteous,  A.,  8  Spence's  place,  Leith 

Pitmau,Fred.,W.S.  (/.  ^-i^.^ijif/ersojOjCham-jPorteous,   Alex.,  manufacturer  and   layer  of 


bers,  48  Castle  st. ;  ho.  11  Great  Stuart  st 
Pitt,  David,  7  Riutoul  place 
Pitteudi-ich,  Alexander,  bookbinder,  7  ]\Iilne 

square  ;  house,  6  Lewis  terrace 
Pittendrigh,  George  (./.  /.  Litndy  &i'  Co.),  36 

Albany  street,  Leith 
Pittendrigh,  Mrs  George,  10  Duncan  street 


asphalt,  contractor  for  Minton's  mosaic  tile 

pavement,  36  Leith  walk;  ho.  17  Ehn  row 
Porteous,    Alexander,    commercial   traveller, 

23  London  street 
Porteous,  Alexander,  jun.,  builder,  36  Leith 

walk  ;  house,  17  Elm  row 
Porteous,  G.,  printer,  4  St  Patrick  square 


Plank,  John,  grocer  and  spiiit  merchant,  29 '  Porteous,  Geo.,  phunber,  12  Great  Junction  st. 

Hercles  street  Porteous,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

PLATE-GLASS    INSUEANCE    COMPANY,     1 :     44  Nicolson  street ;  house,  104  High  street 

Hanover  street;    William  Edwards,  agent.  Porteous,  James,  teacher,  19  Gayfield  square 

'^  See  Adv.  p.  32  "         Porteous,  James,  spirit  merchant,  100  Rose 

Player,  James  B.,  8  Cumberland  street  j     street ;  house,  104 

Player,  John,  coach-hirer,  23  Dundas  st.,  2!Porteous,  Jas.  {Thomson  cV  P.),  24  Calton  hill 

Scotland  st.,  and  Tanfield  ;  ho.  39  Pitt  st.   Porteous.  Jas.,  teetotal  coffeehouse,  104  High 
Playfair,  Chailes,  22  Alva  street  !     street 

Playfair,  Lieutenant-Colonel  G.  W.,  6  North  Porteous,  Jas.,  spirit  merchant,  1  Johnston  pi. 

Mansionhouse  road  Porteous,  John  D.  H.,  city  missionary,  4  Gal- 

Playfair,  Misses.  34  Heriot  row  j     loway's  entry,  53  Canongate 

Pleiiderleith,  WiUiam,  65  Thistle  street  Porteous,  John  R.,  commercial  traveller,  24 

Pluner,    Andrew,   builder,  21  Gilford  park ; ;      Clerk  street 


house,  3  Parkside  street 
Plummer,  Alexander,  butcher,  47  Home  street 
Plummer,  John,  11  Bruntsfield  place 
Pole,  James,  shipmaster,  2  Portland  terrace 
Police,  County  Office,  County  buildings 
Police  Offices,  Police  Chambers,  High  street, 

Edinburgh,  and  18  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Pollands,  Geo.,  painter,  7  Bowling-gTceu  st. 
PoUands,  Mrs  J.,  milliner,  11  St  Vincent  st. 
PoUexfeu,  James  R.,  W.S.,  6  India  street 
Pollock,  Peter,  &  Sou,  veteriuary  surgeons, 

83  Rose  street;  house,  2  Frederick  street 
Pollock,  James,  grocer  and   provision   mer 


Porteous,  WiUiam,  sheriff-clerk  depute,  87 
George  street 

Porteous,  William,  17  St  Patrick  squai-e 

Porteous,  William,  5  Kerr  street 

Porteous,  Wm.,  jun.,  baker  and  confectioner 
(Post  Office),  13  Dairy  park  ter.;  house,  11 

Porteous,  ]*lrs  Alex.,  dairy,  and  provision 
dealer,  14  Merchiston  terrace  and  mains 

Porteous,  Mrs  M.,  grocer,  62  Buccleuch  street 

Porteous,  Mrs,  7  Annandale  street 

Porteous,  Mrs,  housekeeper,  Calton  Conven- 
ing hall,  23  Calton  hill 

Porteous,  Miss,  dairy,  6  Leven  street 


chant,  65  and  67  Broughton  st.  ;  house,  69!  Porteous,  Miss,  8  Atholl  place 


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Porteous,  Miss,  teacher.  Glenorchy  place 
Porteous,  Miss,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Poi"teous,  Misses,  Berlin  -syarehouee,  53  Han- 
over street ;  house,  5  Mackenzie  place 
Porter,  James,  7  Mary  field  place 
Porter,  James,  2  West  End  place 
Porter,  Martin,  circulating  librar}-,  bookseller 

and  stationer,  42  Howe  street 
Porter,  Thomas,  wright,  West  Northmnber- 

land  street  lane  ;  house,  9  Jamaica  street 
Porterfield,  John  H.,  gardener,  Lochend  road 
Post  Office,  General,  Waterloo  place  and 


Prain,  H.  D.,  actuary  {Scot.  Union  Insurance 

Office),  5  Meadow  place 
Pratt  &  Gumming,  bootmakers,  12  Janefield  pi. 
Pi-att,  Robert,  tailor,  14  South  bridge 
Preacher,  Mrs  John,  25  Pimmm-e  place 
Prentice,   Charles,    C.A.,  resident   secretary 

Scottish  Commercial  Insurance  Company, 

77  George  street;  house,  21  Howard  place 
Prentice,  J.,  butcher  and  dairyman,  W.Tollcross 
Prentice,   John,    chemist  and  druggist,    126 

Nicolsou  street 


Prentice,  J.  Glas,  21  Howard  place 
North  bridge;    branches,  33a  Bernard  st. | Prentice,   Robert,  house  painter,  temperance 
and  43  Queensferry  street  '     hotel,  7  Milne  square 

Pott,  Misses,  9  Howard  place  Prentice,    Robert,   jun.,   temperance    coffee- 

POTTAGE,  JOHN  C,  homoeopathic  chemist,'^  house,  5  Mihie  square 


117  Princes  street;  house,  7  Coates  place. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  48 
Potter  William,  3  St  David's  terrace 
Pottie,  >Irs  James,  25  Hadding-tou  place 
Pottinger,  Thomas  P.,  clerk,  23  Cheyne  st, 


Prescot,  Thos. ,  gun  polisher,  5  N.  St  James'  st. 

Presenter  of  Signatures  Office,  Parlia- 
ment square:  hours,  10  to  1;  Saturdays, 
10  to  12;  vacation,  11  to  12 

Preshaw,  Allan,  gaixlener,  Orphan  hospital 


POTTS  &  CO.,  tobacconists,  snuff  and  cigar  i  Preshaw.  John,  waiter,  168  Rose  street 


merchants,  6  Bank  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p. 

75 
POTTS,  WM.  &  HEO.Y,  wholesale  merchants, 

Port  Hopetoun  warehouses  ;  sole  agents  for 

Royal  Lochnagar  distillery,  Balmoral ;  Sir 

R.  Burnet  &  Co.,  vinegar  makers  and  dis- 
tillers, VauxhaU,  London  ;  John  Watson  & 

Son's  Bathville  patent  paraffin  and  lubri- 
cating  oils ;    James   Hinks    &   Son,    lamp 

manufrs.,  Birmingham  ;  the  Hope   Street 

Flint  Glass  Co.,  Sunderland  ;  and  R.  Man- 

ders  &  Co.,  brewers,  Dublin,     ^t^  See  Adv. 

p.  90 
Potts,   Alexander   W.,    head-master,    Fettes 

College;  house,  Comely  bank 
Potts,  George,  billiard  and  bagatelle  manu- j  Priebke,  F.,  tobacconist,  13  Sandport  street 

facturer,  36  Hanover  street  Prime  Gilt  Office,  4  Commercial  street 

Potts,  G.  H.,  house  painter  and  mosaic  tile  Prum-ose,  Hon.  Bouverie  F.,  22  Moray  place 


Preston,  Charles,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
2  Orchaidfield  ;  house,  8  Amelia  Ann  place 
Preston,  Geo.,  spirit  dealer,  19  Cockburn  st. 
Preston,  Captain  Henry  Lindsay,  R.N.,  27  St 

Ancfi-ew  square 
Preston,  Niddrie,  Edmonston,  and  Woljiet 
Collieries,   and   Bank   Park  Fire-clay 
Works  :  Office,  N.  B.  Railway,  Low  Calton. 
John  Falconer,  agent ;  ho.  2  High  Calton 
Preston,    Owen,    china   merchant,    24   West 

Richmond  street 
Pretsell,  Miss  Margaret,  126  Lauriston  place 
Pridie,  James  D.,  surgeon,  47  S.  Clerk  street 
Pridie,  Peter  Hamden,  S.L.,  44  Minto  street 
Pridie,  Robert,  M.D.,  9  Roxbm-gh  street 


agent,  92  Princes  street ;  ho.  71  Bristo  st. 
Potts,  R.  B.,  20  James  street 
Potts,    Robert    C.  {T.  M.    Tennant    S^'    Co., 

Limited),  15  Henderson  place 
Potts,  William  {W.  S,-  H.  Potts),  Ahi  lodge, 

Blacket  place 
Potts,  William  (supervisor,  Inland  Revenue), 

1  West  Stanhope  place 
Potts,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Frederick  street 
Pourie,  John,  &  Sons,  coopers,   10  Sandport 

street 
Pourie.  Jas.  (/.    P.    &,•    S.),    Loudon    villa. 

Ferry  road,  Leith 

POWDERHALL  RECREATION  GROUNDS,  BrOUgh- 

ton  road 
Powell,  Frederick  W.  (Duncan,  Flockhart,  ^• 

P.),  10  Claremont  park 
Power,  Michael,  26  Frederick  street 
Powrie,  John,  pig  dealer,  Water  of  Leith 
Powrie,    Joseph,    cabinetmaker,    14    Upper 

Grove  place 
Powrie,  Peter,  24  Howe  street 
Pradel,  Madame,  dressmaker,  37  George  st. 


Prinu'ose,  Jas.,  engineer,  11  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Primrose,  John,  1a  Broughtou  place 
Primrose,  Mrs  E.,  33  Alva  place 
Prince  of  Wales  Hotel,  44  and  46  West 

Register  street 
Pringie,  Alexander  (Adjutant-  GeneraFs  Office), 

7  Caledonian  road 
Pringie,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Salisbmy  terrace 
Pringie,  Alexander,  169  Foxmtainbridge 
Pringie,  Alexander,  dairyman,  4  Elbe  street 
Pringie,  Colonel,  6  Bellevue  terrace 
Pringie,  J.  (Edin.  Rop.  Co.),  7  Claremont  pk. 
Pringie,  Jas.  (T.  ^'  /.  Bernard),  2  Baxter's  pi. 
Pringie,  J.,  potato  merchant,  12  Beaumont  pi. 
Pringie,  Jas. ,  china  merchant,  22  Brunswick  st. 
Pringie,  John,  M.D.,  late  Madras  army,   27 

Rutland  square 
PEINGrLE,  JOHN,  smith  and  axle  maker,  York 

lane  ;  ho.  3  Calton  st.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  107 
Pringie,  John,  40  North  Richmond  street 
Pringie,  John,  -wine  and  spiiit  merchant,  3 

Dock  place;  house,  2  Sandport  street 


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Pringle,  Jolin,  grocer  and  provision  merclit., 

49  Buccleucli  street 
Pringle,  John,  refreshment  rooms,  3  Calton  st. 
Pringle,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

19  Greenside  row;  house,  20  James  street 
Pringle,  Robert,  cun-ier  and  leather  merchant, 

99  Pleasance 
Pringle,  Robert,  4  Albert  terrace,  Momingside 
Pringle,  Robert,  grocer,  16  Annfield 
Pringle,  Thos.,  cowfeeder,  8  S.  St  James'  st. 
Prmgle,  T.,  com.  traveller,  14  Gladstone  ter. 
Pringle,  Thos.  (7Zo>w  &,-  P.),  27  Castle  terrace 
Pringle,  William,  27  Mitchell  street 
Pringle,  Mrs  James,  spirit  merchant,  15  St 

Leonard's  hill 
Pringle,  Mrs  Thomas,  45a  George  street 
Pringle,   Mrs  "William,   St  Katherme's  villa, 

Murray  street,  Sciennes  hill 
Pringle,  !Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  4  Ferguson's 

buildings,  Dumbiedykes  road 
Prmgle,  Mrs,  9  "\Yharton  place 
Pringle,  Mrs  M.  T.,  greengrocer,  24  Bridge  si. 
Pringle,  iliss,  3  Albert  terrace 
Pringle,  Miss,  13  ^Merchistou  terrace 
Pringle,  Jfiss,  28  Nelson  street 
Prmgle,  Misses,  5  Randolph  cliff 
Prison  Managers,  H.M.,for  Scotland;  office, 

30  Castle  terrace 
Pritty,  John,  printer,  28  Barony  street 
Pritty,  John,  draper  and  clothier,  174  High 

street ;  house,  53  Dick  place 
Privy  Seal  Office,  48  Register  House — 3 

to  4;  Saturdays,  from  11  to  12 — Alexander 

Murdoch,  sub-keeper 
Pri\t   Seal,  Writer  to  the,  A.  Carnegie 

Ritchie,  advocate,  8  Broughton  place 
Proctor  &  Son,   plumbers    and    gasfitters,  8 

Church  lane 
Proctor,  J.  H.,  surgeon- dentist,  130  Princes  st. 
Proctor,  J.  G.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  328 

Lawnmarket 
Proctor,  T.  R.  (P.  ^-  Son),  5  Upper  Dean  ter. 
Proctor,  William,  contractor,   Black's  entry, 

Comely  bank 
Proctor,  Mrs  Adam  (P.  &;  Son),  11  Dean  street 
Proctor,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4  Sibbald  place 
Professional  and  Civil  Service  Supply  As- 
sociation (Limited),  7  St  Andrew  square; 

A.  Lindsay,  manager 
PROPERTY     INVESTMENT     COMPANY     OF 

SCOTLAND,     47    Hanover    street;     Peter 

Couper,  manager.     ^'  See  Adv.  p.  38 
Property  and  Income  Tax  Office  (./.  Balfour, 

W.S.,  clerk  to  the  Comrs.),  14  Waterloo  pi. 
Protestant  Institute  of  Scotland  (/.  A. 

Wylie,  LL.D.,  professor),  17  George  iv.  br. 
Proud,    Peter,    working  jeweller,  26  George 

street;  house,  31  Panmure  place 
Proud,  Mrs,  grocer,  98  Pleasance 
Proudfoot,  Geo.,  &  Co.,  meters  and  weighers, 

2  Dock  place 
Proudfoot  &  Grosset,  grocers  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 4  Grange  road 


Proudfoot,  Alexander,   joiner,   Momingside ; 

house,  Esplin  cottage,  Mornmgside 
Proudfoot,  David  C,  surveyor  and  engineer, 
City  of  Edinburgh  Road  Trust,  31  St  An- 
drew square  ;  house,  1  Lonsdale  terrace 

Proudfoot,  George,  10  Hamburgh  place 

Proudfoot,  John,  family  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 11  and  12  West  Newington ;  house, 
13  Queen's  crescent 

Proudfoot,  Robt.,  shoemaker,  11  Davie  street 

Proudfoot,  Thomas,  14  Fyfe  place 

Proudfoot,  Thomas,  20  Meadow  place 

Proudfoot,  W.  (G.P.O.),  11  Druminond  street 

Proudfoot,  William,  cabinetmaker,  11  Davie 
street 

Proudfoot,  Miss,  dressmaker.  Paradise  cottage, 
Momingside 

Proudfoot,  ^liss,  basketmaker,  65  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Provest,  Mrs,  lodgings,  34  Dundas  street 

PROVIDENT  CLERKS'  AND  GENERAL  GUAR- 
ANTEE ASSOCIATION  (LIMITED),  3  North 
St  Andrew  st. ;  S.  B.  Steele,  general  agent 
for  Scotland,     ^i^  See  Adv.  p.  31 

Provident  Building  Co.  (John  Maclcellar, 
manager),  Allanfield  ;  house.  Ferny  road 

Provident  Life  Office  (john  Bryce,  manager)., 
75  George  street.  Agents:  Thos.  White,  114 
George  street ;  J.  H.  Stott,  12  Niddry  st.  ; 
D.  Don,  39  Castle  st. ;  T.  Millar,  19  Bernard 
street,  and  others 

Provincial  Insurance  Company.  Agents: 
James  Goalen,  6  Morton  street ;  Robert  J. 
Selkirk,  21  Lothian  road 

PRUDENTIAL  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 
il/f/^af/e?-,  William  Taylor.  Agents:  A.Kelly 
Morison,  10  Hanover  street ;  Andrew  Bell, 
Johnston  terrace  ;  Alex.  Jamieson,  8  South 
Charlotte  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  18 

Pryde,  David,  M.A.,  head  master  Edinburgh 
Educational  Institution  ;  house,  22  Fettes 
row 

Pryde,  James,  teacher  of  mathematics,  50 
South  bridge 

Public  Works  Office,  10  City  Chambers 

PuUar,  John,  &  Sons,  dyers  and  cleaners  to 
the  Queen,  23  Waterloo  pi.     Works,  Perth 

Pullar,  David,  house  carpenter  and  builder, 
Gilmore  park 

Pullar,  James  Y.,  S.S.C,  17  Broughton  place 

Pulsford,  Rev.  Jolm,  15  Dalrymple  crescent 

Punton,  John,  shipmaster,  47  Albany  street, 
Leith 

Purdie,  Charles,  2  Foxe's  lane 

Purdie,  George,  29  Reid  terrace 

Purdie,  James,  furnishing  ironmonger,  23 
Leith  st. ;  house,  24  Gayfield  square 

Purdie,  John,  3  Grove  place 

Purdie,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  5 
Hillhousefield 

Purdie,  John,  London  pianoforte  and  music 
Avarehouse,  83a  Princes  st.  ;  ho.  12  Buck- 
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Purdie,  John,  17  Dalrymple  place 
Purdie,  John,  victnal  dealer,  200  Pleasance 
Purdie,  Christina,  toy  bazaar,  53  Hanover  st. 
Purdie,  Misses,  3  Glengyle  terrace 
Purnell,  Henry,  engineer  {successor  to  George 
Haden  cV  Co.),  patentee  and  manufacturer 
of  warm  water  apparatus,  and  manufacturer 
of  wai'm  air  stoves,  37  Frederick  street 
Pursell,  William,  Rhynd  lodge,  Seafield 
Purves,  J.,  &  Son,  toolmakers  and  machinists, 

22  Greenside  place 
Purves,    J.  &   P.,   tailors   and   clothiers,  31 

South  bridge 
Purves,  William,  &  Son,  clothiers  and  hatters, 
clothiers  to  the  Royal  Company  of  Archers, 
Queen's  bodyguard  for  Scotland,  1  St  An- 
drew square  ;  house.  9  Middleby  street 
Purves,    Alexander,    ham   shop,    46   Lothian 

street 
Purves,  A.,  butcher  and  provision  merchant, 

52  West  Richmond  street ;  house,  5-4 
Purves,  David,  spirit  merchant,  32  Pitt  street 
Purves,  George,  coach-hirer,  8  Elgin  place 
Purves,  J.  (/.  &,•  P.  P.),  16  Beaumont  place 
Purves,  James,  26  Lauriston  gardens 
Purves,  James  E.,  artist,  7  St  Bernard's  row 
Purves,  Robert,  greengrocer,  13  Couper  st. 
Purves,  Robert,  writer,  7  St  Bernard's  row 
Purves,  Thomas,  gardener,  17  Arthur  street, 

Leith  walk 
Purves,  Thomas,  lodgings,  19  Albany  street 
Purves,  William  H.,  54  Grindlay  street 
Purves,  Mrs,  mantle  maker,  38  India  place 
Purves,  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  Frederick  street 
Purves,  Mrs,  18  Leopold  place 
Purves,  Mrs,  drapery  warehouse,  23  Brough- 

ton  street 
Purves,  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Dalrymple  place 
Purvis,  John,  7  Charles  street 
Purvis,  Joseph,  11  Melbourne  place 
Pye,  George,  stationer,  231  Cauongate 
Pyle,  George  H.,  19  Rankeillor  street 
Pyper,  John,  agent,  37  Scotland  street 

QUEEN  INSUEANCE  COMPANY  FOE  HOME 
AND  FOEEIGN  FIEE  AND  LIFE  INSUE- 
ANCE AND  ANNUITIES.  Ageiit,  J.  W. 
Wordie,  S.S.C,  68  George  street.  ^See 
Adv.  p.  22 

Queen's  Remembrancer  and  Registrar  of 
Joint-Stock  Companies  in  Scotland,  Ex- 
chequer Chambei-s,  Parliament  square 

Quigley,  Patrick,  furniture  dealer  and  trunk 
manufacturer,  18  Blair  street ;  house,  21 

Quigley,  Mrs  James,  32  Dundas  street 

Quin,W.,  china  and  glass  dealer,  81  Canongate; 
house.  2  Simpson's  court,  Potterrow 

Quinet,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  17  William  street 

Rae,  Alex.,  commercial  clerk,  5  Lewis  terrace 
Rae,    Alexander,    grocer,    2   and    3   Spring 

gardens  ;  house,  7  Mary  place 
Rae,  David,  builder,  61  Ann  street 


Rae,  Donald,  writer,  77  George  st.  ;  house,  10 
Leveii  street 

Rae,  George,  grocer  and  victual  dealer,  43 
Dundas  street ;  house,  25  Pitt  street 

Rae,  George,  9  Antigua  street 

Rae,  Henry,  silk  mercer  and  draper,  7  and  8 
Spring  gardens ;  house,  51  Ann  street 

Rae,  James,  provision  merchant,  2  West  park 
terrace 

Rae,  James,  13  Macdowall  street 

Rae,  John,  21  Bernard  terrace 

Rae,  John,  5  Glanville  place 

Rae,  John,  8  Macnab  street 

Rae,  Robert  (Stewart  S,-  R.),  25  St  James'  sq. 

Rae,  William,  cabinetmaker,  5  Allan  street 

Rae,  Mrs,  8  Laverock  bank,  Trmity 

Rae,  Mrs,  female  missionary,  West  St  Giles' 
Estabhshed  Church  ;  house,  4  Park  street 

Rae,  Miss,  18  Charles  street 

Rae,  Miss,  28  Greenhill  gardens 

Raeburn,  W.  &  J.,  brewers,  12  Merchant  st. 

Raeburn,  James  S.,  hatter  and  hosier,  107 
George  street;  house,  21  Pitt  street 

Raeburn,  James,  6  West  Catherine  place 

Raeburn,  John  (W.  l^  J.  R.),  13  Arniston  pi. 

Raeburn,  John  P.,  accountant,  21  Pitt  street 

Raeburn,  Robert  R.,  architect,  21  Pitt  street 

Raeburn,  WiUiam  (IF.  cj-  J.  R.),  Mayfield 
house,  Mayfield  loan 

Raeburn,  William,  flesher,  8  East  Sciennes 
street ;  house,  13  Gladstone  terrace 

EAFFEETY,  PETEE,  cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 30  and  34  Blair  st.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  G9 

Raffin,  WiUiam,  builder,  Donisla  house.  May- 
field  street 

Railway,  Caledonian,  passenger  station, 
Prmces  street  (James  H.  Irons,  Passenger 
Superintendent)  ;  goods  station,  Lothian 
road  ;  mineral  depots,  Morrison  street  and 
Dairy;  and  for  goods  and  minerals  only, 
at  Leith  and  Granton 

Railway  Directory  Office,  12  Elder  street 

Railway,  North  British  (John  Walker, 
secretary)  :  offices.  Canal  street  and  4 
Princes  street.  S.  L.  Mason,  general  mana- 
ger ;  W.  Hardie,  goods  manager ;  James 
M'Laren,  general  passenger  superintendent ; 
station,  Waverley  bridge 

R-ULWAY  Passengers  and  General  Acci- 
dent Assurance  Office,  4a  St  Andrew 
square  ;  Rhenius  &  Lawrie,  agents 

Raim.es,  Blanshards,  &  Co.,  agents,  wholesale 
druggists,  and  manufacturing  chemists, 
17  Smith's  place 

Ramies,  Richd.  (R.  ^  Co.),  Bennington  park, 
Newhaven  road 

Rainbow,  John  Geo.,  boot  and  shoe  manufr., 
131  West  port ;  house,  85  Lothian  road 

Rainie,  Robert,  C.A.  and  actuary  (sec.  Life 
Association  of  Scotland),  6  Clifton  terrace, 

Rainy,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  8  Rosebery  cresct. 

Raleigh,  Samuel  (manager,  Scottish  Widows' 
Fund),  30  George  square 


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Ralston's  trimming  and  fancy  warehouse,  42 

Kirkgate 
Ramage,  Alex.,  letter-carrier,  26  Carnegie  sfc. 
Ramage,  Alexander,  teacher,  28  India  street 
Ramage,  Charles,  lodgings,  11  Trinity  cresct. 
Ramage,  George,  130  Cauongate 
Ramage,  George,  18  Brougham  place 
Ramage,  James,  17  MiUerfield  place 
Ramage,  James,  stoneware  and  rag  merchant, 

77    St   Andi'ew   street,    Leith  ;    house,    8 

Spenc'e's  place,  Leith. 
Ramage,  J. ,  Avright  and  undertaker,  206  Rose 

street 
Ramage,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  3  and 

4  Albert  place  ;  house,  64  India  street 
Ramage,    John   S.,    commercial   traveller,    4 

Panmure  place 
Ramage,  Peter,  brassfounder,  Glen  house,  99 

Grassmarket 
Ramage,   Mrs   WilUam,    poulterer,    8   and   9 

Poultry  market 
Ramage,  Mrs  A.,  6  West  Claremont  street 
Ramage,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  East  Adam  street 
Rampini,  Mrs,  21  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Ramsay,  John,  &  Sons,  pianoforte  and  music 

sellers,  10  Greenside  street 
Ramsay,  Alexander,  5  GreenhOl  park 
Ramsay,  Alex.,  coal  merchant,  15  Portland  pi. 
Ramsay,  A.,  Bathfield 
Ramsay,  David,  contractor,  well-sinker,  and 

mineral  borer,  1  Dunbar  street 
Ramsay,  David,  compositor,  15  S.  CoUege  st. 
Ramsay,   David,   dairy  and  greengrocer,   49 

Kirkgate 
Ramsay,  Donald,  prmter,  423  Lawnmarket 
Ramsay,  the  Very  Rev.  Edward  B.,  LL.D., 

23  Ainslie  place 
Ramsay,    George    (^manager,    Scottish    Union 

Insurance  Company)^  5  Charlotte  square 
Ramsay,  George,  round  and  spiral  turner,  34 

Lauriston  street 
Ramsay,  James,  writer,  13  Henderson  row 
Ramsay,  James,  21  Alva  place 
Ramsay,  James,  lodgings,  5  Maitland  place 
Ramsay,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

55  Lauriston  place ;  house,  1  Archibald  pi. 
Ramsay,  James,  23  Lauriston  street 
Ramsay,    John,    painter,    paperhanger, .   and 

glazier,  44  Grindlay  street 
Ramsay,  Jn.,  tailor  and  clothier,  28  William  st. 
Ramsay,  R.  E.  Robertson,  15  Melville  street 
Ramsay,  Thos. ,  victual  dealer,  50  Grassmarket 
Ramsay,  Thos.,  baker,  14  High  street  and  26 

Hanover  st. ;  house,  N.  Mansionhouse  road 
Ramsay,   Admiral  Sir  Wilham,    K.C.B.,    23 

Ainslie  place 
RAMSAY,  WILLIAM,  tailor  and  clothier,  21 

Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  21  Gardner's  cres- 
cent.    ^-  See  Adv.  p.  62 
Ramsay,  William,  2  Burlington  street 
Ramsay,  Wm.,  joiner,  3  Thomas  st. ;  house,  1 
Ramsay,  WilHam  H.,  20  Howard  place 
Ramsay,  Mrs  Dr,  15  Melville  street 


Ramsay,  Mrs  T.,  12  Henderson  row 
Ramsay,  ^Irs,  grocer,  25  Greenside  row 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  15  Dublin  street 
Ramsay,  Miss,  Bellfield  lodge,  Trinity 
Ramsay,  iliss,  3  ^\^est  Preston  street 
Ramsay,   Misses,   stationers  and  newsagents, 

3  Earl  Grey  street 
Ramsden,  James,  wool  broker,  2'  Coates  ores. 
Randal,  Mrs  George,  spirit  dealer,  19  Sand- 
port  street ;  house,  28  Bernard  street 
Randall,  Hugh,  7  James  street 
Rankeillor,  George,  coachbuilder,  17  Alva  pi. 
Rankeillor,  George,  37  James  street,  Pilrig 
Rauken,  T.  &  R.  B.,  W.S.,  17  St  Andrew  sq. 
Ranken,  D.,  watch  and  clock  maker,  lOSRosest. 
Ranken,  D.,  14  East  Sciennes  street 
Ranken,  Francis,  &  Son,  cut-glass  manufrs., 

glass-chandeUer  makers,  brassfounders,  and 

gasfitters,  16  Picardy  pi.  ;  ho.  8  Hope  cres. 
Ranken,  G.,  optician,  108  Rose  st. ;  house,  112 
Ranken,  James,  joiner,  166  Fountainbridge 
Ranken,  John,  plumber,  3  Sciennes  street 
Ranken,  Lieut. -Colonel,  Cargilfield,  Trinity 
Ranken,   R.  B.,  W.S.   {T.  ^  R.  B.  R.),  68   [ 

Queen  street 
Ranken,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  (T.  Sr  R-  B.  R.),  68 

Queen  street 
Ranken,  Miss  Jane,  victual  dealer,  24  Carnegie 

street 
Rankin,  Alexander,  35  North  Richmond  st. 
Rankin,  John,  clerk,  6  Tarvit  street 
Rankin,  Robert,  dentist,  28  Dean  street 
Rankin,   R.,    tobacconist   and   newsagent,    2 

Elder  street 
Rankin,  Miss,  17  Cheyne  street 
Rankine,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  wholesale  boot  and 

shoemakers,  171  High  street,  40  N.  bridge, 

and  21  Cockburn  st. ;  house,  5  Teviot  row 
Rankine,  George,  butcher,  113  Pleasance 
Rankine,  John,  advocate,  6  India  street 
Rankine,    Mrs,    midwife    and    nurse,-    7    St 

Anthony  place 
Rankine,  Mrs,  18  West  Nicolson  street 
Rappenegger,    Miss,  teacher  of  German,   47 

Cumberland  street 
Rate,  Mrs,  7  Glengyle  terrace 
Rate,  Miss,  4  George  place 
Rathie,  Robert,  Venetian  blind  manufacturer, 

59  Causewayside 
Ratter,  Mrs,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

23  Sheriff  brae 
Rattray,  Geo.,  com.  agent,  66  Tolbooth  wynd 
Rattray,  John,  portrait  painter,  32  Castle  ter. 
Rattray,  William,  14  Montgomery  street 
Rattray,  Wm.  R.,  writer,  2  Lord  Russell  pi. 
Rattray,  Miss,  3  West  Claremont  street 
Rattrie,  Alexander,  baker  and  grocer,  Granton 

Harbour 
Rausch  &  Co.,   clothiers,  habit  makers,   and 

regimental  tailors,  8  George  street 
Rausch  &  M'Caul,  hat  and  cap  manufacturers, 

8  George  street 
Rausch,  W.  L.  (R.  §'  Co.),  4  Duke  street 


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Eavensberg,  A.  vou,  teacher  of  German. 
Royal  High  School,  Academy,  Philosophical 
Institution,  etc.  etc.,  and  private  class- 
rooms, 41  Castle  street 

Raveuscroft,  Edward,  printer  and  publisher, 
6  India  buildings 

Rayner,  Richard,  riding-master,  Young  street 
lane  west ;  house,  2  Charlotte  place 

Rayner,  Mrs,  10  Brougham  place 

Ready  Cash  Company,  clothiers  and  outfitters, 
17  Leith  street 

Record,  Children's  Missionary,  of  Estab- 
lished Church  of  Scotland;  publication 
office,  13  George  st.— Thomas  Paton  &  Son 

Record  Office,  Register  House ;  Deputy 
Keeper  of  the  Records,  G.  B.  Robertson,  16 
Alva  street 

Recorders — 

Calton,  James  Walker,  21  Calton  hill ;  ho. 

9  South  Norton  place 
Cayiongate,  James  Alison,  163  Canongate  ; 

house,  11  Charles  street 
Greyfriars,     John     Murdoch,      10      City 

chambers,  Royal  Exchange,  10  to  3 
St  Cuthbert's,  A.  Cruickshauks,  West  Kirk 
gate,  Lothian  road 

Reddie,  Mrs,  21  Coates  crescent 

Redpath,  Brown,  &  Company,  iron  and  metal 
merchants  and  ironmongers,  33  Candle- 
maker  row  and  137  Constitution  street 

Redpath,  Alex.,  bookseller  and  army  stationer, 
295  High  street ;  house,  10  Hermitage  pi. 

EEDPATH,  AXEXANDEE,  slater  and  chimney- 
sweeper, Queensferry  street  lane  ;  house,  8 
Tobago  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  90 

Redpath,  R.  K.  W.,  clerk,  6  So.  Elgin  street 

Redpath,  T.,  painter  &  glazier,  124  Pleasance 

Redpath,  WifiiamE.,  agent  for  Plashetts  Coal 
Company,  1  Lord  Russell  place 

Redpath,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Grosvenor  street 

Ree,  Hermann,  24  Abercromby  place 

Ree,  James,  mason,  5  Earl  Grey  street 

Eeedie,  D.  C,  cabinetmaker,  3  St  David'ster. 

Reekie,  P.  A.,  engraver,  39  Alva  place 

Reekie,  Thomas  (cashier,  London  and  Edin- 
burgh Shipping  Company),  3  iladeira  street 

Reeves,  Samuel,  agent,  Victoria  Legal  Li- 
surance  Society,  5  W.  Montgomery  place 

Reformer  Office,  429  High  street 

Refuge,  House  of,  Queensberry  house,  64 
Canongate 

Regan,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Merchistoii  terrace 

EEGISTEE  FOE  SEEVANTS,  SCOTTISH,  46 
George  street.     :^  See  Adv.  p.  101 

Registkaes  and  Registration  Districts.  See 
List  of  Streets  at  beginning. 

Eeid  Brothers  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  75 
George  street 

Reid  &  Son,  booksellers,  stationers,  printers, 
and  chart-seUers  to  the  Admiralty,  35  Shore 
and  55  Bernard  street 

Reid,  William,  &  Sons,  imdertakers,  58  Cock- 
bum  street 


Reid,  Abraham,  clerk,  1  Valleyfield  street 
EEID,   ALEXANDEE,  optician  and  jeweller, 

31a  Castle  street;  house,  5  Richmond  ter- 
race.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  52 
Reid,    Alex.,    drill    instructor,    inspector  of 

weights  and  measures,  County  buildings  ; 

house,  8  Canning  place 
Reid,  Alex.,  slater,  169  Rose  street ;  house. 

31  Lothian  road 
Reid,  Alexander,  29  Balbirnie  place 
Reid,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  179 

Cowgate 
Reid,   Andrew,  ironmonger,    58  Commercial 

street ;  house,  1  Grahame  St.,  Bounington 
Reid,  Archibald,  traveller,  4  Brown's  place 
Reid,  Ai-chibald,  fishmonger,  80  West  port 
Reid,  Burnet,  109  Causewayside 
Reid,  Charles,  architect,  14  Lothian  road 
Reid,  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  22  Union  place  ; 

house,  31  Broughton  place 
Reid,  Charles,  23  Upper  Grove  place 
Reid,  Daniel,  mason  and  chimney-sweeper,  2 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Reid,  David,  wright  and  mangle-maker,  24 

AYesfc  Sciennes  street 
Reid,  David,  flesher,  117  Grassmarket 
Reid,  David,  shoemaker,  10  Wright's  houses 
Reid,  David,  shoemaker,  9  Muri-ay  street 
Reid,  David,  soot  mer.,  3  Brown's  pi.,  Leith 
Reid,  David,  clerk,  7  Graham  street 
Reid,  Donald,  di-aper,  136  Princes  street 
Reid,    Edmund,   ornamental   confectioner,    9 

Hill  square 
Reid,  George,  13  Athole  terrace 
Reid,  George,  9  Gladstone  terrace 
Reid,  George,  17  Parkside  street 
Reid,  George,  hairdresser,  164  Rose  street 
Reid,  Hemy,  26  Calton  hill 
Reid,  James,  bone-yard,  24  Salamander  street 
Reid,  James,  writer,  8  Comely  green  place 
Reid,  Jas.  {sec.  C.  B.  of  S.),  18  Carlton  ter. 
Reid,  James,  plasterer,   Loclu'in ;    house,  14 

Livingstone  place 
Reid,  James,  carrier,  3  Speuce's- place,  Leith 
Reid,  James,  butcher,  171  West  port ;  house, 

21a  Lauristou  street 
Reid,  James,  blacksmith,  Causewayside  ;   ho. 

9  West  Newington  place 
Reid,  John,  tanner  and  leather-di-esser,  Pow- 

bum 
Reid,  John,  144  Princes  street 
Reid,  John,  7  London  street 
Reid,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  2  Ingliston 

street ;  house,  6 
Reid,    John   (manager,  Edinburgh  and  Leith 

Gas  Company),  2  Queen's  place,  Leith 
Reid,  John  J.,  advocate,  6  India  street 
Reid,  John,  bootmaker,  35  Leith  street 
Reid,   John,   joiner   and  cabinetmaker,   193 

Pleasance 
Reid,  John,  com.  traveller,  2  Maryfield  place 
Reid,  John,  waterproof,  india-rubber,  and  air- 
proof  manufacturer,  34  Victoria  street 


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Reid,  John,  robe  maker,  59  Bristo  street 

Reid,  John,  baker,  8  Gladstone  place ;  ho.  6 

Reid,  John,  7  London  street 

Reid,  John  H.,  28  Greenside  street 

Reid,  John,  lithographer  and  general  printer, 

107  West  bow  ;  house,  5  Canning  place 
Reid,  John  A.,  advocate,  2  Drummond  place 
Reid,  John,  greengrocer,  10  Gladstone  place 
Reid,  John,  gardener,  seedsman,  and  florist, 

fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  38  Leven  street ; 

house,  32  Stafford  street 
Reid,  John,   grocer  and  wine  merchant,   39 

Broughton  street ;  house,  35  Barony  street 
Reid,  John,  2  Maryfield  place 
Reid,  John,  18  Livingstone  place 
Reid,  J.  T.,  artist;  studio,  ION.  St  Andrew  st. 
Reid,  Joseph  C,  law  and  general  printer,  14 

Thistle  street;  house,  2  Barony  street 
Reid,  J.  (jR.  cV  Reynolds),  2  Barony  street 
Reid,  ^I.  W.,  printer,  4  Nottingham  place 
Reid,  Mitchell,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 1  South  Norton  place 
Reid,  Peter,  29  India  place 
Reid,  Peter,  27  Brunswick  street 
REID,  ROBERT  L.,  house  painter,  2  Blenheim 

place  ;  house,  2  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill. 

:^  See  Adv.  p.  91 
Reid,  Robert,  cooper,  1  Leggat's  land 
Reid,  Robert,  bootmaker,  3  St  Leonard  street 
Reid,  Robert,  dental  surgeon,  19  Heriot  row 
Reid,    Robert,    baker    and   confectioner,    87 

Broughton  st.  ;  house,  33  Broughton  place 
Reid,  Robert,  bird  dealer  and  cage  maker,  3 

Greenside  place 
Reid,  Robt.  {Davidson  Sf-  R.),  59  Frederick  st. 
Reid,  Stephenson,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

47  Nicolson  street  and  16  Nicolson  square  ; 

house,  73  Nicolson  street 
Reid,  Thos.,  jun.,  silver  engraver,  47  Thistle  st. 
Reid,  Thomas,  tailor,  47  Thistle  street 
Reid,  Thos.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  28  Abbey  hill 
Reid,    Thomas,   joiner   and   cabinetmaker,  6 

Ingliston  street 
Reid,      Thomas,     superintendent     Southern 

cemetery.  Grange  road 
Reid,  Rev.  William  H.,  10  East  Norton  place 
Reid,  Rev.  Wm.,  6  North  Merchiston  place 
Reid,   Wdliam,   W.S.,   42   Frederick  street; 

house,  7  Palmerston  place 
REID,  WALTER,  seal  engraver  from  Paris,  76 

Queen  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  47 
Reid,  William,  10  Panmure  place 
Reid,  Wm.  (Moj-ison  S,-  Co.),  93a  George  st. 
Reid,  William,  wme  merchant :  stores,  12  Hill 

square  ;  house,  28  Blacket  place 
Reid,  William,  gardener.  Logic  green.  Lower 

Broughton  road 
Reid,  William,  fishmonger,  35  Frederick  st. ; 

house,  10  Leven  street 
Reid,  AV.,  wool  broker,  sheep  dip,  scab  mix- 
ture, white  smear,  and  smearing  manufr., 

Granton  pier  and  Leith ;    house,   Granton 

lodge,  Granton  road 


Reid,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  42  and 

44  Earl  Grey  street  and  1  Richmond  terrace; 

house,  75  GUmore  place 
Reid,  William,   joiner  and  undertaker,   171 

Canongate  ;  house,  11  Greenside  row 
Reid,  William,  writer,  17  Cornwall  street 
Reid,  Wm.,  tailor  &  clothier,  165  Fountainbr. 
Reid,  W.  S.  (Bank  of  Scotland),  7  Fettes  row 
Reid,  William,  13  Broughton  place  / 

Reid,  Mrs  Archibald,  18  Magdala  crescent       / 
Reid,  Mrs  Ann,  provision  dlr.,  1a  Bedford  st. 
Reid,  Mrs  C.  P.  (R.  ^-  Son),  13  Albany  st. ,  Leith 
Reid,  Mx'S  David,  7  South  Charlotte  street 
Reid,  Mrs  G.  D.,  Windsor  villa,  Wardie 
Reid,  Mrs  J.,  85  Great  King  street 
Reid,  Mrs  James,  21  Minto  street 
Reid,  Mrs  J.,  ladies'  nurse,  47  Cumberland  st. 
Reid,  Mrs  John,  13  East  Adam  street 
Reid,  Mrs  M.,   greengrocer,   5  and  7  Mont- 
gomery street 
Reid,  Mi-s  P.  B.,  13  Pitt  street 
Reid,  Mrs  Robert,  liesher,  19  Richmond  pi. 
Reid,  Mrs  William,  5  Archibald  place 
Reid,  ^Irs,  1  Glengyle  terrace 
Reid,  Mrs,  11  Salisbury  teiTace 
Reid,  Mrs,  9  Henry  street 
Reid,  Mrs,  13  Bank  street 
Reid,  Mrs,  49  Brunswick  street 
Reid,  Mi's,  straw  hat  maker,  30  Hanover  st. 
Reid,  Mrs,  1  Gardner's  crescent 
Reid,  Mrs,  1  Scotland  street 
Reid,  Miss  Margaret,  dressmaker,  5  Jamaica  st. 
Reid,  Miss,  Charity  school,  69  Causewayside 
Reid,  Elizabeth,  furniture  dealer  and  uphol- 
sterer, 46  Pleasance 
Reid,  Miss,  cottage,  Drumsheugh 
Reid,  Miss,  lodgings,  9  Hope  street 
Reid,  Misses,  milliners  and    dressmakers,    5 

Hanover  street 
Reidpath,  Mrs,  2  Livingstone  place 
Reikie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  13  Grindlay  street 
Reith,  F.  AV.  (Graham  ^-  R.),  16  Brougham  st. 
Reith,  Wm.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, , 

24  Tobago  st. ;  house,  2  Gardner's  crescent! 
RELIANCE     MUTUAL     LIFE     ASSURANCES 

SOCIETY,  132  St  Vincent  street,  Glasgow. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  15 
Religious  Tract  and  Book  Societv  of  Scot-- 

LAND  Depositoky;   J.  Gow,  13  South  St! 

Andi'ew  street 
Rendall,  James,  1  Buccleuch  street 
ReudaU,  Magnus  C,  commission  and  shipping 

agent,  32  Bernard  street 
Rendall,  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  Caledonian 

Railway  station,  Leith  ;  ho.  17  Silverfield 
Rendall,  Wm.,  corn  factor  and  general  agent, 

32  Bernard  St. ;  ho.  5  Brighton  pi.,  Portobello 
Rennie,  A.  R.,  merchant,  19  Bernard  street; 

house,  7  GreenhUl  park 
Rennie,  Archd.,  cattle  agent,  13  Archibald  pi. 
Rennie,  A.  ^Y.,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  313 

High  st.  and  539  Castle  hill ;  ho.537  Castle  hill 
Remaie,  Charles,  26  Rosebank  cottages 


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Rennie,  James,  clerk  and  traveller,  9  Henry  st. 
Rennie,  James,  engineer,  52  Kirkgate 
Rennie,  James,  S.S.C.  (Macrae  ^y  Flett),  33 

Ann  street 
Rennie,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  4  Bristo  port 
Rennie,  J.,  warehouseman,  3  Anderson  place, 

Leith  walk 
Rennie,  Peter,  32  Cnmberland  street 
Rennie,  Peter,  stationer,  34:  High  street 
Rennie,  Wm.,  gi'ocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  10 

W.  Riclmiond  st. ;  house,  10  Windmill  st. 
Rennie,  ^Irs  Charles,  refreshment  rooms,  144 

Fountainbridge 
Rennie,  Miss,  16  Chester  street 
Rennie,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  4 

Bristo  port 
Renny,  James,  junior.  22  Picardy  place 
Renny,  Mrs,  10  Inverleith  row 
Renton  &  Gray,  S.S.C,  agents  for  the  United 
Kingdom  Temperance  and  General  Provi- 
dent Institution,  4  George  street 
Renton,  David,  joiner,  18  Panmiu'e  place 
Renton,  William,  &  Co.,  silk  mercers,  general 
drapere,    outfitters,    etc.,    12,   13,   and   14 
Princes  street,  and  West  Register  street 
Renton,  Hepburne,  21  Broughton  street 
Eenton,  James,  S.S.C.  (agent  for  West  of  Eng- 
land Insurance  Co.),  14  Frederick  st. ;  ho. 
25  Scotland  street 
Eenton,  James,  jun.,  S.S.C.  (R.  and  Gray), 

2  West  Castle  road 
Renton,  James,  20  Heriot  place 
Eenton,  John,  organ -builder,  4  Bank  street 
Renton,  J.,  jun.,  organ-builder,  8  Xicolsonsq. 
Renton,  Robt.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  31  Chahners 

street 
Eenton,  Robert,  china  merchant,   30  Cross- 
causeway 
Eenton,  Wm.  (W.  R.  §-  Co.),  20  Royal  terrace 
Eenton,  Mrs  Alexander,  6  Leamington  ter. 
Eenwick,  A.  G.,  5  Bonnington  terrace 
Eenwick,  Francis,  7  Kirk  street 
Eenwick,  James,  livery  stables,  and  coach  pro- 
prietor. South-west  Northumberland  street 
lane  ;  house,  8  Howe  street 
Eenwick,  Robert,  clerk,  4  Panmure  place 
Eenwick,  Walter,  hop  and  commission  agent, 

5  Bonnington  terrace 
Eeoch,  Daniel,  victual  dealer,  20  Union  place 
Eeoch,  George  W.  (agent  for  Clydesdale  Bank 
and  Scottish  Union  Insurance  Co.),  15  Ber- 
nard street ;  ho.  Ramsay  pi., Xewhaven  road 
Eeoch,  John  F.,  39  Inverleith  row 
Eeoch,  Robert  K.,  grocer,  59  Yardheads 
Eessich,  V.  G.  (Stevenson^'-  Co.),  32  Bernard  st. 
Eeston,  Miss  J.,  fringe,  tassel,  and  trimming 

maker,  68  George  street 
Eettie,  Middleton,  advocate,  8  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Reynolds,  Andrew,  printer,  14  Pitt  street 
Reynolds,  Andrew,  law  printer,  30  Hanover 

street ;  house,  27  Hamilton  place 
Reynolds,  Chas.,  bricklayer,  25  Grove  street 
Rhenius  &  Lawrie,  sharebrs.,  4  St  Andrew  sq. 
M 


Rhenius,  J.  R.,  stockbroker,  22  Pitt  street 

Rhind,  David,  architect,  54  Great  King  street 

Rhind,  D.  A.,  merchant,  28  and  29  Quality 
street ;  house,  21  Baltic  street 

Rhind,  James,  greengrocer,  11  Brunswick  st. 

Rhind,  John,  sculptor,  9  North  Pitt  street ; 
house,  26  Royal  crescent 

Rhind,  John,  accountant  (National  Bank) ,  18 
Yie^vforth  place 

Rhind,  John,  advocate,  11  Forres  street 

Rhind,  John,  N.P.,  12  St  Andrew  square; 
house,  22  India  street 

Rhind,  John,  engraver,  2  Greyfriars  place 

Rhind,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1  Morniugside 

Rhind,  Miss,  5  Dean  terrace 

Riach,  G.  S.  (C.  C.  ^  Co.),  26  Lauder  road 

Riach,  William,  13  Gladstone  terrace 

Riach,  Mrs  Alexander,  26  Lauder  road 

Riach,  Mrs  John,  17  Hope  terrace 

Riccaltoun,  Miss,  26  Charles  street 

Richard,  John  M.  (Miller  ^  R.),25  Royal  ter. 

Richard,  Robt.  (G.  R.  House),  2  St  Vincent  st. 

Richard,  W.  (Miller  ^  R.),  24  Regent  terrace 

Richards,  J.,  &  Son,  dyers,  10a  Bernard 
street ;  house,  47  Water  lane 

Richards,  Thomas,  21  Dock  street 

Richardson  &  Brown,  wholesale  and  retail 
woollen  merchants,  3  Hunter  square 

Richardson  &  Johnston,  W.S.,  19AHill  street 

Richardson,  Ramsay,  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe 
makers,  31  Queensferry  street 

Richardson,  Alexander,  &  Son,  bootmakers,  5 
North-west  Circus  place;  ho.  29  Clarence  st. 

Richardson,  Francis,  &Go.,  merchants,  Grass- 
market 

Richardson,  J.  J.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  merchants, 
4  St  Andrew  square 

Richardson,  Alfred,  2  Carlton  street 

Richardson,  And.  (H.M.C.),  28  Woodville  ter. 

Richardson,  D.,  coal  merchant,  9  Janefield  pi. 

Richardson,  David,  confectioner,  223  Canon- 
gate 

Richardson,  Francis  (F.  R.  ^-  Co.),  2  Abbots- 
ford  park 

Richardson,  Fred.,  bootmaker,  31  Bristo  st. 

Richardson,  Isaac,  hat  manufacturer,  39 
George  rv.  bridge  and  29  Nicolson  street ; 
house,  138  Nicolson  street 

Richardson,  Jackson,  12  Redhall 

Richardson,  J.  (F.  R.  ^-  Co.),  Lauriston 
gardens 

Richardson,  James,  103  Rose  street 

Richardson,  James,  carter,  27  Biu-nside 

Richardson,  James,  advocate,  22  Claremont 
crescent 

Richardson,  J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  10  Nicol- 
son street 

Richardson,  John,  tea  and  coffee  merchant, 
36  Alva  street 

Richardson,  John,  W.S.  (R.  §■  Johnston),  50 
Northumberland  street 

Richardson,  J.  (/.  /.  R.  ^'  Co.),  Lammerburn, 
Napier  road 


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Richardson,  John,  Blair  mount,  Canaan  lane 
Richardson,   Lea,   M.D.    and   surgeon,    Kyle 

cottage.  Abbey  mount 
Richardson,  Peter  {R.  &p  Brown),  22  Clare- 

mont  crescent 
Richardson,  Ralph,  W.S.,   35   Castle  street; 

house,  16  Coates  crescent 
Richardson,  Robert,  16  Bruntsfield  place 
Richardson,  Robert,  sheriff-ofBcer,  4  Cockburn 

street ;  house,  15  Livingstone  place 
RICHARDSON,   THOMAS,   smith   and  wheel- 
wright, 150  Fountainbridge.     ^  See  Adv. 
p.  107 
Richardson, W.  (agent  to  Joseph  Rodgers  Sf-Sons, 
cutlers   to   the   Queen),    53   North  bridge ; 
house,  13  Duke  street 
Richardson,  AVm.,  engraver,  18  E.  Preston  st. 
Richardson,  Wm.,  furnishing  ironmonger,  56 
South  bridge  ;  house,  14  Upper  Gray  street 
Richardson,  Mrs  James,  104  Nicolson  street 
Richardson,  Mrs,  Drumsheugh  cottage,  Drums- 

heugh 
Richardson,  Mrs,  sick-nurse,  27  Jamaica  st. 
Richardson,  Mrs,  33  Montague  street 
Richardson,  Mrs  J.  R.,  16  Millerfield  place 
Richardson,  Mrs  T.,  Norwood  villa,  Stanley 

road 
Richardson,  Mrs,  16  Coates  crescent 
Richardson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  15  Clerk  st, 
Richardson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  104  Nicolson_ 

street 
Richardson,  Miss  Ami,  52  Broughton  street 
Richardson,  Miss,  7  South  Charlotte  street 
Richardson,  Miss,  25  India  street 
Richardson,  Miss,  11  Brunswick  st..  Hillside 
Richardson,  Miss  E.,  16  Grove  street 
Richmond,  William,  51  Buccleuch  street 
Richmond,  Mrs,  18  Ann  street 
RICHON,  VICTOR,  B.A.,  of  Paris,  teacher  of 
French,  65  Castle  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  43 
Richter,  Otto,  Ph.D.,  professor  of  music,  7 

India  street 
Ricord,  Robert  J.,  patent  medicine  vendor,  32 

London  street 
Riddel,  Adam,  grain  and  flour  salesman,  10 

Brougham  place 
Riddel,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  159  and 

161  Pleasance 
Riddell,  Francis,  shipmaster,  13  Amelia  Ann 

place 
Riddell,  John,  tailor,  63  North  bridge;  house, 

Dover  cottage,  Davidson's  mains 
Riddell,  Robert  Scott,  professor  of  music,  14 

Frederick  street 
Riddell,  William,  50  Grove  street 
Riddell,  Mrs  A.  0.,  5  St  Bernard's  row 
Riddell,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  4  Palmerston  road 
Riddell,  Miss,  57  Melville  street 
Riddell,  Misses,  2  Torphichen  street 
Riddle,  G.,  chimney-sweeper,  188  Canongate 
Riddle,   Robert,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  114 

Constitution  street 
Riddoch,  William,  2  Prince  Consort  place 


Ridland,  John  Paton,  grain  and  flour  sales- 
man, 11  Duncan  street 
Ridpath,  John,  classical  teacher,  96  Gilmore  pi. 
Rifle  Volunteers,  1st  Midlothian  ;  head- 
quarters, 132  Constitution  street 

Rigg,Rev. George  (St  Mary's  Catholic  Church), 
Chapel  lane,  Broughton  street 

Rintoul,  Alexander,  4  St  David's  terrace 

Rmtoul,  A.,  house  painter,  4  Forth  street 

Rmtoul,  D.,  shipmaster,  2  Mulberry  place 

Rintoul,  David,  24  Reid  terrace 

Rintoul,  Miss,  2  Hermitage  hill 

Ritchie  &  Co.,  Avholesale  ironmongers  and 
manufacturers,  7  Victoria  street 

Ritchie,  David,  &  Co.,  tobacco  and  snuff 
manufacturers,  7  and  50  North  bridge  and 
32  Greenside  street 

RITCHIE,  JAMES,  &  SON,  watch  and  clock 
makers,  25  Leith  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  53 

Ritchie,  John,  &  Co.,  drapers  and  hosiers,  2 
St  Patrick  square 

Ritchie,  John,  &  Co.,  proprietors  and  pub- 
lishers of  the  Scotsmaii  and  Weekly  Scotsman 
newspapers,  28  and  30  Cockburn  street 

Ritchie,  Andrew,  lathsplitter,  25  Great  Junc- 
tion street 

Ritchie,  Alexander,  commercial  traveller,  63 
South  Clerk  street 

Ritchie,  A.  Carnegy,  advocate,  writer  to  the 
Privy  Seal,  and  registrar  of  Friendly 
Societies  in  Scotland,  8  Broughton  place 

Ritchie,  A.  {R.  Sf  Son),  14  E.  Claremont  st. 

Ritchie,  A.  H.,  tobacco  manufacr.,  5  Kirkgate 

Ritchie,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 21  Abbey  hill 

Ritchie,  Alexander,  lithographic  printer  and 
engraver,  19  South  St  David  street ;  house, 
3  Grosvenor  street 

Ritchie,  Alexander  (agent  for  Edmondson'' s 
Railway  Ticket  Apparatus),  Westerhall 
villa,  Westerhall 

Ritchie,  A.,  confectioner,  11  Cockburn  street ; 
house,  2  Pilrig  street 

Ritchie,  Charles,  firewood  factory,  Jane  street 

Ritchie,  Charles,  S.S.C,  chambers,  20  Hill 
street ;  house,  31  Howard  place 

Ritchie,  Charles,  11  Leopold  place 

Ritchie,  Charles,  agent  for  Shotts  Iron  Co., 
13  Dock  street 

Ritchie,  Cosmo,  corn  merchant  and  victual 
dealer,  25  Leven  street 

Ritchie,  David,  smith,  38  Candlemaker  row  ; 
wareroom,  4  Greyfriars  place  ;  house,  14 
Lauriston  gardens 

Ritchie,  David  (John  Lees  &j-  Co.),  13  Windsor 
street 

Ritchie,  Fred.  James  (/.  Ritchie  Sf  Son),  6 
Brunton  place 

Ritchie,  George,  brewer,  BeU's  brewery,  46 
Pleasance  ;  house,  8  Whitehouse  terrace 

Ritchie,  George,  1  Blackwood  crescent 

Ritchie,  George,  smith  and  ironmonger,  50 
Lothian  street ;  house,  24  Clerk  street 


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Ritchie,  George,  1  Heriot  bridge 

Ritchie,  James,  clothier,  12  Frederick  street ; 
house,  106  Gilmore  place 

Ritchie,  James.  S.I.R.,  1  Carlung  place 

Ritchie,  James,  wholesale  stationer,  140  High 
street ;  house,  13  Blacket  place 

Ritchie,  James,  spirit  dealer,  197  High  street 

Ritchie,  Jolin  S.,  accountant  and  actuary,  19 
St  Andrew  square  ;  house,  12  Gilmore  pi. 

Ritchie,  John,  butcher,  2  Richmond  terrace 

Ritchie,  John,  silk  mercer,  15  Lonsdale  ter. 

Ritchie,  John,  brassfounder.  East  Thistle  street 
lane  ;  bouse,  9  Thistle  street 

Ritchie,  John  {B.  L.  Co.'s  Bank),  2  West 
Cu'cus  place 

Ritchie,  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  11  Mor- 
rison street ;  house,  18  Rosebank  cottages 

Ritchie,  Mark,  12  Cannon  street,  Leith 

Ritchie,  Patrick,  clerk,  25  Queensferry  street 

Ritchie,  Patrick,  press  and  machine  maker, 
Oakfield,  102  Pleasance 

Ritchie,  Peter,  bookseller  and  stationer,  62 
Lauriston  street ;  house,  5  Portland  place 

Ritchie,  R.  B..  13  Danube  street 

Ritchie,  Robt.  Peel.  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  16  HiUst. 

Ritchie,  Robert,  civil  and  practical  engineer 
(agent  for  Perkins''  Patent  Heating  Ap- 
paratus, and  agent  for  the  Union  Insurance 
Office,  London),  16  Hill  street 

Ritchie,  Rt.  (Rombach  B.  ^-  Co.),  8  Chapel  st. 

Ritchie,  Robert  (manager,  Oakheld  Factory), 
13  East  Adam  street 

Ritchie,  Thomas,  7  Leven  terrace 

Ritchie,  Thos.,  glass-cutter,  8 Middle  Arthur  pi. 

Ritchie,  Thomas,  traveller,  8  West  Adam  st. 

Ritchie,  T.  (R.  Sp  Co.),  69  Gihnore  place 

Ritchie,  W.,  cattle  and  sheep  agent,  13  Archi- 
bald place 

Ritchie,  William,  32  Grove  street 

Ritchie,  Wm.  L.,  sculptor,  46  Dean  path,  Dean 

Ritchie,  William,  wholesale  stationer,  agent 
for  Eyre  &  Spottiswoode,  H.  M.  printers, 
16  Elder  street;  house,  12  Lonsdale  terrace 

Ritchie,  William,  tobacconist,  23  Frederick  st. 

Ritchie,  S.  &  A.,  Berlin  wool  repository,  37 
Hanover  street 

Ritchie,  Mrs  John,  19  Salisbury  road 

BITCHIE,  MES  J.,  ropemaker,  twine  and 
metallic  cord  manufacturer,  22  South  Back 
of  Canongate.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  92 

Ritchie,  Mrs  Margaret,  25  Scotland  street 

Ritchie,  Mrs  W.  Adolphus,  31  Stafford  street 

Ritchie,  Mrs,  1 8  Panmure  place 

Ritchie,  iirs,  lodgings,  40  Heriot  row 

Ritchie,  !Mrs,  27  Morrison  street 

Ritchie,  J*Irs,  general  drapery  and  outfitting 
warehouse,  27  George  rv.  bridge ;  house, 
28  Buccleuch  place 

Ritchie,  >Irs,  9  Walker  terrace 

Ritchie,  i£ra,  dressmaker,  121  Princes  street 

Ritchie,  Mrs  Dr,  1  Merchiston  terrace 

Ritchie,  Miss  Agnes,  17  Mansionhouse  road 

Ritchie,  Miss  C.  M.,  6  Madeu-a  place,  Leith 


Ritchie,  Miss,  14  Brandon  street 
Ritchie,  Miss,  3  Wuidsor  street 
Ritchie,  Miss,  18  Alva  street 
Ritteuberg,  B.,  Ross  house.  Park  place 
Road  Office  of  County  Trustees,  County 

buildings 
Roan,  John,  basketmaker,  8  Tolbooth  wynd 
Robb,  Charles,  &  Son,  sUversmiths  and  electro- 
platers,  South-west  Thistle  street  lane 
Robb,  Thomas,    &   Son,  family  gi'ocers   and 

wine  merchants,  9  and  11  Frederick  street ; 

house,  74  George  street 
Robb,  A.,  bootmaker,  1  North  St  James'  st. 
Robb,  Charles  (T.  R.  cj-  S.),  13  Panmure  pi. 
Robb,  Charles,  30  Hanover  street 
Robb,  David,  7  Saunders  street 
Robb,  George  H.,  teacher,  2  Stanhope  place 
Robb,  George,  Abbotsford  hotel,  17  Green- 
side  street 
Robb,  Geo.,  printer  (successor  to  Mr  Hughes), 

3  Thistle  street ;  house,  1  Broughton  place 
Robb,  James,  19  Fettes  row 
Robb,  John,   builder  and  conti-actor,    Tyne- 

castle.  Daily  road 
Robb,  Thomas  (C.  R.  ^-  S.),  33  Dundas  street 
Robb,  WiUiam,  flesher,  24  High  market 
Robb,  William,  grocer,  11  West  port 
Robb,   William,   wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

145  Princes  street 
Robb,  Mrs  Gordon,  1  Broughton  place 
Robb,  Mrs,  3  Antigua  street 
Robb,  Mrs,  56  Crosscauseway 
Robbie,  James,  clerk,  1  Athole  terrace 
Robbie,  Jn.,  shoemaker,  8  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Roberts  Brothers  &  Co.,  of  London,  importers 

of  French  silks  and  flowers  (W.B.  Conochie, 

agent),  26  George  street 
Roberts,  J.  S.  &  W.,  hatters,  11  Pleasance 
Roberts,  Andrew,  engineer,   1  Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Roberts,  E.  H,,  wool  broker  and  agent,  51 

Cockburn  street ;  house,  23  Buccleuch  pi. 
Roberts,  George,  builder,  Haymarket ;  house, 

1  Grosvenor  street 
Roberts,  M.  S.,  7  Salisbury  street 
Roberts,  Robert,  turner  and  wood  merchant, 

Dairy  road 
Roberts,  Robert,  surveyor,  3  St  Cuthbert's  pi. 
Roberts,  Thomas,  general  merchant,  5  Grind- 
lay  street ;  house,  25  Gardner's  crescent 
Roberts,    W.   A.,   M.D.,    L.D.S.,    R.G.S.L., 

dental  surgeon,  30  Queen  street 
Roberts,  Mrs  Janet,  midwife,  2  Romilly  place 
Robertson   Brothers,    merchants   (agents  for 

Vivian  ^'  Sons,  copper  smelters),  32  and  33 

Timber  bush 
Robertson  &  Cairns,  plumbers,  brassfounders, 

and  gasfitters,  31  Nicolson  street 
Robertson  &  Co.,  engravers,  35  Cockburn  st. 
Robertson  &  Hope,  grain  and  seed  factors, 

39  Constitution  street 
Robertson  &  Scott,  newspaper  and  advertising 

agents,  13  Hanover  street 


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Robertson,  D.  &  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 
44  George  iv.  bridge  and  ilerchant  street 

Robertson,  D.  &  R.,  grocers,  tea,  wine,  and 
spirit  merchants,  51  Kirkgate 

Robertson,  David,  &  Son,  cork  manufacturers 
and  wine  coopers,  8  Elbe  street 

Robertson,  James,  &  Co.,  chemists  and  drug- 
gists, 35  George  street ;  keys  at  37 

Robertson,  J.  &  J.,  wholesale  Scotch  and 
English  warehousemen,  128  &  142  High  st. 

Robertson,  J.  &  M.,  china  merchants,  9  Union 
place  and  38  Victoria  street ;  house,  30 
Hadding-ton  place 

Robertson,  J.,  &  Son,  engineers  and  mill- 
wrights, 2  Couper  street 

Robertson,  John,  &  Co.,  stock  and  share 
brokers,  62  George  street 

Robertson,  John,  &  Co.,  wholesale  boot  and 
shoe  manufacturers,  257  High  street 

Robertson,  Peter  S.,  &  Co.,  seedsmen  and 
nurserymen,  33  St  Andrew  square,  and 
Trinity  nursery,  Trinity 

Robertson,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  hosiery, flan- 
nel, smallware,  glove,  and  yarn  warehouse, 
27  South  bridge  ;   ho.  19  Rankeillor  street 

Robertson's  Acadejiy,  East  Preston  street; 
Wm.  K.  Wason  and  James  Andereon,  head 
masters 

Robertson,  Alex.,  greengrocer,  68  Giles  street 

Robertson,  Alex.,  builder  and  joiner.  Summer 
bank  ;  house,  2  Kerr  street 

Robertson,  Alexander,  1  Young  street 

Robertson,  Alexander,  31  Nicolson  street 

Robertson,  Alex.,  missionary,  10  Arthur  st. 

Robertson,  Alex.,  confectioner,  40  Cowgate 

Robertson,  Alexander  W.,  C.A.,  22  Aber- 
cromby  place 

Robertson,  Alex.,  dairyman,  70  Rose  street 

Robertson,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  4 
St  Anthony  place  ;  house,  2  Lothian  road 

Robertson,  Alexander,  writer,  19  Pitt  street 

Robertson,  Alexander,  M.A.,  teacher  of  mathe- 
matics, 12  Union  street 

Robertson,  Alexander,  commission  agent  and 
ham-curer,  5  Old  Physic  gardens ;  house, 
30  Lothian  street 

Robertson,  A.  E.,  clerk,  14  West  Newington 
place 

Robertson,  Andrew,  timber  merchant,  Castle 
terrace  ;  house,  10  Gillespie  crescent 

Robertson,  Andrew,  secy,  of  Scottish  Pro- 
vincial Assurance  Co.,  65  Princes  street ; 
house,  5  Howard  place 

Robertson,  Andrew,  butcher,  18  Roxburgh  pi. 

Robertson,  Chai'les,  ironfoimder,  Richmond 
foundry,  93  Pleasance  ;  ho.  4  Bernard  ter. 

Robertson,  Charles,  newsagent,  2  North 
Richmond  street 

Robertson,  Charles,  advocate,  13  Gloucester 
place 

Robertson,  Charles,  44  Cumberland  street 

Robertson,  Charles  {messenger^  Commercial 
Bank),  10  George  street 


Robertson,  Charles,  10  Grange  road 

Robertson,  D.,  Albert  hotel,  25  Hanover  st. 
and  27  Rose  street 

Robertson,  D.  L,  city  chamberlain,  and  trea- 
surer of  Trinity  hospital,  10  Royal  Ex- 
change ;  house,  Westerhall,  Meadows 

Robertson,  David,  architect,  16  Picardy  place ; 
house,  Westerhall  lodge,  WesterhaU 

Robertson,  D.,  tailor,  1  Tontine  buildings, 
Fox  lane 

Robertson,  D.,  fruit  and  potato  merchant,  1a 
Abercromby  place 

ROBERTSON,  DAVID,  cabinetmaker,  uphol- 
sterer, and  funeral  undertaker,  16  Lothian 
road.     ^  See  Adv.  pp.  66,  110 

Robertson,  David,  hosier  and  draper,  24  High 
street ;  house,  1  Upper  Gray  street 

Robertson,  David  S.,  C.A.,  10  Gt.  Stuart  st. 

Robertson,  Donald,  13  Inverleith  row 

Robertson,  Donald,  grocer  and  spiiit  mer- 
chant, 92  Pleasance 

Robertson,  Donald,  shoemaker,  373  High  st. 

Robertson,  Douglas  Argyll,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S., 
40  Queen  street 

Robertson,  Duncan,  2  Roxburgh  terrace 

Robertson,  Duncan,  coal  and  firewood  factory, 
57  Grove  street 

Robertson,  Duncan,  tailor,  62  Thistle  street 

Robertson,  Fergus  {Royal  Bank  of  Scotland), 
10  Blackwood  crescent 

Robertson,  Francis,  wme  and  spirit  merchant, 
Buck's  Head  tavern,  1  Citadel ;  house,  12 
Admiralty  street 

Robertson,  George  B.,  "W.S.,  deputy  keeper 
of  records,  Register  House,  16  Alva  street 

Robertson,  Geo.  {H.M.C.),  29  Woodville  ter. 

Robertson,  George  Gordon,  M.D.,  deputy-in- 
spector-general of  hospitals,  10  AVindsor  st. 

Robertson,  George,  civil  engineer,  47  Albany 
street,  and  New  Works,  Leith  docks 

Robertson,  George,  W.S.,  17  Royal  circus 

Robertson,  George,  teacher,  Free  New  North 
school,  132  High  street 

Robertson,  George,  tailor,  1  Dumbiedykes  pi. 

Robertson,  George  (D.  ^-  J.  R.),  34  Lauder  rd. 

Robertson,  George,  dairy,  4  East  Sciennes  st. 

Robertson,  George,  tailor,  119  Causewayside 

Robertson,  George,  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 7  William  street 

Robertson,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
29  Yardheads ;  ho.  1  Ha-niihorn  bank  ter. 

Robertson,  Gilbert,  16  Athole  terrace 

Robertson,  Gilbert,  merchant,  36  Quality 
street ;  house,  8  Frederick  street 

Robertson,  H.,  confectioner,  62  South  bridge 

Robertson,  H.,  confectioner,  56  Cockburn  st. 

Robertson,  J.,  coal  agent,  28  St  Leonard  st. 

Robertson,  James,  grocer,  1  Tennant  street ; 
house,  10  Sowersby  place 

Robertson,  James,  baker  and  confectioner, 
19  Elm  row 

Robertson,  James  (H.M.C.),  2  Janefield  pi. 

Robertson,  Rev.  James,  6  Salisbury  road 


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Robertson,  Rev.  James,  Richmond  cottage. 
Ferry  road 

Robertson,  Rev.  James,  Viewfortli  road 

Robertson,  James,  tailor,  5  Prospect  terrace 

Robertson,  J.,  lunbrella  maker,  32  Leitb 
street,  35  Kicolsou  street,  and  3  Bread 
street;  house,  21  Buccleuch  place 

Robertson,  James,  wright,  2  Blackford  place, 
Morningside 

Robertson,  James,  commercial  traveller,  65 
Thistle  street 

Robertson,  James  {H.M.  Customs),  13  Haw- 
thorn bank  place 

Robertson,  Jas.  Alex.,  C.A.,  22  Abercroraby  pi. 

Robertson,  James,  joiner,  129  Rose  street 

Robertson,  James  (G.P.O.),  35  Bristo  street 

Robertson,  James  G.,  shipmaster,  51  Albany 
street,  Leith 

Robertson,  James,  lodgings,  9  TTemyss  place 

Robertson,  James  (/.  R.  cj-  Co.),  6  Blacket  pi. 

Robertson,  James,  4  Greenhill  bank,  Mor- 
ningside 

Robertson,  Jas.,  accountant,  12  "\V.  Catherine 
place 

Robertson,  James,  Avorking  jeweller  and 
lapidary,  i  St  James'  square ;  house,  3 
Rillbari  crescent 

Robertson,  James,  1  Coates  crescent 

Robertson,  J.,  carver,  gilder,  etc.,  26  Carnegie 
street 

Robertson,  James,  coach-hii-er  and  coal  mer- 
chant, 10  Bank  place  ;  ho.  11  Madeu-a  st. 

Robertson,  James,  18  West  Preston  street 

Robertson,  James  H.,  confectioner,  196  Cow- 
gate  ;  house,  27  Blair  street 

Robertson,  James  (J.  cV  /.  R.),  22  Danube  st. 

Robertson,  Jeffrey  HaU  {teller,  Bank  of  Scot- 
land), 11  Yiewforth  place 

Robertson,  Colonel  J.  A.,  118  Princes  street 

Robertson,  J.  S.,  tract  depot,  52  Cockburn 
street ;  house,  8  Lothian  road 

Robertson,  J.  H.,  stockbroker,  62  George 
street ;  house,  Gorgie  lodge,  Slateford 

Robertson,  John  C,  timber  merchant,  Grange- 
mouth ;  house,  17  Dean  terrace 

Robertson,  John,  bootmaker,  7  St  Leonard's 
hiU 

Robertson,  John,  S.S.C.  and  S.L.,  63  Hanover 
sti'eet ;  house,  27  Brighton  pi.,  Portobello 

Robertson,  John,  coal  merchant,  9  Upper 
Grove  place 

Robertson,  John  H.,  4  Laverock  bank  terrace 

Robertson,  John,  joiner,  "West  End  place 

Robertson,  John,  wine  and  spuit  merchant,  3 
Hill  place  and  17  Shore  ;  ho.  30  Xicolson  st. 

Robertson,  John,  clerk,  6  South  Clerk  street 

Robertson,  J.,  bootmaker,  5  East  Register 
street ;  house,  3 

Robertson,  John,  dairy,  42  London  street 

Robertson,  J.  H.  {R.  Brothers),  4  Laverock 
bank  terrace 

Robertson,  John,  F.E.I.S.,  professor  of  music, 
8  Great  Stuart  street 


Robertson,     John,     house  -  steward,     George 

Heriot's  hospital ;  house,  1  Heriot  place 
Robertson,  John   (i>.  cj-  /.  R.),  54   Blacket 

place 
Robertson,  J.  W.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

17  Cowgatehead  ;  house,  5  Keir  street 
Robertson,  John,  19  Henderson  place 
Robertson,  John,  flesher,  2  Tennant  street 
Robertson,  John,  gasfitter  and  belUianger,  11 

Buccleuch  st. ;  workshop,  2a  Crosscauseway 
Robertson,  John  A.,  S.S.C,  17  York  place 
Robertson,  John  G.,  1  Rillbauk  terrace 
Robertson,  John  M'L.,  engineer  (Wight  Sj-  R.), 

5  Union  place,  Bonning-ton  road 
Robertson,  Jolm,  jun.,  S.S.C,  19  Comely  bank 
Robertson,  John,  dairyman,  26  Balbirnie  pi. 
Robertson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

9  Tarvit  street 
Robertson,  Jolm,  brush  manufactm-er,  8  Howe 

street ;  house,  9  Jamaica  street 
Robertson,  John,   joiner,    18   Albany  street, 

Leith  ;  house,  19 
Robertson,  J.  P.  B.,  advocate,  5b  South-east 

Circus  place 
Robertson,  Lawrence,  banker,  5  Melville  cres. 
Robertson,  Magnus,  ^vright,  13  Coburg  street ; 

house,  3  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Robertson,  Patrick,  2  Glenogle  terrace 
Robei-tson,  P.  M.,  writer,  3  Montague  street 
Robertson,  Peter,  agent.  Commercial   Bank, 

100  South  bridge ;  house,  1  S.  Gray  street 
Robertson,  Peter,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 62  Canongate  ;  house,  60 
Robertson,  P.,  letter-carrier,  7  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Robertson,  Peter  S.,  Duudurn,  Trinity 
Robertson,  R.,  cabinetmaker,  8  Lothian  road 
Robertson,    Robert,    watch-case     maker,    8 

Nicolson  square  ;  house,  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Robertson,  Robert,  wholesale  corn  merchant, 

Haddon's  court,  112  Nicolson  street ;  house, 

5  Lauder  road 
Robertson,  Robert,  5  Morningside  place 
Robertson,  Robert,  tobacco  manufacturer,  3 

St  Patrick- street ;  ho.  19  St  Patrick  square 
Robertson,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  dealer,  1 

Hamilton  place  ;  house,  2 
Robertson,    Robert  (M'Gregor,  R.,   ^-   Co.), 

42  York  place 
Robertson,  Rob.,  yearly  society,  9  Hercles  st. 
Robertson,  Robert,  joiner,  10  Breadalbane  st. 
Robertson,  Robert,  3  Cornwall  street 
Robertson,     Robert,      chimney-sweeper,     22 

Gifford  park 
Robertson,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 2  Middle  Arthur  place 
Robertson,   Samuel,    grocer   and   wine   mer- 
chant, 108  Grassmarket 
Robertson,  Thomas  R.,  W.S.  and  sharebroker, 

62  George  st. ;  house,  Gorgie  lodge,  Slateford 
Robertson,  Thos.,  spirit  dealer,  1  Canonmills 
Robertson,  Thomas  (secretary,  Standard  Life 

Assurance  Office),  11  Grange  road 
Robertson,  Thos.  (R.  ^-  Hope),  18  Windsor  st. 


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Eobertson,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

201  Cowgate  ;  house,  2  High  riggs 
Eobertson,  Thos.,  engraver,  12  Gladstone  ter. 
Eobertson,    Thomas    {OUphant    ^-   Co.),    25 

Blacket  place 
Eobertson,  Thomas,  baker,  5  St  Patrick  street, 

71  Pleasance,  and  244  Canongate 
Eobertson,  Thomas  B.,  clerk,  39  James  street 
Eobertson,  Thomas  D.,  9  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Eobertson,  T.  S.,  1  Gladstone  place 
Eobertson,  Thomas  (^Inland  Revenue),  8  Hen- 
derson place  I 
Eobertson,  Thomas,  3  Macnab  street  j 
Eobertson,  Thomas,  brassfoimder,  22   South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Eobertson,  Walter,  engineer,  2  Abbotsford  pi. 
Eobertson,  "Walter,  restaurant,  8  Shore 
Eobertson,  Eev.  Wm.,  D.D.,  29  Albany  street 
Eobertson,  Wm.,  M.D.,   F.E.C.P.,   Eegistrar 
of    Scottish    Branch    of    General  Medical 
Council,  28  Albany  street 
Eobertson,  William,  teacher,  12  Dryden  street 
Eobertson,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

4  Primrose  place 
Eobertson,  William,  flesher,  82  Pleasance 
Eobertson,  WilUam,  6  Caledonian  road 
Eobertson,  William,  dairyman,  1  Church  st. 
Eobertson,  William  (G.P.O.),  15  St  James'  sq. 
Eobertson,  Wm., plumber,  146  Constitution  st. 
Eobertson,  William,  dau-yman,  2  Hope  street ; 

house,  Groathill,  Blackhall 
Eobertson,  Wm.,  gardener,  Pilrig  st.  gardens 
Eobertson,  WUliam,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

1  Parkside  street 
Eobertson,    William,    Oakfield   foundry,    102 

Pleasance  ;  house,  120 
Eobertson,  William,  tinsmith,  94  Eose  street 
Eobertson,  William,  gi'ocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

15  King  street 
Eobertson,  Wilham  (J.  R.  S,-  Son),  25  Had- 
dington place 
Eobertson,  William,  baker  and  confectioner, 

1  Fingal  place 

Eobertson,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  7  Beaumont  pi. 
Eobertson,  Williain,  grocer  and  wine  mercht., 

2  High  street 

Eobertson,  William,  plumber,  20AQueensferry 

street;  house,  16  Spittal  street 
Eobertson,  Wm.  W.,  17  Upper  Grove  place 
Eobertson,  William  N.,  of  Donochie.  Maturatta 

house,  Oswald  road 
Eobertson,  Wm.,  treasurer's  office,  5  Queen 

street ;  house,  3  East  London  street 
Eobertson,  W.  B.,  bookkeeper,  4  Cockburn  st. 
Eobertson,  W.  G.,  family  chemist,  101  Brough- 

ton  street ;  house,  2  East  Broughton  place 
Eobertson,  William  (R.  Brothers),  Northmost 

villa,  Wardie  road 
Eobertson,  William,   greengrocer,  48  Cross- 
causeway 
Eobertson,  William  (Royal  Bank  of  Scotland), 

2  Sciennes  hiU  place 
Eobertson,  Mrs  A.,  2  Scotland  street 


Eobertson,  Mrs  Alexander,  4  Trinity  crescent 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Alaric,  27  Scotland  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Ann,  26  Eaeburn  place 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Captain,  6  Mayfield  terrace 
Eobertson,  Mrs  David,  53  George  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  D.,  27  Elder  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  D.,  25  Lady  Lawson's  wynd 
Eobertson,  Mrs  D.,  28  Gayfield  square 
Eobertson,  ^Irs  G.,  28  Albany  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  George,  54  EankeiUor  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  H.,  china  merchant,  9  Drum- 

moud  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  James,  32  AJbanj  street,  Leith 
Eobertson,  Mrs  James,  15  Hope  park  terrace 
Eobertson,  Mrs  James,  3  Montague  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  James,  6  Melville  crescent 
Eobertson,  Mrs  J.,  greengrocer,  49  Clerk  st. 
Eobertson,  Mrs  John,  24  Duke  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  John,  10  EankeiUor  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Dr  Joseph,  23  Buccleuch  place 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Margaret,  2  Grove  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs  M.,  dressmaker,  37  India  pi. 
Eobertson,  Mrs  P.,  dressmaker,  36  Bristo  st. 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Patrick  G.,  9  Alva  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  T.,  3  Windmill  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  T.,  dressmaker,  10  Baker's  pi. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  public  steam  washing  house, 

30  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  14  Lapicide  place 
Eobertson,   Mrs,  ladies'  and  sick  nurse,  40a 

Howe  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  16  Grindlay  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  11  Barony  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  staymaker,  75  Cumberland  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  3  Spence's  place,  Leith 
Robertson,  Mrs,  3  Randolph  place 
Robertson,  Mrs,  22  Dimdas  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  2  Jordan  lane 
Robertson,  Mrs,  4  Henderson  row 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Spittal  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  25  Barony  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  6  Dundas  street 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  38  Minto  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  5b  South-east  Circus  place 
Robertson,  Mrs,  6  Brighton  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Howe  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  of  Auchleeks,  9  Clarendon  cres. 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  135a  George  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  27  Clyde  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  35  Ann  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  dress  and  cloak  maker,   18 

West  Preston  street 
Robertson,  Cath.,  milliner  and  draper,  28  S. 

Richmond  street 
Eobertson,  MissC,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 

2  West  port 
Eobertson,  Miss  Louisa,  6a  Bruntsfield  place 
Robertson,  Jliss  Margaret,  10  Saunders  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  94  Rose  street 
Eoloertson,  Miss,  9  St  Vincent  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  3  Hope  pai'k  terrace 
Eobertson,  Miss,  teacher,  ISa  Greenside  place 
Eobertson,  Miss,  20  Pitt  street 


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Robertson,  Miss,  25  Cumberland  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  65  Northumberland  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  1  ^Meadow  place 
Robertson,  Miss,  4  Rutland  square 
Robertson,  Miss,  22  Scotland  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  7b  St  Patrick  square 
Robertson,  Miss,  lodgings,  35  Moray  place 
Robertson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Howe  street 
Robertson,  iliss,  milUner,  22  Downie  place 
Robertson,  Miss,  4  St  Vincent  street 
Robertson,  iliss,  9  Melville  terrace 
Robertson,  Misses,  56  India  street 
Robertson,  Misses,  11  Heriot  row 
Robeson,  Col.  John  T.,  U.S.  Consul,  94  Con- 
stitution street 
Robin,  M'Millau,  &  Co.,  brewers,  Summerhall 
Robin,  Mrs  Sa.,  30  Warriston  crescent 
Robinow,  Marjoribanks,  &  Co.,  corn  factors 
and  general  merchants,  62  Constitution  st. 
Robinow,  Adolph,  Consul  for  the  German  Em- 
pire, 21  Clarendon  cres.  ;  office,  62  Consti- 
tution street 
Robinson,     Robert,     &    Sons,    horticultural 
builders,  Canonmills ;  ho.  Brunton  cottage 
KOBmSON,     H.,    pubhsher,     stationer,    and 
newspaper    agent,    11    Greenside    street; 
house,  7  Baxter's  place.     ^^  See  Adv.  p.  47 
Eobiusou,  T.  W.,  of  Maitland,  27  Buccleuch 

place 
Robinson,  William,  2  St  Bernard's  row 
Robinson,  Mrs,  8  Abercromby  place 
Robisou,  James,  bootmaker,  2  Henry  place 
Robson,  Selby,  agent,  8  West  Adam  street 
Robson,  Dr   Thomas   W.   E.,    44    Frederick 

street ;  house,  38  Castle  street 
Robson,  Wm.  (Millar,  Allardice,  §'i?.),S.S.C., 

3  Palmerston  road 
Robson,  Mrs  ^M.,  worsted  shop,  137  Rose  st. 
Robson,  Jiliss,  22  Drummond  place 
Rochead,  J.  T.,  architect,  19  Morningside  pi. 
Rochead,  Miss   Jane,  matron,    Stewart's   In- 
stitution, Dean 
Rock  Life  Assueakce  Compaxt,  6  York  pi. ; 

Henry  Lees,  agent 
Roddick,  R.  D.,  64  Inverleith  row 
Roden,  Francis,  grocer,  9  St  Mary  street 
Roden,  Mrs,  32  Cumberland  street 
Rodger,  Rer.  Alexander,  32  Saxe-Coburg  pi. 
Rodger,  A.,  grocer,  Rodger's  land.  Primrose 

street 

Rodger,  J.  F.  {Macladikm  S,'R.),  1  Royal  circus 

Rodger,   James,   Blackbraes   coal   depot,    18 

Port  Hamilton  ;  house,  23  Upper  Grove  pi. 

Rodger,  John  D.,  builder,  Daky  road  ;  house, 

13  Downie  place 
Rodger, W., hairdresser,  143Pleasauce;  ho.  138 
Rodger,  W.,  fishmonger,  4a  Union  street 
Rodger,  Mrs  Eliz.,  Laurel  bank,  Stanley  road 
Rodger,  Mrs,  1  Royal  circus 
Rodger,  Mrs  M.,  ladies'  nm'se,  6  Baker's  place 
Rodger,  Mrs,  Hyndford  lodge,  Polworth  ter. 
Rodger,  Mrs  W.,  13  Dewar  place 
Rodger,  Miss,  45  Ann  street 


Rodger,  Miss,  greengrocer  and  fruiterer,  6 
Baker's  place 

Rodger,  Misses,  72  Broughton  street 

Rodger s.  Misses  E.  &  A.,  millinery  warehouse, 
14  Buccleuch  street 

Roger,  David,  15  Buccleuch  street 

Roger,  Peter  S.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  12 
Great  Junction  street 

Rogers  &  Boog,  saddlery  and  harness  makers, 
80  Princes  street 

Rogers,  A.  (Hutchinson  c^  /?.).  2  Hillside  cres. 

Rogers,  George,  90  Gilmore  place 

Rogers,  J.  H.  (R.  S,-  Boog),  13  S.  Charlotte  st. 

Rogers,  James,  coal  and  commission  agent,  10 
Drumdryan  street 

Rogers,  Wm.,  bookseller,  bookbinder,  and  sta- 
tioner, 35  Queeusferry  st. ;  ho.  29  Alva  st. 

Rogers,  Mrs,  4  Buccleuch  street 

Rogers,  Misses,  dressmakers  and  machinists, 
28  Candlemaker  row 

Rogerson,  John  J.,  ^Merchiston  castle,  Mer- 
chiston 

Rogerson,  Mrs,  2  Viewforth  place 

Roland,  Captain,  fencing-room  and  gymna- 
sium, 18  St  Andrew  sq. ;  ho.  7  BeUevue  ter. 

Roland,  Henry,  fencing-master,  33  Gayfield 
square 

RoUand,  Adam,  of  Gask,  20  AthoU  crescent 

RoUand,  John  H.  W.,  C.A.,  13  Hope  street 

RoUand,  Mrs  John,  13  Hope  street 

RoUand,  Miss,  14  Shandwick  place 

RoUo,  Archibald,  Sunbuiy  house,  Bell's  mills 

RoUo,  David,  accountant,  28  Greenside  street 

RoUo,  F.,  grocer,  21  Coburg  street 

RoUo,  F.  C,  hair  restorer,  14  Nicolson  square 

RoUo,  Hugh  James,  W.S.,  Master  Extraordi- 
nary in  Chancery,  England  and  Ireland, 
and  Commissioner  for  English  and  Irish 
Courts,  14  Young  st. ;  ho.  4  Randolph  cliff 

RoUo,  J.,  13  Pitt  street 

RoUo,  Robert,  bootmaker,  39  William  street 

RoUo,  Wm.,  janitor,  High  school,  Regent  road 

RoUo,  Miss,  11  Darnaway  street 

Romanes  &  Paterson,  silk  mercers  and  tartan 
manufacturers  to  the  Queen,  59  North  bridge 

Romanes,  James,  C.A.  (Mui-ray  ^'  R.),  18 
Morningside  place 

Romanes,  John,  S.S.C.  (Paterson  ^-R.,  W.S.), 
Oswald  road 

Romanes,  George,  C.E.,  5  St  Andrew  square  ; 
house,  Oswald  road 

Romanes,  Ninian,  spirit  merchant,  12  West 
Maitland  street 

Romanes,  Robert,  3  Graham  street 

Romanes,  iirs,  Oswald  road 

Romanes,  Mrs  J.,  9  Manor  place 

Romanis,  Chas.  S.,  M.R.C.Y.S.,  veterinary 
inspector  H.M.  Customs,  28  Coburg  st.  ; 
house,  12  Henderson  place 

Romans,  John  &  William,  gas  engineers  and 
coal  and  cannel  factors,  also  agents  for  Val 
de  Travers  Asphalte  Paving  Company 
(Limited),  8  Forth  street,  and  1  Walbrook, 


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ROS 


Mansionhouse,    London ;    house,    Newton- 
Grange  house,  Newbattle 
Rombach  Brothers  &  Co.,  wholesale  toy  and 

hardware  merchants,  82  South  bridge 
Romeling,  Rudolph.  3  Helen  place,  Leith 
Ronald  &  Ritchie,  S.S.C,  20  Hill  street 
Ronald,    Hugh,    commission    and    insurance 

agent,  2  West  Nicolson  street 
Ronald,  John,  S.S.C,  20  Hill  street  ;  house, 

Meggetland 
Ronalds,  Edmund  (Bonnington  Chemical  Co.), 

Bonnington  ;  house,  Bonnington  road 
Ronalds,  Hugh   (Bonniin/toii   Chemical   Co.), 

Hillhousefield  house,  Bonnmgton 
Ronaldson,    George,  upholsterer,   auctioneer, 

appraiser,  and  house-agent,  8  Ronaldson's 

buUdings  ;  house,  10  Crown  street 
Ronaldson,  John,  6  St  Andrew  square 
Ronaldson,  Thomas,  7  Mansionhouse  road 
Ronaldson,  Thomas,  clerk,  21  Brougham  place 
Ronaldson,    William,     wine    merchant    and 

grocer,  6  St  Patrick  street 
Ronaldson,  ^liss,  Somerset  cottage,  Raebumpl. 
Ronaldson,  ilisses,  22  St  Patrick  square 
Rooney,    Hugh,    commission    and   insurance 

agent,  28  Gayfield  square 
Roper,  And-w., bootmaker,  16  W.  Richmond  st 
Roper,  George,  bootmaker,  43  Bristo  street; 

house,  17  Blackwood  crescent 
Roper,  Henry  J.,  5  Saunders  street 
Roques,   Casimir,   hairdresser   and  perfvimer 

from  Paris,  7  South  St  Andrew  st.  ;  ho.  9 
Roques,  iladame,  &  Wight,  milliners  and  im- 
porters of  flowers.  7  S.  St  Andrew  st. ;  ho.  9 
Rorie,  George  L.,  N.P.,  13  Howard  place 
Rosa,  Edward,  chiropodist,  27  Howe  street 
Rosa,  George,  M.D.,  surgeon,  80b  George  st. 
Rose,  L.,  &  Co.,  merchants,  11  Mitchell  st. 
Rose,  Charles  A.,  Bonnington  sugar  refinery, 

Breadalbane  street ;  house,  19  Windsor  st. 
Rose,  Hugh,  M.A.,  25  Gayfield  square 
Rose,  Hugh  (Craig  S,-  R.),  3  HiUside  crescent 
Rose,  Hugh,  junior  (Craig  ^-  R.),  Blackford 

house,  Mayfield  street 
Rose,  Hugh,  coach-smith,  25  Gayfield  square 
Rose,  James,  hairdi^esser,  7  Chapel  street 
Rose,  Jas.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  41  Thistle  st. 
Rose,  John  E.,  5  Madeira  place 
Rose,  John  T.,  11  Duncan  street 
Rose,  John,  gTOoer,  Avine  and  spirit  merchant, 

2  Eglintou  street 
Rose,  John,  1  Drummond  street 
Rose,  Lauchlan  (L.  R.  cj-  Co.),  9  Cassels  pi. 
Rose,  Robert,  28  Barony  street 
Rose,  Robert  (H.M.  Customs),  Pitt  st.,  Leith 
Rose,  Thomas,  sj^irit  nierch.,  2  Hillhousefield 
Rose,  William,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  35 

Broughton  place;  house.  East  London  st. 
Rose,    WiUiam,    saddler,    58    Grassmarket ; 

house,  1  Lauriston  park 
Rose,  W.  K.,  news  reporter,  Lawrence  villa, 

Murray  street,  Sciennes  hill 
Rose,  Mrs  Heriot,  31  India  street 


Rose,  Mrs  Neilson,  5  Madeira  place 

Rose,  Miss,  47  Great  King  sti-eet 

Rose,  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Driuumond  street 

Rosenberg,  L.,  carver  and  gilder,  51  Nicolson 
street 

Rosenheim,  B.,  picture  dealer,  48  Cross- 
causeway 

Rosie,  Robert,  2  Circus  lane 

Rosie,  Mrs,  52  Cumberland  street 

Rosie,  Mrs,  boarding-school,  17  Dalrymple  cres. 

Ross,  Martin,  &  Co.,  com.  merchants  and  in- 
surance brokers,  44  Constitution  street 

Ross  &  Pringle,  photogi-aphers  to  the  Queen, 
114  George  street 

Ross  &  Wright,  goldbeaters  and  dealers  in 
coins,  11  Calton  street 

Ross  &  Young,  tailors  and  clothiers,  8  Fre- 
derick street 

Ross,  Alexander,  &  Company,  grocers  and 
wine  merchants,  7  North  St  Andrew  street 

Ross,  H.,  &  Co.,  family  linen,  general  outfit- 
ting, and  baby  linen  warehouse,  etc.,  1  and 
3  Nicolson  st.  ;  ho.  15  Merchiston  avenue 

Ross,  James,  &  Co.,  rope,  twine,  and  fishing- 
line  manufacturers,  James  lane,  Bath  st. 

Ross,  John,  &  Co.,  publishers,  13  North  Bank 
street;  house,  11  Melville  terrace 

Ross,  John,  &  Son,  Venetian  blmd  makers, 
29  Leven  street ;  house,  27 

Ross,  J.  &  R.  D.,  W.S.,  38  Frederick  street 

Ross,  Adolphus  Macdowell  (H.M.  Customs), 
4a  Forth  street 

Ross,  A.  EUison,  S.S.C,  16  Royal  Exchange; 
house,  2  Hailes  street 

Ross,  Alex.,  shawl  and  general  warehouseman, 
19  Lothian  road  ;  house,  16  Lewis  terrace 

Ross,  Alex.,  cowfeeder,  13  Greenside  street 

Ross,  Alexander,  agent,  6  West  Preston  st. 

Ross,  Alexander,  lodgings,  3  Frederick  street 

Ross,  Alexander,  writer,  23  Howe  street 

Ross,  Alexander  F.,  writer,  102  Gilmore  place 

Ross,  Alexander,  27  Dundas  street 

Ross,  Alexander,  17  Union  place 

Ross,  Andrew,  bootmaker,  46  Dean  street 

Ross,  Andrew,  gxocer,  95  Grassmarket;  house, 
5  Lauriston  park 

Ross,  Andi'ew,  lodgings,  5  Hope  street 

Ross,  Colquhoun,  173  Fountainbridge 

Ross,  Daniel,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker, 
12  Elm  row 

Ross,  David,  classical  teacher,  7  Regent  place 

Ross,  David,  confectioner,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail, 35  North  Pitt  street 

Ross,  David,  painter  and  glazier,  194  Rose  st. 

Ross,  David,  tailor  and  clothier,  11  Lothian  st. 

Ross,  Donald,  w^ater  officer,  11  Charles  street 

Ross,  Finlay,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  and  house 
agent,  17  Inglistou  St.;  ho.  21  Lothian  st. 

Ross,  George  (G.P.O.),  14  Calton  hill 

Ross,  George,  12  London  row 

Ross,  George,  12  Shrub  place 

Ross,  George,  silk  mercer  and  family  draper, 
19  South  Clerk  street 


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Eoss,  George,  plasterer,  111  St  Leonard  st.; 

house,  1  Spittalfield  crescent 
Eoss,    George,    gardener,    Eden    hermitage, 

Eden  lane 
Eoss,  George,  6  South  Charlotte  street 
Eoss,  Hardie,  station  agent,  Bonnington 
Ross,  James  (E.  S,'Pr ingle),  East  Powderhall, 

Broughton  road 
Eoss,  Major-General  James  Kerr,  Elm  bank, 

Whitehouse  loan 
Eoss,  John  M.,  master  of  English  language 

and  literature,  High  School,  30  Gt.  King  st. 
Eoss,  Jolm,  11  Melville  terrace 
Eoss,  John  (/.  .V  R.  D.  R.),  79  Gt.  Kmg  st. 
Eoss,  John,  tailor  and  clotliier,  10  Morningside 
Eoss,  John,  daii-y,  43  WiUiam  street 
Eoss,   John,    spirit  merchant,   48   Cowgate ; 

house,  8  Keir  street 
Eoss,  John,  photogTaphic  artist,  3  Gt.  King  st. 
Eoss,  John,  medical  botanist,  78  Rose  street 
Eoss,  John  H.,  30  Prince  Albert  buildings 
Eoss,  Murdoch,  agent  National  Bank,  South 

Side   branch,  36  Nicolson  street ;   house, 

St  Bernard's  cottage,  St  Bernard's  row 
Eoss,  Philip,  14  Abbotsford  park 
Eoss,  Robert  D.  (/.  cj-  R.  D.  R.),  79  Great 

King  street 
Eoss,    Robert  J.,  painter,   8  "West  Nicolson 

street ;  house,  Dalkeith  road 
Eoss,  Robert  {Union  Bank),  16  Ann  street 
Eoss,  Robert,  4  Brown's  court,  A^ennel 
Eoss,  Robert  S.,  writer,  24  Melville  terrace 
Eoss,  Robert  T.,  R.S.A.,  78  Queen  street 
Eoss,  Ronald,  Venetian  blind  maker,  12  Bread 

street 
Eoss,  Thomas,  flesher,  9  High  market;  house, 

2  North  bridge 
Eoss,  Thomas,  architect,  14  "W.  Claremont  st. 
Eoss,    Thomas,    grocer   and  spu-it  dealer,    3 

Home  street 
Eoss,    Wniiam,   sewing-machine    agent,    35 

South  bridge 
~Eoss,  "Wm.,  carter  and  contractor,  7  Abbey 

hill 
Ross,  William,  11  Parkside  street 
Ross,  William,  11  Upper  Grove  place 
Ross,  William,  C.A.,  38  Frederick  street 
Ross,  William,  2  South  Fort  street 
Ross,  William,  confectioner,  95  West  bow 
Ross,  William  S.,  artist's  colourman  and  sta- 
tioner, 5  Frederick  street;  ho.  15  Hart  st. 
Eoss,  William,  joiner,  8  Tarvit  street 
Eoss,  William,  8  Elm  place 
Eoss,  Mrs,  sick-niu-se,  5  Murray  street 
Eoss,  Mrs,  3  Gillespie  place 
Ross,  Mrs,  sick-nui'se,  1a  Ferrier  street 
Ross,  Mrs  E.,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Leven  street 
Ross,  Mrs  E.,  dressmaker,  3  Elder  street 
Ross,  Mrs  George,  7  Forres  street 
Ross,  Mrs  H.,  milliner,  8  St  Anthony  place 
Ross,  Mrs  John,  1  Morton  street 
^Ross,  Mrs  John,  miniature  painter,  3  Great 

King  street 


Ross,  Mi-s  John,  4  Brown's  court,  V'eunel 
Ross,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  dealer,  479  Lawnmarket ; 

house,  8  Lauriston  park 
Ross,  Mrs  William.,  scripture  reader,  60  Buc- 

cleuch  street 
Ross,  Mrs  W.  B.,  20  India  street 
Ross,  Mrs  William,  11  P^ast  Preston  street 
Ross,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  14  William  street 
Ross,  Mrs,  11  Comely  bank 
Ross,  Mrs,  3  Jordan  place 
Ross,  Mrs,  boarding-school,  30  Gt.  King  st. 
Ross,  Mrs,  48  North  bridge 
Ross,  Mrs,  49  Bristo  street 
Ross,  Miss  A.,  lodgings,  4  Bristo  port 
Ross,  Miss  Helen,  milliaer,  31  Fountainbridge 
Ross,  Miss  I.,  tobacconist,  26  Sandport  street 
Ross,  Miss,  dressmaker,  31  India  place 
Ross,  Miss,  lodgings,  3  AVarriston  place 
Ross,  Miss,  dressmaker,  25  Thistle  street 
Ross,  Miss,  35  Charlotte  square 
Ross,  Miss,  5  Raudolph  place 
Ross,  Miss,  25  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Ross,  Miss,  matron  of   St   Cuthbert's  poor- 
house,  Werter,  Comely  bank 
Ross,  Miss,  3  Graham  street 
Ross,  Ann,  confectioner,  163  Rose  street 
Rotberg,   F.   von,   secretary  to  the  Imperial 

German  Consulate,  5  Leopold  place 
Rothfeld,  Louis,  prof,  of  music,  136  George  st. 
Rotterdam  and  Leith    Steamship    Office 

(D.  R.  Macgregor,  agent),  55  Bernard  st. 
Roughead,  William,  &  Son,  hosiers,  glovers, 

and   shirtmakers  to   His   Royal   Highness 

the  Prince  of  Wales,  69  Princes  street 
Roughead,  John   (TF.  R.  S)^  Son),  11  May- 
field  street 
Roughead,  P.  C,  pianoforte  seller,  13  West 

Preston  street 
Roughead,  Mrs,  50  Minto  street 
Roughead,  Miss  A.,  lodgings,  22  Scotland  st. 
Rougvie,    John,    auctioneer,    appraiser,    and 

furnitm'e  dealer,  3  Melbourne  place  ;  house, 

26  GrLiidlay  street 
Rougvie,  Misses  M.   &  J.,   dressmakers  and 

outfitters,  14  Greenside  street 
Roussy,  Mrs  S.  S.,  boarding-school,  1  MclviUe 

street 
Rowan,  WUliam,  coachbuilder,  34  Alva  place 
Rowatt,  Thomas,  &  Son,  paraffin  lamp  and 

mineral  oil  manufacturers,  9  Lothian  road  ; 

house,  2  Palmerston  road 
Rowbottom,  Rev.  F.,  3  BeUevue  place 
Rowe,  George,  head  master,  John  Watson's 

Institution  ;  house,  Watson  villa.  Dean 
Rowe,  Rev.  G.  S.,  Wesleyan  Methodist,  20 

Grange  road 
Rowell,  W.,  8  Albany  street,  Leith 
Rowland,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  4  Mel- 

bom-ne  place 
Roxburgh,  Charles,  North  Junction  street 
Roy,  J.  W.,  shipmaster,  2  Stead's  place 
Roy,  James,  laceman,  23  and  24  North  bridge ; 

house,  15  Arniston  place 


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Roy,  William  G.,  S.S.C,  5G  George  street ; 
house,  32  Castle  terrace 

Roy,  Mrs  Andrevv',  3  Kew  terrace 

Roy,  Mrs,  9  Mansionliouse  road 

Roy,  Miss,  dressmaker,  24a  Earl  Grey  street 

Royal  Association  for  Pkoiiotiox  of  Fine 
Arts  in  Scotland,  G7  George  street ;  H. 
W.  Cornillon,  S.S.C. ,  secretary 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotla^^d,  35  St  Audrew 
square ;  branches,  5  Hmiter  square,  3 
Hope  street,  30  Bernard.  St.,  and  Granton 

Royal  Clan  Taktan  Wareho.,  101  George  st. 

Royal  College  of  Physicians,  9  Queeu  st. ; 
Dr  Laniel  Rutherford  Haldane,  22  Char- 
lotte square,  secretary 

Royal  College  of  Surgeons,  Nicolson  st.  ; 
James  Simsou,  M.D.,  3  Glenfinlas  st.,  secy. 

Royal  Eastern  Yacht  Club  {A.  R.  Rennie, 
interim  honorary  treasurer),  lOlB  Princes  st. 

Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum,  Morningside 

Royal  Engineers'  Office,  42  Northuinbd.  st. ' 

ROYAL  EXCHANGE  ASSUEANCE,  incor-! 
porated  1720  (William  Wood,  agent),  5 
Nelson  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  14  j 

EOYAL  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE  COM- 
PANY (James  MiUiga?i,  S.S.C,  local, 
manager ;  A.  J.  Laing,  surveyor),  13  George 
street.     ^  See  end 

Royal  High  School  Cfjcket  Club  (G.  Cal-\ 
der,  secretary),  45  Minto  street 

Royal  Horse  Bazaar,  Castle  ter.,  job  and  post 
horses  ;  Scott,  Croall,  &  Sons,  proprietors 

Royal  Hospital  for  Sick  Children,  13 
Lauriston  lane 

Royal  Insurance  Co.,  13  Bernard  st. ;  Wm. 
Paterson,  solicitor,  agent 

Royal  Lochnagar  Distillery  Office,  Port 
Hopetouu  ;  W.  &  H.  Potts,  agents 

Royal  Medical  Society,  7  Melbourne  place 

Royal  Physical  Society,  5  St  Andrew  sq.  ; 
J.  A.  Smith,  M.D.,  7  W.  Maitland  st.,  secy. 

Royal  Riding  Academy,  West  ToUcross ; 
Henry  Seton,  proprietor 

Royal  Scottish  Society  of  Arts — hall  of 
meeting,  117  George  street;  E.  Sang,  2 
George  street,  secretary 

Royal  Society  Apartments,  Mound 

Royal,  TheatPuE  (Lessee,  R.  H.  Wyndham),  2 
Broughton  street 

Ruddiman,  John,  cutler  and  surgical  instru- 
ment and  bandage  maker,  80  Leith  street 

Ruddiman,  M.  C,  12  Shrub  place 

Ruddiman,  Miss,  5  Atholl  place 

Rule,  Jas.,  town  porter,  2  Orchardfield  street 

Rule,  Thomas,  7  Brougham  place 

Rumbold,  Charles  Hale  (Military  Store  Staff), 

10  Castle  terrace 
Runciman,  James,  writer,  8  Drumdryan  st. 
Runciman,  John,  5  Picardy  place 

Runciman,  Mrs,  lodgings,  94  West  bow 
Runciman,  Mrs,  grocer,  7  Annfield 
Russel,  A.  (Scotsman  office),  9  Chester  street 
Russel,  John,  4  Baxter's  place 


Russel,  William,  5  Greenside  row 
Russel,  William,  21  Upper  Grove  place 
Russel,  William  C,  5  Picardy  place 
Russel,  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Mary's  place 
Russell  &  Hogg,   ironmongers,  smiths,    tin- 
smiths, and  gasfitters,  48  Hanover  street ; 
house,  17  Regent  place 
Russell  &  Nicolson,  C.S.,  14  George  street 
RusseU  &  Ramsden,  wool  brokers,  62  Great 

Junction  street 
Russell,  E.  &  R.,  bakers,  41  Bridge  street 
RUSSELL,    THOS.,    &    CO.,    wholesale    iron- 
mongers, importers,  watch  and  clock  manu- 
factm'ers,  etc.  etc.,  wholesale  ironmongery 
warehouses,  6  Hunter  square  and  13  Blair 
street ;   wholesale   warehouse   for   watches 
and  clocks,  jewellery,  optical  instruments, 
watch  and  clock  materials  and  tools,  artists' 
and  mechanics'  tools  and  files,  etc.  etc.,  16 
George  iv.  bridge 
Ru£sell  Brothers,  ironmongers  and  seedsmen, 

1  Bridge  street,  Leith 
Russell,  W.  &  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 
22  Quality  lane  ;  house,  11  Clareraont  park 
Russell,  Alexander  James,  C.S.,  9  Shandwick 

place 
Russell,  Alexander,  47  Carrubber's  close 
Russell,  Alexander,  1  Beaumont  place 
Russell,    Alexander,    coal    merchant,    4    St 

Leonard's  de^Dot ;  house,  20  Montague  st. 
RusseU,  Alexander  (Life  Association  of  Scot- 
land), 13  Cumin  place 
Russell,  Arch.,  slater  and  chinmey -sweeper, 

168  Fountainbridge 
RusseU,  David,  15  Breadalbane  terrace 
Russell,    George,    manager.  Equitable  Loan 
Company,  4  Milne  square  ;  house,  5  Wind- 
j     sor  street 

I  RusseU,  George  E.,  14  Regent  terrace 
RusseU,  George  Grey,  63  South  Clerk  street 
RusseU,  James,  76  Fountainbridge 
Russell,  James,  12  Torphichen  street 
RusseU,  James,  lodgings,  50  Castle  street 
RusseU,  J.  B.,  artist,  4  Comely  green  crescent! 
RusseU,  John,  wright,  40  Lauriston  street 
RusseU,  John,  45  East  Claremont  street 
RusseU,  John,  stationer,  18  South  CoUege  st 
Russell,  John,  39  Lady  Menziea  place 
RusseU,  John,  clerk  of  works,  10  Brougham  pi 
RusseU,  John,  hairdresser,  12a  Rose  street 
RusseU,  John,  20  Barony  sti-eet 
RusseU,  Joseph,  Stilton  house,  32  Regent  ter. 
RusseU,  R.  M.  (Commer.  Bank),  13  Cumin  pi. 
RusseU,  Robert,  10  Janefield  place 
RusseU,  Robert,  currier  and  leather  merchant, 
4  St  Mary  street  and  3  Fountainbridge 
house,  24  Brougham  place 
Russell,  Robert,  pawnbroker,  3  Catherine  st. 
Russell,  Robert,  clothier,  11  Bread  street 
Russell,  Robert  S.,  14  Upper  Grove  place 
RusseU,    Thomas,  currier   and  leather   mer- 
chant,   345   and   347  Cowgate ;    house, 
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Russell,    Thomas,   brush   and  trunk    nianu-' 
facturer,  10  N.  Bank  st.  ;  ho.  2  Teviot  row 
Russell,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  \ 
42  West  Richmond  street  ' 

Russell,  Thomas,  coppersmith,  26  Sheriff  brae 
Russell,  Rev.  "WiUiam,  A.M.,  1  Claremont  pi. 
Russell,  William,  C.A.,  23  India  street 
Russell,  WiUiam,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  4 

Prince  Regent  street 
Russell,  William,  4  Seafieldrow,  Seafield 
Russell,  W.  (Commercial  Bank),  5  Salisbury 

bank,  St  Leonard's 
Russell,  William,  13  North  Lauder  road 
Russell,  William,  21  Upper  Grove  place 
iRusseU.Mrs  Jane,  dressmaker,  1  Scienneshillpl. 
Russell,  Mrs  OUver,  4  Castle  terrace 
Russell,  Mrs  Robert,  baker,  2  Pitt  street 
Russell,  Mrs  Robert,  8  Lothian  road 
Russell,  Mrs,  37  Thistle  street 
Russell,  Mrs,  11  Claremont  park 
Russell,  Mrs,  of  Blackbraes,  34  Moray  place 
Russell,  Mrs,  15  Lynedoch  place 
Russell,  Mrs,  18  Leopold  place 
Russell,  M.,  miUiner  and  dressmaker,  3  Port- 
land place 
Russell,  Miss,  7  Upper  Gilmore  place 
Russell,  Miss,  Forthside,  Trinity 
Rust,  Miss  C,  2b  Greenside  place 
Rutherfoord,  Mrs,  9  Bernard  terrace 
Rutherford  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 
75   High   street,    5   and    7    Leith    street, 
3  Drummond  street,  30  Bristo  street,  and 
36  Shore  ;  counting-house,  30  Niddry  st. 
Rutherford  &  Ogilvy,  slaters,  Manderston  st. 
EUTHERFORD     &     SON,    bootmakers,     142 
George  street ;  house,   5  Abbotsford  cres. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  66 
Rutherford,   David,    &    Sons,    builders,    10 

Aigyle  place 
Rutherford,  J.  &  A.,  10  Tantallon  place 
Rutherford,   Walter,   &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit 

dealers,  40  Rose  street ;  ho.  32  Castle  ter. 
Rutherford,  W.,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 1  East  Register  street 
Rutherford,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 186  Canongate  ;  house,  43  New  st. 
Rutherford,  Alex.  (R.  ^-  Ogilvy),  13  Crown  st. 
Rutherford,  Andrew,  13  Montgomery  street 
Rutherford,  Charles  D.  (JoJm  Lees  ^'  Co.),  2 

Carlung  place 
Rutherford,  David  (More  §•  R.),  31  Brough- 

ton  street 
Rutherford,  F.,  clerk,  8  Livingstone  place 
Rutherford,  Geo.,  baker,  43  and  45  Brough- 

ton  street  and  14  West  Lauriston  place 
Rutherford,  Geo.,  teacher,  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Rutherford,    George   Y.,    writer,    40    North 

Richmond  street 
Rutherford,  John,  17  Earl  Grey  street 
Rutherford,  John,  carpenter,  2  Elder  street 
Butherford,  Peter,  refreshment  rooms,  16  S. 

College  street 
Rutherford,  Richard,  V.S.,  7  Spittal  street 


Rutherford,  Robert,  baker  and  confectioner, 

1  Caledonian  terrace 

Rutherford,    Robert,    grocer    and    provision 

merchant,  3a  Dnunmond  street ;  house,  8 

Chapel  street 

Rutherford,  Robt.,  egg  merchant,  34  Barony  st. 

Rutherford.  Thomas,  butcher,  27  Clerk  street ; 

house,  7  St  Leonard's  lane 
Rutherford,  Thos.,  egg  merchant,  14  Barony  st. 
Rutherford,  Walter,  spirit  dealer,  15  Tobago 

street ;  house,  3  Comely  green  crescent 
Rutherford,  William,  12  Beaumont  place 
Rutherford,  WiUiam,  30  St  Leonard  street 
Rutherford,  Wm.,  spirit  merchant,  11  Abbey 

strand 
Rutherford,  William,  M.D.,  C.B.,  deputy  in- 
spector-general of   hospitals,    P.M.O.,  the 
Castle  ;  house,  102  George  street 
Rutherford,  Mrs  P.,  lodgings,  18  Salisbury  st. 
Rutherford,  Mrs  Walter,  7  Salisbury  road 
Rutherford,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  2  St  David's 

terrace 
Rutherford,  Mrs  Wm.,  fishing-rod  and  tackle 

maker,  52  Princes  street 
Rutherford,  Margaret,  stationer  and  newspaper 

agent,  3  Romilly  place  ;  house,  2 
Rutherford,  Miss,  4  Hunter  square 
Rutherford,  Miss,  64  Great  Kmg  street 
Rutherford,  Miss,  1  George  street 
Rutherfourd,  David,  7  Cornwall  street 
Rutherfurd,  Andw.,  advocate,  18  Gt.  King  st. 
Rutherfurd,  John,  W.S.,  14  Albany  street 
Rutherfurd,  Jus,  14  Albany  street 
Rutherfurd,  Miss,  4  Carlton  terrace 
Rutherfurd,  Miss,  17  Randolph  crescent 
Rutter,  Joseph,  officer  to  the  Juridical  So- 
ciety, 40  Charlotte  square 
Ryley,  Lieut. -Col.  John  S.  G.,  25  Royal  ter. 
Rymer,  !Miss,  4  Graham  street 
Rymer,  Misses,  14  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Ryrie,  Mrs  Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  Haymarket 
Ryrie,  Miss,  31  Gayfield  square 

Sabbath  Alliance  of  Scotland,  5  St  Andrew 
square  ;  Rev.  John  Roberts,  secretary 

Sadler,  John,  botanical  demonstrator.  Experi- 
mental cottage,  Inverleith  row 

Sadler,  W.,  19  George  square 

Safety  Swimming  Bath  and  Hot  Baths 
(JoJui  Cox,  proprietor),  North  Pitt  street 

Sailors'  Home  and  Refeeshment  Rooms,  13 
Dock  place  ;  John  MeUose,  superintendent 

Sainton,  P.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  74 
George  street 

SaJmond,  J.,  &  Co.,  grocers  and  wine  merchts., 
129  and  131  Rose  st. ;  ho.  5  N.  Charlotte  st. 

Salmond,  Andi-ew,  9  M'Lareu  terrace 

Salmond,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 
Water  of  Leith 

Salom  &  Co.,  opticians,  98  Princes  street,  and 
137  Regent  street,  London 

Salomon,  Henry,  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe  makers, 
44  Princes  street 


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Salomon,    Madame     Heury,    French    corset 

maker  and  importer   of  French  shoes,  'do 

George  street ;  house,  2  Nelson  street 
Salter,  William,  10  Breadalbaue  street 
Salter,  Miss,  29  Regent  terrace 
Salvesen, Chr.  {TurnLuU,S.,  ^'  Co.),  Catherine 

bank  house,  Newhaven  road 
Sampson,  Miss,  boarding-school,  11  Oxford  ter. 
Samuel,  Alexander,  draper,  13  Vanburgh  pi. 
Samuel,  David  (G.P.O.),  19  Salisbury  street 
Samuel,  'James,  butcher,  10  Trafalgar  street, 

and  10  Main  street,  Newhaven 
Samuel,  John,\vright,  25a  Leven  street ;  ho.  10 
Samuel,  William,  porter,  23  Bangor  road 
Samuel,  Mrs  A.,  flesher,  76  Abbey  hill 
San,   The,   Guilleejio   Co.  (Limited),   137 

Princes  street ;  J.  L.  Work,  secretary 
Saudeman,  Sutherland,  house  and  insurance 

agent,   12    St   James'   square ;    house,   4.3 

Thistle  street 
Sandeman,  William  B.,  collector  of  shore  dues, 

Parkend  villa.  Ferry  road,  Leitli 
Sanders,  Wm.  R.,  M.D.,  Professor  of  General 

Pathology,  11  Walker  street 
Sanders,  Mrs,  2  Stafford  street 
Sanders,  Miss,  119a  George  street 
SANDERSON  &  LAV/KIE,  grocers,  20  Hanover 

St.  ;  ho.  27  Nelson  st.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  102 
Sanderson    &    Muirhead,    builders,    2    New 

Broughton 
Sanderson   &   Son,   goldsmiths,   silversmiths, 

lapidaries,  jewellers,  and  seal  engravers,  92 

Princes  street ;  house,  9  South  Gray  street 
Sandersons  &  Paterson,  general  merchants,  11 

St  Anthony  street,  Leith 
Sanderson,  A.,   grocer  and   spirit  merchant, 

85  Kirkgate  and  1  Burns  street 
Sandei-sou,  Adam,  baker,  11  West  Richmond  st. 
Sanderson,  AKred,  M.D.,  Viewlield,  Trinity 
Sanderson,  Andrew,  commission  merchant,  28 

Buccleuch  place 
Sanderson,  D.,  9  Antigua  street 
Sanderson,  Edwin,  engTaver,  31  North  bridge 
Sanderson,  George,  dairyman,  8  Richmond  pi. 
Sanderson,  George,  22  Broughton  street 
Sanderson,  George,  8  Bowling-green  street 
Sanderson,  James,  Deputy  Inspector- General 

of  Hospitals,  Madras  Ai-my,  41  Manor  place 
Sanderson,  James,  warden  of  Regalia,  Crown 

Room,  Edinburgh  Castle 
Sanderson,  J.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  148 

Canongate 
Sanderson,  John  (.S*.  d;  il/.),  15  Hart  street 
Sanderson,  John  (S.  S)-  Son),  G  Mayfield  loan 
Sanderson,  Mark,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

15  Chapel  lane,  Leith ;  house,  2  Anderson  pi. 
Sanderson,  Mat.,  bird-stuff er,  G6a  George  st. ; 

house,  19  Upper  Grove  place 
Sanderson,  Micliael,  church  officer,   St  Tho- 
mas' chapel ;  house,  130  Princes  street 
Sanderson,  R.,   grocer   and   spirit  merchant, 

199  Cowgate 
Sanderson,  R.,  dairyman,  44  N.  Richmond  st. 


Sanderson,  Rich.  Burdon,  of  Otterburn  Dean, 

Northumberland,  34  Drummoud  place 
Sanderson,  Robert  S.,  3  Morton  street 
Sanderson,  Robert,  artist,  28  George  iv.  bridge 
Sanderson,  Thomas,  22  Gardner's  crescent 
Sanderson,  William,  rectifier  and  British  wine 
maker,  9  Quality  street ;  house,  Springbank, 
Ferry  road 
Sanderson,  Mrs,  38  Broughton  street 
Sanderson,  Mrs  J.,  351  Cowgate  port 
Sanderson,  Mrs,  25b  Bread  street 
Sanderson,  Mrs,  30  Lothian  street 
Sanderson,  Miss,  25  Upper  Gray  street 
Sandford,  Rev.  Daniel  F.,  assistant  minister 
of  St  John's  Episcopal  church,  19  Rutland  st. 
Sandford,  Daniel,  3  Arthur  street,  Leith  walk 
Sandilands,  ^I.,  &  Co.,  refreshment  rooms,  6 

Anthony  place 
Sandilands,  Adam,  16  Woodbine  terrace 
Sandilands,  D.,  spirit  dealer,  1  Burlington  st. 
Sandilands,  Robert,  retired  West  India  Civil 

Service,  45  George  square 
Sandilands,  William,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Sandilands,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Elder  street 
Sandilands,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  HUl  place 
Sandilands,  Miss,  17  Maitland  street 
Sandland,  William,  5  West  Lauriston  place 
Sands,  W.  H.  &  W.  J.,  W.S.,  5  Royal  circus 
Sands,  Warren  Hastings,  W.S.,  5  Royal  circus 
Sands,  WiUiam  John,  W.S.,  and  solicitor  of 
Customs,  5  Royal  circus ;   ho.  3  AthoU  ores. 
Sands,  Misses,  3  W.  Castle  road,Merchiston  cr. 
Sang  &  Barker,  Avholesale  di'uggists,  manu- 
facturing chemists,  drysalters,  and  oil  mer- 
chants. Barony  street 
Sang,  Edward,  teacher  of  mathematics,  civil  i 

engineer,  and  actuary,  2  George  street 
Sang,  E.  (.S*.  ^-  Barker),  45  Inverleith  row 
Sang,    E.    ELmshe,    civil  engineer,   15  West  I 

Sciennes  and  2  George  street 
Sang,  George  {Adam  ^-  S.),  3  Inverleith  row 
Sang,  Mrs,  9  Brandon  street 
Sangster,  A.,  13  Montgomery  street 
Sansome,  Fred.  S.,  silk  mercer,  draper,  etc., 
2  Shandwick  place  ;  house,  25  Morrison  st 
Sanson    &    Co.,    law    and    general  printers 

Forrest  road 
Sanson,  A.,  grocer,  95  Causewayside  ;  ho.  91 
Sanson,  Robert  (5.  ^-  Co.),  81  Clerk  street 
Sanson,  Thomas,  joiner,  28  Cowgate 
Sanson,  Mrs,  24  Minto  street 
Saphie,    Madame,    purchaser   of    ladies'   and 
gentlemen's  wardrobes,  40  Frederick  street 
Sarrison,  Mrs  S.,  spirit  dealer,  23  Portland 

place,  Leith 
Sa-sine  Office,  49  Register  House  :  10  to  4  ; 

Saturdays,  from  10  to  12 
Saunders,  John,  &  Son,  auctioneers,  14  Qua- 
lity street ;  house,  14 
Saunders,  W.  &  J.  J.,    S.S.C.  and  S.L.,  51 

Albany  street 
Saunders,  George,  30  India  place 
Saunders,  John,  junior,  7  Restalrig  terrace 


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Saunders,  John,  grocer,  1  Orchardfield  place ; 
house,  19  Rosebank  cottages 

Saunders,  John,  wright,  18  Mitchell  street ; 
house,  7  Restalrig  terrace 

Saunders,  John  James,  S.S.C.,  51  Albany  st. 

Saunders.  P.  R..  appraiser,  14  Quality  street 

Saunders,  Wm.,  S.S.C.  and  S.L.,  51  Albany  st. 

Saunders,  "Wm.,  jun.,  C.A.,  51  Albany  street 

Saurin,  W.  G.,  sub-inspector  of  factories,  5 
Palmerston  place 

Savile,  Miss,  19  Duke  street  lane 

Sa'tt'ers,  Alexander,  35  Reid  terrace 

Sawers,  J.  T.,  accountant,  31  Lothian  road 

SAWERS,  THOMAS,  baker,  confectioner,  and 
biscuit  manufacturer,  310  Lawnmarket; 
ho.  11  Melbourne  pi.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  105 

Sawers,  ^frs  Thomas,  8  Archibald  place 

Sawers,  Miss,  33  London  street 

Sawers,  Miss  E.  P.,  -4  West  Claremont  street 

Saxty,  Richard,  2  Momid  place 

Sayers,  Miss  M.,  31  Broughton  street 

Scally,  Alex.,  civil  engineer,  32  Raeburn  pi. 

Scarth  &  Scott,  W.S.,  N.P.,  44  Constitution  st. 

Scarth,  Pillans,  W.S.  and  N.P.  (,S'.  S,-  Scott). 
Master  Extraordinary  in  Chancery,  and 
Commissioner  for  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench, 
Common  Pleas,  and  Exchequer,  44  Con- 
stitution street ;  ho.  2  James  place,  Leith 

Sceales,  AdolphusM.,  Willow  bank,  Newhaven 

Sceales,  Andrew,  29  Hillhousefield 

Sceales,  Robert,  12  Eastfield 

Schaw,  John.  6  Yalleyfield  street 

Schaw,  Mrs,  30  Gilmore  place 

Schaw,  Mrs  Robert,  25  Regent  terrace 

SCHENCK  &  MTARLANE,  lithographers, 
engravers,  and  letterpress  printers,  14  and 
19  St  James'  square.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  46 

Schenck,  Frederick,  lithographic  artist,  11 
Lothian  street 

SCHNEIDER,  A.,  teacher  of  French  and  Ger- 
man, 2  Albany  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  43 

Schneider,  Carl,  tobacconist,  66  Shore 

Schneider,  Mons.  C.  H.,  M.C.P.,  teacher  of 
French,  High  school;  house,  45  Grange  road 

Schnitzler,  Mathias,  picture  frame  maker, 
importer  of  German  gilt  mouldings  and 
foreign  cigars,  tobacconist,  42  Gi'indlay  st. 

School  of  Arts  Library  and  Model  Room, 
Adam  square 

School  for  Blixd  Children,  2  Gayfield  sq.  : 
superintendent  and  teacher,  Gilbert  Mac- 
culloch  ;  matron,  Mrs  MaccuUoch 

Schoolmasters'  Widows'  Fund,  58  Frederick 
street 

Schopp,  John,  teacher  of  German,  41  Queen  st. 

Schultz,  Mrs,  13  East  Maitland  street 

Schultze,  Alexander,  &  Son,  wholesale  and 
commission  merchants,  37  Commercial  st. 

Schumann,  J.,  manager,  Cafe  Royal,  AVest 
Register  street 

Schiithe,  Emil,  &  Co.,  com  factors  and  com- 
mission agents,  17  Baltic  street 

Schuthe,  Emil  {E.  S.  ^  Co.),  13  Union  st. 


Sclanders,  Miss,  65  Torphichen  street 

Sclater,  James,  Elm  cottage,  Bainfield 

Sclater,  T.,  bootmaker,  7  Richmond  place 

Sclater,  Mrs,  6  Elm  row 

Sclater,  Mrs,  10  Stanhope  place 

Scobie,  James  N.,  17  Carnegie  street 

Scoon,  Kenneth,  stock   and  share  broker,  5 

Royal  Exchange  and  Writers'  court ;  house, 

6  Lauriston  park 
Scotland,  Robert,  lodgings,  29  Stafford  street 
Scotland,    Mrs   M.,  teacher,    Madras   school, 

Newhaven 

ScOTSJtAN  AND  WeEKLT  SCOTSMAN  XeWSPAPER 

Office,  30  Cockburn  street ;  publishing 
office,  28  Cockburn  street 

Scott  &  Allan,  wine  merchants,  3  Kirkgate 

Scott  &  Anderson,  wine  merchants,  23  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 

Scott,  Bruce,  &  Glover,  W.S.,  1  Hm  street 

Scott  &  Co.,  engineers,  smiths,  and  iron- 
founders,  Caledonian  foundry.  Dairy  road 

Scott  &  Co.,  tanners,  Canonmills 

Scott,  Croall,  &  Sons,  job  and  post  masters, 
Royal  Horse  Bazaar,  Castle  terrace 

Scott  &  Ferguson,  engravers,  lithographers, 
steam  printers,  and  manufactm-ing  sta- 
tioners, 14  North  St  Andrew  street 

Scott,  Low,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail  silk 
mercers,  drapers,  and  outfitters,  4,  5,  and 
6  South  bridge 

Scott  &  Lumsden,  builders,  3  Union  place, 
Bonnington  road 

Scott  Moncrieff  &  Dalgety,  W.S.,  17  Duke  st. 

Scott  &  Orr  (/.  Nicol),  chemists  and  druggists, 
4  Dundas  street 

Scott  &  Shillinglaw,  builders  and  joiners, 
Heriot  hill,  Canonmills 

Scott,  A.,  &  Son,  waterproof  manufacturers 
and  general  outfitters,  43  &  44  Sandport  st. 

Scott,  James,  &  Co.,  chemical  manure  manu- 
facturers and  tanners,  15  Grassmarket, 
and  Caroline  park,  Granton 

Scott,  J.  &  T.,  upholsterers,  cabinetmakers, 
house  agents,  and  undertakers,  10  George  st. 

Scott,  J.  &  W.,  seed  and  hop  merchants,  1 
Greenside  place  ;  house,  1  Sciennes  hill 

Scott,  R.  &  E.,  accountants,  25  Melville  st. 

Scott,  R.  &  F.,  plasterers,  150  Constitution 
street ;  house,  152 

Scott,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  corn  and  flour  millers, 
Bonnington  mills 

Scott,  William,  &  Son,  joiners  and  Venetian 
blind  makers,  169  Rose  street ;  house,  116 

Scott  Brothers,  bakers,  40  Lothian  street 

Scott's  school,  14  Picardy  place ;  house,  1 
Hailes  street 

Scott,  Colonel  A.  C,  St  Cohns,  Trinity 

Scott,  A.,  gi-ocer  and  wine  merchant,  6  St 
Patrick  square  ;  ho.  3  West  Arthur  place 

Scott,  Adam,  joiner,  11  Duncan  st.,  Newing- 
ton  ;  house,  4  Lord  Russell  place 

Scott,  Alexander  C,  professor  of  singing,  30 
Findhorn  place 


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Scott,  A.  W.,  manufacturer  of  aerated  waters, 

52  Water  lane  ;  house,  5  Quality  street 
Scott,  Alex.  {Chalmers  ij-  S.),  12  Spittal  st. 
Scott,  Alexander,  sergeant  of  city  police,  2 

Drummond  street 
Scott,  Alex.,  wholesale  fruit  merchant,  con- 
fectioner, and  commission  agent,  22  to  25 
Waverley  market  and  14  Catherine  street ; 
house,  15 
Scott,  Alex.  (Marshall  ^  Son),  1-4  Hope  st. 
Scott,  Alexander,  H.E.I.C.S.,  41  Lauristonpl. 
Scott,  Alexander,  115  High  street 
Scott,  Alexander,  10  Lynedoch  place 
Scott,  Andrew,  W.S.,  13  Drummond  place 
Scott,  A.,  cabinetmaker,  9  Gardner's  crescent 
Scott,  Andrew,  71  Great  Junction  street 
Scott,  Andrew  (Scottish  Uiiion  Insurance  Co.\ 

4  Henderson  row 
Scott,  Andrew,   tea   merchant,  21  Greeuside 

place  ;  house,  18  Carlton  street 
Scott,  Ajchibald,  architect,  10  Teviot  row 
Scott,  A.  S.  B.,  12  Dublin  street 
Scott,   Bryce   J.,    builder,    Deanbank,    West 

Claremont  street ;  house,  27  Hamilton  pi. 
Scott,  Charles,  advocate,  9  Drummond  place 
Scott,  Charles,  2  Grove  street 
Scott,  Charles,  writer,  1  Lower  Gilmore  place 
Scott,  David,  clerk,  2  Livingstone  place 
Scott,  David,  fruiterer,  9  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Scott,    David,    chartered    accountant,    agent 
for  Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co., 
4  N.  St  David  street ;  house,  3  London  st. 
Scott,  David,  flesher,  2  High  market 
Scott,  David,  joiner,  9  Earl  Grey  street 
Scott,  Donald,  28  Barony  street 
Scott,    E.   Erskine,  C.A.   (R.  .j-  E.  S.),  25 

Melville  street 
Scott,  George  (Kohertson  §•  S.),  6  Argyle  pi. 
Scott,  George,  baker,  2  Warriston  place 
Scott,    George,  baker  and   confectioner,    31 

Dublin  street 
Scott,  George  F.,  S.S.C,  27  Mayfield  terrace 
Scott,  Rev.  George,  4  South  Gray  street 
Scott,    George    D.    W.    (accountant.    Royal 

Bank),  16  Montague  street 
Scott,  George,  25  Rankeillor  street 
Scott,  George,  4  Infirmary  street 
Scott,  George,  Castle  hotel,  36  Castle  terrace 
Scott,    Henry,    stationer,    8    Leith    street ; 

house,  25  St  James'  square 
Scott,  Hugh,  25  Saxe-Coburg  place 
Scott,  James,  6  Colville  place 
Scott,  James  (/.  S.  Sf  Co.),  7  Brunswick  st. 
Scott,  James,  clerk,  15  Bright  terrace 
Scott,  James,  joiner,  14  Upper  Grove  place 
Scott,  James,  brushmaker,  5  Mulberry  place 
Scott,  James,  contractor,  5  Morton  street 
Scott,  James,  confectioner,  9  Carnegie  street 
Scott,  James,  writer,  6  Johnstone  place 
Scott,  James  (/.  &r  W.  S.),  1  Sciennes  hill 
Scott,  Jas.  (.S'.  ^  Shillinglaiv),4:  Henderson  row 
Scott,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  &  un- 
dertaker, Swinton  row  ;  ho.  11  Dundas  st. 


Scott,  James,  baker,  51  North  Richmond  st. ; 
house,  13  Roxburgh  street 

Scott,  James,  10  East  Adam  street 

Scott,  James,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  4 
Antigua  street ;  house,  53  Montgomery  st. 

Scott,  James,  9  Madeira  street 

Scott,  Jas.,  coal  merchant,  44  Rankeillor  st. 

Scott,  James,  dairyman,  23  Burnside 

Scott,  James,  clothier  and  draper,  58  Fountain- 
bridge 

Scott,  James  K.,  tailor  and  clothier,  24a  Earl 
Grey  street 

Scott,  James  Robson,  M.D.,  Madras  medical  1 
service,  51  Queen  street 

Scott,  James  R.,  3  Pembroke  place 

Scott,  James  V.,  artist  and  teacher  of  drawing. 
15  Dublin  street 

Scott,  John,  confectioner,  13  Riddle's  close 

Scott,  John  (secretary,  Leith  Coi-n  Market 
and  General  Exchange,  Limited),  44  Con- 
stitution street 

Scott,  John  (Scarth  §•  S.),  11  Hermitage 
place,  Leith 

Scott,  John,  15  Pilrig  street 

Scott,  John,  printer,  243  High  street 

Scott,  John,  2  Northumberland  place 

Scott,  John  Johnston,  7  Brighton  street 

Scott,  John,  cabinetmaker,  239  Cowgate 

Scott,  John,  grocer,  1  Leith  walk 

Scott,  John,  5  Annandale  street 

Scott,  John,  2  Lawrie  street 

Scott,  John,  15  Collius  place 

Scott,  John,  baker,  23  West  Maitland  street 
and  5  West  Stanhope  place 

Scott,  John,  jobbing  smith,  66  Causewayside 

Scott,  John  M.,  19  Pilrig  street 

Scott,  John  RusseU,  landscape  painter,  15 
Dublin  street 

Scott,  John,  Avatchraaker  and  jeweller,  29 
Kirkgate  ;  house,  14  Janefield  place 

Scott,  John,  6  Cheyne  street 

Scott,  Joseph,  writer,  7  Spittal  street 

Scott,  J.  G.,  accountant,  11  RaebiuTi  place 

Scott,  Leonard  C,  confectioner,  234  Canon- 
gate 

Scott,  P.  (N.  B.  Ry.),6  Lome  st.,  Leith  walk 

Scott,  R.  E.,  C.A.  (R.  &rE.  S.),  25  MelviUe  st. 

Scott,  Richard,  commercial  traveller,  47 
George  iv.  bridge 

Scott,  Robert,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 
13  Home  street 

Scott,  Robert,  2  South  Norton  place 

Scott,  Robt.,  millwright,  63  West  Fountainbr. 

Scott,  Robt.,  S.S.C.  andS.L.,  63  Hanover  st. 

Scott,  Robert,  13  Bank  place 

Scott,  Robert,  7  Society 

Scott,  Robert  Thomas  (Bank  of  Scotland),  3 
Leven  terrace 

Scott,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  10  Glover  st. 

Scott,  Thomas,  butcher,  3  Melville  terrace ; 
house,  14  Clerk  street 

Scott,  Thomas,  C.A.,  17  HiU  street ;  house,  3 
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Scott,  Thos.,  sen.  (/.  ^'  2".  S.),  5  Manslield  pi. 
Scott,  Thos.,  jun.  (/.  Sf  T.  5.),  26  Stafford  st. 
Scott,  Thomas,  iron  merchant  and  wholesale 
ironmonger,  85,  87,  and  89  Grassmarket ; 
house,  96  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  Thomas,  printer,  7  Charles  street 
Scott,  Thomas,  13  Bank  place 
Scott,  Thomas,  junior,  C.A.,  17  HiU  street 
Scott,  Thomas,  41  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  Thomas,  comm.  traveller,  7  Sylvan  pi. 
Scott,  Thos.,  bank  messenger,  22  Fettes  row 
Scott,  Thos.,  blacksmith,  11  Citadel ;  house, 

1  Albany  street,  Leith 
Scott,  Thomas,  8  Carlung  place 
Scott,  Thos.  Baird  {BrotcUe  ^-  Co.\  50  Ran- 

keillor  street 
Scott,   Thos.   G.,  miller  and  corn  merchant, 

Raimes  park  villas.  Ferry  road 
Scott,  Walter,  9  Portland  place,  Leith 
Scott,  Rev.  Walter,  M.A.,  3  St  Bernard's  cres. 
Scott,  Walter,  flesher,  5  W.  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  Walter,  4  St  Leonard's  lane 
Scott,  Walter,  flesher,  3  High  market 
Scott,  Wm.,  tailor,  30  South  Back  Canongate 
Scott,  Wmiam  (J.  &i   W.  S.),  1  Sciennes  hill 
Scott,  W.  Gifford,  M.D.,  4  Melville  street 
Scott,  William,  teacher,  6  Davie  street;  house, 

104  Causewayside 
Scott,  William,  M.D.,  13  Laverockbank  ter. 
Scott,  William,  hardware  merchant,  20  Vic- 
toria street ;  house,  7  Johnston  terrace 
Scott,  William  A.,  commission  merchant,  68 
Constitution  street ;  ho.  30  Drummond  pi. 
Scott,  Wm.  D.,  S.S.C,  11  Hope  park  terrace 
Scott,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  109a  George  street 
Scott,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  4  Dean  ter. 
Scott,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  Agnes  cott.,  Trinity 
Scott,  Wm., chinamerch.,  74  E.  Crosscauseway 
Scott,  Wm.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  Newhaven 
Scott,  Mrs  Alexander,  93  GUmore  place 
Scott,  Mrs  Archibald  J.,  43  Bridge  street 
Scott,  Mrs  A.  W.,  5  Quality  street 
Scott,  Mrs  C,  7  North-west  Circus  place 
Scott,  Mrs  Colonel,  8  Ainslie  place 
Scott,  Mrs  David,  27  Rutland  street 
Scott,  Mrs  David,  I  Raimsfield 
Scott,  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer,  39  Giles  street 
Scott,  Mrs  G.,  draper,  10  Pitt  street 
Scott,  Mrs  G.  S.,  4  Melville  street 
Scott,  Mrs  Isaac,  3  Newbattle  terrace 
Scott,  Mrs  John,  family  liaen  and  baby  linen 
warehouse,  5  Greenside  st. ;  ho.  19  Union  st. 
Scott,  Mrs  J.,  ladies'  nurse,  18  Charles  street 
Scott,  Mrs  James,  4  Coates  place 
Scott,  Mrs  John,  2  Mansionhouse  road 
Scott,  Mrs  M.,  grocer,  1  Chapel  street 
Soott,  Mrs  Mary,  17  Ann  street 
Scott,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  34  Jamaica  street 
Scott,  Mrs  Peter,  4  Albany  street,  Leith 
Scott,  Mrs  William,  31  Raebum  place 
Scott,  Mrs  Redf ord,  of  Redford  Hill,  3  Brunts- 
field  place 
Scott,  Mrs  Robert,  43  Minto  street 


Scott,  Mrs  T.  G.,  22  Heriot  row 

Scott,  Mrs  W.,  23  Duke  street 

Scott,  ^Irs,  20  Walker  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  3  Claremont  park 

Scott,  Mrs,  3  St  Bernard's  crescent 

Scott,  Mrs,  6  Greenhill  bank 

Scott,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Pitt  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  23  Bread  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  4  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 

Scott,  Mrs,  16  Dublm  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  lodgings,  46  RankeiUor  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  2  Bellevue  terrace 

Scott,  Mrs,  flesher,  26  Lothian  street ;  house, 

9  Brighton  street 
Scott,  Mrs,  66  Thistle  street 
Scott,  Mrs,  6  Montague  street 
Scott,  Catherine,  2  Grove  street 
Scott,  Elizabeth  Susan,  teacher  of  music,  15 

Maitland  street 
Scott,  Elizabeth,  greengrocer,  21  Castle  st. 
Scott,  Misses,  16  Torphichen  street 
Scott,  ^Misses,  9  Gayfield  square 
Scott,  Misses,  9  Tantallon  place 
Scott,  Miss  Agnes,  trimming  warehouse,  38 

Couper  street 
Scott,   Miss   A.,   dressmaker,   57   Broughton 

street ;  house,  28  Barony  street 
Scott,  Miss  Beatrice,  8  Howard  place 
Scott,  Miss  H.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  61 

Cumberland  street 
Scott,  IMiss  Robertson,  22  Great  King  street 
Scott,  Miss,  52  Northumberland  stz-eet 
Scott,  Miss,  5  Buccleuch  place 
Scott,  Miss,  2  Cumin  place 
Scott,  Miss,  25  Pitt  street 
Scott,  Miss,  10  West  Preston  street 
Scott,  Miss,  26  Alva  street 
Scott,  Miss,  12  Pilrig  street 
Scott,  Miss,  dressmaker,  100  George  street 
SCOTTISH    AMICABLE    LIFE    ASSUEANCE 

SOCIETY,  13  St  Andrew  square  ;  resident 

secretary,  William  G.  Spens.     ^  See  Adv. 

p.  11 
Scottish   Arboeicultural    Society,   5    St 

Andrew  square 
Scottish  Assam    Tea  Company  (Limited); 

J.  F.  Moffatt,  C.A.,  5  St  Andrew  sq.,  secy. 
Scottish  Branch  British  Armt  Scripture 

Readers'  and  Soldiers'  Friend  Societi', 

5  St   Andrew  square  ;    Captain  Roderick 

Mackenzie,  secretary  and  treasurer 
Scottish    Chamber    of    Agriculture    (D. 

Curror,  secretary),  1  India  buildings,  Vic- 
toria street 
Scottish  Coast  Mission,  5  St  Andrew  sq.  ; 

Secretary  and  Superintendent,  Jas.  Urquhart 
Scottish  Colour  Works,  5  and  6  Shore 
Scottish  Commercial  Insurance  Compant  ; 

D.  Grant,  429  High  street,  agent 
Scottish  Commerclai  Insurance  Compant, 

77  George  street ;  C.  Prentice,  secretary 
Scottish  Comilercial  Tribunal  ;  James  Bal- 

garnie,  C.A.,  9  N.  St  David  street,  secretary 


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Scottish  Congregational  AVidows'  Fund, 
2  St  Andrew  square ;  James  S.  Mack, 
S.S.C.,  treasurer 

Scottish  Drainage  and  Improvement  Co.: 
John  Ronald,  S.S.C.,  manager;  Charles 
Ritchie,  S.S.C,  secretary,  20  Hill  street 

Scottish  Episcopal  Church  Training  In- 
stitution, Lochrin  house,  Home  street :  Rev. 
Christopher  Smith,  B.A.,  7)?-JKCi/;aZ;  E. 
Bowdeu,  normal  mistress ;  D.  Home,  secre- 
tary. New  Club  :  Isabella  Smith,  Inverness 

SCOTTISH  EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSUEANCE 
SOCIETY,  26  St  Andrew  square  :  George 
Todd,  manager ;  William  Finlay,  secretary. 
^  See  Adr.  p.  4 

Scottish  Evangelistic  Association  Office, 
5  St  Andrew  square 

SCOTTISH  FERE  mSTJEANCE  COMPANY 
(LIMITED),  31  George  street:  J.  R.  Car- 
phin,  C.A.,  manager;  John  Hurrj,  secretary. 
^\iSeeAdv.  p.  21 

SCOTTISH  HERITABLE  SECTJUITY  COY. 
(LIMITED),  5  St  Andrew  square;  J.  F. 
Moffatt,  C.A.,  manager.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  33 

SCOTTISH  IMPERIAL  INSURANCE  CO.— 
Charles  Christie,  manager — 17  George  st. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  14 

Scottish  Jurist  Office,  11  Thistle  street 

Scottish  Law  Reporter  Office,  19  Elder  st. 

Scottish  Missionary  Society,  5  St  Andrew 
square 

Scottish  National  Constitutional  Associa- 
tion ;  J.  W.  Winchester,  LL.D.,  secretary, 
28  Queen  street 

SCOTTISH  NATIONAL  INSURANCE  COM- 
PANY—John  M.  M'Candlish,  manager — 22 
St  7\jidrew  square.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  17 

SCOTTISH  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COM- 
PANY, 102  South  bridge  :  Hugh  Cameron, 
manager ;  house,  7  Leven  terrace.  Leith 
branch,  42  Bernard  street ;  Mann  &  Dun- 
can, S.S.C,  agents.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  37 

SCOTTISH  PROVIDENT  INSTITUTION  FOR 
LIFE  ASSURANCE  AND  ANNUITIES— Jas. 
Watson,  manager — 6  St  Andrew  square. 
^  See  Adv.  at  end 

SCOTTISH  PROVINCIAL  ASSURANCE  COM- 
PANY— Andrew  Robertson,  secretary — 65 
Princes  street,     ^j^  See  Adv.  p.  10 

Scottish  Pulp  and  Fibre  Co.  (Limited),  79 
George  street ;  solicitor,  J.  F.  Weir,  S.S.C. 

Scottish  Reformation  Society — office,  Pro- 
testant Institute  of  Scotland,  17  George  iv. 
bridge:  Rev.  George  Divorty,  M.A.,  secy.; 
Wm.  Leckie,  Commercial  Bank,  treasurer 

Scottish  Society  for  the  Prevention  of 
Cruelty  to  Animals;  Alexander  Brown, 
4  N.  St  David  st.,  secretary  and  treasurer 

Scottish  Society  for  Promoting  the  Amend- 
ment of  the  Law,  126a  Princes  Street 

SCOTTISH  STEAM  CULTIVATION  AND 
TRACTION  CO.  (LIMITED),  1  India  build- 
ings; D.  Curror,  sec.      A'  See  Adv.  p.  41 


SCOTTISH   TRADE   PROTECTION    SOCIETY, 
4  Bank  street;  P.  Morison,  manager  and 
secretary.     >i<  See  Adv.  p.  39 
Scottish  Typographical  Circular,   14   St 

James'  square 
SCOTTISH  UNION  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSUR- 
ANCE COMPANY,  47  George  street :  Geo. 
Ramsay,  manager ;  James  Barlas,  secretary. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  20 
Scottish  Union  Property  Ina^estment  Com- 
panies, 5  St  Andrew  sq. ;  James  Paterson, 
10  Hanover  street,  secretary  and  treasurer 
Scottish  Vulcanite  Co.  (Limited),  manu- 
facturers of  indiarubber  combs,  jewellery, 
etc.,  Viewforth,  Fountainbridge 
Scottish  Waggon  Cojipany  (Limited),  16 
S.  St  David  street;  John  M.  Gair,  secretary 
Scottish  Wharf  Co.  (Limited),  16  S.  St  David 
St. ;  Wm.  Duncan,  S.S.C,  1  Heriot  row,  sec. 
SCOTTISH     WIDOWS'      FUND     AND     LIFE 
ASSURANCE  SOCIETY,  9  St  Andrew  sq.  : 
Samuel  Raleigh,  manager ;  J.  J.  P.  Ander- 
son, secretary.     ^  See  Adv.  at  end 
Scott,  A.  S.  B.,  20  Picardy  place 
Scougal,  Archd.,  greengrocer,  12  Melville  pi. 
Scougall,  A.,  butcher,  1  St  Patrick  square  ; 

house,  45  South  Clerk  street 
Scougall,  Thomas,  1  Ainslie  place 
Scoular,  Mrs,  5  Blackwood  crescent 
Scoular,  Miss,  23  Montague  street 
Scoullar,  William,  6  Macnab  street 
Scrymgeour's      cabinet,      upholstery,      and 
undertaking    rooms,    73    George    street ; 
house,  73 
Scrymgeour,  James,  veterinary  surgeon,  129- 

Rose  street ;  house,  11  Young  street 
Scrymgeour,  Mrs,  31  Princes  street 
Scrymgeour,  Misses,  8  Scotland  street 
Seater,  White,  &  Co.,  shijDowners,  1  Baltic  st. 
Seater,  G.  S.,  Bonnington  bank  ho.,  Ferry  rd. 
Seater,  Robert,  14  Barony  street 
Seater,  Mrs  John,  2  Portland  terrace 
Seaton,  Alex.,  bank  messenger,  74  Rose  st. 
Seaton,  George,  steward,  Fettes  College 
Seaton,  Robert,  auctioneer,  28  Haddington  pL 
Seaton,  William,  4  Livingstone  place 
Seator,  George,  shipmaster,  25  Bridge  street, 

Leith 
Seggie,    Alexander,    engineer   and    piinting- 
machme  and  press  maker,  and  importer  of 
Hthographic  stones  and  material,  Broughton 
market ;  house,  39  Barony  street 
Seitz,  C,  consulting  chemist,  14  Mayfield  st. 
Selby,  Robert  Barclay,   solicitor-at-law  and 

S.S.C,  26  Dundas  street 
Selcraig,  John,  painter,  64  Buccleuch  street 
Selcraig,  John,  bootmaker,  1 W.  St  Anthony  pi. 
Selcraig,  Thomas,  grocer,  1  Glenorchy  place 
Selcraig,  Thomas,  9  Lothian  street 
Select  Subscription  Library,  26  Waterloo 
pi. ;  Alex.  Greig,  6  M'Laren  ter.,  librarian 
Self,  Charles,  sergeant-major.  City  of  Edin- 
burgh Artillery  Volunteers,  35  Cockbum  st. 


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Selkii-k,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  32  Cable  wyiid       | 
Sellar,  A.  Craig,  advocate,  17  Walker  street 
Sellar,  Rev.  James  Auuaud,  TT.  ^Mayfield  loau 
Sellai',    TV.   Y.,  Professor  of   Humanity,   15 

Buckingham  terrace 
Sellar,  Mrs,  17  Walker  street 
Selvie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Maitlaud  place 
Senebier,  Mrs,  22  Panmure  place 
Senior,  Mrs,  2  Slu-ub  place 
SERV.iNTs'    IxsTiTUTiox,  1-4  South  Cliarlottc 

street ;  James  Drummond,  secretary 
Serva^tts'  National  Registry,  1  Frederick 

street ;  J.  Henderson,  manager 
Session-clerk's  Office  for  St  Cuthbert's, 

6  Lothian  road :  hom-s,  10  to  3  and  7  to 
9  ;  Saturdays,  10  to  2 

Session-clerk's  Office  for  the   City,  51 

Cockburn  street :  hours,  10  to  3  and  6  to 

8  ;  Satui'days,  10  to  12 
Session-clerk  and  Registrar  for  N.  Leith  : 

hours,  10  to  3  ;  Sat.  10  to  12  noon.    Thos. 

S.  Forman ;  assistant,  G.  B.  Forman.    Office, 

7  Hamburgh  place  ;  house,  4 
Session-clerk  for  Canongate,  Thomas  Hay  ; 

office,  159  Canongate;  house,  2  Merchiston 

avenue 
Session-clerk  and  Recorder's  Office  for 

South  Leith,  99a  Kii-kgate 
Seton   &   Mackenzie,    foreign    and    English 

booksellers,    stationers,    and  bookbinders, 

81  George  street,  and  5,  6,  and  7  Thistle 

street,  south  lane 
Seton,  Archd.  C,  victual  dealer,  16  Cowgate 
Seton,  C,  spirit  merchant,  62  Abbey  hill ;  ho. 

3  Jane  terrace 
Seton,  Francis  C,  inspector  of  branches  of 

Royal  Bank,  9  Windsor  street 
Seton,  G.,  1  Sciennes  hill  place 
Seton,  Geo.,  advocate,  42  Greeuhill  gardens 
Seton,  Gregor,  "wine  and  spirit  merchant,  73 

York  place  ;  house,  69 
Seton,  Henry,  consulting  veterinary  surgeon, 

Royal  Riding  Academy,  West  Tollcross 
Seton,   James,   coachbuilder,  169   Foimtain- 

bridge 
Seton,  Patrick,  37  Candlemaker  row 
Seton,  Robt.  (^S.  ^-  Mackenzie'),  55a  Grange 

road 
Seton,  Lieut. -Col.  R.  S.,  Madras  ArtUlery.  9 

Windsor  street 
Seton,  Mrs  James,  352  Castle  hill 
Severs,  Benjn.,  coimnission  agent,  3  Comely 

gTcen  place 
Sewell,  Thos.,  billiard  saloon,  3  West  Register 

street ;  house,  14  Calton  hill 
Sey,  Alexander,  collector,  22  Gayfield  sc[uare 
Seymour,  Mrs,  15  Chester  street 
Seymour,  Miss  Marjory,  21  Dick  place 
Shalvy,  Thomas,  gTOcer,  309  Cowgate 
Bhand,  E.  &  M.,  dealers  in  mechanics'  tools, 

6  Leith  wynd 
Shand,  A.  Burns,  advocate,  3  Great  Stuart  st. 
Shand,  D.  Lister,  W.S.,  23  Fettes  row 
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Shand,  James,  spirit  dealer,  Gb  Rose  street; 

house,  South-east  Rose  street  lane 
Shand,  John,  coal  merchant,  44  South  bridge 
Shand,  John,  W.S.,  Master  Extraordinary  in 

Chancery,  23  Fettes  row 
Shand,  Robert,  4  Banner  place 
Shand,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  49  Dean  street 
Shand,  AV.  R.,  com.  traveller,  16  Manor  place 
Shand,  Mrs,  6  Osborne  terrace 
Shand,  Mrs,  43  Inverleith  row 
Shanks,  D.,  &  Son,  joiners,   cabinetmakers, 

and  house  agents,  Leslie  place 
Shanks,  Chris.,  bootmaker,  2  Catherine  st.  ; 

house,  58  Broughton  street 
Shanks,  James,  11  Stafford  street 
Shannon,  Mrs,  3  Grange  road 
Sharp,  Alexander,  73  Lotliian  road 
Sharp,  Angus,  baker,  66  Buccleuch  street 
Sharp,  Archibald,  2  Mulberry  place 
Sharp,    George,   inspector  of  police.   Police 

office.  High  street ;  house,  8  Keir  street 
Sharp,  James,  gi'ocer,  wine  and  spuit  mer- 
chant, 13  Grassmarket ;  ho.  2  Chalmers  bdgs. 
Sharp,  James,  builder,  45  North  Fort  street 
Sharp,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  15 
Romilly  place ;  house,  3  Gardner's  crescent 
Sharp,  John,  bootmaker,  17  Haddington  pi. 
Sharp,  S.,  gTocer,  5  Ritchie  place 
Sharp,  Wm.,  commercial  traveller,  6  Helen  st. 
Sharp,  William,  19  Grove  street 
Sharp,  Wm.,  lodging-house,  7  Rutland  sq. 
Sharp,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  73  Lothian  road 
Sharp,  Isabella,  poulterer,  13  Dundas  street 
Sharp,  Mrs,  6  Brougham  place 
Sharp,  Miss  Marion,  baby  linen  and  ladies' 
outfitting    warehouse,    and    importer    of 
I'rench  jewellery,  60  Leith  street 
Sharpe,  Robt.,  corn  dealer,  26  Upper  Gray  st. 
Sharra,  John,  hairdresser,  208a  Canongate 
Shaw  &  Donaldson,  coach  and  harness  cur- 
riers, patent  and  enamelled  leather  manu- 
facturers, 541  Castle  hill  and  ]\Iound  place 
Shaw,  Alexander  (G.P.O.),  26  Regent  place 
Shaw,  Alexander,  17  Scotland  street 
Shaw,  David,  S.S.C.,  1  Thistle  court 
Shaw,  George,  saddler,  67  Clerk  street 
Shaw,  George,  clerk,  3  East  London  street 
Shaw,  James,  professor  of  music,  26  Pitt  st. 
Shaw,  James,  draper,  43  Great  Junction  st. 
Shaw,  James,  52  Gilmore  place 
Shaw,  James,  accountant,  5  Pica,rdy  place 
Shaw,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  13 

India  place 
Shaw,  James,  coal  merchant,  2  Hamilton  place 
Shaw,  James,  bricklayer,  1  Bangor  road 
Shaw,  Jas.,  house  factor,  14  Royal  Exchange 
Shaw,  John  0.  (S.  S^-  Donaldson),  8  Trinity 

crescent.  Trinity 
Shaw,  Joseph,  paiuter  and  glazier,  8  South 

Clerk  street 
Shaw,  Patrick,  advocate,  36  Charlotte  square 
Shaw,  Peter,  ccntractor,  6  Cambridge  street 
Shaw,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  10  Brougham  st. 


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Shaw,  Robert  B.  (Bill  Chamber,  Register  Ho.), 

52  Gilmore  place 
Shaw,  Robert,  cattle  dealer,  Main  point 
Sha-w,  Robert,  jun.,  butcher,  124  West  port 
Shaw,  William,  2  Orchardfield  street 
Shaw,  WiUiam,  19  Ann  street 
Sha-w,  William,  5  Morton  street 
Shaw,  William,  2  Kerr  street 
Shaw,  Wm.,  out-door  inspector  of  weights  and 

measures,  12  Royal  Exchange,  and  Writers' 

court ;  house,  5  ^Market  place 
Shaw,  William,  coal  merchant,  67  Foimtain- 

bridge  ;  house,  14  Lothian  road 
Shaw,  "Wm.,  cattle  agent,  173  Foimtainbridge 
Shaw,  William,  com  merchant,  5  Dairy  park 

terrace 
Sheaf,  Charles  A.  E.,  medical  assistant.  Royal 

Edinburgh  Asylum,  ]\Iorningside 
SHEAKER  &  SON  (late Belf rage  S^-S.),  hosiers, 

shirtmakers,  outfitters,  importers  of  French 

gloves,  116  Princes  St. ;  ho.  6  Gilmore  pi.. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  60 
Shearer,  M.  J.,  &  Co.,  coal  merchants,  7  Port 

Hamilton  ;  house,  7  Lauriston  street 
Shearer,  Arcliibald,  5  Hampton  terrace 
Shearer,  David,  1  Leven  terrace 
Shearer,  Rev.   David,  M.A.,   missionary,    10 

Brighton  street 
Shearer,  James,  1  Heriot  bridge 
Shearer,  James,  butcher,  33  Earl  Grey  street 
Shearer,  James  (Mouat  ^-  S.),   Bonnington 

Grove  villa 
Shearer,  M.  J.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  92 

Grassmarket;  house,  16  Lauriston  gardens 
Shearer,  Thomas,  compositor,  24  Alva  place 
Shearer,   Mrs   E.,   French  corset  maker,   34 

Jamaica  street 
Shea,rer,  Miss,  matron.  Eastern  Division  Royal 

Edinburgh  Asylum,  Morningside 
Shedden,  George,  6  Helen  street 
Shedden,  J.,  spu-it  dealer,  23  Greenside  row 
Shedden,  J.,  cabinetmaker,  75  Broughton  st. 
Shedden,  John,  St  Anthony  House  Academy, 

54  Great  Junction  street 
Sheeran,  Michael,  pawnbroker,  66  and  68  St 

^lary  street 
Sheldon,  G.,  painter,  2  North Newington  place 
Sheldon,    Isabella,  straw-hat  maker,  8  Car- 
negie street 
Shennan,  Alexander,  builder  and  house  agent, 

Bellevue  cottage,  ^lanstield  place 
Shennan,  Mrs  Jno.,  Bellevue  cot.,  Mansfield  pi. 
Shennan,  ^liss,  Bellevue  cottage 
Shepherd,  A.  (M'Nah  ^-  S.),  3  Gloucester  pi. 
Shepherd,  George,  59  Kirkgate 
Shepherd,    J.,    accountant,   property   factor, 

debt  collecting  and  general  agency  offices, 

51  North  bridge 
Shepherd,  John,  grocer,  61  S.  B.  Canongato 
Shepherd,  Wm.  Ramage,  16  Griudlay  street 
Shepherd,  Wm.,  draper,  46  Howe  st. ;  ho.  6 
Shepherd,  Mrs,  10  Manor  place 
Shepherd,  Mrs,  15  Charlotte  square 


Sheppard,  James,  house  pamter  and  decorator, 
107  George  street ;  house,  37  Castle  street 

Sheppard,  John  C,  29  Broughton  place 

Sherar,  John,  2  Deanhaugh  street 

Sheriff-clerk's  Office,  Sheriff  Court  build- 
ings, George  iv.  bridge;  Kenmure  Maitland, 
sheriff-clerk  of  Mid-Lothian 

Sheriff-clerk's  Office,  83  Constitution  st. 

Sheriff-clerk  of  Chancery  Office,  Parlia- 
ment square :  hours,  10  to  1 ;  Saturdays, 
10  to  12  ;  vacation,  11  to  12 

Sheriff,  James,  51  Arthur  street 

Sheriff,  James,  cabmetmaker,  5  Hope  street; 
house,  4  North  ^lelviUe  place 

Sheriff,  Miss,  6  Mannion  terrace 

^Sherriff,  W.  C,  26  Greenhill  gardens 

Sherriff,  Mrs,  8  Montague  street 

,  Shernt,  Adam,  2?<  Barony  street 

j  Shetlaxd  Warehouse,  John  White,  10  Frede- 
rick street 

Shield,  Geo.  (depute-clerk  of  Session, 6  NeivGe7i. 
Register  Hoiise),  Dial  villa.  Ferry  road 

Shield,  Jas.  A.,  S.S.C,  Dial  villa,  Ferry  road 

Shiell,  Adam,  S.S.C,  46  Hanover  street 

Shiell,  A.  (Gen.  Register  House),  38  Blacketpl. 

Shiell,  David  Russell  (Bank  of  Scotland),  8 
Newington  terrace 

Shiell,  Wm.,  assistant  clerk  of  Session  (Regis- 
ter House),  26  Minto  street 

Shiell,  Miss,  7  London  street 

Shiells,  John,  dairy,  100  Pleasance 

ShieUs,  Ross,  sacking  manufacturer,  56  Grass- 
market  ;  house,  6  Roxburgh  place 

Shiells,  R.  Thornton,  architect,  62  George  st. ; 
house,  8  Lonsdale  terrace 

Shiels  &  M'Donald,  coach  and  harness  makers, 
Spittal  street 

Shiels,  Robt.,  &  Son,  wholesale  confectioners, 
5,  6,  &  7  Bristo  place 

Shiels,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  134  and 
136  Constitution  street 

Shiels,  Daniel  (R.  S.  <«•  Son),  1  Park  street 

Shiels,  Henry  (.S*.  ^'  M'Donald),  35  Castle  ter. 

Shiels,  James,  grocer,  1  Prospect  street 

Shiels,  John,  tobacco  pipe  manufacturer,  li 
West  Norton  place  | 

Shiels,  John  S.,  wine  merchant,  155  Consti- 
tution street ;  house,  8  Royal  terrace 

Shiels,  Robert  (R.  S.  cV  Son),  1  Carlung  place 

Shiels,  T.  (Wm.  S.  S,-  Co.),  28  York  place 

Shiels,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  1  Howard 
place  ;  house,  3  Warriston  place 

Shiels,  William  G.,  55  Dick  place 

Shiels,  Mrs  J.  L.,  32  Dimdas  street 

Shiels,  Mrs,  6  Church  hill 

Shiels,  Mrs,  7  Scotland  street 

Shillinglaw,  J.,  &  Co.,  hosier  and  ladies'  out- 
fitter, 4  Gillespie  place 

ShiUinglaw,  Robert  (Scott  ^  S.),  5  E.  Eyre  pL 

Shillinglaw^  Thomas,  writer  (Crown  Office)^ 
14  Melville  terrace 

Shillinglaw,  Mrs,  47  Castle  street 

Shillinglaw,  Mrs,  35  James  street 


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Sliiras,  Mrs,  22  St  Patrick  square 
Shiress.  David  S.,  writer,  20  Nelson  street 
Shii-ess.  William  J.,  S.S.C.  (Henry  cV  5.),  1 

Dimdas  street 
Shii-ley  &  Harkness,  printers,  12  Thistle  street 
ShiiTeff .  Charles,  1  Doune  terrace 
Shirreff,  Chas.  H.,  corn  factor,  2  High  Calton; 

house,  4  Hart  street 
Shirreff,  iliss,  56  Clerk  street 
Shirtsinger,  Mat.,  German  clock  maker.  177 

Pleasance 
Shore    &    Cra'^vford,    house    caa-penters    and 

joiners,  24:  "West  Lauriston  place 
Shore,  J.  (S.  .V  Crau-ford),  1  Glen  street 
Shore  Dues  Office,  Custom  House,  Leith 
Shorrock,  Robert,  sjiirit  mercht.  and  carriers' 

quarters,  47  Bernard  street ;  house,  3 
Short's  Observatory,  549  Castle  hill 
Short,  David,  accountant,  25  North  bridge 
Short,  David,  comm.  traveller,  1  E.  Adam  st. 
Short,  H.,  tailor  and  clothier,  219  High  st. 
Short,  James,  joiner,  12  Duke  street,  Leith ; 

house,  11  Anne  place 
Short,  John,  chm-cli  officer,  19  Rose  street 
Short,  John,  16  North  Junction  street 
Short,  Robert,  jeweller,  21  Brougham  place 
Short,  Mrs,  lodgings,  198  Rose  sti-eet 
Short,  Mrs,  29  Morrison  street 
Short,  Mrs,  24  Salisbury  street 
Shortreed,  George,  accountant,  5  N.  Fort  st. 
Shotts Irox Co.,  13  Dock  st.;  C.  Ritchie,  agent 
Sibbald,  J.,  &  Sons,  ironmongers,  64  George 

street 
Sibbald,  Alexander,  lodgings,  16  Grindlay  st. 
Sibbald,  Henry,  bootcloser,  11  Drummond  st. 
Sibbald,  John,  M.D.,  Deputy  Commissioner  of 

Lunacy,  General  Board  of  Lunacy  ;  house, 

16  Dalrymple  crescent 
Sibbald,  John  (/.  S.  k  Sons),  64a  George  st. 
Sibbald,  William,  15  Merchiston  terrace 
Sibbald,  Mrs  Archibald,  15  Nelson  street 
Sibbald,  iirs  Margaret,  8  Albany  street,  Leith 
Sibbald,  Mrs,  cook,  39  India  place 
Sibbald,  Mrs,  13  India  street 
Sibbald,  Miss  Margaret,  12  East  Preston  st. 
Sidey,  D.  D.,    &   Co.,  'Due  de  MontebeUo' 

champagne,   65  Princes  street;  house,  64 

Hanover  street 
Sidey,  Chas.,  surgeon-accoucheur,  64  Hanover 

street 
Sidey,  Charles,  21  Chester  street 
Sidey,  David  D.,  stock  and  share  broker,  and 

agent  for  the  Imperial  Insur.  Co.,  65  Princes 

street 
Sidey,  James  A.,  surgeon,  42  Queen  street 
Sidey,  John,  coal  merchant,  17  Cheyne  street 
Sidey,  Miss  Jane,  matron,  Magdalene  asylum, 

Dairy  road 
Signet  Office,  General  Register  House 
Silver,  George  M.  (G.P.O.),  15  Buccleuch  st. 
Silvie,  James,  writer,  13  Gladstone  terrace 
Sim,  William,  &  Co.,  colour  manufacturers, 

6  Jane  street 


Sim,  Alexander,  wholesale  porter  and  ale  mer- 
chant, 16  West  Nicolson  street 

Sim,  Alex.,  agent  and  com.  mer.,  55  Bernard 
St.  ;  ho.  Smnmerfield  house,  Restahig  rd. 

SIM,  FR.  R.,  glass  chandelier  and  cut-glass 
manufacturer,  96  Princes  street;  house,  3 
East  Newington  place,     't^  See  Adv.  p.  89 

Sim,  George,  writer,  9  Lauriston  lane 

Sun,  William,  4  St  Bernard's  crescent 

Sim,  WUliam  (TT".  S.  cj-  Co.),  Summerfield 
house,  Restalrig  road 

Sun,  WilUam,  Scotch  wool  warehouse,  72S 
George  street ;  house,  5  Mackenzie  place 

Sim,  Mrs,  9  Lauriston  lane 

Sim,  blisses  A.  &  J.,  fancy  and  wool  ware- 
house, 53  George  street 

Sime,  Adam  M.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 
North  MelvUle  place  ;  house,  30  Alva  street 

Sime,  Alexander,  grocer,  43  Duke  street, 
Leith ;  house,  1  Morton  street 

Sime,  George,  1  St  Leonard's  hiU 

Sime,  James,  Craigmount  house,  Dick  place 

Sime,  Jolm,  accountant  and  stockbroker,  14 
Frederick  street 

Sime,  J.,  greengrocer,  9  &  13  Carrubber's  close 

Sime,  P.  W.,  16  George  street 

Sime,  Robert,  dairy,  33  Lothian  street 

Sime,  Robert,  8  Wright's  houses 

Sime,  Thos.  (P.  cj-  B.  WnqM),  34  Bucket  pi. 

Sime,  WUliam,  S.S.C,  8  Hill  street 

Sime,  Mrs  Andrew,  29  Richmond  place 

Simm,  John  R.,  2  King's  place 

Simm,  Sharp,  grocer,  5  Ritchie  place 

Simmie,  Mrs,  21  Raeburn  place 

Simmins,  Jacob,  English  and  classical  teacher, 
22  London  street 

Simpson  Brothers  &  Co.,  tea  merchants,  9 
North  St  David  street 

Simpson,  Stoddart,  &  Co.,  cabinetmakers  and 
upholsterers,  97  George  street;  factory, 
Silvennills 

Simpson  &  Taylor,  hairdressers  and  perfmners, 
15  South  St  David  street 

Simpson,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  grocers,  tea, 
wine,  and  spirit  merchants,  5  Baker's  pi. ; 
house,  8  Hermitage  place 

Simpson,  D.  L.,  &  Co.,  jewel-case  makers,  1 
Hanover  street 

SIMPSON,  R.  E.,  &  CO.,  patentees  and  manu- 
facturers of  improved  sewing-machines,  15 
Cockburn  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  55 

Simpson,  R.  &  H.,  coal  merchants  ;  depot, 
Morrison  street :  house,  15  Gardner's  cres. 

Simpson,  A.  C,  inspector  of  poor,  38  Albany 
street,  Leith 

Simpson,  Alexander,  baker  and  confectioner, 
48  George  iv.  bridge 

Simpson,  Alexr.,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  9 
Queen's  pi.  ;  ho.  Simpson  court,  Greenside 

Simpson,  Alex.  R.,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Mid- 
wifery in  the  University,  52  Queen  street 

Simpson,  Andrew,  inspector  of  letter-carriers, 

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Simpson,  A.,  chimney-sweeper,  W.  Preston  st. 
Simpson,  A.  L.,  clerk,  18  Carnegie  street 
Simpson,  Colin,  china  mer.,  New  market,  Leith 
Simpson,  David  C,  engraver  and  printer,  27 

and  29  Elder  street ;  house,  2-1:  Gayfield  sq. 
Simpson,  George,  5  Lothian  road 
Simpson,  George,  super.,  Rosebank  cemetery- 
Simpson,  George,  17  Mayfield  street 
Simpson,  Geo.,  confectioner,  4  Leggat's  land 
Simpson,   Geo.,    coalmaster,    Benhar  colliery 

office,  31  St  Andrew  square 
Simpson,  George,  8  Romilly  place 
Simpson,  George,  2  Lome  terrace 
Simpson,  G.  P.,  coalmaster,  1  Coates  place 
Simpson,  Hemy,  merchant,  38  "West  Register 

street;  house,  Selville,  Portobello 
Simpson,  J.  A.,  shipowner  and  merchant,  22 

Constitution  street 
Simpson,  J.,  coal  merchant,  11  Port  Hopetoun 
Simpson,    James,   bootmaker,    6    ^lelbourne 

place;  house,  Lauder  Glen  villa,  Hatton  pi. 
Simpson,    James,   architect,   and   assessor  of 

lands  and  heritages  for  the  burgh  of  I^eith  ; 

19  Charlotte  St.;  ho.  Raimsfield,  Bounington 
Simpson,  Jas.,  physician  and  surgeon.  Holme 

villa,  Feny  road 
Simpson,  J.,  sawdust  dealer,  47  G.  Junction  st. 
Simpson,  John,  commission  agent,  64  Prince 

Albert  buildings 
Simpson,  Jn.  (Union  Bank).  5  Wardie  avenue 
Simpson,  J.,  baker  and  confect.,  158  High  st. 
Simpson,  John,  bootmaker,  6  Windmill  street 
Simpson,  John,  5  Hermitage  place 
Simpson,  John  {Duncan,  FlocJchart,  ^'  Co.), 

21  Dalrymple  crescent 
Simpson,  J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  Leggat's  land 
Simpson,  John,  gTocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer., 

5  and  6  Tolbooth  wynd  ;  house,  66  Prince 

Regent  street 
Simpson,  John,  84  North  Back  of  Canongate 
Simpson,  John,  38  Earl  Grey  street 
Simpson,  John,  45  South  Clerk  street 
Simjjson,    John,    potato    merchant,   7  Holy- 
rood  terrace 
Simpson,  Rev.  John,  3  Duncan  st.,Newington 
Simpson,  Joseph,  mason  and  builder,  4  Prim- 
rose street 
Simpson,   Joseph  T.  (Rutherford  S,-  Co.),  20 

East  Preston  street 
Simpson,    J.,   fruiterer   and    confectioner,    2 

North-west  Circus  place 
Simpson,  Matthew,  manager  Bonnington  sugar 

refinery,  Breadalbaue  street 
Simpson,  P.,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  Downie  pi. 
Simpson,  P.,  French  polisher,  19  India  place 
Simpson,  Peter,  S.S.C.,  23  Nelson  street 
Simpson,  Peter,  round  and  spiral  turner,  26 

Pleasance  ;  house,  11  St  John  street 
Simpson,  Robert,  builder,  1  Pilrig  cottages 
Simpson,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  1 

N.W.  Circus  place  ;  house,  8  Hamilton  pi. 
Simpson,  Robert,  insm-auce  agent,  2  Hamil- 
ton place 


Simpson,  Robert,  porter,  8  Bowling-gi-een  st. 
Simpson,  Robert  D.,  scale  and  beam  maker, 

2  b  Crosscauseway  and  14  Clerk  street 
Simpson,    Robert   R.,    W.S.,   28  St  Andrew- 
square  ;  house,  52  Queen  street 
Simpson,  R.  G.,  Retreat  cottage,  4  Sciennes  hill 
Simpson,  T.  (.S'.  Brothers),  63  Lothian  road 
Simpson,  Thos.,  tea-agent,  9  North  St  David 

street ;  house,  63  Lothian  road 
Simpson,  Thomas,  2  Corunna  place 
Simpson,  Thomas,  62  Prince  Regent  street 
Simpson,  W.,  stationer,  4  East  Register  street 
Simpson,  Walter  B.,  17  Fyfe  place 
Simpson,  Sir  Walter  G.,  Bart.,  2  St  Colme  st. 
Sunpson,   W.   H.,   commission  merchant,  11 

Union  street 
Simpson,  Wm.  (H.M.  Customs),  34  Bangor  rd. 
Simpson,  Wm.,  china  and  glass  merchant,  70 

South  Clerk  street 
Simpson,  M.,  tobacconist,  2  Clerk  street 
Simpson,   Mrs    A.,  Rosemount   dairy,   3    St 

Cuthbert's  pi., and  Rosemount,  Corstorphiue 
Simpson,  Mre  C.  B.,  11  Barony  street 
Simpson,  Mrs  George  H.,  2  Henderson  row- 
Simpson,  Mrs  J.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  14 

Main  street 
Simpson,  Mrs,  3  Amelia  Ann  place 
Simpson,  Mrs,  broker,  65  Leith  wynd 
Simpson,  ^Irs,  9  North  Merchiston  place 
Simpson,  Mrs,  grocer,  22  Lauriston  street 
Simpson,  Mrs,  sick-nurse,  3  Madeira  pi.,  Leith 
■Simpson,  Miss,  11  Minto  street 
j  Simpson,  }tliss  G.,  12  St  Vincent  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  92 
I     George  street 

Simpson,  Miss,  30  St  Andrew  square 
Simpson,  Misses,  dress  and  cloak  makers,  8 

Young  street 
Simpson,  ]\Iisses,  65  Cumberland  street 
Simson,  D.,  teacher  of  drawing,  25  India  st. 
Simson,  G.  W.  and  Miss,  mstitution  for  di-aw- 

ing  and  paintmg,  54  Frederick  street 
Simson,  George  W.,  teacher  of  di-awmg,  54 

Frederick  street 
Simson,  Jas.,  M.D.,F.R.C.S.E.,  3  Glenfinlassti 
Sunson,  James,  accoimtant,  5  Picardy  place  | 
Simson,  James,  brewer,  St  Mary's  brewery, 

S.  B.  of  Canongate ;  house,  23  Rankeillor  st 
Simson,  Thomas.  1  West  Maitland  street 
Simson,  Mrs,  9  Eton  terrace 
Simson,  Mrs,  9  Blacket  place 
Simson,  Mrs,  14  India  street 
Simson,  Miss,  5  Great  Stuart  street 
Simson,  Miss,   boarding   and  day  school,  24 

Buckmgham  teiTace 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  drysalters, 

oil  and  coloiu-  merchants,  1  and  2  Calton 

street 
Sinclair  &  Fortune,  carpenters  and  joiners, 

26  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Sinclair,  A.,  &  Co.,  engineers  and  ironfounders, 

Bonnington  ironworks,  Bonnington 
Smclair,  Adam,  4  Cannon  street,  Leith 


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Sinclair,  Alexander,  133  George  street 
Sinclair,  Alex.  (<S'.  <.V  Co.\  8  Bonnington  pi. 
Sinclaii-,  Alexander,  46  Albany  street,  Leitli 
Sinclair.    Alexi-.    J.,    M.B.C.M.,    surgeon,    4 

Picardy  place 
Sinclair,  Bruce,  builder,  Morrison  street  lane  ; 

house,  1  RosebUl  place 
Sinclair,  Coltu.  fancy  stationer,  9Sa  Princes 

street ;  house,  6  Cambridge  street 
Sestlair  Cooking  Depot,  33  George  rv.  br. 
Sinclair,  Daniel,  cottage,  Powderhall,  Brough- 

ton  road 
Sinclair,  David,  37  "West  Register  street 
Sinclair,  David,  engineer,  6  EUzafield 
Sinclair,  Donald,  coal  agent,  5  Cricbton  street 
Sinclair,  D.  G.,  butcher,  33  Fountainbridge ; 

house,  39  Fountainbridge 
Sinclair,  D.,  14  Ai-thiu-  street 
Sinclair,  Fran.  (S.  S)' Fortune),  5o  Lower  Yiew- 

craig  row 
Sinclair,  George,  31  Cumberland  street 
Sinclair,  George  L.,  W.S.,  4  Walker  street 
Sinclair,  George,  boilermaker,  25  Great  Junc- 
tion street ;  house,  1  Smith's  place 
Sinclair,  James,  draper,  4  Bank  street ;  house. 

4  Dalrymple  crescent 
Sinclair,  James,  61  Prince  Regent  street 
Sinclair,  James,  25  Upper  Grove  place 
Sinclair,  James,  baker,  133  Canougate;  house, 

25  Rankeillor  street 
Sinclair,  James,  mercantile  accountant,  Al- 
bany herald,  7  Brown  street 
Sinclair,  John,  clerk,  22  James  street 
Sinclair,  John,  gi'ocer,  106  West  port ;  house, 

27  "William  street 
Sinclair,  John,  baker,  14  Lothian  street 
Sinclair,  John,  8  Barony  street 
Sinclair,  John,  baker,  18  Tobago  street 
Sinclair,    John,    wireworker,    Shrub   place  ; 

house,  41  James  street 
Sinclair,    John,  bookseller,  stationer,   prmt- 

seUer,  and  bookbinder,  3  Bristo  port 
Sinclair,  John,  Glasgow  biscuit  factory,  174 

Fountainbridge 
Sinclair,  John,  8  Amelia  Ann  pL,  Leith  walk 
Sinclair,  John,  246  Canongate 
Smclair,  John,  corn  merchant,  60  Great  Junc- 
tion street ;  house,  13  Rillbank  terrace 
Sinclair,  John,  daiiy,  108  Rose  street 
Sinclair,  Josiah,  34  Leven  street 
Sinclair,  Lachlan,  lithographer,  9  Chapel  st. 
Smclair,  L.  G.,  6  Reid  terrace 
Sinclair,  Malcolm,  builder,  3  Gladstone  ter. 
Sinclair,  P.  F.,  2  Bonningion  terrace 
Sinclair,  Peter,  builder,  Athole  lane ;  house, 

7  Cambridge  street 
Sinclair,  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  12  Sj^ittal  st. 
Sinclair,  Ralph,  family  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant,   26    MelviUe    terrace ;    house,    14 
Livingstone  place 
Sinclair,  Robert,  3  Cromwell  street 
Sinclair,  Robert,  28  Rutland  street 
Sinclair,  R.,  tailor  and  clothier,  377  High  st. 


Sinclair,  Robert,  manager  General  Steam 
Xavigation  Co.,  21  "^A'aterloo  place  and  51 
Bernard  st.  ;  ho.  Pai-k  villa,  Wardie  crest. 

Smclair,  Robert,  bookkeeper,  13  Glover  st. 

Sinclair,  Thomas,  joiner,  22  N.  Richmond  st. 

Sinclair,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  35 
Cockburn  street ;  house,  4  "\Yalker  terrace 

Sinclair,  "\A^iLliam,  1  Brown  street 

Sinclair,  "\Tm.,  artist,  teacher  of  dra'udng,  2 
Gardner's  crescent 

Sinclair,  Y.,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P.E.,  and  surgeon, 
4  Picardy  place 

Sinclair,  Mre  Archibald,  9  Blackwood  cresct. 

Sinclair,  ^Irs  George,  5  Buckingham  terrace 

Smclair,  Mrs  John,  26  Calton  hill 

Sinclair,  Mrs  Peter,  2  East  Norton  place 

Sinclair,  Mrs,  2  Lauriston  park 

Sinclair,  Miss,  agency  for  British  and  foreign 
governesses  and  schools,  9  Blackwood  cres- 
cent 

Sinclair,  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  E.  Maitland  street 

Sinclair,  Mrs,  4  Park  street 

Sinclau',  ^Irs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Windmill  street 

Sinclair,  Mrs,  midwife,  4  Cannon  street 

Sinclaii',  Miss  A.,  51  Buccleuch  street 

Smclair,  Miss  B.,  coal  merchant,  22  Port 
Hamilton 

Sinclair,  Miss,  milliner,  silk  mercer,  and 
mantle  and  dress  maker,  the  Magazin  de 
]\Iodes,  124  George  street 

Sinclau*,  Miss,  dressmaker,  16  Portland  place, 
Leith 

Sinclair,  Miss,  10  Forres  street 

Sinclair,  Miss,  cloth  cap  maker,  227  High  st. 

Sinclair,  Miss,  of  Ulbster,  133  George  street 

SINGER,  THE,  MANUFACTUEING  COMPANY, 
sole  manufactiu"ers  of  the  Singer  sewing- 
machines,  108  Princes  street.  ^  See  Adv. 
p.  56 

Sin  ton,  James,  clerk,  15  Buccleuch  street 

Sinton,  John,  slater,  1  W.  Richmond  street 

Sinton,  J.  T.,  victual  dealer,  27  Greenside  st. 

Sinton,  Robert,  24  St  Yincent  street 

Sinton,  William,  chunney -  sweeper,  15  St 
Leonard's  lane 

Sives,  John,  coal  agent,  Caledonian  Railway 
station,  Morrison  street 

Sivewright,  Mrs,  ladies'  nm-se,  21  Jamaica  st. 

Skae,  David,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  physician  to 
Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum,  Tipperlinn  house, 
Morningside 

Skae,  E.,  pie-baker,  197  Canongate 

Skae,  Rev.  William,  teacher  of  classics  and 
mathematics,  14  Scotland  street 

Skae,  Mrs  Margaret,  1  Queensferry  street 

Skae,  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Drummond  street 

SKATixci  Club,  The  Lochend,  50  Constitution 
street ;  James  Smith,  secretary 

Sked,  John,  4  Taylor  place 

Skeen,  Miss,  56  Bridge  street 

Skelly,  Mrs,  10  West  Claremont  street 

Skelton,  John,  advocate,  125  George  street ; 
house,  The  Hermitage,  Braid 


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Skelton.  ]\liss,  20  Alva  street 

Skene,  TT.  F.,  &  Peacock,  TT.S.,  18  HiU  street 

Skene,  George,  20  Melville  street 

Skene,  W.  F.  (TF.  F.  S.  ^-  Peacock),  20  In- 
verleith  I'ow 

Skene,  ilrs  Colonel,  17  Lynedoch  place 

Skiffington,  Jn.,rag  mer.,  109  High  st.;  ho.  105 

Skilling,  Mrs  John,  41  Kirkgate 

Skinner,  Alexander,  grocer,  13  Tarvit  street 

Skinner,  G.,  bootmaker,  175  Fountainbridge 

Skinner,  James,  prmter,  3  Paterson  court. 
Barony  street 

Skinner.  J.,  warehouseman,  2  TV.  Preston  st. 

Skinner.  Jolni,  hairdresser,  1  Fountainbridge ; 
house,  9  Lauriston  street 

Skinner,  Robert,  commercial  traveller,  8 
Union  street,  Leith 

Skinner,  TTm.,  TT.S.,  31  Great  King  street 

Skinner,  W.  R.,  S.S.C.,  8  Blenheim  place 

Skirving,  Robert  Scot,  8  Saxe-Cobourg  place 

Skirving,  Thos.,  farmer,  Xether  Quarryholes, 
Easter  road 

Skii'ving,  Mrs,  2  TVharton  lane 

Slaney.  Thomas,  Douglas  hotel,  31  and  35  St 
Andi'ew  sc[uare 

Slate,  Miss,  48  Rankeillor  street 

Slater,  Andi-ew,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  140 
Cauongate;  house,  17  Sprmg  gardens; 
slate  wharf.  Upper  drawbridge,  Leith 

Slater.  James  (Accountanfs  office,  G.P.O.), 
10  West  Preston  street 

Slater.  TVm.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  95 
Nicolson  street 

Slater,  Mrs,  29a  East  Claremont  street 

Slater,  ^Irs  James,  52  Broughton  street 

Slater,  Mrs,  7  Druromond  street 

Slaughter-houses,  61  Fountainbridge  and  47 
Salamander  street 

Sleep,  Mre  M.  A.,  lunbrella  maker  and  news- 
agent. 3  Charles  street 

Sleigh,  George,  41  Lothian  street 

Sleigh,  "W.  L.,  Murray  street,  Sciennes  hiU 

Sleigh,  Mrs  Eleanor,  4  East  Broughton  place 

Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufac- 
turers, 56  Nicolson  street ;  retail,  1  North 
bridge  and  28  Nicolson  street 

Slight,  Alexander,  engineer,  34  Leith  walk  ; 
house,  20  Haddington  place 

Slight,  George,  11  Dryden  place 

Slight,  James  (5.  ^'  Kerr),  22  Melville  terrace 

Sligo,  Arch.  Vincent  Smith,  5  Drummond  pi. 

Slunon,  R.  &  D.,  mauufacturmg  and  furnish- 
ing (ship  and  house)  ii-onmongers,  copjjer 
andtin  smiths,  gasfitters,  plumbers,  and  ship 
chandlers,  40,  41,  and  43  Shore,  6  and  7 
Broad  wynd ;  workshops,  20  and  21 ;  store. 
4  Commercial  street 

Slunon,  R.  &  D.,  shipping,  insurance,  and 
commission  agents,  1  Wet  docks 

Slmion,  James  (2'.  B.  CampheU  ^  Co.),  8 
Picardy  place 

Slunon,  Robert  (i?.  ^-  D.  S.),  2  WeUington 
place,  Leith 


Sloan  &  Son,  coal  merchants,  49  Broughton  st., 

67  Castle  st.,  and  railway  siding,  Easter  rd. 
Sloan,  Gilbert,  bootmaker,  23  Leven  street 
Sloan,  James,  1  South  St  James'  street 
Sloan,  Thos.  (S.   <,V  Son),   Carstairs  cottage. 

Lovers'  lane,  Leith  walk 
Sloane,  Misses,  17  Raeburn  place 
SMAIL,  GILLON,  &  CO.,  wholesale  and  retail 

chhia  and  glass  warehouse,  19  George  rv'. 

br.  and  5  Merchant  st.     '1^  See  Adc.  p.  75 
Small  &  Son.  bird-stuff ers,  38  George  street 
Small,  E.  &  M.,  di^apers,  62  Leith  street 
Small,   Alexander  (Dickson   <^'  ,S'.),  7   Dairy 

park  terrace 
Small,  A.  (Royal  Bank),  29  E.  Claremont  st. 
Small,  A.,  house  painter,  62a  Broughton  st. 
Small.  David,  glass-stainer  and  house  painter, 

^Ivu'ano  place,  Leith  walk 
Small,  David,  basketmaker,  33  Hanover  st. 
Small,  David,  70  Buccleuch  street 
Small,  David,  bookbinder,  8  North   bridge ; 

house,  11  Calton  street 
Small,  John,  librarian.  University 
Small,  Leonard,  coUar  maker,  11  Regent  place 
Small,  Robert  (S.  S)-  Son),  9  Grindlay  street 
Small,  Thomas,  flesher,  125  Rose  street 
Small,  Wmiam,  underclothing  manufactru'er, 

30  South  bridge  ;  house,  4  Bernard  terrace 
Small,  W.,  spu'it  dealer,  93  Canongate 
Small,  Mrs  H.  W.,  10  Scotland  street 
Small,  ^Irs  Margaret,  1  Gladstone  terrace 
Small,  Mrs,  University 
Small,  ]Miss,  grocer,  200  Rose  street 
iSmari  &  ^Llutosh,  dressmakers,  43  Brunswick 

street 
Smart  &  Sons,  bootmakers,  1  Queen  street 
Smart,  J.  &  R.,  fleshers,  27,  30,  and  31  Middle 

market 
Smart,  Alexander,  5  Kerr  street 
Smart,  Aw.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  24  MelviHe  st. 
Smart,  Andrew,  baker,  114  West  port 
Smart,  C,  11  Smith's  place 
Smart,  David,  7  Salisbury  terrace 
;  Smart,  Francis,  bootmaker,  1  Quality  street 
Smart,  George,  grocer,  15  Carnegie  street 
!  Smait,  James,  8  Carluug  place 
Smart,  J.  A.,  gi'ocer  and  wine  merchant,  17  W. 

Montgomery  pi.  ;  house,  33  Gayfield  square 
'Smart,  Rev.  John,  D.D..  11  Smith's  place 
!  Smart,  John,  S.S.C.,  11  Queen  sti'eet ;  house, 
'     11  Windsor  street 

Smart,  John,  landscape  painter,  16  Picardy 
I     place  ;  house,  3  West  Ncwington 
'Smart,  John  C,  flesher,  20  and  21  Middle 
I     market ;  house,  124  Lauriston  place 
Smart,  Jolm  (S.  Sj-  Sons),  2  Haddington  place 
Smart,  Robert  (S.  ^-  Sons),  8  London  street 
Smart,  Robert,  10  George  street 
j  Smart,  Samuel  M.,  11  Bonnington  terrace 
.Smart.  William,  baker,  2  Elder  street 
Smart,  AYilUam,  176  Fountainbridge 
Smart,  Mrs  John,  14  Nicolson  square 
I  Smart,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  merchant,  172  Pleasance 


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Smart,  Mrs  John,  8  London  street 

Smart,  ]\Iisses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  6 
Brighton  street 

Smeal,  J.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  24  Ad- 
miralty street ;  hoase,  14  Couper  street 

Smeall,  Edward,  taUor,  4  Rosebm-n 

Smeaton,  Rev.  Geo.,  D.D.,  Professor  of  Theo- 
logy, New  CoUege,  13  Mansionhouse  road 

Smeaton,  Wm..  missionaiy,  26  Chiirles  street 

Smeaton,  ^Mrs,  8  Tarvit  street 

Smeatox  Brickworks  (George  Baigrie,  agtnt) ; 
office,  St  Leonard's  station 

SmeUie,  Rev.  Archibald,  39  Lauristou  place 

Smehie,  H.,  grocer,  80  Crosscauseway;  bo.  82 

SmelHe,  Rev.  James,  6  Keii*  street 

SmeUie,  Robert,  tea  dealer,  grocer,  and  spirit 
dealer,  33  Bristo  street  and  2  Orchardfield 
place  ;  house,  8  Hope  park  square 

SmeUie,  Wm.  J.  (Superintende7it,  G.P.O.),  24 
"Warriston  crescent 

SmeUie,  Mrs  John,  11  Charles  street 

SmeUie,  ^Irs,  greengTOcer,  2  Johnston  place 

SmeUie,  Mrs,  42  Lothian  street 

SmeUie,  Miss  Lucy,  5  West  Maitlaud  street 

Smibert,  George,  baker,  216  Cauongate 

Smibert,  Miss,  8  Morrison  street 

Smith  &  Aitken,  tea  merchants  and  grocers, 
24  Earl  Grey  street 

Smith  &  Alexander,  merchts.,  2  Bankst.,  Leith 

Smith  &  Brown,  steam  printers,  lithographers, 
paper-bag  makers,  stationers,  and  ticket 
writers,  Amphion  place  and  31  North  bridge 

Smith  &  Forrest,  Abbatoix  works,  61  Foun- 
tainbridge 

Smith  &  Henderson,  tobacco-pipe  manufac- 
tm-ers,  146  Canongate 

Smith  &  Sanderson,  slaters  and  glaziers,  67 
Great  J  unction  street 

Smith  &  Son,  slaters  and  chimney-sweejaers, 
39  Leven  street  and  24  W.  Lauristou  place 

Smith  &  Walker,  phunbers,  brassfounders, 
and  gasfitters,  South-west  Thistle  street  lane 

Smith,  D.  &  A.,  masons,  slaters,  gla^iiers, 
chimney-sweepers,  etc.,  24  W.  Lauristou  pi. 

Smith,  David,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  21 
QuaUty  lane 

Smith,  G.  &  A.,  shawl  and  mantle  manufac- 
turers, 108  South  bridge  ;  ho.  1  ^Imto  st. 

Smith,  J.  &  G.,  auctioneers  and  valuators,  79 
George  street 

Smith,  J.  &  J.,  commission  and  forwarding 
agents,  50  Constitution  street 

Smith,  J.,  &  Son,  wireworkers  and  weavers, 
millstone  builders,  and  importers  of  French 
burr  blocks,  219  High  street ;  house,  65 
York  place 

Smith,  Jolm,  &  Son,  butchers,  46  Kirkgate 

Smith,  John,  &  Co.,  import  and  commission 
merchants,  pickle  and  sauce  manufacturers, 
32  Forth  street 

SMITH,  JOKN,  &  SONS,  coal  and  coke  mer- 
chants; head  office,  67  Lothian  road;  branch 
offices,  1  Spi'ing  gardens  and  2  West  Newing- 


ton  terrace  ;    depots,  Morrison  street  and 

Haymarket.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  96 
Smith,   Peter,   &   Son,   merchants,   41    Con- 
stitution street 
SMITH,  R.,  &  CO.,  brassfounders,  plumbers, 

and  gasfitters,  62  Broughtou  st. ;  workshop, 

1  N.E.Cumberland  St.  lane.   ^See,4(/';.p.87 
Smith,  T.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  druggists  and  manu- 

factm-iug   chemists,    21   Duke   street,    and 

Blandiield  works.  Lower  Broughton  road 
Smith,  William,   &  Sons,   builders,   17   East 

Preston  street 
Smith,  A.  T.,  daily,  4  Mai-ket  street 
Smith,  Adam,  bootmaker,  63  Pleasance;  ho.  65 
Smith,    Adam    GiUies,    C.A.,    chambers,    59 

George  street ;  house,  5  Lennox  street 
Smith,  Alexander,  baker  and  confectioner,  5 

Queeu's  place,  Leith 
Smith,  A.  G.,  94  Causewayside 
Smith,  Alex.,  warehouseman,  88  Candlemaier 

row 
Smith,  Alexander,  9  Bristo  place 
Smith,  Alexander,  dahy,  32  Potterrow 
Smith,  Alexander  M.,  teacher,  St  Stephen's 

school,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Smith,  A.  W.,  teacher  of  singing,  4  Nelson  st. 
Smith,  Alexander,  tailor,  127  Rose  street 
Smith,    Alexander,    officer.     Destitute    Sick 

Society,  150  High  street 
Smith,  Alexander,  31  Alva  place 
Smith,  Alexander,  baker,  12  WiUiam  street 
Smith,  xilexander,  corn  factor  and  commission 

agent,  22  Bernard  street 
Smith,  Alexander,  lodgings,  11  Albany  street 
Smith,  Alexander,  grocer,  41  Giles  street 
Smith,  Alexander,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

24  Leven  street ;  house,  26 
Smith,  Alfred,  22  Duke  street 
Smith,  Andrew,  S.S.C,  9  Buccleuch  place 
Smith,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

106  High  street 
Smith,  Archibald,  11  Lonsdale  terrace 
Smith,  A.  C,  1  Rockville  place 
Smith,  A.,  1  RiUbank  terrace 
Smith,  Charles,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  Amelia 

Ann  place 
Smith,  Charles,  bookkeeper,  4  Panmure  pi. 
Smith,  C,  baker,  1  N.  Richmond  street  and  89 

High  street;  house,  19  N.  Richmond  street 
Smith,  Charles,  joiner   and  builder,  8  West 

Salisbury  place  ;  ho.  14  West  Newington  pi. 
Smith,  Colviu,  portrait  painter,  32  York  place 
Smith,  Daniel,  corn  merchant,  21  Blacket  pi. 
Smith,  David,  5  West  Sciennes 
Smith,  David,  com.  trav.,  7  Livingstone  place 
Smith,  David  (Z).  S.  S,-  Co.),  8  Boiuiington  ter. 
Smith,  David,  manager  North  British  &  Mer- 
cantile Insurance   Co.,  64  Princes  street  ; 

house,  10  Eton  terrace 
Smith,  David  (Edinburgh  S^-  Perth  Bread  Co.), 

corn  merchant,  16  Richmond  place  ;  house, 

1  Rosebank  cottages,  Mayfield  loan 
Smith,  David,  26  Wan-iston  crescent 


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Smith,  David,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  20  West 

Crosscauseway  ;  house,  12  Beaumont  place 
Smith,  David,  16  Cumberland  street 
Smith,  David,  71  South  Clerk  street 
Smith,  David,  10  Osborne  terrace 
Smith,  D.,  slater  (D.  ^V  S.),  9:3  Fountainbridge 
Smith,  David,  engineer,  23  Brougham  place 
Smith,  Donald,  6  Montague  street 
Smith,  Edward,  clothier,  22  St  Mary  street 
Smith,  Ed.,  shoemaker,  35  N.  Richmond  st. 
Smith,  George  M.,  20  Richmond  terrace 
Smith,  Geo.  H.  (/.  ^-  G.  S.),  13  Glengyle  ter. 
Smith,  G.  Stevenson,  L.R.C.S.E.,  16  Duke  st. 
Smith,  George  F.,  146  Princes  street 
Smith,  George  S.  (G.P.O.),  4  E.  Preston  st. 
Smith,  Geo.,  architect,  Burley  lodge,  York  rd. 
Smith,  George,  1  Minto  street 
Smith,  George,  2  Livingstone  place 
Smith,  George,  7  AthoU  crescent 
Smith,  George,  LL.D.,  editor  of  Friends  of 

India,  Seagrove  house,  Seafield 
Smith,  Geo.  Bell,  S.S.C,  37  Charlotte  square 
Smith,  George,  dairy,  3  Northumberland  pi. 
Smith,  George,  butcher,  Iiiverleith  terrace 
Smith,  George,  bootmaker,  1  Maitland  street ; 

house,  5  Lonsdale  terrace 
Smith,  George,  mason,  13  Drumdryan  street 
Smith,  G.  H.,  .ALD.,  80  Great  King  street 
Smith,  G.  I.  {Royal  Bank),  25  St  James'  sq. 
Smith,  George,  168  Rose  street 
Smith,  Harry,  advocate,  20  j\Iaitland  street 
Smith,  H.  W.  (S.  (V  Brown),  3  Hope  park  ter. 
Smith,  Henry  G.  C.,  teacher  of  mathematics, 

10  Ijuccleuch  place 
Smith,  H.   W.,  chaplain  City  Poorhouse,   3 

Home  terrace 
Smith,  J.  Campbell,  advocate,  16  Nelson  st. 
Smith,  J.  Irvine,  shorthand  writer,  21  Nortli- 

umberland  street 
Smith,  James  K.,  writer,  40  Great  King  st. 
Smith,  James  W.,  architect,  13  Frederick  st. 
Smith,  James,  3  Amelia  Ann  place 
Smith,  J.,  refreshment  rooms,  9  Clifton  ter.  ; 

house,  2b  Upper  Grove  place 
Smith,  J.,  smith  and  famer,  97  Abbey  hill 
Smith,  James,  provision  merchant,  1  Queen's 

place,  Greenside  row 
Smith,  James   {chaplain,  House   of  Refuge), 

10  Maryfield  place 

Smith,  James,  26  Dundas  street 

Smith,  James  (librarian.  Mechanics''  Library), 

6  Beaumont  place 
Smith,  James,  dairy,  10a  Bristo  street 
Smith,  James,  22  Grove  street 
Smith,  James,  wright  and  builder,  12  Riego 

street ;  house,  16  Brougham  street 
Smith,  James,  grocer,  137  Grassmarket;  ho. 

11  Panmure  place 

Smith ,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

25  Union  place  ;  house,  11  Barony  street 
Smith,  James,  5  Vanburgh  place 
Smith,  James,  drauqlitsman,  15  W.  park  ter. 
Smith,  James  H.  (J.  .j'  G.  S.),  52  Blacket  pi. 


Smith,  James,  gi-ocer  and  spirit  merchant,  6 
Craigside  place  ;  house,  10 

Smith,  James,  16  Livingstone  place 

Smith,  James,  watchmaker,  153  High  street 

Smith,  Jas.  (officer.  High  Church),  377  High  st. 

Smith,  James,  house  agent,  3  Keir  street 

Smith,  James,  clerk  of  works,  37  Reid  terrace 

Smith,  James  (,/.  <^  ./.  S.),  6  Janefield  place 

Smith,  Jas.,  jun.  (/.  ^  J.  S.),  5  Yanburgh  pi. 

Smith,  James,  1  Gayfield  place 

Smith,  James,  35  Bridge  street 

Smith,  James,  baker,  44  Potterrow 

Smith,  James  (W.  S.  c^  So7i),  8  E.  Preston  st. 

Smith,  Jas.,  com.  traveller,  99  Broughton  st. 

Smith,  James  {S.  Sf  Co.),  1  Blair  street;  house, 
13  Salisbury  road 

Smith,  James,  Clydesdale  tavern,  15  Flesh- 
market  close;  ho.  18  Prince  Albert  build. 

Smith,  J.  Arbuthnott  (B.  L.  Co.  Bank).,  5 
Dick  place 

Smith,  Jolm  Alexander,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  7 
West  Maitland  street 

Smith,  J.  Douglas,  carver,  gilder,  and  picture 
restorer,  artists'  colourman,  and  frame 
maker,  21  Frederick  st. ;  ho.  34  Castle  st. 

Smith,  J.  Duncan,  S.S.C.  {Douglas  ^^  S.),  29 
Windsor  street 

Smith,  Jno.  Guthrie,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Aber- 
deen and  Kincardine,  10  Abercromby  place 

Smith,  J.  L.,  bookseller,  stationer,  circulatmg 
library,  and  stamp  distributor,  1  Antigua 
street ;  ho.  19  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 

Smith,  John  TurnbuU,  C.A.,  7  Hill  street; 
house,  1  Nelson  street 

Smith,  John,  South  Clyde  street  lane 

Smith,  John  {J.  S.  S^-  Co.),  28  Forth  street 

Smith,  John,  31  Dick  place 

Smith,  John,  superintendent  Yictoria  lodg- 
ings, 115  Cowgate 

Smith,  John,  cut-glass  manufacturer,  22 
Bangor  road  ;  house,  19  Union  street 

Smith,  John  (J.  .S'.  ^-  Son),  6  Yiewforth  ter. 

Smith,  John,  governor  of  prison,  Regent  road 

Smith,  John,  paper  warehouse,  Brandfield  st.. 

Smith,  John,  spirit  dealer,  23  Coburg  street  ;l 
house,  16  North  Junction  street 

Smith,  John,  writer,  4  Clifton  terrace 

Smith,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  20  Charlotte  sq.  I 

Smith,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  and  F.R.C.S.E., 
surgeon- dentist  to  the  Queen  in  Scotland, 
1 1  Wemyss  place 

Smith,  John  {tlnion  Bank),  18  St  Patrick  sq. 

Smith,  John,  7  South  Elgin  street 

Smith,  John,  builder,  1  Anne  place ;  house, 
4  Summerside  street 

Smitli,  J.  S.,  M.D.,  3  Oxford  street 

Smith,  John,  clerk,  2  Henry  place 

Smith,  Jolm,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufac- 
turer, 38  North  bridge 

Smith,  John  K.,  architect,  7  Gardner's  cresct. 

Smith,  John,  umbrcUa  and  parasol  maker  and 
furrier,  78  Princes  st.  ;  house,  1  Seton  pi. 

Smith,  J.,  tailor  and  clothier,  44  Hillhouselield 


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SMITH,  JOHN,  tailor  aud  clotlier,  102  South ' 
bridge  ;  ho.  56  Clerk  st.     ^i'  See  Adi:  p.  61 

Smith,  J.  N.,  chemist  and  di'uggist,  62  Kii'k- 
gate  ;  house,  10  Cassels  place 

Smith,  John,  shawl  manufacturer,  clothier, 
and  general  draper,  105  South  bridge ;  house, 
10  Nicolson  street 

Smith,  Jolm,  ne-n-sagent,  etc..  4  Saunders  st. 

Smith,  John  (/.  .S.  ^-  Son).  65  York  place 

Smith,   John,   builder,  house  carpenter,  and 

'  joiner,  E.  Newing-ton  pi. ;  ho.  di  Causeway- 
side 

Smith,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,,  45 
Arthur  street ;  house,  3  Prospect  street 

Smith,  John,  painter,  190  PFeasance 

Smith,  John  Stewart,  carver  and  gilder,  6 
Marmion  terrace 

Smith,  J.,  grocer  and  spirit  mer.,  120Kirkgate 

Smith,  J.  ("TF.  .S.  ^-  Sons),  43  S.  Clerk  street 

Smith,  M.,  auctioneer,  19  "Waterloo  place 

Smith,  Marshall,  77  Lothian  road 

Smith,  Matt.,  joiner,  Lochriu  ;  ho.  2  Home  st. 

Smith,  P.  B.,  merchant,  21  Constitution  st.  ; 
house,  11  Inverleith  row 

Smith,  Peter,  2  Ramsay  gardens 

Smith,  Peter,  bootmaker,  9  Bristo  street 

Smith,  Philip,  broker  and  furniture  dealer,  25 
St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Smith,  P.  S.  ( 7'.  cS-  H.  S.  cV  Co.),  2  Bellevue  ter. 

Smith,  Ralph  A.  {Maclrnj  S)-  S.),  45  South 
Clerk  street 

Smith,  R.,  valuator  and  surveyor  of  buildmgs, 
17  George  street ;  ho.  34  Gillespie  crescent 

Smith,  R.  M.,  4  Bellevue  crescent;  office,  Ex- 
change buildings,  41  Constitution  street 

Smith,  Richard  S.,  coal  merchant,  7  St 
Leonard's  station;  house,  34 

Smith,  R.  P.,  stationer,  newsagent,  aud 
tobacconist,  125  Nicolson  street ;  house,  18 
Buccleuch  street 

Smith,  Robt.  (Customs),  21  Albany  St.,  Leith 

Smith,  Robert  (Christie  cV  S.),  6  Hart  street 

Smith,  Robert,  S.S.C,  37  Charlotte  square 

Smith,  Robert,  3  Cornwall  street 

Smith,  Robert,  5  Mackenzie  place 

Smith,  Robert,  coal  agent,  Orchardfield  street 

Smith,  Robert,  sculptor,  Torj^hichen  street; 
house,  15  Viewforth  park 

Smith,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  51 
North  Fort  street ;  house,  10  ^iladeira  pi. 

Smith,  Robert,  greengrocer,  298  Cowgate 

Smith,  R.,  tanner,  Silvermills 

Smith,  Seth,  clerk,  13  N.  Mansionhouse  road 

Smith,  S.,  tailor  and  clothier,  13  North  bridge 

Smith,  Ter.,  china  merchant,  242  Cowgate 

Smith,  Thomas,  61  Clerk  street 

Smith,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.,  10  North  Man- 
sionhouse road 

Smith,  Thomas,  joiner  and  house  agent,  2 
Buccleuch  street 

Smith,  Thos.,  surgeon  (T.  S,-  H.  S.  Sf  Co.), 
Heriot  hill  house.  Lower  Broughtou  road 

Smith,  Thos.,  lodgings,  46  Northmuberiand  st. 


Smith,  Thomas,  lodgings,  69  York  place 
Smith,  Thos.,  corn  merchant  and  commission 

agent,  10  Quality  street ;  ho.  6  Smith's  pi. 
Smi'th,  Thomas  (^Marshall  <S-  Son),  30  West 

Alaitland  street 
Smith,  Thos.,  music  teacher,  7  Dairy  park  ter. 
Smith,   "^^''alter,    sheep   and   cattle   salesman, 

Dean  cottage,  Dean 
Smith,  "William,  6  Janefield  place 
Smith,  Rev.  "Wm.,  D.D.,  manse,  Leith  mount 
Smith,  "William,  6  LTpper  Grove  place 
Smith,  "William,  boot  aud  shoe  maker,  71  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith  ;  house.  3  Trafalgar  st. 
Smith,  AViiliam,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 

4  Melbourne  place 
Smith,  "Wm.,  spnit  dealer,  169  Causewayside 
Smith,  "WHliam,  baker,  17  Lothian  street 
Smith,  "William,  flesher,  10  "^Test  port ;  house, 

10  Paimiure  place 
Smith,    "William,    woollen   draper,  267  High 

street ;  house,  21  Laimston  street 
Smith,  "V\"i]liam  (manager  English  and  Scottish 

Law  Life  Assitrance  Association),  Lauriston 

villa,  Lauriston  place 
Smith,    "\^^illiam,    chemist   and   druggist,    40 

Dublin  street 
Smith,    "WUliam,   writing-master  and    litho- 
grapher, 43  Northtunberland  street 
Smith,  "William,  gardener,  Bonningion 
Smith,  "U'^illiam  C,  4  Hope  street,  Leith  walk 
Smith,  William,  28  Findhorn  place 
Smith,  William,  reporter,  6  Montague  street 
Smith,  William,  1  Hamilton  pL,  Newington 
Smith,  W.  H.,  28  Grove  street 
Smith,  ^Irs  Alexander,  Gesto  villa,  Wardie 
Smith,  Mrs  Alexander,  lodgings,  6  S.  Clerk  st. 
Smith,  Mrs,  1  Wardie  avenue 
Smith,  Mrs  Laurence  E.,  19  Jamaica  street 
Smith,  Mrs  John,  62  Blacket  place 
Smith,  Mre  Marie  (London  and  Edinburgh), 

governess  agent,  1  South  Charlotte  street 
Smith,  ;Mrs  David,  GG  Northumberland  street 
Smith,  ^Mi-s  E.,  grocer,  67  Rose  street 
Smith,  iirs  Elizabeth,  22  MelvUle  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Francis,  fruiterer,  9  St  Patrick  sq. 
Smith,  ]\Irs  G.,  5  Chalmers  street 
Smith,  ]\Irs  George,  1  Minto  street 
Smith,  ^Irs  James,  6  West  Preston  street 
Smith,  Mrs  James,  71  South  Clerk  street 
Smith,  Mrs  J.  Gordon,  teacher  of  music,  etc., 

14  Pitt  street 
Smith,  Mrs  John,  64  Broughton  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Lawrence,  6  Madeira  street 
Smith,  Mrs  M.,  18  Montague  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Peter,  3  Graham  street 
Smith,  Mrs  W.,  154  Constitution  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Walter,  32  Clarence  street 
Smith,   Mrs  W.,  plumber   and   gasfitter,    11 

India  place  ;  house,  13  N.W.  Circus  place 
Smith,  :Mrs  William,  11  Davie  street 
Smith,  iirs  William,  9  Greenhill  bank 
Smith,  Mrs  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

99  South  Back  of  Canongate 


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Smith,  Mrs,  18  York  place 

Smitli,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  62  Clerk  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  6  Lonsdale  terrace 

Smith,  Mi's,  28  Greenside  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  1  Blackford  place 

Smitli,  Mrs,  128  Constitution  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  35  Home  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  8  Aunaudale  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  matron,  Eescue  Home,  18  St 
Jolm's  hm 

Smith,  Mrs,  26  Warriston  crescent 

Smith,  Mrs,  2  Keir  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  West  Grange,  Grange  loan 

Smith,  ]Mrs,  1  Macnab  street 

Smith,  Mrs,  16  Broughton  place 

Smith,  Mrs,  ladies'  niu-se,  1  Market  place 

Smith,  Misses,  dress  and  cloak  makers,  62 
Rose  street 

Smith,  Misses  J.  &  A.,  dressmakers,  173 
Causewayside 

Smith,  Misses,  12  VaUeyfield  street 

Smith,  Miss  C.  R.,  1  Rosebery  crescent 

Smith,  Miss,  103  George  street 

Smith,  Miss,  3  Davie  street 

Smith,  Miss,  lady  superintendent,  F.C.  Normal 
Boarding-school,  8  St  John  street 

Smith,  ]\Iiss  H.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  10 
Spence's  place,  Leith 

Smith,  Miss  M.,  tobacconist,  62  Clerk  street 

Smith,  Miss  M.,  draper,  26a  Barony  street 

Smith,  Miss,  10  Buccleuch  street 

Smith,  ]\Iiss,  Fillyside,  Seafield 

Smith,  Miss,  2  Merchiston  place 

Smith,  Miss,  15  Danube  street 

Smith,  Miss,  5  Comely  bank 

Smith,  Isabella,  governess,  Lochrin  house 

SMITHS  &  CO.,  piu'veyors  of  lamps  and  oils 
to  the  Queen,  brassfounders,  gasfitters,  tin- 
smiths, and  lamp  manufactm-ers,  1  Blair  st. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  92 

Smithson,  John,  5  Lanriston  park 

Smyth,  Charles  Piazzi,  Professor  of  Practical 
Astronomy,  University  of  Edin.,  and  astro- 
nomer-royal for  Scotland,  15  Royal  terrace 

Smyth,  David,  tailor,  18  West  Richmond  street 

Smyth,  Thomas,  4  Jane  terrace 

Smyth,  Mrs,  11  Howe  sti^eet 

Smyth,  blisses,  5  Clarence  street 

Smythe,  H.  L.,  11  Mackenzie  place 

Smytlie,  Mrs,  2  Gilmore  place 

Smyttau,  Mrs,  36  Manor  place 

Smyttan,  Mrs,  3  Walker  street 

Sueddan,  James,  teacher  of  music,  13  Glad- 
stone terrace 

Sneezum,  John,  30  Dick  place 

Snodgrass,  Mrs  James,  9  Crichton  street 

SnodgTass,  Misses,  1  Middleby  street 

Snody,  Andrew,  S.S.C,  city  agent  for  Leith, 
26  Gayfield  square  and  51  Constitution  st. 

Snow,  John,  flesher,  5  Middle  market 

Snow,  John,  butcher,  16  South  St  James' 
street 

Snowdon,  Walter,  74  Gilmore  place 


Society,  Camdex  (T".  G.  Stevenson,  agent),  22 

Frederick  street 
Society,  Early  English  Text  (T.  G.  Steven- 
son, agent),  22  Frederick  street 
Society,  EddvBurgh  City  Mission  (7'.  Scott, 

treasurer),  10  George  street 
Society,   Gaelic   Schools  {John  Madaren, 

treasurer),  138  Princes  street 
Society,  Haklltt  {T.  G.  Stevenson,  agent), 

22  Frederick  street 
Society,  Heriot's  Benefit  ;  James  I.  Logan 

(Blackwood  cV  Sons),  32  Thistle  St.,  president 
SociETi",  Iona  (T.  G.   Stevenson,   agent),  22 

Frederick  street 
Society  for  Promoting  the  Employment  of 

WoJiEN,  37  Geo.  st.  ;  Miss  Blyth,  secretary 
Society  for  Relief  of  the  Destitute  Sick  ; 

John  M'CuUoch  {British  Linen  Company), 

11  Duke  street,  treasurer 
Society  in  Scotland  for  Propagating  Chris- 
tian Knowledge,  49  Queen  street 
Society,  Scottish  Episcopal  Church;  H.  J. 

RoUo,  W.S.,  14  Young  street,  treasurer  and 

assistant-secretary 
Solicitors  at  Law  :  hall  and  library.  Sheriff 

Court  buildings,  George  iv.  bridge 
Solicitors  of  Supreme  Courts  :  library  and 

hall,  Parliament  House ;   hours  of  attend- 
ance, session  10  to  4,  vacation  10  to  3,  Sat. 

10  to  1. 
Somervail,  Alex.,  stationer,  144  George  street 
Somerville  &  Crombie,  engineers  and  machine 

makers,  Gilmore  park  engine-works 
SomerviUe,  John,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  45, 

46,  and  47  Quality  street 
Somerville,  Alexander,  Blackwood  crescent 
SomerviUe,  Alex.  {In.  Rev.),  2  Saxe-Cobourg 

place 
Somerville,  Alex. ,  wood  carver,  13  Moray  street 
Somerville,  Andrew,  mason,  3  Jamaica  street 
Somer-\Tlle,  Aw.,  collector.  Slaughter-houses, 

61  Fountainbridge 
Somerville,  George,  9  Brougham  street 
Somerville,  Henry,  55  Bernard  street 
Somerville,  Henrj^,  7  Lindsay  place 
Somerville,  Hugh,  grocer,  21  Richmond  place 
Somerville,  James,  baker,  3  Tobago  street ; 

house,  1  St  David's  terrace 
Somerville,  James,  S.S.C,  77  George  street; 

house,  23  South  Blacket  place 
Somerville,  James,  gi-ocer  and  spu'it  dealer, 

40  Water  lane,  Leith 
SomerviUe,  James,  19  Livingstone  place 
Somerville,   James,   butcher,  23   St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
SomerviUe,  John,  hosier,  glover,   shirt  mer- 
chant, and  general  outfitter,  35  Princes  st. ; 

house,  1  Scotland  street 
SomerviUe,  John,  11  Regent  terrace 
SomerviUe,    John    {Mitchell,    S.,    S,-    Co.),    8 

Windsor  street 
SomerviUe,  John,  21  Brougham  place 
SomervUle,  J.,  fruiterer,  etc.,  2  Ijauriston  st. 


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Somerville,   John,    juu.,  Belgian  Consul,   37 

Bernard  street;  ho.  Dunstan  villa,  Triuitj' 
Somerville,  Robert,  stationer  and  librarian,  10 

Spring  gardens ;  house,  1  Claremont  place 
Somerville,  Robert,  27  Montague  street 
Somerville,  Robt. , market  officer,  Cattle  market 
Somer^-ille,  Sam.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  17  Hart  st. 
Somerville,   Wm.,   grocer  and   spirit   dealer, 

211  Canougate 
Somerville,  Mrs  Andrew,  leather  merchant, 

98  TVest  port 
Somerville,  !Mrs  D.,  28  India  street 
Somerville,  Mrs  James,  2  Catherine  place 
Somerville,  Mrs,  4  ToUcross 
Somerville,  Miss,  40  Blacket  place 
Somerville,  j\Iiss  Agnes,  6  Brighton  street 
Somerville,  Misses,  19  India  street 
Sommerville,  A.  M.  D.,  8  Lauriston  park 
SommerviUe,  Adam,  dairy,  43  St  Leonard  st. 
Sommerville,  Alexander,  Blackwood  crescent 
Sommerville,  Ahx.  C,  draper,  3  and  4  Glau- 

ville  place  ;  house,  8  Chapel  street 
Sommerville,  Wm.,  smith,  30  W.  Richmond  st. 
Sommerville,  Mrs,  212  Canongate 
Sommerville,  Mi-s,  cowfeeder,  St  Andrew's  pi. 
Somner,  John  Usher,  3  Coates  place 
Sorden,  James,  slipper  manufacturer,  15  High 

School  yards 
Sorenseu,  M.,  &  Kidd,  merchants,  63  Consti- 
tution street 
Soreusen,  Mi-s  Marius,  17  Hope  crescent 
Sorley,  Mrs,  7  Comely  bank 
Sorlie,  Robert  Scott,  5  Randolph  place 
Souness,    John,    wood  merchant,  Warristou 

Cemetery  road,  Cauonmills 
Sounnes,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

100  High  street 
Sounness,  Robt.,  prov.  mercht.,  188  Pleasance 
Soutar,  A.,  12  Charles  street 
Soutar,  Miss,  Trinity  house.  Trinity 
Souter,  George,  48  Cumberland  street 
Souter,  Jas.,  dairyman.  Rose  hall,  Dalkeith  rd. 
Souter,  John,  provision  merchant,  6  Catherine 

street ;  house,  6  Union  place 
Souter,  John,  161  Rose  street 
Souter,  Wilham,  tailor  and  clothier,  16  South 

St  David  street ;  house,  12  Castle  street 
Souter,  William,  East  cottages,  Granton 
Souter,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
SOUTH  BRIDGE  PAWNBEOKLNG  COMPANY 

(John  G.  Grieve^  manager^,  obSonthhridge. 

>i-  See  Adv.  p.  39 
Southam,  James,  12  Brougham  street 
Southam,  Richard,  L.D.S.,  R.C.S.E.,  dental 

surgeon,  12  Brougham  street 
Southern  Cemetery  Compajst's  Office,  47 

Hanover  street 
Southern  LoaxOffice,  97Mcolson  street — D. 

Campbell,  2  Roxburgh  street,  proprietor; 

and  Leeds  and  Manchester  warehouseman, 

270  Cowgate 
Soutter,  James,  &  Son,  bazaar,  102  Princes 

street  ;  workshop,  110  Rose  street  lane 


Soutter,  James,  26  Frederick  street 

Soutter,  James,  jun.,  bazaar  and  fancy  toy 

warehouse,  32  Princes  st. ;  ho.  3  Rutland  sq. 
Soutter,  John,  95  George  street 
Soutter,  John,  1  West  Clai-emont  street 
Souyris,  Madame,  dressmaker,  30  Fi'ederick  st. 
Sovereign  Life  Assurakce,  429  High  street : 

Duncan  Grant,  agent 
Sowersby,    George,   baker  and   confectioner, 

91  Kirkgate  and  3  Sowersby  place 
Spalding,  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

14  Rose  street ;  house,  20 

Spalding,  Thos.,  "W.S.,  7  North  St  David  st. ; 

house,  19  Raeburn  place 
S]3alding,  TTilliam,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht., 

15  Yardheads 

Spalding,  Mrs  William,  19  Raeburn  place 
Spalding,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Jamaica  street 
Spalding,  jMiss  Margaret,  9  ^laiyfield  place 
Spalding,  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Drumdiyan  st. 
Spankie,  Miss,  3  Montague  street 
Spaven,  Robert,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  5 
S.  St  David  st. ;  house,  2  Gladstone  terrace 
Spaven,  Mrs  A.,  18  Hawthorn  bank  ter.,  Leith 
Spaven,  Mrs  John,  17  Duncan  st.,  Newington 
Speare,  Jones,  &Co.,  manufacts.,  Evertonter. 
Speculative  Society  of  Edin.,  University 
Speed,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  5  Spence's  place 
Speid,  David,  S.S.C,  22  Walker  street 
Speid,  John,  28  Lauriston  gardens 
Speirs,  Peter  Alexr.,  advocate,  6  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Speirs,  Mrs  John  Robert,  2  Atholl  place 
Spence,  Basil,  28  LTpper  Gray  street 
Spence,  David,  tailor,  41  N.  Richmond  street 
Spence,  Francis,  painter  and  glazier,  7  Great 

Junction  street ;  house,  Restalrig  teiTace 
Spence,    Henry  B.,    spirit   dealer,    1    Grass- 
market  ;  house,  11  Johnston  terrace 
Spence,  Jas.,  tailor  and  clothier,  31  South  br. 
Spence,  James,  fruiterer,  1  Broughton  street ; 

house,  18 
Spence,  James,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Professor  of  Sur- 
gery, University  ;  house,  21a  Ainslie  place 
Speuce,  John,  lodgings,  12  Randolph  cliff 
Spence,  John  Guthiie,  21  Buccleuch  place 
Spence,  John,  33  Gayiield  square 
Spence,  John  D.,  St  Olaf,  York  road 
Spence,  John,  architect,  5  Lothian  road 
Spence,  John,  accountant,  88  Nicolson  street 
Spence,    John,    accountant.    Avenue    villas, 

Comely  bank 
Spence,    John,    tavernkeeper,    manufacturer 
of  lemonade,  soda  water,  and  ginger  beer, 
10  Hunter  sq.  and  4  Blair  st.  ;  hoiise,  21 
Spence,  John  M.,  engineer,  121  Rose  street 
Spence,    Joseph,    saddler,    24   Grassmarket ; 

house,  46  Home  street 
Spence,   Norman,  treasxirer   Edinbm-gh   and 

Leith  Gas  Company,  1  Blenheim  place 
Spence,  Thomas  B.,  chemist  and  druggist,  12 

Vittoria  place  ;  house,  13  Salisbiuy  street 
Spence,    William    (secretary    British    Linen 
Company),  36  St  Andi'ew  square 


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Spence,  Wm.,  Avarehouseman,  1  Orchardfield 

Spence,  Mrs  Alex.,  8  Clarendon  crescent 

Spence,  Mrs  David,  137  Kirkgate 

Spence,  Mrs,  32  East  Preston  street 

Spence,  Mrs,  1  Thornybauk 

Spence,  Miss,  dressmaker,  40  Coatfield  lane 

Spens,   W.   G.,  secretary  Scottish  Amicable 

Assurance  Society,  13  St  Andrew  square  ; 

house,  14  Drummond  place 
Spens,  Miss,  4  Rosslyn  street 
Spiden,  Mrs  E.,  21  Charles  street 
Spiers,  Fulton,  banker,  17  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Spiers,  James,  teacher,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Spindler,  ]\Irs  E.,  5  South  Norton  place 
Spindler,  Miss,  teacher,  20  Dublin  street 
Spink,   Alexander,   commission  agent,   7    St 

Andrew  square 
Spmk,  William,  S.S.C,  4  Pitt  street 
Spinks,    Charles,    wood  turner,    and    steam 

mills,  24  Kirkgate  and  27  Coatfield  lane 
Spinks,  Thomas,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  55 

Broughton  street 
Spittal,  Charles  Grey,  advocate,  12  Dundas 

street 
Spittal,  Thomas,  plasterer,  Craigside  place 
Spittal,  Thomas,  janitor,  33  Cliarlotte  square 
Spittal,  j\Irs  James,  Newbank,  Trinity 
Spittal,    ]\Iiss,   teacher    of  music,    18    "West 

Preston  street 
Spottiswoode,  R.,  C.A.,  7  Thistle  street ;  ho. 

18  Howard  place 
Spouse,  John,  fishmonger,  13  Sovversby  place 
Sprot,  Thomas,  W.S.,  10  Drummond  place 
Sprot,  Miss,  23  Rutland  square 
Sprott,  W.  P.,  S.S.C,  30  St  AndrcAv  square 
Squair,    James,    sen.    (Scottish   Union  Insur 

nnce^,  9  Arniston  place 
St  Andrew's  Episcopal  School,  50  South 

Back  Canongate  ;  Miss  Pearson,  teacher 
St  Andrew's  Home  and  House  of  Mercy, 

Greenside  house.  Hillside  crescent ;  Sister 

Regina,  superioress 
St  Anthony  Loan  Company,  15  St  Anthony 

place  ;  W.  T.  Campbell,  manager 
St  Catherine's  Cona^ent,  4  Lauriston  gardens 
St  Clair,  John,  teacher  of  violin  and  concer 

tina,  13  Frederick  street 
St  Cuthbert's  Co-operative  Baking    and 

Grocery    Association    (Limited),   1    St 

Cuthbert's  ^^lace 
St  Cuthbert's  Industrial  School  and  Work 

Society,  35  Castle  barns 
St  Cuthbert's  Lodge  of  Free  Gardeners  : 

J.  A.  Elliot,  IG  W.  Xicolson  st.,  R.W.M.  ; 

T.  Knox,  19  Greenside  place,  treasurer 
St  Cuthbert's  Paihsh  Chambers,  St  Cuth- 

bert'smanse,  Lothian rd.;  Jas.  Craig, inspect. 
St  Cuthbert's  Parish,  Collector  of  Poor 

rates'  Office,  10  Hanover  street 
St  Cuthbert's  Poorhouse,  Wcrter,  Comely 

bank ;    ^Y.   Cowan,  governor ;   ]\Iiss  Ross, 

matron 
St   George    Lodge    of   Free    Gardeners: 


Lodge-room,  52  Nicolson  street;  John  Hen- 
derson, 52  Prince  Albert  buildings,  treas. 

St  George's  Hotel,  17  and  23  George  street ; 
A.  M.  Lachau,  proprietor 

St  Margaret's  Consent,  Whitehouse  loan ; 
Madame  Margaret  Teresa,  superioress 

St  Margaret's  Co-operative  Store,  36 
Abbey  hUl 

St  Stephen's  School,  58  Brunswick  street 

Stafford  &  Co.,  merchants,  agents,  and  ac- 
countants, 8  Frederick  street 

Stage,  Miss,  teacher,  26  and  27  Haddington  pi. 

Staig,  David,  42  Albany  street,  Leith 

Staig,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  45  Prince  Regent  st. 

Stalker,  Colin  Kay  (Kmj  Sf  Co.),  72  Nor- 
thumberland street 

Stalker,  Daniel,  spirit  merch.,  1  Lauriston  st. 

Stalker,  D.,  watch  and  clock  maker,  9  and  10 
Commercial  street ;  house,  14 

Stalker,  James,  28  Bangor  road 

Stalker,  P.,  plumber,  39  Jamaica  street  lane 

Stalker,  Peter,clerk,  16  Walker  terrace 

Stalker,  P.,  40  Jamaica  street 

Stalker,  T.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  9 
Clerk  street ;  house,  14 

Stalker,  William,  china  merchant,  38  Sand- 
port  street;  house,  16 

Stalker,  Mrs,  6  West  Claremont  street 

Stampa,  A.,  fancy  box  maker,  6  Bristo  place 

STANDARD  LIFE  ASSURANCE  CO. 
{Thomas  Robertson,  secretary;  D.  C. 
Gregor,  secretary,  Colonial  Department),  3 
and  5  George  street.     ^  See  Adv.  pp.  5-7 

STANDARD  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  AND 
LAND  AND  BUILDING  SOCIETY,  10  Mel 
bourne  place  :  open  daily  from  10  to  4  and 
6  to  8 ;    on  Saturday,  from  10  to  1  only. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  36 

Stanhouse,  William,  71  Gilmore  place 

Stanislas,  H.  B.,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 
29  Hanover  street 

Stanislas,  Madame,  milliner,  29  Hanover  st. 
house,  31  St  Andrew  square 

Stanley,  John,  19  Regent  place 

Stanton,  Clark,  A.R.S.A.,  sculptor,  Ramsa 
lane  ;  house,  24  Upper  Gray  street 

Star  Commercial  Hotel,  59  Cockburn  street ; 
John  Hunter,  proprietor 

Star  Life  Assurance  Office,  10  George 
street ;  J.  Livingston,  agent 

Star  forth,  John,  architect,  37  York  place 

Stark,  Adam,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail 
ironmongers,  watch,  clock,  and  jewellery 
establishn\ent,  2  and  3  Bank  st. ;  house,  5 
Wharton  place 

Stark,  G.  &  J.,  kitchen-range  manufacturers, 
smiths,  and  ironmongers,  26  and  24  Earl 
Grey  street ;  liouse,  11  Grindlay  street 

Stark,  George  G.,  3  East  Claremont  street 

Stark,  Henry,  7  Frederick  street 

Stark,  James,  28  Salisbury  street 

Stark,  Jas.,  4  Whitehead  pL,  St  Leonard's  hill 

Stark,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  21  Rutland  st. 


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Stark,  John,  commercial  traveller,  72  Great 

Junction  street 
Stark,  Jolm,  g-rocer,  6  Prospect  terrace ;  house, 

65  South  Clerk  street 
Stark,  John,  agent,  57  North  bridge  ;  house, 

8  Queen's  crescent 
Stark,  Thomas,  tobacco  manuf.,  81  "West  port 
Stark,  Vr.  M.  (Duncan,  S.,  cj-  Co.),  3  East 

Claremont  street  ■ 
Stark,  Miss  Jane,  lodgings,  -42  Lothian  street 
Stark,  Isabella,  carver,  gilder,  picture  frame 

maker,  and  priutseller,  15  Catherine  street ; 

house,  23  Union  place 
Starkey,  Mrs,  8  Albany  street,  Leith 
Stavert,  Archd.,  of  Hoscote,  18  Royal  terrace 
Steam  Packet    Offices.     See   Conveyance 

Directory 
Stebbing,  Isaac,  bookbinder,  2  Kerr  street 
Stechan,    E.    G.    Louis,    priutseller,    picture 

frame  maker,  carver  and  gilder,  and  im- 
porter   of    German    gilt    mouldings    and 

foreign  cigars,  14  Elm  row ;  house,  13 
Stedman,  Mrs,  42  Queen  street 
Steedman,  Adam,  confectioner,  60  Potterrow 
Steedman,    Henry,   bookbinder,   44    George 

street ;  house,  7  Cheyne  street 
Steedman,  James,  spirit  dealer  and  carrier's 

quarters,  211  High  street 
Steedman,  John,  bill-poster,  16  Johnston  ter. 
Steedman,  John,  25  India  street 
Steedman,   John,  grocer,   bacon   factor,  and 

cheesemonger,  40  Hanover  street 
Steedman,  Michael,  bootmaker,  137  West  port 
Steedman,  Wm.,  blacksmith,  51  Broughton  st. 
Steedman,     William,    Tvine     merchant     and 

grocer.  1  Charlotte  street,  Leith,  and  13 

Cassels  place  ;  ho.  Napier  villa,  Merchiston 
Steedman,  Miss,  17  Hendereon  place 
Steel,  Coulson,  &  Co.,  Craigend  brewery,  84 

North  Back  of  Canongate 
Steel,  David,  chemist  and  druggist,  25  Lothian 

road ;  house,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Steel,  Ebenezer,  house  and  commission  agent, 

and  agent  for  Queen  Fu"e  and  Life  Ins.  Co., 


Steele,  George,  21  Seton  place 
Steele,  Henry,  Melville  villa,  Grantou  road 
Steele,  James,  baker,  15  Clifton  terrace 
Steele,  Jas.,  ■«'ine  and  spirit  merchant,  1,  3, 

and  5  West  Richmond  st ;   ho.  12  Miato  st. 
Steele,  Robert,  dairyman,  29  Cobm-g  street 
Steele,  S.  B.,  Laiv  Union  Insurance  Company, 

3  North  St  Andrew  street 
Steele,  William,  S.S.C.  {office  of  Guarantee 

Societi/),  7  George  street 
Steele,  Wm.,  classical  teacher,  27  Clarence  st. 
Steele,  W.,  11  Archibald  place 
Steele,  Mrs,  18  Pilrig  street 
Steele,  Mrs  D.,  2  Kyle  place,  Madeira  street 
Steele,  Miss,  dressmaker,  61  Clerk  street 
SteeU,  Gershom,  7  Annandale  street 
Steell,  Gourlay,  R.S.A.,  portrait  and  animal 

painter  to  the  Highland  and  AgTicultural 

Society  of   Scotland ;    studio.  132  George 

street ;  house,  20  Merchiston  terrace 
Steell,  Gom-lay,  juu.,  artist,  1  BeUevue  cresc. 
Steell,  John,  R.S.A.,  sculptor  to  Her  Majesty  ; 

studio,  9  Randolph  place  ;  bronze  foundry. 

Grove  street ;  house,  24  Greenhill -gardens 
Steell,  William,  architect,  9  Randolph  place 
Steell,  Mrs  John,  junior,  7  Marmion  terrace 
Steen,  John  C,  head  master  of  the  Edinburgh 

Ladies'  Institution,  1  Park  place 
Stegmann,    Scott,    &  Co.,   corn  factors   and 

commission  merchants,  19  Constitution  st. 
Steill,  John,  38  Grange  road 
Stein,  Charles  {Berry,  Barclay,  S)-  Co.,  Leith), 

18  Claremont  crescent 
Steinhofer,  Miss,  teacher  of  ckawing,  German, 

and  French,  17  Howe  street 
Stenhouse  &  Black,  contractors,  7  Johnston  st. 
Stenhouse,   Andrew   &   George,    agents   and 

shipbrokers.  Wet  docks 
Stenhouse,  George  L.,  51  Castle  street 
Stenhouse,  James,  baker,  25  Bread  street 
Stenhouse,  James,  1  South  St  James  street 
Stenhouse,  John,  wine  merchant,  5  St  Mary 

street  and  3  Salisbury  terrace 
Stenhouse,  J.,  25  Maiylield  place 


16  Royal  Exchange  ;  house,  362  Castle  hill  Stenhouse,  Thomas  (^4.  <^-  G.  S.),  Jessiefield 
Steel,  Jas.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Canaan  lanej     house,  Newhaven  road 


Steel,  Jas.,  builder,  quarry-master,  and  lessee  of 
Wishaw  Quarry  ;  office.  Dairy  ho.,  Dairy  rd. 

Steel,  James,  gi^ocer,  Avine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 5  Anne  place 

Steel,  Robert  L.,  janitor,  Dr  Bell's  school,  29 
Great  Junction  street 

Steel,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3  Fal- 
con place,  Momingside 

Steel,  William,  15  Upper  Grove  place 

Steel,  William,  baker,  14  Cassels  place ;  house, 
13  Kirk  street 

Steele,  Adam  W.,  photographer,  etc.,  8  Ber- 
nard street ;  house,  Summerfield  place 


Stenhouse,  Valentine,  draper,  73  Shore ; 
house,  2  London  row 

Stenhouse,  Mrs,  laundress,  10  Veitch's  square 

Stenhouse,  Mrs,  6  Pitt  street 

Stenhouse,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  37  India  place 

Stephen,  George,  commercial  traveller,  15 
Madeira  street 

Stephen,  John,  telegraph  engineer  and  elec- 
trician. Dean  bank 

Stephen,  William,  5  Glenogle  place 

Stephen,  Mrs  William,  Dean  bank 

Stephen,  Mrs,  4  St  Patrick  square 

Stephens,  Francis  A.,  12  Gardner's  crescent 

Stephens,  H.,  Redbrae  cottage,  Broughton  rd. 


Steele,  John,  &  Son,   u-onmongers,  tinplate 

workers,  and  smiths,  47  Cockburn  street  ;j  Stephens,  H.  J.,  15  Blackford  road 
workshop,  40  Niddry  St.;  ho.  8  E.Preston  St.  Stephens,  W.  W.    (IF.    Taylor  ^y   Co.), 

Steele,  And.,  tailor  and  clothier,  25  N.  bridge!     Salamander  street 


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Stephens,   Miss,   furnished  lodgings.  Grange 

bank  cottage,  Greenhill  bank 
Stephenson,  Arch.  (G.P.O.),  56  Thistle  street 
Stephenson,  J.,  shipmaster, 4  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Stephenson,  John  B.,  pharmaceutical  chemist, 

40  George  street ;  house,  37 
Stephenson;    WUliam,  M.D.,   F.R.C.S.E.,  33 

Buccleuch  place 
Stephenson,  WiUiam,  fancy  turner,  166  Rose 

street  lane ;  house,  168 
Stephenson,  Mrs  Robert,  88  Cansewayside 
Stephenson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Stettix  Steam  Packet  Office  ;  James  Currie 

&  Co.,  34  Bernard  street 
Steuart,  J.  &  C,  W.S.,  17  India  street 
Steuart,   Archibald,  W.S.,    17   India  street ; 

house,  6  Ann  street 
Steuart,  Charles,  T7.S.,  17  India  street ;  house, 

3  Albyn  place 
Steuart,  Charles,  "W.S.,  8  Doune  terrace 
Steuart,  George,  3  Forbes  road 
Steuart,  George  {Craig  Brothers  ^^   Co.),  16 

Danube  street 
Steuart,  James,  W.S.,  17  India  street;  house, 

8  Doune  terrace 
Steuart,  Thomas  E.,  33  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Steuart,  Mrs,  1  Belgrave  crescent 
Steuart,  Miss,  3  Albyn  place 
Steven,  T.  &  A.,  builders,  joiners,  and  timber 

merchants,  10  and  12  St  Leonard  street 
Steven,  Archibald,  17  Cheyne  street 
Steven,  Chas.  Bannatyne,  writer,  21  Grove  st. 
Steven,  D.,  dealer  in  plate  and  croAvn  glass, 

3  a  Bristo  place  ;  house,  10  Blackwood  cres. 
Steven,  Geo.,  commission  agent,  3  Rosslyn  st. 
Steven,  M.,  12  Manor  place 
Steven,  Robert,  TV.S.,  3  N.  Mansionhouse  rd. 
Steven,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  39  Gt.  Junc- 
tion street ;  house,  8  Moray  street 
Steven,  William,  buUder,  31  Panmure  place 
Steven,  W.,  merchant  and  commission  agent, 

27  Commercial  st.  ;  ho.  6  Bonnington  ter. 
Steven,  iirs,  2  Hamilton's  entry,  Bristo  street 
Steven,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  India  place 
Steven,  Misses,  12  Manor  place 
Stevens,   David,    plumber   and  gasfitter,   15 

Howe  street ;  house,  17 
Stevens,  John,  23  Downie  place 
Stevens,  Thomas,   boot  and  shoe  maker,   30 

Tolbooth  wynd ;  house,  21  Hawthorn  bank 

place,  Leith 
Stevens,  Thomas  B.,  5  Grange  road 
Stevens,  Mrs,  lodgings,  Aunville,  Canaan  lane 
Stevens,    Mrs   Campbell,    establishment    for 

boarders  and  day  pupils,  11  Bellevue  cresc. 
Stevens,  Mrs  D.,  12  Society 
Stevenson  &  Co.,  stereotypers   and   electro- 

typers,  28  Thistle  street ;   house,  7  N.W. 

Circus  place 
Stevenson,  Ressich,  &  Co.,  shipbrokers,  coal- 
fitters,  and  commission  agents,  6  Bernard  st. 
Stevenson  &  Sutherland,  tobacco  manufactrs., 

10  High  street 


Stevenson,  D.  &  T.,  civil  engineers,  84  George 
street 

Stevenson,  James,  &  Son,  builders  and  house 
carpenters,  10  Cumberland  street  ;  work- 
shops, Broughton  market 

Stevenson,  Alexander,  trimming,  hosiery,  and 
glove  warehouse,  53  and  54  South  bridge ; 
house,  3  Upper  Gilmore  place 

Stevenson,  Alexander,  W.S.  and  N.P.,  9 
Heriot  row 

Stevenson,  Alexander,  hatter  and  glover,  99 
Princes  street ;  house,  3  Upper  Gilmore  pi. 

Stevenson,  Allen,  hat  manufacturer,  2  Driun- 
mond  street 

Stevenson,  Andrew,  bookseller,  9  N.  Bank  st. 

Stevenson,  Daniel,  5  Ebenezer  mount 

Stevenson,  David  (D.  ^-  T.  S.),  45  MelviUe  st. 

Stevenson,  David,  coal  agent,  12  Sciennes  pi. 

Stevenson,  David,  draper  and  stationer,  78 
Causewayside 

Stevenson,  David  TV.,  sculptor,  2  Castle  ter. 

Stevenson,  George,  broker,  21  Gilmore  street 

Stevenson,  Jno.  (  Union  Bank),  9  Archibald  pi, 

Stevenson,  John,  spirit  merchant,  167  Canon- 
gate  ;  house,  3  Salisbury  terrace 

Stevenson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
8  N.'  Melville  pi.  ;  house,  3  Cambridge  st. 

Stevenson,  John,  14  Valleyfield  street 

Stevenson,  John,  mason,  5  Dewar  place 

STEVENSON,  PETER,  optician  and  philoso- 
phical instrument  maker,  5  Forrest  road ; 
ho.  12  Buccleuch  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  49 

Stevenson,  R.  (.S".,  Ressich,  ^  Co.),  9  Bernard 
street 

Stevenson,  Robert,  newsagent,  3  Allison  pi. 

Stevenson,  R.  S.,  greengrocer,  16a  St  Leonard 
street 

Stevenson,  Rev.  R.  Home,  9  Oxford  terrace 

Stevenson,  Thos.,  manufacturer  of  upholstery 
trimmings,  wool  merchant,  hosier,  and 
glover,  76  and  77  Princes  street ;  factory, 
Silvermills ;  house,  28  Lauder  road 

Stevenson,  Thomas  George,  bookseller,  pub- 
lisher, and  bookbinder,  22  Frederick  st. ; 
house,  5  Torphichen  street 

Stevenson,  T.,  civil  engineer,  17  Heriot  row 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  round  and  spiral  turner, 
54  Candlemaker  row 

Stevenson,  Thos.  {Anderson  ^'S.),  8  Spittalst. 

Stevenson,  Rev.  William,  D.D.,  Professor  of 
Divinity  and  Ecclesiastical  History,  Univer- 
sity of  Edinbm-gh,  37  Royal  terrace 

Stevenson,  W.  Henry,  16  St  Vincent  street 

Stevenson,  Walter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
4  Kirkgate  ;  house,  7  Janefield  place 

Stevenson,  Wm.,  cattle  dealer,  Jordan  burn 

Stevenson,  WiUiam,  upholsterer,  1  Muranopl., 
Leith  walk  ;  house,  16  St  Vincent  street 

Stevenson,  William,  latlisplitter,  Upper  Grove 
place ;  house,  25 

Stevenson,  William,  5  Marmion  terrace 

Stevenson,  iirs  Agnes,  31  Buccleuch  place 

Stevenson,  Mrs  Dr,  15  Morningside  place 


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Stevenson,  Mrs  G..  grocer  and  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  263  and  265  Canongate 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  25  Upper  Grove  place 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  45  Frederick  street 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  i  Brougham  street 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  140  Princes  street 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  12  Lansdowne  crescent 
Stevenson,  Ellen,  greengrocer,  52  Potterrow 
Stevenson,  Miss,  5  Atholl  place 
Stevenson,  Miss,  3  Blackwood  crescent 
Stevenson,    Miss    Margaret,    millinery     and 

mantle  saloon,  8  Antigua  street 
Stevenson,  Miss,  2  Strathearn  road 
Stevenson,  Miss,  1  Henderson  row     ■ 
Stevenson,  Miss,  4  Montague  street 
Stevenson,  ^liss,  13  Randolph  crescent 
Stewart  &  Co.,  merchants,  6^  York  place 
Stewart  &  Eraser,  dressmakers,  20  Barony  st. 
Stewart  &  Jordan,  coopers,  4  Dock  street 
Stewart  &  Menzies,  civil  engineers  and  archi- 
tects. 13  Young  street 
STEWAET  &  MOEGAN,  slaters  and  glaziers, 

59  Grove  street.  ^See  Adv.  p.  90 
STEWAET  &  EAE  (late  R.  Hume  cj-  Co.), 
plumbers,  gasfitters,  and  brassfounders, 
17  West  Register  street,  121  George  St., 
and  95  Constitution  st.  ^  See  Adv.  p.  89 
Stewart,  James,  &  Son,  grocers,  G6  Rose  st. ; 

house,  10  Leven  terrace 
Stewart,  J.  &  C,  di-apers  and  dressmakers,  7 

Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  9 
Stewart,   J.   &  G.,   merchants,  111  and  113 

High  street 
Stewart,  Walter,  &  Son,  chemists,  drysalters, 
colour  and  oil  merchants,  3  and  5  Foun- 
taiabridge 
Stewart's  Institution,  Dean :  A.  K.  Mackie, 
S.S.C,  57  Hanover  street,  sec;  J.  S.  Mon- 
crieff,  C.A.,  26  Frederick  street,  treasurer 
Stewart,  A.  {H.M.C),  Jessville,  Stanley  rd. 
Stewart,  Alexander,  75  Broughton  street 
Stewart,  Alex.  James,  W.S.,  Grand  Secretary 
Grand  Lodge  of  Scotland,  98  George  street 
Stewart,  Alexander,  conservator  of  Phreno- 
logical Musemn,  1  Surgeon  square 
Stewart,  Alexander,  grocer  and  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  16  India  place;  ho.  2  Church  lane 
Stewart,  Alex.,  lastmaker,  4  Infirmary  street 
Stewart,  Alex.  (G.P.O.),  4  Glengyle  terrace 
Stewart,    Alexander,    heraldic    painter,     12 

Queen's  place 
Stewart,  Alexander,  3  Salisbm-y  bank 
Stewart,  Alex.,  bookbinder,  1  Surgeon  square 
Stewart,  Alex.,  Chancelot  house.  Ferry  road 
Stewart,  Allan   Duncan,  civil  engineer,    121 
Princes  street ;  house,  19  Lansdowne  cres. 
Stewart,  Andrew,  4  RestaLrig  terrace 
Stewart,  Andrew  Wood  (accountant  Standard 
Life  Assurance  Co.),  19  Leamington  terrace 
Stewart,  Angus  (G.P.O.),  20  Lauriston  gar. 
Stewart,  Arch.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  69 

Canongate 
Stewart,  C.  (S.  Sf  Jordan),  16  Madeira  street 


Stewart,  Charles,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

102  West  port;  house,  16  Brougham  street 
Stewart,  Charles,   boot  and  shoe  maker,   63 

Cockburn  street 
Stewart,  Charles  ((S^.  ^'  Rae),  3  Newington  ter. 
Stewart,  Chai'les  W.,  writer,  13  Panmm-e  pi. 
Stewart,  D.  (Main  cV  Co.),  2  Teviot  row 
Stewart,    Daniel   (Xeiv    Register    House),    9 

Gladstone  jilace 
STEWAET,    DANIEL,    bellhanger,    34    Earl 

Grey  street  and  65  Fountainbridgc  ;  house, 

7  St  Anthony  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  89 
Stewart,  Daniel,  9  Gardner's  crescent 
Stew  ait,  David,  18  Duke  street 
Stewart,  David  S.,  law  and  general  printer, 

4  Melbourne  pi.  ;  house,  106  Lam-iston  pi. 
Stewart,  Donald,  crier,  and  assist,  bar-keeper, 

Com-t  of  Session,  6  Hope  street 
Stewart,  Duncan,  27  Castle  street 
Stewart,  Dimcau,  40  Jamaica  street 
Stewart,  Dun.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  39a 

Frederick  street ;  house,  40  Jamaica  street 
Stewart,  Captain  D.  S.,  27  Chester  street 
Stewart,  E.,  grocer  and  spliit  merchant,  89 

Canongate 
Stewart,  EUau  D.  C.  E.,  19  Lansdowne  cres. 
Stewart,  E.  C,  teacher  of  mathematics,  etc., ' 

1  Gladstone  place 
Stewart,  George,  7  Brighton  street 
Stewart,  George,  gi'ocer  and  provision  mercht. , 

10  Dairy  park  ter.  ;  house,  10  Leven  street 
Stewart,  George,  broker,  67  and  69  St  Mary 

street 
Stewart,  George,  gro*ber  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Drumdryan  street ;  house,  10  Leven  ter. 
Stewart,  George,  3  Howard  place 
Stewart,  George,  dairyman,  23  Dmidas  street 
Stewart,  Hope,  Clearburn  house,  Dalkeith  road 
Stewart,  Hugh,  printer,  18  Spittal  street 
Stewart,  Rev.  Hugh,  13  Gayfield  square 
Stewart,  J.  C,  clothier,   hatter,  and  cricket 

outfitter,  93  South  bridge ;  house,  43  East 

Claremout  street 
Stewart,  James,  H.M.  Customs,  6  Kirk  street 
Stewart,  James,  9  North  Mansionhouse  road 
Stewart,   James,  coachbuilder,    Dairy   road ; 

house,  12  Grindlay  street 
Stewart,  James  (/.  S.  Sj-  S.)  10  Leven  terrace 
Stewart,  James,  cab-hirer,  job  and  post  horses, 

10  Randolph  cUff,  and  Buckingham  ter. 
Stewart,  James  W.,  civil  engineer,  13  Young 

street ;  house.  The  Craigs,  Corstorphine 
Stewart,  James  (S.  ^'  Son),  12  Grindlay  street 
Stewart,  James,  coal  agent,  31  St  Andrew 

square 
Stewart,  James,  messenger  (Crown  Office),  12 

VaUeyfield  street 
Stewart,  J.  (G.P.O.),  8  Gladstone  terrace 
Stewart,  Jas.  (Union  Bank),  5  Archibald  pi. 
Stewart,   James   R.,    Exchequer    Chambers ; 

house,  14  East  Preston  street 
Stewart,  John,  W.S.,  6  Alva  street 
Stewart,  John,  2  Claremont  place 


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Stewart,  Jolin,  pcaiuter  and  glazier,  4  Baker's! Stewart,  Robert  {II.M.  Customs), 


place  ;  house,  15  "West  Clareinont  street 
Stewart,  John,  spirit  dealer,  70  Cauongate ; 

house.  South  Holyrood  street 
Stewart,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  111 

Kirkgate ;  house,  93 
Stewart,  John,  spuit  merchant,  202  Pleasance 
Stewart,  John  (./.  Christie  S,-  Son),  85  Great 

King  street 
Stewart,  John,  3  Hill  square 
Stewart,  John,  accountant,  2  Darling's  builds. 
Stewart,  Jn.,  chimney-sweeper,  4  Bell's  wyud 
Stewart,  J.,  lodge-keeper,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Stewart,  John,  2  Janefield  place 
Stewart,  John,  jun.,  vulcanite  jewellery  and 

comb   manufacturer,   8   Johnston  terrace 

house,  19  Grange  road 
Stewart,     John,    brushmaker,    36    Wright's 

houses ;  house,  30 
Stewart,  John  M.,  41  Grove  street 
Stewart,  John,  cab  proprietor,  21a  India  st. 
Stewart,  John,  grocer  and  spu'it  merchant, 

oOFomitaiubridge;  house,  10  Leven  terrace 
Stewart,  John,  New  Register  House ;  house, 

Elibank,  by  Corstorphme 
Stewart,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  133 
•     High  street ;  house,  1  Carrubber's  close 
Stev^'art,    John,    grocer,   30  Cowgate   and  5 

Ritchie  place  ;  house,  3  Hill  square 


^,   G  Wood- 
bine terrace 
Stewart,  Robert,  accountant,  G7  George  st.  ; 

house,  13  North-west  Circus  place 
STEWART,    THOMAS,    wholesale    and    retail 
china   and   glass    merchant,    Main    point; 
house,   10  West  Lauriston  place.      ^  See 
Adv.  p.  75 
Stewart,    Thomas,    commercial  traveller  (T. 

Nelson  l^  Sons),  9  Melville  terrace 
Stewart,  Thomas,  32  St  Mary  street 
Stewart,  Thos. ,  shipmaster,  47  Albany  st. ,  Leith  , 
Stewart,  T.  Gramger,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  32 

Queen  street 
Stewart,  Thomas,  12  Upper  Grove  place 
Stewart,  Thomas,  greengi^ocer,  7  Romilly  pi. 
Stewart,  Walter,  chimney-sweeper,  8  Nicol- 

son  square 
Stewart,  W.,  4  Albany  street,  Leith 
Stewart,    William,    clothier   and   draper,    12 

Johnston  terrace 
Stewart,  Wihiam,  draper,  2  Forrest  road 
Stewart,  William,  goods  superintendent.  North 

British  Railway  ;  house,  7  London  street 
Stewart,  William,  iromnonger  and  smith,  2 

Albany  street ;  house,  9  Jordan  bank 
Stewart,  William,  Burgh  Sawmills,  38  Great 

Junction  street ;  house,  18  Henderson  pi. 
Stewart,  WiUiam,  W.S.,  3  St  Colme  street 


Stewart,    John,  brassfounder,   plumber,   and; Stewart,  William,  5  Alva  street 


gasfitter,  31a  Haddington  place 
Stewart,  John  Oswald,  artist,  4G  Grindlay  st. 
Stewart,  J.  I.,  Edinbm^gh  &  Leith  Glass  Co., 

4  Salamander  street  • 
Stewart,    Johnston,   millinery,    mantle,    and 
dress  warehouseman,  55  Cockburn  street ; 
house,  24  ]\Ielville  terrace 
Stewart,  Joseph,  gardener,  Banghohn  cottage, 

Ferry  road 
Stewart,  L.  &  J.,  fruiterers,  68  So.  Clerk  st. 
Stewart,  Neil  {G.P.O.),  10  Blackwood  crest. 
Stewart,  Neil,  artist,  11  W.  Richmond  street 
Stewart,  Peter,  18  Brown  square 
Stewart,  Peter,  wme  and  spirit  merchant,  11 

East  Register  st. ;  house,  1  Sfc  James'  sq. 
Stewart,  Peter,  35  Earl  Grey  street 
Stewart,  Peter,  comm.  trav.,  15  Barony  st. 
STEWAET,   EOBEST   B.,  bedding   manufac- 

tm-er,  54  and  58  Candlemaker  row  ;  house, 

3  Potterrow.     <<  See  Adv.  p.  1 14 
Stewart,  Robert  B.,   professor  of  music,  41 

Barony  street 
Stewart,  Robert,  bootmaker,  26  Nicolson  st. 

and  170  Canongate  ;  ho.  81  Causewayside 
Stewart,    Robert,    commercial    traveller,    12 

Athole  place 
Stewart,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  15  St  James' sq. 
Stewart,  Robert,  ham  merchant,  9  Hanover 

street ;  house,  3  Grosvenor  street 
Stewart,  Robt.,  livery-stable  keeper.  Church  la 
Stewart,  Robert,  stock  and  share  broker,  c 

North  St  David  street 
Stewart,  Robert,  180  Rose  street 


Stewai-t,  William  C,  30  Upper  Gray  street 
Stewart,  Wm.,  com.  trav.,  8  Montague  street 
Stewart  William,  86  Canongate 
Stewart,  Wm.,  spirit  mer.,  302  Lawnmarket 
Stewart,  Mrs  Archibald,  1  ]\Iarchmont  ter. 
Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Hill  square 
Stewart,  Mrs  Charles  C,  1  Bellevue  crescent 
Stewart,  Mrs  C,  24  Gayfield  square 
Stewart,  Mrs  C,  7  Scotland  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  David,  6  Hailes  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  E. ,  refreslrment  rooms,  3a  Kerr  st 
Stewart,  Mrs  E.,  mattress  maker,  33  Niddry  st 
Stewart,  Mrs  Ellen,  grocer,  48  Lauriston  stree 
Stewart,  Mrs  George,  1  Pilrig  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  J.  Shaw,  23  Buckingham  terrace! 
Stewart,  Mrs  James,  19  Dick  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  James,  33  Howe  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  John,  7  Grosvenor  crescent 
Stewai't,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  162  Rose  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  John,  10  East  Adam  street 
Stewart,    Mrs    John,     slater,     glazier,     and 

chinmey- sweeper,  9  Queensferry  lane 
Stewart,  Mrs,  13  North-west  Circus  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  Robert,  1  West  Castle  road 
Stewart,  Mrs  Rose,  40  Great  King  street 
Stewart,  ]Mrs  S.  Robertson,  of  Derculich,  43 

Lauriston  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  William,  3  St  Colme  street 
Stewart,  j\Irs  W.,  8  Lauriston  park 
Stewart,  ]\rrs,  ladies'  nurse,  19  Jamaica  st. 
Stewart,  Mrs,  9  Primrose  street 
Stewart,  Mrs,  25  East  Claremont  street 
Stewart,  Mrs,  3  Hamburgh  place 


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Stewart,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  54  Frederick  st. 

Stewart,  Mrs,  5  West  Newiugton  place 

Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Hope  street 

Stewart,  Mrs,  5  West  Catherine  place 

Stewart,  ^Irs,  Castle  bank 

Stewart,  ^Irs,  lodgings,  11  Picardy  place 

Stewart,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  15  Charles  street 

Stewart,  JIrs,  14  Scotland  street 

Stewart,  Miss  Char.,  lodgings,  26  Gilmore  pi. 

Stewart,  Miss  I.,  milliner,  257  Canongate 

Stewart,  Miss,  di-essmaker,  21  Charles  street 

Stewart,  Miss,  28  Rutland  street 

Stewart,  Miss,  baker,  4  Allison  place ;  ho.  5 

Stewart,  Miss,  dressmaker,  etc.,  22  William  st. 

Stewart,  ^liss,  dressmaker,  lo  Hope  street 

Stewart,  Miss,  51  Buccleuch  street 

Stewart,  blisses,  25  Hope  terrace 

Stewart,  Misses,  china  merchants,  9a  Kerr  st. 

Stibbings,  Thos.,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper, 

7  High  riggs 
'iStillie,  G.,  Logic  green.  Lower  Broughton  rd. 
■  Stillie,  James,  bookseller,  79  Princes  street 
[.Stirling,  A.  B.,  microscopist  and  conservative 
[     anatomist,  49  Montague  street 
^Stirling,  Rev.  Archibald,  3  Oxford  street 
Stirling,  D.,  coach-liirer,  4  Haddington  place 
Stirling,  Irvine  R.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
2  St  Leonard  street ;  house,  3  Bernard  ter. 
Stiiiing,  James,  civil  engineer,  11  Hill  street 
Stirling,  James,  12  Drumdi-yan  street 
Stirling,  John,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 2  St  Patrick  street  and  6  Richmond 
^  lane  ;  house,  6  Buccleuch  place 
Stuiiiig,  Martin,  chairmaker,  9  Brighton  st. 

iStii'ling,  Walter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  50 
East  Crosscauseway 
.'Stirling,  William,  13  Wright's  houses 
Stirling,  WilHam,  cabmetmaker,  58  St  ^lary  st. 
Stirlmg,  Mrs,  21  East  Crosscauseway 
Stii-liug,  Mrs,  44  Melville  street 
Stirling,  Mrs,  5  Gloucester  place 
Stirling,  Miss  Graham,  27  Queen  street 
'tirling.  Miss  Jane,  perfumer  and  hairch-esser, 

48  George  street;  ho.  11  W.  Maitland  st. 
Stirton,   D.,  di-aper,  hosier,   and  shirtmaker, 

294  Lawnmarket ;  house,  300 
Stitt,  James,    grocer,  wine   and  spu-it   mer- 
chant, 34  Queensferry  street;  house,  37 
Stiven,  Miss,  6  Lonsdale  terrace 
Stobie,  Wm.,&  Son,  clothiers,  17  Greenside  st. 
Stobie,  Robt.,  dairyman,  17  Clerk  st. ;  ho.  71 
Stobie,  Robert,  20  St  James'  square 
Stobie,  Walter,  commercial  traveller  (/.  Blair 

cS'  Co.,  Glasgow),  27  Montague  street 
Stobie,  William,  victual  dealer,  68  St  Leonard 

street;  house,  4  Rankeillor  street 
Stobie,  Wm.  (  W.  S.  cV  Son),  5  Hope  park  cresc. 
Stobie,  William,  inspector  of  gas-meters,  5 

Gladstone  terrace 
Stobo,  Robert,  13  ^ifaryfield  place 
Stock  Exchange,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Stockbridge  Working  Men's  Institute,  GO 

Brunswick  street 
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Stockle,  C,  4  Glenogle  place 

Stockman,   William  J.,   provision  merchant, 

6  and  7  Timber  bush  ;  ho.  2  Bonnington  pi. 
Stocks,   David,   &  Co.,  wine  merchants  and 

porter  agents,  4  Bernard  street 
Stocks,  Alexander,  officer.  Free  Church  offices, 

15  North  Bank  street 
Stocks,  Chas.,  rope  and  twme  maker,  Gilmore 

park ;  warehouse,  S3  West  port 
Stocks,  David,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  105 

AVest  port ;  house,  107 
Stocks,  James  {D.  S.  cj-  Co.),  Catherme  villa, 

Newhaven  road 
Stocks,  John  (Wm.  Collins,  Son,  S^-  Co.),  37 

Cockburn  street 
Stocks,  Peter,  grocer,  13  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Stodart,  Hunter,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  123 

Constitution  street 
Stodart,  George  Tweedie,  W.S.,  31  Princes 

street;  house,  16  Abercromby  place 
Stodart,  George,  5  Brunton  place 
Stodart,   James  T.   (5'.,  Hunter,   c^-  Co.),  IG 

Abercromby  place 
Stodart,  Robert  Riddle,  16  Dublin  street 
Stodart,  William,  7  East  Preston  street 
Stodart,  Miss,  61  Melville  street 
Stoddart,  Adam,  butcher,  24  West  Maitland 

street;  house,  15 
Stoddart,  Alexander,  18  W.  Claremont  street 
Stoddart,  David,  fruit  and  jjrovision  mercht., 

11  St  Andrew  st.  and  20  Storrie's  alley; 

house,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Stoddart,  David,  mast-block  and  pump  maker, 

and  smith,  6  Dock  st. ;  ho.  3  AmeUa  Ann  pi. 
Stoddart,  David,  spu'it  merchant,  37  Coattield 

lane 
Stoddart,  James,  24  St  Yincent  street 
Stoddart,  John,  fringe  and  trimming  manu- 
facturer, Berlin  wool  and  button  warehouse, 

1  and  2  South  bridge  ;  house,  60  Blacket  pi. 
Stoddart,  Robert,  8  Mackenzie  place 
Stoddart,  R.,  new  land,  Albany  street.  Leith 
Stoddart,    Thomas,    lithographic    printer.    3 

Gladstone  terrace 
Stoddart,  Miss  Balvaird,  47  Heriot  row 
Stoltz,  Zoff,  &  Co.,  shipbrokers,  commission 

agents,  55  Bernard  street 
Stoltz,  Albert  (5.,  Zoff,  cj-  Co.),  Adelaide  villa, 

Summerside  place 
Storch,  A.,  glass  engraver,  21  Regent  place 
STOEDY,  EOBEET,  coach  and  haniess  maker, 

St  Leonard's  hiU ;  house,  Jane  mount,  St 

Leonard's  hill.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  108 
Storie,   James,  commission  agent,    10   West 

Preston  street 
Storm,  John,  mason  and  chimney-sweeper,  25 

Thistle  street 
Storrie,  Mrs  Margaret,  9  Brougham  street 
Storrie,  Mrs.  1  Mound  place 
STOEY,  DANIEL  F.,  butclier  and  poulterer,  40 

High  St.  and  65  luverleith  row  ;  house,  5 

Hope  park  terrace.     ^  See  Adc.  p.  lOG 
Story,  Robert,  10  Dean  street 


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Stothert,  Miss,  5  Whiteliouse  terrace 

Stott,  J.  H.,  &  Sou,  leatlier  merchants,  gutta 

percha  and  rubber  depot,  12  Niddry  street 
Stott,  Charles,  17  Parkside  street 
Stott,  Dav.  A.,  tanner,  skm  and  wool  merch., 

CanoumiUs ;  house,  Wariiston  green,  War- 

riston  road 
Stott,  David,  6  Mansfield  place 
Stott,    Captain    Gibson,    Threave    villa,    11 

Chamberlain  road 
STOTT,   JOHN  M.,   drysalter,   oil  and  colour 

merchant,  5  Meuse  lane  ;  house,  G  Mansfield 

place,     -i^  See  Adv.  p.  75 
Stott,  J.  H.  (J.  H.  S.  &,■'  Son),  39  GHmore  pi. 
Stott,  Jo.  E.  (/.  H.  S.  ^-Son),  19  Gilmore  pi. 
Stott,    Robert,   bookbinder,    23   Livingstone 

place 
Stott,  William,  joiner,  69  Rose  street 
Stott,  Mrs  D.,  AVarriston  green,  "Warriston  rd. 
Stott,  Mrs  James,  54  South  Clerk  street 
Stott,  Mrs  William,  wine  merchant,  13  and  14 

Shrub  place 
Stow,    Alfred,    fancy   stationer,    99    Princes 

street;  house,  31  Morrison  street 
Strachau,  George,  tailor,  17  S.  Richmond  st. 
Strachan,  John,  daiiy  and  jDrovision  merchant, 

70  Pleasance 
Strachan,  J.,  provision  dealer,  6  St  Leonard's 

lane 
Strachan,  James,  13  Bank  street 
Strachan,  Robert,  baker,  2  India  street 
Strachan,  R.  H.,  31  Northumberland  street 
Strachan,  Robert  U.,  advocate,  40  Northum- 
berland street 
Strachan,  Thos.,  surveyor,  5  Randol^jh  place 
Strachan,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  117  Rose  street 
Strachan,  WiUiam,  67  Cumberland  street 
Strachan,  WiUiam,  grocer,  67  Shore  ;  house, 

4  Madeu-a  street 
Strachan,  ^liss,  8  AthoU  place 
Strachan,  Miss,  smaUwares,  31  Brougham  st. 
Stratn,Right  Rev.  John, D.D. (St  Mary's  Catho- 

hc  Church,  Broughton  st.),  Chapel  lane 
Strang,  Archibald,  33  India  place 
Strang,  Walter,  teacher  of  music,  83  Great 

King  street 
Strange,  Mrs,  56  Lothian  street 
Strangeways,  William,  17  S.  St  James'  sti-eet 
Straugeways,  Mrs  T.,  4  Glengyle  terrace 
Strangman,  Mrs,  23  Charlotte  square  ;  house, 

31  Melville  street 
Strasenburgh,  Robert,  Railway  hotel.   Star- 
bank,  Trinity 
Strathern,  Robert,  3  Oxford  street 
Strathie,  E.,  gTocer,  2  Orchardfield 
Straton,  Charles,  writer,  8  Wharton  place 
Stratton,    David,    superintendent    of    roads. 

County  haU  ;  house,  13  Middleby  street 
Street,  A.  (Inland  Revenue),  Bonnington  bower, 

Bonnington 
Street,  George,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  50 

George  iv.  bridge  ;  house,  3  Windmill  st. 
Stronach,  G.  B.,  54  Torphichen  street 


Strong,  A.  D.,  TaaphaU,  Ferry  road 

Strong,    Thomas,    W.S.,    40   Princes   street : 

house,  2  Grosvenor  street 
Strong,  Mrs,  27  Warriston  crescent 
Struther,  Thomas,  33  Grange  road 
Struthers,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  22  Char- 
lotte street,  Ijcith 
STUART  &  CAMPBELL,  modellers  and  plas- 
terers, and  agents  for  J.  B.  AVhite  &  Bro- 
thers, Portland  cement,  23  Morrison  street. 
'1^  See  Adv.  p.  74 
Stuart  &  Cheyne,  W.S.,  56  Frederick  street 
Stuart,  Rev.  A.  Moody,  43  Queen  street 
Stuart,  A.,  confectioner,  152  Canongate 
Stuart,  Alexander,  44  Blacket  place 
Stuart,  James,  86  West  bow 
Stuart,  James,  bath- chair  hirer,  24  Stafford 

street 
Stuart,  John  (Register  Ho.),  NewmiHs,  Carrie 
Stuart,  Rev.  John,  7  Northumberland  street 
Stuart,  John,  19  Regent  terrace 
Stuart,  John,  W.S.,  14  Alva  street 
Stuart,  John,  15  Chalmers  ci'escent 
Stuart,  ^lorris  F.,  15  Panmure  place 
Stuart,  P.  (S.  ^-  Campbell),  22  Morrison  street 
Stuart,  Robert  Laidlaw,  W.S.  (S.  ^-  Cheyne), 
procurator- fiscal  for  County,  Sheriff  Court- 
house,  George  iv.    bridge;    house.   More- 
land,  Grange  loan 
Stuart,  Wmiam  S.,  S.S.C,  24  Dundas  street 
Stuart,  WiUiam,  27  Mitchell  street 
Stuart,  Mrs,  122  Lauriston  place 
Stuart,  Mrs  John,  7  Montague  street 
Stuart,  Mrs  Villiers,  20  Rutland  square 
Stuart,  Mrs,  56  India  street 
Stuart,  Mrs,  14  Alva  street 
Stuart,  Miss,  10  Ann  street 
Stubbs'    Mercantile    Offices,    4    Cockburn 
street:  R.  B.  Selby,  S.S.C,  law  agent;  R. 
J.  Young,  manager 
Sturrock  &  Sons,,  perfumers  and  hairdressers 
to  the  Queen  and  their  Royal  Highnesses 
the  Priace  of  Wales  and  Duke  of  Edinburgh, 
33  Princes  street,  and  121,  123  Buchanan 
street,  Glasgow 
Sturrock,  J.,  &Sons,  brassfounders,  plumbers, 
and  gasfitters,  Whitfield  place  and  1  and  2 
Manderston  street 
Sturrock,  John,  wi-iter,  shorthand  writer,  and 
N.P.,  10  George  street  ;  house,  ArthurvUle. 
Wardie 
Sturrock,  J.,  sen.  (/.  S.  Sj-Sons),  3  Queen's  cr. 
Sturrock,  John,  jun.,  brassfounder,  35  Whit- 
field place,  Leith  walk;  house,  1  Dick  place 
Sturrock,  T.  (J.  S.  ^'  Sons),  5  Smith's  place 
Sturrock,  Mrs,  67  Great  Eling  street 
Sturrock,  Mrs,  4  Meuse  lane 
Suckling,  Keith,  letterfounder,  362  Castle  hill 
Sugden,  Son,  &  Nephew,  artificial  flower  and 
feather  manufacturers  ;  P.  M'Evoy,  agent, 
51  North  bridge 
SuUivan,  M.,  missionary,  17  St  Patrick  square 
Sullivan,  Mary,  dressmaker,  17  St  Patrick  sq. 


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SUMMERHOUSE    -\ND    StaXDKIG    COLLIERIES,    2 

Port  Hopetoun  ;  William  Booth,  manager 
Summers,  Adam,  6  North  Bank  street ;  house, 

11  Melbourne  place 
Sunnuers,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,   133 

Princes  street 
Simimers,  Mrs,  5  Howe  street 
Summers,  Miss,  15  Hope  park  ten-ace 
Summers,  Miss,  121  Princes  street 
Sumner,  Mrs  A.,  ladies'  nurse,  5  Lewis  ter. 
Sun  Fire  and  Life  Oefice  (William  Dicl\^ 
superintendent^:    Thomas  Strong,  TT.S.,  40 
Princes  street ;  D.  Murray,  accountant,  46 
George    street :    Fyfe,    MUler,   and    Fyfe, 
S.S.C.,  43  Hanover  street.     Leith  agents: 
Messrs  D.   Thom   &  Co.,    68    Constitution 
street;    and    Thomas    Dowie,    S.S.C.,    49 
Constitution  street 
Sun  Foundet  Warehouse,  2  Heriot  bridge ; 

John  Gilray,  agent. 
Sun  Life  xIssurance  Society  ;  Thos.  Strong, 

W.S.,  40  Princes  street 
Sunday  AIagazine  Office,  12  Hanover  street 
Surenne,  David  J.,  3  Clarence  street 
Surenne,  John  T.,  professor  of  the  pianoforte 

and  harmony,  7  West  Claremont  street 
Sureime,  J.    G.,    dental  surgeon,   19   Heriot 

row  ;  house,  Willowbank,  Newhaven  road 
Sutherland  &  Bain,  greengrocers,  18  Coburg 

street 
Sutherland  &  Home,   working   jewellers,  21 

Leith  street 
Sutherland,  D.,  &  Sons,  builders  and  house 
.   agents,  62  Inverleith  row  and  Wardie  road  ; 

house,  Helen  villa,  Wardie  road 
Sutherland,  David,  &  Sons,  builders  and  con- 
tractors to  the  War  Department,  20  Grind- 
lay  street  and  21  Bread  street 
Sutherland,  J.  &  D.,  joiners,  3  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Sutherland,  A.,  cap  manufacturer  and  trim- 
ming merchant,  13  Niddry  street 
Sutherland,  A.,  grocer,  1  Bainfield  place 
Sutherland,  Alex.,  tailor,  2a  Greenside  place 
Sutherland,  Alexander,  9  Crichton  street 
Sutherland,  Alexander,  stationmaster.  North 

British  Railway,  14  George  iv.  bridge 
Sutherland,  Alex.  (Z).  5.  §•  Sons),  Helen  viUa, 

Wardie  road 
Sutherland,  Alex.,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

71  George  street 
Sutherland,  Aw.,  gTocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
1  Upper  Grove  place  ;  house,  20  Grove  st. 
Sutherland,  Archibald,  waiter,  35  India  place 
Sutherland,  A.  G.,  16  Livingstone  place 
Sutherland,  A.  G.,  4  Albany  street,  Leith 
Sutherland,  David,  surgeon,  3  Broughton  pi. 
Sutherland,  David,  builder,  76  Fountainbridge 
Sutherland,  David  (Z).  S.  ^'  Sons),  4  Lonsdale 

terrace 
Sutherland,  David,  jun.  (D.  S.  §-  Sons),  12 

Grindlay  street 
Sutherland,  D.  S.,  baker,  4  Claremont  place 
and  14  Morrison  street 


Sutherland,  D.,  bootmaker,  8  Union  st.,  Leith 
Sutherland,  D.,  5  Blackwood  crescent 
Sutherland,  David,  5  St  James'  square 
Sutherland,  Donald  (G.P.O.),  24  Maitland  st. 
Sutherland,  Donald,  accountant,  16  Comely 

bank 
Sutherland,  George,  1  Buccleuch  street 
Sutherland,  George,  2  St  John's  place 
Sutherland,  George,  gardener,  Mayfield  loan 
Sutherland,  George,  clockmaker,  3  Hamilton's 

entry,  36  Bristo  street 
Suthei-land,  Gilbert,  6  Yalleyfield  street 
Sutherland,  Hugh,  grocer,  1   Canon  street ; 

house,  3  Dean  bank  terrace 
Sutherland,  Hugh,  shoemaker,  4  Brunswick  st. 
Sutherland,  Isaac,  51  Broughton  street 
Sutherland,  James  S.,  plasterer,  11  Quality 

lane  ;  house,  24  Dock  street 
Sutherland,   James,   plasterer,   43   Charlotte 

street,  Leith  ;  house,  45 
Sutherland,  Jas.,  architect,  12  Lam-istougrdns. 
Sutherland,  Jas.  B.,  S.S.C,  38  Bernard  st. ; 

house,  17  Elm  row 
Sutherland,  John,  5  Robertson  place 
Sutherland,  John,  grocer,  33  Couper  street ; 

house,  13  Prince  Regent  street 
Sutherland,  John,  M.D.,  inspector-general  of 

hospitals,  Indian  Army,  1  Eton  terrace 
Sutherland,  John  S.,  assistant  master,  George 

Watson's  boarding-house,  9  and  10  Royal 

crescent 
Sutherland,  John,  book  agent,  5  Portland  pi. 
Sutherland,  John,  30  Greenside  row 
Sutherland,  John,  lodgings,  18  Dublin  street 
Sutherland,  John  (B.  S.  cj-  Sons),  12  Grindlay 

street 
Sutherland,  Peter,  stationer,  95  South  bridge ; 

house,  7  Stanhope  place 
Sutherland,  Robert,  metal  merchant,  43  Coat- 
field  lane 
Sutherland,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

5  &  6  Clanalpine  buildings,  Spittal  street ; 

house,  8 
Sutherland,  Robert  (Edinburgh  Roperie  Co.), 

4  Frithfield,  Seafield 
Sutherland,  Robert,  tobacconist,  51  N.  Pitt  st. 
Sutherland,  R.,  31  Clerk  street 
Sutherland,  Sinclair,  shoemaker,  6Horsewynd 
Sutherland,  SteAvart,  13  Grindlay  street 
Sutherland,  W.,  fruiterer,  46  Duke  st.,  Leith  ; 

house,  8  Kirk  street 
Sutherland,  William,  jeweller,  72  S.  Clerk  st. 
Sutherland,  William,  9  Grindlay  street 
Sutherland,  William,  10  Hamburgh  place 
Sutherland,  W.,  4  Brougham  street 
Sutherland,  W.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

and  5  Waterloo  place  ;  ho.  1  St  James'  sq. 
Sutherland,  Mrs  D.,  Helen  villa,  Wardie  road 
Sutherland,  Mrs  J.,  midwife,  4  Yennel 
Sutherland,  Mrs  James,  71  South  Clerk  street 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  lodgings,  21a  Broughton  pi. 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  19  Barony  street 
Sutherland,  Mrs  R.,  12  Union  street 


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Sutherland,  Mrs  S.,  2  Viewforth  place 
Sutherland,  Mrs  M.  A.,  French  cleaner,  35 

Dundas  street 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  2 

Gillespie  crescent 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  22  Jamaica  st. 
Sutherland,  iirs,  laundress,  4  Darling's  bldgs. 
Sutherland,    Miss   Janet,   music   teacher,    1 

Buccleuch  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  lodgings,  1  Union  pL,  Trinity 
Sutherland,  Miss,  teacher  of  pianoforte  and 

singing,  19  Union  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  13  Brown  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  11  Dairy  park  terrace 
Sutherland,  Miss,  5  South  Clerk  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  1  Windsor  street 
Suthren,  Thomas,  19  Bernard  street 
Sutter,  Archibald,  civil  engineer,  inspector  for 
H.M.  Inclosure  Commissioners,  3  Hill  st.  ; 
house,  9  Manor  place  I 

Sutter,  John,  provision  merchant,  107  South 
Back  of  Canongate  ' 

Suttie,  iirs  R.,  lodgings,  1  Buccleuch  street 
Sutton   &   Co.,   railway   carriers,   41   North 

bridge  ;  Robert  Allan,  agent 
Sutton,  William,  teacher,  80  Lauriston  place 
Swain's,  Jn.,  private  hotel,  4  and  5  Albyn  pi. 
Swan,  John,  &  Co.,  stoneware  and  rag  mer- 
chants, 1  Castle  bams 
Swan,  John,  &  Sons,  sheep  and  cattle  agents, 
37  Lauriston  place,  and  237  Duke  street, 
Glasgow 
Swan,   Edward,   die  and  stamp  cutter,  297 

High  street ;  house,  4  Balfour  street 
Swan,  Edward,  potato  and  grain  merchant, 

5  Pilrig  cottages 
Swan,  George,  Holyrood  refreshment  rooms, 

16  Canongate  ;  house,  14 
Swan,  George,  dairyman,  18  Burnside 
Swan,  Henry  H.,  china  merchant,  242  Canon- 
gate ;  house,  132  Prince  Albert  buildings 
Swan,  James,  cattle  salesman,  9  Lauriston  gar. 
Swan,  James,  mason,  1  Rosebank  terrace 
Swan.  John,  china  merchant,  163  West  port' 

and  10  Veal  market;  house,  4  Leven  ter. 
Swan,  Robert,  gTOcer  and  wine  merchant,  40 
Howe  street ;  house,  59  Cumberland  street 
Swan,  Robert  H.,  6  Upper  Dean  terrace 
Swan,  Thomas,  13  Carnegie  street 
Swan,  Walter,  compositor,  10  Gladstone  ter. 
Swan,  William,  60  Cumberland  street 
Swan,  Mrs  George,  19  Abercromby  place 
Swan,  ;Mrs  William,  7  Hope  crescent 
Swan,  Miss,  2  Hugh  Miller  place 
Swan.  Miss  Jane,  76  Grove  street 
SWANN,  J.  E..,  hmlder  {Edinhurgh  Sawmills), 
21   Leith  walk  ;  house,   Wmdsor  cottage, 
Montgomery  street.     -;'  See  Adc.  p.  76 
Swann,  John,  stationer,  3  Dean  hank  terrace 
Swanson,  A.  L,  dentist,  57  Castle  street 
Swanson,  Alexander,  joiner,  Whitfield  lane  : 

house,  2  George  place 
Swanson,  Alexander,  5  West  Sciennes 


Swanson,  George,  10  Cable  Avynd 
Swanson,  Mrs  D.,  3  iladeira  place 
Swanson,  Mrs,  4  Coates  place 
Swanson,  Miss  S.,  51  Clerk  street 
Swanston,  G.,  ofhcer,  5  Queen  street 
Swanston,  James,  teacher,  Dr  Bell's  school, 
Greenside  ;  house.  13  Arthur  st.,  Leith  walk 

Swanston,  John,  1  Bellevue  crescent 
;  Swanston,  Thomas,  35  Gihnore  place 

Swanston,  Mrs,  18  Melville  terrace 

Swanston,  Mrs  Thomas,  2  St  James'  place 
jSwayne,  John,  gatekeeper.  Royal  Infirmary 
I  Sweeny,  J.,  grocer,  47  Giles  street 

SwiMMixG,  Forth,  Club,  axd  Humane  So- 
ciety: JohnHarcus,  44  Cumberland  st.,sec. 

Swinton,  R.,  dairyman.  Wood  grove,  Elden  lane 

Swinton,  T.,  tea  and  wine  merchant,  17 
Queen  street ;  house,  2  Windsor  street 

Swinton,  WiUiam,  1  West  Montgomery  place 

Swinton,  Miss,  39  Heriot  row 

Swirles,  James,  draper,  40  "^^ictoria  street ; 
house,  Helen  villa,  Hatton  place 

Sword,  David,  iron  and  bronze  founder,  60 
Fountainbridge  ;  house,  15  St  Anthony  pi. 

SWORD,  JAMES,  upholstery  and  general 
house-furnishing  warerooms,  22  Hanover 
street ;  house,  4  West  Brighton  crescent, 
Portobello.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  69 

SWORD,  JAMES,  coal  merchant.  Old  Bridge 
end,  Leith  walk,  Scotland  street  and 
Trinity  stations  ;  house,  2  Restalrig  terrace. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  99 

Sword,  James,  broker,  25  Cowgate 

Sword,  Thos.,  ivory,  wood,  and  bone  turner, 
51  Niddry  street 

Sword,  Walter  B.,  wine  merchant,  13  Elder 
street ;  house,  2  Haddington  place 

Sydserff,  Mrs  B.,  18  GreenliiU  gardens 

Sylvani.  Henry,  goldsmith.  35  Scotland  street 

Sym,  Mrs  William,  8  Strathearn  road 

Sym,  Mrs,  37  George  square 

Syme,  Ri)bert,  &  Son,  printers,  30  Hanover  st. 

Syme,  Adam  (R.  S.  ^^  Son),  31  Broughton  pi. 

Syme,  David,  Banghohn  house.  Ferry  road 

Syme,  F.  D.,  14  Great  King  street 

Syme,  James  (Stewart  ^-  M'Bonald,  Glasgow)., 
1  Hanover  street ;  house,  33  Lauder  road 

Syme,  James,  1  Shandwick  pi.  ;  house,  Mill- 
bank  house.  Grange  loan 


Syme,  James   (manager  British  Liven  Com- 

pany's  Bank),  10  Buckingham  terrace 
Syme,  James,  21  Brougham  street 
Syme,  James,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper,  6 

Lawrie  street 
Syme,   John,    bootmaker,    167    Constitution 

street ;  house,  2  Primrose  place 
Syme,  Robert,  17  Keir  street 
Syme,  William,  clerk,  19  Tarvit  street 
Syme,  ^liss  Sarah,  prov.  dealer,  261  Cowgate 
Syme,  ^liss,  20  Greenhill  gardens 
Syme,  Miss,  32  Abercromby  place 
Symington,   James,   furniture   dealer,    6    St 

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SyTuingtou,  Jolin,  goods  superintendent,  Cale- 
donian Railway  station,  Lothian  road 

Syming-ton,  Mrs  T.,  15  Fettes  row 

Symonds,  James  White,  Staff -Commander 
R.X.,  6  Gardner's  Crescent 

Symons,  Robt.,  spirit  dealer,  11  Riddle's  close 

Taap,  "William,  2  Teviot  row 

Tainsh,  James,  broker,  12  Baltic  street 

Tait  &  Crichton,  W.S.,  2  Park  place 

Tait  &  Lonie,  Edin.  and  Leith  carriers,  South 

Clyde  street  lane 
Tait,  A.,  &  Son,  butchers,  29  Sandport  street 
Tait,  Adam,  painter,  82  Constitution  street 
Tait,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  merchant,  15 

Noi-th  bridge ;  house,  Fernie  hill  cottage, 

Broughton  road 
Tait,  A.,  Dicksons  &  Co.'s  nursery,  Somervniei 

cottage,  Leith  walk  i 

Tait,  Andrew,  baker,  33  Rose  street ;  house,  \ 

8  Lynedoch  place 
Tait,  George  {Thijne  §■  T.),  13  Bruntsfield  pi. 
Tait,  George,  shipmaster,  4  Hope  ter.,  Leith 
Tait,  James  Campbell,  2  Park  place 
Tait,  James,  iiesher,  29  and  30  High  market ; 

house,  25  Fleshmarket  close 
Tait,  James,  plasterer,  1  ^lound  place 
Tait,  James,  grocer,  Orchardfield 
Tait,  James,  grocer,  26  Jamaica  street 
Tait,  James,  superintendent  Xewington  Bury- 

ing-ground,  21  East  Preston  street 
Tait,  James,  collector  Edin.  Gas  Light  Co.,  5 

South  College  street 
Tait,  James,  teacher,  2  Richmond  terrace 
Tait,  James,  w'atch  and  clock  maker.  29  To- 
bago St.  ;  house,  11  Rosemount  buildings 
Tait,    James,    fruiterer    and    greengrocer,   6 

Grange  road 
Tait,  James,  victual  dealer,  84  South  Back  of 

Canongate  ;  house,  13  St  John  street 
Tait,  James,  Standard   Life  Assurance  Co., 
■-    3  George  street 

Tait,  John,  advocate,  and  sheriff  of  Perth- 
shire, 2  Park  place 
Tait,  John  C.  (Gibson  S,-  T.),  88  Gihnore  pi. 
Tait,  J.,  flesher,  18  Portland  place,  Leith 
Tait,  John,  22  Portland  place,  Leith 
Tait,  John,  103  Kirkgate 
Tait,  J.,  150  High  street 
Tait,  John,  1  Darnaway  street 
Tait,  John  R.,  baker,  2  Queensferry  street; 
"  house,  9 
Tait,  Ninian,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper,  9 

Dunbar  street 
Tait,  Priagle,  baker,  1  Victoria  place  ;  house, 

2  Heriot  mount 
Tait,  P.  G.,  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy 

in  the  University,  17  Drummond  place 
Tait,    Thomas,   pocketbook    and    jewel-case 

maker,  8  North  bridge 
Tait,  T.,  smith  and  ironmonger,  30  St  Andrew 

sq.  and  Clyde  st.  lane  ;  ho.  15  Dublin  st. 
Tait,  WiUiam,  button,  trumning,  Berlin  wool, 


and  hosiery  warehouse,  12  and  13  South 
bridge  ;  house,  9  Hope  park  terrace 
Tait,  William  M.,  3  Walker  terrace 
Tait,  Wniiam    (Duncan.  Fhckhart,   ^'   Co.), 

Inverardoran  lodge.  West  Coates 
Tait,  William,  printer,  1  Gladstone  place 
Tait,  Mrs  John  H.,  3  George  street 
Tait,  Mrs  J.,  dairy,  7  Manstield  place 
Tait,  Mre,  88  Gihnore  place 
Tait,  Mrs  James,  3  George  street 
Tait,  Mrs  J.  H.,  6  Bellevue  crescent 
Tait,  Mrs  Martha,  draper,  35  Coburg  street ; 

house,  1 9  Hendei-son  place 
Tait,  Mi"s,  27  Heriot  row 
Tait,  Mrs,  of  Pirn,  7  Shandwick  place 
Tait,  Lilias,  6  Salisbiiry  terrace 
Tait,  Miss  Agnes,  dressmaker,  108  George  st. 
Tait,  Miss,  22  Dundas  street 
Tait,  Miss,  19  Graham  street 
Talbot,  H.  Fox,  13  Great  Stuart  street 
Talon.  Rev.  Thos.  Knox,  B.A.,  14  Danube  st. 
Tansh,  Anne,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  12 

West  ^laitland  street 
Tansley,  Edward,  telegraph  engineer  (Postal) 
for  Scotland,  G.P.O.  ;  house,  9  Melville  ter. 
Tarbet,   James,  house  painter,    glazier,   and 
paperhanger,  5  Blah-  st.  ;  ho.  132  High  st. 
Tarbet,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  59  Broughton  st. 
Tasker,  Rev.  WiUiam,  32  Gihnore  place 
Tate  &  Co.,  mUlrs.  and  drapers,  42  Victoria  st. 
Tate,  Alexander,  &  Son,  hat  and  cap  manu- 
facturers, 44  Victoria  street 
Tavendale,  James,  joiner,  Hamilton  place 
Tavendale,    Robert,    Scottish     register     for 
domestic  servants,  46  George  street ;  house, 
2  Church  street 
Tawse  &  Bonar,  W.S.,  23  York  place 
Tawse,  John  (T.  cV  Bonar')^  11  Royal  terrace 
Tawse,  John  W.,  W.S.,  49  Queen  street 
Taxes,  Assessed;  surveyor's  office,  14  Water- 
loo place 
Taxes,  County    Police    and   Prison,    tax 
office.  County  buildings ;  W.Kennedy,  coll. 
Taxes,  Police,  Prison,   Lmprovement,    and 
other  Municipal  Rates,  Police  Chambers, 
High  street ;  M.  S.  Irvine,  collector 
Taxes,  Police,  19  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Taxes,  Property  and  Income  ;  David  Mar 

shall,  C.A.,  21  Abercromby  place 
Taxes,  Property,  Income,  Land,  and  As 

SESSED,  14  Waterloo  place 
Taylor,  Macleod,  &  Co.,  brewers,  Drumdryan 
Taylor    &    Tm-nbull,    woollen    drapers,    107 

South  bridge 
Taylor,  John,  &  Co.,  warming  and  ventilating 

engiaeers,  Gihnore  park 
Taylor,  John,  &  Son,  cabiaetmakers  and  up- 
holsterers to  the  Queen,  carvers,  gilders, 
picture-frame  makers,  house  agents,  licenced 
appraisers,  Venetian  and  wire-gauze  blind 
manufacturers,  and  billiard  table  makers, 
109  and  110  Princes  street ;  works,  Rose- 
mount,  Gardner's  crescent 


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Taylor,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  soap,  stearine,  candle,  and 

mineral  oil  manufrs.,  38  Salamander  street 

Taylor,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  clothiers,  41  Nicolson  st. ; 

house,  39 
Taylor,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 17  Wright's  houses 
Taylor,  Alexander,  Castlebank 
Taylor,  Alexander,  merchant,  1  Charles  street 
TAYLOE,    ALEXANDER,   butcher   and   Ger- 
man sausage  maker,  1  and  2  Melville  place ; 
house,  4.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  106 
Taylor,  Alex.,  dairy,  14  Eiddle's  close,  Leith 
Taylor,  A.,  refreshment  rooms,  120  West  port 
Taylor,  Alexander,  merchant,  Drummond  st. 

court ;  house,  16  Melville  terrace 

Taylor,  Alex.  (T.  ^-  Turnbull),  6  S.  Clerk  st. 

Taylor,    Andrew,    agent  for   Callender   Coal 

Co.,  9  Port  Hamilton  ;  ho.  12  Brougham  pi. 

Taylor,    Andrew,    mineral    surveyor,    5    St 

Andrew  square 
Taylor,  Andw.  (Lizars  §*  T.),  5  Summerfield 
Taylor,  Rev.  Andrew,  lecturer,  92  Gilmore  pi. 
Taylor,  Angelo,  draper  and  hosier,  76  and  78 
Nicolson  street ;  house,  4  Montague  street 
Taylor,  Archibald,  18  Duncan  street 
Taylor,  Archd.,  warehouseman,  20  Glover  st. 
Taylor,  Charles  S.,  S.S.C,  15  India  street 
Taylor,  David,  clerk,  28  St  Leonard  street 
TAYLOR,  D.,  umbrella  maker,  7  Union  pi.  and 
63  Nicolson  street ;  house,  6  Union  place. 
^  See  Adu.  at  end 
Taylor,  George,  baker,  19  Hope  park  terrace 
Taylor,  George,  tailor  and  clothier,  2  Allan 

street.  Ferry  road,  Leith 
Taylor,  George,  dairyman,  10  Sheriff  brae 
Taylor,  George,  joiner,  77  Rose  street 
Taylor,  Gordon,  10  West  Lauriston  place 
Taylor,  Js.,  church  officer,  11^  St  Anthony  pi. 
Taylor,   James,  optician,  46  Princes  street ; 

house,  2  Queen  street 
Taylor,  Jas.,  attendant,  2  Northumberland  pi. 
Taylor,  James,  publisher  (Stamp   Office),  31 

Castle  street ;  house,  9  Lonsdale  terrace 
Taylor,  James,  agent,  74  Buccleuch  street 
Taylor,  Jas.,  provision  merchant,  John's  lane 
Taylor,  James,  builder,  10  Janefield  place 
Taylor,  James,  9  Lonsdale  terrace 
Taylor,  James,  6  Seton  place 
Taylor,  James  J.,  49  Montague  street 
Taylor,  J.,  market  gardener,  Inverleith  ter. 
Taylor,  J.,  brewer  (T.,  Macleod,  §■   Co.),  7 

Merchiston  place 
Taylor,  John,  teacher,  56  Cumberland  street 
Taylor,  John  (/.  T.  Sf  Son),  8  W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Taylor,  J.  P.,  12  Parkside  street 
Taylor,  John,  8  Downie  place 
Taylor,  John,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and 

wine  merchant,  7  Downie  place 
Taylor,  John,  comm.  trav.,  3  Union  st.,  Leith 
Taylor,  Joseph,  clerk  of  works,  1  Prince  Con- 
sort place 
Taylor,  Laur.,  cashier  TTnion  Bank,  Parlia 
ment  square 


Taylor,  Peter,  inspector  of  coal  weights,   4a  I 

Upper  Grove  place  I 

Taylor,  Robert,  hop  and  malt  merchant  and  " 

drysalter,  3  and  4  Johnston  street ;  house, 

3  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Taylor,  Rob.,  coal  merchant  and  com.  agent, 

1  Haddington  pi.  ;  house,  13  Annandale  st. 
Taylor,    Robert   P.,    coal  merchant,    6   Port' 

Hamilton  ;  house,  21  Gardner's  crescent 
Taylor,  Robert,  compositor,  46  Cockburn  st. 
Taylor,  Thomas  (Gibh  cV  T.),  1  Rosehill  place 
Taylor,  Thomas  G.  (J.  T.  <^-  Son),  1  Coates  pi. 
Taylor,  William,  spice  merchant  and  com- 
mission agent,  4  Elm  row ;  house,  8  Dick  pL 
Taylor,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  136 

Canongate  ;  house,  5  St  John  street 
Taylor,  William,  mason,  156  Pleasance  i 

Taylor,  WiUiam,  M.D.,  67  York  place  '] 

Taylor,  William,  1  Madeira  place 
Taylor,  William,  writer,  12  Gladstone  terrace 
Taylor,  iirs  Archibald,  china  and  stoneware  j 

dealer,  3  Dean  street  J 

Taylor,  Mrs  H.,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Taylor,  Mrs  James,  54  Clerk  street 
Taylor,  Mrs  John,  grocer  and  tea  and  spirit 

merchant,  9  Hamburgh  place 
Taylor,  Mrs  J.,  Kiutyre  cottage,  Bonnington 

grove 
Taylor,  Mrs  William,  17  Abercromby  place 
Taylor,  Mrs,  17  Henderson  place 
Taylor,  Mrs,  4  Brougham  place 
Taylor,  Mrs,  10  Arniston  place 
Taylor,  Mrs,  12  Atholl  place 
Taylor,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dr.,  21  Main  st. 
Taylor,  Mrs,  1  Scotland  street 
Taylor,  Mrs,  29  Richmond  place 
Taylor,  Mrs,  china  merchant,  149  Canongate 
Taylor,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  74  Broughton  st. 
Taylor,  Mrs,  24  Fettes  row 
Taylor,  Mrs,  15  Dublin  street 
Taylor,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  17  Brougham  place  ; 

house,  29  Brougham  street 
Taylor,  Mrs,  44  Cumberland  street 
Taylor,  Mrs,  16  Melville  terrace 
Taylor,  Mrs,  24  Melville  terrace 
Taylor,  Miss  Margaret,  75  Broughton  street 
Taylor,  Miss,  8  Abercromby  place 
Taylor,    Miss,   miUiner   and   dressmaker,    17 

Coburg  street 
Taylor,  iliss,  8  Upper  Gilmore  place 
Taylor,  Mary,  7  Pamnure  place 
Taylor,  blisses,  9  Lauder  road 
Taysen  &  Co.,  com  merchants,  25  Constitu- 
tion street 
Taysen,  Peter  (T.  ^  Co.),  6  Hermitage  placei,!, 

Leith 
Teale,  Fr ed. ,  rag  and  flock  mercht. ,  10  High  st. 
Teape,  Rev.  Chas.  R.,  chaplain  to  the  Bishop 

of  Edinburgh,  15  Findhom  place 
Teenan,  Mrs  J.,  inkmaker,  5  St  Anthony  pi. 
Teesdale,  Rev.  F.  D.,  curate  St  John's  EpiscJ. 

Church,  12  Abbotsford  park 
Teesdale,  William,  1  Taylor  place 


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Register  House 
Telfer,  Alexander,  dciiry,  69  Lci-hiau  road 
Telfer,  Andrew,  fishmonger,  70  Grove  street 
TeKer,  John,  23  Laui-iston  gardens 
Telfer,  John,  coal  agent,  3  Bright  terrace 
Telfer,  Mrs,  3  Macnab  street 
Telfer,  Misses,  5  Viewforth  place 
Telford,  Mrs,  coal  agent,  6  Grange  loan 
Temple,  Alexander,  20  Hope  terrace 
Temple,  John,  lithographer,  18  Alva  place 
Temple,  John,  com.  trav.,  A  Brown's  place, 

Yennel 
Temple,  J.,  fish  salesman  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 2  Union  place;  ho.  21  Gayfield  sq. 
Temple,  Thomas,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 245  High  street  and  55  Potterrow ; 
house,  9  Hill  place 
Templeton,  William  (Royal  Bank),  33  Mon- 
tague street 
Templeton,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  54:A  India  st. 
Tennant,  T.  M.,  &  Co.  (Lunited),  engineers, 
iron  and  brass  founders,  Bowershall  iron 
and  engine  works 
TENNANT,  THOMAS  MAKSHALL,  hairdresser, 
perfumer,  etc.,  23  North-west  Circus  place  ; 
house,  12  Market  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  60 
Tennant,  W.  G.,  produce  broker  and  commis- 
sion agent,  28  Bernard  street ;   house,  15 
Bonnington  place 
Tennant,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  14 

Downie  place 
Tennant,  William,  15  Upper  Grove  place 
Tennant,  iirs,  53  Grange  road 
Tennant,  Mrs,  10  Torpliichen  street 
Tennent,  James,  dairyman,  3  W.  Preston  st. 
Tennent,  Patrick,  W.S.,  9  Lynedoch  place 
Tennent,  Robert,  21  Lynedoch  place 
Tennent,  Miss,  8  Randolph  chfE 
Ternent,  James,  11  Alva  place 
Terras,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6 

Hanover  street 
Terrot,  Right  Rev.  Bishop,  9  Carlton  street 
Terry,  Misses,  milliners,  16  West  Maitland  st. 
Thaia,      Robert,      superintendent,      Origiual 

Ragged  School,  Ramsay  lane 
Thallon,  James,  22  Caledonian  road 
ThaUon,  L.,  tea  merchant,  25  North  bridge  ; 

house,  10  Melville  street,  Portobello 
ThaUon,  WOliam  F.,  9  Salisbury  bank  | 

Thatcher,  Lewis  Hay,  M.D.,  13  Albany  street 
TheHmann,  J.  H.  (MatJiew  ^-  T.),  9  Hermitage 

place,  Leith 
Thiems,Heuirich,Hamburgrefreshmentrooms, 

coffeehouse,  and  Ship  hotel,  37  Shore 
Thiessen,  Henry,  12  Drumdryan  street 
Thin  &  Millar,  plasterers,  61  Grove  street 
THIN,  JAMES,  bookseller,  54  and  55  South 
bridge  and   14   and   15   Infirmary  street ; 
house,  7  RiUbank  terrace.    ^  See  Adv.  p.  45 
Thin,  Thomas  (T.  Sj-  Millar),  52  Grove  street 
Thistle  Golf  Club  ;  John  Scott,  secretary, 
8  Vanburgh  place 


Thorn,  David,  &  Co.,  merchants,  68  Constitu- 
tion street 
Thom,  jirchibald,  mason,  slater,  and  chimney- 
sweeper, Blackford  pi.  ;  ho.  2  Gifford  park 
Thom,  Arthur,  house  painter,  G  Union  street 
Thom,  A.,  chemist  and  druggist,  78  Queen 

street 
Thom,  C,  gardener,  43  Croft-an-righ 
Thom,  David  (D.  T.  <5'  Co.),  Russian  consul 

and  Lloyds  agent,  68  Constitution  street ; 

house,  18  Hope  crescent 
Thom,  John  {Johnstone  ^  T.),  spirit  merchant, 

25  Archibald  place 
Thom,  John,  spirit  merchant,  23  High  riggs 
Thom,  M.,  draper,  95  Kirkgate  and  86  Main 

street ;  house,  93  Kirkgate 
Thom,  Robert,  working  jeweller,  38  Queens- 

feny  street 
Thom,  Robert,  11  Lauriston  park 
Thom,  Robert,  1  West  Richmond  street 
Thom,  Thomas,  engraver,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
Thom,  Mrs,    smallware   shop,    3    Canorrmills 

bridge 
Thom,  Mss  M.,  51  Buccleuch  street 
Thomas  &  Co.,  tobacconists,  44  Cockburn  st. 
Thomas,  Evan,  chemist,  37  George  street 
Thomas,  Captain  F.  W.  L.,  R.N.,  Rose  park, 

Trinity 
Thomas,  Mrs  David,  7  Mayfield  street 
Thomas,  Mrs,  newsagent,  31  Crosscauseway 
Thomas,  Miss,  7  Viewforth  place 
Thompson,  C.  Wyville,  LL.D.,   Professor  of 

Natural    History    in    the    University,    20 

Palmerston  place 
Thompson,  Captain,  R.N.,  9  Derby  street 
Thompson,  H.  B.,  2  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Thompson,  James,  8  Bonnington  place 
Thompson,  John,  sergeant-major  Edinburgh 

Artillery  Militia,  Easter  road 
Thompson,  Mrs,  1  Gladstone  terrace 
Thompson,  Mrs  John,  3  Macnab  street 
Thompson,  Jliss,  3  Amelia  Ann  place 
Thoms,  George  Hunter,  advocate.   Sheriff  of 

Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Shetland,  52  Great 

King  street 
Thomson  &  Co.,  trimming  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 4  Mulberry  place 
Thomson,  Dickson,  &  Shaw,  W.S.,  1  Thistle 

court 
Thomson  &  Jack,  die  and  stamp  cutters,  39 

South  bridge 
Thomson,  Lauder,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  29 

St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Thomson    &    Porteous,    tobacco    and    snuff 

manufacturers,  9  Greenside  street 
Thomson    &    Robertson,    gentlemen's    di-ess 

warehouse,  63  North  bridge 
Thomson  &  Sons,  bakers  and  confectioners,  11 

Leven  street 
Thomson,  Alexander,   &  Co.,   silver  platers, 

coach  and  saddlers'  ironmongers,  and  export 

merchants,  433    Lawnmarket  ;    house,  29 

Rosebank  cottages 


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Tiiomson,  Alexander,  &  Son,   gun  and  rifle 

manufacturers,  95  Princes  street 
Thomson,  D.  D.,  &  Co.,  fishcurers,  24  and  26 

Giles  street 
Thomson,  D.  J.,  &  Co.,  rectifiers  and  British 

wine  makers,  2,  3,  and  4  St  Anthony  street 

and  68  Great  Junction  street 
Thomson,  D.  &  J.,  weighing-machine  makers 

and  smiths,  9  Stead's  place 
Thomson,    J.    G.,   &   Co.,  merchants,   29  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Thomson,  James,  &   Sons,  corn  merchants,  5 

Leven  street;  house,  3  Gilmore  place 
Thomson,  Mitchell,  &  Co.,  timber  merchants, 

Granton  harbour 
Thomson,  Robert  H.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants, 

130  Constitution  st.  and  18  Coatfield  lane 
Thomson,  William,  &  Co.,  commission  agents 

and  ship  and  insurance  brokers,  63  Constitu- 
tion street 
Thomson,  Adam,  cage  maker  and  bird  dealer, 

75  Crosscauseway 
Thomson,  Alexander,  1  Valleyfield  street 
Thomson,   Alexander,   cabinetmaker,  67  and 

69  Cowgate 
Thomson,  Alexander,  glass  engraver  and  china 

merchant,  29  Pleasance 
Thomson,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

79  Main  street 
Thomson,  A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  8  Teviot  row 
Thomson,  Alexander   B.,  teacher  of  classics 

and  mathematics.  39  George  square 
Thomson,    Alexander,    teacher    of    English, 

18  Danube  street 
Thomson,  Alexander,  2  Gladstone  place 
Thomson,  Alexander,  brassfounder,  Greenside 

court ;  house,  36  Greenside  row 
Thomson,  Alexander  (Mitchell,   T.,   <5'   Co.), 

Forthland  house,  York  road 
Thomson,  Alexander,  3  Dalgleish  place 
Thomson,  Andrew,  M.D.,  surgeon,  11  Xorth- 

umberland  street 
Thomson,  iVndrew  {G.P.O.),  15  Regent  place 
Thomson,  Andrew.  Lomond  house.  Trinity 
Thomson,  Andrew,  brewer,  7  Salisbury  ter. 
Thomson,    Rev.    Andrew,    D.D.,    63   North- 
umberland street 
Thomson,  Andw.,  brewer,  Lothian  vale.  Abbey 
Thomson,  Andi'ew  (T.  ^-  Robertson),  71  South 

Clerk  street 
Thomson,  Andrew,  7  London  street 
Thomson,  Archibald,  farrier,  Charlotte  lane 
Thomson,    Benjamin,   plasterer,  St    Stephen 

street ;  house,  4  Gladstone  terrace 
Thomson,    Benjamin,    engineer    and    smith, 

38  Bangor  road 
THOMSON,  CHARLES  JOHN,  bookbmder  and 

stationer,  29  North  bridge  ;  house,  13  East 

Preston  street.     See  Adv.  p.  47 
Thomson,   Charles  W.,    C.A.,   26   Frederick 

street ;  house,  9  Blenheim  place 
Thomson,  Christopher  (Harrison  ^'  Co.),  55 

South  Clerk  street 


Thomson,  David,  upholsterer,  1  St  Bernard's  pi. 
Thomson,  David,  6  Hope  park  crescent 
Thomson,  David,  M.D.,  R.N.,  18  Millerfield  pi. 
Thomson,  Dd.  (D.  cV  /.  T.),  46  Whitfield  pi. 
Thomson,  David,  tobacconist,  3  Leith  street ; 

house,  17  Lutton  place 
Thomson,    David,    wholesale    stationer,    107 

West  bow  ;  house,  41  Clerk  street 
Thomson,  David,  engineer,  21  Barony  street 
Thomson,  David,  engineer,  3  Blackwood  cresc. 
Thomson,  D.  G.,  sharebroker  and  accountant, 

13  Hanover  street ;  house,  3  Rillbank  ter. 
Thomson,  Rev.  Edward  A.,  20  Abercromby  pi. 
THOMSON,  EDWAED,  baker  and  confectioner, 

18  Stafford  street ;  house,  29  Alva  street. 

^  See  AdL\  p.  105 
Thomson,  Edward,  barm  brewer,  72  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Thomson,  George  V.,  baker  and  confectioner, 

2  Union  street;  house,  7 
Thomson,  Geo.,  electro  gilder,  17  Greenside  st. 
Thomson,  George,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 

7  Waterloo  place  ;  house,  27  Howe  street 
Thomson,  Geo.,  coal  merch.,  14  Storrie's  alley 
Thomson,  George,  9  West  Montgomery  place 
Thomson,  George,  comm.  trav.,  14  Seton  pL 
Thomson,    George,    tailor    and    clothier,    33 

Lothian  road  ;  house,  1  Valleyfield  street 
Thomson,  George,  gardener,  7  W.  Newington 

place 
Thomson,  George,  pawnbroker,  95  West  port 
Thomson,  George,  tailor  and  clothier,  19  South 

St  James'  street 
Thomson,  George,  manufacturer  of  hosiery,  3 

Kerr  street ;  house,  1  Claremont  place 
Thomson,  George,  grain  commission  agent,  4 

Oxford  street 
Thomson,  Gideon,  Money  Loan  Company,  105 

High  street ;  house,  24  Clerk  street 
Thomson,  Gordon,  fishcurer,  44  Couper  street 
Thomson,  Graham  M.,  17  Gladstone  terrace 
Thomson,    H.    T.,    agent,    Clydesdale    Bank, 

High  street ;  house,  1  East  Claremont  street 
Thomson,  James,  20  Dick  place 
Thomson,  James,  25  York  place 
Thomson,  James,  of  Glendouran,  37  Moray  pi. 
Thomson,  James  Gibson,  14  York  place 
Thomson,    James    W.    (W.    T.    cj-    Co.),    22 

Windsor  street 
Thomson,  Jas.,  fruiterer,  florist,  and  gardener, 

5  Summer  place 
Thomson,  James,  dairy,  239  High  street 
Thomson,  James  B.,  gi-ocer,  3  Admiralty  st.  ; 

house,  21 
Thomson,  Jas.,  printer,  18  Middle  Arthur  pi. 
Thomson,   James   (H.M.   Custoins),  Wiliiam- 

field,  Newhaven  road 
Thomson,   J.    T.,    plumber,    1    St    Anthony 

place  ;  house,  47  Fountainbridge 
Thomson,  James,  builder,  Ujjper  Grove  place  ; 

house,  10  St  Anthony  place 
Thomson,  James,  dealer  in  antique  cm-iosities, 

18  Haddington  place 


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Thomson,  James,  joiner,  6  Gladstone  terrace 
Thomson,    James,  ladies'  miderclothing   and 

hosiery  warehouse,  87  Princes  st. ;  house, 

13  Elm  roAv 
Thomson,   James,   grocer,   1   Tobago   street ; 

house,  7  Orchardfield  court 
Thomson,  James,  ^vatclmlaker,  3  Nottingham 

terrace 
Thomson,  James,  20  Haddington  place 
Thomson,   James,  baker,   cook,   and  confec- 
tioner, 79  George  street,  7  Rose  street,  207 1 

High  street,  and  2  Dumbiedykes  road 
Thomson,  James,  haircutter  and  perfumer,  15 

Catherine  street 
Thomson,  James,  engineer,  1  Cannon  street 
Thomson,  Rev.  James,  7  Saxe-Cobourg  place 
Thomson,  James,  dairyman,  7  Jamaica  street 
Thomson,  James,  clerk,  27  Blair  street 
Thomson,  John,  grocer,  5  Lord  Russell  place  ; 

house,  1  Sciennes  hill  place 
Thomson,  John,  greengrocer,  45  Kirkgate 
Thomson,  John,  tobacconist,  92  South  bridge 
Thomson,  J.,  13  Salisbury  street 
Thomson,  John  (Z».  &,•  J.  t.),  6  Union  st.,Leith 
Thomson,  John,  cowfeeder,  22  Heriot  place 
Thomson,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  27 

West  port ;  house,  11  Davie  street 
Thomson,   John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

70  Grassmarket ;  house,  8  Argyle  place 
Thomson,  John,  photographer,  14  Grange  rd. 
Thomson,  John,  3  Montague  street 
Thomson,   John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

10  Salisbury  terrace 
Thomson,  John,  1a  luverleith  terrace 
Thomson,  John,  wright,  59  Thistle  street 
Thomson,  John,  12  Graham  street 
Thomson,  John,  bank  messenger  (^British  Linen 

Co.),  IG  Baltic  street 
Thomson,  Rev.  John,  A.M.,  i  Jamaica  St.,  Leith 
Thomson,  Rev.  John,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Thomson,  John  H.,  compositor,  3  Alva  place 
Thomson,  John  (H.M.  Customs).  10  Ku'k  st. 
Thomson,  John  (Royal  Bank),  S.  Clyde  st.  lane 
Thomson,    John,    agent   and  coal  merchant, 

8  Gladstone  terrace 
Thomson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  12 

Cowgatehead 
Thomson,  John  S.,  3  Summerhall 
Thomson,  John,  saddler,  32  Castle  terrace 
Thomson,  John,  M.D.,  8  Millerfield  place 
Thomson,  Joseph,  collector  for  Scottish  Legal 

Burial  Society,  3  Salisbury  street 
I  Thomson,  K.,  lieut.  of  police,  2  Roxburgh  st. 
Thomson,  Lockhart,  S.S.C.,  11-4  George  st.  ; 

house,  20  Coates  crescent 
Thomson.  ]\Iitchell  (ill.   T.  ^-  Co.),  Lomond 

house.  Trinity 
Thomson,  ilurray,  baker,  39  West  Nicolson 

street ;  house,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Thomson,  P.,  photographer,  90  South  bridge 
Thomson,  P.,  agent,  4  Montgomery  street 
Thomson,  P.,  superintendent  of  city  grounds, 

7  Gladstone  terrace 


Thoiiison,  Peter,  baker,  4  Bowling-green  st. 
Thomson,  Peter,  printer,  1  Alva  place 
Thomson,  Robert,  dairyman,  19  Leven  street 
Thomson,  Robert,  shipmaster,  St  Agnes  cot- 
tage, Ferry  road,  Leith 
Thomson,  Robert,  architectural  sculptor,  Dairy 

road  ;  house,  12  Breadalbane  terrace 
Thomson,   Robert  (T.    Sj-  Porteons),   1   Buc- 
cleuch place 
Thomson,  R.,  cooper,  12  Gifford  park 
Thomson,  Robert,  9  West  Claremont  street 
Thomson,    R.,    shipmaster,    Roeberry    viUa, 

Ferry  road 
Thomson,  Robert,  baker,  123  Rose  street 
Thomson,  Robert,  LL.B.,  12  Rutland  square 
Thomson,  Robert,  cattle  dealer,  11  Bread  st. 
Thomson,  R.  D.,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

23  S.  St  Andrew  st. ;  house,  8  S.  Gray  st. 
Thomson,  Robt.  L.,  grocer  and  provision  mer., 

N.  Junction  st. ;  ho.  59  Prince  Regent  st. 
THOMSON,   R.   v.,   clothier  and   shirtmaker, 
103  South  bridge;  house,  Mayville,  Lave- 
rockbank  villas.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  63 
Thomson,  Robert  William,  3  Moray  jilace 
Thomson,  Samuel  (^British  Linen  Co.  Bank), 

1  Danube  street 
Thomson,  Spencer  C,  10  Chester  street 
Thomson,  Thomas,  sUk  merchant   and  linen 

draper,  135  Princes  st. ;  ho.  5  Rutland  j)l. 
Thomson,  Thomas,  13  Woodbine  terrace 
Thomson,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  11  Market 

street ;  house,  35  Cockburn  street 
Thomson,    Thomas,    W.S.,  1   Thistle   court; 

house,  Spylaw  bank,  Slateford 
Thomson,  Thomas,  corn  merchant,  6  Elder  st. 
Thomson,  Thomas,  14  Livingstone  place 
Thomson,   Thomas,    grocer   and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 40  St  John's  pi.,  S.  Back  Canongate 
Thomson,  T.  S.,  surgeon  and  physician.  Medi- 
cal Missionary  Dispensary,  39  Cowgate 
Thomson,    Thomas  A.,  stockbroker   and  ac- 
countant, 22  York  place 
Thomson,  W.  A.  {Tods  ^^  T.),  7  Bonnmg-ton  pi. 
Thomson,  W.  A.,  accountant,  5  Bomiington 

bank 
Thomson,  Wm.,  coal  merchant,  1  Haymarkct 

depot ;  house,  36  Grindlay  street 
Thomson,  William,  coal  merchant,  24  Sheriff 

brae  ;  house,  2  Pirniefield,  Seafield 
Thomson,  W.  Burns,  physician,  and  superin- 
tendent of   Medical    Missionary    Training 
Institution    and    Dispensary,    Canongate ; 
house,  11  St  John  street 
Thomson,  William,  7  Madeira  place 
Thomson,  W.  {Crigliton  &,•  T.),  1  Lutton  place 
Thomson,  Wm.,  gTOcer  and  wine  merchant, 
7  and  8  Leggat's  land ;  house,  1  Lutton  pi. 
Thomson,  William,  working  jeweller,  61  Earl 

Grey  street ;  house,  23  Bread  street 
Thomson,  William,  7  Melbourne  place 
Thomson,  William,  8  Glengyle  terrace 
Thomson,  Wm.,  china  merchant,  11  Home  st. 
Thomson,  William,  brewer,  5  AA^indmUl  street 


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Thomson,  W.  (TF.  T.  ^y  Co.),  23  Gt.  King  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.,  grain  mercht.,  10  Stafford  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.  (Hill,  T.,  cV  Co.),  18  India  st. 


Thomson,  Mrs,  17  Grange  road 

Thomson,  Mrs,  grocer,  6  Breadalbane  street 

Thomson,  Miss  A.,  10  RankeUIor  street 


Thomson,    William,    spirit   dealer,    13   Hope 'Thomson,  Miss  A.,  4  Malta  terrace 


street ;  house,  5  Hope  street  lane 
Thomson,  William,  1  Queensferry  street 
Thomson,  Rev.  William,  20  Lauder  road 
Thomson,  William,  baker,  130  Kirkgate 
Thomson,  William,  commercial  traveller,  36 

Whitfield  place 
Thomson,  Wm.,  contr.,  7  W.  Xe'W'iugton  pi. 
Thomson,  William,  32  Maryfield  place 
Thomson,  Wm.,  mason,  7  W.  Newington  pi. 
Thomson,  William,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  [Thomson,  Miss,  34  Howe  street 

61  Queen  street  j  Thomson,  Miss,  154  Constitution  street 

Thomson,  William,  -miglit,  Dewar  place  lane;  Thomson,  Miss,  5  Glengyle  terrace 

house,  8  RosehiU  place  !  Thomson,  Miss,  4  Magdala  crescent 

Thomson,  WiUiam,  brewer,  Carfrae  entry,  112  Thomson,  Miss,  20  Lennox  street 

Canongate  Thomson,  JMisses,  143  Constitution  street 

Thomson,  Wm.,  upliolsterer,  14  Montague  st.  Thomson,  Misses,  8  Scotland  street 


Thomson,  Miss  C,  87  Gihnore  place 
Thomson,  Miss  H.  G.,  teacher  of  music,  29 

Alva  street 
Thomson,  Miss  Jane,  grocer,  7  Fox  lane ;  house, 

25  Duke  street,  Leith 
Thomson,  Miss,  20  Nelson  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  1  Vanbnrgh  place 
Thomson,  Miss,  18  Clarence  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  miUiner,  1  Cumberland  street 


Thomson,  William,  mason,  2  Grove  street 
Thomson,  William,  porter  and  ale  merchant. 

96  St  Andi'ew  street,  Leith 
Thomson,  William,  6  West  Cromwell  street 
Thomson,  WiUiam,  7  Griiidlay  street 
Thomson,    William,    paper-ruler    and    book- 
binder, 15  Clyde  street 
Thomson,  Wm.  J.  F.  (.4.  T.  ^  So7i),  20  View- 
forth  terrace 
Thomson,  iirs  Alexander,  16  Grindlay  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Andrew,  27  Walker  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Andrew,  4  West  Newing-tou 
Thomson,  Mrs  Archibald.  29  Gihnore  place 
Thomson,  Mrs  A.,  13  Eai'k  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  A.,  16  Glover  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Edward,  29  Alva  street 
Thomson,  ^Mrs  George,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Thomson,  Mrs  G.,  12  Lonsdale  terrace 
Thomson,  Mrs  John,  14  Pitt  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  John,  33  Montague  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  J.,  17  Bristo  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Peter,  baker,  54  Charlotte  st., 

Leith  ;  house,  Agra  lodge.  Ferry  road 
Thomson,  Mrs  R.,  6  Leopold  place 
Thomson,  ^Irs  Thomas,  Summer  lodge.  Trinity 
Thomson,  Mrs  W.,  6  Haddington  place 
Thomson,  Mrs  William,  42  Albany  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  William,  17  Alva  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  William  D.,  22  Valleyfield  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  of  Polbeath,  2  Seton  plax;e 
Thomson,  Mrs,  50  Moray  place 
Thomson,  Mrs,  17  Bristo  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  20  Viewforth  terrace 
Thomson,  Mrs,  Cherry  bank,  Newhaven  road 
Thomson,  ^Irs,  5  Glengyle  terrace 
Thomson,  Mrs,  sick-nurse,  27  Blair  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  9  West  Claremont  street 


Thomson,  Misses,  6  Cumin  place 

Thomson,  Misses,  boarding  and  day  school, 
24  Seton  place 

Thorburn,  John  Hay,  &  Co.,  commission  mer- 
chants, 21  Bernard  street 

Thorburn,  Rev.  David,  1  John's  place,  LeitL 

Thorburn,  Francis  D.,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 7  Lindsay  pi.  ;  house,  4  Briato  port 

Thornburn,  Geo.,  draper,  2  Prospect  street ; 
house,  3  Salisbury  terrace 

Thorburn,  G.,  12  Hermitage  place,  Leith 

Thorburn,  Dr  G.,  teacher,  2  Albany  street, 
Leith  ;  house.  Taaphall,  Ferry  road 

Thorburn,  James,  turner  and  bonnet  block 
maker,  1  Rankeillor  street 

Thorburn,  John  Hay,  1  John's  place,  Leith 

Thorbm-n,  Mungo,  3  Salisbury  terrace 

Thorburn,  Robert,  builder,  19a  Buccleuch 
street ;  house,  5  Gladstone  terrace 

Thorburn,  William,  21  Barony  street 

Thorburn,  WiUiam,  baker,  72  St  Leonard  st. 

Thorburn,  W.  D.,  advocate,  19  Albany  street 

Thorburn,  William,  baker,  24  Bernai'd  street ; 
house,  46  Constitution  street 

Tliorbum,  WiUiam,  54  RankeUIor  street 

Thorburn,  Mrs,  4  Merchiston  crescent 

Thome,  Mrs,  15  Buccleuch  place 

Thomhill  &  Co.  (successors  to  H.  G.  Tibbetts), 
wholesale  and  i-etaU  hat  and  cap  manufac- 
tiu:ers,  38  South  bridge 

THORNTON,  CUEEIE,  &  CO.,  waterproof,  air- 
proof,  vulcanite,  and  india-rubber  manu- 
facturers ;  wholesale  warehouse,  2  Hanover 
street ;  retaU  depot,  78  Princes  street ; 
factory,  Caledonian  Rubber  works.  Dairy 
road.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  54 

Thornton,  David,  buUder,  AthoU  lane  ;  house, 
14  Spittal  street 

~        ~      Ciirrie,   ^  C'o.), 


Thomson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  41a  Broughton  st 

Thomson,  Mrs,  hat-box  maker,  1  Merchant  st.  Thornton,    George   B.    (T. 
Thomson,  Mrs,  Merchiston  viUa,  Merchiston         Woodville,  Hatton  place 
Thomson,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  3  E.  Sciennes  st.  Thornton,  John  J.  (T.,  dime,  Sj'  Co.),  Wood- 
Thomson,  Mrs,  23  London  street  1     viUe,  Hatton  place 
Thomson,  Mrs,  2  Upper  Grove  place  i Thornton,  William,  cooper,  27  St  Patrick  sq. 


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Thornton,  Wm.,  pawnbroker,  19  Canougate 
■Thornton,  Mrs  M.,  25  Ann  street 
Thornton,  MissE.,  lodgings,  27  Dundas  street 
Thi-eipland,  William,  swimming-master,  Pitt 

street  baths 
Threshie,  Mrs,  4  Alya  street 
Thiiepland,  Richard,  picture  frame  maker,  20 

Ehn  row 
Thwaites,   "W.   Kelso,  S.S.C,  agent  for  the 

Great  Britain    Life   Assurance  Office,    73 

George  street ;  house,  1  Nelson  street 
Thyne  &  Tait,  merchants  and  manufacturers, 

37  Lothian  road 

Thyne,  William,  &  Sons,  fleshers,  -1  Spring 

gardens  ;  house,  6 
Thyne,  James,  merchant,  40b  George  square 
Thyne,  John,  butcher,  Stockbridge  market ; 

house,  21  Danube  street 
Thyne,  Miss,  54  Grindlay  street 
Tilhe,  Thomas,  11  Castle  terrace 
TiUie,  Mrs,  27  Thistle  street 
Tindal,  John,  accountant,  6  Haddingion  place 
Tindal,  Mrs,  48  London  street 
Tinlin,  Mrs,  lodgings,  57  Queen  street 
Tod  Brothers,   millers  and  corn  merchants, 

Stockbridge  miUs,  1  Baker's  place  ;  office,  3 
Tod,  Alexander  &  Robert,  millers  and  corn 

merchants,  Leith  flour  mills.  Commercial  st. 
Tod,  H.  &  H.,  W.S.,  39  York  pla«e 
TOD,   JAMES,  &   SON,   railway  and  general 

smiths,  engineers,  and  macliine  makers,  29 

Leith  walk.     Jf:  See  Adv.  p.  82 
Tod,  D.  (iV.  B.  Railway  Co.),  8  Stanhope  pi. 
Tod,  David,  dispensmg  chemist,  1  Warriston  pi. 
Tod,  George,  bookbinder,  5  Leith  st.  terrace 
Tod,  George,  writer,  5  East  Eyre  place 
Tod,  Henry,  W.S.,  39  York  place 
Tod,  Henry,  junior,  W.S.,  1  Albyn  place 
Tod,  J.  C.  (G.  T.  S,'  Co.),  8  Kirk  street 
Tod,  James,  21  Fettes  row 
Tod,   James,  fruiterer   and.  confectioner,    33 

Frederick  street 
Tod,  James  (Mould  ^  T.),  16  Royal  terrace 
Tod,  James,  advocate,  56  Northumberland  st. 
Tod,  James  R.,  commercial  traveller,  30  Hill- 

housefield 
Tod,  John,  8  AthoU  place 
Tod,  John  (/.  T.  §•  Son),  11  Pilrig  street 
Tod,  John,  butcher,  20  Home  street 
Tod,  John,  junior,  11  Pilrig  street 
Tod,  John,  printer,  23  Dublin  street 
Tod,  John,  24  Albany  street,  Leith 
Tod,  John,  engraver,  8  Thistle  street ;  house, 

3  Hope  park  terrace 
Tod,  John  R.,  34  Leven  street 
Tod,  John  W.,  W.S.,  66  Queen  street ;  house, 

3  Belgrave  crescent 
Tod,  Richard,  draper,  41  Tolbooth  wynd 
Tod,     Robert,     painter,     paperhanger,     and 

glazier,  35  Dundas  st. ;  ho.  26  Royal  cresc. 
Tod,  TViUiam,  6  North  Lauder  road 
Tod,  William  J.,  builder  and  house  cai-penter, 

38  North  Pitt  street     house  30 


Tod,  W.  J.,  draper,  4  West  St  Anthony  place ; 

house,  73  Rose  street 
Tod,  Mrs  Andrew,  13  Arthur  street 
Tod,  Mrs,  stapnaker,  73  Rose  street 
Tod,  Mrs  James,  15  Drummond  place 
Tod,  Mrs  John,  39  Dublin  street 
Tod,  Mrs  John,  14  Ainslie  place 
Tod,  Mrs,  55  Great  King  street 
Tod,  ^Irs,  15  Buccleuch  street 
Tod,  ]\Iiss,  8  AthoU  place 
Tod,  Miss,  Grecian  cottage.  Trinity 
Tod,  Misses,  Vueville  cottage,  Feriy  road 
Todd,  Barclay,  2  Kerr  street 
Todd,  George,  C.A.  (manager,  Scottish  Eqmr- 

table  Life  Assurance  Society)  ;    house,  33 

Regent  terrace 
Todd,  John  (W.  Liddle  &f  Co.),  2  Windsor  st. 
Todd,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  45 

Cumberland  street ;  house,  47 
Todd,  John,  provision  merchant,  49  Arthur 

street ;  house,  48 
Todd,   J.,    house  painter,   paperhanger,   and 

glazier,  28  Buccleuch  street ;  house,  24 
Todd,  John,  2  Windsor  street 
Todd,  R.  F.,  merchant,  31  York  place  I' 

Todd,  Mrs  A.,  1  Brown  street 
Todd,  Mrs  Caroline,  7  Madeira  street 
Todd,  Mrs  J.  C,  24  Fettes  row 
Todd,  ]\Irs  Robert,  18  Melville  terrace 
Todd,  Mrs  Thomas,  9  Gladstone  place 
Todd,  Misses,  9  Duncan  street,  Newjngton 
Tods   &   Thomson,  oilcake   mUls,   9   and   10 

Citadel 
Tods,  Murray,  &  Jamieson,  W.S.,  66  Queen  st. 
Tofts,  Peter,  1  Bainfield  place 
Tofts,  Mrs  Mary,  pawnbroker,  117  Canongate 
Tollemache,  Mrs  W.,  13  Abercromby  place 
TOLLETH,  T.,  baker  and  confectioner,  Alfred 

pL,  Canonmills,  and  8  Haddington  place  ; 

house,  7.     See  Adv.  p.  105 
Tolmie,   Robert,  tobacconist,  9  Cockburn  st. 

and  36  Queensferry  street 
Tomasezewski,  H.  (C.  A.  Fromm  ^-  Co.),  23 

Archibald  place 
Tombe,  Mrs,  49  York  place 
Tombs,  Rich.,  provision  dealer,  115a  Cowgate 
Toner,  Moses,  tailor  and  clothier,  6  Milne  sq. 
Toohey,  Mrs,  32  Dublin  street 
Topping,  Alexander  J.,  grocer,  1  Poplar  lane 
Torbaia,  Alexander,  dairyman,  6  Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Torbain,  Thomas  (Brown,  Samuel,  §•  T.),  2 

Wellington  place,  Leith 
Torrance,  George,  18  Comely  bank 
Torrance,  George,  printer,  9  Brighton  street 
Torrance,  Henry  (Board  oj  S^ipervision),  100 

Lauriston  place 
Torrance,  John,  baker,  4  Northumberland  st. 
Torrance,  John,  horse  dealer,  contractor,  and 

coal  merchant,  90  Crosscauseway 
Torrance,  J.,  spirit  dealer,  56  Charlotte  street 
Torrance,     John,     Benhar     coal    agent,    26 

Grindlay  street 


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Torrance,  Josh.,  gardener,  6  Moray  st.,  Pilrig 
Torrance,  Thos.,  spirit  dealer,  192  Pleasance 
Torrance,  William,  10  Gladstone  terrace 
Torrance,  Mrs  George  M'Mikin,  of  Threave, 

28  George  square 
ToiTance,  Mrs  AFilliam,  3  Salisbury  place 
Torrance,  Miss,  16  Upper  Gray  street 
Torre,  Paul  Delia  {Ciceri,  Mantica,  S^'  2'.),  1 

Gayfield  place 
Torre,  Miss  M.  Delia,  music  teacher,  1  Gay- 
field  place 
Torrop,  Christopher,   2  Rose  street;   house, 

G8  George  street 
Torrop,  Mrs  James  S.,  28  London  street 
Torry,  John,  Avriter,  18  Pitt  street 
Toshach  &  Clark,  agents  and  merchants,  40 

Constitution  street 
Toshach,  Adam,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

23  South  College  street ;  house,  21 
Toshach,  Alexander,  7  Pitt  street,  Bonniugton 
Touch,  Anthony  M.  ( Union  Bank),  6  "\7ardie 

avenue 
Tough,  John,  missionary,  34  Clerk  street 
Tough,  Wm.,  mason,  Rose  bank,  Mayfieldloan 
Tough,  William,  mason.  West  Tollcross 
Tough,  Miss  Mary,  matron,  Gladstone  Insti- 
tution, 4  Mill  lane 
Towers,  John,  14  Tantallon  place 
Towert,  John,  shoemaker,  367  High  street ; 

house,  1  TantaUon  place 
Towert,    W.,    photogi-apher,    31    St  Patrick 

square  ;  house,  138  Nicolson  street 
Town-clerk's  Office,  19  Charlotte  street 
Townsend,  William,  &  Son,  pianoforte  makers 

and   organ-builders,   9    and  10  Greenside 

place  ;  house,  17  Union  place 
Townsend,  G.  F.,  17  Union  place 
Townsend,  Wm.,  teacher  of  music,  17  Union  pi. 
Trades'  Maiden  Hospital,  Rillbank  house 
Trail,  George,  8  Chalmers'  buildings 
Trail,  Miss,  7  Melville  street 
Traill  &  Fletcher,  wholesale  coffee,  fruit,  and 

spice  merchants,  31  St  Andi^ew  square 
Traill,  Robert,   &  Co.,  ironfounders,  Vulcan 

foundry,  6  and  7  Anderson  pi.,  Bonnington 
Traill,  Adam  C.  {R.  T.  ^-  Co.),  3  Gibson  st. 
Traill,  A.  A.  (T.  Sf  Fletcher),  9  Duncan  street 
Traill,  Alexander,  5  Salisbury  street 
Traill,  Alexander,  hosier,  13  Lothian  street 
Traill,  George  William  (Standard  Life  Office), 

1  Alva  street 
Traill,  J.,  coffeehouse,  5  and  6  Greyfriars  pi. 
Traill,  Mis,  16  Warriston  crescent 
Train,   John,   grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  7 

St  James'  square 
Train,  Mrs  E.,  dairy,  46  Buccleuch  street 
Trainer,    John,    provision   merchant,    30    St 

Patrick  square 
Traquair  &  Dickson,  W.S.,  17  Young  street 
Traquair,  J.,  dairy,  267  Cowgate 
Traquair,    Robert,    ironmonger,   42    Candle- 
maker  row  and  25  Potterrow  ;  house,  26 

Bristo  street 


Traquair,  Wm.,  jun.,  S.S.C,  30  Clarence  st 
Traquair,  Miss,  greengrocer,  14  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Trayner,  John,  advocate,  10  St  Colme  street 
Tregilgas,  William  Clark,  tailor  and  clothier, 

99  Princes  street;  house,  31  Dundas  street 
Trench,  Miss  Isabella,  12  Sahsbury  street 
Trench,  Miss,  26  Royal  crescent 
Trestrail,  H.  P.,  examining  officer,  2  Kirk  st. 
Trever,  William,  bootmaker,  15  St  James'  sq. 
Trimble,  George,  C.E.,  7  Malta  terrace 
Trinity    House,    99    Kirkgate ;     Sebastian 

Duncan,  master 
Tripp,  William,  spirit  dealer,  18  Fox  lane ; 

house,  19 
Tron  Church  Female  Industrial  School, 

14   Niddry  street;    Mrs   M'Niel,   matron; 

Miss  Menzies,  teacher 
Trotter,  Alexander,  teacher  of  mathematics, 

etc.,  59  George  street 
Trotter,  Andrew,  London  guard,  19  Living- 
stone place 
Trotter,  George,  16  Madeira  street 
Trotter,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  11  Davie 

street 
Trotter,    Robert,    West    lodge,    Donaldson's 

hospital,  West  Coates 
Trotter,  Robert,  engineer,  36  Whitfield  place 
Trotter,  William,  commercial  traveller,  West 

lodge,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Trotter,  William  {Commercial  Bank),  4  Union 

street,  Leith 
Trotter,  Mrs  G.,  38  Brunswick  street 
Trotter,  Mrs  Margaret,  71  Cmnberland  street 
Trotter,  Mrs  Nicol,  29  Richmond  place 
Trotter,  Mrs  Thomas,  15  Glover  street 
Trotter,  Mrs,  7  Charles  street 
Trotter,  Mrs,  11  Melville  street 
Trotter,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  59  George  st. 
Troup,  Alexander  Christisou,  3  Saimders  st. 
Troup,  David,  3  Saunders  street 
Truefitt,  Peter,  photogTaphic  and  art  gallery, 

Clock  house,  65  Princes  street 
Truefitt,  William,  photographer,   63  Princes 

street ;  house,  18  Duncan  street 
Truman,  Hanbury,  Buxton,  &  Co.'s  London 

porter  store,  4  Bernard  street 
Tuke,  Charles  W.,  R.N.,  7  Viewforth  terrace 
Tullis,  R.,  &  Co.,  papermakers  and  wholesale 

stationers    (James    Hunter,    manager),    7 

George  street 
Tullis,  Mrs,  Tullis  lodge,  5  Bruntsfield  place 
Tullis,  Mrs,  3  James'  place,  Leith 
Tullo,  James,  15  Brown  street 
Tulloch,  James,    gardener   and   greengrocer, 

27  London  street 
Tulloch,  William,  28  Bernard  street 
Tulloch,  Rev.  Wm.,  Scienues  grove,  Murray 

street,  Sciennes  hill 
Tulloch,  Mrs  Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  19  Elbe  st. 
Tully,  A.,  grocer,  183  Canongate 
Tully,  Mrs  Jas.,  lodgings,  8  Mackenzie  place 
Tully,  Miss,  9  Montague  street 
jTunna,  Jessie,  dairy,  15  South  St  James'  st. 


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Tiinny.  James G..photosrrapher  and  calotypist, 
9S  Princes  street,  102  South  bridge,  and 
11  Salisbvuy  place 

Tupman,  James,  7  Admiralty  street 

Turcan,  Charles  G.,  corn  factor,  76  Constitu- 
tion street ;  house.  2  Union  street,  Leitli 

Tm-ciin.  Mrs  John,  2  Union  street,  Leith 

Turnbull  &  Huth,  clotliiers  and  drapers,  2 
West  Nicolson  street 

Turnbull  &  Kaj^,  -wholesale  grocers  and  fruit 

•    merchants,  Gay  field  square 

Turnbull,  Salvesen,  &  Co.,  commercial  mer- 
chants and  shipbrokers,  23  Sandport  street 
and  Granton 

Turnbull  &  Spears,  printers,  21  George  street 

Tarnbull  &  Wilson,  -wholesale  and  retail 
cotton,  linen,  and  woollen  warehousemen, 
60  South  bridge 

Turnbull,  J!  &  J.,  W.S.,  58  Frederick  street 

Turnbull,  Robert,  &  Co.,  merchants,  42  Con- 
stitution street 

Turnbull,  W.,  &  Co.,  lime  merchants,  St 
Leonard  street 

Turnbull,  A.  (T.  S,-  Kay),  4  E.  Broughton  pi. 

Turnbull,  Adam  (G.P.O.),  69  Kirkgate 

Turnbull,  Alexander,  commission  agent,  90 
Constitution  street 

Turnbull,  Andre-w,  3  Livingstone  place 

TurnbuU,  A.  ^Y.,  9  Argyle  teiTace 

Turnbull,  George  Y.  (T.,  Salvesen,  c^  Co.),  26 
Drummond  place 

Turnbull,  George,  agent,  11  Market  place 

Turnbull,  George,  collector,  3  Gibson  street 

Turnbull,  James,  assistant  clerk  of  Session, 
51  Dick  place 

Turnbull,  Jas.,  engineer,  55  Prince  Regent  st. 

Turnbull,  James  {T.  i^  Spears),  7  Scotland  st. 

Turnbull,  James,  jun.,  -«Titer,  9  Lonsdale  ter. 

Turnbull,  James,  agent  of  the  Scottish  Tem- 
perance League,  18  Livingstone  place 

Turnbull,  Jn.  M. ,  photographer,  14  Nicolsonsq. 

Turnbull,  J.  S.,  2  Caledonian  terrace 

Turnbull.  John  M.  E.  (^Aitken,  Campbell,  cV 
T.).  7  India  street 

Turnbull,  John,  W.S.,  of  Abbey  St  Bathaus, 
49  George  square 

Turnbull,  John,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 139  Kirkgate 

Turnbull,  John,  12  Ponton  street 

Turnbull,  John,  agent.  National  Bank  of 
Scotland,  Leith  ;  house,  11  India  street 

Turnbull,  J.  Rutherfoord,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 104  Lauriston  place 

Turnbull,  John  (Tai/lor  cS-  T.),  25  S.  Clerk  st. 

Turnbull,  John  (Forrest  S,-  T.),22  Minto  st. 

Turnbull,  John,  clerk,  6  George  place 

Turnbull,  Patrick,  W.S.,  34  India  street 

Turnbull,  Pat.,  C.A.,  30  Northumberland  st. 

Turnbull,  P.,  butcher,  14  Leven  street 

Turnbull,  Richard,  3  Yictoria  street 

Turnbull,  Robert,  2  Mayfield  terrace 

Turnbull,  Robert,  cork  manufacturer,  5  Dock 
street ;  house,  2  Portland  terrace 


Turnbull,  R.  (Henderson  c^  T.),  6  Mansfield  pi. 
Turnbull,  Walter  H.  (F.  Richardson  6,-  Co.), 

6  George  place 
Turnbull,  Y^illiam,  accountant  (Royal  Banlc 

of  Scotland),  14  Lansdowne  crescent 
Turnlxill,  William  W.  (N.  B.  Raihray),  14 

Heriot  place 
Turnbull,  W.,  5  Lutton  place 
Tmnbull,  Y'illiam,  smith  and  edge-tool  maker 

and  ironmonger,  10  and  13  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Turnbull,  Wm.,  glass  stainer,  13  Grindlay  st. 
Turnbull,    WilUam    Elliot    (Lijon   c^-    T.),   8 

Lauriston  lane 
Turnbull,  :Mrs  A.,  19  Blacket  place 
Turnbull,  Mrs  A.  0.,  26  East  Preston  street 
Turnbull,  ^Irs  George,  2  Y".  Newington  place 
TurnbuU,  Mrs  Hugh,  8  Y''harton  place 
Turnbull,  Mra  Y^illiam,  20  Drummond  place 
Turnbull,    Mrs,    boarding   and    day    school^ 

Belle-vue  villa.  Ferry  road 
Turnbull,  ^Irs,  12  Clarence  street 
Turnbull,  ^Irs,  30  Northiunberland  street 
Turnbull,  Jlrs,  7  Little  King  street 
Turnbull.  Mrs,  30  Clarence  street 
Turnbull,  ^trs,  19  Home  street 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Archibald  place 
Turnbull,    Miss,    teacher    of    pianoforte,    4 

Duncan  street 
Turnbull,  Miss,  21  Union  street 
Turnbull,  Miss,  10  Dublin  street 
Turnbull,  Misses,  boarding-school,  41  Drmn- 

mond  place 
Tm-ner,  Alexander,  lathsplitter.  Upper  Grove 

place  ;  house,  52  Grove  street 
Turner,  Daniel,  writer,  18  Hugh  Miller  place 
Turner,    David,    draper,    31    South   bridge ; 

house,  55  South  Clerk  street 
Turner,    David,   sailmaker,   11    Dock  place ; 

house,  50  Albany  street,  Leith 
Turner,  George,  contractor,  104  Nicolson  st. 
Turner,  Hugh,  wholesale  seed  merchant,  43' 

Bernard  street 
Turner,   James,    wine   and   spirit  merchant, 

Caledonian   Railway  tavern,    29    Lothian 

road ;  house,  23 
Turner,  James,  city  guide,  26a  St  James'  sq. 
Turner,  James,  jun.,  engraver,  lithographer, 

and  general  steam  printer,  27  Lothian  road- 

house,  15  Leven  terrace 
Turner,  James,  13  Parkside  street 
Turner,  John,  22  Livingstone  place 
Turner,  John,  bootmaker,  155  West  port 
Turner,  J.,  china  merchant,  35  Thistle  street 
Turner,   Peter,  victual  and  spirit  merchant, 

18  Clerk  st.  ;  ho.  1  Duncan  st.,  Newingtou 
Turner,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  10  Y'el- 

lington  place,  Leith 
Turner,  Y'm.,  M.B.,  Professor  of  Anatomy, 

6  Eton  terrace 
Turner,  Y''.  N.,  bookseller,  stationer,  printer, 

and  bookbinder,  49  Tolbooth  wynd. 
Turner,  ^Villiam,   super\asor  (Inland   Rev.), 

14  Y^aterloo  pi.  ;  ho.  45  Lady  Menzies  place 


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Turner,  William,  chemist,  2  Grange  road 
Turner,  William,  draper.  290  Lawnmarket 
Turner.  Rev.  William,  St  Patrick's,  Cowgate 
Turner.  William,  grocer  and  Avine  merchant, 

50  Broughton  street ;  house,  99 
Turner,  WiUiam,  23  Maitland  street 
Turner,  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer,  32  Whitfield  pi. 
Turner,  Mrs  Peter,  7  Duncan  st.,  Newington 
Turner,  Mrs,  Myrtle  bank,  York  road 
Turner,  Mrs,  13  Calton  hiU 

Turpie,  Mrs,  cook,  17  Rose  street 
Turpie,  Miss,  23  Grange  road 
Turpy,  George,  livery  stables,  8  Park  place 
Tuting,  Mrs,  40a  Northumberland  street 
Tweedale,  James,  8  M'Laren  terrace 
Tweedale,  Robert,  flesher,  42  Bridge  street 
Tweeddale,  J.,  shoemaker,  14  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Tweeddale,  James,  pro'vision  merchant,  27a 

Pitt  street 
Tweedie  &  Macdonald,  jewellers,  32  Clerk  st. 
Tweedie,   Andrew,  victual  dealer,  14  Bruns- 
wick street 
Tweedie,  D.,  7  West  Newington  place 
Tweedie,  James,  hassock  maker,  1  Dairy  park 

terrace 
Tweedie,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

51  St  Leonard  street 
Tweedie,  John,  25  Morrison  street 
Tweedie,  John,  13  India  street 

Tweedie,  John,  Royal  Navy,  Craigend  villa, 

Bonnington 
Tweedie,  Peter,  15  Clarence  street 
Tweedie,  Thomas,  35  East  Claremont  street 
Tweedie,  Thos.,  draper,  22  Clerk  st. ;  ho.  34 
Tweedie,  William,  clerk,  1  Rockville  place 
Tweedie,  Mrs,  15  George  square 
Tweedie,  Mrs  John,  17  N.  Mansionhouse  road 
Tweedie,  Miss  B.,  30  Castle  terrace 
Tyrrell,  Walter,  goldbeater,  74  Rose  street : 

house,  23  Melville  terrace 
Tytler,  George  M.,  secretary.  Bank  of  Scot- 
land ;  house,  Woodhonselee,  Rosslyn 
Tytler,  James  Stuart,  W.S.,  67  Queen  street; 

house,  36  MelvUle  street 
Tytler,  Maiy  S.  Fraser,  27  Castle  terrace 

Underwood,  E.,  grocer,  19  High  st. ;  ho.  117 

Underwood,  J.,  baker,  53  St  Leonard  st.  : 
house,  12 

UNION  ASSTIRANCE  OITICE  {arient.  John 
Laurie)^  98  George  st.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  39 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  Parliament  square, 
62  George  street,  9  Downie  place,  168 
Canongate,  14Bemardst.,  19W. Maitland  st. 

Union  Canal  Company's  Office,  1  Port 
Hopetoun 

Union  Marine  Insurance  Comp.\ky  (Limited) 
(Ross,  Martin,  ^  Co.,  agents'),  44  Constitu- 
tion street 

United  Indu.strial  School,  South  Gray's 
close  {A.  Lauchlan,  teacher),  56  High  street 

United  Kingdo.m  Provident  Institution 
(Renton  i^"  Gray,  S.S.C.),  4  George  street 


United  Mercantile  Agency  (Cooper,  Craig, 

(-V  Craig),  18  St  Andrew  square 
United  Operative  Masons'  House  of  Call, 

94  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Universal    Life    Assur.ince    Society,    18 

Yoimg    street;    Macnaughton    &    Finlay, 

W.S.,  agents 
Unr'ersity,  The,  South  bridge 
University  Club  ;  J.  TurnbuU  Smith,   127 

Princes  street,  secretary 
University  of  Edinburgh  Endowjient  Asso- 

CLA.TI0N  ;  John  Christison,  W.S.,  secretary 
! University  Court;  John  Christison,  W.S., 

secretary 
University    General     Col-ncil  ;     Thomas 

Gilbert,  secretary  and  registrar 
University" — Court  of    Curators;    R.   B. 

Johnston,  W.S.,  secretary 
University — Senatus  ;  John  Wilsou,  secy. 
University  of  Edinburgh  Factor's  Office, 

61  Castle  street  (John  Cook,  W.S.)  ;  hours, 

10  to  3 
Upton,  T.,  1  Blenheim  place 
Ure,  Robert,  fruiterer,  53  Duke  street,  Leith 
Ure,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  50  India  place 
Urie,  James,  railway  guard,  16  Johnston  ter. 
Urmston,  Aug.  H.,  22  AthoU  crescent 
Urquhart,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

36b  Frederick  street 
Urquhart,  C,  grocer,  52  Thistle  street 
Urquhart,    D.    S.,    station   agent,    Waverley 

bridge  station  ;  house,  29  Brougham  street 
Urqulmrt,  David  J.,  commission  agent,  6  Ber- 
nard street ;  house,  31  Lauder  road 
Urquhart,  George,  smith.  Circus  lane  ;  house. 

7  North-west  Circus  place 
Urquhart,    James,    secretary   Scottish    Coast 

Mission,  35  Scotland  street 
Urquhart,  Jas.  W.  (B.  L.  Co.),  31  Lauder  rd. 
Urquhart,    John,    die   and   stamp   cutter,    2 

Roxburgh  terrace 
Urquhart,  Rev.  John,  10  Restalrig  terrace 
URQUHART,  KENNETH,  joiner  and  cabinet- 
maker, 36  Bristo  street,     ^i^  See  Adv.  p.  69 
Urquhart,  R.,  21  West  Richmond  street 
Urquhart,  R.,  5  Macnab  street 
Urquhart,  William,  architect.  Royal  Exchange 

buildings,  297  High  St.;  ho.  8  Lauristonpark 
Urquhart.  Mrs  James,  11  Leopold  place 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  5  St  Colme  street 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  nurse,  35  Jamaica  street 
Urquhart,  Miss,  25  Queensferry  street 
Usher,  Andrew,  &  Co.,   distillers,  wine  and 

spirit  merchants,  22,  24,  and  26  West  Nicol- 

son  st.  ;  distillery  at  Sciennes  st. ;  maltings 

and  bonded  stores  at  St  Leonard's  depot 
Usher,    A.    &   J.,   Ediubm-gh    distUlery,   31 

West  Sciennes 
Usher,  James  &  Thomas,  brewers,  The  Paxk 

brewery,  St  Leonard  street 
Usher,  Andrew  (.4.  U.  ^-  Co.),  30  Blacket  pi. 
Usher,  Thomas,  18  Lauder  road 
Usher,  Mrs  James,  16  Lynedoch  place 


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Usher,  Miss,  4  Sylvan  place 

Usherwood,  Mrs  E.,  laundress,  10  St  John's  hi. 

Utterson,  Mrs  R.,  spirit  dealer,  2J:  Potterrow  ; 
house,  8  Nicolson  square 

Utterson,  R.,  contractor,  11  Bowling-green  st. 

Utterson,  ^Irs,  French  staymaker,  30  Frede- 
rick street 

Vaccine  Institution",  Central,  for  Scot- 
land ;  Wm.  Husband,  M.D.,  28  Clarence 
street,  superintendent 

Valentine,  John,  &  Co.,  wholesale  warehouse- 
men, 1:A  North  bridge 

Valentine,  John  (/.  V.  ^-  Co.),  8  Seton  place 

Vallance,  George,  1  Gayfield  square 

VaUance,  H.  F.,  30  Upper  Gray  street 

Vallance,  James,  commercial  traveller,  Lovers' 
loan  cottage,  Carlimg  place 

Vallance,  John,  coal  merchant,  3  Port  Hamil- 
ton ;  house,  10  St  Anthony  place 

VaUance,  John,  carver  and  gilder,  24  West 
Preston  street ;  house,  1  Rockville  plaice 

Vallance,  J.,  Berlin  wool  warehouse,  29 
George  iv.  bridge  ;  house,  47 

Vallance,  Thomas,  grocer,  30  Potterrow ; 
house,  7  Park  street 

Vallance,  "WUliam,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht., 
116  West  port 

Vallance,  William;  baker,  6  GlanvOle  place ; 
house,  11  West  Claremont  street 

Vallance,  Wm.,  confectioner  and  pastry  baker, 
13  Hanover  street  and  5  Calton  street  ; 
house,  4  Calton  hOl 

VaUance,  W.  F.,  artist,  1  Mound  place 

VaUely,  P.  C,  stamper,  In.  Rev.,  7  Hill  place 

Vance,  John,  brassfounder,  90  Candlemaker 
row  ;  house,  9  Crichton  street 

Vanders,  J.,  23  MelvUle  terrace 

Vannan,  WUliam  H.,  printseller,  1  Tarvit  st. 

Vary,  Miss,  22  Comely  bank 

Veitch,  A.  &  J.,  cabinetmakers,  4  Lady&eld  pi 

Veitch,  Alexander,  fruiterer  and  florist,  54b 
Lothian  street ;  house,  56 

Veitch,  Andrew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  2 
and  4  Cowgatehead  ;  ho.  2  Heriot  mount 

Veitch,  A.  D.,  Assistant-Clerk  of  Justiciary, 
General  Register  House,  24  MelviUe  terrace 

Veitch,  D.,  68  Cumberland  street 

Veitch,  George  S.,  Bank  of  Scotland,  14  St 
Patrick  square  ;  house,  Oswald  road 

Veitch,  Rev.  James,  D.D.,  8  N.  Merchiston  pi. 

Veitch,  James,  hotel,  120  and  122  George  st. 

Veitch,  John  CampbeU,  cooper,  28  Port  Hope- 
toun  ;  house,  5  Chalmers'  buildings 

Veitch,  Jn.,  spirit  dlr.,  89  Fountainbr. ;  bo.  88 

Veitch,  Jn.,  water  officer,  40a  Cumberland  st. 

VEITCH,  R.,  coal,  hay,  and  straw  merchant, 
Rose  lane  station  and  90  Abbey  hill. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  99 

Veitch,  Robert,  victual  dealer,  2  Buccleuchst. 

Veitch,  Robert,  dairyman,  2  Lonestone  street 

Veitch,  Thomas,  163  Cowgate 

Veitch,  WUliam,  grocer,  etc.,  1  Sandilands  pi. 


Veitch,  William,  5  I^auriston  park 
Veitch,   William,   cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 
undertaker,  and  house  agent,  54  George  st., 
iron  and  brass  bedstead  and  bedding  manu- 
facturer, 71  Lbtlxian  road  ;  house,  73 
Veitch,  Mrs,  1  Darnaway  street 
Veitch,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse  and  midwife,   17 

London  street 
Veitch,  Mrs,  5  Upper  Grove  place 
Veitch,  Mrs,  20  Middle  Arthur  place 
Veitch,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  dealer,  3  Cumberland  st. 
Veitch,  Mrs  Thomas,  24  Gardner's  crescent 
Veitch,  Miss  Jessie,  15  Catherine  street 
Veitch,  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Kerr  street 
Veitch,  Misses  C.  &  R.,  fancy  repository,  105 

Nicolson  street 
Veni,  Mrs  Geo.,  lithographer  and  ticket  writer, 

227  High  street 
Vernon,  J.  E.,  jeweUer,  watchmaker,  and  opti- 
cian, 54  Leith  st.  and  17  Lothian  rd. ;  ho.  13 
VERNON,  WILLIAM  FRANK,  surgeon -dentist, 

9  Viewforth  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  51 
VERNON,  WM.   FRED.,  dental  surgeon,  80b 

Princes  street.     ^  See  Adv.  jj.  116 
Vernor,  Mrs,  15  Salisbury  road 
Vert,  William,  tobacconist,  41  Bucclevich  st. 
Vertue,   WUliam,   &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  8 

Constitution  street 
Vertue,  Duncan,  H.E.I.C.S.,  3  Eton  terrace 
Vertue,  George  (W.  V.  ^V  Co.),  42  India  street 
Vessey,  Mrs,  superintendent  Ulbster  Indus- 
trial School,  Water  of  Leith 
Vetch,  W.  W.,  7  Pitt  street,  Bonumgtou 
Victoria  Foundry,  Springfield,  Leith  walk  • 

R.  Catanach  Smith,  proprietor 
Victoria  Lodging-houses,  85  West  port,  115 

Cowgate,  and  2  Merchant  street 
Villa  Gardener  Office,  6  India  buildings 
Vincent,  John,  spirit  merchant,  5  Bernard  st. 
Viner,  Henry,  brewer  and  manager  (./.  A.  (V 

Co.),  85  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Virtue  &  Co.,  publishers  and  booksellers,  46 

Nicolson  street ;   John  Matheson,  agent 
Virtue,  WUliam,  tailor,  22  Melville  terrace 
Visick,  Charles,  126a  Princes  street 
Vueghs,    Louis,    professor    of    danciug    and 
deportment,  117  George  street 

Wach,  Fred.,  boot  and  shoe  mer.  and  manuf.; 

1  Water  lane  ;  store,  16  Crown  st. ;  ho.  15 
Waddel,  Andw.,  buUder  and  contractor.  Frier 

street  ;  house,  1  St  David's  terrace 
Waddel,  W.,  teacher  of  music,  9  Antigua  st.  ^ 
WaddeU  &  M'Intosh,  W.S.,  20  Royal  circus 
WaddeU,  A.  Peddie,  W.S.,  4  Great  Stuart  st. 
WaddeU,  G.  L.,  hatter  and  hosier,  9  Calton  st. 
WaddeU,  James,  5  Claremont  park 
WaddeU,  Peter,  5  Claremont  park 
WaddeU,    WiUiam  {R.  Laidlaw    cj-    Son),   3 

West  Preston  street 
WaddeU,  WiUiara,  W.S.,  20  Royal  circus 
AVaddell,  Mrs  James,  65  Prince  Regent  street 
WaddeU,  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Queensferry  st. 


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Wcaddie  &  Co.,  manufacturing  stationers,  37 [Walker,  James,  National  Bank  messenger,  37 

Queen  street  ■  West  Register  street 

Waddie,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  shipbrokers  and  com-  Walker,  James,  janitor,  20  York  place 


mission  agents,  43  Bernard  street 
Waddie,  Charles  (W.  A"  Co.),  3  E.  Preston  st. 
Waddie,  John  (W.  c^  Co.),  7  Derby  street 
Wade,  Major  J.  P.  Carruthers,  6  Wemyss  pi. 
Wagner,  George,  42  Regent  place 
Wahab,  Lieut.-Gen.  Chas.,  38  Royal  terrace 
Waitt,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  69  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Wakelin,  Henry,  4  Keir  street 
Wakeman,  Mrs,  6  Strathearn  road 
Walcot,  John  (G.  Callam  ^-  Co.),  4  Gayfield  pi. 
WALDIE,    JAMES,    &   SONS,    coal   and  coke 
merchraits,  39  "\A''hitfield  place,  Leith  walk  ; 
also  Leith  walk,  Haymarket,  Scotland  st., 
North   Leith,    Trinity,    Granton,    and    St 
Leonard's  coal   stations.     Order  offices,  3 
West  ToUcross,  39  Queen  street,   and   85 
Clerk  street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  95 
Waldie,  Adam,  dairyman,  8  Prospect  street 
Waldie,  David,  smith  and  Ijellhanger,  58  Bristo 

street ;  house,  15  Cowan's  close 
Waldie,  D.  (/.  W.  ^-  Sons),  G  Grove  street 
Waldie,  George,  fruiterer  and  greengrocer,  1 1 

Clifton  terrace 
Waldie,  J.,  dairy,  123  Pleasance 
AValdie,  James,  jun.  (/.  IK.  ^'  Suns),  Cockburn 

bank,  Bonnington 
Waldie,  Thos.  (./.  W.  cV  Soiis),  4  Madeira  st. 
Waldie,  Mrs,  25  South  Clerk  street 
Waldie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  38  Cmnberland  st. 
Wale,  Mrs,  2  Crichton  street 
Walker,  G.  &  J.,  linen  and  woollen  drapers, 

2  Kirkgate 
Walker,  Joseph,  &  Son,  bricklayers,  10  Jane- 
field  place 
Walker,  M.,  &  Co.,  publishers  and  printers, 

2  Rose  street 
Walker,  Major  A.,  28  East  Preston  street 
Walker,  Alex.,  portmanteau,  trunk,  and  brush 

manufacturer,  97  Princes  street 
Walker,  A.  B.,  Brougliton  hall,  Broughton  rd. 
Walker,  A.  (Dickson  cj-  W.),  15  Viewforth  pi. 
Walker,  Alexander,  glass  and  heraldic  painter, 
embosser,  and  decorative  japanner,  10  Leith 
street  ter.  ;  house,  Janefield,  Corstorphine 
Walker,  Alex.,  confectioner,  117a  Canongate 
Walker,  Alex.,  china  merchant,  32  Cowgate ; 

house,  17  Spittal  street 
Walker,  Arch.,  chimney-sweeper,  11  Bread  st. 
Walker,  Archd.,  newsagent,  52  Buccleuch  st. 
Walker,  Arthur  Abney,  32  Melville  street 
Walker,  David,  grocer,  9a  Scotland  street 
Walker,  David  (Smith  cS"  W.),  9  Jamaica  st. 
Walker,  David,  sawyer,  6  Bangor  road 
Walker,  David,  victualler,  12  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Walker,  Fletcher,  bookbinder,  23  Downie  pi. 
Walker,  G.,  Avater  oflicer,  123  Princes  street 
Walker,  George,  wright,  25  North  bridge 
AValker,  George,  dairyman,  21  Clerk  street 
Walker,    George,    chemist   and  druggist,   35 
William  street 


Walker,    James,    recorder,    Calton    l:)urying- 

ground,  21  Calton  hill;  ho.  9  S.  Norton  pi. 

Walker,  Jas.,  draper  and  millinery  warehouse, 

134  Kirkgate  ;  house,  1  Thomson  place 
Walker,  James,  linen  draper,  35  George  st.  ; 

house,  6  Howe  street 
Walker,  James,  of  Dairy,  advocate,  10  Gros- 

venor  crescent 
Walker,  Jas.,  coffee,  tea,  and  wine  merchant, 
54  Nicolson  street  and  73  Hanover  street ; 
house,  Harrogate  villa,  Sciennes  hill 
Walker,  James,  of  Forderlye,  55  S.  Clerk  st. 
Walker,  James,  spirit  dealer,  Newhaven 
Walker,  James,  3  Castle  street 
Walker,  James,  32  Alva  place 
Walker,  Jas.  C,  architect,  2  N.E.  Circus  pi. 
Walker,  James,  36  Maryfield  place 
Walker,  Jas.  (Hor/g  ^'  W.),  2a  Viewforth  park 
Walker,  John,  dispensing  chemist,  16  Glad- 
stone place ;  house,  17 
Walker,  John  (Bill  Chavibers,  Register  Ho  use) ^ 

13  Broughton  place 
Walker,  John,  mason,  22  Barony  street 
Walker,  John,  W.S.,  2  Queen  street ;  house, 

31  Buckingham  terrace 
Walker,  John,  house  painter  and  glazier,  43 
North  Pitt  street  ;  house,  3  Henderson  row 
Walker,    John   (scaj.    N.    B.    Railway  Co.)., 

Stratheden  villa,  5  Chalmers  crescent 
Walker,  John  WUliara,  9  Mayfield  street 
Walker,  John,  bricklayer,  5  Gordon  street 
Walker,  Joseph,  engineer,  7  Kirk  street 
AValker,    Oliver,    dealer   in   earthenware,    11 

Broad  Avynd 
Walker,  Peter,  spirit  mercht.,  42  Whitfield  pi. 
Walker,    Rev.    R.   W.,    B.D.    (Dean    Parish 

Church),  6  Magdala  crescent 
Walker,  Robt.,  tailor  and  clothier,  2  Tollcross 
Walker,  Robert,  wholesale  tea  merchant,  IS' 
Brown  square ;  house,  14  Lauriston  gardens 
Walker,  Robert,  2  Scotland  street 
Walker,  Robert,  Summerfield 
Walker,  Robert,  contractor,  IG  Cromwell  st. 
Walker,  Robert,  G  Douglas  terrace 
Walker,  R.  (Bell  ^-  Bradfute),  treasurer  of 
George   Watson's   and    ]\[erchant    Maiden 
Hospitals,  12  Bank  street;  house,  E.  Mer- 
chiston,  Merchiston 
Walker,  Thomas,  tailor,  21  Barony  street 
Walker,  Thomas,  baker,  5  Johnston  place  ;  ho. 

3  Raeburn  place 
Walker,  Thos.  A[.,  oil  and  colourman,  106  West 

bow;  house  Monkton  hall,  Musselburgh 
Walker,  Thomas,  weigher.  Port  Hamilton 
Walker,  W.,  N.  B.  Railway  office,  Canal  street 

and  4  Princes  street 
Walker,  William,  draper,  6  Kirkgate 
"W^alker,  W. ,  bootcloser,  2  Northumberland  pi. 
Walker,  William  L.,  clerk,  32  Alva  place 
Walker,  Wm.  Stuart,  of  Bowland,  125  Geo.  st. 


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Walker,  Wm.,  surgeon,  -i?  Xortliimiberland  st. 
Walker,  TTin.,  police  treasurer,  19  Charlotte 

street  ;  house,  4  Thomson's  place 
Walker,  William,  24  St  Vincent  street 
Walker,  William.  1  Bright  terrace 
Walker,  Mrs  A.  R.,  1  Mayfield  street 
Walker,  Mrs  A.  S.,  2  Scotland  street 
Walker,  Mrs  David,  34:  Biiccleuch  place 
Walker,  Mrs  David,  5  Howe  street 
Walker,  Mrs  Geo.,  4  Wellington  place,  Leith 
Walker,  Mrs  James  F.,  2  Windsor  street 
Walker,  Mrs  John  W.,  23  Pilrig  street 
Walker,  J\li>3  John  M.,  25  Charlotte  street 
Walker,  Mrs  R.,  3  Livingstone  place 
Walker,  iirs,  provision  dealer,  61  Potterrow 
Walker,  ^Irs,  43  Grange  road 
Walker,  Mi^,  22  Broughtou  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  24  Clarence  street 
Walker,  Mi-s,  32  Haddington  place 
i  Walker,  Mrs,  1  Smnmerhall  place 
i  Walker,  Mrs,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  10  Stan- 
i      hope  place 

Walker,  Mi's,  4  Bonnington  place 
'  Walker,  Miss  Ellen,  16  Hope  street 
Walker,  Miss,  3  Gloucester  place 
Walker,  Miss,  8  Thornville  terrace 
Walker,  ^Miss,  2  Hart  street 
■  Walker,  ^liss,  25  Dick  place 
Walking&haw,  Francis,  17  South  Norton  place 
IValkingshaw,  G.,  Leith  walk  station  ;  house, 

17  South  Norton  place 
:  Walkinshaw,  WiUiam.  writer.  Echo  bank 
;  WALLACE,  ANDREW,  &  CO.   (late    Wallace 
^"  WJii/te),  foreign  and  British  marble  works, 
Shrub  place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  51 
Wallace,  Robert,  &  Co.,  printers,  96  Rose  st. 
Wallace,  Andrew  (A.    W.  cj-   Co.),  20  Had- 
dington place 
WaUace,  Andrew,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  28  Ber- 
nard street 
Wallace,   Ancb-ew  P.   (Anderson  ^-    TI'".),  19 

Pamuure  place 
Wallace,    A.    B.,   teacher   of  music,   Murray 

villa,  St  Catherine  place 
Wallace,  Daniel  {Register  Office),  4  Stanhope 

place 
Wallace,   David,  wright,   house  factor,   etc., 

19  Panmure  place 
Wallace,  E.,  W.S.,  5  St  Vincent  street 
Wallace,   Frank  M.,    teacher   of  music,   138 

Nicolson  street 
WaUace,  G.  H.,  upholsterer,  6  St  Mary  street 
Wallace,  James,  3  Wasliington  place 
Wallace,  James,  7  South  Norton  place 
Wallace,  Jas.,  teacher  of  music,  11  Jane  ter. 
Wallace,    James   (Adam,    Sons,    S)-    Co.),   30 

Howard  place 
Wallace,  James,  late  banker,  29  Royal  ter. 
Wallace,  John,  8  Henderson  place 
Wallace,  John,  31  Grindlay  street 
Wallace,  John,  7  Corunna  place 
Wallace,  John  G.,  tailor  and  clothier,  74  Great 
Junction  street 


Wallace,  John,  clerk  of  Holyrood  House,  31 

Alva  street 
Wallace,  John,  lithographic  draughtsman,  11 

Melbourne  place 
Wallace,  J.  B.,  3  Summerhall  place 
Wallace,  -M.  (Macfarlanc  &,•  W.),  9  Castle  ter. 
Wallace,  Peter,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 

Albany  street  lane 
Wallace,  Rev.  Robt.,  D.D.,  17  Gayfield  square 
Wallace,  Robert  (//.  M.  C),  37  Sheriff  brae 
Wallace,  Robert,  commercial  traveller,  2  East 

Broughton  place 
Wallace,  R.  B.  (Customs),  Bathfield  house 
Wallace,  T.,  bootmaker,  69  Broughton  street 
Wallace,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  9  Wardie 

avenue 
Wallace,  Thomas,  19  Panmure  place 
Wallace,  Thomas,  42  Maryfield  place 
Wallace,  Walter,  sculptor,  65  Frederick  st. 
Wallace,  Walter,  29  Melville  terrace 
Wallace,  WUliam,  baker,  1  Maitland  street, 

Newhaven 
Wallace,  William  D.,  S.S.C,  31  Alva  street 
Wallace,  WUliam,  engineer,  Wardie  cottages. 

Ferry  road 
Wallace,  W.,  of  Busbie,  Wester  Dairy  house, 

Dairy  road 
Wallace,  Mrs  John,  20  Glover  street 
WaUace,  Mrs,  6  Merchiston  place 
Wallace,  Mrs,  43  East  Claremont  street 
Wallace,  Mrs,  1  Rankeillor  street 
Wallace  &  Brown,  Misses,  Berlin  repository, 

132  George  street 
Wallace,  Miss,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  17 

South  College  street 
WaUace,  ]\Iiss,  2  Albert  terrace.  Trinity 
Wallace,  Miss,  7  South  Norton  place 
Wallace,  blisses,  9  Pilrig  street 
Waller,  Mrs,  1  Malta  terrace 
Walls,  Archibald,  20  Bank  street 
Walls,    James,   baker    and   confectioner,    34 

Grindlay  street ;  house,  46 
Walls,  J.,  printer,  7b  St  Patrick  square 
WaUs,  John,  S.S.C,  33  Heriot  row 
Walls,  Peter,  wright  and  undertaker,  5  Albany 

street,  Leith  ;  house,  45 
Walmesley,  Rev.  Henry  W.,  17  Lauriston  st. 
Walsh,  Mrs  EUza,  18  Leopold  place 
Walters,  George,  Royal  Institution  and  Na- 
tional Gallery,  Mound 
Walton,  Fred.  R.  (In.  Rev.),  2  Macnab  street 
WarUess,  George,  1  GUlespie  crescent 
Wanless,  Robert,  gardener,  8  Merchiston  ter. 
War  burton,  Charles,  8  Springfield 
Warburton,  John,  newsagent,  23  Haddington 

place 
Ward  &  Tupman,  sliipbroks.,  2  Commercial  st. 
Ward,  Peter,  warehouseman,  26  Carnegie  st. 
Ward,  Mrs  W.  F.,  16  East  Norton  place 
Wardale,  Thomas,  sawmaker,  44  Grassmarket; 

house,  23  George  iv.  bridge 
Wardale,   Miss  Mary,  teacher  of  music,    23 

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Warden,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  oil  merchanis  and  dry- 
salters,  7  Ronaldsoii's  buildings,  Leith  walk 

Warden,  Francis  S.,  2  Salisbury  square 

"Warden,  William,  13  Claremont  crescent 

Warden,  Mrs,  4  Lennox  street 

Wardlaw,  A.  &  J.,  smiths.  East  London 
street ;  house,  18  Broughton  street 

Wardlaw,  Adam  L.,  23  Forth  street 

Wardlaw,  Henry,  rag  merchant,  49  High 
street ;  house,  39  Nicolson  street 

Wardlaw,  John  F.,  W.S.,  Willowbank  house, 
Newhaven  road 

Wardlaw,  Miss  J.,  dressmaker,  1  Cobden  ter. 

Wardrop,  Rev.  J.  R.,  2  West  Circus  place 

Wardrop,  Maitland  (-Broif^ri  §■  TF.),  The  Lodge, 
2  Forbes  road 

Wardrop,  Jane,  dyer  of  lace  and  crape,  322 
Lawnmarket 

Wares,  Alexander,  traveller,  4  Rankeillor  st. 

Wares,  M.,  bootmaker,  13  Romily  place 

Warner,  John,  lodgings,  45  Albany  street 

Warrack,  John,  &  Co.,  commission  merchants 
and  insurance  brokers,  43  Constitution  st. 

Warrack,  John  (/.  W.  ^-  Co.),  14  Carlton  ter. 

Warraker,  William,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter, 
14  W.  Nicolson  street ;  ho.  25  Rankeillor  st. 

Warren,  Jn.,  surveyor  ((?. P.O.), 4  Mayfield st. 

Warren-der  Golf  Club,  10  Meadow  place 

Warrender,  Sir  George,  Bart.,  Bruntsfield 
house,  Whitehouse  loan 

Warrick  &  Sons,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 15  Giles  street 

Warrick,  W.  (IF.  §■  Sons),  12  Claremont  park 

Warrick,  Mrs  Jane,  provision  dealer,  20  Port- 
land place,  Leith 

Wason,  William  K.,  Robertson's  Academy, 
19  E.  Preston  street ;  house,  5  Arniston  pi. 

Wass,  Asa,  woollen  rag  merchant,  63  Foim- 
tainbridge 

Wasserzug,  M.,  picture-frame  maker,  84 
West  bow 

WASTLE,  JOHN  M.,  carver,  gilder,  and  printer, 

11  Shrub  place  ;  house,  12.     See  Adv.  p.  61 
Water  of  Leith  Sewerage  Commissioners  ; 

Jas.  Macknight,  W.S.,  12  London  st.,  clerk 
Waters  &  ^Mitchell,  proprietors  and  manufac- 
turers of  Scott's  vegetable  pills,  51  and  53 
Lothian  street 
Waters,  Henry,  39  Fountainbridge 
Waters,  Hen.,  butcher,  133  Rose  st. ;  ho.  166 
Waters,  Mrs  Thomas,  3  Brougham  street 
Waters,  Mrs,  10  Society 
Waters,  Miss  H.,  42  Lothian  street 
Waterson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  24  Howe  street 
Waterston  &  Johnston,  booksellers,  20  Ber- 
nard street 
Waterston,   David,    &    Son,    hosiers,    shirt- 
makers,  ladies'  and  gentlemen's  outfitters, 

12  George  street 

Waterston,  Geo.,  &  Son,  wholesale  stationers, 
lithograishers,  account  book  and  sealing- 
wax  makers,  56  Hanover  street ;  sealing- 
wax  factory,  12  St  John's  hill 


Waterston,  David,  14a  Dublin  street 
Waterston,  George  (G.   W.  Sj-  Son),  19  E. 

Claremont  street 
Waterston,    Janaes,   junior,    coal    merchant ; 

offices,  Caledonian  Railway  Coal  depot  and 

31  Hamilton  place  ;  house,  24  Clerk  street 
Waterston,  James  H.,  27  Frederick  street 
Waterston,  James  H.,  district  superintendent 

Scottish  Permissive  Bill  and  Temperance 

Association,  2  South  Holyrood  street 
Waterston,  Peter,  sewing-machine  agent,   15 

South  Frederick  st.  ;  ho.  48  Cumberland  st. 
Waterston,  Wm.,  grocer,  6  Amelia  Ann  pi. 
Waterston,  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  9  Albany  street 
Waterston,  Mrs,  7  West  Newington  place 
Waterstone,  Mrs  J.,  teacher   of  music,   121 

Princes  street 
Wathem,  Alfred  H.,  25  North  bridge 
WATHEESTON,  JOHN,  &  SONS,  buUders  and 

house   carpenters,   29    Queensferry  street. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  90 
Watherston,  James,  builder,  East  Dairy  house, 

Dairy  road 
'\\^atherston,  John,  5  Livingstone  place 
Watherston,  William,  builder,  23  Grosvenor  st. 
Watherston,  Mrs  John,  4  Cambridge  street 
Watkins,  Mrs,  6  Buckingham  terrace 
Watling,  Mrs,  34  Clerk  street 
Watling,  Mrs,  hotel,  10  S.  St  Andrew  street 
Watson  &  Couper,  china  clay  merchants,  31 

Quality  street ;  house,  11  Cochrane  place 
Watson,  Henry,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail 

woollen  and  linen  drapers,  241  High  street; 

house,  15  Hope  park  terrace 
Watson,  J.  M. ,  &  Co. ,  blacksmiths,  iron  roof 

and  wire  fence  manufrs.,  13  Coburg  street 
Watson,  J.,  &  Co.,  coal  mchts.,  37  Yardheads 
Watson,  Leybourne,   &  Co.,  corn  and  flour 

factors,  74  Constitution  street 
Watson,  Wm.,  &  Sous,  carpenters  and  joiners, 

90  Fountainbridge  ;  house,  23  Lothian  road 
Watson,  Adam,  joiner,  cabuietmaker,  uphol- 
sterer, house  agent,  and  appraiser,  23  Union 

street ;  house,  20  Annandale  street 
Watson,  Adam,  B.S.,  Assistant  Professor  of  j 

Greek,  Edinburgh  University,  6  Oxford  st. 
Watson,  A.  C,  99  Broughton  street 
Watson,  Rev.  A.  E.,  Raebum  cottage,  Rae- 

burn  place 
Watson,  Alex.,  butcher,  47  Alva  place;  ho. 

44  Lady  Menzies  place 
Watson,  Alex.  (Alossman  Sf-  W.),  24  Brougham 

place 
Watson,  Andrew,  12  Upper  Grove  place 
Watson,  Anthony  (La  Cour  ^  W.),  9  Inver- 

leith  place 
Watson,  Charles,  Wardie  crescent 
Watson,  David,  ironmonger,  123  High  street ; 

house,  2  Merchiston  crescent 
Watson,  Edward  Pringle,   clothier  and  out- 
fitter, 61  Lothian  road 
WATSON,  GEORGE,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

undertaker,  house  agent,  and  manufacturer 


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of  the  hydrostatic  or  floating  bed  for  in- 
valids, 1  Teviot  row ;  house,  21  Charles  St. 
^  See  Adv.  p.  G8 

TTatsou,  Geo.,  solicitor  and  X.P.,  23  Duke  st. 

"Watsou,  Geo.  (TT'.  >5'  Coupcr),  11  Cochrane  pi. 

WATSON,  GEOEGE,  cabinetmaker  and  up- 
holsterer, 5  W.  ToUcross.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  66 

Watson,  George,  daii-yman,  4  Dublin  street 

TTatson,  George,  gardener.  3  Drmudiyan  st. 

Watson,  George,  engineer,  -41  Grindlay  street 

Watson,  George  H. ,  teacher  of  writing,  arith- 
metic, and  bookkeeping,  23  Archibald  place 

Watson's  (Geo.)  College-Schools,  Lauris- 
ton  :  A.  K.  Mackie,  S.S.C,  57  Hanover  st., 
secy. ;  Robt.  Walker,  12  Bank  st.,  treas. 

Watson,  Gordon,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  and 
house  factor,  5  Carnegie  street 

Watson,  Henry  G.,  123  George  street 

Watson,  James  {Scottish  Provident  Institution), 
45  Charlotte  square 

Watson,  James,  15  Douglas  ten^ace 

Watson,  J.  {Key.  House),  15  W.  Xewington  pi. 

Watson,  James,  C.A.  {Xew  Register  House). 
15  Leopold  place 

Watsou,  James,  Inland  Revenue,  6  Pilrig  st. 

Watson,  James,  clerk,  1  Darling's  buildings 

Watson,  James,  writing-master,  teacher  of 
arithmetic,  bookkeeping,  and  mathematics, 
1  Pahnerston  road,  Grange 

Watson,  James,  dairy,  5  Raebum  place 

Watsou,  James,  fish  salesman  and  commission 
agent,  Fishinai-ket  and  Morningside  bank  ; 
house,  2  Jordan  lane 

Watson,  James,  butcher,  5  Union  place ; 
house,  16  Broughton  street 

Watson,  Rev.  James,  112  Lauriston  place 

Watson,  James,  gas-meter  maker,  5  Glad- 
stone terrace 

Watson,  Jas.,  tailor  and  clothier,  72  Grove  st. 

Watson,  James  M.,  commission  agent,  7  Xorth- 
west  Circus  place 

Watson,  J.,  teacher  of  writing,  arithmetic, 
and  bookkeeping,  54  South  bridge  ;  house, 

15  South  Clerk  street 
Watson's,  Johx,  Institution,  Dean 
Watson,  John  {Scottish  Provident  Institution). 

16  Greenhill  gardens 

Watson,    John    Sinie    {Register  House),    65 

Ciunberland  street 
Watson,  J.,  bootmaker,  129  Xicolson  street 
Watson,    John  K.   {treasurer    and    manager. 

Edin.  Gas  Light  Co.),  14  Blackford  road 
Watson,  John,  39  James  street 
Watson,   John,   iron   bedstead  manufacturer 

and  commission  agent,  51  Hanover  street 

and  Thistle  street  lane  ;  ho.  34  Barony  st. 
Watson,  John,  com.  traveller,  13  Salisbuiy  st. 
Watson,  John,  shipmaster,  2  Madeira  place 
Watson,  John,  13  Charlotte  square 
Watson,  John,  6  West  Preston  street 
Watson,  John,  13  Drumdryan  street 
Watson,  John,  tailor,  22  Duncan  street 
Watson,  John  W.,  19  Riego  street 


Watson,  Josh.,  com.  trav.,  29  Lauriston  gars. 
Watson,  Rev.  Jonathan,  41  Ann  street 
Watson,  Leybourne,  15  Clarendon  crescent 
Watson,  Xeil  M'L.,  clerk,  15  Brown  street 
Watson,     Patrick     Heron,     M.D.,     F.R.S., 

F.R.C.S.E.,  16  Charlotte  square 
Watson,  Robert,  7  Cobden  terrace 
Watson,  Rt.,  coal  merchant,  10  Catherine  st. 
Watson,  Rt.,  greengrocer,  19  Brougham  pi. 
Watson,  Thomas,  tailor  and  clothier,  30  St 

James'  square 
Watson,  Thomas,  3  Xottingham  terrace 
Watson,  Thomas,  doorkeeper   Court  of  Ses- 
sion, 97  Rose  street 
Watson,  Thomas,  2Q  Waterloo  place 
Watsou,  W.  F.,  2  East  Preston  street 
AVatson,  William  R.  {General  Register  House), 

15  Gladstone  terrace 
Watson,    William   SmeUie,   R.S.A.,   portrait 

painter,  10  Forth  street 
Watson,  William,  advocate,  6  St  Colme  street 
Watson,  WiUiam  {agent.  Bank  of  Scotland, 
Morningside  branch),  5  Merchiston  terrace 
Watson,  William,  agent,  31  Grindlay  street 
Watson,  WiUiam,  8  Cobden  terrace 
Watson,  Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  194  Rose  st. 
Watson,  WiUiam  {teller,  Commercial  Hank  of 

Scotland),  3  Dean  terrace 
AYatson,  WiUiam,  teacher  of  music,  11  Park- 
side  street 
Watson,  AYiUiam,  joiner,  Murano  place;  house, 

14  Arthur  street,  Leith  walk 
Watson,  Mrs  Alexander,  28  Ann  street 
Watson,  Mrs  David.  13  Torphichen  street 
Watsou,  ill's  Ebenezer,  10  Smith's  place 
AYatson,  Mi-s,  14  Royal  crescent 
Watson,  Mrs  T.  B.,  2S  Broughton  place 
Watson,  iirs  William,  6  Fingal  place 
Watson,  Mrs,  6  Heriot  bridge 
Watson,  Mrs,  di-essmaker,  25  Thistle  street 
Watson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Hope  street 
Watson,  Mrs,  dairy,  21  Downie  place 
AYatson,  Mrs,  1  Banner  place,  ilomingside 
Watson,  Mrs,  4  Bruntsfield  place 
Watson,  Mrs,  30  Ann  street 
AYatson,  Mrs,  169  Fovmtainbridge 
Watson,  A.  &  E.,  dressmakers,  21  Charles  st. 
Watson,  J.  &  H.,  milliners  and  mantle  makers, 

8  and  9  Sowersby  place 
Watson,  Mary  M.,  teacher,  14  Arthur  st.,  Pilrig 
AA'atson,  Miss,  8  Union  street,  Leith 
Y'atson,  iliss,  5  Gladstone  terrace 
Watsou,  Miss,  28  Buccleuch  place 
AA'atson,  Miss  M.,  miUiner,  etc.,  12  Kirkgate 
Watson,  Miss  Margaret,  1 7  Torphichen  street 
Watson,  Miss,  6  Macnab  street 
AYatson,  Miss,  118  Princes  street 
AYatson,  Miss,  8  Salisbury  street 
Watson,  Miss,  3  GUlespie  street 
Watson,  Miss,  6  Pitt  street 
AYatson,  Miss,  27  East  Claremont  street 
Watson,  Miss,  di-essmaker,  21  Xelson  street    ' 
Watson,  Miss,  6  Marmion  terrace 


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Watson,  Miss,  48  Deau  street 

Watsou,  Misses,  11  Lutton  place 

Watson,  Misses,  61  York  place 

Watt   Institution,   School  of  Arts,   and 

Library  and  Model  Room,  Adam  square 
Watt  &  Andei-son,  S.S.C,  9  York  place 
Watt,  Andrew,  &  Sons,  saddlers  and  harness- 
makers,  1  South  St  David  street 
Watt,  J.  &  J.,  aerated  water  manufacturers, 

15  Canning  place 
Watt,  Alexander  H.  (late  Assay  Master'),  46 

Grange  road 
Watt,  Alexander  L.,  teacher  (F.  St  Andrew'' s 

ScJiool,  Stockhrichje),  28  Hugh  Miller  place 
Watt,  Aiex.,  spirit  merchant,  3  North  New- 

ingion  place;  house,  11  Canning  place 
Watt,  And.  {A.  W.  tj-  Sons),  3  Lonsdale  ter. 
Watt,  Andrew,  28  Scotland  street 
Watt,  Charles  C,  32  Rankeillor  street 
Watt,  David,  tailor^  and  clothier,  12a  Kirkgate; 

house,  Restalrig  terrace 
Watt,  E.,  china  merchant,  3,  4,  5,  and  8  Low 

Market  street;  house,  7  Park  street 
Watt,  George,  ivory,  bone,  and  cabinet  turner, 

1  Physic  gardens,  foot  of  Chahners'  close  ; 

house,  31  Miln's  court,  Chalmers'  close 
Watt,  George,  joiner,  11  Tarvit  street 
Watt,  George,  Rodger's  land.  Primrose  st. 
Watt,  Hugh,  S.S.C,  9  York  place 
Watt,  James  (/.  A.  Bertram  &,'  Co.),  5  James 

place,  Leith 
Watt,   James,  glass  and  china  merchant,  44 

St  John's  place.  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Watt,  James  {A.  W.  &,'  Sons),  12  Arniston  pi. 
Watt,  James,  22  Panmure  place 
Watt,  James,  junior,  7  Quality  street 
Watt,  James,  3  West  Cromwell  street 
Watt,  John,  bootmaker,  92  Main  street 
Watt,  John,  slip-master  and  superintendent, 

Granton  harbour  ;  house,  Granton  slip 
Watt,  John  (teller.  Commercial  Bank  oj" Scot- 
land), 10  Dryden  place 
Watt,  M.  J.,  surgeon-dentist,  13  South  Char- 
lotte street 
Watt,  Peter,  grocer,  19  Haddington  place 
Watt,  Robert,  7  Little  King  street 
Watt,  Robert,  clock  and  watch  maker,  4  N. 

Pitt  street 
Watt,  Robert,  farrier,  28  Coburg  st. ;  ho.  22 
Watt,  Robert,  4  West  Catherine  place 
Watt,  Thomas,  blacksmith,  34  Rose  street 
Watt,  Thomas,  7  Quality  street 
Watt,  Thos.  (.4.  W.  S,-  Sons),  26  Royal  cresct. 
Watt,  William,  officer  of  Edinburgh  Merchant 

Company,  4  Hunter  square 
Watt,  William,  5  Henderson  place 
Watt,  William,  draper,  9  Queen's  place,  Leith 
Watt,  Mrs  M.,  baker,  16  Riddle's  close  and  69 

Shore  ;  house,  51  Tolbooth  wynd 
Watt,  Mrs,  lodgings,  124a  Princes  street 
Watt,  Mrs,  apartments,  17  Melville  street 
Watt,  Miss,  dress  and  mantle  maker,  24a  Earl 

Grey  street 


Watt,  Miss,  dressmaker,  33  Maryfield  place 
Watt,  Miss,  20  Blackford  road 
Watt,  Misses,  10  Pilrig  street 
Watters,  Andrew,  Belleville,  Dalkeith  road 
Watters,    Robert,    basket    manufacturer,    92 
West  bow  and  N.  Gray's  cl. ;  ho.  86  W.  bow 
Watterston,  Andrew  E.,  12  Antigua  street 
Watts'  Hospital,  Duke  street,  Leith 
Wauchope,  Moodie,  &  Hope,  wine  merchants, 

14  Constitution  street 
Wauchope,  David  B.,  37  Melville  street 
Wauchope,  Mrs  G..  46  Heriot  row 
WAUGH,  BERNARD,  broker,  33  St  Mary 

street.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  50 
Waugh,  George,  engraver,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
Waugh,  George,  ham  and  sausage  shops,  110 

Nicolson  street  and  34a  Hanover  street 
Waugh,   James,  wine  merchant,    1   and   1a 

Pleasance  ;  house,  21  Melville  terrace 
Waugh,  John,  china,  rag,  and  metal  mercht., 
86  S.  Back  of  Canongate;  ho.  18  Pleasance 
Waugh,  R.,  wine  merchant,   19   West  Rich- 
mond street ;  house,  21  Melville  terrace 
Waugh,  R.,  wine  and  spmt  merchant,  8  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Waugh,  Robert,  14  West  Newington  place 
Waugh,  Mrs  Robert,  21  Leith  street 
Waugh,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Gordon  street 
Weatherburn,  Thos.,  farmer,  8  Lothian  road 
Weatherhead,  Mrs  Robert,  71  Clerk  street 
Weatherly,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  24a  Earl  Grey 

street 
Weatherstone,  Jas.,  corn  dealer,  47  Bridge  st. 
Webb,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  34 

Frederick  st. ;  house,  17  William  street 
Webb,  Edward,  hatter,  18  Lothian  street 
Webb,  George,  2  Tarvit  street 
Weber,  F.  W.,  tobacconist,  45  Sandporfc  st. 
Webster  &  Gardiner,  messengers-at-arms,  23 

St  James'  square 
Webster  &  Will,  S.S.C,  37  Albany  street 
Webster  &  Stoddart,  smiths.  Sec,  12  Sand- 
port  street 
Webster,  A.  B.,  M.D.,  13  Warriston  crescent 
Webster,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  123  Canon- 
gate ;  house,  1  St  John  street 
Webster,  Alexander,  6  Calton  street 
Webster,  Alexander,  36  Giles  street 
Webster,  Andrew,  S.S.C,  N.P.,  Master  Ex- 
traordinary in  Chancery,  and  commissioner 
in    Scotland   for   taking   affidavits   in   the 
Courts  of  Exchequer,  Queen's  Bench,  and 
Common  Pleas,  10  St  Andrew  sq. ;  house, 
9  Magdala  crescent 
Webster,   Andrew   (TF.    §    Gardiner),    mes- 
senger-at-arms  and  macer  of  Lyon  Court, 
23  St  James'  square 
Webster,  David,  30  Pitt  street 
Webster,  George,  advocate,  38  Heriot  row 
Webster,  George  (G.P.O.),  15  Leven  street 
Webster,  James,  S.S.C,  8  Gloucester  place 
Webster,  James,  pavement  merchant.  Junc- 
tion bridge  wharf,  9  Coburg  st.  ;  house,  16 


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Webster,    James,    collector   of    North    Leith 

poor-rates,    18    North    Junction    street; 

house,  Cherry  bank,  Newhaven  road 
Webster,  Jas.,  tea  merchant,  11  Dalrymplepl. 
Webster,  James,  58  Gihnore  place 
Webster,  James,  1  Claremont  park 
Webster,  James  G.,  advocate,  27  Dimdas  st. 
Webster,  John,  clerk  of  works,  37  India  place 
Webster,    John,    leather    merchant,    1    Old 

Bridge  end 
Webster,  John,  watchmaker,  i  Salisbury  st. 
Webster,  John,  10  Brougham  place 
Webster,  John,  i  Orchardfield 
WEBSTER,    JOHN,   bird   dealer  and  stuffer, 

cagemaker,  and  wireworker,  69  Geo.  st. ;  ho. 

Hope  cot.,  FeiTy  rd.,  Leith.    ^See  Adc.  p.  92 
Webster,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  joiner, 

25  Buccleuch  street 
Webster,  William,  spirit  merchant,  1  Prim- 
rose place ;  house,  3 
Webster,  William,  -wi-iter,  24  Queen  street 
Webster,  Mrs,  lodgiugs,  131  George  street 
Webster,  Mrs,  Birnam  lodge.  Trinity 
Webster,  !Mrs,  9  ^Melville  terrace 
Webster,  !klrs,  9  Dick  place 
Webster,  Miss  Grace,  32  St  Patrick  square 
Webster,  J.Iiss,  dressmaker,  30  Castle  street 
Webster,  Janet,  grocer,  23  Burn  street,  Leith ; 

house,  3  Primi'ose  place,  Leith 
Weddel,  Wm.,  commer.  traveller,  3  Meadow 

place 
Weddell,  Andrew,  93  Broughton  street 
Weddell,  John,  bookbinder,  11  W.  Adam  st. 
Weddell,  Robert,  supt.  of  court-houses.  Par- 
liament square  ;  house,  9  Antigua  street 
Weddell,  William,    bookseller,    Edinr.    Bible 

warehouse,  48  South  bridge  and  8  W.  New- 

ingfeon  ;  ho.  Rosehall  lodge,  Dalkeith  road 
Weddell,  William,  shipmaster,  8  London  row 
Wedderbm-n,  Charles,  38  Danube  street 
Wedderburn,  Mrs  Andrew,  12  Lennox  street 
Wedderspoon,  W.,  tobacconist,  7  Kerr  street; 

house,  14  West  Claremont  street 
Weekly  RE^aEW  Office,  377  High  street 
Weierter,    Frederick,   teacher   of    music,    3G 

Barony  street 
Weights  and  Measures  Offices,  12  Royal 

Exchange  ;  James  Andereon,  custodier  and 

inspector,  23  Upper  Viewcraig 
Weil',  R.  ^t.,  RoUand,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants, 

129  George  street 
Weir,  Samuel,  &  Son,  silversmiths,  2  Swinton 

row ;  house,  98  South  bridge 
Weir,  David,  produce  broker  and  commission 

merchant,  31  Bernard  street ;  house.   Elm 

villa.  Ferry  road,  Bonnington 
Weir,    Henry    (classical    master,    Edinhurgh 

Academy),  5  BelgTave  crescent 
Weir,  James  H.,  baker,  166  Pleasance 
Weir,  James,  joiner,  21  Upper  Grove  place 
Weir,  James,  tea  dealer,  7  HUl  place 
Weir,  James,  53  Grove  street 
Weir,  James,  5  Norton  place 


Weir,  James,  7  South  Elgin  street 
Weir,  John  (Livingston  <5"  W.),  3  Minto  street 
Weir,  John,  photographer,  50  Canongate 
Weir,  John,  12  Yalleyfield  street 
Weir,  Peter,  2  Woodville  terrace 
Weir,  Peter,  bootmaker  and  legging  manufac- 
turer, 60  Clerk  street 
Weu",  Richard,  provision  dealer,  206  Cowgate 
Weir,  Richard,  butcher,  258  Cowgate 
Weir,  R.  M.,  wme  merchant,  17  Royal  terrace 
Weir,  Richard,  fishmonger,  90  West  port 
Weir,  Robert,  19  North  Mansionhouse  road 
Weir,  Thomas  F.,  S.S.C,  79  George  street; 

house,  9  Grove  street 
Web-,    T.    Graham,    M.D.,    F.R.C.P.E.,    36 

Heriot  row 
Weir,  William,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  6 
Blackwood  cres. ;  house,  24  St  Leonard  st. 
Weir,  Mrs  William,   grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 26  St  Leonard  street ;  house,  24 
Weir,  Mrs  R.,  120  Nicolson  street 
Weir,  Mrs  R.  Dundas,  72  Gilmore  place 
Weir,  Mrs,  19  St  Patrick  square 
Weir,  Mrs,  12  Danube  street 
Weir,  Mrs,  7  Hailes  street  , 

Weir,  Mrs,  9  Grove  street 
Weir,  Mrs,  50  Cumberland  street 
Weir,  Mrs,  grocer,  46  St  John's  place 
Weir,  Mrs,  dairy,  4  Canning  place 
Weir,  Miss,  5  Archibald  place 
Weir,  ^liss,  25  Windsor  street 
Weisse,  Heinrich,  German  master,  1  Darnaway 

street 
Weisse,  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  1  Darnaway  st. 
Wellby,  Henry,  6  Park  place 
Wellington  Reformatory  ;   depot  for  the 
sale  of  goods  manufactured  by  the  inmates, 
22  Cockburn  street 
WeUs,  L.,  &  Co.,  tea  merchants,  41  North 

bridge  ;  house,  79  Causewayside 
Wells,  John,  16  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Wells,  Laurence,  grocer,  73  West  port 
Wellstood,  Stephen,  14  Duncan  st.,Newington 
Welsh,  Adam,  26  Nelson  street 
Welsh,  Alexander,  agent.  Colonial  Assurance 
Corporation    (Limited),    and    Town    and 
County  Insurance  Co.,  56  George  street 
Welsh,  Edward,  broker,  102  Cowgate 
Welsh,  Henry  (Hultitm  cj-  W.),  13  Minto  st. 
Welsh,  James,  fishmonger,  104  West  port 
Welsh,  James  (Dickson  ^-  Co.)  3  Forth  street 
Welsh,  John,  S.S.C.  (Keegan  c^'  TF.),  2  West 

Newington  place 

AVelsh,  Rt.,  cabinetmaker,  17  Livingstone  pi. 

Welsh,    Robert,    A.I.A.,   secretary,   Colonial 

Assurance  Corporation  (Lunited),  district 

agent  for  Town  and  County  Fire  Insurance 

Co.,  56  George  street 

AYelsh,  William  M.  (DicJcsons  ^-  Co.),  25  Pilrig 

street 
Welsh,  William,  4  Livingstone  place 
Welsh,  :Mrs  Catherine",  broker,  289  Cowgate 
Welsh,  Mrs  W.,  4  Rankeillor  street 


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"Welsh,  Mrs,  2  Gloucester  place 

Welsh,  Mrs,  11  Melbourne  place 

Welsh,  Mrs,  eating-house,  8  East  Riclunoud 

street 
Welsh,  Miss,  14  Archibald  place 
Welsh,  Miss,  9  Hill  square 
Welsh,  Misses,  Craigen  villa,  Banner  place 
Wemyss,  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of,  64  Queen 

street 
Wemyss,  James,  provision  dealer,  14a  Scot- 
land street 
Wemyss,  Jolm,  auctioneer.  14  Ponton  street 
Wemyss,  Robert  {Union  Bank),  5  Newbattle 

terrace 
Wemyss,  Captain  Thomas  Alexander,  R.N., 

harbour-master,  Granton  harbour 
Wemyss,  Mrs,  1  Walker  street 
Wemyss,  Mrs,  'Jo  Pitt  street 
Wemyss,  Miss,  13  Pitt  street 
Wesslink,  Herman,  6  Spring  gardens 
West,  John,  engraver,  54  Buccleuch  street 
West,  William,  4  Old  Physic  gardens 
West,  ;Mrs  Andrew,  grocer,  5  Everton  terrace, 

Duke  street,  Leith 
West,  Mrs  Ann,  9  Gladstone  place 
West,  Miss  Georgina,  2  Manstield  place 
West,  Miss,  dressmaker,  25  Cmuberland  street 
West  of  Exglaxd  Fire  Assurance  {A.  Kelly 
Morison,  S.S.C.,  agent),  10  Hanover  street 
West  of  Exgl.\nd  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 
Offices.     Agents:   James  Renton,  S.S.C., 
14  Frederick  street:    and  J.  Lindsay,   10 
Northmnberland  street 
Weston,  John,  bookseller,  2  West  College  st. 
Weston,  John,  baker,  178  Pleasance 
WESTON,      SAMUEL,      house  -  painter     and 
glazier,  6  Gillespie  place.    ^  See  Adi\  p.  91 
Weston,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  75  Kirkgate 
Weston,  Mrs  James,  3  Catherine  street 
Westren,  Peter,  gold  and  silver  smith,  jewel- 
ler, lapidary,  and  watchmaker,  103  Princes 
street ;  house,  3  Dick  place 
Westwater,  William,  superintendent,  Granton 

Ironworks,  Granton 
Westwood,  Alexander,  8  West  Newington  pi. 
Westwood,  James,  7  Woodville  terrace 
Wetherstone,  Hugh,  flesher,  2  Howe  street ; 

house,  11  South  Castle  street 
Whamond,  D 

place 
WHAETON,  GEORGE,  stamp  and  beam  maker, 

150  High  street.     A'  See  Adv.  p.  84 
Wharton,  Mrs  James,  fish  merchant,  5  Gil- 
more  street,   Paul's  work  ;    house,   13   St 


Whillas,  John,  wright,  2  Riego  street ;  house, 

6  Heriot  bridge 
AThite,  Burns,  &  Co.,  skinners,  tanners,  and 

wool  merchants,  Bonnington 
White  &  Eagle,  engravers,  lithographers,  and 

steam-print€rs,  26  George  street 
White,  Moir,  &  Co.,  commission  agents,   41 

Bernard  street 
White,   Richard,   &  Co.,  wholesale  tea  and 

coffee  merchants,  14  Broughton  street 
White,  Alexander,  grocer  and  victual  dealer, 

39  Dundas  street ;  house,  10  Baker's  place 
White,  Alexander,  wholesale  fish  merchant,  4 

Coburg  lane 
White,  Alexander,  14  Bristo  street 
White,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

22  Couper  street 
White,  Alexander,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  3 

York  place 
White,  Andrew,  engineer,  7  Hope  ter.,  Leith 
AYhite,  Charles,  butcher,  19  Buccleuch  street 
White,  C,  house  painter,  18  Dundas  street 
White,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  161 

High  street  . 

White,  Frederick,  15  North  Richmond  street 
White,  George,  bookbinder,  501  Lawnmarket 
White,  G.  (stamper,  G.P.O.),  house  agent,  5 

Nicolson  square 
White,  Hugh,  5  Summerside  street 
White,  James,  mason,  8  Elder  street 
White,  James,  stockbroker  and  marine  insur- 
ance agent,  51  Princes  street ;    house,  37 

Castle  street 
White,  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  5  Grove 

place  :  house,  42  Morrison  street 
White,    James,   grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  30 

Dean  street;  house,  31 
White,  John,  pkunber  and  gasfitter,  10  South 

St   Andrew   street   and   40   Leith   street ; 

house,  4  Duke  street 
White,  John,  9  Laverock  bank 
White,  John  A.  {agent.  Union  Bank  of  Scot- 
land and  North  British  S)-  Mercantile  Insur- 
ance Company),  14  Bernard  street 
White,  John,  baker,  3  Duke  street ;  house,  13 
White,  John,  cabinetmaker,  22  Greenside  pi. 
White,    John,    jeweller    and   pawnbroker,    6 
house,  27  Howe  street 


Brunswick  street ; 
(beadle,  Tron  Church),  2  Hill  I  White,  John  (successor  to  W.  B.  Mackenzie), 
1     manufacturer  of  Shetland  shawls,  etc.,  10 

Frederick  street ;  house,  34  Manor  place 

White,  John,  tea,  wine,  and  spu-it  merchant, 

123  West  port;  house,  29  Brougham  street 

White,  John,  bootmaker,  1  S.E.  Circus  place 

White,  John,  shipmaster,  7  Prince  Consort  pi. 


John  street 
Wheatley,  Leonard  A.,  11  Torphichen  street  White,  John,  19  Brunswick  street 
Wheatley,  Lieut. -Colonel,  9  Regent  terrace     i  White,  John,  cabinetmaker,  100  Gilmore  pi. 
Wheeler  &  Wilson,   sewing-machine  manu-  White,    Matthew,    restaurant,    48    Cockburn 

facturers,  and  Lamb-knitting  Machine  Co.,      street;  house,  13  Victoria  street 

111  Princes  street ;  W.  W.  Kennedy,  agent  White,    Nicolas,    cabinetmaker,    upholsterer, 
Whigham,  Miss  E.,  draper  and  hosier,  6  Howe  |     auctioneer,  appraiser,  and  house  agent,  3 

street  j     Queen's  place,  Leith,  and  2,  3,  and  70  Tol- 

Whigham,  Misses,  4  Clerk  street  I     booth  wynd  :  house,  5  Springfield 


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White,  Peter,  wdue  aud  spii-it  mercbaut,  49 

Candlemaker  row  ;  house,  537  Castle  hill 
White,  Peter,  saddler,  24  Calton  hill 
White,  R.  (R.  W.  S,-  Co.),  5  Brunton  place 
'White,  Robert,  fruiterer,  4  Albany  st.  ;  house, 

St  Mark's  place,  Warriston 
White,  Robert,  23  Drummoud  place 
White,   R.    (Gellatly  S,    W.),  3   Abercromby 

place 
White,  Robert,  cowfeeder,  217  Canougate 
White,  Thomas,  S.S.C.,  114  George  street; 

house,  31  London  street 

White,  Thos.,  dyer,  31  Tolbooth  wynd ;  ho.  45 

White,  Thomas,  cowfeeder,  8  St  Anthony  pi. 

White,  Captain  T.  P.,  superintendent  Royal 

Engineers'  Ordnance    Survey   Office,  Post 

Office  buildings  ;  house,  1  Drummond  place 

White,  William,  woollen  draper,  men's  mercer, 

and    hatter,  12    Frederick    street  ;   house, 

BergerevQle,  Dean 

White,  WUliam,  wholesale  provision  merchant. 

Cowan's  close,  Crosscauseway 
White,    William   (/?i.   Rev.),    5   Livingstone 

place 
White,  William,  blacksmith.  Circus  lane 
White,  WUliam,  shoemaker,  7  Couper  street 
White,  William,  4  Pitt  street,  Bouniugton 
White,  Mrs  George  T.,  17  Clarendon  crescent 
White,  Mrs  George,  5  Buccleuch  place 
White,  Mrs  James,  18  Lothian  street 
White,  Mrs  William,  21  Couper  street 
White,  Mrs,  6  Cambridge  street 
White,  Mrs,  2  Clarence  street 
White,    Mrs,    French    cleaner,    4   North   St 

Andrew  street ;  house,  22  Duke  street 
White,  Mrs,  59  Broughton  street 
White,  Mrs,  24  Royal  terrace 
White,  ]\Irs,  62  Prince  Regent  street 
White,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Howe  street 
White,  Misses,  &  Breck,  milliners  and  dress- 
makers, 23  Howe  street 
White,  Misses  M.  &  M.,  milliners  and  dress- 
makers, 25  Bread  street 
White,  Miss,  2  Belle vue  ten-ace 
White,  Miss,  21  Rutland  square 
A^^hite,  Miss,  dressmaker,  27  Riego  street 
Whiteford,   Miss   Ellen,   matron.    Girls'   Re- 
formatory, Dairy  road 
WHITEHEAD  &  CO.,   hosiers  to  the  Queen, 
18  South  St  Andrew  street ;    manufactory. 
Old  Assembly  close.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  59 
Whitehead,  Alexander,  2  Whitehead  place 
Whitehead,    Charles,    bootmaker,   73    Great 

Junction  street 
Whitehead,  George,  7  Inverleith  row 
Whitehead,  George,  14  Romilly  place 
Whitehead,  John,  S.S.C,  15  St  Andrew  sq. 
Whitehead,  Laurence,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

146  Kirkgate  ;  house,  52  Erkgate 
Whitehead,  Robert,  1  Jordan  lane 
Whitehead,  Mrs,  15  St  Andrew  square 
Whitehead,  Mrs,  5  Merchiston  avenue 
Whitehead,  Miss,  4  Christian  bank 


Whitehead,  Miss,  3  Hope  park  square 

AYlIITEIIILL    (DaLHOUSIE)    AND   GoRTON   COAL 

AND  Brick  Depots,  St  Leonard's  and  Lcith 

walk  stations  ;  William  Fisher,  agent 
Whitelaw,  James,  Granton  cottages 
AA^hitelaw,  Jam6s,  traveller,  3  Hugh  Miller  pi. 
Whitelaw,  James,  clock  and  watch  maker,  30 

-West  Register  street ;  house,  30  St  James' 

square 
Whitelaw,  M.,  4  Comely  bank 
Whitelaw,  Mrs  M.,  28  Minto  street 
Whitelaw,  Miss,  22  Brougham  street 
Whitson,  John,  tailor,  121  Rose  street 
Whitson,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  13  Ran- 

keillor  street 
Whitson,  Thomas,  30a  Minto  street 
Whitson,  Wm.,  printer,  11  W.  Richmond  st. 
Whitson,  Mrs  George,  3  Young  street 
Whitson,  Mrs  J.,  3  Duncan  street 
Wliitson,  Mrs,  74  Queen  street 
Whitson,  Miss  L,  grocer.  Echo  bank 
Whittaker,    AKred,    refreshment   rooms,    17 

High  street 
Whitten,  J.  C,  sheriff-clerk  depute,  3  Duncan 

street 
Whitten,  R.  H.,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  4 

North  Bank  street ;  house,  above 
Whittet,  James,  2  East  Broughton  place 
AYhittet,  John,  39  George  square 
Whittet,  William,  10  Buccleuch  street 
Whittey,  J.,  broker,  51  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Whyte,  Andrew,  &  Son,  wholesale  stationers, 

2  North  St  David  street 
Whyte,  R.,  &  Son,  hardware  merchants,  213 

High  street 
Whyte,  Alexander  (A.  W.  S)^  Son),  1  Howe  st. 
Whyte,  Alexander,  1  South  Charlotte  street 
Whyte,  Rev.  Alexander,  1  Coates  place 
"Whyte,  And. ,  engineer,  Albany  street,  Leith 
WHYTE,    CLEMENT,    North    British   marble 

works,    Canonrmlls ;    house,    1   Henderson 

row.     ^i-  See  Adv.  p.  51 
Whyte,  David,  K.B.,  38  Findhorn  place 
Whyte,  David,  grain  merchant,  3  Park  street 
Whyte,  David,  46  Earl  Grey  street 
Whyte,  George,  2  Crichton  street 
Whyte,  George  Scott,  baker,  106  Rose  street 

and  Morrison  street ;  house,  42 
Whyte,  Henry,  4  George  place 
Whyte,  James  {Carfrae  ^-  W.),  2  Hay's  court 
Whyte,  John,  builder,  9  Gibson  street 
Whyte,  John,  commercial  traveller.  Verbena 

cottage,  Murray  street,  Sciennes  hill 
Whyte,  Robert  (G.P.O.),  9  Livingstone  place 
Whyte,  Thomas  B.  (G.P.O.),  20  Spittal  street 
Whyte,    William,    hardware    merchant,    213 

High  street ;  house,  8  Merchiston  crescent 
Whyte,  William,  4  Ratchffe  terrace 
Whyte,    William,    smith,   and    masons'  tool 

manufacturer,  1  Clanalpine  buildings 
Whyte,  W.  R.,  accountant,  38  Findhorn  pi. 
Whyte,  Mrs  C,  ladies'  nurse,  8  William  st. 
Whyte,  Mrs  William,  1  Carlton  street 


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Whyte,  Mrs,  10  Comely  bank 

Whyte,  iirs,  9  Castle  terrace 

Wliyte,  Mrs,  19  India  street 

Whyte,  Miss,  4LanscloMTie  crescent,  and  Xew- 
halls  villa.  South  Queensferiy 

Whyte,  Miss,  shirtmaker,  2  W.  Richmond  st. 

Whyte,  Miss,  matron.  Training  Home,  7 
Lauriston  lane 

Whvte,  Misses,  25  Pitt  street 

WHTTOCK,  RICHARD,  &  CO.,  carpet  manu- 
facturers to  Her  Majesty,  cabinetmakers, 
upholsterers,  and  decorators,  dealers  in  fur- 
niture stuffs,  house  agents,  and  funeral  con- 
ductors, 9  and  11  George  street  and  Rose 
com't ;  manufactory,  St  Leonard  st. ;  stores. 
Greenside ;  workshop,  S.E.  Tliistle  street 
lane.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  71 

Whytock,  Alexander,  11  George  street 

Whytock,  James,  13  Upper  Grove  place 

Whytt,  Misses,  28  Howard  place 

Wick,  Mrs  A.,  spirit  merchant,  12  Shore 

Wickham,  Major  Richard  Straker,  32  Ran- 
keillor  street 

Wicks,  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Castle  street 

Wicks,  Miss  E.,  fm-rier,  42  Thistle  street 

Wielobycki,  D.,  M.D.,  3  George  square 

Wigham,  Mrs  John,  5  South  Gray  street 

Wight  &  Robertson,  ironfounders  and  en- 
gineers, Etna  Foundry,  35  Bangor  road 

Wight  &  Scott,  wholesale  provision  merchants 
and  commission  agents,  36  Elbe  street 

Wight,  Alexander,  91  Causewayside 

Wight,  George,  butcher,  1  and  3  Albany  st.  ; 
house,  14  Duke  street 

Wight,  James  (TF.  c^  Robertson),  3  Comely 
green  place 

Wight,  John,  M.D.,  dentist,  81a  Pruices  st. 

Wight,  John,  commercial  agent,  W^est  Dairy, 
Dairy  road 

Wight,  John  R.,  architect,  26  Hamilton  place 

Wight,  Rev.  Ninian,  11  North  Lauder  road 

Wight,  Robert  (IF.  cV,S'co«),  2  Claremontpark 

Wight,  Robert,  butcher,  6  High  market ; 
house,  7  Brighton  street 

Wight,  Robert,  salesman,  slaughter-houses,  Gl 
Foimtainbridge  ;  house,  17  Gardner's  cres. 

Wight,  Thomas.  2  Gladstone  terrace 

Wight,  Mrs,  24  Walker  street 

Wight,  Miss,  8  King's  place 

Wightman,  John,  &  Son,  pianoforte  and  music 
saloons,  46  Frederick  street 

Wightman,  David  (.7.  TF.  ^-  Son),  3  Duncan  st. 

Wightman,  James  Seton,  of  Courance,  7 
Darnaway  street 

Wightman,  James,  baker,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 

Wightman,  John  (/.  TF.  c^-  Son),  32  War- 
riston  crescent 

Wightman,  Jno.,  butcher,  17  Calton  st.  ;  ho.  IG 

Wightman,  AV.,  wright,  glazier,  and  packing- 
box  manufacturer,  87  Whitfield  place 

AVighton,  Robert,  stationer,  newsagent,  and 
picture  dealer,  44  North  Fort  street,  and 
Hope  cottage,  Ferry  road,  Leith  ' 


Wighton,  Mrs,  30  Stafford  street 

Wighton,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  30  Stafford 

street 
Wigley,  John,  comm.  trav.,  24  E.  Preston  st. 
Wilkes,  A.,  tobacconist,  59  Bristo  street 
Wilkie   &   Paul,  brassfounders  and  tinplate 

workers.  Grove  works,  Brandfield  street 
Wilkie,  Alex.,  coach-hirer,  23  Bristo  street 
Wilkie,  Captain,  30  Greenhill  gardens 
Willde,  David  (G.P.O.),  18  West  Claremont 

street 
AYilkie,  Horner,  128  Nicolsou  street 
Wilkie,  Jas.  {Gazette  Office),  18  RiUbank  ter. 
Wilkie,  James,  C.A.,  28  Queen  street;  house, 

4  Gloucester  place 
AYilkie,  James,  printer,  22  Howe  street 
AA^ilkie,  James,  tailor,  15  Brougham  street 
Wilkie,  James,  greengrocer,  8  Bread  street 
'  Wilkie,  John,  silversmith,  29a  Cockburn  st. 
AYHkie,  John  ( TF.  S,-  Paul),  40  Gihnore  place 
,  AVilkie,  Robert,  bookbinder,  94  South  bridge 
Wilkie,  John  C,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  4 

Sowersby  place 
Wilkie,  Thomas,  Crear  villa.  Ferry  road 
Wilkie,  Wm.P.,  advocate,  21  Greenhill  gardens 
U'ilkie,  Mrs  Andrew,  189  Causewayside 
^Yilkie,  Mrs  Janet,  12  Madeira  place 
Wilkie,  Mrs,  St  Helen's,  Merchiston 
Wilkie,  Mrs,  32  Bernard  street 
AVilkie,  Mrs,  67  Great  King  street 
Wilkins,  Edward  M.,  IG  Johnston  terrace 
AYilkinson,  David,  baker  and  confectioner,  52 

St  Mary  street ;  house,  10  Roxburgh  street 
Wilkinson,  James,  printer,  2  Gladstone  ter. 
Wilkinson,     John,     M.D.,    Yiewbauk    -villa, 

Yiewforth 
Wilkinson,   Thomas,   spirit   merchant,    Black 

Bull,  12  Grassmarket 
Wilkinson,  Mrs  ^Y.,  apartments,  18  Castle  st. 
Wilkinson,  Miss,  di-essmakers,  58  Hanover  st. 
Wilkisou,  Jno.,  baker,  103  Grassmarket ;  ho.  54 
Williams  &  Norgate,  foreign  booksellers  and 

publishers,  20  Frederick  street 
I  Williams,  Edward,  illuminating  embosser,  11 

Hanover  street 
Williams,  Henry,  grocer,  Primrose  street 
AVilliams,  John,  52  Minto  street 
jAA^ilhams,  AY.,  F.R.S.E.,  Principal  and  Pro- 
fessor of  Yeterinary  Medicine  and  Surgery, 

Yeterinary  College,   Clyde  street ;    house, 

24  London  street 
AA'iUiams,  W.  T.,  teacher,  15  St  James'  square 
AA'illiams,  Mrs,  of  Eamock,  11  Aiuslie  place 
AA'illiams,  Mrs,  hosiery  and  smallwares,  2  S. 

St  James'  street 
Williamson  &  Son,  cooks,  confectioners,  and 

teachers  of  cooking  and  pastry,- 16  Dundas 

street 
Williamson,  George,   &  Son,  fruiterers,  and 

landscape    and    ornamental    gardeners,    2 

Baxters  place 
AA'illiamson,  James,  &  Co.,  woollen  warehouse- 
men, 178  High  street 


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Williatnson,  And\T.,  cashier,  72  So.  Clerk  st. 
Williamson,  Andrew,  commercial  traveller,  39 

Whitfield  place 
Williamson,  Andre^\%  15  Moray  place 
Williamson,  Charles,  10  Carlton  terrace ;  office, 

19  Bernard  street 
Williamson,  D.  Wliyte,  teacher,  17  Scotland 

street 
Williamson,  David  W.,  engraver  on  wood,  11 

Melbourne  place 
Williamson,    David,  commercial   traveller,   8 

Kirk  street 
Williamson,  David,  48  Arthm-  street 
Williamson,  George,  tobacco  and  snuff  manu- 
facturer, 22  Grassmarket 
Williamson,  George,  accomitant  (City  of  Glas- 
gow Bank),  17  Clarence  street 
Williamson,  Js.  (G.P.O.),  20  Livingstone  pi. 
Williamson,  James,  6  Himtly  street 
WUliamson,  James,  clothier,  50  Bristo  street 
WiUiamson,  James,  5  Hailes  street 
Williamson,  James,  pawnbroker,  98  Rose  st. ; 

house,  31  Brougkton  place 
Williamson,  James,  tailor,  2  Old  Sugarhouse 

close,  90  St  Andrew  street,  I^eith 
Williamson,    John    R.,    mining    engineer,   4 

Fingal  place 
Williamson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

8-4  AVest  port ;  house,  16  Leamington  ter. 
WILLIAMSON,   JOHN,   coal  merchant.    Rose 

lane   station ;    house,  3  Holyi'ood  terrace. 

^  See  Adv.  p.  100 
Williamson,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

59  High  street ;  house,  48  St  Mary  street 
Williamson,  Peter,  brushmaker,  112  West  bow 
Williamson,  R.  C,  6  Moray  place 
Williamson,  Sinclair,  12  Blacket  place 
Williamson,  Thomas,  52  Bristo  street 
Williamson,  Thomas,  agent,  116  Causewayside 
Williamson,  T.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  F.R.C.S.E., 

28  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Williamson,  W.  B.,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

54  West  port 
Williamson,  Mrs  H.  C,  27  Hamilton  place 
Williamson,  Mrs  James,  3  Wharton  place 
Williamson,  Mrs  Jane,  17  Clarence  street 
Williamson,  Mrs  John,  dairy,  115  Cowgate 
Williamson,  Mrs  WUliam,  victual  dealer,  64 

Crosscauseway 
Williamson,  Mrs,  2  West  Newington  place 
Williamson,  Mrs,  7  Morningside  place 
Williamson,  Mrs,  36  Pleasance 
Williamson,  Mrs,  4  Mayfield  terrace 
Williamson,  Miss  E.,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

1  Spittal  street ;  house,  6  Park  street 
Williamson,  Miss,  milliner,  1  Brougham  st. 
Williamson,  Miss,  6  Park  street 
Willis,  Charles,  1  Blackwood  crescent 
Willis,  Rev.  Jamieson,  23  Ann  street 
WOson,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  drapers,  427  Lawn- 
market 
Wilson,  Brandt,  &  Co.,  conmiission  merchants, 

28  Bernard  street 


AVilson  &  Grosset,  fruiterers  and  confectioners, 

12  Nicolson  street 
Wilson  &  Lee,  family  grocers  (agents  for  H.  R. 

Williams  S)-  Co.,  ivine  merchants, Loudon),  35 

Northiunberland  street 
Wilson    &    Son,    pianoforte    wareroom,    35 

George  iv.  bridge 
WILSON,  A.,  &  SON,  contractors  and  fire-clay 

manufacturers ;    depot,    40    Leith    walk  ; 

house,  Granton  vUla.     See  Adu.  p.  73 
(Wilson,  James,  &Co.),  now  A.  C.  Mackenzie, 

silk  mercer  and  drajDer,  3  South  bridge 
Wilson,  J.  &  J.,  soda  water  manufacturers,  62 

South  Back  of  Canongate. 
AYilson,  James  &   Robert,    house  carpenters 

and  builders,  23  Riego  street ;   house,  30 

Earl  Grey  street 
Wilson,  John,  &  Co.,  merchants,  50  Constitu- 
tion street 
Wilson,  Peter,  &  Co.,  tea,    wme,  and  spirit 

dealers,  9  Waterloo  place ;  vaults.  Regent 

arch  place 
Wilson,  Thomas,  &  Son,  butchers,  13  Green- 
side  street ;  house,  10 
Wilson,  Adam,  24  Earl  Grey  street 
Wilson,  Ad.,  dealer  in  horses,  4  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  Alexander,  corn  merchant,  4  Bayne- 

field.  Ferry  road 
Wilson,   Alexander,   grocer   and   wine   mer- 
chant, 17  North-west  Circus  place  ;  ho.  19 
Wilson,  Alex.  (W.  ^'  Co.),  19  Panmure  place 
AYilson,  Alex.,  pie  baker,  8  Catherine  street; 

house,  21  South  Richmond  street 
AA''ilson,  A.,  typefounder,  21  S.  Richmond  st. 
AA'^ilson,  Alexander,  Albany  street,  Leith 
Wilson,  A.  J.,  butcher,  171  Pleasance 
AA^^ilson,  Alex.,  wright  and  builder,  Brandfield 

street ;  house,  4  Leven  terrace 
AVilson,  Alex.,  grocer,  40  Morrison  street 
AA^ilson,  Andrew  (ir.,  Brandt,  S,-  Co.),  Laurel 

bank,  1 2  Laverock  bank  terrace 
AVilson,  Andrew,  surveyor  of  taxes,  14AVater- 

loo  place 
AA''ilson,  Andrew,  1  Annandale  street 
AA'ilson,  Andw.,  coal  agent,  36  Wright's  houses 
AA'ilson,  Andrew  Hay  (agent,  Royal  Bank),  30 

Bernard  street ;  house,  28  Constitution  st. 
Wilson,  Andrew,  dentist,  21  Young  street 
Wilson,  Andrew,   S.S.C.   and  N.P.  (Lehurn, 

Henderson,  ^'  W.),  Maryville,  Ferry  road 
Wilson,  Andrew,  tailor,  17  Brougham  street 
AA''ilson,  Andrew,  2  Hay  street 
AA''ilson,  Andrew,  writer,  35  Barony  street 
AVilson,  Andrew,  73  Rose  street 
AA''ilson,  Ben.  D.  (Inland  Revem(e  office),  28 

AA'^arriston  crescent 
AA''ilson,  Charles,  dairyman,  17  Brunswick  st. 
Wilson,  Chas.,  W.S.  (Ferrier  ^  W.),  10  Dublin 

street 
AA'ilson,    Charles,  flesher,  298   Lawnmarket ; 

wholesale,   3,    4,    and  11  iliddle   market  : 

house,  12  Lauriston  park 
AA''ilson,  Charles,  M.D.,  7  Dalrymple  crescent 


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Wilson,  Charles,  W.S.,  4  George  street ;  ho. 

10  Dublin  street 
Wilson,  Charles,  11  Darnaway  street 
Wilson,  Dav.,  joint-agent,  Clydesdale  Banking 

Company,  15  Bernard  street 
Wilson,  David,  flesher,  24  Frederick  street ; 

house,  18 
Wilson,  David  (H.M.C.),  26  Woodville  terrace 
Wilson,   David,   M.D.,  F.E.C.S.E.,   12  Dean 

terrace- 
Wilson,  David,  Budge's  land,  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Wilson,  David,  clerk,  4  Panmure  place 
Wilson,    David,    wright,   Torphichen   street ; 

house,  9  Mori'ison  street 
Wilson,  David  P.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

12  Catherine  street ;  house,  22  Ehn  row- 
Wilson,  David,  brewer,  59  Lauriston  place 
Wilson,  David,  clerk,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Wilson,  Douglas,  compositor,  7  Little  King- 
street 
Wilson,  E.,  working  jeweller,  51  N.  bridge 
Wilson,  George,  3  Dewar  place 
Wilson,  George  H.,  67  Abbey  hill 
Wilson,  George,  S.S.C.,  14  Hill  street;  house, 

16  Minto  street 
Wilson,  George,  5  Swanfield 
Wilson,  George,  butcher,  267  Canongate;  ho. 

43  New  street 
Wilson,  George,  missionary,  1  Gladstone  ter. 
Wilson,  George,  junior,  20  Millerfield  place 
Wilson,  Geo.  A.,  bookseller,  stationer,  news- 
agent, and  circulating  library,  46  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Wilson,  George  B.,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Wilson,  Geo.,  architect,  17  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Wilson,  George,  baker,  3  St  Anthony  place 
Wilson,  Hugh,  Humanity  tutor,  University; 

house,  48  Grove  street 
Wilson,    H.,   tobacconist,  27   West   Register 

street  and  9  Leith  street 
Wilson,  James,  15  Gladstone  terrace 
Wilson,   J.,   gardener,   Morayfield,   Restalrig 

road 
Wilson,  James,  butcher,  1  Pitt  street ;  house, 

99  Broughton  street 
Wilson,  James,  Board   of  Manufactures  and 

of  Fisheries ;  house,  6  St  Bernard's  cresct. 
Wilson,  James,  di'uggist,  116Nicolsou  street; 

house,  34  Clerk  street 
Wilson,  James,  j^ie-baker,  218  Canongate 
Wilson,  Rev.  James  H.,  1  East  Castle  road 
Wilson,  Js.  R.,  Middlefield  house,  Leith  walk 
WILSON,  JAMES,  butcher,  146  George  street ; 

house,   16  South  Charlotte  street.     ^  See 

Adv.  p.  107 
Wilson,  James,  house  agent,  11  N.  Mansion 

house  road 
Wilson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  58 

Lothian  street ;  house,  8  Buccleuch  place 
Wilson,    James,    plumber    and    gasfitter,    9 

Charles  street :  house,  11 
Wilson,  James,  31  Gilmore  place 


Wilson,  James,  grocer,  8  Canongate 

Wilson,  James,  8a  Simon  square 

Wilson,  James,  spirit  dealer,  287  Cowgate ; 

house,  15  Gladstone  terrace 
Wilson,  James,  grocer,  20  Bangor  road 
Wilson,   James,    chemist   and   druggist,   50b 

Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Wilson,  James,  commission  agent,  5  King's  pi. 
Wilson,  James,  baker,  54  London  street 
Wilson,  James  R.,  commer.  traveller.  View- 
bank  villa,  Viewforth 
Wilson,  James,  3  Downie  place 
Wilson,  James  W.,  fishmonger,   16  Lothian 

street 
Wilson,  Jas.,  ham  and  pie  shop,  59  Nicolson 

street 
Wilson,  James,  agent,  1  Rock-ville  place 
Wilson,  Jas.  ]\I.,  dispensing  chemist,  16  Leven 

street ;  house,  95  Gihnore  place 
WILSON,  JOHN,  coalmaster,  2  Port  Hopetoun. 

-^  See  Adv.  p.  99 
WUson,  John,  builder.  West  Tollcross 
WILSON,  JOHN,  coalmaster,  Overton,  Law, 
and  Shawfield  Collieries,  Wishaw  ;  offices, 
Caledonian  stations,   Morrison  street,  and 
North  Leith.     ^^  See  Adv.  p.  97 
Wilson,  John  (Honeyman  Sf  W.),  merchant, 

31  Drummond  place 
Wilson,  John,  slater,  24a  Earl  Grey  street; 

house,  1  Portland  place 
Wilson,  John,  gardener,  Easter  road 
Wilson,  Rev.  John  M.,  10  Gayfield  square 
Wilson,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  14  Mel- 
ville place 
Wilson,  John,  commercial  traveller,  8  Bell  pi. 
Wilson,  John,  tobacco  manufactm-er,  96  Grass- 
market  ;  house,  100  West  bow 
Wilson,  John  P.,  advocate,  19  Abercromby  pi. 
Wilson,  John,  coalmaster,  2  Stafford  street 
Wilson,    John,    wright,   6   Simpson's   court, 

Greenside 
Wilson,  John  (National  Bank),  15  Gardner's 

crescent 
Wilson,  John  {Turnhull  ^-  W.),  11  Hailes  st. 
Wilson,  John,  shoemaker,  151  Rose  street 
Wilson,   John,   ship-chandler  and  ship-store 
dealer,   39   Commercial  street ;    house,    35 
Prince  Regent  street 
Wilson,  Matthew,  druggist,  36  Howe  street 
Wilson,  Patrick,  A.M.,  Ne-wington  Academy 
and  Institution  for  Young  Ijadies,  8  Salis- 
bury place 
Wilson,  Peter,  tailor,  5  Nicolson  street 
Wilson,  Peter,  agent,  1  Yardheads ;  house,  8 

Spence's  place 
Wilson,  Peter,  Ha-wthorn  bank,  Wardie 
Wilson,  Peter,  dairyman,  3  Picardy  place 
Wilson,  Peter,  tobacco-pipe  manufacturer,  41 

Yardheads  ;  house,  15  Darling's  brae 
Wilson,  P.  C,  tobacconist,  131  Canongate 
Wilson,  Peter,  brewer,  71  N.  B.  Canongate 
Wilson,  Richard,  tobacco  manufactm-er,  John 
Ivnox's  house,  45  High  street 


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Wilson.  Richard,  C.A.,  28  Frederick  street ; 

.    house,  28  Great  King  street 

Wilson,  R.,  painter  and  glazier,  46  St  Leonard 

street 
Wilson,  Robert,  architect,  2  Queen  street ;  ho. 

1  Craigie  terrace 
Wilson.  Robert,  printer,  7  East  Adam  street 
Wilson,  Robert  R.,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Wilson,  Robt.,  spirit  merchant,  26  Pleasance; 

house.  10  East  Adam  street 
Wilson.   Robert,   pawnbroker,   243   and   251 

High  street ;  house,  27  Montague  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  upholsterer,  20  Bread  street ; 

house,  17  Earl  Grey  street 
WILSON,  ROBERT,  house  painter,  67  South 

Clerk  street;  house.  72.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  91 
Wilson,  Thomas,  23  Hillhousefield 
Wilson.  Thomas,   house  agent,  11    Tolbooth 

■wynd,  165  Canongate 
Wilson,  Thomas,  medical  botanist,  64  Candle- 

ruaker  row 
Wilson,  Thomas,  writer,  2  Upper  Dean  ter. 
Wilson,  Thomas  (Henderson  ^-  W.),  builder, 

6  Restalrig  terrace 
Wilson,  Thomas,  book  agent,  59  South  bridge 
Wilson,  Thomas,  butcher,  31  High  market 
Wilson,    Thomas    G.,    couunission    agent,    7 

London  street 
WUson,  Thomas  J.,  S.S.C.  (Finlay  §•  W.),  25 

Dundas  street 
Wilson,  Walter,  31  Prince  Regent  street 
Wilson,  Walter  M.,  12  Calton  hUl 
Wilson,  Wm. ,  spii'it  merchant,  7  Dock  place  ; 

house,  24  Dock  street 
Wilson,  William,  22  Brougham  street 
Wilson,  William,  C.S.,  16  St  Andrew  square  ; 

house,  Broomlield  house,  Davidson's  mains 
Wilson,  William,  baker  and  confectioner,  1 

Archibald  place 
Wilson,  Wm.,  dairyman,  36  Northumberland 

street 
Wilson,  William,  12  Dryden  street 
Wilson,  William,  com  merchant,   Swanfield 

flour  mills,  Bonnington  road ;  house,  Swan- 

ville,  Newhaven  road 
Wilson,  William,  house  agent  and  collector  of 

feu-duty,  19  Gayfield  square 
Wilson.  William,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  68 

Causewayside 
Wilson,  William,  refreshmentrooms,  24Thistle 

street 
Wilson,  William,  auctioneer,  65  St  Mary  st. 
Wilson,    William    Walker,    sjjirit   merchant, 

Bonnington  bridge 
Wilson,  William,  Granton  villa,  Granton 
Wilson,    WUliam,   baker,   1   Barony   street ; 

house,  3 
Wilson,  Wm.,  writer,  4  Blackwood  crescent 
Wilson,  William,  14  Gladstone  terrace 
■Wilson,  William,  gardener,  Lixmount,  Trinity 
Wilson,  Wnham,  5  Haddington  place 
Wilson,  W.  R.,  printer,  4a  Brown  square; 

house,  15  Meadow  place 


Wilson,  William,  23  Richmond  place  (court) 
AVilson,  William,  commercial  traveller,  9  Shrub 

place 
Wilson,  William,  8  Annandale  street 
Wilson,  William,  EUangowan,  10  Abbotsford 

crescent 
Wilson,  William,  grocer,  2  and  4  South  Rich- 
mond street 
Wilson,  William,  clerk,  59  Broughton  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  A.,  Granton  villa,  Granton  road 
Wilson,  Mrs  A.,  draper,  73  Broughton  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  Alex.,  lodgings,  30  Royal  circus 
Wilson,  Mrs  Ann,  dairy,  54  South  Back  of 

Canongate 
Wilson,  Airs  C,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Calton  hiU 
Wilson,  Mrs  Francis,  18  East  Preston  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  H.,  draper,  17  Riddle's  close 
WOson,  Mrs  James,  draper,  126  Rose  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  James,  30  Earl  Grey  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  John,  14  Brandon  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  John,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Wilson,  Mrs  J.,  refresh,  rooms,  67  Kirkgate 
Wilson,  Mrs  R.,  39  Dublin  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  Sarah,  1  Archibald  place 
Wilson,  Mrs  W.,  15  Gayfield  square 
Wilson,  Mrs,  French  staymaker,  2  Orchardfield 

place,  Leith  walk 
Wilson,  Mrs,  62  Northrunberland  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  12  Rankeillor  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  2  Maitland  street 
Wilson,  Airs,  33  Minto  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  W.,  21  Castle  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  temperance  hotel,  166  High  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  1  Portland  place 
Wilson,  Mrs  (late  Tansh's),  circulating  library, 

bookseller  and  newsagent,  23  William  st. ; 

house,  17 
Wilson,  Mrs,  31  Drummond  place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  26  Buccleuch  place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nm-se,  477  Lawnmarket 
Wilson,  Mrs,  gTOcer,  40  India  place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  14  North  Melville 

place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  5  Macdowall  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  15  Chapel  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  1  Steele's  place,  Morningside 
AVilson,  Mrs,  fishmonger,  6  Charlotte  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  31  Clerk  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  71  Clerk  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  21  Maitland  street 
Wilson,  Miss  A.,  dressmaker,  4 Blackwood cres. 
Wilson,  Miss  Helen,  8  Albany  street,  Leith 
Wilson,  Miss  Jane,  11  Castle  terrace 
Wilson,   Miss,  tobacconist   and    stationer,   1 

Great  Junction  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  17  Arthur  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  6  Simpson's  court, 

Greenside 
Wilson,  Miss,  1  Bellevue  crescent 
Wilson,  Miss,  65  Lauriston  place 
Wilson,  Miss,  51  MelviUe  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  13  Grange  road 
Wilson,  Miss,  milliner,  5  Gayfield  place 


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Wilson,  Miss,  30  Albany  street,  Leitli 

"Wilson,  Miss,  Woodville,  Canaan  lane 

Wilson,  Miss,  1  Park  street 

Wilson,  Miss,  Sciennes  gardens,  Sciennes  hill 

Wilson,  ^liss,  7  Leopold  place 

AVilson,  Mary,  dressmaker,  49  North  Pitt  st. 

Wilson,  Misses,  Fillyside  house,  Seafield 

Wilson,  ilisses,  11  Henderson  row 

Wilson,  Misses,  16  Abbotsford  park 

Wilton,  Mrs,  ladies'  underclotlxhig  and  baby 

linen  warehouse,  51  Lothian  road 
Winchester,   A.,   shipmaster,   1    Kyle   place, 

Madeira  street 
Wmchester,  W.,  French  polisher,  15a  Tobago 

street 
AYinchester,  James  W.,  LL.D.,  deputy  inspec- 
tor-general of  hospitals,  42  Inverleith  row 
Winchester.  Mrs  Colonel,  6  Warriston  cresct. 
AVinfield,  Mrs  J.  Fawkener,  2  Archibald  place 
Winstanley,  William,  schoolmaster,  137  Rose 

street ;  house,  17  Gladstone  place 
Winter,  A.,  lodgings,  14  Grove  street 
Whiter,  David  {Registrar-GeneraVs  office)^  9 

Newinoix)n  terrace 
Winter,  John  H.,  com.  trav.,  10  Lochend  road 
Winter,  Mrs  John,  9  Livingstone  place 
Winter,  Jliss,  dressmaker,  13  Chapel  street 
AVintour,  JohnC,  A.R.S.xi.,  landscape  painter, 

85  Lothian  road 
Wintour,  William,  painter,  2  Maitland  street 
Winwick,  M.,  spirit  merchant,  97  Kirkgate 
Wipper,  Robert,  16  Spittal  street 
Wise,  W.  B.  (Dickson  c^  IF.),  2  Scotland  st. 
Wise,  Misses,  dressmakers,  2  Scotland  street 
Wiseman,  George,  15  South  Richmond  street 
AYiseman,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  15  W. 
Newingtou  ;  house,  9  West  Salisbury  place 
AYishart  &  Clapperton,  com  factors,  22  Baltic 

street 
Wishart,  James,  &  Sons,  merchts.  and  agents, 

20  Queen  street,  Leith 
Wishart,  Alex.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 22  Dean  street ;  ho.  5  Cheyne  street 
Wishart,    D.    F.,    iron   merchant,    engineers' 
ironmonger,    and    commission    agent,    12 
Catherine  street  court ;  ho.  4  Argyle  place 
AVishart  Brothers,  1  Shrub  place  and  3  Craig- 

rossie  place 
Wishart,  D..  gentleman's nuree,  41  Foimtainbr. 
Wishart,  Ed\^'ard  (  W.  tV  Clapperton),  Hermit- 
age house,  3  Laverock  bank  terrace 
Wishart,  George,  shoemaker,  12  Rose  street 
Wishart,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

5  Trafalgar  street ;  ho.  8  Mulberry  place 
Wishart,  James,  baker,  25  Home  street 
AA'^ishart,  John,  greengrocer,  6  Mulberry  pi. 
Wishart,  John,  37  Bangor  road 
Wishart,  John  K.  (J.  W.  cj-  Sons),  8  Hermit- 
age place,  Leith 
Wishart,  P.,  104  High  street 
Wishart,  Paul,  hosier  and  outfitter,  12  and 

14  Leitli  street ;  house,  6  Nelson  street 
AVishart,  R.,  104  High  street 


Wishart,  Thomas,  2  Violet  bank 

Wishart,   AA'illiam  (/.    W.  Sf-  Sons),  Aboukir 

villa.  Ferry  road,  Wardie 
Wishart,  Mrs,  4  North  St  David  street 
AA''ishart,  Miss,  36  Loudon  street 
Wishart,  Miss,  4  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
AA^ishart,  Misses,  14  St  Vincent  street 
Withers,  Joseph  C,  reporter   (Scotsman),  1 

Sciennes  hill  place 
Wolff,  N.  de,  commission  agent,  36  Quality 

street ;  house,  1  Vanburgh  jjlace 
Wolston,  Walter  T.  P.,M.B.,  M.R.C.S.,  75 

Queen  street 
WOOD  &   CAIRNS,  brassfouuders,  gasfitters, 

zincworkers,  and  lead-pipe  manufacturers, 

S.  Back  of  Canongate.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  89 
AVood  &  Co.,  pianoforte  and  music  saloons,  49 

George  street 
AYood  &  Hanua,  C.A.,  5  Nelson  street 
AYood,  Alex.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  36  Moray  place 
WOOD,  ALEXANDER,  fruiterer,  1  and  2  Bristo 

place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  106 
Wood,  Alexander,  9  Henry  street 
AA^ood,  Alex.  (Inland  Rev.),  6  St  Bernard's  row 
AA^ood,  Aw.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  9  Darnaway  st. 
Wood,  Andi-ew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  73 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Wood,  Andrew,  clock  and  watch  maker,  33  W. 

Nicolson  street 
Wood,  Francis  D.,  20  Dean  path 
AYood,  Geidon,  dairyman,  104  Kirkgate 
AA''ood,   George,   gardener   and  florist,   Royal 

terrace  gardens,  London  road 
Wood,  George  M.,  S.L.,  20  St  Patrick  square 
Wood,  H.,  broker,  321  Cowgate 
Wood,  I.,  tobacconist,  50  Hanover  street 
AA''ood,  Rev.  James,  7  Buccleuch  place 
Wood,  James,  grocer  and  spii'it  merchant,  4 

Dean  path  ;  house,  48 
Wood,  James,  bookseller,  130  George  street 
Wood,  James,  cabinetmaker,  169  Rose  street; 

house,  8  Randolph  place 
Wood,  J.  G.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  29  Clarence  st. 
Wood,  John  A.,  of  AVoodcot,  7  S.E.  Circus  pi. 
Wood,  John  A.,  2  West  Lam-istou  place 
AA^ood,  John  H.,  6  James'  place,  Leith 
Wood,  John,  gardener.  Dean 
Wood,    John,    draper,    28   Lauriston   street ; 

house,  24  West  Lauriston  place 
Wood,  John,  cowfeeder,  14  Potterrow 
AVood,  John,  dairy,  1  Springfield 
AYood,  John,  engineer,  28  Bernard  street 
Wood,  Joseph,  victual  dealer,  5  Baltic  street 
Wood,    Joseph,    accountant,    collector    City 

Parish  Poor-rates,  279  High  street ;  house, 

31  Lothian  road 
AYood,  Joshua,  Cedar  villa,  6  Palmerston  road 
AA''ood,  Robt.,  provision  dealer,  31  Water  lane 
AYood,  Robert  J.,  Darnley  villa,  Canaan  lane 
AYood,  T.,  joiner,  Silvermills;  house,  14  AYest 

Claremont  street 
Wood,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Water 

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Wood,  Thomas,  daiiyman,  25  Arthur  street 
Wood,     Walter    A.,    mowing    and    reaping 
machines,    27    Candlemaker  row ;    works, 
New  York 
Wood,  Wm.,  flesher,  2  Bristo  street ;  house, 

7  Buccleuch  place 
Wood,  William,  C.A.  and  actuary,  5  Nelson 

street ;  house,  4  Oxford  terrace 
Wood,  William  (TF.  cV  Cairns),  2  Ehn  row 
Wood,  Wm.,  teacher,  Canaan  villa,  Canaanlane 
Wood,  Wilham,  6  James'  place,  Leith 
Wood,  William,  2  Church  road.  Trinity 
Wood,  W.  H.,  tobacconist  and  stationer,  92 

Kirkgate 
Wood,  Wm.,  grocer  and  sj)irit  merchant,  33b 

Cumberland  street ;  house,  35 
Wood,  William,  clerk,  1  Lord  Russell  place 
Wood,  William,  12  Union  street,  Leith 
Wood,    William  Benj.,  millwi'ight,  77  West 

Foimtainbridge 
Wood,  W.  L.,  6  Claremont  park 
Wood,  Mrs  A.,  cook,  16  Jamaica  street 
Wood,  Mrs  Helen,  straw  hat  manufacturer, 

1-12  High  street 
Wood,  Mrs  J.,  7  Livingstone  place 
Wood,  Mrs  J.,  5  Drummond  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  11  Clarendon  crescent 
Wood,  Mrs.  4  East  Adam  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  12  Roxburgh  place 
Wood,  Mrs,  47  Great  King  street 
Wood,  Mrs  M.,  cook,  9  Jamaica  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  medical  and  surgical  nurse,  24a 

Earl  Grey  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  24  W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Wood,  Miss,  18  Dean  terrace 
Wood,  Miss,  lodgings,  130  George  street 
Wood,  Miss,  Hermitage  park,  I^ochend  road 
Wood,  Miss  Lucia,  22  Clarendon  crescent 
Wood,  Misses,  3  Torphichen  street 
Woodburn,  William,  custom  collector,  4  Brand 

field  place 
Woodcock,  Robert,  7  West  Sciennes 
WooDHALL  Estate  Company,  Limited,  128 

George  street ;  Charles  Pearson,  manager 
Woodham,  Mrs,  13  Merchiston  terrace 
Woods,  Office  of.  Forests,  etc.,  43  Castle  st 
Woolley,  John,  dairyman,  15  Aimfield 
Woolnoth,    AKred,    landscape    painter    and 
teacher  of  drawing  and  painting,  10  South 
Charlotte  street 
Woore,  Henry,  commission  agent,  4  George 

street ;  house,  9  Bernard  terrace 
Wordie  &  Co.,  general  carriers  and  contrac- 
tors, agents  for  Caledonian  Railway  Co. 
Goods  forwarded  to  all  stations  on  Cale- 
donian system,  Dublin,  Belfast,  and  to  all 
stations  on  west  coast  route  to  London 
Ofl&ces  :  Lothian  road  station,  6  Fountain- 
bridge,  44  Bernard  street,  and  Caledonian 
Railway  station,  Leith 
Wordie,  James  W.,  S.S.C.  (agent,  Queen 
Insurance  Company,  Accident  Insurance  Co. 
of  London),  68  George  street 


Wordie,  Mrs,  29  St  Bernard's  crescent 

Work,  John,  joiner,  6  Redhall 

Work,  Mrs  Ann,  ladies'  nurse,  13  Queen  st., 

Leith 
Worke,  Mrs  P.,  9  Hope  park  terrace 
WoRKixG  Men's  Club  and  Institute,  Edin- 

BUUGii,  Writers'  court,  315  High  st. ;  George 

Scott,  170  Canongate,  superintendent;  Jas. 

Keppie,  22  Colville  place,  secretary 
Workman,  John,  painter,  8  Simpson's  court, 

Potterrow 
Works,  Office  of  H.M.,  Parliament  square; 

R.  Matheson,  architect 
Wormald  &  Anderson,  W.S.,  res.  sec.  British 

Imperial  Insur.  Corporation,  93  Princes  st. 
Wormald,  J.  D.,  W.S.   (TF.  cj-  Anderson),  8 

Middleby  street 
Wotherspoon&  Mack,  S.S.C,  18  Great  Stuart 

street 
Wotherspoon,  James  B.  M.,  commission  agent, 

Custom  House,  and  shipbroker.  Wet  docks ; 

house,  24  Albany  street,  Leith 
Wotherspoon,  John,  36  Grove  street 
Wotherspoon,  William,  of  HiUside,  S.S.C,  18 

Great  Stuart  street 
Wotherspoon,  WUliam,  di^aper  and  hosier,  43a 

Earl  Grey  street;  house,  29  Panmure  place 
Wotherspoon,  William  White,  H.M.I.  A.,  Rose- 
bank,  Newhaven  road 
Wren,   George,  corn  merchant,   48  Mitchell 

street ;  house,  57  Constitution  street 
Wright,  P.  &  R.,  linen  manufacrs.,  drapers,  and 

baby  linen  warehouse,  16  and  20  George  st. 
Wright,  Andrew,  baker  and  confectioner,  42 

Clerk  street;  house,  1  W.  Newington  place 
Wright,  Andrew  C,  brush  manufacturer,  6 

Greenside  place  ;  house,  37  James  street 
Wright,  Chas.,  photographer,  54  Cockburnst.; 

house,  9  St  John  street 
Wright,  Charles  William,    19    St   Bernard's 

crescent 
Wright,   Duncan,   coach  proprietor,   1  West 

Newington  place  ;    livery  stables,  St  An- 
drew's place 
Wright,  Frederick,  goldbeater, 4  Swinton row; 

house,  16  Roxburgh  place 
Wright,  George,  merchant,  25  North  bridge 
Wright,    George,    confectioner,    14    GLfford 

park 
Wright,  George  {manager,  Palace  Brewery), 

7  Abbey  mount 
Wright,  George,  wine  and  spuit  merchant,  58 

Constitution  street;  ho.  19  Mitchell  street 
Wright,  H.  Guthrie,  4  Coates  place 
Wright,  James,  13  Ainslie  place 
Wright,  Rev.  James,  Spring  bank  villa,  Lass- 
wade 
Wright,  James,  19  Buckingham  terrace 
Wright,  James,  18  Bangor  road 
Wright,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

53  Tolbooth  wynd ;  house,  3  Springfield 
Wright,  J.,  japanner,  104  High  street;  house, 

10  Gladstone  terrace 


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Wright,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  142 

and  143  Kirkgate 
Wright,  John,  fancy  bazaar,  3  Leggat's  land ; 

workshop,  Haugh  st.;  ho.  6  Leggat's  land 
Wright,  John  {Aitken  ^-  PF.),  Seafield  place, 

Seafield 
Wright,  John,  W.S.,  18  Inverleith  row 
Wriglit,  Jn.,  tailor  and  clothier,  32  West  port 
Wright,  John,  waiter,  5  Kerr  street 
Wright,  Jolm,  steamship  agent  and  manager 

for  Henderson  Brothers,  Granton;  house, 

Granton  square 
Wright,  Robert,  16  Gillespie  crescent 
Wright,  Robert,  sujjerintendent  collector  of 

customs,  10  West  ToUcross 
Wright,  Robert,  architect,  12  Pitt  street 
Wright,  Robert,  bread  and  biscuit  baker,  21 

Sandport  st.  ;  ho.  Springbank,  Bounington 
Wright,  Robert,  fishing-tackle  manufacturer, 

16  Princes  street ;  house,  14  Hope  street 
Wright,  Robert,  M.D.,  12  Pitt  street 
Wright,  S.  H.,  M.B.C.M.,  assistant  physician, 

Royal  Edinburgli  Asylum,  Morningside 
Wright,  T.  Strethill,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  phy- 
sician and  accoucheur,  55  Northumberland 

street 
Wright,  Tliomas,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

1  and  2  North  Junction  street ;  house,  29 

Couper  street 
Wright,  Thomas,  dairyman  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 23  Carnegie  street 
Wright,  Thomas,  brass -finisher,  5  Alison  sq. 
AVright,  Thos.  B.  {City  ofEdin.  Brewery  Co.), 

15  St  John  street 
Wright,  Wm,  spirit  merchant,  48  N.  Fort  st. 
Wright,  WiUiam,  37  Maryfield  place 
Wright,  William,  17  Livingstone  place 
Wright,  Wm.,  statioumaster,  Trinity  station 
Wright,  Mrs  Alfred,  4  Glengyle  terrace 
Wright,  Mrs  Hugh,  13  Blackford  road 
Wright,  Mrs  Mary,  20  Pilrig  street 
Wright,  Mrs  Robert,  Springbank,  Bonnington 
Wright,   Mrs  AVilham,   grocer,   1  New  lane, 

Newhaven 
Wright,  Mrs  Wm. ,  grocer,  49  N.  Fort  st. ;  ho.  47 
Wright,  Mrs  W.  B.,  14  Manor  place 
Wright,  Mrs,  7  Carlton  street 
Wright,  Mrs,  grocer,  5  Northumberland  place 
Wright,  Mrs,  furniture  sempstress,  Haddon's 

court,  112  Nicolson  street 
Wright,  Mrs,  1  Broughton  place 
Wright,  Mrs,  5  Mackenzie  place 
Wright,  Mrs,  23  Cheyne  street 
Wright,  Mrs,  11  Arthur  street 
Wright,  Miss,  10  Glengyle  terrace 
Wright,  Miss,  ladies'  and  children's  outfitter, 

and  corset,  belt,  and  skirt  maker,  56  George 

street 
Writers  to  the  Signet  Library,  Parliament 

square;  10  to  4,  Saturdays  10  to  1 
Writers  to  the  Signet  Widows'  Fund  ;  col- 
lector's office,  61  Castle  street 
Wybar,  George,  painter  and  glazier,  8  Hill  pi. 


Wybber,  Mrs,  15  Stafford  street 
Wyber,  Miss,  French  stay  maker,  76  Queen  st. 
Wyld,  Robert  S.,  W.S.,  19  Inverleith  row 
Wyld,  Major  William,  16  Inverleith  row 
Wyld,  Miss,  11  Lennox  street 
Wylie,  Mrs  A.  H.,  19  Walker  street 
Wylio,  Alex.,  W.S.,  agent  for  the  Westminster 
Fire  and  Gen.  Life  Insur.  Co.,  13  Picardypl. 
Wylie,  Alexander,  grocer,  9  Romilly  place 
Wylie,  Hamilton,  draper,  46  W.  Richmond  st. 
Wylie,  James  A.,  LL.D.,  12  Archibald  place 
Wylie,  James,  shipmaster,  13  N.  Fort  street 
Wylie,  William  M.,  5  North  Charlotte  street 
Wylie,  Mrs,  5  Trinity  crescent 
Wylie,  Mrs,  6  Union  street,  Leith 
Wylie,  Mrs,  26  Fiudhorn  place 
Wylie,  Mrs,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  9  Mait^l 

land  street,  Newhaven 
Wyllie,  M.  &  C,  Berlin  wool  repository,    39 

Earl  Grey  street ;  house,  3  Gillespie  place 
Wyllie,  Alexander,  12  Douglas  terrace 
Wyllie,  Andrew,  13  Stanhope  place 
Wyllie,  George,  warehouseman,  2  North  br. 
Wyllie,  Colonel  J.  S.,  12  Howard  place 
Wyllie,  James  S.  (G.P.O.),  5  Viewforth place 
WyUie,  John,  M.D.,  9  Howe  street  .    ' 

WyUie,  Robertson,  messenger,  3  George  st. 
Wyllie,  WiUiam  Forrest,  corn  and  hay  mer- 
chant, 4  Morrison  street 
Wyndham,  Robt.  Henry,  lessee  of  the  Theatre 
Royal;  house,  24  Forth  street,  and  Brunstain 
cottage,  Duddingston 
Wynne,  Rev.  John  H.  G.,  17  Lauriston  street 
Wyse,  George  B.  M.,  The  Hermitage,  Hermi- 
tage place 

YAEEOLL,  SAMUEL,  ostrich  feather  manu- 
facturer and  funier,  13  N.  St  Andrew  st. ; 
house,  1  Glenogle  place.     >^  See  Adv.  p.  58 

Yarroll,  Mrs  D.,  furrier  and  plmnassier,  12 
Rosehill  place 

Yate,  Francis,  4  Blackwood  crescent 

Yates,  Jas.,  Elizafieldho.,  Hawthorn  bank  ter. 

Yelland,  John  {Inland  Revenue'),  5  Upper 
Gilmore  place 

Yelland,  John,  junior,  24  George  street 

Yellowlees,  Mrs  Jane,  3  Lord  Russell  place 

Yellowlees,  Mrs,  5  West  Claremont  street 

Yeoman,  Jas.,  brass-fijoisher,  2  Drummond  st. 

Yeomanry  Cavalry  Store  (Royal  Mid- 
Lothian),  73  Lothian  road 

Yerbury,  Edward  Reuben,  photographer,  3 
Hanover  street 

Yerworth,  John,  greengrocer  and  smallwares, 
4  Union  place,  Bonning-ton  road 

Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co., 
lis.  Charlotte  street  and  1  George  street 

YorkstoD,  James,  teacher  of  music,  24  Mary- 
field  place 

Yorston,  A.  G.,  writer,  Athelstane  cottage, 
Feny  road,  Wardie 

YOima  &  BARTON,  brassfomiders,  1a  Shrub 
place.     ^  See  Adv.  p.  88 


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YouBg  &  Saunders,  grocers  and  wine  mer- 
chants, 27  Duke  street 

Young  Brothers,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 
12  Caltou  street  and  1  South  Clerk  street 

Young,  C.  &  A.,  artists  and  engravers  on 
wood,  63  North  bridge 

Young,  George  Adam,  &  Co.,  Bible  publishers, 
14  Nicolson  square  ;  house,  19  Bernard  ter. 

Young,  J.,  &  Co.,  grocei-s  and  wine  merchants, 

I  Pitt  street 

Young,   J.,   &  Co.,  slatere   and   glaziere,  28 
Greenside  street,  13  Macdowall  street,  and 
110  Constitution  street 
Young,  J.  &  D.,  coach  lamp  manufacturers, 

22  Greenside  street 
Young,  Thomas,  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers, 

54  North  bridge  ;  house,  22  Calton  hill 
Young,  William  D.,  &  Co.,  manufactm-ers  of 
iron  and  wire  fences,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, etc.,  12  George  iv.  bridge 
Young,  Colonel  A.  G.,  3  GreenhiU  park 
Young,  A.  {late  of  Madras  College),  22  Elm 

row 
Young,  A.  J.,  advocate,  7  Pitt  street 
Yoimg,  Alexander,  7  Douglas  terrace 
Young,  Alex.,  draper  and  hosier,  45  Bristo  st. 
Young,  Andrew,  baker  and  confectioner,  1a 

HiU  place  and  6  North  Richmond  street 
Yoimg,  Andrew,  2  St  David's  terrace 
Young,  Archibald,  Queen's  cutler,  and  sur- 
geons' instrument  maker  to  the  Royal  In- 
firmary, 58  North  bridge  ;  house,  40  Find- 
horn  place 
Young,   Archibald,  advocate    {Commissionei's 
of  Scottish  Salmon  Fisheries),  22  Royal  circus 
Young,  Archibald,  junior,  5  AthoU  place 
Young,    Archibald,    plumber   and    gasfitter, 

II  St  Patrick  square ;  house,  15  Gladstone 
terrace 

Young,  C.  (C.  <5-  -4.  F.).  71  South  Clerk  st. 

Young,  Charles,  wireworker,  4  Chapel  street 

Young,  D.  {late  of  Inland  Revenue),  24 
Lamiston  gardens 

Young,  David,  smith,  341  High  street 

Young,  David  (/.  ^'  D.  Y.),  5  St  James'  pi. 

Yoimg,  Edward  Robinson,  architect  and  sur- 
veyor, IGl  Rose  street 

Young,  Gavin,  lapidary,  63  North  bridge,  and 
Logiemill,  Lower  Broughton  road 

Young,  George,  church  officer,  Free  High 
Church,  Mound  place 

Young,  George,  Q.C.,  M.P.,  Lord  Advocate 
of  Scotland,  28  Moray  place 

Young,  George,  bootmaker,  4  Dublin  street 

Young,  George,  draper  and  mUliner,  82  West 
port 

Yoimg,  George,  ironmonger,  24  Greenside  pi. 

Young,  George,  5  Livingstone  place 

Young,  George,  41  East  Claremont  street 

Young,  George,  22  Calton  hill 

Young,  Henry  D.,  currier  and  leather  mer- 
chant, 9  Johnston  terrace ;  house,  12 
Gladstone  terrace 


Young,  J.,  umbrella  manufr.,  21  Howe  street 
Young,  James,  M.D.,  surgeon,  36  Castle  st. 
Young,  James,  S.S.C,  20  Yomig  street 
Young,    James,    baker  and    confectioner,    1 

Grange  road  ;  house,  3 
Young,  Jas.  (Bain,  Y.,  ^-  Co.),  35  Montague  st. 
Young,  James  (Panton  ^'  Y.),  9  Graham  st. 
Young,   James,  dairyman,   48  Thistle  street 

and  Tynecastle 
Young,  James,  woollen  draper  and  clothier, 

126  High  street ;  house,  29  Minto  street 
Young,  James  R.,  12  Buccleuch  place 
Young,  James,  bootmaker,  9  Catherine  street ; 

house,  10 
Young,  James,  6  Yanburgh  jalace 
Young,  James,  76  Fountainbridge 
Young,    James,    bootmaker,    141    Fountain- 
bridge  ;  house,  15  St  Anthony  place 
Young,  James,  dairyman,  35  Giles  street 
Young,  James  P.,  1  Nelson  street 
Young,  John  Charles,  M.A.,  classical  teacher, 

18  Fettes  row 
Young,  John,  stationer,  17  Livingstone  place 
Young,  John,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Young,    John,    plumber,   gasfitter,  etc.,   112 

Nicolson  street ;  house,  69  Clerk  street 
Young,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  2b 

Jamaica  street 
Young,  John,  9  Antigua  street 
Young,  John,  tailor,  8  Lothian  road 
Young,  John,  1  Bro%vn  street 
Young,  John,  16  Upper  Grove  place 
Young.  Jn.  (F.  ^-  Barton),  bo  lulontgomerj  &t. 
Yoimg,  J.  W.,  W.S.,  22  Castle  street;  house, 

22  Royal  circus 
YOTJNG,  MATTHEW,  servants'  register  office, 

41  Brunswick  street ;  house,  39.      ^  See 

Adv.  p.  100 
Young,  Peter,  2  M'Laren  place 
Young,  Peter,  M.D.,  L.R.C.S.,  1  Dean  terrace 
Young,  Rich.  J.  {Stubbs  ^-  Co.),  4  Cockburn 

street ;  house,  .3  Great  King  street 
Young,  Robert,  F.E.S.L.,  19  Bernard  terrace 
Young,  Robert,  cork  manufacturer,  3  Alison 

square 
Young,  Robert  (Free  Church  offices),  18  East 

Preston  street 
Yoimg,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

South  Holyrood  street ;  house,  5 
Young,  JioheTt  (Inland Revenue),  12  Hamilton 

place,  Tollcross 
Yoimg,  Robert,  Canaan  grove.  Church  lane, 

Morningside 
Young,  Robert,  missionary,  28  Melville  ter. 
Young,    Robert,   cattle  and  sheep  agent,   8 

Brougham  place 
Young,  Robert  (late  of  Valparaiso),  6  Claren- 
don crescent 
Young,  Robert,  10  Drumdryan  street 
Yoimg,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  8  Salisbury  ter- 
race ;  house,  51  Arthur  street 
Young,  Robert,  lona  hotel,  82  Nicolson  st. 
Young,  Thomas,  7  Saunders  street 


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Young,  Thomas,  marble  cutter,  7  West  Jilont- 
gomery  place  | 

Young,  Thomas  {G.  Reg.  IL),  20  James  street 
Young,  Thomas,  7  Hermitage  place 
Youug,  Thomas,  lodgings,  22  Rutland  square 
Young,  Thomas,  5  Bowling-green  street 
Young,  Wilham,  greengrocer,  33  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
Yomig,  "William  {Lorimer  ^'  Y.),  i  Mansion- 
house  road 
Young,  AYilliam  D.   (W.   D.   Y.   &,'   Co.),  22 

"West  Preston  street 
Youug,    "William   {Bell   &,-    Co.),    Mary   Ann 

cottage.  1  East  London  street 
Young,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  10  St  Patrick  sq. 
Young,  William,  tea  dealer,  -41  William  street; 
Young,  William,  14  Laverock  bank  terrace     | 
Young,  William,  41  Grindlay  street  , 

Young,  William,  2  Blackwood  crescent  I 

Young,  ;Mrs  C.  watch,  clock,  and  barometer 

glass  maker,  2  Chessels  court,  Canongate 
Young,  Mrs  James,  18  Broughton  street 
Young,  Mrs  Keith,  12  Royal  terrace 
Young,  Mrs  Margaret,  21  St  Patrick  square 
Young,  Mrs  Thomas,  2  Lord  Russell  place 
Young.  Mrs  Thomas,  Bank  house,  Ferry  road, 

Leitli 
Young,  Mrs,  6  Arniston  place 
Young,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  72  Thistle  street 
Youug,  Mrs,  22  East  Preston  street 
Yoimg,  Mrs,  1  Gayfield  place 
Young,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  31  Nel- 
son street 
Young,  Mrs,  16  Clarendon  crescent 
Young,  Mrs,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Youiig,  !Mrs,  confectioner,  76  Pleasance 
Young,  }tlrs,  ladies'  nurse,  36  Bristo  street 
Young,  ^Irs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  24  Simon 

square 
Young,  Mrs,  3  Great  King  street 
Young,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Young,  Mrs,  3  Livingstone  place 
Yoimg,  Mrs,  22  Royal  circus 
Young,  Mary,  dairy,  32  Rose  street 
Young,  Miss  ]M.,  49  Gihnore  place 
Young,  Miss,  19  Dundas  street 
Young,  Miss,  Marionville,  Merchiston 


Young,  Miss,  lace-cleaner,  26  India  place 
Young,  Miss,  dressmaker,  30  Alva  street 
Young,  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Cornwall  street 
Young,  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Livingstone  pi. 
Young,  Miss,  5  Duke  street 
Young,  Miss,  3  East  Preston  street 
Young,  Miss,  engraver  on  wood,  5  Lutton  pi. 
Young's  Paraffin  Light  and  Mineral  Oil 
Co.    (Limited),   Lochrin    works ;    Thomas 
Scott,  manager 
Younger,    William,    &   Co.,   brewers.   Abbey 
brewery.     Horse     wynd,     and     Holyrood 
brewery.  South  Back  of  Canongate 
Younger,  David,  Kirtle  lodge.  Trinity 
Younger,  James,  carpenter  and  builder,  61  St 

Leonard  st.  ;  house,  3  Roxburgh  terrace 
Younger,  John,  shipowner,  5  Bonnington  pi. 
Younger,  John,  ship-chandler  and  painter,  6, 

7,  and  8  Commercial  street 
Younger,  Robert,  brewer,  St  Ann's  brewery, 
60  Abbey  hill ;  ho.  St  Ann's,  Norton  place 
Younger,  Mrs,  5  Lansdowne  crescent 
Younger,  Mrs,  44a  Minto  street 
Younger,  Miss,  teacher  of  the  pianoforte,  4 
I     Duncan  street 

I  Yule,  Alexander,  machine  bootcloser,  Cathe- 
rine street  court ;  house,  24  Greenside  place 
Yule,  Alexander,  cabinet  warerooms,  107  and 

109  Pleasance  ;  house,  24  Greenside  place 
Yule,  'D3,vid(General  Register  House),  5  Green- 
hill  bank 
Yule,  D.  C,  5  Strathearn  road 
Yule,  George,  lodgings,  4  North  Charlotte  st. 
Yule,  James,  11  Bread  street 
Yule,  Thomas  B.,  merchant,  36  Constitution 

street ;  house.  Broom  park,  Granton 
Yule,  Miss,  dressmaker,  6  St  John's  place 

Zanzig,    Christopf,    tailor    and   clothier,    26 

Bernard  street 
Zetland  New  Shipping  Co.   (/.  B.  Leasl; 

agent),  10  and  11  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Ziegler,  John,  47  George  square 
Ziegler,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  47  George 

square 
Zoblinsky,  Frederick,   teacher  of   music,   44 

Frederick  street 


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%*     THE  NUMBER   AFFIXED   TO   THE   N-UIE   OF   THE   STREET,    INDICATES   THE   MUNICIPAL   WARD 

IN  "WHICH  IT  IS  SITUATED. 


Registration  Districts  given  in  List  of  Streets  at  beginning  of  Directory  ;  and  also 
References  to  Situation  of  Streets. 


Abbey.    8. 

Hoh/rood. 
Duncan,  Miss,  Belleville 
2  Abbey  Courthouse ;  Henry 
Baker,  keeper 
Holyrood  Churcli 
0  Greenlaw,  "Walter 
7  Kerr,  Eobert,  Abbey  tavern 
9   Thomson's  Court 
11  Eutherford,  WiUiam 
21  Craw,  Alexander ;  ho.  17 

Abbey  Hill.    8. 

Holyrood. 
Dr  Begg  Buildings 
7  Boss,  William 
11   Christie,  George 
13  Hepburn,  James 
13  Bernard,  Daniel 
15  Xoble,  J.  C. 
19  Lewis,  William  S. 
21  Ritchie,  Alexander 
23  Boyes,  Mrs  Jane 
25  Inglis,  Wm.,  dairy  ;  ho.  23 
27  Haig,  John 
29  Gray,  Hugh 
31  Bninton,  Alexander,  cooper 
33  Graham,  Robert 
35  Bi'own,  James  T.,  grocer 
37  Brown,  Thomas 
39  Haig,  J.  &  T.,  bootmakers 

Palace  Brewery 
59  Kinnoch,  A. ,  ironfounder ; 

house,  61 
63a  Mitchell,  Alexander 
63  Mitchell,  John 
65  Fortune,  Cornelius 
67  Wilson,  G.  H. 
69  BlackhaH,  David 
5^      1  Elliot,  Alexander 
■"     3  Williamson,  John 
"§      4  Nicolson,  David 
S     7  Simpson,  John 
-f     9  Blair,  Peter  D. 
te;    12  Terrie,  George 

Q 


I  -g  Fox,  D.  B. 
ft^  ^  Fox,  William 

71  Blair,  James 
77  Lawrie,  James,  wright 
85  Baton,  Thomas 
93  Macfarlan    k    Co. 's  chemi- 
cal works 

93  Brown,  David 

97  Smith,  J.,  smith 
113  Milne,  Alexander 

101  Coxson,  James,  grocer 

102  Erskine,  Marion 

98  Alexander,  J. 

94  M'Bean,  Richard 
92  Jackson,  James 
90  Carrie's  Court 

90  Yeitch,  Robert,  coal  mer. 

84  Masterton,  Alexander 

80  Chisholm,  Alexander 

76  Samuel,  Mrs  A.,  flesher 

70  Ennis,  Mrs 

70  Davidson,  Thomas 

62  Seton,  Chas. ,  spirit  dealer 

60  Younger,     R.,     St     Ann's 

brewery 
50  Megget's  Court 
48  M'Rae,  Alexander 
46  M 'Donald,  Jane 
44  Davidson,  David 
42  Jenkinson,     David,     spirit 

merchant 

11  City  of  Edinr.  Brewery 
<e    43  Thom,  C. 
•S*  26  Younger,  R.,  brewer,  St 

r  Ann's 

i    26  Marshall,  Hugh 
<Sj  28  Cowan,  .James 

S    32  Ennis,  Mrs,  grocer 

^    34  Munro,  Mrs,  greengrocer 

40  Gowie,  Thomas 

36  St  Margaret's  Co-operative 

Store 
28  Reid,  Thomas 


Abbey  Mount.    8. 

Abbey  Hill. 
1  Laird,  William 

1  Laird,  W.  C. 

7  Wright,  George 

8  Xicolson,  D. ,  Palace  brewery 

Richardson,  Lea,  Kyle  cot. 

Abbotsford  Cresct.   13. 

Bo  ro  uijhni  u  irJiead. 

3  Addis,  Rev.  Thomas 

5  Rutherford,  Robert 

7  Kerr,  Henry 

9  Gowan,  Mrs 

11  Brown,  Mrs 

12  Baillie,  Thos.  (T.  ct  A\  B.) 

10  Wilson,  W. 

8  Patei-son,  Andrew,  C.A. 

6  Niven,  A.  T. 

4  Cockburn,  Francis  J. 

2  Lorimer,  George 

Abbotsford  Park.    13. 

Boroughmuirhead. 

1  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

3  Blyth,  Mrs 

3  Blyth,  Rev.  R.  B. 

5  Petley,  ilajor  P.  M, 

7  Gerrard,  A.,  banker 

9  Anderson,  John 

11  Kirkwood,  James 

13  Horsburgh,  John 
16  Wilson,  Misses 

14  Ross,  Philip 

12  Teasdale,  Rev.  F.  D. 
10  Boak,  AUan 

8  Clarke,  Mrs  R. 

8  Boswell,  Captain 

4  Melville,  Francis  S. 

2  Richardson,  F. {F.  R.  cfc  Co.) 

Abbotsford  Place.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 
1  Laidlaw,  T. 


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2  Kobertson,  Walter 

3  Campbell,  Colin 

6  Peggie,  David 

7  Trail,  Eobert 

Abercromby  Place. 

Heriot  Roio. 
North,  5.     South,  7. 

1  Paxton,  William,  painter 
1a  Eobertson,  D. 

2  Miller,  ilrs 

3  Graham,  Thomas 

3  White,  Robert 

4  Cattanach,  William 

4  Cattanach,  P.  L.,  advocate 

5  Hill,  Miss 

6  Dall,  William 

7  Orrock  &  Hepburn,  dentists 

7  Hepburn,  D.,  L.D.S. 
8a  Dickson,  A.  J.,  S.S.C. 

8  Taylor,  ]\liss 

8  Robinson,  Mrs 

8  Henr)',  Alexander 

9  Greig,  Mrs  George 
10  Smith,  John  G. 

12  Maclachlan,  G.,  W.S. 

13  Tollemache,  Mrs  WUbraham 

14  Paterson,  A.,  W.S. 

14  Paterson,  James,  W.S. 

15  Himie,  M.  N.  M 'Donald 

15  Macdonald,  J.  H.  A.,  advo 

cate 

16  Stodart,  James  T. 

16  Stodart,  George  T.,  W.S. 

17  Taylor,  Mrs  William 

18  Hunter,  James  A.,  M.D. 
•  19  Swan,  Mrs  George 

19  Wilson,  John  P.,  advocate 

20  Thomson,  Rev.  E.  A. 
Nelson  Street  here 

21  Marshall,  David,  C.A. 

22  Robertson,  Alex.  W.,  C.A. 

22  Robertson,  Jas.  Alex.,  C.A. 

23  Patrick,  Mrs  S. 

24  Ree,  Hermann 

25  Matheson,  Robert 

25  Matheson,  William  J. 

26  Mansfield,  Thomas  J. 

26  Mansfield,  Mrs 

27  Macleod,  Major-General  A. 

28  Marshall,  Mrs  Walter 

29  Duncan,  William  J. 

30  luglis.     Right    Hon.    John, 

Lord  Justice-General 

31  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

32  Syme,  Miss 

33  Crawford  k  Simson,  W.S. 

33  Greig,  Sommei-ville,  W.S. 

34  Blackadder,  James 

Adam  Square.    9. 

See  75  South  Bridge. 

Adam  Street  East.   12. 

Roxburgh  Street. 
1   Lyon,  Walter 
1  Short,  David 
1  ]\Iackay,  Angus 


1  Legg,  David 

I  Davidson,  David 

1  Gray,  Daniel  ((?. P.O.) 

3  M'Kay,  Angus,  agent 
7  Murray,  John 

7  Garrie,  Laur. 
7  Ramage,  Mrs 
7  Wilson,  R. 

9  Mackinuon,  D.,   spuit  mer- 

chant ;  house,  7 
11  Martin,  John 
13  Reid,  Mrs  John 
13  Gosman,  David 
13  Ritchie,  Robert 

15  Johnston,  James 

16  Carphin,  George 
16  Noble,  Mrs 

16  Peck,  Mrs  F. 

16  Dickson,  John,  gardener 

10  Scott,  James 

10  Stewart,  Mrs  John 

10  Wilson,  Robert 

10  Muir,  A.  W.  (G.P.O.) 

10  MiUer,  D.  R. 

10  Farmer,  A. 

10  Hoggarth,  James 

10  Clark,  J.  S. 

6  Craw,  William  E. 

6  Poison,  P. 

4  Wood,  ]\rrs 

4  Balmaiu,  Mrs  James 

4  Scott,  J. 

2  Gray,  Andrew,  grocer 

Adam  Street  West.    12. 

JRoxburgh  Place. 

1  Middleton,  John,  M.D. 

5  Manderson,  Janet  P. 

7  Kirkwood,  Thomas 
9  Bremner.  A. 

11  Doull,  John 

11  Thomson,  Josh. 
11  Hogg  &  Dunn 
11  Hogg,  David 
11  Brass,  William 
11  Anderson,  Robert 
11  Henderson,  George 

II  Weddell,  John 

10  Clelland,  James,  gi'ocer 

8  Leslie,  J. 

8  Ritchie,  Thomas,  ti'aveller 

8  Robson,  Selbv,  agent 

6  Dick,  Archibald 
4  Miller,  H.  J. 

4  Mackay,  Miss 

2  Philcox,  George 

Admiralty  Street.    4. 

Couper  Street. 
1  Moar,  M.,  provision  mercht. 

3  Thomson,  James  B.,  grocer 

5  Brodie,  Mrs 

6  Hope,  Thomas 

7  Tupman,  James 

9  ]\Iiller,  Robert,  grocer 

10  Donaldson,  Robert,  gi-ocer 

11  Irvine,  James 

12  M'Donald,  Alexander 
12  Robertson,  Francis 


14  Davidson,  Ebenezer 
14  Ferguson,  William 
21  Cunningham,  Andrew 
21  Thomson,  James  B. 
24  Smeal,  John,  grocer 

Ainslie  Place.    4. 

St  Colme  Street. 

1  Scougall,  Thomas 

2  Cunningham,  George,  C.E. 

3  Millar,  John,  advocate 

4  Cowan,  the  Hon.  Lord 

4  Cowan,  John,  W.S. 

5  Lancaster,  H.  H.,  advocate 

6  Napier,  Mark,  advocate 

7  Hoyes,  John 

8  Scott,  Mrs  Colonel 

9  Ivorj',  William,  advocate 
10  Hunter,  Richard 

10  Hunter,  Robert 

11  Williams,  Mrs,  of  Earnock 

12  Mui-e,  the  Hon.  Lord 

13  Wright,  James 

14  Tod,  Mrs  John 

15  Fair,  Mrs 

16  Anderson,  Mrs  Major-Gen. 

17  Forbes,  William,  advocate 

18  Gumming,  William,  M.D. 

19  Henderson,  William,  M.D. 

19  Henderson,  A.  E.,  advocate 
20a  Brown,  Miss 

20  Brown,  Mrs 

21a  Spence,  Prof.  J.,  F.R.C.S. 

21  M'Ewen,  James,  W.S. 

22  Mackenzie,  Mrs  W.  C. 

22  Craik,  James,  W.S. 

23  Ramsay,  Very  Rev.  E.  B. 

23  Ramsay,  Admiral  Sir  Wm., 

K.C.B. 

24  Burnley,  William  F. 

25  Mackenzie,  Colin,  W.S. 

Albany  Street.    7. 

Broughton  Street. 

1  &  3  Wight,  George,  butcher 
3  Clerihew,  Peter,  lodgings 
5  Campbell,  R.  V.,  advocate 
5  Brand,  David,  advocate 
5  Milne,  Mi's  Janet 
9  Waterstou,  Sirs,  lodgings 
11  Smith,  Alexander,  lodgtags 
13  Thatcher,  Lewis  Hay,  M.D. 
15  Easton,  Mrs  Thomas 
15  Mowbray,  John  T.,  W.S. 
17  EUis,  WiUiam,  W.S. 
17  Ellis,  Robert 
19  Thorburn,  W.  D.,  advocate 
19  Purves,  Thomas,  lodgings 
19  Gibson,  Alexander,  advocate 
21  Maclean,  John 
21  Maclean,  Misses 
23  Napier,  A.  J.,  W.S. 
25  Grant,  William 
29  Robertson,  Rev.  Wm.,  D.D. 
31  Marshall,  ]\Irs,  lodgings 
33  Inglis,  Archibald,  M.D. 
35  Jackson,  Mrs  Walter 
37  Binny,  G.  &  J.,  W.S. 


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37  Biuuy,  Jolin 

37  "Webster  &  WUl,  S.S.C. 
39  M'Kntcheou,  Mrs 

39  Gebbie,  Francis,  advocate 

41  Fi-aser,  WUliam  N.,  S.S.C. 
45  "Warner,  John,  lodgings 

47  Robertson,  George,  C.E. 

49  Dumbreck,  "W.,  M.D. 

51  Saunders,  "William,  S.S.C. 
51  Saunders,  John  Jas.,  S.S.C. 

51  Saunders,  "V\\  &  J.  J.,  S.S.C. 

andS.L. 
61  Saunders,  "W'm.,  juu.,  C.A. 

53  Kerr,  "William 

55  Park,  John  R. 
Albany  Street  Cliapel 
St  Mary^s  Free  CMtrch 

56  Hamilton,  Colonel  J.  J. 

54  Monro,  Mrs 

52  Andrew,  Mrs 

52  Andrew,  James,  M.D. 

50  Cowan,  Archibald 

48  MiUar,  John,  M.D. 
44  Ebsworth,  G.  H. 

42  Thomson,  3Irs  "W. 

40  Paterson,  Miss 

40  Cochrane,  James  AV. 

40  M'Lachlan,  C.  H.,  advocate 

38  Pitcaiim,  A.  Y.,  W.S. 
36  Alves,  I\rrs 

34  Boyd,  John 

32  M'Ewen  &  Garment,  "W.S. 

30  Jopp,  Mrs 

28  Robertson,  "William,  M.D. 

28  Robertson,  Mrs  George 

26  M'Farlane,  Miss,  lodgings 

24  Johnstone,  Admiral  Sir  "Wm. 

J.  Hope,  K.C.B. 
22  Galletly,  John,  S.S.C. 
20  Cooper,  Robert,  lodgings 
18  Marshall,  Mrs 
16  Leeke,  "VVilliam,  lodgings 
14  Rutherfurd,  John,  W.S. 
14  Rutherfurd,  Mrs 
10  Mansfield,  J.  L.,  advocate 

6  Lawson,  "William 

6Mackie,  A.K.,  S.S.C. 

4  "White,  Robert,  fruiterer  • 

2b  Ferguson,  John 

2a  M'Laren,  Mrs 

2a  Christie,  Charles  G.  C. 

2a  Hepburn,  Misses 

2  Bryce,  Mrs  William 

2  Stewart,  Wm.,  ironmonger 

2  Schneider,  A. 

a- 1  Wallace,  Peter,  spirit  dealer 

I     More  &  Rutherford 

•-5      Charles,  James,  smith,  etc. 

Albany  Street,  Leith.  4. 

JSTortJi  Fort  Street. 
1  Picken,  Thomas 

1  Scott,  Thomas 

2  Thorburn,  Dr  Geo.,  teacher 

3  Sutherland,  J.  &  D.,  joiners 

4  Irvine,  Alexander 
4  Stewart,  William 
4  Sutherland,  A.  G. 
4  Scott,  Mrs  Peter 


Stephenson,  Jas.,  shipmaster 

Wilson,  Alexander 

Stoddart,  Robert 

Whyte,  Andrew 

Budge,  W. 

Wilson,  David 

Walls,  Peter,  joiner 

Bennet,  John,  Albany  cot. 

Duii",  Miss,  teacher 

Duft",  Thomas 

Gunn,  Robert,  solicitor 

Wilson,  Miss  Helen 

Starkey,  JIrs 

Sibbald,  Mrs  Margaret 

RoweU,  W. 

Robertson,  Thomas  D. 

Lyon,  Rev.  Robert 

Primrose,  James 

]\Ionro,  R. 

Abrahamsen,  H.  J. 

Reid,  Mrs  C.  P.  (B.  d:  Son) 

Chalmers,  George,  &  Co. 

Robertson,  John  ;  house,  19 

Nairn,  Andrew 

Smith,  Robert 

Morrison,  John  S. 

Morrison,  A.  K.  Y. 

Wotherspoon,  James  B.  M. 

Tod,  John 

Johnston,  John 

Luckie,  Rob.  M.,  shipmaster 

Dunn,  James,  junior 

Gray,  John 

Fernie,  William,  shipmaster 

Wilson,  Miss 

Murray,  James 

Robertson,  Mrs  J. 

Boyd,  Mrs  Robert 

Nimmo,  Mrs  Alexander 

Howling,  Abram 

Gibson,  John,  agent 

Pittendrigh,  George 

Nicoll,  James 

Simpson,  A.  C. 

Ovenston,  Mrs 

Staig,  David 

Mouat,  John 

Greig,  John 

Brock,  Peter 

Walls,  Peter 

Sinclair,  Alexander 

Allison,  Mrs  James 

Stewart,  Thos.,  shipmaster 

Kinghorn,  James 

Currie,  Archibald 

Miller,  Mrs  M. 

Punton,  John,  shipmaster 

Laughton,  Mrs  John 

Lawson,  Mrs  Thomas 

Turner,  David 

Duncan,  .Miss 

Lamb,  Andrew 

Elphinston,  Mrs 

Johnston,  William 

Crighton,  Archibald 

Robertson,  James  G. 

Cribbes,  Matt. 

M'Laren,  James,  shipmaster 

Lyall,  Mrs  Robert 


Albert  Place.    5. 

Stocl-bridge. 

1  Aitken,  A.  H.,  butcher 

2  Cooper,  James,  dentist 

3  Ramage,  John,  baker 

4  Ramage,  J.,  confectioner 

Albert  Place. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Albert  Terrace.    10. 

Morningside. 

1  Brunton,  J. 

2  Macfarlan,  Misses 

3  Priugle,  Miss 

4  Pringle,  Robert 

5  Cowan,  John  James 

6  Buchanan,  Miss 

7  Ker,  Mrs  William 
9  Millons,  D.  N. 

Albert  Terrace.    5. 

Trinity. 

1  Gillespie,  Lady  H. 

2  Keith,  Mrs 

2  Wallace,  Miss 

3  Bowie,  Alex.  G.  (G.P.O.) 

4  Pearson,  Alex.,  teacher 

Albyn  Place.    4. 

Wemyss  Place. 
1  Dunlop,  Miss  C. 
1  Tod,  Henry,  junior,  W.S. 

1  Cockburn,  Miss 

2  Campbell,  J.  A.,  &  Lamond, 

C.S.  andKP. 
2  Lamond,  Jas.,  S.S.C.  &  N.P. 

2  Campbell,  Miss 

3  Steuart,  Charles,  W.S. 

3  Steuart,  Miss 

4  &  5  Swain's  private  hotel 

6  Gibson,  Wm.  W. ,  corn  mer. 

7  Mackay,  ^neas  J.  G.,  advoc. 

7  Mackay,  Mrs 

8  Brown,  Thomas,  advocate 

8  Brown,  Misses 

9  Pattison,  G.  H.,  advocate 

9  Pattison,  William  R.,  W.S. 
10  Keir,  James,  advocate 

10  Moftat,  Miss,  lodgings 

11  M'Key,  Mrs 

Alfred  Place.    2. 

Canonmills. 
ToUeth,  T.,  baker,  etc. 
2  Mackay,  Robert 

Alfred  Place.    13. 

Mayfield  Terrace. 
Murray,  Robert  R. 
M'Culloch,  John  M. 

Allan  Street.    3. 

Stockbridj3. 

5  Rae,  William 

7  Macdonald,  Charles 
9  Leishman,  William 


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9  Dick,  Thos. ,  2  Cottage  lane 
9  Begg,  Robt. ,  2  Cottage  lane 
17  Alston,  James 

Allan  Street.    2. 

Bonn'mgton. 

1  Fotlieringham,  M.,  baker 

2  Taylor,  George,  clothier 

Allison  Place.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 
Allison  Square.    11. 

2  Milne,  Miss  Janet,  dressnikr. 

3  Young,  Robert 

5  Wright,  T.,  brassfinisher 

Alva  Place.    1. 

Norton  Place. 

1  Thomson,  Feter 

2  M'Nab,  Mrs 

3  Thomson,  John  H. 

4  Laing,  David 

6  Finlayson,  Alexander 

7  Dobson,  Alexander 

8  Lindsay,  Henry 

9  Mason,  George 

10  Greive,  William 

11  Ternent,  James 

12  Hiitton,  Robert 

13  Holdsworth,  William 
15  Lawrie,  John 

17  Rankeiller,  George 

18  Temple,  John 

19  Kynock,  Alexander 

20  Motion,  George 

21  Ramsay,  James 

22  Clark,  Charles 

23  Camming,  John 

24  Shearer,  Thomas 

25  Muirhead,  I\Irs  James 

27  Adamson,  James 

28  Balfour,  Alexander 

29  Crawford,  John 

30  Batchin,  Alexander 

31  Smith,  Alexander 

32  Walker,  James 

32  Walker,  AVilliam  L. 

33  Primrose,  Mrs  E. 

34  Rowan,  William 

36  Kerr,  Miss 

37  Kay,  Richard 

38  Bartholomew,  Thomas 

39  Reekie,  Philip  A. 

40  Longmoor,  William 

42  Nicolson,  George 

43  Mackie,  Mrs  Janet 

44  Morrison,  Miss 

45  Fraser,  Mrs 

46  Niven,  R. 

47  Watson,  Alexander 

Alva  Street.    4. 

1  M 'Donald,  John 

1  Lauder,  Mrs,  lodgings 

1  Hamilton,  James  A. 

1  Traill,  George  W. 

1  Honeyman,  David 


Laing,  Mrs  J. 

Chalmers,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

Conacher,  Miss,  lodgings 

Stewart,  William 

Moir,  Miss  Jane 

Robertson,  Mrs  Patrick  G. 

Hardie,  W.  B. 

Hardie,  Mrs  S.  E. 

Hardie,  Joseph  R.,  M.D. 

Blair,  Mrs 

Carnegie,  James 

Thomson,  Mrs 

Hill,  Miss 

Balfour,  G.  W.,  M.D. 

M'Fadyen,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Marshall,  Mrs  Henry 

Gamgee,  Arthur,  M.D. 

Gamgee,  Joseph,  vet.  surg. 

Gamgee,  Miss 

Thomson,  Mrs  Edward 

M'Pherson,  Mrs  E. 

Thomson,  Miss  H.  G. 

Burns,  Andrew,  writer 

Rogers,  William 

Jalfray,  Mrs 

Jamieson,  Henry 

Wallace,  W.  D.,  S.S.C. 

Wallace,  John 

Cameron,  John,  coach-hirer 

Glen,  Miss 

Martin,  Miss  Anne 

Kay,  Mrs  Wm.,  bootmaker 

Richardson,  J.,  tea  merchant 

Cathie,  Miss 

Hastie,  Thomas,  baker 

Blackwood,  James,  W.S. 

Loudon,  Mrs 

Kay,  H.  R.  {Kay  cb  So7i) 

Matthew,  Miss  E. 

Young,  Miss 

Sime,  Adam  M. 

Johnston,  T.  B. 

Brown,  Mrs 

Scott,  Miss 

Milroy,  William  M. 

Playfair,  Charles 

Skelton,  Miss 

Ritchie,  Miss 

Robertson,  Geo.  Brown,  W.  S. 

Stuart,  Mrs  William 

Stuart,  John,  W.S. 

Peddle,  Mrs 

Cay,  John,  W.S.,  solicitor 

Eaton,  James 

Stewart,  John,  W.S. 

Threshie,  Mrs 

Dudgeon,  John 

Mennie,  Mrs 

Gunn,  John 

Macdonald,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Blackstock,  Mrs 


Amphion  Place.    8. 

Now  iMvt  of  N.  B.  Canongate. 

Anderson  Place.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 
1  Farrie,  George 


1  Learmonth,  Robert 

2  M 'Donald,  Charles 
2  Jeffrey,  John 

2  Charles,  Andrew 

2  Alison,  Richard 

4  &  5  Grieve,  Thomas,  engineer 

6  &  7  Traill,  Robert,  &  Co. 

Ann  Street.    3. 

Dean  Terrace. 

3  Norrie,  William 

5  Millar,  Rev.  James 

7  M'Bean,  Miss 

9  Black,  James  G. 
11  Cathcart,  Misses 
13  Gillespie,  John 
13  Gillespie,  Thomas 
15  Flint,  Mrs 

17  Scott,  Mrs  Mary 
19  Shaw,  William 

21  Brown,  Stuart 

23  Willis,  Rev.  Jamieson 

25  Thornton,  Mrs  M. 

27  Crichton,  Mrs  Col. 

29  Grahame,  James 
31  Belfrage,  A.  W. 

31  Belfrage,  Mrs 

33  Rennie,  James,  S.S.C. 

35  Robertson,  Mrs 

37  Mackay,  John 

39  Fraser,  Miss 

41  Watson,  Rev.  Jonathan 

43  Gibson,  William 

45  Rodger,  Miss 

47  Goudie,  Gilbert 

49  Parsons,  Mrs 

51  Rae,  David,  builder 

51  Rae,  Henry 

50  Brown,  Mrs  David  P. 

48  Gillies,  Rev.  William 

46  Bonar,  Miss 

46  Morison,  Mrs  James 

44  Leppcr,  Mrs 

40  Dickie,  Mrs 

38  PattuUo,  Miss 

36  Cowan,  Miss 

34  Overend,  Campbell 

32  Fraser,  Miss 

30  Watson,  Mrs 

28  Watson,  Mrs 

26  Mackenzie,  Misses 

24  Melville,  George 

22  Bell,  George 
20  Christie,  Miss 
18  Richmond,  Mrs 

16  Ross,  Robert  (Union  Bank} 
14  Livingstone,  G.  K.,  S.S.C. 
12  Henderson,  Misses 

10  Stuart,  Miss 

8  Fothringham,  Miss 

6  Steuart,  Archibald,  W.S. 

4  Mackenzie,  George,  W.S. 

Annandale  Street.    2. 

Haddington  Place. 
1  Wilson,  Andrew 
1  AVilson,  Alexander 
1  Bruce,  Edward  {E.  B.  <£•  Son) 


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3  CamiiLliael,  AValterS.,  M.D. 

5  Scott,  John 

7  M 'Call, 'Peter 
7  Clark,  James 
7  Steel,  Gershom 
7  Hay,  Duncan 
7  Porteons,  Mrs 

7  Cochrane,  Thomas 
9  Hogg,  Fraser 

11  Marshall,  iliss 

13  Duncan,  T.  (T.  D.  d-  S.) 

13  Carstuirs,  Mrs 

13  Considine,  Patrick 

13  Taylor,  Eobert 

13  Biggar,  John,  architect 

13  Farquharson,  J. 

22  Aitken,  Mrs  Eobert 

20  Johnston,  Miss 

20  Menzies,  William 

20  Muir,  Miss 

20  Watson,  Adam 

20  Henderson,  Andrew 

20  M'lutosh,  Mrs  A. 

10  Ferguson,  James,  agent 

8  Wilson,  William 
8  Nairn,  John 

8  Brown,  iirs 

8  Cameron,  Hugh,  teacher 

8  Smith,  Mrs 

6  Crawford,  iluir 

Anne  Place. 

See  Duke  Street,  Leith. 

Annfield.    5. 

Newhaven. 
Law,  Geo.,  Annfield  cottage 

1  Melville,  Thomas,  wright 

2  Anderson,  Captain 
2  Mitcliell,  J.  G. 

2  Greig,  John 

3  County  Police  Station 

3  M'Kay,  Wm. ,  police  sergeant 

6  Baillie,  Eobert 

6  Nicoll,  William,  pilot 

6  Devlin,  Thomas 

6  Bishop,  W.  C. 

7  Eunciman,  Mrs,  grocer 

8&  9  Crawford,  C,  spirit  dealer 

12  Hall,  Archibald 

15  Woolley,  John,  dairy 

16  Pringle,  Eobert,  grocer 

Antigua  Street.    2. 

Union  Place. 

1  Smith,  John  L.,  bookseller 

2  Marshall,  Thomas 

3  Currer,  IMisses 

3  Adair,  Alexander 
3  Gilmour,  Mrs 

3  Eobb,  Mrs 

4  Scott,  James 

5  Grant,  Alexander  W.,  S.S.C. 

6  &  7  Dickson  &  Wise,  grocers 

8  Stevenson,  Miss  Margaret 

9  MacArthur,  Mrs  A. 
9  Sanderson,  D. 

9  Alston,  Miss 

9  M'Donald,  Alexander 


9  Young,  John 

9  Lamond,  James 

9  Weddell,  Eobert 

9  Eae,  George 

9  Dickson,  A.  (Z>.  &  Wise) 

10  Flint,  j\Irs,  furrier 

11  KilUni /worth  CoJliery  Office 

11  Buniside,  Jane 
llA  Dougall,  William 

12  Fraser,  Mrs  H. 

12  AVatterston,  Andrew  E. 
12  M'Vitie,  E. 
12  M'Cartney,  Mrs  George 
12  Henrv,  Mrs  Isa 

12  LiUie,  Mrs 

14  Asher,  Alexander 

Archibald  Place.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

1  Wilson,  William 
1  Kilpatrick,  H.  G. 
1  Eamsay,  James 

1  Wilson,  ;Mrs  Sarah 

3  Archibald,  Mrs  George 

5  Stewart,  James  {Union JBanh) 

5  Eeid,  Mrs  W. 

5  Weir,  Miss 

5  Hunter,  Eobert 

5  Forrest,  John 

7  Campbell,  Mrs 

9  Stevenson,  John 
11  ilartin,  J.  W. 
11  ]\Iilne,  Miss 
11  M'Kenzie,  Alexander 
11  M'Pherson,  Thomas 
11  Steele,  William 

11  Laurie,  Andrew 

13  Eitchie,  William 

13  Eennie,  Archibald 

15  Jklackintosh,  E.  T. 
17  Murray,  I\Iisses 
17  Little,  Eobert 

17  Forrest,  William,  engraver 

17  Crawford,  Misses 

17  Johnston,  John 

19  Calder,  William 

21  Hamilton,  W.  L. 

23  Dewar,  Thomas 

23  Tomasezcnokie,  H. 

23  Cumming,  Thomas 

23  Hill,  Mrs  Cumberland 

23  Turnbull,  Mrs 

23  Watson,  George  H. 

25  Thom,  John  (Johnston  cC-  T.) 

27  Ogilvie,  George 

14  Laing,  William 
14  Welsh,  Miss 
14  Glen,  J. 

12  Wylie,  Eev.  J.  A.,  LL.D. 
10  Hunter,  George 

8  Sawers,  Iiirs  Thomas 

6  Arnott,  Eev.  David,  D.D. 

4  Macritchie,  Mrs  W.  D. 

2  Winfield,  Mrs  John  F. 

Argyle  Place.    13. 

Meadows. 
2  Drimmie,  IMrs 


3  Hamilton,  Eev.  James 

4  Wishart,  D.  F. 

5  ilackray,  Mrs 

6  Scott,  George 

7  Murray,  Mrs  John 

8  Thomson,  John 

10  Eutherford,  David,  &  Sons 

11  Dunlop,  Eev.  Thomas 

12  Aitken,  Mrs  James 

13  Blair,  James 

14  Forrester,  Airs  Jane 
Jamieson,  Misses,  Argyle  park 

Argyle  Square.    9. 

North  College  Street. 

Museum  of  Science  and  Art 

Galletly,  Alexander 

Minto  House  Lecture -rooms 

Argyle  Terrace.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Manuel,  Alexander 

2  Imrie,  Alexander 

3  Mather,  Francis 

4  Matthew,  David 

5  Orr,  William 

6  Gordon,  James 

7  Louden,  George 

8  Mitchell,  George 

9  Turnbull,  A.  W. 

10  Imrie,  David 

11  Gairns,  John 

12  Cameron,  George 

13  Dobson,  M. 

14  Paterson,  Thomas 
16  M'Glashan,  Duncan 

Arniston  Place.    13. 

Neiuinejton. 

1  Phimister,  Mrs 

1  Duff,  Miss 

2  Patterson,  Thomas 

2  Patterson,  Misses  A.  k  3. 

3  Lees,  Eobert 

4  Jamieson,  Peter 

5  Wason,  William  K. 

6  Young,  Mrs 

7  M 'Gilchrist,  Mrs 

8  Newington  Academy — 

M  'Lachlan,  J. ,  headmaster 

9  Squair,  James 
10  Taylor,  Mrs 

10  Muir,  C.  B. 

11  Cameron,  Duncan 

12  Brodie,  W. 
12  Watt,  James 

12  Gardner,  Andi-ew  A. 

12  Bickerton,  George 

13  Eaeburn,  John 

14  Nichol,  Mrs  T.  D. 

15  Mason,  James 

]  5  Ferrier,  George 

15  Gregor,  William  Alexander 

15  Eoy,  James 

16  Miller,  Miss  M. 


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Arthur  Street.    8. 

80  Pleasance. 

Arthur  Street  Academy 
Matliison,  Alex.,  spirit  deal. 
Wriglit,  Mrs 
Cameron,  J. 
Inches,  Mrs 
Tod,  Mrs  Andrew 
Duncan,  David 
Douglas,  Hugh 
Wilson,  Miss 
Peebles,  Peter,  tailor 
M'Ghie,  Robert 
Bonnar,  A. 
Fisher,  David 
Kidd,  J.,  baker 
Wood,  Thomas,  dairy 
Mdler,  Andrew 
Cuthbertson,  Andrew 
Finnic,  William  E. 
Greig,  George  G.,  grocer 
Henderson,  M.,  baker 
Todd,  John,  grocer 
Young,  Robert 
Henderson,  James 
Sherrifl',  James 
Henderson,  M. 
Todd,  John 
Williamson,  David    • 
Archibald  &  Son,  joinere 

3  M 'Nairn,  John 

3  Mackie,  J.  (G.P.O.) 
9  Ewing,  W.  B. 

4  Crosbie,  Miss  Jane,  milliner 
4  Crosbie,  Thomas 
2  Bell,  Mrs,  grocer 

]\Iathewson,  W.  W. 
Mathewson,  James  L. 
]Mathewson,  P. 
Mathewson,  R. 


24  Gilchrist,  John  (G.P.O.) 

20  Veitch,  Mrs 

18  Mason,  Thomas,  engineer 
u  18  Thomson,  James 
^18  Berry,  Lawi'ence 
7^  18  Laiug,  John 
§16  Fraser,  James 
'^10  Couochie,  Peter 
^10  Ormiston,  John 
.^    9  Gordon,  Alexander 
I^    8  Ritchie,  Thomas 
i?5    6  Baird,  William,  baker 
6  Laurie,  Robert 
4  Banks,  James 
2  Robertson,  Robert,  grocer 

14  Horsburgh,  James 

14  Sinclau',  D. 

14  Cameron,  James 

14  Lamb,  John 

10  Robertson,  Alexander 

10  Nimmo,  Robert 

■S  ^  3  Mack,  Mrs 
'^  ^  3  Scott,  A. 
fcj  f^  7  Jeflray,  John 

4  Hendrie,  H.,  com.  traveller 


4  Lyon,  James 

2  il  'Ghie,  Robt. ,  wine  mercht. 
2a  M'Ghie,  Sarah 

Arthur  Street.    2. 

Pilrig  Street. 

2  Payne,  Richard  P. 

3  Sandford,  Daniel 

5  Johnston,  W.  M. 
9  Pike,  Richard 

13  Hay,  A. 

13  Swanston,  James 

13  Hanquet,  ]\Irs 

13  Masterton,  William  N. 

14  Gibson,  John 

14  Watson,  William 

14  Watson,  Mary  M. 

14  Anderson,  Mrs 

14  Anderson,.  Miss 

10  Guthrie,  John 

17  Purves,  Thomas,  gardener 

Assembly  Lane  East.  6. 

51  Pose  Street. 

1  Cuthill,  Alex. ,  livery  stables 

3  Macdouald,    GUbert,    book- 

binder 

Assembly  Street.    1. 

Baltic  Street. 

1  Adamson,  William 

4  Limdj',  .J.  J. 

13  Baillie,  N.,  &  Co. 

14  Harvey,  R.  E. 

15  Campbell,  Brown,  &  Dudgeon 
15  Paterson  &  Dalziell 

15  M'Laren,  David,  &  Co. 

16  Easson,  James 

17  Mackie,  N.  M.,  &  Co. 
20  Bui-reU  k  Byers 

AthoU  Crescent.   4. 

Maitlcmcl  Street. 

1  Flowers,  Thomas  G. 

2  Grove,  Mrs 

2  Grove,  Charles  Bagot 

3  Sands,  WiUiam  John,  W.S. 

4  Ferrier,  Thomas  H.,  W.S. 

5  Craig,  James  H.  G. 

6  Cockbum,  A.  D. 

7  Smith,  George 

8  Dalgleish,  Laiu'ence,  W.S. 
8  Dalgleish,  Mrs 

10  Kormack,  W.  B.,  W.S. 

11  Borthwick,  JIrs 

12  Nisbet,  Mrs  More 

13  Douglas,  Christopher,  W.S. 

14  Dundas,  William  Pitt 

15  Haldane,  James,  C.A. 

16  Geddes,  Misses,  board. -sch. 

17  Montgomery,  Rev.  James  F. 

18  Bruce,  Henry 

19  Francis,  Mrs 

20  RoUand,  Adam,  of  Gask 

21  Mackenzie,  Rev.  John 


21  Galbraith,  Miss 

22  XJrmston,  Aug.  H. 

s     Thornton,  David,  builder 
^  ^  2  Sinclair,  Peter,  buUder 

AthoU  Place.    4. 

AthoU  Crescent. 

2  Speirs,  Mrs 

2  Cunningham,  J.  (Sig.  Lib.) 

2  Boog,  William 

2  Nicolson,  George 

3  Fraser,  Miss 

5  Stevenson,  Miss 

5  Ruddimau,  Miss 

5  HiU,  Mrs 

5  Yoimg,  Archibald,  jun. 

6  Cow|5er,  A. 

7  Grant,  Mrs 

8  Porteous,  Miss 
8  Tod,  Miss 

8  Braddock,  Miss 

8  Todd,  John 

8  Biut,  Miss 

8  M'Naughton,  Misses 

8  Strachan,  Jliss 

9  Dun,  Mrs  Finlay 

10  Cruttenden,  Edward 

11  Lawson,  Henry;  house,  12 

12  Stewart,  Robert 
12  Taylor,  Mrs 

12  M'Culloch,  Mrs 
12  Mill,  Ebenezer,  S.S.C. 
12  Henderson,  Alexander 
12  Brown,  Mrs  J. 

12  Black,  John 

13  Moffat,  John,  gi'ocer 

Atholl  Terrace.     10. 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Robbie,  James 

2  Cameron,  Charles 

3  M'Lean,  John 

4  Herdman,  John 

6  Fraser,  L.  Clunas 

7  Farn  worth,  Thomas 
9  Goodall,  Thomas 

11  Haggart,  William 

12  Mitchell,  William 
]  2  Malcolm,  Miss  M. 

13  Reid,  George 

14  Fraser,  Andrew,  tailor 

14  Brand,  Robert 

15  Birrell,  William 

16  Robertson,  Gilbert 

Auburn  Place.    4. 

North  Fort  Street. 

1  Fyfe,  Thomas  N. 

3  Barnestou,  William 

4  Ciu'rie,  Heriot,  engineer 

Back  of  Vaults.    3. 

81  Giles  Street. 

5  Flockhart,  John,  grocer 


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Bainfield  Place.    10. 

West  Fountainhridge. 

1  Tofts,  Peter 

1  Sutherland,  A.,  grocer 

Bainfield  Terrace.    10 

ire*'^  Fountainhridge. 

2  Campbell,  A. 

4  Cniickshank,  John 

4  Campbell  &  Crixicksbank 

4  Campbell,  James 

Farqiihar,  John,  Elm  cottage 
Sclater,  Jas.,  Elm  cottage 

Baker's  Place.    3. 

Xorth-west  Circus  Place. 

1  and  3  Tod  Brothers,  millers 

2  Fisher,  John 

4  Stewart,  John,  painter 

5  Simpson,  Alexander,  &  Co. 

6  Rodger,  Miss,  greengrocer 

6  Rodger,  Mrs  M.,  nirrse 

7  M'Pherson,  James,  painter 
9  Munro,  J.  K.,  draper 

10  Hannah,  AVm.,  surg.  dentist 

10  White,  Alexander 

10  Home,  Hugh 

10  Girdwood,  David 

10  Robertson,  Mrs  T. 

10  Gii-dwood,  Mrs  H. 

10  Campbell,  Mrs  C. 

11  Nisbet,  James,  tailor 

12  Blyth,  John,  leather  merch. 

13  Burns,  John,  newsagent 

14  Bain,  J.,  china  merchant 

Balbirnie  Place.    10. 

Roseburn. 

1  Finnic,  Mrs 

2  M'Pherson,  James 

3  Henderson,  James,  dairy 

4  Campbell,  John,  daily 

5  Kilpatrick,  A.,  dairy 

6  M'Xeil,  Alexander,  dairy 

22  Lewis,  Jlrs 

23  Crombie,  Mrs  R. 

25  Brooks,  James,  dairy 

26  Robertson,  John,  dairy 

27  M'Lachlan,  Charles 

28  Aitken,  Thomas 

29  Reid,  Alexander 

Balfour  Street.    2. 

Pilrig. 
4  Hannah,  Joseph 
4  Suan,  Edward 
8  Menzies,  John,  &  Co. 
10  Peterson,  William 

12  Paul,  John,  accountant 

13  Hunter,  John 
17  Bart,  Alexander 

Baltic  Street.    1. 

35  Constitution  Street. 
1  Seater,  White,  &  Co. 


2  Jacobsen,  Frederick 

2  Neuflert,  J.  M. 

3  Baillie,  J\Irs  W.  S. ;  ho.  21 

4  Marq.  of  Lothian  Coal  Depot 

5  Wood,  Joseph 
9  Irvine,  Robert 

10  Linton,  Frederick  T.  C. 

11  Edin.  (fc  Leith  Gas  Light  Co. 

12  Dimcan,  J.,  &  Co. 
12  Tainsh,  James 

16  Thomson,  J. 

17  Schuthe,  Emil,  k  Co. 

20  Matthe-w  &  Theilmaun 

21  Millar,  William 

21  Mason,  Thomas 

22  Wishart  &;  Clapperton,  corn 

factors 

Bangor  Road.   4. 

Great  Junction  Street. 

1  Shaw,  James 

9  Dods,  Andrew 

11  Carr,  Thomas,  moulder 

15  Ballingall,  James,  wright 

21  Nicol,  Stewart,  blacksmith 

23  Samuel,  William 
23  Brown,  James 

31  Kinnaird,  Wm.,  conti-actor 
31  Pentland,  Robert 
35  Wight  &  Robertson 

37  Wishart,  John 
46  Field  &  Allan 

38  Thomson,  Benjm.,  engineer 
38  Lyall,  Alexander 

34  Simpson,  Wm.  (H.M.C.) 
30  Mitchell,  Henry 
28  Stalker,  James 

22  Smith,  John,  glassciitter 
20  Wilson,  James 

18  Wright,  James 

16  Blair,  T.  k  A.,  shoemakers 

12  Bowman,  Mary,  di-essmaker 
12  Fairie,  John 

10  Cormack,  Itlrs 
8  Johnston,  Mrs 

6  Johnston,  James,  joiner 
6  Walker,  David 

6  il'Culloch,  John 
6  Barclay,  Janet 

2  Macfarlane,  G. 

►«    2  Dickson,  Jas. ,  coal  merch. 
^    7  Grindlay,  James,  grocer 
^17  Coulter,  Thomas 

Bank  Place.    4. 

See  Ferry  Road. 

Bank  Street.    9. 

Lawnmarket. 

1  Boyle  &  Swanson 

2  and  3  Stark,  Adam,  &  Co. 
4  Sinclair,  James,  draper 

4  Scottish  Trade  Protection  So- 
ciety 
4  Morison,  P. 
4  Renton,  John 


4  Noble,  James 

5  Kay,  William,  stationer 

6  Potts  k  Co.,  tobacconists 

7  Knowles,  J.,  confectioner 

8  Millar,  Allardice,  k  Robson, 

W.S. 

9  Lindsay,  Alex.,  bookseller 
10  Grady,  J.  &  A.,  booksellers 
12  Bell  k  Bradfute,  booksellers 

12  Walker,  Robert 

13  Burns  &  Bell,  clothiers 
13  Cockburn,  C,  shiitmaker 
13  Cockburn,  Mrs  C. 

13  Laing,  Alexander 
13  Strachan,  James 
13  Knowles,  Jasper 
13  Miller,  Alexander 

13  Reid,  Mrs 

14  Gray,  Charles,  watchmaker 

15  k  16  Aitchison,  Jas.,  watch- 

maker 
18  Cribbes,  Peter,  watchmaker 
20  Hewit,  G.,  bill-poster 
20  Petrie,  John 

20  Walls,  Archibald 

21  Boyle,  j\Irs,  staymaker 

22  Cameron,  Henry 

23  M'Dougall,  Neil,  &  Co. 

Bank  Street  North.    9. 

Bank  Street. 

Bank  of  Scotland 
Davidson,  David 
Tytler,  G.  M.,  secretary 
Armstrong,  T.,  cashier 
Ormistou,  Thomas 

1  Hambling,  George 

2  Glen,  J.  &  R. 

4  Whitten,    Robert   H.,    auc- 

tioneer 

5  Jack,  Stewart,  slater 

5  Bisset,  J.,  refreshment  rooms 

6  Summers,  Adam 

7  M'lutyre,  Miss 

7  ]\I'lntosh,  James,  bookseller 

8  Nimmo,  P.  &  J. 

8  Higgiu  k  Thorn,  printers 

9  Stevenson,  And.,  bookseller 
10  Russell,  Thos.,  brushmaker 
13  Ross,  Jn.,  &  Co.,  publishers 
13  Mossman,  Wm.,  bookbinder 
13  Grieve,  Andrew,  bookbinder 

13  Littlejohn,  Mrs 

14  Orman,  Alexander 

15  Stocks,  Alexander 

15  Offices  of  the  Fi-ee  Church 

16  Nat.  Security  Savings  Bank 
16  Meikle,  Christopher,  actuary 
16  Hay,  H.  S.  A.  L.,  accoimtant 

16  Duncan,  Alexander 

17  Laing,  Rev.  John 

Bank  Street,  Leith.    1. 

16  Bernard  Street. 

2  Smith  k  Alexander,  merchts. 

3  Flett,  William,  merchant 

5  Crawford,  Cross,  &  Co.,  mer. 


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Barony  Street.   7. 

Brougliton  Street. 

1  "Wilson,  "W.,  baker 

3  Knox,  Thomas 

3  Craig,  Mrs  Thomas 

3  Wilson,  William 

5  Broomfield,  Mrs,  grocer 

7  Jack,  Samuel,  hootmaker 

9  ilaule,  John,  builder 

11  Simpson,  Mrs  C.  B. 

11  Robertson,  Mrs 

11  Aitchison,  Mrs  M. 

11  Smith,  James 

11  Mitchell,  George 

11  Macdonald,  Duncan 

11  Harvey,  Peter 

15  Stewart,  Peter 

17  Clay,  Robert 

17  Martin,  Miss 

17  Bogue,  James  W. 

17  Patrick,  James 

17  Hepburn,  Mrs 

17  Louden,  Miss 

17  Graystone,  George 

17  Neilson,  William 

19  Sutherland,  Mrs 

19  Grosart,  Thomas 

21a  Greig,  William 

21  Erskine,  Miss 

21  Walker,  T.,  tailor 

21  Thomson,  David 

21  Thorburn,  William 

21  Bolton,  G.,  grocer 

23  Macdonald,  Miss,  grocer 

25  Darling,  Andrew 

25  Robertson,  Mrs 

25  Crerar,  George 

25  Baigrie,  IMrs  Alexander 

25  Baigrie,  Mrs  J. 

25  Liddell,  James  B. 

27  Ewing,  William,  cooper 
Glassite  Chapel 

35  Reid,  John 

35  Allan,  Mrs  Margaret 

35  M'Gregor,  D.,  writer 

35  Mitchell,  William 

35  Gemlie,  Andrew,  teacher 

35  Peebles,  Robert 

35  Wilson,  Andrew,  writer 

35  Cairns,  A.  D. 
39  Innes,  Thomas 

39  Douglas,  Alexander 
39  Seggie,  Alexander 
39  Ogilvie,  Charles 
41  Stewart,  Robert  B. 

,  ,j  1a  Archibald,  John 

S  ^  2  Hume,  Thomas 

S  ";;j  3  Skinner,  James 
^  %       Beriy,  James 

Old  Brougliton 
38  Ponton,  T.  M. 

36  Weierter,  P.,  music  teacher 
34  Rutherford,  Robert 

34  Allan,  John 
34  Dodds,  Robert 
34  Brown,  W.  S. 


34  Greenaway,  James 

34  Gardiner,  Robert 

34  Watson,  John 

34  Bell,  Thomas,  smith 

30  Cameron,  Peter 

28  Baird,  John 

28  Darling,  Robert  ((?. P.O.) 

28  Hutchison,  Walter 

28  Leshe,  Robert  S. 

28  Scott,  Donald 

28  Pritty,  John 

28  Shen-it,  Adam  ((?. P.O.) 

28  Rose,  Robert 

26a  Smith,  Miss  M.,  milliner 

Sang  &  Barker,  druggists 

New  Broughton 
24  Douglitie,  Robert 
24  Davidson,  Jonathan 
22  Walker,  John,  mason 
20  Cappillitti,  Gabrel 
20  Russell,  John 
20  Harvey,  Robert 
20  Paterson,  Andrew 
20  Stewart    &     Fraser,     dress- 
makers 

16  Knox,  Miss 

14  Rutherford,  Thomas 
14  Calder,  Miss 
14  Seator,  Robert 
14  Brydone,  James 
14  Macdonald,  Tertius 
14  Cay,  John 
14  Cay,  Mrs  F. 
12  Paterson,  James 
10  Learmonth,  Thomas 

8  M'Gregor,  Charles 

8  Sinclair,  John 

8  Black,  David 

8  Henderson,  Mrs  George 

6  Campbell,  Mrs  W.  J. ,  clothier 

4  Christie,  James,  dairyman 

2  Armstrong,  Mrs 

2  Lindsay,  Andrew 

2  Reid,  Joseph 

2  Ferguson,  James  H. 

2  Balfour,  John 

2  Mitchell,  James 

2  Reid,  Josh.  C. 

Bath  Street.    1. 

Salamander  Street. 

17  Lamb,  Laurence 

4  &  5  Edinhurgh  Roperle  Co. 
2  Gavin,  P. ,  &  Son,  ropemakers 
33  Hill,  J.,  spirit  dealer ;  ho.  17 

James  Lane. 
Ross,  James,  &  Co. 

Bathfield.    5. 

North  Leith. 

Browne,  W.  F. 
Wallace,  R.  B.  (Customs) 
Pirie,  James 
Robertson,  Walter 
Ramsay,  A. 


Baxter's  Place.    1. 

Greenside  Place. 

1  Goodwillie     Brothers,     silk 

mercers 

2  Williamson,  George,  &  Son 
2  Crawford,  Mrs  H. 

2  Hannaford,  D. 
2  Jenkinson,  William 
2  Pringle,  James 
2  Lawrie,  John 

2  Mann,  Charles 

3  Girle,  George  H. 

4  Russel,  John 

6  Gordon,  J.,  &  Co.,  spirit  mer. 

7  Robinson,  H. 

9  M 'Donald,  Alex.,  butcl^er 

Beaufort  Road.    13. 

Grange  Road. 

Beaumont  Place.    12. 

204  Pleasance. 

1  Russell,  Alexander 

1  GuUand,  William 

7  Robertson,  Wm. ,  bootmaker 
18  Moflat,  James  M.,  gi'ocer 
16  Purves,  J.  (/.  d:  P.  P.) 
16  Aitchison,  Walter 
16  Geddes,  George 
12  Pringle,  James 
12  Rutherford,  William 
12  Smith,  David 
10  Lowden,  William 

6  Smith,  James 

6  M'Ewan,  Dougal 

Bedford  Street.     3. 

See  Beaii  Street. 

Belgrave  Crescent. 

Dean  Biidge. 

1  Steuart,  Mrs 

2  Dundas,  James 

3  Tod,  John  Wharton,  W.S. 

4  M 'Bride,  James 

5  Weir,  Henry 

6  Buchanan,  Mrs  C. 

7  Moubray,  Captain  AV.  H. 

8  Brown,  A.  C,  M.D. 

9  Beveridge,  James  A. 

Bell  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 

1  Nicol,  G.,  shoemaker 

5  Cuthbertson,  William  F. 

8  Wilson,  John 

10  Edwards,  William 

20  Carfrae,  William 

22  Dear,  Thomas,  writer 

24  Nicol,  James 

29  Brown,  John,  teacher 

31  Hay,  John  (/.  <i- J.  H.) 

32  Colville,  James 


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Bell's  Court.    1. 

12  Quality  Lane. 
Nimmo,  William 
Buclianan,  Edward  G. ,  agent 
Lyle,  Peter,  mercliant 

Bell's  Mills.    3. 

Dean. 
Eollo,  Archibald,  Sunbury  house 
Crombie,  Mrs  Thomas,  dairy 
Gilbert,  James 
Eraser,  William,  &  Son 
Hogg  &  Ewan,  jouiei's 
Davidson  &  Eeid,  cabinetmakers 
Deans,  Walter,  skinner 
Lawson,  James,  millmaster 
M'Kechnie,  James,  dyer 
Hobday's  Family  Laundry 
Forsyth,  Henry,  W.S. 

k       Bellevue.    2. 

Bellevue  Crescent. 
Bain,  James 
Henderson,  John 
M'Kenzie,  G.,  cabinetmaker 
7  Lamb,  Robert,  joiner 
Hair,  Eobert,  smith 
Calder,  Alexander,  sculptor 

Bellevue  Crescent.    2. 

Mansfield  Place. 
1  Steell,  Gourlay,  jun.,  artist 
1  Swauston,  John 
1  Allan,  James,  S.S.C. 
1  Wilson,  Miss 
1  Stewart,  Mrs  Charles  C. 

1  Beattie,  Adam 

2  Bayley,  George,  W.S. 

3  Gordon,  John 

4  Smith,  E.  M. 

5  Dempster,  Captain  H.  L. 

6  Tait,  Mrs  J.  H. 

7  Main,  Eev.  Thomas 

8  Black,  James  Tait 

9  Millar,  Miss 

10  Marwiek,  James  D.,  S.S.C. 

11  Stevens,  Mrs  Campbell 
Lane 

Peattie,  John 

St  Marys  Church 

Bellevue  Place.    2. 

Bellevue  Crescent. 
1  Johnston,  Mrs  J.  E. 
3  Eowbottom,  Eev.  F. 

Bellevue  Terrace.    2. 

East  Claremoiit  Street. 

1  Knox,  Miss  M.  M. 

2  Smith,  P.  S. 
2  Canch,  Mrs 
2  Scott,  Mrs 

2  White,  Miss 

2  O'Donnell,  Mrs 

2  Greig,  Thomas  C. 

3  Inglis,  William,  advocate 


4  Bruce,  Mrs  George  G. 
4  Morrison,  Alexander 

4  Cadell,  Mrs  Alexander 

5  Brodie,  Miss 

6  Pringle,  Colonel 

7  Eoland,  Captain 

8  Miller,  Peter,  surgeon 

9  Muir,  Eichard  G. 

10  Baird,  Eobert  B. 

11  M'Lean,  Malcolm 

Bernard  Street.    1. 

Constitution  Street. 

Hos.  1  to  8,   Ward  3. 
Other  JSTos.  1. 

1  Eutherford  &  Co. 

2  M'MiUan,  Mrs,  tobacconist 

3  Ferguson,  ]\Irs,  spirit  dealer 

4  Truman,  Hanbury,  Buxton, 

d:  Co.,  London  Porter  Store 
4  Stocks,  David,  k  Co.,  agents 

4  Kemp,  Hislop,  &  Co.,  agents 

5  Vincent,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

6  Beda,  Eschricht,  &  Co.,  mer- 

chants 
6  Duncan,  Stark,  &  Go. 
6  Liverpool  Mari?ie  Insurance 

Company 
6  M'Inroy,  James,  merchant 
6  M'Lean,  Hugh 
6  Urquhart,  David  J. 
6  Marshall,  David 
6  Stevenson,  Eessich,  &  Co. 

6  Becker,  J.  W.,  &  Co. 
6a  Dalziell,  Mrs 

7a  CoUedge,  Thos.,  merchant 

7  Caledonian  Raihvay  Carting 

Office;    Archd.    M'Gregor, 
district  carting  superintd. 

8  Steele,  Adam  W. 

9  Caledonian    Fire  and    Life 

Assurance  Comp)any 
9  Horsburgh  &  Forman 
9  Stevenson,  E. 
10a  Eichards,  J.,  &  Son,  dyers 

11  Hutchison  k  Co.,  merchants 

12  Hutchison,  E.  {H.  &  Co.) 

13  Boyal  Insurance  Company 
13  Paterson,  W.,  solicitor 

13  M'Corquodale,  A.,  merchant 

13  Menzies,  A.  J. 

13  Crooks,  William,  agent 

13  Latta,  D.  M.    &   J.,  S.S.C. 

andN.P. 
13  Maconochie,  J.,  accountant 

1 3  Clark,  And. ,  S.  S.  C.  and  N.  P. 

14  Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

14  North  British  and  Mercan- 
tile Insurance  Company 

14  White,  John  A.,  agent 

15  Clydesdale  Banking  Co. 
15  Eeoch,  George  W.,  agent 

15  Wilson,  Da-^nd,  banker 

16  National  Bank  of  Scotlaiid 
16  TurnbuU,  John 

16  Strachan,  William 
18  Duncan,  Flockhart,  Powell, 
&  Co. 


19  Suthren,  Thomas 
19  Williamson,  Charles,  mercht. 
19  Eennie,  A.  E.,  merchant 
19  Millar,    Thomas,    agent   for 
County  Fire  Insurance 

19  Garvie,  Alexander 

20  Waterston  &  Johnston 

21  Thorburn,  J.  H.,  &  Co. 

21  Aitken,  Gray,  &  Co. ,  merchts. 

22  Smith,  Alex.,  corn  factor 

23  Jelstrup  &  Gray,  glovers 
23  Hercu-S,  James 

23  Cunningham,  James 

23  Cusine,  Miss 

24  Thorburn,  WiUiam,  baker 

25  Davidson,  John,  stationer 

27  French,  John,  grocer 

28  Ness,  G.  F.,  printer 

28  Noble  &  Co.,  merchants 

28  Keir,  Eobert 

28  Tennent,  W.  G.,  agent 

28  AVilson,  Brandt,  &  Co. 

28  Wood,  John 

28  Wallace, Andw.,  S.S.C.  &N.P. 

28  Tulloeh,  William 

28  Heddle,  James 

28  Heddle,  Mrs 

28  Paterson,  L. 

28  Eandal,  Mrs  George 

30  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

31  Menzies,  John  TJ. 

31  Murphy,  A.  D.,  S.S.C. 

31  Weir,  David,  merchant 

32  Eendell,  Wm.,  corn  factor 
32  Eendell,  Magnus,  agent 
32  Linklater,  James,  k  Co. 
32  Eessich,  V.  G. 

32  Bigger  k  Dorman 

32  Wilkie,  Mrs 

33  Methuen,  James 

33a  Postal  Telegraph  Office 
33a  Branch  Post  Office  ' 

34  Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamhurgh 

Steam  Packet  Co. 
34  Leith  and  Newcastle  Steam 
Packet  Company 

34  Currie,  James,  &  Co.,  agents 

35  Kail,  William,  &  Co. 

35  Pattison,  Wr.  G.,  merchant 

35  GiUespie  k  Cathcart,  agents 

36  Gilchrist,  Mrs 

37  Mitchell,  Somerville,  k  Co. 
37  Consul,       Belgian   —   John 

Somerville,  jun. 
37  Mutter,  Howey,  &  Co. 
37  Hunter,  John  M.,  coal  mer. 

37  Livingston  k  Weir 

38  Beveridge,  P.  S. ,  S.  S.  C. ,  N.  P. 

38  Sutherland,  J.  B.,  S.S.C. 

39  GaUoway,  M.  P. 

41  White,  Moir,  k  Co. ,  merchts. 

42  Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C. 

42  Scottish  Property  Invst.  Co.  ; 

Mann  &  Duncan,  agents 
42  Jacobsen  &  Co. 
42  Clarkson  k  ]\Ioffat,  agents 

42  Mann,  George  V.,  S.S.C. 

43  Waddie,   Alexander,  &  Co., 

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43  Lassodie  Colliery  Office 

43  Tm-ner,  Hugh,  seed  merchant 

43  EUingseii,  M.  J.,  shipbroker 

44  Wordie  &  Co.,  carriers 

45  Cimniugham,  John,  plumber 

46  Mackenzie,  T. 

46  Paul,  John,  contractor 

47  Shorrock,  Eobert  ;  house,  3 

48  British  Linen   Co.'s  Bank; 

Joseph  Cuudell,  agent 

50  Bell,  J.,  k  Co.,  wine  mercts. 

51  General  Steam  Kavig.  Co. 
53  &    54   Henderson   &    Tm-n- 

bull,  -n-ine  merchants 
55  Macgregor,  D.  R.,  merchant 
Cover' nt  Emigration  Board 
55  Leith  and  Rotterdam  Steam- 
ship Office 
55  Reid  &  Son 
55  Leith    and    St     Petersburg 

Steamsldp  Office 
55  Oriental  Coal  Co.  {Limited) 
55  Oriental  Screw  and   Collier 

Co.  {Limited) 
55  Fromm,  C.  A.,  &  Co. 
55  Sim,  Alexander,  agent 
55  Zoff,  Ernesto,  Italian  Consul 
55  Stoltz,  Zoft',  &  Co.,  shipbkrs. 
55  Coutts,  Andrew,  pilot 
55  Leith  Commercial  List  Office 
55  Somerville,  Henry 

Bernard  Terrace.    13. 

South  Cleric  Street. 

1  Macintosh,  J.  &  R.  C. ,  dentists 
3  Stuiing,  Irvine  R. 

3  ]\Iuir,  AV.  S.,  agent 
3  Hawley,  William 
3  Pillans,  John 
3  Henry,  Misses 

3  Harper,  John 
5  Laurie,  Miss 

7  Anderson,  Mrs 

9  Lyon,  George 

9  Woore,  Heniy 

9  Rutherfoord,  Mrs 

9  Allan,  Charles  (./.  A.  d-  Son) 

9  Nimmo,  John 

9  Burns,  Mrs  W. 
11  Cormack,  James 
13  Mossmmi,  J. {M., Sons, dbCo.) 
15  Crombie,  R.  {Mercer  <fc  C.) 
15  Crease,  William 
15  Fiillerton,  A.  K. 
15  Geagan,  John 
15  M'Leod,  Cameron 
15  Nicholson,  Rev.  Heniy  D. 
15  M'Leod,  Mrs 
19  Gilbert,  Edward,  teleg.  eng. 
19  Young,  Robert,  F.E.S.L. 
21  Rae,  John 

4  Brown,  James 
4  Small,  WilUam 

4  Robertson,  Charles 
4  Smith,  William 
4  Ewan,  G.  M. 

2  Philip,  Mrs  Alexander 
Eaflan,  William 


Blacket  Place.    13. 

Ilinto  Street. 
4  Cunninghame,  Mrs 
6  Robertson,  Jas.  ( /.  i?.  d-  Co. ) 

8  Cooper,  Thomas  {C.  d:  Co.) 
10  Mossman,  A.,  jeweller 

12  Williamson,  Sinclair 

14  Hunter,  Robert 

16  Craig,  Archd.  {C.  Brothers) 

18  Bro^ra,  Mrs 

20  ]\Iorton,  Alexander 

22  PhiUips,  William 

24  Dunlop,  John,  M.D.,  R.N. 

26  M'Kenzie,  Mrs  Robert 

28  Reid,  WiUiam 

30  Usher,  Andrew (^.  U.d-Co.) 

32  Carnegie,  Miss 

34  Sime,  Thos.  {P.  d  R.  Wright) 
36  Morton,  William,  banker 
38  Skiell,  Anthony 
40  SomervUle,  Miss 
42  Paterson,  J.  {Romanes  &  P.) 
44  Stuart,  Alexander 
46  Addison,  Mrs 
48  Philip,  Rev.  George,  A.M. 
50  Herdman,  John 
52  Smith,  James  H. 
52  Smith,  Mrs  John 
4  Robertson,  John 

6  M'Intja-e,  Miss 
60  Stoddart,  John 

33  Adams,  George,  S.S.C. 

31  Home,  Patrick 

29  Fowler,  David 

27  Leishman,  James 

25  Robertson,  Thomas 

23  Somer\-ille,  James,  S.S.C. 

21  Smith,    Daniel,    corn    mer 
chant 

19  TurnbuU,  Mrs  A. 

17  Dickson,  J.,  sen.  (/.  D.  <fc 

Son) 

15  Nicol,  William 

13  Ritchie,  James 

9  Simson,  Mrs 

7  Grieve,  Mrs  R.  S. 

1  Gilmoiu-,  Oliver  ( W.  <k  0.  G. ) 
Monteith,  Duncan,  Belleville 

lodge 
M'Laren,     Duncan,     M.P., 

Newington  house 
Potts,  William,  Aln  lodge 

Blackford  Road.    13. 

Whitehouse  Loan. 

2  M'Call,  Miss 
4  Cheyne,  Miss 

6  Douglas,  Mrs  Admiral 

8  Brown,  Alexander 

10  Farquhar,  Miss  Elizabeth 
12  Harrison,  George 

14  Watson,  John  K. 

16  Christie,  Mrs 

18  Atkins,  George  0. 

20  Watt,  Miss 

22  Pearson,  Adam 

24  Lindsay,  J.  K.,  S.S.C. 


13  Wright,  Mrs  Hugh 
15  Stephens,  H.  J. 

Kennedy,  Robert,  Adyar  cot. 
11  31'Dowall,  Mrs,  Dunedin 

7  Cay,  Robert  Dundas 

7  Cay,  Miss 

5  Laing,  Alexander 

Blackwood  C  re  set.    13. 

West  Preston  Street. 


Ritchie,  George 
Willis,  Charles 
Bruce,  Robert 
Glen,  William 
Massie,  George 
Eden,  A. 
Young,  William 
Galbraitli,  William 
MuiTay,  A.  C. 
ilein,  Mrs  David 
Stevenson,  Miss  Mary 
Molfat,  Miss 
Cook,  Thomas 
Thomson,  David 
Maule,  W.,  clockmaker 
Adam,  Thomas  F. 
Black,  William 
Sommerville,  Alexander 
Yates,  Francis 
Wilson,  WiHiam 
Wilson,  Miss 
Paterson,  James 
Aula,  AViUiam  W. 
Sutherland,  D. 
Oliver,  John 
Scoular,  Mrs 
Weir,  William 
Drummond,  G. 
Sinclair,  Sirs 
Sinclair  Miss 
Stewart,  Neil  ((?. P.O.) 
Steven,  David 
Robertson,  Fergus 
Hill,  Miss 
Bouson,  Henry 
Burns,  J. 
Fergie,  Robert 
Roper,  George 
Dawson,  John 
Jleldrum,  Robert 


Blair  Street.    9. 

Hunter  Square. 

1  Smiths  &  Co.,  oilmen 

1  Smith,  James 

3  Hamilton,  Roliert 

3  and  4  Brown,  C. 

5  Tarbet,  James 

9  Isles,  Ancbew,  &  Son 
13  Gow,  James,  paper-ruler 
13  Russell,  Thomas,  &  Co. 
15  Dunn,  D. 

19  Macniven,  P.  &  W.  M.,  &Co. 
19  Henderson,  James,  stationer 
23  Macniven  &  Cameron 
23  Cameron,  Duncan 
23  Haldeu,  James 
27  Thomson,  James 


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27  Thomson,  Mrs 

27  Geddes,  E.  B. 

31  Mackav,  William 

35  Kelt,  Mi-s  J. 

41  Mutrie,  "Wm.,  liaiixli-esser 

2  Speuce,  J.  ;  house,  21 

4  Bro^Yll,  C.  ;  house,  3 

18  Quigley,  Patrick  ;  house,  21 

22  Barker  &  Co. 

26  O'Donnell,  C,  &  Co. 

30  Eafferty,  Peter 

36  Hamilton,  Eobt.  ;  house,  3 
38  Muir,  Peter 

44  Dickson,  John 

Blenheim  Place.     1. 

Baxter's  Place. 

1  Upton,  Thomas 
1  Jack,  John,  writer 
1  Spence,  Nor. 
1  Carr,  ilisses 

1  Louden,  William 

2  Eeid,  Eobt.  L. ,  house  painter 
4  M'Killop,  Miss,  milliner 

4  Henderson,  H.,  coach-hirer 

5  Bo^^•ie,  M.,  &  Co.,teamercht. 

8  Skinner,  W.  E.,  S.S.C. 

9  Thomson,  Charles  W.,  C.A. 
10  Forrester,  John 

Bonnington. 

Leith. 
East,  4.      West,  2. 

Bonnington  Chemical  Company 
Sinclair,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  Bon- 
nington ironworks 
White,  Burns,  &  Co.,  skinners 
Smith,  William,  gardener 
Latta,  Mrs,  grocer 
Callander,  D.,  &  Sons,  tanners 
Bonnington  Millboard  Co. 
Scott,  Tliomas,  k  Co. 
Wilson,  Wm.  W.,  spiiit  mercht. 
Durie,  Alexander,  newsagent 
Miller,  James,  market  gardener 
Eos?,  Hardie,  station  agent 
Bonnington  station 

Bonnington  Bank.    4. 

Bonnington  Road. 

Laidlaw,  Thomas 

Thomson,  W.  Archibald 

Hay,  Alexander,  wTiter 

Gray,  John 

Gardener,  Mrs 

Dewar,  Ebenezer  [D.  <fc  Co.) 

Eonalds,  Edmund,  Bonnington 

house 
Gibson  &  Walker 

Bonnington  Grove.    2. 

Bonnington. 
Christie,  Chas.  J.,  Grove  house 
Street,  A. ,  Bonnington  bower 
Lowes,  T.  G.  ((?.P.O.),  Ashfield 
Kinghom,  W.,  Bonnington  villa 


Moffat,  Thomas,  Bon.  grove  cot. 
Moliat,  Jlrs,  Bon.  grove  cottage 
Moffat,  David,  Bonning'u  grove 
Brickmau,  F.  W.,  Bon.  grove 
Gilroy,  Eobert  B.,  Bon.  gi-ove 
Taylor,  Mrs  J.,  KintjTe  cot. 
Shearer,  Jas.,  Bon.  grove  villa 
Mouat,  John,  Bon.  grove  villa 
Waldie,  James,  jun.,  Cockbiu'n 
bank 

Bonnington  Place.    4. 

Bonnington. 

1  Gibson,  Miss 

2  Stockman,  W.  J. 

3  Parker,  John  F. 

4  Gavin,  Mrs  John 

4  Walker,  Mrs 

5  Gibson,  Francis  G.  D. 

5  Younger,  John 

6  Cameron,  C. 

7  Thomson,  W.  A. 

8  Sinclair,  Alexander 

8  Thompson,  James 

9  Hansen,  Andreas  M. 
11  Kjde,  Mrs  James 

11  Paterson,  William 

12  Balfom-,  Mrs  Dr 

13  Brickman,  F.  J. 

14  Moffat,  William 

15  Tennaut,  W.  G. 

Bonnington  Road.    2. 

Metliven,  Thos. ,  Stanwell  nursery 
Fraser,  Hugh,  nursery  manager 

Bonnington  Terrace.  2. 

Bonnington. 

1  Archibald,  3Irs 

2  Sinclair,  P.  F. 

3  Kennedy,  Frederick 
5  Eenwick,  Walter 

5  Eenwick,  A.  G. 

6  Steven,  William 

7  Fowler,  James 

8  Smith,  David 

9  Chalmers,  C.  S. 

10  Flett,  William 

11  Smart,  Samuel  M. 

12  Millar,  ]\Irs 

12  Lyall,  John 

13  Archibald,  jMrs 

Boroughmuirhead.   13. 

NicoU,  Thomas,  florist 
Douglas,  Tliomas  H.,  St  Bride's 

Boithwick  Place. 

Boseburn. 

4  BeU,  Henry 

Boswell  Road.    5. 

Wardie. 

Niblett,  F.  B. ,  Erneston  lodge 
Mathieson,  Geo. ,  Clifton  lodge 


Houy,  William,  Oakleigli  villa 
Gilloii,    John    {J.    O.    tfc    Co.), 

Wai'die  house 
Pearce,  William  H.,  AYest  cot. 
Smith,  iirs  A.,  Gesto  viUa 
Hope,  Misses,  Wardie  lodge 
Davison,  S.  D.,  Boswell  house 
MidtUeton,  Mrs  G.  M.,  Wardie 

villas 
Kennedy,  Thomas,  Wardie  hotel 

Bowershall.    2. 

Bonnington  Eoad. 
Tennant,  T.  M. ,  &  Co. ,  engineers 

Bowershall  Place.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

1  MruTay,  Thomas 

5  Hall,  Wm.  [Cooking  Defpot) 

6  Barrie,  Henry 

6  M'Gih-oy,  David 

7  Watson,  ]\Iary  ]\L ,  teacher 

Bowling-green  St.    2. 

Great  Junction  Street. 
3  Laing,  John 
3  Crawford,  James 

3  Chi'istie,  James 

4  Bridges,  James 

4  Thomson,  Peter 

5  Young,  Thomas 

5  Logan,  James 

6  M'lutyi-e,  John 

6  Buchanan,  ^Ym.  (H.M.C.) 

7  PoUands,  George 

7  Crandles,  James 

8  Frew,  H.  J. 

8  Sanderson,  George 

8  Simpson,  Eobert 

9  Macarte,  Alfred 
10  Fountau,  Eobert 
10  M'Swan,  Donald 

10  Murray,  James 

11  Utterston,  Eobert 

Bowling-green  St.  W.  4. 

Pitt  Street,  Leith. 

Cunningham,  J.  &  J. 

Linton,  Adam 

M'Lean,  Hugh 

Liddle,  James,  carrier 

Inglis,  Jn. ,  Junction  steam  mills 

Brandfleld  Place.  10. 

Fountainbridge. 

4  Woodbm-n,  WiUiam 

5  Brookman,  James 
5  Craig,  Miss  J. 

Brandfleld  Street.    10. 

Grove  Street. 

1  Douglas,  George,  dairy 

2  Frier,  James  C.  (G.P.O.) 

3  Lennox,  Eobert 


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4  Ciiittendt'ii,  George,  clerk 
Wilson,  Alexander,  builder 
Gilroy,  George,  builder 
"Wilkie  &  Paul,  brassfounders 
Smith,    John,    paper    ware- 
house 

Brandon  Street.    3. 

Pitt  Street. 

1  Alison,  Eobert 

2  Campbell,  Colonel  T.  H. 

3  M'Hutchen,  Borthwick  G. 

4  Murray,  James,  of  Callands 

5  Marr,  Mrs 

6  Howden,  Peter,  wine  mercht. 

8  Lindesay,  Lieut. -Colonel  P. 

9  Sang,  LIrs 

10  Kerr,  Rt.  {K.,Hatton,  <h  Co.) 

11  Davidson,  Mrs  W. 

11  Davidson,  Alexander,  writer 
11  Dowling,  R.  L. 
11  Ironside,  Mrs 

11  Peebles,  John  G.  C,  S.S.C. 

12  M 'Galium,  Miss 

12  Patou,  Walter,  cabinetmaker 

1 3  Anderson,  JNIrs  James 

14  Nicholson,  William 
14  Wilson,  Mrs  John 
14  Ritchie,  Miss 

14  Macritehie,  John 

14  Liunsden,  Mrs 

15  Gavin,  Robert,  A.R.S.A. 
Howie,  John,  sculptor 
Pergie,  William,  smith,  etc. 
Crammond,  Mrs  A.,  laundress 

Bread  Street.    10. 

Spittal  Street. 
1  Lillie,  Thomas,  baker 
3  Robertson,  James 
5  ]\Iuirhead,  J. 

7  Macgregor,  John 

9  Macdonald,  James,  stationer 
11  Russell,  Robert,  clothier 
11  Thomson,  Robert 
11  Walker,  Archibald 
11  Berry,  James 
11  Kennedy,  Alexander 
11  Yule,  James 
13  Berry,  James,  saddler 
1.5  Gilbertson,  James,  flesher 
17  Charles,  George 
17  Denholm,  William,  coalmer. 
17  Newbiggiug,  James 
19  Mackay,  E.,  spirit  dealer 
21  Sutherland,  D.,  &  Sons 

21  Miller,  Thomas,  builder 

22  Gillespie,  James,  gi'ocer 

23  Breck,  Alexander 
23  Scott,  Mrs 

23  Miller,  William 
23  Thomson,  William 
23  Fleming,  Thomas 
23  Alexander,  Mrs 
25  Stenhouse,  James,  baker 
25  White,  Misses  M.  &  M. 
25b  Douglas,  Robert 
25b  Sanderson,  Mrs 


25b  Mackay,  Mrs  J.,  coal  agent 
27  Brooks,  Andrew 

27  Keay,  Mrs 

29  M'Laren  &  Sou,  ironmongers 

28  Cribbes,  James 

28  Napier,  John,  builder 

22  Orr,  David  {G.P.O.) 

20  Wilson,  Robert,  upholsterer 

Bread  Street  Church 
12  Ross,  Ronald 
12a  PuUarton,      John,     brass- 
founder 
10  M  Arthur,  Alexander 

8  Wilkie,  James,  greengrocer 
6  Davidson,  William,  painter 

Breadalbane  Street.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 
Beriy,  William,  maltings 
Bonnington   Sugar  Refining 

Co.  {Limited) 
Simpson,  Matthew 
Rose,  Chas.  A. ,  sugar  refiner 
Butt,  D. ,  sugar  boiler 

2  Laidlaw,  James 

2  Beith,  Andrew 

2  Gray,  James 

6  Thomson,  Mrs 

7  Millar,  George 

9  Monteath,  William 
10  Robertson,  Eobert 
10  Salter,  William 

Breadalbane  Ter.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

4  Brownlee,  Robert 

6  Greig,  W. 

7  Goodall,  E.  &  J. 
12  Thomson,  Robert 

14  Macrae,  John 

15  Russell,  David 
Glen,  John 

Bridge  Street.  4. 

Dock  Street. 

1  Russell  Brothers,  ironmngrs. 

2  M'Intyi-e,  Mrs  Alexander 
2  Jameson,  Gilbert 

2  Henrikson,  H.  P. 
4  M'Kay,  J.  &C.,  china  merts. 
Old  Church  Street  here 

23  Henderson,  Robert,  publican 

24  Pringle,  Mrs  ]\I.  T. 

25  Fackney,  Mrs  James 
25  Seator,  George 

27  Kerr,  James 

29  Houston,  D. ,  mercht. ;  ho.  25 

30  Brown,  Miss  A.  A. 

31  Duncan,  William  ;  house,  33 
33  Lockhart,  John 

33  Beattie,  Mrs  E. 

33  M'Lean,  Mrs 

34  Nicolson,  William,  grocer 

35  Smith,  James 
Dock  Street  here 

36  Jolmson,  W.  D. 


37  Coullie,  John 

39  Lawson,  William,  painter 

41  Russell,  E.  &  R.,  bakers 

42  Tweedale,  R.,  flesher 

43  Lawson,  Alexander 
43  Lea.sk,  John 
43  Scott,  Mrs  Archibald 

Sandport  Street  here 

45  &  47  Gillon,  Robert,  tailor 

46  Miller,  R.,  gi-ocer 

47  Weatherstone,  James 
47  Gillon,  Robert,  senior 
47  Gillon,  G. 

47  Mathieson,  J. 

48  Fountain,  James,  joiner 

50  Brown,  William  A. 

51  Ferguson,  Robert 

51  Ferguson,  Thomas,  &  Co. 
54  Deanness,  Thos.,  bootmaker 

56  Skeen,  Miss 

57  Alexander,  W.  G.,  druggist 

Bright  Terrace.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Walker,  William 

2  Morton,  John 

3  Teller,  John 

5  Gill,  Robert 

6  Carstairs,  John 

8  Henderson,  Andrew 

9  Dick,  James 

10  Bowden,  John 

11  Carruthers,  William 

13  Paterson,  William  U. 

14  Anderson,  Robert 

15  Scott,  James 

Brighton  Street. 

See  Lothian  Street. 

Bristo  Place.    9. 

Bristo  Port. 

Baptist  Chapel 
1  and  2  Wood,  Alex. ,  fruiterer 
3  Dickson,  John 
3  Gow,  James 

3  Hogg,  Andrew 
3a  Steven,  David 

4  Flochart,  Jane,  toyshop 

5  Shiels  &  Son,  confectioners 

6  Stampa,  Arthur 
9  M'Gregor,  James 
9  Smitli,  Alexander 

10  Bailey,  W.  &  J.  A. 

Bristo  Port.    9. 

Forrest  Road. 

1  Lamb,  J.  &  J.,  spirit  dealers 

2  Fleming,  George,  baker 

3  Sinclau',  John,  bookseller 

4  Dunlop,  James 

4  Thorburn,  Francis  D. 
4  Ross,  Miss  A. 
4  Rennie,  Misses 
4  Rennie,  John 

Donald,  John,  china  mercht. 


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Bristo  Street.  11. 

Lothian  Street. 

Hogg,  A. ,  spirit  mercliant 
Smith,  Peter 
dimming,  D. 
Brown,  Charles 
Archibald,  William 
Forsyth,  William,  painter 
Galloway,  D.,  lodgings 
Thomson,  Mrs  J. 
Thomson,  Mrs 
Alexander,  A. ,  corn  merchant 
Lennox,  John 
Alexander,  J.  G. 
Macqneen,  C,  confectioner 
Lennox,  John,  draper 
Wilkie,  Alexander 

Charles  Street  here 

M'Kenzie,  Edward 

Jardine,  Charles 

Eichardson,  F. ,  bootmaker 

Smellie,  Robert,  grocer 

Chalmers,  William,  tailor 

Robertson,  James  (G.P.O.) 

Burgess,  George 

Lyon,  Mrs  A.  H.,  gi-ocer 

JIuirhead,  James,  baker 

Forsj'th,  Robert,  tailor 

Roper,  George,  bootmaker 

Young,  Alexander 

Connel,  William 

Ross,  Mrs 

Fraser,  Alexr.,  bootmaker 

Murdoch,  Alexander,  dauy 

Reid,  John,  robe-maker 

Wilkes,  A.,  tobacconist 

M'Gregor,  A. 

Cotton,  George 

Potts,  G.  H. 

Dow,  George,  spirit  merchant 

Calver,  C,  spirit  merchant 

Dewar,  Mrs 

Gordon,  G. 

Hunter,  A.  C. 

Macgill  &  Begbie,  painters 

Omand,  J.  P.,  grocer 

General's  Entry 

Archman,  William,  smith 

Waldie,  David 

Moneur,  John,  plumber 

Leamionth,  A. ,  victual  dealer 

Williamson,  Thomas 

Owen,  Joseph 

Ferguson,  Adam  (G.P.O.) 

Williamson,  James,  tailor 

Clark,  Thomas,  flesher 

Grieve,  William  B. 

M'Culloch,  Miss  G. 

M 'Queen,  Mrs 

Christie,  William,  draper 

Dingwall,  Robert 

Dickson,  Adam,  grocer 

Hamilton's  Entry 

2  Steven,  Mrs 

3  Sutherland,  George 

4  Lennox,  John 


36  Grant,  George 

36  Steven,  Mrs 

36  Robertson,  Mrs 

36  Cameron,  John,  smith 

36  Urquhart,  Kenneth 

36  Young,  Mrs 

32  Gordon,  J.  &  G.,  druggists 

30  Mkldletons  Entry 

6  Donahue,    W.,     chimney- 
sweep 
30  Johnston,  John,  smith 

30  Rutherford  &  Co. ,  spirit  mer- 
chants 

26  Bristo  Church  and  School 

26  Lamb,  John,  teacher 

26  Traquair,  Robert 

24  Davis,  Mrs 

22  Napier,  D.,  &  Son,  herbalists 
20  Alexander,  Walter 

18  M'Culloch,  John,  bootmaker 

16  Muir,  Mrs,  grocer 

14  Jackson,  Mrs 

14  Dickson,  William 

14  White,  Alexander 

14  Newton,  Wm. ,  spirit  merclit. 

10  Guild,  Charles,  draper 
10a  Smith,  James,  dairy 

8  Jack  &  Patterson,  drapers 

8  Dickson,  Mrs  J. 

8  Duncan,  Angus,  spiritmerch. 

8  Urquhart,  Kenneth 

6  French,  Mrs,  milliner 

4  Lyon,  Charles,  &  Sons 

2  Wood,  W.,  flesher 

Broad  Wynd.    3. 

Shore. 
6,  7,  20,  &  21  Slinion,  R.  &  D. 

11  Walker,  Oliver 
16  Mathieson,  J. 

23  Edmonds,  John 

Brougham  Place.    11. 

Brougham  Street. 
1  Jeffrey,  William  T. 

1  Forsj'th,  Geoi-ge 

1a  Austin,  W.,  &  Co.,  grocers 

2  Murray,  Alexander 

3  Corkindale,  Donald 

4  M'Dougall,  G. 

4  Criiickshanks,  John 
4  Baillie,  John 
4  Carnegie,  Charles 
4  Taylor,  Mrs 

4  Johnstone,  Miss 

5  Lawrie,  Andrew 

6  Sharp,  Mrs 

6  Gibb,  Henry 

7  Rule,  Thomas 

7  Campbell,  Miss  C.  E. 
7  Christie,  Miss 
7  Chalmers,  John 

7  Inskip,  William 

8  Young,  Robert 

9  Croom,  John  Halliday,  M.  B. 
10  Webster,  John 

10  Rayner,  Mrs  J.,  apartments 


10  Huddlestone,  Miss 
10  Dewar,  Mrs  John 
10  Russell,  John 
10  Riddel,  Adam 

12  Taylor,  Andrew 

13  Grant,  Adam 

14  Barron,  John 
14  Gillies,  William 
14  Blake,  John 

14  Hay,  David 

14  Macgill,  A. 

15  Nicholson,  John 

16  M'Kinnell,  Thomas 

17  Taylor,  Mrs 

18  Crichton,  Mrs 
18  Hay,  Alexander 
18  Ramage,  George 
18  Oliver,  James 

18  Foster,  Hugh 

19  Watson,  Robert 

20  Jaap,  David 

21  Haldane,  William 
21  Pinkerton,  Allan 
21  Short,  Robert 

21  Bremner,  j\Irs 

21  Ronaldson,  Thomas 

21  Somerville,  John 

21  Harper,  Donald 

22  Coekburn,  George 

23  Smith,  David 

24  Cochrane,  Nicol 
24  Ferguson,  Mrs  D. 
24  Bruce,  John 

24  Burnet,  Peter 
24  Grant,  James 
24  Bain,  Thomas 
24  Mackay,  Robert 
24  Russell,  Robert 
24  Watson,  Alexander 

Brougham  Street.    11. 

Home  Street. 

2  Dicki.son,  Alexander 

4  Sutherlaml,  William 

4  Menzies,  James 

4  Atkinson,  Miss 

4  Blackley,  Thomas 

4  Hamilton,  Andrew 

4  Gladstone,  Mrs  C. 

4  O'Neil,  William 

4  Stevenson,  Mrs 

6  Martin,  John 

8  Johnstone,  Hugh  (/fo^r/ <£•</.) 

10  Brown,  Miss  A. 

10  Kilpatrick,  Hugh 

10  Huntly,  William 

10  Paul,  William 

10  Shaw,  Robert 

10  Anderson,  Miss  M.  S. 

12  Southam,  Richard 

12  Southam,  James 

14  Goodfellow,  Andrew 

16  Reith,  F.  W. 

16  Smith,  James 

16  Douglas  &  Drennan,  Mi.sses 

16  Stewart,  Charles 

16  Jones,  Jenkin 

18  Mathieson,  Rev.  Finlay 


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20  Murray,  William  K. 
22  Donnelly,  William 
22  M'Ewan,  Douglas 
22  Lawson,  David 

22  Haj',  Mrs 

22  Wliitelaw,  Miss 

22  Wilson,  William 

24  Dick,  Mrs 

All  Saints  Church 
33  Currie,  Misses 
81  StraclLan,  Miss 
29  Gibb,  ilrs 
29  Arnold,  Mrs  James 
29  Henderson,  Mrs  K. 
29  Urquliart,  D.  S. 
29  White,  John 
29  Taylor,  Mrs 
29  Allan,  Robert 
29  Jardine,  Thomas 

25  Jardine,  Thomas 

23  Moffat,  James 

21  Mann,  James 

21  Leishman,  George 
21  Lumsden,  Thomas 
21  Eaeburn,  Robert 
21  Cockbiirn,  Robert 
21  Clark,  James  S. 
21  Motfat,  James 
21  Ferguson,  Mrs 
21  Gorrie,  Mrs  D. 
21  Jardine,  Mrs 
19  Forrest,  George 
17  Wilson,  Andrew 
15  Park,  Thomas 
15  Kaismith,  Miss  A. 
15  Brown,  William 
15  Croall,  W.  Y. 
15  Innes,  Alexander 
15  Wilkie,  James 
13  Garine,  James 

9  Latimer,  Mrs 

9  Latimer,  George  B. 

9  Lawson,  James 

9  Someiwille,  George 

9  Paterson,  Miss 

9  Ston-ie,  Mrs  M. 

7  Bleloch,  Archibald,  M.B. 

5  Murray,  Robert 

3  Grieve,  Miss 

3  Sliley,  Thomas 

3  Ingli's,  I\Irs 

3  Waters,  Mrs  Thomas 

3  Aird,  David 

3  Aird,  John 

3  Chalmers,  George 

3  Johnston,  John 

3  Elder,  Miss 

1  Williamson,  Miss 

Broughton  Market.    7. 

Dublin  Street. 
1  to  5  Carmichael,  William 
Carmichael,  Robt.,  poulterer 
Stevenson,  J. ,  &  Son,  builders 
Curie,  Jas. ,  pianoforte  maker 
Munro,  A.,  coachbuilder 
Bell,  Thomas,  smith 
Grierson  &  Philips,  smiths 


Lindsay    &    Douglas,    brass- 
founders,  gasfitters,  etc. 
Brown,  W.  S.,  cabinetmaker 
Seggie,  Alexander,  engineer 

Broughton^  New.    7. 

Barony  Street. 

2  Sanderson  &  ]\Iuirhead,  bldrs. 

10  Fountain,  T.,  casemaker 
13  M'Call,  W.,  japanner 

Broughton,  Old.    7. 

Barony  Street. 

1  M 'Donald,  Hector 

3  Dawson,  James 

4  Herbert,  William 
Boyd,  J.,  cabinet  works 

Broughton  Place.    2. 

Broughton  Street. 

1  Lee,  Thomas 

1  Robb,  George 

1  Hay,  William 

1  Robb,  Mrs  Gordon 

1  Wright,  Mrs 

1a  Primrose,  John 

3  Sutherland,  Daniel,  M.D. 

5  Holder,  John 

7  IMurray,  James 

7  Bruce,  James 

7  Grieve,  Mrs 

7  Gibson,  John 

9  Elder,  Alexander 

11  Dickson,  Miss 

13  Ballingall,  Harriet 

13  Home,  James 

13  Ballingall,  Andrew 

13  Reid,  William 

13  Walker,  John 

15  Morrison,  Mrs  William 

17  Pullar,  James  Y.,  S.S.C. 

21  Morison,  John,  advocate 

21a  Elouis,  Misses 

2lA  Sutherland,  Mrs  John 

21a  Crossan,  Mrs 

21a  Macgowan,  Alexander 

23  Macbeth,  WUliam 

27  Hay,  Mrs  Charles 

29  Sheppard,  John  C. 
31  Paton,  Miss 

31  Reid,  Charles 

31  Williamson,  James 

31  Syme,  Adam 

31  Guthrie,  Mrs,  lodgings 
33  Reid,  Robert 

35  Rose,  William 

Broughton  Court  here 

Broughton  PI.  U. P.  Church 
39  Forrester,  John 
37  Mortimer,  John 

Broughton  Place  East  here 

32  Fisken,  Mrs 
32  Carrick,  Mrs 

32  Gordon,  William 

30  Dnimmond,  Andrew 


28  Watson,  Mrs  T.  Boswall 

26  Colquhoun,  James  A. 

24  Dundas,  Miss 

22  Aitken,  Captam  Alex.,  E.N. 

20  Couston,  David 

18  Hardie,  John 

16  Christie,  Mrs  David 

16  Gibson,  James 

16  Hill,  Mrs  J.  P. 

16  Smith,  Mrs 

14  Paul,  Thomson,  W.S. 

12  Mitchell,  Houston 

10  Berwick,  W.  D. 

8  Ritchie,  A.  Carnegy,  advocate 

6  Aitchison,  !Mrs 

4  Kerr,  Andrew  A. 

4  Kerr,  Robert,  advocate 

2  Gray,  James 

2  St  James'  Episcojyal  Chapel 

Broughton  Place  E.    2. 

Broughton  Place. 
2  Guthrie,  Da\'id 
2  Wallace,  Robert 
2  Robertson,  W.  G. 
2  Adair,  James 
2  Constable,  William 

2  Whittet,  James 

3  Cossar,  James,  solicitor 

4  Turnbull,  Andrew 
4  Sleigh,  Mrs  E. 

4  Cooke,  Thomas 

4  Knox,  James 

4  Johnston,  Thomas 

4  Menzies,  James  M. 

5  Cook,  Miss 

6  Hardie,  John  S. 

6  Phimister,  Alexander 

Broughton  Road.    2. 

Claremont  Crescent. 
Munro,  Thos.,  Broughton  park  ' 
Milne,  J.  M.,  Jessamine  cottagal 
Walker,  A.  B.,  Broughton  hall  j 
Poivderhall  Recreation  Ground  \ 
Ros.s,  James,  East  Powderhall 
Sinclair,  Dan.,  Powderhall  cot. 
Tait,  Alexander,  Ferniehill 
Morrison,  WiUiam,  Ferniehill 
Christie,  James,  Blaudfield  cot. 
Duke,  John,  Rosebank 
Harley,  D.,  Rosebank 
Cunningham,  Alex.,  Rosebank 
Simpson,  George  {Cemetery) 
Dicksons  k  Co.,  Redbraes 
Stephens,  Henry,  Redbraes  cot. 
Alexander,  James,  Redbraes 
Gordon,  Mrs,  Redbraes 

Broughton  Road. 
Lower.    2. 

Canonmilh. 
Blandjield  Chemical  Works 
Reid,  William,  Logic  gi-een 
Stillie,  George,  Logic  gi'een 
Young,  Ga^-in,  Logie  mill 


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M'Ansh,  Jolin,  Beaverbank 
Crerar,  George,  Bearerbank 
Jolinston,  Jas. ,  Beaverbank  eot. 
Johustou,  Dar.,  &  Sons,  Beavei'- 

bank 
O'Connell,  Bar.,  Beaver  ball 

Broughton  Street. 

Union  Place. 
East,  2.     West,  7. 

1  Spence,  James 

3  Victoria  hotel — Grey,  John 

5  Penny,  jMxss,  di'essmaker 

7  MiUer,  R.,  baker 

^'   7  M'CaU,  J.  &  W.  G.,  chemists 

9  Butters,  Alexander 

13  Hunter,  John 

15  Paterson,  Maurice,  bookbind. 

17  Jenkiuson,  Wm. ,  spirit  dealer 

Picardy  Place  here 

19  M'E-wan,  John,  cowfeeder 

21  Rentou,  Hepburne 

21  Slore^  Archibald 

21  Hood,  Mrs 

21  Croall,  Mrs  William 

23  Piirves,  Mrs,  draper 

25  M'Kenzie,  John,  spirit  dealer 

29  Crossan,  Misses,  milliners 

29a  Finlay,  James,  fruiterer 

31  Rutherford,  D. 

31  Lawson,  Mrs  C. 

31  M'Laughlan,  Mrs  James 

31  Johnston,  Robert 

31  Sayers,  Miss  M. 

31  Paterson,  Mrs 
Broufjliton  Lane 

33  Munro,  William,  slater 

33  Brown,  John 

35  Ashton,  John 

35  Johnstone,  Mrs 

35  Alexander,  Miss  Ann 

35  Mercer,  Miss,  dressmaker 

37  Dewar,  Hugh 

37  Donaldson,  William 

39  Reid,  John,  grocer 

41a  Cairns,  Mrs 

41a  Paterson,  James 

41a  M'C'allum,  Duncan 

41a  Easton,  James 

41a  Thomson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

41a  Ferrie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

|43  k  45  Rutherford,  Geo.,  baker 

Forth  Street  here 

47  Poole,  Alex.,  haii'dresser 

49  Muirhead,  Mrs  M.,  tavern 

49  Sloan  &  Son,  coal  merchants 

51  Hobson,  William 

51  Steedman,  William 

51  Macqueen,  Miss 

;51  M'Farlane,  Archibald 

51  Philip,  Thomas 

1  Connan,  Misses,  lodgings 

1  Sutherland,  Isaac 

1  Jolinston,  Mrs 

3  Gray,  John,  grocer 

55  Spinks,  Thomas 


57  Scott,  Miss  A. 

59  Dewar,  Mrs,  lodgings 

59  White,  Mrs 

59  Forbes,  George 

59  Mercer,  WiUiam 

59  Adair,  Miss 

59  Tarbet,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

59  Wilson,  William 

61  Alyles,  James,  bootmaker 

63  KeUet,  J.,  tinsmith 

65  &  67  Polloclv,  James,  grocer 

69  Marr,  David 

69  PoUock,  James 

69  Laurie,  Mrs  R. 

69  Wallace,  Thos.,  shoemaker 

69  Munro,  Robert 

69  E^ving,  Mrs  H.,  dressmaker 

69  Macphersou,  Daniel 

71a  M'Innes,  M.,  bootmaker 

73  Wilson,  Mrs  A.,  draper 
75  Shedden,  John 

75  Pae,  James 

75  Taylor,  Miss  M. 

75  Dunlop,  Mrs 

75  Knowles,  Miss,  dressmaker 

75  Stewart,  Alexander 

77  Dalziel,  R.,  hosier,  etc. 

79  Brown,  Mrs,  milliner 

81  Macpherson,  iirs,  tobac'nist 

83  Friend,  Mrs,  confectioner 

85  Lee,  T.,  spirit  merchant 

87  Reid,  Robert,  baker 

91  Elder,  Alex.,  cliina  mercht. 

93  Davidson,  Robert 

93  Hannah,  Robert 

93  Patterson,  Miss 

93  Gillon,  David 

93  Weddell,  Andrew 

93  Linkhater,  William 

95  Alcoran,  Robert 

97  Cornelius,  William,  painter 

Broughton  Place  here 

St  James'  Episcopal  School 
99  Smith,  James 
99  Wilson,  James 
99  Milne,  James 
99  Hunter,  ]\Irs 
99  Turner,  William 
99  Watson,  A.  C. 
1 01  Robertson,  W.  G.,  chemist 

76  M'Vitie,  Robert 

74  Tayloi-,  Mrs,  grocer 
72  Aikman,  Mrs 

72  Rodger,  Misses 
72  Laubach,  Conrad 
72  Kennedy,  David 
72  Dawson,  Thomas 
72  Forsyth,  Alexander 
72  Downie,  Alexander 

70  Miller,  A.,  slater 
68  Paton,  Richard 

QQ  Cornelius,  W.,  artist 

64  Inglis,  Miss 

64  Chapman,  Mrs 

64  Smitli,  Mrs  John 

64  M'Gregor,  Miss  Jessie 

64  Ross,  David 

62a  Small,  Angus 


62  Smith,  R.,  &  Co. 

60  Legget,  J.  &  R.,  coach-hirers 

58  Hutchison,  Mrs 

58  Brydon,  Mrs 

58  Collins,  Henry 

58  Shanks,  Christopher 

58  Liston,  George 

58  Kirkham,  ]\Iiss 

58  Murray,  Mrs 

58  Clarke,  James 

56a  Hunter,  Misses,  dressmakers 

56  Murray,  Mrs,  shoe  warehoixse 

54  Baillie,  Mrs  Mar.,  di-aper 

52  Richardson,  Miss  Ann 

52  Slater,  ]\Irs  James 

52  Jlorrison,  Alex. ,  watchmaker 

52  Keddie,  John 

52  Mackay,  James  G. 

50  Turner,  W.,  grocer 

50a  Aitken,  J. 

50b  Dobie,  H.  J. 

48a  M'Kerrow,  E. 

46  Johnston,  J.,  butcher 

44  Aitken,  James,  druggist 

44a  M'Rae,  Da^dd,  spirit  dealer 

42  Davidson,  John,  grocer 

40  Craig,  James,  grocer 

38  Craig,  James 

38  Hardie,  Robert 

38  Sanderson,  Mrs 

38  King,  John 

38  Knight,  Miss,  dressmaker 

38  Hoseason,  James  D. 

38  Ho.season,  Gilbert 

36  Cooper,  WiUiam,  co^vfeeder 

34  Kerr  &  Co.,  stoneware  dlrs. 

32  Horsburgli,  Johu 

32  Kemp,  George 

30  Horsburgh,  J.,  spirit  mercht. 

28  Anderson,  J.,  bookseller 

26  Kemp,  G.,  butcher 
George  Heriofs  School 
St  Mary's  Free  Church 
La^vlie,  W.,  church  officer 
Catholic  Apostolic  Church 

22  M'Kenzie,  Johu 

22  Sanderson,  George 

22  Walker,  Mrs 

22  Glen,  David 

22  Fyfe,  James 

22  Cameron,  James 

20  Brown,  James,  grocer 

18  Charles,  James,  ironmonger 

18  Spence,  James 

18  Hewitt,  A.  L. 

18  Young,  Mrs  James 

18  Wardlaw,  A. 

16  Watson,  James 

16  Brown,  James 

16  Baird,  William 

16  Poole,  Alexander 

16  Munro,  William 

14  White,  Richard  &  Co. 

12  Davidson,  Mrs  G. 

12  Brockie,  WilHam 

10  Kay,  Mrs 

Yorh  Place  here 
Chapel  Lane  here 


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St  Marifs  Catholic  Church 
Strain,  Eight  Rev.  Joliu,D.D. 
Rigg,  Rev.  George 
Geddes,  Rev.  WUliam 

i  Morrison,  Margaret  A.  R. 

2  Theatre  Royal 

2  Gordon,  "W.,  spirit  dealer 

Brown  Square.    9. 

George  iv.  Bridge. 

3  Greig,  Joim,  &  Son 

4  Leggat,  G.  &  J. 

4  Wilson,  W.  R.,  printer 

5  Cameron,  J.  &  P.,  carriers 

17  Bartholomew,      John,      en- 

graver 

18  Walker,  Robert 

19  Crombie,  John,  &  Co. 

Brown  Street.    12. 

134  Pleasance. 

1  Yoimg,  John 

1  Tod,  Mrs  A. 

1  Cameron,  Alexander 

5  Sharp,  George 

5  Young,  J. 

7  Sinclair,  James 

9  Adamson,  Walter 

9  Mair,  George 
11  Martin,  Hugh 
11  Gulland,  Mrs  T. 
13  Muir,  Henry,  printer 
13  Baird,  David 
13  Sutherland,  Miss 
15  Watson,  Neil 
15  TuUo,  J. 
17  M'Culloch,  Thomas 

Lane. 

1  Izatt,  James,  baker 

Brown's  Place.    11. 

Vennel. 

3  Forgan,  David 

4  Edwards,  John 
4  Graham,  Robert 
4  Temple,  John 
4  Reid,  Archibald 

4  Mason,  D.  M. 

5  lyi 'Caiman,  Wniiam 

Brown's  Place.    4. 

See  Ferry  Eoad. 

Brunswick  Place.    10. 

Lothian  Eoad. 

1  Bow,  William,  &  Co.,  coach' 

builders 

2  Gilroy  Brothers 

3  Jamieson,  James 

4  Burns,  M. 

Brunswick  Street.    1. 

Hillside. 

7  Scott,  James 


9  Hay,  Mrs  John 
11  Richardson,  Miss 
13  Lorimer,  Alexander,  M.D. 
15  Dickson,  A.  J.,  S.S.C. 


10a  Lauriston,  Archibald 
10  Bain,  Henry 

6  White,  John,  pawnbroker 

6  Mortimer,  John  S. 

4  Sutherland,  H.,  bootmaker 


Brunswick  Street.    3. 

Sfockbridge. 
1  Monteith,  Thos.,  wine  mer. 
11   Rhind,  James,  greengrocer 
13  narrower,  Rt.,  fancy  bazaar 
15  Forman,  Mrs  J. 
15  Flemington,  Andrew 
17  Wilson,  Charles,  dairy 
19  ^Vliite,  John 
19  Dickson,  R. 
19  Gow,  David 
19  M'Phail,  J. 
21  Oag,  James,  shoemaker 
25  Luke,  James,  baker 
27  Dunlop,  Mrs  Charles 
27    and  29  Duulop,  John  C. 
27  M'Glashan,  James 
27  Reid,  Peter 
27  Dewar,  John 
31  Mitchell,  James,  shoemaker 
39  Edgar,  Alexander 
41  Young,  Matt.  ;  house,  39 
43  Birnie,  Archibald  Y.  L. 
43  Inues,  Mrs 
43  Mackinlay,  Mrs,  niu-se 
43  M'lntosK  Mrs  A. 
43  Nisbet,  James 

43  Smart  &  M'Intosh 
45  Begg,  John 

45  Church,  James 
47  Kav,  James 
49  Reid,  Mrs 
49  Forrest,  Mrs  Daniel 

49  Clark,  ]\Iartin 
51  Miller,  John 

Stockbridge    Worhing  Men's 
Institute 
58  St  Stephen's  School 
56  Buchanan,  Archibald 
54  Butler,  James,  glazier 

50  Brown,  John,  clerk 
50  Jack,  J. 
50  ;Macmeikan,  Mrs 

46  Duff,  Mrs,  grocer 

44  Henderson,  James,  dairy 
42  Edinburgh     and    Northern 

District  Co-operative  Store 
38  Duncan,  Mrs  Joseph 
36  Cuthbert,  Daniel,  grocer 
34  Henderson,  John 
32  Edington,  Alexander,  taUor 
30  Perkins,  l^Irs 
28  Johnston,  Rev.  Andrew 
28  Lamont,  John,  engineer 
28  Trotter,  Mrs  J. 
24  Chisholm,  Miss,  furrier 
22  Pringle,  James,  confectioner 
20  Mitchell,  Robert,  dairy 
18  Hood,  James 
18  Adam,  Mrs  C. 
16  Cramond,  Adam 
14  Tweedie,  Aw.,  victual  dealer 
12  Gillies,  George,  tailor 


Brunton  Place.    1. 

London  Road. 

4  Nisbet,  Robert 

5  Ewing,  Mrs  T.  M. 
5  Stodart,  George 

5  White,  R.  {R.   W.  &  Co.) 

6  Ritchie,  F.  J.  {R.  &  Sons) 

7  Logan,  John 

8  Baxter,  John  ( W.  &  G.  Law) 

8  Henderson,  William 

9  Allan,  Mrs  Thomas  C. 

Bruntsfield  Place.    13. 

Bruntsjield  Links. 

1  Gillespie's  Hosjiital 

2  Moncreifl',    Rev.    Sir  Henry 

Wellwood,  Bart.,  D.D. 

3  Scott,  Mrs  Eedford,  of  Red- 

ford  hill 

4  Watson,  Mrs 

5  TuUis,  Mrs,  Tullis  lodge 

5a  M'Gregor,  Duncan,  builder 

6  Bell,  Mrs  Charles 

6a  Robertson,  Miss  Louisa 

7  Hagart,  Lieut. -Col.  Charles 

8  Hood,  Miss 

10  Macnair,  Mrs 

11  Plummer,  John 

13  Tait,  George 

14  Cunningham,  George  C. 

15  Crichton,  Mrs 

16  Richardson,  Robei't 

17  Bryson,  R.  {R.  B.  A:  Sons) 

18  Bowden,  Mrs 

19  Chisholme,  Miss  Scott 
Haldane  -  Chinnery,        Rev. 

Alex.,  Greenhill  house 

Bruntsfield  Ter.    13. 

Bruntsjield  Links. 

1  Mackenzie,  Francis 

2  Jameson,  Mrs 

3  Cameron,  Mrs 

3  GreenhiU,  Miss 

4  Mm-doch,  W.  B.,  M.D. 

5  Cousin,  George 

Buccleuch  Place.    11. 

Buccleuch  Street. 

1  Thomson,  Robert 

2  Griffith,  iliss 

2  Hay,  Alexander 
2  Angles,  WiUiam 
2  Philpot,  James 
2  Thomson,  Murray 
2  Kohler,  Ernest 
2  Kidd,  James 

2  Milne,  iirs  John 

3  Donaldson,  George  &  Wm. 

4  Davie,  Peter 


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Lamb,  ^Mrs 
White,  iirs  George 
Scott,  Miss 

Johnstone,  iirs  Robert 
Stirling,  John 
More,  Francis 
"Wood,  Kev.  James 
AYood,  W. 
Livingston.  Miss 
Dunn,  Thomas 
Wilson,  James 
Mathieson,  John 
Moncur,  ]\Irs  Mary- 
Bain,  W.  {B.,  Young,  d-  Co.) 
Mackenzie,  Mrs 
Smith,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 
M'Farlaue,  ilrs  J. 
Smith,  Henry  G.  C. 
Gilruth,  George  R.,  sui'geon 
Gih'uth,  John 
Young,  James  R. 
Stevenson,  Peter 
Hall,  William,  teacher 
Borland,  William 
Finlayson,  Rev.  Wm.  G. 
Jex- Blake,  Miss 
Pechey,  iliss  Edith 
M'Dowall,  Mrs 
Arthui-,  ilrs  A. 
Falconer,  Henry  D. 
Thomson,  Rev.  John 
Elder,  Mrs  John 
Steel,  Da^ad 
Thorne,  Mrs 
Macmillan,  John,  JM.A. 
Keillor,  William 
Collie,  D.  R. 
Horsbnrgh,  Mrs 
Inglis,  James  H. 
Mackay,  James  R. 
Baillie,  Walter 
Carpenter,  Miss 
M'Craw,  Mrs 
Milne,  Peter 
Adams,  W.  D.,  M.D. 
Spence,  John  G. 
Robertson,  James 
Lee,  Misses,  school 
Roberts,  E.  H. 
Robertson,  Mrs  Dr  Joseph 
Forbes,  A.  M. 
Nairn,  Mrs 
Crighton,  Mrs  J.  H. 
Milne,  Misses 
Cooper,  George 
Dunlop,  John 
Kay,  George 
Peattie,  Miss 
Menzies,  Thomas 
Wilson,  Mrs 
Robinson,  T.  W. 
Sanderson,  Andrew 
Conochie,  William 
Dodds,  Rev.  George 
Watson,  Miss 
Ritchie,  Mrs 
MacLeod,  John 
MacLeod,  Alfred 
M'Naughton,  Mrs 
K 


"29  Carrie,  ]\liss 

30  Gray,  James 

31  Munro,  Miss 

31  Stevenson,  iirs  A. 
31  Wilson,  Mrs  John 
31  Wilson,  George  B. 
31  Haldane,  Francis  M. 
31  Cowper,  iliss 
31  IM'C'artney,  Hugh 
31  ;Main,  Andrew 

31  Johnston,  Mrs 

32  M'Kean,  Alexander 

33  Stephenson,  William,  M.D. 

34  Oliphant,  Francis 
34  Dow,  J.  Allan 

34  Walker,  Airs  David 
34  Croal,  Mrs  R.  E. 

Buccleuch  Street.    11. 

C)-osscausewat/. 

1  Copland,  James 

1  Rendall,  James 

1  Sutherland,  George 

1  Sutherland,  ]\Iiss 

1  Fraser,  John 

1  Suttie,  R. 

1a  Cousin,  J. 

3  AUen,  iirs 

3  Forrester,  Alexander 

3  Laidlaw,  Airs  AValter 

3  Guun,  Miss 

3  Charles,  William 

5  Johnston,  Peter,  builder 

Buccleuch  Place  here 

7  Blane,  William,  g:-ocer 
11  Robertson,  John 
13  Naismith  k  Richardson 
15  Sinton,  James 
15  Silver,  George  M. 
15  Innes,  AVilliam 
15  Hay,  Miss  Isabella 
15  Tod,  Mrs 
15  Falconer,  Jlisses 
15  Roger,  David 
15  Clephane,  Mrs 
15  Birrell,  Miss  Catherine 
17  Fleming,  John 
19  White,  Charles,  butcher 
19a  Thorburn,  Robert,  builder 
19b  Anderson,  W.  &  J. 
19c  Barnetson,  William,  joiner 

Royal  Archers'  Hall 
21  Muir,  Peter,  bowmaker 
21  Boroughloch  Brewery 

Mehdn,  Alexander,  brewer 
21  Fleming,  DaNid 
25  Webster,  Thomas 
33  Aikraan,  Jane,  grocer 
37  Dunn,  Robert 
41  Yert,  W.,  tobacconist 
45  Fairbairn,  Henry,  grocer 
47  Conochie,  J. 
47  Craig,  James 
47  Mathews,  Mrs 
47  Nimmo,  Mrs 
47  Kinloch,  Andrew 
49  Priugle,  John,  grocer 


51  Meek,  Robert 

51  Richmond,  William 

51  Collie,  D.  R. ,  jun. ,  printer 

51  Sinclair,  Miss  A. 

51  Miller,  Thomas 

51  Cockburn,  David,  junior 

51  Bethune,  George 

51  Stewart,  Miss 

51  Thom,  Miss  M. 

51  Heslop,  George 

51  Aikman,  George 

53  Gilmour,  John 

74  Frier,  Mrs,  laundress 

74  Taylor,  James 

72  Mein,  Robert 

72  Carse,  John 

72  Falconer,  David 

72  Coltman,  A. 

72  Home,  Ale.xander 

70  Hav,  William 

70  Mitchell,  R.  F. 

70  Wilson,  W.  R.,  printer 

70  Henderson,  Thomas 

70  Small,  David 

66  Sharp,  Angus,  baker 

64  Selcraig,  John 

64  M'Intosh,  Mrs 

62  Porteous,  Mrs  M.,  grocer 

60  Alexander,  John 

60  Ross,  Mrs  William 

60  Cameron,  John 

60a  Forrest,  Robert,  dairy 

58  Cowan,  William  &  Benjamin 

58  Matheson,  George 

54  Curie,  James 
54  West,  John 

52  Y^'alker,  Archibald 
50  Brown,  James 

48  Connolly,  P.  J. 

48  Brown,  Miss 

46  Train,  Mrs  E.,  dairy 

44  Forrest,  James,  baker 

42  Johnston,  John 

42  Carroll,  Charles 

42  Lamb,  Thomas,  slater 

42  Kellie,  David  H. 

42  Fraser,  William 

40  Curie,  James,  bootmaker 

38  MiUar,  John 

34  Campbell,  A. 

28  Todd,  J.,  painter 

26  Mein,  Mrs,  milliner 

24  Allen,  Mrs 

24  Boyd,  John  M. 

24  Buckner,  Alfred 

24  Boyd,  James 

24  Todd,  J. 

22  Kerr,  WOliani 

20  M'Leod,  James 

18  Banks,  James 

18  Smith,  R.  P. 

16  Muir,  John 

16  Muir,  John  ((?. P.O.) 

14  Rodgers,  Misses  E.  &  A. 

10  Johnstone,  William 

10  Smith,  Miss 

10  AVhittet,  William 
8  Hunter,  Mrs  J. ,  furrier 
6  Hoy,  George,  bootmaker     -  . 


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CAL 


4  Gow,  James 

4  Rogers,  Mrs 

2  M'Intosli,  Mrs,  greengrocer 

2  Davidson,  John 

2  Smith,  Thomas,  joiner 

2  Veitch,  Eobt. ,  victual  dealer 

Buckingham  Ter.    3. 

Dean  Bridge. 

1  Hunter,  Mrs 

2  Kennedy,  Lady  "William 

3  Lament,  Mrs 

3  Chrystie,  ilisses 

4  CadeU,  iirs 

4  Cadell,  F.,  surgeon 

5  Sinclau',  Mrs  George 

6  "Watkins,  Mrs 

7  Bruce,  George  Cadell 

8  M 'Naught,  Mrs 

9  Macdougall,  Mrs  P.  C. 

10  Syme,  James 

11  Aitchison,  "William  John 

12  Purdie,  John 

13  LiddaU,  "Wm.,  of  KildufF 

13  LiddaU,  Benjamin 

14  Jamieson,  J.  Auldjo,  "W.S. 

15  SeUar,  Professor  W.  Y. 

16  Henderson,  Mrs  Piercy 

16  Lockhart,  J.  S. 

17  Macdougall,  Mrs  Colonel 

18  Ogilvie,  Mrs  James 

19  "Wright,  James 

20  Finnie,  Miss 

21  MaxweU,        Major  -  General 

Alexander,  C.B. 

22  Hill,  Tliomas 

23  Stewart,  Mrs  J.  Shaw 

24  Simson,  Miss 

26  Mackinuon,  Charles 

27  Christie,  Robert 

28  Orr,  Mrs  Charles 

29  Jolly,  Stewart  Lyell 

30  Douglas,  Major  George 

31  Walker,  John,  "W.S. 

32  Innes,  George  Mitchell 

33  Peddie,  John  Dick,  R.S.A. 

34  M'Laren,  D. 

Stewart,  James,  The  Box 

Burgess  Street.    3. 

Shore. 
Napier,  Alexander,  smith 

Burlington  Street.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

1  Sandilands,  D.,  spirit  dealer 

2  Ramsay,  W^iUiam 
2  Blair,  Mrs 

Burns  Street.    1. 

Lochend  Road. 

1  Sanderson,  A.,  grocer 
21  Anderson,  Henry,  grocer 
32  "Webster,  Janet,  grocer 


Burnside.    10. 

Roseburn. 
11   Henderson,  "William 
18  Swan,  George,  dairy 
20  Crombie,  Alex.,  contractor 
23  Scott,  James,  dairy 
25  Brown,  James,  dairy 
27  Richardson,  James 
29  Greig,  Robert 

M'Gregor,  Lewis,  dairy 

Cable  W3nid.    3. 

Yardheads. 

10  Swanson,  Geoige 

11  Dobie,  Miss 

12  Howie,  Mrs,  grocer 

20  Millar,  "William,  spmt  dealer 
25  Methuen,  James,  fishcurer 
32  Selkirk,  Mrs 
42  Darge,  Robert 

Caledonian  C  re  set.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

3  Grieve,  James 

4  Ednie,  Andrew 

4  M'Leod,  "William 

5  Low,  Thomas 

6  Henderson,  Matthew 
6  Biruie,  Alexander 

6  Learmont,  J.  R.  (G.P.O.) 
6  Bathgate,  Thomas  D. 

13  Clarkson,  James 

15  M'Naughton,  James 

Caledonian  Road.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 
1  Legerwood,  John 

1  Fyfe,  "WiUiam 

2  Manson,  Peter 

2  Johnston,  T.  H. 

3  M'Leish,  John 

4  Hay,  Mrs  William 
4  Paterson,  George 

4  Cochrane,  Archibald 

4  Ogg,  Andrew 

4  Lambert,  Andrew 

4  Milne,  W^illiam 

5  Johnstone,  John 

5  Baird,  John 

6  Robertson,  AVilliam 

6  Berrj^  Da^dd 

7  Hart,  James 

7  Pringle,  Alexander 
7  Goodwin,  W^illiam 
7  Beny,  David 

Caledonian  Terrace. 

1  Rutherford,  Robert 

2  Hay,  George 

2  TurnbuU,  J.  S. 
4  Legerwood,  John 

Calton,  High.    8. 

1  Andreoli,  M. 

2  Shireft',  C,  corn  factor 


2  Falconer,  John,  agent 

Fyfe,  N".,  &  Sons 
4  Alexander,  James 

4  Park,  Peter 

27  Mackay,  George 
27  M'Phersou,  Hugh 

Calton,  Low.    1. 

58  Hill,  W^. ,  leather  merchant 
60  Molfat,  Charles 

Calton  Hill.    1. 

Dur/ald  Stewart's  Monument 
The  Royal  Observatory 
Playfairs  Monument 
National  Monument 
Nelson's  Monument 
1  Hawks,  J. ,  bit  and  spur  maker 

5  Browm,  John,  engraver 
5  iluiTay,  John 

5  Farquhar,  Miss  J. 

11  ilacadam,  John 
13  Turner,  Mi's 

13  Johnston,  Robert 
17  Cameron,  Thomas 

17  Dewar,  P. 

21  Walker,  J. ,  recorder  of  Calton 

23  Porteous,  Mrs 
Annan  Brothers,  Calton  stair 

26  Sinclair,  iirs  John 
26  Reid,  Henry 

24  Glen,  Thomas 
24  Porteous,  James 
24  "White,  Peter 

22  Bui-ns,  Archibald 
22  Young,  George 
22  Young,  Thomas 
20  Aitchison,  J. 

18  Caird,  F.  G.,  agent 
16  Glen,  Alexander 

14  Pearson,  George  B. 
14  Pearson,  Andrew 

14  Ross,  George  (G.P.O.) 
14  Sewell,  Thomas 

12  Farmer,  David 

12  Wilson,  W^alter  M. 
10  Drever,  David,  tailor 

9  Wilson,  Mrs  C,  nurse 
Sime's  Court 

4  Lawrie,  George 

4  Vallance,  William 

4  Nicol,  Thomas 

Calton  Place.    1. 

Calton  Street. 
Aikman,  Archd. ,  &  Co. ,  merchts. 

Calton  Street.    1. 

Leith  Street. 
1  &  2  Sinclair  &  Co. ,  drysalters 

3  Pringle,  John 

4  Douglas,  Johu 

5  Vallance,  Wm.,  confectioner 

6  Hope,  Mrs  J.  G.,  lodgings 
6  Webster,  Alexander 

6  Fraser,  James 

7  Macadam,  John,  baker 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


CAN 


259 


8  Banks,  Archibald,  stationer 

9  WaddeU,  G.  L. 
9  Carfrae,  David 

10  Jolinston,  Robert 

11  AndreoU,  M.  &  M. 
11  Jamiesou,  Andrew 
11  Drummond,  P.,  temp,  hotel 
11  Small,  Da^-id 
11  Eoss  &  Wright,  goldbeaters 
11  M'Laren,  Duncan 

11  Gilchrist,  John 

12  Young  Brothers,  gi-ocers 

13  Hannay,  Lyon  W.  C. 
13a  M'Laren,  Duncan 

14  Bishop,  William,  draper 

16  Edinburgh  d:  Leith  Loan  Co. 

— A.  Rutherford,  manager 

17  Wightman,  John,  flesher 

18  Fairley,  E.,  &  Co.,  spirit  dlrs. 

Cambridge  Street.    10. 

Lothian  Boad. 

1a  Duncan,  Robert 
1  Bryce,  John 
1  Annan,  James 

1  Martin,  William 

2  Gillies,  Jas.  (Gillies  Brothers) 

3  Johnston,  Miss  M. 
3  Stevenson,  John 
3  Douglas,  George  C. 
3  HUl,  ]\Irs  John 
3  Hill,  WilUam  G. 

3  Craven,  Mrs 

4  Watherston,  Mrs 

5  Cowper,  C.  N.  {Curror d; C.) 

6  Eye  Infirmary 
6  Shaw,  Peter 
6  Gash,  George 
6  Sinclair,  Colin 

6  White,  Mrs 

7  Sinclair,  Peter,  builder 
St  Helen's;  William  Brodie 
Free  Gaelic  Church 
Forbes,  J.  &  J.,  builders 

Canaan  Lane.    13. 

Morningmle. 

Stevens,  Mrs,  lodgings,  Annville 
Ainslie,  Archibald,  Arkland 
Davidson,  R.,  Goshen  cottage 
Affleck,  John,  grocer 
Jones,     Miss    M.     A.,     Mount 

Pleasant  cottage 
Brand,  Mrs  A. ,  Mt.  Pleasant  cot. 
Johnston,  R.  F. ,  Mount  Pleasant 
Steel,  James,  shoemaker 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  Zion  mount 
GafF,  Thomas,  Stonefield  house 
Kedslie,  George,  Hebron  bank 
Brown,  Mrs,  Hebron  cottage 
Richardson,  John,  Blair  mount 
Wood,  R.  J. ,  Darnley  villa 
Mathewson,  Robt,  M.A.,  Stone- 
field  cottage 
Park,  Mrs  Geo. ,  Whitebank  ho. 
Park,  Miss,  "N^Tiitebank  house 
Macpherson,  Mrs,  Madeira  cot. 


Macpherson,  Geo.,  Madeira  cot. 
Carfi'ae,  William,  The  Bloom 
Black,  Edward,  Millburn  lodge 
Bro^^Ti,  Mrs,  ^Millburn  cottage 
Bremner,      Bruce     A.,     M.D., 

Streatham  house 
Macgregor,  D.  R.,  Woodburn 
Oswald,  Lady,  Soiith  bank 
Gregory,  Miss,  Canaan  lodge 
Bisset.  Peter,  cabinetmaker 
Wilson,  Miss,  AVoodville 
Wood,  W. ,  teacher,  Canaan  villa 
Paterson,  Mrs  Adam,  lodgings, 

Bloomberry  house 

Candlemaker  Row. 

George  iv.  Bridge. 
East,  9.      West,  11. 

21  Caledonian  Raihcay  Carting 
Office  ;  Arch.  M'Gregor, 
carting  superintendent 

25  &  46  Brotherston,  Alexander, 
tinsmith 

27  Mactaggart,  R.  L. 

27  Wood,  Walter  A. 

29  Macnab  &  Co. 

38  Redpath,  Brown,  &  Co. 

Merchant  Street  here 

35  M 'Alpine,  J.  &  W. 
37  Seton,  P. 

37  Borwick,  Mrs 

39  &  41  M'Intosh,  Miss 

41  M'Intosh,  Agnes 

43  M'Laren,  Andrew,  pie  baker 
45  Kennedj^  E.,  ironmonger 

47  Crawford,  Samuel 

49  AATiite,  Peter 

51  Birrel,  William 

51  Austin,  Mrs  Frederick 

59  M 'Cambridge,  P.,  pawnbrok 

90  Forbes,  Duncan,  &  Sons 

90  Miller,  Jas.,  tinplate  worker 

90  Vance,  John 

88  Smith,  Alexander 

86  Boyd,  John 

84  Arnot,  William 

76  M 'Michael,  Rollo 

64  Wilson,  Thomas,  botanist 

62  Dickson,  William,  plumber 

58  Stewart,  Robert  B. 

54  Stevenson,  Thomas,  turner 

44  Union  Barm  Company 
44  Cairns,  Thomas,  brewer 

42  Traquair,  Robt.,  ironmonger 

38  Ritchie,  David,  smith 

36  M 'Murray,  James 

34  Dow,  George,  spirit  dealer 
30  Barton,  William,  plumber 
28  Anderson,  J.,  upholsterer 
28  Rogers,  Misses 

Canning  Place.    13. 

Causeway  side. 

Meikle,  iirs.  Canning  house 

1  Buist,  John 

2  Croal,  William 


3  Clark,  James 

4  Wen-,  Mrs 

5  Reid,  John 

5  Gowan,  Alexander 

6  Clark,  AVilliam 

7  Cunningham,  James,  gi'ocer 

8  Reid,  Alexander 

9  Johnston,  Alex.,  gardener 

10  Ewart  k  Jilain 

11  Leadbeater,  James 

11  Watt,  Alexander 

13  Clark,W.,ironmonger;ho.l4 
15  Watt,  J.  &  J. 

17  Bennet,  John 
17  Dickson,  Thomas 

Cannon  St.,  Leith.    5. 

Hamburgh  Place. 

1  Nisbet,.  Robert 

1  Thomson,  James,  engineer 

1  Meikle,  Thomas 

2  Mitchell,  Mrs 

3  Nisbet,  Robert,  junior 

4  Sinclair,  Adam 

4  Sinclair,  Mrs 

5  Fairley,  Peter 
7  Milne,  Mrs 

12  Ritchie,  Mark 

14  Kemp,  George,  clerk 

Canon  Place.   2. 

Canonmills. 

1  Buchanan  Brothers,  grocers 

2  Bishop,  John 

3  Hunter,  David,  stationer 

Canon  Street.  2. 

Canonmills. 

1  Sutherland,  Hugh,  grocer 

10  Paterson,  Mrs 

Canongate.  8. 

9  Robertson's  Court 

11  Eraser,  Alexander,  gi'ocer 

15  Cattanach,  Mrs,  butcher 
17  Cameron,  John 

19  Thornton,  William 

23  &  25  Hoy,  James 

29  M  'Courtj  Ann 

31    Whitehorse  Close 

35  Dim  can's  Close 

37  Nicolson,  David,  &  Son 

41  Bamsay  Close 

43  Donaldson,  Eliza 

51  M 'Master,  John 

53  Gcdloway's  Entry 

53  Gorham,  A.  K.,  &  Co. 

53  Hume,  E. 

53  Cameron,  John 

53  Kay,  Charles 

53  Porteous,  J.  D.  H. 

55  Murray,  Mrs  H. ,  victual  deal. 

57  Forsyth's  Close 

59  Melville,  Jane 

lei  M'Gillivi-aj^,  Thomas 

'65  Hay,  David,  draper 


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CAN 


67  Callender's  Close 
67  Neil,  John,  &  Co. 
69  Stewart,  Archibald 
73  Noble,  Alexander 
75  Malloch's  Close 
79  Brown's  Close 
81   Quin,  William 
85  Cairns,  John,  spirit  dealer 
87  Campbell's  Close 
89  Stewart,  E. 
91  Johnston,  A.  &  J. 
93  Small,  Wm.,  spirit  mercht. 
95  Reid's  Court 
Dyer,  Mrs  A. 
Henderson,  Barclay 
97  Cameron,  Alexander 
101  Gibson,  Mrs  M. 
109  Lochend  Close 

12  Moncur,  William 
111  Henderson,  Mrs  J. 
113  Anderson,  Mrs  C. 
115  Little  Lochend  Close 
115  Kelly,  Robert 
115  Dow,  William 
117a  Walker,  Alexander 
117  Tofts,  Mrs  Mary 
119  Munro's  Close 
123  Webster,  Alexander 
125  Brown's  Court 
125  Baxter,  William 
129  Panmure  Close 
131  Wilson,  P.  C. 
133  Sinclair,  James,  baker 
135  Armour,  Mrs 
137  Dunbar's  Close 
149  Taylor,  Mrs 
151  Smith's  Close 
155  Ganonr/ate   Burgh  School ; 
T.  Milne,  teacher 
Ganonr/ate  Church 
159  Session-Clerk's  Office ;  Thos. 

Hay 
163  InsiJector  of  Poor\s  Office; 
George  Motion,  inspector 
163  Allison,  James 
Poor-rates  Office 
Recorder's  Office 
Registrar's  Office 
165  Tolbooth  Wynd 

11  Wilson,  Thomas 
City  Fever  Hospital ;  resi- 
dent physician,  J.  Mac- 
kenzie 
167  Stevenson,  John 
171  Miller's  Close 
171  Reid,  William 
173  Hunter,  Mrs 
177  Lewis,  James,  grocer 
179  M 'Cambridge,  Peter 
179  Gow,  William 
181  Gladstone  Court 
181  M'Lennan,  Charles 
183  Tully,  A.,  grocer 
187  Menelaws,  William,  bakei 
197  Skae,  E.,  grocer 
211  Sommerville,  William 
215  Shoemaker's  Close 
217  Wliite,  Robert 
219  Bone,  William 


223  Richardson,  David 
225  Big  Jack's  Close 
227  Leishman,  Robert 
229  Bremner,  George 

231  Pye,  George 

233  Little  Jack's  Close 
235  Martin,  David,  baker 

237  Duffy,  Luke,  caueworker 

239  Cameron,  Mrs  James 

241  Forrest,  James 

245  Moffat,  Chas.,  confectioner 

247  Adamson,  David 

JVetu  Street  here 

249  Morgan,  John 

253  Gray,  A.,  provision  dealer 
255  M'Farlane,  A.  Y.,  chemist 
257  Stewart,  Miss  Isabella 

265  Stevenson,  Mrs  G. 
267  Wilson,  George 
267  Seaton's  Close 
269  Black,  William 
273  Morocco  Close 
273  Carrick,  Andrew 
275  M 'Donald,  David 

277  Hay,  James,  baker 
281   Bryden,  G.  &  A. 
281  Rae's  Close 

283  Davidson,  David 

287  Logan's  Close 

289  M'Pherson,  H. 

291  Gray,  W.  A. 

295  Midcommon  Close 

307  High  School  Close 

317  Gold's  Close 

321  CuUen,  Patrick 

331  Menzies,  Donald 

333  Old  Fleshmarket  Close 

278  British  Linen  Co. 's  Branch; 

C.  Ferguson,  agent 

266  Brash,  Thomas,  &  Son 
264  Gullan's  Close 

262  Menzies,  Thomas 

254  and  256  Devlin,  Henry 

250  Gibb's  Close 

248  Cochrane,  Robert  H. ,  grocer 

246  Pirie's  Close 
246  Sinclair,  John 

244  Robertson,  Thomas,  baker 

242  Swan,  Henry  H. 

240  Ghessels  Court 
240  Light,  John  B. 
240  Young,  Mrs 

238  Mathews,  James  S. 

234  Scott,  Leonard  C. 

232  Plainstone  Close 

218  Wilson,  James,  pie  baker 
216  Smibert,  George 
214  Cameron,  James 
212  Miln's  Close 
212  Somerville,  Mrs 
212  Edin.   and  Leith  Brewing 
Company ;    R.    Disher 
212  Edwards,  Henry,  wood  nier. 
212  Forgan,  D.,  cabinetmaker 
210  Brash,  William,  grocer 
208  Aitken,  J. 
208a  Sharra,  John 
206  M'Pherson,  Angus 


206    Weir's  Close 

204  Burnett,  George,  grocer 

202  Ford,  E.  &  J. 

200  Playhouse  Close 

198  Pairman,  Mrs  R. 

196  Old  Playhouse  Close 

196  Irvine,  James 

194  Morgan,  J.,  gi'ocer 

190  Baxter,  George,  china  mer. 

188  St  John's  Close 

188  Riddle,  G. 

186  Rutherford,  A. 

184  Morison,  Andrew 

St  John  Street  here 

180  Johnston,  J.  L.,  butcher,  &c. 

178  Eagle,  Robert,  hairdresser 

176  M'Kechnie,  J. 

174  Campbell,  M. 

172  Edin.  Free  Normal  School : 
Maurice  Paterson,  rector ; 
G.  Graham,  head  master ; 
M.  Campbell,  janitor 

170  Hill,  Alexander 

170a  Stewart,  Rob.,  bootmaker 

168  Union  Bank;  J.  H.  Stott, 
agent 

166  Kerr,  Robert 

164  Pagan,  M. 

162  M.'Gregor,  Donald 

160  Sugarhouse  Close 

160  Grierson,  Charles 

160  Loraine,  Robert 

160  Anderson,  John 

160  Cockle,  William 

160  Morison,  J.  &  J.,  &  Thomson 

154  Anderson,  John,  clothier 

152  Stuart,  A. 

148  Sanderson,  J.,  stationer 

146  Bakehouse  Close 

146  Smith  &  Henderson,  to- 
bacco-pipe manufacturers 

142  Main,  George 

140  Slater's  Court 

140  Slater,  A. 

138  Cockle,  William,  draper 

136  Taylor,  William,  shoemaker 

134   Wilson's  Court 

132  CHimming,  John 

130  Cooper's  Entry 

130  Ramage,  G. 

130  Bain,  Mrs  Alexander 

122  Gentle's  Close 

120  Chisholm,  Miss 

114  M 'Alpine,  Thos.,  grocer 

112  Garf rae's  Entry 

112  Thomson,  William,  brewer 

112  Calder,  David,  grocer 

108  Batchelor,  James 

106  Bull's  Close 

106  M 'Arthur,  Jas.,  turner,  etc. 

102  Bain,  Mrs  J. 

100  Burnett,  James 
98  M'Dougal,  James,  k  Co. 
96  Stewart's  Close 
94  Pettie,  Robert 
90  Milne,   James,  &  Son,  gas 
engineers,   brassfounders, 
meter  manufacturers,  etc. 


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261 


68  Fraser,   Donald,   grocer  aud 
spirit  merchant ;  ho.  86 

S6  StmtJiie's  Close 

86  Stewart,  AVilliam 

80  SeicVs  Close   and  Hadding- 
ton's Entry 

80  M'Xeill,  David 

80  Campbell,  Thomas 

78  Damlson,  A. 

76  Docherty,  Sarah 

74  Do^vnie,  James 

72   Vallance's  Entry 

70  Stewart,  John,  spirit  dealer 

64  House  of  Refuge 

Kelson,  Thos.  P.,  governor 
M 'Donald,  Mrs,  matron 
M 'Donald,  Miss,  sewing-m. 
Hislop,  Jas.,  house  steward 
Bremner,  Mrs,  sick-nurse 
Smith,  James,  chaplain 

62  Robertson,  Peter,  grocer 

56  Pettie,  John 

60  Weir,  John,  photographer 

48  Hume,  E. 

46  Alexander,  H.  D.,  surgeon 

44  Fairbaim,  Alice 

16  Swan,  George  ;  house,  14 
8  Wilson,  James 
2  Donaldson,  Da^-id,  baker 
Post  Office. 

Canongate,  N.  Back.    8. 

7  M'Intosh,  Mrs  J. 

51  Mudie,  D.  C,  ironfounder 
53  Morrison  &  Co. 
67  Drybrough  &  Co. ,  brewers 
67  ilarshall,  Ralph 

96  Pagan,  AValter 

94  Miller  s  Entry 

84  Steel,  Coulson,  &  Co.,  brewers 

84  Liddle,  Robert 

84  Simpson,  John 

74  Bernard,  T.  &  J.,  brewers 

72  "Wilson,  Peter 

52  Brown,  Adam 

50  Anderson,  George,  grocer 
46  Alexander,  T.  E. 
40  &  42  Smith  &  Brown 
28  Bathgate,  Robert,  brewer 
28  Muir,  James,  &  Son,  brewers 
26  Cannichael,  Thomas,  brewer 

Canongate,  S.  Back.    8. 

20  Dickson,  P.  &  J. 

22  Begg,  John 

22  Alarschner,  Franz  J. 

22  Ritchie,  iirs  James 

22  Robertson,  Thoma.s 

22  Carfrae,  David,  junior 

26  Sinclair  &  Fortune 

26  Brannan,  James 

26  Aitken  &  Allan,  engineers 

26  Nicol,  J. 

26  Brown,  John 

26  Paterson,  John 

28  Davidson,  William,  jirn. 

30   Washing  Green  Court 

30  Robertson,  Mrs 


30  Scott,  William 
32  Hay,  John 

Dalgleish    &    Son,    machine 
cork  manufacturers 

Wood  &  Cairns,  brassfoimders 
50  St  Andrew's  Epis.   School; 

Miss  Pearson,  teacher 
54  Wilson,  Mrs  Ann 
60  Gray,  Gilbert 
62  Wilson,  J.  k  J. 
74  Mitchell,  Mrs  C,  grocer 
78  Gilmour,  W.  &  0.,  tanners 
80  Paterson,  James 

84  Tait,  James,  victual  dealer 

86  Waugh,  John 
90  Mathewson,  W.  W. 
107  Sutter,  John 
105  Moncur,  David 
99  Smith,  Mrs  William 
93  Cameron,  R.,  dairy 
93  Currie,  James,  k  Co. 

87  Simson,  James,  brewer 

85  Viner,  Henry 
85  Aitchison,  J.,  k  Co.,  brewers 

St  John  Street  here 

65  Blackie,  Mrs 

65  Campbell,  Thomas 

61  Shepherd,  John,  gi-ocer 

39  iluir,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

33  Young,  William 

27  Holy  rood  Brewery 

17  Dalgleish,  Robert 

13  Holy  rood  GlassicorJcs 
Moj'es,  Robert,  brewer 


Canoiunills.    2. 

Beattie,  Adam,  miller 

Hislop,  Alexander,  smith 

Whj'te,  Clement 

Fraser,  P.  N. ,  Canonmills  lodge 

Cavanagh,  John,  carter 

Ferguson,  Mrs 

Scott  k  Co. 

Heriot  Hill  here 

1  MuiTay,  Margaret 

Inglis,  Hugh 

M'Farlaue,  D.,  manufacturer 

Forbes,  George,  spirit  dealer 
1  Robertson,  Ts. ,  spirit  dealer 

Robinson,  R.  ,&  Sons,  builders 

Hogarth,  Miss,  grocer 

Baikie,  James 

Hallidav,  James,  skinner 

Stott,  D.  A. 

Stott,  Mrs  D. 

Souness,  J.,  wood  merchant 

Canonmills  Bridge.    2. 


Hunter,  David,  smith 

1  M'Glashan,   Stewart,  k  Son, 

sculptors 

2  Murray,  T.  C,  bootmaker 

3  Thorn,'  Mrs,  smallwares 

4  Borthwick,  Jn. ,  victual  dealer 


Carberry  Place.    10. 

Boseburn. 

1  ilurray,  A.  W. 

2  Cuthbertson,  Mrs  Mary 

3  EUison,  Mary  Ann 
5  Laiider,  Andrew 

Carlton  Street.    3. 

Dean  Terrace. 
1  Comrie,  Mrs 

1  ■\^niyte,  I^Irs  William 

5  Clarkson,  Lieut. -Colonel 

7  Wright,  Mrs 

9  Terrot,  Right  Rev.  Bishop 

11  Humphrey,  John 

13  Johnstone,  Wm.  W.,  D.C.S. 
18  Scott,  Andrew 

16  Brown,  Rev.  Thomas 

14  Blackwood,  Miss 

12  Maclagan,  Mrs  Sinclair 
10  John,  Thomas 

8  Glegg,  Captain,  H.M.I.F. 

6  Craig,  Jliss 

4  Cuthbertson,  Andi-ew  Gray 

2  Braid,  F. 

2  Richardson,  Alfred 
2  Mill,  Miss 

Carlton  Terrace.    1. 

Regent  Terrace. 

1  Campbell,  William 

2  Cheape,  Hon.  !Mrs 

3  Buchanan,  AVm.  M.,  M.D. 

4  Rutherfurd,  Miss 

5  Bernard,  Thomas 

6  Grant,  Rev.  James,  D.D. 

7  Blanshard,  George 

8  Howden,  Mrs 

9  Cowan,  Robert,  W.S. 

10  Williamson,  Charles 

11  Decide,  William 

12  Cathcart,  James 

13  M'Laren,  William  C. 

14  Warrack,  John  (/.  W.  d:  Co.) 

16  Berry,  Walter 

17  Pollock,  Mrs 

18  Reid,  James 

19  Hope,  William 
19  Hope,  Mrs 

Carlung  Place.    13. 

Hope  Park. 

1  Ritchie,  James 

1  Mackintosh,  Richard  C. 

1  Shiels,  Robert  (-S'.  &  Son) 

1  Antliff,  James  C. 

2  Rutherford,  Charles  D. 

4  Cownie,  Mrs 

5  Gascoyne,  William 

6  Gilray,  John 
8  Scott,  Thomas 
8  Smart,  James 
8  Cameron,  ]\Irs 
8  ]\Iuir,  Archibald 
8  Yallance,  James 


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Carnegie  Street.  12. 

160  Pleasance. 

3  Keating,  Ed. 

5  Watson,  Gordon,  slioemaker 

9  Scott,  James 
13  Swan,  Thomas 
15a  Hiley,  Agnes 

15  Smart,  George,  gi-ocer 
g    11  Kitchen,  Mrs 

^  11  "Webstei",  James 

f^  11  Bell,  Frederick 

,^  17  Pui'die,  John 

S<     8  Pm-ves,  Itfiss,  tkessmaker 

Si     8  Gibson,  James 

■§     4  M 'Donald,  Airs,  nurse 

(^      3  Clark,  Walter 

17  Campbell,  AVilliam 

17  Oliphant,  AVilliam 

17  Scobie,  James  X. 

19  Paterson,  H.,  grocer 
21  Ferguson,  Mrs  Fergus 

21  Finuis,  Peter 

23  Wright,  Thomas 

34  Brown,  Andrew 
30  Fairbairn,  George 
28  Mills,  James 

28  Banks,  John 

26  Ward,  Peter 

26  Eamage,  Alexander 

26  Eobertson,  James 

24  Eankin,  Miss  J.,  victual  dlr. 

22  Cunningham,  James 
22  Clark,  William 

18  Simpson,  A.  L.,  clerk 
10  Finlayson,  Robert,  baker 

8  Sheldon,  IsabeUa 
8  Inches,  Alexander  S. 
8  Mackenzie,  John 

4  Easter,  John 
2  Green,  John 

Carrubber's  Close.    8. 

See  135  High  Street. 

Cassels  Place.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Castle.   9. 

See  High  Street, 

Castlebank.    9. 

See  Castle  Hill. 

Castlebarns.    4. 

Port  Hopetoun. 

1  Swan,  Jn. ,  &  Co. ,  china  mer. 

2  Douglas,  James,  victualler 
4  Anderson,  AVm.,  dairjnnan 

16  Affleck,  Archibald,  butcher 

35  -.S'^  Culhhert's  Indust.  School 

Castle  Hill.    9. 

See  Higli  Street. 


Castle  Road  East.    13. 

2Ierchiston  Crescent. 

1  Wilson,  Eev.  James  H. 

2  Fyfe,  Adam 

4  Marshidl,  T.  E. 

Castle  Road  West.    13. 

Merchiston  Crescent. 

1  Stewart,  ilrs  R. 

3  Sands,  Misses 

5  Macfarlane,  Alexander  T. 

2  Rentou,  James,  junior 


Castle  Street.    6. 

106  George  Street. 

1  Burnett,  J.,  Caledonian  hotel 

3  Henderson,  Mi's  John 

3  AYalker,  James 

7  M  'Gregor,  AVm. ,  watchmaker 

9  Fergusson,  ]\Iiss 
11  AYetherstone,  Hugh 
11  Kemys,  Mrs 

13  Cunningham,  Chs.,  lodgings 
15  Muggleton,  AVilliam 
17  Downes,  W.  G. 
17  Cuthill,  Alexander 
17  Kelly,  Thomas 
19  Beattie,  Robert  P.,  plumber 

Rose  Street  here 
21  Cockburn,  J.  k  G.,  grocers 
21  ISIacgill,  Mrs  Edward 
21  Bruce,  George  Cadell,  C.E. 
21  AVilson,  Mrs  AA'". 
21  Paterson,  Miss,  dressmaker 
21  Davies,  AV.  &  AV.  G.    ' 
21  Scott,  Elizabeth 
23  ]\I'Artliy,  John,  lodgings 
25  Maclaehlan&  Rodger,  W.S. 
27  Stewart,  Duncan 
27  Graham,  Robert  B. 
27  Hunter,  Miss 
29  Graham,  T.,  slater  &  glazier 
31  Taylor,  James,  publisher 
31  Eeid,  A.,  optician 
33  M 'Queen,  Duncan 
33  Macrae,  James,  plumber 
33  MacDonald,  A. 
35  Eichardson,  Ralph,  AV.S. 
35  Keith,  Mrs 

George  Street  here 
37  Deans,  Mrs  Eobert 
37  White,  James 
37  Goodsir,Thos.,  cabinetmaker 
37  Sheppard,  James 
39  Home,  Home,  &  Lyell,  W.  S. 
41  Douglas,  David 
41  Ravensberg,  Albert  von 
43  Murray,    Beith,    &   Murray, 

AV.S. 
43  Manchester  Fire  Tnsur.  Co. 
43  Pelican  Life  Insurance  Co. 
43    Woods  <L-  Forests,  etc..  Office 
45  Brouneau,  Frederick 
45  Brouneau,  Mesdemoiselles 
47  ShiUinglaw,  ]\Irs 
47  Leadbetter,  Chas.,  architect 


49  Martin,  James,  C.A. 

49  Martin,  Thomas,  C.A. 
Hill  Street  here 

51  Stenhouse,  George  L. 

53  Bertram,  Mrs,  lodgings 

55  Chiene,  John,  M.D. 

57  Swanson,  A.  I.,  dentist 
59  Peacock,  Mrs  G. 

59  Jameson,  Andi-ew 

61  Cook,  W.  &  J.,  W.S. 

61  Writers  to  the  Signet  Widows' 
Fund 

61  Donaldson's  Hospital  Trea- 
surer's Office 

61  Univ.  ofEuin.  Factor'' s  Office 
63  Brakenridge,  D.  J.,  M.D. 
65  MacCallum,  Miss 

65  Ha}',  George 

65  Eichon,  A^ictor 

67  Sloan  k  Son,  coal  merchants 

62  M'Bean,  William,  C.A. 

60  Corbett,  Miss 
60  Campbell,  Mrs 

60  Jameson,  John,  fishmonger 

56  Muirhead,  Andrew 
56  Jameson,  John 

54  Eraser,  Mrs  AViUiam 

52  Moir,  John,  M.D. 

50  Mackie,  Miss,  dressmaker 
50  Russell,  James 

50  Petilleau,  B.  M.,  B.A. 
48  Anderson,  J.  &  F.,  AV.S. 
48  Pitman,  Frederick,  AA^S. 
48  Murray,  William,  S.S.C. 
Young  Street  here 

46  Bowers,  A.,  lodgings 

44  James,  John 

44  Auld,  J. 

42  Murray  &  Romanes,  C.A. 

42  Murray,  George,  C.A. 

40  Pierson,  Miss 

38  Eobson,  Thos.  W.  E.,  LL.D. 

38  Fairbairn,  AVilliam 

36  Yoimg,  James,  M.D. 

34  Millidge,  Miss 

34  Pirrie,  Mrs,  lodgings 

34  Johnston,  Thomas 

34  Browne,  AVilliam,  wine  and 

spirit  merchant 

34  M'Pherson,  James 

34  Smith,  J.  Douglas 

George  Street  here 

32a  Miti;'hell,  A.  M.,  grocer 

Post  Office 
32  Eraser,  AVilliam,  S.S.C. 
30  Cockbiu-n,  Miss  M. 
30  AVebster,  Miss,  dressmaker 
30  MitcheU,  A.  M. 
30  Murrav,  James  C,  W.S. 
30  M'Coiiiish,  Mrs 
28  Mackenzie  &  Black,  AV.S. 
28  Black,  Alexander,  W.S. 
26  Ealshaw,  James 
24  Lapsley,  Mrs 
22  Young,  J.  AV.,  W.S. 
22  Davidson  k  Syme,  W.S. 
22  Bogle,  Andrew,  W.S. 


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Hose  Street  here 

20  Forsyth,  Miss 

18  Hamilton,  A.,  prof,  of  music 

18  Wicks,  Mrs 

16  Campbell,  H.,  lodgings 

14  King,  Misses,  lodgings 

12  Soiiter,  William,  tailor 

12  Maedouald,  Miss  Jessie 

12  M'Xiven,  Miss,  mHliner 

10  King,  Misses,  lodgings 

8  Pinkerton,  ^Irs  John 

6  KeUy,  John 

6  BallantjTie,  Misses 

6  Mozzi,  Mrs 

4  Coekbiirn,  Misses 

2  More,  Graham,  hairdi'esser 

2  Davies,  W.  &.  W.  G. 

Castle  Terrace.    10. 

Lothian  Road. 

2  Stevenson,  D.  "W.,  sculptor 

3  Nonnen,  Mrs 

4  Russell,  Mrs  Oliver 

5  BeU,  Joseph,  M.D.,  F.E.C.S. 

6  Clark,  H.  E. 

7  Indigent  Gentlewomen's  Fund 

Office 

7  Fullarton,  J.  K. 

8  Anderson,  J.  Hodgson 

9  Whyte,  Mrs 

9  Wallace,  M.  {Mac/,  ofc  W.) 
10  Eumbold,  Charles  Hale 

10  Jones,  Mrs  Henshaw 

11  Hepburn,  Miss 
11  Marshall,  Miss 

11  Wilson,  Miss  Jane 

11  Tillie,  Thomas 

12  Clark,  Thomas 

13  Findlay,  Mrs 
Robertson,  And.,  wood  mer. 

Cambridge  Street  here 
Cornwall  Street  here 

25  Ir^-ine,  Alex.  F.,  advocate 

26  Lindsay,  Thomas  S. 

27  Laing,  ilrs 

27  Pringle,  Thomas  {Ross  dc  P. ) 
27  Tytler,  Mary  S.  F. 
27  Coutts,  James,  wiiter 
27  Fraser,  Alexander 

27  Inches,  Robert  E. 

28  Nimmo,  William  P. 

28  Nimmo,  Mrs 

29  M'Kendrick,  John  G.,  M.D. 

30  Judicial  Statistics  Departmt. 
30  Donaldson,  AVm.,  collector 
30  H.  M.  Prison  Managers'  Of.  ; 

J.  H.  Burton,  LL.D.,  secy. 
30  Tweedie,  Miss  B. 

30  Palmer,  Rev.  H.  J.,  M.A. 

31  Gowans,  James,  rally,  contr. 

32  Bannatyne,  Mrs 
32  Daish,  John 

32  Neilson,  John 
32  Rattray,  John 
32  Thomson,  John 
32  Roy,  W.  G.,  S.S.C. 
35  Diamond,  John 


35  Duncan,  Mrs  Thomas 

35  Fenton,  Robert 

35  Hobdav,  Thos.,  accountant 

35  Sheils,\H. 

36  Castle  Hotel,  George  Scott 
Scott,  Croall,  k  Sons,  bazaar 

Catherine  Place.   2. 

Canon77iiUs. 

1  Gloag,  Peter,  writer 

2  Baird,  Thomas 

2  Somer'^T.lle,  ilrs  James 
2  Corner,  James 

Catherine  Place  W. 

Roseburn. 

2  Muuro,  Hugh 

3  Fairley,  William 

4  Watt,  Robert 

5  Stewart,  Mrs 

6  Raeburn,  James 

7  Anderson,  John  K. 

8  EUison,  William 

10  Henderson,  E.  R. 

11  Palethorp,  James  R.  D. 

12  Robertson,  James 
15  Douglas,  James 
19  Dickson,  David 
21  Duff,  Alexander 

Catherine  Street.    7. 

Leitli  Street. 
1a  Morison,  J.,  jr.,  spirit  mer. 

1  Badenoch,  Alexander,  grocer 

2  Shanks,  C,  bootmaker 

3  Russell,  Robert 

3  Weston,  Mrs  James 

3  Birrell,  George,  tailor 

3  ilackay,  George 

3  Henderson,  David 

4  Hendrie,  James,  tobacconist 

5  Bell,  Peter,  bootmaker 

6  Souter,  John,  provision  mer. 

7  Black,  Robert,  hosier 

8  Wilson,  Alexander,  baker 

8  Jardine,  Robert,  prov.  mer. 

9  Yoimg,  James,  bootmaker 
10  Cruickshank,  George 

10  Watson,  Robert 

10  Melrose,  W.,  watchmaker 

10  Currie,  David 

10  Davidson,  Jonathan 

10  Young,  James 

11  Fisher,  W.,  &  Son,  bootmkrs, 
Catherine  Street  Court 
Wishart,  D.  F.,  agent 
Jamieson,  R.,  &  Co.,  merchts. 
Lawrie,  J.,  brassfounder 
Yule,  A.,  machine  bootcloser 

12  Wilson,  D.  P.,  spirit mercht. 

13  Macdonald,  Tertius,  surgeon 
13a  Moir,  Robert 

14  Scott,  Alexander,  fruiterer 

15  Thomson,  James,  hairdresser 
15  Stark,  Isabella 

15  Scott,  Alexander 
15  Miller,  John,  tailor 
15  Yeitch,  Miss  J. 


15  Anderson,  Thomas 

16  Mundell,  A.,  bootmaker 

18  Ayer,  James,  &  Son,  tailors 
22  MacDouald,  J.,  spirit  mer. 

Causewayside.    13. 

Neioington. 
55  Adamson,  David 
55  Crooks,  John,  carpenter 
59  Rathie,  R.,  Yen. blind mki-. 
59  DoUer,  George,  butcher 
61  White,  WiUiam 
63  Ewing,  Arch. ,  coal  mercht. 
65  Anderson,  George 
67  Hall,  John 
69  Miss  Reid's  Free  School 
75  Low,  W.  H.,  sculptor 
77  Middlemass,  Robert 
79  AVeUs,  L.,  &  Co. 
81  Stewart,  Robert 
81  Gibbs,  H. 
SlA  Duncan,  Mrs  E. 
83  Archibald,  James,  artist 
83  Gray,  Charles 
91  M'Lean,  Mrs 
91  Donald,  John 
91  Couper,  Misses 
91  Y''ight,  Alexander 
91  Sanson,  A. 
95  Sanson,  A.,  grocer 

109  Reid,  Burnet 

111  M'Intosh,  James  L.,  grocer 

115  Burns,  Thomas,  joiner 
119  Robertson,  George,  tailor 
125  Hogg,  John  B. 

125  Hogg,  James 

137  Jack,  C,  gardener 
141  Penman,  Thomas  B. 
161  Huth,  F. 

163  Drummond,      A.,     victual 

dealer 

165  Middlemass,  John 

169  Smith,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 

173  Smith,  Misses 

175  Kerr,  Mrs 

179  Morham,  Alexander  H. 

181  Gird  wood,  Richard 

187  Kerr,  Thomas 

189  Wilkie,  Mrs  Andrew 
Sutherland,  George 
Reid,  James,  blacksmith 

166  Eckersley,  James 

164  Fraser,  William 

164  M'Intosh,  Mrs  James  L. 

Grange  Loan  here 
146  Meikle,  Mrs  W.,  grocer 
144  Aitken,  John,  V.S. 
136  M 'Naught,  Mrs 
136  BeU,  Mrs  George 

138  Paterson,  Robert 
128  MiUer,  Robert,  M.A. 

126  Blaikie,  WUliam,  grocer 
122  Clark,  Jane 

116  Williamson,  Thos.,  agent 
116  Green,  William,  macer 

112  Grosset,  Thomas 

110  Anderson,  R.,  printer 
104  Scott,  Y'illiam 


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102  Napier,  Mrs  Elizabeth  | 

100  Dea,  George 

94  Smitli,  John,  builder 

94  Smith,  A.  G-. 

90  Carter,  T.,  Yewtree  cottage 

88  Stephenson,  Mrs  Robert 

84  M'Kenzie,  James 

78  Stevenson,  David,  draper 
Grange  Road  here 
Xewington  U.P.  Ckurcli 

76  Lindsay,  George 

74  Anderson,  James,  dyer 

68  "Wilson,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 

66  Scott,  John 

G6  Horn,  William 

64  Tjixurie,  James 

62  Doller,  Geori^e 

60  Chisholm,  "William,  dairy 

50  Lawson,  James 

52  Clappertou,  Thomas,  dairy 

44  Honeyman,  Alex.,  joiner 

44  Hopkirk,  "William 

32  Lawson,  Stephen 

26  Leadbetter,  James,  grocer 

10  Handyside,  James,  grocer 

Clialiners  Buildings.  10. 

See  136  Fountainh ridge. 

Chalmers'  Close.    8. 

See  81  High  St  ret  f. 

Chalmers  Crescent.  13. 

Grange  Road. 

1  Mellon,  John 

3  Caird,  Edward 

5  Walker,  J. 

7  Hay,  E  ear- Admiral 

9  Macdonald,  William,  M.A. 

11  Caldwell,  David 

13  Aitken,  A.  {D.  Mason  d:  Co.) 

15  Stewart,  John 

16  Harvey,  Rev.  J.  M.,  M.A. 
]  4  Gordon,  Robert 

12  Davidson,  Robert 

6  Lyell,  David 

4  Denchar,  Miss  E.  R. 

2  Millar,  James,  M.D. 

Chalmers  Street.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

1  Chesser,  John 

3  Gray,  Mrs 

5  Smith,  Mrs  G. 

7  Cash,  iirs 

9  Heddle,  Mrs 
11  Brown,  Walter 

13  Phin,  Rev.  K.  M.,  D.D. 
29  Mutter,  John 

31  Renton,  Robert,  M.D. 

33  Beattie,  Adam 

37  Minto,  James  C. 

39  Law,  Misses 

41  Peddle,  James 

41  Peddle,  James,  junior 

2  Campbell,  Robert 

4  Henderson,  James 

8  Boosie,  Andrew 


Chamberlain  Road.   13. 

Boro  ugh  m  u  h-head. 

1  Graham,  A,  M.D. 
3  Carnegie,  Mrs  J. 

3  Park,  William 

5  Croom,  Rev.  D.  M. 

7  Colvin,  Mrs 
9  OgUvy,  John 

11  Stott,  Captain  Gibson 

8  M'Lean,  Mrs 

6  Maelaren,  John 

4  Hutchins,  C. 

2  Campbell,  3Irs 

Chapel  Lane.    7. 

See  8  Brougldon  Street. 

Chapel  Lane.    1. 

QuaUtij  Street. 

15  Sanderson,  ]Mark,  merchant 

Chapel  Street.    11. 

Bristo  Street. 

2  Maternity  Ho.ipital 

4  Young,  Charles 

6  Hurst,  John 

8  Rutherford,  Robert 

8  Macdougall,  Mrs 

8  Sommer^ille,  Alexander  C. 

8  Ritchie,  Robert 
10  Dow,  George 

12  Fairgrieve,  John 

14  M'Kain,  Lewis 

16  Barker,  Patrick 
16  Glen,  John 

16  Eraser,  John 
20  M'Nab,  Jamc-s 

17  Brown,  William 

15  ilunro,  Henry 

15  Miller,  Mrs  D.  B. 
15  Wilson,  Mrs 
15  Lang,  John 
15  Meyer,  Charles 

13  Winter,  iliss 

9  Darling,  William 
9  Sinclair,  Lachlan 
9  Milne,  James 

9  Grieve,  John  G. 

7  Rose,  James,  barber 

5  Hunter,  Miss  J. 

3  Dickson,  Mrs 

3  Cockburn,  James 
3  Cockburn,  Miss 
3  Ewing,  Mrs 
1  Scott,  Mrs  M. 

Charles  Street.   11. 

Bristo  Street. 

1  Goodlet,  JIrs,  lodgings 

1  Garrety,  Peter 

1  Diirie,  John 

1  Tavlor,  Alexander 

3  Sleep,  Mrs  JI.  A. 

5  M  'Clansburgh,  F. ,  shoemaker 

7  Trotter,  Mrs 


7  Cairns,  Walter 
7  Dickson,  William 
7  Alston,  Miss 
7  M 'Clansburgh,  F. 
7  Jack,  James 
7  Scott,  Thomas 
7  Purvis,  John 

9  Wilson,  James 
11  Doull,  James  A. 
11  Ross,  Donald 
11  Wilson,  James 

11  Allison,  James,  house  agent 

11  Smellie,  Mrs  John 

13  Irving,  James 

15  Lamb,  John 

17  &  19  CampbeU,  WiUiam 
21  Blance,  P.  J. 

21  Mossman,  iirs 
21  Watson,  A.  &  E. 
21  Halkerston,  Charles 
21  Watson,  George 
21  Spiden,  Mrs  R. 

21  Stewart,  Miss 

23  and  25  Muir,  Alexander  C. 
26  Smeaton,  William 

26  Riccaltoun,  Miss 
26  Macdonald,  James  C. 
26  Gunn,  Alexander 

24  Flockhart,  James 

22  Johnston,  Mrs 
22  Neilson,  John 
22  Gillies,  Peter 
20  Nisbet,  John 

18  Scott,  Mrs  J. 
18  Rae,  Miss 

18  Murdoch,  John 
18  Davie,  John 

16  Bain,  Mrs 

14  Macdonald,  WUliam,  dairy 

12  Burns,  Mrs 

12  Soutar,  Andrew 
12  Pagan,  Alexander 

10  Crawford,  George 
4  Brass,  Mrs 

4  Brydone,  J.  K. 

2  M'Kean,  Alexander,  baker 

Charlotte  Lane.    3. 

Leith. 
4  Macpherson,  Alex.,  mercht. 

Charlotte  Place.    4. 

Queensferry  Street. 

1  Dodds,  Mrs,  Servants'  Regis- 

ter 

2  Raj'ner,  Richard 

3  Macphail,  William 

4  Annan,  James 
4  Mackay,  Angus 

Thomson,  A.,  farrier  (Lane) 
18  Keddie,  Thomas 
18a  Tolmie,  Robert 
18b  Brown,  WUliam 

Note.  —  The  remainder  of  what 
\cas  Charlotte  Place  is  nou> 
Queensferry  Street. 


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Charlotte  Square. 

Enst  side,  6.     Other  parts,  4. 

1  Hall,  Thomas,  lodgings 

2  Leslie,  James 

3  Couper,  Chas.  T.,  advocate 

4  Aitkeii,  Eev.  Dawl,  D.D. 

5  Eamsay,  George 

6  Campbell,  Alexander 

7  Keaves,  the  Hon.  Lord 
S  Makellar,  Miss 

9  Lister,  Joseph,  Professor 

10  Dalziel,  John,  W.S. 

11  Blackwood,  Miss 

12  Mylne,  James,  W.S. 

13  Watson,  John 

14  James,  H.  S. ,  of  Martnaham 

15  Shepiherd,  Mrs 

16  Watson,  P.  H.,  M.D. 

17  Haldane,  Robert,  W.S. 

17  Haldane,  R.  &  J.  A.,  W.S. 
St  George's  Church 

18  Ardmillan,  the  Hon.  Lord 

19  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

20  Smith,  John,  M.D. 

21  Kerr,  James 

22  Haldane,  D.  K.,  M.D. 

23  Ed'mr.  Young  Ladies  Inst. 

23  Straugman,  Mrs 
Hope  Street  here 

24  Havet,  Alfred  G. 

25  Burns,  Miss 

26  Lee,  Robert,  adYOcate 

27  &  28  Bryce,  A.  H.,  LL.D., 

collegiate  school 
29  Miller,  Mrs 

29  j\mier,  Alex.  Gordon,  M.D. 

30  Duncan,  J.  Matthews,  M.D. 

31  Bryce,  AVilliam,  ll.T). 

32  Lindsaj^  Howe,  k  Co.,  W.S. 

32  M'Gillivray,  William,  W.S. 
South  Charlotte  Street  here 

33  Oliphant's  school 

33  Spittal,  T.,  janitor 

34  Annandale,  Thos.,  F.R.C.S. 

35  Ross,  Miss 

36  Shaw,  Patrick,  advocate 

37  Smith,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

37  Smith,  George  B.,  S.S.C. 

38  Mackintosh,  Miss 

39  Kerr,  William,  lodgings 

40  Juridical  Society 

40  Rutter,  Joseph,  officer 

41  Camegy,  Robert,  M.D. 

42  Hope,  James,  iunior,  W.S. 

43  Omond,E.,M.b.,F.R.C.S.E. 

44  Glassfurd,  Mrs 

45  Watson,  James 

46  MacAllan,  A.  B.,  W.S. 
46  Atkinson,  John 

Charlotte  St.  North.    6. 

1  Neilson,  Stuart,  W.S. 

1  Neilson,  William 

2  Keith,  T.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E. 

3  il'Gregor,  Mrs 

3  Heron,  Alexander 

4  Yule,  George,  lodgings 


5  Barrie,  Andrew 

5  Wylie,  William  JMacfarlane 

5  Salmond,  John 

Charlotte  St.  South. 

East,  6.      West,  4. 
1  Low,  Mrs 
1  Menzies,  Mrs 
1  Smith,  Mrs  Marie 
1  Hepburn,  James 

1  Whyte,  Alexander 

3  Peddie  &  Kinnear,  architects 
5  Bruce,  George,  W.S. 

5  Horn,  James 
7  Coghill,  John 

7  Richardson,  Miss 
7  Gray,  ilrs 

7  Reid,  iirs  David 

9  Adam,    Kirk,   &   Robertson, 
W.S. 
11  Mitchell,  William,  S.S.C. 

11  Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life  In- 

surance Co. 
13  Watt,  iL  J.,  surgeon-dentist 
13  Rogers,  J.  H. 

13  Hamilton,  John 

15  Baton,  Jiirs,  lodgings 

16  Wilson,  James 

16  Milroy,  Rev.  Andrew 

16  M'Gillivray,  William,  W.S. 

14  Servants'  Institution;  James 

Drummond,  secretary 
14  Marshall,  William 

12  Gibson,  John,  jun.,  W.S. 
10  Cormack,  Miss 

10  Kaj',  Jliss 

10  Woolnoth,  Alfred 

10  Duncan,  David 

8  Jamieson,  Alexander,  C.A. 
8  Law  Fire  Insurance  Society 
8  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Globe  Insurance  Society 
8  Edinr.  <{•  Bathgate  By.  Co. 

6  Borthwick,  Thos. ,  accountant 
6  Ross,  George 

2  Bain,  David  G.,  S.S.C. 
2  Cranstoun,  C. 

2  Cockburn,  Miss 

2  Fortie,  J. ,  teacher  of  drawing 

2  Nicol,  Alexander,  lodgings 

Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 

From  47  to  2—1 ;  1  to  47—2. 

1  Steedman,  W.,  grocer 

2  M'Lean,  Mrs 

2  KUgour,  Joseph 

3  Carson,  Andrew,  baker 

5  Johnston,  Robert,  painter 

6  Wilson,  Mrs,  fishmonger 

7  Murray,  Alexander 

8  Robbie,  John,  shoe  warehouse 

9  Scott,  Da'^'id,  fruiterer 

1 0  Cunningham,  JI.  &  H. 

11  M'Lauchlan,  Peter 

17  Spiers,  Fulton,  banker 

18  Police  Office 

18  Grant,  James,  sup.  of  police 

19  Walker,  William,  treasurer 


19  Council  Chambers 
19   Toum  Clerk's  Office 
19  Couper,  W.  H.,  town-clerk 
19  Irons,  James  C,  S.S.C. 
19  Simpson,  James,  architect 
19  Cook,  Andrew,  town  otiicer 
19  Walker,  William 
19  2\ixes,  Police;  James  Clunes, 
collector 

19  Beatson,  William 

20  Hansen,  H.  P. 

21  Orr,  Misses  M.  &  P.,  miUiners 

21  Cameron,  Mrs 

22  Struthers,  James,  M.D. 

23  Scott  &  Anderson 

24  Grieve,  William 

25  Grieve,  Miss 

25  Walker,  Jlrs  John  M. 

26  Lindsay,  W.  IS^. 

27  Henderson  &  Wilson,  builders 

28  Williamson,  T.,  M.D. 

30  Lindsay,  Thomas 

32  Paterson,  Robert,  M.D. 
35  Dowie,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

Johns  Lane  here 

43  Sutherland,  James,  plasterer 

45  Sutherland,  James 

46  Gray,  John,  spirit  dealer 

47  Grant  &  Anderson 

48  Imperial    Royal     Austricm 

Considate 

48  Worms,  George 

49  Glover,  Wm.  {Browne  ct-  G.) 
49  Flett,  William,  junior 

50b  Wilson,  James,  druggist 
51  Lee,  Wm.  B.,  tea  merchant 
51a  Finlay,  Thomas,  fishmonger 

53  Ferguson,  William,  butcher 

Charlotte  Lane  here 

54  Thomson,  Mrs  P.,  baker 
56  Torrance,  Jos.,  spirit  dealer 

58  Murray,  William 

59  Hamilton,  Miss  E. 

61  Cook,  James 

62  Miller,  William,  tailor 

Chester  Street.    4. 

Manor  Place. 

5  Mair,  Mrs 

7  Clark,  James 

9  Russel,  Alexander 

11  Ainslie,  Col.  Wm.  B.,  C.B. 

13  Chambers,  William 

15  Milne,  Miss 

15  Sejonour,  Mrs 

17  Johnston,  Misses 

19  Martin,  John,  W.S. 

21  Sidey,  Charles 
23  Jeffrey,  John 
25  Douglas,  Miss 

27  Stewart,  Captain  D.  S. 

31  Ferguson,  R.  D.  G. 

33  Crabbie,  John  M. 

22  Henderson,  Francis  C,  M.D. 

20  Eraser,  Alexander  Campbell 

18  Johnston,  Miss,  of  Sands 

16  Rennie,  Miss 


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14  Brown,  James  Adam,  C.A. 

12  Jtlaxwell,  Mrs 

10  Thomson,  Spencer  C. 
8  Haig,  John 

6  Miller,  Robert 

4  Milne,  Mrs 

Cheyne  Street.    3. 

Dean  Street. 
1  Clow,  Peter 
1  Brown,  James 
1  Austin,  John 
1  Brown,  Robert 

1  Baxter,  Mrs  Peter 

3  I\IacdoiigaU,  Alexander 

5  Macfarlane,  Walter 
5   Mair,  Mrs 

5  Wishart,  Alexander 

5  Ashton,  George 

7  Steedman,  Henry 

11  Mathison,  Thomas 
11  Brash,  James 

11  Brown,  Robert 
11  Ferguson,  James 

13  Mackintosh,  Mrs 
17  Sidejr,  John 

17  Maedonald,  Peter 

17  Steven,  Ai'cliibald 

17  Coyne,  Roderick  A.  F.  A. 

17  Rankin,  Miss 

17  Anderson,  William 

19  Davidson,  John  M.,  teacher 

21  Phillip,  William 

23  Pottinger,  Thomas  P. 

23  Bell,  John 

23  Dawson,  Richard 

23  Wright,  Mrs 

25  Bain,  James  A.  Kerr,  M.A. 

27  Carmichael,  John,  teacher 

29  Maxwell,  William 

29  Morrison,  James 

29  Pearson,  Thomas 

29  M  'Lintock,  A. ,  music  teacher 

31  Cockburn,  W.  H.  (C.  &  Son) 

8  Howden,  Mrs  John 

6  Scott,  John 

4  Macdermid,  Edward 

2  Henderson,  Miss  Agnes 
2  Mitchell,  Adam 

Christian  Bank.    5. 

Triniti/. 

1  M'Naughton,  James 

2  Parrott,  Mrs 

3  Munro,  Alexander 

4  Whitehead,  liliss 

5  Harvey,  Joseph 

6  Boag,  Mrs 

7  Bambridge,  Miss 

8  Macc[uecn,  J. 

Church  Hill.    13. 

Morninymle. 
1   Kennedy,  Misses 
3  &  5  Baillie,  James 

9  Macmiirdo,  Miss 

11  Melrose,  John  {A.  M.  &  Co.) 
13  Moore,  Mrs 


16  Anderson,  Mrs 

14  Blyth,  Howard 
12  Johnston,  Mrs  R. 
10  Dymock,  R.  L. 

8  Gibson,  JMisses 
6  Shiels,  Mrs 
4  Bartlett,  William  E. 
2  Cuthbert,  Robert 

Church  Lane.    4. 

Her  lot  Row. 

4  Marshall,  MrsW.,  spirit  dlx. 

5  M'Culloch,  Andrew,  &  Co. 

6  Flemington,  Andrew,  joiner 

7  Eraser  &  Ayton,  livery  stable 

8  Proctor  &  Son,  plumbers 

9  Lyle,  William,  upholsterer 
Stewart,  R.,  livy.  stable  keep. 
Hall,  George,  coach-hirer 

Church  Lane.    13. 

Morningside. 
Heddle,  Miss,  Falconer  cottage 
Gibson,  William  P. ,  Jane  lodge 
Young,  Robert,  Canaan  grove 

Church  Road.    5. 

Trinity. 
2  Wood,  WilUam 
2  Eerrall,  Mrs 
2  Tender,  Mrs 
2  Manson,  Mrs 

Church  Street. 

India  Place. 
East,  5.      West,  4. 

1  Robertson,  Wm.,  dairyman 

2  Tavendale,  Robert 

2  Stewart,  Alexander 

3  Gillies,  William 

5  King,  Tiiomas,  confectioner 
9  Brown,  Alex. ,  spirit  mercht. 

12  Edington,  Mrs  A. 

12  Laird,  Mrs  E. 

12  Miller,  John,  bookbinder 

13  Mathews,  Edward,  baker 

15  Baxter,  Allan,  smith 

17  Deas,  J.  &  T. ,  French  polishers 
19  Keddie,  David,  cabinetmaker 

Circus  Place  N.E.    3. 

Royal  Circus. 
2  Walker,  James  C. 

4  Circus  Place  School 

4  M'Lauchlan,  Thomas,  rector 

Circus  Place  N.W.    3. 

Royal  Circm. 

1  Simpson,  Robert,  bootmaker 

2  Simpson,  J.,  fruiterer 

4  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Branch     Office ;     Robert 
Comrie,  agent 

5  Richardson,  Alex.,  &  Son 

6  Gray,  James,  watchmaker 

7  Mackie,  Charles,  surgeon 


7  Stevenson,  J.  {S.  Jk  Co.) 

7  Watson,  James  M. 

7  Gunn,  Mrs  G. 

7  Coutts,  Andrew  Magnus 

7  Chilton,  Mrs  W. ,  lodgings 

7  Scott,  Mrs  C. 

7  Robertson,  Peter 

7  Divorty,  Rev.  George 

7  Douglas,  Mrs 

7  Cockburn,  J.  F. 
7a  Urquhart,  George 

8  Atkinson,  R.,  &  Son 

9  Bell,  Peter,  smith 
■ij    2  Rosie,  Robert 

I  Mackay,  Wm. ,  egg  merchant 
'~^    Urquhart,  George,  smith 

§    Bruce,  Isaac,  cabinetmaker 
_^   Henderson,  Jn.,  cabinetmkr. 
O    White,  William,  blacksmith 

II  Laing,  Miss,  draper 

12  Walker,  David 

12a  Braidwood,  James,  tailor 

13  Lamb,  Mrs  Francis 
13  Smith,  Mrs  W. 

13  Stewart,  Robert,  accountant 

13  Stewart,  Mrs 

13  Bowden,  James 

13  Bowden,  Miss,  teacher 

13  Palmer,  Mrs 

13  Hunter,  Hugh 

13  Williamson,  William 

14  Tweeddale,  J. 

15  Bank  of   Scotland    Branch 

Office;  John  Hewat,  agent 
15a  Coull,  Robert,  china  merch. 

16  Ash  croft,  Peter,  china  mer. 

16  Ashcroft,  Miss  Mary 

16a  Blyth,  James,  bootmaker 

17  Wilson,  Alexander,  grocer 
19  Wilson,  Alexander 

19  Aitkinson,  Robert 

19  Henderson,  Mrs 

19  Muir,  Mrs,  di'essmaker 

19  Myles,  Mrs 

20  Cockburn,  J.  F.,  grocer 

23  Tennant,  T.  M.,  hairdi'esser 

24  Noble,  Alexander,  druggist 

Circus  Place  S.E.    5. 

Royal  Circus. 
1  White,  John 

3  Cook,  Alexander,  fishmonger 
5  Hodge,  G. 

5b  Robertson,  J.  P.  B.,  advocate 
5b  Robertson,  Mrs 
7  Wood,  John  A.,  of  Woodcot 
9  Ferguson,  Mrs 
9  Campbell,  Mrs 

Circus  Place  West.    5. 

Royal  Circus. 

1  Hall,  George,  coach-hii'er 

2  Wardrop,  Rev.  J.  R. 
2  Graham,  Mrs  T.  E. 

2  Ritchie,  John 

2  Gulland,  William,  W.S. 

2  Da\des,  Mrs  T. 


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3  Elder,  Miss 

4  Baird,  Miss 
4  Beatson,  Mrs 

6  Cornwall,  Js. ,  M.  D. ,  F.  E.  C.  S. 

Citadel.    4. 

Commercial  Street. 
1  Kobertson,  Francis 
4  Andreoli,  Mrs  M. 

7  &  8  Crudelius,  Hirst,  &  Co. 
9  &  10  Tods  &  Thomson 

11  Scott,  Thomas 
15  Haj-,  Thomas 

17  Maclean,  Angus 

18  Naismith,  Thomas 

Citadel  Street.    4. 

Citadel. 

6  Fairgi'ieve,  James 

7  Chisholm,  Mrs,  gi-ocer 
10  Elder,  James,  flesher 

12  Laird,  David,  spirit  mercht. 

13  Paterson,  John,  gi-eengrocer 

Clanalpine  Buildgs.   10. 

See  Spittal  Street. 

Clapperton  Place.    1. 

London  Road. 
Kaufluss,  Francis,  junior 

Olaremont  Crescent.  2, 

East  Claremont  Street. 

7  Gibb,  i\Irs 

8  Clark,  Thomas 

9  Johnston,  T.  B. 

10  Chambers,  Eobert 

11  Handyside,  William 

12  Kirk,  John,  W.S. 

13  Warden,  William 

14  Dall,  Thomas,  C.A. 

15  Gillespie,  A.  E. 
15  Gillespie,  Miss 

17  Bro-«Ti,  Miss 

18  Stein,  Charles 

19  Adam,  Alexander  F.,  W.S. 

19  Adam,  James,  S.S.C. 

20  Gordon,  Miss 

21  HardjTnan,  Mrs 

22  Eichardson,  James 

22  Eichardson,  Peter 
28  Gavin,  WiUiam  A. 

23  Gavin,  Crichton  S. 

Claremont  Park.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

1  Webster,  James 

2  Wight,  E.  (  W.  d:  Scott) 

3  Scott,  Mrs 

4  Kelman,  Eev.  John 

5  WaddeU,  James 

5  WaddeU,  Peter 

6  Wood,  W.  L. 

Laurie,  Eobert,  Clarebank 
Grant,  D.  S.,  Claremont  cot 


7  Pringle,  James 

8  Bro'rni,  James 

9  Henderson,  D. 

10  Powell,     F.    W.    {Duncan, 
Flock-hart,  <fc  Co.) 

11  EusseU,  Mrs  W. 

12  WaiTick,  W.  (  W.  <t  Son) 

Claremont  Place.    3. 

Henderson  Row. 
1  M'Adie,  James 
1  Thomson,  George 
1  Chalmers,  John 
1  Eussell,  Eev.  William,  A.M. 

1  Somerville,  Eobert 

2  Stewart,  John 

2  Hall,  Alexander 

3  Dewar,  Eev.  Duncan 
3a  Dick,  Thomas,  tailor 

4  Sutherland,  D.  S.,  baker 
6  Mitchell,  David 

6  CampbeU,  Eobert  ((?. P.O.) 
6  Banks,  Miss 
6  Laverick,  John 
6  Hogg,  William 

8  Chui'ch,  James,  grocer 
10  Peace,  Peter 

10  Dow,  James  William 
10  Grant,  John  C. 

10  Banks,  Charles 

12  Affleck,  James  0.,  M.D. 
Drysdale,  Andrew,  slater 

Claremont  Street  E.  2. 

Bellevue  Crescent. 
45  Eussell,  John 
43  Wallace,  Mrs 
43  Stewart,  J.  C. 
43  Grant,  Eobert 
41  Young,  George 
41  Blair,  John 
41  MacGregor,  David  C. 
41  MacGregor,  ^Mrs  John 
39  Peace,  James 
35  Peat,  John 
35  Halkett,  Mrs 
35  Tweedie,  Thomas 
33  Gilchrist,  Mrs 
33  Irvine,  il.  Sinclair 
33  Nightingale,  E.  W. 
33  Nightingale,  Miss 
31  Johnston,  Miss 
29  Small,  Andi-ew 
29a  Slater,  iirs 
27  Watson,  Miss 
27  Kirkwood,  Eev.  James 
27  Mackenzie,  Melville 
25  Stewart,  Mrs 
25  Marshall,  Miss 
25  Bruce,  Mrs 
23  NeHson,  John,  W.S. 
21  Anderson,  John 
19  Waterston,  George 
17  Cathcart,  John  F. 
15  Milne,  Miss 

13  Fraser,  Alexander 

11  Longmore,  Adam  C. 

9  MUlidge,  J.  J. 


7  Chisholm,  Eobert 

5  Mitchell,  Arthm-,  M.D. 

3  Stark,  George  G. 

3  Stark,  W.  M. 

1  Thomson,  H.  T. 
30  Gardiner,  James,  S.S.C. 
28  Mungle.  Eobert 
26  Logan,  Mrs  A.  S. 
24  Laurie,  William 
22  Haig,  Miss 
22  M'Gowan,  Miss 
20  Bertram,  Charles 
20  Dickson,  Mrs 
18  Henderson,  W.  G. 
16  Bumess,  William,  S.S.C. 
14  Eitchie,  A. 
12  FuUarton,  J.  A. 
10  Mitchell,  Alexander,  W.S. 

Claremont  Street  W.  3. 

Henderson  Row. 
1  Soutter,  John 
1  Dods,  Eobert 
1  Barbom-,  William  L. 
1  Fowler,  G. 

1  III 'Arthur,  Mrs  James 

2  Anderson,  Mrs  P. 

3  MacLaverty,  Miss 

3  Eattray,  Miss 

4  Sawers,  Miss  E.  P. 
4  Hamilton,  filiss 

4  Graham,  Mrs 

5  Yellowlees,  Mrs 

6  Paul,  Miss 
6  Evans,  Mrs 
6  Stalker,  Mrs 

6  Eamage,  Mrs  A. 

7  Surenne,  John  T. 

St  Bernard's  Estah.  Church 

8  M'Intyre,  Thomas 

9  Farnington,  A. 
9  Thomson,  Mrs 
9  Burton,  James 

9  Thomson,  Eobert 
9  Lowson,  A.  (G.P.O.) 

10  SkeEy,  Mrs 

11  Vallance,  William 

11  Jeffrey,  James 

12  M'Cuaig,  Colhi,  C.A. 

13  Clouston,  Mrs 

14  M'Intosh,  James 
14  GUmour,  Eobert 
14  Anderson,  John 
14  Eoss,  Thomas 

14  Wedderspoon,  WUliam 

14  Wood,  Thomas 

15  Stewart,  John 

16  Duncan,  John  B. 
16  Cook,  Alexander 
16  Beunet,  John  D. 
16  Lyle,  William 

16  Greenshelds,  Thomas 
16  Allan,  Eobert 

16  Chanter,  WUliam 

17  PoweU,  A. 

18  Allan,  John 
18  Duncan,  A. 

18  Erskine,  Anthony 


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18  Hunter,  Thomas 
18  Mather,  James  (G.P.O.) 
18  Wilkie,  David  (&'. P.O. 
18  Blaclde,  AViUiam 

18  Stoddart,  Alexander 

19  Gilniour,  William. 

Clarence  Street.    3. 

St  Stephen  Street. 

3  Sureime,  David  J. 

5  M'Dougal,  George 

5  Smyth,  Misses 

5  Fraser,  Peter  James 

7  Henderson,  James 

9a  Dorret,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
11  Dunn,  Mrs 
11  King,  Rev.  WilHam 
11  M'Intosh,  John 

15  Tweedie,  Peter 
17  Hunter,  Mrs.  P. 

17  Williamson,  Mrs  Jane 

1 7  Williamson,  Geo. ,  accountant 

17  Mackintosh,  Miss 

17  Black,  William 

19  Gordon,  Thomas 

27  Steele,  W.,  teacher 
29  Hall,  John 

29  Hunter,  Mrs 

29  Munro,  Captain  A. 

29  Neunham  &  Hunter,  Misses 

29  Knight,  William 

29  Wood,  J.  G.,  M.D. 

29  Richardson,  A.,  k  Son 
32  Smith,  Mrs  Walter 

30  Traquair,  Wm.,  jun.,  S.S.C. 
30  Martin,  Miss 

30  Henderson,  Mrs 
30  Ewart,  Miss 
30  Murray,  David 
30  TurnbuU,  Mrs 
30  Hogg,  John 

30  Hogg,  W.,  teacher  of  short- 
hand 
30  Dickson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
30  Macbeth,  James,  artist 
30  Hogg,  George  D. 

28  Husband,  William,  M.D. 
26  Neil,  Mrs 

24  Walker,  JIrs 
24  M'Laren,  Miss 
22a  Nicol,  Mrs 
22  Goodall,  Mrs 

20  Frazer,  James  C,  M.D. 

18  Hutton,  William,  -imter 
18  Thomson,  Miss 

18  Brown,  Thomas  J.,  gen.  agent 
18  Clark,  Miss  M. 

16  Mackenzie,  Mrs  M. 
12  Irons,  D.  E. 

12  Horetzky,  F.,  music  teacher 
12  Glegg,  Charles  F. 
12  Turnhull,  Mrs 

6  Douglas,  David,  writer 

6  Budge,  Mrs 

6  M'Meikan,  William 

6  Macewan,  Mrs 

4  Lyall,  Miss,  milliner,  etc. 

2  White,  Mrs 

2  Macrae,  John,  grocer 


Clarendon  Crescent.  3. 

Dean  Bridge. 

1  Hamilton,  Mrs  G.  W. 

2  Gordon,  Mrs  H. 

3  Murray,  John,  S.S.C. 

3  Murray,  William  C. 

4  Karley,  Mrs  A. 

4  Graham,  ilrs  Jackson 

5  Blackwood,  W.  {T.  &  J.  B.) 

6  Young,  Robert 

7  Bannerman,  Mrs  James 

8  Spence,  Mrs  Alexander 

9  Robertson,  Mrs 

10  Beilby,  J.  H. 

11  Wood,  Mrs 

12  Gairdner,  Mrs  General 

13  Dickson,  Mrs  Dr 

13  Dickson,  J.  J. 

14  Barton,  Daniel 

15  Watson,  Leyboume 

16  Young,  iirs 

17  White,  Mrs  George  T. 

18  Murray,  iirs 

19  Hagart  Valentine,  Mrs 

20  Kelland,  Professor 

21  Robinow,  Adolph 

22  Wood,  Miss  Lucia 

Clerk  Street. 

St  Patrick  Square. 

Nos.  2  to  44—12.   Nos.   46  to 

64—13.      Westell. 

1  Hay,  Mrs 

1  Cousland,  Mrs 

1  Hall,  Miss,  dressmaker 

1  Farquharson,  Miss 

1  Durward,  Andrew 

1  Hall,  Mrs  James 

1  Gardner,  James 

1  Duncan,  Miss 

5  Banks,  James 

7  Durward,  Andrew 

7  Fraser,  L.  Ciunas 

7  ^Maver,  James,  &  Co. 

7  Fairbairn,  James 
11  Bisset,  James,  baker 
11  Fairbairn's     miUinery     and 
glove  warehouse 

9a  Stalker,  T.,  hairdresser 
13  Marshall,  Mrs  John 
15  Morrison,  James 
15  Archibald,  Mrs 
15  Begg,  Mrs  R. 
15  Richardson,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 
15  Falconer,  John  F. 
15  Douglas,  Alexander 
17  Stobie,  Robert ;  house,  71 
19  Gunn,  Mrs  Ellen,  grocer 
21  Walker,  George,  dairy 

23  Henderson,  Archibald 
23  Manuel,  Mrs 

23  Donaldson,  John 

25  Isaacs,  Maurice 

27  Rutherford,  Thomas,  flesher 

29  Gray,  William  S.,  grocer 

31  Sutherland,  R. 

31  Lawrie,  Henry 


31  Mutter,  Miss 

31  Davies,  W.  H. 

31  Wilson,  Mrs 

31  Hamilton,  Miss 

33  Nisbet,  John 

35  Lewis,  Mrs  WiUiam 
Gifford  Park  here 

37  Mathison,  Robert,  baker 

39  Darling,  George 

41  Montgomeiy,  Mrs 

41  Kirkwood,  C. 

41  Mathison,  R. 

41  Elliot,  James  A. 

41  Patterson,  Mrs 

41  Thomson,  David 

41  M'Kean,  John 

47  Craig,  David,  draper 

49  Robertson,  Mrs  J.,  grocer 

51  Bain,  Donald 

51  Swanson,  Miss  S. 

51  M 'William,  Mrs,  lodgings 

51  Gray,  William  S. 

51  Archibald,  James 

51  Hawkins,  Miss 

53  Herbert,  Mrs  E. 

55  Paterson,  Mrs 

57  &  59  Dawson,  Wm.,  hosier 

61  Boyd,  Mrs 

61  Calder,  John 

61  Ellis,  iirs 

61  Butler,  Robert 

61  Smith,  Thomas 

61  Steele,  Miss 

61  Kiddy,  Mrs 

63  Marwick,  William 

65  Chalmers,  Charles,  saddler 
67  Shaw,  George,  saddler 
69  Young,  John,  plumber 
71  Weatherhead,  Mrs  R. 
71  ililler,  Mrs 
71  Stobie,  Robert 
71  Ogilvy,  George  A. 
71  Ireland,  Thos.,  accountant 
71  Wilson,  Mrs 
73  Low,  John,  slater 
75  Mitchelhill,  Jas.  ;  house,  71 
77  Davies,  W.  H. ,  spirit  mercht. 
79  Kemp,  James,  merchant 
81  Alexander,  George 
81  Christie,  William 
81  Pirret,  John 
81  Sanson,  Robert,  printer 
81  Carmichael,  Miss 
83  Nimmo  &  Burns 
85  M'Nab,  A.  &  J.,  dyers 
85  Waldie,  J.,  &  Sons 
Montague  Street  here 

64  Buncle,  Alexander,  fruiterer 

62  Smith,  M.,  tobacconist 
62  Smith,  Mrs 

60  Weir.  Peter 
8  Pirret,  John 
56  Pirret,  James 
50  Donaldson,  Archibald 
56  Paton,  Miss 
56  Lawson,  George  R. 
56  Cowan,  Mrs 
56  Sheriff,  Miss 


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56  Snutli,  John,  tailor 
56  Paton,  Mrs  A. 
56  Lewis,  Hemy,  artist 
64  Taj-lor,  Mrs 

52  Buncle,  Alexander,  fruiterer 
50  Alexander,  John,  tailor 
48  Hutton,  Mrs 
46  Fairgrieve,  Thomas,  druggist 
Ranlcelllor  Street  here 

44  Brash,  Thomas,  &  Son 

42  Wright,  Andrew,  baker 

40  Craig,  James,  gi'ocer 

38  Lawrie,  Peter,  stationer 

36  Harcus,  Henry 

34  Tweedie,  Thomas 

34  Wilson,  James 

34  Nicol,  Alexander 

34  Tough,  John 

34  Watling,  Mrs 

32  Tweedie  &  Macdonald 

30  Cowan,  George,  M.D. 

28  Grieve,  James 

26  Boyd,  Miss  M. 

24  Grieve,  James 

24  Waterston,  James,  junior 

24  Ritchie,  George 

24  Leadbetter,  Alexander 

24  Thomson,  Gideon 

24  Porteous,  J.  K. 

22  Tweedie,  Thomas,  draper 

18  Turner,  Peter,  victual  dealer 

16  Irvine,  Francis 
14  Bertram,  James 
14  Dickson,  Adam 
14  Ford,  Alexander 
14  Simpson,  Eobert  D. 
14  Scott,  Thomas 

14  Stalker,  Mrs 

12  Hogg,  John,  hatter 

10  Cameron,  J.  A. 

8  Milne,  Peter,  baker 
6  Mackintosh,  D.  C. 
4  Murray,  WiUiam 

4  Fraser,  W.  J. 

4  Macdonald,  David 

4  Whigham,  Misses 

4  Hutson,  Mrs 

2  Simpson,  M. 

Clerk  Street  South.    12. 

Clerk  Street  to  Preston  Street. 
1  Young  Brothers,  gi'ocers 

3  Myles,  Charles,  draper 

5  Edgar,  ]\Irs 

5  Lind,  Thomas 
5  Stobie,  Walter 

5  Sutherland,  Miss 

6  Hardy,  S.  J. 

9  Ballantyne,  James,  baker 

11  NeUson,  George,  ironmonger 

13  Hetherton,  Henry 

15  Copland,  George 
15  MiUer,  G.  W. 
15  Watson,  James 
15  Hamilton,  James 

17  Paul,  John,  plumber 

19  Ross,  George,  draper 

21  Calder,  Henry,  &  Son,  grocers 


Carse,  Richard 
Waldie,  Mrs 
Johnston,  Mrs  George 
Brown,  ]\Irs  William 
Isles,  Andrew,  junior 
TurnbuU,  John 
Forrest,  Thomas,  &  Sous 
Brown,  Charles  W. 
Bernard  Terrace  here. 


35  Gilmoiir,  H.,  gi-ocer 
37  Low,  John,  slater 
37  Alexander,  George 
37  Livingstone,  Mrs 
39  Adam,  Thomas  F. 
41  Forsj-th,  Mrs  J.  0. 
41a  M'Keau,  R.,  perfumer 

Newington  Free  Church 
43  Smith,  John 
45  Smith,  Ralph  A. 
45  Scougall,  Andrew 
45  Simpson,  John 
45  Ledingham,  James 
47  Pridie,  James  D.,  surgeon 
49  Brown,  Mathew 

Lutton  Place  here 
51  British  Linen  Co.  'sBr.  Baiik; 
James  W.  Urquhart,  agent 
53  Gordon,  E.  0.,  &  Co. 
55  Haig,  A.  G. 
55  Turner,  David 
55  Stark,  John 
55  Walker,  James 
55  Thomson,  Christopher 
55  Crawford,  David  L. 
57  Mitchell,  James 
69  Maxwell,  James 
61  Fergie,  W.,  dentist 
63  Ritchie,  Alexander 
63  Houston,  Robert 
63  Long,  WiUiam 
63  Russell,  George  G. 
63  Hewat,  Mrs  James 
63  Marshall,  William 
65  Geoghegan,  Joseph 
67  Wilson,  Robert,  painter 
69  Napier,  Alexander,  chemist 
71  Petersen,  Magnus  M. 
71  Smith,  Mrs  James 
71  Smith,  David 
71  Millar,  Mrs  James 
71  Thomson,  Andrew 
71  Sutherland,  Mrs 

71  Young,  C. 

73  POlans,  John,  baker 

75  Agnew,  James,  stationer 

77  Crighton  &  Thomson 
80  Goldie,  Mrs 

80  MiUer,  James 

80  Bradshaw,  John 

80  Gilray,  Miss 

80  Carmichael,  Misses  C.  &  S. 

80  M'Neilie,  David  (Chancery) 

78  Gilray,  Joseph,  grocer 

76  Kedzlie,  R.,  draper 

74  Guthrie  &  Shillinglaw 

72  Wilson,  Robert 

72  Williamson,  Andrew 
72  Macadam,  Anstruther 


72  Elliot,  Mrs  Thomas 

72  Sutherland,  W. 

72  Murdoch,  Miss  J. 

70  Simpson,  William 

68  Stewart,  L.  &  J. 

66  Alexander,  R.  &  A.  W. 

64  Irons,  D.,  tailor 

64  Jardine,  Robert 

64  Bain,  W.  W. 

64  ililne,  John 

64  Brodie,  Walter 

64  Grey,  Misses 

64  Johnston,  Alexander 

64  Johnston,  James 

60  Brodie,  AValter,  plumber 

54  Honeyman,  George 

64  Scott,  Mrs  James 

54  Harcus,  Henry 

54  Barry,  Robert  J. 

52  Milner  &  Aubrey 

14  Mackenzie,  William,  builder 

12  Bryce,  William,  plasterer 

12  Lawson,  G.  R. 

8  Shaw,  Joseph,  painter 
6  Braid,  William 

6  Taylor,  Alexander 
6  Robertson,  John 
6  Paterson,  R.  • 
6  Smith,  Mrs  Alexander 
6  Middlemass,  George 
4  Martin,  J.,  &  Son 
4  Martin,  Robert 
2  Simpson,  M. 
Neivington  Church 

Clifton  Terrace.  4. 

Haymarlcet. 

1  Bell,  Robert  C,  W.S. 

2  Cunynghame,  Mrs 

3  Berry,  Mrs  John  H. 

4  Smith,  John 

5  Berry,  Miss 

6  Rainie,  Robert,  C.A. 

7  &  8  Gilbey,  W.  &  A.,  wine 

importers 

9  Smith,  Miss  M.  J. 

1 0  M 'Intosh, Alexander, butcher 

11  Waldie,  G. ,  greengi'ocer 

12  Running,  Rev.  W.  C. 
12  King,  Mrs 

12  Davidson,  James 

12  M'Rae,  Mrs 

12  Haddow,  P.  R. 

12  Guthrie,  J.  Y.,  S.S.C. 

12  BaUlie,  George 

13  Archibald,  James 

14  Blyth  &  Co.,  drapers 

15  Steel,  James,  baker 

Clinton  Road.    13. 

Whitehouse  Loan. 
Fulton,  John 
Davidson,  Lt.-Col.,  Woodcroft 

Clyde  Street.     7. 

Llder  Street. 
1  M 'Queen,  Mrs,  greengi'ocer 
3  Bootland,  Elizabeth 


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5  M 'Donald,  Alexander 

7  Fletcher,  Peter,  globemaker 
9  Peebles,  A.  &  R. ,  cabinetmkrs. 

11  Innes,  John,  spirit  merchant 

13  Lorimer  &  Gillies,  printers 
15  Thomson,  William 

17  Cuningham  &  Co.,  wine  mer. 
21  M'Laggan,  D.,  tailor 

23  Anderson,  Wm.,  engraver 
23  Browning,  John,  agent 
23  Fraser,  William,  agent 
25  Ireland,  William  E. 

27  Mason,  Mrs 

28  Luke,  George 

18  Magnus,  Herman 

14&16  Muir  &  Paterson,  printers 

12  Murray,  William,  grocer 
10  Craig,  Charles 

10  Brandford,  Professor  Wm.  C. 

8  Veterinary  College 

8  Williams,  W.,  principal 
2  Peter,  David,  North  lane 

Smith,  John 
ta    Thomson,  John 
I    Greenlaw,  Robert 
1^   Tait  &  Lonie,  carriers 
Tait,  Thomas,  smith 

Coalhill.    3. 

Shore. 

11  Guthrie,  Mrs,  spirit  merclit. 

12  Graham,  Thos.,  slate  mercht. 

14  Clark,  Patrick,  spirit  mercht. 

19  Brash,  David  H.,  wine  mer. 

Coates,  West.    4. 

Haymarket. 
Napier,  George,  advocate,  Coates 

hall 
Downie,   Laird,   &  Laing,   West 

Coates  nursery 
Downie,  John,  W.  Coates  nursery 
M 'Keith,  A.,  W.  Coates  nm-sery 
*       Balsillie,   llev.   D.,  M.A., 
I  -^       governor 

-§  •»  Cunningham,  Miss,  matron 
"e  1^  Stewart,  John,  East  lodge 
otirj  Trotter,  Robt.,  West  lodge 
'^  Trotter,  Wm.,  West  lodge 
Kinloch,  George  R.,  W.  Coates 

villa 
Tait,  Wm.,  Inverardoran  lodge 
Kirkhope,  J. ,  Randolph  viUa 
Gill,  Thomas,  Dunstane  villa 
Arnot,  Misses,  Windsor  villa 
Mason,  Sant.  L.,  Pentland  villa 
Munro,  Hector,  gardener 

Coates  Crescent.    4. 

1  Robertson,  James 

2  Ranisden,  Jas.,  wool  broker 

3  Paterson,  Mrs 

4  Forbes,  Miss  Jane 

5  Maclagan,  R.  Craig,  M.D. 

6  Jackson,  E.  J. 

7  Macdonell,  E.  R. 

8  Lambe,  Mrs 


9  Cousin,  David,  city  architect 

10  Dunsmure,  Major 

11  Inghs,  H.  Maxwell 

12  Pattison,  R.  M. 

13  Inglis,  Mrs 

14  Barclay,  Lieut. -Colonel  P. 

15  Drybrough,  John 

16  Richardson,  Ralph,  W.S. 

16  Richardson,  Mi^s 

17  Barclay,  George 

18  Colquhoun,  William 

20  Thomson,  Lockhart 

21  Reddie,  Mrs 

22  Bell,  M.  Montgomerie 
22  Dalgleish  &  Bell,  W.S. 

Coates  Place.    4. 

Coates  Crescent. 
1  Howden,  Robert 
1  Taylor,  Thomas  G. 

I  Whyte,  Rev.  Alex.,  M.A. 
1  Mackie,  J.  W. 

1  Simpson,  Gilbert  P. 

2  Duncanson,  Kirk 

3  Somner,  John  Uslier 

4  Swanson,  Mrs 
4  Clark,  W.  J. 

4  Wright,  H.  Guthrie 

4  Scott,  Mrs  James 

5  Greig,  Somerville,  W.S. 
5  Greig,  Mrs 

7  Pottage,  J.  C. 

Coatfield  Lane.    3. 

128  Constitution  Street. 

1  M'Dermott,  James 
5  Bradshaw,  Rev.  E.  J. 
5  O'Dwyer,  Rev.  M. 

10  Grieve,  Peter 

18  Thomson,  Robert  H.,  &  Co. 
27  Spinks,  Charles,  turner 

33  Hume,  John,  wright 

34  M'Laren,  James 

35  Johnston,  William 

37  Stoddart,  David,  spirit  dealer 

39  Lamb,  Miss 

40  Spence,  Miss 
42  Mould,  Miss  C. 

4  3  Sutherland,  Robt. ,  metal  mer. 

Cobden  Terrace.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Wardlaw,  Miss  J. 

3  Law,  James 

4  Crooks,  Archibald 

5  Hardie,  David 

6  Ijaxler,  James 

7  Watson,  Robert 

8  Watson,  William 

9  Hogg,  Robert 

10  Dixon,  Mrs  John 

II  Muir,  John 

12  Clement,  Walter 

13  Andrew,  John 

13  Andrew,  Miss  Isa,  teacher 

14  Glasgow,  James 


15  Dickson,  John 

16  Kay,  John 

Coburg  Lane.    4". 

Cohurg  Street. 

4  White,  Alex.,  fish  merchant 
6  M'lntosh,M., chimney-sweep 

Coburg  Street.    4. 

Bridge  Street. 

1  Burgess,  Alexander 

2  Brotherston,  Chas. ,  dairyman 
3a  Duncan,  Mrs  J.,  trimmings 
3b  Gilchrist,  Mrs  M. 

4  Adie,  Adam,  grocer 

5  Martin,  John,  surgeon 
9  M'Kelvie,  James 

9  Webster,  James 

13  Robertson,  Magnus 

13  Watson,  J.  M.,  &  Co. 

16  Webster,  J. 

17  Taylor,  Miss,  milliner 

18  Sutherland  &  Bain 

20  Murray,    Wm. ,    shoemaker ; 

house,  19 

21  Rollo,  F. 

23  Smith,  John,  spirit  dealer 

27  Anderson,  S.,  slater 

28  Romanis,  Charles  S. 

28  AYatt,  Robert ;  house,  22 

29  Steele,  Robert 

33  Budge,  W.,  cartwiight 
35  Tait,  Mrs  Martha,  di-aper 
37  Lockhart,  John,  spirit  mer. 

Cochrane  Place.    1. 

Leitli  Links. 

1  Greig,  Alexander 

2  Calder,  Peter 

5  Clutterbuck,  Walter 

6  Lamb,  William  B. 

7  Greig,  Alexander 
9  Armit,  William 

11  Watson,  George 

12  Morrison,  James 
16  Brown,  Robert 

19  Meikle,  George 

20  Alison,  William,  gi-ocer 

Cockburn  Street.    9. 

Waverley  Bridge. 

1,  3,  and  17  Philp's  hotel 

5  Fehrenbach,  C. 

7  Cossar,  Laurence 

9  Tolniie,  Robert,  tobacconist 

11  Ritchie,  A.,  confectioner 

13  Lewis,  Mrs,  bazaar 
15  Blackburn,  J.  J. 

15  Simpson,  R.  E.,  &  Co. 

15  Audsley,  Miss  F.  A. 

19  Preston,  Geo.,  spirit  dealer 

21  Rankine,  Thomas,  &  Sons 
23  Mathieson,  A.,  &  Son 

25  Cameron,  Mrs  Finlay,  painter 
27  Petrie,  George,  accountant 


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27  Bm-n,  David,  S.S.C. 

27  Orderly  Room,  Queen's  City 
of  EiUnhurgh  Rifle  Volun- 
teer Brigade 

27  Cameron,  H.,  li;  Co. 

27  Harris  &  Mills 

27  Mowbray,  T.  E. 

29  Denholm  &:  Cochrane 

29a  Cribbes,  Peter,  lapidaiy 

29a  Lawson,  David 

29a  Wilkie,  John 

31  Koerber,  Johannes,  perfumer 

33  Cribbes,  P.,  watchmaker 

35  Peacock,  Edmond 

35  Orderly  Room,  City  of  Edin- 
burgh Artillery  Volunteers 

35  MUler,  Miss  J.  S. 

35  Self,  Charles  A.  Y. 

35  Anderson,  J.,  trousers  maker 

35  Edinburgh  <L-  Leith  Joiners 
Building  Co.  (Limited) 

35  Sinclaii-,  "'.Villiam 

35  Robertson  &  Co. 

35  Ballingall,  William 

35  Thomson,  Thomas 

37  Stocks,  John 

37  CoUins,  '\Vm.,  Sons,  &  Co. 

39  Campbell,  P.  &  P.,  dyers 

41  Brown,  Jas. ,  &  Son,  plumbers 

43  Crease,  William,  &  Co. 

45  I\Iillar  Brothers,  drapers 

47  Steele,  John,  &  Sou 

49  M'CuUoch,  Bargany,  jeweller 
51  Campbell,  John 

51  AUardyce,  Alexander 

51  Beatson,  David 

51  Roberts,  Edward  H. 

51  SessioTc-clerk's  Office,  City 

51  M 'Cowan,  Mrs 

51  Maxton,  And.,  shirt  manufr. 

55  Stewart,  Johnston 

57  Nicol,  Robert,  hat  manuf. 
59  Hunter,  John 

59  Star  Commercial  Hotel 
61  Pillans,  John,  baker 
63  Stewart,  Charles,  bootmaker 
65  Forsyth,  John  S.,  clothier 
67  Macgowan,  Alexander 
69  IngUs,  Agnes,  City  hot^l 
71  Forrest,  George 
73  Donaldson,  John  G. 

58  Reid,  William,  &  Sons 

56  Robertson,  H.,  confectioner 
54  Eye  Dispensary 

54  Ear  Dispensary 

54  Wright,  Chas. ,  photographer 

52  Robertson,  J.  S. 

50  Leckie,  Jos.,  shoe  warehouse 

48  White,  Mathew 

46  Cottam,  John  Sidney 
46  M'Nab,  Robert  N. 
46  Fehrenbach,  C. 

46  Taylor,  Robert,  compositor 
46  Arthur,  Robert  H.,  S.S.C. 
46  Macqueen,  J.  M.,  S.S.C. 

44  Thomas  &  Co. 

42  Muir,  William,  bootmaker 

40  Cottam,  John  S. 

38  Laurie,  T.,  educational  publ. 


38  Dental  Dispensary ;  Y'm.  K. 
Thwaites,  S.  S.  C. ,  secretary 
38  Adair,  John 
38  Greig,  David 
38  Campion,  Mrs 
38  Chalmers,  Wniiam 
36  Boe,  James 
34  Campbell,  James 
32  Anderson,  George 
30  Grant,  James  L. 
30  Ritchie,    John,    k  Co.,    pro- 
prietors and  publishers  of 
the  Scotsman  and  Weekly 
Scotsman  newspapers 
26  M 'Cowan,  Mrs 
22   Wellington      Reformatory 

Dep>ot 
20  Lawson,  David 
20  Fowlie,  Mrs  J.  L. 
20  M'Gregor,  James 
18  Bojde,    E.    &    M.,    sewing- 
machine  agents 
16  Mohring,  J.  H. ,  fruit  mercht. 
14  Middleton,  Mrs,  Ci^?/ ^e?n^jer- 

ance  hotel 
10&  12  Howe,  W.,  spirit  dealer 
8  Bolton,  John,  perfumer 
6  Leishman,  Isabella 
4  Stubbs'  Mercantile  Offices 
4  Gilraj',  George 
4  Young,  Richard  J. 
4  Ardrossan    Shipping     Co.  j 

Xeil  X.  CiiiTie,  agent 
4  Richardson,  Robert 
4  Robertson,  W.  B. 
2  Gumming,  Thomas,  k  Sou 


Colinton  Road.    13. 

Merchiston. 

Curror,    Adam,    The    Lee    and  ^3 
Myreside  ^^5 

Curror,  John  F.,  MjTeside  ^8 

Clarkson,  James  Burnet,  Avenel  21 
Clarkson,  Thomas,  Avenel 


9  Craig,  Archibald 
10  Bromley,  Mrs  James 
10  Bennet,  John 

10  Dalgleish,  William 

11  Burton,  Francis  Y".,  tobac- 

conist 

11  College  Street  U.P.  Church 

12  Duncan,  Archibald,  &  Son 

13  Brown,  A.,  bookseller 

14  Park,  Walter,  bootmaker 

15  Ramsay,  David,  compositor 
15  Mackay,  Mrs 

15  M'Culloch,  Mrs 
15  Craig,  James 
15  Blyth,  David 

15  M 'Gibbon,  John 

16  Rutherford,  Peter 

17  Y^'allace,  Miss,  fruiterer 

18  Russell,  John,  stationer 

19  Kennedy,  James 

20  Chisholm,  James,  draper 

21  ilontgomerv,  Thomas  D. 
21  Calder,  David 

21  Lindley,  Miss 

21  Anderson,  James 

21  Figgins,  Alex.,  watchmaker 

21  Halbert,  Mrs  Y". 

21  M'Morran,  Jno.,  coach -hirer 

21  Toshach,  Adam 

22  Christie,  Ann,  dressmaker 

23  Toshach,  Adam,  grocer 

College  Street  West.    9. 

College. 
2  Y'eston,  John,  bookseller 


College.    9. 

South  Bridge. 
Small,  John,  librarian 
Small,  Mrs  J. 

Gilbert,  Thomas  {Secy,  's  office) 
Chapman,  John,  janitor 
Galbreath,  Thomas,  warder 

College  St.  South.    11. 

College. 

1  Macleod,  Russell  M. ,  druggist 

2  Craig,  Jas.,  general  draper 

3  M'Intosh,  James 

4  Blackie,  John,  spu-it  mercht. 

5  Tait,  James 

5  Hutton,  Archibald 

5  XewbuT}^,  Mrs  J. 

5  Blackie  k  Son,  publishers 

5  Morrison,  A.,  agent 

5  Bain,  Donald 

6  Hoy,  Alexander,  &  Son 

8  Imlay,  George,  fishmonger 


25 


Collins  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 

Mill,  George,  writer 

Bishop,  John 

Scott,  John 

Coull,  R. 

NicoU,  James 

Anderson,  John 

Brown,  J. 

Peddle,  Thomas,  architect 

Donald,  Y'^iUiam 

Dempster,  James 

Colville  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 
Hume,  Peter 
ililne,  Y^iUiam 
Lawson,  Alexander 
Scott,  James 
MUler,  Mrs 
Dawson,  John 
Keppie,  James 
Matheson,  George 

Comely  Bank.    3. 

Stochlyridge . 
YTiitelaw,  M. 
Smith,  Miss 
Sorley,  Mrs 
Keir,  Y'^illiam 
MiuTay,  Miss 


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10  Wliyte,  Mrs 

11  Ross,  Mrs 

12  Millar,  Mrs 

13  Lowrie,  Eev.  Alexander 

14  Faed,  James,  engraver 
16  Sutherland,  Donald 
16  Macpliail,  Mrs  D. 

16  Dewar,  Jolm 

16  Jones,  T.  W.,  W.S. 

17  Anderson,  William  F. 

18  Torrance,  George 

19  Robertson,  John,  jun. ,  S.  S.  C. 

20  Hardinge,  Lieut.  Henry  A. 

21  Edmond,  E. 

22  Vary,  ]\Iiss 

23  Mitchell,  Mrs 

Comely  Bank  Gardens. 

Stockbridge. 
Cunningham,  Eraser,  k  Co. 
Mitchell,  John,  gardener 
Proctor,  William,  carter 
Brown,  Robert,  carter 
Mason,  Robert,  carter 
Bush,  J.,  Craigleith  cottage 
Hislop,  Mrs  M.,  Avenue  villas 
Spence,  Jn. ,  accountant,  Avenue 

villas 
Hislop,  H.  W. ,  Avenue  villas 
Fraser,  Robert,  Aveuire  villas 
Haddow,  Thomas,  dairyman 
St  Guthbert's  Poorhome,  Werter 
Cowan,  William,  governor 
Ross,  Miss,  matron 
Fettes  College — 

Potts,  Alex.  W.,  head  master 
Cotterill,  C.  C,  assistant 
Bell,  Alexander,  assistant 
Blaikie,  James,  assistant 
Seaton,  George,  steward 

Comely  Green  Cres.    8. 

Cornell/  Green  Place. 

2  Coxson,  James 

3  Dryburgh,  James 

3  Rutherford,  Walter 
3  Beveridge,  John 

3  Morison,  George  A. 

4  Russell,  J.  B. 

Comely  Green  Place.  8. 

Portobcllo  Road. 
3  Wight,  James 
3  Duncan,  Mrs 
3  Severs,  Benjamin 

3  M'Pherson,  Mrs  C. 

4  Blaikie,  G.  F. 

5  Johnston,  Alexander 

6  Millar,  Mrs 

6  Ireland,  James  S. 
6  Murray,  Miss 
6  Burns,  Mrs  William 
8  Harvey,  James 

8  Reid,  James,  writer 

9  Paton,  Thomas 
10  Lawson,  Francis 
10  Grabble,  Miss  J.  D. 


12  Barnes,  George 

13  Buchan,  A.  W. 

Commercial  Street.  4. 

Leith  Custom  House. 
Custom  House 
Bone,  H.  S.,  Board  of  Trade 

survej^or 
Mitchell,  James,  housekeeper 
Mercantile  Marine  Office 
Inland  Revenue  Office 
Shore  Dues  Office 
Dock  Commissioners'  Office 
Anstruther  and  Leith  Steam 

Shippinci    Go.    (Limited), 

Custom  House  slip 

1  Edinr.  Roperie  Co.'s  Stores 

2  Ward  k  Tupman 

4  M'Intosh,  R.,  &  Son,  pave- 
ment merchants 
4  Slimon,  R.  &  D. 

4  Prime  Gilt  Office 

5  Gavin,  P.,  &  Son 

6,  7,  8  Younger,    John,     ship- 
chandler 
7  Gavin,  W.,  merchant 
9,  10  Stalker,     David,    watch- 
maker ;  house,  14 

11  Ferguson,  Thomas,  &  Co. 

12  Chalmers,  Robt.,  spirit  mer. 
Sandport  Street  here. 

13  Black,  W.  k.  J.,  tailors 

14  Lind,  Andrew 

14  La  Cour  &  Watson 
14  Jobson,  M.,  Bcdtic  hotel 
15,  16,  17  Bolton  k  Co.,   ship- 
chandlers 

18  Galloway,  M.  P. ,  ironmonger 

19  Bolton,  James  B. 

19  M' Vicar,  Mrs  A. 

20  Chalmers,  E.  ;  house,  19 

22  Calder,  \Villiam,  sailmaker 

23  Aberdeen,  Leith,  and  Clyde 

Steam   Shipping   Co.;  G. 
Mathieson,  agent 

23  Durward,  James 

24  Deans  k  Moore,  coalmasters 
24  Ijces,  William 

27  Steven,  WiUiam,  merchant 
29  Finnic  &  Co. ,  van  builders 
32  Leith  Mill  Co.  Porters 
3G  Fedden,  C,  &  Co.,  shipbrkrs. 

37  Schultze,  Alexander,  &  Son, 

merchants 

38  Marshall,  Robert,  merchant 

39  Wilson,  John 

40  St  Ninian''s  School 

42,  43  Nicoll,  Jas. ,  spirit  dealer 
46  Ferguson,  Wm. , spiritmercht 
Tod,    Alexander    k   Robert, 
Leith  Flour  Mills 
58  Reid,  Andrew 
67  Graham's  Co.  Porters 

Constitution  Street. 

North  of  Charlotte  Street,  1. 

94  to  160,  3.     85  to  173,  2. 
8  Vertue,  AVilliam,  &  Co. 


14  Wauchope,  Moodie,  &  Hope 

14  Hope,  John  David 

14  Kerr,  Charles  W.  R. 

20  Park,  R.,  &  Co. 

22  Abbott  k  Co. 

22  Simpson,  J.  A. 

22  Gavin,  P.  &  R. 

24  Laing,  William 

28  Wilson,  Andrew  H. ,  banker 

Bernard  Street  here 

30  Berry,  Thomas  M. ,  saddler 
32  Cooper,  A.,  carver  and  gilder  ; 

house,  41 
34  Boyce,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer 
36  Yule,  Thomas  B. 
38  Grant,  John,  jun. 
38  Brown,  Thomas  C. 
40  Toshack  k  Clark 
42  TurnbuU,  Robert,  k  Co. 
44  Ross,  Martin,  k  Co. 
44  Leith    Corn    Market    Co.  ; 

John  Scott,  secretary 
44  Leith  Chamber  of  Commerce; 

Pillans  Scarth,  secretary 
44  Scarth  &  Scott,  W.S.  k  N.P. 
46  Cochrane,  Paterson,  k  Co. 
46  Thorburn,  William 
48  Jones,  R.  M.,  k  Co.,  mers. 
50  Smith,  J.  &  J. 
50  Wilson,  John,  &  Co. 
54  Nimmo,  William 
56  Eastlake,  Thomas  H. 
56  Lloyds'  Register  of  Shipping 
56  Dishington,  Thomas,  k  Co. 
56  Learmonth,  Alex.,  junior 
58  Wright,  George 
60  Commercial  Bk.  of  Scotland ; 

Robert  Mowbray,  agent 
62  Robinow,   Marjoribanks,    k 

Co.  [German  Empire  Con- 
sul Office) 
64  Henry, "William,  &  Co. 
66  Aitken  &  Wright 
68  Thom,  David,  k  Co.,  mers. 
{Russian  Consul  Office) 
68  Low,  John  J. 
68  Scott,  William  A. 
70  Alison  &  Cowan,  corn  mers. 
72  Leith  Burghs  Pilot  Office 
74  Watson,  Leybourne,  k  Co. 
76  Turcan,  Charles  J. 
76  Lawson,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 
76  Engholm  k  Co.,  corn  mers. 
78  Christie,  W.  M.,  slater 
80  Livingston,  John,  agent 
82  Tait,  Adam,  painter 
84  Morrison,  C,  &  Sons 
84  Hewat,  Peddie,  &  Co. 
88  Keddie,  Thos.,  spirit  dealer 
90  Turnbull,  Alexander 
90  Millar,  John 
90a  Maxwell;  Misses  M.  k  J. 
92  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  Fulton 

Spiers,  agent 

Charlotte  Street  here 

94  Gallowav,  James,  collector 
94  Gillespie,  J.  A. 


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94  Eobeson,  Col.  J.  T.,    U.S. 
Consul 

^^  Anderson,  Wm.,  merchant 
lOS  Miller,  John,  cabinetmaker 
110  Young,  J.,  &  Co. 
110  Dunse,  David 
112  Kirkpatrick,  Thomas 
llJr  Liddle,  Robert,  plumber 
118  Collier  &  Gagie,  milliners 

122  Keddie,  Thomas,  junior 
124  Bertram,  John 

124  Mackie,  George 

124  Miller,  John 

126  Forrest  &  Turnbull,  merchts. 
128  Smith,  Mrs 

Coatfeld  Lane  here 
130  Thomson,  Robert  H.,  &  Co. 
132  Headquarters,  Ist  JI.B.  V. 
134-136  Shiels,  William,  &  Co., 

merchants 
138  Duff,  Rev.  Henry 

146  Robertson,  Vm.,  plumber 

148  Hill,  Roderick,  agent 

150  Scott,  R.  &  F.,  plasterers; 
house,  152 

150  Darling,  Robert 
154  Stewart,  David 
154  Thomson,  Miss 

154  Smith,  Mrs  WiUiam 
154  Greig,  Mrs 
154  Austin,  John 

154  Hudson,  George 

154b  Anderson,  Thomas,   spirit 
merchant 
Laurie  Street  here 

156  Congregational  Chapel 

160  Macfarlane,  A.,  &  Son 
173  Bell,  Rannie,  &  Co. 
171  Lindsay,  George 

167  Syme,  John 
165  Mason,  Peter 

161  Finlayson,  Matthew 

155  Shiels,  John  S. 
153  Martin,  George 

151  Amott,  Sir  John,  &  Co. 
151  Clark,  Charles  S.,  &  Co. 
149a  Cameron,  Archibald 

149  ilills,  Mrs 

147  Brown,  Robert 
145  Eckford,  Thomas 
145  Millar,  John,  agent 
143  Xapier,  Mrs  James 
143  Amott,  George 
143  Thomson,  Misses 
143  Xewlands,  Alexander 
143  Davidson,  Ebenezer 
137  Redpath,  Brown,  &  Co. 
129, 131,  &  133  Adam,  Sons,&;Co. 

127  Cockburn  &  Co.,  wine  mers. 
127  Anderson,  James 

125  Jordan,  John 

123  Stodart,  Hunter,  &  Co. 
121  JliUer,  James,  &  Sons 
121  Dunsmure,  A. 

117  St  James'  Church 
117  Kirkpatrick,  Thomas 
109  Gallie,  Laird,  &  Co. 
107  Laing,  Thomas 

s 


101  Barnett,  Francis 
99  Hadden,  E.,  &  Son,  painters 
95  Stewart  &  Eae,  plumbers 
93  Ford,  "\V.,  &  Sons,  merchts, 
93  Ford,  James 
89  King.  J.  Falconer 
87  Mackinlay  &;  Co. 
85  Blance,  Peter  James 
85  Fixton,  Thos.  {G.  P.  d:  Son) 
Charlotte  Street  hei-e 

83  Archer,    Gilbert,    Begistrar 
for  South  Leith 

S3  Sheriff-clerk's  Office 

83  Gunn,  Robert 

69  St  John's  Church 

69  St  John's  Church  School 

65  Edinburgh  Gas  Light  Co. 

63  Kinninmont,  R.  K.,  agent 

63  Thomson,  William,  &  Co. 

61  Campbell,  Thomas  B.,  &  Co. 

59  Lyle,  Mrs  Alexander 

57  Wren,  George 

55  Murdoch,     Boyd,    &    Co., 
S.S.C.  andN.P. 

55  Macdonald,  Robert 

55  Cuthbertson,  A.  G.,  &  Son 

55  Ebsworth  G.  H. 

53  Sorensen,  M.,  &  Kidd,  mer- 
chants 

51  Snody,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

51  Gibson,  George,  agent 

49  Do\\-ie,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

45  Exchange  Stables 

45  Croall,  John,  &  Sons 

43  Danish  Consul-Gen.  Office 

43  Beriy,  Barclay,  k  Co. 

43  Warrack,  John,  &  Co. 

41  Smith,  R.  M.,  merchant 

41  Smith,  Peter,  &  Son,  mers. 

41  Knoblauch,  Hugo 

39  Henderson,  D.  W. ,  merchant 

39  Moffat,  J.  W. 

39  Meik,  T.  C,  &  Co. 

39  Blackwood,  Scott,  &  Co. 

39  Robertson  &  Hope,  merchts. 

37  Exchange  Beading  Boom 
Assembly  and  Baltic  Sts.  here 

35  Corn  Exchange 

33  Lassen  &  Kleiners,  merchts. 

27  Niell,  John 

27  Bruce,  Boyd,  &  Co.,  merchts. 

25  Aitken,  J.  C. 

25  Taysen  &  Co. 

23  Balfour,  John,  &  Co. ,  merchts. 

21  Smith,  P.  B. 

19  BeU,  R.  F.,  &  Son 

19  Stegmann,  Scott,  &  Co. 

17  Combe,  Ree,  &  Co. 

3  Aikman,  David 

1  JV.  British  Bailivay  Station 
Cameron,  J.  &  P. 

Cornwall  Street.    10. 

Grindlay  Street. 
1  Andrew,  Robert 
3  Young,  Miss,  dressmaker 
3  Fleming,  Mrs 


!   3  Armstrong,  Mrs  John 
3  Marshall,  Peter 
3  Smith,  Robert 
3  Eobeiison,  Robert 

3  Howie,  William 

5  ilacdonald,  AVilliam 
7  Fleming,  Charles 

7  Rutherlburd,  D. 

7  ^laceulloch,  George 

7  Conning,  Peter  {Com.  Bank) 

7  Jlunro,  John 

9  M'Leod,  Roderick 

9.\  Murray,  James 
13  Mackay,  A.  S. 
13  Duncan,  William 
13  Cuthbertson,  Alexander 
13  Law,  Francis 
13  Law,  Mrs 
17  Hill,  T.  Alexander 
17  Reid,  William,  \vi-iter 

17  Grantham,  Charles  C. 

Corunna  Place.    2. 

Spence's  Place,  Leith. 

1  Edgar,  Archibald 

2  Simpson,  Thomas 

4  Brodie,  D. 

6  Brodie,  Alexander 

6  Dale,  James 

7  Wallace,  John 

7  Copland,  Thomas 

8  M'Kay,  Robert 

Couper  Street.    4. 

2  Robertson,  J. ,  &  Son,  engin'rs 

3  iluir,  James 

4  Bell,  Peter,  builder 

6  Gowan,  Mrs 

7  White,  William,  shoemaker 

9  ;Murrav,  Mrs  Helen,  grocer 
10  irCleilan,  William,  baker 

12  Eraser,  Mrs  1. 

13  Purves,  Robert 

14  Smeal,  John 
14  Beattie,  James 

18  Cairns,  William 

20  ilason,  Alexander,  baker 

21  Hare,  Edward 

21  A^^lite,  Mrs  William 

21  Munro,  John 

21  Laing,  James 

22  White,  Alexander,  gi'ocer 
29  Davidson,  John 

29  Wright,  Thomas 

31  Andi'ew,  Alexander,  grocer 

33  Sutherland,  John,  gi'ocer 

34  M 'Donald,  Thomas 

35  Fotheringham,  James,  baker 

36  Darling,  J.  &  A.,  fleshers 

38  Scott,  Miss  A.,  furnishings 

39  Goodall,  Alex.,  dairjTuan 

41  Napier,  Henrj-,  greengrocer 

42  Ferguson,  Miss  J. 

43  Henderson,  John 

44  Meikle,  Robert 

44  Herbert,  George,  contractor 
44  Thomson,  Gordon 
47  Millar,  AVilliam 


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51  Cliapman,  "\Vm.,  newsagent 
54  Innes,  Donald 

Cowgate.    9. 

17  Robertson,  J.  "W. 

19  Murray,  Thos.,  shoemaker 

23  Brown,  James 

25  Swoi-d,  James 

31  Lindsay  &  Son 

33  Carlou,  M. 

37  Elliot,  Thomas 

39  Medical  Mission.  Training 
Inst,  and  Dispensary 

39  Thomson,  T.  S.,  surgeon 

39  Lowe,  John,  M.R.C.S. 
Magdalene  Chapel 

49  Daily,  John,  grocer 

65  Brown,  James 

69  Thomson,  Alexander 

71  Brown,  Robert 

73  Crerar,  Alexander,  junior 

95  Cowan's  Close 
101  JDi/er's  Close 
103  M'Ewan,  Thomas 
105  Armstrong,  Mrs  E. 
109  Campbell's  Close 
109  O'Neil,  John 
115   Victoria  Lodgings 
115  Smith,  J. 
115  WiUiamson,  Mrs  J. 
115  !\I'Kernan,  E.,  grocer 
115a  Tombs,  Richard 
117  Hiighes,  Patrick 
131  Morrison,  Robert 
135  Murray,  Martin 
139  Barker,  Mrs  Bernard,  broker 
143  Bui-ns,  M. 
145  Gunn,  G. 
145  Argyle  Brewery 
145  Campbell,  A. ,  &  Co. ,  brewers 
163  Veitch,  Thomas 
167  Marrin,  M. 
169  Buchanan,  James 
173  Macintosh,  Robert,  grocer 
175  Kitchen's  Court 
179  Reid,  Andrew 

Horse  Wynd  here 
187  Peter's  Close 
195  Dick's  Close 
199  Sanderson,  R.,  grocer 
201  Robertson,  Thomas 
205  College   Wyvd 
207  Inglis,  David 
209  M 'Master,  John 
213  Jackson,  William 
229  Crerar,  Alexander,  senior 
231  Hastie's  Close 
235  Cullen,  Martin 
235  and  237  Beg,  J. 
239  Scott,  John 
243  Dillon,  Patrick 
245  Alison,  William 
247  Commercial  Court 
251  Lascelles,  Andrew 

fS'.  Niddry  Street  here 
255  ^Murray's  furniture  wareho. 
257  &  259  Duncan,  W.,  tailor 
261  Syme,  Miss  S. 


261 
263 
263 


265 
267 
287 
289 
291 
297 
299 
307 
309 
313 
315 
321 
327 
329 
345 
351 

351 

270 
270 
266 
262 
260 


258 
254 
252 
250 
244 
242 
242 
242 
234 
232 
230 
228 
226 
222 
214 


Connolly,  Thomas 
Macternan,  Charles 
Robertsons  Close 
Hope     Brothers     &    Hare, 
Cowgate  brewery 
Craig,  John 
Traquair,  J. 

Wilson,  James,  spirit  dealer 
Welsh,  Mrs  C. 
Lynch,  Peter 
Cummings,  Samuel 
&  301  Devine,  J. 
Bull's  Close 
Slialvy,  Thomas 
M'Briarty,  James 
Donnelly,  W. 
Wood,  H. 
Harper,  John 
Hossack,  D.,  grocer 
&  347  Russell,  Thomas 
George     ITeriot's     School ; 

John  Byres,  teacher 
Sanderson,  Mrs  J. 
Burt,  Robert 
&  274  Campbell,  David 
Marrin,  Owen 
Fitzpatrick,  J. 
St  Patrick's  Catholic  Chapel 
Hannan,  Rev.  Edward 
Turner,  Rev.  William 
BjTue,  Rev.  Martin 
Weir,  Richard 
Kelly,  Maiy 
Cullen,  M. 
MAbe,  Michael 
Ainslie,  lilargaret 
KiUen,  J. 

Smith,  Terrence,  broker 
Lennon,  M. 
Hunter,  George 
Xewlands,  James 
Hall's  Court 
Harvey,  James 
Cairns,  J. 
M'Kean,  J. 
&  220  M'Laren,  J. 


Niddry  Street  here 

210  O'jSTeil,  Hugh,  painter 

Blair  Street  here 

206  Weil-,  Richard 
204  Johnston,  J. 
200  :\Ialonay,  P. 
198  Duffy,  J.   k  C. 
196  Robertson,  James  H. 
194  "Cullen,  Martin 
190  Adams,  J. 
188  Leadbetter,  E. 
186  Glen,  Mrs  D. 
184  Morrison,  Peter 
174  Brown,  James 
172  Carlon,  H. 
164&168Goskirk,  J. 
156  O'Donnell,  C,  k  Co. 
152  Burnet,  Andrew 
148  M'Lennan,  Mrs 
144  Mar.shall,  Helen 
142  Owens,  M. 


140  Finnigan,  Mrs  C. 

136  Johnston,  Patrick 

134  Connolly,  P. 

132  Heron's  Court 

132  Millar,  Christina 

132  &  122  Hoy,  James 

128  Goulding,  Mrs  J. 

124  Faley,  Mrs  H. 

120  Macdougald,  John  W. 

114  Doherty,  H. 

108  and  110  Hughe.s,  Patrick 

102  Welsh,  Eward 

100a  O'Neill,  James 

100  Conlan,  David 

98  Forrester's  Wywl 

66  Dods,  Jolrn 

60  Forrest,  James 

48  Ross,  John 

44  Daffi-on,  John 

44  M'Connochie's  Close 

42  Morrow,  Mrs  Llargaret 

40  Robertson,  Alexander 

36  M'Leish,  A. 

32  Walker,  Alexander 

30  Stewart,  John,  grocer 

28  Sanson,  Thomas 

26  Pollock's  Close 

24  Forrest,  James,  baker 

16  Seton,  Archibald  C. 

14  Anderson's  Close 

14  Cowgaiehead    School;    R. 
Mauchline,  teacher 

14  Bruce,  David 

12  Thomson,  John,  grocer 

10  M'Laren,  W.,  flesher 
6  Beaton,  Mrs  D.,  victual  dlr. 
2  and  4  Veitch,  Andrew 

Craigie  Terrace.   13. 

See  Dalkeith  Road. 

Craigrossie  Place.    4. 

Bonnington  Bridge. 
3  Wishart,  R.,  Brothers 

Craigside  Place.    12. 

Brown  Street. 

1  La'RTie,  Thomas 

2  Gray,  Catherine 
6  Smith,  James 

10  Ferguson,  WiUiam 
10  Hogg  k  Dunn,  tailors 
Paterson  k  Broivn 
Spittal,  Thomas,  plasterer 

CricMon  Street.    11. 

Bristo  Street. 

1  M'Bain,  Mrs.  Js.,  bookseller 

2  Burnside,  Mrs  John 
2  Howison,  Charles 

2  Wale,  IMrs 

2  Whyte,  George 

3  M 'Galium,  Miss 
3  Caskey,  William 

3  Crichton,  Mrs 

4  Hogg,  Adam,  grocer 

5  Eagle,  Robert  H. 
5  Gilmom-,  Miss  A. 


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5  Siuclaii-,  Donald,  coal  agent 
7  Alexander,  Joka 

7  INI'Dougal,  Mrs 

7  M 'Gillivray,  Andrew 

7  Jackson,  Peter 

8  Dickson,  Eobert 

9  Snodgrass,  Mrs  J. 
9  Yanee,  Jokn 

9  Kemp,  Alexander 

9  Siitlierland,  Alexander 

Croft-an-Righ.    8. 

See  Ahhey  Hill. 

Cromwell  Street.    4. 

Coujxr  Street. 

3  Sinclair,  Robert 

3  Finnic,  Thomas,  agent 

3  Manclark,  Eobert 

6  Allan,  William 
8  Du^^yard,  James 

10  &  11  Dick,  John,  contractor 
16  Walker,  Eobert,  contractor 

Cromwell  St.  West.    4. 

Couper  Street. 

2  Dick,  Thomas 

3  Parker,  John 

3  Watt,  James 

4  Miller,  Eobert 

6  Thomson,  William 

Crosscauseway. 

Chapel  Street  to  Pleasance. 

East,  12.     West,  11. 

1  Hogg,  Mrs 
3  Clark,  James 

7  and  9  Chalmers,  Ann 
15  Bowes,  William 

j^icolson  Street  here 
21  Stirling,  Mrs 
25  Hyman,  Eobert 
27  &  29  Bain,  Young,  &  Co. 
31  Thomas,  Mrs 
33  Brown.  Andrew 
41  Campbell,  William 
p^'     1  Lamb,  James 

v   15  Waldie,  James 
'I   19  White,  William 

I   16  Kitchen,  John 
^   14  Lonnie,  William 
43  Eobertson,  William 
45  Grant,  David,  &  Co. 
49  Lawson,  A.,  &  Son 
63  Forbes,  Alexander 
65  Foreman,  James 
55  Crawford,  N. ,  leather  cutter 
67  Delworth,  C.  T. 
69  Barclay,  William 
75  Thomson,  Adam 
94  Eutherford,W.,  victual  dealer 
90  Torrance,  John,  coal  mercht 
84  Matthew,  Eobert 
80  &  82  Smellie,  Henry,  grocer 
78  Fisher,  D. ,  spirit  merchant 
74  Scott,  William 


64  Williamson,  Mrs  William 

62  Kennedt/'s  Close 

60  JM'Dougall,  Joseph 

58  Burnet,  Andi-ew 

56  Eobb,  ]^D-s 

56  Henderson,  H. 

54  Burns,  John 

50  Stirling,  W. 

48  Eosenheim,  B. 

42  Clark,  John,  spirit  merchant 

38  Morris,  Alexander 

36  Nicol,  William 

32  Cook,  John 

30  Eenton,  Eobert 

26  Johnston,  Peter,  builder 

26  M'Nab,  James 

20  Smith,  D.,  plumber 

8  Smith,  James 

6  Kinlay,  James,  joiner 

2  Fowler,  Peter,  wright 

2c  Clark  &  Harper 

2b  Simpson,  Eobert  D. 

2  b  Ferris,  Thomas,  plasterer 


Crown  Street.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 


5. 


Cum.berland  Street 

Pitt  Street. 
1  Thomson,  Miss,  milliner 
1a  Corstorphine,  P.,  shoemkr. 
3  Veitch,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  dealer 
19  Fischer-Fischart,  Charles 
23  Christie,  John 
23a  Cuniming,  Jas. ,  shoemaker 
25  Paris,  John,  architect 
25  Elder,  Alexander 
25  Eobertson,  Miss 
25  West,  Miss,  dressmaker 
27  Gorrie,  Mrs,  lodgings 
29  Brown,  Lieutenant-Colonel 
31  Sinclair,  George 
33  M'Kie,  David 
33b  Wood,  William,  grocer 
37  Mitchell,  Mrs,  greengrocer 
Pitt  Street  here 

39  Hay,  John,  grocer 

41  Hay,  George,  egg  merchant 

43  Dickson,   J.,   bootmaker 

45  Todd,  John,  grocer 

47  M'Ara,  William 

47  Johnston,  Mrs 

47  Greig,  David 

47  Eeid,  Mrs  John,  ladies'  nurse 

47  Murray,  Alexander 

47  Eappenegger,  Miss 

47  Hunter,  William 

47  Fraser,  Mrs  J.,  ladies'  nurse 

49  Graham,  Mrs,  grocer 

51  Allan,  Mark  S.,  tailor 

55  Glendinning,  Mrs 

55  Painter,  Francis 

55  Brown,  James 

59  Hunter,  William 

59  Gibson,  John 

59  Paton,  John 

59  Swan,  Eobert 

61  Scott,  Miss  H.,  grocer 


63  Bell,  Mrs  Thomas 

63  Fiulav,  Thomas 

63  Louttit,  John  {G.P.O.) 

63  Graham,  James 

65  Watson,  John  S. 

65  Simpson,  Misses 
67  Strachan,  WiUiam 
67  Borthwick,  Henry 
67  Cathels,  Misses 

67  Wilson,  William 

69  Godfrey,  Eobert 

71  Trotter,  Mrs  Margaret 
71  Gardiner,  Mrs 
71  Gillam,  Eobert 

71  Brown,  John 
73  Hunter,  H. 

75a  Greenshields,  Thomas 

75  Eobertson,  Mrs 

75  Hoffman,  M.  L. 

75  Geissler,  E.,  music  teacher 

77  Fowler,  William,  dairyman 

72  Luke,  James 

0  Colquhoun,  Miss,  grocer 

70  M 'Parian,  Jas.,  shoemaker 

68  Crosbie,  John 

66  Gibson,  David,  baker 

62  Blair,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

60  M'Cabe,  Matthew 

60  Goodall,  Miss 

60  Moubray,  Mrs,  lodgings 

60  Swan,  William 

58  Nicholson,  John,  lodgings 

56  Taylor,  John,  teacher 

54  Hastings,  Henry 

54a  Merson,  Miss 

52  Eosie,  Mrs 

50  M'Leod,  Mrs 

50  Elliot,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

50  Weir,  Mrs 

50  Farquiar,  William 

48  Souter,  George 

48  Waterston,  Peter 

46  Muir,  James 

44  Harcus,  John 

44  Taylor,  Mrs 

44  Eobertson,  Charles 

44  Munro,  Mrs 

44  Allan,  George 

42  Brown,  Alexander 

42a  Craig,  Mrs,  laundress 

40a  Veitch,  John 

40  Gravett,  Eichard 

38  Aitken,  J.  W. 

38  Waldie,  Miss  A. 

38  Chalmers,  Mrs  M. 

38  Naismith,  Alexander 

36a  Fowler,  A. ,  &  Son 

36  Douglas,  Mrs 

Pitt  Street  here 

32  Petrie,  Mrs  James 
32  Eennie,  Peter 
32  Eoden,  Mrs 
32  Mitchell,  Mrs  R. 
32  Brown,  Eobert  S. 
30  Christie,  Alexander 
28  Miliar,  William 
26  Brydone,  James 
26  Kennedy,  Miss 


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26  Dingwall,  Jolm 
26  Faii-weatlier,  David 
24  Coltlierd,  James 
22  Laverock,  "William 
20  Black,  John 
20  Murray,  John 
20  Graham,  Joseph 

18  Lawson,  Mungo 

16  Coltherd,  John,  dairj' 

16  Smith,  David 
14  Gregory,  Miss 
14  ^Mirylees,  Mrs 

14  Bell,  David 

12  Craigie,  IMrs  James 

1 0  Stevenson,  J. ,  &  Son,  builders 
8  Barrie,  David 

8  Player,  James  B. 

8  Fielding,  Miss 

5  Brown,  John,  builder 

6  Himter,  William 

§   Mitchell  k  M'Ara,  masons 
^    Bell,  David,  builder,  etc. 

Cumin  Place.    13. 

Grange  Road. 

1  M'Glashan,  Miss 

3  M'Culloch,  Thomas  T. 

5  Johnston,  James  H. 

7  Forbes,  George 

9  Cullen,  Thomas 

11  Baillie,  John 

13  Russell,  E.  il. 

13  Eussell,  Alexander 

15  Balfour,  Andrew 

17  Miu'ray,  Alexander 

19  Gilmour,  Hugh 

20  Bayne,  Mrs 

18  Anderson,  Robert 

16  Paterson,  Alexander 

14  Dalyiel,  Mrs 

12  Bro-\ra,  "William 

10  Blackwood,  James  D. 

8  Xaismith,  William 

6  Muston,  H.  J. 

6a  Thomson,  Misses 

4  Douglas,  Miss 

2  Scott,  Miss 

Dalgleish  Place.    8. 

Dumhiedyhes  Road. 

2  Brown,  John 

3  Thomson,  Alexander 

Dalkeith  Road.    13. 

Sessional  School 
Currie,  J.,  Parkside  lodge 
Watters,  Andrew,  Belleville 
Cunyngliam,  Sir  R.  K.  A.  Dick, 

Bart. ,  Prestonfield  house 
Drummond,    James,    gardener. 

North  lodge 
Brown,  Hugh,  Arthur  lodge 
Grieve,  Mrs  "William 
Marjoribanks,     Mrs,     Salisbury 

green  cott;ige 
Nelson,  Wm.,  Salisbury  gi-een 


1  Wil.son,  Pat.,  architect 
.g  <i;    2  Graj',  John 
.1^  g    8  Forrest,  Thomas 
S  ^    8  Forrest,  James 
^  ^    3  Forrest,  Thomas,  jun. 

14  Aitken,  John 
Inglis,  George,  Rosehall 
Mood,  John,  Rosehall  house 
Weddell,  Wm.,  EosehaU  lodge 
Souter,  James,  Rosehall  dairy 
Chisholm,  The,  March  hall 
Nelson,  Mrs,  Abden  house 
Stewart,  Hope,  Clearburn  house 
Henderson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
Johnston,  David,  coal  mer. 
^y    Johnston,  Peter 
i   Whitson,  Miss  L,  gi-ocer 
'^   Howie,  "WUliam,  Grayfield 
^    Walkenshaw,  W.,  A^Titer 
;^   Handyside,  T. ,  spirit  merch. 
Cochrane,   Alexander,  super. 
Echo  Bank  cemetery 
Moncrieif,  Mrs,  Cameron  house 
Galbraith,  Mrs,  Greig's  hall 
Gibson,  R.,  builder,  Greig's  hall 
Mackay,  Daniel,  Cameron  bank 

Dairy  Park.    10- 

West  Fo u nfa inhrklge. 
Hogg  &  Walker 
Brander  k  Mitchell,  builders 
Black,  George,  builder 
Crow,  Thomas,  joiner 
Hamilton,  William 
Gray,  William,  k  Co.,  joiners 
Dewar,  Robert,  builder 

Dairy  Park  Place.    10. 

West  Fountainhridge. 
1  Tweedie,  James 
1  Morrison,  G. 

Dairy  Park  Terrace.  10. 

West  Fountainhridge. 

5  Shaw,  William 

6  Brown,  Peter 

7  Smith,  Thomas 

7  Small,  Alexander 

10  Stewart,  George 

11  Sutherland,  Miss 
11  Gray,  WiRiam 

11  Porteous,  William 
13  Porteous,  William 

Dairy  Road.  10. 

Haymarket. 

1  Archibald,  James,  stationer 

2  Gillon,  Robert  P. 
Gibb  k  Taylor,  joiners 
Morris,  John,  conti-actor 
Anderson,  James,  plasterer 
Thornton,   Currie,   &  Co.,  Cale- 
donian rubber  works 

Watherston,  Js.,  Easter  Dairy  ho. 
Douglas,  George  k  G.   C,  lath- 
sjilitters 


Steel,  Jas. ,  builder.  Dairy  house 

Stewart,  James,   k  Son,   coach- 
builders 

Baird,  J.  &  J.,  stone-carvers 

Carrick,  Jas.,  &  Sons,  engineers 

Scott  k  Co.,  engineers,  etc. 

Roberts,  Robert,  turner 

Millin,  Robert,  gardener 

Mackenzie  k  Mitchell 

Wallace,  W. ,  Wester  Dairy  ho. 

Rodger,  John  D. 

Dairy  Cemetery;  Arch.  Dunlop, 
superintendent 

Wight,  John 

M'Ewen,  Thomas,  sculptor 

Dairy     Reformatory;   Miss 
Whiteford,  matron 

Magdalene  Asylum;  Miss  Jane 
Sidey,  matron 

Adams,   Wm.,    stone  polishing 
works 

Dairy  Mains  dairy 

Robb,  John,  Tynecastle 

Peddie,    Robert,   k   Co.,    Tyne- 
castle 

Lorimer  &  Clark,  brewers 

Dalrymple  Crescent.  13. 

Grange. 

1  Fraser,  Rev.  Robert  W. 

2  Patterson,  John  C. 

3  Lothian,  Edward 

4  Sinclair,  James 

5  Newcombe,  Henrj^,  surgeon 

6  Henderson,  David 

7  WUson,  Dr  Charles 

8  Campbell,  Mrs 

9  Mudie,  D.  C. 

10  Anderson,  Miss 

11  Bank,  Henrv  H. 

13  GemmeU,  Rev.  Robert 

14  Beattie,  B.  P. 

15  Pulsford,  Rev.  John 

16  Sibbald,  John,  M.D. 

17  Rosie,  Mrs,  boarding-school 
21  Simpson,  John 

23  Crouch,  Henry  B. 

Dalrjrmple  Place.    12. 

See  Carnegie  Street. 
Danube  Street.    3. 

Dean  Terrace. 
1  Thomson,  Samuel 

8  Davidson,  iliss 
5  ilore,  Charles 

5  More,  Miss 

7  Donald,  Mrs  Alexander 

9  M'Lean,  NeU 

11  Goodsir,  Rev.  Joseph  Taylor 

13  Ritchie,  R.  B. 

15  Smith,  Miss 

17  Bilton,  Lewis,  R.N.R. 

19  Gordon,  H.  C. 

21  Thyne,  John 

23  Brown,  Miss 

38  Gray,  James 

38  Wedderburn,  Charles 


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30  Jolmstone,  ]\Irs  W.  B. 

28  Bremner,  Mrs  Colonel 

24  Macritcliie,  Johu 

22  Eobeitson,  James (/.  d-J.  B.) 

18  Thomson,  Alexander 

16  Steuart,  George 

14  Talon,  Rev.  Thomas  K. 
12  Weil-,  Mrs 

10  Harvey,  R.  E. 

5  Brown,  Captain  J.  E. 

6  Innes,  Mrs  Thomas 
4  Gavin,  Duncan 

2  Gibson,  Miss 
2  Adamson,  Mrs 

Darling's  Brae.    3. 

Yardheads. 

9  Moffat,  William,  wright 

11  M'Cahe,  Andi-ew 

15  Wilson,  Peter 

18  Ashworth,  Wm.,  fishcurer 

Darling's  Buildings.    4. 

Saunders  Street. 
1  Cruiokshank,  Alexander 

1  Watson,  James 

2  Lauder,  Mrs  William 

2  Stewart,  John, 'accountant 
2  Neilson,  Mrs 

2  Xicholson,  T. 

3  Do^vie,  Mrs  Frances 
3  Ga^-iu,  Llrs  George 

3  Grant,  Thomas 

4  Sutherland,  Mrs,  laundress 

Damaway  Street.    4. 

Heriot  Row. 
1  Veitch,  Mrs 
1  Tait,  John 
1  Weisse,  Mi's 

1  Weisse,  Heiniich 

3  Duncan,  Mrs 

5  Monro,  George,  advocate 

7  Wightman,  James  Seton 

9  Wood,  A.,M.D.,F.E.C.S.E. 
11  Munro,  J.  K. 
11  EoUo,  Miss 

11  Wilson,  Charles 

12  Cockbui-n,  Mrs 

12  Andrew,  George,  S.S.C. 
12  Jameson,  Eobert 
10  Mure,  Misses 

8  Macbean,  jEneas,  W.S. 

6  Black,  Mrs  J.  Y. 

4  Campbell,    Mrs    Eobert,    of 

Skerrington 

2  Dunlop,  Miss 

2  Cleland,  P.,  teacher 

2  Cockburn,  George  (./.  cfc  G.  C. ) 

Davie  Street.    12. 

West  Richmond  Street. 

3  Falconer,  John 
3  Henry,  John 

3  Crawford,  Mrs  D. 
3  Macdonald,  Theodore 


5  xVlexander,  Andrew,  baker 
9  Crawford,  William 

9  Boj'ack,  James 

9  Jack,  Archibald 

9  M'Laren,  Thomas 

9  Kemp,  George 
11  Proudfoot,  Eobert 
11  Proudfoot,  William 
11  Thomson,  John 
11  Trotter,  Eobert,  tailor 
11  Smith,  Mrs  William 
11  Longmoor,  William 
11  Laws,  E.  S. 

6  Lancasterian  ScJiool ;   Wm. 

Scott,  teacher 

2  Leckie,  William,  baker 

Dean.    3. 

Trinit;/  EiAscopal  Church 

The  Dean  Church 

John  Watson's  Institution — 
Eowe,  George,  governor 
Auld,  ]\Iiss,  matron 

Steicart's  Institution — 

King,  William,  head-master 
Chapman,  David,  teacher 
May,  William 
Hunter,  James,  gardener 
Eochead,  Miss,  matron 

Orijhan  Hospital — 

Crawford,  John,  governor 
M'Gregor,  Alexander,  teacher 
JSTeilson,  Miss  Jane,  matron 
Preshaw,  Allan,  gardener 

Dean  Cemetery  ;  John  Connon, 
superintendent 

Dean     Free     Church     School ; 
Alexander  Fleming,  teacher 

Dean  Park  Nursery  ;  Mitchell, 
Arnott,  k  Co. 

Cunningham,  Fraser,  and  Co.'s 
Nursery,  Edgehill 

68  Fowler,  Hugh,  laundry 

52  Graham,  John,  joiner 

50  Jeffrey,  John,  gardener 
Smith,  Wr.,  cattle  salesman 

48  Wood,  James,  grocer 

46  Eitchie,  William  L. 

20  Wood,  Francis  D. 

20  Wood,  John,  gardener 
Elder,  Mrs,  Dean  gardens 
King,  Wm.,  Stewart  villa 
Eowe,  George,  Watson  villa 
Macgibbon,  David,  Edgehill 

3  Home,  George 

"White,  William,  Bergereville 
Denholm,  Mat. ,  Dean  park 

Dean  Bank.    3. 

Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 
Dallas,  E.  W. ,  Dean  bank  house 
Kinninmont,  E.  K.,  Dean  bank 

lodge 
Tod,   Miss,  matron.  Dean  bank 

Institution 
Stephen,  John 
Stephen,  Mrs  William 
Scott,  Brj'ce  J.,  builder 


Dean  Bank  Place.    3. 

West  Claremont  Street. 

1  Louden,  D.,  painter 

Dean  Bank  Terrace.    3. 

West  Claremont  Street. 

3  Paterson,  A. 
3  Finlay,  William 
3  Swann,  John 

3  Sutherland,  Hugli 

4  Laing,  David 
4  Hyslop,  James 
4  M'Leod,  John 
4  Gray,  Eobert 

4  Hepburn,  David 

Dean  Street.    3. 

Stochbridge. 

2  Butters,  Jame.s 

3  Mackinlav,  William 

3  Taylor,  Airs  Archibald 

5  Dick,  William 

7  Baxter,  Allan 

8  Inglis,  William  S. 

9  Burton,  Mrs 

10  Story,  Robert 

11  Proctor,  Mrs  Adam 

12  Gairdner,  Miss 

13  Brownlie,  J. 

16  Anderson,  Alexander 

17  Cowper,  Liddle,  grocer 

18  Cockburn  &  Son,  bakers 
20  Brown,  George,  newsagent 

22  Wishart,  Alexander,  grocer 

23  Legget,  Thomas 

27  M 'Arthur,  David,  grocer 

28  Eankin,  Eobert 

29  Cockbru'u  k  Son,  bakers 
-^    1  Dalr3Tnple,  Mrs 

g    1a  Eeid,  Mrs  Ann 
On    2  Nevison,  Mrs,  grocer 
'^    5  Johnston,  Mrs  Thomas 
(O    5  Chalmers,  William 
-f  18  M'Nab,  Mrs 
f^  22  Adamson,  Alex.,  joiner 

30  White,  James,  grocer 
St  Bernard^ s  Court 

33  Adamson,  Alexander,  wright 

34  Greig,  Francis,  grocer 

37  Lamb,  Adam,  eating-house 
39  Mathison,  T.,  spirit  dealer 
St  Bernard's  Parish  School ; 
J.  Carmichael,  teacher 

46  Eoss,  Andrew,  bootmaker 

47  M'Corkel,  James 

48  Brodie,  Mrs  John 
48  Macgregor,  John 
48  Watson,  Miss 

48  Heddle,  Eobert 

49  Shand,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

Dean  Terrace.    3. 

StocTcbridge. 

1  Young,  Peter,  M.D. ,  L.  E.  C.  S. 

2  Newnam,  Eev.  Samuel 


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3  Watson,  William 

4  Scott,  W.,M.D.,r. E.G. S.E. 

5  Rhind,  Miss 

6  Brodie,  James  C. 

11  Kerr,  Charles  M. 

12  Wilson,        David,       M.D., 

F.E.C.S.E 

13  Campbell,  Miss 

15  Grant,  Jolm,  accountant 

16  Crigliton,  James 

17  Eobertson,  John  G. 

18  Wood,  Miss 

19  Murray,  Misses 

20  Ferrier,  Mrs 

21  HaU,  John,  S.S.G. 

Dean  Terrace  Upper.  3. 

Stockbridge. 

1  Mackinlay,  Eev.  J. 

2  Wilson,  Thomas 

3  Grassie,  George,  S.S.C. 

4  Donaldson,  William 

5  Proctor,  T.  E. 

6  Swan,  Eobert  H. 

Deanhaugh  Street.    3. 

Stockhrklge. 

1  Phillip,  William,  baker 

1  Allison,  James,  gasfitter 

2  Sherar,  John 

2  Gow,  James 

3  Allison,  James 

3  Cook,  WUliam,  xierfumer 
4a  Muir,  James,  china  shop 

4  M'Laren,  H.  A.,  butcher 

5  M'Laren,  H.  A. 

5  Ben,  James,  coal  merchant 

6  M'Cann,  James,  stationer 

8  Clark,  F.,  boot  warehouse 

9  Haddow,  Thomas,  dairy 
10  Girdwood,  David,  grocer 
10  Douglas,  Miss,  milliner 

Leslie  Place  here 
Stockbridge  Free  Church 
Free  St  Andrew's    School; 
Alex.  L.  Watt,  teacher 

Darsie  Street. 

London  Road. 
Conley,  John,  &  Co. 

Derby  Street.    5. 

Stanley  Road. 

2  Duif,  Alexander  {Com.  Bank) 

3  Mather,  James 

4  Grindlay,  Miss 

5  Knoblauch,  Hugo 

6  Bell,  Imrie 

7  Waldie,  John  (IF.  &  Co.) 
Irons,  James  C.,  S.S.C. 

9  Thomson,  Captain,  E.N. 

Devon  Place.    10. 

Rosebum. 
1  Neilson,  Joseph 


2  M'Farlane,  Duncan 

3  Herdman,  Eichard  G. 

4  Forbes,  Eoderick 

5  Millar,  George 

6  Anderson,  VVilliam 

8  Cochrane,  James 

9  Cargill,  Alexander 

10  Gray,  John 

11  Eunson,  James 

12  Paterson,  Eobert 

Dewar  Place.    4. 

Torphichen  Street. 
3  Wilson,  George 
5  Stevenson,  John 

7  Gibson,  George 
9  Hume,  Mrs  James 

11  Brewster,  A.  S. 

11  Brewster,  D. 

13  Eoger,  Mrs  W. 
16  Bell,  W.,  slater 
16  Di-ummond,  Mrs 
16  Dochard,  Duncan 

16  Gray,  Andrew,  cabinetmaker 

12  Kerr,  James 

Lane. 
Baird,  Thomas,  carpenter 
Gi'aham,  David,  farrier 
Thomson,  William,  wright 
Davidson,  Wm. ,  coachbmlder 
M'Ara,  Thomas,  mason 
Sinclair,  Brace,  builder 

8  Hislop,  Alexander,  painter 

8  MiEigan,  Mrs 

Dick  Place.    13. 

Ghxvnge. 
1  Stm-rock,  John,  junior 
3  Westren,  P. 
5  Smith,  J.  Arbuthnott 
7  Kinloch,  Miss 

9  Webster,  Mrs 
11  Christie,  Henry 

Seton  Place  here 

13  Forbes,  Alexander 
15  Clark,  Misses 

17  Herdson,  Mrs 

19  Stewart,  Mrs  James 
21  Sejrmour,  Miss  Marjory 

Cumin  Place  here 
23  Hogg,  Miss 
23a  Little,  Misses 
25  Auld,  James,  LL.D. 
29  Anderson,  James  S. 
31  Smith,  John 

Lauder  Road  here 
33  Mun-ay,  Donald 
35  Fleming,  Mrs 
37  Blackburn,  Miss  E.  J. 
39  Kerse,  William 
39  Sneezum,  John 
41  Cousland,  William 
41  Gibson,  Miss 
43  Bowie,  James 
45  Ker,  Col.  Thomas  D. 
49  Kirkwood,  Alexander 
61  Turnbull,  James 


53  Pretty,  John 
55  Shiels,  W.  G. 
57  Banks,  Mrs 

Sime,  Jas. ,  Craigmoimt  house 
50  Brown,  Isaac 
48  Millie,  Miss  Wallace 
46  Paxton,  William 

Pilkington,     Frederick     T., 
Egremont  house 

M'Ewan,  Rev.  Thos.,  Hazel- 
wood 

32  Livingston,  James  [L.  &  W.) 
30  Aitchison,  Thomas  S. 
26  Bailey,  J.  A.  (  W.  &J.  A.  B.) 
24  Brown,  David 
22  Christie,  Eobert 
20a  Anderson,  Robert 
20  Thomson,  James 
20  Alexander,  Ebenezer 
18  Bow,  Mrs 
16  Mitchell,  William 
14  Armitage,  Alexander  B. 
12  Inglis,  Charles  {W.  d:  C.  L) 
12  Inglis,  William  (  W.  d:  C.  I.) 

10  Inglis,  Eobert 

8  Taylor,  William 

6  Haswell,  James 

4  Alexander,     C.     J.     {A.    d- 

M'Nah) 
2  Knox,  Thomas 

Dock  Place.    5. 

Wet  Docks. 

1  Carswell,  William 

2  Hansen,  H.  P.,  &  Co.,  ship- 

brokers 
2  Fenton,  Joseph,  shipbroker 
2  Fog,  E.,  coal  merchant 
2  Leith,    Ghent,    Bruges,   and 

Osteml  Steam  Shipping  Co. 
2  Gifford,  W.,  &  Co.,  shipbkrs. 
2  Gifford  Brothers 
2  Atkinson,  G.  A. 
2  Peebles,  John 
2  Lamb,  Laurence 
2  Herring  Fishery  Office 
2  Officer  of  Fisheries 

2  Proudfoot,  G.,  k  Co.,  meters 

3  Pringle,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

5  Bolt,  James,  grocer 

6a  Lawson,  James,  ship  agent 

7  Wilson,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 

8  &  9  London  and  Edinburgh 

Shipping  Company\t  Office 

9  Henderson  Brothers,  agents 
9  Campbell,  J.  N.,  k  Co.,  ship- 
brokers 

9  Foubester,  Thomas 

11  Bennet,  John,  contractor 

11  Turner,  David,  sailmaker 

12  Lind,  A.,  tailor 

13  Melrose,  John 

13  Sailors'  Home  and  Refresh- 

ment Rooms 

14  Blackie,  Wm.,  spirit  mercht. 

Dock  Street.    4. 

Commercial  Street. 
2  Moss,  J.,  k  Co. 


DOC 


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DRU 


279 


4  Stewai't  k  Jordan,  coopers 

5  Turnbull,  Eobert 

6  Stoddart,  David 

9  Mowat,  John,  cooper 

10  Faii^ieve,  Andrew,  smith 

11  Leask,  John,  joiner 
St  NiniarCs  Church 

13  Shotfs  Iron    Co.  ;    Charles 

Eitehie,  agent 
13  Coghill,  Mrs  John 
14&  15  Graham,  P.,  spirit  mer- 
chant ;  house,  13 
Ferguson,  T.  J. 

17  Cribbes,  Matthew,  spirit  mer- 

chant 

18  MacCallum,  John,  plumber 

20  Fraser,  George,  saddler 

21  Hope,  Mrs 

21  Johnson,  W.  D. 
21  Richards,  Thomas 
21  Hunter,  John 

23  Gibson,  H.  C,  Heirs  of 

24  Sutherland,  James  S. 
24  Gillespie,  G.  J. 

24  Wilson,  William 

24  Henderson,  Robert 

25  Eggers,  J.,  k  Company,  ship 

chandlers  ;  store,  7 

Docks,  Wet.    5. 

1  Leith,    Wick,  Kirkwall,  and 

Thurso  Shipping  Co. 
1  Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  agents 
Leith  and  Antwop    Steam 

Shipping  Coin2?any 
Leith  and  Rotterdam  Steam 

Shipping  Company 
Gibson,  G. ,  k  Co. ,  merchants 
Carron    Co.'s     Warehouse; 

Eobert  Hunter,  agent 
Wotherspoon,  James  B.  M., 
Custom  House,  and  ship- 
broker 
Hutchinson  Brothers    (Sive- 
dish  and  Nuj-wegian  Con- 
sul), Middle  Dock  gate 
Cromarty,    J.    H.,    &    Co., 
commission  agents,  Middle 
Dock  gate 
M'Intosh  &  Cunningham 
Morrison,  Alex.  K.  Y.,  agent 
Muir,  Wm. ,  merchant,  agent, 

and  Portuguese  consul 
Harbour  Works  Office 
Stenhouse,  A.  &  G.,  agents 
Lindsay,  James,  fniit  ware- 
house. Queen's  dock 
Caledonian  Railway  Station; 

William  Leslie,  manager 
Wordie  &  Co. 

Brock,  Peter,  coal  merchant 
Johnston,  T.  S.,  coalmercht. 
Duff,  Thomas,  coal  merchant 
Rendall,  Thomas,  coal  mer. 
ilUler,  Andrew,  coal  agent 
Wilson,  John,  coal  merchant 
Morton,  S.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  en 

gineers,  Victoria  dock 
Menzies  &  Co. ,  shipbuilders 


Douglas  Terrace.    10, 

Dairy  Road. 
1  Gibb,  D. 
3  Bryson,  James 

6  Walker,  Robert 

7  Young,  Alexander 

8  Page,  Thomas 

9  Grieve,  Nathaniel 

10  Bonar,  James 

11  Bishop,  William 

12  Wyllie,  Alexander 

13  ISTeilson,  iliss,  dressmaker 
15  Watson,  James 

Doune  Terrace.    4. 

Gloucester  Place. 

1  Shirrefl',  Charles 

1  Edington,  Mrs  Alex.  G. 

2  Cheyne,  Mrs 

3  Macpherson,  Mrs 

4  M'Candlish,  John  M. 

5  Cockburn,  Mrs 

6  Harden,  R.  A. 

7  Abercrombie,  Misses 

8  Steuart,  James,  W.S. 

8  Steuart,  Charles,  W.S. 

9  MacGill,  Eev.  H.  M.,  D.D. 
10  Kirkpatrick,  Jolm,  junior 

Downie  Place.    10. 

Lothian  Road. 

1  Furley,  R.  C,  chemist 

2  Grant,  Eobert 

3  Bishop,  James 
3  Wilson,  James 
3  C'hapmaii,  Mrs 

3  Gray,  Alexander 

3  Chalmers,  Sirs  H. 

4  Newsam,  William ;  house,  3 
5a  Gumming,  John 

7  Taylor,  John,  grocer 

8  Black,  Mrs  David 
8  Simpson,  Peter 

8  Taylor,  John 
8  Miller,  James 
8  M'Kean,  Eobert 

8  Inglis,  Wmiam 

9  Union    Bank    of  Scotland 

(Sub-office)  ;  Jas.   Morton, 

agent 
13  Eodgei',  John  D. 
13  Brady,  Thomas 
13  Marshall,  Robert 
13  Mimro,  Mrs  A. 

13  Durward,  David 

14  Tennant,  Wm.,  shoemaker 

15  Cameron,  Jn.,  basket-maker 

16  Fox,  Dennis 

17  Millar,  John 

18  Crombie,  George 
18  Carlyle,  John 

18  Kerr,  Miss  G. 

19  Cooper,  Arehd.,  hairdresser 

20  Mossman,  George,  plumber 

21  Watson,  Mrs,  dairy 

22  Robertson,  Miss,  rnilluier 


23  Stevens,  John 
23  Hunter,  George 
23  Burns,  John  C. 
23  Walker,  Fletcher 
23  Hunter  Brothers 
23  Lillie,  Thomas 

23  Grant,  John 

24  Martin,  W.,  furniture  dealer 

25  Macculloch,  George,  draper 

Drevar  Place.    2. 

Bonnington. 

3  Lambert,  Robert 

4  Morgan,  James  C. 

Drumdryan.    11. 

Home  Street. 

1  Buncle,  Alexander 
Tajdor,  Macleod,  &  Co. 

Drumdryan  Street.   11. 

Brougham  Street. 

1  Stewart,  George 
3  AVatson,  George 

5  Lind  k  Orr 

11  Frame,  Andrew 
13  Smith,  George 
13  Glass,  WiUiam 
13  Watson,  John 
17  Allan,  John 

17  Middleton,  Alexander 

17  Lockhart,  David 

19  Kennedy,  Mrs 

21  Jloore,  Charles 

21  Bishop,  George  D. 

21  Masterton,  William 

23  Ma.sterton,  William 

16  Inglis,  John 

16  Bryden,  James 

16  Macdonald,  D. 

16  Forbes,  James 

16  Bell,  Peter  D. 

16  Morgan,  James 

16  Buchanan,  John 

16  Binnie,  George 

12  Grant,  A.  A. 

12  Knowles,  Robert 
12  Muir,  James 
12  Stirling,  James 
12  Thiessen,  Henry 
10  Corner,  Peter 
10  Barth,  William 
10  Dickson,  James 
10  Rogers,  James 
10  Nichol,  R.  G. 
10  Muir,  James 
10  Young,  Robert 
10  Dougal,  James 

8  Peace,  David 

8  Airth,  William  B. 

8  Miller,  Joseph 

8  Ormiston,  Andrew 

8  Baxter,  Frederick 

8  FuUarton,  John 

8  Runciman,  James 

8  Bow,  William 


280 


DRU 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


DUB 


6  Chamberlain,  Pliilip 

6  Main,  Eobert 

6  Hepburn,  "WLlliam 

6  Creyk,  Eobert 

6  Paterson,  Mrs  James 

4  Adam,  William 

4  Brown,  Alexander,  builder 

4  Spalding,  Miss 

4  Craig,  David 

2a  Dykes,  Mrs 

2  Dawson,  David 

2  Macadam,  Mrs 

2  Lotliian,  George 

Dnumnond  Place. 

Nos.  1  to  30—5  ;  31  to  36—2 ; 
and  37  to  42—7. 

1  "WTiite,  Captain  T.  P. 

2  Paton,  Alexander 

2  Eeid,  Jolm  Alexander 

3  Campbell,  Arthur,  AV.S. 

4  Baird,  John  W.,  W.S. 

5  Sligo,  Ai'chd.  Yincf>nt  Smith 

6  Fonnan,  James,  advocate 

7  Patten,  John,  W.S. 

8  Forrester,  John,  W.S. 

8  Gordon,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 

9  Scott,  Charles,  advocate 

10  Sprot,  Thomas,  AY.S. 
Nelson  Street  here 

11  Bumess,  William,  printer 
11  Bumess,  James,  W.S. 

11  Bumess,  W.  k  J.,  W.S. 

12  Douglas,  J.  B.,  W.S. 

13  Scott,  Andrew,  W.S. 

14  Spens,  W.  G. 

15  Tod,  Mrs  James 
Great  King  Street  here 

16  Grant,  Misses 

17  Tait,  Professor  P.  G. 

18  Leishman,  Mrs 

18  Glen,  William  B.,  S.S.C. 

19  Menzies,  Thomas 

20  Kay,  Mrs  WiUiam 
20  Duncanson,  Mrs 
20  Boyd,  Mrs 

20  TumbuU,  Mrs  William 
Duncan  Street  here 

21  Miller,  Mrs  James 

22  Marshall,  John,  Isl.T). 

22  Eobson,  Miss 

23  White,  Eobert 

24  Cowan,  Walter 

25  Boase,  Charles  W. 

26  Turnbull,  George  V. 

28  Lothian,  Maurice 

29  Clapperton,  Mrs  Alexander 

30  Scott,  William  A. 
Scotland  Street  here 

31  Wilson,  Mrs 

31  Wilson,  John 

32  Kinloch,  George,  of  Kinloch 

33  Buchanan,  Edward  G. 

34  Sanderson,  E.  Burdon 

35  Balgarnie,  James  H. 

36  Clark,  Itobert 


London  Street  here 

37  Fraser,  Mrs 

37  Fraser,  William 

38  Black,  Adam 

39  Condamine,  Mrs  de  la 

40  Drj'brough,  Thomas 

41  Turnbull,  Misses 

42  Horsbrugh,  Misses 

Drummond  Street. 

South  Bridge. 
North,  9.      South,  12. 
Drummond     Street     Hall ; 
Henry  Imrie,  proprietor 
1  Baird,  David 
1  Eose,  Miss 

1  Eose,  John 

2  Scott,  Alexander 
2  Hay,  David 

2  Ewart,  William 

2  Baikie,  iirs 

2  Stevenson,  Allen 

2  Yeoman,  James 

3  Eutherford  &  Co. 

3a  Eutherford,  Eobert,  grocer 
4^  Crawford,  Alexander,  dairy 
5  Wood,  Mrs  J. 
5  Allan,  James 

5  Butler,  Eobert,  spirit  dealer 

6  Angles,  William 

6  Anderson,  David,  k  Co. 
6  Montignani,  H.  G.,  mercht. 

6  Taylor,  Alex.,  merchant 

7  Dickie,  John 

7  Dunn,  Mrs,  lodgings 

7  Slater,  Mrs 

7  Linklater,  W. 

7  M'Clounie,  iirs,  lodgings 

7  Hunter,  Mrs 

8  Baillie,  Alexander 

9  Eobertson,  Mrs  H. 

10  Darling,  Eobert,  grocer 

11  Proudfoot,  Wniiam  {G.P. 0.) 
11  Nimmo,  Alexander 

11  Foster,  James 

11  Sibbald,  Henry 

11  Skae,  Mrs,  lodgings 

11  Paton,  John 

12  Barron,  Charles,  grocer 
Roxburgh  Place  here 

14  Biyson,  William,  senior 

15  Bryce,  Thomas 

16  Penman,  Alexander 

17  Jack,  John 

17  Cumming,  Captain  J. 

18  Grant,  John 
18  Bn'ing,  James 

18  Forsyth,  Thomas 

19  Boyle,  JMrs 

20  Dunn,  ]\Irs  B. 

20  Carmichael,  J.  S. 

Drummond  St.  E.    12. 

15  Patterson,  W.,  &  Son,  wood 

cai-vei's 
20  Moxey,  Eobert 


23  Johnson,  Frederick 

24  Imrie,  John 

25  Cooper,  David 

25  Jopp,  J.  N.,  &  Co. 

Drumsheugh.    4. 

Lynedoch  Place. 
Eeid,  Miss 
Eichardson,  Mrs 

Dryden  Place.    13. 

BlacJcet  Place. 

2  Brown,  George  B. 

3  Liddell,  ]\Irs  A. 

4  Bateson,  Mrs 

5  Duncan,  John,  W.S. 

7  M 'Donald,  Mrs 

8  Morrison,  WiUiam  Oliphanf 

9  Lorimer,  James,  C.E. 

10  Y^att,  John 

11  Slight,  George 

12  Pillans,  Hugh  Scott 

13  Brown,  Eev.  George 

Dryden  Street.    2. 

Pilrig. 

12  BroM-ning,  Mrs 

12  Grindlay,  Thomas 

12  Lees,  Y^illiam 

12  Calder,  Mrs 

12  Eobertson,  Y^illiam 

12  Wilson,  AVilliam 

12  Ireland,  John  S. 

12  Johnson,  Jon. 

12  M'Call,  George 

14  Paterson,  James 

16  Little,  John  D. 

Dublin  Street. 

Duke  Street. 
East,  7.     West,  5. 
1  Ferguson,  John,  baker 
3  Brickman,  F.  W. 
3  Brickman,  Mrs 
5  Hodge,  Miss,  stationer 
7  ilatheson,  James  A. 
7  Matheson,  Mrs  J. 
11  Kenmore,  Mrs  W.  F. 

15  Bmce,  Misses,  dressmakers 
15  Tait,  Thomas 

15  Taylor,  Mrs 
15  Black,  Miss  A. 
15  Scott,  James  Y. 
15  Scott,  John  Eussell 
15  Eamsay,  Mrs 

17  Meyerowicz,  A.  N.,  LL.B. 
19  Gray,  John,  grocer 

21  Mason,  William,  S.S.C. 
23  Dalgleish,  Mark 
23  Mackay,  Mrs 
23  Hoi-mann,  Albert 
23  Tod,  John 
23  Murray,  Eichard 
25  Bro^\m,  AViUiam,  surgeon 
27  Dublin  Street  Baptist  Church 
Broughton  Market 


DUK 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


DUM 


281 


Dublin  Street  Lane  here 
Cameron,  Jolin,  smith 

31  Scott,  George,  baker 
33  Mortimer,  William 

33  Chalmers,  Miss  Marion 

33  Hart,  Thomas,  writer 

35  Finlay,  Charles  Pat,  W.S. 

37  Henderson,  Mrs  J.  C. 

39  Beveridge,  "William  T.  E. 
39  Wilson,  Mrs  R. 
39  Johnson,  Joseph 

39  Tod,  Mrs  J. 

40  Smith,  William,  chemist 

38  Eisdale,  D.  A. 
38  Mackenzie,  Miss 
38  Muir,  Thomas 
38  Menzies,  Mrs 

38  Menzies,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
38  Dominy,  George 

36  Lane,  Mrs 

34  Greig,  Misses 

32  Hunter,  Misses 
32  Toohey,  Mrs 

32  Douglas,  W.  C,  agent 
30  Buchan,  Henry,  S.S.C. 
28  Douglas,  Mrs 
26  M'Caul&  Armstrong,  S.S.C. 
26  M'Caul,  James,  S.S.C. 
24  Hoffner,  Louis 

Dublin  Street  Lane  here 

Jardine,  Peter 
22  Campbell,  A.  &  A.,  W.S. 
22  Gentle,  James,  W.S. 
20  Spiudler,  Miss,  teacher 
20  Kerr,  Mrs 
18  Sutherland,  John 
16  Scott,  Mrs 
16  Stodart,  Robert  Riddle 
14a  Waterston,  David 
14a  Halliburton,  Mrs 
14  M 'George,  Miss  Margaret 
12  Scott,  A.  S.  B. 
10  Mellis,  J.  C,  advocate 
10  Wilson,  Charles,  W.S. 
10  Bayne,  John 
10  M'Glashan,  P.  F. 
10  Cowper,  James  B. 
10  TiirnbuU,  Miss 
10  Mackintosh,  Miss 

10  Wilson,  Charles,  W.S. 

6  M'Dougal,  James,  grocer 

4  Young,  George,  bootmaker 

4  Watson,  George,  dairyman 

2  Mackintosh,  Captain 

Duke  Street.    7. 

York  Place. 

3  White,  John,  baker 

5  Archibald,  George 
5  Donald,  James 

5  Hooper,  Mrs 
5  Young,  Miss 

7  Lawson,  George 

9  Murray,  William,  grocer 

11  Phoenix  Fire  Office 
11  Pelican  Life  Office 


ill  M'Culloch,     John     (Teller, 
British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank) 
13  White,  John 

13  Richardson,  WUliam,  agent 

15  Chisholm,  Jn.  Knox,  R.C.S. 

England 
17  Scott   iloncrieff  &  Dalgety, 
W.S. 

17  Crichton,  David  (C.  &  Nem) 

Duke  Street  Lane  here 

19  Savile,  Miss 
Neilson,  William 

21  Smith,  T.  &  H.,  &  Co. 
21  Stevenson,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
21  Harper,  E.  Erskine,  advocate 

21  Duncan,  William,  S.S.C. 
23  Jardine,  Peter 

23  Murray,  William 

23  Watson,  George,  solicitor 

23  Scott,  Mrs  Walter 

23  Balcarras,  Miss 
25  Jardine,  Peter 

27  Young  &  Saunders,  grocers 

24  Robertson,  Mrs  John 

22  Christie,  Mrs 
22  White,  Mrs 

22  Aimers,  Samiiel,  clothier 

22  Smith,  Alfred 

20  Edgar,  Robert 

18  Stewart,  David 

16  Smith,  G.  S.,  surgeon 

14  Wight,  George 
14  Edgar,  Mrs 

12  Gordon,  T.  J.,  W.S. 

10  Keegan  &  Welsh 

10  Keegan,  John,  solicitor 

6  Macpherson,  Norman 

4  Rausch,  W.  L. 

4  White,  Johu 

Duke  Street,  Leith. 
Great  Junction  Street. 
Worth,  1.     South,  2. 

1  Dick,  James  R.,  grocer 

2  Downs,  James,  corn  dealer 

3  Peddie,  R.,  &  Son,  painters 

4  Condamine  k  Co. 
6  Gibb,  George 

8  CaUender,  Misses 

1  Smith,  John,  builder 

2  Caird,  Andrew 

3  Hume,  Johu 

3  Fyfe,  William 

3  Caird,  Andrew 

4  Meikle,  Geo.  spirit  dealer 
^    5  Steel,  James,  grocer 

§    6  Beatson,  AVilliam 

£^    8  Moffat,  Andrew,  butcher 

g    9  Maddison,  John,  chimney- 
s  sweeper 

"^  10  Grieve,  George,  baker 

11  Short,  James 

11  Maddison,  John 

11  Grieve,  George 

12  Aitchison,  Hugh,  fishmr. 

13  Brown,  Wm.,  watch  and 

clock  maker 


9  Laidlaw,  J.  &  G.,  wrights 
12  Short,  James 
10  &  13  Turnbull,  Wm.,  smith 
15  &  16  Hall,  William,  joiner 

Tho^nson  Place  here 

Watt's  Hospital 
Miss  Menzies,  matron 
18  Hunter,  W.  A. 

20  Hutchison,  M.  H. 

21  Field,  Mrs  William 

21  Andrews,  Mrs  William 

21  M'Gregor,  J.  D. 

23  Moffat,  J. 

24  &    25    Pirrie,    D.,    k    Co., 

wrights 

25  Thomson,  Miss  Jane 

25  Anderson,  Alexander 

26  Leith  Golf  Club 
Evangelical  Union  Church 

29  Hunter,  James 

33  Davis  k  Primrose,  engineers 

34  M'Laren,  Daniel,  baker 
36  M 'Alpine,  Thomas,  grocer 
39  Laidlaw,  Charles 

42  Cockburn,  Mrs  Peter,  dairy 

43  Sime,  Alexander,  grocer 

45  Adam,  Andrew 

46  Sutherland,  Wm.,  fruiterer 

47  Donaldson,  James 

47  Ormiston,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

48  Dick,  John,  smith 

49  Chalmers,  J. ,  &  Co. 

49  Paterson,  Alexander,  dairy 

50  Fyfe,  Wm. ,  corn  merchant 

51  Lawrie,  James,  iiesher 

52  Buchanan,  John  F. 

53  Ure,  Robert,  fruiterer 

54  Paterson,  James,  tobacconist 

Dumbiedykes  Place.   8. 

Dumhiedykes  Road. 

1  Brough,  Thomas 
1  Gray,  John 
1  Combe,  William 
1  Robertson,  George 

3  M'Kenzie,  John 

Dumbiedykes  Road.    8. 

South  Back  of  Canongate. 

Bryden,  G.  &  A.,   Dumbie- 
dykes cottage 

1  Morison,  John,  junior 

2  Thomson,  James,  baker 
6  Blair,  Mrs 

Ferguson's  Buildings. 
1   Kerr,  William 

4  Priugle,  Mrs  Margaret 
Cowan  &  Co.,  Craigside works 
Brown,  James,  joiner 
Murray,  J.  B.,  grocer 
Barron,  John,  rag  merchant 
Heriot,     T.,     aerated    water 

manufacturer 
Mackenzie,    J.,    3    Hume's 
buildings 


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Dunbar  Street.    13. 

Earl  Grey  Street. 

1  Eamsay,  David 

8  Morris,  Mrs 

9  Tait,  Niniau 

9  Morgan,  Hiigli 

Duncan  Place.    1. 

Leith  Links. 
Barclay,  Jolm,  teaclier 

Duncan  Street.    5. 

Drummond  Place. 

1  Cornillon,  Hypolite  W. 
3  Miller,  James  B.,  artist 
3  Written,  J.  C. 

3  Wliitson,  ilrs  James 
3  "Wightman,  David 
3  Howden,  iirs 

3  Mackay,  Miss 

5  Cameron,  lUexander 

7  Hastie,  Thomas,  baker 

9  Trail,  A.  A.  (T.  <(:  Fletcher) 
11  Adie,  Mrs  Robert 
11  Anderson,  Robert,  architect 
11  Farquharson,  Miss 
11  Paterson,  James 
11  Gregor,  Miss 
11  Ridland,  John  Patou 

11  Rose,  John  T. 

13  Currie,  Rev.  James,  M.A. 

18  Macgregor,  ilalcolm 

18  Taylor,  Ai-chibald 

18  Truefit,  WiUiam 

18  Inglis,  Mrs  E. 

16  Dickson,  I*Irs  Charles 

12  Brown,  E.  C,  bootmaker 
10  Pittendrigh,  Mrs  George 
10  Christie,  Misses 

10  Bowie,  J.  D. 

10  Graham,  John 

10  Deas,  William  P.,  writer 

10  Nimmo,  Mrs  F.  J. 

10  Clarke,  James  P. 

8  Mair,  Wm.  Ludovic,  advocate 

6  Buchan,  Alexander 

4  Boog,  Mrs 

4  Yoimger,  Miss 
4  Bookless,  John 
4  Turnbnll,  Miss 

2  Mitchell,  John,  grocer 

Duncan  Street.    13. 

Newington. 

1  Turner,  Peter 

3  Simpson,  Ruv.  John 

4  Christie,  John  C,  W.S. 

5  Cunningham,  Miss 

6  Cniickshanks,  Miss 

7  Turner,  Mrs 

8  Lindsay,  Miss 

9  Tod,  Misses 

11  Scott,  Adam 


M'Lean,  A.  Thomson,  teacher 

mission  school 
Duncan  Street  Chapel 

12  Buckle,  Mrs  John 

14  Wellstood,  Stephen 

15  Aitkinson,  J.  T.,  Grove  villa 

16  Geikie,  James  S. 

16  Geikie,  James 

17  Spaven,  Mrs  J. 

17  Mackay,  Mrs  Duncan 

18  M'Laren,  James 
Croall,  John,  coach  proprietor 

22  Watson,  John 

Duncan  Street.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

2  Adam,  Andrew 

11  Colqnhonn,  John,  printer 
11   Drover,  R. 

Dun  das  Street.    5. 

Heriot  Row. 

1  Shiress,  W.  J. 

1  Hogue,  David  W. 

1  La^vTie,  James  D. 

1  Greig,  George 

1  Bruce,  Isaac,  furniture  dealer 

3  Dickson,  H.  G.  &  S.,  W.S. 

3  Coventry,  Ju.,  cabinetmaker 

5  Belford,  Colin  G. 

5  M'Millan,  Mrs 

7  Duncan,  Mrs 

9  Bertram,  Mrs  M. 
11  Anderson,  William 
11   Duncan,  Mrs  J. 
11  Goodsir,  Miss 
11  Scott,  James 

13  Peters,  Alex.  M.,  plumber 
13  Sharp,  Isabella,  poulterer 
15  De  Flandre,  Charles 

17  Lackie,  James,  fruiterer 

17  Lackie,  George 

17  Burnett,  Mrs 

17  Dobie,  George 

19  Young,  Miss 
19  Carlisle,  John 
19  Peddle,  James 
19  Kiichler,  Miss 
19  Kiichler,  A. 

19  &21  Moclirie,  Robert,  draper 

Northurnherland  Street  here 

23  Crosbie,  W.  G.,  S.S.C. 
23  Stewart,  George,  daily 
23  Munnoch,  Mrs 

23  Player,  John,  coach-hii-er 

23  Mitchell,  Thomas 

23  Deans,  David,  teacher  of  music 

23  Holmes,  John 

23  Dow,  James  R. 

23  Breck,  James,  slater 

23  Foote,  John,  fruiterer 

25  AVilson,  Thomas  J.,  S.S.C. 

25a  Mackintosh,  Mrs 

27  Brydone,  Robert 


27  Harrison,  William 

27  AYebster,  Jas.  G.,  advocate 

27  Brydone,  Mrs 

27  Hunter,  Mrs  John 

27  Thornton,  Mrs  E.,  lodgings 

27  Ross,  Alexander 

27  Fletcher,  Charles  B. 

27  Bridges,  Mrs 

31  Tregilgas,  W.  C. 

31  Jackson,  T. ,  k  Sons,  pliunbers 
33  Brooke,  J. 

33  Robb,  Thomas 
33  Deans,  Mrs 
33  Affleck,  George 

33  Kemp,  F. 

35  Tod,  Robert,  painter 
35  Sutherland,  M.  A. 

35  Hutton,  Mrs  Helen 

37  Bruce,  Andrew 

39  AYliite,  Alexander,  gi'ocer 
41  Gardner,  Clias.  C,  bookseller 

43  Rae,  George,  grocer 

50  Ogilvie,  Charles,  grocer 
46  Dixon,  W.  J.,  butcber 

44  Masson,  Mrs  Catherine 

38  Moffat,  G.  Dickson 

36  Paton,  George  L. 

34  Provest,  Mrs 

32  Gray,  Mrs  John 
32  Eager,  Mrs 

32  Lowe,  3Iiss 
32  Gray,  Miss  L. 
32  Carstairs,  Mrs 
32  ShieUs,  Mrs  J.  L. 
32  Quigley,  Mrs  James 
30  Hogg,  Walter 

28  Johnston,  AVilliam 
26  Latta,  Mrs  Robert 

26  Selby,  Robert  B.,  S.S.C. 

26  Smith,  James 

24  Stuart,  AVilliam  S.,  S.S.C. 

22  Herkless,  Mrs 

22  Blair,  Andrew 

22  Gibson,  John  MacDougall 

22  Tait,  Miss 

22  Robertson,  Mrs 

22  Edwards,  J.,  chimney-sweep 

Northumberland  Street  here 

20  M'Farlane  &  Gibb 

20  Ballingall,  Harriet 

18  White,  Campbell 

18  Leslie,  James,  coal  agent 

18  Dewar,  Andrew 

18  Milroy,  H.,  S.S.C. 

16  Williamson  &  Son,  confectrs. 

14  Adam,  Alexander,  teacher 

14  Diiimmond,  Misses 

14  Heattlie,  Mrs 

14  Gibb,  Alexander 

12  Spittal,  Chas.  Grey,  advocate 

10  Macgregor,  Malcolm,  S.S.C. 

8   Bowie,  Henry 

8  Brockie,  Miss 

8  Home,  Mrs 

8  Allan,  AVilliam 

6  Robertson,  Mrs 

4  Scott  &  Orr,  druggists 

4  Nicol,  John,  chemist 


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Earl  Grey  Street. 

Doionle  Place. 
East,  11.      West,  13. 

1  Furley,  Robert  C. 

3  Eamsay,  Misses 

5  Laing,  Mrs 

5  Eee,  James 

7  Stewart,  J.  k  C,  drapers 

9  Scott,  David 

9  Stewart,  J.  k  C. 
11  Gladstone,  Mrs 
15  Cockburn,  Jobii,  grocer 
17  TVilson,  Robert 
17  Rutberford,  John 
19  Maleobn,  Jobn,  grocer 
21  Ramsay,  "VViRiam 
23  MaegiU,  A. 
23  Lawson,  George 
25  Goodfellow,  Mrs 
25  Hart,  William 
25  Davidson,  John  {G.P.O.) 
25  Davidson,  William 
25  Cunningham,  Charles 
25  Dow,  Jobn  (G.P.O.) 
27  Blake,  John,  &  Co. 
29  Denbam,  James 
29  Muirhead,  Mrs 
29  Muirhead,  H.  &  A. 
29  Laidlaw,  William 
31  Denbam,  James 
33  Shearer,  James 

35  Stewart,  Peter 

37  Bargb,  William 

39  Wyllie,  M.  k  C. 
41  Hewat,  James 

43a  Wotberspoon,  William 

Pier/0  Street  here 

45  Carnegie,  Charles 
45b  Ferguson,  John  Kay 

47  Hoggan,  George 
49  Hood,  James 

51  Xicol,  Charles 

51  Bortbwick,  Mi-s 

51  Clark,  Mrs  A. 

61  Macnab,  Peter 

63  Alexander,  Jobn,  butcher 

65  Kellet,  Alexander 

59  Burns,  John 

69  Johnston,  Mrs  G. 

61  Thomson,  WUliam 

48  Munro,  Hugh,  draper 

46  Miller,  Benjamin 
46  Muru'o,  George 
46  Chalmers,  J.  B. 
46  Wbyte,  David 

46  Morris,  Alexander  W. 

44  &  42  Reid,  William,  gi'ocer 

40  Fenton,  Robert 

38  Kisbet,  Janet 

38  Godfrey,  Thomas,  clothier 

38  Brown,  James 

38  Dunlop,  William 

38  Fender,  James 

38  Kellet,  Alexander 

38  Simpson,  Jobn 

36  iloftat,  Andrew 


34  Stewart,  Daniel 
32  Macdonald,  Daniel 
30  Forbes,  John 
30  Mitchell,  Thomas 
30  Hutton,  James 
30  Davidson,  William 
30  Baptie,  Mrs 
30  Wilson,  Mrs  James 
30  WUson,  James  &  Robert 
28  Fenton,  Robert,  junior 
2Sa  Friend,  George 
26  Stark,  G.  &  J. 
24  Smith  &  Aitken,  grocers 
24a  Grant,  Robert 
24a  M'luroy,  John 
24a  Wilson,  John 
24a  Murray,  Andrew 
24a  Xewton,  Thomas 
24a  Watt,  Miss 
24a  Roy,  Miss 
24a  Wood,  Mrs,  nurse 
24a  Weatherly,  Mrs 
24a  Wilson,  Adam 
24a  Scott,  James  K. 
24a  Stark,  G.  k  J. 
22  Mackenzie  &  Mackenzie 
St  John's  Episcopal  School ; 
Miss  Atkinson,  teacher 

Easter  Road. 

London  Road. 
Leith,  2. 

Wilson,  Jobn,  gardener 
Edin.  Artill.  Militia  Headqrs.  ; 
John  Thomson,  sergt. -major  ; 
David  Donaldson,  paymaster- 
sergeant  ;     George    Hepburn, 
quartermaster-sergeant 
Aj'cber,  John  Fore,  Drum  house 
Bro^^'n,  Mr  Robert,  Drum  house 
Skii'ving,  Thomas,  farmer 

Eastfield.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

1  Johnston,  Mrs  John 

2  Grant,  Miss  Elizabeth 

3  Hutchison,  Mrs 

5  Graham,  James  C. 

6  M'Farlane,  D. 

7  Xaismith,  Robert,  junior 

8  Mann,  Mrs  William 
10  Brash,  Peter 

12  Sceales,  Robert 

13  M'Nair,  William 
15  Dymock,  Mrs 

Eastfield  Court. 
Black,  George 

Eastfield  Place. 

9  Johnston,  J. 

Ebenezer  Mount.    5. 

See  Ferry  Road,  Bonnington. 

Echo  Bank.    13. 

See  Dalkeith  Road. 


Eden  Lane.    13. 

Morningside. 
Anderson,  Miss  C,  Eden  villa 
Culbertson,  Robert,  Eden  lodge 
Ross,  George,  Eden  hermitage 
Milne,  W.  S.,  Eden  grove 
Macgregor,  Rev.  Professor  James, 

D.D.,  Harmony  house 
Swinton,  Robert,  Wood  grove 

Eglinton  Street.    10. 

Roseburn. 

1  Harris,  David 

2  Rose,  J.,  grocer 

9  Leigbton,  Robert 

10  Macfarlaue,  D. 
13  Lowdon,  Mrs 
13  Lowdon,  Miss 

Elbe  Street.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

4  Pringle,  Alexander 
8  Brown  k  Glover 

8  Robertson,  D.,  k  Son 

8  Chalmers,  C.  S. 

9  Corbet,  Peter 

19  TuUocb,  Mrs  William 

20  Lundy,  Jobn  J.,  &  Co. 

36  Wight  k  Scott,  merchants 

Elder  Street.    7. 

1  Low,  Misses 

3  Malcolm,  R.,  cabinetmaker 
3  Harvey,  James,  bootmaker 
3  Ross,  Mrs  E.,  dressmaker 

3  Hogg,  William,  sheriff  officer 
3  Laing,  Henry,  engraver 
8  Dickson,  Alexander,  grocer 

5  Thomson,  Thomas 

7  Lawson&  Hogg,  S.S.C. 
7  Peace,  D.,  bootmaker 

11  Bain,  Jobn 

13  Sword,  W.  B.,  wine  mercht. 

Siointon  Row  here 

Elder  Street  Chapel 
15  Clark,  R.,  stationer 
17  Anderson,  George 
17  Dickson,  Alexander 
17  M'Lean,  Charles,  enameller 
19  Scottish  Law  Reporter  Office 
19  Baxter,  John,  printer 

21  Ormiston,  P.  D. 

21  Kinnear,  David,  accoimtant 

21  Main,  E. ,  seal  engraver 

27  Robertson,  Mrs  D. 

27  Johnston,  George 

27  Mm-ray,  Alexander,  junior 

27  Baird,  David,  lithog.  writer 

27  liltirray,  Alexander 

27  Murray,  Abij  ah,  sheriff  officer 

27  &  29  Simpson,  D.  C. ,  engiaver 

31  Ferguson,  James  H.,  draper 

3lA  Liddle,  R.,  clerk 

33  Greenaway,  James,  grocer 

26  Biyce,  David,  jun.,  architect 


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26  Allan,  James 

26  Cumniing,  James,  artist 

22  Johnstone,  George 

22  Dancing  Academi/ 

20  Lloj'd,  Hugh,  waiter 

20  Brown,  James 

18  Mimro,  Drysdale,  &  Gordon 

18  Caw,  John,  messenger -at- 
arms 

16  Ritchie,  William,  stationer 

12  Brj'done,  James,  printer 

12  Ba'divcnj  Directory  Office 

12  Brydone,  Robert 

12  Edinburgh  and  Leith  Bill- 
posting  Company 

10  Mortimer,  George,  butcher 

10  Luke,  George 

Clyde  Street  here 

8  Nicholson,  James 

8  "Wliite,  James 

8  Kilgour,  j\lrs 

6  Oliver,  G.  E.,  engraver 
4  Harvej^  James 

4  Paterson,  W.,  tailor 

4  Mortimer,  George 

4  Sandilancls,  Mrs,  lodgings 

4  Cm-rie,  Miss 

4  Carrie,  Robert 

4  Michie,  George 

2  Smart,  William,  baker 
2  Rutherford,  J.,  carpenter 
2  Ranken,  R.,  newsagent 

Elgin  Place.    10. 

Rosthurn. 
8  Purves,  George,  coach-hirer 

Elgin  Street  South. 

Lover  s  Lane. 

5  Hay,  T. 

7  Smith,  John 

7  Weir,  James 

6  Redpath,  R.  K.  W. 

Elizafield.    4. 

Bonnington. 
2  M'Intyre,  Mrs 

5  Hardy,  James 

6  Sinclair,  David 

Elm  Place.    1. 

Leith  Links. 
1  Elder,  James 
1a  Lambie,  William,  teacher 
5  Alison,  William 

8  Ross,  William 

10  Jamieson,  William 

Elm  Row.    1. 

Leith  Walk. 

1  Hay,  Robert  &  G.,  grocers 

2  M'William,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
2  Wood,  WiUiam 


2  Ogilvie,  Thomas,  baker 
2  Adcock,  E.  M. 
2  Davidson,  Robei't 

4  Taylor,  William,  com.  agent 

5  Paterson,  Hugh,  plumber 

6  Sclater,  Mrs 
6  Gibb,  John 

6  Forbes,  W. 

7  Coxson,  James,  spirit  merch. 
9  Binace,  Robert,  draper 

10  Innes,  Mrs  Robert 
10  Dalgleish,  David 
10  Middlemiss,  William 

10  Middlemiss,  J. 

11  Lindsay  &  Gilniour,  druggists 

12  Ross,  Daniel 

13  Thomson,  James 

14  Stechau,  E.  G.  L.,  printseller 

15  Lawrence,  William 

15  Lawrence,  Iiirs 

16  Pentzliu,  Ludw.'g 

17  Dick,  Mrs 

17  Sutherland,  James B.,  S.S.C. 

17  Porteous,  Alexander 

17  Porteous,  Alexander,  jun. 

17  Macleod,  Norman 

18  Motiat,  William,  painter 

19  Robei-tson,  James,  baker 

20  Thriepland,  Richard 
22  HouKston,  John 

22  Wilson,  David  P. 

22  Young,  A. 

23  Cochrane,  Thos.,  spirit  dlr. 

Erskine  Place.    4. 

Rutland  Place. 

1  Carfrae  &  Belfrage,  C.E. 
1  Dunn,  Mrs 

1  Henderson,  Alex.,  builder 
Chesser,  James 


Eton  Terrace.    3. 

Dean  Bridge. 

1  Sutherland,  John,  JM.D. 

2  Ferguson,  J\lrs 

3  Vertue,  D.,  H.E.LC.S. 

4  Camjjbell,  Miss 

5  rarc[uharson,  Francis 

6  Turner,  AVm.,  M.B.,  Profes 

sor  of  Anatomy 

7  Brown,  J.  M'Kerrell 

8  Carter,  F.  Havne,  C.A. 

8  Carter,  Frederick  Wr.,  C.A. 

9  Simson,  ]\Irs 

10  Smith,  David 

11  Maxton,  John 

12  Fleming,  A.  B. 

13  Balfour,  James,  W.S. 

14  Baukhead,  William 


Everton  Terrace.    2. 

Duke  Street,  Leith. 

1  Jones,  Spears,  &  Co. 

4  M'Evoy,  James 

5  West,  Mrs  A. 


7  Brown,  Miss 

8  Orkeney,  James 

Eyre  Place.    3. 

Henderson  Row. 

1  M  'Glashan,  Stewart,  sculptor 
1  BrowTi,  David 

3  Morton,  Rev.  Andrew 

4  Duncan,  ]\Irs  AVallace 
4  Duncan,  Henry  R. 

4  Duncan,  J.  H. 

M'Lachlan,  Thomas,  Canon- 
mills  horise 

Eyre  Place  East.    3. 

Cananmills. 

4  Mackay,  John,  writer 

5  Brown,  James 
5  Gardiner,  John 
5  Gilbert,  James 
5  Gilbert,  Mrs 

5  Shillinglaw,  Robert 
5  Tod,  George,  writer 

Fairnington  Place.    3. 

Sfockbridge. 

Atkinson's  stables 
1  Graham,  Mrs 
1  Beattie,  J.  M.,  agent 

Ferrier  Street.    2. 

Raster  Road,  Leith. 

1  Nelson,  James 
1  Dick,  James 
1  Dick,  James  R. 
1  Hunter,  Robert 

1  Blair,  James 
1a  Ross,  Mrs 

lA  M'Dougall,  James 

2  Marr,  iirs,  ladies'  nurse 
2  Darsie,  William 

2  Chapman,  John 

3  Fairley,  John 

3  Anderson,  R.  W. 

3  Mitchell,  Alexander 

5  Jardine,  Thomas 

5  Brown,  Robert 

Ferry  Road. 

Junction  Bridge  to  Neiohaven 
Road. 

f^      Johnston,  J. ,  tobacconist 
^  ^      Brown,  George,  smith 
i:  g     Brown,  William,  smith 
"^  ^  3  Reid,  David 
a    ,1  Neal,  F. 

Romeling,  Rudolph 
Alexander,  L. 
Mackenzie,  M. 
Fisher,  William 
Smith,  Rev.  Wm.,  D.D., 
manse  of  North  Leith 
Morrison,  William 


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Madeira  Street  here 

Young,  MrsTlios. ,  Bank  ho. 

1  Macdoudd,  "William,  M.  A. 

2  Dalziell,  Alexander  C. 
2  Dakiel,  Mrs  John 

2  Duncan,  Mrs  John 

-J,-   5  Macnair,  Robert,  M.D. 

Dickson,  E.,  Lincoln  villa 
§       Black,  Wm. ,  Lincoln  villa 

£^        Calder,  ^\m.,  Bank  villa 

^       Mouat,  And.  W.,  Bank  cot. 

§  10  Eobertson,  James 

Rl  12  Bolton,  David 
13  Scott,  E. 
13  Scott,  Thomas 
13  Xisbet,  James  B.  H. 

13  Laurie,  David 

14  Anderson,  Samuel 

15  Christiansen,  Mrs  E.  W. 
South  Fort  Street  here 

■£      1  Taylor,  Joseph 
§  ^  2  Eiddoch,  William 
^§     4  Ord,  John 
'^  ^  7  Anderson,  John  T. 
1^7  "\^Tiite,  John 
■•S  ^  8  Kinghorn,  "William 
^     9  Cunningham,  Andrew, jr, 
No7-th  Fort  Street  here 
1  Currie,  Adam 
1  Beveridge,  Eobert 
1  Beveridge,  Miss  Janet 

3  Low,  James 

4  "Wilson,  Alexander 
13       Lawson,  James 
,2       Mihie,  John,Ba}Tiefieldho. 
f      Thomson,Rt.,  St  Agnes  cot. 
g^       "Webster,  John,  Hope  cot. 
03       "Wighton,  Eobt.,  Hope  cot. 

Black,  Peter,  joiner 
Grandison,  J.,  plumber 
Leshe,  "William,  Hillhouse- 
iield  cottage 
Trafalgar  Street  here 


9  Marr,  G.,  &  Son 
8  AVallace,  John 
.    8  Hunter,  Mrs 
I    8  Eobertson,  Thomas 
^    8  Girdwood,  Mrs 
g    7  Carrie,  Miss 
§    6  Miles,  James 
fe    5  I\Iiller,  "William 
1    5  "Watt,  "William 
>>^    5  Adams,  James 

4  Lindsay,  Thomas  M. 
2  Barnetson,  James 
2  Morris,  Eev.  D.  W. 

Bonnington  Place  here 

Simpson,  James,  Holme  villa 
Duncan,  S. ,  1  Spring  villa 
Anderson,  Matt. ,  2  Spring  villa 
5  Stevenson,  Daniel 

j_  u-3  4  Hogben,  Miss 

I    _  4  Grieve,  Elliot 

s  g  4  Grieve,  j\Iiss 
g  I  3  Gardner,  John 
"^  :^      Couper,  "W.  H.,  Cardi-ona 
1  Braidwood,  J. 


§       Niven,  Eobert 
~  ~"    Mackellar,  John 

Great  Wellington  Street  here 
■^   1  Gilroy,  Eobert  B. ,  grocer 

1  Dalrymple,  John 
^   1  Dalrymple,  Miss,  school 
§   2  Macdonald,  Eev.  R.,  D.D. 
■g    3  Brown,  Miss 
i    4  Thomson,  Eev.  John 
i~s       Free  St  Ninian's  manse 
Stimmerside  Street  here 

19  Eobertson,  John 
^  19  Tait,  Jlrs  Jtlartha 

18  Stewart,  "VS'illiam 
gl7  Taylor,  Mrs 
^17  Candlish,  Miss 
^17  Steedman,  Miss 
1 15  Potts,  Robert  C. 
£  14  Gemmell,  "William 
-1 13  Gunn,  "William 
J 12  Eomanis,  Charles  C. 
S  11   Kerr,  James 

10  MiUer,  John 


Newhaven  Boad  to  Inverleith 

Foic. 

North,  5.     South,  2. 

Duncan,  C,  Bonnington  mount 

Aitchison,  Dd. ,  Bonn'ton  mount 

Seater,    George  S.,   Bonnington 

bank  house 
Gray,  James,  Laurel  bank 
"Wright,  Eobert,  Spring  bank 
"Wright,  Mrs  Eobt.,  Spring  bank 
Sanderson,  Wm. ,  Spring  bank 
Sandeman,  "W.  B. ,  Parkend  villa 
Simpson,  James,  Daisy  bank 
Deans,  Eev.  J.,  Eaimesfield 
Scott,  Mrs  D.,  Eaimesfield 
Scott,  Thomas  G.,  Raimes'  park 

villas 
Thomson,  R.,  Eoeberry  villa 
"Wilkie,  Thomas,  Crear  villa 
Pourie,  James,  Loudon  villa 
Liddell,  iliss  M.,  2  Eaimesfield 
Nisbet,  Miss,  2  Eaimesfield 
Callander,     Thomas,    Ardvilla, 

Eaimesfield 
Thorburn,  Dr  George,  Taaphall 
Strong,  A.  D,,  TaaphaU 
Brown,  JIrs  George,  Taaphall 
Hutton,  Miss  Jane,  Taaphall 
Naismith,  Mrs  J.,  Taaphall 
Tweedie,  John,  Craigend  villa 
Beveridge,  Mrs,  2  Clifton  villa 
Forrest,  Charles  L. ,  Blair  park 
Thomson,  ISIrs  Peter,  Agra  lodge 
Stewart,  Alexander,  Chancelot 
"Wilson,  And.,  S.S.C,  Maryville 
"Weir,  I)a\4d,  Elm  villa 
Stewart,  Joseph,  Bangholm  cot. 
Lawson,   Peter,    &    Son,    Bang- 
holm  nurseries 
Syme,  David,  Bangholm  house 

Inverleith  Row  to  Crewe  Toll. 

North,  5.     South,  3. 
Drummond,  George,  Larkfield 


Drummond,  "W.  P.,  Larkfield 
Yorston,  A.  G.,  Athelstane  cot. 
Wardie  Road  here 
Cook,  Dr  E.  A.,  Viewville  ho. 
Laurie,  Thomas,  "Windsor  house 
Christie,  W.  L.,  Inverleithfield 
Anderson,   Letham,    Inverleith- 
field 
Shield,  George,  Dial  villa 
Shield,  James  A.,  Dial  villa 
Crawford,  Archibald,  Bellevue 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  Bellevue  villa 
Durie,  "WiUiam,  Hawthorn  villa 
Blackwood,  John,  Dunkeld lodge 
Marr,  J.  B.,  Eichmond  viUa 
]\Iarr,  iirs,  Eichmond  villa 
Pettigrew,  "W.  S.,  Eichmond  cot. 
Eobertson,    Eev.    James,    Rich- 
mond cottage 
Elder,  Thomas,  Wardie  cottages 
Oranton  Road  here 

Murray,  David,  Thistle  lodge 
Tod,  ilisses,  Yueville  cottage 
Wardie  Avenue  here 
Murray,  John,  Wardie  cottages 
Murray,  Morris,  Wardie  cottage 
Wallace,  Wm.,  Wardie  cottages 
Duncan,  Chas.,  Wardie  cottages 
Sturrock,  John,  Arthurville 
Duncan,  Mrs  T.,  Pentland  villa 
Wishart,  W.,  Aboukir  villa 
Braidwood,  James,  Upper  Wardie 

villa 
Macnish,   Eobert,   dairy,   Inver- 
leith north  mains 
Boston,  T.  C,  Windlestrawlee 
Kelso,  Miss,  Ashbrook 
Meikle,    James,   actuary,    War- 

dieburn  house 
Inglis,  Peter,  farmer,  E.  PUton 
Turner,  John,  Crewe 

Fettes  Row.    5. 

Pitt  Street. 
1  M'Dougal,  James 

3  Aytoun,  Eobert,  W.S. 

4  Macleod,  CoL  H.  B.,  E.A. 

5  Jenkin,  Fleeming,F.R.SS.L. 

&  E. 

6  M'Kenzie,  Eev.  Alex.,  M.A. 

7  Eeid,  W.  S.  (Bank  of  Scot.) 

8  Guthrie,  William,  advocate 

9  Edmunds,  Edmund 
9  Edmunds,  Arthur 

12  Gibson,  Mrs 

12  Aitken,  W.,  chemist 

12  Aitken,  James,  chemist 
Pitt  Street  here 

13  Colston,  James 
15  Mitchell,  David 
15  Dewar,  Francis 

15  Symington,  ilrs  T. 

15  Fairlie,  James 

16  Arnott,  Mrs  Walker 

17  M'Nab,  Malcolm 
17  Blair,  Malcolm 


286 


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FOR 


18  Bruce,  George 
18  Lindsay,  William 
18  M'Farquliar,  Miss 

18  Young,  J.  C,  teaclier 

19  Kerr,  Mrs 

19  Clark,  Thomas 

19  Robh,  James 

20  Hamilton,  James  W. 

20  Brown,  Robert 

21  Tod,  James 

21  Bruce,  Alexander 

21  Murdoch,  Thos.  Oliphant 

22  Scott,  Thomas 

22  Pryde,  David,  M.A. 

23  Shand,  D.  Lister,  W.S. 
23  Shand,  John,  W.S. 

23  Eagle  Life  Insurance  Office 

24  Taylor,  Mrs 

24  Hume,  Mrs  George 
24  Todd,  Mrs  J.  C. ' 


Findhorn  Place.    13. 

Grange  Road. 

2  Murray,  Miss 

4  Barry,  Mrs  L. 

6  Bone,  Job 

8  Kirkland,  W.  D. 

10  Colston,  Mrs 

12  Christie,  Charles 

14  M'Culloch,  Mrs 
16  Mackintosh,  Mrs 
18  Brown,  David  R. 

18  Fleming,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 

20  Christie,  Misses 
22a  Adam,  John 

24  Peacock,  Miss,  school 
26  Wylie,  Mrs 

28  Smith,  WiUiam 

30  Scott,  Alexander  C. 

32  Lewis,  David 

34  BaUey,  Mrs 

36  Hunter,  James 

38a  Nichol,  John  D. 

38  Whyte,  David  K.  B. 

38  Whyte,  W.  R. 

38  Macleod,  Mrs 

40  Young,  Archibald 

42  Ballantvne,  James 

44  Gloag,  Rev.  P.  B. 

46  Paterson,  Robert 

46  Paterson,  John 

48  M'Eerlie,  John,  Seton  lodge 

52  Nimmo,  Mrs  James 

54  Anderson,  John 

25  Middlemass,  Robert 
23  Oliphant,  Mrs 

21  Gordon,  James,  S.S.C. 

15  Teape,  Rev.  C.  R. 
15  Marshall,  Mrs 

13  Byres,  David 

11  Christie,  Mrs 

9  Anderson,  Mrs 

7  Bruce,  Henry 

5  Cooper,  Cliarles  A. 

3  Kerr,  Andrew 

1  Gibson,  Alexander 


Fingal  Place.    13. 

Meadows. 

1  Dow,  George 

1  Fitzgerald,  Henry 

1  Robertson,  William,  baker 

2  Maclachlan,  D. 

3  M'Cann,  William 

4  Williamson,  J.  R.,  engineer 

5  Ferguson,  James 

6  Watson,  Mrs  WUliam 

7  Pears,  James 

Fleshmarket  Close.    9. 

See  199  High  Street. 

Forbes  Road.    13. 

Bruntsjield  Place. 

1  Blair,  Misses 

3  Steuart,  George 
5  Ferguson,  Mrs 
15  Fairbairn,  Robert 

2  Wardrop,  Maitland 

Forbes  Street.    12. 

Beaumont  Place. 

1  Henderson,  James 

2  Dick,  David,  smith 
2c  Clark  &  Harper 

7  M'Bain,  Donald 

10  Alexander,  Walter 
12  GiUies,  John 

Forres  Street.    4. 

1  Maxton,  Miss 

1  Fraser,  Misses 

1  Fraser,  William,  &  Son 

1  Fraser,  Robert 

3  Dickson,  Miss 

5  Fordyce,  George  Dingwall 

7  Ross,  Mrs  George 
9  Dalmahoy,  James 

11  Barclay,,!.  M.,  portrait  paint 
11  Rhind,  John,  advocate 

11  Morrison,  Miss 

11  Arbuthnott,  Hon.  Mrs  Hugh 

10  Ponton,  Miss 

10  Kerr,  Miss 

10  Sinclair,  Miss 

8  Archibald,  James,  lodgings 

8  Hunter,  Wm.  Fred.,  advocate 

6  Macdonald,  Mrs  John 

4  Bell,  A.  Montgomerie,  M.D 
4  Bell,  M.  Montgomerie,  W.  S 

4  Bell,  ]\Irs  Montgomerie 

2  Moore,  R.  B.,  private  hotel 

Forrest  Road. 

Oeorge  I V.  Bridge. 
East,  9.     West,  11. 

1  Adamson,  David,  coach-hirer 

1  Forrest,  James,  butcher 

2  Stewart,  William 

3  Douglas,  James 

5  Stevenson,  Peter,  optician 


Hutchison,  Robert,  builder 
Barton,  William,  plumber 

Barton,  John  F. 

Brown,  J. 

Sanson  &  Co. ,  printers 

Fort  Street  North. 

North  Leith. 
North  to  Fort,  4 ;  other  parts,  5. 

1  Finlayson,  Thomas,  chemist 

4  Duncan,  Mrs 

5  Shortreed,  George 

6  Galloway,  Misses,  dressmkrs. 

6  Car,se,  Thomas  {H.M.C.) 

7  Forbes,  D. 

8  Morrison,  Hugh 

9  Lillie,  James 

10  Paisley,  James 

11  Hall,  Miss 

12  Hunter,  Rev.  Robert 

13  Wylie,  James 

14  Blackwood,  Alexander 

15  Muir,  Rev.  Francis 

16  Clark,  William 
Yates,  James,  Elizafield  ho. 

38  Richardson,  Mrs  D.,  gi'ocer 

39  Dalziell,  M.,  fraiterer 

44  Wighton,  Robert,  stationer 

45  Sharp,  James,  builder 

46  Cairncross,  James,  baker 

48  Wright,  Wm. ,  spirit  mercht. 

49  Wright,  MrsWm.  ;  house,  47 
51  Smith,  Robert,  grocer 

63  Bain,  Robert,  shipmaster 

64  Ciu'rie,  Adam,  grocer 

Fort  Street  South.    4. 

Bonnington. 

2  Ross,  William 

3  Barry,  John 

7  Mason,  Alexander 

8  Carstairs,  WiUiam  D. 

Forth  Street.    2. 

Broughton  Street. 
1  Morrison,  James,  tailor 
1  Dick,  John,  plumber 
1  Forsyth,  Alexr.,  butcher 
3  Welsh,  James 
7  Mackintosh,  D. 

9  Hathorn,  Mrs,  of  Castlewigg 
11   Buchanan,  Miss 

13  Crerar's  School 

15  Giffen,  Rev.  Cornelius 

17  Clark,  Mrs  George 
19  Pitcairn,  W.  F. 
21  Black,  D. 

21  Black,  Miss 
21  Black,  Daniel  R.,  M.D. 
23  Wardlaw,  Adam  L. 
25  Grubb,  Mrs  John  S. 
27  Latta,  John,  S.S.C. 

27  Latta,  James,  C.A. 

29  Graham,  Miss  Stirling 

30  Hay,  Miss  Beatrice 

32  Smith,  John,  &  Co.,  merts. 

28  Smith,  John 


FOU 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


26  Lyon,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 

24  Wyndham,  Eobert  H. 

22  Bell,  Mrs 

20  Lindsay,  Miss 

18  Landale,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

16  Maclean,  George  C. 

16  Maclean,  Mrs 

14  George,  Mrs 

14  Ker,  David 

12  Mackintosh,  A.,  S.S.C. 

Hart  Street  hei-e 

10  Watson,  W.  S.,  R.S.A. 
8  Romans,    John   &   "William^ 

gas  engineers 
6  Landale,  Frew,  &  Landale 
6  Landale,  David 
6  Landale,  James 
4  Rintoul,  Alexander,  painter 
4a  Ross,  A.  M. 
2  Engholm,  Otto 

Fountainbridge. 

2  to  32,  11  ;  33  to  Canal,  13  ; 

other  jMrts,  10. 
1  Skinner,  John 

3  Russell,  Robert 

3  &  5  Stewart,  Walter,  &  Son 

6  Wordie  &  Co. 

8  Inglis'  Entry 
12  Strachaiis  Court 
15  Beattie,  William,  &  Sons 
18   Walker's  Pend 
18  Gray,  Robert 

22  Daly,  Richard 

23  Allan,  Alexander,  grocer 
25  Lawson,  Mark 
28  Mathewson,  James  L. 

30  Stewart,  John 

31  Ross,  Jliss  Helen 

32  Drysdale,  Alexander 

Earl  Grey  Street  here 

33  Sinclair,  D.  G. 

34  Irvine,  John 

35  Drummond,  Mrs 

37  Mills,  Edward,  grocer 

38  Dickens,  Mrs 

39  Hopetoun  Court 
39  Sinclair,  Uts 
39  Hewat,  James 

39  Waters,  Henry 

40  Glasgow,  John 

41  Wishart,  D. 
45  Brownlee,  Agnes 

Thornyhank  here 
47  Thomson,  James 
47  Greig,  Robert 
47  Mackie,  David 

50  Nicol,  John,  grocer 

Ponton  Street  here 

51  Holms,  Robert 

52  Borthwick,  Walter 
54  Galloway,  A. 
56  M'Ewan,  John 
58  Scott,  James 

60  Aitken,  Mrs  J. 

61  Wight,  Robert 


61  Smith  &  Fori-est 

61  Slaughter-houses ;  Wm.  Bell 

61  Somerville,  Andrew 

61  Smith  &  Forrest 

63  Mather,  Alexander,  &  Son 

64  Brown,  James  ;  house,  62 

65  Stewart,  Daniel 

66  Sword,  David 
66  Learmont,  J.,  &  Co.,  founders 
66  Port  Hopetoun  Sawmills 
66  Fullerton,  Thomas 

66  Port  Hopetoun  Foundries 

67  Aitken  &  Co. 
67  Shaw,  William 

Canal  here 

Borthwick,  James,  tobac'ist 

Morton,  William,  grocer 

Wass,  Asa 

Scott,  Eobert 

Hislop,  Misses 

Dickison,  George,  grocer 

M'Glashan,  Dimcan,  jun. 

Peebles,  D.  B.,  engineer 

Henderson,  Simon 

jNIenzies,  John 

Moffat,  John,  butcher 

Laidlaw,  William,  ^vright 

Park,  John 

Haig,  Alexauder  M. 

Neil,  Archibald 

M 'Donald,  Miss  M.,  grocer 

Menzies,  Eliza 

Henderson,  John,  butcher 

Mnier,  James 

M'Dougall,  W.,  joiner 

Russell,  James 

M'Kay,  Hugh 

Hoggan,  James 

Sutherland,  David 

Maxwell,  David 

Young,  James 

Allan,  Robert  ;  house,  77 

Wood,  William  B. 

Miller,  James,  spirit  mercht. 

Henderson,  Simon 

Mathison,  Robert 

Marshall,  James 

Muir,  Mrs  William 

Johnstone,  Helen 

,  &  89  Veitch,  John,  spirit 
merchant 
Watson,  William,  &  Sons 
Cairns,  John,  dairy 
Douglas,  John,  dairy 
Smith,  David 
Moncrieif,  Jas. ,  contractor 
Campbell,  Alexander 
Annandale,  James,  builder 
Jackson,  T.,  wheelwright 
Craigie,  D.  &  A.,  plasterers 
Pullar,  David,  builder 
Taylor,  John,  &  Co. 
Niven,  William 
Goodwin,  D. ,  cab  proprietor 
Goodwin,  Wm.,  contractor 
Lowe,  D.,  joiner 
Black,  J. ,  Albert  foundery 
Miller,  James,  &  Co. 


87,  88 


FOU 287 

Somerville  &  Crombie,  engi- 
neers, etc. 
Stocks,  Chas. ,  rope  manufa'r 
North  British  Rubber  Com- 
pany, Castle  mills 
Scottish       Vulcanite      Com- 
pany,  Viewforth 
2a  Walker,  James 
2  Deans,  John 
8b  Inglis,  Alexander 

15  Smith,  Robert 

16  Fraser,  Thomas 
16  Nicol,  Richard 
16  Nicol,  John 

Gibson  &  Tait,  wire  fence 
manufacturers,  etc. 

Gibson,  T.,  Bainfield  ho. 
%         Cattle  Food  and  Manure 
Co. 

M 'Donald,  J.,Whitebank 

North  Merchiston  House 

Home,  John,  W.S. 

Home,  Mrs 

Hogg  &  Walker 
'§  Brander  &  Mitchell 

f^  Dewar,  Robert 

^         Hamilton,  William 
I         Graj^  William,  &  Co. 
^         Black,  George 

Crow,  Thomas 

£ |j  1  Tweedie,  James 
^  ^  1  Morrison,  G. 

5  Shaw,  W. 
S      6  Brown,  Peter 
^     7  Small,  Alexander 
if     7  Smith,  Thomas 
f^    10  Stewart,  George 
v^  11  Gray,  AYilliam 
,4s    11  Sutherland,  Miss 
(^    11  Porteous,  William 
^13  Porteous,  W.,  Post  Office 
96  Greig,  D.  &  J.,  engineers 
96  Fergus,  James,  plasterer 
96  Brown,  Peter,  builder 
M'Innes,  M.,  Fountain  ho. 
Brandfield  Place  here 
99  Anderson,  John 
104  M'Ewan,  WiUiam,  brewer 
114  Kirk,  William,  bootmaker 

114  Hunter,  Miss  E. 

115  Jeffrey,  Mrs 

116  M'Call,  James 

117  Hunter,  Miss  C. 

118  M'Cullagh,  A.  &  J. 
Grove  Street  here 

120  Inglis,  M. 

121  M'Kay,  J. 
Drew  &  Burnett,  coachbds. 

123  &  124  Howie,  A.  S.,  draper 
126  Learmont,  Alexander 
126  Morrison,  John  W. 

129  Logan,  Stewart 

130  Munro,  George 

131  Maxwell,  Robert 
Port  Hamilton  here 


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FRE 


13.5a  Glasgow,  John 
135b  Arclier,  Jolin 
135  Kennedy,  Thomas 

Fountainbridge  Free  Ch  urch 

FountainbriJgeF.  C.  School; 

George      Morrison      and 

Elizaheth  Hope,  teachers 

i  gj  2  Shai-p,  James 

■f  -s    5  Veitch,  John  C. 

ss  3    6  Anderson,  Thomas 

^^6  M'Hwrick,  John 

S       8  Trail,  George 

140  Hogg.  A.,  draper 

141  Anderson,  Thomas 
141  Brown,  James 

143  Greig,  Andrew 

144  Rennie,  Mrs  Charles 

147  Greig,  Andrew 

148  Macnee,  James,  &  Co. 

150  Eichardson,  Thomas 

151  Falconer,  James 

151  Noble,  Mrs  John,  coal  mer. 

151  Nimmo,  David 

152  Balfoiu-,  Robert,  grocer 

153  Greenhill,  Alex.,  hay  dealer 

Doionie  Place  here 

159  Fraser,  Thomas,  tailor 

161  Fraser,  Daniel,  bootmaker 

162  Glen,  Charles 
162  Gardner,  Adam 
162  Arthur,  James 

162  Gardiner,  Matthew 

163  Goodsir,  Peter 

165  Eeid,  William,  tailor 

166  Dickson,  !Miss 
166  ]!tlatthew,  William 
166  Menzies,  Andi-ew 
166  Ranken,  James 

168  Rnssell,  Archibald 

169  Donglas,  James 
169  Haldane,  George 
169  Watson,  Mrs 

169  Pringle,  Alexander 

169  Seton,  James 

170  Mason,  Thomas 

171  Beattie,  William 

172  Douglas,  Robert 

173  Angus,  Andrew 
173  Aitken,  James 
173  Shaw,  William 
173  Falconer,  Thomas 
173  Newlands,  William 

173  Ross,  Colquhoun 

174  Sinclair,  John 

175  Skinner,  George 

176  Smart,  WiUiam 
176  Falconer,  James 
176  Brown,  Robert 
176  M'Kenzie,  John  C. 
176  Murray,  Alexander 

178  Harkess,  James  ;  ho.  179 

179  Chalmers,  Mrs 

180  Police  Office 
183  Napier,  James 
185  Crawford,  James 


Fox  Lane.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

Robertson,  D.,  1  Tontine  bds. 

5  Paxton,  M. 

7  Thomson,  Miss  Jane,  grocer 
9  Black,  George,  grocer 

18  Tripp,  W.,  spirit  dlr  ;  ho.  19 
23  Ferguson,  Fowler 

29  Edinburgh Bojjerie  Co-opera- 
tive Society  {Limited) 

Foxe's  Lane.    3. 

71  St  Andrew  Street,  Leith. 

2  Purdie,  Charles 

3  Peddle,  Mrs 

6  Baillie,  Walter,  &  Son,  wine 

merchants 

Frederick  Street.   6. 

Princes  Street  to  Queen  Street. 
3  Mann's  Parcel  Despatch  Co.; 

John  Henderson,  agent 
3  Potts,  Mrs,  lodgings 
3  Cossar,  G.  (Bank  of  Scotland) 
3  Ross,  Alexander,  lodgings 
5  Ross,  William  S. 
5a  Musgi'ove,  William,  glazier 
5b  Hopper  &  Boyd 

7  Macdonald,  Wm.,  clothier 
7  Stark,  Heniy 

7  iluir,  iirs,  lodgings 
7a  Bell,  A.,  &  Son,  ironmongers 
9  &  11  Robb,  Thomas,  &  Son 
13  Smith,  James  W.,  architect 
13  Dewar,  Francis,  auctioneer 
13  Haig,  John 
13  Crease,  Mrs 
13  Crease,  James  B. 
13  Officer,  WilHam,  S.S.C. 
13  Croley,  Mrs,  staymaker 
13  Christie,  Robert  C. 
13  St  Clair,  J.,  teacher  of  violin 
15  Waterston,  P. ,  machine  agent 
15a  Hannah,  William,  poulterer 
17  Duff,  John,  spirit  merchant 
17a  Downie,  Laird,  k  Laing 

19  M'Dowell,  R.,  baker 
Rose  Street  here 

21  Smith,  J.  D.,  carver  &  gilder 

21  Blind  Asylum  Branch 

23  Falla,  Misses  M.  &  J. 

23  Ritchie,  Wm.,  tobacconist 

25  Gorrie,  Mrs 

25  Hofford,  Mrs 

25  Hofford,  Miss,  milliner 

25  Hofford,  Miss  E. 

25  Brook,  William 

27  Henderson,  Robert,  builder 

27  Field  &  Allan 

27  Drysdale,  Andrew,  builder 

27  Hawley,  William,  tile-layer 

27  Waterston,  James  H. 

29  Lidgatc,  John,  S.S.C. 

29  !Macnaughton,  AVilliam 

29  Douglas,  James 

29  Cameron, Misses,  dressmak'rs 


29  Hunter,  David,  S.S.C. 
29  Gibson,  Thomas,  architect 
29  Brown,  William 
29  Chessar,  Mrs,  lodgings 
29  ilacdouald,  Alexander 
29a  Logan,  John,  watchmaker 
29b  Deans  &  Moore,  coalmasters 
31  Dickson  &  Walker,  glaziers 
33  Tod,  James,  fniiterer 
33  Chessar,  Miss,  di-essmaker 
George  Street  here 

35  Mackenzies  &  Fraser,  W.S. 

35  Lang,  D.,  LL.B.,  advocate 

35  Purves,  Mrs,  lodgings 

35  Brown,  A.  A. 

35  Reid,  William,  fishmonger 

37  ilatson,  Miss 

37  Copland,  R.  T.,  tailor 

37  Purnell,  Henry,  engineer 

39  Mann,  William,  &  Son 
39a  Stewart,  Dun.,  spirit  dealer 

45  Hill,  Thomson,  k  Co. 

45  Cockburn,  Alexander 

45  Stevenson,  Mrs 

45  Dobie,  Miss 

45  Carfrae,  Mrs 

45  Campbell,  Miss 

45  Black,  Edward,  surveyor 

47  Dick,  A.  H.  &  J.,  furriers 

49  Blair,  Andrew,  spirit  mercht. 
Thistle  Street  here 

51  Murray,  George,  grocer 
53  Hollis,  Misses,  milliners 
53  Loewenstein,  Madame 
53  Jolly,  John 

53  CroU,  Mrs 

55  Hislop,  William 

55  Budge  k  Webster,  milliners 
59  Reid,  Robert 

59  Gibson,  Charles 

61  Baxter,  Miss,  dressmaker 

61 A  Hardie,  Wm.,  Sons,  &  Low 
61b  Kerr,  John  F.,  glazier 
63  Manson,  Mrs  J.  B. 
63  Cockburn,  Mrs  H.  D. 

63  Campbell,  Miss,  dressmaker 
65  Innes,  Peter,  plasterer 

65  Wallace,  Walter 

66  Johnston,  Miss  M.,  lodgings 
66  Johnston,  William,  agent 

64  Gardener,  T.,  tea  merchant 
64  Mather,  Miss  E. 

64  Johnston,  Mrs  William 
64  Peacock,  Mrs  Henry 

62  Douglas,  J.  B.,  &  Smith,  W. S. 

60  Nimmo,  Misses,  dressmakers 
60  Bum,  Archd.  [B.  d-  Baillie) 
58  Knox,  William,  LL.D. 

58  Schoolmaster's  Widoivs' Furul 
58  Bertvickshire  Ry.   Co. ;  Jas. 
TurnbiiU,  W.S.,  secretary 
58  Turnbull,  J.  &  J.,  W.S. 

56  Stuart  &  Cheyne,W.S. 

56  Moffatt,  AVm.  L.,  architect 

54  Stewart,  Mrs 
54  Simson,  G.  W. 

54  Simson,  Messrs,  institution 

52  Cotton  &  Finlay,  W.S. 


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GAY 


280 


52  M'^^^lannell,  Peter,  grocer 
Hill  Street  here 

50b  d'Egyille,  G.,  teacli.  of  daue. 

50b  d'Eg^dlle,  Miss,  teacher 

50a  Hope,  iirs,  lodgings 

50a  Cleland,  Misses 

50  Kemp,  E.,  plumber 

50  Niven,  "William  K. 

48  Henderson,  Angus 

46  Wightmau,  John,  &  Sou 

44  Henderson,  John,  builder 

44  Zoblinsky,  F. ,  teacher 

42  Hill,    Eeid,    &    Dnnnmond, 

W.S. 
42  Eeid,  William,  W.S. 
42  Hill,  James  L.,  W.S. 
40  Abrams,  Henry 
40  Blanc,  H.  J. 
40  Saphie,  Madame 
40  Blanc,  Madame 
38  Eoss,  William,  C.A. 
38  Eoss,  J.  &  E.  U.,  W.S. 
36  Fortune,  Miss 
36  Carfrae,  David,  bird-stuffer 
36b  Urquhart,  Alex.,  bootmaker 
36a  Dalziel,  Miss,  fishmonger 

George  Street  here 

34b  Milne,  M.,  bonnet  maker 
34  Webb,  Alexander 
34  Patterson,  W.  G.,  bookseller 
34  M'Innes,  Miss,  staymaker 
32  Muirhead,  Andrew 
30  M'Laren,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 
30  Souyris,  Madam,  dressmaker 
30  Utterston,  Mrs,  stayiuaker 
28  Adamson  &  GuUand,  W.S. 
28  GuUand,  William,  W.S. 
28  Wilson,  Eichard,  C.A. 
28  Noble,  E.  M.,  C.A. 
28  Caledonian  Provident  Invest- 
ment Society 
26  MoncriefF&  Thomson,  C.A. 
26  Moncrieff,  John  Scott,  C.A. 
26  Tiiomson,  Charles  AV.,  C.A. 
26  Murray,  Miss  E.,  dressmaker 
26  Power,"  Michael 
26  Gow,  Jas.  {G.  <f.-  Henderson) 
26  Hannah,  William 
26  Soutter,  James 
24  Wilson,  David,  flesher 
24a  Glen,  George,  upholsterer 
22  Stevenson,  T.  G.,  bookseller 
22  Charters,  John,  victualler 
20  Williams  &  Norgate 
20a  Badenoch,  Alexander 
Rose  Street  here 

18  Paterson,  H.,  bird  dealer 
18  Hearder,  Thos.  B.,  druggist 
18  Paterson,  Adam  C,  surveyor 
18  Livingston,  G.  K.,  S.S.C. 
18  Hunter,  David 
18  Millar,  Alexander 
18  Wilson,  David 
16  Bryden,  John,  &  Sons 
14  Eiddle,  Eobert  Scott 
14  Bruce,  Jas., W.S.(^.<fc/.^.) 
14  Bruce,  A.  &  J.,  AV.S. 
T 


14  ^ irdrie MineralOil Company 

(Limited) 
14  Sime,  John,  accountant 
14  Eenton,  James,  S.S.C. 
12  Eitchie,  James,  clothier 
12  Atlas  Fire  cC-  Life  Co.'s  Office 
12  White,  W.,  woollen  draper 
10  White,  John,  Shetland  hosier 
10  Shetland  Warehouse 

8  Eoss  &  Young 

8  Eobertson,  Gilbert 

8  Kelly,  George  J. 

8  Henderson,  Miss 

8  Crombie,  Alex.,  jun.,  W.S. 

8  Stafford  &  Co. 
6  M'Cuaig,  John 

4  Beattie,  William,  &  Sons 
2  Henry,  Mrs  Edward 
2  Pollock,  Peter,  vet.  surgeon 
2  Hay,  Alexander,  jeweller 

Freer  Street.    10. 

Foimtainbridge  West. 
Waddel,  Andrew,  builder 

Fyfe  Place.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Gardner's  Crescent.  10. 

Jforrison  Street. 

1  Eeid,  Mrs 

2  Macdonald,  Miss 
2  Allan,  Eobert 

2  Eeith,  William 
2  Sinclair,  William 

2  Darg,  James 

3  Sharp,  James 

4  Johnstone,  Miss 
4  Johnstone,  James 
6  Douglas,  Miss 

6  Pater.son,  Thomas  ((?. P.O.) 
6  Mitchell,  Peter 
6  Symonds,  James  "VNHiite 
6  Gilmour,  George 

6  Laurie,  W.  G.  (  Union  Rank) 

7  Smith,  John  K. ,  architect 

9  Stewart,  Daniel 

9  Murdoch,  Thomas 
9  Scott,  A.,  cabinetmaker 
9  M'Kean,  Miss 
9  Gray,  G.  &  W. 

10  Cameron,  Alexander 

11  M 'Gilchrist,  Mrs 

11  Myrtle,  Miss 

12  Gardiner,  James 
12  Duthie,  D.,  writer 
12  Stephens,  Francis  A. 
12  Ferguson,  Mrs 

12  Moir,  George 

13  Kello,  Eichard 

14  Kennedy,  Daniel 

15  Wilson,  John 

15  Simpson,  Eobt.  (R.  &  H.  S.) 

15  Baptie,  Mrs 

16  Drummond,  James 

17  Wiglit,  Eobert 

18  Dick,  John 


18  Edwards,  James 
18  Knight,  W. 

18  Edwards,  William 

19  Gray,  William 

20  M 'Alpine,  Alexander     * 

21  Hogg,  James  Scott 
21  Barr,  Mrs 

21  Eamsay,  William 

21  Taylor,  Eobert  P. 

22  Sanderson,  Thomas 

23  Macphail,  Nicol 

24  Veitch,  ]\Irs  Thomas 
24  Galloway,  Mrs  Jane 

24  Grant,  David 

25  Eoberts,  Thomas,  grocer 
St  David's  Church 

Gayfield  Lane.    2. 

Gayjield  Square. 

Clark,  J.  J. ,  Venetian  blind  mkr. 
Gibb,  Adam  (G.P.O.) 

Gayfield  Place.    2. 

Gayjield  Square. 

1  Johnston,  David 

1  Torre,  Miss  M.  Delia 

1  Torre,  Paul  Delia 

1  Nicoll,  Alexr.,  accountant 

1  Young,  Mrs 

1  Hay,  Alexander 

1  Buchan,  George 

1  Brown,  Eobert 

1  Cranbrook,  Mrs 

1  Smith,  James 

1  NicoU,  Hugh  G.,  dentist 

2  Brown,  Miss 

3  Gray,  James 

3  Gray,  Mrs  Thomas 

3  Gray,  Mrs  James 

3  Gray,  E.  S.  (Leichman  <i- G.) 

3  Harkom,  Joseph 

4  Walcot,  John 

5  Wilson,  Miss 

Gayfield  Square.    2. 

Leith  Walk. 

TurubuU  &  Kay 

1  Vallance,  George 

2  School  for  theRlind:  Gilbert 

Macculloch,  superintndt.  ; 
Mrs  Macculloch,  matron 

3  Scott,  Thomas,  C.A. 

3  Scott,  Thomas,  jun.,  C.A. 

4  Macritchie,  T.  E.,  W.S. 
4  Macritchie,  Miss 

4  Leckie,  Mrs 

5  Dods,  George 
Gayfield  Street  here 

7  Anderson,  Mrs 

7  Anderson,  Eobert  G.,  teacher 

8  Crawford,  Miss 

9  Scott,  Mi-f  es 

10  Wilson,  Eev.  J.  M. 

11  Munn,  David,  Gayfiel(J  house 

12  Newton,  Mrs  C,^pjpjj„.'j£  o 


290 


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GEO 


1 3  De  Maria,  Mrs 
13  Cormack,  Mrs 
13  Mitcliell,  John 
13  Anderson,  R. 
13  Stewart,  Rev.  Hugh 
13  Anderson,  Mrs  Gr. 

13  Fraser,  David 

14  Hall,  Mrs 

15  Wilson,  Mrs  W. 

16  Cunningham,  Peter 

16  Peden,  Mrs 

17  Wallace,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D. 

18  Muir,  William 

18  Temple,  J. 

19  Porteous,  James,  teacher 
19  Gibson,  James 

19  Mitchell,  Mrs 

19  Henderson,  Mrs 

19  Macdonald,  Grant 

19  Wilson,  William,  house  agent 

22  Bell,  James  R. 

22  Marshall,  Mrs 

22  Finlay,  Peter 

22  Sey,  Alexander 

22  Jack,  John 

22  Cross,  William 

23  Alexander,  John 

24  Hardie,  WiUiam 
24  Purdie,  James 
24  MitcheU,  Mrs 
24  Simpson,  David 

24  Stewart,  Mrs  Charles 
24c  Macdonald,  Mrs 

25  Carstairs,  William 
25  Mackay,  David 
25  Rose,  Hugh 

25  Rose,  Hugh,  M.A. 
25  Muirhead,  John 
25  Davidson,  John 

25  Jenkinson,  A. 

26  Snody,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

26  Gibson,  George 

27  Cameron,  Hugh,  teacher 

28  Robertson,  Mrs  D. 
28  Macdonald,  D.  S. 
28  Rooney,  Hugh 

28  M 'Donald,  Mrs 

29  Greig,  Mrs  Andrew 

31  Mowbray,  Thomas,  agent 

31  Henderson,  Capt.  J.,  R.N. 

31  Bruce,  D. 

31  Crawford,  Mrs 

31  Lawson,  Thomas 

31  Gibson,  George,  C.E. 

31  Ryrie,  Miss 

31  Carstairs,  A.  L. 

32  Blackburn,  Mrs 

33  Smart,  James  A. 
33  Spence,  John 
33  Roland,  Henry 


Gayfield  Street.    2. 

Oayfield  Square. 


1  M'Gregor,  John 

2  M 'Parian e,  Peter 
2  Bauchope,  R.  G. 


George  IV.  Bridge.    9. 

1  Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son 

3  Highland  and  Agricultural 

Society  of  Scotland;  F.  N. 

Menzies,  secretary 
3  M'Neill,  AVilliam 
9  Edgar,  Robert 

11  Drysdale  &  Baird,  drapers 

12  Commercial  Advance  Co. 

12  Young,  AVilliam  D.,  &  Co. 

13  Lyon,  Charles  F. 

14  Jamieson,  T.  W.  &  M.  J. 

14  Sutherland,  Alexander 

15  Main,  A.  &  J.,  &  Co. 

16  Russell,  Thomas,  &  Co. 

17  Protestant  Institute  of  Scot. 
17  Scottish  Eformation  Society 
17  EUis,  Robert 
17  M'Intosh,  George 
19  Small,  Gillon,  &  Co. 
21  Ellis,  Thomas,  upholsterer 
23  Wardale,  Thomas 
23  Wardale,  Miss  Mary 
25  Currie  &  Co.,  confectioners 

27  Ritchie,  Mrs,  draper 

28  M 'Cambridge,  P. 
28  Sanderson,  R.,  artist 

28  Duun,  Mrs 

29  Vallance,  J. 

30  Bryson,  John,  watchmaker 

31  Machell,  F. 

32  Caledonian  Railway  Carting 

Office;   Arch.  M'Gregor, 
carting  superintendent 

33  Sinclair  Cooking  Depdt 
35  Blumenreich,  Rev.  John 

35  Gardiner,  J.  Douglas,  S.S.C. 
35  Elliot,  N.,  S.S.C. 
35  AYilson  &  Son 
35  Paterson,  David 
37  Cameron,  Richard 
39  Richardson, Isaac,  hatmanuf. 
Augustine  Church 

44  Robertson,  D.  &  J. 

45  Macadam,  Anstr.,  clothier 

46  Liddle,  James,  victual  dealer 

47  Vallance,  J. 
47  Scott,  Richard 

47  Orr,  S.  K.,  insurance  agent 

47  Peddie,  James,  missionary 

48  Simpson,  Alexander 

49  Mackenzie,  J.,  chemist 

50  Street,  George,  auctioneer 
61  Cathie,  N.,  clothier 

52  Donaldson,  James  F. 

53  Drummond,  James,  account. 
53  Drummond,  Peter 

53  Macrae,  John,  C.E. 

53  Hunter,  Thomas  M.,  teacher 

53  Cribbes,  Peter 

53  Edington,  Mrs  D. 

54  M 'Donald,  Donald 

55  Cousland,  David,  &  Co. 
Davidson,  Archibald,  sheriff 

of  ]\Iidlothian 
Campbell,  James,  sheriff-sub- 
stitute 


Hallard,   Frederick,    sheriff- 
substitute 
Hamilton,    Hubert,    sheriff- 
substitute 
Stuart,  Robert  L.,  procurator- 
fiscal 
Connell,     James,     assistant 

procurator-fiscal 
Maitland,  Kenmure,  sheriff- 
clerk 
c^   Whitten,    John    C,    depute 
t^        sheriff- clerk 
s    Porteous,    William,    depute 
O       sheriff- clerk 
^  Usher,  Thomas 
S    Grady,  John,  senior,  sheriff- 
!^       officer 

Murray,  Abijah,  sheriff- officer 
Ferguson,     George,    sheriff- 
officer 
Ford,  James,  sheriff-officer 
Falconer,  Alexander,  sheriff- 
officer 
Grady,  John,  junior,  sheriff- 
officer 
Richardson,   Robert,  sheriff- 
officer 
Solicitors  -  at  -  Law    Society 

Hall 
Kerr,  James,  house  officer 


George  Place. 

See  Leith  Walk 


2. 


11. 


George  Square. 

2  Black,  Mrs 

3  Wielobycki,  Dr.  D. 

4  Lindsay,  George 

6  Crease,  William 

7  Anderson,  Misses 

8  Lyon,  William 

9  Gordon,  David,  M.D. 

10  Cormack,  Alexander 

11  Barbour,  G.  F.,  of  Bonskeid 

12  Melvin,  James 

13  Paul,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 

14  Moncrieff,  Rev.  W.  S. 

15  Tweedie,  Mrs 

16  Paton,  Waller  H.,  R.S.A. 

17  MacGregor,  Rev.  James,  D.D. 

18  Hislop,  "Robert 

19  Sadler,  W. 

20  Dymock,  James  R. 

21  Court,  John,  S.S.C. 

23  Fraser,  J.,  M.D.  and  C.B. 
23a  Ormiston,  Ebenezer 
23b  Brewis,  Thomas 

24  Moncrieff,  David  Scott 

25  Cameron,  P.  (/.  <fc  P.  C.) 

26  Mackay,     Mrs     J.     A.,    of 

Blackcastle 

27  Aitken,  A.  (Marshall  ds  A.) 

28  Torrance,  Mrs  G.  M'Mikin, 

of  Threave 

29  Anderson,  James 
George  Square  lane 
Miller,  James,  coach-hii'er 

30  Raleigh,  Samuel 

31  Cheape,  Miss 


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291 


33  Paton,  Sir  J.  ISToel,  Knight, 

E.S.A. 
35  Lawson,  Charles,  of  Borth- 

wiokhall 

35  Lawson,  Charles,  junior 

36  Xewton,  Mrs  Hay,  senior 

37  SjTn,  Mrs 

38  Mackay,  Mrs 

39  Thomson,  Alexander  B. 
39  BeU,  Eev.  TVilHam,  M.A. 
39  Armoin-,  ilrs  H. 

39  "Whittet,  John 

39  Duncan,  Mrs 

40  Alexander,  Mrs 
40b  M'Caskill,  Miss 
40b  Thyne,  James 

41  Lillie,  Joseph 

42  Kev,  Thomas 

43  Macleod,  Mrs 

43  Macleod,  TV.  B.,  dentist 

44  Parker,  John  (Liland  Bev.) 

45  Harvie,  Miss 
45  Moffat,  Miss 

45  Learock,  Mrs  C. 
45  SandUands,  Eobert 

45  Houlden,  Thomas 

46  Harvey,  Thomas 

47  Ziegler,  WilUam,  M.D. 

47  Ziegler,  John 

48  Moir,  P.,  M.D. 

49  Tm-nbull,  John,  W.S. 

50  Begg,  Eev.  James,  D.D. 

51  Balfour,    T.    A.    G.,    M.D., 

■p    Ti     p    p    P 

52  Geddes,  Colonel  Wm.,  C.B. 

53  Faii'baim,  Mrs 

54  Ferguson,  ^Irs  James 

54  Craigie,  James 

55  Lewis,  James 

56  Lowe,  John,  M.D.,  E.C.S. 

57  Peddle,  Eev.  William,  D.D. 

58  Bii-d,  Thomas 

59  MiUer,  WiUiam,  S.S.C. 

60  Donald,  John 


George  Street.    6. 

1  Peddle,  Donald  3.,  C.A. 

1  Blair,  Hugh,  jun.,  C.A. 

1  Archibald,  John 

1  Eutherford,  Miss 

3  &  5  Standard  Life  Assur- 
ance Company  :  Thomas 
Eobertson,  secy.  ;  D.  C. 
Gregor,  secy.,  Colonial  De- 
partment 

3  Tait,  James,  clerk 

3  Tait,  Mrs  James 

3  Tait,  Mrs  John  H. 

3  "WyUie,  Eobertson 

7  Forbes,  Peter,  &  Co.,  wine 
merchants 

7  Chiene,  G.  T.,  C.A. 

7  Atlas  Insurance  Company 

7  Steele,  William,  S.S.C. 

7  Guarantee  Society 

7  Bickerton,  George 

7  Hxmter,  James 


7  Tullis,E.,&Co.,papermaki-s. 
9  &  11  ■Wnmook,  E.,  &  Co. 
9  Cairnie,  John 
11  A^livtoek,     Alexander     (R. 

W.  d.'  Co.) 
13  Boyal  Fire  and  Life  Insur- 
ance Company  :   J.  Milli- 


37  Drysdale,  Andrew,  biiilder 

37  Livingstoue,  J.,  &  Co. 

37  Blair,  Eobert,  confectioner 

39  Dalziel,  Miss 

39a  Matheson,  A.,  &  Co. 

41  Kirk,  Miss,  outfitter 

41  Butters,  L. ,  seal  engraver 


gan,  local  manager ;  A.  J.  1 41  Xicoll,  W.  S. ,  dentist 


Laing,  surveyor 
13  MiUigan,  J.  kJ.,  W.S. 
13  Milligan,    John   S.,    S.S.C. 

and  X.P. 
13  Milligan,  James,  S.S.C. 
13  MiUigan,  John,  W.S. 
13  Laing,  Andrew  J. 
13  Hendereon,  George 


41 A  Hamilton,  John,  k  Son 
41 A  Marshall,  J.  &W., jewellers 
43  Blackwood,  T.  k  J. 
43  Danskin,  Geo.,  music  teacher 
43a  Anderson,  Eobert,  architect 
43a  Millar,  Mrs,  artiste  in  hair 
45a  Pringle,  Mrs  Thomas 
45  Pendi'igh,  William 


13  Paton,  Thos.,  &  Son,  printers  45  Blackwood,  William,  &  Sons 
13  Children's  Missionary  Record  47  Scottish     Union    Assurance 


{E.  C. )  publishing  office 
St  Andrew's  Church 
15  Xisbet,  John,  painter 
15  Anderson.  William,  &  Sons 


Office ;    George     Eamsay, 
manager ;     James    Barlas, 
sec.  ;  James  Bryson,  iusp. 
49  Wood  k  Co. ,  music  saloon 
15  Xisbet,  PoUok  Sinclair,  artist' 51  Lj-on  &  Tui'ubull,  auctioneers 
17  Scottish  Imperial  Insurance  oZ  Sim,   Misses  A.   k  J.,  wool 
Co.  ;    Charles      Christie,  ■  warehouse 

manager  ^53  Murraj'  &  Hunt,  W.S. 

17  Smith,  E.,  surveyor  ,53  Hunt,  J.  (J/,  d:  H.),  W.S. 

17  Beveridge,  Andrew,  S.S.C.     :53  Graham,  Thomas 
19  Caledonian    Fire   ami    Life  53  Eobertson,  Jilrs  Da-^-id 
Insurance  Company ;  Geo.  55  Minto,  Mrs,  milliner 
H.  Fairbaini,  secretary       55  Bryden,  W.,  &  Son 
21  Edinburgh        Co  -  operative  ■  55  Bell,  Mrs,  shoe  warehouse 

Building  Company  ,55  Lawson,  Jas.,  regi-.  forservs. 

21  Tui-nbuU  &;  Spears,  printers    55  Canal  Coal  Company 
21  Phillips.  William,  painter     ,57  &61  Cruickshank,  A.,  &Sons 


21  Finlavson,  Daniel,  k  Son 
23  k  17' St  George's  hotel ;  A. 
j\I.  Lachau,  proprietor 

28  Dobie,  George,  painter 
23b  Christie  &  Smith 

25  Gowans  &  Goodlet  | 

25  Allan,  John,  clothier 
25  Hay,  Mrs,  outfit  rooms 
27  Paterson  &  Sons 
27  Paterson,  E.  Eoy 

29  Clydesdale    Banking     Co.  : 

James  GreenhiU,  manager ; 
And.  Eankine,  accountant 
29  Lowe,  John 


59  Trotter,  iliss 

59  Smith,  Adam  Gillies,  C.A. 

59  Trotter,  Alexander,  teacher 

61  Foulis,  David,  ironmonger 

63  Lindsay  &  Paterson,  W.S. 

63  Hall,  George,  S.S.C. 

63  Muii'head,  C,  wine  mercht. 

65  Campbell  k  Co. ,  lace  merchts. 

65a  Cay  &  Black,  agents 

65a  Black,  John 

67  Crown  Life  Assurance  Com- 
pany;  H.  W.  Comillon, 
S.S.C,  secretary 

67  Boyal  Association  for  Pro- 
motion of  Fine  Arts  inScot. 


29  Manson,  Magnus,  messenger 

31  Scottish  Fire  Insurance  C'o.|  67  Montignani,  W.  E. 

(Limited);  J.  E.  Carphiu,  |69  Webster,  John,  bird  dealer 


69  Forrest,  Jas.,  trunk  manufr. 
69b  Blanc,  Madame,  et  Fils 
69  Drew,  Miss,  toy  bazaar 

Frederick  Street  here 


71  Sutherland,  Alex.,  stationer 


C.A. ,  manager 
31  Carphin,  J.  E.,  C.A. 

Hanover  Street  here 

33  Keddie,  John,  bootmaker 

33  Salomon,  Madame  H. 

33  Mun-ay  &  Hogg,  clothiers 

35  Walker,  James,  linen  di-aper|73  Boule,  George  T. 

35  Eobertson,  J.,  &  Co.  ]73  Gjmee  &  Co.,  agents 

37  Society  for    Promoting    theuZ  Mozzi,  Mrs,  milliner 

Employment  of   Women ;\7i  Thwaites,  W.  K,  S.S.C. 

Miss  Blj-th,  secretary  73  ScrjTngeour,  H.,  upholstery 

37  Northern  Counties  Fire  Office\  rooms 

37  Barrie,  Geo.,  writer  and  X.P.  1 73  Orrock,  Miss,  lodgings 
37  Thomas,  Evan  75  County  Fire   and  Provident 

37  Stephenson,  J.  B.,  chemist    |  Life  Office;  John   Bryce, 

37  Pradel,  JIadam  '  manager 


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75  EeidBrs.  &  Co. ,  wine  iners. 
77  Scottish  Covimercial  Insur- 
ance Co. ;  Clias.  Prentice, 
C.A.,  secretary 

77  Sonierville,  James,  S.S.C. 

77  Eae,  Donald,  writer 

77  Deans,  J.  C,  M.A.,  S.S.C. 

77  Prentice,  Charles,  C.A. 

77  Kilgour,  John,  surveyor 

77  Bonuar  &  Carfrae,  painters 
and  decorators 

79  Smith,  J.  &  G.,  auctioneers 

79  Commercial  Union  Assur- 
ance Company 

79  Weir,  Thomas  F.,  S.S.C. 

79  Penicuik  Railway  Co.  ; 
T.  F.  Weir,  S.S.C.,  secre- 
tary 

79  Mitchell,  Rt.,  lithographer 

79  Lothian,  Peter,  photogr. 

79  Thomson,  J.,  confectioner 

81  Seton  k  Mackenzie 

81 A  Gillespie,  John,  W.S. 

81a  Gillespie  &  Paterson,  W.S. 

81 A  Paterson,  Thomas,  W.S. 

8lA  Leyde,  Otto  T. 

S3  Lowe,  George  and  Mrs 

83  Grieve,  Robert,  &  Co. 

85  Gray,  J.,  &  Son,  ironmongs. 

85  Forsyth,  Miss,  milliner 

87  Alexander,  Mrs,  &  Co. 

87  Porteous,  William 

87  JNLarshall  &  Sons,  jewellers 

89  Doig,  M'Kechnie,  &  Davies 

89  MacGibbon,  D.,  architect 

91  Northern  Club 

93  Melrose,  Andrew,  &  Co. 

93a  Knott,  Tavernor 

93a  Reid,  William 

93a  Moxon,  John,  painter 

95  Insurance  Co.  of  Scotland 
Alex.  Duncan,  manager 

95  Alliance  British  dj  Foreign 
Life  and  Fire  Assurance 
Co.;  A.  Duncan,  manager 

95  Soutter,  John 

95a  Chantrelle,  M.  E.,  B.A. 

97  Hutchison,  John,  sculptor 

97  Simpson,  Stoddart,  k  Co. 

9  9a  Bank  of  Scotland's  Branch; 
Charles  Bruce,  agent 

99  Lorimer  &  Young,  C.E. 

99  Paris,  John,  architect 

99  Laurie,  Thomas,  accountant 

99  Lorimer,  John  C,  advocate 
101  Mortimer,  J.,  &  Co.,  tailors 
101  Merrilees,  F.,  dentist 
103  Kiichler,  H.,  professor 
103  Smith,  Miss 
103  Barr,  Robert 
105  ]\Iacrae  &  Cameron,  clothiers 
107  Raeburn,  J.  S.,  hosier 
107  Sheppard,  James,  painter 

Castle  Street  here 

109  Greensmith,  Wm.,  k  Son 
109a  Scott,  William,  bootmaker 
113  Orjihoot,  Peter,  M.D. 
113  Orphoot,  T.  H.,  advocate 


115  Lamb,  Misses,  milliners 

117  Ferguson,  George,  perfumer 

117  Ferguson,  Jas.,  hairdresser 

117  Vueghs,  Louis 

117  Bell,  John 

117  Royal  Scot.  Society  of  Arts 

117  Medico  -  Chiruryical        So- 

ciety's Hall 
119  Pharmaceutical  Society 
119  Mackay,  John,  druggist 
119a  St  George's  Hall 
119a  Sanders,  Miss 
119a  Maughan,  Miss 
121  Croall,  Peter,  &  Sons 
121  Stewart  &  Rae,  plumbers 

121  Nichol,  Misses,  dressmakers 

123  Watson,  H.  G. 

125  Skelton,  John,  advocate 
125  Walker,  William  S. 

125  Board  of  Supervision  for 

Relief  of  Poor 
127  Fairbairn,  Miss  Lsa. 

127  Davidson  k  Reid 
127b  Clark,  H.  E. 

129  Weir,  R.  M.  RoUand,  k  Co. 

131  Bryce,  David,  architect 
133  Sinclair,  Alexander 

133  Sinclair,  Miss,  of  Ulbster 
135  Blyth,  B.  &  E.,  civil  engrs. 
135  Cunningham,  George,  C.E. 

135  Robertson,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 

137  Hart,  Mrs,  lodgings 
139  Allan,  Mr.s,  staymaker 
139  Muir,  James 
141  Murray  k  Falconer,  W.S 
141  MiUTay,  Anthony 

141  Imp)erial    Fire     and     Life 

Assurance  Office 

143  ]\Ienelaws  k  Co.,  wine  mer 

chants 
146  Wilson,  James,  butcher 

144  Soniervail,  Alexander 

142  Rutherford  k  Son 

138  &  140  Kerr,   Wm.,  private 

hotel 

136  Corner,  John 
136  Rothfeld,  Louis 

134  Webster,  Mrs,  lodgings 

132  JMillan  k  Co.,  clothiers 
132  Steell,  G.,  portrait  painter 
132  Goodsir,  Thomas 

132  M'Lcan,  Robert  F.,  writer 
132  Brown,  William  Beattie 
132  Wallace  k  Brown,  Misses 

130  Wood,  James,  bookseller 
130  Wood,  Miss,  lodgings 

128  Woodhall  Estate  Co.  (Lim. 
128  Pearson,  Chas.  k  D.,  C.A. 
128  Pearson,  C.  J.,  advocate 
128  Chartered  Mercantile  Bank 

of  India,    London,    and 
China 

126  Malcolm,  Robert  B.,  M.D. 

124  Sinclair,  Miss 

122  &  120  Veitch,  James,  hotel 

118  Jockel,  C,  Berlin  warehouse 
118  Cuthbert,  Miss  E. 
116  Hamilton  k  Miiller 
116  Familton,  D.  k  T. 


114  Ross  k  Pringle,  photogi-s. 

114  Thomson,  Lockliart,  S.S.C. 

114  White,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

112  Blyth,  Yule,  k  Co. 

110  Melville,  James  M.,  W.S. 

110  Melville  k  Lindesay,  W.S. 

110  Mitchell,  James 

108  Buist,  Thomas 

108  Currie,  Thomas 

108  Tait,  Miss 

108  Glen,  George 

106  Anderson,  John,  &  Son 

Castle  Street  here 

104  Clow,  William,  clothier 
102  Rutherford,     Wm.,    M.D., 

C.B. 
1 02  James,  J. ,  &  Son,  bootmakers 
102  Brash,  Miss,  lodgings 
100  Scott,  Miss,  dressmaker 
100  Hamilton,  Wm.,  bootmaker 
100b  Hamilton,  John,  painter 

98  Hepburn,  James,  carver 

98  Grand  Lodge  of  Scotland  ; 
Alexander  James  Stewart, 
W.S.,  grand  secretary 

98  Union  Assurance  Office; 
John  Laurie,  agent 

98  Stewart,  Alex.  James,  W.S. 

98a  Healy,  Helen,  shoemaker 

96  Douglas  k  Mason 

96  Macfarlane,  Miss  E. 

94  Mein,  A. 

92  Simpson,  Miss,  milliner 

90  Graham  k  Reith,  painters 

90  Henry,  Thomas 

88  Austin,  ]\Irs 

86  Fulton,  A.,  saddler 

86  Mitchell  k  Heriot 

86  Caw,  James,  artist 

86  Mortimer  k  Son,  gunmakers 

84  Northern Lightliouse Office: 
A.  Cuniugham,  secretary 

84  Stevenson,  D.  k  T. 

84  Law,  Philip 

82  Browne,  Miss  E. 

80  Fowler,  James,  tailor 

80  Rosa,  George,  surgeon 

80  Edwards,  George  S. 

78  Bouch,  Thos.,  civil  engineer 

78  Morison&  Co.,  upholsterers 

76  Paterson  k  Forman,  C.A. 

76  Forman,  Robert 

76  Heritable  Securities  Invest- 
ment Association 

76  Experience  Investment  So- 
ciety 

76  Paterson,  Andrew 

74  Aitchison,  Thos.  S.,  dentist 

74  Robb,  Tliomas 

74  Sainton,  P. 

74  Milne,  David,  S.S.C. 

72  Leslie,  J. &  A.,  civil engineeis 

72  Sim,  William,  wool  wareho. 

Frederick  Street  here 

70a  Gray,  James,  outfitter 
70  Fei-rier,  Gilbert,  stationer 
63  Queen  Inmrancc  Company 


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68  Accident  Insurance  Co.;  Js. 
W.  Wordie,  S.S.C,  agent 
68  Kinlocli,  Mrs,  lodgings 
68  Alexander,  Mrs,  lodgings 
68  Torrop,  Christoijlier 
68  Eeston,  Miss  J. ,  fringe  maker 
66a  Sanderson,  M.,  bird-stuffer 
66  Cleglioi-n,  Miss  Jane,  Berlin 

and  fancy  warelionse 
64a  Sibbald,  J.  (/.  S.  c£-  Sons) 
64  Sibbald,    J.,    &    Sons,    iron- 
mongers 
62  Lindsay,  William,  cooper 
62   Union    Bank    of    Scotland 

Sub-office 
62  Miu-rav,  Robt.  R.  ( U.  Bank) 
62  Craig, "W.  L.  (Union  Bank) 
62  Robertson,  Thos.  R.,  W.S. 
62  Robertson,     John,    &     Co., 

stockbrokers 
62  Robertson,  John  H. 
62  Shiells,  R.  Thornton,  arch'ct 
62  Brunton,  W.  N.,  surveyor 
60  M'Dowell,  Rob., confectioner 
58  Gardner  &  Ainslie,  chemists 
56  Colonial  Assurance    Corpo- 
ration {Limited)  ;   Robert 
Welsh,  secretary 
56  Welsh,  Alexander 
56  Forsyth,  Miss 
56  Forsyth,  iliss  R. 
56  Lawrie,  Andrew 
56  Wright,  Miss,  corset  maker 
56  Knox,  John 
56  Rov,  William  G.,  S.S.C. 
56  Martin,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 
54  Mui'ray,  James 
54  Assembly  Rooms 
54  Music  Hall 
54  Veitch,  W. ,  cabinetmaker 
54  Pendrigh,  W. ,  linen  wareho. 
52  Dnimmond  Brothers 
50  Gillies,  Robertson  (G.  Bros. ) 
50  Masterton,  John,  surveyor 
50  Blair,  Robert 
50  Brown,  William 
50  Dalrymple,  Mrs 
50  M'Connell,  C,  embroiderer 
50  Jameson,  IVIrs  John 
50  Jameson,  Jas.,  photographer 
50  Jameson,  Andrew,  painter 
50  M'Glashan,     Misses,     dress 

makers 
48  Stirling,  Miss  Jane,  perfumer 
46  Allan,  William,  painter 
46  Tavendale,  Robert 
46  Macnair,  Alex.,  accountant 
46  Murray,  David,  C.A. 
46  City  of  Edinburgh  Roads  and 
Streets  Trust 
County  Prison  Board 
44  Millidge,  MissK.  M.,  milliner 
44  Steedman,  Henry,  bookbndr. 
42  Ballantine,  James,  &  Son 
42  Bell,  Mrs  James,  stationer 
42  Macvicar  &  Winks 
40  Stephenson,  John  B. ,  chemist 
38  Small  &  Son,  bird-stuffers 
38  Clark,  T.  &  T.,  booksellers 


36  Christie,  Mrs  Thos.,  teacher 

36  Mossman,  William,  sculptor 

36  Ferguson,  Walter,  artist 

36  Davidson,  Miss 

36  Dixson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

32  &  34  Gillies  Brothers 

30  M'Gregor,  Robertson,  &  Co. 

Hanover  Street  here 

28  Gibb,  A. ,  umbrella  manufac. 

26  White  &  Eagle,  engravers 

26  Conochie,  W.  B.,  agent  for 
Roberts  Brothers  &  Co. 

26  Hamilton,  Miss 

26  Braidwood,  Jas.,  bookseller 

26  Gemmell,  William 

26  Proud,  Peter 

24  TheEdin.  Suhscrip. Library  ; 
Geo.  M'Whea,  librarian 

24  Coyne,  R.  A.  F.  A.,  C.E. 

24  Cmickshanks,  F. 

24  Nesbitt,  John 

24  Buchanan,  John,  survej'or 

24  Yelland,  John,  junior 

22  Edinburgh  Life  Assurance 
Company;  D.  Maclagan, 
manager  ;  John  Craig, 
secretary 

20  Wright,  P.  k  R.,  manufrs. 

20  Dick,  Mrs  J. 

18  Dowell,  Alexr.,  auctioneer 

16  Christie,  J.,  k  Son,  clothiers 

16  Wright,  P.  k  R. 

16  Sinie,  P.  W. 

16  Baxter,  Mrs  P. 

14  Russell  &  Nicolson,  C.S. 

14  Fleming,  John 

14  Balfour  &  Co.,  wine  merchts. 

14  M'Kenzie,  Alexr.  Kincaid 

14  Commercicd  Bank  of  Scot- 
land ;  Alexander  Kincaid 
Mackenzie,  manage]- 

12a  Denham&  Comb,  upholstrs. 

12  AVaterston,  D.,  &  Son,  drapers 

10  Crawford,  John  Knox,  S.S.C. 

10  City  Improvement  Trust 

10  Sturrock,  John,  N.P. 

10  Hislop,  Hy.  W.,  stockbroker 

10  Lee,  J.  B.  W.,  S.S.C. 

10  Hand -in -Hand  Fire  and 
Life  Insurance  Company 

10  Smart,  Robert 

10  Star  Life  Assurance 

10  Livingston,  John 

10  Robertson,  Charles 

10  Leighton,  Alexander 

10  Scott,  J.  &  T.,  upholsterers 
8  Edin.  and  Leith  Gas  Co.  ; 

Norman  Spence,  treasurer 
8  Rausch  k  M'Caul 
6  Holtum  &  Welsh,  clothiers 
6  Gall  &  Inglis,  booksellers 
4  Adamson,  John,  auctioneer 
4  Wilson,  Charles,  W.S. 
4  Bennett  &  Kennedy 
4  Renton&Gray,  S.S.C. 
4   U.  K.  Provident  Institution 
4  Woore,  Henry,  agent 
2  Macgi'egor,  Malcolm 


2  Sang,  Edward,  C.E.,  Acting 
2htrkish  Vice-Consul 

George  Street,  Leith.  5. 

^''orfh  Fort  Street. 
Cameron,  John 
2  Newton,  John 
2  Coghill,  Miss  J. 
2  Jamieson,  Thomas 

2  Gordon,  James 

3  Laing,  Thomas 

Gibb's  Entry.    12. 

Nicolson  Street. 
3  M 'Donald,    Andrew,    spirit 

merchant 
9  Henderson,  Mrs 

13  Lees,  Robert 

10  Connolly,  John,  spirit  mere. 

Gibson  Street.    2. 
■  Broughton  Road. 
3  Traill,  Adam  C. 
3  Turnbull,  George 
3  Livingstone,  Robert 
3  Knox,  James 
5  Doughtie,  Robert 
9  Lindsay,  James 
9  Whyte,  John 

Gilford  Park.    11. 

Buccleuch  Street. 

1  Ferguson,  Mrs  R. 

2  Thom,  Archd.,  slater,  etc. 
5  Begbie,  Peter,  tinsmith 

15  Davidson,  James 

21  Plimer,  A.,  builder 

22  Robertson,  Robert 
20  Halliday,  George 

14  Wright,  George 

12  Thomson,  Robert,  cooper 

Giles  Street.    3. 

Kirkgate. 
9  Duff,  John 

14  Notman,  D. 

15  Warrick  &  Sons,  spirit  mers. 
20  Hetherington,  P.,  shoemaker 
25  Gardner,  Mrs  E. ,  leather  mer.' 
24  &  26  Thomson,  D.  D.,  &  Co. 
27   Luke,  Robert,  spirit  mercht. 

35  Young,  James,  dairyman 

36  Webster,  Alexander 

37  Low,  Robertson,  &  Co. 

Vinegar  Close. 
27  Davie,  Thos.,  spirit  dlr. 

39  Scott,  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer 

40  Guthrie,  Thomas,  gi-ocer 

41  Smith,  Alexander,  grocer 

42  Murphy,  John,  spirit  dealer 

43  ]\Iitchell,  James 

44  Barrie,  George,  grocer 

45  Martin,  Peter,  spirit  dealer 
47  Sweene_y,  J.,  grocer 

51   Cowe,  Henry,  fishcurer 


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51a  Clarke,  Owen 

52  Gilchrist,  Jn.,  spirit  dealer 

67  Penman,  John,  baker 

67  Lockhart,  John 

68  Robertson,  Alexander 

71  Barry,  J. ,  china  merchant 

73  Morrison,  Robt. ,  grocer,  etc. 

74  M'Guire,  Charles 

Horse  Wynd. 
5  M'Intosh,  Wm.  Smith 
10  M'Clnskey,  Thomas 

75  Naysmith,  John,  baker 
77  Henry,  John 

79  Barrie,  Henry,  grocer 
85  Patterson,  Alexander 
94,  95,  96,  and   97   M'Intosh 

Brothers,  merchants 
103  Anderson,  R.  &  R. 

106  Green,  Miss 

107  Green,  Geo.,  fish  merchant 

108  Hay,  Arch.,  spirit  mercht. 

109  Lonie,  J.,  contractor 

110  M 'Queen,  David 

111  Carstairs  &  Robertson 

Gillespie  Crescent.    13. 

Leven  Street. 
1  Drnmniond,  David 
1  Coghlan,  Miss  Frances 
1  M'lntyre,  James 

1  Anderson,  Charles  G. 

2  Sutherland,  Mrs 

3  Wanlass,  George 

4  Barbonr,  James 

4  M'Rae,  Duncan 

5  Anderson,  Adam,  &  Son 

6  Kerr,  George 

9  Dobie,  Alexander 
10  Robertson,  Andrew 
10  Smith,  Peter 

12  Brown,  William 

13  Moir,  Mrs  Ellen 
13  Crowe,  Mrs 

16  Wright,  Robert  P. 
16  Black,  John 
19  Forrest,  James 

19  Clunas,  David 

20  Erslvine,  George 
25  Alexander,  John 
25  Crow,  Thomas 
25  Brechin,  R.  M. 
34  Smith,  Robert 
34  M'Pake,  John 

39  Berry,  R.  &  A. 

40  Berry,  Alexander 
40  Greig,  J. 

Gillespie  Place.    13. 

Leven  Street. 

1  Gray,  Adam 

2  Black,  John 

3  Constable,  Joseph 
3  Malcolm,  John 

3  Wyllie,  Misses  M.  &  C. 
3  Logan,  William  F. 

3  Ross,  Mrs 

4  Shillinglaw  &  Co. 

5  Nisbct,  Thomas 


6  Weston,  Samuel 

7  Lynch,  Thomas 

7  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

8  Couston,  Miss 

9  Galbraith  &  Black 

10  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

Gillespie  Street,    13. 

Sec  GUmore  Place. 

Gilniore  Park.    10. 

See  Fountainhridge. 

Gilmore  Place.    13. 

Home  Street. 
1  Fairley,  James,  grocer 
3  Thomson,  James 
5  Peacock,  Andrew 
7  M'Murtrie,  Thomas 
9  Fairley,  James 

11  Menzies,  Misses 
13  Mann,  Edmund 
15  Dewar,  James 
19  Stott,  Joseph  E. 
19  Laing,  George 

21  Burn,  John  {O.  B.  &  Son) 

23  Herdman,  Mrs 

25  M'lntyre,  Mrs  John 

27  Dunlop,  Miss 

29  Thomson,  Mrs  Archibald 

2  Ross,  A.  Ellison 

3  Cheyne,  Rev.  P. 
•*j    5  Jackson,  Mrs 

1^    5  Williamson,  James 
sS    6  Stewart,  Mrs  David 

S    7  Weir,  Mrs 

1    8  Miller,  Hugh  {Ball  db  M.) 
tq    9  Dowie,  Mrs 

10  Crowe,  J.  D. 

11  Wilson,  J.  ( Turnhidl  cfc  W. ) 
31  Wilson,  James,  Clarkville 
33  Lees,  D.  T.,  S.S.C. 

35  Swanston,  Thomas 
37  Grey,  John 

39  Stott,  J.  H.  (./.  H.  S.  <b  Son) 
41  Bell,  Peter 

43  &  45  Little  Sisters  of  the  Poor 
49  Cameron,  Mrs 
49  Young,  Miss  M. 
.    1  Blake,  William 

I    1  Elgin,  D.  {K  d;  M'Pake) 

I    2  Bow,  Miss 

j^j    3  Watson,  Miss 

a,  4  Cameron,  John 

§   5  Moffat,  Andrew 
^    6  Leggat,  James 
6  Leggat,  ]\Iiss 

^    1  Fleming,  James 

g    2  Miller,  Geo.  ( T.  M.  ,h  Sons) 
Q^   2  Miller,  Rev.  James  N. 

^    2  MiUer,  E.  {T.  M.  d-  Sons) 

g    3  Stevenson,  Alexander 
I    4  M'Ewen,  John 
^    5  Yelland,  John 

I;    6  Henderson,  David 

1;  7  Russell,  Miss  ' 
b    8  Taylor,  Miss 
G7  Blair,  C!harlcs 


69  Ritchie,  T.  {R.  &  Co.) 

71  Stanhouse,  William 

73  Drew,  John  (Z>.  A;  Burnett) 

75  Reid,  AViUiam 

77  KiiTuan,  Mi\s  Wm.,  coach- 

hirer 

79  Briggs,  William  M. 

81  MundeU,  Charles 

83  Eraser,  Simon 

85  Gorrie,  William 
87  Thomson,  Miss  C. 

89  Paul,  A.  {Willde  d;  P.) 

91  Hogg,  Geo.  G.  (//.££•  ira//;er) 
93  Scott,  Mrs  Alexander 

93  Ingram,  Mrs 

95  Wilson,  James  M. 

97  Lugton,  Thomas 
99  Duncan,  William 

118  Clunas,  Alex.,  builder 

114  Gordon,  Mrs  G. 

106  Ritchie,  James 

106  Laurie,  C. 

106  Maxton,  Andrew 

106  Lowe,  D. 

106  Livingstone,  Matthew 

102  Muirhead,  Miss 

102  Knott,  Mrs 

102  Ross,  Alexander  F. 

102  Millar,  John 

100  White,  John 

100  Liddell,  John 

100  Hewison,  William 

98  Keith,  David 

96  Ridpath,  John 

92  Taylor,  Rev.  Andrew 

90  Glen,  George 
90  Rogers,  George 
88a  Tait,  John  C. 
88a  Tait,  Mrs 

86  Irvine,  John 

84  Falkner,  Mrs  J.  P. 

82  Harris,  I.  B. 
Morrison,  P.,  3d  bridge 

80  Millons,  Mrs  George 

78  MacNab,  James 

76  Macreadie,  Robert 

74  Snowdon,  Walter 

72  Weir,  Mrs  R.  Dundas 

70  Ferguson,  Walter 

66  Hart,  Francis,  teacher 

62  Kennedy,  Rev.  Ebenezer 

60  Ogilvie,  Rev.  Duncan,  D.D. 

58  Webster,  James 

66  Mann,  Wm.  (M.  d-  Son) 

54  Matheson,  Miss 

52  Shaw,  James 

52  Shaw,  Robert  B. 

50  Floclvhart,  Henry 

~.j  1  Scott,  Charles,  ^v^iter 

°^  1  M'Gill,  William 

I  1  Bishop,  Mrs 

g  2  Leckie,  Josejih,  jun. 

^  2  Leckie,  Joseph 

Kirman,  Mrs  William 

^        Alexander  &  Tru'ner 

o  3  Millar,  JMiss 

"^       Gavin,  Goalen,  &  HalHday 

48  Lambert,  Miss 


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46  Dnimmoud,  Eev.  Robert  B. 

44  Page,  David,  LL.D. 

42  Bogiie,  Miss 

40  Wilkie,  John 

38  Elliot,  Miss 

36  Bruce,  Rev.  William,  D.D. 

34  Bui-n,  Miss 

32  Tasker,  Rev.  William 

30  Schaw,  Mrs 

28  Bisset,  Archibald 

26  Stewart,  Miss  C. 

24  Hill,  Miss 

22  Alexander,  Rev.  J.  S. 

20  Cox,  Lieut.  -Colonel  J.  H. 
18  Dewai',  John  X. 

16  Peacock,  Thomas  B. 
14  Moncrieff,  Mrs  A.  P.  Scott 
12  Ritchie,  John  S.,  accoimtant 
8  Hagart,  T.  C. 

6  Shearer  &  Son 
6a  Elgin  &  M'Pake 

4  Henderson,  John 

2  Smythe,  Mrs 

Gilmore  Street.    8. 

Macdovxill  Street. 
1  Denholm,  James,  lastmaker 

5  Wharton,  Mrs,  lish  merchant 
10  M'CoiTuack,  Mrs, lailies' nurse 

Gilmour  Street.    12. 

Simon  Square. 

3  Dewar,  James 

7  Laidlaw,  Robert,  &  Son 

21  Stevenson,  George 

22  Gray,  Peter 

24  Eraser,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

Gladstone  Place.    13. 

Gladstone  Terrace. 

1  Melville,  James  A. 
1  Hodge,  Thomas 
1  Stewart,  E.  C. 
1  Clark,  Ai'chibald 
1  Bain,  John 
1  Tait,  William 

1  Robertson,  T.  S. 

2  Thomson,  Alexander 

3  ilenzies,  Miss  S.  E. 
3  Lauder,  Robert  H. 

3  Hutchison,  William 

3  Ferguson,  James 

3  Mitchell,  Grierson  G. 

3  Lawrie,  James 

4  Drammond,  James 

5  Austin,  William,  grocer 

6  Paterson,  William,  junior 
6  Inglis,  W.  A. 

6  Lamb,  John,  accountant 
6  Lamb,  iirs 

6  Dudgeon,  !Mi's 

7  Menelaws,  George 

8  Reid,  John,  baker;  house,  6 

9  Collie,  Wm.,  com.  traveller 
9  Stewart,  Daniel 

9  Todd,  ilrs  Thomas 


9  West,  Mrs  Anne 

7 

Clephanc,  Hunter 

9  Dippie,  James 

7 

Longstreeth,  Oswald 

9  M'Intosh,  Alexander 

7 

Hogarth,  Miss 

9  Bryce,  William  M. 

7 

Thomson,  P. 

9  Macmillan,  John 

7 

Grav,  William 

10  Reid,  John,  greengi-ocer 

7 

Hewat,  R.  K. 

11  Mortimer,  John  ;  house,  12 

7 

Paton,  Robert 

12  Lamie,  G.  D. 

8 

Stewart,  J.  (G.P.O.) 

12  Gordon,  Robert  A. 

8 

Napier,  Duncan 

12  Lorimer,  Mrs 

8 

Thomson,  John,  agent 

12  Denholm,  James 

8 

Eschle,  Nicholas 

13  Austin,  William,  grocer 

8 

Greenshield,  Mrs 

14  Gray,  William  ;  hou^e,  12 

8 

Baxter,  James 

15  Aird,  James,  painter 

8 

Malcolm,  Margaret 

16  Walker,  John  ;  house,  17 

9 

Reid,  George 

17  Xeal,  John  H. 

9 

Halibui-ton,  Mrs 

17  Muir,  William 

9 

Payne,  Theodore 

17  Locke,  Archibald 

9 

MoUe,  John 

17  Winstanlev,  William 

9 

Hislop,  Charles 

18  Cook,  Mrs"^A.  B.  ;  house,  17 

9 

Dow,  Mrs  W.  B. 

9 

Donaldson,  John 

Gladstone  Terrace.    13. 

10 

Crombie,  Thomas 

Jleadoics. 

10 
10 

M'Kean,  James 
Eairbairn,  Mrs 

1  Thompson,  Mrs 

10 

Dobson,  Mrs 

1  Kilgour,  J.  H. 

10 

Wright,  John 

1  Hart,  Isabella 

10 

Dunse,  WiUiani 

1  Bone,  John  S. 

10 

Torrance,  William 

1  Macfarlane,  Alexander 

10 

Swan,  Walter 

1  Bell,  William 

12 

Chalmers,  JIrs  P. 

1  Small,  Mrs  Margaret 

12 

Marshall,  Rev.  Charles 

1  Clark,  Miss 

12 

Robertson,  Thomas 

1  Wilson,  George 

12 

M 'Donald,  Thomas 

2  Orr,  John 

12 

Taylor,  William 

2  Wight,  Thomas 

12 

Young,  Henry  D. 

2  Dobbie,  David  D. 

13 

Marr,  ilrs 

2  Macgregor,  E. 

13 

Sneddon,  James 

2  Spavin,  Robert 

13 

Riach,  William 

2  Barnetson,  William 

13  Maclachlan,  Alexander 

2  Wilkinson,  James 

13 

Silvie,  James 

3  Lawson,  James 

13 

Raeburn,  WUliam 

3  Leitch,  Alexander 

13 

Paterson,  Mrs  D. 

3  Sinclau-,  ilalcoLm 

14 

Wilson,  William 

3  GoodfeUow,  James 

14  Paton,  James 

3  Muir,  John 

14 

Coutie,  William 

3  BeU,  William 

14 

Lindsay,  William 

3  Macaulay,  A.  G. 

14 

Pettet,  J.  B. 

3  Stoddart,  Thomas 

14 

Pringle,  Thomas 

3  Lewis,  iirs 

15 

Young,  Archibald 

4  MolKson,  Charles 

15 

Borders,  Walter 

4  Bro^^^l,  Robert 

15 

Campbell,  William 

4  Bishop,  Richard 

15 

Wilson,  James 

4  Briggs,  John 

15 

Brown,  Mrs 

4  Dick,  Thomas 

15 

Graham,  George 

4  Thomson,  Benjamin 

15 

Watson,  Wilham  R. 

5  Thorbm-n,  Robert 

15 

M'Intyi-e,  John 

5  Stobie,  WUliam 

15  Wilson,  James 

5  Anderson,  J.  0. 

16 

Clark,  William 

5  Watson,  Miss 

16 

Menzies,  Thomas 

5  Watson,  James 

16 

Ferris,  Thomas 

5  Law,  John 

16 

Hodge,  Charles 

6  Ferguson,  Peter 

16 

Rutherford,  George 

6  Peterson,  Rev.  Peter 

16 

Macphail,  Dugald 

6  Grandison,  James 

16 

Robertson,  Robert 

6  Cimningham,  Mrs 

17 

Leadbetter,  Alexander 

6  Cimningham,  W.  H. 

17 

Thomson,  Graham  M. 

6  ColHson,  James 

17 

Grinton,  Miss  A. 

6  Thomson,  James 

17 

Ingi-am,  John  F. 

7  Philips,  Andi'ew 

17 

Jardine,  Alexander 

296 


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17  Marshall,  Mrs  R.  V. 

17  Gordon,  Alexander 

18  Irvine,  Robert 
18  Brookie,  William 

18  Campbell,  Archibald 

18  Kirkwood,  John 

18  Oliver,  G.  E. 

18  Byres,  J. 

18  Dickson,  George  H. 

Glanville  Place.    3. 

Stockhrkhje. 

1  Macfarlane,  Alexr.,  cutler 

2  M'Murtrie,  Thomas,  fireman 

3  and  4  Sommerville,  A.  C. 
5  Calder,  John,  tailor 

5  Rae,  John 

5  Le  Conte,  John,  engraver 

5  Banks,  Mrs 

5  Maxwell,  Mrs  William 

C  Yallance,  AYilliam,  baker 

Glen  Street.    11. 

West  Lauriston  Place. 

Glenfinlas  Street.    4. 

11  Charlotte  Square. 

1  Bennett,  John  H.,  M.D. 

2  Bruce,  Charles 

2  Bruce,  George,  W.S. 

2  Bruce,  Mrs 

3  Simson,  J.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

4  Moir,  William,  lodgings 

Glengyle  Terrace.    11. 

Bruntsfield  Links. 

1  Bell,  John 

1  Crooks,  John 

1  Campbell,  Daniel 

1   Fraser,  Miss 

1  Macnaughton,  James 

1  Reid,  Mrs 

2  Brown,  David  J. 

3  Grosvenor,  Mrs 

3  Purdie,  Misses 

•1  Strangeways,  Mrs  T. 

4  Stewart,  Alex.  [G.P.O.) 
4  Nisbet,  Alexander  P. 

4  Inglis,  John 

4  Wright,  Mrs  Alfred 

4  Grierson,  Mrs 

5  Thomson,  Mrs 

5  Thomson,  Miss 

6  Combe,  Misses 

7  Rate,  Mrs 

7  M'Gregor,  Archibald 

7  Forrest,  Richard  {Law  d-  F.' 

7  Hillyer,  Mi's 

7  Gillespie,  James 

8  Thomson,  William 

9  Mackintosh,  J.  S.,  M.D. 
10  Macpherson,  Charles 

10  Lightbody,  W.  M. 

10  Henderson,  ]\Irs  James 

10  Liston,  Mrs 


10  Wright,  Miss 

10  Haig,  John 

12  Mitchell,  T.  S. 

13  Bums,  Mrs  James  D. 
13  Millar,  Mrs 

13  Smith,  George  H. 

14  Hunter,  W. 

15  Gilroy,  George 

16  Giles,  Arthur 

16  Niveson,  Abraham 
16  Barton,  William 
16  P.urnett,  Mrs 
16  Burnett,  John 

16  Mackenzie,  James 

17  Craig,  George 

Glenogle  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 
1  Yarroll,  Samuel 

3  Gilbert,  James 

4  Stockle,  C. 

5  Stephen,  AVilliam 

7  M 'Donald,  George 

8  Neilson,  Robert 

Glenogle  Terrace.    3. 

Water  Lane. 

1  Law,  Henr}' 

2  Robertson,  Patrick 

8  Low,  John  D. 

Glenorcliy  Place.    1. 

See  Greenside  Row. 

Gloucester  Place. 

India  Street. 
North,  5.       South,  4. 

1  M'Kie,  Thomas,  advocate 

3  Jamieson,  Mrs 
3  Walker,  Miss 

3  Clarke,  Alexander  N. 

3  Shepherd,  A. 

5  Stirling,  Mrs 

7  Gillespie,  David,  advocate 

7  Bethune,  Mrs 

9  Froebel,  Hcrr  Karl 
9  Froebel,  ]\Iadame 

11  Hope,  Miss 

13  Robertson,  Clias.,  advocate 

14  Macrae,  Mrs 

12  Lumsden,  Mrs 

10  Cunynghame,  A.  M.,  secre- 
tary to  the  General  Post 
Office 

8  Webster,  James,  S.S.C. 

6  Leith,  iirs  Admiral 

4  Wilkie,  James,  C.A. 

2  Welsh.  Mrs 

Glover  Street.    2. 

Duke  Sinel,  Leith. 
1  15egg,  Thomas 

Begg,  Thos.,  &Co.,  1  View  pi. 

3  Pliilip,  James 

4  Blytli,  James 


5  M'Alphine,  Thomas 

5  Dods,  Peter 

5  Johnstone,  James 

5  Paxton,  ]\iiss 

6  Aitkcn,  T. 

7a    Murray,  Mrs,  grocer 

7  M'Intyre,  John,  missionary 

7  Hume,  Mrs  James 

8  Flett,  Mrs 

9  Brown,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
9  Henderson,  John 

10  Scott,  Thomas 
13  Sinclair,  Robert 
13  Bain,  Thomas 

13  Peflers,  James 

14  Carmichael,  Joseph  T. 
14  M'Dermott,  James 

14  Murray,  Thomas 

15  Trotter,  Mrs  Thomas 
15  Paterson,  A.  F. 

15  Blyth,  D.  W. 
15  Crichton,  David 

15  Clark,  James 

16  Monro,  Daniel 
16  Jack,  William 

16  Thomson,  Mrs  A. 

18  M'Laren,  Daniel 

19  M'Lsaac,  Mrs 

20  M'Callum,  Mrs,  lodgings 
20  Wallace,  Mrs  John 

20  Gibb,  George 

20  Taylor,  Archibald 

21  Milne,  Mrs 

Gordon  Street.    2. 

Easter  Road. 
1  Peddle,  Andi-ew  M. 
1  Falconer,  AVilliam 
1  Falconer,  Miss 

1  Beattie,  Mrs  Alexander 

2  Lumsden,  James 

5  Walker,  John 

6  Waugh,  Mrs 

10  Galloway,  Robert 
13  Moodie,' Robert  J. 

Graham  Street.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 
1  M'Minn,  Francis,  agent 

3  ilacgi-egor,  Donald 
3  Ross,  Miss 

3  Smith,  Mrs  Peter 
3  Bowie,  John 
5  ^Murray,  Henry 

7  Reid,  David 

9  Lawson,  James 
9  Nimmo,  J.  B. 
9  Young,  James 
9  Matthew,  William 

11  Hislop,  Albert 

11  Hislop,  Mrs  Marion 
15  Bisset,  Mrs  G. 
15  Glen,  John 

17  JI 'Gibbon,  Mrs  John 
19  Clark,  Mrs  John 

19  Tait,  Miss 

18  Cunningham,  Mrs  Thomas 


GRA 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


GRA 


297 


f 


14  Xiiumo,  John  M. 
12  Thomson,  John 
10  M'Pherson,  Miss 

8  Cribbes,  Robert 

6  French,  James  C. 

4  ilorison,  Eobert 

4  Kymer,  Miss 

2  Croal,  Thomas  A. 

Grahame  Street.    2. 

Bonningfon. 
1  Dickson,  Henry 
1  Pennie,  Archibald 
1  Eeid,  Andrew 

1  Cameron,  John,  builder 

2  Dickie,  Alexander,  dairy 

3  Boon,  A.  B. 

3  Durie,  Alexander 

Grange  Loan.    13. 


Grange. 
3  Dtirward,  Miss 
6  Telford,  Mrs  Joseph 

8  Cmickshank,  Ed^yard 

9  Brockie,  Robert 

10  Forbes,  James 

11  ^lackenzie,  John,  gardener 

12  Paterson,  M. 

13  Hewit,  J.  (/.  H.  d:S.) 

14  Jleh-ille,  Peter,  gardener 

15  Johnstone,  "William 

16  Drummond,  Miss 

18  Alexander,  George,  builder 

19  Banks,  Mrs  WiUiam 

20  M'Leod,  Miss 

21  Brown,  Mrs  S. 

22  Cowan,  Wm.  (IF.  tt  B.  C.) 

23  Brown,  Thomas 

24  Douglas,  James 
Grainger,  Robert,  k  Son 
Mouat,  Misses,  Grange  house 
Smith,  iirs.  West  Grange 
Cassels,  W.  G.,  Blackford  ho 
Harris,  David,  Ellerton 
Finlay,  William,  Braidfoot 
Aitken,  Andrew,  Tyne  lodge 
lvorj%  Mrs  Wm.,  St  Roque 
Macvicar,  Mrs,  Canaan  park 
Menzies,  W.  J.,  Canaan  cot. 
Syme,  James,  ilillbank 
Duncan,    John,   Bloomberry 

cottage 

Grange  Road.    13. 

Grange. 
9  Carmichael,  Mrs  ilargaret 
11  Robertson,  Thomas 
13  Wilson,  Miss 
15  Forbes,  Miss  Margaret 

17  Thomson,  Mrs 

19  GiUon,  W.  (Smail,  G.,d:Co.) 

19  Stewart,  John,  junior 

23  Turpie,  Miss 

25  Addis,  Mrs  WiUiam 

St  Catherine  Place  here 

27  Morrison,  Jas.  Darsie,  dentist 


29  Greig,  John  (G.  d:  Son) 

31  Paterson,  Archibald 

33  Struthers,  Thomas 
39  Braidwood,  Francis 

39  Paterson,  James 

41  Cathcart,  Mrs 

43  Walker,  Mrs 

45  Schneider,  C.  H. 

Tantallon  Place  here 

47  Paterson,  Robert 

49  Hume,  Robert 

North  Lauder  Road  here 

53  Tennant,  Mrs 

Xorth  Mansionhouse   Road 
here 

55a  Seton,  Robert 
55  Burn,  Miss 
55  Brand,  JIrs 
57  Lawson,  Robert 
59  ilacmillan,  Geoi'ge 

Chalmers  Crescent  here 

Eeid,  Thomas,  Superiniendent 
Southern  Cemetery 

Mansionhouse  Road  here 

52  Pearson,  Thomas 

50  Lyle,  Thomas 

Laxider  Road  here 

46  Watt,  A.  H. 

44  Melrose,  Miss 
44  Dickson,  Miss 

42  Howden,  Miss  Jessie 

40  Dunn,  David  (D.  d:  R.  D. 

Cumin  Place  here 

38  SteiU,  John 
36  Dalgleish,  Miss 

34  List,  Alfred  J. 

32  Alder,  Henry 

30  Macfarlane,  D.  {Macf.  A  Co.) 
28  Connell,  James 

26  JIain,  Miss 

24  M'Rae,  Rev.  John 

Seton  Place  here 

20  Rowe,  Rev.  G.  S. 

18  Meek,  Mrs 

16  Anderson,  Alexander  H. 

14  Thomson,  John 

12  Cuthbert,  Alexander 

Findhorn  Place  here 

10  Robertson,  Charles 
8  Malcolm,  iirs 

Hunter,  Robert,  sculptor 
7a  Laidlaw,  A.,  bellhanger 
7  Hay,  D.  S. 
6  Tait,  James,  fruiterer 
5  Stevens,  T.  B. 
5  Gully,  Mrs  J.  S. 
4  Proudtbot  &  Grosset,  grocers 
3  Shannon,  Mrs 
3  Hunter,  Miss  M.   D.,  dress- 
maker 
2  Turner,  William,  druggist 
1  Young,  J. ,  baker ;  house,  3 


Granton  Cottages. 

{Cramond  District.) 

Falconer,  Agnes,  Seabeach  cot. 
Frew,  Alexander,  teacher 
Whitelaw,  James 
Peterson,  John,  East  cottages 
Souter,  William,  East  cottages 
Hardie,  William,  deputy  harbour- 
master 
Geddes,  John,  clerk 
M 'Donald,  Donald,  boatman 

Granton  West  Cottages. 

{Cramond  District.) 

Heath,  John,  park-keeper 
Martin,  William,  coal  merchant 

Granton  Harbour. 

{Cramond  District.) 

Aberdeen,    Caithness,    Orhiey, 

and  Zetland  Steamship  Co. 
Anderson,  P. 

Dickson,  Thomas,  Granton  square 
Gitlbrd,  Lord,  Granton  house 
Glen,    Archibald,    agent,    Cale- 
donian Railway 
Graham,  Dugald,  master(P/iaro<s) 
Gunn,  William,  &  Co.,  agents 
Hamilton,  Listen,   &;  Co.,  boat- 
builders 
Harvie,     Matthew,     lighthouse 

storekeeper 
Hawthorns  &  Co. ,  ironworks 
Henderson  Brothers,  ship  agents 
Howkins,  John,  C.E. 
Hull,  Mrs,  Granton  hotel 
Lamb,     James,     agent     {Royal 

Bank  of  Scotland) 
Lind,  Robert,  bootmaker 
Listen,  James  H.,  boatbuilder 
M'Dougal,    Alexander,    farmer, 

Granton  mains 
M'Glashan,  Alex.,  boatbuilder 
M'Glashan,  Alexander,  grocer 
Masson,  John,  shipmaster 
Rattrie,  Alexander,  baker 
Reid,  W. 

Scott,    James,    &  Co.,  chemical 
manure  manufacturers,    Caro- 
line park 
Mitchell,  Thomson,  &  Co. 
Tiirnlnill,  Salvescn,  k  Co. 
Turner,  John,  coal  merchant 
Watt,  John,  slip-master 
Wemyss,    Captain   Thomas  A., 

harbour-master 
Westwater,    William,     Granton 

ironworks 
Wright,  John 
Yule,  Thomas  B.,  Broom  park 

Granton  Road.    5. 

Steele,  Henry,  Melville  Adlla 
Wilson,  Wiliiam,  Granton  villa 
Wilson,  Mrs  A.,  Granton  villa 


298 


GRA 


EDINBUEGH  AND  LEITH 


GRE 


Wilson,  Alexander,  &  Son,  con- 
tractors, Granton  villa 
Raid,  "W. ,  Granton  lodge 
Howkins,  John,   C.E.,   Queens- 
beriy  place 

Grant's  Place.    3. 

Dumbiedykes  Road. 
2  Hamilton,  Mrs  John 

Grassmarket. 

Iforth,  9.      South,  11. 

Eichardson,  Francis,  &  Co. 
1  Spence,    Henry   B.,    spirit 

3  Fiunie,  W.  E.,  &  J.,  brush 

manufacturers 
5  M 'Galium,  Alex.  Inglis 
7  Gumming,  J. ,  \Yme  mercht. 
9  Palmer,  David 
11  Douglas,  "William 
13  Sharp,  James,  gi-ocer 
15  Scott,  James,  &  Go. 
21  Fair,  D.  H.,  draper 
23  Lamond's  Pend 
25  Jeffrey,  W.  T.,  baker 
27  Forgau,  David,  grocer 
29  Mackenzie,  A.,  29  Gorn  Ex- 
change 
31  Jeffrey,  J.,  &  Go.,  brewers 
33  M 'Alley,  Robert 
71  Gribltes,  Robt.,  spirit  dealer 
1  Ritchie,  George 
1  Gunn,  David 
d    1  Shearer,  James 
'"'    2  Sun  foundry  -warehouse  ; 
^  John  Gilray,  agent 

tj    5  Gordon,   Robert,   tobacco 
•2  manufacturer 

tSj    6  Gree,  James 
•^    6  "Whillas,  John,  wright 
6  Watson,  Mrs 
Her'iot  School 

7h   k.  "il   Gillies   &   Kennedy, 

di'apers 
85,   87,  &  89  Scott,    Thomas, 

iron  merchant 
91  Lawson,   E.,  &  Son,   grain 

merchants 
91  Patersou,  William,  &  Son 
93  Armstrong,  Miss,  draper 
95  Eoss,  Andrew,  grocer 
99  Eamage,  Peter,  brassfounder 
99  Jones,  Michael 
99  Gilmour's  Close 
101  Palmer,  James,  grocer 
103  Wilkison,  John,  baker 
107  Coick's  Close 
113  M'GuUoch,  Patrick,  grocer 
117  Reid,  David,  butcher 
119  Jarvis,  Mrs  A.,  cork  cutter 
119    West  Smith's  Close 
125  East  Smith's  Close 
125  Inches,  Alexander,  smith 
129  Biady,  Thomas,  spirit  mer- 
chant 


129  Hunter's  Close 

135  Aird's  Close 

137  Smith,  James,  grocer 

139  Metropolitan  lodging-house; 

Alexander  Kerr 
139   Warden's  Close 
110  Petrie,  John,  &  Go. 
108  Robertson,  Samuel 
106  Gordon,  Alexander 
102  Deivar's  Close 
100  Xevlauds,  Peter 
100  Carriers'  quarters 
96  Wilson,  Jn.,  tobacco mauuf. 

91  Currie's  Close 

94  Hastie,  Alexander 

92  Shearer,  M.  J. 

88  Ha}-,  John,  victual  dealer 

78  Plainstane  Close 

76  Macternan,  P. 

74  O'Neill,  John,  lodgings 

72  M'Ewau,  Robert,  baker 

70  Thomson,  John,  grocer 

68  Janiieson's  Close 

66  Dick,  James,  grocer 

66  Jamieson,  Gilbert,  &  Son 

64  Lawson,  Jolm,  grain  merch. 

62  Hay,  John 

60  City    of   Glasgow    Branch 

Bank 
68  Rose,  William,  saddler 
56  Shiells,  R.,  sack  manufactr. 
54  Wilkison,  John 
54  Thomson's  Court 
54  il'Ewan,  Robert 
64  Birnie,  Patk. ,  horse-dealer 
62  Macdonald  &  Weir 
50  Ramsay,    Thomas,    victual 

dealer 
48  Biunie,    Alexander,     spirit 

dealer :  house,  46 
46  Dewar,  John 

Castle  Wynd  here 

44  Wardale,  Thos.,  sawmaker 
42  M 'Donald,  Angus,  saddler 
38  &  40  Henderson,     R.     M., 

seedsman 
36  Dunhp's  Court 
36  Gampbell,  Robt.,  ironmong. 
34  Laing,  W.,  stationer 
32  Moffat,  D.,  White  Hart  inn 
30  Commercial  Branch  Bank; 

R.  M.  Russell,  agent 
28  Mason,  David  M. 
26  Galdwell,  Wm.,  Clydesdale 

inn 
26  Homson,  John,  victual  dh*. 
24  Spence,  Joseph,  saddler 
22  Williamson,      G.,     tobacco 

manufacturer 
20  Brownlee,  A.,  Beehive  inn 
16  Mos.sman  &:  Watson 
14  Brown's  Close 
12  Wilkinson,   Thomas,  spirit 

merchant 
8  Craivford's  Close 
6  Litster,  J.,  victiral  dealer 
4  Wilson,  A.,  horse  dealer 
2  Gampbell,  Archibald 


Gray  Street  South.    13. 

A^ewington. 

1  Robertson,  P. 

2  Philip,  Rev.  Robert,  M.A. 

3  Aikman,  A. 

4  Scott,  Rev.  George 

5  AVigham,  Mrs  John 

6  Hope,  Rev.  P. 

7  Bow,  Robert  H.,  C.E. 

8  Thomson,  E.  D. 

9  Sanderson,  James  H. 

10  Ballantyne,  George  &  Son 

11  James,  Mrs 

Gray  Street  Upper.    13. 

J^ewington. 

1  Eobertson,  David 

2  Edington,  Alexander 

3  Pentzlin,  August 

6  Milne,  WilHam,  S.S.C. 

7  Brown,  J.  F.,  teacher 
9  Meiklejohn,  Jolin 

10  M'Dougall,  Misses 

11  Parsons,  Mrs  S. 

13  Heron,  WiUiam 

14  Richardson,  William 

15  Haswell,  George  C. 

16  Torrance,  Miss 

17  Ford,  Miss 

18  Graham,  Mrs  Robert  C. 

19  Adamson,  Rev.  W. 

20  Mackay,  Donald 

21  Leslie,  James,  cabinetmaker 

21  Alison,  John 

22  Blackball,  Mrs  J. 

24  Stanton,  Glark,  sculptor 

25  Sanderson,  Miss 

26  Sharp,  Robert 

26  Dickson,  Adam 

27  CaUender,  Miss 

28  Duncan,  Alexander 
28a  Oliver,  William 
28  Spence,  Basil 

28  Ogilvie,  Captain 
30  Stewart,  W.  C. 

30  VaUance,  Hugh  F. 

31  M'Laren,  Robert 

Gray's  Close  South.    9. 

See  56  High  Street. 

Gray's  Place.    12. 

See  St  Leonard  Street. 

Greenhill  Bank.    13. 

Boroughmuirhead. 
Peddie,  Robert,  Grange  bank 

house 
Stephens,  Miss,  Grange  bank 

cottage 

1  Goldie,  WiUiam,  M.D. 

2  Howison,  Mrs,  of  Hillend 

3  Napier,  Chas.,  Firth  cottage 

3  Halkett,  Lady,  3  Firth  cot. 

4  Robertson,  James 

5  Yule,  David 


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6  Scott,  Mrs 

8  Bmn,  Miss 

9  Smith,  Mrs  "William,  lodge 

Greenhill  Gardens.    13. 

Brunt sjield  Linls. 

1  ilacdonell,  Mrs  Colonel 

3  Bailie,  John 

5  Brown,  Miss  A. 

7  Gibson,  John,  junior,  W.S. 
9  Ker,  j\Iiss 

11  Cobham,  M.,  prof,  of  mnsic 

13  Diokison,  Alexander 

15  Cairns,  Mrs 

17  Kirk,  Eev.  Professor  John 

21  Wilkie,  AVm.  P.,  advocate 

23  Cadell,  Mrs,  The  Cedars 

25  Mackenzie,  Miss 

27  Brodie,  Lieut.  -Colonel  Thos. 
42  Seton,  G. ,  advoc. ,  St  Bennet's 
40  Mackenzie,  C. ,  The  Avenue 
38  Blackbiu'n,  Andrew 

36  M'Laren,  David 
34  Moffat,  John 
32  Gowaji,  George 
30  WUkie,  Captain 

28  Rae,  iliss 

26  Sherriff,  W.  C. 

24  Steell,  John,  R.S.A. 

22  Meik,  Miss 
20  Svme,  Miss 

18  Sydserff,  Mrs  B. 

16  Watson,  J.  {Scot.  Prov.  In.) 

14  Holt,  Frederick 
14  Haig,  Mrs 

10  Grant,  Archibald 

8  Disher,  Eobert 

6  Douglas,  Timothy  G. 

4  Croall,  Da\4d 

2  Marshall,  General  H. 

Greenhill  Park.    13. 

Boroughmuirhead. 
Cogan,  IMiss,  Anelma  cot. 

2  Glegg,  Eobert  (Excheqiier) 

3  Young,  Colonel  A.  G. 

5  Ramsaj',  Alexander 

7  Eennie,  A.  R. 

Greig,  David,  St  David's 

8  Oliver,  John  S. 

6  Dickson,  HeniT  Gordon 
6  Dickson,  Samu'el,  W.S. 

4  Bell,  Miss  Grace  H. 
Falconar,  Mrs  General,  Pal- 

conberg  lodge 

Greenside  Lane  Low.  1. 

Aird,  John,  plumber 

11  Home  &  Co.,  engravers 

20  Duff,  John,  spirit  merchant 
18  Dove,  James,  &  Co.,  engineers 
18  Park,  Ebenezer 

Greenside  Lane  Upper.  7. 

Greenside  Place.    1. 

Greenside  Street. 
1  Scott,  J.  &  W. 


2  Com  mercicd  Bank  {sub-office) ; 

John  Gulland,  agent 
2  Di;ndas,  James 

2  Murdoch,  James,  Avriter 
2a  Berrie,  Miss  Helen 

2a  Eust,  Miss  C. 

2a  Sutherland,  Alex.,  tailor 

3  M'Kenzie,  John 

3  Eeid,  Eobert,  bird-dealer 
3a  M  'Kenzie,  Mrs,  china  mer- 
chant 

4  CarniceUi,  James,  &  Co. 

4  Lj-all,  Mrs,  china  merchant 

5  Henderson,  Christina 

5  M 'Manns,  J.,  chimney-sw. 

6  Wright,  A.  C,  brushmaker 

7  Cay  &  Johnston,  tinsmiths 

8  Mackay,  Mrs  D.,  hairch-esser 

8  Philip,  William 

9  Cassie,  David 

9  Pollock,  Eobert 
9  Howe,  E.  B.,  bootmaker 
9  Blair,  Eobert,  cliimney-sw. 
9  Gunn,  Eobert 
9  &  10  Townsend,  W.,  &  Son 
11  PoUock,  Eobert,  saddler 

11  Borthwick,  James,  chimney- 

sweeper 

12  Bruce,  D.,  carver  and  gilder 

13  Callam,  G.,  &  Co.,  braziers 

15  Laubach,  Philip 

16  Anderson,  Miss  B. 

16  Fairley,  Alex.  {E.  F.  d-  Co. 

1 7  Clark  &  Pinkerton,  druggists 
17  Lady  Glenorchy's  F.  Church 

and  Manse 
Cusin,  Eev.  Alexander 
17  Hunter,  D.,  carpet  wareho. 

17  MiUer,  David 

18  Hardie,  J.  &  W.  B.,  agents 
18a  Miss  Ilaldane's School;  Miss 

Eobertson,  teacher 

19  Knox,  J.  &  Sons,  glaziers 
19a  Bartholomew,  G.,  &  Co. 

20  Douglas,  Andrew,  &  Son 

21  Scott,  Andrew,  tea  merchant 

22  Gemmell,  James 

22  Hauptman,  F.,  &  Co. 
22  Cassie,  David 
22  Pui-ves,  J.,  &  Son 
22  Fairweather,  D.,  blacksmith 
22  Napier,  R.,  wright 
22  Armstrong,  William  A. 
22  White,  John,  cabinetmaker 
22  Lauder,  John,  cabinetmaker 
22  Douglas,  Andrew,  &  Son 
22  Cribbes,  James,  tm-ner 
J23  and  24  Croall,  John,  &  Sons 
'24  Young,  George 
24  Harvey,  W. 
24  Yule,  Alexander 
24  Murphy,  Mrs 
24  Mackenzie,  Alexander  C. 

24  Lyon,  John 

25  Aird,  John,  plumber 

26  Kerr  &  Anderson 
26a  Goodall,  Miss 

Greenside  Lane  Loioer 


Greenside  Row.    1, 

Greenside  Street. 

1  Dunbar,  James,  aerated  water 

manufacturer 

3  Berry,  John,  plasterer 

4  Hay,  William,  smith 

5  Eussel,  William 

5  Berry,  George,  agent 

6  M'Quair,  Charles,  broker 
Gilchnst  Lane  here 
Holder,  John,  collar -maker 
Johnston,  J.,  stables 

7  M'Kinneil,  John,  grocer 
9  Hook,  Adam,  grocer 

10  Grant,  Eobt.,  s^nrit  mercht. 

Gilchrist's  Entry. 
1  Grant,  Robert 

11  Reid,  William 
Queen^s  Place  here 

14  Cossar,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

18  Armstrong,  W.  A. 

Hutton,  Robt.,lile  cutter 
-g    .    6  Duff',  Joseph,  grocer 
§  ■£   6  Simpson,  Alexander 
§^  o       Wilson,  John 
jS^       Wilson,  ]\Iiss 

Morris,  Wm.,  fish  dealer 

19  Pringle,  Eobert,  grocer 
21  Paterson,  G.,  pawnbroker 

23  Sheddeu,  Jas.,  spirit  dealer 

24  Millar,  John 

25  Ramsay,  Mrs,  gi'ocer 

26  Thomson,  Alexander 

26  Girdwood,  John,  engineer 
g^    1  Selcraig,  Thomas,  grocer 
^   2  Laing,  William 

3  Munro,  Mrs  M. 

5  Lady  Glenorchy's  School 
Gemlie,  Andrew,  teacher 
^       Poi-teous,  Miss,  teacher 
30  Edwards,  John 
30  Sutherland,  John 
30  M 'Naught,  William 

36  Thomson,  Alexander 

37  M'Leod,  George,  grocer 
Milne,  Miss  E.  {infant  school) 
Barber,  James,  cluu'cli-officer 
Greenside  End  here 

2  Murray,  John 

2  Campbell,  Archibald 
Br  Bell's  School 
Swanston,  James,  teacher 

Greenside  Street.   1. 

Leith  Street. 

1  Anderson,  D.,  &  Son,  bakers 

2  M'Farlane,  D.  &  H.,  grocers 

3  Ashley,  Henry,  hotel 
3  Johnston,  John 

3  M'Farlane,  Daniel 

4  Campbell,     P.,     floor-cloth 

manufacturer 

5  Scott,  ]\Irs  J. ,  linen  wareho. 
9  Thomson  &  Porteous 


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10  Ramsay,  John,  k  Sous 
10  Carstairs,  iirs 
10  Wilson,  Thomas 

10  Gardner,  Henry 

11  Eobinson,  H.,  puLlisher 

12  Morison,  J.,  jun.,  spirit  mer. 

13  Wilson,  IV  &  Son,  butchers 

13  Ross,  Alexander,  cowfeeder 

14  Rougvie,  M.  &  J. 

15  Audreoli,  M.  &  M.,  carvers 

16  Gilmour,  Hugh,  grocer 

17  Robb,  G.,  Abbotsford  hotel 
17  Stobie,  W.,  &  Son,  clothiers 
17  Hillhouse,  David 

17  Peudrigh,  James,  clothier 
1 7  Caledonian  temperance  hotel; 

J.  Peudrigh 
17  Thomson,  George 
17  ilackie,  M 'Queen 
IS  Brockie,  William,  baker 

19  Coubrough,  John,  grocer 

20  Gulland,  J.,  corn  dealer 

21  Johnston,  Robert,  baker 

22  Young,  J.  &  D.,  tinsmiths 

23  Hepting,  Gregor,  clockmaker 

24  Commercial  hotel;  AY.  Milne 

24  Andreoli,  ]\I. 

25  Pillans,  John 

26  Campbell,  AYm.,  victualler 

26  M'Dougal,  AY.,  cowfeeder 

27  Siuton,  Joseph  T.,  victualler 

28  Argyle  hotel  ;  R.  Baird 
28  Cook,  Mrs  Janet 

28  Reid,  John  H. 

28  Smith,  Mrs 

28  Campbell,  AYilliam 

28  O'Brien,  C.  J. 

28  Hutchison,  A. 

28  Young,  James,  &  Co.,  slaters 

28  RoUo,  David,  accomitant 

30  Haswell,  James,  grocer 
30a  Mitchell,  Geo.,  bootmaker 

31  Hemy,  Alexander  S. 

31a  Johnston,  John,  corkcutter 

32  Ritchie,  David,  &  Co.,  tobac- 

conists 

Greyfriars  Place.    11. 

1  Hunter,  James,  gi-ocer 

2  Rhind,  John 

2  Douglas,  W.  S. 

2  Douglas,  AY.,  engraver 

3  Douglas,  James 

4  Ritchie,  David 

5  Moyes,  James 

6  Traill,  John,  coffeehouse 

Grindlay  Street.    10. 

Lothian  Road. 
1  Irons,  James,  grocer 
3  Munro,  John 
3  Mackenzie,  Alexander 
3  !M 'Gregor,  James 
3  Irons,  James 
3  Bowie,  Robert 
5  Roberts,  Thomas 

7  Bower,  Robert  (G.P.O.) 

7  Donald,  George  Vj.,  gardener 


7  Thomson,  AVilliam 

7  Love,  Nelson 

7  Birrell,  A.  B. 

7  Aitken,  James 

7  Flynn,  John  (O.P.O.) 

9  M 'Donald,  Hugh 

9  Mossuian,  A. 

9  Ogilvie,  John 

9  Small,  Robert  (Small  cfc  Son) 

9  Sutherland,  AVilliam 
11  Stark,  James  {G.  &  J.  8.) 
11  Dougal,  Miss,  dressmaker 
11  Brittain,  James 
11   Keddie,  David 
11  Mackinlay,  ]\lrs  AVilliam 
11  Common,  Jolm  S. 
13  Calver,  Charles,  junior 
13  Reekie,  Mrs,  nurse 
13  Turnbull,  AVilliam 
13  Hay,  James  S. 
13  Lawson,  Alexander 
13  Siitherland,  Stewart 

Cornwall  Street  here 

27  Bower,  Mrs  A.,  refreshment 

rooms 
31  Arnot,  James 
31  Allan,  iirs  AVilliam 
31  AVallace,  John 
31  Annan,  AVilliam 
31  AVatson,  AVilliam 
31  Brownlee,  AVilliam 
35  Burge,  A.,  hatter 

35  Burge,  Miss,  dressmaker 

39  Fraser,  Simon 

41  Liddell,  Mrs,  nurse 

41  M'Culloch,  John 

41  Bookless,  Mrs  Jane 

41  AVatson,  George 

41  Young,  AVilliam 

45  Arnot,  James,  stationer 
54  M'Lachlan,  Mrs 

54  Purves,  AVilliam  H. 

54  Thyne,  Miss 

50  M'Diarraid,  P. ,  wine  merclit. 

48  Millar,  John,  clothier 

46  Nesbitt,  John,  artist 

46  Craigie,  D.  &  A.,  plasterers 
46  Stewart,  John  Oswald 
44  Ramsay,  John,  painter 

42  Schnitzler,  Mathias 

40  M 'Gregor,  AVilliam 

40  M 'Gregor,  AY.  &D.,  builders 
38  Macleod,  Lachlan,  butcher 

36  Marshall,  AVilliam 
36  Thomson,  AVilliam 

36  Miller,  James  {J.  M.  dk  Co.) 
36  Brown,  John 
34  AValls,  Jas.,  baker  ;  ho.  46 
30  Midlothian    Artillery    Hall 

and  Ordrrli/  Room 
26  Chisholm,  Robert 
26  Rougvie,  John 
26  Cameron,  John 
26  Haddow,  I^Irs 
26  Torrance,  John  F. 
22  Hoffman,  John  D.  R. 
20  Sutherland,  David,  &  Sons 
18  Cameron,  AVilliam 


16  Shepherd,  AVilliam  R. 

16  M 'Queen,  John 

16  Pitbladdo,  James,  clerk 

16  Thomson,  Mrs  Alexander 

16  Anderson,  Mrs 

16  Sibbald,  Alexander 

16  Brown,  John,  missionary 

16  Davidson,  AVilliam 

16  Robertson,  Mrs 

14  Lawson,  Mrs 

12  Sutherland,  John 

12  Sutherland,  D.,  junior 

12  Imrie,  Miss 

12  Gillies,  Benjamin 

12  Stewart,  Jas.  (.S'.  Jj  Son) 

12  Petrie,  Robert 

Grosvenor  Crescent.  4. 

HaymarJcet. 
3  Menzies,  John 

5  Macredie,  Mrs  R.  R. 

6  Dickson,  Thomas 

7  Stewart,  ]\Irs  John 

8  M'Hutchen,  J.  Scott 

9  Laing,  James 

10  AValker,  James 

11  Henrv,  AVilliam  G.  P. 

12  Kinnear,  C.  G.  H. 

13  Hay,  Samuel 

14  Bell,  Benjamin  R.,  advocate- 

15  Beith,  Donald,  AV.S. 

16  Johnston,  Alex.  K.,  LL.D. 

17  Ford,  AVilliam  J. 

18  Auld,  John,  AV.S. 
21  Dalr}Tnple,  James 

Grosvenor  Street.    4. 

HaymarJcet. 

1  Roberts,  George,  builder 
3  Stewart,  Robert 

3  Ritchie,  Alexander 
3  Henderson,  Mrs 

3  Fraser,  Thomas  R.,  M.D. 
5  Redpath,  Mrs 

13  Menzies,  Hon.  Lady 
15  Norman  d,  AVilliam  J. 
17  Moore,  Lady  Elizabeth 

19  Home,  T.  E.  0.,  AV.S. 
23  AA^atherston,  AVilliam 
23  Dudgeon,  Misses 

23  AVatherston,  AVm.,  builder 
26  Mitchell,  Mrs 
26  Bailey,  John 

4  Mortimer,  John 

4  Marshall,  Mrs  AA^illiam 

4  Marshal],  R.  B. 

4  Hutchison,  Henry,  writer 

2  Strong,  Thomas,  AV.S. 

Grove  Place.    10. 

Grove  Street. 
1  Brown,  ^A''aIter 

3  Kidd,  John  R. 
3  Purdie,  John 

3  Mitchell,  AY.  H. 

5  AVhitc,  James,  plumber 


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Grove  Place  Upper.  10. 

16 
16 

!Moncur,  George 
Meek,  John  T. 

41  aiiller,  Mrs  J. 

43  Hay,  George  {R.  tt  G.  H.) 

Grove  Street. 

16 

Grieve,  John 

45 

Dickson,  James 

1  Sutlierland,  Andrew 

16  Jackson,  Francis 

49 

Lillej',  Joseph 

1  Brown,  J.  E. 

16  Young,  John 

51 

Lock,  George 

3  Cunningliam,  Mrs 

16 

Ballantvne,  Ad. 

51 

Milne,  Mrs 

5  Veitch,  Mrs 

16 

Clark,  Mrs 

53 

Weir,  James 

5  Cannon,  T.  M. 

16 

Louden,  John 

55 

Lyon,  Alexander,  builder 

5  Humble,  Alexander 

14 

Russell,  R.  S. 

57 

Davidson  k  Chisholm 

7  Learmont,  'William 

14 

Scott,  James 

57 

Hodge,  William,  dairyman 

7  Meikle,  G. 

14 

Petrie,  William 

57 

Robertson,  Duncan 

9  Black,  D. 

14 

Maitland,  George 

59 

Kesson,  James 

9  Bryden,  James  (G. P.O.) 

14 

Bisset,  Alexander 

59  Stewart  &  ilorgan 

9  Robertson,  John 

14 

Powrie,  Joseph 

61 

Thin  &  Jlillar,  plasterers 

9  Anderson,  R. 

14  Kirkcaldy,  Peter 

63  Boyd,  A.,  Flora  ha' 

11  Annandale,  A. 

14 

Barber,  ilrs  H. 

63 

Leitch,  John,  turner 

11  Clark,  Thomas 

12 

Galloway,  David 

75  Steell,  John,  R.S.A.,  Bronze 

n  Ross,  "William 

12 

Locke,  Alexander 

Foundry 

11  Brodie,  John 

12 

Stewart,  Tliomas 

92 

Brown,  W'^illiam,  gi-ocer 

11  MUne,  James 

12 

Hammond,  William 

90 

Jeftrey,  Mrs 

13  Arnot,  James 

12 

Watson,  Andrew 

82 

Grove  Dining  Rooms 

13  Whytoek,  James 

12 

Xeill,  Walter 

80 

Edinr.  Industrial  Biigade 

13  Cairncross,  H.  L. 

10 

Lightbody,  Alexander 

78 

Macnab,  Robert  ;  ho.  SO 

15  Mitchell,  William 

10 

Bell,  Mrs  James 

76 

Swan,  ]\liss  Jane,  baker 

15  Inglis,  James 

10 

Lawson,  Mrs  James 

74 

Dalgleish,  Andrew 

15  Ireland,  George 

10 

M 'Donald,  Archibald 

72 

Watson,  James 

15  Tennant,  AViUiam 

10 

M 'Donald,  William 

70 

Telfer,  Andrew 

15  Kelh",  Peter 

10 

Morrison,  William 

68 

Hastie,  James,  tailor 

17  Bailes,  John 

10 

Whitecross,  John 

66 

Menzies,  John 

17  Ford,  James 

10 

Whitecross,  Miss  J. 

66 

Gibson,  James 

17  Robertson,  AV.  "W. 

8 

Elder,  Alexander 

66 

Morris,  James 

17  Gow,  Mrs  James 

8 

Burns,  Mrs 

64 

Murray,  Robert,  grocer 

17  Mitchell,  George 

8 

]\Iarr,  James 

52 

Thin,  Thomas 

17  WUson,  George 

8 

Common,  Thomas 

52 

Millar,  William 

17  Macreath,  John 

6 

Eraser,  William 

52 

Turner,  Alexander 

19  Geddes,  Robert 

6 

Hay,  James 

52 

Gallic,  Mrs 

19  Sanderson,  Matthew 

6 

Grieve,  Simon 

Brandjield  Street  here 

19  Lyall,  WiUiam 

6 

Smith,  William 

50 

Honeyman,  Jas.     See  Adv. 

19  Evans,  James 

6 

Dickson,  Miss  iVI.  J. 

50 
50 

Clark,  David 
Colden,  John 

19  Kennedy,  John 

4 

Taylor,  Peter 

19  Forbes,  Duncan 

2 

Dickson,  James 

50 

RiM,l,.ll     Willinm 

21  Adams,  Alexander 

2 

Thomson,  Mrs 

50  Burns,  Francis 
48a    Affleck.  Wilh'flTii 

21  Glass,  James 

2  M'Kercher,  Thos.  (G.P.O.) 

21  Weir,  James 

2b  Smith,  J. 

48 

Macfarlane,  David 

21  Arrighi,  Louis 
21  Russell,  William 

Grove  Street.    10. 

48 
48 

Oliphant,  Mrs 
Wilson,  Hugh 

21  Arnott,  George 
21  Himter,  William 
23  Reid,  Charles 
23  Hope,  William 

3 
5 

Morrison  Street. 

Brown,  J.  Williams 
Keay,  Misses 

48 
44 
44 
44 

M'intosh,  Alexander 
Lyon,  Alexander,  builder  ;  - 
Mackenzie,  A.  D. 
Brown    Miss 

23  Johnstone,  E. 

7 

Paterson,  Thomas 

44 

Halliday,  William 
Bulloch,  AVilliam 

23  Massie,  James 

9 

Weir,  !Mrs 

40 

23  Rodger,  James 
23  Hunter,  James 

9 
11 

Weir,  Thomas  Fairweather 
Laird,  Robert  B. 

38 

Clark,  Thomas,  grocer 
Upper  Grove  Place  here 

25  Kerr,  David 

13 

Beattie,  George,  architect 

25  Stevenson,  WiUiani 

13 

Beattie,  William,  architect 

36 

Wotherspoon,  John 

25  Stevenson,  Mrs 

15 

Lauder,  James  {L.  <k  Hardie) 

32 

Kilgour,  James 

25  Lyall,  James 

17 

Beattie,  George,  &  Son 

32 

Ritchie,  William             .    GS 

25  M'Naughton,  Duncau 

19 

Sharj),  William 

32 

Leslie,  Mrs                        ,  !£ 

25  Baptie,  James 

19 

Curry,  E. 

32 

Kerr,  C.  J.                       'J  cl" 

25  Sinclair,  James 

21 

Stevens,  Charles  B. 

30 

M'intosh,  Agnes 

Brownlee,  WUliam,  builder 

25 

Reynolds,  Charles 

28 

Smith,  W.  H. 

Hay,  James,  smith 

25 

M'Call,  John 

26 

Lindsay,  David 

Stevenson,  Wm.,  lathsplitter 

27 

Herdman,  Mrs 

22 

Smith,  James 

Mackenzie  &  Moncur 

27 

Brownlie,  Thomas 

22 

Macdonald,  Mrs 

Thomson,  James,  builder 

31 

Hay,  James  G. 

20 

Sutlierland,  Andrew 

Turner,  Alexander,  lather 

37 

Henderson,  John 

18a  M'Kay,  Alexander 

Holt,  Fred.,  organ-builder 

41 

Brov.n,  John 

16 

Richardson,  Miss 

Clunas,  Alexander,  builder 

41 

Stewart,  John  M. 

16 

Feuton,  William 

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16  Blair,  Miss,  lodgings 

14  Winter,  A. 

12  Fyfe,  Archibald,  teaclier 

8  Craig,  Mrs 

6  Waldie,  David 

4  Smith,  William 

2b  Murray,  David,  M.D. 

2  Thomson,  William 

2  Robertson,  iirs  Margaret 

2  Christie,  Mrs  Janet 

2  Cruickshank,  Mrs 

2  Scott,  Charles 

2  Scott,  Catherine 

Grove  Terrace.    10. 

Grove  Street. 

1  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

2  Haldon,  George,  builder 

Haddington  Place.    2. 

1  Taylor,  Robert,  agent 

1  Boyd,  Mrs,  register  for  ser 

vants 
lA  Michie,  Henry,  bootmaker 
2a  Jack,  Colin,  dairyman 

2  Cunningham,  Mrs 
2  Sword,  W.  B. 
2  Johnston,  W. 
2  Smart,  John 
2  M'Pherson,  D. 

2  Hardie,  James 

3  Lindsay,  James,  gi'ocer 

3  Allan,  John,  stationer 

4  Air  &  Candow 

4  Stirling,  D.,  coach-hirer 

5  Wilson,  William 

6  Tindal,  John 
6  Thomson,  Mrs  W. 
6  Common,  Mrs  William 
6  Cassels,  John  G-. 
6  Munro,  John 

8  ToUeth,  T.,  baker  and  con- 
fectioner ;  house,  7 

Annandale  Street  here 

17  Shai^p,  John,  shoemaker 

18  Thomson,  James 

19  Watt,  Peter,  grocer 

20  Slight,  Alexander 
20  Wallace,  Andrew 
20  Thomson,  James 
20  M'Vey,  Jas.  (M'V.  d:  Son) 
20  Irving,  Peter  (/.  Brothers) 

20  Omand,  Miss 

21  Leslie,  Thomas 

22  Macpherson,  Mrs  A. 

23  Warburton,  John 

24  Chrystal,  MrsC,  bootmaker 

25  Donaldson,  James 
25  Adamson,  John  M. 
25  Mackey,  John,  junior 
25  Pottie,  Mrs  James 
25  Robertson,  Wm.  (/.  R.  &Sm) 
25  Barron,  Mrs  M. 

25  Mackey,  John 

26  and  27  Stage,  iliss,  teacher 

28  Seaton,  Robert,  auctioneer 

29  M'Lachlan,  Allan 


30  Robertson,  J. 

30  Gilmour,  Hugh 

30  Lothian,  Mrs  A. 

30  Lothian,  Miss 

30  Peach,  Charles  WiUiam 

30  Lauder,  Mrs  A. 

30  Brown,  John 

3lA  Stewart,  John,  plumber 

32  Walker,  Mrs 

Dods,  John,  gardener 
35  Ker,  James,  lathsplitter 

37  Burns,  Josiah 

38  Cowie,  James,  builder 
Menzies,  John,  smith 

Haddon's  Court.    12. 

See  112  Nkolson  Street. 

Hailes  Street.    13. 

See  Gibnore  Place. 

Hamburgh  Place.    5. 

North  Junction  Street. 

1  Hutchison,  Peter,  spirit  mer, 
3  Mackenzie,  Mrs 
3  Forsjiih,  Alexander,  meter 
3  Craighead,  Miss 

3  Stewart,  Mrs 

4  Forman,  T.  S.,  schoolmaster 
4  Forman,  T.  &  G. 
6  Boi'thwick,  John 
6  Dahymple,  James 

6  M'Millan,  Charles 

7  Session-clerk  and  Registrar's 
Office 

9  Tajdor,  Mrs  J.,  grocer 
10  Nissen,  P.  C. 
10  Proudfoot,  George 
10  Sutherland,  William 

Hamilton  Place.    10. 

Hiyh  Riggs. 

2  Leichman,  Richard 
12  Young,  Robert 

Hamilton  Place.    13. 

Neioington. 

1  Smith,  William 

2  Chalmers,  Mrs  J.  H. 

3  Bowlby,  Mi-s  Captain  M. 

4  O'Hara,  R.  C. 

5  KeiT,  Captain  James 
5  Kerr,  Thomas 
7  Anderson,  David 
9  Couston,  Miss 

10  Blair,  William 

Hamilton  Place.    3. 

Stockhridge. 

1  Robertson,    Robert,    grocer  : 
house,  2 

2  Simpson,  Robert 
2  Shaw,  James,  coal  merchant 
2  Bigham,  Miss,  upholsteress 

2  M'Gowan,  Mrs,  nurse 

3  Bowton,  John,  confectioner 


4  Binuie,  Geo. ,  fm-niture  dealer 

6  Kennedy,  Wm.,  cabinetmkr. 

7  Donaldson,  Jas.,  spirit  mer. 

8  Bowton,  John 

8  Simpson,  Robert 
8  Hogg,  James 

8  Doig,  Thomas  D. 

9  Alston,  W.,  grocer 

11  Maclaren,    James,    teacher ; 
house,  10 

^       Girdwood,  David,  bleach- 
•p  S5       works 
g  ^    Gray,  George,  cottage 
(*4       Denholm,  Isabella,  dairy 

M'Pherson,  John,  plasterer 
Murray,  George,  mason 
Paton,  William,  coal  mercht. 
34  Meikle,  Alexander 

25  Meikle,  Alexr.,  van  maker 

26  Wight,  John  R.,  architect 

27  Scott  Bryce,  J. 

27  Reynolds,  Andrew 

27  MackeiTacher,  Miss  I. 

27  Honyman,  Mrs 

27  Cooper,  James 

27  AVilliamson,  Mrs  H.  C. 

28  Mackay,  Mrs 

29  Murray,  Mrs 

30  Johnston,  Mrs  James 
30  Lowe,  William  H.  Dick 
30  Haldane,  Mrs  William  C. 
30  Barty,  Miss 

30  Notley,  William  J. 

30  Clark,  Mrs  J.  A. 

31  Waterston,  James,  jun. 
Duncan,  John  B.,  mason 
Tavendale,  James,  joiner 

12  Little,  R.,  plumber 

Bryden,  Adam,  cabinetmkr. 
Police  Station-house 

Hampton  Terrace. 

Osborne  IWrace. 

1  Mackenzie,  John 

2  Lightbody,  Francis 

3  Morison,  Mrs  Johnston 

4  Adair,  Hugh  W. 

5  Shearer,  Archibald 

6  Macgillivray,  Rev.  Alex.  G. 
Rosebum  Free  Church 

9  Macrae,  W. 

Hanover  Street.    6. 

1  Grant,  David 

1  Peddie,  James,  agent 

1  Simpson,  D.  L.,  &  Co. 

1  Stewart  &  M 'Donald  ;  James 

Syme,  representative 
1  Muir,  W.  Shanks,  agent 
1  Phoenix  Fire  Office 
1  Edwards,  Wm.,  accountant 
1  Plate-glass  Insurance  Co. 
3  Mitchell,     Arnott,    &     Co., 

seedsmen 
3  Kewton,  Wilson,  &  Co. 
3  Thomson,  Wm.,  coal  mercht. 
3  Yerbiuy,  Edward  R. 


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3  Edinburgh    Legal    Ji-    Com- 
mercial Agency 
3  British  Equitable  Assurance 

Company 
3  Drummond,  Jas. ,  accountant 
5  Hume,  Jolm,  bookseller 
5  Brown,  William,  fniiterer 
5  Keid,  Misses,  milliuers 
7  Bayne,  James,  spirit  dealer 
7  Gray,  James,  stationer 
9  Stewart,  Robert 
11  Cliapman,  Thos.,  auctioneer 
11  Chapman,  George,  &  Co. 
11  "Williams,  Edward,  embosser 
11  Lamb,  Cliarles,  embosser 
13  Yallance,  Wm.,  confectioner 
13  London  Union  Fire  and  Life 

Assurance  Company 
13  Thomson,  D.  G.,  sharebroker 
13  Eobertson  &  Scott,  agents 
13,  15,  &  17  Knox,  Samuel,   & 
Dickson 

Hose  Street  here 

19  Johnston,  Thos.,  spirit  mer, 

19  Nelson,  Robt.  R.,  printseller 

21  Forrest,  IL  B. 

21  Hutton,  Jn.  P.,  watchmaker 

25  Robertson,  D.,  Albert  hotel 

29  Stanislas,  Madame 

29  Stanislas,  H.  B.,  perfumer 

29  Crawford,  David,    &    J.    Y. 

Guthrie,  S.S.C. 
31  Macdonald,    Middlemass,    & 

Wood,  clothiers 
33  Miller,  D.,  &  Son,  stationers 
33  Small,  D.,  basketmaker 
33  Hamilton,   Miss   M.,  tobac- 
conist 
35  EUiot,  Mrs  WiUiam 
35  Keith  &  Co.,  advt.  agents 
35  Dick,  Misses 
37  Black,  A.  &  F.,  toy  wareho. 
37  Ritchie,  S.  &  A.,  Berlin  re- 
pository 
37  Macmahon,  J. ,  &  Son,  furriers 
39  Lougton,  Mrs  A.,  tobacconist 

George  Street  here 

41  Greenhill,  James 
43  Fyfe,  Miller,  &  Fyfe,  S.S.C. 
45  Mack,  R.,  furniture  dealer 
47  Carter,  N.,  wine  merchant 
47  Muirhead,  Charles,  wine  mer. 
47  Couper,  Peter,  accountant 
47  Edin.  Southern  Cemetery  Co. 
47  Property  Investment  Co.  of 

Scotland. 
47  Morton,  W.  R. ,  working  jewr. 
49  &  51  Carlisle  &  Watts 
51  Johnston,  Robt.,  vict.  dealer 
51  Murdoch,  Charles,  &  Son 
51  Glasgow,  Matthew 
51  Clunas,  David,  architect 
51  Bruce  &  Son,  case-makers 
51  Henry,  Jardine,  S.S.C. 
51  Watson,  John,  agent 
51  Barclay,  Wm.,  die  cutter 
51  Peck,  Edward,  engraver 


55 


Horn,  Andrew 

Aitken,  Thomas,  accountant 

Brooks,  Abrani 

Porteous,  Misses 

Purdie,  Christina,  toy  bazaar 

Christie,  Robert,  grocer 

Thistle  Street  here 

Post  Office 

Gullaud,  James,  outfitter 
Jamieson,  Robert,  fruiterer 
Merchant  Company  Offices 
Mackie,  A.  Kirk,  S.S.C. 
Hooper,  Robert,  dentist 
Couper,  J.  k.  A.,  dressmakers 
Laun,  Henri  van 
il'Xab  &  Shepherd,  drapers 
&  65  M'Dermott,  James 
Robertson,  J.,  S.S.C.  &  S.L, 
Scott,  R.,  S.S.C.  andKP. 
M'Leod,  Roderick,  shoemaker 
Bro^^^l,  Robert  S.,  chemist 
Mackenzie,  Jliss 
Johnston,  Robert 
Association   for    Improving 

the  Condition  of  the  Poor 
Gow  &  Coltherd,  bootmakers 
^Vallcer,  James,  grocer 
Sidey,  D.  D. 
Sidey,  Charles,  surgeon 
Fraser,  ^Mrs,  lodgings 
Maclaurin,  S. 
Forrest,  Robert 
Burke,  Mrs 
Burke,  Francis 
Pentland,  David,  jeweller 
Wilkinsou,  iliss 
Waterstou,  George,  &  Son 
Davidson,  William,  draper 
Bell,  F.,  combmaker 
Curie,  J.,  pianoforte-maker 
Curie,  Arthur  J. 
Curie,  Miss,  music  teacher 
Davidson,  William 
Lougton,  Mrs  Alexander 
Dunu,  M.,  general  dealer 
Gravett  &  Son,  butchers 
Henderson,  A. ,  spirit  merch. 
Wood,  I.,  tobacconist 

Thistle  Street  here 

Macpherson,  Hemy,  junior 
Dewar,  J.  F.,  naturalist 
Russell  &  Hogg,  ironmongers 
Mason,  George,  butcher 
Architectural     Institute    of 

Scotland 
Howe,  Edwin,  auctioneer 
Gardiner,  J.  &  J.,  S.S.C. 
Gardiner,  William,  C.A. 
Cochrane,  John  W. 
Shiell,  Adam,  S.S.C. 
Bryce,  John,  wine  merchant 
Bum  &  Baillie,  plumbers 
Clark,  Robert,  &  Co.,  tea  mer. 
Clark,  Robert,  printer 
MurrajT,  Harvey,  &  Co. 
Steedman,  John,  grocer 


40  Alston,  George,  clothier 
38  Dickie,  H.  D.,  sharebroker 
38  DaU  &  Miller,  C.A. 
36  PQmor,  Miss,  milliner 
36  Lindsay,  T.  S.,  accountant 
36  The  Cattle  Food  <L-  Manure 

Company  {Limited) 
36  Our  Club 
36  New  Zealand  Scotch   Trust 

{Limited) 
36  Campbell,  Thomas 
36  Potts,  George 

George  Street  here 

34  Brown  &  Lawrence,  surveyors 

34  M'Craw,  Wm.,  photogi'apher 

34  M'Gregor,  Miss  Margaret 

34  Lewis,  James,  grocer 

34  Crease,  J.  B.,  draper 

34a  Y'augh,  George,  ham  shop 

32  Dickson,  James,  &  Sons 

30  Robb,  Charles 

30  RejTiolds,  Andrew,  printer 

30  Auld,  AYm.  Wallace,  printer 

30  Sj-me,  R.,  &  Sou,  printers 

30  Menzies,  James  M.,  engraver 

30  Reid,  Mrs,  straw  hat  maker 

30  Comlae,  R.,  upholsterer 

28  Macrae,  James,  plumber 

28  Hay,  J.  &  J.,  saddlers 

26  Macnaughton,  James 

26  Ranisaj^  Thomas,  baker 

24  Dryden,  Adam, fishing-tackle 

24  Douglas,  M.  &  J.,  milliners 

22  Sword,  J.,  cabinetmaker 

22  House  Agency  Office 

20  Sanderson  &  Lawrie,  grocers 

20  Kinloch,  James,  dairy 

Rose  Street  here 

14  City    of    Glasgow    Bank; 

William  Bain,  manager 
12  Menzies,  John,  &  Co. 
12  Good  Words  office 
12  Sunday  Magazine  office 
10  Paterson,  R.,  assessor 
10  Hanover  Hotel 
10  Scottish  Union  Property  In- 
vestment Compianii 
10  Lands  Valuation  Office 
10  M'Ewan,  Mrs  Clara  E. 
10  Paterson,  James,  accountant 
10  St     Cuthbert's     Poor-rates 

Office 
10  Morison,  A.  KeUy,  S.S.C. 
10  Prudential  Assurance    Co., 
and  West  of  England  Fire 
Assurance ;  A.  K.  Morison, 
S.S.C,  agent 
8  Boswell,  A.,  brushmaker 
8a  Boswell,  A.,  junior 
6  Ogg,  Miss  R.,  outfitter 
8  Terras,  Thomas,  wine  mer. 
4  DaU,  W. ,  &  Co. ,  china  mer. 
2  Jaap,  Thomas 
2  Thornton,    Currie,    &    Co., 
india-rubber  manufacturers 


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Hart  Street.    2. 

Forth  Street. 

3  Drysdale,  William,  D.C.S. 

5  Padon,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

7  Miller,  Mrs  James 

9  Binny,  Graham,  W.S. 

11  Knox,  William,  M.D. 
13  Douglas,  Miss 

15  Sanderson,  John 
15  Ross,  William  S. 
15  Letton,  Emanuel 

15  Frazer,  Thomas 

17  Somerville,  Samuel,  M.D. 
19  Keddie,  JSIiss  Jane,  grocer 

18  Mackenzie,  Misses 

16  Corns,  Miss  R. 
16  Corns,  William 
16  Knox,  Adam 
16  Campbell,  F. 
16  Mackay,  Mrs 

12  Groat,  Alex.  G.,  advocate 
10  Brodie,  Miss 

8  Child,  Miss 

6  Smith,  Robert 

4  Shirretf,  C.  H. 
4  Macgregor,  Mrs 
2  Walker,  Miss 

Hatton  Place.    13. 

Grange. 
Mackay,    Rev.    Alex.,    LL.D., 

F.R.G.S.,  Oaklands 
]\[ackenzie,    Captain    Roderick, 

Blakeville 
Simpson,   James,    Lauder   Glen 

villa 
Ellis,  Mrs,  Villa 
Jefi'rey,  Thomson,  Ferndean 
Swirles,  James,  Helen  villa 
Flett,  David,  St  Helens 
Dickson,  William,  Avon  villa 
Oldham,  J.,  Anne  villa 
Baillie,  Zerub,  Gladstone  villa 
Geddes,  Roderick,  Alpine  retreat 
Tliornton,  J.  J.,  Woodville 
Tliornton,  G.  B.,  Woodville 

Haugh  Street. 

Stockhrid(je. 

t)  Bennet,  James,  bootmaker 
0  Booth,  Js.  L.  {Goudie  d-  B.) 
Wright,  John 

Hawthorn  Bank.    4. 

Lijnedoch  Place. 
47  Aitken,  Samuel 
47  Aitken,  Miss 

Hastie,  Thos.,  joiner;  ho.  49 

Hawthorn  Bank  PL    5, 

North  Leith. 
f)  Bolton,  John 
13  Robertson,  James 

21  Stevens,  Thomas 

22  PjVskine,  Andrew 


Hawthorn  Bank  Ter.  5. 

North  Fort  Street. 

1  Robertson,  George 
8  Cameron,  Alexander 
12  Johnston,  James 

15  Cunningham,  E. 

16  Maclean,  William 

18  Spaven,  Mrs  Andrew 

19  Craig,  John 

20  Fordyce,  A.  B. 

22  Dorman,  William 

Hawthorn  Vale.    5. 

Annjield. 

6  Ingram,  Alexander 

6  Lawrence,  Robert 

Hay  Street.    11. 

Nicolson  Square. 

1  Montignani,  H.  G. 

2  Dunn,  William  H. 

2  Wilson,  Andrew 

3  M'Lean,  Andrew 

3  Graham,  Henry 

4  Fisher,  Alexander 

4  Brander,  William 

5  Calder,  John,  egg  merchant 

7  Kinnear,  Mrs,  pawnbroker 

7  Johnston,  Miss 

8  Ponton,  Mrs  Robert 

Hay's  Court.    10. 

Main  Point. 

Purdie,  John,  bootmaker 

2  Whyte,  James (Ca?/raect- IT.) 

5  Hardie,  Adam,  cattle  dealer 

6  Muir,  Mrs 

Haymarket.    10. 

Ryrie,  Mrs  Alex.,  Haymarket  inn 
Holmes,    Matthew,    Haymarket 
station 

Haymarket  Ter.    10. 

1   M'Kelvic,  James 

1  Northern  Mineral  Oil  Co. 

Llatheson,  George 
8  Gordon,  William,  &  Sons 

15  Girdwood,  A.,  &  Son 

16  Allan,  Robert 
18  Allan,  William 

21  Waldie,  James,  &  Sons 

23  Menzies,  Bernard,  &  Co. 

24  Herdman,  J.,  &  Sons 

Helen  Place.    4. 

Sec  Ferry  Road. 

Helen  Street.    4. 

Albany  Street,  Leith. 

1  M'Phail,  William,  grocer 

5  Isbister,  Miss  Elizabeth 

6  AUardyce,  William 

6  Mitchell,  Robert,  traveller 


6  Shedden,  George 
6  Sharp,  William 

Henderson  Place,    4. 

See  Ferry  Road,  Bonnington. 
Henderson  Row.    3. 

1  White,  Clement,  sculptor 

1  Hailing,  George  William 

1  Stevenson,  Miss 

1  M 'Ritchie,  John 

2  Deuchar,  Miss 

2  Simpson,  Mrs  George  H. 

3  Gray,  Mordaunt 
3  Gray,  Miss 

3  Walker,  John 

4  Crichton,  Mrs  A. 
4  Robertson,  Mrs 

4  Fife,  Mrs 

4  Bell,  Thomas 

4  Scott,  Andrew 

4  Scott,  Jas.  (S.  (£•  Shillinglaw) 

4  Ewart,  John 

5  Lawrie,  ]\Irs 

6  Nicholson,  Mrs 

6  Nicholson,  William 

7  Don,  Joseph 

7  Oliver,  William 
7  Goudy,  Mrs 
7  Goudy.  J.  C. 

7  Kitto,  Edmund  S. 

8  Laurie,  Mrs  David 

10  Greenshields,  Thomas 

11  Wilson,  Misses 

12  Ramsay,  Mrs  T. 
12  Lamont,  John 

12  Hunter,  A.  S. 

13  Aitken,  William 

13  Ramsay,  James 

14  Eraser,  Captain  Charles 
14  Mackay,  Mrs 

14  Laird,  Miss 

14  Lamb,  Miss 

14  Mason,  R.  P. 

14  Macallan,  James  H. 

Edinburgh  Academy;  Hiigh 

Graham,  janitor 
Deaf  and  Dumb  Instittition  ; 
W.  Hutchinson,  head  mas- 
ter; Mrs  Hutchinson,  ma- 
tron 
Northern  District  School 
Miiskett,  J. ,  5  Silvennills  cot. 
M'Farlane,  Colin S.,  4 Silver- 
mills  cottage 
Dick,  J.  I.,  3  Silvermills  cot. 
Gibb,  Jas. ,  2  Silvermills  cot. 
Macpherson,  Mrs,   1   Silver- 
mills  cottage 

Henry  Place.    12. 

Henry  Street. 

1  Johnston,  Samuel,  &  Sons 

2  Smitli,  John 

2  Robison,  James 

2  Hamilton,  AVilliam 

4  Hamilton,  Mrs  George 

4  Brotherstoa,  Wm.,  weigher 


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Henry  Street.    12. 

St  Leonard  Street. 

1  M'PhersoD,  John 

7  Baxter,  WiUiam 

8  Garriocli,  John 

8  Buchan,  Thomas  H. 

8  Forrest,  David,  junior 

9  Wood,  Alexander 
9  Reid,  Mrs 

9  Macniven,  James 
9  Currie,  "William 
9  Eennie,  James 
11  Moffat,  Mrs 

Hercles  Street.    12. 

Brown  Street. 

9  Robertson,  Robert 
27  Garrow,  James 
29  Plank,  John,  grocer 

Heriot  Bridge.    10. 

See  73  Grassmarket. 

Heriot  Buildings.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 


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Heriot  Hill.    2. 

Lower  BrougMon  Road. 

Scott  k  Shillinglaw,  builders 
Johnston,  Robert,  sculptor 
Comer,  James,  cabinetmaker 
Smith,  Dr  Thos.,  Heriot  hill  ho. 
Craw,  Matthew 

Heriot  Mount.    12. 

Carnegie  Street. 

2  Tait,  Pringle 

2  Veitch,  Andrew 

3  Bishop,  Alexander 
3  Anderson,  James 

5  Hamilton,  Peter 

Heriot  Place.    10. 

Laurlston  Place. 

1  Robertson,  John 
8  Hiune,  "Wniiam 
8  Kirkpatrick,  Thomas 

10  Gray,  William 

14  Booth,  William 

14  Turnbull,  W. 

14  Collier,  John,  tailor 

20  Gibson,  John 

20  Renton,  James 

22  Thomson,  John 

Heriot  Row. 

From  42— i.     1  to  42—5. 

1  Duncan  &  Archibald,  S.S.C. 
1  Duncan,  William,  S.S.C. 

1  Archibald,  William,  S.S.C. 

2  Coulson,  John  L. 
2  Muirhead,  Charles 

U 


2  Bowhill,  Mrs 

3  Marshall,  Miss 

4  Bevan,  Mrs 

6  Morrieson,  !Miss 

7  iluirhead,  Claud 

7  JIuirhead,  Claud,  jun.,  M.D, 

8  Forman,  John  N.^  -vv.S. 
8  Forman,  John,  W.S. 

8  Forman,  Alex.  G.,  W.S. 

9  Stevenson, Alex., W.S.,N.P 
9  Milne,  William,  S.S.C. 

10  Mackenzie,  T.,  W.S. 

11  Robertson,  Misses 

12  Duncan,  John,  M.A.,  M.D. 

13  Phin,  John,  S.S.C. 

14  Fordyce,  James  D.,  advocate 

15  Melville,  Lady 

15  Meh-ille,  G.  F.,  advocate 

16  Herries,  W.  Y.,  of  Spots 

16  Herries,  A.  Y.,  yr.  of  Spots 

17  Stevenson,  T.,  C.E. 

18  Grfeme,  Miss 

19  Reid,  Robert 

19  Surenne,  J.  G. 
Hoice  Street  here 

20  Duncan,  William 

21  Lessels,  John,  architect 

21  JIacdonald,  Gilbert 

22  Scott,  Itlrs  Thomas  G. 

23  Paterson,  Misses 

24  Coghm,  J.  G.  Sinclair,  M.D. 

26  Hill,  J.  L.,  AYS. 

27  Tait,  Mrs 

28  Maclagan,  Douglas,  M.D. 

29  Newbigging,  Mrs  Patrick 

30  Patton,  Mrs  George 

31  Dunlop,  Mrs  ilurray 

32  Deas,  the  Hon.  Lord 

33  WaUs,  John,  S.S.C. 

34  Playfair,  Misses 

35  Campbell,  Miss  Marion 

36  AVeir,  T.  Graham,  M.D. 

38  Webster,  George,  advocate 

39  Swinton,  Miss 

40  Ritchie,  iirs,  lodgings 

41  Mackenzie,  Alexander  C. 
41  Mackenzie,  Mrs  A. 

41  Macmillan,  John 

India  Street  here 

43  Hoare,  Henry 

44  Denson,  Richard 

45  Baxter,  James  C,  S.S.C. 

46  Wauchope,  Mrs  G. 

47  Stoddart,  Miss  Balvaii-d 

Heriot  Terrace.    2. 

Lower  Broiujhton  JRoad. 

1  Macpherson,  Alexander 

2  Hamilton,  James 

4  Oliver,  James 

5  Mann,  P. 

12  Inglis,  David,  agent 

13  Anderson,  Mrs 

Hermitage  Hill.    1. 

See  Restalrig  Road. 


Hermitage  Place.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

1  ^lorrison,  Mark 

2  Bramlt,  T.  N. 

3  Crawford,  Robert 

4  Dryburgh,  Richard 

5  Clark,  Andrew 

6  Tavsen,  Peter 

7  Beda,  A.  W. 

8  Wishart,  John  K. 

9  Theilmann,  J.  H. 

10  ^Morrison,  Charles 

11  Scott,  John  (Scarth  d-  S.) 

12  Thorburn,  George 

13  Gibson,  Mungo  C. 

14  Mitchell,  Rev.  James 

Hermitage  Place.    3. 

Dean  Street. 

2  Hill,  Cumberland 

3  Bain,  Donald 
5  Barr,  John 

5  Simpson,  John 

6  Irvine,  John 

7  Young,  Thomas 

8  Simpson,  Alexander 

9  Munro,  Alexander 
10  Redpath,  Alexander 
12  Ferguson,  AViUiam 

Hermitage  PI.  East.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

1  M'Intosh,  William 

2  Dickson,  John 

3  Hansen,  H.  L. 

4  Davies,  W.  A. 

5  Lindsay,  James 

6  Craig,  George  W. 

7  Murray,  iliss 
Wyse,  George,  B.M. 

Hermitage  Terrace.    1. 

Leilh  Links. 

1  Anderson,  James 

2  Dewar,  John 
2  Coutts,  John 

HighRiggs.    11. 

West  Port. 
2  Robertson,  Thomas 
5  Laidlaw,  Ralph 

7  Stibbings,  Thomas 

8  Harper,  Thomas 

10  Motiat,  Archibald  ;  house,  9 
23  Thorn,  John,  spirit  merchant 

High  School  Yards.    9. 

J7ijirmari/  Street. 
4  Episcoj^al  Mission  House. 
15  SordSn,  James 
15  CuUen,  John  J. 

George  Heriot's  School ;  Jas. 
M'Kean,  teacher 


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High  Street.    9. 

1  Fraser,  Joliu,  spirit  dealer 

13  Boe,  Mrs  S.,  dairy 

15  Baron  Grant's  Close 

15  Harlej^,  David 

17  ^ATiittaker,  A. ,  refreslLments 

19  Undenvood,  E.,  grocer 

21  Society  Close 

21  Larkins,  John 

Asliley  Buildings. 
19  Clarkson,  Andi'ew 

33  Doclierty,  Hugli 

Jolrn  Knox  Free  Church 
45  Wilson,  E.,  tobacconist 
49  Wardlaw,  Henry 
51  Monteith,  1. 
53  Bilsland,  John 
53  Daily,  Mrs 
53  Carr,  Joseph 
55   Trunk  Close 
57  Jardine,  Alexander,  grocer 
59  AVilliamson,  John,  grocer 
61  Monteith' s  Close 
65  M'Mahon,  P. 
75  Rutherford  &  Co. 

S"     1  King,  John 

>  29  Pinkerton,  William 

S  31  Watt,  George 

-§  31  rors3i:h,  Colin 

g  31   Pinkerton,  William 

,_  45  Ferrah,  John 

00 

83  Forsyth,  Colin,  confectioner 

87  Linton,  Andrew,  corkcutter 

89  Smith,  C,  baker 

91  Barringer's  Close 

93  Carr,  Joseph 

97  Boe,  Mrs  S. 

99  Cairns,  A.,  grocer 

101  Paisley  Close 

103  Forsj'th,  James 

105  Thomson,  Gideon 

105  Money  Loan  Co. 

107  Bailie  Fife's  Close 

109  Skiffington,  J. 

Ill  &  113  Stewart,  J.  &  6.,  mer- 
chants 

115  Scott,  Alexander 

117  Morrison's  Close 

117  Underwood,  E. 

119  Jeffi-ej',  John 

123  Watson,  D.,  ironmonger 

125  North  Gray's  Close 

125  Hewit,  J.,  &  Sons 

125  Armstrong,  A.,  cabinetmak. 

127  Meiklejohn,  J.,  spirit  dealer 

129  Bisho^ys  Close 

129  Gordon,  Theodore 

129  Burden,  Mrs  George,  coffeeh. 

129  Mackenzie,  James,  printer 

129  Harlow,  John 

131  Bruce,  D.,  provision  dealer 

133  Stewart,  John,  spirit  dealer 

135  Exchange  Loan  Conqmny 


1  Stewart,  John  I 

^'     9  and  13  Sime,  John 
.S    15  Nimmo,  James,  engraver 
^    39  Carruhher's  CI.  Mission 
't   39    Whitefield  Chapel 
■o    47  Russell,  Alexander 
s    28  Henderson,  Donald 
£    16  tSt  Paul's  Ejiiscopal  Ch. 
O    12  M'Pherson,  Angus 
»n      6  Harlow,  John 
>-i      6  Burgess,  John 
6  Bowie,  Hugh 

137  Mutrie,  C. 

139  ISTisbet,  Wm.  J.,  chemist 

141  Johnston,  Mrs,  dairy 

143  Bleakley,  John,  shoe  shop 

145  Dunlop,  Jas.,  wine  mercht. 

147  Farmer,  Alex.,  prov.  dealer 

153  Smith,  James 

153  Patrick,  Robert,  hatter 

153  Bringhurst,  John 

155  Mackintosh,  J.,  tobacconist 

161  Bro-wn,  David  J.,  baker 

161  White,  David,  spiritmercht. 

163  Halherston's  Wynd 
22  Croan,  Patrick 

165  M'Craw,  R.,  tobacconist 
167  Percy,  Charles 

North  Bridge  here 

171  Eankine,  Thomas,  k  Sons 

1  Play,  E.,  bootmaker 

1  Kennedy,  Jn.  L.,  pawnbr. 

3  Inglis,  Agnes 
g    4  Equitable  Loan  Co. ;  Geo. 
I  Russell,  manager 

j5*  4  Keith,  George 
«    5  Prentice,  Robert,  junior 
:§    6  Toner,  Moses,  tailor 
1^    6  Gunn,  John,  spu'it  merch. 
^    6  Gordon,  Misses 
^    7  Anderson,  John 

7  Pittendrich,  A.,  b'kbinder 

7  Docherty,  Hugh 

7  Prentice,  R. ,  house  painter 

175  Dickson,  Alexander,  grocer 
179  Grocers'  Reg'r  of  Situations 

Cockhurn  Street  here 

197  Ritchie,  James,  spirit  dealer 
g"     3  Maloy,  Mrs 
.„    15  Smith,  Jas.,  spirit  dealer 
-S    19  Martin,  John 
8    19  Jamieson,  Andrew 
^    21  and  22  Cameron's  Com- 
g  mercial  hotel 

^    24  Brown,  Edward 
o    25  Tait,  James 
ri   25  Bourgois,  Mrs,  tavern 
205  Davie,  John,  junior 
207  Thomson,  James,  baker 
209  Jackson's  Close 
209  Hutton,  Robert,  &  Son 
211  Steedman,  James 
213  AVlivte,  R.,  k  Son 
213  Whj-te,  William 


215  Lyon's  Close 

217  Lewis,  David,  bootmaker 

219  Smith,  J.,  k  Son 

219  Adair's  temperance  hotel 

219  Milne,  John,  bootcloser 

221  Old  Stamp  Office  Close 

223  k  225  Kirk,  James,  grocer 

227  Equitable  Loan  Company  of 

Scotland  Saleroom 
227  Earlv,  Francis 
227  Sinclair,  Miss 
227  Veni,  Jlrs  George 
227  Anderson,  William 
227  Gunn,  Alexander 
229  North  Foulis  Close 
231  Cotton,  George,  tobacconist 
233  Geddes'  Entry 
233  ■  Anderson,  James,  stationer 
233  Mutrie,  William 
235  Coutie,  William,  shoemaker 
239  Thomson,  James,  dairy 
241  Watson,  Henry,  &  Co. 
243  Anchor  Close 
243  Scott,  John 

243  Wilson,  Robt.,  pawnbroker 
245  Temple,  Thomas,  gi'ocer 
249  Cumniing,  Rt.,  newsagent 
251  Wilson,  Robt.,  pa-mibroker 
253  Old  Post  Office  Close 
255  Morison,  John,  wine  merht. 
257  Keddie,  A.  &  A.,  &  Co. 
257  Robertson,  John,  k  Co. 
259  Gardner,  Alexander,  grocer 
261  M'Cann,  Wm.,  bootmaker 
265  Duffy,  P.  J. 
265  M'Kenzie,  John 
265  Keddie,  A.  &  A.,  &  Co. 
265  Hamilton,  J.,  spiritmercht. 
265  Craig's  Close 
267  Smith,  Wm. ,  woollen  draper 
Allan's  Close 

Hunter,  Robert 
269  Clydesdale  Banking  Co. — 

Thomson,  H.  T.,  agent 

Cunningham,  Peter,  acct. 

Wotherspoon,  A. 

Henderson,  WUliam 

Matthew,  W. 
279  Wood,  Joseph,  accomitant 
279  Poor-rates  Office. 
281  Forrester,  J.  H. ,  watchmak'r 
283  &  287  Hagarty,  A.  G. 
289  Hardie,  George,  hat  manuf. 
4  Anderson,  John 

4  John's  coffeehouse 

5  Scoon,  Kenneth 

^-  6  Millar,  Hugh,  clockmaker 
2^  7  Heriot's  Hospital  Trea- 
^  surer^s  Chambers;  Wm. 

^  Forrester,  treasurer 

'^l    7  Bayley,  George,  W.S. 
"e    7  Baylej^  Isaac,  S.S.C. 
g'  7  Henderson,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
'^   7  Chesser,  John,  architect 
52    7  Macritchie,  Bayley,  &  Hen- 
<M  dei-son,  W.S. 

8  Gas  Meter  Office;  Robert 

Ferrier,  inspector 
8  Chesney,  DaA-id,  sawmaker 


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10  Citii  Chambers 

10  M 'Donald,  WiUiani 

10  .Tolinston,  "William 

10  M'Kay,  D.,  city  officer 

10  Macplierson,  A. 

10  Hall,  John 

10  Cooper,  George  "\Y. 

10  Cousin,  Darid 

10  Burgh  Court 

10  Justice  of  Peace  Office 

10  L'u'Ufenanc}/  Office 

10  Morham,  E.,   depute  city 
clerk 

10  Morham,  K.,  juu.,  architect 

10  Eobertson,    D.     I.,     city 
chamberliiiu 

10  Adam,  Eohert,  city  acct.. 
Council  Chambers 
Dean  of  Guild's  Office 
Citij  Clerk's  Office 
Public  Works  Office 
Grei/friars  Recorder's 

Office  ;   John  Murdoch, 
recorder 
Marwick,  J.  D.,  city  clerk 
Harris,  Alexander 
Weights  d-  Pleasures  Office 
Cousin  &  Orniiston 
Anderson  &  Eobertson 
Cochrane,  Francis 
Anderson,  John 
Shaw,  WUliam 
I^Iackay,  Daniel 
Scottish   Permanent  Pro- 
lyertij  Investment  Society. 
Shaw,  James,  factor 
Muir,  "\V.  kQ.  B.,  agents 
Steel,  Eben.,  house  agent 
Hav,  John  C,  architect 
Eoss,  A.  Ellison,  S.S.C. 
Auditor's  Chambers;  Ed- 
mund Baxter,  auditor 
Anderson,  George 
M'Leod,  Eod.,  tea  dealer 
Diysdale,  Joseph,  S.S.C. 
Henderson,  "\V. 


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377 


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295  Eedpath,  A.,  bookseller 
297  Swan,  Edward 
297  Urquhart,  Wm.,  architect 
297  Eraser,  James,  house  agent 
307  Anderson,  John 
809  M'Farlane,  D.,  hairdresser 
311  Dannev,  Daniel 
313  Caldwell  &  Co. 

_.S  .g  Working  Men's  Club  and 
^  s  Institute  :  G.  Scott,  supt. ; 
ja  ^     James  Keppie,  secretary 

1-H 

CO 

319  Dempsey,  Jas.,  confectioner 

321  Kay,  Geo.,  provision merch. 

323   Warrlston  Close 

329  M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co. 

333  Donaldson,  James 

333  M'Kenzie,  John 

339  Chambers,  W.  &  E. 

341  Roxburgh  Close 

341  Young,  David,  smith 


343  Eennie,  A.  W.,  spt.  dealer 

345  Hunter,  W.,  carver 

351  M'Cann,  Wm.,  bootmaker 

355  Buchanan,  John 

357  Advocates'  Close 

361  Falconer,  T.,  tobacconist 

363  Davie,  Eobert 

367  Towert,  John,  bootmaker 

369  Blair,  Eobert,  clothier 

369  Braithwaite,  John,   clotliier 

371  Clapperton,  J.,  &  Co.,  mers. 

373  Eobertson,  Donald 

373  Byers  Close 

Auld,  James,  bootmaker 
North  British  Agriculturist 

377  Daily  and    Weekly  Revieiv 
Office 

377  Allan,  Thomas 

377  Sinclair,  Eobert,  tailor 

377  Smitii,  James 

377  Irvine,  John 

381  Auld,  "Wniiam 

St  Giles  Street  here 

421  Matthew,  J.,  &  Son 

423  M 'Donald,  James,  k  Son 

423  M 'Donald,  Miss 

423  Eamsay,  Donald 

425  Galloicay' s  Close 

427  Wilson,  Alexander,  &  Co. 

429  Grant,  Duncan,  publisher 

429  Sovereign  Life  Assurance 

429  Scottish  Commercial  In- 
surance Co. 

429  Reformer  Office 

429  Anderson,  Mrs 

429  Cathie,  N. 

429  Gow,  F.,  tailor 

429  Morris,  John,  tailor 

429  M'Phersou,  Angus 

431  Auld  &  Chatham 

Bank  Street  here 

433  Thomson,  Alex.,  &  Co. 

~  435  Gillespie,  William 

■^  441  Johnston,  James  A. 

I  441  Paterson's  Court 

a  441  Friend,  John 

I  441  Pettie,  D. 

>-^441  Johnston,  William 

449  Bell,  William,  grocer 

457  Inglis,  Eobert,  baker 

459  Wardroj^'s  Court 

459  Laing,   Alexander 

459  Kennedy,  James 

461  Kirk,  James,  gi'ocer 

467  Alexander,  Eichd.,  draper 

469  Baxter's  Close 

473  Allan,  Eobert,  butcher 

477  Lady  Stair's  Close 

477  Wilson,  Mrs,  nnrse 

479  Eoss,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  dealer 

491  Anderson,  L.  G.,  gi'ocer 

493  Hill,  Eobert 

495  M'Leish,  James,  baker 

497  Livingston,  John 

499  Logan,  William  F. 

501  Jlackay,  Hugh 

501  Grant,  Daniel,  tailor 


501  White,  George 

8  ...i  3  Auld,  Mrs  James 
S  s  13  Crocket,  Andrew 
1^(3    6  Bremner,  James 

503  Cochrane,  John,  M.D. 
505  Lyon,  D.,  bookbinder 
507  Cui-rie,  Miss  J. ,  dressmkr. 
509  Mackay,  Hugh,  gi-ocer 
513  Auld,  Mrs  J,  shoemaker 

^. "«  "g    5  Forbes,  Alexander 
.y  ~  I    5  Cuthbertson,  Mrs  AV. 
e  ^  S    5  Anderson,  Alexander 

I  519  Muirhead,  J.,  baker 
I  521  Miller,  M.,  spirit  dealer 
^  523  Bm-ell,  Mrs  M. 
525  Milne's  Entry 

537  Eennie,  A.  W. 
537  AVliite,  Peter 
539  Eennie,  A.  W. 
541  Shaw  &  Donaldson 
541  SempiU's  Close 
547  Coclirane,  Thomas 
549  Short's  Observatory 
549  Hart,  W.  D. 

Principal  Mediccd  Office; 
Wm.Eutherford.M.D., 

C.  B. ,  deputy  inspector- 
general  of  hospitals 

Recruiting  District  Office; 
J.  Leitch,  M.D.,  staff 
sm'geon-major 

Town-Major's  Quarters  ; 
Lieut.  -Col.  J.  Hamil- 
ton Cox 

Control  Department :  Jas. 

D.  ISr.  St  George,'  dis- 
j  ^  trict  controller ;  W.  C. 
^  «  Ball,  commissaiy  (act- 
b  ^  ing  control  paj-master) ; 
I  Joseph  Muskett,  assist. 
)              control  paymaster  ;  C. 

H.    Eumbold,    depute 

commissary  of  stores 
Pension    Office ;     Major 

Kirk,  staff-officer 
Millar,  Eev.  Js.,  chaplain 
Sauderson,  James,  Crown 

Eoom 
Miller,  Benjamin,  keeper 

of  Queen  Mary's  Eoom 
Barr,  C.  A.,  master  gunr. 

~  '^  Taj'lor,  Alexander 
J  §  Stewart,  Mrs 
C)  '^ 

384  Cameron,  John 
376  Gardner,  John 
376  Mooney,  Walter 
374  Naval  and  Military  In- 
stitute 
374  ]\Iiller,  Donald 
372  Blair's  Close 
368  Emery,  Moses,  greengro'r 
366  Broicn's  Close 
364  Hair,  Margaret,  dairy 
362  Suckling,  Keith 


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362  Steel,  Ebenezer 
362  Bolton,  John 
^  360  Brown's  Court 
tq  358  Baillie,  James 
«  352  Grant,  Mrs  James 
^  352  Seton,  Mrs  James 
;3  352  BoswaU's  Court 

General  Assembly  Hall 

West  Bow  here 

346  M'Kintosli,  Andrew 
334  Alexander,  Mrs,  confctnr. 
332  Collier,  Miss,  greengrocer 
332  Johnstone's  Close 
330  Caii'ns,  John,  spirit  mer. 
328  Proctor,  J.  G.,  grocer 
326  Chatham,  J.,  grocer 
324  M'Leish,  James,  gi'ocer 
322  Finlay,  E.,  dressmaker 
322  Wardrop,  Jane,  dyer 
322  Riddle's  Close 
■g316  Pettie,  D.,  hosier 
-1312  Ferguson,     J.,     &     Co., 
S  pawnbrokers  ;  John  G. 

S  Robertson,  manager 

I  312  Fisher's  Close 
^  312  North BritlshLoan  Office; 
William  Clark 
312  Martin,  William 
310  Sawers,  Thomas,  baker 
306  Malloch,  Patrick,  &  Son 
304  Brodie's  Close 
304  Ferguson,  Alexander 
302  Stewart,  Wm.,  spirit  dlr. 
300  Buchanan's  Court 
300  Stirton,  D. 
298  Wilson,  Charles,  flesher 
294  Stirton,  David,  draper 
290  Turner,  W.,  draper 

George  iv.  Bridge  here 
Parliament  Square  here 
St  Giles'  Church  here 

192  Police  Office 

192  Irvine,  M.  S.,  collector 

192  Macpherson,  C,  burgh  en- 
gineer 

192  Mitchell,  J.,  master  of 
fire-engines 

"S  Night  Asylum  d;  Stran- 

■~-  gers'  Friend  Society 

X.  ^        Innes,  W. 

-I  §  9  North  Briton  Office 

J^O  9  Inglis,  John 

-te  Innes,  Roderick 

O      11  Neill  k  Co.,  jjrinters 

183  Edinburgh  Evening  Courant 
188  Briglmen,  Charles  W. 

188  Gillies,  George 
186  BorUnuick's  Close 
186  George  Heriot's  School 
186  Hall,  William,  teacher 

184  Ford,  Jas.,  wine  merchant 
178  Williamson,  James,  &  Co. 
174  Pritty,  John 


_o  4  Brown,  Charles 

JJO  12  George  Heriot's  School  J 

^  -2^  Dunnett,  Jn. ,  teacher 

g  g  17  Glen,  J.,  smith 

%  11  Fraser,  Chas.  P. ,  broker 

170  Oswald,  Robert,  draper 

168  Mackay,  John 

166  Duncan,  Samuel 

166  Wilson,  Mrs,  hotel 

164  Burn,  George,  &  Son,  mers. 

162  Covenant  Close 

160  Anderson,  Robert,  printer 

158  Simpson,  John,  baker 

156  Burnet's  Close 

1  Bakers'  House  of  Call 

156  Elder,  John 

154  Hepburn,  WilUani 

150  Paterson,  John 

150  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

150  Destitute  Sick  Society's  Hall 

150  Smith,  Alexander,  officer 

150  Wharton,  G.,  stamp  maker 

150  Tait,  J. 

146  Bell's  Wynd 
4  Stewart,  John 

142  Free  Tron  Church 

142  and  144  Gunn,  G. 

142  Ford,  Alexander 

142  Wood,  Mrs  Helen 

142  Hunter,  Robert 

142  Kelt,  Mrs 

140  Ritchie,  James,  stationer 

136  Foulis,  A.  B.,  ironmonger 

132  Stevenlaw's  Close 

6  Free  New  North  School 
6  Robertson,  Geo.,  teacher 
1  Tarbet,  James 
1  Fraser,  Alexander 

130  Fleming,  George 
128  and  142  Robertson,  J.  k  J. 
126  Young,  James 
124  Hyam,  B. 
Tron  Church 

South  Bridge  here 

Niddry  Street  here 

122  Chalmers,  J.,  spirit  dealer 

120  Cairns,  A. 

118  Dickson's  Close 

116  Logan,  Ann 

114  Buchanan,  J.,  cofieehouse 

114  Edinburgh  Grocers'  Associa- 
tion 

114  New  Edinburgh  Property 
Investment  Co. 

114  Provident  Property  Invest- 
ment Company's  Office 

110  &  112  Oliphant,  F.,  baker 

108  Cant's  Close 

106  Smith,  Andrew,  grocer 

104  Poison  k  Falconer 

.w      Porteous,  Jas.,  coffeehouse 
g  ^  Beddie,  G. ,  tailor  and  cloth. 
"S  c  M'Kean,  R. 
■^SWishart,  R. 
"^      Wishart,  P. 


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.-.o      Ferguson,  John 
S  ^  Lindsay,  John 
[o  ^  Gow,  William 
.£  O  Wright,  J.,  japanner 
^     Beddie,  John,  brassfounder 

100  Sounnes,  Robert,  grocer 
96  Blackfriars  Street 

Henderson,   Donald,  spirit 
dealer 
80  Toddrick's  Wynd 
68  Murdoch's  Close 
58  Gallic,  Laird,  &  Co. 

St  Patrick's  Church 
Elphinstone  Court 
Pentzlin  k  MAdie 
Pentzlin,  August 

Frazer,  Alexander,  smith 
Alexander,  James 

United  Industrial  School 
Lauchlan,  Archibald 
U.  P.  Ch.  Mission  School 
Dodds,  James,  teacher 

64  Clephane,  Hunter 

50  Hyndford  Close 

50  Harkess,  James 

48  M'Intosh,  William 

46  Mathieson,  R. 

42  South  Foidis  Close 

40  Story,  Daniel  F. 

34  Rennie,  P.,  stationer 

30  Christie,  James,  grocer 

28  Fountain  Close 

Luis,   Ellia,    stucco  manit- 
facturer 
26  Muir,  William,  pjie  baker 
24  Robertson,  David,  hosier 
18  George,  J. 
16  Tweeddale  Court 

Oliver  k  Boyd,  publishers 
14  Ramsay,  Thomas,  baker 
10    World  End  Close 
10  Hutton,  A.,  pa^NTibroker 

Peacock,  A.,  tobacconist 
10  Stevenson  k  Sutherland 
6  and  8  Nicholson  k  Son 
2  Robertson,  William,  grocer 

Hill  Place.     12. 

34  Nicolson  Street. 

1a  Young,  Andrew,  baker 
2  Whamond,  D. 
2  Burnet,  William 
2  Imlay,  George 

2  Hardie,  John 

3  Robertson,  John,  spirit  dealer 

4  Donald,  Mrs 

5  Globe  hotel — Mary  Ann  Liv- 

ingstone 

6  M 'Donald,  WiUiam,  agent 

7  Vallely,  P.  C. 

7  Weir,  James,  tea  dealer 

7  Graham,  James 

8  Wybar,  George 

9  Temple,  Thomas 
10  Cooper,  David 


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10  Erskine,  James 
10  Gordon,  Mrs  C. 
10  Burge,  William 

10  M'Phee,  Mrs  James 

11  Mackay,     ^Eneas,     tea     and 

coffee  merchant 

11  Bisset,  Thomas,  painter 

12  Garden,  Hugh 

13  Dick,  Thomas,  engraver 
13  Abernethj^  John 
13  Gorman,  Kathaniel 

13  Sandilands,  ilrs 

14  Ballingall,  Mary,  grocer 

16  Keddie,  John,  &  Son 

17  Paterson,  Mrs,  dauy 

18  Lowden  &  Eowe 

Hill  Square.    12. 

Hill  Place. 

1  Fleming,  Thomas  A. 

1  Dmie,  Mrs  Janet 

1  Finlay,  Mrs 

1  Crerar,  Alexander,  senior 

1  Eraser,  Mrs 

2  Lowden,  Miss  A. 

3  Stewart,  John 

4  Laing,  George 
4  Morrison,  James 

6  Minto,  John,  registrar 

7  Hossack,  D. 
7  Keddie,  John 
9  Welsh,  Miss 

9  Eeid,  Edmund,  confectioner 
9  M'Ewan,  John 
9  Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings 
9  Calver,  Robert 

10  Cherry,  John,  engraver 
10  Campbell,  Robert 

Free  Roxburgh  Church 
12  Gray,  Andrew 
12  Fuller,  W.,  accountant 
12a  Reid,  William,  merchant 

Hill  Street.    6. 

Frederick  Street. 

1a  Atkinson,  Jas.  Grahamsley 

1a  Atkinson,  Miss  G. 

1  Scott,  Brace,  k  Glover,  W.S. 

I  Argus  Life  Assurance  Co. 
1  Glover,  John,  S.S.C. 
3  Sutter,  Arch.,  civil  engineer 
3  BeU&M'Lean,  W.S. 
3  M'Lean,  Hector  F.,  W.S. 
5  Douglas,  Christopher,  W.S. 
5  Douglas,  Alex.  Sholto,  W.S. 
7  Mackenzie,  Ken.,  C.A. 
7  Smith,  John  Turnbull,  C.A. 
9  Mackenzie  &  Kermack,  W.  S. 
9  Kermack,  W.  E.,  W.S. 
9  Mackenzie,  George,  W.S. 
9  Mackenzie,  John  Ord,  W.S. 

II  Stirling,  Jas.,  civil  engineer 
13  Macandrew,  J.  &  R.,  W.S. 
15  Burn&Gloag,  W.S. 
15  Bum,  George,  W.S. 
17  Hay,  William,  architect 
17  Scott,  Thomas,  jun.,  C.A. 


17  Lees,  David  Todd,  S.S.C. 

17  Scott,  Thomas,  C.A. 

19  Henderson  &  Bisset 
19a  Callender,  Henry,  C.A. 
19a  Eichardson     k,     Johnston, 

W.S. 

21  Lorimer,  James,  advocate 
South  Lane. 

Elder,  Alexander 
24  Blackie,  Professor  John  S. 

22  Meuzies  &  Coventry,  W.S. 

20  Eonald  &  Ritchie,  S.S.C. 
20  Ronald,  John,  S.S.C. 
20  ScoUi-'^h  Drainage  Company 
20  Ritchie,  Charles,  S.S.C. 
20  Scottish   Commercial  Insur- 
ance Company 

18  Skene,   W.    F.,   &   Peacock, 
W.S. 

18  Church  of  England  Life  and 

Fire  Assurance  Office 
16  Ritchie,  E.  Peel,  M.D. 
14  WUson,  George,  S.S.C. 
12  Dalmahoy  &  Cowan,  W.S. 
12  Hat.  Bank  of  India,  Limited 
10  Hare,  A.  M.,  W.S. 
10  Maconochie,  Duncan,  &  Hare, 
W.S. 
8  M'Neill  &  Sime,  W.S. 

8  Sime,  William,  S.S.C. 
6  Duncan,    Dewar,    &    Black, 

W.S. 
6  Duncan,  J.  Barker,  W.S. 
6  Duncan,  James,  W.S. 

6  Fleming,  Alexander 
4  Forman,  Messrs,  W.S. 
2  Pilkington  &  Bell,  architects 
2  Pilkington,  Frederick  T. 
2  Bell,  John  ]\lurray,  surveyor 
2  Bough,  Samuel,  A.E.S.A. 

JS^orth  lane. 
Graham,  John,  coach-hirer 
Collie,  D.  E.,  &  Son 

HilUiousefield.    4. 

Bonnington. 
2  Eose,  Thomas,  spirit  mercht. 

4  Black,  James,  engineer 

5  Purdie,  John,  grocer 

7  Donaldson,  James,  grocer 

9  Peterkin,  John  ;  house,  10 
18  Little,  Mrs  Alexander,  grocer 
23  Wilson,  Thomas 
23  Jackson,  Thomas 
25  Heggie,  Robert,  wright 
25  Heggie,  Misses,  dressmakers 

29  Sceales,  Andrew 

30  Tod,  J.  R.,  comm.  traveller 
34  Naysmith,  John 
44  Smith,  John,  tailor 

Hillhousefield  House 
Ronalds,  Hiigh 

Hillside  Crescent.    1. 

Leopold  Place. 

1  Callander,  John 

2  Rogers,  Alexander 


3  Rose,  Hugh  (Craig  tt  R.) 

4  Allan,  Mrs  Robert 

5  Allan,  Alexander 

Brunswick  Street  here 

11  Adam,  S. 

StAndreiu's  Home  and  House 

of  Mercy,  Greenside  ho.  ; 

Sister  Regina,  suijcrioress 
Grant,  Miss,  Greensidehou.se 

Holyrood  Palace.    8. 

Anderson,  Duncan 
Gougli,  Owen 

Drummond,  William,  porter 
M'Bean,  Robert 

Holyrood  Street  S.    12. 

Carnegie  Street. 

1  MacCallum,  Hugh,  draper 
1  Brown,  Mrs  P. 

1  Macdonald,  James 

2  Waterston,  James  H. 

3  Young,   Robert,  spirit  mer- 

chant ;  house,  5 

6  M'Kenzie,  Duncan 
Stewart,  John 

Holyrood  Terrace.    8. 

See  69  Abbey  Hill. 

Home  Street.    11. 

Earl  Grey  Street. 
1  Eraser,  Andrew 
1  Cree,  James 

1  Kennedy,  Alexander 

2  Smith,  Matthew 

3  Ross,  Thomas,  grocer 

5  Nisbet,  John 

6  Moodie,  John,  grocer 
9  Egan,  John 

11  Thomson,  William 

12  Liddell,  George 
12a  Fairbairn,  Andrew 

13  Scott,  Robert,  slater 

13  Currie,  Samuel 

14  Peebles,  Thomas 
14a  M 'Donald,  Peter 

16  Barclay,  James 

17  Lyle,  Robert,  grocer  ;  ho.  16 

Brougham  Street  here 

18  Falconer,  D.,  grocer 

19  Turnbull,  Mrs 
19  Davidson,  Mrs 

19  Macleod,  Walter 

20  Tod,  John 

21  Johnston,  Mrs 

24  Cairns,  William 

25  Wishart,  James,  baker 

26  Eraser,  Alexander 

27  Neill,  ]\Irs 

28  Paterson,  R.  Y. 

30  Cockburu,  David 

31  Earquharson,  Da-viJ. 

31  Paterson,  Richard  Y. 

32  Mann,  Mrs,  stationer 


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34  Baird,  Alexander 

35  Smith,  Mrs 

35  Carsewell,  Alexander 

35  Moyes,  James 

36  Horsburgli,  Andrew 

38  Macadam,  John  S. 

39  Hay,  George,  house  agent 

40  Grieve,  Thomas 

41  Brown,  Mrs  Sarah 

42  Paul,  Robert 

43  Bisset,  Archibald,  draper 

44  Murray,  Adam,  grocer 

46  Spence,  Joseph 

47  Plummer,  Alexander,  flesher 

48  Dick,  George 

49  Nicholson,  John 

50  Grosset,  William,  baker 

51  Peacock,  M. 

52  Littlejohn,  Mrs,  tobacconist 

53  Davidson,  Robert,  baker 
Scottish    Episcopal    Church 

Training  Institution 
Smith,  Rev.  Christopher 
Smith,  Miss  Isa.,  governess 

Kii-man,  Mrs  William,  coach- 
hirer 

M'Lennan,  George 

Smith,  Matthew 
CO    Young's  Paraffin  Light  Co. 's 
'"'        Works  ;  T.  Scott,  manager 
.s   Alexander,  William 
^   M 'Murray,  John 
§   Patterson,  A.,  corn  dealer 
*^    Reid,  James,  plasterer 

Pollock,  Robert 

M'Kelvie,  James 

Fleming,  James,  mills 

Hope  Crescent.    2. 

Annandale  Street. 

7  Swan,  Mrs  W. 

8  Rankin,  Francis,  merchant 

17  Sorensen,  Mrs  M. 

18  Thorn,  David 

Hope  Park.    13. 

Meadows. 

Trades'  Maiden  Hospital 
Vallance,  James 

Hope  Park  Crescent.  13. 

Meadoivs. 
Nelson,  T. ,  &Sons,  publishers 

1  Groundwater,  Peter 

2  Heron,  James 
2  Ingram,  Miss 

2  Paterson,  James 

2  Herdson,  James,  junior 

2  Birrel,  Henry 

2  Napier,  George 

3  Peters,  James 

4  Lawson,  John 

5  Jack,  Mrs  Margaret 
5  Carlisle,  James 

5  Murray,  Mrs  John 
5  Stobie,  William 


5  Hilliard,  R.  H., 

5  HHliard,  H. 

6  Thomson,  David 


M.D. 


Hope  Park  Square.    11. 

Meadows. 

1  Hunter,  William 

2  Cairns,  John 

4  Hunter,  Peter 

5  Rankin,  Mrs 

6  Gibb,  Miss 

7  Glasgow,  Matthew 
7a  Mann,  John,  daily 

8  Hay,  Archibald 
8  Carlisle,  W. 

8  Cowan,  John 

8  Smellie,  Robert 

9  Barclay,  Llrs 
9  Low,  John  B. 

Buccleuch  School 

IiI'Ewan,  Miss  Mary,  teacher 

Hope  Park  Terrace.    13. 

10  South  Clerk  Street. 

1  Douglas,  James,  dentist 

3  Tod,  John 

3  Gardiner,  John  Douglas 

3  Smith,  Harry  W. 

3  Douglas,  T.  B. 

3  Cooke,  Mrs 

3  Robertson,  ]\Iiss 

5  Howe,  William 

5  Story,  D.  F. 

7  Cooper,  Rev.  John 

9  M'Lachlan,  William 

9  Tait,  William 

9  Worke,  Mrs  P. 

9  Cownie,  W. 

9  Fenton,  James 
11  Scott,  William,  S.S.C. 
13  Hardie,  Idrs 
15  Jeffrey,  Mrs 
15  Robertson,  Mrs  James 
15  Duncan,  Miss 
15  Watson,  Henry 
15  Summers,  Miss 
17  Chalmers,  Joseph,  M.A. 
19  Taylor,  George,  baker 

Mackenzie,  Wm. ,  Hope  Park 
End  house 

Hope  Street.    4. 

140  Princes  Street. 
1  Hobday,  Mrs  F. 
1  Gibson,  J.,  dairy 
1  Fan-ell,  Mrs  R.,  poulterer 
3  Andrew,  George  S.  S.  C. 
3  Eoyal   Bank    of  Scotland; 

Geo.  Andrew,  S. S. C, agent 
3  Northern  County  Fire  Office  ; 

George     Andrew,    S.  S.  C. , 

resident  secretary 
3  Otago  Home  Agency  ;  Geo. 

Andi'ew,  S.S.C,  secretary 
5  Mackay,  William 
5  Lee,  Henry,  wine  merchant 
5  Ross,  Andrew,  lodgings 


5  Isbister,  Misses 

5  Sheriff,  Jas.,  cabinetmaker 

5  Couston,  Miss  J.  A. 

7  Greig,  Mrs,  lodgings 

9  Blyth,  Miss,  private  classes 
9  Reid,  Miss,  lodgings 

11  Handyside,  P.  D.,  M.D. 
13  Rolland,  Mrs  John 

13  Stewart,  Miss,  dressmaker 
13  Thomson,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 

13  Rolland,  John  H.  W.,  C.A. 

16  Walker,  Miss  EUen 

14  Scott,  Alexander 
14  Casey,  Mrs 

14  Wright,  Robert 

12  Elston,  Mrs,  lodgings 

10  Ayton,  E.,  dentist 

8  Currer,  Adam 

8  Watson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6  Stewart,  Donald 

6  Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6  Harrison,  Major  John 
4  Duthie,  George 

4  Black,  John,  &  Son 

4  Butchart,  Alexander 

2  EeiT,  Hugh,  coach -hirer 
2  Robertson,  Wm. ,  dairyman 
2  Fife,  John,  painter 
2  Fairgrieve,  Sliss 

2  Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  house 

agents 

Hope  Street.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Hope  Street  Lane.    4, 

Jamieson,  Henry,  joiner 

5  Thomson,  William 

Hope  Terrace.    13. 

Whifehouse  Loan. 

1  Oakele}-,  Herbert  S.,  M.A. 
1  Mun-ay,  Mrs 

3  Campbell,  Major 
Blackford  Lodge 

5  Gallowaj',  William 

7  Gibson,  Adam 

9  Bryce,  Mrs 

11  Croil,  Mrs  A. 

13  Bonar,  Miss 

15  Patison,  Mrs  William 

17  Riach,  ^Irs  John 

19  Gibson,  Mrs 

21  Masson,  Rev.  D.,  M.D. 
23  Paterson,  William 
25  Stewart,  Misses 
27  Paterson,  John 
29  Glover,  Thomas  C. 
31  Panton,  William 
31  Panton,  George  A. 
33  Balmain,  John 
35  Dick,  James 

12  Barron,  Grahame 

14  Macfie,  John 

16  Miller,  James 

18  Cochar,  James 

20  Temple,  Alexander 


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Hope  Terrace.    4. 

Prince  Eegent  Street. 

1  Donaldson,  George 

2  Caii-ns,  Mrs  John 
2  Aitken,  John 

2  Thompson,  H.  B. 

2  Milner,  Robert,  sui-geon 

3  Robertson,  Magnus 

4  Cunningham,  William 

4  Tait,  George,  shipmaster 

4  Lawi-ence,  David 

5  Miles,  Alexander 

6  Clark,  Crighton,  shipmaster 

7  White,  Andi-ew 

7  Andrew,  Alexander 

7  Ligertwood,  James 

8  Ponds,  Airs  Joseph 

Hopetoun  Place.    2. 

Bonmngton. 
Gumming,  W. ,  house  painter 
3  Middleton,  Jose^^h,  bootmkr. 

Horn  Lane.    4. 

India  Place. 
1  M 'Roberts,  Mrs 
1  King,  Thomas 
3  Craik,  Alexander 

Horne  Terrace.    13. 

Vieicforth. 
1  Gourlay,  James 
1  Fraser,  John 
1  Greig,  Alexander 
3  Anderson,  Mrs 
3  Smith,  H.  W. 
3  Flemington,  Archibald 

Horse  Wynd.    8. 

Holyrood. 
Younger,  W.,  &  Co.,  brewers 
Holyrood  School 
Thomson,  A.,  Lothian  vale 

Horse  Wynd.    9. 

179  Cowgate. 

6  Sutherland,  Sinclair 
14  Allan,  Robert 

Howard  Place.    2. 

Inverlelth  Row. 

1  Shiels,  T. ,  jiainter  and  glazier 
1  Heron,  John,  spirit  merchant 
3  Morris,  Miss,  dressmaker 
3  Cowpar,  Misses 
3  Hay,  Robert  {R.  Jc  G.  H.) 

3  Stewart,  George 

4  Lear,  Miss 

5  Robertson,  A. 

6  Douglas,  James 

6  Douglas,  "William 

8  Scott,  Miss  Beatrice 

9  Pott,  Misses 

12  Wyllie,  Colonel  James  S. 


13  Rorie,  George  L. 
15  Blair,  Mrs  W.  D. 

17  Carr,  Mrs 

18  Spottiswoode,  Robert 

19  Jackson,  Mrs 

20  Ramsay,  W.  H. 

21  Prentice,  Charles,  C.A. 

21  Prentice,  J.  Glas 

22  Hm,  Mrs 

24  Dunbar,  iirs 

25  Cannter,  Miss 

27  Campbell,  Mrs 

28  Whytt,  Misses 

29  Farnie,  Miss 

30  Wallace,  James 

31  Ritchie,  Charles,  S.S.C. 

Howard  Place  South.  2, 

1  Lamb,  Thomas 

3  Innes,  R. 

4  Heron,  John 

Howard  Street.    S. 

1  Jackson,  P.  &  T.  [P.O.] 

2  Lamb,  Robert 

2  Lamb,  Mrs  Robert,  stationer 

3  Inch,  David,  flesher 

Howe  Street.    5. 

Heriot  Row. 

1a  Motlat,  William,  baker 

1  Nicolson,  James 

1  MUlar,  John 

1  Whyte,  Alexr.  ( W.  &  Son) 

3a  Linton,  James,  grocer 

3  Danskin,  Mrs,  serv.  register 

5  Bell,  Peter 

5  Walker,  Mrs  David 

5  Cornwall,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

5  Robertson,  j\Iiss 

5  Summers,  Mrs 

5  Dutf,  John 

7  Baxter,  James  C,  S.S.C. 

9  Govan,  AV. 

9  WylUe,  John,  M.D. 
11  Anderson,  Miss 
11  Niven,  WiUiam  K. 
11  Smyth,  Miss 
11  Kemp,  Robert 
13  Gray,  Miss 
15  GiUespie,  John,  grocer 
15  Stevens,  David;  house,  17 
17  Gibson,  Mrs  Thomas 
17  Steinhofer,  Miss 
]7  Lamb,  Mrs 
17  Lee,  Mrs 

19  Black,  Miss  A.,  china  mercht. 
19  Johnston,  Mrs  W. 

Northumberland  Street  here 

21  Young,  J. 

21  Mackie,  John,  tinsmith 

23  White  k  Breck,  Misses 
23  Johnston,  Mrs  W. 

23  Fleming,  Mrs,  midwife 
23  Ross,  Alexander,  wi'iter 
23  Kelly,  Mrs,  midwife  and  nurse 
23  Adams,  WiUiam 


23  Dewar,  Mr.s  li.,  ladies'  nurse 

23  Edgar,  R.,  provision  mercht. 
23b  Jeffrey,  Thomas 

25  Finlayson,  Rev.  Thos.,  D.D. 

25  Finlayson,  Thomas,  advocate 

27  Aitken,  Thomas 

27  Thomson,  George 

27  Park,  Mrs 

27  Rosa,  Ed.,  chiropodist 

27  White,  John 

29  Keir,  William,  advocate 

29  Kilgour,  Mrs,  lodgings 

31  Kent,  Mrs 

33  Greig,  William 
33  Green,  Henry  H.,  teacher 
33  Stewart,  Mrs  James 
33  Carmichael,  Miss 

33  Arthur,  Mrs  A. 

35  Mm,  Mrs 

37  Jackson,  T.,  k  Sons,  plmbrs. 

39  Henderson,  Miss,  fruiterer 
48  Brow,  ^Y.,  saddler 

46  Shepherd,  William,  draper 

44  Lisle,  George 

44  Meldrum,  Peter 

44  Paterson,  Miss 

44  Millar,  Airs 

44  Malloch,  Mrs 

44  Meldrum,  Mrs  Catherine 

44  Anderson,  John 

44  M'Kechnie,  William 

42  Porter,  Martin,  stationer 

40a  Robertson,  Mrs 

40  Swan,  Robert,  grocer 
38a  Hogg,  John,  slater 

38  Duffus,    Peter,    shoe    ware- 

house 

36  Wilson,  Matthew,  druggist 

34  Jamieson,  Mrs  William 
34  Hay,  W. 

34  Palmas,  Solemy  de 

34  Jamieson,  R.  {R.  J.  &  Co. ) 

34  Thomson,  Miss 

34  Mackenzie,  Miss 

32  Hay,  William,  tobacconist 

30  Adelstein,  Arthur  von 

28  Adams,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker 
24a  Anderson,  Peter 

24  PowTie,  Peter 

24  Waterson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

24  Henderson,  Mrs  John 

22  Commercial  Printing  Co. 

22  Wilkie,  James 

20  M'Dougal,  Misses,  dressnirs. 

18  Cooper,  Donald 

18  JiI'Dougal,  George,  grocer 

Jamaica  Street  here 

16b  Marshall,  W.  F.,  chemist 

16  M 'Gibbon,  J.,  M.D. 

14  Neuffert,  J.  M. 

14  Mackay,  Donald 

14  Leishmau,  Mrs,  lodgings 

14  Hutchison,  Mrs 

12  Robertson,  Mrs 

12  ^Murray,  John,  clothier 

10  Brown,  Robert,  spnit  dealer 

8  Renwick,  James,  coach-hirer 

8  Robertson,  John 


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6b  Ferguson,  E.  J. 

6  Walker,  James 

6  "WTiigham,  Miss  E.,  draper 

6  Leslie,  John 

6  Hoist,  Miss 

6  White,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6  Henderson,  D. 

6  Shepherd,  William 

4a  Brown,  Jamrs,  tobacconist 

4  Henderson,  D.,  baker 

4  Adams,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker 
2  Wetherstone,  Hugh,  flesher 

Hugh  Miller  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 

Home,   Alexander,   grocer — 

cottage 
Colville,  iliss — cottage 

2  Swan,  Miss 

3  Whitelaw,  James 

5  Fulton,  George 

13  Lennox,  James 

14  Early,  Thomas 

17  Gray,  William 

18  Turner,  Daniel,  writer 
28  Watt,  Alexander  L. 

30  Hutchison,  Charles,  teacher 

Hunter  Square.    9. 

th  Bridge. 
1  Doig,  Mrs  Robert 

1  Hogg,  Thomas.     See  Adv. 

2  Mack,  W.  B.,  hatter 

3  Eichardson  &  Brown 

4  Merchants'  Hall 

4  Merchant  Company 

4  Watt,  William,  office-keeper 

4  Eutherford,  Miss 

5  Royal    Bank    of    Scotland 

Branch 
Morton,  W.,  agent 

6  Eussell,  Thomas,  &  Co. 

7  Johnston,  G.,  &  Co. 
7  Barclay,  George 

7  Moir,  Eobert,  engraver 

8  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

8  Pillans,  Hugh  Scott,  agent 
10  Spence,  John,  tavern-keeper 
10  Currie  &  Lamb,  bookbinders 

Huntly  Street.    2. 

Canonniills. 

2  Forbes,  G. 

3  Fraser,  Miss  M.,  victual  dlr. 

4  M'Dougall,  Eobert 
6  Williamson,  James 
6  Murray,  Thomas  C. 
6  Inch,  David 

6  M'Ansh,  John 

7  &  8  Hay,  E.  &  G.,  grocers 

9  Niven,  John,  dairy 

India  Buildings. 

Sec  Victoria  Street. 


India  Place.    4. 

Stockhridge. 

5  Dougal,  William,  bootmaker 

7  Black,  Eobert 

7  Paterson,  Eobert 

7  Dougall,  W. 

9  M'Dougall,  Jas.,  bootmaker 

10  Kay,  William,  bootmaker 

11  Smith,  Mrs  W.,  plumber 

12  Johnson,  William  (/.  &  Son) 

12  Campbell,  Colin,  flesher 

13  Shaw,  James,  grocer 

14  Pagan,  Archibald,  grocer 

15  Gibson,  John,  grocer 

16  Stewart,  Alexander,  grocer 

17  M'Nab,  P.  &  J.,  spirit  dealers 

19  Simpson,  P.,  French  polisher 

27  Kerr,  Mrs,  nurse 
29  Eeid,  Peter 

29  Campbell,  S.  Scott 

31  Eo.ss,  Miss,  dressmaker 

33  Strang,  Archibald 

35  Sutherland,  Archd.,  waiter 

35a  Dudgeon,  Alexander,  grocer 

37  Webster,  John 

37  Stenhouse,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

37  Robertson,  MrsM.,dressmkr. 
39a  Aithie,  John,  greengrocer 

39  Sibbald,  Mrs,  cook 

41  Cockburn,  Miss 

43  Laurence,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

43  Burton,  .James 
51  Barker,  Thomas 
53  Dunn,  John 

55  Fylfe,  George 

55  FyfFe,  Mrs,  nurse 

55  Fairbairn,  Mrs  M.,  nurse 

57  Borrowman,  John 

57  Hole,  William  F. 

60  Fisher,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

50  Crawford,  jMrs  M.,  nurse 

50  Ure,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

48  Gray,  Mrs  Pr. ,  ladies'  nurse 

46  Gray,  William,  dairyman 

44  Flett,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
44  Anderson,  Miss  Mary 

44  Henderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

44  Gibb,  Miss,  dressmaker 

44  Angus,  Miss,  dressmaker 

44  Elliot,  Mrs,  cook 

44  Steven,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

44  Young,  Mrs 

44  Heggie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

42  Nicol,  John 

40  Wilson,  Mrs,  grocer 

38  Purves,  Mrs 
38  Broom,  W. 

38  Ayling,  Stephen 

30  Saunders,  George 

28  Colthart,  William 
26  Crawfurd,  Miss 

26  Young,  Miss,  lace-cleaner 

26  Cranstoun,  Mrs,  cook 

26  Macrae,  Malcolm 

26  Graham,  William 

20  Craig,  John 

18  Gray,  Daniel,  painter 


India  Street. 

East  and  Nos.  48  to  60—5. 
West,  4. 

1  Cropper,  W.,  &  Son,  painters  I 

3  Nicoll,  Joseph,  grocer 

5  Morris,  Mrs  C,  lodgings 

7  Dunbar,  James 

7  Buchanan,  W. ,  junior 

7  TurnbuU,  J.  M.  E. 

7  Gibson,  Miss,  lodgings 

7  Eichter,  Otto,  Ph.D.,  prof. 

7  Bird,  Mrs 

'7  Matheson,  Peter 

7  Huxtable,  Alfred 

7a  Anderson,  Campbell 

9  Murray,  Mrs  W,  H. 

11  TumbuU,  John 

13  Tweedie,  John 

13  Mitchell,  Mrs,  cook 

13  Sibbald,  Mrs 

15  Taylor,  Charles  S.,  S.S.C. 

Jamaica  Street  here 

17  Steuart,  J.  &  C,  W.S. 

17  Steuart,  Archibald,  W.S. 

17  Steuart,  James,  W.S. 

17  Steuart,  Charles,  W.S. 

19  Somerville,  Misses 

19  Macalister,  Mrs 

19  Anderson,  Mrs  M. 

19  Panton,  George  A. 

19  Whyte,  Mrs 

19  Don,  Duncan,  ■(mter 

21  Elder,  Mrs,  lodgings 

21  Cameron,  Hugh 

21a  Stewart,  John,  coach-hirer 

23  Eussell,  WiUiam,  C.A. 

25  Eichardson,  Miss 

25  Mackie,  Mrs  E. 

25  Simson,D.,teacherofdrawing 

25  Mitchell,  Andrew,  advocate 

25  Cropper,  W.,  painter 

25  Cropper,  William,  junior 

25  Brown,  Miss  Ann 

25  Steedman,  John 

25  Smith,  John  T.,  C.A. 

29  Logan,  John,  W.S. 

31  Cleghorn,  M. 

31  Cleghorn,  Miss  Jane 

31  M 'Donald,  H.  B. 

31  Beveridge,  Eobert 

31  Eose,  Mrs  Herriot 

31  Fortune,  John,  j^ainter 

58  Mowbray,  Miss 

56  Davidson,  Mrs 

56  Malloch,  L.  S.,  S.S.C. 

56  Eobertson,  Misses 

56  Stuart,  Mrs 

56  Norrie,  David,  teacher 

56  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

56  Macbean,  iEnea.s,  W.S. 

56  Huny,  John 

54  Eamage,  John 

54a  Templeton,Mrs,greengi-ocer 

52  Chalmers,  James 

50  Noble,  Alexander 

48  Millar,  James 


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48  Milne,  J.  K. 

48  Brodie,  George,  A^Titer 

46  Paton,  Mrs,  servants'  regis. 

Gloucester  Place  here 
44  Fortune,  John,  painter 
42  Vertiie,  George  (  W.  V.  <L-  Co.) 
40  Keddie,  David 
36  Henderson's,  Mr,  school 
34  Tumbull,  Patrick,  W.S. 
32  Barstow,  C.  M.,  C.A. 
28  Cooper,  Mrs,  lodgings 
28  Eamage,  Alexander,  teacher 
28  Jackes,  Mrs  Eoden 
28  Ellis,  James  M. 
28  Bonnar,  Mrs 
28  Somerville,  Mrs  D. 
28  Gilchrist,  Miss 
26  Douglas,   Andrew  Halliday, 

M.D.,  P.R.C.P. 
24  Jackson,  Alexander,  M.D. 
22  Christie,  W.,  advocate 
22  Brown,  Miss  A. 
22  Edgar,  James 
22  Crombie,  David 
22  Mitchelhill,  John 
22  Gloag,  Miss  H.,  lodgings 
22  Bruce,  Alexander 
22  Fisher,  Mrs 
22  Ehind,  John,  W.S. 
20  Eoss,  Mrs  W.  B. 
18  Thomson,  William 
16  Green,  John  M. 
14  Simson,  Mrs 
12  Blair,  Alexander,  advocate 
10  Henderson,  James 
10  Henderson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
10  Ogilvie,  E.  G.,  W.S. 

8  Cossar,  Miss 

6  Eeid,  John  J.,  advocate 

6  Hall,  D.,  lodgings 

6  Pollexfen,  James  E.,  W.S. 

6  Eankine,  John,  advocate 

2  Strachan,  Eobert,  baker 

Infirmary  Street.    9. 

South  Bridge. 
Royal  Infirmary  —  M'Dou- 
gall,  A.,  treas.  superin- 
tendent 
Bell,  Peter,  clerk 
Bro^vn,  James  M. 
Hamilton,  Eev.  J. ,  chapl'n 
Gunn,  Alexander 
Blackie,   Mrs,  superinten- 
dent of  (night)  nurses 
Bruce,     Mrs,    superinten- 
dent of  Lock  hospital 
Forsyth,  Miss,  housekeeper 
Swayne,  John,  gatekeeper 
2  Payne,  Theodore,  spirit  mer- 
chant 
3,  4  M'Kichan,  D.,  &  Co. 
4  Stewart,  Alexander 
4  Macfarlane,  Edward 
4  Donaldson,  John 

4  Scott,  George 

5  Cassie,  J.  &  A.,  dyers 

6  New  Church  Society 


7  Lady  Tester's  Church 
7a  Mission  School  Booms 
7  Begbie,  Alexr.,  shoemaker 

Infirmary  St.  U.P.  Church 
8,  11,  12,  &  13  Kemp  &  Co., 
chemists 
14  &  15  Thin,  James,  bookseller 

Ingliston  Street.    12. 

Foot  of  Drummond  Street. 

6  Eeid,  J. 

6  Eeid,  Thomas,  joiner 

6  Gowans,  James 

9  Moncur,  Andrew 
13  Arnott,  Mrs 
17  Adamson,  Andrew 
17  Eoss,  Finlay 

Inverleith  Place. 

See  Inverleith  Row. 

Inverleith  Row. 

East,  2.      West,  3. 
1  Borthwick,  Miss 

1  Dove,  Mrs 

2  Mackenzie,  Mrs  Colonel  K.  F. 

3  Sang,  George 

4  Clark,  John 

5  Johnston,  Capt.  J.  C,  E.N. 

6  Johnston,  T.  M. 

7  Whitehead,  George 
Sadler,   John,   Experimental 

cottage 

8  Dickson,  John,  junior 

9  Campbell,  Mrs  Donald 
10  Anderson,  Mrs 

10  Eenny,  Mrs 

11  Smith,  P.  B. 

12  Ferguson,  Miss 

13  Eobertson,  Donald 

14  M'Murtrie,  Eev.  John 

16  Wyld,  Major  William 

17  La  Cour,  L. 

18  Wright,  John,  W.S. 

19  Wyld,  Roberts.,  W.S. 

20  Skene,  W.  F.  {S.  cfc  Peacock) 
Botanic  Gardens 

M'Nab,  James,  curator 
Warriston  House 
Marjoribanks,  William 
Methven,  Thomas,  Warriston 

nursery  ;    A.    Mackenzie, 

manager 

21  Lockhart,  Colonel  A.  I. 

22  Connell,  Cliristopher  James 

23  M'Candlish,  William 

24  Hamilton,  Mrs  Eobert 

25  Charters,  Mrs  W.  S. 

27  Balfour,  J.  H.,  M.D. 

28  Aytoun,  Miss 

29  Flockhart,  H. 
29  Flockhart,  Miss 

.^-      9  Watson,  Anthony 
•^    10  Gloag,  J.  A.  Lake 
■^    15  M'Connel,  Frederic 
iS    16  Innes,  Gilbert  Mitchell 
^         Innes,  Cosmo,  Inverleith 
k£  house 


36  Carmichael,  Mrs 

37  Dewar,  H.  B. 

38  Henderson,  Mrs 

39  Eeoch,  John  F. 

40  Kerr,  H.  N.  J. 

41  Kilgour,  William 

42  Winchester,  James  W. 

43  Shand,  Mrs 

44  Charteris,  Eev.  A.  H.,  D.D. 

45  Sang,  E.  {S.  d-  Barker) 
Dickson's  Nurseries 
Lamont,  John,  jun. 

52  Crokat,  General 

53  Gibson,  John 

54  Henderson,  George 

55  Knapp,  Mrs 

56  Greig,  Peter  M. 

57  Mackenzie,  Mrs 
60  Dudgeon,  Mrs 

60  M'Lachlan,  Miss  Isabella 

61  Millar,  John 

62  Sutherland,  D.,  &  Sons 

63  Henderson,  D. 

64  Macnab,  James 
64  Bell,  Mrs  E.  F. 
64  Eoddick,  E.  D. 

66  Story,  Daniel  F.     See  Adv. 
66  Black,  R.  W.,  grocer 
M'Cuaig,  J.,  Golden  Acre 

Inverleith  Terrace.    3. 

Inverleith  Row. 

Smith,  George 
1a  Thomson,  Jolm 
1  Macandrew,  Eobert,  W.S. 

1  Macandrew,  E.  {Reg.  Ho.) 

2  Gillespie,  Mrs  A. 

3  Grant,  E.  {R.  G.  cfc  Son) 

4  Ker,  Misses 

5  Gray,  Mrs 

Taylor,  James,  gardener 

Jamaica  Street.    5. 

Howe  Street. 

1  Arnott,  Mrs  Jas.,  trimmings 
3  SomerviUe,  Andrew 
5  Eeid,  Miss  M.,  dressmaker 
7  Thomson,  James,  dairjnnan 
9  Wood,  Mrs,  cook 
9  Porter,  Tliomas 
9  Eobertson,  John 
9  Inglis,  iirs 
9  Johnston,  Archibald 
9  Walker,  David 
9  Spalding,  Mrs,  nm-se 
9  Malham,  Miss,  upholstress 
11  Munro,  John,  grocer 
15  Gibson,  John 
15  Lyon,  Miss 
15  Dickie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
15  Stephenson,  :Mrs,  nurse 
15  Hutchison,  I^Irs,  nurse 
15  Pearce,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
17  Erskine,  Archibald,  grocer  ; 

house,  15 
19  Stewart,  Mrs,  nurse 


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19  Smith,  Mrs  Laiireuce  E. 
21  Allardice,  T.  D. 

21  Duncan,  Mrs,  nurse 

21  Sivewriglit,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

23  Dickson,  Mrs,  grocer 

25  Millar,  John,  stationer,  etc. 
27  Richardson,  Mrs,  sick-nurse 
27  King,  Mrs,  ladies'  niu'se 

27  Elder,  Mrs,  nurse 

29  Peat,  Rd. ,  boot  a,nd  shoe  mkr. 

31  Dryden,  Mary,  grocer 

33  Lees,  Henry,  dairy 

35  Gale,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

35  Urquhart,  Mrs,  nurse 

39  Kay  &  Co.,  merchants 

39  Innes,  Peter,  plasterer 

39  Barnett,  Charles,  blacksmith 

39  Stalker,  P.,  j)lumber 

42  Dudgeon,  Alexander,  baker 
42  Paulin,  George 

40  Stalker,  Peter 
40  Mitchell,  Peter 
40  Mackay,  Mrs 

40  Laing,  M.,  dressmaker 
40  Stewart,  Duncan 

34  Drummond,  Mrs,  nurse 
34  Scott,  Mrs,  nurse 

34  Shearer,  Mrs  E. 
34  Milligan,  William 

32  Paulin,  G.,  undertaker 

30  Baxter,  Hector,  shoemaker 

28  M 'Donald,  Mrs,  cook 
28  Peck,  Mrs,  niu-se 

26  Tait,  James 

24  Melrose,  William,  dairyman 

22  Collier,  David 

22  Sutherland,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 
22  Leslie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nirrse 

20  Anderson,  Mrs,  nurse 
16  Hodge,  G. 

16  Daniel,  Mrs,  nurse 

16  Learmonth,  ]\Irs,  nurse 

16  Anderson,  Mrs  M. 

16  Wood,  Mrs  A.,  cook 

12  M'Leod,  James  C,  grocer 

10  Gow,  Alexander 

10  Gow,  David 

10  Balmer,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

8  Burrel,   Charles,  spirit  mer- 
chant 

6  Gray,  G.,  grocer 

4  Douglas,  Robert 

2  Greig,  W.,  baker 

2b  Young,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

Jamaica  Street.    4. 

Bonnington. 
See  Ferry  Road. 

James'  Court.    9. 

See  501  Hirjh  Street. 

James'  Place.    1. 

Leith  Links. 

1  Oncken,  G. 

2  Scarth,  Pillans 

3  Tullis,  Mrs 


4  Hutchinson,  Thos., merchant 

5  Watt,  James 

6  Wood,  John  H. 

6  Wood,  William 

7  Maclagan,  John  T. 

8  Lassen,  C.  {L.  <&  Meiners) 

8  Meiners,  J.  F.  (Lassen  <h  M.) 

9  Beveridge,  Alex.  {A.  &J.  B.) 
10  Dyer,  H.  S. 

10  Galloway,  Mrs  John 

11  Macdonald,  John 

James  Street.    2. 

Pilrig  Street. 
5  Thomson,  Robert 
7  Randall,  Hugh 
7  Turnbull,  John 

19  Cam]3bell,  Donald 
29  Lothian,  Mrs 

29  M'Millan,  Archibald 

29  Dykes,  Robert 

29  Addison,  William 

29  Hagart,  George  (G.P.O.) 

31  M 'Cardie,  Peter 

33  Stoddart,  Robert 

33  Mather,  Thomas  F. 

33  Christison,  Alexander 

35  Shillinglaw,  Mrs 

37  Allan,  John 

37  Wright,  Andrew  C. 

37  Brotherston,  Alexander 

37  Blair,  David 

37  Rankeillor,  George 

37  Garrie,  John 

39  Watson,  John 

39  Hunter,  H.  J. 

39  Robertson,  T.  B. 

39  Black,  J.  P.  (H.M.O.) 

39  Archibald,  J.  G. 

39  M'Millan,  James 

41  M'Rea,  John 

41  Forbes,  John 

41  Sinclair,  John 

20  M'Gegan,  James 
20  Coats,  Alexander 
20  Gilbertson,  William 
20  Young,  Thomas 

20  Lockhart,  John 
20  Potts,  R.  B. 
20  Pringle,  Robert 
20  Linton,  John 
22  Glass,  David 
22  Proudfoot,  Mrs 
22  Cornet,  David 
22  Sinclair,  John 
22  Allan,  Mrs 
22  Marr,  Alexander 
24  Murray,  Allan 

Jane  Street. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Jane  Terrace.    8. 

Comely  Green. 

4  Smyth,  Thomas 

5  Marshall,  John 


6  Douglas,  Archibald 
8  Church,  Alexander  R. 

11  Wallace,  James 

12  Jilacnee,  Maxwell 

15  Leahy,  Mrs  A. 

16  M'Naughton,  Duncan 

Janefield  Place.    2. 

Easter  Road. 

2  Alexander,  James 
2  Stewart,  John 
2  Robertson,  James 
2  Pallister,  Robert 
6  Smith,  William 

6  Smith,  James 

7  HaU,  William 

7  Macdougall,  Peter 

7  Henderson,  Mrs  James 

7  M'Naughton,  Mrs  J. 

7  Stevenson,  Walter 

8  Archer,  Gilbert 

9  Richardson,  David 
10  Taylor,  James 

10  Russell,  Robert 

10  M'Phail,  William 

10  Walker,  Joseph,  k  Son 

10  Meikle,  Mrs  Thomas 

11  Greig,  Alexander 

12  Pratt  &  Gumming 
14  Scott,  John 

14  Hall,  Robert 

John's  Lane.    2. 

Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 

Beveridge,  A.  &  J.,  merchants 
Taylor,  James,  merchant 

John's  Place.    12. 

See  1^  St  Leonard  Street. 


John's  Place. 

Leith. 


1. 


1  Thorbum,  Rev.  David 
1  Thorburn,  J.  Hay 
3  Peacock,  Adam 
3  Peacock,  Robert  A. 

5  Brotchie,  R.  {R.  B.  &  Co.) 

6  Campbell,  Robert 

7  Henderson,  John,  M.D. 

8  Dunsmm-e,  Alex.,  merchant 

9  Mackie,  Mrs 

10  Hardie,  Thomas,  M.D. 
Jackson,  Rev.  Gildart 
The  Parsonage 

Johnston  Street.    4. 

Citadel. 

3  &  4  Taylor,  Robert,  merchaait 

5  Nicolson,  William 

7  Stenhouse  &  Black,  contrac'rs 

9  Gibson's  Co.  Porters 
13  Gourlay,  David 
18  Budge,  W.,  cartwright 


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Johnston  Terrace.    9. 

Ca.stle  Hill. 

1  Daliymple,  Jolin,  tea  merch. 
4  Horsbui-gh,  Joliu,  tobacconist 

4  Forrester,  James  H. 

5  Lees,   John,  k  Co.,  tobacco 

manufactiu'ers 

6  Pearson,  Eobert,  spiritdealer; 

bouse,  7 

7  Scott,  William 

7  Donaldson,  Thomas  C. 

8  Ste-R-art,  John,  junior 

9  Young,  H.  D.,  currier 

■  10  Foord  &  Moil-,  tanners,  &c. 
11  Spence,  Hem-y  B. 

11  Halliday,  Ts.,  com.  traveller 

12  Stewart,  William,  clothier 

13  Mushet,  W.  &  R. 

St  Columba's  Epis.  School; 

Miss  M.  S.  Anderson,  tchi-. 

Edinburgh  ITormal  School; 

Eev.  James  Currie,  rector 

R.  Anderson,  head  master 

16  Livingston,  John 

16  Bell,  Andrew,  agent 

16  Steedman,  John 

16  Wilkins,  Edward  M. 

16  M'Bean,  R. 

16  Harris,  John 

16  IJrie,  James 

Johnston  Place.    3. 

Raehurn  Place. 

1  Porteous,  Jas. ,  spirit  dealer 

2  Smellie,  Mrs 

3  Nisbet,  William 

4  Law,  Wm. ,  spii-it  dlr. ;  ho.  3 

5  Walker,  Thomas,  baker 

6  Gunn,  Angus 
6  Scott,  James 

Jordan  Bank.    13. 

Morningside. 

Mui'doch,  ili's.  Fuchsia  cot. 
Gilray,  Geo.,  AinsUe  cottage 
M'lntjTC,  Mrs,  Salem  house 
Stewart,  Wm.,  Salem  house 

5  Macpherson,  Mrs 

6  Ferguson,  Mrs  John 

7  Bough,  Samuel,  A.R.S.A. 

8  Bro^^Ti,  Thomas,  artist 

9  Manson,  Donald 

Jordan  Bum.    13. 

Morningside. 

Croll,  James 
Haywood,  Mrs  Peter 
Stevenson,  WUliam 
Moir,  Alexander 

Jordan  Lane.    13. 

Morningside. 

1  Campbell,  Dick 
1  Brown,  Miss  Mary 


1  Whitehead,  Robert 

2  Watson,  James 
2  Fowler,  J.  &  J. 

2  Robertson,  Mrs 
Bm-nfield,   iirs,  Elizabethan 

cottage 

Jordan  Place.    13. 

Morningside. 

1  Gardiner,    T.    W.,    grocer  ; 
house,  2 

3  Ross,  Mrs 

Junction  Street^  Great. 

Leith. 
East,  3.      West,  2. 

1  Wilson,  Miss,  tobacconist 

2  Dickson,  W.  k  J. 

3  MacdonaldjWm.,  spirit  dealer 

4  Penman,  John,  grocer 

5  Anderson,  William 
5  Conquergood,  F. 

5  Dickson,  Mrs 

7  Spence,  Francis 

8  Abernethy,  Miss 

9  Lawrie,  John 

9  ilillar,  WilUam 

9a  Alexander,  Miss,  confectnr. 
10  Fortune,  Robert,  slater 
12  Roger,  Peter  S. 

12  Porteous,  George,  plumber 

13  Bennie,  Andrew,  spirit  mer. 

14  Lawrie,  J.,  marble-cutter 
18  Hutchinson  k  Rogers 

22  Lightbody,  W.  M.,  &  Co. 

25  Hamilton,  J.  &  William 

25  Don,  John,  boxmaker 

25  Conquergood,  F. 

25  Eckford,  T.,  farrier 

25  Sinclair,  Geo.,  boUermaker 

25  Ritchie,  Andrew,  lathsplitter 

26  Little,  Richard 
29  Edmond,  G.,  teacher 

29  Steel,  Robert  L.,  janitor 

30  Dickson,  John,  builder 

Bonnington  Road  here 

Theatre       Royal  ;      Alfred 
Macarte,  proprietor 

38  Stewart,  Wm.,  wood  mercht. 

39  Steven,  Thos.,  cabinetmaker 
41  PhiUp,  John,  wood  merchant 
41  M'Lay,  David 

43  Cockburii,  I^Irs,  toyshop 

43  Shaw,  James,  draper 
44a  Mitchell,  William 

44  Adie,  John,  spirit  merchant 

45  Craib,  Miss 
45  Adie,  Adam 

47  Ferguson,  Davidson,  &  Co. 
47  Adam,  James,  Leith  sawmUls 

47  Simpson,  James,  sawdust  dh". 
Dm-rie,  Alex. ,  jST.  B.  E.  station 

48  Hawthorns  &  Co.,  engineers 

49  Moffat,  Andrew,  teacher 

50  South  Leith  Poorhouse 


51  South  Leith  Paro'-hial  Office 
53  Bates,  Miss  J. 

53  Hodson,  S.  B.,  teacher 

54  Sheddeu,  John,  teacher 
St  Anthony  House 

58  Grabble,  John,  &  Co.,  mers. 
60  Sinclair,  John,  corn  mercht. 
60  Louie,  Walter 
60  Anderson,  Thomas,  biulder 
62  Russell  k  Ramsden 

67  Smith  k  Sanderson 

68  Thomson,  T).  i.,k  Co. 

69  Waitt,  Mrs 

69  Hen-aid,  William 

69  Dickie,  John 

70  Adamson,  John,  k  Co. 

71  Scott,  Andrew 

71  Peat,  John 

72  Stars,  John 

72  Allison,  William,  engineer 

73  "\\Tiitehead,  Chs.,  bootmaker 

74  Wallace,  J.  G.,  taUor 

Junction  Street  North. 

East,  4.      West,  5. 

1  &  2  Wright,  Thomas,  grocer 

3  Blyth,  Robert,  gi-ocer 

4  Chi-istie,  James,  baker 
Post  Office 

5  Dunn,  James 

5  Hood,  Thomas 

6  Brock,  William,  shoemaker 
ilelrose,  J.,  builder 

15  Alexander,  W.  G. 

15  Gordon,  William,  traveller 

16  Smith,  John 

16  Short,  John 
Henderson,  Alexander 
Andrev,-,  John,  corn  mercht. 

18  North      Leith       Parochial 
Chambers ;   James  Miles, 
insx^ector 
18  Lawson,  Alex.,  governor 
18  Webster,  James,  collector 
Clazie,  Charles 
Roxburgh,  Charles 
Gordon,  David,  bootmaker 
Thomson,  Robert  L. ,  grocer 
ISTewlands,  Rich.,  spirit  mer. 
Cairns,  MrsJohu,  milliner 
Dunn,  Mrs,  fruiterer 

Keir  Street.    11. 

3  Smith,  James 

5  Miller,  M. 

5  Robertson,  J.  W. 

5  Hume,  John 

5  Henderson,  James 

7  Edinburgh  Bread  Society 
11  Marshall,  Da-rid 

11  Fergussou,  Miss 
n  Moir,  George  S. 
11  HaU,  Thomas 

17  Henderson,  T.  J. 
17  Anderson,  George 
17  Bowack,  Mrs  Nicol 


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17  Hay,  George 
17  Syme,  Robert 
16  Marshall,  Mrs 
16  Munro,  Mrs  John 
12  Lothian,  George 
12  Gray,  William 
10  Kerr,  "William 

8  Frier,  M. 

8  Sharp,  George 

8  Cruickshank,  P. 

8  Donaldson,  John 

8  Ross,  John 

6  Smellie,  Rev.  Jamea 

4  Wakelin,  Henry 
2  Smith,  Mrs 
2  Foord,  John 

2  Grieve,  David 

Kemp  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 

1  Cannon,  William  M. 

3  Binnie,  Peter 

5  Buchanan,  John 

15  Grubb,  D.  R. 

16  Aitken,  WiUiam 

20  M'Dougall,  W.  G. 

21  MuirheaJ,  William 

22  Millar,  George 

29  Cook,  William 

30  Peters,  David 

Kerr  Street.    4. 

Stockbridge. 

1  Crighton,  James,  grocer 

2  Stebbing,  Isaac 
2  Robertson,  Alexander 
2  Todd,  Barclay 
2  Little,  William 
2  Robertson,  William 
2  Shaw,  William 

2  Macfarlane,  Alexander 
3a  Stewart,  Mrs  E. 

3  Thomson,  George,  hosier 

4  Laidlaw,  James,  baker 

5  Veitcli,  Miss 
5  Wright,  John 
5  Paterson,  D.  F.,  agent 
5  Eyre,  Mrs 
5  Porteons,  WiUiam 
5  Harkness,  Robert 
5  Smart,  Alexander 

5  Macgi-egor,  Mrs  Isabella 

6  Campbell,  Colin,  butcher 

7  Wedderspoon,W.,  tobacconist 

8  Patton,  Mrs,  nurse 

8  M'Naughton,  Robert 

8  Butler,  Walter 

9 A  Stewart,  Misses,  china  dealers 

9  Macdonald,  Peter,  spirit  dlr. 

Kew  Terrace. 

Osboryie  Terrace. 

1  M'Crackan,  Alexander 

2  Fullarton,  Mrs  John  A. 

3  Roy,  Mrs  Andrew 

4  Ogilvie,  Miss 


5  Graham,  Balfour 

6  Christie,  Mrs 


13. 


Kilgraston  Road 

Graiifje. 

1  Moxon,  J. 

2  Cockburn,  John 
College    for    Daughters    of 

Ministers  of  the  Church  of 
Scotland,  and  Prof  essors  in 
the  Scottish  Universities 

Edmondston,  Thomas,  Red 
Acre 

Anderson,  Jas.  C,  Oriel  viUa 

King  Street.    3. 

South  Leith. 
15  Robertson,  Wm.,  spirit  dlr. 

18  Brunton,  Peter 

King  Street,  Great.    5. 

3  Crawford,  Mrs  G. 
3  Ross,  John 

3  Ross,  Mrs  Jolm 

3  Young,  Mrs 

3  Dunlop,  Rev.  William 

3  Mackay,  Robert,  artist 

3  Young,  R,  J. 

5  Anderson,  Miss 

7  Gregor,  D.  Clunie 

9  M'Laren,  J.  R.,M.A.,teacher 
11  Cook,  John,  W.S. 
]  3  Crawford,  Rev.  Prof.  Thomas 

J.,  D.D. 
15  Douglas,  Alex.  Sholto,  W.S. 
17  Cathcart,  Mrs 

19  Gillespie,  Y\^illiam  H. 
23  Thomson,  William 
25  Handyside,  William 
27  Black,  Francis 

29  Burnet,  John,  advocate 

31  Skinner,  William,  W.S. 

33  Newton,  Miss 

35  Bell,  Mrs  Beatson 

37  Hobkirk,  J. 

39  Gray,  James 

41  Mure,  R.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P. 

41  "M'Intosh,  George,  S.S.C. 

Dundas  Street  here 
43  Anderson  &  ilathie 
47  Arnott,  Miss 
47  Rose,  Miss 
47  Dempster,  John,  M.D. 
47  Maclean,  Alexander 
47  Wood,  Mrs 
47  Burt,  Miss 

47  Munro,  Charles,  auctioneer 
49  Buntine,  Mrs  William 
49  Buntine,  J.  R.,  advocate 
51  Forman,  John 
53  Dunlop,  Miss 
55  Tod,  Mrs 

61  Adam,  Patrick,  S.S.C. 
61  Adam  &  Sang,  S.S.C. 
63  Morisou,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 
67  M'Queen,  John 
67  Leechman,  John  A. 


67  Leechman,  Miss 

67  AVilkie,  Mrs 

67  Sturrock,  Mrs 

67  M'Laren,  John  R.,  M.A. 

67  Cowan,  John 

67  Pitcairn,  Miss 

69  Cook,  Misses 

71  Kennedy,  John,  W.S. 

73  Colonsay,  Right  Hon.  Lord 

75  Hamilton,  Miss 

77  Girdwood,  Robert 
79  Ross,  John,  S.S.C. 

79  Ross,  Robert  D. 

81  Campbell,  Neil  C,  advocate 
83  Logan,  James 

83  Strang,  Walter 
85  Maxwell,  W.  A. 
85  Reid,  Mrs  J. 

85  Lawson,  Robert 
85  Lyell,  Miss  Jane 
85  ilacdonald,  Duncan 

85  Stewart,  John 
87  Goodshaw,  Mrs 
87  Oldham,  Mrs 

86  Cunningham,  W.  A. 
86  Cunningham,  Miss 

84  Craig,  John 

84  Murray,  George 
84  Blair,  Neil 

82  Begg,  John  H. 

80  Smith,  George  H.,  M.D. 

78  Cunningham,  Alexander 

76  Benholme,  the  Hon.  Lord 

72  Bryden,  J.  M. 

70  Cosens,  Mrs 

70  Cosens,  Peter,  advocate 

68  Murray,  WiUiam,  S.S.C. 
66  Brooks,  Miss 

66  Cazenove,  Rev.  John  G. 

66  Hamilton,  J.  Guy 

64  Rutherford,  jMiss 

62  Balmain,  Miss.     See  Adv. 

60  Hay,  W.  Bremner,  S.S.C. 

58  Gallaway,  J.,  advocate 

58  GaUaway,  Mrs  John 

56  Nisbet,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D. 

54  Rhind,  David,  architect 

52  Thoms,  G.  Hunter,  advocate 

50  Balfour,  John 

48  M'KerreU,  Mrs 

46  Bishop,  iirs 

46  Dick,  Miss  Janet 

46  Arnst,  Madame,  music  teach. 

46  Arnst,  Adam,  artist 

44  Birnie,  J.  B.  L.,  advocate 

Pitt  Street  here 

42  Dycer,  C,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 
40  Bridgman,  F.  W. 
40  Stewart,  Mrs  Rose 
40  Smith,  James  Keith 
40  Campbell,  NeU  M.,  S.S.C.. 
40  ]\miidge,  Edwin 
38  Bowie,  Matthew 
36  Garment,  John,  S.S.C. 
34  Peacock,  WUUam 
32  Goldie,  Mrs 

30  Ross,  Mrs,  ladies'  boarding- 
school 


KIN 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


30  Ross,  John  M. ,  teacher 

28  Wilson,  Richard,  C.A. 

26  Christie,  Miss 

24  Kinloch,  the  Hon.  Lord 

22  Scott,  Miss  Robertson 

20  Donaldson,  James,  LL.D. 

18  Rutherfurd,  And.,  advocate 

16  Hamilton,  Lady 

14  Murdoch,  John,  S.S.C. 

14  Syme,  F.  D. 

12  Macbrair,  Da\'id  J.,  S.S.C. 

10  Esson,  G.  A.,  accountant 

8  Cuthbertson,  ilisses 

6  Duthie,  Alexander 
4  Moffat,  G.  Dickson 

4  Dilly,  Frederick  (G.P.O.) 

King  Street,  Little.    7. 

South  St  James'  Street. 

5  Cockburn,  James 

7  Watt,  Robert 
7  Tm-nbull,  Mrs 
7  M'Faden,  John 
7  M'Pherson,  A. 
7  Neillings,  John 
7  Wilson,  Douglas 

9  M'Pherson,  Alexander 

6  Durie,  Mrs 
4  Fischer,  F. 

4  M'Guire,  Thomas 
2a  Macdonald,  John 

2  Douglas,  Geo.,  spirit  mercht. 

King's  Place.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 
King's  Stables.    10. 

Grassinarket. 

3  Johnston,  William 

16  Mitchell,  John,  merchant 

17  Armstrong  &  Hogg 

Kirk  Street.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Kirkgate.    3. 

Leith. 

1  Dewar  &  Co. ,  spirit  merchts. 

2  Walker,  G.  &  J. 

3  Gronmeyer,  Richard 

3  Scott  &  Allan,  wine  merchts. 

4  Stevenson,  Walt. ,  spirit  mer. 

5  Ritchie,  A.  H. ,  manufacturer 

6  Walker,  WiUiam 

7  Miliar,  John,  confectioner 

8  M'Dermott,  James 

9  Mason,  Mrs 

10  Gray,  George,  hatter 

11  M'Kenzie,  John 

12  Watson,  Miss  M.,  milliner 
12a  Watt,  David,  tailor 

13  Hunter,  J.,  tobacconist 

14  M'Dermott,  James 

15  Lamb,  James  B.,  grocer 

17  Aitken,  Thomson 

18  Kelson,  James,  victual  dealer 


19  Parry,  Henry 

21a  Geddes,  James,  draper 

22  &  23  Aitchison,  David,  draper 

24  Hogg,  David 

24  Spinks,  Charles,  turner 

25  M'lntosh,  William 

26  Clark,  John,  confectioner 

27  Buchanan,  Alexander 

29  Scott,  John,  watchmaker 

30  Jackson,  E.  &  J.  A. 

30  Bridges,  Archibald 

31  &  32  Jupp,   H. ,  musicseller  ; 

house,  30 
34  Kerr,  G.,  tobacconist 

36  Brj'don,  James,  jun.,  flesher 

37  Ballingall,  David,  grocer 

38  Hamilton,  Daniel,  baker 

39  Paterson,  Alex.  F.,  gi'ocer 

41  Weir's  Close 

42  Ralston's  hosiery  warehouse 

43  Eunson  &  Garrick,  tailors 

44  Skilling,  JMrs  John 

4  4  M  'Gregor,  W . ,  seed  merchant 

45  Thomson,  J.,  greengi-ocer 

46  Smith,  John,  &  Son 

48  Cochrane,  William,  tailor 

49  Ramsay,  David 

51  Robertson,  D.  &  R.,  gi-ocei's 
51a  Anderson,  Henry,  stationer 

52  Rennie,  James 

52  Hamilton,  Thomas 

52  Whitehead,  L. 

53  Herrald,  William,  grocer 

54  Anderson,  iirs 

58  Philips,  John 

59  Downs,  James 
59  Mackay,  Neil 

59  Conquergood,  Charles 
59  Shepherd,  George 

62  Smith,  J.  N.,  druggist 

63  Mas-son,  D.  B.,  watchmaker 

64  Beveridge,  Rt.,  confectioner 

65  Conquer,  John  R. 
65  Conquer,  A.  &  J. 

67  Wilson,  Mrs  J. 

68  M'Clellan,  William,  baker 

69  Turnbull,  A.  (G.P.O.) 

70  Dunn,  John,  hairdresser 

71  Ballingall,  Ann,  pro  v.  mer. 

72  Ballingall,  David 

72  Carmichael,  T. 

73  Lindsay,  James,  baker 

75  Weston,  Thos.,  victual  dlr. 

77  &  78  Cochrane,  John 

79  Alexander,  Mrs  Jas.,  gi'ocer 

Anderson,  Henry 

Haldane,  William  D. 

Cockburn,  George 

81  Barry,  John,  china  mercht. 

82  Archibald,  A.,  baker 

84  Eraser,  John,  hairdresser 

85  Sanderson,  A.,  grocer 

87  Guy,  And.,  spirit  merchant 

90  Lauder,  William 

91  Sowersby,  George,  baker 

92  Wood,  W.  H. 

93  Stewart,  John 

93  M 'Gregor,  John  D. 

95  Thom,  M.,  draper;  ho.  93 


LAD  317 

96  Lauder,  James,  jdumber 

97  Winwick,  M.,  spirit  merch. 

97  Lauder,  Thos.,  water  officer 

98  Macpherson,  Hugh 

99  Trinity  House 
Duncan,  Sebastian 

99  C'arstairs  &  Robertson 
99  Session-Clerk  ti-  Recorder's 
Office 

102  Dixon,  R.,  china  merchant 

103  Tait,  John 

104  Wood,  Geidon,  dairy 

108  Millar,  James,  cork  rnanuf. 

109  Fairley,  John,  tinsmith 
109  King,  Henry 

109  Drover,  Robert,  smith 
109  M'Kenzie,  James 
111  Stewart,  John,  grocer 

113  Brown,  Robert,  fish  dealer 

114  Chambers,  David,  spirit  dlr. 

116  Cochrane,  MissM.,  gi-eengr. 

117  Archibald,  Mrs  M.,  cutler 

118  Christie,  Alexander,  slater 

120  Smith,  John 

121  Lyle,  George,  clotliier 

122  Dougall,  Robert 

123  Mackie,  T.  &  G. 

3  Drummond,  E.,  &  Co. 

.^    .     3  Leith  Herald  Office 

X^     6  Donaldson,  James 

o!^    11  Jack,  Miss  Janet 

sq        14  Thomson,  George 

20  Stoddart,  David 

124  Addison,  Mrs,  baker 

126  Dewar,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

127  Ballantyne,  Thomas 

129  Arnott,  John,  &  Co.,  drapers 

130  Thomson,  William,  baker 

131  Blair,  James,  hatter 

132  Bertram,  J.,  baker 

133  Bertram,  Mary 

134  Walker,  James,  draper 

135  Currie,  Miss  M.,  milliner 
1 37  Spence,  Mrs  D. 

1 37  Mossman,  Donald 

138  Bennet,  Ann,  draper 

139  Turnbull,  John,  grocer 
142  &  143  Wright,  Jn.,  vict.  dh-. 

146  Whitehead,  L.,  shoemaker 

147  Hutchison,  A.,  smith 

Kirkwood  Place.    1. 

London  Road. 

3  Dodds,  George,  grocer 
5  M'Lean,  Duncan 

Kyle  Place.    5. 

See  Madeira  Street. 

Lady  Lawson's  Wd.   10. 

West  Port. 

19  Davidson,  Christopher 
23  Pagan,  Oswald,  spiiit  dealer 
Cattle  Market;  Robt.  Somer- 
ville,  olficer 
25  Robertson,  Mrs  Donald 


318 


LAD 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


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Lady  Menzies  Place.    8, 

Norton  Park. 

1  Good^\du,  AVilliaiii  H. 

4  Bain,  George  ((?. P.O.) 

5  Gibson,  James 

6  Pettigrew,  John 

7  Frier,  "William 
16  M'Clymont,  James 
21  Dudgeou,  Archibald 

23  Brown,  Adam 

24  Jack,  John  G. 

25  Graham,  Robert 

26  Keddie,  Thomas 
.32  Menzies,  Donald 

35  Cowan,  Dugald 

36  Cowan,  Peter 

37  Dewar,  John  F. 
39  Russell,  John 

41  Geddes,  Alexander 

42  Dick,  John 

44  Watson,  Alexander 

45  Turner,  William 

46  Laing,  David 

47  Adamson,  James,  baker 

Ladyfield  Place.    10. 

Tobago  Street. 
4  Veitch,  A.  &  J. 

Lansdowne  Crescent.  4. 

Haymarlcet. 

2  Macnair,  Mrs 

3  Maequeen,  Mrs 

4  Whyte,  Miss 

5  Yoirnger,  Mrs 

6  Dudgeon,  Mrs 

7  Gordon,  Mrs 

8  Boyes,  Charles  R.,  M.D. 

9  Coventry,  H.  J. 

12  Stevenson,  Mrs 

13  Dnndas,  Ralph,  C.S. 

14  Turnbull,  William 

15  Bannatyne,  Peter 

16  Haig,  Miss 

17  Blackwood,  William 

17  Blackwood,  Mrs 

18  Buchanan,  Miss 

19  Stewart,  Allan  D. 

20  Bruce,  Mrs 

21  Grant,  Sir  Alex. ,  Bart. ,  LL.  D 

Lapicide  Place.    5. 

14  Robertson,  ]\Ii-s 

Lauder  Road.    13. 

Grange. 

1  Christal,  Mrs 

2  Blyth,  Edward 

3  Jameson,  Mrs 
5  Robertson,  Robert 
7  Paton,  Miss 
9  Taylor,  Misses 

11  Paxton,  Wm.  (/.  FuUon&  Co 

13  Morham,  Robert 

1 3  Morham,  Robert,  junior 

15  Bell,  James  Adam 


15  Bell,  Misses 

17  BaUey,  Joseph 

18  Usher,  Thomas 

19  Hamilton,  William 

20  Thomson,  Rev.  William 

21  Milne,  Mrs 

22  Duff,Rev.Alex.,D.D.,LL.D. 

23  Darlington,  Henry 

24  M'Kelvie,  John 

25  Brown,  Rev.  Charles  J.,  D.D. 

26  Murray,  A.  K. 
26  Riach,  G.  S. 
26  Riach,  Mrs  Alexander 
28  Stevenson,  Thomas 
31  Urquhart,  James  W. 

31  Urquhart,  David  J. 

32  Law,  James 

33  Syme,  James 

34  Robertson,  Geo.  {D.  d:  J.  R.) 
36  M'Ewan,  Rev.  John 
38  Mmer,  Robert 

40  ]\I 'Donald,  Andrew 

41  Logan,  Robert 

42  Tod,  William 

43  Mellis,  Mrs 

44  Bu-d,  Robert 

44  Anderson,  Mrs 

45  M'Laren,  Mrs 
47  Wight,  Rev.  Ninian 
49  Russell,  AViUiam 
51  MacMillan,  E.  H. 

Laurie  Street. 

154  Constitution  Street. 
East,  1.      West,  3. 

2  Scott,  John 

4  Dundas,  David,  spirit  dealer 

5  Hall,  Robert,  &  Sons,  smiths 

6  Sj-me,  James 

8  King,  Mrs 
16  Dick,  James,  drysalter 

Lauriston  Gardens.    11. 

Laurlston  Place. 

1  Beattie,  Mrs  AViUiam 

3  Richardson,  James 

7  Chapman,  Thomas 

9  Swan,  James 
11  Gibson,  AViUiam 
21  Mellis,  Mrs 
23  Gibson,  John 
23  TeKer,  John 
23  Hunter,  David  (N.B.R.) 
23  Cramond,  Mrs  John 
29  AVatson,  Joseph 
29  Hutchison,  David 
29  Calder,  AViUiam 
29  M'CiiUoch,  David 
29  Hunter,  George 
33  Campbell,  Miss 
35  Pinkerton,  William 
35  Brown,  James  K. 
37  Andrew,  James 

,)  28  Speid,  John 
26  Purves,  James 
26  Harper,  Mrs 
26  Oliphant,  Mrs  AA'alter 


26  Ainslie,  John 
26  Boyd,  Miss 
24  Young,  D. 
20  Henderson,  George  G. 
20  Hooper,  Mrs  AV.  M. 
20  Stewart,  Angus 
20  M'Clure,  Mrs  H. 
18  Paterson,  Adam  C. 
16  Shearer,  M.  J. 
14  AA^alker,  Robert 
14  King,  John 
14  Ritchie,  David 
14  Macleod,  H.  H.  {T.M.&  Go.) 
14  Jamieson,  Augustus  G. 
12  Sutherland,  James 
8  Lockhart,  Mrs  John 

6  Aitchison,  Mrs 

4  St  Catherine's  Convent 

Lauriston  Lane.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

5  Paterson,  William 

7  AAliyte,  Miss 

8  Turnbull,  AV.  E. 

9  Sim,  Mrs 
10  Disher,  Robert 

12  City  Parochial  Board  office 

13  Royal  Hospital  for  Sick  Chil- 
dren 

Lauriston  Park.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

1  Rose,  WUliam 

1  Cochrane,  John,  M.D. 

2  Lawson,  John 
2  Sinclair,  Mrs 

2  Bell,  A.,  junior 

3  dimming,  James 

4  Garvie,  Andrew 

5  Smithsou,  John 
5  Dickson,  Thomas 
5  Veitch,  William 
5  Ross,  Andrew 

5  Paterson,  James 

6  Scoon,  Kenneth 
8  Ross,  Mrs  J. 
8  Urquhart,  AViUiam 
8  Anderson,  David 
8  Anderson,  Robert  T. 
8  Bonar,  Miss 
8  SommerviUe,  A.,  M.D. 

8  Stewart,  Mrs  AVUliam 

9  Ford,  James 

10  Dick,  David 

11  Finnic,  Miss  Agnes 
11  Thorn,  Robert 
11  Peddie,  AViUiam 

11  Copland,  John  P, 

12  Wilson,  Charles 

Lauriston  Place.    11. 

Smith,  AVm.,  Lauriston  villa 

Chalmers  Hospital 
35  Barclay,  George 
37  Swan,  John,  &  Sons 
39  Smellie,  Rev.. Archibald 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


LAV 


319 


41  Scott,  Thomas 

41  Scott,  Alex.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

43  Stuart,  Mrs  S.  Robertson 

47  Cappie,  James,  M.D. 

49  Dickson,  Mrs 

51  Buclianan,  Mrs 

52  Currie,  Miss 

53  Newbigging,  David 

Archibald  Place  here 

55  Ramsay,  James,  grocer 

59  Leggat,  James 

59  Darling,  j\Irs 

59  Allan,  William 

59  Wilson,  David 

69  Moon,  A. 

61  Cairns,  Thomas,  M.D. 

€3  Fairley,  P.  F. 

65  Johnstone,  Edward 

65  Wilson,  Miss 

65  Munro,  Mrs  A. 

67  Fairley,  J.,  &  Son,  grocers 

LauHston  Lane  here 

Heriot's  Hospital — 
Bedford,    Frederick    Wil 
liam,  LL.D.,  governor 
Hen-on,  Sarah  Jane,  matron 

Heriot  Place  here 

128  Croley,  William  ;  ho.  126 

126  Pretsell,  Miss  Margaret 

124  Smart,  John  C. 

122  Henderson,  Mrs  William 

122  Stuart,  Mrs 

120  Elliot,  Andrew 

120  Elliot,  Mrs 

118  LI'Farlane,  James 

118  Brown,  Robert 

118  Paterson,  Robert,  merchaat 

116  Forgie,  John 

114  Cunningham,  John  T. 

112  Home,  Mrs  Robert 

112  Black,  James 

112  Peat,  Mrs 

112  Watson,  Rev.  James 

112  Drew,  Mrs  Thomas 

110  Niven,  John,  M.D. 

110  Abernethy,  Miss 

106  MaxweU,  J.  L. 

106  Maclennan,  George 

106  Glen,  Mrs 

106  Maclachlan,  John 

106  Stewart,  David  S. 

106  Eraser,  James 

104  Turnbull,  J.  Rutherford 

102  Furley,  Robert  C. 

100  Torrance,  Henry 

100  Boyd,  Miss  M. 

100  Colville,  Mrs 

100  M'Laren,  Joseph 

100  Leggat,  John 

98  Belfrage,  George 

96  Scott,  Thomas 

94  Cunningham,  Miss 

92  Aitchison,  Mrs 

90  Crombie,  Miss 

90  Crombie,  J. 

Graharn  Street  here 


88  Cunningham,  James  C. 

86  Marshall,  Robert 

84  Beattie,  William 

82  Carson,  Miss 

80  Sutton,  William,  teacher 

78  Jones,  Francis  ((J.P.O.) 

76  Laird,  George  H. 

70  Nicol,  Alexander 

70  Lind,  Robert 

Lauriston  Place  W.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

1  Grant,  WUliam 

2  Davidson,  J. 

2  Davidson,  Mrs  Thomas 
2  MitcheU,  William 
2  Wood,  John  A. 

2  Hood,  James 

3  M'Culloch,  Rev.  A.  B. 

4  Fyfe,  John  L. 

5  GiUes,  William 
5  Palmei',  David 
5  Scott,  Walter 

5  Sandland,  William 

7  Galletlv,  Alexander 

8  Taylor,"  John 

9  Liddle,  James 
10  Stewart,  Thomas 

10  Tavlor,  Gordon 

11  Bu'ist,  Robert 

14  Rutherford,  George 

24  Dingwall,  Robert 

24  Barland,  John  W. 

24  Shore  &  Crawford,  joiners 

24  Millar,  James 

24  Smith,  D.  &  A. 

24  Wood,  John 

24  Wood,  Mrs 

24  Smith  k.  Son 

24  Lennox  k  Fergus 

Lauriston  Street.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

1  Stalker,  Daniel 

7  Shearer,  Thomas 

9  Brown,  William 

9  Skinner,  John 

9  Dodds,  James 

Catholic  Church 
17  Pearson,  Rev.  George 
17  Walmsley,  Rev.  Henry 
17  Wynne,  Rev.  J.  H.  G. 
19  M 'Hardy,  R.,  &  Son 
21  Smith,  William 
2lA  Reid,  James 
21  Burnett,  Miss 
23  Haldane,  Mrs  William 
23  Ramsay,  James 
23  Cossar,  Laiirence 
23  Matchell,  Mrs  E. 
23  ]\[achell,  F. 
82  Blake,  Andrew 
80  &  82  Dick,  Matthew  W, 
74,  76,  78  Gillies  &  Calder 
70  Aitchison,  James 
64  &  66  Dobson,  M.  &  J. 
62  Ritchie,  Peter,  bookseller 


60  Anderson,  Mrs 
58  M'Intosh,  John 
54  Gill,  James 

48  Stewart,  Mrs  Ellen,  grocer 
40  Russell,  John,  wright 
34  Ramsay,  George 
32  &  34  Clifford  &  Cockbum 
28  Wood,  John,  diuper 
22  Simpson,  Sirs 
20  Phemister,  R.,  wright 
20  Elliot,  George 
20  Lyon,  James  (G.P.O.) 
20  Finnigan,  Peter 
2  SomerviUe,  John 

Lauriston  Terrace.    11. 

Lauriston  Place. 

1  M'Laren,  John 

2  Mitchell,  George 
2  Bleakely,  John 

2  Dick,  James 

2  Baird,  Robert 

2  Henderson,  Thomas  S. 

2  Peacock,  Mrs  Adam 

Laverockbank.    5. 

Trinitij. 

1  Mackenzie,  Mrs  W.  B. 

2  Lamont,  D. 

3  Hunter,  T.  S. 

4  Gilmer,  James  G. 

5  M'Lean,  John  S.  K. 

7  Morison,  Mrs  A.  C. 

8  Rae,  Mrs 

9  ^^Tiite,  John 

Laverockbank  Ter.     5. 

Trinitij. 

1  Dawson,  Adam,  St  Slichael's 

2  Dishington,  Thos.,  Lark  villa 

3  Wishart,  Edward 

4  Robertson,  J.  H. 

5  Lindesaj^,  F. 

6  Morrison,  George 

7  CrudeKus,  R.  W.,  Chapelside 

8  Macnab,  J.,  Findlater  lodge 

9  Phipps,  Thomas 

10  Douglas,  W. 

11  Fairbau'u,  Rev.  James 

12  Wilson,  Andw.,  Laurel  bank 

13  Scott,  Dr  WiUiam 

14  Young,  William 

Laverockbk.  Villas.     5. 

Trinity. 

Henderson,  Mrs,  Rose  villa 
Goalen,       Rev.      Walter      M., 

Starbank  house 
Carnegy,    Miss,    Laverockbank 

house 
Graham,  Rev.  Wra.,  Woodville 
Davidson,  Rev.  Geo.  R.,  cottage 
Ogilvy,  A.,  Inverforth 
Bruce",  Mrs  W.,  Ivy  lodge 
Thomson,  R.  V.,  .^layville 


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Lawnmarket.    9. 

See  High  Street. 

Leamingtcn  Terrace.  13. 

Bruntsfield  Place. 

1  Archer,  Miss 

2  Chalmers,  Miss 

4  Oswald,  H.  R.,  M.D. 

5  Ferrier,  Mrs 

6  Kenton,  Mrs  Alexander 

7  Broun,  Mrs  M'Bryde 

8  Clayhills,  iirs 

9  Nimmo,  Mrs  M. 

10  Denny,  Miss 

11  Morison,  P. 

12  Howden,  Mrs 

13  M'Cann,  James 

14  Philip,  David 

15  Darling,  Miss 

16  Williamson,  John 

17  M'Kean,  Misses 

18  Chalmers,  Mrs 

19  Stewart,  Andrew  W. 

20  Greig,  James  G. 

Leggat's  Land.    3. 

Stockbridge. 
1   Nichol,  Robert  G.,  chemist 
1  Reid,  Rohert,  cooper 
1  Duncan,  John  B.,  mason 
1  Paton,  James,  slater 

3  Wright,  John 

4  Simpson,  George 

5  Simpson,  John,  tailor 

6  Wright,  John 

7  &  8  Thomson,  Wm.,  grocer 

Leith  Mount.    4. 

See  Ferry  Road. 

Leith  Street.    1. 

East,  1.      West,  7. 

3  Thomson,  David,  tobacconist 

5  &  7  Rutherford  &  Co.,  wine 
and  spirit  merchants 

7  Cumming,  John 

7  Campbell,  John 

7  Hunter,  William,  tailor 

7  M'Call,  James 

9  Wilson,  H.,  tobacconist 
11  M'Call,  James,  jeweller 
13  Drummond,  Peter 
17  Ready  Cash  Company 
19  Anderson,  W. 

21  Henney,  William,  tailor 

21  Sutherland  &  Home,  jewellers 

21  Waugh,  Mrs  Robert 

23  Purdie,  James,  ironmonger 

25  Ritchie,  J.,  &  Son 

29  Drummond,  P.,  hosier,  etc, 

31,  33,  &  35  Littlejohn,  Thos. 

35  Bruce,  Mrs  Robert,  Glasgow 

temperance  hotel 
35  Gibson,  James,  clothier 
35  Reid,  John,  bootmaker 
35  Bartleman  k  Rankin 


35  Adamson,  G.,  contractor 
35  Lawson,  James 

35  Paxton,  William,  bootcloser 

37  &  39  Caldwell,  D.,  merchant 

41  Aitchison,  John,  clothier 

43  Brown,  W.,  hosier 

45  Cairns,  A.  D.,  spirit  mercht. 
81  Ciceri,  Mantica,  k  Torre 

80  Ruddiman,  John,  cutler 

79  Craigie,  J.,  straw  hat  manuf. 

76  &  78  Macpherson,  Daniel 

74  Hoiiliston,  John,  grocer 

72  Henderson,  Alexander 

72  Fitzsimions,  John 

70  Falconer,  David 

68  Bowie,  John  D. 

62  Small,  E.  k  M.,  drapers 

60  Sharp,  Miss  M. 

58  Laidlaw,  Wm.,  coachmaker 

56  Mackay,  James  G.,  jeweller 

54  Vernon,  J.  E.,  jeweller 

50  La-srae,  Miss  M.,  jeweller 

48  Jupp,  A.,  musicseller 

46  Bayne,  C.  A.,  bootmaker 

44  Bennet,  D.,  lace  merchant 

42  Allan,  James,  &  Son 
40  Blair,  James,  drysalter 

38  Mackay,  David,  bootmaker 

36  Millar,  A.,  jeweller 

34  Lawson  &  Stewart,  bootmkrs. 
32  Robertson,  James 
26  Farquharson,  C.  H.,  jeweller 
22  Kerr,  Thomas,  bootmaker 
18  Cunningham,  Andrew,  jun. 
16  London  d:  Paris  Boot  Co. 
12  and  14  Wishart,  Paul,  draper 
10  Gunn,  A.,  jeweller 

8  Scott,  Heniy,  stationer 

6  Barker,  T.  &  H. 

2  Macgregor,  John,  tabacconist 

Leith  Street  Terrace.  1. 

5  M 'Donald,  Miss  Jessie 
5  Tod,  George,  bookbinder 
5  Edwards,  William 
5  Gordon,  Mrs  C,  lodgings 
5  Cooper,  James,  bootmaker 

7  Aaronson,  Amelia 

9  Dennell,  James 

9  M'Guire,  Hugh,  bootcloser 
9  Dennell  &  Orme,  hat  manuf. 

10  Walker,  Alexander 

11  Mather,  John,  &  Son 

11  Dykes,  R.  C. 

12  Pattison,  Mrs  E. 
12a  Brown,  James 

12a  Ott,  William,  clockmaker 

13  Hutchison,  John 

Leith  Walk.    1. 

From  Elm  Row. 
East,  1.      West,  2.     Leith,  2. 

1  Scott,  John,  grocer 

2  Lumsden,  Alexander 
9  Brabner  &  Co. 

10  Adamson,  Da\'id,  postmaster 

11  Burge,  Charles,  &  Co. 


12  Hall  k  Scott,  hatters 

14  Heriot  Court 

14  Fotheringham,  Robert 

14  Martin,  David 

15  Doughty,  Thomas 

15  Liddle, -William,  k  Co. 

17  Air  &  Candow 

17  Peterkin,  Archibald 

17  Anderson,  James 

18  Ness,  John,  sculptor 

21  Swann,  J.  R.,  sawmills 

22  M'Crie,  WiUiam,  &  Co. 
29  Tod,  James,  k  Son 

33  Edin.  ct  Leith  Flint  Glass  Co. 

34  Slight,  A.,  engineer 

"g  ^-  Orman,  William,  builder 
^  I  Sloan,  Thos.  {S.  &  Son) 
iq '~5  M 'Farlane,  Alex.,  dairy 

36  Porteous,  Alexander 

36  Porteous,  Alexander,  jun. 

40  Wilson,  A.,  &  Son 

40  Chinas,  William 

fe  S    1  M'Pherson,  William 


^a. 


2  Kay,  Peter 


Anderson,  D.,  Catherine  cot. 
Dicksons  &  Co.,  nurseries 
Tait,  Alex.,  Somerville  cot. 
iV".  B.  Railway  Station 
Methven,  Thomas,  k  Sons 

lA  Young  &  Barton 
Wallace,  A.,  &  Co. 
Sinclair,  John 
M'Millan  &  Robertson 

1  Wishart  Brothers 

2  Kerr,  William 
2  Senior,  Mrs 

Forbes,  A.  W.,  Shrub  vale 
Shrub  Hill 
2  Ker,  James 
Shi'itb  Hill  house 
Montignani,  C.  L. 
Mohring,  J.  H. 
(^i    4  il 'Cardie,  Pr.,  spirit  dealer 

4  Brebner,  David 
?^    4  Brown,  John 
.S    4  BonnjTiian,  Miss 
"^    4a  Bathgate,  George,  baker 
'§    5  Gilmour,  Andrew 
,<    7  Brown,  John,  butcher 
^    8  Bell,  Peter,  bootmaker 
9  Koerber,  Johannes 
9  Wilson,  William 

10  Dun,  Joseph,  confectioner 

11  Wastle,  John  M. 

11a  Ne^vton,  Thomas,  baker 

12  Ruddiman,  M.  C. 
12  Ross,  George 

12  Gibson,  Gilbert  M. 
12  Wastle,  John  M. 

12  Paterson,  Mrs  Anne 

12a  M'Pherson,  Wm.,  grocer 

13  Stott,  Mrs  Wm. ,  wine  mer, 
15  Montignani,  C.  L.,  grocer 


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Croall,  John 

Croall,  Eobert 

Galloway,  Wm.,  solicitor 

Wilson,  James  R. 

Bertram,  Mrs 

Malcolm,  Mrs 

Malcolm,  William 

M'lvor,  Samuel 

Hunter,  David 

Blaik,  Alexander  X. 

Kidd,  JSIrs 

Dougall,  Alexander  K. 

Swanson,  Alexander 

Dick,  George 
Spence,  H. 
Donaldson,  Mrs 
Aikman,  Mrs  James 
Hutton,  George  F. 
Whyte,  Henry 
Rate,  Miss 
Fnlton,  Mrs 
Brown,  iirs  Richard 
Turnbull,  John 
Turnbull,  Walter  H. 

Gray,  Mrs,  tobacconist 
Penman,  John,  wine  nier. 
&    6  M'JSTaughton,    John, 

coppersmith ;  house,  3 
Petrie,  Philip,  &  Co. 
Philip,  Mrs  J. 
M'Intosh,  A.  (J/'/.  Bro'rs) 
Euuson,  Mrs 
Proudfoot,  Thomas 
Eunson,  Andrew 
Henderson,  James 
Denovan,H., Brazil,  consul 
Laurie,  ]\Irs  Thomas 
Simpson,  Walter  B. 
Hay,  R.  (P.  d:  R.  H.) 

Humphre}^  R. 
Dobbie,  Malcolm  G. 
Simm,  John 
Duncan,  James  S. 
Dobson,  Robert 
M'Kinlaj^,  William 
Adie,  James,  grocer 
Nichol,  James 
Wilson,  James 
Pettigrew,  Eobert 
Doig,  Miss 
Bell,  Peter 
Mackintosh,  David 
Wright,  Miss 
HoUingworth,  Mrs 
Alison,  Miss 
Begbie,  Thomas 
Bartleman,  Archibald 


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8 

Malcolm 

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3 

8 

Sinclair, 

John 

^ 

8 

Preston, 

Charles 

8 

Smith,  Charles 

s; 

8 

Cook,  James 

^ 

13 

Riddell, 

Francis 

.  2  Wilson,  Mrs,  staymaker 

I  3  Malcolm,  Alexander 

g^  5  Hall,  William,  grocer 
^       Fulton,  Thomas 

1  Spence,  William 

2  Preston,  Charles 

3  Dykes,  Richard 

4  Webster,  John 

4  M 'Alpine,  William 

5  Henderson,  James,  flesher 
Carse,  D.,  &  Co. 
Boyle,  James 
Tait,  James,  grocer 
Strathie,  E. 


o4    2  Peterson  Brothers  &  Co. 
^-    2  Anderson,  George 
•^    3  Stevenson,  Robert 
I    4  Stewart,      Miss,     baker  ; 
g  house,  5 

'^    6  Cameron  &  Mitchell 

^  <^  1  Cruickshanks,  G. ,  k  Com- 

«  g  4  Brown,  Thomas 
■^  q'      Currie,  Andrew 


Brown,  Thomas 
Ritchie,  Charles 
Morrison,  Hugh 
Morrison,  William 
Farquharson,  John 
Sim,  William,  k  Co. 
Grant,  James 


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I        3 


.«  e 


Hav,  P.  &  R. 

i\Iiller  &  Herbert 
Orr,  Thomas 

Culley,  M. ,  spirit  dealer 
Stoddart,  David 
Simpson,  Mrs 
Smith,  James 
Thomson,  Miss 
Lockie,  Thos.  S.  ;  ho.  8 
Waterston,  William 
X 


1  Wood,  John,  dairy 
1  Moir,  John,  M.D. 
1  Moir,  William 

3  Wright,  James 

4  Lawton,  Miss 

5  White,  iSTicolas 

6  Aire,  Miss 

7  Day,  J. 

8  Warburton,  Charles 
8  Mitchell,  John,  &  Co. 

8  Leith  Walk  Sawmills 

9  Victoria  Foundry 
9  Smith,  E.  C. 

^   3  Hutton,  Peter 

3  Culley,  Mathew 

^  I   5  Arnott,  R.  &  D. 

^  ^        Hunter,  Samuel,  builder 

^  and  sculptor  ;  house,  3 

g  "^    4  Morton,  John,  dairy 
^  35    6  Scott,  Peter  {N.  B.  My.) 

.1  Mason,  A.,  baker 
J-.3  Nimmo,  Mrs 
^  3  Ximmo,  William 
-2  3  Duncan,  George 
5  3  Black,  William,  merchant 
;g  4  Inglis,  Robert 
I  5  Nolli,  John  B. 
^  7  Warden,  William,  &  Co. 
"^  8  Eonaldson,  George 
s  J,,- 1  Bertram,  J. ,  &  Son,  engrs. 
.§      1  Bertram,  Mrs 
^  a;2  Sanderson,  Mark 
=  _a  3  Eennie,  James 
^  D-i      Craig  &  Rose,  drysalters 
M'Farlane,  Robert,  &  Son 
Fullarton,  A.,  &  Co. 
^        M 'Parian,  John,  Edina  ho. 

Roy,  J.  W. 
§    3  Helm,  Paul 
0^    9  JEcUn.  and  Leith  Sawmills 
DO    9  Hutton  &  Thomson 
"l    9  Thomson,  D.  &  J. 
S    9  Kinleyside,  Daniel 
■^    9  Bell,  George,  spirit  dealer 

10  Galbraith  &  Eunson 


3    .  Morrison,  Alexander 

'«,  s  Swanson,  Alexander 

13  Kq  Green,   Charles,   Whitfield 

^  house 

29  Lawrie,  Alexander,  photo- 
grapher 
29  M 'Donald,  Alexander 

29  Paterson,  C.  S.  &  J. 

30  Anderson,  R.  W.,  draper 

Crown  Street  here 

31  Pitblado,  William 

32  Turner,  Mrs  E. 

33  Fairbairn,  M.,  milliner 
33  Jacob,  William 

33  Miller,  Mrs  Alexander 

33  Macart,  James 

34  Savings  Bank  Branch 

34  Hendrie,  Mrs  A. 

35  Geddes,  James 

35  Harrison,  Mrs  Isabella 
35  Sturrock,  John,  &  Sons 
35  Sturrock,  John,  junior 

^i  Manderston  Street.    2. 

1  and  2  Sturrock,    J.,    & 
g  Son 

g  4  Morrison,  Alexander 

^  5  Goalen,  George  K. 
I  Rutherford  &  Ogilvj 

^  Gavine,  John,  buUder 


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36 
37 
38 
39 
39 
39 
40 


Thomson,  William 
Fau'grieve,  Jlrs 
Lamont,  ]\Iiss  Janet 
Jacob,  William 
Trotter,  Robert 
Hendrie,  Jas. ,  tobacconist 
Wightman,  William 
Mimdie,John  ;  house,  39 
Waldie,  James,  &  Son 
Brown,  James 
Williamson,  Andrew 
Gray,     James,     butcher  ; 

house,  43 
Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  mills 
Walker,  Peter,  spirit  dealer 
and  45  Bell,  William 
Thomson,  D.  {D.  d- J.  T.) 
Murray,  David  ;  house,  48 


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M 'Donald,  Alexander 
M'Millan,  Tliomas 
Oliver,  James 
M'Lean,  Hugli 
Cniickslianks,  George 
Buclian,  Thomas 
Pionaldson,  George 
Bogue,  Abercrombie 
Paitherford,  Alexander 
Pitblado,  William 
Ogilvy,  Alexander 
Gavine,  John 
Macdonald,  James  L. 
Oal,  Mrs,  teacher 
Wach,  Frederick  ;  ho.  15 

Fergus,  William 
Eeid,  John 

White,  Nich.,  auctioneer 
Gray,  W.  E. 
Anderson,  Thomas 
Colledge,  William 
Colledge,  George 
Smith,  Alexander,  baker 
Johnston,  D.  A. 
Ciillen,  Alfred 
Paterson,  Alexander 
Meldrimi,  Andrew 
Blackie,  William 
Aikman,  John  B. 
Watt,  William,  di'aper 
11,  &  12,  Doig,  Alexander, 
spirit  dealer 

Beveridge,  John 

Anderson,  Robert 

Kidd,  John 

Ford,  William 

Hay,  James 

Miller,  W.  C. 

M'Kenzie,  Joseph 

Gibsone,  John 

Jacobsen,  P. 

Grant,  David,  session-clerk 

Rose,  Lauchlan 

Smith,  J.  N. 

French,  John 

Kirk,  George 

Steedman,  William,  grocer 

Steel,  William,  baker 


«>5 


1  Ford,  James 

3  Fulton,  Francis 

4  Smith,  W.  C. 

5  Jenkinson,  William- 

6  Airth,  Mrs 

1  Leask,  J.  B. 

1  Leask,  R.  C. 

2  Turcan,  Charles  J. 

2  Turcan,  Mrs  John 

3  Taylor,  John,  com.  traveller 

4  Young,  John 
4  Young,  Mrs 

4  Barclay,  George 
4  Wilson,  David 
4  Trotter,  William 
4  Stoddart,  David 
4  Penman,  John 
4  Taylor,  Mrs  Hugh 


5  Howden,  Thomas 

6  Wylie,  Mrs 

6  Meldrnui,  JIartin 

6  Donald,  Mrs 
j,^    6  Thomson,  John 

6  Hamilton,  James 
■v^    7  Graham,  George  • 
I    8  Miller,  Thomas 
^    8  Pearson,  John 
g    8  Skinner,  Robert 
■3    8  Watson,  Miss 
b    8  Campbell,  Mrs 

8  Sutherland,  David 
10  Nicolson,  James 

12  Wood,  William 

13  Mitchell,  John 

14  Downie,  ]\Irs  Jane 

2  Paulin,  William 

2  Crawford,  Mrs  Henry 

2  Trestrail,  H.  P. 

6  Alexander,  A. 

6  Philips,  William 

6  Campbell,  John,  clerk 

6  Malham,  Mrs 

6  Murraj%  John 

6  Stewart,  James  M. 

6  Drummond,  E. 
.  6  Kelly,  AV.  R. 

7  Renwick,  Francis 
7  Walker,  Joseph 

7  Ballantyne,  Thomas 
7  Oughton,  Gavin 

.  7  Millar,  James 
'^  8  Mitchell,  Mrs 
.^    8  Sutherland,  William 

?i    8  Darling,  Robert 
^    8  Tod,  J.  C.  ((?.  T.  &  Co.) 
^ij    8  Williamson,  David 
jS    8  Moffat,  Andrew 
^    8  Grieve,  James  B. 

9  Lawrie,  WiEiam  M. 

9  M'Glashan,  Alexander 

9  Hall,  Robert 

9  Meikle,  Mrs  D. 

9  Gilroy,  Mrs  William 
10  Annan,  Richard 
10  Thomson,  John 

10  Inglis,  WiUiam 

11  Jack,  John 

13  MacDonald,  William 
13  Steel,  WiUiara 
13  M'Lean,  Alexander 
13  Thomson,  Mrs  A. 
13  Macgladrie,  T. 
13  Laing,  Mrs  John 

Leitli¥/ynd.    9. 

Old  Physic  Gardens. 

6  Shand,  E.  &  M. 
59  Cochrane  &  Co.,  plumbers 
65  Simpson,  Mrs,  broker 

Lennox  Street.    3. 

Eton  Terrace. 
1  His!  op,  Mrs 
1  Craig,  James,  surgeon 


1  Hay,  Hamilton  S.  A.  L. 
3  Oliver,  Miss 

3  Harrison,  j\Irs 

5  Smith,  Adam  Gillies,  C.A. 

7  Kelso,  Colonel 
9  Ferguson,  Miss 

11  AVyld,  Miss 

13  Duncan,  D.,  advocate 
15  Drysdale,  Alexander 
20  Thomson,  Miss 

12  Wedderburn,  Mrs  Andrew 
10  Dalziel,  Mrs 

8  Lodder,  Charles  A. 

6  Haldane,  James  A.,  W.S. 

4  Warden,  Mrs 

2  Anderson,  William 

Leopold  Place.    1. 

1  Durham,  James 

3  Galloway,  David 
3  Bishop,  Miss 

3  Barton,  AVilliam 

4  Aitken,  Robert 

5  Rotberg,  F.  Von 

6  MacKersy,  William,  W.S. 
6  Main,  Mrs  Thomas 

6  Mantica,  Anthony 
6  Thomson,  Mrs  R. 

6  Miller,  John 

7  Laubach,  Philip 
7  Murray,  Mungo 

7  Wilson,  Miss 

8  Gulland,  John 

9  Aitkenhead,  Thomas 

10  Aitchison,  Hector 

11  Ritchie,  Charles 
11  Haig,  A. 

11  Mackie,  Lieutenant  J. 
11  Urquhart,  Mrs  James 
11  Carr,  Andrew 

Windsor  Street  here 

13  Clark,  Robert 

14  Latta,  Alexander 

15  Blair,  Miss 

15  Fletcher,  John 

15  HaE,  WiEiam 

15  Kay,  John 

15  Watson,  James,  C.A. 

15  M'Laren,  Robert 

15  Aikman,  Mrs  John 

16  Hardie,  AViEiam 

16  Hardie,  R. 

17  Hamilton,  James  H. 

18  Laurie,  Mrs 
18  Baird,  Miss 

18  Anderson,  William 
18  Walsh,  ]\Irs  Eliza 
IS  Brander,  Alexander _ 
18  Purves,  Mrs 

18  RusseE,  Mrs 

19  Burton,  Mungo,  artist 

20  CroaE,  YN^iEiam 

21  Hamilton,  John 

21  Smart,  John,  S.S.C. 
21  Cormack,  Mrs 
21  Moyes,  R. 

Wood,  Geo. ,  Royal  ter.  gi'dns. 


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Leslie  Place.    3. 

StocJcbrklge. 

1  M'Laren,  John 
Butters,  James,  SDiitli 
Goudie  &  Booth,  builders 
Shanks,  David,  &  Son,  joiners 

Leven  Street. 

Home  Street. 
East  side,  11.      West,  13. 
3  Dalziel,  Rev.  George 
3  Monro,  Rev.  John 
3  Brothcrston,  Mrs 

3  Linton,  Thomas 

5  Tliomson,  James,  &  Sons 

7  M'Cree,  Mrs  Andrew 
9  Ross,  Mrs  E. 

9  M 'Murray,  John 

11  Thomson  &  Sons,  bakers 

13  Bayne,  John 

15  Webster,  George  (G.P.O.) 

15  Nicholson,  John 

17  Drummond  &  Morrison 

19  Thomson,  Robert 

21  Hunter,  William 

23  Sloan,  Gilbert 

25  Ritchie,  Cosmo 

25a  Samuel,  John,  ■wright 
25b  Matson,  Miss  Jane 

27  &  29  Ross,  John,  k  Son,  Vene- 

tian blind  makers 

33  Barr,  E.  &  M. 

37  Gray,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

39  Smith  &  Son 

44  Brown,  David  J. 
42  Dickson,  William 

40  Johnston,  John 

38  Reid,  John 

36  Christie,  J.  M. 

34  Tod,  John  R. 

34  Patterson,  Alexander 
34  Sinclair,  Josiah 
34  Christie,  J.  M. 
32  Bishop  &  Nelson 
30  Muirhead,  H.  &  A. 

28  Mathers,  Mrs 

26  Fj^e,  Miss 

24  Smith,  Alex. ,  grocer ;  ho.  26 

22  Black,  Robert 

20  Guild,  James 

16  Wilson,  James  M. 

14  Turnbull,  P.,  butcher 

12  Dickson  &  Wise,  gi'ocers 
10  Samuel,  John 

10  Clunas,  Mrs 

10  Rae,  Donald 

10  Reid,  WUliam 

10  Learmonth,  John  W. 

8  Bell,  A.,  &  Son 

6  Porteous,  Miss 

4  Marshall,  R. 

2  Goudie,  G.,  &  Co. 

Leven  Terrace.    11. 

Brongham  Street. 
1  Alexander,  R. 
1  Guild,  James 


1  Shearer,  David 

1  Booth,  Rev.  J.  L. 

1  Mossman,  George 

1  Liddle,  William  {L.  cO  Co.) 

1  Gibson,  Robert 

3  Scott,  Robert  T. 

4  Phillips,  Mrs 

4  Hunter,  Robert  M'A. 
4  Wilson,  Alexander 
4  Alexander,  Richard 

4  Laurie,  Mrs 

5  Brydon,  Mrs 

5  Brydon,  Robert 

5  Brydon,  John  K. 

6  Gray,  Adam 

6  Pittendrich,  Alexander 

7  Cameron,  Hugh 
7  Niven,  William 
7  Fair,  D.  H. 

7  ilacpherson,  Alexander 

7  Ritchie,  Thomas 
10  Stewart,  James 
10  Stewart,  John 
10  Stewart,  George 
15  Turner,  James,  junior 
15  Campbell,  John 
15  Mark,  Robert 

15  Gibson,  Thomas 

16  Mackenzie,  Mrs 
Paterson,  James 

Lewis  Terrace.  I. 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Dunnet,  George 

4  Clement,  Adam  F. 

5  Rae,  Alexander 

5  Sumner,  Mrs  A. 

6  Pittendrich,  Alexander 

7  Hunter,  David 

12  Hunter,  George 

13  M 'Donald,  William 
15  Gibson,  William 

Lindsay  Place.    9. 

George  iv.  Bridge. 

1  Kay,  William,  bookseller 

1  Cockburn,  James 

2  Miller,  J.  Moodie,  bookseller 

3  Davidson,  John 

4  Laidlaw,  Miss 

4  Donaldson,  James  F. 

5  &  6  M'Lachlan,  Wm.,  gi'ocer 
7  Thorburn,  F.  D.,  spirit  mer. 

Lindsay  Road.   5. 

Leith  Fort. 

Gossman,  John,  joiner 
Chahners,  John,  Mayfield  house 

Links  Place.    1. 

Lelth  Links. 

1  Ford,  Thomas  {F.  «£;  Sons) 

2  Gardner,  Peter 

3  Hay,  Js.  {Edin.  Eoperie  Co.) 


Livingstone  Place.    1. 

Leillt  Links. 
2  Smith,  George 
4  Guuii,  David 

Livingstone  Place.    13. 

Meadows.  '- 

1  Moir,  John 
1  Noble,  B. 

1  Mackay,  J.  S. 

2  Dewar,  David 

2  Paterson,  Robert 
2  Brown,  Archibald  G. 
2  Scott,  David 
2  Hunt,  George 

2  Reidpath,  iirs 

3  Forsyth,  R.  W. 
3  Walker,  Mrs  R. 
3  Young,  Mrs 

3  Turnbull,  Andi-ew 

3  Pearson,  John 

4  Baird,  ilatthew 

4  M 'Donald,  William 
4  Seaton,  William 

4  Welsh,  William 

5  White,  William 
5  Biu-net,  James 

5  HiU,  Richard 

5  Watherston,  John 

5  Young,  George 

6  Kerr,  Iilrs  James 
6  Banks,  Andrew 
6  Colvin,  James 

6  M'Gregor,  John,  tailor 
6  Fowler,  George 

6  Murray,  Thomas 

7  Smith,  David 

7  Mitchell,  James 

7  Brown,  Mrs 

7  Johnstone,  R.  C. 

7  Wood,  Mrs  J. 

8  Young,  Miss 
8  Aird,  James 

8  Eraser,  William 
8  Megget,  Miss 

8  Rutherford,  F. 

9  AVinter,  Mrs  John 
9  Hay,  Robert 

9  Fyfe,  Alexander  T. 

9  Whyte,  Robert 

9  Fife,  Alexander  Y. 

9  Meek,  James 

9  Newbigging,  David 

9  Paterson,  .lames 
10  Nisbet,  Robert 
14  Forsyth,  G. 
14  Gardjme,  E. 
14  Sinclair,  Ralph 
14  Lewis,  Robert  L. 
14  Reid,  James 

14  Thomson,  Thomas 

15  Riehardsoi!,  Robert 
15  Aitkcn,  Thomas 

15  Brown,  Charles  AV. 
15  Gray,  James 
15  Ellison,  Peter 


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16  Smitli,  James 
16  Murray,  Abraham  G. 
16  Gordon,  Andi'ew 
16  Sutherland,  A.  G. 
16  Millar,  Alexander 
16  Gordon,  Robert 
16  Hogg,  Charles  C. 

16  ilorgan,  John 

17  Anderson,  Joseph 
17  CroU,  Robert 

17  Gray,  William 
17  Wright,  "William 
17  Young,  John 

17  "Welsh,  Robert 

18  Hodge,  James 

18  Horsburgh,  Mrs  G. 
18  TurnbuU,  James 
18  Hutton,  James 
18  Reid,  John 
18  Kirk,  Alexander 

18  Jackson,  Robert 

19  Somerville,  James 
19  Nisbet,  James  B. 
19  Trotter,  Andrew 

19  Bee,  Andrew  R. 

20  Drysdale,  Andrew 
20  Williamson,  James 

20  Anderson,  Walter 

21  Fidler,  George 
21  Mackay,  ]\Iurdo 
21  Hamilton,  James 
21  Hurte,  William 
21  Hay,  James 

21  Douglas,  George 

22  Aitken,  Alexander 
22  Turner,  John 

22  Fraser,  Duncan 
22  Murray,  George 
22  Grieve,  John 

22  Hogg,  William 

23  Kisbet,  Adam 

23  Ne^-ton,  WiUiam 

23  Stott,  Robert 

23  Nisbet,  William 

23  Melrose,  Mrs  Alexander 

Lochend  Road. 

Leith. 
East,  1.      West,  2. 

6  Callander,  Alexander 

8  Anderson,  Mrs  William 

9  Hutchinson,  ilarshall  H. 
9  Hutchinson,  M. 

10  Winter,  John  H. 

Restalricj  Terrace  here 

11  Livingston,  John 

12  Miller,  R.  K. 

13  Grieve,  David 

14  Leith    Industrial    ScJiool — 

Js.Gregor,  superintendent ; 
Miss  Crowlie,  matron 

Woodville  Terrace  here 

Woodb'me    and     Thornville 

Terraces  here 
Wood,  Miss,  Hermitage  park 
Porterfield,  John  H. 


Field,  Thomas,  Hawkhill  house 
Grant,  Wm. ,  Hawkhill  villas 
Fortune,  Ro'bt. ,  HawkhiU  villas 

Lochrin.    13. 

See  Home  Street. 

London  Road.    1. 

Fullarton,  Son,  &  Co. 
Bathgate,  James,  meter  works 
Miller  &  Co.,  ironfounders 
Milne,  John,  Sunnybank  cottage 
Edinburgh    d:     Leith    Joiners' 

Building  Co.  (Limited) 
Ormiston,  G.,  cot.,  Svinnybank 

London  Ro-w.    5. 

Albany  Street,  Leith. 

2  Stenhouse,  "V^alentiue 

3  Ferguson,  Mrs 

4  Fraser,  I\Iiss  Eliza 

5  M'Intosh,  William 

6  Richardson,  Mrs  D. 

7  Duncanson,  Mrs  W. 

8  WeddeU,  "\Vm.,  shipmaster 

9  Chapman,  Joseph 

10  Fenton,  Joseph 

11  Drever,  William 

12  Ross,  George 

13  Nicolson,  James 

14  Elder,  Alexander 

15  Brown  &  Son,  tailors 

London  Street. 

Br  ought  071  Street. 
North,  2.     South,  7. 
BeiTy,  J. ,  spiiit  merchant 
Gow,  John 
Falconer,  John 
Espinasse,  Miss 
Campbell,  John 
Forbes,  Alexander  R. 
Scott,  David,  C.A. 
Johnston,  W.  M.,  S.S.C. 
Stewart,  William 
Lawrie,  Alexander 
Shiell,  Miss 
Wilson,  Thomas  G. 
Thomson,  Andrew 
Reid,  John 
Balleny,  Mrs  John 
Lumsden,  Henry 
Liberton,  iirs 
Mackintosh,  Mrs 
Birch,  T.  &  M. 
Veiteh,  IMrs 
Lindsay,  Charles 
Dixon,  James 

Croal,  George,  music  teacher 
Lind,  Robert 
Maxwell,  James,  baker 
M'Dougall,  John 
Porteons,  Alexander 
Collins,  Hugh,  artist 
Chapman,  Mrs  R.  S. 
Thomson,  Mrs 


Tulloch,  James 
Geddes,  Thomas,  gi-ocer 
^Vhite,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 
Sawers,  Miss 
Johnston,  Mrs 
Macpherson,  William 
Carmichael,  Robert 
Burt,  Mrs 
Kirkwood,  James 
Foreman,  Charles 
Foreman,  Mrs  C. 
MiUan,  Robert 
Galbraith,  iirs 
Brown,  William 
Brown,  J.,  glasscutter 
Costa,  Peter,  grocer 
Anderson,  Alexander,  tailor 
52  Grant,  Robt,  spirit  dealer 
M 'Donald,  J.  R.,  stationer 
Mackay,  R.,  butcher 
Wilson,  James,  baker 
Maclean,  Miss 
Gordon,  Alexander 
Edes,  Walter 
Guthrie,  John 
Goodlet,  William 
Tindal,  Mrs 
Lamb,  James 
Robertson,  John,  dairy 
Milne,  William,  painter 
Wishart,  Miss 
Hole,  William  F. 
Hall,  Miss 
Cowan,  Miss  J. 
Hole,  Mrs 
Bm-ns,  ]Mrs 
Ricord,  Robert  J. 
Park,  James  D. 
Glass,  Mrs  John  R. 
Hunter,  ]\Iiss 
Carter,  iirs  A. 
Oswald,  John  H. 
Torrop,  Mrs  James  S. 
Coleman,  Mrs  Charles 
Pattison,  T.  H.,  M.D. 
Williams,  William 
Simmins,  Jacob,  teacher 
Laing,  Mrs 
Morrison,  Mrs 
Angus,  Mrs 
Henderson,  Mrs 
Hutchison,  A.,  advocate 
Johnston,  R.,  S.S.C. 
Crawford,  William 
Davidson,  Mrs 
Macknight,  A.  E.,  advocate 
Maeknight,  James,  W.S. 
Johnston,  John  &  W. 
Johnston,  William 
Smart,  Mrs  J. 
Reid,  John 
Smart,  Robert 
Graham,  Miss 
Henderson,  Charles,  S.S.C. 


London  Street  East. 

1  Cameron,  Ewen 

1  Young,  William 

2  M'Yitie,  R.,  baker 


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3  Robertson,  'William 

3  Home,  Bruce 

3  Kay,  James  (TiirnbuU  d:  K.) 

3  Shaw,  George 

Ewing,  "William,  cooper 
Maul,  John,  builder 
Fraser,  Thomas,  joiner 
Gibb,  John,  builder 
Eose,  "William 
Laurie  &  Scott 
"Wardlaw,  A.  &  J.,  smiths 
Baird,  John,  &  Son,  plasterers 
Hislop,  "William,  bellhauger 

Lonestone  Street.    10. 

Rosehurn. 
"\'eitch,  Eobert,  dairyman 

Lonsdale  Terrace.    11. 

Brour/kam  Street. 

1  Proudfoot,  David  C, 

2  Craig,  James 

3  Orr,  George 

3  Duncan,  William 
3  Watt,  Andrew 
3  Fullerton,  Thomas 
3  Drysdale,  Jliss 

3  Chapman,  Henry 

4  Sutherland,  David 

5  Smith,  George 

6  Cameron,  Eobert  M. 
6  Foulis,  Alexander  B. 

.  6  HiU,  George  W, 
6  Cameron,  Mrs 
6  Smith,  Mrs 
6  Stiven,  Miss 

8  Shiells,  E.  Thoruton 

9  Foulis,  David 

9  Tuxnbull,  James,  junior 

9  Dun,  John 

9  Dun,  Mrs 

9  Taylor,  James 

9  Gray,  George 

9  Gray,  Andrew  E. 

9  Murraj',  John 

10  Bell,  John 

11  Smith,  Archibald 

12  Orrock,  Alexander 
12  Eitehie,  William 
12  Buckliam,  Miss 
12  Lamb,  Misses 

12  Thomson,  Mrs  G. 

13  Shand,  William 

14  Gray,  Eobt.  C.  {Benton  d;G.) 

15  Browne,  Mrs 
15  Heron,  John 
15  Eitehie,  John 
15  Christie,  James 
15  M'Lardy,  Mrs  H. 

15  Anderson,  Robert 

16  Murray,  Miss 

17  Anderson,  William 

18  Christie,  Mrs 

18  Annandale,  James 

18  Hodder,  Charles  D. 

18  Burnett,  John  {Drew  &  B.) 

18  Graham,  Eichard  D. 

19  Paton,  James  {H.  P.  d:  Sons) 


Lord  Russell  Place.    13. 

SunimerJiaU. 

1  Mill,  John 

1  Eedpath,  William  E. 

1  Wood,  "\Villiam 

1  M'Kay,  Miss 

1  Cooper,  Miss  Hannah 

1  Finlaj'son,  Daniel 

1  Hutton,  Eobert 

1  Gibson,  Miss 

2  Young,  Mrs  Thomas 
2  Alexander,  John 

2  Falconer,  Eobert 

2  Eattray,  William  E. 

3  Brown,  David 
3  Grieve,  Miss 

3  Allardice,  Miss  M.  J.  S. 
3  Kisbet,  ]\rrs 
3  Dunn,  John  H. 

3  Yellowlees,  Mrs  Jane 

4  Honeyman,  Alexander 
4  Scott,  Adam 

4  Gi-ieve,  Thomas 

5  Thomson,  John,  grocer 

Lorne  Terrace.    8. 

Spring  Gardens,  Abbey  Hill. 

1  Brown,  D.  E. 

2  Simpson,  George 

6  Ferguson,  C. 

6  Ferguson,  P. 

Lothian  Road. 

West  End  of  Princes  Street. 

East,  10.      West,  4. 

1  Clark,  James,  painter 
1  M'Grath,  Mrs 
1  Humphrey,  James 
1  De  Maus,  Mrs  D. 
1  Davidson,  Mrs 

3  Menzies,  W. ,  M.  D. ,  F.  E.  C.  S. 
5  Noble,  "iVilliam 

5  Simpson,  George 

5  Spence,  John,  architect 

5  Crowe,  Eobert  Burns 

7  Craig,  Wm.,  M.D.,  surgeon 
9  Guthrie,  Eobert 

9  Eowatt,  Thomas,  &  Son 
11  Lindsay,  D.,  tobacco  exprtr. 
13  M'Ewan,  P.,  coal  merchant 
13  Hoarder,  Thomas  B. 
13  JI'Ewan,  Miss  Mary 
13  Henderson,  David 
13  Hay,  George 
15  Martin,  G.  &  J. 
17  Vernon,  J.  E. ;  house,  13 
19  Boss,  Alexander 
21  Douglas,  Eobert,  &  Son 
23  Lawrie,  Walter  D. 
23  Watson,  William,  &  Sons 
23  Lawi-ie,  Miss  M. 
23  Hume,  WiUiam 
23  Lessels,  D. 
23  Turner,  James 
23  Chesser,  James 


25  Steel,  David,  chemist 
27  Turner,  James,  junior 
29  Turner,  James,  tavern 
31  Sawers,  J.  T.,  accountant 
31  Hoggan,  George 
31  Donaldson,  Mrs 
31  Reid,  Alexander 
31  Wood,  Joseph,  accountant 
33  Thomson,  George,  clothier 
35  Barclay,  James,  hatter 
37  Thyne  &  Tait,  drapers         : 
r 

Grlndlay  Street  here 
Cambridge  Street  here 

39  Mitchell,  Thos.,  spirit  mer. 

41  Nicolson,  David 

43  Effingham,  Mrs 

43  Crawford,  John 

43  Hay,  Alexander 

43  Mitchell,  Thomas 

45  Murdoch,  John 

47  Burge,  John  B. 

49  Miller,  James,  confectioner 

51  Wilton,  Mrs 

53  Findlay,  John 

53  Palmer,  Miss  !Mary 

53  Begg,  George,  S.S.C. 

53  Cruickshanks,  A, 

53  Murdoch,  John 

55  Martin  &  Ferguson 

57  Armstrong  &  Hogg 

61   Watson,  E.  P. 

63  Anderson,  Andrew  G, 

63  M'Lay,  Mrs 

63  Simpson,  Thomas 

63  Keddie,  Thomas 

65  Chisholm,  John,  stationer 

67  Smith,  John,  &  Sons 

69  Telfer,  Alexander 

71  Veitch,  William 

73   Yeomanry  Cavalry  Store 

73  Veitch,  William 

73  Sharp,  Alexander 

73  Sharp,  Mrs 

73  Hay,  Mrs 

73  Anderson,  J.  C. 

3  Martin,  Jane 
75  Drew  &  Burnett 
77  Maconochic,  Mrs  James 
77  Henderson,  David((?o?t;(f,-/r.) 
77  Smith,  Marshall 
79  Drew  &  Burnett 
81  Gumming,  Mrs,  hotel 
81  Gumming,    William,   veteri- 
nary sm'geon 
83  Lightbody,  Wm.  M.,  &  Co. 
85  M'Nair,  Mrs 
85  Wintour,  John  C,  artist 
85  Eainbow,  John  G. 
85  Adams,  Eobert 

Castle  Terrace  here 

St  Ctithbert's  Parish  Cham- 
bers, St  Cuthbert's  manse ; 
James  Craig,  inspector 

West  Kirk;  A.  Cruickshank, 
recorder 

St  John's  Episcopal  Chapel 


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Railway  (Caledonian)  Pas- 
senger Station  (Princes  St., 
west  end) ;  Jas.  H.  Irons, 
superintendent 

M'Pharlane,  Mrs,  refresh- 
ment rooms 

Symington,  John,  goods  supt. 

Wordie  &  Co.,  carriers 

M'Gregor,  Arch., carting dep. 

Lothian  Road  U.  P.  Church 

16  Robertson,  David 

14  Fox,  George,  architect 

14  Shaw,  William 

14  Bailey,  Mrs 

14  Eeid,  Charles 

14  Macintosh,  James 

12  Cuthbert,  Clarkson,  M.D. 

10  M'Ewan,  Thomas 
8  Moir,  Mrs 

8  Young,  John 

8  Gaff,  William 

8  Weatherburn,  Thomas 

8  Mason,  Robert 

8  Robertson,  Richard 

8  Russell,  Mrs  Robert 

6  Dick,    Robert,    registrar  for 

St  George's 
6  Dick,  Robert,  junior 

6  Grant,  Archd.,  session-clerk 

for  St  Cuthbert's  parish. 
Office  open,  10  to  3  and  7 
to  9  ;  Saturday,  10  to  2 

4  Kay,  Robert,  Union  hotel 

2  Carfi-ae,  Wm.  (C.  <t  Wkijte) 

2  Cairns,  William 

2  Robertson,  Alexander 

2  Paterson,  Miss 

Lothian  Street. 

South  College  Street. 
North,  9.     South,  11. 
1  Gibson,  William,  draper 

3  Chalmers,  James 

8  Dunn,  Mrs  David 
3  Robertson,  T. 

5  Morton,  Andrew  and  Wm. 

7  Jackson,  Wm.,  ironmonger 

9  Selcraig,  Thomas 

11  Ross,  David,  tailor 
11  M'Intyre,  Robert 
11  Inglis,  Thomas 

11  Fraser,  Alexander 

11  Gilmour,  D. 

11  Schenck,  Frederick 

13  Traill,  Alexander 

17  .Smith,  AVilliam 

19  Gray,  James,  &  Son 

21  Moffat,  John 

21  Lauder,  Mrs 

21  Ross,  Finlay 

21  Anderson,  Peter,  tailor 

21  Mackay,  Mrs 

21   Pearson,  Miss,  lodgings 

21  Billing,  Mrs 

23  Klausman,  A.  &  D. 

25  Brechin,  George,  painter 

29  M 'Arthur,  J.,  victual  dealer 

31  Higgins,  Francis,  jeweller 


33  Sime,  Robert,  dairy 

35  Henderson,  Alexander 

35  Neiil,  Mrs 

35  Lamb,  Miss 

35  Alexander,  Miss  M. 

35  M'Lennan,  Mrs 

37,  39  Menzies,  Thomas,  draper 

4  Maas,  A.  F. 

6  Geddes,  Thomas,  agent 

6  Smart,  Misses,  dressmkrs. 

6  Somerville,  Miss  A. 

6  Robertson,  Mrs 

6  Macintosh,  James 

6  Moir,  Henry 

6  Gibson,  James 

8  Corner,  J.  M.,  engi-aver 
10  Hamilton,  Mrs  W.,  tea dlr. 
10  Hogg,  James  B. 

10  Shearer,  Rev.  David,  M.A, 
10  Duncan,  James 
o^lO  Neil,  Mrs  David 
■^        Brighton  Street  Chajxl 

§    9  Stirling,  Martin 
CQ    9  M'Beath,  Mrs 

s    9  Bell,  W.  M. 
I    9  Scott,  JVIrs 
.S=  9  Kerr,  Alexander  C. 
;:q    9  Torrance,  George 

9  Dewar,  Ste\\-art 
9  Munro,  Andrew 
9  M'Lachlan,  D. 
9  Finlayson,  Mrs 

7  Leslie,  George 

7  Murray,  Isabella 

7  Gray,  John  F. 

7  Stewart,  George 

7  Scott,  John  Johnston 

7  Wight,  Robert 

1,  3,  5,  &  7  Cowieson,  P. 

39a  Cowieson,  P.,  piintseller 
41  M'Kay,  Charles 

41  Sleigh,  George 

45  Mackenzie,  John,  bookseller: 

house,  41 
47  Hill,  James,  bookseller 

49  Hunter,  Mrs  F. ,  flesher 
51,  53  Waters  &  Mitchell 
53  Hunter,  Mrs  F. 

53  O'Donnell,  Francis 

St  Mary's  (R.C.)  School 
58  Wilson,  Jas. ,  spirit  merchant 
56  Adam,  Robert 
56  Strange,  Mrs 
56  Brown,  Miss  B. 

54  Paterson,  A.  &  J.,  milliners 
54a  M 'Caiman,  William 
54b  Veitch,  Alexander  ;  ho.  56 
54c  King,  Percival 
52  Finlay,  H.  W.,  &  Co. 

50  Ritchie,  George 

46  Purvis,  Alexander 
44  Hay,  Peter,  grocer 

42  Biggam,  Samuel 
42  Smellie,  Mrs 
42  Stark,  Miss  Jane 
42  Waters,  Miss  H. 
40  Scott  Brothers,  bakers 


38  Inglis,  T.,  victual  dealer 

36  Forbes,  Jane,  grocer 

34  Laurie,  Andrew,  chemist 

32  Kerr,  John,  cook-shop 

30  Forbes,  Jane 

30  Douglas,  Mrs  Catherine 

30  French,  W. 

30  Arnott,  Miss 

30  Robertson,  Alexander 

30  Sanderson,  Mrs 

28  Beaumont,  Samuel,  toys 

26  Scott,  Mrs,  flesher 

24  Jack,  James 

22  M'Farlane,  Walter 

20  Lawson,  George,  baker 

18  Home,  Mrs 

18  White,  James 

18  Webb,  Edward 

18  Forrest,  J. 

18  King,  Percival 

16  Wilson,  Jas.  W.,  fishmonger 

14  Sinclair,  John,  baker 

12  Barron,  Charles 

10  Forrest,  James,  butcher 

8  Baxter,  Miss  C. 

6  Gibb,  John 

6  Myles,  John 

6  Grubb,  Alexander 

6  Edinburgh  Caithness  Bene- 
volent Association ;  Chas. 
Brims,  secretary 

6  Hunter,  David 

4  Hunter,  A.  C,  gi'ocer 

2  M'Niven,  Allan,  ^^-ine  mer- 
chant 


Lutton  Place.    13. 

South  Clerk  Street. 

1  Langlands,  Mrs 

1  Thomson,  William 

5  Baxter,  John 

5  Millar,  Andrew 

5  ilurray,  Thomas 

5  Pairman,  Mrs  R. 

5  Young,  Miss 

5  Turnbull,  W. 

7  Harvey,  Mrs 

9  Angus,  Mrs 
11  Miller,  Mrs  Dr 
11  Watson,  Misses 
11  Millar,  Mrs  R. 
11  Alder,  George 
11  Peddle,  Miss 
11  Mitchell,  George 
13  Duncan,  Mrs 
15  Galloway,  WHlium 
17  Graham,  Gilbert 
17  Boyle,  Neil  (Inland  Revenue) 
17  Balfour,  Misses 
17  Balfour,  Andrew 
17  Mackay,  Charles  G. 
17  Brown,  John 
17  Thomson,  David 
19  Brown,  Alexander 
23  Hardie,  Miss 
St  Peter's  Church 
Brodie,  William,  builder 


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Lynedoch  Place.    4. 

Dean  Bridge. 

I  Fergiisson,  Lieut.  -Col.  Alex. 

3  Crombie,  ^Uexander,  jim. 

4  Ovens,  Mrs  Sophia 

5  Mackenzie,  Mrs  Forbes 

6  Balfour,  Mrs 

7  Geddes,  George  H.  M.  E. 
S  Tait,  Andrew 
9  Tennent,  Patrick,  W.S. 

10  Scott,  Alexander 

11  Le  Blanc,  Mrs  Henry 

12  Bm-nside,  Miss 

13  Campbell,  Mrs  Dr  Jolin 

15  Eussell,  Mrs 

16  Usker,  Mrs  James 

17  Skene,  Mrs  Colonel 
IS  Baton,  Miss 

19  MoncrietT,  John  S. 

20  Fleming,  Alexander,  Y>''.S. 

21  Tennent,  Kobert 

22  Campbell,  Archibald 

23  M'Gregor,  Da%dd 
Gordon,  Rev.  James,  Lyne 

docli  cottage 
Gordon,  Miss,  Lynedocli  cot 
tage 

Macdowall  Street.    9. 

Letth  ]VyHd. 
1  Morison,  Jolm,  spirit  merclit. 
3  Hood,  J.,  smith  and  beam 

maker 
5  Anderson,  "Walter 
5  Christie,  John 
5  Wilson,  Mrs 
5  Anderson,  James 
9  Paterson,  John 
9  Paterson,  Mrs  John 

II  Huteheon,  James 
13  Herkes,  James 
13  Eae,  James 
13  Young,  J.,  &  Co.,  slaters,  etc. 

21  Ovens,  Mrs 
Gilmore  Street 

22  Hardie,  William 
22b  Alexander,  Andre^v,  &  Co. 

"  23  Hood,  James 


8  Phillips,  William 
8  Black,  Ikirs 

8  Stoddart,  Robert 

9  I\I'Ewan,  Mrs  William 

10  P>o^^^nan,  David 

11  Smj'the,  H.  L. 

M'Laren  Place.    2. 

Glover  Street. 


Mackenzie  Place.    4. 

India  Place. 

1  Donaldson,  G.,& Sons, grocers 

2  Home,  A.  F. 

2  Home,  Mrs  George 

3  Aitchison,  John 
5  Harkness,  John 
5  Wright,  Mrs 

5  Smith,  Robert 

5  Sim,  William 

5  Goodwin,  W.  C. 

5  Porteous,  Misses 

5  Burns,  James  S. 

6a  Mackenzie,  Mrs,  laundi-ess 

8  Tullv,  IMrs  James 

8  Grant,  G.  E. 

8  M'Gill,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 


1  Lyon,  John,  grocer 

2  Young,  Peter  ■ 
6  Brown,  J.,  grocer 

M'Laren   Terrace.     10 

Dairy  Road. 
1  Bro^vnlee,  Alexander 

1  Lyon,  John 

2  Kirk,  Mrs  E. 

5  Anderson,  George 

6  Greig,  Miss 
6  Greig,  Alexander 

8  Tweedale,  James 

9  Salmond,  Andrew 

Macnab  Street.    13. 

Sumnierhall. 

1  Smith,  Sirs 

2  Walton,  Frederick  E. 

3  Thomson,  ilrs  John 
3  Robertson,  Thomas 
3  Teller,  Mrs 
3  Craig,  Mis 
3  Yallance,  W.  F.,  artist 
3  Birrel,  John 

3  Macdougal,  John  W. 

4  Bolton,  F. 

5  Urquhart,  R. 

6  Watson,  iliss 
6  Milne,  George  M. 
6  Scouller,  William 

6  Dunnett,  Jolm 

7  Morrison,  A. 

8  Ferrier,  Robert 
8  Rae,  John 
8  Anderson,  Mrs  John 

8  Philip,  James 

9  Philip,  George 
9  Cobden,  Miss 
9  Molfat,  Robert 
9  Gordon,  Misses 


M'Neil  Street.    13. 

Viewforth. 
3  Carse,  Thomas 
3  Peebles,  Thomas 
5  Bain,  Kenneth 
5  Murray,  Donald 

Madeira  Place,    5. 

Madeira  Street. 
lA  Cunningham,  WiUiam 

1  Taylor,  William 

2  Watson,  John,  shipmaster 

3  Swanson,  Mrs  D. 

3  Simpson,  Mrs 

4  Henderson,  John 


5  Fog,  R. 

5  Rose,  Mrs  Neilson 

5  Rose,  John  E. 

6  Ritchie,  Miss  C.  M. 

7  Thomson,  William 

9  Graham,  Andrew 
10  Caron,  F. 

10  Smith,  Robert 

11  Brown,  James 

12  Wilkie,  Mrs  Janet 

Madeira  Street.    4. 

Xorth  Leith. 

1  Jansen,  John 

1  Cooper,  J.  R.,  dockmaster 

2  Hossack,  Robt.  C. ,  shipmaster 

3  Reekie,  Thomas 

4  Strachan,  WiUiam 

4  Waldie,  Thos.  (/.  W.  <t  Sons) 

5  Lawson,  William 

6  Smith,  Mrs  Lawrence 
6  Gavin,  iirs  William 

6  Matheson,  Alexander 

7  Todd,  Mrs  Caroline 

8  Drover,  D. 

9  Cameron,  John 
9  Scott,  James 

9  Gronmeyer,  Richard 
9  Gronmeyer,  Mrs  C. 

9  Jacobsen,  Jacob 

10  Heslop,  John 

11  Morris,  John 

11  Robertson,  James 

15  Stephen,  George 

16  Trotter,  George 
16  Hastings,  George 

16  CarmicLiael,  Robert  H. 

16  Stewart,  C. 

17  Hunter,  Jas.,  grocer;  ho.  16 
Hewat,  John,  Eglinton  villa 
Marshall,  Wm.,  Rosemouat 

1  Winchester,  A. 
.   2  Millar,  William 
■S  o    2  Gallic,  John 
t^~    2  Steele,  Mrs  D. 
3  Brander,  James 
Fiunie,  George 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Thos.,  Madeira 
house 

Magdala  Crescent.  4. 

HcLymarhet. 

1  Hunter,  J.  M. 

2  Henderson,  Miss 

4  Thomson,  Miss 

5  Norwell,  James 

6  Walker,  Rev.  R.  W. 

7  Hanna,  T.  Chalmers 

8  Craig,  James  M. 

9  Webster,  A.,  S.S.C. 

10  Martin,  Mrs 

11  Moncur,  John 

16  Hanna,  Rev.  WiUiam,  D.D., 

LL.D. 

17  Macnab,  Robert 

18  Eeid,  Mrs  Archibald 


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MAN 


Main  Point.    10. 

West  Port. 
1  Duncan,  Angus 
Shaw,  Robert 
Kerr,  Joliu,  smith 
Stewart,  Thomas 

Main  Street.    5. 

See  Newhaven. 

Maitland  Place.    5. 

See  Newhaven. 

■  Maitland  Street.    4. 

Shandioick  Place. 

1  Smith,  George,  bootmaker 

2  Wintour,  William,  painter 

2  Wilson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

3  Gill,  Mrs  John,  lodgings 

3  Montgonierie,  Roger,  advoc, 

4  Hay,  Mrs,  lodgings 

5  Dallas,  Mrs 

6  Mackintosh,  William 

7  Gill,  James,  lodgings 

8  Macneil,  Major 

9  Fullarton,  Miss 

10  Duidop,  Mrs  C.  H. 

11  Gowan,  John 

12  Clark,  Miss 

13  Shultz,  Mrs 

14  Anderson,  Mrs 

15  Scott,  Elizabeth  Susan 

15  M'Ewan,  William,  painter 

17  Sandilands,  Miss 

18  Bell,  Charles,  M.D. 

19  Sinclair,  Mrs,  lodgings 

20  Smith,  Harry,  advocate 

21  Wilson,  Mrs 

22  Cameron's  coach  office 

22  Fergusson,  William,  grocer 

23  Muir,  Mrs 

23  Turner,  AVilliam 

23  Henderson,  David 

24  Sutherland,  Donald 

24  Hut  chins,  Charles,  dentist 

Maitland  Street  West.  4. 


Haymarket. 


Horsburgh,  Miss 
Simson,  Thomas 
Moxon,  Charles 
Buie,  Miss 
Crawford  &  Hill,  Misses 

4  Eddington,  Mrs 

5  Smellie,  Miss  Lucy 

7  Campbell,  Mrs  A.  D. 
7  Smith,  John  Alexr.,  M.D. 
9  Moncrieff,  Mi's  Scott 
9  Moncrieff,     W.     G.      Scott, 
advocate 

10  Maxwell,  Mrs,  lodgings 

11  M'Dougall,  Mrs 
11  NeUson,  Miss 

11  Stirling,  Miss  Jane 


Tansh,  Anne,  grocer 
Romanis,  N. ,  spirit  mercht. 
Peacock,  Robt. ,  victual  dealer 
Chalmers,  David,  spirit  nier. 
M'Dougall,  John  G. 
Laing,  Andrew  J. 
Hanson,  Mrs 
Stoddart,  Adam 
Terry,  Misses 

Murdoch,  T.,  cabinetmaker 
Hay,  Robert  k,  G.,  grocers 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland 
Anderson,  W.,  chemist 
Chisholm,  David,  writer 
MacCulloch,  John 
Henderson,  Robert 
Inglis,  W.,  C.E. 
Jamieson,  Robert 
Campbell,  William 
Edwards,  James,  ho.  painter 
Scott,  John,  baker 
Stoddart,  Adam,  butcher 
Donaldson,  G. ,  &  Sons,  grocers 
Frasei',  Mrs  David 
Lawson,  Misses  M.  &  J. 
Drummond,  Mrs  George 
Gavin,  Goalen,  &  Halliday 
Mundell,  Charles,  stationer 
Smith,  Thomas 
Miller,  Mrs  Patrick  Leslie 


Maitland  Street.    5. 

See  Neivhaven. 

Malta  Green  Place.    3. 

Stockhridge. 
2  Novice,  George  William 
Gibson,  Robert,  Malta  Green 

villa 
Trinity    Episcopal    Scliool ; 
Miss  Bowden,  teacher 

Malta  Terrace.    3. 

Stockbridge. 
1  Hill,  John,  &  Sons 
1  Waller,  Mrs 

1  Denholm,  James 

2  Burn,  Mrs 

3  Macleay,  Kenneth,  R.S.A. 

4  Thomson,  Miss  A. 

5  Aitchison,  Mrs  James 

6  Murray,  James  (G.P.O.) 

7  Trimble,  George,  C.E. 
9  Graham,  T.  A.  F. 

9  Graham,  Miss 

Kedslie,  Alex.,  Malta  house 

Manderston  Street.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Manor  Place.    4. 

Melville  Street. 
1  Fife,  John 
1  Moncriefl',  Captain  A. 
1   Kennedy,  Captain  N. 

1  Alston,  George 

2  Dunloj>,  John 


3  Fogo,  Mrs  Murray 

3  M'Neil,  Malcolm 

4  Bernard,  James  A.,  distiller 

6  M'Gillivray,  William 

8  Patterson,  WiUiani 

9  Gilchrist,  James 
9  Sutter,  Archibald 
9  Romanes,  Mrs  J. 

William  Street  here 

10  Shepherd,  Mrs 

10  Galloway,  Mrs 

10  Barclay,  Miss 

11  Kell,  Mrs 

12  Steven,  M. 

12  Steven,  Misses 

13  Cox,  Robert,  junior 

13  Cox,  Mrs  George 

14  Wright,  Mrs 

15  Moncreitf,  Misses 

16  Shand,  W.  R. 

16  Ogilvy,  Charles,  accountant 

17  Blackie,  Miss 
17  Eraser,  Mrs 

17  Jolly,  Mrs  W.  G. 

18  Forrest,  Sir  John 

19  L'Amy,  Miss 

20  Howden,  James 

21  Chancellor,  Geoige,  W.S. 

22  Murdoch,  J.  Burn,  jun. 
24  Hill,  W.  Scott 

24  Iilaynard,  Captain  Chas.  W. 

Chester  Street  here 
Jones,     Mrs     C.     Willding, 
Coates  house 

33  Craig,  James 

34  White,  John 

35  Memes,  Mrs 

36  Smyttan,  Mrs 

37  Crooks,  Mrs 

38  Fleming,  J.  B. 

39  PeiDloe,  R.  L. 

40  Newbigging,  Mrs 

41  Sanderson,  James 

42  Erskine,  Miss 

43  Dunlop,  Mrs  Henry 

Manor  Place  North.   4. 

Chester  Street. 

5  M'Neil,  Malcolm 

7  Hamilton,  Hubert,  advocate 
9  Logan,  Charles  B. 

Mansfield  Place.    2. 

London  Street. 

1  JI'Dougal,  John,  gi-ocer 

2  Mackenzie,  W.  H. 
2  Drybrough,  !Mrs 

2  Kerr,  Thomas 

2  West,  Miss  G. 

3  Gibson,  John,  painter 
5  Pendreigh,  Mrs  George 

5  Scott,  Thomas,  senior 

6  Aitken,  Andrew 
6  ^Murray,  John  S. 
6  Stott,  David 


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6  Stott,  John  M. 

6  Turnbiill,  Robert 

7  Tait,  Mrs,  dairy 

8  Carmicliael,  William 

9  Morrison,  Charles,  jimior 
Bellevue  Cottage 

Shennan,  Alex.,  builder 
Sliennan,  iirs  John 
Shennan,  Miss 

Mansionhouse  Road.  13. 

Grange. 

1  Jack,  Thomas  C. 

5  Hunter,  Thomas 

7  Gray,  John  (Ct.  «£•  Son) 
9  Eoy,  Mrs 

11  Moxey,  G.  T.,  surgeon,  E.N. 

13  Smeaton,  Eev.  George,  D.D. 

15  Lindsay,  Miss 
17  Eitchie,  Miss 
19  Banks,  Peter  S. 

16  Erskine,  Mrs 

14  Edmonston,  Alexander 

12  Moffat,  Mrs 

10  Anderson,Alex.,M.D.,E.N. 
10  Anderson,  Miss 

8  Goold,  Eev.  AVm.  H.,  D.D. 

6  Bell,  "William  Hamilton 
4  Young,  William 

2  Scott,  Mrs  John 

Mansionhouse  Road  N. 

Grange  Eoad. 

2  Burnet,  Andrew 

4  Duns,  Professor  John 

6  Playfair,  Lieut. -Col.  G.  W. 

8  Kirk,  James 

10  Smith,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D. 
12  Howison,  Hamilton 

14  Eamsay,  Thomas 

16  Duncan,  James  S. 
21  Cowie,  Thomas 
19  Weir,  Robert 

19  Tweedie,  Mrs  John 

17  Grant,  Mrs 

15  Gibson,  John 

11  Wilson,  James 

9  Stewart,  James 

7  Ronaldson,  Thomas 

5  Pirie,  Rev.  John 

3  Steven,  Robert,  W.S. 
1  Graham,  Andrew 

Marclimont  Terrace. 

Whitehouse  Loan. 

1  Macfarlan,  Miss 

1  Stewart,  Mrs  Archibald 

Market  Place.    3. 

Brunsivkk  Street,  Stockbridge. 

1  Smith,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

1  Bryden,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

2  Innes,  Robert,  grocer 

3  Davidson,  Charles 
5  Clark,  David 

5  Brown,  George,  mason 


5  Shaw,  William 

6  Doig,  James,  fruiterer 
8  Brown,  Robert 

10  Cramond,  Adam 

11  TurnbuU,  George 

12  Tennant.  Thomas  M. 

12  Hunter,  D. 

13  Dunlop,  John 

Market  Street.    9. 

Waverley  Bridge. 

1  Ainslie,  J. ,  refresluueut  rooms 

2  Peattie,  ]\Irs  Alex. ,  baker 

3  Anchor  Close 

3  Fraser,  William 

4  Smith,  A.  T.,  dairy 

5  Crocket,  Andrew 

6  Palmer,  John  D. 

6  and  7  Lewis,  James,  grocer 
8  Cameron,  Mrs  Finlay 

8  Craig's  Close 

10  Dobie,  John 

11  Thomson,  Thomas 

12  Mutter,  Howey,  &  Co. 

14  Currie,  iirs  Thomas 

17  Cameron,  Mrs  Alexander 

CoeJchurn  Street  here, 

18  Cooper,  Thomas,  k,  Co. 

Market  Street,  High.  9. 

2  Jamieson,  Andrew,  tailor 

4  Fraser,  W.,  shoemaker 

Market  Street,  Low.    9- 

1,  2  Greig,  J.,  china  warehouse 
3,  4,  5,  &  8  Watt,  E.,  china mer. 

9  Harvey,  William 

Market,  Fish.    9. 

3  Watson,  James 

7  M 'Donald,  Angus,  officer 
Harvey,  William 

Market,  Flesh,  Mid.    9. 

1  &  2  Campbell  k,  Johnstone 
3  &  4  Wilson,  Charles 

5  Snow,  John 

6  Johnston,  Alexander 

7  and  8  Anderson,  John 
11  Wilson,  Charles 

14  Jackson,  William 

18  Inglis,  Andrew 

19  Anderson,  William 

20  &  21  Smart,  J.  C. 

24  &  25  Dores  &  Laidlaw 

27,  30,  k  31  Smart,  J.  k  R. 

34  Gibson,  John 

36  k  37  Bruce,  D. 

38  k  39  Dutr,  R.,  butcher 

Market,  High.    9. 

1  Banks,  Charles 

2  Scott,  David 

3  Scott,  Walter 
6  Wight,  Robert 


7  M'Gregor,  John 

8  Martin,  R. 

9  Ross,  Thomas 
12  Anderson,  James 
13&  14  Jackson,  William 

15  &  16  Cameron,  Hugh 
18  k  19  Laidlaw,  D. 

20  &  21  JM'Neill,  Alexander 

23  Anderson,  D.  H.,  &  Co. 

24  Robb,  William 

25  Anderson,  A. 

27  &  28  Borthwick,  Alexander 
29  &  30  Tait,  James 

31  Wilson,  Thomas 

32  Martin,  J.  W. 

Market,  Veal  and 
Poultry.    9. 

Xiven,  Thomas,  spirit  mer. 
1  iluirhead,  Charles 

3  Johnston,  AVilliam 

4  Carmichael  k  Son 

5  Carmichael,  Mrs 

6  Johnston,  James 

7  Johnston,  J.  A. 

8  &  9  Ramage,  Mrs  William 

10  Swan,  John,  china  merchant 

Market,  Waverley.    9, 
Wa  verley  Bridge. 

3  ilalloy,  Mrs 

4  Brown,  Mrs 

5  &  9  Hav,  Mrs 

11  &  12  Malloy,  Mrs 

14,  15,  26,  k  il  Harvey,  Wm. 

16  Grant,  Mrs  James 

17  Mohring,  J.  H. 

20  &  21  Doherty,  John 
22  to  25  Scott,  Alexander 

Marmion  Terrace.    13. 

Boroughmuirhead. 


I   i 


1 

Milne, 

John 

1 

Pirret, 

Thomas 

1 

Graham,  iIrs 

2 

Pirret, 

Thomas,  gi'ocer 

3 

Nariier 

Charles,  flesher 

4  Baillie's  School 

5 

Stevenson,  William 

6 

Smith, 

John  Stewart 

6 

Xapier 

Mrs 

6 

Moffat, 

Misses 

6 

Foster, 

]Mrs 

6 

Watson,  Miss 

6 

Sheriff 

Miss 

7  Steell, 

Mrs  John 

Maryfield.    1. 

Easter  Road. 
14  Gunn,  Daniel 
Aitken,  James 
Maryfield  House 
6  Calder,  Mrs 
4  Hamilton,  John 
2  Reid,  John 
2  Low,  James,  gardener 
Jackson,  Robert,  daiiyman 


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MEL 


Maryfield  Place.   1. 

JS'orton  Place. 

1  Gillies,  John 

2  Eeicl,  JoluL 

3  Stcinley,  John 

4  Douglas,  iirs  Hugh 

5  Kenned}^  Samuel 

6  Logan,  Alexander 

7  Porter,  James 

8  Irvine,  "William 

9  Spalding,  Miss  Margaret 

10  Smith,  James 

11  XewhaU,  Thomas  G. 

12  LeigLton,Geo.,jun.((7.P.(9.) 

13  Stobo,  Robert 

14  Gunn,  Daniel 
14  Collet,  Thomas 

16  Jackson,  William 

17  Hugh,  Peter 

18  Chisholm,  William 

19  Biggar,  W.  H. 
21  Bremner,  James 

24  Yorkston,  James 

25  Steuhouse,  J. 

26  Oliver,  Eobert 

28  Lawton,  Huntlj- 

29  ]\Iather,  David 

30  Paterson,  iirs  H. 

31  King,  Benjamin 

32  Thomson,  William 

33  Mackie,  G.  S. 

33  Watt,  Miss,  dressmaker 

34  Haldane,  Alexander 

35  Lerche,  Emanuel 

36  Walker,  James 

37  Wright,  William 

38  Annau,  James 

39  Z^Ielzer,  Adolph 

40  Beitlich,  Anton 

41  Ewart,  Eobert 

42  Wallace,  Thomas 

43  Booth,  William 

44  Paterson,  John 

45  Cooper,  H. 

46  Cooper,  Hunter,  grocer 

47  MiUer,  J.  H.  B. 

Mary's  Place.    3. 

Raeburn  Place. 
1  Eussell,  Miss 

3  Andrew,  Miss 

4  Carmichael,  Mrs  J.  F. 

5  Gilmour,  A. 

6  Ireland,  W.  F.,  solicitor 

7  Rae,  Alexander 

8  M'Whannell,  P. 

8  Goldie,  John,  S.S.C. 

8  Mactaggart,  Eev.  D.  C. 

9  Camj)bell,  George 

Mayfield  Loan.    13. 

JSfewinijtun. 

Tough,  William,  Rosebank 
Smith,  David,  llosebauk 
Gilchrist,  A.  S. 
Clark,  Wm.  D.,  Knox  place 


Brown,  Miss  L. ,  Mayfield  cot. 
6  Sanderson,  John 
4  Banks,  Misses 

Paterson,   Eev.  Wra.,  Upton 

cottage 
Sutherland,     George,     May- 
field  gai'dens 
2  Macleod,  E.  M. 
1  Hetherton,  Henry,  senior 
Sellar,  Eev.  James  Annand 
Eaeburn,  Wm.  (  W.  d:J.  P.), 

Mayfield  house 
Caldwell,  William 

Mayfield  Street,    13. 
Minto  Street. 

1  Walker,  Mrs  A.  E. 

2  Deas,  Mrs 

3  M'Kenzie,  W.  M.  S. 

3  M'Kenzie,  James 

4  Warren,  John,  surveyor 

5  Chalmers,  James  K. 

6  Gordon,  Eev.  Eobert 

6  Gordon,  I\Irs  Dr 

7  Thomas,  Mrs  David 

8  Haswell,  James,  W.S. 

8  Hasv.-ell,  George 

9  Walker,  John  W. 

10  M'DowaU,  Mrs  Col. 

11  Eoughead,  John 

12  Gentleman,  Mrs 

13  Honeyman,  Eobert 

14  Seitz,  C. 

17  Simpson,  George 

Eose,  Hugh,  Blackford  ho. 
Forbes,  Alexander,  builder 
Murphy,  A.  D.,   Balgownie 

lodge 
Eaffiu,  Wm.,  Douisla  house 
Owen,  Chas.,  Pentland  view 
Campbell,  Pr. ,  Pentland  view 
Dunlop,    D.     M.,    Eowallan 

house 
Menzies,    James,    Annesley, 

Mayfield  road 

Mayfield  Terrace.    13. 

Minto  Street. 
Gordon,  Eobert 
Muirhead,  John  James 

2  Turnbull,  Robert 

4  Williamson,  Mrs 

6  Robertson,  Mrs  Captain 

8  Lorimer,  Mrs  G. 

10  Marshall,  J. 

12  Marrable,  John  {G.P.O.) 

14  Fairle}%  Eobert 

16  Gallie,  James  B. 

18  Cotton,  Wm.  {G.  C.  &  Son) 
20  Anderson,  Miss 

HiU,  MrsD.  0.,  Newington 
lodge 
29  Dryden,  Adam 
27  Scott,  George  F.,  S.S.C. 

17  JM  array,  Mrs 

15  Donaldson,  Alexander 

13  Moilatt,  John  Fred.,  C.A. 

1 1  Landale,  Walter 


9  Greenoak,  Eobert 
7  Anderson,  J.  J.  P. 
5  Moffat,  Henrv,  S.S.C. 
3  Bain,  Gilbert" 
1  Barlas,  James 

Meadowbank. 

Innes,    W.    Simpson    Mitchell, 

Parsonsgi'een 
Hunter,  George 

Meadov/  Place.   13. 

Meadows. 
BaUautine,  Jas.,  Warrender 
lodge 

1  Eobertson,  Miss 

2  Auld,  William 

3  Weddell,  William 

4  Grant,  Duncan 

5  Prain,  H.  D. 

6  Mitchell,  Eobert 

7  Gardner,  Alexander 

7  Gardner,  James 

8  Ferguson,  George 

9  Edwards,  George  S. 
10   Warrender  Golf  Club 

15  Wilson,  W.  E. 

16  Paton,  John 

17  Bladworth,  Eiehard 

18  Davidson,  John 
18  Arrighi,  Leopoldo 

18  M 'Parian,  John 

19  Adam,  Eobert 

20  Proudfoot,  Thomas 

Melbourne  Place.    9. 

George  it.  Bridge. 

1  &  2  Ferguson,  A.,  confectioner 
to  the  Queen  and  H.E.H. 
the  Duke  of  Edinburgh 

3  Eougvie,  John,  auctioneer 

4  Johnstone,  Hunter,  &  Co. 
4  Christian  Treasury  Office 
4  Phoinix  Hall 

4  Stewart,  David  S.,  printer 

4  Smith,  William,  architect 

4  Eowland,  E.,  taUor 

4  Kerr,  Miss,  dressmaker 

4  Boyle,  Mrs 

4  Musgrove,  John,  coal  mer. 

5  Musgrove,  J. 

6  Simpson,  James,  bootmaker 

7  Rojial  Medical  Society 

7  Thomson,  William 

8  Nortli  British  Advertiser 
8  Gray,  J.  &  J.,  printers 

8  Ladies'  Own  Journal  Office 

9  Picken,  Wm.,  watchmaker 

10  Standard   Property   Invest- 

ment Society 

11  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 

Manufactures 
11  Williamson,  D.  AV.,  engraver 
11  Johnston,  James 
11  Bladworth,  Eiehard 
11  Summers,  Adam 


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11  "Wallace,  John,  di-auglitsman  17 
11  Sawers,  Thomas  19 

11  "WilHamsoii,  D.  \\\  21 

11  Purvis,  Joseph  23 

11  Forbes,  "William  25 

11  "Welsh,  Mrs  25 

12  Mackintosh,  E.  T.,  seedsman 


Melville  Crescent.    4. 

JTclviUe  Street. 

1  Brodie,  Mrs 

2  Miller,  Jn.,  of  Leithen,  M.P. 
Wall-e)-  Street  here 

4  Grieve,  Mrs 

5  Eobertson,  Laurence 

6  Robertson,  Mrs  James 
Melville  Street  here 

7  Bruce,  John,  "W.S. 

8  Kemp,  James 

9  Geddes,  Messrs,  engineers 

9  Geddes,  John 
Walker  Street  here 

10  Aikman,  James  A. 

10  Aikman,  Misses 

11  Aiuslie,  James 

12  Lauder,  Misses  Dick 

Melville  Place.    4. 

Melville  Street. 

I  Taylor,  Alexander,  butcher 

3  Sime,  Adam  M. ,  spirit  dealer 

4  Nicoll,  Joseph 
4  Sheriti",  James 

4  French,  J.  P. 

5  Fraser,  "William,  &  Son 

6  Aitken,  \Ym. ,  corn  merchant 

7  Hogg,  Thomas,  butcher 

8  Stevenson,  John,  grocer 

10  Hogg,  Thomas 

10  Hogg,  iliss 

11  Muir,  Thomas 

11  M'Farlane,  Eobert 
11  Anderson,  Miss 
11  M'Gregor,  William 
11  M'Gregor,  Mrs 
11  M'Conochie,  John 

11  Hunter,  Agnes 

12  Dickson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

12  Scougal,  Archd.,  greengrocer 

13  Hay,  J.  G.,  &  Son,  dyers 

14  "Wilson,  John 

14  "Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

Melville  PI.  South.    4. 

Noivimrt  of  Queensferry  Street. 

Melville  Street.    4. 

1  Eoussy,  Mrs,  boarding-school 

3  Neaves,  Mrs 

5  Chalmers,  Mrs,  lodgings 

7  TraU,  iliss 

9  Gunn,  Mrs 

II  Trotter,  Mrs 

13  Monro,  Mrs,  lodgings 

15  Eamsay,  R.  K.  R. 
15  Eamsay,  Mrs  Dr 


31 
33 
35 
37 
39 
41 
43 
45 
47 
49 
51 
53 
57 
59 
61 
60 
58 
56 
54 
52 
50 
48 
48 
46 
44 
42 
40 
38 
36 
34 
32 
30 

30 

28 

24 

22 

20 

18 

IS 

16 

14 

12 

10 

8 

6 

4 

4 

2 


"Watt,  Mrs,  apartments 
Lindsay,  John  M. 
Mitchell,  James 
Balderston,  Miss 
Scott,  E.  k  E.,  accountants 
Scott,  E.  E.,C.A.(i?.<ti;.*S.) 
Scott,  E.  Erskine,  C.A. 
Boyd,  John  (Oliver  tt  B.) 
Strangman,  Mrs 
Coventry,  Eev.  George 
Grant,  iirs 
Wauchope,  David  B. 
Hardie,  T.,  lodgings 
Buchanan,  Lady  Leith 
Fraser,  Eod.  Mackaj^,  lodgings 
Stevenson,  David,  C.E. 
Brodie,  Mrs  Patrick 
Campbell,  Miss 
"Wilson,  ]\Iiss 
Dalziel,  George 
Eiddell,  Miss 
Morehead,  Charles,  M.D. 
Stodart,  Miss 
M'Cormack,  Miss 
Jamieson,  George  Auldjo 
Longmore,  John  A.,  ""W.S. 
Crichton,  Mrs  Maitland  M. 
Caudlish,  Eev.  Dr 
Johnstone,  Mrs 
Finlayson,  Thomas 
Maughan,  'W.  C,  C.A. 
Gillespie,  William  H. 
Stirling,  Mrs 

Fraser,  William,  jun.,  W.S. 
Meldrum,  George,  C.A. 
Chancellor,  Edward,  W.S. 
Tytler,  James  Stuart,  W.S. 
Gidden,  William,  lodgings 
Walker,  Arthur  Abney 
Moinet,    F.     W.,    sm'geon, 

M.D. 
Moinet,  John 
Alexandei-,  Mrs 

Smart,  Andrew,  M.D. 

Smith,  Mrs  Elizabeth 

Skene,  George 

Crawford,  Donald,  advocate 

Crawford,  Mrs 

Martin,  M.  J.,  M.D. 

Maclagan,  Mrs 

M 'Alpine,  liliss 

Colquhoun,  Miss,  of  Luss 

Pagan,  Mrs 

BeU,  William 

Scott,  AY.  Gilford,  M.D. 

Scott,  Mrs  G.  S. 

Grant,  John 
2  Elmslie,  George 
2  Gairns,  Miss 
2  Peacock,  Mrs,  lodgings 
2  Gray,  Miss,  teacher 

Melville  Terrace.    13. 

Meadows. 

1  Hart,  George  F.,  dniggist 

2  narrower,  David 

3  Scott,  Thomas 

4  Anderson,  M.  S. 


4  ]\['Taggart,  William 
4  Naismith,  Robert  T. 

4  Cameron,  James 

5  M'Culloch,  John,  grocer 

6  Pettet,  W.  B.,  draper 

7  Davidson,  Donald 

8  M'Lauchlan,  William  B. 

9  Davidson,  Donald 
9  Eobertson,  Miss 

9  Tansley,  Edward 
9  Stewart,  Thomas 
9  Webster,  Mrs 

10  Duggan,  William  N. 

11  Lamb,  Thomas 

11  Morrison,  William 

11  Eoss,  John 

12  Cownie,  T.  0. 
14  Barron,  Charles 
14  Parsons,  J.  H. 

14  Shillinglaw,  Thomas 
14  Fyfe,  Neilson,  &  Son 

14  Marshall,  George 

15  Drysdale,  Mrs  Captain 

16  Muir,  Mrs  M. 

16  Creighton,  William 
16  Paterson,  Robert 
16  Taylor,  Mrs 
16  Taylor,  Alexander 

16  Oswald,  Robert 

17  Cowan,  Mrs 

17  Hurst,  I^Irs  William 
17  Anderson,  William 
17  Chapman,  George 
17  Macgregor,  Mrs  Joseph  . 

17  Dun,  Mrs 

18  Swanston,  Mrs 

18  Todd,  Mrs  Robert 
18  Haj^  Mrss 
18  Handyside,  James 
18  Morison,  J.  C. 

18  Alves,  "\V''iUiam 

19  Kinnoch,  Charles 

20  Isbister,  Mrs 

20  Outerson,  William 

21  Waugh,  James 

21  AVaugh,  George 

22  Hamilton,  Andrew 
22  Gowanlock,  AValter 
22  "Virtue,  William 

22  M 'Galium,  Alexander  J. 
22  Slight,  James 
22  M 'Galium,  Alexander  I. 
22  Hamilton,  William  B. 

22  Brown,  AVilliam 

23  Gibb,  James  (G.P.O.) 
23  Macintosh,  D.  C. 

23  Tyrrell,  Walter 
23  Alexander,  J.  G. 
23  "Yander,  J. 
23  Brechin,  George 

23  Millar,  David 

24  M'Intosh,  Henry 
24  Bryson,  John 

24  Taylor,  Mrs 

24  Ross,  Eobert  S. 

24  Stewart,  Johnston 

24  Duncan,  Mrs  William 

24  Yeitch,  A.  D. 

26  Sinclair,  Ralph,  grocer 


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28  Gibb,  Miss 
28  Young,  Eobert 
28  Cook,  John 

28  M'Plierson,  James 

29  Wallace,  Walter 

30  Baker,  W.  C,  fruiterer 

Merchant  Street.    9. 

Candlemaher  Roic. 

1  Thomson,  Mrs,  hat-box  maker 

2  Victoria  lodgings 
4  M 'Michael,  Eollo 

4  M 'Michael,  Mrs 

5  Small,  Gillon,  &  Co. 

6  Kobertson,  D.  &  J.,  agents 
10  Murraj',  Thomas 

10  Goulding,  ]\Irs  John 

12  Raeburn,  W.  &  J.,  brewers 

Merchiston,    13. 

Boroiighmuirhead. 

Munro,  Alex. ,  Yie-wfield  house 
Glen,  Misses,  Merchiston  cot. 
Lizars,  I^Irs  John,  Breezy  brae 
Porteous,  iirs  Alex.,  farmer 
Wilkic,  Mrs,  St  Helen's 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  The  Hill 
Eogerscu,    John  J.,   Merchiston 

castle 
Chalmers,  John,  Castle  bank 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  Castle  bank 
Philp,  W.  T.,  Merchiston  lodge 
Thomson,  Mrs,  Merchiston  villa 
Walker,  Eobt.,  East  I\[erchiston 
Fleming,  George,  Marionville 
Young,  Miss,  Marionville 
Steedman,  Wm. ,  Napier  villa 

Merchiston  Avenue.  13. 

;  1  Hay,  Thomas 

4  il'Farlane,  Mrs  Wardlaw 

5  Whitehead,  Mrs 

7  Dickson,  Misses,  Spring  villa 

8  Arnot,  Rev.  William 

9  Lindsay,  James,  Lauderville 
9  Lindsay,  D.  P.,  Lauderville 

10  Muir,  John,  D.C.L. 

10  Muir,  Miss 

11  Gibson,  Mrs  Henry 

12  Ballantyne,  Mrs 

13  Hutcheson,  Robert 
15  Ross,  Hugh 

Merchiston  Cresct.   13. 

1  Fleming,  Rev.  William 

2  Watson,  David 

3  MacGregor,  Donald 

4  Thorburn,  Mrs,  Dalziel  lodge 
4  Clason,  Js.  H.,  Dakiel  lodge 

4  Clason,  Miss,  Dalziel  lodge 

5  Dalyell,  Mrs  Colonel 

6  Blyth,  P..  Hall 

7  M'Gregor,  James 

8  Whyte,  William 

9  Alexander,  William 


Merchiston  Place.    13. 

1  Macara,  Mrs 

8  Inglis,  Thomas 

5  Cowan,  Patrick 

7  Taylor,  James 

8  Gray,  Mrs 

6  Wallace,  Mrs 

4  Milne,  Mrs  William 

2  Smith,  Miss 

Merchiston  PI.  N.    13. 

1  Kincaid,  Miss 

3  Mayne,  Misses 

5  Duncan,  Henry 

7  Henderson,  Mrs  Capt.  James 

9  Miller,  John 
9  Simpson,  Mrs 

13  Gibson,  Miss 

13  King,  Miss 

15  Paterson,  George  A.,  M.D. 

8  Yeitch,  Rev.  James,  D.D. 

6  Reid,  Rev.  William 

4  Allardice,  W.  P. 

Merchiston  Ter.    13. 

1  Ritchie,  Mrs  Dr 

2  &  3  Fleming,  George,  baker 
4  Regan,  Mrs,  lodgings 

4  Laing,  Edward 
4  Disher,  Robert 

4  Lyon,  Misses 

5  Bank  of  Scotland  Branch; 

William  Watson,  agent 
6&  7  Ford,  Js.,  &  Son,  grocers 
8  Morrison,  Peter 
8  Wanless,  Robert 
8  Campbell,  Mrs 

8  Buist,  James 

9  Niven,  William  R.,  chemist 

10  Morrison,  Peter,  plumber 

11  Allan,  Misses,  dressmakers 

12  Dickson  &  Small,  painters 

13  Pringle,  Miss 
13  Woodham,  Mrs 
13  Dow,  James 

13  Halliday,  James 

13  Niven,  William  R. 

14  Porteous,  Mrs  Alex.,  dairy 

15  Sibbald,  William 

16  Campbell,  Miss 

17  Edmondston,  Mrs 

18  Dunlop,  Alexander 

19  Anstey,  Mrs 

20  Steell,  Gourlay,  R.S.A. 

21  Laurie,  Thomas 

Meuse  Lane.    7. 

See  South  St  Andrciv  Street. 

Middleby  Street.    13. 

Minto  Street. 
1  Snodgrass,  Misses 

3  Petrie,  Stephen 

5  Beveridge,  Andrew 
7  Gordon,  John 
9  Purves,  William 


11  Cormack,  Mrs 

13  Stratton,  David,  surveyor 

12  Brown,  Mrs  William 
10  Laidlaw,  Miss 

10  Ker,  Mrs  R.  W. 
8  Wormald,  J.  D.,  W.S. 
6  Nasmyth,  Mrs 
4  Dallas,  Miss 
2  M'Laren,  Rev.  Daniel 

Middlefield.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Mill  Lane.    3. 

Great  Junction  Street. 
1  Hawthorn  &  Co. ,  engineers 
4  Gladstone  Institution;   Miss 
M.  Tougli,  matron 

6  Laing,  Duncan,  teacher 

7  M'Lellan,  Miss,  teacher 

8  Fraser,  Rev.  Robert  George 
10  Dispensary     and     Humane 

Society :  George  Goi'don, 
superintendent ;  Mrs  Gor- 
don, matron 

Millerfield  Place.    13. 

Ileadoifs. 
Miller,  Wm.  ,Millerfield  house 
1  Elgin,  William 
1  Baker,  W.  C. 

1  Grant,  LIrs 

2  Allan,  WilHam  (P.  <i:  A.) 

3  Laing,  Miss 

4  Anderson,  David 

5  Dickson,  Alexander 

6  Ballantyne,  Robert  Michael 

7  Christie,  Miss 

8  Thomson,  John,  -M.D. 

9  Fleming,  Rev.  John 

10  Paterson,  iirs  James  L.  W. 

11  Bowe,  Mrs  James 

12  Dickson,  James  G. 

13  M 'Gibbon,  George  R. 

14  Callender,  Miss 

15  Burnet,  Alexander 

16  Richardson,  Mrs  J. 

17  Ramage,  James 

1 8  Thomson,  David,  M.  D. ,  E.  N". 

19  Oliphant,  William 

20  Mossman,  James 
20  Napier,  Alexander 

20  Wilson,  George,  junior 

20  Dunlop,  Mrs  Alexander 

21  Mason,  Hector 

Milne  Square.    9. 

See  173  High  Street. 

Minto  Street.    13. 

Newington. 
1  Smith,  George 

1  Smith,  Mrs  George 

2  Littlejohn,  Mrs  A. 

3  Weir,  Jn.  {Livingston  d:  W.) 

4  Livingston,  Josiah 

5  Drysdale,  David 


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6  Johnston,  Sev.  George,  D.D, 

7  Clarkson,  Alexander 
7  Clarkson,  W.  C. 

7  Clarkson,  Mrs 

8  Inch,  Mrs  John 

9  Dick,  John 

10  Moore,  George 

11  Simpson,  Miss 

12  Steele,  James 

13  Welsh,  Henry 

Blacket  Place  here 

15  Hunter,  Mrs  David 

16  WHson,  George,  S.S.C. 

17  Aikman,  David 

18  Munro,  Archibald,  A.M. 

19  LHlie,  Mrs  William 

20  Lavnrence,  Mrs  J. 

21  Reid,  Mrs  James 

22  Turnbull,  John 

23  Moffatt,  William  L. 
23a  Elder,  James 

Mayfield  Terrace  liere 

24  Sanson,  Mrs 

25  Fonlboeuf,  Pierre  Henri 

26  Shiell,  William 

27  Harkness,  T.  B. 

28  Whitelaw,  Mrs  M. 

29  Young,  James,  merchant 

30  Low,  D.  {Scott,  L.,  d;  Co.) 

30  Whitson,  Thomas 

31  Galloway,  J.,  flesher 
31  Borders,  Frederick 

31  Geddes,  Eobert,  baker 
31  Meikle,  George,  grocer 
31  Grut,  William  N. 
31  Dryden,  Adam,  builder 

31  Burns,  Thomas 

32  Hardy,  Henry,  architect 

32  Hardy,  Mrs  "" 

33  Wilson,  Mrs 
Zi  Ford,  Miss 

Mkldleby  Street  here 

35  Paterson,  Mrs  George 

35  Paterson,  James  iST. 

36  Braidwood,  Eey.  John 

37  Greig,  James 

38  Piobeitson,  Mrs 

Duncan  Street  here 

39  Latta,  ]\Irs  T.  A. 

40  Anderson,  Mrs  Andrew 

41  Marshall,  Archibald 

42  Isles,  Mrs 

43  Scott,  Mrs  Eobert 

44  Pridie,  Peter  Hamden,  S.L. 
44a  Anderson,  Mrs  E. 

44a  Younger,  Mrs 

45  Calder,  G. 

46  Lowne,  Thompson,  M.D. 

47  Dalgetty,  Harry 

47  Dalgetty,  Mrs  Charles 

48  Brown,  Mrs  M.  F. 

49  Brodv,  C.  M. 

49  Brody,  WiUiam  T.,  M.D. 

50  Eoughead,  Mrs 

51  Christie,  Alexander 

52  WiUiams,  John 


Mitchell  Street.    1. 

Constitution  Street. 

5  Gillon,  John,  &  Co. 

7,  8,  &  9  Dryburgh,  N.,  &  Son 

11  &  12  Brotchie,  Eobert,  &  Co. 

17  Davidson,  John 

18  Saimders,  John,  wriglit 

19  Wright,  George 
22  Oncken,  G. 

24  Douglas,  Eobert 

27  Pringle,  William 

27  Stuart,  William 

38  Furze  &  Co. ,  porter  store 

38  Dowie,  Peter 

40  Meek  &  Williamson 

41  Eose,  L.,  &  Co. 

48  Wren,  Geo.,  com  merchant 

Moncrieflf  Terrace.    13. 

Melville  Terrace. 

1  Brown,  Eobert 
Darling,  George 
Kinghorn,  Alexander 

Montague  Street.    13. 

Clerk  Street. 

1  Murray,  A.  C,  grocer 

3  Robertson,  !RIrs  James 

3  Eobertson,  P.  M.,  writer 

3  Hamilton,  Mrs 

3  Thomson,  John 

3  Spankie,  Miss 

3  Galloway,  William 

5  Lawson,  Andrew 

5  Hibbert,  Mrs  Henry 

7  Stuart,  JIrs  John 

9  Adamson,    William,    Litho. 
writer 

9  Nelson,  James 

9  Eglin,  Mrs 

9  Tully,  Miss 

9  Aitken,  Mrs 

9  M'Leod,  James 

9  Pettet,  Mrs  C. 
11  Morris,  Alexander,  baker 
13  Crow,  PhUip 
15  Camochen,  A. 
15  Brodie,  John 
15  Nisbet,  Mrs  E. 
15  Brown,  James,  ^\Titer 
15  M'CiUloch,  Mrs 
21  Christie,  Mrs  A. 
21  Hird,  William 
21  Anderson,  Misses 
21  Gardiner,  Colin  M. 
21  Dunbar,  ilrs 
21  Christie,  Mrs  Andrew 
23  Scoular,  Miss 

Lindsay,  John 
27  M'Kendrick,  Archibald 
27  Somerville,  Eobert 
27  Wilson,  Eobert 
27  M'Gregor,  A. 
33  Miller,  John 
33  Thomson,  Mrs  John 


33  Colvin,  George 

33  Templeton,  William 

33  Richardson,  Mrs 

35  Young,  Jas.  {Bain,  Y.,  dj  Co.) 

37  Millons,  Miss 

39  Greig,  Mrs  A. 

39  Comrie,  Mrs  Alexander 

39  Munro,  Charles 

39  Marshall,  William 

59  Hutton,  John  Pears 

41  Cargej',  Mrs 

43  Baigrie,  George 

45  Cunningham,  Walter 

45  Moftat,  James 

45  Mack,  W.  B. 

47  Matheson,  John 

49  Taylor,  James  J. 

49  Stirling,  A.  B. 

53  Grant,  Robert,  grocer 

20  Russell,  Alexander 

18  Gourlay,  Jilrs 

15  Carmichael,  James 
18  Hayden,  WilHam  R. 

16  Key,  George 

16  Scott,  G.  D.  W. 
16  Leadbeater,  Alexander 
14  Cooper,  James 
14  Lumsilen,  James 
14  JMacpherson,  Mrs 
14  Davidson,  Thomas 
14  Thomson,  William 
12  Gibson,  P.  W. 
12  Christie,  Henry 
12  Hunter,  James 
10  Leadbetter,  Alexander 
10  Meek,  David 
10  Addison,  Mrs  J. 
10  Cooke,  John  M. 
10  Galbraith,  Thomas 
Isaacs,  Maurice 
Kemp,  Alexander 
SheiTilf,  Mrs 
Grant,  Mrs 

8  Stewart,  William 

6  Smith,  William 

6  Scott,  Mrs 

6  Hill,  James  W. 

6  Smith,  Donald 

6  Napier,  G.  B. 

4  Stevenson,  Miss 

4  Pollock,  Mrs  John 

4  Taylor,  Angelo 

4  Fenton,  Mrs 

4  Brotherston,  Thomas 

4  Anderson,  Robert 

2  Adamson,  Walter,  builder 

2  Bryce,  James 

2  Farmer,  Peter 

2  M'Gregor,  James 

Montgomery  Place  W.  1. 

Lovers  Lane. 

1  Aird,  John 

1  Macdonald,  James 

1  Macdonald,  John 

1  Swinton,  William 

1  GaUoway,  R. 


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1  Marshall,  D.  F. 

3  KeUow,  J.  G. 

5  Keeves,  Samuel 

5  Bauchope,  Joliii 

7  Flach,  Lambert,  teacher 

7  Herriot,  Mrs,  ladies'  uurse 

7  Young,  Thomas 
9  Little,  Jacob 

9  Darling,  William 
9  Eoss, ,  Mrs  William 
9  Thomson,  George 
17  Smart,  James  A.,  grocer 

Montgomery  Street.    1. 

Elm  Row. 

1  Ness,  John,  spirit  merchant 

4  Black,  Mrs  G.  S. 
4  Findlay,  Charles 
4  Gibb,  James 

4  Donaldson,  AVilliam 

4  Thomson,  P.,  agent 

4  Aird,  John 

5&7  Reid,  Mrs M.,  greengrocer 

8  Marshall,  Thomas 
8  Martin,  David 

8  Henry,  James 

8  Jaap,  Thomas 

8  Ellis,  George 
10  Gray,  AVilliam 
13  Currer,  Mrs 
13  Mackay,  AVilliam  H. 
13  Sangster,  A. 
13  Eutherford,  Andrew 
13  Mackay,  George 

13  Field,  William 

14  Eattray,  AVilliam 
14  Bauchope,  John 

14  Fairweather,  David 

14  Duncan,  A.  {T.  D.  d:  Sans) 

14  Macmahon,  J. 

16  Gardener,  Eev.  J.  L. 

20  M'Naughton,  Robert 

Paterson  &  Brown 

M'Gall,  C.,  &  Co. 

M'Call,  P.,  &  Co. 

M'lntosh,  Mrs  A. 

Carver,  Eobert,  &  Co. 

Swann,  J.  R. ,  Windsor  cot. 
51  Douglas,  Aw.  {A.  D.  d:  Son) 
51  Douglas,  George 
51  ]\lackenzie,  George 
53  Scott,  James 
53  Lcighton,  David 
53  Young,  J. 

53  Cro])per,  George,  writer 
55  Davidson,  WiUiam 
55  Daubach,  Wilhelm 
55  Henderson,  David 

Montpelier.    13. 

Bruntsjidd  Place. 

1  Knight,  Miss 

2  Cowan,  Wm.  (C.  <i;Strachan) 

3  Mackintosh,  Mrs,  of  Geddes 
6  Drammond,  Rev.  D.  T.  K. 


Moray  Place.    4. 

Heriot  Row. 

1  Graham,  Dr 

2  Blackburn,  Et.  B.,  advocate 

3  Thomson,  R.  W. 

4  Boyd,  James 

5  Baxter,  Sir  D. ,  of  Kilmaron 

6  Williamson,  R.  C. 

7  Monypenny,  Mrs,  of  Ardit 

8  Fraser,  Pat.,  LL.D.,  advocate 

10  Buchanan,  John 

11  Innes,  J.  B.,  W.S. 

12  Ferguson,  Robert  M.,  Ph.D. 

13  Fraser,  John 

14  Ormidale,  the  Hon.  Lord 

15  Williamson,  Andrew 

1 6  Mackenzie,  The  Misses 

17  Howe,  Alexander 

18  Aitchison,  E.  R.,  accountant 
18  Aitchison,  Mrs 

18  Maegregor,  Miss 

18  Millie,  Charles  A.,  advocate 
Doiine  Terrace  here 

19  &  20    Windsor  Hotel— Miss 

Brown 

21  Douglas,  F.  B.,  advocate 

22  Primrose,  Hon.  Bouverie  F. 

23  Cuninghame,  Mrs 

24  Anderson,  D.,  of  Moredun 

25  Abbott,  Francis 

27  Melville,  Jlisses  Whjte 

28  Young,  Eight  Hon.  George, 

Q.  C. ,  M.  P. ,  Lord  Advocate 

29  Coventry,  A.,  advocate 

30  Forrest,  Mrs 

31  Hope,  John,  W.S. 

33  Macnair,  John 

34  Russell,  Mrs,  of  Blackbraes 

35  Robertson,  Miss,  lodgings 

36  Wood,Alex.,M.D.,F.R.C.P. 
Great  Stuart  Street  here 

37  Thomson,    James,    of    Glen- 

douran 

38  Collins,  Mrs 

39  Kii'kpati-ick,  Misses 

40  Christison,  Dr 

40  Christison,  John,  W.S. 

40  Christison,  David,  M.D. 

41  Boyd,  Thos.  J.  {Oliver  &  B.) 

42  Bryce,  A.  H.,  LL.D. 

43  Field,  Rev.  E.  Burch 

43  Field,  James  H. 
Forres  Street  here 

44  Elder,  Mrs 

45  Lee,  Alexander  H. 

46  ]\Iackichan,  Mrs,  board. -sch, 

47  Moncreiff,  William 

48  Ainslie,  Daniel 

49  Buchanan,  Mrs  James 

50  Thomson,  Mrs 
50  Lee,  Miss 

Moray  Street.    2. 

Pilrig  Street. 

1  Ferguson,  Thomas 

2  M'Neill,  John 


3  Campbell,  David 
6  Torrance,  Joseph 
8  Davidson,  James 
8  Steven,  Thomas 
10  Donaldson,  William,  grocer 

12  M'Call,  George,  grocer 

13  Somerville,  Alexander 

14  White,  John,  gi'ocer 

Morningside.    13. 

Watson,  Mrs,  1  Banner  place 
Welsh,    Misses,    Craigen  villa. 

Banner  place 
Dibdin,    Mrs,    Floddeu    lodge. 

Banner  place 
Shand,  Robert,  4  Banner  place 
MacGoun,  Rev.  Robt.  W.,  M.  A., 

Banner  villa,  Banner  place 
Lang,  Rev.  JohnM.,  Bank  house 
.  <j  1  M'Laren,  Miss 
a"  §      Callender,  P. ,  baker 
g  oq     Thomson,  R.  D. 
vg  -§   •  Watson,  Js. ,  fishmonger 
'^  'S     Arthur,  Wm. ,  butcher 
Dempster,  Maxwell,  ho.  painter 
Henderson,  Mrs,  Rosewood  cot. 
Mackenzie,  Dan. ,  Spring  valley 
Napier,  ]\Irs  Jas. ,  Spring  valley 
Fraser,  James,  Spring  valley  ho. 
Aird,  Misses,  Spring  valley 
Proudfoot,  Alex.,  Esplin  cottage 
Esplin,  Mrs  Chas. ,  1  Esplin  pi. 

1  Smith,  Mrs,  dairy 
^-  2  Joss,  John,  gardener 
1 2  Joss,  Miss  A. 
£^  2  Currie,  James 
~  2  Robertson,  James 
^  2  Callender,  Peter 
-5^3  Campbell,  Dick,  &  Son 
^  4  Greenfield,  Misses  A.  &  T. 
•^     Thom,  Arch. ,  mason,  slater, 

and  chimney-sweeper 
Goiuiay,  James,  joiner 
Lamond,  John,  1  Falcon  place 
Steel,  William,  3  Falcon  place 
Gourlay,  James,  4  Falcon  place 
Arthur,  Wm. ,  6  Falcon  place 
Proudfoot,  Alexander,  joiner 
Denholm,    James,    blacksmith, 

plumber,  and  gasfitter 
Deuchar,  Mrs  J. ,  Morningside  ho. 
Deuchar,  David,  Morningside  ho. 
Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum — 

Leslie,  Andi'ew,  house  superin- 
tendent 

Macdougall,  Mrs,  matron 

Shearer,  Miss,  matron 

Skae,    D.,    M.D.,    F.R.C.S., 
physician,  Tipperlinn  house 

Sheaf,  C.  A.  E.,  assist,  physcn. 

Haigh,  H.  W.,  assist,  physcn. 

Wright,  S.  H.,  M.B.,  assist, 
physician 

M'Culloch,  Rev.  A.  B. 
Proudfoot,    Miss,     (.bessmaker, 

Paradise  cottage 
Kerr,  James,  spirit  merchant 
Langlands,  William,  buUder 


MOR 


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335 


Wilson,  Mrs,  1  Steele's  place 
Blaikie,  iliss,  2  Steele's  place 
Craigie,  Mrs  H.,  Faleonhall 
Falconar,  Miss,  Falconliall 
Greenfield,  Js. ,  Falcouhall  lodge 

1  Rhind,  JIrs,  ladies'  nui'se 

2  Dick,  Jas.,  refreshment  rooms 

10  Ross,  Jolin,  tailorand  clothier 
Beilby,  G.  T.,  M.D.,  sui-geon, 

Falcon  cottage 

Morningside  Park.    13. 

Morningside. 
1  DaTison,  Mrs 

Morningside  Place.    13. 

Morningside. 
1  Gray,  Mrs 

1  Farmer,  John 

3  Bloxsom,  \y.  G. 

3  Bloxsom,  Mrs 

5  Robertson,  Robert 
7  Williamson,  Mrs 

7  Dodds,  Miss 
9  Douglas,  A. 

11  Constable,  Miss  E.  R. 
13  Romanes,  James,  C.A. 
15  Stevenson,  Mrs  Dr 

17  Greig,  John 
19  Rochead,  J.  T. 
21  Anld,  Colonel  J.  W. 

8  Brown,  E.  J.,  M.D. 

6  Balfour,  iliss 

4  Cowieson,  P. 

2  Clapperton,  James 

Morrison  Street. 

Haymarket. 
North,  4.     South,  10. 

1  Henderson,  William,  grocer 

2  Brough,  William 

4  WyUie,  William  F. 

5  Kemp,  James 

7  Craig,  iliss 

8  Chalmers,  David 
8  Adamson,  Miss 

8  Smibert,  Miss 

9  WUson,  D. 

10  Muir,  John,  spirit  dealer 

11  Ritchie,  John 

13  Xisbet,  Charles 

14  Sutherland,  Donald  S. 

18  Center,  John 

19  Muir,  Gavin 

20  Kerr,  David,  sculptor 

21  Davidson,  WiUiam 

22  Stuart,  Peter  {S.  <£•  Campbell) 

23  Stuart  &  Campbell,  plasterers 

24  Hunter,  Thomas 

25  Tweedie,  John 
25  M'lntyre,  Mrs 
25  Jervis,  Miss 
25  Sansome,  Frederick  S. 

25  Oughton,  Mrs 

26  Lyon,  Charles 


27  Tansh,  Anne 

28  Henderson,  Mrs  D. 

28  Anderson,  Robert 

29  Short,  Mrs 

30  Burns,  George 

31  Hume,  Jliss 
31  Stow,  Alfred 
31  Peacock,  Robert 
31  Hiime,  William 
40  Wilson,  Alexander,  gi'ocer 
42  Burnett,  Robert  A. 
42  Wliyte,  G.  S. 

42  White,  James 

43  Whyte,  George  S. 

Morton  Street.    1. 

Duke  Street,  Leith. 
1  Lawrie,  James 
1  Ross,  Mrs  John 

1  Sime,  Alexander 

2  Bell,  Peter 

3  Sanderson,  Robert  S. 
3  Moifat,  James 
3  Dow,  Laurence  S.,  junior 
3  Don,  Jt)hn 

3  ^liller,  iirs,  ladies'  nurse 

4  Nicholson,  iirs 

5  Shaw,  WiUiam 
5  Henderson,  D.  W.,  agent 

5  Scott,  James,  conti-actor 
6a  Goalen,  Alex.,  Golf  house 

6  Goalen,  James,  architect 

6  Provincial  Insurance  Co. 

7  ilorrison,  William 

8  Dodds,  Peter 

9  ilackay,  Neil,  builder 

Mound  Place.    9. 

North  Bank  Street. 
1  Vallance,  W.  F. 
1  Tait,  James,  j)lasterer 
1  Bertram,  J.  G. 
1  Johnston,  Thomas 
1  ilarshall,  Alexander 

1  Storrie,  Mrs 

2  Knox,  Samuel,   &  Dickson, 
manufacturers 

2  Mackinlay,  Mrs 

2  Eraser,  Daniel  M. 

2  Saxty,  R. 
Neio  College 

Kidd,  James,  New  CoUege 
Young,  G.,  church  officer 

Mulberry  Place.     2. 

Bonnington  Bridge. 

1  Martinson,  W.,  grocer 

2  Cromarty,  Alexander 
2  Rintoul,  Da-vid 
2  Sharp,  Archibald 
2  Morrison,  Matthew 

4  Thomson  &  Co.,  trimmings 
Post  Office 

5  Scott,  James 
5  Gibson,  Mrs 

8  Wishart,  John,  greengi'ocer 
8  Wishart,  James 


Murano  Place.    1. 

Leith  Walk. 

Small,  David 
Harding,  Henry 
Stevenson,  William 
]\mier  &  M 'Donald 
Watson,  William 

Murdoch  Terrace. 

Dairy  Road. 

15  Hamilton,  George 
15  Kennedy,  Hugh 
15  Cleghorn,  James 

Murray  Street.    12. 

Crosscausexcay . 

2  Milne,  Mrs,  midwife 

3  Muir,  Robert,  coal  merchant 

4  Henderson,  James,  smith 

5  Ross,  Mrs,  sick-nurse 
9  Reid,  David 

Connel,  William 

Murray  Street,    13. 

Sciennes  Hill. 

Tulloch,  Rev.  William,  Sciennes 

gi'ove 
Anderson,  Wm.,  Hislop  villa 
Anderson,   W.  J.    K.,  Sciennes 

grove 
Anderson,  A.  H.,  Sciennes  grove 
Arnott,  Robert  A.,  Glenalmond 

villa 
Barker,  Francis  {B.  cfc  Forbes), 

Lawi-ence  villa 
Rose,  W.  K. ,  Laurence  villa 
Bro\vn,  John  C,  Marion  -s-illa 
Fairbairn,  Charles,  Marion  villa 
Dovey,  Rev.  Jn.'  E. ,  Marion  villa 
Wilson,  Miss,  Sciennes  gardens 
Baird,  William,  Callender  lodge 
Sleigh,  W.  L.,  Ruby  villa 
Porteous,  A.,  Charlotte  villa 
Whyte,  John,  Verbena  cottage 
KeUoch,  Aw.,  Verbena  cottage 
Pringle,  ]\Irs  William,  St  Kathe- 

rine's  villa 

Napier  Road.    13. 

Mej-chisfon. 

Mushet,  Miss,  Braeside 
ilurray,  iliss  Agnes,  Braeside 
Richardson,  J.  J.,  Lammerbiu'n 
Bonar,  Mrs  T. ,  Grove  lodge 
King,  Rev.  D.,  LL.D.,  Anagh- 

niore  :.-:^^^-:d 

Kerr,  Stair,  Lon-aine 
Calderwood,      Rev.      Professor 

Henry,  LL.D.,  Craigrowan 
Fergusson,  Major  Home  M.,  The 

Nest 
Cunningham,  John,  Rockville 
Nichol,  Mrs  J.  P.,  Himtly  lodge 


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NEW 


Nelson  Place.    5. 

Nelson  Street. 
1  Neill,  J.,  cabinetmaker 

Nelson  Street.    5. 

Ahercromhy  Place. 

1  Smith,  John  Turn  bull,  C.A. 

1  Herbert,  Da^-id,  M.A. 

1  Thwaites,  ^Y.  Kelso,  S.S.C. 

1  Young,  James  P. 

3  Beaton,  Alexander,  dyer 

5  Galbraith,  Thomas 

6  Royal  Exchange  Assurance 
5  "Wood,  William,  C.A. 

5  Northern  Reversion  Co. 

5  "Wood  &  Hanna,  C.A. 

7  Paterson  k,  Piomanes,  W.S. 
7  Romanes,  John,  S.S.C. 

9  La\\Tie,  Arch.  C. ,  adyocate 

11  Anderson,  Robert 

11  Anderson,  Misses 

11  Fraser,  Peter  S. 

13  Criehton,  J.  A.,  advocate 

13  Criehton,  Hew,  S.S.C. 

13  Criehton,  H.  Hamilton,  AY.S. 

15  Luke,  Misses  J.  &  E. 

15  Grierson,  John  S. 

15  Duncan,  Thomas 

15  Hoyes,  Mrs 

15  Sibbald,  Mrs  A. 

17  Johnston,  Robert,  advocate 
Korthuviberlancl  St.  Iiere 

19  Macdougald,  Robert 
21  M'Dermott,  James 
21  Mowat,  James 

21  Mowat,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

21  Hay,  Miss 

21  Neilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

21  Watson,  Miss 

23  Simpson,  Peter,  S.S.C.    . 

25  Junner,  John  C,  W.S. 
27  M'Pherson,  John 

27  Eraser,  Miss  J.  M. 
27  La'Wi'ie,  John  W. 
27  Armstrong,  Robert 
27  Shaw,  David,  S.S.C. 
27  Harrowcr,  James 
27  Grant,  James,  writer 

27  Jone.s,  Mrs 

31  Glanville,  Mrs,  lodgings 
31  Young,  Mrs,  grocer 
31  Coltherd,  Thomas 
31  Innes,  Robert 

28  Pringle,  Miss 

26  Aytoun,  James 
26  Welsh,  Adam 
26  ]\Iiller,  John 
26  Black,  William 

24  Lee,  Mrs 

22  Bourhill,  James  E. 

20  Lliller,  James,  S.S.C. 
20  Shircss,  David  S. 

20  Thomson,  Miss  Mary 

20  Morton,  J.,  English  teacher 

18  Gulland,  James 
18  Harrowcr,  Mrs 
18  Orr,  Rev.  George 


18  Muir,  Heniy 

16  Smith,  J.  Campbell,  advocate 

12   Chisholm,  James 

12  Hall,  Mrs  C.  A. 

12  Darling,  W.  H. 

10  Adams,  Mrs 

8  Black,  John,  advocate 

6  Gagie,  Robert 

6  Bethune,  Mrs  Jane 

6  Wishart,  Paul 

6  Eabroni,  Sig.  L. 

6  Hunter,  Miss 

4  Smith,  Alexander  W. 

2  Solomon,  H. 

New  Lane.    5. 

Ann  field. 

1  Wright,  !Mrs,  grocer 

New  Street. 

Canoiijate. 
East,  8.      West,  9. 
21a  Liddle,  Bruce 
21  Long,  Thomas,  &  Co. 
27  &  29  Mayt,  James,  k  Co. 
43  Rutherford,  A. 
43  Wilson,  G. 

Newbattle  Terrace.  13. 

Morningside. 

2  Callender,  John  A. 

3  Scott,  Mrs  I.,  Catherine  bank 

4  Henderson,  Mrs  Dr 

5  Wemys.s,  Robert 

6  Gibbon,  A.,  Sunny  brae 

7  Meik,  Thomas,  C.E. 

7  ileik,  S.  C. 

8  Foulis,  Dowager  Lady  Liston, 

Pitsligo  road 

Newhaven.    5. 

Main  Street. 

1  Geddis,  David,  baker 
6  Newhaven  National  Security 
Savings  Bank 
10  Samuel,  James,  butcher 
14  Simpson,  Mrs  J.,  grocer 

21  Taylor,  Mrs 

22  Dawson,  Francis,  druggist 
32  Jeffrey,  J.  J.,  spirit  mercht. 
36  Bradbrook,  R.,  grocer 

40  Goldie,  Robei-t,  shoemaker 

45  M 'Cathie,  G.,  spirit  mercht. 

67  Jeffrey,  Mrs,  gi'ocer 

75  Matheson,  D.,  grocer 

79  Thomson,  A.,  gi'ocer 

86  Thom,  if.,  draper 

90  Matlier,  James,  flesher 

92  Watt,  John,  shoemaker 

95  Melville,  David,  plumber 

96  Drury,  Miss,  dressmaker 

98  &  99  Douglas,  Thos.,  victual 

dealer 

Main,  Mrs  J.  C.,Peacockhotel 

Dalgloi.sh,  William,  Ship  inn 

Walker,  James,  spirit  dealer 


Darney,  Robert,  spirit  dealer  I 
Melville,  J.,  co-operative  store  ' 
Morrison,  W.  &  J.,  tinsmiths 
Crawford,    Jas.,  refreshment 

rooms 
Philpott,  John,  hotel 
103  Hall,  George,  smith 
Scott,  William,  plumber 

Maitland  Street.     5. 

1  Wallace,  William,  baker 
3  Hutton,  James,  grocer 

6  Laing,  Lliss,  boarding-school 

8  Black,  George,  druggist 

9  Wylie,  Mrs,  fruiterer  {P.O.) 
11  Alexander,  John,  grocer 

Maitland  Place.    5. 

2  Cameron,  Misses 
2  Marshall,  Mrs 

5  Selvie,  Mrs,  lodgings 

5  Darling,  Mrs  R. 

5  Ramsay,  James,  lodgings 

5  Hall,  George 

Newhaven  Road.    5. 

Bennington. 
Johnstone,    Miss   Hope,    Hope- 

toun  lodge 
Cowe,  H.,  Tweed  villa 
Wilson,  William,  Swan\alle 
Pentland,  Y.,  jun.,  Muii-ville 
Dahl,  Da%'id,  Catherine  lodge 
Stocks,  James,  Catherine  villa 
Xaismith,  Robert,  Northfield 
Xaismith,  Thomas,  Northfield 
Orkney,  George,  Northfield 
Balfour,  Mrs  A.,  Northfield 
Raimes,  R.,  Bonnington  park 
Hunter,    D.,    Catherine    bank, 

Bonnington  academy 
Salvesen,  Chr.,  Catherine  bank 

house 
Notman,  Wm.,  Northfield  cot. 
JIurray,  Jas.,  Northfield  cottage 
Reoch,  George  W.,  St  Clairs 
Wotherspoon,   Wm.   W.,  Rose- 
bank 
Thomson,  James,  Williamfield 
Gavin,  William,  Williamfield 
Kemp,  Mrs  Dr  T.,  Williamfield 
Cameron,  Wm.  H.,  Williamfield 
Henderson,  James,  Anneville 
Ga\in,  R.,  Jessfield 
Ga-vin,  Miss,  Jes.sfield 
Gavin,  W.  S.,  CheiTy  bank 
ilackay,  iirs,  Cheny  bank 
Webster,  James,  Cherry  bank 
Blair,  John,  Cherry  bank 
Kennedy,  John,  Cherry  bank 
Thomson,  Mrs,  Cherry  bank 
Chri.stie,  Wm.  M.,  I\Ielville  cot. 
Cnidelius,  iirs,  Jessfield  house 
Stenhouse,     Thomas,     Jessfield 

house 
Haynes,    Captain  W.    J.,    Ad- 
miralty hoiise 
Laughton,    Colonel,    Newhaven 
park  house 


NEW 


STREET  DIRECTORr, 


NIC 


337 


M'Intosh,  Mrs,  Xewhavcn  parki 

house  I 

Phipps,  Mrs,  Somerset  cottage    j 

Sui-eiine,  J.   G.,  M.D.,  Willow  j 

bank  j 

Sceales,    Adolplius   M.,  "Willow 

bank  I 

Wardlaw,  John  F.,  Willow  bank 

Mowat,  Magnus,  boatbuilder 

Newington  West.    13. 

^"eiciixjfon. 

1  Adanason,  D.,  coach-hirer      I 

2  Calvert,  F.  B. 

3  iluir,  James 

3  ]\Iiller,  iirs  Thomas 
3  Smart,  John 

3  Pillans,  Miss  | 

4  Thomson,  Mrs  A. 

6  Ogihn,-,  iirs 

7  Green,  Slisses 

8  Weddell,  William 

10  Lawson,  George,  baker 

11  &  12  Proudfoot,  John,  gi'ocer 

13  Kaj',  George,  fruiterer  ' 

14  Ferguson,  D.  K.,  painter 

15  Wiseman,  J.,  boot  and  shoe 

maker 

Newington  PI.  E.    13. 

1  M 'Gilchrist,  Miss  I. 

2  Morison,  John 

2  iMorison,  John,  junior 

3  Sim,  Francis  E. 
3  Marr,  Mrs  James 

Paterson,  James,  builder 
Jack,  Andrew,  mason 
Smith,  J.  E.,  builder 

Newington  PI.  N.    13. 

1  Brand,  J.  k,  0.  S.,  draper 

2  Murraj',  Airs 

2  Sheldon,  G. 

3  Watt,  Alexander,  spirit  mer- 

chant 

6  Galloway,  George,  b-iker 

Newington  PL  W.    13. 

1  Wright,  Andrew 

1  Wright,  Duncan,  coach-hirer 

2  Mure,  Jliss  M. 

2  Turnbull,  Mrs  George 
2  Duncanson,  Mrs  T. 
2  Welsh,  John,  S.S.C. 

2  Morton,  William 
^  Williamson,  Mrs 

3  Forbes,  Alexander,  builder 

4  Freeland,  iirs 

5  Pennie,  Kobert  G.  II. 

5  Lockerbie,  David,  builder 
5  Stewart,  iirs 
5  Naesmith,  Mrs  Thomas 
6.  Ferguson,  D.  K. 

7  Waterston,  Mrs 
7  Ferguson,  Mrs 

Y 


7  Kennedy,  Misses 
7  Thomson,  George 
7  Thomson,  William 
7  Tweedie,  D. 

7  Bain,  John 

8  Cranston,  E. 
8  Gould,  James 

8  Gossnian,  William 
8  Mann,  John 
8  M'Dougall,  Mrs 
8  Westwood,  Alexander 

8  Bogie,  John  F. 

9  Davidson,  JIatthew 
9  Elder,  Charles 

9  Dow,  Peter  L. 

9  Eeid,  James 

9  Laidlaw,  Andrew 
12  Oswald,  George 
12  Mack,  E. 
12  Brown,  James 
14  Blackburn,  John  J. 
14  Audsley,  iliss  F.  A. 
14  Eobertson,  Allan  E. 
14  Smith,  Charles 
14  Coghill,  D.  A.  T. 

14  Waugh,  Eobert 

15  Cowie,  James 

15  B'.odie,  William,  builder 
15  Watson,  James 

15  Macgregor,  Daniel 
1(3  Clark,  William 

16  Jack,  Andrew,  builder 
16  Cowan,  Miss 

16  Clark,  John 

Newington  Terrace.  13. 

1  Macmillan,  Miss  Eliz.  M. 

2  fiercer,  W. 

3  Stewart,  Cliarles 

5  ilarshall,  J.  D. 

6  Grey,  Alexander 

7  Crouch,  W.  (C.  d-  Son) 

8  Sliiell,  D.  E. 

9  Aitken,  John,  comm.  ag'-nt 
9  Winter,  David 

Newington  Ter.  W.  13. 

1  Johnston,  John  L.,  butcher 

2  Smith,  John,  &  Sons 

3  Edington,    ^'Uexandcr,    fish- 

monger 

4  Forbes,  Walter,  M.D. 

5  Ai'cher,  Professor  T.  C. 

6  Allison,  Miss  J.  A. 

Newport  Street.    10. 

West  St  Anthony  Place. 

Nicolson  Square.    11. 

Nicolson  Street. 

1  Hutton,  James,  teacher 

1  Hutton,  Miss  Lilias,  teacher 

2  Johnstone,  Miss 

2  Mair,  George,  drajier 

2  M 'George,  George 

3  Mackintosh,  Eobert 


3  Mather,  James 

3  Lovebrook,  W. 

4  St  Ann's  Seminary 

5  Brotherston,  William 

5  White,  G. 

6  Jamieson,  Peter,  wine  mer- 

chant 

7  Cameron,  Margaret 

8  Utterson,  Mrs 

8  Eobertson,  Eobert 
8  Stewart,  AV.,  sweep 
8  Eenton,  Jolm 
8  Grierson,  Mrs 
8  Nelson,  John 

8  Dougall,  Mrs,  ladies'  niTrse 

9  Howison,  William,  surgeon 

10  Ormiston,  AVilliam 
Wesieyan  Methodist  Chapel 

11  Fairgrieve,  Miss 
11  Blackie,  George 

11  Jamieson,  Alexander 

12  Public  Baths;  David  Little 

13  Christie,  Henry 

14  Smart,  Mrs  John 

14  Turnbull,    John  M.,   photo- 
grapher 
14  Young,  George  Adam,  &  Co. 
14  Eollo,  F.  C. 

14  Biblical  JS^otes  and  Queries 

Offices 

15  Paxton,  James 
15  Guthrie,  John 

15  Brunton,  James,  &  Son 

16  Eeid,  Stephenson 

Nicolson  Street. 

South  Bridge. 
Eastslile,  12.      West,  11. 

1  &  3  Eoss,  Hugh,  &  Co. 

5  Buist,  James,  optician 

5  Cownie,  William 

5  Morgan,  Mrs 

5  Dickson,  Mrs  John 

5  Wilson,  Peter,  tailor 

7  Hilliard,  Harvey,  cutler 

9    &    11     Hoiddeu    Brothers, 
stationers 
13,  15,   17  Mercer  &  Cronibic, 

lace  merchants 
19  Soutliminster   Music    Hcdl ; 

H.  Levy,  proprietor 
21  Lyon  Brothers 
23  M 'Donald,  D.  S.,  hosier 
25  Napier,  G.  B.,  hosier 
27  I^aing,  George,  watchmaker 
29  Eichardson,  Isa.ac 
31  Eobertson  &  Cairns 
31  Eobertson,  Alexander 
31  Cairns,  John 
33  Carlisle,  William,  draper 
35  Eobertson,  James 
37  &  39  Houlden  Brothers 
39  Wardlaw,  Henry 
41  Taylor,  William,  k  Co. 
43  &  45  Hill,  John,  shoemaker 
45  M'Eae,  Kenneth,  wine  mer- 
chant 


338 


NIC 


EDINBURGH  AXD  LEITH 


NIC 


Kicolson  Square  here 
47  Eeid,  Stephenson 
49  Patersou,  A.  &  "W. 
51  Graham,  G.,  printer 
51  Rosenberg,  L.,  carver,  etc. 
53  Gutkrie,  John,  chemist 
55  Pillans,  John,  baker 
59  Wilson,  James,  ham  shop 
61  Davie,  John,  bootmaker 
63  Taylor,  D.,  umbrella  maker 

JRelkie's  Court 
65  MUler    &    Richard,     type- 
founders to  Her  Majesty 
65  Robertson  &  Co. 
65  Brown,  Juhn  A. 
67  Johnston,  S.,  &  Sons 
69  Dickie,  William,  perfumer 
71  Bogie,  J.  F. 
73  FoiTcst,  Mrs 
73  Reid,  Stephenson 
73,  75,  &  77  Morison,  J.  C. 
79  Henderson,  A.  &  J.,  grocers 
81  Coghill,  Mrs  William 
83  Hood,  James,  bootmaker 
85  GalloTvay,  W.,  tobacconist 
87  Irving,  George,  bootmaker 

WeM  Nicolson  Street  here 

89  KeiT,  James,  grocer 

91   Macindoe,  J.  H. ,  tobacconist 

93  Duif,  Wm.,  spirit  merchant 

95  Slater,  Wm.,  spirit  mercht. 

95  Gray's  Court 

95  Hunter,  Mrs 

95  Darling,  MLss 

97  Chi-istie,  A.,  bookseller 

97  Southern  Loan  Office;   D. 

Campbell,  proprietor 
99  Anderson,  Miss,  stationer 
101  Lawson,  Mrs,  refreshments 
103  M'Lareu,  William,  flesher 
105  Veitch,  ilisses  C.  &  R. 
109  iluiTay,  Heniy,  confectnr. 
Ill  Logan,  Miss  bazaar 
115  M'Pherson,  Heniy,  confec- 
tioner 
Nicohon  Street  Church 
117  Aitken,  Alexander  X. ,  baker 
117  M'Lauchlan,  W.,  jeweller 
119  Anderson,  Mrs,  haii'dresser 
123  Miller  &  Co. 
125  Smith,  R.  P.,  bookseller 

129  Watson,  J.,  bootmaker 
131  Dickinson,  G.  I.,  hosier 

135  Beaton,  J.,  spirit  merchant 
140  Gaixlner,  W.  C,  haberdshr. 
138  Gardiner,  William,  tailor 
138  Elder,  William 

138  Brown,  John 

138  M'Laren,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

138  Towert,  W.,  photographer 

138  Ricliardson,  Isaac 

138  Wallace,  Frank  M. 

138  Blackie,  John 

136  Brown,  John,  gi-ocer 
134  Mein,  S.  &  H.,  fraiterers 

130  Lawrie,  George,  tobacconist 
128  Gardner,  John  K. 


128  Gardner,  William 

128  Lamb,  James  W. 

128  Armsti'ong,  Adam 

128  Home,  Wilkie 

128  Campbell,  Daniel 

128  Henderson,  Mrs 

128  Anderson,  Mrs  David 

126  Prentice,  J.,  di-uggist 

124  Dickson,  W.,  caudlemaker 

122  Hamilton,  Wm.,  bootnikr. 

122  Brown,  James,  confectioner 

120  Mein,  George 

120  Mein,  S!  &  H. 

120  Fowler,  John,  bootmaker 

120  Crawford,  D. 

120  Weir,  Mrs  R. 

118  Armstrong,  Adam,  butcher 

116  Wilson,  James,  diaiggist 

114  Bartram,  J.,  bootmaker 

_°° 
I     M'Laren,  Thos.,  joiner,  etc. 

::|  .tj  Wright,  Mrs 

^  I  Young,  John,  plumber 

'^  :2  Peat,  John 

^     Robertson,  E.,  com  mercht. 

110  Waugh,  George 
108  Goldston,  David 
GihVs  Entry 


50  Royal    Princess's    Theatre; 

Alex.    D.    M'Neil,    les.see 

and  manager 
50  Bradshaw,  J.,  comm.  house 
48  Beaton,  John,  &  Co. 
48  M'Gill,  John,  shoemaker 
46  Virtue  &  Co.,  publishers 
46  Mathison,  John 
46  Davidson,  T.,  coal  mercht. 
44  Xau'n,  Wm.,  greengrocer 
44  Porteous,_Jas.,  cabinetmaker 
44  Arbuckle,  Joseph 
42  Mackintosh,  J.,  tobacconist 
38  Asylum  for  Female  Blind 
38  Gillies,  Miss 
36  National   Bank   South  side 

Branch  ;    Miu-doch  Rcss, 

agent 
Hill  Place  here 
34  Dods,  John 
32  KeiT,  Mrs  Jas.,  bookseller 
30  KeiT,  Alexander,  tailor 
30  Burnet,  William 
30  Johnstone,  Alexander 
30  Gunn,  Daniel,  house  factor 
30  Robertson,  John 
28  Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacconists 
26  Stewart,  Robert,  bootmaker 


106  M 'Donald,    Andrew,   si3irit,24  Cattanach,  WiUiam,  junior 

24  Paterson,  Thomas  K. 
24  Campbell,  Hugh 
24  M'Rae,  Kenneth 
22  Anderson,  W.  &  J.,  ironmrs. 
20  Lees,  Robert,  diiiggist 
20  Gentle,  Jas.,  surgeon  dentist 

Gentle,  John  (<?.P.O.) 
18  O'Neil,  J. 
18  Gillie,  Catherine 
18  Anderson,  William 
18  HonejTiian,  W.  C. 

Royal  College  of  Surgeons 
ilacadam,  Stevenson 
Dickie,  John,  ofiicer 
1 6  Dymock  &  Guthrie,  grocers 
14  Legget,  John,  watchmaker 
12  Wilson  &  Gosset,  fmiterers 
10  Hay,  Peter  &  John,  dyers 
10  Laybourn,  William 
10  Livingston,  John,  clothier 
10  Li\dngston,  Miss,  di-essmaker 
10  Higgings,  Francis 
10  Smith,  John 
10  Hyman,  E. 
10  Drummond,  James 
10  Richardson,  John,  clothier 
10  Cook,  M.  &  J.,  hat  manufs. 
8  Croall,  John,  &  Sons 
8  Bookless,  Sirs 
6  Main,  John,  draper 
4  Jamieson,  J.  &  D.,  clothiers 
2  Drysdale,  David,  giocer 


104 

104 

104 

104 

102 

102 

102 

98 

96 

96 

94 

90 

88 

86 

84 

82 

80 

76 

72 
70 
70 
68 


merchant 
Richardson,     Mrs,     ladies' 

niu'se 
Turner,  George 
Buckle,  WiUiam 
Richardson,  Mrs  James 
Lamb,  William,  spirit  mer. 
Dutf,  William 
Dufl',  Mrs  M.,  milliner 
Kay,  Geo.,  pro  vision  mercht. 
Paterson,  Geo.,  pav\-nbroker 
Lawiie,  Alex.,  photogi-apher 
Davidson,  James,  grocer 
Operative  Hat  Factory 
Spence,  John 
Miller,  Robert,  baker,  etc. 
Dickson  &  Ellison,  grocers 
Young,  Robert,  lona  hotel 
Cravrford,  D.,  hosier 
&  78  Taylor,  Angelo,  draper 
West  Richmond  Street  herv, 
k,  74  Mitchell,  George 
Gilchrist,  H.,  &  Co. 
Macdonald,  John 
AUan,  Mrs 
Irving,  George 
Munro,  Hugh 
]\Iunro,  Hugh,  house  agent 
Lipman,  iirs 
Edwards,  YN^'illiam 
Craw,  William  C. 
Asylum  for  the  Industrious 

Blind;  William  Martin, 

manager 
Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacco  mauf. 
Walker,  James,  gi'ocer 
Edinlnirgh  Total  Abstinence 

Society  Committee  Room  ; 

Jonathan  Baxter,  secj'. 


Nicoison  Street  Y7. 

Nicohon  Street. 
1  Hall,  Jiirs,  dressmaker 
1  Anderson.  James,  tailor 
3  M 'Donald,  John 
5  Millar,  Andrew,  &  Son 


11. 


NID 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


NOR 


339 


7  Haig,  Andrew 

7  Mehille,  John,  painter 
9  Haig,  Andrew 

11  Garrety,  Peter,  stationer 

13  Mackie,  William 

15  Cowan,  John,  flesher 
17  Laing,  George 

17  Lennox,  Miss,  dressmaker 
17  Ferrier,  Mrs  C. 

17  Benson,  Mrs,  aiithoress 
19  Leitch,  William 

19  Darling,  William 

23  Melville,  John,  painter 
25  M'Gregor,  Duncan 

25  Lawson,  Mrs  AVilliani 

25  Pentland,  Mrs  James 

25  OKver,  Henry 

25  Grubb,  Mrs 

27  Gibb,  Sliss  J. 

29  Hastie,  Francis,  bookseller 

31  Lamb,  Miss,  fancy  bazaar 

33  Wood,  Andrew,  watchmaker 

35  :M'Glashon,  Mrs  Ralph 

35  Grainger,  Thomas 

35  Gibb,  George 

35  Gibb,  Miss  J. 

35  M'Eae,  Finlay 

35  Fleming,  John 

37  Drummoud,  G.,  bootmaker 

39  Thomson,  Murray,  baker 
41  M'Kechnie,  J.,  dyer 

43  Gowanlock,  Y/.  &  A.,  fleshers 

24  MitcheU,  David 

22  &  24  Usher,  A.,  &  Co. 

20  Seattle,   Mrs 

18  Eankine,  Mrs 
18  Ingram,  Mrs 

18  Clark,  Archibald 

16  Elliot,  James  A. 

16  Sim,  Alexander 

14  Warraker,  W.,  brassfounder 
14  Traquair,  J.,  fruiterer 

12  Martin,  Mrs  William 

10  Ku'k,  William,  tobacconist 

8  Eoss,  R.  Jamieson,  painter 
6  Gibb,  John,  dau'yman 

6  O'Dounell,  John 
4  M'Intosh,  Miss 
2  Ogilvy,  James,  artist 
2  Turnbull  k  Huth 
2  Eonald,  Hugh,  agent 

Niddry  Street.    8. 

High  Street. 

1  Brown,  James 

13  Sutherland,  A. 

17  BailUe  k  Palmer 

29  Lidgate,  Alexander,  tailor 
43  iluuro,  Neil,  furniture  dealer 
45  Forsj^th,  Mrs  C. 

51  Sword,  Thomas,  tm-ner 

57  Hay,  J.  &  W.,  leather  mer. 

50  Dr  Bell's  School 

50  Hill,  James  Edgar,  teacher 

40  Steele,  John,  &  Son 

84,  36,  k  33  Aikman,  A.  &  D. 
33  Stewart,  MrsE.,  mattress-m. 

30  Rutherford  &  Co. 


24  &  26  Aikman,  James 
22  k  28    Murray,   J.,  printers' 

joiner 
14  Tron  Church  Female  Indus 

trial  School 
14  Menzies,  Miss,  teacher 
14  M'Niel,  Mrs,  matron 
12  County  Fire  and  Provident 

Life  Office;  J.   H.  Stott, 

agent 

12  Stott,  J.  H.,  &  Son 

6,  8,  &  10  Hewat,  J.,  &  Sons 
2  Brown,  Grant  C. 

Niddry  Street  South.  9. 

4  Dufty,  Peter 

North  Bridge.  9. 

1  Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacco  manu- 

facturers 

2  Eoss,  Thomas,  flesher 
2  Kerr,  S.  B.,  tailor 

2  AVyllie,  Geo.,  warehouseman 

2  Craig,  James 

3  Dunlop,  D.  M.,  hatter 

4  Hay,  Alexander,  stationer 
4a  Valentine,  John,  k  Co. 
4a  Orrock  &  Son 

4a  M'Cartuey,  Hugh,  tailor 

5  Laule  &  Hepting,  toy  wareh. 

6  Black,  Adam  &;  Charles 

7  Eitchie,  Da-^id,  &  Co. 

8  Tait,  T.,  pocketbook  maker 
8  Hillson  &  Co.,  clothiers 

8  Edgar,  Miss,  dressmaker 
8  Small,  David 
8  Kirkwood,  Alex.,  engraver 
8  City    of   Glasgow    Friendly 

Society;     James     M'Cor- 

mack,  agent 
8  M'Cormack,  James,  coal  and 

coke  merchant 
8  Beveridge,  John 

8  Eagle,  M. 

9  Mortimer,  William,  leweller 

10  Burge,  W.,  hatter 

11  &  12  Bennet,  J.,  lace  mercli. 

13  Combe,  Matthew,  tailor 
13  Heron,  William,  merchant 
13  M'Diarmid,  John,  tailor 

13  Smith,  S.,  tailor  and  clothier 

14  Donaldson,  John  F.  B. 

15  Tait,  Alexander,  bootmaker 

17  Macfarlan,  J.  F.,  &  Co. 

18  Macldntosh,  J.  &  E.  C,  den- 

tists 
20  Garden,  James,  tailor 

20  Lindsaj"-,  Alexander 

21  Kohler,  E.,  &  Son 

22  Blackball  Brothers 

23  &  24  Eoy,  James,  lacemau 

25  Easterbrook,  Thomas,  agent 
25  Wright,  George,  merchant 
25  Baigrie,  George 

25  Panton,  George  A. 

25  Steel,  Andrew 

25  M'Kenzie,  Alex.,  draper 

25  Short,  David,  accountant 

25  Walker,  George,  vrright 


Lawrie  &  Mitchell 
Wathen,  Alfred  H. 
M  'Intosh,  J. ,  &  Son,  clothieii 
Thai]  on,  L.,  agent 
Mackintosh  k  Co.,  hosiers 
Market  Stairs 
Crocket,  Thomas 
Marshall  k  Aitken,  clothiers 
Mackay  &  Smith,  clothiers 
Thomson,  C.  J.,  bookbinder 
Aikman,  George 
Ballantiue,  George,  &  Son 
Harrison,  George,  &  Co. 
Smith  &  Brown 
Miller,  J.  S. 
ililler,  John 
Miller,  Miss 
Dalziel,  Mrs  W. 
and  32  Crouch,  Wm.,  &  Sons 
Adair,  John,  &  Co. 
Sanderson,  Edwin,  engraver 
Johnston,  Thomas,  jeweller 
Brown,  William,  hosier 
k  37  PIarrison&  Co.,  drapers 
Nicol,  Eobert,  die-cutter 
Mein,  William 
Chisholm,  Miss,  furrier 
Smith,  John 
Market  Stairs 
Peattie,  J.,  refreshments 
Rankine,  Thomas,  &  Sons 
Wells,  L.,  k  Co.,  tea  merch. 
Sutton  k  Co.,  rail,  carriers 
Craig,  Mrs 
Allan,  Robert,  agent 
Milne  Square 
Hamilton,  W.  L.,  hatter 
Carrick,  William,  hatter 
Craig,  James,  bootmaker 
Gordon,  Misses 
Henderson,  D.,  hatter 
Rainbow  Din  ing -rooms 
Anderson,  William 
Cranston  &  Elliot,  drapers 
Ross,  Mrs 
Brown,  Mrs 
Hyam,  David,  &  Co. 
Niblett,  F.  B. 
Mackay  &  Chisholm 
Ritchie,  David,  k  Co. 
Shepherd,  J.,  accountant 
M'Evoy,  P.,  agent 
Sugden,  Son,  k  Kephew 
Oldman,  J. 
J.Ieek,  David 
Paterson,  R.  B. 
AVdson,  Edmoni 
Duncan,  Flockhart,  &  Co. 
Richardson,  William,  cutler 
Young,  T.,  &  Son,  tailors 
Leishnian,  Joseph 
Campbell,  J.  &W.,  &  Co. 
Peacock,  T.  B.,  agent 
Duncan,  Flockhart,  &  Co. 
Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  clothiers 
Brown  Brothers,  clothiers 
Stark,  John 
Hugh  Johnstone  k  Co. 
Dawson,  William 


340 


NOR 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITII 


OLD 


57  Dawson's  Commercial  hotel 

58  Young,  Archibald 

59  Eomanes  &  Paterson 

60  M'Laren,  Wm.,  Son,  &  Co. 

60  Cranston,  ^Y.  B. 

61  Cunningham,  T.,  hatter 

62  Mouat  &  Shearer,  clothiers 

63  Goldie,  George  A.,  jeweller 
63  Thomson  &  Eobertson 

63  Edmonston,  F.,  &  Son 

63  Pdddell,  John 

63  Young,  C.  &  A.,  engravers 

63  Young,  Gavin,  lapidaiy 

64  Dunlop,  D.  M.,  hatter 

65  Dow,  J.  Allan,  hatter 

07  Jolinsion,  Thos.,  wine  mer- 
chant 

Northuraberland  PI.    5. 

Kelson  Street. 

2  "Walker,  "WiUiam 
2  Cooper,  iirs,  rubber 
2  Taylor,  James 
2  Scott,  John 
2  Neil,  John 

2  Chisholm,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

3  Smith,  George,  dairy 

4  Gardner,  Charles  C. 
4  Johnston,  Mrs  W. 

4  Adam,  John 

4  Dow,  Alexander 

5  Wright,  JIrs,  grocer 

6  ilackay,  Thos.,  bootmaker 

7  Castle,  Peter 


NortlLuniberlaiid  St.    5.;^ 

Dundas  Street. 

1  Jimner,  John  C,  W.S. 

1  Gibson  &  Ferguson,  W.S. 

1  Ferguson  &  Junner,  AV.S. 

3  King,  J.  Haliburton 

5  Brand,  Mrs  "William 

7  Stuart,  Kev.  John 

9  Pitcairn,  Mrs 
11  Thomson,  Andrew,  M.D. 
15  Baillie,  John  M.,  C.A. 
17  Finlay,  Gilbert  L. 
17  Macnab,  Mrs  Robert 
19  Matheson,  Mrs  Alexander 
21  Smith,  J.  Irvine 
23  Duncan,  John  M.,  advocate 
ii5  Ciirroi',  David,  S.S.C. 
27  Cliiene,  Geo.  T.,  jun.,  C.A. 
29  Mackenzie,  Kenneth,  C.A. 
31  Straehan,  ii.  H. 
33  Kinnear,  Alex.  S.,  advocate 
33  Lockhart,  Mrs  Robert 
35  Anderson,  Miss  Eliziibeth 
35  Wilson  k.  Lee,  grocers 

Dundas  Street  here 

37  Hall,  David,  advocate 

39  Leslie,  Alexander,  C.E. 

41  ilacdonalJ,     Angus,    M.A., 

M.D. 
43  Smith,  "Wm.,  writing  ma.ster 
45  Gairdner,  Jolui,  ]\l.D. 


47  Walker,  WiUiam,  surgeon 
51  Adam,  James,  advocate 
53  Gillespie,  John,  W^S. 
55  "Wright,  T.  Strethill,  M.D. 
57  Keith,  George  S.,  M.D. 
59  Kennedy,  "\Villiam,  W.S. 

61  ^luirheaci,  James,  advocate 

63  Thomson,  Rev.  Andw.,  D.D. 

65  Robertson,  Miss 

Lc(ne — Porter,  Thos.,  Mright 

67  Hunter,  Robei-t,  advocate 
69  Finlay,  William,  writer 

69  Carstairs,  David 

71  Carstairs,  Mw.,  jjlumber,  etc. 
!73  M'Keehnie,  James  \ 
175  Lisle,  George,  butcher  j 
;76  Fleming,  James,  dairy 

72  Brown,  Da^dd,  writer 
■72  Laurie,  Mrs  [ 
;72  Buchan,  Alexander  ; 

72  Anderson,  iirs  John 

72  Orosz,  Francis,  prof,  of  music  i 

72  Kay,  John 

72  Stalker,  Colin  Kay  j 

72  Kay,  W'illiam  F. 

70  Innes,  Alex.  Taylor,  advocate 

Lane — Renwick,  Jas.,  livery 
stables 

68  Campbell,  Miss,  of  Soiithhall 

66  Smith,  Mrs  David 

64  Darling,  James  S.,  "W.S. 
64  Darling,  M.  T.  Stormonth 

62  Aidd,  Miss 
62  Wilson,  Mrs 
60  ilarshall,  John,  advocate 
58  Macara,  L.  M.,  W.S. 
56  Tod,  James,  advocate 
54  Gloag,  W.  E.,  advocate 
52  Scott,  Miss 
50  Richardson,  John,  W.S. 
46  Smith,  Thomas,  lodgings 
44  M'Laren,  W.  N.,  advocate 
42  Boyal  Engineers'  Office 
42  Edes,  Walter,  surveyor 
40  Strachan,  Robt.  U.,  advocate 
40a  Tuting,  Mrs 
38  Malcolm,  iirs  .J. 

■36  Wilson,  William,  dairy 

Dundas  Street  here 

'34  Grosset,  James,  baker 
30  Tm-nbull,  Patrick,  C.A. 
]30  Turnbull,  Mrs 
1 26  Carphin,  James  Rhind,  C.A. 
1 24  Bourchier,  Colonel E.r.,C.B. 
22  Carmichael,  Wm.  S.,  surgeon 
i20  Horan,  Colonel 
:1S  Bowie,  J.  T.,  C.A. 

Forrester,  William 

Grant,  James  Dundas,  advo- 
cate 

Paterson,  D.  W. 

Lindsay,  James,  AV.S. 

Cassels,  Alexander,  W'.S. 

Ferguson,  William,  W.S. 

Torrance,  John,  baker 

Cormack,  Miss  M. 


Norton  Place  East.    1. 

London  Rood. 
2  Sinclair,  Mrs  Peter 
2  Low,  William 

4  Easton,  Mi.s.s,  laundress 

6  Craig,  David,  baker 

8  Craig,  John  Millar 
10  Hay,  Robert,  junior 

10  Reid,  Rev.  "\Villiam  H. 

12  Box,  Thomas 
16  KeiT,  Andrew 

16  Ward,  Mrs  W.  F. 

16  Fulton,  William  B. 

18  Jliller,  Thomas  (M.  1-  Co.) 

22  Bruwn,  Mrs  Brown 

17  Jack,  J. 

Norton  Place  South.    1. 

]    Reid,  Mitchell,  grocer 

5  Spindler,  Mrs  E. 

7  "VVallace,  James 
7  Wallace,  Miss 

9  Walker,  James 

11  Crawford,  iirs 
11  ilArthur,  James 

13  Cumniing,  Boswall 
15  Jenkinson,  David 
17  Morison,  Miss 

17  Brown,  David 
17  Walkingshaw,  G. 
17  W^allcingshaw,  F. 

19  Masterton,  Alexander 
21  Baird,  Iiirs 

23  Pearson,  Thomas 
25  JIunro,  Daniel  T. 

j   7  Fire-Lifjliter  Fadorij 

9  7  Calder,  William 

Jack,  John,  spirit  dealer 

!    2  Robert 

Hunter,  S.,  sculptor 
Younger,  Robert,  St  Ann's 
Richardson,  L.,  M.D.,  Kyle 
cottage 

Norton  Place  West.    1. 

1  Shiels,  John,  gi'ocer 
34  Muir,  Mrs  David 
ilillar,  J.  H.  B. 

Nottingham  Place.    1. 

Greenside  Street. 
Tlorse  Repository ;  P.  Moir 
Inglis,  Heniy,  coachbuilder 
4  Reid,  il.  W^,  printer 
4  Gibb,  Alex.,  &  Son,  builders 

Nottingham  Terrace.  1. 

1  Dunn,  Andrew 

1  M'Laren,  Mrs 

2  Gray,  Mrs 

3  Watson,  Thomas 

3  Thomson,  James 

4  Hutton,  Robert 
4  Armstrong,  A. 

Old  Assembly  Close.  9. 

See  172  Hifjh  Street. 


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Old  Bridge  End.    3. 

Coalhill. 
1  Webster,  John 
3  Sword,  Jas.,  cocal  merchant 

Old  Church  Street.    4. 

Bridge  Street. 
1  Innes,  E.,  &  Co.,  shipbuilders 
3  Han'ow,  John 
16  Laiirenson,  Laurence 
Cowe,  Henry 

Old  Fishmarket  CI.   9. 

See  196  High  Street. 

Old  Physic  Gardens.  9. 

Market  Street. 
1  Ferguson,  John 
1  Watt,  George 
1  Cameron,  James,  &  Son 
1  Porter,  George 
1  Campbell,  George 
1  Chalmers'  Close 

1  M'Lauchlan,  W.  B. 

2  Currie,  J.,  &  Co. 

3  Lumsdaiue,  Jas. ,  spirit  dealer 

4  M'Vey,  Joseph  [M'  V.  <L-So>i) 

4  West,  William 

5  Kobertson,  Alex.,  com.  agent 

6  M'Vey  &  Son,  brassfounders 

6  Miller,  John 

7  North  Gray's  Close 
10  Watters,  Kobert 

8  Lindsay,  Jas. ,  fruit  mercht. 

Old  Sugarhouse  CI.    3. 

See  90  St  Andrew  Street,  Leith. 

Orchardfield  &  Lane.  2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 
Orchardfield  Place.   10. 

1  Saunders,  John,  grocer 

2  Smellie,  Robert 

3  HaU,  William 

3  Anderson,  David,  &  Son 

4  Latimer,  George 

6  Glass,  Thomas  L. 

7  Douglas,  James 
7  Thomson,  James 

Orchardfield  Street.  10. 
Bread  Street. 
1  Smith,  Robert 

1  Gay,  John 

2  Rule,  James,  to^Yn  porter 

2  Shaw,  WiUiam 

3  Paton,  James 

Osborne  Terrace.    10. 

Haymarket. 

1  Marshal],  Mrs  Dallas 

2  Adams,  Miss 

3  Mitchell,  William,  S.S.C. 


4  Baxter,  Mrs 

5  Forgie,  Robert,  cattle  agent 

6  Shand,  Mrs  Colonel 

7  Gray,  Mrs 

8  Cornwall,  Miss 

9  Carfrae,  T. 

10  Smith,  David 

11  Simpson,  Richard 

12  Panton,  Rev.  George  A. 

13  M'Cheyne,  WiUiam 

14  M'Kelvie,  James 

Oswald  Road.    13. 

Grange  Loan. 

Veitch,  George  S. 
Romanes,  George 
Romanes,  John 
Romanes,  Mrs 
Robertson,       William      N. , 

Maturatta  house 
Macmillan,  J.   G.,   Dunvaar 

lodge 

Oxford  Street.    12. 

East  Preston  Street. 

3  Hastie,  Mrs 

3  Stirling,  Rev.  Archibald 

3  Currie,  J.  G. 

3  Dickson,  Mrs 

3  Strathern,  Robert 
Lockerbie,  D. 

6  Watson,  Adam  B.  S. 

4  Innes,  John 

4  Beaumont,  Rev.  J.  S. 
4  Gillesjiie,  Rev.  William 
4  Thomson,  George,  agent 
4  Grant,  George 

Oxford  Terrace.    3. 

Dean  Bridge. 

1  Atkinson,  Adam  P. 
1  Douglas,  Miss 
1  Garment,  Mrs 

1  Aitken,  Andrew  P.,  M. A. 

2  Agnew,  Captain,  R.N. 

3  Noble,  Robert  G. 

4  Wood,  William,  C.A. 

5  Campbell,  Ord  Graliam 

6  Bouch,  Thomas 

7  Perigal,  Arthur,  R.S.A. 

8  Kippen,  J.  H.,  of  Westerton 

9  Steven.son,  Rev.  R.  Home 

10  Brodie,  Alexander 

11  Sampson,  Miss,  school 

12  Broun,  Archibald,  P.C.S. 

Palmerston  Place.    4. 

Haymarket. 

1  Forrester,  Andrew 

3  Veitch,  James 

5  Saurin,  W.  G. 

7  Reid,  William 
18  Gibson,  Thomas 
20  Thomson,  Wyville 
22  Hyslop,  James 
24  Falconer,  Mrs 


26  Milne,  Mis.ses 
28  Brown,  George  B. 

Palmerston  Road.    13. 

Grange. 

1  Watson,  James 

3  Robson,  William 

5  Bell,  John  M.,  W.S. 

7  Rowatt,  Thomas  (R.  tL-  Son) 
9  Biggar,  Mrs 

9  Blaikie,  Rev.  Wm.  G.,  D.D. 
11  Morton,  Charles,  W.S. 
13  Craig,  John 
15  Simpson,  Mrs 
17  Hutchinson,  Miss  M. 

10  Bonar,  Rev.  Horatius,  D.D. 

8  Hall,  Thomas,  junior 

6  Wood,  Joshua 

6  Wood,  George  M. 

4  Riddell,  Mrs  Elizabeth 

2  Anderson,  Charles  W. 

Panmure  Place.    11. 

Brougham  Street. 

1  Allan,  Miss,  dressmaker 

1  Muirhead,  D. 

1  Jeffrey,  William  T. 

1  Dennison,  Alexander 

1  Kerr,  James 

1  M'Cormack,  John 

3  Andrew,  W. 

5  Little,  John 

7  Munro,  Hugh 
7  Taylor,  Mary 

7  Henderson,  Mrs 
7  M'Ara,  Andrew 
7  Mercer,  J.  B. 
7  Gidney,  James  M. 
7  Macfarlane,  Daniel 

9  Maclagan,  Thomas 

11  Smith,  James 

13  Robb,  Charles  {T.  JR.  db Son) 

13  Gunn,  Mrs  Robert 

13  Campbell,  Miss 

13  Balfour,  George  D. 

13  Stewart,  Charles  W. 

13  Newlands,  Andrew 

]  5  Stuart,  Morris  F. 

19  Mitchell,  George 

19  Murray,  Alexander 

19  Wallace,  Andrew  P. 

19  Carmont,  Mrs 

19  M'Tavish,  Alexander  S. 

19  Wallace,  David 

19  Wallace,  Thomas 

19  Crow,  Robert 

19  M'Kinnon,  John 

19  Wilson,  Alex.  {W.  <f.-  Co.) 

21  Hutchison,  Peter 

25  Preacher,  Mrs  John 

25  Pedie,  John  D. 

25  Melvin,  J.  T. 

25  Danielson,  Henry 

25  Macrae,  William 

25  Kennedy,  John  J.  A.  G. 

25  Gill,  James 

25  Macquarrie,  Alex.  J. 


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27  Armstrong,  William  E. 

29  Wotlierspoon,  "WiUiam 

31  Carnegie,  William  C. 

31  Ormiston,  John 

31  Steven,  William 

31  Proud,  Peter 

31  Letliem,  Henry 

3]    Graeie,  Robert 

35  Ferguson,  James 

24  Kennedy,  Samuel 

22  Jlanuel,  WiUiam 

22  Manuel,  John 

22  Manuel,  ilrs 

22  Harper,  Henry 

22  Seneliier,  Mrs 

18  Maekay,  James  M. 

18  Renton,  David 

18  Ritchie,  Mrs 

18  Millar,  T. 

18  Caldwell,  David 

18  Brodie,  Miss 

18  Campbell,  Mrs  D. 

18  Darling,  Robert 

18  Fleming,  J.  C. 

18  Biggar,  Mrs 

16  Dodds,  David 

16  M'Intosh,  Alexander,  M.D. 

14  Munro,  Charles  R. 

12  May,  James,  ai'tist 

12  May,  Mrs 

10  Graj',  Andrew 

10  Dewar,  Archibald 

10  llillei;  Thomas 

10  Hendry,  William 

10  Mossman,  James 

10  M'Kinnell,  Thomas  M. 

10  M'Kinnell,  Mrs 

10  Reid,  A\"illiam 

10  Elliot,  Robert 

10  Smith,  William 

8  Hunter,  William 

6  Andrew,  Thomas 

4  Wilson,  David 

4  Renwick,  Robert 

4  Ramage,  John  S. 

4  Keith,  Mrs 

4  Balfour,  Robei-t 

4  Smith,  Charles 

4  Chisholm,  John 

2  Murdoch,  Rev.  A.  D. 

Park  Place.    11. 

Park  Street. 

1  Udin.    Ladies'    Institution ; 

John  C.  Steen,  head  master 

2  Tait&  Crichton,  W.S. 

2  Tait,  J.  Campbell,  W.S. 

2  Tait,  John,  advocate 

2  Bell,  John  M. 

3  Dickson,  David 

4  Auchie,  Alexander 
6  Music  Class-room 
6  Welliy,  Henry 

6  Oakeley,    Professor    Herbert 

_S.,  M.A. 
Rittenberg,  B.,  Ross  house 

7  Jews'  Synapogue 

7  Levi,  Jlorris 

8  Turpy,  George,  stabler 


Park  Street.    11. 

Teviot  Row. 

1  Levy,  H. 

1  Shiels,  Daniel 

1  Ferguson,  Misses 

1  Wilson,  Miss 

2  Chisholm,  Alexander 

3  YN''hyte,  David,  merchant 

4  Millar,  Mrs  John 
4  Maekay,  Mrs 

4  Cownie,  David 

4  Rae,  Mrs 

4  Allan,  Robert 

4  Sinclair,  Mrs 

4  Gardner,  William  C. 

4  Hamilton,  Robert 

5  Baigi-ie,  George 

6  DouU,  James,  joiner 
6  Williamson,  Miss  E. 
6  Macaulay,  Mrs  B.  J. 
6  Dickson,  Misses 

6  Inglis,  Miss  M.,  milliner 
6  Laidlaw,  James 

6  Lawson,  James 

7  Hogg,  William 
7  Hogg,  A. 

7  Yallance,  Thomas 
7  Watt,  E. 

Parkside  Street.    12. 

St  Leonard  Street. 

1  Robertson,  William,  grocer 

2  Brydon,  John 

2  Anderson,  John 

3  Plimer,  Andrew 
5  Dobie,  Thomas 

5  Fraser,  Sirs  George 

10  Nisbet,  John 

11  Watson,  William 
11  Ross,  William 

11  Duncan,  ilrs 

12  Taj'lor,  J.  P. 

13  Duncan,  Miss 

13  Henderson,  John 

13  Turnei",  James 

14  Anderson,  James 

14  Bisset,  David,  writer 

14  Arnott,  Miss 

17  Greig,  James  (/.  <£;  /.  G.) 

17  Cameron,  Joseph 

17  Gallowaj%  Robert 

17  Reid,  George 

17  Little,  Joseph 

17  Stott,  Charles 

18  Dickson,  John 

Parliament  Square.    9. 

St  Giles',  Hiyh  street. 

Linton,    T.,    superintendent   of 

city  police 
M  'Lellan,  Liexitenant  A. 
Millar,  Lieutenant  D. 
H.M.  Gazette  Office. 
II.  M.  E.vchequer  Chamhers 
Joint-stock  Co.  liegistration  Office 
Sheriff-clerk  of  Chancery 


Presenter  of  Signatures  Office 
Commissary  Clerk's  Office 

Hill,  James  L.,  W.S. 

Inglis,  Thomas,  depute-clerk 

Macaulay,  John 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland 
Taylor,  Laur.  ( Union  Banlc) 
Gow,  James  M.  (Union  Bank) 
Office  of  H.M.  Works— 

Matheson,  Robert,  surveyor 
Courts  of  Lavj 
Lord  Advocate' s  Chamhers 
Croivn  Agent's  Office — ■ 

Morton,  Charles,  W.S. 
Parliament  House — 

Weddell,  Robt.,  superintend. 

Watson,  Thomas,  doorkeeper 
Advocates'  Library 
Solicitors  Sujpreme  Courts  Lib. 
Signet  Library 
Brown,  John,  W.S. 
County  Buildings 
County  Road  Office;  D.  Stratton, 

superint.  ;  Wm.  Fraser,  clerk 
County  Justice  of  Peace  Office 
County  Police  and  Prison  Tax 

Office  ;  W.  Kennedy,  collector 
County  Land  Valuation  Office 
County  Police  Office  ;  Alfred  J. 

List,  chief  constable  ;  S.  Cop- 
land, superintendent 
Coiinty   Weights  and  Measures 

Office;  A.  Reid,  inspector 

Patriothall.    3. 

See  Hamilton  Place. 

Pattison  Street.    1. 

Elbe  Street. 

7  Muunoch,  Misses 
11  Cunningham,  James,  wright 

Peel  Terrace.    13. 

Mayfield  Loan. 

1  DalrjTnple,  John 

2  Innes,  Dr  F.  W.,  C.B. 

3  Dickie,  Henry  David 

Pembroke  Place. 

Rosehurn. 

1  Farquharson,  Andrew  G. 

2  Barr,  James 

3  Scott,  James  R. 

4  Mitehell,  Hugh 
6  Marshall,  G.  W. 

Picardy  Place. 

Union  Place. 
3  Wilson,  Peter,  junior 

5  Simson,  James,  accountant 
5  Russel,  William  C. 

5  Dow,  Misses,  seminary 

5  Runcimau,  John 

5  ]\Iartin,  George 

5  Shaw,  James,  accountant 


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7  M'Kay,  Mrs 

9  Brodie,  Hamilton,  &  Co. 
11  Millar,  A.,  jeweller 
11  Masters,  JIrs  William 
11  Stewart,  Mrs 
11  Home,  George,  hairdresser 
13  Wylie,  Alexamier,  W-S. 

15  ilartin,  G.,  plumber 

17  Leitch,  W.,  soda  water  manuf. 

21  Banh  of   Scotland    Branch 

Office;  J.  Haswell,  agent 

22  Renny,  James,  junior 
20  Macbeth,  "Wm.,  wine  mercht. 
20  Duncan,  Thomas,  &  Sons 
20  Scott's  private  school 
20  Neil,  Mrs  J. 
20  Johnstone,  Mra 

18  Mitchell,  Eobert 
18  Falkirk  Iron    Co. ;    E.    K. 

Mitchell,  agent 
18  Muir  &  Fleming,  S.S.C. 
18  Muir,  W.  H.,  S.S.C. 
18  Fleming,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

16  Cameron,  Hugh,  R.S.A.         I 
16  Eanken,  Francis,  &  Sons 
16  Bell,  R.  P.,  artist 
16  Robertson,  D.,  architect 
16  Smart,  John 
16  Hay,  George,  A. R.S.A. 
16  Kei'th,  John 
14  Scott's  school 
12  Church  of  Scotland  Normal 

School     Boardlno-liouse ; 
Mrs  D.  narrower,  matron 

10  Gibson,  Peter  Clark,  surgeon 
8  Campbell,  Thomas  B.,  &  Co. 
8  Slimon,  James 

6  Daun,  Robert,  M.D. 

Pillans  Place.    1. 

Seafield. 

7  Clarkson,  Joseph 

Pilrig  Cottages.    2. 

Pilrlfj  Street. 

1  Simpson,  Robert 

2  Rogan,  Edward 

3  Butchard,  C.  T. 
■     5  Swan,  Edward 

Pilrig  Model  Bldings.  2 

Moray  Street. 

1  ISI 'Donald,  James 

3  Muir,  W.  H. 
16  Gould,  Mrs  R. 
19  Grieve,  James,  gardener 
21  Penman,  John 
83  Hunter,  William  (<?. P.O.) 

40  Black,  Hugh((?.P.O) 

41  Beavis,  David 

49  Millar,  N.  (G.P.O.) 
51  Brown,  James 

Pilrig  Place,    2. 

Pilrig  Street. 
lA  Anderson,  Alex.,  grocer 


1  Oswald,  John  {G.E.ff.) 
1  Drummoud,  John 
1  Stewart,  iirs  George 

Pilrig  Street.    2. 

Leith  Wcdk. 

1  ilitchelhill,  P.  {D.  Carse  <!b 

Co.) 
5  Muir,  Jn. ,  brewer  {J.  M.  cD  S. ) 
7  Lindsay,  Robert 
7  Lindsay,  Mrs 

9  "Wallace,  Misses 
11   Tod,  John,  junior 
11  Tod,  John  (/.  T.  tfc  Son) 
13  Gillon,  Mrs  John,  junior 
15  Scott,  John 
17  Johnston,  William 
19  Scott,  John 

21  Wright,  JIrs  A.  B. 
23  Walker,  Mrs 
25  AYelsh,  William  M. 
27  Mann,  Alexander,  solicitor 

Macphail,    Rev.    J.    Calder, 
Pilrig  manse 

Connor,  John  J.,  The  Cottage 
60  Alexander,  Mrs  James 
60  Lizars,  M.,  merchant 
38  Jliles,  William 
36  Methveu,  Thomas 
36  Jilethven,  John 

22  Mackinlay,  Jas.  (C.  M.  ct-  Co. ) 
20  Wright,  SL 

Robertson,  Wm.,  gardens 
18  Steele,  Mrs  W. 
16  Galloway,  William  D. 
14  Mackinlay,  Mrs 
12  Scott,  Miss 

10  Moifat,  James  W. 
10  Moffat,  Mrs 
10  Watt,  Misses 

8  Johnstone,  Misses 

6  AVatson,  James 

4  Bowie,  Andrew  F. 

4c  Jupp,  A. 

4c  Hoseason,  Mrs  J. 

2a  Auld,  John,  shoemaker 

2  Ritchie,  Andrew 

Pitt  Street.    5. 


I  Young,  J.,  &  Co.,  grocers 
1  Wilson,  James,  butcher 
3  Aitken,  W.,  chemist 
3  Deas,  Mrs  Colonel 
3  Bruce,  David,  chimney-sweep 
5  Brodie,  Rev.  James 
5  Angus,  George 
5  Angus,  Mrs  Charles 
5  Gibson,  Miss 
5  Gillman,  Mrs 
5  M 'Donald,  William 
7  Young,  A.  J.,  advocate 
9  Cunningham,  John 

II  Cook,  David,  S.S.C. 
13  Wemyss,  Miss 
13  Baird,  William,  plasterer 
13  Cowan,  R.  Cameron 
13  Scott,  Mi-s 


13  Reid,  Mrs  P.  B. 

13  Law,  Miss 

13  Jackson,  ]\Irs  James 

13  RoUo,  J. 

13  Irvine,  James 

15  Lees,  Mrs  W. 

15  Lees,  J.  M.,  advocate 

Cumberland  Street  here 

17  Darling,  iliss 

19  Carfrae,  Robert 

19  Darlington,  WiUiam 

19  Robertson,  Alexander 

21  Eaeburn,  Robert  R.,  architect 

21  Raeburn,  John  P. ,  accountant 

21   Raeburn,  James  L. 

23  Macpherson,  Miss 

25  Scott,  Miss 

25  Rae,  George 

25  Wemyss,  Mrs 

25  '\Yhj^;e,  Misses 

25  Antonio,  D. 
27a  Tweeddale,  Jas. ,  prov.  mer. 

7  Brebner,  Alan,  C.E. 

29  Craig,  Charles 

31  Moffat,  J. ,  butcher 
33  Black,  John,  grocer,  etc. 
33  Carr,  David 

32  Purves,  David,  spirit  mercht. 
32  Menzies,  Mrs  J. 

30  Webster,  David 
30  MUlar,  Misses 
28  Doig,  James,  fruiterer 

8  Paterson,  Mrs  Colin 

26  Brown,  Mrs 
26  Frew,  ]\Iiss 
26  Shaw,  James 
26  Deas,  P.  Stuart,  architect 
26  Guthrie,  ]\Iiss  J.  R. 
24  Forbes,  Alex.,  coach -hirer 
24  Brown,  W.  A.,  advocate 
22  Rhenius,  J.  R. 
22  M'Clumpha,  John,  tailor 
20  MiUer,  John  [D.  M.  <i:Son} 
20  Irvine,  Duncan 
20  Robertson,  Miss 
20  Irving,  John 
18  Torry",  John,  writer 
16  Hammond,  William,  M.D. 
14  Morison,  A.  Kelly,  S.S.C. 
14  Pattison,  Miss 
14  Smith,  Mrs  J.  G. 
14  Mason,  James,  S.S.C. 
14  Reynolds,  Andrew,  printer 
14  Thomson,  Mrs  John 
12  Wright,  Robert 
12  Wright,  Robert,  M.D. 
10  Scott,  Mrs  G. 

8  Henderson,  James  S. 

6  Bruce,  Arthur  M. 

6  Watson,  Miss 

6  Mitchell,  Andrew 

6  Miller,  William 

6  Dunlop,  Mrs 

6  Steuhouse,  Mrs 

4  Spink, William,  S.S.C. 

4  M'Pherson,  George 

2  Hogg,  John,  stationer 

2  Russell,  Mrs  Robert,  baker 


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Pitt  Street.    4. 

Bonnington. 

1  Martinson,  W. 

2  Call,  Mrs 

2  Hume,  John 

3  Taylor,  Robert 

4  White,  William 
4  Wishart,  Miss 

4  Scott,  Mrs 

5  Bucher,  Francis 

6  Laurie,  John 

7  Veitch,  W.  W. 
7  Angus,  Robert 
7  Gregor,  John 

7  Toshach,  Alexander 

7  Hume,  John 

8  Ormiston,  William 

9  Dow,  L.  S. 
9  Dow,  Miss 

10  Beilby,  Benjamin 
Rose,  Robert 
Menzies,  James  S. 

Pitt  Street  East.    4. 

Bonnington. 

1  Marshall,  John 

2  Johnston,  Thomas  S. 

3  Kinghorn,  Miss 

4  Jamieson,  Niel 

5  Menzies,  John 

6  Inglis,  Andrew 

Pitt  Street  North.    3, 

Pitt  Street. 

1  Ellis,  T.,  cabinetmaker 
3  Pjlain,  Mrs 

3  Mitchell,  D.,  bootmaker 
5  Aitken,  William,  dairy 

7  Anderson,  Mrs  P., tobacconist 
9  Rhind,  John,  sculptor 

Safety  Swimming  Baths 

Threipland,  William,  master 

Liigton,  James 

M'Lean,  G.  A. 

General  Steam  Printing  Office 

35  Ross,  David,  confectioner 

37  Munro,  W.  K. ,  photogi-apher 

39  Ballantyne,  Miss,  dressmaker 

39  Player,  John,  coach-hirer 

41  MoncriefT,  John,  ironmonger 

43  Hardy,  C.  H.,  cabinetmaker 

43  Carr,  David,  joiner 

43  Little,  William,  ironmonger 

43  Walker,  John,  painter 

45  Ferguson,  Peter 

49  Wilson,  Mary 

51  Sutherland,  Rt.,  tobacconist 

51  Grow,  G.  H.,  builder 

53  Clay,  John 

36  Brown,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 
35  Cameron,  David 
34  Craig,  Mrs  Charles,  baker 
56  Meikle,  A. 

54  Stewart,  R.  G.,  chemist 
54  Johnston,  Mrs  C. 

52  Elder,  Andrew 


50  Jameson,  Jas.,  photographer 

48  Jameson,  Andrew,  painter 

46a  Lonsborough,  N. 

46  Anderson,  J.,  builder 

44  M'Farlane  &  Gibb 

42  Baird,  William,  plasterer 

40  Baird,  Thos.,  &  Co.,  sculptors 

40  Bell,  Peter,  smith 

38  Tod,  William  J.,  builder 

8  Orr,  Alexander 

4  Watt,  Robert 

Pleasance. 

Nos.  2  to  128—8.     1  to  31—9. 
Other  Nos.  12. 
1  &  1a  Waugh,  Jn.,  wine  mer. 
7  l\Iore,  Mrs 
11  Roberts,  J.  S.  &  W. 
25  Wilson,  R.,  spirit  merchant 
29  Thomson,  Alexander 
31  Brown,  James 
31  Grey  &  Sons,  vet.  surgeons 

Drummond  Street  here 
51  Boyle,  James 
53  Kussick,  Mrs 
53  Morris,  Andrew 
Adam  Street  here 

57 
59 
61 
63 
65 
69 
71 


Noble,  Thomas,  grocer 
Lewis,  James,  grocer 
Dixon,  Mrs  J.,  draper 
Smith,  Adam 
Frier,  John  (G.P.O.) 
Jamieson,  James,  surgeon 
Robertson,  Thomas,  baker 

73  Dawson,  Thomas 

73  Fraser,  James 

73  Greiner,  Charles 

75  Jardine,  William,  grocer 

75  Robertson,  James 

77  Alexander,  William 

85  M 'Master,  John,  grocer 

89  Dodds,  William 

93  Robertson,  Charles 

95  Lough,  Thomas 

97  &  99  Pringle,  Robert 
101  Milne,  David,  cm-rier 
105  Boyle,  C. 

107  &  109  Yule,  Alexander 
113  Rankine,  George,  butcher 
Past  Richmond  Street  here 

123  Waldie,  J.,  dairy 

129  Leslie,  Alexander 

133  Millar,  Christy 

143  Rodger,  William 

153  Hair,  George,  grocer 

159  &  101  Riddel,  Robert 

165  Fisher,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

167  Kennedy,  Margt. ,  spirit  dlr. 

1C9  Arons,  Morris  S. 

171  Wilson,  A.  J. 

173  Fairley,  Rd.,  &  Co.,  grocers 

175  Muirhead,  James,  baker 

177  Shirtsinger,  Matthew 

179  Christie,  John,  grocer 

193  Mill,  Robert 

193  Reid,  John 

209  Farmer,  Miss  Agnes,  baker 


202  Stewart,  J.,  spirit  merchant 

200  Dun,  Marion 

200  Purdie,  John 

198  Mill,  Robert 

192  Torrance,  Thos.,  spirit  mer. 

190  Grand,  Donald 

190  Smith,  John 

190  Dowie,  James 

188  Sounness,  Robert,  grocer 

178  Weston,  John 

172  Smart,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  mer. 

168  Conlon,  Mrs 

166  Weir,  James  H.,  baker 

162  Greig,  Daniel 

160  Heron,  James,  grocer 

Carnegie  Street  here 
156  Taylor,  William 
153  Cook,  E.,  spirit  merchant 
152  Connolly,  Patrick 
146  Gibson,  Thomas 
140  M'Culloch,  Andrew 
138  Dea,  George,  merchant 
138  Rodger,  William 
136  Mackay,  D.,  rag  and  stone- 
ware merchant 

Brown  Street  here 
134  Lawson,  Alexander 
130  M'Leish,  David,  baker 

Salisbury  Street  here 

124  Ridpath,  Thomas 
114  M 'Gregor,  A. 
104  M'Pherson,  James 
102  Ritchie,  Patrick 
102  Robertson,  AVilliam 
102  Forrest,  George 
102  Grant,  William  W. 
100  Shiels,  J.,  dairy 

98  Proud,  Mrs 

96  Airmet,  Mrs  J. 

94  Millan,  James  {G.P.O.) 

94  Guild,  Charles,  draper 

92  Robertson,  Donald 

88  Campbell,  John 

82  Robertson,  William,  butcher 
Arthur  Street  here 

Arthur  Street  Church 

78  Gilbert,  Edward 

76  Young,  Mrs 

74  Friends'  Meeting  House 

70  Strachan,  J.,  dairy 

60  Burton,  James 

60  Fulton,  John,  &  Co.,  brewers 

52  Pleasance  Territorial  Chur. 

46  Reid,  E. 

46  Paton,  A.  M.,  brewer 

46  Ritchie,  George,  brewer 

42  Dalgleish,  John,  wriglit 

40  Hatton,  James,  coach-hirer 

36  Williamson,  Mrs 

26  M'Gilvray&  Coutie,  joiners 
and  cabinetmakers 

26  Simpson,  Peter,  Long  close 

22  ilurphy,  James 

20  Malcolm,  Robert 
4  ^loncur,  David,  turner 
4  Hunter,  Margaret 
2  Inglis,  David,  grocer 


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Polwarth  Terrace.    13. 

Merchliton. 
Eodger,  Mrs,  HyndforJ  lodge 
Macnee,  John 

Ponton  Street.    13. 

Founiainbridge. 

8  Tiovrrie,  John 

12  Tumbull,  John 

14  "Weniyss,  John 
Fountainbrklge    Workmen's 

Hall 
30  Hapvood,  James 

13  Greenhill,  Alexander 
11  Aitken,  Robert 

Poplar  Lane.    1. 

Elbe  Street. 
.  14  Hutton,  John 

15  Alexander,  A.,  &  Son 

1  Topping,  Alexander  John 

Port  Hamilton.   10. 

1  Hunter  Brothers 

1  Hunter,  George 

3  Yallance,  John 

5  Glencross,  Thomas 

6  Tavlor,  Robert  P. 

7  Shearer,  M.  J.,  &  Co. 

9  Callendar  Coal  Company; 

Taylor,  Andrew,  agent 
9  M'Hendrie,  "WiUiam 

10  Kirkland,  John,  manager 
Duke    of  Hamilton's   Coal 

Office 

11  Johnston  &  Thorn 

12  Allan,  Mrs 

13  Rodger,  James,  agent 

14  Kemp,  J.  &  R. 

15  Mason,  Robert 
15b  Kirkland,  John 

16  Fairley,  George 
16  Fairley,  Mungo 
18  Moncur,  James 

21  Hutchison,  Wm.,  builder 

22  Sinclair,  Miss 

Walker,  Thomas,  ■weigher 

Port  Hopetoun.    10. 

1    Union  Canal  Co.'s  Office 

1  Aitken,  Peter 

2  Booth,  William 

2  Wilson,  John,  coalmaster 

3  Duncan,  William 

3  Binney  Stone  Office 
Kay,  John 

4  Leggat,  James 

5  Alexander,  Charles 
Bathville  Patent  Paraffin  Oil 

Stores;    W.  k  H.    Potts, 


Royal  Lochnagar  Distillery 
Office 

6  Cunningham,  Alexander 

7  Henderson,  James 

8  Crawford,  John,  coalmercht. 
10  Cunningham,  Charles 


11  Simpson,  John 

11  Chalmers,  John,  coal  mercht. 

13  Noble,  Mrs  John 

14  Payne,  Theodore 

14  Galbraith,  Alexander 
16  Burns,  John 

23  Coventry,  William,  cooper 
28  Yeitch,  John  C,  cooper 

Portland  Place.    11. 

West  Lauriston  Place. 
1  Patterson,  John 

1  Wilson,  Mrs 

3  Russell,  il.,  milliner,  etc. 
3  Gardner,  J.  M. 
5  Kidd,  Miss 
5  Sutherland,  John 
5  Martin,  W.  V. 
5  Ritchie,  Peter 
11  Garson,  W.  R. 

15  Ramsay,  Alexander 

Portland  Place.    5. 

Xorth  Junction  Street. 

2  &  3  Mitchell,  W. ,  china  mer. 
9  Scott,  Walter 

10  Farquhar,  James,  baker 

11  Kemp,  John 

12  Cook,  Mrs  Alexander,  carter 

13  Stocks,  Peter,  grocer 

15  Hunter,  Mrs,  tobacconist 

16  CarswcU,  William 

16  Sinclair,  Miss,  dressmaker 

16  Paterson,  Daniel 

17  Naismith,  R.,  spirit  mercht. 

18  Tait,  John,  flesher 

19  Drummond,  Mrs  John 
19  Connell,  James 

19  Forbes,  John 

19  Parker,  Robert 

19  Blyth,  Mrs  Robert 

20  Warrick,  Mrs  Jane 
22  Fraser,  Mrs  William 

22  Tait,  John 

23  Sarrison,  Mrs  S. ,  spirit  dealer 

Portland  Terrace.    5. 

North  Junction  Street. 

2  Seater,  Mrs  John 

2  Christie,  James 

2  Turnbull,  Robert 

2  Pole,  James,  shipmaster 

3  M'Leod,  Miss,  teacher 

4  Galloway,  Alex.,  shipmaster 
4  Leslie,  James 

Potterrow.    11. 

Lothian  Street. 

3  Douglas,  Peter 

3  Stewart,  Robert 

3  M'Niven,  Allan 

3  Jackson,  William 

9  Archibald,  Alexander 
Haxton's  Court 
15  Brodie,  William 
23  Graham's  Court 
23  Craig,  Christie,  &  Co. 


Turnbull's  Entry 
25  Traqnair,  Robert 
Ker,  Thomas,  cutler 

37  Renwick,  John 
39  Lindsay,  William 

39  Marshall,  J. ,  &  Son,  merchts. 

39  Henderson,  John 

43  Lj'all,  William 
Temple,  Thomas,  grocer 

61  Walker,  Mrs 

73  Anderson,  William 
Ford,  Alexander 

87  Pairman  Brothers 

82  Dow,  George,  merchant 

80  M  'Kechney,  And. ,  bricklayer 

80  Galloway,  James 

SO  Chambers,  Johnston 

80  Dobson,  W. 

76  Duff,  Alexander 

74  Common,  Robert 
74  Quin,  W. 

70  Laing,  George,  wright 
68  Boa,  James,  dairyman 
66  Keating,  Edward 
64  Hallidajs  Alexander,  smith 

62  Campbell,  Mrs  Barbara 
60  Steedman,  Adam 

56  Cameron,  Mrs 

54  Gibson,  John,  grocer 

50  Workman,  John 

48  Alexander,  George  C. 

44  Smith,  James,  baker 
42  Short,  David 

A  lison  Scjuare  here 

40  Kinnear,  James 

38  Brechin,  George 
36b  Macallum,  James 
32  Stevenson,  E. 

32  Smith,  Alexander 

30  Yallance,  Thomas 

28  M'Call,  James 

24  Utterson,  Mrs  Robert 

20  Newlands,  Alexander 

18  Miller,  A.,  smith 

16  Hardie,  James 

14  Wood,  John 

12  Green,  John,  joiner 

12  Howdeu,  Mrs 

Powbum.    13. 

Causewayside. 
Pearson,  Mrs  Thomas 
Reid,  John,  tanner,  etc. 

Preston  Street  E.    13. 

South  Clerk  Street. 
North,  12.     South,  13. 
1  &  5  Hastie,W.,&Co.,wihem. 
3  Waddie,  Charles 
3  Young,  Miss 
7  Mackenzie,  G.  S. 
7  Abernethy,  Peter 
7  Stoddart,  William 
7  Milligan,  John 
7  Elder,  Robert 
7  Alexander,  Robert,  senior 
7  Alexander,  R.  &  A.  W. 
9  Hunter,  Mrs 


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Eoss,  Mrs  William 

Thomson,  Charles  J. 

Doig,  James 

Ketching,  Mrs 

Lee,  William 

Pairmau,  J.  R. 

Menzies,  T.  Hunter 

Ireland,  Robert  A. 

Smith,  William,  &  Son 

Robertson's  Academy;  AVm. 
K.  AVason  and  Jas.  Ander- 
son, head  masters 

Neieington Burying  Ground; 
James  Tait,  superintendent 

Whytock,  R.,  k  Co.'s 

Craig,  Thomas 

M'Neille,  John 

Spence,  Mrs 

Jack,  iirs  Andrew 

Buclian,  Miss 

Brown,  Rey.  Alexander  0. 

Callam,  Miss  Isabella 

M'Crie,  John 

Gordon,  George 

Grant,  iliss  Isabella 

Mitchell,  Mrs 

Grant,  Rev.  W. 

Walker,  Major  A. 

Martin,  Mrs  Hugh 

Nicholson,  Mrs  WiUiam 

Frater,  William 

Bryce,  James 

Turnbull,  Mrs  A.  0. 

Wigley,  John 

Malcolm,  John 

Young,  Mrs 

Grant,  iliss  Jane 

Mackenzie,  David 

AUan,  William 

Simpson,  Joseph  T. 

Finch,  ]\Irs  W.  M. 

Wilson,  Mrs  Francis 

Macdonald,  Mrs 

Bryden,  Miss 

Richardson,  AYilliam 

Auld,  James 

Young,  Robert 

Stewart,  James  R. 

Sibbald,  Miss  Margaret 

Brown,  Miss 

Ormiston,  Mrs 

Laurie,  Thomas 

Smith,  James 

Steele,  John 

Cooper,  Mrs  C.  E. 

Bewsher,  Mrs  W. 

Ord,  William 

Smith,  George  S.  (G.P.O.) 

Louden,  Mrs  D. 

Bell,  Robert  C,  engraver 

Watson,  W.  F. 


Preston  Street  W.    13. 

South  Clerk  Street. 

1  Cameron,  Robert  Owen 

2  Bell,   William,  painter  and 

glazier 
2  Govan,  Mrs  Jane 


2  Skinner,  James 

3  Clunie,  John 

3  Tennent,  James 
3  Cownie,  James  G. 
3  Waddell,  William 
3  Martin,  William 
3  Lamb,  Thomas 

3  Ramsay,  iliss 

4  Honeyman,  C,  coal  mercht. 

5  Gray,  James 

6  Ross,  Alexander 

6  Smith,  Mrs  James 

6  Watson,  John 

6  Gilray,  Joseph 

6  Munro,  Arthur 

6  Crabbe,  Mrs 
10  Goldsmith,  David 
10  Slater,  James 
10  Lindsay,  A. 
10  Scott,  Miss 

10  Storie,  James 

11  Brand,  James 

12  Lawrie  &  Sons,  bakers 

13  Roughead,  P.  C. 

14  Lockie,  Mrs  John 
14  Paterson,  Mrs  John 
14  Murray,  ]\Irs  Grace 
14  Mackintosh,  John 
14  JIaekintosh,  Misses 
14  Foulis,  Robert 

14  LaA\Tie,  Peter 

15  Naismith,  Mrs  M.  A. 

16  Pack,  Misses 

17  Campbell,  James 
17  Froom,  Mrs  J. 

17  Fairfoul,  William 

17  Harris,  Alexander 

18  Spittal,  Miss 

18  Robertson,  James 

18  Robertson,  Mrs 

19  and  20  Middlemas,  R.,  baker 

21  Grainger,  R.,  &  Son,  florists 

22  Cameron,  R.  0. 

22  Fyfe,  Misses,  dressmakers 

22  Currie,  David  R. 

22  Macnab,  Peter 

22  Young,  William  D.  ■ 

24  Vallance,  John 

25  Conlan,  David,  wine  mercht. 
Farquharson,     Charles    PL, 

Jessamine  cottage 
Acton,  Mrs 
Jenkins,  Frances 
Clifford,  Gilbert 
Common,  Robert 
Brand,  J. 
Simpson,  A. 

Farquhar,  W.,  greengrocer 
Dundas,  Robert,  chemist 


Primrose  Place.    1. 

Lochcnd  Road. 

1  Webster,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 

2  Syme,  John 

3  Hamilton,  Matthew 

3  Webster,  William 

4  Robertson,  William,  grocer 


Primrose  Street.    1. 

Lochend  Road. 
1  Brown,  Thomas,  builder 

3  Douglas,  Robert 
Brown,  James,  builder 

4  Simpson,  Joseph,  builder 
4  Mack,  Peter 

4  Cunningham,  John 

7  Williams,  Henry,  grocer 

9  Stewart,  JMrs 

10  Miller,  John 
Peat,  Thomas 
Watt,  George 
Grieve,  P.  W. 

Rodger,  Alexander,  grocer 

11  Gray,  George 

13  Morgan,  John,  dairy 

Pr.  Albert  Buildings.   8. 

DumbiedyJces  Road. 

132  Swan,  Henry  H. 
108  Marshall,  John 

93  Macindoe,  J.  H.,  tobac'nist 

92  Aitken,  James 

91  Brown,  Thomas 

86  Carson,  W. 

67  Knowles,  George 

64  Simpson,  John 

54  Graham,  Peter 

51  Dickson,  Robert 

50  Campbell,  Roderick 

30  Ross,  John  H. 

18  Smith,  James 

10  Gray,  George 
9  Amos,  George 

Prince  Consort  PI.  5. 

See  Ferry  Road. 

Prince  Regent  Street. 

Nortli  Junction,  Street, 

East,  4.      West,  5. 

13  Sutherland,  John 

15  Fairgi'ieve,  Andrew 

17  Russell,  AVilliam,  gi'ocer 

21   Lamie,  John 

23  &  25  Menzies,  John,  &  Son, 

coal  merchants 
31  Forbes,  Robert 
31  Wilson,  Walter 
33  Christie,  A.  &  J.,  slaters 
35  M'Intosh,  Robert  B. 
35  Wilson,  John 
37  Maclean,  William,  grocer 
39  Brown,  Peter 
43  Inglis,  Daniel 
43  M'Intyre,  John 
45  Staig,  William 
51   Miller,  Robert 
51  Gillon,  Robert 
51  Main,  John 
53  Niven,  Robert,  junior 
55  Turnbull,  James 
55  Gray,  Adam 
57  Ewiug,  William  H. 


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57  Patterson,  Charles 

59  Jordan,  Savixiis  {Stewart  tL  J.) 

59  Thomson,  Kobert  L. 

61  Sinclair,  James 

61  Dickson,  Mrs 

63  Dalgleish,  James 
65  AVaddell,  Mrs  James 

65  M 'Donald,  AViUiam 
67  Bell,  Mrs  Andrew 
67  Blackie,  Thomas 

66  Simpson,  John 
66  Menzies,  Miss 

66  Douglas.  Thomas  TV. 

62  AVhite,  Mrs 
62  Simpson,  Mrs 

Leitli  Co-operative  BuUding 
Company  (Limited) 
10  Dunn,  Mrs 
10  Xewlands,  Eichard 

Princes  Street. 

1  Johnston,  Thomas 

1  Browm,  Alexander 

2a  iI'Laren,  J.,  refrshmt.  rooms 

2  Crawford,  "William,  baker 

2  Murison,  N.,  newsagent 

3  Booth  &  Can-,  agents 

3  Forrest,  George 

4  Croall's  coach  ofhce 

4  Xorth  British  Ra  Hwai/  Office; 
Walker,  John,  secretary 
Mason,  S.  L.,  gen.  mangr. 
M'Laren,    Jas.,   passenger 

superintendent 
"Walker,  W.,  office-keeper 
JSr.  British  S.  Packet  Office; 
E.  Darling,  secretaiy 
8  Kennedy,  "\A"illiam,  hotel 

10  Anderson,  E.,  jeweller 

11  Caledonian    Raihvay    Co.'s 

Office;  James  Clapperton, 
goods  manager ;  Archibald 
5l'Gregor,  district  carting 
superintendent 

14  Eenton,  William,  &  Co. 

15  Methven,  Thos.,  nurseryman 
15a  Copestake,  Moore,  Cramp- 
ton,  &  Co. 

15  Douglas,  WilUam 

15  Cowan  &  Strachan 

16  Bonne,  T.  J.,  photographer 
16  Anti-papal  League  Office 

16  Wright,  Eobert 

17  Elliot,  Andrew,  bookseller 

18  Crichton,  G.  &  M.,  gold  and 

silver  smiths 

19  Grieve,  Oliver,  &  Co.,  hatters 
19  Isles,  James 

21  Grieve's  restaurant 

22  Grieve's  Eoyal  British  hotel 

23  Aitchison,  Jas.,  watchmaker 
24,  25  Marshall,  William,  &  Co., 

jewellers 
South  St  Andrew  Street  here 

27  &  42  Black,  D.,  tobacconist 

27  Maclean,  D.,  &  Son 

28  Millidge  k  Son,  jewellers 

29  Dow  &  Fender,  hosiers 


30  ilossman.  Sons,  &  Co. 

31  Stodart,  George  T.,  AV.S. 
31  Jardine,  Stodart,  k.  Erasers 
31  ^Torwich  Union  Insur.  Co. 
31  Fraser,  Wm.  Stuart,  W.S. 
31  I^^oncich    and    London.    In- 
surance Associatio?i 

31  Fraser,  William,  W.S. 
31  Cunningham,  Mrs  Patrick 

31  Scrymgeour,  Mrs 

32  Soutter,  James,  jun.,  bazaar 

32  Harkom,  Joseph,  &  Sou 

33  StmTock  &  Sons,  perfumers 

34  Dickson,  J.,  &  Co.,  glass  mer. 

35  Somerville,  John,  hosier 

36  Edinburgh  hotel 
36  Middlemas,  Eobert 

40  Strong,  Thomas,  W.S. 
40  Hoyes,  Lewis,  S.S.C. 
40  Sun  Fire  and  Life  Office 
40  Friendly  Insurance  Co. 
40  Dick,  William 

40  Dick,  James 

41  Boyd,  Bayne,  &  Co.,  fruiterers 
43  Barrie,  Andrew,  jeweller 

43  Cranston's  Temperance  hotel 

44  Salomon,  H. ,  &  Co. ,  shoe  shop 

45  Hay,  Alexander,  goldsmith 

46  Lennie,  E.,  optician 

46  Taylor,  James,  optician 

South  St  David  Street  here 

47,  48  Kennington  &  Jenner 

49  Green,  Joseph  S. 

50  Adie,  A.,  &.  Son,  opticians 

51  White,  James,  stockbroker 
51   Kennedy,  Fred.,  com.  agent 

51  Mill,  Ebenezer,  S.  S.  C.  &  N.  P. 

52  Rutherford,  Mrs 

52  Linklater  &  Co.,  hosiers 

53  The   Royal   hotel;    Donald 

!M  'Gregor 
57  Duncan, T.,&Co., bootmakers 
59,    60    Clapperton,    Oliver,    k 

Co.,  drapers 
60a  Brj'son,  James,  optician 
60b  Ho-R-ie,  James,  jun.,  photog. 
60b  Crichton,  James 
62  2daekay,  Cunningham,  &  Co. 

62  Muirhead,  John  k  James 
68  Foreign  Wine  Vaults 

63  Brj'ce,  J.,  wine  merchant 
63  Dickson,  John,  k  Son 

63  Truetitt,  Wm. ,  photogi-apher 

63  Levy,  Henry,  junior 

64  North  British  Insurance  Co. 
64  Ogilvie,  John,  secretary 

64  Smith,  Da^dd,  manager 
64  Chisholm,  Da^dd,  actuary 

64  Ogilvie,  G.  MoncreifF 

65  ScottishProvincial Assurance 

Co.  ;  And.  Eobertson,  sec. 
65  Sidey,  Da-^ddD.,  stockbroker 
65  Montebello,  Due  de,   Cham- 
pagne 
65  Sidey,  D.  D.,  k  Co.,  agents 
65  Lyle,  Thomas,  stockbroker 
65  Ogilvie,  John 
65  Truetitt,  Peter,  photog.  artist 


66  Brj'son,  E.,  &  Sons 

67  Clark,  W.  D.,  printseller 

68  Philpot,  James,  auctioneer 
68  Dickson,  George  H. 
68  East    Coast   Railway    Co.'s 

Office 

68  Jlarsters,  John,  superintndt. 
6S  Hay,  D.  S. ,  photog.  ai-tist 

69  Eoughead,  W.,  &  Son,  hosiers 

70  Miller,  James,  ironmonger 
72  Miller,  T.,  &  Sons,  stockbkrs. 
72  Bridgeford,  D.  F.,  S.S.C. 
72  Peddie,  Eobert,  &  Co. 

72  Bremner,  Adam  G. 

73  Baildon,  H.  C,  Medical  hall 

74  Paterson,  Wm.',  bookseller 

75  Levine,  Mesdemoiselles 

75  Crichton,  W.  j\L,  engraver 

76  Hinshelwood,  John,  &  Co. 
76  Globe  Parcel  E.vp>irss 
76  Lindsay,  W.,  manager 

76  Stevenson,  T.,  manufacturer 

77  Macgi-egor,  J.,  tobacconist 

Hanover  Street  here 

78a  Gellatly,  Eobt. ,  watchmaker 

78  Smith,  J.,  umbrella  maker 
78  Thornton,  Currie,  &  Co. 

78  Bailev,  J.,  &  Co.,  hoot  mer. 

79  Hogg,  Mrs  F. 
79  Neilson,  Wm.,  photogi-apher 

79  Stillie,  James,  bookseller 

80  Eogers  k  Boog,  saddlers 
80a  Irving  Bros. ,  trunkmakers 
SOb  Phin,  C.  k  A. 
80b  "Vernon,     William 

dental  surgeon 
SOb  Gray,  ]\Iiss  M. 

81  FinlaV,  W.,  &  Son 
81  Xiehol,  John  W. 

81  Nichol,  Mrs 
81 A  M'Lennan,  J.  F., 
8lA  Wight,  Jn.,  M.D 

82  Life    Association 
land:   Eobert  Eainie,  secy. 

83  Bedford  hotel,  T.  Meikle 
83a  Purdie,  John,  musicseller 
85  New  Club 
87  Bo\\de,  Miss,  muslin  printer 

87  Thomson,  James,  hosier 

88  Edmonston  &  Douglas 

89  Pass,  Edwin,  perfumer 

90  Edin.  Turkish  <£■  other  Baths 
90a  Hamilton  k  Inches,  gold- 
smiths 

91  Grieve's  Bahnorcd  hotel 

92  Sanderson  k  Son,  jew  ellers 
J92  Potts,  G.  H.,  painter 
1 93  British  Imjiericd  Insurance 

Corporation  {Limited) 

93  Wormald  &  Anderson,  AV.S. 
93  Tunny,  J.  G.,  photogi-apher 

I  93a  Gibson,  E.  &  T. 
95  Lugton,  Thos.,  bootmaker 
95  Thomson,  Alexander,  &  Son 
95  Moon,  A.,  jeweller 

95  Paterson  k  Sons,  hair  manuf. 

96  Sim,  F.  R . ,  glass  manuf. 

97  Murray,  Henry,  bootmaker 


Fred., 


advocate 
,  dentist 
of   Scot- 


348 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


QUA 


97  "Walker,     A.,    portmanteau 

manufacturer 

98  Salom  &  Co.,  opticians 
9Sa  Sinclair,  Colin,  stationer 

Frederick  Street  here 

99  Stevenson,  Alexander 

99  Tregilgas,  \V.  C,  clothier 
S9  Gowans,  il.,  toy  bazaar 
99  Stow,  Alfred,  stationer 
99,   100,  &  101  Dejay,  Calixte, 

hotel 
100  Cotton,  G.,  &  Son,  tobacco- 
nists 
iOl  Latta&  M 'Queen 
1  OlB  Royal  Eastern  Yacht  Club; 
A.  E.  Eennie,  int.  hon. 
treasurer 
101b  Devine,  P.,  photographer 

1 02  Soutter,  Jas. ,  k  Son,  bazaar 
10-3  Moffat,  John,  photogi-apher 
10-3  Macgill's  Gallery 

103  Westren,  P.,  goldsmith 

104  Macmahon,  Richard 
104,  105  Clarendon  hotel 
106  Macnee,  James,  &  Co. 

106  Macdonald,  Miss,  lodgings 

107  Grant,  Piobert,  k  Son,  book- 

sellers 

108  The  Singer  Sewing  Machine 

Manufacturing  Company 

108  Mackie,  J.  W., '&  Sons 

109  The   Palace   Hotel;    John 

Fleming,  manager 
109  &  110  Taylor,  John,  &  Son 
111  Wheeler  &  Wilson,  sewing 

machine  manufacturers 
111  Kennedy,  W^  W.,  agent 
111   Coekburn  &  Macdonald 
112,  113,  &  114  Addison's  Alma 

hotel 
115  Paton,  Hugh,  &  Sons 

115  Paton,  Chalmers  Izett 

116  Shearer  k  Son,  hosiers 

117  Pottage,  John  C,  chemist 
Castle  Street  here 

118  Robertson,  Colonel  J.  A. 
118  Paterson,  William  A.  0. 
118  Cairns,  Misses 

118  Dickson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
118  W^atson,  Miss 
118  King,  James 

118  Crawford,  John,  coal  mer. 

119  Hope  &  Mackay,  W.S. 

119  Mann,  William,  writer 

120  English   and  Scottish  Lmo 

Life  Assurance  Associa- 
tion; Wm.  Smith,  manager 

121  "Waterstone,  Mrs  J.,  teacher 
121  Bain,  Miss 

121  Summers,  Miss 

121  Griflith,  James 

121  Ewan,  Misses 

121  Craven,  W.,  lace  merchant 

121  Ritchie,  Mis,  dressmaker 

121  Stewart,  Allan  D.,  C.E. 

122  Cotton,  John,  tobacconist 

123  Edin.   and   District    Water 

2Vuet:  W.  Hodges  Came- 


ron, treas. ;  Geo.  Walker, 

officer;  Wm.  Fr.iser, officer 

123a  Allan,  J.,  &  Son,  bootmkrs. 

124  Clark  &  Beatson,  ironmgrs. 
124a  W^att,  Mrs,  lodgings 

125  Nurses'  Home  and  Training 

Institution 
1 25  Dallas,  E.  W. ,  photographer 
125  Cameron,  Ewen 

125  Owen,  Joseph,  auctioneer 
126a  Scottish  Society  for   Pro- 

7notincj  the  Amendment  of 
the  Laio 
126a  Visick,  Charles 

126  Milne,  W.  &  J.,  .stationers 

127  University  Cluh;  John  Turn- 

bull  Smith,  secretary 

129  Mackenzie  k  Mitchell 

130  Sanderson,  Michael 
130  Gray  &  Macfarlane 

130  Low,  Thos.,  photographer 

130  Proctor,  James  H. 

131  Horsburgh,  J.,  photogi'aph. 

131  Brvce,  James,  gunmaker 

132  Bolton,  W^illiam,  k  Co. 

132  Green,  Charles 

133  Summers,  John,  baker 
134a  Bell,  John,  bootmaker 

134  Drummond  &  Dickson 

Charlotte  Street  here 

135  Coekburn,  J.  &  G.,  grocers 

135  Thomson,  Thomas,  draper 

136  Reid,  Donald,  draper 
136  Law,  E.  &  F.,  jewellers 

136  Law,  Francis 

137  Bonnar,  Thomas 
137  Gourlay,  Miss 

137  San,    The,   Guillermo    Co. 

(Limited);  J.L.Work,sec. 

138  Maclaren,  John,  bookseller 

139  Duncan,  Flockhart,  k  Co. 

140  Hagart&  A.  Burn  Murdoch, 

W.S. 
140  Hagart,  James  V.,  W.S. 
140  Ijaing,  Alexander 
140  Philip  &  Laing,  S.S.C. 

140  Stevenson,  Mrs 

141  British    Linen    Company's 

Bank  Branch  ;    Edward 
Chancellor,  agent 

142  Drj-sdale,  Alexander,  baker 

143  Kay,  Mrs  Alexander 

143  Gibson,  Mrs 

144  La'\^Tie,  Mrs 
144  Reid,  John 
144  Burn,  Arthur 

144  Kay,    Alexander,     &     Co., 
144  Hardie,  Andw.,  tobacconist 

144  National    Bank    Branch  ; 

Alex.  M.  Eraser,  agent 

145  Robb,  William,  winemerch. 

145  Dick.son,  Miss 

146  Macrae,  James 

146  Macrae,  Mrs,  lodgings 

146  Gordon,  Miss,  lodgings 

146  Smith,  G.  F. 

147  Jamieson,  Robert,  fruiterer 
149  Gibson,  Mrs  J.,  tobacconist 


Prospect  Street.    8. 

Arthur  Street. 

1  Shiels,  James,  grocer 
3  Smith,  John 

3  Greig,  George  G. 

8  W^aldie,  Adam 

9  Pattulo,  J.  W. 
9  Petrie,  John 

9  Davidson,  William 
11  Park,  W^dter 
11  Nisbet,  John  (G.P.O.) 

Prospect  Terrace. 

5  Robertson,  James 

6  Campbell,  Roderick,  grocer 

Quality  Lane.    1. 

Quality  Street. 

4  Combe,     Delafield,     k    Co., 

London  porter  store 

11  Sutherland,  James  S. 

22  Russell,  W.  &  J.,  merchants 
21  Smith,  David,  &  Co. ,  wine  mer. 

Court. 
Alexander,  A.  k  J. 

Quality  Street.    1. 

Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 

1  Smart,  Francis,  bootmaker 

2  Blyth,  D.  W. 

4  l\Iov.-at,  W'illiam,  dairy 

5  Scott,  Mrs  A.  W. 

7  Bertram,  J.  A.,  &  Co. 

7  Field  k  Co.  's  porter  store 
7  Watt,  Thomas 

7  W^att,  James,  junior 

8  Kidd,  Eunson,  &;  Co. 

9  Sanderson,  William 

10  Breysig  k  Co.,  merchants 
10  Smith,  Thomas,  merchant 

12  Tobacco  warehouse 

14  Saunders,  John,  k  Son 
14  Saundei's,  P.  R.,  appraiser 

14  Millar  Brothers 

15  Crawford,  A.  &  A.,  merchts. 
17  Lizars  k  Taylor,  merchants 
17  Ness,  G.  F.,  printer 

17  Couston,  Thomson,  &  Co. 

18  Anderson  &  Duncan 
21  Lindsay,  W^.  N. 

21  il'Nair,  William,  merchant 

24  Mackay,  James  (Nat.  Bank) 

25  Mungall,  T.  Y.  (Nat.  Bank) 

26  Morrison  &:  Lawson,  merchts. 

27  Anderson  k  Wallace 

28  k  29  Rhind,  D.  A.,  mcrcht. 

30  Browne  &  Glover,  merchants 

31  Northern  di-  Continental  Oil 

Company 
31  Mackay,  G. ,  &  Co. ,  oil  merchs. 
31  W^atson  k  Cooper,  merchants 
33  Lindesay,  Francis  (./.  L.  (i:S.) 
33  Lindesay,  James,  &  Son 
36  Robertson,  G.,  merchant 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


QUE 


540 


36  Wolff,  N.  De,  agent 

40  Adams,  J. 

40  Low,  John,  &  Co.,  nierchts. 

40  Honnan,  Cochrane,  &  Co. 

40  Johnstone,  A.  C. 

40  Cameron,  Charles 

40  Biydon,  Kobert,  &  Co. 

41  Fisher,  W.  C. 

42  Leechman  &  Gi-ay,  merchants 
45,  46,  47  Somerville,  John,  &  Co. 

Queen  Street.    6. 

I  Smart  &  Sons,  bootmakers 

1  Hall,  Thomas,  painter 
■i  M'Nee,  Eobert,  vocalist 

2  AValker,  John,  W.S. 
2  Finlay,  Eobert,  S.S.C. 
2  JI'Lachlan,  John,  architect 
2  "Wilson,  Eobert,  architect 
2  Taylor,  James 
4  Fhilosopldcal    Institution  — 

Henry  Bowie,  secretary ; 
"W.  Carfrne,  librarian ;  W 
Gladwin,  housekeeper 

4  Edinburgh  Chess  Club 

5  Offices  of  the  U.P.  Church 
5  MacGill,  Eev.  H.  M.,  D.D. 
5  Eobertson,  William 

5  Mon-is,  Eev.  D.  W. 

5  Swanston,  George,  officer 

6  Peddie,  J.  &  A.,  W.S. 

6  Peddie,  James,  juu.,  C.E. 

7  Butti,  J.  A. ,  carver  and  cfilder 

8  Edinburgh  Institution — E.  M. 

Ferguson,  Ph.  D.,F.E.S.E., 
and  G.  Bickerton,  masters 

8  Haig,  A.,  janitor 

9  Royal  College  of  Physicians 
9  Marshall,  Thomas,  officer 

II  Murray  &  Gibb,  printers 
11  ]\Iacdonald,  James,  S.S.C. 
11  Kcilson,  John,  W.S. 

11  Morton,  Whitehead,  k,  Greig, 

W.S. 
11  Morton,  Charles,  W.S. 
11  Jones,  Thomas  Wm.,  W.S. 
11  Smart,  John,  S.S.C. 
11  Hunter,  William  Vary,  W.S. 

11  Jameson,  John,  solicitor 

12  Ferrier,  James,  teacher 

12  Beattie,  LIrs 

1-3  Briton  ilcdical  and  General 
Life  Association,  and 
Britannia  Fire.  Associa- 
tion ;  D.  Harris,  manager 

13  iloflat,  Henry,  of  Eldin 

14  Caledonictn     United    Service 

Club;  H.  Astley  Hardinge, 
secretary 

15  Crawford  &  M'Cabe,  printers 

16  Inglis,  H.  &  A.,  W.S. 
16  Inglis,  Henry,  W.S. 

16  Inglis,  William,  advocate 
Hanover  Street  here 

17  Swinton,  T. 

17  FoiTest,  Eobert,  house  factor 

18  Mylne,  James,  AV.S. 
18  Campbell,  John,  writer 


18  Mylne,  William  R.,  C.A. 

19  Jackson,  Miss  C. 
19  M'Lean,  Robert,  advocate 

19  Jardine,  W.  A.,  surveyor 

20  l^Iacgregor,  M.,  dentist 

21  Keiller,  Alexander,  M.D. 


59  Matthew,  Charles,  dentist 

59  Matthew,  James,  macer 

Castle  Street  here 

60  Jockel,  Conrad,  butcher 
60  Drysdale,  James,  fruiterer 


22  Offices  of  Church  of  Scotland  60  Carmichael  &  Son,  poulterers 


22  Phin,  Eev.  K.  M.,  D.D 

22  Laurie,  Simon  Somerville 

23  Mackenzie,  Innes,  &  Logan 

23  Innes,  John  B.,  W.S. 

24  Webster,  William,  writer 
24  Gallic,  James 

26  Cleghorn,  Thomas,  advocate 

27  Stirling,  Miss  Graham 

28  Hunter,  Wm.,  bookbinder 
28  Scottish  National    Constitu- 
tional Association  ;  J.  W. 
Winchester,  LL.D.,  secy. 

28  AVilkie,  James,  C.A. 
28  Guardian  Fire  and  Life  As- 
surance Co. 


61  Thomson,  William,  grocer 

61  Orchardson,  A. ,  &  Son,  tailors 

62  Frier,  Et.,  landscape  painter 

62  Carmichael,  James 

63  Mackenzie  &  Mackenzie 

64  Wemyss,  Right  Hon.  Earl  of 

65  Hogue,  Eobert,  surg.  dentist 
65  Hogue,  David  Wilson,  M.D. 

65  Hogue,  Thos.  W.  D.,  ]\I.D. 

66  Tod,  John  Wharton,  AV.S. 
66  Craik,  James,  W.S. 

66  Tods,   Murrav,   &  JamiesoUj 
W.S. 

66  Murray,  Thomas  G.,  W.S. 

67  Tytler,  James  Stuart,  W.S. 
67  Jamieson,  James  T.,  S.S.C. 


28  National     Guarantee     and 

Suretyship  Assoc.  {Limited)' QS  Eanken,  Thomas,  S.S.C 

29  Bartholomew,  Misses,  &  Co.  1 68  Eanken,  R.  B.,  W.S. 

30  Robei-t3,W.  A., M.D.,  dentist  69  Dalmahoy,  Patrick,  W.S 


31  iluriay,  ]\Irs 

32  Stewart,  T.  Grainger,  M.D. 

33  Murray,  Miss 

34  Johnston,  Henry,  advocate 

34  Johnston,  Mrs  Henry 

35  Hamilton,  Kinnear,  &  Beat- 

son,  W.S. 

36  Gentle,  James,  W.S. 

37  Waddie  k  Co.,  stationers 

38  Aitchison,  Mrs  James 

Frederick  Street  here 

39  Affleck,-  George,  hosier 

39  M'Nab,  A.  &  J.,  dyers 

40  Eobertson,  D.  Argyll,  M.D. 

41  Black,  Alex.  R.,  S.S.C. 

41  Schopp,  John,  teacher 

42  Sidey,  Dr  James  A. 

42  Stedman,  Mrs 

43  Stuart,  Rev.  A.  Moody 

44  Miller,  Miss,  of  Springfield 

45  Barron,  John,  C.A. 

46  Hopper,  Thomas 

46  Johnston,  Eobt.,  accountant 

47  Manson,  Misses 

48  Imlach,  F.  B. 

48  Imlach,  Mrs 

49  Taw.se,  J.  W.,  W.S. 

49  Society  in  Scotland  for  Pro- 

2Kigating  Christian  Know- 
ledge 

50  Cunningham,  James,  W.S. 

51  Scott,  James  Robson,  M.D. 

52  Simpson,  Alex.  E.,  M.D. 

52  Simpson,  Eobert  E.,  W.S. 

53  Dunsmure,  J.,  M.D. 

53  Dunsmure,  J.,  jun.,  M.D. 

53  Dunsnuire,  Frederick 

55  Asher,  Alexander,  advocate 

56  Jockel,  Conrad 

56  Forrester,  Misses 

57  Tinlin,  Mrs,  lodgings 

58  Georgiades,  Sotires 


70  k  72  Edinburgh  Educatloncol 
Institution  :  David  Pryde, 
M.A.,  head  master 

73  Nachot,  Dr  H.  W.,  Ph.D. 

74  Whitson,  Mrs 

75  Wolston,  Walter T.  P.,  M.B. 

76  Duncan,  Alex.  E.,  advocate 
76  Wyber,  Miss,  staymaker 

76  Allan,  ^Y. 

76  Eeid,  Walter,  seal  engraver 

77  Aitchison  k  Sons 

78  Jamieson's  dairy 

78  Kay,  Miss,  fruiterer 
78  Eoss,  R.  T.,  R.S.A. 
78  Edin.  Institution  for  Music- 
Id)  Adlington,  William 
78  Thom,  Alexander,  druggist 

78  JMurray,  John,  stationer 

79  Currer,  Adam,  grocer 

79  Jameson,  Robert,  fruiterer 
79  Muirhead,  C,  lislimonger 


Queen  Street. 

Shore. 


3. 


2  Ferguson,  William,  spt.  mer. 

3  Alloa  ft  Leith  Steam  Packed 

Company^  Office 

4  M'Lean,  Neil,  spirit  dealer 
13  Work,  Mrs  Ann 

18  Leask,  J.  B. 

20  Wishart,  James,  k  Sons 

25  ilyles,  John,  spirit  merchant 

27  Petrie,  David,  spirit  dealer 

32  Ovens,  Robert,  flesher 

Queen's  Crescent.    13. 

Mayfield  Street. 

1  Torrence,  Mrs 

2  Lang,  Peter  {Com.  Bank\ 

3  Sturrock,  Jolm,  senior 

5  Bartholomew,  John. 


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6  JMorham,  James 

7  Halliburton,  AY.  W. 

8  Stark,  John 

10  Bartliolomew,  Misses 

11  M'Laren,  Miss 

12  Dalzell,  Miss 

13  Proiulfoot,  John 

14  Cotton,  Mrs 

15  Aitchison,  James 

16  M'Laren,  Thomas 

17  M'Inroy,  James 

18  Craig,  John  B. 

19  Nicholson,  Thomas 

Eoss,  R.  J. ,  Waverley  park 
Hastie,  William 

Queen's  Place.    1. 

Greenslde  Row. 

1  Smith,  James 

2  Adamson,  John,  joiner 
4  Dickson  &  AYelsh 

7  Lerche,  Emanuel,  glass   en- 

gi'aver 
7  Mather,  James,  blacksmith 

7  Greig,  J.  &  J. 

8  Slather,  James,  smith 

9  Simpson,  Alexander 
12  Stewart,  Alexander 

Queen's  Place,  Leith.  2. 

SeeieWi  Wall: 

Oueensferry  Street.    4. 

West  End  of  Princes  Street. 

1  Skae,  Mrs 

1  Thomson,  William 

1  Lamb,  Iiirs 

2  Tait,  John  R.,  baker 

3  Johnston,  Alexander,  flesher 

4  Aikraan,  John 
4  Carrick,  James 
4  Kay,  Thomas 

4  Campbell,  Mrs  Thomas 

4  Waddell,  J.Iiss,  dressmaker 

5  Mitchell,  T.  S.,  Commercial 

Bank 

6  Brockley  &  Stewart 

7  Cavfrac  t  Y.liite,  saddlers 

8  Aikman,  John,  &  Son 

9  Kerr,  Hugh 

9  Tait,  John  R. 

^    Stewart,  Mrs 
j^    Ridpath,  Alexander 

10  Patterson,  Wm.,  upholsterer 

11  Macgill,  James 

12  M'C'lacherty,  William 

13  M 'Donald,  John,  butcher 

14  Lorimer,  Mrs  Lsabella,  draper 

14  Paterson,  William 

15  Law  &  Forrest,  grocers 

IG  Inglis,  W.  &  J.,  shoemakers 

17  Aikman,  A.,  corn  dealer 

18  Llarper,  Mrs,  lodgings 

18  Brvf^e,  Mrs 
IS  IM'Whea,  Mrs 

19  Bryce,  Andrew,  fishmonger 


20a  Robertson, Wm.  A.,  plumber 

21  Duthie,  George,  fishmonger 

22  Kirkhope,  J.,  &  Sons 

23  &  24  Brown,  George,  baker 
25  Brown,  George 

25  Urquhart,  Miss 

25  Ritchie,  Patrick 

26  Begbie  k  Tweedie,  china  dlrs, 

27  Macfarlane  &  Wallace 

28  Gibson,  George,  grocer 

29  Watherstou,  John,  &  Sou 

30  Muir,  James,  tailor 

30  Richardson,  Misses 

31  Richardson,  Rainsay,  &  Co. 

32  Armstrong,  John,  draper 

33  Irvine,  Mrs  G. 

33  M'Intosh,  Mrs  Ann 

34  Stitt,  James,  gi'ocer 

35  Rogers,  William,  bookseller 

36  Tolmie,  Robert,  tobacconist 

37  Stitt,  James 

38  Tliom,  Robert,  jeweller 

39  Gibson,  John,  grocer 

40  Laird,  G.  H.,  chemist 

41  Lamb,  Robert,  clothier 

42  Brown,  William,  fruiterer 

43  Post  Qff.ce 

46  AVilson,  George  A.-,  stationer 

47  M'Kelvie,  J.,  coal  office 

Eaeburn  Place.    3. 

Stochhridge. 

3  Morgan,  James 
3  Isdale,  J. 
3  Walker,  Thomas 
5  AYatson,  James,  dairy 
9  Kelly,  Bruce 
9  Bryden,  Adam 
9  Campbell,  John 
9  ]\Ioultray,  J.  Douglas 
11  Scott,  James  G.,  accountant 

13  Kirkland,  Mrs  AYilliam  S. 
15  Bowie,  Mrs 

17  Sloane,  Misses 

19  Spalding,  Thomas 

19  Spalding,  Mrs  William 

21  Simmie,  Mrs 

23  MitcheU,  Miss 

25  Macpherson,  Rev.  Ranald 

27  Cuninghame,  Miss 

31  Scott,  Mrs  William 
Christie,  Capt.  R.,  H.M.I.S., 

St  Bernai'd's  villa 
Watson,   Rev.   A.   E.,    Rae- 

burn  cottage 
Ronaldson,    Miss,    Somerset 

cottage 

32  Scally,  Alexander,  C.E. 

30  Qrj^hanaije;     Miss      Slater, 
matron 

28  Nicol,  Miss 

26  Robertson,  Mrs  Ann 

24  Cairnie,  John 

22  Mann,  William,  wi-iter 

20  Mitchell,  L.  D.,  Com.  R.N. 

18  Apthorpe,  Albert  T. 

14  Cambridge,  Misses,  milliners 
10  SI'Laren,  J.,  bootmaker 


6  Jackson,  Mrs 

4  Dempster,  J.  k.  A.,  drapers 

2  Martin,  Wm.,  victual  dealer 

Railways. 

CALEDONIAN. 

STATIONS. 

Lothian  Road — Jas.  Hay  Irons, 
])assenger  superintendent ;  Jn. 
Symington,  goods  superinten- 
dent ;  Archibald  il  'Gregor, 
carting  department  ;  Wordie 
&  Co. ,  carriers  ;  Mrs  Macfar- 
lane, refreshment  rooms 

Granton  Harbour — Arch.  Glen, 
station  agent 

Leith  Docks. 

Leslie,  William,  station  agent 

DEPOTS. 

Morrison  Street. 
Brace,  A.,  coal  merchant 
Gardner,  Adam,  coal  merchant 
HonejTnan,  James 
Godfre}',  Robert,  coal  merchant 
Wilson,  John 
Sivcs,  John,  coal  merchant 
Anderson,  Adam,  &  Sons 
Cameron,  John 

M'Ewan,  Peter,  coal  merchant 
M'Cormick,  James 
Waterston,  James,  junior 
Smith,  John,  &  Sons,  coal  mers. 
HonejTnan,  Charles 
Sloan  &  Son 
Lawrie,  Walter 
Burns,  M. 

Simpson,  R.  &H.,  coal  merchts. 
Waldie,  James,  &  Sons 

NORTEL  BRITISH. 
Head  Offices,  4  Princes  Sti'eet. 

STATIONS. 

JVaverleif  Bridge  —  John  Lin- 
gard,  stationmaster ;  D.  S. 
Urquhart,  station  agent  ;  Jas. 
Currie,  booking  clerk  ;  James 
M.  Hunter,  E.C.R.  booking 
agent ;  John  D.  Palmer,  E.  C.  R. 
inspector ;  William  Stewart, 
western  section  ;  Jas.  Allan, 
superintendent  detective 

Citadel,  JVorth  Leith 

Leith,  So^tth — D.  Aikman,  sta- 
tionmaster ;  James  Dykes, 
coal  merchant 

Granton  Harbour 

Bonnington,  Hatjmar'ket,  Leith 
Walk,  Scotland  Street,  and 
Trinity ;  WiUiam  Wright, 
stationmaster 


Haijmarkef. 

Thomson,  Wm.,  coal  merchant 

Calder,  Robert,  coal  merchant 


RAM 


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RAN 


351 


Honeyman,  Charles 
Carnegie,  John,  coal  merchant 
Lindsay,  John,  coal  merchant 
M'Kelvie,  James,  coal  merchant 
Deans  &  Moore,  coal  merchants 
Smith,   J.,   k   Sons,    coal  mer- 
chants 
Waldie,  James,  &  Sons 

Lotv  Calton. 

Lingard,  John,  coal  agent 
Falconer,  John,  agent 
M'DongaU,  A.,  agent  E.C.R. 

Leit/i  Walk. 

Brotherston,  Alexander,  station- 
master 
Burt,  Alexander 
Legg,  Da-sid 
Johnston,  David 
Fisher,  William 
Dykes,  Robert 
"Waldie,  James,  &:  Sons 
Sword,  James 

Bose  Lane. 

Collet,  Thomas,  coal  merchant 
Fortune,  Cornelius 
Barclay,  AYilliam 
Veitch,  Robert 
Williamson,  John 

St  Leonard's. 
Arniston  Coal  Depot ;  John 

Torrance 
Brotherston,  Wm.,  weigher 
Dalkrith  Coal  Depot;  Geo. 

Baigrie,  agent 
Smeafon     BrickworJcs ;      G. 

Baigrie,  agent 
Deans  <L-  Moore's  Coal  De- 
pot ;  James  Grant,  agent 
Elphinstone  Colliery  Office; 

D.  M'Neil,  agent 
Nimmo  &  Burns 
Marquis  of  Lothian's   Coal 

Depot 
Whitehill,    Dalhoime,    and 

Gorton  Coal  Depot ;  Wm. 

Fisher,  agent 
Covsland    Coal    and    Lime 

Works ;     A.     Wliitelaw, 

agent 
Usher,  Andrew,  &Co.,  malt- 

ings  and  bonded  stores 

1  Gray,  John 

2  Waldie,  James,  &  Son 
4  Russell,  Alexander 

6  Johnston,  Peter 

6  M'Neill,  David 

7  Smith,  R.  S. 

10  Gibson  &  Mercer 

Scotland  Street. 

1  Waldie,  James,  &  Sons 

2  Sword,  James 

3  King,  John 

6  Bauchope,  Robert  G. 
Barrie,      David,     pavement 
merchant 


Ramsay  Gardens.    9. 

Mound  Place. 

1  Nicolson,  Alex.,  advocate 

2  Smith,  Peter 

3  Crole,  David 

Geikie,  Professor  Archibald, 
F.R.S.,  Ramsay  lodge 

Ramsay  Lane.    9. 

Castle  Hill. 

Orig.   Ragged    Indus.    Scliool ; 
Robert  Thain,  superintendent 
Stanton,  Clark,  sculptor 
Burnet,  James,  japauner 

Randolph  ClifT.    4. 

Dean  Bridge. 

2  Spcnce,  John 

3  Maitland,  John,  advocate 
i  RoUo,  Hugh  James,  W.S. 

5  Pringle,  Misses 

6  Chancellor,  Mrs,  of  Shieldhill 

7  ilacdonald,  John,  accountant 
7  Drummond,  Charles 

7  Drummond,  William 

7  JMackenzie,  Alexander 

8  Tenneut,  Miss 

9  Maclaui-in,  Mrs 

10  Stewart,  James,  cab-hirer 
Bro\\mlee,  Cleghorn,  &  Lou- 
don, builders 

Randolph  Crescent.    4. 

Lynedoch  Place. 

2  Gordon,  Edw.  S.,  Q.C.,  M.P. 

3  Blackwood,  John 

4  Campbell,  Arthur,  jun.,  W.S. 

5  M'Hutchen,  Misses 

6  M 'Parian,  Mrs 

7  Horn,  Robert,  advocate 
S  Fletcher,  Angus 

9  Dingwall,  Arthur,  advocate 

10  Macandrew,  John 

11  Murray,  Thomas  G.,  W.S. 

12  Morison,  A.,  of  Bognie 

13  Stevenson,  Miss 

14  Jeffrey,  Da^dd 

15  Blair,  Hugh,  W.S. 

15  Blair,  Patrick,  W.S. 

16  Gowans,  James 

17  Clark,  Mrs 

17  Rutherford,  Miss 
17  Bromiield,  Mrs 

Randolph  Place.    4. 

Clmrlotie  Place. 

1  Halkett,  Misses 

1  Cuthbertson,  John 

1  ISTevay,  Alexander,  advocate 

2  Babington,  IMrs  John 

3  Lawrence,  P. 

3  Robertson,  Mrs 

3  Pillman,  ^Mervyii 

4  Anderson,  Miss 


5  Laing,  Da\'id,  -wi'iter 

5  Sorlie,  Robert  Scott 

5  Cochi'ane,  Misses 

5  Ross,  Miss 

5  Strachan,  Thomas,  surveyor 

5  Kenward,  W.,  miasic  teacher 

7  St  George's  Hcdl 

8  Clemandot,  Mdlle. 
8  Hepburn,  James 

8  Wood,  James 

9  Steell,  John,  R.S.A. 

9  Steell,  William,  architect 

Rankeillor  Street. 

Clerk  Street. 
North,  12.     South,  13. 

1  Bower,  Mrs 
1  Wallace,  Mrs 
1  Glen,  Miss 
1  Thorburn,  James 

3  Lyon,  David 

7  Menzies,  ]\Irs  Robert 

7  Crear,  Mrs  John 

7  Russell,  Thomas 

7  Munro,  W.  K. 

9  Miller,  George,  surgeon 
11  Gray,  W.  A.,  M.D. 
13  Russell,  WiUiam  H. 
13  Grant,  David  (D.  G.  <b  Co.) 
13  Blackie,  David 
13  Whitson,  Thos.,  com.  agent 

13  Johnston,  Thomas 

17  Hunter,  Mrs  R. 
19  Pyle,  George  H. 

19  Hay,  John  (iV.^.i?.) 
19  Robertson,  William 

19  Henderson,  Thomas 
23  Simson,  J. 

25  Millar,  David,  builder 

25  Scott,  George 

25  Warraker,  William 

25  Kerr,  James 

25  Sinclair,  James 

29  Bishop,  Richard,  builder 
Hutton,  John,  &  Co. 

4  Briggs,  Mrs 

4  Wares,  Alexander 

4  Welsh,  Mrs  W. 

4  Lines,  Lady 

4  Arthur,  Mrs  WiUiam. 

4  Donaldson,  Misses 

6  Peattie,  D.,  dentist 
10  Shearer,  William 

10  Lidgate,  John,  S.S.C. 
10  Alder,  William 

10  Thomson,  Miss  A. 
10  Robertson,  Mrs  John 
10  Falconer,  Thomas 
12>Wilson,  Mrs 

14  Cov/an,  George,  M.D. 
16  Murray,  Mrs,  lodgings 

18  Simpson,  Robert,  accoimtant 

20  Archbald,  Andrew 
20  Marshall,  Mrs 

20  Cunningham,  Miss  Jane 

20  Fife,  Miss 

20  I\Iuir,  Mrs  Thomas 


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REl 


22  La\vrie,  Mrs  J. 

24  Cochrane,  Eev.  Thomas 

26  Craig,  James 

26  Dods,  Mrs  John 

26  Hunter,  Miss 

26  Nicol,  Robert 

26  Henderson,  John 

26  Gray,  Mrs 

26  Grubb,  Miss 

28  Crichton,  W. 

32  Watt,  Charles  C. 

32  Wickham,  Major  R.  S. 

32  Carlisle,  Robert 

32  Alexander,  Robert 

34  M'Neil,  Alexander  D. 

38  Guthrie,  ilrs  Charles 

38  Downie,  Mrs  G.  H. 

38  Nisbet,  Miss 

38  Grierson,  Mrs 

40  Imrie,  Henry 

44  Scott,  James,  coal  merchant 

44  Elliot,  Ninion,  S.S.C. 

46  Scott,  Mrs,  lodgings 
48  Slate,  Miss 

50  Aikman,  Mrs 

50  Seott,  Thomas  B. 

50  M'Pherson,  Mrs 

50  Grant,  P. 

52  Jamieson,  James 

54  Paterson,  Alexander  C.  M. 

54  Thorbiirn,  "William 

54  Robertson,  Mrs  George 

Ratcliffe  Terrace,    13. 

Causeioaydde. 

1   Howison,  JIrs  "William 
4  AVhyte,  William 

Red  Hall.    2. 

Bonnhvjton  lioad. 

6  Work,  John 

12  Richardson,  Jackson 

Regent  Arch,    1. 

Low  Calton. 

47  Liddle,  William,  &  Co. 

Regent  Place.    1. 

Lundon  Road. 

1  Muir,  James,  coal  agent 

7  Ross,  David 

11  Small,  Leonard 
15  Thomson,  Andrew 
IG  Eraser,  Daniel  M. 
17  Hogg,  Robert 

19  Stanley,  John 

21  Storch,  A. 

22  Morgan,  John 

23  Brotherston,  Gccrge 

24  Burch,  William 

25  (Jowan,  Duncan 

20  Shaw,  Alexander 

29  ]-)ewar,  Alexani'ev 
42  Wagner,  George 


Regent  Road. 

North,  1.     South,  8. 
Smith,  John,  governor.  Jail 
Livingston,  John,  Jail 
RoyaL   Hhjh  School;    William 
RoUo,  janitor 

Regent  Terrace.    1. 

Regent  Road. 

1  Boyd,  James  L.,  S.S.C. 

2  Dickson,  James 

3  Nicholson,  Rev.  Max.,  D.D. 

4  Paterson,  William 

5  Gray,  ]?ev.  Wm.  H.,  D.D. 

5  Dickson,  Wm.  Richardson 

6  ilackenzie,  D.  Proby 

7  Oliver,  Mrs  Thomas 

8  Anderson,  William 

8  Anderson,  David  B.,  W.S. 

9  AVheatley,  Lieut. -Colonel 

10  Masson,  Professor  David 

11  Somerville,  John 

12  Alison,  John 

13  Bayley,  Isaac,  S.S.C. 

14  Russell,  George  E. 

1 5  i\Iarshall,  James 

16  Jlillar,  Wm.  Whyte,  IV.  S. 

17  JJaeandrew,  D.  M. 

18  Goodsir,  Alexander 

19  Stuart,  John 

21  Harvey,  Sir  Geo.,  P.R.S.A. 

22  Lindesay,  James,  jun.,  W.S. 

23  Crombie,  Major  Alexander 

24  Richard,  Walter 

25  Schaw,  Mrs  Robert 

26  Eoi'd,  James 

27  Cook,  Miss 

28  Campbell,  T.  B. 

29  Salter,  Miss 

30  Hay,  Mrs  Colonel 

31  Mackie,  N.  M. 

32  Russell,  Joseph 

33  Todd,  George 

34  Elliot,  AVilliam  Scott,  W.S. 

S    Mann,  Alexander 
uq    Henderson,  Henry 

Register  Place.    7. 

West  Register  Street. 

1  Johnston,  Adam,  solicitor 

G  Pearson,  C. 

7  JIurray,  A. 

8  Gulland,  William 

Huie,  D.  R.  W.,  Royal  Bank 
house 

Register  St.  East.    7. 

Le'ith  Street. 

1  Rutherford,  W.,  &  Co. 

2  Anderson,  Wm.,  perfumer 

3  Dane,  James,  k  Co. 

3  Paterson,  Robert,  engraver 
3  M'Lcan  &  Chisholm,  lapidrs. 
3  Barron,  John 


3  Robertson,  John 

3  Burgess,  James,  merchant 

3  Alexander,  R.,  agent 

3  Nimmo,  D.  &  D.,  engravers 

3  Brown,  Mrs  J. 

4  Simpson,  William,  stationer 

5  Robertson,  J.,  bootmaker 

5  Paterson,  Thomas,  grocer 

6  Anderson,  James,  clothier 

7  JI'Lean,  Isaac,  Ship  hotel 

8  Brownlee,  Alex., watchmaker 

9  Di.xson,  Robert,  baker 

1 1  Stewart,  P. ,  spirit  merchant 

12  Dewar,  Hugh,  ilesher 

il3  Dennell  &;  Orme,  hat  manfs. 

Register  St.  West.    7. 

Register  House. 

1,  5,  &7  Currie,  P.,  hotelkeeper 
3  Iiloir,  James 
3  M'Laren,  John 

3  Sewell,  Thos.,  billiard  saloon 
9,  11,  &15  Douglas,  Thomas  B. 

17  Stewart  &  Rae,  plumbers 

17  Hume,  Robert 

Ca/e  Royal  Hotel;  J.  Grieve 
Schumann,  J.,  manager 

25  ]\I'Gregor,  James,  &  Son 

27  Wilson,  H.,  tobacconist 
37  Mitchell,  James 

37  Morri.son,  Robei-t 
37  Walker,  James 

37  Sinclair,  David 

50  Marshall,  P.  &  D. ,  bootmakers 

48  Gilchri.st,  James,  &  Son 

4G  Prince  of  Wales  hotel 

46  Meilde,  Thomas 

38  Muir,  Thomas,  stationer 
38  Simpson,  Henrj^  merchant 
38  Cowan  t  Co.,  papermakers 

36  Brechin,  R.  M.,  merchant 

34  AUardice,  T.  D.,  tobacconist 

30  Whitelaw,  Jas.,  watchmaker 

4  Bremner,  E.,  bookseller 

2   Croini    Temperance   Hotel; 
J.  Miller,  proprietor 

Reid  Terrace,    3. 

Wcdcr  Lane. 

G  Sinclair,  L.  G. 

9  Gray,  James 

11  Bajaie,  Robert 

19  Bowton,  John,  junior 

23  Anderson,  John 

24  Rintoul,  David 

25  JI'Gregor,  Mi.ss,  dressmaker 

26  ilorison,  Alexander 

28  Hopekirk,  W.  C. 

29  Purdie,  George 

31  Grierson,  Charles 

32  Hunter,  James  ((7.P.O.) 

33  Mackenzie,  Donald 

35  Sawers,  Alexander 
j6  Lyon,  Charles 

37  Smith,  James 

38  Gray,  William 


RES 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


RIC 


Restalrig  Road.    1. 

Lelth  LinJcg. 
si  .  1  Cowan,  William,  grocer 
^  u  3  Gillespie,  Mrs 
p  .s  g^  4  Hay,  Ebenezer 
•^^7  Sommerville,  H. 

Summerfield  Place. 
2  Christian,  James 

_^.  1  Lumsden,  Robert 

•s  2  Rintoul,  ;Miss 

==  3  Hogben,  W.  S. 

|o  Hall,  Mrs  John 

.-§  5  Wilson,  James 

S  6  Bolam,  James 

1^  Lindsay,    William,    Hermi- 
"^  tage  hill  house 

Berry,  T.  M.,  Summerfield 

house 
Paterson,  D.  A.,    Restalrig 

park 
Chapman,     John,      M.  D. , 

Hawkfield  house 
Lees,  Jn. ,  Easter  Hermitage 
Wilson,  James,  Moraj-field 
Lyell,   J.    Gairdner,    M.D., 

R.  i^. ,  Prospect  bank 
Blackie,    John,    Viewforth 

house 
Johnston,  Henry,  Summer- 
field  villa 
^     MacPherson,        Alexander, 

Alexandria  villa 
Sim,  Alex.,  Summerfield  ho. 
Sim,  Wm.,  Summerfield  ho. 

1  Cochrane,  Mrs 
.2  Dryburgh,  Joseph 
5  3  Niven,  Rev.  J.  G. 
=5^.4  Bennett,  Mrs 
S  4  Bennett,  H.  0. 
1 5  Taylor,  A. 
S     Walker,  Robert 
~  9  Henderson,  Robert 
Steele,  Adam  W. 

Restalrig  Terrace.    1. 

Lochend  Road. 

1  Archibald,  Andi-ew 
7  Saunders,  John 

7  Saunders,  John,  junior 
9  Laugskill,  Robert 

Watt,  David 
10  Urquhart,  Rev.  John 

8  Chalmers,  John 
6  Wilson,  Thomas 
4  Stewart,  Andrew 

2  Sword,  James 
Spence,  Francis 
Brown,  James 
Lauder,  James 

Richmond  Lane.    12. 

South  Richmond  Street. 

6  Stirling,  John,  grocer 
8  Fraser,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 
Z 


Richmond  Place.    12. 

Hill  Place. 

1  Paterson,  Geo.,  pawnbroker 

3  Barclay,  James 

5  ISTairn,  William 

5  Carroll,  William 

7  Mair,  JIrs  James 

7  Selater,  T.,  bootmaker 

11  Campbell,  Henry 
15  Aitken,  John 

15  Ancrum,  Thomas,  flesher 

19  Reid,  Mrs  Robert,  flesher 
21  SomerWlle,  Hugh 

23  Wilson,  William  (court) 

25  Kippen,  Duncan,  spu-it  dlr. 

27  Erskine,  Alexander 

29  Trotter,  Mrs  Nicol 

29  Taylor,  Mrs 

33  Brash,  Thomas 

33  Gray,  James 

33  Hutchison,  Mrs  M. 

35  Aitchison,  Mrs  George,  grocer 
Richmond  Place  Chapel 

20  Edin.  Co-ojyerative  Society 
18  Geska,  C,  medical  botanist 

16  Smith,  David,  baker 

12  Hill,  G.,  smith 

8  Sanderson,  Geo.,  dairjTiian 

Richmond  St.  East.    12. 

West  Richmond  Street. 

5  Cunningham,  James 

9  Bonson,  H.,  grocer 

13  Mitchell,  Alexander,  flesher 

18  Crosbie,  John,  confectioner 
16  Cadden,  George 

12  Bowie,  William 

8  Welsh,  Mrs 

6  Hunter,  Robert,  gi'ocer 

Richmond  St.  North.  12. 

West  Adam  Street. 
^  Smith,  Charles,  baker 
3  Kyles,  Andrew,  tailor 

9  Bell,  William 

15  White,  Frederick 

United  Preshyterian  Church 

19  Smith,  Charles 

25  Alexander,  Adam,  grocer 

27  Kerr,  John 

29  Patterson,  Mrs 

33  Jeff'rey,  Miss 

35  Smith,  Edward 

35  Begbie,  John 

35  Greig,  John 

35  Ranken,  Alexander 

37  Durham,  Donald 

41  Gleadhill,  Miss  M. 

41  Hutton,  James  C. 

41  Spence,  David 

41  Dalton,  Miss 

45  Fairweather,  Alex.,  gi-ocer 
47  Brown,  John  P.,  drysalter 
51   Scott,  James,  baker 
44  Sanderson,  R. 

42  Chisholm,  Robert,  cowfeeder 


40  Pringle,  John 

40  Rutherford,  George  Y.,  -wiiter 

40  Kennedy,  Charles 

40  Cuthbertson,  Joseph 

38  Leighton,  Joseph 

36  Kennedy,  Charles,  corkeutter 

Bai^tist  Chapel 
30  Cleugh,  George,  grocer 
28  Logan,  William,  painter 

22  Sinclair,  Thomas,  joiner 

20  Brown,  Wm.,  small  wares 

10  Mair,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

6  Young,  Andrew,  baker 

2  Robertson,  Chas.,  newsagent 

Richmond  St.  South.  12. 

North  Richmond  Street. 

1  Fisher,  Peter,  spirit  mercht. 

3  Lazzaroni,  Mrs  Isabella 

5  Mill,  Robert 

7  Dunn,  Robert,  flesher 

9  Black,  Mrs,  china  dealer 

11  Greig,  Thomas,  baker 
15  Wiseman,  George 

17  Strachan,  George,  tailor 

21  Wilson,  Alexander 

23  M 'Queen,  B. 

25  Alston,  John 

38  Nugent,  Edward 

34  Clark,  Mrs 

28  Robertson,  Catherine 

26  Anderson,  James 

24  Campbell,  Mrs  Thomas 

22  M'Intosh,  William  S. 

20  Martin,  John,  grocer 

12  Jack,  Isabella 

6  Manson,  M.,  drysalter 

2  &  4  Wilson,  Wm.,  grocer 

Richmond  St.  West.  12. 

NicolaoH  Street. 

1  M 'Galium,  John,  &  Son 

1  Sinton,  John,  slater 

1  Hay,  William 

1  Thom,  Robert 

1  Gilchrist,  Mrs,  lodgings 

1,  3,  &  5  Steele,  Jas.,  spirit  dlr. 

7  Forrest,  ]\Irs,  newsagent 
9  Falconer,  H.  D.,  butcher 

11  Sanderson,  A.,  baker 

11  M'Intyre,  R.  B. 

11  Stewart,  Neil 

11  Whitson,  William 

13  Johnston,  Ths.,  china  mercli. 
15  Hill,  D.  &  R.,  cbuggists 

17  Nicol,  John 

19  Waugh,  R.,  wine  merchant 

21  Royal  Dispensary ;   R.   L^r- 
quhart 

25  Fisher,  Peter,  spirit  mercht. 
56  Gilmour,  John,  spirit  mercht. 
52  Purves,  Aitchison 

50  Bookless,  Mrs,  greengrocer 
48  Haig,  Miss 
46  Wylie,  Hamilton,  draper 
44  Park,  John,  shoemaker 
42  Russell,  Thomas,  grocer 


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36  Lynch,  James,  fishmonger 

34  Mewhort,  Mrs,  di'aper 

32  Moore,  M.,  flesher 

30  Somerville,  W.,  smith 

30  Allison,  J.  &  F.,  plasterers 

28  Allison,  Frederick 

24  Preston,  Owen,  china  merch. 

18  Smyth,  David,  taUor 

16  Roper,  Andrew 

12  Baxter,  Mrs 

10  Rennie,  William 

8  Aitchison,  Wm. ,  coal  merch. 

8  Aitchison,  Miss,  dairy 

6  Le.adbetter,  Alex.,  joiner 

6  Miller,  Mrs  Jane 

4  Lindsay,  J.,  painter 
2  Wliyte,  Miss 

Richmond  Terrace.   10. 

Dairy  Road. 
1  Eeid,  William 

1  Alexander,  John 

2  Ritchie,  John 

2  Tait,  James,  teacher 

3  Marshall,  Miss  E. 

5  Johnston,  Charles 
5  Eeid,  Alexander 

9  Forrester,  James 

10  Oman,  N. 

11  Carfrae,  Mrs  A. 
20  Smith,  G.  M. 

Riddle's  Close.    3. 

Tolbooth  Wynd,  Leith. 
1  Hamilton,  James,  flesher 

10  Haldane,  John,  pawnbroker 

11  Symons,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 

13  Scott,  John 

14  Taylor,  Alexander,  dairy 

15  Hamilton,  James 

16  Watt,  Mrs,  baker 

17  Wilson,  Mrs 

18  Nairn,  Wm.,  pastry  baker 

Riego  Street.    11. 

Earl  Grey  Street. 

1  Anderson,  D.,  &  Son,  bakei's 
5  Lyal,  George 

13  M'Intosh,  Daniel 
13  Blaikie,  Richard 

19  Watson,  John  W. 

23  Wilson,  James  &  Robert 

27  White,  Miss 

Free  Greyfriars  Mission 
Free  St   Cuthberfs  School; 
James  Hamilton,  teacher 

12  Smith,  James,  builder 

2  Whillas,  John 

Rillbank  Crescent.  13. 

Meadows. 
1  Tairman,  Wm.  (P.  Brothers) 

1  Pairman,  J.  (P.  Brothers) 

2  Baillie,  Nichol 

3  Robertson,  James 

4  Crawford,  James 
4  Blair,  Mrs 


Rillbank  Terrace.    13. 

Meadows. 

1  Smith,  A. 

1  Aikman,  James 

1  Robertson,  John  G. 

1  Ferguson,  Mrs 

2  Maxwell,  Mrs 

2  Maxwell,  James 

3  Thomson,  D.  G.,  accountant 

5  Lawson,  Miss 

6  Kennedy,  Mrs 

7  Thin,  James 

9  Chisholm,  David 

10  Davidson,  Rev.  A.  B. 

11  Bannatyne,  Mrs 

12  Aufrecht,  Theodore 

13  Sinclair,  J. 

14  Ogilvie,  George  MoncriefF 

15  Findlater,  Andrew,  LL.D. 

16  Murray,  Mrs 

18  Wilkie,  James 

Rintoul  Place.    3. 

Water  Lane. 

1  Black,  Thomas,  coal  agent 

3  Elder,  Mrs 

7  Pitt,  David 

8  Calder,  Alexander 
11  M'Intire,  Mrs 

19  Brown,  J.  D. 

20  Lyle,  Peter 

21  Millar,  J.,  joiner 

22  Dall,  William 

25  Mackay,  William 

26  Hoddle,  George 
29  Cromb,  Robert 

Ritchie  Place.    12. 

Hercles  Street. 

5  Stewart,  John,  spirit  dealer 
5  Simm,  Sharp,  grocer 

4  Cameron,  Henry 

Robertson  Place. 

Lover's'  Lane. 
3  Douglas,  A.,  junior 

5  Leask,  James  B. 

5  Sutherland,  John 

6  Flett,  Samuel 

Rockville  Place.    13. 

St  Leonard  Street. 

1  Dawson,  J.  A. 

1  Jackson,  John 

1  Tweedie,  William 

1  Smith,  A.  C. 

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2 

2 

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^I  'Laughlin,  Charles 
Anderson,  James 
Vallance,  John 
Grandison,  William 
Scotland,  James 
Mein,  Thomas 
Hay,  James 


2  Mackail,  David 


2  Borthwick,  Mrs 

2  Dun,  B.  F. 

3  Murray,  Miss 

3  Murray,  William 

3  Hunter,  William 

3  Crighton,  Alexander 

3  Palmer,  M.  [Baillie  d:  P. ) 

3  Duncan,  Mrs  James  G. 

Romilly  Place.    10. 

Gardner  s  Crescent. 

1  Milne,  Henry,  butcher 

2  Roberts,  Mrs  Janet 

3  Rutherford,  Margt. ,  stationer 
5  Kay,  Mrs 

5  French,  M.,  dressmaker 

6  M'Craw,  John,  grocer 

7  Stewart,  Thomas,  greengrocer 

8  Hardie,  Peter,  coal  agent 

8  Simpson,  George 

9  Wylie,  Alexander,  grocer 
10  Cowan,  Miss  C,  draper 

13  Wares,  M.,  bootmaker 

14  Whitehead,  George 

15  Sharp,  James,  grocer 

Ronaldson's  Buildgs.  2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Rose  Lane.    8. 

Abbey  Hill. 

Nicolson,  D. ,  Comely  green  park 

Station.     See  Railways. 

Rose  Street.    7. 

3  Brash,  William,  grocer 

7  Thomson,  James,  baker 

13  M'Call,  J.  &W.  G.,  chemists 

15  Greiner,  Chas. ,  spirit  dealer 

17  Gilchrist,  James 

17  Turpie,  Mrs,  cook 

17  Hislop,  Stephen 

17  Allan,  Charles 

19  Short,  J.,  church  officer 
Rose  Street  U.P.  Church 

21  Hai-per,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

23  M'Kinlay  Brothers 

25  Lawrence,  G.  C, hairdresser 

27  Robertson,  D. ,  Albert  hotel 

Hanover  Street  here 

29  Baton,  Robert,  baker 

29  ilarcinkoskie,  Peter 

31  Brown,  James,  picture  frame 

maker 
33  Tait,  Andrew,  baker 
37  Mills,  James,  spirit  dealer 
39  Clerk,  Dugald,  saddler 
45  Peebles,  William,  tailor 
47  Brown,  Robert,  refreshment 

rooms 
49  Douglas,  E.,  spirit  mercht. 
53  Brit.  League  of  Abstainers  ; 

George  M 'Gibbon,  clerk 
55  Forrester,      Thomas,     Bay 

Horse  inn 


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151 


Brown,  George 

Gavine,  James,  spirit  mer. 

Smitli,  Mrs  E. ,  grocer 

Johnston,  T. ,  &  Sons,  ■wriglits 

Johnston,  A. 

Stott,  "Wmiam 

Fraser,  Mrs,  cook 

Millar,  M.,  refresht.  rooms 

Tod,  W.  J. 

AVUson,  Andrew 

Millar,  Alexander,  plumber 

Tod,  llrs,  staymaker 

Frederick  Street  here 


Taylor,  George 

Hardie,  Robert,  k  Co. 

Charters,  John 

K  inn  ell,  David 

Begbie,  Mrs 

Hardie,  Joseph,  china wareh.  '169 

PoUock,  P.,  &  Son,  farriers  169 
169 
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198 
194 
194 
194 
194 
192 
190 
188 
186 


Gow  &  Henderson 
Gilchrist,  Mrs,  grocer 
Grieve,  Peter,  spiiit  mercht. 
Gear,  James 
M'Kenzie,  W.,  jeweller 
Cochrane,  Edward 
Anderson,  "Wm.,  bootcloser 
"Watson,  Thomas 
Booth,  William 
Richardson,  James 
Fraser,  John,  traveller 
HlU,  WUliam,  shoemaker 
Harrison,  Mrs,  newsagent 
Crichton,  J.  &  J.,  slaters 
Kelly,  J.,  &  Sou,  smiths 
ila.-donald,  Mrs  Alexander 
Brown,  James,  tailor 
Strachan,  Thos.,  bootmaker 
Grey,  A. ,  &  Son,  vet.  surgeons :  1 8  4 
Whitson,  John 
Spence,  John  M. 
Thomson,  Robert,  baker 
Small,  Thomas,  flesher 
Smith,  A.,  taUor 
Xapier,  George,  tailor 
Scrymgeonr,  J., ret.  surgeon 
Jeffrey,  J.  k  E. 
Auchincloss,  J.,  &  Son 
Forbes,  John 
&  131  Salmond,  J.,  &  Co. 
Bryce,  William  M. 
Robertson,  James 
JiliUer,  Mrs 

Castle  Street  here 

Notman,  William 
Waters,  Henry 
Logan,  John,  cabinetmaker 
Allan,  Robert,  plumber 
M'Ewan,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 
Graham,  J.,  cabinetmaker 
Gairn,  Andrew 
Beatson,  William 
Robson,  Mrs  M.,  hosier 
Oeorge  Heriot's  School 
Winstanley,  Y\''m.,  teacher 
M 'Queen,  Duncan,  manuf. 
Wilson,  John 


153  Hayne,  Miss 

153  Mitchell,  Miss 
157  Mitchell,  Henry 

159  M'Farlane,  John,  spirit  dlr. 

161  Corner,  Miss  Mary 

161  Duns,  James,  slater 

161  Duns,  Miss,  milliner 

161  Souter,  John 

161  Young,  Edward  R. 

161  Manderson,  Miss  C. 

163  Ross,  Ann,  confectioner 
]65  Keddie,  J.  A. 

165  M'Pherson,  James 

165  Calder,  Robert,  coal  agent 

165  Mowat,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

165  Buchan,  WQliam,  cab-hirer 

167  Inglis  &  Watson,  bakers 
169  Johnston,  WiUiam 

169  Archibald,  D.,  farrier 
Wood,  James,  cabinetmaker 
Scott,  William,  &  Son 
Reid,  Alexander,  slater 
Ramage,  James,  wright 
Hume,  John 
Dawson,  Robert 
Findlay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Kirkwood,  Robert 
Keddie,  J.  A.,  spirit  dealer 
Small,  Miss,  grocer 
Short,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Bilton,  John 
Ross,  David,  painter 
Notman,  William 
Watson,  William,  tailor 
Ferguson,  David,  painter 
Cornfoot,  Mrs,  grocer 
M'Lean,  John 
Nelson,  Mrs  James 
Gordon,  John 
Douglass,  Mrs,  grocer 

182  Burnett,  George,  tailor 

180  Fraser,  Mrs  Thomas 

180  Stewart,  Robert 

180  Walker,  WiUiam 

174  Hetherton,  Wm.,  waiter 

174  Lees,  Alex.,  rouge  maker 

174  Logan,  John 

174  Pendrich,  Thomas 

172  Fleming,  Janet,  grocer 

170  Black,  Mrs  A.,  spirit  mer. 

168  Stephenson,  William 
168  Muir,  Glassford 
168  Preshaw,  John,  waiter 
168  Smith,  George 

166  Gairn,  Andrew,  bootmaker 
166  Dick,  Mrs 
166  Black,  Mrs  Archibald 
166  Waters,  Henry 
166  Bums,  George,  lane 
166  Stephenson,  Wm.,  turner 

Castle  Street  here 

164  Reid,  George,  hairdresser 

162  Stewart,  Mrs  John 
162  Bain,  James 
162  Forbes,  Mrs 
156  Cuthill,  Alex.,  horse  dealer 
156  Hill,  Alexr.,  wood-carver 

154  Grant,  Laeh.,  hotel-keeper 


152  Dunn,  John,  grocer 

150  Brown,  Robert,  bootmaker 

146  Cowan,  Joseph  A. 

144  Kerr,  Miss 

142  Ancrum,  J.,  &  Son 

140  Flemington,  James,  waiter 

140  Dick,  Miss,  milliner 

140  Elder,  Alexander 

138  Brown,  W.,  provision  dealer 

134  Lumsden,  Mrs,  draper 

132  Murdoch,  Miss M.,  lodgings 

132  Chamberlain,  G.  A. 

132  Ogg,  John 

128  Ogg,  Peter,  cowfeeder 

126  Wilson,  Mrs  James 

122  Ballantyne,  James 

120  M'Gregor,  Duncan,  grocer 

118  Gay,  James,  bootmaker 

116  Scott,  William 

116  Anderson,  Mrs 

116  Collie,  William 

114  Ogg,  Mrs,  provision  mercht. 

112  Bell,  Duncan 

110  Kinghorn,  Alex.,  spirit  dlr. 

110  Gunn,  John,  bookbinder 

110  Forrest,  Alexander,  smith 

110  Currie,  Thomas,  blacksmith 

110  Parker,  James 

108  Ranken,  David,  watchmaker 

108  Ranken,  George,  optician 

108  Park,  John  C,  dentist 

108  Sinclaii-,  John 

108  Deveneau,  Joseph 

106  Whyte,  George  S.,  baker 

Frederick  Street  here 
104  Badenoch,  Alexander 
102  Martin,  W.,  painter 
100  Porteous,      James,       spirit 
merchant ;  house,  104 
98  Williamson,  Jas.,  pawnbkr. 
96  Wallace,  R.,  &Co.,  printers 
94  Robertson,  Wm.,  tinsmith 
94  Robertson,  Miss,  dressmkr. 
90  Martin,  WiUiam 
90  Anderson,  H.,  cabinetmaker 
88  Henry,  John,  cai-ver 
86  Johnston,  Miss  M.,  grocer 
80  Colston  k  Son,  printers 
78  Ross,  John,  botanist 
76  GUchrist,  John,  china  mer. 
74  Seaton,  Alexander 
74  Beveridge,  John  P. 
74  Tyrrell,  W.,  goldbeater 
72  GUchrist,  J.,  cabinetmaker 
70  Robertson,  Alex.,  dairy 
66  Stewart,  J.,  &  Son,  grocers 
64  Brodie,.  Mathew,  baker 
62  Smith,  Misses,  dressmakers 
60  &  54  Horn,  A.,  spirit  mer. 
56  Hastie,  David,  grocer 
54  Mackay,  Mrs,  refsh.  rooms 
54  Macrae,  WiUiam,  smith 
54  Cairns,  James,  lane 
Hanover  Street  here 
42  Knox,  Samuel,  &  Dickson 
40  Riitherford,     W.,     &     Co. 

spirit  dealers 
36  k  38  Porteous,  Alex.,  currier 


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34  Douglas,  Mrs  Thomas  G. 
34  Watt,  Thomas,  smith 
6Z  Young,  Mary,  dairy 
24  Johnston,  Rt.,  tobacconist 
22  Darling,  Wm. ,  &  Son,  tailors 
22  Bogie,  Miss,  lace  cleaner 
20  Cormack,  Kobt.,  bootmaker 
20  Spalding,  Peter 
18  Campbell,  John,  cowfeeder 
16  Bisset,  Wm.,  hairworker 
16  Calder,  Thomas 
16  MacRae,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
14  Spalding,  Peter,  grocer 
12a  Russell,  John,  hairdresser 
12  Wishart,  George 
10  Davidson,  William 
8  Pitkeathly,  William,  grocer 
6b  Shand,  James,  spirit  dealer 
6a  Melville  &  Adamson 
6a  Dick,  William 
6  Notman,  David,  spirit  mer. 

Crichton  &  Neil,  jewellers 
~      Bruce    k    Son,    jewel  -  case 
^  manufacturers 

Kennedy  &  Ritchie,  joiners 


4  Patterson,      Hugh, 

dealer 
2  Torrop,  Christopher 
2  Walker,  M.,  &  Co. 


spirit 


Rosebank  Cottages.  10. 

Gardner's  Crescent. 

1  Millar,  AVm.,  hay  merchant 

2  Lamb,  John,  builder 
5  Lawson,  Alexander 

11  Gallic,  Charles 

18  Ritchie,  John 

19  Saunders,  John 
22  Nisbet,  Robert 

26  Rennie,  Charles 

27  Ferguson,  William 
29  Thomson,  Alexander 
34  Dobie,  William 

36  Muir,  Joseph 

Rosebank  Terrace.    2. 

Bonnbujton. 

1  Swan,  James 

2  Matheson,  George,  junior 

Rosebery  Crescent.    4. 

JIaymarket. 

1  Smith,  Miss  C.  R. 

1  Balfour,  iirs 

2  Mitchell,  R.  B. 

3  Lee,  Mrs 

4  Oliphant,  Thomas 

5  Brodie,  A.  Oswald 

Rosebery  Crescent  Lane 

6  Barron,  Mrs 

7  Alexander,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 

8  Rainy,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D. 

9  Campbell,  Mrs,  senior 


Roseburn  Place.    10. 

Rosehurn. 
1  Hastie,  James 
4  Smeall,  Edward,  tailor 

Rosehill  Place.    10. 

Gardner's  Crescent. 

1  Murray,  Joseph,  MTiter 

1  Taylor,  Thomas 

1  Sinclair,  Bruce 

1  Crockett,  David 

2  Boyd,  Peter 
2  Barrie,  John 

4  Crockett,  David,  grocer 

5  Culbert,  Thomas 

5  Bathgate,  William 

6  Gray,  William,  butcher 

7  Bathgate,  Tlios.  D.,  draper 

8  Innes,  M.,  dressmaker 
8  Baikie,  James 

8  Bulloch,  William 

8  Thomson,  William 

9  Brown,  Miss 

10  Ogilvie,  Mrs  J. 
12  Yarroll,  Mrs  D. 

Rosemount  Buildgs.  10, 

Gardner's  Crescent. 

4  Pearson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
9  Lawson,  William 

11  Tait,  James 
61  Baird,  Mrs 

75  Harvey,  William 
80  Calder,  William 
88  Meldrum,  John 

Rosslyn  Street. 

Pilrig. 

1  Cowie,  James 

2  Macdonald,  Donald 

3  Steven,  George 

4  Spens,  Miss 

Roxburgh  Place.    12. 

Drummond  Street. 

1  Hamilton,  Andrew 
Roxburgh  Place  Chapel 

5  Kirk,  Miss 

5  Lazzorina,  Mrs  Isabella 

5  Dixon,  Mrs  John 

7  Livingston  k  Weir 

7  Murray,  Robert 

7  ^lurray,  William 
20  Macgregor,  John 

18  Robertson,  Andrew,  butcher 
16  Wright,  Fred.,  goldbeater 
14  Nimmo,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 
Lady  Glenorchy' s  Church 

12  Wood,  Mrs 

10  Oliver,  Sommerville,  M.D. 

8  Cochrane,  John,  baker 

6  London  Printing  and  Pub- 

lishing Co.  ;  Smellie,  R., 
age^nt 
6  Dayison,  John,  tailor 


6  Shiells,  Ross 

6  Hogg,  William 

4  Hoy,  Alexander 

2  Moore,  Richard,  flesher 

Roxburgh  Street.    12. 

Drummond  Street. 

1  Cameron,  Mrs,  laundress 

3  Hill,  James 

5  Linton,  John,  M.D. 

5  Linton,  Andrew,  corkcutter 

7  Macfarlane,  Andrew  Y. 
9  Pridie,  R.,  M.D. 

11  Meldrum,  Miss,  lodgings 
11   Coutie,  Alexander 
11  Methven,  William 
11  M'Dermott,  Michael 

13  Scott,  James 

15  Hay,  James 

17  Cleghorn,  Peter 

19  Penman,  Andrew,  drysalter 

18  Hill,  Peter 
18  King,  Mrs 

18  Marshall,  Mrs 

18  Marshall,  T.,  &  Son 

16  Farquharson,  Mrs 
16  Forsyth,  James 

14  Hambleton,  William  J. 
14  Kinniburgh,  Mrs 

10  Wilkinson,  David 

8  Borrowman,  Robert 
8  Murphy,  William 

8  Gray,  Mrs  William 

6  Kay,  Mrs 

2  Thomson,  K. 
2  Campbell,  D. 
2  M'Call,  Mrs 

2  Niddry,  Jessie  R.,  teacher 

Roxburgh  Terrace.  12. 

Drummond  Street. 
2  Matheson,  Roderick 
2  Urquhart,  J. 
2  Mason,  Mrs 

2  Robertson,  Duncan 

3  Younger,  James 
5  Imrie,  John 

5  M'Niel,  Mrs 
5  Carfrae,  A.,  engraver 
5  Muu-head,  Mrs 
5  Archibald,  James 

5  Dickson,  David 

6  Sutter,  Mrs  John 
8  Lawrie,  John 

8  Brown,  Carnegie 

8  Dalgleish,  John,  wright 

8  Blair,  John 

9  Gilbert,  Mrs 

9  Grant,  Geo.,  commis.  agent 

Royal  Circus. 

Stockbridge. 
North,  3.     South,  5. 
1  Rodger,  J.  F.  {M'L.  <!:  R.) 
1  Rodger,  Mrs 
3  Dickson,  Mrs  Walter 
5  Sands,  W.  H.  &  W.  J.,  W.S. 


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5  Sands,  W.  H.,  W.S. 

5  Sands,  W.  J.,  W.S.,  solicitor 

7  Mackenzie,  John  Ord,  W.S. 
9  Maclagan,  David,  C.A. 

11  Dickson,  Archibald,  M.D. 
11  Dickson,  Alexander,  M.D. 

11  Dickson,  Alex.,  advocate 
13  Hamilton,  iliss 

15  Landale,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

17  Pearson  k  Eobertson,  W.S. 

17  Eobertson,  George,  "W.S. 
19  Kunz,  Jules  A.  L.,  teacher 

19  Kunz,  Madame  A.  L.,  school 

21  Jameson,  Miss 

23  Faithfull,  Eev.  V.  G. 

25  Maidment,  James,  advocate 
32  Dowell,  Alexander 

30  Douglas,  John  "William 

30  Monteith,  Thomas 

30  M'Kechuie,  Dougald 

30  Clerk,  Miss 

30  Wilson,  Mrs  Alexander 

30  Marshall,  Miss 

30  Graham,  Miss 

30  Martin,  Mrs  L. 

28  Kinnear,  George  T.,  "W.S. 

26  Grindlay,  Thomas 

24  Littlejohn,  Henry  D.,  M.D. 

22  Young,  John  William,  W.S. 
22  Young,  Archibald,  advocate 
22  Young,  Mrs 

20  Waddell,  WiUiam,  W.S. 
20  WaddeU&  M'Intosh,  W.S. 

18  Graham,  Misses,  school 

16  Mackenzie,  J.  W.  &  J.,W.S. 
16  Mackenzie,  J.  W.,  W.S. 

16  Mackenzie,  John,  W.S. 

12  Cavaye,  Lieutenant-General 
10  Dickson,  Wm.,  accountant 

8  Johnson,  Miss  H.  M.,  school 

6  M'Laren,  G.  Adinston 
4  Parkinson,  Miss,  school 
2  Hislop,  William 

2  Circus  Place  School 


Royal  Crescent.    5. 

Scotland  Street. 

8  Dmmmond,  James,  E.S.A. 

9  &  10    Watsoji's,  Geo.,  Board- 

ing-house;   Mrs  Milligan, 
matron 

14  Watson,  Mrs 

15  Henderson,  Thomas  S. 

25  M 'Gibbon,  JohnS. 

26  Crerar,  Daniel 
26  Watt,  Thomas 
26  Tod,  Robert 
26  Ehind,  John 
26  Trench,  Miss 
26  Allan,  Miss 

26  Dixson,  William  J. 

Royal  Patent  Gymnasium; 

John  Cox,  proprietor 
The  nall,RoyalPat€ntGym- 

nasium ;  J.  M.  D.  Bro^^^l 
Forrest,  Mrs,  statuary 


Royal  Exchange.    9. 

See  291  High  Street. 

Royal  Terrace.    1. 

Greenside  Church 

1  Colquhoun,  John 

2  Hope,  ]\lrs 

3  Jopp,  Charles 

4  Gray,  Alexander 

5  Milligan,  James,  S.S.C. 

5  MiUigan,  John,  W.S. 

6  Anderson,  Thomas 

7  Cunningham,  Mrs  J.  S. 

8  Shiels,  John  S. 

9  Johnstone,  James 

10  MarshaU,  Captain  D. 

11  Tawse,  John,  W.S. 

12  Young,  Mrs  Keith 

13  Hamilton,  Major  Ferrier 

14  Boyd,  Thomson 

15  Smyth,  Charles  Piazzi 

16  Tod,  James  (Mould  <L-  T.) 

17  Weir,  Eobert  M. 

18  Stavert,  Archibald 

19  Crawford,  A.  H.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

20  Eenton,  William 

21  Anderson,  Charles 

22  Crabbie,  John 

23  Richard,  J.  M. 

24  "\Miite,  Mrs 

25  Ryley,  Lieut. -Col.  JohnS.G. 

26  Du  Plessis  &  Black,  Misses 

27  Johnston,  Mrs 

28  Hutchison,  James  T. 

28  Hutchison,  Mrs 

29  Wallace,  James 
80  Mackinlay,  Miss 

31  Bruce,  John 

32  Brown,  Thomas 

33  CuUen,  Eev.  G.  D. 

34  Cree,  James 

35  Cowan,  Alexander  0.,  M.D. 
35  Cowan,  James 

35  Cowan,  Misses 

36  Dunlop,  Mrs 

37  Stevenson,  Eev.  Wm.,  D.D. 

38  Wahab,  Lieut. -Gen.  Charles 

39  Henderson,  Charles  J. 

40  Gill,  Captain  Dundas 

Rutland  Place.    4. 

Lothian  Road. 

2  Hay,  John,  Eestaurant 

3  Galbraith,  Thomas,  grocer 

4  Adams,  Robert,  ironmonger 

5  Thomson,  Thomas 
5  Clark,  Mrs 

5  Mackgill,  A.,  advocate 
5  Hay,  John 

^7  Thomas'  Episcopal  Chapel 

Rutland  Square.    4. 

Rutland  Street. 

1  Gilmore,  !Miss 

2  Cowper,  A. 


3  Cleland,  Mrs  Stewart 
3  Cleugh,  iliss  Eliza 
3  Hay,  Mrs  R.  S. 
3  Soutter,  James,  junior 

3  Patterson,  Thomas 

4  Robei'tson,  Miss 

5  M'Laren,  John,  advocate 

6  Campbell,  Espie,  &  Bell,  W.  S. 

6  Espie,  George,  S.S.C. 

7  Sharp,  William 

8  Findlay,  John  Ritchie 

9  Baxter,  Edmund 
10  Cheyne,  Mrs 

10  Cheyne,  Harrj%  W.S. 

1 1  Oliver,  Misses,  boardg.  -school 

12  Thomson,  Robert,  LL.B. 

14  Brown,  Mrs 

15  Brodie,  l*Irs  Kennetli  S. 

1 6  Forbes-Gordon,  Arthur,  AV.  S. 

17  Gordon,  Adam  Hay 
IS  Dunlop,  A.  Vans 

18  Fergusson,  Miss 

19  Meek,  Mrs,  boarding-school 

20  Stuart,  iirs  Charles  Villiers 

21  A^niite,  Miss 

22  Innes,  William 

22  Young,  Thomas,  lodgings 
22  Fraser,  Misses 
22  Henderson,  Angus 

22  Kean,  Nathaniel 

23  Sprot,  Miss 

24  Goldie,  George 

25  Hector,  David,  advocate 

26  Jlontgomery,  William,  W.S. 

27  Pringle,  John,  M.D. 

28  Ker,  Misses 

29  Henry,  John,  S.S.C. 

30  Grierson,  iliss  Margaret 
30  Orr,  John 

30  Minola,  N. 

30  Bolton,  William 

30  Liddell,  Misses 

31  Harthill,  William,  M.D. 
82  Davidson,  Mrs  C.  Forbes 

Rutland  Street.    4. 

Lothian  Road. 

3  Paterson,  Mrs  I^Iaria 

5  St  Thomas  Episcopal  Chapel 
11  Jackson,  Mrs  Scoresby 
15  Peddie,  Alexander,  M.D. 
17  Craigie,  Miss 
19  Sandford,  Rev.  Daniel  F. 

21  Stark,  James,  M.D. 

23  Brown,  John,  M.D. 

25  Cox,  Robert,  W.S. 
27  Scott,  Mrs  David 

27  Loth,  JohnT.,  D.L. 

28  Stewart,  Miss 
28  Patterson,  H. 
28  Sinclair,  Robert 

26  Mitchell,  Mrs,  lodgings 

24  Myrtle,  John  Young,  M.D. 

22  Balfour,  Mrs  Robert  -' 

St  Andrew  Square.    7. 
1  Purves,    William,     k     Son, 
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2  London  Hotel ;  W.  Murray 

2  Macarthui',  Mrs 

2b  Mack,  J.  S.,S.S.C.  &  N.P. 

2b  General  Assurance  Co. 

2b  Scottish  Congregational  Wi- 

doivs'  Fund 
i  Murray,  Alexr.,  auctioneer 
4  Dalgleisli  &  Forrest 
4  Guthrie,  Miss 
4  Richardson,  J.  J.,  &  Co. 

4  Ehenius  &  Lawrie 

4a  Baihvay  Passengers  Assur- 
ance Office 

4a  Phanix  Fire  Office;  Ehe- 
nius k  Lawrie,  agents 

4b  Johrston,  W.  &  A.  K. 

5  MoiTatt,  John  Fred.,  C.A. 

5  Scottish HeritableSeciirityCo. 

5  Scottish  Assam  Tea  Co. 

5  National  Bible  Society 

5  City  Mission  Office 

5  Scottish  Missionary  Society 

5  Sahbath  Alliance 

5  Gaelic  School  Society 

5  Coldstream,  John  P.,  W.S. 

5  Nicoll,  Alexr.,  accountant 

5  Galletly,  Rev.  William,  CM. 

5  Dawson,  Thomas 
Craigie  Buildings 

5  StockExchange;  Geo.  AngVLS, 
secretary 

5  Angus,  George,  stockbroker 

5  Carter,  F.  &  F.  W.,  C.A. 

5  Taylor,  Andrew,  surveyor 

5  Budge,  Heniy,  C.A. 

5  Romanes,  George,  C.E. 

5  Scottish  Friendly  Investment 
Comjmny 

5  Investment  Company,  Fourth 
Edinburgh  F.  Property 

5  Investment  Company,  Scot- 
tish Union  Property 

5  Edin.  and  Dun.  L.  So. ;   J. 

R.  BroA^Ti,  secretary 

6  Adie,  Alexander  J. ,  C.  E. 

5  Mackenzie,  Capt.  Roderick 
5  Scottish  Branch  of  the  British 
Army  Scri2}ture  Readers' 
and  Soldiers'  Friend  Soc. 
5  Evangelistic  Society 
5  Royal  Physical  Society 
5  Geological    Society ;   George 
A.  PantoU;  secretaiy 

5  Currie,  John,  architect 

6  Scot.  Provident  Institutioyi  ; 

James  Watson,  manager 

6  Ronaldson,  John 

7  Duncan,  Thomas,  accountant 
7  Clarkson,  Alex. ,  comm.  agent 
7  Claikson,W.  C,  comm.  agent 
7  Haswell,  James,  W.S. 

7  Edinburgh  Literary  Institute 

(Limited) 
7  Cochrane,  Heniy 
7  Hardy,  Henry,  architect 
7  Spink,  Alex.,  comm.  agent 
7  Professional  <fe  Civil  Service 

Supply    Association ;    A. 

Lindsay,  manager 


8  Lauder  &  Hardie,   clothiers 
South  St  David.  Street  here 

9  Scottish   Widows'  Fund  and 

Life  Assurance    Soc. — S. 

Raleigh,   manager ;    J.    J. 

P.  Anderson,  secretary 
10  Brown's  Phcenix  temp,  hotel 
10  M'Kean,  Andrew 

10  Webster,  And.,  S.S.C,  N.P. 

11  Cockburn,  Robert 

11  Innes  &  Grieve,  grocers 

12  Hill_,  T.  A.,  printseller,  etc. 
12  Atkinson,  I.,  &  Co.,  clothiers 
12  Macken-acher,  Miss  I.,  Berlin 

warehouse 
12  Pattison  &  Rhind,  W.S. 
12  MitcheU,  G.  S. 
12  European  Assurance  Society 

12  London  d-  Lancashire  Fire 

andDife  Assurance  Coy. 

13  Padon,  A.  &D., gen. stationers 
13  Scottish  Amicable  Life  Asso- 
ciation  Society ;    William 
George  Spens,  secretary 

George  Street  here 
15  Grierson,  Andrew,  W.S. 
15  WHiitehead,  Mrs 

15  Whitehead,  John,  S.S.C. 

16  Dundas  &  Wilson,  W.S. 
16  Dundas,  Ralph,  C.S. 

16  Wilson,  William,  C.S. 

17  Ranken,  T.  &  R.  B.,  W.S. 

17  Agra  Bank  (Limited);  Robt. 

Hunter,  manager 

18  Gilmour,  Hugh,  stockbroker 
18  Captain    Roland's   Fencing- 
room  and  Gymnasium 

18  Naismith,  Robert  T.,  acct. 
1 8  Cooper,  Craig,  k  Craig,  United 
ilercantile  Agency 

18  Greenslade,  J.  F. ,  engraver 

19  Blackwood,  James,  W.S. 
19  Blackwood,  James,  &  Co. 
19  Ritchie,  John  S.,  accountant 
19  Brown  &  Wardrop,  architects 

19  Fairbah-n,  WilUam,  surveyor 

20  Northern    Assurance    Co. 

R.  Clu'istie,  secretary 

20  Henry  &  Shiress,  S.S.C. 

North  St  David  Street  here 

21  Braid,  Andrew 

21  City  of  Glasgoiv  Life  Assur- 
ance Co. ;  G.  G.  Pattison, 
secretary 

[21  Cairns,  G.  &  H.,  W^S. 
21  Cairns,  Henry,  W.S. 
21  Paterson,  John,  architect 

21  Bogle,  Andrew,  W.S.^ 

22  Scottish  National  Fire   and 

Life    Assurance   Co. ;    J. 
M.  M'Candlish,  manager 

23  Mackintosh,  J. ,  church  officer 
23  Cay,  Robert  Dundas,  W.S. 

23  Oriental  Bank  Corpiorcdion 

24  Lindsay, Jamieson,&  Hal dane 

25  Dundas,  John,  C.S. 

26  Scot.  Equit.  Assur.  Society — 


George    Todd,    manager  ; 
W^.  Finlay,  secretary 

27  Preston,  H.  L.,  Captain  R.N. 

28  GifTord,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 
28  Gifford  &  Simpson,  W.S. 

28  Simpson,  Robert  R.,  W.S. 

29  Finlay  &  Wilson,  S.S.C. 

29  Finlay,  James,  solicitor 
N.  St  Andrew  Street  here 

30  Black,  Andrew,  brashmaker 
30  Tait,  Thomas,  ironmonger 
30  Ewing,  James 
30  Jopp,  Charles,  C.E. 
30  Gibson,  George,  C.E. 
30  Simpson,  Miss 
.30  Sprott,  W.  P.,  S.S.C. 
30  ililler,  John 

30  Lang,  Samuel 

31  Traill  &  Fletcher,  fi-uiterers 
31  Law,  Wm.  &  Geo.,  merchts. 
31  Proudfoot,  D.  C,  surveyor 
31  City  of  Edin.  Road  Trust 
31  Stewart,  Jas.,  coal  merchant 
31  Benhar  Colliery  Office  ;  Geo. 

Simpson,  coalmaster 

31  Stanislas,  Madame 

32  Cockburn  &  Campbell 

33  Harvey,  Peter,  painter 

33  Robertson,  Peter  S.,  k  Co. 

34  &  35  Douglas  hotel ;  Thomas 
Slaney,  proprietor 

Royal    Bank    of  Scotland; 

James  Wright,  secretary 
Robertson,  Lawrence,  cashier 
Mackay,    Francis  A.,  Royal 

Bank  house 

36  Spence,  William  (B.  L.  Co.) 

37  Nimmo,  Archd.  (B.  L.  Co.) 
38, 39, 40  British  LinenCo.  'sBank 

38  M'Culloch,  John 
42  Nationcd  Bank  of  Scotland 
42' Duncan,  Wm.  Jas.,  manager 
41  Gifford,  John,  cashier 

St  Andrew  Street  N.    7. 

1  Miller,  John,  baker 

2  Burness,  W.,  H.M.  printer 

3  Brydon,  J.  Kerr,  solicitor 
3  Steele,  S.  B.,  General  In-mr- 

ance  agent 

3  Hunter  &  Glover,  wine  mers. 

4  Buckle,  Robert,  engraver 
4  Black,  Andrew 
4  Menzies  k  Cameron,  S.S.C. 

4  Wbite,  iirs,  French  cleaner 

5  Chedbiirn,  George  ;  house,  4 
5a  Bayne,  Charles,  fruiterer 

6  Grant,  D.,  confectioner 

7  Lyon,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 
7  Maitland  &  Lyon,  W.S. 

7  Buchanan,  James,  S.S.C. 
7a  Ross,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  grocers 

St  Andreiu's  Lane  here 

8  Charles,  James,  ironmonger 
10  Ewen,  G.  M.,  working  jewr. 
10  Carmichael,  Thos.,  S.S.C. 
10  Neilson,  John 


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10  Keid,  J.  T,,  artist 

10  Bryce,  Mrs 

10,  12,  &  13  Elgin,  W.,  &  Son 

13  Yarroll,  Samuel 

14  Scott  &  Ferguson,  engravei-s 

North  Lane. 
Macphersou,  Wni.,  plumber 
Edgar  &  Douglas,  joiners 
N'eilson,  J.,  cabinetmaker 

St  Andrew  Street  S.    7. 

3  &  5  Drysdale,  A.,  confectnr. 

5  Cleghorn,  M.,  portm.  maker 
7  Dow,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer 

7  Roques,  Casimir,  hairdresser 
9  Roques,  Madame,  &  "Wight 

11  Adcock,  G.,  paper  merchant 

13  Beligious    Tract    and   Book 

Society  of  Scotland 

15  Gilchrist,  James,  &  Son 

15  Nicholls  &  Robinson 

17  Frater's  billiard  rooms 

19  Nightingale,  E.  W.,  clothier 

21  Chalmers  &  Scott 

23  Thomson,  R.  D.,  merchant 

18  Whitehead  &  Co.,  hosiers 

16  Greger,  Max,  wine  importer 
16  Mackay,  James  T.,  &  Co. 
16  Goldie,  John 

14  Edinburgh      Toung     Men's 

Christian  Association 

12  and  1 4  Henry,  Alex. ,  gunsmith 
10  Dickson,  J.,  k  Co. 

10  White,  John,  plumber 

10  English  hotel— lira  Watlings 
17  Horsburgh,  J.,  tea  dealer 

^  11  &  13  Honeyman  &  Wil- 
iq  son 

;o     7  &  9  Edinburgh  hotel 

I  5  Stott,  John  M. 

|a     3  Macdonald, A.,  spirit mer. 
4  Sturrock,  Mrs 

8  Grubb  &  Son,  clothiers 
8a  Waugh,  R.,  spirit  dealer 

6  Aberdeen ShippingCo. 'sOffice 
2  Millar,  John,  k  Co. 

St  Andrew  St.,  Leith. 

Kirkgate. 
East,  3.      West,  4. 

4  Howden,  Thomas,  grocer 

5  Carmichael,  Thomas,  smith 

5  Groves,  William,  plumber 

6  Symington,  James 

8  Donaldson,  Jas. ,  spirit  dealer 

11  Erskine,  Alexander,  slater 

II  St  Andrew's  Hall 

11  Stoddart,  Dav.,  fruit  mercht. 

14  Poison,  Jas.,  furniture  dealer 

15  M'Laren,  D.  &  G. 

16  Mackie,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 

18  Campbell,  Elizabeth 

19  Maxwell,  Mrs.  Ann 

21  Middlemass,    T.,     furniture 
dealer 

23  Somerville,  James 

24  King,  Wm.,  spirit  merchant 


25  Smith,  Philip 

29  Thomson,  Lauder,  &  Co. 

29  Thomson,  J.  G.,  &  Co. 

31  Andrew,  John 

32  Hamilton,  R. 

34  Pentland,  Robert,  spirit  mer. 

35  Garland,  J.  0.,  pawnbroker 

36  Gorrie,  John,  confectioner 
38  Cuthbertson,  Henr}^,  baker 

40  Henderson,  Rt.,  spirit  dealer 

41  Carrol,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 
St  Andrew  Wynd 

1  Geddes,  J. ,  spirit  merch. 
47  Cuthbertson,  Henry,  grocer 
51  Whittey,  James,  broker 
55  M'Eneny,  Mrs  P.,  broker 

58  Nicolson,  William,  grocer 

59  Bryson,  Thomas,  hairdresser 

60  Duffy,  P.,  pawnbroker 

61  M'Mahon,  Peter,  spirit  mer. 
63  Anderson,  D.,  butcher 

67  Bingham,  Wm. ,  china  mer. 
69  Ford,  James,  provision  mer. 
74  Fingiiti,  James,  spirit  merch. 
77  Ramage,  James,  china  mer. 
79  Anderson,  D. 

,  81,  82  Jenkinson,  W.  &  J. 
83  Groves,  William 
83  Neilson,  Alexander 

Old  Sugarhouse  Close. 
2  Williamson,  James,  tailor 

Chisholm,  A.,  farrier 
90  Cathcart,  James,  Fergusson, 

&Co. 
90  Leith  Candle  Co. 
90  Morrison,  J.  k  G. 
92  Hardie,  Wm. ,  fish  merchant 
94   U.  0.  Masons'  HoiMse  of  Call. 

96  Thomson,  Wm.,  merchant 

97  Parry,  Henry 
97  Currie,  Adam 

St  Andrew's  Place.    13. 

Causewayside. 

1  Gardner,  John 

2  ColviUe,  Arthur,  builder 

7  Armour,  Robert  W. 

8  Birrell,  John 

9  Colville,  Arthur 
Somerville,  Mrs,  dairy 
Wright,  Duncan,  coach  pro. 

St  Anthony  Court.    3. 

St  Anthony  Street. 
Gray,  Tod,  &  Co.,  merchants 
Kerr,  Hatton,  &  Co.,  wine  mer. 
M'Kinlay,  William,  oil  mercht. 

St  Anthony  Lane.    3. 

St  Anthony  Street. 
Callender,  D.,  &  Sons,  tanners 
Bonnington  Millboard  Co. 

St  Anthony  Place.    10. 

Port  Hopetoun. 
1a  Thomson,  James,  plumber 
1  Kay,  Robert,  Union  hotel 


3  Wilson,  George,  baker 

4  Robertson,  Alexander,  tailor 

5  Teenan,  Mrs,  inkmaker 

6  Sandilands,  M.,  &  Co. 

7  Forbes,  Mrs 

7  Munro,  Daniel 
7  Baird,  Thomas 
7  Stewart,  Daniel 

7  Rankin,  Mrs 

8  White,  Thomas,  dairy 

8  Ross,  Mrs  H. ,  milliner 

9  Hutchison,  Peter 

10  Hunter,  Robert  (G. P.O.) 
10  Hunter,  Miss,  dressmaker 
10  Thomson,  James,  builder 
10  Vallance,  John 
10  Fairley,  Mungo,  coal  mercht. 

10  Fairley,  George 

11  MacAlpine,  Alex.,  grocer 
11^  Moreland,  Wm.,  contractor 
11 5  Anderson  &  Stevenson 

II5  Laing,  George,  builder 
11^  Taylor,  James 

12  Johnston,  John,  butcher 

14  Paulin,  George,  undertaker 

15  St  Anthony  Loan  Co.;  W. 
T.  Campbell,  manager 

15  Young,  James 
15  Sword,  David 
15  Keddie,  William,  tailor 

15  Black,  John 

16  Brown,  John,  grocer 

17  Ferguslie  Fire   Clay   Works 

Depot;  J.  W.  Learmonth, 
agent. 

St  Anthony  PI.  W.    10. 

Port  Hopetoun. 

1  Selcraig,  John,  bootmaker 

2  M'Laren,  John,  builder 
2  Campbell,  Edward 

2  M'Kercher,  D.  (G.P.O.) 

3  Flockhai-t,  Thomas,  grocer 

4  Tod,  W.  J.,  draper 

5  Flockhart,  Thomas 

6  Paterson,  Robert,  spirit  mer. 

St  Anthony  Street.    3. 

Kirkgafe. 

2,  3,  &  4  Thomson,  D.  J.,  &  Co. 
11  Macnair  &  Co.,  brewers 
11  Sandersons  &  Paterson 

St  Bernard's  Cresct.    3. 

Stockbridge. 

3  Scott,  Rev.  Walter,  M.A. 
3  Scott,  Mrs 
5  Davidson,  Mrs 

7  Mackay,  John 

9  Herdman,  Robert,  R.S.A. 
11  Colquhoun,  Archibald 

13  Lorimer,  Mrs 
15  Leslie,  Miss 
17  Paterson,  Mrs 

19  Wright,  Charles  William 
21  Rampini,  Mrs 


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23  Mitchell,  Miss 

25  Ross,  Miss 

27  Donaldson,  Alexander 

27  Donaldson,  Mrs  George 

29  Wordie,  Mrs 

-■51  Anderson,  Mrs 

33  Steuart,  Thomas  E. 

35  Bruce,  James,  W.S. 

14  Eymer,  Misses 

10  Myi-tle,  William,  C.A. 

8  Dundas,  Miss  Hamilton 

•3  Wilson,  James 

i  Sim,  William 

2  Gillies,  Mrs 


3. 


St  Bernard's  Place 

Stochhridge. 

1  Thomson,  David,  upholsterer 
1   Crawford,  James 

St  Bernard's  Row 

Stochhridge. 

1  Arnot,  Alex.,  coal  merchant 

2  Robinson,  William 

3  Adams,  William 
3  Clark,  Mrs 
3  M'Kenzie,  Miss 

5  Riddel,  Mrs  A.  0. 

6  Wood,  Alexander 

7  Purves,  Robert 

7  Purves,  James  E. 

8  Davidson,  Mrs 

9  Corner,  A.  C. 
9  Marwick,  Mrs 

Marshall,  iirs  R.,  Rosebauk 

cottage 
Ross,  Murdoch,  St  Bernard's 

cottage 
Inverleith  House  lodge 


St  Catherine  PI.    13. 

Grange. 

7  Bonthron,  John 
9  Murray,  Mrs  Thomas 

13  Ainslie,  W.  {Gardner  d;  A.) 
15  Farquharson,  Francis 
17  Orrock,  Alex.  (0.  &  S.) 
19  Burnet,  James 
21  Drysdale,  Mrs 
•20  Wallace,  A.  B. 

14  Cochrane,  Robert  H. 
1  2  Heriot,  Thomas 
10  Cushnie,  William 

8  Aikman,  Andrew 
8  Aikman,  Mrs 
tj  Cromar,  Alexander 
•4  Cairns,  Alexander 

St  Colme  Street.    4. 

Albyn  Place. 

1  Douglas,  Rev.  William 

2  Simpson,  Sir  Walter  G.,  Bart. 

3  Stewart,  Mrs  William 

3  Stewart,  William,  W.S. 

4  Brodie,  Thomas,  W.S. 

5  Urquliart,  Mrs 


6  Watson,  William,  advocate 

7  Alison,  Lady 

8  Anderson,  Mrs 

9  Deas,  Francis,  advocate 
10  Trayner,  John,  advocate 

St  Cuthbert's  Lane.   10. 

Lothian  Road. 

Henderson,  Robert,  ^vl•ight 
Mitchell,  W.  H.,  grocer 

St  Cuthbert's  Place.  10. 

Romilhj  Place. 

1  St    Cuthbert's    Oo-operative 
Association  {Limited) 

2  Moncur,  1^1  rs  M. 
2  Grieve,  Walter,  contractor 
2  M'MiUan,  Hugh 

2  Drysdale,  John 

3  Roberts,  R. 
3  Simpson,  Mrs 
3  Roseniount  dairy 

St  David  Street  North. 

St  Andrew  Square. 

East,  7.      West,  6. 

1  Keegan,Thos.,  wine  merchant 
3  Dickson  &  Armitage,  accoun- 
tants 
3  London  Assiir.  Coi-poration 
3a  Stewart,  Rt.,  stockbroker 
3a  Davidson,  Alex. ,  missionarv 
3a  Forsyth,  David,  S.S.C. 
3a  London   Provincial  Provi- 
dent Society 
3a  Mackersy,  Lindsay,  W.S. 
3a  London    Union    Fire    and 

Life  Assurance  Co. 
5  Howden  &  MoUeson,  C.A. 
5  Howden,  James,  accountant 
5  Graham  &  Johnston,  W.S. 
5  Johns,  Thomas 
5  London      and      Lancashire 

Insurance  Companies 
7  Si^alding,  Thomas,  W.S. 
7  Oliver,  J.  P.,  sharebroker 
7  Denham,  James 
7  Magnus,  Herman 
7  Douglas  &  Son,  searchers 
7  Gorrie,  William  M. ,  architect 

7  MjTtle,  WUliam,  C.A. 
9  Kerr,  Robert  D. ,  registrar 
9  Nicolson,  George,  M.A. 
9  Simpson,  Thomas,  tea  agent 
9  Balgarnie,  J.  H.,  C.A. 

Scottish   Commercial  Tribu- 
nal ;  J.  H.  Balgarnie,  sec. 
9  Alison,  Robert,  stockbroker 
9  Simpson  Brothers  &  Co. 
12  Mackie,  James,  missionary 
10a  Hay,  Adam 
10a  Paterson,  Robert,  surveyor 
10a  Gundlach,  H.,  teacher 

10  Banks  k  Co.,  engravers 

8  Bell,  AViUiam,  stockbroker 
8  Inglis,  H.  M.,  W.S. 


8  Allan,  James,  S.S.C. 

6  Dickson,  J.  G.,  stockbroker 

6  Niven  &  Cowan,  C.A. 

6  Ministers'     Widow.s'     Fund 

Office;  A.  T.  Niven,  C.A., 

collector 
6  Ministers'  Daughters'  College 
6  Edinburgh  Railway  Station 

Access  Co. 
4  Denholm,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
4  Scott,  David,  C.A. 
4  Imperial  Fire  and  Life  In- 

suraiice  Co. 
4  Campbell,  Neill  M.,  S.S.C. 
4  Baillie,  John  M.,  C.A. 
4  Brown,  Alcxr.,  accoimtant 
4  Glynn,  W.  H.,  C.A. 
4  Wishart,  Mrs 
2  Whyte,  A.,  &  Son,  stationers 

St  David  Street  South. 

46  Princes  Street. 
East,  7.      West,  6. 

1  Watt,  Aw.,  &  Sons,  saddlers 
■5  Spaven,  Robert,  saddler 

7  Blackbraes   Colliery    Office; 

James  M'Kelvie,  agent 

9  Elder's   Commercicd  Hotel; 

John  Ord,  proprietor 

11  Hay,  P.  &  R.,  dyers 

13  Nisbet,  Mrs,  shoemaker 

15  Simpson  &  Taylor,  perfumers 
19  Ritchie,  Alex.,  lithographer 
19  Carstairs,  A.  L.,  engi-aver 

16  Allison,  Jas.,  h'o.  agent,  etc. 
16  Souter,  Wm. ,  tailor  &  clothier 
16  Scottish  Wharf  Co.  {Limited) 
16  Scot.  Waggon  Co.  [Limited) ; 

John  M.  Gair,  secretary 

14  Honeyman,  Thomas,  dairy 
14  Dott,  A.,  carver  and  gilder 

12  BeU,  Archibald,  bookbinder 
12  Forbes,  D.,  china  merchant 

8  Maxwell,  William 

2  Finlay,  William 

2,  4,  6,  8,  10,  and  12  Kenning- 
ton  &  Jenner 

St  David's  Terrace.    10. 

Morrison  Street. 
1  Muir,  John 
1  Weddell,  A.,  contractor 
1  Somerville,  James 
1  Anderson,  Alexander 

1  Murdoch,  Alexander 

2  Rutherford,  Mrs 
2  Hunter,  Da\dd 

2  Napier,  Misses,  dressmakers 

2  Hay,  E.  D. 

2  Gillie,  Thomas 

2  Gaul,  James 

2  Wilson,  Robert  R. 

2  Young,  Andrew 

2  Sandilands,  William 

2  Brown,  Alexander 

2  Aitken,  Richard 

2  Thomson,  Mrs  G. 


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2  Mui-docli,  Robert  G. 

3  Eeedie,  David  0. 
3  Brown,  John 
3  Potter,  William 
3  Innes,  Mrs 

3  Brook,  Edward 

4  Galloway,  Miss  Christian 

4  Eintoul,  Alexander 

St  James'  Place.    7. 
SontJi  St  James'  Street. 

1  Kennedy,  Mrs  Eobert 

2  Fergusson,  Peter 
2  BeiTy,  James 
2  Millar,  James 
2  Kennedy,  T. 
2  Brown,  John 
2  Swanston,  Mrs  T. 

Theatre  hall  entrance 
United  Presbyterio.n  Church 

5  Young,  David 

5  Leighton,  George 

5  Brown,  D.,  water  officer 

5  Howie,  W.  L. 

6  and  7  Baii-d,  Colin  C,  vet. 

surgeon 

8  Campbell,  iirs,  lodgings 

9  Meek,  Thomas 

10  Kempster,  Mrs  T.,  laundress 

11  and  12  Moir,  Peter,  &  Co. 
11a  Gerrard,  Francis 

St  James'  Square.    7. 

East  Register  Street. 

1  M 'Donald,  Alexander 
1  Gollan,  Eod. 
1  Stewart,  Peter 

1  Sutherland,  AVilliam 

2  Heriot,  Charles,  dauy 

3  &  4  ilould  &  Tod,  engravers 

4  Mein,  J.  Z.,  engraver 
4  Napier  Brothers 

4  Eobertson,    James,   working 

jeweller 
4a  Campbell,  D.,  dairy 

4  Hutton,  John,  silversmith 

5  Sutherland,  David 

5  &  8  Baton,  H.,  k  Sons 

6  Mauchline,  Andrew,  grocer 

7  Train,  John,  grocer 

8  Erskine,  Dugald 

8  Allan,  Hemy 

9  Kirkwood,  Alexander,  &  Son 

12  Meek,  George,  agent 

12  Donaldson,  John 

13  M 'Donald,  James 

13  Chamberlain,  Florent 

13  Meek,  George 

13  Brenner,  WUhelm,  tailor 

13  Beveridge,  Mrs  D. 

14  Schenck  k  Macfarlane 

15  Grieve,  Hay,  grocer 

15  Greenhow,  Ed.  {G.F.O.} 
15  Eobertson,  WLLUam((?. P.O.) 
15  Cowan,  William,  engraver 
15  Cameron,  D.  (G.P.O.) 


15  Trever,  "William 

15  Williams,  W.  T. 

15  Ferguson,  Daniel 

15  Feri'ier,  ]\Irs 

15  Stewart,  Eobert 

17  Cameron,  James 

17  Crombie,  Mark 

17  Holidaj-,  Thomas,  engi'aver 

17  Black,  A. 

17  Chalmers,  Alexander 

18  Cruickshank,  William 
18a  Jackson,  Eobert 

19  Schenck  &  Macfarlane 

20  Cooper,  David,  accountant 

20  Stobie,  Eobert 

21  Hardie,  William 

21  Macpherson,  Henry 

21  Grieve,  Hay 

23  Bowden,  Miss 

23  Buchan  &  Meek 

23  &  25  Gradv,  Jn. ,  mess,  -at-arms 

23  Webster' &  Gardner 

23  Webster,  Aw.,  mess. -at-aims 

24  Irving,  John,  stationer 

25  Hayne,  Andrew 
25  Scott,  Henry 

25  Smith,  G.  J.  {Boyal  Bank) 
25  Murraj%  A.,  tailor 

25  Eae,  Eobert  {Stewart  d-  B.) 

26  Peddie,  J.  T.,  printer 

26  Gordon,  Js.,  Spanish  Consul 
26  Eraser,  William,  jeweller 
26  Bayne,  James 
26  Edwards,  John,  boxmaker 

26  Keill,  AValter 
26a  Turner,  James 

27  M'Glashan,  A.,  printer 

28  Nimmo,  W.  P.,  publisher 

29  Macfarlane,  WiUiam  H. 

30  Pike,  Mrs  Jane 
30  Adcock,  Gilbert 

30  ]^Iillington,  Edward 
30  Cooper,  Charles 
30  Whitelaw,  James 
30  Cook,  Andi-ew,  printer 

30  Watson,  Thomas,  clothier 

31  Dixson,  Eobert 

St  James'  Street  N.    9. 

15  St  James'  Square. 

1  Hoy,  Andrew 

1  O'Hara,  Bernard 

1  Waugh,  George,  engraver 

1  Dunbar,  James 

1  Wightman,  James 

1  Souter,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

1  Eobb,  A.,  bootmaker 

1  Thom,  Thomas,  engi-aver 

3  Henry,  John  C. 

3  Bell,  William 

3  Aitken,  iirs  W.,  ladies' nurse 

3  Bennett,  William 

3  Morrison,  Charles 

5  Gibson,  Peter 

5  Duncan,  George,  bootmaker 

5  Prescot,  Thomas 

5  M'Bain,  James 

6  Gerrard,  William 


St  James'  Street  S.    7. 

8  St  James'  Square. 

1  Morrison,  W. 

1  Sloan,  James 

1  Stenhouse,  James 

1  Anderson,  Thomas 

5  Nisbct,  Mrs  Wm.,  lodgings 

5  Graham,  Thomas 

7  Cunningham,  Mrs,  provision 

merchant 
11  Hay,  William,  smith 
11  Kerr,  Thos.,  coal  merchant 
11  Dickson,  William 
11  Corbet,  Mrs 
11  Macconnell,  J. 

13  Davies,  David 

15  Tunna,  Jessie,  dairy 

16  Snow,  John,  flesh er 

17  Moir,  E.,  coach-hirer 
17  Macfarlane,  John 

17  Strangeways,  William 

19  Blackie,  Alex.,  ^jrov.  niercht. 

19  Eeid,  Thomas 

19  Brodie,  John 

19  Thomson,  George,  tailor 

19  Hunter,  Mrs  E.,  nurse 

19  Laing,  David,  bootmaker 

19  Miller,  Mrs  John 

22  Middleton,  D.,  grocer 

23  M'Quair,  Charles 
21  Police  Office 

11  Grant,  Alexander,  grocer 

12  Grant,  Alexander 

8  Corstorphine,  D.,  bootmaker 
8  Pringle,  Thomas 

6  Bedford,  William 
6  Donaldson,  George 
6  Lillico,  Thomas 

6  Lauder,  Mrs  A. 

4  Lillico,  Thomas,  baker 

2  Williams,  Mrs,  smallwares 

St  John's  Hill.    8. 

South  Back  of  Canongate. 

8  ilackeuzie,  John,  pipe  manu- 

facturer 

10  Usherwood,  Mrs,  laundress 
12  Waterston,  George,  &  Son 

14  Waterston,  George,  junior 
Holyrood  manse 
Balfour,  Eev.  William 

18  Smith,  Mrs 

Menzies,  Thomas,  joiner 

20  Meyer,  Chas.,  cabinetmaker 

20  Henderson,  William 

21  Foggo,  Eobert,  fish  salesman 
21  Campbell,  WiUiam 

21  Bruce,  Alexander,  mason 

21  Henderson,  John  G. ,  agent 

17  Gray,  Mrs  Jas.,  greengrocer 

11  M'Laren,  J. 

11  Simpson,  Peter 

11   Clapperton,  Jn.  {Mein  d:  Co.) 

11  Liddle,  Miss 

9  Anderson,  George,  teacher 


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St  John's  Place.    8. 

South  Bach  of  Canongate. 
48  Poison,  Robert 
46  Weir,  Mrs 

44  Watt,  Jas.,  glass  merchant 
42  Anderson,  John,  butcher 
40  Thomson,  T. 
11  Beaton,  John 

6  Ynle,  Miss 

2  Sutherland,  George 

St  John  Street.    8. 

182  Canongate. 
1  Baxter,  Geo.,  china  mercht. 
1  Dewur,  J. 
1  Webster,  Alexander 
1  Nixon,  Thos. ,  coach-trimmer 
1  Lawson,  Mrs  John 
1  M'Diarmid,  John 

1  Allan,  WiUiani 

2  MacFarlane,  James 
2  Brash,  William 

2  Gibb,  Mrs 

3  Macnair,  Rev.  James 

4  Middleton,  John,  M.D. 

5  Taylor,  William 

6  Cairns,  G. 

6  Hogg,  James 

8  Smith,  Miss 

9  Wright,  Chas. ,  photographer 
9  Fraser,  John 

9  Ford,  Miss 

10  Gall,  Rev.  J.,  Moray  manse 

11  Thomson,  W.  B. 

12  Alexander,  H.  D.,  surgeon 

13  Wharton,  Mrs  James 

13  Tait,  James 

14  Blair,  Mrs  John 

15  Dalgleish,  James 
15  Main,  George 

15  Wright,  T.  B. 

16  Gilmour,  Mrs 

17  Ford,  William 

18  Morgan,  John  B. 

19  St  John  St.  Industrial  School; 

Miss  Wilson,  teacher 
19  Alexander,  Thomas 
19  Alexander,  Miss 

19  Miller,  William 

20  Mein  &  Co. 

20  Auld,  William  C. 

21  Mackie,  John 

22  Morison,  AndreAV 
22  Carter,  Henry 

St  Leonard's  Hill.    12. 

St  Leonard's  Lane. 
1  Sime,  George 
1   Henderson,  John 

7  Robertson,  John 
15  Pringle,  Mrs  J. 
25  Kinlay,  John 

Bell,  John  H.,  Gibraltar  villa 
Stordy,  Robert,  coachbuilder 
Good,  Mrs,  Elizabeth  villa 
Hutton,  John,  Elizabeth  villa 
Brown,  J.  T.,  Gibraltar  house 


Henderson,    Mrs  W.,    Salis- 
bury villa 
Ker,  Jas.  S.,  Salisbury  villa 
Miller,  Wm.,  Salisbury  villa 

St  Leonard's  Lane.    12. 

St  Leonard's  Street. 
4  Scott,  Walter 

6  Strachan,  John 

7  Rutherford,  Thomas 
9  Miller,  Agnes 

13  Brown,  Mrs 
15  Sinton,  William 
Bell,  William,  smith 

St  Leonard's  Street. 

Pleasance. 
\  to  o5,  and  East,  12. 
Other  imrts,  13. 
1  Davidson,  M. 
3  Reid,  R.,  bootmaker 
St  Leonard's  Breivery 
Mackay,  George,  &  Co. 

S^    5  Fitz,  William 

-!!    5  Leckie,  J. 

"i    3  Hay,  John  Home 

23  Kirkup,  Jas. ,  spii'it  merchant 
5  Gray,  James,  grocer 

.    4  Donald,  Isaac  L. 
^    4  Napier,  Alexander 
^    4  Brown,  John 
^    3  Brydon,  James 
"Si  3  Fergie,  William 
>    2  Darling,  Richard,  butcher 
^    1  Graj',  Alex. ,  metal  mercht. 

43  Somerville,  Adam 

47  M  Alpine,  Thomas 

47  Drummond,  William 

47  Bartram,  James 

47  Lawi'ie,  Miss 

47  Campbell,  William 

47  Currie,  William 

49  Mason,  Thos.,  china  merch. 

51  Tweedie,  James,  grocer 

53   Underwood,  J.,  baker 

Rankeillor  Street  here 
57  Brown,  M.,  cabinetmaker 
61  Hamilton,  Thos. ,  Avood  mer. 
61  Younger,  James,  builder 
69  Morris,  John 
85  Anderson  &  Co.,  grocers 
89  Liddel,  Miss  M.,  milliner 
91  Dawson,  John  ;  house,  89 
Tm-nbuU,  Wm.,  k  Co.,  lime 
merchants 
93  Hamilton,  Wm.,  spirit mer. 

101  Mackintosh,  A. 

Ill  Ross,  George,  plasterer 

111  Adamson,  Walter,  builder 

117  Dick,  David 

121  Grieve,  Mrs 

125  Clark,  Mrs 

131  Guthrie,  Agnes 

139  Ballantyne,  Mrs 


The  Park  Brewery  ;  James 
&  Thomas  Usher,  brewers 
104  M'Kenzie,  D.,  spirit  merch. 
94  Mm'ray,  James 
94  Murray,  Mrs,  senior 

Henry  Street  here 

92  Bm-nett,  George,  grocer 
84  Middleton,  H.  D.jdressmkr. 
72  Thorburn,  William,  baker 
68  Stobie,  Wm.,  victual  dealer 
N.    B.    Raihvay    Branch, 
See  Railways 
5  6  Dalke  ith  Colliery  Office;  Geo. 

Baigrie,  agent 
54  Hunter,  William 
50  Moffat,  Mrs  A. 
50  Braidwood,  John 
46  Wilson,  R. 
44  Blakemore,  Joseph 
42  Allan,  Mrs  A. 
40  Gray,  John  C. 
40  Brown,  Robert 
40  Farquhar,  John 
38  Gray,  John  C. 
36  Dixon,  Thomas,  &  Son 
34  Smith,  R.  S. 
34  Kay,  Mrs 
34  Paterson,  R.  B. 
34  Dryden,  A. 
34  Macnaughton,  Joseph 
32  Ker,  R.  D.,  St  Leonard's  ho. 

St  Paul's  Free  Church 
30  Rutherford,  AVilliam 
28  Robertson,  John,  coal  agent 
28  Taylor,  David 
28  NeUson,  George  B. 
26  Weir,  Mrs  William 
24  Morrison,  W.  G. 
24  Hope,  Henry 
24  Donaldson,  Miss 
24  Holmeg,  Thomas 
20  Lindsay,  Robert 
18  Park,  Walter 
16  Stevenson,  R.  S. 
14  Police  Station  No.  1 
12  Underwood,  J. 
10&12  Steven, T.& A., buUders  i 

4  Adamson,  A. 

4  Gray,  James 

2  Stirling,  Irvine  R.,  grocer 

St  Mark's  Place.    2. 

Warrision  Road. 
White,  Robert,  gardener 

St  Mary  Street. 

High  Street. 
East,  8.      West,  9. 

3  Mason,  Mrs,  provision  dealer  i 

5  Stenhouse,  John 

9  Roden,  Francis 
11  M'Leau,  John 
15  Boylan,  Philip 
19  Bolan,  Thomas 


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"^3  N'orris,  Mrs  Jane 

25  M'lver,  J.,  tailor 

27  Jamieson,  John 
33  Waiigh,  Bernard 

39  Brown,  A.,  provision  dealer 

43  M 'Phillips,  John 

45  Kerr,  Mrs  Cecilia,  broker 

47  Ferguson,  John,  tailor 

61  Balcanqual,  John 
63  M'lver,  Patrick 

65  Wilson,  "William 

67  &  69  Stewart,  George,  broker 
73  and  75  Doherty,  John 
81,  83  M'lver,  James,  clothier 

66  &  68  Sheeran,  Michael 

62  Cochrane,  T. 

60  Hunter,  James  M. 
58  Stirling,  William 
54  Bruce,  Michael 
54  Kerr,  James 
52  Wilkinson,  David 

48  O'HaEoran,  T. 
48  Paton,  Andrew 
48  Williamson,  John 
48  Hutton,  John 

48  Hutton,  Miss  Anne,  teacher 
■40  Glen,  Patiick 
32  Stewart,  Thomas 
30  Brown,  Hugh 

28  Farrell,  Michael 

26  O'Halloran,  Timothy 
22  Smith,  Edward 

20  Jamieson,  W.  M. 
18  Carrick,  John 
12  Monteath,  J. 
10  M'Manus,  J. 

6  Wallace,  6.  H. 

6  CuDen,  M. 

4  Russell,  Robert 

2  Lauchlau,  Alexander 

St  Patrick  Square. 

Nicolson  Street. 
East,  12.      West,  11. 

1  Scougall,  Andrew,  butcher 

2  Ritchie,  John,  &  Co. 

3  Doig,  James,  ironmonger 

4  Stephen,  Mrs 

4  Chambers  &  Lawson,  masons 
4  Hunter,  Andrew 
4  Lyall,  WiUiam 
4  Porteous,  G. 
"4  Callam,  Miss,  music  teacher 

4  Neilson,  George,  smith 

5  Gellatly,  Miss  Maria,  draper 

6  Scott,  A.,  grocer 

7  Kirkwood,  C.  &  J. 
7b  Jardine,  William 

.7b  Walls,  J.,  printer 
7b  Bowie,  William,  grocer 
7b  Robertson,  Miss 
7b  Kerr,  Alexander 
7b  Aikman,  Mrs  J. 

8  Eunson,  W.,  bootmaker 

8  Meikle,  Miss  J. ,  confectioner 
So  Luis,  Joseph,  gilder 

9  Smith,  Mrs  Francis,  fruiterer 


10  Campbell,  John 

10  Young,  William 

10  Parker,  Forrest 

10  Mitchell,  D.  L. 

10  Hunter,  Philip 

10  Purvis,  JSr. 

10  Bowie,  Hugh 

10  Hill,  John 

10  ilurra3%  Andrew,  printer 

10  C'linkscales,  Mrs 

11  Young,  Archibald,  plumber 

13  Gowans,  Marshall,  grocer 
Clerh  Street  here 

14  Bank  of  Scotland  Branch — 

G.  S.  Veitch,  agent 

15  Campbell,  Colin 

16  Hunter,  Miss 

16  Hunter,  Alexander 

17  Lindsay,  Robert 
17  Porteous,  William 
17  Sullivan,  Mary 

17  Duff,  Mrs 

17  Calver,  Charles 

17  Sullivan,  Michael 

17  Fuller,  John,  accountant 

18  Smith,  John 

19  Weir,  Mrs 

19  Hors burgh,  James 
19  Marshall,  Mrs  S. 
19  Robertson,  Robert 
19  Gray,  Andrew 

19  Murray,  John 

20  Henderson,  Mrs 

20  Wood,  George  M.,  S.L. 

21  Young,  Mrs  M. 

22  Shiras,  Mrs 

22  Carrick,  William 
22  Ronaldson,  Misses 
22  Henderson,  Mrs  A. 
22  Ireland,  Miss 

22  Murrie,  Alexander 

23  Johnston,  Charles,  &  Co. 

24  Duncan,  Miss 

25  MiLburn,  George,  M.D. 

26  Hill,  William 

27  Nicholson,  Alice 
27  Thornton,  William 
27  Morris,  Mrs 

27  Anderson,  William,  clothier 

28  Campbell,  John,  painter 

29  Finlay,  John,  dairy 

30  Trainer,  John,  grocer 

31  Towert,  William 

32  Mackinlay,  Samuel 
32  Webster,  Miss  Grace 

32  Leishman,  George 

33  Bruce,  Robert 

34  Jeffrey,  D.,  chimney-sweeper 

St  Patrick  Street. 

Nicolson  Street. 
East,  12.      West,  11. 

1  Anderson,  Aaron,  spirit  mer 

chant 

2  Stirling,  John,  grocer 

3  Robertson,  Robt. ,  tobacconist 

4  M'Parlane,  John,  hau'dresser 


5  Robertson,  Thomas,  baker 

6  Ronaldson,  W.,  wine  mercht. 

7  Louden,  John,  draper 

8  Henderson,  James 

8  Anderson,  Jas.,  coach-hirer 

8  Chalmers,  W.  S.,  writer 

9  Alexander,  G.,  prov.  mercht. 

St  Stephen  Street.    3. 

Howe  Street. 

St  Stej^hen's  Church;  Alex. 
Bell,  officer  ;  house,  under 

St  Vincent  Church 
1  Campbell,  Mrs  Patrick 
1  Barnes,  Mrs  Captain 

Burton,  James,  wright 

Dunlop,  John  C. 

Eckersley  k  Laverick 

Harding,  Henry,  bricklayer 

Dawson,  John,  bellhanger 

Thomson,  B. 

St  Vincent  Street, 

Howe  Street. 

East,  5.      West,  3. 

1  Campbell,  Thomas  C. 

1  Gemble,  Mrs  Campbell 

1  Greenlees,  Mrs 

1  Bryce,  Robert 

3  M'Phail,  John 

5  Wallace,  E.,  W.S. 

7  Foulis,  Miss 

7  Smith,  Alexander  M. 

7  Galloway,  Mrs,  lodgings 

7  Fyfe,  James,  writer 

7  Briscoe,  Misses,  dressmaker* 

7  Elder,  David 

9  Robertson,  Miss 
11  Moffat,  Mrs  William 

11  Pollands,  Mrs  J.,  milliner 
26  Simpson,  Stoddart,  &  Co. 
24  Walker,  WiUiam 

24  Stoddart,  James 

24  Boyd,  Charles 

24  Sintou,  Robert 

24  Mauchline,  Mrs  E. 

22  Stevenson,  Thomas 

20  MacLeod,  Robt.  H.,  sculptor 

18  Brown,  Thomas 

16  Graham,  Mrs  J. 

16  Ingram,  George,  coal  mercht. 

16  Ingram,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

16  Stevenson,  W.  Henry 

16  Bruce,  John 

16  Porteous,  Miss 

16  Muirhead,  James 

14  Macnider,  Mrs 

14  Wishart,  Misses 

12  Agnew,  Mrs  Emily  S. 
12  Simpson,  Miss  G. 

12  Berry,  Miss 

12  Drysdale,  Miss 

12  Murray,  Mrs  WiUiam 

10  Ponton,  George,  baker 

10  Brown,  Mrs  John  C. 

10  Gumming,  Mrs  Elizabeth 

8  Callender,  Henry 


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6  Henderson,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

6  Craig,  William  L. 

6  Petrie,  Mrs 

6  M'C'uUoch,  Miss,  lodgings 

6  Learmontli,  Mrs 

6  Campbell,  John 

4a  Mabon,  R. 

4  Robertson,  Miss 

2  Oarr,  Mrs,  straw-hat  maker 

2  Richard,  Robert 

Salamander  Street.    1. 

Baltic  Street. 

4  Stewart,  J.  I. 

6  Edinr.  and  Le'ith  Glass  Co. 

9  Fleming,  A.  B.,  &  Co. 

9  Mackenzie  &  Samuel 
]5  BeU,  R.  F.,  &  Son 
21  Cunningham,  J.  &  J. 

24  Reid,  James 

25  Gray,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  bone  mill 
28  M 'Lean  &  Hope, bone  crushers 
31  Buchanan,  Mrs,  sj^irit  dealer 
-38  Taylor,  William,  &  Co. 

38  Stephens,  W.  W. 

43  Paxtou,  George,  &  Son 

47  Slaxujhter-houses 

Salisbury  Bank.    12. 

St  Leonard's  Hill, 

1  Clark,  Andrew 

2  Galloway,  R.  S. 

3  Stewart,  A. 

4  Mackay,  George 

5  Currie,  Mrs 

5  Russell,  WiUiam 

6  Morton,  William 

8  Cameron,  Archibald 

9  Thallon,  W.  F. 

Salisbury  Place.    13. 

Newinfjton . 

2  Kay,  George 

3  Torrance,  Mrs  William 

4  Minto,  John,  registrar 

4  Minto,  Mrs 

5  Fyfe,  Mrs 

6  Bartholomew,  G. 

7  M'Intosh,  J.,  &  Sou 

8  WUson,  Patrick,  A.M. 

9  Middlemass,  James 

10  Lawson,  George,  baker 

11  Tunny,  James  G. 

12  Ogle,  R.,  bookseller 

13  M'Crie,  William  D. 

Salisbury  Place  W.   13. 

Salisbury  Place. 

1  M 'Donald,  James 

2  Lindsay  &  Aitken,  Misses 

8  Smith,  Charles,  joiner 

9  Wiseman,  John 

12  Inglis,  James,  plumber 

13  M'Dougall,  John 


Salisbury  Road.    13. 

Neivincjton. 

1  Guthrie,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D. 

5  Hood,  Robert,  M.D. 

7  Rutherford,  Mrs  Walter 
9  Murray,  Ebenezer 

11  Hunter,  Robert 

13  Smith,  James 

15  Vernor,  Mrs 

17  Cunningham,  Mrs  William 

19  Ritchie,  Mrs  John 

10  Bishop,  John  B. 

8  Milroy,  John 

6  Robertson,  Rev.  James 
4  Boswell,  Alexander 

Salisbury  Square.    12. 

Brown  Street. 

2  Allan,  A. 

2  Howe,  Edwin 

2  Warden,  Francis  S. 

2  Norrie,  John  R. 

2  Bowie,  William 

3  Brown,  Charles 

Salisbury  Street. 

130  Pleasance. 
North,  8.     South,  12. 

1  Birrel,  Henry 

2  Eraser,  John,  baker 
2  Gardiner,  Miss 

2  Paterson,  Mrs 

2  Hurst,  John 

2a  Eraser,  John,  baker 

3  Hogg,  David 

3  Thomson,  Joseph 

4  Webster,  Jolin 

5  Traill,  Alexander 

7  Hunter,  Mrs  Walter 
7  Hunter,  Mrs 

7  Roberts,  M.  S. 

7  Gallic,  Alexander 

8  Watson,  Miss 

8  Lee,  Mrs 

9  Anderson,  Mrs 
10  Milligan,  Mrs 

10  Chisholm,  Walter 
10  Bryce,  William 
10  Jamieson,  W.  M. 

10  Johnstone,  Robert 

11  Mowat,  Robert 

12  Trench,  Miss  Isabella 

13  Kirk,  Mrs 
13  Boyle,  James 
13  Watson,  John 

13  Spence,  Thomas  B. 

13  Thomson,  J. 

14  Bruce,  D. 

15  Anderson,  WiUiam 

16  Eckford,  Mrs 

16  M'Intosh,  John 

17  Eraser,  Mrs 

18  Rutherford,  Mrs,  lodgings 

19  Anderson,  James 
19  Hardie,  Charles  A. 
19  Samuel,  David 


21  Inglis,  William 
21  M 'Donald,  Robert 
21  Logan,  Mrs 

23  Field,  Miss 

24  Gilbert,  James 
24  Short,  Mrs 

27  Brash,  Thomas 

28  Litster,  Thomas 
28  Stark,  James 

Salisbury  Terrace.    8. 

Dumbkdylces  Road. 

1  Pringle,  Alexander 

2  Miller,  Georg-e,  junior 

3  Thorburn,  George 
3  Thorburn,  Mungo 
3  Galbraith,  John 

3  Earquhar,  Andrew 
3  Stenliouse,  John 
3  Stevenson,  John 

6  Tait,  Lilias 

7  Denholm,  Alexander 

7  Hunter,  Samuel,  builder 
7  Thomson,  Andrew,  brewer 

7  Smart,  David 

8  Young,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 

9  Ancrum,  Thomas,  butcher 

10  Thomson,  John 

11  Anderson,  D.  B. 
11  Fenton,  Robert 

11  Reid,  Mrs 

Sandilands  Place.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

Veitch,  William,  grocer,  etc. 

Sandport  Street.    3. 

Commercial  Street. 

1  Braidwood  &  Fowler,  grocers 

2  Pringle,  John 

3  Peat,  Mrs,  fruiterer 

10  Pourie,  J.,  &  Sons,  coopers 

12  Mielisch,  H.,  coffeehouse 
12  Gray,  Andrew 

12  Webster  &  Stoddart 

13  Priebke,  F.,  tobacconist 
Post  Office 

14  &  15  Gillespie,  Gordon  J. 

16  Stalker,  William 

17  Boyne,  Mrs  Isa.,  spirit  dealer 

18  Flett,  George,  tailor 

19  Randal,  Mrs  Geo.,  spirit  dlr. 

20  Johnston,  Peter 

21  Wright,  Robert,  baker 

22  Moore,  Mrs  Ursula,  greengro. 

23  TurnbuU,    Salvesen,    &  Co., 
Netherlands  Consxd  office 

24  Chalmers,  Robt.,  spirit  mer. 

26  Ross,  Miss  I.,  tobacconist 

27  Laing,  Alexander,  tailor 

29  Tait,  A.,  &  Son,  butchers 

30  Foreman,  Anthony 
32  Johnston,  Peter 
34  Hogg,  Da\-id 

36  Mason,    John,    china    mer- 
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38  Stalker.  "William,  china  mer. 
40  MiUer,  David 

42  Auld,  Gideon,  spirit  dealer 

43  &  44  Scott,  Andrew,  &  Son 
45  Weber,  F.  AV.,  tobucconist 
47  Henrikson,  H.  P. 

Saunders  Street.    4. 

Stockbridge. 

1  Cuuniagham,  E. 
3  M'Lennan,  Mrs  J. 
3  Troup,  David 
3  Troup,  A.  C. 
3  Clark,  Thomas  D. 

3  Andrews,  James 

4  Smith,  John,  newsagent,  etc. 

5  Dryden,  James 
5  Brown,  Misses 

5  Roper,  Henry  J. 
5  Lenz,  Joseph  W. 
5  M'Kav,  Alexander 

5  Little;  Mrs  J.  E. 

6  Murray,  George 

6  Pagan,  Archibald 

6  Jack,  'VVniiam 

6  Little,  E. 

6  Forsj-th,  Mrs  E. 

6  Kerr,  Mrs  Jane,  ladies'  nurse 

6  Murray,  George,  mason 

7  Young,  Thomas 
7  Kobb,  David 

10  Lamb,  Eobert,  tailor 
10  Lothian,  Mrs  P. 

10  Eobertson,  Miss  M. 
12  Lawrie,  iirs  J. 

14  Cairns,  William,  joiner 

Saxe-Cobourg  Place.   3. 

WeM  Claremoitt  Street. 

1  Mackenzie,  Mrs  John 

2  Somerville,  Alexander 

3  Brj'ce,  Misses 

4  Maclaurin,  James 

5  Davidson,  Eev.  Peter,  D.D. 

6  Parker,  ilrs 

7  Thomson,  Eev.  James 

8  Skirving,  Eobert  S. 

9  Carmichael,  James    . 

11  Montgomerie,  James,  M.D. 

12  Hewat,  John 

13  Eraser,  Eev.  William,  M.A. 

14  Chirnside,  Mrs 

15  Hope,  James  {D.K.S.) 

23  Orr,  Miss 

24  Bruce,  Eev.  John,  D.D. 

25  Scott,  Hugh 

26  Leven,  Mrs  John 

28  Macbeth,  Norman,  artist 

29  Briggs,  Mrs  Colonel 

30  Black,  Mrs 

31  Coldstream,  John  P.,  W.S. 

32  Rodger,  Eev.  Alexander 

Sciennes  West.    13. 

Summerhall. 
3  Ranken,  John,  plumber 


5  Gilbertson,  James 
5  Swanson,  Alexander 
5  Anderson,  G.  H. 
5  M 'Donald,  William 
7  Woodcock,  Eobert 
15  Sang,  E.  Elmslie 

21  Crichton,  M.  H. 

23  Douglas,  James 

29  Duncanson,  John,  jimior 

31  Ed'mhurgh  diMillery 

31  Usher,  A.  &  J. 

33  Duncanson,  John 

35  Bertram,  George,  engineer 

42  Alder     k     Mackay,     meter 

manufacturers 
42  Edgar,  Peter 

24  Eeid,  D.,  mangle  maker 

22  Murray,  Peter 

Sciennes  Hill.    13. 

Bertram,  Geo.,  Sciennes  hill 
house 

1  Scott,  J.  &  W. 

3  Gillies,  James  B. 

5  Cairns,  John 

7  Dobie,  John 
9  Anderson,  Mrs 

11  Walker,  James 

8  Hydropathic,  Galvanic,  and 

Turkish  baths 

6  Law,  Eobert  H. 

4  Simpson,  Eobert  G. 

2  French,  E. 

Sciennes  Hill  Place.  13. 

Sciennes  Hill. 

1  Carse,  William 

1  Thomson,  John 

1  Seton,  G. 

1  Withers,  Joseph  C. 

1  Gilbertson,  Mrs 

1  Russell,  iirs  Jane 

2  Graham.  Miss 
2  M 'Donald,  D. 

2  Murray,  Alexander 

2  Graham,  Alexander 

2  Robertson,  W. 

3  Doyle,  Charles  A. 

3  Cunningham,  James 
3  Murdocli,  John 

Sciennes  Place.    13. 

Sciennes  Hill. 
2  M'Glashan,  A. 

12  Kinnear,  Mrs 

12  Peacock,  Hugh  C. 
12  Stevenson,  David 

Sciennes  St.  East.    13. 

Causewayside. 

1  Mossman,  Andrew,  grocer 

2  M'lutosh,  Miss 

3  Thomson,  Mrs 

4  Robertson,  George 

5  LawTie  &  Sons,  grocers 

7  Cunningham,  Miss 

8  Raeburn,  William,  flesher 


9  Murray,  Peter 

9  M'Lean,  A.  Thomson 

9  Loch,  Ebenezer,  tailor 

10  Ferguson,     David,     cabinet- 
maker 

11  Gordon,  Charles 

14  Ranken,  David 
Sciennes  Ironworks 
ilackay  &  Fairbairn 

Scotland  Street. 

29  Drummond  Place. 
East,  2.      West,  5. 

1  Hutchison,  Mrs  J. ,  dairy 

1  Reid,  Mrs 

1  Kukhope,  Alexander 

1  Taylor,  Mrs 

1  De  Lisle,  Mrs 

1  Anderson,  Miss 

1  Somerville,  John 

3  Kirkhope,  Alexander,  grocer 

5  Kinnear,  James 

7  Boyd,  I\Iiss 

7  Tm-nbull,  James 

7  Hogg,  Charles  B. 

7  Shiels,  Mrs 

7  Stewart,  Mrs  Charles 

7  M'Kenzie,  WiUiam 

9  Hogg,  Mrs 

9a  Walker,  David 

11  Imrie,  Robert  B. 

11  Galletly,  Alexander 

11  Brodie,  Mrs  J. 

13  Pattison,  Misses 

15  Hutchinson,  Arthur  H. 
17  B^o^\'u,  Mrs 

17  Hitt,  Mrs  Walter 

17  Williamson,  D.  W. 

17  Shaw,  Alexander 

19  Lees,  Chas.,  portrait  painter 

21  Henderson,  WilUam 

23  Ferguson,  James  Scott 

23  Anderson,  James 

23  Maclean,  Mrs 

25  More,  James  L. 

25  Bennet,  James 

25  Renton,  James,  S.S.C. 
25a  Brown,  Misses  J.  &  if. 

27  Robertson,  Mrs  Alaric 
29  Jones,  E.  M. 

31  Henderson,  Mrs 
31  Clark,  Thomas,  clerk 
3lA  Gallagher,  Mrs 
31a  Gallagher,  John 
31  Graham,  Miss 
33  Kennedy,  Hugh,  W.S. 
35  Cameron,  iirs  John 
35  Urquhart,  James 
35  Eitchie,  Mrs  Margaret 
35  Sylvani,  Henry 
35  Forrester,  Mrs 
37  Pyper,  John,  agent 
39  M 'Gibbon,  John  S. 
Raihvay  Station 

28  Bonnar,  Mrs 
28  Watt,  Andrew 

26  Gardiner,  Eev.  Andrew 


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22  Rougliead,  Miss  A. 

22  Gibb,  David 

22  Pinkerton,  Miss 

22  Irvine,  James 

22  Robertson,  Miss 

20  Ogilvy,  James,  writer 

18  Borthwick,  Miss 

16  Gibb,  John  M. 

16  Munro,  Mrs 

16  Macgregor,  Miss  B. 

16a  Fiiilay,  John 

14  Stewart,  Mrs 

14  Nicol,  Mrs 

14  Skae,  Rev.  William 

14a  M'Dougal,  Mrs  R. 

14a  Wemyss,  James 

12  Naumann,  C.  0. 

12  Consul,  Roijal Imp.  Austrian 

10  Small,  Mrs  H.  W. 

8  Clark,  James  T. ,  teacher 

8  Thomson,  Misses 

8  Scrymgeom-,  Misses 

6  Alves,  Miss 

6  Pass,  Edwin 

6  M 'Carter,  Mrs 

4  Bell,  Christopher 

2  Robertson,  Mrs 

2  Wise,  W.  B. 

2  Walker,  Mrs  A.  S. 

2  Walker,  Robert 

2  Wise,  Misses,  dressmakers 

2  Player,  John 

2  M'Gregor,  John 

Seafield.    1. 

Eastfield. 
Sutherland,  Robert,  4  Frithfield 
Day,  Joseph,  Frithfield  baths 
Innes,  John,  Seafield 
Aitken,  Thomas,  Seafield  place 
AVright,  John,  Seafield  place 
Browne,  Misses,  4  Seafield  place 
Harley,  William,  Seafield  place 
Aitken,  Tliomas,  Seafield  baths 
Aitken,  Miss  M.,  Seafield  baths 
Atkinson,    William,    3   Seafield 

row 
Russell,  William,  4  Seafield  row 
Smith,  Miss,  Fillj'side  cottage 
Afiileck,  John,  FiUyside  gardens 
Logan,  D.  M. ,  Seafield  lodge 
Wilson,  Misses,  Fillyside  house 
Doig,  Chaiies,  Seafield  house 
Menzies,  George,  Seacot  house 
Meuzies,  John  TJ. ,  Seacot  house 
Smith,   Geo.,   LL.D.,   Seagi-ove 

house 
Pursell,  William,  RhjTid  lodge 
Blackwell,  Mrs,  2  Boothacre  cot. 
Millar,  Richd.,  Pirniefield  house 
Walker,  William,  2  Pirniefield 
Thomson,  William,  2  Pirniefield 
Couper,  Peter,  acct.,  3  Pirniefield 

Semple  Street.    10. 

Port  Ilopetoun. 

2  Go  wans,  James 

3  Kesson,  James 


9  Dickson,  Thomas 

11  Gallic,  Charles 

12  Glen,  Peter 
12  Glencross,  Thomas 
14  Dickson,  Tliomas,  junior 

17  Gardiner,  Alexander 

18  Clark,  James 
22  Nimmo,  David,  coal  merchant 

Seton  Place.    13. 

Grange  Boad. 

2  Thomson,  Mrs,  of  Polbeath 

4  Brown,  John 

6  Taylor,  James 

8  Valentine,  John 

10  Glegg,  James 

12  Adamson,  J.  W.  M. 

14  Thomson,  George 

16  Combe,  Matthew 

18  Gowans,  Cliarles 

20  Bryce,  Mrs 

22  Neill,  Mrs  Robert 

24  Thomson,  Misses 

21  Steele,  George 

19  Halley,  James  P. 

17  Pillans,  James 

15  Boyd,  Rev.  AVilliam 

13  Bunton,  Mi-s 

11  Cooper,  J.  Henry 

9  Douglas,  Miss 

7  Liston,  David 

5  Fair,  William 

3  Buchanan,  James 
1  Smith,  John 

Shandwick  Place.    4. 

Maitland  Street. 

1  Hopkii-k,  George,  spirit  mer. 

1  Syme,  James 

2  Sansome,  Frederick  S.,  draper 

3  Gidden,  William 

4  Forbes,  Miss 

6  Fairbairn,  Miss 

7  Tait,  Mrs,  of  Pirn 

8  Bell,  Benjamin,  surgeon 

9  Russell,  Alex.  James,  C.S. 

10  Mackay,  Robert,  W.S. 

11  &  12  Dewars  private  hotel; 

John  Dewar,  proprietor 

13  Gidden,  William 

14  Rolland,  Miss 

Sheriff  Brae.    3. 

Coalhill. 
4  Falconer,  Stephen,  dairy 
10  Taylor,  George,  dairyman 
St  Tliomas'  Church 

22  Dalgleisli,  Thomas,  engineer 

23  Ratter,  Mrs 

24  Thomson,  Wni.,  coalmercht. 

24  Millar,  AVilliam,  &  Co. 

25  Allan  &  Ga"vin,  wine  merclis. 

26  Russell,  Thomas 

27  Graham,  T.,  provision  merch. 
35  Chisholra,  Archibald,  smith 

35  Elliot,  J.,  merchant 

36  M  Alpine,  William 


37  WaUace,  Robert 
37  Parcero,  Joseph 

Shore. 

North,  1.     South,  3. 
Tower  Street  here 

1  Naismith,  R. ,  jun. ,  spiritmer. 

2  Jamieson,  George 
2  Laiiig,  A. 

2  Dykes,  Js.,  steam-tug  owmer 

4  Hall,  John,  spirit  dealer 

5  &  6  Davidson,  R.,  &  Co. 
8  Robertson,  Walter 

Scottish  Colour  Works 

Timber  Bush  here 
10  Mason,  Charles 
10  Hassell,  Mrs 
10  Nicolson,  William 
12  AVick,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
li  N.  B.  Railway  Sack  store 
17  Robertson,  John,  spirit  mer; 

28  Archibald,  F.,  Old  Ship  hotel 

29  M 'Donald,  David,  &  Son 
32  Crawford,  AV.,  baker 

34  Doig,  James,  spirit  dealer 

35  Reid  &  Son,  booksellers 
Bernard  Street  here 

36  Rutherford  &  Co.,  spirit  dlrs. 

37  Thiems,  Heinrich 

39  Campbell,  John,  hairdresser 
40,  41,  &  43  Slimon,  R.   &  D., 

ironmongers,  etc. 
41  Matheson  Brothers 

45  Macpherson,  John 

46  Colterjahn,AY.,prov.  mercht. 

47  Grant,  Jn.,  jun.,  confectioner 

48  Matheson,  G.,  clothier 

49  Carter,  Joseph,  tobacco  manr. 

51  Callam,  Thomas,  &  Son 

52  Forbes,  AA^illiam,  prov.  dlr. 

53  Gill,  Robert,  printer 
56  Koerber,  H.,  clothier 

59  Mathewson,  P. 

60  Mitchell,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer 

65  Cutlibertson,  G.,  gi-ocer 

66  Schneider,  Carl,  tobacconist 
Queen  Street  here 

67  Straclian,  W.,  grocer 

68  Gilbert  &  Co.,  pawnbrokers- 
Gavin,  AVilliam,  manager 

69  Watt,  Mrs,  baker 

71  Lethem,  James,  tobacconist 

72  Ferguson,  John,  si^irit  mer. 

73  Stenhouse,  V.,  draper 

74  Halley,  AA^'illiam,  druggist 
76  Archibald,  F.,  spirit  mercht. 

Shrub  Place.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Sibbald  Place.    11. 

St  Patrick  Square. 
2  Inglis,  Archibald 
4  Ireland,  F. 
4  Proctor,  Mrs 

Falconer,  Thomas,  smith 


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Silverfield.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

1   Barry,  John 

17  Rendall,  Thomas 

23  M'Dongall,  Miss 

Silvermills.    3. 

Smith,  E.,  tanner 

Clark,  Martin,  spii-al  turner 

Bogie,  James,  smith 

Paton,  Walter,  cabinetmaker 

Simpson,  Stoddart,  &  Co. 

Simon  Square,    12. 

Gibb's  Entry. 
1  Alexander,  Charles,  tailor 
3  Neilson,  R.,  cliim.  sweeper 
6  King,  Robert,  gasfitter,  etc. 

Laidlaw,  Robert,  &  Son 
8b  Wilson,  James 
11  Paterson,  Miss  A. 

18  Higgins,  Francis  M'Lean 

19  Gilchrist,  Henry 

24  Young,  Mrs,  grocer 
29  Gillies,  John 

Smith's  Place.    2. 

Leith  Walk. 

1  Sinclair,  George 

2  Anderson,  iliss 
2  Blaik,  Hugh 

2  M'Craw,  Mrs 

2  Clunes,  James 

3  Muir,  Rev.  Adam  Stuart 

4  Morrison,  "William 

5  Sturrock,  T. 

6  Smith,  Thomas 

7  Grant,  James 

8  Hall,  Thomas 

8  Ballantyne,  Mrs 

9  Da\'idson,  John 

.  9  Kettle,  Captain  R.,  R.A. 

10  Watson,  Mrs  Ebenezer 

11  Smart,  Rer.  John,  D.D. 
11  Smart,  C. 

13  Dunlop,  Mrs  James  Usher 
15  Breysig,  J.  A.  {B.  &  Co.) 
17  Raimes,  Blanshards,  &  Co. 
Blanshard,  Thomas 
Blanshard,  Miss 
Smith's  Place  house 

Society.    9. 

Brown  Square. 

5  Largie,  Thomas 

5  Cunningham,  Peter 

6  M,Leod,  Donald 

7  M'Lean.  Mrs  Agues 
7  Scott,  Robert 

9  Miller,  Peter 

10  Blackie,  A.  {G.P.O.) 

10  Waters,  Mrs 

10  Beattie,  George 

10  Armstrong,  John 

10  Mein,  Mrs 


11  Garden,  Mrs  J. 

12  Stevens,  Mrs  D. 

South  Bridge.    9. 

1  &  2  Stoddart,  J. ,  trim,  shop 
3  Mackenzie,  A.  C. 

6  Scott,  Low,  &  Co.,  drapers 

7  Oliphant,  William,  &  Co. 
9  Dudgeon,  Robert,  &  Co. 

10  Donaldson,  William,  &  Co. 

11  Craig  Brothers  k  Co. 

12  &  13  Tait,  William 

14  Morton,  A.,  ribbon  merchant 

16  Pillans,  H.  &  J.,  printers 

17  Ogilvy,  G.  A. 

18  Middlemass,  J.,  &  Co. 

20  Johnston  &  Co. 

21  Auld,  James,  bootmaker 

22  Morton,  William 

23  Mayer,  H. 

23  M'Donald,  Duncan 

24  Goodsir,  George 

25  Greathead,  H.,  fancy  bazaar 

26  Bird,  Thomas 

27  Calver,  Robert 
27  Ferguson,  John 
27  Alexander,  Mrs 

27  Robertson,  William,  &  Co. 

28  Paton,  A.,  shoemaker 

29  Kirkwood,  James 

30  Small,  William,  outfitter 

31  Spence,  J. ,  tailor  and  clothier 
31  Turner,  D.,  di'aper 

31  Puives,  J.  &  P. 

32  Barker  &  Forbes,  tailors 

33  Bell  &  Co.,  bootmakers 
33  Young,  William 

33  Anderson,  William 

34  Miller,  D. 

35  S.  Bridge  Pawnhrohing  Co. 
35  Grieve,  John  G. ,  manager 
35  Ross,  William,  agent 

35  Arbuckle,  Joseph 

36  Panton  &  Young,  outfitters 

37  Mundell,  A. 

38  Thornhni  &  Co. 

39  Thomson  &  Jack 

39  Nimmo,  Peter,  &  Son 
39  Cox,  William 
39  Cownie,  J.  G. 
39  Hunt,  George 

39  Cameron,  James 

40  Kellock,  A.,  k  Co. 

41  Greig,  J. 

42  Macfeat,  W.,  china  mercht. 

43  Gibb,  Richard  W. 

44  Fullarton  &  Co.,  publishers 
44  Carmichael,  W. 

44  Pratt,  Robert,  tailor 
44  Arriglii,  L.,  figure  maker 
44  Nimmo,  P.,  &  Son 
44  Flannigan,  Michael 
44  Dickson,  James,  agent 
44  O'DonneU,  John 

44  Shand,  John,  coal  merchant 

45  Gardner,  James 

46  Cownie,  WiRiam 

47  Archibald,  James 


48  Weddell,  William 

49  Ogle  k  Murray,  booksellers 

50  Pryde,  James,  teacher 

50  Crawford,  J.,  warehouseman 
50  Peacock,  H. 

50  Gregory,  Cubit,  &  Sons 

51  Irving,  J.,  bootmaker 

52  Stevenson,  Alexander 
Infirmary  Street  here 

53  &  54  Stevenson,  Alexander 

54  Watson,  J.,  writing-master 
54  Armour  &  Co.,  printers 

54  M'Gregor,  James 

54  Fowlie,  Mrs  James  L. 

54  k  55  Thin,  James,  bookseller 

56  Richardson,  Wm.,  ironmgr. 

57  Livingstone,  E.  &  S. 

58  ilackenzie,  David,  cutler 

59  Banks,  J. 

59  Blackball  Brothers 
59  Mackenzie,  W.,  publisher 
59  Wilson,  Thomas,  agent 
59  Middleton,  John,  clothier 
59  Henderson,  John 

59  Glasstone,  Simon 

60  Turnbull  k  Wilson 

61  'hi  'Culloch,  Thomas,  druggist 

62  Robertson,  H.,  confectioner 

63  Mackintosh,  John 
63  Fleming,  Charles 

63  Cownie,  William,  &  Sons 

64  Maclachlan  &  Stewart 

65  Imrie,  H.,  confectioner 

66  Gardiner,  W.,  stationer 

67  MuiTay,  A.,  grocer 

68  Pairman,  Mrs  Ro. 
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r§  I  School  of  Arts 

^j*^  71  Lees,  W.,  A.M. 

75  Brown,  Rev.  Archd. 
77  Paterson,  Hugh,  k  Co. 
80  Greiner  Brothers 
82  Rombach  Brothers  &  Co. 
82  Forsyth,  John,  printer 
82  Hutton,  A.,  pawnbroker 
84  Alexander  &  Macnab 

84  Alexander,  Charles  F. 

85  Hodge,  C.  &  T. 

86  Miller,  D.  R. 

86  Bone,  J. 

87  Craig,  James,  draper 

88  Mason,  David,  &  Co. 
88  Aitken,  Alexander 

90  Thomson,  P.,  photographer 
90  M'Leod,  J.,  engraver,  etc. 
90  M 'Gibbon,  Geo.  R.,  clothier 

90  M'Kay,  John 

91  Paterson,  Robert 

92  Thomson,  John 

93  Stewart,  J.  C,  clothier 

94  Wilkie,  R. 

94  Inglis  &  Co. , corn  merchants 

95  Sutherland,  Peter,  stationer 
94  to  98  Hunter  &  M'Donald 
98  Assaye  Office 

98  Goldsmiths'  Hall 
98  Weir,  Samuel 
98  Milne,  James  M. 


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.ST.'l 


99  M'Cann,  James 

100  Liverpool  and  London  and 

Globe  Insurance 

101  Commercial     Bank     {sub- 

office);  P.  Robertson,  agent 

102  Scottish    Proj^erty    Invest- 

ment   Company ;    Hugh 
Cameron,  manager 

102  Smith,  John,  tailor 

102  Henderson,  James 

102  Tunny,  J.  G. 

102  Michael  &  Cohen 

103  Thomson,  R.   V.,  clothier 

104  Christie  &  Kilpatrick 

105  Burgess,  John 
105  Smith,  J. 

105  Gilchrist,  J.,  photographer 

106  Gibson,  James,  &  Co. 

107  Taylor  &  Turnbull 

108  Smith,  G.  &  A. 

Sowersby  Place.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

3  Sowersby,  George,  baker 

4  Wilkie,  John  C. 

5  Corr,  Hugh 

6  Murray,  James 

6  Gibb,  William 

8  &  9  Watson,  J.  &  E. 

10  Robertson,  James 

11  M'Craw,  William 

12  Harlow,  A. 

13  Spouse,  Mrs  J. 

14  Melrose,  Thomas 

15  Paterson,  David 

Spence's  Place.    10. 

Port  Hopetoun. 

2  Aikman,  Miss 

5  Macdonald,  Mrs 
5  Speed,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
5  Millar,  Mrs  W.,  nurse 
5  Hendi-ie,  Mrs,  cook 

7  Green,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

8  Cuthbert,  Clarkson,  M.D. 

Spence's  Place.    2. 

Leith. 
1  Gray,  Hendry 

3  Robertson,  Mrs 

3  Macnaughton,  Mrs 
3  Reid,  James 
8  Wilson,  Peter 
8  Ramage,  James 

8  Porteous,  Alexander 

9  Inglis,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

10  Smith,  Miss  H.,  grocer 

11  Cochrane,  Andrew 
11 A  Bain,  James 

12  Macpherson,  W.  S. 

13  Pentland,  Y.  J.,  senior 
13  Pentland,  Y.  J.,  &  Son 

Spittal  Street.    10. 

Grindlay  Street. 
1  Williamson,  Miss  E. 


2  Kerr,  Alexander 

3  Christie,  Mrs  A.  R. 
3  Davidson,  William 
3  Picken,  William 

3  Macnaughton,  Mrs  F. 

4  Banks,  John,  spirit  merchant 

5  Middlemass,  Thomas 

6  Inglis,  William 

7  Scott,  Joseph 

7  Rutherford,  Richard,  V.S. 
7  Kirkland,  John 

7  Keay,  William 

8  Buchanan,  Alexander 
8  Kilpatrick,  Mrs 

8  Inglis,  James 
8  Inglis,  John,  tailor 
8  Kinmond,  John 
8  Stevenson,  Thomas 

Grindlay  Street  here 

13  Irons,  James,  gi'ocer 
17  M'Culloch,  Alexander 
17  Hay,  Peter 

17  Hay,  Miss 
17  Walker,  Alexander 
17  MacGregor,  Donald 
17  Paterson,  James 

17  Gilbert,  Peter 
Armstrong  &  Hogg 
Scott,  Croall,  &  Sons 
Royal  Horse  Bazaar 
Shiels  &  M 'Donald 

Free  St  Cuthbert' s  Church 
20  Bell,  William 
20  Davie,  James 
20  Chesney,  Aw.  C,  sawmaker 
20  Whyte,  Thos.  B.  {G.P.O.) 
20  M'Call,  Martin,  writer 
20  M'Kenzie,  John 

18  Ayton,  Jonas  {Fraser  cL:  A.) 
18  Litster,  John 

18  Hodge,  Miss  Jessie 

18  Stewart,  Hugh 

16  Robertson,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 

16  Robertson,  William 

16  Wipper,  Robert 

16  Dempster,  AVm.,  musician 

14  Kerr,  Alexander 
14  Crooks,  John 

14  Lindsay,  William 

14  Thornton,  David,  builder 

12  Scott,  A.  (Chalmers  cfc  S.) 

12  Meikle,  James 

12  Flood,  Mrs 

12  Murdoch,  John 

12  Sinclair,  Peter 


10 


.S  7 

§  5 

•5  2 

^  1 


Hay,  Alexander,  grocer 
Nivison,  0.  T.  B. 
Burge,  John  B.,  hatter 
Bargh,  William 
Sutherland,  Robert 
Brockley,  Misses 
M'Kay,  Robert 
Sutherland,  Robert 
Sutherland,  Robert 
Laidlaw,  Adam,  draper 
Whyte,  William,  smith 


Spittalfield  Cresct.    12., 

St  Leonard's. 

1  Ross,  George 
1  Grant,  James 

1  Fairbairn,  James 

2  Howie,  Mrs 

3  Greig,  David 

3  M 'Donald,  W. 
Greig,  David,  builder 

Spring  Gardens.    8. 

Abbey  Hill. 

15  Geddes,  Thomas 

17  Slater,  Andrew 
19  Smith,  J.  L. 

29  Nixon,  Thomas  P. 
29  Hunter,  John  M. 
31  Main,  Peter 
31  Bouchard,  John 
33  Carmichael,  Thomas 

18  Cranston,  Robert 

16  Wells,  John 

14  Brown,  Miss  Isabella 
10  Martin,  Mrs  James 
10  Milroy,  Mrs 

8  Kim,  John 

8  Kim,  David 

6  M'Laren,  James 

4  Lambert,  Alexander  P. 
2  Reid,  Robert 

Innes,  Roderick,  2  Park  villas 

Spring  Gardens.    5. 

Stockbridge. 
1  Morris,  Mrs 
1  Hall,  George,  coach  office 

1  Smith,  John,  &  Sons 

2  &  3  Rae,  Alexander,  gi-ocei- 

4  Thyne,  William,  &  Sons 

5  Gray,  A.  F.,  chemist 

6  Wesslink,  Herman 
6  Thyne,  AVilliam 

6  Cownie,  Mrs 

7  &  8  Rae,  Henry,  silk  mercer 

9  Andrew,  H. ,  fancy  warehouse 

10  SomerviUe,  Robt.,  bookseller 

Springfield.    2. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Spylaw  Road.    13. 

Merchiston. 
Clapperton,  John,  Gillsland 

Stafford  Street.    4. 

Shandwick  Place. 
St  George's  Free  Church 
9  Mitchell,  Chas. ,  church  officer 

11  Shanks,  James,  lodgings 
13  Anderson,  Mrs  Frances 

15  Wybber,  Mrs 
21  Brown,  Miss 


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369 


23  Dickson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

25  Nisbet,  David,  lodgings 

27  Copland,  H.  Y.  D. 

29  Dundas,  George  S.,  advocate 

29  Scotland,  Robert,  lodgings 
31  Brown,  William 

31  Ducat,  Mrs 

31  Ritchie,  Mrs  W.  Adolphus 

32  Reid,  John 

32  Jamieson,  James 

32  Logan,  Thomas,  writer 

30  AVighton,  Mrs 
30  Wighton,  Miss 

28  M'Farlan,  Mrs 

26  Scott,  Thomas 

24  Stuart,  James 
22  Innes,  Mrs 

20  Gordon,  William,  M.D. 
18  Thomson,  Edward,  baker 
16  Buchanan,  Charles  M. 

14  Graham,  Mrs 

12  Haldane,  Miss 

10  Thomson,  William 

5  Officer,  William,  S.S.C. 

6  JafFray,  Misses 

4  Mills,  Miss,  lodgings 

4  Douglas,  D.,  W.S. 

2  Anderson,  Robert 

2  Wilson,  John 

2  Harper,  Miss 

2  Sanders,  Mrs 

2  IngUs,  James,  baker 

Stanhope  Place.    10. 

Boseburn. 

1  Johnston,  George 

2  Robb,  G.  H. 

3  Mackechnie,  D. 

4  Wallace,  Daniel 

6  Macnair,  Alex.,  accountant 

7  Sutherland,  Peter 

7  Finlay,  Mrs 

8  Tod,  David 

9  Cameron,  John 
10  Sclater,  iirs 

10  Walker,  Mrs 

11  Field,  Miss 

13  Wylie,  Andrew 

15  Ord,  William 


Stanhope  Place  W. 

Rosehurn. 

1  Potts,  Wiiliam 
3  Cameron,  Richard 

3  Cameron,  James 

4  Campbell,  Mrs 

5  Scott,  John,  baker 

6  Gray,  Andrew 


10 


I 


Stanley  Road.    5. 

Newliaven  Road. 


Methnen,  James,  Dunforth 
Morton,  H.,  Belvidere  house 
Clapperton,  James,  Maviston 
Galloway,  James,  St  Fillans 
Geddis,  David,  Elizaville 
2  A 


Macdonald,  R.,  Rosarden  villa 
Macnaughton,  Alex.,  Arranmore 
Richardson,    Mrs   T.,    Norwood 

villa 
Duncan,  Alex.,  Alexandria  viUa 
Menzics,  Mrs,  Alexandra  villa 
Jlarr,  G.,  &  Son,  joiners 
Aikeman,  Crawford,  Hazel  bank 
Mowat,  Mrs  T.,  Fern  bank 
Rodger,  Mrs,  Laurel  bank 
Giftbrd,  William,  Home  villa 
Stewart,  A.,  Jessville 

Starbank  Place.    5. 

Trinity. 

1  Goodlet,  John,  gi'ocer 
Strasenburgh,  Robert,  hotel 

Stead's  Place.    2. 

See  Leith  Walh. 

Stockbridge  Market.  3. 

Brunswick  Street. 

ThjTie,  John,  butcher 
Doig,  James,  fruiterer 
Jackson,  William 

Storrie's  Alley. 

See  124  Klrkgate. 

Strathearn  Road.    13. 

1  Jones,  Frederick  A. 

2  Anderson,  William 

2  Stevenson,  Miss 

3  M'Lean,  Mrs  H.  F. 

4  Dickson,  J. 

4  Dickson,  Alexander 

5  Yule,  D.  C. 

6  Wakeman,  Mrs 

7  Livingston,  John 

8  Sym,  Mrs  William 

9  Clapperton,  William  R. 

10  Jerviswoode,  the  Hon.  Lord 
ilurray,  David,  accountant 

Stuart  Street^  Great.   4. 

Aindie  Place. 

1  Campbell,  Miss 

1  Inglis,  Henry,  W.S. 

1  Inglis,  William,  advocate 

1  Johnston,  Miss 

2  Lichtenstein,  George 

3  Shand,  A.  Burns,  advocate 

4  Waddell,  A.  Peddie,  W.S. 

5  Hunter,  Miss 

5  Edmondstoune,  Mrs 

5  Simson,  Miss 

6  Speirs,  P.  Alex.,  advocate 
6  Jamieson,  Miss 

6  M 'Donald,  J.  B.,  artist 

6  Hogg,  James  A. 

6  Hogg,  George  B. 

7  MoncreifF,  Henry  Jas.,  adv. 


7  Clark,  Mrs 

7  Lindsay,  Mrs 

8  Mou",  Misses 

8  Rettie,  M.,  advocate 

8  Robertson,  John,  F.E.LS. 

8  Armstrong,  John 

9  Kerr,  Robert 

10  Robertson,  D.  S.,  C.A. 

11  Pitman,  Frederick,  W.S. 

12  Mackenzie,  the  Hon.  Lord 

12  Mackenzie,  Mrs,  senior 

13  Talbot,  H.  Fox 

14  Balfour,  J.  B.,  advocate 

15  Moncreiif,  Rt.  Hon.  James, 
Lord  Justice-Clerk 

16  Begbie,  J.  Warbm-ton,  M.D. 

17  Clark,  A.  R.,  Q.C.,  LL.D. 

18  Wotherspoon  &  Mack 
Wotherspoon,  W.,  S.S.C. 

19  Borthwick,  Mrs 

19  Bucher,  Signor 

20  Alexander,  Miss 
20  Macandrew,  Mrs 
20  Davie,  Mrs 

Summer  Bank.    2. 

Scotland  Street. 

2  Hair,  Robert 

5  Johnston,  Robert 
8  Lees,  AVilliam 
7  Hamilton,  George 
10  Martin,  John 

Nicol,  John 

Robertson,  Alex.,  builder 

Stunmer  Place.    3. 

Inrerleith  Roiv. 

3  Muir,  WUliam 
3  Hogg,  Charles 

3  Johmstone,  W.  W. 

4  Gilchrist,  James 

5  Thomson,  James,  fruiterer 

Summerfield.    1. 

See  Restalrig  Road. 

Summerhall.    13. 

Meadows. 

1  Colledge,  Thomas 

2  Robin,  M'Millan,  &  Co. 

3  Thomson,  John  S. 

4  HaU,  John 

5  Cameron,  Mrs 

7  Macdonald,  Mrs  A. 

Brydone,  Misses,  Summerhall 
,    cottage 

Summerhall  Place.    13. 

Suvimerhall. 

1  Green,  Mrs  Charles 
1  Walker,  Mrs 
1  Currie,  iirs 


370 


SUM 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


TEN 


1  Melville,  James 

2  M'Intosh,  Daniel 

3  M 'Donald,  Miss 
3  Hutton,  John 

3  Greenslade,  Alexander 
3  Wallace,  J.  B. 

Summerside  Place. 

M'Intosh,  Robert 

Caldwell,  ^Y.,  Manhattan  villa 

Anderson,  T.,  Pentland  villa 

Stoltz,  Albert,  Adelaide  villa 

Jefitey,  William,  Janeville 

Morrison,  D.,  Largo  villa 

Hughes,  Edwin 

Gilchrist,  John,  Agnesville 

1  Eggers,  J. 

8  Hadden,  James 

Summerside  Street.    5, 

Ferry  Road,  Leifh. 

1  Callam,  George 

3  Hay,  Mrs  Thomas 

4  Smith,  John 
6  White,  Hugh 

Sunnybank.    8. 

London  Road. 

Mdne,  John,  gardener 
Ormiston,  George,  contractor 

Sunnybank  Place. 

Comely  Green. 

M'lutosh,  George 
1  Hamilton,  Alexander,  grocer 

3  Mitchell,  George 
Clapperton,  John 

Sunnybank  Terrace.  8. 

Comely  Green. 

4  Eddington,  James 

5  Crombie,  John 

10  Lumsden,  James,  buUder 

Surgeon  Square.    9. 

High  School  Yards. 

Phrenological  Museum 
1  Stewart,  Alexander 

Swanfield.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

3  Murray,  James,  ham-curer 

4  Wilson,  W.,  millmaster 

6  Wilson,  George 
6  .Lindsay,  Mrs 


Swinton  Row.    7. 

Elder  Street. 

1  Moxon,  John 

1  CarstaLs,  W.,  jeweller 

2  Forbes,  W,  brassfo under 
2  Weir  &  Son.,  silversmiths 
4  Burnet,  P.,  wood-carver 

4  Wright,  F.,  goldbeater 

4  Bain,  John,  silversmith 

5  Scott,  James,  cabinetmaker 

Sylvan  Place.    13. 

Meadows. 

1  Fairgrieve,  Thomas 

1  Anderson,  David 

2  Anderson,  Thomas 

3  Dick,  Robert 

3  Dick,  Robert,  junior 

4  Usher,  Miss 

5  Napier,  James  B.,  teacher 

6  Low,  Fletcher  R. 

7  Scott,  Thos.,  commer.  trav. 

8  Fyfe,  A.  Logan 

10  Johnston,  Daniel 

Tanfield.    3. 

Ganonmills. 

Girdwood,  R. ,  wool  broker 
Edinburgh  Wool  Sales 
M'Lean,  S.  &;  lA. 
Player,  John,  coach-hirer 

Tantallon  Place.    13. 

Grange. 

1  Towert,  John 

3  Austin,  Mrs  James 

5  Drysdale,  Joseph,  S.S.C. 

7  Pillans,  John  F. 

9  Scott,  Misses 

11  Matthew,  John  Robb 

13  Duncan,  Miss 

15  Donough,  Mrs 

17  Brown,  Mrs 

19  Aitchison,  Mrs  William  Ker 
21  Kennedy,  David 

20  Brown,  Miss 

18  Forsyth,  John  S. 

16  Morton,  James  S. 
16  Morton,  John 

14  Towers,  John 

12  Huie,  Mrs  Richard 
12  Huie,  R.  W. 

10  Rutherford,  J.  &  R. 

8  Cockburn,  John 

Tarvit  Street.    11. 

Home  Street. 

1  Oyston,  John 

1  Vannan,  William  H. 

1  Peacock,  Mrs 


1  Doig,  Mrs 

1  Davidson,  Robert 

3  M'Rae,  Duncan 

5  Bryden,  James 

9  Robertson,  John 
11  Watt,  George 
11  Goudie,  G. 
11  Mowat,  Miss  H. 
13  Skinner,  Alexander 
15  Buchanan,  John 
15  Chisholm,  James 
15  Bishop,  W. 
15  Budge,  James  H. 
17  Fowler,  John 
19  Clark,  Alexander 
19  Dickison,  George 
19  Anderson,  S.  S. 
19  Clephane,  Miss 
19  Syme,  William 
19  Hood,  Miss 
19  Gunstone,  Thomas 

8  Kinnear,  Samuel 

8  Ross,  William 

8  Anderson,  Rev.  James 

8  Moir,  W.  S. 

8  Logan,  James 

8  Smeaton,  Mrs 

6  M'Laren,  James 

6  Mackenzie,  William 
6  Mill,  John  F. 
6  Rankin,  John 
6  Gibb,  George 
6  Macternan,  Peter 

4  Fulton,  Mrs  R.  G. 
4  Kinnear,  John 

4  Balmain,  James 
4  Henderson,  James 
4  Leslie,  John 
4  Usher,  Thomas 

2  Webb,  George 

2  Naysmith,  Misses 
2  Jeffrey,  James 
2  Dennison,  WUliam 
2  Donaldson,  James 

Taylor  Place.    8. 

Comely  Green. 

1  M'Neill,  Peter 

1  Teesdale,  W.  {Macbeth  <i:  T.) 

1  Molison,  Thomas  Y. 

1  Paterson,  William 

4  O'Neil,  H.  J. 

4  Sked,  John 

Taylor  Place.    2. 
Easter  Road. 

1  Jardine,  Thos.,  spirit  dealer 

2  Hume,  John 

3  Philips,  John 

3  M'DougaH,  Mrs 

Tennant  Street.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

1  Robertson,  James,  grocer 

2  Robertson,  John,  flesher 


TEV 


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THO 


871 


4a  Craig,  William 

5  Martin,  Win.,  liouse  agent 


Teviot  Row.    11. 

Lauriston. 

1  Watson,  G.,  cabinetmaker 
lA  Galloway,  William 

2  Russell,  Tliomas 
2  Stewart,  D. 

2  Taap,  William 
2  Banks,  Miss 
2  Mossman,  JMiss 

4  M'DougaU,  Mrs  E.,  dairy 

5  Eanken,  Thomas 

6  Ferguson,  Alexander,  junior 

7  Burn,  J.,  M.D. 

8  Thomson,  Alexander,  M.D. 

9  Milne,  Alexander,  M.D. 

10  Scott,  Archibald,  architect 

11  Burn,  George 

12  Ballbiu-,  Mrs 


Thistle  Street,  Court, 
and  Lanes.    6. 

20  St  Andrew  Sqimre, 

3  Robb,  George,  printer 

5  Gibson -Craig,    Dalziel,    & 

Brodies,  AV.S. 
5  Dalziel,  George,  W.S. 
5  Elder,  James,  W.S. 
7  Spottiswoode,  R.,  C.A. 
7  Mansfield,  Thomas  J. 
7  Craig,  Alexander,  C.A. 
9  Bogie,  James,  smith 
9  Ritchie,  John,  brassfounder 
9  Gray,  James,  printer 
9  Mackay,  John,  printer 
9  MThaU,  D. 

11  Constable,  T.  &  A.,  printers 

11  Scottish  Jurist  Office 

17  ^ew  Town  Dispensary 

17  Forrest,  David,  collector 

19  M'Lean's  School 

19  Marshall,  Patrick 

21  Auld,  John,  W.S. 

23  Cannon,  Alexander, publisher 

North-East  Lane. 

Ritchie,  John,  brassfounder 

Hanover  Street  here 

25  Watson,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

25  Kennedy,  Mrs 

25  Ross,  iliss,  dressmaker 

25  Boyd,  John 

25  Millar,  John  B. 

25  Gentle,  George,  baker 

25  Storm,  John 

27  TiUie,  Mrs 

29  M'Kirchar,  Peter 

29  M 'Glade,  WilHam 

31  ilacintosh,  David,  painter 

33  Petrie,  Mrs,  grocer 

33  Hartley.  John  J. 


35  Turner,  J.,  china  merchant 

37  Stalker,  Mrs,  refresht.  rooms 

37  Russell,  Mrs 

37  Carson,  James 

37  Nicol,  Daniel 

39  M'CaUum,     Duncan,    spirit 

merchant 
41  Rose,  J.,  boot  and  shoe  mkr. 
43  Sandeman,  Sutherland 
45  Graliam,  J.,  corkcutter 
47  Reid,  Thomas 
47  Hogg,  Mrs,  furrier 

47  Reid,  Thos.,  jun.,  engraver 

49  Brander,  James,  bootmaker 
53  Kinnaird,  James 
53  Lees,  Miss,  dressmaker 
53  Baird,  Robert  {G.F.O.) 
59  Jones,  Miss  M.  A. 
59  Mackay,  John 
59  Brown,  Andrew,  tailor 

59  Thomson,  John,  ^vl■ight 

63  ]\Iorris,  l^Irs,  bootmaker 
65  Robertson,  James 
65  Forester,  WiUiam 
65  Low,  John  C. 

65  Hardie,  William 

67  Marr,  Lanes,  draper 

,»  Kemp,  Robert,  plumber 
§  Scotland,  James,  upholsterer 
^Crichton,  W.,  &  Son 
^M'Kiulay  Brothers,  slaters 

Hunter,  William,  bookbinder 
<5  Watson,  John,  ii'on  bed  maiif. 

76  Craig,  David,  junior,  baker 
72  Young,  ]\Irs,  ladies'  nurse 
70  Greliche,  Edw.,  grocer 

68  Morton,  William 
68  Burns,  Mrs,  cook 

66  M'Intosh,  John 
66  Scott,  Mrs 

64  Mathieson,  John,  joiner 
62  Robertson,  Duncan,  tailor 

60  Dun,  David,  grocer 
58  Linkie,  Mrs,  greengrocer 
56  Gardiner,  Mrs  Margt.,  nurse 
56  Lachlan,  James 
56  Stephenson,  Archibald 
52  Urquliart,  C,  grocer 

50  BeU,  John  C. 

48  Young,  James,  dairy 
46  Barlow,  ]\liss,  dressmaker 
44  Monroe,  D.,  slater 
42  Meikle,  G.,  tailor 
42  Wicks,  Miss  E.,  funier 
32  Blackwood,  Wm.,  k  Sons 
28  Stevenson  &  Co.,  stereotypers 

South-  West  Lane. 

Robb,  C,  &  Son,  silversmiths 
Smith  &  Walker,  plumbers 
Coventry,  John,  cabinetmaker 

26  Wilson,  William 

22  Keane,  M.  J.,  spirit  mercht. 

18  Miller,  Mrs 

18  Gibson,  Charles,  printer 

Hanover  Street  here 


South-East  Lane. 
5,  6,  &  7  Seton  &  Mackenzie, 
1 1  Macphersou,  D.  ,stereotyper 
Bogie,  James,  smith 

14  Reid,  Joseph  C,  printer 

12  Kirkwood,  J.,  jeweller 

12  Shirley  &  Harkness,  printers 

8  M'Gregor,  Duncan 

8  Tod,  John,  engraver 

8  M 'Donald,  Mrs 

3  Murray,  J.  k  W.  C,  W.S. 

3  Murray,  John,  S.S.C. 
^.3  Murray,  W.  C,  W.S. 
I  4  Balfour,  J.  M.  &  J.,  W.S. 
,-'=4  Balfour,  -James,  W.S. 
^4  BaKour,  John  M.,  W.S. 
^  1  Thomson,  Dickson,  k  Shaw, 
^         W.S. 
^1  Thomson,  Thomas,  W.S. 

1  Dickson,  David  Scot,  W.S. 

1  Shaw,  David,  S.S.C. 

Thomas  Street.    4. 

St  Cuthhert  Street. 

1  Drummond,  Mrs  (area) 
3  Ramsay,  William 

Cruttenden,      E. ,      cabinet- 
maker 

Douglas,  James,  lather 

Millar,  W.,  smith 

Bain,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker 

Lindsay,  John,  coal  mercht. 

Muir,  John,  plumber 

Gallie,  Charles,  handrailer 

Black  &  Son,  masons 

Thomson  Place.    1. 

Duke  Street,  Leith. 

1  Walker,  James 

2  Dewar,  Mrs  Alexander 
2  Banie,  James 
2  Lethem,  John 
2  Marshall,  David 
2  Cuthbertson,  William 

2  Christie,  M. 

3  MUl,  Rev.  J.  S. 

4  Walker,  WUliam 

5  Peddie,  Robert 
5  Crawford,  J.  W. 

Thornville  Terrace.    1. 

Lochend  Road. 

Johnston,  John 
Walker,  Miss 

Thornybauk.    13. 

45  Foimtainhridge. 

1  Spence,  Mrs 
Gray,  Alexander 

2  Gray,  James 
20  Dickson,  Thomas,  &  Son. 


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Timber  Bush.    1. 

Bernard  Street. 

5  Andersons  &  AVilliamson 

6  Stockman,  W.  J.,  merchant 

16  Lethem,  John,  &  Co. 

27  Ovens,  Thomas,  &  Son 

32  Robertson  Brothers,  merchts. 
38  Christie  &  Park,  merchants 
51  iI'Lean  &  Hope,  merchants 
51  Bolivian    Consul ;    W.     P. 

Hope,  consulate 
62  Parker,  John  F. 
67  Anderson,  Robert,  &  Co. 

Tobago  Place.    10. 

St  CuthherCs  Lane. 
2  Kenneth,  Mrs 
2  Harper,  Adam 

2  Murdoch,  AVilliam 
8  Redpath,  Alexander 

Tobago  Street.    10. 

Gardner's  Crescent. 

1  Thomson,  James,  grocer 

3  Somerville,  James 
8  Macfarlane,  Mrs 

11  Cramb,  Robert 

14  Gay,  John 

15  Rutherford,  Walter 
15a  "Winchester,  W. 

17  Hossack,  Janet,  grocer 

18  Sinclair,  John,  baker 
21  Gray,  G.  &  W. 

24  Reith,  William,  grocer 

28  Elder,  Wm.,  victual  dealer 

29  Tait,  James,  watchmaker 

Tolbooth  Wynd.    3. 

Shore,  Leith. 

1  Hunter  &M 'Donald,  clothiers 

2  Reid,  Dan.,  chimney-sweeper 

3  Wliite,  N. 

5  and  6  Simpson,  John,  grocer 

7  Greig,  John,  baker 

8  Roan,  John 

10  Leask,  J.  B.,  ironmonger 
10  Zetland  Neiu  Shipping  Co. 

12  Buchan  &  Johnston 

14  &  15  M'Laren  &  Adamson, 

drapers 
16,  17,  &  18  Brown,  Samuel,  & 

Torbain,  drapers 

19  Brown,  T.  C,  watchmaker 

20  Bell,  Peter,  bootmaker 

23  Eunson,  T.  B.,  confectioner 

30  Stevens,  Thomas,  bootmaker 

31  AVliite,  Thomas,  dyer 

32  Congleton,  Robert,  &  Son 

32  Ferguson,  C,  stationer 

33  Annan,  Richard 

33  Ewart,  David,  chemist 

34  Macart,  James,  stationer 

35  ]\Ieldruni  k  Allan,  drapers 

36  Gray,  George,  hatter 


37  Adam,  John,  baker 

33  Hutchison,  J.,  shoe  wareho. 

39  Blance,  Peter  J.,  grocer 

40  Gray,  E.,  draper 

40  Murray,  Thomas 

41  Tod,  Richard,  draper 

42  Kirk  &.  M'Gladrie,  grocers 

43  Jeffrey,  W.,  draper 

44  Johnston,  T.,  &  Co. 

45  Durie,  James 

45  White,  Thomas 

46  Groves,  Charles,  grocer 

47  Kerr,  Mrs  J.  B.,  urab.  maker 
49  Turner,  W.  N.,  stationer 

51  Watt,  Mrs 

51  Muir,  J.  G.,  tailor 

51  Greig,  J. 

52  Lewis,  D.,  bootmaker 

53  Wright,  James,  grocer 
Riddle's  Close 

54  Chalmers,  John,  spirit  mer. 

55  Adamson,  Richard  W. 

56  Laing,  William 

58  Leith  Public  Institute 

58  Leith  Mechanics'  Library 

59  Addinell,  John,  chemist 

60  Leith  Navigation  School 

61  M'Lean,  A.,  basketmaker 

62  Durie,  James,  baker 

65  Proudfoot,  Miss,  basketmkr. 

66  Lauder  &  Co.,  drapers 

66  Rattray,  George,  agent 

67  Hughes,  Edwin 

68  Matheson&; Co., watchmakers 

69  Kilgour,  Joseph,  tea  dealer 

70  White,  Nicolas 

71  Smith,  William,  shoemaker 

72  Thomson,  Edward 

73  Wood,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer 
74,  75,  &  76  Ord,  John,  draper 

ToUcross.    11. 

Home  Street. 

1  M'Pherson,  Robert 

2  Walker,  Robert 

3  Crichton,  Mrs 

3  Mackay,  iirs 

4  Somerville,  Mrs 

5  Aitken,  Sam.,  victual  dealer 

Wellington  Place. 

Dickison,  Alexander 
Blair,  Misses 
Johnston,  James 

ToUcross  West.    13. 

Home  Street. 

1  M'Laren,  James,  draper 

2  Wilson,  John,  builder 

2  Tough,  William 

3  Waldie,  James,  &  Son 
3  M'Nab,  A.  &  J.,  dyers 
5  Crerar,  William 
5  Lamb,  John  M. 
5  Cunningham,  Mrs 
5  Fraser,  Donald  C. 


5  Watson,  George 

6  NaVwrud  Bank  of  Scotland 

[branch) 
Royal  Riding  Academy 
Seton,  Henry,  vet.  surgeon 
9  Hutton,  Mrs  Ann 
10  Wright,  Robert 

10  Kinross,  Andrew 

11  Gordon,  Finlay 

12  Lindsay,  Alexander 

Torphichen  Street.    4. 

Atholl  Place. 


Ireland,  Mrs  W.  E. 
Wood,  Misses 
Falconer,  A.  R. 
Kerr,  James 
Hastie,  Mrs 
Graham,  Mrs  William 
Stevenson,  Thomas  George 
Fowler,  Mrs 
Balderston,  Mrs 
An-as,  Mrs 

Wheatley,  Leonard  A. 
Burns,  M. 

Patterson,  Robert  S. 
Morton,  James 
Watson,  Mrs  David 
Henderson,  Alex.,  builder 
Watson,  iliss  Margaret 
Howison,  William  A. 
Elder,  William,  writer 
Brown,  Thomas,  writer 
Colquhoun,  Miss 
Girdwood,  Miss 
Galloway,  Robert 
Galloway,  R.,  &  Co. 
M'Haffie,  Mrs 
Baildon,  Miss 
Davidson,  Mrs 
Buckle,  Miss 

Millons,  D.  N.,  wood  mer. 
Flint,  Henry,  timber  merch. 
Smith,  Robert,  sculptor 
Doehard,  Duncan 
Brown,  Mrs  Robert 
Gloag,  Mrs  R. 
Sclanders,  Miss 
Adams,  Robert 
Inglis,  James 
Carnegie,  John 
Laing,  Miss,  Jessfield  house 
Stronach,  G.  B. 
M'Pherson,  Jas.,  handrailer 
^Murdoch,  Thomas,   cabinet- 
maker 
M'Millan,  H.,  mason 
Golden,  John 
Gardiner,  Alex.,  plasterer 
Wilson,  Da\'id 
Orr,  Captain  John 
Hay,  John,  of  Morton 
M'Neil,  Lady  Emma 
Flowers,  T.  G. 
Scott,  Misses 
Russell,  James 
Tennant,  Mrs 


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10  Bringloe,  Mrs 

10  Bringloe,  Francis  A. 

8  Henderson,  Mrs 

4  Anderson,  Misses 

2  Kiddell,  Misses 

Tower  Street.    1. 

Sho7-e. 

•2  Gaston,  E.  &;  J. ,  iron  mercMs. 
Park,    R.,    &    Co.,    timber 
merchants 

Trafalgar  Street.    4. 

HiUho  use  field. 

2  Moffat,  William,  butcher 

3  Smith,  William 

4  Irvine,  Alexander,  dairy 

5  "Wishart,  James 

7  Mathews,  Edward 
10  Samuel,  J.,  tiesher 

Trinity.    5. 

Anderson,  John  G.,  East  View- 
field  house 
Anderson,  John,  Georgefield 
Boulton,  Captain  Jn.,  Bangholm 

bower 
Bowden,  E.  P.,  North  Gothic  cot. 
Calder,  John  M. ,  Bellfield  house 
Craig,  A.,  South  Gothic  cottage 
Currie,  James,  Trinity  cottage 
Dove,  Hector,  Eose  cottage 
Eckford,  Walter,  Trinity 'baths 
Eckford,  Mrs,  Beach  house 
Espie,  George,  Eussell  place 
Finlay,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.E.C.P., 

Lochleven  lodge 
Forrest,  Mrs  D.,  Bellevue  cot. 
Forsyth,  W.  F. ,  Denholm  green 
Groves,   Charles   Henry,   M.D., 

Eussell  place 
Hampton,  Jas.  S.,  Amphion  cot. 
Henry,  Isaac  A.,  Hay  lodge 
Herbert,  A.  B.,  Trinity  lodge 
Laing,  W.,  Tyne  house 
Low,  ilisses,  Majiield 
M'Beath,  Alex. ,  temperance  hotel 
M 'Donald,    Angus,    St    ]\Iaries 

cottage 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  Dalmore  lodge 
Mack,  James  S.,  St  Helen's 
Malcolm,  Sliss,  Bellevue  cottage 
Marshall,  G.,  Grecian  cottage 
Marshall,    Mj-s,    Middle   Gothic 

cottage 
Martine,  Patk.,  Sunnyside  villa 
Melville,  James,  Laverockbank 

cottage 
Milne,  James,  Trinity  grove 
Neill,  John,  Lixmount 
Parker,  John  J.,  Newbank 
Paterson,  Eobert  E. ,  North  wood 

house 
Paterson,  Misses,  Primrose  bank 
Pattison,  Walter  G.,  merchant, 

Seacliff 


Peddle,    Donald   Smith,    North 

Trinity  house 
Eamsay,  Miss,  Bellfield  lodge 
Eanken,  Lieut. -Col.,  Cargilfield 
Eobertson,  P.  S. ,  Trinity  uui'sery 
Eobertson,  Peter  S.,  Dundurn 
Eussell,  Miss,  Forthside 
Sanderson,  Alfred,  M.  D.,  View- 
field 
Scott,  Col.  A.  C,  St  Colm 
Scott,  William,  Agness  cottage 
Somerville,  John,  Dunstan  villa 
Souter,  Miss,  Trinity  house 
Spittal,  Mrs  James,  Newbank 
Thomas,  Capt.  F.  W.  L.,  E.N., 

Eose  park 
Thomson,  Mrs  T. ,  Summer  lodge 
Tod,  ]\Iiss,  Grecian  cottage 
Webster,  j\Irs,  Birnam  lodge 
Wilson,  William,  Lixmount  cot. 
Wright,  William,  Trinity  station 
Younger,  David,  Kirtle  lodge 

Trinity  Crescent.    5. 

1  Beattie,  Miss 

2  Moffat,  Iklrs  Elspeth 
2  Dunn,  William 

2  Fowler,  Miss 

2  Marshall,  Mrs,  lodgings 

4  Eobertson,  Mrs  Alexander 

5  Wylie,  ilrs 

6  M'Call,  Mrs 

7  Bryson,  James  M. 

8  Shaw,  John  0. 

9  Bain,  Miss 

11  Eamage,  Charles,  lodgings 

11  Millar,  Samuel 

11  Murdoch,  ^Mrs  Charles 

13  Burgess,  James 

14  Johnstone,  Mrs,  lodgings 
14  Mackenzie,  Miss 

Tyne  Castle  Ter.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

Horsburgh,  Adam 
Begbie,  John 

Union  Place.    2. 

Greenside  Place. 

1  Lind,  Eobert 

2  Temple,  James 

3  Blyth,  John,  confectioner 

4  Gowan,  George 

5  A  Maas,  A.  F. 

5  Watson,  James,  butcher 

6  Gowan,  Charles 

6  Finlayson,  Thomas  B. 
6  ilitchell,  George  W. 
6  Souter,  John 
6  Taylor,  David 

8  Muir,  William 

9  Eobertson,  J.  &  M. 
10a  Harkom,  A.  &  F. 

11  Mercer,  William 

12  Donaldson,  William 

13  Hynd,  Thomas,  &  Co. 
13  Ayer,  James 


13  Macgregor,  Peter 

13  Cornet,  Mrs 

14  Leith,  James,  chemist 

Plcardy  Place  here 

15  Hoyle,  William 

16  Erskine,  William,  painter 

17  Hunter,  James 
17  Townsend,  G.  F. 
17  Townsend,  W. 
17  Eoss,  Alexander 

17  Graham,  iirs  James 

17  Lorimer,  David  [L.  td-  Gillies) 

17  Napier,  Eobert 

17  Irving,  James 

18  M'Cann,  Daniel,  bootmaker 

19  M'Farlane,  W.  H. 

20  Eeoch,  Daniel,  victual  deale 

21  Noble,  J. 

22  Eeid,  Charles 

23  Bruce,  Eobert  {R.  B.  <L-  Son) 
23  Bartleman,  Mrs,  lodgings 

23  Gray,  John 

23  M'Farlane,  W.  H. 

24  Gray,  Thomas,  butcher 

25  Smith,  James,  grocer 

Union  Place.    5. 

Trinity. 

1  Johnstone,  ]\Irs 

1  Sutherland,  Miss,  lodgings 

1  Lees,  William 

1  Orrock,  Miss 

2  James,  Angus 

2  Merrilees,  Wm.,  coach propr. 
2  Darney,  Eobert 
2  Gosman,  John 

Union  Place.    2. 

Bonnington  Road. 

1  AUan,  William 
1  Kemp,  George,  architect 
1  Kemp,  George,  coachbuilder 
1  Eoberts,  Andi'ew 

1  Forgan,  Ebenezer 

2  Duffy,  Peter 

3  Scott  &  Lumsden,  buildei'S 

4  Yerworth,  John 

5  Eobertson,  John 

5  Park,  J.  &  E.,  bricklayers 

5  Melville,  John 

5  Mason,  George 

o  Torbain,  Alexander,  dairy 

7   Gray,  John,  grocer 

Union  Street.    2.  - 

Union  Place. 
3  Pallister,  E. 
5  a  M'Morran,  James 
5  Christie,  Jas.  [Inland  Rev.) 
7  Drummond,  H.  (/«/a?ifZ.ffev.) 
7  Thomson,  George  V. 
7  Macfeat,  William 
7  Mason,  George 
7  Campbell,  Mrs 


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9  Bryson,  Mrs 

11  Simpson,  W.  H. 

13  Goodfellow,  Mrs  Adam  C. 

13  Burnet,  Peter 

13  Schuthe,  Emil 

13  Badenoch,  Alexander 

13  Mackersy,  L.,  W.S, 

15  Cotton,  George 

17  Hendrie,  James 

19  Sutherland,  Miss  C. 

19  Smith,  John 

19  M'Dougal,  John 

19  Scott,  Mrs  John 

19  Banks,  Alexander 

19  Barrie,  George,  writer,  N.P. 

19  Mathe-u'son,  Miss 

21  TurnbuU,  Miss 

23  "Watson,  A.,  cabinetmaker 

12  Cormaek,  Mrs,  ladies'  nirrse 
12  Fraser,  Mrs 

12  Sutherland,  Mrs  R. 

12  Berry,  Thomas 

12  Wilson,  George 

12  Robertson,  Alexander,  M.A. 

10  Aitken,  James,  &  Co. 

8  Bulloch,  Lade,  &  Co. 

Caughie,  Andrew  T. ,  agent 

6  Halden,  Mrs  A.  W. 

6  Mackay,  John 

6  Cowper,  Mrs 

6  Thom,  Arthur 

4  Downie,  A.,  tobacco  manufr. 

4a  Rodger,  W.,  fishmonger 

2  Thomson,  George  V. 


Union  Street.    3. 

See  Leith  Walk. 

Upper  Drawbridge.    4. 

Bridge  Street. 

Conquer  &  Scott 
Slater,  Andrew,  slate  merchant 
Anderson,  Wm.,  &  Son,  merchs. 
Morrison,  James,  painter 
Murray,  John,  cooper 
Anderson,  Wm.,  slate  merchant 
Northern   and   Continental   Oil 
Stores 


Valleyfield  Street. 

Leven  Street. 

1  Reid,  Abraham 

1  Grieve,  Andrew 

1  Thomson,  G. 

1  Anderson,  John  F.  R. 

1  Thomson,  Alexander 

1  O'Farrell,  James 

3  Gillies,  William 

3  Marshall,  Mrs  James 

3  Millar,  Patrick 

3  Maemillan,  Thomas 

3  Mollkt,  Mrs 

5  Ormiston,  George 

5  Kemp,  Mrs 


11. 


5  Arneil,  Mrs  15 

5  Pearson,  James 
5  Lauder,  James 

5  Gray,  William 
Oliver,  A.,   &  Son,   auction 

mart 
22  Thomson,  Mrs  William  D. 
16  Mitchell,  Alexander 
16  Adams,  William 
16  Gardner,  John 
14  Stevenson,  John 
12  Stewart,  James 
12  Hamilton,  A. 
12  Weir,  John 
12  Conway,  Mrs 
12  Heatly,  James 
12  Paterson,  Alexander 
12  Smith,  Misses 
12  Douglas,  Charles 
10  Le  Quilbecq,  Mrs 
10  Millar,  William 
10  Hunter,  Mrs 
10  Broonifield,  Mrs 
8  Brown,  James  M. 

6  Schaw,  John 
6  ]\Ieikle,  David 
6  Sutherland,  G. 
6  Ferguson,  James  W. 
6  Miller,  Peter 
6  Cadenhead,  A.  F. 
6  Brown,  Joseph 
2  Gordon,  Mrs  James 

Vanburgh  Place.    2. 

Leith  Links. 

1  Fisher,  Mrs 

1  Thomson,  Miss 

2  Cox,  Rev.  William 

3  Alexander,  Thomas 

4  Kidd,  David 

5  Smith,  James,  jimior 

5  Smith,  James 

6  Young,  James 

7  Dimn,  William 

8  Thistle  Golf  Club 

9  Kemp,  D.  William 
10  Hay,  Miss 

12  Freeman,  Thomas  J. 

13  Samuel,  Alexander 

Veitch's  Place.    3. 

Stockbridge. 

1  Clowe,  P.,  mason 

2  Buckle,  George,  bootmaker 

3  Campbell,  Geo.,  spirit  dealer 

Veitch's  Square.    3. 

Donald,  William,  silk-dyer 
10  Stenhouse,  Mrs,  laundress 

Vennel.    11. 

G7-assma7-ket. 

1   Johnston,  James 
Portsburgh  Church 


Farqnharson,  D. 

Nev)  Greyfriars  School 

Corbett,  Patrick,  teacher 

Hay,  Thomas 

Sutherland,  Mrs  I.,  midwife 

Ross,  Robert 

Ross,  Mrs  John 


Victoria  Cottages. 

Tnnitij. 

Hunter,  David 
Aitken,  John 
G  oldie,  Miss  Jane 
Cormaek,  David 
Compton,  Miss 

Victoria  Park. 

Trinity. 

Victoria  Place.    12. 

Carnegie  Street. 

Tait,  Pringle,  baker 
Farqiihar,  Andrew,  grocer 
Brace,  Francis 
Conlan,  David 
Oswald,  Da\'id,  grocer 
Spence,  Thomas  B. 

Victoria  Street.    9. 

George  iv.  Bridge. 

1  British  Linen  Co.^s  Bank; 
D.  Curror,  agent ;  A.  M. 
Milroy,  accountant 

1  Curror  &  Cowper,  S.S.C. 

1  Scottish  Chamber  of  Agri- 
culture 

1  Scottish  Steam  Cidtivation 
Co.  (Limited) ;  D.  Cur- 
ror, secretary 

1  British  Biver  Irrigation ; 
Brown,  Isaac,  &  Co. 

1  Greig,  G.  (/.  FoiderA  Co.) 

1  Laurie,  Son,  k,  Co. 

1  Jack,  Thos.  C,  publisher 

1  Murray,  John,  accountant 

1  Geological  Surrey  of  Scot- 
land Office :  Prof.  Geikie, 
F.R.S.,  director  ;  J. 
Croll,  geologist 

1  Hay,  Robert,  concierge 

1  Shand,  Wm.,  wine  factor 

2  Continental  Wine  Vaults 

3  Hislop,  Albert,  merchant 

4  Handyside  &  Davidson 

5  Macfarlane,  Daniel,  &  Co. 

6  Country  Gentleman's  Ma- 

gazine Office 
6   Villa  Gardener  Office 
6  Farmer  Newspaper  Office 
6  E.  Ra^-enseroft,  publisher 
6  Aitken,  John,  surveyor 
6  Kinloch,  Andi-ew,  agent 
6  Adam,  John,  draftsman 


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1  Inch,  Robert,  seed  mercliant 
3  Turnbull,  Eicliard 

3  Falconer,  Alexander 
5  Goskirk,  Jolin 

7  EitcLie  &  Co.,  ironmongers 
St  Johns  Church 

13  "WMte,  Mathew 

13  il'Kenzie,  David 

15  BaUlie,  T.  i:  N.,  merchajits 
ii  Black-wood,  John 
44  Tate,  Alex.,  k  Son,  hatters 
42  Tate  &  Co.,  milliners 
40  Swirles,  James,  draper 
38  Eobertson,  J.  &:  M. 
36  Anderson,  Mrs  E. 
g4  Eeid,  John,  mannfactnrer 
32  Galloway,  AYiLLiam 
28  &  30  Anderson,  John  C. 
24  Barclay,  Mrs,  toy  wai'ehouse 
22  Kirk,  John 
20  Scott,  AVilliam 
18  Abrams,  H. 

16  Dunn,  M.,  auctioneer 

14  Leitch,  J.,  umbrella  maker 
10  M'Kenzie,  D.,  ironmonger 

8  Dobie,  J.  M.,  kroker 

4  Dunn,  M. 

2  Abrams,  H. 

Victoria  Terrace.    9. 

George  iv.  Bridge. 

2  M  'Laren,  J. ,  &  Sons,  tea  mer. 

3  Primitive  Methodist  Chapel 
3  AutUff,  Eev.  J.  C. 

5  Brown  &  Dodds 

5  Mechanics'  Sub.  Library 

6  Banner,  S.,  k  Co.,  merchants 

7  Original  Secession  Church 

8  Newlands,  William 
Free  Tolbooth  ScJwol ;  Wm. 

Glass,  teacher 

ViewcraigRowLowr.  8. 

Dumbiedykes  Eoad. 

55  Sinclair,  Francis 
67  Fortune,  George 

Viewcraig  Row  Upp.  8. 

Dumbiedykes  Road. 

10  Kisbet,  James,  agent 
10  Nisbet,  Mrs  C,  midwife 
23  Anderson,  James 

Viewforth.    13. 

Bruntsfield  Place. 

Peat,  Eear-Admiral 
Gowans,  Alexander  {G.  cL-  G.) 
Firth,  "William,  Eose  villa 
Jackson,  Thomas,  Rose  villa 
Lees,  Wni. ,  A.  M. ,  Linkvale  lodge 
Bathgate,  John,  Yiewbank  villa 
Kemp,    David    E.,     Yiewbank! 

villa 
Wilson,  Jas.  E. ,  Yiewbank  vUla 


Wilkinson,  John,  M.D.,  View- 
bank  vUla 

M'Lauchlan,Eev.  Thos.,  LL.D., 
Yiewforth  manse 

Paul,  Sirs  Eobert 

Douglas,  J.  T.,  St  Agnes 

Lang,  Eobert  L. 

Henderson,  James  F. 

Johnston,  John,  So.  Craig  villa 

Eobertson,  Rev.  James 

Alexander,  John 

Viewforth  Park.    10. 

See  Foiintainbridge. 

Viewforth  Place.    13. 

Bruntsfield  Place. 

2  Eskdale,  John 
2  Hogg,  Andrew 
2  Eogerson,  Mrs 

2  Sutherland,  Mrs  S. 

4  Hatelv,  Walter 

5  Ford,' Thomas 
5  Telfer,  Misses 

5  Wyllie,  J.  S. 

6  Dalgleish,  Major 

7  Thomas,  Miss 

8  Macfarlane,  E. 

9  Yernon,  W.  Frank 

10  Macqueen,  Mrs 

11  Eobertson,  Jeffrey  HaU 

12  Bell,  Mrs  T.  B. 

13  Matliieson,  Sliss  Rebecca 

14  Currie,  WiUiam 

15  Walker,  A. 

16  Martin,  J.  S. 

17  Morgan,  Rev.  John 

18  Rhind,  John 

19  Ogdvv,  Mrs  Ramsay 

20  Greig,"  E. 

21  Jack,  David 

Viewforth  Terrace.    13. 

Viewforth. 

1  Hill,  Mrs  Eobert 

3  Kennedy,  Eobert  A. 

5  Hinde,  Eobert 

7  Tuke,  Charles  W. 
9  Mortimer,  Mrs 
9  Mortimer,  Thomas  A.  C. 

20  Thomson,  William  J.  F. 
20  Thomson,  Mrs 
18  Peebles,  D.  Bruce 
16  Gattelly,  Eev.  WiHiam 
12  Calderwood,  John 
10  Henderson,  Mrs 

8  Fisher,  WiDiam 

6  Smith,  John 

4  Mather,  Edward 

2  Greia;,  John 


Violet  Bank.    8. 

Spring  Gardens,  Abbey  Hill. 
2  Wishart,  Thomas 


3  Dunn,  David 
5  Kerr,  Thomas 
5  Black,  John 
7  Kinnear,  James 
9  Gosman,  David 

Walker  Street.    4. 

Coates  Crescent. 

1  Wemyss,  Mrs 

I  Baildou,  WiUiam 

1  Mushet,  John 

3  Smyttan,  Mrs 

5  Molleson,  James  A.,  C.A. 

7  Jones,  Alexander  F. 
9  Maitland,  Mrs  John 

11  Sanders,  William  R.,  M.D. 

13  Layoock,T.,  M.D.,  F.E.C.P. 

15  Morris,  David 
17  Sellar,  Mrs 

17  Sellar,  A.  Craig,  advocate 

19  WyHe,  Mrs  A.  H. 

21  Bm-nett,  George,  advocate 
23  Ivory,  Thomas,  advocate 

23  Lawrie,  Miss 

25  Ogilvy,  Miss 

27  Thomson,  Mrs  Andrew 

28  Mackintosh,  Eev.  James  G. 

26  Donaldson,  Miss 

24  JIacdonald,  Miss  Eobertson 
24  Wight,  Mrs 

22  Speid,  David,  S.S.C. 

22  M'Craken,  John,  S.S.C, 

20  Scott,  Mrs 

18  Fergusson,  William 

16  Gordon,  Mrs 

14  Bannatyne,  Miss 

12  Cockbm-n,  Alexander 

10  Gillespie,  James  D.,  M.D. 

8  Eraser,  Alexander  M. 

6  (Junynghame,    E.    J.    Blair, 

M.D. 

4  Sinclair,  George  L.,  W.S. 

2  Huie,  Edward,  merchant 
2  Pigott,  Mrs  H.  Smyth 

Walker  Terrace.    1. 

Dcdry  Boad. 

1  Finlayson,  James 

2  Murray,  Joseph  D. 

3  Tait,  William  M. 

4  Sinclair,  William 

5  Jeffrey,  John  H. 

6  Logan,  George 

9  Eitchie,  Mrs 

10  Auchincloss,  John 

II  Buchanan,  George 

12  Kinnis,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

13  M 'Queen,  John 
16  Stalker,  Peter 

Wardie  Avenue. 

Ferry  Road,  Inverleith  Row. 

1  Smith,  Miss 

2  Macnish,  Mrs  Dr 

3  Cruickshank,  Francis 


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4  Hall,  Joseph  L. 

5  Simpson,  John 

6  Touch,  Anthony  SI. 

7  Budge,  Henry,  C.A. 

8  Hughes,  Herbert  J. 

9  Wallace,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

10  Bell,  Eev.  Thomas 

11  Danney,  Mrs 

12  Jacob,  Frederick 

Wardie  Crescent. 

Granton  Road. 

Outram,  Mrs  George 
Watson,  Charles 
Kennedy,  Angus 
Kennedy,  William 
2  Buchannan,  Mrs 

Constable,  J. ,  St  Martin's  Idg. 
Hogan,  Mrs 

Wardie  Road.    5. 

Ferry  Road,  Inverleith  Row. 

Brown,  Alexr. ,  Windsor  villa 
Reid,  Mrs  George  D. 
Dick,  Mrs,  Lomond  villa 
Howie,  Alexander,  builder 
Mackay,  H.  Major,  Cosie  cot. 
Murdoch,  James,  Edinforth  cot. 
Curie,  James,  Arthur  villa 
Wilson,  Peter,  Hawthornbank 
Sutherland,  D.,  k  Sons,  builders 
Sutherland,  Mrs  D. ,  Helen  villa 
Sutherland,  A. 

Gair,  John  M. ,  Eosebank  cottage 
Sinclair,  R. ,  Park  villa 
Anderson,  Robert,  Carronvale 
Hanson,  H.  H.,  Rosebank  villa 
Robertson,  Wm. ,  Rosebank  villa 
Duguid,  John,  Tower  park 
Govan,  D.,  gardener 
Coutts,  John,  Wardie  nursery 

Warriston  Crescent.    2. 

Canonmills. 

2  Fyffe,  Mrs  Dr 

3  Forgan,  William 

3  Balleny,  William 

4  Dixon,  Edward 
6  Winchester,  Mrs  Colonel 
9  Maclellan,  Mrs 

10  Lyschinski,  Adam,  M.D. 

11  Paterson,  Miss  Mary 

1 2  Fairbairn,  Jas.  [Bank  of  Scot. ) 

12  Fairbairn,  Miss 

13  Webster,  A.  B.,  M.D. 

14  Foote,  Mrs 

15  Douglas,  James  Crawford 

16  Traill,  Mrs 

17  Hardie,  W.  P. 

18  Hope,  Thomas,  C.E. 

19  Couper,  Mrs 

20  Cunningham,  L.  T.,  M.D. 

21  Kerr,  David 

22  Deans,  John  C,  S.S.C. 

23  Anderson,  William  W. 

24  Smellie,W.  J.  {G.P.O.) 


25  Ogilvie,  Mrs  J.  K. 

26  Smith,  David 

26  Smith,  Mrs 

27  Strong,  Mrs 

28  Wilson,  Benjamin  D. 

29  Paton,  Thomas 

30  Robin,  Mrs 

31  Baldwin,  Mrs 

32  Wightman,  John 

33  Hay,  Mrs 

Warriston  Place.    2. 

Canonmills. 

1  Tod,  David,  chemist 

2  Scott,  George,  baker 

3  Laing,  J. 
3  Ross,  Miss,  lodgings 

3  Shiels,  Thomas 

4  Adamson,  I.  &  R.,  milliners 

5  M'Farlane,  J.  R.,  draper 
5  Munro,  Thomas,  dairyman 

Washington  Place.    10, 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Anderson,  James 

2  M'Kay,  George 

3  Wallace,  James 
3  M'Kay,  J. 

3  Cunningham,  James  Carter 
3  Chalmers,  Adam 
3  M'Kay,  D. 

Washington  Street,    1. 

Dairy  Road. 
Grieve,  N.,  joiner,  etc. 

Water  Lane.    3. 

Huntly  Street  to  Stockbrldge. 

Hall,  William 

Lindsay,  WiUiam,  cooper 

Water  Lane. 

Kirkgate. 
East,  1.      West,  3. 
1  Wach,  Frederic 
3  Hughes,  Wm.,  spirit  dealer 
5  Heddle,  James,  rectifier 

13  Gray,  Alexander,  grocer 

25  Mathieson,  J.,  merchant 

27  Boag,  David 

29  Malcolm,  J.  D.,  grocer 

31  Wood,  Robert 

40  Somerville,  James,  grocer 

46  Penman,  John,  baker 

47  Richards,  John,  dyer 

51  Currie,  William,  corkcutter 

52  Scott,  A.  W. 

Water  of  Leith.    4. 

Brown,  R. 

Cleland,  John,  mill -pick  maker 

Cochran,  John,  combmaker 


Davidson,  Andrew,  grocer 
Dow,  James,  &  Son,  wrights 
Forrest,  James,  grocer 
Easton,  James,  mat  manufactr. 
Clark,  D.,  spirit  dealer 
Home,  George,  mat  dyer 
Graham,  David,  grocer 
Legget,  Robert,  skinner 
Nelson,  John,  gi'ocer 
Powrie,  John 
Salmond,  Robert,  grocer 
Murphy  &  Co.,  grocers 
Vesey,  Mrs 
Wood,  Thomas,  grocer 

Waterloo  Place. 

2  to  14—9.     Other  parts,  1. 

1  Dicksons  &  Co.,  seedsmen 

3  Allan,  Henry 

3  Muir  &  Baird,  printers 

3  &  5  Sutherland,  W.,  winemer, 

7  Thomson,  George,  perfumer 

9  Wilson,  Peter,  &  Co. 
15  Caldwell  Brothers 

19  Smith,  M.,  auctioneer 

20  Darling's  Regent  hotel 

20  Leith  Steamship  Agency 

21  General    Steam    Navigation 

Co.  ;  Robt.  Sinclair,  mgi'. 
23  Pullar,  John,  k  Sons,  dyers 

23  Princeof  Wcdes  Operetta  Ho. 

24  Waterloo  hotel ;  W.  Kennedy 

25  Edinburgh  Gas  Light  Co. 

26  Select  Subscription  Library ; 

Alexander  Greig,  librarian 
26  Mitchell,  Robert 
26  Brown,  Thomas 
26  Watson,  Thomas 
29  Calton  Convening  Rooms 
New    Waverley    temperance 

hotel ;  Robert  Cranston 
14  Inland  Revenue  {Tax  Office) 
14  Assessed  Taxes Surv.  Office; 

Property,  Licome,   Land, 

and  Assessed  Taxes 
14  Patei'son,  Alex.,  inspector 
14  Phipps,  Thomas 
14  Cullen,  Thomas,  surveyor 
14  M'Kelvie,  John,  surveyor 
14  Wilson,  Andrew,  surveyor 
14  Lamont,  Donald,  surveyor 
12  Carmichael,  Mitchell,  assessor 
12  Turner,  William 
12  Hogben,  AV.  S.,  assessor 
12  Cess  Office 
12  Nicholson,  Thomas,  collector 

10  Game  Certificate  Office 
10  Inland  Revenue  Offi<:e 

General  Post  Office 

Waverley  Bridge. 

See  Railways. 

Wellington  Place.    1. 

Leith  Links. 
2  Torbain,  Thomas 


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2   Laing,  William 

2  Arthur,  George,  oil  refiner 

2  Davidson,  E.  D. 

2  Anderson,  Miss 

2  Slimon,  Robert 

4  Walker,  Mrs  G. 

5  Grieve,  J. 

6  Ci-awford,  William 

7  Muir,  AVilliam,  merchant 

8  Macfarlane,  Alex.,  merchant 
10  Donaldson,  Mrs  J. 

10  Currie,  William 
10  Turner,  Thomas 

10  Graham,  Tliomas 

11  Heriot,  Miss 

12  Matheson,  J.  S. 
12  M 'Garth,  L. 

Wellington  St.  Great.  5 

Bonnlngton. 

1  Fender,  Mrs 
1  Cuthbertson,  G. 


Wemyss  Place.    4. 

Alhyn  Place. 

1  Neill,  John,  baker 

3  Dunn,  Miss  J.  H.  A. 

4  Douglas,  W.  Fettes,  E.S.A 

5  Arnott,  Mrs  James 

6  Wade,  Major  J.  P.  Carruthers 

8  Neill,  John 

9  Eobertson,  James,  lodgings 

10  M'Kay,  Donald 

11  Smith,  John,  M.D. 

Wemyss  Terrace.    11. 

Vennel. 

1  Lamb,  Miss 

6  Keith,  ilrs 

6  Jardine,  Joseph 

7  Findlay,  Miss 

West  Bow.    9. 

87  &  89  Bell,  William,  manu- 
facturer 
87  Hay,  Alexander 
93  Nixon,  John 
95  Eoss,  W.,  confectioner 
97  Henderson,  Peter,  &  Son 
99  Black,  James,  grocer 

105  Paterson  k  Allan 
107  Reid,  John,  printer 

107  Thomson,  David,  stationer 
116  Morrison,  D. 

112  Dods,  John 

112  Williamson,  Peter 

112  Fiddes,  William 

112  Edmondston's  Close 

112  Brown,  James 

110  Edmondston,  Thos.,  &  Son 

108  Moyes,  James,  pewterer 

106  Walker,  T.  M.,  colourman 
104  Hume,  J. ,  brush  manufactr. 


102  Cunningham,  J.  &  J. 
100  Gillespie,  James 
100  Wilson,  John 
100  De war's  Close 

98  M'Laren,  J. 

96  Forrest,  James 

94  Anderson,  John 

94  Kilgour,  Alexander 

94  Eunciman,  Mrs,  lodgings 

92  Watters,      Robert,     basket 
manufacturer  ;  house,  86 

88  Mackay  &  Fairljairn 

86  Hunter,  James 

86  Stuart,  James 

86  Edgar,  Eobert 

86  Boreham,  James 

84  Wasserzug,  M. 

82  Drummond,  D.,  stationer 

80  Calver,  C,  jun.,  spuit  dlr. 


West  End  Place.    10. 

Dairy  Road. 

2  Eae,  James,  prov.  merchant 
2  Porter,  James 

4  Burnett,  E.,  &  Co.,  grocers 

5  Cooper,  George 

5  M'Pherson,  James 

5  Eobertson,  John,  joiner 

8  Oman,  John 

11  Anderson,  Edward 

15  Smith,  James 


West  Park  Terrace,  10 

Dairy  Road. 

1  Dudgeon,  M. 

2  Eae,  James 

3  Clark,  James 
3  Smith,  James 

9  FersTison,  Eobert  M. 


West  Port. 

Grassmarket. 
North,  10.     South,  11. 

7  Alexander,  John 

11  Eobb,  William,  grocer 

15  Inrjlis'  Court 

27  Thomson,  John,  spiiit  mer. 

33  Mills,  Mrs,  grocer 

53  Boak,  Allan,  tanner 

55  Macternan,  F. 

59  Paton,  William,  stationer 

65    Weavers'  Close 

65  Jackson,  John 

71  Cullen,  Thomas 

73  Wells,  Lawrence,  grocer 

81  Stark,  Thomas 

83  Stocks,  Charles 

85   Victo7-ia  lodgings 

93  Fleming,  Thomas 

95  Thomson,  Geo. ,  pawnbroker 
105  &  107  Stocks,  David 
107  Leitch,  John 


109  Brown,  David,  draper 

115  Inglis,  Eobert,  baker 
123  White,  John,  grocer 

123  Tanners'  Close 
131  Eainbow,  John  G. 
135  Baird's  Close 

137  Steedman,  M.,  bootmaker 
141  Liddell,  W.  H.,  tanner,  etc. 
151  Mackenzie,  Geo.,  tinsmith 
153  Stevenson  Close 
155  Turner,  John 
163  Swan,  John,  china  mercht. 
165  Brown,  Mackenzie,  &  Co. 
167  St  Cuthbert's  Close 
171  Reid,  James,  butcher 
173  Kilpa trick,  Mrs 
175  M'Callum,  Peter 
126  Braidwood,  James  M. 

124  Shaw,  Eobert,  junior 
122  Petrie,  Gavin,  merchant 
120  Taylor,  Alexander 

116  Vallance,  William,  grocer 
114  Smart,  Antbew,  baker 

110  Lawson,  James 

108  Marshall,  David,  draper 
106  Sinclair,  John,  grocer 
104  Welsh,  James 
102  Stewart,  Chas.,  spirit  dealer 
100  Lady  Lawson's  Wynd 
100  Munro,  D. 

98  Somerville,  IMrs  Andrew 

94  Elliot,  Eobert,  grocer 

90  Weir,  Eichard 

86   Well  Close 

84  Williamson,  John,  gi'ocer 

82  Young,  George 

80  Eeid,  "Archibald 

60  Aruot  &  Erskine 

56  Edgar,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer 

54  Williamson,  W.  B.,  grocer 
Chalmers'    Territorial    Ch. 
and  School;  Geo.  Robert- 
son, teacher 

34  Farquharson,  David 

32  Wright,  John,  tailor 

Killie  Brae  here 

28  Hendry,  William 

26a  Gonnlay,  James 

26  Bell,  William,  smith 

20  Adams,  Thomas 

16  Johnston,  Jas.,  china  mer. 

12  Hunter,  George,  gi-ocer 

10  Smith,  William,  flesher 

8  iloran,  Anthony 

6  Ink's  Close 

4  Marshall,  Eobert,  baker 

2  Eobertson,  Miss  C. ,  mercht. 

Westerhall.    13, 
Meadow  Place. 

Eitchie,  A.,  Westerhall  villa 

2  Christie,  J. 

3  Kirke,  Major 
Eobertson,  D.  I.,  Westerhall 

lodge 
Eobertson,  David 


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Wharton  Lane.    11. 

Lauriston. 
2  Skirving,  Mrs 

Wharton  Place.    11. 

Lauriston. 

1  Balfour,  Rev.  Robert  G. 

2  Kay,  William 

3  Williamson,  Mrs  James 

3  Cniickshank,  William  • 

4  PetersoB,  John 

5  Deans,  William 

5  Ferguson,  Mrs  A. 

5  Stark,  Mrs  A. 

6  Clark,  A. 

7  Mercer,  Mrs  M. 

8  Brown,  Misses 

8  TumbuU,  Mrs  H. 

8  Straton,  Charles 

9  Pringle,  Mrs 

Whitehead  Place.    13. 

St  Leonard's  Hill. 

1  MuiTay,  John 

2  Whitehead,  Alexander 

4  Stark,  James 

5  Kennedy,  William 

Whitehouse  Loan,    13. 

Bruntsfield  Links. 

Haig,  Mrs,  Viewpark 

Wan-ender,    Sir  George,    Bart. 
Bruntsfield  house 

Murdoch,  Mrs  Bum,  of  Gartin- 
caber,  Greenhill  lodge 

St  Margaret's  Convent;  Madame 
Margaret  Teresa,  superioress 

Bell,  Mrs  A.  M. ,  East  Morning- 
side  house 

Ross,  Major-Gen.  Js.  K.,Elmbk. 

Hamilton,  Alexander,  The  Elms 

Anderson,  Robt. ,  Sydney  lodge 

Whitehouse  Ter.    13. 

Grange  Loan. 

2  Learmonth,  John 

3  Hogg,  Ancli-ew,  Braemar  ho. 

4  Hayward,  Robert 

5  Stothert,  Miss,  Cargen  lodge 

6  Ivory,  Miss 

7  HaUard,  Frederick 

8  Ritchie,  George 

9  Donald,  Miss 

10  Fergusson,  James,  Monkwood 

Whitfield  Place.    2. 

See  Leitk  Walh. 

Wilkie  Place. 

5  Eraser,  J. 


7  Lyons,  Robert,  baker 
11  Leslie,  Thomas 
2  Brown,  William  A. 

10  Imies,  Donald 

William  Street,    4. 

Stafford  Street. 

5  Crattenden,  E. 

7  Robertson,  George,  grocer 

9  M 'Donald,  Mrs 

11  Ban-,  Mrs,  fniiterer 
15  Lough,  J.,  chimney-sweeper 
17  Wilson,  Mrs 

17  Webb,  Alexander,  shoemaker 
17  Quinet,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
17  Lawson,  Mrs,  ladies'  niu'se 
19  Hunter,  William,  butcher 

Wilson,      Mrs,      circulating 
library 

25  M 'Donald,  Mrs,  spirit  mer. 
27  Sinclair,  John 

27  Louttit,  Mrs 

31  Pirrie,  John,  spirit  merchant 

33  Henderson,  E.,  grocer 
35  Walker,  George,  chemist 
37  Ai'chibald,  Alexander 
37  Dobson,  John 
37  Clark,  Mrs,  milliner 

37  Cormack,  Mrs 
39  RoUo,  Robert,  bootmaker 
41  Young,  William,  tea-dealer 
43  Ross,  John,  dairy 
47  Jenkins,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

38  Leadbetter,  Robert,  grocer 

34  Campbell,  Miss,  dressmaker 

32  Campbell,  JiL,  cab-hirer 

28  Ramsay,  John,  clothier 

26  Honeyman,  Thomas,  dairy 
26  Lovebrook,  W. 
24  Baird,  Mrs 
22  Oliver,  AValter,  tailor 
22  Gray,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
22  Stewart,  iliss,  mUliner 
22  Pirrie,  John 
22  Boyd,  Mrs 
18  Boyd,  John  M.,  grocer 
16  MUl,  Mrs,  grocer 
14  Ross,  Mi'S,  ladies'  nurse 
12  Smith,  Alexander,  baker 

10  Park,  John  W.,  bootmaker 
8  Macintosh,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
8  Whyte,  Mrs  C. 
8  Emmerson,  James 
8  Mon-ison,  Miss  Jessie 
8  Mowat,  Miss 
6  Harley,  Edward,  dairy 
2  Hardie,  Walter 
2  Belli,  Stefano 

Windmill  Lane.    11. 

Windmill  Street. 

Henderson's  School,  Wind- 
mill cottage 

Windmillhouse ;  Dawse,  Mrs 
W.  H. 

Paton,  John,  teacher 


Paton,  Mrs 

Durie,  G.  &  J.,  com.  agents 
3  Aitchison,  James 
3  Noble,  Mrs 

3  Kirkwood,  Alex.,  engraver 
3  Anderson,  Hugh 
5  Wilkie,  John,  silversmith 

Windmill  Street.    11. 

Chapel  Street. 

1  Brown,  William 

2  Mears,  William 

3  Robertson,  Mrs  T. 
3  Street,  George 

3  Bro\vn,  Euphemia 

3  Cockburn,  James  (G.P.O.) 

3  Carmichael,  Miss  Janet 

5  Tliomson,  William 
7  Kerr,  John 

7  Vessie,  David 

7  M'Kain,  Lewis 

9  Sinclair-,  Mrs 

12  Dun,  Robert 

10  Rennie,  William 
10  Gibson,  James 

10  Dow,  Mrs  E. 

8  Myers,  Morris 

6  Nixon,  John 

6  Simpson,  John 

6  Henderson,  William 

Windsor  Street.    1. 

Leopold  Place, 
1  Cross,  Alexander 
1  Campbell,  Mrs 
1  Fisher,  WiUiam 
1  Sutherland,  Miss 
1  Isles,  James 
3  Ritchie,  Miss 
5  Russell,  George 

7  Blaikie,  ilrs 

9  Seton,  Francis  C. 

9  Seton,  Lieut.  -Colonel  R.  S. 

11  Smart,  John,  S.S.C. 

13  Ritchie,  David 

17  Johnston,  R.  Bruce,  W.S. 

19  Rose,  Charles  A. 

21  Crawford,  David,  S.S.C. 

23  Elwert,  Miss,boardiag-school 

25  Weir,  Miss 

27  Cumming,  James,  LKD. 
29  Smith,  J.  Duncan,  S.S.C. 
29  Smith,  R.  0. 
31  Meuzies,  A.  J. 
31  Menzies,  Miss 

26  M'Crie,  William 

24  Mitchell,  Miss 

22  Thomson,  James  W. 

20  Neilson,  Mrs 
20  Neilson,  W.  B. 

18  Robertson,  Thomas 
16  Carnegie,  James 

14  BailUe,  WiUiam,  W.S. 

12  Miller,  A.  W.,  C.A. 
12  Miller,  Mrs 

1 0  Robertson,  Geo.  Gordon,  M.  D. 


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8  Someryille,  John 
6  Aitken,  TJiomas 
4  Arnaud,  Major 
2  Swinton,  Tliomas 
2  Todd,  John 
2  Bertram,  Miss 
2  "Walker,  Mrs  J.  F. 
2  Phin,  Miss 

2  Millar,  Mrs  Alexander 

Lane. 
Bum,  William,  coacli-liirer 
Cunningham,  JT.  coach-hii-er 
Brown,  Joseph 

Woodbine  Terrace. 

Lochend  Road. 

3  Archer,  Andrew 

6  Stewart,  Robert 

8  Murray,  William 

9  Adamson,  Alexander 

10  Monteith,  James 

11  Logan,  Oliver 

13  Thomson,  Thomas 

15  Louden,  David 

16  Sandilands,  Adam 

17  Alexander,  Alexander 
19  Cattanach,  James 

23  Currie,  William  K. 

24  Blair,  James 

25  Honeyman,  William 
80  Anderson,  Andrew 

Woodhead  Place.    13. 

Hope  Park. 

1  Lessels,  James 

2  Millar,  Ai-chibald 
8  Carse,  Stewart 

4  Frazer,  Donald 

Woodville  Terrace. 

Lochend  Road. 

1  Buchanan,  Alexander 

2  Weir,  Peter 

4  Graham,  James 

5  Dawson,  David 

7  Westwood,  James 

8  Calderwood,  Henry 

25  Ferrier,  J.  P. 

26  Wilson,  David 

28  Richardson,  Andrew 

29  Robertson,  George 
80  Barry,  William 

Wright's  Houses.    13. 

Bruntsfield  Links. 
Barclay  Free  Church 

7  Arnott,  Andrew 

7  Patterson,  John 

8  Sime,  Robert 

10  Reid,  David 

11  Binnie,  William 

12  Anderson,  Mrs  Jane,  grocer 


13  Stirling,  William 
15  Binnie,  George 

15  Malloch,  Patrick 

16  Dickson,  William 
16  Morrison,  Mrs 

:i7  Taylor,  Alexander 

24  Bi'own,  Charles,  -\vright 

27  GoJf  House  Tavern;  James 

S.  Connolly 
27  Allied  Golf  Club 
30  Bruntsfield  Links  Golf  Club 
30  Edinburgh  Golfing  Society 

30  Stewart,  John 

31  Hutchison,  James 

32  Pollock,  Mrs 

35  Blaikie,  James 

36  Wilson,  Andrew 

36  Muir,  James,  joiner 
36  M'Ewan,  Douglas,  &  Son 
36  Stewart,  John 
39  Gair,  John 

Writers'  Court.    9. 

See  315  High  Street. 

Yardheads.    3. 

Leith. 
1  Wilson,  Peter,  agent 
9  Bernard  &  Co.,  distillers 

11  &  56  Gilbert,  Robert,  grocer 

12  Gunn,  Alexander,  spirit  dh: 
15  Spalding,  William,  grocer 
18  &  19  Ormiston,  Miss,  grocer 
21  Lawson,  David,  dairy 

24  M'Cabe,  Andrew,  grocer 
29  Robertson,  G.,  spirit  mercht. 

36  Evans,  Mrs,  provision  dealer 

37  Watson,  J.,  &  Co. 
41  Wilson,  Peter,  pipemaker 
44  Moffat,  William,  factor 

47  Black,  Robert,  grocer 

48  Galloway,  David,  shoemaker 
52  Graham,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
55  Dixon,  Robinson 

59  Reoch,  Robert,  grocer 


York  Lane.    7. 

York  Place. 

2  Mackay,  Adam,  joiner 

Croall,  J.  &  W. ,  coachbuilders 
Hobday,  Thomas,  Albany  cot. 
Mackey,  John,  glass  mercht. 
Edinburgh  Barm  Company 
Pringle,  John,  smith 

York  Place.    7. 

Broughton  Street. 

1  M'Pherson,  J.,  bootmaker 

1  Cowan,  Mrs 

1  Honeyman,  Clias.,  coal  mer. 

3  Henry,  J.,  bandage  maker 

3  Hunter,  J.  H.,  saddler 

3  White,  Alexander,  plumber 

5  Muir,  Thomas  P. 


5  Marshall,  Mrs  E. 

5  Isles,  Mrs 

5  Morton,  John 

5  Murray,  John,  S.S.C. 

5  Mack,  Andrew,  WTiter 

54  Stewart  &  Co. 

5^  Absolom,  H. 

St  George's  Chapel 
7  Hunter,  Blair,  &  Cowan 
7  Hunter,  E.  A.,  W.S. 
7  Blair,  Patrick,  W.S. 
9  Watt,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 
9  Watt  &  Anderson,  S.S.C. 

11  Cowan,  Mrs 

11  Marshall,  John 

13  Millar,  John 

17  Robertson,  John  A.,  S.S.C. 

17  British  Eminre  Mutual  Fire 
and  Life  Assurance  Co. 

17  Cooper,  William,  teacher 

19  Douglas,  C.  Home,  C.A. 

21  Nisbet,  James,  S.S.C. 

21  Nisbet  &  Mathison 

23  Tawse  &  Bonar,  W.S. 

23  Dickson,  James  Jobson,  C.A. 

25  Thomson,  James 

25  Dow,  David 

25  Johnston,  John 

25  Ku-kwood,  Mrs  Captain 

27  M 'Cowan,  F.  D.,  M.D. 

29  Bruce,  Robert,  M.D. 

31  Lindsay,  Robert 

31  Todd,  R.  F.,  merchant 

33  Cormack,  D.  A.,  solicitor 

33  Laio  Life  Assurance  Society 
of  London 

35  Cochrane,  Miss 

35  Grant,  David 

37  Starforth,  J.,  architect 

39  Tod,  Heni7,  W.S. 

39  Tod,  H.  &H.,  W.S. 

39  Atlas  Assurance  Company 

41  Grant,  Mrs  Jane 

41  Millar  &  Gagie 

41  Millar,  Mrs  William 

41  Crichton,  David,  advocate 

43  MelvUle,  Archibald,  W.S. 

45  Morrison,  Adam,  S.S.C. 

47  Campbell,  Charles 

47  Barton,  James,  S.S.C. 

49  Tombe,  Mrs 

51  Macbeath,  Miss 

51  Governesses'  Benevolent  Sac. 

53  London  Fire  and  Life  As- 
surance Co. 

53  MacCallum,    George,    stock- 
broker 

57  Anderson,  Mrs 

59  Donaldson,  Mrs  Andrew 

59  Gunn,  Alexander 

61  Watson,  Misses 

63  Abbott,  W.  J.  C. 

63  Abbott,  Mrs  Eliza 

65  Smith,  John 

65  Morrison,  Misses 

67  Taylor,  WiUiam,  M.D. 

69  Macdonald,  William  Rae 

69  Smith,  Thomas,  lodgings 

69  Seton,  Gregor 


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69  Neill,  Miss 
69  Macdonald,  Mrs 
73  Setou,  Gregoi",  spirit  dealer 
St  Faid's  Churck 

TorTc  Lane  here 
42  Carter,  Mrs 
42  Eobertson,  Eobert 
42  Paterson,  Alexander 
40  Finlav,  Charles,  A.C.S. 
40  Finlav,  J.  Hope,  W.S. 
-38  Dickson,  Wm.  (./.  D.  <i:Co.) 
36  Combe,  J.  S.,  M.D. 
86  Combe,  Charles  T. 
34  Dickson,  Thomas  Goldie 
32  Smith,  Colvin,  ]3ort.  painter 
30  Pitcairn,  Miss 
28  Shiels,  Thomas 
26  CampbeU,  Simon,  S.S.C. 
26  Campbell  &  Smith,  S.S.C. 
26  Campbell,  James,  advocate 
24  Craig,  James  T.  Gibson,  W.  S. 
22  Thomson,  Ts.  A.,  accountant 
20  Hunter's     School  ;     James 

Walker,  janitor 
18  Smith,  Mrs 

]  6  Macandrew,  James  M. ,  C.  A. 
14  Thomson,  James  Gibson 
12  Burt,  Mrs 
10  Home,  David  Milne 

8  Goldie  k  Dove,  W.S. 

8  Goldie,  Aixhibald  W. ,  W.  S. 

8  Dove,  David,  S.S.C. 

6  Rock  Life  Assurance  Co. 

6  Lees,  Henry,  accountant 

4  Leburn,  Henderson,  &  Wil- 
son, S.S.C. 

4  Home,  G.,  perfumer 

2  Boyd,  John,  upholsterer 

2  Carnegie,  John,  coal  mercht. 

2a  Jardine,  Peter 


York  Road.    5. 

Trinity. 
Brown,  J.  H.,  Forthfield  cottage 
Turner,  Mrs  D.,  Myrtle  bank 
Gall,  James,  Myrtle  bank 
Goriie,  William,  Rait  lodge 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  Eait  lodge 
M 'Donald,  Samuel,  St  Kilda villa 
M'Bain,    James,    M.D.,    R.N., 

Logic  villa 
Spence,  John  D.,  St  Olaf 
Pattison,  Peterswald,  Ashville 
Morrison,  John  N.,  St  Andrew's 

lodge 
Pattison,  G.  G.,  Ashville 
King,  J.  Falconer,  York  lodge 
King,  Campbell,  York  lodge 
Methuen,  Mrs,  Pdchmond  lodge 
Gardiner,  Wm. ,  C.  A. ,  Grange  ho. 
Gardiner,  J.,  S.S.C,  Grange  ho. 
Philip,  Miss,  Gothic  house 
Flockhart,  W.,  Gairney  house 
Smith,    G.,    architect,     Burley 

lodge 
Thomson,  Alex.,  Forthlaud  ho. 
Thomson,  Andrew,  Lomond  ho 
Thomson,  Mitchell,  Lomond  ho. 


Young  Street.    6. 

North  Castle  Street. 

1  Eobertson,  Alexander 

3  Murdoch,  Laurie 

3  Whitson,  ilrs  George 

3  Galbraith,  Angus 

5  Bourhill,  Sirs 

7  Manuel,  Wm.,  S.S.C,  E".P. 

7  Hampton,  J.  S.,  S.S.C. 


Crosbie,  William  G.,  S.S.C. 
Beattie,  Adam 
Scrymgeour,  James 
Bain,  Mrs 
Menzies,  D. 

Stewart  &  Menzies,  CE. 
Stewart,  James  W.,  CE. 
M'Intosh,  James  B. 
Traquair  k  Dickson,  W.  S. 
MacAllan  k  Chancellor,  W.  S. 
The  Liverjjool  and  London 

and  Globe  Insurance  Co. 
Wilson,  A.,  dentist 
Macrae  k  Flett,  W.S. 
Young,  James,  S.S.C. 
Macnaughton  k  Finlay,W.S. 
Universal    Life    Assurance 

Society 
Muirhead,  Charles 
Muirhead,  ISlxs 
Eollo,  Hugh  James,  W.S. 
Gresham  Life  Assur.  Society 
Scottish Ejiisc.  Cliurch  Society 
St  Luke's  Church 
St  George's  School 
Adair,  Hugh  W.,  teacher 
Baird,  James,  spirit  dealer 
Simpson,  Misses,  dressmakers 
Musgrove,  William 
Chedbum,  William 
Forrest,  Alexander 
Gillies,  Samuel,  tailor 


Young  Street  Lane.    6. 

Honeyman,  D.,  wright,  N.  lane 
Hope,   Andrew,    contractor,  N. 

lane 
Eayner,  R.,  riding  master,  S.  lane 


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Academies. 

See  Educational  Directory. 

Accountants, 

Actuaries,  and 

Advocates. 

See  Law  Directory. 

Agents  (Commission 
and  General). 

See  also,  Cattle,  Coal,  Emigra- 
tion, House,  and  Neiuspaper 
Agents. 

Abbott  &  Co.,  22  Constitution 

street 
Adams,  Alex.,  21  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Aitken,  Gray,  k  Co.,  21  Bernard 

street 
Aitken,  Jobn,  9  Newington  ter. 
Aitken,    Thomas,    51    Hanover 

street 
Alexander,    A.    &    J.,    Quality 

court,  Quality  lane 
Alexander,  Lewis,  5  Helen  place 
Alexander,  E.,  3  E.  Register  st. 
Anderson  &  Duncan,  19  Quality 

street 
Anderson  &  Wallace,  27  Quality 

street 
Anderson,  D.,  k  Co.,  Drummond 

street  court 
Anderson,  Jas.,  26  S.  Richmond 

sti-eet 
Anderson,  Thomas,  2  Sylvan  pi. 
Anderson,  Ts.,  15  Catherine  st. 
Arthur,    George,   2   Wellington 

place,  Leith 
Baillie,  Nicol,  k  Co.,  13  Assem- 
bly street 
Barry,  Robert  J.,  54  S.  Clerk  st. 
Beattie,  John  M.,  1  Fairnington 

place 
Bell,  R.  F.,  &  Son,  19  Constitu- 
tion street 
Bell,  Wm.  M. ,  9  Brighton  street 
Berry,  G. ,  5  Greenside  row 
Bigger  &  Dorman,  32  Bernard 

street 
Blackwood,     Scott,    &    Co.,    39 

Constitution  street 


Blakemore,  Jos.,  44  St  Leonard 

street 
Booth  &  Carr,  3  Princes  street 
Boyack,  James,  9  Davie  street 
Brotherston,  W.,  5  Nicolson  sq. 
Brown,  Thos.  J.,  18  Clarence  st. 
Browne   &   Glover,    30   and   32 

Quality  street  and  8  Elbe  st. 
Browning,  John,  23  Clyde  st. 
Bulloch,   Lade,  k  Co.,  8  Union 

street 
Burgess,  J.,  3  East  Register  st. 
Biirnet,  Andrew,  23  South  Nor- 
ton place 
Caird,  F.  G.,  18  Calton  hiU 
Calder,  John,  5  Hay  street 
Cameron,  Chas.,  40  Quality  st. 
Cameron,  John,  Caledonian  coal 

depot 
Cay  &  Black,  65a  George  street 
Chlene,  George  T.,  7  George  st. 
Christie,  Rt.  C,  13  Frederick  st. 
Clarkson,  A.,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 
Clarkson,  W.  C,  7  St  Andrew 

square 
Cooper,   Craig,   k  Craig,    18   St 

Andrew  square 
Cormack,  David,  3  Victoria  park 

cottages 
Crawford,  A.  &;  A.,  15  Quality  st, 

and  4  Quality  lane 
Cromarty,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  Middle 

Dock  gates 
Crooks,  Wm.,  13  Bernard  street 
Cun-ie  &  Co. ,  25  George  iv.  br. 
Currie,  J.,  &  Co.,  34  Bernard  st. 
Cuthbertson,   A.   G.,  &  Son,   55 

Constitution  street 
Dea,  George,  138  Pleasance 
Dempster,   J.  &  A.,  4  Raeburn 

place 
Dewar,  Francis,  13  Frederick  st. 
Dewar,  John  N.,  18  Gilmore  pi. 
Dickson,  Thos.,  &  Son,  Thorny- 

bauk 
Dickson,  Jas.,  44  South  bridge 
Dishington,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  56 

Constitution  street 
Dochard,  D.,  57  Torphichen  st. 
Dougall,  W.,  11a  Antigua  street 
Douglas,  W.  C,  32  Dublin  st. 
Douglas,  W.  S. ,  2  Greyfriars  pi. 
Dowie,  Peter,  38  Mitchell  street 
Drummond,  P.,  11  Calton  street 


Duncan,  Stark,  &  Co.,   6  Ber- 
nard street 
Diirie,  G.  &  J.,  Windmill  lane 
Easterbrook,  Thos.,  25  North  br. 
Elder,  A.,  91  Broughton  street 
Ellingsen,  M.  J.,  43  Bernard  st. 
Fedden,    C,    &   Co.,    36   Com- 
mercial street 
Ferguson,  J. ,  1 0  Annandale  street 
Ferguson,  T.,  1  Moray  street 
Finnic,  Thomas,  3  Cromwell  st. 
Fisher,  W.  C,  41  Quality  street 
Forrest,  John,  5  Archibald  place 
Fraser,  William,  23  Clyde  street 
Frier,  M.,  8  Keir  street 
Gardner,  H.,  10  Greenside  st. 
Garrow,  James,  27  Hercles  st. 
Gavin,  P.  &  R.,  22  Constitution 

street 
Geddes,  Thomas,  6  Brighton  st. 
Gibson,  Jn.,  36  Albanyst.,  Leith 
Gifford  Brothers,  2  Dock  place 
Giflbrd,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  2  Dock  pi. 
Gillespie  &  Cathcart,  35  Bernard 

street 
Gilmer,  J.  G. ,  4  Laverock  bank 
Gilray,  Geo.,  4  Cockburn  street 
Glen,  John,  15  Graham  street 
Graham,  Jos.,  20  Cumberland  st. 
Grant,  Geo.,  9  Eo.xburgh  terrace 
Greig,  Geo.,  1  India  buildings 
Gronmeyer,  Richard,  3  Kirkgate 
Gunn,  William,  &  Co.,  Granton 
Gunn,  Daniel,  30  Nicolson  street 
Guthrie,  John,  15  Arthur  street, 

Leith  walk 
Gynee  &  Co.,  73  George  street 
Hansen,  H.  P.,&Co.,  2DockpL 
Hardie,  J.  &  W.  B.,  18  Green- 
side place 
Hardie,  Wm. ,  22  Macdowall  st. 
Henderson,  David  Wemyss,  39 

Constitution  street 
Henderson,  J.,  1  Frederick  st, 
Henderson,  J.  G.,  21  St  John's 

hill 
Hewat,  E.  K.,  7  Gladstone  ter. 
Hermann,   Cochrane,  k  Co.,  40 

Quality  street 
Hunter,  Thos.,  24  Morrison  st. 
Inglis,  David,  12  Heriot  terrace 
Jacobsen  &  Co.,  42  Bernard  st. 
Johnston,  Wm.,  66  Frederick  st. 
Keith  &  Co.,  35  Hanover  street 


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Kemp,  Hislop,  &  Co.,  4  Bernard 

street 

Kennedy,  W.  W.,  Ill  Princes  st. 

Kerr  &  Anderson,  26  Greenside 
place 

KeiT,  Hatton,  &  Co.,  St  Anthony 
com-t,  Leitli 

Kidd,  Eunson,  &  Co.,  8  Quality 
sti-eet 

Kinlocli,  Andrew,  6  India  build, 

Kinninmont,  E.  K.,  Dean  Bank 
lodge 

La  Com-  &  Watson,  14  Com- 
mercial street 

Laui-ie,  Jolin,  98  George  street, 
and  6  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 

Lawrie,  H.,  31  Clerk  street 

Learmonth,  J.  "W.,  17  St 
Anthony  place 

Linklater,  J.  S.,  &  Co.,  32  Ber- 
nard street 

Livingstone  &  "Weir,  7  Rox- 
burgh  pi.  and  37  Bernard  st. 

Maccallum,  J.,  36b  Potterrow 

M'Gulloch,  A.,  140  Pleasance 

Macdonald,  "Wm. ,  6  Hill  place 

Macfarlane  &  Son,  160  Constitu- 
tion street 

M'Gregor,  Archibald,  7  Bernard 
sti'eet 

M 'Hardy,  E.,  &Sons,  19  Lauri- 
ston  street 

Mackenzie,  John,  8  Carnegie  st. 

Mackie,  John,  21  St  John  street. 
See  Adv. 

Mackinlay,  C,  &  Co.,  87  Con- 
stitution street 

M'Kinlay,  Wm.,  3  St  Anthony 
court,  Leitli 

M'Laren,  Thomas,  112  Nicolson 
street 

M'Minn,  F.,  1  Graham  street 

Macnab,  James,  78  Gilmore  pi. 

Mactaggart,  E.  L.,  27  Candle- 
maker  row- 
Mather,  Thos.  r.,  33  James  st. 

Mathieson,  George,  6  South  St 
Andrew  street 

Matthew  &  Theilmann,  20  Baltic 
street 

Meek,  Geo.,  12  St  James'  square 

Meik,  T.  C,  &  Co.,  39  Consti- 
tution street 

Menzies,  A.  J.,  13  Bernard  st. 

Menzies,  JohnlJ.,  31  Bernard  st. 

Millar,  Thomas,  19  Bernard  st. 

Millons,  Da^vid  N.,  Torphichen 
street 

Montignani,  Henry  G.,  6Drum- 
mond  street 

Morrison,  C,  &  Sons,  84  Consti- 
tution street 

Morrison,  J.  &G.,  90  St  Andrew 
street,  Leith 

Morrison,  A.  K.  Y.,  "Wet  docks 

Mowbray,  T. ,  31  Gayiield  square 

Muir,  W.  &  C.  B.,  15  Royal 
Exchange 

Muir,  "W.,  Wet  docks 


Muir,  Wm.  S. ,  1  Hanover  street 
Mm-ray,  W. ,  7  Roxburgh  place 
Nicholls  &  Robinson,   15  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Mmmo,  W.,  Bell's  court,  Leith 
Nisbet,  James,  10  Upper A''iew- 

craig  row 
Noble  &  Co.,  28  Bernard  street 
Oliver,  J.  P.,  7  N.  St  David  st. 
Oncken,  G.,  22  Mitchell  street 
Orr,  Sam.  K.,  47  George  iv.  br. 
Patersou  &  Dalziel,  15  A,ssembly 

street 
Paterson,  D.  F. ,  5  Kerr  street 
Pattison,  W.  G.,  35  Bernard  st. 
Peacock,  T.  B.,  54  North  bridge 
Peddle,  James,  1  Hanover  street 
Peterson  Brothers  &  Co. ,  2  Alison 

place 
Potts,  W.  &  H.,  Port  Hopetoun. 

See  Adv. 
Pjqier,  John,  37  Scotland  street 
Eaimes,    Blanshards,  &  Co.,  17 

Smith's  place 
Reeves,  Samuel,  5  West  Mont- 

gomerj'  place 
Eeid,  AV.  &  G.,  Granton  harbour 
Rendall,  M.  C,  32  Bernard  st. 
Eendall,  Wm.,  32  Bernard  street 
Rennie,  A.  R.,  19  Bernard  street 
Renwick,  W. ,  5  Bonnington  ter. 
Reoch,  G.  W.,  15  Bernard  street 
Eitchie,  Alex.,  WesterhaR  villa, 

Meadows 
Ritchie,  Charles,  13  Dock  street 
Robertson,     Alexander,    5    Old 

Physic  gardens 
Eobson,  S. ,  8  West  Adam  street 
Eogers,  Jas.,  10  Drumdryan  st. 
Eouald,  Hugh,   2  W.  Nicolsonl 

street  [ 

Eooney,  Hugh,  28  Gayfield  sq.    ; 
Eoss,  Alex. ,  6  W.  Preston  street 
Eutherford,  Eobt.,  34  Barony  st. 
Sanderson,  And.,  28  Buccleuch 

place 
Schuthe,  Emil,  &  Co.,  17  Baltic 

street 
Scott,  Alex.,  22  to  25  Waverley 

market  and  14  Catherine  st. 
Scott,  T. ,  41  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  Wm.  A.,  68  Constitution 

street 
Severs,  Ben. ,  3  Comely  green  pi. 
Sidey,  D.  D.,  &  Co.,  65  Princes 

street 
Sim,  Alexander,  55  Bernard  st. 
Simpson,  John,  64  Prince  Albert 

buildings 
Simpson,  Robt.,  2  Hamilton  pi. 
Simpson,   Thomas,  9  North  St 

David  street 
Simpson,  W.  H.,  11  Union  st. 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  1  and  2  Calton 

street 
Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  1  Wet  docks 
Smith    &    Alexander,     2    Bank 

street,  Leith 
Smith,  J.,  &  Co.,  32  Forth  st. 


Smith,  J.  &  J.,  50  Constitution 

street 
Smith,  Alex. ,  22  Bernard  street 
Smith,  Thomas,  10  Quality  st. 
Sorensen,  M.,  &  Kidd,  53  Consti- 
tution street 
Spink,  Alexander,  7  St  Andrew 

square 
Staflbrd  &  Co.,  8  Frederick  st. 
Stark,  John,  57  North  bridge 
Steel,  E.,  16  Royal  Exchange 
Stegmann,  Scott,  &  Co.,  19  Con- 
stitution street 
Stenhouse,  A.  &  G.,  AVet  docks 
Steven,  Geo.,  3  Rosslyn  street 
Steven,  AVm.,  27  Commercial  st. 
Stevenson,    Ressich,    &    Co.,    6 

Bernard  street 
Stocks,  David,  &  Co.,  4  Bernard 

Stoltz,  Zoff,  &  Co.,  55  Bernard 
street 

Storie,  James,  10  AV.  Preston  st. 

Taylor,  Robert,  1  Haddington 
place 

Taylor,  AVilliam,  4  Elm  row 

Tennant,  W.  G.,  28  Bernard  st. 

Thallon,  L.,  25  North  bridge 

Thomson,  "\Villiam,  &  Co.,  63 
Constitution  sti'eet 

Thomson,  George,  4  Oxford  st. 

Thomson,  John,  8  Gladstone  ter. 

Thorburn,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  21  Ber- 
nard street 

Toshack  &  Clark,  40  Constitu- 
tion street 

Tunibidl  &  Kay,  Gayiield  square 

Turnbull,  Salvesen,  &  Co.,  23 
Sandport  street  and  Granton 

Turnbull,  Alexander,  90  Con- 
stitution street 

Turnbull,  Geo.,  11  Market  pi. 

Tiu-ner,  Thomas,  10  AVellington 
place,  Leith 

Urqtihart,  D.  J.,  6  Bernard  st. 

Waddie,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  43 
Bernard  street 

AVatson,  James  M.,  7  N.AV. 
Circus  place 

AYatson,  John,  51  Hanover  st. 
and  Thistle  street  lane 

AVatson,  AA'"m.,  31  Grindlay  st. 

Weir,  D.,  31  Bernard  sti'eet 

AVelsh,  Alex.,  56  George  street 

White,  Moil',  &  Co.,  41  Bernard 
street 

White,  John  A.,  14  Bernard  st. 

AA^'hitson,  Thos.,  13  Eankeillor 
street 

AVight  &  Scott,  36  Elbe  street 

Wight,  John,  AYester  Daky 

AA'^iUiamson,  Thos.,  116  Cause- 
wayside 

AVilson,  Brandt,  &  Co.,  28  Ber- 
nard street 

AVilson,  James,  5  King's  place 

Wilson,  Peter,  1  Yardlieads 

AVilson,  Thos.,  59  South  bridge 

AVilson,  T.  G.,  7  London  street 


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"Wisliart,  James,  &  Son,  20  Queen 

street,  Leitli 
Wishart,  D.  F.,  Catherine  street 

court 
Wolff,  If.  de,  36  Quality  street 
"Woore,  Heniy,  4  George  street   1 
"Wotlierspoon,"   J.    B.    M.,    ^Yet 

docks  j 

Agricultural  Imple-     1 
ment  Makers. 

Fowler,    Jolin,  &  Co.,   1  India 

buildings 
Gibson  k  Tait,  Bainfield,  Foun- 

tainbridge.     See  Adv. 
Howard,  J.   &  F.,   27   Candle- 
maker  row 
Loraine,  Eobert,  160  Canongate 
M 'Hardy,  R.,  &  Son,  19  Laui-is- 

ton  street 
Mackay  &  Fairbairn,  Sciennes 
ilactaggart,  E.  L.,  27  Candle- 
maker  row 
Mears,  Wm. ,  2  Windmill  lane 
Morton,  S.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  Victoria 

dock,  Leith 
Peddle,  Rt.,  &  Co.,  72  Princes  st. 

See  Adv. 
Eeid,  Charles,  14  Lothian  road 
Slight,  Alex.,  34  Leith  walk 
Wood,   Walter  A.,  27  Candle- 
maker  row 
Young,  W.  D.,  &  Co.,  12  George 
IT.  bridge 

Apothecaries. 

See  Clvemists  and  Druggists. 

Appraisers. 

See  Auctioneers. 

Architects. 

Anderson,  E.,  43a  George  street 
Beattie,  George,  &  Son,  17  Grove 

street 
Bell,  John  M.,  2  HiU  street 
Biggar,  John,  13  Annandale  st. 
Bogue,  James  W.,  17  Barony  st. 
Brown  &  Wardrop,  19  St  Andrew 

square 
Bryce,  D.,  131  George  street 
Bryce,  D.,  jun.,  26  Elder  street 
Carmichael,  W. ,  44  South  bridge 
Carnegie,  Wm.  C,  31  Panmure 

place 
Chesser,  Jn. ,  7  Eoyal  Exchange 
Clunas,  David,  51  Hanover  st. 
Cousin,  D.,  10  Eoyal  Exchange 
Currie,  John,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Deas,  P.  S.,  26  Pitt  street 
Gibson,  Thos.,  29  Frederick  st. 
Goalen,  James,  6  Morton  street 
Gorrie,  WiUiam  M.,  7  North  St 

David  street 
Hardy,  Henry,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 
Hay,  Jn.  C,  16  Eoyal  Exchange 


Hay,  William,  17  HiU  sti'eet 
Kemp,   George,   1   Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Kerr,  AndreAv,  3  Findhorn  place 
Leadbetter,  C,  47  Castle  street 
Leckie,   Joseph,   jun.,   2   Lower 

Gilmore  place 
Lessels,  John,  21  Heriot  row 
ilacGibbon,  Da^ad,  S9  George  st. 
MacLachlan,  John,  2  Queen  st. 
Maclean,  A.,  47  Gt.  King  street 
Matheson,    Eobert,    Parliament 

square 
Motiatt,  W.  L.,  56  Frederick  st. 
Morham,    E.,  Jan.,    10    Eoyal 

Exchange 
Nicholson,  Wm.,  6  Henderson 

row 
Notman,    WiUiam,     Northfield 

cottage,  Newhaven  road 
Paris,  John,  99  George  sti'eet 
Paterson,  John,  21  St  Andi-ew  sq. 
Paterson,  Robert,  10  Hanover  st. 
Peddie  &  Kinnear,  3  South  Char- 
lotte street 
Peddie,  Thos.,  27  Collins  place 
Pilkington  &  BeU,  2  HiU  street 
Eaebm'u,  11.  E.,  21  Pitt  street 
Rhind,  David,  54  Great  King  st. 
Robertson,  David,  16  Picardypl. 
Rochead,  J.  T.,  19  Morningside 

place 
Scott,  Archibald,  10  Teviot  row 
ShieUs,  R.  T.,  62  George  street 
Simpson,   James,    19    Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Smith,    George,    Barley   lodge, 

Trinity 
Smith,  J.  K.,  7  Gardner's  cresc. 
Smith,  J.  W.,  13  Frederick  st. 
Smith,  Wm. ,  4  Melbom-ne  place 
Spence,  John,  5  Lothian  road 
Starforth,  John,  37  York  place 
SteeU,  WiUiam,  9  Randolph  pi. 
Stewart  &  Menzies,   13   Young 

street 
Sutherland,  James,  12  Lauriston 

gardens 
Sutter,  Archibald,  3  HiU  street 
Urquhart,  W.,  Royal  Exchange 

buUdings,  291  High  street 
Walker,    J.    C,    2   North-East 

Circus  place 
Wight,  John  R.,  26  HamUton 

place 
WUson,  Eobei  t,  2  Queen  street 
Wright,  Eobert,  12  Pitt  street 
Young,  Edward  E.,  161  Eose  st. 

Artificial  Flower  and 
Feather  Makers. 

French,   Richmond,   2   Sciennes 

hiU.     See  Adv. 
French,  J.  P.,  4  Melville  place. 

See  Adv. 
Mozzi,  Mrs,  73  George  street 
Sugden,    Son,    &    Nephew,    51 

North  bridge 


Artists. 
See  also  Painters  {Animal,  His- 
torical, Landscape,  Miniature, 
Portrait)  and  Photograjjhers. 
Archibald,  Jas. ,  83  Causewayside 
Arnst,  A. ,  46  Great  King  street 
Barry,  Wm.,  30  Woodville  ter. 
BeU,  R.  P.,  16  Pieardy  place 
Brewster,  A.  S. ,  11  Dewar  place 
Brewster,  D.,  11  Dewar  place 
Brown,  Thomas,  8  Jordan  bank 
Burton,  Muugo,  1 9  Leopold  pi. 
Cameron,  H.,  16  Pieardy  place 
Caw,  James,  86  George  street 
CoUins,  Hugh,  23  London  street 
Gumming,  Jas.,  26  Elder  street 
Gumming,  John,  7  Leitli  street 
Douglas,  Wm.  F. ,  4  Wemyss  pi. 
Drummond,  J.,  8  Royal  crescent 
Dun,  John,  9  Lonsdale  terrace 
Edgar,  James,  22  India  street 
Ferguson,  Walter,  36  George  st. 

See  Adv. 
Fortie,  John,  2  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Eraser,  Alex.,  27  Castle  terrace 
Halkerston,  C,  21  Charles  .street 
Hay,  George,  16  Pieardy  place 
Hole,  Wm.  F.,  57  India  place 
Lawson,  J.,  4  Hope  park  cresct. 
Lewis,  Henry,  56  Clerk  street 
Macbeth,  James,  30  Clarence  st. 
M 'Donald,  J.  B.,  6  Gr.  Stuart  st. 
Mackay,  A.  S.,  13  CornwaU  st. 
M'Kay,  R.,  3  Great  King  street 
ilay,  James,  12  Panmure  place 
Napier,  Jas.  B.,  5  Sylvan  place 
Nisbet,  PoUok  S.,  15  George  st. 
Novice,  George  William,  2  Malta 

green  place 
Oswald,  John  H.,  28  London  st. 
Pm-ves,  J.  E.,  7  St  Bernard's  row 
Reid,    John  T.,    10    North    St 

Andrew  street 
Russell,  J.  B.,  4  Comely  green 

crescent 
Sanderson,  R.,  28  Geo.  rv.  br. 
Sinclair,  Wm.,  2  Gardner's  cres. 
SteeU,  Gourlay,  jun.,  1  Belle^nie 

crescent 
Stewart,  John  0.,   46  Grindlay 

street 
Stewart,  ■  Neil,   11   West  Rich- 
mond street 
VaUance,  W.  F.,  1  Mound  pi. 
Young,  C.  &  A.,  63  No.  bridge 

Artists'  Colourmen. 

Clark,  W.  D.,  67  Princes  street 
Dane,  J.,  &Co.,  3  E.  Eegisterst. 
HUl,  T.  Alex.,  12  St  Andrew  sq. 
M 'Cowan,  Mrs  James,  26  Cock- 
burn  street 
Nelson,  R.  R.,  19  Hanover  st. 
Ross,  W.  S.,  5  Frederick  street 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  1  and  2  Calton  st. 
Smith,  J.  D.,  21  Frederick  st. 
Westren,  P.,  103  Princes  street 


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Artists  in  Hair  and 
Gold. 

Ashcroft,  Miss  Mary,  16  North- 
west Circus  place 
Bisset,  William,  16  Rose  street 
Eagle,  M.,  8  North  bridge 
Mackay,  J.  G.,  56  Leitli  street 
Matheson,  J.  A.,  7  Dublin st. 
Millar,  Mrs,  43a  George  street 
Paterson  &  Son,  95  Princes  st. 

Asphalters. 

Mackenzie,  W.,  Hope  Park  End 

house.     See  Adv. 
Paterson,  Jas.,  E.  Newingtonpl. 
Porteous,  Alex.,  36  Leitli  walk 
Romans,  J.  &  W.,  8  Forth  st. 

Auctioneers  and 
Appraisers. 

Those  marked  *  are  Appraisers 

only. 

Adamson,  John,  4  George  street 
Belfrage,  Geo.,  98  Lauriston  pi. 
Black,  John,  65a  George  street 
'^Boyd,  John,  2  York  place 
Brown,  M.,  55  and  57  St  Leonard 

street 
Buist,  Robt.,  11 W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Cay  &  Black,  65a  George  street 
^Chalmers  k  Scott,  21  South  St 

Andrew  street 
Chapman,  Thos.,  11  Hanover  st. 
Cruickshauks,  George,  &  Co.,  1 

M  'Neil  place 
Dalgleish  &  Forrest,  4  St  Andrew 

square 
Dewar,  F.,  13  Frederick  sti'eet 
*Dewar,  James,  1  St  John  street 
Dowell,  Alex.,  18  George  street 
*Dunlop,  JohnC,  StStephenst. 
Dunn,  M.,  16  Victoria  street 
Edwards,  G.  S.,  80  George  st. 
*EUis,  Thos.,  21  Geo.  iv.  bridge 
Forrest,  R.,  17  Queen  street 
*Fraser,  James,  297  High  street 
Hislop,  Wm.,  55  Frederick  st. 
*Hogg,  Walter,  30  Dundas  st. 
Howe,  E. ,  46  Hanover  street 
*Keddie,  Thos.,  18  Charlotte  pi. 
*Laing,  George,  Palmer's  build- 
ings,   West    Nicolson  street. 
See  Adv. 
Lamb,  William  B.,  6  Cochrane 

place,  Leith 
Lyon  &  Turnbull,  51  George  st. 
Macintosh,  A.,  101  St  Leonards 
*M'Farlane  &  Gibb,  44  N.  Pitt 

street  and  20  Dundas  street 
Mark,  Robert,  15  Leven  terrace 
Moir,  Peter,  5  Nottingham  pi. 
Munro,  Charles,  47  Gt.  King  st. 
Murray,  Alex.,  4  St  Andrew  sr[. 
*Mushet,  Jn.,  &  Son,  2  Hope  st. 
Oliver,  A.,  &  Son,  Valleyfield  st. 
*Owen,  J.,  125  Princes  street 
*Patterson,  William,  10  Queens- 
ferry  street.     See  Adv. 


Philpot,  James,  68  Princes  st, 
Ronaklson,  Geo.,  8  Ronaldson's 

buildings 
Rougvie,  John,  3  Melbourne  pi. 
Saunders,     John,    &     Son,     14 

Quality  street 
Seaton,  Rob. ,  28  Haddington  pi. 
Smith,  J.  &  G.,  79  George  street 
Smith,  M.,  19  Waterloo  place 
Street,  G.,  50  George  iv.  bridge 
*Taylor,  John,  &  Son,   109  and 

110  Princes  street 
Thomson,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  63  Con- 
stitution street 
*Veitch,  Wm.,  54  George  street 
"•'Watson,  Adam,  23  Union  street. 

See  Adv. 
Wemyss,  John,  1 4  Ponton  street 
White,  N.,  3  Queen's  pi.,  Leith, 
and  2,  3,  &  70  Tolbooth  wynd 
Whitten,  R.  H.,  4  N.  Bank  st. 
Wilson,  Wm.,  65  St  Mary  st. 

Axle-tree  Makers. 

Finnic  &  Co.,  29  Commercial  st. 
Girdwood,  J. ,  26  Greenside  row. 

See  Adv. 
Pringle,  John,  York  lane.     See 

Adv. 

FBaby-linen  Wareho. 

Alexander,  Mrs,&  Co.,  87  Geo.  st. 
Arnot,  J.,  &  Co.,  129  Kirkgate 
Blind  Asylum,  58  Nicolson  st. 

and  21  Frederick  street 
Bowie,  John  D.,  68  Leith  street 
Bowie,  Miss,  87  Princes  street 
Boyd,  Miss,  26  Clerk  street 
Cairns,  Misses,  118  Princes  st. 
Craig,  Mrs,  41  North  bridge 
Cruickshanks,  Alex.,  &  Son,  57 

and  61  George  street 
Dawson,  Wm. ,  57  and  59  Clerk  st. 
Dobie,  Miss,  45  Frederick  street 
Downie,  Mrs  Jas.,  74  Canongate 
Gellatly,  Maria,  5  St  Patrick  sq. 
Hay,  Mrs,  25  George  street 
Kirk,  Miss,  41  George  street 
Levine,  L.,  75  Princes  street 
Main,  John,  6  Nicolson  street 
Ogg,  Miss  R.,  6  Hanover  street. 

See  Adv. 
Paterson,  Misses   H.    &   J.,  54 

Lothian  street 
Ralston's,  42  Kirkgate 
Ross,  H.,  &  Co.,  1  and  3  Nicol- 
son street 
Roy,  J.,  23  and  24  North  bridge 
Scott,  Mrs  John,  5  Greenside  st. 
Sharp,  Miss  M.,  60  Leith  street 
Small,  William,  30  South  bridge 
Turnbull  &  Wilson,  60  S.  bridge 
Wilton,  Mrs,  51  Lothian  road 
Wright,    P.   k  R.,    16   and   20 

George  street 
Wright,  Miss,  56  George  street 

Bagpipe  Makers. 

See  Musical  Instrument  Makers. 


Bakers  &  Confectioners. 

Adam,  J.,  37  Tolbooth  wynd 
Adamson,  Js.,  47  Lady  Menzies 

place 
Addison,  Mrs,  124  Kirkgate 
Aitken,  Alex.  N.,  117  Nicolson 

street 
Alexander,  Andrew,  5  Davie  st. 
Anderson,  D.,  k  Son,  1  Green- 
side street,  1  Riego  street,  and 
3  Orchardfield  place 
Archibald,  A.,  82  Kirkgate 
Ballantyne,  James,  9  S.  Clerk  st. 
Bathgate,  Geo.,  4a  Shrub  place 
Bertram,  John,  132  Kirkgate 
Bisset,  James,  11  Clerk  street 
Bowes,  Wm.,  15  Cro.sscauseway 
Brockie,  W.,  18  Greenside  street 
Brodie,  Matthew,  64  Rose  street 
Brodie,  William,  15  Potterrow 
Brown,  Dav.  J.,  161  High  street 

and  44  Leven  street 
Brown,  G.,  23  and  24  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Brown,  James,  31  Pleasance  and 

1  Niddry  street 

Burnet,    A.,   58    Crosscauseway 

and  152  Cowgate 
Cairncross,  James,  46  N.  Fort  st. 
Callender,     Peter,    Morningside 

bank  and  2  Blackford  place 
Carson,    Andrew,    3    Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Christie,  J. ,  4  N.  Junction  st. 
Cochrane,  John,  8  Roxburgh  pi. 
Cochrane,  Thomas,  62  St  Mary 

street 
Cockburn  &  Son,  18  and  29  Dean 

street 
Cockbm'n,  James,  5  Little  King 

street 
Craig,  Charles,  29  Pitt  street 
Craig,  David,  6  East  Norton  pi. 
Craig,  David,  jun.,  76  Thistle  st. 
Craig,  Mrs  C,  34  North  Pitt  st. 
Crawford,  William,  32  Shore  and 

2  Princes  street 
Cuthbertson,  H.,  38  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Davidson,  Robert,  53  Home  st. 
Dixson,  Rob.,  9  East  Register  st, 
Donaldson,  David,  2  Canongate 
Drysdale,  Alex.,  142  Princes  st. 
Dudgeon,  Alex.,  42  Jamaica  st. 
Duncan,   A.,  &  Son,    12  South 

College  street 
Duncan,  Wm.,  31  Bridge  street 
Durie,  James,  62  Tolbooth  wynd 
Edinburgh     Bread    Society,    7 

Keu"  street 
Farmer,  Agnes,  209  Pleasance 
Fanjuhar,   James,   10   Portland 

place,  Leith 
Ferguson,  John,  1  Dublin  street 
Finlayson,  Robt.,  10  Carnegie  st. 
Fleming,   George,  2  Bristo  port, 

2  and  3  Merchiston  terrace, 

and  130  High  street 


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Forrest,  Jas.,  44  Buccleuch  st., 
241  Canongate,  and  24  Cow- 
gate 
Fotlieringham,  J. ,  35  Couper  st. 
Fotheringham,  M.,  1  Allan  st., 

Ferry  road 
Fraser,  John,  2a  Salisbiuy  st. 
Gallo\\ay,  George,  6  North  New- 

ington  place 
Geddes,  Robt.,  31  Minto  sti-eet 
Geddis,  David,  1  Main  sti-eet 
Gentle,  George,  25  Thistle  street 
Gibson,  Dd.,  66  Cumberland  st. 
Go^N-ie,  Thomas,  40  Abbey  hill 
Gray,  Wm.,  14  Gladstone  place 
Greig,  J.,  7  Tolbooth  wynd 
Greig,  T.,  11  S.  Eichmond  street} 
Greig,  Wm.,  2  Jamaica  street     i 
Grieve,  George,  10  Anue  place 
Grosset,  James,  34  Northumber- 
land street 
Grosset,  Wm.,  50  Home  street 
Haig,   Alexander  M.,    72  West 

Fountainbridge 
Haig,   Andrew,  9  W.   Nicolson 

street 
Hamilton,  Daniel,  38  Kirkgate 
Hastie,   T.,  34  Alva  street  and 

7  Duncan  street 
Hay,  James,  277  Canongate 
Henderson,   D.,  4  Howe  street 

and  63  Inverleith  row 
Henderson,  M.,  47  and  48  Arthur 

street 
Henderson,    S.,    78    Fountain- 
bridge 
Hurst,  John,  6  Chapel  street 
Inglis  &  AVatson,  167  Rose  st. 
Inglis,  James,  2  Stafford  street 
Inglis,  Robt.,  115  West  port  and 

457  Lawnmarket 
Izatt,  Jas.,  1  Brown  street  lane 
Jardine,  Thomas,  25  Brougham 

.street 
Jeffrey,  William  T. ,  1  Brougham 

place  and  25  Grassmarket 
Johnston,  Rob.,  21  Greenside  st. 
Keddie,  John,  k  Son,  16  Hill  pi. 
Kidd,  J.,  21  Artluu-  street 
Laidlaw,  James,  4  Kerr  street 
Lawrie  &  Sons,  12  W.  Preston  st. 
Lawson,  George,  10  W.  Newing- 
ton,  20  Lothian  street,  and  23 
Earl  Grey  street 
Leckie,  William,  2  Davie  street 
Liddel,  George,  12  Home  street 
Lillico,  Thos.,  4  S.  St  James'  st. 
Lillie,  Thomas,  1  Bread  street 
Lindsay,  James,  73  Kirkgate 
Luke,  James,  25  Bruns^vick  st. 
Lyons,  Robert,  7  Wilkie  place 
Macadam,  John,  7  Calton  street 
M'Clellan,  William,   10  Couper 

street  and  68  Kirkgate 
M'DoweU,  Robert,  60  George  st. 

and  19  Frederick  street 
M  'Ewan,  Robt. ,  72  Grassmarket 
M'Kean,  Alex.,  2  Charles  street 
M'Kenzie,  Alex.,  10  Gillesnic  pi. 
2B 


Mackie,    J.    W.,    &.  Sons,    108 

Princes  street 
M'Laren,  Andrew,  43  Candle- 
maker  row 
M'Laren,  D.,  34  Diike  st.,  Leith 
M'Leish,  David,  130  Pleasance 
M'Leish,  Jas.,  495  Lawnmarket 
M 'Master,  J.,  51  Canongate,  209 

Cowgate,  and  85  Pleasance 
M'Vitie,  Robert,  12  Antigua  st. 

and  2  East  London  street 
JIarsliall,  Robert,  4  West  poi-t 
Martin,  David,  235  Canongate 
!Mason,  A. ,  20  Couper  street  and 

1  Roualdson's  buildings 
iLathews,  Edw.,  13  Church  st. 
Mathews,  Edw. ,  7  Trafalgar  st. 
Mathison,  R.,  78  Fountainbridge 
Jilathison,   Robert,   37  Clerk  st. 

and  46  High  street 
Maxwell,  James,  19  London  st., 

12  Richmond  pi.,  519  Lawn- 
market, and  5  Bread  street 
Menelaws,  AVni.,  187  Canongate 
Middlemas,  R.,  19  and  20  West 

Preston  st.  and  77  Canseway- 

side 
Miller,  Jn.,  1  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Miller,  Robert,  86  Nicolson  st. 

and  7  Broiightou  street 
Milne,  P.,  8  Clerk  street 
Mitchelhill,  J.,  75  Clerk  street 
Moffat,  William,  1a  Howe  st. 
Morris,  Alex.,  38  Crosscauseway 
JSIuir,  William,  26  High  street 
Muirhead,  James,  175  Pleasance 

and  39  Bristo  street 
Nairn,  Wm.,  18  Riddle's  close 
Naysmith,  John,  75  Giles'  street 

and  34  Hillliousefield 
Neill,  John,  1  Wemyss  place 
Newton,  Thomas,  11  Shrub  pi. 
Nicolson,  David,  41  Lothian  rd. 
Ogilvie,    Thomas,    2    Elm   row. 

See  Adv. 
Oliphant,  F.,  110  and  112  High 

street 
Paterson,  D.,  15  Sowersby  pi. 
Peattie,  Mrs  Alex. ,  2  Market  st. 
Penman,  John,   67  Giles  street, 

4  Great  Junction   street,  and 

46  Water  lane,  Leith 
Phillip,  AVm.,  1  Deanhaugh  st. 
Pillans,  John,  73  So.  Clerk  st., 

55  Nicolson  st.,  61  Cockburn 

street,  and  25  Greenside  street 
Ponton,  Geo.,  10  St  Vincent  st. 
Porteons,    William,    junior,    13 

Dairy  park  terrace 
Ramage,  John,  3  and  4  Albert  pi. 
Ramsay,    Thomas,    26  Hanover 

street  and  14  High  street 
Rattrie,  Alexander,  Granton 
Reid,  John,  8  Gladstone  place 
Reid,  Robert,  87  Broughton  st. 
Robertson,  James,  19  Elm  row 
Robertson,  Thos.,  5  St  Patrick 

street,  71  Pleasance,  and  244 

Canongnte 


Robertson,  William,  1  Fingal  pi. 
Russell,  E.  &  R.,  41  Bridge  st. 
Russell,  Mrs  Robert,  2  Pitt  st. 
Rutherford,     G.,     43    and     45 

Broughton  street  and  14  West 

Lauriston  place 
Rutherford,    R.,    1    Caledonian 

terrace 
St  Cuthbert's  Baking  Company, 

1  St  Cuthbert's  place 
Sawers,    T.,    310    Lawnmarket. 

See  Adv. 
Scott  Brothers,  40  Lothian  st. 
Scott,  George,  2  Warriston  place 
Scott,  G.,  31  Dublin  street 
Scott,  J.,  51  N.  Richmond  st. 
Scott,  John,   23  West  Maitland 

street  and  5  Stanhope  place 
Sharp,  Ang\is,  66  Buccleuch  st. 
Simpson,  Alexander,  48  George 

IV.  bridge 
Simpson,  J.,  158  High  street 
Sinclau-,  James,  133  Canongate 
Sinclair,  John,  1 4  Lothian  street 
Sinclair,  John,  18  Tobago  street 
Skae,  E.,  197  Canongate 
Smart,  Andrew,  114  West  port 
Smart,  William,  2  Elder  street 
Smibert,  George,  216  Canongate 
Smith,  Alex. ,  5  Queen's  pi. ,  Leith 
Smith,  A.,  12  William  street 
Smith,   Charles,  1   North  Rich- 
mond street  and  89  High  st. 
Smith,  David,  16  Richmond  pi. 
Smith,  James,  44  Potterrow  and 

8  Crosscauseway 
Smith,  Wm.,  17  Lothian  street 
Somerville,  James,  3  Tobago  st. 
Sowersby,  George,  91  Kirkgate 

and  3  Sowersby  place 
Steel,  Wm.,  14  Cassels  place 
Steele,  James,  15  Clifton  terrace 
Stenhouse,  Jas.,  25  Bread  street 
Stewart,  Miss,  4  Allison's  place 
Strachan,  Robert,  2  India  street 
Summers,  John,  133  Princes  st. 
Sutherland,  D.  S.,  4  Claremont 

place  and  14  Morrison  street 
Swan,  Jliss  Jane,  76  Grove  st. 
Tait,  Andrew,  33  Rose  street 
Tait,  J.  R.,  2  Queensferry  street 
Tait,  Pringle,  1  Victoria  place 
Taylor,  Geo.,  19  Hope  park  ter. 
Thomson  k  Son,  11  Leven  street 
Thomson,    Edward,  18  Stafford 

street.     See  Adv. 
Thomson,  G.  V.,  2  Union  street 
Thomson,  James,  79  George  st., 

207  High   street,   2  Dumbie- 

dykes  road,  and  7  Rose  street 
Thomson,  Murray,  39  W.  Nicol- 
son street 
Thomson,  Robert,  123  Rose  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.,  130  Kirkgate 
Thomson,  Mrs  P.,  54  Charlotte 

street 
Thorburn,  Wm.,  72  St  Leonard  st. 
Thorburn,  Wm.,  24  Bernard  st. 
Tolleth,  T.,  Alfred  place,  Cancn- 


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See  Adv. 
Torrance,  John,  4  Nortliiimber- 

land  street 
Underwood,  J.,    53  St  Leonard 

street 
Valiance,  Wm.,  6  Glanville  pi. 
Walker,  Thomas,  5  Johnston  pi. 
Wallace,  W.,  1  Maitland  street, 

Newhaven 
Walls,  James,  34  Grindlay  st. 
Watt,   Mrs,    16   Riddle's  close, 

Leith 
Weir,  James  H.,  166  Pleasance 
Weston,  John,  178  Pleasance 
White,  John,  3  Duke  street 
Whyte,  Geo.  Scott,  106  Rose  st. 

and  Morrison  street 
Wilkinson,  D.,  52  St  Mary  st. 
Wilkison,  Jn.,  103  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  Alex.,  8  Catherine  st. 
Wilson,  James,  54  London  st. 
Wilson,  James,  218  Canongate 
Wilson,  Geo.,  3  St  Anthony  pi. 
Wilson,  Wm.,  1  Archibald  place 
Wilson,  W.,  1  Barony  street 
Wishart,  James,  25  Home  street 
Wright,  Andrew,  42  Clerk  st. 
Wright,  Robert,  21  Sandport  st. 
Young,  Andrew,   1a  Hill  place 

and  6  North  Richmond  street 
Young,  James,  1  Grange  road 

Bandage  and  Artificial 
Limb  Makers. 

Ai'buckle,  Jos.,  44  Nicolson  st. 
Gardner,  James,  45  So.  bridge 
Henry,  J.,  3  York  place 
Hilliard,  Harvey,  7  Nicolson  st. 
Ruddiman,  John,  80  Leith  st. 
Young,  Archibald,  58  No.  bridge 

Banks  and  Bankers. 

See  Bank  Directory. 

Basketmakers. 

Andersons  &  WiQiamson,  5  and 

6  Timber  bush 
Barclay,  Mrs,  24  Victoria  street 
Blind  Asylum,   58  Nicolson  st. 

and  21  Frederick  street 
Bruce,  Robert,  33  St  Patrick  sq. 
Cameron,  John,  15  Downie  place 
Crocket,  Andrew,  5  Market  st. 
Crocket,  Thos.,  27  North  bridge 
Gumming,    Thomas,    &   Son,    2 

Cockbum  street 
Dalfron,  John,  44  Cowgate 
Duffy,  Luke,  237  Canongate 
Gillon,  R.  P.,  2  Dairy  road 
Lauriston,  A.,  10a  Brunswick  st. 
M'Gregor,  John  D.,  93  Kirkgate 
M'Lcan,    Andrew,    61   Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith,  and  3  Hay  st. 
Proudfoot,  Miss  J.,  65  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 


Roan,  John,   8  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Russell,  Thomas,  10  N.  Bankst. 
Small,  D.,  33  Hanover  street 
Watters,    Robert,  92  West  bow 

and  10  North  Gray's  close 

Baths. 

Edinburgh  Turkish  and  other 
baths,  90  Princes  street 

Frithfield  baths,  Frithfield,  Sea- 
field 

Hot,  cold,  and  swimming  baths. 
North  Pitt  street 

Hydropathic,  Galvanic,  and 
Turkish  baths,  8  Sciennes  hill 

Public  baths,  12  Nicolson  square 

Seafield  baths,  Seafield 

Trinity  baths  (Walter  Eckford), 
Trinity 

Turkish  and  Russian,  29  Whit- 
field place  (Alex.  M 'Donald) 

Bedding  and  Mattress 
Makers. 

See  also  Cabinetmakers  and 

Ul^holsterers. 

Blind  Asylum,  58  Nicolson  st. 

and  21  Frederick  street 
Brown,     W.      S.,      Broughton 

market 
Bruce,  Robert,  33  St  Patrick  sq. 
Bm-t,  Robert,  270  Cowgate 
Cameron,  George,  Sunbury 
Clapperton   &   Oliver,   59  &  60 

Princes  street 
Grieve,  Robt. ,  &  Co. ,  83  George  st. 
Hoy,  Jas.,  25  Canongate  and  122 

and  132  Cowgate.  See  Adv. 
M'Dermott,  James,  61  Hanover 

street.     See  Adv. 
M'Laren,  Sou,  &  Co.,  329  High 

street.     See  Adv. 
M'Pherson,  J.,  104  Pleasance 
Stewart,    Robert  B.,    54    &   58 

Candlemaker  row.  See  Adv. 
Stewart,  Mrs  E.,  33  Niddry  st. 
Veitch,  Wm.,  71  Lothian  road 
Watson,  George,   1  Teviot    row 

(hydi'ostatic).     See  Adv. 
Whytock,  R.,  &  Co.,  9  and  11 

George  street  and  Rose  court 

Bellhangers. 

Bryden,  J.,  &  Sons,  16  Frederick 

street 
Bryden,  W.,  &  Son,  55  George  st. 
Cameron,  John,  36  Bristo  street 
Charles,  Jas.,  8N.  St  Andrew  st. 

See  Adv. 
Dawson,  John,  St  Stephen  st. 
Henderson,  W. ,  20  St  John's  hill 
lletherton,    Henry,     13    South 

Clerk  street.     See  Adv. 
Hislop,  William,  E.  London  st. 
King,  Robert,  6  Simon  square 
Laidlaw,  R.,  k  Son,  Simon  sq. 
Ijaidlaw,  A.,  7a  Grange  road 


Learmonth,  T.,  10  Barony  street 
Robertson,  Jn.,  11  Buccleuehst. 
Stewart,   Daniel,   34  Earl  Grey 

street  and  65  Fountainbridge. 

See  Adv. 

Berlin  Warehouses. 

Cleghorn,  JNIiss  J.,  66  George  st. 
Cook,  Mrs  A.  B.,  18  Gladstone 

place 
Crawford,  David,  80  Nicolson  st. 
Dickson,    W.    &    J.,    2    Great 

Junction  street 
Forrest,  M.  B. ,  21  Hanover  street 
Forsyth,  Mrs  J.  D.,  41  S.  Clerk 

street 
Fortune,  Miss,  36  Frederick  st. 
Green,  Misses,  7  W.  Newington 
Hobday,  Mrs  F.,  1  Hope  street 
Jockel,  Christian,  118  George  st. 
Mackenzie,  M. ,  2  Leith  mount 
Mackerracher,    Miss   I.,    12   St 

Andrew  square 
Matheson,  Mrs  J.  A.,  7  Dublin 

street.     See  Adv. 
Miller  &  Co.,  123  Nicolson  st. 
Porteous,  Miss,  53  Hanover  st. 
Ritchie,  M.,  37  Hanover  sti-eet 
Sim,  A.  &  J.,  53  George  street 
Sim,  William,  72  George  street 
Stevenson,  A.,  53  South  bridge 
Stevenson,    Thomas,    76    &    77 

Princes  street 
Stoddart,  J. ,  1  and  2  South  bridge 
Tait,  William,  13  South  bridge 
Valiance,  J.,  29  Geo.  tv.  bridge 
Wallace  &  Brown,  132  George  st. 
Wyllie,  Misses  M.  &  C,  39  Earl 

Grey  street 

Bill-posters. 

Edinburgh  and  Leith  Bill-post- 
ing Company,  12  Elder  street 
Harley,  David,  15  High  street 
Hastie,  A.,  94  Grassmarket 
Hewit,  G.,  20  Bank  sti-eet 
Steedman,  J.,  16  Johnston  ter. 

Billiard-room  Keepers, 

Bootland,  Mrs,  3  Clyde  street 
Fowlie,  Mrs  J.  L.,  20  Cockbiu-n 

street  and  54  South  bridge 
Prater's  billiard  rooms,  17  South 

St  Andrew  street 
M'Gregor,  Jas.,  20  Cockbum  st. 
Sewell,  Thos.,  3  W.  Register  st. 

Billiard  Table  Manu- 
facturers. 

Morison   &   Co.,  78  George  st. 

See  Adv. 
Potts,  George,  36  Hanover  st. 

Bird  and  Animal 
Stuffers. 

Marlced  +  are  also' Bird  Dealers. 
Carfrae,  David,  9  Calton  street 


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Carfrae,  David,  36  Frederick  st. 

See  Adv. 
+Hambling,  G.,  junior,  1  North 

Bank  street 
Lang,  Samuel,  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
tPaterson,  Hy.,  18  Frederick  st. 
Sanderson,  Mat. ,  66a  George  st. 
Small  &  Son,  38  George  street 
■fWebster,  John,  69  George  st. 

Bird  Dealers. 

Dewar,  J.  F. ,  48  Hanover  street. 

See  Adv. 
M'Kay,  Alex.,  18a  Grove  street 
Reid,  R. ,  3  Greenside  place 
Thomson,  Adam,  75  Crosscause- 

way 

Biscuit  Manufacturers. 

Christie,  Jas. ,  4  N.  Junction  st. 
Crawford,  Wm.,  31  Shore  and  2 

Princes  street 
Greig,  John,  7  Tolbooth  wj^nd 
M'Dowell,    Robert,    60    George 

street  and  19  Frederick  street 
Mackenzie     &     Mackenzie,     22 

Earl  Grey  street 
Mackie,    J.    W.,    &    Sons,    108 

Princes  street 
Middlemas,  R.,  77  Causewayside 
Sawers,  Thos.,  310  Lawumarket 
Sinclair,  J.,  174  Fountainbridge 
Wright,  Robert,  21  Saudport  st. 

Block  and  Piunp 
Makers. 

Stoddart,  David,  6  Dock  sti-eet 

Boarding-Schools. 

See  School  Directory. 

Boatbuilders. 

Listen,  Jas.  H.,  Granton  harb. 
M'Glashan,  Alex. ,  Granton  harb. 
Mowat,  Magnus,  Newhaven 

Boilermakers. 

Hawthorn  &  Co. ,  Gt.  Junction  st. 

Miller  &  Herbert,  Heriotfield 
works,  Heriot  bmldings 

Morton,  S.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  Victoria 
dock,  Leith 

Paxton,  George,  &  Son,  43  Sala- 
mander street 

Sinclair,  Geo.,  25  Great  Junction 
street 

Tennant,  T.  M.,  &  Co.,  Bowers- 
hall,  Bonniugton  road 

Bolt  and  Nut  Manu- 
facturers. 

Mackay  &  Fairbairn,  Sciennes 
street.     See  Adv. 


Bookbinders. 

See  also  Booksellers  and  Sta- 
tioners. 

Those  marked  *  are  also  Sta- 
tioners. 

Allan,  H.,  3  "^'aterloo  place 
Anderson  &  Robertson,  12  Royal 

Exchange 
Anderson,  James,  233  High  st. 
Bell,  Ai-chd.,  12  S.  St  David  st. 
Bowie,  Hugh,  6  Carrubber's  cl. 
*CmTie  &  Lamb,  10  Hunter  sq. 
Forbes,  Alex.,  5  Milne's  court 
Gow,  James,  13  Blair  Street 
Grant,  R.,  &  Son,  Rose  st.  lane 
*Grieve,  Andrew,  13  N.  Bankst. 
Henderson  &  Bisset,  19  Hill  st. 
Hunter,  Wm.,  28  Queen  street 

and  North-west  Thistle  street 

lane.     See  Adv. 
Lyon,  David,  505  Lawnmarket 
Macdonald,  Gilbert,  3  East  As- 
sembly lane 
*Macdonald,  Jas. ,  9  Bread  street 
*Mackenzie,  J.,  129  High  street 
Mossman,  Wm.,  13  N.  Bank  st. 
Orrock  &  Son,  4a  North  bridge 
Patersou,  ]\L,  15Broughton  st. 
Pittendrich,  Alex.,  7  ililne  sq. 
Poison    &    Falconer,    12    Royal 

Exchange 
Seton  &  Mackenzie,   81  George 

street 
Siuclai]-,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
Small,  David,  8  North  bridge 
Steedman,  H.,  44  George  street 
Stewart,  Alex.,  1  Surgeon  square 
*Thomson,  Charles  J.,  29  North 

bridge.     See  Adv. 
Thomson,  Wm.,  15  Clyde  street 
Tod,  George,  5  Leith  street  ter 
*Tiirner,    W.    N.,    49  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Wilkie,  Robert,  94  South  bridge 


Booksellers  and 
Stationers. 

Those  marked  thus  *  are  Pub- 
Ushers,  thus  t  keej:)  Circulating 
Libraries,  and  thus  %  are  also 
Bookbinders. 

See  also  Stationers. 
Alexander,  W.,  20  Bristo  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  51a  Kirkgate 
+ Anderson,  Jas.,  28  Broughton 

street 
Archibald,  James,  13  Clifton  ter. 
tArnot,  James,  45  Grindlay  st. 
Banks,  Archibald,  8  Calton  st. 
Bayne,  J.,  13  Leven  street 
"Bell  &  Bradfute,  12  Bank  st. 
Bell,  Mrs  James,  42  George  st. 


*Blackie  &  Son,  5  South  College 

street 
*Blackwood,  William,  &  Sons, 

45  George  street 
Braidwood,  J.,  26  George  street 
Bremner,  E.,  4  W.  Register  st. 
Brown,  A.,  13  S.  College  street 
*Bryi.lone,  James,  12  Elder  .st 
*Caidwell  Brothers,  11-13  &  15 

Waterloo  place.     See  Adv. 
Cameron,  Richard,  37  George  iv. 

bridge 
*Chambers,  W.  &  R.,  339  High 

street 
Chisholm,  John,  65  Lothian  road 
Christie,  A.,  97  Nicolson  street 
Clark,  T.  &  T.,  38  George  st 
Collie,  D.   R.,  &  Son,  N.  HiU 

street  lane 
Collins,  William,  Sons,  &  Co., 

37  Cockbm'u  street 
Cossar,  L. ,  7  Cockburn  street 
Gumming,  D.,  11  Bristo  street 
Gumming,  Robert,  249  High  st. 
Davidson,  John,  25  Bernard  st. 
Davidson,  Ts.,  14  Montague  st. 
Dick,  William,  6a  Rose  sti'eet 
Drumniond,  E.,  &  Co.,   3  Stor- 

rie's  alley 
*Edmonstou     &     Douglas,     88 

Princes  street 
*Elliot,  Andrew,  17  Princes  st. 
Ferguson,  C. ,  32  Tolbooth  wynd 
*Fullarton,  A.,   &  Co.,   Stead's 

place  and  44  South  bridge 
*Gall  &  Inglis,  6  George  street 
tGardner,  Charles  C. ,  41  Dundas 

street 
Grady,  J.  &  A.,  10  Bank  street 
Graham,  Henry,  3  Hay  street ; 

bookstall,  Nicolson  square 
*Grant,  R.,  &  Son,  107  Princes 

street 
*Grant,  D.,  429  High  street 
Hastie,  Francis,  29  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Henry,  Alex.  S.,  3  Greenside  st. 
Hill,  James,  47  Lothian  street 
Hogg,  John,  2  Pitt  street 
Himie,  John,  5  Hanover  street 
tHunter,  David,  3  Canon  place 
*Jack,  Thos.  C,  1  India  bldgs. 

*  Johnston,  G.,  &  Co.,  7  Hunter 
square 

*  Johnston,  W.  &  A.   K.,  4  St 
Andi-ew  square.     See  Adv. 

*  Johnstone,    Hunter,  &  Co.,    4 
ilelbourne  place 

Kay,  Wm.,  5  Bank  street,  and 

■rhe  Box,  Lindsay  place 
+Kerr,  Mrs  Jas. ,  32  Nicolson  st. 
Killen,  James,  242  Cowgate 
*Lamie,  Thomas,  38  Cockburn 

street 
Lindsay,  A.,  9  Bank  street 
Livingstone,  E.  &  S.,  57  South 
bridge.     See  Adv. 


*Black,  A.  &  C,  6  North  bridge  London  Printing  and  Publishing 
Black,  Robert,  22  Leven  street  '     Co.,  0  Roxburgh  place 


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Lyon,  C.  F.,  13  George  iv.  br. 
M'Bain,  Mrs  Jas.,  1  Crichton  st. 
tM 'Donald,  J.  E.,  51  London 

street 
Macdonald,  James,  9  Bread  st. 
Macdonald,  Jn.,  70  iSTicolson  st. 
M'Intosli,  J.,  2  S.  College  street 

and  7  jSTortli  Bank  sti-eet 
Mackenzie,  J.,  45  Lothian  street 
*Mackenzie,  W.,  59  South  hr. 
*Maclachlan  k  Stewart,  64  South 

bridge.     See  Adv. 
*Maclaren,  John,  1-38  Princes  st. 
*Menzies,  .John,  &  Co.,  1 2  Hanover 

sti'eet 
tMiller,  J.  M.,  2  Lindsay  place 
Milne,  W.  &  J.,  126  Princes  st. 
tMundell,  Charles,  29  W.  Mait- 

land  street 
*Murphy,  Wm.,  8  Eoxburgh  st.  J 
*Nelson,  Thomas,  k  Sons,  Hope 

park  crescent  | 

*Nimmo,  W.   P.,  28  St  James' i 

square 
ISTimmo,  "Wm.,  54  Constitution  i 

street  i 

Ogle  &  Murray,  49  South  bridge , 
*01iphant,   William,   &   Co.,    7j 

South  bridge  [ 

*J-01iver  k  Boyd,  16  High  street 
*Padon,  A.  &D.,  13  St  Andrew 

square 
*Paterson,  AV. ,  74  Princes  street 
*Paton,    Hugh,    k    Sons,    115 

Princes  street 
Paton,  John,  59  Cumberland  st. 
Patterson,  Walter  Greenoak,  34 

Frederick  street 
Philips,  John,  58  Kirkgate 
■fPorter,  Martin,  42  Howe  street 
*E.avenscroft,  E.,  6  India  bldgs. 
Eedpath,  Alex.,  295  High  street 
Eeid  &  Son,  35  Shore 
+Eitchie,  Peter,  62  Lauriston  st. 
Robertson,  J.  S.,  52  Cockburn 

street 
*Eobinson,  H.,  11  Greenside  st. 

See  Adv. 
JEogers,  W.,  35  Queensferry  st. 
''Eoss,  John,  &  Co.,  13  North 

Bank  street 
Sanderson,  J.,  148  Canongate 
jSeton  &  Mackenzie,  81  George 

street 
Sinclair,  Colin,  98a  Princes  st. 
JSinclair,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
tSmith,  J.  L.,  1  AntigiTa  street 
Smith,  E.  P.,  125  Nicolson  st. 
tSomerville,  E. ,  10  Spring  gard. 
Stevenson,  A.,  9  N.  Bank  street 
*+Stevenson,  Thomas  George,  22 

Frederick  street 
StiUie,  James,  79  Princes  street 
Sutherland,  A.,  71  George  street 
Sutherland,  Peter,  95  South  br. 
■'Taylor,  James,  31  Castle  street 
1'liin,    James,    54  k    55    South 

bridge  and  14  &  15  Lifirmary 

street.     Sec  Adv. 


+Turner,  W.  N.,  49  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

*  Virtue  &  Co.,  46  Nicolson  st. 

*  Walker,  II.,  k  Co.,  2  Eose  st. 
Waterston  &  Jolmston,  20  Ber- 
nard street 

Weddell,  William,  48  South  br. 

Weston,  John,  2  W.  College  st. 

*\Villiams  k  Norgate,  20  Frede- 
rick street 

Williamson,  MissE.,  1  Spittal  st. 

tWilson,  M.  J.,  23  William  st. 

tWilson,  George  A.,  46  Queens- 
feny  street 

Wood,  James,  130  George  street 

*  Young,  G.  A.,  &  Co.,  14  Nicol- 

son square 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers. 

Adam,  T.  F.,  39  South  Clerk  st. 
Allan,  J.,  k  Son,  42  Leith  street 

and  123  Princes  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  91  Eose  sti'eet 
Auld   &    Chatham,    431    Lawn- 
market.     See  Adv. 
Auld,  James,  21  South  bridge 
Auld,  James,  375  High  street 
Auld,  John,  2  a  Pilrig  street 
Auld,  William,  381  High  street 
Auld,    Mrs   James,    513   Lawn- 
market 
Bailey,  J.,  k  Co.,  78  Princes  st. 
Bain,  H.,  10  Bnins^^dck  street 
Bain,  James,  llA  Spence's place, 

Leith 
Bartram,  J.,  114  Nicolson  sti'eet 
Baxter,  Hector,  30  Jamaica  st. 
Bayne,  C.  A.,  46  Leith  street 
Bell  &  Co.,  33  South  bridge 
Bell,  John,  134a  Princes  street 
BeU,  P.,  8  Shrub  place,  5  Cathe- 
rine St.,  and  20  Tolbooth  wjmd 
Bell,  Mrs,  55  George  street 
Bennet,  James,  5  flaugh  street 
Bishop,  John,  2  Cannon  place 
Blair,  T.  k  A.,  16  Bangor  road 
Blanc,  Madame,  69  George  st. 
Bleakley,  John,  143  High  sti'eet 
Blyth,  James,   16a  North-west 

Circus  place 
Boylan,  P.,  15  St  Mary  street 
Brander,  James,  49  Thistle  st. 
Brock,  Wm.,  6  N.  Junction  st. 
Brown,  E.  C,  12  Duncan  street 
Brown,  Eobert,  150  Eose  sti'eet 
Brown,  AVilliam,  17  Chapel  st. 
Biichan,  Alex.,  6  Duncan  street 
Buchanan,  Alex.,  27  Kirkgate 
Buckle,  G.,  2  Veitch's  place 
Butters,  Alex.,  9  Broughton  st. 
Cadden,  G.,  16  f].  Eichmondst. 
Cameron,  D.,  35  N.  Pitt  street 
Cameron,  Henr\',  22  Bank  street 
Campbell,  Dick,  k  Son,  3  Black- 
ford place,  Morningside 
Campbell,  C,  3  Abbotsford  pi. 
Camj)bell,  E.,  10  Hill  square 
Campbell,    Thomas,    65    South 
Back  of  Canongate 


Carnegie,  Charles,  45  Earl  Grey 

street 
Chalmers,  James,  52  India  st. 
Chedburn,   George,   5  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Chedbuin,    William,    6    Young 

street 
Clu'istie,  J.  M.,  36  Leven  street 
Clark,  F.,  8  Deanhaugh  street 
Cormack,  Eobert,  20  Eose  street 
Corstorphine,    David,    8   South 

St  James'  street 
Corstoi'phine,  Peter,  1a  Cumber- 
land street 
Coutie,  William,  235  High  st. 
Craig,  James,  44  North  bridge 
Crow,  Philip,  13  Montague  st. 
Gumming,  James,  23a  Cumber- 
land street 
Curie,  James,  40  Buccleuch  st. 
Danncy,  Daniel,  311  High  st. 
Davidson,  W.,  10  Eose  .sti'eet 
Davie,  John,  61  Nicolson  street 
Davie,  John,  jun.,  205  High  st. 
Davie,  E.,  363  High  street 
Deanness,  Thos.,  54  Bridge  st. 
Dick,  G.,  48  Home  street 
Dickson,  J.,  43  Cumberland  st. 
Doherty,  H.,  114  Cowgate 
Dohertj^  John,  73  k  75  St  Mary 

street 
Dougal,  Eobert,  122  Kirkgate 
Dougal,  William,  5  India  place 
Di-ummond,  G.,  37  West  Nicol- 
son street 
Duff,  John,  9  Giles  street 
Duffus,  Peter,  38  Howe  street 
Duncan,  T.,  k  Co.,  57  Princes 

street 
Edgar,  Eobert,  86  West  bow- 
Edwards,  Jn.,  30  Greenside  row 
Eunson,  William,  8  St  Patrick 

square 
Ewart  &  Main,  10  Canning  place 
Fisher,    William,    k    Son,    11 

Catherine  street 
Foreman,  A.,  30  Sandport  street 
Forrest,  Geo.,  71  Cockburn  st. 
Fowler,  John,  120  Nicolson  st. 
Eraser,  Alex.,  51  Bristo  street 
Fraser,    Daniel,    161    Fountain- 
bridge 
Eraser,  William,  4  High  Market 

street 
Gairn,  Andrew,  166  Eo.se  street 
Galloway,  David,  48  Yardheads 
Gay,  James,  118  Eose  sti'eet 
Gibb,  George,  6  Duke  .st.,  Leith 
Goldie,  Eobert,  40  Main  street 
Gordon,  A.,  106  (Jrassmarket 
Gordon,  David,  N.  Junction  st. 
Gow  &;  Coltherd,  71  Hanover  st. 
Grcig,  J.,  41  South  bridge 
Hagarty,   A.    G.,    283  and  287 

High  street 
Haig,  J.  &  J.,  39  Abbey  hill 
Hamilton,  William,  122  Nicol- 
son street 
Hamilton,  Wm.,  100  George  st. 


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Hareus,  Heuvy,  36  Clerk  street 
Harvey,  James,  3  Elder  street 
Haj',  Robert,  1  Milne  square 
Heidy,  Helen,  98a  George  street 
Henderson,  John,  43  Couper  st. 
Herbert,  MrsE.,  53  Clerk  sti-eet 
Hetberington,  P.,  20  Giles  st. 
Hewat,  James,  41  Earl  Grey  st. 
HiU,  John,  43  &  45  Nicolson  st. 
HiU,  William,  105  Rose  street 
Hood,  James,  S3  Nicolson  street 

and  49  Earl  Grey  street 
Howe,  R.  B. ,  9  Greenside  place 
Hoy,  Alex. ,  4  Roxburgh  place 
Hoy,  George,  6  Buccleuch  street 
Hunter,  Thomas,  24  Morrison  st. 
Hutchison,     J.,     38     Tolbooth 

^vynd,  Leith 
Inglis,  W.  &  J.,  16  Queensferry 

sti'eet 
Irvine,  James,  11  Admiralty  st. 
Irving,  George,  87  Nicolson  st. 
Irving,  James,  51  South  bridge 
Jack,  S. ,  7  Barony  street 
James,  J.,  &  Son,  102  George  st. 
Kay,  Wmiam,  38  Alva  street 
Kaj-,  "William,  10  India  place 
Keddie,  John,  33  George  street 
Kerr,  Alexander,  2  Spittal  street 
KeiT,  Thomas,  22  Leith  street 
Kirk,  Wm.,  114  Fountainbridge 
Lawson  &  Stewart,  34  Leith  st. 
Leckie,  Joseph,  50  Cockburn  st. 

See  Adv. 
Le^^is,    Da\'id,   217  High  street 

and  52  Tolbooth  wynd 
Lind,  Robert,  1  Union  place,  70 
Lauriston  place,  and  Granton 
Little,  Richard,  26  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
London  and   Paris    Boot   Com- 
pany, 16  Leith  street 
Lugton,  Thomas,  95  Princes  st. 
Lumsden,  Henry,  11  London  st. 
Lyall,  George,  5  Riego  street 
M'Alpine,  J.  &  W.,  35  Candle- 
maker  row 
M'Cann,  Daniel,  18  Union  place 
M'Cann,  W.,  261  &  351  High  st. 
M'Clansburgh,  Francis,  5  Charles 

street 
M'Culloch,  John,  18  Bristo  st. 
M 'Donald,  Charles,  7  AUan  st. 
M'Donald,  D.,  275  Canongate 
M'Donald,  H.,  1  Old  Broughton 
M'Donald,  Jas.,  1  W.  Salisbury 

place 
M'Donald,  Peter,  14a  Home  st. 
JI  'Dougall,  James,  9  India  pi. 
M'Dougall,    Joseph,    60    Cross- 
causeway 
il'Farlan,  J.,  70  Cumberland  st. 
M'Gill,  John,  48  Nicolson  st. 
M 'Gillivi'ay,  Thomas,  61  Canon- 
gate 
M'Inues,  Mason,  71a  Broughton 

street 
M'Intosh,   A.,   4  W.   Nicolson 
st.  and  39  Candlemaker  row 


Macintosh,  D.,  8  King's  place 
M'Intosh,  Daniel,  2  Summer- 
hall  place 
M'Intosh,  Jn.,  58  Lauriston  st. 
M'Intosh,  William,  48  High  st. 
M'Intosh,  WiUiam,  25  Kirkgate 
M'lutosh,  Miss,  39  Camllcmaker 

row 
M'lver,  P.,  63  St  Mary  sti-eet 
Mackaj',  David,  38  Leith  street 
Mackay,  T.,  6  Northumberland 

place 
M'Kenzie,  John,  333  High  st. 
M'Kinlaj^,  William,  3  Dean  st. 
M'Laren,  J.,  10  Raeburn  place 
M'Laren,  John,  1  Leslie  place 
M'Lean,  John,  11  St  Mary  street 
M'Leod,  Roderick,  65  Hanover 

street 
JM'Mui-ray,  J.,  36  Candlemaker 

row 
M'Pherson,  J.,  1  York  place 
Marshall,  P.  &  D.,  50  W.  Regis- 
ter street 
Marshall,  Helen,  144  Cowgate 
Masterton,  William,  23  Drum- 

dryan  street 
Michie,  Henry,  1a  Haddington 

place 
Middleton,  J.,  3  Hopetoun  pi. 
Millar,  John,  38  Buccleuch  st. 
Millar,  William,  21  Baltic  sti-eet 
Milne,  John,  219  High  street 
Mitchell,  D.,  3  North  Pitt  st. 
Mitchell,  G. ,  30a  Greenside  st. 
Mitchell,  Jas.,  31  Brunswick  st. 
ilorris,  Mrs,  63  Thistle  street 
Moxey,  Robert,  20  East  Drum- 

mond  street 
iluir,  W.,  8  Union  place 
Muu-,  William,  42  Cockburn  st. 
Mundell,  A.,   37   South  bridge 

and  16  Catherine  street 
Munro,  G.,  130  Fountainbridge 
Murra}'-,  H.,  97  Princes  street 
Murray,  Thos.  C,  2  Canonmills 
Murray,  Thomas,  19  Cowgate 
Murray,  William,  20  Coburg  st. 
Murray,  Mrs,  56  Broxighton  st. 
Alyles,  James,  61  Broughton  st. 
Nelson,  John,  8  Nicolson  sq. 
Nicol,  G.,  1  Bell  place 
Nicol,  W.,  36  Crosscauseway 
Nisbet,  Charles,  13  Morrison  st. 
Nisbet,  John,  33  Clerk  street 
Nisbet,  Mrs,  13  S.  St  David  st. 
Nixon,    John,    93    West    bow. 

See  Adv. 
Norris,  Mrs  Jane,   23  St  Mary 

street 
Gag,  James,  21  Brunswick  st. 
Orr,  Thos.,  21  Heriot  buildings 
Park,  John  W.,  10  William  st. 
Park,  John,  44  W.  Richmond  st. 
Park,  Thomas,  15  Brougham  st. 
Park,  Walter,  1 4  So.  College  st. 
Parry,  Henry,  19  Kirkgate 
Paterson,  A.  k  W.,  49  Nicolson 

street 


Paton,  Alex.,  28  South  bridge 
Paxton,  James,  15  Nicolson  sq. 
Peace,  D. ,  7  Elder  street 
Peat,  Richard,  29  Jamaica  street 
Pentzlin,  Ludwig,  16  Elm  row 
Peterkin,  John,  9  Hillhousefield 
Philip,  James,  3  Glover  street 
Philip,  Wm.,  8  Greenside  place 
Poison,  Robert,  48  St  John's  pi. 
Pratt  &  Cummiug,  12  Janefield 

place 
Purdie,  John,  3  Hay's  court 
Rainbow,.*  J.  G.,  131  West  port 
Rankine,  Thomas,  &  Sons,   171 

High  street,  40  North  bridge, 

and  21  Cockburn  street 
Reid,  David,  10  Wright's  houses 
Reid,  J.,  35  Leith  street 
Reid,  Robert,  3  St  Leonard  st. 
Reid,  Thomas,  28  Abbey  hill 
Richardson,  Ramsay,  &  Co.,  31 

Queensferry  street 
Richardson,  Alexander,  &  Son, 

5  North-west  Circus  place 
Richardson,  Fred.,  31  Bristo  st. 
Riddel,    Robert,    159    and    161 

Pleasance 
Robbie,  John,  8  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Robertson,    John,    &    Co.,    257 

High  street 
Robertson,  Donald,  373  High  st. 
Robertson,  J. ,  5  E.  Register  st. 
Robertson,  John,  7  St  Leonard's 

hill 
Robertson,  W.,  7  Beaumont  pi, 
Rollo,  Robt.,  39  William  street 
Roper,  Aw.,  16  W.  Richmond  st. 
Roper,  George,  43  Bristo  street 
Rose,  James,  41  Thistle  street 
Ross,  AndrcAV,  46  Dean  street 
Rutherford  k  Son,  142  George  st. 

See  Adv. 
Salomon,  H.,  k  Co.,  44  Princes 

street 
Scott,  William,  109a  George  st. 
Selcraig,  J.,  1  W.  St  Anthony  pi. 
Shanks,  C,  2  Catherine  street 
Sharp,  John,  17  Haddington  pi. 
Simpson,  Jas.,  6  Melbourne  pi. 
Simpson,  R. ,  1  N.  W.  Circus  pi. 
Skinner,  George,  175  Fountain- 
bridge 
Sloan,  Gilbert,  23  Leven  street 
Smart  &  Sons,  1  Queen  street 
Smart,  Francis,  1  Quality  street 
Smith,  Adam,  63  Pleasance 
Smith,  G. ,  1  Maitland  street 
Smith,  Wm.,  71  Tolbooth  wynd 
Sorden,  James,  15  High  School 

yards 
Steedman,  M.,  137  West  port 
Steel,  James,  Canaan  lane 
Steel,  William,  3  Falcon  place 
Stevens,  T.,  30  Tolbooth  wynd 
Stewart,  Chas.,  63  Cockburn  st. 
Stewart,  Rt.,  26  Nicolson  street 

and  170a  Canongate 
Stocks,  D.,  105  West  port 


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Stracliaii,  Thomas,  117  Eose  st. 
Sutherland,  H.,  4  Brunswick  st. 
Sutherland,  S.,  6  Horse  wynd 
Syme,  J.,  167  Constitution  st. 
Tait,  Alex.,  15  North  bridge 
Taylor,  "William,  136  Cauongate 
Tennant,  Wm.,  1 4  Downie  pi. 
Towert,  John,  367  High  street 
Turner,  John  155  West  port 
Tweeddale,    J.,    14   North-west 

Circus  place 
Urquhart,  A.,  36b  Frederick  st. 
Veitch,  Thomas,  163  Cowgate 
Wach,  F.,  16  Crown  street 
"Wares,  M.,  13  Komilly  place 
Watson,  Gordon,  5  Carnegie  st. 
Watson,  J.,  129  Nicolson  street 
Watt,  John,  92  Main  sti-eet 
Webb,  A.,  34  Frederick  street 
Weir,  Peter,  60  Clerk  sti-eet 
Wellington  Eeformatory  Depot, 

22  Cockburn  street 
White,  John,  1  S.E.  Circus  pi. 
"WTiite,  Wm. ,  7  Couper  street 
"Whitehead,    Charles,    73   Great 

Junction  street 
"\\Tiitehead,  L.,  146  Kirkgate 
Wilson,  John,  1 4  Melville  place 
Wilson,  John,  151  Rose  street 
Wiseman,  J.,  15  W.  Newington 
Wishart,  George,  12  Rose  street 
Wishart     Brothers,     1      Shrub 

place  and  3  Craigrossie  place 
Yoimg,  G.,  4  Dublin  street 
Young,  James,  9  Catherine  st. 
Young,  James,  Fountainbridge 


Bootclosers. 

Anderson,  William,  91  Rose  st. 
Currie,  David,  10  Catherine  st. 
Edwards,  William,   5   Leith  st. 

terrace 
Henderson,  D.,  3  Catherine  st. 
M'Kenzie,  John,  265  High  st. 
Maguire,  Hugh,  9  Leith  st.  ter. 
Mihie,  John,  219  High  street 
Paxton,  Wm.,  35  Leith  street 
Sibbald,  Henry,  11  Drummond 

street 
Walker,  W.,  2  Northumberland 

place 
Yule,  Alex.,  Catherine  st.  court 

Boot-tree  Makers. 

See  Lastmakers. 

Botanists  (Medical). 

Boyle,  Mrs,  19  Drummond  st. 
Cockburn,  D.,  30  Home  street 
Geska,  C,  18  Richmond  place 
Napier,    Duncan,    &    Sons,    22 

Bristo  street 
Ross,  John,  78  Rose  street 
Wilson,  Thos.,  64  Candlemaker 

row 


Bowmaker. 

Muir,   Peter,   Archers'  hall,   21 
Buccleuch  street 

Box  Makers  (Drapers' 
Fancy). 

Edwards,  John,  26  St  James'  sq. 
Mayer,  H.,  23  South  bridge 
Stampa,  ikithur,  6  Bristo  place 

Brassfounders. 

See  Plumbers. 

Braziers. 

See  Coiyper smiths. 

Breeches  Makers. 

See  Hosiers  and  Glovers. 

Brewers  and  Maltsters, 

Aitchison,  J.,  &  Co.,  85  South 

Back  of  Canougate 
Bernard,   Thomas  &  James,  74 

North  Back  of  Canongate 
Campbell,    A.,    &    Co.,    Argyle 

brewery,  145  Cowgate 
Carmichael,  T.,   26  North  Back 

of  Canongate 
City  of  Edinburgh  Brewery  Co. 

(Limited),  Comely  gardens 
Disher,  Robert,  managing  part- 
ner Edinbm-gh  &  Leith  Brew- 
ing Company,  212  Canongate 
Drybrough  k  Co. ,  67  North  Back 

of  Canongate 
Fulton,  J.,  &  Co.,  60  Pleasance 
Hope  Brothers  &  Hare,  263  Cow. 

gate 
Jeffrey,  J.,  &  Co.,  31  Grassmarket 
Lorimer  &  Clark,  Dairy  road 
M'Ewan,  Wm.,  104  Fountainbr, 
Mackay,  Geo. ,  &  Co. ,  St  Leonard's 

brewery,  St  Leonard  street 
Macnair  &  Co.,  10  St  Anthony 

street 
Melvin,  Alex.,  Boroughloch,  21 

Buccleuch   street,  and  Malt- 

ings,  Bonnington 
Morison,  J.  &  J.,  &  Thomson, 

160  Canongate 
Moyes,  Robert,  Reid's  close,  So. 

Back  of  Canongate 
Muir,  James,  &  Son,  28  North 

Back  of  Canongate 
Nicolson,  D.,  Palace  brewery,  8 

Abbey  mount 
Raeburn,  W.  &  J.,  12  Merchant 

street 
.Ritchie,  George,  Bell's  brewery, 

46  Pleasance 
Robin,   M'Millan,  &  Co.,  Sum- 

merhall 
Simson,  Js.,  87  S.  B.  Canongate 
Steel,  Coulson,  &  Co.,  Craigend 

brewery,   84    North   Back  of 

Canon  irate 


Taylor,  Macleod,  &  Co.,  Drum- 
dryan 

Usher,  J.  &  T.,  Park  brewery, 
St  Leonard  street 

Younger,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  Abbey 
brewery.  Horse  wynd,  Holy- 
rood,  and  S.  B.  of  Canongate 

Younger,  Robert,  St  Ann's,  60 
Abbey  hill 

Brewers  (Barm). 

Edinburgh  Barm  Company,  York 
lane 

Thomson,  Edward,  72  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Union  Barm  Co.,  44  Candle- 
maker  row 

Brick,  Fire- Clay,  and 
Tile  Depots. 

Dochard,    Duncan,    Toi-phicheu 

street.     See  Adv. 
Ferguslie  Fire-clay  Works,  17  St 

Anthony  place 
Gray,  Geo.,  St  Leonard's  station 
Grieve,  J.  &  C,  North  British 

Railway,  Low  Calton 
Napier,  John,  Edinburgh  Brick 

and  Tile  Works,  28  Bread  st. 
Smeaton  Works  :  office,  St  Leo- 
nard's depot  ;  G.  Baigrie,  agt. 
Whitehill  and  Gorton  depot,  St 

Leonard's  ;  W.  Fisher,  agent 
Wilson,  Alexander,  &  Son,  40 

Leith  walk 

Bricklayers  and  Fur- 
nace-builders. 

Bruce,  Robert,  &  Son,  23  Union 

place 
Chambers  &  Lawson,  4  St  Patrick 

square 
Clark,  James,  18  Semple  street 
Gaviue,  John,  Manderston  st. 
Harding,  Henry,  St  Stephen  st. 
Jacob,  Fred.,  12  Wardie  avenue 
M'Kechney,  A.,  80  PotteiTow 
Menzies,  Jas.  S.,21  Pitt  st. .Leith 
Park,  J.  &  R.,  5  Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Reynolds,  Charles,  25  Grove  st. 
Shaw,  James,  1  Bangor  road 
Walker,  Joseph,  k  Sou,  10  Jane- 
field  place 
Walker,  John,  5  Gordon  street 

Bridle,  Bit,  and  Spur 
Maker. 

Hawks,  John,  1  Calton  hill 

Brokers. 

See  also  Furniture  Dealers. 

Ainslie,  Margaret,  244  Cowgate 
Anderson,  Mrs  C. ,  113  Canongate 
Armstrong,  Jlrs  E.,  105  Cowgate 
Balcanqual,  J.,  61  St  Mary  st. 
Bai-ker,  Mrs  B.,  139  Cowgate 


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Bui-us,  M.,  143  Cowgate 
Campbell,  Mrs  B.,  62  Potteirow 
Carlou,  il.,  33  Cowgate 
Clark,  Mrs,  34  S.  Eichmond  st. 
Connolly,  Thomas,  261  Cowgate 
Connoly,  Peter,  134  Cowgate 
Dillon,'?.,  243  Cowgate 
Dingwall,  P.,  40  Bristo  street 
Dobie,  J.  M.,  8  Victoria  street 
Donnelly,  W.,  315  Cowgate 
Dutfy,  J.  &  C,  198  Cowgate 
Duncan,  William,  257  and  259 

Cowgate 
Foley,  Mrs  H.,  124  Cowgate 
Glen,  ]ili-s  D.,  186  Cowgate 
Gunn,  G.,  145  Cowgate 
Harvey,  J.,  228  Cowgate.     See 

Adv. 
Howden,  Mrs,  12  Potterrow 
Hughes,   Patrick,  108  and  110 

Cowgate 
Johnston,  P.,  136  Cowgate 
Kelly,  Mary,  254  Cowgate 
Kerr,   Mrs  Cecilia,  45  St  Mary 

street 
Kii'k,  John,  22  Victoria  street 
Kussick,  Mrs,  53  Pleasance 
Lennen,  M.,  242  Cowgate 
Lynch,  R.,  291  Cowgate 
M'Eneny,   Mrs,  55  St  Andi-ew 

street,  Leith 
IM'Philips,  John,    43   St   Mary 

street 
Marrin,  Mrs,  167  Cowgate 
Mamu,  Owen,  266  Cowgate 
Mniar,  C,  132  Cowgate 
Moran,  Anthony,  18  West  port 
Newlands,  Alex.,  20  Potterrow 
O'Neil,  James,  100a  Cowgate 
O'Neill,  J.,  109  Cowgate 
Shand,  E.  &  M.,  6  Leith  wynd 
Simpson,  Mrs,  65  Leitli  wynd 
Smith,    Philip,    25  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Stevenson,  Geo.,  21  Gilmour  st. 
Stewart,  Geo. ,  69  St  Mary  street 
Sword,  James,  25  Cowgate 
Waugh,  B.,  33  St  Mary  street. 

See  Adv. 
Welsh,  E.,  102  Cowgate 
Welsh,  Mrs  C,  289  Cowgate 
Whittey,  James,  51  St  Andi'ew 

street,  Leith 
Wood,  H.,  321  Cowgate 


Brushmakers. 

Anderson,  W.,  19  Leith  street 
Bell,  F.,  54  Hanover  street 
Black,  Andrew,  30a  St  Andrew 

square 
Blackball    Brothers,    59    South 

bridge  and  22  North  bridge 
Blind  Asylum,  58  Nicolson  st. 

and  21  Frederick  sti'eet 
Boswell,  A.,  8  Hanover  street 
Boswell,  A.,  jun.,  8a  Hanover 

.street.     See  Adv. 


Braidwood,  James  M.,  126  West 
port 

Bruce,  Robert,  33  St  Patrick  sq. 

Cleghorn,  M.,  5  S.  St  Andrew  st. 

Conquer  &  Scott,  Upper  Draw- 
bridge 

Couston,  Miss  J.  A.,  8  Gillespie 
place 

Crocket,  Thomas,  27  North  br. 

Cumming,  Thomas,  &  Son,  2 
Cockburn  street 

Duncan,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  20 
Picardy  place.     Site.  Adv. 

Finnic,  W.  R.  &  J.,  3  Grass- 
market 

Forrest,  James,  69  George  st. 

Hume,  John,  104  West  bow 

Irving  Brothers,  80a  Princes  st. 
See  Adv. 

M  'Gregor,  M. ,  2  George  sti-eet 

Robertson,  John,  8  Howe  street 

RusseU,  Thomas,  ION.  Bank  st, 

Stewart,  Jn.,  36  Wright's  houses 

Walker,  Alex.,  97  Princes  st. 

Williamson,  P.,  112  West  bow 

Wright,  Andrew  C,  6  Greenside 
place 

Builders. 

Those  marhed*  are  also  Masons. 
See  also  Masons. 

*Adamson,  W.,  11  St  Leonard  st. 
Alexander,  Geo.,  18  Grange  loan 
Anderson  k  Stevenson,  11^   St 

Anthony  place 
Anderson,  John,  46  N.  Pitt  st. 
*  Anderson,   Thos.,  60  Gt.  Junc- 
tion street 
Aiinandale,  James,  Gilmore  park 
Baird,  Thomas,  Dewar  pi.  lane 
Beattie,  Geo. ,  &  Son,  1 7  Grove  st. 
Beattie,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  15  Foun- 

tainbridge  and  4  Frederick  st. 
Beattie,  A.,  33  Chalmers  street 
Bell,  David,  E.  Cumberland  st. 

lane 
*Bell,  Peter,  4  Couper  street  and 

Pattisou  street 
Berry,  R.  &  A.,  Gillespie  cresct. 
Berry,  David,  7  Caledonian  road 
*Bishop,  R.,  29  Rankeillor  st. 
*Black,  John,  &  Son,  Thomas  st. 
Black,  George,  Dairy  park 
Brauder  &  Mitchell,  Dairy  park 
Brodie,  William,  Button  place 
Brown,  Alex.,  4  Drumdryan  st. 
Brown,  James,  Primrose  street 
Brown,  John,  8  Cumberland  st. 
Brown,  Pet.,  96  Fountainbridge 
Brown,  Wm.,  18b  Charlotte  pi. 
Brownlee,  Cleghorn,  &  Loudon, 

Randolph  cliff 
Brownlee,  R. ,  4  Breadalbane  ter, 
Brownlee,  AVm.,  31  Grindlayst. 
Bruce,  R.,  &  Son,  23  Union  pi. 
Building    Co.,    Edinburgh   and 

Leith,  35  Cockburn  street 
Building  Co.,  Industrial  Co-ope- 


rative   (Limited),    Hermitage 
place,  Leith 

Building  Co.,  Provident,  Allan - 
field  house.  Ferry  road 

Burton,  James,  St  Stephen  st. 

Cameron,  John,  George  st. ,  Leith 

Campbell  &  Cruickshank,  Bain- 
field  terrace 

*Chambers  k  Lawsou,  4  St  Pat- 
rick square 

Cleghorn,  Jas.,  15  Murdoch  ter. 

Clunas,  Alex.,  118  Gilmore  pi. 

ColviUe,  Arthur,  2  St  Andrew's 
place 

Cowie,  James,  38  Haddington  pi. 

Crooks,  John,  55  Causewayside 

*Davidson  &  Chisholm,  57  Grove 
street 

Dewar,  Robert,  Dairy  park,  W. 
Fountainbridge 

Dickson,  John,  30  Gt.  Junction  st. 

Dryden,  Adam,  31  Minto  street 

Drysdale,  Andi'ew,  27  Frederick 
street  and  Claremont  place. 
See  Adv. 

Edinburgh  Co-operative  Co.,  21 
George  street  and  32  BeU  pi.  ; 
James  Colville,  manager 

Ewart,  John,  Henderson  row 

Forbes,  J.  &  J.,  Cambridge  st. 

Forbes,  A.,  5  West  Newingtou 
place 

Forrester,  John,  39  Broughton 
place 

Fullerton,  Thos.,  QQ  Fountain- 
bridge 

*Gavine,  John,  Manderston  st. 

Gibb  k  Taylor,  Dairy  road 

Gibb,  A.,  &  Son,  4  Nottingham 
place 

*Gibb,  John,  E.  London  street 

Gibson,  Robert,  Greig's  hall 

Gilroy,  George,  Brandfield  street 

Gosman,    John,    Lindsay  road, 
Newhaven 
Goudie  k  Booth,  Leslie  place 

Gowans,  James,  31  Castle  ter. 

Greig,  David,  Spittalfield,  St 
Leonards 

Haldon,  George,  2  Grove  terrace 

Harding,  Henry,  St  Stephen  st. 

Henderson  &  Wilson,  27  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 

Henderson,  Alex.,  1  Erskine  pi. 

Henderson,  Jn.,  44  Frederick  st. 

Henderson,  R.,  27  Frederick  st. 

Hepburn,  W.,  6  Drumdryan  st. 

Hill,  John,  &  Sons,  1  Malta  ter. 

Honeyman,  D.,  1  Young  street 

Howie,  Alex.,  Lomond  villa, 
Wardie  road 

Hume,  John,  33  Coatfield  lane 

Hunter,  Jas.,  29  Duke  st.,  Leith 

Hunter,  S.,  Lome  place.  South 
Noi'ton  place 

Hutchieson,  Robert,  Forrest  rd. 

Hutchison,  W.,  21  Port  Hamil- 
ton 

Hutton,  J.,  k  Co.,  RankeUlor st. 


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BUT 


*Jack,  Andrew,  16  West  Ne\v-i 

incrton  place 
Jacob,  F.,  12  Wardie  avenue 
.Tamieson,  H. ,  Hope  Street  lane 
Johnston,  A. ,  5  Comely  gi-een  pi. 
■■•Johnston,  P. ,  5  Buccleuch  street 
Kemp,  Alex. ,  8  Montague  street 
Kennedy,  John,  19  U.  Grove  pi. 
Laing,  Geo.,  11^  St  Anthony  pi. 
Lamb,  John,  2  Eosebank  cottages 
Langlands,  Wm.,  Morningside 
Leith  Co-operative  Building  Co. 

(Limited),  Prince  Regent  st. 
Little,  John  D.,  16  Dryden  .st. 
Lockerbie,  D.,  Oxford  street 
Louden,  John,  16  Up.  Grove  pi. 
Lumsden,  J.,  10  Sunnybank ter. 
Lyon,  A.,  Grove  street 
M 'Gibbon,  J.  S.,  39  Scotland  st. 
M'Gregor,  W.  &  D.,  40  Grindlay 

street 
M'Kay,  N.,  9  Morton  st.,  Leith 
Mackenzie,  W.,  Hope  Park  End 

house.     See  Adv. 
M'Laren,  John,  2  West  St  An- 
thony place 
*M'Millan,  H.,  28  Torphichen 

street 
M'NaughtonjR. ,  20  Montgomery 

street 
M'Rae,  Duncan,  3  Tarvit  street 
Manson,    Peter,    2    Caledonian 

road 
Maule,  John,  E.  London  street 
Melrose,  J.,  N.  Junction  street 
Millar,  David,  25  Eankeillor  st. 
Miller,  Thomas,  21  Bread  street 
Morrison,  A.  M. ,  4  Bellevue  ter. 
Napier,  John,  28  Bread  street 
Oman,  John,  West  End  place 
Orman,  William,  Janet  cottage. 

Lover's  lane,  Leith  walk 
Outerson,  Wm.,  20  Melville  ter. 
Park,  J.   &  R.,   5   Union  place, 

Bennington 
Paterson,  Jas. ,  East  Newington  pi. 
Pirrie,  David,  &  Co.,  24  and  25 

Duke  sti'eet,  Leith 
*Plimer,  Andw. ,  21  Giffordpark 
Ponton,  T.  M.,  Old  Broughton 
Porteous,  A. ,  jr. ,  36  Leith  walk 
PuUar,  David,  Gilmore  park 
Rae,  David,  51  Ann  street 
Raffin,    Wm.,     Douisla    house, 

Maylield  sti'eet 
Robb,  Jn.,  Tynecastle,  Dairy  ro. 
Roberts,  George,  Haymarket 
Robertson,  Alex. ,  Summer  bank 
Robinson,  R.,  &Sons,  Canonmills 
Rodgers,  John  D.,  Dairy  road 
Rutherford,  D.,  &Sons,  10  Argyle 

l^lace 
Sanderson  &   Muirhead,  2  New 

Broughton 
Saunders,  J.,  15  Mitchell  street 
Scott  &  Shillinglaw,  Heriot  hill 
Scott,  Bryce  J.,  Deanbank 
Si'ott  &  Lumsden,  3  Union  place, 

Leith 


Sharp,  James,  45  North  Fort  st. 
Shennan,  Alex.  ,Bellevuecottage, 

^Mansfield  place 
*Simpson,  Jos.,  4  Primrose  st. 
Simpson,  Robt. ,  1  Pilrig  cottages 
Sinclair   &    Fortune,    26    S.    B. 

Canongate 
Sinclair,  Bruce,  1  Rosehill  place 
Sinclair,  M. ,  3  Gladstone  ter. 
Sinclair,  Peter,  Atholl  lane 
Smith,    W.,    &   Sons,    17    East 

Preston  street 
Smith,  Chas. ,  8  AV.  Salisbury  pi. 
Smith,  James,  12  Riego  street 
Smith,  John,  E.  Newington  pi. 
Smith,  J.,  1  Anne  place 
Steel,  James,  Dairy  house.  Dairy 

road 
Steven,   T.    &  A.,   10  &  12   St 

Leonard  street 
Steven,  Wm.,  31  Panmure  place 
Stevenson,  J.,  &  Son,  10  Cum- 
berland street 
Sutherland  &  Sons,  20  Grindlay 

street  and  21  Bread  street 
Sutherland,  D.,   &  Sons,  62  In- 

vcrleith  row,   and   Rosebank, 

Wardie  road 
Sutherland,  D.,  76  Fountainbr. 
Swann,  John  R. ,  21  Leith  walk 
Taylor,  James,  10  Janefield  pi. 
Thomson,  J. ,  Upper  Grove  place 
*Thorbm-n,   R.,  19a  Buccleuch 

street 
Thoriaton,  David,  Atholl  lane 
Tod,  William  J.,  38  N.  Pitt  st. 
Waddell,  Andrew,  Frier  street 
Watherston,     J.,     &     Son,     29 

Queensferry  street.     See  Adv 
Watson,    William,    &    Sons,    90 

Fountainbridge 
Wliyte,  John,  9  Gibson  .street 
Wilson,  Alex.,   &  Son,   Granton 

villa 
Wilson,  Alex.,  Brandfield  street 
Wilson,  J.  &  R.,  23  Riego  street 
Wilson,  John,  West  Tollcross 
Younger,  James,  61  St  Leonard 

street 

Bullion  Dealer. 

Mortimer,  Win.,  9  North  bridge. 
See  Adv. 

Butchers. 

Affleck,  Archd.,  16  Castle  barns 
Aitken,  A.  H.,  1  Albert  place 
Alexander,     R.    &    A.    W.,    66 

South  Clei-k  street 
Alexander,  Jn.,  53  Earl  Grey  st. 
Allan,  Robert,  473  Lawnmarket 
Ancrum,  Thos.,  9  Salisbury  ter. 
Anderson,  D.  H.,  &  Co.,  23  High 

market 
Anderson,  And.,  25  High  market 
Anderson,    D.,    63    St   Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Anderson,  Jas.,  12  High  market 


Anderson,  J.,  42  St  John's  pi. 
Anderson,  John,  7  and  8  Middle 

market 
Anderson,  Wm.,  19  Mid.  market 
Armstrong,  Adam,  118  Nicolson 

street 
Arthur,  Wm. ,  Morningside  bank 
Ballantyne,  T.,  127  Kirkgate 
Banks,  Charles,  1  High  market 
Borthwick,   Alexander,   27   and 

28  High  market 
Brown,  John,  7  Shmb  place 
Brace,  D. ,  36  and  37  Mid.  market 
Brydon,  Jas.,  jun.,  36  Kirkgate 
Burnett,  James,  100  Canongate 
Cameron,  Hugh,  15  and  16  High 

market 
Campbell  &  Johnston,  1  and  2 

Middle  market 
Campbell,  Aich.,  2  Grassmarket 
Campbell,  Colin,  6  Kerr  street. 

See  Adv. 
Cannichael,  Wm.,  5  Broughton 

market 
Cattanach,  Mrs,  15  Canongate 
Clark,  Thomas,  48  Bristo  street 
Cowan,   John,   15  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Darling,  J.  &  A.,  36  Couper  street 
Darling,  R. ,  2  Gray's  place 
Dewar,  Hugh,  12  E.  Register  st. 
Dewar,  John,  46  Grassmarket 
Dickson,  Thos.,  Granton  sqirare, 

Granton 
Dixon,  W.  Jas.,  46  Dundas  st. 
DoUer,  George,  59  Causewayside 
Dores  &  Laidlaw,  24  and  25  Mid. 

Duff,  Robert,  38  and  39  Middle 

market 
Dunn,   Robert,    7  South    Rich- 
mond street 
Egan,  John,  9  Home  street 
Elder,  Jameg,  10  Citadel  street 
Fairbairn,  A.,  44  Canongate 
Falconer,  H.   D.,  9  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Ferguson,  W.,  53  Charlotte  st., 

Leith 
Forrest,  J.,  1  Forrest  road 
Forrest,  James,  10  Lothian  st. 
Forsyth,  Alexander,  1  Forth  st. 
Gallaway,  J.,  31  Minto  street 
Gibson,  John,  34  Mid.  market 
Gilbertson,  Jas.,  15  Bread  .street 
Gowanlock,  W.  &  A.,  43  West 

Nicolson  street 
Gravett  k  Son,  52  Hanover  st. 
Gray,  James,  40  Whitfield  ])lace 
Gray,  'Jliomas,  24  Union  place 
Gray,  William,  6  Rosehill  place 
Haig,  John,  27  Abbey  hill 
Hamilton,  Jas.,  16  and  17  New 

market,  Leith 
Henderson,  Jas.,  5  Orchardfield 
Henderson,  John,  75  AV.  Foun- 
tainbridge 
Hogg,  Thomas,  7  Melville  place. 
See  Adv. 


CAB  PKOFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


CAB 


893 


Ho^sb^^^gll,  W.,  48  St  Leouaid 

street 
Huuter,  William,  19  William  st. 
Hunter,  Mrs  F.,  49  Lothian  st. 
Inch,  Da^'id,  3  Howard  street 
Inglis,  Andrew,  18  Mid.  market 
Jackson,  Wm.,  14  Mid.  market,  j 

13  and  14  High  market,  and  I 

213  Cowgate  | 

Jackson,   William,    Stockbridge 

market  j 

Jockel,  Conrad,  60  Queen  street 
Johnston,  A.,  3  Queensferry  st. 

See  Adv. 
Johnston,  Alex.,  6  Mid.  market 
Johnston,  J.,  40  Leven  street 
Johnston,  J.,  46  Broughton  st. 
Johnston,  J.  L.,  1  W.  Xewing- 

ton   terrace  and   180   Canon- 
gate.     See  Adv. 
Johnston,  J.,  12  St  Anthonj^pl. 
Kemp,  Geo.,  26  Broughton  st. 
KeiT,  Robert,  166  Canongate 
Laidlaw,  David,  18  and  19  High 

market 
La^vrie,  J.,  51  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Lisle,  G. ,  75  Northumberland  st. 

See  Adv. 
M 'Donald,  Alex.,  9  Baxter's  pi. 
M 'Donald,  John,  13  Queensferry 

street 
j^I'Gregor,  John,  7  High  market 
M'Intosh,  Alex.,  10  Clifton  ter. 
Mackay,  E.,  53  London  street 
M'Laren,  W.,  103  Nicolson  st. 

and  10  Cowgate 
M'Laren,  H.  A. ,  4  Deanhaugh  st. 
Macleod,  Lachlau,   38  Grindlay 

street 
il'Neil,  A. ,  20  and  21  High  mrkt. 
Martin,  J.  W.,  32  High  market 
Martin,  R.,  8  High  market 
Mason,  George,  48  Hanover  st. 
Mather,  James,  90  Main  street, 

Newhaven 
Milne,  Henry,  1  Romilly  place 
Mitchell,  A.,  13  E.  Richmond  st. 
Moffat,  James,  31  Pitt  street 
Moffat,  Andi-ew,  8  Anne  place 
Moffat,  James,  23  Brougham  st. 
Jloffat,  John,  70  Fountainbridge 
Moffat,  Wm.,  2  Trafalgar  street 
Moore,  M.,  32  W.  Richmond  st. 
Moore,  Richard,  2  Roxburgh  pi. 
Mortimer,  Geo.,  10  Elder  street 
Mortimer,  John,  11  Gladstone  pi. 
Napier,  Charles,  3  ilarmion  ter. 
Ovens,  Rob. ,  32  Queen  st. ,  Leith 
Plummer,  Alexr.,  47  Home  st. 
Pui^ves,  A.,  52  W.  Richmond  st. 
Raeburn,  Wm. ,  8  E.  Sciennes  st. 
Rankine,  George,  113  Pleasance 
Reid,  David,  117  Grassmarket 
Reid,  James,  171  West  port 
Reid,  Mrs  R.,  19  Richmond  pi. 
Ritchie,  John,  2  Richmond  ter. 
Robb,  William,  24  High  market 
Robertson,  A.,  18  Roxburgh  pi. 
Robertson,  John,  2  Tennant  st. 


Robertson,  Wm.,  82  Pleasance 
Ross,  Thomas,  9  High  market 
Rutherford,  Thos.,  27  Clerk  st. 
Samuel,    James,     10    Trafalgar 

street  and  10  Main  street 
Samuel,  Mrs  A.,  76  Abbey  hill 
Scott,  Da\'id,  2  High  market 
Scott,  Thos.,  3  Melville  terrace 
Scott,  Walter,  3  High  market 
Scott,  Mrs,  26  Lothian  street 
Scougall,  And.,  1  St  Patrick  s(|. 
Shaw,  R.,  jun.,  124   West  port 
Shearer,  J.,  33  Earl  Grey  street 
Smclair,    D.    G.,    33    Fountain- 
bridge 
Small,  Thomas,  125  Rose  street 
Smart,  J.  &  R.,  27,  30,  and  31 

^Middle  market 
Smart,  J.  C,  20  &  21  Mid.  mkt. 
Smith,  John,  k  Son,  46  Kirkgate 
Smith,  George,  Inverleitli  ter. 
Smith,  William,  10  West  port 
Snow,  John,  5  Middle  market 
Snow,  J.,  16  S.  St  James'  street 
Somerville,  J.,  23  St  Andrew  st., 

Leith 
Stoddart,  A.,  24  W.  Maitlandst. 
Story,  Daniel  F.,  40  High  street 

and  65  Inverleith  row.      See 

Adv. 
Tait,  A.,  &Son,  29  Sandportst. 
Tait,  Jas.,  29  and  30  High  mrkt. 
Tait,  J.,  18  Portland  pi.,  Leith 
Taylor,  Alexander,  1  and  2  Mel- 

^dlle  place.     See  Adv. 
Thyne,   W.,   &  Sons,   4  Spring 

gardens 
Thyne,  Jolm,  Stockbridge  market 
Tod,  John,  20  Home  street 
Turnbull,  P.,  14  Leven  street 
Tweeddale,  R.,  42  Bridge  sti-eet 
Waters,  Henry,  133  Rose  street 
Watson,  Alex.,  47  Alva  place 
Watson,  James,  5  Union  place 
Weir,  Richard,  258  Cowgate 
Wetherstone,  H.,  2  Howe  street 
White,  Charles,  19  Buccleuch  st. 
Wight,  G. ,  1  &  3  Albany  street 
Wight,  Robert,  6  High  market 
Wightman,  John,  17  Calton  st. 
Wilson,     Thomas,    &    Son,     13 

Greenside  street 
AVilson,  A.  J.,  171  Pleasance 
Wilson,  Chas. ,  298  Ijawnmarket, 

and  3,  4,  and  11  Middle  market 
Wilson,  D.,  24  Frederick  street 
Wilson,  George,  267  Canongate 
Wilson,   Jam&s,   146  George  st. 

See  Adv. 
Wilson,  James,  1  Pitt  sti-eet 
Wilson,  Thomas,  31  High  mrkt. 
Wood,  W.,  2  Bristo  street 

Cabinetmakers  and 
Upholsterers. 

Adams,  Wm.,  4  and  28  Howest. 
Air  &  Candow,  4  Haddington  pi. 
Aitken,  J.,  50a  Broiighton  ,st. 


Alexander,  J.,  4  Mint,  56  High 

street 
Anderson,'  H.,  90  Rose  street 
Anderson,  J.,    28  Candlemakcr 

row 
Armstrong,  A.,  125  High  street 
Armstrong,   W.   A.,   22  Green- 
side  place 
Badenoch,  A. ,  20a  Frederick  st. 
Bain,  T.,  Thomas  street 
Bartholomew,    G.,    &   Co.,   19a 

Greenside  place 
Bisset,  P.,  Canaan  lane 
Boyd,  John,  2  York  place 
Brown,  C,  4  Blair  street 
Brown,  C.  W.,  31  S.  Clerk  st. 
Brown,  Jas.,  174  and  65  Cowgate 
Brown,  M.,  55  and  57  St  Leonard 

street 
Brown,  Thomas,  Jane  street 
Brown,  Wm.,  18b  Charlotte  pi. 
Brown,  W.  S.,  Broughton  mrkt. 
Bruce,   Isaac,   1  Dundas   street 

and  Circus  lane 
Bryden,  Adam,  Hamilton  jdace 
Cairns,  AYm.,  14  Saunders  .street 
Cameron,  George,  Sunbury 
Campbell,  J.,  34  Cockburn  st. 
Chalmers  &  Scott,  21  South  St 

Andrew  Street.     See  Adv. 
Clapperton,    Oliver,    &  Co.,   59 

and  60  Princes  street 
Corner,     James,     Heriot     hill, 

Canonmills 
Coventrj',  John,  3  Dundas  street 

and  S.W.  Thistle  street  lane 
Cramond,  Adam,  16  Brunswick 

street  and  10  Market  place 
CruickshankSjG.  ,&Co. ,  IMacneil 

place 
Ci-uttenden,  E.,  5  \yilliam  st. 
Da-vidson  &  Reid.  1 27  George  st. 
Davies,  W.  &  W.  G.,  2  Castle 

street 
Denham  &  Combe,  12  George  .st, 
Dods,  John,  66  Cowgate  and  34 

Nicolson  street 
Dough  tie,  R.,  24  Barony  street 
Douil,  James,  6  Park  street 
Dunlop,  John  C,  St  Stephen  st. 
Dunvard,  Andrew,  7  Clerk  st. 
Easton,  Jas.,  41a  Broughton  .st. 
Edwards,  Henry,  212  Canongate 
Ellis,  Thomas,  21  and  23  George 

IV.  bridge 
Ewart,  Wm.,  2  Drummond  st. 
Ferguson,  David,  10  E.  Sciennes 

street 
Finlay,  W.,  &  Son,  81  Princes  st. 
Flemington,    A.    S.,    6    Church 

lane 
Forgan,  D.,  212  Canongate 
Forrester,  J.,  39  Broughton  pl. 
Fotheringham,  Robert,  14  Leith 

walk 
Fountain,     Thomas,     10     New 

Broughton 
Gay,  John,  14  Tobago  street 
Gilchrist,  J.,  72  and  74  Rose  st. 


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Glen,  George,  24:A  Frederick  st. 
Goodsir,  Thomas,  37  Castle  st. 
Goskirk,  John,  164ana  168 Cow- 
gate.     See  Adv. 
Graham,  John,  133  Rose  street 

lane 
Grant,  Eobert,  2  Downie  place 
Grant,  W.  W.,  5  Oakfield,  Plea- 

sance 
Gray,  William,  12  Keir  street 
Greenshields,  Thomas,  10  Hen- 
derson row 
Hall,  WiUiam,  15  and  16  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Hardie,  William,  Sons,  &  Low, 

61 A  Frederick  sti-eet 
Hardy,  Chas.  H.,  43  North  Pitt 

street 
Henderson,  John,  Circus  lane 
Hislop,  W. ,  55  Frederick  street 
Hogg,  W.,  30  Dundas  street 
Honeyman,  Alexander,  44  Cause- 
wayside 
Hopper  &  Boyd,  5  Frederick  st. 
Hunter,  H.,  13  N.W.  Circus  pi. 

and  73  Cumberland  st.  lane 
Hunter,  Wm.,  21  Leven  street 
Jeffrey,  J.  &  E.,  129  Rose  street 
Keddie,  David,  19  Church  st. 
Keddie,   Thomas,    18    Charlotte 

place 
Kennedy    &    Ritchie,    34   S.E. 

Rose  street  lane 
Kennedy,     Wm.,     6    Hamilton 

place 
Kesson,  James,  59  Grove  street 
Kinlay,  James,  6  Crosscauseway 
Laing,  Alex.,  459  Lawnmarket 
Lauder,  John,  22  Greenside  pi. 
Lawrie,    James,    64    Causeway- 
side 
Lennox,     John,    4    Hamilton's 

entry 
Leslie,  Jas.,  21  Upper  Gray  st. 
Logan,  John,  133  Rose  street 
Lyle,  William,  9  Church  lane 
M 'Arthur,  James,  106  Canongate 
M'Culloch,    A.    M.,    &    Co.,    5 

Church  lane 
M'Dermott,  James,  61  Hanover 

street.     See  Adv. 
Macfarlane  &  Gibb,  44  N.  Pitt 

street  and  20  Dundas  street 
M  'George,  Geo. ,  2  Nicolson  sq. 
M'Gillivi-ay  &  Coutie,  26  Plea- 

sance 
Mackay,  Adam,  2  York  lane 
Mackenzie  &  Mitchell,  129  and 

130  Princes  street 
M'Kenzie,  G.,  Belle vue 
M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co.,  329  High 

street.     See  Adv. 
M 'Roberts,  Mrs,  1  Horn  lane 
Malcolm,  R.,  3  Elder  street 
Malham,  Miss,  9  Jamaica  street 
Martin  &  Son,  4  S.  Clerk  street 
Mathieson,  John,  64  Thistle  st. 
Maxwell,  James,  59  S.  Clerk  st. 
Menzics,  Tho.s.,  St  John's  hill 


Meyer,  Chas.,  20  St  John's  hill 
Miller,   John,  108  Constitution 

street 
Morison  &  Co.,  78  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
Morrison,  Robert,  131  Cowgate 
Muir,  Peter,  38  Blair  street 
Mui-doch,  T.,  17  W.   Maitland 

street 
Napier,  Eobert,  22  Greenside  pi. 
Neill,  J.,  1  Nelson  place 
Neilson,   John,   N.   St  Andrew 

street  lane 
Neilson,  Wm.,  Duke  street  lane 
Notman,  W.,  133  Rose  st.  lane 
O'Donnell,  C,  &  Co.,  156  Cow- 
gate  and  26  Blair  st.    See  ^  dv. 
Ogg,  John,  132  Rose  street 
Ormistou,     Andrew,     8    Drum- 

dryan  street 
Orr,    Alexandei',   8   North   Pitt 

street  and  2  Nelson  place 
Paterson,  H.,  &  Co.,  77  South 

bridge 
Paton,  W.,  12  Brandon  street 
Patterson,  William,   10  Queens- 
ferry  street.     See  Adv. 
Peebles,  A.  &  R.,  9  Clyde  street 
Peterkin,  Arch.,  17  Leith  walk 
Phimister,   Alexander,   Gayfield 

lodge,  East  London  street 
Pinkerton,    WiUiam,    29   Chal- 
mers' close 
Porteous,  Jas.,  44  Nicolson  st. 
Rafferty,  Peter,  30  and  34  Blair 

street.     See  Adv. 
Reid,  John,  193  Pleasance 
Reid,  Thos.,  6  Ingliston  street 
Robertson,    David,    16   Lothian 

road.     See  Adv. 
Ronaldson,    George,    8    Ronald- 
son's  buildings 
Rose,  Wm.,  35  Broughton  place 
Ross,  Daniel,  12  Elm  row 
Ross,  Finlay,  17  Ingliston  street 
Scott,  J.  &  T.,  10  George  street 
Scott,  James,  Swinton  row 
Scott,  John,  239  Cowgate 
Scrymgeour,  H.,  73  George  st. 
Shanks,  D.,  &  Son,  Leslie  place 
Sheriff,  James,  5  Hope  street 
Simpson,  Stoddart,  &  Co.,  26  St 

Vincent  street 
Steven,  Thomas,  39-  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
Stevenson,  Wm.,  Murano  place 
StirUng,  Wm.,  58  St  Mary  st. 
Sword,    James,    22  Hanover  st. 

See  Adv. 
Taylor,  J.,  &  Son,  109  and  110 

Princes  street 
Taylor,  Alexander,  17  Wright's 

houses 
Thomson,  Alex.,  67  and  69  Cow- 
gate 
Thomson,  David,  1  St  Bernard's 

place 
Urquhart,    Kenneth,    36   Bristo 
I     street.     See  Adv. 


Veitch,  A.  &  J.,  4  Ladyfield  pi.  j 
Veitch,  Wm.,  54  George  street  i 
Wallace,  G.  H.,  6  St  Mary  st.  ■ 
Watson,  Adam,  23  Union  street  I 
Watson,  George,  5  West  Toll- 
cross.  See  Adv. 
Watson,  George,  1  Teviot  row. 

See  Adv. 
Webster,  Thos. ,  25  Buccleuch  st. 
White,  N.,  3  Queen's  pi.,  and  2, 
3,  &  70  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
White,  John,  22  Green.side  pi. 
Whytock  &  Co.,  9  &  11  George 
st.  and  Rose  court.    See  Adv.  . 
Wilson,.  Robert,  20  Bread  street ; 
Wood,  James,  169  Rose  street 
Yule,  Alex.,  107  &  109  Pleasance 

Candlemakers. 

Anderson,  R.  &  R.,  103  Giles  st. 

Dickson,  Thos.,  9  Semple  street 

Dickson,  W.,  124  Nicolson  st. 

Leith  Candle  Company,  90  St 
Andrew  street,  Leith 

Taylor,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  38  Sala- 
mander street 

Caneworker. 

Duffy,  Luke,  237  Canongate 

Capmakers. 

Baxter,    C,    8    Lothian   street 

(widows') 
Cockburn,  Mrs  C,  13  Bank  st. 
Douglas,  M.  &  J.,  24  Hanover 

street  (widows') 
Sinclair,  Miss,  227  High  street 
Sutherland,  A.,  13  Niddry  st. 

Carpenters. 

See  Wrights. 

Carpet  and  Floorcloth 
Warehouses. 

Marked  *  are  Manufacturers. 

*Alexander  &  Macnab,  81  to  84 

South  bridge 
Campbell,  James,  34  Cockburn 

street 
Campbell,  Peter,  4  Greenside  st. 
Clapperton,    Oliver,    &    Co.,    59 

and  60  Princes  street 
Davidson  &  Reid,  127  George  st. 
Finlay,  Wm.,  &  Son,  81  Princes 

street  and  Paul's  work 
Grieve,  R.,  &  Co.,  83  George  st. 
Hunter,  David,  17  Greenside  pi. 
Kenniugton&  Jenner,  47  Princes 

street 
M'Farlane,  David,  Canonmills 
*Mackenzie     &    Mitchell,     129 

Princes  street 
M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co.,  329  High 

street.     See  Adv. 
Paterson,  H.,  &  Co.,  77  South br. 


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Patterson,  William,  10  Queens- 

feiTV  street.     See  Adv. 
Scott, "J.  &  T.,  10  George  sti-eet 
♦Taylor,  Jolm,  &  Son,  109  and  110 

Princes  street 
*"WTiytock,  R.,  &  Co.,  9  &  11 

George  street  and  Rose  court. 

See  Adv. 

Carriers  and  Railway 
Agents. 

See  also  Railway  Companies. 

Brown,  Josepli,  Windsor  street 
lane 

Cameron,  J.  &  P.,  5  Browu 
sc[.,  Waverley  Bridge  Statioji, 
and  Railway  Office,  Constitu- 
tion street 

Henslielwood,  John,  &  Co. 
(Globe  Express),  76  Princes  st. 

Mann's  Express  (J.  Henderson, 
agent),  1  Frederick  street 

Mutter,  Ho wej^,  &  Co.,  12  Market 
street,  37  Bernard  street,  and 
Railway  goods  stations.  See 
Adv. 

Peace  &  Co. ;  offices,  EdinlDiirgli, 
Leith,  and  Granton  Railway 
stations 

Reid,  Jas.,  SSpence'splace,  Leitli 

Sutton  &  Co.,  41  North  bridge 

Tait  &  Lonie,  S.  Clyde  st.  late 

Wordie  k  Co.,  Caledonian  sta- 
tions, Edinburgh  and  Leith, 
66  Fouutainbridge,  and  44 
Bernard  street 

Carters. 

See  Contractors. 

Carvers,  Gilders,  and 
Picture  Frame  Makers, 

Those  marked  *  ore  Picture 
Frame  Makers  only ;  t  are 
also  Cleaners  and  Liners 

Andi-eoli,   M.  &  M.,  15  Green- 
side  street 
Andreoli,  M.,  1  High  Calton 
Bonnar  &  Carfrae,  77  George  st 
Brown,  James,  31  Rose  street 
+Bruce,  D.,  12  Greenside  place 
Bryson,  Wm.,  15  Drummondst. 
Burnet,  Peter,  4  Swinton  row 
Butti,  J.  A. ,  7  Queen  street 
Ciceri,    Mantica,     &   Ton-e,    81 

Leith  street 
Clark  &  Harper,  2  West  Cross- 
causeway 
Clark,  W.  D.,  67  Princes  street 
+Cochrane,  JohnW.,  46  Hanover 

sti'eet 
Connelly,  P.,  152  Pleasance 
Cooper,  A. ,  32  Constitution  st. 
Davidson  &   Reid,    127  George 
street 


tDoig,  M'Kechnie,  &  Davies,  89 

George  street 
+Dott,  A.,  14  and  16  South  St 

David  sti-eet 
tDouglas,  Jas.,  29  Frederick  st. 
*Glasstone,  Simon,  59  South  br. 

See  Adv. 
*Goldston,  David,  108  Nicolson 

street 
Henry,  John,  88  Rose  street 
tHepburn,  James,  98  George  st. 
Hill,  Alex.,  156  Eose  street 
Hm,  Thos.  A.,  12  St  Andi-ew sq. 
Hunter,  W.,  345  High  street 
Luis,  Joseph,  8c  St  Patrick  sq. 
*M 'Cowan,  Mrs  J.,  26  Cockburn 

strGst 
Mackenzie     &     Mitchell,     129 

Princes  street 
Magnus,  H.,  18  Clyde  street 
Orman,  Alexi-.,  14  N.  Bank  st, 
tPatou,    Hugh,    &    Sons,    115 

Princes  street 
Patterson,  Wm.,  &  Son,  15  East 

Drummt)nd  street 
Robertson,  J.,  26  Carnegie  st. 
*Rosenberg,  L.,  51  Nicolson  st 
♦Rosenheim,  B.,  48  Crosscause- 

way 
*Schnitzler,  Mathias,  42  Grind 

lay  sti'eet 
tSmith,  J.  D.,  21  Frederick  st. 
tSmith,  Jn.  S. ,  6  Marmion  ter. 
Stark,  Isabella,  15  Catherine  st 
*Stechan,  E.  G.  L.,  14  Ebn  row 
Taylor,   J.,  &  Son,  109  and  110 

Princes  street 
*Thriepland,  R..  20  Elm  row 
VaUance,  J.,  24  W.  Preston  st. 
Wastle,  John  M.,  11  Shrub  pi. 
Wasserzug,  il.,  84  We.st  bow 
^Vhytock  &  Co.,  9  and  11  George 

street  and  Rose  court 

Cattle  Dealers  and  Live 
Stock  Agents. 

Bain,  James,  Mansfield  cottage 
Boosie,  And.,  8  Chalmers  street 
Brown,  Joseph,  6  Vallej^eld  st 
Brown,  Wm. ,  9  Lauriston  street 
Buist,  Robt.,  11 W.  Lauriston  pi, 
Calder,  William,  19  Archibald  pi. 
Cowan,  John,  8  Hope  park  sq. 
Cunningham,  W,,  45  Montague 

street 
Forgie,  Robert,  5  Osborne  ter 
Hardie,  Adam,  5  Hay's  court 
Henderson,  John  Bellevue 
Kennedy,  Daniel,  14  Gardner's 

crcscGut 
M'Gill,  WiUiam,  1  Lower  Gil- 
more  place 
Mark,  Robert,  15  Leven  terrace 
Martin,  John,  6  Brougham  st 
Murray,  John,  19  St  Patrick  sq. 
Oliver,  A.,  &  Son,  Valleyfield  st, 
Paterson,  James,  Leven  terrace 
Rennie,  Archd.,  13  Archibald  pi 


Ritchie,  W.,  13  Archibald  place 
Shaw,  Robert,  Maui  point 
Shaw,  W.,  173  Fouutainbridge 
Smith,  Walter,  Dean  cot..  Dean 
Stevenson,  Wm. ,  Jordan  burn 
Swan,  John,  &  Sons,  37  Lauri- 
ston place 
Thomson,  Robert,  11  Bread  st. 
Young,  Robert,  8  Brougham  pi. 

Cement  and  Artificial 
Stone  Merchants, 

Anderson,  William,  &  Son,  Up- 
per drawbridge,  Leith 

Clunas,  W.,  40  Leith  walk 

Green,  Charles,  artificial  stone 
maker,  "V^Taitfield  place 

Lightbody,  Wm.  M.,  &  Co.,  83 
Lothian  road  and  22  Great 
Junction  street 

Stuart  &  Campbell,  23  Monison 
street.     See  Adv. 

Chain  and  Anchor 
Stores. 

Ferguson,  Robert,  51  Bridge  st. 
Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  k  43 
Shore,  and  4  Commercial  st. 

Cheesemongers. 

Chatham,  J.,  326  Lawnmarket 
Gibson,  R.  &  T.,  93  Princes  st. 
Gibson,  Geo.,  28  Queensferry  st. 
Gibson,  John,  39  Queensferry  st. 
Mitchell,  Jas.,  57  S.  Clerk  street 
Paterson  &  Allan,  105  West  bow 
Paterson,  Wm.,  &  Son,  91  Grass- 
market 
Richardson,    F.,  &  Co.,  Grass- 
market 
Steedman,  John,  40  Hanover  st. 

Chemical  Instrument 
Maker. 

Hart,  W.  D.,  549  Castle  hill 

Chemical  Manufac- 
tories. 

Bell,  R.  F.,  &  Son,  19  Constitu- 
tion street 
Bennington  Chemical  Company 
Brown,  David,  93  Abbey  hill 
Clark  k  Pinkerton,  17  Greenside 

place 
Cunningham,  J.  &  J.,  102  West 

bow  and  Salamander  street 
Dane  &  Co. ,  3  E.  Register  street 
Fleming,  A.  B. ,  &  Co. ,  9  Salaman- 

clpi*  strcGt 
Lundy,  John  J.,  &  Co.,  20  Elbe 

Macfarlan,  J.  F.,  &  Co.,  93  Abbey 
hill 

Mackenzie  &  Samuel,  9  Sala- 
mander street. 

Raimes,  Blanshards,  and  Co., 
17  Smith's  place 


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Sang  &  Barker,  Barony  street 
Scott,  J.,  &  Co.,  15  Grassmarket, 

and  Caroline  park,  Granton 
Smith,  T.  H.,  &  Co.,  Blanclficld, 

Lower  Bronghton  road 

Chemists  and 
Druggists. 

Those  marlrcl  *  are  Wholesale. 
Marked  +  are  Homoeopathic. 

AddineU,    John,    59    Tolbooth 

^vynd,  Leith 
Aitken,  James,  44  Broughton  st. 
Aitken,  William,  3  Bitt  street 
Alexander,  H.  D.,  46  Canongate 
Alexander,  W.  G.,  57  Bridge  st. 
Anderson,  W.,   20  West  Mait- 

land  street 
Baildon,  H.  C,  73  Princes  street 
Barland,  John  W. ,  W.  Lauriston 

place 
Black,  George,  8  Maitland  street, 

Newhaven 
Brown,  Robt.  S.,  67  Hanover  st. 
Brown,  D.  R.,  1  Lome  terrace 
Carrick,  John,  18  St  Mary  street 
*Clark  &  Pinkerton,  17  Green- 
side  place 
Cochrane,  Jn.,  503  Lawaimarket 
Cowan,  George,  30  Clerk  street 
Croley,  Wm.,  128  Lauriston  pi. 
Cuthbert,  Clarkson,  8Spence'spl. 
Dawson,  Francis,  22  Main  street 
■^Duncan,   Flockhart,  &  Co.,  62 
North  br.  and  139  Princes  st. 
Duncan,    Flockhart,    Powell,    & 

Co.,  18  Bernard  street 
Dundas,   Robert,  West   Preston 

street 
Ewart,  Dav.,  33  Tolbooth  wynd 
Ewing,  James,  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
Fairgrieve,  Thomas,  46  Clerk  st. 
Finlayson,  T.,  1  North  Fort  st. 
Furley,   R.   C,   1  Downie  place 

and  1  Earl  Grey  street 
Gardner  &  Ainslie,  58  George  st. 
Gordon,  J.  &  G.,  32  Bristo  street 
Gray,  A.  F. ,  5  Spring  gardens 
Guthrie,  John,  53  Nicolson  st. 
Halley,  W.,  74  Shore 
Hannay,  L.  W.  C,  13Calton  st. 
Hart,  George  F.,  1  Melville  ter. 
Hearder,  T.  B.,  18  Frederick  st. 
Hill,   D.   &  R.,  15  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Laird,  G.  H.,  40  Queen sferry  st. 
Laurie,  Andrew,  34  Lothian  st. 
Tjces,  Robert,  20  Nicolson  street 
Leith,  James,  14  Union  place 
Lindsay  &  Gilmour,  11  Elm  row 
M'Call,   J.    &  AV.    G.,    13   Rose 
strec^t  and  7  Broughton  street 
M'C!allum,  Alex.  Inglis,  5  Grass- 
market 
M'Culloeh,  T.  T.,  61  South  bridge 
Miirdonald,  Ter.,  13 Catherine  st. 
*Macfarlan,  J.  F.,  &  Co.,  17  and 
18  North  bridge 


JIacfarlaue,  A.  Y.,   255  Canon 

gate 
M'Glashan,    Duncan,    jun.,    67 

West  Fountain  bridge 
Mackay,  John,  119  George  street 
Mackenzie,    J.,    49    George   iv 

bridge 
M'Kinnell,  T.  M.,  16  Brougham 

ton  place 
M'Leod,    Russell   M.,   1    South 

College  street 
M'Rae,  Alex.,  48  Abbey  hill 
Marshall,  H.  H.,   20  Duke  st., 

Leith 
Marshall,  W.  F.,  16b  Howe  st. 
Martin,  J.,  5  Coburg  street 
Mathews,     J.     Snodgrass,     238 

Canongate 
Middleton,  J. ,  1  West  Adam  st. 
Morrison,  D.,  116  West  bow 
Napier,  A.,  69  South  Clerk  st. 
Nichol,  R.  G.,  1  Leggat's  land 
Nicol,  John,  4  Dundas  street 
Nisbet,  Wm.  J.,  139  High  street 
Niven,   AVm.   R.,   9  Merchiston 

terrace 
Noble,  Alex.,  24  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
t Pottage,  J.  C,  117  Princes  st. 

See  Adv. 
Prentice,  John,  126  Nicolson  st. 
*Raimes,     Blanshards,     &    Co., 

17  Smith's  place 
Ricord,  R.  J.,  32  London  street 
Ritchie,  John,  11  Morrison  st. 
Robertson,  J.,  &  Co.,  35  George 

street 
Robertson,  W.  G.,  101  Brough- 
ton street 
*Sang  &  Barker,  Barony  street 
*Smith,  T.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  21  Duke 

street 
Smith,  John  N.,  62  Kirkgate 
Smith,  William,  40  Dublin  st. 
Spenee,  T.  B.,  12  Vittoria  place 
Steel,  D.,  25  Lothian  road 
Stephenson,  J.  B.,  40  George  st. 
Tod,  David,  1  Warriston  place 
Thom,  Alexander,  78  Queen  st. 
Turner,  Wm.,  2  Grange  road 
Walker,  George,  35  William  st. 
Walker,  John,  16  Gladstone  pi. 
Wilson,  James,  116  Nicolson  st. 
Wilson,  Jas.  M.,  16  Leven  street 
Wilson,  James,  50b  Charlotte  st. 
Wilson,  Matthew,  36  Howe  st. 

Chimney-sweepers. 

Baxter,  William,  125  Canongate 
Blair,  Robert,  9  Greenside  place 
Borthwick,  James,  11  Greenside 

place 
Bruce,  David,  3  Pitt  street 
Bruce,  David,  14  Cowgate 
Carroll,  Wm.,  5  Rich)nond  pi. 
Christie,    A.    &    J.,    33    Prince 

Regent  street 
Chrisiie,  Alex.,  118  Kirkgate 
Dawson,  Robert,  204  Rose  street 


Donahue,     W.,    6    Middleton's 

entry 
Donaldson,  Wm.,  37  Brougliton 

street 
Edwards,  Jas.,  22  Dundas  street 
Glen,  Chas.,  162  Fouutainbridge 
Henderson,  Mrs,  9  Gibb's  entry 
Hogg,  John,  38a  Howe  street 
Ireland,  W.  &  E.,  25  Clyde  .st. 
Jeffrey,  D.,  34  St  Patrick  square 
Lough,  J.,  15  William  street 
Lough,  Thomas,  95  Pleasance 
M'Dougal,  John,  21  London  st. 
M'Manus,  John,  5  Greenside  pL 
M  'Intosh,  M. ,  6  Coburg  lane 
Maddison,  John,  9  Anne  place 
Millar,  A.,  70  Broughton  street 
Milligan,  William,   34  Jamaica 

street 
Monroe,  D.,  44  Thistle  street 
Munro,  W.,  33  Broughton  street 

lane 
Neilson,  Robt.,  3  Simon  sqiiare 
Baton,  J.,  1  Leggat's  land 
Redpath,    Alex.,  9  Queensferry 

street  lane.     See  Adv. 
Reid,  Daniel,  2  Tolbooth  Avynd, 

Leith 
Reid,   David,   soot  merchant,  3 

Brown's  place,  Leith 
Riddle,  George,  188  Canongate 
Robertson,  Rt.,  22  Giflbrd  park 
Russell,   Archibald,   168   Foun- 

tainbridge 
Scott,  Robert,  1 3  Home  sti'eet 
Simpson,  A.,  West  Preston  st. 
Sin  ton,  W.,  15  St  Leonard's  lane 
Smith  &  Son,  39  Leven   street 

and  24  W.  Lam-iston  place 
Smith,  D.  &  A.,  24  Lauriston  pi. 
Stewart,  J.,  4  Bell's  wynd 
Stewart,  W.,  8  Nicolson  square 
Stewart,  Mrs  J.,  9  Queensferry 

street  lane 
Stibbings,  Thomas,  7  High  riggs 
Storm,  John,  25  Thistle  street 
Syme,  James,  6  Laurie  street 
Tait,  Ninian,  9  Dunbar  street 
Thom,  Archd.,  Blackford  place 
Walker,  Archibald,  11  Bread  st. 

China,  Glass,  and 
Stoneware  Dealers. 

Abernethy,  Miss,  S  Gt.  Junction 

street 
Airmet,  Mrs,  96  Pleasance 
Anderson,  Thos.,  140  Foimtain- 

bridge 
Arnot  &  Erskine,  60  West  port 
Arnot,   Wm.,    84    Candlemakcr 

row 
A.shcroft,  P.,  16  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Bailey,  W.  &  J.  A.,  10  Bristo  pi. 
Bain,  J.,  14  Baker's  place 
BaiTy,    John,    81    Kirkgate,    71 

Giles  street,  and  Silverfield 
Baxter,  George,  190  Canongate 


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Be^bie  &  Tweedie,  26  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Bingliam,  "W.,  67  St  Andrew  st., 

Leitli 
Black,  Mrs,  9  So.  Riclimond  st. 
Black,  Miss  A.,  19  Howe  street 
Boag,  Darid,  27  Water  lane 
Bro\vn,  J.,  43  London  street 
1  Buchan,    A.    AV.,    ]3    Comely 

Green  place 
•Chalmers,   Ann,  7  and  9  "West 

Crosscauseway 
Clark,  "Wm.,  6  Canning  place 
'  CouU,  E.,  15a  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Dall,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  4  Hanover  st. 
Dickson,  J.,  &  Co.,  34  Princes  st. 
'  Dixon  E.,  55  Yardheads  and  102 
Kirkgate 
Donald,  J.,  Bristo  port  lane 
,  Elder,  A.,  91  Broughton  street 
Ferguson,  T.,  &  Co.,   11    Com- 
mercial street  and  51  Bridge  st. 
Forbes,    David,    12     South    St 

David  street 
Forsj-th,  ]\Irs  C,  45  Niddry  st. 
'  Gilcbrist,  John,  76  Rose  street 
Greig,  J.,  1  &  2  Low  Market  st. 
Hardie,  Joseph,  81  Eose  street 
Holmes,  John,  23  Dundas  st. 
Horn,  AVm. ,  66  Causewayside 
Johnston,  James,  16  West  port 

and  15  East  Adam  street 
Johnston,  Thomas,  13  W.  Rich- 
mond street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  21  Home  street 
Kelt,  Mrs,  35  Blair  street 
Kerr  k  Co.,  34  Broughton  street 
Lewis,  Mrs  W.,  35  Clerk  street 
Lyall,  Mrs,  4a  Greenside  place 
M'Court,  Mrs  A.,  29  Canongate 
Macfeat,  W.,  42  South  bridge 
M'Kav,  Duncan,  136  Pleasance 
M'Kay,  J.  &  C,  4  Bridge  street 
Mackenzie,  E.,  3a  Greenside  pi. 
Maddison,  John,  9  Anne  place 
Mander.son,  Miss  C,  161  Eosest. 
Mason,  John,  36  Sandport  street 
Mason,  Ts.  S.,  49  St  Leonard  st. 
MiUar,  John,  &  Co.,  2  South  St 

Andrew  street 
Mitchell,  William,  2  and  3  Port- 
land place,  Leith 
Muir,  James,  4a  Deanhaugh  st. 
PaUister,  E.,  3  Union  street 
Preston,  0.,  24  W.  Eiehmoud  st. 
Pringle,  James,  22  Brunswick  st. 
Quin,  W.,  81  Canongate 
Eamage,  James,  77  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Eenton,  Eob.,  30  Crosscauseway 
Eobertson,    J.    &  M.,    9    LTniou 

place  and  38  Yietoria  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  H. ,  9  Dnimmond 

street 
■Scott,  W.,  74  Crosscauseway 
Simpson,  C. ,  Is  ew  market,  Leith 
Simpson,  Wra.,  70  S.  Clerk  st. 
•Small,  GiUon,  k  Co.,  19  George 
IV.  bridge.     See  Adv. 


Smith,  T.,  242  Cowgate 
Stalker,  Wm.,  38  Sandport  st. 
Steven,  D.,  3.A  Bristo  place 
Stewart,  T.,  Main  point.      See 

Adv. 
Stewart,  Misses,  9a  Kerr  street 
Swan,  Henry  H.,  242  Canongate 
Swan,  John,  163  West  port  and 

10  Veal  market 
Swan,  Jn.,  &;  Co.,  1  Castle  barns 
Taylor,  Mrs  A.,  3  Dean  street 
Taylor,  Mrs,  149  Canongate 
Thomson,  Alex.,  29  Pleasance 
Thomson,  Wm.,  11  Home  street 
Turner,  John,  35  Thistle  street 
Walker,  Alex.,  32  Cowgate 
Walker,  Oliver,  11  Broad  \\yud 
Watt,  E.,   3,   4,   5,   and  8  Low 

Market  street 
Watt,  James,  44  St  John's  place 
Waugh,  John,  86  S.  B.  Canon- 
gate 

Chiropodists. 

Burn,  Arthur,  144  Princes  street. 

See  Adr. 
Eosa,  Edward,  27  Howe  street 

Civil  Engineers. 

See  Engineers. 

Clear  Starchers. 

See  Laundresses. 

Clerg3rmen. 

See  Church  Directoiij. 

Clock  and  Watch 
Makers. 

Those  marked  *  are  German 

Clock  Makers. 

Aitchison,  J,  23  Princes  st.  and 

15  and  16  Bank  st.  See  Adv. 
Aitchison,  Jas,  70  Lauriston  st. 
Allardyce, Alex.,  51  Cockburn st. 
Barrie,  Andrew,  43  Princes  street 
Brown,  C,  13  Bristo  street 
Brown,  T.  C,  19  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Brown,  William,  13  Anne  place 
Brownlee,  Alex. ,  8  E.  Eegister  st. 
Biyson,  E.,  k  Son  (to  the  Queen), 

66  Princes  street 
Brj'son,  J.,  30  George  iv.  bridge 
Cameron,  E.,  1  E.  London  street 
Cribbes,  Peter,  IS  and  20  Bank 

street  and  33  Cockburn  street 
Crichton,  G.  &M.,  18  Princes  st. 
Croiich,  William,  k  Sons,  31  and 

32  North  bridge 
Donaldson,  J.  F.,  52  George  iv. 

bridge 
Donaldson,  Jn.  F.  B.,  14  Xorth 

bridge 
Farquharson,  C.  H-.,  26  Leith  st. 
Forrester,  J.  H.,  281  High  street 


Gellatly,  Robert,  78.\  Princes  st. 
Gray,  Chaides,  14  Bank  street 
Gray,  James,  6  X.W.  Circus  pi. 
*Greiner  Brothers,  80  South  br. 
Gunn,    Alex.,    10    Leith  street. 

See  Adv. 
Hamilton  k  Inche.s,  90a  Princes 

street 
Hamilton,    John,    k    Son,    41a 

Geoi-ge  street 
Hay,  A.,  45  Princes  street 
Henderson,    James,    102   South 

bridge 
*Hepting,  G.,  23  Greenside  street 
Hutton,  John  P. ,  21  Hanover  st. 
Johnston,  D.  A.,  6  Quei^u's  pi., 

Leith 
Johnson,  W.  D.,  36  Bridge  st. 
Klausman,  A.  &  D. ,  23  Lothian  st. 
Laing,    G.,   27   Nicolson  street. 
Latimer,  George,  4  Orchardfield 

place 
*Laule  &  Hepting,  5  North  br. 
Law,  E.  &  F.,  136  Princes  street 
Legget,  John,  14  Kicolson  st. 
Logan,  John,  29a  Frederick  st. 
M'Culloch,   Bargany,   49   Cock- 
burn street 
M'Gregor,  James,  k  Son,  25  W. 

Eegister  street 
M'Gregor,  Wm.,  7  Castle  street 
Mackay  k  Chisholm,  49  North 

bridge 
Mackay,  Cunningham,  k  Co. ,  62 

Princes  street 
M'Kenzie,  John,  11  Kirkgate 
Mackintosh,  D.  C,  6  Clerk  st. 
Marshall  k  Sons,  87  George  st. 
Marshall,  W.,  &  Co.,  24  and  25 

Princes  street 
Masson,  D.  B.,  63  Kirkgate 
Matheson  k  Co.,    68   Tolbooth 

wjTid,  Leith 
Matheson,  J.  A. ,  7  Dublin  street 
Meek,  Da^dd,  51  Noi-th  bridge 
Melrose,  W.,  10  Catherine  street 
Michael  k  Cohen,  102  South  br. 
Middlemass,  Thos.,  5  Spittal  st. 
MiUar,  A.,  &  Son,  5  W.  Nicol- 

son  street 
Millar,  A.,  36  Leith  street 
Miller,  Hugh,  6  Eoyal  Exchange 
Millidge  &  Son,  28  Princes  st. 
Morison,  Alex.,  52  Broughton  st. 
Mortimer,  Wm. ,  9  North  bridge. 

See  Adv. 
Mossman,  Sons,  &  Co.,  30  Princes 

street 
*Ott,  Wm.,  12a  Leith  street  ter. 
Paterson,  J.,  150  High  street 
Picken,  William,    9  ilelbourne 

place.     See  Adv. 
Eanken,  D.,  108  Eose  street 
Eitchie,  J.,  k  Son,  25  Leith  st. 

See  Adv. 
Eobertson,  Eobt. ,  8  Kicolson  sq. 
Eussell,  Ts. ,  &  Co. ,  6  Hunter  si  j^. 
Scott,  John,  29  Kirkgate 
*Shirtsinger,  M.,  177  Pleasance 


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Smith,  James,  153  Higli  street   i Chalmers,    George,    &    Co.,    17 
Sjoinks,  Thos.,  55  Broughton  st.  |     Albany  street,  Leith 
Stalker,  David,  9  and  10  Cora-ICounel,  William,  Murray  street 

mercial  sti-eet  i  Croall,    John,    4   Princes  street. 

Stark,    Adam,  &   Co.,    2  and   3       and  Middlefield,  Leith  walk 

Bank  street  I  Cunningham,      Neil,     Windsor 

Tait,  James,  29  Tobago  street  street  lane 

Thorn,  Eobt.,  38  Queensferry  st.  jCuthill,  Alex.,  E.  Assembly  lane 


Vernon,  J.   E.,  54  Leith  sti-eet 

and  17  Lothian  road 
Watt,  R.,  4  North  Pitt  street 
Webster,  John,  4  Salisbury  st. 
Westren,  Peter,  103  Princes  st. 
Whitelaw,  J.,  30  W.  Register  st. 
Wood,  And.,  33  W.  Nicolson  st. 


Clogmakers. 

Gordon,  Alex.,  106  Grassmarket 
Nixon,    John,     93    West    bow. 
See  Adv. 

Clothiers. 

See  Woollen  Drapers. 

Coachbuilders. 

Bow,  Wm. ,  &  Co. ,  1  Brunswick 

place 
Brabuer  &  Co. ,  9  Leith  walk 
Carse,  D.,  &  Co.,  Orchardfield 
CroaU,  J.  &  W.,  York  lane 
Croall,  John,  Middlefield,  Leith 

walk 
CroaU,  P.,  &  Sons,  121  George 

street 
Davidson,  Wm.,  21  Monisonist. 
Drew    &    Bm-nett,    75   and    79 

Lothian  road.     See  Adv. 
Inglis,  Henry,  Nottingham  pi. 
Kemp,   George,   1  Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Laidlaw,  William,  58  Leith  st. 
M'Nab,  James,  20  Chapel  street 
Macnee,  Jas.,  &  Co.,  106  Princes 

street  and  148  Fountainbridge 
Munro,  A. ,  Broughton  market 
M\inro,  D.  T.,  25  S.  Norton  pi. 
Shiels  &  M 'Donald,  Spittal  st. 
Stewart,  Jas.,  &  Son,  Dahyroad 
Stordy,  Robert,  St  Leonard's  hill. 

See  Adv. 

Coach-hirers. 

Adam,  Andrew,  45  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Adamson,  David,  1  Forrest  road, 
65  Causewayside,  and  9  and  10 
Leith  walk 
Anderson,  James,  8  St  Patrick 

street 
Atkinson,  R,  &  Son,  8  North- 
west Circus  place. 
Binnie,  G.,  15  Wright's  houses 
Buchan,  Wm.,  165  Rose  street 
Burn,  Wm. ,  Windsor  street  lane 
Cameron,  John,  33  Alva  sti-eet 

and  22  Maitland  street 
Carse,  D.,  &  Co.,  Orchardfield 
Campbell,  M.,  32  AVilliam  street 


and  S.  Mid  Rose  street  lane 
Dewar,  P.,  17  Calton  hill 
Dickson,  D.,  19  W.  Catherine  pi 
Duti;  Alex.,  21  W.  Catherine  pi, 
Forbes,  A.,  24  Pitt  street 
Eraser,  Wm.,  &  Son,  1  Forres  st, 
and  5  Melville  pi.     See  Adv. 
Goodwin,  D.,  Gilmore  park 
Graham,  John,  North  HiU  street 

lane 
Hall,  George,  1  Spring  gardens 
Hatton,  James,  40  Pleasance 
Henderson,  H.,  4  Blenheim  pi. 

and  Regent  terrace  lane 
Jackson,  Peter,  7  Crichton  st. 
Jardine,   Peter,   25   Duke  street 

and  2a  York  place 
Johnston,  John,  Gilchrist's  lane 
Kerr,    Hugh,    2    Hope    street. 

See  Adv. 
Kirman,  MrsW.,  Lochrin,  Home 

street 
Laidlaw,  Charles,  39  Duke  st., 

Leith 
Lawson,  W.,  6  Albany  street 
Leggat,  J.   &  R.,  60  Broughton 

street 
iI'Dougall,  J.,  13  W.  Salisbury 

place 
M'Ewan,    Dougal,  6  Beaumont 

place 
M'Gregor,  J.,  2  Scotland  street 
M'lnnes,     Malcolm,    Fountain- 
house,  Fountainbridge 
M'Laren,  Robert,  31  Upper  Gray 

street 
M'Mon-an,  John,  21  College  st. 
Mann,  A.,  Regent  terrace  lane 
ilerrilees,  Wm.,  2  Union  place, 

Trinity 
Millar,  Jas. ,  George  square  lane 
Millar,  John,  24  Greenside  row 
Milne,  Alex.,  113  Abbey  hiU 
Moil',   P.,  &  Co.,   10  and  11  St 

James'  place.     See  Adv. 
Moir,  E.,  17  S.  St  James'  sti-eet 
Moir,  Peter,  5  Nottingham  place 
Munro,  D.  T.,  25  South  Norton 

place 
Player,  J.,  23  Dundas  street,  2 

Scotland  sti'cet,  and  Tanfield 
Purves,  George,  8  Elgin  place 
Renwick,  James,  8  Howe  street 
Robertson,  James,  10  Bank  place 
Scott,  Croall,  &  Sons,  Castle  ter. 
Stewart,    James,    10   Randolph 
cliff,  and  the  Box,  Dean,  oppo- 
site Buckingham  terrace 
Stewart,  John,  21a  India  street 
Stirling,  D.,  4  Haddington  place 
Turpy,  George,  8  Park  place 


I  Wilkie,  Alexander,  23  Bristo  st, 
!  Wright,  D.,  1  W.  Newington  pL' 

Coach-lace  Manufac- 
turers. 

Baillie  &  Palmer,  17  Niddry  st. 
Greig,  J.  &  J.,  7  Queen's  place, 
Greenside 


Coal  Merchants  and 
Agents. 

Aitchison,  William,  8  W.  Rich- 
mond .street 
Alexander,  C.  J. ,  5  Port  Hope- 

toun  and  84  South  bridge 
Allan,  Mrs  W.,  12  Port  Hamilton 
Anderson,  Adam,  &  Sons,  Cale-; 
donian  Railway,  Morrison  st.  ' 
Anderson,  John,  23  Reid  ter. 
Anderson,  Wm.,  4  Castle  bams 
Archibald,  John,  1  George  street 
Ai-not,  Alex.,  1  St  Bernard's  row 
Baigi-ie,  George,  Dalkeith   CoaL 
depot,  St  Leonard's.     ^eeAdv. 
Baigrie,  Mrs  A.,  25  Barony  st, 
Barclay,  W.,  Rose  lane  station. 

Abbey  hill 
Bauchope,  R.  G.,  Scotland  street 

station.     See  Adv. 
BeU,  James,  5  Deanhaugh  street 
Bishop,  James,  3  Downie  place 
Black,  Thomas,  1  Rintoul  place 
Booth,  Wm.,  2  Port  Hopetoun. 

See  Adv. 
Brickman,  F.  Wm.,  3  Dublin  st 
Brock,    Peter,    Caledonian  rail- 
way station,  Leith 
Brown,  Robt. ,  40  St  Leonard  st, 
Bruce,  A. ,  Morrison  street  depo^ 

See  Adv. 
Burns,  John,  16  Port  Hopetouft 
Burns,  J.,  14  BlackAvood  cresc. 
Bums,  M.,  4  Brunswick  place 
Burt,  Alex. ,  Leith  walk  station 
Calder,  R..,  Haymarket  station. 

See  Adv. 
Callendar  CoalCo.,9Pt.  Hamilt'n 
Cameron,  Jn.,  Caledonian  depot 
Carruthers,  William,  11  Bright 

terrace.     See  Adv. 
Carnegie,  John,  Haymarket  and 
Caledonian  stns.  and2  Yorkpl, 
Chalmers,  J.,  11  Port  Hopetoun 
Collet,  Thomas,  Rose  lane  station 
Coutts,  John,  2  Hermitage  ter. 
Crawford,    John,  8   Port'^  Hope- 
toun and  118  Princes  street 
Cunningham,  A.,  6  Port  Hope- 
toun 
Cunningham,  C,  10  Port  Hope- 
toun 
Currie,  Samuel,  13  Home  street 
Davidson,  Thos.,  46  Nicolson  st 
Dawson,  John,  91  St  Leonard  st. 
Deans  &  Moore,  29b  Frederick 
street,  24  Commercial  st.,  St 
Leonard's,  Haymarket,  South 


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Leith,  Lixmount,  and  Trinity  Keuuedy,  Alexander,  1  Home  st.  i  Redpatli,    William  E. ,    1    Lord 


stations 
Denholm,  WUliam,  17  Bread  st. 
Dick,  Eobt,  jun.,  6  Lothian  rd. 
Dickson,    James,    2    Block    B, 

Bangor  road 
DLxon,    Thomas,   &  Son,   36  St 

Leonard  sti-eet.     See  Adv. 
Duff,  Thomas,  Caledonian  rail- 
way station,  Leith 
Dj'kes,    James,    Xorth    British 

railway  station.  South  Leith 
Dykes,  Robert,  Leith  walk  stn. 
Elphinston  Colliery,  St  Leonard's 

depot ;  D.  il'Xeill,  agent 
Ewing,  Arch.,  63  Cause  wayside 
Fairley,  Geo.,  16  Port  Hamilton 
Fairley,  M.,  16  Port  Hamilton 
Falconer,  John,   North   British 

Railway,  Low  Calton 
Fedden,    C,    &    Co.,    36  Com- 
mercial street 
Fog,  R. ,  2  Dock  place 
Fowler,  John,  17  Tarvit  street 
Fortune,  Chas.,  Rose  lane  station. 

See  Adv. 
Fraser,  L.  Clunas,  6  AthoU  ter. 

and  7  Clerk  street 
Gardner,  Adam,  Morrison  street 

depot 
Gibson  k  Mercer,  10  St  Leonard's 

depot 
Gifford,  Wm.,  k  Co.,  2  Dock  pi. 
GUray   Brothers,    2    Biimswick 
place  and  78  S.  Clerk  sti'eet. 
See  Adv. 
Glass,  J.,  21  Upper  Grove  place 
Glen,  P.,  12  Semple  sti-eet 
Gleneross,  Thos.,  5  Port  Hamilton 
Godfrey,  Robert,  Morrison  street 

depot 
Grunt,  Jas.,  St  Leonard's  depot 
Gray,  John,  1  St  Leonard's  stn. 
Gunu,  "William,  &  Co.,  Granton 
Halliday,  George,  20  Gifford  park 
Hanlie,  Peter,  8  Romilly  place 
Henderson,  J.,  3  Balbirnie place 
Henderson,  James,  7  Port  Hope- 

toun.     See  Adv. 
HonejTuan,  Charles,  Caledonian 
and  Haymarket   Stations,    52 
Thistle  street,  1  York  place, 
and  4  West  Preston  sti-eet 
Houeyman,  James,  depot,  Mor- 
rison street.     See  Adv. 
Hume,  Mrs,  9  Dewar  place 
Hunter,  John  M.,  37  Bernard  st. 
Ingram,  G.,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Johnston,  David,  Echo  bank 
Johnston,     David,    Leith    walk 

station 
Johnston,  Peter,  6  St  Leonard's 

station 
Jolmston,  Thos.  S.,  Caledonian 

railway  station,  Leith 
Johnstone    &    Thorn,    11    Port 

Hamilton 
Kay,  John,  Port  Hopetoun 
Kemp,  J.  &  R.,  14  Port  Hamilton 


KeiT,  James,  12  Dewar  place 
Kerr,  T.,  11  South  St  James'  st. 
Killing\vorth  Colliery  Office,  11 

Antigua  street 
King,  John,  Scotland  st.  station 
Kinlay,  John,  25  St  Leonard's  hill 
Kinlavside,  D.,  9  Stead's  place 
Kirkland,  J.,  10  and  15b  Port 

Hamilton 
Larkins,  John,  21  High  street 
Lassodie    Colliery  Co.,  43  Ber- 

nai'd  street 
Lawrie,  Walter  D.,  Morrison  st. 

depot 
Lawson,  James,  55  George  street 
Learmonth,  T.,  10  Barony  street 
Lees,  Wm.,  24  Commercial  st. 
Legg,  David,  N.  B.R.  station 
LeggaL,  Jas.,  4  Port  Hopetoun. 

See  Adv. 
Leslie,  James,  19  Duudas  street 
Lindsay,  John,  HajTnai'ket  and 

Thomas  street 
Lingard,    John,    N.B.    railway. 

Low  Calton 
M'Corkel,  James,  47  Dean  st. 
il'Cormack,  James,  8  North  br. 
M'Ewan,  Peter,  Morrison  street 

depot 
M'Hendrie,    William,    9    Port 

Hamilton 
Mackay,  Mrs,  25b  Bread  street 
M'Kelvie,    J.,    HajTuarket  and 
47  Queensferry  st.     See  Adv, 
M  'Murray,  John,  Lochiin,  Home 

street 
^I'Neill,   David,    St    Leonard's 

depot 
.Alarley  Hill  CJoke  Co.,  llA  An- 
tigua street 
Marquis  of  Lothian's  Coal  depot, 

St  Leonard's  and  4  Baltic  st. 
MarshaU,  William,  14  S.  Char- 
lotte street.     See  Adv. 
Martin,  William,  West  cottages, 

Granton 
Mason,  R.,  15  Port  Hamilton 
Menzies,  John,  &  Son,  23  and  25 

Prince  Regent  street 
Menzies,  John,  66  Grove  street 

and  Haymarket.     See  Adv. 
Millar,  J.,  k  Co.,  Freer  street 
Miller,  Andi-ew,  Caledonian  rail- 
way station,  Leith 
Monciu',  Jas.,  IS  Port  Hamilton 
Muu-,  Robert,  3  Murray  street 
Mm'ray,  T.  C. ,  2  Cauonmills  br. 
Musgrove,  J. ,  4  Melbourne  place 
Nairn,  Wm. ,  5  Richmond  place 
Nimmo  &  Bui'ns,  St  Leonard's 

station  and  83  Clerk  street 
Nimmo,  David,  22  Semple  st. 
Noble,  Mrs,  13  Port  Hopetoun 
Oriental  Coal  Co.  (Limited),  55 

Bernard  street 
Baton,  Wm. ,  Hamilton  place 
Payne,  T. ,  14  Port  Hopetoun 
Ramsay,  Alex.,  15  Portland  pi. 


Russell  place 
Rendall,     Thomas,     Caledonian 

Railway  station,  Leith 
Richardson,  D.,  9  Janefield  pi. 
Robertson,  Duncan,  57  Grove  st. 
Robertson,  Jas.,  10  Bank  place, 

Leith 
Robertson,  Jas.,  28  St  Leonard  st. 
Robei'tson,  John,  9  Upper  Grove 

place 
Rodger,  Jas.,  13  Port  Hamilton 
Rogers,  Jas.,  10  Drumdryan  st. 
Romans,  J.  &  W. ,  8  Forth  street 
Russell,   Alex.,   4  St   Leonard's 

iepot 
Scott,  James,  44  Rankeillor  st. 
Shand,  John,  44  South  bridge 
Shaw,  James,  2  Hamilton  place 
Shaw,  Wm.,  67  Fountainbridge 
Shearer,  M.  J.,  k  Co.,   7   Port 

Hamilton 
Sidey,  John,  17  Clieyne  street 
Simpson,   R.   k  H.,  Caledonian 

railway  depot 
Simpson,  George,  31  St  Andrew 

square 
Simpson,  GUbertP.,  1  Coatespl. 
Simpson,  J.,  11  Port  Hopetoiin 
Sinclair,  Donald,  5  Criehton  st. 
Sinclair,  Miss  B.,  22  Port  Hamil- 
ton 
Sives,  John,  Morrison  st.  depot 
Sloan  &  Son,  49  Broughton  st., 
Easter  road,  and  67  Castle  st. 
Smith,    John,    &    Sons :    Head 
office,  67  Lothian  road  ;  branch 
offices,   1  Spring  gardens  and 
2   West    Newington    terrace  ; 
depots,  Morrison  street,  Hay- 
market, and  Dairy.    See  Adv. 
Smith,  Richd.  S.,  7  St  Leonard's 

station 
Smith,  Robert,  Orchardfield  st. 
Stevenson,  D.,  12  Sciennes  pi. 
Stevenson,    Ressich,    &   Co.,    6 

Bernard  street 
Stewart,  Jas.,  31  St  Andrew  sq. 
Suniinerhouse  and  Standrig  Col- 
lierj'  Office,  2  Port  Hopetoun  ; 
W.  Booth,  agent.     See  Adv. 
Sword,  J.,  3  Old  Bridgend,  Leith 
walk,     Scotland    street,    and 
Trinity  stations.     See  Adv. 
Taylor,  R.  P.,  6  Port  Hamilton 
Tajdor,  R.,  1  Haddington  place 
Telfer,  John,  3  Bright  terrace 
Telford,  Mrs  Jos.,  6  Grange  loan 
Thomson,  Geo.,  14  Storrie's  alley 
Thomson,  John,  8  Gladstone  ter. 
Thomson,  Wm.,  24  Sheriff  brae- 
Thomson,  Wm.,   1  Haymarket 

depot 
Torrance,  John,  90  East  Cross- 
causeway 
Torrance,  John  F.,  26  Grindlay 

street 
Turhbull,   Salvesen,   &  Co.,   23 
Sandport  street  and  Granton 


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Turner,  John,  Granton,  Crewe, 

and  Craigleitli 
Vallance,  John,  3  Port  Hamilton 
Yeitch,  Robert,  Rose  hxne  station 
Waldie,  J. ,  &  Sons,  coal  and  coke 
merchants,  39  Whitfield  place, 
Haymarket,    Scotland    street, 
IST.  Leith,  Leith  walk,  Trinit.y, 
Granton,    and    St    Leonard's 
coal  stations.      Order  offices, 
39  Queen  st.,  3  W.  Tol] cross, 
and  85  Clerk  st.     See  Adv. 
Wale,  Mrs  James,  2  Crichton  st. 
Waterston,  Jas.,jun.,  Caledonian 
depot,  31  Hamilton  pi. ,  Stock- 
bridge,  and  24  Clerk  street 
Watson,  J.,  &Co.,  37  Yardheads 
Watson,  R.,  10  Catherine  street 
Whitehill,  DaUiousie,  and  Gor- 
ton coal  depot,  St  Leonard's 
and  Leith  walk  stations 
Williamson,    John,    Rose    lane 

station 
Wilson,  A.,  36  Wright's  houses 
Wilson,  John,  2  Port  Hopetoun. 

See  Adv. 
Wilson,  John,    IMorrison   street 
depot  and  North  Leith  station 
See  Adv. 

Coffeerooms. 

See  Hotels  and  Taverns. 

Colour  Merchants. 

Tliose  marked  *  are  Manufac- 
turers. 

■Anderson,  R.,  &  Co.,  67  Timber 

bush 
Craig  &  Rose,  Anderson's  place 
*Dane,  J.,  &  Co.,  3  E.  Register  st. 
*Davidson,  R.,  &  Co.,  5  &  6  Shore 
*Liddle,  W.,  &  Co.,  15  Leith 
walk  and  47  Regent  Arch  pi. 
*Lundy,  John  J.,  &  Co.,  20  Elbe 

street 
*Sim,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  6  Jane  street 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  1  &  2  Calton  st. 
Stewart,  W.,   &  Son,    3  and  5 

Fountainbridge 
Stott,  John  M.,  5  Meuse  lane 
Walker,  Ts.  M.,  106  West  bow 
Warden,  W.,  &  Co.,  7  Ronald- 
son's  buildings 

Combmakers. 

Bell,  Fred.,  54  Hanover  street 
Blackball  Brothers,  22  North  br. 
Cochran,  John,  Water  of  Leith 
Scottish  Vulcanite  Co.  (Limited) 

(India-rubber  Works),  Yiew- 

forth,  Fountainbridge 
Stewart,  John,  jun.,  8  Johnston 

terrace 

Commercial  Travellers. 

Sec  Travellers,  Commercial. 


Commission  Agents. 

See  Agents. 

Confectioners. 

See  also  Bakers  and  Fruiterers. 
Those  marlced  *  cdso  Wholescde. 

Aitchison  &  Sons,  77  Queen  st. 
Alexander,  Miss,  9a  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
Alexander,  Mrs,  334  Lawnmakt. 
Allan,  Mrs  A.,  42  St  Leonard  st. 
Bain,  Mrs  J.,  102  Canongate 
Ballantjuie,  Mrs,  139  St  Leonard 

street 
Bertram,  M.,  133  Kirkgate 
Beveridge,  Robert,  64  Kirkgate 
Blair,  Robert,  37  George  street 
Blyth,  John,  3  Union  place 
Bowton,  John,  3  Hamilton  place 
Bremner,  G.,  229  Canongate 
Brown,  James,  122  Nicolson  st. 

and  50  Buccleuch  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  22  East  Norton  pi. 
Carr,  Joseph,  93  High  street 
Clark,  John,  26  Kirkgate 
Colville,  Miss,  Hugh  Miller  cot- 
tage, Hugh  Miller  place 
Cook,  John,  32  Crosscauseway 
Cooper,  Jas. ,  1 4  Montague  street 
Crosbie,  John,  18  E.  Richmond 

street 
Currie  &  Co. ,  25  George  iv.  bridge 
Dempsey,  J.,  319  High  street 
Denham,  Jas.,  31  Earl  Grey  st. 
Doherty,  Sarah,  76  Canongate 
Drysdale,  Alex.,  3  and  5  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Dunn,  Joseph,  10  Shrub  place 
Easton,  John,  4  Carnegie  street 
Eunson,    T.     B.,    23  "Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
*Farquharson,    D.,    30    and   34 

West  port 
*rerguson,  Alex,  (to  the  Queen 
and     H.R.H.    the    Duke    of 
Edinburgh),    1    and    2    Mel- 
bourne place.     See  Adv. 
Ferguson,  R.  J. ,  6  Howe  street 
Ford,  Alexander,  75  Potterrow 
Forsyth,  Colin,  83  High  street 
Friend,  Geo.,  28a  Earl  Greyst. 
Friend   Mrs,  83  Broughton  st. 
Gordon,  Misses,  45  North  bridge 
Gorrie,  John,  36  St  Andrew  st. , 

Leith 
Grant,  D. ,  6  North  St  Andi-ew  st. 

See  Adv. 
Grant,  John,  junior,  47  Shore 
Hunter  &   Glover,  3  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Imrie,  Henry,  65  South  bridge 
Irvine,  Francis,  16  Clerk  street 
Johnston,  J.,  204  Cowgate 
Kerr,  Miss,  144  Rose  street 
King,  Thomas,  5  Church  street 
JCnowles,  J.,  7  Bank  street 


*Lawson,  Geo.,  10  and  11  West  t 

Newington,  20  Lothian  street, 

and  23  Earl  Grey  street 
Legget,  Thomas,  23  Dean  street 
Leishman,  ]\Iiss,  6  Cockbimi  st. 
Littlejohn,   T.,   31,   33,  and  35 

Leith  street 
Lockie,  T.  S. ,  5  Amelia  Ann  pi. 
Lyon,  Chas. ,  &  Sons,  4  Bristo  st. 
M'Clusky,  Thos.,  10  Horse  wynd 
M 'Donald,  Jn. ,  3  W.  Nicolson  st. 
*M'Dougal,    James,    &  Co.,   98 

Canongate 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  8  Tobago  st. 
Mackenzie  &  Mackenzie,  63  Queen 

street 
Mackintosh,  Aw. ,  346  Lawnmkt. 
M'Pherson,  H.,  115  Nicolson  st. 
MacQueen,  Chas.,  21  Bristo  st. 
Maxwell,  R.,  131  Fountainbr. 
Meikle,  Janet,  8a  St  Patrick  sc[. 
Millar,  John,  7  Kirkgate 
Miller  k  M 'Donald,  Murano  pi. 
Miller,  James,  49  Lothian  road 
Moil'at,  Charles,   245  Canongate 

and  60  Low  Calton 
Morgan,  James  C,  4  Drevar  pi. 
Murray,  H.,  109  Nicolson  street 
Noble,  J.,  21  Union  place 
Reid,  Edmund,  9  Hill  square 
Richardson,  D.,  223  Canongate 
Ritchie,  And.,  11  Cockburn  st. 
Robertson,  Alex.,  40' Cowgate 
Robertson,  H.,  62  South  bridge 
Robertson,  H.,  56  Cockburn  st. 
Robertson,  Jas.  H.,  196  Cowgate 
Ross,  David,  35  N.  Pitt  street 
Ross,  W.,  95  West  bow 
Ross,  Ann,  163  Rose  sti-eet 
*Scott,  Alex.,  22  to  25  Waverley 

market  and  14  Catherine  st. 
Scott,  James,  8  Carnegie  street 
Scott,  John,  13  Riddle's  cL,  Leith 
Scott,  Leonard  C. ,  234  Canongate 
*Shiels,  R.,  &  Son,  5,  6,  and  7 

Bristo  place 
Simpson,  Geo. ,  4  Leggat's  land 
Steedman,  Adam,  60  PotteiTOW 
Stuart,  A.,  152  Canongate 
Vallance,  William,  13  Hanover 

street  and  5  Calton  street 
Walker,  Alex.,  117a  Canongate 
Williamson  &  Son,  16  Dundas  st. 
Wright,  George,  14  Gilford  park 
Young,  Mrs,  76  Pleasance 

Consuls. 

See  General  Directory. 

Contractors. 

Adamson,  Geo.,  35  Leith  street 
Beattie,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  15  Foun- 
tainbridge and  4  Frederick  st. 
Bennet,  John,  11  Dock  place 
Brown,  John,  41  Grove  street 
Brown,  Robert,   Black's  entry, 

Comely  b.ink 
Cavanaofli.  John.  CanonmilLs 


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Crombie,  Alex.,  20  Burnside 
Dick,  John,  10  and  11  Cromwell 

street 
Dufty,  Peter,  1  S.  Xiddry  street 
Duncan,  TVm. ,  3  Port  Hopetoiin 
Ferguson,  F.,  23  Fox  lane 
Finnie,  Mrs,  1  Balbirnie  place 
Gallagher,   John,   31a  Scotland 

sti'eet 
GJoodwin,  "Wni.,  Gilmore  park 
Gowans,  James,  31  Castle  terrace 
Gray,  A.,  Thornybauk 
Grieve,  Walter,  2  St  Cuthbert's 

place 
Henderson,  John,  Bellevne 
Herbert,  George,  44  Conper  st. 
Hope,  A.,  Young  street  lane 
Hunter    Brothers,    23    Downie 

place 
Hunter,  T.  S.,  3  Laverockbank, 

Trinity 
Hutcheson,    "William,    21    Port 

Hamilton 
Ireland,  W.  &  E.,  25  Clyde  st. 
Kinuaird,  "William,    31    Bangor 

road 
Lonie,  John,  109  Giles  sti'eet 
M'lntosh,  E.,  &  Son,  4a  Com- 
mercial sti'eet 
Mackay,  John,  37  Ann  street 
Mason,  Eobert,    Black's   entry. 

Comely  bank 
Meldriun,  John,  88  Rosemount 

buildings 
Mellon,  John,  1  Chalmers  cres. 
iloncriefF,  James,  Gilmore  park 
Moreland,     William,     11^     St 

Anthony  place 
Morris,  John,  Dairy  road 
Jlorrison,  Alex.  M.,  4  Belleyue 

terrace 
Nichol,   Richard,   16  Yiewforth 

park 
O'Donnell,  John,  44  South  br. 
Ormiston,  Geo.,  Cottage,  Simny 

bank 
Paul,  John,  46  Bernard  street 
Proctor,  William,  Black's  entiy. 

Comely  bank 
Ramsay,  David,  1  Dunbar  sti-eet 
Richardson,  James,  27  Burnside 
Robb,  John,  Tynecastle 
Ross,  William,  7  Brand  place 
Scott,  James,  5  Morton  sti'eet 
Shaw,  Peter,  6  Cambridge  street 
Stenhouse  &  Black,  7  Johnston 

sti'eet 
Thomson,  W.,  7  West  ISTewing- 

ton  place 
Torrance,  John,  90  Crosscause- 

way 
Turner,  George,  104  Nicolson  st. 
Utterson,    Robert,   11  Bowling- 

gi'een  street 
Waddell,  A.,  Freer  street 
Walker,   Robert,    16    Cromwell 

sti-eet 
I  Wilson,  A.,  &Son,  Grauton villa, 

Granton  road 

2C 


Coopers.  l 

Marked  *  are  also  Fishcitrers,  ■ 
and  f  are  Wine  Coopers. 

Alexander,  A.,  &  Son,  15  Poplar  i 
lane  ; 

*Ash worth,  AVm.,  18  Darling's 
brae  1 

*Brannan,  Jas.,  26  South  back 
of  Canongate 

Bruiiton,  Alex.,  31  Abbey  hill 

Coventry,  W.,  23  PortHopetoun 

*Cowe,  Henry,  51  GUes  street 
and  Old  Church  wharf 

Dingwall,  Robt.,  24  Lauriston  pi. 

Drybm-gh,  N.,  &  Son,  7,  8,  &  9 
Mitchell  street 

Ewing,  William,  27  Barony  st. 

Fraser,  Simon,  11  Haymarket 
ter.  and  39  Grindlay  street 

Hunter,  P.,  10  St  Patrick  sq. 

Lindsay,  Wm.,  62  George  st. 

*Methuen,  James,  33  Bernard  st. 

!Mowat,  John,  9  Dock  street 

*Mui'ray,  J.,  Upper  drawbridge 

*Nicol,  J.,  26  S.  B.  Canongate 

Pentland,  Y.  J.,  &  Son,  14 
Spence's  place,  Leith 

Pourie,  John,  &  Sons,  10  Sand- 
port  street 

Eeid,  Robert,  1  Leggat's  land 

tRobertson,  D.,  &  Son,  8  Elbe  st. 

tStewart  &  Jordan,  4  Dock  st. 

*Thomson,  D.  D.,  &  Co.,  24  and 
26  Giles  sti'eet 

Thomson,  Robt.,  12  Giffordpark 

Yeitch,  J.  C,  28  Port  Hopetoun 

Copperplate  Printers. 

See  Engravers. 

Coppersmiths  and 
Braziers. 

Callam,  Geo.,  &  Co.,  13  Green- 
side  place 

Callam,  Thomas,  51  Shore 

Dickson  &  Welsh,  4  Queen's 
pi.,  Greenside  row.     See  Adv. 

M'Millan  &  Robertson,  Shrub  pi. 
See  Adv. 

M'Naughton,  John,  5  and  6  Fyfe 
place.     See  Adv. 

Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 
Shore,  and  6,  7,  20,  and  21 
Broad  wynd. 

Corkcutters. 

Alston,  Jn.,  25  S.  Richmond  st. 
Ancrum,  J.,  k  Son,  142  Rose  st. 
Craw,  "VVm.  ('.,  6  East  Adam  st. 
Currie,  William,  51  Water  lane 
Dalgleish,    D.,    &    Son,    South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Easson,  J.,  16  Assembly  sti'eet 
Fleming,  David,  21  Buccleuch  st. 
Fyfe,    Neilson,    &    Son,    High 

Calton 


Graham,  John,  45  Thistle  street 
Gray,  Andrew,  12  Sandport  st. 
Gray,  Win.,  10  Montgomery  st. 
Jarvis,  Mrs  A.,  119  Grassmarket 
Johnston,  John,  31a  Greenside 

street 
Kennedy,  Charles,  36  N.  Rich- 
mond street 
Kerr,  WiUiam,  22  Buccleuch  st. 
Linton,  Antb-ew,  87  High  street 
Mackay,  Wm.,  31  Blair  street 
M'Kenzie,  J.,  109Kirkgate 
M 'Queen,  David,  110  Giles  st. 
Millar,  James,  108  Kirkgate 
Mossman,    Donald,    137    Kirk- 
gate 
Robertson,  David,  &  Son,  8  Elbe 

street 
Turnbull,  R.,  5  Dock  street 
Young,  Robert,  3  Alison  square 

Corn  Merchants. 

Abbott  &  Co.,  22  Constitution  st. 

Aikman,  A.,  17  Queensferry  st. 

Aitken,  Graj-,  &  Co.,  21  Ber- 
nard street 

Aitken,  Samuel,  5  Tollcross 

Aitken,  Thomson,  17  Kirkgate 

Aitken,  Wm.,  6  Melville  place 

Alexander,  Andrew,  &  Co.,  22b 
Macdowall  street 

Alexander,  Alex.,  17  Bristo  st. 

Alison  &  Cowan,  70  Constitution 
street 

Allan,  Robert,  76  W.  Fountain- 
bridge 

Anderson,  Walt. ,  Livingstone  pi. 

Andrew,  Jn.,  N.  Junction  street 

Balfour,  J.,  &  Co.,  23  Constitu- 
tion street 

Bell,  R.  F.,  &  Son,  19  Consti- 
tution street 

Berry,  Barclay,  &  Co.,  43  Con- 
stitution street 

Boosie,  And.,  8  Chalmers  street 

Charters,  John,  22  Frederick  st. 

Christie  &  Park,  38  Timber  bush 

Cochrane,  Paterson,  &  Co.,  46 
Constitution  street 

Combe,  Ree,  &  Co.,  17  Constitu- 
tion sti'eet 

Dickson,  William,  42  Leveu  st. 

Dishington,  Thomas,  k  Co.,  56 
Constitution  street 

Downs,  James,  2  Duke  street, 
Leith 

Duncan,  Stark,  k  Co.,  6  Ber- 
nard street 

Engholm  k  Co.,  76  Constitution 

Fyfe,  Wm.,  50  Duke  st.,  Leith 

Gibson  k  Walker,  Bonnington 
steam  mills 

Glasgow,  John,  40  Fountain- 
bridge 

Gulland,  John,  20  Greenside  st. 

Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  Hay's  mills, 
Whitfield  place 


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Hay,  A.,  43  Lotliian  road 
Hay,  Jokn,  88  Grassmarket 
Henderson,  D.  W.,  39  Constitu- 
tion street 
Herdman,  John,  &  Sons,   Hay- 
market  mUls 
Hermann,  Cochrane,  &  Co.,  40 

Quality  street 
Hobkii-k,  J.,  37  Great  King  st. 
Hogg,  Robert,  9  Cobden  terrace 
Ingiis  &  Co.,  94  South  bridge 
Inglis,    John,    Junction    steam 

mills,  Bowling-green  street 
Jacobsen  &  Co.,  42  Bernard  st. 
Jacobsen,  Frederick,  2  Baltic  st. 
Johnstone,  A.  C,  40  Quality  st. 
Jones,  R.  M.,  &  Co.,  48  Consti- 
tution sta-eet 
Kemp,  James,  79  Clerk  street 
Lawson,   R.,  &  Son,   91   Grass- 
market 
Lawson,  H.,  11  Atholl  place 
Lawson,  James,  Bell's  mills 
Lawson,  John,  64  Grassmarket 
Lee,  William,  13  E.  Preston  st. 
Liddle,  James,  46  George  iv.  br. 
Lindsay  &  Son,  31  Cowgate 
Lindsay,  William  N.,  21  Quality 

sti-eet,  Leith 
Litster,  John,  6  Grassmarket 
Lizars  &  Taylor,  17  Quality  st. 
Louden,  William,  10  Beaumont 

place 
M'Farlane,  A.,  &  Son,  160  Con- 
stitution street 
M'Keiizie,  Bro'svn,   &   Co.,    165 

West  port 
M'Lean  &  Hope,  51  Timber  bush 
Maclennan,  George,  Lochrin 
ilatthew  k  Theihnann,  20  Baltic 

street 
Meik,  T.  C,  &  Co.,  39  Consti- 
tution street 
Millar,  W.,  1  Rosebank  cottages 
Mitchell,  Somerville,  &  Co.,  37 

Bernard  street 
Moffat,  J.  W. ,  39  Constitution  st. 
Mm'ray,  Robert,  7  Roxburgh  pi. 
Neill,  John,  27  Constitution  st. 
Keuffert,  J.  M.,  2  Baltic  street 
Palmer,  D.,  9  Grassmarket 
Patterson,  A.,  Lochrin  and  85 

Giles  street 
Ramsay,  Thos.,  50  Grassmarket 
RendaU,  Wm.,  32  Bernard  street 
Riddel,  Adam,  10  Brougham  pi. 
Riflland,  John  Paton,   11  Dun- 
can street 
Ritchie,  Cosmo,  25  Leven  street 
Robertson  k  Hope,  39  Constitu- 
tion .street 
Robertson,  R.,  112  Nicolson  st. 
Robinow,  Marjoribanks,  &  Co., 

G2  Constitution  street 
Schuthe,  Emil,  &  Co.,  17  Baltic 

street 
Scott,  Thomas  G.,  Raimes  park 

villas,  Ferry  road 
Scton,  A.  C,  16  Cowgate 


Sharpe,  Robert,  26  Upper  Gray 

street 
[  Shaw,  Wm. ,  5  Dairy  park  ter. 
j  Shirreff,  Chas.  H. ,  2  High  Calton } 
'  Sinclaii-,  John,  60  Gt.  Jimctionst.  I 
I  Smith,  Alex.,  22  Bernard  street 
Smith,  Daniel,  21  Blacket  place 
Smith,  David,  1  Rosebank,  May- 
field  loan 
Smith,  David,  16  Richmond  pi. 
Smith,  P.  B.,21  Constitution  st. 
Smith,  Thomas,  10  Quality  st. 
Sorensen,  M.,  k  Kidd,  53  Con- 
stitution street 
Stegmann,  Scott,  k  Co.,  19  Con- 
stitution street 
Taysen  &  Co.,  25  Constitution 

street 
Thomson,  Geo.,  4  Oxford  street 
Thomson,  Jas.,  &  Sons,  5  Leven 

street 
Thomson,  T.,  5  Elder  street 
Thomson,  Wm.,  10  Stafford  st. 
Tod,  A.  &  R. ,  Commercial  street 
Tod  Brothers,  1  Baker's  place 
Turcan,  C.  J.,  76  Constitution  st. 
Watson,  Leybourne,  &  Co.,  74 

Constitution  street 
Weatherstone,  J. ,  47  Bridge  st. 
Weir,  Da-sid,  31  Bernard  street 
^^^lJ-te,  David,  3  Park  sti-eet 
Williamson,  Charles,  19  Bernard 

sti-eet 
WHson,  W. ,  Swanfield  mills 
Wishart  &  Clapperton,  22  Baltic 

street 
Wren,  George,  48  i\Iitchell  sti-eet 
Wyllie,  Wm.  F.,  4  Morrison  st. 

Corset  Makers. 

See  Stay  and  Corset  Makers. 

Cowfeeders. 

See  Dairy-keepers. 

C  ricket  Warehousemen . 

King,  Percival,  54c  Lothian  st. 

See  Adv. 
Soutter,    James,    k    Son,     102 

Princes  street 

Curriers. 

See  Leather  Merchants. 

Cutlers  and  Surgical 
Instrument  Makers. 

Arbuckle,  Joseph,   44  Nicolson 

street 
Archibald,  Mrs  M.,  117  Kirkgate 
Gardner,  Jas.,   45  South  bridge 
HiUiard,  Harvey,  7  Nicolsou  st. 
Ker,  Thomas,  27  Potterrow 
Macfarlane,  A.,  1  Glanville  pi. 
Mackenzie,  David,  58  South  br. 
Richardson,  William,  53  North 

bridge 


Ruddiman,  John,  80  Leith  street 
Young,  Arch.,  58  North  bridge 

Dairy-keepers. 

Aitchisou,  Miss,  8  W.  Richmond 

street 
Aitken,  W.,  5  North  Pitt  street 
Alexander,  William,  Lochrin 
Anderson,  Wm. ,  4  Castle  barns 
Begbie,  John,  9  Tvnecastle  pi. 
Black,  W.,  269  Canongate 
Blair,  John,  Cherry  bank 
Boa,  James,  68  Potterrow 
Boe,  Mrs  S.,  13  and  97  High  st. 
Brooks,    James,     25     Balbirnie 

place 
Brotherston,  Chas.,  2  Coburgst. 
Brown,  James,  23  Cowgate 
Cairns,  John,  90  Fountainbridge 
Cameron,  Alex.,  97  Canongate 
Cameron,  Alex.,  5  Duncan  st. 
Cameron,  Robert,  93  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
Campbell,  A. ,  2  Bainfield  ter. 
Campbell,  D.,  4a  St  James'  sq. 
Campbell,  John,  4  Balbirnie  pi. 
Campbell,  John,  18  Rose  street 
Chisholm,  R.,  42  N.  Richmond 

street 
Chisholm,  Wm.,  60  Cause  wayside 
Christie,  James,  Blandfield  cot- 
tage, Broughton  road,  and  4 

Barony  street 
Clapperton,  T.,  52  Causewayside 
Clark,  Jas.,  3  W.  Crosscauseway 
Clifford,  G.,  W.  Preston  street 
Cockburn,  Mrs  P.,  42  Duke  st., 

Leith 
Colthart,  Wm.,  28  India  place 
Coltherd,  J.,  16  Cumberland  st. 
Cooper,  William,  36  Broughton 

street 
Crawford,  Alex.,  4^  Drummond 

sti-eet 
Crombie,  Mrs  Thos. ,  Bell's  mills. 

See  Adv. 
Cuningham,  John,  9  Pitt  street 
Denholm,   Isabella,  Pati-iothall, 

Hamilton  place 
Dickie,  Alex.,  Grahame  street 
Douglas,  Geo.,  1  Brandfield  st. 
Douglas,  John,  90  Fountainbr. 
Duff,  Alexander,  76  Potterrow 
Dun,  M.,  200a  Pleasance 
Falconer,  S.,  4  Sheriff  brae 
Finlay,  John,  29  St  Patrick  sq. 
Fleming,  Jas.,  76  Noi-tliumber- 

land  street 
Forrest,  Robt.,  60a  Buccleuchst. 
Fowler,  John,  17  Tarvit  street 
Fowler,  Wm.,  77  Cumberland  st. 
Frame,  And.,  11  Drumdryanst. 
Gibb,  John,  6  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Gibson,  John,  1  Hope  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  M.,  101  Canongate 
Gird  wood,  R. ,  181  Causewaj'side 
Goodall,  Alex.,  39  Couper  street 
Gray,  W.,  46  India  place 


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Patersou,  Mrs,  17  Hill  place 
Porteous,  Mrs  A.,  14  Mercliiston 

terrace 
Porteo\is,  Miss,  6  Leven  st. 
Prentice,  John,  Tollcross 
Prin^le,  Alex.,  4  Elbe  street 


Haddow,    Thos.,    Comely  bank 

and  9  Deanhaugli  street 
Hair,  Margaret,  364  Castle  hill 
Harley,  Edward,  6  William  st. 
Harper,  John,  327  Cowgate 
Haj',  John,  32  S.  B.  Canongate 
Henderson,  J. ,  3  Balbii'uie  place '  Pringle,  T. ,  8  S.  St  James'  st. 
Henderson,    James,    44    Brims- 1  Ramsay,  D.,  49  Kirkgate 

wick  street  Robertson,  A.,  70  Rose  street 

Henderson,  Mrs  J.,  Ill  Canon- j Robertson,  Geo.,  4  E.  Sciennes 

gate  1      street 

Hei-iot,  C. ,  2  St  James'  sqiiare  ;  Robertson,  J. ,  42  Loudon  street 
Hiley,  A.,  15a  Carnegie  street  ;  Robertson,  John,  26 Balbirnie pi. 
Hodge,  William,  57  Grove  street  Robertson,  William,  2  Hope  st. 
Hogg,  Mrs,  1  W.  Crosscauseway  Robertson,  Wm. ,  1  Church  st. 


Hone}Tnan,   Thos.,    26  William 

street 
Hutchison,  Mrs  J.,  1  Scotland 

street 
Inglis,  William,  25  Abbey  hill 
Irvine,  Alex.,  4  Trafalgar  sti'eet 
Jack,  Colin,  2a  Haddington  pi. 
Jack,  W. ,  6  Saunders  street 
Jackson,  Robert,  ISIaryfield 
Jamieson,  Alex.,  78  Queen  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  141  High  st. 
Elilpati-ick,  Andi-ew,  5  Balbii-nie 

place 
Kinloch,  James,  20  Hanover  st. 
Laidlaw,  Ralph,  5  High  riggs 
Lawsou,  David,  21  Yardheads 
Leadbetter,  E.,  188  Cowgate 
Lees,  Henry,  33  Jamaica  street 
Lumsdeu,  Alex. ,  2  Leith  walk 
M 'Donald,  Wm.,  14  Charles  st. 
M'Dougal,  W.,  26  Greenside  st. 
M'Dougall,  Mrs  E.,  4  Teviot  row 
M'Dougall,  Miss,  Silverfield 
M'Ewan,  John,  19  Broughtoust. 
M'Farlane,  Alex.,  Lovers  lane 
M'Gregor,  Lewis,  Burnside 
M'Lachlan,  C,  27  Balbirnie  pi. 
M'MoiTan,  James,  5  Union  st. 
M'Neil,  Alex.,  6  Balbirnie  place 
Macnish,  Robt. ,  Inverleith  North 

Mains,  Ferry  road 
M'Pherson,  Jas.,  2  Balbii-nie  pi. 
M'Pherson,  R.,  1  ToUcross 
Mann,  John,  7a  Hope  park  sq. 
Melrose,  Wm.,  24  Jamaica  st. 
Menelaws,  Geo.,  7  Gladstone  pi. 
Menzies,  John,  &  Co.,  8  Balfour 

sti'eet 
Mitchell,  R.,  20  Bruns^'ick  st. 
Morgan,  John,  13  Primrose  st. 
]\Iorris,  John,  Dairy  road 
Morton,  J.,  4  Lome  street 
Morton,  William,  68  Thistle  st. 
Mowat,  Wm. ,  4  Quality  street 
ilunro,  Thos. ,  5  Warriston  pi. 
Murdoch,  Alex.,  55  Bristo  st. 
Nisbet,  Thomas,  5  Gillespie  pi. 
Niven,  John,  9  Huntlj'  street 
Niven,  Robert,  jun.,  53  Prince 

Regent  street 
Ogg,  Peter,  128  Rose  street 
Paterson,  A.,  49  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Paterson,  Mrs,  29  N.  Richmond 
street 


Ross,  Alex.,  13  Greenside  st. 
Ross,  John,  43  William  sti'eet 
Sanderson,  Geo.,  8  Richmond  pi. 
Sanderson,   R.,  44  North  Rich- 
mond street 
Scott,  James,  23  Bumside 
Shaw,  R.,  Main  point 
Shiells,  John,  100  Pleasance 
Sime,  Robert,  33  Lothian  sti'eet 
Simpson,  Mrs,   3  St  Cuthbert's 
place,  andRosemount,  Corstor 
phine 
Sinclair,  John,  108  Rose  street 
Smith,  Alex.,  32  Potterrow 
Smith,  A.  T.,  4  Market  street 
Smith,  G. ,  3  Northumberland  pi. 
Smith,  James,  lO.v  Bristo  street 
Smith,  William,  Bonnington 
Smith,  Mrs,  1  Blackford  place 
Sommerville,   Adam,  43  St  Leo- 
nard street 
Sommerville,  Mrs,  St  Andrew's 

place 
Souter,    James,    Rosehall,    Dal- 
keith road 
Spence,  Mrs,  1  Thornybauk 
Steele,  Robert,  29  Cobiu'g  st. 
Stewart,  George,  23  Dundas  st. 
Stobie,  Robert,  17  Clerk  sti-eet 
Stiachan,  J.,  70  Pleasance 
Swan,  George,  18  Burnside 
Swinton,     Robert,    Woodgrove, 

Eden  lane 
Tait,  Mrs  J.,  7  Mansfield  place 
Taylor,   A.,    14    Riddle's   close, 

Leith 
Taylor,  George,  10  Sheriff  brae 
Telfer,  Alex.,  69  Lothian  road 
Teiinent,  Jas.,  3  W.  Preston  st. 
Thomson,  James,  239  High  st. 
Thomson,  James,  7  Jamaica  st. 
Thomson,  John,  22  Heriot  place 
Thomson,  Robert,  19  Leven  st. 
Torbain,  Alex.,  6  Union  place, 

Bonnington 
Train,  Mrs  E.,  46  Buccleuch  st. 
Traquair,  J.,  267  Cowgate 
Tunna,   Miss  J.,   15   South  St 

James'  street 
Veitch,  Robert,  2  Lonestone  st, 
Waldie,  Adam,  8  Prospect  st. 
Waldie,  J.,  123  Pleasance 
Walker,  George,  21  Clerk  street 
Watson,  George,  4  Dublin  street 


Watson,  James,  5  Raeburn  pi. 
Watson,  Mrs,  21  Downie  place 
Weir,  Mrs,  4  Canning  place 
White,  Robert,  217  Canongate 
White,  Thos.,  8  St  Anthony  pi. 
Williamson,  Mrs  J. ,  115  Cowgate 
Wilson,  Chas.,  17  IJrunswick  st. 
Wilson,  Peter,  3  Pieardy  place 
Wilson,  Wm.,  36  Northumber- 
land sti'eet 
Wilson,    Mrs    Ann,    54    South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Wood,  G.,  104  Kirkgate 
Wood,  John,  1  Springfield 
Wood,  John,  14  Potterrow 
Wood,  Thomas,  25  Arthur  st. 
Woolley,  John,  15  Aunfield 
Wright,  Thomas,  23  Carnegie  st. 
Young,  James,  35  Giles  street 
Young,  James,  48  Thistle  street 

and  TjTiecastle 
Young,  M.,  32  Rose  sti'eet 

Dentists. 

Aitchison,  T.  S.,  74  George  st. 

Ayton,  Edward,  1 0  Hope  street 

Brown,  James,  12  West  Newing- 
ton  place 

Cameron,  Peter,  30  Barony  st. 

Chisholm,  J.  K.,  R.  C.  S.  Eiigd. , 
15  Duke  street 

Cooper,  James,  2  Albert  place 

Cormack,  A.,  L.D.S.,  10  George 
square 

Cminiugham,  J.  T.,  L.D.S.,  114 
Lauriston  place 

Douglas,  J. ,  1  Hope  park  ter. 

Fergie,  Wm.,  61  South  Clerk  st. 

Finlayson,  Matthew,  161  Con- 
stitution street 

Gentle,  James,  20  Nicolson  st. 

Hannah,  Wm.,  10  Baker's  place. 
See  Adv. 

Hearder,  T.  B.,  18  Frederick  st. 

Hogue,  D.  Wilson,  65  Queen  st. 

Hogue,  R. ,  65  Queen  street 

Hogue,  Thos.  W.,  65  Queen  st. 

Hooper,  Robert,  57  N.  Hanover 
street 

Hutchins,  Chas.,  24Maitlandst. 

Leask,  R.  C,  1  Union  st.,  Leith 

Macgregor,  Mai.,  20  Queen  st. 

M'Intosh,  Jas.  &  R.  C,  18  North 
bridge  and  1  Bernard  terrace 

Macleod,  W.  B.,  43  George  sq. 

Matthew,  Charles,  59  Queen  st. 

Merrilees,  F.,  101  George  street 

Morrison,  James  D.,  27  Grange 
road.     See  Adv. 

Mouat,  Andrew  W.,  Bank  cot- 
tage. Ferry  road 

Nelson,  James,  9  Montague  st. 

NicoU,  Hugh,  1  Gayfield  place 

NicoU,  William  S. ,  41  George  st. 

Orphoot,  Peter,  113  George  st. 

OiTock  &  Hepburn,  7  Abercromby 
place 

Park,  John  C,  108  Rose  street 


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Peattie,  D.,  6  Raukeillor  street 
Proctor,  Jas.  H.,  130  Princes  st. 
Rankin,  Robert,  28  Dean  street 
Reid,  R.,  19  Heriot  row 
Roberts,  W.  A.,  30  Queen  street 
Smith,  .John,  11  Wemyss  place 
Soiitham,  Rich.,  12  Brougham  st. 
Surenne,  J.  G.,  19  Heriot  row 
Swanson,  A.  I.,  57  Castle  street 
Vernon,  W.  F.,  9  Yiewforth  pi. 

See  Adv. 
Vernon,    "William     Fred.,    80b 

Princes  street.     See  Adv. 
Watt,  M.  J.,  13  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Wight,  John,  8lA  Princes  street 
Wilson,  A.,  21  Young  street 

Die  and  Stamp  Cutters. 

Banks,  John,  59  South  bridge 
Barclay,   Wm.,  51   Hanover  st. 

See  Adv. 
Beveridge,  John  P.,  74  Rose  st. 
Butters,  Laurence,  41  George  st. 
Campbell,  John,  51  Cockburn  st. 
Greenslade,  J.  F.,  18  St  Andrew 

sq^uare 
Hay,  James  S.,  13  Griudlay  st. 
Irvine,  J. ,  1 6  Thistle  street.    See 

Adv. 
Irvine,  John,  377  High  street 
Kirkwood,    A.,    k    Son,    9   St 

James'  square 
Kirkwood,  Alex.,  8  No.  bridge 


Aitchison,  D.,  22  and  23  Kirk- 
gate 
Aitchison,  ]\Irs  James,  38  Queen 

street 
*Alexander  &  Macnab,  81  to  84 

South  bridge 
Alexander,  R.,  467  Lawnmarket 
Anderson,  John,  154  Canongate 
Anderson,  R.  W.,  30  Whitfield 

place 
Annan,  Rich.,  33  Tolbooth  wynd 
Archibald,  James,  47  So.  bridge 
Armstrong,  John,  32Queensferry 

street 
Armstrong,  Miss,  93  Grassmkt. 
Arnott,  John,  &  Co.,  129  Kirk- 
gate 
Baillie,  liirs  M.,  54  Broughton 

street 
Ballingall,  H.,  20  Dundas  street 
Bathgate,  S.  D.,  7  Rosehill  pi. 
Bennet,  D.,  44  Leith  street 
Bennet,  Ann,  138  Kirkgate 
Beveridge,  Miss  J.,  1  Baynefield 
Bishop  &  Nelson,  32  Leven  st. 
Bishop,  W.,  14  Calton  street 
Bisset,  Archiliald,  43  Home  st. 
Blackwood,  T.  &  J.,  43  George 

street    ■ 
Blyth  &  Co.,  14  Clifton  ten-ace 
Bogie,  John  F.,  71  Nicolson  st. 
Brand,  J.  &  0.  S.,  1  North  New- 

ington  place 
Brown,  David,  109  West  port 


Murdoch,  Qu,  &  Son,  51  Hanover  j  g^Q^^.^^'  Samuel,  &  Torbain,  16, 

17,   and   18   Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Bruce,  Robert,  9  Elm  row 
Caird,  Andrew,  2  Anne  place 
Carlisle,  Wm. ,  33  Nicolson  street 
Chisholm,  Jas.,  20  S.  College  st. 
Christie,  William,  44  Bristo  st. 
"Clapperton,  Oliver,  &  Co.,  59 

and  60  Princes  street 
Clark,  Henry  E. ,  127b  George  st. 
Cockle,  Wm.,  138  Canongate 
Cowan  &  Strachan,  15  Princes 

street 
Cowan,  Miss  C. ,  10  Romilly  place 
Cownie,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  63  South 

bridge 
Cownie,  J.  G.,  39  South  bridge 
Cownie,    William,    5    Nicolson 

street  and  46  South  bridge 
Craig,  David,  47  Clerk  street 
Craig,  James,  2  S.  College  street 
Cranston  &  Elliot,  47  North  br. 
Crawford,  D.,  80  Nicolson  street 
Crease,  Jas.  B.,  34  Hanover  st. 
Davidson,  Wm.,  54  Hanover  st. 
Dempster,  J.  &A.,  4Raeburnpl. 
Dobson,   M.    &   J.,    64    and    66 

Lauristou  street 
Donaldson,  W.,  12  Union  place 
Drysdale  &  Baird,  11  George  iv, 

bridge 
Dudgeon,  j\I.  ,  West  Park  terrace. 

Dairy  road 
Fair,  D.  H.,  21  Grassmarket 


street.     See  Adv. 
Nicol,  Robert,  37  North  bridge 
Swan,  Edward,  297  High  street 
Thomson  &  Jack,  39  So.  bridge 

Dining-Rooms. 

See  RefresJiment  Rooms. 

Distillers. 

TJiose  marhed  *  are  Rectifiers. 

"Bernard  &  Co.,  Leith  distillery, 

Yardheads 
Bulloch,  Lade,  &  Co.,  8  Union  st. 
Gilbey,  W.  k  A.,7  and  8  Clifton 

terrace,  Haymarket 
Mackie,  N.  M. ,  &  Co. ,  1 7  Assembly 

street 
Menzies,  Bernard,  &  Co.,  Cale- 
donian distillery,  Haymarket 
Raimes,   Blanshards,   &   Co.    (of 

essential  oils),  17  Smith's  pi. 
*  Usher,  Andrew,  &  Co.,  22,  24^ 

and  26  West  Nicolson  street 
■■'Usher,     A.     &    J.,    Edinburgh 

distillery,  31  West  Sciennes 

Drapers  and  Silk 
Mercers. 

Those  marked  *  are  also  General 
Furnishing  Warehousemen. 

Adamson,  J.,  &  Co.,  70  Great 
Junction  street 


Fairbairn,  Andrew,   12a  Home 

street 
Fairbairn,  James,  7  and  11  Clerk 

street 
Ferguson,  J.  H. ,  31  Elder  street 
Ford,  E.  &  J.,  202  Canongate 
Forsyth,  J.  S.,  65  Cockburn  st» 
Gardner,  W.  C,  140  Nicolson  st. 
Geddes,  James,  21a  Kirkgate 
Gibb,  Miss  J.,  27  W.  Nicol.sou 

street 
Gibson,  Wm.,  1  Lothian  street 
Gillies  Brother,s,  32  and  34  George 

Gillies  &  Calder,  74-76  and  78 

Lauriston  street 
Gillies  &  Kennedy,   75   and  77 

Grassmarket 
Goodwillie  Bros.,  1  Baxter's  pi. 
Gowans  &  Goodlet,  25  George  st. 
Gray  &  Macfarlane,  130  Princes 

street 
Gray,  E.,  40  Tolbooth  wynd 
Gray,  James,  70a  George  street 
Guild,  Charles,  10  Bristo  street 
Guild,  James,  20  Leven  street 
GuUand,  James,  55  Hanover  st. 
Hay,  David,  65  Canongate 
Hendrie,  Mrs  A.,  34  Whitfield 

place 
Hodge,  C.  &  T.,  85  South  bridge 
Holms,  Robert,  51  Fountainbr. 
Howie,  Alex.  S.,  124  Foirntain- 

bridge  west 
Hunter,  Miss  C,  117  Fountain- 
bridge 
Hynde,  Thos.,  &  Co.,  13  Union 

place.     See  Adv. 
Inglis,  M.,  120  Fountainbridge 
Ingi-am,  Mrs,  18  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Jack  &  Patterson,  8  Bristo  st. 
Jack,  James,  24  Lothian  street 
Jamieson,  T.  W.  &  M.   J.,    14 

George  iv.  bridge 
Jamieson,  W.  M.,  20  St  Mary  st. 
Jeffrey,  AV.,  43  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Keddie,  A.  &  A.,  &  Co.,  257 and 

265  High  street 
Kedzlie,  R.,  76  South  Clerk  st. 
Kennington  &  Jenner,  47  and  48 

Princes  street,  and  2,  4,  6,  8, 

10,  and  12  St  David  street 
Laidlaw,    Adam,    3    Clanalpine 

buildings 
Laing,  W.,  56  Tolbooth  wynd 
Laing,  Mis.s,  11  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Lauder  &  Co.,  10  Tolbooth  wynd 
Ledgerwood,   J.,    4    Caledonian 

terrace 
Lennox,  John,  23  Bristo  street 
Lorinier,  Mrs,  14  Queensferry  st. 
Louden,  John,  7  St  Patrick  st. 
Lumsden,  Mrs,  134  Rose  street 
MAdam,  A.,  45  George  iv.  br. 
M'Cann,  James,  99  South  br. 
MaccuUoch,  G.,  25  Downie  place 
M'Farlane,  I.  R.,  5  Warri.ston 

place 


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M'Farlane,  W.  H.,  19  Union  pi. 
Macgill,  And.,  23  Eavl  Grey  st. 
M'Gi-egor,  Robeiison,  &  Co.,  30 

George  street 
M'Kain,  Lewis,  14  Chapel  st. 
M'Kenzie,  Alexander,  25  North 

bridge 
Mackenzie,  A.  C. ,  3  South  bridge. 

See  Adr. 
Mackie,  T.  &G.,  123  Kirkgate 
M'Laren  &  Adamson,  14  and  15 

Tolbooth  wynd 
*M'Laren,  Son,  k  Co.,  329  High 

street.     See  Adv. 
M'Laren,  James,  1  "NV.  Tollcross 
M'Nab  &  Shepherd,  59  Hanover 

street 
Macpherson,    D.,    76    and    78 

Leith  street 
Main,  John,  6  Nicolson  street 
Marr,  Lanes,  67  Thistle  street 
Marshall,  T.,  &  Son,  18   Kox- 

burgh  street 
Marshall,  David,  108  West  port 
Mason,  Mrs,  9  Kirkgate 
Matheson,  A.,  k  Co.,  39a  George 

sti-eet 
Matthew,    James,    &    Son,    421 

Lawnmarket 
Maxton,  And.,  51  Cockburn  st. 
Meldrum  &  Allan,  35  Tolbooth 

wynd 
Menzies,    Thomas,    37    and    39 

Lothian  street 
Mercer  &  Crombie,  13,  15,  &  17 

Nicolson  street 
Mercer,  "VVm.,  11  Union  place 
Mewhort,   iirs,   34  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Millar  Brothers,  45  Cockburn  st. 
Millar,  D.,  34  South  bridge 
Miller,  D.  R.,  86  South  bridge 
Mochrie,  Robert,  21  Dundas  st. 
Moffat,  A.,  36  Earl  Grey  street 
Morton,  A.,  14  South  bridge 
Morton,  Wm. ,  22  South  bridge 
Munro,  Hugh,  48  Earl  Grey  st. 
Munro,  J.  K.,  9  Baker's  place 
Munro,  Mrs  M.,  3  Glenorchy  pi. 
Myles,   Charles,    3  South  Cle"rk 

street 
Ord,  John,  74,  75,  and  76  Tol- 
booth wynd 
Oswald,  Robert,  170  High  sti-eet 
Paterson,  Mrs,  55  Clerk  street 
Peudrigh,  W.,  54  George  street 
Petrie,  John,  &  Co.,  110  Grass- 

Pettet,  W.  B.,  6  Melville  ter. 

Purves,  Mrs,  23  Broughton  st. 

Rae,  H.,  7  and  8  Spring  gardens 

Eeid,  Donald,  136  Princes  street 

Renton,  WUliam,  &  Co.,  12,  13, 
and  14  Princes  sti'eet 

Ritchie,  John,  &  Co.,  2  St  Pat- 
rick square 

Ritchie,  Mrs,  27  George  iv.  br. 

Robertson,  C,  28  South  Rich- 
mond street 


Robertson,  D.,  24  High  street 
Romanes  &  Paterson,   59  North 

bridge 
Ross,  H.,  &  Co.,  1  &  3  Nicolson 

street 
Ross,  A.,  19  Lothian  road 
Ross,  George,  19  South  Clerk  st. 
Sansome,  Fred.  S.,  2  Shandwick 

place 
Scott,  Low,  &  Co.,  4,  5,  and  6 

South  bridge 
Scott,  Mrs  G.,  10  Pitt  street 
Scott,  Mrs  J.,  5  Greenside  street 
Shaw,  James,  43  G.  Junction  st. 
Shepherd,  AVm.,  46  Howe  street 
Sinclair,  James,  4  Bank  street 
Sinclair,  Miss,  124  George  street 
Small,  E.  &  M.,  62  Leith  street 
Smith,  Miss  M.,  26a  Barony  st. 
Sommerville,   A.    C,    3    and    4 

Glanville  place 
Stenhouse,  V.,  73  Shore 
Stevenson,  David,  78  Causeway- 
side 
Stewart,  J.  &  C. ,  7  Earl  Grey  st. 
Stewart,  Jolmston,  55  Cockburn 

street 
Stewart,  Wm.,  12  Johnston  ter. 
Stirton,  D.,  294  Lawnmarket 
Swirles,  James,  40  Victoria  st. 
Tait,  Mrs  M.,  35  Coburg  street 
Tate  k  Co.,  42  Victoria  street 
Taylor,  Angelo,  76  and  78  Nicol- 
son street 
Thorn,  M.,  95  Kirkgate  and  86 

Main  street 
Thomson,  T.,  135  Princes  street 
Thorburn,  George,  2  Prospect  st. 
Thyne  k  Tait,  37  Lothian  road 
Tod,  Richard,  41  Tolbooth  wynd 
Tod,  AV.  J.,  4  W.  St  Anthony  pi. 
Tm-nbull  &  Huth,  2  West  Nicol- 
son street 
Turnbull  &  Wilson,   60    South 

bridge 
Turner,  David,  31  South  bridge 
Turner,  W.,  290  Lawnmarket 
Tweedie,  Thos.,  22  Clerk  street 
Walker,  G.  &  J.,  2  Kirkgate 
Walker,  James,  134  Kirkgate 
Walker,  James,  35  George  street 
Waterstou,  D.,  k  Son,  12  George 

street 
Watson,  Henry,  k  Co.,  241  High 

street 
Watson,  Miss  M.,  12  Kirkgate 
Watt,  William,  9  Queen's  place, 

Leith 
Whigham,  MissE.,  6  Howe  st. 
Wnson,  Alex.  &  Co.,  427  Lawn- 
market 
Wilson,  Mrs  J.,  126  Rose  street 
Wilson,  Mrs-  A.,  73  Broughton 

street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  17  Riddle's  close, 

Leith 
Wood,  John,  28  Lauriston  street 
Wotherspoon,  William,  43  Earl 
'     Grey  street 


Wright,  P.  &  R.,  16  and  20 
George  street 

Wylie,  Hamilton,  46  West  Rich- 
mond street 

Young,  Alex.,  45  Bristo  street 

Young,  George,  82  West  port 

Dressing-Case  Makers. 

See  Pocketbook  Makers. 

Dressmakers. 

See  Milliners  and  Dressmakers. 

Druggists. 

See  Chemists  and  Druggists. 

Drysalters,  etc. 

Anderson,  William,  k  Son, 
Upper  drawbridge,  Ijcith 

Baillie,  Alexander,  8  Drummond 
street 

Blair,  James,  40  Leith  street 

Bremner,  A.,  9  W.  Adam  street 

Brown,  John  P'.,  47  North  Rich- 
mond street 

Clark  &  Pinkerton,  17  Green- 
side  place 

Craig  k  Rose,  Anderson's  place 

Dane,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  3  E.  Register  st. 

Davidson,  Wm.,  jun.,  28  South 
Back  of  Canongate 

Dick,  James,  16  Laurie  street 

Gorham,  A.  K.,  &  Co.,  53  Canon- 
gate 

Honeyman  k  Wilson,  11  and  12 
Meuse  lane 

Lees,  John,  &  Co.,  5  Johnston 
terrace 

Liddle,  Wm.,  15  Leith  walk  .and 
47  Regent  Arch  place 

Manson,  M.,  6  S.  Richmond  st. 

Paterson  k  Allan,  105  West  bow 

Penman,  Alex.,  16  Drummond 
street 

Penman,  And.,  19  Roxburgh  st. 

Raimes,  Blanshards,  &  Co., 
Smith's  place 

Richardson,  Francis,  &  Co., 
Grassmarket 

Sang  &  Barker,  Barony  street 

Sinclair  k  Co. ,  1  and  2  Calton  st. 

Stewart,  W.  k  Son,  3  and  5 
Fountainbridge 

Stott,  J.  M. ,  5  Meuse  lane.  See 
Adv. 

Taylor,  Robt. ,  3  &  4  Johnston  st. 

Trail  k  Fletcher,  31  St  Andrew 
sqiiare 

Warden,  W.,  &  Co.,  7  Ronald- 
son's  lauildings 

Dyers  and  Scourers. 

Anderson,  Jas.,  74  Causewayside 
Beaton,  A.,  3  Nelson  street 
Campbell,  P.  &  P.,  39  Cockburn 
street 


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Cassie,  J.  &  A. ,  5  Infirmary  st. 
Donald,  William,  Veitch's  sc[. 
Douglas,  Peter,  1  Potterrow 
Goodall,  Miss,  26a  Greenside  pi. 
Hay,  J.  G.,  &  Son,  13  Melville 

place.     See  Adv. 
Hay,  Peter  &  John,  10  Nicolson 

street 
Hay,  Peter  &  Robert,  1  Heriot 

buildings  and  11  S.  St  David 

street.     See  A  dv. 
Home,  George,  Water  of  Leitli 
Levine,  Miss  M.,  75  Princes  st. 
M'Farlane,  David,  Canonmills 
Machell,  F.,  31  George  iv.  br. 
M'Kechnie,     James,     41    West 

Nicolson  street  and  73  North 

umberland  st.  ;  works,  Bell's 

mills.     See  Adv. 
M'Nab,  A.  &  J.,  39  Queen  st. 

See  Adv. 
ilaver,  James,   &  Co.,   7  Clerk 

street.     See  Adv. 
Pullar,  Ju.,  &  Sons,  23  Waterloo 

place 
Richards  &  Sons,  10a  Bernard  st. 
Wardrop,  Jane,  322  Lawnmkt. 
White,    Thomas,    31    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
White,  Mrs,  4  No.  St  Andi-ew  st. 

Egg  Merchants. 

Carmichael,    Robt. ,    Brougliton 

market 
Dea,  George,  138  Pleasance 
DohM-ty,  John,  20  and  21  Waver- 

ley  market 
Dunn,  John,  53  India  place 
Durie,  G.  &  J. ,  WindmiU  lane 
Hardie,  Wm.,  22  Macdowall  st. 
Hay,  George,  41  Cumberland  st. 
Hay,  Thomas,  4  Vennel 
Mackay,  W. ,  Circus  lane 
Meek,  George,  12  St  James'  sq 
Murphy,  James,  22  Pleasance 
Robertson,  Alex.,  5  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Rutherford,  Robt.,  34  Barony  st. 
Rutherford,  Thos.,  14  Barony  st. 
Smith,  J.,  137  Grassmarket 

Embroiderers. 

Bowie,  J.  D.,  68  Leith  street 
Bowie,  Miss,  87  Princes  street 
Cairns,  Misses,  118  Princes  st. 
Crawfurd,  Miss,  26  India  place 
Jockel,  C,  118  George  street 
Levine,  Miss  L.,  75  Princes  st. 
M 'Council,  C,  50  George  street 
M'Glashan,   Mrs    R.,    35  West 

Nicolson  street 
Matheson,  Mrs  J.  A.,  7  Dublin 

street.     See  Adv. 

Emigration  Agents. 

Andrew,  Geo.,S.S.C.,  3Hopest. 
Henderson,  Jn.,  1  Frederick  st. 
Macgregor,  D.  R.,  55  Bernard  st. 


Mackintosh,  Captain,  2  Dublin 

street 
Oliver,  J.  P.,  7  N.  St  David  st. 

Government  Emigration 
Board. 
D.  R.,  55  Bernard  st. 


Engineers  &  Machine 
Makers. 

Marked  *  are  Millwrights. 

Marked  +  are  Printing  and 

Copying  Press  Makers. 

Adamson,  W.  B.,  West  End  pi. 
Aitken  &  Allan,  26  South  Back 

Canongate 
Alexander  k  Turner,  Lower  Gil- 
more  place 
Anderson,    Matthew,    2   Spring 

villas,  Ferry  road 
Bain,  Young,  &  Co.,  27  and  29 

Crosscauseway 
*Bertrani,  James,  &  Son,  Leith 

walk  foundry,  Anderson  place 
*Bertram,  G. ,  35  West  Sciennes 
Blaikie,  G.  F.,  4  Comely  green 

place 
*Boyd,   A. ,  Flora  ha',  63  Grove 

street 
Carrick,  James,  and  Sons,  Dairy 

road 
Conquergood,   Franc,  25  Great 

Junction  street,  Leith 
Crearar,    George,    Beaver    bank 

house,  Broughton  road 
Davis  &  Primrose,  33  Dukestreet, 

Leith 
Dove,  James,  &  Co.,  18  Green- 
side  lane 
''Eckersley     &      Laverick,      St 

Stephen  street 
*Forbes,    Duncan,  &    Sons,    90 

Candlemaker  row 
Girdwood,    John,    26   Greenside 

row.     See  Adv. 
tGreig,  D.  &  J.,  96  Fountainbr. 
Grierson  &  Philips,  Broughton 

market 
Grieve,  Thomas,  4  &  5  Anderson 

place,  Bonnington  road 
*Hall,  Robert,  &  Sons,  5  Laurie 

street 
Hawthorns  &  Co.,  Gt.  Junction 

street 
Henderson,    James,    Anneville, 

Cherry  bank  ' 
*'Hogg  &  Walker,  West  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Kelly,  John,  &  Son,   113  Rose 

street.     See  Adv. 
Laidlaw,  R.,  &  Son,  Simon  sq. 

See  A  dv. 
Long,  T.,  &  Co.,  21  New  street 
*M'Call,  C,  &  Co.,  Montgomery 

street 
*Mackay     &     Fairbairn,     East 

Sciennes  street 
Macrae,  Wm.,  54  Rose  street 


Marshall,  David,  6  Bernard  st. 
Marshall,  William,  Rosemount, 

Madeira  street 
*Mather,  A.,  &  Son,  63  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Millar,  A.,  18  Potterrow 
^Miller  &   Herbert,   Heriotfield 

works,  Heriot  buildings 
Milne,  Jas. ,  &  Son,  90  Canongate 
Morrison,  Hugh,  3  Jane  street 
Morrison,  W.,  3  Jane  street 
Morton,  S.  &  H.,  &Co.,  Victoria 

dock,  Leith 
Mudie,  D.  C'.,  Panmm-e  foundry. 

North  Back  of  Canongate 
Paterson,  John,  26  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
tPeebles,    D.    Brace,    68   West 

Fountainbridge 
Purnell,  Hy.,  37  Frederick  st. 
Purves,  James,  &  Son,  22  Green- 
side place 
tRitchie,  Patrick,  102  Pleasance 
^Robertson,  J.,  &  Son,  2  Couper 

street 
Robertson,  W.,  102  Pleasance 
tScott  &  Co.,  Dairy  road 
tSeggie,  A. ,  Broughton  market 
Sinclair,  A.  &  Co.,  Bonnington 
Slight,  A.,  34  Leith  walk 
Somerville  &  Crombie,  Gilmore 

park 
Taylor,   John,   &   Co.,    Gilmore 

park 
Tennant,  T.  M.,  &Co.  (Limited), 

Bowershall,  Bonnington  road 
Thomson,  D.  &  J.,  9  Stead's  pi. 
Thomson,  B.,  38  Bangor  road 
Tod,    James,   &   Son,   29  Leith 

walk.     See  Adv. 
Wight     &     Robertson,      Etna 

foundry,  35  Bangor  road 
Young,  W.  D.,  &  Co.,  12  George 

V.  bridge 


Engineers,  Civil. 

Marked  *  are  Mining  Engineers. 
Marked  +  are  Siirverjors  also. 

Adie,  Alex.  J. ,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Bell,  Imrie,  6  Derby  street 
Blyth,  B.  &  E.,  135  George  st. 
+Bone,    H.    S.,    Custom-house, 
Leith 
Bouch,  Thos. ,  78  George  street 
Bow,  Robert  H.,  7  S.  Gray  st. 
Brebner,  Alan,  27  Pitt  street 
Bruce,  George  C,  21  Castle  st. 
tBuchanan,    John,    24    George 

street 
tCarfrae  &  Behfrage,  1  Erskine 

place 
tCoyne,  R.  A.  F.  A.,  24  George 
street 
Cunningham,       George,      135 

George  sti-eet 
Ellis,  Robert,  17  Albany  street 


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407 


*Geddes,  George  H.,  9  Melville ,  Blytli,  D.  W.,  2  Quality  street 


crescent 
*Geddes,  Messrs,  9  Melville  or. 
Gibson,  G.,  30  St  Andi-ew  sq. 
Glover,  T.  C,  29  Hope  terrace 
Gorrie,  AVm.  M.,  7  N.  St  David 
street 
'  Hay,   John  C,  16  Royal  Ex- 
change 
Hope,  T.,  18  WaiTistou  cresct. 
Howkins,  J.,  Granton  harbour 
Inglis,  Wdliam,  21  West  Mait- 
land  street 
+Jai-dine,  "W.  A.,  19  Queen  st. 
Jopp,  C,  30  St  Andrew  square 
Kennedy,    Eobert,  Adyar  cot- 
tage, Blackford  road 
Lamont,  John,  28  Brunswick  st. 
*Landale,   Frew,   &  Landale,  6 
Forth  sti-eet 
Leslie,  Alexander,  39  Northum- 
berland street 
Leslie,  J.  &  A.,  72a  George  st. 
+Loiimer  &  Young,  99  George  st. 
Mackie,  Lieut.  J.,  11  Leopold 

place 
Macpherson,     Charles,     Police 

chambers 

'i'Macrae,  J.,  53  Geo.  iv.  bridge 

*Marshall,  W.,  63  S.  Clerk  st. 

Meik,  Thos.,  7  Newbattle  ter. 

Paterson,  J.,  27  Hope  terrace 

Peddie,  James,  jun.,  6  Queen 

street 
Peddie,  Thos.,  27  Collins  pi. 
Reid,  John,  11  Baltic  street 
Robertson,  George,  47  Albany 
stieet  and  Leith  docks 


Brodie,  J.,  15  Montague  street 
*Brown,  John,  5  Calton  hill 
'Brown,  Thos.,  23  Grange  loan 
Brydone,  James,  12  Elder  street 
Buckle,  E.,  4  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Caldwell  Brothers,  11,  13,  &  15 

Waterloo  place.     See  Adv. 
Carfi-ae,  Alex.,  5  Roxburgh  ter. 
Cameron,  J.  A.,  10  Clerk  street 
*Carstau-s,   A.  L.,  19  South  St 

David  sti'eet 
Cherry,  John,  10  Hill  square 
Chu-k,  R.,  15  Elder  street 
Cox,  William,  39  South  bridge 
*Crichton,  W.  M.,  75  Princes  st. 
Cruickshauk,    William,     18    St 

James'  square 
*Dick,  Thomas,  13  Hill  place 
Davidson,  John,  25  Bernard  st. 
*Edmonston,    F.,    &    Son,     63 

North  bridge 
*Flowers,  Thomas  G.,  1  Atholl 

crescent 
Ford,  Alex.,  142  High  street 
"Forrest,  W.,  17  Archibald  pi. 
*Greenslade,  J.  F.,  18  St  Andrew 

square 
Hay,  Alexander,  4  North  bridge 
Higgin  &  Thom,  8  N.  Bank  st. 
*Holiday,  Thomas,  17  St  James' 

square 
Home  &  Co.,  11  Greenside  lane 
Inine,  John,  377  High  street 
Johnston  &  Co.,  20  South  bridge 
Johnston,   W.  &   A.    K.,    4  St 

Andrew  square.     See  Adv. 
Kirkwood,  Alexr.,  8  North  br, 


Romanes,  George,  5  St  Andrew j* Laurie,  Chas.,  106  Gilmore  pi 

square  ]*Le  Conte,  J.,  5  Glanville  place 

Romans,  J.  &  W.,  8  Forth  st.     |Lyon  Brothers,  21  Nicolson  st. 

Sang,  E.,  15  West  SciennesandjM'Farlane,  D.,  k,  Co.,  5  India 

2  George  street  |     buildings 

Scally,  Alex.,  32  Raebum  place  M'Glashon,  Alex.,  27  St  James' 
Smith,  W.,  4  Melbom-ne  place  |     square 
Stevenson,   D.  &  T.,  84  George  j]\I'Kenzie,  James,  129  High  st. 

street  j*M'Lean,  Charles,  17  Elder  st. 

Stewart  &  Menzies,  ISYoimgst.  M'Leod,  James,  90  South  bridge 

Stewart,  A.  D.,  121  Princes  st.  iMein,  John  Z.,  4  St  James'  sq. 

Stirling,  James,  11  Hill  street  j*Menzies,  J.  M.,  30  Hanover  st. 

tSutter,  Archd.,  3  Hill  street      l*MiUer,  Wm.,  Millerfield  house, 

Trimble,  George,  7  Malta  ter.    ,     Millerfield  place 
*  Williamson,  J.  R.,  4  Fingal  pi.  j  Mitchell,  Robert,  79  George  st. 
I  Moir,  Robert,  7  Hunter  square 


Moidd  &  Tod,  3  fc  4  St  James'  sq. 

Murdoch,  C,  &  Son,  51  Han- 
over street.     See  Adv. 

]\Iurray,     Harvey,     &    Co.,     42 
Hanover  street 
Those  tnarked*  are  Engravers  Iximmo,  D.  &  D.,  3  East  Regis- 
ter street 


Engravers  and  Litho 
graphic  Printers. 

See  also  Printers. 


only. 

Aikman,  G. ,  29  North  bridge 
Aikman,  J.  B.,  8  Queen's  place, 

Leith 
*Anderson,  Robt.,4Montaguest. 
Anderson,  William,  23  Clyde  st. 
Banks  &  Co.,  10  N.  St  David  st. 
Bartholomew,  J.,  17  Brown  sc[. 
*Bell,  R.  C,  4  E.  Preston  street 


Nimmo,  Jas.,  15  Carrubber's  c\. 
*01iver,  G.  E.,  6  Elder  street 
Peacock,  E. ,  35  Cockburn  street 
*Peck,  E.,  51  Hanover  street 
Reid,  John,  107  West  bow 
Reid,  Thos.,  jun.,  47  Thistle  st. 
*Richardson,  W.,  18  E.  Preston 
street 


*Ritchie,  A.,  19  S.  St  David  st. 
Robertson  &  Co.,  35  Cockburn  st. 
*Sanderson,  E.,  34  North  bridge 
Schenck  &  Macfarlane,   14  and 

1 9  St  James'  square.    See  A  dv. 
Schenck,  F.,  11  Lothian  street 
Scott  &  Ferguson,  14  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Simpson,  David  C,  27  and  29 

Elder  street 
Smith  &  Brown,  Amphion  place 
Smith,  Wm.,   43    Northumber- 
land street 
*Thom,  Thos.,  IN.  St  James' st. 
*Tod,  John,  8  Thistle  street 
Turner,  Jas.,  jun.,  27  Lothian 

road 
Veni,  Mrs  George,  227  High  st. 
Waterston,   George,   &   Son,    56 

Hanover  street 
*Waugh,  George,  1  N.  St  James 

street 
*West,  John,  54  Buccleuch  st. 
White  &  Eagle,  26  George  street 

Engravers,  Glass. 

See  Olass  Engravers. 

Engravers,  Seal. 

Barclaj^   William,   51   Hanover 

street.     See  Adv. 
Beveridge,  John  P.,  74  Rose  st. 
Butters,  Laurence,  41  George  st. 
Laing,  Henry,  3  Elder  street 
Main,  Edward,  21  Elder  street 
Marshall  &  Sons,  87  George  st. 
Mein,  Wm.,  37  North  bridge 
Murdoch,  C. ,  &  Son,  51  Hanover 

street.     See  Adv. 
Reid,  Walter,  76  Queen  street 
Sanderson  &  Son,  92  Princes  .st. 

Engravers,  Wood. 

Adam,  John,  6  India  buildings 
Aikman,  George,  29  N.  bridge 
Ballingall,  W.,  35  Cockburn  st. 
Borders,  F.,  31  Minto  street 
Burnet,  P.,  4  Swinton  row 
Corner,  J.  iM.,  8  Brighton  street 
Cowan,  W.,  15  St  James'  square 
Hill,  Alexander,  156  Rose  street 
Hoddle,  Geo.,  26  Rintoul  place 
Morison,  G.  A.,  3  Comely  gi-een 

crescent 
Munro,  George,  46  Earl  Grey  st. 
Paterson,  Robert,  3  E.  Register 

street 
Patterson,  W.,  &  Son,  15  East 

Dnunmond  sti-eet 
Williamson,    D.    W.,    11    Mel- 
bom-ne place 
Young,  C.  &  A.,  63  No.  bridge 
Young,  Miss,  5  Button  place 

Envelope  Manufac- 
turers. 

CaldweU  Brothers,   11,    13,   15 
Waterloo  place.     See  Adv. 


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Cowan  &  Co.,  38  W.  Register  st. 
Cox,  Wm.,  39  South  bridge 
Elgin,  Wm.,  &  Son,  10  and  12 

North  St  Andrew  street 
Lamb,  Charles,  1 1  S.  Hanover  st. 
Waddie  &  Co.,  37  Qneen  street 
Waterston  &  Son,  56  Hanover  st. 
Whyte,  Andrew,  &  Son,  2  North 

St  David  street 

Fancy  Warelaouses. 

See  Trimming  Warehouses. 

Farriers. 

See  Smiths. 

Figure-makers. 

Carnicelli,  J.,  &  Co.,  4  Green- 
side  place 
Arrighi,  Leopoldo,  44  South  br. 

File  Cutters. 

Anderson,  James,  17  Lei th  walk 
Button,  K.,  18b  Greenside  row 

Firewood  Merchants. 

Aitken&Co.,  67  Fountainbridge 
Calder,  W.,  27  S.  Norton  place 
Currie,  Andrew,  Macneil  place 
Leitli Industrial  School,  14  Loch- 
end  road.     See  Adv. 
M 'Murray,  John,  Lochrin,  Home 

street 
Millar,  Jas.,  &  Co.,  Gilmorepk. 
Eitchie,  Charles,  Jane  street 
Robertson,  Duncan,  57  Grove  st. 

Fishcurers. 

See  Coopers. 

Fishing-Tackle  Makers. 

Cowan,  Joseph  A.,  146  Eose  st. 
Dryden,  A.,  24  Hanover  .street 
Hogg,  Mrs  F.,  79  Princes  sti-eet 
Lang,  Samuel,  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
Phin,  C.  &  A.,  80b  Princes  st. 
Eutherford,  Mrs  "VV.,  52  Princes 

street 
Wright,  Eobert,  16  Princes  st. 

Fishmongers. 

Aitchison,  Hugh,  12  Anne  place 
Allan,  Wm.,  18  Hay  market  ter. 
Allison,  F.,  28  W.  Eichmond  st. 
Anderson,  J.,  &  Sons,  106  George 

street 
Bargh,  Wm.,  37  Earl  Grey  st. 
Booth,  William,  99  Rose  street 
Brannan,  Js. ,  26  S.  B.  Canongate 
Brown,  Eobert,  113  Kirkgate 
Bryce,  Andw.,  19Queensferry  st. 
Cook,  Alex. ,  3  S.  E.  Circus  place 
Croan,  Patrick,  Fishmarket  and 

22  Halkerston  wynd 
Dalziel,  Miss,  36a  Frederick  st. 
Davidson,  Don.,  7  Melville  ter. 
Devlin,  Thomas,  5  Annfield 
Duthie,  Geo.,  21  Queensferry  st. 


Edington,    Alexander,    3    West 

Newington  terrace 
Finlay,  Thos.,  51a  Charlotte  st. 
Foggo,  Eobert,  Fishmarket 
Glen,  Patrick,  Fishmarket 
Green,  George,  107  Giles  street 
Hardie,  William,  92  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Imlay,  G.,  8  South  College  street 
Jameson,  John,  60  Castle  street. 

See  Adv. 
Lynch,  J.,  36  W.  Eichmond  st. 
M'Farlane,  W.,  22  Lothian  st. 
M'Lauchlan,  W.  B.,  1  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Moffat,  G.  D.,  38  Dundas  sti-eet. 

See  Adv. 
Morris,  Wm.,  Simpson's  com-t, 

Greenside 
Muirhead,  Charles,  79  Queen  st. 
Eeid,  Archibald,  80  West  port 
Reid,  William,  35  Frederick  st. 
Rodger,  W.,  4a  Union  street 
Spouse,  John,  13  Sowersby  pi. 
Telfer,  Andrew,  70  Grove  street 
Temple,  J.,  2  Union  place 
Watson,  James,  Fishmarket  and 

Morningsiile  bank 
Weir,  Richard,  90  West  port 
Welsh,  James,  104  West  port 
Wharton,  iirs,  5  Gilmore  sti-eet, 

Paul's  work 
White,  Alex. ,  4  Coburg  lane 
Wilson,  Jas.  W.,  16  Lothian  st. 
Wilson,  Mrs,  6  Charlotte  st. ,  Leith 

Florists. 

See  Nurserymen. 

French  Polisher. 

Deas,  J.  &  T.,  17  Church  st. 
Johnston,     William,    169    Rose 

street  lane.     See  Adv. 
Winchester,  W.,  15a  Tobago  st. 

Fringe  and  Tassel 

Makers. 

Hogg,  William,  7  Park  street 
Knox,  Samuel,  &  Dickson,  13, 

15,    and   17   Hanover   street, 

and  42  Rose  street 
Matheson,  Mrs  J.  A.,  7  Dublin 

street.     See  Adv. 
Reston,  Miss  J.,  68  George  st. 
Stevenson,  Alex.,  53  South  br. 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  76  and  77 

Princes  street 
Stoddart,  J.,  1  and  2  South  br. 
Whytock,  R.,  &  Co.,  9  and  11 

George  street 

Fruiterers. 

Those  marked  +  are  Wholesale, 
and  *  are  also  Confectioners. 

Alcoran,  Robt.,  95  Broughton st. 
Baker,  W.  C,  30  Melville  ter. 


Barron,  Chas.,  12  Lothian  street 
Bayne,  Chas.,  5N.  St  Andrew  st. 
*Blyth,  John,  3  Union  place 
Boyd,  Bayne,  &  Co.,  41  Princes  st. 
Brockley  k,  Stewart,  6  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Brown,  William,  5  Hanover  st. 

and  42  Queensferry  street 
Buncle,  A.,  1  Drumdryan 
Buncle,  A.,  52  and  64" Clerk  st. 
Burnside,  Jane,  11  Antigua  st. 
Cockburn,  Jas. ,  1  Lindsay  place 
*Craig,  Archd.,  9  S.  College  .st. 
Dalziell,  Mrs,  6a  Bernard  street 
Doherty,  J.,  20  and  21  Waverley 

market 
Doig,  James,  6  Market  place,  28 
Pitt  St.,  and  Stockbr.  market 
Drysdale,  James,  60  Queen  st. 
Dunn,  Mrs,  N.  Junction  .street 
"Finlay,  J.,  29  Broughton  .street 
Foote,  J.,  23  Dundas  street 
tGifford  Brothers,  2  Dock  place 
Gladstone,  Mrs,  11  Earl  Grey  st. 
Grainger,  R.,   &  Son,   21  West 

Preston  street 
tHardie,  J.  &  W.  B.,  18  Green- 
side place 
Harvey,  WilHam,  14, 15,  26,  and 
2  7  Waverley  market,  and  9  Low 
Market  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  8  &  9  Waverley  mkt. 
Henderson,  Miss,  39  Howe  st. 
*Henrikson,    H.    P.,   47   Sand- 
port  street 
tHoneyman  k  Wilson,  11  and 

13  Meuse  lane 
Jameson,  Robt.,  79  Queen  street 
tJamieson,  Rt.,  &  Co.,  Catherine 

street  court 
Jamieson,  Rt.,  147  Princes  st. 
Jamieson,  R.,  57  Hanover  street 
Kay,  G.,  13  West  Newington 
Kay,  Miss,  78  Queen  street 
Lackie,  James,  17  Dundas  sti'eet 
Latta&M 'Queen,  101  Princes  st. 
*Lawson,  George,  7  Di;ke  street 
fLindsay,  J. ,  8  Old  Physic  gar- 
dens and  Queen's  dock 
Lindsay,  R.,  31  York  place 
M'Clacherty,  Wm.,  12  Queens- 
ferry street.     See  Adv. 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  8  Tobago  st. 
*M  'Lean,  D. ,  &  Son,  27  Princes  st. 
Malloy,  LIrs,  11  and  12  Waver- 
ley market 
Masson,  Mrs  C,  44  Dundas  st. 
Maxwell,  M.  &  J.,  90a  Constitu- 
tion street 
Mein,  S.  &  H.,  134  Nicolsou  st. 
tMohring,  J.  H.,  16  Cockburn  st. 

and  17  Waverley  market 
Muirhead,  H.  &  A.,  30  Levenst. 
Peat,  ]\Irs,  3  Sandport  street 
Pitblado,  Wm.,  31  Whitfield  pi. 
Reid,  John,  38  Leven  street 
Robertson,  D.,  1a  Abercromby 

place 
Rodger,  Miss,  6  Baker's  place 


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409 


tSoott,  Alex.,  22  to  25  Waver- 

ley  market  and  1 4  Catliei-iiie  st. 
Scott,  D.,  9  Charlotte  st.,  Leitli 
Scott,  James,  4  Autigua  street 
*Simpson,  J.,  2  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Smith,  Mrs  F.,  9  St  Patrick  sq. 
Spence,  J.,  1  Broughton  street 
Stewart,  L.  &  J.,  68  S.  Clerk  st. 
tStoddart,  Da\id,  11  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith,  and  20  Storrie's 

alley,  Leith 
Sutherland,  William,   46    Duke 

street,  Leith 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  2  Gillespie  cres. 
Tait,  James,  6  Grange  road 
Thomson,  James,  5  Summers  pi. 
*Tod,  James,  33  Frederick  street 
tTraill  &  Fletcher,  31  St  Andrew 

square 
Traquair,  J.,  14  "W.  Nicolsonst. 
tTurnbull  &  Kay,  Gayfield  sq. 
Ure,  RoLt.,  53  Duke  st,  Leith 
Veitch,  Alex.,  54b  Lothian  st. 
Wallace,  Miss,  17  South  College 

street 
Waldie,  George,  11  Clifton  ter. 
White,  Robert,  4  Albany  street 
Williamson,  G.,  &  Son,   2  Bax- 
ter's place 
*  Wilson  &  Grosset,  12  Nicolson 

street 
Wood,  Alex. ,  1  and  2  Bristo  pi. 

See  Adv. 
Wylie,  Mrs,  9  Maitland  street, 

Newhaven 

Pumishing  Shops. 

See  Trimming  Warehouses. 

Furniture  Dealers. 

Alison,  William,  245  Cowgate 
Barker  k  Co. ,  22  Blair  street 
Beattie,  Mrs  J.,  20  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Beattie,  W. ,  171  Fountainbridge 
Binnie,  George,  4  Hamilton  pi. 
Boyle,  James,  51  Pleasance 
Brown,  Chas.,  3  and  4  Blair  st. 
Brown,  James,  174  and  65  Cow- 
gate 
Brown,  Robert,  71  Cowgate 
Bruce,  Isaac,  1  Dundas  street 
Carlon,  H.,  172  Cowgate 
Chalmers  k  Scott,  21  South  St 

Andrew  street.  See  Adv. 
Clark,  A.,  18  W.  Nicolson  street 
Coventry,  John,  3  Dundas  sti-eet 
Cummiug,  John,  5a  Downie  pi. 
Dalgleish  &  Forrest,  4  St  An- 
drew square 
Dickson,   John,    40,   42,  and  44 

Blair  street 
Dillon,  P.,  243  Cowgate 
Dobie,  J.  M.,  8  Victoria  street 
Dods,  John,  66  Cowgate  and  34 

Nicolson  street 
Edwards,  G.  S. ,  80  George  street 
Gay,  John,  1  Orchardlield  street 


Gibson,  Thomas,  146  Pleasance 
Glen,  G.,  24a  Frederick  street 
Glen,  Mrs,  186  Cowgate 
Goodsir,  Peter,  163  Fountainbr. 
Goulding,  Mrs  John,  128  Cowgate 
Hoy,  Jas. ,  25  Canongate,  and  1 22 
and  132  Cowgate.     See  Adv. 
Hughes,  P.,  108  &  110  Cowgate 
Jeffrey,  Thomas,  23b  Howe  street 
Kennedy,  Wm. ,  6  Hamilton  pi. 
Lascelles,  Andrew,  251  Cowgate 
M 'George,  Geo.,  2  Nicolson  sq. 
M  'Quair,  Chas. ,  6  Greenside  row 
Mack,  Robert,  45  Hanover  st. 
ilartin,  Walter,  24  Downie  place 
iliddlemass,  T.,  21  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Moncur,  David,  105  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
Morrison,  Robert,  131  Cowgate 
Morrow,  iirs  Margt.,  42  Cowgate 
Morton,  A.  k  Wm. ,  5  Lothian  st. 

See  Adv. 
Moran,  Anthony,  8  West  port 
Muir,  P.,  38  Blair  street 
Munro,  Neil,  43  Niddry  street 
Murray,  255  Cowgate 
O'Donnell,  C,  &  Co.,  156  Cow- 
gate and  26  Blair  st.    See  A  dv. 
Poison,  Jas.,  14  St  Andrew  st., 

Leith 
Quigley,  P.,  18  Blair  street 
Rafllerty,  P. ,  30  Blair  street.    See 

Adv. 
Reid,  Elizabeth,  46  Pleasance 
Robertson,    David,    16   Lothian 

road.     See  Adv. 
Rougvie,  John,  3  Melbourne  pi. 
Smith,   Philip,    25   St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Symington,  Jas.,  6  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Thomson,  Alex.,  67  and  69  Cow- 
gate 
Thomson,  Jas. ,  1 8  Haddington  pi. 


Furriers. 

Chisholm,  Iiliss,  37  North  bridge 

Chisholm,  Miss,  2  4  Brunswick  st. 

Dick,  A.  H.  &  J. ,  47  Frederick  st. 

Flint,  Mrs,  10  Antigua  street 

Hogg,  Mrs,  47  Thistle  street 

Hunter,  Mrs  J.,  8  Buccleuch  st. 
See  Adv. 

Lipman,  Mrs,  66  Nicolson  st. 

Lonsborough,  N.,  46a N.  Pitt  st. 

Macmahon,  J.,  &  Sons,  37  Han- 
over street 

Smith,  J.,  78  Princes  street 

Wicks,  Miss  E.,  42  Thistle  st. 

Yarroll,  Samuel,  13  North  St 
Andrew  street.     See  Adv. 

Yarroll,  Mrs  D.,  12  Rosehill  pi. 

Gardeners. 

Affleck,  John,  Fillyside  gardens, 
Seafield 


Archer,  John,  Easter  road 
Blackie,  John,  Viewforth  house, 

Restalrig  road 
Blair,    J.,    Cherry  bank,    New- 
haven  road 
Brebner,  David,  4  Shrub  place 
Clark,  Alexr.,  19  Tarvit  street 
Cowan,  James,  28  Croft-an-righ 
Cunninghame,  Alex.,  Rosebank, 

Broughton  road 
Currie,    John,     Parkside   lodge, 
Dalkeith  road 

Davidson,  Robert,  Goshen  cot- 
tage, Canaan  lane 

Dickson,  John,  16  E.  Adam  st. 

Dods,  J.,   Old  Botanic  cottage, 
Haddington  place 

Douglas,  Geo., 21  Livingstone  pi. 

Drummond,    J.,    North    lodge, 
Dalkeith  road 

Duguid,     John,     Tower    park, 
Wardie 

Duke,  John,  Rosebank,  Brough- 
ton road 

Elder,  Mrs,  Dean  gardens,  Dean 

Fairley,  AVm. ,  3  West  Catherine 
place 

Fowler,  J.  &  J.,  2  Jordan  lane 

Fulton,  George,  5  Hugh  Miller 
place 

Gordon,  Charles,  11  E.  Sciennes 
street 

Gorrie,  Wm.,  Rait  lodge,  York 
road 

Grainger,  R. ,  &  Son,  Grange  loan 

Hopkirk,    William,    44   Cause- 
wayside 

Innes,  John,  Seafield 

Jack,  Chas.,  137  Causewayside 

Jeffrey,  John,  50  Dean  path 

Johnston,  Alex.,  9  Canning  pi. 

Joss,  John,  2  Blackford  place, 
ilorningside 

Law,  George,  Annfield  cottage 

Low,  J.,  2  Maryfield 

M 'Donald,  D.,  16  Drumdiyan  st. 

Mackay,  D. ,  Echo  and  Cameron 
bank 

Mackenzie,  J.,  11  Grange  loan 

M'Phail,  J.,  19  Brunswick  street 

Melville,  Peter,  14  Grange  loan 

Miller,  James,  Old  Bonnington 
house 

Millin,  Robert,  Dairy  lane 

Milne,  John,  Sunnybank  cottage, 
London  road 

Mitchell,  John,  Comely  bank 

Moyes,  James,  35  Home  street 

Munro,  H.,  West  Coates 

Murray,  Jas.,  Northfield cottage, 
Newhaven  road 

Murray,    il.,    Wardie    cottage, 
Ferry  road 

Niven,  Robert,  Allanfield,  Ferry 
road,  Leith 

Ormiston,  Geo,  5  Valleyfield  st. 

Patterson,     John,    7    Wright's 
houses 

Porterfield,  J.  H.,  Locheud  road 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


ORE 


Pm-ves,  Thomas,  17  Artliui-  st., 

Leitli  walk 
Eeid,  John,  38  Leven  street 
Beid,  WUliarQ,  Logic  greeu,  Lr. 

Broughton  road 
Robertson,  W.,  Pilrig  st.  gardens 
Ross,  George,  Eden   hermitage, 

Eden  lane 
Smith,  Wm.,  Bonuington  bridge 
Stewart,  Jos. ,  Banghohn  cottage, 

Feny  road 
Sutherland,     George,     Mayfield 

gardens,  Newhaven 
Taylor,  Jas.,  luverleith  gardens, 

Inverleith  terrace 
Thorn,  C.  Croft-an-righ 
Thomson,  George,  7  West  New- 

ington  place 
Thomson,  James,  5  Summers  pi. 
ToiTance,  Joseph,  6  Moray  street 
Tulloch,  James,  27  London  street 
"Wanless,  Robert,  8  Merchiston 

teiTaee 
Watson,  Geo. ,  3  Drumdryan  st. 
Williamson,  G.,  &  Son,  2  Bax- 
ter's place 
Wilson,  Jas. ,  Morayfield,  Restal- 

rig  road 
Wilson,  John,  Easter  road 
AVilson,     William,     Lixmount, 

Trinity 
Wood,  G. ,  Royal  terrace  gardens, 

London  road 
AVood,  J.,  Dean  gardens.  Dean 

Gasfitters. 

See  Plumbers. 

Gas-meter  Makers. 

Alder  &  M'Kay,  42  W.  Sciennes 
street 

Cowan,  W.  &  B.,  58  Buccleuch 
sti'eet 

Fullerton,  Son,  &  Co.,  London 
road  Meter  works 

Grant,  David,  &  Co.,  45  Cross- 
causeway 

Laidlaw,  R.,  &  Son,  Simon  sq. 

Milne,  J. ,  &  Sons,  Milton  house, 
90  Canongate 

Nimmo,  P.  &  J.,  8  N.  Bank  st. 

Peebles,  D.  B.,  68  W.  Fountain- 
bridge 

Glass  Chandelier 
Makers. 

Hanptman,  F.,  &  Co.,  22  Green- 
side  place 

Paterson  &  Brown,  Montgomery 
street 

Rankin,  F.,&  Son,  16  Picardypl. 

Sim,  F.  R.,  96  Princes  street. 
See  Adv. 

Glass  Manufacturers. 

Dickson,  Jas.,  and  Co.,  34 
Princes  street 


Edinburgh  and  Leith  Glass  Co., 
6  Salamander  street 

Edinburgh  and  Leith  Flint  Glass 
Co.,  33  Leith  walk 

Ford,  J.,  Holyrood  flint  glass- 
works, 13  S.  B.  Canongate 

Rankin,  F.,  &  Son,  16  Picardy 
place 

Sim,  F.  R.,  96  Princes  street. 
See  Adv. 

Smith,  J.,  22  Bangor  road 

Glass  Merchants  and 
Glaziers. 

See  also  Paiyiters  and  Slaters. 

Andreoli,  M.  &  M.,  15Greenside 

street 
Bell,  Duncan,  112  Rose  street 
Ciceri,    ilantica,    &    Torre,    81 

Leith  street 
Cunningham,   Andi'ew,  jun.,  18 

Leith  street 
Dickson  &  Walker,  31  Frederick 

sti'eet 
Dinammond     &     Morrison,     17 

Leven  street 
Drysdale,  Andi'ew,  27  Frederick 

street    and  Claremont  place. 

See  Adv. 
Edwards,  James,  22  West  Mait- 

land  street 
Field  &  Allan,  46  Bangor  road 
Eraser,  Alex.,  132  High  street 
Graham,  Thomas,  29  Castle  st. 

and  12  Coalhill 
Hall,  Thomas,  1  Queen  street 
HjTnan,     R.,    25    East    Cross- 
causeway 
Knox,  J.,  19  Greenside  place 
Laing,  Alex.,  459  Lawnmarket 
Lawson,  Wm.,  39  Bridge  street 
M'Ewan,  William,  15  Maitland 

street 
Mackey,  John,  York  lane,  and 

25  Haddington  place 
M 'Inlay  Brothers,  N.W.  Thistle 

street  lane 
Martin  &  Ferguson,  55  Lothian 

road 
Martia,  Wm.,  102  Rose  street 
Pallister,  Robt.,  3  Union  street 
Paterson,  James,  12  Barony  st. 
Peddie,  Robert,  &  Son,  3  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Ridpath,  Thos.,  124  Pleasance 
Steven,  David,  3a  Bristo  place 
Stewart  &  Morgan,  Grove  street 

Glass-cutters. 

Hauptman,  F.,  k,  Co.,  22  Green 

side  place 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  A.,  Montgomery 

street 
Sim,  F.  Pu,  96  Princes  street, 

See  Adv. 
Smith,  J.,  22  Bangor  road 


Glass-engravers. 

Hauptman,  F.,  &  Co.,  22  Green- 
side  place 

Lerche,  Emanuel,  7  Queen's  pi. 

Marschner,  F.  J.,  22  S.  Back 
of  Canongate 

Mdlar,  J.  H.  B.,  W.  Norton  pL 

Thomson,  Alex.,  29  Pleasance 

Glass-stainers. 

Ballantine,    James,    &   Son,   42 

George  street 
Barnett,  F.,  101  Constitution  st. 
Field  &  Allan,  27  Frederick  st. 

and  46  Bangor  road 
Lamb,  James,  48  London  street 
Small,  David,  Murano  place 
Turnbull,  Wm.,  13  Grindlay  st. 
Walker,  Alexander,  10  Leith  st. 

ten-ace 

Globemaker. 

Fletcher,  Peter,  7  Clyde  street 

Goldbeaters. 

Ross  &  Wright,  11  Calton  street 
TyiTcll,  W.,  74  Rose  street 
Wright,  Fred. ,  4  Swiuton  row 

Goldsmiths. 

See  Jevxllers. 

Golf  Club  and  Ball 
Makers. 

Dunn,  WHliam,  7  Vanburgh  pi, 
Greig,  Alex.,  11  Janefield  place 
M'Ewan,   Douglas,   &   Son,    36 
Wright's  houses 

Grain  Merchants. 

See  Corn  Merchants. 

Greengrocers. 

Aithie,  John,  39a  India  place 
Alcoran,  Rt.,  95  Broughton  st. 
Anderson,  C,  7a  India  street 
Baillie,  James,  358  Castle  hill 
Barr,  Mrs,  11  William  street 
Bookless,  Mrs,  50  W.  Richmond 

street 
Brown,  Mrs,  22  East  Norton  pi. 
Brown,  Mrs,  4  Waverley  nu'kt. 
Brownlie,  J.,  13  Dean  street 
Coclirane,  Miss  M.,  116  Kirkgate 
Collier,  Miss,  332  Lawnmarket 
Cunningham,  JVIiss,  7  E.  Sciennes 

street 
DalzieU,  Mrs,  6a  Bernard  street 
Doig,  James,  6  Market  place,  28 

Pitt  st. ,  and  Stockbridge  mkt. 
Drysdale,  James,  60  Queen  st. 
Dykes,  Mrs,  2  Drumdryan  st. 
Emery,  Moses,  368  Castle  hill 
iFarquhar,  Wm.,  W.  Preston  st. 


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■ill 


Forbes,  A.,  53  Crosscauseway 
Fraser,  Mrs,  1  Hill  square 
Gilchrist,  Mrs  M.,  3b  Coburg  st. 
Gillies,  John,  29  Simon  square 
Gray,  JVIrs  Jas.,  17  St  John's  hill 
Gunn,  Mrs  E.,  19  Clerk  street 
Hall,  Alex. ,  2  Clareniont  place 
Hay,  Mrs,  Sand  9  Waverlej^mkt. 
Hope,  Thomas,  6  Admii'alty  st. 
Hutton,  Mrs  A.,  9  W.  ToUcross 
Inglis,  Alex. ,  8b  Viewforth  park 
.Isbister,  Miss  Eliz.,  5  Helen  st. 
Jameson,  E.,  79  Queen  street 
Kay,  Miss,  78  Queen  street 
Lackie,  James,  17  Dundas  street 
Lament,  John,  1  Falcon  place 
Linkie,  Mrs,  58  Thistle  street 
M'Briarty,  James,  313  Cowgate 
M'Clacherty,  Wm.,  12  Queens- 
ferry  street.     See  Adv. 
M'Culloch,  Thos.,  17  Brown  st. 
M'Dougall,  MrsE.,  4Teyiotrovv 
M'lutosh,  Mrs,  2  Buccleuch  st. 
M'lverrow,  E.,  48a  Broughton  st. 
^I'Queen,  Mrs,  1  Clyde  sti-eet 
il alloy,  Mrs,  11  and  12  Waver- 

ley  market 
]\I  alloy,  Mrs,   3  Wayerley  mar 
ket  and  3  Fleslimarket  close 
^Masson,  Mrs,  44  Dundas  street 
ilaxwell,  M.  ,i  J.,  90a  Consti- 
tution street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,   37  Cumberland 

street 
Moore,  Mrs  U. ,  22  Sandport  st. 
Morris,  Mrs,  7  Dunbar  street 
Munro,  Mrs,  34  Abbey  hill 
Nairn,  William,  44  Nicolson  st. 
Napier,  Henry,  41  Couper  street 
Nugent,  E.,  38  S.  Richmond  st. 
Ogilvie,  Mrs  J.,  10  EosehiU  pi. 
Owens,  Mrs,  21  ]\Iacdowall  street 
Paterson,  John,  13  Citadel  st. 
Paterson,  Wm. ,  1 4  Queensferry  st. 
Paterson,  Mrs,  17  Hill  place 
Peat,  Mrs,  3  Sandport  street 
Peggie,  David,  4  Abbotsford  pi. 
Pettie,  John,  56  Canongate 
Pettie,  Robert,  94  Canongate 
Pringle,  Mrs  M.  T.,  24  Bridge 

street 
Purves,  Robert,  1 3  Couper  street 
Reid,  John,  38  Leveu  street 
Reid,  John,  10  Gladstone  place 
Reid,  Mrs,  5  &  7  Montgomery  st. 
Rhind,  James,  11  Brunswick  st. 
Robertson,  Alex.,  68  Giles  street 
Robertson,  D.,  1  Abercrombypl. 
Robertson,  Wm. ,  43  East  Cross- 
causeway 
Robertson,  Mrs,  49  Clerk  street 
Rodger,  Miss,  6  Baker's  place 
Scott,  James,  4  Antigua  street 
Scott,  John,  1  Leith  walk 
Scott,  Elizabeth,  21  Castle  st. 
Scougall,  Archd.,  12  Melville  pi. 
Selkirk,  Mrs,  32  Cable  wynd 
Sime,  John,  9  and  13  Carrubber's 
clo.se 


Smellie,  Mrs,  2  Johnston  place 
Stevenson,  E.,  52  Potterrow 
Stevenson,  R.  S.,  16a  St  Leonard 

street 
Stewart,  Thomas,  7  Romilly  pi. 
Sutherland  &  Rain,  18  Coburg  st 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  2  Gillespie  cres. 
Tait,  James,  6  (irange  road 
Taylor,  Mrs,  74  Broughton  st. 
Templeton,  Mrs,  54a  India  st. 
Thomson,  John,  45  Kirkgate 
Thomson,  Mrs,  3  E.  Scieunes  st. 
Traquaii-,  Miss,  14  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Tulloch,  James,  27  London  st. 
Waldie,  George,  11  Clifton  ter. 
Watson,  Robert,  19  Brougham  pi 
Wilkie,  James,  8  Bread  street 
Wishart,  John,  6  Mulberry  pi. 
Yerworth,  John,  4  Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Young,  William,  33  South  Back 

of  Canongate 

Grocers  (Wholesale). 

Aikman,  A. ,  &  Co. ,  Calton  place 
Anderson,  J.  C,  28  and  30  Vic- 
toria street.     See  Adv. 
Baillie,  T.  &  N.,  15  Victoria  st. 
Bm-ns,  G.,  &  Son,  164  High  st. 
Dickson,  Wm.,  14  Bristo  street 
Ford,  Wm.,  k  Sons,  93  Consti- 
tution street 
Forrest  &   Turnbull,  126   Con 

stitution  street 
Honeyman  &  AVilson,  11  and  13 

Meuse  lane 
Montignani,  H.  G. ,  6  Drummond 

street 
Nicolson,  D.,  k  Son,  37  Canon- 
gate 
Parker,  John  F.,  62  Timber  bush 
Potts,  W.  &  H.,  Port  Hopetoun 
Taj'lor,  James,  John's  lane 
Tm'nbull  k  Kay,  Gayfield  square 
Williamson,  John,  84  West  port 

Grocers  and  Wine  and 
Spirit  Merchants. 

Tlwsemarlced  *  are  Grocers  only. 

*Adams,  James,  190  Cowgate 
Adamson,  David,  247  Canongate 
*Adie,  A. ,  4  Coburg  sti-eet 
^Adie,  James,  4  King's  place 
*Affleck,  John,  Canaan  lane 
*Aikman,  Jane,  33  Buccleuch  st. 
*Aitchison,  Mrs  Geo.,  35  Rich- 
mond 23lace 
Alexander,  Adam,  25  N.  Rich- 
mond street 
Alexander,  John,  11  Maitlandst., 

Newhaven 
Alexander,  Mrs  J.,  79  Kirkgate 
Allan,  Alex.,  23  Fountain  bridge 
Allan,  Wm.,  6  Cromwell  street 
Alison,  Wm.,  20  Cochrane  place 
*A]ston,  W. ,  9  Hamilton  place 


Anderson  &  C'o.,85StLeouard  st. 
*Anderson,  Alex.,  1a  Piirig  pi. 
"'Anderson,  Geo. ,  50  North  Back 

of  Canongate 
*  Anderson,  Henry,  21  Burns  ,st. 
Anderson,  J.  C,  28  and  30  Vic- 
toria street.     See  Adv. 
Anderson,    L.    G.,    491    Lawn- 
market 
*Andersou,    Mrs,    12    Wright's 

houses 
Andrew,  Alex. ,  31  Couper  street 
Andrew,  W.,  3  Paimiure  place 
*Arnott,  R.  &  D.,  5  Lome  jjlace 
Austin,  Wm.,  5  &  13  Gladstone 

place  and  1  Brougham  place 
Badenoch,  Alex. ,  1  Catherine  st. 
*Baird,  Alex.,  34  Home  street 
Balfour,  R.,  152  Fountainbridge 
*Ballingall,  Mary,  14  Hill  place 
Ballingall,  Miss  Ann,  71  Kirkgate 
Barrie,  George,  44  Giles  street 
Barrie,  Hy.,  79  and  80  Giles  .st. 
Barron,  C,  12  Drummond  street 
*Beaton,  Mrs,  6  Cowgate 
Bell,  Wm.,  449  Lawnmarket 
Bell,  Mrs,  2  East  Arthur  place 
Black,  George,  9  Fox  lane 
Black,  James,  99  West  bow 
Black,  John,  33  Pitt  street 
Black,  R.  W.,  66  Inverieith  row 
Black,  Robert,  47  Yardheads 
*Blaikie,  Wm.,  126  Causeway- 
side 
Blake,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  27  Earl  Grey  st. 
*Blance,  P.  J.,  39  Tolbooth  wynd 
Blane,  Wm.,  7  Buccleuch  .street 
*Blyth,  Robt.,  3  N.  Junction  st. 
Bolt,  James,  5  Dock  place 
*Bolton,  Geo.,  21  Barony  street 
*Bonson,  H.,  9  E.  Richuiondst. 
Bowie,  William,   12  East  Rich- 
mond street 
Boyd,  John  M.,  18  William  st. 
*Bradbrook,  Richd.,  36  Main  st. 
*Braidwood  &  Fowler,  1  Sandport 

Brash,  David  H.,  19  Coalhill 
Brash,  William,  210  Canongate 

and  3  Rose  street 

Broomfield,  Mrs,  5  Barony  st. 

Brown,  James  T.,  35  Abbej'  hill 

Brown,  James,  20  Broughton  st. 

Brown,    John,    16    St   Anthony 

place 
Brown,  John,  136  Nicolson  street 
Brown,  Wm.,  92  Grove  street 
Buchan  &  Johnston,  12  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Buchanan  Brothers,  1  Canon  pi. 
Buchanan,  James,  169  Cowgate 
Burnet,  Andrew,  152  Cowgate 
Burnett,  George,  204  Canongate 

and  92  St  Leonard  street 
Burnett,  R.,  &  Co.,  4  West  End 

place 
Burns,  John,  54  Crosscauseway 
Cairns,  Alex.,  99  &  120  High  st. 
*Cairns,  J.,  226  Cowgate 


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Calder,  David,  112  Canongate 
Calder,  H.,  &  Son,  21  S.  Clerk  st. 
Cameron  &  Mitcliell,  6  Allison  pi. 
*Campl)ell,  Hy.,  11  Richmond  pi. 
*Camr)beIl,  K.,  6  Prospect  tcr. 
^Campbell,  W.,  17  &  19  Charles 

street 
Campbell,    William,    41    Cross - 

causeway 
^Campbell,  Mrs  Thos.,  21  South 

Richmond  street 
^Chatham,  J.,  326  Lawnmarket 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  7  Citadel  street 
*Christie,  George,  1 1  Abbey  hill 
•Christie,  John,  179  Pleasance 
Clu-istie,  J.,  30  High  street 
Christie,  Robert,  53  Hanover  st. 
Chm'ch,  J. ,  8  Claremont  place 
Clark,  Thomas,  38  Grove  street 
*Clelland,  Jas.,  10  W.  Adam  st. 
*C;ieugh,   George,  30   N.    Rich- 
mond street 
Cochrane,  R.  H.,  248  Canongate 
Cockburn,  J.  &  G.,  135  Princes 

street  and  21  Castle  street 
Cockburn,  J.  F.,  20  North-west 

Circus  place 
(.'ockburn,  John,  15  Earl  Grey  st. 
Cockburn,  R.,  11  St  Andrew  sq. 
Colquhoun,  Miss,  70  Cumberland 

street 
Cook,  E.,  153  Pleasance 
Cooper,  Hunter,  46  Maryfieldpl. 
Corbet,  Peter,  9  Elbe  street 
*Cormack,  Miss,  2  Northumber- 
land street 
*Cornfoot,  Mrs,  192  Rose  street 
Costa,  Peter,  47  London  street 
Coiibrough,  J.,  19  Greenside  st. 
Cowan,  Wm. ,  1  Lindsay  pi. ,  Leith 
Cowper,  Liddle,  17  Dean  street 
Coxson,  James,  104  Abbey  hill 
Craig,  James,  40Brouglitou  street 
Craig,  James,  40  Clerk  street 
Craig,  John,  265  Cowgate 
Crighton  &  Thomson,  77  South 

Clerk  street 
CJrighton,  James,  1  Kerr  street 
Crockett,  David,  4  Rosehill  pi. 
CuUen,  Michael,  252  Cowgate 
'"Cullen,  Pat.,  321  Canongate 
^'Cumming,  John,  132  Canongate 
Cunningham,  J. ,  7  Canning  pi. 
t'unningham,  Jas.,    5  E.   Rich- 
mond street 
C'urrer,  Adam,  79  Queen  street 
*CuiTie,  Adam,  64  N.  Fort  st. 
Cuthbert,  D.,  36  Bnmswick  st. 
Cuthbertson,  G.,  65  Shore 
"*C'utlibertson,  Henry,  47  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith. 
'"Daily,  John,  49  Cowgate 
Dalgleish,  Andrew,  74  Grove  st. 
*Darling,  R.,  10  Drummond  st. 
Davidson,  A.,  78  Canongate 
Davidson,  Andw.,  Water  of  Leith 
Davidson,  James,  94  Nicolsonst. 
■'Davidson,  John,  42  Broughton 
.street 


Davies,    David,     13     South    St 

James'  street 
Dick,  Jas.  R.,  1  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Dick,  James,  66  Grassmarket 
Dickison,  Geo.,  66  Fountainbr. 
Dickson  k  JLllison,  84  Nicolson 

street 
Dickson  &  Wise,  6  and  7  An- 
tigua street  and  12  Leven  st. 
Dickson,  A.,  3  Elder  street 
Dickson,  A.,  175  k  179  High  st. 
*Dickson,  Adam,  38  Bristo  st. 
*Dickson,  Mrs,  23  Jamaica  st. 
Dodds,  George,  3  Kirkwood  pi. 
Donaldson,  George,  &  Sons,  26 
West  Maitland  street  and  1 
Mackenzie  place 
Donaldson,  J.,  7  Hillhousefield 
Donaldson,  Robt.,  10  Admiralty 

street 
Donaldson,  Wm. ,  1 0  Moray  st. 
*Donaldson,  Mrs  E.,  43  Canon- 
gate 
Douglas  &  Mason,  96  George  st. 
Dougla.s,  R.,  &  Son,  21  Lothian 

road 
Douglas,  Robert,  172  Fountain- 
bridge 
^Douglass,  Mrs,  184  Rose  street 
*Dryden,  Mary,  31  Jamaica  st. 
Drysdale,  D.,  2  Nicolson  sti-eet 
Dudgeon,  Alex.,  35a  India  place 
Duff,  Joseph,  6  Simpson's  court, 

Greenside 
*Duff,  Mrs,  46  Brunswick  street 
Dun,  David,  60  Thistle  street 
Dunn,  John,  152  Rose  street 
*Dykes,  Richard,  3  Orchardfield 
Dymock  &  Guthrie,  16  Nicolson 

street 
Edinburgh  &  Northern  District 

Store,  42  Brunswick  street 
"Elder,  Wm.,  28  Tobago  street 
Elliot,  Robert,  94  West  port 
Ennis,  Mrs,  32  Abbey  hill 
Erskine,  Archd.,  17  Jamaica  st. 
*Fairbairn,  Geo.,  30  Carnegie  st. 
Fairbairn,  H.,  45  Buccleuch  st. 
Fairley,  J.,  &  Son,  67  Lauriston 

place 
*Fairley,    Richard,    &    Co.,   173 

Pleasance 
Fairley,  James,  1  Gilmore  place 
Fairweather,    Alex.,    45    North 

Richmond  street 
Falconer,  D.,  18  Home  street 
Farquhar,  A. ,  2  Victoria  place 
Fergusson,  W.,  22  Maitland  st. 
*Fleming,  Janet,  172  Rose  st. 
*Flockhart,  Thomas,  3  AVest  St 

Anthony  place 
Flockhart,  Jno. ,  5  Back  of  Vaults 
Forbes,  Jane,  36  Lothian  street 
Ford,    James,   &  Son,    6  and  7 

Merchiston  terrace 
Ford,  James,  184  High  street 
Ford,  J.,  69  St  Andi'ew  street, 

Leith 
*Forgau,  David,  27  Grassmarket 


Forrest,  James,  Water  of  Leith 
*Fraser,  Alex.,  11  Canongate 
Eraser,  Andrew,  1  Home  street 
Eraser,  Donald,  88  Canongate 
French,  John,  27  Bernard  street 
Galbraith  k  Black,  9  Gillespie  pi. 
Galbraith,  Thos.,  3  Rutland  pi. 
Gardiner,  T.  W.,  1  Jordan  place 
Gardner,  Alex.,  259  High  street 
*Geddes,  Thomas,  29  London  st. 
Gibson,  John,  39  Queensferry  st. 
Gibson,  John,  54  Potterrow 
Gibson,  John,  15  India  place 
Gilbert,  Rob  ,  11  &  56  Yardheads 
*Gilchrist,  !Mis,  85  Rose  street 
Gill,  James,  54  Lauriston  street 
Gillespie,  James,  22  Bread  street 
Gillespie,  John,  15  Howe  street 
Gilmour,  H.,  16  Greenside  street 

and  35  South  Clerk  street 
*Gilray,  Joseph,  78  S.  Clerk  st. 
Gilroy,  Robt.  B. ,  1  Jamaica  st. , 

Leith 
*Girdwood,   D.,   10  Deanhaugh 

street 
*Goodlet,  John,  1  Star  bank 
"Gormlay,  James,  26a  West  port 
*Gosman,  David,  9  Violet  bank 
Goudie,  G.,  &  Co.,  2  Leven  st. 
*Gourlay,  James,  4  Falcon  place 
*Gowans,  James,  2  Semple  st. 
Gowans,  M.,  12  St  Patrick  sq. 
*Graham,  David,  35  Dean  j)ath. 

Water  of  Leith 
*Graham,  Mrs,  49  Cumberland  st. 
Grant,  A. ,  1 4  South  St  James'  st. 
Grant,  Robert,  53  Montague  st. 
*'Grant,  Wm.,  1  W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Gray,  G.  k  W.,  21  Tobago  st. 
Gray,  Alexander,  13  Water  lane 
Gray,  Andrew,  253  Canongate 
Gray,  Andrew,  2  East  Adam  st. 
Gray,  George,  6  Jamaica  street 
Gray,  H.,  29  Abbey  hUl 
Gray,  James,  5  Gray's  place 
Gray,  John,  53  Broiighton  street 

and  19  Dublin  street 
Gray,  John,  7  LTnion  pi.,  Bon- 

nington  road 
*Gray,  W.  A.,  291  Canongate 
Gray",  Wm.  S.,  29  Clerk  street 
Greenaway,  J.,  33  Elder  street 
*Greenshields,      Thomas,      75a 

Cumberland  street 
*Greig,  Andw.,  147  Fountainbr. 
Greig,  Francis,  34  Dean  street 
Greig,  George  G. ,  45  Arthur  st. 
Greliche,    Edward,    70    Thistle 

street 
Grieve,  Hay,  15  St  James'  sq. 
Grieve,  James,  28  Clerk  street 
Grieve,  Thomas,  40  Home  street 
*Grindlay,    James,    7  Block  B, 

Bangor  road 
Groves,  Chas.,  46  Tolboothwynd 
Gunn,  Alexander,  12  Yardheads 
*'Guthrie,  Thos.,  40  Giles  street 
*Guthrie,  Agnes,  131  St  Leonard 

street 


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*Hair,  George,  153  Pleasanoe 
*Hall,  Wm.,  5  Orehardliekl  pi. 
Hamilton,  Alex.,   1  Sunnybauk 

place 
*Handyside,  J.,  10  Caiisewayside 
Harkess,  J.,  178  Fouutaiubridge 
*Harlow,  A.,  12  Sowersby  place 
*Hastie,  David,  56  Rose  street 
Hastie,  James,  1  Rosebiirn  place 
Haswell,  James,  30  Greenside  st. 
Hav,  Robt.  &  G.,  7  and  8  Huntly 

street,  1  Elm  row,  and  18  W. 

Maitland  sti'eet 
Hay,  Alexander,   10  Clanalpine 

buildings 
Hay,  John,  39  Cumberland  st. 
Hay,  Peter,  44  Lothian  street 
*Heggie,  Robt.,  SoHillhousefield 
*Henderson,  A.  &  J.,  79  Nicol- 

son  street 
*Henderson,  James,  1  Forbes  st. 
■^Henderson,  Wm.,  1  Morrison  st. 
Henderson,  Miss  E.,  33  William 

street 
*Heron,  James,  160  Pleasance 
Herrald,  William,  53  Kirkgate 
Hill,  Thomson,  &(.'o.,  45  Frede- 
rick street 
*Hogarth,  Miss,  r'anonmUls 
*Hogg,  Adam,  4  Criehton  street 
*Home,  Alexantler,  Hugh  MUler 

cottage 
Horsbirrgh,  John,  30  Broughton 

street 
Hossack,  D.,  329  Cowgate 
Hossack,  Miss  J.,  17  Tobago  st. 
Houliston,  John,  74  Leitli  street 
*Howden,  Thomas,  4  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
*Howie,  Mrs,  12  Cable  wjaid 
"Hughes,  Patrick,  117  Cowgate 
Hume,  E.,  48  Canongate 
Hunter,   George,   12  West  port 

and  234  Cowgate 
"Hunter,  A.  C.,  4  Lothian  st. 
■'Hunter,  James,  1  Greyfriars  pi. 
Hunter,  James,  17  Madeira  st. 
Hunter,    Robert,   6    East    Rich- 
mond street 
Hunter,  W.  A.,  18  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Hunter,  Wm.,  54  St  Leonard  st. 
"Hunter,  Jlrs,  173  Canongate 
Hutton,  Jas.,  3  Maitland  street, 

Newhaven 
'TnglLs,  David,  2  Pleasance 
"Inglis,  D.,  207  Cowgate 
"Inglis,    Robert,    4   Ronaldson's 

buildings 
"Inglis,  Thomas,  38  Lothian  st. 
luglis,  Mrs  J.,  9  Spence's  place, 

Leith 
Innes  &  Grieve,   11  St  Andrew 

sqnare 
Innes,  Robert,  2  Market  place 
Irons,  James,  1   Grindlay  street 

and  13  Spittal  street 
Jackson,  P.  &  T.,  1  Howard  st. 
Jackson,  Mrs,  6  Raeburn  place 


Jamieson,    Gilbert,    &    Son,    66 

Grassmarket 
* Jardine,  Alex. ,  57  High  street 
Jardine,  William,  75  Pleasance 
*Jert'rey,    Mrs,    67   Main  sti-eet, 

Ncwhaven 
Johnston,  S.,  &Sons,  67  Nicolson 

street 
*Johnston,  Robert,  10  Calton  st. 
*Johnston,  Helen,  86  Fountain- 
bridge 
*Johnston,  Miss  M.,  86  Rosest. 
*Keddie,  Miss  Jane,  19  Hart  st. 
Kennedy,   John,    Cherry   bank, 

Newhaven  road 
*Kerr,  James,  89  Nicolson  street 
*KtnT,  Wni.,  1  Ferguson  builds. 
Kilgour,  Jos.,  69  Tolbooth  wynd 
Kirk  &  M'Gladrie,  42  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Kirk,  James,   223  and  225  High 

street  and  461  Lawnmarket 
Kii-khope,  J. ,  &  Sons,  22  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Kirkhope,  A.,  3  Scotland  street 
Lamb,  James  B.,  15  Kirkgate 
Law  &  Forrest,   15  Queensferry 

street 
"■' Lawrie  k  Sons,  5  E.  Sciennes  st. 
*Lawrip,  Mrs  J.,  12  Saunders  st. 
*Lazzaroni,   Mrs  Isabella,    3  S. 

Richmond  street 
Leadbetter,  J.,  26  Caiisewayside 
Leadbetter,  Rob.,  38  William  st. 
Lee,   William  B.,   51   Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
*Leighton,  J. ,  38  N.  Richmond  st. 
Leishman,  Robt.,  227  Canongate 
Leslie,  Thos. ,  21  H.iddington  ]A. 
Lewis,  James,  177  Canongate,  6 
and  7  ilarket  street,  and  59 
Pleasance 
Lewis,  J.,  34  Hanover  street 
*Lindsay,  James,  3  Haddington 

place 
*Liuton,  James,  3  Howe  street 
*Little,  Mrs  A.,  18  Hillhousefield 
Livingston,  J. ,  497  Lawnmarket 
*Lyon,  John,  1  M'Laren  place 
*Lyon,  -Mrs  A.,  37  Bristo  street 
Lyle,  Robert,  17  Home  street 
*]\1 '  Adie,  James,  1  Claremont  pi. 
M'Call,  George,  12  Moray  street 
Macalpine,  Alex.,  11  St  Anthony 

place 
M 'Alpine,  T.,  114  Canongate 
M 'Alpine,  T.,  36  Duke  st.,  Leith 
M 'Arthur,  David,  27  Dean  st. 
*M 'Arthur,  John,  29  Lothian  st. 
M'Cabe,  A.,  24  Yardheads 
M  'Craw,  John,  6  RomiUy  place 
M'Culloch,  John,  5  Melville  ter. 
M'CuUoch,   P.   M.,   113  Grass- 
market 
M 'Donald,    David,    &    Son,    29 

Shore 
*Macdonald,  Miss,  23  Barony  st. 
M 'Donald,   Miss   M.,    74  West 
Fountainbridge 


M'Dougal,  G.,  18  Howe  street 
M'Dougal,  Jas.,  6  Dublin  street 
M  'Dougal,  J. ,  1  Mansfield  [dace 
*M'Ewan,  Thomas,  103  Cowgate 
M'Farlane,  D.   &  H.,   2  Green- 
side  street 
*M'Ghee,  Sarah,  2.\.  Arthur  st. 
*M'Glashan,  Alex.,  Granton 
M'Gregor,  A.,  61  Bristo  street 
M'Gregor,  D.,  162  Canongate 
M'Gregor,  D.,  120  Rose  street 
*M'Guire,  Charles,  74  Giles  st. 
M'lntosh,  James  L.,  Ill  Cause- 
wayside 
*M'I,saac,  Mrs,  19  Glover  street 
*M'Kay,  G.,  2  Washington  pi. 
*Mackay,  H.,  509  Lawnmarket 
*M'Kernan,  Edw.,  115  Cowgate 
*Mackintosh,  R.,  173  Cowgate 
*M'Kinnell,  John,   7  Greenside 

row 
*M'Lach]an,  A.,  29  Haddington 

place 
M'Lachlan,    William,     5    &    d 

Lindsay  place 
M'Laren,  Jas.,  34  Coatfield  lane 
JIacLean,  D.,  &  Son,  27  Princes 

street 
M'Lean,  Wm.,  37  Prince  Regent 

street 
*M'Leish,  Andrew,  36  Cowgate 
M'Leish,  J.,  324  Lawnmarket 
*M'Leod,  Geo.,  37  Greenside  row 
*M'Leod,  Jas.,  20  Bueeleuch  st. 
*M'Leod,  James  C,  12  Jamaica 

sti'cet 
M'Mahou,  Peter,  61  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
*M 'Master,  John,  51  Canongate, 
209  Cowgate,  &  85  Pleasance 
I^I'Phail,  William,  1  Helen  st. 
M'Pherson,  W.,  12  Shrub  place 
and  1  Albert  place,  Leith  walk 
*Macrae,  John,  2  Clarence  sta-eet 
Macternan,  Chas.,  263  Cowgate 
Macternan,  F.,  55  West  port 
M'Wiannell,   P.,   52   Frederick 

street 
*Malcolm,  John,  19  Earl  Grey  st. 
]\[alcolm,  J.  D.,  29  Water  lane 
*Malonay,  P.,  200  Cowgate 
Marshall,    iirs   John,   13   Clerk 

street 
*Martin,  John,  20  South  Rich- 
mond street 
Martinson,  W.,  1  Mulberry  pL, 

Bonnington 
*Matheson,  D.,  75  Main  street 
*Mauchline,  Andrew,  6  St  James' 

square 
*Meikle,  George,  31  Minto  st. 
*Melrose,    Andrew,    k    Co.,    93 

George  street 
Melville,    James,     Co  operative 

store,  Newhaven 
*Melville,  Mrs  Jane,  59  Canon- 
gate 
Menelaws  &  Co.,  143  George  st. 
See  Adv. 


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Menzies,  Miss  E.,  75  Fountain- 
bridge 

Middleton,  D.,  22S.  St  James'  st. 

Mill,  Mrs,  16  William  street 

Millar,  Jolm,  17  Downie  place 

*Miller,  George,  jun.,  2  Salisbury 
terrace 

*MiUer,  Eobert,  9  Admiralty  st. 

*Miller,  R.,  46  Bridge  street 

*MilLs,  Edward,  37  Fountain- 
bridge 

*Mills,  Mrs,  33  West  port 

MitcbeU,  A.  M.,  32a  Castle  st. 

Mitchell,  George,  72  and  74 
Nicolson  .street 

MitcheU,  Jas. ,  57  So.  Clerk  st. 

Mitcbell,  John,  2  Duncan  street 


Paterson,  H.,  19  Carnegie  street 
Pater.son,  E.  V.,  28  Home  street 
Paterson,  T. ,  5  East  Register  st. 
"Paterson,  Mrs  J.,  9  Macdowall 

street 
*Paton,  Geo.  L.,  36  Dundas  st. 
*Paxton,  M. ,  5  Fox  lane 
*Penman,  J.,  67  Giles  street  and 

4  Great  Junction  street 
"Petrie,  Mrs,  33  Thistle  street 
*Pirret,  J.,  58  Clerk  street 
*Pirret,  Thos.,  2  Marmion  ter. 
Pitkeathly,  Wm.,  8  Rose  street 
*Pollock,     James,     65    and    67 

Broughton  street 
*Porteous,  Mrs  M.,  62  Buccleuch 

street 


Mitchell,  W.,  St  Cuthbert's  lane  j  Pringle,  John,  49  Buccleuch  st. 


Mitchell,  Sirs,  2  Cannon  street, 

Leith 
*MitcheU,  Mrs  C,  7  4  South  Back 

of  Canongate 


Pringle,  Robert,  16  Annfield 
Pringle,  Rt.,  19  Greenside  row 
*Pringle,     Mrs,     4     Ferguson's 
buildings,  Dumbiedykes  road 


Professional   and    Civil    Service 
Supply  Association  (Limited), 
7  St  Andrew  sq.  ;  A.  Lindsay, 
manager 
Proud,  Mrs,  98  Pleasance 

4  Grange 


Moffat,  James  M.,  18  Beaumont  [  Proctor,  J.  G.,  328  Lawmmarket 

place 
*Moffat,  John,  13  Atholl  place 
*Montignani,  C.  L.,  15  Shrub  pi 
Moodie,  John,  6  Home  street 
Morgan,  J.  B.,  194  Canongate 

Morrison,  Robt.,  73  Giles  street  jProudfoot  &  Gro.sset, 
*Morton,  William,  62  Fountain-      road 

bridge  Proudfoot,  John,  11  and  12  West 

*Mossman,  And.,  1  E.  Sciennesj     Newington 
*Muir,  ]\Irs,  85  Fountainbridge  iPurdie,  John,  5  Hillhousefield 
*Muir,  iirs,  16  Bristo  street        ,Rae,  Alexander,  2  and  3  Spring 
Mundie,  John,  38  "WTiitfield  pi.  '\     gardens 
Munro,  D.,  100  West  port  '*Rae,  G.,  43  Dundas  street 

*Munro,  John,  11  Jamaica  street  ■  Ramsay,  .James,  55  Lauristonpl. 
*Murphy  &  Co.,  16  Damside  l*Ram.say,  Mrs,  25  Greenside  row 
*Murray,  Adam,  44  Home  street  j  *Piatter,  Mrs,  23  Sheriff  brae 
Murray,  Alex. ,  2  Brougham  pi.  !  Rattrie,  Alex. ,  Granton  harbour 
Murray,  A.,  67  South  bridge  iReid,  Andrew,  179  Cowgate 
Murray,  A.  C,  1  Montague  st.  ;Reid,  Jolm,  39  Broughton  street 
Murray,  G.,  51  Frederick  sti-eet  |Reid,  M.,  1  South  Norton  place 
Murray,  J.  B.,  3  Dumbiedykes  Reid,  William,  42  and  44  Earl 


road 

^Murray,  M.,  135  Cowgate 
Murray,  Robert,  64  Grove  .street 
■^'Murray,  William,  12  Clyde  st. 

and  9  Duke  street 
*Murray,  Mrs  H. ,  9  Couper  st. 
*Mun-ay,  Mrs,  7a  Glover  street 
*Napier,  James,   183  Fountain- 
bridge 
Nelson,  John,  Water  of  Leith 
*Nevison,  Mrs,  2  Bedford  street 
*Newlands,  Jas.,  232  Cowgate 
*Nicol,  John,  50  Fountainbridge 
Nicoll,  Joseph,  3  India  street 
*Nicolson,    William,    34  Bridge 
.street&58  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
*Noble,  Thomas,  57  Pleasance 
OgUvy,  C,  50  Dundas  street 
*Omand,  J.  P.,  62  Bristo  .street 
*Ormiston,  Miss,  18  and  19  Yard- 
heads 
Oswald,  David,  9  Victoria  place 
Pagan,  Arcliibald,  14  India  pi 


Grey  street  and  1  Richmond 

terrace 
Reith,  WUIiam,  24  Tobago  ,st. 
Rennie,  W.,  10  West  Richmond 

street 
*Reoch,  R.  K.,  59  Yardheads 
Richardson,  Mrs  D.,  38  North 

Foi-t  street 
Ritchie,  Ale.xr.,  21  Abbey  hill 
Robb,  Thomas,  &  Son,  9  and  11 

Frederick  street 
Robb,  William,  145  Princes  st. 
*Robb,  William,  11  West  port 
Robertson,  D.  &  R.,  51  Kirkgate 
Robertson,  Donald,  92  Pleasance 
*Robertson,  George,  1  Hawthorn 

bank  terrace 
Robertson,  Geo.,  7  William  st. 
^Robertson,  James,  ITennant.st. 
Robertson,  John,  9  Tarvit  sti-eet 
Robertson,  J.  W.,  17  Cowgate- 

liead 
Robertson,  Peter,  62  Canongate 


Palmer,  James,  101  Grassmarket|  Robertson,  Rt.,  1  Hamilton  pi. 
Paterson,  A.  F.,  39  Kirkgate       '"Robertson,  Rt,  2  M.  Arthur  pi. 


Robertson,  S.,  108  Grassmarket 
Robertson,  William,  2  High  st. 
Robertson,  Wm. ,  1 5  King  street 
Robertson,  Wm.,  1  Parkside  st. 
Robertson,  Wm. ,  4  Primrose  pi. 
Robertson,  Miss  C. ,  2  West  port 
*Roden,  Francis,  9  St  Mary  st. 
*Rodger,  A.,  Primro.se  .street 
*Rollo,  F.,  21  Coburg  street 
Ronaldson,  W.,  6  St  Patrick  st. 
Ro.se,  John,  2  Eglinton  .street 
Ro.ss,   Alex.,  &  Co.,  7  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Ross,  Andrew,  95  Grassmarket 
Ros.s,  Thomas,  3  Home  street 
*Runciman,  Mrs,  7  Annfield 
Russell,  Thomas,  42  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Russell,  W.,  17  Prince  Regent  .st. 
Rutherford,   Robert,  3a  Dnim- 

mond  .street 
Salmond,  J.,  &  Co.,  129  and  131 

Rose  street 
Salmond,  Robt,  Water  of  Leith 
Sanderson  &  Lawiie,  20  Hanover 

street.     See  Adv. 
Sandei'son,  A.,  85  Kirkgate  and 

1  Burns  street 
Sanderson,  R.,  199  Cowgate 
*Sanson,  A.,  95  Causewayside 
*Saunders,  J. ,  1  Orchardiield  pi. 
Scott,  A.,  6  St  Patrick  square 
*Scott,  John,  1  Leith  walk 
*Scott,  Mrs  M.,  1  Chapel  sti-eet 
Scott,  Miss,  61  Cumberland  st. 
*Selcraig,  Thos. ,  1  Glenorchj^pl. 
*Shalvjs  Tliomas,  309  Cowgate 
Sharp,  James,  15  Romilly  place 
Sharp,  James,  13  Grassmarket 
*Sharp,  S. ,  5  Ritchie  place 
Shaw,  James,  13  India  place 
*Shepherd,  J.,  61  South  Back  of 

Canongate 
*Shiels,  James,  1  Prospect  sti-eet 
Sime,  A.,  43  Duke  street,  Leith 
Simpson,  A.,  &  Co.,  5  Baker's 

place 
Simpson,    John,    5  and   6  Tol- 

booth  wynd 
Simpson,  Mrs,  14  Main  street 
*Simpson,  Mrs,  22  Lauriston  st. 
Sinclair,  John,  106  West  port 
Sinclair,  R.,  26  Melville  teiTace 
*Skinner,  Alexr.,  13  Tarvit  st 
*Small,  Miss,  200  Rose  street 
*Smart,  George,  15  Carnegie  st. 
Smart,     James    A.,     17     West 

Montgomery  place 
Smeal,  John,  24  Admiralty  street 
Smellie,  H.,  80  Crosscauseway 
Smellie,  Robert,  33  Bristo  street 

and  2  Orchardfield  place 
Smith  &  Aitken,  24  Earl  Grey 

.street 
Smith,  Alexander,  24  Leven  st. 
*Smith,  Alexander,  41  Giles  st. 
Smith,  Andrew,  106  High  .street 
Smith,  James,  25  Union  place 
Smith,  James,  6  Craigside  place 


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*Sinith,  James,  137  Grassmarket 
Smith,  John,  120  Kirkgate 
Smith,  Robt.,  51  Xoith  Fort  st. 
*Smith,  Mrs  E.,  67  Rose  street 
Smith,  Miss  H.,  10  Spence's  pi., 

Leith 
*Somerville,    Hugh,    21    Rich- 
mond place 
Somerville,  Jas.,  4  Water  lane, 

Leith 
Somerville,  "\V.,  211  Canongate 
Sounnes,  Robert,  100  High  street 
Spalding,  Peter,  11  Rose  street 
Spalding,  Wm.,  15  Yardheads 
*StCuthbert's  Co-operative  Asso- 
ciation, 1  St  Cuthbert's  place 
*Steeduian,  Jn. ,  40  Hanover  st. 
Steedman,     W.,     1     Charlotte 
sti'eet,  Leith,   and  13  Cassels 
place 
Steel,  James,  5  Anne  place 
Stevenson,  Mrs  G.,  263  and  265 

Canongate 
Stewart,  J.  &  G.,  Ill  and  113 

High  street 
*Stewart,  Js.,  &  Son,  66  Rose  st. 
Stewart,  Alexander,  16  India  pi. 
Stewart,  Alex.,  69  Canongate 
Stewart,  E.,  89  Canongate 
Stewart,  George,  10  Dairy  park 

terrace  and  1  Drumdryan  st. 
Stewart,  John,  111  Kirkgate 
Stewart,  Jolm,  30  Foimtainbridge 
*Stewart,    John,    30     Cowgate 

and  5  Ritchie  place 
*Stewart,  Mrs  E. ,  48  Lamiston  st. 
Stirling,  I.  R.,  2  St  Leonard  st. 
Stirling,  John,  2  St  Patiick  st. 

and  6  Richmond  lane 
Stitt,  James,  37  Queensferry  st. 
*Stocks,  Peter.  13  Portland  place, 

Leith 
Strachan,  "William,  67  Shore 
Strathie,  E.,  2  Orchardfield 
*Sutherlaud,  A. ,  1  Bainfield  pi. 
Sutherland,  A. ,  1  Upper  Grove  pi. 
*Sutherland,  H.,  1  Canon  street 
Sutherland,  John,  33  Couper  st. 
Swan,  Robert,  40  Howe  street 
*Sweeney,  J.,  47  Giles  street 
Swinton,  T.,  17  Queen  street 
*Syine,  Miss  S.,  261  Cowgate 
*Tait,  James,  26  Jamaica  street 
Tait,  James,  1  Orchardfield 
Tansh,  Anne,  12  W.  Maitland  st. 
Taylor,  John,  7  Downie  place 
Taylor,  Mrs  J.,  9  Hambm-gh  pi. 
*Taylor,  Mrs,  74  Broughton  st. 
Taylor,  Mrs,  21  Main  street 
*Temple,     Thomas,     245    High 
street  and  55  Potterrow 
•  Thomson,  Alexander,  79  Main  st. 
*Thomson,  James,  1  Tobago  st. 
*Thomson,  Jas.  B.,  3Admii-alty 

street 
Thomson,    John,    10    Salisbiuy 

terrace 
*Thomson,  John,  5  Lord  Russell 
place 


Thomson,  John,  70  Grassmarket 
Thomson,  John,  12  C'owgatehead 
Thomson,   R.   D.,   23   South  St 
Andrew  street  and  Morning- 
side  bank 
Thomson,  R.  L. ,  jST.  Junction  st. 
Thomson,  T.,  40  St  John's  place 
Thomson,  W.,  61  Queen  .street 
Thomson,  W. ,  7  &  8  Leggat's  land 
*Thomson,  Mrs,   6  Breadalbane 

street 
Thomson,  Miss  J. ,  7  Fox  lane 
Todd,  John,  45  Cumberland  st. 
*Todd,  John,  49  Arthur  street 
Topping,  Alexander  J.,  1  Poplar 

lane 
Toshach,  Adam,  23  S.  College  st. 
Train,  J.,  7  St  James'  square 
*Tully,  A.,  183  Canongate 
Tumbull,  John,  139  Kirkgate 
Turner,  Peter,  18  Clerk  street 
Turner,  AVm. ,  50  Broughton  st. 
Tweedie,  J. ,  51  St  Leonard  street 
*Underwood,  E.,  19  High  street 
*TJrquhart,  Chas.,  52  Thistle  st. 
*Vallance,  Thos.,  30  Potterrow 
Vallance,  Wm.,  116  West  port 
Veitch,  W. ,  1  Sandilands  place 
*Walker,  David,  9a  Scotland  st. 
Walker,  James,  54  Nicolson  st. 
and  73  Hanover  street 
Waterston,  William,  6  Amelia 
Ann  place 
Watt,  Peter,  19  Haddington  pi. 
Webster,  Janet,  23  Burns  street 
Weir,  Wm. ,  6  Blackwood  cresct. 
Weil-,  Mrs  Wm.,  26  St  Leonard 

street 
*Weii-,  Mrs,  46  St  John's  place 
*Wells,  Laiu'ence,  73  West  port 
West,  Mrs,  5  Everton  terrace 
*White,  A. ,  39  Dundas  street 
"\Yliite,  Alex.,  22  Couper  street 
White,  J.,  123  West  port 
White,  John,  14  Moray  .street 
White,  James,  30  Dean  street 
*"V\'Tiitson,  Miss  1.,  Echo  bank 
*WiLliams,  Henry,  Primrose  st. 
AVilliamson,  John,  84  West  port 
WUliamson,  John,  59  High  st 
Williamson,    W.    B.,    54  West 

port 
Wilson  &  Lee,   35  Northumber- 
land street 
*Wilson,  Alex. ,  40  Morrison  st. 
Wilson,  A.,  17  N.W.  Cii'cus  pi. 
*Wilson,  James,  8  Canongate 
*WLLson,  James,  20  Bangor  road 
Wilson,  William,  2  and  4  South 

Richmond  street 
*  Wilson,  Mrs  J.,  40  India  place 
Wishart,  Alex.,  22  Dean  street 
Wishart,  Jas.,  5  Trafalgar  street 
Wood,  James,  48  Dean  path 
*Wood,  R.,  31  Water  lane,  Leith 
Wood,  Thomas,  Water  of  Leith 
Wood,    William,    33b   Cumber- 
land street 
Wright,  Jas.,  53  Tolbooth  -nynd 


Wright,  J. ,  142  and  143  Kirkgate 
Wright,  T.,  1  and  2  N.  Junction 

.sti-eet 
Wright,   Mrs,   5  Northumber- 
land place 

Wright,  Mrs  Wm.,  New  lane, 
Newhaven 
Wright,  Mrs  W.,  49  N.  Fort  st. 
"Wylie,  Alex.,  9  Romilly  place 
Young  &  Saunders,  27  Duke  st. 
Young  Brothers,  12Calton  street 

and  1  South  Clerk  street 
Young,  J.,  &  Co.,  1  Pitt  street 
Young,  Mrs,  31  Nelson  .street 
Young,  Mrs,  24  Simon  square 

Gunmakers. 

Bryce,  J.,  131  Princes  street 
Bryce,  Thos.,  15  Drummond  st. 
Dickson,  J.,  &  Son,  63  Priuces 

street 
Harkom,  J. ,  &  Son,  32  Princes  st. 
Henry,    Alexander,    12    and   14 

South  St  Andrew  sti-eet 
M 'Michael,  R.,  76  Candlemaker 

row 
Macnaughton,  Jas.,  26  Hanover 

street 
Mortimer  k  Son,  86  George  street 
Russell,  John,  39  Lady  Menzies 

place 
Thomson,  Alexander,  &  Son,  95 

Princes  street 

Habit  Makers. 

Rausch&Co.,8Geo.  St.  ^^eeAdv. 

Hairdressers. 

Those  marked  *  are  also  Per- 
fumers, +  Perfumers  only. 

Anderson,  Mrs  D.,  119  Nicolson 

street 
*Anderson,  W.,  2  E.  Register  st. 

and  19  Leith  street 
+Blackhall  Brothers,   59  South 

bridge  and  22  North  bridge 

Bolton,  J.,  8  Cockburn  sti'eet 

Bro\ra,  Grant  C,  2  Niddry  st. 

Bro^^^^,  Wm.  A.,  50  Bridge  st. 

Bryson,   Thomas,  59  St  Ancbew 

street,  Leith 
Campbell,  John,  39  Shore 
*Cook,    William,   3  Deanhaugh 

street.     See  Adv. 
*C!ooper,  Arch.,  19  Downie  place 
*Cullen,  Alfred,  7  Queen's  place, 

Leith 
Dalv,  Rich.,  22  Fountainbridge 
*Dickie,  W.,  65  &  69  Nicolson  st. 
Dochert}^  H.,  7  ilihic  square 
Dunn,  John,  70  Kirkgate 
Eagle,  R.,  178  Canongate 
Fenton,  R.,  jun.,  28  Earl  Grey  st. 
*Ferguson,  Geo.,  117  George  st. 
Ferguson,  James,  117  George  st. 
*Fraser,  John,  84  Kirkgate 
Henry,  John,  77  Giles  street 


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*Horne,  G. ,  4  York  place 
Hoyle,  William,  15  Union  place 
■^Koerijer,    Johannes,    31    Cock- 
burn  street 
La^vTence,  G.  C,  25  Eose  street 
Mackay,  Mrs  D. ,  8  Greenside  pi. 
*M'Kean,   Robert,  41 A  S.  Clerk 

street.     See  Adv. 
M'Parlane,  D.,  309  High  street 
*M'Parlane,  John,  4  St  Patrick 

street 
Mill,  Robert,  193  Pleasance 
*More,  Graham,  2  Castle  street 
Mutrie,  C,  137  High  street 
JIutrie,  William,  41  Blair  street 
*Pass,  Edwin,  89  Princes  sti'eet 
Peebles,  Thos. ,  1 4  Home  street 
*Poole,     Alex.,    47    Broughton 

sti-eet 
Reid,  George,  164  Rose  street 
Rodger,  William,  143  Pleasance 
■* Roger,  Pet.,  12  Gt.  Junction  st. 
"Roques,    Casimir,    7   South  St 

Andrew  street 
Rose,  James,  7  Chapel  street 
Russoll,  John,  12a  Rose  street 
*Sainton,  D.,  74  George  street 
ShaiTa,  John,  208a  Canongate 
*Simpson  &  Taylor,  15  South  St 

David  street 
Skinner,  John,  1  Fountainbr. 
*Stalker,  T.,  9a  Clerk  street 
Stanislas,  H.  B.,  29  Hanover  st. 
*Stirling,  Miss  J.,  48  George  st. 
*Sturrock  k.  Sons,  33  Princes  st. 
■"Tennant,  T.  M.,  23  North-west 

Circus  place.     See  Adv. 
*Thomson,  G.,  7  Waterloo  place 
*Thomson,  Jas.,  15  Catherine  st. 

Hair  Manufacturers. 

Blind  Asylum,  58  Nicolson  st. 

and  21  Frederick  street 
Cameron,    J.,    &    Son,    1    Old 

Physic  gardens 
Paterson  &  Sons,  95  Princes  st. 
Peacock,  H.,  50  South  bridge 

Ham  Curers  and 
Dealers. 

Anderson, P., Granton,  24a Howe 
street 

Anderson,  Mrs  E.,  36  Victoria  st. 

Baillie,  T.  &  N.,  15  Victoria  st. 

Gibson,  R.  &  T.,  93a  Princes  st. 

Henderson,  Alex.,  72  Leith  st. 

Jockel,  C,  60  Queen  .street 

Kerr,  John,  32  Lothian  street 

Mossman  &  Watson,  16  Grass- 
market 

Mun-ay,  James,  3  Swanfield 

Paterson  &  Allan,  105  West  bow 

Richardson,  F. ,  &  Co.  ,Grassmrkt. 

Robeitson,  Alex.,  5  Old  Physic 
gardens 

Steedman,  John,  40  Hanover  st. 

Stewart,  Robt.,  9  Hanover  street 


Waugh,  G.,  110  Nicolson  street 
and  34a  South  Hanover  street 
Wilson,  James,  59  Nicolson  st. 

Handrailers. 

Gallic,  Charles,  Thomas  street 
Learmonth,  Thos.,  10  Barony  st. 
M'Pherson,  Jas.,  42  Torphichen 
street 

Harness  Makers. 

See  Saddlers. 

Hatters. 

Those  marked  *  are  also 
Manufacturers. 

Affleck,  Wm.,  48a  Grove  street 
Alston,  Geo.,  40  Hanover  street 
Anderson,  J. ,  6  East  Register  st. 
*Barclay,  George,  7  Hunter  sq. 
*  Barclay,  James,  35  Lothian  I'd. 
Blair,  James,  131  Kirkgate 
Burge,  C,  &  Co.,  11  Leith  walk 
Burge,  A.,  35  Grindlay  sti'eet 
Burge,    John    B.,    47    Lothian 

road.     See  Adv. 
Burge,  Wm.,  10  North  bridge 
Carrick,  Wm.,  44  North  bridge 
Christie     &      Kilpatrick,     104 

South  bridge 
*Cliristie,  J.,  &  Son,  16  Georgest. 
Clapperton,   John,    &  Co.,   371 

High  street 
Cook,  M.  &  J.,  10  Nicolson  st. 
*Craig,  Christie,  &  Co.,  23  Pot- 

terrow 
Craig,  James,  87  South  bridge 
Crawford,    Samuel,    47  Candle- 
maker  row 
Cruickshank,  Alex.,  &  Sons,  57 

and  61  George  street 
*Cunningham,  T.,  61  North  br. 

See  Adv. 
*Denuell  &  Orme,  13  East  Re- 
gister st.  and  9  Leith  st.  ter. 
Douglas,  Mrs  C,  30  Lothian  st. 
Dow  &  Fender,  29  Princes  st. 
Dow,  J.  Allan,  65  North  bridge 
Drummond,    Peter,    13    and   29 

Leith  street 
Dunlop,  D.  M.,  3  and  64  North 

bridge.     See  Adv. 
Goldie,  John,  16  S.  St  Andrew 

street 
Gray,  George,  10   Kirkgate  and 

36  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Grieve,  Oliver,  &Co.,  19  Princes 

street" 
Hall  &  Scott,  ]  2  Leith  walk 
Hamilton,  W.  L.,  43  North  br. 
Hardie,  George,  289  High  street 
Harrison  &  Co.,  36  and  37  North 

bridge 
Henderson,  D.,  46  North  bridge 
Hogg,  John,  12  Clerk  street 
Holtnm  &  Welsh,  6  George  st. 
*Mack,  W.  B.,  2  Hunter  square 


*Mackay,  James  T.,  &  Co.,  16 
South  St  Andrew  street 

M'Lauchlan,  P.,  11  Chariotte 
street,  Leith 

""Meiu  &  Co.,  20  St  John  street 

ilolfat,  John,  21  Lothian  street 

Murray  &  Hogg,  33  George  st. 

*Nicol,  Robert,  57  Cockburn  st. 

*Operative  Hat  Factory,  90 
Nicolson  street 

Panton  &  Young,  36  S.  bridge. 
See  Adv. 

"Pati'ick,  Robert,  153  High  street 

Pui-ves,  W.,  &  Son,  1  St  Andrew- 
square 

*Raeburn,  J.  S.,  107  George  st. 

Rausch  &  ]\rCaul,  8  George  st. 

*Richardson,  Isaac,  39  George  iv, 
bridge  and  29  Nicolson  street 

*Roberts,  J.  S.  &W.,  11  Plea.sance 

Stevenson,  A.,  2  Drummond  st. 

Stevenson,  A.,  7  Roxburgh  ter. 

Stevenson,  Alex. ,  99  Princes  st. 

Stewart,  J.  C,  93  South  bridge 

Tate,  A.,  &  Son,  44  A^ictoria  st. 

*Thornhill  &  Co.,  38  So.  bridge 

Webb,  E.,  18  Lothian  .street 

Weddell,  G.  L.,  9  Calton  st. 

White,  WUliam,  12  Frederick 
street 

Hay  Dealers. 

Anderson,  AVm.,  138  Fountainbr. 
Charters,  John,  22  Frederick  st. 
Downs,  Jame.s,   2  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Fyfe,  William,  50  Duke  sti-eet, 

Leith 
Glasgow,  John,  1 49  Fountainbr, 
Greenhill,  Alex.  ,153  Fountainbr, 
Greig,  Robert,  29  Burnside 
Hunter,  Jas. ,  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Millar,    William,    1    Rosebauk 

cottages 
Patterson,  A.,   Lochrin  and  85- 

Giles  street 
Ritchie,  Cosmo,  25  Leven  street 
Tait,  James,  84  S.  B.  Canongate 
Thomson,  James,  5  Leven  street 
Veitch,  R.,  101  Abbey  hill 
Wilson,  James,  5  King's  place 
Wyllie,  Wm.  F.,  4  Morrison  st. 

Hide,  Skin,  and  Tallow 

Brokers. 

Dewar,  J.  N. ,  18  Gilmore  place 
Dickson,    Thomas,    k    Son,    20 

Thornybauk 
Magnus,  Herrman,  18  Clyde  st. 
Niven,  William,  Gilmore  park 
Wight,  Rt.,  61  Foimtainbridge 

Hop  and  Malt  Mer- 
chants. 

Kennedy,  Fred.,  51  Princes  st. 
Renwick,  Wr. ,  5  Bonnington  ter. 


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Scott,  J.  &  W.,  1  Greeuside  pi. 
Taylor,  Robt. ,  3  and  4  Jolinstoii 
street 

Horse  Dealers. 

Biruie,  Patrick,  .5-1  Grassmarket 
Burns,  Geo.,  lane,  166  Rose  st. 
C'uthill,  Alex. ,  E.  Assembly  lane 

and  156  Rose  street  lane 
Gow  &  Henderson,  S3  Rose  st. 
Gray,  Alexander,  1  Gray's  place 
Hatton,  James,  40  Pleasance 
Henderson,  John,  Bellevue 
Malcolm,  Robert,  20  Pleasance 
Moir,  Peter,  5  Nottingham  place 
Scott,  Croall,  &  Sons,  Castle  ter. 
Torrance,  John,  90  East  Cross- 
causeway 
Wilson,  Adam,  4  Grassmarket 

Horticultural  Builders. 

Lowe,  David,  Gilmorepark.  See 
Adv. 

Mackenzie  &  Moncur,  Upper 
Grove  place.     See  Adv. 

Marr,  J.  B.,  Richmond  \-illa. 
Ferry  road 

Robinson,  Robert,  k.  Sons,  Canon- 
mills 

Hosiers  and  Glovers. 

Those  marhed  *  are  Breeches 
Makers. 

Adamson,  R.  W.,  55  Tolbooth 

wynd 
Affleck,  George,  39  Queen  street 
Alexander,  R.,  467  Lawnmarket 
Barker,  T.  &  H.,  6  Leith  street 
Bishop,  AV.,  14  Calton  street 
Black,  Robert,  7  Catherine  st. 
Brown,  Wm.,   35  North  bridge 

and  43  Leith  street 
Caldwell,  D.,  37  and  39  Leith  st. 
*Christie,  J.,  &  Son,  16  George  st. 
Craig,  James,  87  South  bridge 
Crawford,  D.,  SO  Nicolson  street 
Cruickshank,   Alex.,  &  Son,   57 

and  61  George  street 
Dalziel,  Robt.,  77  Broughton  st. 
Dawson,  Wm. ,  57  and  59  Clerk  st. 
Dickinson,  G.  I.,  131  Nicolson 

street 
Dixon,  Mrs  John,  61  Pleasance 
*Douglas,  T.   B.,   9,  11,  and  15 

West  Register  street 
Dow  &  Fender,  29  Princes  street 
Drummond     &     Dickson,     134 

Princes  street 
Drummond,  P.,  29  Leith  street 
Fairbairn,  Jas.,  7  &  11  Clerk  st. 
^Finlayson,    Daniel,    21   George 

street.     See  Adv. 
Forsyth,  J.  S.,  65  Cockburn  st. 
Gray,  James,  70  George  street 
Greensmith,    William,     &    Son, 

109  George  street 
Hogg,  A.,  140  Fountainbridge 
2  D 


Ligram,  Mrs,  18  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Jelstrup  &  Gray,  23  Bernard  st. 
Knox,   Samuel,  &  Dickson,  13, 

15,  and  17  Hanover  street,  and 

42  Rose  street 
Lennox,  John,  23  Bristo  street 
Linklater  &  Co.,  52  Princes  st. 

See  Adv. 
Livingston,  J.,  &  Co.,  37  George 

street 
M 'Donald,  D.  S.,  23  Nicolson  st. 
Macintosh  k  Co.,  26  N.  bridge 
Matthew,    James,    &    Son,    421 

Lawnmarket 
Mitchell,  Henry,  157  Rose  st. 
Munro,  J.  K.,  9  Baker's  place 
Napier,  G.  B. ,  25  Nicolson  st. 
Pettie,  D.,  316  Lawnmarket 
Raeburn,  J.  S.,  107  George  st. 
Ralston's,  42  Kirkgate 
Robertson,  William,  &  Co.,   27 

South  bridge 
Roughead,  William,  &  Son,   69 

Princes  street 
Shearer  &  Son,  116  Princes  st. 

See  Adv. 
Shillinglaw,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  4  Gillespie 

place 
Small,  William,  30  South  bridge 
Smith,  Wm.,  267  High  street 
Somei'ville,  John,  35  Princes  st. 
Stevenson,  Alex.,  53  So.  bridge 
Stevenson,  Alex.,  99  Princes  st. 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  76  and  77 

Princes  street 
Stirton,  David,  294  Lawmmrkt. 
Taylor,  Angelo,  76  &  78  Nicolson 

street 
Thomson,  George,  3  Kerr  street 
Thomson,  James,  87  Princes  .st. 
Traill,  Alex.,  13  Lothian  street 
Turner,  William,  290  Lawn- 
market 
Waddell,  G.  L.,  9  Calton  street 
Waterson,  David,  k  Son,  12  Geo. 

street 
Whigham,  Miss  E.,  6  Howe  st. 
White,  John,  10  Frederick  st. 
Whitehead  &  Co.,  18  South  St 

Andrew  street.     See  Adv. 
Williams,  Mrs,  2  S.  St  James'  st. 
Wishart,  Paul,  12  &  14  Leith  st. 

Hotels. 
Those  marked  *  are  Temperance. 

Abbotsford  Hotel,  17  Greenside 

street 
*Adair's,  219  High  street 
Addison's  Alma,  112,   113,  and 

114  Princes  street 
Albert,  25  Hanover  street  and  27 

Rose  street 
Argyle,  28  Greenside  street 
Ashley,  Henry,  3  Greenside  st. 
Balmoral,  91  Princes  sti-eet 
Baltic,  14  Commercial  street 
Bedford,  83  Princes  street 


Beehive,  20  Grassmarket 
Bourgois,  Mrs,  25  Fleshmarket 

close 
Bridge  (A.  Brown),  1  Princes  st. 
*Brown's,   10  St  Andrew  square 
*Brown's,  172  High  street 
*Bruce's,  35  Leith  street 
*Buchamin's,  114  High  st.     See 

Adv. 
*Burden's,  125  and  129  High  st. 
Cafe  Royal,  West  Register  street 
Caledonian,  1  Castle  street 
*Caledonian,  17  Greenside  street. 

See  Adv. 
Cameron,  Jas.,  21  &  22  Flesh- 
market  close 
Castle,  36  Castle  terrace 
*City  (Mrs  Middleton),  14  Cock- 
burn  street 
Clarendon,  104  and  105  Princes 

street 
Clydesdale  inn,  26  Grassmarket 
*Crowu,  2  West  Register  street 
Cumming's,  81  Lothian  road 
*Darling's  Regent,  20  Waterloo 

place 
Dawson's  Commercial,  57  North 

bridge 
Dejay's,  99,  100,  and  101  Princes 

street 
Dewar's,  11  &  12  Shandwick  pi. 
Douglas,  34  &  35  St  Andrew  sq. 
*Di-ummond's,  11  Calton  street 
Edinburgh,    36    Princes    street 

and  7  and  9  Meuse  lane 
Elder's,  9  South  St  David  street 
Forrestei',  Thomas,  55  Rose  st. 
German     &    Skandenavisli,     12 

Sandport  street 
*Gladstone,  3  Princes  street 
Grant,  Lacli.,  154  Rose  street 
Granton,  Granton  harbour 
Guildford,    1,    5,    and   7    West 

Register  street 
'■'Hogg,  T. ,  1  Hunter  square 
Inglis,   A.   (City),   69  Cockburn 

street  and  3  Milne  square 
lona  (R.  Young),  82  Nicolson  st. 
Kennedy,  Mrs  T. ,  Wardie 
Kennedy,  Wm. ,  8  Princes  street 
Kerr's,   138  &  140  George  street 

and  39  Charlotte  square 
Lachau's,  17  &  23  George  street 
London,  2  St  Andrew  square 
Lothian  Arms,   80   South  Back 

of  Canongate 
*M'Beath,  Alexander,  Trinity 
M'Ewan's,  10  Hanover  street 
Main,  Mrs  (Peacock),  Newhaveu. 

See  Adv. 
Mielisch,  H.,  12  Sandport  st. 
MUne's  Commercial  and  Private, 

24  Greenside  street 
Moore's  Private,  2  Forres  street 
New  Ship,  20  Shore 
Old  Ship,  28  Shore 
Ord,  John,  9  South  St  David  st. 
Palace,  109  Princes  street 
*Philp's,  1,  3,  &  17  Cockburn  St. 


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Philpott,  Jolin,  late  Clark's,  New- 
haven 
■*Porteous,  Js.,  104  High  sti-eet 
*Prentice's,  7  Milne  square 
Prince  of  Wales,  44  and  46  W. 

Register  street 
Rainbow,  47  North  bridge 
Royal,  The,  53  Princes  street 
Royal  British,  22  Princes  street 
St  George's,  17  and  23  George  st. 
Star  (J.   Hunter),  59  Cockburn 

street 
Ship,  7  East  Register  street 
Strasenburgh,  R.,  Railway  hotel. 

Trinity 
Swain's,  4  and  5  Albyn  place 
Thieras,  Heinrich  (Foreign  Ship), 

37  Shore 
Union,  4  Lothian  road 
Veitch,  J.,  120  and  122  George 

street 
Victoria,  3  Brough ton"  street 
"Waterloo,  24  Waterloo  place 
Watling,  Mrs,  10  S.  St  Andrew 

sti'eet 
^Waverley,  43  Princes  street 
*Waveriey,  New,  Old  Post  Office 

buildings,  Waterloo  place 
White  Hart  inn,  32  Grassmarket 
*Wilson,  Mrs,  166  High  street 
Windsor,  19  and  20  Moray  place 

House  Agents. 

Adamson,  Alex.,  33  Dean  street 
Allison,    James,    16    South    St 

David  St.  and  163  Canongate. 

See  Adv. 
Alston,  James,  17  Allan  sti'eet 
Beattie,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  15  Foun- 

tainbridge    and    4    Frederick 

street 
Borrowman,  J.,  57  India  place 
Boyd,  John,  2  York  place 
Brown,  Charles  W.,  31  S.  Clerk 

street 
Brown,  Matthew,  55  and  57  St 

Leonard  street 
Brown,  William  S.,  Brovighton 

market 
Calder,  D.,  21  S.  College  street 
Clarkson,    Andrew,  19    Ashley 

buildings 
Cruickshanks,  G. ,  &  Co. ,  1  Mac- 

neil  place 
Denham   &   Combe,    12  George 

street.     See  Adv. 
Dewar,  James,  3  Gilmoui-  street, 

Simon  square 
Dewar,  James,  1  St  John  street 
Doull,  James,  6  Park  street 
Dunlop,    John   C,    St  Stephen 

street 
Durward,  Andi-ew,  7  Clerk  st. 
ElUs,  Thomas,  21  and  23  George 

IV.  bridge 
Forbes,  A.,  5  West  Newington 
Forrest,  Robert,  17  Queen  street! 
Fraser,  James,  297  High  street  ' 


Galloway,  James,  94  Constitution 
street 

Goalen,  James,  6  Morton  street 

Gunn,  Daniel,  30  Nicolson  st. 

Hall,  William,  15  and  16  Duke 
street,  Leith 

Hamilton,  W.,  122  Nicolson  st 

Hay,  George,  39  Home  street 

Henderson,  Rt.,  27  Frederick  st 

Hislop,  Wm.,  55  Frederick  st. 

Hogg,  Walter,  30  Dundas  street 

Hopper  &  Boyd,  5  Frederick  st. 

Keddie,  Thos.,  39c  Queensferry 
street 

Jopp,  John  N.,  &  Co.,  25  East 
Dnimmond  street 

Laing,  George,  17  West  Nicol- 
son street  and  70  Potterrow. 
See  Adv. 

Livingstone,  John,  80  Constitu- 
tion street 

M'Fariane  &  Gibb,  44  N.  Pitt 
street  and  20  Dundas  street 

Mackay,  Daniel,  13  Royal  Ex- 
change 

Mackenzie  &  Mitchell,  129 
Princes  street 

Martin,  William,  5  Tennant  st. 

Maxwell,  Jas.,  59  So.  Clerk  st. 

MUler,  Thomas,  21  Bread  street 

Munro,  Hugh,  66  Nicolson  st. 

Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  2  Hope  st. 

Paterson,  James,  10  Hanover  st. 

Patterson,  William,  10  Queens- 
ferrv  street.     See  Adv. 

Retried  Gavin,  122  West  port 

Pin-ie,  D. ,  &  Co. ,  24  and  25  Duke 
street,  Leith 

Ronaldson,  Geo.,  8  Ronaldson 
buildings 

Ross,  Finlay,  17  Ingliston  street 

Scott,  J.  &  T.,  10  George  street 

Shanks,  D.,  &  Son,  Leslie  place 

Shaw,  Jas.,  14  Royal  Exchange 

Shennan,  Alex.,  BeUevue  cot- 
tage, Mansfield  place 

Smith,  James,  3  Keir  sti'eet 

Smith,  Thomas,  2  Buccleuch  st. 

Steel,  Ebenezer,  16  Royal  Ex- 
change 

Steven,  T.  &  A.,  10  and  12  St 
Leonard  street 

Sutherland,  D.,  &  Sons,  62  In- 
verleith  row  and  Wardie  road 

Sword,  James,  22  Hanover  street. 
See  Adv. 

Taylor,  John,  &  Son,  109  and 
110  Princes  street 

Veitch,  William,  54  George  st. 

Wallace,  David,  19  Panmure  pi. 

Watson,  Adam,  23  Union  street 

Watson,  George,  1  Teviot  row. 
See  Adv. 

Watson,  G.,  5  Carnegie  street 

White,  G.,  5  Nicolson  square 

White,  N.,  3  Queen's  place  and 
2,  3,  and  70  Tolbooth  -svynd 

Whytock,  Richard,  &  Co.,  9  and 
11  George  st.  and  Rose  coui't  ' 


Wilson,  James,  11  N.  Mansion- 
house  road 
Wilson,  Ts.,  11  Tolbooth  wynd 
Wilson,  William,  19  Gayfieldsq. 

Indiarubber,    Airproof, 

and  Waterproof  Goods 

Warehouses. 

Marked  *  are  Manufacturers. 

*Boe,  James,  36  Cockburn  st. 

M  'Farlane,  R.,  &  Son,  Stead's  pL 

*North  British  Rubber  Co., 
Castle  mills,  Fountainbridge  j 

Reid,  John,  34  Victoria  street 

Scott,  Andrew,  &  Son  (oil),  43 
and  44  Sandport  street 

*Scottish  Vulcanite  Co.,  View- 
forth,  Fountainbridge 

Stott,  J.  H.,  &  Son,  12  Niddry  St. 

*Thomton,  Ciirrie,  &  Co.,  78b 
Princes  street  and  2  Hanover 
street.     See  Adv. 

Watson,  G.,  1  Teviot  row  (hy- 
drostatic bed). 

Ink  Manufacturers. 

Alexander,  T.  E.,  Amphion  pi. 

Dane,  J.,  &  Co.,  3  East  Register 
sti'eet 

Fleming,  A.  B.,  &  Co.,  9  Sala- 
mander street 

Macdonald,  John,  Lasswade- 

Teenan,  Mrs  J.,  5  St  Anthony 
place 

Inns. 

See  Hotels,  and  also  Taverns. 

Inspectors  of  Works. 

Gibb,  G.,  35  West  Nicolson  st. 
Kay,  James,  47  Brunswick  st. 
Kerr,  John,  7  Windmill  street 
Murray,  A.  W. ,  1  Carberry  pi. 
Philips,  William,  6  Kirk  street 
Pinkerton,      A.,      junior,      21 

Brougham  place 
Pitbladdo,  Jas.,  16  Grindlay  st. 
Russell,  John,  10  Brougham  pi. 
Smith,  James,  37  Reid  terrace 
Taylor,  Jos. ,  1  Prince  Consort  pi. 
Thomson,  G.  M.,  17  Gladstone 

terrace 
Webster,  John,  37  India  place 

Insurance  Brokers. 

See  Shipping  Agents. 

Insurance  Ofl&ces. 

See  Insurance  Directory. 

Iron  Bedstead  Makers. 

Charles,  James,  8  North  St  An- 
drew street.    See  Adv. 

Foulis,  David,  61  George  street. 

Miller,  James,  70  and  71  Princes 
street  and  90  Candlemaker  row. 
See  Adv. 


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Miller,  William,  Thomas  street 
Petldie,  Rt.,  k  Co.,  72  Princes 

street.     See  Adv. 
Slimon,  E.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 

Shore 
Veitch,  William,  54  George  st. 


Bladworth,  R.,  II  Melbom-ne pi. 
Brotherston,  Alexander,  25  and 

46  Caudlemaker  row 
Bro%vn,  W.,  Brown's  pi.,  Leith 
Buchan  &;  Meek,  23  St  James'  sq. 
Callam,  G. ,  &  Co. ,  1 3  Greenside  pi. 


Watson,  Jolm,  51  Hanover  street  I  Callam,  Thomas,  51  Shore 
and  N.W.  Thistle  sti-eet  lane  rCampbell,  Rt.,  36  Grassmarket 

Whytock,  Richai-d,  &  Co.,  9  and  j  Cay  &  Johnstone,  7  Greensidspl. 
11  George  St.  and  Rose  coui-t  |  Charles,    James,    8    North    St 


Young,  W.  D.,  &  Co. 
rv.  bridge 


12  George 


Ironfounders. 

Bain,  Young,  &  Co.,  27  and  29 

Crosscauseway 
Black,    John,    Albert    foundry, 

Gilnrore  park 
CaiTon  Company,  Wet  docks 
Dalkeith  ironworks  ;  J.  Hender- 
son, agent,  13  Johnston  ter. 
Falkirk   Iron   Company's  ware- 
house, 18  Picardy  place 
Greig,  D.  &  J.,  96  Foimtainbr. 
Kinnoch,  A.,  59  Abbey  Mil 
Laidlaw,  Pt. ,  &  Son,  Simon  square 

and  7  Gilmoui-  street 
Learmont  &  Co.,  Port  Hopetoun 

foundiy,  66  Fountainbridge 
Miller  &  Co.,  London  road 
Mudie,  D.  C,  Panmm-e  foundry, 

North  Back  of  Canongate 
Robertson,    Charles,    Richmond 

foundry,  93  Pleasance 
Robertson,  W.,  Oakfieldfoundry, 

102  Pleasance 
Scott  k  Co. ,  Dairy  road 
Shotts    Iron    Co.  ;    J.    Gilray, 

agent,  2  Heriot  bridge 
Siaclah,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  Bonning- 

ton  ironworks 
Smith,  R.  C,  Victoria  foundry, 

Leith  walk 
Sword,  David,  66  Fountainbridge 
Tennant,  T.  M.,  k  Co.  (Limited), 

Bowershall 
Tod,  Jas.,  &  Son,  29  Leith  walk 
TraiU,  Robert,  Vulcan  foundrj'^, 

6  and  7  Anderson  place,  Bon- 
nington  road 
Wight  &  Robertson,  Etna  foun- 
dry, 35  Bangor  road 
Young,  WUliam  D.,  &  Co.,  12 
George  tv.  bridge 


Ironmongers. 

TJiose  marked  *  are  also   Seed 

Merchants. 
Adams,  Robert,  4  Rutland  place 
Alexander,  George,  81  Clerk  st. 
Allan,  Eobt.,  16  Haymarket  ter, 
Anderson,  W.  &  J.,  22  Nicolson 

street.     See  Adv. 
Bain,  Young,  &  Co.,  27  &  29 

Crosscauseway.     See  Adv. 
Bell,  A. ,  &  Son,  7a  Frederick  st. 
Bell,  P.,  9  North-west  Circus  pi. 
Birch,  T.  &  M.,  15  London  st. 


Anth-ew  street.     See  Adv. 
Clark  &  Beatson,  124  Princes  st. 
Clark,  Wm.,  13  Canning  place 
Clay,  Jolm,  53  N.  Pitt  street 
Cochrane,  John,  77  and  78  Kii-k- 

gate 
Cousland,  D.,  k  Co.,  55  George 

bridge 
Denholm  &  Cochrane,  29  Cock- 
burn  street 
Doig,  James,  3  St  Patiick  square 
Dunn,  D.,  15  Blair  street 
*Edmondston,  Thomas,  &  Son, 

110  West  bow 
Forrest,  James,  96  West  bow 
Forrest,  T.,  &   Sons,  29   South 

Clerk  sti'eet 
Foulis,  A.  B.,  136  High  street 
Foiilis,  David,  61  George  street 
Galloway,  M.  P.,  18  Commercial 

street 
Gear,  James,  89  Rose  sti'eet 
Gray,  J.,  &  Son,  85  George  st. 
Hendry,  William,  28  West  port 
Jackson,  Wm.,  7  Lothian  street 
Jacob,  Wm.,  33  Whitfield  place 
Johnston,  T.,  k  Co.,  44  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Kellet,  Alexander,  55  Earl  Grey 

street 
KeUet,  J.,  63  Broughton  sti-eet 
Kelly,   John,  &  Son,  113  Rose 

street.     See  Adv. 
Kennedy,   R.,   45   Candlemaker 

row 

Kirkwood,  James,  29  S.  bridge 
Laidlaw,  A. ,  7a  Grange  road 
Lawrence,  Wm. ,  1 5  Elm  row 
Leask,  J.  B.,  10  and  11  Tolbooth 
wynd  and  16  Queen  st.,  Leith 
Little,  W.,  43  North  Pitt  sti-eet 
Macdonald   &    Weir,    52   Grass 

market 
Macgill,  J.,  11  Queensferry  st. 
Macgowan,  A.,  67  Cockbui-n  st. 
M'Kenzie,  D.,  10  Victoria  st. 
M  'Laren  k  Son,  29  Bread  street 
Macnab  &  Co.,  29  Candlemaker 

row 
Macrae,  Wm.,  54  Rose  street 
Mathieson,   Alex.,    &    Son,    23 

Cockbiu'n  street 
Miller,  James,  70  and  71  Princes 
street    and    90    Candlemaker 
row.     See  Adv. 
Moncrieff,  John,  41  North  Pitt 

street 
NeUson,  George,  11  S.  Clerk  st 
Purdie,  James,  23  Leith  sti-eet 


Redpath,     Brown,    &    Co.,    33 

Candlemaker    row    and    137 

Constitution  sti-eet 
Reid,  Andi-ew,  58  Commercial  st. 
Richardson,  Wm.,  56  South  br. 
Ritchie  &  Co. ,  7  Victoria  sti-eet 
Ritchie,  George,  50  Lothian  st. 
*RusseIl  Brothers,  1  Bridge  st. 
RusseU  k  Hogg,  48  Hanover  st. 
Russell,  T.,  &  Co.,  6  Hunter  sq., 

13  Blah-  street,  and  16  George 

IT.  bridge 
Scott,  Thomas,  85,  87,  and  89 

Grassmarket 
Scott,  WiUiam,  20  Victoria  st. 
Sibbald,  J.,  &  Sons,  64  George  st. 
SUmon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 

Shore 
Stark,  Adam,   &  Co.,  2  and  3 

Bank  street 
Stark,  G.  &  J.,  24  and  26  Earl 

Grey  street 
*Steere,  J.,  k  Son,  47  Cockburn 

street 
Stewart,  Wm. ,  2  Albany  street 
Tait,  T.,  30  St  Andrew  square 
Thomson,  A. ,  &  Co. ,  433  High  st. 
Traquair,    R.,  42   Candlemaker 

row  and  25  Potterrow 
Tumbull,  W.,  10  and  13  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Watson,  D.,  123  High  street 
■\Vhyte,  R.,  &  Son,  213  High  st 
Wishart,  D.  F.,  Catherine  st.  ct. 
Young,  J.  &  D.,  22  Greenside  st. 


Japanners. 

BaUantine,    James,    &    Son,    42 

George  sti-eet 
Burnet,  J. ,  Ramsay  lane 
Liddell,   W.   H.,   135   and  141 

West  port 
M'CaU,  W.,  13  New  Broughton 
Walker,  A.,  10  Leith  street  ter. 
Wright,  J.,  104  High  sti-eet 

Jewellers  and  Gold  and 

Silver  Smiths. 

Those  marked  *  are  Wo7-kin(/ 
Jewellers  only. 

Aitchison,  Jas.,  70  Lam-iston  st. 
Aitchison,    James,    23    Princes 

sti-eet  and  15  and  16  Bank  st. 

See  Adv. 
Anderson,  E.,  10  Princes  street 
Bain,  John,  4  Swinton  row 
Barrie,  Andi-ew,  43  Princes  st. 
*Bai-tleman  &  Rankin,  35  Leith 

street 
*Bisset,  WiUiam,  16  Rose  street 
*Carmichael,  J.  S. ,  20  Drummond 

street 
*Carstairs,  Wm.,  1  Swinton  row 
Cockburn    &    Macdonald,     111 

Princes  sti-eet 
Cribbes,  Peter,  18  and  20  Bank 

street  and  33  Cockbm-n  street 


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*Ciicliton   &  Neill,   Soutli-east 

Rose  street  lane 
Crichton,  W.,  &  Son,  W.  Thistle 

street  lane 
Cricliton,  G.  &  M.,  18  Princes  st. 
Crouch,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  31  and  32 

North  bridge 
Donaldson,  J.  F.  B.,  14  North br. 
Donaldson,  James  F.,  52  George 

IV.  bridge 
*Elder,  John,  156  High  street 
*Ewan,    G.    M.,    10   North    St 

Andrew  street 
Farquh  arson,   C.    H.,   26  Leith 

street 
Flannigan,  M.,  44  South  bridge 
Forrester,  J.  H.,  281  High  street 
*Fraser,  W.,  26  St  James'  sq. 
*Glasgow,  Matt.,  51  Hanover  st. 
*Goldie,  Geo.  A.,  63  N.  bridge 
Gray,  Charles,  14  Bank  street 
Gimn,  A.,  10  Leith  street 
Haldane,  Wm.  D.,  80  Kirkgate 
Hamilton  k,  Inches,  90a  Princes 

street 
Hamilton,    John,    &    Son,   41a 

George  street 
Hay,  Alex.,  45  Princes  street 
Higgins,  Francis,  31  Lothian  st. 
Hutton,  J.  P.,  21  Hanover  sti'eet 
■*Hutton,  John,  4  St  James'  sq. 
Johnson,  W.  D.,  36  Bridge  st. 
Johnston,  D.  A.,  6  Queen's  pL, 

Leith 
*Johnston,  Thos.,  34  N.  bridge 
Kennedy,  J.,  19  S.  College  street 
^Kirkwood,  Jas.,  12  Thistle  st. 
Knox,   Samuel,   &  Dickson,  13, 

15,   and  17  Hanover  street 
Laing,  George,  27  Nicolson  st. 

See  Adv. 
*Law,  E.  &  F.,  136  Princes  st. 
Lawrie,  M.,  50  Leith  street 
Legget,  John,  14  Nicolson  sti'eet 
Lennie,  E.,  46  Princes  street 
M'Call,  James,  11  Leith  sti'eet 
M'Culloch,   Bargany,  49  Cock- 
burn  street 
M'Gregor,  James,  &  Son,  25  "\V. 

Eegister  street 
M'Gregor,  William,  7  Castle  st. 
Mackay  &  Chisholm,  49  N.  bridge 
Mackay,    Cunningham,    &    Co., 

62  Princes  street 
Mackay,  J.  G.,  56  Leith  street 
M'Kenzie,  John,  11  Kirkgate 
*M'Kenzie,  W.,  91  Piose  street 
Mackintosh,  D.  C,  6  Clerk  st. 
M'Lachlan,   W.,   117   Nicolson 

street 
^larshall  &  Sons,  87  George  st. 
Marshall,  J.  &  W.,  41a  George 

street 
Marshall,    William,    &   Co.,    24 

and  25  Princes  street 
*Masson,  D.  B.,  63  Kirkgate 
Matheson   &  Co.,    68  Tolbooth 

■wynd 
Matheson,  J.  A.,  7  Dublin  street 


Michael  &  Cohen,  102  South  br. 
Millar,  A.,  &  Son,  5  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Millar,  A.,  36  Leith  street 
Millidge  &  Son,  28  Princes  street 
*Moon,  A.,  95  Princes  street 
Mortimer,  Wm.,  9  North  bridge. 

See  Adv. 
*Morton,  W.  R.,  47  Hanover  st. 
Mossman,  Sons,  &  Co. ,  30  Princes 

street 
*Myers,  Morris,  8  Windmill  st. 
*Paterson,  E.  B.,  51  N.  bridge 
*Pendrich,  Thomas,  174  Rose  st. 
*Pentland,  D.,  58  Hanover  st. 
*Proud,  Peter,  26  George  street 
Reid,  Alexander,   31   Castle  st. 

See  Adv. 
Robb,   Cliarles,   &  Son,   South- 
vest  Thistle  street  lane 
■"Robertson,  Jas. ,  4  St  James'  sq. 
Robertson,  R.,  8  Nicolson  sq. 
Sanderson  &  Son,  92  Princes  st. 
Scott,  John,  29  Kirkgate 
Spinks,  Thos.,  55  Broughton  st. 
^Sutherland  &  Home,  21  Leith 

street 
Sutheriand,  Wm.,  72  S.  Clerk  st. 
Sylvani,  Henry,  35  Scotland  st. 
*Thom,  Robt.,  38  Queensferry  st. 
''Thomson,  Wm.,  61  Earl  Grey  st. 
Tweedie  k  M  'Donald,  32  Clerk  st. 
Vemon,  J.  E.,  54  Leith  street  & 

17  Lothian  road 
Weir,  Samuel,  &  Son,  Swinton 

row 
Westren,  P.,  103  Princes  street 
Wilkie,  John,  29a  Cockburn  st. 
*  Wilson,  Edmund,  51  North  br. 

Joiners. 

See  Wrifjhts. 

Ketchup  Manufac- 
turers. 

Elder,  Alex.,  Hill  st.  south  lane 
Gorham,  A.  K.,  53  Canongate 

Lace  Cleaners. 

Bogie,  Miss,  22  Rose  sti-eet 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  25ADundasst. 
Young,  Miss,  26  India  place 

Lace  Merchants. 

Affleck,  George,  39  Queen  street 
Bennet,  D.,  44  Leith  street 
Bennet,  James,  11  and  12  North 

bridge 
Campbell  &  Co.,  65  George  street 
Carlisle,  W.,  33  Nicolson  street 
Copestake,  Moore,  Crampton,  & 

Co.,  15  Princes  sti-eet 
Craven,  William,  121  Princes  st. 
Mercer  &  Crombie,  13,  15,  and 

17  Nicolson  sti'eet 
Milner  &  Aubray,  52  S.  Clerk  st. 
Morton,  Alex.,  14  South  bridge 


Roy,  Jas.,  23  and  24  North  br. 
Sharp,  Miss  M.,  60  Leith  street 
Small,  William,  30  South  Ijridge 

Lamp  Manufacturers. 

Cay  &  Johnston,  7  Greenside  jjI. 

Forbes,  David,  12  S.  St  David  st. 

Foulis,  David,  61  George  street. 
See  Adv. 

Hinks,  James,  &  Son  (Birming- 
ham), Port  Hopetoun  ware- 
houses 

Millar,  John,  &  Co.,  2  South  St 
Andrew  street 

Miller,  James,  70  and  71  Princes 
street  and  9  Candlemaker 
row.     See  Adv. 

ililne,  James,  &  Son,  90  Canon- 
gate 

Neil,  John,  &  Co.,  67  Canongate 

Rankin,  Fran.,  &  Sou,  16  Picardy 
place 

Rowatt,  Thomas,  &  Son,  9 
Lothian  road 

Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 
Shore 

Smiths  &  Co.,  1  Blair  street. 
See  Adv. 

Young,  J.  &  D.,  22  Greenside  st. 

Wilkie  &  Paul,  Brandfield  street 

Land  Valuators. 

Bruce,  George  C,  21  Castle  st. 
Carfrae  &  Belfrage,  1  Erskine  pi. 
Coyne,  R.  A.  F.  A.,  24  George  st. 
Curror,  Adam,  The  LeeandMjTC- 

side,  Colinton  road 
Dods,  G. ,  5  Gayfield  square 
Lorimer  &  Young,  99  George  st. 
Smith,  R.,  17  George  street 
Sutter,  Archibald,  3  Hill  street 

Lapidaries. 

Cribbes,  P.,  29a  Cockbm-n  st. 
M 'Donald,  J.,  13  St  James'  sq. 
M'Lean   &    Chisholm,    3    East 

Register  street 
Mortimer,  Wm.,  9  North  bridge. 

See  Adv. 
Robertson,  James,  4  St  James' 

square 
Sanderson  &  Son,  92  Princes  st. 
Westren,  P.,  103  Princes  street 
Yoimg,  Gavin,  63  North  bridge 

Last  and  Boot-tree 
Makers. 

Alexander,  James,  4  High  Caltoii 
Denhohn,  Js.,  1  Gilmore  street 
Stewart,  Alex.,  4  Infirmary  st. 

Lathsplitters. 

Baird,  J. ,  &  Son,  E.  London  st. 
Conley,  John,  &  Co.,  Darsie  st. 
Douglas,  G.  &G.  C,  Dairy  road 
Douglas,  James,  Thomas  street 
Ker,  James,  35  Haddington  pi. 


LAU 


PEOFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


MAS        421 


Paterson  &  Brown,  Craigside  pi. 
Ritchie,  And.,  25  Great  Junction 

street 
Stevenson,  AV. ,  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Turner,  Alexander,  Upper  Grove 

place 

Laundresses  and  Clear 
Starchers. 

Bogie,  Miss,  22  Rose  street 
Cameron,  Mrs,  1  Roxburgh  st. 
Craig,     Mrs,     42a    Cumberland 

street 
Cramond,  Mrs,  Heriot  cottage, 

Brandon  street 
Dalrymple,  Mrs,  1  Bedford  st. 
Drummond,  Mrs,  1  Thomas  st. 
Elder,  Mrs,  3  Rintoul  place 
Fowler,  H.,  68  Dean  path 
Frier,  Mrs,  74  Buccleuch  street 
Girdwood,  D.,  Patriothall 
Gray,  Miss  C.  2  Craigside  place 
Hobday,  T.,  BeU's  mills 
M'lutosh,  Mrs  J.  L.,  164  Cause- 
wayside 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  5  Mackenzie  pi. 
Penman,  T.  B. ,  1 41  Causewayside 
Reid,  B.,  109  Causewayside 
Stenliouse,  Mrs,  10  Veitch's  sq. 
Sutlierland,    Mrs,    6    Darling's 

buildings 
Usherwood,  Mrs  E.,  10  St  John's 
hill 

Leather  Merchants. 

Those  marked  *  a»"e  Tanners, 
those  \  Curriers. 

*+Aikman,  A.  &  D.,  34,  30,  and 

38  Niddry  street 
Aikman,  Jas.,  24  and  26  Kiddry 

street 
Allan,  Robert,  14  Horse  wynd 
+Begg,  John,  22  S.  B.  Cauongate 
Blyth,  John,  12  Baker's  place 
'*tBoak,  Allan,  53  West  port 
Brown,  Hugh,  30  St  Mary  st. 
■'tCallender,  D.,  &  Sons,  3  South 
St  Anthony's  lane  and  Ben- 
nington 
Crawford,  N.,  55  Crosscauseway 
'*Deans,  W.,  Bell's  mills 
*tFoord  &  Moir,    10  Johnston 

terrace 
Gardner,  Mrs  E.,  25  Giles  street 
*tGilmour,  W.  &  0.,  78  South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Halliday,  James,  Canonmills 
+Hay,  J.  &  W.,  57  Niddry  street 
*tHewitt   &    Sons,    125    High 

street  and  6  Niddiy  street 
Hill,  William,  58  Low  Calton 
tisles,  Andrew,  &  Son,  9  and  11 

Blau-  street 
*  Jackson,  John,  60  West  port 
*t Johnston,  D.,  &  Sons,  Beaver- 
bank  tanworks,  Canonmills 
*Legget,  R.,  Water  of  Leith 


*tLiddeU,  W.  H.,  135  and  141 

AVest  port 
M'Pherson,  A.,  9  Little  King  st. 
Mathewson,  Peter,  59  Shore 
Mathewson,  W.  W.,  90   S.   B. 

of  Canongate 
tMilne,  David,  101  Pleasance 
tPorteous,  A. ,  36  and  38  Rose  st. 
tPringle,  Robert,  99  Pleasance 
*Eeid,  John,  Powburn 
tRussell,  Robert,  4  St  Mary  st. 

and  3  Fountainbridge 
tRussell,  T.,  345  &  347  Cowgate 
*Scott  &  Co.,  Canonmills 
*Scott,  Js.,  &  Co.,  15  Grassmkt., 

and  Caroline  park,  Granton 
tShaw  &  Donaldson,  541  Castle 

hill  and  Mound  place 
*Smith,  R.,  Silvermills 
SomerviUe,  Mrs  Andw.,  98  West 

port 
Stott,  J.  H.,  &  Son,  12  Niddry  st, 
*Stott,  David  Alex.,  Canonmills 
Webster,  J.,  1  Old  Bridgend 
*t White,    Burns,   &   Co.,    Ben- 
nington 
tYoung,  H.  D.,  9  Johnston  ter. 

Libraries, 

See  Beading- Booms. 

Linen  Drapers. 

See  Drapers. 

Lithographers. 

See  Engravers. 

Lithographic  Draughts- 
men. 

Baird,  D.,  27  Elder  street 
Melville  &  Adamson,  6  Rose  st. 
Millington,  Ed.,  30  St  James'  sq. 
Wallace,  John,  11  Melboui'ne  pi. 

Livery  Stable  Keepers. 

See  also  Postmasters,  etc. 

Brownlee,  Alex.,  20  Grassmarket 
Caldwell,  AVm.,  26  Grassmarket 
Cuthill,  Alexander,  E.  Assembly 

lane  and  156  Rose  street  lane 
Eraser  &  Ayton,  7  Church  lane 
Gow  &  Henderson,  83  Rose  st. 
Renwick,    J. ,    Northumberland 

street  lane 
Stewart,  Robert,  Church  lane 
Turpy,  George,  8  Park  place 
Wright,  Duncan,  St  Andrew's  pi. 

Loan  Companies. 

See  Pawnbrokers, 

Machine  Makers. 

See  Engineers. 


Manure  Merchants. 

Bell,  R.  F.,  &  Son,  19  Constitu- 
tion st.  and  15  Salamander  st. 

Cattle  Food  and  Manure  Co.,  36 
Hanover  street ;  works,  Dairy 

Christie  &  Park,  38  Timber  bush 

Crawford,  Cross,  &  Co.,  5  Bank 
street,  Leith 

Cunningham,  J.  &  J.,  102  West 
bow.  West  Bowling-green 
street,  and  Salamander  street 

Gray,  WiUiam,  &  Co.,  25  Sala- 
mander  street 

Kinninmont,  R.  K.,  63  Consti- 
tution street 

Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son,  1  George 
IV.  bridge 

M'Kinlay,  William,  St  Anthony 
court,  Leith 

M'Lean  &  Hope,  51  Timber  bush 

MiUTay,  Robert,  7  Roxburgh  pi. 

Ovens,  Thos.,  &  Sons,  27  Timber 
bush 

Scott,  Js.,  &  Co.,  15  Grassmrkt., 
and  Caroline  park,  Granton 

Map  Mounters. 

Fletcher,  Peter,  7  Clyde  street 
Johnston,   W.   &   A.    K.,   4   St 

Andrew  square 
Malloch,  P.,  &  Son,  306  Lawn- 
market.     See  Adv. 

Marble  Cutters. 

Field  &  Allan,  46  Bangor  road 
Lawrie,  John,  14  G.  Junction  st. 
Lightbody,  William  M.,  &  Co., 
83  Lothian  road  and  22  Great 
Junction  street 
M'Glashan,  S.,  &  Son,  Canon- 
mills bridge 
Ness,  John,  18  Leith  walk 
Ritchie,  W.  L. ,  46  Dean  path 
Wallace,  Andrew,  Shrub  place. 

See  Adv. 
Whyte,    Clement,     Canonmills. 
See  Adv. 

Marble  and  Coloured 
Paper  Makers. 

Ferguson,  J.,  104  High  street 
Gavin,   Goalen,  &  Halliday,   28 

West  Maitland  street 
Harlow,  John,  6  Carrubber's  cl. 
M'Crie,  William,  &  Co.,  22  Leith 

walk 

Masons. 

See  also  Builders. 

Alston,  James,  17  Allan  street 
Brown,  George,  5  Market  place 
Brownlee,  Cleghorn,  &  Loudon, 

Randolph  clitf 
Bruce,  David,  3  Pitt  street 
Carver,  R.,  &  Co.,  Montgomery 

street 


422 


MED 


EDINBTJEGH  AND  LEITH 


MED 


Chambers  &  Lawson,  4  St  Pat- 
rick square 
Clow,  P.,  1  Veitcli's  place 
Crow,  George  H.,  51  Pitt  sti'eet 
Duncan,  John  B.,  Hamilton  pi. 
Gray,  James,  Thornybauk 
Ireland,  W.  &  E.,  25  Clyde  st. 
Jack,  Aw.,  16  W.  Newingtonpl. 
Johnston,  Peter,  5  Buccleuch  st. 
M'Ara,    Thomas,    Dewar   place 

lane 
M'Millan,  Hugh,  Torphichen  st. 
Mitchell  &  M'Ara,  E.  Cumber- 
land street  lane 
Murray,  George,  Hamilton  place 
Napier,  John,  28  Bread  street 
Simpson,  Joseph,  4  Primrose  st. 
Smith,  D.  &  A.,  24  West  Lauris- 

ton  place 
Sommerville,  A. ,  3  Jamaica  st. 
Taylor,  William,  156  Pleasance 
Thorn,  Ai-chd.,  Blackford  place 
Thornton,  D.,  AthoU  lane 
Walker,  John,  22  Barony  street 

Medical  Practitioners. 

Adams,  W.  D.,  20  Buccleuch  pi. 
Affleck,    James,    12    Claremout 

place 
Alexander,  H.  D.,  46  Canongate 
Andrew,  James,  52  Albany  st. 
Annandale,  Thos.,  34  Charlotte 

square 
Balfour,  G.  W.,  21  Alva  sti-eet 
Balfour,  T.  A.  G.,  51  George  sq. 
Begbie,  J.  W.,  16  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
BeUby,   G.  T.,   Falcon  cottage, 

Morningside 
Bell,  A.  Montgomerie,  4  Fon-es 

street 
Bell,  Benjamin,  8  Shandwick  x^l- 
Bell,  Charles,  18  Maitland  street 
Bell,  Joseph,  5  Castle  terrace 
Bennett,  J.  H.,  1  Glenliulas  st. 
Black,  Daniel  R.,  21  Forth  st. 
Bleloch,  Archd.,  7  Brougham  st 
Bowie,  John,  3  Graham  street 
Boyes,  Charles  E. ,  8  Lansdowue 

crescent 
Brakenridge,  D.  J.,  63  Castle  st 
Bremner,    Bruce  A.,  Streatham 

house.  Church  lane 
Brody,  W.  Turnbull,  49  Minto 

street 
Brown,  A.  C,  8  Belgrave  cresc. 
Brown,  J.,  23  Eutland  street 
Brown,  William,  25  Dublin  st. 
Bruce,  R,  29  York  place 
Bryce,  WilHam,  31  Charlotte  sq. 
Burn,  J.,  7  Teviot  row 
Cadell,  Francis,  4  Buckingham 

terrace 
Cairns,  Thomas,  61  Laiu'istonpl 
Cappie,  Jas.,  47  Lauriston  place 
Carmichael,  Walter  S.,  3  Annan 

dale  street 
Carmichael,  William  S.,  22  Nor 

thumberland  street 


Chapman,  John,  Hawkfield  ho. 
Chiene,  John,  55  Castle  street 
Christison,  D. ,  40  Moray  place 
Christison,  R.,  40  Moray  place 
Cochrane,  John,  503  Lawnmkt. 
Coghill,  J.  G.  S.,  24  Heriot  row 
Combe,  J.  S. ,  36  York  place 
Cornwall,  J. ,  6  W.  Circus  place 
Cowan,  George,  30  Clerk  sti-eet 
Craig,  James,  1  Lennox  street 
Craig,  William,  7  Lothian  road 
Croom,  J.  H.,  9  Brougham  place 
Gumming,  Wm.,  18  Ainslie  pi. 
Cunynghame,     R.    J.    Blair,    6 

Walker  street 
Cuthbert,  C. ,  8  Spence's  place 
Dawson,  Francis,  22  Main  street 
Dickson,  Alex.,  11  Royal  circus 
Dickson,  Archd.,  11  Royal  circus 
Douglas,  A.  H.,  26  India  street 
Dumbreck,  W,,  49  Albany  st. 
Duncan,  John,  12  Heriot  row 
Duncan,  J.  M. ,  30  Charlotte  sq. 
Duncanson,  Kii'k,  2  Coates  pi. 
Dunsnmre,  James,  63  Queen  st. 
Dunsmure,  J.,  junr.,  53  Queen 

street 
Dycer,  C. ,  42  Great  King  street 
Finlay,      William,      Lochleven 

lodge.  Trinity 
Forbes,  Walter,  4  W.  Newington 

terrace 
Frazer,  James  C. ,  20  Clarence  st. 
Furle}^,   R.   C,  1  Downie  place 

and  1  Earl  Grey  street 
Gairdner,  Jolm,  45  Northumber- 
land street 
Gamgee,  Arthm-,  27  Alva  street 
Gibson,  P.  C,  10  Picardy  place 
GiHespie,  Jas.  D.,  10  Walker  st. 
Gilruth,  G.  R.,  11  Buccleuch  pi. 
Goldie,  Wm.,  1  Greenhill  bank 
Gordon,  D.,  9  George  square 
Gordon,  William,  20  Stafford  st. 
Gray,  W.  A.,  11  Eankeillor  st. 
Groves,   Charles   H.,   1    Russell 

place,  Trinitj' 
Haldane,    D.    R.,  22   Charlotte 

square 
Hammond,  Wm.,  16  Pitt  street 
Handyside,  P.  D.,  11  Hope  st. 
Hardie,  Joseph,  11  Alva  street 
Hardie,  Thomas,  10  John's  pi., 

Leith 
Henderson,  J.,  7  John's  place, 

Leith 
Henderson,  Wm.,  19  Ainslie  pi. 
Hilliard,  R.  H. ,  5  Hope  park  cr. 
Hogue,  D.  W.,  65  Queen  street 
Hooper,  Robert,  57  Hanover  st. 
Howison,  Wm.,  9  Nicolsou  sq. 
Huntei-,  J.  A.,  18  Abercrombypl. 
Husband,  Wm.,  28  Clarence  st. 
Imlach,   Francis  B.,    48  Queen 

street 
Inglis,  Archibald,  33  Albany  st. 
Jackson,  Alex.,  24  India  sti-eet 
Jamieson,  James,  69  Pleasance 
Keiller,  Alex.,  21  Queen  sti'eet 


Keith,  George  S.,  57  Northum- 
berland street 
Keith,  T.,  2  N.  Charlotte  street 
Knox,  W.,  11  Hart  sti'eet 
Laurie,  Andrew,  34  Lothian  st. 
Laycock,  Thomas,  13  Walker  st. 
Lees,  Robert,  20  Nicolson  street 
Linton,  John,  5  Roxburgh  street 
Lister,  Joseph,  9  Charlotte  sq. 
Littlejohn,  Henry  D.,  24  Royal 

circus 
Lowe,  John,  39  Cowgate 
Lowne,  Thompson,  46  Minto  .st. 
Lyschinski,  Adam,  10  Wan'iston 

crescent 
M 'Cowan,  F.  D.,  27  York  place 
Macdonald,  Angus,  41  Northum- 

berland  street 
Macdonald,  Tertius,  13  Catherine 

street 
M 'Gibbon,  J.,  16  Howe  sti'eet 
M'Kendrick,  JohnG.,  29  Castle 

terrace 
Mackie,  Chs.,  7  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Maclagan,  D.,  28  Heriot  row 
Maclagan,  R.  C,  5  Coates  cresc. 
Macnaii',  Robt. ,  5  Bank  pi. ,  Leith 
Malcolm,  Rt.  B.,  126  George  st. 
Martin,  John,  5  Coburg  street 
Mathews,  Jas.  S.,  238  Canongate 
Menzies,  Wm.,  3  Lothian  road 
Middleton,  Jn.,  1  West  Adam  st. 
Milburn,  Geo.,  25  St  Patrick  sq. 
Millar,  John,  48  Albany  street 
Mmer,   Alex.    G.,  29  Charlotte 

square 
Miller,  George,  9  RankeiUor  st. 
Milne,  Alexander,  9  Teviot  row 
Milner,  Robt.,  2  Hopeter.,  Leith 
Moinet,  F.  W.,  30  Melville  st. 
Moir,  J.,  52  Castle  sti-eet 
Moir,  John,  1  Springfield 
IMoir,  Robert,  48  George  square 
Morehead,  Chas.,  59  Melville  st. 
Muirhead,      Claud,     junior,     7 

Heriot  row 
Murdoch,  W.  B.,  4  Bruntsfield 

terrace 
Mun-ay,  David,  2b  Grove  street 
Myrtle,  J.  Y.,  24  Rutland  street 
Newcombe,  H.,  5  Dalrjonple  cr. 
Niven,  J.,  110  Lauriston  place 
Oliver,  James,  10  Roxburgh  pi. 
Oliver,  S.,  10  Roxburgh  place 
Omond,  R.,  43  Charlotte  square 
Oi'phoot,  Peter,  113  George  st. 
Oswald,  H.  R. ,  4  Leamington  ter. 
Paterson,  George  A.,  15  North 

Merchiston  place 
Paterson,  R. ,  32  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Pattison,  T.  H.,  26  Loudon  st. 
Peddie,  A.,  15  Rutland  street 
Pridie,  J.  D.,  47  South  Clerk  st. 
Pridie,  Robert,  9  Roxbm-gh  st. 
Richardson,    L.,    Kjde    cottage. 

Abbey  mount 
Ritchie,  R.  Peel,  16  Hill  street 
Roljerts,  W.  A.,  30  Queen  street 


MER 


PROFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


MER 


423 


Robertson,    Douglas  Argyll,   40 

Queen  street 
Eobertson,  Wm. ,  28  Albany  st. 
Eosa,  George,  80b  George  street 
Sanders,  William  R,  11  Walker 

street 
Sanderson,     Alfred,    Viewfield, 

Trinity 
Scott,    William,    13    Laverock 

bank  terrace 
Scott,  W.  G.,  4  Melville  street 
Sidey,  Charles,  64  Hanover  st. 
Sidey,  James  A.,  42  Queen  st. 
Simpson,  Alexander E.,  52  Queen 

street 
Simpson,    Jame^,    Holme   villa. 

Ferry  road,  Leitli 
Simson,  J. ,  3  Glenfinlas  street 
Sinclair,  Alex.  J. ,  4  Picardy  pi. 
Sinclair,  Y. ,  4  Picardy  place 
Skae,  D.,  E.E.  Lunatic  Asjdum 
Smart,  A.,  24  Melville  street 
Smith,  George  H.,  80  Great  King 

StTG6t 

Smith,  G.  S.,  16  Duke  sti-eef 
Smith,  Johu,  20  Charlotte  sq. 
Smith,  J.,  11  Wemyss  place 
Smith,  J.  A.,  7  W.  Maitland  st. 
Smith,  Thos.,  Heriot  hill  house 
Somerville,  S.,  17  Hail;  street 
Spence,  J.,  21a  AinsUe  place 
Stark,  J.,  21  Rutland  street 
Stephenson,  W.,  33  Buccleuch 

place 
Stewart,  T.  G.,  32  Queen  street 
Struthers,  J.,  22  Charlotte  st., 

Leith 
Sutherland,  D. ,  3  Broughton  pi. 
Tavlor,  William,  67  York  place 
Thatcher,  L.  H.,  13  Albany  st. 
Thomson,  Andrew,  11  Northum- 
berland sti'eet 
Thomson,  A. ,  8  Teviot  row 
Thomson,  John,  8  Millerfield  pi. 
Thomson,  T.   S.,   Medical  Mis- 
sionary Dispensary,  Cowgate 
Thomson,  W.  B.,  11  St  John  st. 
Turnbull,    J.    Rutherfoord,    104 

Lauriston  place 
Walker,  William,  47  Northum- 
berland street 
Watson,  P.  H.,  16  Charlotte  scl. 
Weil',  T.  Graham,  36  Heriot  row 
Wight,  Johu,  81a  Princes  sti-eet 
Wilkinson,      John,     Yiewbank 

villa,  Yiewforth 
Williamson,  Thos.,  28  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
AVUson,  D.,  12  Dean  teiTace 
AVolston,.  W.  T.  P.,  75  Queen  st. 
Wood,  Alex.,  36  ]\Ioray  place 
Wood,  Andrew,  9  Darnaway  st. 
Wright,  Robert,  12  Pitt  street 
Wright,    T.    Strethill,   65    Nor- 
thumberland street 
Wyllie,  John,  9  Howe  sti-eet 
Young,  James,  36  Castle  street 
Young,  Peter,  1  Dean  terrace 
Ziegler,  Wm.,  47  George  square 


Merchants. 

Adams,  J. ,  40  Quality  street 

Aikman,  Archibald,  &  Co.,  1 
Calton  place 

Aitken,  Gray,  &  Co.,  21  Bernard 
street 

Aitken  &  Wright,  66  Constitu- 
tion street 

Allan  &  Gavin,  25  Sheriff  brae 

Anderson  k,  Duncan,  19  Quality 
street 

Anderson  &  Wallace,  27  Quality 
street 

Andersons  &  W^illiamson,  5  and 
6  Timber  bush 

Anderson,  David,  k  Co.,  Drum- 
mond  street  coui't 

Anderson,  WUliam,  96  Consti- 
tution street 

Baillie,  T.  &  N.,  15  Victoria  st. 

Baillie,  Walter,  &  Sou,  6  Foxe's 
lane 

Baillie,  Zerub,Hatton  pi. ,  Grange 

Balfour,  Johu,  &  Co.,  23  Con- 
stitution street 

Becker,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  6  Bernard 
street 

Beda,  Eschricht,  &  Co.,  6  Ber- 
nard street 

BeU,  R.  F.,  &  Son,  19  Constitu- 
tion street  and  15  Salamander 
street 

Beveridge,  A.  &;  J.,  John's  lane, 
Leith 

Bigger  &  Dorman,  32  Bernard  st. 

Black,  William,  3  Ronaldson's 
buildings 

Breysig  &  Co.,  10  Qualitj^  street 

Brotchie,  Robert,  &  Co.,  11  and 
12  Mitchell  street 

Brown,  John,  Broughton  lane 

Browne  &  Glover,  30  and  32 
Quality  st.  and  8  Elbe  street 

Bruce,  Boyd,  k  Co.,  27  Constitu- 
tion street 

Brydoue,  R. ,  &  Co. ,  40  Quality  st. 

Buchan  &  Johnston,  12  Tolbooth 
wjTid,  Leith 

Buchanan,  Edward  G.,  Bell's 
court 

Bulloch,  Lade,  &  Co.,  8  Union 
street 

Bm-n,  G.,  &  Son,  164  High  street 

Carstairs  &  Robertson,  111  Giles 
sti'eet 

Clark,  Robt.,  36  Drummond  pi. 

Clarkson  k  Moliatt,  42  Bernard 
street 

Cochrane,  Paterson,  &  Co.,  46 
Constitution  street 

Cockburu  &  Co.,  127  Constitu- 
tion street 

Colledge,  Thomas,  7a  Bernard  st. 

Colterjalm,  Wilhelm,  46  Shore 

Combe,  Ree,  &  Co.,  17  Constitu- 
tion street 

Condamiue  &  Co. ,  4  Duke  street, 
Leith 


Cooper,  T.,  &  Co.,  18  Market  st. 

Couston,  Thomson,  &  Co.,  17 
Quality  street 

Grabble,  J.,  and  Co.,  58  Great 
Junction  street 

Craig  &  Rose,  Anderson  place 

Crawford,  A.  &  A.,  15  Quality 
sti'eet  and  4  Quality  lane 

Cromarty,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  Middle 
dock  gates 

Crombie,  John,  &  Co.,  19  Brown 
square 

Crudelius,  Hir.st,  k  Co.,  7  and  8 
Citadel 

Cuthbertson,  A.  G.,  k  Son,  55 
Constitution  street 

Davidson,  R.  D.,  2  Wellington 
place,  Leith 

Dickson,  Wm.,  14  Bristo  street 

Dishington,  Thomas,  k  Co.,  56 
Constitution  street 

Dowie,  Peter,  38  Mitchell  street 

Duncan,  Stark,  &  Co.,  6  Ber- 
nard street 

Duncan,  J.,  &  Co.,  12  Baltic  st. 

Dnnsmure,  A.,  121  Constitution 
street 

Ebsworth,  G.  H.,  55  Constitu- 
tion street 

Elliot,  J.,  35  Sheriff  brae 

Engholm  &  Co.,  76  Constitution 
street 

Fedden,  C,  &  Co.,  36  Com- 
mercial street 

Ferguson,  Davidson,  k  Co.,  47 
Great  Juuction  street 

Fleming,  James,  Lochrin 

Flett,  W.,  3  Bank  street,  Leith 

Ford,  Wm.,  k  Sons,  93  Con- 
stitution street 

Forrest  &  Turnbull,  126  Con- 
stitution sti'eet 

Fromm,  C.  A.,  &  Co.,  55  Ber- 
nard street 

Fulton,  Francis,  3  Hope  street, 
Leith 

GaUie,  Laird,  k  Co.,  58  High  st. 
and  109  Constitution  street 

Gavin,  P.  k  R.,  22  Constitution 
street 

Gavin,  W.,  7  Commercial  sti'eet 

Gemmell,  J.  (paper),  22  Green- 
side  place 

Gibson,  G.,  &  Co.,  5  Docks 

Gifford,  W.,  &  Co.,  2  Dock  place 

Gillespie  &  Cathcart,  35  Bernard 
street 

Gilmer,  J.  G.,  4  Laverock  bank 

Gordon,  James,  26  James'  sq. 

Graham,  Thomas,  26  Sheriff  hv&e 

Gray,  Tod,  k  Co.,  St  Authony 
court 

Gray,  W.,  &  Co.,  25  Salamander 
street 

Hardie,  J.  &  W.  B.,  18  Greenside 
place 

Harvev,  R.  E.,  14  Assemblj' st. 

Henry,  AViUiam,  &  Co.,  64  Con- 
.  stitution  street 


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Hewat,  Peddie,  &  Co.,  84  Con- 
stitution street 

Hill,  Thomson,  &  Co.,  45  Frede- 
rick street 

Hird,  William,  21  Montague  st. 

Honeyman  &  Wilson,  11  &  13 
Meuse  lane 

Hope,  Wm.  P.,  51  Timber  tusli 

Houston,  D.,  29  Bridge  street 

Hutchinson  &  Rogers,  18  Great 
-Junction  sti'eet 

Hutchinson  Brothers,  Middle 
Dock  gate 

Hutchison  &  Co.,  11  Bernard  st. 

Jamieson,  Robt.,  &  Co.,  Cathe- 
rine street  court 

Jones,  R.  M.,  &  Co.,  48  Con- 
stitution street 

Kail,  AVni.,  &  Co.,  35  Bernard 
street 

Kemp,  Hislop,  &  Co.,  4  Bernard 
street 

Kennedy,  Fred.,  51  Princes  st. 

Kidd,  Eunson,  &  Co.,  8  Qualitj^ 
sti'eet 

Kilgour,  Joseph,  69  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Kirkhope,  John,  &  Son.s,  22 
Queensferry  street 

Kirkwood,  J.,  29  South  bridge 

Knoblauch,  Hugo,  41  Constitu- 
tion street 

Lassen  &  Meiners,  33  Constitution 
street 

Laurie,  Son,  &  Co.,  1  India 
buildings 

Law  &  Forrest,  15  Queensferry  st. 

Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son,  1  Geo.  iv. 
bridge 

Learmonth,  Alexander,  jun.,  56 
Constitution  street 

Leechman  &  Gray,  42  Quality  st. 

Lethem,  John,  k  Co.,  16  Timber 
bush 

Lindsay,  J.,  8  Old  Physic  gardens 

Linklater,  J.  S.,  &  Co.,  32  Ber- 
nard street 

Livingston  &  Weir,  7  Roxburgh 
place 

Low,  John,  &  Co.,  40  Quality  st. 

M'Corquodale,  A.,  13  Bernard  st. 

Macdonald,  D.  S.,  28  Gayfield  sq. 

^Macgregor,  D.  R.,  55  Bernard  st. 

M'Intosh  Brothers,  94,  95,  96, 
and  97  Giles  street 

!Mackey,  John,  York  lane 

M'lCinlay  &  Co.,  87  Constitution 
street 

M'Laren,  D.,  &  Co.,  15  Assembly 
strcGt 

M'Laren,  D.  &  G.,  15  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 

M'Lean  &  Hope,  51  Timber  bush 

M'Nab  &  Co.,  29  Candlemaker 
row 

M'Nair,  Wm.,  21  Quality  .street 

Macpherson,  A.,  4  Charlotte 
lane,  Leith 

Marshall,  Rt.,  38  Commercial  st. 


Marshall,  Rt.,  86  Lauriston  pi. 

Itlatthew  &  TheOmann,  20  Baltic 
street 

Millar  Brothers,  14  Quality  street 

Millar,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  24  Sheriff' 
brae 

Miller,  James,  k.  Sons,  121  Con- 
stitution street 

MitcheU,  Somerville,  k  Co.,  37 
Bernard  street 

Mitchell,  Jn.,  16  King's  stables 

Montignani,  H.  G. ,  6  Drummond 
street 

Morrison,   C,   k  Son.s,   84  Con- 
stitution street 

Muir,  William,  Wet  docks 

MuiTay,  Robert,  7  Roxburgh  pi. 

Xeuffert,  J.  M.,  2  Baltic  street 

Xoble  &  Co. ,  28  Bernard  street 

Pairnian  Brothers,  87  Potterrow 

Panton,  George  A. ,  25  North  br. 

Park,  R.  John,  55  Albany  street 

Paterson  k  Allan,  105  West  bow 

Paterson,  W.,  k  Son,  91  Grass- 
market 

Pattison,  W.  G.,  35  Bernard  st. 

Peterson  Brothers,  Allison  place 

Potts,  William  k  Heniy,  Port 
Hopetoun 

Reid,  William,  12  Hill  square 

Rendall,  M.  C,  32  Bernard  st. 

Rendall,  Wm. ,  32  Bernard  street 

Rennie,  A.  R.,  19  Bernard  street 

Rhmd,  D.  A.,  28  and  29  Quality! 
street 

Richardson  k  Browi>,  3  Himter 
square 

Richardson,     Francis,     k     Co., 
Grassmarket 

Richardson,   J.  J.,  &  Co.,  4  St 
Andrew  squai'e 

Roberts,  Thomas,  5  Grindlay  st. 

Robertson  Brothers,   32  and  33 
Timber  bush 

Robertson,  J.  k  J.,  128  and  144: 
High  street 

Robertson,   Gilbert,   36  Quality  i 
street 

Robinow,  Marjoribanks,  &  Co., 
62  Constitution  street  | 

Rombach    Brothers   &    Co.,    821 
South  bridge  | 

Rose,  L.,  &  Co.,  41  Mitchell  st.  j 

Ross,  Martin,  k  Co.,  44  Consti-j 
tution  street  | 

Sandersons    &   Paterson,  11    St 
Anthony  street,  Leith 

Schultze,    A.,   &  Son,  37   Com- 
mercial street 

Schuthe,  Emil,  &  Co.,  17  Baltic 
street 

Simpson,  Henry,  38  W.  Regis- 
ter street 

Simpson,  J.  X.,  22  Constitution 
street 

Smith  &  Alexander,  2  Bank  st., 
Leith 

Smith,  John,  k  Co.,  32  Forth 
street 


Smith,  P.,  &  Son,  41  Constitu- 
tion street 

Smith,  Alex.,  22  Bernard  street 

Smith,  P.  B.,  21  Constitution  st. 

[Smith,  R.   M.,   41  Constitution 

I     street 

I  Smith,  Thos.,  10  Quality  .street 

Somerville,  John,  k  Co.,  45,  46, 

j     and  47  Quality  street 

Sorensen,  M.,  k  Kidd,  53  Consti- 
tution street 

Stegmann,  Scott,  &  Co.,  19  Con- 
stitution street 

Stenhouse,  A.  &  G.,  Wet  docks 

Steven,  Wm.,  27  Commercial  st. 

Stevenson,  Ressich,  &  Co.,  6 
Bernard  street 

Stewart  &  Co.,  5^  York  place 

Stewart,  J.  &  G.,  Ill  and  11-3 
High  street 

Taylor,  A.,  Drummond  st.  coiu't 

Taj'lor,  James,  John's  lane 

Tajdor,  R.,  3  and  4  Johnston 
street 

Taylor,  Robert,  1  Haddington 
place 

Taysen  &  Co. ,  25  Constitution  st. 

Tennant,  W.  G.,  28  Bernard  .st. 

Thom,  David,  k  Co.,  68  Con- 
stitution street 

Thomson,  Lauder,  k  Co.,  29  St 
Andrew  street,  Leith 

Thomson,  D.  J.,  &  Co.,  2,  3,  4 
St  Anthonv  street 

Thomson,  J.'G.,  &  Co.,  29  St 
Andrew  street,  Leith 

Thomson,  William,  &  Co.,  6-3 
Constitution  street 

Thomson,  R.  H.,  130  Constitu- 
tion st.  and  18  Coatfield  lane 

Thyne  k  Tait,  37  Lothian  road 

Tosehack  &  Clark,  40  Constitu- 
tion street 

TurnbuU  &  Kay,  Gayfield  squaie 

Turnbidl,  Salvesen,  k  Co.,  23 
Sandport  street  and  Gran  ton 

Turnbull,  Robert,  and  Co.,  42 
Constitution  street 

Yertue,  Wm.,  k  Co.,  8  Constitu- 
tion sti-eet 

Waldie,  James,  k  Son,  39  Whit- 
field place 

W^arden,  W.,  &  Co.,  7  Ronald- 
son's  buildings 

Warrack  k  Sons,  15  Giles  sti-eet 

Warrack,  John,  &  Co.,  43  Con- 
stitution street 

White,  John,  10  Frederick  st. 

Wight  &  Scott,  36  Elbe  street 

Williamson,  Charles,  19  Bernard 
street 

Wilson,  Brandt,  &;  Co.,  28  Ber- 
nard street 

Wishart  &  Clapperton,  22  Baltic 
street 

Wishart,  Jas. ,  &  Sons,  20  Queea 
street,  Leith 

Wishart,  David  F.,  12  Catherine 
street  court 


MES 


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425 


Wolff,  N.  de,  36  Quality  street    '^Nisbet,  Mrs  C,  10  Upper  View- ,  Cameron,  Mrs  J.,  239  Canongate 


Wotherspoon,   J,    B.    M.,    Wet 

docks 
Wright,  G.,  25  North  bridge 
Yide,  Thomas  B.,  36  Constitu- 
tion street 


Messengers-at-Arms. 

See  Law  Director!/. 


Metal  Merchants. 

Co., 


67 


Anderson,    Eobert,    & 

Timber  bush 
Campbell,  Thomas  B.,  &  Co.,  8 

Picardy  place  and  61  Consti- 
tution street 
Dunn,  D.,  15  Blair  street 
Easton,  R.  &  J.,  2  Tower  street 
Gallic,   Laii-d,    &   Co.,    58   High 

street  and  109  Constitution  st. 
Gray,  A.,  1  Gray's  place 
Baton,  Thomas,  85  Abbey  hdl 
Bedpath,     Brown,    &     Co.,     33 

Candlemaker    row     and    137 

Constitution  street 
Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  &  43 

Shore 
Sutherland,  Robert,  43  Coatfield 

lane 
Wishart,  D.  F.,  Catherine  street 

court 

Metal  Refiner. 

Baton,  Thomas  (and  metal  dealer ), 
85  Abbey  hill 

Meters  and  Weighers.  | 

Broudfoot,    George,    &    Co.,    2 
Dock  place 

Midwives. 

Those  marhed  *  are  also 
Sickmirses. 

*Aitken,  Mrs  AV.,   3  North  St 

James'  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  16  Jamaica  st. 
Boyle,  Mrs,  19  Drummond  st. 
*Chalmers,  Mrs,  3  Alva  street 
^Fleming,  Mrs,  23  Howe  sti-eet 
*Flett,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Forbes,  Mrs,  162  Rose  street 
*Gardiner,   Mrs  M.,  56  Thistle 

street 
Horsburgh,  Mrs,  18  Livingstone 

place 
*Kelly,  Mrs,  23  Howe  street 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  150  High  street 
*M'Kinlay,  Mrs,  43  Brunswick 

street 
M 'Michael,  Mrs,  4  Merchant  st. 
*Milne,  Mrs,   2   Murray  street, 

Crosscauseway 
Milne,  Mrs,  7  Cannon  st.,  Leith 


j     craig  row 

t*Peck,  Mrs,  28  Jamaica  street 
Roberts,  Mrs,  2  Romilly  place 
*Robertson,  Mrs,  16  Spittal  st. 
Sinclair,  Mrs,  4  Cannon  street, 

Leith 
*Sutherland,  Mrs  I.,  4  Vennel 
*Veitch,  Mrs,  17  London  street 
*Work,  Mrs  Ann,  13  Queen  st., 

Leith 

Milliners  and  Dress- 
makers. 
Adamson,  I.  &  R.,  4  Warriston 

place 
Adamson,    J.    &  Co.,    70   Great 

Junction  street 
Aikman,  Miss,  2  Spence's  place 
Alexander,     Mrs,     &     Co.,     87 

George  street 
Alexander,  Miss,  19  St  John  st. 
Allan,  Mrs,  68  Micolson  street 
Allan,  Miss,  1  Panmure  place 
Allan,  Misses,  11  Merchiston  ter. 
Alston,  Miss,  9  Antigua  street 
Anderson,  J.  C,  73  Lothian  road 
Anderson,  Miss,  14  Arthur  st., 

PHrig 
Anderson,   Miss,    2   Wellington 

place,  Leith 
Anderson,  Miss,  44  India  place 
Angus,  Miss,  44  India  place 
Armstrong,  Mrs,  2  Barony  street 
Baird,  JNIrs,  51  Rosemount  build- 
ings 
Balcarras,  Miss,  23  Duke  street 
Ballantyne,  blisses,  6  Castle  st. 
BallantjTie,  Miss,  39  North  Pitt 

street 
Barlow,  Miss,  46  Thistle  street 
Barr,  E.  &  M.,  33  Leven  street 
Bartholomew,  Misses,  k  Co.,  29 

Queen  street 
Baxter,  Miss,  61  Frederick  st. 
Bisset,  Archibald,  43  Home  st. 
Blair,  Misses,  West  ToUcross 
Blyth,  Yide,  k  Co.,  112  George 

street 
Bowonan,  Mary,  12  Bangor  road 
Boyle  &  Swanson,  1  Bank  street 
Brass,  Mrs,  4  Charles  street 
Briscoe,    Misse.s,   7   St  Vincent 

street 
Brodie,  Mrs  J.,  48  Dean  street 
Brown,  E.,  3  Windmill  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Chas.,  79  Broughton 

street 
Brown,  Miss,  48  Buccleuch  st. 
Brown,  Misses,  25a  Scotland  st. 
Bruce,  Misses,  15  Dublin  street 
Budge  k   Webster,    Misses,    55 

Frederick  street 
Burge,  Miss,  35  Grind!  ay  street 
Cairns,  Mrs  John,   North  Junc- 
tion street 
Cambridge,   ilisses,  14  Raeburn 

place  1 


Cameron,  Misses,  29   Frederick 

street 
Campbell,    Miss,    63    Frederick 

street 
Campbell,  Miss,  34  William  st. 
Carmont,  Mrs,  19  Panmure  pi. 
Carr,  Mi.sses,  1  Blenheim  place 
Carrie,  Miss,  7  Henderson  place 
Cathels,  Misses,  67  Cumberland 

street 
Chessar,  Miss,  33  Frederick  st. 
Christie,  Miss  A.,  22  S.  College 

street 
Christie,  M.,  2  Thomson  place 
Claik,  H.  E.,  127b  George  .street 
Clark,  Mrs,  37  William  street 
Collier  &  Gagie,  118  Constitution 

street 
Cornwall,  Mrs,  5  Howe  street 
Couper,  Misses,  57  Hanover  st. 
Cownie,  JMrs,  6  Spring  gardens 
Craig,  Miss  J. ,  5  Brandfield  pi. 
Craiistoun,  C,  2  S.  Cliarlotte  .st. 
Crosbic,  Miss  J.,  4  E.  Arthur  pi. 
Crossan,    Misses,    29   Broughton 

street 
Cunningham,  M.  &  H.,  10  Chaa-- 

lotte  street,  Leith 
Currie,  Miss  J.,  507  Lawnmarket 
Currie,  Miss  M.,  135  Kirkgate 
Currie,  Miss,  4  Elder  street 
Currie,  Misses,  33  Brougham  st. 
Dalton,   Miss,   41  N.  Richmond 

street 
Darling,  Miss,  5  Graj^'s  court 
Davidson,  Wm.,  54a  Hanover  st, 
Dick,  A.  H.  &  J.,  47  Frederick 

street 
Dick,  Miss,  140  Rose  street 
Dickson,  Misses,  6  Park  street 
Dickson,  Miss,  12  Mel vOle  place 
Dickson,  Miss,  145  Princes  st. 
Dixson,  Miss,  36  George  street. 
Dobie,  Miss,  11  Cable  wynd 
Dobie,  Miss,  45  Frederick  street 
Donaldson,  Misses,  4  Rankeillor 

street 
Dougal,  Miss,  11  Grindlay  street 
Douglas  &  Drennon,  Misses,  16 

Brougham  street  ' 
Douglas,  M.  &  J.,   24  Hanovev 

street 
Douglas,  Iiliss,  10  Deanhaiigh  st. 
Drummond,  Miss,  16  Grange  loan 
Drurj^  iliss,  96  Main  street 
Dudgeon,  M.,  West  park  terrace 
Duff,  Mrs  M. ,  102  Nicolson  street 
Dunn,  Miss  J.  H.  A. ,  3  Wemyss 

place 
Duns,  Miss,  161  Rose  street 
Edgar,  Miss,  8  North  bridge 
Erskine,  Mrs  M.,  98  Abbey  hill 
Ewing,  Mrs  H.,  69  Broughton 

street 
Fairbairn,  James,  7  and  11  Clerk 

street 
Fairbairn,  Miss,  33  Whitfield  pi. 
Fairgrieve,  Miss,  2  Hope  street 


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MIL 


Palconer,  Miss,  1  Gordon  street 
Falla,  M.  &  J.,  23  Frederick  st. 
Felirenbach,  C,  5  Cockburn  st. 
Finlay,  E.,  322  Lawnmarket 
Forsyth,  Miss  R.,  56  George  st. 
Forsytli,  Miss,  85  George  street 
French,  Mrs,  6  Bristo  street 
French,  M.,  5  Eomilly  place 
Fidton,  Mrs  R.  G.,  4  Tarvit  st. 
Fyfe,  Mrs,  22  West  Preston  st. 
Galloway,  ]\Iisses,  6  N.  Fort  st. 
Gibb,  Miss,  4-i  India  place 
Gibb,  Miss  J.,  28  Melville  ter. 
Gilray,  Miss,  80  South  Clerk  st. 
Goodall,    Misses    E.     k    J.,    7 

Breadalbaue  terrace 
Gordon,  Miss,  Lynedoch  cottage, 

Lynedoch  place 
Green,  Miss,  106  Giles  street 
Greenfield,    Misses   A.   &  T.,  4 
Blackford  place,  Morningside 
Greig,  Miss,  6  M'Laren  terrace 
Grubb,  Miss,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Guthrie  &  Shillinglaw,  74  South 

Clerk  street 
Hale,  Mrs,  1  West  Nicolsou  st. 
Hall,  Misses,  1  Clerk  street 
Hawkins,  Miss,  51  Clerk  street 
Heggie,   Misses,    25    Hillhouse- 

fi'eld 
Henderson,  Miss,  8  Frederick  st. 
Henderson,  Miss  A. ,  2  Cheyne  st. 
Hepburn,  ilisses,  2a  Albanj^  st. 
Hotford,  Miss,  25  Frederick  st. 
HoUis,  Misses,  53  Frederick  st. 
Hunter,  Misses,  56a  Broughton 

street 
Hunter,  Miss,  10  St  Anthony  pi. 
Hunter,  Miss  J.,  5  Chapel  street 
Hunter,  Miss  M.  D.,  3  Grange 

road 
Inglis,  Miss  M.,  6  Park  street 
Ingram,  Mrs,  16  St  Vincent  st. 
Innes,  Miss,  8  Rosehill  place 
Jack,  Miss  J. ,  50  Brunswick  st. 
Jackson,   E.   &  J.  A.,  30  Kirk- 
gate 
Jardine,  Mrs,  21  Brougham  st. 
Jeffrey,  Miss,  33  N.  Richmond  st. 
Johnston,  Jliss,  2  Nicolson  sq. 
Jones,  Miss,  M.A.,  59  Thistle  st. 
Keay,  Mrs,  27  Bread  street 
Keith,  Mrs,  6  Wemyss  terrace 
Kennedy,  Misses,  7  West  New- 

ington  place 
Kerr,  Miss,  18  Downie  place 
Kerr,  Miss,  4  Melbourne  place 
Knight,  Miss,  38  Broughton  st. 
Fnowles,  Miss,  75  Broughton  st. 
Laidlaw,   A.,   Clanalpine  build- 
ings 
Laing,  M.,  40  Jamaica  street 
Lamb,  Misses,  115  George  street 
Lamb,  Miss,  14  Henderson  row 
Lamb,  Miss,  1  Wemyss  terrace 
Lawrie,  Miss  M.,  23  Lothian  road 
Lees,  Miss,  53  Thistle  street 
Lennox,  Miss,  17  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Levine,  Miss  H.,  75  Princes  st. 


Liddell,  Miss  M.,  89  St  Leonard 
street 

Lind  &  OiT,  6  Drumdryan  street 

Lindsay  &  Aitken,  Misses,  2  W. 
Salisbury  place 

Livingston,  Miss,  10  Nicolson  st. 

Lorimer,  Mrs  Isa.,  14  Queens- 
ferry  street 

Louden,  Miss,  17  Barony  street 

Loudon,  John,  7  St  Patrick  st. 

Lowdon,  Miss,  13  Eglinton  st. 

Lyall,  Miss,  4a  Clarence  street 

Lyon,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  street 

Macadam,  Mrs,  2  Drumdrj^an  st. 

M  'Galium,  Miss,  3  Crichtou  st. 

M'Dougal,  Misses,  20  Howe  st. 

M'Glashan,  Misses,  50  George  st. 

M'Gregor,  Miss,  25  Eeid  terrace 

M'Kay,  J.,  121  Fountainbridge 

M'Kaj',  Miss,"  Lord  Russell  pi. 

M'Kay,  Miss  C,  4  W.  Adam  st. 

M'Kenzie,  Miss,  3  St  Bernard's 
row 

Mackie,  T.  &  G.,  123  Kirkgate 

Mackie,  Miss,  50  Castle  street 

M'Killop,  Miss,  4  Blenheim  pi. 

ilackintosh,  JMisses,  14  West 
Preston  street 

M'Laren  &  Adamson,  14  and  15 
Tolbooth  wynd 

M'Lean,  S.  '&  M.,  Tanfield, 
Howard  place 

M'Niveu,  Miss,  12  Castle  street 

M'Pherson,  D.,  76,  77,  and  78 
Leith  street 

Macqueen,  Miss  M.,  51  Brough- 
ton street 

Macvicar  &  Winks,  Misses,  42 
George  sti-eet 

Malcohn,  IVIargaret,  8  Gladstone 
terrace 

Manderson,  Miss,  5  West  Adam 
street 

Marshall,  Miss,  30  Royal  circus 

Marshall,  Miss  E.,  3  Richmond 
terrace 

Martin,  Misses  G.  &  J.,  15  Lo- 
thian road 

Martin,  Miss,  17  Barony  street 

Mathewson,  Miss,  19  Union  st. 

Matthew,  Mrs,  47  Buccleuch  st. 

Maule,  Mrs,  4  Blackwood  cresc. 

Mein,  Mrs,  26  Buccleuch  street 

Mercer  &  Crombie,  13,  15,  and 
17  Nicolson  street 

fiercer,  Mrs  M.,  7  Wharton  pi. 

Mercer,  Miss,  35  Broughton  st. 

Merson,  Miss,  54ACumberlandst. 

Middleton,  H.  D.,  84  St  Leonard 
street 

Millidge,  Miss  K.  M.,  44  George 
sti'eet 

Milne,  Miss  Janet,  2  Alison  sq. 

Miuto,  Mrs,  55  George  street 

Morris,  Miss,  3  Howard  place 

MoiTison,  Jessie,  8  William  st. 

Mowat,  Mrs,  21  Nelson  street 

Mowat,  Miss,  8  William  street 

Mozzi,  Mrs,  73  George  street 


Muir,  Mrs,  19  N.W.  Circus  pi. 
Murray,  Miss  E.,  26  Frederick 

street 
Naismith  &  Richardson,  13  Buc- 
cleuch sti'eet 
Napier,  Misses,  2  St  David's  ter. 
Neilsou,  Miss,  13  Douglas  ter. 
Neunham  &  Hunter,  Misses,  29 

Clarence  street 
Newberry,  Mrs,  5  S.  College  st. 
Nichol,  Misses,  121  George  st. 
Nicol,  Misses,  29  Thistle  street 
Nimmo,  Misses,  60  Frederick  st. 
Orr,  Misses  M.  &  J.,  21  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Paterson,    Misses   A.    &   J.,    54 

Lothian  street 
Paterson,  Miss,  21  Castle  street 
Peacock,  Miss,  51  Home  street 
Pennj',  Miss,  5  Broughton  street 
Pentland,  Mrs  James,  25  West 

Nicolson  sti'eet 
Pilmor,  Miss,  36  Hanover  street 
PoUands,    Mrs   J.,   11  St  Vin- 
cent street 
Pradel,  Madame,  37  George  st. 
Proudfoot,    Miss    M.,    Paradise 

cottage,  Morningside 
Purves,  Mrs,  38  India  place 
Purves,  Miss  Janet,  8  Dalrymple 

place 
Reid,  Misses,  5  Hanover  street 
Reid,  Miss  M. ,  5  Jamaica  street 
Rennie,  Misses,  4  Bristo  port 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  121  Princes  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  18  West  Pres- 
ton street 
Robertson,  Mrs  M.,  37  India  pi. 
Robertson,  Mrs  P.,  36  Bristo  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs  T.,  10  Baker'spl. 
Robertson,  Miss,  5  Howe  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  22  Downie  pi. 
Robertson,  Miss,  94  Rose  street 
Robertson,  Catherine,  28  South 

Richmond  street 
Rodgers,    Misses  E.    &   A.,    14 

Buccleuch  street 
Rogers,  l^Iisses,  28  Candlemaker 

row 
Roques,    Madame,  &  Wight,   7 

South  St  Andrew  street 
Rose,  Miss,  1  Drummond  sti'eet 
Ross,  Mrs  H.,  8  St  Anthony  pi. 
Ross,  Mrs,  3  Elder  street 
Ross,  Miss,  25  Thistle  sti-eet 
Ross,  Miss,  31  India  place 
Ross,  Helen,  31  Fountainbridge 
Rougvie,    Misses    M.   &  J.,    14 

Greenside  street 
Roy,  Miss,  24a  Earl  Grey  street 
Russell,   Mrs  Jane,    1   Sciennes 

hill  place 
Russell,  Miss,  1  Mary's  place 
Russell,  M. ,  3  Portland  place 
Scott,  Miss,  100  George  street 
Scott,  Miss,  57  Broughton  st. 
Sharp,  Miss  M.,  60  Leith  street 
Simpson,  Misses,  8  Young  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  92  George  street 


MIL 


PROFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


NEW       427 


Sinclaii-,  Miss,  227  High  sti-eet 
Sinclair,  Miss,  16  Portland  pi., 
Leith 

Sinclaii-,  Miss,  124  George  street 
Smart  &  M'Intosh,  43  Bruns-^-ick 

street 
Smart,  Misses,  6  Brighton  sti'eet 
Smith,  E.  &  M.,  62  Rose  street 
Smith,  Misses,  173Causewayside 
Smith,  Miss  M. ,  26a  Barony  st. 
SoujTis,  Madame,  30  Frederick 

street 
Spalding,  Miss,  4  Drumdrj'an  st. 
Spence,  Miss,  40  Coatfield  lane 
Stanislas,  Madame,  29  Hanover 

street 
Steele,  Miss,  61  Clerk  street 
Stevenson,  Miss,  8  Antigua  st. 
Stewart  &  Fraser,  20  Barony  st. 
Stewart,  J.  &  C,  7  Earl  Greyst. 
Stewart,  Johnston,  55  Cockburn 

street 
Stewart,  Miss  Isa.,  257  Canon- 
gate 
Stewart,  Miss,  21  Charles  street 
Stewart,  Miss,  22  WiUiam  street 
Stewart,  Miss,  13  Hope  street 
SuUivan,  MissM.,  17  St  Patrick 

square 
Tait,  Miss,  108  George  street 
Tate  &  Co. ,  42  Victoria  street 
Taylor,  Mrs,  1 7  Brougham  pi. 
Taylor,  Miss,  17  Coburg  street 
Terr)^   Misses,   15   West  Mait- 
■    land  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  QQ  Cumberland 

street 
Thomson,  Miss,  1  Cumberland 

street 
Veitch,  Miss,  5  Kerr  street 
"Waddell,  Miss,  4  Queensferiy  st. 
"Waldie,    Miss  A.,    38  Cumber- 
land street 
Wardlaw,  Miss  J. ,  1  Cobden  ter. 
Waterson,  Miss,  24  Howe  street 
"VVatson,  A.  &  E.,  21  Charles  st. 
Watson,    J.    &    D.,    8    and    9 

Sowersby  place 
Watson,  Mrs,  25  Thistle  street 
Watson,  iliss,  21  Nelson  street 
Watson,  J^Iiss  M.,  12  Kirkgate 
Watt,  Miss,  24a  Earl  Grey  st. 
Watt,  Miss,  33  Maryiield  place 
Weatherby,  Mrs,  24a  Earl  Grey 

street 
Webster,  Miss,  30  Castle  street 
West,  Miss,  25  Cumberland  st. 
■\Miite  &  Breck,  Misses,  23  Howe 

White,  Misses  M.  &  M.,  25 
Bread  street 

"\ATiite,  Miss,  27  Eiego  street 

Wilkinson,  Miss,  68  Hanover  st. 

Williamson,  Miss,  1  Brougham 
street 

WUson,  Miss  Agnes,  4  Black- 
wood crescent 

Wilson,  Miss  M.,  49  N.  Pitt  st. 

Wilson,  Miss,  5  Gayfield  place 


Wilson,  Miss,  6  Simpson's  coiirt, 

Greenside 
Winter,  Miss,  13  Chapel  sti'eet 
Wise,  Misses,  2  Scotland  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  24  W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Young,  G.,  82  West  port 
Young,  Miss,  30  Alva  street 
Young,  Miss,  3  Cornwall  street 
{Young,  Miss,  8  Livingstone  pi. 
Yule,  Miss,  6  St  John's  place 

Millmasters. 

Beattie,  Adam,  Canonmills 
Gibson  &  Walker,   Bonuington 

steam  miUs 
Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  ^Yhitfield  pi. 
Herdman,   John,  &  Sons,   Hay- 
market  mills 
Inglis,    John,    Junction    steam 
mills,  West  Bowling-greezi  st. 
Lawson,  James,  Bell's  mills 
Scott,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  Bomiing- 

ton  mills 
Tod,  A.  &  E.,  Commercial  street 
Tod  Brothers,  1  &  3  Baker's  place 
Wilsou,  William,  Swanfield 

Millstone  Manu- 
facturers. 

Smith,  J.,  &  Son,  219  High  st. 

Millwrights. 

See  EiKjineers. 

Mining  Engineers. 

See  Engineers. 

Modellers. 

Annan,  J. ,  4  Charlotte  place 
Baird,  William,  20  Pitt  street 
Stuart  &  Campbell,  23  Morrison 
sti'eet 

Musical  Instrument 

Makers 

and  Musicsellers. 

Those  marked  *  are  Musicsellers, 
f  are  Organ-builders,  and  % 
are  Bagpipe  Makers. 

JCarter,  John,  18  Morrison  st. 
Cottam,  John  S.  40  Cockburn  st. 
Curie,  J. ,  52  Hanover  street  and 

Broughton  market.    ^etAdv. 
tEwart,  Wm.,  2  Dnimmond  st. 
Glen,  J.  &  R.,  2  N.  Bank  street 
JGlen,  A.,  16  Caltou  hill 
*Gordon,  E.  0.,  &  Co.,  63  South 

Clerk  street 
^Hamilton  k  Miiller,  IIG  George 

street 
tHamilton,  D.  &  T.,  116  George 

street 
Hardie,  James,  16  Potterrow 
iJiHenderson,   Peter,  &  Son,   97 

West  bow 


JHiggins,  Francis  M.,  18  Simon 

square 
+Holt,  Fred.,  Upper  Grove  place 
*Jupp,  A.,  48  Leith  street 
*Jupp,  H.,  31  and  32  Kirkgate 
*Kohler,  E.,  &  Son,  21  North 

bridge 
Laubach,  PhiKp,  15  Greenside  pi. 
MmTay,  Peter,  22  W.  Sciennes 
*Paterson  &  Sons,  27  George  st. 
*Purdie,  John,  83a  Princes  street 
*Ramsay,  Jn.,  &  Sons,  10  Green- 
side street 
tRentcn,  J.,  4  Bank  street 
Roughead,  P.  C,  13  West  Pres- 
ton street 
tTownsend,  William,  &  Son,  9  & 

10  Greenside  place 
*tWightman,  John,  &  Son,  46 

Frederick  street 
Wilson  &  Son,  35  George  i"\'.  br. 
*tWood  k  Co.,  49  George  street 


Nail  Manufacturers. 

Macnab  k  Co.,  29  Caudlemaker 

row 
Eedpath,    Brown,    k    Co.,    33 

Candlemaker    row    and    137 

Constitution  sti'eet 
Ritchie  &  Co.,  7  Victoria  street 
Scott,  Thomas,  85,  87,  and  89 

Grassmarket 
Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 

Shore 


Newsagents. 

Agnew,  James,  75  S.  Clerk  st. 
Arnot,  James,  45  Griudlay  st. 
Anderson,  J.,  28  Broughton  st. 
Anderson,  Miss,  99  Nicolson  st. 
Ai-chibald,  Alex.,  9  Potterrow 
Archibald,  Jas.,  13  Clifton  ter. 
Banks,  Ai-chibald,  8  Caltou  street 
Bell,  Mrs  James,  42  George  st. 
Browu,  George,  20  Dean  street 
Brown, Wm.,  20 N.  Eichmondst. 
Burns,  John,  1 3  Baker's  place 
Campbell,  John,  88  Pleasance 
Cay  &  Black,  65a  George  street 
Chambers,  J.,  80  Potterrow 
Chapman,  Wm.,  51  Couper  st. 
Gumming,  Robert,  249  High  st. 
Darling,  George,  39  Clerk  st. 
Davidson,   Mary,   1  St  Leonard 

street 
Delworth,  C.  T.,  57  Crosscause- 

wav 
Devlin,  H.,  254  k  256  Canon- 
gate 
Forrest,  Mrs,  7  W.  Eichmond  st. 
Fraser,  Mrs,  12  Couper  street 
Garrety,  P.,  11  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Hamilton,  Miss  E.,  59  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Harrison,  Mrs,  107  Rose  sti-eet 
Hogg,  John,  2  Pitt  street 


428 


NEW 


EDINBURGH  A^D  LEITH 


NUR 


Hogg,  Mrs,  47  Thistle  street 
Hunter,  David,  3  Canon  place 
Jack,  Isabella,  12  S.  Richmond 

street 
Jeffrey,  Mrs,  115  Fountainbridge 
Johnson,  Eobert,  24  Rose  street 
Keith  k  Co.,  35  Hanover  street 
Killen,  J.,  242  Cowgate 
M'Cann,  Jas.,  6  Deanhangh  st. 
M 'Donald,  James,  9  Bread  st. 
Maclaren,  J.,  138  Princes  street 
Menzies,  John,  &  Co.,  12  Han- 
over street 
Millar,  John,  25  Jamaica  street 
Miller,  D.,  374  Castle  hill 
Moffat,  Charles,  245  Canongate 

and  60  Low  Calton 
Murison,  N.,  2  Princes  street 
Paterson,  M.,  15  Bruughton  st. 
Ramsay,  Misses,  3  Earl  Grey  st. 
Robertson  &  Scott,   13  Hanover 

sti-eet 
Robertson,    Charles,    2    North 

Richmond  street 
Robinson,  H.,  11  Greenside  st. 

See  Adv. 
Smith,  John,  4  Saunders  street 
Smith,  R.  P.,  125  Nicolson  st. 
Somerville,  R. ,  10  Spring  gardens 
Stevenson,  R.,  3  Allison  place 
Thomas,    Mrs,    31    Crosscause- 

Avay 
Walker,  Archd.,   52  Buccleuch 

street 
Warburton,  John,  23  Hadding- 
ton place 
Wighton,  R.,  44  North  Fort  st., 
and  Hope  cottage.  Ferry  road 
Wilson,  G.  A. ,  46  Queensferry  st. 
Wilson,  Mrs,  23  William  street 


Newspaper  Offices, 

Art  Journal  Oftice,  46  Nicolson 

street 
Daily  Review,  377  High  street 
Evening  Couraut,  188  High  st. 
Fanner,  6  India  buildings 
Gazette,   The  Edin.,  Exchequer 
Chambers,  Parliament  square 
Ladies'    Own  Jom'nal,    8    Mel- 
bourne place 
Leith  Burghs  Pilot,  72  Constitu- 
tion street 
Leith  Commercial  List,  55  Ber- 
nard street 
Leith  Herald,  3  Storrie's  alley 
North  British  Advertiser,  8  Mel- 
bourne place 
North  British  Agriculturist,  377 

High  street 
North   Briton,  Old  Fishmarket 

close,  190  High  street 
Reformer,  429  High  street 
Scotsman,  28  &  30  Cockburn  st. 
Scottish  Jurist,  11  Thistle  street 
Weekly  Review,  377  High  street 
Weekly  Scotsman,  28  and  30 
Cockburn  street 


Notaries  Public. 

See  Law  Directory. 

Nurserymen,  Seeds- 
men; and  Florists. 

See  also  Setd  and  Linseed 
Cake  Merchants. 

Cunningham,  Eraser,  &  Co., 
Comely  bank  and  Dean 

Currie,  John,  Parkside  lodge, 
Dalkeith  road 

Dickson,  James,  &  Sons,  32 
Hanover  Street 

Dicksons  &  Co.,  1  Waterloo 
place,  Leith  walk,  and  Red- 
braes 

Downie,  Laird,  &  Laing,  17a 
Frederick  street 

Drummond  Brothers,  Eosebank 
and  Larkfield  Nurseries,  and 
52  George  street 

Duguid,  J. ,  Tower  park,  Wardie 

Edgar,  Robert,  9  George  iv.  bridge 

Gordon,  Wm.,  &  Sons,  8  Hay- 
market  terrace 

Grainger,  Robert,  &  Son,  21  W. 
Preston  street  and  Grange  loan 

Handasyde,  T.,  k.  Davidson,  4 
India  buildings 

Henderson,  R.  M.,  38  and  40 
Gi'assmarket 

Joss,  John,  2  Blackford  place 

Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son,  1  George 
IV.  bridge  ;  and  Bangholm, 
Chancelot,  Golden  Acre,  Xilli- 
put,  -  Wardie,  and  Windle- 
strawlee,  near  Inverleith  row 

M'Kay,  D.,  &  T'o.,  Cameron  and 
Echo  bank  Nurseries 

M'Kenzie,  John,  11  Grange  loan 

Mackintosh,  R.  T.,  12  Mel- 
bourne place 

Melville,  Peter,  14  Grange  loan 

Methven,  Thomas,  Leith  walk 
and  15  Princes  street 

Milne,  John,  Sunnybank  cot- 
tage, London  road 

Mitchell,  Arnott,  &  Co.,  3  Han- 
over street 

Nicoll,  Thos.,  Boroughmuirhead 

Reid,  John,  38  Leven  street 

Robertson,  Peter  S.,  &  Co.,  33 
St  Andrew  square 

Nurses  (Sick). 

See  also  Midwives. 

Aitken,  MrsW.,  3N.  StJames'st. 
Anderson, '!Mrs,  16  Jamaica  st. 
Anderson,  Mrs,  20  Jamaica  st. 
Balmer,  Mrs,  10  Jamaica  street 
Barr,  Mrs,  21  Gardner's  cresct. 
Baxter,  Mrs,  12  W.  Richmond  st. 
Billing,  Mrs,  21  Lothian  street 


Borwick,  Mrs,  37  Candlemaker 

row 
Boyd,  Mrs,  22  William  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  9  Glover  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  7  Livingstone  place 
Bryden,  Mrs,  1  Market  place 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  2   Northumber- 
land place 
Clark,  Mrs,  16  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Cormack,  Mrs,  12  Union  street 
Cormack,  Mrs,  37  William  st. 
Cowan,  Mrs,  56  Clerk  street 
Crawford,  Mrs  M.,  50  India  pi. 
Daniel,  Mrs,  16  Jamaica  street 
Dewar,   Mrs   Robert,   23   Howe 

street 
Dickie,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  61  Prince  Regent 

street 
Dorret,  Mrs,  9a  Clarence  street 
Dougall,  Mrs,  8  Nicolson  square 
Drummond,     Mrs,    34    Jamaica 

street 
Dunbar,  Mrs,  21  Montague  st. 
Duncan,  Mrs,  21  Jamaica  street 
Elder,  Mrs,  27  Jamaica  street 
Elliot,  Mrs,  50  Cumberland  st. 
Fairbairn,  Mrs  M.,  55  India  pi. 
Ferguson,    Mrs,    21    Brougham 

street 
Ferric,  Mrs,  41 A  Broughton  st. 
Findlay,  Mrs,  204  Rose  street 
Fisher,  Mrs,  60  India  place 
Forbes,  Mrs,  162  Rose  street 
Eraser,   Mrs  John,  47  Cumber- 
land street 
Fyffe,  Mrs,  55  India  place 
Gale,  Mrs,  35  Jamaica  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  22  William  street 
Gray,  Mrs  P. ,  48  India  place 
Green,  Mrs,  7  Spence's  place 
Greig,  Mrs,  154  Constitution  st. 
Grubb,  Mrs,  25  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Hajr,  Mrs,  73  Lothian  road 
Hay,  Mrs  Charles,  27  Broughton 

place 
Heggie,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Henderson,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Heriot,  Mrs,  7  W.  Montgomery 

place 
Hunter,  Mrs,  19  S.  St  James'  st. 
Hunter,    !Mrs,   Gray's  court,   95 

Nicolson  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Jenkins,  Mrs,  47  William  street 
Johnston,   Mrs,  47  Cumberland 

street 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  20  Picardy  pi. 
Kerr,  Mrs  Jane,  6  Saunders  street 
Kerr,  Mrs,  27  India  place 
Ketchen,  Mrs,  1 1  Dalryniple  pi. 
King,  Mrs,  27  Jamaica  street 
Kinnis,  Mrs,  12  Walker  terrace 
Lam'ence,  Mrs,  43  India  place 
Lawson,  Mrs,  17  William  street 
Learmonth,  Mrs,  16  Jamaica  st. 
Leslie,  Mrs,  22  Jamaica  street 
Liddell,  Mrs,  41  Grindlay  street 
Lothian,  Mrs,  29  James  street 


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Louttit,  Mrs,  27  William  street 
Lowdon,  Mrs,  13  Egliuton  st. 
M'Cormack,    Mi'S,    10   Gilmore 

street,  Paul's  work 
M  'Donald,  Mrs,  4  Dalrvmple  pi. 
M 'Donald,    Mrs  D.,   8   Thistle 

street 
M 'Donald,  Mrs,  5  Spence's  pi. 
M'Dougall,    Mrs    Robert,     14a 

Scotland  street 
Macintosh,  Mrs,  8  William  st. 
Mackay,  Mrs,  21  Lothian  street 
Mackay,  Mrs,  40  Jamaica  street 
M'Gill,  Mrs,  8  Mackenzie  place 
M'Gowan,  Mrs,  2  Hamilton  place 
M'Grath,  Mrs,  1  Lothian  road 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  138  Nicolson  st. 
M'Pherson,      Mrs,     3     Comely 

green  place 
Macrae,  iirs,  16  Eose  street 
Mair,  Mrs,  10  North  Eichmond 

street 
Malloch,  Mrs,  44  HoM'e  street 
Marr,  Mrs,  2  Ferrier  street 
Melrose,  Mrs  A.,  23  Livingstone 

place 
Millar,  Mrs,  5  Spence's  place 
Miller,  Mrs,  3  Morton  street 
Morgan,  Mrs,  5  Nicolson  street 
Mowatt,  Mrs,  165  Eose  street 
Munro,  Mrs  A.,  13  Downie  place 
Neilson,  Mrs,  21  Nelson  street 
Nicol,  Mrs,  22a  Clarence  street 
Noble,  Mrs  R.,  16  East  Adam 

street 
Ormiston,  Sirs  James,  47  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Patton,  ]\Irs,  8  Kerr  street 
Pearce,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  street 
Pearson,     Mrs,     4    Eosemount 

biiildings 
Proctor,  Mrs,  4  Sibbald  place 
Quinet,  Mrs,  17  William  street 
Reid,  Mrs  J.,  47  Cumberland  st. 
Eeikie,  Mrs,  13  Grindlay  street 
Rhind,  Mrs,  1  Morningside 
Richardson,  Mrs,  104  Nicolson 

street 
Richardson,  Mrs,  27  Jamaica  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  40a  Howe  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  135a  George  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  16  Spittal  st. 
Rodger,  Mrs  M.,  6  Baker's  place 
Ross,  Mrs,  9  Leven  street 
Ross,  Mrs,  14  William  street 
Rutherford,  Mrs,    2  St  Da\-id's 

terrace 
Scott,  Mrs  J.,  18  Charles  sti'eet 
Scott,  Mrs,  34  Jamaica  street 
Sharp,  Mrs,  73  Lothian  road 
Simpson,  Mrs,  3  Madeira  place, 

Leith 
Sinclair,  Mrs,  9  Windmill  street 
Sivewright,  Mrs,  21  Jamaica  st. 
Smith,  Mrs,  1  Market  place 
Smith,  Mrs,  62  Clerk  street 
Souter,  Mrs,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
Spalding,  Mrs,  9  Jamaica  street 
Speed,  Mrs,  5  Spence's  place 


Stenhouse,  Mrs,  37  Lidia  place 
Stephenson,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Steven,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Stewart,  Mrs,  54  Frederick  st. 
Stewart,  ilrs,  19  Jamaica  street 
Sumner,  Mrs  E. ,  5  Lewis  terrace 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  22  Jamaica  st. 
Tarbet,  Mrs,  59  Broughton  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  27  Blair  st'-eet 
Thomson,  Mrs,  41  a  Broughton  st. 
Ure,  Mrs,  50  India  place 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  35  Jamaica  sti'eet 
Veitch,  Mrs,  17  London  street 
Wait,  Mrs,  69  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Whyte,  Mrs  C,  8  William  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  477  Lawnmarket 
Wilson,  Mrs,  14  Melville  place 
Wilson,  Mrs  C,  9  Calton  hill 
Wood,  LIrs,  24a  Earl  Grey  st. 
Work,  Mrs  Ann,   13  Queen  st., 

Leith 
Young,  Mrs,  72  Thistle  street 
Young,  iirs,  36  Bristo  sti'eet 

Oil  Merchants. 

Airdrie   Minei'al   Oil    Company 

(Limited) ;  J.  Bruce,  W.S.,  14 

Frederick  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  &  Son,  Upper 

di'awbridge,  Leith 
Arthur,    George,    2   Wellington 

place,  Leith 
Bathville   Patent    Paraffin    Oil 

Store,  Port  Hopetoun  ;  W.  & 

H.  Potts,  agents.     See  Adv. 
Callender,  D.,  &  Sons,  3  St  An- 
thony's lane,  Leith 
Craig  k  Eose,  Anderson  place 
Dane,    James,    &    Co.,    3   East 

Register  street 
Davidson,  E.,  &  Co.,  5  and  6 

Shore 
Dickson,  Thomas,  9  Semple  st. 
Edmondston,    T.,    &   Son,   110 

West  bow 
Foulis,  A.  B.,  136  High  street 
Galloway,    R.,    &  Co.,    23   Tor- 

phichen  street 
Gilford,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  2  Dock  pi. 
Hunter,  Jn.  M.,  37  Bernard  st. 
Innes  &  Grieve,  11  St  Andrew  sq. 
Kinninmont,  E.  K.,  Dean  bank 

lodge 
Liddle,  Wm. ,  Eegent  Arch  place 
Lundy,  John  J.,  &  Co.,  20  Elbe 

street 
Lundy,    J.    J.,    20   Elbe  street 

(Patentee  of  'Temperlana'  for 

wool) 
Mackay  G.,  &  Co.,  31  Quality  st. 
M'Kinlay,    Wm.,    St  Anthony 

court,  Leith 
Macnab  &  Co.,  29  Candlemaker 

row 
Moffat,  G.  D.,  38  Dundas  street. 

See  Adv. 
Nimmo  &  Burns,  St  Leonard's 

station  and  83  Clerk  street 


Northern  and  Continental  Co., 

31  Quality  street 
Northern  Mineral  Oil  Co.,  Hay- 
market  ;  J.  IM'Kelvie,  agent 
Paraffin  Oil  Company,  Loclirin 
Paterson  &  Allan,  105  West  bow 
Eichardson,     Francis,.    &     Co., 

Grassmarket 
Eowatt  &  Son,  Lothian  road 
Sang  &  Barker,  Barony  street 
Sinclair  k  Co. ,  1  and  2  Calton  st. 
Smiths  k  Co.,   1   Blair  street. 

See  Adv. 
Stewart,   W.,   &  Son,   3  and  5 

Fountainbridge 
Stott,  J.  M.,  5  Meuse  lane 
Taylor,  AVm.,  &  Co.,   38  Sala- 
mander street 
Walker,  T.  M.,  106  West  bow 
Warden,    William,    &    Co.,    7 
Eonaldson's  buildings 

Opticians. 

Those  marked  *  are  Philosophi- 
cal Instrument  Makers. 
'^'Adie  &  Son,  50  Princes  street 
*Bryson,  James,  60a  Princes  st. 
Buist,  Jas.  (wholesale),  5  Nicol- 
son street 
Burgess,  Alex. ,  1  Coburg  street 
*Cameron,  James,  39  S.  bridge 
*Hart,  W.  D.,  549  Castle  hiU 
Henderson,  A.,  48  Frederick  st. 
*Kemp  &  Co.,  12  &  13  Infirmary 

street 
Lennie,  E.,  46  Princes  street 
M'Call,  J.,  11  Leith  street 
^Marshall  k  Sons,  87  George  st. 
Eanken,  George,  108  Rose  street 
Eeid,  Alexander,  31  Castle  street. 

See  Adv. 
*Salom  &  Co.,  98  Princes  street 
*Stevenson,    Peter,    5    Forrest 

road.     See  Adv. 
Taylor,  James,  46  Princes  street 
Vernon,  J.  E.,  54  Leith  street 
&  17  Lothian  road 

Outfitters. 

See  Woollen  Drainers. 

Painters,  Paperhangers, 
and  Glaziers. 

Aikman,  J.,  k  Son,  8   Queeus- 

ferry  street 
Aird,  James,  15  Gladstone  place 
Allan,  Wm.,  46  George  street 
Anderson  &  Mathie,    43   Great 

King  street 
Ballantine,    James,    k   Son,    42 

George  street 
Bell,  Wm.,  2  West  Preston  st. 
Bisset,  T.,  11  Hill  place 
Bolton  k  Co.,    15,   16,   and   17 

Commercial  street 
Bonnar  &  Carfrae,  77  George  st. 
Bourhill,  Jas.  E.,  22  Nelson  st. 


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Breeliiu,  George,  25  Lothian  st. 
Buchanan,  Archibald,  56  Bruns- 
wick street 
Butler,    James,    64    Brunswick 

street 
Cameron,  Mrs  Finlay,  25  Cock- 

bui'ii  street 
Cameron,  James,  214  Canongate 
Campbell,  J.,  28  St  Patrick  sq. 
Ciceri,  Mantica,   and  Torre,  81 

Leith  street 
Clark,  James,  1  Lothian  road 
Clephane,  H.,  54  High  street      j 
Cornelius,  W.,  97  Broughton  st. 
Cropper,  W. ,  &  Son,  1  India  st. 
Cullen,  Thomas,  71  West  port 
Gumming,   William   F.,    Hope- 

toun  place 
Davidson,  William,  6  Bread  st. 
Dempster,  M.,  Morningside 
Dickson  &  Small,  12  Merchiston 

terrace 
Dobie,    G.,    23    George    street. 

See  Adv. 
Dodds,  William,  89  Pleasance 
Douglas,  James,  3  Greyfriars  pi. 
Edwards,  James,  22  West  Mait- 

land  street 
Erskine,  W.,  16  Union  place 
Ferguson,  D.  K.,  14WestNew- 

ington 
Fife,  John,  2  Hope  street 
Flockhart,  James,  24  Charles  st. 
Forsyth,  William,  17  Bristo  st. 
Fortime,  John,  44  India  street 
Fowler,  A.,  &  Son,  36a  Cumber- 
land street 
Eraser,  Alex.,  132  High  street 
Gibson,  John,  3  Mansfield  place 
Girdwood,  A.,  &  Son,  15  Hay- 
market  terrace 
Graham  &  Eeith,  90  George  st. 
Gray,  D.,  18  India  place 
Greig,  Robert,  47  Fountainbridge 
Hadden,  Robert,  &  Son,  99  Con- 
stitution sti-eet 
Hall,  Thomas,  1  Queen  street 
Hamilton,  J.,  100b  George  street 
Hai-vey,  Peter,  33  St  Andi-ew  sq. 
Hoggan,  George,  47  Earl  Grey 

street 
Hunter,  David,  18  Frederick  st. 
Jameson,  Andi-ew,  48  North  Pitt 

street 
Johnstone,  R.,  5  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Kerr,  J.  F.,  61b  Frederick  street 
Kirkpatriciv,  Thomas,  112  Con- 
stitution street 
Knox,  J. ,  &;  Sons,  1 9  Greenside  pi. 
Laws,  E.  S.,  11  Davie  street 
Lawson,  William,  39  Bridge  st. 
Lindsay,  J.,  4  W.  Richmond  st. 
Lindsay,  Robert,  20  St  Leonard 

street 
Logan,  W.,  28  N.  Richmond  st. 
Louden,  D.,  1  Dean  bank  place 
M'Ewan,  William,  15  Maitland 
street 


Macfarlane&  Wallace,  27  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Macgill  &  Begbie,  62  Bristo  st. 
Macintosh,  David,  31  Thistle  st. 
M'Kechnie,  J.,  176  Canongate 
il'Pherson,  James,  7  Baker's  pi. 
Martin,  William,  102  Rose  st. 
MelviUe,  J.,  23  West  Nicolson  st. 
Milne,  W.,  40  London  street 
Moffat,  AViUiam,  18  Elm  row 
Morrison,  James,   Upper  draw- 
bridge, Leith 
^loxon,  John,  93a  George  street 
JMuirhead,  A. ,  32  Frederick  st. 
Musgi'ove,  W.,  5a  Frederick  st. 
Newbigging,  D.,  53  Lam-istonpl. 
Nicholson,  James,  8  Elder  street 
Nisbet,  John,  15  George  street 
Paterson,  C.  S.   &;  J.,  29  Whit- 
field place 
Paxton,  W. ,  1  Abercromby  pi. 
Peddle,  Robert,  &  Son,  3  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Phillips,  W.,  21  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
Potts,  G.  H.,  92  Princes  sti-eet 
Prentice,  Robert,  7  Milne  square 
Ramsay,  John,  44  Grindlay  st. 
Redpath,  Thos.,  124  Pleasance 
Raid,  Robert  L. ,  2  Blenheim  pi. 
Rintoul,  Alex.,  4  Forth  street 
Ross,  D.,  194  Rose  sti'eet 
Ross,     R.    Jamieson,    8    West 

Nicolson  street 
Shaw,    Joseph,    8   South   Clerk 

street 
Sheldon,    G.,  2  N.  Newington 

place 
Sheppard,  James,  107  George  st. 
Shiels,  T.,  1  Howard  place 
Small,  Angus,  62a  Broughton  st. 
Small,  David,  Murano  place 
Spence,  Francis,  7  Great  Junction 

street 
Stewart,  John,  4  Baker's  place 
Tait,  A.,  82  Constitution  street 
Tarbet,  J.,  5  Blair  street 
Thorn,  Ai'thur,  6  Union  sti'eet 
Tod,  Robert,  35  Dundas  street 
Todd,  J.,  28  Buccleuch  street 
Walker,  John,  43  N.  Pitt  street 
Weston,  Samuel,  6  Gillespie  pi. 

See  Adv. 
White,  C,  18  Dundas  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  46  St  Leonard 

street 
Wilson,  R.,  67  So.  Clerk  street. 

See  AdiK 
Wintour,  W.,  2  Maitland  street 
Workman,  Jn.,  8  Simpson's  court 
Wj'bar,  George,  8  Hill  place 
Younger,  John,  6,  7,  and  8  Com- 
mercial street 

Painters,  Animal. 

MacLeod,    John,  28   Buccleuch 
Steell,  Gourlay,  132  George  st 


Painters,  Historical. 

Harvey,  Sir  George,  21  Regent 

terrace 
Herdman,  Robert,  9  St  Bernard's 

crescent 
M 'Donald,  John  B.,  6  Gt.  Stuart 

street 
Baton,  Sir  Noel,  33  George  sq. 


Painters,  Landscape. 

Bough,  Samuel,  2  Hill  street 
Brown,  Wm.  B.,  132  George  st. 
Clark,  Thos.,  12  Castle  terrace 
Frier,  Robert,  62  Queen  street 
M 'Nairn,  John,  3  East  Arthur 

place 
Moultray,  J.  Douglas,  9  Raebum 

place 
Nesbitt,  John,  24  George  street 
Baton,  W.  H.,  16  George  square 
Perigal,  Arthur,  7  Oxford  terrace 
Scott,  J.  R.,  15  Dublin  street 
Smart,  J.,  16  Picardy  place 
Wintour,  J.  C,  85  Lothian  road 
Woolnoth,    Alfred,     10     South 

Charlotte  street 


Painters,  Miniature. 

Deuchar,  Miss  E.  E. ,  4  Chalmers 

crescent 
Devine,  Peter,  101b  Princes  st. 
Ross,  Mrs  John,  3  Gt.  King  st. 


Painters,  Portrait. 

Barclay,  J.  M.,  11  Forres  street 
Brewster,  A.  S.,  11  Dewar  place 
Cruickshank,  F.,  24  George  st. 
Davidson,  John,  2  W.  Lauriston 

place 
Gavin,  Robert,  15  Brandon  st. 
Herdman,    Robert,    9    St    Ber- 
nard's crescent 
Horsburgh,  J.,  131  Princes  street 
Innes,  Robert,  31  Nelson  street 
Knott,  Tavernor,  93  George  st. 
Lees,  Chas.,  19  Scotland  street 
Leyde,  OttoT.,  81  George  street 
Macbeth,     Norman,     28     Saxe- 

Cobourg  place 
Macleay,  Kenneth,  3  Malta  ter. 
M 'Nairn,  John,  3  E.  Arthur  pL 
M'Taggar-t,  W.,  4  Melville  ter. 
Miliar,  James  B. ,  3  Duncan  st. 
Myles,  John,  6  Lothian  street 
Nicol,  William,  15  Blacket  place 
Ogih-y,  J. ,  2  West  Nicolson  st. 
Rattray,  John,  32  Castle  terrace 
Ross,  R.  T.,  78  Queen  street 
Sanderson,  Robert,  28  George  iv. 

bridge 
Smith,  Colvin,  32  York  place 
SteeU,  Gomiay,  132  George  st. 
Watson,  W.  S.,  10  Forth  street 


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Dickson,  John,  3  Bristo  place 
Ferguson,  Peter,  45  ZST.  Pitt  st. 
Gilchrist,  James,  105  Sonth  br. 
Hay,  D.  S.,  68  Princes  street 
Horsbiirgh,  John,  131  Princes  st. 
Howie,  James,  jun.,  60b  Princes 

street.     See  Adv. 
Jameson,  James,  50  N.  Pitt  st. 
Jameson,  Jas. ,  3  Brunswick  pL 
La\^Tie  &  Mitchell,  25  North  br. 
Lawrie,  A.,   29  Whitfield  place 

and  96  Nicolson  street 
Lawson,  Geo.  R.,  12  S.  Clerk  st. 
Paterson,  G.,  1  Kichmond  place,  J  Lothian,  Peter,  79  George  street 
21    Greenside    row,    and    96 1  Low,  Thomas,  130  Princes  st. 


Paperhanging  Manufs. 

Gavin,  Goalen,  &  Halliday, 
28  West  Maitland  street  and 
Lower  Gilmore  place 

M'Crie,  ^Y.,  &  Co.,  22  Leith walk 

Papermakers. 

Bennington  Millboard  Company, 

Bonnington  bridge 
Cowan  &  Co.,  38  W.  Register  st. 

and  Craigside  works 
Dickson,  James,  &  Co.,  10  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Macniven  &  Cameron,  23  Blairst. 
Tullis,  R.,  &  Co.,  7  George  st. 
Whyte,    A.,    &    Son,    2   North 

St  David  street 

Paper-rulers. 

Currie  &  Lamb,  10  Himter  sq. 
Gow,  James,  13  Blair  street 
Napier  Brothers,  4  St  James'  sq. 
Pobon  &  Falconer,  104  High  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.,  15  Clyde  street 

Paperstainers. 

See  Marble  and  Coloured 
Paj^er  Makers. 

Pastrycooks. 

See  Bakers. 

Pavement  Merchants. 

Barrie,  D. ,  Scotland  street  station 
Clunas,  WUliam,  40  Leith  walk 
M'Intosh,    Robert,    &    Son,    4 

Commercial  street 
Webster,  J. ,  Junction  br.  wharf, 

9  Cobm-g  sti-eet 

Pawnbrokers. 

Barker,  Patrick,  16  Chapel  st. 

Campbell,  D.,  97  Nicolson  street 
and  274  and  270  Cowgate 

Duffy,  P.,  60  St  Andrew  street, 
Leith 

Edinbui-gh  &  Leith  Loan  Co.,  16 
Calton  street 

Equitable  Loan  Co.  of  Scotland, 
4  Milne  square.     See  Adv. 

Ferguson,  J.,  &  Co.,  312  Lawn- 
market.     See  Adv. 

Flannigan,  M. ,  44  South  bridge. 
See  Adv. 

Fraser,  C,  11  Old  Assembly  cl. 

Garland,  J.  0.,  35  St  Andi-ew 
street,  Leith 

GUbert&  Co.,  68  Shore 

Haldane,  J.,  10  Riddle's  close 

Haldane,  Wm.  D.,  80  Kirkgate 

Hutchison,  Mrs  M.,  33  Rich- 
mond place 

Hutton,  Rt.,  &  Son,  209  High  st. 

Hutton,  A.,  82  South  bridge 
and  10  High  street 


Kennedy,    Jolm     L.,    1    Milne 

square 
Kiunear,  James,  40  Potterrow 
Kinnear,  Mrs,  7  Hay  sti-eet 
Light,  John  B.,  240  Canongate 
M 'Cambridge,  Peter,  51  and  59 

Candlemaker  row 
M'Dermott,  James,  8  &  14  Kirk- 
gate and  1  Coatfield  lane 
North  British  Loan  Office,  312 
Lawnmai-ket ;  AViUiam  Clark. 
See  Adv. 
Owens,  M.,  142  Cowgate 


Nicolson  street 
Russell,  Robert,  3  Catherine  st, 
St  Anthony  Loan   Co.,   15   St 

Anthony  place 
Sheeran,  M.,  66  and  68  St  Mary- 
South  Bridge  Co.,  35  South  br. 

See  Adi\ 
Thomson,  George,  95  West  port 
Thomson,  G.,  105  High  street 
Thomson,  Wm.,  19  Canongate 
Tofts,  Mrs  Mary,  117  Canongate 
Wliite,  John,  6  Brunswick  st. 
Williamson,     James,    98    Rose 

street 
WUson,    Robert,    243   and   251 

High  street 

Penmakers. 

Caldwell  Brothers,  11,  13,  and 
1 5  Waterloo  place.     See  A  dv. 

Macniven  &  Cameron,  23,  25,  27, 
29,  31,  and  33  Blair  street. 
See  Adv. 

Perfumers,  Wholesale. 

See  also  Hairdressers. 

BlackhaU  Brothers,  59  South 
bridge  and  22  North  bridge 

Raimes,  Blanshards,  &  Company, 
Smith's  place 

Pewterers. 

See  Tinplate  Workers. 

Philosophical  Instru- 
ment Makers. 

See  Opticians. 

Photographers. 

Marked  *  are  also  Calotypists 

Asher,  A.,  14  Antigua  sti'eet 
Barry,  Wm.,  30  Woodville  ter. 
Bonne,  T.  J.,  16  Princes  sti'eet 
Burns,  Archibald,  Rock  house, 

Calton  hill 
Buist,  Thomas,  108  George  st. 
Campbell,  George,  9  Mary's  pi. 
Center,  John,  18  Morrison  street 
Dallas,  E.  W.,  125  Princes  st. 
Devine,  P.,  101b  Princes  street 


M'Craw,  Wm.,  34  Hanover  st. 
*Moffat,  John,  103  Princes  street 
Munro,  Wm.  K.,  37  N.  Pitt  st. 
Murray,  David,  47  Whitfield  pi. 
Neilson,  W.,  79  Princes  street 
Nicol,  Ales.,  70  Lauriston  place 
Nimmo,  P.,  &  Son,  39  and  44 

South  bridge.     See  Adv. 
Ross  &  Pringle,  114.George  st. 
Ross,  John,  3  Great  King  street 
Steele,  Adam  W. ,  8  Bernard  st. 
Thomson,  John,  14  Grange  road 
Thomson,  P.,  90  South  bridge 
Towert,  W.,  31  St  Patrick  sq. 
Truefitt,  Peter,  65  Princes  street 
Truefitt,  William,  63  Princes  st. 
*Tunny,  Jas.  G.,  93  Princes  st., 
102  South  bridge,  and  11  Salis- 
bury place 
Turnbull,  J.  M.,  14  Nicolson  sq. 
Weir,  John,  50  Canongate 
Wright,  Chas.,  54  Cockburn  st. 
Yerbury,  E.  R.,  3  Hanover  st. 

Physicians. 

See  Medical  Practitioners. 

Pianoforte  Makers. 

See  Musical  Instrument  Makers. 

Picture-Frame  Makers. 

See  Carvers  and  Gilders. 

Pipemakers. 

Begg,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  1  View  pi. 
Cochrane,  Thos.,  547  Castle  hill 
Donaldson,  Jas.,  6  Storrie's  alley 
Mackenzie,  J.,  8  St  John's  hill 
Shiels,  John,  West  Norton  place 
Smith  &  Henderson,  146  Canon- 
gate 
Wilson,  Peter,  41  Yardheads 

Plane -makers. 

See  Tool  Makers. 

Plasterers. 

Adamson,  Aw.,  17  Ingliston  st. 
Allison,  J.  &  F.,  30  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Anderson,  James,  Dairy  road 
Annan,  James,  4  Charlotte  pL 


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Baird,  J.,  k  Son,  E.  London  st. 
Baird,  Wm.,  North  Pitt  street 
Berry,  John,  3  Greenside  row 
Berry,     La-\\Tencc,     18     Middle 

Arthur  plaice 
Bryce,  Wm.,  12  S.  Clerk  street 
Oraigie,  D.  &  A.,  Gilmore  park 
Ferris,  Thos.,  2  Crosscauseway 
Gardiner,  Alex.,  26  Torphiehen 

street 
Inues,  Peter,  65  Frederick  st. 
Lennox  &  Fergus,  W.  Lauriston 

place 
M'Pherson,     John,     Hamilton 

place 
Millar,  James,  24  "W.  Lanriston 

place 
Pater.son  k  Brown,  Craigside  pi. 
Eeid,  James,  Lochrin,  Home  st. 
Eoss,  George,  111  St  Leonard  st. 
Scott,  R.  &  F.,  150  Constitution 

street 
Spittal,  Thomas,  Craigside  pi. 
Stuart  &  Campbell,  23  Morrison 

street 
Siitherland,  James  S.,  11  Quality 

lane 
Sutherland,  J.,  43  Charlotte  st., 

Leith 
Tait,  James,  1  Mound  place 
Thin  &  l^Iillar,  61  Grove  street 
Thomson,  Ben.,  St  Stephen  st. 

Plumbers,  Brass- 
founders,  &  Gasfitters. 

Those  marked  +  are  JBrass- 
founders  only. 

Aird,  John,  25  Greenside  place 
and  Greenside  lane.    See  Adv. 

Allan,  Eobert,  16  Haymarket 

Allan,  Eobert,  133  Eose  street, 
lane 

Allison,  James,  1  Deanhaugh  st. 

Armstrong  &  Hogg,  57  Lothian 
road  ;  works,  King's  stables 
and  Spittal  street.     See  Adv. 

Barclay,  James,  3  Richmond  pi. 

Barton,  W. ,  30  Candlemaker  row 

Beattie,  Eobert  P.,  19  Castle 
street 

Beddie,  John,  104  High  street 

Begbie,  Peter,  5  GifFord  park 

Birch,  T.  &  M.,  15  London  st. 

Brodie,  Walter,  60  S.  Clerk  st. 

Brown,  James,  &  Son,  41  Cock- 
burn  street 

Bulloch,  Wm.,  40  Grove  street 

Burn  &  Baillie,  44  Hanover  st. 

"tBurnet,  Wm.,  30  Nicolson  st. 

Callam,  G.,  k  Co.,  13  Greenside 
place 

Callam,  Thos.,  k  Son,  61  Shore 

Carstairs,  Matthew,  71  Northum- 
berland street 

Cassie,  David,  22  Greenside  pi. 

Cay  &  Johnstone,  7  Greenside  pi. 

Charles,  James,  8  N.  St  Andrew 
street 


Chesser,  James,  2  Erskine  place 
Cochrane  &  Co.,  59  Leith  wynd 
Cochrane,  John,  77&  78  Kirkgate 
tCowan,   William  k  Benjamin, 

58  Buccleuch  street 
Cunningham,  J.,  45  Bernard  st. 
Denholm,  James,  IVIorningside 
Dick,  John,  1  Forth  street 
DickifBon,  Alex.,  2  Brougham  st. 

See  Adv. 
Dickson,  W.,   62   Candlemaker 

row 
Dods,  Peter,  8  Morton  street 
Forbes,  Walter,  4  Swinton  row 
Foulis,  David,  61  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
FuUarton,  Jn.,  12.\.  Bread  street 
Gibson's,  H.  C,  Heirs,  23  Dock 

street 
Gilchrist,    James,    &    Son,    15 

South  St  Andrew  street  and 

West  Register  street 
Gilchrist,  James,  4  Summer  pi. 
Gillies,  William,  3  Church  st. 
Grandison,    John,    Ferry    road, 

Bonnington 
tGrant,  David,  k  Co.,  45  Cross- 
causeway 
Gray,  Adam,  1  Gillespie  place 
Gray,  Gilbert,  60  S.  B.  Canongate 
Groves,  William,  5  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Harkess,  Jame.s,  50  High  street 
Inglis,  Jas.,  12  W.  Salisbury  pi. 
Jackson,    Thomas,   &    Sons,    31 

Dun  das  st.  and  37  Howe  st. 
Jacob,  Wm. ,  33  Whitfield  place 
Kay,  A.,  &  Co.,  144  Princes  st. 
Kay,  Thos-,  k  Son,  39b  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Kellet,  Alex.,  55  Earl  Grey  st. 
Kemp,  Eobert,  50  Frederick  st. 
King,  Robert,  6  Simon  square 
fLaidlaw  &  Son,  Simon  square 

and  7  Gilmour  street 
Laing,  D.,  46  Lady  Menzies  pi. 
Lauder,  James,-  96  Kirkgate 
Lawrie,   J.,  Catherine  st.  court. 

See  Adv. 
Lawson,  Jas.,  50  Causewayside 
Learmonth,  T.,  10  Barony  sti'eet 
Leslie.  Alexander,  129  Pleasance 
Liddle,  Et.,  114  Constitution  st. 
Lindsay  &  Douglas,   Broughton 

market 
Little,  Eobert,  12  Hamilton  pi. 
M'Callman,  Wm.,  54b  Lothian 

street.     See  Adv. 
Maccallum,  John,  18  Dock  street 
Macgill,  Jas.,  11  Queensferry  st. 
Mackie,  John,  21  Howe  street 
tM'Millan  &  Eobertson,  Shrub 

place.     See  Adv. 
ILaimab,  Eobert,  78  Grove  street 
Macpherson,  William,  North  St 

Andrew  street  lane 
Maci-ae,  J.,  28  Hanover  street 
M  'Vey  &  Son,  6  Old  Physic  gard. 
Martin,  George,  15  Picardy  pi. 


Matheson,  George,  3  Haj'market 

terrace 
Melville,  D.,  95  Main  street 
Miller,  Alex.,  18  Frederick  st. 
Miller,  James,  70  and  71  Princes 
street    and    90   Candlemaker 
row.     See  Adv. 
tMilne,  James,  &  Son,   Milton 

house,  90  Canongate 
Moncrieff,  John,  41  N.  Pitt  st. 
Moncur,  John,  56  Bristo  sti'eet 
More  k  Eutherford,  Albany  lane 
Morrison,  W.  &  J. ,  Main  street 
Morrison,  P.,  10  Merchiston  ter. 
Mossman,  G. ,  20  Dowuie  place 
Muir,  John,  'Thomas  street 
tNeill,  John,  &  Co. ,  67  Canongate 
tNimmo,  P.  &  J.,  8  N.  Bank  st. 
tPaterson     &     Bro^\-n,     Mont- 
gomery street 
Paterson,  Hugh,  5  Elm  row 
Paul,  John,  17  S.  Clerk  street 
Peters,  A.  M.,  13  Dundas  street. 

See  Adv. 
Porteous,  George,  12  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
Proctor  k  Son,  8  Church  lane 
tRamage,  Peter,  99  Grassmarket 
Eanken,  John,  3  Sciennes  street 
+Eanken,  F.,  &  Son,  16  Picardy 

Riddle,  Eob. ,  1 1 4  Constitution  st. 
Eitchie,   John,   East  Thistle  st. 

lane 
Eobertson  &  Cairns,  31  Nicolson 

street 
tEobertson,  Thomas,  22  South 

Back  of  Canongate 
Eobertson,  W.,  146  Constitution 

street 
Eobertson,  W.,  20a  Queensferry 

street 
Russell  k  Hogg,  48  Hanover  st. 
Scott,  Wniiam,  Newhaven 
Slimon,  E.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 

Shore 
Smiths  &  Co.,   1    Blaii-   sti'eet. 

See  Adv. 
Smith  &  Walker,  S.W.  Thistle 

street  lane 
Smith,  E.,  k  Co.,  62  Broughton 

street 
Smith,  D.,  20  Crosscauseway 
Smith,  Mrs  W.,  11  India  place 
Stalker,  P.,  39  Jamaica  st.  lane 
Stevens,  David,  15  Howe  street 
Stewart  k  Rae,  17  West  Register 

street,  121  George  street,  and 

95  Constitution  st.     See  Adv. 
Stewart,  John,  31a  Haddington 

p'ace.     See  Adv. 
Stu  -rock,  J.,  &Son.s,  Whitfield  pi. 

and  1  and  2  Manderston  street 
Thomson,  A.,  Greenside  court 
Thomson,  Jas. ,  1  St  Anthony  pi. 
t Vance,  J.,  90  Candlemaker  row 
Warraker,W.,  14  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Wiite,  John,  1 0  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
White,  Alexander,  3  York  place 


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White,  James,  5  Grove  place 
Wilkie  &  Paul,  Brandfieid  street 
Wilson,  James,  9  Charles  street 
Wood  &  Cairns,  South  Back  of 

Canongate.     See  Adv. 
Young  &  Barton,  1a  Shrub  pi. 

See  Adv. 
Young,  Archibald,  11  St  Patrick 

square.     See  Adv. 
Young,  Jn.,  112  Nicolson  street 

Pocketbook  &  Jewel  & 
Dressing  Case  Makers. 

Anderson,  E.,  10  Princes  street 
Biiice,  Alex.,  &  Son,  51  Hanover 

street 
Carlisle    &  Watts,   49    and    51 

Hanover  st. 
Chisholm,  J.,  65  Lothian  road 
Terrier,  Gt.,  70  George  street 
Hardy,  Chas.  H.,  43  N.  Pitt  st. 
Jaap,  Thomas,  2  Hanover  street 
Mein,  W.,  37  North  bridge 
Milne,  W.  &  J.,  126  Princes  st. 
Orniiston,  Peter  D.,  21  Elder  st. 
Simpson,  D.  L. ,  &  Co. ,  1  Hanover 

street 
Tait,  Thomas,  8  North  bridge 

Porters. 

Gibson's  Company,  9  Johnston 
street,  Leith 

Graham's  Company,  67  Com- 
mercial street,  Leith 

Leith  Mill  Company,  32  Com- 
mercial street,  Leith 

Portmanteau  Makers. 

See  TrunJcmakers. 

Postmasters  and  Job 
Horse  Hirers. 

Those  marked  *  are  also  Livery 
Stable  Keepers. 

Adamson,  Dav.,  1  Forrest  road, 

55  Causewayside,  and  9  and  10 

Leith  walk 
*Croall,  John,  8  Nicolson  st.  and 

45   Constitution    street.     See 

Adv. 
Croall,  Robert,  Middlefield 
Cuthill,  Alex.,E.  Assembly  lane 

and  156  Piose  street,  lane 
*Fraser  &  Ayton,  7  Church  lane 
Eraser,  William,  &  Son,  1  Forres 

street  and   5   Melville  place. 

See  Adv. 
*Jardine,  Peter,  Dublin  st.  lane, 

25  Duke  st.,  and  2 A  York  pi. 

See  Adv. 
*Kerr,  Hugh,  56  Queensferry  st. 

See  Adv. 
Moir,  Peter,  &  Co.,   11  James' 

place.     See  Adv. 
*Moir,  P. ,  Nottingham  place 
*Kayner,  Rich. ,  Young  st.  lane 
2  E 


*Renwick,  Jas.,  8  Howe  st.  and 
S.  W.  Northumberland  st.  lane 

*Scott,  Croall,  &  Sons,  Royal 
horse  bazaar.  Castle  terrace 

Stewart,  Jas.,  10  Randolph  cliff 

*Stewart,  R. ,  Church  lane.  Stock- 
bridge 

Potato  Merchants. 

Aitken,  Thos.,  28  Balbirnie  pi. 
Andrew,  Jas.,  37  Laiu-istongards. 
Andrew,  John,  N.  Junction  st. 
Elliot,  Alex.,  1  HoljTood  terrace 
Marsliall,  John,  1  East  Pitt  st. 
Pringle,  Jas.,  12  Beaumont  pi. 
Robertson,  D.,  1a  Abercromby 

place 
Simpson,  John,  7  Holyrood  ter. 
Swan,  Edward,  5  Pilrig  cottages 

Poulterers. 

Alexander,  R.  &  A.  W.,  66  S. 

Clerk  street 
Anderson,  J.,  &Sons,  106  George 

street 
Armstrong,  Adam,  118  Nicolson 

street 
Bargh,  Wm.,  37  Earl  Gray  st. 
Bryce,  And.,  19  Queensferry  st. 
Carmichael  &  Son,  60  Queen  st. 

and  4  Yeal  and  Poultry  market 
Carmichael,  Robert,  Broughton 

market 
Carmichael,  Mrs,  5  Poultry  mar. 
Cook,  Alex.,  3  S.E.  Circus  pi. 
Davidson,  D.,  7  Melville  terrace 
Dixon,  Wm.  J.,  46  Dundas  st. 
Edington,    Alexander,    3   West 

Newington  terrace 
Farrel,  Mrs  R.,  1  Hope  street 
Forrest,  James,   10  Lothian  st. 

and  1  Forrest  road 
Gray,  Thomas,  24  Union  place 
Hannah,  W.,  15a  Frederick  st. 
Johnston,     James,     6    Poultry 

market 
Johnston,  James  A.,  7  Veal  and 

Poulti-y  market 
Johnston,  J.  L.,  1  W.  Newing- 
ton ter.    and  180  Canongate. 

See  Adv. 
Johnston,    William,    3   Poultry 

market 
M'Farlane,  W.,  22  Lothian  st. 
M 'Donald,  Alex.,  9  Baxter's  pi. 
iloffat,  James,  31  Pitt  street 
Muirhead,  Charles,  79  Queen  st. 
Ramage,  Mrs  William,  8  and  9 

Poultry  market 
Sharp,  Isabella,  13  Dundas  st. 
Story,  Dan.  F.,  40  High  st.  and 

65  Inverleith  row.     See  Adv. 

Preserved  Provision 
Manufacturers. 

Gillon,  John,  &  Co.,  5  Mitchell 
street 


Printers. 

See  also  Engravers,  Litlio- 
graphers,  d:c. 

Anderson,  Robert,  160  High  st. 
Armour  &  Co.,  54  South  bridge 
Auld,  Wm.  W.,  30  Hanover  st. 
Ballantyne  &  Co.,  Paul's  work, 

Causewayside 
Baxter,  John,  19  Elder  street 
Blackwood  &  Sons,  32  Thistle  st. 
Bremner,  E.,  4  W.  Register  st. 
Brydone,  James,  12  Elder  street 
Burness,  W.,  2  North  St  An- 
drew street 
Burrell  &  Byers,   20  Assembly 

street 
Cannon,  Alex. ,  23  Thistle  street 
Chambers,  W.  &  R.,  339  High  st. 
Chapman,    George,    &    Co.,    11 

Hanover  street 
Clark,  R.,  42  Hanover  sti-eet 
Collie,   D.  R.,  &  Son,   N.    Hill 

street  lane 
Collins,  Wm.,  Sons,  &  Co.,  37 

Cockburn  street 
Colston  &  Son,  80  Rose  street 
Commercial    Printing    Co.,    22 

Howe  street 
Constable,  T.  &  A.,  11  Thistle  st. 
Cox,  William,  39  South  bridge 
Crawford  &  M  'Cabe,  1 5  Queen  st. 
Drummond,  E.,  &  Co.,  3  Stor- 

rie's  alley,  ffirkgate 
Forsyth,  John,  82  South  bridge 
Fullarton,  A. ,  &  Co. ,  Stead's  pi. 
General  Steam  Printing  Office, 

]  1  N.  Pitt  street.     See  Adv. 
Gibson,  Charles,  18  Thistle  st. 
GiU,  R.,  53  Shore 
Graham,  G. ,  51  Nicolson  street 
Grant,  William,  25  Albany  st. 
Gray,  J.  &  J. ,  8  Melbourne  place 
Greig,  John,  &  Son,  3  Brown  sq. 
Hardie,  R.,  &  Co.,  77  Rose  st. 
Johnston,  G.,  &  Co.,  7  Hunter 

square 
Lindsay,  John,  104  High  street 
Lorimer  &  Gillies,  13  Clyde  st. 

See  Adv. 
Low,  Jn.  Irvine,  68  Constitution 

Miller,  John,  6  Old  Physic  gar- 
dens 
Muir  &  Baird,  3  Waterloo  jilace 
Muir    &    Paterson,    14   and   16 

Clyde  street 
Mun-ay  &  Gibb,  11  Queen  street. 

See  Adv. 
Neill  &  Co.,  10  Old  Fishmarket 

close 
Nelson,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  Hope 

park  crescent 
Ness,  G.  F. ,  17  Quality  street 
Oliver  &  Boyd,  Tweeddale  court 
Baton,  H.,  &  Sons,  5  and  8  St 
James'  sqiiare 


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Paton,  Thos.,  &  Son,  13  George 

strGGt 
Pillans,  H.  &  J.,  16  South  br. 
Eavenscroft,    Edward,    6   India 

buildings 
Eeid  &  Son,  35  Shore 
Keid,  J.  C,  14  Thistle  street 
Eeid,  John,  107  West  bow 
Eeid,  M.  W.,  4  Nottingham  pi. 
Eeynolds,  Aw.,  30  Hanover  st. 
Eobb,  George,  3  Thistle  street 
Sanson  &  Co. ,  Forrest  road 
Shirley  &Harkuess,  12  Thistle  st. 
Stewart,  David  S.,  4  Melboui'ue 

place 
Syme,  E. ,  &  Son,  30  Hanover  st. 
Turnbull  &  Spears,  21  George  st. 
Turner,  J.,  jun.,  27  Lothian  rd. 
Walker,  M.,  &  Co.,  2  Eose  st. 
Wallace,  E.,  &  Co.,  96  Eose  st. 
Wilson,  W.  E.,  4a  Brown  sqr. 

Printers'  Joiners. 

Donaldson,  John,  12  St  James' 

sc[iiare 
Murray,  John,  22  Niddiy  street. 

See  Adv. 

Printing  and  Copying 
Press  Makers. 

See  Engineers. 

Printsellers. 

Archibald,  Wm.,  15  Bristo  st. 
Clark,  W.  D.,  67  Princes  street 
Cowiesou,  P.,  39a  Lothian  st., 

and  1,  3,  5,  and  7  Brighton  st. 
HiU,  T.  A.,  12  St  Andrew  sq. 
Magnus,  H.,  18  Clyde  street 
Nelson,  E.  E.,  19  Hanover  st. 
Paterson,  Walter  Greenoak,  34 

Frederick  street 
Paton,     Hugh,     &     Sons,    115 

Princes  street 
Eosenheim,  B.,  48  Crosscauseway 
Eoss,  William  S. ,  5  Frederick  st. 
Sinclair,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
Stark,  Isabella,  15  Catherine  st. 
Stechan,  E.  G.  L.,  14  Elm  row 
Vannan,  W.  H.,  1  Tarvit  street 
Wastle,  John  M.,  11  Shrub  pi. 

See  Adv. 
Westren,  P.,  103  Princes  street 

Property  and  Invest- 
ment Societies. 

See  Insurance  Directory. 

Provision  Merchants. 

See  Victual  Dealers. 

Publicans. 

See  Spirit  Dealers. 


Publishers. 

See  JBooksellers. 

Rag  &  Waste  Merchts. 

Arnot,  William,  84  Candlemakcr 

row 
Barron,  John,  Dumbiedykes  rd. 
Barry,  John,  Silverfield  court 
Cim-ie,  J.,  &  Co.,  93  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
MacdougaU,  J.  W.,  120  Cowgate 
Mackay,  Duncan,  136  Pleasance 
Eamage,  James,   77  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Skiffington,  John,  109  High  st. 
Stewart,   Thomas,   Main  point. 

See  Adv. 
Swan,  John.  &  Co. ,  1  Castle  barns 
Teale,  Fred.,  10  High  street 
Wardlaw,  Henrj^  49  High  street 
Wass,  Asa,  63  Fountainbridge 
Waugh,  John,  86  South  Back  of 

Canongate 

Railway  Companies. 

Caledonian,  Princes  st.  station 
(west  end),  Lothian  road 

Edinbirrgh  and  Bathgate,  8  S. 
Chaiiotte  sti'eet 

Great  Northern  and  North-East- 
ern,  68  Princes  street 

North  British,  4  Princes  street 

Reading  Rooms  and 
Public  Libraries. 

Edinburgh  Subscription  Library, 

24  George  street 
Edinburgh  Working  Men's  Club 

and  Institute,  Writers'  court 
Exchange   Eeading    Eoom,    37 

Con.stitution  sti-eet 
Leith    Mechanics'    Library,    68 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Mechanics' Subscription  Library, 

5  Victoria  terrace 
Select  Subscription  Library,  26 

Waterloo  place 
Yoimg  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
tion,   14   South    St    Andrew 

street 

Recorders. 

See,  Public  Deixirt^nents. 

Rectifiers. 

See  also  Wine  and  Sjnrit  Mer- 
chants and  Distillers. 

Heddle,  James,  5  Water  lane 
Sanderson,  Wm.,  9  Quality  street 

Refreshment  Rooms. 

Ainslie,  J.,  1  Market  street 


Anderson,  James,  1  Washington 

place 
Anderson,  John,  307  High  street 

and  4  Eoyal  Exchange 
Baillie,  Mrs  Wm.,  3  Baltic  st. 
Bilsland,  John,  53  High  street 
Bisset,  Jane,  5  North  Bank  st. 
Bookless,  Mrs,  8  Nicolson  st. 
Bower,  ]\Irs  A.,  27  Grindlay  st. 
Brown,  George,  63  Eose  street 
Brown,  E. ,  47  Eose  street 
Brown,  Miss,  9  Eosehill  place 
Buchanan,  John,  355  High  st. 
Crawford,  James,  Newhaven 
Cunningham,  E.,  1  Saunders  st. 
Dick,  James,  2  Morningside 
Dobbie,  John,  10  ]\larket  street 
Ferguson,  Mrs  E. ,  1  Gitibrd  park 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  Canonmills 
Gordon,  Finlay,  11 W.  Tollcross 
Grant,  Mrs  James,  16  Waverley 

market 
Grove  Dming  Eooms,  82  Grove 

street 
Hale,  William,  5  Bowershall  pi. 
Hay,  Thomas,  15  Citadel 
Hisloj),  Misses,  64  West  Foun- 
tainbridge 
Knox,  53  High  street 
Lamb,  Adam,  37  Dean  street 
Lawson,  Mrs,  101  Nicolson  st. 
Lee,  Henry,  5  Hope  street 
Lees,  Eobert,  13  Gibb's  entry 
M'Call,  J.,  116  Fountainbridge 
M'Farlane,      Mrs,      Caledonian 
railway     passenger     station. 
Princes  street  (west  end). 
Macka}^,  Mrs,  54  Eose  sti'cet 
M'Laren,  D.,  13a  Calton  street 
M  'Laren,  John,  2a  Princes  street 
M'Mahon,  P.,  65  High  street 
Martin,   John,    19   Fleshmarket 

close 
Martin,  Miss,  73  Lothian  road 
Mielisch,  H.,  12  Sandport  street 
Millar,  Miss  M.,  71  Eose  street 
Nelson,  Mrs  Jas.,  188  Eose  st. 
Peattie,  John,  39  North  bridge 
Peddie,  Mrs,  3  Foxe's  lane 
Perry,  C,  167  High  street 
Prentice,  Eobert,  jun.,  5  Milne 

square 
Pringle,  John,  3  Calton  street 
Pm'ves,  Alex.,  46  Lothian  street 
Eennie,  MrsChas.,  144Fountain- 

bridge 
Eobertson,  Walter,  8  Shore 
Eutherford,  P.,  16  S.  College  st. 
Sailors'  Home,  13  Dock  place 
Sandiland,  M.,  &  Co.,  6  St  An- 
thony place 
Sinclair     Cooking     Depot,     33 

George  iv.  bridge 
Stewart,  Mrs  E. ,  3a  Kerr  street 
Swan,  George,  16  Canongate 
Taylor,  Alex.,  120  West  port 
Trail,  John,  5  and  6  Greyfriarspl. 
Welsh,  Mrs,  8  E.  Eichmond  st. 
Whitakcr,  Alfred,  17  High  st. 


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435 


White,  M-w.,  48  Cockbiiru  street 
Wilson,  Wm.,  24  Thistle  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  J.,  67  Kii'kgate 

Register  Offices  for 
Servants. 

Boyd,  Mrs,  1  Haddington  place 
Brickmau,  iirs,  3  Dublin  street. 
Danskin,  Mrs,  3  Howe  street 
Dodds,  I\Irs,  1  Charlotte  place. 

See  Adv. 
Gully,  ^Irs  J.  S.,  5  Grange  road 
Hunter,  David,  3  Canon  place 
Lawson,  Jas.,  55  George  street 
M'Cree,  Mre  Andrew,"^  7  Leven 

street 
M'Kay,  iirs,  7  Picardy  place 
Murray,   Thomas  C,    2  Canon- 
mills  bridge. 
Mui-ray,  Mrs,  56  Broughton  st. 
National  Eegistry  for  Servants, 

1  Frederick  street 
Newington  Eegistiy,  70  South 

Clerk  street 
Paton,    Mrs,    46    India    street. 

See  Adv. 
Servants'  Institution,  14  South 

Charlotte  street 
Tavendale,    Kobert,    46    George 

street.     See  Adv. 
Young,  Matthew,  41  BrunsA\-ick 

street 

Rope,  Twine,  and  Sail 
Makers. 

Bell,  Wm.,  43  and  45  Whitfield 
jilace  and  S7  and  89  West  bow 

Calder,  William,  22  Commercial 
street.     See  Adv. 

Edinburgh  Roperie  Co. ,  4  and  5 
Bath  St.  and  1  Commercial  st. 

Etlmonds,  John,  23  Broad  wjTid 

Elgin  &  M'Pake,  6a  GUmore  pi. 

Gavin,  Peter,  &  Son,  5  Commer- 
cial street  and  2  Bath  street 

M'Intosh  &  Cunningham,  Mid- 
dle Dock  gates 

Eitchie,  Mrs  James,  22  South 
Back  of  Canongate,     See  Adv. 

Eoss,  James,  &  Co.,  James's 
lane,  Bath  street 

Shiells,  Eoss,  56  Grassmarket 

Stocks,  Charles,  Gilmore  park 

Tunaei",  David,  11  Dock  j)lace 

Saddlers  and  Harness 

Makers. 

Berry,  James,  13  Bread  street 
Berry,  T.  M.,  30  Constitution  st. 
Brow,  W.,  48  Howe  street 
Carfrae  &  ^\Ti}i:e,  7  Queensferrj' 

street 
Clerk,  Dugald,  39  Eose  street 
Croall,  J.  &  W. ,  York  lane 
Eraser,  D.  M.,  2  Mound  place 


Eraser,  George,  20  Dock  street 
Fulton,  A.,  86  George  street 
Hay,  J.  &  J.,  28  Hanover  street 
Hogg,  David,  34  Sandport  street 
Holder,  J. ,  West  Gilchrist  lane 
Hunter,  James  H.,  3  York  place 
il 'Alpine,  W.,  26  Sheriff  brae 
JI 'Donald,  A.,  42  Grassmarket 
M'Dougall,   John  G.,  14  West 

^Maitlaud  street 
Macnee,  J.,  k  Co.,  106  Princes 
street  and  148  Fountainbridge 
Mathewson,  James  L.,  28  Foun- 
tainbridge 
Xewlands,  Wm.,  8  Victoria  ter. 
Petrie,  John,  20  Bank  street 
Pollock,  E.,  11  Greenside  place 
Eogers  &  Boog,  80  Princes  sti-eet 
Eose,  William,  58  Grassmarket 
Shaw  &  Donaldson,   541    Castle 

hill 
Shaw,  George,  67  Clerk  street 
Shiels  &  M  'Donald,  Spittal  st. 
Small,  Leonard,  11  Eegent  pi. 
Spaven,  E. ,  5  S.  St  David  street 
Spence,  Joseph,  24  Grassmarket 
Stordy,  Eobt.,  St  Leonard's  hill 
Watt,  Andrew,  &  Sous,  1  S.  St 
David  street 

Salt  Warehouse. 

MiUar,  William,  &  Co.,  24  Sheriff 
brae 

Sawmakers. 

Chesney,  A.  C,  20  Spittal  street 
Chesney,  D.,  S  Eoyal  Exchange 
Hughes,    Edwin,    67    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Wardale,  T.,  44  Grassmarket 

Scale-beam  and  Steel- 
yard Makers. 

Davidson,  J.,  24  Barony  street 
Hill,  George,  12  Eichmond  pi. 
Hood,  J.,  3  Macdowall  street 
Simpson,  E.  D.,  14  Clerk  street 

and  2  Crosscauseway 
Thomson,  D.  &  J.,  9  Stead's  pi. 
Wharton,  George,  150  High  st. 

Schools. 

See  Educational  Directory. 

Sculptors. 

Baird,  James,  Dairy  road 
Baird,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  40  North 

Pitt  street 
Brodie,  Wm.,  St  Helen's,  Cam- 
bridge sti-eet 
Calder,  A. ,  Belle\Tie,  Broughton 
Forbes     Andrew,     Shrub    vale, 

Leith  walk 
Howie,  John,  Brandon  street 


Hunter,  Eobert,  Grange  road 
Hunter,  Samuel,  S.  Norton  i)l. 
Hutchison,  John,  97  George  st. 
Johnston,  Eobert,  Heriot  hill 
Kerr,  David,  21  Morrison  street 
Lawrie,  John,  14  Great  Junction 

street 
Low,  W.  H.,  75  Causewayside 
M'Ewen,    Thomas,    10   Lothian 

road  and  Daily  road 
M'Glashan,  S.,  &  Son,  1  Canon- 
mills  bridge 
Macleod,  Eobert  H.,  20  St  Vin- 
cent street 
Mossman,  Wm.,  36  George  st. 
Ness,  John,  18  Leith  walk 
Ehind,  John,  9  North  Pitt  st. 
Eitchie,  Wm.  L.,  46  Dean  path 
Smith,  Eobert,  Torphichen  st. 
Stanton,  Clark,  Eamsay  lane 
Steel,  John,  9  Eandolph  place 
Stevenson,  D.  W.,  2  Castle  ter. 
Thomson,  Eobert,  Dalr}''  road 
Wallace,  Andrew,  Shi-ub  place. 

See  Adv. 
Wallace,  Wr.,  65  Frederick  st. 
Whyte,    Clement,    CanonmLUs. 
See  Adv. 

Seed  and  Linseed  Cake 
Merchants. 

See  also  Nurserymen  and  Seeds- 
tnen. 

Campliell,   Brown,  &  Dudgeon, 

15  Assembly  street 
Christie  &  Park,  38  Timber  bush 
Crawford,  Cross,  &  Co.,  5  Bank 

street,  Leith 
Cunningham,  J,  &  J.,  102  West 

bow 
Edgar,  Eobert,  George  iv.  bridge 
Edmondston,    T.,    &    Son,    110 

West  bow 
Henderson,   E.    M.,   38   and  40 

Grassmarket 
Inch,  Eobert,  1  Victoria  street 
Kennedy,  Fred.,  51  Princes  st. 
Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son,  1  Geo.  iv. 

bridge 
M'Gregor,  Walter,  44  Kirkgate 
M'Kinlay,  Wm.,  2  St  Anthony 

court,  Leith 
M'Lean&  Hope,  51  Timber  bush 
Murray,  Eobert,  7  Eoxburgh  pi. 
Ovens,  Thomas,  &  Son,  27  Timber 

bush 
Eobertson  &  Hope,  39  Constitu- 
tion street 
Scott,  J.  &  W.,  1  Greenside  pi. 
Tods  &  Thomson,  9  and  10  Citadel 
Turner,  Hugh,  43  Bernard  st. 


Seedsmen. 

See  Nurserymen  and  Seedsmen. 


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Sewing-machine 
Makers  and  Agents. 

Those  marked  *  are  Makers. 

Blackburn,  John  J.,  15  Cock- 
burn  street 

Boyle,  E.  &  M.,  18  Cockburu  st. 

'^Bringliurst,  John,  153  High 
street 

*Crerar,  George,  Beaverbauk 

Florence  —  P.  Drummond,  11 
Calton  St.,  agent 

Florence  —  Knox,  Samuel,  k 
Dickson,  15  Hanover  sti'eet, 
agents 

Folson's  —  Colin  Sinclair,  98a 
Princes  sti'eet 

Groser  &  Barker — A.  Stevenson, 
52,  53,  54  South  bridge,  agent 

Howe— J.  Hewat,  6  &  8  Niddiy 
street,  agent 

Miller,  Miss  J.  S.,  35  Cock- 
burn  street 

Newton,  Wilson,  &  Co. — Miss 
Methven,  3  Hanover  street, 
agent 

*Ross,  "VVm. ,  35  South  bridge 

*Simpson,  E.  E.,  &  Co.,  15  Cock- 
burn  street.     See  Adv. 

Waterston,  Pr.,  15  Frederick  st. 

Singer  &  Co. — T.  Wliitie,  agent, 
108  Princes  street.     See  Adv. 

Wheeler  k  Wilson  — W.  W. 
Kennedy,  111  Princes  st.,  agt. 

Sharebrokers. 

See  Stock  and  Share  Brokers. 

Shawl  Manufacturers. 

Green,  J.  S.,  49  Princes  street 
Linklater  k  Co.,  52  Princes  st. 
M'Cann,  James,  99  South  bridge 
Eoss,  Alex.,  19  Lothian  road 
Smith,  G.  &  A.,  108  South  br. 
Smith,  John,  105  South  bridge 
White,  John  (Shetland),  10 
Frederick  street 

Sheriff-Officers. 

See  Laiv  Directory. 

Shipbuilders. 

Innes,  E.,  &  Co.,  1  Old  Chm-ch 

street 

Menzies  &  Co. ,  Wet  docks 
Morton,  S.  &  H. ,  &  Co. ,  Victoria 

dock 

Ship-Chandlers. 

Bolton  k  Co.,   15,   16,   and  17 

Commercial  street 
Colterjahn,  Wilhelm,  46  Shore 
Eggws,  J.,  &  Co.,  25  Dock  st. , 

store  7 
Moss,  J.,  k  Co.,  2  Dock  street 


Slimon,  E.  k  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 
Shore 

Wilson,  John,  39  Commercial 
street 

Younger,  John,  6,  7,  and  8  Com- 
mercial street 

Shipmasters. 

Anderson,  P.,  2  Annfield 
Angus,  James,    2  Union  place, 

Trinity 
Bain,  Eobert,  63  North  Fort  st. 
Barnetson,  Jas. ,  2  Henderson  pi. 
Barnetson,  Wm,,  3  Auburn  pi. 
Blackwood,  A.,   14  North  Fort 

street 
Blaik,  Alexander  N.,  2  George 

place 
Bogue,  A.,  11  Crown  street 
Brander,    James,   3  Kyle  place, 

Madeira  street 
Cameron,  John,  9  Madeira  street 
Clark,  Crighton,  6  Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Council,     James,     19    Portland 

place,  Leith 
Craig,  George  W.,  6  East  Her- 
mitage place 
Cromarty,  Alex. ,  2  Mulberry  pi. 
Currie,  Adam,  97  St  Andrew  st., 

Leith 
Dawson,  Ts.,  72  Broughton  st. 
Drever,  Wm.,  11  London  row 
Fernie,  William,  30  Albany  st., 

Leith 
Galloway,  A.,  4  Portland  terrace 
Gardner,  John,  3  Ebenezer  mormt 
Graham,  Dugald,  Granton  har 

hour 
Gunn,  Wm.,  13  Henderson  pi. 
Hansen,  H.  L. ,  3  East  Hermitage 

place,  Leith 
Hewat,    John,    Eglinton    villa, 

Madeira  street 
Hossack,  E.  C,  2  Madeira  street 
Howling,    Abram,     35    Albany 

street,  Leith 
Hynes,   William  J.,   Admiralty 

house,  Newhaven  road 
Johnston,  James,  12  Hawthorn 

bank  terrace,  Leith 
Lawrence,  Eobert,  6  Hawthorn 

vale 
Luckie,  E.  M.,  27  Albany  street, 

Leith 
M'Laren,    James,     53     Albanj' 

street,  Leith 
M'Millan,  C,  6  Hamburgh  pi 
Ttlain,   John,   51   Prince  Eegent 

street 

Mann,  Charles,  2  Baxter's  place 
Masson,  John,  Granton  square 
Monro,  Daniel,  16  Glover  street 
Parker,    Eobert,     19    Portland 

place,  Leith 
Paterson,     Cliarles,     57     Prince 

Eegent  street 
Pardin,  William,  2  Kirk  street 


Pennie,  Archibald,  1  Grahamest., 

Bonnington 
Pole,  J. ,  2  Portland  terrace 
Punton,  John,  47  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Eiddell,    Francis,     13     Amelia 

Ann  place 
Eintoul,  D.,  2  Mulberry  place 
Eobertson,  James  G.,  51  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Eoy,  J.  W.,  2  Stead's  place 
Scott,  William,  Agnes  cottage. 

Trinity 
Seator,  George,  25  Bridge  street 
Staig,  Wm.,  45  Prince  Eegent  st. 
Stephenson,    James,    4   Albany 

street,  Leith 
Stewart,    Thomas,    47    Albany 

street,  Leith 
Tait,    George,   4   Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Thomson,  Eobert,  St  Agnes  cot- 
tage, Ferry  road,  Leith 
Thomson,    E.,    Eoeberry    -villa. 

Ferry  road 
Watson,  John,  2  Madeira  place 
Weddell,  William,  8  London  row 
White,  John,  7  Prince  Consort  pi. 
Winchester,  A.,    1  Kyle  place, 

Madeira  street 
Wylie,  James,  13  N.  Fort  street 

Shipowners. 

Aitken,  John  C,  25  Constitu- 
tion street 

Duncan,  S. ,  1  Spring  villa,  Ferry 
road,  Bonnington 

Jamieson,  George,  2  Shore 

Kirk,  George,  12  Cassels  place 

Laing,  William,  24  Constitution 
street 

Lindsay,  Thomas,  30  Charlotte 
street,  Leith 

Macgregor,  D.  E.,  55  Bernard  st. 

Mathieson,  Geo.,  Clifton  lodge, 
Wardie 

Menzies,  Ts.,  19  Drummond  pi. 

Morrison,  D. ,  Largo  villa,  Sum- 
merside  pi.,  Ferry  road,  Leith 

Seater,  White,  &  Co.,  1  Baltic  st. 

Simpson,  J.  A.,  22  Constitution 
street 

Smith,  James,  55  Bernard  street 

Thomson,  Wm.,  k  Co.,  63  Con- 
stitution street 

Younger,  J. ,  5  Bonnington  pi. 

Shipping  Agents  and 
Insurance  Brokers. 

Abrahamsen,  H.  J.,  12  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Becker,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  6  Bernanl 

street 
Buchanan,  E.  G.,   Bell's  court. 

Quality  lane 
Campbell,  J.  N.,  &  Co.,  9  Dock 

place 


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Clarksoa  &  Moffatt,  42  Bernard 
street 

Davidsou,  Ebeuezer,  14  Admii-- 
alty  street 

EUingsen,  il.  J. ,  43  Bernard  st. 

Fedden,  C,  &  Co.,  36 Commercial 
street 

Fenton,  Joseph,  2  Dock  place 

Gibson,  George,  26  Gayfield  sq. 

Gilford,  William,  &  Co.,  2  Dock 
place 

Gunn,  William,  &  Co.,  Grantou 

Hansen,  H.  P.,  &  Co.,  2  Dock 
place 

Henderson  Brothers,  9  Dock 
place  and  Granton 

Henderson,  John,  1  Frederick 
street 

Kinloch,  Andrew,  6  India  build- 
ings 

La  Cour  &  "Watson,  14  Com- 
mercial street 

Lawson,  J. ,  6a  Dock  place 

Macgregor,  D.  E.,  55  Bernard  st. 

M'Leau,  Hugh,  6  Bernard  st. 

Oliver,  J.  P.,  7  Korth  St  David 
street 

Eendall,  il.  C,  32  Bernard  st. 

SUmon,  R.  &  D.,  1  Wet  docks 

Stenhouse,  A.  &  G.,  Wet  docks 

Stevenson,  Ressich,  k  Co.,  6 
Bernard  street 

Stoltz,  Zoff,  &  Co. ,  55  Bernard  st. 

Thomson,  WiUiam,  k  Co.,  63 
Constitution  street 

Tui-nbull,  Salvesen,  &  Co.,  23 
Sandport  street  and  Granton 

Waddie,  Alex.,  k  Co.,  43  Ber- 
nard street 

Ward  k  Tupmau,  2  Commercial 
street 

Warrack,  John,  k  Co.,  43  Con- 
stitution street 

Wother-spoon,  James  B.  M.,  Wet 
docks 

Shipping  Companies. 

Aberdeen,  Caithness,  Orkney, 
and  Zetland  Steamship  office, 
6  South  St  Andrew  st.,  Gran- 
ton pier,  and  23  Commercial 
street  ;  G.  Matheson,  agent 

Aberdeen,  Leith,  and  Clyde  Co. , 
Grantou  pier,  23  Commercial 
street,  and  6  South  St  Andrew 
street 

Alloa  and  Leith  Steam  Packet 
Co.,   3  Queen  street,  Leith 

Anstruther  &  Leith  Steam  Ship- 
ping Coy.  (Limited),  Custom 
House  slip,  Leith 

Ai'drossan  Shipping  Co.,  4  Cock- 
burn  st.  ;  N.  N.  Currie,  agent 

Forth  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co.  's 
office,  34  Bernard  street 

General  Steam  Navigation  Co., 
51  Bernard  st.  and  21  Water- 
loo place.     See  Adv. 


Leith  and  Antwerp  Steamship 
Co.,  5  Docks 

Leith  and  Bordeaux,  20  Water- 
loo place  and  34  Bernard  st. 

Leith  and  Cadiz  :  D.  R.  Mac- 
gregor, 55  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Charente :  D.  E.  Mac- 
gi'egor,  55  Bernard  street 

Leith,  Copenhagen,  k  Christian- 
sand,  34  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Dunkirk,  55  Bernard 
street 

Leith,  Ghent,  Bruges,  k  Ostend 
Steam  Shipping  Co.,  2  Dock 
place 

Leith  and  Havre,  20  Waterloo 
place  and  34  Bernard  street 

Leith,  HuU,  and  Hamburg  Steam 
Packet  Co.,  34  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Kirkcaldy,  Foot  of 
Shore 

Leith,  Kirkwall,  Wick,  and 
Thurso  Shipping  Co.,  1  Wet 
docks  ;  R.  &  D.  Slim  on,  agents 

Leith  and  Newcastle  Steamer,  34 
Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Oporto :  D.  R.  Mac- 
gi'egor,  55  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Peterhead  (A.  &  G. 
Stenhouse),  Wet  docks 

Leith  and  Pillau,  34  Bernard  st. 

Leith  and  Rotterdam  Shipping 
Co.,  55  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Rotterdam  Steamship 
Co.,  5  Docks 

Leith  and  St  Petersburg,  55  Ber- 
nard street 

Leith  Steamship  Agency,  20 
Waterloo  place 

London  and  Edinburgh  Co.,  8  & 
9  Dock  place.     See  Adv. 

North  British  Steam  Packet  Co., 
4  Princes  sti-eet ;  R.  Darling, 
secretary 

Scalloway  and  West  side  of  Shet- 
land (Peterson  Brothers  k 
Co. ),  2  Allison  place 

Stirling  Steamboat  Co.,  West 
pier,  Leith 

Zetland  Shipping  Co.,  10  and  11 
Tolbooth  wymi,  Leith 

Shoe-Heel  and  Toe- 
Plate  Makers. 

Bryden,  G.  &  A.,  281  Canongate 
Keating,  Edward,  66  Potterrow 

Shorthand  Writers. 

See  Law  Directory. 

Silk  Mercers. 

See  Drapers  and  Silk  Mercers. 

Silver  Platers. 

Brown  k  Dodds,  5  Victoria  ter. 
Newlands,  Wm.,  8  Victoria  ter- 
race 


Thomson,  Alexander,  k  Co.,  433 
Lawnmarket 

Silversmiths. 

See  Jewellers. 

Skinners. 

Those  marked  *  are  also 

Wool  Dealers. 
See  also  Wool  Brokers. 
Duncan,  A.,  Silvermills 
*Deans,  AV.,  Bell's  mills 
*Hallidaj%  James,  Canonmills 
*Legget,  Robert,  Water  of  Leith 
Reid,  John,  Powburu,  Causeway- 
side 
*Stott,  David  A.,  Canonmills 
*  White,  Bm-ns,  k  Co.,  Boun'gton 

Slaters. 

Those  marked  *  are  Slate  3Ier- 
chants,  and  f  also  Glaziers. 

See  also  Ckimney-siceepers. 
+Anderson,  S.,  27  Coburg  street 
*Anderson,  Wm.,  73  Potterrow, 

and  Upper  drawbridge,  Leith 
Baxter,  Wm.,  125  Canongate 
tBreck,  James,  23  Dundas  street 
tCampbell,  Alexander,  34  Buc- 

cleuch  street 
Christie,  W.  M.,  78  Constitution 

street 
tCrichton,  J.  &  J.,  Ill  Rose  st. 
Cunningham,  Andrew,  jun.,  18 

Leith  street 
Dawson,  Robert,  204  Rose  street 
tDonaldson,  W.,  37  Broughton 

street 
*+Drysdale,  And.,  27  Frederick 

street   and   Claremont  place. 

See  Adv. 
Duns,  James,  161  Rose  sti-eet 
Dunse,   D.    (J.    Young  &  Co.), 

110  Constitution  street 
Erskine,  Alex.,  11    St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
*Field  k  Allan,  46  Bangor  road 
Field,  William,  13  Montgomery 

street 
Fortune,  Robert,  10  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
*Graham,    T.,    29    Castle   street 

andl2.Coalhm 
Herkes,  James  (J.  Young  k  Co. ), 

13  Macdowall  street 
+Hogg,  John,  38a  Howe  street 
Jack,  Stewart,  5  North  Bank  st. 
Kitchen,  John,  16  Cowan's  close 
Lamb,  T.,  42  Buceleuch  street 
tLawson,  Stephen,  22  Causeway- 
side 
*Lightbody,  Wm.  M.,  &  Co.,  83 

Lothian    road   and    22    Great 

Junction  street 
Lough,  Thomas,  97  Pleasance 
Low,  John,  73  Clerk  street.    See 

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M'Kinlay  Brothers,  North -west 
Thistle  street  lane 

+Mill,  E.,  198  Pleasance 

+Miller,  Alex.,  70  Broughton  st. 

ililligan,  "Wm.,  34  Jamaica  st. 

tilunro,  "William,  33  Broughton 
street  lane 

Reid,  Alex.,  169  Rose  street 

Ridpath,  Alexander,  9  Queens- 
ferry  lane.     See  Adv. 

Rutherford  &  Ogilyy,  Mander- 
ston  street 


Clark  &  Beatson,  124  Princes  st.  j'ilather,  James,  7  Queen's  place 
Clark,  William,  13  Canning  pi.  i  Matthew,  Robert,  Lamb's  close, 
Clay,  John,  53  North  Pitt  st.      j     84  Crosscauseway 
Cleland,  John,  Water  of  Leith     iMeikle,  Alex.,  25  Hamilton  pi. 
Cui-rie,  Thos.,  110  Rose  st.  lane  Menzies,    John,    Hope    crescent 
*Darling,  Robert,  150  Constitu-!     lane 

tion  .street  ; Millar,  A.,  18  Potterrow 


Denholm,  James,  Morningside 
■^Dick,  David,  2  Forbes  street 
Dick,  John,  48  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Doig,  J.,  3  St  Pati'ick  square 
Dove,  Jas.,  &  Co.,  Greenside  lane 


Sinton,  J.,  1  West  Richmond  st.  Drover,  Robert,  109  Kirkgate 
*Slater,  Andrew,  140  Canongate  *Eckford,  T.,  25  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Smith   &   Sanderson,   57    Great  :Fau-gi'ieve,  Andrew,  10  Dock  st. 
Junction  street  I  Fairweather,   David,   22  Green- 


tStewart  &  Morgan,  59  Grove  st. 
See  Adv. 

Wilson,  John,  24a  Earl  Grey  st. 

Young,  J.,  &  Co.,  28  Greenside 
street,  13  Macdowall  street, 
and  110  Constitution  street 

Smiths. 

TJiose  'marked  *  are  Farriers. 

Adams,  R. ,  4  Rutland  place 
Aitken  &  Allan,  26  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
*Aitken,  John,  144  Causewayside 
*Archibald,  D.,  169  Rose  street 
*Archman,  Wm.,  58  Bristo  st. 
Auchincloss,    J.,    &    Son,    129 

Rose  street 
Bain,  Young,  &  Co.,  27  and  29 

Crosscauseway 
*Baird,  Colin  C,  6  St  James' pi. 
Ballingall,  Jas.,  15  Bangor  road 
Barnett,    Charles,    39 

street,  lane 


side  place 
Falconer,  Thos.,  Sibbald  place 
Fergie,  AVilliam,  Brandon  street 
*Forrest,  Alex.,  110  Rose  sti-eet 
Forrest,  James,  60  Cowgate  and 

96  West  bow.     See  Adi\ 
Foulis,  David,  61  George  sti-eet. 

See  AdiK 
Frazer,  Alex. ,  3  Mint,  56  High  st. 
Gibson  &  Tait,  Bainfield,  Foun- 

tainbridge 
Glen,  J.,  17  Old  Assembly  close 
*Graham,  D. ,  Dewar  place  lane 
Graj^  J.,  &  Son,  85  George  st. 
*C4rey  &  Son,  31  Pleasance  and 

119  Rose  street 


^lillar,  William,  Thomas  street 
Miller,  James,  70  and  71  Princes 
st.  and  90  Candlemaker  row. 
See  Adv. 
Morrison,  Alex. ,  'WTiitfield  lane 
Morrison,  W.,  Jane  street 
Muir,  Gavin,  19  ilorrison  street 
Muir,  J.,  125  Grassmarket 
Nayjier,  Alex. ,  Burgess  street 
Neilson,  George,  11  S.  Clerk  st. 
Paxton,  George,  &  Son,  43  Sala- 
mander sti-eet 
*Pollock,  P.,  &  Son,  83  Rose  st. 
Pollock,  Rob.,  Lochrin,  Homest. 
Pringle,  John,  York  lane 
Reid,  J.,  Causewayside 
Richardson,  Thomas,  150  Foun- 

tainbridge.     See  Adv. 
Ritchie,  D.,  38  Candlemaker  row 

and  4  Grej'friars  place 
Ritchie,  George,  50  Lothian  st. 
Russell  &  Hogg,  48  Hanover  st. 
Scott  &  Co. ,  Dairy  road 
Scott,  John,  66  Causewayside 
Scott,  Thomas,  11  Citadel 


market 
Grierson,  Charles,  160  Canongate 
Hair,  Robert,  Bellevue 
Hall,  Robert,  &  Sons,  5  Lam-ie 
street 
Jamaica  Hall,  George,  103  Main  sti'eet, 
1     Newhaven 


Baxter,  Allan,  15  Church  street  |Hallida}^  Alexr.,  64  Potterrow 


Beith,  And.,  2  Breadalbane  st. 
BeU,  Peter,  9  N.W.  Cii-cus  pi. 
BeU,  P. ,  40  N.  Pitt  st.    See  Adv. 
Bell,  Thos.,  Broughton  market 
Bell,  AVm.,  17  St  Leonard  lane 
Bell,  William,  26  West  port 
Blackie,  Wm.,  18  W.  Claremont 

street 
Bogie,  J.,  South-east  Thistle  st. 

lane 
Brown,  George,  Brown's  place, 

Leith 
Brown,  John,  26  South  Back  of 

Canongate.     See  Adv. 
*Bro'wn,  J.,  64  Fountainbridge 
Bro^vn,  Wm. ,  Brown's  pi. ,  Leith 
Bryden,  James,  5  Tarwit  street 
*Butters,  James,  1  Leslie  place 
Callam,  G.,  &  Co.,  13  Greenside 

place 
Cameron,  John,  Dublin  st.  lane 
Cameron,  John,  36  Bristo  sti-eet 
Carmichael,  Thos.,  5  St  Andi'ew 

street,  Leith 
CaiTick,  Jas.,  &  Son,  Dairy  road 
Charles,  James,  8  N.  St  Andrew 

street.     See  Adv. 
*Cliisholm,  A. ,  35  Sheriff  brae 


Grierson  &  Philips,   Broughton  j  Scott,  Thomas,  85  Grassmarket 

Scrymgeour,  James,  129  Rose  st. 
Sibbald,  J.,  &  Sons,  64  George  st. 
Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 

Shore 
*Smith,  J.,  97  Abbey  hill 
Sommerville,  WiUiam,  30  West 

Richmond  street 
Stark,  G.  &  J.,  24a  and  26  Earl 

Grey  sti'eet 
Steele,  John,  &  Son,  47  Cock- 
burn    street ;    workshop,    40 
Niddry  street 
Stewjn-t,  W. ,  2  Albany  street 
Stoddart,  David,  6  Dock  street 
Tait,  Thomas,  30  St  Andi'ew  scj[. 
Taylor,  Jn.,  &  Co.,  Gilmorepark 
Thomson,  D.  &  J.,  9  Stead's  pi. 
*Thomson,  Archibald,  Charlotte 

lane 
Thomson,  Ben.,  38  Bangor  road 
Tod,  J.,  &  Son,  29  Leith  walk. 

See  Adv. 
Turnbull,   William,  10  and  13 

Duke  street,  Leith 
Urquhart,  George,  Cii'cus  lane 
Waldie,  David,  58  Bristo  street 
WardlaAv,  A.  &  J.,  E.  London  st. 
Watson,  J.  M.,  &  Co.,  13  Coburg 

street 
*Watt,  Robert,  28  Coburg  street 
Webster  &  Stoddart,   12  Sand- 
port  street 
"^AHiite,  William,  Circus  lane 
Wliyte,    William,   1  Clanalpine 

buildings 
Young,  David,  341  High  street 


Hay,  James,  Upper  Grove  jjlace 
Hay,  William,  4  Greenside  row 
'"'Henderson,  J. ,  4  Murray  street 
Henderson,  W.,  20  St  John's  hill 
Hill,  George,  12  Richmond  pi. 
*Hislop,  A.,  Canonmills 
Hood,  J.,  3  Macdowall  street 
Hunter,  D.,  Canonmills  bridge 
Inches,  jVlex. ,  125  Grassmarket 
Johnston,  James,  Tollcross 
Johnston,  John,  30  Bristo  street 
KeUy,  John,    &  Son,  113  Rose 

street.     See  Adv. 
Kerr,  John,  Main  point 
Lawson,   A.,  &  Son,   49  Cross- 
causeway 
Little,  William,  43  N.  Pitt  st. 
*M'Arthur,  Alex.,  10  Bread  st. 
Macgill,  James,  11  Queensferry 

street 
M'Intosh,  Wm. ,  5  Horse  wynd 
Mackay     &     Fau'bairn,      West 

Sciennes  street 
Mackie,  Wm.,  13  W.  Nicolsonst 
ilacnab  &  Co. ,  Candlemaker  row 
*M'Pherson,    Hugh,    27    High 

Calton 
Macrae,  William,  54  Rose  sti'eet 


so  A 


PROFESSIOXS  AXD  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


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439 


Soapmakers. 

Raimes,  Blansliards,  &  Co. 
(fancy  soap),  Smith's  place 

Taylor,  W.,  &  Co.,  38  Salaman- 
der street 

Soda  Water,  Lemonade, 
etc.,  Manufacturers. 

Bain,  iirs  Alex.,  130  Canongate 
Clifford  &  Cockbm-n,  32  and  34 

Laimston  street 
Dunbar,  James,  1  Greenside  row 
Heriot,  Thos.,  Dumbiedykes  rd. 
Himter,   Robert,  Allan's  close, 

269  Higli  street 
Leitcli,  William,  1 7  Picardy  pi. 
M'Callum,  John,  &  Son,  1  West 

Richmond  sti'eet 
M 'Queen,  Duncan,  149  Rose  st. 
Mitchell,  John,  16  King's  stables 
Scott,   A.   W..   52  Water  lane, 

Leith 
Spence,  John,  10  Hunter  square 
Watt,  J.  &  J.,  15  Canning  place 
Wilson,  J.  &  J.,  62  South  Back 

of  Canongate 

Solicitors. 

See  Law  Directory. 

Spirit  Dealers. 

Adie,  John,  44  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Aitken,  Thomas,  Seafield  baths 
Aitken,    Mrs  J.,    60    Fountain- 
bridge 
Anderson,  A.,  1  St  Patrick  st. 
Anderson,  George,  32  Cockburn 

street 
Anderson,  John,  307  High  st. 
Anderson,    Thomas,    154b  Con- 
stitution street 
Audreoli,  Mrs  M. ,  4  Citadel 
Auld,  Gideon,  42  Sandijort  st. 
Baird,  J. ,  8  Young  street 
Banks,  John,  4  Spittal  street 
Bayne,  James,  7  Hanover  street 
Beaton,  John,  &  Co. ,  48  Nicolson 

sti-eet 
Beaton,  J.,  135  Nicolson  street 
Bell,  George,  9  Stead's  place 
Bennie,  Andrew,  13  Gt.  Junction 

sti-eet 
Ben-j^,  James,  1  London  street 
Berti-am,    George,    95    Nicolson 

street 
Binnie,  Alex.,  48  Grassmarket 
Birrel,  Henrj^  1  Salisbuiy  st. 
Bu-rell,    Mrs    M.,    523    Lawn- 
market 
Black,  Mrs  A.,  170  Rose  street 
Blackie,  J.,  4  South  College  st. 
Blackie,  Wm.,  14  Dock  place 
Blair,  Andrew,  49  Frederick  st. 
Blair,  Thomas,  62  Cumberland 
lane 


Boyce,  Alexander,  34  Constitu- 
tion street 
Boyd,  J. ,  86  Candlemaker  row 
Boyne,  !Mrs  Isabella,  17  Sand- 
port  street 
Brady,  Thos.,  129  Grassmarket 
Brash,  Thomas,  &  Son,  44  Clerk 

street  and  266  Canongate 
Brechin,  George,  38  Potterrow 
Brown,  A.,  9  Church  street 
Bro'WTi,  Edward,  24  Fleshmarket 

close 
Brown,  John,  1  Bainfield  teiTace 
Bro\ra,  Robt.,  36  N.  Pitt  street 
Brown,  Robert,  10  Howe  street 
Brown,  Mrs  S.,  41  Home  sti'eet 
Browne,  William,  34  Castle  st. 
Brownlee,  A.,  45  Fouutainbridge 
Bryce,  John,  63  Princes  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs  J.,  31  Salaman- 
der street 
Burrell,  Charles,  8  Jamaica  st. 
Butler,  Rt. ,  5  Drummoud  sti'eet 
Cairns,  Andrew  D.,  45  Leith  st. 
Caii'us,   John,  330  Lawumarket 

and  85  Canongate 
Calver,  Charles,  68  Bristo  street 
Calver,  Chas. ,  jun. ,  80  West  bow 
Cameron,  Arclid.,  149a  Consti- 
tution sti'eet 
Cameron,  John,  17  Canongate 
Cameron,    ifrs   Alexander,     17 

Market  street 
Cameron,  R.  0.,  1  West  Preston 

sti'eet 
Campbell,  Geo. ,  3  Yeitch's  ]5l. 
CaiToll,  Thomas,  41  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
CarSwell,  Wm. ,  1  Dock  place 
Castle,  Peter,  7  Northumberland 

place 
Chalmers,  David,  114  Kirkgate 
Chabuers,  David,  14  West  Mait- 

land  street 
Chalmers,  E.,  20  Commercial  st. 
Chalmers,  J.,  122  High  street 
Chalmers,  J.,  49  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Chalmers,    John,    54    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Chalmers,  Robt.,  12  Commercial 
street  and  24  Sandport  street 
Clark,  Donald,  Water  of  Leith 
Clark,  John,  42  W.  Crosscauseway 
Clark,  P.,  14  Coalhill 
Clarke,  Owen,  51a  Giles  street 
Cochrane,  Thomas,  23  Elm  row 
Conlan,  David,  25  West  Preston 

street 
Conlan,  David,  100  Cowgate 
Connolly,  James  S.,  27  Wright's 

houses.     See  Adv. 
Connollj^  J.,  10  Gibb's  entry 
Cossar,  J.,  14  Greenside  row 
Coxson,  James,  7  Elm  row 
Cramb,  Robert,  11  Tobago  st. 
Craw,  Alexander,  21  Abbey  strand 
Crawford,  Charles,  8  Annfield 
Crerar,  Alex.,  sen.,  229  Cowgate 
Crerar,  Alex.,  jun.,  73  Cowgate 


Cribbes,  Matthew,  17  Dock  st. 
Cribbes,  R. ,  71  Grassmarket 
Cullcy,  Mat.,  1  Amelia  Ann  pi. 
Cun-ie,  Mrs  Ths.,  14  Market  st. 
Darney,  R.,  Newhaven 
Davidson,  D.,  283  Canongate 
Davie,  Thomas,  27  Vinegar  close, 

Giles  street 
Davies,  W.  H.,  77  Clerk  street 
Dewar  &  Co.,  1  Kirkgate 
Dewar,  John,  126  Kirkgate 
Dick,  A. ,  6  West  Adam  street 
Dick,  Matthew  W.,   80  and  82 

Lauriston  street 
Doig,    Alexander,     11    and    12 

Queen's  place,  Leith  walk 
Doig,  James,  34  Shore 
Doig,    Mrs    Robert,    1    Hunter 

square 
Donaldson,  James,  8  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Donaldson,  J. ,  7  Hamilton  place 
Donaldson,  J.  G.,  73  Cockburn 

street 
Doughty,  Thos.,  15  Leith  walk 
Douglas,  George,  2  Little  King  st. 
Douglas,    Robert,     24    Mitchell 

street 
Douglas,  R.,  49  Rose  sti'eet 
Dow,    Alexander,    7    South    St 

Andrew  street 
Dow,  George,  70  Bristo  street, 

82  Potterrow,  34  Candlemaker 

row,  and  10  Chapel  street 
Dutf,  John,  20  Greenside  lane 
Duff,  John,  17  Frederick  street 
Duff,  Wm.,  93  Nicolson  street 
Duncan,  Angus,  1  ]\Iain  point 
Dundas,  David,  4  Laurie  street 
Dunlop,  James,  145  High  street 
Durham,     Donald,     37     North 

Richmond  street 
Eckford,  Walter,  Chain  pier 
Edgar,  A.,  56  West  port 
Elliot,  James  A.,  16  W.  Nicol- 
son street 
Erskine,  Alex. ,  27  Richmond  pi. 
Fairley,  E.,  &  Co.,  18  Calton  st. 
Ferguson,  John,  72  Shore 
Ferguson,    William,    46    Com- 
mercial street 
Ferguson,    W.,   2  Queen  stieet, 

Leith 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  3  Bernard  street 
Fingus,   James,   74  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Finnigan,  ]\Irs  C,  140  Cowgate 
Finlay,     H.     W.,    &    Co.,    52 

Lothian  street 
Fisher,  D.,  78  Crosscauseway 
Fisher,  John,  165  Pleasance 
Fisher,  Peter,  1  S.  Richmond  st. 

and  25  West  Richmond  street 
Fleming,  John,  17  Buccleuch  st. 
Fleming,  Thomas,  93  West  port 
Forbes,  George,  Canonmills 
Forsyth,  James,  103  High  street 
Fox,  Dennis,  16  Downie  place 
Eraser,  John,  1  High  street 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


SPI 


Fraser,   Mrs,   8  Riclimoml  lane 

and  24  Gilmour  street 
Galbraitli,  Mrs,  Greig's  hall 
Gavine,  James,  65  Rose  street 
Geddes,    James,   1    St    Andrew 

wynd,  Leith 
Gilchrist,  John,  52  Giles  street 
Gillespie,    William,    435   Lawn- 
market 

Gilmour,  John,  56  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Gordon,  James,  &  Co.,  6  Bax 

ter's  place 
Gordon,  William,  2  Broughton 

sti'eet 
Graham,  P.,  14  and  15  Dock  st, 
Graham,  Mrs,  52  Yardheads 
Grant,  Robt.,  10  Greenside  row 
Grant,  Robert,  49  and  52  London 

street 
Gray,  John,  46  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Gray,  John  C,  38  St  Leonard  st. 
Gray,  Thomas,  37  Leven  street 
Greiner,  Charles,  15  Rose  street 
Grieve,  Peter,  87  Rose  street 
Gimn,    George,    142    and    144 

High  street 
Gunn,  John,  6  Milne  square 
Guthrie,  Mr.s,  11  Coalhill 
Guy,  Andrew,  87  Kirkgate 
Hall,  John,  4  Shore 
Hamilton,  James,  265  High  st. 
Hamilton,  Robert,  36  Blair  st. 
Hamilton,  W. ,  93  St  Leonard  st 
Handyside,  Thomas,  Echo  bank 
Harper,  ]\Irs,  21  Rose  street 
Hay,  John,  2  Rutland  place 
Hay,  Archibald,  108  Giles  street 
Henderson,  A.,  50  Hanover  st. 
Henderson,  D.,  Blackfriars  st. 
Henderson,    Robert,    23    Bridge 

street 
Henderson,  Robert,  40  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 
Henderson,  Mrs,  Echo  bank 
Heron,  John,  1  Howard  place 
Hill,  J.,  33  Bath  street 
Hogg,  Alex.,  7  Bristo  street 
Hopkirk,  Geo.,  1  Shandwick  pi. 
Horn,  Andrew,  54  and  60  Rose 

street 
Horsburgh,  Ad.,  Tynecastle  ter. 
Howe,  William,  10  and  12  Cock- 
burn  street 
Hughes,  William,  3  Water  lane, 

Leith 
Hutchison,  Peter,  1  Hambm-gh 

place 
Hutchison,  P.,  9  St  Anthony  pi. 
Imrie,  J.,  24  Drummond  street 
luglis.   A.,  69  Cockbm-n   street 

and  3  Milne  square 
Innes,  Donald,  54  Couper  street 
Innes,  John,  11  Clyde  street 
Irvine,  J.,  34  Fountainbridge 
Jack,  John,  1  South  Norton  pi. 
Jackson,  James,  92  Abbey  hill 
Jamieson,  Peter,  6  Nicolson  sq. 


Jardin,  Thomas,  1  Taylor  place, 

Easter  road 
Jeffrey,  John  J. ,  32  Main  street 
Jeffrey,  John,  119  High  street 
Jenkinson,  David,  42  Abbey  hill 
Jenkinson,  William,  17  Brough- 
ton street 
Johnston,  Thomas,  1  Princes  st. , 

67  North  bridge,  and  19  Han- 
over street 
Kay,  Robert,  1  St  Anthony  pi. 
Keane,  M.  J.,  22  Thistle  street 
Keddie,  J.  A.,  202  Rose  street 
Keddie,  Thomas,  88  Constitution 

street 
Kennedy,  T.,  135  Fountainbr. 
Kennedy,  Mrs  R.,  1  St  James' 

place 
Kennedy,  Margt.,  167  Pleasance 
Kerr,  James,  Morningside 
Kerr,  Robert,  7  Abbey  strand 
King,   William,   24  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Kinghorn,  Alex.,  110  Rose  st. 
Kippen,  Dun.,  25  Richmond  pi. 
Kirkup,  James,   23  St  Leonard 

street 
Laidlaw,  Thomas,  1  Abbotsford 

place 
Laird,  David,  12  Citadel  street 
Lamb,  J.  &  J.,  1  Bri.sto  port 
Lamb,  William,  102  Nicolson  st. 
Law,  Wm.,  4  Johnston  place 
Lawson,  Alex.,  134  Pleasance 
Lee,  Henry,  5  Hope  street 
Lee,  Thomas,  85  Broughton  st. 
Liddle,  Bruce,  21a  New  street 
Livingston,  Mary  A.,  5  Hill  pi. 
Lockhart,  John,  37  Coburg  st. 
Luke,  George,  28  Clyde  street 
Luke,  Robert,  27  Giles  street 
Lumsdaine,  Jas.,  3  Old  Physic 

gardens 
M 'Galium,  D.,  39  Thistle  street 
M 'Galium,  Peter,  175  West  port 
M 'Cardie,  Petei',  4  Shrub  place 
M 'Cathie,  Geo.,  45  Main  street 
M'Craw,  Wm.,  11  Sowersby  ])1. 
M'Diarmid,  Peter,  50  Griudlay 

street.     See  Adv. 
Macdonald,  A. ,  3  Meuse  lane 
M 'Donald,  Alex.,  5  Clyde  street 
M'Donald,  Andrew,106  Nicolson 

street  and  3  Gibb's  entry 
M'Donald,   Donald,    54   George 

IV.  bridge. 
Macdonald,  John,  22  Catherine 

street 
Macdonald,  Peter,  9  Kerr  street 
Macdonald,  W.,  3  Great  Junction 

street 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  25  William  st. 
M'Dougal,  Neil,  &  Co.,  23  Bank 

street 
M'Ewan,  William,  133  Rose  st. 
M'Farlane,  John,  159  Rose  st. 
M'Ghie,  Robert,  2  Arthur  street 
M'Intosh,  Mrs  J.,  7  North  Back 

of  Canongate 


Mackay,  E.,  19  Bread  street 
Mackay,  John,  168  High  street 
M'Kenzie,  D.,  104  St  Leonard  st. 
M'Kenzie,  E.,  27  Bristo  street 
M'Kenzie,  John,  25  Broughton 

street 
Mackie,  Robert,  16  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Mackinnon,  Donald,  9  E.  Adam 

street 
M'Laren,  J.,  214 &  220  Cowgate 
M'Lean,     N.,    4    Queen   street, 

Leith 
M'Lennan,  Mrs,  148  Cowgate 
M'Nab,  P.  &  J.,  17  India  place 
M'Niven,  Allan,  2  Lotliian  st. 
M'Phail,    John,   3   St    Vincent 

street 
M'Pherson,  H.,  289  Canongate 
M'Pherson,  Henry,  48  Planover 

street 
Macpherson,  Hugh,  98  Kirkgate 
Macpherson,  John,  45  Shore 
M'Rae,  D.,  44a  Broughton  st. 
M'Rae,    Kenneth,  45   Nicolsoa 

street 
Macternan,  Peter,  76  Grassmkt. 
Main,  George,  142  Canongate 
ilarshall,  R. ,  4  Leven  street 
Marshall,  Mrs  W. ,  4  Church  lane. 
Martin,  P.,  45  Giles  street 
Mason,  D.  M.,  28  Grassmarket 
Mason,  Thomas,  170  Fountain- 
bridge 
Mathieson  Brothers,  41  Shore 
Mathieson,  A. ,  7  Arthur  street 
Mathieson,  J. ,  25  Water  lane 
Mathison,  T.,  39  Dean  street 
Meikle,  George,  4  Anne  place 
Meiklejohn,  John,  127  High  st. 
Menzies,  Donald,  331  Canongate 
Menzies,  Thos.,  262  Canongate 
Millar,  Wm.,  20  Cable  wynd 
Miller,  Jas.,  77  Fountainbridge 
Miller,  M.,  521  Lawnmarket 
Mills,  James,  37  Rose  sti'eet 
Mitchell,  Alexander,  60  Shore 
Mitchell,  Thos.,  39  Lothian  road 
Moflat,  Archd.,  10  High  riggs 
Motfat,    Mrs    William,     11    St 

Vincent  street 
Monteith,  I.,  51  High  street 
Monteith,  Thos.,  1  Brunswickst. 
Morgan,  John,  249  Canongate 
Morison,  Andw.,  184  Canongate 
Morison,  J.,  jun.,  12  Greenside 

street  and  1a  Catherine  street 
Morison,  John,  255  High  street 

and  1  Macdowall  street 
Morrison,  John,  jun.,  1  Dumbie- 

dykes  road 
Morrison,  P.,  184  Cowgate 
Muir,  A.  C. ,  23  and  25  Charles  st. 
Muir,  John,  10  Morrison  street 
Muir,  Margaret,  39  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
Muir,  Mrs,  34  W.  Norton  place 
Muirhead,  Mrs  M.,  49a  Brough- 
ton street 


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Murph}-,  J.,  42  Giles  street 
Murray,  M.,  1  Canonmills 
Myles,  Jolin,  25  Queen  st.,  Leith 
Naismitli,  Rt.,  17  Portland  pi. 
Naismitli,  R.,  junior,  1  Shore 
Naismith,  Thomas,  18  Citadel 
Ness,  John,  1  JMontgonierj'  st. 
Newiands,  Richard,  North  Junc- 
tion street 
Newsam,  Wm.,  i  Downie  place 
Newton,  Wm.,  14  Bristo  street 
Nicholson,  Jn.,  15  Brougham  pi. 
Nicoll,  James,  42  and  43  Com- 
mercial street 
Nimmo,  R.,  14  Roxburgh  place 
Niyen,  Thomas,  Yeal  market 
Nolli,   John  B.,    5   Ronaldson's 

buildings 
Notman,  David,  6  Rose  street 
Pagan,   Oswald,  23  Lady  Law- 
son's  wj-ud 
Pagan,  "Wr.,  96  N.  B.  Canongate 
Pail-man,  Mrs  R.,  68  Adam  sq., 
3    North   College  street,  and 
198  Canongate 
Paterson,  Robert,  6  West  St  An- 
thony place 
Paton,  J.,  3  Orchardfield  street 
Patterson,  H.,  4  Rose  street 
Payne,  Theodore,  2  Infirmary  st. 
Pearson,  R.,  6  Johnston  terrace 
Penman,  John,  4  Fyfe  place 
Pentland,  Robert,  34  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Petrie,  D.,  27  Queen  st.,  Leith 
Pirrie,  John,  31  William  street 
Porteous,  James,  100  Rose  street 
Porteous,  James,  1  Johnstone  pi. 
Preston,  Charles,  2  Orchardfield 
Preston,  Geo.,  19  Cockburn  st. 
Pringle,  Alex.,  1  Salisbury  ter. 
Pringle,  John,  3  Dock  place 
Pringle,  Mrs  J.,  15  St  Leonard's 

hill 
Pui'ves,  David,  32  Pitt  street 
Randal,    iirs  George,   19  Sand- 
port  street 
Reid,  Charles,  22  Union  place 
Reid,  S. ,  47  Nicolson  street  and 

16  Nicolson  square  j 
Eennie,  A.  W.,  343  High  street 

and  539  Castle  hill 
Ritchie,  James,  197  High  street 
Robertson,  Francis,  1  Citadel 
Robertson,  Geo.,  29  Yardheads 
Robertson,  John,  3  HiU  place  and 

17  Shore 

Robertson,  T.,  1  Canonmills 
Robertson,  Thos.,  201  Cowgate 
Romanes,  N.,  12  W.  Maitland  st. 
Rose,  Thomas,  2  Hillhousefield 
Ross,  John,  48  Cowgate 
Ross,  Mrs  J.,  479  La^\Timarket 
Rutherford  &  Co.,  75  High  st., 
5  and  7  Leith  street,  3  Drum- 
mond  street,  30  Bristo  street, 
and  36  Shore;  counting-house, 
30  Niddry  street 
Rutherford,  W.,&Co.,  40  Rose  st. 


Rutherford,  AV.,  &  Co.,  1  East 

Register  street 
Rutherfoi'd,  A.,  186  Canongate 
Rutherford,  Walter,  15  Tobago 

street 
Rutherford,  AVilliam,  11  Abbey 
Ryiie,  iirs  A.,  Haymarket 
Sanderson,  Mark,  15  Chapel  lane 
Sandilands,  D.,  1  Buidingtcn  st. 
Sarrison,   Mrs   S.,   23  Portland 

place,  Leith 
Scott,  Mrs,  39  Giles  street 
Seton,  Charles,  62  Abbey  hill 
Seton,  Gregor,  73  York  ])lace 
Shand,  James,  6b  Rose  street 
Shaud,  T.,  49  Dean  street 
Shearer,  M.  J.,  92  Grassmarket 
Shedden,  J.,  23  Greenside  row 
Shorrock,  R.,  47  Bernard  street 
Sim,  Alex.,  16  'W.  Nicolson  st. 
Sime,  Adam,  3  Melville  place 
Slater,  AV.,  95  Nicolson  street 
Small,  'SY.,  93  Canongate 
Smart,  Mi'S  J.,  172  Pleasance 
Smith,  Jas.,  15  Fleshmarket  cl. 
Smith,  John,  23  Coburg  street 
Smith,  Wm.,  169  Causewayside 
Smith,  Mrs  AV.,  99  South  Back 

of  Canongate 
Somerville,  Mrs,  212  Canongate 
Spence,  Hemy  B.,  1  Grassmkt. 
Spence,  John,  10  Hunter  square 
Stalker,  D.,  1  Lauriston  street 
Steedman,  James,  211  High  st, 
Steel,  James,  1,  3,  and  5  West 

Richmond  street 
Stenhouse,  J.,  5  St  Mary  street 
Stevenson,  J.,  167  Canongate 
Stevenson,  Walter,  4  Kirkgate 
Stewart,  Charles,  102  West  port 
Stewart,  Duncan,  39a  Frederick 

street 
Stewart,  John,  70  Canongate 
Stewart,  John,  133  High  street 
Stewart,  John,  202  Pleasance 
Stewait,  J.,  5  Ritchie  place 
Stewart,  P.  ,11  E.  Register  street 
Stewart,  AVm.,  302  Lawnmarket 
Stirling,    Walter,    50  E.    Cross- 
causeway 
Stoddart,  'Da\'id,    37    Coatfield 

lane 
Stott,  Mrs  William,  13  and  14 

Shrub  place 
Sutherland,     Robert,    5    and    6 

Clanalpine  buildings 
Sutherland,    William,    3  and  5 

AVaterloo  place 
Symons,  R.,  11  Riddle's  close 
Terras,  Thos.,  6  Hanover  street 
Thorn,  John,  23  High  riggs 
Thomson,  John,  27  AVest  port 
Thomson,  Thos. ,  1 1  Market  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.,  13  Hope  street 
Thomson,  Y'm.,  96  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Thorbuni,  F.  D.,  7  Lindsay  pi. 
Torrance,   Joseph,    56  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 


Torrance,  T.,  192  Pleasance 
Tripp,  AVilliam,  18  Fox  lane 
Tulloch,  Mrs  AVm.,  19  Elbe  st. 
Turner,  James,  29  Lothian  road 
Turner,  Mrs  E.,  32  AVhitfield  pi. 
Utterson,  Mrs  R.,  24  Potterrow 
Yeitch,  And.,  2  and  4  Cowgate 
A^eitch,  J.,  89  Fountainbridge 
A'eitch,  Mrs  J. ,  3  Cumberland  st. 
A^incent,  John,  5  Bernard  street 
AValker,  James,  Newhaven 
Walker,  P.,  42  AVhittield  place 
Wallace,  P.,  1  Albany  st.  lane 
AVatt,  Alex.,  3  N.  Newingtonpl. 
AVaugh,  James,  1  &  1a  Pleasance 
AA^augh,  R.,  19  W.  Richmond  st. 
AVaugh,  R.,  8  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
AVebster,  Alex.,  123  Canongate 
AVebster,    AVilliam,   1  Primrose 

place,  Leith 
AVhite,  David,  161  High  street 
AVhite,  Matt.,  48  Cockburn  st. 
AA^hite,   Peter,  49  Candlemaker 

row 
AA^ick,  Mrs,  12  Shore 
AVilkinson,  Thos.,  12  Grassmkt. 
AA'ilson,  D.  P.,  12  Catherine  st. 
AVilson,  James,  287  Cowgate 
AVilson,  James,  58  Lothian  st. 
AVilson,  Robert,  25  Pleasance 
AVilson,  AVm.,  68  Causewayside 
AVilson,  AA'^illiam,  7  Dock  place 
AVilson,  AVm.,  W.  Bonnington 

bridge 
AVinwick,  M.,  97  Kirkgate 
AVood,  And.,  73  Tolbooth  wj-nd 
AVright,  George,  58  Constitution 

Wright,  AA"m.,  48  North  Fort  st. 
Young,  John,  2b  Jamaica  street 
Young,  Robert,  8  Salisbury  ter. 
Young,  Robt.,  3  S.  Holyroodst. 

Spirit  Level  Maker. 

Buist,  Jas.  (wholesale),  5  Nicol- 
son street 

Spring  Makers,  Coach. 

Allan,  AA^illiani,  1  Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Finnic  &  Co.,  29  Commercial  st. 
Kemp,   George,   1   Union  place, 

Bonnington  road 
Menzies,    John,    Hope   crescent 

lane 
Tod,  J.,  &  Son,  29  Leith  walk. 

See  Adv. 

Stablers. 

See  Livery  Stable  Keepers. 

Stationers. 

Those  marked  *  are  also  Whole- 
sale, and  those  marked  f  are 
Wholesale  only. 

Agnew,  Jas.,  75  S.  Clerk  street" 
Alexander,  AValter,  20  Bristo  st. 


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Allan,  Jolin,  3  Haddington  pi. 
Anderson,  Miss,  99  Nicolson  st. 
Archibald,  Wm.,  15  Bristo  st. 
*Bremner,  E. ,  4  "W.  Register  st. 
Burns,  John,  13  Baker's  place 
*Caldwell  Brothers,  11,  13,  and 

15  Waterloo  place 
*Cameron,  Duncan,  23  Blair  st. 
*Cameron,  J.  A.,  10  Clerk  street 
Carlisle   &    Watts,    49   and    51 

Hanover  street 
*Chisholm,  J.,  65  Lothian  road 
tClark,  Robert,  15  Elder  street 
tCowan  &  Co.,  38  W.  Register  st. 
Cowieson,  P.,  39a  Lothian  st. 
Cniickshanks,    William,    18   St 

James'  square 
*Davidson,  John,  25  Bernard  st. 
tDickson,  Jixs.,  &  Co.,  10  South 

St  Andrew  street 
*Drummond,  D.,  82  West  bow 
*Elgin,  Wm.,  k  Son,  10  and  12 

North  St  Andrew  street 
Ferguson,  C. ,  32  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Fen-ier,  Gilbert,  70  George  st. 
Gardiner,  Wm.,  66  South  bridge 
Garrety,  Peter,  11  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Grady,  J.  &  A.,'10  Bank  street 
Gray,  James,  7  Hanover  street 
Grieve,  And. ,  1 3  N.  Bank  sti'eet 
narrower,  David,  2  Melville  ter. 
Hay,  Alexander,  4  North  bridge 
tHenderson,  James,  19  Blair  st. 
Hodge,  Miss,  5  Dublin  street 
Hogg,  John,  2  Pitt  street 
*Houlden  Brothers,   9,    11,   37, 

and  39  Nicolson  sti-eet 
Hunter,  Miss  E.,  114  W.  Yo\m- 

tainbridge 
tlrving,  J.,  24  St  James'  square 
Jaap,  Thomas,  2  Hanover  street 
Johnson,  Thos.  H. ,  2  Caledonian 

road 
t Johnston  &  Co.,  20  South  br. 
Kerr,  Mrs  .Jas.,  32  Nicolson  st. 
*Laing,  Wm.,  34  Grassmarket 
Lamb,  Mrs  R. ,  2  Howard  street 
Laurie,  Peter,  38  Clerk  street 
Leslie,  John,  4  Tarvit  sti-eet 
Lindsay,   Alex.,  12  West  Toll- 
cross 
Lockett,  Wm.,  7  Amelia  Ann  pi. 
Lyon  Brothers,  21  Nicolson  st. 
Macart,  Jas.,  34  Tolbooth  wynd 
Macdonald,  James,  9  Bread  st. 
*Macfarlane,  D.,  &  Co.,  5  India 

buildings 
*Macniven  &  Cameron,  23  Blair 

street.     See  Adv. 
*Macniven,  P.  &  W.,  &  Co.,  19 

Blair  street 
]\Iann,  Mrs,  32  Home  street 
Meikle,  A.,  56  North  Pitt  street 
Millar,  John,  25  Jamaica  street 
*Miller,  D.,  &  Son,  33  Hanover 

street 
Milne,  W.  &  J.,  126  Princes  st. 


*Mundell,  Charles,  29  W.  Mait- 

land  street 
*Murray,    Harvey,    &    Co.,    42 

Hanover  street 
Murray,  John,  78  Queen  street 
Nelson,  R.  R.,  19  Hanover  st. 
*Nimmo,  Wm.,  54  Constitution 

street 
*Padon,  A.  &  D.,  13  St  Andrew 

square 
Paton,  William,  59  AVest  port 
Pye,  George,  231  Cauongate 
Ramsay,  Miss,  3  Earl  Grey  st. 
Rennie,  Peter,  34  High  street 
*Ritchie,  Jas.,  140  High  street 
tRitchie,  Wm.,  16  Elder  sti-eet 
*Robinson,  H.,  11  Greenside  st. 

See  Adv. 
Ross,  Wm.  S. ,  5  Frederick  street 
Riissell,  John,  18  S.  College  st. 
Sanderson,  J.,  148  Canongate 
tScott  &  Ferguson,  14  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Scott,  Henry,  8  Leith  street 
Simpson,  William,  4  E.  Register 

street 
Sinclair,  Colin,  98  Princes  street 
tSmith  &  Brown,  Amphion  place 
Smith,  R.  P.,  125  Nicolson  st. 
Somervail,  Alex. ,  1 44  George  st. 
Stow,  Alfred,  99  Princes  street 
Sutherland,  Alex.,  71  George  st. 
Sutherland,  Peter,  95  South  br. 
Swann,  John,  3  Dean  bank  ter. 
tThomson,    David,    107    West 

bow 
*TuUis,  R.,  &  Co.,  7  George  st. 
*Turner,   W.   N.,    49   Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
*Waddie  &  Co.,  37  Queen  street 
*Waterston  &  Johnston,  20  Ber- 
nard street 
*Waterston,   George,  &  Son,  56 

Hanover  street 
t'V^niyte,  A.,   &  Son,   2   North 

St  David  street 
Wighton,  Robert,  44  North  Fort 

street 
Wilson,  Geo.  A.,  46  Queensferiy 

street 
Wilson,  John  C,  4Sowersbypl. 

Stay  and  Corset 
Makers. 

Alexander,  Mrs,  27  South  bridge 
Allan,  Mrs,  139  George  street 
Boyle  &  Swanson,  1  Bank  st. 
Boyle,  Mrs,  21  Bank  street 
Cameron,  Misses,  29  Frederick 

street 
Corner,  Miss  Maiy,  161  Rose  st. 
Crawford,  David,  80  Nicolson  st. 
Crease,  William,  &  Co.,  43  Cock- 
burn  street 
Croley,  Mrs,  13  Frederick  sti-eet 
Daily,  Mrs,  53  High  street 
Fairgrieve,  Miss,  48  Queensferry 
street 


Hayiie,  Miss,  153  Rose  sti'eet 

Kenneth,  Mrs,  2  Tobago  place 

M'Innes,  Miss,  34a  Frederick  st. 

M'Lityre,  Miss,  7  N.  Bank  st. 

Moncur,  Mrs  M.,  2  St  Cuthbert's 
place 

Naysmith,  Misses,  2  Tarvit  st. 

Ogg,  Miss  R. ,  6  Hanover  street. 
See  Adv. 

Robertson,  Mrs,  75  Cumberland 
street 

Salomon,  Madame,  33  George  st. 

Shearer,  Mrs  E.,  34  Jamaica  st. 

Stevenson,  A.,  53  South  bridge 

Stevenson,  T.,  76  and  77  Princes 
street 

Tod,  Mrs,  73  Rose  street 

Utterson,  Mrs,  30  Frederick  st. 

Wilson,  Mrs  (French),  2  Orchard- 
field  place,  Leith  walk 

Wright,  Miss,  56  George  street 

Wj^ber,  Miss,  76  Queen  street 

Stereotypers. 

Ballantyne  &  Co.,  Paul's  work. 
FuUartou  &  Co. ,  Stead's  place 
Greig,  John,  &  Son,  3  Brown  sq. 
M'Pherson,  D.,  11  S.E.  Thistle 

street  lane 
Murray  &  Gibb,    N.E.    Tliistle 

street  lane.     See  Adv. 
Paton,  Thomas,  &  Son,  13  George 

street 
Stevenson  &  Co.,  28  Thistle  st,. 

Stock  and  Share 
Brokers. 

Alison,  Robert,  9  North  St  David 

street 
Angus,  George,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Bell,  W.,  8  North  St  David  st. 
Blackwood,    J.,    &    Co.,    19   St 

Andrew  square 
Dickie,  H.  D.,  38  Hanover  st. 
Dickson,  George  H.,  68  Princes 

street 
Dickson,  James  G.,  6  North  St 

David  street 
Gilmour,  H.,  18  St  AndreAV  sq. 
Hislop,  W.  H.,  10  George  sti'eef 
Lyle,  Thomas,  65  Princes  street 
Maccallum,  George,  53  York  pL 
Miller,  T.,  &  Sons,  72  Princes 

str66t 
Oliver,  J.  P.,  7  North  St  David 

street 
Rhenius  &  Lawiie,  4  St  Andrew 

square 
Ritchie,  John  S.,  19  St  Andrew- 
square 
Robertson,  John,  &  Co., 62  George 

street 
Scoon,  Kenneth,  5  Royal  Exch. 
Sidey,  David  D.,  65  Princes  st. 
Sime,  John,  14  Frederick  street 
Stewart,    Robert,    3    North    St 

David  street 
Stock  Exchange,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 


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Thomson,  D.  G.,  13  Hanovi-r  st. 
Thomson,  Thomas  A.,  22  York 

place 
"NYMte,  James,  51  Princes  sti'eet 

Straw  and  Leghorn 

Hat  Makers. 

Bro'mi,  Miss  J.,  7  Evert  on  ter. 
Calver,  E.,  27  South  bridge 
Carr,  Mrs,  2  St  Yincent  street 
Chisholm,  Miss,  37  North  bridge 
Chisholm,  Miss,  24  Bnms'^iek 

street 
Craigie,  James,  79  Leith  street 
Dick,  A.  H.  &  J.,  47  Frederick 

street 
Dickens,  Mrs,  3S  Fountainbridge 
Fail-bairn,  Jas.,  7  &  11  Clerk  st. 
FaUa,  Misses  M.  &  J.,  23  Frede- 
rick sti'eet 
Fehrenbach,  C,  5  Cockbum  st. 
Gregory,  Cubit,  &  Sons,  50  South 

bridge 
Hollis,  Misses,  53  Frederick  st. 
Johnston,  Jliss,  7  Hay  street 
Lawi-ence,  Mrs,  15  Elm  row 
Milne,  M.,  34b  Frederick  street 
Mitchell  &  Heriot,  86  George  st. 
Moffat,  John,  21  Lothian  street 
Moffat,  J.,  23  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Reid,  Mrs,  30  Hanover  street 
Sheldon,  Miss,  8  Carnegie  street 
Wood,  Mrs  H.,  142  High  street 

Stucco,  Manufacturers 
of,  and  Workers  in. 

Cai-nicelli,  James,  &  Co. ,  4  Green- 
side  place 

Luis,  E.,  28  High  street.  See 
Adv. 

Sugar  Refiners,  Mer- 
chants, and  Agents. 

Bonnington  Sugar  Refining  Co. 
(Limited),  Breadalbane  sti-eet 

Fleming,  James,  Lochrin 

M'Call,  Peter,  &  Co.,  Mont- 
gomery street 

Storrie,  J.,  10  W.  Preston  street 

Surgeons. 

See  Medical  Practitioners. 

Surgeon-Dentists. 

See  Dentists. 

Surveyors. 

See  also  Engineers,  Civil. 
Aitken,  John,  6  India  buUdings 
Beatson,  "William,  19   Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
BeU,  John  M.,  2  HiU  sti-eet 
Black,  Edward,  45  Frederick  st. 


Brown  &  Lawrence,  34  Hanover 

street 

Brunton,  W.  N.,  62  George  st. 

Chalmers,  John,  1  Claremont  pi. 

Cousin  &  Ormiston,  12  Royal 
Exchange 

Cruickshank,  John,  4  Brougham 
place 

Eastlake,  Thos.  H.  {Lloyda),  56 
Constitution  street 

Edes,  Walter,  42  Northumber- 
land street 

Fail-bairn,  William,  19  St  An- 
drew square 

Goalen,  James,  6  Morton  street 

Johnston,  J.  &W.,  10  London  st. 

Kilgour,  John,  77  George  street 

Lawrie,  Andrew,  56  George  st. 

MacphaU,  D.,  16  Gladstone  ter. 

Mastertou,  John,  50  George  st. 

Matheson,  Robert,  H.  M.  Works, 
Parliament  square 

Ormiston,  Wm.,  10  Nicolson  sq. 

Paterson,  A.  C,  18  Frederick  st. 

Paterson,  R.,  10a  North  St 
David  street 

Proudfoot,  David  C,  31  St  An- 
drew square 

Roberts,  R.,  3  St  Cuthbert's  pi. 

Smith,  Robert,  17  George  street 

Strachan,  T. ,  5  Randolph  place 

Young,  Edw.  R.,  161  Rose  street 

Tailors. 

See  Woollen  Drapers. 

Tanners. 

See  Leather  Merchants. 

Taverns. 

See  also  Hotels. 

Anderson,  William,  47  North  br. 
Bourgois,  Mrs,  25  Fleshmarket 

Buck's  Head,  1  Citadel 

Caledonian  Railway,  29  Lothian 
road 

Cameron,  J.,  21  and  22  Flesh- 
market  close 

Connolly,  James  S.,  27  Wright's 
houses.     See  Adv. 

Dalgleish,  Wm. ,  Ship  Inn,  New- 
haven 

Hassell,  Mrs,  10  Shore 

Kerr,  Robert,  7  Abbey  strand 

Muirhead,  Mrs  M.,  49  Brough- 
ton  street 

Spence,  J.,  10  Hunter  square 

Tea  &  Coffee  Merchts. 

Absolom,  H.,  54  York  place 
Aitken,  J.,  &  Co.,  10  Union  st. 
Aitken,  Alex. ,  88  South  bridge 
Anderson,  John  C,   28  and  30 
Yictoria  street.     See  Adv. 


Angles,  William,  6  Drummond. 

street  court 
Ballantine,  George,   &  Son,   30 

North  bridge 
Banner,  S. ,  &;  Co. ,  4  and  6  Victoria 

terrace 
Bowie,  M.,  &  Co.,  5  Blenheim 

place 
Braidwood  &   Fowler,    1   Sand- 

port  street 
Brodie,    Hamilton,    &    Co.,    9 

Picardy  place 
Brotchie,  Robert,  &  Co.,  11  k  12 

Jlitchell  street 
Brown,  J. ,  25  Collins  place 
Bimcle,  Alex.,  1  Drumdryan 
Campbell,   Hugh,    24   Nicolson 

street 
Clark,  R.,  &  Co.,  44  Hanover  st. 
Dalrjnnple,  Jn. ,  1  Johnston  ter. 
Dickson,  Wm.,  14  Bristo  sti-eet 
Ferguson,  J.,  10  Annandale  .st. 
Flett,  Wm.,  3  Bank  street,  Leith 
Gardner,  T.,  64  Frederick  street 
Garvie,  L.,  7  East  Adam  sti'eet 
Gibson,  Wm.,  15  Lewis  terrace 
Grant  &  Anderson,  47  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Hamilton,  Andrew,  1  Roxburgh 

place 
HamUton,  Mrs  W.,  10  Brighton 

Hardie,  J.  &  W.  B.,  18  Greeuside 
place 

Hewat,  Peddie,  &  Co.,  84  Con- 
stitution street 

Hislop,  Albert,  3  India  buildings 

Honeyman  &  Wilson,  11  and  13 
Meuse  lane 

Horsburgh,  J. ,  1 7  Meuse  lane 

Hunter,  Andw. ,  4  St  Patrick  sq. 

Inglis,  John,  16  Drumdryan  st. 

Jamieson,  R.,  &  Co.,  Catherine 
street  court 

Johnston,  Charles,  &  Co.,  23  St 
Patrick  square 

Johnston,  S.,  &  Sons,  67  Nicol- 
son street 

Kerr  &  Anderson,  26  Greenside 
place 

Kilgoiu',  J.,  69  Tolbooth  wynd, 
Leith 

Law,  W.  &  G.,  31  St  Andrew  sq. 

Lyle,  Peter,  Bell's  court 

Mackay,  ^Eneas,  11  Hill  x^lace 

M  'Laren,  James,  &  Sons,  1  and  2 
Victoria  terrace 

M'Leod,  R.,  16  Royal  Exchange 

Mason,  D.,  &  Co.,  88  South  br. 

Meek  &  Williamson,  40  Mitchell 
street 

Melrose,  A.,  &  Co.,  93  George 
street 

Paterson,  T.,  7  Grove  street 

Richardson,  J. ,  36  Alva  sti'eet 

Scott,  Andrew,  21  Greenside  pi. 

Simpson  Brothers  &  Co.,  9  North 
St  David  street 

Stewart  &  Co.,  5 4  York  place 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


TOB 


Thallon,  L.,  25  Nortli  bridge 
Thomson,  William,  61  Queen  st. 
Traill  &  Fletcher,  31  St  Andi-ew 

square 
TurnbuU  &  Kay,  Gayfield  square 
Walker,  Robert,  IS  Brown  sq. 
Warrick  &  Sons,  15  Giles  street 
Webster,  James,   11  Dalrymple 

place 
AVeir,  James,  7  Hill  place 
Wells,    La\\Tence,    &    Co.,    41 

North  bridge 
White,  R.,  &  Co.,  14  Broughtou 

street 
Wilson,  Peter,  &  Co.,  9  AVater- 

loo  place 
Young,  William,  41  William  st. 

Teachers. 

See  Educational  Directory. 

Tile-layers. 

Hawley,  Wm.,  27  Frederick  st. 
Lightbody,  Wm.  M.,  k  Co.,  83 

Lothian   road   and    22  •  Great 

Junction  street 
Potts,  G.  H.,  92  Princes  street 

Timber  Measurers. 

Dow,  L.  S.,  9  Pitt  street,  Bon- 

nington 
Saunders,  P.  R.,  14  Quality  st. 

Tinplate  Workers. 

Marked  *  are  also  Peicterers. 

Allan,  Robt.,  16  Haymarket  ter. 
Begbie,  P.,  5  Gifford  park 
Bii-ch,  T.  &  M.,  15  London  st. 
Brotherstone,    A.,    46    Candle- 
maker  row 
Callam,  G.,  &  Co.,  13  Greenside 

j)lace 
Callam,  Thos.,  &  Son,  51  Shore 
Cay   k,  Johnstone,   7  Greenside 

place 
Charles,    James,    8    North    St 

Andrew  street.     See  Adv. 
Clark  k  Beatson,  124  Princes  st. 
Cochrane,  John,  77  and  78  -Kirk- 
gate 
Dodds,  Peter,  8  Morton  street 
Fairley,  John,  109  Kirkgate 
Foulis,  David,  61  George  street 
Gear,  James,  89  Rose  street 
Gillies,  William,  3  Church  street 
Gray,  Peter,  22  Gilmore  sti'eet 
Grierson  &  Philips,  Broughton 

market 
Jacob,    William,    33   Whitfield 

place 
Kellet,  A.,  55  Earl  Grey  street 
Kellet,  J.,  63  Broughton  street 
Kelly,   John,    &  Son,   113  Rose 

street.     See  Adv. 
Leslie,  A.,  129  Pleasance 
Macdonald,  Dan.,  32  Earl  Grey 
street 


Macgill,  James,  11  Qucensferry 

street 
M'Kenzie,    George,    151    West 

port 
I\Iackie,  John,  21  Howe  street 
M'Laren  &  Son,  29  Bread  street 
Maxwell,  Mrs  Ann,  19  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 
Miller,  Jas.,  70  and  71  Princes 
st.  and  90  Candlemaker  row. 
See  Adv. 
Morrison,  W.  &  J.,  Main  street 
*Moyes,  James,  108  West  bow 
Robertson,    William,    94    Rose 

street 
Russell  k  Hogg,  48  Hanover  st. 
Sibbald,  J.,  k  Sons,  64  George 

Slimon,  R.  &  D.,  40,  41,  and  43 

Shore 
Steele,  John,  &  Son,  47  Cock- 
burn  street 
Wilkie  &  Paul,  Brandfield  street 
Williamson,  Mrs,  36  Pleasance 
Young,  J.  &  D.,  22  Greenside  st. 

Tobacconists. 

Those  marked  *  are  Tobacco 
Man  ufact  urers. 

Aaronson,  A. ,  7  Leith  street  ter. 

Allardice,  T.  D.,  34  West  Re- 
gister street 

Anderson,  Mrs  P.,  7  N.  Pitt  st. 

Black,  David,  42  and  27  Princes 
street 

Borthwick,  James,  61  Fountain 
bridge 

Brown,  James,  4a  Howe  street 

Brown,  Miss  A.  A.,  30  Bridg: 

Burton,  F.  AY.,  11  South  College 

street 
Carse,  Richard,  23  S.  Clerk  st. 

Carter,  Joseph,  49  Shore 
Chisholm,  Miss,  120  Canongate 
*Christie,  H.,  13  Nicolson  sq. 
"Cotton,  G.,  &  Son,  100  Princes 
street 
Cotton,  George,  231  High  st. 
Cotton,  John,  122  Princes  st. 
Cowan,  Mrs,  1  York  place 
Cree,  James,  1  Home  street 
Gumming,  Mrs  E.,  10  St  Vin- 
cent street 
Davidson,  John,  3  Lindsay  place 
Devlin,    Henry,    254    and    256 

Canongate 
*Downie,  Alex.,  4  Union  street 
Drummond,  !Mrs,  35  Fountain- 
bridge 
Durie,  Alex.,  Bennington  bridge 
Falconer,  D.,  70  Leith  street 
*Falconer,    Thomas,    361   High 

street 
Fenton,  R.,  40  Earl  Grey  street 
Fisher,  John,  2  Baker's  place 
Forrest,  Mrs,  7  AVest  Richmond 
street 


*Galloway,  AY.,  32  Victoria 
street  and  85  NicoLson  street 

Garrety,  Pr.,  11  AV.  Nicolson  st. 

Gibson,  Mrs  J.,  149  Princes  st. 

Gordon,  Robert,  5  Heriot 
bridge 

Gray,  Mrs,  2  Fyfe  place 

Hamilton,  Miss  E.,  59  Charlotte 
street,  Leith 

Hamilton,  Miss  Mary,  33  Hano- 
ver street 

Hardie,  Aw.,  144  Princes  street 

Hay,  William,  32  Howe  sti'eet 

*Hendrie,  James,  4  Catherine 
street  and  36  AVhitfield  place 

Horsburgh,  Jn.,  4  Johnston  ter. 

Hunter,  J.,  13  Kirkgate 

Hunter,  Mrs,  15  Portland  place, 
Leith 

Hunter,  Miss  E.,  114  AYest 
Fountainbridge 

Isaacs,  M.,  25  Clerk  street 

Johnston,  John,  Brown's  place, 
Leith 

Johnston,  Robert,  24  Rose  st. 

KeiT,  G.,  34  Kirkgate 

King,  P.,  54c  Lotliian  street 

Kirk,  Mrs,  10  AY.  Nicolson  st. 

Lawrie,  G.,  130  Nicolson  street 

*Lawson,  James,  110  AYest  port 

*Lees,  J.,  k  Co.,  5  Johnston 
terrace 

*Letham,  James,  71  Shore 

*Lindsay,  D.,  k  Co.,  11  Lothian 
■  road 

Littlejohn,  Mrs,  52  Home  st. 

Logan,  AVilliam  F.,  499  La^vn- 
market 

Logan,  Ann,  116  High  street 

Lougton,  Mrs  Alex.,  39  Hano- 
ver street 

Maas,  A.  F.,  3  Union  place  and 
4  Brighton  street 

M'Craw,  R.,  165  High  street 

Macgregor,  John,  2  Leith  st., 
7  Bread  street,  77  Princes 
street,  and  20  Roxburgh  place 

Macindoe,  J.  H.,  91  Nicolson 
street 

M"Intosh,  Agnes,  30  Grove  st. 

M'Kay,  R.,  7  Clanalpine  build- 
ings 

Mackintosh,  John,  42  Nicolson 
street  and  155  High  street 

M'Luskey,  Thomas,  10  Horse 
wynd,  Leith 

M'Millan,  Mrs,  2  Bernard  street 

Macpherson,  IMrs,  81  Broughton 
street 

Marshall,  James,  79  AYest  Foun- 
tainbridge 

Mathers,  Mrs,  28  Leven  sti-eet 

Morrison,  Miss,  4  Broughton  st. 

Niven.  R. ,  46  Alva  place 

O'Halioran,  Timothy,  26  St 
Mary  street 

Orkney,  James,  8  Everton  ter. 

Pagan,  M.,  164  Canongate 

Paterson,  Js.,  54  Duke  st.,  Leitk 


TOO 


PROFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


TRA 


445 


*Peacock,   A.,  3   John's  place, 

Leith 
*Peacock,  A.,  10  Higli  street 
Potts  &  Co. ,  6  Bank  street.     See 

Adv. 
Priebke,  F.,  13  Sanclport  street 
Rankin,  E.,  2  Elder  street 
*Eitcliie,  David,  &  Co.,  7  and  50 
North  bridge  and  32  Green- 
side  street 
*Ritchie,  A.  H.,  5  Kirkgate 
Ritchie,  William,   23  Frederick 

street 
*Robertson,  E.,  3  St  Pati-ick  st. 
Ross,  Miss  I.,  26  Sandport  st. 
Schneider,  Carl,  66  Shore 
Schnitzler,  Mathias,  42  Grindlay 

street 
Simpson,  M.,  2  Clerk  sti'eet 
*Slight  k  Kerr,  1  North  bridge 

and  56  Nicolson  street 
Smith,  M.,  62  Clerk  street 
Smith,  R.  P.,  125  Nicolson  st. 
*Stark,  Thomas,  81  West  port 
*Stevenson    &    Sutherland,    10 

High  street 
Sutherland,    Robert,    51    North 

Pitt  street 
Thomas  &  Co.,  44  Cockburn  st. 
*Thomson  &  Porteous,  9  Green- 
side  street 
Thomson,  David,  3  Leith  street 
Tliomson,  John,  92  South  bridge 
Tolmie,  Eobert,  36  Queensferry 

street  and  9  Coekbimi  street 
Vert,  William,  41  Buccleuch  st. 
Weber,  F.  W.,  45  Sandport  st. 
Wedderspoon,  William,  7  Ken- 
street 
Wilkes,  A.,  59  Bristo  street 
*Williamson,  George,  22  Grass- 
market 
Wilson,  H.,  9  Leith  sti-eet  and 

27  West  Eegister  street 
*Wilson,  John,  96  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  P.  C,  131  Canongate 
*Wilson,  R. ,  John  Knox's  house, 

45  High  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  1  Great  Junction 

street 
Wood,  I.,  50  Hanover  street 
Wood,  \V.  H.,  92  Kirkgate 


Tool  Manufacturers. 

Those  marhed  *  are.  Edge  Tool 
and  Plane  Makers. 

Cleland,  John,  mill-pick  maker, 
Water  of  Leith 

*Hall,  R.,  &  Sons,  5  Laurie  st. 

*Hoffman,  John D.  R.,  22  Grind- 
lay  street 

Mackie,  William,  13  West 
Nicolson  street 

*Mathieson,  Alexander,  &  Son, 
23  Cockburn  street 

Moir,  Robert,  13a  Catherine  st. 


Pollock,  Robert,  Lochrin,  Home 

street 
Purves,  J.,  &  Son,  22  Green.side 

place 
Turnbull,    William,   10  and  13 

Duke  street,  Leith 
White,   William,    1    Clanalpine 

buildings 

Toy  and  Fancy  Ware- 
houses. 

Allardyce,  Alexander,  51   Cock' 

burn  street 
Anderson,  Miss  E. ,  35  Northum- 
berland street 
Andrew,  H. ,  9  Spring  gardens 
Barclay,  Mrs,  24  Victoria  street 
Beaumont,  Samuel,  28  Lothian 

street 
Black,  A.  &  F.,  37  Hanover  st 
Bolton,    William,    &    Co.,    132 

Princes  street 
Bradshaw,  John,  50  Nicolson  st. 
Bruce,  R.,  33  St  Patrick  square 
Campbell,  Miss  E.,  18  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Couston,  Miss  J.  A.,  8  Gillespie 

place 
Cumming,    Thomas,    &    Son,    2 

Cockburn  street 
Dalziel,  R.,  77  Broughton  street 
Drew,  Miss,  69  George  street 
Duric,  Mrs,  6  Little  King  street 
Fairgrieve,  Miss,  48  Queensferry 

street 
Flockhart,  Jane,  4  Bristo  place 
Goalen,  Alex.,  6a  Morton  street 
Gowans,  M.,  99  Princes  street 
Grant,  John,  18  Drumniond  st. 
Greathead,  H.,  25  South  bridge 
Greiner  Brothers,  80  South  br. 
Harkom,  A.  &  F.,  10  Union  pi. 
narrower,  Eobert,  13  Brunswick 

street 
Houlden   Brothers,    9,    11,    37, 

and  39  Nicolson  street 
Kennedy,  Jas.,  19  S.  College  st. 
Lamb,  Miss,  31  West  Nicolson 

street 
Laule  &  Hepting,  5  North  brdg. 
Lewis,  Mrs,  13  Cockburn  street 
Logan,  Miss  J.,  Ill  Nicolson  st. 
M'Cree,  Mrs  A.,  7  Leven  street 
Matson,  Miss  J.,  25b  Leven  st. 
Neill,  Mrs,  27  Home  street 
Purdie,  Miss,  53  Hanover  street 
Eombach    Brothers  &   Co.,    82 

South  bridge 
Soutter,  Jas.,  &  Son,  102  Princes 

street 
Soutter,  James, jun.,  32a Princes 

street 
Stevenson,  T.,  76  and  77  Princes 

street 
Veitch,   Misses    C.    &    R.,  105 

Nicolson  street 
Wriglit,  John,  3  Leggat's  land 


Travellers^Commercial. 

Anderson,  Rt.  T.,  8Lauriston  pk. 
Atkinson,  Wm.,  3  Scafield  row 
Baillie,  John,  4  Brougham  place 
Barron,  John,  14  Brougham  pi. 
Bonthron,  John,  7  St  Catherine 

place 
Bowie,  James,  43  West  Dick  pi. 
Bowie,  Robert,  3  Grindlay  st. 
Buchanan,  John,  15  Tarvit  st. 
Budge,  James  H.,  15  Tarvit  st. 
Cassels,  John  G.,  6  Haddington 

place 
Chapman,  Hy.,  3  Lonsdale  ter. 
Clark,  Charles,  22  Alva  place 
Collie,  Wm.,  9  Gladstone  place 
Cooke,  Thos. ,  4  E.  Broughton  pi. 
Cooper,  Geo.,  5  West  End  place 
Crawford,  John,  43  Lothian  road 
Ci'ighton,  Alex.,  3  Rockville  pi. 
Cunningham,  James,  3  Sciennes 

hill  place 
Dempster,  James,  29  Collins  pi. 
Dickie,  John,  69  Great  Junction 

street 
Dowling,  R.  L.,  11  Brandon  st. 
Duncan,  James  S.,  2  King's  pi. 
Early,  Francis,  227  High 'street 
Fairfoul,  W.,  17  W.  Preston  st. 
Fender,  James,  38  Earl  Grey  st. 
Finlay,  Peter,  22  Gayfield  sq. 
Flett,  William,  jun.,  49  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Forrest,  John,  5  Archibald  place 
Forrester,  Jas. ,  9  Richmond  ter. 
Gemmell,  William,  14  Hender- 
son place 
Gibson,  Alex. ,  1  Findhorn  place 
Gibson,  P.  W.,  12  Montague  .st. 
Goodwin,  N.,  7  Caledonian  road 
Gordon,  Et.  A.,  12  Gladstone  pi. 
Gordon,  Wm.,  15  N.  Junction  st. 
Grainger,     Tliomas,     35     West 

Nicolson  street 
Grant,  George,  36  Bristo  street 
Grant,  John,  18  Drumniond  st. 
Guthrie,  Eobert,  9  Lothian  road 
Haig,  Archd.  G.,  55  S.  Clerk  st. 
Halliday,  Thomas,  11  Johnston 

terrace 
Hay,    Eobert,    junior,    10    East 

Norton  place 
Henderson,  John,  4  Madeira  pi. 
Henderson,  Thos. ,  70  Buccleuch 

street 
Hendrie,  H. ,  4  Arthur  street 
Houston,  Eobt.,  63  S.  Clerk  st: 
Howison,    Charles,    2   Crichton 

sti-eet 
Hume,    John,    7     Pitt    street, 

Bonnington 
Hunter,  George,  1 2  Lewis  terrace 
Hunter,  Eobert,  1  Ferrier  street 
Ireland,    James    S.,    6    Comely 

green  place 
Jack,  William,  16  Glover  street 
Jackson,  John,  1  Eockville  pi. 


446 TRI 

Johnston,  John,  26  Albany  st., 

Leitli 
King,  John,  14  Lanristongrdns. 
Kinghorn,  Alex.,  Moncrieif  ter. 
Lambert,  A.  P.,  4  Spring  gardens. 

Abbey  hill 
Linton, 'William,  16  Grove  street 
Locke,  A.,  17  Gladstone  place 
Lumsden,  James,  2  Gordon  st. 
M'Gulloch,  John,  6  Bangor  road 
MacDonald,  Jas.  L. ,  1.5Cro"\vnst. 
Macfarlane,  D.,  48  Grove  sti-eet 
M'Intosh,  Alex.,  9  Gladstone  pi. 
M'Kenzie,  Geo.,  51  Montgomery 

street 
]\Iack;intosh,  Jas. ,  6  Brighton  st. 
M'Xaughton,  D.,  16  Jane  ter. 
M'Pherson,  Jas.,  13  Argyle  ter. 
M 'Queen,  John,  16  Grindlay  st. 
Marshall,  Geo.,  14  Melville  ter. 
Marshall,  G.  W.,  6  Pembroke  pi. 
Marshall,  Wm.,  39  Montague  st. 
Menzies,  Thos. ,  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Mercer,  J.  B. ,  7  Panmure  place 
Millar,  Samuel,  11  Trinity  cres. 
Millar,  Thomas,  19  Bernard  st. 
Miller,  John,  10  Henderson  pi. 
Miller,  Thomas,  8  Union  street, 

Leith 
Mitchell,  James,  2  Barony  street 
Llitchell,  Eobert,  6  Helen  sti'eet 
MitcheU,  William,  16  Dick  pi. 
Mon-ison,  Matt. ,  2  ]\hilberry  pi. 
Morrison,  Wm.,  11  Melville  ter. 
Mowbray,  T.  R.,  27Coekburn  st. 
Murray,  John,  1  Whitehead  pi. 
Naismith,  William,  8  Cumin  j)l. 
Neal,  P.,  1  Helen  place 
Nixon,   Thomas  P.,   29  Spring 

gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Paisley,  James,  io  N.  Fort  st. 
Parsons,  J.  H.,  14  Melville  ter. 
Paterson,  D. ,  35  Geo.  iv.  bridge 
Paterson,  L.,  28  Bernard  street 
Pearce,  W.   H.,    West  cottage, 

Wardie 
Pettet,  JohnB. ,  14  Gladstone  ter. 
Pettigrew,  Robert,  5  King's  pi. 
Pike,  R.,  9  Arthur  street,  Leith 

walk 
Porteous,  J.  R. ,  24  Clerk  street 
Pringle,  Thomas,  14  Gladstone 

terrace 
Ramage,  John  S. ,  4  Panmure  pi. 
Reid,  Ajchd.,  4  Brown's  place 
Reid,  John,  2  Maryfield  place 
Rennie,  James,  9  Henry  street 
Ritchie,  Alex.,  63  S.  Clerk  st. 
Kitchie,  Thos.,  8  W.  Adam  st. 
Robertson,    James,    65    Thistle 

street 
Scott,  Richard,  47  Geo.  iv.  br. 
Scott,  Thomas,  7  Svlvan  place 
Shand,  W.  R.,  16  Manor  place 
Sharp,  William,  6  Helen  street 
-  Short,  David,  1  East  Adam  st. 
Skinner,  Robert,  8  Union  street, 

Leith 
Smith,  David,  7  Livingstone  pi. 


EDINBURGH  AND  I>EITH 


TRU 


Smith,  James,  99  Broughton  st. 
Smith,  Peter,  10  Gillespie  cres. 
Stark,  Jolin,  72  Gt.  Junction  st. 
Stephen,  George,  15  Madeira  st. 
Stewart,  Peter,  15  Barony  street 
Stewart,  Robert,  12  Atholl  place 
Stewart,  Thomas,  9  ilelville  ter. 
Stewart,  Wm.,  8  Aloutague  st. 
Stobie,  Walter,  5  So.  Clerk  st. 
Syme,  James,  1  Hanover  sti-eet 
Taylor,   John,   3  Union  street, 

Leith 
Temple,  John,  4  Brown's  place 
Thomson,  George,  14  Seton  pi. 
Thomson,   William,    36    Whit- 
field place 
Tod,  Jas.  R.,  30  Hillhousefield 
Trotter,   William,  West  lodge, 

Donaldson's  hospital 
Vallance,   James,    Lovers    loan 

cottage,  Carlung  place 
Wallace,  Robert,  2  E.  Broughton 

place 
Wares,  Alex. ,  4  Rankeillor  st. 
Watson,  John,  13  Salisbuiy  st. 
Watson,   Joseph,    29   Lauriston 

gardens 
Weddel,  Wm.,  3  Meadow  place 
Whitelaw,  James,  3  Hugh  Miller 

place 
Whjrte,  John,  Verbena  cottage, 

Scieunes  hili 
Wigley,  John,  24  E.  Preston  st. 
Williamson,  Andi'ew,  39  "WTiit- 

field  place 
Williamson,  David,  8  Kirk  st. 
Wilson,    James   R.,    Yiewbank 

villa,  Yie'wforth 
Wilson,  John,  8  BeU  place 
Wilson,  William,  9  Shi-ub  place 
Winter,  John  H.,   10  Lochend 

road 
Young,  Henry  D.,  12  Gladstone 

terrace 


Trimming  and  Fancy 
Warehouses. 

Adamson,   R.  W.,   55  Tolbooth 

wynd 
Anderson,  Mrs,  54  Kirkgate 
Arnott,  J.,  k  Co.,  129  Kirkgate 
Arnott,  Mrs  J.,  1  Jamaica  street 
Baird,  ]\Irs,  24  William  street 
Blackie,  Mrs,  65  South  Back  of 

Canongate 
Blaiu,  iirs,  3  North  Pitt  street 
Caldwell  &  Co.,  313  High  street 
Caldwell,  D.,  37  and  39  Leith  st. 
Cleghorn,  Miss,  66  George  street 
Conquer,  A.  k  J.,  65  Kirkgate 
Cormack,  Mrs,  10  Bangor  road 
Craig,  WiUiam,  4a  Tennent  st. 
Crawford,  Da\dd,  80  Nicolson  st. 
Currie,  Miss,  52  Lauriston  place 
Dickson,  AY.  &  J.,  5  Great  Junc- 
tion street 


Drummond    &     Dickson,     134 

Princes  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  J.,  3a  Cobm-g  st. 
Ferguson,  Miss  J.,  42  Couper  st. 
Foreman,  Mrs  C,  37  London  st. 
Forrest,  M.  B.,  21  Hanover  st. 
Gallagher,  Mrs,  3lA  Scotland  st. 
Gully,  Mrs  J.  S.,  5  Grange  road 
Henderson,  C. ,  5  Greenside  pi. 
Hutton,  Mi's  H.,  35  Dundas  st. 
Jockel,  C,  118  George  street 
Knox,  Samuel,  k  Dickson,  18, 

15,  and  17  Hanover  street,  and 

42  Rose  street 
Low,  Misses,  1  Elder  street 
Lowden  &  Rowe,  18  Hill  place 
Mackenzie,  M.,  2  Leitli  mount 
Mackerracher,  Miss  I.,   12b   St 

Andrew  square 
Mason,  Mrs,  9  Kirkgate 
Matheson,  Mrs  J.  A.,  7  Dublin 

street 
Mercer,  WiUiam,  11  Union  pi. 
Mitchell,  James,  43  Giles  street 
ilonteath,  Wm.,  9  Breadalbane 

street 
Ralston,  S.,  42  Kirkgate 
Ritchie,  S.  k  A.,  37  Hanover  st. 
Robertson,  W.,  &  Co.,  27  South 

bridge 
Robson,  Mrs,  137  Rose  street 
Scott,  Miss  A.,  38  Couper  street 
Sim,  AYiUiam,  72  George  street 
Sim,  Misses  A.  &  J.,  53  George 

street 
Stevenson,  A.,  53  and  54  South 

bridge 
Stevenson,   Thomas,  76  and  77 

Princes  street 
Stoddart,  J.,  1  and  2  South  br. 
Strachan,    iliss,   31    Brougham 

street 
Sutherland,  A.,  13  Niddrv  st. 
Tait,  Y'iUiam,  13  South  bridge 
Thorn,  ilrs,  3  Canonmills  bridge 
Thomson  k  Co. ,  4  Mulberiy  pi. 
AVallace  &  Brown,  Misses,   132 

George  street 

Trunk  and  Portmanteau 
Makers. 

Boswell,  Alex.,  jun. ,  8a  Hanover 
street.     See  Adv. 

Boswell,  A.,  8  Hanover  .street 

Bruce  &  Son,  51  Hanover  street 

Bruce,  R.,  33  St  Patrick  square 

Cliisholm,  John,  65  Lothian  rd. 

Cleghorn,  M.,  5  South  St  An- 
drew street 

Couston,  Miss  J.  A.,  8  GiUespie 
place 

Gumming,  Thomas,  &  Son,  2 
Cockburn  street 

Forrest,  James,  69  George  st. 

Irving  Brothers,  80a  Princes  st. 
See  Adv. 

M 'Donald,  Angus,  42  Grass- 
market 


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MacGregor,  Mai.,  2  George  st. 
Qiiiglev,  Patrick,  18  Blair  street 
Eussell,  Thomas,  10  N.  Bank  st. 
"VValker,  Alex.,  97  Princes  sti-eet 

Turners. 

Burgess,  John,  6  Carruhber's  cl. 

Clark,  Martin,  Silvennills 

Cribbes,  Jas. ,  22  Greenside  pi. 

Go^v,  AYilliam,  101  High  street 
and  2  Blackfriars  street 

Henderson,  Peter,  k  Son,  97 
"VTest  bow 

Hutcheon,  Jas.,  11  Macdowallst. 

Jamieson,  Alex.,  11  ISTicolson  sq. 

Leitch,  John,  G3  Grove  street 

Lonnie,  Wm.,  14  Cowan's  close 

M 'Arthur,  Jas.,  106  Canongate 

Eanisay,  Geo.,  34  Lauriston  st. 

Roberts,  Eobert,  Dairy  road 

Simpson,  P.,  26  Pleasance 

Spinks,  Charles,  24  Kirkgate 
and  27  Coatfield  lane 

Stephenson,  Wm.,  166  Eose  st. 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  54  Candle- 
maker  row 

Sword,  Thomas,  51  Mddry  st. 

Thorbum,  Jas. ,  1  Eankeillor  st. 

Watt,  Geo.,  1  Physic  gardens 

Typefounders. 

Marr,  James,  &  Co.,  27  and  29 

New  street 
Miller  &  Eichard,  65  Nicolson  st. 

Umbrella  Markers. 

Barclay,  Wm.,  69  Crosscanseway 
Burge,  "Wm.,  10  North  bridge 
Gibb,  Alex.,  28  George  street 
Gibb,  E.  W.,  43  South  bridge 
Kerr,    Mrs  J.   B.,  47  Tolbooth 

W^'ud 

Leitch,  John,  14  Victoria  street 
M'Call,  James,  28  Potterrow 
M'Kay,  John,  90  South  bridge 
Eobertson,  Jas.,  32  Leith  street, 

35    Nicolson    street,    and    3 

Bread  street 
Sleep,  ili-s  M.  A.,  3  Charles  st. 
Smith,  John,  38  North  bridge 
Smith,  John,  78  Princes  street 
Taylor,  D.,  7  Union  place  and 

63  Nicolson  street 
Young,  J.,  21  Howe  street 

Undertakers. 

See  also  Wrights. 

Boyd,  John,  2  York  place 
Brooks,  Andrew,  27  Bread  st. 
Brown,  W.  S. ,  Broughton  mkt 
Chalmers  &  Scott,  21  South  St 

Andrew  street.     See  Adv. 
Congleton,  Eobert,  &  Son,  32b 

Tolbooth  wynd 
Croall,  John,  &  Sons,  Eoyal  Cale- 
donian Bazaar,  22  and  24  Green- 


side  place,  8  Nicolson  st.,  and 
45  Constitution  st.    See  Adv. 

Ellis,  Thomas,  21  and  23  George 
IV.  bridge 

Gav,  John,  14  Tobago  street. 
See^rfr. 

GHchrist,  H.,  &  Co.,  70  Nicol- 
son sti'eet 

Hislop,  Wm. ,  55  Frederick  st. 

Keddie,  T.,  IS  Charlotte  place 

Laing,  George,  17  West  Nicolson 
street  and  70  Potterrow 

M'Kichan,  D.,  &  Co.,  3  Infir- 
mary street.     See  Adv. 

Moir,  P.,  &  Co.,  10  and  11  St 
James'  place.     See  Adv. 

Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  2  Hope  st. 

Nicholson,  D.,  &  Sou,  6  and  8 
High  sti-eet.     See  Adv. 

Paulin,  G.,  32  and  42  Jamaica 
st.  and  14  St  Anthony  place. 
See  Adv. 

Peti'ie,  Ga-^in,  122  West  port 

Eeid,  William,  &  Sons,  58  Cock- 
burn  street 

Eobertson,  David,  16  Lothian 
road.     See  Adv. 

Scott,  J.  &  T.,  10  George  street 

Whytock,  Eichd.,  &;  Co.,  9  and 
11  George  street.     See  Adv. 

Upholsterers. 

See  Cabinetmakers. 

Valuators. 

See  Auctioneers. 

Varnish  Makers. 

See  Colour  Manufacturers. 

Velocipede  Maker. 

Munro,  A.,  Broughton  market. 
See  Adv. 

Venetian  Blind  Makers. 

Brj'den,  J.,  &  Sons,  16  Frederick 

street 
Bryden,  W.,  &  Son,  55  George 

street 
Bryden,  Adam,  Hamilton  place 
Clark,  J.  J. ,  Gayfield  square  lane 
Dawson,  John,  St  Stephen  street 
Douglas,  A.,  &  Son,  20  and  22 

Greenside  place.     See  Adv. 
Laidlaw,  E;,  &  Son,  Simon  sq. 
Laidlaw,  A.,  7a  Grange  road 
Laing,  George,  17  West  Nicol- 
son street  and  70  Potterrow. 

See  Adv. 
Napier,  Eobert,  22  Greenside  pi. 
Eathie,  Eobert,  59  Causcwayside 
Eoss,  John,  &  Son,  29  Leven  st. 
Eoss,  Eonald,  12  Bread  street 
Scott,  William,  &  Son,  16S  Eose 

street,  lane 
Taylor,  John,  &  Son,  109  and  110 

Princes  street 


Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Aitken,  J.,  144  Causcwayside 

Baird,  C.  C,  6  and  7  St  James' 
place 

Brandford,  W.  C,  10  Clyde  st. 

Cumming,  Wm.,  81  Lothian  rd. 

Gamgee,  Joseph,  27  Alva  street 

Grey  &  Son,  31  Pleasance  and 
119  Eose  street 

M'Calliun,  Alex.  Inglis,  5  Grass- 
market 

Pollock,  P.,  &  Son,  83  Eose  st. 

Eomanis,  Chas.  S.,  28Coburgst. 

Eutherford,  E. ,  7  Spittal  street 

Scrymgeour,  James,  129  Eose  st. 

Seton,  Henry,  Eoyal  Eiding 
Acadenij',  West  Tollcross 

Victual  Dealers  and  Pro- 
vision Merchants. 

Aitken  &  Wright,  Q6  Constitu- 
tion street. 
Aitkeu,  Samuel,  5  Tollcross 
Aitken,  Thomson,  17  Kirkgate 
Aitken,  Wm. ,  6  Melville  place 
Alexander,  G.,  9  St  Patrick  st. 
Anderson  &  Duncan,  19  Quality 

street 
Archer,    John,   135b   Fountain- 
bridge 
Armour,  Mrs,  135  Canongate 
Ballingall,  D.,  37  Kirkgate 
Ballingall,  Miss  A.,  71  Kirkgate 
Batchelor,  Jas.,  108  Canongate 
Bigger  &  Dorman,  32  Bernard 

street 
Blackie,    Alexander,    19    South 

St  James'  street 
Bone,  William,  219  Canongate 
Borth\vick,  John,  4  Canonmills 

bridge 
Bourhill,  Mrs,  5  Young  street 
Brodie,  Mrs,  5  Admiralty  street 
Brown,    Adam,     39    St     Mary 

street 
Brown,  W.,  41  London  street 
Brown,  William,  138  Eose  street 
Bruce,  D.,  131  High  street 
Buist,  John,  1  Canning  place 
Bm-n,  G.,  &  Son,  164  High  st. 
Burnett,  Andrew,  152  Cowgate 
Campbell,  W.,  26  Greenside  st. 
Charters,  John,  22  Frederick  st. 
Christie,  George,  11  Abbey  hill 
Clark,  Mrs,  125  St  Leonard  st. 
Clazie,  Chas. ,  North  Jmiction  st. 
Cormack,  Miss  M.,  2  Northum- 
berland street 
Coullie,  John,  37  Bridge  street 
Cullen,  M.,  194  Cowgate 
Cummings,  Samuel,  297  Cowgate    ' 
Cunningham,  Mrs,   7  South  St 

James'  street      , 
Davidson,  Chas. ,  3  Market  place 
Dickison,  G.,  66  West  Fountain- 
bridge 
Dickson,  Adam,  38  Bristo  street 


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Dickson,  Wni.,  42  Leven  street 
Douglas,  James,  2  Castle  barns 
Douglas,  John,  4  Calton  street 
Douglas,  Thos.,  98  and  99  Main 

street 
Dowie,  P.,  38  Mitchell  street 
Drummond,  A.,   163  Causeway- 
side 
Dykes,  Richard,  3  Orchardfield 
Edgar,  Robert,  23  Howe  street 
Edinburgh    Co-operative    Store, 

20  Richmond  place 
Eggers,  J.,  &  Co.,  25  Dock  st. 
Elder,  Andrew,  52  Pitt  street 
Elliot,  Thomas,  37  Cowgate 
Evans,  Mrs,  36  Yardheads 
Farmer,  Alex.,  147  High  street 
Forbes,  William,  52  Shore 
Fraser,  Miss  M. ,  3  Huntly  street 
George,  J.,  18  High  street 
Gilray,  J.,  78  South  Clerk  street 
Girdwood,  David,  10  Deanhaugh 

Graham,  T.,  27  Sheriff  brae 
Gray,  A.,  253  Canongate 
Guthrie,  Thos.,  40  Giles  street 
Hannah,  William,  15a  Frederick 

street 
Hay,  John,  88  Grassmarket 
Henderson,  A.  &  J.,  79  Nicolson 

street 
Henderson,  James,  I  Forbes  st. 
Henderson,  Miss,  33  AVilliam  st. 
Hook,  A.,  9  Greenside  row 
Howison,  John,  26  Grassmarket 
Inglis,  Thomas,  38  Lothian  st. 
Jardine,   Robert,  8  Catherine  st. 
Johnston,  Peter,  32  Sandport  st. 
Johnston,  Robert,  10  Calton  st. 
Johnston,  R.,  51  Hanover  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  W.,  19  Howe  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  22  Charles  st. 
Johnstone,  A.  &  J.,  91  Canongate 
Johnstone,  R.,  21  Greenside  st. 
Kay,  George,  321  High  street 
Kemp,  James,  79  Clerk  street 
Kerr,  James,  27  Bridge  street 
Kidd,  John,  21  Arthur  street 
Kilpatrick,  Mrs,  173  West  port 
Lamb,  James,  1  Cowan's  close, 

Crosscauseway 
La\vrie  k  Sons,  5  East  Sciennes 

street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  J.,  12  Saunders  st. 
Lawson,  George,  7  Duke  street 
Lawson,  John,  64  Grassmarket 
Lawson,  I\Iark,  25  Fountainbr. 
Lawson,  Mrs,  101  Nicolson  st. 
Learmonth,  Alex.,  54  Bristo  st. 
Leighton,  Joseph,   38  N.  Rich- 
mond street 
Leishma?!,  Richard,  2  Hamilton 

place 
Liddell,  J.,  46  George  iv.  bridge 
Lindsay,  Geo.,  76  Causewaj'side 
Litster,  John,  6  Grassmarket 
Lowrie,  John,  8  Ponton  street 
M 'Donald,  Miss  Jane,  44  Abbey 

hill 


M'Nair,  William,  21  Quality  st. 
M 'Queen,  B.,  23  S.  Richmond  st. 
Marshall,  Thomas,  2  Antigua  st. 
Martin,  Jn.,  20  S.  Richmond  st. 
Martin,  Wm.,  2  Raeburn  place 
Marwick,  W.,  63  Clerk  street 
Mason,  Mrs  J.,  3  St  Mary's  street 
Masterton,  Alex.,  84  Abbey  hill 
Meikle,  George,  31  Minto  street 
Meikle,  Mrs,  146  Causewayside 
Miller,   Geo.,  jun.,   2   Salisbury 

terrace 
Moar,  M.,  1  Admiralty  street 
Morris,  Andrew,  53  Pleasance 
Mossman  &  Watson,   16  Grass- 
market 
Muir,  John,  16  Buccleuch  street 
Murdoch,  John,  45  Lothian  rd. 
Murray,  A.,  7  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Murray,  Mrs  H.,  55  Canongate 
Nelson,  James,  18  Kirkgate 
Noble,  Alexander,  73  Canongate 
Ogg,  Mrs,  114  Rose  street 
Pairman  Brothers,  87  Potterrow 
Palmer,  D.,  9  Grassmarket 
Paterson,  iirs  John,  9  MacdowaU 

street 
Peacock,  R.,  13  West  Maitland 

street 
Pollock,  Js.,  65  and  67  Brough- 

ton  street 
Porteous,  Mrs  A. ,  1 4  Merchiston 

terrace 
Purdie,  John,  200  Pleasance 
Purves,  A.,  52  W.  Richmond  st. 
Rae,  George,  43  Dundas  street 
Rae,  James,  2  West  park  terrace 
Ramsay,  Thos.,  50  Grassmarket 
Ranken,  Jane,  24  Carnegie  st. 
Reid,  Mrs  Ann,  1a  Bedford  st. 
Reoch,  D.,  20  Union  place 
Richardson,     Francis,    &     Co., 

Grassmarket 
Ritchie,  Cosmo,  25  Leven  sti'eet 
Rodden,  Francis,  9  St  Mary  st. 
Rutherford,   Robert,   3a  Drum- 
mond street 
Rutherford,  William,  94  Cross- 
causeway 
Scott,  Thomas,  10  Glover  street 
Seton,  A.  C,  16  Cowgate 
Shalvy,  Thomas,  309  Cowgate 
Sinton,  J.  T.,  27  Greenside  st. 
Smith,  James,  1  Queen's  place 
Sounness,  Robert,  188  Pleasance 
Souter,  John,  6  Catherine  street 
Stewart,  John,  30  Cowgate 
Stobie,  W.,  68  St  Leonard  street 
Stockman,  AVilliam  J.,  6  and  7 

Timber  bush 
Stoddart,   D.,   20  Storrie's  alley 

and  11  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Strachan,  John,  6  St  Leonard's 

lane 
Sutter,   John,  107  South  Back 

Canongate 
Tait,  Jas.,  84  S.  B.  Canongate 
Taylor,  Jas.,  John's  lane,  Leith 


Temple,  James,  2  Union  place 
Temple,  Thomas,  245  High  st. 

and  55  Potterrow 
Thomson,  R.  L. ,  North  Junction 

street 
Todd,  John,  49  Arthur  street 
Tombs,  Richard,  115  A  Cowgate 
Trainer,  John,  30  St  Patrick  sq^. 
Turner,  Peter,  18  Clerk  .street 
Tweedclale,  James,  27a  Pitt  st. 
Tweedie,  Andrew,  14  Brunswick 

street 
Underwood,  E.,  19  High  street 
Veitch,  Robert,  2  Buccleuch  st. 
Walker,   David,  12  North-west 

Circus  place 
Walker,  Mrs,  61  Potterrow 
AVarrick,    Mrs  J.,   20  Portland 

place,  Leith 
AVaugh,  G.,  110  Nicolson  sti-eet 

and  34  Hanover  sti'eet 
Weir,  R.,  206  Cowgate 
AVemyss,  Jame.s,  14  Scotland  st. 
A¥eston,  Thomas,  75  Kirkgate 
AVhite,  A.,  39  Dundas  street 
AA'hite,  AA^'illiam,  Cowan's  close, 

Crosscauseway 
Williamson,    Mrs  William,    64 

Crosscauseway 
Wilson,  James,  59  Nicolson  st. 
AVood,  Joseph,  5  Baltic  street 
AVood,  Robert,  31  Water  lane 
AVright,   Thomas,    23    Carnegie 

street 


Vinegar  Makers, 

Campbell,  A. ,  Gilmore  park 
Gorham,   A.   K.,   53  Canongate 
and  North  Back  of  Canongate 
Maccallum,  Jas.,  36b  Potterrow 


Waiters. 

Archibald,  James,  8  Forres  st. 
Ayling,  Stephen,  38  India  place 
Bain,  Kenneth,  5  M'Neil  street 
Belli.  Stefano,  2  AVilliam  street 
Brittan,  James,  11  Grindlay  st. 
Buchanan,  J.,  16  Drumdryan  st. 
Campbell,  H.,  16  Castle  street 
Flemington,  James,  140  Rose  st. 
Greig,  AVr.,  6  Breadalbane  ter. 
Hetherton,  AA'ni.,  174  Rose  st. 
Lloyd,  H.,  20  Elder  street 
Naismith,  Alexander,   38  Cum- 
berland street 
Preshaw,  John,  168  Rose  street 
Robertson,  Robt. ,  1  Hamilton  pL 
Rutter,  Joseph,  40  Charlotte  sq. 
Sanderson,  Mic,  130  Princes  st. 
Sutherland,  Arch.,  35  Lidia  pi. 
AVright,  John,  5  Kerr  street 


Watchmakers. 

See  Clock  and  Watch  Makers. 


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Watch  Material 
Dealers. 

Greiner,  Bros.,  80  Soiitli  bridge 
Sleek,  David,  51  North  bridge 
Paterson,  Jolm,  150  Higli  street 
Paissell,    Thomas,    &    Co.,    16 
George  iv.  bridge 


Waterproof  Manu- 
facturers. 

See  I)}dia  Rubber  Warehouses 


Moffat,  A.,  36  Earl  Grey  street   iCockburn  k  Co.,  127  Constitu- 

Penman,  A.,  16  Drummond  st.  I     tiou  street 

Potts,    W.  &   H.,   Port  Hope-  ICockburu,   J.,   k  CampbeU,   32 

toiiu  j     St  Andrew  square 

Robertson,  William,  &  Co.,  27|Cockburn,  J.  &  G.,  135  Princes 

South  bridge  |     street  and  21  Castle  street 

Schultze,  A.,  &Son,  37  Commer-jCockburn,  J.  F.,  20  North-west 

cial  street  Circus  place 

Taylor,  W.,  4  Elm  row  Cockburn,    P.,    11    St  Andrew 

TurnbuU  k  Kay,  Gaj-field  square      square 
Valentine,     John,    &    Co. ,    4a  Condamine  &  Co. ,  4  Duke  sti-eet, 

North  bridge  Leith 

White,     John,     10     Frederick  Continental  Wine  Vaults,  2  India 

street  1     buildings 

Wight  &  Scott,  36  Elbe  street     iCouston,    Thomson,    &  Co.,    17 
Williamson,  James,  &  Co.,   178       Quality  street 


Wax  Chandlers. 

Waterston,  George,    &  Son, 
Hanover  street 


56 


Wax  Flower  and  Fruit 
Maker  &  Modeller. 

Mackay,  Mrs,  3  ToUcross 

Whip  &  Thong  Makers. 

Leggat,  G.  &  J. ,  4  Brown  square. 
See  Adv. 

M'Pherson,  Mrs  A.,  22  Had- 
dington place 

Whiting  Manufacturers. 

Lundy,  John  J.,  &  Co.,  20  Elbe 

str66t 
MiUar,  W. ,  &  Co. ,  24  Sheriff  brae 

Wholesale  and  Commis- 
sion Warehousemen. 

Alexander,  J.  G.,  19  Bristo  st. 

Campbell,  J.  &  W.,  k  Co.,  5-1 
North  bridge 

Cooper,  Thomas,  k  Co.,  18  Mar- 
ket street 

Cowieson,  P. ,  39a  Lothian  sti-eet, 
and  1,  3,  5,  and  7  Brighton  st. 

Craig  Brothers  k  Co.,  11  South 
bridge 

Crawford,  J.,  50  South  bridge 

Hardie,  John  AV.  &  B.,  18  Green- 
side  place 

Houlden  Brothers,  9,  11,  37, 
and  39  Nicolson  street 

Hyam,  D.,  k  Co.,  48  North 
bridge 

Kerr  &  Anderson,  26  Greenside 
place 

Linklater  &  Co. ,  52  Princes  st 
See  Adv. 

M'Evoy,  Patrick,  51  N.  bridge 

M'Laren,  W.,  Sons,  &  Co,  60 
North  bridge 

Mather,  John,  k  Son,  11  Leith 
street  teiTace 

2F 


High  street 
Wyllie,  George,  2  North  bridge 

Window-Ticket 
Writers. 

Aikman,  J.  B. ,  8  Queen's  place 
Duffy,     Peter    J.,     265     High 

street 
Smith  &  Bro\^-n,  40  North  Back 

of  Canongate 
Veni,  LIrs,  227  High  street 
Walker,  Alex.,  10  Leith  street 

terrace 


*Crabbie,  J.,  k  Co.,  58  Great 
Junction  street 

Crighton,  James,  1  Kerr  street 

Cumming,  Jas.,  7  Gras.smarket 

Cuningham  &  Co.,  17  Clyde  st. 

Douglas  &  Mason,  96  George 
street 

Dymock  &  Guthrie,  16  Nicolson 
street 

Forbes,  Peter,  k  Co.,  7  George 
street 

Ford,  William,  &  Sons,  93  Con- 
stitution street 

Gilbey,  AV.  &  A.,  7  and  8  Clifton 
terrace 

Glen,  John,  15  Graham  street 

*Gray,  J.,  k  Son,  19  Lothian 
street 

Greger,  Max.,  16  St  Andrew  st. 

Hardie,  J.  k  W.  B.,  18  Green- 
side  place 

Hastie,  AVm.,  &  Co.,  1  and  5 
East  Preston  street 

Haswell,  James,  30  Greenside 
street 

Henderson  k  Turnbull,  53  Ber- 
nard street 

Hill,  Thomson,  k  Co.,  45  Fre- 
derick street 

Horsburgh  k  Forman,  9  Bernard 
street 

Hunter  &  Glover,  3  North  St 
Andrew  street 

Hutchison  k  Co.,  11  Bernard 
street 

Innes  &  Grieve,  11  St  Andrew 
square 

Jamieson,  Peter,  6  Nicolson  sq. 

Jamieson,  R.,  147  Princes  street 

Jenkinson,  W.  &  J.,  80,  81, 
and  82  St  Andrew  st. ,  Leith 

Johnston,  Thos.,  1  Princes  st., 
67  N.  bridge,  and  19  Hanover 

Jones,  R.  M.,  k  Co.,  48  Consti- 
tution street 
Kay  &  Co. ,  39  Jamaica  street 
George  [  Keegan,  T.,  1  North  St  David 
street 


Wine  &  Spirit  Merchts. 

See  also  Grocers  and  Spirit 

Dealers. 

Harked  *  aj-e  also  Rectifiers. 

Allan  k  Gavin,  25  Sheriff  brae 
Alexander,    A.    k    J.,    Quality 

coiirt 
Anderson,    J.    C,    28    and    30 

Victoria  street.     See  Adv. 
Anderson,  J.  T.,  7  Prince  Con- 
sort place 
BaUlie,  Walter,  k  Son,  6  Foxe's 

lane 
Balfour  &  Co.,  14  George  street 
Bell,  Rannie,  k  Co.,  173  Consti- 
tution street 
Bell,  James,  k  Co.,  50  Bernard 

street 
Bertram,    John   A.,    k    Co.,    7 

Quality  street 
Bryce,    John,    44   Hanover   st. 

See  Adv. 
Buchan  &  Johnston,  12  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Bulloch,  Lade,  k  Co.,  8  Union 

street 
Carstairs  &  Robertson,  99  Kirk 

gate  and  111  Giles  street 
Carter,  N. ,  47  Hanover  street 
Cathcart,  Jas.,  Ferguson,  &  Co. 

90  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Christie   k    Smith,    23 

street 
Christie,    Robert,    53    Hanoverj  Kerr,  Hatton,  &  Co.,  St  Anthony 

street  court 

Clark,    Charles   S.,  &   Co.,    151  Lindesay,    James,    &    Son,    33 
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Low,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  37  Giles 
street 

Macbetli,  Wm.,  20  Picardy  pi. 

*Mackie,  N.  M.,  &  Co.,  17  As- 
sembly street 

Mackinlay,  C,  &  Co.,  87  Consti- 
tution street 

M'Laren,  D.  &  G.,  15  St  Andi-ew 
street,  Leitli 

*Marsball,  J.,  &  Sons,  39  Potter- 
row 

Morrison  &  Lawson,  26  Quality 
street 

Muirhead,  C,  63  George  street 

Muir,  Wm.  S. ,  1  Hanover  street 

Murray,  G.,  51  Frederick  street 

Nicolson,  D.,  &  Son,  37  Ca 
nongate 

"*Petrie,  Philp,  &  Co.,  7  and  8 
Fyfe  place 

Proudfoot,  John,  11  and  12  W 
Newington 

Reid  Bi'others  &  Co.,  75  George 
street 

Reid,  Wm.,  12  Hill  square 

Rhind,  D.  A.,  28  and  29  Quality 
street 

Robb,  Wm.,  145  Princes  street 

Robertson,  D.  &  J.,  44  George 
IV.  bridge 

Russell,  W.  &  J. ,  3  Quality  lane 

Sanderson  &  Lawrie,  20  Han- 
over street.     See  Adv. 

Scott  &  Allan,  3  Kirkgate 

Scott  &  Anderson,  23  Charlotte 
street,  Leith 

Shiels,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  134  and  136 
Constitution  street 

Shiels,  J.  S.,   155  Constitution 

Sidey,  D.  D.,  &  Co.,  65  Princes 
strcGt 

Smith,  David,  &  Co.,  21  Quality 
lane 

Sommerville,  John,  &  Co.,  45, 
46,  and  47  Quality  street 

Stewart,  J.  &  G.,  Ill  and  113 

'  High  street 

Stocks,  David,  &  Co.,  4  Bernard 
street 

Stodart,  Hunter,  &  Co.,  123  Con- 
stitution street 

Swinton,  T.,  17  Queen  street 

Sword,  Walter  B.,  13  Elder  st. 

Thomson,  Lauder,  &  Co.,  29  St 
Andrew  street,  Leith 

"Thomson,  D.  J.,  &  Co.,  2,  3, 
and  4  St  Anthony  street  and 
68  Great  Junction  street 

Thomson,  R.  PL,  &  Co.,  130  Con- 
stitution street  and  18  Coat- 
field  lane 

Usher,  A.,  &  Co.,  22,  24,  and 26 
West  Nicolson  street 

Vortue,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  8  Consti- 
tution street 

Warrick  &  Sons,  15  Giles  street 

Wauchopu,  Moodie,  &  Hope,  14 
Constitution  street 


Weir,   R.   M.,  RoUand,  &  Co., 

129  George  street 
Wilson,  Peter,  &  Co.,  9  Waterloo 

place 

Wine  Shippers. 

Kopke,  C.  N.,  &  Co.,  Oporto  ; 
Gauticr  Freres,  Cognac  ;  Wm. 
Muir,  1  Hanover  street,  agent 

Wire  cloth,  Wirenetting, 
&  Fence  Manufacturers, 

Bain,  Young,  &  Co.,  27  and  29 

Crosscauseway 
Gibson  &  Tait,  Bainfield,  Foun- 

tainbridge 
M'Farlane,  R.,   &  Son,   Stead's 

place 
Mackay     &     Fairbairn,     West 

Sciennes.     See  Adv. 
Main,  A.  &  J.,  &  Co.,  15  George 

IV.  bridge 
Peddie,     Robert,     &     Co.,     72 

Princes  street.     See  Adv. 
Sinclair,  John,  Shrub  place 
Smith,  J.,  &  Son,  219  High  st. 
Watson,  J.  M.,  &  Co.,  13  Coburg 

street 
Young,     W.    D.,     &    Co.,     12 

George  iv.  bridge 
Young,  Charles,  4  Chapel  street 

Wood  Merchants. 

Those  marked  *  are  Sawmillers. 

*Beattie,  William,  &  Sons,  15 
Fountainbridge  and  4  Frede- 
rick street 

Brown,  M.,  55  and  57  St  Leonard 
street 

Don,  John,  25  Great  Junction 
street 

Duncan,  James,  &  Co.,  12  Baltic 
street 

Edwards,  Henry,  212  Canongate 

Ewart,  John,  Henderson  row 

Farquharson,  John,  5  Jane  st. 

Fergus,  William,  1  Queen's  pi., 
Leith 

*rerguson,  Davidson,  &  Co., 
Leith  sawmills.  Great  Jimc- 
tion  street 

Flint,  Henry,  Torphichen  street 

Hamilton,  T.,  61  St  Leonard  st. 

Hutchinson  Brothers,  Middle 
dock  gate 

Hutchinson  &  Rogers,  18  Great 
Junction  street 

Hutton,  J.,  &  Co.,  Rankeillor 
street 

*Hutton  &  Thomson,  9  Stead's  pi. 

Lyall,  Alex.,  38  Bangor  road 

Martin,  David,  14  Leith  walk 

Millons,  D.  N.,  Torphichen  st. 

*Mitchell,  John,  k  Co.,  Spring- 
field 


Oman,  John,  8  West  End  place 

Park,  R.,  &  Co.,  20  Constitution 
street 

Pentzlin  &  M  'A die.  South  Gray's 
close,  56  High  street 

*Philip,  J.,  41  Great  Junction 
street 

*Port  Hopetoun  sawmills,  %Q 
Fountainbridge 

Robertson,  A. ,  Castle  terrace 

Robertson,  John,  17  Dean  ter. 

Souness,  John,  Wamston  ceme- 
tery road 

Steven,  T.  &  A.,  10  and  12  St 
Leonard  street 

Stewart,  William,  38  Gt.  Junc- 
tion street 

*Swann,  John  R.,  21  Leith  walk 

Thomson,  Mitchell,  &  Co., 
Granton  harbour 

Wool  Brokers  and 
Dealers. 

See  also  Skinners. 

Adam,   Sons,   &  Co,    129,    131, 

and  133  Constitution  street 
Collins,  Henry,  58  Broughton  st. 
Crudelius,  Hii'st,  &  Co.,  7  and  8 

Citadel 
Dowell,  Alex.,  18  George  street 
Girdwood,  Robert,  Tantield 
Reid,  W. ,  Stores,  Granton  &  Leith 
Roberts,  E.  H.,  51  Cockburn  st. 
Russell  k  Ramsden,  62  Great 
Junction  street 

Woollen  Drapers, 

Clothiers,  and  Tailors. 

Tlwse  marked  *  are  Tailors 
only ;  +  are  Woollen  Drapers 
only ;  +  are  Wholesale. 

Adah-,  John,  k  Co.,  33  North 

bridge 

Aimers,  Samuel,  22  Duke  street 
Aitchison,  David,  22  Kirkgate 
Aitchison,  John,  41  Leith  street 
Alexander  &  M'Nab,  81  to  84 

South  bridge 
Alexander,  C,  1  Simon  square 
Alexander,  J.,  50  Clerk  street 
"'Alexander,    John,    7    Criehton 

street 
*Allan,    James,    5    Drunnnond 

street 
Allan,  John,  25  George  st.     See 

Adv. 
Alston,  G.,  40  Hanover  street 
Anderson,   William,   &   Son,   15 

George  street.     See  Adv. 
*Anderson,    Alex.,    47    London 

street 
Anderson,  James,  6  E.  Register 

street 
Anderson,  James,  1  West  Nicol- 
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Anderson,  John,    35   Cockburn 

street 
Anderson,  John,  154  Canongate 
*Anderson,  P. ,  21  Lothian  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  27  St  Patrick 

square 
Arnott,  Aw.,  7  Wright's  houses 
Atkinson,  Isaac,   &   Co.,  12  St 

Andrew  square 
Ayer,  James,  &  Son,  18  Cathe- 
rine street 
Baillie,  Mrs  M.,  oi  Broughton 

street 
Banks,  James,  5  Clerk  street 
JBarclay,  G. ,  7  Hunter  square 
Bai-ker  &  Forbes,  32  S.  bridge 
Beddie,  George,  104  High  street 
Beveridge,  John,  8  Noi-th  bridge 
BiiTell,  George,  3  Catherine  st. 
Black,  ^y.  &  J.,  13  Commercial 

street 
Blaii",  Robert,  369  High  street 
Bolan,  Thomas,  19  St  Mary  st. 
Bone,  J.,  86  South  bridge 
Boyle,  James,  Orchardfield 
*Braidwood,  James,  12a  North- 
west Circus  place 
Braithwaite,  John,  369  High  st. 
Brenner,  Wilhelm,  13  St  James' 

square 
B^o^vn  Brothers,  56  North  bridge 
BrouTi  &  Sou,  15  London  row 
*Brown,  A.,  59  Thistle  sti-eet 
*Bruce,    Michael,   54   St   Marj' 

street 
*Bnmton,     James,    &   Son,    15 

Nicolson  square 
*Biu'nett,  Geo.,  182  Rose  street 
Bm-ns  &  Bell,  13  Bank  street 
Caird,  Andrew,  2  Anne  place 
Campbell,  Daniel,  128  Nicolson 

street 
Campbell,    Mrs   William  J.,   6 

Barony  street 
Cathie,  N.,  51  George  i v.  bridge 
*Chalmers,  William,  35  Bristo 

street 
*Chamberlain,  G.  A.,  132  Rose 

street 
Chisholm,  James,  20  S.  College 

street 
Christie  &  Kilpatrick,  104  South 

bridge.     See  Adv. 
Christie  &  Son,  16  George  street 
Clapperton,  J.,  &  Co.,  371  High 

street 
Clow,  William,  104  George  st. 
Cochrane,  Wm. ,  48  Kirkgate 
Combe,  M.,  13  North  bridge 
Cook,  James,  61  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Copland,    R.    T.,    37   Frederick 

street 
Corr,  Hugh,  5  Sowersby  place 
Cownie  &  Sons,  63  South  bridge 
Cownie,    James    G.,    39    South 

bridge 
Cownie,    William,    5    Nicolson 

street  and  46  South  bridge 


jCraig  Brothers  &  Co.,  11  So. 

bridge 
Craig,  James.  87  South  bridge 
Crease,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  43  Cock- 
burn  street 
Darling,  Wm.,  &  Son,  22  Rose 

street 
Davidson,  David,  44  Abbey  hill 
*Da\'ison,  J.,  6  Roxburgh  place 
Devine,  Jas.,  299  and  301  Cow- 
gate.     See  AdiK 
*Dick,   Thomas,   3a  Claremont 

place 
Donaldson,  W.,  &  Co.,  10  South 

bridge 
Douglas,  Thomas,  9,  11,  and  15 

West  Register  street 
*Drever,  David,  10  Calton  hill 
Drummond,    Peter,   13  and   29 

Leith  street 
Dudgeon,  Robert,  &  Co.,  9  South 

bridge.     See  Adv. 
Duncan,  Samuel,  ]  66  High  st. 
*Duncan,  William,  257  and  259 

Cowgate 
Dunnet,  George,  1  Lewis  terrace 
Edington,  Alexander,  32  Bmns- 

■\vick  street 
Eunson  &  Garrick,  43  Kirkgate 
Fair,  D.  H.,  21  Grassmarket 
Ferguson,    John,    47    St  Mary 

street 
Ferguson,  John,  27  South  bridge 
Finlaj'son,    Daniel,   &   Son,    21 

George  street 
*Finnigan,   Peter,  20  Lauriston 

street 
*Fitziiatrick,  J.,  262  Cowgate 
Flett,  George,  18  Sandport  st. 
Forrest,  George,  19  Brougham  st. 
Forsyth,  J.  S.,  65  Cockbui-n  st. 
Forsyth,  Robert,  41  Bristo  st. 
Fowler,  James,  80  George  street 
Eraser,  A.,  14  Athole  terrace 
Eraser,  Thomas,  159  Foimtain- 

bridge 
Garden,  Hugh,  12  Hill  place 
Garden,  James,  20  North  bridge 
Gardiner,  W.,  138  Nicolson  st. 
Geddes,  James,  21a  Kirkgate 
Gibson,  James,  &  Co.,  106  South 

bridge 
Gibson,  James,  35  Leith  street 
Gibson,  Wm.,  1  Lothian  street 
Gillies  &  Calder,  74,  76,  and  78 

Lauriston  street 
Gillies  &  Kennedy,  75  and  77 

Grassmarket 
Gillies,  Geo.,  12  Brunsmck  st. 
*Gillies,  S. ,  2  Young  street 
Gillon,  Robert,  45  and  47  Bridge 

street,  Leith 
Godfrey,  Thomas,  38  Earl  Grey 

street 
Goodfellow,  A.,  14  Brougham  st. 
Goodsir,  George,  24  South  bridge 
Gow,  Forbes,  429  La^vnmarket 
*Grant,  Daniel,  501  Lawmmarket 
Grant,  John,  23  Do^vnie  place 


Gray,  James,  70a  George  street 
Grieve,  Oliver,  &  Co.,  19  Princes 

street 
Grubb  &  Son,  8  South  St  Andrew 

street 
Gulland,  James,  55  Hanover  st. 
Harper,  Thomas,  8  High  riggs 
Harrison  &  Co.,  36  and  37  North 

bridge 
tHarrison,  George,  &  Co.,  31  N. 

bridge 
Hastie,  James,  68  Grove  street 
Hay,  J.,  &  Co.,  55  North  bridge 
Henderson,  John,  59  S.  bridge 
Hennej^,  Wm.,  21  Leith  street 
Heron,  William,  13  North  br. 
Hillson  &Co.,  8  North  bridge 
Hodge,  G.,  5  S.E.  Circus  place 
Hogg  &  Dunn,  10  Craigside  pi. 
*Hogg,  David,  3  Salisbury  street 
Holtum  &  Welsh,  6  George  st. 
Horsburgh,  Andw.,  36  Home  st. 
Hoy,  Alex.,  &  Son,  6  S.  College 

street 
Hunt,  George,  39  South  bridge 
Hunter  &  M 'Donald,  94,  96,  98 

South  bridge,  and  1  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Hj'am,  B.,  124  High  street 
Hynde,   T.,   &  Co.,    13   Union 

place.     See  Adv. 
Inglis,  J. ,  8  Spittal  street 
*Irons,  D.,  64  South  Clerk  st. 
Jack,  James,  24  Lothian  street 
Jamieson,  J.  &  D.,  4  Nicolson  st. 
*Jamieson,  A.,  2  High  Market 

street 
Jamieson,  John,  27  St  ]\Iary  st. 
Jeffrej^  Wm.,  43  Tolbooth  wynd 
Johnstone,  Hugh,  &  Co.,  57  N. 

bridge 
Keddie,  Wm.,  15  St  Anthony  pi. 
Kellock,  A.,  &  Co.,  39  and  40 

South  bridge 
Ker,  Alex.,  30  Nicolson  street 
Kerr,  S.  B.,  2  North  bridge 
Kilpatrick,  Hugh,  10  Brougham 

street 
*King,  James,  118  Princes  street 
Koerber,  H.,  56  Shore 
*Kyles,  A.,  3  North  Richmond 

street 
Laing,  A.,  27  Sandport  street 
Lamb,  Robert,  41  Qiieensferryst. 
Lauder  &  Hardie,  8  St  Andrew 

square 
*Lawrenson,  L.,  16  Old  Church 

street 
Lidgate,  Alex. ,  29  Niddry  street 
Lind,  A.,  12  Dock  place 
Lindsay,  Alex.,  20  North  bridge 
Livingston,  J.,  10  Nicolson  st. 
*Lock,  Eben.,  9  E.  Sciennes  st. 
Lyle,  George,  121  Kirkgate 
*Lyon,  Walter,  1  East  Adam  st. 
Mabon,  R.,  4  St  Vincent  street 
Macadam,  A. ,  45  Geo.  iv.  bridge 
Macadam,  John  S.,  38  Homest. 
M'Cartney,  H.,  4a  North  bridge 


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M'Clumpha,  John,  22  Pitt  st. 
M'Cuaig,  John,  6  Frederick  st 
M'Diarmid,  J.,  13  North  bridge 
Macdonakl,     Middlemass,     and 

Wood,  31  Hanover  street 
M 'Donald,     J.,     &     Sou,     423 

Lawnmarket.     See  Adv. 
Macdonald,  W. ,  7  Frederick  st. 
*Macfarlane,  John,  17  South  St 

James'  street 
M 'Gibbon,  G.  K,  90  S.  bridge 
M 'Gibbon,  John,  15  S.  College 

street 
*M'Gregor,  Jas.,  2  Montague  st. 
M  'Gregor,  Jn. ,  6  Livingstone  pi. 
M'Intosh,  J.,  &  Son,  25  North 

bridge 
M'lver,   James,   25   and   81    St 

Mary  street 
M'Kay  &  Smith,  28  North  br. 
*M'Kay,  Alex.,  5  Saunders  st. 
tM'Kenzie,  Alexander,  25  North 

bridge 
MacKie,  T.  &  G.,  123  Kirkgate 
*M'Laggan,  D.,  21  Clyde  street 
M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co.,  329  High 

street.     See  Adv. 
Macrae  &  Cameron,  105  George 

sti'eet 
Mair,  George,  2  Nicolson  square 
Mann,  Wm.,  &  Son,  39  Frede- 
rick street 
Marshall  &  Aitken,  27  North  br 
Marshall  &  Son,    18  Roxburgh 

street 
*Mason,  Peter,  165  Constitution 

street 
Mather,  James,  3  Nicolson  sq. 
Matheson,   Geo.,   58  Buccleuch 

street 

Mathieson,  Geo. ,  jun. ,  48  Shore 
Meikle,  George,  42  Thistle  st. 
Middlemass,  J.,  &  Co.,  18  South 

bridge.     See  Adv. 
Middleton,  J.,  59  South  bridge 
Millan   &   Co.,  132   George   st. 
Millar,  John,  48  Grindlay  street 
*Miller,  D.,  40  Sandport  street 
Miller,  J.,  15  Catherine  street 
Miller,  Wm.,  62  Charlotte  st., 

Leitli 
Mochrie,  Robt.,  19  and  21  Dun- 
das  street 
*Monro,  John,  3  Grindlay  street 
Morison,  J.   C,  73,  75,  and  77 

Nicolson  street 
*Morris,  John,  429  Lawnmarket 
Morrison,  James,  1  Forth  street 
Mortimer,    John,    &    Co.,    101 

George  street 
Mouat  &  Shearer,  62  North  br. 
Muir,  James,  30  Queensferry  st. 
Muir,    John    G.,    51    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Murray  &  Hogg,  33  George  st. 
MuiTay,  John,  12  Howe  street 
Murray,  W.,  58  Charlotte  street 
Murray,  W.  11.,  20  Brougham  st. 
Napier,  George,  127  Rose  street  ' 


Nightingale,  E.   W.,   19  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Nisbet,  James,  11  Baker's  place 
Ogilvy,  G.  A.,  17  South  bridge 
Oliver,  Walter,  22  William  st. 
Oman,  Nath.,  10  Richmond  ter. 
O'Neill,  John,  18  Nicolson  st. 
Orchardson,    A.,     &    Son,     61 

Queen  street 
Panton  &  Young,  36  South  br. 

See  Adv. 
Paterson,  R. ,  91  South  bridge 
Paterson,  William,  4  Elder  st. 
Peebles,  Wm.,  45  Rose  street 
Pendrigh,  Jas.,  17  Greenside  st. 
*Pratt,  R.,  44  South  bridge 
Pritty,  John,  174  High  street 
Purves,  J.  &  P.,  31  South  bridge 
Purves,  William,  &   Son,  1    St 

Andrew  square 
Rae,  Henry,  8  Spring  gardens 
Ramsay,  John,  28  William  st. 
Ramsay,  W.,  21  Earl  Grey  st. 
Rausch  &  Co.,  8  George  street 
Ready  Cash  Co.,  17  Leith  street 
Reid,  Wm.,  165  Fountainbridge 
Rennie,  John. ,  4  Bristo  port 
fRichardson  &  Brown,  3  Hunter 

square 
Richardson,  John,  10  Nicolson 

street 
Riddle,  John,  63  Noi-th  bridge 
Ritchie,  James,  12  Frederick  st. 
JRobertson,  J.  &  J.,  128  High 

street 
Robertson,  Alex. ,  4  St  Anthony 

place 
Robertson,  D.,  1  Tontines,  Fox 

lane 
Robertson,  D.,  62  Thistle  street 
Robei'tson,    George,    1    Dumbie- 

dykes  place 
Ross  &  Young,  8  Frederick  st. 
Ross,  David,  11  Lothian  street 
Ross,  John,  10  Morningside 
Rowland,  Robert,   4  Melbourne 

place 
Russell,  Robert,  11  Bread  street 
Scott,    A.,   &   Son,   43   and   44 

Sandport  street 
Scott,  Jas.,  58  Fountainbridge 
Scott,  J.  K.,  24a  Earl  Grey  st. 
Simpson,  John,  5  Leggat's  land 
Simpson,  Peter,  8  Downie  place 
tSinclair,  James,  4  Bank  street 
Sinclair,  Robert,  377  High  st. 
Sinclair,  W.,  35  Cockburn  st. 
*Smeall,  Edward,  4  Roseburn 
Smith,  A.,  127  Rose  street 
Smith,  Chas.,  8  Amelia  Ann  pi. 
Smith,  Edw.,  22  St  Mary  street 
Smith,  John,  102  South  bridge. 

See  Adv. 
Smith,  John,  44  Hillhousefield 
Smith,  John,  105  South  bridge 
Smith,  S.,  13  North  bridge 
tSmith,  William,  267  High  st. 
Souter,  William,  16  S.  St  David 

street 


Spence,  J.,  31  South  bridge 
Steele,  Andrew,  25  N.  bridge 
Stewart,  J.  C,  93  South  bridge 
Stewart,  William,  12  Johnston 

terrace 
Stobie,   W.,  &  Son,   17  Green- 
side  street 
Strachan,  G.,  17  S.  Richmond  st. 
*Tait,  J.,  150  High  street 
Taylor  &  TurnbuU,  107  South  br. 
Taylor,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  41  Nicolson 

street 
Taylor,  Geo.,  2  Allan  st..  Ferry 

road 
Thomson  &  Robertson,  63  North 

bridge 
Thomson,  G.,  19  S.  St  James'  st. 
Thomson,  G.,  33  Lothian  road 
Thomson,  R.  V.,  103  South  br. 

See  Aclv. 
Thyne  &  Tait,  37  Lothian  road 
Toner,  Moses,  6  Milne  square 
Tregilgas,  W.  C,  99  Princes  st. 
Trotter,  Robert,  11  Davie  street 
Turnbull  &  Huth,  2  W.   Nicol- 
son street 
Turnbull  &  Wilson,  60  S.  bridge 
Walker,  G.  &  J.,  2  Kirkgate 
Walker,  James,  134  Kirkgate 
Walker,  Robert,  2  Tollcross 
Wallace,  John  G.,  74  Gt.  Junc- 
tion street 
Watson,  H.,  &  Co.,  241  High  st. 
Watson,  E.  P.,  61  Lothian  road 
Watson,  James,  72  Grove  sti-eet 
*Watson,  John,  22  Duncan  st. 
Watson,  T. ,  30  St  James'  square 
Watson,  Wm.,  194  Rose  street 
Watt,  David,  12a  Kirkgate 
White,  Wm.,  12  Frederick  st. 
*AYhitson,  John,  121  Rose  street 
t Williamson,  James,  &  Co.,  178 
High  street 

*  Williamson,  James,  2  Old  Sugar- 

house  close 
Williamson,  Jas.,  50  Bristo  st. 

*  Wilson,  Andrew,  17  Brougham 

street 
Wishart,  Paul,  12  and  14  Leith 

street 
Wright,  John,  32  West  port 
Young,     Thomas,    &    Son,    54 

North  bridge 
Young,  James,  126  High  street 

WrigMs,  Joiners,  and 
Undertakers. 

Adamson,  Alex.,  33  Dean  street 
Adamson,  John,  2  Queen's  pi. 
Alison,  J.,  21  Upper  Gray  street 
Andei'son,  Henry,  90  Rose  st. 
Anderson,  John,  46  N.  Pitt  st. 
Annandale,  J. ,  Gilmore  park 
Archibald  &  Son,  34  Arthur  st. 
Baird,    Thomas,    Dewar    place 

lane 
Barnetson,    William,    19    Buc 

cleuch  street 


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453 


Beattie,  Wm.,  &  Son,  15  Foun- 

tainbridge  and  4  Frederick  st. 
Bell,   David,  East   C'nmberland 

street  lane 
Black,  G.,  Dairy  park 
Black,  P. ,  Ferry  road 
Borrowman,  John,  57  India  pi. 
Brander  &  Mitchell,  Dairy  park 
Brodie,  William,  Liitton  place 
Brooks,  Andrew,  27  Bread  st. 
Brown,  C,  24  Wright's  houses 
Brown,  J.,  Primrose  street 
Brown,  John,  41  Grove  street 
Bi'owii,  P.,  96  Fountainbridge 
Brown,  T.,  Primrose  street 
Brown,  Wm.,  ISb  Charlotte  pi. 
Brownlee,  Cleghorn,  &  Loudon, 

Eandolph  clift' 
Budge,  Wm.,  18  Johnston  street 

and  33  Coburg  street 
Bm-ns,  T.,  115  Causewayside 
Burton,  James,  St  Stephen  st. 
Cairns,  William,  14  Saunders  st. 
Campbell  &  Cruickshanks,  Bain- 
field  terrace 
Carr,  David,  43  N.  Pitt  street 
Clark,  J.  J. ,  Gavfield  square  lane 
Colden,  J.,  26  forphichen  street 
Corner,  James,  Heriot  hill 
Cowie,  Jas.,  38  Haddington  pi. 
Crooks,  J.,  55  Causewayside 
Crow,  T. ,  Dairy  park 
Cruickshanks,  George,  &  Co.,  1 

Macneil  place 
Cunningham,    J.,    11    Pattison 

street 
Dalgleish,  John,  42  Pleasance 
DaWdson  &  Chisholm,  57  Grove 

street 
Dewar,  Robert,  Daliy  park 
Dickson,  J.,  30  Great  Junction  st. 
DouU,  J.,  6  Park  street 
Dow,  James,  &  Son,  6  Dean  path, 

Water  of  Leith 
Dui'ward,  Andrew,  7  Clerk  st. 
Edgar  k  Wilson,  14  North   St 

Andrew  street  lane 
Edwards,  Henry,  212  Canongate 
Ewart,  John,  Henderson  row 
Farcpiharson,  John,  5  Jane  st. 
Flemington,  A.  S. ,  6  Church  lane 
Finnie  &  Co.,  29  Commercial  st. 
Forbes,  J.  &  J.,  Cambridge  st. 
Forbes,  A.,  5  W.  Newington  pi. 
Foreman,  J.,  55  Crosscauseway 
Forgan,  D.,  212  Canongate 
Fon-ester,  Jn.,  39  Broughton  pi. 
Fotheringham,  E. ,  14  Leith  walk 
Fountain,  James,  48  Bridge  st. 
Frazer,  Thomas,  E.  London  st. 
Galbraith  &  Eunson,  10  Stead's 

place 
Gibb  &  Taylor,  Dairy  road 
Gilroy,  George,  Brandfield  street 
Gosman,    John,    Lindsay    road, 

Newhaven 
Gourlay,  J.,  Morningside 
Graham,  John,  133  Hose  street 
Gray,  Wm.,  &  Co.,  Dairy  park 


Gray,  AYilliam,  12  Keir  street 
Green,  John,  12  Potterrow 
Greig,    David,     Spittalfield,    St 

Leonards 
Grieve,  N.,  3  Washington  street 
Hall,  W.,  15  and  16  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Hamilton,   J.    &  W.,   25   Great 

Junction  street 
Hamilton,  William,  Dairy  park 
Hart,  William,  Glen  street 
Hastie,  T.,  Hawthornbank 
Heggie,  Eobert,  25Hillhousefield 
Henderson  &  Wilson,  27  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Henderson,  J. ,  Circus  lane 
Henderson,  E.,  27  Frederick  st. 
Hislop,  W.,  55  Frederick  street 
Hogg  &  Ewan,  Sunbmy,  Bell's 

mills 
Honeyman,    Alex.,    44    Cause- 
wayside 
Honeyman,  D.,  1  Young  street 

lane 
Hume,  John,  33  Coatfield  lane 
Hutton,   J.,    &   Co.,    Eankeillor 

street 
Irvine,  James,  196  Canongate 
Jackson,  T. ,  Gilmore  park 
Jamieson,  Henrj^  Hope  st.  lane 
Johnston,  T.,  &  Sons,   69  Eose 

street 
Johnston,  A.,  9  Jamaica  street 
Johnston,  J.,  West  ToUcross 
Keddie,  David,  19  Church  st. 
Keddie,    Thomas,   18   Charlotte 

place 
Kennedy  &  Eitchie,   34  South- 
east Eose  street  lane 
Kinlay,  James,  6  Crosscauseway 
Laidlaw,  J.  &  G. ,  9  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Laidlaw,  W.,  70  Fountainbridge 
Laing,  G.,  17  West  Nicolson  st. 

and  70  Potterrow.     See  Adv. 
Laing,  G.,  12  St  Anthony  place 
Lumb,  Eobert,  Bellevue 
Langlands,  Wm.,  Morningside 
Laurie  &  Scott,  East  London  st. 
Laurie,  Jas.  W. ,  4  Grange  court 
Lawrie,  James,  77  Abbey  hill 
Lawsou,  David,  29a  Cockburn  st. 
Leadbetter,   A.,    6    West   Eich- 

mond  street 
Leask,  J.,  11  Dock  street 
Lennox,  John,  36  Bristo  street 
Lothian,  George,  12  Keir  street 
Lowe,   D.,   Gilmore  pai-k.     See 

Adv. 
Lyon,  Alexander,  Grove  street 
M'Ansh,      John,     Beaverbank, 

Canonmills 
M'CuUoch,    A.    M.,    &    Co.,   5 

Churcli  lane 
M'Dougall,  W.,  76  Fountainbr. 

See  Adv. 
M'Gillivray  &  Coutie,Long  close, 

26  Pleasance 
Mackay,  Adam,  2  York  lane 


M'Kay,  George,  27  High  Calton 
Mackenzie    &    !Moncur,     Upper 

Grove  place.     See  Adv. 
M'Laren,    T.,   Haddon's   court, 

112  Nicolson  street 
M 'Naughton,  E. ,  8  Montgomery 

street 
M'Pherson,  A.,   12   Carrubber's 

close 
M'Pherson,  J. ,  42  Torphichen  st. 
M'Eae,  D.,  3  Tarvit  street 
Marr,  G. ,  &  Son,  Stanley  road 
Marr,  J.  B.,  Ferry  road 
Mathieson,  John,  64  Thistle  st. 
Melville,  T.,  1  Annfield 
Menzies,  A. ,  Gilmore  place 
Menzies,  Thomas,  St  John's  hill 
Miller,  'Thomas,  21  Bread  street 
Jliller,  Wm.,  23  Bread  street 
Mitchell,  John,  63  Abbey  hill 
Muir,  Jas. ,  36  Wright's  houses 
MoiTat,  Wm. ,  9  Darling's  brae 
Napier,  E.,  22  Greenside  place 
Neilson,  William,   Duke  sti'eet 

lane 
Notman,  D.,  14  Giles  street 
Paterson,  E.,138  Causewayside 
Patterson,  W. ,  10  Queensferry  st. 

See  Adv. 
Phemister,  E.,  20  Lauriston  st. 
Pirrie,  D.,  &  Co.,  24  and  25  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Ponton,  T.  M.,  38  Barony  street 
Porter,    Thomas,     Northumber- 
land street  lane 
Proudfoot,  A.,  Morningside 
Pullar,  David,  Gilmore  park 
Eaffin,  W. ,  6  Bernard  terrace 
Eamage,  James,  206  Eose  street 
Eam.say,  W. ,  3  Thomas  street 
Eeid,  William,  &  Sous,  58  Cock- 
burn  street 
Eeid,  David,  24  W.  Sciennes  st. 
Eeid,  J.,  193  Pleasance 
Eeid,  Thomas,  6  Ingliston  street 
Eeid,  William,  171  Canongate 
Eichardson,  Thomas,  150  Foun- 
tainbridge.    See  Adv. 
Eobertson,  Alex.,  Summer  bank 
Robertson,  John,  18  Albany  st., 

Leith 
Eobertson,  M.,  13  Coburg  street 
Rose,  Wm.,  East  London  street 
Eoss,  Finlay,  17  Ingliston  street 
Eutherford,  J.,  2  Elder  street 
Samuel,  John,  25a  Leven  street 
Sanson,  Thomas,  28  Cowgate 
Saunders,  J.,  18  Mitchell  street 
Scott  &  Shillinglaw,  Heriot  hill 
Scott,  Wm.,  &  Son,  169  Eose  st. 

lane 
Scott,  Adam,  11  Duncan  street 
Shanks,  D.,  &  Son,  Leslie  place 
Shore    &    Crawford,    24    West 

Lauriston  place 
Short,  Jas.,  12  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Simpson,  Alex. ,  9  Queen's  place 
Sinclair  &  Fortune,  26  S.  Back 
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Sinclair,  T. ,  22  North  Eichmond 

street 
Smith,    W.,    &   Sons,    17    East 

Preston  street 
Smith,  Chas. ,  W.  Salisbury  pi. 
Smith,  James,  12  Eiego  street 
Smith,  John,  E.  Newingtou  pi. 
Smith,  Matthew,  Lochrin 
Smith,  T.,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Steven,  T.  &  A.,  10  and  12  St 

Leonard  sti'eet 
Stevenson,  J.,  &  Son,  10  Ciim- 

herland  street 
Sutherland,  J.  &  D.,  3  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Sutherland,  D.,  &  Sons,  62  In- 

verleith  row,   and  Eosebank, 

Wardie 


Swanson,  Alex.,  Whitfield  lane 
Tavendale,  James,  Hamilton  pi. 
Thomson,  J.,  59  Thistle  street 
Thomson,  William,  Dewar  place 

lane 
Tod,  William  J.,  38  N.  Pitt  st. 
Urquhart,  K.,  36  Bristo  street. 

See  Adr. 
Veitch,  Wm.,  54  George  street 

and  71  Lothian  road 
Wallace,  D.,  19  Panmure  place 
Walls,  Peter,  5  Albany  st. ,  Leith 
Watherston,  John,  &  Sons,  29 

Queensferry  street 
Watson,  WUliam,    &   Sons,    90 

West  Fountaiabridge 
Watson,  Adam,  23  Union  street. 

See  Adv. 


Watson,  George,   5  West  Toll- 
cross.     See  Adv. 
Watson,  Wm.,  Murano  place 
Webster,  Ts.,  25  Buccleuch  st. 
Whillas,  John,  8  Eiego  sti'eet 
Wilson,  J.  &  E.,  23  Eiego  street 
Wilson,  Alex.,  Brandfield  street 
Wilson,  D.,  Torphichen  .street 
Wood,  Thomas,  Silvermills 
Younger,  James,  61  St  Leonard 
street 


Writers,  and 
Writers  to  the  Signet, 

See  Law  Directoi~y. 


GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


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GENERAL    COUNTY    DIRECTORY. 


{For  Names  arranged  according  to  LocaUties,  seejxige  486.) 


Abercromby  &  Sou,  Stow  mills,  Stow 
Aberdeen,  Mrs  llariou,  Cramond  Bridge  hotel 
Abernetliy,  James,  Howgate,  Penicuik 
Aberuethy,  Thomas,  Penicuik 
Adam,  Miss,  8  "West  Brighton  cres.,  Portobello 
Adams,  John,  32  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Adams,  "William,  146  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Adams,  Mrs  John,  13  "West  Brighton  crescent, 

Portobello 
Adamson,  A.,  Aracan  cot.,  Eskgi'een,  Musselburgh 
Adamson,  David,  Jock's  lodge 
Adamson,  James,  21  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Adamson,  W^alter,  "White  close  east,  Dalkeith 
Adamson,  Wm.,  22  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Adamson,  Mrs,  Newton  villa,  Portobello 
Adamson,  Miss,  29  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Addison,  John,  Ormiston 
Addison,  "William,  Blackcraigs,  Uphall 
Adlington,  "W.,  Elm  cottage,  Ratho 
Affleck,  James,  Penicuik 
Affleck,  John,  Eoseview,  Penicuik 
Affleck,  Joseph,  Eoseview,  Leadburn 
Aikenhead,    A.    "W.,    Newbattle   mill   cottage, 

Dalkeith 
Aikenhead,  Mrs  Jane,  Lilybank  cottage,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Aikley,  Eobert,  Broxburn 
Aikman,  Andrew,  Kingsknowes,  Slateford 
Aikman,  John,  Johns  burn,  Balerno 
Ainslie,  Archibald,  Dodridge,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Ainslie,  George  C. ,  Peaston,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Ainslie,  John,  Hillend,  Loanend 
Ainslie,  Robt.,  of  Elvingston,  Gladsmuir,  Tranent 
Ainslie,  "William,  Moat,  Roslin 
Ainslie,  Mrs  John,  Roslin 
Ainslie,  Miss,  11  I3ath  street,  Portobello 
Aird,  Mrs,  Currie 

Aitehison,  Alex.,  24  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Aitchison,  George,  Rosehill,  Leadburn 
Aitehison,  John,  ilount  "7ernon,  Liberton 
Aitchison,  John,  Mount  Marl,  Roslin 
Aitchison,  John,  2  "W.  Brighton  pi.,  Portobello 
Aitchison,  John,  Middletowu,  Stow 
Aitchison,  "William,  Drummore,  Musselburgh 
Aitchison,  Mrs,  Linden  cottage,  Loanhead 
Aitchison,  Miss  E.,  25  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Aitken,  Alexander,  Gorebridge 
Aitken,  James,  Brunstane  mills,  Musselburgh 
Aitken,  John,  "White  Hart  street,  Dalkeith 
Aitken,  John,  Blackball 
Aitken,  John,  Davidson's  mains 
Aitken,  M.,  farmer,  Prestonpans 
Aitken,  Thomas,  Pathhead,  Kirknewton 
Aitken,  Thomas,  Listonshiel,  Balerno 
Aitken,  Thomas,  Broxburn  oilworks,  Broxburn 
Aitken,  "William,  Smithy  gi'een,  Liberton 


Aitken,  William,  Polton  hall,  Lasswade 

Aitken,  "William,  Tranent 

Aitken,   Mrs,   Enfield  cottage,    Broomieknowe, 

Lasswade 
Aitken,  Miss,  19  Joppa 
Aitken,  Miss  Mary,  Tranent 
Aitken,  Miss  Jane  W.,  53  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Alexander,  Richard,  &  Son,  Cockenzie 
Alexander,  James,  Penicuik 
Alexander,  Jno. ,  "\Vallyford  colliery,  Musselburgh 
Alexander,  John,  Easter  Deans,  Leadburn 
Alexander,  E.,  Muirend,  Broxburn 
Alexander,  Eobert,  Penicuik 
Alexander,  R. ,  Broxburn 
Alexander,  Robert,  Hesbue,  Broxburn 
Alexander,  Robert,  Cockenzie 
Alexander,  Robert,  Broxburn 
Alexander,  Robt.,  farmer,  MauldsHe,  Gorebridge 
Alexander,  William,  Prestonpans 
Alexander,  "William,  Broxburn  hall,  Broxbm'n 
Alexander,  "William,  Loanhead 
Alexander,  Rev.    "Wm.    L.,    D.D.,    Pinkieburn 

house,  Musselburgh 
Alison,  Thomas  &  Peter,  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Alison,  T.  &  P.,  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Alison,  T.,  Rose  hill,  Dalkeith 
Alison,  "William,  Buccleuch  street,  Dalkeith 
Allan,  A.,  &  Son,  58  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Allan,  J.  &  G.,  Gorebridge 
Allan,  Alexander  {A.  <£•  Son),  56  Newbigging, 

Musselburgh 
Allan,  Archibald,  Tranent 
Allan,  David  I.,  7  Eosefield  avenue,  Portobello 
Allan,  Dr,  Lasswade 

Allan,  George,  66a  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Allan,  James,  Clifton,  Eatho 
Allan,  James,  East  Calder 
Allan,  John,  Broomhills,  Jjoanhead 
Allan,  Methven,  56  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Allan,  Richard,  101  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Allan,  Miss,  Currie 

Allan,  Miss,  18  Straiton  place,  Portobello 
Allan,  Helen,  Carlhall,  Musselburgh 
Allen,  Captain  D.  F.,  Greenlaw,  Milton  bridge 
AUinson,  Mrs,  Burn  brae,  Currie 
Almond,  Hely  H.,  Loretto  house,  Musselburgh 
Ambrose,  Miss,  7  Rosefield  place,  Portobello 
Amos,  James,  34  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Anderson  &  Co.,  Musselburgh  ironworks 
Anderson,  John,  &  Co.,  Bush  brewery ;  house, 

Bush  house,  Fisherrow 
Anderson,  Alexander,  Penicuik 
Anderson,  Alexander,  9  Adelphi  pi.,  Portobello 
Anderson,  Alex.,  Oxenford  castle,  Dalkeith 
Anderson,  Alexander,  East  Calder 
Anderson,  David,  Moi-edun,  Liberton 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Anderson,  D.,  Lasswade 

Anderson,  David,  18  West  wynd,  Dalkeith 

Anderson,    J.    Still,    of    Whiteside,    Dalhonsie 

mains,  Dalkeith 
Anderson,  James,  Park  End  cottage,  Musselburgh 
Anderson,  James,  56  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Anderson,  James,  101  High  street  and  29  Bridge 

street,  Fisherrow  ;  liouse,  105  High  street 
Anderson,  James,  sen.,  Bridgend,  Musselburgh 
Anderson,  J.  {A.  dj  Co.),  Bush  house,  Fisherrow 
Anderson,  John,  Boathouse,  Cramond  bridge 
Anderson,  John,  Currie 
Anderson,  John,  Broxburn 
Anderson,  Lewis,  29a  Joppa 
Anderson,  Peter,  Corstorphine 
Anderson,  P.,  104  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Anderson,  Robert,  Wester  Millerhill,  Dalkeith 
Anderson,  Robert,  Juniper  green 
Anderson,  Robert,  9  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Anderson,  Robt.,  stationmaster,  S.  Queensferry 
Anderson,  Wm.  Watson,  Norton  mains,  Ratho 
Anderson,  Wm.,  18  Tower  street,  Porte )bello 
Anderson,  W.  P. ,  S.  S.  C. ,  White  Hart  st. ,  Dalkeith 
Anderson,  Mrs  Adam,  25  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Anderson,  Mrs  C,  Newton,  South  Queensferry 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  Dalhousie  grange,  Lasswade 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  Eckford  cottage,  Broomie- 

knowe,  Las.swade 
Anderson,  Mrs,  112  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Anderson,  ]\Irs,  Bonnington  house,  Ratho 
Anderson,  Mrs,  31  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Anderson,  Miss,  Wilkieston  cottage,  Ratho 
Anderson,  Miss  R.,  Tranent 
Anderson,  Miss,  West  Colinton  cottage,  Colintou 
Andison,  John,  3  West  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Andrew,  J.  West  Calder 

Andrew,  Robert,  4  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Angus,  David,  Lampingsdub,  Winchburgh 
Angus,  William,  158  High  street,  Portobello 
Annan,  Andrew,  Blackball 
Annan,  James,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Annan,  Robert,  8  Maryfield,  Portobello 
Annandale,  Alex. ,  &  Sons,  Polton  mill,  Lasswade 
Annandale,  Alexander,  Polton  bank,  Lasswade 
Annandale,  J.  H.,  Esk  tower,  Lasswade 
Arbuckle,  John,  Kirkliston 
Arbuckle,  John,  Hermiston 
Arbuckle,  John,  Juniper  green 
Arbuckle,  William,  Wiudford,  Uphall 
Arbuckle,  William,  Leithhead  mills,  Kirknewton 
Arbuthnot,  Geo.  C. ,  Mavisbank  house,  Loanhead 
Archbald,  Thomas,  Lasswade 
Archibald,  David,  3  Maryfield,  Portobello 
Archibald,  Henry,  115  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Archibald,  John,  Over.shiels,  Stow 
Archibald,  John,  Duddingston,  So.  Queensferry 
Archibald,  Mackenzie,  70  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Archibald,  R.,  46  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Archibald,  Mrs  D.,  Currie 
Archman,  Robert,  Prestonpans 
Arkley,  Robert,  flesher,  Broxburn 
Armour,  A.  H.  H.,Philip.stownho.,  S.  Queensferry 
Armour,  John,  Parkneuk,  Cramond  bridge 
Armstrong,  Alex.,  Auchendinny,  Milton  bridge 
Armstrong,  Mrs  John,  Lassw-ade 
Arnot,  Wm.,  F. C.S.,  St  Anne's  villa,  Lasswade 
Atkinson,  John,  Golfliall,  Corstorphine 
Atkinson,  J.  G.,Beatricecot.,  Market st.,Musselb. 
Atkinson,  William,  30  Melville  street,  Portobello 


Auld,  James,  Conibfoot,  Mid-Calder 

Auld,  Peter,  Buteland,  Balerno 

Austin,  Alfred,  C.B. ,  Hailes,  Slateford 

Ay  ton.  Miss,  13  Melville  street,  Portobello 

B.\IKIE,  George,  9  Rosefield  place,  Portobello  • 

Baildon,  Henry  C,  Duncliffe,  Murrayfield 

Baillie,  James,  Lasswade 

Baillie,  J.,  Lasswade 

Baillie,  James,  Blackball 

Baillie,  James,  Edgehead,  Dalkeith 

Baillie,  Jn.,  High  st.  &  Brigliton  pi.,  Portobello 

Baillie,  Lock.,  White  house.  East  Port,  Musselb. 

Baillie,  Widow,  Melville  gates,  La.sswade 

Baillie,  Mrs,  9  Melville  street,  Portobello 

Baily,  Mrs,  Woodbine,  Corstorphine 

Bain,  Andrew,  Penicuik 

Bain,  Charles  M.,  125  High  street,  Musselburgh 

Bain,  David,  Gladsmuir,  Tranent 

Bain,  James,  Blackball 

Bain,  John,  Temple,  Gorebridge 

Bain,  Thomas,  F.  C.  school,  Tranent 

Bain,  Mrs,  28  Henderson  row,  Portobello 

Baird,  Alexander,  Brighton  place,  Portobello 

Baird,  David,  Gorebridge 

Baird,  David,  Tranent 

Baird,  FuUarton,  Wellington  street,  Portobello 

Baird,  Sir  J.  Gardiner,  Bart.,  Edmonstone  ho., 

Gilmerton 
Baird,  Robert,  Mid-Calder 
Baird,  Miss,  6  Rosefield  place,  Portobello 
Baird,  Miss,  Murray  lodge,  John  st.,  Portobello 
Ijalbirnie,  John,  Calderwood  bank,  Lasswade 
Balden,  Isabella,  Hawthornden,  Lasswade 
Baldry,  S.  Thomas,  41  West  glebe,  Dalkeith 
Balfour,  Andrew  Howden,  1 4  East  Brighton  cres- 
cent, Portobello 
Balfour,  George,  42  High  street,  Portobello 
Balfour,  John,  House  O'Hill,  Davidson's  main.? 
Ballantyne  &  Son,  Buccleuch  place,  Dalkeith 
Ballantyne,  John  {B.  tfc  Son),  Buccleuch  place, 

Dalkeith 
Ballantyne,  John,  junr.  {B.  Jj  Son),  Buccleuch 

place,  Dalkeith 
Ballantyne,  Lewis,  West  Calder 
Ballenj',  William,  Kirknewton 
Balmain,  Thomas  C,  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Balmer,  T.,  Kirkliston 
Banks,  Thomas,  New  street,  Fisherrow 
Banks,  Miss,  30  Joppa 
Bannerman,   Rev.   David  Douglas,   M.A.,  F.  C. 

manse,  Dalkeith 
Barbour,  John,  49  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Barbour,  Mrs,  St  Arthur's  cottage,  Duddingston 
Barclay,  John,  Cockenzie 
Barclay,  John,  smith,  Penicuik 
Barclay,  Thomas,  Broxburn 
Barclay,  Wm.,  Jock's  lodge 
Barlas,  Rev.  George  (U.P. ),  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Barr,  Alex.,  constable,  Heriot,  Gorebridge 
15arr,  John,  Juniper  green 
Barr,  John,  police  officer,  Gorebridge 
Barrie,  George,  28  Joppa 
Barrie,  Peter,  14  and  62  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Barron,  Rev.  A. ,  A.  M. ,  Windsor  lodge  academy, 

Portobello 
Bartholomew,  David,  Greendykes,  Broxburn 
Bartholomew,  James,  Duntarvie,  Winchbirrgh 
Bartie,  Thomas,  Woolshed  cottage,  Ratho 
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457 


Barton,  Robert,  Loanhead 

Bathgate,  John,  Cockenzie 

Bathgate,  iliss,  9  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 

Batly,  George,  Blackball 

Baucbope,  Thomas,  East  Brucefield,  Mid-Calder 

Baxindine,  John,  13  High  street,  bo.  21  Tower 

street,  Portobello 
Baxter,  James,  farmer,  Eatho 
Baxter,  Robert,  Dalkeith  park,  Dalkeith 
Baxter,  Robert,  Gogarbauk  dairy,  Hermiston 
Baxter,  Rev.  Thomks  H.,  2  Hope  port,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Baxter,  "William,  Riccarton,  Hermiston 
BajTie,  C.,  Craigriew,  Murraj-field 
Bavne,  John,  police  constable,  La.sswade 
Beaton,  A.,  112  High  street,  Portobello 
Beatson,  D.  M.  S.,  Rose  lodge,  Rosefield  avenue, 

Portobello 
Beatson,  George,  Abbotsford  cottage,  Joppa 
Beatson,  Robert,  W.S.,  Craigmillar,  Liberton 
Beattie,  Robert,  28  Bridge  st.,  ho.  So.  Vennel, 

Fisherrow 
Beattie,  Mrs,  Eskvale,  Lasswade 
Beattie,  Miss,  146  High  street,  Portobello 
Begbie,  John,  Egj^pt,  Lothian  burn 
Begbie,  iirs,  Hope  cottage,  Portobello 
Begbie,  Mrs,  Innerwick  lodge,  Murrayfield 
Begg,  ]\Irs  M.,  86  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Beilby,  J.  H. ,  "SVoodhall  jiaper  mills,  Juniper  green 
Beith,  Jn.,  Shrub  mount,  22  High  st.,  Portobello 
Belairs,  G.,  Caroline  lodge,  Duddingston 
Belfield  &  Co.,  potters,  Prestonpans 
Belford,  William,  Cockenzie 
Bell,  A.,  71  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Bell,  J.  M.,  15  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Bell,  James,  Cramond  bridge 
Bell,  James,  28  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Bell,  James,  joiner,  Davidson's  mains 
Bell,  Lawrence  R.,  Ratho 

Bell,  Robert,  coalmaster  and  oil  reiiner,  Broxburn 
Bell,  WiUiam,  Cortleferry,  Stow 
Bell,  Mrs  James,  4  Windsor  terrace,  Portobello 
Bell,  Mrs,  Lothian  bank,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Bell,  Miss,  Penicuik  infant  school,  Penicuik 
Bennet,  T.  k  M.,  Gorebridge 
Bennet,  D.,  Strathearn  house,  Joppa 
Bennet,    William,    De    Quincey   villa,    Polton, 

Lasswade 
Bennet,  Mrs  R.,  1  Rosefield  place,  Portobello 
Bennet,  Misses,  Stobhill  school,  Gorebridge 
Bennett,  Arthur,  182  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Bennett,  Robert,  gi-ocer,  1  West  wynd,  Dalkeith 
Berrie,  Mrs,  Buccleuch  street,  Dalkeith 
Berriesford,  Captain,  Leadburn 
BeiTy,  George,  2  Windsor  terrace,  Portobello 
Bertram,  John,  Stow 

Bertram,  William,  Amozendean,  Penicuik 
Beveridge,  Andrew,  186  High  street,  Portobello 
Beveridge,  Rev.  J.  G.,  Inveresk,  Musselbui'gb 
Biggar,  John,  1  Bath  place,  Portobello 
Biimie,  George,  Bell's  mills,  Winchburgh 
Binnie,  James,  Cross  Keys  inn,  Slateford 
Binnie,  James,  Gowanhill,  Currie 
Binnie,  John,    Murrayfield 
Binnie,  Mrs,  Longstone,  Slateford 
Bird,  James,  Winchburgh 
Bird,  Miss,  163  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Birnie,  Alexander,  Uphall 
Bin-ell,  James,  Penicuik 


Bishop,  John,  33  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Bisset,  Alexander,  Slateford 
Bisset,  Andrew,  South  Vennel,  Fishen-ow 
Bisset,  David,  Balerno 
Bisset,  James,  27  Bridge  street,  Fisherrow 
Bisset,  John,  White  quarries,  Winchburgh 
Bisset,  M.,  Stow 

Bisset,  Robert,  15  Eskside,  Fislien'ow 
Bisset,  Mrs,  3  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
Black,  David,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Black,  Geo.,  Anchor  inn.  South  Queensferry 
Black,  Henry,  Winchburgh 
Black,  James,  West  Calder 
Black,  James,  teacher.  East  Calder 
Black,  James,  Rudenlees,  Leadburn 
Black,  James,  Penicuik 
Black,  James,  Howgate,  Ro.slin 
Black,  John,  Currie 
Black,  Peter,  innkeeper,  Tranent 
Black,  Peter  B.,  Tranent 
Black,  Richard,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Black,  Robert,  Liberton  mains,  Liberton 
Black,  Samuel,  Coltbridge  school,  Murrayfield 
Black,  William,  Dcanhead,  Pencaitland 
Black,  Miss,  4  John  street,  Portobello 
Black,  Miss,  The  Cottage,  Slusselburgh 
Blackie,  George,  Galabank,  Stow 
Blackie,  James,  Newbattle,  Dalkeith 
Blackie,  James,  Macbressie,  Leadburn 
Blackie,  T.,  15  Mount  Pleasant,  Portobello 
Blackie,  William,  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Blackie,  Mrs  R.,  Colinton 

Blaikie,  Robert,  106  High  street  ;  house,  Park- 
side  place,  Dalkeith 
Blaikie,  Thomas,  Restalrig 
Blaikie,  Mrs,  grocer,  Corstorphine 
Blaikie,  Mrs  James,  33  Joppa 
Blair,  Alexander,  grocer,  Hillhead,  Lasswade 
Blair,  George,  Stonefield  house,  Dalkeith 
Blair,  George  A.,  1  High  sti-eet,  Musselburgh 
Blair,  Robert,  Bridgend,  Lasswade 
Blair,  Robert,  5  Brighton  terrace,  Portobello 
Blair,  Robert,  Old  Saughton  house,  MuiTayfield 
Blair,  Robert,  Davidson's  mains 
Blair,  Thomas,  Southfield 
Blair,  Thomas,  125  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Blair,  Mrs  Dun. ,  Webster's  land,  Jock's  lodge 
Blyth,  Robert,  draper,  68  High  st.  ;  house,  34 

Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Blyth,  Mrs,  31  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Boag,  John,  Dechmont,  Uphall 
Boak,  Mrs  Margaret,  Jessie  villa,  Fisherrow 
Bogle,  William,  57  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Bonar,  Miss,  Junijier  green 
Bonnar,  Mrs,  Laburnum  cottage,  Corstoi-phine 
Borthwick,  James,  Juniper  green 
Borthwick,  James,  South  Queensferry 
Borthwick,  John,  of  Crookston,  Stow 
Borthwick,  John,  Kirkliston 
Borthwick,  Jn. ,  Abercorn  brickworks,  Portobello 
Borthwick,  Lewis,  Spring^'ood  park,  Liberton 
Borthwick,  William,  Ratho 
Borthwick,  ]\Irs,  18  Bridge  street,  ilusselburgh 
Borthwick,  Misses,  Loanhead 
Boswell,  Miss,  198  High  street,  Portobello 
Bourhill,  Mrs,  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Bourhill,  George,  Sheepfield,  Musselburgh 
Bourhill,  Thomas,  148  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Bourhill,  William,  8  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Bourhill,  Miss,  7  Eskside,  Musselburgh 

Bouihill,  Miss  J.  R,,  15  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Bowe,  Mrs,  Newmains,  Kirkliston 

Bower,  David,  36  High  street,  Portobello 

Bowes,  Mrs,  3  Lothian  bank,  Dalkeith 

Bowes,  Miss  M.  M.,  27  West  glebe,  Dalkeith 

Bowie,  George,  West  Calder 

Bowie,  William,  Winchburgh 

Bowman,  Miss,  12  Regent  street,  Portobello 

Boyd,  Rev.  George,  A.M.,  Restalrig,  Jock's  lodge 

Boyd,  J.,  manager,  Glasgow  Oil  Co.,  Broxburn 

Boyd,  Robert,  West  Calder 

Boyd,  Thomas,  South  Queensfeny 

Boyd,  Thomas  J.,  Midlield,  Lasswade 

Boyd,  Miss,  Eskbank  cottage,  Dalkeith 

Boyd,  Miss,  South  Queensferry 

Boyes,  Francis,  Ratho 

Braid,  Andrew,  Kirknewton 

Braid,  James,  Humbie,  Kirknewton 

Braid,  Sarah,  Livingston,  Mid-Calder 

Brand,  Alexander,  136  High  street,  Portobello 

Branka,  F.,  3  W.  Brighton  cres.,  Portobello 

Brash,  James,  Hallyards,  Kirkliston 

Brash,  John,  Kirkliston 

Brash,  John,  Mid-Calder 

Brash,  Miss,  Juniper  green 

Brash,  Margaret,  Mid-Calder 

Brash,  Robert,  Houston,  Uphall 

Brass,  James,  Penicuik 

Bremner,  Mrs  E.,  8  Rosefield  place,  Portobello 

Brice,  Mrs,  35  Regent  street,  Portobello 

Bridgeford,  Dd.  F.,  S.S.C,  8  High  st.,  Musselb. 

Bridges,  Mrs,  Belfield  house,  Musselburgh 

Brigstock,  Geo.  A.,  28  Bath  street,  Portobello 

British   and   Oriental    Ship   Coating  Co., 

Cramond 
Brock,  James  A.,  Overtoim,  Kirkliston 
Brock,  Robert,  Penicuik 
Brockie,  James,  18  Bridge  sti-eet,  FisheiTow 
Brodie,  Benjamin,  Slateford 
Brodie,  David,  M.D.,  Liberton 
Brodie,  Jas.  A.  C.  S.  {Gen.  Reg.  Ho.),  Parsons- 

l)ool,  Lasswade 
Brodie,  John  A. ,  Clydesdale  bank,  Dalkeith        | 
Brodie,  John,  Uphall  I 

Brodie,  John  Clerk,  Gogar  bank,  Hermiston  I 
Brodie,  Rev.  William  C,  U.P.  manse,  Lasswade' 
Brodie,  Miss,  3  Eskside,  Musselburgh  \ 

Brooks,  James,  53  High  street,  ilusselburgh 
Brooks,  William,  123  High  sti-eet;  house,  Taber 

naele  wynd,  Fisherrow 
Broomfield,  Robert,  South  Queensfeny 
Brotherston,  Peter,  Sauchenside,  Dalkeith 
Brotherton,  Heniy,  Buccleuch  street,  Dalkeith 
Brown,  James,  &  Co. ,  Esk  mills,  Penicuik 
Brown,  A.,  Lenny  park,  Corstorphine 
Brown,  Adam,  Penicuik 
Brown,  Alexander,  Ivy  bank,  Mid-Calder 
Brown,  Gavin,  Newton,  Tod  hills,  Dalkeith 
Brown,  George,  13  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Brown,  Hugh,  Ormiston 
Brown,  James,  of  Cume,  Gorebridge 
Brown,  James,  Wadingburn,  Lasswade 
Brown,  James,  26  Market  street,  ILisselburgh 
Brown,  James,  stationm aster,  Leadburn 
Brown,  James,  Currievale,  Currie 
Brown,  James,  Prestonpans 
Brown,  James,  Hailes  house,  Slateford 
Brown,  John,  Penicuik 


Brown,  John,  West  Calder 
Brown,  John,  Newbridge,  Kirkliston 
Brown,  John,  Outerston,  Gorebridge 
Brown,  John,  Currievale,  Currie 
Brown,  M.,  12  High  street  west,  Dalkeith 
Brown,  Peter,  Kirkhill,  Broxburn 
Brown,  Peter,  Shrub  mount,  Portobello 
Brown,  Peter,  Pencaitland 
Brown,  Robert,  Birdsmill,  Broxbui'n 
Brown,  Dr  Robert,  Traneni 
Brown,  Thomas,  Pentlaud  mains,  Loanhead 
Brown,  Thomas,  Monksburn  cottage,  Penicuik 
'Brown,  W.  B.,  20  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Brown,  W. ,  Wheat  Sheaf  inn.  Back  st. ,  Dalkeith 
Brown,  William,  27  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Brown,  William,  Lewisvale,  Musselburgh 
Brown,  William,  Miller hiU  ;  house,  AVellington 

house,  Dalkeith 
Brown,  William,  22  Joppa 
Brown,  William,  Tranent 
Brown,  William,  Houston,  Uphall 
Brown,  JMrs,  17  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Brown,  Mrs  George,  Wadingburn,  Lasswade 
Brown,  Mrs  Joseph,  7  Melville  st. ,  Portobello 
Bro-wn,  Mrs  Joanna,  Hope  place,  Musselburgh 
Brown,  Mrs  WUHam  Henry,  of  Ashley,  Ratho 
Bro^\Ti,  Jessie,  Stow 
Browne,  John  Neil  {Board  of  S^ipervision),  186 

High  street,  Portobello 
Brownlee  &  Hislop,  Mid-Calder 
Brownlee,  Alexander,  Broxburn 
Brownlee,  Alexander,  Cramond 
Bro\vnlee,  George,  Mid-Calder 
Broxburn    Reading-room    and     Institute, 

Broxburn 
Bruce,  Adam,  Firth,  Roslin 
Bruce,  George,  Westbrook,  Balerno 
Bruce,  Henry,  Kinleith,  Currie 
Bnice,  John,  Wonder  street,  Musselburgh 
Bruce,  Thomas,  Loanhead 
Bruce,  Mrs  Cath.,  23  Wilson's  park,  Portobello 
Brunton,  John,  Lothian  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 
Brunton,  William,  Lasswade 
Biamton,  Wm.  N.,  3  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
Brunton,  Mrs,  Gilmerton 
Bruntsfield    Links    Golf    Club,    MiUhiU, 

Musselburgh 
Bryce,  G.,  &  Co.,  Roslin 
Biyce,  Andrew,  Craigentinny,  Jock's  lodge 
Bryce,  Charles  R.,  Oakbank,  Mid-Calder 
Biyce,  David,  senior,  7  Bath  place,  Portobello 
Bryce,  Francis,  West  bank,  West  Calder 
Bryce,  George,  Ro.slin 
Bryce,  James,  Currie 
Bryce,  John,  Ratho 

Bryce,  Wm. ,  carter,  Gogar  station,  Hermiston 
Bryden,  Alexander,  Penicuik 
Bryden,  Robert,  Waltham  lodge,  Mun-ayfield 
Bryden,  Rev.  Thomas  N.,  Stow 
Biyden,  Mrs,  Waltham  lodge,  Murrayfield 
Bryson  &  Son,  65  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Bryson,  Adam,  Duddingston 
Buccleuch  and  Queensberry,  His  Grace  the  Duke 

of,  Dalkeith  house,  Dallveith 
Buchan,  David,  New  Saughton  house,  Cramond 
Buchan,  William,  New  Saughton  house,  Cramond 
Buchan,  Cath.,  Crown  hotel, 61  High  st.,  Portob. 
Buchanan,  James,  20  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
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459 


Buchanan,  Jolin,  Damhead,  Miinayfield 
Buchanan,  John,  West  Calder 
Buchanan,  Mrs  Andrew,  Miirrayfiekl 
Buchanan,  Mrs  Helen,  Burn  wj'nd,  Eatho 
Buchanan,  Mrs,  Burnhouse,  Jock's  lodge 
Buchanan,  Margt.Loch,  23  Brighton  pi.,  Portob'o 
Bullock,  Rev.  "William,  Dalmahoy,  Katho 
Buncle,  Peter,  2  Ebnfield  place,  Dalkeith 
Burd,  Thomas,  Fourmilehill,  Corstorphine 
Burge,  Mrs,  Woodville,  Colinton 
Burn,  John,  Hailes  qi;any,  Slateford 
Burn,  Mrs  William,  58  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Burnet,  James,  farmer,  Dolphington,  Cramond 

bridge 
Burnet,  Mrs,  Lauriston  farm,  Davidson's  mains 
Burns,  J.  &  A.,  96  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Bm-ns,  David,  27  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Bums,  Rev.  Dr(F.C.),  Estherville,  Corstorphine 
Bm-ns,  Rev.  James  C,  F.C.  manse,  Kirkliston 
Burns,  iirs  Elizabeth,  Lasswade  cottage,  Lasswade 
Burns,  Mrs  Marion,  19  Melville  st.,  Portobello 
Burt,  Miss,  Johnville,  Portobello 
Burton,  Edward,  Colinton 
Burton,  J.,  Rosewell  mains,  Lasswade 
Burton,  J.  C. ,  M.  D. ,  Pencaitland  gi-ove,  Eoslin 
Burton,  J.  H. ,  Craig  house,  Lothian  burn 
Burton,  J.  T. ,  of  Toxside,  Gorebridge 
Burton,  Peter,  Gorebridge 
Burton,  Robert,  Dalmeny,  Soiith  Queensferry 
Burton,  William,  Colinton 
Bushby,  Rev.  W.  B.,  Lugton,  Dalkeith 
Buyers,  R.,  Union  bank,  Broxburn 
Cadell,  H.  F.,  Cockenzie  house,  Cockenzie 
Csesar,  Rev.  William,  Tranent 
Caird,  Andrew,  New  street,  Fisherrow 
Caird,  A.,  Fisherrow 
Cairnie,  John,  Colinton 
Cairns,  John,  Loanston  station,  Penicuik 
Calder,    Heniy,    130   High  street,    Portobello ; 

house,  2  James  street 
Calder,  John,  Broxburn 
Calder,  John,  East  Calder 
Calder,    Thomas,    Jane    bank,    Broomieknowe, 

Lasswade 
Calderwood,  Robert,  Mid-Calder 
Calderwood,  R.,  12  High  street,  Portobello 
Caldwell,   Mrs,   Eastiield  house,  James   street, 

Portobello 
Caldwell,  Mrs,  2  Victoria  terrace,  Portobello 
Cameron,  Alex.,  Sheriff  hall;  house,  Dalkeith 
Cameron,  Duncan,  Glencross,  Milton  bridge 
Cameron,  Hugh,  Munro  place,  Jock's  lodge 
Cameron,  John  W.,  publican.  Stow 
Cameron,  R.  0.,  Duddingston  lodge 
Cameron,  Miss,  Hillwood,  Loanhead 
Campbell,   Brown,  &  Dudgeon,  West  Bush  oil- 
mills,  Musselburgh 
Campbell,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  engineers,  TJphall 
Campbell,  Ad.,  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Campbell,  Alexander,  Lasswade 
Campbell,  Angus,  smith  and  veterinary  surgeon, 

Caitha,  Stow 
Campbell,   C.  D.,   Roseville,  Inveresk,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Campbell,  Charles,  stationmaster,  Slateford 
Campbell,  David,  Limekilns,  East  Calder 
Campbell,  Hugh,  East  Calder 
Campbell,  James,  18  Pipe  sti-eet,  Portobello 
Campbell,  James,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 


Campbell,  James,  Juniper  green 
Campbell,  James,  18  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Campbell,  Major  J.  I.  C,  1  Elchoter.,  Portobello 
Campbell,  John  S.,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Campbell,  John,  Caledonian  Rail,  inn,  Slateford 
Campbell,  John,  1  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Campbell,  John  R.,  44  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Campbell,  Joseph  S.,  Baberton  house.  Juniper 

green 
Campbell,  Peter,  Rosebank  cottage,  Portobello 
Campbell,  Quintin,  Lasswade 
Campbell,  Mrs,  post  office,  Jock's  lodge 
Campbell,  Mrs,  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Campbell,  Mrs  Dr,  3  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Campbell,  Miss,  10  Pitt  sti-eet,  Portobello 
Campbell,  Miss,  23  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Campion,    Mrs,   Town  Hall  restaurant  ;   house, 

3  Brighton  terrace,  Portobello 
Carey,  Charles,  Cross  Keys  hotel,  Dalkeith 
Carey,  William,  103  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Carlisle,  George,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Carlisle,  James,  Kirkliston 
Carlow,  Charles,  Back  hill  hoiise,  Musselburgh 
Carmichael,  Mitchell,  15  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Carmichael,  Mrs,  Lothian  street,  Dalkeith 
Carnegie,  ]\Iiss,  17  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Carrick,  F.  &  A.,  1  ISTew  street,  Fisherrow 
Carruthers,  James  B. ,  M.  D. ,  M.  R.  C.  S.  E. ,  March- 
field,  Davidson's  mains 
Carruthers,  John,  Torsonce  mains.  Stow 
Carse,  M.,  139  High  sti'eet,  Musselburgh 
Carse,  Thomas,  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Carse,    Thomas    {Livingston   cfc    C),    Mansfield 

house,  Musselburgh 
Carse,  Messrs,  8  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Carse,  Mrs,  14  Bridge  street,  Musselbiu'gh 
Carstairs,  A. ,  1  W.  Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 
Carstairs,  Mrs,  21  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Cartwi'ight,  Henry,  42  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Cathie,  Peter,  Cockenzie 

Cavaye,  Robt.,  6  Northfield  cottages,  Jock's  lodge 
Chalmers,  Alexander,  Melville  house,  Fisherrow 
Chalmers,  David,  k  Co.,  Katesmill,  Slateford 
Chalmers,  David,  Redhall  house,  Slateford 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  Currie 

Chalmers,  Mrs  Col. ,  3  Windsor  ter. ,  Portobello 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  Tlie  Cottage,  Fisherrow 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  Kinleith  cottage,  Currie 
Chalmers,  Miss,  St  Leonard's,  Murrayfield 
Chalmers,  Miss  Catherine,  Corstorphine 
Chamberlain,  Henry  H.,  St  Mary's,  Ratho 
Chapman,  John,  Totley  well,  Winchburgh 
Chapman,  Robert,  Dairy  mills,  Murrayfield 
Chapman,  Thomas,  Mid-Calder 
Chapman,  Misses,  5  Lothian  bank,  Dalkeith 
Charles,  James,  Grove-end,  Lasswade 
Charles,  John,  Tranent 
Charles,  Matthew,  Brae  house,  Penicuik    . 
Charles,  W.,  Grove  sti-eet,  Musselburgh 
Charlton,  Peter,  Woodend  cottage,  Roslin 
Charteris,  Miss,  3  Rosefield  place,  Portobello 
Cherry,  A. ,  Nether  houses,  Lasswade 
Cherry,  Mrs,  Lasswade 
Cheyne,  John,  police  constable,  Millerhill 
Chisholm,  John,  &  Co.,  23  South  st.,  Dalkeith 
Chisholm,   George  {Johri  0.  cfc  Co.),  27  South 

street,  Dalkeith 
Chisholm,  John,  Eskbank 
Chisholm,  James,  Caitha,  Stow 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Chisholm,  William,  46  High  street,  Portobello 
Chisholm,  JIrs,  36  Joppa,  Portobello 
Chisliolm,  Mrs,  Corstorpliine 
Chisholm,  Miss,  4  Roselield  place,  Portobello 
Christie,  C.  &  A.,  Gladsmuir  iromvorks,  Tranent 
Christie,  C.  &  A.,  Wallyford  colliery,  Musselb'h 
Christie,  Alex.,  constable.  Temple,  Gorebridge 
Chi-istie,  Andrew,  Aduiston,  Tranent 
Christie,  C.  J.,  West  bank,  Tranent 
Christie,  J.  S.,  Temple,  Gorebridge 
Christie,  John,  41  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Christie,  John,  131  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Christie,  John,  Arniston  colliery,  Gorebridge 
Christie,  William,  of  Craigend  park,  Liberton 
Church,  Duncan  M.,  Fairnie  bank,  Liberton 
City  of  Edinburgh   Poorhouse,    Craiglock- 

hart,  Slateford 
Clapperton,  Alex.,  109  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Clapperton,  George,  Milton  bridge 
Clapperton,  James,  Maybank,  Penicuik 
Clapperton,  John,  Gorebridge 
Clark,  Adam,  16  Smart's  wynd,  ilusselburgh 
Clark,  Alexander,  baker,  Eatho 
Clark,  Alexander,  14  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Clark,  Charles,  8  High  street,  Portobello 
Clark,  D.,  135  High  street,  ]\russelburgh 
Clark,  Francis  Wm.,  128  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Clark,  John,  14  Pipe  sti-eet,  Portobello 
Clark,  John,  33  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Clark,  John,  85  Higli  street,  Portobello  ;  ho.  75 
Clark,  Robert,  139  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Clark,  Robert,  New  street,  Fisherrow 
Clark,  Robert,  Barnton  house,  Cramond 
Clark,  Robert  {Lorimer  <£•  C),  Slateford 
Clark,  Thomas,  West  Calder 
Clark,  William,  91  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Clark,  William,  2  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Clark,  iirs  Charles,  37  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Clarke,  George,  Robertson's  place,  Joppa 
Clarke,  James,  Town  hall,  Portobello 
T'lay,  Mrs,  6  JMount  Pleasant,  Portobello 
Cleghorn,  Da^-id,  High  street,  Dalkeith  ;  house, 

Eshiel  house,  Eskbank 
Cleghorn,  Miss,  21  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Clephane,  Lieutenant-Colonel  Robert  D.,  1  Elcho 

terrace,  Portobello 
Clerk,  Abraham,  Graybrae,  Leadburn 
Clerk,  Su'  Jas. ,  Bart. ,  Peniciiik  house,  Penicuik 
Clerk,  Miss,  Rosemount,  Musselburgh 
Cleuch,  John,  Rosehall,  Musselburgh 
Clow,  William,  19  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Clyde,  James,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  2  Murrayfield 
Clydesdale  Bank  ;  William  Newlands,  agent, 

Portobello 
Coates,  iirs  Thomas,  24  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Cochrane  &  Son,  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Cochrane,  Andrew,  flesher,  Kirkliston 
Cochrane,  Andrew,  Gray's  mill,  Slateford 
Cochrane,  James,  Harburn,  West  Calder 
Cochrane,  James,  junior.  West  Calder 
Cochi'ane,  John,  Liberton 
Cochrane,  Robert,  Roslin 
Cochrane,  W. ,  Moredun  cottage,  Lilierton 
Cockburn,  Thomas,  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Cockburn,  Thomas,  92  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Cockburn,  Mrs  H.,  Port  Seton,  Prestonpans 
Coghill,  Donald,  West  Calder 
Coldwells,  Thomas,  Dambrae,  Musselburgh 
Cole,  Rev.  Robert,  Greenlaw  park,  Milton  bridge 


Colt,  Mrs,  Inveresk  house,  Musselburgh 
Colvin,  Rev.  Walter  L. ,  D.  D. ,  The  Manse,  Cra- 
mond 
Colrin,  Mrs  M.  H.,  Torquhan,  Stow 
Combes,  Mrs,  Corstorpliine 
Commercial  Bank,  118  High  street,  Dalkeith  ; 

George  &  James  Gray,  agents 
Commercial  Bank,  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh ; 

A.  0.  Spence,  agent 
Comrie,  Mrs,  30  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Cone}^,  Rev.  Chas.  B. ,  Abercorn  lodge,  Portobello 
Constable,  Thomas,  Kirkland,  Hermiston 
Convalescent  Hospital  ;  Mrs  Combes,  mati-on, 

Corstorpliine 
Cook,  James,  Ratlio 
Cooper,   Richard,  &  Co.,  Forth  and   Rosebank 

bottleworks,  Portobello 
Cooper,  J.  R.  {R.  C.  d-  Co.),  22  Brighton  place, 

Portobello 
Cooper,  R.  {B.  C.  <L-Co.),22  Brighton  pi.,  Poitob. 
Cooper,  Thomas,  AVest  Calder 
Co-operative  Store,  Polton  .street,  Bonnyrigg, 

Lass\s'ade 
Co-operative  Society  (Limited)  ;  John  Hall, 

secretary,  37  High  street,  Portobello 
Co-operative  Store,  37  High  street,  Portobello 
Co-operative  Store  (./.  Sivan),  High  street, 

Dalkeith 
Corbet,  Thomas,  Inverary  cottage,  Lasswade 
Corbett,  William,  10  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Cording,  John,  Catlirine  bank,  South  Queensferry 
Core,  Rev.  Wm.  G.  (E.C.),  Camngton,  Lasswade 
Cornwall,  Mrs,  3  Bridge  street,  Portobello 
Corstorphin,  Alexander,  Currie 
Corstorphin,  John,  Ratho 
Cossar,  Andrew,  farmer,  Penicuik 
Cossar,  James,  Penicuik 

Cotter,  Colonel,  C.B.,  Rerwick  lodge,  Dalkeith 
Council  Chambers,  and  Offices  of  Commis- 
sioners OF  Police,  Town  Hall  ;  A.  Paterson, 

town-clerk,  Portobello 
Courtney,  William,  Portobello,  Tranent 
Coutts,  James,  Corstorphine  house 
Cowan,  A.,  k  Sons,  Vallej'field  mills,  Penicuik 
Cowan,  Charles,  Valleyfield,  Penicuik 
Cowan,  Charles,  Westerlee,  Murrayfield 
Cowan,  Charles  William,  Valleyfield,  Penicuik 
Cowan,  George,  Valleyfield,  Penicuik 
Cowan,  John,  New  Hailes  station,  Musselburgh 
Cowan,  Jas.,  Auchendinnj',  ilill  house,  Milton 

bridge 
Cowan,  John,  Corstorphine 
Cowan,  John,  fanner,  Gorebridge 
Cowan,  John,  Beeslack,  Milton  bridge 
Cowan,  M.  W.,  M.D.,  surgeon  R.N.,  153  High 

street,  Musselburgh 
Cowan,  R.  D. ,  Campie  lane  house,  Musselburgh 
Cowan,  William,  LL.D.,  Linbm-n  house,  Ratho 
Cowan,    William,    dairyman,    63    High    street, 

Portobello 
Cowan,  Mrs  J.,  153  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Cowan,  Miss,  Garden  villa,  Penicuik 
Cowe,  James,  Gorebridge 
Cowe,  Robert,  Lasswade 
Cowe,  William,  Greenend  house,  Liberton 
Cowie,  John,  flesher,  East  Calder 
Cowie,  Thomas,  Mid-Calder 
Cowper,  T.,  South  Queensferry 
Cox,  J.  &  G.,  Gorgie  mill.3,  Murrayfield 


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Cox,  James,  The  Brighton  hotel,  Brighton  phice, 

Portobello 
Cox,  John,  Gorgie  house,  Miirrayiield 
Coxe,  Sir  James,  M.D.,  Kinellan,  Murrayfield 
Craig,  David,  &  Co.,  Bridge  street,  Portobello 
Craig,  Robert,  &  Co. ,  Newbattle  mills  ;  house, 

Craig  Esk,  Dalkeith 
Craig,  D.,  Bogs  mill,  Slateford 
Craig,  David,  10  John  street,  Portobello 
Craig,  David,  Ormiston 
Craig,  James,  Tor,  Murrayfield 
Craig,  James,  Eskbauk 
Craig,  James,  Loanhead 

Craig,  "William,  Woodhall  cottage,  Corstorphine 
Craig,  "William,  Gray's  mills,  Slateford 
Craig,  Mrs  James,  18  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Craigie,  John,  8  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Craigie,  Eobert,  "West  glebe,  Dalkeith 
Craik,  James,  New  mills,  Currie 
Craik,  John,  Penicuik 
Craik,  "William,  124  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Craise,  George,  Tranent 
Cram,  Mrs,  Port  Seaton  house,  Prestonpans 
Cramond  Iron  Company,  Cramond 
Craster,  John,  "Wellington  reform,  farm,  Penicuik 
Craven,  John  "W.,  Binny  cottage,  Uphall 
Craven,  "William,  Brunnington,  Corstorphine 
Craven,  Mrs  Thomas,  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Crawford,  Adam,  Leadbm-n  toll 
Crawford,  B.,  Jock's  lodge 
Crawford,  Charles,  "West  Calder 
Crawford,  E.  T.,  Argyle  cottage,  Lasswade 
Crawford,  John,  Broxburn 
Crawford,  John,  Prestonpans 
Crawford,  "William,  Stenliouse,  Liberton 
Crawfurd,   T.   M.,  of  Cartsburn  and  Lauriston 

Castle,  Murieston  house,  Mid-Calder 
Crearer,  Alex. ,  Greenlaw  canteen,  Milton  bridge 
Crease,  Alexander-,  Rathbone  place,  Portobello 
Crerar,  Misses  C.  &  M.,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Cribbes,  Henry,  Gorebridge 
Cribbes,  "William,  Rosemount,  Lasswade 
Crichton,  David,  Tranent 
Crichton,  G.  0.,  South  Queensferry 
Crichton,  J.,  Parduvine,  Lasswade 
Crichton,  Miss,  Newhalls  house,  S.  Queensferry 
Crighton  &   Edwards,  painters,  etc.,   212  High 

street,  Portobello 
Croall,  John,  Southfield,  Liberton 
Croll,  John,  107  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Crompton,  Mrs,  Corebank,  Portobello 
Crooks,  Jas.,  Marchbank,  "West  glebe,  Dalkeith 
Crookshank,  Mrs,  Lasswade 
Crosbie  &  Paterson,  Stow 
Crosbie  &  Sons,  Gilmerton 
Crosby,  Alexander,  inspector,  Broxburn 
Cross,  Robert,  Hilltown,  Liberton 
Crow,  "William,  Davidson's  mains 
Cruickshank,  Misses,  Mid-Calder 
CuUen,    Mrs  Isa.    M'Pherson,    Spring  gardens, 

Musselburgh 
Gumming,  James,  Slateford 
Gumming,  Thomas,  3  Back  street ;  house,  Lothian 

bank,  Dalkeith 
Gumming,  William,  Corstorphine 
Gumming,  Miss,  43  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Cunningham,  Alexander  G. ,  Rosebank,  Currie 
Cunningham,  Andrew,  Slateford 
Cunningham,  Cornelius,  V.S.,  Slateford 


Cunningham,  James,  Broxburn 
Cunningham,  J.  D.,  Pathhead 
Cunningham,  John,  New  Pentland,  Loanhead 
Cunningham,  Thomas,  Look-about-ye,  Broxburn 
Cunningham,   Thomas,   Mary  cottage,   Junijier 

green 
Cunningham,  Rev.  "W.  B.  (F.C.),  Prestonpans 
Cunningham,  AVilliam,  Colinton 
Cunningham,  Mrs,  Morton,  Lothian  burn 
Currie,  J.  k  R.,  Edinburgh  road,  Dalkeith 
Currie,  Rev.  A.,  Hawthorn  vale,  "Winchburgh 
Currie,  James,  South  vennel,  Fisherrow 
Currie,  James,  Halkerstone,  Gorebridge 
Currie,    John,    100    High    street,    Fisherrow ; 

house,  98 
Currie,  John,  87  High  street,  Portobello 
Currie,  "William,  13  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Curror,  John,  Comiston,  Lothian  burn 
Curtis,  Mrs  C,  Tower  lodge,  25  Tower  street, 

Portobello 
Cusiter,  George  F.,  Dalkeith  gasworks,  Dalkeith 
Cuthbert,  Andrew,  "Woodbine  cottage,  Lasswade 
Cuthbertson,  Archibald,  Greendykes,  Tranent 
Dairnie,  James,  carrier,  Musselburgh 
Dalgleish,   William,    &  Son,    115   High   street, 

Dalkeith ;  house,  21  West  glebe 
Dalgleish,  Alexander,  90  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Dalgleish,  Andrew,  Tranent 
Dalgleish,  Thomas,  innkeeper,  Leadburn 
Dalley,  George,  Penicuik 
Dalrymple,  Alexander,  Slateford 
Dalrymple,  Mrs,  1  Hamilton  villa,  Portobello 
D'Arcy,  Rev.  "\V'. ,  1  Sandford  street,  Portobello 
Darling,  Adam,  West  Calder 
Darling,  John,  Mid-Calder 
Darling,  Thomas,  Ashlea,  Stow 
Darling,  Thomas  A.,  9  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Darling,  Miss,  16  Mount  Pleasant,  Portobello 
Davidson,  Arch.,  Craiglockhart  house,  Slateford 
Davidson,  D.,  Hazelbank,  Murrayfield 
Davidson,  David,  Ravelston,  Blackhall 
Davidson,  George,  Dean  park,  Balerno 
Davidson,  Henry,  Muirhouse,  Davidson's  mains 
Davidson,  Henry,  2  Hope  street,  Poi'tobeUo 
Davidson,  James,  Newbattle  collieries,  Dalkeith 
Davidson,  John,  London  road,  Dalkeith 
Davidson,  John,  Firth,  Roslin 
Davidson,  Mrs,  Lewisvale,  IMusselburgh 
Davidson,  Mrs,  Ratho 
Davidson,  ]\Irs  John,  102  High  street  ;  house,  3 

Marionville,  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Davie,  George,  Tranent 
Davie,  John,  Prestonpans 
Davie,  John  William,  Prestonpans 
Davie,  William,  Colinton 
Davie,  William,  Todd's  bridge,  Musselburgh 
Davies,  Richard,  Jock's  lodge 
Dawson,  Andrew,  &  Co.,  Croft  street,  Dalkeith 
Dawson,  Jas.,  &  Co.,  22  &  24  High  st.,  Dalkeith 
Dawson,  Christopher,  Abercorn,  S.  Queensferry 
Dawson,  Ebenezer,  Glenesk,  Dalkeith 
Dawson,  James  {J.  D.  <£■  Co.),  Glencairn  house, 

Dalkeith 
Dawson,  Thomas,  grocer,  Balerno 
Dawson,  William,  Warriston,  Hermiston 
Dawson,  Mrs  J.  H. ,  7  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Dea,  William,  Mavis  cottage.  Juniper  green 
Dean,  David,  7  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Dean,  Mrs  Robert,  1  Windsor  place,  Portobello 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Deans  &  Moore,  coalmasters,  lessees  of  Carbeny, 
Diunimoie,    Elpliinston  Lower,    Pencaitland, 
aud  Penston  collieries  ;  office,  Smeaton  park, 
luveresk 
Deans,  Rev.  George,  Jessfield  honse,  Portobello 
Deans,  James,  Dalkeith  park,  Dalkeith 
Deans,  James,  Whitehill,  Dalkeith 
Deans,  P.  D.,  Mount  Charles,  Portobello 
Dea-s,  The  Hon.  Lord,  Pittendriech,  Lasswade 
Delgaty,  James,  45  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Denholm,  A.  S.,  BlackhaU 
Denholm,  David,  Balerno 
Denholm,  David,  Cauldcoats,  Liberton 
Denholm,  David,  Carbeny  mains,  Musselburgh 
Denholm,    James,   farmer,   Carberry,   Hillhead, 

JMusselburgh 
Denholm,  Thomas,  Blackball 
Denholm,  William,  Juniper  green 
Dennis,  John,  20  West  glebe,  'Dalkeith 
Denniston,  iliss.  South  Queensferry 
Dent,  Irvine,  Ravensnook,  Penicuik 
Dewar,  Capt.  John,  2  Chambers  ter.,  Portobello 
Dewar,  Mrs,  35  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Dick,  Allan,  Slateford 
Dick,  George,  Fountainhall,  Stow 
Dick,  John,  il.D.,  Broom  bank,  Mid-Calder 
Dick,  Robert,  slater,  Corstorphine 
Dick,  Thomas,  Kirknewton 
Dick,  Thomas,  Milk  houses,  Uphall 
Dick,  Thomas,  Corstorphine 
Dick,  William,  inspector  of  poor,  Kirknewton 
Dick,  Mrs,  Kirknewton 
Dickie,  G.  11.,  120  High  street;  house,  5  Union 

place,  Portobello 
Dickson  &  Wilson,  30  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Dickson,  Alexander,  Lasswade 
Dickson,  Alexander,  Hermiston 
Dickson,  Andrew,  Restalrig 
Dickson,  Charles,  Hodges,  Tranent 
Dickson,  George,  Lasswade 
Dickson,  James,  Dundas  mains,  S.  Queensferry 
Dickson,  James,  West  Calder 
Dickson,  John  H.,  liingsknowes,  Slateford 
Dickson,  John,  Prestonpans 
Dickson,  John,  Dalmeny,  South  Queensfeny 
Dickson,  John,  Saughton  mains,  Mru-rayfield 
Dickson,  Peter,  Winton,  West  Mains,  Tranent 
Dickson,  Robert,  Middlemills,  Lasswade 
Dickson,  Robert,  69  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Dickson,   Stair,  Newmills  ;  house,  Glebe  valley, 

Dalkeith 
Dickson,  T.  B.,  Tranent 
Dickson,  Walter,  Tranent 
Dickson,  William,  Stow 
Dickson,  William,  Slatebarns,  Roslin 
Dickson,  William,  Roslin  Lee,  Roslin 
Dickson,  William,  Bank  house.  Stow 
Dickson,  Mrs,  4  Bellfield  lane,  Poi-tobello 
Dickson,  Mrs  P.,  Bellfield  place,  Portobello 
Dickson,  Mrs,  Springbank,  Juniper  green 
Dickson,  Mrs,  Elphingston,  Tranent 
Dixon,  Mrs,  Threemile  house,  Coistoi-phine 
Dixon,  Miss  Mary,  Ramsay  lane,  Portobello 
Dobbie,  Mrs,  Campend,  Dalkeith 
Dobie,  Miss,  13  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Dodds,  Jo-hn,  Cranstoun,  Riddel,  Dalkeith 
Dodds,  P.,  14  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Dodds,  Richard,  Buccleuch  street ;  house.  South 
street,  Dalkeith 


Dods,  Archibald,  Dalkeith ;  house,  Iron  mills 
Doig,  Hy.  {D. ,  2I'K. ,  dj  D. ),  Rose  cot. ,  Joppa 
Doig,  W.,  Post  office,  84  High  street,  Portobello 
Donald,  John,  1 9  Stratton  place,  Portobello 
Donald,  Robert  Andrew,  Spittal,  Penicuik 
Donaldson,  A.,  Cockenzie 

Donaldson,  Js.,  Kildonan  cot. ,  Millhill,  Musselb. 
Donaldson,  Rev.  John,  Currie 
Donaldson,  Robert,  Cockenzie 
Donaldson,  Wm. ,  St  ilary's,  Rosefield,  Portobello 
Donn,  James,  Ratho  cottage,  Ratho 
Dougal,  David,  3  Belltield  lane,  Portobello 
Dougal,  John,  of  Ratho  park,  Ratho 
Doughty,  John,  11  West  Glebe,  Dalkeith 
Douglas  &  Smart,  148  High  street,  Portobello 
Douglas,  George  &  Charles,   Langhaugh  house, 

Ford 
Douglas,  G.,  &  Son,  21  South  street,  Dalkeith; 

house,  Eskbank 
Douglas,  Abraham  &  Walter,  Dalkeith 
Douglas,  Abraham,  Mayfield,  Dalkeith 
Douglas,  Archibald  Sholto,  Duddingston 
Douglas,  Bentlem,  Peffer  mill,  Liberton 
Douglas,  David,  Dechmont,  Uphall 
Douglas,  James,  Annfield  inn,  Dalkeith 
Douglas,  James,  22  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Douglas,  John,  Fountainhall,  Stow 
Douglas,  John,  Corstorphine 
Douglas,  Walter,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Douglas,  William,  Kinleith  mill,  Currie 
Douglas,  ]\Irs  William,  Brunstain  villas,  Joppa 
Douglas,  Mrs,  East  Calder 

Douglas,  Misses,  3  Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 
Dove,  D. ,  S.  S.  C. ,  Waverley  cot. ,  Eskbank,  Dalk'th 
Dow,  Alexander,  Kirknewton 
Dow,  Alexander,  Gilmerton 
Dow,  Henry  Russell,  Grammar  school,  121  High 

street,  Musselburgh 
Dow,  John,  Greenend,  Liberton 
Dow,  William,  Gilmerton 
Dowie,  John,  Bell's  quarry,  Mid-Calder 
Dowie,  WiUiam,  Kirkliston 
Dowie,  William,  Rosetta  house,  Dalkeith 
Do^vnie  &  Kinghorn,  Fisherrow 
Do\\-nie,  Laird,  &  Laing,  Pinkhill,  Corstorphine 
Downie,  David,  Juniper  green 
Downie,  George,  Juniper  green 
Do^^Tiie,  Hugh,  Loanhead 
Downie,  James,  Currie 
Downie,  Hay,  Corstorphine 
Downie,  Mrs,  3  Union  place,  Portobello 
Drover,  James,  Wadingbiu'n,  Lasswade 
Drummond,  James,  High  street,  Mussellnirgh 
Drummond,  J.,  Tranent 
Drummond,  Robert,  AliUhill,  Musselburgh 
Drummond,  Lady,  Ha\rthornden,  Lasswade 
Drj'sdale,  Joseph,  Prestonpans 
Drysdale,  William,  Uphall 
Drysdale,  Misses,  25  Wellington  st.,  Portobello 
Dudgeon,  J.  R.  &  G.,  97  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Dudgeon,  Alex. ,  Newbigging,  South  Queensferry 
Dudgeon,   Alexander,    Easter   Dalmeny,   South 

Queensferry 
Dudgeon,  George,  Humbie,  Kirkliston 
Dudgeon,  George,  Almond  hill,  Kirkliston 
Dudgeon,  John,  Scotstouu  house,  S.  Queensfeny 
Dudgeon,   Capt.    Rt.   C,  Militia  barracks,  Dal- 
keith, Rosehill,  Eskbank 
Dudgeon,  Robert,  Trinity  house,  Musselburgh 


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Dudgeou,  Robert,  Hiunbie,  Kirkliston 
Dutf,  Alexander,  Braidburn,  Lothian  burn 
Duti",  Capt.  Benjamin,  Lily  bank,  Musselburgh 
Dnti',  George,  Braidburn,  Lothian  burn 
Dutf,  AL's,  Greenside  lodge,  Murray  field 
Dufl',  Miss  Christina,  7  Wonder  st. ,  Musselbiu'gh 
Dun,  J.,  Gilston  lodge,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Dunbar,  George,  4  Aberoorn  place,  Portobello 
Dunbar,  Kev.  11.  S.,  missionary,  Newbattle 
Dunbar,  Mrs,  Eosefield  place,  Portobello 
Duncan  &  Son,  New  Mills  road,  Dalkeith 
Duncan,  J.,  k  Son,  Tranent 
Duncan,  Rev.  Andrew,  U.  P.  manse,  Mid-Calder 
Duncan,  Archibald,  Gorebridge 
Duncan,  Colonel,  Foxhall,  Kirkliston 
Duncan,  David  Scott,  Monkton  house,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Duncan,  Colonel  F.  K. ,  Fii-th,  Roslin 
Duncan,  G.,  Eosebank  cottage,  Mru-rayfield 
Duncan,  Henry,  Pathhead 
Duncan,  Rev.  Henry,  Cricliton  manse.  Ford 
Dirncan,  James,  Penicuik 
Duncan,  James,  W.S.,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Duncan,  James,  Slateford 
Duncan,  James  B.,  W.  S.,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Duncan,  John,  Burnhead,  Libertou 
Dxmcan,  John,  Ratho 

Duncan,  Walter,  166  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Duncan,  William,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Duncan,  William,  Corstorphine 
Duncan,  Mrs  David,  Mid-Calder 
Dundas,  Su-  Da^'id,  Beechwood,  Corstorphine 
Dundas,   George,   Dundas  castle,   South  Queens- 
ferry 
Dundas,  James,  of  Dundas,  Dundas  castle.  South 

Queensferry 
Dundas,  Robert,  of  Arniston,  Gorebridge 
Dundas,  Mrs,  Halkerston  lodge,  Inveresk 
Dundas,  Mrs  Henry,   Craigroystou,   Davidson's 

mains 
Dunfermline,  the  Dowager  Lady,  Colinton  house, 

Colinton 
Dunlop,  Alexander,  Loanhead 
Dunlop,  Andrew,  2  Berry  square,  Portobello 
Dunlop,  David,  Newbattle,  Dalkeith 
Dunlop,  John,  Clermiston,  Coi'storphine 
Dunlop,  John,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Dunlop,  John  C,  Libertou  Tower  house 
Dunlop,  Robert,  81  High  street,  Portobello 
Dunn,  Adam,  Corstorphine 
Dunn,  Adam,  Tranent  mains,  Tranent 
Dunn,  M.,  Slateford 

Dunn,  Mrs,  Burdiehouse  mains,  Loanhead 
Dunn,  Mrs  Mary  L,  Traneut 
Dunn,  Misses,  Primrose  cottage,  Ratho 
Dunnet,  Matthew,  West  Calder 
Dunsmui-e,  Miss,  Dunsmure  lodge,  Corstorphine 
Durham,  J.  &  W.,  Balerno  mills,  Curi'ie 
Durham,  William,  Balerno  mill  house,  Currie 
Durham,  Mrs  Dundas,  Polton,  Lasswade 
Durie  &  Nisbet  (Elphinston  Coal  Co.),  Tranent 
Dyer,  James  B.,  The  Glebe,  Dalkeith 
Dykes,  James,  farmer,  Penicuik 
Eaglesham,  James,  Lasswade 
Easterbrook,  Thomas,  Bellfield  house,  Eskbank 
Easton,  Andrew,  Kirknewton  mains,  Kirknewton 
Easton,  John,  Lasswade 
Easton,  Samuel,  Bell's  mains,  Gorebridge 
Easton,  Jane,  Penicuik 


Ecclesfield,  William,  Blackhall 

Eckford,  Peter,  Stenliouse,  Liberton 

Eckford,  Mrs  John,  Eskside,  Musselburgh 

Edgar,  John,  Prestonpans 

Edgar,  John,  farmer,  Roslin 

Edgar,  Samuel,  Eliot  cottage,  Lasswade 

Edgely,  Robert,  Gilmerton 

Edgely,  Thomas,  Gilmerton 

Edie,  A.,  Hawthorn  cottage,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 

Edie,  J.  C,  Tranent 

Edmoud,  G.,  5  Marjiield,  Portobello 

Edmonstou,  Samuel,  Brunstain  villas,  Joppa 

Edmonstone,  Mrs,  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 

Edward,  John,  157  High  street,  Portobello 

Edward,  Robert,  210  High  sti-eet,  Portobello 

Edwards,  James  Forrest,  Bridge  st. ,  Musselburgh 

Elder,  James,  farmer,  Hermiston 

Elder,  James,  Whitehrll  mains,  Musselbnrgh 

Elder,  James,  Lenny  park,  Corstorphine 

Elder,  Thomas,  Roddinglaw,  Hermiston 

Elder,  Thomas,  Loanhead 

Elder,  Mrs,  Broomieknowe,  Lasswade 

Elliot,  R.  &  J.,  83  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Elliot,  Ralph,  The  Glebe,  Dalkeith 

Elliot,  Miss,  139  High  street,  Portobello 

Elliot,  Miss  I.,  61  West  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Ellis,  Wm.  M.,  Wellington  lodge,  Portobello 

Elphinstone,  Lord,  Carberry  tower,  Musselburgh 

Elphinstone,  Hon.  Edward,  Eldin  ho. ,  Lasswade 

Emlay,  James,  87  High  sti-eet,  Fisherrow 

Emslie,  John,  Broxburn 

Eno,  John,  3  Marshall  place,  Portobello 

Erskine,  David  T.,  25  West  glebe,  Dalkeith 

Erskine,  Wdliam,  Dechmont,  Uphall 

Erskine,  Miss,  37  Melville  street,  Portobello 

Eskside  Fibre  Works  Co.,  Musselburgh 

Esplin,  Charles,  11  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 

Evans,  William  G. ,  Bank  house,  Penicuik 

Ewart,  John,  &  Sons,  Penicuik 

Ewart,  Andi-ew,  Shrub  mount,  Portobello 

Ewart,  Mrs,  7  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 

Fairbaien,  a.,  30  High  street ;  house,  2  Grove 

place,  Portobello 
Fairbairu,  James,  Balerno 
Fairbairn,  James,  Roslin 
FairgTieve,  John,  Dewarton,  Dalkeith 
Fairley,  John,  Joppa 

Fairley,  Robert,  122  High  street,  Portobello 
Faiiiey,  William,  West  Calder 
Fairlie,  Thomas,  Loanhead 
Falconer,  R.,  k  Son,  25  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Falconer,  A.  C,  9  Westwynd,  Dalkeith;  house. 

Croft  street 
Falconer,  James,  Balerno 
Falconer,  James,  Loanhead 
Falconer,  John,  Loanhead 
Falconer,  Richard  C,  19  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Falconer,  William,  Mayfield,  Balerno 
Falkner,  Andrew,  17  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Falkner,  Miss,  25  MelviUe  street,  Portobello 
Fallon,  A.  D.,  4  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
Falsliaw,  James,  7  Straiton  place,  Portobello 
Farquhai';  W. ,  Aitchisou  place,  Portobello 
Farquharson,    Francis,   9  Newbigging,  ilussel- 

burgh 
Farquliarson,  John,  13  Bridge  st.,  Musselburgh 
Farrie,  Robert,  Winchburgh 
Farrier,  John,  House  of  Muir,  Ormiston 
Fauchie,  Martin,  Penicuik 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Fearns,  G.,  70  High  street,  Musselbiirgli 

Fedden,  Charles,  5  Brighton  terrace,  Portobello 

Fergus,  Mrs,  Craigo'er,  Liberton 

Ferguson,  Bruce,  Juniper  green 

Ferguson,  Rev.  Fergus,  East  United  Presbyterian 

manse,  Dalkeith 
Ferguson,  Jolin,  Burghlee,  Loanhead 
Ferguson,  John  {Scott  <£■  F.),  15  Brighton  place, 

Portobello 
Ferguson,  Piobert,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Ferguson,  Thomas,  Stobhill,  Goreliridge 
Ferme,  George,  Riggenhead,  Tranent 
Fernie,  John,  50  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Ferrier,  George,  36  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Farrier,  John,  Dalryniple  loan,  Musselburgh 
Ferrier,  William,  Gorebridge 
Ferrier,  William,  4  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Fiddes,  William,  Tranent 
Fielder,  John,  Bridgend,  Dalkeith 
Fimister,  Catherine,  4  Linkfield,  Musselburgh 
Findlater,  Miss,  Rosebank,  Portobello 
Findlav,  James,  Hermand  house.  West  Calder 
Findlay,  John,  Mid-Calder 
FiuLn-,  Thomas,  2  Belfield,  Portobello 
Finlay,  Mrs,  Hailes,  Slateford 
Finlayson,  David,  26  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Finlaj'son,  John,  Piershill 
Finlayson,  John,  West  mill,  Lass^vade 
Finnic,  C.  J.,  Swanston,  Lothian  burn 
Finnie,  Mrs,  Ratho  Hall,  Ratho 
Fisher,  Alexander,  Currie 
Fleming,  James,  Coats,  Penicuik 
Fleming,  Joseph,  Ratho 
Fleming,  AVilliam,  Currie 
Fletcher,  Andrew,  of  Salton,  Tranent 
Flint,  A.  &  J.,  South  Melville,  Lasswade 
Flint,  David,  Drylaw  mains,  Da\'idson's  mains 
Flint,  Mrs,  Crossgreen,  Uphall 
Flint,  Mrs  James,  Buccleuch  place,  Dalkeith 
Flockhart,  John  S.,  86  High  street,  Portobello 
Foggan,  William,  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Foote,  Edward  J.,  Eskvale,  JSIusselburgh 
Forbes,  Rev.  Alex.,  7  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Forbes,  Charles,  ^Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Forbes,  Thomas,  Mid-Calder 
Forbes,  William,  Pathhead,  Dalkeith 
Forbes,  William,  Auchendinny,  Milton  bridge 
Forbes,  Miss,  5  Almond  bank,  Cramond 
Forbes,  Mis.s,  Peggie's  land,  Davidson's  mains 
Ford,  James,  Stankards,  Uphall 
Ford,  Thomas,  Pencaitland 
Foixl,  William,  Hope  street,  Portobello 
Ford,  William,  Hardengi-een,  Dalkeith 
Fordyce,  Re\'.  John,  Spring  gardens,  Portobello 
Forman,  Mrs,  Leven  hall,  Musselburgh 
Forrest,   R.   &  S.,   142  High  street;  house,  34 

Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Forrest,  Alexander,  Harrow  inn,  Dalkeith 
Forrest,  Alexander,  Ford 
Forrest,  John,  Burn  wynd,  Ratho 
Forrest,  William,  Kirkliston 
Forrester,  Ebenezer,  55  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Forrester,  Mrs  James,  44  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Forstcr,  James,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Forsyth,  Alexander,  Polton,  Lasswade 
Forsyth,  G.  {Murdoch  <£•  F.),  Bonnyrigg 
Forsyth,  John,  postmaster,  Tranent 
Forsyth,  John,  90  High  street ;  house,  21   Bath 

street,  Portobello 


Forsyth,  R.,  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Forsyth,  Rev.  Thomas  (U.P.),  Gorebridge 
Forsyth,  ]\Irs  ]\largaret,  1  Elmfield  pi.,  Dalkeith- 
Forsyth,  Miss,  7  Lothian  bank,  Dalkeith 
Fortune,  James,  Rosefield  avenue,  Portobello 
Fortune,  John,  Craigcrook  farm.  Blackball 
Fortune,  John,  54  High  street ;  house,  3  Tower 

bank,  Portobello 
Fortune,  T.  L.,  Elphinston  tower,  Tranent 
Fortune,  Mrs,  Turnhouse,  Cramond 
Foster,  John,  Bridge  street,  Portobello 
Foulis,  David,  Logan  brae,  Milton  bridge 
Foulis,  John,  35  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Fountain,  Mrs  Isabella,  post  office,  Balerno 
Fowler,  John,  k  Co.  (Limited),  Prestonpans 
Fo\Tler,  John,  Loanhead 
Fo\\-ler,  William  Chalmers,  M.D.,  Corstorphine 

hall,  Corstorphine 
Fovdis,  A.,  Rose  cottage,  Lasswade 
Fraser,  William  &  Adam,  Wall  tower,  Penicuik 
Eraser,  David  M.,  Duddingston 
Fraser,  F. ,  quartermaster.  Militia  stores,  Dalkeith 
Fraser,  J.  Mackay,  Munro  place,  Piershill 
Fraser,  James,  Spyfield  cottage,  Juniper  gi'een 
Fraser,  John,  Rosevale,  Cunie 
Fraser,  John,  119  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Fraser,  John,  Blackball 
Fraser,  AVilliam,  Broxburn 
Fraser,  Mrs  James,  Lee  crescent,  Portobello 
Fraser,  Miss  B.,  6  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Fraser,  Miss  G.,  Oxenford  lodge,  Edgehead,  Dal- 
keith 
Frater,  Robert,  Laws,  Uphall 
French,  Charles,  Dalmeny,  South  Queensfeny 
French,  George,  Miller  Linns  mill,  Ratho 
French,  John,  contractor.  Blackball 
Frier,  Andrew  A.,  Eden  cottage,  Currie 
Frier,  M.,  Crichton  mains,  Dalkeith 
Frier,  Richard  S.,  of  Cathpair,  Stow 
Frier,  AViUiam,  Currie 
Fullarton,  Robert,  Penicuik 
Fullerton,  A.,  St  Agnes,  Liberton 
Fulton,  Adam,  29  High  street,  Portobello 
Fulton,  Andrew,  AA^oodlands,  Duddingston 
Fulton,  Ebenezer,  Pencaitland,  Tranent 
Fulton,  Mrs  Catherine,  Peniciuk 
Fyfe,  John,  AA'"ester  Duddingston 
Fyvie,  Miss  Ann,  158  High  street,  Portobello 
Gairdner,  Mrs,  Lamont's  place,  Musselburgh 
Galloway,  J.,  Liberton 
Ganson,  D.,  Fisherrow 
Gardener,  Alexander,  Gorebridge 
Gardiner,  Alexander,  Roslin 
Gardiner,  Alexander,  Moidart  cottage,  Ciu-rie 
Gardiner,    John    F.,    AUan    cottage,    Rosefield 

avenue,  Portobello 
Gardiner,  John,  Cockburn,  Balerno 
Gardiner,  Peter,  Davidson's  mains 
Gardiner,  Miss  H. ,  6  Bath  place,  Portobello 
Gardner,  Alexander,  East  Langton,  East  Calder 
Gardner,  Daniel,  Barbachlaw,  Musselburgh 
Gardner,  George,  Carrington  barns,  Lasswade 
Gardner,  Rev.  Jas.,  M.D.,  A.M.,  AV.  Colintonho. 
Gardner,  John,  Prestonpans 
Gardner,  Rev.  Jn.,  Livingston  manse,  Mid-Calder 
Garnock,  Jn.,  Carlops,  N.  Esk reservoir,  Penicuik 
Garvie,  Adam,  Plenploth,  Stow 
Gar\'ie,  Miss  H.,  131  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Gavin,  P.,  &  Sons,  Millliill,  Musselbm-gh 


GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY, 


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Gay,  John,  40  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Gay,  Thomas,  Newbridge,  Kirkliston 

Gebbie,  James,  26  Pitt  sti'eet,  Portobello 

Gemmell,  Peter,  Peggy's  mill,  Cramond 

Gentle,  J.  P.,  11  Ee'geut  street,  Portobello 

Gerard,  iliss,  Lasswade 

Gibb,  George,  Janeiield,  Corstorphiue 

Gibb,  James,  stationmaster,  Gogar,  Hermiston 

Gibb,  J.  S.,  Back  st.  ;  ho.  Bridgend,  Dalkeith 

Gibb,  Peter,  Tranent 

Gibb,  William,  Tranent 

Gibbon,  John,  Ramsay  lane,  Portobello 

Gibson  &  ilercer,  Cousland,  Dalkeith 

Gibson,  Charles,  8  Millhill,  Musselburgh 

Gibson,  Henry,  67  High  street,  ilusselburgh 

Gibson,  James,  Sonth  Queensferry 

Gibson,  James,  Cliftouhall  mains,  Eatho 

Gibson,  John  L.,  Penicuik 

Gibson,  John,  38  South  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 

Gibson,  John,  AToolmet,  Dalkeith 

Gibson,  John,  dairjonan,  Corstorphiue 

Gibson,  John,  AYester  Kinleith,  Currie 

Gibson,  Thomas,  Peruiehurst,  Stow 

Gibson,  Thomas,  10  East  crescent,  Portobello 

Gibson,  Thomas,  Maryvilla,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 

Gibson,  William,  Duddingston 

Gibson,  William,  Carrington,  Lasswade 

Gibson,  Mrs  John,  Westlield,  Cousland,  Dalkeith 

Gibson-Craig,   Sir  William,  Bart.,  of  Eiccarton, 

Hermiston 
Gibson-Craig,  Miss,  Hermiston  house,  Hermiston 
Gibsone,  Major-Gen.,  Comiston ho., Lothian  burn 
Giddings,  J. ,  Kilburn  villa,  3  Abercorn  gardens, 

Jock's  lodge 
Giftbrd,  Alexander,  5  Lower  Joppa 
Gifibrd,  Thomas,  farmer.  West  Ingliston,  Eatho 
Gilbert,  James,  Whitemoss,  Kirknewton 
Gilbert,  James,  Jock's  lodge 
Gilbert,  James,  12  Tower  sti-eet,  Portobello 
Gilbert,  William,  Millrig,  Kirknewton 
Gilbert,  Mrs  Janet,  ililton  bridge 
GUchrist,  Charles  E.,  Mid-Calder 
Gilchrist,  WiUiam,  Mid-Calder 
GilfiUan,  Rev.  Dr,  4  Chambers  ter. ,  Portobello 
Gilfillan,  Henry,  2  Straiton  place,  Portobello 
Giltillan,  Mrs,  26  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Gillespie,  Da'S'id,  14  High  street,  Portobello 
Gillespie,  James,  Craigie,  Cramond 
Gillespie,  John,  Corstorphiue 
Gillespie,  Joseph,  4  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Gillespie,  William,  17  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
GUlespie,  Miss,  4  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Gillies,  James,  Wallyford,  Musselburgh 
Gillon,  Rev.  M. ,  missionary,  Newbattle,  Dalkeith 
Gillon,  Robert,  West  Calder 
Gillon,  Mrs,  44  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Gilmour,  Alexander,  127  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Gilpin,  Charles  B. ,  Juniper  green 
Gilroy,  William,  farmer,  Penicuik 
Girdwood,  David,  Dreghoru,  Colinton 
Girdwood,  Walter,  South  Queensferry 
Girdwood,  William,  Fixby,  Corstorphiue 
Gladston,  John,  Pathhead,  Loanhead 
Glasgow,  Dowager  Countess,  Calder  house,  Mid- 
Calder 
Gla-sgow    Oil     Co.,     Broxbirrn  ;    J.     Boyd, 

manager 
Glen,  Enoch,  Fivestanks,  Uphall 
Glen,  Mrs,  Uphall 
2G 


Glen,  Miss  Itlarion,  Currie 
Glendinning,  Alexander,  Winchburgh 
Glendinning,  George,  Newmains,  Kirkliston 
Glendinning,  George,  Hatton  mains,  Ratho 
Glendinning,    Peter,   Leuchold,   Dalmeny   park, 

South  Queensferry 
Glenny,  William,  Houston  mill,  Uphall 
Glover,  John,  &  Son,  Eoslin 
Glover,  James,  Loanhead 
Glover,  John,  Langhill,  Eoslin 
Godley,  Mrs  William,  Lasswade 
Goldie,  Geo. ,  National  Bank,  Edinburgh  ;  house, 

Eskbank 
Goldie,  Mrs  John,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Goldie,  Misses  1.  &  M.,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Gonsalez,  Joseph  (G.P.O.),  Lee  cres.,  Portobello 
Good,  Alexander,  Nether  Liberton 
Goodfellow,  Robert,  Inch  cottage,  Liberton 
Goodsir,  David,  160  High  street;  house,  Wallace- 
field  cottage,  Portobello 
Goodsir,  Thos.,  7  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Good\\T[n,  W.,  Easter  Bavelaw,  Balerno 
Gordon  &  Son,  Coltbridge,  Murraytield 
Gordon,  Alexander,  Dalkeith  colliery,  Dalkeith 
Gordon,  James,  druggist.  Juniper  green 
Gordon,  James,  107  High  street,  Musselburgh, 

and  86  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Gordon,  Rev.  James,  Gorebridge 
Gordon,  ]\Iaxwell,  3  John  street,  Portobello 
Gordon,  Peter,  Juniper  green 
Gordon,  Eev.  Thomas,  D.  D. ,  Newbattle  manse 
Gorrie,  George  H.,  Bridgend,  Dalkeith 
Gorrie,  Mrs,  Bridgend,  Dalkeith 
Gourlay,  J.,  Cockenzie 

Gourlay,  James,  Dalrjonple  loan,  Musselburgh 
Gourlay,  Mrs  Eliza,  Golf  house,  Musselburgh 
Gomlay,  Mrs  E. ,  Juniper  gi-een 
Gow,  Charles,  Brighton  place ;  house,  6  Brighton 

teri'ace,  Portobello 
Gow,  George,  Lasswade 
Gow,  John,  15  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Gow,  Peter,  farmer.  New  Milton,  ililton  bridge 
Gowan,  Eev.  A.  T.,  D.D.,  Westfieldpl.,  Dalkeith 
Graham,  C.  W.,  M.D.,  139  High  st.,  Dalkeith 
Graham,  Geo.,  Graham's  cot.,  Glencorse,  Eoslin 
Graham,  Humphrey,  Belstane,  Kirknewton 
Graham,  James,  Bankhead,  South  QueensfeiTV 
Graham,  John,  Gilmerton 
Graham,  John,  farmer.  Stow 
Graham,  Thomas,  Juniper  green 
Graham,  Thomas,  Kirknewton 
Graham,  Walter,  House  of  J\Iuir,  Kirknewton 
Graham,  William,  New  Burusliot,  Cramond 
Graham,  William,  Campie  house,  Musselburgh 
Graham,  Mrs,  post  office.  Juniper  gr-een 
Graham,  Miss  Isabella,  1  John  street,  Portobello 
Grainger,  Alexander,  Broxburn 
Grange,  Major  W.,  Marionville,  Regent  street, 

Portobello 
Grant,  Rev.  Alexander  Thomson,  Eoslin 
Grant,  Dr,  Greenlaw,  Milton  bridge 
Grant,  George,  Corstorphiue 
Grant,  Rev.  J.  D.,  Manse,  West  Calder 
Grant,  James,  West  Calder 
Grant,   Joseph,   W.S.    (G.  d:   Wallace),  3  Bath 

place,  Portoljello 
Grant,  Robert,  14  Esk  place,  Dalkeith 
Grant,  William,  Dryburn,  Stow 
Grant,  Mrs  M.,  6  St  James'  terrace,  Portobello 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Grant,  Mrs,  19  W.  Brighton  cresct. ,  Portobello 

Grassie,  Alexander,  Gorebridge 

Grassie,  Archibald,  Millbank,  Gorebridge 

Gray  &  Taylor,  73  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  George  &  James,  118  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  A.,  Yools  place,  Portobello 

Gray,  Andrew,  109  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  Begbie,  23  Joppa 

Gray,  Charles,  Corstorphine 

Gray,  George,  MuiTayville,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  George,  junior.  Croft  street,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  George,  Gorgie  mills,  Murrayfield 

Gray,  Hugh,  Ship  inn,  Fisherrow 

Gray,  James,  Braehead  mains,  Cramond 

Gray,  James,  118  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  Jas.  (G.P.O.),  12  Abercorn  ter.,  Portobello 

Gray,  John,  Elginhaugh  mills,  Dalkeith 

Gray,  John,  Elm  lodge,  Eskbank 

Gray,  John,  6  Bath  st. ;  ho.  Lee  cres. ,  Portobello 

Gray,  John,  Duddingston  house 

Gray,  Eev.  John  (Free  Church),  Gorebridge 

Gray,  Pati'ick  L.,  Freelands,  Piatho 

Graj--,  Kobert,  Damside  cottage,  Cramond 

Gray,  Robert,  Contentibus,  Mid-Calder 

Gray,  Thomas,  Broxburn 

Gray,  Thom-as,  144  High  street,  Portobello 

Gray,  W.  A. ,  Midlothian  potteries,  West  venncl, 

Musselburgh,  and  Portobello 
Gray,  W.  A. ,  M.  D. ,  Newbigging  lodge,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Gray,  William,  Southfield,  Duddingston 
Gray,  William,  Mid-Calder 
Gray,  William,  Eastfield  cottage,  Musselburgh 
Gray,  Mrs,  Bellevue  cottage,  Lasswade 
Gray,  Mrs  Catherine,  Mid-Calder 
Gray,  Mrs,  7  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Gray,  Mrs  James,  Elm  lodge,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Gray,  Mrs  John,  7  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Gray,  I^Irs  AVilliam,  18  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Green,  Chas.,  Seaview ho. ,  16  Pitt  st.,  Portobello 
Greenfield,  Archibald,  Prestonpans 
Greenfield,  John  R.,  Newton,  Winchbui'gh 
Greenfield,  William,  Ne^\i:on,  AVinchburgh 
Greig,  David,  6  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Greig,  David,  F.R.C.S.E.,  South  QueensfeiTy 
Greig,  David,  Currie 
Greig,  John  M.,  Mid-Calder 
Grey,  Alexander,  Ivy  lodge,  Links,  Musselburgh 
Grey,  Mrs,  Woodbine  cottage,  Corstorjjhine 
Grierson,  Samuel,  Millholme  house,  Musselburgh 
Grierson,  Mrs,  Currie 

Grierson,  Miss  J. ,  3  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Grieve  &  M'Kinlay,  Pinkie,  Musselburgh 
Grieve,  Henry,  Kirkliston 
Grieve,  John,  2  Bridge  sti-eet,  Musselburgh 
Grieve,  John,  Pinkie  pans,  Musselburgh 
Grieve,  John,  Bank  park  colliery,  Tranent 
Grieve,  Thomas,  Jock's  lodge 
Grieve,  Mrs,  29  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Grieve,  Mrs,  Kirkliston 

Grieve,  Miss,  27  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Griffith,  Win.,  Beachborough  house,  Portobello 
Grossert,  Adam,  Millerhill  (west),  Dalkeith 
Gulland,  John,  Monkton  hall,  Musselburgh 
Gunn,  Geo. ,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  Cramond 
Gunn,  George,  inspector  of  poor,  Cramond 
Guthrie,  Rev.  David,  F.C.  manse,  Liberton 
Guthrie,  George,  Jock's  lodge 
Gxithrie,  Patrick,  Almora,  Lilierton 


Haggaet,  Peter,  176  High  street,  Portobello 
Haig,  D.,  79  High  street;  house,  24  Tower  st., 

Portobello 
Haig,  William,  Jock's  lodge 
Hair,  H.,  Grange  bank,  Loanhead 
Haldane,  James,  Woodburn,  Dalkeith 
Haldane,  Mrs  James,  32  High  street ;  house,  4 

Tower  street,  Portobello 
Halket,  Miss  C.,  Currie 

Halkett,  Jn.  Craigie,  yr.,  Cramond  house,  Cramond 
Hall,  Captain,  Lee  crescent,  Portobello 
Hall,  John,  26  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Hall,  John,  Stow 
Hall,  Thomas,  Crosslee,  Stow 
Hall,  Thomas,  Penicuik 

Hall,  Thomas,  3  Chambers  terrace,  Portobello 
Hall,  Mrs  J.  H.,  10  John  sti-eet,  Portobello 
Hall,  Miss,  Rathbone  house,  Portobello 
Halley,  William,  Hermiston 
Hamilton,  Alexander  F.,  Tranent 
Hamilton,  Archibald,  Kirkliston 
Hamilton,  Claude  H.,  Prestonhall  ho.,  Dalkeith 
Hamilton,  D. ,  Roman  camp,  Broxburn 
Hamilton,  David,  Broxburn 
Hamilton,  Henry,  slater,  Kirkliston 
Hamilton,  Rev.  J.,  M.A.,  F.C.  manse,  Cockpen 
Hamilton,  John  A.,  2  Sandford  st.,  Portobello 
Hamilton,  John,  56  High  street,  Portobello 
Hamilton,  Robert,  contactor,  Kirknewton 
Hamilton,   Robert,  butcher,   grocer,    and   spirit 

dealer,  Kirknewton 
Hamilton,  Robert,  Pilmuir,  Balerno 
Hamilton,  William,  Tranent 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  12  Rosefield  avenue,  Portobello 
Hamilton,  Misses,  2  E.  Brighton  cres. ,  Portobello 
Handasyde  &  Davidson,  Musselburgh,  and  4  Lidia 

buildings,  Edinburgh 
Handasyde,  W.,  South  Bush  nursery,  FisheiTow 
Handasyde,  Mrs  G.,  1  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Handyside,  Miss,  Green  hall,  Mnsselbtirgh 
Hannah,  James,  Slateford 
Hannay,  Robert,  Craig  park,  Ratho 
Hanton,  Robert,  Cranstoun,  Dalkeith 
Hardie,  David,  Bavelaw  castle,  Balerno 
Hardie,  Henrj',  Hopetoun  colliery,  S.  Queensferry 
Hardy,  Mrs,  Muii'house,  Liberton 
Hare,  Stewart  B.,  Philipston  ho.,  S.  Queensferry 
Hare,  S.  B.,  Calder  hall,  Mid-Calder 
Hare,  Thomas,  Coekenzie 
Hargrieve,  David,  Loanhead 
Harper,  Andrew,  Gladhouse  mill,  Gorebridge 
Harper,   F.,  Springfield,  Inveresk,  Musselburgh 
Harper,  John,  Currie 

Harper,  John,  21  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Harper,  Robert,  Edmonstone  mains,  Gilmerton 
Harper,  Robert,  Baberton  mains,  Juniper  green 
Harper,  Robert,  farmer.  Stow 
Harper,   AVm.,   Longthorne,   Dnmibank  hoxise, 

Liberton 
Hariis,  Airs  Thomas,  Blaekhall 
Harrison,  James,  15  Maryfield,  Portobello 
Harrison,  Miss,  W.  Woodbine  cottage,  Lasswade 
Harrower,  Miss,  Rosebank  house,  Portobello 
Hart,  Alexander,  2  Lee  crescent,  Portobello 
Hart,  James,  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Hart,  Richard,  1  Grove  place,  Portobello 
Harvey,  John,  Margaret's  grove,  Cramond 
Harvey,  Patrick,  Duddingston 
Hastie,  William,  Colinton 


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Hawk,  Misses,  Pai'adise  cottage,  Penicuik 

Hawkins,  Josepli,  76  High  street,  Miisselburgli 

Hav,  ilenicks,  &  Co.,  Eoslin 

Hay,  E.  k  A.,  168  High  stieet,  Portobello 

Hay,  Peter  i  Jolm,  Eskvale,  !Miisselbui"gli 

Ha}-,  Charles,  iluiraj-field 

Hay,  George,  Higli  staeet,  Prestonpans 

Hay  J. ,  New  Mills  road,  Dalkeith 

Hay,  J.,  150  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Hay,  James,  Kirkliston 

Hay,  James,  Dundas,  South  Queensferry 

Hay,  John,  Eskvale,  Musselbiu-gh 

Hay,  John,  Eosebank  pottery,  Portobello 

Hay,  John,  Goi-ebiiilge 

Hay,  Eobert,  tirow 

Hay,  Robert,  Prestonpans 

Hay,  Thomas,  Duddingstou  mills 

Hay,  TVilliam,  33  Joppa 

Hay,  Miss,  Heikes  loan,  Musselbui-gh 

Hearne,  Edward,  Currie 

Heathcote,  G.  P.,  113  High  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 

Heggie,  J.,  Dechmont,  IJphall 

Henderson  ic  C  raik,  Balerno 

Henderson  i  Craik,  Currie  station 

Henderson,  Adam,  17  Pitt  street,  Portobello 

Henderson,  Alexander,  Balerno 

Henderson,  David,  Polton  toll  cottage,  Lasswade 

Henderson,  J.  L.,  Harfordho.,  Eskbauk,  Dalkeith 

Henderson,  James,  Cmiie 

Henderson,  James,  dairyman,  Currie 

Henderson,  James,  6i  High  street,  ^lusselburgh 

Henderson,     John,     teacher,     Duddiugston,     6 

Brighton  terrace,  Portobello 
Henderson,  J.  D.,  Shrub  mount,  High  street, 

Portobello 
Henderson,  Eev.  John  (Established  Church),  The 

Manse,  Eoslin 
Henderson,  John,  Penicuik 
Henderson,  Norman  N.,  Mid-Calder 
Henderson,  P.  ( teacher,  George  Heriot's  school), 

2  Maryfield,  Portobello 
Henderson,  Robert,  Elphtustou  collierj^ ;  house, 

Eosebank  cottage,  Tranent 
Henderson,  "WiUiam,  Mdton  mill,  Milton  bridge 
Henderson,  Wm.,  Cairns  cot.,  Gorgie,  MiuTaj-field 
Henderson,  iirs  John,  Auchincorth,  Penicuik 
Henderson,    2Irs  John,    Charesville,    Hamilton 

street,  Portobello 
Henderson,  ]\Irs,  5  Bath  place,  Portobello 
Henderson,  iliss.  Hi  High  street,  Portobello 
Henderson,  Agnes,  post  office,  Kirkliston 
Henderson,  Elizabeth,  51  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Henderson,  Miss  ^Margaret,  Juniper  green 
Herman,    George,  Torphichen  Arms  inn,   Mid- 
Calder 
Henry,  J.,  S.S.C.,  The  Cot,  Bm-nhead,  Liberton 
Henrj',  Miss  M.,  2   Smeaton  gi-ove,    Inveresk, 

Musselburgh 
Hepburn,  Thos. ,  &  Son,  23  &  25  High  st. ,  Portobello 
Hepburn,  John,  25  High  street,  PortobeUo 
Hepbmn,  Peter,  25  Highst.,  Portobello;  ho.  75 
Hepburn,  Agnes,  Eatho 
Herbert,  Da^-id,  Easter  Currie 
Herbert,  Eobert,  Corstorphine 
Herdman,  George,  Fordel,  Dalkeith 
Herdman,  Thomas,  Southside,  Dalkeith 
Heriot,  John,  Pencaitland 
Herriot,  J.,  100  High  street,  Portobello 
Hetherton,  Miss,  8  Moimt  Pleasant,  Joppa 


Hewat,  Henry,  Pirntaton,  Stow 

Hewat,  Mrs  J.,  Catherine  cottage,  149  High 
street,  Portobello 

Hewetson,  Eichard,  South  Queensferry 

Hewitt,  Josiah,  174  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Hewlett,  T.,  Mus.  Bach.  Oxon.,  organist,  Lee 
crescent,  Portobello 

Hickey,  John,  5  Vest  ^^'J^ld,  Dalkeith 

HiU,  Craig,  &  Co.,  Balerno  bank 

Hm,  David,  South  Queensfeny 

Hill,  George,  72  Higli  street,  Musselbui'gh 

Hill,  John,  129  High  street,  Fisherrow 

HiU,  John  D.,  C.E^{H.,  C,  d:  Co.),  Larchgrove, 
Balerno 

HiU,  John,  Carlowiie,  Cramond 

Hill,  John,  Mallenj-  grove,  Balerno 

Hill,  Thomas,  Cramoud 

Hill,  W.  S. ,  Miirrayfield  house,  Murrayiield 

HiU,  William,  1  Union  place,  Portobello 

HUl,  Mrs  IsabeUa,  High  street,  FisherTow 

HUl,  iirs,  Lasswade 

HiUs,  Capt.  William,  32  Eegent  st.,  PortobeUo 

Hu'schfeld,  Guido,  10  High  st.,  Musselburgh 

Hislop,  Humphry,  Bavelaw  mill,  Balerno 

Hislop,  Jas.,  F.  E.I.S.,  schoolmaster,  Mid-Calder 

Hislop,  James,  junior,  Mid-Calder 

Hislop,  James,  Netherton,  Penicuik 

Hislop,  John  Fowler,  Castle  park,  Prestonpans 

Hislop,  Eobert,  Prestonpans 

Hislop,  Eobert,  junior,  Prestonpans 

Hislop,  Thomas,  Broxbium 

Hodge,  James,  Penicuik 

Hog,  Thomas  A.,  Newliston,  Kirkliston 

Hog,  Mrs,  sen. ,  Newhston,  Diui-Edin,  Murrajiield 

Hogarth,  John,  30  Eegent  street,  PortobeUo 

Hogg,  Chaiies,  Sj-mington,  Stow 

Hogg,  George,  Stow 

Hogg,  James,  55  High  street,  ilusselburgh 

Hogg,  James,  High  street,  Tranent 

Hogg,  John,  Lasswade 

Hogg,  John  {Commercial  BanJc),  Dalkeith 

Hogg,  WiUiam,  Tranent 

Hogg,  Eobert,  HaUtree,  Stow 

Hogg,  Eobert,  Eosemay,  Leadburn 

Hogg,  Robert,  Penicuik 

Hogg,  Thomas,  Cakemuir,  Dalkeith 

Hogg,  William,  Kingsknowes,  Slateford 

Hogg,  Mrs,  Kevock  bank,  Lasswade 

Holgate,  Joseph,  Penicuik 

Holmes,  Captain,  3  Abercorn  villa,  Joppa 

Home,  Alexander  George,  M.D.,  of  T\"hitfield, 
Mount  Jilolus,  YreUington  street,  PortobeUo 

Home,  David,  Woolmet  house,  Dalkeith 

Hood,  Adam,  46  Back  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 

Hood,  Archibald,  WhitehUl  and  Dalhousie  col- 
lieries, brickworks,  and  oilworks,  Lasswade 

Hood,  James,  Tranent 

Hooker,  James,  Fisherrow 

Hope,  Sir  Ai-chibald,  Pinkie  house,  Musselburgh 

Hope,  James,  Easter  Duddingston 

Hope,  James,  35  High  street,  PortobeUo 

Hope,  James,  Belmont,  Mm-raj-field 

Hope,  James  J.  H.,  M.D.,  West  Calder 

Hope,  John  H.,  South  Elphinston,  Ti-anent 

Hope,  John,  Glebe  bank  brassfoundiy,  Dalkeith 

Hope,  E.  A.,  Liberton 

Hope,  Thomas,  Nether  Liberton 

Hope,  William,  West  Calder 

Hope,  William,  Davidsoir's  mains 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Hopekirk,  Adam,  Bank  buildings,  Portobello 

Hopetoun,  Earl  of,  Hopetoun  ho. ,  S.  Queensferry 

Horn,  A.,  Hope  street,  Portobello 

Horn,  Alexander,  Broxburn 

Horn,  John,  smith,  Penicuik 

Horn,  Robert,  Hamilton  lodge,  Portobello 

Home,  Pev.  E.  K.  D.,  The  Manse,  Corstoi-phine 

Horsburgh,  Dickson,  Duddingston  mills 

Horsburgh,  George,  180  High  st.,  Portobello 

Horsburgh,  James,  Buecleuch  street,  Dalkeith 

Horsburgh,  Robert,  South  bank  house,  Penicuik 

Hossack,  Archibald,  Stow 

Houldsworth,  Walter,  Lasswade 

Houston,  Mrs,  draper,   Gorebridge 

Howden,  T.,  &  Co.,  High  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 

Howdeu,  Charles,  Penicuik 

Howden,  John,  33  Henderson  row,  Portobello 

Howden,  Robert,  Boggs,  Tranent 

Howden,  Eobt.,  34  Henderson  row,  Portobello 

Howell,  Edward,  5  Brighton  terrace,  Portobello 

Howeson,  John,  Roseville,  Duddingston 

Howie,  Alexander,  Tod's  bridge,  ilusselburgh 

Howie,  Archibald,  Prestonpans 

Howieson,  Mrs,  1  Straiton  place,  Portobello 

Howison,  Mrs,  13  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 

Hughes,   Captain  H.   Jones,  4  Victoria  teiTace, 

Portobello 
Hughes,  Thomas,  132  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Hughes,  iirs,  Winchburgli 
Huie,  Hector  Munro,  Maiket  street,  Fishen-ow 
Hume  Brothers,  Longmoor,  Lasswade 
Hume,  George,  Prestonpans 
Hume,  Thomas,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hume,   "William,    8    Regent  street  ;   house,   23 

Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Hume,  Mrs,  Lochside  cottage,  Duddingston 
Hume,  Miss,  94  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hunter  &  M 'Donald,  85  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Hunter,  William,  &  Co.,  Westbank  brickworks, 

Portobello  ;  house,  Westbank  house 
Hunter,  Alexander,  East  Calder 
Hunter,   Alexander,  High  st.  ;  ho.   5  Linkfield, 

Musselburgh 
Hunter,  George,  Gorebridge 
Hunter,  Henry  H.,  89  High  sti-eet,  !RIusselburgh 
Hunter,  J.,  Newlistonhaugh,  Kirkliston 
Hunter,  James,  East  Calder 
Hunter,  John,  35  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Hunter,  John,  Woodhall  mains,  Juniper  gi'een 
Hunter,  John,  Oxenford  Mains,  Onniston 
Hunter,  John,  Bonnpigg,  Lasswade 
Hunter,  John,  stationmaster,  Winchburgh 
Himter,  P.,  Wliitecraig,  ilusselburgh 
Hunter,  P.,  Herkes  loan,  Musselbiu-gh 
Hunter,  Robert,  Dalhousie  Chesters,  Lasswade 
Hunter,  Robert,  Lasswade 
Hunter,  Robert,  32  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Hunter,  Thomas,  baker,  Mid-Calder 
Hunter,  Thomas,  South  Queensferry 
Hunter,  T.  S.,  Craigloith  quarry.  Blackball 
Hunter,  Mrs,  24  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Hunter,  Mrs,  Restalrig 

Hunter,  iliss  J.,  35  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Huny,  P.,  East  lodge,  Newbattle  park,  Dalkeith 
Hurst,  George,  Market  street,  ilusselburgh 
Hutcheson,  Mrs  George,  Seton  lodge,  Tranent 
Hutchison,  W.  &;  T. ,  Spylaw  house,  Colinton 
Hutidiison,  George,  Cramond  house 
Hutchison,  Hugh,  Loanhead 


Hutchison,  James,  Uphall 

Hutchison,  James,  Gorebridge 

Hutchison,  James,  Lasswade 

Hutchison,  Robert,  of  Carlo wrie,  Carlo^vrie  castle, 

Kirkliston 
Hutchison,  Robert,  38  High  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 
Hutchison,  Thos.,  45  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Hutchison,  Thomas,  Greenend,  Liberton 
Hutchison,  Mrs  H. ,  Dickson's  park,  Jock's  lodge 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  Uphall 
Hutt,  William,  78  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Hutton,  A.,  76  High  street,  Portobello 
Hutton,  Andrew,  South  Queensferry 
Hutton,  Andrew  M.,  66  High  street,  Portobello 
Hutton,  James,  Slateford 
Hutton,  John,  coal  merchant,  Slateford 
Hutton,  John,  shoemaker,  Slateford 
Hutton,  Thomas,  Mid-Calder 
Hutton,  William,  South  Queensferry 
Hutton,  Mrs,  ^larionville.  Regent  st.,  Portobello 
Imrie,  Rev.  James,  Moray  cottage,  E.sk  green, 

Musselburgh 
Imrie,  Rev.  William  W.,  manse,  Penicuik 
Inch,  James,  Wester  Deans,  Leadburn 
Inch,  John,  Westmains,  Liberton 
Inch,  JSIrs,  South  house,  Liberton 
Inglis,  William,  &  Son,  186  High  st.,  Portobello 
Inglis,  Dr  Alex.,  45  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Inglis,  Alexander,  Prestonpans 
Inglis,  Alexander,  16  Bridge  st.,  Musselburgh 
Inglis,  Chas.  H.  Craigie,  Cramond  ho.,  Cramond 
Inglis,  George,  Tranent 
Inglis,  Henry,  of  Torsonce,  Stow 
Inglis,  James,  Knightsridge,  Uphall 
Inglis,  James,  196  High  street,  Portobello 
Inglis,  John,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Inglis,  Thomas,  186  High  street,  Portobello 
Inglis,  William,  7  Abercorn  terrace,  Portobello 
Inglis,  Mrs,  Da\'idson's  mains 
Inglis,  ]\Iiss  Helen,  Fishers'  tryst,  Milton  bridge 
Inglis,  Helen,  23  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Innes,  Adam,  32  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Innes,  Alexander,  constable,  Roslin 
Innes,  Francis  J.,  25  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Innes,  Thomas,  Gilmerton 
Innes,  Mrs,  16  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Innes,  Mrs,  150  High  street,  Portobello 
Innes,  Miss  M.,  34  Market  street,  Musselburgli 
Ireland,  Rev.  Robert  H.,  Free  Church  manse, 

6  Abercorn  terrace,  Portobello 
Ireland,  Robert,  11  West  ^yiid,  Dalkeith 
Ireland,  William,  Juniper  green 
Irving,  John,  Ramsay  cottage.  Blackball 
Isbister,  William,  4  Hope  street,  Portobello 
Iverach,  Rev.  James,  Harwood,  AVest  Calder 
Jack,  M.,  Peggy's  mill,  Cramond 
Jack,  Robert,  Northgyle,  Corstoi-phine 
Jack,  Thomas,  Riccarton  mains,  Hermiston 
Jack,  Thomas,  Lothian  bank,  Dalkeith 
Jack,  Thomas,  West  Currie,  Currie 
Jack,  William,  Borisdane  Hill  house,  AV.  Calder 
Jack,  Mrs,  smith,  Davidson's  mains 
Jack,  Mrs,  baker,  Gilmerton 
Jack,  Mrs,  grocer,  Gilmerton 
Jackson,  David,  Kirkliston 
Jackson,  Henrj-,  Restalrig 
Jackson,  John,  Fillyside  bank,  Restalrig 
Jackson,  Mrs,  4  Sandford  street,  Portobello 
Jackson,  Mrs,  West  Calder 


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469 


Jamieson,  David,  farmer,  Balenio 

Jamiesou,  Eev.  G.  T.,  The  Manse,  Portobello 

Jamieson,  James,  Soutli  Queenst'erry 

Jamiesou,  John,  farmer,  Stow 

Jamieson,  John,  baker,  Stow 

Jamieson,  Jn. ,  E.  Craigie  lodge,  Cramond  bridge 

Jamieson,  Wm. , Straiton  and  Mayshade,  Loauhead 

Jamieson,  William,  South  Queensferry 

Jefteriss,  Robt.  R.,  M.D.,  Garden  house,  Dalkeith 

Jeflrey,  David,  Blackhall 

Jeffrey,  Rev.  James  (West  United  Presbyterian 

Church),  Dalkeith 
Jeffrey,  R.,  Broxburn 
Jeffreys,  Captain  R.  J.,  South  Queensferry 
Jenkins,  Mrs,  Hermitage  cot. ,  High  st. ,  Portob'o. 
Jenner,  Charles,  Easter  Duddingston  lodge 
Jerard,  William,  Lasswade 
Jerdan,  David,  100^  High  st.  ;  house,  Porteous 

place,  Dalkeith 
Jer^ds,  William,  Mid-Calder 
Jinkins,  John,  Kinleith  mill,  Currie 
Jockel,  Mrs  C,  Gogar  mount,  Ratho 
Johnston,  James,  9  Wonder  street,  Musselburgh 
Johnston,  John,  Craig  house,  Lothian  burn 
Johnston,  J. ,  joiner.  Juniper  green 
Johnston,  Robert,  89  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Johnston,  Robert,  20  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Johnston,  Robert,  Roslin 
Johnston,  Robert,  Ormiston 
Johnston,  Thomas,  Canington,  Lasswade 
Johnston,  Sir  William,  of  Kirkhill,  Gorebridge 
Johnston,  Rev.  William,  The  Slanse,  Uphall 
Johnston,  William,  Roslin 
Johnston,  William,  veterinary  surgeon,  Roslin 
Johnston,  Wm. ,  Yieweamp,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Johnston,  Mrs  Ann,  Colinton 
Johnston,  Mrs  William,  Roslin 
Johnston,  Miss,  teacher.  Juniper  green 
Johnstone,  Alex. ,  Wester  Hailes,  Juniper  green 
Johnstone,  David,  2  Morrison  pi.,  Jock's  lodge 
Johnstone,  Edward,  Bell's  quarry,  Mid-Calder 
Johnstone,  George,  Penicuik 
Johnstone,  James,  5  James  street,  Portobello 
Johnstone,  Samuel,  Tower  cottage,  Liberton 
Johnstone,  Walter,  farmer,  Stow 
Jone.s,  James,  Penicuik 
Jones,  John,  Shotts  Iron  Co.,  Loanhead 
Joss,  Alexander,  sheriti'-offieer  and  house  agent, 

Buccleuch  street,  Dalkeith 
Kay,  Rev.  A.  C.  (F.  C. ),  Grasmere  cot. ,  Loanhead 
Kay,  Archibald,  Lenny  muir,  Cramond 
Kay,  Ai-chibald,  Cocklaw,  Herrniston 
Kay,  John,  Whitelaw,  Juniper  green 
Kay,  Robert,  Cockenzie 
Kay,  Robert,  Penicuik 
Kay,  William,  Viewbank,  Lasswade 
Kay,  William,  Broomieknowe,  Lasswade 
Kay,  William,  plumber,  Loanhead 
Kedslie,  Alexander,  Juniper  green 
Kedzlie,  George,   110  High  street ;  house,   Bell- 
field  house,  Portobello 
Keir,  Catherine,  Lenny  park,  Corstorphine 
Keir,  P.,  West  bush  ;  ho.  Marine  cot.,  Fisherrow 
Keith,  Dr,  Moidart  cottage,  Currie 
Keith,  Mrs  William,  Braehead  house,  Cramond 
KeUet,  William,  140  High  street,  Portobello 
Kellie,  C,  Church  street,  Tranent 
Kellock,  Alex.,  Primrose  cot.,  Davidson's  mains 
Kellock,  James,  Buck's  Head  inn,  Dalkeith 


Kellock,  William,  Bellevue,  Eskbank 

Kellock,  W.,  Lower  Jopjaa 

Kelly,  Thomas  J.,  Liberton 

Kelly,  Thomas,  Uphall 

Kelt,  P. ,  Prospect  place,  Musselburgh 

Kemp,  J.,  &  Co.,  25  High  street,  Musselburgh 

Kemp,  Daniel,  governor  City  Poorhouse,  Craig- 

lockhart,  Slateford 
Kemp,  David,  96  High  street ;   house,   7  West 

Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 
Kemp,  Lt. -Col.  David,  Polton  vale,  Lasswade 
Kemp,  George,  138  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Kemp,  John  F.,  Parsonage  house,  High  street, 

]\Iusselburgh 
Kemp,  Richard,  103  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Kemp,  William,  27  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Kemp,  Miss,  2  Lee  crescent,  Portobello 
Kennaway,  R.,  Polton  farm,  Lasswade 
Kenuaway,  Mrs,  senior,  Burnhead,  Lasswade 
Kennedy,  Gilbert,  Dalkeith  park,  Dalkeith 
Kennedy,  William,  Oakbank,  Mid-Calder 
Kent,  James,  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Kerr,  Charles,  Prestonpans 
Kerr,  Jas.  H.,  Spilmersford  mains,  Pencaitland 
Kerr,  John,  Lasswade 

Kerr,  John,  post  office,  GreenenJ,  Liberton 
Kerr,  John,  Adambrae,  Mid-Calder 
Kerr,  John  G.,  Ellieston,  Broxburn 
Kerr,  Thomas,  Penicuik 
Kerr,  William,  Angle  park,  Slateford 
Kerr,  DrW.  D.,R.N.,  Durham  bank,  Bonnyrigg, 

Lasswade 
Kerr,  Airs  Richard  A.,  Ratho 
Kerr,  Miss,  seminary,  Argyle  cot.,  Portobello 
Ketchen,  A.,  &  Son,  Hawthorn  cot.,  Loanhead 
Key,  William,  Bridge  street,  Poi'tobello 
Kidd,  Alexander,  Maurice  wood,  Roslin 
Kidd,  Walter,  Balleny,  Balerno 
Kidd,  Mrs,  Mounthooly,  Winchburgh 
Kidd,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  Newbridge,  Kirkliston 
Kidd,  Miss  Ann,  5  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Kidd,  Miss  Pringle,  Lasswade  bank,  Lasswade 
Kilgour,  Rev.  James,  F.C.  manse,  Cockenzie 
Kilgour,  John,  Tranent 

Kilgour,  Thos.  W.,  4E.  Brighton  cr.,  Portobello 
Killen,  James,  senior,  Loanhead 
King,  T.  &  J.,  West  mill,  Colinton 
King,  Archibald,  Jane  villa,  Colinton 
King,  George,  26  High  street,  Fisherrow 
King,  Dr  James,  Prestonpans 
King,  James,  Duddingston  mills,  Duddingston 
King,  John  B.,  Hardengreen,  Dalkeith 
King,  John,  West  Salton,  Tranent 
King,  Robert,  Bonnington  cottage,  Ratho 
King,  Mrs  Jane  D.,  4  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Kinghorn,  Adam,  Restalrig 
Kinghorn,  W.,  204  High  street,  Portobello 
Kinlay,  Miss,  180  High  street,  Portobello 
Kinnear,  Henry,  Harelaw  cottage,  Balerno 
Kirkpatrick,  Miss,  Wellington  cot.,  Portobello 
Kirkwood,  Alex.,  21  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Kirkwood,  Charles,  Carrington,  Lasswade 
Kirkwood,  James,  Tranent 
Kirsopp,  William,  72  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Kissock,  John,  19  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Kyles,  William,  33  Bath  street  ;  ho.  36  Regent 

street,  Portobello 
Laidlaw,  William,  Loquhariot,  Gorebridge 
Laing  &  Fowlis,  Penicuik 


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Laiug,  Davkl,  LL.D. ,  East  villa,  12  James  st., 

Portobello 
Laing,  David,  Blackliall 
Laing,  George,  Penicuik 
Laing,  George,  Davidson's  mains 
Laing,  George,  Kirkliill,  Penicuik 
Laing,  James,  Kirknewton 
Laing,  John,  Old  Craigliall,  Musselburgh 
Laing,  John,  Silverburn,  Penicuik 
Laing,  John,  Melville  grange,  Liberton 
Laing,  "Walter,  64  FisherroAV 
Laiug,  Mrs,  Shawfair,  Liberton 
Laing,  Miss  Beatrice,  Cairnie  house,  Musselbuj'gh 
Laing,  Miss,  Hillhead  lodge,  Lasswade 
Laird,  Robert,  Hope's  lane  ;  house,   157  High 

street,  Portobello 
Lamb,  Edmund,  11  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Lamb,  James,  Eatho 
Lamb,  John,  Liberton 
Lamb,  Thomas,  8  Pipe  street,  Portobello 
Lamb,  Thomas,  Penicuik 
Lamb,  William,  4  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Lamb,  ]\Irs  Jas. ,  Eosebank  cottage,  Juniper  green 
Lamb,  Mrs  Mary,  Loanhead 
Lanibie,  Miss,  Newhalls  house,  S.  Queensfeny 
Lamond,  James,  Inverey  house,  Portobello 
Lamond,  Miss,  14  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Lamont,  Eev.  J.,  manse,  West  parish,  Dalkeith 
Landale,  ]\Irs,  17  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Landels,  Adam,  230  High  street,  Portobello 
Lang,  Mrs,  View  park,  Lasswade 
Langwill,  Eev.  James,  Currie  manse 
Lauder,  Alexander,  Goshen,  Musselburgli 
Laurie,  Allan,  Wester  Bavelaw,  Balerno 
Laurie,  George,  32  Bridge  street,  Mussellnu'gh 
Laurie,  James,  Smart^dlle,  Fisherrow 
Laiu-ie,  Henry,  Jock's  lodge 
Lauriston  &  Brown,  South  Queensferry 
Law,  Hector,  Woodfield,  Eoslin 
Law,  James,  joiner,  Lasswade 
Law,  Eev.  John,  Eskbank 
Law,  John,  Lothian  burn 
Law,  John,  Eosebank  cottage,  Portobello 
Law,  John,  Balerno  bank 
Law,  Eobert,  East  mains,  Broxburn 
Law,  William,  &  Son,  Eoslin 
LaAS',  Eight  Hon.  William,  Hermitage,  Murray 

field.  Lord  Provost  of  Edinbm-gh 
Law,  Mrs,  Northfield,  Duddingston 
La^^Tence,  George,  23  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Lawrie,  Francis,  Mid-Calder 
Lawrie,  James,  Mitchelston,  Stow 
Lawrie,  John,  63  High  sti'eet,  Dalkeith 
Lawrie,  John,  Bell's  qiran-y,  Mid-Calder 
Lawrie,  John,  44  Joppa 
La\vrie,  Peter,  37  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Lawrie,  W.,  1  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Lawrie,  William,  Fernieflat,  Juniper  gi'een 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  Corstorphine 
Lawi'ie,  Miss  Jane,  Mid-Calder 
Lawson,  Arch.  &  Steph.,  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Lawson,  Charles,  Blackburn  cottage,  Penicuilv 
Lawson,  Charles,  Borthwickhall,  Gorebridge 
Lawson,  James,  Kirkliston 
Lawson,  Jus.,  24  Milton  cottages,  Milton  bridge 
Lawson,  James,  74  High  street,  Portobello 
Lawson,  William,  6  High  street,  I\Iusselburgli 
Lawson,  William,  Nettlehill,  Fphall 
Leadbetter,  James,  Muirfield,  Loanhead 


Leask,  Thomas,  3  St  James'  terrace,  Portobello 

Leckie,  Mrs,  The  Thorns,  Uphall 

Lee,  J.  B.  W.,  7  Sandford  street,  Portobello 

Lee,  T.  H.,  9  Abercorn  terrace,  Portobello 

Lees  &  Edwards,  36  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh. 

Lees,  Eobert,  Bank  house.  Stow 

Lees,  Thomas,  town-clerk,   writer,   and  agent, 

Royal  Banh,  36  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
Legat,  John,  &  Co. ,  Tilillhill ;  house,  3  Linkfield 

place,  Musselburgh 
Legat,  D.  C,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Legat,  Eobert,  W.S.,  Esk  park,  Musselburgh 
TjCgat,  Mrs  James,  JMillhill,  j\Iusselburgh 
Legat,  Mrs,  Trafalgar  lodge,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Legat,  ]\Iisses,  Hollj-bush  ho. ,  JMillhill,  Musselb'h 
Leighton,  David,  Mount  lodgi',  Windsor  place, 

Portobello 
Leishman,  James,  Currie 
Leishman,  James,  Mall  park,  ilusselburgh 
Leishman,  Joseph,  Eden  villa,  19   Wellington 

street,  Portobello 
Leitch,  George,  postmaster,  Eatho 
Leitch,  J.,  post  office,  47  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Leith,  Alexander,  20  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Leithead,  James,  Bow,  Stow 
Leslie,  James,  Fernielaw,  Colintou 
Leslie,  Peter,  Tranent 
Leslie,  Miss,  Leven  lodge,  17  Wellington  street, 

Portobello 
Lewis,  William,  Penicuik 

Liddell,  George,  54  High  st.,  Dalkeith  ;  ho.  101 
Liddell,  Eev.  J.  E.  (E.  C),  Kirkliston 
Liddell,  W.  H.,  Blinkbonnj^  Blackball 
Liddle,  E.  &  A.,  Tait  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 
Liddle,  Miss,  teacher,  Edmonston,  Liberton 
Life  Associatiox  of  Scotla>T)  ;  Thos.  Thom- 
son, agent,  Buccleuch  place,  Dalkeith 
Lilburne,    James,    M.D.,    staff-surgeon,    E.IN'., 

Marionville  house,  Jock's  lodge 
Lill}%  John,  Eoslin 
Lind,  James,  Corstorphine 
Lind,  Eobert,  3  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Lind,  Mrs,  Uphall 
Lindsay,  Dr,  Wairds  house,  UphaU 
Lindsay,  J. ,  Eskbank  gi'ove,  Dalkeith 
Lindsay,  James,  151  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Lindsay,  James,  Drydenbank,  Loanhead 
Lindsay,  John,  Loanhead 
Lindsay,  Mrs  Samuel,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Lindsay,  Miss,  South  street,  Lasswade 
Linkston,  Mrs,  Cramond 
Linn,  James,  Newbridge,  Kii'kliston 
Linn,  James,  Livingston 
Linn,  Walter,  Broxburn 
Linn,  Mrs  A.,  Broxburn 
Linn,  Miss,  Broxburn 

Listens,  Misses,  Auld  Cathie  cot.,  Winchburgh 
Litster,  Craig,  &  Co.,  Colintou  mills,  Slateford 
Litster,  George  {L.,  Craig,  <0  Co.),  Eedhall  mill, 

Slateford 
Little,  William,  .stud-groom,  Dalkeith  park 
Littlejohn,  George,  Smithy  green,  Liberton 
Livingston,  David,  Livingston  lodge,  Sandford 

street,  Portobello 
Livingston,  John,  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Livingston,  Misses,  Joppa  house,  Joppa 
Li^'ingstone  &  Carse,  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Li^-ingstone,  AUan,  &  Son,  x^otter}'  works,  Porto- 
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Livingstone,    Mrs    Allan,    S   Abercorn   tei-race, 

Portobello 
Loekhart,  Andi'ew,  5  Almond  bank,  Cramond 
Lockbart,  Rev.  William,  A.M.,  manse,  Colinton 
Lockbart,    Misses  A.   &  J.,   26   Bridge  street, 

Mnsselbm-gb 
Lockie,  John,  ililton  mill,  Milton  bridge 
Logan,  G.,  W.S.,  Hawtliornbrae,  Duddingston 
Logan,  Robert,  127  High  street,  Portobello 
Logan,  T.,  Balerno 
Logan,  Mi's,  Leven  hall,  ]\Iusselbnrgh 
Lorimer  &   Clark,    Caledonian  brewery,    Tyne- 

castle,  Slateford 
Lorimer,  W.,  Murrayfield 
Lorimer,  Mary,  5  High  street,  Musselbm'gh 
Lorrimer,  Charles,  stationmaster.  Stow 
Lothian,  Marquis  of,  Xewbattle  abbey,  Dalkeith 
Lothian,  ilamice,  St  Catherine's,  Liberton 
Lothian,  Rev.  W. ,  1  High  street,  Musselbnrgh 
Lonrie,  T. ,  china  merchant,  "West  wynd,  Dalkeith 
Lovell,  John,  papermaker,  Colinton 
Low,  Alexander,  Mid-Calder 
Low,  J.,  Dalhonsie  place,  Poi-tobello 
Lowe,  George,  Kirk  park,  Alusselburgh 
Lowe,    John,    N.  P.     {Clydesdale    Bank,    Edin- 
burgh), Slateford  house 
Lowe,  W.  Henry,  il.D.,  Balgi-een,  Murrayfield 
Lowrie,  Adam,  Crichtondean,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Lowiie,  James,  Westfield,  Dalkeith 
Lowi-ie,  j\Iiss  Margaret,  Bankhead,  Dalkeith 
Lucas,  Robert,  M.D.,  Buccleuch  st.,  Dalkeith 
Luke,  Rev.  Alexander,  F.C.  manse,  Broxbiu-n 
Lumlej%  Mrs,  Cramond 
Lumsdaine,  John,  Gilmerton 
Lumsden,  John,  Fountainhall,  Stow 
Lumsden,  W.  A.,  200  High  street,  Portobello 
Lumsden,  Jane,  Plenploth,  Stow 
Lyall,  David,  CmTie 
Lyall,  L.,  High  sti-eet,  FLsherrow 
Lyle,  Peter  &  David,  69  High  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 
Lyle,  Peter,  Wheatfield  house,  Jock's  lodge 
Lyle,  Miss  E.,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Lyle,  Miss,  grocer,  Edmonston,  Liberton 
Lyon,  Mrs  John,  Lasswade 
Lyon,  Mrs  William,  9  Tower  street,  Portobello 
MACADA3I,  Stevenson,  Ph.D.,  11  East  Brighton 

crescent,  Portobello 
Macalister,  David,  Store,  Cramond 
Macalister,  George,  Cramond  ironworks,  Cramond 
M 'Alley,  William,  Newbattle,  Dalkeith 
M 'Alpine,  James,  Gorebridge 
M 'Alpine,  W.  L.,  Boyans,  Dalkeith 
M 'Alpine,  Miss,  14  High  street,  Musselburgh 
M 'Alpine,  Mary,  Couslaud,  Dalkeith 
M 'Andrew,  J.  M.,  Cockpen,  Lasswade 
M 'Arthur,  Alexander,  Bridge  st.,  ]\Iusselburgli 
Macarthur,  William,  Cramond 
Macarthur,  Mrs,  Long  row,  Cramond 
Macarthur,  Mrs  P.,  33  Melville  street,  Portobello 
M 'Arthur,  Mrs,  South  Queensfeny 
M 'Arthur,  Mrs,  West  Calder 
il'Auslane,  William,  Inveresk,  Musselburgh 
M'Bain,  James,  Hope  tavern,  South  Queensferrj- 
M'Bean,  Peter,  Tranent 
MacC'all,  Peter,  JSIurraj-field 
Macallum,  Alexander,  Balerno 
M'Callum,  John,  Plewlands,  Lothian  burn 
M'Cartney,  William,  New  street,  Musselbixrgh 
M'Caul,  Elizabeth,  Loanhead 


MaccoU,    Alexander  S.,    Pentland  View  villa, 

Corstorpliine 
M 'Corc^uodale,  A.,  9  E.  Brighton  cres.,  Portobello 
M'Cubbin,  Andrew,  Loanhead 
^M'Culloch,  Robert,  Bay  Horse  inn,  Dalkeith 
M'Cutcheon,  William,  Muirhall,  West  Calder 
M'Diarmid,  John,  12  Melville  street,  Portobello 
M 'Donald,  Charles,  163  High  street,  Dalkeith 
M 'Donald,  Ewau,  Winton  Castle,  Tranent 
M 'Donald,  G.,  Lasswade 
]\I 'Donald,  John,  70  High  street,  Portobello 
M 'Donald,  John,  Powflats,  Broxburn 
JIacdonald,  John,  Juniper  green 
M 'Donald,  John,  Roslin 
M 'Donald,  John,  Penicuik 
Macdonald,  John,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  Lass- 
wade ;  house,  Eskvale.     See  Adv. 
JI 'Donald,  William,  Ransfield,  Ratho 
Macdonald,  Mrs  J.  B.,  Broxburn 
M 'Donald,  Catherine,  188  High  st.,  Portobello 
M 'Donald,  iliss  Euph.,  122  High  st.,  Dalkeith 
Macdonald,  Miss,  10  James  street,  .Portobello 
M'Dougal,  George,  36  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
M'Dougal,  Thomas,  Eskvale,  Penicuik 
M'Dougall,  Edward  &  Thomas,  ililton  bridge 
M'Dougall,  Thomas,  &  Son,  ]\Iusselburgh 
M'Dowall,  Andrew,  Malcolmstone,  Hermiston 
Macduff,  Rev.  Robert  C.  H.,  Ratho  manse 
Macduff,  William,  Inveralmond  house,  Cramond 
M  'Evoy,  Peter,  5  Morrison  place,  Jock's  lodge 
il'Ewan,  Douglas,  Links,  Musselburgh 
M'Ewan,  Peter,  Golf  ho.,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
M'Farlane,  H.,  5  Regent  street,  Portobello 
M'Farlane,  J.,  postmaster,  Colinton 
JIacfarlane,  Rev.  John,  D.D.,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
M'Farlane,  Rt.,  Ramsay  lodge,  Bathst.,  Portob. 
Macfarlane,  Mrs  Wm.  B.,  Westfield  pi. ,  Dalkeith 
Macfayden,  Archd. ,  6  James  street,  Portobello 
Macfayden,  Mrs,  6  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Macfie,  Claud,  of  Gogar  burn,  Corstorphine 
Macfie,  William,  of  Clermiston,  Corstorphine 
M'Gechan,  James,  Rosliii 
M  'Gill,  Charles,  Pittendriech  house,  Lasswade 
M'Gill,  David,  Lasswade 
M  'Gill,  George,  East  Calder 
M'Gill,  Rev.  Henry  M.,  North  Esk  parish.  Mill- 
hill,  Musselburgh 
M'Gill,  James,  Penicuik 

M'Gill,  ]\Irs  Agnes,  Auchendinny,  Jlilton  bridge 
M'Gowan,  John,  Croft  cottage,  Dalkeith 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  M.D.,  Tranent 
Macgregor,  Rev.  Malcolm,  Newton,  Dalkeith 
M'Gregor,  Peter,  Lasswade 
Macgregor,  Mrs  Capt.  R.  Stuart,  Seaville,  9  John 

street,  Portobello 
I\I'Gregor,  Mrs,  Mount  Pleasant,  Liberton 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Colonel  Hugh,  14  Brighton  place, 

Portobello 
M'Gregor,  Helen,  Penicuik 
Machafiie,  Mrs  E.  L. ,  Fairfield  cot. ,  Portobello 
M'Hardie,  George,  Lasswade 
]\I'lntosh,  Alex.,  93  High  street,  Musselburgh 
M'Intosh,  Alexander  {Rodger  d;  M.),  22  Tower 

street,  Portobello 
Macintosh,  Rev.  D.,  U.P.  manse.  Back  street, 

Dalkeith 
M'Intosh,  James,  newsagent,  Roslin 
M'Intosh,  James,  Leadburn 
M'Intosh,  John,  136  High  street,  Fisherrow 


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M'lntosh,  Maxwell,  44  Tower  street,  Portobello 
M'lutosh,  William,  Burnhouse,  Jock's  lodge 
M'lntosh,  Mrs,  14  Regent  street,  Portobello 
M'lntosh,  Mrs,  Woodbine,  Corstorphkie 
M'lntosh,  Jliss,  Ramsay  cottage,  Blackball 
M'lntosh,  Misses,  Greenside  lodge,  Murrayfield 
M'lntyre,  James,  Stow 
M 'Isaac,  iirs,  Herkes  loan,  Musselburgh 
M'lvor,  William,  i\Inirhall  cottage.  West  C'alder 
Mack,  Alexander,  ^\'inchburgh 
Mackail,  Hugh,  15  Hope  street,  Portobello 
Macka}',  Alexander  Bain,  South  Queensferry 
M'Kay,  Alexander,  South  Queensfeny 
M'Kay,  Daniel,  Cameron  Bank,  Libertou 
Mackay,  Donald,  West  Calder 
M  'Kay,  George,  inspector  of  police,  High  street, 

Portobello 
Mackay,  Hugh,  Juniper  green 
M'Kaj',  James,  East  Hermiston,  Hermiston 
Mackay,  John,  Church  hill  cot. ,  W.  Duddingston 
Mackay,  John,  Cramond 

Mackay,  Rev.  M.,  D.D.,  9  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Mackay,  Robert,  47  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Mackay,  Wm.  D.,  Lochside  house,  Duddingston 
M'Kay,  Miss  J.,  22  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Mackay,  Miss,  12  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Mackay,  Miss  M.,  3  :Melville  street,  Portobello 
M'Kelvie,  James,  Craigleith  quarry,  Blackliall 
Mackenzie,  Alex.  Kincaid,  Ravelrigho.,  Balerno 
Mackenzie,  Charles,  10  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Mackenzie,  Daniel,  Mid-Calder 
Mackenzie,  John,  statioumaster,   FountainhaU, 

Stow 
Mackenzie,  Murdoch,  Grand  stand,  Musselburgh 
Mackenzie,  Peter,  Hall  cross,  Musselburgh 
Mackenzie,  Rev.  M.  C,  D.D.,  manse,  Lasswade 
M'Kenzie,  Thos.,  Riccarton  Arms  hotel,  Currie 
M'Kenzie,  William,  Kirkliston 
Mackenzie,  I\Irs  Lieutenant,  20  Melville  street, 

Poi-tobello 
^Mackenzie,  Miss,  26  Bath  street,  Portobello 
M'Kenzie,   Miss  C.  C.  Hemington,  Gordon  cot- 
tage, Musselburgh 
M'Kerlie,  ]Mrs  Capt.,  30  Bath  street,  Portobello 
M'Kerrow,  Rev.  John  (U.P.),  Penicuik 
ilackie,  William,  12  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
ilackie,  Mrs,  54  ISTewbigging,  Musselburgh 
Mackie,  Mrs  James,  Grove  house,  58  High  street, 

Portobello 
Mackindlay,  James,  Redhall  cottage,  Slateford 
Jlackinlay,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  Fislierrow 
M'Kinlay,  Archd.,  35  Newbigging,  ilusselburgh 
M'Kinlay,  Daniel,  11  James  street,  Portobello 
M'Kinlay,  George,  cottage,  Lee  cres.,  Portobello 
Mackinlay,  John,  Leven  hall,  Musselburgh 
M'Kinlay,  Samuel,  3  Esk  place,  Dalkeith 
Mackintosh,  Captain  Robert  Hany,  Sweet  home, 

Eskside,  Musselburgh 
M 'Lagan,  P.,  M.P.,  of  Pumpherston,  Mid-Calder 
M'Laren,  Duncan,  St  Catherine's  cot.,  Liberton 
M'Laren,  James,  Juniper  green 
M'Laren,  James,  Cramond 
M  'Laren,  James,  of  Gogar  park,  Corstorphine 
M'Laren,  Jos.  D.,  St  Catherine's  cot.,  Liberton 
Maclaren,  P.  H.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Beechleigh, 

Lasswade 
M'Laren,  Peter,  Ratho 

Maclaren,  William,  M.B.,  CM.,  etc.,  Lasswade 
M'Laughlan,  iirs,  Craigbrae,  Cramond 


Maclean,  James,  6  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
M'Lean,  Robert,  grocer,  Pathhead,  Dalkeith 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  18  Bath  street,  Portobello 
JI'Leish,  Miss,  Bridgend,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
M'Lennan,  John,  FountainhaU,  Pencaitland 
M'Leod,  Angus,  Newbattle,  Dalkeith 
M'Leod,  Robert,  Penicuik 
M'Leod,  Miss,  Crawfurd  bank,  Lasswade 
il  'Leroth,  Miss,  Plewlands  house,  S.  Queensferry 
M'Letchie,  Thomas,  M.D.,  West  Calder 
M'Micken,  Alexander,  Esk  mills,  Musselburgh 
M  'Nab,  A.  &  J. ,  Inglis  green,  Slateford ;  offices, 

39  Queen  street,  85  Clerk  street,  and  3  West 

ToUcross,  Edinburgh.     See  Adv. 
Macnab,  Duucan,  Herkes  loan,  Musselburgh 
M'Nab,  Sergeant  J.,  Militia  store,  Dalkeith 
M'Nab,  Miss  E.,  1  Regent  street,  Portobello 
M'Nair,  Alexander,  Millerhill  west,  Dalkeitli 
ilacnair,  Robert,  South  Queensferry 
M 'Naught,  Misses,  2  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
M'Naughton,  Chas.,  131  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
M'Naughton,  Rev.  James,  M.A.,  Stow 
M'Neill,  Archibald,  Tranent 
M'Neill,  Rev.  Charles  (E.G.),  Juniper  green 
M'Neill,  David,  Tranent 
M'Neill,  Peter,  Church  street,  Tranent 
M'Nicol,  Peter,  &  Son,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
M'Niel,  Captain  Redford,  Colinton 
M'Peak,  Charles,  tailor,  Corstorphine 
M'Pherson,  Jas.,  postmaster,  Tait  st. ,  Dalkeith 
Macqueen,  Archd.,  11  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
M 'Queen,  Rev.  Joseph,  Dalkeith 
M'Rae,  George,  Charles  coiu't,  Dalkeith 
M'Riddie,  Mrs,  Kirkliston 
M 'Ritchie,  Mr.s,  South  Queensfeny 
M'Robb,  William,  constable,  Loanhead 
Mactaggart,  R.  L.,  Hope  street,  Portobello 
M'Vean,  Matthew,  Bonnyi'igg,  Lasswade 
M'Vey,  W.,  156  High  street,  Portobello 
M'Vej%  Wm.,  jun.,  157  High  street,  Portobello 
M'Watt,  Rev.  James,  Salton,  Tranent 
M'Whinnie,  David,  Orchardfield,  Ratho 
M'Whinnie,  John,  Wilkieston,  Ratho 
iladden,  Mrs  C,  Tranent 

Maddison,  Thomas,  Rosemains,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Mair,  Rev.  Alexander,  Stow 
j\Iair,  Robert,  statioumaster,  Broxburn 
Mair,  Thomas,  Broxburn 
Maitland,  Sir  Alex.  Chas.  Gibson  Ramsay,  M.P., 

Ratho 
Maitland,  Henry,  10  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Maitland,  Kenmure  ;  office.  Sheriff  Court-house, 

George  iv.  bridge,  Edinburgh  ;  house,  Brun- 

stane  house,  Joppa 
Maitland,  Capt.  Lewis,  Windsor  cottage,  Porto- 

beUo 
Maitland,  Miss,  Braefout  cottage,  Corstorphine 
Jlalcolm,  Andrew,  8  West  glebe,  Dalkeith 
Mallisson,  George,  carpet-works,  Lasswade 
Maltman,  A.,  CiUTie 

]Mann,  Samuel,  2  Brighton  terrace,  Portobello 
Manuel,  James,  Newbigging,  Broxburn 
Marchbank,    William,    Pinkhill,    dairy,    Rose- 
mount,  Corstorphine 
j\Iarr,  John,  Cramond 

Marr,  Mrs  James,  of  Alderstoue,  Mid-Calder 
Marsh,  John,  Craigend,  Stow  g 

Marshal,  Hugh,  The  Pavilion,  Tranent 
Marshall,  Archibald,  Kirknewton 


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Marshall,  David,  Redcraig,  East  Calder 
Marshall,  Rev.  David,  U.  P.  manse,  East  Calder 
Marshall,    Hugh,    Calder  cottage,    Newbigging, 

JIusselburgh 
Marshall,  James,  carter,  Broxburn 
Marshall,  John,  Curriehill,  Currie 
Marshall,  John,  Easter  Ne^^'ton,  Ivirknewton 
Marshall,  John,  Pembroke  lodge,  IMurrayfield 
Marshall,  Robert,  South  Queensferry 
Marshall,  Robert,  Gateside,  KirkUstou 
Marshall,  Robert,  Lasswade 
Marshall,  Robert,  Old  Saughton,  Murrayfield 
Marshall,  William,  South  Queensferry 
Marshall,  Mrs  H.,  70  High  street,  Portobello 
Mai-shall,  Miss,  South  Queensferry 
Marshall,  Misses,  East  Calder 
Martin,  Andre'w,  innkeeper,  Corstorphine 
Martin,  Rev.  Hugh,  Greenliill  cottage,  Lasswade 
Martin,  J.  D.,  Brothertou  house,  Mid-Calder 
Martin,  John,  50  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Martin,  John,  Broxbmn 

Martin,  John,  Beechwood  mains,  Corstorphine 
Martin,  WilHam,  East  Calder 
Martin,  Mrs  Ann,  Balerno 
Martin,  iirs  Janet,  East  Calder 
Martin,  Jliss,  Broomhouse,  Corstorphine 
Mason,  David,  South  Queensferry 
Mason,  David,  South  Queensferry 
JIason,  George,  South  Queensferry 
Mason,  John,  Justinlees  inn,  Dalkeith 
Mason,  Robert,  Morton  mains,  Lothian  burn 
Mason,  Robert,  Hill  liouse,  Corstorphine 
Mason,  Misses,  22  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Masonic  Lodge,  Portobello — Alexander  Scott, 

master  ;  J.  White,  secretary — 3d  Thursday 
Massiah,  Mrs,  26  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Mather,  Alexander,  farmer,  Balerno 
Mather,  Alexander,  The  Lodge,  Balerno 
Mather,  William  F.,  Corstorphine 
Matheson,  Archibald,  Plewlands,  Lothian  burn 
Matheson,  John,   Henderson's  buildings,  Porto- 
bello 
Matheson,  Mrs  J. ,  5  Bellfield  place,  Portobello 
Mathew,  James,  teacher.  Juniper  green 
Mathieson,  Alexander,  Bridge  street,  Portobello 
Mathieson,  James,  Barnton,  Cramond 
Mathieson,  Joseph,  P.  C,  Pathhead,  Dalkeith 
Matthew,    William,   Rosebank  cottage,    Private 

lane,  Portobello 
Maxwell,  G.,  Davidson's  mains 
Maxwell,  George,  Campie  lane,  LIusselburgh 
Maxwell,  William,  Arniston  mains,  Gorebridge 
May,  Robert,  Balerno 
Mearns,  Alexander,  West  Calder 
Meikle,  Christopher,  11  Abercorn  ter. ,  Portobello 
Meikle,  Thomas,  Juniijer  green 
Meikle,  ]\Iisses,  Mid-Calder 
Meikle,  Miss,  post  office.  South  Queensferry 
Meiklejon,   John,   Westfield  ironworks  ;  house, 

Westland  house,  Dalkeith 
Mein,  John,  24  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Melbourne,  Andrew,  police  officer,  Gorebridge 
Melbourne,  John,  police  constable,  Gorebridge 
Meldrum,  Edward,  Dechmont  house,  Uphall 
Mellis,  James,  Prestonpans 
Mekose,  Adam,  Roslin 
Melville,  General  Right  Hon.  Viscount,  G.  C.  B. , , 

MelviUe  castle,  Lasswade 
Melville,  James  M.,  Hanley,  Corstoi-phine 


Melvin,  Charles,  Pension,  Gladsmuir 

Melvin,  James,  Bonnington,  Ratho 

Melvin,  John,  Ratho  mains,  Ratho 

Menzies,    AVilliani,    Seabeach    house,    Straiten 

place,  Portobello 
Mercer  &  Co.,  Stow 
Mercer,   Robert,   of  Scotsbank,   Ramsay  lodge, 

Bath  street,  Portobello 
Mercer,  Thomas,  Lasswade 
Mercer,  Walter,  Stow  mills.  Stow 
Mei'cer,  Ellen,  Stow 
Men-icks,  Hezekiah,  Eskhill,  Roslin 
Merricks,  Mrs  James,  Woodlield,  Roslin 
Merricks,  Mrs  Thomas  A.  H.,  Penicuik 
Merrilees   &   Co.,    71    High  street ;   house,    22 

Regent  street,  Portobello 
Merrilees,  Chas.,  jun.,  22  Regent  st.,  Portobello 
Merrilees,  Fletcher,  Jock's  lodge 
Merrylees,  Alexander,  PencaitLind 
Messer,  T.  J.  Fordyce,  M.D.,  Penicuik 
Metcalfe,    William  &  James,    59  and  61   AVest 

High  street,  Dalkeith 
Methven,  Thomas,  Gogar  nursery,  Corstorphine 
Middlemas,  John,  Dechmont,  Uphall 
Middlemas,  Robert,  Ivy  cottage,  Jock's  lodge 
Middleton,  James,  medical  practitioner.  Stow 
Middleton,  John,  Auchindinny,  Milton  bridge 
Midlothian  Pottery  Co. — W.  A.  Gray,  pro- 

prietor — Portobello  and  Musselburgh 
Millar,  W.  &  J.,  Fisherrow 

Millar,  Alex.,  90  and  92  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Millar,  James,  Burnhouse,  Mid-Calder 
Millar,  John,  New  street,  Fisherrow 
Millar,    John,    Victoria    cottage,    Newbigging, 

Musselburgh 
Millar,  John,  Glen  cottage,  Roslin 
Millar,  Peter,  4  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Millar,  Robert,  East  Calder 
Millar,  Thomas,  Fisherrow 
Millar,  Thomas,  Briggs,  Cramond 
Millar,  AVilliam,  Broxburn 
Millar,  William,  V.S.,  Mid-Calder 
Millar,  Mrs  Andw.,  Dalrymple  loan,  Musselburgh 
Millar,  Mrs,  Broomieknowe  house,  Lasswade 
Millar,  Mrs  James,  Springbank,  Musselburgh 
Miliar,  Mrs,  Niddry  mains,  Winchburgh 
Millars,  Miss,  Lasswade 
Miller,  T.  &  J.,  Mid-Calder 
Miller,  A.,  Militia  store,  Dalkeith 
Miller,  Andrew,  5  Marshall  cottages,  Portobello 
Miller,  David,  9  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Miller,  George,  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Miller,  J.  M.,  43  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Miller,  James,  Road  end,  Slateford 
Miller,  James,  Corstorphine 
Miller,  James,  Featherhall,  Corstorphme 
Miller,  James,  Balerno 
Miller,  John,  Mid-Calder 
Miller,  John,  West  Calder 
Miller,  William,  Links,  Fisherrow 
Miller,  Wm.,  1  East  Brighton  cres.,  Portobello 
Miller,  William,  West  Calder 
ililler.  Miss,  Whytland  liouse,  Loanhead 
Milligan,  John,  141  High  street,  Portobello 
Milne's  Temperance    Hotel,    101    High  street, 

Portobello 
Milne.  Admiral  Sir  Alexander,  K.C.B.,  Inveresk 
Milne,  John,  session-clerk  and  registrar,  Cramond 
Milne,  J.,  99  High  street,  Portobello 


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GENEEAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Milne,  J.  K.,  Kevock  to^ve^,  Lasswade 

Milne,  Peter,  police  officer,  Stow 

MUne,  Thomas,  137  High  street,  Portobello 

Milne,  William,  Sonth  street,  Dalkeith 

Milne,  W.,  Mid-Calder 

Milner,  James,  Curriemuirend,  Juniper  green 

Milner,  John,  West  Calder 

Mitchell  Brothers,  77  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Mitchell,  Misses  E.  &  M.,  milliners,  Lasswade 

Mitchell,  Alexander,  Gilmerton 

Mitchell,  Alexander  {Af.  Brothers),  Edinburgh 

road,  Dalkeith 
j\Iitchell,  Alexander,  Waulk  mills,  IMusselburgh 
Mitchell,  Daniel,  128  High  street,  Fishen-ow 
Mitchell,  George,  Broxburn  park,  Broxburn 
^Mitchell,  James  {M.  Brothers),  Edinburgh  road, 

Dalkeith 
Mitchell,  James,  95  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Mitchell,  James,  carpet  works,  Lasswade 
Mitchell,  John,  registrar,  etc..  West  Green  cot., 

Lasswade 
Mitchell,  John,  Woodhouselee,  Eoslin 
Mitchell,  P.,  Cockpen,  Lasswade 
Mitchell,  Et.  K.,  Sycamore  bank,  Corstorj^hine 
Mitchell,  William,  Craigleith  house,  Blaekhall 
Mitchell,  William,  Bell's  cj^uariy,  Mid-Calder 
Mitchell,  William,  Dechmont,  Uphall 
Mitchell,  Williaiii  James,  Juniper  green 
Moclirie,  Robert,  Jock's  lodge 
Moffat,  Alexander,  private  asylum,  Musselburgh 
Moffat,  A. ,  Newbigging  house,  Musselburgh 
Moffat,    James  Forester,    Blackcot,    Newbattle, 

Dalkeith 
Moffat,  James,  Tranent 

Moffat,  William,  farmer,  Easter  Kinleith,  Currie 
Moffat,  Mrs,  2  Abercorn  place,  Portobello 
Moffatt,  James,  Tranent 
Moir,  David,  Braefoot  cottage,  Corstor^ihine 
Moncrieff,  Mrs  Scott,  4  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Monfries,  James,  Penicuik 
Monteith,  A.,  49  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Monteith,  Bryden,  Tower  mains,  Liberton 
Monteith,  J. ,  32  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Monteith,  Samuel,  North  wynd,  Dalkeith 
Monteith,  Misses,  5  Mouut  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Montgomery,  Eolsert,  55  High  street,  FisheiTow 
Montgomery,  j\Irs,  Broxburn 
Moore,  Josiah,  Prestonpans 
Moore,   Thomas   H.,   Smeaton  park,    Liveresk, 

Musselburgh 
Moore,  Thomas  Hepburn,  Penston  and  Pencait- 

land  collieries,  Tranent 
More,  David  M.,  115  High  street;  house,  Calder 

cottage,  Musselburgh 
Morgan,  John,  West  Calder 
Morgan,  Mrs,  4  Esk  green,  Musselburgh 
Morison,  Lady,  Balerno  hill  house,  Balerno 
Morison,  Miss,  Johns  bum,  Balerno 
Morris,  J.,  Jluirhouse,  Cramoud 
Monis,  Joseph,  Broxburn 
Morris,  William,  Militia  store,  Dalkeith 
Morrison,  Alexander  N.,  Newton,  Winchbrrrgh 
Morrison,  Andrew,  Broomrig,  Pencaitland 
Morrison,  Janies,  Yiewbank,  Liberton 
Morrison,  Eev.  James  (E.G.),  Corstorphine 
Morrison,  John,  South  Queensferry 
Morrison,  John,  Wester  Dalmenj',  S.  Queensferrj 
Momson,  Lewis,  Gorebridge 
ilorrison,  Robert,  Tranent 


Morrison,  William,  16  High  street,  Portobello 
Moi-rison,  Mrs,  30  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Monison,  Mrs,  1  Lower  Joppa 
Morton,  The  Earl  of,  Dalmahoy,  Eatho 
Morton,  James,  Chapelton,  West  Calder 
Morton,  John,  North  wynd,  Dalkeith 
Morton,  William,  East  Calder 
Morton,  The  Right  Hon.  Countess  Dowa-zer  of, 

Duddingston  house 
Mossman,  David,  Leadbru-n 
ilossman,  Robert,  Uphall 
Mossman,  Miss,  Uphall 
Muir,  Andrew,  West  Calder 
Muir,  Gavin,  Mun-ayfield 

IMuir,  J.  P.,  Parkend  house,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
]\Iuir,  John  G. ,  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
Muir,  John,  Lasswade 

Muir,  Rev.  John  S. ,  Cockpen  manse,  Lasswade 
Muir,  Rev.  Robt. ,  Dalmeny  manse,  S.  Queensferry 
Muir,  R.,  Penicuik 
Muir,  William,  Kirkliston 
Muir,  W.  G.,  Duddingston  gi-een,  Duddingston 
Muir,  Mrs,  Middle  Kinleith,  Currie 
Muir,  Mrs  P.,  New  street,  FisheiTOw 
Muirhead,  George,  Duddingston 
Muirhead,  John,  Mid-Calder 
Muirhead,  W.,  5  W.  Brighton  cres.,  Portobello 
Mungle  &  Thornton,  N.  Cobbinshaw,  W.  Calder 
Mungle,  A.,  &  Son,  West  Calder 
Mungle,  Alexander,  West  Calder 
Mungle,  John,  West  Calder 
Munro,  A. ,  West  Holmes,  Fisherrow 
Munro,  Archibald  I.,  116  High  street  ;  house,  1 

Regent  street,  Portobello 
ilunro,  Joseph,  Auchendinny,  Milton  bridge 
Munro,  Robertson,  Piershill,  Jock's  lodge 
Munro,  William,  7  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Munro,  William,  South  Queensferry 
Munsie,  Rev.  W.  (U.P.),  Slateford 
Murdison,  William,  Craigburn,  Leadbum 
Murdoch  &  Forsyth,  Polton  and  Bonnyrigg 
Murdoch,  Alex.,  19  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Murdoch,  James,  BonnjTigg,  Lasswade 
Murdoch,  James,  writer,  Lasswade 
Murdoch,  Richard,  1 6  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Murdoch,    Miss,    18    Brighton    crescent    west, 

Portobello 
Mure,  Eobert,  10  Abercorn  ten-ace,  Portobello 
Murie,  William,  Clydesdale  Bank,  Mid-Calder 
Murray  &  Buchan,  Portobello  pottery 
JIuiTay,  Alexander,  47  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Muri'ay,  Henry,  Uphall 
Murray,  Henry,  Tranent 
MuiTay,  James,  Loanhead 
Murray,  James,  Lochend,  Eatho 
Murray,  John,  Ijcnny  mains,  Cramond 
Murraj',  John,  Loanhead 
Murray,  Eobert,  of  Springfield,  Penicuik 
MuiTay,  Thomas,  LL.D.,  Elm  bank,  Lasswade 
ilurray,  T.,  Braidwood  and  Eastside,  Penicuik 
Mm-ray,  Walter,  Lennie  mains,  Cramond  bridge 
Murray,  Mrs,  Longstone,  Slateford 
Murray,  Mrs,  Eskside  cottage,  Musselburgh 
Mushet,  William  &  Eobert,  Dallveith  ironworks, 

Dalkeith 
Mushet,  Eobert,  Glenarch  house,  Dalkeith 
Mushet,  William,  Fairfield  house,  Dalkeith 
Mutter,  WiUiam,  East  mill,  CiuTie 
Mutter,  Misses,  55  Back  street,  Dalkeith 


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flutter,  Misses,  ilehdllc  bank,  Lasswadc 
Mylue,  Thomas,  Xiddrie  mains,  Liberton 
ilylne,  Jlrs  John,  6  E.  Brigliton  cres.,  Portobello 
Xapiee,  Robert,  126  High  street,  Dalkeith 
I^apier,  Lady,  Duddingston  cot.,  Dnddingston 
Naysmith,  A.  H.,  St  Clement's  wells,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Naysmith,  Alexander,  "West  Calder 
Neil,  Alexander,  West  ^^yud,  Dalkeith 
'Neil,  Andrew,  Colinton 
Neil,  David,  Eoslin  inn,  Eoslin 
Neil,  Eobert  G. ,  Gogar  mains,  Corstorphine 
Neilson,  Peter,  Polton  st.,  Bonn3Tigg,  Lasswade 
Neilson,  Isabella,  22  Eskside,  j\Iusselburgh 
Nelson,  Eobert  E.,  The  Fountain,  Loanliead 
Nesbit,  John,  162  High  street,  Portobello 
Ness,  John,  25  Adelplii  place,  Portobello 
Ness,  William,  Auchindinny,  ililton  bridge 
Newlands,  John  E.,  137  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Newlands,  William,  Clydesrkle  Bank,  115  High 

street,  Portobello 
Newsam,  John,  Ship  inn,  80  Higt  street,  Dalkeith 
Nichol,  Jas.,  grocer,  49  Newbigging,  Musselb'h 
Nicholson,  J. ,  Brier  bank,  Murra^iield 
Nicholson,  Thomas  W.,  Nisbet,  Pencaitland 
Nicholson,  Jlrs  Margt.,  5  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Nicol,  John,  Davidson's  mains 
Nicol,  Peter,  Cross  Keys  stables,  Dalkeith 
Nicol,  Thomas,  Houston,  Uphall 
Ninimo,  Andrew,  Tranent 
Nimmo,  David,  Kirkliston 
Ninimo,  George,  Tranent 
Nimmo,  John,  East-C'alder 
Nimmo,  Thomas,  Craigton,  Winchbm-gh 
Nimmo,  Mi'S,  Sighthill,  Murraj-field 
Nimmo,  Mrs  Newton,  Winchburgh 
Nisbet,  Alexander,  Prestonpans 
Nisbet,  Alexander,  Joppa  pans,  Joppa 
Ni-sbet,  George,  50  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Nisbet,  George,  Tranent 
Nisbet,  James,  Mid-Calder 
Nisbet,  John  More,  Liberton 
Nisbet,  Peter,  Nether  houses,  Lasswade 
Nisbet,  Mrs  John,  12  High  street,  ilusselbiu-gh 
Nisbet,  Mrs,  Tranent  lodge,  Ti'anent 
Nisbet,  Jfrs,  Janefield  cottage,  Eoislin 
Niven,  Antbew,  Fishers'  tryst,  MUton  bridge 
Niven,  William,  Fishers'  tryst,  Milton  bridge 
Nivens,  Adam,  Hopetoun  gardens,  S.  Queensferry 
Nivens,  John,  dairj-man,  Hermiston 
Nixon,  W.,  Quarry  road,  Joppa 
Noble,  David,  Stenhouse  mills,  iMurrajdield 
Noble,  George,  Crichton,  Dalkeith 
Noble,  E.,  Newtongi-ange,  Dalkeith 
Noble,  William,  Howgate,  Eoslin 
Noble,  Miss,  East  houses,  Dalkeith 
Norman,  James,  Balerno  mills,  Currie 
North  British  Stearixe  Co.,   Bridge  street, 

ilusselburgh 
Northey,  Major,  3  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Notman,  John,  Thimble  wall,  Slateford 
Notman,  Thomas,  Gorgie  park,  Slateford 
Notman,  William,  Tranent 
Ogilvie,  Archibald,  Old  Liston,  Eatho 
Ogihde,  David,  Mid-Calder 
Ogilvie,  Wm.  S.,  Clydesdale  Bank,  Mid-Calder 
Oliver,  G.,  M.D.,  Greenbank  house,  Prestonpans 
Oliver,  Thomas,  Eedlieughs,  Corstorphine 
Ormiston,  Ebenezer,  East  houses,  Dalkeith 


Ormiston,  John,  Portobello  station 

Ormiston,  John,  Jock's  lodge 

Ormiston,  Mrs  Janet,  Edgchead  farm,  Dalkeith 

On-  &  Martin,  West  Calder 

Orr,  Alexander,  93  High  street,  Fisherrow 

OiT,  Lieut.  -Colonel  James,  Reel,  Musselburgh 

Orr,  William,  Kirkliston 

Oswald,    Lady   ilary,    Manor  house,    Inveresk, 

ilusselburgh 
Otto,  John,  surgeon,  Pathhead,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Outrani,  Sir  Francis,  Bart.,  Craigcrook  Castle, 

Blackball 
Oven,  Wm.,  Thimble  hall,  Slateford 
Ovens,  George,  Stow 
Ovens,  Eobert,  Cockenzie 
Ovens,  Walter,  coal  agent.  Stow 
Ovenston,  James,  Jock's  lodge 
Packman,  Jos.,  Plewlands  ho.,  S.  Queensferrj' 
Pae,  David,  New  Pentland  cottage,  Loanhead 
Palmer,  James,  shoemaker,  Davidson's  mains 
Palmer,  John  D.,  Garden  cottage,  Portobello 
Paris,  William,  Bell's  quaiiy,  Mid-Calder 
Park,  James,  StoneyhiU,  Musselburgh 
Park,  William,  Links,  Musselburgh 
Park,  sergeant-major  Wm.,  Bridgend,  Dalkeith 
Park,  Mrs,  Arbury  house,  Musselbiu'gh 
Parlane,  Eev.  William,  Tranent 
Pate,  Andrew,  E.  Middleton,  Gorebridge 
Pate,  A.,  Fidford,  Eoslin 
Pater.son,  Adam,  of  '^'^n.iitlee,  Stow 
Paterson,  Alexander,  Eosefield  cot.,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Alexander,   Tait  street  ;  house.   Park- 
side  place,  Dalkeith 
Paterson,  Alexander,  2  Brighton  ter.,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Archibald,  Meadowlield,  Corstorphine 
Paterson,  Daviil,  East  mill,  Currie 
Paterson,  Francis,  Burnhouse,  Jock's  lodge 
Paterson,  George,  37  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Paterson,  George,  20  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Hugh,  Oak  lodge,  Inveresk,  Musselb. 
Paterson,  James,  36  High  street ;  house,  1  Park- 
side  place,  Dalkeith 
Paterson,  James,  Slateford 
Paterson,  James,  44  High  street,  IMusselburgh 
Paterson,  John,  grocer,  Lasswade 
Paterson,  John,  Bridgend,  Penicuik 
Paterson,  John,  Eastfield,  Penicuik 
Paterson,  John,  Clydesdale  Bank,  Penicuik 
Paterson,  John,  Addiewell  works.  West  Calder 
Paterson,  John,  Corstorphine 
Paterson,  John,  5  Sandford  street,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Eev.  John  (Free  Church),  Tranent 
Paterson,  Peter,  Bonnyrigg 

Paterson,  Eichard  S.,  5  Eosefield  pi.,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Eichard,  Royal  Bank,  Dalkeith 
Paterson,  E.,  keeper  of  magazine,  Blackball 
Paterson,  Robert,  Baxter's  place,  Portobello 
Paterson,  E.  P.,  Duddingston 
Paterson,  William,  Eatho 
Paterson,  William,  Oatslie,  Eoslin 
Paterson,    William,    Addiewell    and    Mossend, 

West  Calder 
Paterson,  William,  68  High  street,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Mrs,  Burn  ho.,  Eosefield  pi.,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Mrs,  of  Castle  Huntlv,  Abercorn  house, 

2  Pitt  street,  Portobello 
Paterson,  Mrs,  172  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Paterson,  Mrs,  Newton,  Winchburgh 
Paterson,  Mrs  J.,  12  Brighton  place,  Portobello 


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Paterson,  Mrs  Thomas,  Durham  pL,  Bonnyrigg 

Patersou,  Mrs  William,  Davidson's  mains 

Paterson,  Isabella,  Loanhead 

Paterson,  Miss  Ann,  13  Tower  street,  PortobeUo 

Patersou,  Miss,  Rosefield  cottage,  PortobeUo 

Paterson,  Miss,  Juniper  green 

Paterson,  Miss,  4  Abercorn  villa,  Joppa 

Patillo,  John,  Corstorphine 

Paton,  Charles,  I\Iid-Calder 

Paton,  Rev.  John  A.  H.,  manse,  Duddingston 

Paton,  Mrs,  Tower,  PortobeUo 

Pattison,  A.  H.,  Dalmeny,  South  Queensferry 

Pattison,  Robert  T.,  South  Queensfeiry 

Peacock,  Peter,  41  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Peacock,  Thos.  R.,  2  Hamilton  villas,  PortobeUo 

Peacock,  Thomas,  M.D.,  Stenhouse,  Liberton 

Peacock,  Margaret,  60  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Peak,  John,  Craigend,  Stow 

Pearson,  Andrew,  Church  street,  Tranent 

Pearson,  James,  Ravelrig,  Balerno 

Pearson,  James,  Couslami,  Dalkeith 

Pearson,  James,  junior,  Loanhead 

Pearson,  \\'illiam,  postmaster,  Corstorphine 

Peddie,  Ann,  Myrtle  grove,  Lasswade 

Peebles,  William  F.,  95  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Pender,  David,  Mid-Calder 

Pendreigh,  Alex.,  Dove  park  cottage,  Liberton 

Pendreigh,  George,  Upper  Dalhousie,  Lasswade 

Pendreigh,  James,  grocer,  Gorebridge 

Pendreigh,  James,  Catcune  mills,  Gorebridge 

Pendrich,  John,  Ravelston,  Blackball 

Pendrich,  Ann,  Pentland  inn,  Loanhead 

Pendridge,  John,  postmaster,  Millerhill,  Dalkeith 

Penicuik  Co-opehative  Association 

Penman,  John,  Bonally,  Colinton 

Penman,  Mrs,  Bythorn,  Murrayfield 

Pennycook,  Robert,  56  High  street,  Fislierrow 

Pennj-cuick,  David,  Cramond 

Pennycnick,  William,  Liberton 

Pettegi'ew,  William  S.  {Sasine  Office),  Liberton 

cottage,  Liberton 
Petticrew,  James,  Prestonpans 
Pettigrew,  William,  Dalkeith 
Pettrie,  H.,  Wellington  Reformatory,  Penicuik 
Philip,  James,  86  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Philip,  John,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 
Pliilp,  David,  Balerno 
Philp,  Mrs,  6  John  street,  PortobeUo 
Pinkerton,  B.,  East  Calder 
Pirrie,  William,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Pitcairn,  James  L.,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Pitman,  Alfred,  Dalmahoy,  Ratho 
Playfair,   Rev.    David,   Abercorn  manse.    South 

Queensferry 
Plenderleith,  Archibald,  Moorfoot,  Gorebridge 
Plummer,  George  H. ,  Edinburgh  road,  Dalkeith 
Police  Office,  Town  haU,  PortobeUo 
Ponton,  Mrs,  Croft  street,  Dalkeith 
Poole,  John,  40  Henderson  row,  PortobeUo 
Porteous,  A.  &  J.,  Fislierrow 
Porteous,  P.,  &  Son,  Lasswade 
Porteous,  Wm.  k  Thos.,  70  High  st.,  Dalkeith 
Porteous,  David,  166  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Porteous,  George,  Eskbank,  Lasswade 
Porteous,  George,  Juniper  green 
Porteous,  James,  Laurel  bank,  Dalkeith 
Porteous,  James,  59  High  street,  Fislierrow 
Porteous,  John,  Kirknewtou. 
Porteous,  John,  Leadburn 


Porteous,  William,  Laurel  bank,  Dalkeith 

Porteous,  Mrs,  Loanhead 

Porteous,  Miss,  Juniper  green 

Porter,  Thomas,  Springbank,  Juniper  green 

Portobello  Gas  Light  Co.,  Bridge  St.,  PortobeUo 

POKTOBELLO    PuBLIC   EeADING-HOOiM,    62   High 

street,  Portobello 
Post  Office,  84  High  street,  Portobello  ;  Wm. 

Doig,  postmaster 
Potter,  Alex.,  Wheatfield  cottage,  Jock's  lodge 
Potter,  John,  Corstorphine 
Potter,  Stephen,  High  street  west,  Dalkeith 
Potts,  Alexander,  Balerno 
Potts,  George  H.,  Fettis  mount,  Lasswade 
Pow,  Archibald,  Tranent 
Pow,  Thomas,  Prestonpans 
Pow,  Janet,  Cramond  bridge 
Powell,  Stephen,  8  Rosefield  avenue,  Portobello 
Poyuter,  John,  Buchan  oilworks,  Broxburn 
Prentice,  J.  &  W.,  Longstone,  Slate  ford 
Preston,  Geo.,  Queen's  Arms  inn,  Prestonpans 
Primerose,   Geoi-ge,   Dambrae  ;  house.   Primrose 

place,  Musselbm-gh 
Primerose,  ]\Irs  Nicol,  3  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Primrose,  James,  Turniedykes,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Primrose,  James  T.,  Saughland,  Ford,  Dalkeith. 
Pringle,  Andrew,  Bonnyaigg,  Lasswade 
Pringle,  David,  flesher,  Gorebridge 
Pringle,  David,  Stow 

Pringle,  George,  9  High  street,  Portobello 
Pringle,  James,  Ijothian  burn 
Pringle,  James,  Stow 
Priiigle,  James,  Pentland  villa,  Loalihead 
Pringle,  John,  M.D.,  R.N.,  Symington,  Stow 
Pringle,  John,  Gorebridge 
Pringle,  Peter,  Shrub  mount,  and  2  High  street, 

Portobello 
Pringle,  Robert,  of  Symington,  Stow 
Pringle,  Mrs  W.  A.,  4  Elcho  terrace,  Portobello 
Pringle,  Miss  Janet,  4  Lothian  bank,  Dalkeith 
Proctor  &  Young,  High  street  west,  Dalkeith 
Proctor,  George  A.,  Rosemount,  Prestonpans 
Proudfoot,  John,  Ravelston  cottage,  Blaekhall 
Proudfoot,  Thomas,  Pinkie  hill,  Slusselburgh 
Proudfoot,  Miss,  16  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Proven,  David,  St  Clair  cottage,  Broomieknowe, 

Lasswade 
Proven,  William,  Kirkliston 
Purdie,  John,  Loanhead 
Purdie,  Joseph,  East  Calder 
Purdie,  Thomas,  Forkneuk,  Ujjhall 
Purdie,  Mrs  James,  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
PurseU,  D.,  1  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Pursell,  Miss,  The  Glebe,  Dalkeith 
Purves,  James,  3  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Piirves,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  Roslin  castle,  Ro.slin 
QuARiiiEE,  Mrs,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Rae  &  Co.,  AVest  Calder 
Rae,  Alexander,  South  Queensferry 
Rae,  James,  Gilmerton 
Rae,  James,  Whitelums,  Lasswade 
Rae,  Martin,  Uphall 
Rae,  Thomas,  East  Calder 
Raeburn,    J.    P.    &    L.    W.,    Grange   oilworks. 

West  Calder 
Raeburn,  J.  P.,  Charlesfield  house,  Mid-Calder 
Raeburn,  Miss,  27  Bridge  street,,  Musselburgh 
Raitt,  George,  Morrison's  haven,  Prestonpans 
Ralston,  David,  West  Calder 


GENERAL  COU^^TY  DIRECTORY. 


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Eamage,  Miss,  Kii'knewton 

Eamage,  Agnes,  Jock's  lodge 

Eamsay,  James,  77  High  street,  Portobello 

Eamsay,   E.    B.    WardJaw,   of  A^Tiiteliill,   etc., 

Lasswade 
Eamsay,  "William,  Cun-ie 
Eankine,  William,  Tranent 
Eate,  George,  ililton,  Salton 
Eattray,  Antlrew,  8  Brighton  place,  Poi'tobello 
Eawse,  Mrs,  20  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Eeaddie,  P.,  East  Calder 
Eedpath,  Jiliss,  Bank  house,  Gilmerton 
Eeed,  John,  Aliceville,  Eskl)ank,  Dalkeith 
Eeekie,  Arthur  H.,  Loauhead 
Eegistrar  of  Births,  etc.  for  the  Burgii, 

Alexander  Paterson  ;  office.  Council  chambers. 

Town  hall,  Portobello 
Eegistrar's  Office,  47  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Eeid,  Dr  A.  S.,  Tranent 
Eeid,    Alexander,    128   High  street  ;    house,   10 

Eegent  street,  Portobello 
Eeid,  Alexander,  Broxburn 
Eeid,  Dr,  Esk  green,  Musselburgh 
Eeid,  George,  Hallcross  house,  FisheiTow 
Eeid,  Henry,  South  Queensferiy 
Eeid,  James,  Broxburn 
Eeid,  James,  Mosshouses,  Leadburn 
Eeid,  John,  Lasswade 
Eeid,  John,  Bowbridge,  Lothian  burn 
Eeid,  Eobert,  Slateford 
Eeid,  T.  G.,  22  MelviUe  street,  Portobello 
Eeid,  Thomas,  N^ewstead,  Leadburn 
Eeid,  Thomas,  East  Calder 
Eeid,  Wm.  Hamilton,  Burnside  cot.,  LassAvade 
Eeid,  Mrs,  2  Almond  bank  row,  Cramond 
Eeid,  iirs  Margaret,  Loanhead,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Eeid,  Miss,  17  Straiton  place,  Portobello 
Eennie,  James,  Newbridge,  Eatho 
Eennie,  William,  Prestonpans 
Eenton,  A.  H.,  Janefield  house,  Duddingston 
Eenton,  James,  M.D.,  AVliite  Hart  st.,  Dalkeith 
Eenton,  John,  Poetshall,  Broxburn 
Eenton,  John,  Crossgate  hill,  Dalkeith 
Eenton,  Mrs,  Oakmount,  Lasswade 
Eenwick,  Gideon,  Wetherston,  Stow 
Eenwick,  J.  B.,  Eegent  cottage,  Portobello 
Eenwick,  Eobert,  Hawkburn,  Stow 
Ehind,  JIrs,  16  Brighton  jilace,  Portobello 
Eiach,  Eev.  W.  L.,  Pencaitland,  Tranent 
Eiach,  George,  Newton  school,  Dalkeith 
Eichardson,  Ealpli,  W.S.,  NeAA-park,  Mid-Calder 
Eichardson,  Mrs,  Newpark  house,  Mid-Calder 
Eiddel,  James,  23  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Eiddle,  John,  Dover  cottage,  Da^^^dson's  mains 
Eiddock,   WakeUn,   &  Co.,    seed   crushers,    oil- 
mills,  Musselburgh 
Eiddock,  James  T.  {R.,  Wakelin,  <i;  Co.),  Esk- 

side  house,  Musselburgh 
Eigbie,  iirs,  3  Sandford  street,  Portobello 
Eigg,  Hugh,  Polton  colliery,  Lasswade 
Eimer,  William,  Eowan  cottage,  Eatho 
Eintoul,  Charles,  East  Craigie,  Cramond 
Eitchie,  Charles,  1  Abercorn  gardens,  Pier.shill, 

Jock's  lodge 
Eitchie,  George,  Balerno 
Eitchie,    James   A.,    Spilmersford    limeworks, 

Pencaitland 
Eitchie,  James,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Eitchie,  John,  Coxeydean,  Mid-Calder 


Eitchie,  Eev.  John  B.,  Portobello 

Eitchie,  Peter,  Boll  o'  Bere,  Ivirknewton 

Eitchie,  Eobert,  Joppa  pans,  Joppa 

Eitchie,  Eobert,  Fishers'  tryst,  Milton  bridge 

Eitchie,  Eobert,  cowdealer,  Myre,  Winchburgl) 

Eitchie,  Thomas,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 

Eitchie,    Thomas,  stationmaster,  Kingsknowes, 

Slateford 
Eitchie,  Walter,  Currie  mains,  Gorebridge 
Eitchie,  Walter,  Gladsmuir,  Tranent 
Eitchie,  William,  of  Middleton,  Gorebridge 
Eitchie,  William,  Pencaitland,  Tranent 
Eitchie,  Miss  Euphemia,  Herkes  loan,  FisheiTOw 
Eobb,  James,  Gorgie,  Murrayfield 
Eobb,  James,  Dundas  castle.  South  Queensferry 
Eobb,  John  D'Arcy,  Dalkeith 
Eobb,  John  Hew,  Davidson's  mains 
Eobb,  William,  Brunstane,  Penicuik 
Eobb,  William,  Whitehill,  Dalkeith 
Eoberts,  C.  Win.,  Millhill  cottage,  Musselluirgh 
Eobertson,  Adam,  New  Calder,  Mid-Calder 
Eobertson,  Alexander,  Juniper  green 
Eobertson,  Alex. ,  West  Colinton  house,  Colinton 
Eobertson,  D. ,  1  and  3  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Eobertson,  Daniel,  Slateford 
Eobertson,  David,  2  Bath  place,  Portobello 
Eobertson,  David,  High  street,  Portobello 
Eobertson,  George,  Broxburn 
Eobertson,  James,  Mid-Calder 
Eobertson,  James,  West  Calder 
Eobertson,  John  H.,  Gorgie  lodge,  Slateford 
Eobertson,  John,  27  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Eobertson,  Jolm,  Balerno 
Eobertson,  Jolm,  Parkhead,  IMurrayfield 
Eobertson,  John,  Penicuik 
Eobertson,  John,  Sj^camore  bank,  Duddingston 
Eobertson,  John,  grocer,  63  High  street,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Eobertson,  Peter,  156  High  street,  Dalkeitli 
Eobertson,  Eobert,  Harelaw,  Balerno 
Eobertson,  Eobert,  Bloomiehall,  Juni]ier  green 
Eobertson,  Eev.  Samuel,  Fouiitainhall,  Pencait- 
land, Tranent 
Eobertson,  Thomas,  53  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Eobertson,   Thomas,  John's  hill   house.  Wester 

Duddingston 
Eobertson,  Thomas  E. ,  Gorgie  lodge,  Slateford 
Eobertson,  William,  Loanhead 
Eobertson,  William,  111  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Eobertson,  William,  34i  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Eobertson,  William,  Groat  hill.  Blackball 
Eobertson,  William,  Mid-Calder 
Eobertson,  William,  Slateford 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  6  Eegent  street,  Portobello 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  Devon  cottage,  Lasswade 
Eobertson,  Mrs  Cath. ,  Newbigging,  Musselbui'gh ' 
Eobertson,    Sirs   Margaret,    Musselburgh  Arms, 

IMusselburgh 
Eobertson,  Miss,  15  W.  Brighton  ores.,  Portobello 
Eobertson,  Miss,  48  Joppa 
Eodger  &  M'Intosh,  69  High  street,  Portobello 
Eodger,  James,  Corstorphine 
Eodgers,  James,  stationmaster,  Eosliii 
Eodgers,  John,  15a  Eegent  street,  Portobello 
Rogers,  Eev.  B.  B.,  Tranent 
Rogers,  John,  Tranent 
Eomans,  J.,  Newtongi-ange  house,  Dalkeith 
Eonald,  John,  Viewpark,  Lasswade 
Eonald,  P.,  132  High  street,  FLsherrow 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Ronald,  Miss,  58  High,  street,  Fisherrow 

Roome,  Mrs  Geu. ,  Glen  Arthur  lodge,  Dudd'ston 

Roseljery,  Earl  of,  Dalmeiiy  park,  S.  QueeuBferry 

Ross,  Alexander,  Cockenzie 

Ross,  D.,  Poltou  hall,  Lasswade 

Ross,  Daniel,  Rockville,  Murrayfield 

Ross,  David,  Cockenzie 

Ross,  James,  millmaster,  Murraj'field 

Ross,  John,  Broxburn 

Ross,  John,  Westiield,  Wiuchburgh 

Ross,  John,  Dickson's  park,  Jock's  lodge 

Ross,  M'Kenzie,  Craigton  house,  Winchburgh 

Ross,  Peter,  Coltbridge  mill,  JMurrayfield 

Ross,    Thomas,    M.A.,    head   master,    Cauvin's 

hospital,  Duddingston 
Ross,  William,  Currie 

Ross,  William,  38  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Ross,  Mrs  M.,  8  Sti-aitou  place,  Portobello 
Ross,  Miss,  2  Marion ville,  Regent  st.,  Portobello 
Ross,  Miss,  Mid-Calder 
Rough,  John,  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Rough,  Robert,  Broxburn 
Ruddock,  Thomas,  162  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Russel,  James,  Carrington,  Lasswade 
Russel,  William,  teacher,  Binny,  Uphall 
Russell,  G.,  11  Roselield  avenue,  Portobello 
Russell,  J.,  Colin  ton 
Russell,  James,  Penicuik 
Russell,  James,  Colinton  bank,  Colinton 
Russell,  James,  Uphall 

Russell,  John,  Saughtonhall  maijis,  Murrayfield 
Russell,  Patrick  C,  National  Bank,  Dalkeith 
Russell,  Mrs,  Eskbaiik  terrace,  Dalkeith 
Russell,  Misses,  Meudowbank  cottage,  Loanliead 
Rutherford,  Rev.  A.  C.  (Richmond  street  U.  P. 

church),  11  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Rutherford,  John,  Stow 
Rutherford,  John,  92  High  street,  Fishen'ow 
Rutherford,  Robert,  ilenteitli  house,  Gorebridge 
Rutherford,  Mrs,  36  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Ruthven,  James,  South  Queensferry 
Ruthven,  John,  Gorebridge 
Ruthven,  Lady,  Winton  castle,  Tranent 
Rj^der,  Thomas,  Broxburn 
Ryder,  Thomas,  6  High  street,  Portobello 
Sabler,  Mrs,  Gilmour  house,  Liberton 
Sadler,  Misses,  Norton  mains,  Ratho 
Sadlier,  Robert,  manager,  Roslin 
Samuel,  A. ,  millmaster.  Juniper  green 
Samuel,  P. ,  Morton  cot. ,  Windsor  pi. ,  Portobello 
Samuel,  Thomas,  Ferry  bank,  Corstorphine 
Sanders,  Thomas,  Roslin 

Sanderson,  A.  M.,  10  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
Sanderson,  Alexander,  1  Abercorn  pi. ,  Portobello 
Sanderson,  H.,  19  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
Sanderson,  James,  Slateford 
Sanderson,  John,  Mid-Calder 
Sanderson,  Robert,  Stow 
Sanderson,  Robert,  Colinton 
Sanderson,  Thomas,  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Sanderson,  William,  Tranent 
Sanderson,  Wm.,Corstoip)hinebank,  Corstorphine 
Sanderson,  IVLs,  Hatton  mains,  Ratho 
Sanderson,  Misses,  45  Joppa 
Sandilands,  Richard,  73  High  st.,  Musselbm-gh 
Saudilands,  Walter,  Invercsk,  M^isselburgh 
Sandilands,  William,  Inveresk,  Musselburgh 
Savage,  R.  F.,  Niddrie,  Liberton 
Sawers,  George,  172  High  street,  Fisherrow 


Sawers,    Misses,   Ailieford  cottage,  Hope  park, 

Musselburgh 
Scampler,  John,  Rosewell,  Lasswade 
Scarlett,  Robert,  Dahymple  loan,  Musselburgh 
ScHAw's  Hospital,   Prestonpans :    J.   Wallace, 

master  ;  Miss  Eliza  Ann  Webb,  matron 
Schmeltz,  D.,  7  James  street,  Portobello 
Sclater,  James,  Townhead,  Loanhead 
Sclater,  Mrs,  Ingine,  Loanhead 
Scoon,  Keruieth,  Braidwood,  Gorebridge 
Scott,  Adam,  Marfield,  Penicuik 
Scott,  Rev.  A.,  1  Bellfield,  Portobello 
Scott,  A. ,  Juniper  green 
Scott,  Alexander,  Society,  South  Queensferry 
Scott,    Alexander,    155   High  street ;   house,   5 

John  street,  Portobello 
Scott,  Andrew,  gasworks,  Musselburgh 
Scott,  Andrew,  Mossiemill,  Colinton 
Scott,  Colonel,  Burnhouse,  Stow 
Scott,  David,  Nortliheld  and  Meadowfield,  Dud- 
dingston 
Scott,  David,  5  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Scott,  David,  Sunnybank,  Stow 
Scott,  Da'V'id,  Mount  Pleasant,  Juniper  green 
Scott,  George  R.,  Oxgang,  Slateford 
Scott,  George,  55  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Scott,  George,  Pier  restaurant,  Poi-tobello 
Scott,  Henry,  151  High  street ;  house,  28  Regent 

sti'eet,  Portobello 
Scott,  Henry,  jr.,  28  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Scott,  James,  Paragan  works,  South  Queensferry 
Scott,  James,  Dean  park,  Balerno 
Scott,  James,  Gallowshall,  Dalkeith 
Scott,  James,  sergeant-major  Militia,  Dalkeith 
Scott,  James,  29  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Scott,  John,  farmer,  Roslin 
Scott,  John,  Broxburn 
Scott,  Robert,  124  High  street,  Portobello 
Scott,  Robert,  24  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Scott,  Robert,  13  Rosefield  avenue,  Portobello 
Scott,  Robert,  West  Calder 
Scott,  Thomas,  Torphin,  Colinton 
Scott,  T.  R.,  M.D.,  9  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Scott,  Thomas,  Priestmill,  Kirkliston 
Scott,  Walter,  Cramond  bridge 
Scott,  Rev.  William,  U.  P.  manse,  Balemo 
Scott,  William,  Juniper  green 
Scott,  AVilliam,  Gorebridge 
Scott,  William,  Blaii-cochran,  Leadburn 
Scott,  William,  Uphall 
Scott,  William,  184  High  street,  Portobello 
Scott,  MrsJas.,  Helensvale,  James  st.,  Portobello 
Scott,  Mrs,  Corstorphine 
Scott,  Mrs,  Oxgang,  Slateford 
Scott,  Mrs,  Springbank,  Lasswade 
Scott,  Mrs,  Crosswoodhill,  West  Calder 
Scott,  MrsT.  G.,  Currie 
Scott,  Miss,  9  Straiton  place,  Portobello 
Scott,  Miss,  Burnbrae,  Currie 
Scott,  Miss,  Parkside  place,  Dalkeith 
Scrymgeour,  Henrj^,  Beggar  bush,  Musselbm-gh 
Scrjnngeouv,  R.  D.,  34  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Seaton,  J.,  25  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
Seggie,  Thomas,  West  Calder 
Seivewright,  C.  K.,  26  Brighton  pi.,  Portobello 
Selby,  Mrs,  12  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Seton,  George,  Sheriff  hall  mains,  Dalkeith 
Shade,  Archibald,  Jock's  lodge 
Shade,  David,  Davidson's  mains 


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479 


Shairp,  Colouel,  Houston  house,  Upliall 

Shale  Oil  Co.,  Greendykes  bridge,  Broxburn 

Shale  Oil  Co.,  East  Hermaiid,  West  Calder 

Shanks,  Robert,  Slateford 

Sharp,  James,  London  road,  Dalkeith 

Sharp,  John  C.,  76  High  street,  Musselburgh 

Shai-p,  Joseph,  Gilmertou 

Sharp,  "\V.,  Penicuik 

Shaqi,  Mrs,  15  Melville  street,  Portobello 

Shaw,  Jame;,  West  Calder 

Sheddon,  Charles,  Gorebvidge 

Shepheril,  Andrew,  West  Calder 

Shepherd,  Jno.  (G.P.O.),  Williainfield,  Portobello 

Shepherd,  Joseph,  9  Earnsay  lane,  Portobello 

Sheriff,  Eev.  Jas.,  Melville  terrace,  Corstorphine 

Sheriff,  Thomas,  Ratho  villa 

Sheriif,  William,  Jock's  lodge 

Shiells,  George,  Stow 

Shiells,  John,  Red  mains,  Pencaitland 

Shiels,  Thomas,  Stow 

Shirreff,  Dr,  Juniper  green 

Sibbald,  Thomas,  Prestonpans 

Sidey,  Rev.  David,  U.  P.  manse.  West  Calder 

Simpson  &  Co.,  99  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Simpson  k  Main,  Lasswade 

Simpson,  R.  &  J.,  Pathhead 

Simpson,  Alexander,  Smeaton,  Dalkeith 

Simpson,  Alexander,  !Mid-Calder 

Simpson,  Andrew  B.,  Back  sti-eet,  Tranent 

Simpson,  Archibald,  Spilraersford,  Pencaitland 

Simpson,  Greorge,  Dovecot  house,  Fisherrow 

Simpson,  H. ,  Selville,  High  street,  Portobello 

Simpson,  James,  Kirkliston 

Simpson,  James,  Pipe  street,  Portobello 

Simpson,  John,  Curriemuirend,  Juniper  green 

Simpson,  Rev.  Matthew,  Congregational  minister, 

Jane  cottage,  Musselburgh 
Simpson,  Robert,  Edgelaw,  Lasswade 
Simpson,  Thomas  H.,  Redside,  Lasswade 
Simpson,  Walter,  Tranent 
Simpson,  William  R.,  Davidson's  mains 
Simpson,  William,  stationer,  Penicuik 
Simpson,  William,  grocer,  Penicuik 
Simpson,  William,  Slateford 
Simpson,   ill's,  Rosemount,  near  Pinkhill,  Cor- 
storphine 
Simpson,  Mrs  H.,  Blackball 
Simpson,  iKss,  2  St  Ann's,  Portobello 
Simpson,  Misses,  Elm  cottage,  Corstorphine 
Sinclair,  F.,  8  Welliugton  street,  Portobello 
Sinclair,   W.,   1  JMarshaH's    cottages,   BeUfield, 

Portobello 
Skelton,  J. ,  The  Hermitage,  Braid,  Lothian  burn 
SkougaU,  J. ,  Ashfield  pi. ,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 
Slater,  Mrs  James,  15  Straiton  place,  Portobello 
Slight,  George,  21  High  street,  Portobello 
Slight,  John,  44  High  street,  Portobello 
Slight,  John,  178  High  street,  Portobello 
Slimon,  Misses,  Westlield  villa,  Cramond 
SmaHl,  George,  Auchendinny,  Milton  bridge 
Smart,  Alexander,  Bowshank,  Stow 
Smart,  Andrew,  45  Newbigging,  and  Wellington 

place,  Musselburgh 
Smart,  Charles,  5  High  street,  FisheiTOW 
Smart,  J  ames,  Malleny  mills,  Balemo 
Smart,  James,  Kirknewton 
Smart,  James,  Liberton  park,  Liberton 
Smart,  James,  Kingside,  Leadburn 
Smart,  W.  S. ,  2  Windsor  place,  Portobello 


Snnirt,  Mrs,  4  Sandford  street,  Portobello 
Smart,  Margaret,  Kirknewton 
Smeall,  Thomas,  Wisp,  Liberton 
Smeaton,  Archibald,  Church  street,  Tranent 
Smeaton,  James,  High  sti'eet,  Tranent 
Smeaton,  William  (Pencaitland  store),  Tranent 
Smibert,  Mrs,  11  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Smillie,  Henry,  farmer.  West  Edge,  Liberton 
Smith,  Alexander,  &  Sons,  Gorebridge 
Smith,  R.,  &  Son,  West  mill,  Mid-Calder 
Smith,  William  &  J.,  Elphinston,  Tranent 
Smith,  Alexander,  Lasswade 
Smith,  Alexander,  Tranent 
Smith,  Andrew,  Willowbrae  house,  Jock's  lodge 
Smith,  Anstruther,  iSTew  row,  Tranent 
Smith,  Archibald,  Milton  miU,  Milton  bridge 
Smith,  Rev.  Christopher,  Episcopal  clergyman,  2 

Linkfield,  Musselburgh 
Smith,  David,  Ratho 

Smith,  George,  junior,  Chalkieside,  Musselburgh 
Smith,  George,  Eliza  cottage,  Eskside,  Mussel- 
burgh 
Smith,  George,  grocer,  Stow 
Smith,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  Stow 
Smith,  Rev.  Geo.  S.,  Cranston  manse,  Dalkeith 
Smith,  George,  7  Bath  sti'eet,  Portobello 
Smith,  Rev.  Henry  W.,  manse,  Kirknewton 
Smith,  J.,  MelvUle  castle,  Lasswade 
Smith,  J. ,  4  Bath  place,  Portobello 
Smith,  James,  105  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Smith,  James,  Broom  hill,  Lasswade 
Smith,  James,  Cockenzie 
Smith,  James,  Kinleith  smithy,  Cume 
Smith,  Rev.    James,   Free  manse  of  Cramond, 

Davidson's  mains 
Smith,  James,  Netherton,  Penicuik 
Smith,  James.  Colinton 
Smith,  John,  Penicuik 

Smith,  John,  schoolmaster,  Cramond  bridge 
Smith,  Johnston,  senior,  bootmaker,  Tranent 
Smith,  Johnston,  jun.,  baker,  Church  st.,  Tranent 
Smith,  Robert,  Loanhead 
Smith,  Robert,  junior  (i?.  ^S*.  <£,•  So)i),  Almond 

bank,  Mid-Calder 
Smith,  Robert,  Kirknewton 
Smith,  R.,  Mid-Calder 

Smith,  R.  H.,  Clermiston  mains,  Corstorphine 
Smith,  Robert,  Rose  vale,  Currie 
Smith,  Robert  G.,  West  miU,  Mid-Calder 
Smith,  Rev.  Theophilus,  Temple  manse,  Gorebr. 
Smith,  Thomas,  Corstorphine 
Smith,  Thomas,  High  street,  Tranent 
Smith,  W.  Beattie,  Linkfield  cot.,  JNIusselbui-gh 
Smith,  W. ,  71  High  street,  ]\Iusselburgh 
Smith,  William,  Tranent 
Smith,  William,  High  street,  Ti-anent 
Smith,  William,  Greenhead,  Salton,  Tranent 
Smith,  William,  30  Bridge  street,  Musselbui'gh 
Smith,  William,  West  Calder 
Smith,  ili-s  A.,  21  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Smith,  Mts  George,  RosehiU,  Dalkeith 
Smith,  Mrs  James,  22  Wilson's  park,  Portobello 
Smith,  Mrs,  Wester  Duddingston 
Smith,  Mrs,  Lochend  house,  ilusselburgh 
Smith,  Mrs,  of  Dunesk,  Lasswade 
Smyth,  J.  S.  (G.P.O.),  31  Joppa 
Sneddon,  David,  West  Calder 
Somervail,  D.  J.,  Beech  park,  Lasswade 
Somervail,  Peter,  Glendevon,  Winchburgh 


480 


GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORT. 


Somerville  &  Co. ,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 
Soraerville,  Andrew,  108  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Somerville,  James,  104  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Somerville,  William,  Shothead,  Balerno 
Somerville,  William,  Sea  mill,  Musselburgh 
Somerville,  Mrs,  Letham,  Mid-Calder 
Somerville,  Miss,  24  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Sommerville,    William,    &    Son,    Dalmore  mill, 

Milton  bridge 
Sommerville,   Arch.    F.,   &   Son,    Kevock  mill, 

Lasswade 
Sommerville,  William,  Wanton  walls,  Peniciiik 
Sommerville,  William  A.,  Glenkeoch,  Lasswade 
Sommerville,  Miss,  Angle  park,  Slateford 
Souter,  John  B. ,  Alder  bank,  Jock's  lodge 
Spalding,  James,  clothier,  Kirkliston 
Spalding,  William,  M.D.,  Gorebridge 
Spears,  George,  Jock's  lodge  house,  Jock's  lodge 
Spears,  William,  67  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Spears,  Mrs  M.,  118  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Spence,  Adam,  8  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Spence,  Alex.  Ogilvy,  Bridge  st. ,  Musselburgh 
Spence,    Professor    James,    F.R.C.S.,    Almond 

Bank  house,  Cramond 
Spence,  Mrs,  198  High  street,  Portobello 
Spottiswood,  Robert,  Roslin 
Spottiswoode,  Miss,  Lasswade 
Springall,  Joseph,  18  Adelphi  place,  Portobello 
Stagg,  John,  saddler,  53  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Stair,  Earl  of,  Oxenford  castle,  Dalkeith 
Stark,  James,  Ramsay  lane,  Portobello 
Stark,  James,  Mid-Calder 
Stark.  John,  Raw  lime-quarries.  East  Calder 
Stark,  Michael,  Currie 
Stark,  William  Williamston,  Mid-Calder 
Steedman,  James,  Boghall,  Roslin 
Steedman,  James,  Cockenzie 
Steel,  Alexander,  Pathhead,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Steel,  Andrew,  Kirkliston 
Steel,  John,  Caledonia,  Juniper  green 
Steel,  Mrs,  Janefield,  Corstorphine 
Steel,  Miss,  Lower  Joppa 
Steele,  George,  High  street,  Tranent 
Steele,  George,  Tranent 
Steele,  James,  39  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Steele,  John,  Kinleith  mill,  Currie 
Steele,  Patrick  Sanderson,  Eastbourne  house,  Por- 
tobello 
Steele,  William,  Ti'anent 
Steeples,  William,  78  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Stenhouse,  Geo. ,  West  Pilton,  Davidson's  mains 
Stenhouse,  James,  Myles,  Tranent 
Stenhouse,  James,  South  Gyle,  Corstoi-phine 
Stenhouse,  Robert,  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Stenhouse,  Robert,  Wester  AVindygoul,  Tranent 
Stenhouse,  WUliam,  Stow 
Stenhouse,  Mrs,  Thornbank,  Juniper  green 
Stephenson,  Wm.  &  Pet.,  Amos  court,  Dalkeith 
.  Stephenson,  Mrs,  11  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Steuart,  J.  W. ,  The  Craigs,  Corstorphine 
Steuart,  James,  junior,  private  secretary  to  the 

Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Dalkeith  house 
Steuart,  R. ,  of  Carfin,  Westwood,  West  Calder 
Steuart,    Misses   Mackenzie,    Wellington   villa, 

170  High  street,  Portobello 
Steven,  E.,  Burnside,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 
Steven,  John,  Back  street,  Dalkeith 
Steven,  Robert,  Loanhead 
Steven,  Tliomas,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 


Stevens,    James,    33    High   street,    Portobello ; 

house,  3  Grove  place 
Stevens,  William,  West  Calder 
Stevenson,  John(<S'.  &Go.,  Edinburgh),  3 Brighton 

jjlace,  Portobello 
Stevenson,  Robert,  Gorebridge 
Stevenson,    Robert    P.,    S. S.C.,  Regent  street, 

Portobello 
Stevenson,  T.,  Mount  Lothian,  Penicuik 
Stevenson,  Thos.,  Niddry  castle,  Winchburgh 
Stevenson,  William,  Lrveresk  Combination  Poor- 
house,  Musselburgh 
Steventon,   Mrs  Francis,   5  St  James'  terrace, 

Portobello 
Stewart  &  Co.,  distillers,  Kirkliston 
Stewart  &  Noble,  Town  hall  buildings,  Portobello 
Stewart,  John  &  George,  52  High  street ;  house, 

Parkside  place,  Dalkeith 
Stewart,  Alexander,  Slateford 
Stewart,    Alexander,   23   Bridge  street,  Mussel- 
burgh ;  house,  24 
Stewart,  A.  B.,  Duddingston 
Stewart,  Charles,  Sweethope,  Musselburgh 
Stewart,  D.,  10  West  glebe,  Dalkeith 
Stewart,  Daniel,  Stag  inn.  South  Queensferry 
Stewart,  Duncan,  Balerno  cottage,  Balerno 
Stewart,  Rev.  Hugh  A.  (Free  Church),  Penicuik 
Stewart,  James,  10  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Stewart,  James,  87  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Stewart,  James,  Moiint  Esk,  Lasswade 
Stewart,  Rev.  John,  manse,  Liberton 
Stewart,  John,  Loanhead 
Stewart,  John,  Elibank,  Corstoi-phine 
Stewart,  John,  Fushiebridge,  Gorebridge 
Stewart,  Rev.  Peter,  manse,  Gilmertou 
Stewart,  Robert,  Cornbank,  Penicuik 
Stewart,  Robert,  Ligliston,  Ratho 
Stewart,  Thomas,  Brock  house.  Stow 
Stewart,  Thomas,  Bridgend,  Liberton 
Stewart,  William,  Monkton  hall,  Musselburgh 
Stewart,  William,  Dalhousie  castle,  Lasswade 
Stewart,  Mrs  D.,  112  High  street,  Portobello 
Stewart,  Mrs  Jean,  Remote,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Stewart,  Mrs,  25  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
Stewart,  Mrs,  14  Wilson's  park,  Portobello 
Stewart,  Mrs,  32  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Stewart,  Miss  Elizabeth,  Newbigging,   Musselb, 
Stewart,  Miss  Flora,  4  Abercorn  pi. ,  Portobello 
Stillie,  James,  Fushiebrae,  Gorebridge 
Stirling  Brothers,  147  High  st.,  Musselburgh 
Stirling,  George,  Newanills,  Curi'ie 
Stirling,  George,  82  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Stirling,  James,  Buccleuch  street,  Dalkeith 
Stirling,  James  Hutchison,  LL.D.,  F.R.C.S.E., 

2  Abercorn  gardens,  Piershill,  Jock's  lodge 
Stirling,  Thomas,  4  Maryfield,  Portobello 
Stobbs,  Mrs,  Lothian  bridge,  Dalkeith 
Stobie,  David,  Carlaverock,  Tranent 
Stobie,  Thomas,  Kirklands,  Liberton 
Stodart,  Adam,  Damhead,  Loanhead 
Stodart,  Matthew,  Damhead,  Loanhead 
Stoddart,  James,  148  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Stoddart,  James,  Glencross  mains,  Roslin 
Stoddart,  John,  Gorebridge 
Stoddart,  John,  AVest  Bangour,  Uphall 
Stoddart,  Thomas,  Church  street,  Tranent 
Stoddart,  Thomas,  junior.  Church  st.,  Tranent 
Stoddart,  William,  Winton  hill,  Tranent 
Stone,  Wm.,  &  Son,  Newtongi-ange,  Dalkeith 


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481 


Stone,  William,  53  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Storie,  George,  Lasswade, 
Storrie,  John,  Loanhead 

Straohan,  George,  4  Hamilton  villas,  Portobello 
Strachan,  John,  Seaside  ho. ,  Eosebank,  Portobello 
Straehan,  iirs,  4  Morrison  place,  Jock's  lodge 
Straiton,  Walter,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 
Straiton,  William,  Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade 
Struthers,  Eev.  John,  The  Manse,  Prestonpans 
Stuart,  J.  &  W.,  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Stuart,  Hugh,  Leadburn 
Stuart,  James,  Kirkland,  Hermiston 
Stuart,  James,  24  High  street,  Portobello 
Stuart,  John,  Newniills,  Currie  j 

Stuart,  William,  Melville  house,  Portobello 
Sturrock,  Thomas,  66  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Sutherland,  Donald,  Xewtongrange,  Dalkeith 
Sutherland,  John,  114  High  street,  Portobello 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  31  Market  street,  Musselburgh 
Suttie,  Sir  George  Grant,  Bart.,  Prestonpans 
Swan,  John,  &  Sons,  Upper  Braid,  Lothian  burn 
Swan,  George,  Prestonpans 
Swan,  H.,  merchant,  Mid-Calder 
Swan,  John,  clothier,  Mid-Calder 
Swan,  Mrs  Ann,  baker,  Cockenzie 
Swinton,  John,  Buccleuch  street,  Dalkeith 
Swinton,  Mrs,  South  Queensferrj^ 
Sword,  James,  4  West  13righton  cres .,  Portobello 
Sj'me,    Captain    George,    R.N.,    of    Northfield, 

Prestonpans 
Sj-mington,  Henry,  Penicuik 
SjTnington,  John,  Loanhead 
Symons,  Robert,  90  High  street,  Fi.sherrow 
Symons,  Mrs,  Rockville  cottage,  Liberton 
Tait,  Andrew,  9  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Tait,  Andrew,  North  British  Railway,  Brighton 
place,  Portobello 

Tait,  David,  Wilkieston,  Ratho 
Tait,  Donald,  Hailes,  Slateford 

Tait,  George,  Gorebridge 

Tait,  James,  24  Bath  street,  Portobello 

Tait,  James,  Mauldslie  cottage,  Dalkeith 

Tait,  James,  Penicuik 

Tait,  James  R.,  Mid-Calder 

Tait,  Robert,  156  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Tait,  Thomas,  Ratho 

Tait,  William,  Gorebridge 

Tait,  Mrs  James,  Mauldslie  cottage,  Dalkeith 

Tait,  Mrs  L.  M.,  of  Pirn,  Stow 

Taylor,  R.  J.  &  W.,  26  &  28  High  st.,  Dalkeith 

Taylor,  Alexander,   134  High  street  ;  house,  41 
Regent  street,  Portobello 

Taylor,  Andrew,  Woodbrae,  Dalkeith 

Taylor,  D.,  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 

Taylor,  David,  Corstorphine 

Taylor,  James,  Bankton,  Prestonpans 

Taylor,  James,  Lothian  cottage,  Dalkeith 

Taylor,  James,  Catcune,  Gorebridge 

Taylor,  James,  West  Calder 

Taylor,  John,  ilidfield  cottage,  Inveresk 

Taylor,  John,  farmer,  Prestonpans 

Taylor,  Peter,  Lochend,  Jock's  lodge 

Taylor,  Robert,  Croft  street,  Dalkeith 

Taylor,  Thomas  {Graij  &  T.),  Eskbank 

Taylor,  William,  Hermiston 

Taylor,  Mrs,  Liberton 

Taylor,  Miss  Isabella,  Gilmerton 

Telfer,  John,  Loanhead 

Telfer,  Robert,  13  New  street,  Fisherrow 
2H 


Telfer,  Samuel,  South  st.  ;  ho.  Croft  st.,  Dalkeith 
Telfer,  William,  6  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Tennant,  James,  Dalrymple  loan,  Musselburgh 
Tennant,  Thomas,  Walston,  Penicuik 
Tennant,  T.,  15  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Terris,  Andrew,  Ui^hall 

Thatcher,  Miss,  27  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Thorn,  James,  Grange,  Leadburn 
Thom,  John,  7  High  street,  Portobello 
Thomas,  Rev.  David,  Howgate,  Penicuik 
Thompson,  Albert,  4  Abercorn  ter.,  Portobello 
Thompson,  James,  AiTchendinny,  Milton  bridge 
Thompson,  Joseph,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Thompson,  Mrs,  Beeslack,  Milton  bridge 
Thomson  &  Ritchie,  Penicuik 
Thomson  &  Skinner,  painters,  Elmfield  place, 

Dalkeith 
Thomson,  E.  &  J.,  17  South  street,  Dalkeith 
Thomson,  J.  &  J.,  Silverburn,  Penicuik 
Thomson,  J.  &  R.,  Corstorphine 
Thomson,  R.  &  J.,  31  West  High  st.,  Dalkeith 
Thomson,  A.,  Kingslaw,  Tranent 
Thomson,  Alexander,  Penicuik 
Thomson,  Alexander,  Aucheudinny,  Milton  br. 
Thomson,  Alexander,  Glenpark,  Balerno 
Thomson,  Charles  S.,  1  High  st.,  IMusselburgli 
Thomson,  David,  84  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Thomson,  David,  Gogar,  Corstorphine 
Thomson,  George,  112  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Thomson,  Geoi-ge,  Echline,  South  Queensferry 
Thomson,  George,  Corstorphine 
Thomson,  George,  Kirkliston 

Thomson,  James,  Kirkliston 

Thomson,  James,  100  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  James,  Holmes,  Broxburn 

Thomson,  James,  tailor.  Stow 

Thomson,  James,  milhvi-ight  and  engineer.  Stow 

Thomson,  James,  Uphall 

Thomson,  James,   Roseburn  and  Wester  Dairy, 
Murrayheld 

Thomson,  John,  35  West  glebe,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  John,  West  Calder 

Thomson,  John,  Penicuik 

Thomson,  John,  Echline,  South  Queensferry 

Thomson,  J. ,  Crooks  of  Murrayfield 

Thom.son,  J.  B.,  Albert  cottage,  Lasswade 

Thomson,  Joseph,  Broxburn 

Thomson,  Joseph,  Easterrig,  Balerno 

Thomson,  L.  Ramsay,  il.D.,  Belmont,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  Robert,  Loanhead 

Thomson,  Rev.  Robert,  Roslin 

Thomson,  R.,  Avenue  villa,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  Thomas,  3  Elmfield  place,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  Thomas,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Shepherd  house, 
Inveresk 

Thomson,  Thomas,  West  Calder 

Thomson,  Thomas,  Buccleuch  place,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  Thomas,  West  Calder 

Thomson,  Thos.,  21  Wellington  street,  Portobello 

Thomson,  Thomas,  Fountainhall,  Stow 

Thomson,  Thomas,  11  South  sti'eet,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  Thomas,  East  Calder 

Thomson,  T. ,  W.  S. ,  Spylaw  bank.  Juniper  gi'eeu 

Thomson,  W.,  39  High  street,  Portobello 

Thomson,  W.  Hill,  Killwood,  Ratho 

Thomson,  William,  Penicuik 

Thomson,  William,  Ratho 

Thomson,  William,  30  South  street,  Dalkeith 

Thomson,  William,  37  Market  street,  Fisherrow 


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GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Thomson,  William  Thomas,  Bonallj',  Colinton 
Thomson,  William,  West  Calder 
Thomson,  Rev.  W.  S.,  U.P.  manse,  Ford 
Thomson,  Mrs,  Brandon  house,  11  Regent  street, 

Portobello 
Thomson,  Mrs  D,  Woodbine  villa,  Corstoipliine 
Thomson,  Mrs  Rachel,  18  Eskside,  Musselburgh 
Thomson,  Mrs  Dr,  Woodbine,  Corstorphine 
Thomson,  Mrs,  A^Taitehouse,  Inveresk 
Thomson,  Mi's,  2  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
Thomson,  Mrs,  10  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Thomson,  Miss  A.,  Albert  cottage,  Lasswade 
Thomson,  Miss,  4  Wellington  street,  Portobello 
Thorburn,  Jas.,  &  Son,  97  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Thorburn,  John,  Loganlee,  Milton  bridge 
Thorburn.  R.,  A.R.A.,  Vie\vfieldliouse,  Lasswade 
Thorburn,  Robert,  Stow 

Thornton,  William,  Bell's  cj^uarrj',  West  Calder 
Thyne,  John,  March  bank,  Balerno 
Thyue,  William,  Hoperigg,  Gladsmuir,  Tranent 
Tibbet,  Mrs,  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Tillie,  Robert,  Crookston  mains,  Stow 
Tinto,  J.,  12  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Tod,  J.  &  J.,  76  &  109  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Tod,  Wm.,  &  Son,  St  Leonard's  mill,  Lasswade  ; 

house,  St  Leonard's  house 
Tod,   William,  jun.,  &  Co.,  Springfield   mills, 

Lasswade 
Tod,  Alexander,  Aikendean,  Lasswade 
Tod,  Alexander,  Gorgie  mains,  Slateford 
Tod,  Andrew,  jMavisbush,  Lasswade 
Tod,  Captain,  Mid-Calder 
Tod,  David,  Viewforth,  Lasswade 
Tod,  James,  West  Calder 

Tod,  Jas.  (/.  <fc  J.  T. ),  Eskbank  house,  Dalkeith 
Tod,  John  (/.  &  J.  T. ),  Ormisbank,  Dalkeith 
Tod,  John,  Craigleith  hill  house.  Blackball 
Tod,  John,  and  ]\Irs  William  Tod,  St  Leonard's 

house,  Lasswade 
Tod,  John,  Stoneybank,  Musselburgh 
Tod,  Robert,  of  Clerwood,  Corstoi-phine 
Tod,  Thomas,  Carrington  mains,  Lasswade 
Tod,  William,  Glenesk,  Lasswade 
Tod,  Mrs  Alexander,  Smeaton  Shaw,  Dalkeith 
Tod,  Miss  J.,  Mid-Calder 
Todd,  Mrs  Walter,  99  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Tonnar,  John,  stationmaster,  Currie 
Topp,  W.,  Niddry  railwajj-  station,  Musselburgh 
Torrance,  Rev.  Alex.,  Gleucross  manse,  Roslin 
Torrance,  Archibald  P.,  KippilaAV,  Dalkeith 
Torrance,  Chas.,  Chester  hill,  Cranstoun,  Dalkeith 
Torrance,  John,  Broxburn 
ToiTance,  William,  Hj-vot's  bank,  Liberton 
Torrance,    W.,    Cani^js  limeworks,    Burnhouse, 

Mid-Calder 
Tough,  John,  118  High  street,  Portobello ;  house, 

16  Regent  street 
Tough,  T. ,  Spring  gardens,  John  st. ,  Portobello 
Towert,  John,  138  High  street,  Portobello 
Traill  &  Pennycook,  Blackball ;  and  Dalmeny, 

South  Queensferry 
Trail,  James,  Tranent 
Train,  John,  11  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Tranent,  Robert,  Walston,  Penicuik 
Traquair,  G. ,  Marionville,  Regent  st.,  Portobello 
Traquair,  R.  H.,  Colinton  farm,  Colinton 
Treveylan,  Arthur,  of  Tyneholm,  Pencaitland 
Trotter,  Robt.  &  Wm.,  Pathhead,  For.],  Dalkeith 
Trotter,  Archibald,  Fairfield  place,  Dalkeith 


Trotter,  George,  Cranstoun,  Gorebridge 
Trotter,  Colonel  R.  A.,  Roslin 
Trotter,  Richard,  ilortonhall,  Liberton 
Trotter,  Robert,  Eskbank  poorhoase,  Dalkeith 
Trotter,  William,  Lasswade 
Trotter,  Mrs,  2  Millhill,  Musselburgh 
Trotter,  Mrs,  Rosshill,  South  Queensferry 
Tudhope,  Thomas,  Lawhead,  Penicuik 
TuUy,  John,  Lothian  street,  Dalkeith 
TurnbuU,    Andrew,    34   and   216    High   street, 

Portobello 
TurnbuU,  Archibald,  West  Binny,  Uphall 
Turnbull,  James,  Coltbridge  house,  Miirrayfield 
TurnbuU,  William,  Hope  limeworks,  Dalkeith 
Turnbull,  William,  Stow 

Turnbull,  W. ,  Middleton  limeworks,  Gorebridge 
Turnbull,  Miss,  13  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Turnbull,  Misses,  1  Melville  street,  Portobello 
Turnbull,  Misses,  Prestonpans 
Turner,  J.,  Davidson's  mains 
Turner,  James,  Newbigging  pottery,  Musselburgh 
Turner,  John,  Lothian  street,  Dalkeith 
Turner,  John,  ISTewhouse,  Ratho 
Turner,  John,  junior,  Haggs,  Ratho 
Turner,  Jolm,  Craigie  hall,  Cramond 
Turner,  John,  Davidson's  mains 
Turner,  Peter,  Kirknewton 
Turner,  Richard,  Broompark,  East  Calder 
Tweedie,  David,  Silverknowes,  Davidson's  mains 
Tweedie,  David,  Borthwick  mains,  Gorebridge 
Tweedie,  Richard,  Burnhouse,  Stow 
Tweedie,  Mrs,  Whiteliill  villa,  Lasswade 
Twine,  Miss,  The  Glebe,  Dalkeith 
Tytler,  Geoi'ge  M.,  Woodhouselee,  Roslin 
Umpherston  Brothers,  Loanhead 
Umpherston,  Charles,  Elmswood,  Loanhead 
Umpherston,  Francis,  Elmswood,  Loanhead 
Umpherston,  James,  Elmswood,  Loanhead 
Umpherston,  William,  Linden  lodge,  Loanhead 
Uphall  Manure  Works  (Limited);  R.  Murray 

&  Son,  managers,  Uphall 
Uphall  Mineral  Oil  Company,  UphaU 
Ure,  Miss,  Towerbank  house,  Portobello 
Urquhart,  Lockhart  A.,  Bridgend,  Dalkeith 
Urquhart,  William,  West  Calder 
Usher,  John,  Woodhall  house.  Juniper  green 
Vallance,  R.,  15  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Vallange,  Wm.,  M.D.,  14  Bath  st,  Portobello 
Valliant,  Lady,  Pittville,  5  Pittst.,  Portobello 
Yaughan,  Hon.  John,  Jloredun  mains,  Liberton 
Veitch,  Christopher,  Wheatlands,  Cramond 
Veitch,  James,  52  ISTew  street,  Fisherrow 
Veitch,  John,  2  Wilson's  park,  Portobello 
Veitch,  Matt. ,  Fern  grove,  Hope  st. ,  Portobello 
Veitch,  Robert,  Carlops,  Penicuik 
Veitch,  Robert,  Tranent 
Veitch,  Thomas,  Slateford.     See  Adv. 
Veitch,  Mrs,  Burdiehouse,  Loanhead 
Vere,  Wm.  Edward  Hope,  Craigie  hall,  Cramond 
Vernor,  Mrs,  38  Newbigging,  Musselburgh 
Vertue,  George,  New  gardens,  S.  Queensferry 
Vincent,  M.,  Clarence  cottage,  Ratho 
Vessie,  Miss,  Herpersbrae,  Penicuik 
Waddell,  Rev.  David,  Stow 
Waddell,  John,  High  street,  Portobello  ;  house, 

42  Tower  street 
Waddell,  J.,  13  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Waddell,  Rev.  Walter,  Borthwick,  Gorebridge 
^^^^ddell,  William,  slater,  East  Calder 


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483 


"Wakelin,  Joiiu  (R.,   W.,  cO  Co.),  Roseliill  house, 

Inveresk,  Musselburgh 
"Waldie,  Mrs,  Ednam  cottage,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Wales,  James,  Cui-rie 
"Wales,  James,  Juniper  gi'een 
Walker  &  Sons,  Hartn-ood  oilmills,  "\V.  Calder 
Walker,  Alexander,  ]\Iid-Calder 
Walker,  Alexander,  Janefield,  Corstorphine 
Walker,  Andrew,  Hai-twood,  West  Calder 
Walker,  Archibald,  Hailes  mill,  Colinton 
Walker,  David  S.,  West  Calder 
Walker,  Edw.,  N.  Clermiston,  Davidson's  mains 
Walker,  Ed'wai-d,  Juniper  green 
Walker,  George,  Currie 
Walker,  James,  Kilpuut,  Broxburn 
Walker,  John,  33  High  street,  Musselbiu-gh 
Walker,  John  F.,  teacher  and  registrar.  Stow 
Walker,  Joseph,  Caitha,  Stow 
Walker,  Robert,  Parkhead,  Murrayfield 
Walker,  Robert,  West  Calder 
Walker,  William  S.,  of  Bowland,  Stow 
Walker,  Rev.  William,  manse.  Mid- Calder 
Walker,  William,  Currie 
Walker,  William,  West  Calder 
Walker,  William,  Carlton  lodge,  Murrayfield 
Walker,  Mrs,  Davidson's  mains 
Walker,  Mrs,  20  Tower  street,  Portobello 
Walker,  Misses,  West  Calder 
Wallace,  Alexander,  junior,  Pathhead 
Wallace,  David,  baker,  40  High  st.,  Portobello 
Wallace,  George,  Tranent 
Wallace,  James,  wright,  Broxbui'n 
Wallace,  James,  Mid-Calder 
Wallace,  John,  Burnhouse,  Uphall 
Wallace,  John,  Mid-Calder 
Wallace,  Joseph,  Pathhead 
Wallace,  Thomas,  Fom'-mile  hill,  Corstorphiuie 
Wallace,  Walker,  surgeou,  Loanhead,  Kirkliston 
Wallace,  Walter,  East  Calder 
Wallace,  Mrs,  post  office.  Wester  Duddingston 
Wallace,  Miss,  Mid-Calder 
Walls,  John,  117  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Walton,  W.  R.,  Murray  bank  house,  Murrayfield 
Wappet,  Richard,  Overgogar,  Hermiston 
Ward,  Edward,  Lochend,  Jock's  lodge 
Warden,  Robert,  Borthwick,  Gorebridge 
Warden,  William  {Board  of  Supervision),  Clifton 

villa,  Currie 
Wardlaw,  David,  Mid-Calder 
Wardlaw,  John,  Mid-Calder 
Wardrop,  Mrs  Robert,  130  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Warren,  A.  R.  {Royal  Bank),  Highst.,  Portobello 
Warren,  Mrs,  6  Sandford  street,  Portobello 
Waterston,  Andrew,  Ford,  Dalkeith 
Waterston,  James,  Currie 
Waterston,  Miss  E.,  Curi'ie 
Watherston,  William,  Stow 
Watson,  William,  &  Son,  Lothian  burn 
Watson,  Alexander,  25  West  wjTid,  Dalkeith 
Watson,  Alexander,  Dreghorn  mains,  Colinton 
Watson,  David,  Wliite  Hart  street,  Dalkeith 
Watson,  David,  Cramond  bridge 
Watson,  George,  226  High  street,  Portobello 
Watson,  George,  Norton  house,  Ratho 
Watson,  Heniy,  Lingerwood,  Lasswade 
Watson,  Rev.  Hiram  (Free  Church),  Ratho 
Watson,  J.,  27  High  street,  Portobello 
Watson,  James,  F.  C.  school,  Davidson's  mains 
Watson,  James,  Woodfield,  Lasswade 


Watson,  James,  9  Rosefield  avenue,  Portobello 

Watson,  John,  Gilmerton 

Watson,  John,  Shotts  Iron  Co.,  Loanhead 

Watson,  Robert  D.,  3  Victoria  ter.,  Portobello 

Watson,  Thomas,  Esperston,  Gorebridge 

Watson,  Walter,  M.D.,  Mid-Calder 

Watsou,  William,  Norton  house,  Ratho 

Watson,  "\yilliam,  27  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 

Watson,  William,  91  High  street,  Dalkeith 

Watson,  Mrs,  Corstoi-phine 

Watson,  Mrs  John,  Tranent 

Watt,  Alexander,  Tranent 

Watt,  Andrew,  .^ergeant  of  police,  Penicuik 

Watt,  David,  High  sti'eet,  Tranent 

Watt,  David,  farmer,  Tranent 

Watt,  James,  Bloomiehall,  Juniper  gi-een 

Watt,  John,  Woodhall  bank,  Juniper  green 

Watt,  John,  jr.,  Braeside  cottage.  Juniper  green 

Watt,  Robert,  Eastmill,  Juniper  green 

Watt,  Robert,  watchmaker,  Juniper  gi-een 

Watt,  William,  Hermiston 

Watt,  W.  S.,  154  High  street,  FisheiTow 

Watt,  Mrs,  Hailes,  Slateford 

Watt,  Miss,  91  High  street,  Portobello 

Wauchope,  Andrew,  Niddrie,  Liberton 

Wauchope,  Sir  John  Don,  Baronet,  Newton  house, 

Musselburgh 
Waugh,  Mrs  Margaret,  32  Bath  st. ,  Portobello 
Weatherstone,    Ben.,   Restalrig  cottage,    Jock's 

lodge 
AVebster,  John,  157  High  street,  Portobello 
Webster,  John,  Quarryhead  house,  Lasswade 
Webster,  Thos.,  Burdiehouse  limeworks,  Liberton 
Weddell,  James,  Ratho 
Weddell,  W.  H.,  Broomiekno'we,  Lasswade 
Wedderbm-n,  Lt.-Col.,  Liberton  house,  Liberton 
Weir,  James,  Blinkbounj'',  Currie 
Weir,  J.  S.,  43  High  st.,  Portobello  ;  house,  41 
Weir,  Richard,  Eldin  place,  Lasswade 
Weir,  Robert,  Currie 
Weir,  Miss,  Elm  row,  Lasswade 
Welch,  iirs,  Rosebank,  ilurrayfield 
Wells,  Mrs,  Broomville,  Lasswade 
Welsh,  A.,  &  Co.,  94  High  street,   Dalkeith; 

house,  92  , 

Welsh,  Thomas,  Easter  Bavelaw,  Balerno 
Welsh,  William,  16  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Welsh,  Mrs,  Middleton  inn,  Gorebridge 
Welwood,  A.  M.,  Meadowbauk,  Ivirknewton 
Welwood,    Misses   Maconochie,    Hatton    house, 

Ratho 
Wemyss,  George,  4  Regent  street,  Portobello 
Wemyss,  John,  auctioneer,  Davidson's  mains 
West  Calder  Oil  Company,  West  Calder 
West,  George,  West  Broadlaw,  UiJhall 
West,  Joseph,  East  Broadlaw,  Uphall 
West,  William,  Currie 
Weston,  John,  Gogar,  Corstoi-phine 
Weteomb,     John,    constable,    Milton    cottage, 

Milton  bridge 
Whinton,  Richard,  Fushiebridge,  Gorebridge 
Wliite,  Adam,  36  Tower  sti-eet,  Portobello 
White,  Alexander,  Lothian  burn 
White,  David,  Pencaitland 
White,  Edward,  Broxburn 
White,  James,  88  High  street ;  house,  2  Bath 

street,  Portobello 
Wliite,  James,  Penicuik 
White,  James,  High  street,  Dalkeith 


GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


White,  James,  Upliall 

Wliite,  James,  Henderson's  buildings,  Portobello 
White,  James,  Laurel  villa,  Dalkeith 
White,  John,  1  Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 
White,  John,  Paradykes,  Loanhead 
White,  Samuel,  Lugate,  Stow 
Wliite,  Thomas,  Peggvslee,  Penicuik 
White,  William,  208  High  street,  Portobello 
White,  William,  Broxburn 
White,  William  Logan,  Kellerstain,  Hermiston 
White,  Mrs  John,  85  High  street,  Musselburgh 
White,  Mrs  William,  Jeanfield  house,  Dalkeith 
Whitecross,  Mrs  C,  Prestonpans 
Whiteford,  Edward,  Lenny  park,  Corstorphine 
Whiteford,  John,  Corstorphine 
Whitelaw,  Alexander,  Mid-Calder 
Whitelaw,  David,  2  Morrison  place,  Jock's  lodge 
Whitelaw,  William,  35  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Whitelaw,  idrs,  Fisherrow 
White\\Tight,  John,  Corstorphine 
Whitie,  James,  Gorebridge 
Whitson,  Mrs  Magdalen,  18  Newbigging,  Mus- 
selburgh 
Whittet,    George,    Easter    Drylaw,    Davidson's 

mains 
Whittet,  Miss,  Easter  Drylaw,  Davidson's  mains 
Whitton  &  Thow,  89  High  street,  Portobello 
Whitty,  Rev.  Robert,  St  David's  Catholic  Church, 

Dalkeith 
Whyte,  Alexander,  Terrace,  South  Queensferry 
Whyte,  James,  Milton  bridge 
Whyte,  John,  West  wynd,  Dalkeith 
Whyte,  Thomas,  Nivelle  cottage,  Liberton 
Whyte,  Mrs  Richard,  Prestonpans 
Whyte,  Misses,  Newhall  villa,  S.  QueensfeiTy 
Whytock,  A. ,  Victoria  place,  Musselburgh 
Wickham,  Thomas,  postmaster,  Gorebridge 
Widnell,  Henry,  &  Son,  Bonnyrigg  and  Roslin  ; 

house,  The  Elms,  Lasswade 
Wight,  George,  Crookston  South  mains.  Stow 
Wight,  Robert,  2  South  street ;  house,  Fairfield 

place,  Dalkeith 
Wight,  Robert,  West  Calder 
Wightman,  Thomas,  &  Son,  44  High  street,  Dal 

keith 
Wightman,  James,  129  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Wightman,  James,  carter,  Corstorphine 
Wilken,  John,  assessor,  High  st. ,  Musselburgh 
Wilkie,  J.  &  A.,  tanners.  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Wilkie,  Archibald,  Ormiston,  Kirknewton 
Wilkie,  J.,  Albert  cottage,  Gorgie,  Murrayfield 
Wilkie,  James,  Ormiston,  Kirknewton 
Wilkie,  William,  Woodhall  cot..  Juniper  gi-een 
Wilkie,  Mrs  John,  154  High  street,  Portobello 
Wilkie,  Mrs  Isabella,  Seatield  house,  Roslin 
Wilkinson,  James,  4  Marshall  place,  Portobello 
Wilkison,  Thomas,  Penicuik 
Williams,  C^has. ,  2  Marshall  cottages,  Portobello 
Williams,  William,  Jock's  lodge 
Williams,  AVilliam,  Tranent 
Williamson,  Alex.,  farmer,  Claylands,  Ratho 
Williamson,  Rev.  David  (U. P.),  So.  Queensferry 
Williamson,  Henry,  117  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Williamson,  J.,  25  Brighton  place,  Portobello 
Williamson,  Rev.  William  T.  (E.C. ),  Ormiston 
Williamson,  Miss  Helen,  Tranent 
Williamson,  Mi.sses,  Henryville,  Links,  Fisherrow 
Wilson  &  Co.,  Esperston,  Gorebridge 
Wilson,  T.  k  M.,  UphaR 


Wilson,  Thomas,  &  Brothers,  lime-burners.  May- 
field  limeworks,  Dalkeith 
Wilson,  Alexander,  Flowerfield,  Loanhead 
Wilson,  Alex.,  Piersfield  cottage,  Jock's  lodge 
Wilson,  A.,  110  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Wilson,  Alexander,  3  Wilson's  park,  Portobello 
Wilson,  A.,  builder,  Tranent 
Wilson,  David,  Herbertshaw,  Penicuik 
Wilson,  George,  35  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Wilson,  George,  Stow 

Wilson,  James,  Wanton  walls,  Musselburgh 
Wilson,  Jas.,  jun.,  Newton,  Millerhill,  Dalkeith 
Wilson,  James,  junior,  Newton,  Musselburgh 
AVilson,  James,  Wester  Cowden,  Dalkeith 
Wilson,  James,  Salton  middle  mains,  Tranent 
Wilson,  James  T. ,  Restalrig 
Wilson,  John,  Main  point,  Penicuik 
Wilson,    Professor  John,  Esk .  gi'ove,   Invere.sk, 

Miisselburgh 
Wilson,  John,  3  Bellfield  lane,  Portobello 
Wilson,  John,  Monktonhall,  Musselburgli 
Wilson,  John,  builder,  Ti'anent 
Wilson,  John,  Cross  house,  Roslin 
Wilson,  John,  Winchburgh 
Wilson,  John,  Stoneyport,  Slateford 
Wilson,  John,  general  merchant,  Penicuik 
Wilson,  John,  South  Queensferry 
Wilson,  Joseph,  Stow 
AVilson,  Peter,  Broxburn 
Wilson,  Richard,  102  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Wilson,  Richard,  Kirkliston 
Wilson,  Robert,  Fairfield  place,  Dalkeith 
AVilson,  Robert,  33  High  street,  Fisherrow 
AVilson,  Thomas,  109  High  street,  Musselburgh 
AVilson,  Thomas,  Salton 
AVilson,  Thomas,  29  South  street,  Dalkeith 
AVilson,  Thomas,  Halls,  Penicuik 
AVilson,  Thomas,  Currie  inn,  Gorebridge 
Wilson,  Rev.  AVilliam,  Free  Church  manse.  Link- 
field,  JMusselburgh 
AVilson,  AVilliam,  Cragdale,  Stow 
AVilson,  AVilliam,  Duddiugston 
Wilson,  William,  Broomfield,  Davidson's  mains 
AVilson,  AVm. ,  Seaside  ho. ,  Rosebank,  Portobello 
AVilson,  AVilliam,  painter  and  plasterer.  Bridge 

street,  Penicuik 
Wilson,  William,  Wolfstar,  Ormiston 
AVilson,  AViUiam,  AVest  Calder 
AVilson,  Mrs  George,  Tranent 
AVilson,    Mrs   Margaret,    Newhalls  inn,    South 

Queensferry 
Wilson,  Mrs,  36  Henderson  row,  Portobello 
AVilson,  Mrs,  155  High  street,  Musselburgh 
AVilson,  Miss,  Olive  bank,  Musselburgh 
AVilson,  Miss,  5  Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 
AVilson,  Miss,  190  High  street,  Portobello 
AVilson,  Agnes,  58  High  street,  Musselburgh 
AVinton,  George,  teacher,  Roslin 
AVinton,  Mrs,  1  John  street,  Portobello 
AVintour,  Wm.,  Hawthorn  lodge,  Murrayfield 
Wintrup,  Thomas,  Stow 

AVishart,  Brown,  New  Saughton  house,  Ci'amond 
AVishart,    James    (/.     W.    d;   Sons),    Newbattle 

road,  Dalkeith 
AVishart,  John,  Davidson's  mains 
AVishart,  Thomas,  Malleny  mills,  Balerno 
Wishart,  Margaret,  Blackiiall 
AVitherspoon,  Robei't,  Learielaws,  Broxburn 
AVitherspoon,  Mrs,  Hailes  toll,  Slateford 


GENERAL  COUNTY  DIRECTORY, 


485 


'V\'olft',  N.  de,  Iiiglis  green  villa,  Slateford 

"Wood,  Alexander,  Pencaitland 

"Wood,  Dr  Alexander,  Brae  lodge,  Murrayfield 

"Wood,  George  Wallace,  95  High  st.,  Fisherrow 

Wood,  James,  Terrace,  South  Queensfeny 

"Wood,  John,  Hagbrae,  Dalkeith 

"Wood,  John,  Herkes  loan,  FisheiTow 

"Wood,  Peter,  2  Union  lalace,  Portobello 

"Wood,  Ts.,  bottleworks,  Baileyfield,  Portobello 

"Wood,  "Walter,  "Westerigg,  Balerno 

Wood,  William,  Joppa  station 

Wood,  Mrs,  6  '\Vest  Brighton  cresct.,  Portobello 

Wood,  Mrs  J.,  92  High  street,  Portobello 

Wood,  Mrs,  Bank's  land,  Jock's  lodge 

Wood,  Mrs,  3  Tower  street,  Portobello 

Wood,  Mrs,   Beach  villa,  16  Wellington  sti\eet, 

Portobello 
Woodrow,  Mrs,  Henderson's  b\iildings,  Portobello 
Woodward,  ilajor,  Grove  hill  honse,  Lasswade 
Woolley,  C,  113  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Woolley,  James,  43  High  sti-eet,  Dalkeith 
Working  Men's  Club,  66  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Wotherspoon,  Miss  Bruce,  Eskside  ho. ,  Dalkeith 
Wright,  A. ,  farmer,  Juniper  green 
Wright,  Alexander,  Kirkliston 
Wright,  Andrew,  Corstorphine 
Wright,  James,  St  Leonard's  paper  mills,  Lass- 
wade 
Wright,  John,  Prestonpans 
Wright,  Eev.  Robert,  D.D.,  Manse,  Dalkeith 
Wright,  William,  Niddrie  mill,  Liberton 
Wright,  William,  Corstorphine 
Wylie,  David,  Haughead,  Kirknewton 
Wylie,  James,  farmer,  Craigs,  Mid-Calder 
Wylie,  James,  Deanpark  cottage,  Balerno 
Wylie,  John,  Houston  mains,  Uphall 
Wylie,  Michael,  Road  end,  Slateford 
Wylie,  Robert,  Craigs,  Mid-Calder 
Wylie,  William,  East  Bangour,  Uphall 
WylHe,  David,  baker,  Roslin 
YORKSTON,  James,  Angle  park,  Slateford 
Young,  W.  &  J.,  Sandie  quarrj',  Tranent 
Young's  Paraffin  Light  and  Mineral  Oil 
Co.  (Lijiited),  Addiewell  works.  West  Calder 


Young,  Alexander  {Smiths  <£,-  Co. ,  Edinburgh),  8 

James  street,  Portobello 
Young,  Alexander,  smith,  Broxburn 
Young,  Andrew,  Mousefield,  Balerno 
Young,   Captain  Archibald,   Newhalls  cottage, 

South  Queensferry 
Young,  George,  West  Calder 
Young,  James,  Free  Church  street,  Penicuik 
Young,  James,  of  Limefield,  West  Calder 
Young,  James,  128  High  street,  Dalkeith 
Young,  James,  Niddry,  Winchburgli 
Young,  James,  Loanhead 
Young,  James,  Balerno 
Young,  John,  Carlops,  Penicuik 
Young,  John,  Hailes  cottage,  Slateford 
Young,  John,  Webster's  land,  Jock's  lodge 
Young,  John,  Sheriifhall,  Dalkeith 
Young,  Rev.  John,  United  Presbyterian  manse, 

Ford,  Dalkeith 
Young,  Matthew,  Lower  Gogar,  Corstorphine 
Young,  P.  A.,  M.D.,  4  Brighton  pi.,  Portobello 
Young,  Peter,  Milrig,  Kirkliston 
Young,  Robert,  Hailes  quarry,  Slateford 
Young,  Robert,  Ann's  mill,  Leadburn 
Young,  Robert,  Ratho 
Young,  Robert,  Straiton,  Loanhead 
Young,  Thomas,  Uphall 

Young,  Thomas,  12  Wonder  street,  Musselburgh 
Young,  Thomas,  Kirknewton 
Young,  Thomas,  Mid-Calder 
Young,     Walter,     land-steward,     Meadowhead, 

Mortonhall 
Young,  William,  High  school,  Dalkeith 
Young,  William,  Lasswade 
Young,  William,  Raw,  East  Calder 
Young,  Mrs,  Davidson's  mains 
Young,  Mrs,  Gorebridge 

Young,  Mrs  Wm.  IL ,  3  Marion  vale,  Portobello 
Young,  Margaret,  Broxburn 
Young,  Miss,  South  QueensfeiTV 
Young,  Misses,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Younger,  David,  Cramond 
Yule,  Edward,  Prestongrange,  Prestonpans 
Yule,  Mrs  J.  M.,  Pencaitland  house 


486 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Balerno. 

AiKMi-K,  John,  smith,  .Johns  burn 

Aitken,  Thomas,  farmer,  Listonshiel 

Auld,  Peter,  farmer,  Buteland 

Bisset,  David,  teacher 

Bruce,  George,  W.S.,  West  brook 

Davidson,  George,  farmer.  Dean  park 

Dawson,  Thomas,  gi'ocer 

Denholm,  David,  merchant 

Fairbairn,  James,  vnight 

Falconer,  James,  merchant 

Falconer,  "William,  canier,  Mayfield 

Fountain,  Mrs  Isabella,  post  office 

Gardiner,  John,  farmer,  Cockburn 

Goodwin,  "\Y.,  daii-jnnan,  Easter  Bavelaw 

Hamilton,  Robert,  Pilmuir 

Hardie,  David,  overseer,  Bavelaw  castle 

Henderson  &  Craik,  carriers 

Henderson,  Alexander,  spirit  merchant 

Hill,  Craig,  &  Co.,  papennakers,  Balerno  bank 

Hin,  John  D.,  C.E.  {H.,  C,  <t  Co.),  Larchgrove 

Hill,  John,  Mallenj-  grove 

Hislop,  Humphry,  Bavelaw  mill 

Jamieson,  David,  farmer,  Cockbiu'n  hill 

Eidd,  Walter,  farmer,  Balleny 

Kinnear,  Henry,  water  keeper,  Harelaw  cottage 

Law,  John  (H.,  C,  &  Co.),  Balerno  bank 

Logan,  T.,  baker 

Macallum,  Alexander,  storekeeper 

Mackenzie,  Alexander  Kincaid,  Ravelrig  house 

Martin,  Mrs  Ann,  flesher 

Mather,  Alexander,  fanner,  Bankhead 

Mather,  Alexandei-,  The  Lodge 

May,  Robert,  grocer 

Miller,  James,  baker 

Morison,  Lady,  Balerno  hill  house 

Morison,  Miss,  Johns  burn 

Pearson,  James,  joiner,  Ravelrig 

Philp,  David,  grocer 

Potts,  Alexander,  spirit  merchant 

Ritchie,  George,  gi'ocer 

Robertson,  Robert,  farmer,  Harelaw 

Scott,  James,  dairyman.  Dean  park 

Scott,  Rev.  William,  U.P.  manse 

Somerville,  William,  farmer,  Shothead 

Stewart,  Duncan,  Balerno  cottage 

Thomson,  Alexander,  Glenpark 

Thomson,  Joseph,  farmer,  Eastenig 

Thyne,  John,  farmer,  Marchbank 

Welsh,  Thomas,  farmer,  Easter  Bavelaw 

Wishart,  Thomas,  overseer,  Malleny  mills 

Wood,  Walter,  farmer,  Westenig 


Wylie,  James,  Dean  park  cottage 
Young,  Andrew,  Mousefield 
Young,  James,  tailor 

Blackball. 

Aitken,  J.,  contractor 

Annan,  Andrew,  gardener,  Ravelston 

Baillie,  James,  mason 

Bain,  James 

Batly,  George,  mason 

Davidson,  Dav.  {Bank  of  Scotland),  Ravelston  ho. 

Denholm,  A.  S.,  blacksmith 

Denholm,  Thomas,  ■\\Tight 

Ecclesfield,  William 

Fortime,  John,  farmer,  Craigcrook  farm 

Fraser,  John,  merchant 

French,  John,  contractor 

Harris,  Mrs  Thomas,  innkeeper 

Hunter,  T.  fS. ,  stone  merchant,  Craigleith  quarry 

Jeffrey,  David,  postmaster 

Irving,  John,  Ramsay  cottage 

Laing,  David,  carter 

Liddell,  W.  H.,  japanner,  Blinkbonny 

M'Intosh,  Miss,  Ramsay  cottage,  Craigleith 

]\I'Kelvie,  James,  manager,  Craigleith  quany 

Mitchell,  WiUiam,  Craigleith  house 

Outram,  Sir  Francis,  Bart.,  Craigcrook  castle 

Paterson,  R.,  keeper  Edin.  City  powder  magazine 

Pendrich,  John,  overseer,  Ravelston 

Proudfoot,  John,  artist,  Ravelston  cottage 

Robertson,  William,  dairyman.  Groat  hill 

Simpson,  Mrs,  dairy 

Tod,  John,  live-stock  agent,  Craigleith  hiH  house 

Traill  &  Pennycook,  stone  merchants,  Ravelston 

quarry 
Wishart,  Margaret,  grocer 

Bonnyrigg. 

See  Lassivade. 

Broxburn. 

AiKLEY,  Robert,  flesher 

Aitken,  Thomas,  manager,  Broxbm'n  oilworks 

Alexander,  R.,  farmer,  Mubrend 

Alexander,  R.,  merchant 

Alexander,  Robert,  flesher 

Alexander,  Robert,  spirit  merchant 

Alexander,  William,  farmer,  Broxbui'n  hall 

Anderson,  John,  shoemaker 

Barclay,  Thomas,  smith 

Bartholomew,  David,  fanner,  Greendykes 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


487 


Bell,  Robert,  coalmaster  and  oil  refiner 

Boyd,  J.,  manager,  Glasgow  Oil  Company 

Brown,  Peter,  Kirkliill 

Brown,  Robert,  miller,  Birdsmill 

Brownlee,  Alexander,  watchmaker 

Broxburn  Reading  Room  and  Institute 

Buyers,  R.,  Union  bank 

Calder,  John,  smith 

Crawford,  John,  saddler 

Crosby,  Alexander,  inspector 

Cunningham,  James,  carter 

Cunningham,  Thomas,  farmer,  Look-about-ye 

Emslie,  John,  wright 

Fraser,  William,  bone  dust  manufacturer 

Glasgow  Oil  Company  ;  J.  Boyd,  manager 

Grainger,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Gray,  Thomas,  innkeeper 

Hamilton,  David,  clerk 

Hamilton,  D.,  oilworks,  Roman  camp 

Hislop,  Thomas,  schoolmaster 

Horn,  Alexander,  carter 

Jeffrey,  R.,  grocer 

Kerr,  John  G.,  farmer,  Ellieston 

Law,  Robert,  farmer.  East  mains 

Linn,  Walter,  wi-ight 

Linn,  Mrs  A. ,  dairy 

Linn,  Miss,  teacher 

Luke,  Rev.  Alexander,  Free  Church  manse 
M 'Donald,  John,  dairyman,  Powflats 

M 'Donald,  Mrs  J.  B.,  Almond  bank 

Mair,  Robert,  stationmaster 

Mair,  Thomas,  shoemaker 

Manuel,  James,  farmer,  N'ewbigging 

Marshall,  James,  carter  and  dairyman 

Martin,  John,  baker 

Millar,  AVilliam,  clothier 

Mitchell,  George,  farmer,  Broxburn  park 

Montgomery,  Mrs,  merchant 

Morris,  Joseph,  grocer 

Poynter,  John,  Buchan  oilworks 

Reid,  Alexander,  taQor 

Reid,  James,  storekeeper 

Renton,  John,  farmer,  Poetshall 

Robertson,  G.,  grocer  and  postmaster 

Ross,  John,  carrier 

Rough,  Robert,  bone  dust  manufacturer 

Ryder,  Thomas,  carter 

Scott,  John,  baker 

Shale  Oil  Company,  Greendykes  bridge 

Thomson,  James,  farmer.  Holmes 

Thomson,  Joseph,  surgeon 

Torrance,  John,  dairyman 

Walker,  James,  farmer,  Kilpunt 

Wallace,  James,  wright 

White,  Edward,  spirit  dealer 

White,  William,  carter 

Wilson,  Peter,  grocer 

Witherspoon,  Robert,  farmer,  Leerielaws 

Young,  Alexander,  smith 

Young,  Margaret,  baker 

Calder,  East. 

Allan,  James,  Clifton 
Anderson,  Alexander,  grocer 
Black,  James,  teacher 
Calder,  John,  shoemaker 
Campbell,  David,  Limekilns 
Campbell,  Hugh,  joiner 
Cowie,  John,  flesher 


Ci-awford,  John,  saddler 

Douglas,  Mrs,  Railway  tavern 

Gardner,  Alexander,  farmer,  East  Langton 

Hunter,  Alexander,  farmer,  JSTethershiell 

Hunter,  James,  baker 

M'Gill,  George,  wright 

Marshall,  Rev.  David,  United  Presbyterian  manse 

Marshall,  David,  Redcraig 

Marshall,  Misses,  dressmakers,  etc. 

Martin,  William,  merchant 

Martin,  Mrs  Janet,  baker 

Millar,  Robert,  merchant 

Morton,  William,  tailor 

Nimmo,  John,  wood  merchant 

Pinkerton,  B. ,  victual  dealer 

Purdie,  Joseph,  millwright 

Rae,  Thomas,  merchant 

Readdie,  P.,  merchant 

Reid,  Thomas,  blaclcsmith 

Stark,  John,  overseer.  Raw  lime-quarries 

Thomson,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

Turner,  Richard,  farmer,  Broompark 

Waddell,  William,  slater 

Wallace,  Walter,  shoemaker 

Young,  William,  smith,  Raw 

Calder,  Mid. 

AuLD,  James,  carrier 

Bauchope,  Thomas,  land  surveyor  {Agent,  Queen's 

Insurance  Compan)/),  East  Brucefield 
Bird,  Robert,  Calder  house  smithy 
Braid,  Sarah,  merchant,  Livingston 
Brash,  John,  clothier 
Brash,  Margaret,  dressmaker 
Brown,  Alexander,  R-y  bank 
Brownlee,  George,  land  surveyor 
Brownlee  &  Hislop,  auctioneers,  appraisers,  and 

seedsmen 
Bryce,  Charles  R.,  Oakbank  oilworks 
Calderwood,  Robert,  Calder  Cottage 
Chapman,  Thomas,  shoemaker 
Cowie,  Thomas,  flesher 
Cruickshank,  Misses 
Darling,  John,  gardener,  Calder  hall 
Dick,  John,  M.D.,  Broom  bank 
Dowie,  John,  blacksmith.  Bell's  quarry 
Duncan,  Mrs  David,  Meriville  cottage 
Duncan,  Rev.  Andrew,  U.  P.  manse 
Findlay,  John,  Oakbank  oilworks 
Forbes,  Thomas,  surveyor  of  roads 
Gardner,  Rev.  John,  Livingston  manse 
Gilchrist,  Charles  R. ,  bookseller  and  printer 
Gilchrist,  W.,  photographic  artist 
Glasgow,  Dowager  Countess,  Calder  House 
Gray,  Robert,  farmer,  Contentibus 
Gray,  William,  watchmaker 
Gray,  Mrs  Catherine,  innkeeper 
Greig,  John  M.,  Oakbank  oilworks 
Hare,  S.  B.,  Calder  hall 
Henderson,  Norman  N.,  Cottage 
Hennan,  George,  Toi-phichen  arms  inn 
Hislop,  James,  F.E.I.S.,  schoolmaster,  inspector 

of  poor,  registrar  of  births,  etc. 
Hislop,  Jas.,  jun.,  land  surveyor  &  architect,  etc. 
Hunter,  Thomas,  baker 
Hutton,  Thomas,  shoemaker 
Jervis,  William,  publican 
Johnstone,  Edward,  MTight,  Bell's  quarry 
Kennedy,  William,  Oakbank  oilworks 


488 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Kerr,  John,  farmer,  Adambrae 

Lawiie,  Francis,  slater  and  plasterer 

La\\Tie,  John,  innkeeper.  Bell's  qnarry 

La\vrie,  Miss  Jane 

Lees,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier 

Linn,  James,  parish  schoolmaster,  liviugston 

Low,  Alexander,  J.P.C. 

Mackenzie,  Daniel,  shoemaker 

M  'Lagan,  Peter,  of  Pumpherston,  M.  P. 

ilari',  James,  of  Alderstone 

Martin,  J.  D. ,  Brotherton  honse 

Meikle,  ilisses,  straw -hat  makers 

Millar,  James,  farmer,  Biirnhouse 

Millar,  William,  V.S. 

Miller,  T.  &  J.,  builders 

Miller,  John,  builder 

Milne,  W.,  painter 

Mitchell,  William,  merchant,  Bell's  quarry 

Muirliead,  John,  flesher 

Murie,  William,  accountant,  Clydesdale  bank 

Nisbet,  James,  gasworks 

Ogilvie,  David,  postmaster  and  merchant 

Ogilvie,  William  S.,  agent,  Clydesdale  bank 

Paris,  William,  wood  merchant.  Bell's  quany 

Paton,  Chaides,  farmer,  Whitehill 

Pender,  David,  innkeeper 

Eaeburn,  John  Peter,  Charlesfield  house 

Eichardson,  Ealph,  W.S.,  Newpark 

Eichardson,  Mrs,  Newpark  house 

Eitchie,  John,  Coxeydean 

Eobertson,    Adam,    paper    manufacturer,    New 

Calder 
Eobertson,  James,  builder 
Eobertson,  William,  gardener 
Eoss,  Miss,  Inveralmond 
Sanderson,  John 
Simpson,  Alexander,  merchant 
Smith,  E. ,  &  Son,  grain  merchants 


Black,  James,  carrier 
Bowie,  George,  merchant 
Boyd,  Eobert,  West  bank 
Brown,  John,  veterinary  surgeon 
Bryce,  Francis,  West  bank 
Buchanan,  John,  grocer 
Clark,  Thomas,  baker 
Cochrane,  James,  of  Harburn 
Cochrane,  James,  junior,  Broadshaw 
Coghill,  Donald,  watchmaker 
Cooper,  Thomas,  blacksmith 
Darling,  Adam,  flesher 
Dickson,  James,  merchant 
Dunnet,  Matthew,  East  Hermand  oilworks 
Fairley,  William,  millwright 
Findlaj^  James,  Hermand  house 
Gillon,  Eobert,  grocer 
Grant,  Eev.  J.  D.,  West  Calder  manse 
Grant,  James,  baker 
Hope,  James  J.  H.,  M.D. 
Hope,  William,  tailor  and  clothier 
Iverach,  Rev.  James,  Harwood 
Jack,  AVilliam,  Borisdane  Hill  house 
Jackson,  Mrs,  innkeeper 
Mackay,  Donald,  grocer 
M 'Arthur,  Mrs,  gi-ocer 
M'Cutcheon,  William,  Muirhall 
M'lvor,  William,  chemist,  Muirhall  cottage 
M'Letchie,  Thomas,  M.D. 
Mearns,  Alexander,  teacher  and  session- clerk 
Miller,  John,  grocer 
Miller,  William,  draper 
]\Iilner,  John,  farmer,  Harwood 
Morgan,  John,  salerooms 
Morton,  James,  Cliapelton 
Muir,  Andrew,  mason 

Mungle   &   Thorton,   oil   manufacturers.  North 
Cobbinshaw 


Smith,    Eobert,  jun.   (i?.    Smith  ds  Son),  grain :  Mungle,  A.,  k  Son,  general  merchants 


merchant,  Almond  bank 
Smith,  E.,  baker 
Smith,  Eobert  G.,  West  mill 
Somerville,  iirs,  farmer,  Letham 
Stark,  James,  farmer,  Newfarm 
Stark,  William,  Williamston 
Swan,  John,  tailor  and  clothier 
Swan,  H.,  merchant 
Tait,  James  R.,  wright 
Thornton,  William,  merchant,  Bell  s  quarry 
Tod,  Captain  R.  A.  B. ,  Howden  house 
Tod,  Miss  J. ,  merchant 
Torrance,  W.,   coal  and  lime  merchant,    Camjis 

limework 
Walker,  Alexander,  saddler 
Walker,  Rev.  William,  manse 
Wallace,  James,  wright 
Wallace,  John,  Calder  house 
Wallace,  Miss  Barbara,  Female  School 
Wardlaw,  David 
Wardlaw,  John 
Watson,  Walter,  M.D. 
Whitelaw,  Alexander,  merchant 
Wylie,  James,  farmer,  Craigs 
Wylie,  Eobert,  farmer,  Craigs 
Young,  Thomas,  grocer 

Calder,  West. 

Andkew,  J.,  baker 
Ballantyne,  Lewis,  draper 


Mungle,  Alexander,  general  merchant 

Mungle,  John,  banker  {Agent,  Scottish  Union 
Insurance  Company) 

Naysmith,  Alexander,  plumber  and  tinsmith 

Orr  k,  Martin,  joiners  and  millwrights 

Patersou,  John,  cashier,  Addiewell  works 

Paterson,  William,  grocer,  Addiewell  and  Moss- 
end 

Rae  &  Co.,  general  grocers 

Raeburn,  J.  P.  &  L.  W. ,  Grange  oilworks 

Ralston,  David,  merchant 

Robertson,  James,  baker 

Scott,  Robert,  manager,  Addiewell  works 

Scott,  Mrs  A.,  Crosswood  hill 

Seggie,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Shale  Oil  Company,  East  Hermand 

Shaw,  James,  flesher 

Shepherd,  Andrew,  grocer 

Sidey,  Rev.  David,  United  Presb>i:erian  manse 

Smith,  William,  tailor  and  clothier 

Sneddon,  David,  draper 

Steuart,  E. ,  of  Carfin,  Westwood 

Stevens,  William,  merchant 

Taylor,  James,  spirit  merchant  and  coach-hirer 

Thomson,  John,  general  merchant 

Thomson,  Thos.,  inspector  of  poor,  and  registrar 

Thomson,  Thomas,  post  office 

Thomson,  William,  flesher 

Tod,  James,  joiner 

Urquhart,  William,  druggist 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


489 


AValker  &  Sons,  Hartwood  oilworks 
"Walker,  Andrew,  Hartwood 
Walker,  David  S.,  schoolmaster 
"Walker,  Eobert,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
"Walker,  William,  carrier 
"Walker,  Misses,  milliners 
"W^EST  Calder  Oil  Company 
"Wight,  Eobert,  flesher 
"Wilson,  "William,  spirit  merchant 
Young,  George,  spirit  merchant 
Young,  James,  of  Limefield 
Yofxg's  Paraffix  Light  and  Mineral  Oil 
Co.  (Limited),  Addiewell  works 

Cockenzie. 

See  Prestonpans. 

Colinton. 

Anderson,  Miss,  "West  Colinton  cottage 

Blackie,  Mrs  Eobert,  flesher 

Bm-ge,  Mrs,  Woodville 

Burton,  Edward,  engraver 

Burton,  W^illiam,  wright 

Cairnie,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Cunningham,  William,  smith 

Davie,  William,  millwTight 

Dimfermline,  the  Dowager  Lady,  Colinton  house 

Gardner,  Eev.  James,  M.D.,  A.M.,  W.  Colinton 

house 
Girdwood,  Da■v^d,  oversman,  Dreghorn 
Hastie,  William,  gi-ocer 
Hutchison,  W.  &  T. ,  Spy  law  house 
Johnston,  Mrs  Ann,  spirit  dealer 
King,  T.  &  J.,  millers,  W'est  mill 
King,  Archibald,  Jane  villa 
Leslie,  James,  Fernielaw 
Litster,  Craig,  k  Co. ,  Colinton  mills 
Lockhart,  Eev.  W^illiam,  A.M.,  manse 
Lovell,  John,  papermaker.  West  mills 
M'Farlane,  J.,  shoemaker  and  postmaster 
M'Xiel,  Captain,  Eedford 
Neil,  Andrew,  smith 
Penman,  John,  farmer,  Bonaly 
Eobertson,  Alexander,  West  Colinton  house 
Eussell,  James,  Colinton  bank 
Russell,  J. ,  schoolmaster  of  Colinton,  inspector  of 

poor  and  registrar  of  births,  etc. 
Sanderson,  Eobert,  spirit  dealer 
Scott,  Andrew,  papermaker,  Mossiemill 
Scott,  Thomas,  farmer,  Torphin 
Thomson,  William  Thomas,  of  Bonaly 
Traquair,  E.  H.,  Colinton  farm 
Walker,  Archibald,  millmaster,  Hailes  mill 
Watson,  Alexander,  farmer,  Dreghorn  mains 

Corstorphine. 

Anderson,  Peter,  shoemaker 

Atkinson,  John,  huntsman,  Golfhall 

Baily,  Mrs,  W^oodbine 

Blaikie,  Mrs,  grocer 

Bonnar,  Mrs,  Laburnum  cottage 

Brown,  A.,  smith,  Lenny  park 

Burd,  Thomas,  dairyman,  Four-mile-hill 

Burns,  Eev.  Dr,  Estherville  (Free  Church) 

Chalmers,  Miss,  Catherine  bank 

Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer 


Combes,  Sirs,  Convalescent  hospital 

Convalescent  Hospital  ;  Mrs  Combes,  matroit 

Coutts,  James,  Corstorphine  house 

Cowan,  John,  agiicultural  imidement  maker 

Craig,  W^illiam,  Woodhall  cottage 

Craven,  William,  Brunnington  hou.se 

Cumming,  William,  shoemaker 

Dick,  Eobert,  slater 

Dick,  Thomas,  dairy 

Dixon,  Mrs,  Threomile  house 

Douglas,  John,  dairy 

Downie,  Laird,  &  Laing,  Pinkhill 

Dowiiie,  Hay,  saddler 

Duncan,  William,  schoolmaster  '  ,' 

Dundas,  Sir  David,  Beechwood  '' 

Dunn,  Adam,  baker 

Dunsniure,  iliss,  Dunsmure  lodge 

Elder,  James,  millwright,  Lenny  park 

Fowler,  AVilliam  Chalmers,  M.D.,  Corstorphine 

haU 
Gibb,  George,  Janefield 
Gibson,  John,  dairy 
Gillespie,  John,  smith 

Girdwood,  Wm.,  of  Scredington  manor,  Fixby 
Grant,  George,  lodgings 
Gray,  Charles 

Gray,  Mrs,  Woodbine  cottage 
Herbert,  Eobert,  potato  merchant 
Hope,  James,  W.S.,  of  Belmont 
Home,  Eev.  E.  K.  D.,  manse 
Jack,  Eobert,  farmer.  North  Gyle 
Keir,  Catherine,  grocer,  Lenny  park 
LawTie,  Mrs 
Lind,  James,  baker 

ILaccoll,  Alexander  S.,  Pentland  View  vUla 
Ifacfie,  Claud,  of  Gogar  burn 
Macfie,  William,  of  Clermiston 
M'Intosh,  Mrs,  Woodbine 
M  'Laren,  James,  of  Gogar  park 
M'Peak,  Charles,  tailor 
Maitland,  Miss,  Braefoot  cottage 
Marchbank,  W^m.,  Pinkhill  dairy,  Eosemount 
Martin,  Andrew,  innkeeper 
]\Iartin,  John,  Beechwood  mains 
Martin,  Miss,  Broomhouse 
Mason,  Eobert,  Hillhouse 
Mather,  W^illiam  F.,  spirit  dealer 
Melville,  James  M.,  W.S.,  Hanley 
JMethven,  Thomas,  nurseryman,  Gogar  nursery 
Miller,  James,  gardener 
]\Iiller,  James,  gardener,  Featherhall 
Mitchell,  Eobert  K.,  Sycamore  bank 
Moir,  David,  Braefoot  cottage 
Morrison,  Eev.  James  (Free  Church) 
Neil,  Eobert  G. ,  farmer,  Gogar  mains 
Oliver,  Thomas,  farmer,  Redheughs 
Paterson,  Archibald,  farmer  and  land  valuator, 

Meadowfield 
Paterson,  John,  mason 
Patillo,  John,  innkeeper  and  coach-hirer 
Pearson,  William,  inspector  of  poor,  post  office 
Potter,  John,  tailor 
Eodger,  James,  lodgings 
Samuel,  Thomas,  gardener.  Ferry  bank 
Sanderson,  W^illiam,  farmer,  Corstorphine  bank 
Scott,  Mrs,  gi'ocer 

Sheriff,  Eev.  James,  Melville  terrace 
vSimpson,  ]\Irs,  Eosemount,  near  Pinkhill 
Simpson,  Misses,  grocers.  Elm  cottage 


490 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Smith,  E.  H. ,  Clermistoa  mains 

Smith,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

Steel,  Mrs,  Janefield 

Stenhouse,  James,  farmer.  South  Gyle 

Steuart,  J.  W.,  C.E.,  The  Craigs 

Stewart,  John  {New  Register  House),  Elibank 

Taylor,  David 

Thomson,  J.  &  R.,  gardeners 

Thomson,  David,  farmer,  Gogar 

Thomson,  Geo. ,  dairyman  and  j)otato  merchant 

Thomson,  Mrs  David,  Woodbine  villa 

Thomson,  Mrs  Dr,  Woodbine 

Tod,  Robert,  of  Clerwood 

Walker,  Alexander,  Janefield 

Wallace,  Thomas,  Four -mile-hill 

Watson,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Weston,  John,  smith,  Gogar 

Whiteford,  Edward,  shoemaker,  Lenny  park 

Wliiteford,  John,  shoemaker 

WhitewTight,  John,  smith  and  implement  maker 

Wightman,  James,  carter  and  coal  merchant 

Wright,  Andrew,  flesher  and  cattle  dealer 

Wright,  William,  station  agent 

Young,  Matthew,  wi-ight.  Lower  Gogar 

Cramond  (Bridge). 

Aberdeen,  Mrs  Marion,  Cramond  Bridge  hotel 
Anderson,  John,  blacksmith,  Boathouse 
Armour,  John,  dairyman,  Parkneuk 
Bell,  James,  blacksmith 
British  and  Oriental  Ship  Coating  Co. 
Brownlee,  Alexander,  overseer,  Fair-a-Far  farm 
Buchan,  William  &  David,  New  Saughton  house 
Burnet,  James,  farmer,  Dolphington 
Clark,  Robert,  Barnton  house 
Colvin,  Rev.  Walter  Laidlaw,  D.D.,  manse 
Cramond  Iron  Co.,  manufact'rs  of  bar  iron,  etc. 
Forbes,  Miss,  5  Almond  bank 
Fortune,  Mrs,  farmer,  Turnhouse 
Gemmell,  Peter,  market  gardener,  Peggy's  mill 
Gillespie,  James,  farmer,  Craigie 
.  Graham,  William,  farmer.  New  Burnshot 
Gray,  James,  farmer,  Braehead  mains 
Gray,  Robert,  Damside  cottage 
Gunn,  George,  auctioneer,  valuator,  and  appraiser 
Gunn,  George,  inspector  of  poor 
Halkett,  John  Craigie,  younger,  Cramond  house 
Harvey,  John,  contractor,  Margaret's  grove 
Hill,  John,  farmer,  Carlo^^Tie 
Hill,  Thomas,  rural  messenger 
Hut(?hison,  George,  gardener,  Cramond  house 
Inglis,  Charles  Halkett  Craigie,  Cramond  house 
Jack,  M.,  papermaker,  spade  and  shovel  manu- 
facturer, wood  merchant  and  turner,  Peggy's  mill 
Jamieson,  John,  joiner.  East  Craigie  lodge 
Kay,  Archibald,  dairyman,  Lenny  muir 
Keith,  Mrs  William,  Braehead  house 
Linkston,  Mrs,  grocer 
Locldiart,  Andrew,  8  Almond  bank 
Lumley,  Mrs,  spirit  retailer 
Macalister,  David,  Cramond  store 
Macalister,  George,  Cramond  ironworks 
Macarthur,  William,  blacksmith 
Macarthur,  Mrs,  grocer,  Longrow 
Macduff,  William,  Inveralmond  house 
Mackay,  John,  Whitehouse  villa 
M'Laren,  James,  Cramond  ii'on works 
M'Laughlan,  Mrs,  farmer,  Craigbrae 


Marr,  John,  rural  messenger 

Mathieson,  James,  gardener,  Barnton 

Millar,  Thomas,  farmer,  Briggs 

Milne,  John,  session-clerk,  registrar  of  births,  etc. 

Morris,  J.,  grocer,  Muirhouse 

Murray,  John,  farmer,  Lenny  mains 

Murra/,  Walter,  cattle  salesman,  Lenny  mains 

Pennycuick,  David,  tailor,  Cramond  bridge 

Pow,  Janet,  baker  and  sub-postmistress 

Reid,  ]\Irs,  grocer,  2  Almond  bank  row 

Rintoul,  Charles,  farmer.  East  Craigie 

Scott,  Walter,  toll  contractor  and  sub-postmaster 

Cramond  bridge 
Smith,  John,  schoolmaster 
Slimon,  Misses,  Westfield  villa 
Spence,  Professor  James,  F.  R.  C.  S. ,  Almond  bank 

house 
Turner,  John,  gardener,  Craigie  hall 
Veitch,  Christopher,  farmer,  Wheatlands 
Vere,  William  Edward  Hope,  Craigie  hall 
Watson,  David,  farmer,  Cramond  bridge 
Wishart,  Brown,  gardener,  New  Saughton  house 
Younger,  David,  teacher  of  music 

Currie. 

AiRD,  Mrs 

Allan,  Miss  Helen  H.,  schoolmistress 

AUenson,  Mrs,  Burn  brae 

Anderson,  John,  baker 

Archibald,  Mrs  D.,  dressmaker 

Binnie,  James,  farmer,  Gowanhill 

Black,  John,  florist 

Brown,  James,  macliine  owner,  Currievale 

Brown,  John,  farmer,  Currievale 

Bruce,  Henry,  paper  manufactm'er,  Kinleith 

Bryce,  James,  shoemaker 

Chalmers,  Mrs,  gi'ocer 

Chalmers,  Mrs,  Kinleith  cottage 

Corstorphine,  Alexander,  grain  merchant 

Craik,  James,  New  mills 

Cunningham,  Alexander  G.,  fanner,  Rosebank 

Donaldson,  Rev.  John 

Douglas,  William,  clerk,  Kinleith  mill 

Downie,  James,  gardener 

Durham,  J.  &  W.,  paperniakers,  Baleruo  mills 

Durham,  William,  Balerno  mill  house 

Fisher,  Alexander,  contractor 

Fleming,  William,  snufi'-miller 

Eraser,  John,  shoemaker.  Rose  vale 

Frier,  Andrew  A.,  Eden  cottage 

Frier,  Mrs  William,  general  merchant 

Gardiner,  Alexander,  gardener,  Moidart  cottage 

Geddes,  R. 

Gibson,  John,  farmer,  Wester  Kinleith 

Glen,  Miss  Marion,  postmistress 

Greig,  David,  gardener,  Curriehill  gardens 

Grierson,  Mrs,  Bible -woman 

Halket,  Miss  C,  draper 

Harper,  John,  tailor 

Hearne,  Edward,  watchmaker 

Henderson  k  Craik,  coal  merchants,  Currie  station 

Henderson,  James,  Isa  cottage 

Henderson,  James,  dairyman 

Herbert,  David,  farmer,  Easter  Currie 

Jack,  Thomas,  farmer.  West  Currie 

Jinkins,  John,  manager,  Kinleith  mill 

Keith,  Dr,  Moidart  cottage 

Langwill,  Rev.  James,  Cm-rie  manse 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


491 


Leishman,  James,  schoolmaster 

Lyall,  David,  joiner 

M'Kenzie,  Thomas,  Eiccarton  Arms  hotel 

Maltman,  A. ,  forester,  Eosevale  lodge 

Marshall,  John,  Curriehill 

Moftat,  William,  farmer,  Easter  Kinleith 

Muir,  ]\Irs  John,  Middle  Kinleith 

Mutter,  William,  miller,  East  mill 

Norman,  James,  foreman,  Balerno  mills 

Paterson,  David,  East  mill 

Eamsay,  William,  miller,  New  mills 

Eoss,  William,  traveEer 

Scott,  Miss,  Burn  brae 

Scott,  Mrs  T.  G.,  Lymphoy 

Smith,  James,  blacksmith,  Kinleith  smithy 

Smith,  Eobert,  hedger,  Eosevale 

Staxk,  Michael,  smith 

Steele,  John,  clerk,  Kinleith  mill 

Stirling,  George,  farmer,  Ne^^TnUls 

StiTart,  John  (General  Begisier  House),  Newmills 

Tonnar,  John,  stationmaster 

Wales,  James,  flesher 

Walker,  George,  tailor 

Walker,  William 

Warden,  W.  {Board  of  Supe7-vision),CliitoTXYi\l!i 

Waterston,  James,  coal  agent 

Waterston,  Miss  Ellen,  gi-ocer 

Weir,  James,  farmer,  Blinkbonny 

Weir,  Eobert 

West,  William,  saddler 

Dalkeith. 

Adams,  John,  baker,  o2  South  street 
Adams,  WiUiam,  baker,  146  High  street 
Adarason,  Walter,  currier  and  leather  merchant, 

'WTiite's  close  east 
Aikenhead,  A.  W.,  Newbattle  mill  cottage 
Ainslie,  Archibald,  farmer,  Dodridge,  Ford 
Ainslie,  George  C,  Peaston,  Ford 
Aitken,  John,  veterinary  surgeon.  White  Hart  st. 
Aitken,  Miss  Jane  W.,  teacher,  53  Back  street 
Alison,  T.  &  P.,  drapers,  South  street 
Alison,  T.,  Eosehill 

Alison,  William,  coachbuUder,  Biiccleuch  street 
AUan,  Eichard,  shoe  warehouse,  101  High  street 
Anderson,  Alexander,  gardener,  Oxenford  castle 
Anderson,  David,  nail  manufacturer  and  general 

merchant,  18  West  ^^^jTid 
Anderson,  James,  tinplate  worker  and  gasfittor, 

56  High  street 
Anderson,  J.  Still,  of  Whiteside,  Dalhousie  mains 
Anderson,  Eobert,  joiner  and  cartwright,  Wester 

Mnierhill 
Anderson,    William    Paterson,    S.S.C.,    notary- 
public,  sheriff-clerk-depute,  ^^Tiite  Hart  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  merchant,  31  South  street 
Andison,  John,  saddler,  3  West  High  street 
Baillie,  James,  smith,  Edgehead 
Baldly,  S.  Thomas,  teacher,  41  West  glebe 
Ballantyne  &  Son,  nm'sery  and  seedsmen,  Buc- 

cleuch  place 
Ballantyne,  John  (B.  tD  So7i),  nursery  and  seeds- 
man, Buccleuch  place 
Ballantjme,  John,  junr.  {B.  db  Son),  nursery  and 

seedsman,  Buccleuch  place 
Bannerman,   Eev.   David  Douglas,   M.A.,   Free 

Church  manse 
Barrie,  Peter,  china  merchant,  14  and  62  High 
street  ;  house,  12  High  street 


Baxter,  Eobert,  forester,  Dalkeith  park 

Bell,  Mrs,  Lothian  bank,  Eskbank 

Bennett,  Arthur,  brush  manufacturer,  182  High 

street 
Bennett,  Eobert,  grocer,  1  West  wynd 
Berrie,  Mrs,  gardens,  Buccleuch  street 
Bird,  Miss,  163  High  street 
Bishop,  John,  corn  dealer  and  general  merchant, 

33  High  street 
Blackie,  James,  clerk  of  works,  Newbattle 
Blackie,  William,  bill-poster.  High  street 
Blaikie,    E.,    grocer,    106   High   street;   house, 

Parkside  place 
Blair,  George,  builder,  Stonefield  house 
Blair,  Thomas,  farmer,  Southfield 
Bourhill,  Miss  J.  E.,  milliner,  15  High  street 
Bourhill,  Mrs  David,  baker.  High  sti'eet 
Bowes,  Mrs,  1  Lothian  bank 
Bowes,  Miss  M.  M.,  27  West  glebe 
Boyd,  Miss,  Eskbank  cottage 
Brodie,  J.  A.,  agent,  Clydesdale  bank,  86  Highst. 
Brotherston,  Peter,  fannei',  Sauchenside 
Brotherton,  Henry,  carter,  Buccleuch  street 
Brown,  Gavin,  inspector  of  poor,  Newton  Tod  hills 
Brown,  George,  draper,  13  South  street 
Brown,  M.,  temjiemnce  hotel,  12  High  st.  west 
Brown,  Walter,  Wheat  Sheaf  inn,  Back  street 
Brown,    William,     Edmonston    fire-clay   works, 

Millerhill ;  house,  Wellington  house 
Brunton,  John,  builder,  Lothian  sti'eet 
Bryson  k  Son,  clock  and  watch  makers,  65  High  st. 
Buccleuch  and  Queensbeny,  His  Grace  the  Duke 

of,  Dalkeith  house 
Buncle,  Peter,  rope  manufactm-er,  2  Elmfield  pi. ; 

house.  Woodbine  cottage,  Eskbank 
Bushby,  Eev.  W.  B.,  parsonage,  Lugton 
Cameron,  Alexander,  Sheriff  hall  house 
Carey,  Charles,  Cross  Keys  hotel 
Carmichael,  Mrs,  cooper,  Lothian  street 
Chapman,  Misses,  5  Lothian  bank 
Cheyne,  John,  police  constable,  Millerhill 
Chisholm,  John,  &  Co. ,  tobacco  and  snuff  manu- 
factm-ers  {Agents  for  the  Scottish  National  In- 
surance Compcmy),  23  South  street 
Chisholm,  Geo.  {John  C.  J.  Co.),  27  South  street 
Chisholm,  John,  Westwood,  Eskbank 
Chrichton,  James,  market  gardener,  95  Back  st. 
Clark,  Eobt.,  wine  and  spirit  mer.,  139  High  st. 
Cleghorn,   David,    draper,   High    street ;    house, 

Eshiel  house,  Eskbank 
Cochrane  &  Son,  painters.  South  street 
Cockburn,  Thomas,  druggist,  92  High  street 
Cockburu,  Thomas,  baker.  High  sti-eet 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  118  High  st. ; 

George  &  James  Gray,  agents 
Co-operative  Store,   High  street  ;   J.    Swan, 

manager 
Cotter,  Colonel,  C.  B. ,  Eerwick  lodge 
Craig,  Eobert,  &  Co. ,  paper  manufactiu-ers.  New- 
battle  mills  ;  house,  Craig  Esk 
Craig,  James,  Beechwood  villa,  Eskbank 
Craigie,  Eobert  T.,  photographer,  1  West  glebe 
Craik,  William,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  124 

High  street 
Crooks,  James,  Leith  carrier,  Marchbank,  West 

glebe 
Cumming,  Thomas,  joiner,  3  Back  street ;  house, 

Lothian  bank 
Cunningham,  J.  D.,  surgeon,  Pathhead 


492 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


CiiiTie,  J.  k  R.,  cabinetmakers,  Edinburgli  road 
Cusiter,  George  F. ,  manager,  Dalkeith  gasworks 
Dalgleisli,  William,  &  Son,  cork  manufacturers, 

115  High  street ;  house,  21  West  glebe 
Dalgleisli,  Alexander,  cork  manufacturer,  90  Back 

street  ;  house,  Gladstone  cottage 
Darling,  Thomas  A.,  druggist,  9  High  street 
Davidson,    James,    mining    engineer,    manager, 

Newbattle  collieries,  JMillhill 
Davidson,  John,  slater,  Loudon  road 
Dawson,  Andrew,  &  Co.,  curriers.  Croft  street 
Dawson,  James,  &  Co. ,  wholesale  brush  manufac- 
turers,  22  and  24  High  street ;  house.   Glen- 
cairn  house 
Dawson,  Ebenezer  (A.  D.  <£•  Co.),  Glenesk  house 
Dawson,  James  (./.  D.  <L-  Co. ),  Glencairn  house 
Deans,  James,  farm  overseer,  Dalkeith  park 
Deans,  James,  teacher,  Whitehill 
Dennis,    John,    bricklayer  and  fm'nace-builder, 

20  West  glebe 

Dickson  k  Wilson,  bootmakers,  30  High  street 
Dickson,   Stair,  caudlemaker,   Newmills  ;  house, 

Glebe  valley 
Dobbie,  Mrs,  farmer,  Campend 
Dodds,  John,  factor  to  the  Earl  of  Stair,  Cran- 

stoun,  Riddel 
Dodds,  Richard,  cabinetmaker,  Buccleuch  sti'eet ; 

house.  South  street 
Dods,  Archibald,  auctioneer  and  gi'ain  merchant, 

Dalkeith  ;  house.  Iron  mills 
Doughty,  John,  clerk,  11  West  glebe 
Douglas,  Abraham   k  Walter,   corn  merchants, 

Dalkeith  mills 
Douglas,    George  &  Chas.,  farmers,    Laugfaugh 

house.  Ford 
Douglas,   G.,  &  Son,  ironmongers  and  seedsmen, 

21  South  street ;  house,  Eskbank 
Douglas,  Abraham,  farmer,  Mayfield 
Douglas,  James,  Annfield  inn 
Douglas,  Walter,  Eskbank 

Dove,  David,  S.S.C.,  Waverley  cottage,  Eskbank 

Dowie,  William,  Rosetta  house 

Dudgeon,  Robert  C,  captain  and  adjutant  Edin- 
burgh County  Militia,  ililitia  barracks 

Dun,  J.  (of  Gilston),  Gilston  lodge,  Eskbank 

Duncan  k  Son,  contractors,  ISTew  Mills  road 

Duncan,  Henry,  draper,  Pathhead 

Duncan,  Rev.  Henrv,  Crichton  manse.  Ford 

Duncan,  Jas.,  W.S."(i).,  Deimr,  d:  Black,  6  Hill 
street,  Edin.),  Meadowbank  house,  Eskbank 

Duncan,  James  B.,  W.S.  (D.,  Deicar,  <t  Black,  6 
Hill  St.,  Edin.),  Meadowbank  house,  Eskbank 

Dunlop,  David,  session-clerk,  registrar,  and 
parish  schoolmaster,  Newbattle 

Dyer,  James  B.  [Actuary  Savings  Bank,  Regis- 
trar, and  Agent  Scottish  Imperial  Insurance 
Company),  The  Glebe 

Elliot,  R.  &  J.,  drapers,  83  High  street,  and 
agents  for  Boi/al  Insurance  Co. 

Elliot,  Ralph,  the  Glebe 

Elliot,  Miss  I.,  61  West  High  street 

Erskine,  David  T.,  clerk,  Newbattle  collier}',  25 
West  glebe 

Fairgrieve,  John,  builder,  Dewarton 

Falconer,  R.,  &  Son,  tinplate  workers,  jdumbers, 
gasfitters,  and  umbrella  manufs.,  25  High  st. 

Falconer,  A.  C. ,  china  merchant,  9  West  wynd  ; 
house,  Croft  street 

Falconer,  R.  C,  19  High  street 


Ferguson,  Rev.  Fergus,  East  U.  P.  manse 
Ferrier,  William,  merchant,  4  High  street 
Fielder,  John,  commission  agent,  Bridgend 
Flint,  Mrs  James,  Buccleuch  place 
Foggan,  William,  draper.  South  street 
Forbes,  William,  police  constable,  Pathhead 
Ford,  William,  farmer,  Hardengi-een 
Forrest,  Alexander,  innkeeper,  Harrow  inn 
Forrest,  Alexander,  market  gardener.  Ford 
Forrester,  E.,  grocer,  55  Higli  street 
Forsyth,  Mrs  Margaret,  flesher,  1  Elmfield  place 
Forsyth,  Miss,  7  Lothian  bank 
Fraser,  F.,  quartermaster-sergeant,  militia  stores 
Eraser,  Miss  G.,  teacher,  Oxenford  lodge,  Edge- 
head 
Frier,  M.,  farmer,  Chrichton  mains 
Gibb,  J.  S.,  rector,  F. C.  academy.  Back  street; 

house,  Bridgend 
Gibson  k  Mercer,  coal  and  lime  works,  Cousland 
Gibson,  John,  farmer,  Woolmet 
Gibson,  John,  fishmonger,  38  South  street 
Gibson,  Thomas  (i?.  cO  T.  G.),  Mary  villa, Eskbank 
Gibson,  Mrs  John,  Westfleld,  Cousland 
Gillon,  Rev.  JL,  missionarj',  Newbattle 
Gilmour,  Alexr.,  bootmaker,  127  High  street 
Goldie,  G(;orge  {National  Bank,  Edin.),  Eskbank 
Goldie,  Mrs  John,  Eskbank 
Goldie,  ilisses  Isabella  and  Margaret,  Eskbank 
Gordon,  Alexander,  manager  and  mining  engi- 
neer, Dalkeith  colliery  ;  house,  Thorniebank 
Gordon,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.,  Newbattle  manse 
Gorrie,  George  H. ,  Bridgend 
Gorrie,  Mrs,  Bridgend 

Gowan,  Rev.  A.  Thompson,  D.D.,  Westfield  pi.  . 
Graham,  C.  W.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  139  High  st. 
Grant,  Robert,  sergeant,  14  Esk  place 
Gray  k   Taylor,    ii'on  and  seed  merchants,    73 

High  street- 
Gray,  George  k  James  {Agents,  Com.  Bank  and 
Scottish  Union  Insurance  Co.),  118  High  street 
Gray,  Andrew,  109  High  street 
Gray,  George,  jun.  (&'.  tt  Taylor),  Croft  street 
Gray,  George,  Murraj-ville,  Eskliank 
Gra}^  James,  banker,  118  High  street 
Gray,  John,  corn  merchant,  Elginhaugh  mills 
Gray,  John,  Elm  lodge,  Eskbank 
Gray,  Jtirs  James,  Elm  lodge,  Eskbank 
Grossert,  Adam,  blacksmith,  MiUerhill  West 
Haldane,  James,  Woodburn 
Haig,  J. ,  church  ofiicer  and  undertaker,  Newbattle 
Hamilton,  Claud,  Prestonhall  house 
Hanton,  Robert,  schoolmaster  and  inspector  of 

poor,  Cranstoun 
Hart,  Alex.  (Mitchell  Bros.),  mer..  High  street 
Heathcote,  G.  P.,  vocalist  and  pianoforte  timer, 

113  High  street 
Henderson,  James  Lee,  Harford  house,  Eskbank 
Herdman,  George,  farmer,  Fordel 
Herdman,  Thomas,  farmer,  Southside 
Hickey,  John,  pawnbroker,  5  West  wynd 
Hogg,  John,  accountant.  Commercial  bank 
Hogg,  Thomas,  farmer,  Cakemuir 
Home,  David,  Woolmet  house 
Hood,   A.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,    46 

Back  street 
Hope,  John,  Glebe  bank  brassfoundry 
Horsburgh,  Jas. ,  veterinarj'  surgeon,  M.  R.  C.  V.  S. , 
and  inspector  for  Norfolk  Farmers'  Cattle  In- 
surance, Buccleuch  street 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


493 


Howden,  T.,  &  Co.,  drapers,  High  street 
Hughes,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  132  High  street 
Himter  &  M 'Donald,  elothiers,  etc.,  85  High  st. 
Hunter,  John,  taihir,  35  High  sti'eet 
Hurry,  E. ,  East  lodge,  Newbattle  park 
Hutchison,  Robert,  butcher,  38  High  street 
Inglis,  Helen,  general  merchant,  23  High  street 
Ireland,  Robert,  pawnbroker,  11  West  ^\ynd 
Jack,  Thomas,  publisher,  Lothian  bank 
Jefleriss,  Robert  R. ,  M.  D. ,  surgeon,  Garden  house 
Jeffii-ey,  Rev.  Jas.  (West  U.  P.  church),  Eskbank 
Jerdan,  David,  bookseller  and  printer,  100^  High 

street  ;  house,  Porteous  place 
Johnston,  William,  Yiewcamp,  Eskbank 
Joss,  Alexaudei-,  sheriff-officer  and  house  agent, 

Buccleuch  street 
Kellock,  James,  Buck's  Head  inn 
Kellock,  William,  Bellevue,  Eskbank 
Kemp,  George,  grocer,  138  High  street 
Kemp,  Richard,  grocer,  1U3  High  street 
Kemp,  William,  baker,  27  High  street 
Kennedy,  Gilbert,  clerk  of  works,  Dalkeith  park 
Kent,  James,  tailor.  High  street 
King,  John  B.,  stationmaster,  Hardengreen 
Lamb,  William,  slater,  4  Back  sti-eet 
Lamont,  Rev.  J.,  manse,  West  Parish  church 
Law,  Rev.  John,  Ellon  cottage,  Eskbank 
Lawrie,  John,  draper,  lace   and  tiimming  mer- 
chant, 63  High  street 
Liddell,  George,  painter,  54  High  st. ;  house,  101 
Liddle,  R.  &  A.,  fleshers,  Tait  street 
Life  Association'  of  Scotland  ;  Thomas  Thom- 
son, Buccleuch  place,  agent 
Lindsay,  J. ,  corn  merchant,  Eskbank  grove 
Little,  William,  stud-groom,  Dalkeith  park 
Lothian,  Marquis  of,  Newbattle  abbej',  Dalkeith 
Lourie,  T.,  china  merchant.  West  vryni 
Lowrie,  Ad.,  contractor,  inn,  Crichtondean,  Ford 
Lowrie,  James,  builder,  Westfield 
Lowrie,  Miss  JIargaret,  Bankhead 
Lucas,  Robert,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  Buccleuch  st. 
Lyle,  Peter  &  Da-\dd,  booksellers,  stationers,  and 
printers,  Dalkeith  Advei'tiser  o&ce,  69  High  st. 
Lyle,  Miss  E.,  Eskbank 

M 'Alley,    William,   manager,  Newbattle  brick- 
works, Newbattle 
M'Alpine,  William  L.,  farmer,  Bryans 
^M'Cuiloch,  Robert,  innkeeper.  Bay  Horse  inn 
M 'Donald,    Charles,    quartermaster,    Edinburgh 

Militia,  163  High  street 
M'Donald,  Miss  Euphemia,  milliner,  122  High  st. 
M'Dougal,  George,  clothier,  36  Back  street 
Macfarlane,  Rev.  John,  D.D.,  Eskbank 
Macfarlane,  i\Irs  William  B. ,  Westfield  place 
M'Gowan,  John,  slater.  Croft  cottage 
Macgregor,  Rev.  Malcolm,  Newton,  ilillerhill 
Macintosh,  Rev.  D.,  U. P.  manse,  Backstreet 
Mackay,  Robert,  contractor,  47  Back  street 
M'Kinlay,  S.,  sergeant,  3  Esk  place 
M'Lean,  Robert,  gi'ocer,  Pathhead 
M'Leod,  Angus,  gardener,  Newbattle 
M'Nair,  Alexander,  grocer,  Millerhill  West 
M'Nab,  J.,  sergeant,  Orderly  room.  Militia  store 
M'Pherson,  James,  postmaster,  Tait  street 
M 'Quoin,  Rev.  Joseph,  St  David's  Catholic  church 
M'Rae,  Geo.,  colour -sergeant,  Edinburgh  County 

Militia,  Charles  court 
Maddison,  Thomas,  factoi',  Rosemains,  Ford 
Malcohn,  Andrew,  8  West  glebe 


Martin,  John,  baker,  50  High  street 
Mason,  John,  innkeeper,  Justinlees  inn 
Mathieson,  Joseph,  police  constable,  Pathhead 
Meiklejon,    John,    ironfounder,    mechanical  and 

heating  engineer,  Westfield  ironworks ;  house, 

Westland  house 
iletcalfe,  William  &  James,  ironmongers  and  seed 

merchants,  59  and  61  West  High  street 
Miller,  A.,  bugle-major,  Militia  store 
Miller,  George,  excise  officer.  Back  sti-eet 
Milne,  Y'illiam,  grocer,  South  street 
Mitchell  Brothers,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 

77  High  street 
Mitchell,  Alex.  (il/.  Brothers),  Edinburgh  road 
Mitchell,  Jas.  {Mitchell  Brothers),  Edinb.  road 
Moftat,  James,  forester,  Blackcot,  Newbattle 
]\Ionteith,  Andrew,  shoemaker,  49  High  street 
Monteith,  Samuel,  currier.  North  wynd 
Alorton,  John,  auctioneer.  North  wynd 
Muir,  J.  P.,  Parkend  house,  Eskbank 
Murdoch,  Richard,  clothier,  16  High  street 
Murra}^  Alexander,  grocer,  47  High  street 
Mushet,  William  &  Robert,  Dalkeith  ironworks 
Mushet,  Robert,  Glenarch  house 
Mushet,  William,  Fairfield  house 
Mutter,  Misses,  lailies'  seminary,  55  Back  street 
Napier,  Robert,  plumber,  126  High  street 
Neil,  Alexander,  merchant.  West  wj^nd 
Newsam,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  Ship 

inn,  80  High  street 
Nicol,  Peter,  coach-hirer.  Cross  Keys  stables 
Noble,   George,   schoolmaster  and   inspector  of 

poor,  Crichton 
Noble,  R.,  teacher,  Newtongrange 
Noble,  Miss,  teacher.  East  houses 
Ormiston,  Ebenezer,  contractor.  East  houses 
Ormiston,  Mrs  Janet,  farmer,  Edgehead  farm 
Otto,  John,  surgeon,  Loanhead,  Pathhead 
Park,  Sergeant-major  William,  West  glebe 
Paterson,    Alexander,    inspector  of   poor,    Tait 

street  ;  house,  Parkside  jjlace 
Paterson,  James,  upholsterer  and  house  agent, 

36  High  street ;  house,  1  Parkside  place 
Paterson,  Richard,  agent  for  Boycd  Bank 
Paterson,  Mrs,  172  High  street 
Peacock,  Peter,  sphit  dealer,  41  High  street 
Peacock,  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  60  High  street 
Pearson,  James,  farmer,  Cousland 
Peebles,  AVilliam  F. ,  gi-ocer  and  spuit  merchant, 

95  High  street 
Pendridge,  John,  postmaster  and  provision  mer- 
chant. The  Store,  Millerhill 
Pettigi-ew,  William,  Magazine  limeworks 
Philip,  James,  tobacco  manufactru'er   and  wine 

merchant,  86  High  street 
Pirrie,  William,  wood  merchant,  Lothian  lodge, 

Eskbank 
Plummer,  George  H. ,  butcher,  Edinburgh  road 
Ponton,  iirs,  coach-hirer  and  posting  establish- 
ment. Croft  street 
Porteous,    William    &    Thomas,    clothiers    and 

drapers,  70  High  street 
Porteous,  David,  grocer,  166  High  street 
Porteous,  James,  Laurel  bank 
Porteous,  Y''illiam,  Laurel  bank 
Potter,  Stephen,  jjainter,  High  street  west 
Primrose,  James  T.,  farmer,  Saughland,  Ford 
Primrose,  James,  farmer,  Turniedykes,  Ford 
Pringle,  Miss  Janet,  4  Lothian  bank 


494 


COIIOTY  DIRECTORY. 


Procter  &  Young,  drapers,  High  street  west 

Pur  sell,  D.,  founder  and  ironmonger,  1  High  st. 

PurseU,  Miss,  The  Glebe 

Peed,  John,  Aliceville,  Eskbank 

Peid,  Mrs  Margaret,  Loanhead,  Pathhead 

Penton,  James,  M.D.,  "\Yhite  Hart  street 

Renton,  John,  blacksmith,  Crossgatehill 

Piach,  Geo. ,  schoolmaster  and  registrar,  Newton 

Pobb,  John,  farmer,  D'Ai'cy 

Robb,  William,  farmer,  Lawfield 

Robertson,  Peter,  cooper,  156  High  street 

Robertson,  Wm. ,  clothier  and  hatter,  344  High  st. 

Romans,  J.,  Newtongi-ange  house 

Rough,  John,  confectioner.  High  street 

Ruddock,  Thomas,  flesher,  162  High  street 

Russel,  ;Mrs,  E.skbank  terrace 

Russell,  Patrick  C,  Xational  bank.  High  street 

Sanderson,  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  Back  street 

Scott,  James,  blacksmith,  Gallowshall 

Scott,  Jas.,  serg. -major,  Edin.  City  Militia  store 

Scott,  Miss,  Parkside  place 

Scrymgeour,  R.  D.,  confectioner,  34  High  street 

Seton,  George,  farmer,  Sheriffhall  fnains 

Sharp,  James,  London  road 

Simpson  &  Co. ,  saddlers  and  harness  makers,  90 

High  sti'eet 
Simpson,  R.  &  J.,  slaters,  Pathhead 
Simpson,  Alexander,  farmer,  Smeaton 
Smith,  Rev.  George  S.,  Cranstonn  manse 
Smith,  Mrs  George,  Rosehill 
SomeiTille,  Andrew,  baker,  108  High  street 
Someryille,  James,  bootmaker,  104  High  street ; 

house,  Ellicot,  Eskbank 
Stair,  Earl  of,  Oxenford  castle 
Steel,  Alexander,  baker,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Stenhouse,  Robert,  baker,  South  street 
Stephenson,    William    &    Peter,    engineers    and 

mill^vTights,  Amos  court 
Steuart,    James,  jun.,   private   secretary  to   the 

Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Dalkeith  house 
Steven,  John,  joiner.  Back  street 
Stewart,  John  &  George,  wholesale  merchants, 

52  High  street  ;  house,  Parkside  place 
Stewart,D.  {Co-operativeClot7i.Co.),10^est^ebt 
Stewart,  James,  baker,  10  High  street 
Stewart,  Jas.,  pharmaceutic  chemist,  87  High  st. 
Stewart,  Mrs  Jean,  farmer.  Remote,  Ford  j 

Stirling,  George,  joiner,  82  High  street    .  j 

Stirling,  James,  cabinetmaker,  Buccleuch  street 
Stobbs,  Mrs,  Lothian  bridge  > 

Stoddart,  Jas.,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  148  High  st. 
Stone,  Wm.,  k  Son,  prov.  dealers,  Xewtongrange ' 
Stone,    William,    merchant,    53    High    street ; : 

house,  7  West  glebe 
StuiTock,    Thomas,    solicitor,   66   High   street ;: 

house.  West  glehe 
Sutherland,  Donald,  police  constable,  Newton- 
grange 
Swinton,  Jn.,  implement  maker,  Buccleuch  sti-eet 
Tait,  Andrew,  saddler,  9  South  street 
Tait,  Mrs  James,  Mauldslie  cottage 
Tajdor,  R.  J.  &  W.,  drapers,  etc.,  26  &  28  High  st. 
Taylor,  Andrew,  Wood  brae 
Tajdor,  James,  carrier,  Lothian  cottage 
Taylor,  Robert,  blacksmith.  Croft  street 
Taylor,  Thos.  {Gray  dj  T.),  Midfield,  Eskbank 
Telfer,  Samuel,  shoemaker.  South  street  ;  house. 

Croft  street 
Thomson  k.  Skinner,  painters,  Elmfield  place 


Thomson,  E.  &  J. ,  grocers,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 17  South  street 
Thomson,    R.    &   J.,   candle  manufacturers,   31 

West  High  street 
Thomson,  George,  baker,  112  High  street 
Thomson,  James,  draper,  100  High  street 
Thomson,  John,  35  West  glebe 
Thomson,  L.  Ramsay,  M.D.,  surgeon,  Belmont 
Thomson,  R.,  chandler.  Avenue  villa,  Eskbank 
Thomson,  Tliomas  (Agent,  Life  Association  of 

Scotland),  Buccleuch  place 
Thomson,  Thomas,   rope  and  twine  maker,   11 

South  street 
Thomson,  Thomas,  grocer,  3  Elmfield  place 
Thomson,     William,     watchmaker,     30     South 

street ;  house,  EUonville,  Eskbank 
Thomson,  Rev.  W.  S.,  U.  P.  manse.  Ford 
Thorburn,  James,  &  Sons,  plumbers  and  gasfitters, 

97  High  street 
Tod,  J.   &  J.,   grocers  and  general  merchants, 

76  and  109  High  street 
Tod,  James  (•/.  &  J.  T.),  Eskbank  house 
Tod,  John  (•/.  ^-  /.  T.),  Ormisbank 
Tod,  Mrs  Alexander,  farmer,  Smeaton  shaw 
Todd,  Mrs  Walter,  tobacconist,  99  High  street 
Torrance,  Archibald  P.,  farmer,  Kippilaw 
ToiTance,  Chas.,  gi'ocer  and  provision  merchant, 

Chester  hill,  Cranstoun 
Trotter,' Robert  k,  Wm.,  joiners,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Trotter,  Archd. ,  town  missionary,  Fairfield  place 
Trotter,  Robert,  governor,  Eskbank  poorhouse 
Tully,  John,  baker  and  gi'ocer,  Lothian  sti-eet 
Turnbull,  William,  Hope  limeworks 
Turner,    John,    rope   and    twine  manufacturer. 

Black  Bull  inn,  Lothian  street 
Twine,  Miss,  The  Glebe 
Urqirhart,  Lockhart  A.,  plasterer,  Bridgend 
Waddell,  J.,  grocer,  13  High  street 
Waldie,  Mrs,  Ednam  cottage,  Eskbank 
Wallace,  Alexander,  junior,  carrier,  Pathhead 
Wallace,  Joseph,  grocer,  Pathhead 
Wardrop,  Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  130  High  street 
Waterston,  Andrew,  shoemaker.  Ford 
Watson,  Alexander,  cattle  dealer,  25  West  wynd 
Watson,  David,  grocer,  etc.,  "V\Tiitehart  street 
Watson,  William,  gi'ocer,  etc.,  91  High  street 
Wauchope,  Sir  John  Don,  Bart.,  Xewton  house  , 
Welsh,  A.,  &  Company,  chemists  and  dniggists, 

94  High  street ;  house,  92  High  street 
White,  James,  Laurel  villa 
White,  Mrs  William,  Jeanfield  house 
^\Tiyte,  John,  inspector  of  police.  West  wynd 
Wight,    Robert,  trunrning  warehouse,  2  South 

street ;.  house,  Fairfield  place 
Wightman,    Thomas,    &    Son,    shoemakers,    44 

High  street 
Wightman,  James,  baker,  129  High  street 
Williamson,  Henry,  spiiit  dealer,  117  High  st. 
Wilson,  Thomas,  &  Brothers,  lime -burners.  May- 
field  limeworks 
Wilson,  A.,  draper,  110  High  street 
Wilson,  George,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

35  High  street 
Wilson,  James,  farmer.  Wester  Cowden 
Wilson,  James,  jun.,  farmer,  Newton,  Jlillerhill 
Wilson,  Richd.,  tailor  and  clothier,  102  High  st. 
Wilson,  Robt.,  wright,  builder,  and  house  agent, 

Fairfield  place 
Wilson,  Thomas,  saddler,  29  South  street 


COUNTY  DIEECTOEY. 


495 


Wisliart,  James  (/.   W.  <£•  Sons),  Xewbattle  road 

Wood,  John,  farmer,  Hagbrae,  Ford 

"Woollej',  C,  wine  and  spiritmerchant,  llSHighst. 

Woolley,  James,  spirit  dealer,  43  High  street 

Wotherspoon,  Miss  Bruce,  Eslvside  house 

AYoRKixG  Men's  Club,  66  High  street 

Wright,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  manse 

Young,  James,  bootmalcer,  128  High  street 

Young,  John,  Sherift'hall 

Young,  William,  rector.  High  school 

Davidson's  Mains. 

AiTKEX,  John,  joiner  and  cart^vright 

Balfour,  John,  House  o'  HiU 

Bell,  James,  joiner  and  cartwright 

Blah',  Robert,  builder 

Burnet,  Mrs,  Lauriston  farm 

Carmthers,  Js.  B.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.E.,Marchfield 

Cra-\vfurd,     T.    llacknight,    of    Cartsburn    and 

Lauriston  castle 
Crow,  William,  potato  merchant 
Davidson,  Henry,  Muirhouse 
Dundas,  Mrs  Henry,  Craigi-oyston 
Flint,  David,  farmer,  Drylaw  mains 
Forbes,  Miss,  Beggie's  land 
Gardiner,  Peter,  dairyman 
Hope,  William,  Drylaw  house 
Inglis,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 
Jack,  Mrs,  smith 

Kellock,  Alexander,  Primrose  cottage 
Laing,  George,  dairyman 
M'Ewen,  T.  T. .  schoolmaster 
Maxwell,  G. ,  dairjrman 
Nicol,  John,  baker 
Palmer,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Paterson,  Mrs  William 
Riddle,  John,  Dover  cottage 
Shade,  David,  potato  merchant 
Simpson,  William  R.,  merchant 
Smith,  Rev.  James,  Free  manse  of  Cramond 
Stenliouse,  George,  fai-mer.  West  Pilton 
Turner,  J.,  coal  merchant,  sawmills 
Tweedie,  David,  fanner,  Silverknowes 
Walker,  Edward,  North  Clermiston 
Walker,  Mrs,  dairy 
Watson,  James,  Free  Church  school 
Wemyss,  John,  auctioneer 
"\Aniittet,  George,  Easter  Drylaw 
Whittet,  Miss,  Easter  Drylaw 
Wilson,  William,  Broomfield 
Wishart,  John,  dairyman 
Young,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 

Duddingston. 

Barbour,  Mrs,  St  Arthur's  cottage 

Belaii-s,  G.,  Caroline  lodge 

Bryson,  Adam,  gardener 

Cameron,  Robert  0. ,  Duddingston  lodge 

Douglas,  Archibald  Sholto,  Bella  Vista 

Eraser,  David  M. 

Fulton,  Andrew,  Woodlands 

Fyfe,  John,  coal  merchant 

Gibson,  William,  gi-ocer 

Gray,  John,  overseer,  Duddingston  house 

Gray,  William,  farmer,  Southfield 

Harvey,  Patrick,  park  gatekeeper 

Hay,  Thomas,  wright,  Duddingston  mills 

Henderson,  John,  schoolmaster,  Parish  school 


Hope,  James,  farmer,  Easter  Duddingston 

Horsbui'gh,  Dickson,  smith,  Duddingston  mills 

Howison,  John,  architect,  Roseville 

Hume,  Mrs,  Lochside  cottage 

Jenner,  Charles,  Easter  Duddingston  lodge 

King,  James,  millmaster,  Duddingston  mills 

Law,  Mrs,  Northfield 

Logan,  G.,  W.S.  {Clerkof  Teinds,  Register  House), 

Hawthornbrae 
Mackay,  John,  Church  hill  cottage 
Mackay,  William  D. ,  Lochside  house 
Morton,  The  Right  Hon.  Countess  Dowager  of, 

Duddingston  house 
Muir,  W.  G.,  Diiddingston  gi'een 
Muirliead,  George,  Sheephead  tavern 
N'apier,  Lady,  Duddingston  cottage 
Paterson,  R.  P.,  schoolmaster  and  registrar 
Paton,  Rev.  J.  A.  H.,  minister  of  Duddingston 
Renton,  A.  H. ,  Janefield  house 
Robertson,  John,  Sycamore  bank 
Robertson,  Thomas,  John's  hill  house.  Wester 

Duddingston 
Roome,  Mrs  General,  Glen  Arthur  lodge 
Ross,    Thomas,    M.A.,    head   master,    Cauvin's 

hospital 
Scott,  David,  farmer,  Northiield  and  Meadowiield 
Smith,  Mrs,  laundress,  Wester  Duddingston 
Stewart,  A.  B. 

Wallace,  Mrs,  post  office.  Wester  Duddingston 
Wilson,  William,  gardener,  Duddingston  policy 

Fisherrow. 

See  Musselburgh. 

Ford. 

See  Dalkeith. 

Gilmerton. 

See  lAherton. 

Gladsmuir. 

See  Tranent. 

Gorebridge. 

AiTKEN,  Alexander,  stationmaster 

Alexander,  Robert,  farmer,  Mauldslie 

Allan,  J.  &  G.,  farmers 

Bain,  John,  teacher,  Temple 

Baird,  David,  grocer  and  baker 

Barr,  Alexander,  police  constable,  Heriot 

Barr,  John,  police  officer,  Heriot 

Bennet,  T.  &  M.,  builders 

Bennet,  Misses,  teachers,  Stobhill  school 

Brown,  James,  of  Currie 

Brown,  John,  farmer,  Outerston 

Burton,  J.  T.,  of  Toxside 

Burton,  Peter,  farmer,  Newbyres 

Christie,  Alexander,  police  constable,  Temple 

Christie,  John,  Arniston  colliery 

Christie,  J.  S.,  police  officer,  Temple 

Clapperton,  John,  grocer 

Cowan,  John,  farmer,  Halflakill 

Cowe,  James,  draper 

Cranstoun,  George  Trotter,  Harvieston  house 

Cribbes,  Henry,  surgeon 

Currie,  James,  farmer,  Halkerstone 

Duncan,  Archibald,  baker 

Dundas,  Robert,  of  Arniston 


496 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Easton,  Samuel,  milhvi-iglit,  Bell's  mains 

Ferguson,  Thomas,  teacher,  Stobhill 

Ferrier,  William,  grocer 

Forsyth,  Rev.  Thomas  {U.  P.  Church) 

Gardener,  Alexander,  teacher 

Gordon,  Rev.  James,  Stobhill 

Grassie,  Alexander,  Greenhall 

Grassie,  Archibald,  Millbauk 

Gray,  Rev.  John  (Free  Church) 

Harper,  A. ,  Gladhouse  mill 

Hay,  John,  joiner  and  imdertaker  ' 

Houston,  Mrs,  draper  and  newsagent 

Hunter,  George,  clothier 

Hutchison,  James,  butcher 

Johnston,  Sir  William,  of  Kirkhill 

Laidlaw,  William,  farmer,  Loiiuhariot 

Lawson,  Charles,  Bortliwickhall 

M 'Alpine,  James,  joiner 

Maxwell,  William,  farmer,  Arniston  mains 

Melbourne,  Andrew,  police  constable 

Melbourne,  John,  police  constable 

Morrison,  Lewis,  contractor 

Pate,  Andrew,  East  Middleton 

Pendreigh,  James,  Catcuue  mills 

Pendreigh,  Janaes,  grocer 

Plenderleith,  A.,  farmer,  Moorfoot 

Pringle,  David,  fiesher 

Pringle,  John,  nailmaker 

Ritchie,  Walter,  farmer,  Currie  mains 

Ritchie,  William,  of  Middleton 

Rutherford,  Robert,  farmer,  Menteith  houses 

Ruthven,  John,  baker 

Scoon,  Kenneth,  farmer,  Braidwood 

Scott,  William,  clothier 

Sheddon,  Charles,  grocer 

Smith,  Alexander,  &  Son,  joiners 

Smith,  Rev.  Theophilus,  Temple  manse 

Spalding,  William,  M.D. 

Stevenson,  Robert,  gi-oeer 

Stewart,  John,  grocer,  Fushiebridge 
Stillie,  James,  Fushiebrae 

Stodart,  John,  tailor,  and  inspector  of  poor 

Tait,  George,  fiesher 

Tait,  William,  joiner 

Taylor,  James,  farmer,  Catcune 

TurnbiiU,  William,  Middleton  limeworks 

Tweedie,  David,  farmer,  Borthwick  mains 

Waddell,  Rev.  Walter,  Borthwick 

Warden,  Robert,  teacher,  Borthwick 

Watson,  Thomas,  E.sperston 

Welsh,  Airs,  Middleton  inn 

Whinton,  Richard,  gi-ocer,  Fushiebridge 

Wliitie,  James,  shoemaker 

Wickham,  Thomas,  draper  and  postmaster 

Wilson  &  Company,  Esperston  limework 

Wilson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Ciu-rie  inn 

Young,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 

Greenlaw. 

See  Milton  Bridge. 

Hermiston. 

Anderson,  John,  North  lodge,  Riccarton 
Arbuckle,  John,  teacher 
Baxter,  Robert,  Gogar  bank  dairy 
Baxter,  William,  gardener,  Riccarton 
Brodie,  John  Clerk,  W.S.,  Gogar  bank 
Bryce,  William,  carter,  Gogar  station 


Constable,  Thomas,  Kirkland  lodge 

Dawson,  William,  farmer,  Warriston 

Dickson,  Alexander,  fai-mer 

Elder,  James,  farmer.  Over  Gogar 

Elder,  Thomas,  farmer,  Roddinglaw 

Gibb,  James,  stationmaster,  Gogar 

Gibson-Craig,  Sir  William,  Bart.,  of  Riccarton 

Gibson-Craig,  iliss,  Hermiston  house 

Halley,  William,  gardener 

Jack,  Thomas,  farmer,  Riccarton  mains 

Kay,  Archibald,  Cocklaw 

M'Dowall,  Andrew,  fai-mer,  Malcolmstone 

Maekay,  James,  East  Hermiston 

Nivens,  John,  dairy 

Stuart,  James,  ganlener,  Kirkland  lodge 

Taylor,  William,  joiner 

Wappet,  Richard}  Over  Gogar 

Watt,  William,  shoemaker 

White,  William  Logan,  of  Kellerstain 

Jock's  Lodge  and  Restalrig. 

Adamson,  David,  spirit  dealer 

Barclay,  AVilliam,  coal  merchant 

Blaikie,  Thomas,  market  gardener,  Restalrig 

Blair,  Mrs  Duncan,  Webster's  land 

Boyd,  Rev.  George,  A.M.,  Restalrig 

Bryce,  Andrew,  farmer,  Craigentinny 

Buchanan,  Mrs,  grocer,  Burnhouse 

Cameron,  Hugh,  1  Munro  place 

Campbell,  Mrs,  sub -postmistress 

Cavaye,  Robert,  6  Northfield  cottages 

Crawford,  B.,  baker 

Davies,  Richard,  Hussar  tavern 

Dickson,  Andrew,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Restalrig 

Finlayson,  John,  cowfeeder,  Piershill 

Eraser,  John  Mackaj^  {Register  House),  Munro 

place,  Piershill 
Giddings,  J. ,  Kilbiu-n  villa,  3  Abercorn  gardens, 

Piershill 
Gilbert,  James,  gatekeeper,  St  Margaret's  station 
Grieve,  Thomas,  grocer  and  sijiiit  dealer 
Guthrie,  George,  spirit  dealer 

Haigh,  William,  Abercorn  house 

Hunter,  Mrs,  laundress,  Restalrig 

Hutchison,  Mrs  Henry,  Dickson's  park 
Jackson,   Henry,    cowfeeder,   Dean  house,   Res- 
talrig 

Jackson,  John,  labourer,  Fillyside  bank 

Johnstone,  David,  writer,  2  Morrison  place 

Kinghorn,  Adam,  grocer,  Restalrig 

Lilburne,    James,    M.D.,    staff-surgeon,    R.  N., 
]\Iarionville  hoiise 

Lyle,  Peter,  Wlieatfield  house 

M'Evoy,  Peter,  5  Morrison  place 

Merrilees,  Fletcher 

M'Intosh,  William,  smith,  Bunihoixse 

Middlemas,  Robert,  Ivy  cottage 

Mochrie,  Robert,  Northfield  house 

Munro,     Robertson,     nurseryman    and    florist, 
Abercorn  nursery,  Piershill 

Ormiston,  John,  coal  merchant 

Ovenston,  James,  baker 

Paterson,  Francis,  Bimihouse 

Potter,  Alexander,  "WTieatfield  cottage 

Ramage,  Agnes,  dairy 

Ritchie,  Charles,  1  Abercorn  gardens,  Piershill 

Ross,  John,  Dickson's  park 

Shade,  Archibald,  cab-hirer 


II 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


497 


Slierriff,  ^Yilliam,  grocer 

Smith,  Andrew,  Willowbrae  house 

Souter,  John  B. ,  engineer,  N.  B.  E. ,  Alder  bank 

Spears,  George,  Jock's  lodge  house 

Stirling,  James  Hutchison,  LL.D.,  F.E.C.S.E.,2 

Abereorn  gardens,  Piershill 
Sti-achan,  jMrs,  4  Morrison  place 
Taylor,  Peter,  farm-steward,  Lochend 
"Ward,  Edward,  gardener,  Lochend 
"NYeatherstone,  Ben.,  gardener,  Restakig  cottage 
"Whitelaw,  David,  2  Morrison  place 
Williams,  William,  Crown  tavern 
Wilson,  Alexander,  dairyman,  Piersfield  cottage 
Wilson,  James  T. ,  Restalrig  house 
Wood,  Mrs,  refreshment  rooms,  Bank's  land 
Young,  John,  boiler  smith,  Webster's  land 

Joppa. 

See  Portohello. 

Juniper  Green. 

AxDEESOX,  Piobert,  blacksmith 

Arbuckle,  John 

Barr,  John,  dair^mian 

Beilby,  J.  H. ,  Woodhall  paper  mills 

Bonar,  Miss 

Borthwick,  James,  sjjirit  dealer 

Brash,  Miss,  Hill  mount 

Campbell,  Joseph  S. ,  Baberton  house 

Campbell,  JIrs,  si^irit  merchant 

Cunningham,  Thomas,  Mary  cottage 

Dea,  AVilliam,  slater  and  plasterer,  Mavis  cot- 
tage 

Denholm,  William 

Dickson,  Mrs,  Spring  bank 

Downie,  David,  gardener 

Do'miie,  George,  milhraght 

Ferguson,  Bruce  (Inland  Revenue) 

Fleming,  W.,  snuii'-miller,  Spylaw 

Fraser,  James,  Spyfield  cottage 

Gilpin,  Charles  B. 

Gordon,  James,  druggist 

Gordon,  Peter,  physician  and  surgeon 

Gom-lay,  Mrs  E. 

Graham,  Thomas,  baker 

Graham,  Mrs,  post  office 

Harper,  Eobert,  farmer,  Baberton  mains 

Hmiter,  John,  farmer  and  meal  and  grain  mer- 
chant, Woodhall  mains  and  mills 

Ireland,  William,  grocer 

Johnston,  J.,  joiner.  Hill  mount 

Johnston,  Miss,  teacher 

Johnstone,  Alexander,  farmer.  Wester  Hailes 

Kay,  John,  Whitelaw 

Kedslie,  Alexander,  baker 

Lamb,  Mrs,  Eosebank  cottage 

La\\Tie,  William,  farmer,  Fernieflat 

Macdonald,  John,  farmer 

Mackaj',  Hugh  {Precentor  Tron  Cliurch,  Edinr.) 

M'Xeill,  Eev.  Charles,  Free  Church  manse 

Mathew,  James,  teacher 

IMeikle,  Thomas,  farmer 

ililner,  James,  grocer,  Curriemuirend 

ilitchell,  William  James,  farmer 

Peterson,  Miss,  M'Gregor's  cottage 

Porteous,  George,  builder,  Braemar  cottage 

Porteous,  Miss,  dressmaker,  Braemar  cottage 
2  I 


Porter,  Thomas,  Springbank 

Eobertson,  Alexander,  general  merchant 

Eobertson,  Eobert,  Bloomiehall 

Samuel,  A.,  millmaster,  Wright's  mill 

Scott,  A.,  shoemaker 

Scott,  David,  Mount  Pleasant 

Scott,  William,  merchant 

Shirreif,  Dr 

Simpson,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  Curriemuirend 

Steel,  John,  farmer,  Caledonia 

Stenhouse,  ]\Irs,  Thornbank 

Thomson,  Thomas,  W.  S.,  Spylaw  bank 

Usher,  John,  Woodhall  house 

Wales,  James,  flesher 

Walker,  Edward,  tailor 

Watt,  James,  farmer,  Bloomiehall 

Watt,  John,  snutf-miller,  Woodhall  bank 

Watt,  John,  jun.,  snutf-miller,  Braeside  cottage 

Watt,  Eobert,  snutf-miller,  Eastmill 

Wilkie,  William,  builder,  AVoodhall  cottage 

Wright,  A.,  farmer  and  wood  merchant 

Kirkliston. 

Ar.EUCKLE,  John,  dairyman 

Balmer,  T.,  schoolmaster 

Borthwick,  John,  veterinary  surgeon 

Bowe,  ]\Irs,  Newmains 

Brash,  James,  Hallyards 

Brash,  John,  blacksmith 

Brock,  James  A.,  farmer,  Overtoun 

Brown,  John,  smith,  Newbridge 

Burns,  Eev.  James  C.,  Free  Chui'ch  manse 

Carlisle,  James,  grocer 

Cochrane,  Andrew,  flesher 

Dowie,  William,  corn  merchant 

Dudgeon,  G.,  Humble 

Dudgeon,  George,  farmer,  Almond  hill 

Dudgeon,  Eobert,  Humble 

Duncan,  Colonel,  Foxhall 

Forrest,  William,  coal  and  wood  merchant 

Gay,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  Newbridge 

Gleudinning,  George,  farmer,  Newmains 

Grieve,  Henry,  grocer 

Grieve,  ilrs,  draper 

Hamilton,  Archibald,  draper 

Hamilton,  Henry,  slater 

Hay,  James,  teacher 

Henderson,  Agnes,  post  office 

Hog,  Thomas  Alexander,  of  Newliston 

Hunter,  J.,  farmer,  Newlistonhaugh 

Hutchison,  Eobert,  of  Carlowrie,  Carlo^vl■ie  castle 

Jackson,  David,  stationmaster 

Kidd,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  Newbridge 

Lawson,  James,  blacksmith 

Liddell,  Eev.  J.  E.,  parish  minister 

Linn,  James,  Newbridge 

M'Kenzic,  Wm.,  supervisor  of  Inland  Eevenue 

M'Eiddie,  Mrs 

Marshall,  Eobert,  farmer,  Gateside 

Muir,  William,  grocer 

Nimmo,  David,  wright 

Orr,  William,  grocer 

Proven,  William,  spirit  dealer 

Scott,  Thomas,  miller,  PriestmiU 

Simpson,  James,  candlemaker 

Spalding,  James,  tailor  and  clothier 

Steel,  Andrew,  wright 

Stewart  k  Co. ,  distillers 


498 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Thomson,  George,  draper 
Thomson,  James,  builder 
AVallaee,  Walker,  surgeon,  Loanliead 
Wilson,  Richard,  saddler 
Young,  Peter,  farmer,  Mih-ig 

Kirknewton. 

AiTKEN,  Tliomas,  Pathhead 

Ai-buckle,  William,  Leithhead  mills 

Balleny,  William,  farmer,  Little  Bantage 

Braid,  Andrew,  gi'ocer  and  draper,  post  office 

Braid,  James,  farmer,  Humbie 

Dick,  Thomas,  parish  teacher 

Dick,  William,  inspector  of  poor 

Dick,  Mrs,  gi'ocer 

Dow,  Alexander,  Causeyend 

Easton,  Andrew,  farmer,  Kii'knewton  mains 

Gilbert,  James,  overseer,  "WTiitemoss 

Gilbert,  William,  farmer,  Milrig 

Graham,  Thomas,  farmer,  Buteland  hill 

Graham,  Walter,  House  of  Aluii- 

Hamilton,   Robert,  butcher,   grocer,   and  spirit 

dealer 
Hamilton,  Robert,  contractor 
Laing,  James,  cowfeeder 
Liston,  Miss  Ramage,  HUl  house 
Marshall,  Archibald,  joiner 
Marshall,  John,  farmer,  Easter  Newton 
Porteous,  John,  carrier 
Ritchie,  Peter,  farmer,  Boll  o'  Bere 
Smart,  James,  baker  and  grocer 
Smart,  Margaret,  spirit  dealer 
Smith,  Rev.  Hemy  W.,  manse 
Smith,  Robert,  grocer 
Tui'uer,  Peter,  stationmaster 
Welwood,  A.  M. ,  of  JMeadowbank 
Wilkie,  Archibald,  of  Orniiston 
Wilkie,  James,  farmer,  Ormiston 
Wylie,  David,  Haughhead 
Young,  Thomas,  smith,  Sunnyside 

Lassw^ade. 


Blair,  Robert,  baker,  Bridgend 

Boyd,  Thomas  J.,  publisher,  Midfield 

Brodie,  James,  A.C.S.  {Gen.  Reg.  Ho.),  Parson's 

pool 
Brodie,  Rev.  William  C,  U.P.  manse 
Brown,  James,  Wadingbum 
Brown,  Mrs  George,  Edinburgh,  Leith,  and  Lasa- 

wade  carrier,  Wadingbm-n 
Brunton,  W. ,  tailor,  clothier,  and  grocer 
Burns,  Mrs  Eliz.,  of  Reedstone,  Lasswade  cot. 
Bm'ton,  J.,  farmer,  Rosewell  mains 
Calder,  Thomas,  Jauebank,  Broomieknowe 
Campbell,  Alexander,  bootmaker 
Campbell,  Quintin,  teacher,  Rosewell 
Charles,  James,  gardener.  Grove-end 
Cherry,    A.,    treasurer,    St    Paul's    Lodge   Free 

Gardeners,  Nether  houses 
Cherry,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
Co-oPEKATivE  Store,  Provisions,  Polton  street, 

Bonnyiigg 
Corbet,  Thomas,  Inverary  cottage 
Core,  Rev.  AVilliam  G.,  parish  minister,  Carring- 

ton  manse 
Cowe,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier 
Crawford,  E.  T.,  Argyle  cottage 
Cribbes,  Wm.   {Supervisor  of  Inland  Revenue), 

Rosemount 
Crichton,  J.,  fai-mer,  Parduvine 
Crookshank,  ilrs,  Yictoria  cottage 
Cuthbert,  Andrew,  Woodbine  cottage 
Deas,  The  Honourable  Lord,  Pittendriech 
Dickson,  Alexander,  coal  merchant 
Dickson,  George,  Greenbank 
Dickson,  Robert,  miller,  Middlemills 
Drover,  James,  blacksmith,  Wadingburn 
Drummond,  Lady,  Hawthornden 
Diu'ham,  iirs  Dundas,  Polton 
Eaglesham,  James,  Polton  colliery 
Easton,  John,  barber  and  hardware  merchant 
Edgar,  Samuel,  chemist  and  druggist,  Eliot  cot. 
Edie,  A.,  Hawthorn  cottage,  Bonnyiigg 
Elder,  Mrs,  EUzaville,  Broomieknowe 
Elphinstone,  The  Hon.  Edward,  Eldin  house 
Finlayson,  John,  chimney-sweeper.  West  mill 
Flint,  A.  &  J. ,  fanners.  South  Melville 
Forsyth,  Alexander,  Springfield,  Polton 
Forsyth,  George  {Murdoch  A;  F. ),  Maryfield  villa, 

Bonnyiigg 
Fowlis,  A.,  Rose  cottage 


AiTKEN,  William,  Polton  hall 

Aitken,  ilrs,  Ennfield  cottage,  Broomieknowe 

Allan,  Dr,  Quarryhead 

Anderson,  D.,  tiesher 

Anderson,  Mrs  John,  Dalhousie  grange 

Anderson,  Mrs  John,  Eckford  cottage,  Broomie-;  Gardner,  George,  farmer,  Cariington  barns 

knowe  \  Gerard,  Miss,  Prospect  bank 

Annandale,    Alexander,    &   Sons,    papeiTnakers,  i  Gibson,  William,  tailor,  Carrington 

Polton  mill  jGodley,  Mrs,  stationer 

Annandale,  Alexander,  papermaker,  Polton  bank; Go w,  George,  gas  manager,  Goatbrae 
Annandale,  J.  H.,  Esk  tower  I  Gray,  Mrs,  Bellevue  cottage 

Ai'chbald,  Thomas,  Yiewbank  | Hamilton,  Rev.  J.,  M.A.,  Cockpen  F.C.  manse 

Armstrong,    iirs  John,    board   and    education,  j  Harrison,  Miss,  West  AVoodbine  cottage 


Springbank  cottage 
Aruot,  William,  F.C.S.,  St  Anne's  villa 
Baillie,  James,  gi'ocer,  Lasswade 
Baillie,  James,  cowfeeder,  Lasswade 
Baillie,  AVidow,  dairy,  IMelville  gates 
Balbirnie,  John,  Calderwood  bank 
Balden,  Isabella,  grocer,  Hawthornden 
Bayne,  John,  police  constable 
Beattie,  I>Irs,  dairy,  Eskvale 
Bennet,  William,  De  Qiiincy  villa,  Polton 
Blair,  Alex.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Hillhead 


HUl,  Mrs,  china  merchant 
Hogg,  John,  tailor  and  clothier 
Hogg,  Mrs,  Kevock  bank 

Hood,  Archibald,  Whitehill  and  Dalhousie  col- 
lieries, brickworks,  and  oilworks 
Houldsworth,  Walter,  Springfield  house 
Hume  Brothers,  farmers,  Longmoor 
Hunter,  John,  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 
Hunter,  Robert,  faimer,  Dalhousie  Chesters 
Hunter,  Robert,  blacksmith 
Hutchison,  James,  plumber,  etc. 
Johnston,  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Carrington 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


499 


Kay,  "William,  Broomieknowe 

Kemp,  Lieutenaut-Colonel  DaTOl,  Poltou  vale 

Kennaway,  E.,  farmer,  Poltoii  farm 

Kennaway,  Mis,  senior,  Buruliead 

Kerr,  Joliu,  china  mercliaiif,  licensed  dealer  in 

old  metal,  etc. 
Kerr,  Dr  W.  D.,  R.ISr.,  Durham  bank,  Bonuyiigg 
Kidd,  iliss  Pringle,  Lasswade  bank 
Ku'kwood,  Charles,  parochial  schoolmaster,  Car- 

riugton 
Laing,  Miss,  Hillliead  lodge 
Lang,  Mrs,  Viewpark 
Law,  James,  joiner 
Lindsay,  Miss,  South  street 
Lyon,  Mrs  John,  grocer 

M 'Andrew,  J.  M.,  Free  Church  school,  Cockpen 
M 'Donald,  G.,  inspector  of  poor,   and  agent  for 

Insurance  Company  of  Scotland 
Macdonald,  John,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  Lass- 
wade  ;  house,  Esk  vale 
Ikl'Gill,  Charles,  gardener  to  Lord  Deas,  Pitten- 

driech  house 
M'Gill,  David,  smith  and  ironmonger 
M'Gregor,  Peter,  postmaster  and  hotelkeeper 
M 'Hardy,  George,  Hillside  cottage 
Mackenzie,  Eev.  M.  C,  D.D.,  manse,  Lasswade 
Maclareu,  P.  H.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Beechleigh 
Maclaren,  William,  M.B.,  CM.,  etc. 
M'Leod,  Miss,  Cra'W'fiu-d  bank 
M'Veau,  Matthew,  grocer,  BonnjTigg 
Mallieson,  G.,  designer,  carpet-work 
Marshall,  Roljert,  parochial  teacher 
Martin,  Rev.  Hugh  (F.C.),  Greenhill  cottage 
Melville,  General  Right  Hon.  Viscount,  G.C.B., 

Melville  castle 
Mercer,  Thomas,  house  painter 
Millar,  Mrs,  Broomieknowe  house 
Jtldlars,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Milne,  J.  K. ,  Kevock  tower 
Mitchell,  James,  manager,  carpet-works 
Mitchell,  John,  registrar  and  session-clerk,  "West 

Green  cottage 
Mitchell,  P.,  schoolhouse,  Cockpen 
Mitchell,  Misses  E.  &  I\I.,  milliners 
Muir,  John,  baker,  and  Croall's  coach  oflS.ce 
Muii-,  Rev.  John  S.,  Cockpen  manse 
Mm'doch  &  Forsyth,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 

Bonnyi'igg,  and  Springfield,  Polton 
]\Iiu'doch,  Jas. ,  writer  anil  accountant.  Bank  bdgs. 
Murdoch,  James,  baker,  Bonnyrigg 
Murray,  Thomas,  LL.D.,  Elm  bank 
Mutter,  Misses,  Melville  bank 
ISTeilson,  Peter,  colportem-,  Polton  st.,  Bonnyrigg 
Nisbet,  Peter,  chm'cli  officer.  Nether  houses 
Paterson,  John,  gi-ocer 
Patersou,  Peter,  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 
Paterson,  iirs  Thomas,  Durham  pL,  Bonnyi'igg 
Peddle,  Ann,  Myi'tle  gi-ove 
Pendreigh,  George,  Upper  Dalhousie 
Philip,  John,  wood  mer.  and  farmer,  Bonnyrigg 
Porteous,  P.,  &  Son,  painters 
Porteous,  George,  gi-ocer 
Potts,  George  H.,  house  painter  and  decorator, 

Fettis  mount 
Pringle,  Andi-ew,  grocer,  Bonnyi'igg 
Proven,  David,  St  Clair  cottage,  Broomieknowe 
Eae,  James,  market  gardener,  Whitelums 
Ramsay,  11.  B.  "Wardlaw,  of  Whitehill,  etc. 
Eeid,  John,  joiner  and  undertaker 


Reid,  William  Hamilton,  Burnside  cottage 

Renton,  Mrs,  Oakmount 

Rigg,  Hugh,  Polton  colliery 

Ritchie,  Thomas,  buUder,  Bonnyrigg 

Robertson,  Mrs,  Devon  cottage 

Ronald,  John,  S.S.C,  View  park 

Ross,  D.,  giocer,  Poltonhall 

Russel,  James,  shoemaker,  Camngtou 

Scampler,  John,  mole-catcher,  Rosewell 

Scott,  Mrs,-  Springbank 

Simpson  &  Main,  fleshers 

Simpson,  Robert,  farmer,  Edgelaw 

Simpson,  Thomas  H.,  farmer,  Redside 

Skougall,  Jn.,  dairyman,  Ashfieldpl.,  Bonnyrigg 

Smith,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 

Smith,  J.,  gardener,  Melville  castle 

Smith,  ]\Irs,  of  Dunesk 

Somervail,  D.  J.,  Beech  park 

Somerville,  W.,  &  Co.,  glue  and  size  manufac- 
turers, Bonnyi'igg 

Sommerville,  Archibald  F.,  &  Son,  papermakers, 
Kevock  mill 

Sommerville,  William  Alfred,  Glen  Kevock 

Spottiswood,  Miss,  Alma  bank 

Steven,  E.,  joiner,  Burnside,  BonnjTigg 

Steven,  Thomas,  builder,  johier,  timber  mer- 
chant, appraiser,  and  house  agent,  Bonnyrigg ; 
house,  Barnet  bank,  Broomieknowe 

Stewart,  James,  IVIount  Esk 

Stewart,  Wm.,  land-steward,  Dalhousie  castle 

Storie,  George,  bookseller 

Straiton,  Walter,  cabinetmaker,  Bonnyi'igg 

Sti'aiton,  AVilliam,  gi'ocer,  Bonnyi'igg 

Thomson,  J.  B.,  grain  merchant,  Albert  cottage 

Thomson,  Miss  A.,  Albert  cottage 

Thorburn,  Robert,  A.  R.  A. ,  Viewfield  house 

Tod,  Wm.,  k  Son,  papermakers,  St  Leonard's 
mUl  ;  house,  St  Leonard's  house 

Tod,  Wm.,  jun.,  &  Co.,  papermakers,  Springfield 
mills 

Tod,  Alexander,  farmer,  Aikendean 

Tod,  Andrew,  Mavis  bush 

Tod,  David,  Viewforth 

Tod,  Jn.,  and  Mrs  Wm.  Tod,  St  Leonard's  house 

Tod,  Thomas,  fai-mer,  Carrington  mains 

Tod,  William,  Glenesk 

Trotter,  William,  draper 

Tweedie,  Mrs,  Whitehill  villa 

Watson,  Henry,  farmer,  Lingerwood 

Watson,  James,  carter,  contractor,  and  wood 
merchant,  Woodfield 

Webster,  John,  Quarryhead  house 

Weir,  Rd.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  Eldin  pi. 

Weir,  Miss,  dressmaker,  Elm  row 

Weddell,  W.  H.,  Broomieknowe 

Wells,  Mrs,  Broomville 

Widuell,  Henry,  &  Son,  carpet  manufacturers, 
Lasswade  and  Roiilin  ;  house.  The  Elms 

Woodward,  Major,  Grove  hill  house 

^^'right,  J. ,  St  Leonard's  paper  mills 

Voung,  W.,  session-clerk,  registrar',  and  agent 
for  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Leadburn. 

Affleck,  Joseph,  farmer,  Roseview 
Aitchisou,  George,  Rosehill 
Alexander,  John,  Easter  Deans 
Berriesford,  Captain,  Magly  hill 


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500 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Black,  James,  farmer,  Ruclin-lees 

Blackie,  James,  farmer,  Macbrassie 

Brown,  James,  stationmaster 

Clerk,  Abraham,  farmer,  Graybrae 

Crawford,  Adam,  sub-postmaster,  Leadburn  toll 

Dalgleisli,  Thomas,  innkeeper 

Dalgleish,  Thos.,  post  messenger.  Mountain  cross 

Hogg,  Robert,  farmer,  Rosemay 

Inch,  James,  farmer,  Wester  Deans 

M'Intosh,  James,  Lamanclia 

Mossman,  David,  farmer  and  gardener,  Whim 

Murdison,  William,  farmer,  Craigburn 

Porteous,  John,  farmer,  Whim 

Reid,  James,  farmer,  Mosshouses 

Reid,  Thomas,  Newstead 

Scott,  William,  farmer,  Blaircochran 

Smart,  James,  farmer,  Kingside 

Stuart,  Hugh,  farmer 

Thom,  James,  farmer.  Grange 

Young,  Robert,  Ann's  mill 

Liberton  and  Gilmerton. 

AiTCiiisoN,  John,  Mount  Vernon 

xVitken,  William,  blacksmith.  Smithy  green 

Anderson,  David,  of  Moredun 

Baird,  Sir  J.  Gardiner,  Bart.,  Edmonstone  house 

Beatson,  Robert,  W.S.,  Craigmillar 

Black,  Robert,  farmer,  Liberton  mains 

Borthwick,  Lewis,  of  Springwood  park 

Brodie,  David,  LI.  D. ,  L.  R.  0.  S.  E. ,  Columbialodge 

Brunton,  Mrs,  merchant,  Gilmerton 

Christie,  William,  of  Craigend  park 

Church,  Duncan  M.,  Fairnie  bank 

Cochrane,  John 

Cochrane,  W. ,  inspector  of  poor,  Moredun  cot. 

Cowe,    William,    j)rivate  lodgings  for  invalids, 
Greenend  house 

Crawford,  William,  gardener,  Stenhouse 

Croall,  John,  Southfield 

Crosbie  &  Sons,  miners,  etc.,  Gilmerton 

Cross,  Robert,  farmer,  Hilltown 

Denholm,  David,  farmer,  Cauldcoats 

Douglas,  Bentlem,  farmer,  Peffer  mill 

Dow,  Alexander,  baker,  Gilmerton 

Dow,  John,  shoemaker,  Greenend 

Dow,  William,  joiner  and  merchant,  Gilmerton 

Duncan,  John,  of  Burnhead 

Dunlop,  John  Cunningham,  Liberton  tower 

Eckford,  Peter,  merchant,  Stenhouse 

Edgely,  Robert,  farmer,  Gilmerton 

Edgely,  Thomas,  farmer,  Gilmerton 

Fergus,  Mrs,  farmer,  Craigo'er 

FuUerton,  A. ,  St  Agnes 

Galloway,  J- ,  flesher,  Liberton  tower  cottage 

Good,  Alexander,  wright.  Nether  Liberton 

Goodfellow,  Robert,  land-steward,  Lich  cottage 

Graham,  John,  flesher,  Gilmerton 

Guthrie,  Rev.  David,  Free  Church  manse 

Guthrie,  Patrick,  Almora 

Hardy,  ilrs,  farmer,  Muirhouse 

Harper,  Robert,  farmer,  Edmonstone  mains 

Harper,  W. ,  farmer,  Longthorne,  Drumbank  ho. 

Henry,  J.,  S.S.C,  The  Cottage,  Burnhead 

Hope,  R.  A.,  Liberton  house 

Hope,  Thomas,  smith.  Nether  Liberton 

Hutchison,  Thomas,  corn  dealer,  Greenend 

Inch,  John,  farmer,  Westmains 

Inch,  Mrs,  South  house 

Inncs,  Thoma.s,  horse  dealer,  Gilmerton 


Jack,  Mrs,  baker,  Gilmerton 

Jack,  Mr.s,  grocer,  Gilmerton 

Kelly,  Thomas  J.,  schoolma.ster 

Kerr,  John,  post  office,  Greenend 

Laing,  John,  farmer,  Melville  grange 

Laing,  Mrs,  Shawfair 

Lamb,  John,  slater  and  builder 

Liddell,  Miss,  teacher,  Edmonstone 

Littlejohn,  George,  wright.  Smithy  gi-een 

Lothian,  Maurice,  of  St  Catherine's 

Lumsden,  John,  sanitary  inspector,  Gilmerton 

Lyle,  Miss,  grocer,  Edmonston 

M'Gregor,  Mrs,  Mount  Pleasant 

M'Kay,  Daniel,  Cameron  bank 

M'Laren,  Duncan,  St  Catherine's  cottage 

M'Laren,  Joseph  D.,  St  Catherine's  cottage 

Mitchell,  Alexander,  horse  dealer,  Gilmerton 

Monteith,  Bryden,  farmer.  Tower  mains 

Moore,  William,  teacher,  Gilmerton 

Morrison,  James,  Viewbank 

Mylne,  Thomas,  farmer,  Niddrie  mains 

Nisbet,  John  More,  Drum  house 

Peacock,  Thomas,  M.D.,  Stenhouse 

Pendreigh,  Alexander,  Dove  park  cottage 

Pennycuick,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Pettegrew,  Wm.  S.  (Sas'me  Office),  Liberton  cot. 

Rae,  James,  grocer,  Gilmerton 

lledpath.  Miss,  Bank  house,  Gilmerton 

Sadler,  Mrs,  Gilmour  house 

Savage,  R.  F.,  teacher,  Niddrie 

Sharp,  Joseph,  horse  dealer,  Gilmerton 

Smart,  James,  farmer,  Liberton  park 

Smeall,  Thomas,  gardener,  Wisp 

Smillie,  Henry,  farmer.  West  edge 

Stewart,  Rev.  John,  manse 

Stewart,  Rev.  Peter,  M.A.,  manse,  Gilmerton 

Stewart,  Thomas,  potato  merchant,  Bridgend 

Stobie,  Thomas,  gardener,  Kirklands 

Symons,  Mrs,  Rockville  cottage 

Taylor,  Mrs 

Taylor,  Miss  Isabella,  teacher,  Gilmerton 

Torrance,  William,  farmer,  Hyvot's  bank 

Trotter,  Richard,  of  Mortonhall 

Vaughan,  Hon.  John,  ]\Ioredun  mains 

Watson,  John,  flesher,  Gilmerton 

Wauchope,  Andrew,  of  Niddrie 

Webster,  Thos. ,  manager,  Burdiehouse  limeworks 

Wedderburn,  Lieutenant-Colonel,  Liberton  house 

Whyte,  Thomas,  Nivelle  cottage 

Wright,  William,  grocer,  Niddrie  mill 

Young,  W.,  land-steward,  Meadowh'd,]\Iortonliall 

Livingston. 

See  Colder,  Mid, 

Loanhead. 

AiXSLiE,  John,  farmer,  Hillend 

Aitehison,  Mrs,  Linden  cottage 

Alexander,  William,  tailor  and  clothier 

Allan,  John,  farmer,  Broomhills 

Arbuthnot,  George  C.,  Mavisbank  house 

Barton,  Robert,  Pentland  house 

Borthwick,  ]\lisses,  merchants 

Brown,  Thomas,  farmer,  Pentland  mains 

l]ruce,  Thomas,  tailor,   clothier,  general  draper, 

and  milliner 
Cameron,  Misses,  Hillwood 
Craig,  Jame.s,  joiner  and  undertaker 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


501 


Cuuninghani,  Joliu,  millwriglit,  New  Peutland 

Dowiiie,  Hugh,  Ijoot  and  shoe  maker 

Dunlop,  Alexander,  baker 

Dunn,  JIrs,  fanner,  Burdiehouse  mains 

Elder,  Thomas,  merchant 

Fairlie,  Thomas,  merchant 

Falconer,  James 

Falconer,  John,  surgeon 

Ferguson,  John,  fanner,  Burghlee 

Fowler,  John,  innkeeper 

Gladston,  John,  daily,  Pathhead 

Glover,  James,  postmaster 

Hair,  H.,  Grange  bank 

Hargrieve,  Da\id,  wine  merchant  and  grocer 

Hutchison,  Hugh,  flesher 

Jamieson,  "Wm.,  fanner,  Straiton  and  Mayshade 

Jones,  Jn.,  underground  manager,  Shotts  Iron  Co. 

Ka.j,  Eev.  Alex.  C,  minister,  Free  Church  of 
Scotland,  Grasmere  cottage 

Kay,  "William,  merchant,  Straiton 

Kaj',  "William,  plumber 

Ketchen,  A.,  &  Son,  builders.  Hawthorn  terrace 

Killcn,  James,  senior,  mole-catcher 

Lamb,  Mrs  Mary 

Leadbetter,  James,  gardener,  Muirfield 

Lindsay,  James,  Dryden  bank 

Lindsay,  John,  farmer 

M'Caul,  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  dressmaker 

M'Cubbins,  Andrew,  saddler 

M'Kobb,  William,  police  constable 

Millar,  Miss,  "Whytland  house 

Murray,  James,  gi-ocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Murray,  John,  china  merchant 

Nelson,  Robert  R.,  The  Fountain 

Pae,  David,  New  Pentland  cottage 

Paterson,  Isabella,  merchant 

Pear.son,  James,  junior,  baker 

Pendrich,  John,  spirit  dealer,  Pentland  inn 

Porteous,  Mrs,  milliner,  dressmaker,  k  gen.  draper 

Pringle,  James,  Pentland  villa 

Purdie,  John,  painter 

Reekie,  Arthur  H.,  dispensing  chemist 

Robertson,  "William,  builder 

Russell,  ]\Iisses,  Meadow  Bank  cottage 

Sclater,  James,  farmer,  To'mihead 

Sclater,  Mrs,  farmer,  Ingine 

Smith,  Robert,  gi-ocer 

Steven,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier 

Stewart,  John,  bookkeeper.  Linden  cottage 

Stodart,  Adam,  farmer,  Damhead 

Stodart,  ^Matthew,  farmer,  Damhead 

Storrie,  John,  merchant 

Symington,  John,  flesher 

Telfer,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant 

Thomson,  Robert,  innkeeper 

Thornburn,  Dr 

Umpherston  Brothers,  engineers,  millwrights, 
and  founders 

Umpherston,  Charles,  Elmswood 

IJmpherston,  Francis,  Elmswood 

Umpherston,  James,  Elmswood 

Umpherston,  "William,  engineer.  Linden  lodge 

"Veitch,  Mrs,  merchant,  Burdiehouse 

"Watson,  John,  manager  Shotts  Iron  Co.,  Mar- 
jory bank  cottage 

"WTiite,  John,  farmer,  Paradykes 

"Wilson,  Alexander,  Floweriield 

Young,  James,  baker 

Young,  R.,  manager,  Straiton  oil  and  lime  works 


Lothian  Burn. 

Begbie,  John,  dairjnnan,  Egj^jt 
Burton,  J.  H.,  advocate,  Craig  house 
Cunningham,  Mrs,  Morton 
Curror,  John,  farmer,  Comistou 
Duff,  Alexander,  dairyman,  Braidburn 
Dulf,  George,  Braidburn 
Finnie,  C.  J.,  Swanston 

Gibsone,  John  Charles  Hope,  of  Pentland,  major- 
general  in  the  army,   and  colonel  of  the  8th 
Hussars,  Comiston  house 
Johnston,  John,  overseer,  Craig  house 
Law,  John,  daiiyinan 
M'Callum,  John,  farmer,  Plewlands 
Mason,  Robert,  fanner,  Morton  mains 
]\Iatheson,  Archd. ,  market  gardener,  Plewlands 
Pringle,  James,  Greenbank  farm  house 
Reid,  John,  dairyman,  Bowbridge 
Skelton,  John,  The  Hermitage,  Braid 
Swan,  John,  &  Sons,  farmers.  Upper  Braid 
Watson,  Wm.,  &  Son,  house  carpenters  and  joiners 
White,  Alexander,  blacksmith 

Milton  Bridge. 

Allen,  Captain  D.    F.,    late   17th    Regiment, 

governor  of  military  prison,  Greenlaw 
Armstrong,  Alex.,  road  surveyor,  Auchendinny 
Cameron,  Duncan,  schoolmaster,  Glencross 
Clapperton,  George,  Auchendinny  mill 
Cole,    Rev.    Robert,    chaplain    to    the    military 

prison,  Greenlaw  park 
Cowan,  James,  washing  establishment,  Auchen- 
dinny, Mill  house 
Cowan,  John,  Beeslack 
Crearer,  Alexander,  canteen,  Greenlaw 
Forbes,  William,  contractor,  Auchendinny 
Foulis,  David,  Loganbrae 
Gilbert,  Mrs  Janet,  dressmaker 
Gow,  Petei',  farmer,  New  Milton 
Grant,  Dr,  deputj^-inspector  of  hospitals,  Greenlaw 
Henderson,  William,  farmei",  ]\Iilton  mill 
Inglis,  Miss  Helen,  spirit  merchant.  Fishers'  tryst 
Lawson,    James,    grocer   and  land-sru'veyor,   24 

]\Iilton  cottages 
Lockie,  John,  millmaster,  Milton  mill 
]\I  'Dougall,  Edward  &  Thomas,  Auchendinny  ho. 
M  'Gill,  Mrs  Agnes,  spirit  dealer,  Auchendinny 
iliddleton,  John,  railway  store,  Auchendinny 
Munro,  Jo.,  grocer,  Easter  bridge,  Auchendinny 
Ness,  William,  blacksmith,  Auchendinny 
Niven,  Andrew,  carrier.  Fishers'  tryst 
Niven,  William,  carrier,  Fishers'  tryst 
Ritchie,  Robert,  smith 
Smaill,  George,  Auchendinny 
Smith,  Archibald,  bottler,  Milton  bank 
Sommerville,  William,  &  Son,  Dalmore  mill 
Thompson,  Mrs,  Beeslack 

Thomson,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  Auchendinny 
Thorburn,  John,  gi'ocer  and  postmaster,  Loganlee 
Wetcomb,  John,  police  constable,  Milton  cottages 
White,  James,  manager,  Dalmore  mill 

Murray  field. 

B.^^iLDON,  Henry  C,  Dunclitfe 
Bayne,  C,  Craigview 
Begbie,  ili  s,  Innerwick  lodge 
Binnie,  John,  baker 


502 


COUNTY  DIRECTOEY. 


Black,  Samuel,  Coltbridge  scliool 

Blair,  Robert,  Old  Saughton  house 

Bryden,  Robert  (  W.  B.  .£■  Son),  Waltham  lodge 

Bryden,  ]\Irs  William,  Waltham  lodge 

Buchanan,  James,  dairyman,  Damhead 

Buchanan,  John,  daii-yman,  Damhead 

Buchanan,  Mrs  Andrew,  grocer  and  postmistress 

Chalmers,  Misses,  St  Leonard's 

Chapman,  Robert,  miller.  Daily  mills 

Clyde,   James,    M.A.,  LL.D.,  classical  master, 

Edinburgh  Academy,  2  Murrayfield 
Cowan,  Charles,  Westerlee 
Cox,  J.  &  G.,  tanners  and  glue  manufactiu'ers, 

Gorgie  mills 
Cox,  John,  Gorgie  house 
Coxe,  Sir  James,  M.D.,  Commissioner  in  Lunacy, 

Kinellan 
Craig,  James  {Cra'uj  it-  Rose),  Tor 
Davidson,  D.,  Hazelbank 
Dickson,  John,  farmer,  Saughton  mains 
Duff,  Mrs,  Greenside  lodge 
Duncan,  G. ,  wright  and  builder,  Rosebank  cot. 
Gordon  k  Son,  Coltbridge  nursery 
Gray,  George,  grocer,  Gorgie  mills 
Hay,  Charles,  Sighthill 

Henderson,  Wm. ,  blacksmith,  Cairns  cot. ,  Gorgie 
Hill,  W.  S.,  Murraj^eld  house 
Hog,  Mrs,  senior,  of  ISTewliston,  Dim-Edin 
Hope,  James,  Behnont 

Law,    Right   Hon.    William,    Hermitage,    Lord 
Provost  of  Edinburgh 

Lorimer,  Llrs,  Wood^-ille 

Lowe,  AV.  Hemy,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Balgreen 

M'Intosh,  Misses,  Green.side  lodge 

Maccall,  Peter,  spiiit  dealer 

Marshall,  John,  Pembroke  lodge 

Marshall,  Robert,  Old  Saughton 

Muir,  Gavin,  blacksmith 

Nicholson,  J. ,  Brier  bank 

ISTimmo,  ]\Irs,  Sighthill 

K"oble,  David,  dairj^man,  Stenhouse  mills 

Penman,  J\Irs,  Bythorn 

Eobb,  James,  farmer,  Gorgie 

Robertson,  John,  joiner,  Parkhead 

Ross,  Daniel,  Rockville 

Ross,  James,  millmaster,  Saughton  mills 

Ross,  Peter,  millmaster,  Coltbridge  mill 

Russell,  John,  farmer,  Saughton-hall  mains 

Thomson,  James,  farmer,  Rosebm-n  and  Wester 
Dairy 

Thomson,  J. ,  gardener,  Crooks  of  Murrayfield 

Turnbull,  James,  Coltbridge  house 

Walker,  Robert,  blacksmith,  Parkhead 

Walker,  William,  Carlton  lodge 

Walton,  W.  R.,  Murray  bank  house 

Welch,  ]\Irs,  Rose  bank 

Wilkie,  J.,  wright,  Albert  cottage,  Gorgie 

Wintour,  Wm.,  house  painter.  Hawthorn  lodge 

Wood,  Dr  Alexander,  Brae  lodge 

Musselburgh  and  Fisherro'w. 

Adamsox,  j\lexander,  Aracan  cottage,  Eskgreen 
Aitchison,  William,  Drummoi'e 
Aitchison,  Miss  E.,  25  Millhill 
Aitken,  James,  Brunstane  mills 
Aitkenhead,  ]\Irs  Jane,  Lily  bank  cottage 
Alexander,  John,  manager,  Wallyford  colliery 
Alexander,  Rev.   Wm.   L.,  D.D.,  St  Augustine 
Church,  Edinburgh  ;  ho.  Pinkieburn  house 


Alison,  Thomas  k  Peter,  drapers,  High  street 
Allan,  A.,  &  Son,  builders,  house  agents,  and 

appraisers,  58  ISTewbigging 
Allan,  Alexander  {A.  tt  Son),  56  Newbigging 
Allan,  George,  painter,  glazier,  and  paperhanger, 

66a  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Allan,  Methven  [Agent,  North  British  and  Mer- 
cantile Insurance  Co.),  56  Newbiggiug 
Allan,  Helen,  publican,  Carlhall 
Almond,  Hely  H.,  Loretto  house 
Anderson  &  Co. ,  brass  and  iron  founders,  oil,  gas, 

heating  and  ventilating  engineers,  etc. 
Anderson,  John,  k  Co.,  Bush  brewery,  Fisher- 
row ;  house.  Bush  house 
Anderson,  James,  senior,  Bridgend 
Anderson,    James,  pharmaceutical   chemist  and 
stationer,  101  High  street  and  29  Bridge  street ; 
house,  105  High  street 
Anderson,  James,  ironfounder,  Parkend  cottage 
Anderson,  P.,  tailor,  104  High  street 
Anderson,  Mr.s,  112  High  street 
Ai'chibald,    Henry,  spiiit  merchant,  115  High. 

street,  Fisherrow 
Annan,  Jas.,  joiner  &  cabinetmaker,  Newbigging 
Archibald,  M  'Kenzie,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  70 

High  street,  Fishen-ow 
Archibald,  R.,  spirit  dealer,  46  High  street 
Atkinson,  J.  G.,  Beatrice  cottage.  Market  street 
BailUe,  Lockhart  (I.E.),  AATiitehouse,  East  port 
Bain,  Charles  M.,  tea  merchant,  125  High  street 
Balmain,  Thomas  C,  comm.  agent.  High  street 
Banks,  Thomas,  gi'ocer,  spirit  merchant,  and  net 

agent.  Sea  View  inu,  Fisherrow 
Barbour,  John,  baker,  49  High  street,  Fifsherrow 
Barlas,  Rev.  George,  minister".  United  Presby- 
terian church,  MiUhill 
Baxter,  Rev.  Thomas  H.,  2  Hope  park 
Beattie,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  28 

Bridge  street ;  house,  South  vennel 
Begg,  Mrs  M.,  draper,  86  High  street 
Bell,    A.,    china  warehouse,    71    High    street, 

Fisherrow 
Beveridge,  Rev.  J.  G. ,  Inveresk  manse 
Bisset,  Andrew,  MTight,  S.  Vermel,  FisheiTOW 
Bisset,  James,  joiner,  So;;th  vennel  ;  house,  27 

Bridge  street,  Fisherrow 
Bisset,  Robert,  builder,  15  Eskside,  Fisherrow 
Black,  David,  spirit  dealer.  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Black,  Richard,  grocer,  Millhill 
Black,  Miss,  The  Cottage,  Dah-ymple  loan 
Blair,  George  A. ,  1  High  street 
Blair,  Thomas,  printer,  125  High  street 
Blyth,  Robert,  draper,  68  High  sti'eet ;  house, 

34  Newbig,ging 
Boak,  Mrs  ]\Iargaret,  Jessie  villa,  Fisherrow 
Bogle,  Wm.,  draper,  57  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  18  Bridge  street 
fiourhill,    George,    sheepskin-mat  manufacturer 

and  wool  agent,  Shee]ifield 
Bourhill,  Thos.,  baker,  148  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
l^ouvhill,  Wm. ,  coi'k  manufacturer,  8  Bridge  st. 
Bourhill,  Miss,  7  Eskside 
Bridgeford,  David  F.,  S.S.C,  8  High  street 
Bridges,  ]\Irs,  Bellield  house 
Brockie,  James,  18  Bridge  street 
Brodie,  Miss,  5'oung  ladies'  select  school,  3  Eskside 
Brooks,  James,  tailor,  53  High  street 
Brooks,  William,  slater  and  glazier,  123  High  st. ; 
house,  Tabernacle  wynd 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


503 


Browu,  James,  grocer,  26  Market  street 

Brown,  "William,  Le\^"isvale 

Brown,  ^Mrs  Joanna,  Hope  place 

Bruce,  John,  spirit  merchant,  Wonder  street 

Brunton,  "\Vm.  IST.,  surveyor,  3  Bridge  street 

BRryxsFiELD  Links  Golf  Club,  Millhill 

Burn,  ]\Irs  William,  58  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Burns,  J.  &  A.,  shoemakers,  96  High  street 

Caird,  A.,  ship-chandler,  Fisherrow 

Caird,  And.rew,  spirit  dealer,  N'ew  st.,  Fisherrow 

Campbell,    Bro-\m,    &   Dudgeon,   seed-crushers, 

West  Bush  oilmills 
Campbell,  Ad.,  gardener,  Eskside 
Campbell,   C.   D.    {Agent,    Life  Association   of 

Scotland  and  P/iKnix  Fire  Insurance   Co.), 

Roseville,  Inveresk 
Campbell,  Jas. ,  coal  and  gravel  mercht. ,  Millhill 
Campbell,  John,  Leith  carrier,  1  Millhill 
Campbell,  John  S.,  gardener,  Newbigging 
Carey,  William,  house  painter,  103  High  street 
Carlisle,  George,  High  street,  Fisherrov; 
Carlow,  Charles,  colliery  manager,  Backhill  ho. 
Carriek,    F.   &  A.,   edge-tool  manufacturers,   1 

New  street,  Fisherrow 
Carse,   Llessrs,  house  painters,    8   High  sti'eet, 

Fisherrow 
Carse,  M.,  baker,  etc.,  139  High  street 
Carse,    Thomas  {Agent,   Royal  Insurance  Co.), 

High  street 
Carse,  Thomas  {lAvingstone  ct  C),  Mansfield  ho. 
Carse,  Mrs  Thomas,  14  Bridge  street 
Chalmers,  Alexander,  superintendent  of  Asylum, 

Melville  house,  Fisherrow 
Chalmers,  !Mrs,  The  Cottage,  Fisherrow 
Charles,  W.,  Grove  sti-eet 
Christie,  C.  &  A.,  Wallyford  colliery 
Christie,  John,  131  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Clapperton,    Alexander,   grocer   and  wine   mer- 
chant, 109  High  street 
Clark,  Adam,  taUor,  16  Smart's  -nnyTid 
Clark,  D.,  house  painter,  etc.,  135  High  street 
Clark,  Francis  Wm.,  grocer,  128  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Clark,  Robert,  horse  dealei',  ISTew  st.,  Fisherrow 
Clark,  William,  brewer,  2  Eskside 
Clark,  Wm.,  co-«^eeder,  91  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Clerk,  Miss  Jessie,  Eosemount 
Cleugh,  John,  Rosehall 
Coldwells,  Thomas,  gardener,  Dambrae 
Colt,  Mrs,  Inveresk  house 
CoiiinERCiAL  Baxk  of  Scotland;  office,  Bridge 

street ;  A.  0.  Spence,  agent 
Cowan,  R.  D.   {Commercial  Bank,  Edhiburgh), 

Campie  lane  house 
Cowan,  John,  telegraph  officer,  ISTew  Hailes  station 
Cowan,  M.  W.,  M.D.,  surgeon  R.IST.,  153  High 

street 
Cowan,  Mrs  J.,  153  High  sti-eet 
Craven,  ilrs  Thomas,  gi'ocer  and  spirit  dealer. 

Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Crerar,  Misses  C.  &  51.,  milliners,  iN'ewbigging 
Croll,  John,  manufactiu'er  and  draper,  107  High 

street,  FisheiTow 
CuHen,  Mrs  Isabella  M'Pherson,  Spring  gardens 
Cmrie,  James,  South  vennel,  Fisherrow 
Currie,  John,  plumber,  100  High  st.,  Fisherrow; 

house,  98 
Currie,   WiUiam,    baker  and  grocer,   13   High 

street,  Fisherrow 


Dairnie,  James,  carrier 

Davidson,  Mrs,  Lewisvale 

Davie,  William,  pawnbroker,  Todd's  bridge 

Deans  k,  JMoore,  coalmasters,  lessees  of  Carberry, 

Drummore,  Elphinstone  Tower,  Pencaitland, 

and  Penston  collieries  ;  office,  Smeaton  park, 

Inveresk 
Delgaty,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  45 

High  street 
Denholm,  David,  farmer,  Carberry  mains 
Denholm,  James,  farmer,  Carberry  Hillhead 
Dewar,  M.,  cb-essmaker,  35  High  st.,  Fishen-ow 
Dickson,  Robei't,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  69 

High  street 
Donaldson,  James,  Kildonan  cottage,  Millhill 
Dow,    Henry  Russell,    F.E.I.S.,  Rector  of  the 

Grammar  school,  121  High  street 
Downie  &  Kinghorn,  contractors,  Fisherrow 
Dnimraond,  James,  Royal  hotel,  High  sti'eet 
Drummond,  Robert,  chimney-sweeper,  MUlhill 
Dudgeon,  J.  R.  &  G.,  fleshers,  97  High  street 
Dudgeon,  Robert,  Trinity  house 
Duff,  Captain  Benjamin,  Lily  bank 
Dufi",  Miss  Christina,  7  Wonder  street 
Duncan,  David  Scott,  farmer,  Monkton  house 
Duncan,  Walter,  grocer,  166  High  sti'eet 
Duncan,  William,  IMillhill 
Dundas,  Mrs,  Halkerston  lodge,  Inveresk 
Dunlop,  John,  slater,  Newbigging 
Eckford,  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  Eskside 
Edwards,   James    Fon-est,    writer  and    notary 

public.  Bridge  street 
Elder,  James,  farmer,  Whitehill  mains 
Elphinstone,  Lord,  Carberry  tower 
Emlay,  James,  flesher,  87  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Eskside  Fibre  Works,  manufacturers  of  paper- 
makers'  pulp 
Farquharson,   Francis,   slater,   9  Grove  cottage, 

Newbigging 
Farquharson,   John,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,   and 

upholsterer,  13  Bridge  sti'eet 
Fearns,  G.,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  70 

High  street 
Ferguson,  Robert,  sheepskin-mat  manufacturer, 

Millhill  ;  house,  Millhill  house 
Feii'ier,  George,  family  grocer,  36  High  street 
Ferrier,  John,  gardener,  Dalrymple  loan 
Fimister,  Catherine,  4  Linkfield 
Foote,  Edward  J. ,  manager,  net  factory,  Eskvale 
Forbes,   Rev.  Alexander,  assistant  minister  and 

session-clerk,  7  Eskside 
Forbes,  Charies,  MillhiU 
Fornian,  Mrs,  publican,  Leven  hall 
Forrest,    R.   &  S.,  china  merchants,  142  High 

street ;  house,  34  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Forrester,  Mrs  James,  44  High  street 
Forster,  James,  earthenware  manufactory,  New- 
bigging 
Foulis,  John,  chemist,  35  Eskside 
Fraser,  John,  smith  and  ironmonger,  119  High 

street 
Gairdner,  Mrs,  Lamont  place 
Ganson,  D.,  cooper,  Fisherrow 
Gardner,  Daniel,  farmer,  Barbachlaw 
Gaiwie,  Miss  H.,  131  High  sti-eet,  Fisherrow 
Ga'S'in,  P.,  &  Sons,  canvas manufactiu'ers,  Millhill 
Gay,  John,  flesher,  40  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Gibson,    Charles,    cabinetmaker   and  joiner,    8 

MillhiU 


504 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Gibson,  Henry,  tobacconist,  67  High  street 

Gillies,  James,  gardener,  Wallyford 

Gillon,  Mrs,  44  High,  street,  Fislierrow 

Gordon,  James,  stationer  and  newsagent,  107 
High  street,  and  86  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Gourlay,  Jas.,  market  gardener,  Dalrymple  loan 

Gourlay,  ]\Irs  Eliza,  Golf  house 

Graham,  William,  Campie  house 

Gray,  H.,  spirit  merchant,  Ship  inn,  Fisherrow 

Gray,  W.  A.,  proprietor  of  Mid-Lothian  stone- 
ware potteries.  West  vennel,  and  at  Portobello 

Gray,  W.  A.,  M.D.and  M.K.C.S.E.,Newbigging 


Graj',  William,  Eastfield  cottage 

Grey,  Alexander,  veterinary  siu'geon,  Ivy  lodge. 

Links 
Grierson,  Samuel,  M.E.C.S.,  superintendent  of 

the  Border  Counties  Asylum,  Millholm  house 
Grieve  &  M'Kinlay,  Pinkie  brick  and  tile  works 
Grieve,    John,    salt  manufacturer.   Pinkie  pans, 

Pinkie  quarry  and  brickwork  j 

Grieve,  John,  smith  and  ironmonger,  2  Bridge  st.  | 
Gulland,  John,  farmer,  Monktonhall  , 

Handasyde,  Thomas,   &  Davidson,  niu'serymen, 

seedsmen,  and  florists.  Glen  nurseries,  and  4 

India  buildings,  Edinburgh  ! 

Handas3'de,  Wm. ,  South  bush  nursery,  Fisherrow 
Handyside,  Miss,  Greenhall  j 

Harper,  Francis,  Springfield,  Inveresk 
Hawldns,  Joseph,  bootmaker,  76  High  street 
Haj',   Peter  &  John,  dyers  and  bleachers,  Esk- 

vale 
Hay,  J.,  150  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hay,  John,  Eskvale 
Hay,  Miss,  Herkes  loan 
Henderson,  James,  flesher,  64  High  street 
Henderson,  Elizabeth,  china  merchant,  51  High 

street 
Henry,  Miss  M.,  2  Smeaton  grove,  Inveresk 
Hewitt,  Josiali,  grocer,  174  High  st.,   Fisherrow 
Hill,  Geo.,  superintendent  of  works,  72  High  st. 
Hill_,   John  [H.M.   Customs),   129  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
HUl,    Mrs   Isabella,    baker,    etc..    High   sti-eet, 

Fisherrow 
Hirschfeld,  Giiido  (Gen.  manager  N.B.  Stearine 

Co.,  Limited),  10  High  street 
Hogg,  Js. ,  hairdresser  and  wigmaker,  55  High  st. 
Hooker,    James,    teacher,   Free   Church   school, 

Fisherrow 
Hope,  Sir  Archibald,  Pinkie  house 
Howie,  Alex.,  Edinburgh  carrier.  Tod's  bridge 
Huie,  Hector  Munro,  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Hume,  Thomas,  grocer,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hume,  Miss,  94  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hunter,  Alexander,   maltster,  High  street ;  ho. 

5  Linkfield 
Hunter,  Henry  H.,  baker  and  confectioner,  89 

High  street 
Hunter,  P.,  farmer,  Whitecraig 
Hunter,  Peter,  missionarj',  Scottish  Coast  Mis- 
sion, Herkes  loan 
Hunter,  Robert,  plasterer,  32  High  street 
Hurst,    George,  bricklayer  and  furnace-builder. 

Market  street 
Hutt,  William,  victual  dealer,  78  High  street 
Imrie,  Eev.  James,  A.M.,  Moray  cot.,  Eskgreen 
Inglis,     Alexander,    gardener    and    commission 
agent,  16  Bridge  street 


Inglis,  John,  .spirit  dealer,  ISTewbigging 
Innes,  Adam,  baker,  32  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Innes,  Miss  M.,  draper,  34  Market  street 
Johnston,  James   (acfent,  Scottish  Legal  Burial 

Loan  Society),  9  Wonder  street 
Johnston,    Robert,    druggist,    89    High    street, 

Fisherrow 
Keii',  P.,  boatbuilder  and  shipwi-ight,We.st  bush  ; 

house.  Marine  cottage,  Fisherrow 
Kelt,  Peter,  commission  agent.  Prospect  place 
Kemp,  J.,  &  Co.,  wine  merchants,  25  High  street 
Kemp,  John  F.,  parsonage  house.  High  street 
King,  George,  26  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Kirsopp,  Wm.,  draper  and  clothier,  72  High  st. 
Laing,  John,  teacher.  Old  Craighall 
Laing,  Walter  (Inland  Bevenue),  64  Fisherrow 
[Laing,  Miss  Beatrice,  Cairnie  house 
Lauder,  Alexander,  farmer  and  gardener,  Goshen 
Laurie,  George,  surgeon,  32  Bridge  street 
Laurie,  James,  Smart\'ille,  Fisherrow  links 
Lawson,  Archibald  &  Stephen,  painters,  glaziers, 

and  paperhangers.  High  street 
Lawson,  William,  6  High  street 
Lees  &  Edwards,  writers  and  notaries  public,  and 

agents  for  Caledonian  Insurance  Company,  36 

Bridge  street 
Lees,    Thomas,    town-clerk,  writer,   and  notaiy 

public,  agent  for  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland,  36 

Bridge  street 
Legat,  John,  &  Co.,  tanners  and  curriers.  Mill- 
hill  ;  house,  3  Linkfield  place 
Legat,  D.  C. ,  leather  merchant,  Millhill 
Legat,  Robert,  W.S.,  Esk  park 
Legat,  Mrs  James,  Millhill 
Legat,  Mrs,  Trafalgar  lodge,  MillhiU 
Legat,  Misses,  Holly  bush  house 
Leishman,  James,  market  gardener,  Mall  park, 

Dalrymple  loan 
Leitch,  John,  gi-ocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant,   postmaster,    agent  for   Scottish   Union 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Comjxtny,  and  Pres- 

tongrange  colliery,  and  registrar  of  births,  etc. , 

47  High  street 
Lindsay,  James,  spirit  retailer,  151  High  street 
Lindsay,  Mrs  Samuel,  Millhill 
Livingstone  &  Carse,  wholesale  tea,  wine,  ami 

spirit  merchants,  High  street 
Lockhart,  ISIisses  A.  &  J.,  drapers,  26  Bridge  st. 
Logan,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant,  Leven  hall 
Lorimer,  Mary,  dairy,  5  High  street 
Lothian,  Rev.  WiUiam,  Congregational  minister, 

1  High  street 
Lowe,  George,  market  gardener.  Kirk  park 
Lyall,  L.,  brewer.  High  street,  Fisherrow 
M 'Alpine,  Miss,  dressmaker,  14  High  .street 
M  'Arthur,  Alexander,  Bridge  street 
JI'Auslane,  William,  gardener,  Inveresk 
M  'Cartney,  Wm. ,  sea-gravel  merchant,  New  st. 
M  'Dougail,  Thomas,  &  Son,  florists  and  seedsmen, 

Campie  cottage 
JM'Ewan,   Peter,    golf  club  maker.    Golf  liouse, 

Millhill 
M'Gill,  Rev.   Henry  M. ,  minister  of  North  Esk 

parish,  Millhill 
M'Intosh,  Alexander,  dairyman,  93  High  street 
M'lntosh,   John,   baker  and  grocer,    136   High 

street,  Fislierrow 
M 'Isaac,  Mrs,  Herkes  loan 
Mackenzie,  Murdoch,  Grand  stand 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


505 


Mackenzie,   Peter,    proprietor,    Hallcross   house 

private  as_vlum 
Mackenzie,  Miss  C.  C.  Hemington,  Gordon  cot. 
Mackie,  William,  12  Bridge  street 
Mackie,  JIrs,  5-1  Newbigging 
Mackinlay,  Alexander,  &;  Co.,  chemical  works, 

Fisherrow 
M'Kiulay,  Arch.,  sph'it  dealer,  35  Newhigging 
Mackinlay,  John,  Leven  hall 
Mackintosh,  Eobert  Harry,  captain,  retu'ed  list. 

Sweet  home,  Eskside 
M'Leish,  Miss,  Bridgend,  imihill 
M'JIicken,  Alexander,  clerk,  Esk  mills 
MacXab,  Duncan,  schoolmaster,  Herkes  loan 
M 'Xaughton,  Chas.,  confectioner,  131  High  st. 
M'Xicol,  Peter,  &  Son,  Leith  carriers,  MillhiU 
Macqueen,  Archibald,  11  Bridge  street 
Marshall,  Hugh,  builder,  Calder  cottage,  Kew- 

bigging 
Maxwell,  George,  wright  and  blacksmith,  Campie 

lane 
Millar,  "W.  &  J.,  tanners  and  merchts. ,  Fisherrow 
MiUar,   Alex.,   di-aper  and  clothier,    90  and  92 

High  street 
Millar,  John,  coal  merchant  and  contractor,  jSTew 

street,  Fisherrow 
Slillar,  John,  Victoria  cottage,  Newbigging 
Millar,  Peter,  tanner  and  merchant,  4  Eskside 
Millar,   Thomas,  grocer  and  fishing-tackle  mer- 
chant, Fisherrow 
Millar,  ilrs  Andrew,  Dalrymple  loan 
Millar,  JIrs  James,  Spring  bank 
Miller,  "William,  manufacturer  of  starch,  pithina 

food,  and  farina  ;  house.  Links,  Fisherrow 
Milne,  Admiral  Sir  Alexander,  K.  C.  B. ,  Inveresk 
Mitchell,    Alexander,    contractor    to    the    "War 

Department,  Waulkmill 
Mitchell,  Danl.,  grocer,  12S  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Mitchell,  Jas. ,  veterinary  surgeon,  M.  R.  C.  Y.  S.  L. 

and  E.,  95  High  street 
IMitchell,  James,  grocer,  etc.,  95  High  sti-eet 
Moftat,    A.,    private    lunatic    asylum,    Newbig- 
ging house 
Montgomeiy,    Eobert,    grocer,    55   High   street, 

Fisherrow 
Moore,  Thomas  H.,  coalmaster,  Smeaton  park, 

Inveresk 
More,  David  M.,  draper,  115  High  street;   ho. 

Calder  cottage 
Morgan,  Mrs,  4  Esk  green 
Morrison,  ]\Irs,  30  Eskside 
Muir,  John  G. ,  inspector  of  poor  and  collector 

of  rates,  Inveresk,  Bridge  street 
5Iuir,  ^Irs  P.,  dairy,  New  street,  Fisherrow 
Munro,  A.,  gardener.  West  Holmes,  Fisherrow 
Murray,  Mrs,  Eskside  cottage 
Naysmith,  A.   H.,  manager,  Prestongi-ange  col- 

leries,  St  Clement's  wells 
Neilson,  Isabella,  spirit  retailer,  22  Eskside 
Newlands,  John  R.,  gi-ocer,  137  High  street 
Nichol,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  49 

Newbigging 
Nicholson,   Mrs   Margaret,    private  lodgings,   5 

Eskside 
Nisbet,  George,  smith  and  ironmonger,  50  High 

street 
Nisbet,  Mrs  John,  12  High  street 
North  British  Stearine  Co.  (Limited),  Bridge 

street 


Orr,  Alex.,  dairyman,  93  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Orr,  Lieut. -Col.  James,  Madras  stall  corps.  Reel 

Oswald,  Lady  IMary,  ;^Ianor  house,  Inveresk 

Park,  James,  filmier,  Stoneyhill 

Park,  "William,  golf  club  and  ball  maker.  Links 

Park,  Mrs,  Arbury  house 

Paterson,  George,  37  High  street 

Paterson,  Hugh  (//.  P.  d:  Co.,  Edinburgh),  Oak 

lodge,  Inveresk 
Paterson,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  44 

High  street 
Pennycook,    Eobert,    grocer,    56    High    street, 

Fisherrow 
Pitcairn,  James  L.,  Millhill 
Porteous,  A.  &  J.,  smiths  and  cartwrights.  Loch- 
end,  Fisherrow 
Porteous,   James,   ale  and  porter  merchant,   5& 

High  street,  Fisherrow 
Primerose,  George,  haircloth  manufacturer  and 

merchant,  Dambrae  ;  house,  Piimrose  place 
Primerose,  iirs  Nicol,  3  Millhill 
Proudfoot,  Thomas,  farmer,  Pinkiehill 
Purdie,  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  jMillhill 
Purves,  James,  F.E.  I.S.,  teacher,  3  Eskside 
Quarrier,  Mrs,  grocer,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Eaebiu-n,  Jliss,  27  Bridge  street 
Registrar's  Office,  births,  deaths,  andmarriages 
for  the  district  of  Inveresk  and  Musselburgh, 
47  High  street,  jMusselburgh 
Reid,  Dr,  Eskgi'een 

Riddock,  "Wakelin,  &  Co.,  seed-crushers,  oilmills 
Riddock,  James  T.  (E.,  Wakelin,  d:  Co.),  Eskside 

house 
Ritchie,  James,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Eitchie,  ]\liss  Euphemia,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Eoberts,  Charles  "William,  ilillhill  cottage 
Eobertson,  John,  grocer,  63  High  street 
Eobertson,  Thomas,  tailor,  53  High  st.,  Fisher- 
row 
Robertson,  William,  baker  and  grocer.  111  High 

street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Catherine,  smith  and  ironmonger, 

Newbigging 
Robertson,  Mrs  Margaret,  hotelkeeper,  Mussel- 
burgh Anns 
Ronald,  P.,  shoemaker,  132  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Ronald,  Miss,  cb-aper  and  milliner,  58  High  st., 

Fisherrow 
Rutherford,  John,  china  merchant,  92  High  st., 

Fisherrow 
Sanderson,  A.  Macdonald,  surgeon,  F.R.C.S.,  10 

Bridge  street 
Sanderson,  H.,  surgeon  R.N.,  19  Bridge  street 
Sandilands,  Richard,  plumber,  73  High  street 
Saudilands,  Walter,  Avright,  Aloftat  Park  cottage, 

Inveresk 
Sandilands,  William,  smith,  Inveresk 
Sawers,  George,  saddler,  172  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Sawers,  Misses,  Ailieford  cottage,  Hope  park 
Scarlett,  Robert,  gardener,  Dalrymple  loan 
Scott,  Andrew,  gas  manager,  gasworks 
Scott,  George,  slater,  55  High  street 
Scott,  T.  R.,  M.D.,  9  High  street 
Scrymgeour,  Henry,  gardener.  Beggar  bush 
Seaton,  J.,  hat  manufacturer,  25  Bridge  street 
Sharp,  John  C,  chemist,  76  High  street 
Simpson,  George,  Dovecot  house,  Fisherrow 
Simpson,  Rev.  Matthew,  Congregational  minister, 
Jane  cottage 


506 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Smart,  And.,  'baker  and  grocer,  45  Newbigging 

and  "Wellington  place 
Smart,    Charles,    latlisj)litter,    5    High    street, 

Fisherrow 
Smith,  Rev.  Christopher,  Episcopal  clergjonan, 

2  Linkfield 
Smith,  George,  junior,  farmer,  Chalkieside 
Smith,  George,  builder  and  monumental  worker, 

Eliza  cottage,  Eskside 
Smith,  James,  grocer,  105  High  street 
Smith,  William  Beattie,  surgeon,  Linkfield  cot. 
Smith,  AVniiam,  baker,  etc.,  30  Bridge  street 
Smith,  W.,  Avatchraaker,  71  High  street 
Smith,  Mrs  A. ,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  21  High 

street,  Fisherrow 
Smith,  Mrs,  Lochend  house 
Somerville,  William,  millmaster.  Sea  mill 
Spears,  William,  victual  dealer,  67  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Spears,  Mrs  R.,  gi'ocer   and   spirit   dealer,    118 

High  street 
Spence,  Alexander  Ogilvy,  agent  for  Commercial 

Bank  of  Scotland  and  Alliance  Assurance  Co., 

Bridge  street 
Stagg,  John,  saddler,  53  High  street 
Steeples,    William,    painter,     78    High    sti-eet, 

Fisherrow 
Stevenson,    William,    governor,    Inveresk    com- 
bination poorhouse 
Stewart,    Alexander,    house  painter,    23   Bridge 

street;  house,  24 
Stewart,  Charles,  Sweethope 
Stewart,  William,  mole-catcher,  Monktonhall 
Stewart,  Miss  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  Newbigging 
Stirling    Brothers,    merchants,    and    agents    for 

the  Northern  Assurance  Co.,  147  High  street 
Stuart,  J.  &  W. ,  cotton  and  hemp  spinners,  and 

net  and  twine  manufacturers,  Eskside 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  31  Market  street 
Symons,  Robert,  baker,  90  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Tait,    Robert,    cattle   dealer,    156    High    street, 

Fisherrow 
Taylor,  D. ,  market  gardener,  ISTewbigging 
Taylor,  John,  gardener,  Midfield  cottage,  Inveresk 
Telfer,   Robert,  spirit  merchant,  13  New  street, 

Fishen-ow 
Telfer,  AVm. ,  grocer,  6  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Tennant,  Jas.,  cun-ier  and  leather  mercht.  {Agent, 

General  Insurance  Co.),  Dalrymple  loan 
Tennant,  T.,  cork  cutter,  15  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Thompson,  Joseph,  currier  and  shoemaker.  High 

street,  Fisherrow 
Thomson,  Charles  S. ,  1  High  street 
Thomson,  David,  baker,  84  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Thomson,  Th.,    surgeon,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Shepherd 

house,  Inveresk 
Thomson,  William,  wi-ight,  and  assessor  of  lands 
and  heritages  for  the  burgh  of  Musselburgh. 
37  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Thomson,  Mrs,  private  lunatic  asylum,  Wliite 

house,  Inveresk 
Thomson,  IMrs  Rachel,  18  Eskside 
Tinto,  J.,  millwright,  12  High  street 
Tod,  John,  Stoneybank 
Topp,    William,    stationmaster,   Niddry  railway 

station 
Trotter,  Mrs,  2  Millhill 
Yeitch,  Jas.,  spirit  dealer,  52  New  st.,  Fisherrow 
Vernor,  Mrs,  38  Newbigging 


Wakehn,  John  {R.,   W.,  d-  Co.),  Rosehill  house, 

Inveresk 
Walker,  John,  printer,  bookseller,  and  stationer, 

33  High  street 
Walls,  John,  draper,  117  High  street 
Watson,  William,  teacher,  27  Bridge  street 
Watt,  W.  S.,  gi-ocer,  154  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Wauchope,  Sir  John  Don,  Bart. ,  Newton  house 
Welsh,  Wm.,  grocer,  16  Market  street,  Fisherrow 
White,    John,    contractor,    grocer,    and  victual 

dealer,  1  Bridge  street 
A\Tiite,  Mrs  John,  shoemaker,  85  High  street 
Whitelaw,  William,  cab  proprietor,  35  High  street 
Wliitelaw,  Mrs  Katherine,  brewer,  Fisherrow 
Whitson,  Mrs  Magdalen,  grocer,  18  Newbigging 
Whytock,  A. ,  gardener,  Victoria  ])lace 
Wilken,  John,  proc. -fis.  and  collector  of  police 

and  prison  assessments.   Town  Hall  ;  house, 

34  High  street 
Wilkie,  J.  &  A.,  tanners,  curriers,  and  leather 

merchants.  High  street 
Williamson,  Misses,  Henryville,  Links,  Fisherrow 
Wilson,  James,  Wanton  walls 
Wilson,  James,  junior,  farmer,  Newton 
Wilson,  John,  gardener,  Monktonhall 
Wilson,  John,  Professor  of  Agriculture,  Edinburgh 

University,  Esk  grove,  Inveresk 
Wilson,  Robert,  builder,  33  High  st.,  Fisherrow 
Wilson,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  109  High  st. 
Wilson,    Rev.    William,    Free    Church    manse, 

Linkfield 
Wilson,  Mrs  Mary,  155  High  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  Olive  bank 
Wilson,  Agnes,  baker  and  confectioner,  58  High 

street 
Wood,  Geo.  W. ,  tailor,  etc. ,  95  High  st. ,  Fisherrow 
Wood,  John,   greyhound  trainer,  Herkes  loan, 

Fisherrow 
Young,  Thomas,  pawnbroker,  12  Wonder  street 
Young,  Misses,  High  street,  Fisherrow 


Ormiston. 

See  Trconent. 

Pencaitland. 

See  Tranent. 


Penicuik. 

Abernethy,  James,  farmer,  Howgate 

Abernethy,  Thomas,  baker 

Affleck,  James,  merchant 

Afileck,  John,  Roseview 

Alexander,  James,  merchant 

Anderson,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier 

Bain,  Andrew,  shoemaker 

Barclay,  John,  blacksmith,  Bowlea 

Bell,  Miss,  Penicuik  infant  school 

Bertram,  William,  farmer,  Amozendean 

Birrell,  James,  papermaker 

Black,  James,  newsagent 

Brass,  James,  tailor,  and  inspector  of  poor 

Brock,  Robert,  baker 

Brown,  James,  &  Co. ,  paper  manufac. ,  Eskmills 

Brown,  Adam,  carpenter  and  builder 

Brown,  John,  butcher 


COUXTY  DIRECTORY. 


507 


Browu,  Thomas,  millwright,  Monksbiirn  cottage 

Bmlen,  Alexander,  smith 

Cairns,  John,  agent  N.  B.  R.  Co. ,  Loanston  station 

Charles,  ^Matthew,  Brae  house 

Clapperton,  James,  farmer,  ilaybank 

Clerk,  Sir  James,  Bart.,  Penicuili  house 

Cossar,  Andrew,  farmer,  Howgate 

Cossar,  James,  grocer 

Cowan,  Alex.,  &  Sons,  papermakers,  Valleyiield 

Cowan,  Charles  William,  Valleyiield 

Cowan,  George,  Yalleylield 

Cowan,  Miss,  Garden  villa 

Craik,  John,  merchant 

Craster,  John,  governor,  WeUington  reformatory 

fai-m  school 
Dent,  Ir\-ine,  farmer,  Eavensnook 
Donald,  Eobert  and  Andrew,  farmers,  Spittal 
Duncan,  James,  druggist  and  stationer 
Dykes,  James,  farmer,  Cucken 
Easton,  Jane,  innkeeper 
Evans,  "William  G.,  land-steward 
Ewart,  John,  k  Sons,  builders 
Fauchie,  Martin,  surgeon 
Fleming,  James,  fanner.  Coats 
Eraser,  William  &  Adam,  contractors,  Wall  tower 
Fullarton,  Eobert,  ■^'intner 
Fulton,  ]\Irs  Catherine,  draper 
Gamock,  John,  Carlops,  ISTorth  Esk  reservoir 
Gilroy,  William,  farmer,  Auehendinny  mains 
Gibson,  John  L.,  draper 
Hall,  Thomas,  merchant 

Hawk,  JMisses,  fancy  warehouse,  Paradise  cottage 
Henderson,  John,  gi-ocer  and  spirit  merchant 
Henderson,  Mrs  John,  farmer,  Auchincorth 
Hislop,  James,  farmer,  Netherton 
Hodge,  James,  hotelkeeper 
Hogg,  Eobert,  teacher 
Holgate,  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Horn,  John,  smith 
Horsburgh,  Eobert,  Southbank  house 
Howden,  Charles,  watchmaker 
Imrie,  Eev.  William  W.,  manse 
Johnstone,  George,  baker 
Jones,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Kay,  Eobert,  carter  and  carrier 
Kerr,  Thomas,  coal  agent,  Square 
Laing  &  Fowlis,  clothiers,  Bank  street 
Laing,  George,  smith  and  founder 
Laing,  George,  merchant,  KirkhiU. 
Laing,  John,  wTight,  Silverburn 
Lamb,  Thomas,  baker 

Lawson,  Charles,  builder,  Blackburn  cottage 
Le^vis,  WiUiam,  merchant 
M 'Donald,  John,  stationmaster 
M'Dougal,  Thomas,  Eskvale 
M'Gill,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 
M'Gregor,  Alexander,  parochial  schoolmaster 
M  'Gregor,  Helen,  china  merchant 
M'Kerrow",  Eev.  John,  U.  P.  manse 
M'Leod,  Eobert,  tailor  and  clothier 
Merricks,  Mrs  Thomas  A.  H. 
Messer,  T.  J.  Fordyce,  M.D. 
Monfries,  James,  grocer 
Mrdr,  E.,  bootmaker 
Murray,  Robert,  of  Springfield 
Mun-ay,  Thomas,  farmer,  Braidwood  and  Eastside 
Paterson,  John,  agent,  Clydesdale  Bank 
Paterson,  John,  farmer,  Eastfield 
Paterson,  John,  grocer,  Bridgend 


Penicuik  Co-operative  Associatiox 

Pettrie,  H.,  land-steward,  Wellington  Eeformat. 

Robb,  WUliam,  farmer,  Bnmstane 

Robertson,  John,  postmaster  and  saddler 

Russel,  James,  grocer  and  draper 

Scott,  Adam,  farmer,  Marfield 

Sharp,  W.,  clothier 

Simpson,  William,  stationer 

Simpson,  William,  grocer,  KirkhiU 

Smith,  James,  farmer,  Netherton 

Smith,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Sommerville,  Y^illiam,  farmer.  Wanton  walls 

Stevenson,  T.,  farmer.  Mount  Lothian 

Stewart,  Rev.  Hugh  A. ,  Free  Church  manse 

Symington,  Henry,  general  merchant 

Tait,  James,  wriglit 

Tennant,  Thomas,  Walston 

Thomas,  Rev.  David,  Howgate 

Thompson,  John,  farmer,  Cornbank 

Thomson  &  Ritchie,  tailors 

Thomson,  J.  &  J. ,  cattle  dealers,  Silverburn 

Thomson,  Thomas,  flesher 

Thomson,  William,  meal  dealer 

Tudhope,  Thomas,  farmer,  Lawhead 

Yeitch,  Robert,  miller  and  innkeeper,  Carlops 

Yessie,  Miss,  grocer,  Herpersbrae 

Y^att,  Andrew,  sergeant  of  police 

Y^nte,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant 

YHiite,  Tliomas,  fanner,  Peggyslee 

Y^'ilkison,  Thomas,  saddler 

Y^ilson,  David,  farmer,  Herbertshaw 

Y'ilson,  John,  Main  point 

Y^ilson,  John,  general  merchant 

Y'^ilson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Halls 

Wilson,  Y^illiam,  painter  and  plasterer,  Bridge  st. 

Young,  James,  china  merchant.  Free  Chiu'ch  st. 

Young,  John,  draper,  Carlops 

Portobello  and  Joppa. 

Adam,  Miss,  8  Y'est  Brighton  crescent 
Adams,  Mrs  John,  13  Y'"est  Brighton  crescent 
Adamson,  James,  mason,  21  Henderson  row 
Adamson,  Y'^illiam,  22  Henderson  row 
Adamson,  Mrs,  Newton  villa,  'W.  Brighton  ores. 
Adamson,  iliss,  29  Jlelville  sti'eet 
Ainslie,  Miss,  11  Bath  street 
Aitchison,  Alexander,  24  Brighton  place 
Aitchison,  John,  2  Y'^est  Brighton  crescent 
Aitken,  ]\Iiss,  dressmaker,  19  Joppa 
Allan,  David  I.,  7  Rosefield  avenue 
Allan,  Miss,  18  Straiten  place 
Ambrose,  ]\Iiss,  dressmaker,  7  Rosefield  place 
Amos,  James,  N.B.E.,  34  Henderson  row 
Anderson,  Alexander,  daily,  9  Adelphi  place 
Anderson,  Lewis,  ironmonger,  29a  Joppa 
Anderson,  Eobert  (IF.  Oliphant  &  Co.),  9  Moimt 

Pleasant,  Joppa 
Anderson,  William,  joiner,  18  Tower  street 
Angus,  Y''illiam,  agent,  158  High  street 
Annan,  Eobert,  8  Maiyfield 
Archibald,  David,  3  Maryfield 
Atkinson,  Y''Llliam,  com.  traveller,  30  Mel\-ille  st. 
Ajrton,  Miss,  13  Melville  sti-eet 
Baikie,  George,  9  Eosefield  place 
Baillie,  John,  baker  and  confectioner.  High  street 

and  Brighton  place 
Baillie,  J\Irs,  9  Melville  street 
Bain,  Mrs,  28  Henderson  row 


508 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Baird,    Alexander,    poulterer    and    fishmonger, 

Brighton  place 
Baird,    FuUarton,    teacher,    Doonbank    cottage, 

Wellington  street 
Baird,  Miss,  Murray  lodge,  John  street 
Baird,  Miss,  6  Rosefield  place 
Balfour,    Andrew    Howden,    surgeon,    14    East 

Brighton  crescent 
Balfour,  George,  42  High  street 
Banks,  Jliss,  30  Joppa 
Barrie,  George,  mason,  28  Joppa 
BaiTon,  Rev.  A.,  A.M.,  teacher,  Windsor  lodge 

academy 
Baxendine,  John,  hlacksmith,  13  High  street ; 

house,  21  Tower  street 
Beaton,  A.,  112  High  street 
Beatson,  D.  M.  S.,  Rose  lodge,  Rosefield  avenue 
Beatson,  Geo.  (Clark  tb  B.),  Abbotgford  cottage, 

Joppa 
Beattie,  Miss,  146  High  street 
Begbie,  Mrs,  Hope  cottage 
Beith,  John,  22  High  street 
Bell,  James,  engineer,  28  Brighton  place 
Bell,  J.  M.,  painter,  15  Regent  street 
Bell,  Mrs  James,  4  Windsor  terrace 
Benuet,  D.,  Strathearn  house,  Joppa 
Bennet,  Mrs  R.,  1  Rosefield  place 
Berry,  George,  2  Windsor  terrace 
Beveridge,  Andrew,  E.  &  D.  W.  C.'s  ofiicer,  186 

High  street 
Biggar,  John,  architect,  1  Bath  place 
Bisset,  Mrs,  3  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
Black,  Miss,  4  John  sti'eet 
Blackie,  T.  [Water  Co.),  15  Mount  Pleasant 
Blaikie,  Mrs  James,  33  Joppa 
Blair,  Robert,  comm.  trav. ,  6  Brighton  terrace 
Blyth,  Mrs,  31  Bath  street 

Borthwick,    John,    manager,    Abercorn    brick- 
works. High  sti'eet 
Boswell,  Miss,  198  High  street 
Bower,  David,  gi-ocer,  etc.,  36  High  street 
Bowman,  Miss,  12  Regent  sti'eet 
Brand,  A.,  baker  and  confectioner,  136  High  st. 
Branka,  F.,  3  West  Brighton  crescent 
Bremner,  Mrs  E.,  Forbes  villa,  8  Rosefield  place 
Brice,  Mrs,  35  Regent  street 
Brigstock,  George  Augustus,  28  Bath  street 
Brown,  Peter,  clothier,  Shrub  mount 
Brown,  William,  fruiterer,  22  Joppa 
Brown,  W.  B.,  landscape  painter,  20  Pitt  street 
Brown,  William,  joiner,  27  Henderson  row 
Brown,  IMrs,  17  Tower  sti-eet 
Brown,  Mrs  Joseph,  7  Melville  street 
Browne,  John  Neil  (Board  of  Supervision),  186 

High  street 
Bruce,  Mrs  Catherine,  gi'ocer,  23  Wilson's  park 
Bryce,  Davad,  senior,  architect,  7  Bath  place 
Buchan,  Catherine,  Crown  hotel,  61  High  street 
Buchanan,    James    (solicitor,    73    George   street, 

Edinburgh),  20  Brighton  place 
Buchanan,  Margaret  Loch,  23  Brighton  ^ilace 
Burns,  David,  27  Adelphi  place 
Burns,  Mrs  Marion,  19  Mehnlle  sti'eet 
Burt,  Miss,  Johnville,  Hamilton  street 
Calder,   Henry,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,   130 

High  street  ;  house,  2  James  street 
Calderwood,  R.,  cowfeeder,  12  High  street 
Caldwell,  I\Irs,  Eastfield  house,  James  street 
Caldwell,  Mrs,  2  Victoria  terrace 


Campbell,  James,  gi-ocer,  18  Pipe  street 
Campbell,  James,  18  Adelphi  place 
Campbell,  John  R.,  teacher,  44  Henderson  row 
Campbell,  Peter,  bottlemaker,  New  bottleworks, 

Rosebank  cottage 
Campbell,  Mrs,  Park  house,  Wellington  street 
Campbell,  Mrs  Dr,  3  Melville  street 
Campbell,  Miss,  10  Pitt  street 
Campbell,  Miss,  23  Pitt  street 
Campion,     Mrs,     spirit    merchant.     Town    hall 

restaurant  ;  house,  3  Brighton  terrace 
Camiichael,  Mitchell,  15  Bath  street 
Carnegie,  Miss,  17  Brighton  place 
Carstairs,  A. ,  1  West  Brighton  crescent 
Carstairs,  IMrs,  21  Brighton  place 
Cartwright,  Henr}',  42  Henderson  row 
Chalmers,  Mrs  Colonel,  3  Windsor  terrace 
Charteris,  Miss,  3  Rosefield  place 
Chisholm,  William,  shoemaker,  46  High  street 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  36  Joppa 
Chisholm,  Miss,  4  Rosefield  place 
Christie,  John,  bottlemaker,  41  Henderson  row 
Clark,  Alexander,  mason,  14  Regent  street 
Clark,   Charles,    wine    and   spirit   merchant,    8 

High  street 
Clark,  John,  broker,  14  Pipe  street 
Clark,  John,  33  Regent  street 
Clark,  John,  wine  and  spu-it  merchant,  85  High 

street ;  house,  75 
Clark,  Mrs  Charles,  37  Regent  street 
Clarke,  George,  Robertson's  place,  Joppa 
Clarke,  James,  tobacconist,  "Town  hall 
Clay,  Mrs,  6  Mount  Pleasant 
Cleghorn,  Miss,  21  Pitt  street 
Clephane,  Lieut. -Col.  Robert  D.,  1  Elcho  terrace 
Clow,  William,  19  Pitt  street 
Clyde.sdale  Bank  ;  William  Xewlands,  agent 
Coates,  Mrs  Thomas,  24  Pitt  street 
Comrie,  Mrs  Peter,  30  Tower  street 
Coney,  Rev.  Charles  B.,  Abercorn  lodge 
Cooper,   Richard,  &  Co.,   glass  bottle  manufac- 
turers. Forth  and  Rosebank  bottleworks 
Cooper,  J.  R.  (R.  C.  d;  Co.),  22  Brighton  place 
Cooper,  Richard  (E.  C.  <k  Co.),  22  Brighton  place 
Co-OPEEATivE  Society  (Limited)  ;  John  Hall, 

37  High  street,  secretary 
Co-operative  Store,  37  High  street 
Corbett,  William,  dentist,  10  ]\Ielville  street 
Cornwall,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Bridge  street 
Council  Ch.vmbers,  and  Offices  of  Commis- 
sioners OF  Police,  Town  hall ;  A.  Paterson, 
town-clerk 
Cowan,  W.,  dairjTuan,  63  High  street 
Cox,  James,  '  Brighton  Hotel, '  Brighton  place 
Craig,  David,  &  Co.,  papermakers,  Bridge  street 
Craig,  David,  papermaker,  10  John  street 
Craig,  Mrs  James,  18  Brighton  place 
Craigie,  John,  house  and  decorative  painter,  8 

Tower  street 
Crease,  Alexander,  Rathbone  place 
Crighton  &  Edwards,  painters,  etc.,  212  High  st. 
Crompton,  Mrs,  Corebank,  Straiton  place 
Cnmming,  IMiss,  43  Regent  street 
Currie,  John,  s]iirit  dealer,  87  High  street 
Curtis,  Mrs  C,  Tower  lodge,  25  Tower  street 
Dalrymple,  iirs,  1  Hamilton  villas 
D'Arcy,  Rev.  W.,  1  Sandford  street 
Darling,  Miss,  16  Mount  Pleasant 
Davidson,  Henry,  com.  traveller,  2  Hope  street 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


509 


Davidson,   ^Irs  John,  grocer,   102  High  street  ; 

liouse,  3  ]\Iarionyille,  Regent  street 
Da-n-soii,  Jtirs  J .  H. ,  7  Brighton  place 
Dean,  David,  7  Kegent  street 
Dean,  ]\Irs  Eobert,  1  Windsor  place 
Deans,  Eev.  George,  Jessfield  house 
Deans,  Peter  D.,  Mount  Charles,  Bath  street 
Dewar,  Captain  John,  2  Chambers  terrace 
Dickie,    G.    R.,   hairdresser  and  perfumer,    120 

High  street  ;  house,  5  Union  place 
Dickson,  ]\Irs,  4  Bellfield  lane 
Dickson,  Mrs  P. ,  lodgings,  Bellfield  place 
Dixon,  Miss  ]\Iary,  dairy,  Ramsay  lane 
Dobie,  Miss,  13  Pitt  street 
Dodds,  P.,  gardener,  14  AVellington  street 
Doig,  Hy.  (I>. ,  M'K. ,  d-  D. ),  Rose  cot. ,  Joppa 
Doig,  "William,  postmaster,  bookseller,  stationer, 

and  newsagent,  84  High  sti'eet 
Donald,  John,  Bush  cottage,  19  Sti'aiton  place 
Donaldson,  William,  St  Mary's,  Rosefield 
Dougal,  David,  gardener,  3  Bellfield  lane 
Douglas  &   Smart,    house   factors,    auctioneers, 

appraisers,  and  undertakers,  148  High  street 
Douglas,  James,  22  Adelphi  place 
Douglas,  Mrs  William,  Brunstain  villas,  Joppa 
Douglas,  iliss,  3  Brighton  crescent 
Do^vnie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Union  place 
Drysdale,  Misses,  25  Wellington  street 
Dunbar,  George,  gardener,  4  Abercorn  place 
Dunbar,  Mrs,  New  cottages,  Rosefield  place 
Dunlop,  Andrew,  causewajdaj^er,  2  Berrj^  square 
Dunlop,  Robert,  hairdresser,  etc.,  81  High  street 
Edmond,  G.,  teacher,  5  Maryfield 
Edmonston,    Samuel,    artist,     Brunstain  villas, 

Joppa 
Edmonstone,  Mrs,  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
Edward,  John,  157  High  street 
Edward,  Robert,  painter,  etc.,  210  High  street 
Elliot,  Miss,  139  High  .street 
Ellis,  William  IM. ,  Wellington  lodge 
Eno,  John,  commercial  traveller,  3  Marshall  pi. 
Erskine,  Sliss,  37  Melville  street 
Esplin,  Charles,  11  Adelphi  place 
Ewart,  Andrew,  Shrub  ninunt 
Ewart,  Mrs,  7  Adelphi  place 
Fairbairn,  A.,  grocer,  30  High  street  ;  house,  2 

Grove  place 
Fairley,  John,  carter,  Joppa 
Fairley,  Eobert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  122 

High  street 
Falknei",  Andrew,  17  Regent  street 
Falkner,  Miss,  25  Melville  street 
Fallon,  A.  D.,  4  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
FaLshaw,  James,  7  Straiton  place 
Farquhar,  W.,  Aitchison's  place 
Fedden,  Charles,  5  Brighton  terrace 
Ferguson,  John  {Scott  &  F.),  15  Brighton  place 
Fernie,  John,  50  Regent  street 
Findlater,  Miss,  Rosebank 
Finlay,  Thomas,  2  Belfield 
Finlayson,  David,  mason,  26  Henderson  row 
Flockhai-t,  John  S.,  ironmonger,  86  High  street 
Ford,  William  {S.  Allsopp  d:  Sons),  Hope  street 
Fordj'ce,  Rev.  John,  Spring  gardens 
Forsyth,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  90  High 

street  ;  house,  21  Bath  street 
Forsj'th,  R.,  baths  and  marine  boarding-house, 

Bath  street 
Fortune,  James,  Rosefield  avenue 


Fortune,    John,   watchmaker,   54  High  street  ; 

house,  5  Tower  bank 
Foster,  John,  gas  manager.  Bridge  sti-eet 
Fraser,  iirs  James,  Lee  crescent 
Eraser,  Miss  B.,  6  Eegent  street 
Fulton,  Adam,  tailor,  29  High  street 
Fyvie,  Miss  Ann,  158  High  street 
Gardiner,    John    F.,    Allan    Cottage,    Eosefield 

avenue 
Gardiner,  Miss  H.,  6  Bath  place 
Gebbie,  James,  26  Pitt  street 
Gentle,  J.  F.,  11  Regent  street 
Gibbon,  John,  Ramsay  lane 
Gibson,  Thomas,  10  East  crescent 
Giflbrd,  Alexander,  accountant,  5  Lower  Joppa 
Gilbert,  James,  12  Tower  street 
GilfiUan,  Henrj-,  2  Straiton  place 
GilfiUan,  Rev.  Dr,  4  Chambers  terrace 
GilfiUan,  ]\Irs,  26  Tower  street 
Gillespie,  David,  grocer,  14  High  street 
Gillespie,  Joseph,  smith,  4  Tower  street 
Gillespie,  William,  smith,  17  Adelphi  place 
Gillespie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Tower  street 
Gousalez,  Joseph  {G.P.O.),  Lee  crescent 
Goodsir,  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  160 

High  street  ;  house,  Wallacefield  cottage 
Goodsir,  Thomas,  7  Wellington  street 
Gordon,  Alaxwell,  3  John  street 
Gow,   Charles,  plumber  and  gasfittei',  Brighton 

place  ;  liouse,  6  Brighton  terrace 
Gow,  John,  15  Adelphi  place 
Graham,  Miss  Isabella,  1  John  street 
Grange,  Major  W.,  Marionville,  Regent  street 
Grant,  Joseph,  W.S.  (G.  <£•  Wallace),  3  Bath  pi. 
Grant,  Mrs,  19  West  Brighton  crescent 
Grant,  Mrs  M.,  6  St  James'  terrace 
Gray,  Alex.  (Midlothian  Pottery),  Yools  place 
Gray,  Begbie,  gi'ocer,  23  Jojjpa 
Gray,  James  (G.P.O.),  12  Abercorn  terrace 
Gray,  John,  coach-hirer,  6  Bath  street ;  house, 

Lee  crescent 
Gray,  Thomas,  \dctual  dealer,  144  High  street 
Gray,  ilrs  John,  7  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Gray,  iirs,  7  Pitt  street 
Gray,  Mrs  William,  18  Regent  street 
Green,  Charles,  Seaview  house,  16  Pitt  street 
Greig,  David,  6  Brighton  place 
Grierson,  Miss  J.,  lodgings,  3  Brighton  place 
Grieve,  Mrs,  29  Brighton  place 
Grieve,  Miss,  27  Wellington  street 
Griffith,  William,  Beachborough  house 
Haggart,  Peter,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  1 76  High 

street 
Haig,  D.,  plumber,  79  High  street ;  house,  24 

Tower  street 
Haldane,    Mrs  James,   milliner,    etc.,   32    High 

street  ;  house,  4  Tower  street 
Hall,  Captain,  Lee  crescent 
Hall,  John,  26  Adelphi  place 
Hall,  Thomas,  3  Chambers  terrace 
Hall,  Mrs  J.  H.,  10  John  street 
Hall,  Miss,  Ratlibone  house 
Hamilton,  John,  spirit  merchant,  56  High  street 
Hamilton,  John  A.,  2  Sandford  street 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  12  Rosefield  avenue 
Hamilton,  Misses,  2  East  Brighton  crescent 
Handasyde,  Mrs  Gilbert,  1  Brighton  place 
Harper,  John,  slater  and  glazier,  21  Adelphi  place 
Harrison,  James  road  surveyor,  15  I\lary field 


510 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


HaiTOwer,  Miss,  Eosebank  liouse 

Hart,  Alexander,  2  Lee  crescent 

Hart,  Ricliard,  1  Grove  place 

Hay,  E.  &  A.,  cMna  warehouse,  168  High,  sti'eet 

Haj^,  Jolin,  Rosebank  pottery 

Hay,  "William,  33  Joppa 

Henderson,  Adam,  1 7  Pitt  street 

Henderson,  Jokn,  teacher,  Duddingston  parish 

school,  6  Brighton  teiTace 
Henderson,  J.  D.,  Shrub  mount,  High  street 
Henderson,  P.,  teacher,  George  Heriot's  school, 

2  ilaryfield 
Henderson,  iirs  John,  Charesville,  Hamilton  st. 
Henderson,  Mrs,  ij  Bath  place 
Henderson,  Miss,  confectioner  and  fruiterer,  114 

High  street 
Hepbur-n,  John,  25  High  street 
Hepburn,  Peter,  smith,-  25  High  st.  ;  house,  75 
Hepbm-n,  Thomas,   &  Son,   smiths,  23  and  25 

High  street 
Herriot,  J.,  butcher,  100  High  street 
Hetherton,  Miss,  S  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Hewat,  Mrs  J.,  Catherine  cottage,  149  High  st. 
Hewlett,  T.,  Mus.  Bach.  Oxon.,  organist,  Lee  or. 
HUl,  Wniiam,  sm-geon,  1  Union  place 
Hills,  AVilliam,  captain  and  adjutant  Edinbui'gh 

Etfle  Volunteers,  32  Regent  street 
Hogarth,  John,  30  Regent  sti'eet 
Holmes,  Captain,  3  Abercorn  villa,  Joppa 
Home,  Alex.  Geo.,  M.D.,  of  "Whitfield,  Mount 

^olus,  "Wellington  street 
Hope,  James,  mason,  35  High  street 
Hopekirk,  Adam,  bookseller  and  stationer.  Bank 

buildings 
Horn,  A.,  Hope  street 

Horn,  Robt. ,  advocate,  Hamilton  lodge,  James  st. 
Horsburgh,  George,  180  High  sti-eet 
Howden,  John,  builder,  33  Henderson  row 
Howden,  Robert,  34  Henderson  row 
Howell,  Edward,  5  Brighton  terrace 
Howieson,  ]\Ii's,  1  Sti-aiton  place 
Howison,  Mrs,  13  ilount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Hughes,  Captain  Herbert  Jones,  4  "\^ictoria  ter. 
Hume,  "William,  plumber,  gasfitter,  etc.,  8  Regent 

street  ;  house,  23  Adelphi  place 
Hunter,  "William,  &  Co. ,  "Westbank  brickworks  ; 

house,  AVestbaak  house 
Hunter,  Mrs,  24  Pitt  street 
Hunter,  Miss  J.,  35  Melville  street 
Hutchison,  Thos. ,  blacksmith,  45  Henderson  row 
Hutton,  A.,  chemist  and  druggist,  76  High  st. 
Hutton,  Andi-ew  M.,  grocer,  66  High  street 
Hutton,  Mrs,  ]\Iarion-\dlle,  Regent  street 
Inglis,  "Wm.,  k.  Son,  daii'ymen,  186  High  street 
IngHs,  Dr  Alexander,  45  Regent  street 
Inglis,    James,    house  factor,  jotiier,    etc.,    196 

High  street 
Inglis,  Thomas,  186  High  street 
Inglis,  "William,  7  Abercorn  terrace 
Innes,  Francis  J.,  25  Pitt  street 
Tnnes,  Mrs,  draper,  150  High  street 
Innes,  Mrs,  IC  Bath  street 
Ireland,    Rev.    Robert    H.,    minister    of    Free 

Church,  manse,  6  Abercorn  terrace 
Isbister,  AVilliaui,  builder,  4  Hope  street 
Jackson,  Mrs,  4  Sandford  street 
Jamieson,  Rev.  G.  T.,  The  Manse 
Jenkins,  Mrs,  Hermitage  cottage,  High  street 
Johnston,  James,  5  James  street 


Johnston,  Robert,  20  Adelphi  place 

Kedzlie,  George,   clothier  and  silk  mercer,  110 

High  street ;  house,  Bellfield  house 
Kellet,    "Wm.,   gasfitter,   iromnonger,    etc.,    140 

High  street 
Kellock,  "W. ,  market  gardener.  Lower  Joppa 
Kemp,  Da-vdd,  chemist,  96  High  street ;  house, 

7  "West  Brighton  crescent 
Kemp,  Miss,  2  Lee  crescent 
Kidd,  Miss  Ann,  5  Bath  street 
Kilgour,  Thomas  AV.,  4  East  Brighton  crescent 
King,  Mrs  Jane  D.,  4  Melville  street 
Kinghorn,  "W.,  baker  and  confectioner,  204  High 

street 
Kinlay,  Miss,  180  High  sti-eet 
Kirkpatrick,  Miss,  Wellington  cottage 
Ku'kwood,  Alexander,  21  Melville  street 
Kissock,  John,  19  Tower  street 
Kyles,  "WiUiam,  j)hotographer,  33  Bath  street ; 

house,  36  Regent  street 
Laing,  David,  LL.D.,  East  villa,  12  James  street 
Laird,  Robert,  builder  and  jomer,  Hope's  lane ; 

house,  157  High  street 
Lamb,  Edmund,  11  Pitt  street 
Lamb,  Thomas,  carter  and  dairyman,  8  Pipe  st. 
Laniond,  James,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  Inverey  house 
Lamond,  Miss,  14  Melville  street 
Landale,  Mrs,  17  Melville  street 
Landels,  Adam,  butcher,  230  High  street 
Law,  John,  Eosebank  cottage 
La^vi-ence,  George,  23  Bath  street 
Lawrie,  John,  44  Joppa 
La^viie,  Peter,  mason,  37  Henderson  row 
Lawrie,  AV.,  coal  merchant,  1  AA^ellington  street 
Lawson,  James,  tobacconist,  74  High  street 
Leask,  Thomas,  3  St  James'  terrace 
Lee,  J.  B.  AV.,  S.S.C,  7  Samlford  street 
Lee,  T.  H.,  writer,  9  Abercorn  terrace 
Leighton,  David,  Moimt  lodge,  AVrndsor  place 
Leishman,   Joseph,   commercial  traveller,   Eden 

villa,  19  AVellington  street 
Leith,  Alex.,  commercial  traveller,  20  Bath  st. 
Leslie,  Miss,  Leven  lodge,  17  AA'^ellington  street 
Lind,  Robert,  3  AA^ellington  sti-eet 
Livingston,  David,  Livingston  lodge,  Sandford  st. 
Livingston,  John,  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Livingston,    Mrs  AUau,   St  Ann's,   8  Abercorn 

terrace 
Livingston,  Misses,  Joppa  house 
Livingstone,    Allan,    &  Son,  fire-brick  and  tile 

pottery  works,  Portobello  and  Joppa  quarry 
Logan,  Robert,  painter,  127  High  sti-eet 
Low,  J.,  tavern,  Dalhousie  place,  10  Iligli  street 
Lumsden,  AA^.  A.,  painter,  etc.,  200  High  street 
Lyon,  Mrs  AVilliam,  9  Tower  sti-eet 
Macadam,     Stevenson,     Ph.D.,     F.R.S.E.,     11 

East  Brighton  crescent 
]\Iacarthur,  Mrs  P.,  33  Melville  street 
M'Corquodale,  A.,  9  East  Brighton  crescent 
M 'Donald,  John,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  70 

High  sti-eet 
AI 'Donald,  Catherine,  grocer  and  fruiterer,  188 

High  street 
Alacdonald,  Miss,  10  James  street 
]\I  'Farlaue,  H. ,  gardener,  5  Regent  street 
ilTarlane,  Robert,  gardener,  Ramsay  lodge,  Bath 

street 
ilacfayden,  Ai-chibald,  6  James  sti-eet 
ilacfayden,  Mrs,  6  Jlelville  street 


COUNTF  DIRECTORY, 


511 


Macgregor,   Mrs  Captain  E.  Stuart,  Seaville,  9 

John  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Colonel  Hugh,  14  Brighton  place 
Machaffie,  Mrs  E.  L. ,  Fairfield  cot. ,  "Windsor  pi. 
M'Intosh,  Alex.  {Icodger  X-  M.),  22  Tower  street 
M'Intosh,  Maxwell,  ii  Tower  street 
ilackail,  Hugh,  15  Hope  street 
M  'Kay,  George,  inspector  of  police.  High  street 
Mackay,  Rev.  M.,  D.D.,  9  Pitt  street 
M'Kay,  Miss  J.,  27  Tower  street 
Mackay,  Miss,  lodgings,  12  Melville  street 
Mackay,  Jliss  M.,  3  Melville  street 
Mackenzie,  Charles,  10  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Lieutenant,  20  Melville  street 
Mackenzie,  ^Misses,  26  Bath  street 
M'Kerhe,  Sirs  Captain,  30  Bath  street 
Mackie,  Mrs  James,  Grove  house,  58  High  st. 
M'Ejnlay,  Daniel,  11  James  street 
!M'Kinlay,  George,  slater,  Cottage,  Lee  crescent 
Maclean,  James,  6  Pitt  street 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  18  Bath  street 
M  'Nauglit,  Misses,  lodgiugs,  2  Brighton  place 
Mactaggart,  R.  L.,  Hope  street 
M'Vey,  Wm.,  jun.,  watchmaker,  157  High  st. 
M'Vey,    "\Y.,    watchmaker,    working    jeweller, 

ironmonger,  etc.,  156  High  street 
Maitland,  Henry,  lO  Brighton  place 
Maitland,  Kenmiu'e,  Sherifl'-clerk  of  Midlothian; 

office.  Sheriff  Coiirt-house,  George  iv.  bridge, 

Edinl3m-gh  ;  house,  Brunstaue  house,  Joppa 
Maitland,  Captain  Lewis,  R.N.,  Windsor  cottage 
Mann,  Samuel,  2  Brighton  terrace 
Jilarshall,  Mrs  H.,  stationer,  70  High  street 
Masonic  Lodge,  Poetobello — Alexander  Scott, 

master  ;  J.  "UTiite,  secretary — 3d  Thursday 
Slason,  Misses,  22  Pitt  sti-eet 
Massiah,  Mrs,  26  Melville  street 
Matheson,  John,  gi-ocer,  Henderson's  buildings 
Matheson,  Mrs  J. ,  bootmaker,  5  Bellfield  place 
Mathieson,  Alexander,  Bridge  street 
Matthew,  Wm.,  Eosebank  cottage,  Private  lane 
Meilde,    Christopher,    actuaiy   (A".    <S'.    Savings 

bank,  Edinburgh),  11  Abercorn  terrace 
Mein,  John,  24  Henderson  row 
Menzies,  "William,  Seabeach  house,  Straiton  place 
Mercer,  Robert,  of  Scotsbank,  Eamsay  lodge,  Bath 

sti'eet 
Merrilees  &   Co.,    printers  and  publishers,    71 

Higli  street ;  house,  22  Eegent  street 
Merrilees,  Charles,  jun.,  dentist,  22  Eegent  street 
Midlothian  Pottery  Cojipaxy — W.  A.  Gray, 

proprietor — manufacturers  of  stoneware,  etc.  ; 

works,  Portobello  and  Musselburgh 
Millar,  Andi-ew,  coal  agent,  5  Marshall  cottages 
!Miller,  David,  9  Adelphi  place 
Miller,  J.  M. ,  43  Henderson  row 
Miller,  AVilliam,  1  East  Brighton  crescent 
Milligan,  John,  spirit  merchant,  141  High  street 
Milne,  J.,  painter,  99  High  street 
Milne,  Thomas,  137  High  street 
Milne's  Temperance  Hotel,  101  High  street 
Mofiat,  iilrs,  lodgings,  2  Abercorn  place 
Moncriefi',  Mrs  Scott,  4  Pitt  street 
Monteith,  J.,  32  Tower  street 
Monteith,  Misses,  5  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Morrison,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

16  High  street 
Monison,  Mrs,  1  Lower  Joppa 
Muu'head,  W.,  local  manager  Commercial  Union 


Assurance  Co.,  and  secretary  Pier  Co.,  5  West 

Brighton  crescent 
Muuro,  Archibald  I.,  fruiterer,  116  High  street ; 

house,  1  Eegent  street 
JIunro,  William,  missionary,  7  Eegent  street 
ilurdoch,  Alexander,  19  Brighton  place 
Murdoch,  Miss,  18  West  Brighton  crescent 
Mure,  Eobert,  S.S.C,  10  Abercorn  terrace 
Murray   &    Buchan,    stoneware   manufacturers, 

Portobello  potterj^ 
Mylne,  Mrs  John,  6  East  Brighton  crescent 
Nesbit,     John,     pharmaceutical    chemist,     162 

High  sti'eet 
Ness,  John,  25  Adelphi  place 
Newlands,  Wm.   (agent,  Clydesdale  Bank,   and 

General  Life  and  Fire  Insurance   Co.),   115 

High  street 
Nisbet,  Alex. ,  salt  manufacturer,  Joppa  pans 
Nixon,  W.,  Quarry  road,  Joppa 
Northey,  William,  3  Pitt  sti-eet 
Ormiston,  John,  coal  mercht.,  PortobeUo  station 
Palmer,  John  D. ,  Garden  cottage,  Henderson  row 
Paterson,  Alexander,  town-clerk,  and  registrar  of 

births,  etc.  (agent  for  the  Life  Association  of 

Scotland),  Eosefield  cottage 
Paterson,  Alexander,  S.  S.  C. ,  2  Brighton  terrace 
Paterson,  George,  20  Melville  street 
Paterson,  John,  5  Sandford  sti'cet 
Paterson,  Eichard  S.,  manure  merchant,  5  Eose- 
field place 
Paterson,  Robert,  grocer,  Baxter's  place 
Paterson,  William,  68  High  street 
Paterson,  iirs,  12  Brighton  place 
Paterson,  Mrs,  Bum  house,  Rosefield  place 
Paterson,  Mrs,  of  Castle  Huntly,  Abercorn  house, 

2  Pitt  street 
Paterson,  Miss  Ann,  13  Tower  street 
Paterson,  Miss,  Rosefield  cottage 
Paterson,  Miss,  4  Abercorn  villa,  Joppa 
Paton,  Mrs  Hugh,  Tower 
Peacock,  Thomas  R. ,  2  Hamilton  villas 
Philp,  Mrs,  6  Johu  street 
Police  Office,  Town  hall 
Poole,  John,  blacksmith,  40  Henderson  row 
Portobello  Gas  Light  Co.,  Bridge  sti-eet 
Portobello  Public  Reading-room,  62  High  st. 
Post  Office,  84  High  st.  ;  W.  Doig,  postmaster 
Powell,  Stephen,  8  Rosefield  avenue 
Pringle,    George,    dairyman   and   coal   agent,   9 

High  street 
Pringle,  Peter,  provision  merchant,  Shiiib  mount, 

2  High  street 
Pringle,  J^lrs  W.  A.,  4  Elcho  terrace 
Proiidfoot,  Miss,  16  Eegent  sti'eet 
Eamsay,  Jas.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  77  High  st. 
Rattray,  Andrew  M.  T.,  M.D.,  8  Brighton  place 
Rawse,  Mrs,  20  Wellington  sti-eet 
Registrar  of  Births,  etc.,  for  the  burgh,  Ales. 

Paterson  ;  ofiice,  Council  chambers.  Town  hall 
Reid,  Alex.,  gardener  and  friuterer,  128  High 

street ;  house,  10  Regent  street 
Reid,  T.  G.  {Inland  Bevenue),  22  Melville  sti-eet 
Reid,  Miss,  17  Straiton  place 
Ren  nick,  J.  B.,  Regent  cottage 
Rhind,  Mrs,  16  Brighton  place 
Riddel,  James,  23  Henderson  row 
Rigbie,  Mrs,  3  Sandford  street 
Ritchie,  Rev.  John  B.,  IT.  P.  minister 
Ritchie,  Eobert,  Joppa  pans 


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COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Robertson,  D.,  commercial  and  private  hotel,  1 

and  3  Bath  street 
Robertson,  David,  2  Bath  place 
Robertson,    David,  undertaker  and  npholsterer, 

High  street 
Robertson,  John,   solicitor,  27  Brighton   place ; 

chambers,  63  Hanover  street,  Edinburgh 
Robertson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Regent  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  15  West  Brighton  crescent 
Robertson,  Miss,  48  Joppa 
Rodger  &  Mackintosh,  builders  and  joiners,  69 

High  street 
Rodger,  John,  15a  Regent  street 
Ross,  WilUam,  mason,  38  Henderson  row 
Ross,  Mrs  M.,  8  Straiten  place 
Ross,  Miss,  2  Marionville 
Russell,  G.,  11  Rosefield  avenue 
Rutherford,  Rev.  A.  C.  (Richmond  street  U.  P. 

Church),  11  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Rutherford,  JIrs,  36  Tower  street 
Ryder,  Thomas,  baker,  6  High  street 
Samuel,  Peter,  Morton  cottage,  Windsor  place 
Sanderson,  Alexander,  builder,  1  Abercorn  place 
Sanderson,  Misses,  45  Joppa 
Schmeltz,  D.,  7  James  street 
Scott,  Rev.  A.,  1  Bellfield 
Scott,   Alexander,  smith,  etc.,  155  High  street ; 

house,  5  John  street 
Scott,  David,  5  Wellington  street 
Scott,  George,  Pier  Restaurant 
Scott,  Henry,  house  agent  and  builder,  151  High 

street ;  house,  28  Regent  street 
Scott,  Henry,  junior,  28  Melville  street 
Scott,  James,  29  Henderson  row 
Scott,  R.  {S.,  Croall,  <k  Sons),  13  Rosefield  avenue 
Scott,  Robert,  inspector  of  poor,  124  High  street 
Scott,  Robert,  joiner,  24  Adelphi  place 
Scott,  William,  butcher,  184  High  street 
Scott,  Mrs  James,  Helensvale,  James  street 
Scott,  Miss,  9  Straiton  place 
Seiveright,  C.  K. ,  26  Brighton  jilace 
Selby,  Mrs,  12  Regent  street 
Sharp,  Mrs,  15  Melville  street 
Shepherd,  John  (G.P.O),  Williamfield 
Shepherd,  Joseph,  chimney-sweep,  9  Ramsay  lane 
Simpson,  H.,  stationer,  Selville,  High  street 
Simpson,  James,  Pipe  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  2  St  Ann's,  Regent  street 
Sinclair,  Francis,  plasterer,  8  Wellington  street 
Sinclair,  W.,  1  Marshall  cottages,  Bellfield 
Slater,  Mrs  James,  15  Straiton  place 
Slight,  George,  victual  dealer,  etc.,  21  High  st. 
Slight,  John,  44  High  street 
Slight,  John,  victual  dealer,  178  High  street 
Smart,  W.  S. ,  burgh  assessor,  Yaluation  of  I^auds 

Act,  2  Windsor  place 
Smart,  Mrs,  4  Sandford  street 
Smibert,  Mrs,  11  Regent  street 
Smith,  George,  builder,  17  Bath  street 
Smith,  J. ,  batliing-machine  keeper,  4  Bath  place 
Smith,  Mrs  James,  22  Wilson's  park 
Smyth,  J.  S.  {O.P.O.),  31  Joppa 
Somerville,  Miss,  24  Regent  street 
Spence,  Ad.,  builder,  8  Wellington  street 
Spence,   Mrs,    dressmaker   and    trimming   mer- 
chant, 198  High  street 
Springall,  Joseph,  18  Adelphi  place 
Stark,  James,  dairy,  Ramsay  lane 
Steel,  Miss,  2  Lower  Joppa 


Steele,  James,  39  Henderson  row 

Steele,    Patrick   Sanderson,    Eastbourne    house, 

Prince  of  Wales  promenade 
Stephenson,  Mrs,  3  Melville  street 
Steuart,  Misses  Mackenzie,  Wellington  villa,  170 

High  street 
Stevens,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  33 

High  street ;  house,  3  Grove  place 
Stevenson,  Robert  P.,  S.S.C.,  Regent  street 
Steventon,  Mrs  F. ,  5  St  James'  terrace 
Stewart   &    Noble,  tailors  and   clothiers.   Town 

Hall  buildings 
Stewart,  Mrs,  25  Henderson  row 
Stewart,  Mrs  D.,  lodgings,  112  High  street 
Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings,  32  Melville  street 
Stewart,  Mrs,  14  Wilson's  park 
Stewart,  Miss  Flora,  4  Abercorn  place 
Stirling,    Thomas,    bathing-machine   proprietor, 

4  Maryfield 
Strachan,  George,  4  Hamilton  villas 
Strachan,    John,    bottlemaker,    Seaside    house, 

Rosebank 
Stuart,    James,   wine   and   spirit   merchant,    24 

High  street 
Stuart,  William,  manufacturer,  Melville  house 
Sutherland,    John,    draper,    clothier,    etc.,    114 

High  street 
Sword,  James,  4  West  Brighton  crescent 
Tait,    Andrew,    station    agent,    N.    B.    railway, 

Brighton  place 
Tait,  James,  24  Bath  street 
Taylor,  Alex.,  printer,  bookseller,  and  stationer, 

134   High    street,    corner   of   Regent    street; 

house,  41  Regent  street 
Thatcher,  Miss,  27  Melville  street 
Thorn,  John,  spirit  dealer,  7  High  street 
Thompson,  xVlbert  {Inland  Revenue),  4  Abercorn 

terrace 
Thomson,  Thomas,  draper,  21  Wellington  street 
Thomson,  W.,  china  merchant,  39  High  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  Brandon  house,  11  Regent  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  2  Dalkeith  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  10  Regent  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  4  Wellington  street 
Tibbet,  Mrs,  fruiterer,  Brighton  place 
Tough,  John,  painter,  glazier,  and  paperhanger, 

118  High  street  ;  house,  16  Regent  street 
Tough,  Thomas,  Spring  gardens,  John  street 
Towert,  John,  bootmaker,  138  High  street 
Train,  John,  11  Tower  street 
Traquair,  G.,  ]\Iarionville,  Regent  street 
Turnbull,   Andrew,   grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

34  and  216  High  street 
Turnbull,  ]\Iiss,  13  Regent  street 
Turnbull,  Misses,  1  Melville  street 
lire.  Miss,  Towerbank  house 
Vallance,  R.,  15  Tower  street 
Vallange,  AVilliam,  M.D.,  14  Bath  street 
Valliant,  Lady,  Pittville,  5  Pitt  street 
Veitch,  John,  2  Wilson's  park 
Veitch,  Matthew,  Fern  grove,  Hope  street 
Waddell,  John,  High  street ;  house,  42  Tower  st. 
Walker,  Mrs,  20  Tower  street 
Wallace,  David,  baker,  40  High  street 
Warren,  A.  R.,  agent  Royal  Bank,  High  street, 

and  Caledonian  Insurance  Company 
W^arren,  Mrs,  6  Sandford  street 
Watson,  George,  grocer,  226  High  street 
Watson,  James,  9  Rosefield  avenue 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


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Watson,  John,  joiner,  35  High  street  j  Greenfield,  Archibald,  gardener 

AVatson,  J.,  spu-it  dealer,  27  High  sti-eet  .    JHare,  Thomas,  mere-hant,  Cockenzie 

Watson,  Robert  D.,  3  Yictoi-ia  terrace  jH'^Vj  George,  iDootmaker,  High  street 

Watt,  Miss,  fmiterer,  91  High  street  !  Hay,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High  street 

Waugh,  Mrs  Margaret,  lodging-house  keeper,  32  Hislop,  John  Fowler,  Castle  park 

Bath  street  j  Hislop,  Robert 

Webster,  John,  plasterer,  157  High  street  I  Hislop,  Robert,  junior 

Weir,  J.  S.,  grocer,  43  High  street ;  house,  H     j  Howie,  Archibald,  merchant 
Wemyss,  G.,  4  Regent  street  I  Hume,  George,  flesher 

White,  Adam,  36  Tower  street  Ingles,  Alexander,  gardener 

"\\niite,   James,   baker,    88  High  street ;    house,  Kay,  Robert,  merchant,  Cockenzie 

2  Bath  street  I  Kerr,  Charles,  grocer 

AYliite,  James,  Hendei'son's  buildings  |  Kilgour,  Rev.  James,  F.  C.  manse,  Cockenzie 

^^^lite,  Wllliam,  shoemaker,  208  High  street        jKing,  Dr  James 
Whitton  &  Thow,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  89,Mellis,  Jaiaes,  soapmaker 

High  street  i  Moore,  Josiah,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue 

Wilkie,  Mrs  John,  flesher,  154  High  sti'eet  Xisbet,  Alexander,  grocer  and  draper 

Wilkinson,  James,  4  Marshall  pilace  i  Oliver,  George,  M.  D. ,  surgeon,  Green  Bank  house 

Williams,  Charles,  commercial  traveller,  2  Mar-  Ovens,  Robert,  teacher,  Cockenzie 


shall  cottages 
Williamson,  J.,  25  Brighton  place 
Wilson,  Alexander,  3  Wilson's  park 
Wilson,  John,  3  Bellfield  lane 
Wilson,  William,  Seaside  house,  Rosebaiik 
Wilson,  Mrs,  36  Henderson  row 
Wilson,  Miss,  5  Brighton  crescent 
Wilson,  Miss,  lodgings,  190  High  street 
Win  ton,  Mrs,  1  John  street 


Petticrew,  James,  merchant 

Pow,  Thomas,  flesher 

Preston,  George,  Queen's  Arms  inn 

Proctor,  G.  A.,  Roseraount 

Raitt,  George,  teacher,  Morrison's  haven 

Rennie,  William,  baker 

Ross,  Alexander,  fish  merchant,  Cockenzie 

Ross,  Da-vid,  grocer,  Cockenzie 

ScHAw's  Hospital — J.  Wallace,  master  ;  Miss 


Wood,  Pet€r,  North  British  RaHwaj'  Company,      Eliza  Ann  Webb,  matron 


2  Union  place 
Wood,  Thomas,  bottleworks,  Baileyfield 
Wood,  WilUam,  stationmaster,  Joppa  station 
Wood,  Mrs,  6  West  Brighton  crescent 
Wood,  Mrs  J.,  hosier,  92  High  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  gi-eengrocer,  3  Tower  street 
Wood,  iirs.  Beach  villa,  16  Wellington  street 

Woodrow,  Mrs,  di'essmkr.,  Henderson's  buildings  Swan,  Mrs  Ann,  baker,  Cockenzie 
Young,  Alex.  (Smtth-s  <L-  Co.,  Edln.),  8  James  st.  'Syme,  Captain  George,  R. X.,  of  Xorthfield 


Sibbald,  Thomas,  gardener 

Smith,  James,  grocer.   Co-operative  Store  Com- 
pany (Limited),  Cockenzie 
Steedman,  James,  flesher,  Cockenzie 
Strutliers,  Rev.  John,  F.S.A.  Scot.,  The  manse 
Suttie,  Sir  George  Grant,  Bart. 
Swan,  George,  baker 


Young,  P.  A.,  M.D.,  4  Brighton  place 
Young,  Mi's  William  M.,  3  Marion  vale 

Prestonpans. 

AiTKEK,  Mark,  farmer,  Xorthfield  mains 

Alexander,  R.,  &  Son,  blacksmiths,  Cockenzie 

Alexander,  Robert,  Cockenzie 

Alexander,  William,  salt  manufacturer 

Barclay,  John,  merchant,  Cockenzie 

Bathgate,  John,  baker,  Cockenzie 

Belfield  k  Co.,  potters 

Belford,  Wmiam,  flesher,  Cockenzie 

Brown,  James,  Railway  inn 

Cadell,  H.    F.,  merchant  and  shipper  of  coals, 

Cockenzie  house 
Cathie,  Peter,  fish  and  oyster  mercht. ,  Cockenzie 
Cockburn,  Mrs  H. ,  spirit  retailer.  Port  Seaton 
Cram,  Mrs,  Port  Seaton  house 
Crawford,  John,  dairyman  and  carter.  High  street 
Cunningham,  Rev.  W.  B.,  Free  Church  manse 
Davie,  John  William,  gi-ocer 
Davie,  John,  merchant,  ship  store 
Dickson,  John,  merchant 

Donaldson,  A.,  joiner  and  carpenter,  Cockenzie    i  Dawson,  Christopher,  schoolmaster,  Abercorn 
Donaldson,  Robert,  grocer,  Cockenzie  Denniston,  Miss 

Drysdale,  Joseph,  merchant  Dickson,  James,  Dundas  mains 

Edgar,  John,  manager.  Brewery  [Dickson,  John,  carpenter,  Dalmeny 

Fowler,  John,  k  Co.,  brewers  (Limited)  i Dudgeon,  Alexander,  farmer,  Easter  Dalmeny 

Gardner,  John,  teacher.  Free  Church  school         ,  Dudgeon,  Alexander,  farmer,  Xewbigging 
Gourlav,  J.,  ovster  and  fish  dealer,  Cockenzie        Dudgeon,  John,  farmer,  Scotstoun  hoiise 
2K 


Taylor,  James,  farmer,  Bankton 

Taylor,  John,  farmer,  Seaton  west  mains 

Tumbull,  ilisses,  drapers 

Whitecross,  iirs  Charles,  spuit  merchant 

^^^lyte,  Mrs  Richard,  post  office 

Wright,  John,  gai'dener,  Preston 

Yule,  Edward,  fector,  Prestongrange 

Queensferry,  South. 

AxDERSox,  Robert,  st-ationmastcr 
Anderson,  Mrs  C,  inn,  Ne^\i;on 
Ai'chibald,  John,  farmer,  Duddingston 
Armour,  A.  H.  H.,  Philipstcm  house 
Black,  (jfeorge.  Anchor  inn 
Borthwick,  James,  butcher 
Boyd,  Thomas,  grocer 
Boyd,  Miss,  gi'ocer 
Broomfield,  Robert,  baker 
Burton,  Robert,  schoolmaster,  Dalmeny 
Cording,  John,  Catherine  bank 
Cowper,  T.,  blacksmith 
Crichton,  G.  0. ,  Priory  house 
'Crichton,.Miss,  Xewhalls  house 


514 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Dundas,  George,  Dundas  castle 

Dundas,  James,  of  Dundas,  Dundas  castle 

French,  Charles,  blacksmith,  Dalmeny 

Gibson,  James,  grocer 

Girdwood,  Walter,  fanner 

Glendinning,  P. ,  factor,  Leuchold,  Dalmeny  park 

Graham,  James,  farmer,  Bankhead 

Greenfield,  William,  gi'ocer,  Newton 

Greig,  David,  F.R.C.S.  Edin. 

Hare,  Steuart  B.,  Philipston  house 

Hay,  James,  gardener,  Diindas  castle 

Hewetson,  Richard,  Inland  Revenue 

HUl,  David,  grocer  and  baker 

Hopetoun,  Earl  of,  Hopetoun  house 

Hunter,  Thomas,  shoemaker 

Hutton,  Andi'ew,  farmer  and  baker 

Hutton,  William,  baker 

Jamieson,  James,  road  surveyor 

Jamieson,  William,  tailor 

Jeffreys,  Captain  R.  J.,  East  terrace 

Lambie,  Miss,  Newhalls  house 

Lauriston  &  Brown,  coal  merchants 

M  'Arthur,  Mrs,  shipo'ivner  and  coal  merchant 

M'Bain,  James,  Hope  tavern 

Mackay,  Alexander  Bain,  grocer 

M'Kay,  Alexander,  draper 

M'Leroth,  Miss,  PlcAvlands  house 

Macnair,  Robert,  plasterer  and  slate  merchant 

M 'Ritchie,  ]\Irs,  draper 

Marshall,  R.,  grocer 

Marshall,  W.,  farmer 

Marshall,  Miss,  draper 

Mason,  David,  bookseller  and  stationer 

Mason,  David,  Springfield 

Mason,  George,  tailor  and  clothier 

Meikle,  Miss,  post  office 

Morrison,  Alexander,  farmer,  Newton 

Morrison,  John,  spirit  merchant 

Morrison,  John,  farmer,  Wester  Dalmeny 

Muir,  Rev.  Robert,  manse,  Dalmeny 

Munro,  William,  grocer 

Nimmo,  Mrs,  farmer,  Newton 

Nivens,  Adam,  gardener,  Hopetoun  gardens 

Packman,  Joseph,  Plewlands  house 

Pattison,  A.  H.,  Dalmeny  Oil  Companj- 

Pattison,  Robert  T.,  Loan  house 

Playfair,  Rev.  David,  manse,  Abercorn 

Rae,  Alexander,  innkeeper 

Reid,  Henry,  coal  merchant 

Robb,  James,  farm-grierc,  Dundas  castle 

Rosebery,  Earl  of,  Dalmeny  park 

Ruthven,  James,  saddler 

Scott,  Alexander,  Society 

Scott,  James,  manager,  Paragon  works 

Stewart,  Daniel,  Stag  inn 

Swinton,  Mrs,  grocer 

Thomson,  George,  farmer,  Echline 

Thomson,  John,  Echline 

Trail  &  Pennycook,  Dalmeny  stone  quarry 

Trotter,  Mrs,  Ross  hill 

Vertue,  George,  New  gardens 

Whyte,  Mrs,  Terrace 

Whyte,  Misses,  Newhall  villa 

Williamson,  Rev.  David  (United  Presbyterian) 

Wilson,  John,  contractor 

Wilson,  Mrs  Margaret,  Newhalls  inn 

Wood,  James,  house  agent  and  carpenter.  Terrace 

Young,  Captain  Archibald,  Newhalls  cottage 

Young,  Miss,  draper 


Ratho. 

Adlingtox,  W.  ,  professor  of  music,  Ebn  cottage 

Allan,  James,  farmer,  Clifton 

Anderson,  William  Watson,  Norton  mains 

Anderson,  Mrs,  Bennington  house 

Anderson,  Miss,  Wilkieston  cottage 

Bartie,  Thomas,  Woolshed  cottage 

Bartie,  William,  slater 

Baxter,  James,  farmer,  Ratho  byres 

Bell,  Laurence  R. ,  Lndgate  lodge 

Borthwick,  William,  butcher 

Boyes,  Francis,  bootmaker 

Brown,  Mrs  Wm.  Heniy,  of  Ashley,  Ashley  ho. 

Bryce,  John,  coal  merchant  and  innkeeper 

Buchanan,  Mrs  Helen,  innkeeper,  Bimi  wynd 

Bullock,  Rev.  W.,  Dalmahoy  parsonage 

Chamberlain,  H.  H. ,  prof,  of  music,  St  Marj^'s 

Clark,  Alexander,  baker 

Cook,  James 

Corstorphine,  John 

Cowan,  William,  LL.  D. ,  Linburn  house 

Davidson,  Mrs,  Summerhall  cottage 

Donn,  James,  gardener,  Ratho  cottage 

Dougal,  John,  of  Ratho  park 

Duncan,  John,  grocer 

Dunn,  Misses,  Primrose  cottage 

Finnic,  Mrs,  Ratho  hall 

Fleming,  Joseph,  gardener  and  gi-ocer 

Forrest,  John,  blacksmith.  Bum  wynd 

French,  George,  MiUer  Linns  mill 

Gibson,  James,  farmer,  Clifton  hall  mains 

Gifford,  Thomas,  fanner.  West  Ingliston 

Glendinning,  George,  factor  and  land  valuator, 

Hatton  mains 
Gray,  Patrick  L.,  farmer,  Freelands 
Hannay,  Robert,  Craig  park 
Jockel,  Mrs  C,  Gogar  mount 
Kerr,  Mrs  Richard  A.,  spirit  merchant 
King,  Robert,  Bennington  cottage 
Lamb,  James,  grain  merchant 
Leitch,  George,  tailor  and  postmaster 
M 'Donald,  William,  farmer,  Ransfield 
Macduff,  Rev.  Robert  C.  H.,  parish  minister 
M'Laren,  Peter,  builder 
M'Whinnie,  David,  cowfeeder,  Orchardfield 
M'Whinnie,  John,  grocer,  Wilkieston 
Maitland,  Sir  Alexander  Charles  Ramsay  Gibson, 

M.P.,  Cliftonhall  and  Barnton 
Melvin,  James,  farmer,  Bonnington 
Melvin,  John,  Ratho  mains 
Morton,  The  Earl  of,  Dalmahoy 
Murray,  James,  fanner,  Lochend 
Ogilvie,  Archibald,  farmer.  Old  Liston 
Paterson,  William,  mason,  and  inspector  of  poor 
Pitman,  Alfred,  St  Mary's  school,  Dalmahoy 
Rennie,  James,  mason,  Newbridge 
Rimer,  Wm.,  locomotive  insp.,  Rowan  cottage 
Sanderson,  Mrs,  farmer,  Hatton  mains 
Sheriff,  Ths.,  physician  and  surgeon,  Ratho  Axilla 
Smith,  Dav. ,  registrar  and  parochial  schoolmaster 
Stewart,  Robert,  of  Ingliston 
Tait,  David,  teacher,  Wilkieston 
Tait,  Thomas,  dairyman 
Thomson,  William,  merchant 
Thomson,  W.  Hill,  farmer,  Hillwood 
Turner,  John,  fanner,  Newhouse 
Turner,  John,  junior,  farmer,  Haggs 
Yincent,  M.,  Clarence  cottage 


COUNTr  DIRECTORY. 


515 


Watson,  George,  Norton  house 

Watson,  Rev.  Hiram,  Free  Church,  Wilkieston 

Watson,  William,  W.  S. ,  Norton  house 

Weddeli,  James,  baker 

Williamson,  Alexander,  farmer,  Claylands 

Young,  Robert,  grocer  and  coal  merchant 

Roslin,  or  Rosslyn. 

AiNSLiE,  William,  farmer,  Moat 

Ainslie,  Mrs  John 

Aitchison,  John,  farmer.  Mount  Marl 

Black,  James,  smith,  Howgate 

Bnice,  Adam,  grieve,  Firth 

Bryce,  G. ,  &  Co. ,  baking  and  provision  store  (Ltd. ) 

Bryce,  George,  millwiight  and  postmaster 

Burton,  J.  C,  M.D.,  Pentland  gi'ove 

Charlton,  Peter,  forester,  Woodend  cottage 

Cochrane,  Robert,  farmer 

Da-sidson,  John,  gardener.  Firth 

Dickson,  WiUiam,  farmer.  Slate  barns 

Duncan,  Colonel  F.  K. ,  Firth 

Edgar,  John,  fanner,  Kirkettle 

Faii'bain,  James,  Free  Church  school 

Gardiner,  Alexander,  farmer,  House  of  M\iir 

Glover,  John,  &  Son,  grocers 

Crlover,  John,  farmer,  Langhill 

Graham,  George,  Graham's  cottage,  Glencorse 

Grant,  Rev.  Alexander  Thomson,  Parsonage 

Hay,  Merricks,  &  Co.,  gunpowder  mills 

Henderson,  Rev.  John  (E.C.),  The  manse 

Tunes,  Alexander,  police  constable 

Johnston,  Robert,  baker 

Johnston,  William,  gi'ocer 

Johnston,  William,  vet.  sm'geon  and  blacksmith 

Johnston,  Mrs  William,  draper 

Kidd,  Alexander,  farmer,  Maurice  wood 

Law,  WOliam,  k  Son,  wi'ights  and  builders 

Law,  Hector,  gardener,  Woodfield 

Lilly,  John,  bootmaker 

LI 'Donald,  John,  bleacher 

M'Gechan,  James,  hotel 

Mackintosh,  James,  newsagent 

Melrose,  Adam,  flesher  and  grocer 

Merricks,  Hezekiah,  Eskhill 

Merricks,  Mrs  James,  AVoodfield 

Millar,  John,  keeper,  Edin.  water.  Glen  cottage 

Mitchell,  John,  gardener,  Woodhouselee 

Neil,  David,  innkeeper,  Roslin  inn 

Nisbet,  Mrs,  Janefield  cottage 

Noble,  WUliam,  fanner,  Howgate 

Pate,  A.,  Fulford 

Paterson,  William,  farmer,  Oat-slie 

Purves,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  Roslin  castle 

Rogers,  James,  stationmaster 

Sadlier,  Robert,  manager  cai-pet  factory 

Sanders,  Thomas,  cooper 

Scott,  John,  farmer,  Firth  mains 

Spottiswood,  Robert 

Steedman,  James,  farmer,  Boghall 

Stoddart,  James,  land-steward,  Glencross  mains 

Thomson,  Rev.  Robert,  Free  Church  minister 

Torrance,  Rev.  Alexander,  Glencross  manse 

Trotter,  Colonel  R.  A.,  of  Bush 

Tytler,  George  M.,  Woodhouselee 

Widnell,  ^Messrs  Henrj^  &  Son,  carpet  manufac. 

Wilkie,  Mrs  Isabella,  Seafield  house 

Wilson,  John,  farmer,  Cross  house 

Winton,  George,  teacher,  parish  school 

Wyllie,  David,  baker 


Salton. 

See  Tranent. 

Slateford. 

AiKMAN,  Andrew,  Kingsknowes 

Austin,  Alfred,  C.B.,  Hailes 

Binnie,  James,  Cross  Keys  inn 

Binnie,  ilrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Angle  park, 
Longstone 

Bisset,  Alexander,  agent  for  the  Eaii  of  Zetland 
and  Standi'ig  coals 

Brodie,  Benjamin,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Brown,  James,  gardener,  Hailes  house 

Burn,  John,  clerk,  Hailes  quarry 

Campbell,  Charles,  stationmaster 

Campbell,  John,  Caledonian  Railway  inn 

Chalmers,  D.,  &  Co.,  paper  manufacturer.?,  Kates- 
miU 

Chalmers,  David,  Redhall  house 

City  of  Edinburgh  Poorhotjse,  Craiglockhart : 
Daniel  Kemp,  governor ;  W.  H.  Smith, 
chaplain 

Clark,  Robert  {Lorimer  &  C),  Slateford  road 

Cochrane,  Andrew,  farmer,  Gray's  mill 

Craig,  D.,  meal  and  barley  miller,  Bog's  mill 

Craig,  William,  miller,  Gray's  mill 

Cumming,  James,  saddler 

Cimningham,  Andrew,  smith 

Cunningham,  Cornelius,  V.S. 

Dakymple,  Alexander,  joiner  and  cartwright 

Davidson,  Archibald,  Sheritf  of  Midlothian,  Craig- 
lockhart house 

Dick,  Allan,  grocer  and  coal  merchant 

Dickson,  John  H.,  farmer,  Kingsknowes 

Duncan,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Dunn,  M.,  baker 

Findlay,  Mrs,  grocer,  Hailes 

Hannah,  James,  dairyman 

Hogg,  William,  overseer,  Kingsknowes  farm 

Hutton,  James,  treasurer  of  Friendly  Society  of 
Colinton 

Hutton,  John,  shoemaker.  The  Moat 

Hutton,  John,  coal  merchant 

Kemp,  Daniel,  governoi',  City  poorhouse,  Craig- 
lockhart 

Kerr,  William,  grocer  and  carter,  Angle  park, 
Longstone 

Litster,  Craig,  &  Co.,  meal,  barley,  and  flour 
mills,  Colinton  mills 

Litster,  George,  Redhall  mills 

Lorimer  k  Clark,  Caledonian  brewery,  Tynecastle 

Lowe,  John  {Clydesdale  Bank,  Edinburgh),  notary 
public,  Slateford  house 

Mackindlay,  James,  Redhall  cottage 

M'Nab,  A.  &  J.,  dyers,  bleachers,  silk  and 
woollen  printers,  Inglis  green  bleachfield ; 
offices,  39  Queen  street,  85  Clerk  street,  and  3 
West  Tollcross,  Edinburgh.     See  Adv. 

Miller,  James,  general  smith,  Road  end,  Slate- 
ford road 

Munsie,  Rev.  W.,  TJ.P.  manse 

Murray,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  Longstone 

Notman,  John,  carter.  Thimble  hall 

Notman,  Thomas,  farmer,  Gorgie  park 

Ovens,  William,  dairyman,  Thimble  hall 
Paterson,  James,  carter 
Prentice,  J.  &  W.,  dairymen,  Longstone 
Reid,  Robert,  teacher,  schoolhouse 


516 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Ritcliie,  Thomas,  stationmaster,  King.sknowes 
Robertson,  Daniel,  slater 
Robertson,  John  H.,  Gorgie  lodge 
Robertson,  Thomas  R. ,  W.  S. ,  Gorgie  lodge 
Robertson,  Wm.,  dairyman  &  carter,  Dumbryden 
Sanderson,  James,  postmaster,   grocer,  wine  and 

spirit  merchant 
Scott,  George  R.,  Oxgang 
Scott,  Mrs,  Oxgang 
Shankie,  Robert,  U.  P.  Church  officer 
Simpson,  William,  manager,  Redhall  ipiarry 
Sommerville,  Miss,  dressmaker,  Angle  park 
Stewart,  Alexander,  carter 
Tait,  Donald,  clerk,  Hailes 
Tod,  Alexander,  farmer,  Gorgie  mains 
Veitch,  Thomas,  contractor  and  coal  merchant. 

See  Adv. 
Watt,  Mrs,  grocer,  Hailes 
Wilson,  John,  coal  merchant,  Stoneyport 
Witherspoon,  Mrs,  Hailes  toll 
Wolff,  N.  de,  Inglis  green  villa 
Wylie,  Michael,  cartwright.  Road  end 
Yorkston,  James,  dairyman.  Angle  park 
Young,  John,  Hailes  cottage,  Dumbryden 
Young,  Robert,  manager,  Hailes  quarry 

Stow. 

Abercromby  &   Sons,    woollen  manufacturers, 

Stow  mills 
Aitchison,  John,  fanner,  Middletown 
Archibald,  John,  farmer,  Overshiels 
Bell,  William,  farmer,  Cortleferry 
Bertram,  John,  blacksmith 
Bisset,  M.,  grocer 
Blackie,  George,  mason,  Galabank 
Borthwick,  John,  of  Crookston 
Brown,  Jessie,  teacher 

Bryden,  Rev.  Thomas  N.,  Free  Church  j 

(i'ameron,  John  W.,  publican 
Campbell,  Angus,  smith  and  veterinary  surgeon,  j 

Caitha 
Carruthers,  John,  farmer,  Torsonce  mains 
Chisholm,  James,  teacher,  Caitha 
Colvin,  Mrs  M.  H. ,  of  Torquhan 
Crosbie  &  Paterson,  tweed  manufacturers 
Darling,  Thomas,  Ashlea 
Dick,  George,  blacksmith,  Fountainhall 
Dickson,  William,  farmer,  Bankhouse 
Dickson,  William,  Railway  hotel 
Douglas,  John,  teacher,  Fountainhall 
Frier,  Richard  S. ,  of  Cathpair 
Gai-vie,  Adam,  farmer,  Plenploth 
Gibson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Ferniehurst 
Graham,  John,  farmer,  Clints 
Grant,  William,  farmer,  Dryburn 
Hall,  John,  grocer 
Hall,  Thomas,  farmer,  Crosslee 
Harper,  Robert,  farmer,  Muirhouse 
Hay,  Robert,  flesher 
Hewat,  Henry,  farmer,  Pirntaton 
Hogg,  Charles,  farmer,  Symington 
Hogg,  George,  mason 
Hogg,  Robert,  farmer,  Halltree 
Hossack,  Archibald,  publican 
Inglis,  Henry,  of  Torsonce 
Jamieson,  John,  baker 
Jamieson,  John,  farmer,  Whitlee 
Johnstone,  Walter,  farmer,  Inchkeith 
Lawrie,  James,  farmer,  Mitchelston 


Leithead,  James,  farmer,  Bow 

Lorrimer,  Charles,  stationmaster 

Lumsden,  John,  joiner  and  farmer,  Fountainhall 

Lumsden,  Jane,  grocer,  Plenploth 

M'Intyre,  James,  postmaster 

M'Naughton,  Rev.  James,  M.A.,  assistant  miui- 
star,  Church  of  Scotland 

Mackenzie,  John,  stationmaster,  Fountainhall 

Mair,  Rev.  Alexander,  M.A.,  XJ.P.  Church 

Marsh,  John,  farmer,  Craigend 

Mercer  &  Co.,  tweed  manufacturers 

Mercer,  Walter,  manager.  Stow  mills 

Mercer,  Ellen,  gi'ocer  and  draper 

Middleton,  James,  medical  practitioner 

Milne,  Peter,  police  constable 

Ovens,  George,  grocer  and  draper 

Ovens,  Walter,  coal  agent 

Paterson,  Adam,  of  Whitlee 

Pringle,  David,  saddler 

Pringle,  James,  cooper 

Pringle,  John,  M.D.,  R.N.,  Symington 

Renwick,  Gideon,  farmer,  Wetherston 

Renwick,  Robert,  farmer,  Hawkburn 

Rutherford,  John,  joiner  and  cartwright 

Sanderson,  Robert,  grocer  and  draper 

Scott,  Colonel,  Burnhouse 

Scott,  David,  Sunnybank 

Shiells,  George,  draper  and  grocer 

Shiels,  Thomas,  flesher 

Smart,  Alexander,  farmer,  Bowshank 

Smith,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Smith,  George,  gi'Ocer 

Stenhouse,  William,  tailor  and  clothier 

Stewart,  Thomas,  farmer,  Brockhouse 

Tait,  Mrs  L.  M.,  of  Pirn 

Thomson,  James,  tailor 

Thomson,  James,  millwTight  and  engineer 

Thomson,  Thomas,  postmaster  and  general  mer- 
chant, Fountainhall 

Thorburn,  Robert,  tailor 

Tillie,  Robert,  farmer,  Crookston  mains 

Turnbull,  William,  joiner  and  cartwright 

Tweedie,  Richard,  farmer,  Burnhouse 

Waddell,  Rev.  David,  Church  of  Scotland 

Walker,  John  F. ,  teacher  and  registrar 

Walker,  Joseph,  joiner,  Caitha 

Walker,  William  Stewart,  of  Bowland 

Watherston,  William,  teacher 

White,  Samuel,  farmer,  Lugate 

Wight,  George,  fanner,  Crookston  South  mains 

Wilson,  George,  agent  and  ironmonger 

Wilson,  Joseph,  blacksmith 

Wilson,  William,  Cragdale 

Wintrup,  Thomas,  miller 

Tranent. 

Add  I.SOX,  John,  gardener,  Ormiston 

Ainslie,  Robert,  of  Elvingston,  Glad.smuir 

Aitken,  William,  farmer 

Aitken,  Miss  I\Iary 

Allan,  Archibald,  baker 

Anderson,  Miss  R.,  stationer 

Bain,  David,  postmaster,  Gladsmuir 

Bain,  Thomas,  teacher,  Free  Church  school 

Baird,  David 

Black,  Peter,  innkeeper 

Black,  Peter  Brown,  saddler 

Black,  Wm.,  contractor,  Deanhead,  Pencaitland 

Brown,  Hugh,  teacher,  Ormiston 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


517 

M'Lennan,  Jolin,  farmer,  Fountaiuhall,  Puu- 
caitland 

M'Neill,  Archibald,  shoemaker 

M'iSreill,  David,  grocer 

M'Niell,  Peter,  stationer,  Church  street 

M 'Walter,  Thomas,  joiner  and  house  carpenter 

M'Watt,  Rev.  James,  Sal  ton 

Madden,  Mrs  C,  draper 

Marshal,  Hugh,  The  Pavilion 

Melvin,  Charles,  farmer,  Penston,  Gladsmuir 

Merrylees,  Alexander,  blacksmith,  Pencaitland 

Moffatt,  James,  tiirmer 

Moore,  Thomas  Hepbui'n,  manager,  Penston  and 
Pencaitland  collieries,  Smeaton  park,  Mussel- 
burgh 

Morrison,  Aw.,  farmer,  Broomrigg,  Pencaitland 

Morrison,  Robert,  gas  manager 

Murray,  Henry,  inspector  of  poor 

Nicholson,  Ts.  W.,  farmer,  Xisbet,  Pencaithi  lul 

Nimmo,  Andrew 

Nimmo,  George,  innkeeper  and  cab  projirietijr 

Nisbet,  George,  farmer  and  coal  merchant 

Nisbet,  Mrs,  Tranent  lodge 

Notman,  William,  sheriff-officer 

Parlane,  Rev.  William,  A.M. 

Paterson,  Rev.  John,  Free  Church 

Pearson,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer.  Church  street 

Pow,  Archibald,  flesher 

Rankine,  William,  road  surveyor 

Rate,  George,  factor,  Milton,  Salton 

Reid,  Dr  A.  S. 

Riacli,  Rev.  W.  L.,  Pencaitland 

Ritchie,  James  A.,  manager,  Spilmersford  lime- 
works,  Pencaitland 

Ritchie,  Walter,  manager  of  brick  and  fire-clay 
works,  Gladsmuir 

Ritchie,  William,  baker,  grocer,  and  postmaster, 
Pencaitland 

Robertson,  Rev.  Samuel,  Free  Church,  Fountain - 
hall,  Pencaitland 

Rogers,  Rev.  B.  B.,  Primitive  Methodist 
preacher 

Rogers,  John,  blacksmith 

Ruthven,  Lady,  Winton  castle  ;  town  residence, 
31  Dover  street,  London 

Sanderson,  William,  baker 

Shiells,  John,  farmer.  Red  mains,  Pencaitland 

Simpson,  Andrew  B.,  tailor.  Back  street 

Simpson,  Archibald,  sawTnills,  Spilmersford, 
Pencaitland 

Simpson,  Walter,  can-ier 

Smeaton,  Archibald,  gi'ocer 

Smeaton,  James,  merchant.  High  street 

Smeaton,  William,  Pencaitland  store 

Smith,  William  &  J. ,  farmers,  Elphiuston 

Smith,  Alexander,  farmer 

Smith,  Anstruther,  shoemaker.  New  row 

Smith,  Johnston,  junior,  baker.  Church  street 

Smith,  Johnston,  senior,  boot  and  slice  maker 

Smith,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High  st. 

Smith,  William,  smith  and  veterinary  surgeon 

Smith,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  High  st. 

Smith,  William,  Greenhead,  Salton 

Steele,  George,  High  street 

Steele,  George,  shoemaker 

Steele,  William,  baker 

Stenhouse,  James,  fai-mer,  Myles 

Stenhouse,  Robert,  farmer.  Wester  Windygoul 

Stobie,  David,  farmer,  Carlaverock 


Brown,    Peter,   millwright  and  engineer,   Pen- 
caitland 
)>rown,  Dr  Robert 
^>ro^vu,  William,  merchant 

<  'iesar.  Rev.  William 

(  harles,  John,  shoemaker 

<  'hristie,  C.  &  A. ,  Gladsmuir  ironworks 
t  'hristie,  Andrew,  farmer,  Adniston 

<  'hristie,  C.  J.,  farmer,  AVest  bank 
<-"ourtney,  William,  farmer,  Portobello 
•  'raig,  David,  baker,  Ormiston 

( 'raise,  George,  joiner 
( 'richton,  David,  painter 

<  'uthbertson,  Archibald,  farmer,  Greendykes 
Dalgliesh,  Andrew,  contractor 

Davie,  George,  gi'ocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Deans  k  Moore,  Penston,  Pencaitland,  Drummore, 
and  Carbeny  collieries,  Tranent ;  office,  Smea- 
ton park,  Inveresk,  Musselburgh 

])icksou,  Charles,  farmer,  Hodges 

Dickson,  P.,  Winton  west  mains,  Pencaitland 

Dickson,  T.  B.,  merchant 

Dickson,  Walter,  joiner 

Dickson,  Mrs.  grocer,  Elphiuston 

Drummond,  J.,  rector,  Steill's  hospital 

Duncan,  J.,  k  Son,  grocers 

Dunn,  Adam,  Ti'anent  mains 

Dunn,  Mrs  Mary  L,  Bankhead  house,  Tranent 

Durie  &  Nisbet,  Elphiuston  Coal  Co. 

Edie,  J.  C,  agent.  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Farrier,  John,  House  of  JIuir,  Ormiston 

Ferme,  George,  farmer,  Riggenhead 

Kiddes,  William,  blacksmith 

Fletcher,  Andrew,  of  Salton 

Ford,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Pencaitland  (East) 

Forsyth,  John,  postmaster  and  baker 

Fortune,  T.  L.,  Elj)hinstone  tower 

Fulton,  Ebenezer,  baker,  Pencaitland 

<iibb,  Peter,  joiner 

Gibb,  William,  tailor 

'Jrieve,  John,  Bank  park  colliery  and  fire-clay 
works 

Hamilton,  A.  F.,  clerk  to  the  Commissioners  of 
Police 

Hamilton,  William,  parochial  schoolmaster,  ses- 
sion-clerk, and  registrar  of  births,  etc. 

Henderson,  R.  (manager,  Elphiuston  Colliery), 
Rosebank  cottage 

Herriot,  John,  merchant,  Pencaitland 

Hogg,  James,  merchant.  High  street 

Hogg,  William,  flesher 

Hood,  James,  slater  and  glazier 

Hope,  John  H.,  farmer.  South  Elphiuston 

Howden,  Robert,  farmer,  Boggs 

Hunter,  John,  Oxenford  mains,  Ormiston 

Hutcheson,  Mrs  George,  Seton  lodge 

Inglis,  George,  draper 

-lohnston,  R.,  baker,  Ormiston 

Kellie,  C,  gi'ocer.  Church  street 

Kerr,  James  H.,  fanner,  Spilmersford  mains, 
Pencaitland 

Kilgour,  John,  stationmaster 

King,  John,  baker  and  merchant.  West  Salton 

Kirkwood,  James,  ironfounder 

Leslie,  Peter,  merchant 

AI'Bean,  Peter,  saddler 

M 'Donald,  Ewan,  gardener,  Winton  castle, 
Pencaitland 

M'Gregor,  Duncan,  M.D. 


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Stoddait,  Thomas,  slater  and  glazier,  Church  st. 

Stoddart,  Thomas,  jun.,  grocer.  Church  street 

Stoddart,  William,  WintonhiU 

Thomson,  A.,  farmer,  Kingslaw 

Thyne,  William,  farmer,  Hoperigg,  Gladsmiiir 

Trail,  James,  baker 

Treveylan,  Arthur,  of  Tyneholm,  Peneaitland 

Veitch,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 

Wallace,  George,  baker 

Watson,  Mrs  John,  grocer 

Watt,  Alexander,  carrier.  High  street 

Watt,  David,  dairyman.  High  street 

Watt,  David,  farmer,  Easter  Windygoul 

White,  David,  shoemaker,  Peneaitland  (West) 

Williams,  William,  gardener 

WUliamson,  Rev.  Wm.  T.,  Established  Church, 
Ormistou 

Williamson,  Miss  Helen,  teacher 

Wilson,  A.,  builder 

Wilson,  James,  farmer,  Salton  middle  mains 

Wilson,  John,  builder 

Wilson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Salton 

Wilson,  William,  Wolfstar,  Onniston 

Wilson,  Mrs  George 

Wood,  Alexander,  parochial  schoolmaster,  ses- 
sion-clerk, and  registrar,  Peneaitland 

Young,  W.  &  J.,  Sandie  quarry 

Yule,  Mrs  J.  M. ,  Peneaitland  house 

Uphall. 

Addison,  William,  fanner,  Blackcraigs 

Agricultural  Chemical  Company 

Arbuckle,  William,  farmer,  Wyndford 

Bimie,  Alex.,  manager,  Uphall  Mineral  Oil  Co. 

Boag,  John,  wright,  Dechmont 

Brash,  Robert,  slater,  Houston 

Brodie,  John,  smith 

Brown,  William,  wright,  Houston 

Campbell,  J.  &  H.,  &  Co.,  engineers 

Craven,  John  W.,  Binny  cottage 

Dick,  Thomas,  farmer.  Milk  houses 

Douglas,  David,  farmer,  Dechmont 

Drysdale,  William,  flesher 

Erskine,  WUliam,  smith,  Dechmont 

Flint,  Mrs,  farmer,  Cros.sgreen 

Ford,  James,  farmer,  Stankards 

Frater,  Robert,  farmer.  Laws 

Glen,  Enoch,  farmer,  Fivestanks 

Glen,  Mrs,  innkeeper 

Glenny,  WiUiam,  Houston  mill 

Heggie,  J.,  wright,  Dechmont 

Hutchison,  James,  carrier 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  grocer 

IngHs,  James,  fanner,  Knightsridge 

Johnston,  Rev.  William,  The  manse 

Kelly,  Thomas,  store 

Lawson,  William,  farmer,  Nettlehill 

Leckie,  Mr.s,  The  Thorns 

Lind,  Mrs,  grocer 

Lindsay,  Dr,  Wairds  house 


Meldi-um,  Edward,  Dechmont  house 

Middlemas,  John,  Dechmont 

Mitchell,  William,  farmer,  Dechmont 

Mossman,  Robert,  wi'ight 

Mossman,  Miss,  teacher 

Murray,  Henry,  bricklayer 

Nicol,  Thomas,  gardener,  Houston 

Purdie,  Thomas,  farmer,  Forkneuk 

Rae,  Martin,  mineral  agent 

Raeburn,  J.  P.,  oil  refiner 

Russel,  William,  teacher,  Binny 

Russell,  James,  merchant 

Scott,  William,  tailor 

Shairp,  Colonel,  Houston  house 

Stoddart,  John,  farmer.  West  Bangour 

Terris,  Andrew,  publican 

Thomson,  James,  farmer.  Holms 

Tmmbull,  Archibald,  farmer,  West  Binny 

Uphall  Manure  Works  (Limited)  ;    Robert 

Murray  &  Son,  managers 
Uphall  Mineral  Oil  Company 
Wallace,  John,  farmer,  Burnhouse 
West,  George,  farmer.  West  Broadlaw 
West,  Joseph,  East  Broadlaw 
White,  James,  draper,  gi'ocer,  and  postmaster 
Wilson,  T.  &  M.,  coal  and  iron  masters 
Wylie,  John,  fai'mer,  Houston  mains 
Wylie,  William,  farmer,  East  Bangour 
Yoimg,  Thomas,  baker 

'VSrinchburgli. 

Angus,  David,  Lampingsdub 

Bartholomew,  James,  farmer,  Duntarvie 

Binnie,  George,  wright.  Bell's  mills 

Bird,  James,  smith 

Bisset,  John,  White  quarries 

Black,  Henry,  grocer 

Bowie,  William,  wiight 

Chapman,  John,  Totley  wells 

Currie,  Rev.  A.,  Hawthorn  vale 

Farrie,  Robert,  innkeeper 

Glendinning,  Alexander,  farmer 

Greenfield,  John  R.,  ISTewton 

Greenfield,  William,  Newton 

Hughes,  Mrs,  postmistress 

Hunter,  John,  stationmaster 

Kidd,  Mrs,  Mounthooly 

Listens,  Misses,  Auld  Cathie  cottage 

Mack,  Alexander,  teacher 

Millar,  Mrs,  Niddry  mains 

Morrison,  Alexander  N.,  ISTewton 

Nimmo,  Thomas,  Craigton 

Nimmo,  Mrs,  farmer,  Newton 

Paterson,  Mrs,  innkeeper,  Newton 

Ritchie,  Robert,  cowdealer,  Myre 

Ross,  John,  farmer,  Westfield 

Ross,  M'Kenzie,  Craigton  house 

Somervail,  Peter,  Glendevon 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Niddry  castle 

Wilson,  John,  grocer 

Young,  James,  farmer,  Niddry 


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LAW   DIRECTORY. 


Law  Officers. 

Lord  Advocate,  Eight  Hon.  Geo.  Young,  Q.O.,  M.P. 
Solicitor-General,  Andrew  Kutherfurd  Clark,  Q,.C. 
Advocates-Depute,  H.  J.  Moncreiff,  Heniy  H.  Lan- 
caster, Alexander  Aslier,  and  J.  B.  Balfour. 
Crown  Agent,  Charles  Morton,  W.S. 


Court  of  Session.     1532. 
Lord  President  of  the  whole  Court,  Bight  Hon.  John 
Inglis  of  Glencorse. 

Inner  House — First  Division. 
Right  Hon.  John  Inglis,  Lord  President  (1867). 
Sir  George  Deas,  Lord  Deas  (1853). 
James  Craufurd,  Lord  Ardmillan  (1 855). 
William  Penney,  Lord  Kinloch  (1858). 

Second  Division. 
Eight  Hon.  Jas.  Moncreiff,  Lord  Justice-Clerh  (1869). 
John  Cowan,  Lord  Cowan  (1851). 
H.  Eobertson,  Lord  Benholme  (1853). 
Charles  Neaves,  Lord  Neaves  (1854). 

Outer  House. 
Permanent  Lords  Ordinary. 
Hon.  C.  Baillie,  Lord  Jerviswoode  (1859). 
Eobert  Macfarlane,  Lord  Ormidale  (1862). 
D.  Mure,  Lord  Mure  (1865). 
Adam  Gifford,  Lord  Gifford  (1870). 
Donald  Mackenzie,  Lord  Mackenzie  (1870). 

Principal  Clerics  of  Court,  Archibald  Broun,  Cosmo 
Innes,  and  Harry  Maxwell  Inglis. 

Assistants,  W.  T.  E.  Beveridge,  William  Shiell, 
James  Eamsay,  and  John  M'Eitchie. 

Depute  Clerks,  WilUam  Drysdale,  Geo.  Shield,  John 
Adams,  Donald  Robertson,  and  W.  Walker  John- 
stone. 

Assistants,  Wm.  H.  Bell,  Charles  Doig,  F.  S.  Mel- 
ville, James  Tumbull,  and  James  Brodie. 


Teind  Office. 

TTie  Clerk  ofTeinds,  George  Logan,  W.S. 
Keeper  of  Records,  etc.,  Alexander  Logan. 


High  Court  of  Justiciary.     1672. 

Lord  Justice-General,  Eight  Hon.  John  Inglis. 
Lord  Justice- Clerl;  Eight  Hon.  James  Moncreiff. 
Commissioners   of  Justiciary,   Lord   Cowan,  Lord 

Deas,  Lord  Ardmillan,  Lord  Neaves,  and  Lord 

Jerviswoode. 
Clerk  of  Ju.iticiary,  Alex.  Forbes  Irvine  of  Drum. 
Depute  Clerk,  J.  W.  Hamilton. 
Assistant  Clerk,  A.  D.  Veitch. 


Exchequer.     1707. 

Lord  Ordinary  in  Exchequer,  Lord  Ormidale. 

Queen^s  and  Lord  Treasurer's  Hemembrancer,  Stair 
Agnew. 

Clerks,  Jas.  Glegg,  Eobert  Glegg,  Wm.  G.  Shiells, 
P.  Tweedie,  J.  R.  Stewart,  Eobert  Macgregor, 
F.  J.  H.  Skene,  Albert  T.  Apthorpe,  Jas.  Wilkie. 


Court  of  Lords  Commissioners  for  Teinds. 

The  Judges  of  the  Inner  House,  and  Lord  Gifford, 

Lord  Ordinary  on  Teinds. 
Agent,  Warren  Hastings  Sands,  W.S. 
Clerks,  G.  Logan  and  A.  Logan. 


Lyon  Court. 

General  Eegister  House. 
Lyon  King  of  Arms,  George  Burnett. 
Lyon  Clerk  and  Keeper  of  Records,  James  Lorimer, 

advocate. 
Lyon  Clerk  Depute,  Eobert  Riddle  Stodart. 
Procurator-Fiscal,  John  Robertson,  S.S.C. 
Macer,  Andrew  Webster. 
Herald  Painter,  Thomas  Brown. 

Heralds. 

Marchmont,  William  Anderson. 
Albany,  James  Sinclair. 
Snoicdon,  William  E.  Montignani. 
Ross,  Andrew  Gillman. 
Islay,  Henry  Wilson. 

Pursidvants. 

Bute,  Walter  Ferguson. 

Ormond,  John  Brown. 

Unicorn,  Stuart  Moodie  Livingstone. 

Carrick,  Archibald  Thorburn. 

Dingwall,  Samuel  Bough. 

Trumpeters. 

James  Weddell,  John  Ingpeu,  Magnus  L.  Hoffman, 
Eobert  White,  Eichard  J.  Adams,  Alex.  Miller. 


H.  M.  Chancery. 

Director,  John  M.  Lindsay. 

Depute   Directors,   James    P.   Halley    and    David 

M'Neilie. 
Chief  Clerk,  James  P.  Halley. 
Second  Clerk,  Eobert  Macandrew. 
Assistant  Clerks,   D.  M'Neilie,  Hugh  Home,  John 

M'Neilie,  and  Adam  Bryden  Steele. 


Sheriff  Court  of  Chancery. 

Sheriff,  John  M'Laren,  advocate. 
Sheriff- Clerk,  Adam  Morrison,  S.S.C. 
Depute  Sheriff-Clerk,  John  MacMillan,  S.S.C. 
Macer,  Andrew  Angus. 

Hornings,  Inhibitions,  and  Adjudications 
Office. 

Keeper  of  the  Register  of  Hornings,  Inhibitions, 
Interruptions,  and  Adjudications,  John  Clerk 
Brodie,  W.S. 

Assistant  Keeper,  John  H.  Dunn. 

Clerk,  William  K.  Young. 

Extractor's  Office. 

Principal  Extractor  of  the  Court  of  Session,  William 

Duncan,  S.S.C. 
Assistant  Extractor,  J.  P.  Groundwater. 
Clei'k  of  the  Records,  Extracting  Department,  John 

Macdonald. 


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Bill  Chamber. 


Clerk   of  the  Bills  and  Seqitesirations,  Alexandei- 

Mann. 
Assistant  Clerk,  Eobert  B.  Shaw. 
Ordinary  Clerks,  J.  Walker  and  W.  E.  Hayden. 


Minute  Book  Office, 
5  Parliament  House. 

Edictal  Citation  Office, 
45  New  General  Eegistek  House. 

Keeper  of  the  Alinute  Booh  and  Register  of  Edictal 

Citations,  Colin  G.  Macrae. 
Depute  Keeper,  William  Maxwell. 


Rolls  of  Court  and  Calling  Lists. 

Keepers  of  Inner  Uoiise  Rolls,  P.  S.  Pianks  and  W. 
Eeid. 

Keepers  of  Outer  House  Rolls,  The  Clerks  to  the 
Lords  in  the  Outer  House. 

Keepers  of  the  Calling  Lists,  The  Outer  House  As- 
sistant Clerks. 


The  Lord  Clerk  Register's  Department 
(or  General  Eecord  for  Scotland). 

Lord  Clerk  Register  and  Keeper  of  the  Signet,  The 
Eight  Hon.  Sir  William  Gibson-Craig,  Bart. 

Deimte-  Clerk  Register,  W.  Pitt  Dundas. 

Deputy  -  Keeper  of  the  Records,  George  Brown 
Eobertson,  W.S. 

Senior  Clerk,  John  Oswald. 

Junior  Clerk,  Eobert  Heddle. 

Curator  of  the  Historical  Department,  Ts.  Dickson. 
Assistant  do.,  Eobert  Chalmers. 

Official  Searchers  of  Records  for  Incumbrances,  John 
Stuart,  Anthony  Shiell,  George  C.  Adams,  and 
Henry  Steele 

Ckrks,  C.  G.  Anderson,  J.  M.  Marr,  William  M. 
Bryce,  and  R.  M.  Douglas. 

Extra  Clerk,  Arthur  Glegg. 

Superintendent,  William  Hardie. 
^fessenger,  John  M'Intosh. 


The  Great  Seal  Office. 

Keeper  of  the  Great  Seal,  Earl  of  Selkirk. 
Deputy  Keeper,  Colin  Mackenzie,  W.S. 
Substitute  Keeper,  John  H.  Dunn. 


The  Privy  Seal  Office. 

Lord  Keeper  of  Privy  Seal,  Earl  of  Dalhousie. 

J )epute- Keepers,  William  Pitt  Dundas  and  Thomas 

Brodie,  W.S. 
Substitute  Keeper,  Alexander  Murdoch. 
Writer  to  the  I'riry  Seal,  Alex.  Carnegy  Eitchie, 

advocate. 


The  Signet  Office. 

I'rlncipal  Keeper,  The  Eight  Hon.  Sir  Wm.  Gibson- 
Craig,  Bart. 
heputy  Keeper,  James  ITopo. 
Suhstitute  Keeper,  John  Eichardson. 
Clerk  and  Extractor,  J.  Milligan. 


The  Sasine  Office. 

Keeper  of  the  General  Register  of  Sasines,  John 
Clerk  Brodie,  W.S. 

Assistant  Keepers,  Wm.  Fraser,  S.S.C,  David  Yule, 
Wm.  Lindsay  Christie,  J.  E.  Campbell. 

First-Class  Clerks,  James  Lindsay,  E.  A.  Ireland, 
James  L.  Mori'is,  Matthew  Livingstone,  James 
Adam  Ewart,  Matthew  Eae,  John  Taylor. 

Second-Class  Clerks,  William  G.  Downie,  .Tiihn 
Bouchard,  James  Kerr,  Eobert  Eichard,  Stuart 
Brown,  William  E.  Watson,  James  Barr. 

Third-Class  Clerks,  Wm.  Eiach,  Eobert  Baird, 
Thomas  Clark,  Thomas  W.  Jones,  George  Y. 
Eutherford,  E.  R.  Henderson,  John  Potrio. 

Fourth-Class  Clerks,  Eobert  L.  Newbigging,  ^^'m. 
Eose,  Allan  Falconer. 

Engrossing  Clerks,  D.  P.  Lindsay,  0.  F.  Chapman. 
J.  F.  Wardlaw,  J.  Bruce,  J.  Livingston,  W.  S. 
Pettegrew,  J.  S.  Watson,  Thomas  Eoss,  William 
Ellison,  G.  Honeyman,  W.  Borders,  E.  Cromb, 
J.  Sinclair,  J.  Watson,  J.  Allan,  D.  D.  Brown, 
A.  F.  Home,  J.  Hj'slop,  C.  S.  Davidson,  Daniel 
Gorrie,  D.  Harper,  George  Croppar,  AVilliam 
Main,  S.  Eobertson,  P.  Gardyne,  D.  W.  Sinclair, 
W.  Y.  Croall,  E.  Henderson,  John  Mackenzie, 
William  G.  Eobertson,  William  Carmichael. 

Keeper  of  Particular  Eegister  of  Sasines. 
Kinross,  J.  W.  Williamson,  Kinross. 


Register  of  Deeds  and  Protests  Office. 

Keeper  of  the  Register  of  Deeds,  Probative   Writs, 

and  Protests,  John  C.  Christie,  W.S. 
Assistant  Keepers,   Alexander  Murdoch  and  Alex. 

Forbes. 
Bead  Clerk,  George  Young. 
Cashier,  James  Turnbull. 


Record  of  Entails  Office. 

H.M.  New  Register  House,  No.  18. 

Keeper  of  the  Record  of  Entails,  etc.,  William  Pitt 

Dundas. 
Clerk,  David  Winter. 


Office  of  the  Accountant  of  the  Court 
of  Session. 

Accountant  to  Court  of  Session,  William  Moncreiff. 
Clerks  to  Accountant,  David  Galloway  and  Eobert 
M.  Eose. 


Fee  Fund  Office. 

Collector  of  Fee  Fund,  A.  Forbes  Gordon,  W.S. 
Assistant,  William  Paul. 


Accountant  in  Bankruptcy. 

H.M.  New  Eegister  Oi^fice. 

The  Accountant  in  Bankruptcy  in  Scotland,  George 

Auldjo  Esson. 
Clerks,  James  Watson,   C.A.,  Alexander  Dunlop, 

C.A.,  and  David  Dick. 


Joint-Stock  Companies  Registration  Office, 

Exchequer  Chambers,  Edinburgh. 

Registrar,  Stair  Agnew. 

Clerk,  Albert  Thomas  Apthorpe. 


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MEMBERS  OF  FACULTY  of  ADVOCATES  EESIDENT  in  EDINBUEGH. 

Those  marked  ''  are  Sheriff's,  and  t  SIteriff-substifiites. 


Dean.  E.  8.  Gordou,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  M.P. 
Vice-Dean^  John  Tait, 
Treasurer,  Charles  Eobertson. 
Librarian,  Vacant. 


Agent,  John  N.  Forman. 

Colhclor  of  Widoics^  Fund,  Alex.  Nicolson. 

Clerk,  Arthur  Campbell. 

Actuary,  James  M.  Macanclre-\v. 


Adam,  J.,  51  Nortliiimberland  st. 
Anderson,  Arcli.,  13  Shaudwick 

place 
Ashcr,  Alex.,  55  Queen  street 
Balfour,  J.  B.,  14  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Begg,  J.  H.,  82  Gt.  King  street 
*Bell,  B.  R.,  14  Grosvenor  eres. 
Birnie,  J.  B.  L.,  44  Gt.  Kingst. 
Black,  John,  S  Nelson  sti-ect 
*Blackburn,  E.  B.,  2  Moray  pi. 
Blaii',  Alex.,  12  India  street 
Brand,  D.,  5  Albany  street 
Bro'vvn,  Thomas,  8  Albyn  place 
Brown,  "\Y.  A.,  24  Pitt  street 
Buntine,  J.  E.,  49  Gt.  King  st. 
Burnet,  John,  29  Gt.  King  st. 
Burnett,     G.     {Lyon    King   of 

Arms),  21  Walker  street 
Burton,    J.    H.,    LL.D.,    Craig 

house,  Lothian  burn 
tCampbell,  Jas.,  26  York  place 
*CampbeU,  N.  C,  81  Gt.  Kingst. 
Campbell,  E.  Y. ,  5  Albany  street 
Cattanach,    Peter  L.,    4   Aber- 

cromby  place 
Christie,  Wm.,  22  India  sti'eet 
Clark,  Andrew  E.,  Q.C.,  LL.D., 

Sol. -Gen.,  17  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
*Cleghorn,  Thos.,  26  Queen  st. 
Cosens,  Peter,  70  Great  King  st. 
Couper,  Chas.  T.,  3  Charlotte  sq. 
Coventiy,  Andrew,  29Mora3'pl. 
Craig,  J.   H.   Gibson,   5  Atholl 

crescent 
Crawford,  Don.,  18  Melville  st. 
Crichton,  Da'vdd,  41  York  place 
*Crichton,  J.  A.,  13  Nelson  street 
Darling,    M.   T.   Stormonth,   64 

Northumberland  street 
'"Davidson,    A.,    Sheriff"    Court 

buildings 
Deas,  Francis,  9  St  Colme  street 
Dickson,  Alex.,  11  Eoyal  circiis 
Dingwall,  A.,  9  Eandolph  cresc. 
Douglas,  Fr.  B.,  21  Moray  place 
Duncan,  Alex.  E.,  76  Queen  st. 
Duncan,  D.,  13  Lennox  street 
Duncan,  Jolan  M.,  23  Northum- 
berland street 
Dundas,  Geo.  S.,  29  Stafford  st. 
Dundas,  Wm.  Pitt,  Register  ho. 
Finlayson,  Thomas,  25  Howe  st. 
Fletcher,  A.,  8  Eandolph  cresc. 
Forbes,  W.,  17  Ainslie  place 
*Fordyce,  G.  D.,  5  Forres  .street 
Fordyce,  Jas.  D.,  14  Heriot  row 
Forman,  J.,  6  Drummond  place 
*Fraser,  Pat,  LL.D.,  8  Moray  pi. 
Gebbie,  Francis,  39  Albany  st. 
Gibson,  Alex.,  19  Albany  street 


22 


Gibson,    John   MacDougall 

Dundas  street 
Gillespie,    David,    7  Gloucester 

place 
Gloag,  Wm.    E.,    54   Northum- 
berland street 
Gordon,    E.    S.,    Q.C.,    LL.D., 

M.P. ,  2  Eandolph  crescent 
Grant,  J.  Dundas,  14  Northiim- 

berland  street 
Groat,  Alex.  G.,  12  Hart  street 
Guthrie,  William,  8  Fettes  row 
Hall,  Dav.,  37  Northumberland 

street 
tHaUard,    Frtderiek,    7  "\^nutc- 

house  terrace 
+Hamiltou,  H. ,  7  N.  ilanor  pi. 
Hamilton,  J.  G.,  66  Gt.  Kingst. 
Harper,  E.  Erskine,  21  Duke  st. 
*Hector,  David,  25  Eiitland  sq. 
Henderson,  A.  E.,  19  Ainslie  pi. 
Horn,  Eobert,  7  Eandolph  cres. 
*Himter,  Eobert,   67  North\ina- 

berland  street 
Hunter,  Wm.  Fred.,  8  Forres  st. 
Hutchison,  A.,  18  London  st. 
Inglis,  William,  16  Queen  street 
Innes,  Alex.   T.,   70   Northum- 
berland sti'eet 
Innes,  Cosmo,  Inverleith  house, 

Inverleith  row 
Irvine,  A.  F.,  25  Castle  terrace 
Ivory,  Thomas,  23  Walker  st. 
*Ivory,  Wm.,  9  Ainslie  place 
Jameson,  A.,  59  Ca-stle  street 
Johnston,  Henry,  34  Queen  st. 
Johnstone,  E.,  17  Nelson  street 
Keir,  James,  10  Albyn  place 
Keir,  William,  29  Howe  street 
Kerr,  Eobt.,  4  Bro^ighton  place 
Kinloch,  George,  32  Drummond 

place 
Kinnear,  Alexander  S.,  33  Nor- 

thitmberland  street 
Kirkpatrick,  Jn.,  jun.,  10  Doune 

terrace 
Lancaster,  Henry  H.,  5  Ainslie 

place 
Lang,  David,  LL.B.,  35  Frede- 
rick street 
Lawrie,  A.  C,  9  Nelson  street 
Lee,  Eobert,  26  Charlotte  square 
Lees,  John  M.,  15  Pitt  street 
Lorimer,  James,  21  Hill  street 
Lorimer,  J.  C. ,  99  George  street 
Macdonald,  J.  H.  A.,  counsel  for 
Admiralty,  15  Abercromby  pi. 
Macdonell,  M.  E.,  7  Coates  cresc. 
Mackay,   ^neas  J.   G.,   counsel 
for  the  Admiralty,  7  Albyn  pi. 


M'Kechnie,  D.,  30  Eoyal  circus 

M'Kie,  Thomas,  1  Gloucester  pi. 

Mackintosh,  W.,  6  Maitland  st. 

Macknight,  A.  E.,  12  London  st. 

Maclachlan,  C.  IL,  40  Albany  st. 

*M'Laren,  John,  5  Rutland  sq. 

M'Laren,  W.  N.,  44  Nortlnim- 
berland  street 

M'Lean,  Eobert,  19  Queen  st. 

M'Lennan,  J.  F.,  81  Princes  st. 

IMacpherson,  Norman,  6  Duke  st. 

Maidment,  Jas.,  25  Eoyal  circus 

Mair,  AVilliam  L.,  8  Duncan  st. 

Maitland,  John,  3  Eandolph  cliff 

Makgill,  Arthur,  5  Rutland  pi. 

Mansfield,  James  L.,  10  Albany 
street 

Marshall,  John,  60  Northumber- 
land street 

Mellis,  J.  C,  10  Dublin  street 

Melville,  G.  F.,  15  Heriot  row 

Tilillar,  John,  Q.C.,  3  Ainslie  pi. 

Millie,  Chas.  A.,  18  Moray  pi. 

Milroy,  W.  M. ,  24  Alva  street 

Mitchell,  A.,  25  India  street 

Moncreifi",  H.  J.,  7  Great  Stuart 

Moucrieff-,   W.   G.    S.,   9   West 

Maitland  street 
*Monro,  G.,  5  Dai'naway  street 
Montgomerie,  E.,  3  Maitland  st. 
Morison,  John,  21  Broughtonpl. 
Muirhead,  James,  61  Northum- 
berland street 
Murdoch,  J.  B. ,  22  Manor  place 
*Napier,    George,    Coates    hall. 

West  Coates 
*Napier,  Mark,  6  Ainslie  place 
Nevay,  Alex.,  1  Eandolph  place 
Nicolson,  Alexander,  1  Ramsay 

gardens 
Orphoot,  T.  H.,  113  George  st. 
Park,  John,  1  Thomas  street 
Paterson,  W.  A.  0. ,  1 1 8  Princes  st. 
*Pattison,  Geo.  H.,  9  Alb^ai  pi. 
Pearson,  C.  J.,  128  George  st. 
Rankin,  John,  6  India  sti'eet 
Eeid,  John  A.,  2  Drummond  pi. 
Reid,  J.  J.,  6  India  street 
Eettie,  M. ,  8  Great  Stuart  street 
Rhind,  John,  11  Forres  street 
Richardson,    J.,    22    Claremont 

crescent 
Ritchie,  A.  C,  8  Broughton  jd. 
Robertson,  C,  13  Gloucester  pi. 
Eobertson,    James    P.     B.,     5r. 

South-east  Circiis  place 
Eutherfurd,  And. ,  18  Gt.  King  st. 
Scott,  Chas.,  9  Drummond  pi. 
Sellar,  Alex.  C,  17  Walker  st. 


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LAW  DIRECTORY. 


Seton,  George,  St  Beniiet's,  42 

Greenhill  gardens 
*Sliand,  A.  Burns,  3Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Shaw,  Patrick,  36  Charlotte  sq. 
Skelton,  John,  125  George  street 
Skene,  George,  20  MehdUe  street 
Smith,  Harry,  20  Maitland  st. 
Smith,  J.  C.,  16  Nelson  street 
*Smith,  J.  G.,  10  Abercromby  pi. 
Speirs,  P.  A.,  6  Great  Stuart  st. 


Spittal,  C.  G. ,  12  Dundas  street 
Strachan,    Robert  U.,   40  Nor- 
thumberland street 
*Tait,  John,  2  Park  place 
*Thoms,  G.  H.,  52  Gt.  King  st. 
Thorburn,  W.  D.,  19  Albany  st. 
Tod,  Jas.,  56  Northumberland  st. 
Trayner,  John,  10  St  Colme  st. 
Tyndall,  B.  J.,  28  Alva  street 
Walker,  Jas.,  10  Grosvenor  ores. 


Watson,  W.,  6  St  Colme  street 
Webster,  George,  38  Heriot  row- 
Webster,  J.  G.,  27  Dundas  st. 
Wilkie,  W.  P.,  21  Greenhillgar. 
Wilson,  John  P.,  19  Abercromby 

place 
Young,  Archd.,  22  Royal  circus 
Young,  A.  J.,  7  Pitt  street 
Young,  Geo. ,  Q.  C. ,  LL.  D. ,  M.  P. , 

Lord  Advocate,  28  Moray  pi. 


SOCIETY  OF  WEITEES  TO  HER  MAJESTY'S  SIGNET. 

Those  marked  *  ai-e  Notaries  Public. 


Principal  Keeper,  Right  Hon.  Sir  William  Gibson- 
Craig,  Bart. 
Deputy  Keeper,  James  Hope. 
Sub-Keeper  and  Clerk,  John  Ricliardsou. 
Assistant  Clerk  and  Extractor,  Jas.  Milligan,  S.S.C. 

*Adam,  Kirk,  &  Robertson,  9 
South  Chai'lotte  street 

Adamson  &  Gulland,  28  Frede- 
rick street 

Anderson,  D.  B. ,  8  Regent  ter. 

"Anderson,  J.  &F.,  48  Castle  st. 

Auld,  John,  21  Thistle  street 

Aytoun,  Robert,  3  Fettes  row 

Baillie,  Wm.,  14  AVindsor  st. 

Baird,  J.  W. ,  4  Drummond  pi. 

Balfom-,  J.  M.  &  J.,  4  Thistle  ct. 

Bayley,  Geo. ,  7  Royal  Exchange 

Beatson,  Robert,  juu.,  35  Queen 
street 

■'Bell  &  M'Lean,  3  HiR  sti-eet 

Bell,  Jno.  M.,  5  Palmerston  rd. 

Bell,  M.  M.,  22  Coates  crescent 

''Bell,  R.  C,  1  Clifton  terrace 

*Binny,  G.  &  J.,  37  Albany  st. 

Blackwood,  J.,  19  St  Andrew  sq. 

Bogle,  Andrew,  22  Castle  street 

*Brodie,  John  C,  5  Thistle  st. 

Brown,  John,  County  rooms 

Bruce,  Geo. ,  5  So.  Charlotte  st. 

Bruce,  A.  &  J.,  14  Frederick  st. 

*Bruce,  John,  1  Hill  street 

'*Burn  &  Gloag,  15  Hill  street 

Bum,  George,  15  Hill  street 

Burness,  W.  &  J.,  11  Drummond 
place 

Burness,  James,  11  Drammoud 
place 

*Caims,  G.  &  H.,  21  St  Andrew 
square 

*Campbell,  Espie,  &  Bell,  6  Rut- 
land square 

Campbell,  A.  &  A.,  22  Dublin  st. 

*Campbell,  J.  A.,  &  Lamond,  2 
Albyn  place 

Campbell,  A.,  jun.,  4  Randolph 
crescent 

*Cassels,  Alexander,  8  Northum- 
berland street 

Cay,  John,  10  Alva  stieet 

Cay,  R.  D.,  23  St  Andrew  sq. 

*Cheyne,  H.,  56  Frederick  street 

<"hristie,  J.  C.,  4  Duncan  street, 
Newington 


Christison,  John,  40  Moray  pi. 

Coldstream,  John  P. ,  5  St  Andrew 
square 

*Cook,  W.  &  J.,  61  Castle  street 

*Cotton  &  Finlay,  52  Frederick 
street 

Coventry,  H.  J.,  9  Lansdowne 
crescent 

Cowan,  John,  12  Hill  street 

Cowan,  Robert,  9  Carlton  ter. 

Cox,  Robert,  25  Rutland  street 

Crawford  &  Simson,  33  Aber- 
cromby place 

Crichton,  H.  H.,  13  Nelson  st. 


Crombie,    Alexander, 

Frederick  street 
Cunningham,  Jas.,  50  Queen  st. 
*Dalgleish  &  Bell,  22  Coates  cres. 
*Dalmahoy  &  Cowan,  12  Hill  st. 
Dalziel,  Geo.,  jun.,  5  Thistle  st. 
Darling,    James    Stormonth,   64 

Northumberland  street 
*Davidson  &  Syme,  22  Castle  st. 
*Dickson,  H.  G.  &  S.,  3  Dundas 

Dickson,  D.  S.,  1  TMstle  court 
*Do\;glas  k  Smith,  62  Frederick 

sti-eet 
Douglas,  A.  S.,  5  Hill  street 
*Douglas,  Chris.,  5  Hill  street 
Douglas,  David,  4  Stafford  st. 
Douglas,  J.  B.,  12  Drummond  pi. 
"Dimcan,  Dewar,  &  Black,  6  HiU 

street 
Duncan,  J.  B.,  6  Hill  street 
Duncan,  John,  5  Dryden  place 
Dundas  &  Wilson,  16  St  Andrew 

square 
Dundas,  John,  25  St  Andrew  sq. 
Dundas,  R.,  13  Lansdowne  cres. 
Elder,  James,  5  Tldstle  street 
Elliot,  W.  S.,  34  Regent  terrace 
Ellis,  Wm. ,  1 7  Albany  street 
Ferguson  &  Junner,  1  Northum- 

beidand  street 
Ferguson,  Wm.,  6  Northumber- 
land street 
Ferrier,  T.  H.,  4  Atholl  cresct. 


Treasurer,  John  C.  Brodie. 

Fiscal,  Patrick  Dalmahoy. 

Professor  of  Conveyancing.,  James  Stuart  Tytler. 

Collector  of  Widowi  Fund,  John  Cook. 

Librarian,  David  Laing. 

Field,  J.  H. ,  43  Moray  place 
Finlay,  C.  P.,  35  Dublin  street 
Fleming,  A.,  20  Lynedoch  place 
Forbes-Gordon,  Arthur,  16  Rut- 
land square 
*Forman,  Messrs,  4  Hill  street 
Forman,  Alex.  G. ,  8  Heriot  row 
^Forrester,  J.,  8  Dmmmond  pi. 
Eraser,  Wm.,  31  Princes  street 
Eraser,  W.  S.,  31  Princes  .street 
*Gentle,  James,  22  Dublin  street 
*Gibson-Craig,  Dalziel,  &  Brodies, 

5  Thistle  street 
Gibson  &;  Ferguson,  1  Northum- 


berland street 

*Gibson,  John,  jun.,  12  South 
Charlotte  street 

Gifford  &  Simpson,  28  St  An- 
drew square 

^Gillespie  &  Putersou,  81a 
George  street 

^Gillespie,  John,  81a  George  st. 

*Goldie  &  Dove,  8  York  place 

*Goldie,  A.  W. ,  8  York  place 

Gordon,  T.  J.,  12  Duke  street 

Graham  &  Johnston,  5  North 
St  David  sti'eet 

Greig,  S.,  33  Abercromby  place 

Grierson,  Aw.,  15  St  Andrew  sq. 

Gulland,  Wm.,  28  Frederick  st. 

Hagart  &  Burn  Murdoch,  140 
Princes  street 

Hagart,  Jas.  V.,  140  Princes  st. 

*Haldane,  R.  &  J.  A.,  17  Char- 
lotte square 

Haldane,  Jas.  A.,  17  Chaidotte 
sc^uare 

Hamilton,  Kiuuear,  &  Beatson, 
35  Queen  street 

Hare,  Alex.  M.,  10  Hill  street 

Haswell,  Jas.,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 

*HiU,  Reid,  &  Drummond,  42 
Frederick  street 

*Hill,  James  L. ,  42  Frederick  st. 

*Home,  John,  N.  Merchiston  ho. 

*Hope  &  Mackay,  119  Piinces  st. 

*Hope,  James,  jun.,  42  Char- 
lotte square 


LAW  DIRECTORY. 


523 


*Hope,  John,  31  Moray  place 

*Horne,  Home,  &  Lyell,  39 
Castle  sti-eet 

Home,  T.  E.  0.,  19  Grosvenorst. 

Hunt,  James,  53  George  street 

*Hunter,  Blaii-,  &  Cowan,  7 
York  place 

Hunter,  Wm.  Yary,  11  Queen  st. 

*lnglis,  H.  &  A.,'  16  Queen  st. 

^Inglis,  Henry,  16  Queen  street 

Inglis,  H.  M.,  8  N".  St  David  st. 

Jamieson,  J.  A.,  14  Bucking- 
liam  terrace 

Jardine,  Stodart,  &  Frasers,  31 
Princes  street 

Johnston,  R.  B.,  17  Windsor  st. 

Jones,  T.  W.,  16  Comely  bank 

Kennedy,  H.,  33  Scotland  st. 

Kennedy,  J.,  71  Great  King  st. 

*Kennedy,  Y'^illiam,  59  Nor- 
thumberland street 

*Kermack,  AV.  E.,  9  HOI  street 

Kinnear,  George  T.,  35  Queen  st. 

Kirk,  J.,  12  Claremont  crescent 

Lindesay,  J.,  jmiior,  22  Regent 
ten-ace 

"Lindsay,  Howe,  &  Co.,  32 
Charlotte  square 

*Lindsay  &  Paterson,  63  George 
street 

*Lindsay,  Jn.  M.,  19  MelvLUcst. 

Logan,  G. ,  Register  house 

Lougmore,  J.  A.,  56  Mehdlle  st. 

ilac  Allan  &  Chancellor,  19 
Young  street 

Macandi-ew,  J.  &  R.,  13  Hill  st. 

Jlacara,  L.  M.,  58  Northumber- 
land street 

Macbean,  jEueas,  56  India  sti-eet 

M'Candlish,  J.  M.,  4  Doune  ter. 

*M'Ewen  &  Camient,  32  Albany 
sti-eet 

il'Ewen,  James,  21  Ainslie  pi. 

M'Gimvray,  ^Y.,  16  S.  Char- 
lotte sti-eet 

Mackay,  James,  119  Princes  st. 

"^Mackenzie  &  Black,  28  Castle  st. 

*Mackenzies  &  Fraser,  35  Frede- 
rick street 

■^Mackenzie,  Innes,  &  Logan,  23 
Queen  street 

*Mackenzie&  Kennack,  9  Hill  st. 

■'Mackenzie,  J.  W.  &  John,  16 
Royal  circus 

^Mackenzie,  George,  9  Hill  st. 

Mackenzie,  J.  M.,  28  Castle  st. 

*Mackenzie,  John  Ord,  9  Hill  st. 

Mackersy,  L.,  3a  N.  St  David  st. 

Macker.sj^,  Wm. ,  6  Leopold  pi. 

Macknight,  J.,  12  London  st. 

*Maclachlan  &  Rodger,  25  Castle 
street 

*M«Lean,  H.  F.,  3  HiU  street 

*Macnaughton  &  Finlay,  18 
Young  street 

*M'Neill  &  Sime,  8  HUl  street 

*Maconochie,  Duncan,  &  Hare, 
10  Hill  street 

*Macrae  &  Flett,  22  Young  st. 


*iIaoriteliie,  Bayley,  &  Hender- 
son, 7  Royal  Exchange 

Maitland  &  Lyon,  7  North  St 
Andrew  street 

*Martin,  John,  19  Chester  street 

*MelvLlle&  Lindesay,  110  George 
sti-eet 

*MelTille,  Arch.,  43  York  place 

*Menzies  &  Coventi-y,  22  Hill  st. 

*j\Iillar,  Allardice,  &  Robson,  8 
Bank  street 

*Milligan,  J.  &  J.,  13  George  st. 

Mitchell,  A.,  10  E.   Claremont 

^Moncriefl;  D.  S.,  17  Duke  st. 

Monro,  Hector,  6  Howe  street 

*]\Iontgomei-y,"\V. ,  26  Rutland  sq. 

*Morton,  Whitehead,  &  Greig, 
11  Queen  street 

Jlowbray,  J.  T.,  15  Albany  st. 

*Murra5^,  Beith,  &  Miu-ray,  43 
Castle  street 

*Murray&  Falconer,  141  Geo.  st. 

''Mun-ay  &  Hunt,  53  George  st. 

*Murray,  J.  &  W.  C,  3  Thistle  ct. 

*MmTay,  Thomas  G. ,  66  Queen  st. 

^Mylne,  James,  IS  Queen  street 

Napier,  A.  J.,  23  Albany  sti-eet 

Netlson,  Jn.,  23  E.  Claremont  st. 

Neilson,  S.,  1  N.  Charlotte  st. 

Parker,  J.  J. ,  New  bank.  Trinity 

*Paterson  &  Romanes,  7  Nelson 
street 

*Paterson,  Adam,  14  Aber- 
cromby  place 

Paterson,  James,  1 4  Abercrombj' 
place 

*Paterson,  Thos.,  81 A  George  st. 

*Patten,  John,  7  Drummond  pi. 

Pattison  &  Rhind,  12  St  An- 
drew square 

Paul,  Geo.  M.,  16  St  Andrew  sq. 

*Paul,  Thomson,  14  Broughton 
place 

Pearson  &  Robertson,  17  Royal 
cu-cus 

*Peddie,  James  &  Alexander,  6 
Queen  street 

Pitcairn,  A.  Y.,  38  Albany  st. 

"Pitman,  Frederick,  48  Castle  st. 

Pollexfen,  J.  E.,  6  India  street 

*Eanken,  T.  &  R.  B.,  17  St  An- 
drew square 

*Reid,  Wm. ,  42  Frederick  street 

*Richardson  &  Johnston,  19a 
Hill  street 

*Richardson,  John,  50  Northum- 
berland street 

Richardson,  Ralph,  35  Castle  st. 

Robertson,  G.  B.,  16  Alva  street 

Robertson,  T.  R.,  62  George  .st. 

*Rollo,  H.  J.,  14  Young  street 

*Ross,  J.  &  R.  D.,  38  Frederick 
street 

*Russell  &  Nicolson,  14  George 
street 

Rutherfurd,  J. ,  1 4  Albany  st. 

*Sand.s,  W.  H.  &  W.  J.,  5 
Royal  circus 


*Scarth  &  Scott,  44  Constitution 

*Scott,  Bmce,  &  Glover,  1  HUl  st. 
*Scott  Moncrieff  &  Dalgety,  17 

Duke  street 
*Scott,  A.,  13  Drammond  place 
Shand,  D.  L.,  23  Fettes  row 
*Shand,  John,  23  Fettes  row 
Simpson,  Robert  R.,  28  St  An- 
drew square 
Sinclair,  G.  L.,  4  Walker  sti-eet 
*Skene  &  Peacock,  18  Hill  street 
Skinner,  W. ,  31  Groat  King  st. 
Spalding,  Thomas,  7  North  St 

Da\dd  street 
■'Sprot,  T.,  10  Drummond  place 
*Steuart,  J.  &  C,  17  India  st. 
Steuart,  Archibald,  17  India  st. 
Steuart,  Charles,  17  India  street 
Steuart,  Chas.,  jun.,  17  India  st. 
*Steuart,  James,  1 7  India  street 
Steven,  Robert,  2  Mansionhouse 

road 
^Stevenson,  Alex. ,  9  Heriot  row- 
Stewart,  A.  J.,  98  George  street 
'"Stewart,  John,  6  Alva  street 
Stewart,  Wm.,  3  St  Colme  st. 
Stodart,  Geo.  Tweedie,  16  Aber- 

cromby  place 
*Strong,  Thomas,  40  Princes  st. 
*Stuart  &  Cheyne,  56  Fred.  st. 
Stuart,  J.,  14  Alva  street 
Stuart,  Robert  L.,  Home  lodge, 

Viewforth 
Tait  &  Crichton,  2  Park  place 
*Tavv'se  &  Bonar,  23  York  place 
Tawse,  John,  11  Royal  terrace 
*Tawse,  John  W.,  49  Queen  st. 
Tennent,  P. ,  9  Lynedoch  place 
*Thomson,  Dickson,  &  Shaw,  1 

Thistle  court 
*Toa,  H.  &  H.,  39  York  place 
Tod,  Henrj^,  39  York  place 
Tod,  J.  W.,  66  Queen  street 
*Tods,  MuiTay,  &  Jameson,  66 

Queen  sti-eet 
Traquair  &  Dickson,  17  Young  st. 
Traquair,  William,  17  Young  st. 
*Tiu-nbull,  J.  &  J.,  58  Frederick 

street 
*Turnbull,  John,  49  George  sq. 
Turnbull,  Patrick,  34  India  st. 
Tytler,  Jas.  Stuart,  67  Queen  st. 
Waddell  &  M'Intosh,  20  Royal 

Circus 
Waddell,    A.    Peddie,    4    Great 

Stuart  street 
Waddell,  Wm.,  20  Royal  circus 
Walker,  John,  2  Queen  street 
Wallace,  E.,  5  St  Vincent  st. 
Wardlaw,  J.  F.,  Willow  bank; 

house,  Newhaven  road 
Wilson,  C,  4  George  street 
Wormald      &      Anderson,      93 

Princes  street 
Wright,  John,  18  Inverleith  row 
Wylie,  Alex. ,  1 3  Picardy  place 
Wyld,  R.  S.,  19  Inverleith  row 
Young,  J.  W.,  22  Castle  street 


524 


LAW  DIRECTORY. 


SOCIETY  OF  SOLICITOES  BEFOEE  THE  SUPREME  COUETS. 


President,  John  Garment. 
Vice-President,  John  Macandrew, 
Librarian,  'William  ililler. 

*Adam  &  Sang,  61  Gt.  King  st. 
Adam,  Jas.,  19  Claremont  cresc. 
*Adam,  P.,  61  Great  King  street 
Adams,  G.  C,  33  Blacket  ])lace 
Allan,  James,  8  Is"^.  St  David  st, 


IXCOEPORATEP  BY  EOYAL  ChAKTEE,   AXXO  1797. 

Tliose  marked  *  are  Kotaries  Public. 

Treasiirer,  Ebenezer  Mill. 

Collector  of  Widows  Fund,  Chas.  Henderson. 

Secretary,  J.  Young. 

Elliot,  Xenion,  3.5  George  iv.  br.  j  Lindsay,  J.  K.,  24  Blackford  rd. 
Espie,  George,  6  Entland  .square rLivingston,  G.  K.,  18  Frederick 
Falconer,  John,  141  George  st.    '     street 

Finlay  &Wilson,29  St  Andrew  sq.   Lyon,  H.,  7K  St  Andrew  st. 
Finlay,  Eobert,  2  Queen  street  Macandrew,  J.,  13  Hill  street 


Andrew,  George,  3  Hope  street     Fleming,  Alex.,  6  Hill  .street       I  Macbrau-,  D.  J.,  12  Gt.  King  st. 
"Archibald,  Wm.,  1  Heriot  row    Fleming,  Andrew,  18  Picardypl.  'M'Canl  &  Armstrong,  26  Dublii 


street 

IM'Cracken,  John,  22  Walker  st. 

rMacdonald,  Eobt.,  55  Constitu- 
tion street 

iMacdonald,  J.,  11  Queen  street 

{*Macgregor,  Malcolm,  10  Dun- 
das  street 


Arthur,  Et.  H.,  46  Cockbum  st.  Forsvth,  D.,  3  X.  St  David  st. 

Bain,  D.  G.,  2  S.  Charlotte  st.     Eraser,  Wm.,  32  Castle  street 

Banks,  P.  S.,  19 Mansionhouserd.; Eraser,  Wm.  K.,  41  Albany  .st. 

Barton,  James,  47  York  place       "Eyfe,  Miller,  &  Fj'fe,  43  Hano- 

Baxter,  J.  C,  7  Howe  street        I     ver  street 

*Bay%,  I.,  7  Eoyal  Exchange   'Galletly,  J.,  22  Albany  street 

Begg,  George,  53  Lothian  road    j*Gardiner,  J.  &  J.,46Hanover  st. 

Beveridge,  Andrew,  1 7  Geoi-ge  st.  *Gardiner,  J.,  46  Hanover  street  M'Intosh,  George,  20  Eoyal  circus 

*Bevericlge,  P.  S.,  38  Bernard  St.  Gardiner,  J.   D.,  35  George  iv.  i M 'Intosh,  G.,  41  Gt.  King  st. 

Black,  A.  E.,  41  Queen  street     j     bridge  j'^Mack,  Jas.  S.,  2b  St  Andrew  S(^. 

*Bovd,  James  L.,  1  Eegent  ter.  jGarson,  W.  E.,  11  Portland  jd.   'Mackie,  A.  Kirk,  57  Havover  st. 

Bridgeford,  D.  F.,  72  Princes  st.  |*Gitford,  Alex.,  28  St  Andrew  sq. ;  ^Mackintosh,  A.,  12  Forth  street 

Buchan,  Hy.,  30  Dublin  street    Gillespie,  John  Adam,  94  Con- [ M 'Laren,  Thos.,  30  Frederick  st. 

''Buchanan,  James,  7  Korth  St'     stitution  street,  Leitli  |Macmillan,  John,  45  York  pi. 

Andrew  street  'Glen,  Wm.  B.,  18  Drummondpl.  i *Macnaugliton,  A.,  18  Young  st. 

Bui'n,  D.,  27  Cockburn  street     j  Glover,  John,  1  Hill  street  JMacqueen,  J.  M.,  46Cockburnst. 

Burness,  W.,  16  E.  Claremont  st.  Goldie,  John,  8  Mary  place  jM 'William,  E.,  2  Elm  row 

Cameron,   P.    H.,    4    Korth  St  ;Gordon,  Alex.,  8  Dnimmond  pi. ' ^Nlalloch,  P.  S.,  56  India  street 

Andrew  street  i  Gordon,  James,  21  Eindhorn  pi.  |*Mann  &  Duncan,  42  Bernard  st. 

Campbell  &  Smith,  26  York  pi.  i  Grant,  A.  W.,  5  Antigua  street 
Cam^jbell,  N.  M.,  4  X.  St  David  ^  Grassie,  G.,  3  Upper  Dean  ter. 

street  Gray,  Eobt.  Collie,  4  George  st. 

Garment,  J.,  36  Great  King  st.    ! Guthrie,  J.  Y.,  29  Hanover  st. 
Carmichael,    T.,    10   Xorth   St  j  Hall,  J.,  63  George  street 

Andi-ew  street  'Hampton,  J.  S.,  7  Young  st. 

Clark,  Andrew,  13  Bernard  st. 
*Cook,  D.,  11  Pitt  street 

"Cormack,  D.  A.,  33  York  place:*Henderson,    E.,    7    Eoyal    Ex- 
Cornillon,  H.  W.,  67  George  st.  j     change 

Court,  John,  21  George  sqiiare     |*Hem-y  &  Shiress,  20  St  Andrew 
Cowper,  C.  N  ,  5  Cambridge  st.  i     square 
Crawford  &  Guthrie,  29  Hanover ;  Henrj^,  Jardine,  51  Hanover  st. 

street  Henry,  John,  29  Eutland  sq. 

Crawford,  D.,  29  Hanover  street  Hoyes,  Lewis,  40  Princes  street  j  Milne,  AVilliam,  9  Heriot  row 
Crawford,  J.  K.,  10  George  street  Hunter,  David,  29  Frederick  St.  IMilroy,    H.    (Crown   Office),    18 
Ciichton,  Hew,  13  Xelson  street  Irons,  J.  C,  19  Charlotte  street,!     Dundas  street 
Crosbie,  Wm.  G.,  7  Young  street       Leith  1  Mitchell,  Wm.,  11  S.  Charlotte  st. 

*Curror  k  Cowqjer,  India  build.   ;  Jamieson,  James  T.,  67  Queen  st. !  Morrison,  Adam,  45  York  place 
■'Da'V'idson,  John,  25  Gajdield  sq.  Johnston,  Eobt.,  16  London  st.  JMorison,  A.  K.,  10  Hanover  st. 
Deans,  John  C,  77  George  street  Johnstone,  W.  Isl.,  5  London  st.  'JMorison,  Alex.,  63  Gt.  King  st. 
Denhobn,  Et.,  4  N.  St  David  st.  Keegan  k  Welsh,  10  Duke  st.     jMuir  k  Fleming,  18  Picardy  pi. 
Dewar,  H.  B.,  6  Hill  street         iKeegan,  John,  10  Duke  street     rMurdoch,  Boyd,  k  Co.,  55  Cou- 
Dickson,A.J.,  SAAljercrombypl. '*Lamond,  James,  2  Albyn  place!     stitution  street 

"Landale,  Eobt.,  15  Eoyal  circiTSJ*Murdoch,  J.,  14  Great  King  St. 

"Mure,  E.,  41  Great  King  sti-eet 
"ilni-ph)^,  A.  D.,  31  Bernard  st. 
'ihn-ray,  John,  3  Tlustle  court 


Manuel,  Wm.,  7  Young  street 
!  Martin,  Hugh,  56  George  street 
Marwick,  J.  D.,  10  Bellevue  cres. 
Mason,  James,  14  Pitt  street 
*Mason,  Wm.,  21  Did^lin  sti'cet 
I  Mathison,  John,  21  York  place 
Hay,  Wm.  B.,  60  Great  King  st.  JMenzies  &  Cameron,  4  North  St 
I  Henderson,  Chas.,  4  London  st.  i     Andrew  street 

*]MiII,  Eben.,  51  Princes  street 
Millar,  James,  20  Kelson  street 
Millar,  Wm.  White,  8  Bank  st. 
Miller,  William,  43  Hanover  st. 
*Milligan,  John  S.,  13  George  st. 
Milne,  David,  74  George  street 


3  Buc- 


Donaldson,    G.   &  W 

clench  place  iLandale,  Thomas,  18  Forth  st. 

Dove,  David,  8  York  place  i*Latta,  D.  M.,  13  Bernard  st. 

*Dowie,  T.,  49  Constitution  st.     Latta,  John,  27  Forth  street 
Drummond,  W.,  42  Frederick  st.  Lawson  &  Hogg,  7  Elder  street 
Drysdale,  J.,  16  Eoyal  Exchange  I  Lawson,  T.,  76  Constitution  st. 
*Duncan  k  Archibald,  1  Heriot '  "Leburn,  Henderson,  k  Wilson, 


'Duncan,  Alex.,  42  Bernard  st. 


4  York  place 
Lee,  J.  B.  W.,  10  George  street 


Duncan,  WiUiam,  1  Heriot  row  Lees,  David  Todd,  17  Hill  street 
*Duncan,  W.,  21  Duke  street      'Lidgate,  John,  29  Frederick  st. 


i\Iurray,  AVm.,  48  Castle  sti-eet 
Nisbet  &  Mathison,  21  York  jd. 
*Ogg,  Da-\-id,  110  George  street 
Officer,  William,  13  Frederick  st. 
Padon,  Thomas,  5  Hart  street 
Paterson,  D.  W.,  10  Northum- 
berland sti'eet 


lAW  DIRECTORY. 


525 


*Peacock,  W.,  18  Hill  street 
Peebles,  J.  G.  C,  11  Brandon  st. 
*Philip  &  Laing,  140  Princes  st. 
*Pliin,  John,  13  Heriot  row 
Pullar,  Js.  Y.,  17  Brougliton  pi. 
"Ranken,  Thos.,  17  St  Andrew  sq. 
Rennie,  James,  33  Ann  street 
"Renton  &  Gray,  i  George  street 
Reuton,  James,  14  Frederick  st. 
Renton,  Jas. ,  jun. ,  4  George  st. 
Ritchie,  Charles,  20  Hill  sti'eet 
Robertson,  .John,  63  Hanover  st. 
Robertson,     John,    junior,     19 

Comely  bank 
Robertson,  John  A.,  17  York  pi.. 
*Robson,  William,  8  Bank  street 
*Rodger,  John  F.,  2.5  Castle  st. 
^Romanes,  John,  7  Xelson  st. 
Ronald  &  Ritchie,  20  Hill  street 
Ronald,  J.,  20  Hill  street 
Ross,  A.  E.,  16  Royal  Exchange 
Roy,  AVm.  G.,  56  George  street 
Saunders,  W.  &  J.  J.,  51  Albany 

street 
Scott,    George  F.,   27   Mayfield 

ten-ace,  Newington 


Scott,  Robert,  63  Hanover  st. 
Scott,  W.  D.,  11  Hope  park  ter. 
Selby,  R.  B.,  26  Duudas  street 
Shaw,  Dax-id,  1  Thistle  court 
Shield,  J.  A.,  Dial  villa,  Ferry  rd. 
Shiell,  Adam,  46  Hanover  st. 
Shiress,  W.  J.,  1  Dundas  street 
Simpson,  P.,  23  Xelson  street 
Sinie,  William,  S  Hill  street 
Skinner,  Wm.  R.,  8  Blenheim  pi. 
Smart,  John,  11  Queen  street 
Smith,  Andw.,  9  Buccleuch  pi. 
Smith,  Geo.  B.,  37  Charlotte  sq. 
Smith,  J.  D.,  29  Windsor  street 
*Smith,  Robert,  37  Charlotte  sq. 
*Snody,  Andrew,  26  Gaj^eld  sq. 

and  51  Constitution  street 
SomerviUe,  J.,  77  George  street 
*Speid,  David,  22  Walker  street 
Spink,  W.,  4  Pitt  street 
Sprott,  W.  P.,  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
Steele,  Wm.,  7  George  street 
Stevenson,  Robt.  P.,  21  Duke  st. 
Stuart,  W.  S.,  24  Dundas  street 
Sutherland,  Js.  B. ,  38  Bernard  st. 
Taylor,  Chas.  S.,  15  India  street 


Thomson,  Lock.,  114  George  st. 
Thwaites,  W.  K.,  73  George  st. 
Traquair,  W.,  jun.,  30  Clarence 

street 
*Wallace,  Andw. ,  28  Bernard  st. 

*  Wallace,  T.,  9  Wardie  crescent 
Wallace,  W.  D.,  31  Alva  street 
Walls,  J.,  33  Heriot  row 
Watt  &  Anderson,  9  York  place 
Watt,  Hugh,  9  York  place 
Webster  &  Will,  37  Albany  st. 

*  Webster,  And. ,  1 0  St  Andrew  sq. 
Webster,  James,  8  Gloucester  pi. 
Weir,  Thomas  F.,  79  George  st. 
Welsh,  John,  10  Duke  street 
White,  Thomas,  114  George  st. 

*  Whitehead,  J. ,  1 5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Will,  Robt.  Wm.,  37  Albany  st. 
i* Wilson,  Andrew,  4  York  place 
l*Wilson,  George,  14  Hill  street 
Wilson,  Thos.  J.,  25  Dundas  st. 
jWood,  Geo.  M.,  20  St  Patrick  sq. 
jWordie,  Jas.  W.,  68  George  st. 
Wotherspoon  &  Mack,  18  Great 

I     Stuart  street 

,  Young,  James,  20  Young  street 


SOCIETY  or  SOLICITOES  AT  LAW. 

IXCOKPORATED  BY  R0Y.\L  ChARTEE,   AXXO  1780. 

Those  marl-ed  *  are  .Xotai-ies  Public. 

Preses,  M.  Lothian.  i  Clerk,  George  M.  Wood. 

Vice-Pre.tes,  R.  L.  Dymock.  Fiscal,  William  Saunders. 

Treajsurtr,  John  Innes.  I  Treasurer  to  Library,  Michael  Lawson. 

Banks,  P.  S.,  19  Mansiouhouse  Lawson,  M.,  7  Elder  street  Saunders,  AVilliam,   51  Albany 

road  Lothian,  M.,  28  Drummond  pi.  I      street 

Finlaj',Geo.  C,  29StAndi-ewsq.  Millar,  W.  W.,  8  Bank  street    j  Scott,  R.,  63  Hanover  street 
Finlay,  James,  29  St  Andrew  sq.  Pridie,  P.  H.,  44  Minto  street    ^  Selby,  R.  B.,  26  Dundas  street 
John  Inues,  8  Bank  street  | Robertson,    John,    63   Hanover;  Wood,    G.    M.,    20   St  Patrick 

Keegan,  John,  10  Duke  sti'eet     ,      street  I      square 

Solicitors. 
Brj'dou,  J.  K.,  3  X.  St  Andrew  jGunn,  Robert,  7  Albany  street,  Millar,  J.,  61  Inverleith  row 

street  Leith  Mun-ay,  John,  5  York  place 

*Clark,  Andrew,  13  Bernard  st.      Hogg,  C.  B.,  7  Elder  street  *Paterson,  William,  13  Bernard 

Cormack,  D.  A.,  33  York  place  rJameson,  John,  11  Queen  street!     street 

*Cossar,  J.,  3  E.  Broughton  pi.    *  Johnston,  Robt.,  16  London  st.  [Shield,  George,  Register  house 
*GalIoway,  William,  Middlefield  I  Johnstone,    Adam,    1    Register  j  *  Watson,     George,     23      Duke 

house,  Leith  ^valk  place  1     street 

WEITEES. 


Those  marked  *  are  Nokiries  Public. 


Anderson,  WiUiam,  New  Regis- 
ter house 

Anderson,  W.,  11  Dundas  st. 

Antonio,  D.,  25  Pitt  street 

Armstrong,  Wm.  E.,  27  Pan- 
mure  place 

Baird,  Robert,  2  Lauriston  ter. 

*Barrie,  Geo.,  37  George  street 

Beck,  Alex.,  26  Cumberland  st. 

Bisset,  David,  14  Parkside  st. 

*Black,  J.,  6  Hill  street 

*Blair,  J.,  41  E.  Claremont  st. 

Brodie,  George,  48  India  street 

Brown,  D.,  72  Northumberland 
street 

l^rown,  James,  15  Montague  st. 

Brown,  Robert,  118  Lauriston  pi. 

Brown,  Thos.,  17  Torphichen st. 


Burns,  Andrew,  29  Alva  street 
Cadenhead,  A.  F. ,  6  Valleyfield  st. 
Chalmers,  W.  S.,  8  St  Patrick  st. 
Chisholm,  D.,  21  Maitland  st. 
Clark,  J.  S.,  10  East  Adam  street 
Cropper,  George,  53  West  Mont- 
gomery street 
*Couper,   W.   H.,   19  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Coutts,  J.,  27  Castle  terrace 
Davidson,  Alex.,  11  Brandon  st. 
Dear,  Thomas,  22  Bell  place 
*Deas,  W.  P.,  10  Duncan  street 
Denholm,  James,  1  ilalta  ter. 
Doig,    Charles,    Seafleld   house, 

Seafield 
Don,  D.,  19  India  street 
Dougal,  J.,  10  Drumdryan  st. 


Douglas,  D.,  6  Clarence  street 
Dutliie,  D.,  12  Gardner's  cresct. 
Elder,  W.,  17  Torphichen  street 
Fergusson,  Robert  M.,  9  West 

park  terrace 
Finlay,  Charles,  40  York  place 
Finlay,  Wm.,  69  Northumber- 
land street 
Flett,  D.,  Hatton  place 
Forbes,  Alex.  R.,  1  London  st. 
Forbes,  R.,  4  Devon  place 
Forgan,  Wm.,  3  Warriston  cres. 
Forman,  T.  &  G. ,  4  Hamburgh  pi. 
Fulton,  T.,  3  Orchardfield  pi. 
Fyfe,  Jas.,  7  St  Vincent  sti-eet 
Gallie,  Alex.,  7  Salisbury  street 
Galloway,  R.  S.,  2  Salisbury  bank 
Gibson,  W.,  43  Ann  street 


526 


LAW  DIEECTORY. 


Gibson,  Robert,  1  Leven  ter. 
Gloag,  Peter,  1  Uatlierine  place 
Gow,  James,  2  Deanhangb  st. 
Grabame,  James,  29  Ann  street 
Grant,  James,  27  Nelson  street 
*Greenhill,  James,  41  Hanover 

street 
Gregor,Jn.,  7.Pittst.,  Bonnington 
Hart,  Thomas,  33  Dublin  street 
Haswell,  Geo. ,  8  Mayfield  street 
Hay,  Alex. ,  Bonnington  bank 
Hepbm-n,  D.,  4  Dean  bank  ter. 
Hewitt,  A.  L.,  18  Brougbton  st. 
Honeyman,  G.,  54  S.  Clerk  st. 
Hunter,  A.  S.,  12  Henderson  row 
Hutcbison,  H. ,  4  Gro.svenor  st. 
Hutton,  W.,  18  Clarence  street 
^Ireland,  Pi.  A.,  15  East  Preston 

street 
Jack,  Jolin,  1  Blenbeim  place 
Keitli,  D.,  98  Gilmore  place 
Kidd,  J.  E.,  3  Grove  place 
Laing,  David,  5  Randolpb  place 
Lang,  E.  L.,  Viewfortli 
Latta,  Alex.,  14  Leopold  place 
Leigbton,  Alex. ,  1 0  George  st. 
Logan,  Thos. ,  32  Stafford  street 
*Lowe,  Jobn,  29  George  street 
M'Call,  M.,  20  Spittal  street 
M'Ewen,  Jobn,  4  U.  Gilmore  pi. 
M'Gregor,  D.,  35  Barony  street 
Macgregor,  J.,  48  Dean  sti'eet 
M'Intosb,  Jas.,  14  W.  Claremont 

*M'Intosb,  J.  B.,  15  Young  st. 


Mack,  Andrew,  5  York  place 
Mackay,  J.,  4  East  Eyre  place 
M'Kenzie,  J.  E.,  Eegister  bouse 
M  'Lacblan,  D. ,  9  Brigbton  st. 
Maclagan,  T. ,  9  Panniure  place 
M'Lean,  Eob.  F.,  132  George  st. 
M'Meikan,  "Wm.,  6  Clarence  st. 
Macnab,  Jas.,  64  Inverleitb  row 
"'Macpberson,  A.,  7  Leven  ter. 
Macritcbie,  Jobn,  24  Danube  st. 
*Mann,  "Wm.,  22  Eaeburn  place 
Masterton,  W.  N.,  13  Artburst. 
Mill,  George,  2  Collins  place 
MUlar  &  Gagie,  41  York  place 
Morrison,  "W.,  Fernie  bill 
Murdocb,  J.,  2  Greenside  place 
Murray,  Josepli,  1  Eosebill  pi. 
Nivison,  A.,  16  Glengyle  terrace 
Ogilvy,  James,  20  Scotland  st. 
Paterson,  A.,  3  Dean  bank  ter. 
Paul,  Wm.,  10  Brougbam  st. 
Porteous,  W.,  87  George  street 
Purves,  E.,  7  St  Bernard's  row 
Eae,  Donald,  77  George  street 
Eamsay,  Jas. ,  1 3  Henderson  row 
Rattray,  W.  E. ,  2  Lord  Eussellpl. 
Reid,  James,  8  Comely  green  pi. 
Reid,  W.,  17  Cornwall  street 
^Rbind,  J.,  12  St  Andrew  sq. 
Robertson,  A.,  19  Pitt  street 
Robertson,  P.  M.,  3  Montague  st. 
*Rorie,  G.  L.,  13  Hov/ard  place 
Ross,  A.  F.,  102  Gilmore  place 
Ross,  Alex.,  23  Howe  street 
Ross,  Robt.  S.,  24  Melville  ter. 


Rutberford,    G.    Y.,    40   Nortb 

Richmond  street 
Scott,  Cbarles,  1  Lower  Gilmore 

place 
Scott,  J.,  6  Johnstone  place 
Scott,  J.,  7  Spittal  street 
Sbillinglaw,  S.,  14  Melville  ter. 
Shiress,  D.  S.,  20  Nelson  street 
Silvie,  James,  13  Gladstone  ter. 
Sim,  George,  9  Laruiston  lane 
Smith,  J.,  4  Clifton  terrace 
"Smith,  J.  K.,  40  Great  King  st. 
Steven,  Cbas.  B.,  21  Grove  st. 
Stewart,  C.  W.,  13  Paumm'e  pi. 
*Strachan,  R.  H.,  31  Northum- 
berland street 
Straton,  C,  8  Wharton  place 
*Sturrock,  John,  10  George  st. 
Sutherland,  W.  S.,  22Gayfieldsci. 
Taylor,  Wm.,  12  Gladstone  ter. 
Thomson,  James,  27  Blau-  street 
Tod,  G.,  5  East  Eyre  place- 
Torry,  Jobn,  18  Pitt  street 
Turnbull,   J.,  jun.,   9  Lonsdale 

•■'TurnbuU,  W.,  35  St  Andi-ew  sq. 
Turner,  D.,  18  Hugh  Miller  pi. 
Walkinsbaw,  Wm.,  Echo  bank 
Webster,  Wm.,  24  Queen  street 
Wilson,  A.,  35  Barony  street 
Wilson,  T.,  2  Upper  Dean  ter. 
Wilson,  W.,  4  Blackwood  cres. 
Wilson,  Wm.,  15  Roxburgh  st. 
Yorston,  A.  G.,  Atbelstane  cot- 
tage. Ferry  road 


SHOET-HAND  WKITEES. 


Hogg,  William,  30  Clarence  street 
RoUo,  D.,  28  Greenside  sti-eet 


Smith,  J.  Irvine,  21  Northumberland  street 
Sturrock,  Jobn,  10  George  street 


SOCIETY  OF  ACCOUNTANTS  IN  EDINBUEGH. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter. 


President,  Cbai-les  M.  Barstow. 

Council-,  R.  E.  Scott,  G.  A.  Jamieson,  Thomas  Scott, 
William  Wood,  John  Scott  Moncrieff,  Chas, 
Pearson,  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  Eobt.  Spottiswoode. 

BaiUie,    Jobn  M.,    4  Nortb   St 

Da^dd  street 
Balgarnie,   J.    H.,   9  Nortb  St 

David  street 
Barron,  Jobn,  45  Queen  street 


Christie,  Eobert,  20  St  Andrew 

square 
Cowan,  E.  C,  6  N.  St  David  st. 
Craig,  Alexander,  7  Thistle  st. 
Dall  &  Miller,  38  Hanover  street 


Barstow,  C.  M.,  32  India  street  i  Dickson,    J.    Jobson,    23   York 


Blair,  Hugh,  jun.,  1  George  st. 

Bowie,  J.  T.,  18  Northumber- 
land street 

Brown,  James  A.,  14  Chester 
street 

Budge,  Henry,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 

Callender,  Henry,  19  HiU  street 

Carpbin,  J.  E.,  31  George  street 

Carter,  F.  &  F.  W.,  5  St  An- 
drew square 

Carter,  F.  H.,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 

Carter,  F.  W.,  5  St  Antirew  sq. 

Chienc,  G.  T.,  7  George  street 

Chiene,  G.  T.,  junior,  27  Nor- 
thumberland street 


Dickson,  T.  G.,  3  N.  St  David  st. 

Dickson,  Wm.,  10  Eoyal  circus 

Douglas,  C.  H.,  19  York  place 

Duidop,  Alexander,  New  Eegis- 
ter House 

Esson,  G.  A.,  30  New  Register 
House 

Gardiner,  Wm.,  46  Hanover  st. 

Glynn,  W.  H.,  4N.  St  David  st. 

Haldane,  J.,  24  St  Andrew  sq. 

Howden  &  Molleson,  5  North  St 
David  street 

Howden,  James,  5  N.  St  David 
street 


Secretary,  James  Howden. 
Treasurer,  Alexander  W.  Robertson. 
Auditor,  John  M.  Baillie. 
Law  Agent,  J.  Clerk  Brodie,  W.S. 

Hughes,  C.  H.,  24  St  Andrew 
square 

Jamieson,  A.,  8  S.  Charlotte  st. 

Jamieson,  G.  A.,  24  St  Andrew 
square 

Latta,  James,  27  Forth  street 

Lindsay,  Jamieson,  &  Haldane, 
24  St  Andi-ew  square 

Macandrew,  J.  M.,  16  York  pi. 

M'Bean,  Wm.,  62  Castle  street 

M'Cuaig,  Colin,  12  AVest  Clare- 
mont street 

Mackenzie,  Kenneth,  7  Hill  st. 

Maclagan,  David,  9  Royal  circus 

Mansfield,  T.  J.,  26  Abercromby 
place 

Marshall,  D.,  21  Abercromby  pi. 

Martin,  James,  49  Castle  street 

Martin,  Thomas,  49  Castle  street 

Maughan,  W.  C,  43  Melville  st. 

Mcldrum,  George,  40  Melville  st. 


LAW  DIRECTORY. 


527 


MiUer,  A.  W.,  12  Windsor  st. 

Moffat,  J.  F. ,  5  St  Andi-ew  sq. 

Molleson,  J.  A. ,  5  N.  St  David  st. 

Moncreitf,  Wm.,  47  Moray  pi. 

Moncrieff  &  Thomson,  26  Fre- 
derick street 

Moncrieff,  J.  Scott,  26  Frederick 
.street 

Murray  &  Romanes,  42  Castle  st. 

Murray,  David,  46  George  sti'eet 

Murray,  George,  42  Castle  street 

Mylne',  W.  E.,  18  Queen  street 

Myrtle,  W.,  7  N.  St  David  sti-eet 

Niren  &  Cowan,  6  North  St 
David  street 

Niven,  A.  T.,  6  N.  St  Da^^d  st. 

Noble,  E.  M.,  28  Frederick  st. 

Paterson  &  Forman,  76  George  st. 


Adam,  R.,  10  City  chambers 
Aitchison,  E.  R.,  iS  Moray  place 
Aitken,  Thomas,  51  Hanover  st. 
Anderson,  A.  H.,  16  Grange  rd. 
Armitage,   Alexander  B.,  3  N. 

St  David  street 
Borthwick,  T.,  6  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Bowton,  W.,  16  Glengyle  ter. 
Brown,  Alexander,  4  North  St 

David  sti-eet 
Bro-\vn,  John  W.,  3  Grove  street 
Cooper,  David,  20  St  James'  sq. 
Couper,  Peter,  47  North  Hanover 

sti'eet 
Dickson  &  Armitage,  3  N.   St 

David  street 
Douglas,  W.  S. ,  2  Grej-friars  pi. 
Drummond,  Jas.,  3  Hanover  st. 
Drysdale,  J.,  16  Royal  Exchange 
Duncan,  T.,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 
Edwards,  Wm.,  1  Hanover  st. 
Ferric,  G.,  12  Holyrood  terrace 
Findlay,  Chas.,  4  Montgomery  st. 
Fullar,  John,  17  St  Patrick  sq. 
Fuller,  W.,  8  Hill  square 
Grant,  George,  4  Oxford  street    i 
Grant,  John,  15  Dean  terrace      ' 
Griffith,  James,  121  Princes  st. 
Halden,  James,  23  Blair  street 
Hay,  H.  S.  A.  L.,  16  N.  Bankst. 
Hobday,  Thomas,  35  Castle  ter. 
Home,  A.  F.,  2  Mackenzie  pi. 
Ireland,  Thos.,  71  Clerk  street 


Pearson,  C.  k  D.,  128  George  st. 
Peddie,  D.  S.,  1  George  street 
Prentice,  Charles,  77  George  st. 
Pringle,  James,  25  Melville  st. 
Rainie,  R.,  82  Princes  street 
Raleigh,  S. ,  9  St  Aiidi-ew  square 
Ramsaj',  George,  47  George  st. 
Robertson,    A.    W.,    22    Aber- 

cromby  place 
Robertson,  D.  S.,  10  Gt.  Stuart 

street 
Robertson,  Jas.  Alex.,  22  Aber- 

cromby  place 
Rolland,  J.  H.  W.,  13  Hope  st. 
Romanes,  James,  42  Castle  street 
Ross,  Wm.,  38  Frederick  street 
Russell,  William,  23  India  street 
Scott,  R.  &■  E.,  25  Melville  sti-eet 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

I  Jack,  T.  C,  1  India  buildings 
Johnston,  Robert,  46  Queen  st. 
Kinnear,  D.,  21  Elder  street 
Lamb,  John,  6  Gladstone  place 
Laurie,  John,  6  Pitt  street,  Bon- 

nington 
Laurie,  Thomas,  99  George  street 
Lees,  Henry,  6  York  place 
Lindsay,  T.  S.,  36  Hanover  sti'eet 
Low,  Jas. ,  3  Baynefield,  Ferry  rd. 
M 'Donald,  John,  7  Randolph  cliff 
Mackenzie,  A.,  56  India  street 
Macnair,  Alex.,  46  George  street 
]\Iaconochie,  John,  1 3  Bernard  st. 
Meek,  J.  T.,  16  Upper  Grove  pi. 
Meikle,  Christr.,  16  N.  Bank  st. 
Meikle,     James,    Wardie    burn 

house,  Feriy  road 
Melville,  F.  S. ,  4  Abbotsford  park 
Murray,  J.,  1  India  buildings 
Murdoch,  J.,  2  Greenside  place 
Naismith,    Robert    T.,    18    St 

Andrew  square 
Nicol,  Alex. ,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Ogil-sy,  Charles,  16  j\Ianor  place 
Orr,  S.  K.,  47  George  iv.  bridge 
Paterson,  James,  10  Hanover  st. 
Paul,  John,  12  Balfour  street 
Peacock,  Hugh  C,  12  Scienues 

place 
Petrie,  George,  27  Cockburn  st. 
Prain,  H.  D.,  5  Meadow  place 
Raeburn,  John  P.,  21  Pitt  sti'eet 


IScott,  David,  4d  N.  St  David  st. 
jScott,  Thomas,  17  Hill  street 
jScott,  T.,  juu.,  17  Hill  street 
|Smith,  Adam  G.,  59  George  st. 
Smith,  John  T.,  7  Hill  street 
iSpottiswoode,  Rt.,  7  Thistle  st. 
Thomson,  Charles  W.,  26  Fre- 
I     derick  street 

iTodd,  George,  26  St  Andi'ew  s(j. 
|Tuinbull,  Pati'ick,  30  Northuni- 
I  berland  street 
I  Watson,  H.  G.,  123  George  street 
I  Watson,  Jas.,  N.  Register  House 
Wilkie,  James,  28  Queen  street 
! Wilson,  Richard,  28  Frederick 
i     street 

Wood  &  Hanna,  5  Nelson  street 
Wood,  William,  5  Nelson  street 


Rhind,  John,  18  Yiewforth  pi. 
Ritchie,  John  S.,  19  St  Andrew 

square 
Robertson,     James,     12     West 

Catherine  place 
RoUo,  D.,  28  Greenside  street 
Ronald,  Hugh,  2  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Sawers,  J.  T.,  19  Lothian  road 
Scott,  J.  G.,  11  Raeburn  place 
Shaw,  James,  5  Picardy  place 
Shepherd,  James,  51  N.  bridge 
Short,  David,  25  North  bridge 
Shortreed,  Geo. ,  5  N.  Fort  st. 
Sime,  John,  14  Frederick  sti'eet 
Simpson,  Rob.,  18  Rankeillorst. 
Simson,  Jame.s,  5  Picardy  place 
Sinclair,  James,  7  Browni  street 
Smith,  William,  120  Princes  st. 
Spence,  J.,  Avenue  villas 
Spence,  John,  88  Nicolson  st. 
Stewart,  John,  2  Darling's  bldgs. 
Stewart,  Robert,  67  George  st. 
Sutherland,  Donald,  16  Comely 

bank 
Thomson,  D.  G.,  13  Hanover  st. 
Thomson,  T.  A.,  22  York  place 
Thomson,  AY  A. ,  Bonnington  bk. 
Tindal,  John,  6  Haddington  pi. 
Turnbull,  W.,  35  St  Andrew  sq. 
Watson,  James,  6  St  Andrew  sq. 
Whj-te,  W.  R.,  38  Findhorn  pi. 
AVilliamson,  Geo.,  17  Clarence  st. 
Wood,  J. ,  31  Lothian  road 


FACULTY  OF  ACTUAEIES  IN  EDINBUEGH. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter. 


CouncUy  David  Cbisholm,  Da-vid  Smith,  David 
Maclagan,  Geo.  Ramsay,  G.  A.  Jamieson,  S. 
Raleigh,  S.  C.  Thomson,  W.  T.  Thomson,  John 
Stott,  J.  M.  M'Oandlish,  G.  A.  Esson. 

Hon.  Secretary,  J.  M.  M'Oandlish. 

Hon.  Treasurer,  George  Atddjo  Esson. 


Secretary,  Thomas  Wallace,  64  Princes  street. 
Librarian,  T.  G.  C.  Browne,  3  &  6  George  street 
Hon.  Fellows,  John  Mackenzie,  Daniel  Walkinshaw. 
William    Chalmers,    Gilbert   L.   Finlay,    Philip 
Kelland,   Hugh    Blackburn,    Frederick    Fuller. 
William  L.  F.  Fischer. 


FELLOWS. 

Anderson,  J.  J.  P.,  9  St  And.  sq. 
Brown,  Y''alter,  22  St  Andrew  sq. 
Garment,  David,  64  Princes  st. 
Carter,  F.  H.,  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Chishobn,  D.,  64  Princes  street 
Christie,  R. ,  20  St  A  ndrew  square 


Deuchar,  D.,  22  George  street 
Dickson,  T.  G.,  3  N.  St  David  st. 
Dickson,  AV.,  10  Royal  circus 
Esson,  G.  A.,  N.  Register  House 
Finlay,  Wm.,  26  St  Andrew  sq. 
Gregor,  D.  C. ,  3  and  5  George  st. 
Gunn,  A.  B.,  9  St  Andrew  sq. 


Howden,  James,  5  N.  St  David 

Huie,  D.  R.  W.,  Royal  Bank 

Jamieson,  George  A.,  24  St  An- 
drew square 
Lindsay,  D.,  24  St  Andrew  sq. 
Macandrew,  J.  M.,  16  York  pi. 


328 


LAAV  DIRECTORT. 


M'Caudlish,  J.  M.,  22  St  Andrew 

square 
M'Cuaig,  C,  12\V.  Claremout  st. 
Jlacdonald,  W.  R.,  19  George  st. 
Mackenzie,  Kenneth,  7  Hill  st. 
Maclagan,  David,  9  Roj'al  circus 
Meikle,  Jas. ,  6  St  Andrew  square 
Ogilvie,  John,  G4  Princes  street 
Pearson,  Charles,  128  George  st. 
Pearson,  David,  128  George  st. 
Prain,  H.  D.,  47  George  street 
Raiuie,  Robt.,  82  Princes  street 
Raleigh,  Samuel,  9  St  Andrew sq. 
Ramsay,  George,  47  George  st. 


Robertson,    A.    W.,    22    Aber- 

cromby  place 
Robertson,  Thos.,  3  and  5  Geo.  st. 
Sang,  Edward,  2  George  street 
Scott,  E.  E.,  jun.,  25  Melville  St. 
Siersvright,  Peter,  3  &  o  George 

street 
Smith,  David,  64  Princes  street 
Smith,  W.,  120  Piinces  sti'eet 
Stewart,  A.  W.,  3  &  5  George  st. 
Surenue,  D.  J.,  19  George  street 
Thomson,  S.  C. ,  3  &  5  George  st. 
Thomson,  W.  T.,  3  &  5  George  st. 
Todd,  George,  26  St  Andi'ew  sq. 


Wallace,  Thos.,  64  Princes  .street 
Watson,  .James,  6  St  Andrew  sq. 
Watson,  John,  6  St  Andrew  sq. 
Wilkie,  James,  28  Queen  street 
Wood,  William,  5  Nelson  street 

ASSOCIATES  IX  EDIXBUEGU. 

Blair,  Hugh,  jun.,  1  George  .st. 
Browne,    T.    G.    C.,    3    and    5 

George  street 
Joass,  Edward  C,  3  &  5  George 

street 
Rodger,  J.  W.,  64  Princes  st. 
Ronaldson,  Peter,  22  George  st. 


MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. 
(Notaries  Public  aee  ikdicated  by  an  ?;,  Agents  or  Procurators  by  an  a.) 


ABERDEENSHIRE. 


KINCARDINESHIRE. 


AnERDEEN— Robert  Shaw,  Alexander  Leslie,  John  :  Stonehaven — John  Brown. 
Milne.  I 


HuNTLY — James  M'Kinnon. 
Pjetekhead — Grant  Imlah. 
Turriff — James  D.  M'Nee. 

ARGYLESHIRE. 

Oban — D.  Carmichael. 

AYRSHIRE. 

Ayr — Robert  M'Calluni,  Robert  Fergusson. 
Kilmarnock— John  Carmichael. 

B.^NFFSHIRE. 
Keith — George  Taylor. 

CAITHNESS-SHIRE. 

Wick — ^Robert  Sinclair. 
Tjiurso — James  M'Kay. 

DUMBARTONSHIRE. 
Dumbarton — John  Dewar.  ' 

DUMFRIESSHIRE. 

Dujifries— Robert  Sinclair. 

EDINBURGH.SHIRE. 

Edinburgh — John  Grady,  Andrew  Webster,  John 
Caw,  Robert  Gardiner,  George  Nicolson. 

ELGINSHIRE. 

Elgin — WilUam  Minty. 

FIFESHIRE, 

Cupar-Fife — Henry  iliUie. 

FORFARSHIRE. 

Dundee — James   S.   Mills,  John   Fenwick,    John 

Matthew,  James  M'Donald. 
Arbroath — John  Herald. 

HADDINGTONSHIRE. 

Haddington — Vacant. 

INVERNESS-SHIRE. 

Grantown — John  Grant. 
North  Uist — Roderick  M'Donald. 
Inverness — James  Cameron,  Donald  Bain,  Alex- 
ander Macdonald. 
PonTREE  (Skye) — Alexander  Martin. 


KINROSS-SHIRE. 
Or.\.igow  BY  Milnathort — William  Bethune. 

KIRKCUDBRIGHT  STEWARTRT. 

Kirkcudbright — William  Nicholson. 
Casttle-Douglas— William  Bumside. 

LANARKSHIRE. 

Lanark — John  Currie. 

AiRDRiE — George  Gentles. 

Coatbridge — Henry  M'Lachlan. 

Glasgow — Henry  Miller,  Joseph  Sorley,  David 
Young,  Thomas  Barclay  a,  Peter  Peterson,  Alex. 
M'Kerracher,  John  W.  Beale,  Donald  M'Tavish, 
Peter  M'Bride,  Hugh'Freeland,  Angus  H.  M'Kaj-, 
James  Rule,  Gilbert  Fleming,  John  E wing,  John 
Brj'den  Anderson,  William  Couper  Tait,  Alex. 
Lament,  Peter  Scott. 

Hamilton — James  Kemp,  George  Kemp. 

WiSHAW — WilUam  Thomson. 

PERTHSHIRE. 

Blairgowrie — David  Grant. 
Crieff— W.  Fergusson. 
Dunkeld— Heniy  Ritchie. 
Perth — James  Hally. 

RENFREWSHIRE. 

Greenock — William    Shearer,   Edward    M'Caus- 

land. 
Paisley— T.  Campbell  a,  Alexander  M'Kechnie. 

ROSS-SHIRE. 

Tain — William  Munro. 
DING^VALL — John  Macrae. 

ROXBURGHSHIRE. 
Jedburgh — Vacant. 

STIRLINGSHIRE. 

Falkirk — W.  S.  Ballingall,  James  Liudsav. 
Stirling — Vacant. 


WIGTOWNSHIRE. 
Newton-Stewakt— David  Martin  n. 


LAW  DIRECTORY. 


529 


SHEEIFFS  OF  COUNTIES,  SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES,  SHERIFF -CLERKS, 
AND  PROCURATORS-FISCAL. 


''"^   County. 

Sheriffs. 

Sheriff-Substitutes. 

Sheriff-Clerks. 

Procurators-Fiscal. 

Aberdeen  and 

John  Guthrie  Smith. 

J.  C.  Thomson,  Aberdeen. 

J.  LigertwoodAberdn. 

A.  Simpson,  jun.,  Aberdeen. 

Kincardine, 

J.  D.  Wilson.  Aberdeen. 

J.  Christian,  Kin'dlne. 

J.  Tindal,  Stonehaven. 

Argyle,  .    .    . 

Thomas  Cleghorn. 

Sir  G.  Home,  Bart.,Inverary. 
J.  Gardiner,  Campbelton. 
Hugh  Ross,  Tobermory. 
A.  Fraser,  Fort-William. 

S.  Mactaggart. 

D.  Maclullich,  Inverary. 

C.  Mactaggart,  Campbelton. 
William  Sproat,  Tobermory. 

D.  S.  M'Laren,  Fort-William. 

Ayr,.    .    .    . 

Neil  C.  CampbeU. 

James  Robison,  Ayr. 

T.  Anderson,  Kilmarnock. 

E.  A.  Hunter. 

J.  F.  Murdoch,  AjT. 

Fred.  C.  Gross,  Kilmarnock. 

Banff,    .    .    . 

Benjamin  R.  Bell. 

James  Gordon,  Bantf. 

George  R.  Forbes. 

AV.  R.  Gordon,  Banff. 

Berwick,     .    . 

A.  Burns  Shand. 

George  Dickson. 

William  T.  Kellie. 

James  C.  Robson,  Dunse. 

Bute,      .    .    . 

Robert  Hunter. 

Robert  Orr. 

D.  Macbeth. 

Wm.  Herbert,  Rothesay. 

Caithness, 

Geo.  Hunter  Thorns. 

Hamilton  Russell,  Wick. 

Robert  M'Lachlan. 

M.  Maclennan,  AA''ick. 

Orkney,  and 

Jas.  Robertson,  Kirkwall. 

Geo.  Petrie,  Kirkwall. 

James  Brims,  Thurso. 

ZeUand,      . 

Andrew  Mure,  Lerwick. 

Geo.  Smith,  Lerwick. 

Alexander  Bain,  Kirkwall. 
C.  G.  Duncan,  Lerwick. 

Clackmannan, 

George  Monro. 

William  B.  Clark,  Alloa. 

And.  Jameson. 

David  M'Watt,  Alloa. 

Dumbarton,    . 

Robert  Hunter. 

W.  C.  Steele,  Dumbarton. 

C.  W.  Kemp. 

R.  G.  Jlitchell,  Dumbarton. 

Dumfries,  .    . 

Mark  Napier. 

D.  Boyle  Hope,  Dumfries. 

Henry  Gordon. 

Thomas  Corrie. 

Edinburgh,    . 

Archd.  Davidson. 

James  Campbell,  Edinburgh. 
Fred.  Hallard,  Edinburgh. 
H.  Hamilton,  Edinburgh. 

Kenmure  Maitland. 

Robert  L.  Stuart,  AA^S. 
R.  B.  Johnston,  City. 

Elgin,         .    . 

Benjamin  R.  Bell. 

Donald  M'L.  Smitli. 

George  Leslie. 

A.  G.  AUan,  Elgin. 

Fife,  .... 

Jas.  A.  Crichton. 

Wm.  Lamond,  Dunfermline. 
Andrew  Beatson  Bell,  Cupar 
Fife. 

Thomas  Barclay. 

Alex.    Black    and    William 

Morrison,  Cupar. 
J.  JIacfarlane,  jr.,  Dunfenn. 

Forfar,  .    .    . 

Fred.  L.  M.  Heriot. 

Alex.  Robertson,  Forfar. 
John  Che\  ne,  Dundee. 

George  Webster. 

Robert  AVhyte,  Forfar. 
J.  B.  Baxter,  Dundee. 

Haddington,  . 

A.  Bums  Shand. 

Charles  J.  Shirreff. 

Henry  M.  Davidson. 

Thos.  Todrick,  Haddington. 

Inverness, .     . 

WUliam  Ivory. 

AV.  H.  Thomson. 
A.  Fraser,  Fort-William. 
Thomas  Fi-aser,  Portree. 
C.  Shaw,  Harris,  etc. 

Henry  C.  Macandrew. 

Charles  Stewart,  Inverness. 
D.  S.  M'Laren,  Fort-WiUiani. 
Donald  M'Kenzie,  Portree. 
A.  Cameron,  Lochmaddy. 

Kinross,     .    . 

George  Monro. 

David  Syme,  Kinross. 

J.  W.  Wimamson. 

Hugh  Laird,  Kinross. 

Kirkcudbright, 

Dsmi  Hector. 

W.  H.  Dunbar,  Kirkcudbrt. 

George  Hamilton. 

D.  H.  Gordon  and  W.  Milroy. 

Lanark,      .    . 

Hy.  Glassford  Bell. 

W.  G.  Dickson,  Glasgow. 
A.  E.  Murray,  Glasgow. 
James  Galbralth,  Glasgow. 
F.  W.  Clark,  Glasgow. 
W.  C.  Spens,  HamOton. 
William  Logie,  Airdrie. 
J.  N.  Dyce,  Lanark. 

John  Drysdale. 

William  Hart  and  John  Gem- 
mel,  Glasgow. 

T.  &  J.  A.  Dykes,  Hamilton. 
Thomas  Clark  and  R.  J.  AA'il- 

son,  Airdrie. 
Hugh   Davidson    and  T.   M. 

Shiiiey,  Lanark. 

Linlithgow,    . 

George  Monro. 

Francis  Home. 

John  Hardy. 

W.  H.  Henderson,  Linlithgow 

Nairn,    .    .    . 

Benjamin  R.  Bell. 

Alex.  Falcon ar,  Nairn. 
Peter  Macdougal. 

Robert  Malcolm. 

AViUiam  Dick,  Nairn. 

Peebles,     .    . 

George  Napier. 

John  Himter. 

Robert  Stevenson. 

Jas.  D.  Bathgate,  Peebles. 

Perth,    .    .    . 

John  Tait. 

H.  Barclay,  LL.D.,  Perth. 
J.  Grahame,  Dunblane. 

Archibald  Reid. 

Melville  Jameson,  Perth. 
J.  AV.  Barty. 

Renfrew,     .    . 

Patrick  Fraser. 

Hugh  Cowan,  Paisley. 
H.  L.  Tennent,  Greenock. 

Hugh  Dempster. 

Daniel  M'Failan,  Paisley. 
Robert  Blair,  Greenock. 

Eoss,       Crom- 

Geo. D.  Fordyce. 

C.  Hill,  Dingwall. 

William  Ross. 

AA'illiam  Moffat,  Dingwall. 

arty,        and 

II.  M.  Taylor,  Cromarty. 

John  Taylor. 

James  Grigor,  Cromarty. 

Sutherland  . 

T.  Mackenzie,  Sutherland. 

H.  M.  Taylor,  Tain. 

A.  L.  M'Donald,  Stornoway. 

Donald  Taylor. 

Thomas  Munro,  Tain. 
AV.  S.  Fraser,  Dornoch. 
Donald  Munro  and  AVilliam 
Ross,  Stornoway. 

Roxburgh, 

George  H.  Pattlson. 

Francis  Russell,  Jedburgh. 

George  Rutherford. 

James  Stevenson  and  J.  C. 
Stevenson,  Jedburgh. 

Selkirk,.    .    . 

George  H.  Pattison. 

Jas.  S.  Milne,  Selkirk. 

P.  S.  Lang. 

Peter  &  G.  Rodger,  Selkhk. 

Stirling,     .    . 

Robt.  B.  Blackburn. 

Robert  Sconce,  Stirling. 
Robert  Bell,  Faltirk. 

Thomas  L.  Galbraith. 

Robert  Campbell,  Stirling. 
John  Gair,  Falkirk. 

Wigtown,  .    . 

David  Hector. 

Macduff  Rhind,  AV'igtown. 

R.  H.  Smith. 

A.  M'Neel  Caird,  Stranraer. 
Eben.  S.  Black,  Wigtown. 

2"L 


530 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


CHURCH   DIRECTORY. 


LIST  OF  CLERGYMEN  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


Adamsou,  ^Ym.  (Waveiiey  Hall  E.U.),  19  Upper 
Gray  Street. 

Addis,  Thomas  (Moruiugside  F.C.),  3  Abbotsford 
Crescent. 

Aitken,  Da^'id,  D.D.,  4  Charlotte  Square. 

Alexander,  Jacob  S.  (St  David's  F.C),  22  Gil- 
more  Place. 

Alexander,  John,  D.D.,  7  Rosebery  Crescent. 

Alexander,  William  L.,  D.D.  (St  Augustine 
Congregational),  Piukiebirm  Ho. ,  Musselburgh. 

Anderson,  James,  8  Tarvit  Street. 

Antlifl;  J.  C.  (Primitive  Methodist),  1  CarlungPl. 

Arnot,  Dav.,  D.D.  (High  E.G.),  6  Archibald  PL 

Ai-not,  Wm.  (High  F.  C. ),  8  Merchiston  Avenue. 

Balfour,  E.  G.  (New North  F.C),  1  ^Tiarton  PI. 

Balfour,  Wm.  (Holyrood  F.C. ),  16  St  John's  Hill. 

Beaumont,  Rev.  J.  S.,  4  Oxford  Street. 

Begg,  James,  D.D.  (Ne^rington  F.C),  50  George 
,  Squiire. 

Bell,  Thomas,  10  Wardie  Avenue. 

Bell,  William,  39  George  Square. 

Blaikie,  Prof.  W.  G.,  D.D.,  9  Palmerston  Road. 

Blumem'eich,  John  (German  Chm-ch),  35  George 
IV.  Bridge. 

Blyth,  R.  B.,  3  Abbotsford  Park. 

Bonar,  Horatius,  D.D.  (Grange  F.C),  10  Palmer- 
ston Road. 

Boyd,  W.,  5  Seton  Place. 

Bradshaw,  E.  J.  (Maris  Stella  R.C),  5  Coat- 
field  Lane. 

Braidwood,  John,  36  Minto  Street. 

Brodie,  James,  5  Pitt  Street. 

Brown,  Alexander  0.  (Queen's  Park  E.G.),  32 
East  Preston  Street. 

Brown,  Ai'chibald  (O.S.),  75  Adam  Square. 

Brown,  C  J.,  D.D.  (New  North  F.C),  25 
Lauder  Road. 

Brown,  George  (St  Paul's  F.C),  13  Dryden  PL 

Brown,  Thomas  (Dean  F.C),  16  Carlton  Street. 

Bruce,  John,  D.D.,  24  Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 

Bruce,  William,  D.D.  (Infirmary  Street  TJ.P.), 
36  Gilmore  Place. 

Bunning,  W.  C  (Rose  Street  Baptist),  12  Clifton 
Terrace. 

Byrne,  M.  J.  (St  Patrick's  R.C),  South  Gray's 
Close,  High  Street. 

Candlish,  Robert  S.,  D.D.  (St  George's  F.C),  52 

MelviUe  Street. 
Charteris,    Professor   Archibald   H.,    D.D.,    44 

Inverleith  Row. 
Cochrane,  Thomas  (Pleasance  F.C),  24  Rankeil- 

lor  Street. 


Cox,  W.  J.  (Leith  Congi-egational),  2  Vanbui'gh 
Place. 

Cra^vfofd,  Professor  Thomas  J.,  D.D.,  13  Great 
King  Street. 

Croom,  David  (Lauriston  Place  U.P.),  5  Cham- 
berlain Road. 

Currie,  James,  13  Duncan  Street. 

Cusin,  Alexander  (Lady  Glenorchj^'s  F.C),  17 
Greenside  Place. 

Davidson,    G.    R.   (Lady  Glenorehy's  t'.C),   17 

Greenside  Place. 
Davidson,  Peter,  D.D.  (Queen  Street  U.P.),  5 

Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 
Deans,    James   (Great   Junction    Street    U.P.), 

Raimesfield,  Ferry  Road. 
Douglas,  William,  M.A.  (St  Paul's  Epis.),  1  St 

Colme  Street. 
Drummond,  D.  T.  K.,  B.A.  (St  Thomas'  Epis.), 

6  Montpelier. 
Drummond,    R.   B.    (St   Mark's  Unitarian),   46 

Gilmore  Place. 
Dufi;  Henry  (St  Mary's,  South  Leith,  E.G.),  138 

Constitution  Street. 
Dunlop,  Thomas  (Bristo  St.  U.P.),  11  Argyle  PL 
Dunlop,    William    (Calton    Convening    Rooms 

E.U.),  3  Great  Eing  Sti-eet. 

Fairbaim,  James  (Newhaven  F.C),  11  Laverock 
Bank  TeiTace. 

Faithfull,  V.  G.  (Trinity  Epis.),  23  Royal  Circus. 

Ferguson,  Lewis  (St  Andi'ew's  F.C),  48  Nor- 
thumberland Street. 

Field,  E.  B.,  43  Moray  Place. 

Finlayson,  Thomas,  D.D.  (Rose  Sti-eet  U.P.),  25 
Howe  Street. 

Finlayson,  William  G.,  14  Buceleuch  Place. 

Fleming,  J.,  M.A.  (Tron  F.C),  9  MiUerfield  PL 

Fleming,  William  (Lothian  Road  U.P.),  1  Mer- 
chiston Crescent. 

Eraser,  Robert  G.  (St  Thomas',  Leith,.  E.G.),  8 
Mill  Lane. 

Eraser,  Rt.  W.  (St  John's  E.G.),  1  Dalrymple  Cr. 

Eraser,  William,  M.A.  (St  Bernard's  F.C),  13 
Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 

Gall,  James  (Moray  F.C),  10  St  John  Street. 
GaUetly,  William  (City  Mission),  16  Yiewforth 

Terrace 
Gardiner,  Aw.  (Dean  St,  U.P.),  26  Scotland  St. 
Gardner,   J.    L.    (St   Andrew's   Home   Mission, 

Episcopal),  16  Montgomery  Sti'eet. 
Geddes,  William  (St  Mary's  R.C),  ChaiJel  Lane, 

Brouithton  Street. 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


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Gemmell,  Robert  (Arthur  Street  U.P.),  13  Dal- 

rvinple  Crescent. 
Giffen,    Cornelius   (Trinity    College    E.C.),    15 

Forth  Street. 
GiUespie,  "WilKam  (Mary's  Chapel,  High  Sti-eet, 

U.  P. ),  4  Oxford  Street. 
Gillies,  William  (Bible  Society),  48  Ann  Street. 
Gloag,    Peter    B.    (Nicolson   Sti-eet    U.P.),    44 

Findhorn  Place. 
Goalen,  Walter  M.,  M.A.  (Christ  Chiu-ch  Epis.), 

Starbank  House,  Trinity. 
Goodsir,  JosexA  Tajdor,  11  Danube  Street. 
Goold,  ^y.  H.,  D.D.  (Martyi-s'  Church  E.P.),  8 

Mansionhouse  Pioad. 
Gordon,  James,  Cottage,  Lynedoch  Place. 
Gordon,  Robert  (Buccleuch  F.C.),  6  Maj'field  St. 
Graham,  WiUiam  (Newhaven  B.C.),  AYoodville, 

Trinity. 
Grant,  James,  D.D.,  D.C.L.  (St  Mary's  B.C.),  6 

Carlton  Terrace. 
Grant,  William  (Bristo  Place  Baptist),  23  East 

Preston  Street. 
Gray,  William  H.,  D.D.  (Lady  Tester's  B.C.), 

5  Regent  TeiTace. 

Guthrie,  Thomas,  D.D.  (St  John's  F.C.),  1  SaKs- 
bury  Road. 

Haldane-Chinnery,    Alex.    (Assist.   Curate,    All 

Saints' Epis. ),  Greenhill  House,  Bruntsfield  PI. 
Hamilton,  James  (Roval  Infirmary),  -3  Argyle  PL 
Hanua,  Wm.,  D.D.,"L.L,D.,  16  Magdala  Cres. 
Hannan,   E.    J.    (St  Patrick's   R.C.),   7   South 

Gray's  Close,  High  Street. 
Hansen,  Andreas  M.  (Scandinavian  Lutheran),  9 

Bonnington  Place. 
Harper,    James,    D.D.    (North     Leith    U;P.), 

Eskbank,  Dalkeith. 
Harvey,    J.    M.,    M.A.    (South   College    Street 

U.P.),  16  Chalmers  Crescent. 
Hunter,  Robert  (Duke  Street,  Leith,  B.U.),  12 

North  Fort  Street. 

Jackson,  G.,  M.A.  (Leith  Bpis.),  The  Parsonage, 

John's  Place,  Leith. 
Johnston,  George,  D.D.  (Mcolson  Street  U.P.), 

6  Minto  Street. 

Johnstone,    Francis    (North    Richmond    Street 
Baptist),  PortobeUo. 

Kelman,  John,  M.A.  (St  John's,  Leith,  F.C.),  4 

Claremont  Park. 
King,  David,  LL.D.  (MorningsideU.P. ),  Annagh- 

more,  Napier  Road. 
Kii-k.  John  (Brighton  Street  B.U.),  17  Greenhill 

Gardens. 
Kirkwood,  James  (James'  Place  IT. P.),  27  Bast 

Claremont  Street. 

Latug,  John,  17  North  Bank  Street. 

Lang,  John  Marshall  (Morningside  B.C.),  Bank 

House,  Morningside. 
Lyon,  Robert  (Coburg  Street  U.P.),  10  Albany 

Street,  Leith. 

M'CnUoeh,  A.  B.  (Asylum),  3  W.  Lauriston  PI. 
Macdonald,  Robert,  D.D.  (North  Leith  F.C.),  2 

Jamaica  Street,  Leith. 
M'Ewan,   John  (John   Knox  F.C.),    30  Lauder 

Road. 


M'Ewan,  Thomas  (Hope  Park  U.P.),  36  Dick 

Place. 
MacGill,  Hamilton  M.,  D.D.,  9  Doune  Terrace. 
JIaegillivray,  A.  G.  (Roseburn  F.  C. ),  6  Hampton 

Terrace. 
MacGoiin,  R.  W.,  Banner  Place. 
MacGregor,  James,  D.D.  (Tron  E.G.),  17  George 

Square. 
MacGregor,   Professor  James,   D.D.,    Harmony 

House,  Eden  I^ane. 
Mackay,   Alexander,   LL.D.,   Oakland,   Hatton 

Place. 
M'Kenzie,  Alex.  (Tolbooth  F.C.),  6  Fettes  Roav, 
Mackenzie,  John,  21  AthoU  Crescent. 
Mackintosh,  James  G.,  28  Walker  Sti-eet. 
M'Laren,    Daniel   (Lady .  Glenorchy's    B.C.),    2 

Middleby  Sti-eet. 
M'Lauchlan,  Thos.,  LL.D.  (St  Columba  B.C.), 

Yiewforth. 
M'Mui-trie,    John,    A.M.    (St  Bernard's  B.C.), 

14  Inverleith  Row. 

ilacuair,  James  (Cauongate  B.C.),  3  St  John  St. 
Macphail,    J.    C.    (Pilrig  F.C.),    Pilrig  Manse, 

Pilrig  Street. 
M'Pherson,  Ranald  (St  Luke's  B.C.),  25  Raeburn 

Place. 
M'Rae,  John,  24  Grange  Road. 
Mactaggart,  D.  C,  8  Mary's  Place. 
Main,  Thomas  (St  Mary's  B.C.),  7  Bellevue  Cres. 
Martin,  Hugh  (Grej^-iars  F.  C),  Lasswade. 
Masson,  Donald,  M.D.,  A.M.  (Gaelic  B.C.),  21 

Hope  Terrace. 
Mathieson,  Fialay  (Buccleuch  B.  C. ),  18  Brougham 

Street. 
MHl,  James  S.  (Kirkgate  U.P.),  3  Thomson  PL 
Millar,  James  (Castle),  5  Ann  Sti-eet. 
Milroy,  Andrew  (Tron  B.C.),  16  S.  Charlotte  St. 
MiteheU,  James,  A.M.  (St  Mary's,  Leith,  B.C.), 

The  Manse,  14  Hermitage  Place,  Leith. 
Moncreitf,  Sir  Henry  W.,  Bart.,  D.D.  (St  Cuth- 

bert's  B.C.),  2  Bruntsfield  Place. 
MoucrielT,  Y^illiam  Scott,  14  George  Square. 
Monro,  John,  3  Leven  Street. 
Montgomery,  J.  F.,  M.A.  (St  Paul's,  York  Place, 

Episcopal),  17  AthoU  Crescent. 
Morgan,  John  (Fountambridge  B.C.),  17  Yiew- 
forth Place, 
ilori'is,  D.  AV. ,  2  Anderson  Place. 
Morton,   Andrew,  M.  A.  (St  James'  Place  U.  P. ), 

3  Eyre  Place. 
Muir,    Adam   Stuart  (Trinity,   Leith,   F.C.),   3 

Smith's  Place. 
Muir,    Francis   (Great    Junction   Street    U.P.), 

15  North  Fort  Street. 

Murdoch,  A.   D.,  M.A.  (All  Saints'  Episcopal), 

2  Paumure  Place. 

Newnam,  Samuel  (Dublin  Street  Baptist),  2  Dean 
Terrace. 

Nicholson,  Henry  D.  (St  Paul's  Episcopal,  Car- 
rubber's  Close),  15  Bernard  Terrace. 

Nicholson,  Maxwell,  D.D.  (St  Stephen's  B.C.), 

3  Regent  Terrace. 

Nisbet,    Robert,    D.D.    (West  St  Giles'  B.C.), 

56  Great  King  Street. 
Niven,J.  G.(StJohn'sE.C.,Leith),3Summerfield. 

O'Donnell,  Alexander  (St  Patrick's  R.C.),  7  South 
Gray's  Close,  High  Street. 


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CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


Ogilvie,  Duncan,  D.D.    (Portsburgh  U.P.),    60 

Gilmore  Place. 
Orr,  George,  18  Nelson  Street. 

Page,  D.,  LL.D.  (Independent),  44  Gilmore  PI. 
Palmer,  H.  J.,  M.A.  (Incmnbent,  St  Coluraba's), 

30  Castle  Terrace. 
Paterson,  Wni.,  Upton  Cott.,  W.  Mayfield  Loan. 
Paul,    Jolin,    D.D.     (St    Cuthbert's   E.G.),    13 

George  Square. 
Pearson,  Geo.  (Sacred  Heart  R.C.),  17  Lauriston 

Street. 
Peddie,  William,  D.D.  (Bristo  Street  U.P.),   57 

George  Square. 
Peterson,  Peter,  6  Gladstone  Terrace. 
Philip,    George,    M.A.    (St    John's    F.C.),    48 

Blacket  Place. 
Philip,   Robert,    M.A.  (M'Crie  F.C.),   2  South 

Gray  Street. 
Phin,  K.  M.,  D.D.,  13  Chalmers  Street. 
Pirie,  John  (Cowgate  F.C),  5  North  Mansion- 
house  Eoad. 
Pulsford,  John  (Albany  Street  Congregational), 

15  Dalrymple  Crescent. 

Eainy,  Prof.  Robert,  D.D.,  8  Rosebery  Crescent. 
Ramsay,  E.  B.,  LL.D.  (St  John's  Episcopal),  23 

Ainslie  Place. 
Reid,  AVilliam  (Lothian  Road  U.P.),   6   North 

Merchiston  Place. 
Reid,  William,  10  East  Norton  Place. 
Rigg,   George  (St  Mary's  R.C.),    Chapel  Lane, 

Broughton  Street. 
Rittenberg,  B.  (Synagogue),  Park  Place  House. 
Robertson,  James  (Granton  Chapel),  Richmond 

Cottage,  Ferry  Road. 
Robertson,  James  (Newington  U.  P. ),  6  Salisbury 

Road. 
Robertson,   James  (Union  Church  U.P.)  Vie\v- 

foi'th  Road. 
Robertson,  Wm.,  D.D.  (New  Greyfriars  E.G.), 

29  Albany  Street. 
Rodger,  Alexander  (Stockbridge  F.C),  32  Saxe- 

Cobourg  Place. 
Rowbottom,  F.,  M.A.  (St  James'  Episcopal),  3 

Bellevue  Place. 
Rowe,  G.  S.  (Wesleyan  Methodist,  Nicolson  Sq.), 

20  Grange  Road. 
Russell,  William,  A.M.,  1  Claremont  Place. 

Sandford,  Daniel  F.  (St  John's  Episcopal),   19 

Rutland  Street. 
Scott,  George,  4  South  Gray  Street. 
Scott,  Walter,  M.A.,  3  St  Bernard's  Crescent. 
Sellar,  James  A.   (St  Peter's  Episcopal),   West 

Mayfield  Loan. 
Shearer,  David,  M.A.,  10  Brighton  Street. 
Simpson,    John    (Roxburgh    F.C),    3   Duncan 

Sti-eet,  Newington. 
Smart,  John,  D.D.  (St  Andrew's  Place   U.P.), 

11  Smith's  Place. 
Smeaton,  Prof.  George,  D.D.,  13  Mansionhouse 

Road. 
Smellie,  Arch.  (Greyfriars  F.C),  39  Lauriston  PI. 
Smellic,  Jas.  (Victoria  Terrace  O.S.),  6  Keir  St. 
Smith,  Thomas,   D.D.  (Cowgatehead  F.C),  10 

North  ]\Iansionhouse  Road. 
Smith,  William,  D.D.  (St  Ninian's,  North  Leith, 

E.G.),  The  Manse,  Leith  Mount.      " 


Stevenson,  R.  H.  (St  George's  E.G.),  9  Oxford 
Terrace. 

Stevenson,  Prof.  William,  D.D.,  37  Royal  Ter, 

Stewart,  Hugh,  13  Gayfield  Square. 

Stirling,  Archibald,  3  Oxford  Street. 

Strain,  John,  D.D.  (Bishop  R.C),  Chapel  Lane, 
Broughton  Street. 

Stuart,  A.  Moody,  M.A.  (St  Luke's  E.G.),  43 
Queen  Street. 

Stuart,  John  (St  Anckew's  E.  C ),  7  Northumber- 
land Street. 

Talon,  Thomas  K.  (St  Vincent  Street  Episcoi3al), 

14  Danube  Street. 

Tasker,  Wm.  (West  Port  F.C),  32  Gilmore  PL 

Taylor,  Andrew,  92  Gilmore  Place. 

Teape,  Charles  R.  (St  Andrew's  Episcopal),  15 

Findhorn  Place. 
Teesdale,  F.  D.  (Curate,  St  John's  Episcopal),  12 

Abbotsford  Park. 
Terrot,  C  H.,  D.D.   (Bishop,  St  Paul's  Epis.), 

9  Carlton  Street. 
Thomson,     Andrew,     D.D.     (Broughton    Place 

U.P.),  63  Northumberland  Street. 
Thomson,   Edward  A.   (St  Stephen's  F.C),   20 

Abercromby  Place. 
Thomson,  James,  7  Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 
Thomson,  John  (North  Riclimond  Street  U.P.), 

15  Buccleuch  Place. 

Thomson,  John,  A.M.  (St  Ninian's,  Leith,  F.C), 

4  Jamaica  Street,  Leitli. 
Thomson,  William,  20  Lauder  Road. 
Thorburn,    David,    A.M.     (South  Leith    F.C), 

1  John's  Place,  Leith. 
Tulloch,    William    (Duncan     Street     Baptist), 

Sciennes  Grove,  Sciennes  Hill. 
Turner,  Wm.  (St  Patrick's  R.C),  South  Gray's 

Close,  High  Street. 

Urquhart,  John,  10  Restalrig  Ten-ace. 

Veitch,  James,  D.D.  (St  Cuthbert's  E.G.),  8 
North  Merchiston  Place. 

Walker,  R.  W.,  B.D.  (Dean  E.G.),  6  Magdak 

CrGscGiit 
Wallace,    Robert,   D.D.   (Old  Greyfriars  E.G.), 

17  Gayfield  Square. 
Walmesley,  Henry  W.   (Sacred  Heart  R.C),  17 

Lauriston  Street. 
Wardrop,  J.  R.,  2  West  Circus  Place. 
Watson,  A.   E.,  M.A.   (St  George's  Episcopal), 

Raeburn  Cottage,  Raeburn  Place. 
Watson,  James,  112  Lauriston  Place. 
Watson,  Jonathan  (Dublin  Street  Baptist),   41 

Ann  Street. 
Whyte,  Alexander,  M.A.  (St  George's  F.C),  1 

Coates  Place. 
Wight,    Ninian    (Richmond    Place    Congrega- 
tional), 11  North  Lauder  Road. 
Willis,  Jamieson,  23  Ann  Street. 
Wilson,  J.  H.  (Barclay  F.C),  1  E.  Castle  Road. 
Wilson,  J.  M.,  10  Gayfield  Square. 
Wood,  James,  7  Buccleuch  Place. 
Wood,  Joshua  (Roxbui-gh  Street  Baptist),  6  Pal- 

merston  Road. 
Wright,  James  (Lauriston  Street  O.S.),  Spring 

Bank  Villa,  Lasswade. 
Wynne,  J.  (Sacred  Heart  R.C),  17  Lauriston  St. 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY, 


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PLACES  OF  WORSHIP  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 

CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 

The  Church  of  Scotl.\nd  is  governed  by  a  General  Assembly,  16  Synods,  and  84  Presbyteries. 
Lord  High  Commissioner,  The  Eight  Hon.  the  Principal  Clerk,  John  Cook,  D.D.,  Haddington. 
Moderator,  ^ev.  Robert  Home  Stevenson,  minister    Dejpute-Clerlc,  Principal  Tulloch. 

of  St  George's  Parish,  Edinburgh.  J^g^^■^^  {^  Edinburgh,  WilHam  John  Menzies,  "W.S. 

Procurator  and  Cashier  J'oi-  the  Church — Robert  Lee, 

Advocate.  Parliamentary  Solicitor,  John  Graham. 


Name. 

Where  situated. 

Minister. 

Residence. 

7  Northumberland  Street. 

Claremont  Street  West... 

14  Inverleith  Pow. 

Finlay  Mathiesou 

18  Brouarham  Street. 

Canongato 

James  Macnair,  M.A 

Vacant. 

John  Paul,  D.D 

3  St  John  Street. 

Canongate,  New 

Lothian  Road ■< 

13  George  Square. 
8  N.  Merchiston  Place. 

Cuthbert's,  St 

David's,  St 

Vacant. 

Robert  W.  Walker,  B.D.. 

Don.  Masson,  M.D.,  M.A. 

R.  Home  Stevenson 

Vacant. 

William  Robertson,  D.D. 

Robert  Wallace,  D.D 

David  Arnot,  D.D 

Dean 

6  Magdala  Crescent. 

21  Hope  Terrace. 

9  Oxford  Terrace. 

29  Albany  Street. 

Old 

, 

17  Gayfield  Square. 

High  Kii-k 

High  Street 

6  Archibald  Place. 

John's,  St 

Robert  W.  Praser 

1  Daliymple  Crescent. 

Lady  Gleuorchy's 

Daniel  M'Laren 

2  Middlebv  Street. 

Lady  Tester's 

Wm.  Henry  Gray,  D.D... 

Eanakl  Macpherson 

James    Grant,    D.C.L.1 
Oxon,  D.D J 

5  Regent  Ten-ace. 
25  Raeburn  Place. 

Luke's,  St 

Mary's,  St 

Bellevue  Crescent -j 

6  Carlton  Terrace. 

John  Marshall  Lang 

Vacant. 
Vacant. 

Alexander  0.  Bro-nm 

Vacant. 

Maxwell  Nicholson,  D.D. 

Vacant. 

Cornelius  Giifen 

Bank  House,  Morningside 

Newington 

South  Clerk  Street 

OldKii-k 

High  Street 

Queen's  Park  Church 

Dumbiedjives  Eoad 

32  East  Preston  Street. 

St  Vincent  Street 

3  Regent  Terrace. 

Tolbooth  Kirk 

Castle  Hill 

High  Street 

15  Forth  Street. 

Hio-h  Street 

James  MacGregor,  D.D. . 
Robert  Nisbet,  D.D 

17  George  Square. 

"West  Coates 

High  Street 

West  St  Giles' 

56  Great  King  Street. 

Leith. 

Woodville,  Trinity. 

John  Gibson  Niven  

William  Smith,  D.D 

James  Mitchell,  A.M 

Henry  Duff 

S  t  Ninian's  (North  Leith). 
St  Mary's  (South  Leith).. 

Manse,  Leith  "Mount. 

Kirkgate 4 

Sheriff  Brae 

14  Hermitage  PL,  Leith. 
138  Constitution  Street. 

St  Thomas',  Leith 

Robert  Gi  orge  Fraser 

8  Mill  Lane,  Leith. 

ASSISTANTS  AND  MISSIONARIES. 


Andrews,  St Rev.  Charles  Goodall,  B.D., 

31  Nelson  Street. 

Bernard's,  St Rev.  R.  M.  Stewart,  46  Nor- 
thumberland Street. 

Cuthbert's,  St Rev.  James  Jolly,  12  Clif- 
ton Terrace. 
Do 


George's,  St. 


M.A., 


Rev.  J.  B.  M'Isaac, 

41  Queen  Street. 

Granton,  Cramond Rev.    J.    Robertson,    Rich- 
mond Cottage,  Ferry  Rd. 

Greeuside Rev.  Walter  Scott,  M.A.,  3 

St  Bernard's  Crescent. 

Greyfriars  (New) Rev.   Wm.  Bell,  39  George 

Square. 

Greyfriars  (Old) Rev.    Thomas    Morris,    24 

Melville  Terrace. 


Lady  Tester's Rev.  M.  S.Dunbar,  46  Gt. 

King  Street. 
Mary's,  St Rev.    D.    J.    Ferguson,   10 

Dublin  Street. 

Newington Rev.  Thomas  Scott,   80   S. 

Clerk  Street. 

Old  Kirk 


Stephen's,  St Rev.  D.  Ross,  11  Scotland 

Street. 
St  Giles' (West) Rev.  J.  M'Millan,  24  Howe 

Street. 
Trinity  College Rev.    J.    Fairley,    12  Pau- 

mure  Place. 
Tron 


534 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


FREE  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 

The  Free  Church  of  Scotland  is  governed  by  a  General  Assemblj',  16  Synods, 
and  71  Presbyteries. 

Jfoderatoi-  of  General  Assemhiy,  Piev.  Piobert  Elder,  1  Junior  Principal  Clerh,  Ee v.  William  Wilson,  D.D., 

D.D.,  Free  West  Chmxh,  Eothesay.  Dundee. 

Legal  Adviser,  Depute-Clerh.,  George  Meldrum,  Esq.,  O.A. 

Senior  Principal  Cleric,  Eev.  Sir  Hemy  Wellwood    Laio  Agent,  P.  Dalmahoy,  W.S.,  12  Hill  Street. 

Moncreiff,  Bart.,  D.D.  I 


Name. 

Where  situated. 

j                  Minister. 

Kesidence. 

....Lewis  Fere-uson 

Barclay 

Bruntsfield  Links 

James  H.  Wilson 

1  East  Castle  Eoad. 

13  Sase-Cobourg  Place. 

6  Mayfield  Street. 
36  Lauder  Eoad. 

West  Crosscauseway 

John  Knox's  Corner 

Canongate  (John  Knox) 
Columba,  St  (Gaelic) 

Thos.M'Lauchlan,  LL.D. 

Viewforth. 

Foot  of  Blair  Street.... 

Cowgatehead 

Spittal  Street 

Mon-ison  Street 

.... 

John  Pirie 

Cowgatehead 

Thos.  Smith.  D.D.  ID.D. 

10  N.  Mansionhouse  Ed. 

Cuthbert's,  St 

.... '  Sir  H.  W.Moncreiff,Bart., 
...j  Jacob  S.  Alexander 

2  Bruntsfield  Place. 

David's,  St 

22  Gilmore  Place. 

16  Carlton  Street. 

Fountainbridge 

Grange 

Shandwick  Place 

Graham  Street 

•1 

John  Morgan 

17  Viewforth  Place. 

Chalmers  Memorial  Ch.... 
George's,  St 

Horatius  Bonar,  D.D 

E.  S.  Candlish,  D.D 

10  Palmerston  Eoad. 
52  Melville  Street. 

Grey  friars 

Alexander  Whyte,  M.A.. 

Archibald  Smellie  

William  Amot 

William  Balfour 

1  Coates  Place. 

High  Church 

Mound  Place 

Eolyrood 

16  St  John's  Hill. 

John's,  St 

Johnston  Terrace 

Greenside  Place 

/Thomas  Guthrie,  D.D 

■  "1  George  Philip,  M.A 

f  George  E.  Davidson 

1  Salisbury  Eoad. 

Lady  Glenorchy's 

48  Blacket  Place. 
17  Greenside  Place. 

Queen  Street 

<- 

Alex.  Uusm,  M.A 

17  Greenside  Place. 

Luke's,  St 

A.  ifondv  Stuart.  M.A.... 

43  Queen  Street. 

M'Crie 

Eobert  Philip,  M.A 

James  Gall 

2  South  Gi-ay  Street. 
10  St  John  Street. 

Moray 

South  Back  Canongate... 

Morningside 

South  Clerk  Street 

Forrest  Eoad 4 

St  Leonard  Street 

Pilrig  Street 

Pleasance 

Hampton  Terrace 

Hill  Square 

Wemyss  Place 

Momingside 

Newington 

Thomas  Addis 

James  Begg,  D.D 

3  Abbotsford  Crescent. 
50  George  Square. 

C.  J.  Brown.  D.D 

New  North 

Eobert  G.  Balfour 

1  Wharton  Place. 

Paul's,  St 

13  Dryden  Place. 

Pilrig  Manse,  Pilrig  St. 
24  Eankeillor  Street. 

PUrig 

Pleasance 

J.  C.  Macphail 

Thomas  Cochrane 

Roseburn 

A.  G.  Macgillivi-ay,  M.A. 
John  Simpson 

6  Hampton  Terrace. 

3  Duncan  St.,  New'gton. 
20  Abercromby  Place. 
32  Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 

6  Fettes  Eow. 
16  So.  Charlotte  Street. 

Roxburgh 

Stockbridge 

Tolbooth 

Edward  A,  Thomson 

Deanhaugh  Street 

St  Andrew  Square 

High  Street 

West  Port 

■{ 

Alexander  M'Kenzie 

Andrew  Milroy 

West  Port 

John  Fleming,  M.A 

William  Tasker 

9  Millerfield  Place. 
32  Gilmore  Place 

Leith. 

Hope  Street,  Leith 

Adam  Stuart  Muir 

3  Smith's  Place. 

St  John's,  Leith 

St  Ninian's 

Dock  Street 

John  Thomson,  M.A 

Eobert  Macdonald,  D.D.. 
D.  Thorbum,  M.A 

4  Jamaica  Street,  I^eith. 

North  Leith 

Prince  Consort  Place- 
John's  Place,  Leith.... 
Newhaven 

South  Leith 

Newhaven 

James  Fairbaim 

11  Laverockbank  Ter. 

CHUECH  DIEECTORY. 


535 


UNITED  PEESBYTEEIAN  CHUECH. 

Tlie  United  Presbyterian  Synod,  comprehending  31  Presbyteries, 
Meets  at  Edinburgh  in  their  Hall,  5  Queen  Street,  on  Monday  after  second  Sunday  of  May. 


Moderator,  Eev.  John  Edmond,  D.D.,  London. 
ClerJcs,  Eev.  William  Beckett,  Eutherglen  ;  E«v.  D. 

Thomas,  Mauchline,  for  Bills  and  Overtures. 
Legal  AdvL^ei-g,  James  Peddie    and   Robert  Ellis, 

W.S.,  Edinburgh;  and  James  Mitchell  and  J.  B. 

Kidston,  Writers,  Glasgow.     William   Chartres 

(Newcastle)    and    Eobert    Douglas    (Berwick), 

Solicitors. 


Blission  Premises,  5  Queen  Street,  Edinburgh : — 
Foreign  Secretary/,  Eev.  Hamilton  M.  MacGiU,D.D.; 
Treasurer,  James  Peddie,  W.S. 

Mission  Premises,  66  Virginia  Street,  Glasgow: — 
Home  Secretary — Eev.  Eobert  Selkirk  Scott, 
D.D.  _ 

Divinity  Hall  and  Library,  5  Queen  Street,  Edin- 
burgh : — Eev.  D.  W.  Morris,  librarian. 


Arthur  Street 

Bristo  Street 

Broughton  Place., 

College  Street 

Dean  Street 

Hope  Park 

Infirmary  Street.. 

St  James'  Place... 

Lauriston  Place... 


Lothian  Eoad 

Mary's  Chapel 

Momingside 

Newington 

Nicolson  Street 

North  Eichmond  Street.. 

Portsburgh 

Queen  Street 

Eose  Street 

Union  Church 

Leith. 

North  Leith 

St  Andrew's  Place 

Great  Junction  Street..., 

Earkgate 


Where  situated. 


Pleasance 

Bristo  Street < 

Broughton  Place 

South  College  Street 

Dean  Street 

Hope  Park 

Infirmary  Street 

St  James'  Place < 

Lauriston  Place 

Lothian  Eoad \ 


High  Street 

Morningside 

Causewayside 

Nicolson  Street -! 

North  Eichmond  Street... 

Vennel 

Queen  Street  Hall 

Eose  Sti-eet 

Bread  Street 


Coburg  Street. 
Leith  Links 


Great  Junction  Street.. 
Kirkgate 


Eobert  Gemmell 

William  Peddie,  D.D 

Thomas  Dunlop 

Andrew  Thomson,  D.D... 
J.  Mitchell  Harvey,  M.A. 
Andrew  Gardiner,  M.A... 

Thomas  M'Ewan 

William  Bruce,  D.D 

Andrew  Morton,  M.A 

James  Kirkwood 

David  Croom 

William  Eeid 

William  Fleming 

William  Gillespie 

David  King,  LL.D 

James  Eobertson 

George  Johnston,  D.D.... 

Peter  B.  Gloag 

John  Thomson 

Duncan  Ogilvie,  D.D 

Peter  Davidson,  D.D 

Thomas  Einlayson,  D.D, 
James  Eobertson 


Eobert  Lyon 

John  Smart,  D.D. 

Francis  Muir 

James  Deans 

James  S.  Mill 


Residence. 


13  Dalrymple  Crescent. 
57  George  Square. 
11  Argyle  Place. 
63  Northumberland  St. 
16  Chalmers  Crescent. 

26  Scotland  Street. 
36  Dick  Place. 

36  Gilmore  Place. 

3  Eyre  Place. 

27  E.  Claremout  Street. 

5  Chamberlain  Eoad. 

6  N.  Merchiston  Place. 
1  Merchiston  Crescent. 

4  Oxford  Street. 
Annaghmore,  NapierEd. 

6  Salisbury  Eoad. 

6  Minto  Street. 
44  Findhoru  Place. 
15  Buccleuch  Place. 
60  Gilmore  Place. 

5  Saxe-Cobourg  Place. 
25  Howe  Street. 
Viewforth  Eoad. 

10  Albany  Street,  Leith. 

11  Smith's  Place. 

15  North  Fort  Street. 

Eaimesfield,  Ferry  Ed. 
3  Thomson  Place. 


STIsOD  OF  UNITED  OEIGINAL  SECEDEES. 

Victoria  Terrace |  7  Victoria  Terrace I  James  Smellie |  6  Keir  Street. 

OEIGINAL  SECEDEES. 

{Not  in  connection  ivitli  Synod.') 

Adam  Square I  South  Bridge I  Archibald  Brown,  M.A...  75  Adam  Square. 

Lauriston  Street |  Lauriston  Street |  James  Wright |SpringBk.Villa,Lassw'de 


Martyrs'  Church. 


EEFORMED  PEESBYTEEIAN  CHUECH. 
,  George  iv.  Bridge |  W.  H.  Goold,  D.D [   8  Mansionhouse  Eoad. 


CONGEEC^ATIONAL. 

Albany  Street Broughton  Street ,  John  Pulsford 1 15  Dalrymple  Crescent, 


Augustine George  iv.  Bridge 

Eichmond  Place Eichmond  Place 

Leith.  i 

Constitution  Street 156  Constitution  Street... 


W.  L.  Alexander,  D.D....[Piukieburn  Ho.,  Musselb. 
Ninian  Wight '  11  North  Lauder  Eoad. 

W.  J.  Cox 2  Vanburgh  Place. 


Brighton  Street 

Calton  Convening  Eooms 

New  Waverley  Hall 

Leith. 
Duke  Street 


EVANGELICAL  UNION. 


Brighton  Street [John  Kirk 

Waterloo  Place W.  Dunlop 

Waterloo  Place Wm.  Adamson . 


Duke  Street , ..Eobert  Hunter. 


17  Greenhill  Gardens. 

3  Great  King  Street. 

19  Upper  Gray  Street. 

12  North  Fort  Street. 


536 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


EPISCOPAL  CHURCH  IN  SCOTLAND. 

BISHOPS. 


Moray,  Ross,  and  Caithness,  Eight  Eev.  Eobert  Eden, 
D.D.,  Hedgefield  House,  Inverness,  Primus. 

Edinburgh,  Eight  Eev.  C.  H.  TeiTot,  D.D.,  Edin. ; 
Eight  Eev.  Henry  Cotterill,  D.D.,  Bishop  Co- 
adjutor. 

Arqyle  and  the  Isles,  Eight  Eev.  Alexander  Ewing, 
D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Lochgilphead. 


Brechin,   Eight  Eev.  Alexander  Penrose  Forbes, 

D.C.L.,  Dundee. 
St  Andrews,   Dunkeld,   and  Dunblane,  Eight  Eev. 

Charles  Wordsworth,  D.C.L.,  Feu  House,  Perth. 
Aberdeen  and  OrTcney,  Eight  Eev.  Thomas  George 

Suther,  D.O.L.,  Aberdeen. 
Glasqoio  and  Galloicay,  Eight  Eev.  William  Scott 

Wilson,  LL.D.,  Ayr. 


DIOCESE  OP  EDINBUEGH. 

Eight  Eeverend  Charles  Hughes  Terrot,  D.D.,  Bishop.     Ordained  1814;  Consecrated  1841 ;  Eesidence, 

Edinburgh. 

Eight  Eeverend  Henry  Cotterill,  D.D.,  Bishop  Coadjutor.     Consecrated  1856. 

Z>e««— The  Very  Eeverend  Edward  Bannerman  Eamsay,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Edinburgh. 

Synod  Clerk — The  Eeverend  James  F.  Montgomery,  M.A.,  Edinburgh. 

Chaplain  to  the  Bishop — The  Eeverend  Charles  Eichard  Teape,  T.CG. 

Diocesan  Registrar — Hugh  James  Eollo,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Edinburgh. 

Diocesan  Auditor— J a.mes  Steuart,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Edinburgh. 


CHUECHES  IN  EDINBUEGH. 

Name. 

Where  situated. 

Clergy. 

Residence. 

All  Saints 

Brougham  Street 4 

South  Back  of  Canongate 
Johnston  Terrace 4 

A.  D.  Murdoch,  M.A 

A.      Haldane  -  Chinnery, 
LL.B 

2  Panmure  Place. 
Greenhill  House,  Brunts- 

field  Place. 

Andrew's,  St 

Archd.  J.  N.  Macdonald.. 
C.E.Teape,Ph.D.,T.C.G. 
H.  J.  Palmer,  M.A 

15  Findhorn  Place. 

30  Castle  Terrace. 

Columbas,  St 

H.  M.  Thomson,  M.A.  ... 
Alex.  E.  Watson,  M.A.... 

F.  Eowbottom,  M.A 

E.  B.  Eam.say  (Dean),) 
M.A.,  LL.D j 

George's,  St 

19  Graham  Street. 

James's,  St 

Princes  St.  (west  end).  < 
Tork  Place J 

23  Ainslie  Place. 

John's,  St 

D.  F.  Sandford,  T.CG... 
Fred.  D.  Teesdale,  B.A... 

C.  H.  Terrot  (Bishop) 

Jas.  F.  Montgomery,  M.A. 
William  Douglas,  M.A.... 
Hy.  D.  Nicholson,  M.A... 

James  A.  Sellar,  M.A 

V.  G.  Faithfull,  M.A 

Paul's,  St 

19  Eutland  Street. 

12  Abbotsford  Park. 

9  Carlton  Street. 

17  Atholl  Crescent. 

Paul's,  St,  Can-ubber's  CI. 
Peter's,  St 

Can-ubber's  CI.,  High  St. 

1  St  Colme  Street. 

15  Bernard  Terrace. 
West  Mayfield  Loan. 

23  Eoyal  Circus. 

16  Montgomery  Street. 

John's  Place,  Leith. 
Star  Bank,  Trinity. 

Trinity 

Dean  Bridge 

Mission 

High  School  Yards    

Leith. 
St  James's 

Gildart  Jackson.  M.A 

Walter  M.  Goalen,  M.A... 

Christ  Church,  Trinity... 

Christian  Bank 

ENGLISH  EPISCOPALIAN  CHAPELS. 

St  Thomas's I  Eutland  Place ID.T.K.Drummond,  B.A.  I  6  Montpelier. 

St  Vincent  Street St  Vincent  Street J.  Knox  Tallon |l4  Danube  Street. 


BAPTISTS. 


Bristo  Place 

Charlotte  Chapel . 
Dublin  Street 


Duncan  Street 

Eichmond  Court  Chapel. 
Eoxbm-gh  Street 

Leitii. 

Baptist 


Bristo  Place 

West  Eose  Street. 
Dublin  Street 


Duncan  St.,  Newington. 
Eichmond  St.  or  Place.. 
Eoxburgh  Street 


C.  W.  Anderson.... 

William  Grant 

W.  C.  Bunuing 

Jonathan  Watson.. 
Samuel  Newnam... 
William  TuUoch.... 
Francis  Johnstone. 
J.Wood 


52  Duke  Street John  Urquhart 10  Eestali-ig  Terrace, 


28  East  Preston  Street. 
12  Clifton  Terrace. 
41  Ann  Street. 
2  Dean  Terrace. 
Sciennes  Hill. 
Portobello. 
6  Palmerston  Eoad. 


CHUECH  DIRECTORY. 


537 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHURCH. 

BISHOPS. 
Eastern  Bisfncf,  The  HighfRey.  John  Stra.in,'D.I).,^Norther7i  District,   Eight  Key.   John  MacDonald, 
Bishop  of  Abila.  '     Bishop  of  Nicopolis. 

Western  District,  Most  Eev.  Charles  Eyre,  Archbishop  of  Anazarba. 


Wliere  situated. 


Clergy. 


St  Mary's Broughton  Street {jwmkm'^Glfldes  .■";■.'.;:;} 

r  I  Edward  J.  Hannan 5 

St  Patrick's 260  Cowgate ■<  'Martin  Byrne >■ 

I  (jWm.  Turner ) 

~,        1      ,   .,      c         TV    '  (  Henry  Walmesley,  S.J" 

H^art.?.. ...!..!?.      }    Lauriston  Street \  John  Wynne,  S.J 

Leith.  I 

Maris  Stella Constitution  Street 


George  Pearson,  S.J....J 
(  Edward  J.  Bradshaw..  | 
\  James  Gibney J 


Chapel  Lane,  Broughton 

Street. 
Chapel   House,   7   South 

Gray's  Close,  66  High 

Street. 

17  Lauriston  Street. 
116  Constitution  Street. 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST. 

Nicolson  Square i  Nicolson  Square [G.  S.  Eowe 120  Grange  Eoad. 

Leith. 
Great  Junction  Street |  Great  Junction  Street I  I 

UNITED  METHODIST  FREE  CHURCH. 
Park  Place |1  Park  Place |E.  Brewin |  81a  Causewayside. 

PRIMITIVE  METHODIST. 
Ebenezer  Chapel IVictoria  Terrace |  J.  C.  Antliff I  1  Carlung  Place. 

SOCIETY  OF  FRIENDS. 
Pleasance |74  Pleasance |  Various. 

SEPARATIST. 

Mitchell   Street |12  Mitchell  Street Various. 

GLASSITE. 
Barony  Street |  Barony  Street [  Various. 

CHRISTIAN  CHURCH. 

Roxburgh  Place lEoxburgh  Place ]  Various. 

GERMAN  CHURCH. 

Queen  Street |  Upper  Eoom,  5  Queen  St.[  John  Blumenreich |  35  George  iv.  Bridge. 

SCANDINAVIAN  LUTHERAN. 

Scandinavian |  North  Junction  Street....|  Andreas  M.  Hansen |    9  Bennington  Place. 

JEWS'  SYNAGOGUE. 
Synagogue  [Park  Place |  B.  Eittenberg |  Park  Place  House,  Park  Place. 

INDEPENDENT. 

Freemasons'  Hall |  George  Street [David  Page, LL.D |44  Gilmore  Place. 


St  Mark's. 


UNITARIAN. 
I  Castle  Terrace I  E.  B.  Drummond 146  Gilmore  Place. 


CATHOLIC  APOSTOLIC. 

Catholic  Apostolic 124  Broughton  Street j 


538 


CITY  MISSION  DIRECTORY. 


LIST  OF  CITY  MISSIONARIES, 

INCLUDDs'G     MISSIOXARIES    SUPPORTED    BY     CONaREGATIOXS     OR    SPECIAL    ASSOCIATIONS. 

E.C.  stands  for  Established  Clmrch,  CM.  denotes  connection  loith  the  City  Mission. 
JPiivate  Mission  means  supported  by  an  individual. 

Superintendent  of  City  Mission — Kev.  Wniiani  Galletly,  16  Viewforth  Terrace. 


I.    North  of  Princes  Street  and 
Calton  HiU. 

Water  of  Leith  and  Dean  . 
Stockbridge,  North  of  Bridge     - 
Stockbridgc,  most  of  North  side  andl 

part  of  South  side   ...      J 
Stockbridge,  South  side,  Saunders) 

Street,  St  Bernai-d's  Place,  etc.     J 
Stockbridge,  Baker's  Place  to  Pitt) 

Street j 

Canonmills,  and  East  Cumberland^ 

Street  and  Lane       .         .         .J 
New  and  Old  Broughton,  Barony') 

Street,  and  Broughton  Street       J 
Thistle  Street,  "West  division 
Wilham  Street  and  West  End   . 
Eose  Street,  West  of  Hanover  Street  . 
St  James'  Streets,  Square,  and  PL,') 

to  Leith  Street         .         .         .      j 
Foot  of  Bounington  Road  , 
Greenside 


n,   Holyrood  to  Castle. 

Abbey  Hill,  Norton  Place,  and  1  to") 

31  Canongate  (to  Whitehorse  CI.)  j" 
Ganongate,    North   side.   31    to   81  (_ 

(Whitehorse  Close  to  IJrown's  CI.) j" 
Canongate,  North  side,  81  to  155) 

(Campbell's  CI.  to  Burgh  School)/ 
Canongate,  North  side,  165  to  247  ~ 

(Tolbooth  Wynd  to  New  Street) 
Canongate,  North  side,  249  to  333 

(New  Street  to  Leith  W^ynd)  . 
Canongate,  South  side,  2  to  90  (Foot) 

of  Canongate  to  Milton  House)    j 
Canongate,  South  side,  90   to   266) 

(Milton  House  to  StMaiy  Street)/ 
High  Street,  North  side,  Midcom-) 

mon  Close  to  Sandilands'  Close)  } 
Chalmers'  Close  .         .         .         . 

High  Street,  North  side,  1  to  le?") 

(Leith  Wynd  to  North  Bridge)    j 
High  Street,  North  side,  171  to  431>_ 

(North  Bridge  to  Bank  Street)     ) 
High  Street,  South  side,  2  to  122  (St\ 

Mary  Street  to  Niddrj'  Street)      i 
High   Street,    South    side    (Southi 

Bridge  to  George  iv.  Bridge)  .      J 
Lawnmarket  and  Castle  Hill 

m.  South  of  Castle  and  Cowgate. 

West  Fountaiubridge 

West  Fountaiubridge 

Ponton  Street,  Dunbar  St.,  Thorny-") 
bank,  and  part  of  FountainbridgeJ 

High  Eiggs  (South  side),  Eiego  St., ) 
Earl  Grey  Street,  E.  side  of  Home  > 
Street,  Leven  Street,  etc.         .      ) 


Kame. 


John  Macleod 
"Vacant    . 

"Vacant    . 


W.  D.  Glen  dinning 
W.  Watson     . 

A.  Galloway  . 

Vacant  . 
Vacant  . 
Walter  Brown 

H.  J.  T.  Tumbull  . 

D.  Maclean     . 
Alexander  Picken  . 


William  Brydon 

J.  D.  H.  Porteous 

H.  Hetherton  . 

James  Gray    . 

James  Peddie . 

J.  D.  H.  Porteous 

William  Crawford 

Eobert  Eoss    . 
P.  Stuart 
Vacant    . 


Hugh  EOss 

John  Orr 

Alex.  Eobertson 
Robert  Gray  . 

WiUiam  Mitchell 
—  Telfer 

Alexander  Fraser 
Vacant    . 


4  Dean  Bank  Ter. 


4  W.  ClaremontSt. 

8  Cobden  Terrace  . 
48  London  Street  . 

21  Church  Street    . 

9  Ar'gyle  Terrace    . 

16  Forth  Street       . 
11  Holyrood  Ter.    . 

55  Cumberland  St. . 

53  Canongate . 

1 W.  MaytieldLoan 

15  Livingstone  PI. 

47  George  IV.  Bridge 

53  Canongate 

15  Drummond  St.  . 

New  College       .     . 
23  Morrison  Street 

21  Lothian  Street  . 
2  Gladstone  Terrace 

10  Ai-thui-  Street     . 
4  Dean  Bank  Ter. 

15  "Upper  Grove  PI. 
19  Panmure  Place  . 


How  supported. 


Free  Dean  Chiu-ch. 
Dean  St.  IJ.P.  Church. 
Free     St     Andrew's 
Church. 


Free  St  Bernard's. 
City  Mission. 

Free  St  Mary's  Church. 

Free  St  Luke's. 
Free  St  George's. 
Queen  St.  "U.P.  Chui-ch. 

fSt  James'  Place  U.P. 

\  Church.  C.  M. 
Pilrig  Free  Church. 
City  Mission. 


Holyrood  Free  Chujch. 
City  Mission. 
City  Mission. 

City  Mission. 

/Broughton  Place  U.P. 
\    Church.     C.  M. 

City  Mission. 

/St  Thomas' Eng.  Epis. 
\     Church.     C.  M. 
/Free  Chmxh  Students' 
\    Association. 
Private  Mission. 
/Broughton  Place  U.P. 
\     Church.     C.  M. 

Free  High  Church. 

/Eose  Street  U.P.  Ch. 
\    CM. 

Cowgate  Free  Church. 

Free  Tolbooth  Church. 


City  Mission. 
Barclay  Free  Chui'ch. 

J  Fountatnbridge  I'ree 

\     Chui-ch. 

Free  Greyfriars. 


CITY  MISSION  DIRECTORY. 


539 


I)istrict. 


High  Eiggs  (N.  side),  Main  Point,^ 
Hamilton  Place,  East  Fountain-  > 
bridge,  etc ) 

Lady  Law  son's  Wynd,  and  E.  side) 
of  Lauriston  Street .        .        -J 

West  Port 

Grassmarket 

Cowgate  (South  side),  Scott's  Close\ 
to  College  Wj-nd     .         .         .      ) 

Arthur  St.  and  Places,  Pleasanceiand"! 
Dunibiedykes  to  Salisbury  Street/ 

Carnegie  Street,  and  part  of  Pleasance 

Bichniond  Place  and  Courts,  North"(_ 
Richmond  Street,  etc.      .         .      j 

West,  East,  and  South  Eichmond" 
Streets,  and  part  of  Pleasance 

Simon  Square,  Gibb's  Entry,  Gil- 
mour  Street,  Paul  Street,  Eich- 
mond Lane,  Hardwell  Close,  Had- 
don's  Coiu-t,  and  part  of  Pleasance 

St  Leonard  Street,  Lane,  and  Hill     . 

East  and  West  Crosscauseway  . 

Potterrow  and  East  side  of  Bristo  St 

Buccleuch  St.,  Gifford  Park,  Sciennes 

Newington 

Causewayside  and  Echo  Bank  . 
Causewayside     .... 
IV.   Missionaries  for  Special 
Classes. 
Police  Force        .... 

Cabmen 

Fallen 

Lodging-houses  .... 


How  supporteil. 


Blind  in  and  near  City 

Indigent  Old  Men       .         .         .         . 

Irish  Roman  Catholics 

Bible  Colporteur         .        .        .        . 

Free  Chui-ch  Highlanders  through-") 
out  the  City     .        .        .        .     j" 

Garrisons:  Edinburgh  Castle,  Piers ->_ 
hill,  and  Leith  Fort         .         .      j 

V.   Leith,  Portobello,  and 
Newhaven. 

Leith  Walk,  Pilrig  Street  to  Duke) 
Street,  Burns  Street,  Easter  Eoad J 

Leith,  Yardheads  to  Giles  Street 

Leith,  Back  of  Vaults,  Giles  Street) 
to  St  Andi-ew  Street        .        .      j 

Leith,  North 

Leith,  Seamen  and  their  Families,) 
Shore  of  Leith  and  Shipping  .      j 

Leith,  Foreigners 

Leith,  Special  Mission 

Portobello,  Joppa,  Duddingston,  etc. . 

Portobello,  Joppa        .         .         .         . 

Niddrie  and  Craighall 

Newhaven  and  Granton(Fishennen) 


and  Seamen) 


James  Cooper . 
James  Brown  . 

Allan  Bayne    . 

J.  M'Ara . 
Vacant    . 

Thomas  Brough 
Vacant    . 

Thomas  Gordon 
William  Smeaton 


John  Tough    . 

J.  Siddie 

Alexr.  Chisholm 

Robert  Young 

R.  Martin 

Rev.  David  Sheai-er 

James  Goodfellow  . 

Alexander  Murray  . 


Alex.  Paterson 
Vacant    . 
James  Mackio 
David  Harris  . 

John  Brown    . 

Vacant    . 
Michael  Sullivan 
William  Currie 

Alexander  Murray 

D.  Mackenzie . 


George  Arnott 

George  MacFarlaue 

Eev.  E.  Morrison    . 

Wm.  Falconer 

Vacant    . 

Eev.  An  dr.  Hansen 
John  M'Intyre 
W.  Munro 
Eev.  A.  Macmillan. 
P.  Eobertson  . 

W.  Allai-dyce . 


13  Eiego  Street 
21  Home  Street 

6  Gladstone  Ter.  . 
13  Downie  Place    . 

5  SaUsbury  Street 


7  E.  Adam  Street . 
26  Charles  Street    . 

34  Clerk  Street 

2  LordEussell  Place 
2  Park  Street 
28  Melville  Terrace 

7  W.  Nicolson  St. . 
10  Brighton  Street . 

8  Gladstone  Ter.  . 
2  Sciennes  Hill  PI. 

oi  Eankeillor  Street 
12  N.  St  David  St. 

16  Grindlay  Street . 


17  St  Patrick  Square 
47  St  Leonard  St.  . 

176  Fountainbridge. 

Liberton  Dams 


143  Constitution  St. 

2  Bangor  Eoad 

("28  Eaebum  PI.,) 

l     Edinburgh    j 

17  Prince  Eegent  St. 


9  Bonnington  PI. 

7  Glover  Street      . 

7  Regent  Street     . 

2  Bath  Street 
Niddrie  Mill    . 

(6  Helen  Street,) 
\     Leith        .      J 


(Free    St    Cuthbert's 
i     Church. 

(Martyrs'     (Reformed 
(     Presbyterian)  Ch. 

West  Port'Free  Church. 

Portsbui-ghU.P.Church. 

City  Mission. 

Arthur  Street  U.P.  Ch. 

Infirmary  St.  U.P.  Ch. 

M'Crie  Free  Church. 

(College    Street    U.P. 
\    Church.     C.  M. 

Augustine  Church. 

Free  St  Paul's  Church. 
Bristo  St.  U.P.  Ch.  CM. 
Nicolson  St.  U.P.  Ch. 
City  Mission. 
NewingtonFreeChurch. 

fNewington  U.P.   Ch. 

"\     C.  M. 
Grange  Free  Church. 


City  Mission. 

City  Mission. 

City  Mission. 

City  Mission. 
^Society  for  promoting 

J     Reading  among  the 
]     Blind    on    Moon's 
(     System.     C.  M. 
/Indigent    Old   Men's 
\     Society.     C.  M. 

Ladies' Association,  E.G. 
/National  Bible  Soc, 
\  Ladies'Association. 
/Free  Gaelic  (St  Oo- 
i  lumba's)  Church. 
/Army  Scrip.  Readers 
\    Society. 


/St  Andrew's  PI.  U.P. 
i      Church. 
/Leith  Congregational 
\     Church. 

South  Leith  Free  Ch. 

North  Leith  Free  Ch. 

St  Ninian's,  Free  Ch. 

Foreign  Merchants. 
Private  Mission. 
Ladies'  Associat.  CM. 
Free  Chm-ch. 
Private  Mission. 

Scottish  Coast  Mission. 


I 


For  list  of  Parochial  Missionaries,  see  under  list  of  Clergymen  of  the  Established  Church. 


540 


CITY  MISSION    DIRECTORY. 


LIST  OF  FEMALE  MISSIONAEEES. 


District. 


Water  of  Leith    .... 
Water  of  Leith  Training  School  for) 

Gii-ls X 

Brunswick   Street,    Baker's   Place,  | 

Church  Street,  Home  Lane,  etc.  j 
India  Place,  Jamaica  Street,  etc. 

Eoseburn 

Canonmills,  etc 

Thistle  Street      .... 
Rose  Street  (West  of  Hanover  St.),">^ 

William  Street,  etc. 
Rose  Street  (East  end),  St  James' 

Streets,  Square,  and  Place 
Neighbourhood  of  Pilrig  Street. 

Greenside 

Upper    part    of    Greenside,    Leith  ^ 

Street,  Catherine  Street,  etc.  .  / 
Canongate  (Campboll's  Close,  etc.)  . 
Canongate  (New  St.  to  Leith Wynd). 
Canongate  (N.  Back)  and  High  Calton 
Canongate  (New  St.  to  Canongate  Ch.) 
Canongate  (Milton  Ho.  to  StMary  St.) 
Canongate  do.  do. 

Canongate(St.  John  St.:to  S.  Gray's  CI.) 
High  Street,  Leith  Wynd  to  Sandi-I 

lands'  Close)    .         .         .         .      j 
High  Street  (Sandilands'  Close  to) 

North  Bridge)  .         .         .      j 

High  St.  (North  Bridge  to  Bank  St.)' 
High  St.  (St  Mary  St.  to  S.  Gray's  CI  ) 
High  Street  (Soiith  Gray's  Close  to"| 

Niddry  Street)  J 

High  Street  (South  Bridge  to  Old) 

Fishmarket  Close)  .         .         .      ) 
High  Street  (Covenant  Close  audi 

Stevenlaw's  Close  [Boys])      .      J 
Lawnmarket  and  Castle  Hill 
Home  Street  to  East  Eountainbridge 
Earl  Grey  Street,  etc. 
St  Anthony  Place,  etc. 
West  Port  and  Lady  Lawson's  Wynd 
Grassmarket,  South  side(Greyfriars') 

Place  to  Castle  Wynd)     .         .      J 

Cowgatehead 

Cowgate,  South  side  (Scott's  Close") 

to  College  Wynd)    .         .         .     j 
Pleasance,  South  Back  Canongato|_ 

to  St  John's  Hill      .         .         .      j 
Simon  Sq.,  Gibb's  Entry,  Gilmourl 

St.,  Paul  St.,  Hardwell  Close,  etc.j 
Potterrow    ...... 

PotteiTow  and  Bristo  Street 

Causewayside 

St  Leonard's 

Echo  Bank,  Eosehall,  &  Cameron  Toll 
Portobello 

Newhaven 

Jock's  Lodge       .         .         .         .        _ 

For  Special  Classes. 

Soldiers'  Families  in  Garrisons  . 
Hospitals,  Dispensaries,  &  Mothers') 

Meetings J 

Intinnary     ...... 

Lock  Hospital 

Visiting  Schools,  Keformatories,  and) 

Sick j" 

Incurables  throughout  the  City  . 
Gutta  Percha  Mills,  Fountaiubridge  . 


Mrs  Ewart 
Mrs  Vesey 

Miss  Bisset 

Miss  Millar 
Mrs  Lowdon   . 
Miss  Mary  Couuon . 
Miss  Miller      . 

Miss  Boggie    . 

Mrs  Anderson 

Miss  Todd  . 
Miss  BeiTie 

Miss  Macdonald 

Miss  Jessie  Veitch  . 
Mrs  Ormiston . 
Mrs  Henry 
Mrs  Murray  . 
Miss  j\Iillar  . 
Miss  Easton  . 
Mrs  Eose 

Mrs  Blair 

Mrs  Flockhart 

Miss  M.  Eichardson 
Mrs  Eeid 

Miss  Margt.  Gon-ie 
Mrs  Eae  . 

Miss  Berrie 

Miss  M.  Flockhart . 

Miss  Thomson 
Miss  M'l'all  . 
Miss  Jackson  . 
Mits  Maria  Macraw 

Mrs  Eoss 

Mrs  Colquhoun 

Miss  H.  Thomson   . 

iliss  Innes 

Miss  Cockburu 

Mrs  Dalgleish 
Mrs  Eobertson 
Mrs  Macpherson 
Mrs  Foulds 
Mrs  Jamiesou 
Miss  Belford    . 


Miss  Borthwick 

Miss  Jessie  Veitch  . 

Miss  F.  Lambert     . 

Miss  Margaret  Tod 
Miss  Piu'ves    . 

Miss  Aitchison 

Mrs  Gray        . 


1  Hermitage  Place 
fUlbster   Indus-) 
\     trial  School   J 

18  Moray  Place 

15  Colville  Place     . 

13  Eglinton  Street  . 
51  Broughton  St.  . 
57  Hanover  Street.  . 

fl  Brown's   PI.,) 
(     Venuel  j" 

f  James'  Court,  ( 
"i^  Lawnmarket  j 
31  Pilrig  Mod.  Bdgs. 

2  Greenside  Place. 

5  Leith  Street  Ter. 

15  Catherine  street 
64  Buccleuch  Street 

SN.NewingtonPl. 

9  StLeonard'sLane 

4  Orchfld.  Leith Wk. 

8  Tarvit  Street      . 

47  Bristo  Street 

161  Eose  Street       . 

47  Bristo  Street 
11  Salisbury  Ter.    . 

5  Livingstone  PI. 
4  Park  Street 

2  Greenside  Place 

161  Eose  Street 

3  Hamilton  Place . 

10  Panmure  Place  . 
90  St  Leonard  St.   . 

4  Heriot  Place 
Cliarles  Street    . 

10  Society 

2  Orchardfield  St. . 

14  Canning  Place   . 

25  Arthur  street 

19  Potterrow  . 
Potterrow 
Leith  Street    . 

3  Nicolson  Square 

6  Maryfield    . 

6  S.  Charlotte  St.  . 


15  Catherine  Street 

Livingstone  Place  . 

64  Buccleuch  Street 
4  Jamaica  Street  . 

41  Arthiu-  Street     . 

61  Causewayside    . 


How  supported. 


Private  Mission. 
Private  Mission. 

Ladies,  Episcopal  Ch. 

Ladies,  St  Steph.  E.C. 
Eoseburn  Free  Church. 
Ladies'  Domestic  Miss. 
Free  St  Luke's  Ch. 

Free  St  George's. 

("Ladies,  St  Andrew's 

t    E.C. 

Ladies,  Free  Pilrig  Ch. 

Ladies,  Greenside  E.C. 

Albany  Street  Church. 

City  Mission. 
Private  Mission. 
Private  Mission. 
Private  Mission. 
St  Thomas'  Epis.  Ch. 
St  Thomas'  Epis.  Ch. 
Old  Church  Parish. 

fFreeChurch  Students' 

\     Association. 

(Domestic      Servants' 

(     Association. 
Ladies'  Association. 
Ladies'  Association. 

Private  Mission. 
West  St  Giles'  E.C. 

Private  Mission. 

Free  Tolbooth  Chm-ch. 
Ladies'  Association. 
St  John's  Episcopal  Ch. 
Lothian  Eoad  U.P.  Ch. 
Ladies'  Association. 

Private  Mission. 

Ladies'  Protestant  Asso. 

Ladies'  Episcopal  Ch. 

Ladies'  Association. 

Ladies,  Augustine  Ch. 

Bristo  Street  U.P.  Ch. 
St  Andrew's  Ejiis.  Ch. 
Grange  Free  Cliui'ch. 
Free  St  Paul's. 
Newington  U.P.  Ch. 
Private  Mission. 

Ladies,  Trinity. 

Private  Mission. 


City  Mission. 

City  Mission. 

Ladies'  Association. 
Scrip.  Eeaders'  Soc.E.C. 

Private  Mission. 

So.forEel.  of  Incurables. 
Private  Mission. 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


511 


EDUCATIONAL  DIEECTOEY. 


UNIVEESITY  OF  EDINBUEGH.     (Founded  1582.) 

The  Winter  Session  opens  on  1st  November,  and  closes  iu  the  end  of  March  ;  the  Summer  Session  opens 
in  the  beginning  of  May,  and  closes  iu  the  end  of  July.  The  General  Council  meets  twice  a  year,  on  the 
first  Tuesday  after  the  14th  of  April,  and  on  the  last'Fridav  of  October.  The  number  of  Matriculated 
Students  for  Summer  Session  1870  was  112,  and  for  1870-71  (Winter  Session)  il(>62 ;  of  Members  of 
General  Council,  3614.  The  number  who  (graduated  iu  1870  was  162, — viz.  in  Arts,  M.A.,  55  ;  in  Medi- 
cine^ 87  ;  in  Laic,  6  ;  in  Divinity,  13 ;  in  Science  (Natural),  1. 


Chancellor, 


Vice- Chancellor, 
Rector, 

Principal, 


Curators, 


Assessors, 


The  Eight  Hon.  John  Inglis  of  Glencorse,  D.C.L., 

LL.D.,  Lord  Justice-General,  and  Lord  President 

of  the  Court  of  Session, 

Sir  Alexander  Grant,  Bart.,  LL.D., 

The  Eight  Hon.   James   Moncreiff,  LL.D.,    Lord 

Justice-Clerk, 

Sir  Alexander  Grant,  Bart.,  LL.D., 

f  The  Hon.  Lord  Neaves, 

I  The  Eight  Hon.  Sii-  William  Gibson-Craig,  Bart., 
D.  Milne  Home  of  Milnegraden  and  Wcdderburn, 
William  Law,  Lord  Provost  of  Edinburgh,     . 

William  Skinner, 1868  Town  Council. 

George  E.  Eussell, 1870  Town  Council. 

■     -        -   ■  1868  Town  Council. 


1868  General  Coimcil. 
1868  Chancellor. 

1868  Matriculated  Students. 

1868  Curators. 

1869  L^niversity  Court. 

1869  University  Com-t.   - 
1868  University  Court. 

1870  Town  Council. 


_  Andrew  Fyfe, 

Secretary — E.  Bruce  Johnston,  W.S. 
fE.  S.  Gordon,  M.P.,  Advocate,  and  Q.C., 


1868  Chancellor. 


James  Macknight,  W.S., 1863  Town  Council 


1868  Eector. 

1867  General  Council. 

1859  Senatus  Academicus. 


Alexander  Nicolson,  Advocate,  M.A., 

Eev.  K.  M.  Phin,  D.D 

(Professor  Christison,  M.D., 
University  Court — The  Eector,  Principal,  Lord  Provost  of  Edinburgh,  and  the  five  Assessors. 
Secretary — John  Chi-istison,  W.S. 
Senaivs  Academicus — The  Principal  and  Professors.     (S'ec;-ef«r?/— Professor  Wilson. 
Additional  Examiners  for  Degrees:  in  Af.ts— Classical  Literature,  Wm.  Millar  Nicholson,  M.A. ;  3fental 
Philosophy,  Eev.  Thomas  M.  Lindsay,  M.A. ;  Matheviatics,  etc.,  William  Lees,  M.A. ;  in  Medicine— 
Dr  William  Eobertson,  Benjamin  Bell,  surgeon,  Dr  Dumbreck. 
Examiners  of  Parochial  Schoolmasters  for  the  District  of  Edinburgh — Professors  Crawford,  Stevenson, 
Kelland,  Eraser,  Blackie,  Liston.     Secretary — Professor  Eraser. 


Cleric  of  the  University,  and  Secretary  and  Registrar 
of  General  Coimcil,  Thomas  Gilbert. 

Regius  Keeper  of  the  Mtiseum  of  Natural  History, 
Professor  Wyville  Thompson. 


Regius  Keeper  of  the  Botanical  Gardens,  Professor 

Balfour. 
Librarian,  John  Small,  M.A. 
Printer,  Thomas  Constable. 


Chairs. 


Founded. 
Divinity,  .  .  .  1620 
Hebrew  and  Oriental  Lan- 
guages, .  .  .  1642 
Divinitj'and  Church  History  1695 
Biblical  Criticism  and  Bibli- 


Janitor,  John  Chapman. 

Faculty  of  DmNixv — Dean,  Professor  Crawford. 

Professors.  Appointed. 

T.  J.  Crawford,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  1859    Cui-ators. 


Patrons. 


David  Liston,  M.A., 
William  Stevenson,  D.D., 


1848 
1861 


Curators. 
Crown. 


cal  Antiquities, 


Public  Law.  . 
Civil  Law, 

History, 

Scots  Law, 

Medical  Jurisprudence 

Conveyancing, 


Botany,  . 

Institutes  of  Medicine, 
Practice  of  Physic, 
Anatomy, 


1846    Archd.  H.  Charteris,  D.D.,     1868     Crown. 
Faculty  of  Law — Dean,  Professor  JIaopherson. 


1707  James  Lorimer,  M.A.,    .  1862 

1710  James  Muirhead,    .         .  1862 

1719  Cosmo  Innes,  M.A.,        .  1846 

1722  N.  Macphcrson,  LL.D.,  1865 

1807  Douglas  Maclagan,  M.D.,  1862 

1825  J.  Stuart  Tytler,     .        .  1856 


Crown. 

Faculty  of  Advocates  and  Cura- 
tors. 

Faculty  of  Advoc  and  Curators. 

Facultj'  of  Advoc.  and  Curators. 

Crown. 

Curators,  Depute  Keeper  and  So- 
ciety of  Writers  to  the  Signet. 


Faculty  of  Medicuse— i>eo7r,  Professor  Balfour. 


Chemistry     and 
Pharmacy, 


Chemical 


1676  John  H.  Balfour,  M.D.,  1845 

1605  John  H.  Bennett,  M.D.,  1848 

1685  Thomas  Laycock,  M.D.,  1855 

1705  William  Tm-ner,  M.B.,  1867 


Crown  and  Curators. 
Curators. 
Curators. 
Cm-ators.  ' 


1713    Alex.  Crum  Brown,  M.D.,     1869     Curators 


542 


EDUCATIONAL  DIEECTORY. 


Founded, 
of     I 


1741 

1767 
1768 
1803 
1807 
1831 
1831 


Chairs. 

Midwifery  and    Diseases 

Women  and  Children, 

Clinical  Medicine, 

Natural  History,     . 

Materia  Medica, 

Clinical  Surgery,    . 

Medical  Jui'isprudence, 

Surgery, 

General  Pathology, 


Humanity, 


Mathematics, 

■Greek,     .        .        .        . 

Logic  and  Metaphysics, 

Moral  Philosophy, 

Natural  Philosophy, 

History, 


Ehetoric  and  English  Lite- 
rature, .         .         .         1762 
Practical  Astronomy,     .        1786 
Agriculture,   .        .        .        1790 


Professors.  Appointed. 

Alex.  E.  Simpson,  M.D.,        1870    Curators. 


r  J.  H.  Bennett,  M.D.,  . 

Thomas  Laycock,  M.D., 

Douglas  Maclagau,  M.D., 
^Wni.  R.  Sanders,  M.D., 

Wyville  Thompson, 

E.  Christison,  M.D.,  D.C.L.. 

Joseph  Lister,  M.B., 

Douglas  Maclagan,  M.D., 

James  Spence, 

William  E.  Sanders,  M.D., 


1848  Curators. 

1855 

1862 

1869 

1870  Crown. 

1832  Curators. 

1869  Crown. 

1862  Crown. 

1864  Curators. 

1869  Curators. 


Faculty  of  Arts — Dean,  Professor  Praser. 


1597    W.  Y.  Sellar,  M.A., 


1674  Philip  Kelland,  M.A.,    . 

1708  John  S.  Blackie,     . 

1708  A.  0.  Eraser,  M.A.,  LL.D., 

1708  Henry  Calderwood,  LL.D.. 

1708  Peter  G.  Tait,  M.A.,      . 

1719  Cosmo  Innes,  M.A., 


David  Masson,  M.A., 
0.  Piazzi  Smyth,    . 
John  Wilson, 


Theory  of  Music,  . 

Sanscrit  and  Comparative 
Philology,  . 

Engineering, 

Geology  and  Mineralogy, 

Commercial  and  Political 
Economy  and  Mercantile 
Law,    .... 


1839  H.  S.  Oakeley,  M.A., 

1862  Theo.  Aufrecht,  M.A., 

1868  Fleeming  Jenkin, 

1870  Archibald  Geikie,  . 


1871    Vacant. 


1863  Lords  of  Session,  Curators,  Fa- 
culty of  Advocates,  Society  of 
Writers  to  the  Signet. 

1838     Curators. 

1852     Curators. 

1856     Curators. 

1868     Curators. 

1860    Curators. 

1846  Faculty  of  Advocates  and  Cura- 
tors. 

1865  Crown. 
1845  Crown. 
1854    Lords  of  Session,   Curators,  and 

University  Court. 
1865    University  Court. 

1862  Crown. 
1868  Crown. 
1871     Crown. 


Merchant  Company. 


NEW  COLLEGE  (FEEE  CHURCH).     (Instituted  1843.) 

The  Session  opens  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  November,  and  closes  the  Wednesday  before  the  first 

Tuesday  of  April. 

Principal— n.  S.  Candlish,  D.D.  I 


Secretary — Dr  Duns. 
Chairs. 


Acting  Lthraria?i — Eev.  John  Laing. 
Janitor — James  Kidd. 


-^.   .   .,  f  Jas.  Macgregor,  D.D. ,  Harmony  House,  ] 

Divmity, t  W.  G.  Blaikie,  D.D.,  9  Palmerston  Eoad 


Eden  Lane- 


Divinity  and  Church  History, 
Hebrew  and  Oriental  Languages, 
Exegetical  Theology, 
Evangelistic  Theology, 
Natural  Science, 


Eobert  Rainy,  D.D.,  8  Eosebery  Crescent. 
A.  B.  Davidson,  D.D.,  10  Eillbank  Terrace. 
George  Smeatou,  D.D.,  13  Mansionhouse  Eoad. 
Alexander  Duff,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  22  Lauder  Eoad. 
John  Duns,  D.D.,  4  North  Mansionhouse  Eoad. 


EDINBUEGH  VETEEINARY  COLLEGE. 


Principal  Professor  of  Pathology, 

Cattle  Pathology, 

Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Materia  Medica, 
Professor  of  Anatomy,        .... 
Lecturer  on  Botany,  ..... 
Lecturer  on  Physiology,    .... 
Secretary  to  the  Veterinary  College, 
Law  Agent, ^  . 


W.  Williams,  M.R.C.V.S.,  F.E.S.E. 

Vacant. 

James  Dewar,  F.R.S.E.,  F.C.S. 

Vacant. 

G.  W.  Davidson,  15  Buccleuch  place. 

P.  Young,  M.D. 

T.  J.  Simpson. 

M.  M'Gregor,  S.S.C,  10  Dundas  street. 


THE  PHILOSOPHICAL  INSTITUTION  CLASSES. 

Teachers. 


French — Jules  A.  L.  Kunz.  German — Hcrr  Albert 
vonRavensborg.  Latin — Robert  Thomson,  LL.B. 
Danish,  Norivegian,  and  Icelandic — Mi.ss  Johns- 
son.  Mathematics — Eobert  Miller,  A.M.  Writing, 
Arithmetic,  and  Bookkeeping — George  II.  V7atson.  ■ 


Drawing — Figure  (including  Anatomical),  Land- 
scape, Perspective,  Flowers,  and  Ornamental 
Scroll — Walter  Ferguson.  Draicing — Architec- 
tural and  Engineering  —  William  Carmichael. 
Fencing  and  Gymnastics — Messrs  Eoland. 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


543 


EOYAL  HIGH  SCHOOL  OF  EDINBUEGH. 


Patrons — The  Lokd  Provost,  Magistrates, 
Rector — James  Donaldson, 

Classics — The  Eector;  William  Macdonald,  M.A., 
9  Chalmers  Ores. ;  Thomson  Jeffrey,  Fearndean, 
Hattou  PI.  Examiner — John  Macmillan,  M.A., 
F.S.A.  Scot.,  16  Buccleuch  Place. 

English — John  M.  Ross,  30  Great  King  Street ; 
Frederick  B.  Calvert,  jun. 

French — Charles  Henri  Schneider,  M.C.P.,  45 
Grange  Koad. 

GeiTnan — Albert  von  Eavensberg,  40  Castle  Street. 

Mathematics  and  Arithmetic — David  Munn,  .Gay- 
field  House ;  and  Assistants. 

Writing  and  Boolckeeping — William  Cooper,  17 
York  Place. 


and  To^^'N  Council  of  the  City  of  Edinburgh. 
LL.D.,  20  Great  King  Street. 

Lecturers  on  Science. 

Chemistry — John  Nicol,  Kief  House,  Water  Lane. 

Xatural  Philosophy — William  Lees,  M.A.,  Liukvale 
Lodge,  Viewforth. 

Zoology — James  Davies. 

Botany — John  Sadler,  F.R.P.S.,  Experimental  Cot- 
tage, Inverleith  Eow. 

Fortification,  Civil  and  ^Lining  Engineering — Lieu- 
tenant John  Mackie,  engineer,  65  York  Place. 

Prawing — Walter  Ferguson,  F.S.A.  Scot.,  70  Gil- 
more  Place.  ... 

Fencing  4'  Gymnastics — Capt.Eoland,  7  Belle  vue  Ter. 

Hindustani — John  Thomson,  P.H. 

Janitm — Sergeant-Major  William  EoUo. 


THE  EDINBUEGH  ACADEMY. 

(Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  5th  Geo.  w.) 

.Directors. 


Andrew  Wood,  Esq.,  M.D. ;  A.  Campbell  Swinton, 
Esq.,  advocate,  LL.D.;  His  Grace  the  Archbishop 
of  Canterbury ;  Edmund  Baxter,  Esq.,  W.S. ; 
Thos.  Constable,  Esq.;  George  T.  Kinnear,  Esq., 
W.S. ;  John  Ord  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  W.S.  ;  David 
Secretary — A.  Pearson,  Esq.,  advocate. 


Maclagan,  Esq.,  C.A.;  Andrew  Beataon  Bell,  Esq., 
advocate  ;  The  Hon.  Lord  Neaves  ;  A.  F.  Adam, 
Esq.,  W.S.;  John  Marshall,  Esq.,  advocate  ;  Prin- 
cipal Sir  Alexander  Gfant,  Bart. ;  John  M. 
Balfoui-,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Treasurer — Kenneth  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  C.A. 


Rector — Thosias  Harvey,  M.A.  Balliol  College,  Oxford,  LL.D.  Edinburgh. 
Classics — Henry   Weir,  M.A. ;  James  Carmichael ;  English — James  Sime,  M.A. 

Jas.  Clyde,  Af.  A.,  LL.D.;  Geo.  Eoss  Merry,  B. A,  Fcn'tificationand  Civil  Engineering — Lieut.  J.  Mackie. 
Mathematics — Eobert  Walker,  M.A.,  Clare  College,'  Writing  and  Arithmetic. — Alexander  Gilmour.     .4s- 

Cambridge.     Assistant — John  S.  Mackay,  M.A.    j     sistant — Evan  C.  Stewart.. 
French — Henri  Van  Laun.  ....  Wravnng — Walter  Pergjison. 

GeiTnan — Albert  Von  Eavensberg.  ,  .1  Fencing  and  Gymiiastics- — Captain  H.  Eolaud. 


COLLEGIATE  INSTITUTIONS.: 


Name  of  Institution,  etc. 

Church  of  Scotland  Training  In-l 
stitution  and  Normal  School  j 

Circus  Place  School 

College  for  Daughters  of  Mini-"» 
stersof  the  Church  of  Scotland,  ( 
and  Professors  in  the  Scottish  C 
Universities        .        .  ) 

Craigmount  House 

Edinburgh  Collegiate  Institu-I 
tion J 

Edinburgh  Educational  Insti-) 
tutlon  (for  Ladies)     .        .      J 

Edinburgh  Institution  . 

Edin.  Institution  for  the  Board) 
&  Education  of  Young  Ladies  j" 

Edinburgh  Institution  for  thel 
Education  of  Young  Ladies    j 

Fettes  College       .        .        .        . 

Free  Church  of  Scot.  Training! 
Institution  and  Normal  Sch.  J 

Gillespie  Schools  .         .         .         . 

High  School,  Leith 

Loretto  House       .        .        .        . 

Merchiston  Castle .        .        .         . 

Mr  Oliphant's  School    . 

Eobertson's  Academy    . 

Scottish  Epis.  Training  Institution 
Stewart's  Institution    . 
Watson's  (George)         ... 


Where  situated.  ' 

Johnston  Terrace ....  Eev.  James  Currie,  M.A.,  rector. 
4  X.  E.  Circus  PI.  &2  Eoyal  Circus  Thomas  M'Lauchlan.  rector. 


Kilgraston   Eoad, 
Gardens.     . 


Whitehouse) 


Dick  Place,  Grange 

27  and  28  Charlotte  Square 

LauristonXaue 
8  Queen  Street 

1  PaA  Place 

23  Charlotte  Square 
Comely  Bank 
172 


Gillespie  Crescent 
Leith  Links  >^;._>  -.i.^. 
Musselburgh 
Merchiston     .       ''■.."'"'', 
33  Charlotte  Square 

19  East  Preston  Street , 

Lochriu  House 

Dean      .         .        .        . 

Lauriston  Place    . 


; 


Miss  M'Laren,  principal. 


.  James  Sime,  M.A.,  principal. 
J"  A.  Hamilton  Bryce,  LL.D.,  D.O.L., 

\  -   F.E.S.E.,  rector.    , 

.  Daniel  Pryde,  M.A.,  head  master. 

{  E.  M.  Ferguson,  Ph.D.,  F.E.S.E., 
J  and  George  Bickerton,  head 
(      magters..    See  Adv. 

.  J.  0.  Steen;  head  master.    See  Adv. 

j  Mrs  -  Strangman,    l^dj    superin- 
\      tendent. 
.  Alex.  W.  Potts,  head  master. 

.  Maurice  Paterson,  B.A.,  rector. 

.  Eobert  Foulis,  head  master. 
.  William  M'Donald,  M.A. 
.  Hely  H.  Almond,  principal. 
.  John-Eogerson,-  principal. 
.  Thomas  Oliphant,  h«ad  master. 

{Wm.-K.  Wason-and  James  Ander- 
son, heaid  masters.- 
.  Rev.  O.  Smith,  B.A.,  principal. 
.  William  King,  head  master. 
.  George  Ogilvie,  head  master. 


544 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


SCHOOLS. 


Name  of  Institution,  etc. 
Buccleucli 
Greyfriars  (New) 
Leith,  South 
Morningside  . 
St  Andrew's  . 
St  Bernard's  . 
St  George's   . 
St  Mary's 
St  Stephen's . 
St  Thomas's  . 
St  Thomas's  . 


PARISH  SCHOOLS. 

Where  situated. 
.  Hope  Park  Square 
.  Vennel  . 

.  49  Great  Junction  Street 
.  Morningside  .        . 
.  19  Thistle  Street  . 
.  Dean  Street  . 
.  10  Young  Street    ". 
.  Bellevue 

.  58  Brunswick  Street 
.  6  Mill  Lane,  Leith 
.  7  Mill  Lane,  Leith 


Teachers. 
.  Miss  M'Ewan, 
.  Patrick  Corbett,  mastei'. 
.  Andrew  Moffat,  master. 
.  J.  M'Bain,  master. 
.  Patrick  Marshall. 
.  John  Camiichael,  teacher. 
.  Hugh  W.  Adair,  master. 
.  John  Bauchope,  master. 
.  A.  M.  Smith,  principal. 
.  Duncan  Laing,  master. 
.  Miss  M'Lellau,  teacher. 


Bonniugton  Hall 
Chalmers'  Territorial 

Dean 

f  ountainbridge 
Glenorchy's,  Lady 
High      . 
Holyrood 
Leith,  South . 
Newington     . 
New  North    . 
Northern  District 
Pilrig    . 
Pleasance       . 
Eiego  Street . 
Roseburn        . 
St  Andrew's  . 
St  Mary's 
St  Ninian's    . 
St  Paul's 
Tol  booth 


FREE  CHURCH  SCHOOLS. 

7  Bowershall  Place 
.  36  West  Port 

Dean 

Fountainbridge     . 

Greenside 

Byers  Close,  High  Street 

Horse  Wynd,  Canongate 

Duncan  Place,  Leith 

41  South  Clerk  Street  . 

Stevenlaw's  Close,  132  High  Street 

Henderson  Row 

Pilrig  Buildings 

19  St  John's  Hill 

Riego  Street  . 

Roseburn 

Deanhaugli  Street 

Canonmills    . 

40  Commercial  Street 

St  Leonard  Street 

Victoria  Ten-ace   . 


Miss  M.  M.  "Watson,  teacher.    ■ 

George  Robertson. 

Alexander  Fleming,  master. 

Elizabeth  Hope. 

George  Morison,  master. 

Andrew  Gemlie,  master. 

Miss  Robb. 

George  Anderson,  master. 

John  Bai'clay,  master. 

J.  Chalmers,  M.A.,  teacher. 

George  Robertson,  teacher. 

C.  G.  Hutchison,  master. 

William  Robertson,  M.A.,  master. 

John  Donaldson,  master. 

James  Hamilton,  teacher. 

Robert  Paterson,  master. 

Alexander  Watt,  master. 

Peter  Robin,  master. 

William  Lambie,  master. 

J.  Philip,  master. 

WiUiam  Glass,  master. 


St  Andrew's  . 
St  Columba's 
St  George's  . 
St  James's 
St  James's,  Leith 
St  John's  . 
Trinity  . 


EPISCOPAL  SCHOOLS. 

South  Back  of  Canongate 

Johnston  Terrace  . 

Clyde  Street  Lane         .        . 

Broughton  Street  . 

53  Great  Junction  Street 

Earl  Grey  Street  . 

Malta  Green  Place         .        . 


.  Miss  Pearson,  teacher. 
.  Miss  Anderson,  teacher. 
.  Miss  Grant,  teacher. 
.  James  Overeud,  master. 
.  S.  B.  Hodson,  master. 
.  Miss  Atkinson. 
.  Miss  Bowden,  teacher. 


Maris  Stella  . 
St  Andrew's  . 
St  Ann's 
St  Ann's  . 
St  Cuthbert's 
St  Ignatius  . 
St  Mary's 
St  Patrick's  . 


Bell's,  Dr 
Bell's,  Dr       . 
Bell's,  Dr 
Buccleuch 
Canongate  Burgh 
Christian  Society 
Cowgate 


EOIiLA-N  CATHOLIC  SCHOOLS. 

106  Constitution  Street  . 
260  Cowgate  .  .  .  . 
20  Niddi-y  Street  .  .  .  . 
4  Nicolson  Square  .  . 
Brown's  Close,  14  Grassmarket  . 
Hunter's  Close,  129  Grassmarket  . 
55  Lothian  Street .  .  .  . 
260  Cowgate 


Sisters  of  Mercy. 
Thomas  Forbes,  master. 
Sisters  of  ilercy,  teachers. 
Religious  of  St  Margaret's,  teach'rs 
Sisters  of  Mercy,  teachers. 
Sisters  of  Mercy,  teachers. 
Sisters  of  Mercy,  teachers. 
John  M'Grorty,  teacher. 


PUBLIC  AND  FREE  SCHOOLS. 

.  50  Niddry  Street  . 

.  29  Great  Junction  Street 

.  Greenside 

.  Granton 

.  155  Canongate 

.  Little  Lochend's  Close  . 

.  Anderson's  Close,  14  Cowgate 


James  Edgar  Hill,  teacher. 
G.  Edmoud. 

James  Swanston,  teacher. 
Alexander  Frew,  teacher. 
Thomas  Milne,  master. 
Robert  Kelly,  master. 
Robert  Mauchline,  teacher. 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


545 


Name  of  Institution,  etc.  Where  situated. 

Hay's  Mechanic    .         .         .         .27  Fox  Lane,  Leith 

Heriot's Heriot  Bridge 

Heriot's 351  Oowgate  Port . 

Heriot's High  School  Yards 

Heriot's Old  Assembly  Close,  172  High  St. 

Heriot's Bortliwick's  Close,  186  High  St.   . 

Heriot's Brown  Square 

Heriot's 1.37  Eose  Street 

Heriot's Broughton  Street  . 

Lancasterian  .         .         .         .6  Davie  Street 

Madras New  Cut,  Newhaven 

Eeid's,  Miss   .         .         .         .         .69  Causewayside  . 
St  Cuthbert's  Sessional  .         .  Dalkeith  Eoad 

Victoria Main  Street   . 

Navigation  School         .        .         .60  Tolbooth  Wynd 


Teachers. 
James  Watson. 
Peter  Henderson,  teacher. 
J.  Byers,  teacher. 
James  M'Kean,  teacher. 
John  Dunnett,  teacher. 
William.  Hall,  teacher. 
John  Kitchie,  teacher. 
William  Winstanley,  teacher. 
Thomas  Armstrong,  teacher. 
William  Scott,  teacher. 
William  Abbey,  master. 
Miss  Paterson,  teacher. 
Miss  Eeid,  teacher. 
Alexander  Ingram,  master. 
J.  Bolam,  master. 


Foun  tainbridge 
Leith  Eagged 
Original  Kagged 
St  Cuthbert's 
St  John  Street 
Tron  Chm-ch 
United  Industrial 


INDUSTELfi^L  SCHOOLS. 

.  76  Fountainbridge 

.  14  Lochend  Eoad  . 

.  Eamsay  Lane 

.  35  Castle  Barns 

.  St  John  Street 

.  14  Niddry  Street 

.  South  Gray's  Close,  66  High  St. 


Miss  Vallance,  teacher. 

James  Gregor,  master. 

Eobert  Thain,  superintendent. 

Vacant. 

Miss  Wilson,  teacher. 

Mrs  M'Neil,  matron. 

Archibald  Lauchlan,  teacher. 


Cordwainer's  Hall 

Cowan's  Close 

Greenside  Eow 

Heriot's . 

Heriot's . 

Heriot's . 

Heriot's . 

Victoria  Street  (Heriot's  Free) 

Water  of  Leith 


INFANT  SCHOOLS. 


48  Potterrow 
Crosscauseway 
Greenside  Eow 
High  School  Yards 
Old  Assembly  Close 
137  Eose  Street     . 
Broitghton  Street . 
,  Victoria  Street 
Water  of  Leith 


.  Mai-y  Eonaldson,  teacher. 

.  Miss  E.  Milne,  teacher. 

.  Miss  Huuter,  teacher. 

.  Miss  Andrew,  teacher. 

.  Miss  Andrew,  teacher. 

.  Miss  Urquhart,  teacher. 

.  Miss  Ann  M'Naughton,  teacher. 

.  Miss  Smith,  teacher. 


UNITED  PKESBYTERIAN  MISSION  SCHOOLS. 


Bristo  Street . 
Causewayside 
High  School  Close 
Portsburgh  . 
Eose  Street  . 
South  Gray's  Close 


26  Bristo  Street     . 
Duncan  Street,  Newington 
307  Canongate 
4  Heriot  Bridge 
124  Eose  Street     . 
56  High  Street       . 


.  John  Lamb,  teacher. 
.  A.  T.  M'Lean,  teacher. 
.  James  Porteous,  teachei". 
.  Miss  Garden,  teacher. 
.  Miss  Anno  Hutton,  teacher. 
.  J.  Dodds,  teacher. 


BOARDING  AND  DAY  SCHOOLS. 


Balmain,  Miss,  62  Great  King  Street. 
Brown,  Miss,  20a  Ainslie  Place. 
Brown,  Miss,  17  Claremont  Orescent. 
Campbell,  Miss,  33  Lauriston  Gardens. 
Compton,  Miss,  5  Victoria  Cottages,  Trinity. 
Dalrymple,  Miss,  1  Jamaica  Street,  Leith. 
Deuchar,  Miss,  4  Chalmers  Crescent. 
Du  Plessis  &  Black,  Misses,  26  Eoyal  Terrace. 
Elwert,  Miss,  23  Windsor  Street. 
Froebel,  Madame,  9  Gloucester  Place. 
Geddes,  Misses,  16  Atholl  Crescent. 
Gibson,  Misses,  8  Church  Hill. 
Gibson,  Miss,  1  Bonnington  Place. 
Graham,  Misses,  18  Eoyal  Circus. 
Hart,  Francis,  66  Gilmore  Place. 
Hood,  Miss,  8  Bruntstield  Place. 
Hunter,  Misses,  32  Dublin  Street. 
Jamieson,  Misses,  Argyle  Park,  Argyle  Place. 
Johnson,  Miss,  8  Eoyal  Circus. 
Johnstone,  Miss,  20  Annandale  Street. 
Kennedy,  Misses,  1  Church  Hill. 
Kunz,  Madame,  A.  L.,  19  Eoyal  Circus. 
Laing,  Miss,  6  Maitland  Street,  Newhaven. 
2M 


M'Intyre,  Miss,  56  Blacket  Place. 

Mackichan,  Mrs,  46  Moray  Place. 

M'Lachlan,  Thomas,  Canonmills  House. 

Meek,  Mrs,  19  Eutland  Square. 

Menzies,  Misses,  11  Gilmore  Place. 

Milne,  Misses,  26  Palmerston  Place. 

Moir,  Misses,  8  Great  Stuart  Street. 

Morrison,  Mrs  W.,  15  Broughton  Place. 

Mouat,  Misses,  Grange  House,  Grange  Loan. 

Normal,  Free  Church,  Miss  Smith,  8  St  John  St. 

Oliver,  Misses,  11  Eutland  Squai-e. 

Parkinson,  Miss,  4  Eoyal  Circus. 

Peacock,  Miss,  24  Findhorn  Place. 

Eosie,  Mrs,  17  Dalrymple  Crescent. 

Eoss,  Mrs,  30  and  32  Great  King  Street. 

Eoussy,  Mrs,  1  Melville  Street. 

Sampson,  Miss,  11  Oxford  Terrace. 

Simson,  Miss,  24  Buckingham  Terrace. 

Stevens,  Mrs,  11  Bellevue  Crescent. 

Thomson,  Misses,  24  Seton  Place. 

TurnbuU,  Misses,  41  Drummond  Place. 

Turnbull,  Mrs,  Bellevue  Villa,  Queensferry  Eoad. 


546 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


PEIVATE  SCHOOLS. 


Anderson,  James,  29  George  Square. 

Arthur  Street  Academy,  1  Arthur  Street;  W.  H. 

Anderson,  master. 
Baillie,  James,  4  Marmion  Terrace. 
Blyth,  Miss,  9  Hope  Street. 
Bell,  Misses,  15  Lauder  Eoad. 
Bennington  Academy,  Catherine  Bank,  Newhaven 

Eoad  ;  Davidson  Hunter,  master. 
Braidwood,  Francis,  39  Grange  Eoad. 
Cameron,  H.,  27  Gayfield  Square. 
Crerar,  Daniel,  13  Forth  Street. 
Dow,  Miss,  5  Picardy  Place. 
Dow,  Miss,  9  Pitt  Street,  Bonnington. 
Duff,  Miss,  6  Albany  Street,  Leith. 
Gardner,  Petei",  2  Links  Place. 
Haldane's,  Miss,  18  Greenside  Place ;  Miss  Eobert- 

son,  teacher. 
Hamilton  Place  Academy,  10  and  11  (Stockbridge) ; 

James  Maclaren,  P.E.I.S.,  principal. 
Hay,  David,  2  Drunimond  Street. 
Hay,  Miss,  10  Vanburgh  Place. 
Henderson,  Thomas  S.,  36  India  Street. 
Henderson,  Mrs,  Windmill  Cottage,  "Windmill  Lane. 
Hunter,  John  M.,  20  Tork  Place. 
Hutton,  James,  Academy,  1  ISTicolson  Square. 
Institution  for  Young  Ladies,  5  Duncan  Street,  N'ew- 

ington  ;  Miss  Cunningham,  mistress. 


Jamieson,    Misses    (young    ladies),   Argyle    Park, 

Argyle  Place. 
Keaj',  Misses,  5  Grove  Street. 
Laing,  Thomas,  107  Constitution  Street 
Lauriston  Place  (80)  Academy ;  William  Sutton, 

master. 
Lawson,  Eobert,  85  Great  King  Street. 
Lee,  Misses  (j-oung  ladies),  22  Buccleuch  Place. 
M'Lai-en,  John  E.,  9  Great  King  Street. 
M'Leod,  Miss  (ladies),  3  Portland  TeiTace. 
Milne,  Misses,  2G  Palmerston  Place. 
Montgomery,  Thomas  D.,  21  College  Street. 
Newingtou   Academy,    8   Arniston   Place ;    James 

M'Lauchlan,  head  master. 
Newington   Academy,  and  Institution  for  Young 

Ladies,  8  Salisbury  Place  ;  P.  Wilson,  master. 
Oliphant,  T.,  33  Charlotte  Square. 
St  Anthony's  House,  54  Great  Junction  Street;  John 

Shedden,  master. 
Scott's,  A.  S.  V,.,  14  Picardy  Place. 
Stage,  Miss,  26  and  27  Haddington  Place. 
Thomson,  Eobert,  LL.B.,  12  Eutland  Square. 
Thorburn,  Dr  George,  2  Albany  Street,  Leith. 
Trotter,  Alexander  (classes),  59  George  Street. 
Watson,  G.  H.  (classes),  23  Archibald  Place. 
Wood,  W.,  Canaan  Villa,  Canaan  Lane. 


Classics. 

Anderion,  James,  29  George  sq. 
Bryce,  A.  H.,  LL.D.,  27  and  28 

Charlotte  square 
Cameron,  H.,  27  Gayfield  square 
Carmichael,  James,  9   Saxe-Co- 

bourg  place 
Donaldson,    James,    LL.D.,    20 

Great  King  street 
Fyfe,  A.,  12  Grove  street 
Herbert,  David,  M.A.,  1  Nelson 

street 
Kilgour,  James,  32  Grove  sti-eet 
MacLachlan,  T.,  Canonmills  ho. 
Maclaren,  Jas.,  11  Hamilton  pi. 
MacMiUan,  John,  16  Buccleach 

place 
Muni'o,  Arch. ,  A.  M. ,  1 8  ilinto  st 
Norrie,  William,  3  Ann  street 
Eidpath,  J.,  96  GUmore  place 
Eoss,  David,  7  Eegent  place 
Eogerson,     J.     J.,    Merchiston 

Castle 
Simmins,  Jacob,  22  London  st. 
Skae,  Eev.   William,  M.A.,   14 

Scotland  street 
Steele,  W.,  27  Clarence  street 
Steen,   John  C,   1   Park  place 

See  Adv. 
Thomson,  Alex.,  18  Danube  st. 
Thomson,  Alex.  B.,  39  George  sq 
Thomson,    Eobert,    LL.B.,    12 

Rutland  square 
Weir,  Hy.,  5  Belgrave  crescent 
Young,  J.  C,  18  Fettes  row 


LIST  OF  TEACHERS. 


Dancing. 

Atkinson,  J.  G.,  1a  Hill  street. 

See  Adv. 
Baii'd,  D.,  1  Drunimond  street 
Brouneau,  Fred., 45  Castle  sti-eet. 

See  Adv. 
Brouneau,    Mesdemoiselles,     45 

Castle  sti'eet 
d'Egville,  Geo.,  50b  Frederick  st. 
d'Eg\Tlle,  Miss,  50b  Frederick  st. 
Duncan,  Robert,  1  Cambridge  st. 
Johnstone,  G.,  jun.,  22  Elder  st. 
Lowe,  George,  83  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
Lowe,  Mrs,  83  George  street 
M'NeiU,  John,  2  Moray  street 
Milne,  J.  M.,  98  South  bridge 
Vueghs,  Loui.5,  117  George  st. 

Drawing. 

Amst,  Adam,  46  Great  King  st. 

Arnott,  Miss,  47  Great  King  st. 

Bain,  Robert  L.,  High  School, 
Leith  links 

Bro\yn,  T.,  8  Jordan  bank 

Carmichael,  Wm.,  44  South  br. 

Cleland,  Peter,  2  Darna\\  ay  st. 

Deuchar,  I\Iiss  E.  E.,  4  Chal- 
mers crescent 

Ferguson,  W.,  High  School  and 
36  George  sti-eet.     See  Adv. 

Fen-iei',  James,  12  Queen  street 

Fortie,  John,  2  S.  Charlotte  st. 

Kemp,  G.,  1  Union  place,  Bon- 
nington road 


Napier,  Jas.  B.,  5  Sylvan  place 
Scott,  Jas.  Y.,  15  Dublin  street 
Simson,  David,  25  India  street 
Simson,  G.  W.  &  Miss,  54  Fre- 
derick street 
Sinclaii',  Wm.,  2  Gardner's  cres. 
Steinhofer,  Miss,  17  Howe  street 
Woolnoth,  Alfred,  1  Gayfield  pi. 

Elocution. 

Calvert,  F.  B.,  2  W.  Newington 
Graham,  W.,  LL.D.,  1  Moray  pi. 

English. 

ie,  Wm.  M.,  6  North-east 
Cii-cus  place 
Blj^h,  Miss,  9  Hope  street 
Christie,  JVIi-s  T. ,  36  George  st. 
Crerar,  S.,  13  Forth  street 
Duff,  Miss,  6  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Eraser,  Miss  E. ,  4  Loudon  row 
Fyfe,  A.,  12  Grove  street 
Gardner,  Peter,  2  Links  place 
Graham,  Richard  D.,  18  Lonsdale 

terrace 
Hay,  David,  2  Drammond  st. 
Hunter,   D.,    Bonnington  Aca- 
demy,  Catherine  bank.  New- 
haven  road 
Hunter,  John  M. ,  20  Yort  place 
Hutton,  J.,  1  Nicolson  square 
John,  Thomas,  10  Carlton  st. 
M'Lachlan,  Jas.,  8  Aj'niston  pL 
M'Laren,  John  E.,  M.A.,  9  Gt. 

King  street 
Maclaren,  Ja-s.,  11  Hamilton  pi. 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


647 


M'Leod,  Miss,  3  Portland  ter- 
race, Leith 

Montgomery,  T.  D.,  21  College 
street.     See  Adv. 

Morton,  James,  20  Nelson  street 

Eobson,  Thomas  W.  E.,  LL.D., 
38  Castle  street 

Ross,  John  M.  (High  School),  30 
Great  King  street 

Scott,  A.  S.  B.,  20  Picardypl 

Sutton,  "William,  SO  Lauriston 
place 

Fencing  &  Gymnastics. 

Atkinson,  J.  G.,  1a  Hill  street. 

See  Adv. 
Roland,  Capt. ,  18  St  Andrew  sq. 
Roland,  H.,  Royal  Academy,  33 

Gayfield  square 

French. 

Aruott,  Miss,  47  Great  King  st. 
ChantreUe,  E.,  B.A.,  95a  George 

street 
Clemandot,      Mademoiselle,      8 

Randolph  place 
De  Flandre,  C,  15  Duudas  st. 
Foulbreuf,  Pierre,  25  Minto  st. 
Frcebel,  Karl,  9  Gloucester  place 
Froebel,  Madame,  9  Gloucester  pi. 
Gibson,  Gilbert  M.,  12  Shrub  pi. 
Havet,  Alfred,  24  Charlotte  sq. 
Hoist,  Miss,  6  Howe  street 
Kvoaz,    Jules  A.    L.,   19  Royal 

circus 
Laun,  Henri  van,  57  Hanover  st. 
Palmas,  Solemy  de,  34  Howe  st. 
Petilleau,  B.  M.,  50  Castle  st. 
Richon,  Victor,  B.A.,  65  Castle 

street.     See  Adv. 
Schneider,  A.,  2  Albany  street. 

See  Adv. 
Schneider,  C.  H.,  M.C.P.,  High 

School,  45  Grange  road 
Steinhofer,  Miss,  17  Howe  street 


Steinhofer,  Miss,  17  Howe  street 
Weisse,   Heiuricli,    1  Darnaway 
street 


Italian. 

Minola,  N.,  30  Rutland  square. 
See  Adv. 

Mathematics. 

Froebel,  Karl,  9  Gloucester  place 
MiUer,  R.,  128  Causewayside 
Pryde,  James,  50  South  bridge 
Robertson,  Alexander,  M.A.,  12 

Union  street 
Sang,  Edward,  2  George  street 
Smith,   Henry  G.    C,   10   Buc- 

cleiich  place 
Smith,  Wm.,  4  Melbourne  place 
Thomson,  Alex.  B.,  39  George 

square 
Trotter,   Alexander,   59   George 

street 
Watson,  G.  H.,  23  Ai-chibald  pi. 
Watson,  J. ,  1  Palmerston  road 


German. 

Adelstein,  A.  von,  30  Howe  st. 

Blumenreich,  Rev.  John,  35 
Geoi'ge  IV.  bridge 

Fischer-Fischart,  C,  19  Cum- 
berland street.     See  Adv. 

Froebel,  Karl,  9  Gloucester  place 

Froebel,  Madame,  9  Gloucester 
place 

Gundlach,  H.,  10a  N.  St  David 
street 

Hoist,  Miss,  6  Howe  street 

Kuuz,  Jules  A.  L.,  19  Royal  cir. 

Loth,  J.  T.,  D.L.,  27  Rutland 
street.     See  Adv. 

Meyerowicz,  N.,  17  Dublin  st. 

Nachot,  Dr  H.  W.,  73  Queen  st. 

Rappenegger,  Miss,  47  Cumber- 
land street 

Ravensberg,  A.  von,  41  Castle  st. 

Schneider,  A.,  2  Albany  street. 
See  Adv. 

Schopp,  John,  41  Queen  street 


Music. 

Adlington,  Wni. ,  78  Queen  st. 
Anderson,  Miss  C,  Eden  villa, 

Eden  lane 
Anderson,  Misses,  11  Nelson  st. 
Arnott,  Miss,  47  Great  King  st. 
Arnst,  Madame,  46  Great  King 

street 
Bell,  William,  1  Gladstone  ter 
Bonnar,  Mrs,  28  India  street 
Bridgman,    F.    W.,    40    Great 

King  street 
Brooke,  Jonathan,  33  Dundas  st. 
Brown,  James,  20  Elder  street 
Bucher,  Signer,  19  Great  Stuart 

street 
Galium,  Miss,  4  St  Patrick  sq, 
Christie,  Mrs  Thomas,  36  George 

street 
Cobham,  il. ,  11  GreenhiU  gard. 
Corns,  Miss,  16  Hart  street 
Craig,  J.  Millar,  8  E.  Norton  pi. 
Croal,  George,  1 7  London  street 
Curie,  A.  J.,  52  Hanover  street 
Curie,  Miss,  52  Hanover  street 
Danskin,  George,  43  George  st. 
Darling,  W.  H.,  12  Nelson  st. 
Davidson,  E.,  2  Elm  row 
Deans,  D.,  23  Dundas  street 
Dickson,  Miss  M.  J.,  6  Upper 

Grove  place 
Duft',  Miss,  6  Albany  st.,  Leith 
Eager,  Mrs,  32  Dundas  street 
Edmunds,  A.,  9  Fettes  row 
Edmunds,  E.,  9  Fettes  row 
Elouis,   Misses,  21a  Broughton 

place 
Fabroni,  S.  L.,  6  Nelson  street  . 
Flach,  Lambert,  7  Montgomery 

place 
Forrester,  Misses,  56  Queen  st. 
Eraser,  Miss  E. ,  4  London  row 
Frcebel,  Karl,  9  Gloucester  place 
Froebel,    Madame,  9   Gloucester 

place 


Gamgee,  Miss,  27  Alva  street 
Geikie,    James  S.,    16   Duncan 

street,  Newington 
Geissler,  R. ,  75  Cumberland  st. 
Geoghegan,  Joseph,  65  S.  Clerk 

street 
Gleadhill,  Miss  M.,  41  N.  Rich- 
mond street 
Grant,  J.  C,  10  Claremont  place 
Gray,  James,  33  Richmond  place 
Gray,  Miss,  2  Melville  street 
Gray,  Miss,  32  Dundas  street 
Greenslade,  A.,  3  Summerhallpl. 
Guthi-ie,  Miss  J.  R.,  26  Pitt  st. 
Hamilton,  A,  18  Castle  sti-eet 
Hamilton,  Robert,  4  Park  st. 
Hardie,  James,  16  Potterrow 
Harrison,  W.,  27  Dundas  st. 
Hately,  W.,  4  Vie^vforth  place 
Hill,  Mrs  C,  23  Archibald  pi. 
Hill,  Miss,  11  Blackwood  cresc. 
Hoflbrd,  Miss  E.,  25  Frederick 

street 
Hoffmann,  M.   L.,  75  Cumber- 
land street 
Hoist,  Miss,  6  Howe  street 
Holt,  F.,  14  GreenhiU  gardens 
Horetzky,  F.,  12  Clarence  street 
Hunter,  T.,  53  George  iv.  bridge 
Hunter,  Miss,  11  MelviUe  place 
Hutton,  J.  C,  41  N.  Richmond 

street 
Hutton,  Miss  L.,  1  Nicolson  sq. 
Huxtable,  Alfred,  7  India  sti-eet 
Jameson,  Augustus  G.,  14  Lau- 
riston gardens 
Johnstone,  6.,  jun.,  22  Elder  st. 
Kenward,  W.,  5  Randolph  place 
Kerr,  William,  10  Keir  street 
Kuchler,  A.,  19  Dundas  street 
Klichler,  H.,  103  George  street 
Kuchler,  Miss,  19  Dundas  st. 
Laubach,  C. ,  72  Broughton  st. 
Laubach,  Ph. ,  7  Leopold  place 
Laubach,  W.,  55  Montgomery  st. 
Laubach,  Mrs  W.,  7  Leopold  pi. 
Lawi-ie,  A.,  7  London  street 
Laybourn,  W.,  10  Nicolson  st. 
Lichtenstein,  G.,  2  Great  Stuart 

street 
Lindley,  Miss,  21  S.  College  st. 
Loewenstein,  Mad.,  53  Frederick 

street 
Macdonald,  Miss,    2    Gardner's 

crescent 
M'Intosh,  H.,  24  MelviUe  ter. 
Mackenzie,  A.  C,  41  Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,    Mrs,    8    Buccleuch 

place 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  34  Howe  street 
M'Laren,  Mrs,  47  N.  Lauder  road 
M'Leod,  Miss,  3  Portland  ter- 
race, Leith 
M'Lintock,  A.,  29  Cheyne  street 
Milne,  James  M.,  98  So.  bridge 
Moff'at,   T.,    Bonnington  Grove 

cottage 
Moir,  Miss,  8  Great  Stuart  street 
O'Brien,  C.  J.,  28  Greenside  st. 


548 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 


O'Neil,  H.  J.,  4  Taylor  place      '*Green,  Henry  H.,  33  Howe  st.    Hutchisoii,    C.     G 
Orosz,  Frances,  72  Northumber- '  *Green,  J.  M.,  16  India  street     ,__  Miller  place 

land  street  '"' 

Paton,  Andrew,  48  St  Marj'  st. 
Eicliter,  0.,  Ph.D.,  7  India  st. 
PdddeU,  R.  S.,  14  Frederick  st 
Robertson,  J. ,  8  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
RotMeld,  Louis,  136  George  st. 
Scott,  A.  C,  30  Findhorn  pi 


30    Hugh 


street 


Miscellaneous. 

10  Young  street 


Scott,  Eliz.  S.,  15  Maitland  st. 

Smith,  Alex.  W. ,  4  Nelson  st. 

Smith,  Thos.,  7  Dalrv  park  ter. 

Smith,  Mrs  J.,  14  Pitt  street 

Sneddon,  Jas.,  13  Gladstone  ter. !  Adair,  H.  W 

Spittal,  Miss,  18  W.  Preston  st.  I  Adam,  Alex.,  14  Dimdas  street 

St  Clair,  J.,  13  Frederick  street   Anderson,  James,  29  George  sq 

Stewart,  R.  B.,  41  Barony  street  i  Anderson,  J.,  19  Salisbury  st. 

Strang,  W. ,  83  Great  King  sti-eet  i  Anderson,  Robert  G. ,  ""  ' 

Sm-enue,   J.    T.,   7  West  Clare-;     square 


Smith,  "William,  43  Northumber- 
land street 

*Trotter,  Alex.,  59  George  street 

'Watson,  G.  H. ,  23  Archibald  pi. 

*Watson,  J.,  54  South  bridge 

*Watson,  James,   1   Palmerston  |  Keay,  Misses,  5  Grove  street 
road  I  Laing,  Duncan,  6  Mill  lane 

Williamson,  D.  W.,  1 7  Scotland  Laing,  T.,  New  cut,  Newhaveu 


Hutton,  Miss   Anne,    124  Rosi- 

street 
Ingram,  Alexander,  6  Hawthorn 

vale,  Annfield 
Jeffrey,  T.,  Hatton  place 


Laing,  Ts.,  107  Constitution  st. 
Lambie,  W.,  1  Elm  place 
Lee,  Misses,  22  Buccleuch  place 
M'lntyre,  Miss,  56  Blacket  place 
M'Kean,   James,    10    Gladstone 

teiTace 
M'Lean,  A.  T.,  9  E.  Sciennes  st. 
Gaj'field  M'Lellan,  Miss,  7  Mill  lane 
:M'Leod,  W.,  19  Home  street 


] Marshall,  P.,  19  Thistle  street 
Mathewson,  R.,  Stonefield  cot., 
'     Canaan  lane 
'Maughan,  Miss,  119a  George  st. 


mont  sti-eet  Bailhe,  J.,  4  Marmion  terrace     M'Leod,  Miss,  3  Portland  ter. 

Sutherland,  Miss,  19  Union  st.     Barclay,  John,  Duncan  place       jMacquarrie,  A.  J.,  25  Panmure 
Sutherland,  Miss  J. ,  1  Buccleuch  Bauchope,  John,  1 4  Montgomery !     place 

street  street 

Thomson,  Miss  H.  G.,  29  Alva  Black,  J.  G.,  9  Ann  street 

street  Bowden,  Miss,   13  N.W.  Circus 

Torre,  Miss  il.  Delia,  1  Gay  field      place 

place  iBraidwood,   Francis,   39  Grange  Menzies,  Miss,  14  Niddry  street 

Townsend,  W.,  17  Union  place  !     road  Millar,  G.,  22  Kemp  place 

Trotter,  Miss,  59  George  street     Brown,  A.  G.,  2  Livingstone  pL  -Milne,  MissE.,  42  Greenside  row 
Turnbull,  Miss,  4  Duncan  street  Brown,  John,  29  Bell  place  ;  Moffat,  Andrew,  8  Kirk  street 

Waddel,  W.,  9  Antigua  street     ;Bro^^^l,  J.  F.,  7  Upper  Gray  st.  iKiddiy,  J.  R.,  2  Roxburgh  st. 
Walker,  Mrs,  10  Stanhope  place  Bvers,  John,  18  Gladstone  ter.      Non-ie,  D.,  56  India  street 
Wallace,  A.  B.,  20  St  Catherine  Carmichael,  Miss  J.,  3  AVindmill  Xotley,  W.  J.,  30  Hamilton  pi. 

place  street  i  Paton,    J.,     Windmill    house, 

Wallace,  Frank  M.,  138  Nicol- ! Carmichael,  Miss,  80  S.  Clerk  st.  j     Windmill  lane 

son  street  Chalmers,  Joseph,  M.A.,  17 Hope  Pearson,  A.,  4  Albert  terrace 

Wallace,  James,  11  Jane  terrace i     park  terrace  jPorteous,  Jas.,  19  Gayfield  sq. 

Wardale,   Miss,   23   George   it.  Clark,  J.  T.,  8  Scotland  street    ! Porteous,  Miss,  Glenorchy  pi. 

bridge  Crowe,  J.  D.,  10  Hailes  street     jRamage,  A.,  28  India  .street 

Waterstone,  Mrs  J.,  121  Princes  Cunningham,  MLss,  5  Duncan  st. ,  Robb,  G.  H.,  2  Stanhope  place 

street  i      Ne^^'ington  i Robertson,  G.,  132  High  sti'eet 

Watson,  W.,  11  Parkside  street  iDavidson,  J.  M.,  19  Cheyne  st.    Robertson,  Wm.,  12  Drj'den  st. 
Weierter,  F.,  36  Barony  street     Dennison,  Alex.,  1  Panmure  pi.  ^ 
Weisse,  Mrs,  1  Daruaway  street  Deuchar,  MissE.  R.,  4  Chalmers 
Wighton,  Miss,  30  Stafford  st.     ,     crescent 
Yorkston,  Jas.,  22  Mar}'field  pi.  Dodds,  J.,  9  Lauriston  street 
Younger,  Miss,  4  Duncan  street  Donaldson,  John,  23  Clerk  st. 
Zoblinsky, Fred., 44 Frederick  st.  Duncan,  J.,  Bloombeny  cottage. 

Grange  loan 
Navigation  I  Duncan,  Miss,  13  Parkside  st. 


Bolam,   J.,  60 
Leith 


Tolbooth  wyud. 


Erskine,  Miss,  21  Barony  st. 


Robertson,  Miss,  18a  Greenside 

place 
Rutherford,  G.,  16  Gladstone  ter. 
Scotland,  Mrs  M.,  Madras  school, 

Newhaven 
Scott,  William,  6  Davie  street 
Scott,  Miss  E.  S.,  15  Maitland  st. 
Shedden,  John,  54  Great  Junc- 


tion street 
Finlayson,  W.  G.,  14  Buccleuch  Smith,  A.  M.,  7  St  Vincent  st. 

T-,  m   o     i  TT      1        -L     1        place  ISpindler,  Miss,  20  Dublin  street 

Forman,  T.  S.,  4  Hamburgh  pi. ; Foulis,  Robert,  14W.  Preston  st.  j  Steen,  J.  C,  1  Park  place 

Frew,  A.,  Granton  cottages  Swanston,  J.,  Dr  Bell's  school, 

Fyfe,  A.,  12  Grove  street  |     Greenside 

Gemlie,  And.,  35  Barony  street  'Taylor,  J.,  56  Cumberland  street 

Gibson,  Miss,  1  Bonnington  pi.  iTliorbum,  Dr  George,  2  Albany 

Glass,  Wm.,  13  Drumdryan  st.    I     street,  Leith 

Hall,  Wm.,  12  Buccleuch  place    Wason,  W.  K.,  19  E.  Preston  .st. 

Hart,  Francis,  66  Gibnore  place; Watt,  A.  L.,  28  Hugh  MiUerpl. 

Hay,  Miss,  10  Yanburgh  place    |  WLlliams,W.  T.,  15  St  James' sq. 

Ander.son,  W.  W.,  23  Warristoni Henderson,  Thomas  S.,  36  India!  Wilson,  p.,  A.M.,  8  Salisbury 
crescent  I     street  I     place 

Cooper,  William,  17  York  place   Henderson,  Mrs,  Windmill  cot.    Winstanley,  Wm.,  137  Rose  st. 

Fergusson,  P.,  6  Gladstone  ter.     Hill,    James    Edgar,    Dr    BeU's      (Heriot's  .school) 

Forman,  T.  S.,  4  Hamburgh  pi.  j     school,  Niddry  street  I  Wood,  W.,  Canaan  yilla,  Canaan 

*Gil7nour,  A.,  5  Mary's  place       'Hogg,  W.,  30  Clarence  street      i     lane 


Riding  Master- 

Rayner,  Richard,  2  Charlotte  pi. 

Writing. 

Those  marked  *  also  teach 
Bookkeeping. 


THE  ROYAL  FAMILY.  549 


THE    ROYAL    FAMILY. 

Her  Majesty,  Alexandkina  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  of 
her  uncle  King  William  iv. ;  crowned  June  28,  1838 ;  and  married,  February  10,  1840,  to  the  late 
Field-Marshal  His  Eoyal  Highness  Francis  Albert  Augustus  Charles  Emanuel,  Prince  Consort, 
Dl'ke  of  Saxony,  Prince  of  Coburg  and  Gotha,  k.g.,  k.t,  k.p.,  g.m.b.,  g.c.m.g.,  k.s.i.,  p.c.  Consort 
of  Her  Majesty,  born  August  26,  1819 ;  died  14th  December  1861.  Her  Majesty  is  the  only  child  of 
his  late  Eoyal  Highness  Edward  Duke  of  Kent,  fourth  son  of  King  George  iii. 

Sons  and  Daughters  of  the  Queen. 

1.  Her  Koyal  Highness  Victoria  Adelaide  Mary  Louisa,  Princess  Royal,  born  November  21, 

1840  ;  man-ied,  January  25,  1858,  to  his  Eoyal  Highness  the  Crown  Prince  of  Prussia,  k.g.  (only 
son  of  the  King  of  Prussia),  aud  has  issue  his  Eoyal  Highness  Prince  Frederick  William  Victor 
Albert,  born  27th  January  1859;  her  Eoyal  Highness  Princess  Victoria  Elizabeth  Augusta 
Charlotte,  born  24th  July  1860;  his  Eoyal  Highness  Prince  Albert  William  Hem-ji,  born  14th 
August  1862 ;  his  Eoyal  Highness  Priuce  Francis  Frederick  Sigismund,  born  15th  September 
1864,  died  18th  June  1866;  her  Eoyal  Highness  Princess  Friederika  Wilhelmiua  Amelie  Vic- 
toria, born  12th  April  1866 ;  Prince  Joachim  Frederick  Ernest  Waldemar,  born  10th  February 
1868  ;  and  Princess  Sophie  Dorothea  Ulrike  Alice,  born  14th  June  1870. 

2.  General  His  Eoyal  Highness  Albert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales,  Duke  of  Saxony,  Corn- 

wall,  AND   EOTHESAY,  EARL  OF  DuBLIN,  K.G.,  G.C.S.L,  K.T.,  K.P.,    G.C.B.,  P.C,  Colouel  of  the   lOth 

Hussars,  born  November  9,  1841 ;  married,  10th  March  1863,  to  the  Princess  Alexandra  (born  1st 
December  1844),  eldest  daughter  of  the  King  of  Denmark,  and  has  issue  his  Eoyal  Highness 
Prince  Albert  Victor  Christian  Edward,  born  8th  January  1864;  his  Eoyal  Highness  Prince 
George  Frederick  Ernest  Albert,  boi'n  3d  June  1805 ;  her  Eoyal  Highness  Louise  Victoria  Alex- 
andra Dagmar,  born  Februai-y  20,  1867 ;  Princess  Victoria  Alexandra  Olga  Mary,  born  6th  July 
1868;  Princess  Maud,  born  26th  November  1869;  and  Prince  Alexander  John  Charles  Albert, 
born  6th  April  1871,  died  7th  April  1871. 

3.  Her  Eoyal  Highness  Alice  Maud  Mary,  born  April  25,   1843 ;  married,  1st  July  1862,  to  his 

Eoyal  Highness  Prince  Frederick  William  Louis  of  Hesse,  k.g.,  and  has  issue  Princess  Victoria, 
born  5th  April  1863 ;  Pi-incess  Elizabeth  Alexandrina  Lo^iise  Alice,  born  1st  November  1864 ; 
Princess  Irene  Marie  Louise  Anna,  born  11th  July  1866  ;  Prince  Ernest  Louis,  born  25tli  No- 
vember 1868 ;  and  Prince ,  born  7th  October  1870. 

4.  His  Eoyal  Highness  Alfred  Ernest  Albert,  Duke  of  Edinburgh,  Earl  of  Kent,  and  Earl 

OF  Ulster,  k.g.,  k.t.,  g.c.s.i.,  g.c.m  g.,  p.c,  born  August  6,  1844 ;  Captain  Eoyal  Nav^',  Februarv 
23,  1866. 

5.  Her  Eoyal  Higlmess  Helena  Augusta  Victoria,  born  May  25,  1846;  married,  5th  July  1866,  to 

Major-General  his  Eoj'al  Highness  Prince  Frederick  Christian  Charles  Augustus  of  Schleswig- 
Holstein  Sonderbourg  Augustenbourg,  k.g.,  and  has  issue  Prince  Chi'istian  Victor  Albert  Lud- 
wig  Ernest  Anton,  born  14th  April  1867  ;  Prince  Albert  John  Charles  Frederick  Alfred  George, 
born  26th  February  1869  ;  aud  a  daughter,  born  3d  May  1870. 

6.  Her  Eoyal  Highness  Louisa  Caroline  Alberta,  born  March  18,  1848;  mamed,  21st  March  1871, 

to  the  Hon.  the  Marquis  of  Lome,  m.p. 

7.  His  Eoyal  Highness  Arthur  William  Patrick  Albert,  k.g.,  k.t.,  k.p.,  p.c,  born  May  1,  1850. 

8.  His  Eoyal  Highness  Leopold  George  Duncan  Albert,  k.g.,  born  April  7,  1853. 

9.  Her  Eoyal  Highness  Beatrice  Mary  Victoria  Feodore,  born  April  14,  1857. 

Princes  and  Princesses. 

Her  Eoyal  Highness  Augusta  Wilhelmina  Louisa,  Duchess  of  Cambridge,  daughter  of  the  late 
Landgrave  of  Hesse  Oassel,  born  Julj'  25,  1797 ;  married,  in  1818,  the  Duke  of  Cambridge  (who  died 
July  8,  1850). 

His  Eoj'al  Highness  George  Frederick  Alexander  Charles  Ernest  Augustus,  Duke  of  Cum- 
berland (ex-King  of  Hanover),  k.g.,  cousin  to  Her  Majesty;  born  May  27,  1819;  married,  February 
1843,  Princess  Mary  of  Saxe-Altenberg,  and  has  issue  a  son  and  two  daughters. 

His  Eoyal  Highness  George  Frederick  William  Charles,  Duke  of  Cambridge,  Field-Marshal 
Commanding-in-Chief,  K.G.,  k.p.,  g.c.b.,  g.c.m.g.,  p.c,  d.c.l.,  cousin  to  Her  Majestj',  born  March  26,  1819. 

Her  Eoyal  Highness  Augusta  Caroline  Charlotte  Elizabeth  Mary  Sophia  Louisa,  daughter  of 
the  late  Duke  of  Cambridge,  and  cousin  to  Her  Majesty,  born  July  19,  1822 ;  married,  June  28,  1843, 
Frederick,  reigning  Duke  of  Mecklenburg-Strelitz,  k.g.,  g.c.b.,  and  has  issue,  Adolphus  Frederick, 
Hereditary  Grand  Duke. 

Her  Eoyal  Highness  Mary  Adelaide  Wilhelmina  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  the  late  Duke  of  Cam- 
bridge, and  cousin  to  Her  Majesty,  born  November  27,  1833 ;  married,  12th  June  1866,  to  H.S.H. 
Francis  Paul  Charles  Louis  Alexander,  Prince  of  Teck,  g.c.b.,  and  has  issue.  Princess  Victoria  Mary 
Augusta  Louise  Olga  Pauline  Claudine  Agnes,  born  May  26,  1867 ;  Prince  Adolphus,  born  13th 
August  1868;  and  Prince  Francis  Joseph  Leopold  Frederick,  born  9th  January  1870. 


550 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


PAELIAMENTARY    DIEECTOEY. 


HER  MAJESTY'S  CHIEF  OFFICERS  OF  STATE. 


Eight  Hon.   William  Ewart  Glad-)   r^-    ,  t      i    j-h.    rr 
stone,  M.P.,  .        .        .  >  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury,  . 

Eight  Hon.  Lord  Hatherley,   .        .     Lord  High  Chancellor^  . 
Eight  Hon.  Earl  de  Grey  and  Eipon,     Lord  President  of  the  Council, 
Eight  Hon.  ViscountHalifax,G.C.B.,     Lord  Privy  Seal,  . 


r 


Carlton 

S.W. 


House     Terrace, 


31  Gt.  George  St.,  Westminster. 
1  Carlton  Gardens,  S.W. 
10  Belgrave  Square. 


Eight   Hon. 
M.P.,     . 

Eight  Hon.  Earl  Granville,  K.G.,  . 

Eight  Hon.  Earl  of  Kimberley, 

Eight  Hon.  Edward  Cardwell,  M.P., 

His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyll,  K.T., 

Eight  Hon.  Eobert  Lowe,  M.P., 

Eight      Hon.      George       Joachim")    ip-    ..  r     j    j-^z      u    ■     i^ 
Goschen,  M.P.,     .        .        .  >  First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty, 

Eight  Hon.  Chichester  Samuel  P.>   d      -j    j    ^-.i.    r>       j    .en    j 
Fortescue,  M.P.,    .        .        .        ^  President  of  the  Board  of  Trade, . 

Et.  Hon.  Marq.  of  Hartington,  M.P.,     Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland,  . 

Eight     Hon.      William      'Edward')   Vice-PresidetU  of  the  Committee  of 
Eorster,  M.P.,  P.O.,      .         .         .  j       Council  on  Education, 


Henry  Austin   Bruce,|  ^^^_  ^^^^^^^^  ^^„^^  ^^^^^^^^^^^     |1   Queen's   Gate,    Kensington, 

Sec.  of  State,  Foreign  Department,     16  Bruton  Street,  W. 
Sec.  of  State,  Colonial  Department,     48  Bryanston  Square,  W. 
Sec.  of  State,  War  Department,     .     74  Eaton  Square,  S.W. 
Sec.  of  State,  Indian  Department, .  {^^^]^  ^""^S^'   Hampden  Hill, 
Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,         .     34  Lowndes  Square,  S.W. 

Admiralty,  S.W. 

7  Carlton  Gardens,  S.W. 
78  Piccadilly,  W. 
•  80  Eccleston  Square,  S.W. 


Eight  Hon.  James  Stanfield,  M.P.,  |  Chig  Commissioner  of  Poor  Law]_  ^^^^^^  ^.^^^ 


Board, 
The  above  form  the  Cabinet, 


uke  of) 
J.C.B.,  V 


Keld-Marshal  H.E.H.  the  Duke  of) 
Cambridge,   K.G.,   K.P.,   G. 
G.C.M.G.,  P.O.,    . 

Viscount  Sydney,  G.C.B., 

Earl  of  Bessborough, 

Marquis  of  Ailesbury,  K.G.,    . 

Earl  of  Cork  and  Orrery,  K.P., 

Eight  Hon.  Lord  Otho  Fitzgerald, 


Commanding-in-Chief  . 

Lord  Chamberlain, 
Lord  Steward, 
Master  of  the  Horse,     . 
Master  of  the  Buckhotmds,    . 
Comptroller  of  the  Household, 


•/ 


fHorse  Guards,  S.W.,  and  Glou- 
■  \     cester  House,  Park  Lane,  W. 

.  Lord  Chamberlain's  Office. 

.  40  Charles  Street,  London. 

.  73  Pall  Mall,  London. 

.  1  Grafton  Street,  London. 

.  8  Carlton  House  Terrace,  S.W. 


Eight    Hon.    Lord    Dufferin    a.nd\  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lan-\  r,  ^^^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^ 
Olaneboye,  K.P.,  K.C.B.,  P.O.,    ./      caster,        .        .  .         .  ^  «  Grosvenor  Square,  W. 

^  p  ■  1  ^irst  Commissioner  of  Worls,  etc.,     130  Piccadilly,  W. 

Henry  S.  P.  Winterbotham,  Esq.,)  Parliamentary   Secretary,    Board)  r- -vt       o  t-       i  i    t 

M.P.,    .        .        .        .        .        .|      of  Trade,  .        .        .        .        .|  ^  New  Square,  Lincoln  s  Inn. 

Eight  Hon.  William  Monsell,  M.P.,     Postmaster-General,      .        .        .     Athen^um  Club. 

Marquis  of  Lansdowne,     '     ' .         . ") 

William  Patrick  Adam,  Esq.,  M.P.,  i 

Capt.  the  Hon.  John  0.  W.  Vivian,  i  Other  Lords  of  H.M.'s  Treasury,     Treasury,  S.W. 

M.P., :[  ^         ^ 

William  H.  Gladstone,  Esq.,  M.P.,  J 

George  Grenfell  Glyn,  Esq.,  M.P.,  l^-.o       .     •     .    ,,    rr-  m  ^r.T 

,„  .<    ;       ^1  \.  jQint-Secretanes  to  the  Treoiurv,      Treasury,  S.W. 

William  E.  Baxter,  Esq.,  M.P.,      .»  *.  ji 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


551 


Her  Majesty's  Chief  Officers  of  State — continued. 

Admiral  Sir  Sydney  Colpoys  Dacres, " 
G.C.B 

Captain  Eobert  HaU,  C.B. 


Lord  John  Hay,  C.B. 

The  Earl  of  Camperdowii, 

Greorge  J.  S.  Lefevre,  Esq.,  M.P., 

Arthur  Wellesley  Peel,  Esq.,  M.P., 

Hon.  Adolphus  F.  0.  Liddell, 

Edward      Hugessen      Knatchbull 
Hugessen,  Esq.,  M.P., 

Viscount  EnBeld,  M.P.,  . 

Eight  Hon.  Edmund  Hammond, 


Sir  Fred.  L.Rogers,  Bart.,K.O.M.G., 

Eight  Hon.  Lord  Northbrook, 

Lieut.-General  Sir  E.  Lugard, 

Mountstuart     'Elphinstone    Grant-j 
Duff,  Esq.,  M.P., 

Herman  Merivale,  C.B., . 

Sii-  Eobert   Porrett   Collier,    Knt 
Q.C,  M.P.,  .... 

Sir  John    Duke    Coleridge,   Knt, 
aC,  M.P.,  .... 


Y  Other  Lords  of  the  Admiralty,       .     Admiralty,  S.W. 


Secretary  to  th?  Admiralty,   . 
Parlia.  Sec.  to  Poor-Law  Board, 


Admiralty,  S.W. 

70  Eaton  Place,  S.W.' 


Uiider-Secs.o/State, Rome  Depart.,     30  Upper  Grosvenor  Street,  W. 
Under-Secs.  of  State,  For.  Depart.,     Downing  Street. 


} 

I  Under-Secs.  of  State,  Col.  Depart.,  Colonial  Office,  S.W. 

I  Under-Secs.  of  State,  War  Depart.,  War  Office,  S.W. 

Under-Secs.  of  State,  Ind.  Depart.  4  Queen's  Gate  Gardens,  W. 


>  Attorney-General,. 

>  Solicitor- General, 


fl      Mitre      Court     Buildings, 
•  t     Temple,  E.C. 

.    1  Brick  Court,  Temple,'^.0. 


SCOTLAHD. 

Eight  Hon.  John  Inglis,  P.C, .         .     Lord  Justice-General,    . 
Earl  of  Selkirk,        ....     Keeper  of  the  Great  Seal, 
EarlofDalhousie,K.T.,G.C.B.,P.C.,     Keeper  of  Privy  Seal,   . 
Eighty  Hon.   George  Toung,Q.C.,|j.^^^4^^.^^^^^^      •        •        • 

Et.  Hon.  Sir  J.  Moncreiff,Bart.,  P.C,     L^rd  Justice-Clerk, 

Eight  Hon.  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig,  >    r     j  r>i    it,     •  . 
Bart,  PC  i  Cleric  Kegister,      . 

Andrew  E.  Clark,  Esq.,  Q.C,  .     Solicitor-General,. 

Admiral   the  Earl   of  Lauderdale,")   „      t^         o^     j     i  t> 
■g^  Q  Tj  >-  Hereditary  btandard-Bearer, 

Duke  of  Argyle,  K.T.,  P.C,    .         .     Hered.  Master  oj  the  Household, 
Earl  of  Erroll,  ....     Hereditary  Grand  Constable, . 

The  Eoyal  Company  of  Archers,    .    Body  Guard, 

Sii-  William  Dunbar,  Bart.,     .         .  {^'^VllTink'jX''' "'!''''''}  ""'^'^  «^"'  ^'^^'^^^^ 
Major-Gen.  Sir  J.  Douglas,  K.C.B..     Commander  of  the  Forces,     .         .     Edinburgh  Castle. 


30  Abercromby  PI.,  Edinburgh. 

St  Mai-y's  Isle,  Kkkcudbright. 

Dalhousie  Castle,  Lasswade. 
Jl  NewSt.,  Spring  Gardens,S.W., 
\     and  28  Moray  Place,  Edin. 

15  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edin. 

Eiccarton,  near  Edinburgh. 

17  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edin. 

Thirlestane  Castle,  Lauder. 

Inverary  Castle,  Inverary. 
Slains  Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 
Archers'  Hall,  Edinburgh. 


Eight  Hon.  Earl  Spencer,  K.G., 
Thomas  H.  Burke,  Esq., 
Eight  Hon.  Lord  O'Hagan, 


IRELAND. 

Lord-Lieutenant,  . 
Under-Sea-etary,  . 
JJfrd  Chancellor,  . 


'\  The  Castle,  Dublin. 

.    Court  of  Chancery,  Dublin. 


EightHon.  Jonathan  Christian,  P.C,   Lord  Justice  of  the  Ct.  of  Appeal,     42  Lower  Leeson  St.,  Dublin 


^'lL.D^°'''    ^:   ^^!^   Chatterton,|  yice- Chancellor,  .        .        . 
Eight  Hon.  Charles  Robert  Barry,       Attorney-General,. 
Eichard  Dowse,  Esq.,  Q.C,  M.P.,  .     Solicitor- General, 
Lord  Sandhurst,      ....     Commander  of  the  Forces, 

Admiral  Et.  Hon.  Earl  of  Shrews-1    rr     j-..         r     j  rr-  i  cr.         j 
bury,Talbot,andWaterford,O.B.,l-  hereditary  Lord  High  Stexaard, 


5  Fitz  William  Place,  Dublin. 

32  Fitz  William  Place,  Dublin 

Dublin. 

Phoenix  Lodge,  Dublin. 

36  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. 


552 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


PEERS  AND  PEERESSES  OF,  AND  CONNECTED  WITH, 

SCOTLAND. 

ALPHABETICALLY     AERANGED. 

WITH  THEIR  ADDRESSES  IN  THE  COUNTRY  AND  IN  LONDON. 

Those  marhed  *  sit  in  the  House  of  Lords  either  as  British  Peers  or  Scottish  Representative  Peers. 
The  others  are  not  members  of  the  House  of  Peers. 


*Abercorn,  Duke  of,  K.G.,  Baron's  Court,  Tyrone, 
Ireland. — Chesterfield  House,  Great  Stanhope 
Street,  Carlton  and  Travellers'  Clubs,  London. 

*Abercromb}',  Lord  Airthrey  Castle,  Stirling. — 
Ferntower,  Perthshire.  —  Tullibody  House, 
Clackmannanshire. — 13  Chai'les  St.,  Berkeley 
Square,  London. 

*Aberdeen,  Earl  of,  Haddo  House,  Aberdeen. — 
Junior  Carlton  Club,  London. 

*Abinger,  Lord,  a  Deputj'  Lieutenant  of  Inverness- 
shire,  Invei'loohy  Castle,  Inverness-shire. — 13 
Cromwell  Road,  South  Kensington,London, TV. 

*Ailsa,  Marquis  of,  Culzean  Castle,  Maybole. 

*Airlie,  Ea  of,  K.T.,  Representative  Peer,  Cortachy 
Castle,  Kirriemuir,  Forfarshire. — Airlie  Lodge, 
Campden  Hill,  Kensington,  W. 

Arbuthnott,  Viscount,  Arbuthnott  House,  Kincar- 
dineshire.— Carlton  Club,  London. 

*Argyle,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  Secretary  of  State  for 
India,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Argj-leshire,  Here- 
ditary Master  of  the  Household  in  Scotland, 
.  Inverary  Castle,  Inverary Roseneath,  He- 
lensburgh. —  Argyle  Lodge,  Campden  Hill, 
Kensington,  W.,  and  Athenasum  Club,  London. 

*Ashburton,  Lord,  Bath  House,  82  Piccadilly,  W. 

*Athole,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  Blair  Castle,  Blair-Athole. 
— Dunkeld  House,  Dunkeld.  —  Guards'  Club, 
London. 


Balcarres,  Earl  of. 
Earl  of.  ■ 


See  Crawford  and  Balcarres, 


*Blantyre,  Lord,  Representative  Peer,  Erskine 
House,  Renfrewshire. — 3  Cromwell  Houses, 
London,  W.,  and  Travellers'  Club. 

Breadalbane,  Earl  of,  Taymouth  Castle,  Aber- 
feldy. — Rawling's  Hotel,  37  Jermyn  Street, 
London,  S.W. 
*Brougham  and  Vaux,  Lord,  Brougham  Hall,  West- 
moreland. —  Cannes,  France.  —  21  Berkeley 
Square,  London,  W. 

*Buccleuch  and  Queensberry,  Duke  of,  K.G.,  Lord- 
Lieutenant  of  Edinburghshire  and  Roxburgh- 
shire, Dalkeith  Palace,  Edinburgh. — Drum- 
lanrig  Castle,  Thornhill.— Bowhill,  Selkirk. 
—  Langholm  Lodge,  Langholm.  —  Montague 
House,  Whitehall,  S.W.,  Carlton  and  Travellers' 
Clubs,  London. 


Buchan,  Earl  of,  Amondell,  Mid-Calder. 

*Bute,  Marquis  of.  Mount  Stuart,  Rothesay. — 
Mount  Stuart,  Isle  of  Bute. — Dumfries  House, 
Cumnock. — Cardiff  Castle,  Glan)organshire. — 
83  Eccloston  Square,  London,  S.W. 

*Caithness,  Earl  of,  Representative  Peer,  Lord- 
Lieutenant    of    Caithness,    Barrogill    Castle, 

Thurso 34    Hill    Street,   Berkeley    Square, 

London,  W. 

Campbell,  Lord.     See  Stratheden  and  Campbell, 
Lord. 
*Camperdown,  Earl  of,  Camperdown  House,  Dun- 
dee.— 39  Charles  Street,  Berkeley  Square,  Lon- 
don, W.,  and  Brooks'  Club. 

Carnwath,  Earl  of,  39  Gloucester  Place,  Portman 
Square,  London,  W. 

Cassillis,  Earl  of.     See  Ailsa,  Marquis  of. 

*Cathcart,  Earl,  Cathcart  House,  Renfrewshire. — 
Carlton  and  United  Service  Clubs,  London. 

"^Cawdor,  Earl,  Cawdor  Castle,  Nairn. — 74  South 
Audley  Street,  London,  W. 

*Clintou,  Lord,  Fettercairn  House,  Kincardine- 
shire. —  Invermay  House,  Perthshire.  —  14 
Chapel  Street,  Park  Lane,  London,  W. 

*Colonsay,  Lord,  Colonsay,  Argyllshire. —  73  Great 
King  Street,  Edinburgh.  —  Athenjeum  and 
Carlton  Clubs,  London. 

*Colville  of  Culross,  Lord,  Representative  Peer, 
Master  of  the  Buckhounds,  42  Eaton  Place, 
S.W.,  and  Carlton  and  White's  Clubs,  London. 
Cranstoun,  Lord,  Benholme  Castle,  Fordoun,  Kin- 
cardineshire.—  Duncroft  House,  Grove  End 
Road,  St  John's  Wood,  London,  W. 

*Crawford  and  Balcarres,  Earl  of  (Premier  Earl  of 
Scotland),  Dunecht  House,  Echt,  Aberdeen- 
shire.— 9  Grosvenor  Square,  W.,  and  Carlton 
Club,  Loudon. 
Cromertie,  Countess  of,  Tarbat  House,  Castle 
Leod,  Cromartyshire.  —  Stafford  House,  St 
James's,  London,  S.W. 

*Dalhousie,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  G.C.B.,  Keeper  of  the 
Privy  Seal  of  Scotland,  Lord-Lieutenant  of 
Forfarshire,  Dalhousie  Castle,  Lasswade. — 
Brechin  Castle,  Brechin.  —  Panmure  House, 
Carnoustie.  —  Invermark  Lodge,  Brechin. — 
Brooks'  Club,  London. 


PARLIA^IENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


553 


•Dudley,  Earl  of,  Ednam,  KoxburgL shire. — Dudley 
House,  Park  Lane,  London. 

Dumfries,  Earl  of.     See  Bute,  Marquis  of. 

Dunblane,  Viscount  of,  Hornby  Castle,  Catterick, 
and  Kiveton  Park,  Yorkshire.  —  Godolphin 
Park,  Cornwall.— Gogmagog  Hills,  Cambridge- 
shire.— 15  Portman  Square,  London,  W. 

Dundonald,  Earl  of,  Weston  Grove,  near  South- 
ampton. 

*Dunmore,  Earl  of,  Duumore  Park,  Falkirk. — 
Fincastle,  Harris,  Stomoway. — 78  Pall  Mall, 
London. 

Dysart,  Earl  of.  Ham  House,  Surrey.  —  Buck- 
minster  Park,  Lincolnshire. 

•Edinburgh,  H.R.H.  the  Duke  of,  K.T.,  etc. 

*Eglinton  and  Winton,  Earl  of,  Eglinton  Castle, 
Irvine. — 3  Upper  Belgrave  Street,  London, 
S.W. 

Elgin  and  Kincardine,  Earl  of,  Broomhall,  Dun- 
fermline. 

Elibank,  Lord,  Damhall,  Eddleston,  Peeblesshire. 
— Pitheavlis,  Perth.— Elibank  Cottage,  Sel- 
kirkshire. 

•Elphinstone,  Lord,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Carberry 
Tower,  Musselbui-gh. 

*Erroll,  Earl  of.  Hereditary  High  Constable  of 
Scotland,  Slaines  Castle,  Cruden,  Ellon.  —  5 
Grafton  Street,  Bond  Street,  W.,  and  Brooks' 
Club,  London. 

Fairfax,  Baron,  Maryland,  United  States. 

"Falkland,  Viscount,  Scutterskelfe,  Stokesley,  York- 
shire.— 4  Prince's  Gate,  Hyde  Park,  London, 
S.W. 

*Fife,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Banffshire, 
Duff  House,  Banff.  —  Mar  Lodge,  Braemar, 
Aberdeen.  —  4  Cavendish  Square,  W.,  and 
Brooks'  Club,  London. 


Forbes,  Lord,  Premier  Baron  of  Scotland,  Castle 
Forbes,  Aberdeenshire. — Junior  Carltou  Club, 
London,  S.W. 

•Forrester,  Baron,  Gorhamburj*,  near  St  Albans, 
Herts. — 14  Great  Stanhope  Street,  London,  W. 

•Galloway,  Earl  of,  Galloway  House,  Garlieston, 
Newton-Stewart. — Cumloden,  Kirkcudbright. 
— 85  Eaton  Square,  London,  S.W. 

*Glasgow,  Earl  of,  a  Deputy  Lieutenant  of  Bute- 
shire.— Hawkhead,  Paisley. — Kelburn  Castle, 
Largs,  Ayrshire. — The  Garrison,  Cumbrae. — 
11  Hereford  Street,  Park  Lane,  London. 

Gray,  Baroness,  Kinfauns  Castle,  Perthshire. 

•Haddington,  Earl  of,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Tyning- 
hame  House,  Prestonkirk. — Mellerstein,  Kelso. 
—Boodle's  Club,  London,  S.W. 

•Hamilton,  Duke  of  (Premier  Peer  of  Scotland), 
Hamilton  Palace,  Hamilton. — Brodick  Castle, 
Arran. — 22  Arlington  Street,  London,  S.W. 

Harries,  Lord,  Carlaverock  Castle,  Dumfries. — 
Everingham  Park,  Yorkshire.  —  Thomas's 
Hotel,  25  Berkeley  Square,  London,  W. 

•Home,  Earl  of,  Eepresentative  Peer,  The  Hirsel, 
Coldstream. — Douglas  Castle,  Lanark. — Both- 
well  Castle,  Hamilton. — 6  Grosvenor  Square, 
London,  W. 

•Hopetoun,  Earl  of,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Linlithgow- 
shire,   Hopetoun   House,    South   Queensferry, 


Linlithgowshire.  —  Ormiston   Hall,    Hadding- 
tonshire.— 16  New  Bond  Street,  Loudon,  W. 

'Huntly,  Marquis  of  (Premier  Marquis  of  Scotland), 
Aboyne  Castle,  Aberdeenshire. 

•Kellie,  Earl  of,  C.B.,  Representative  Peer  (Premier 
Viscount  of  Scotland),  Alloa  Park,  Alloa.— 
Kellie  Castle,  Fifeshire.— 28  Eaton  Place,  Bel- 
gravia,  London. 
Kincardine,  Earl  of.  See  Elgin  and  Kincardine, 
Earl  of. 

•Kinloss,  Lord,  Wotton,  Bucks. — Chaudos  House, 
Chandos  Square,  London,  W. 

•Kinnaird,  Lord,  K.T.,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Perth- 
shire, Eossie  Priory,  Inchture,  Perthshire. — 
New  Club,  Edinburgh. 

•Kinnoull,  Earl  of,  Dupplin  Castle  and  Cromlix 
Cottage,  Perth.— 30  Wilton  Crescent,  London. 

•Kintore,  Earl  of,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Aberdeen- 
shire, Keith  Hall,  Aberdeenshire.  —  Brooks' 
Club,  London,  S.W. 

•Lauderdale,  Eavl  of,  K.C.B.,  Eepresentative  Peer, 
Hereditaiy  Standard-Bearer  of  Scotland,  and 
principal  Naval  Aide-de-Camp  to  the  Queen, 
Thirlestane  Castle,  Lauder,  Stow.— Dunbar 
House,  Haddingtonshire. — 83  Lancaster  Gate, 
London. 
Leeds,  Duke  of.  See  Dunblane,  Viscount  of. 
Lennox,  Duke  of.     See  Eichmond,  Duke  of. 

•Leven  and  Melville,  Earl  of,  Eepresentative  Peer, 
Glenferness,  Forres.— Roehampton,  Surrey. — 
Carlton  Club,  London. 

*Lothian,  Marquis  of,  Newbattle  Abbey,  Dalkeith. 
— Mounteviot,  Jedburgh. 
Loudoun,  Countess  of,  Eowallan  Castle,  Ayrshire, 
— Donnington  Park,  Leicestershire. — Eawdon 
Hall,  Yorkshire. 

•Lovat,  Lord,  K.T.,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Inverness- 
shire,  Beaufort  Castle,  Beauly.— Brooks'  Club, 
and  13  Bury  Street,  London. 

Macdonald,  Lord.— Armadale,  Skye. 

Mansfield,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  Hereditary  Keeper  of 
Scone  Palace,  Lord -Lieutenant  of  Clack- 
mannanshire, Scone  Palace,  Perth.  —  Caen 
Wood,  Middlesex.  —  Carlton  Club,  London, 
S.W. 


Mar,  Earl  of,  Hilston  Park,  Monmouthshire.— 
Junior  Athenaeum  Club,  London. 

March,  Earl  of.     See  Wemyss  and  March,  Earl  of. 

Melfort,  Earl  of.     See  Perth,  Earl  of. 

•Melville,  Viscount,  G.C.B.,  Melville  Castle,  Lass- 
wade. — 7  Portugal  Street,  London,  W. 

•Middleton,  Lord,  Applecross,  Ross-shirc.— 4  Upper 
Grosvenor  Street,  Loudon,  W. 

•Minto,  Earl  of,  Minto  House,  Roxburghshire. — 
Melgund,  Forfarshire. — 48  Eaton  Square,  and 
Brooks'  Club,  London,  S.W. 

•Montrose,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  Lord-Lieutenant  of 
Stirlingshire,  Hereditary  Sheriff  of  Dumbarton- 
shire, Buchanan  House,  Stirlingshire.  —  45 
Belgrave  Square,  London,  S.W. 

•Moray,  Earl  of,  Donibristle  House,  Aberdour, 
Fifeshire.—  Darnaway  Castle,  Forres.— Doune 
Lodge,  Perthshire. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


*MortoD,  Earl  of,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Dalmahoy, 
Eatho,  Edinburgh. — Aberdour  House,  Fife- 
shire. 

*Napier,  Lord,  K.T.,  Governor  of  Madras,  Thii-1- 
stane  Castle,  Selkirk. 

Napier  of  Magdala,  Lord,  G.C.B.,  G.C.S.I.,  United 
Service  Club. 

Newbiirgh,  Countess  of,  Eome — Hassop,  Derby. 
— Shudoor,  Sussex. 

•Northampton,  Marquis  of,  Kirkness,  Kinross- 
shire. — 145  Piccadilly,  London. 

*Northesk,  Earl  of,  Ethie  House,  Arbroath. — Long- 
wood,  Winchester,  Hants. — Atheujeum  Club, 
London. 

Oranmore  and  Browne,  Lord,  The  Mount,  Ayrshire. 

*Orknej',  Earl  of,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Glenapp, 
Ballantrae,  Girvan. — Taplow  Court,  Bucking- 
hamshire.— 3  Ennismore  Place,  Knightsbridge, 
London,  S.W.,  and  Carlton  Club. 

Perth,  Earl  of,  2  Upper  Belgrave  Street,  Belgrave 
Square,  Loudon,  S.W. 

Polwarth,  Lord,  Mertoun  House,  St  Boswells. — 
Humbie  House,  Haddingtonshire. 

^Portland,  Duke  of,  Fullarton  House,  Ayrshire. — 
Langwell,  Caithness-shire.  — 19  Cavendish 
Square,  London,  W. 

Queensberry,  Duke  of.  See  Buccleuch  and  Queens- 
berry,  Duke  of. 

Queensberry,  Marquis  of,  Kinmount,  Annan. — 
Glen  Stewart  House  and  Tinvrald  House, 
Dumfries. 

Eeay,  Lord,  Windsor  Terrace,  Plymouth. 

*Eichmond  and  Lennox,  Duke  of,  K.G.,  Gordon 
Castle,  Fochabers.— Huntly  Lodge,  Aberdeen- 
shire.— Kinrara,  Inverness-shire.— 49  Belgrave 
Square,  and  Carlton  Club,  London. 

*Eollo,  Lord,  Duncrub,  Dunning,  Bridge  of  Earn. 
— Drumcrieff  House,  Moffat. — Athenasum  and 
Eeform  Clubs,  London. 

""Eosebery,  Earl  of,  Dalmeny  Park,  Linlithgow- 
shire.— 2  Berkeley  Square,  and  White's  Club, 
London. 

*Eosslyn,  Earl  of.  Grand  Master  Mason  of  Scot- 
land, Dysart  House,  Kirkcaldy. — Olaridge's, 
Brook  Street,  London,  W. 

Eothes,  Countess  of,  Leslie  House,  FLfeshire. — 4 
Heriot  Eow,  Edinburgh. — 10  Harley  Street, 
London. 

♦Eothesay,  H.E.H.  the  Duke  of,  K.T.,  etc..  Baron 
Eenfrew,  Lord  of  the  Isles,  and  Great  Steward 
of  Scotland,  Marlborough  House,  Pall  Mall, 
London. 

"Koxburghe,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  Floors  Castle,  Kelso. 
— Broxmouth  Park,  D  unbar. — Clarendon  Hotel, 
London,  W. 

Euthven,  Lord,  Freeland  House,  Perthshire. — 
Harperstoun,  County  Wexford,  Ireland. 


*Saltoun,  Lord,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Philoith 
Castle,  Mintlaw,  Aberdeenshire. — Ness  Castle, 
Inverness-shire. — Carlton  Club. 

*Seafield,  Earl  of,  Cullen  House,  Cullen,  Banffshire. 
— Castle  Grant,  Inverness-shire.  — 169  New 
Bond  Street,  London. 

'Selkirk,  Earl  of,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Keeper  of 
the  Great  Seal  of  Scotland,  Lord-Lieutenant  of 
Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright,  St  M-ary's  Isle, 
Kirkcudbright. — United  Service,  Athenteum, 
and  Carlton  Clubs,  London,  S.W. 

Sempill,  Baroness,  Morton-Pinknej-  Manor,  Nor- 
thamptonshire.— Murrayfield,  Edinbm-gh. 

•Sinclair,  Lord,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Nisbet  House, 
Dunse. — Herdmanstone,  Haddington. — Carlton 
Club,  London. 

Somerville,  Lord,  The  Pavilion,  Melrose. 

*Southesk,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  Kinnaird  Castle,  Brechin. 
—  Glendj'e,  Kincardineshire.  —  Travellers' 
Club,  London,  S.W. 

*Stair,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  Lord  High  Commissioner  to 
the  General  Assembly  of  the  Church  of  Scot- 
land, Lord-Lieutenant  of  Wigtownshire.  — 
Oxenfoord  Castle,  Ford,  Edinburgh. — Culhorn 
House,  Stranraer.  —  St  George's  Hotel,  Albe- 
marle Street,  London. 

Stormont,  Viscount.     See  Mansfield,  Earl  of. 

*Strathallan,  Viscount,  Eepresentative  Peer,  Strath- 
allan  Castle,  Perthshire. — 1  Albemarle  Street, 
London. 

*Stratheden  and  Campbell,  Lord,  Hartrigge  House, 
Jedburgh. — 17  Bruton  Street,  London. 

Strathmore,    Earl   of,    Glamis   Castle,    Forfar. — 
Carlton  Club,  London. 

*Strathnairu,  Lord,  G.C.B.,  G.C.S.I.,  United  Service 
Club,  London. 

•Sutherland,  Duke  of,  K.G.,  Lord-Lieutenant  of 
Sutherland  and  Cromarty  shires,  Dxmrobin 
Castle,  Golspie. —  Stafford  House,  St  James's, 
London,  S.W. 

Torphichen,  Lord,  Calder  House,  Mid-Calder. 

*Tweeddale,  Marquis  of,  K.T.,  K.C.B.,  Eepresenta^- 
tive  Peer,  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Haddingtonshire, 
Yester   House,    Haddington.  —  Carlton    Club, 
London,  S.W. 
Verulam,  Earl  of.     See  Forrester,  Baron. 

*Wemyss  and  March,  Earl  of,  Lord-Lieutenant  of 
Peeblesshire,  Gosford  House,  Seton,  Amisfield, 

Haddingtonshire 64  Queen  Street,  Edinburgh. 

— 23  St  James's  Place,  London. 

•Whamcliffe,  Lord,  Belmont  Castle,  Perthshire. — 
Wharncliffe  House,  15  Curzon  Street,  London. 

•WUloughby  de  Eresby,  Lord,  Drummond  Castle, 
Crieff. — White's  Club,  London. 

•Zetland,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  Kerse  House,  Falkirk.— 
Dunbog,  Fifeshire.  —  19  Arlington  Street, 
London,  S.W. 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY 


555 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT  FOR  SCOTLAND. 


Places.             Constituency.  Members. 

Aberdeen 13216    Colonel  Wm.  H.  Sykes. 


1788 


William  M'Combie. 
William  D.  Fordyoe. 
Hon.  Marquis  of  Lome. 
William  Finnie. 
Sir  D.  Wedderburn. 


Eobert  W.  Duff. 
David  Kobertson. 
Charles  Dalrymple. 
Sir  J.  G.  T.  Sinclair. 

WiUiam  P.  Adam. 

A.  Orr  Ewing. 


Aberdeen,  W.  D...     3911 
Aberdeen.  E.  JD....     4295 

Argyle,  Co 2897 

Ayr^N.D 3297 

Ayr,  S.  D 3445 

Ayr 23091 

Campbelton  411 

Inveraray. ...IdO  1 3657     Ed.  H.  J.  Craufurd 

Irvine 632 

Oban 205j 

Banff,_Co 2316 

Bei-wick,  Co 1652 

Bute,  Co 1104 

Caithness,  Co 1071 

Clackmannan  and) 

Kinross,  Co j 

Dumbai-ton,  Co....     2155 
Dumfries 1717 1 

Annan 333 

Eirlcudbj-'f  .344:  1-2806     Eobert  Jardine. 

Lochmaben.. 178 

Sanquhar.... 234:  J 
Dumfries,  Co 2905    Major  Geo.  G.  Walker, 

^-'^^ 15-6  {|iig\?iSear- 

^'^-^-^^ 22946  {?Xn  MiUe^"" 

Edinlmrgh,  Co 2565    Sir  Alex.  G.  Maitland. 

Edinburgh  and  St) 

Andrews     Z7«i->-4892     Lyon  Playf air. 

versities.... 
Elgin ysg" 

Banf 940 

Cullen 273 

Inverury 375 

Kintore 85 

Peterhead. .1114 

Falhirr '.'.'.'.'.' '{(yilK 

Airdne 1644  | 

Hamilton... 1026  )-4499    James  Merry. 

Lanark 474 

Linlithgow  ..341 J 

FiJe,Co 4287 

Forfar,  Co 3481 


-35 


3576    M.  E.  Grant  Duff. 


Sir  E.  Anstruther,  Bart. 
Hon.  Charles  Carnegie. 
rEobert  Dalglish. 

Glasgow 49966 -;  William  Graham. 

(George  Anderson. 
GlasgowandAber-l  ^^^^     -^^^^^.^  g   (j^^^^^_ 
deen  universities) 

Greenock 5965    James  J.  Grieve. 

Haddington  ....  57 1 1 

^"5t'«7ci.;:tf6li707|M^^^ 

Lauder 164  I  <-    Ferguson  Davie,  Bart. 

Jedburgh 360  J 

Haddington,  Co. ...      903     Lord  Elcho. 
Hawick 1482) 

Galashiels.  1274  >•  3412     George  Otto  Trevelyan. 

Selkirk 656) 

Inverness 1508 1 

For'<ro;;;:::;:?27  [2345    M.  W.  Macintosh. 
Nairn 348 


Places.  Constituency.  Members. 

Inverness,  Co 1602     Donald  Cameron. 

Kilmarnock. ..3093 1 

Du7nbartonl471 

Renfrew 503  J-  7052    Et.  Hon.  E.  P.  Bouverie 

Rutherglen  1242  ] 

Pt.-Glasgow  7  43} 

Kincardine,  Co 1740 

Kirkcaldy 16661 

JDysart 1408  I  07.7 

Kinghorn... .190  (  °'    ' 

Burntisland  483  J 
Kirkcudbright,  Co.    2003 

Lanark,  N.D.......     5873 


James  Dyce  Nicol. 
Eoger  S.  Aytoun. 


Wellwood  H.  Maxwell. 
(Sir    T.   E.    Colebrooke, 
\     Bart. 


Lanark,  S.D 2933    J.  G.  0.  Hamilton. 

Leith 6678) 

MusselburghBlb  >  8189    Eobert  A.  Macfie. 

Portobello...Q9&) 

Linlithgoio,  Co 1224     Peter  M'Lagau. 

Montrose 2019^ 

^r6;-oa^A... 3022  | 

Brechin 927  !-7760     William  Ed.  Baxt^-. 

Forfar 1636 

Bervie 156  J 

^S(^/1^!!:}1502    Frederick  Dundas. 

Paisley 3648     H.  E.  Crum  Ewing. 

Peebles    and  Sel-\    07^  f Sir     Graham      Graham 
kirk,  Cos J  1     Montgomery,  Bart. 

P,rth 3463  JSon.  A.  Fitzgerald  Kin- 

(    naird. 

Perth,  Co 5342     Charles  S.  Parker. 

Penfreto,Co 3969    Et.  Hon.  H.Austin  Bruce. 

Boss  d-  Cromarty,} 

Cos. .::! 

Roxburgh,  Co 1736  j^^'^f  ^^"1'^^"  °^  ®*'^- 

St  Andrews.  ...478^ 
A7istrutherE.199  I 
Anstruther  W. 82 

Crail 152  12012     Edward  Ellice. 

Cupar 519 

Pittenweem... 231  \ 

Kilrenny 351 J 

Stirling 17991 

Cuh-oss 78  I 

Dunfvrm.line2072  )-4392     Henry  Campbell. 
Inverkeithing  265 
Queensferry  ..178  J 
Stirling,  Co 2735 


1516     Alexander  Matheson. 


John  E.  Erskine. 


o  ,1.     7      in  Qcn  fHon.  Lord  Eonald  Chas. 

Sutherland,  Co 350  |     Leveson-Gower. 

Wick 4481 

Cromarty ....  72 

Dingwall.. ...201 

Kirkwall  ....394 

Dornoch 79 

Tain 253J 

Wigtown 2531 

Whithorn. ...170 

Stranraer. ...631  J- 1118 

New    Gallo-       1 

way 64j 

Wigtown,  Co 1543 


1447     George  Loch. 


George  Tonne 


Lord  Garlies. 


55G 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   HOUSE  OF  COMMONS. 


SPEAKER. 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  JOHN  EVELYN  DENISON. 

England  and  Wales.  Scotland. 

For  Cities  and  Boroughs,    301  2G 

„     Counties, 187  32 

„     Universities,     5  2 

493  60 


Ireland. 
39 
64 
2 

105 


ilemters.  Places. 

AcLAND,  T.  D Devon,  N.  D. 

Adair,  Hugh  E Ipswich. 

Adam,  William  P Clackmannan,  etc. 

Adderley,  Et.  Hon.  Sir  C.  B..Stafford,  N.  D. 

Akroyd,  Edward Halifax. 

Allen,  Ralph  S Somerset,  E.  D. 

Allen,  William  S Newc'le-under-Lyme, 

Amcotts,  W.  C Lincoln,  M.  D. 

Amoiy,  J.  H Tiverton. 

Amphlett,  R.  P Worcester,  E.  D. 

Anderson,  George Glasgow. 

Annesley,  Hon.  H Oavan  co. 

Anson,  Hon.  Aug.  H.  A Bewdley. 

Anstruther,  Sir  Robert Fife  co. 

Antrobus,  Edmund,  jun Wilton. 

Arbuthnot,  Major Hereford. 

Archdall,  Mervyn EermauHgh  co. 

Arkwright,  A.  P Derbj^  N.  D. 

Arkwright,  Richard Leominster. 

Armitstead,  George Dundee. 

Assheton,  Ralph Clitheroe. 

Ayrton,  Rt.  Hon.  Acton  S....Tower  Hamlets. 
Aytoun,  Roger  S Kirkcaldy,  etc. 

Backhocse,  E Darlington. 

Baggallay,  Sir  Richard Surrev,  M.  D. 

Bagge,  Sir  William Norfolk,  W.  D. 

Bagwell,  John Clonmel. 

Bailey,  Sir  J.  R.,  Bart Hereford  co. 

Baines,  Edward Leeds. 

Baker,  R.  B.  W Essex,  S.  D. 

Ball,  Rt.  Hon.  Jn.  Thomas  ..Dublin  University. 

Barclay,  Alexander  0 Taunton. 

Baring,  Thomas Huntingdon. 

Barnett,  Henry Woodstock. 

Barrington,  Viscount Eye. 

Barrow,  William  H Notts,  S.  D. 

Barry,  A.  H.  Smith Cork  co. 

Barttelot,  W.  B Sussex,  W.  D. 

Bass,  Michael  A Stafford,  E.  D. 

Bass,  Michael  T Derby. 

Bateson,  Sir  Thomas,  Bart. ..Devizes. 

Bathurst,  Allen  A Chencestei-. 

Baxter,  William  Edward Montrose,  etc. 

Bazley,  Sir  Thomas,  Bart Manchester. 

Beach,  Sir  M.  E.  H.,  Bart.  ...Gloucester.  E.  D. 

Beach,  William  W.  B Hants,  N.  D. 

Beaumont,  F.  E.  B Durham,  S.  D. 

Beaumont,  Henry  F York,  W.  R.,  S.  D. 

Beaumont,  S.  A Wakefield. 

Beaumont,  W.  B Northumberlnnd,  S.  D 

Bectivc,  Earl  of Westmoreland  co. 

Bentall,  E.  Hammond Maldon. 

Bentinck,  George  C Whitehaven. 

Bentinck,  G.  W.  P.  A Norfollc,  W.  D. 

Benyon,  Richard Berks  oo. 


Members.  Places. 

Beresford,  Marcus Southwark. 

Biddulph,  Michael Hereford  co. 

Bingham,  Lord Mayo  co. 

Birley,  Hugh Manchester. 

Blennerhasset,  Sir  R.,  Bart...Galway. 

Bolckow,  H.  W.  F Middlesborough. 

Bootli,  Sir  E.  Gore,  Bart Sligo  co. 

Booth,  George  S Hants,  N.  D. 

Bourne,  James Evesham. 

Bouverie,  Right  Hon.  E.  P. ..Kilmarnock,  etc. 

Bowmont,  Marquis  of Roxburgh  co. 

Bowring,  E.  A Exeter. 

Brady,  John Leitrim  co. 

Brand,  Eight  Hon.  H.B.  W... Cambridge  co. 

iJrand,  Henry  K Hertford  co. 

Brassey,  H.  A Sandwich. 

Brassey,  Thomas Hastings. 

Brewer,  William  Colchester. 

Bright,  Jacob Manchester. 

Bright,  Right  Hon.  John Birmingham. 

Bright,  Richard Somerset,  E.  D. 

Brinckman,  T.  H Canterbury. 

Brise,  S.  B.  R Essex,  N.E.  D. 

Bristowe,  Samuel  Boteler Newark-on-Trent. 

Broadley,  W.  H.  H York,  E.  E. 

Brocklehurst,  W.  C Macclesfield. 

Brogden,  Alexander Wednesbury. 

Brooks,  W.  Cunliffe Cheshire,  E.  D. 

Brown,  A.  H Weulock. 

Browne,  G.  E Mayo  co. 

Bruce,  Lord  C Wilts,  N.  D. 

Bruce,  Et.  Hn.  Lord  Ernest. ..Marlborough. 

Bruce,  Sir  H.  H.,  Bart Coleraine. 

Bruce,  Et.  Hon.  H.  Austin  ...Eenfrew  co. 

Bruen,  Henry Carlow  co. 

Biyan,  George  L Kilkenny  co. 

Buckley,  Sir  Edmund Newc'le-under-Lyme. 

Buckley,  Staleybridge. 

Bnller,  Sir  Edward  M.,  Bart.  Stafford  co.,  N.  D. 

Burke,  E.  H Christchurch. 

Burke,  Viscount Galway  co. 

Burrell,  Sir  Percy,  Bart Shoreham. 

Bur}',  Eight  Hon.  Viscount. ..Berwick-on-Tweed. 

Buxton,  Charles Surrey,  E.  D. 

Buxton,  Sir  R Norfolk,  S.  D. 

Cadogan,  Hon.  F.  William. ..Cricklade. 

Callan,  Philip Dundalk. 

Cameron,  Donald  Inverness  co. 

Campbell,  Henry  Stirling,  etc. 

Oandlish,  John Sunderland. 

Cardwell,  Eight  Hon.  E Oxford  city. 

Carington,  Hon.  W.  H.  P Wycombe. 

Carnegie,  Hon.  Charles Forfar  co. 

Carter,  John  B Winchester. 

Carter,  Eobert  M Leeds. 


PAELTAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


557 


Members.  Places. 

Cartwright,  F.  W Nortliampton  co.,  S.  D 

Cartwright,  W.  C Oxford  co. 

Castlerosse,  Viscount Kerry  co. 

Cave,  Eight  Hon.  Stephen....Shoreham. 

Cave,  Thomas Barnstaple. 

Cavendish,  Lord  F.  C York,  W.  R,  N.  D. 

Cavendish,  Lord  G Derby,  N.  D. 

Cawley,  Charles  E Salford. 

Cecil,  Lord  E.  H.  B Essex,  N.W.  D. 

Chadwick,  David Macclesfield. 

Chambers,  Montague Devonport. 

Chambers,  Thomas Mai-ylebone. 

Chaplin,  Henry Lincoln,  M.  D. 

Charley,  W.  f Salford. 

Child,  Sir  Smith,  Bart Stafford,  W.  D. 

Childers,  Et.  Hon.  H.  C.  E....Pontefract. 
Cholmeley,  Sir  M.  J.,  Bart.. ..Lincoln,  N.  D. 

Cholmeley,  H.  A.  H Grantham. 

Clay,  James HulL 

i?lifford,  Charles  Cavendish. .Newport,  L  of  Wight, 

Clive,  Edward Hereford. 

Clive,  Hon.  G.  W Ludlow. 

Clowes,  S.  W Leicester,  N.  D. 

Cochrane,  A.  D.  E.  Baillie  ...Isle  of  Wight. 

Cogan,  William  H.  F Kildare  co. 

Cole,  Hon.  Heniy  A Fermanagh  co. 

Colebrooke,  Sir  T.  E.,  Bart... Lanark,  N.  D. 

Coleridge,  Sir  John  D Exeter. 

Collier,  Sir  Eobert  P Plymouth. 

Collins,  Thomas Boston. 

Colman,  Norwich. 

Colthurst,  Sir  G.  C,  Bart Kinsale. 

Conolly,  Thomas Donegal  co. 

Corbett,  Edward Salop,  S.  D. 

Corrance,  Frederick  S Suffolk,  E.  D. 

Corrigan,  Sir  Dominic  J Dublin. 

Corry,  Eight  Hon.  H.  T.  L...Tyi-one  co. 

Cowen,  Joseph Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Cowper,  Hon.  H.  F Hertford  co. 

Cowper-Temple,Et.Hn.W.F.  Hants,  S.E.  D. 

Craufurd,  Edward  H.  J Ayr,  etc. 

Crawford,  Eobert  W London. 

Creighton,  Viscount Enniskillen. 

Croft,  Sir  H.  G.  D Hereford  co. 

Cross,  Eichai-d  A Lancaster,  S.W.  D. 

Crossley,  Sir  Francis York,  W.E.,  N.  D. 

Cubitt,  George Surrey,  W.  D. 

Dalglish,  Eobert Glasgow. 

Dalrymple,  Charles Bute  co. 

Dalrymple,  Donald Bath. 

Dal  way,  M.  E Carrickfergus. 

Damer,  Hon.  L.  D Portarlington. 

D'Arcy,  Matthew  P Wexford  co. 

Davenport,  W.  B Warwick,  N.  D. 

Davie,  Sir  H.  E.  F.,  Bart Haddington,  etc. 

Davies,  Eichard Anglesea  co. 

Dawson,  Eobert  P Londonderry  co. 

Dease,  Edmund Queen's  co. 

Dease,  M.  O'Eeilly Louth  co. 

Delahunty,  James Waterford. 

De  la  Poer,  Edmond Waterford  co. 

Denison,  C.  B York,  W.  E.,  M.  D. 

Denison,  Eight  Hon.  J Notts,  N.  D. 

Denman,  Hon.  George Tiverton. 

Dent,  John  Dent Scarborough. 

Devereux,  E.  J Wexford. 

Dick,  W.  W.  F.  H Wicklow  co. 

Dickinson,  S.  S Stroud. 

Dickson,  Alexander  G Dover. 

Digby,  Kenelm  T Queen's  co. 

Dilke,  Sir  Charles  W.,  Bart. ..Chelsea. 

Dillwyn,  Lewis  L Swansea. 

Dimsdale.  Eobert Hertford. 

Disraeli,  Eight  Hon.  B ..Buckingham  co. 


Members.  Places. 

Dixon,  George Birmingham. 

Dodds,  Joseph  Stockton. 

Dodson,  John  George Sussex,  E.  D. 

Dowdeswell,  William  E Worcester,  W.  D. 

Downing,  J.  M'C Cork  co. 

Dowse,  Eichard,  Q.C Londonderry. 

Drax,  J.  S.  W.  S.  Erie Wareham. 

Duff,  M.  Elphinstone  Grant.Elgin,  etc. 

Duff,  Eobert  W Banff  co. 

Duncombe,  Hon.  0 York,  N.  E. 

Dundas,  Frederick Orknej^  etc. 

Du  Prd,  Caledon  G Buckingham  co. 

Dyke,  William  H Kent,  M.  D. 

Dyott,  Eichard Lichfield.    ■ 

Eastwicke,  E.  B Penryn,  etc. 

Eaton,  Henry  W Coventry. 

Edwardes,  Hon.  W Haverfordwest. 

Edwards,  Hemy Weymouth. 

Egerton,  Hon.  A.  F Lancaster,  S.E.  D. 

Egerton,  Hon.  Francis Derby,  E.  D. 

Egerton,  Sir  P.  de  M.  G Chester,  W.  D. 

Egerton,  Hon.  Wilbrahain....Cheste]-,  M.  D. 

Elcho,  Lord Haddington  co. 

Ellice,  Edward St  Andrews,  etc. 

Elliot,  George Durham,  N.  D. 

Ellis,  Hon.  L.  Agar Kilkenny  co. 

Elphinstone,  Sir  J Portsmouth. 

Enfield,  Viscount Middlesex  co. 

Funis,  John  J Athlone. 

Erskine,  John  E Stirling  co. 

Esmonde,  Sir  John Waterford  co. 

Ewing.  Archibald  Orr Dumbarton  co. 

Ewing,  H.  E.  Crum Paisley. 

Eykyn,  Eoger Windsor. 

Fagan,  William Carlow. 

Fawcett,  Henry Brighton. 

Feilden,  Henry  M Blackburn. 

Fellowes,  Edward Huntingdon  co. 

Fielden,  Joshua York,  W.  E.,  M.  D. 

Figgins,  James Shrewsbury. 

Finch,  George  H Eutlaud  co. 

Finnie,  William Ayr,  N.  D. 

Fitzgerald,  Lord  0 Kildare  co. 

Fitzmaurice,  Lord  E Calne. 

Fitzwilliam,  Hon.  C.  W.  W...Malton. 
Fitzwilliam,  Hon.  W.  H.  W.. .Wicklow  co. 

Fletcher,  Isaac  Cockermouth. 

Floyer,  John Dorset  co. 

Foljambe,  F.  J.  S East  Eetford. 

Forde,  William  B Down  co. 

Fordyce,  William  D Aberdeen,  E.  D. 

Forester,  Eight  Hon.  G Wenlock. 

Forster,  Charles Walsall. 

Forster,  Eight  Hon.  W.  E.  ...Bradford. 
Fortescue,  Et.  Hon.  C.  S.  P.. .Louth  co. 

Fortescue,  Hon.  D.  F Andover. 

Foster,  William  Henry Bridgnorth. 

Fothergill,  E Merthyr  Tydvil. 

Fowler,  E.  N Penrj'n,  etc. 

Fowler,  William Cambridge. 

French,  Eight  Hon.  F Eoscommon  co. 

Gall-vvey,  Sir  W.  P.,  Bart....Thirsk.  '^- 

Galway,  Viscount East  Eetford. 

Garlics,  Lord Wigtown  co. 

Gavin,  George  0 Limerick. 

Gilpin,  Charles Northampton. 

Gilpin,  Eichard  T Bedford  co. 

Gladstone,  Eight  Hon.  W.  E.  Greenwich. 

Gladstone,  William  H Whitby. 

Glyn,  George  G Shaftesbury. 

Goldney,  Gabriel Chippenham. 

Goldsmid,  Sir  F.  H.,  Bart Eeading. 


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Members.  Places. 

Goldsmid,  Julian  Eocliester. 

Gooch,  Sir  Dauiel,  Bart Cricklade.     [versities, 

Gordon,  Edward  Strathearn..Glasg.  &  Aberd.  Uni- 

Gore,  John  E.  0 Salop,  N.  D. 

Gore,  W.  E.  0 Leitrim. 

Goschen,  Eight  Hon.  G.  J — London. 

Gourley,  E.  Temperley Sunderland. 

Gower,  Hon.  E.  F.  L Bodmin. 

Graham,  William Glasgow. 

Grant,  Hon.  James  Elgin  and  Nairn  co. 

Graves,  Samuel  E Liverpool. 

Gray,  Sir  John Kilkenny. 

Gray,  William Bolton. 

Greaves,  Edward War^vick. 

Greene,  Edward Bury  St  Edmunds. 

Gregory,  G.  B Sussex,  E.  D. 

Gregory,  William  Henry Galway  co. 

Grenville,  E.  N Somerset,  M.  D. 

Greville,  Hon.  A.  W.  F Westmeath  co. 

Greville-Nugent,Hon. G.F.N.  Longford  co. 
Grey,  Eight  Hon.  Sii-  G.,  Bt..Morpeth. 

Grieve,  James  J Greenock. 

Grosvenor,  Hon.  N Chester. 

Grosvenor,  Hon.  E Westminster. 

Grosvenoi-,  Lord  E Flintshire. 

Grove,  Thomas  F Wilts,  S.  D. 

Guest,  Arthur  E Poole. 

Guest,  Montague  J Youghal. 

Guruey,  Eight  Hon.  Eussell.. Southampton. 

Hadfield,  George Sheffield. 

Hambro,  0.  J.  T Weymouth. 

Hamilton,  Lord  0.  J Lynn-Regis. 

Hamilton,  Lord  Claud Tyrone  co. 

Hamilton,  Lord  G.  F Middlesex. 

Hamilton,  Marquis  of  Donegal  co. 

Hamilton,  J.  G.  C Lanark,  S.  D. 

Hamilton,  Ion  Trant Dublin  co. 

Hanmer,  Sir  John,  Bart Flint. 

Harcourt,  W.  V Oxford. 

Hardcastle,  Jos.  A Bury  St  Edmithds. 

Hardy,  Eight  Hon.  G-athorne  Oxford  University. 

Hai-dy,  John Warwick,  S.  D. 

Hardy,  J.  Stewart Eye. 

Harris,  John  D Leicester. 

Hartington,  Marquis  of New  Eadnor. 

Hay,  Sir  John  0.  D.,  Bart. ...Stamford. 

Headlam,  Eight  Hon.  T Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Henderson,  John Durham. 

Henley,  Lord Northampton. 

Henley,  Right  Hon.  J.  W Oxford  co. 

Henry,  John  Snowden Lancaster,  S.E.  D. 

Henry,  Mitchell Galway  co. 

Herbert,  Hon.  A.  E.  W.  M.... Nottingham. 

Herbert,  Henry  A Kerry  co. 

Herbert,  Et.  Hon.  Sir  P.  E.  ...Salop,  S.  D. 

Hermon,  Edward Preston. 

Heron,  Denis  Caufield,  Q,.C...Tipperary  co. 

Harvey,  Lord  Aug Suffolk,  W.  D. 

Hesketh,  Sir  T.  G.,  Bart Preston. 

Heygate,  Sir  F.  W.,  Bart Londonderry  co. 

Hibbert,  J.  Tomlinson Oldham. 

Hick,  John Bolton. 

Hildyard,  T.  B Notts,  S.  D. 

Hill,  Alexander  S Coventry. 

Hoare,  Sir  H.  A Chelsea. 

Hoare,  P.  M Southampton. 

Hodgkinson,  Grosvenor Newark-on-Treut. 

Hodgson,  Kirman  D Bristol. 

Hodgson,  William  N Cumberland,  E.  D. 

Holford,  J.  P.  Gwynne Brecon. 

Holford,  Eobert  S Gloucester,  E.  D. 

Holland,  Samuel' Merioneth  co. 

Holmesdale,  Viscount Kent,  M.  D. 

Holms,  John  Hackney. 


Members.  Places. 

Holt,  James  M Lancaster,  N.E.  D. 

Hood,  Hon.  A.  W.  A.  N Somerset,  W.  D. 

Hope,  Alexander  J.  B.  B Cambridge  Univer. 

Hornby,  Edward  K Blackburn. 

Horsman,  Right  Hon.  E Liskeard. 

Hoskyns,  Chandos  Wren Hereford. 

Howard,  Hon.  C.  W.  G Cumberland,  E.  D. 

Howard,  James Bedford. 

Hugessen,  E.  H.  K Sandwich. 

Hughes,  Thomas Frome. 

Hughes,  William  B Carnarvon. 

Hunt,  Eight  Hon,  G.  W Northampton,  N.  D. 

Hurst,  Robert  H Horsham. 

Hutt,  Right  Hon.  Sir  W Gateshead. 

Hutton,  John Northallerton. 

Ibbetson,  Sir  H.  J.  8 Essex,  N.W.  D. 

Illingworth,  Alfi-ed  Kjiaresborough. 

Ingram,  H.  F.  Meynell Stafford,  W.  D. 

Jackson,  R.  W Hartlepool. 

James,  Henry Taunton. 

Jardine,  Robert Dumfries. 

Jenkinson,  Sir  G.  S Wilts,  N.  D. 

Jervis,  Henry  J.  W Harwich. 

Jessell,  George  Dover. 

Johnston,  Andrew Essex,  S.  D. 

Johnston,  William Belfast. 

Johnstone,  H.  A.  B Canterbury. 

Johnstone,  Sir  Harcourt Scarborough. 

Jones,  John Carmarthen  co. 

Kavanagh,  Arthur-  M Carlow  co. 

Kay-Shuttleworth,  U.  J Hastings. 

Kekewich,  Samuel  T Devon,  S.  D. 

Kennaway,  John  Henry Devon,  E.  D. 

Keown,  William Do wnpatrick. 

King,  Hon.  P.  J.  L Surrey,  E.  D. 

Kingscote,  Eobert  N.  F Gloucester,  W.  D. 

Kinnaird,  Hon.  Arthur  F Perth. 

Knight,  Frederick  W Worcester,  W.  D. 

Knightley,  Sir  E.,  Bart Northampton,  S.  D. 

Knox,  Hon.  William  S Dungannon. 

Lacon,  Sir  E.  H.  K Norfolk,  N.  D. 

Lau-d,  John , Birkenhead. 

Lambert,  N.  G Buckingham  co. 

Lancaster,  John Wigan. 

Langton,  W.  H.  P.  Gore Somerset,  W.  D. 

Laslett,  William Worcester. 

Lawrence,  J.  C Lambeth. 

Lawrence,  William London. 

Lawson,  Sir  Wilfrid,  Bart. ...Carlisle. 

Lea,  Thomas Kidderminster. 

Learmonth,  Colonel  Alex.  ...Colchester. 

Leatham,  E.  A Hudderslield. 

Lefevre,  George  J.  Shaw Eeading. 

Legh,  George  C Chester,  M.  D. 

Legh,  W.  J Chester,  E.  D. 

Leman,  George York. 

Lennox,  Lord  G.  C Lymington. 

Lennox,  Lord  H.  G Chichester. 

Leslie,  Charles  P Monaghan  co. 

Leveson-Gower,  Lord  R.  C... .Sutherland  co. 

Lewis,  John  D Devonport. 

Lewis,  John  Harvey Marylebone. 

Liddell,  Hon.  H.  G. Northimiberknd,S.D. 

Lindsay,  Hon.  C.  H Abingdon. 

Lindsaj',  Robert  L Berks  co. 

Lloyd,  Sir  T.  D.,  Bart Cardigan- 
Loch,  George Wick,  etc. 

Locke,  John Southwark. 

Lopes,  Henry  Charles Launceston. 

Lopes,  Sir  Massey,  Bart Devon,  S.  D. 

Lome,  Marquis  of Argyle  co. 


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Members.  Places. 

Lowe,  Eigbt  Hon.  Eobert London  Unirersity. 

Lowther,  Heniy Cumberland,  W.  D. 

Lowtbei",  James York. 

Lowther,  William Westmoreland  co. 

Lubbock,  Sir  John,  Bart Maidstone. 

Lush,  John  A Salisbury. 

Lusk.  Andrew Finsburv. 

Lyttelton,  Hon.  G.  G Worcester,  E.  D. 

M-Arthitr,  W Lambeth. 

M-Clean,  John  R. Stafford,  E.  D. 

M-Clure,  Thomas Belfast. 

M'Combie,  William  Aberdeen,  W.  D. 

MacEvoy,  Edward Meath  co. 

Macfie,  Robert  A Leith,  etc. 

Mackintosh,  ^neas Inverness,  etc. 

M'Lagan,  Peter Linlithgow  co. 

M'Laren,  Duncan Edinburgh. 

M'Mahon,  Patrick Xew  Ross. 

Magniac,  Charles St  Ives. 

Maguire,  John  F Cork. 

MahoD,  Lord Suffolk,  E.  D. 

Maitland,  Sir  A.  G.  Bart Edinburgh  co. 

Malcolm,  John  W Boston. 

Manners,  Et.  Hn.  Lord  John.. Leicester,  N.  D. 

Manners,  Lord  G.  J Cambridge  co. 

March.  Earl  of Sussex,  N.  D. 

Marling,  S.  S Gloucester,  W.  D. 

Martin,  John Meath  co. 

Martin.  Philip  W Rochester. 

Matheson,  Alexander. Ross  and  Crom.  co. 

Matthews,  Henry Dungarvan. 

Maxwell,  Wellwood  Herries.. Kirkcudbright  co. 

MeUor,  T.  W Ashton-under-Lyne. 

Melly.  George Stoke-upon-Tre'nt. 

MeiTy.  .James Falkirk,  etc. 

Meyrick,  Thomas. Pembroke. 

Miall,  Edward Bradford. 

Milbank,  Frederick  A York,  N.  R. 

Miller,  John  Edinburgh. 

Milles,  Hon.  G.  W Kent,  E.  D. 

Mills,  C.  H Kent,  W.  D. 

Milton.  Yiscount York,  W.  R.,  S.  D. 

Mitchell,  Thomas  A Bridport. 

Mitford,  William  T Midhurst. 

Monk,  Charles  J Gloucester. 

Monsell,  Right  Hon.  W Limerick  co. 

Montagu,  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  R... Huntingdon  co. 
Montgomery,  Sir  G.  G.,  Bt....Peeblesand  SelkLrkco. 

Morgan,  Charles  O Monmouth  co. 

Morgan,  Hon.  G.  G Brecon  co. 

Morgan,  G.  0 Denbigh  co. 

Morley,  Samuel Bristol. 

Morrison,  Walter Plymouth. 

Mowbray,  Eight  Hon.  J Oxford  University. 

MundeUa,  A.  J Sheffield. 

Muntz,  Philip  H Birmingham. 

Murphy,  N.  D Cork. 

Nirv\T)EGATE,  C.  N Warwick,  N.  D. 

Newport,  Viscount Salop,  N.  D. 

Nicholson,  William Petersfield. 

Nicol,  James  D Kincardine  co. 

Noel,  Hon.  Gerard  J Rutland  co. 

North,  John  Sidney Oxford  co. 

Northcote,  Sir  S.  H..  Bart Devon,  N.  D. 

Norwood,  Charles  M Hull. 

O'Brien,  Sir  Patrick,  Bart... Kings  County. 

O'Connor,  Charles  0 Roscommon. 

O'Connor,  D.  M Sligo  co. 

O'Donoghue,  Daniel Tralee. 

Ogilvy.  Sir  John,  Bart Dundee. 

O'Loghlen,  Rt.  Hn.  Sir  C.  M.. Clare  co. 
O'Neill,  Hon.  Edward Antrim  co. 


Members.  Places. 

Onslow,  G.  J.  H Guildford. 

O'Reilly,  Myles  William Longford  co. 

Osborne,  Ralph  Bernal Waterford  city. 

Otway,  Arthur  J Chatham. 

Paget,  R.  H Somereet.  M.  D. 

Pakington,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  S..Droitwicii. 

Palk,  Sir  Lawrence,  Bart Devon,  E.  D. 

Palmer',  J.  H Lincoln. 

Palmer,  Sir  Roundel! Eichmond. 

Parker.  Charles  S ..Perth  co. 

Parker^  Windsor Suffolk,  W.  D. 

Parry,  T.  L.  D Carnarvon  co. 

Patten,  Et.  Hn.  John  Wilson  Lancaster,  N.  D. 

Pease,  Joseph  W Durham,  S.  D. 

Peek,  H.  W Surrey,  M.  D. 

Peel,  Arthur  W War'n'ick. 

Peel,  John Tamworth. 

Peel,  Right  Hon.  Sir  Rt.,  Bt.  Tamworth. 

Pelbiain,  Lord Lewes. 

Pell,  Albert Leicester,  S.  D. 

Pemberton,  E.  L Kent,  E.  D. 

Percy,  Earl Northumberland,  N.D. 

Philips,  R-obert  N Bury. 

Phipps,  Charles  Paul Westbury. 

Pim,  Jonathan Dublin. 

Piatt,  John Oldham.  [Universities. 

Playfaii-,  Lyon   Edin.  and  St  Andrews 

Plimsoll,  Samuel  Derby. 

Plunkett,  Hon.  David  Robt... Dublin  University. 

Portman,  Hon.  W.  H Dorset  co. 

Potter,  Edmund Carlisle. 

Potter,  Thomas  B Rochdale. 

Powell,  W Malmesbury. 

Power,  John  T Wexford  co. 

Price,  W.  E Tewkesbury. 

Price,  William  P Gloucester. 

Raikes,  Henry  0 Chester. 

Ramsden,  Sir.  J.  W Monmouth. 

Rathbone,  W Liverpool. 

Read,  Clare  S Norfolk,  S.E.  D. 

Reed,  Charles Hackney. 

Richard,  Henry i.Merthyr  Tydvil. 

Eichards,  Evan  M Cardigan  co. 

Eidley,  Matthew  W Northumberland,  N.D. 

Eobertson,  David Berwick  co. 

Eoden,  William  S Stoke-upon-Trent. 

Eothschild,  Baron  L.  N.  de.  ..London. 
Eothschild,  Baron  M.  A.  dc.Hythe. 
Eothschild,  Nathan  M.  de.... Aylesbury. 

Bound,  James Essex,  N.E.  D. 

Royston,  Yiscount Cambridge  co. 

Russell,  Arth.  J.  E Tavistock. 

Russell,  F.  0.  H Bedford  co. 

Russell,  F.  W Limerick. 

Russell,  Sir  William,  Bart.... Norwich. 
Eylands,  Peter Warrington. 

St  AiTBTN,  John Cornwall,  W.  D. 

St  Lawrence,  Viscount Galway. 

Salomons,  Sir  David,  Bart... Greenwich. 

Salt,  Thomas  J Stafford. 

Samuda,  Joseph  D Tower  Hamlets. 

Samuelson,  Bern Banbury. 

Samuelson,  H.  B Cheltenham. 

Sandon,  Viscount Liverpool. 

Sartoris,  E.  J Carmarthen  co. 

Saunderson,  Edward  J Cavan  co. 

Scott,  Lord  Henr3' Hants,  S.  D. 

Scouriield,  John  H Pembroke  co. 

Seely,  Charles Lincoln  city. 

Seely,  Charles,  junior Nottingham. 

Seymour,  Alfred Salisbury. 

Sejnnour,  Hugh  D Antrim  co. 


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Members.  Places. 

Shaw,  Eichai-d Buruley. 

Shaw,  W Bandonbridge. 

Sheridau,  Henry  B Dudley. 

Sherlock,  D King's  co. 

Slierriff,  Alexander  G Worcester. 

Shirley,  S.  E Monaghan  co. 

Sidebottom,  James Staleybridge. 

Simon,  John Dewsburj\ 

Simonds,  William  B Winchester. 

Sinclair,  Sir  J.  G.ToUeraache  Caithness  co. 

Smith,  Abel Hertford  co. 

Smith,  F.  0 Notts,  N.  D. 

Smith,  John  B Stockport. 

Smith,  Eowland Derby,  S.  D. 

Smith,  Samuel  G Aylesbury. 

Smith,  Thomas  E Tynemouth. 

Smith,  William  H Westminster. 

Somerset,  Lord  Henry  K Monmouth  co. 

Stacpoole,  William Ennis. 

Stanley,  Hon.  F.  A Lancaster,  N.  D. 

Stanley,  Hon.  W.  0 Beaumaris. 

Stansfeld,  Eight  Hon.  Jas Halifax. 

Stapleton,  John Berwick-on-Tweed. 

Starkie,  J.  P.  0 Lancaster,  N.E.  D. 

Steere,  Lee Surrey,  W.  D. 

Stepney,  J.  S.  C Carmai'then 

Stevenson,  J.  C South  Shields. 

Stone,  William  H Portsmouth. 

Stopford,  Sack.  G Northampton,  N.  D, 

Storks,  Sir  Henry Eipon. 

Straight,  Douglas Shrewsbury. 

Stronge,  Sir  James  M.,  Bart..Armagh  co. 

Strutt,  Hon.  Plenry Derby,  E.  D. 

Stuart,  James  F.  D.  0 Cardiff. 

Sturt,  Charles  N Dorchester. 

Sturt,  Henry  G Dorset  co. 

Sykes,  Christopher York,  E.  E. 

Sykes,  William  Henry Aberdeen. 

Synan,  E.J Limerick  co. 

Talbot,  C.  E.  M Glamorgan  co. 

Talbot,  J.  G Kent,  W.  D. 

Talbot,  Hon.  Eeginald Stafford. 

Taylor,  P.  Alfreii Leicester. 

Taylor,  Eight  Hon.  T.  E.  ...Dublin  co. 

Thynne,  Lord  Heniy Wilts,  S.  D. 

Tipping,  William Stockport. 

Tite,  Sir  William Bath. 

Tollemache,  John Chester,  W.  D. 

Tollemache,  Hon.  F.  J Grantham. 

Tomline,  George Grimsby. 

Torrens,  Eobert  E Cambridge. 

Torrens,  W.  T.  M Finsbuiy. 

Tracy,  Hon.  C.  H Montgomery. 

Trelawney,  Sir  J.  S Cornwall,  E.  D. 

Trevelyan,  George  Otto Hawick,  etc. 


Members.  Places. 

Trevor,  Lord  A.  E.  H Down  co. 

Turner,  Charles Lancaster,  S.W.  D. 

Turnor,  Edmund Lincoln,  S.  D. 

Uequhart,  William  P Westmeath  co. 

Vance,  John Armagh. 

Vandeleur,  Crofton  M Clare  co. 

Verner,  Edward  W Lisburn. 

Verner,  William  Armagh  co. 

Verney,  S  ir  Harry Buckingham. 

Vickers,  Stanley Wallingford. 

Villiers,  Eight  Hon.  C Wolverhampton. 

Vivian,  Arthur  P Cornwall,  W.  D. 

Vivian,  Heniy  H Glamorgan  co. 

Vivian,  Hon.  J.  0.  W Truro. 

Walker,  George  Gustavus.. .Dumfries  co. 

Walpole,  Hon.  F Norfolk,  N.  D. 

Walpole,  Eight  Hon.  S.  H.... Cambridge  Univ. 

Walsh,  Hon.  Arthur Eadnor  co. 

Walter,  John Berks  co. 

Waterhouse,  Samuel Pontef ract. 

Waters,  George,  Q.C Mallow. 

Wedderburn,  Sir  D Ayr,  S.  D. 

Weguelin,  Thomas  M Wolverhampton, 

Welby,  William  Earle Lincoln,  S.  D. 

Wells,  William  Peterborough. 

West,  Henry  W Ipswich. 

Wethered,  T.  0 Harlow. 

Whalley,  George  H Peterborough. 

Wharton,  Durham. 

Whatman,  James Maidstone. 

Wheelhouse,  W.  S Leeds. 

Whitbread,  Samuel Bedford.' 

White,  Hon.  Charles  W Tipperary  co. 

White,  James Brighton. 

Whitwell,  John Kendal. 

Whitworth,  Thomas Drogheda. 

Williams,  Charles  H Barnstaple. 

Williams,  Sir  Frederick  M....Trui-o. 

Williams,  Watkin Denbigh. 

Williamson,  Sir  H Durham,  N.  D. 

Wilmot,  Henry Derby,  S.  D. 

Willyams,  E.  W.  B Cornwall,  E.  D. 

Wingfield,  Sir  C.  J Gravesend. 

Winn,  Eowland    Lincoln,  N.  D. 

Winterbotham,  Henry  S.  P.. .Stroud. 

Wise,  Henry  C Warwick,  S.  D. 

Woods,  Heni-y ; . Wigan. 

Wyndham,  Hon.  Percy  S Cumberland,  W.  D. 

Wynn,  Charles  W.  W Montgomery  co. 

Wynn,  Sir  W.  W.,  Bart Denbigh  co. 

1  Young,  A.  W Helstone. 

I  Young,  Eight  Hon.  George... Wigtown,  etc. 


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PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


PUBLIC  OFFICES,  ETC. 

Accountant  in  Baukruptcy.  ISTew  Eegister  House,  10 

to  3 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Adjutant- General's  Office,  G.P.O.,  10  to  4. 
Advocates'  Widows'  Fund,  Advocates'  Librarj'. 
Arts,  Royal  Institution  for  Encouragement  of  Fine, 

National  Galleiy,  10  to  4. 
Assay  Office,  98  South  bridge. 
Auditor's  Office,  16  Royal  Ex.,  10  to  3 ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 
Billet-master,  Police  Chambers,  11  to  3  and  G  to  8  ; 

Leith  Police  Office,  same  hours. 
Blind  Asylum,  38  i  58  Nicolson  St.,  9  to  7;  Sat.  9  to  3. 
Board  of  Fisheries  Office,  Royal  Institution,  10  to 

4;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Board  of   Supervision  for  Relief  of  the  Poor,  125 

George  street,  10  to  4  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Board  of  Trustees  for  Manufactures,  Roj'al  Institu- 
tion, 10  to  4 ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Botanical  Gardens,  Roj'al,  Inverleith  row,  6  a.m.  to 

6  P.M. ;  Saturday,  in  summer,  6  to  8. 
Cess  and  Tax  Office,  Count}'  and  Citj-,  14 Waterloo  pi. 
Chamber  of  Commerce  and  Manufactures,  11  Mel- 
bourne place. 
Church  of  Scotland  Offices,  22  Queen  street,  10  to  4. 
City  Ciiasibp;rs,  10  Royal  Exchange- 
Accountant's  Office,  No.  10 ;  10  to  5. 

Chamberlain's  Office,  No.  1 ;  10  to  4  and  G  to  8. 

City  Clerk's  Office,  Council  Department,  No.  8 ; 
10  to  5 :  Saturday,  10  to  1. 

Dean  of  Guild's  Office,  No.  5  ;  10  to  5. 

Dep.  City-clerk's  Office,JudicialDept. No. 5;  10  too. 

Passport  Office,  No.  5  ;  10  to  5 ;  Saturdaj",  10  to  1. 

Procm-ator-Fiscal's  Office,  No.  G  ;  10  to  3. 

Public  Works  Office,  No.  9;  9  to  5. 
City  of  Edinburgh  Roads  and   Streets   Trust,  4G 

George  street,  10  to  3  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Commissaiy  Clerk's  Office,  Parliament  sq.,  10  to  3 ; 

Saturday,  10  to  1. 
< Jonsistorial  Clerk's  Office,  New  Register  Ho.,  10  to  4. 
Control  Office,  ^      \ 

Commissary  of  Supply  Office,  f  lo  *,-,  4 
Commissarj'  of  Stores  Office,   t 
Control  Paymaster's  Office,     ) 
Corn  Exchange,  29  Grassmarket. 
Com  Exchange,   35   Constitution   street ;    Market 

Office,  44  Constitution  street. 
(,'ouncil  Chambers,  19  Charlotte  street,  Leith. 
Council  Records  Office,  10  Royal  Exchange,  10  to  5  ; 

Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Court  of  Chancery  (Sheriff's),  Parliament  square. 
Crown  Agent's  Office,  Parliament  square,  10  to  4. 
Crown   Chamberlain  and  Receiver  for    Scotland, 

General  Register  House,  10  to  4;  Sat.  10  to  1. 
Custom  House,  Commercial  street,  Leith,  10  to  4. 
Dockmaster's  Office,  Victoria  Dock  gates. 
Donaldson's  Hospital  Office,  61  Castle  st.,  10  to  4. 
Edinburgh   Working    Men's    Club  and   Institute, 

Writers'  court,  315  High  st.,  8  a.m.  to  10  30  p.m. 
Exchange  Reading-room,  37  Constitution  street. 
Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  square,  10  to  4 ; 

Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Experimental  Gardens,  Inverleith  row. 
Fine  Arts,  Royal  Association  for  Promotion  of,  G7 

George  street,  10  to  4. 
Free  Church  College,  Mound,  10  to  3. 
Free  Church  Offices,  15  North  Bank  street,  10  to  4 

and  7  to  9  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Gas-light  Company,  Edinburgh,  25  Waterloo  Place 

and  65  Constitution  street,  9.45  to  8.15. 
Gas-light  Company,  Edin.  and  Leith,  8  Geo.  st.  and 
11  Baltic  St.,  9.30  to  8;  Saturday,  9.30  to  G  p.ir. 
Gas-meter  Inspector's  Office,  8  Royal  Exchange. 
"  2N 


Gazette   Office,   Exchequer   Chambers,    Parliament 

square,  10  to  4 ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
General  I5oard  of  Lunacy,  Post  Office  Buildings,  10 

to  4 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Geological  Survey,  1  India  Building.'?,  10  to  4. 
Ucriot's,    George,    Hospital    Office,    7    Roj-al   E.x- 

chauge,  10  to  4  and  G  to  8  ;  Saturdaj',  10  to  2. 
Hen-ing  Fisheiy  Office,  2  Dock  place,  Leith,  10  to  4. 
Hospital,  Royal,  for  Sick  Children,  Lauriston  lane. 
Ho.  of  Refuge,  Queeusberry  ho.,  G  Canongate,  10  to  4. 
Humane  Society,  Leith  Mill  road. 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  etc.,  Legacy  duty,  6  Water- 
loo   place ;     Stamps    and    Taxes,    10    Waterloo 
place;   Excise   Office  and  Surveyors   of   Taxes, 
12  and  14  Waterloo  place:  Cash,  10  to  3;  Sat.  10 
to  12.     For  instruments  and  forms  to  be  stamped, 
10  to  2  ;  Sat.  10  to  12.     For  delivery  of  stamped 
forms,  10  to  11;  of  stamped  instruments,  1  to  2. 
Tuesday  and  Thursday  for  spoiled  stamps,  12  to 
2.     Other  business,  10  to  4  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Joint-stock   Companies    Registration    Office,    Ex- 
chequer Chambers,  10  to  3  ;  Saturdaj',  10  to  12. 
Judicial  Statistics  Office, Castle  ter.,10  to  4,  Sat.  10  to  1. 
Justice  of  Peace  Office  for  Citj',  10  Royal  Exchange, 
10  to  5  ;  Saturdaj',  10  to  1.     For  county,  County 
hall,  10  to  3  and  (ij  to  8  ;  Saturday,  10  to  2. 
Lands  Valuation  Office,  10  Hanover  st.,  10  to  4,  6  to  8. 
Lands  Valuation  Office  (County),  County  Buildings, 

10  to  3  ;  Saturdaj',  10  to  12. 
Land  Valuation,  Scotland  (Railways  and  Canals); 

Assessor's  Office,  5  Gayfleld  square. 
Libraries — 
Advocates',  Parliament  sq.,  10  to  4;  Sat.  10  to  1. 
The  Ediuburjih  Subscription,  24  George  street, 

10  to  4 ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Mechanics',  5  Victoria  terrace,  9  to  3  and  G  to  9, 

Saturday  evening  excepted. 
Mechanics',  58  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith,  Monday, 

Wednesday,  and  Friday  evenings,  7.30  to  9. 
Philosoph.  Inst.,  4  Queen  st.,  9.30  a.m.  to  9.30  p.m. 
Protestant    Institute   of    Scotland,    George    iv. 

Bridge,  10  to  4;  Saturdaj',  10  to  1. 
School  of  Arts,  Adam  square,  Monday  and  Thurs- 

daj'  during  session,  7.30  to  8.30  p.m. 
Select  Subscription,  26  Waterloo  place,  11  to  4J, 

and  6J  to  9,  Friday  evening  excepted. 
Signet,  Parliament  square,  10  to  4  during  session, 

10  to  3  vacation  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 

Solicitors  of  Supreme  Courts,  Parliament  square, 

dm"ing  session  10  to  4 ;  vacation,  10  to  3.       On 

Saturdays,  during  session  10  to  2;  vac.  10  to  1. 

Solicitors  at  Law,  Sheriff  Court  buildings,  George 

IV.  bridge,  10  to  4  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 
University,  in  summer,  10  to  1 ;  winter,  10  to  4  ; 
Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Mercantile  Marine  Office,  Custom  House. 
Meteorological  Society,  G.P.O.  Buildings,  10  to  4. 
Ministers'  Widows'  Fund,  G  N.  St  David  st.,  11  to  2.^. 
Museums  —  National   Antiquities,   Mound,    Tues., 
Wed.,  and  Sat ,  10  to  4 ;  and  Sat.  evening,  7  to 
9,  free  ;  Mondaj',  shut ;  Thursday  and  Fridaj-, 
10  to  4  :  admission,  Gd. 
National  Galleiy,  Mon.,  Tues.,  Wed.,  and  Sat.  10 
to  4,  from  1st  October  to  31st  January  (No- 
vember excepted),  and  from  10  to  5  from  1st 
Feb.  to  30th  Sept.,  free ;  Sat.  evening,  7  to  9, 
free.     Thurs.  and  Fri.  10  to  4 ;  admission,  Gd. 
Phrenologic.il,  1  Surgeon  square. 
Royal  College  of  Surgeons,  18  Nicolson  street,  12 
to  4  in  summer,  12  to  3  in  winter;  Tuesday,  shut. 
Science  and  Art,  Argj'le  sq.,    Mon.,  Tues.,  and 
Thurs.,  10  to  4  ;  admission,  Gd.     Wed.  10  to  4  ; 
Friday  and  Saturdaj-,  10  to  4  and  G  to  9,  free. 


562 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


Night  Asylum,  190  High  street. 
Northern  Lights  Office,  84  George  street,  10  to  4. 
Ordnance  Survey  Office,  G.P.O.,  9  to  5.30. 
Parochial  Poorhouses — 

Canongate,  Tolbooth  wynd;   office,  163  Canon- 
gate,  10  to  3  and  6  to  8. 
City;  office,  12  Lauriston  lane,  9  to  5. 
North  Leith,  18  N.  Junction  St.,  10  to  4  and  6  to  8. 
South  Leith,  51  Gt.  Junction  st.,  10  to  4  and  6  to  8. 
St  Cuthbert's  or  "West  Kirk,  Lothian  road,  9  to  5; 
Saturday,  9  to  1. 
Philosophical  Instit.,  4  Queen  st.,  8  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 
Police    Office,    192    High   street.     Sub-offices— St 
Leonard    street ;    24    South    St   James'   street ; 
Hamilton  place.  Stockbridge;  179  Fountainbridge; 
163  Canongate ;  and  18  Charlotte  street,  Leith. 
Police  Collector's  Office,  Police  Chambers,  10  to  3i ; 

Saturday,  10  to  12i. 
Police  Collector's  Office,  19  Charlotte  street.  Leith, 

10  to  4. 
Police,  County,  County  Buildings,  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 
Post  Office,  General,  "Waterloo  place ;  branch,  33a 

Bernard  street. 
Presenter  of  Signatures  Office,  Parliament  sq.,  10 

to  1;  Saturday,  10  to  12;  vacation,  11  to  12. 
Principal  Medical  Officer,  Castle,  10  to  4. 
Prison  Board,  County,  46  George  street. 
Prison  Managers,  H.M.,  for  Scotland,  30  Castle  ter- 
race, 10  to  4 ;  Saturdays,  10  to  1. 
Procurator-Fiscal,  County,  Sheriff  Court  Buildings, 

10  to  4  and  7  to  8 ;  Saturdays,  30  to  1. 
Public  Institute,  58  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith,  8  a.m. 

to  10  p.m. 
Public  Works  Office,  H.M.,  Parliament  sq.,  10  to  4 ; 

Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Railway,  Caledonian,  Lothian  road.  Princes  street, 

Granton,  &  Docks,  Leith. 
Eailway,  N.  British,  Princes  street,  1  Constitution 
street,  Citadel,  Leith  "Walk,  Haymarket,  Abbey 
hill.  Trinity,  and  Granton. 
Eecorders'  Offices — 

Calton,  21  Calton  hill,  10  to  4. 

Canongate,  163  Canongate,  10  to  3  and  6  to  8. 

Grevfriars,  City  Chambers,  10  Eoyal  Exchange, 

10  to  4;   Saturdav,  10  to  1. 
St  Cuthbert's,  West  Churchyard,  9  to  4. 
South  Leith,  99a  Kirkgate,  10  to  4 ;  Saturdav, 
10  to  12. 
Eegalia  of  Scotland,  Castle,  12  to  3. 
Eegister  House — 

Accountant  to  the  Court  of  Session,  No.  28  (new 

house),  10  to  3;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 

Bill  Chamber,  Nos.  2  and  4  (new  house).    Session, 

10  to  12  &  2  to  4  ;  Sat.  10  to  12.    "Vacation  and 

recess,  10  to  12  and  2  to  3 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 

Chancery  Office,  Nos.  36,  42,  44,  and  46,   new 

house— 10  to  3 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Edictal  Citation  Office,  No.  45  (new  house).    Ses- 
sion, 3  to  4 ;  vacation,  11  to  12. 
Extractor's  Office,  Nos.  1,  3,  and  5  (new  house). 
Session,  10  to  5;  Saturday,  11  to  12 ;  vacation, 
Tuesday,  Wednesday,  and  Thursday,  11  to  1. 
Fee  Fund,  Court  of  Session,  No.  11  (new  house). 
Session,  11  to  5;  Sat.  10  to  12;  vacation,  11  to  2.1 
General  Eecords,  10  to  3 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12.        | 
Great  Seal,  No.  43,  2  to  3. 
Justiciary,  Nos.  40,  42.      Session,  10  to  3  and  7 1 

to  8  ;  vacation,  10  to  3. 
Lyon  Office,  Nos.  39,  41  (new  house),  11  to  3 ; 
except  Saturdaj',  during  vacation,  Wednesda}' 
and  Friday,  11  to  2. 
Privy  Seal,  No.  48,  3  to  4. 
Eegister    of   Deeds   and    Protests,    Nos.  36,  46, 

48,  and  52,  10  to  o ;  Saturday.  10  to  1. 
Eegister  of  Homings,  No.  10.     See  Bill  Chamber 
as  to  hours,  etc. 


Eegister  House  (contimied) — 

Eegistration  of  Births,  Deaths,  and   Marriages, 
New  Eegister  House,  10  to  4  ;  Sat.  10  to  1.    For  ' 
Eegistration  Offices,  see  List  of  Streets. 

Sasiue  Office,  No.  41,  10  to  4  ;  Saturdav,  10  to  12. 

Signet,  Nos.  24.  26—3  to  4  ;  Saturday,"ll  to  12. 

Teind  Office,  Nos.  21  (2  to  5),  23,  25,  27  (new  ho.). 

Session,  10  to  5;  vacation,  11  to  2;  Sat.  11  to  12. 

Eeligious  Institution  House,  5  St  Andrew  sq. — 

Bible  Society  Depository,  9^  to  7. 

City  Mission,  10  to  2. 

Sabbath  Alliance,  10  to  4. 

Scottish  Coast  Mission,  10  to  4. 

Scottish  Evangelistic  Society,  11  to  4. 
Eoyal  College  of  Physicians,  9  Queen  street. 
Eoyal  College  of  Surgeons,  18  Nicolson  street. 
Eoyal  Engineers'Office,  42  Northumberlandst.,10to4» 
Eoj-al  Infirmarj',  Infirmary  street. 
Eoj'al  Maternity  Hospital,  Chapel  ho.,  2  Chapel  st. 
Eoyal  Medical  Societ}-,  7  Melbourne  place. 
Royal  Scottish  Academy  of  Painting,  etc.,  Nat.  Gal. 
Eoyal  Society,  Eoyal  Institution,  10  to  5. 
Schoolmasters'  Widows'  Fund,  10  to  3. 
Scottish  Trade  Protection  Society,  4  Bank  street, 

9  to  5  ;  Saturday,  9  to  2. 

Servants'  Institution  and  Female  Home,  4  South 

Charlotte  street. 
Sf.ssion-clerks'  Offices — 

Canongate,  159  Canongate,  10  to  3  and  7  to  8. 

North  Leith,  7  Hamburgh  place,  10  to  3;  Monday 
and  Friday,  7  to  8 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 

South  Leith,  99a  Kirkgate,  10  to  4  ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 

St  Cuthbert's,  6  Lothian  rc5ad,  10  to  3  and  7  to 

9  ;  Saturday,  10  to  2. 

St  Giles',  51  Cockbum  street,  10  to  3  and  6  to  8  ; 
Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Sheriff-clerk's  Office,  Sheriff  Court  Build'gs,  George 

IV.  bi-idge,  10  to  4  and  7  to  8 ;  Saturday,  10  to  2. 
Sheriff-clerk's  Office,  Leith,  83  Constitution  street, 

11  to  3  and  7  to  8  ;  Saturday,  11  to  1. 
Sheriff-clerk  of  Chancery  Office,  Parliament  square, 

10  to  1 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12.    Vacation,  11  to  12. 
Shore  Dues  Office,  Custom  House. 

Statue  Gallery,  Eoyal  Institution,  Wed.  and  Friday, 

12  to  4 — admission,  6d. ;  Saturday,  10  to  4 — ^free. 
Tax  Offices — 

Assessed  Taxes  Survey  Office,  14  Waterloo  place, 

10  to  3. 

Canongate  Poor  Rates  Office,  163  Canongate,  11 

to  3  and  6  to  8. 
City  Poor  Eates,  279  Hish  Street,  10  to  3  and  7 

to  8  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Land  Tax,  No.   10,  Property  and  Income  Tax, 

No.  14  Waterloo  place,  10  to  3 ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 
North  Leith  Poor  Eates,  18  North  Junction  street. 
Police  and  Prison  (City).     See  Police  Collector's 

Office. 
Police  (County),    County    Buildings,    10   to    3 ; 

Saturday,  10  to  12. 
Eoad  Money,  46  Geo.  st.,  10  to  3  ;  Sat.  10  to  12. 
South  Leith  Poor  Eates,  94  Constitution  street. 
St  Cuthbert's  or  West  Kirk  Poor  Eates,  10  Han- 
over street,  10  to  3  and  6  to  8. 
Telegraph  Offices — General  Post  Office. 
Branch  offices,  33a  Bernard  st.,  Leith ;  Charlotte  pi. 
Eeceiving  offices — Boroughmuirhead,    Cockbum 
street,    Granton,    Hanover    street,    Holyrood, 
Newington,  Parliament  House,  Stockbridge. 
Town-clerk's  Office,  Leith,  19  Charlotte  street. 
United  Presbyterian  Chiuxh  Office,  5  Queen  street, 

10  to  4  and  6  to  8. 
W^ater  Trust,  Edinburgh  and  District,  123  Princes 

street,  10  to  3  and  G  to  8 ;  Saturday,  10  to  1. 
Watt  Institution  and  School  of  Arts,  Adam  square. 
Weights  and  Measures,  12  Eoyal  Exchange,  9  to  6 ; 
Saturday,  9  to  1 :  for  county,  County  Buildings. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


563 


COMMITTEES  OF  TOWN  COUNCIL  OF  EDINBUKGH— 1870-71. 


LORD  PROVOST. 

Eight  Hon.  Wm.  Law, 

BAILIES. 

William  Skinner, 
Peter  Miller, 
David  Lewis, 
George  Cousin,    . 
James  Marshall,- 
Peter  Howden,     . 

DEAi;  OF  GUILD. 

John  Eussel, 

TREASURER. 

James  Colston,     . 

CO^n'TlNEE  OF  TRADES. 

Daniel  Eobertson, 

COUXCILLORS. 

Thomas  Methven, 
John  A.  Fullarton, 
"William  Anderson, 
James  Durham,  . 
Thomas  Sloan,     . 
Eobert  Somerville, 
James  Crighton,  . 
James  Macknight, 
George  Smith, 
John  Hope,  . 
Henry  Murray,    . 
J.  D.  Wormald,    . 
John  Eomans, 
John  Tawse, 
John  Wilson, 
James  Blackadder, 
Adam  Mossman, . 
Eobert  Cranston, 
James  Lewis, 
Eobert  Younger, . 
Thomas  Temple, 
Eichard  Bladworth, 
Thomas  Eobertson, 
Eobert  Gordon,    . 
James  Gowans,    . 
Thomas  Eowatt, 
John  Millar, 
D.  Scott  Moncrieff, 
Eobert  Mitchell, . 
.3]neas  Mackay,  . 
John  J.  Muirhead, 

No.  in  each  Committee, 


l^t 


16 


14   15 


15 


■  c  p. 


13 


13 


15 


w  3  S 
2       be 


16 


1* 


13 


Hospitals  : — 


In  addition  to  the  Elected  Members,  the  Lord  Provost  is  ex  officio  a  Director  of  the  Water  Company. 
Those  marked  *  are  the  Conveners  of  the  respective  Committees. 

The  Ordinary  Meetings  of  the  Committees  were  last  year  held  as  follow  : — 


Lord  Provost's, 
Trinity  Hospital, 
Education, 
Markets,    . 
Plans  and  Works, 


Wednesday  at  12. 
Monday  at  12. 
Thursday  at  3. 
Monday  at  11. 
Thursday  at  11. 


Treasui'er's, 

Law, 

Cleaning  and  Lighting, 

Streets  and  Buildings, 


Friday  at  2. 
Wednesday  at  11. 
Mondaj'  at  12. 
Friday  at  11. 


The  Trinity  Hospital,  Education,  Markets,  and  Law  Committees  do  not  require  stated  periodical 
Meetings.     Of  the  Appeals  Committee,  only  two  or  three  Meetings  are  held  annually. 


664 


PUBLIC  DEPAETMENTS. 


Town-Clerh,  James  David  Marwick. 
City  Assessors^  G.  Young  and  John  M'Laren. 
Chamberlain,  D.  I.  Robertson. 

Depute  City  Clerk  in  Magisterial  and  Judicial  De- 
partment,   and  Extractor  of  the  Dean  of  Guild 

Court,  Robert  Morham. 
Depute  City  Clerk  in  Police  Department,  Alexander 

Harris. 
Accountant,  Robert  Adam. 
Superintendent  of  Public  Works,  D.  Cousin. 
Procurator-Fiscal,  R.  Bruce  Jolinston,  "W.S. 
Law  Agent,  W.  White-Millar,  S.S.C,  8  Bank  street. 
Medical  Officer  of  Health,  H.  D.  Littlejohn,  M.D. 
Assessor  under  the   Valuation  of  Lands  Act,  Robert 

Paterson. 
Session-Clerk,  David  Beatson,  51  Cockburn  street. 
Council- Officer,  A.  Macpherson,  City  Chambers. 
Keeper  of  Imperial  Weiyhts  and  Measures,  James 

Anderson. 
Out-door  Lispector  of  Weights  and  Measures,  William 

Shaw. 
Agent  for  the  City,  as  Superiors  of  Leith,  Andrew 

Snody,  S.S.C. 
Clerk  of  Canongate,  W.  Fraser,  W.S. 

COURT  OF  POLICE. 
Judges,  The  Lord  Provost,  the  six  Bailies  of  the 

City,  the  Sheriff,  and  the  Sheriff-substitutes  of  the 

County. 
Procurator-Fiscals,    Thomas    Linton,    sen.,    John 

Paterson,  and  Charles  Macpherson. 
Clerk  of  Court,  James  Morham. 
First  Lieutenant,  Alex.  M'Lellan. 
lAeutenants,  Duncan  Millar,  John  Milligan,  Thomas 

Linton,  jun. 
Lispectors,   George   Sharp,   K.   Thomson,  and   M 

M'Dermott. 
Sergeant,  James  Brodie. 

CIVIL  DEPARTMENT. 
Supermtendent  of  Police,  Thomas  Linton. 
Surgeon,  Henry  D.  Littlejohn,  M.D. 
Burgh  Engineer,  Charles  Macpherson. 
Inspector  of  Lighting  and  Cleaning,  John  Paterson  ; 

Assistant,  John  Blackwood. 
Inspector  of  Nuisances,  John  Paterson. 
Master  of  Fire-engines,  John  Mitchell. 
Collector,  Malcolm  S.  Irvine. 
Accountants,  D.  Murray,  C.A.,  and  Robert  Adam. 
[jaw  Agent,  John  Richardson. 
Billet-master,  James  Morham. 
Inspector  of  Markets,  Wm.  Secular. 
Inspector  of  Dealers  in  Coals,  Peter  Taylor. 
Housekeeper,  James  Sanken. 


Procurator-Fiscal,  J.  Macfarlane,  W.S. 
Clerk,  John  Wallace. 
Officer,  Thomas  Baker. 

HIGH   CONSTABLES   AND   GUARD   OF   HONOUR. 
Moderator,  Robert  Croall. 
Vice-Moderator,  Dr.  Middleton. 
Treasurer,  Samuel  Hunter. 
Secretary,  George  F.  Blaikie. 
Surgeon,  R.  Peel  Ritchie,  M.D. 
Captain  of  the  Cktard,  Captain  W.  H.  Rtimsay. 


HIGH  CONSTABLES. 

Moderator,  Thomas  Hall. 

Ex-Moderator,  Andrew  Robertson. 

Vice-Moderator,  William  Cropper,  jun. 

Treasurer,  John  Nicol. 

Secretary,  Nenion  Elliot. 

Surgeon,  John  Linton,  M.D. 

Custodier,  Tliomas  Tait. 

Captains  of  Wards — Ward  \.  William  Hardie  ;  2. 
John  Grey ;  3.  Colin  S.  M'Farlane ;  4.  John 
Neill.;  5.  A.  M.  Peters ;  6.  Wm.  Hawley ;  7, 
Hay  Grieve  ;  8.  Andrew  Linton  ;  9.  John  Millar; 
10.  Robert  Grahame;  11.  James  Allison;  12 
James  Muirhead  ;  13.  James  Kirk. 


ABBEY  OF  HOLYEOOD  HOUSE. 

COURT. 
The  Bailie  holds  a  Court  in  the  Abbey  Court-house, 

on  the  first   Saturday  of  every  month,  at  two 

o'clock. 
Bailie,  William  B.  Hoy,  S.S.C. 


MAGISTRATES  AND  TOWN  COUNCIL 
OF  LEITH. 

Provost,  James  Watt. 

Bailies,  William  Steven,  Young  Peutland,  junior, 

C.  S.  Chalmers,  John  Milne. 
Treasurer,  James  Pourie. 
Councillors,   Thomas  Wilkie,  J.  J.    Lundy,   John 

Adam,   J.  0.  Garland,  William  M'Intosh,  John 

Macnab,  Andrew  Archibald,  W.  F.  Forsyth,  Geo. 

Blanshard,  J.  Russell. 
Commissioners  of  Police,  The  Provost,  Magistrates, 

and  Town  Council. 
Superintendent    and    Procurator  -  Fiscal   of  Police 

Court,  James  Grant. 
Town-Clerk,  W.  H.  Couper. 
Assessor,  William  Ivory,  advocate. 
Officer,  Andrew  Cooke. 


ADMIRAL  AND  BAILIE  COURTS  OF  LEITH. 

Provost  and  Admiral,  James  Watt. 

Bailies  and  Admirals  Depute,  Wm.  Steven,  Young 

Pentland,  junior,  John  Milne,  0.  S.  Chalmers. 
Clerk.,  W.  H.  Couper. 
Assessor,  William  Ivory,  advocate. 
Procurator-Fiscal,  John  Murdoch. 
Officer,  Andrew  Cooke. 


LEITH  HARBOUR  AND  DOCK 
COMMISSIONERS. 

Meetings  held  on  the  second  Friday  of  each  mouth. 

D.  R.  Macgregor,  D.  B.  Wauchope,  John  Weir, 
David  M-Laren  (Leith),  Hugh  Rose,  James 
Falshaw,  David  M'Laren  (Edinr.),  William 
M'Crie,  William  Lindsay,  Alexander  Beveridge, 
George  Wren. 

Superintendent,  Imrie  Bell. 

Collector,  William  B.  Sandeman. 

COMMITTEES. 

Finance,  David  M'Laren  (Edinburgh),  convener. 

Dredging,  Ballasting,  and  Pilots,  William  Lindsay, 
convener. 

Ordinary  Improvements  and  Repairs,  D.  R.  Mac- 
gregor, co7ivener. 

Extraordinary  Improvements,  The  whole  Commis- 
sioners. 

Clerk,  John  Phin,  S.S.C. 


OFFICE  OF  H.  M.  WORKS, 

Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  Square. 
Surveyor  for  Scotland,  Robert  Mathesou. 
Assistant  Clerks,  Andrew  Kerr,  Charles  A.  Doyle, 
John  Chalmers,  and  Hippolyte  J.  Blanc. 


HER  MAJESTY'S  GAZETTE. 

Publishing  Office,  Exchequer  Chamber. 
Keeper,  James  Wilkie. 
Printers,  Murray  A  Gibb,  11  Queen  Sireot. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


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LANES  VALUATION  OFFICE, 

10  Hanover  Street,  Edinburgh. 
Assessor,  Eobert  Paterson,  arcbitect. 


LANDS  VALUATION,  SCOTLAND  (RAIL- 
WAYS AND  CANALS), 
5  Gayjield  Square,  Edmburgh. 
Assessor,  George  Dods. 
Assistant  do.,  William  Bennet. 


GENERAL  REGISTRY  OFFICE  OF  BIRTHS, 
DEATHS,  AND  MARRIAGES, 

Xeio  General  Register  House. 

Registrar-Genera!,  William  Pitt  Dundas,  advocate, 

Deputy  Clerk  Eegister. 
Secretary.  George  Seton,  advocate. 
Chief  Clerk,  John  Stewart. 
id  Cleric,  John  Paton. 
3c?  Clerh,  David  Winter  ;  ^th  Clerl,  Daniel  Ste^vart ; 

bth  Clerk,  John  Milne. 

STATISTICAL  DEPARTMENT. 
Superintendent,  James  Stark,  M.D. 
Assistants,    \st,    Archibald   Douglas;   2d,    William 
Ralph  ;  M,  Peter  Slater. 

INDEX  DEPARTMENT. 
Index  Clerks,  James  Colquhoun,  Geo.  D.  Bruce,  E. 

H.  Smith,  and  J.  Crawford. 
Messenger,  John  Lockhart. 
Inspector  oj  Registers,  G.  Bell,  M.D.,  also  Examiner 

of  South-Eastern  District. 

DISTRICT  EXAMINERS. 
I.  Northern  District.  —  Orkney,  Shetland, 
Caithness,  Sutherland,  Eoss  and  Cromarty, 
and  Inverness — Alex.  Grigor,  Dingwall. 
II.  North-Easteen  District.  —  Nairn,  Elgin, 
Banff,  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and  Forfar — 
Andrew  Jervise,  Brechin. 

III.  Midla5;d  District. — Perth,  Fife,  Stirling, 
Clackmannan,  Kinross,  Dumbarton,  and 
Bute — Henry  Clarence  Gordon,  19  Danube 
Street,  Edinburgh. 

IV.  South- Western  District. — Lanark  (except- 
ing city  of  Glasgow),  Renfrew,  and 
Argyll — Gibson  Stott,  Threave  Villa,  Cham- 
berlain Eoad,  Edinburgh. 
V.  South-Easterx  District. — Edinburgh,  Had- 
dington, Linlithgow,  and  city  of  Glasgow — 
George  William  Bell,  M.D.,  Edinburgh. 

VI.  Southern  District. — Ayr,  Wigtown,  Kirk- 
cudbright, Dumfries,  Roxburgh,  Selkirk, 
Peebles,  and  Berwick — Alfred  C.  C.  List,  Ayr. 


SCHOOL  OF  ART 

IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  DEPARTMENT  OF  SCIENCE 
AND  ART  UNDER  THE  COJIMITTEE  OF  PRIVY  COUN- 
CIL FOR  EDUC.VTION. 

Managers,    The   Commissioners   of  the   Board  of 

Manufactures. 
Secretary,  Hon.  Bouverie  F.  Primrose. 
Certijicated  Art  Masters,  Charles  D.  Hodder,  Wm. 

A.  Morley. 
Certijicated  Art  Mistress,  Miss  Susan  Ashworth. 
Curator,  George  Bayliss. 
issisiant  ditto,  William  Eoy. 
Housekeeper,  George  Walters. 
Porter,  David  Black. 


BOARD  of  TRUSTEES  for  MANUFACTURES, 
&c..  Instituted  1727. 

Office,  Royal  Institution,  Mound. 

Commissioner-s,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Sir  G.  Grant 
Suttie,  Bart.,  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig,  Bart.,  the 
Lord Colonsay,  Earl  of  Caithness,  J.  Steell,  E.S.A., 
Earl  of  Dalhousie,  Lord  Elcho,  M.P.,  Sir  James 
Matheson,  Bart,  Lord  Justice-Clerk  (Moncreiff), 
Duke  of  Argyll,  Lord  Justice-General  (Inglis), 
Dr  Lyon  Playfair,  C.B.,  M.P.,  Lord  Jerviswoode, 
Geo.  Young,  Q.O.,  M.P.  (Lord  Advocate),  Lieut.- 
Colonel  C.  F.  Maxwell,  Francis  Abbott,  J.  T. 
Gibson-Craig,  Sir  George  Harvey,  P.E.S.A., 
Eobert  Horn,  Sir  Wm.  Stirling  Maxwell,  Bart., 
Wm.  Thos.  Thomson,  Sir  Hugh  Hume  Campbell, 

:  Bart.,  Edward  Strathearn  Gordon,  Q.C.,  M.P., 
Archibald   Campbell  Swinton,  Andrew  Ruther- 


furd  Clark,  Alexr.  Burns  Shand,    Sir  J.    Noel 

Paton,  E.S.A. 
Secretary,  Hon.  Bouverie  F.  Primrose. 
Chief  Clerk,  James  Wilson. 

Clerks,  W.  C.  Miller,  J.  Henderson,  and  J.  Davidson. 
Messenger,  George  Steuhouse. 


NATIONAL  GALLERY  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Trustees,  The  Commissioners  of  the  Board  of  Manu- 
factures. 

Secretary,  Hon.  Bouverie  F.  Pi-imrose. 

Principal  Curator  and  Keejjer,  James  Dnxmmond, 
R.S.A. 

First  Assistant  Curator,  James  Grahame. 

Second  do.,  William  W.  Eobertson. 

Attendant,  James  Johnston. 

First  Doorkeeper,  Thomas  Anderson. 

Second  do.,  David  M'Farlane. 

Housekeeper,  George  Walters. 

Porter,  James  Watt. 


EDINBURGH  MUSEUM  of  SCIENCE  and  ART. 

Director,  Professor  T.  C.  Archer. 
Regius  Keeper  of  Natural  History  Collection,  Pro- 
fessor AUman. 
Curator,  Alexander  Galletly. 
Assistant,  Natural  History  Museum,  J.  B.  Davies. 
Assistant,  Industrial  Museum,  J.  Paton. 
Clerks,  J.  Gibson  and  W.  Clark. 
Head  Porter,  T.  C.  Tyrie. 


NATIONAL  MUSEUM  of  the  ANTIQUARIES 
Of  SCOTLAND. 

Keeper,  Joseph  Anderson. 
Assistant  ditto,  George  Hastie. 


ROYAL  OBSERVATORY, 

Calton  Hill. 

Astronomer  Royal  for  Scotland,  C.  Piazzi  Smyth, 

F.E.SS.L.  &  E.,  F.E.A.S. 
First  Assistant  do.,  Alexander  Wallace,  M.A. 
Second  Assistant  do.,  Peter  Williamson. 


BOARD  OF  BRITISH  FISHERIES. 

Office,  Royal  Instituticn,  Mound. 

(Established  under  provisions  of  Act  48  Geo.  m.  c. 
110  ;  10  &  11  Vict.  c.  91 ;  and  23  &  24  Vict.  c.  92.) 

Commissioners,  Earl  of  Caithness,  George  Traill, 
J.  T.  Gibson- Craig,  Lord  Elcho,  M.P.,  Sii- 
James  Matheson,  Bart.,  George  Loch,  M.P.,  Lord 
Justice-General  (Inglis),  Dr.  Lyon  Playfair 
C.B.,  M.P.,  Andrew  Coventry,  Lord  Jerviswoode 
A.  S.  Finlay,  J.  Caird,  Professor  Allman,  J.  J. 
Grieve,  M.P.,  Lieut.-Col.  C.  F.  Maxwell,  George 
Young,  Q.C.,  M.P.,  Admiral  Sir  William  Earn- 


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PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


say,  K.C.B.,  the  Lord  Advocate  (Young)  and  the 

Solicitor-General  (Eutherfurd  Clark)  ex  officiis. 
Secretary,  Hon.  Bouverie  F.  Primrose. 
Chief  Cleric,  James  Wilson. 
Clerks,  W.  C.  Miller,  John  Henderson,  and  John 

Davidson. 
General  Inspector,  L.  Lamb,  Leith. 
Assistant  ditto,  George  Eeiach,  Greenock. 
Commander  of  Fishery  Cruiser  '  Vigilant,''  Samuel 

M'Donald. 
Engineers  for  building  Piers  or  Quays,  Messrs  David 

and  Thomas  Stevenson,  G.E. 
Messenger,  George  Stenhouse. 
Porter,  Alexander  Edsrar. 


DEPARTMENT  OF  PRISONS  AND  JUDICIAL 
STATISTICS. 

Office,  SO  Castle  Ten-ace. 

Prison  Managers,  ex  officio,  The  Sheriff  of  Perth- 
shire; The  Inspector  of  Prisons  for  Scotland; 
The  Crown  Agent. 

Manager  and  Secretary,  appointed  by  Her  Majesty, 
and  ex  officio  Superintendent  of  Judicial  Sta- 
tistics, J.  H.  Burton,  LL.D. 

Chief  Clerk,  Louis  De  Maria. 

Collector  of  Judicial  Statistics,  William  Donaldson 

Assistant  Cleric,  George  B.  Cruickshank. 

Messenger,  Thomas  Cameron. 


Second  Foreman  of  Repairs,  John  Miller. 
House  Officer,  Philiji  La-w. 


BOARD  OF  SUPERVISION  FOR  RELIEF  OF 
THE  POOR  IN  SCOTLAND,  AND  OF 
PUBLIC  HEALTH. 

UNDER   THE   PUBLIC   HEALTH  (SCOTLAND)  ACT  1867. 

Office,  12.5  George  Street,  Edinburgh. 

Board — William  Stuart  Walker  of  Bowland, 
Chairman ;  the  Eight  Hon.  Lord  Provost  of 
Edinburgh;  the  Hon.  Lord  Provost  of  Glas- 
gow; the  Solicitor -General  of  Scotland;  the 
Sheriffs-depute  of  the  counties  of  Perth,  Eenfrew, 
and  Eoss  and  Cromarty  ;  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig 
of  Eiccarton,  Bart.  ;  and  William  Smythe  of 
Methven. 

Secretary,  John  Skelton,  advocate. 

General  Superintendents  of  the  Poor,  W.  A.  Peterkin 
and  Alex.  Campbell. 

Visiting  Officer,  Malcolm  M'Neill. 

Superintendent  of  Vaccine  Institution,  William  Hus- 
band, M.D.    • 

Clerks,  Class  I. :  0.  G.  Campbell,  W.S. ;  Wm.  Millar; 
James  Clarke. 

Clei'ks,  Class  II. :  William  Warden,  David  Hugh 
Wilson,  Henry  Torrance,  J.  N.  Browne. 

Clerks,  Class  III. :  E.  B.  Barclay,  William  Murray, 
W.  D.  Falconai-. 

Messenger,  William  Knox. 


H.  M.  INSPECTOR  OF  PRISONS  FOR 
SCOTLAND. 

Captain  T.  Follcott  Powell,  Home  OfHce,  London. 


GENERAL  BOARD  OF  COMMISSIONERS  IN 
LUNACY, 

Post  Office  Buildings. 

Commissioners,  Sir  John  Don  Wauchope,  Bart., 
Chairman;  George  Toung,  Q.C,  M.P.,  George 
Monro,  Sir  James  Ooxe,  M.D.,  and  Dr  Arthur 
Mitchell. 

Deputy  Commissioner,  Dr  George  A.  Paterson. 

Secretary,  William  Forbes. 

Clerk  to  the  Board,  W.  J.  Batt. 

■Clerks,  T.W.L.  Spence,W. Denton,  and  Jas. Wilson. 

Messenger,  William  Lear. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  NORTHERN  LIGHT- 
HOUSES. 

Office,  84  George  Street. 

The  Lord  Advocate,  Solicitor-General,  the  Lord 
Provosts  and  Senior  Bailies  of  Edinburgh  and 
Glasgow  ;  the  Provosts  of  Aberdeen,  Inverness, 
Campbeltown,  Dundee,  Greenock,  and  Leith  ;  the 
Sheriffs  of  Edinburgh,  Lanark,  Eenfrew,  Dum 
barton  and  Bute,  Argyll,  Inverness,  Ross,  Cro- 
marty, Sutherland,  Orkney,  Shetland,  and  Caith- 
ness, Aberdeen  and  Kincardine,  Ayr,  Fife, 
Forfar,  Kirkcudbright  and  Wigtown,  Banff, 
Nairn  and  Elgin,  Haddington  and  Berwick. 

Secretary,  Alex.  Cuningham,  W.S. 

Engineers  for  New  Works,  David  Stevenson, 
F.RS.E.,  M.LO.E.,  and  Thomas  Stevenson, 
F.R.S.E. 

Accountant,  George  Steuart. 

Bookkeeper,  James  Murdoch. 

Examiner  of  Accounts,  William  L.  Barbour. 

Superintendent  of  Lighikeepers,  James  Young. 

First  Clerk,  Hugh  Innes. 

Second  Clerk,  William  Coates. 

Third  Clerk,  D.  Eoss. 

Firtt  Foreman  of  Repairs,  Peter  Hume. 


PAROCHIAL  BOARDS. 
City  of  Edinburgh. 

Chairman,  Bailie  Skinner. 

Managers,  James  Lewis,  sen..  Dr.  John  Cochrane, 
John  Smith,  James  Buchanan,  Robert  Anderson, 
Duncan  Grant,  John  Eussel,  John  Towert,  Eobert 
Walker,  Eobert  Dixson,  James  Blackadder,  David 
Nimmo,  George  Vallance,  David  Kinnear, Thomas 
Hall,  Alex.  Boswell,  James  Lewis,  jun.,  William 
Steele,  S  S.C,  Alex.  Gowans,  John  Miller,  Wm. 
Hamilton,  Henry  Doig,  James  Wood,  Andrew 
Sheppard,  Thos.  A.  Mortimer,  Bailie  Miller, 
Bailie  Skinner,  Bailie  Lewis,  James  Hope,  W.S., 
Wm.  White,  John  James,  Eobert  Eitchie. 

Inspector,  George  Greig ;  Office,  12  Laiiriston  lane. 

Assistant  Inspectors,  William  Mitchell,  Geo.  Jamie- 
son,  Archibald  Dewar,  John  Kay  Gardner,  and 
Dugald  Cowan. 

Bookkeepers,  David  Hutchison,  David  Caldwell. 

Clerks,  J.  B.  Wilson,  .Tames  Gumming,  and  George 
Archibald. 

House  Governor,  Daniel  Kemp. 

Chaplain,  William  H.  Smith. 

Matron,  Mrs  Sarah  Anderson. 

Assistant  do..  Miss  Margaret  Kemp. 

Teacher,  John  Haggle. 

Gatekeepers,  Thomas  M'Kenzie,  William  Scott,  and 
John  Watson. 

House  Surgeon,  John  Smith,  M.D. 

Resident  Assistant,  E.  A.  Adam. 

Dispensary  and  District  Surgeon,  Francis  D. 
M'Cowan,  M.D. 

District  Surgeons,  James  Cappie,  M.D.,  Thos.  R. 
Eraser,  M.D.,  and  E.  C.  Furley. 

Apothecary,  Donald  E.  Murray. 

Funerator,  William  Greig. 

Collector  of  Poor  i?«tes,  Joseph  Wood ;  Office,  279 
High  Street. 

Canongate. 

Chairman,  David  Nicolson. 

Acting  Committee,  Eev.  James  M'Nair,  J.  K.  Watson, 
John  Milne,  William  Ford,  John  Smith,  George 
Brotherston,  James  Lewis,  Eobert  Younger,  Henry 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


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J.  Younger,  Andrew  Slater,  Thomas  Oarmichael, 
James  Coxson,  D.  B.  Fox,  William  Gilmour,  Jolin 
Mackie,  Alexander  Webster,  Thomas  Wilson, 
Eobert  Veitch,  Henry  Smellie,  William  Whyte, 
Thomas  Drybrough,  Andrew  Thomson,  D.  C 
Mudie,  Barclay  Henderson,  David  Martin,  Wm. 
Menelaws,  Wm.  Brash,  Eobert  Dalglish,  Andrew 
Gray,  John  B.  Morgan. 

Inspector,  George  Motion  ;  OfB.ce,  163  Canongate. 

Assistant  Inspector;  And.  T.  Day. 

Surgeon,  Wm.  B.  Alexander. 

Collector,  James  Allison. 

St  Cuthbert's,  or  West  Chiirch. 

Chairman,  Sir  James  Gardiner  Baird,  Bart. 

Acting  Committee,  Thomas  Scott  Anderson,  John  M. 
Balfour,  W.S.,  William  Boog,  James  Braidwood, 
William  Brough,  Alex.  Brown,  Thomas  Cairns, 
M.D.,  John  Cox,  Adam  Curror,  Charles  H. 
Farquharson,  John  Gordon,  Jas.  Gowans,  David 
Greig,  James  Hardie,  Eobert  Kennedy,  the  Eight 
Hon.  William  Law,  Lord  Provost,  James  Leggat, 
John  Li\-ingstone,  James  Miller,  William  Mann, 
Duncan  Mackay,  George  Macmillan,  William 
M'Gregor,  Thomas  M'Laren,  S.S.O.,  Jas.  Pears, 
James  Eenton,  S.S.C.,  Wm.  Sharp,  John  Swan, 
John  Smith,  William  Stanhouse,  Alfred  Street, 
George  Smith,  James  Somerville,  S.S.C.,  Thomas 
Swanston,  James  Tiimer,  jun.,  John  Wilkinson, 
M.D. 

Acting  Committee  meets  on  the  third  Friday  of 
each  month,  at  11  a.m. 

Inspector,  James  Craig;  Office,  St  Cuthbert's 
Manse,  Lothian  Eoad. 

Assistant  Inspectors,  Eobert  Cook,  JohnMuir,  James 
Stirling,  and  David  Whyte. 

Cashier  and  Bookheeper,  George  Pearson. 

Assistant  do.,  Andi'ew  Tait,  junior. 

Clerks,  Alex.  F.  Eoss,  David  Ford,  and  Chas.  Drye. 

House  Governor,  William  Cowan. 

Matron,  Miss  Eoss. 

Assistant  do..  Miss  Pearson. 

House  Surgeon,  J.  Niven,  M.D. 

Chaplain,  Cumberland  Hill. 

Teacher,  Archibald  Mackay. 

District  Surgeons,  J.  Middleton,  M.D.,  1  West  Adam 
Street ;  J.  Eutherfoord  Tumbull,  physician  and 
surgeon,  104  Lauriston  Place;  Thompson  Lowne, 
M.D.,  46  Minto  Street ;  Andrew  Smart,  M.D.,  24 
MelviUe  Street;  W.  Husband,  M.D.,  28  Clarence 
Street. 

Collector  of  Assessment  for  Poor,  James  Paterson  ; 
Office,  10  Hanover  Street. 

South  Leith, 

GENERAL  C05IMITTEB. 

Chairman,  G.  A.  M'Laren. 

James  Walker,  Charles  Doig,  William  Ford,  James 
Brown,  Charles  Williamson,  Alex.  F.  Paterson, 
A.  G.  Home,  M.D.,  J.  Ormond  Garland,  Charles 
M'Guire,  James  Dickson,  Andrew  Clark,  S.S.C., 
John  Adam,  Geo.  Amott,  A.  H.  Eitchie. 

Relieving  and  School  Committee,  Jas.  Walker,  conv. 

Finance  and  Law  Committee,  G.  A.  M'Laren,  conv. 

House  Committee,  James  Dickson,  conv. 

Booh  Committee,  And.  Clark,  conv. 

Appeal  Committee,  Jas.  Dickson,  conv. 

Visiting  Lunatic  Asylum  Committee,  Geo.  A.  M'Laren, 
conv.,  James  Dickson,  Alex.  Geo.  Home,  M.D. 

Medical  Officers,  T.  Williamson,  M.D.,  28  Charlotte 
Street,  Leith  ;  H.  D.  Alexander,  M.D.,  46  Canon- 
gate,  Edinburgh. 

Inspector,  A.  C.  Simpson ;  Suh-inspector,  J.  Day. 

Bookkeeper,  George  Begbie. 

House  Governor,  John  Cowan. 


Matron,  Jane  Smith. 
Chaplain,  George  M'Farlane. 
Teacher,  Andrew  Moffat. 
Collector,  James  Galloway. 

North  Leith. 

GESEEAL  COJIMITl'EE. 

Chairman,  Eev.  Walter  M.  Goalen. 

Andrew  Archibald,  David  Bolton,  JamesBraidwood, 
James  Brown,  James  Burgess,  Wm.  Calder,  Wm. 
Clark,  A.  Cunningham,  jun.,  Jas.  Dickson,  Thos. 
Dishington,  Colin  Duncan,  Wm.  Flockhart,  Jas. 
Fotheriugham,  Wm.  Gavin,  Jas.  Hunter,  Donald 
Lament,  John  Macnab,  Alex.  Mason,  John  Mel 
rose,  Alex.  Miles,  Eichard  Millar,  Hugh  Morton, 
Wm.  Eiddock,  D.  S.  Peddle,  Thomas  Phipps,  Wm. 
Morrison,  Adolphus  M.  Sceales,  Alexander  Wilkie, 
Joseph  Taylor,  Alexander  Tod,  Thomas  Wilkie, 
Alexander  Wilson. 

Inspector,  James  Miles. 

House  Governor,  Alexander  Lawson. 

Chaplain,  George  Arnott. 

Matron,  Mrs  Lawson. 

Collector,  James  Webster. 

Medical  Officer,  E.  Macnair,  M.D. 

Law  Agents,  Mann  and  Duncan,  S.S.O.,  21  Bernard 
Street. 

Portei\  D.  Trench. 


COMMISSION  OF  THE  PEACE  FOE  THE 
COUNTY  OF  THE  CITY  AND  LIMITS  OF 
THE  EDINBURGH  POLICE  ACT,  1862. 

The  Lord  Provost;  Lord  Justice-General,  and 
the  other  Lords  of  Session ;  Lord  Justice-Clerk, 
and  the  other  Commissioners  of  Justiciary ;  the 
Lord  Advocate  and  Solicitor- General  ;  Bailies, 
Dean  of  GuUd,  and  Treasurer  of  the  City;  the 
Provost  and  Magistrates  of  Leith — all  for  the  time 
being ;  and 

Ainslie,  Daniel,  48  Moray  Place. 

Anderson,  Findlay. 

Auchie,  Alexander,  8  Newington  TeiTace. 

Bain,  William,  14  Hanover  Street. 

Baird,  Sir  James  G.,  Edmonston  House. 

Balfour,  James,  13  Eton  Terrace. 

Beattie,  Adam,  31  Chalmers  Street. 

Berry,  George,  Eosefield  Cottage,  Portobello. 

Black,  Adam,  6  North  Bridge. 

Blackadder,  James,  34  Abercromby  Place. 

Boyd,  John,  2  York  Place. 

Boyd,  Thomas  J.,  41  Moray  Place. 

Brodie,  John  Clerk,  Gogar  Bank,  Hermiston. 

Brown,  William,  25  Dublin  Street. 

Buckmaster,  T.,  London. 

Burton,  John  Hill,  LL.D.,  Craig  House,  Lothian 

Bum. 
Callander,  H.,  C.A.,  8  St  Vincent  Street. 
Cassels,  Alexander,  8  Northumberland  Street. 
Chambers,  William,  339  High  Street. 
Clapperton,  John,  Gillsland,  Spylaw  Eoad. 
Clapperton,  W.  E.,  59  Princes  Street. 
Clark,  A.  E.,  17  Great  Stuart  Street. 
Colston,  James,  80  Eose  Street. 
Cousin,  George,  12  Eoyal  Exchange. 
Cowan,  Charles,  38  West  Eegister  Street. 
Cowan,  William,  15  Princes  Street. 
Craig,  Eight  Hon.  Sir  W.  Gibson,  Bart.,  5  Thistle 

Street. 
Craig,  James  T.  Gibson,  5  Thistle  Street. 
Crichton,  Hew,  13  Nelson  Street. 
Crombie,  John,  90  Lauriston  Place. 
Cunningham,  James,  60  Queen  Street. 
Davidson,  Archibald,  Craiglockhart  House. 
Davidson,  Henrj',  Muirhouse,  Davidson's  Mains. 
Dickson,  David,  3  Park  Place. 


568 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


Douglas,  A.  H.,  26  India  Street. 

Douglas,  C,  13  Atlioll  Crescent. 

Douglas,  Francis  Brown,  21  Moraj^  Place. 

Duncan,  James,  6  Hill  Street. 

Duncan,  James  S.,  16  North  Mansionliouse  Eoad. 

Duncan,  W.  J.,  National  Bank. 

Duncan,  William,  1  Heriot  Row. 

Dymock,  James  E.,  20  George  Square. 

Edniondston,  Thomas,  110  West  Bow. 

Esson,  G.  A.,  10  Great  King  Street. 

Falshaw,  James,  26  Castle  Street. 

Finlay,  G.  L.,  17  Northumberland  Street. 

Fletcher,  Angus,  Inland  Kevenue  Office. 

Flockhart,  William,  ,52  North  Bridge. 

Ford,  James,  9  Lauriston  Park. 

Forrester,  William,  7  Eoyal  Exchange. 

Foulis,  Eobert,  Cupar. 

Eraser,  A.  M.,  144  Princes  Street. 

Eraser,  Arthur. 

Eraser,  Peter  S.,  11  Nelson  Street. 

Fullarton,  John  A.,  Stead's  Place. 

Gairdner,  John,  45  Northumberland  Street. 

Gibson,  John,  jun.,  12  South  Charlotte  Street. 

Gmlwood,  William,  Corstorphine. 

Gordon,  E.  S.,  M.P.,  2  Eandolph  Crescent. 

Grant,  Joseph,  3  Bath  Place,  Portobello. 

Gray,  Alexander,  4  Eoyal  Terrace. 

Greeuoak,  E.,  9  Mayfield  Terrace. 

Greig,  John,  29  Grange  Eoad. 

Grierson,  Andrew,  15  St  Andrew  Square. 

GuUand,  James,  55  Hanover  Street. 

Handyside,  William,  11  Clai-emont  Orescent. 

Harrison,  George,  36  North  Bridge. 

Hay,  Alexander,  1  Gayfield  Place. 

Heriot,  Frederick  L.  Maitland,  Eamornie,  Fifeshire 

Hewat,  John,  15  North-west  Circus  Place. 

Hope,  James,  119  Princes  Street. 

Howe,  Alexander,  W.S.,  17  Moray  Place. 

Hunter,  Eobert,  67  Northumberland  Street. 

Innes,  John  B  ,  W.S.,  11  Moray  Place. 

Ivoiy,  W.,  9  Ainslie  Place. 

Jenner,  Charles,  Duddingston. 

Johnston,  Sir  W.,  Kirkhill. 

Knox,  Thomas,  15  Hanover  Street. 

Law,  William,  31  St  Andrew  Square. 

Lawson,  Charles,  1  George  iv.  Bridge. 

Lindsay,  William,  Hermitage  Hill,  Leitb. 

Livingston,  Josiah,  4  Minto  Street. 

M'Orie,  William,  22  Leith  Walk. 

Mackenzie,  A.  K.,  Commercial  Bank. 

Mackenzie,  J.  W.,  16  Itoj-al  Circus. 

Mackuight,  James,  12  London  Street. 

M'Candlish,  J.  M.,  4  Doune  Terrace. 

M'Laren,  David,  36  Greenhill  Gardens. 

M'Laren,  Duncan,  M.P.,  Newington  House. 

M'Laren,  John,  5  Rutland  Square. 

Maclaren,  John,  138  Princes  Street. 

Marshall,  Archibald,  41  Minto  Street.. 

Marshall,  Eobert,  86  Lauriston  Place. 

Meldrum,  George,  40  Melville  Sti-eet. 

Millar,  John,  2  South  St  Andrew  Street. 

Miller,  Peter,  8  Bellevue  Terrace. 

Moinet,  John,  30  Melville  Street. 

Milne,  John. 

Moir,  John,  52  Castle  Street. 

Moncrieff,  William,  59  George  Street. 

Mood,  John,  Eosehall  House,  Dalkeith  Eoad. 

Morrison,  Adam,  45  York  Place. 

Mossman,  Adam,  30  Princes  Street. 

Muir,  William,  Wet  Docks. 

Muirhead,  C,  7  Heriot  Row. 

Murdocli,  J.  B.,  22  Manor  Place. 

Mun-ay,  Thomas,  LL.D.,  Elm  Bank,  Lasswade. 

Mun-ay,  T.  G.,  11  Eandolph  Crescent. 

Nicol.son,  J.  B.,  advocate,  Edinburgh. 

Oliver,  J.  S.,  8  Greenhill  Park. 


Omond,  Eobert,  43  Charlotte  Square. 

Pears,  James,  7  Fingal  Place. 

Pearson,  Adam,  22  Blackford  Eoad. 

Peat,  David,  E.N.,  Viewforth  House. 

Peddie,  James,  41  Chalmers  Street. 

Ealeigh,  Samuel,  9  St  Andrew  Square. 

Eanken,  Thomas,  17  St  Andrew  Square. 

Renton,  W.,  12  Princes  Street. 

Richardson,  E.,  Grassraarket. 

Richardson,  John,  50  Northumberland  Street. 

Richardson,  Robert,  16  Bruntsfield  Place. 

Robertson,  G.,  W.S.,  17  Royal  Circus. 

Eollo,  Hugh  J.,  W.8.,  14  Young  Street. 

Eomanes,  Eobert,  Peebles. 

Eose,  Hugh,  3  Hillside  Crescent. 

Russell,  G.  E.,  14  Eegent  Terrace. 

Shaw,  Patrick,  36  Charlotte  Square. 

Skinner,  W.,  W.S.,  31  Great  King  Street 

Smith,  David,  64  Princes  StiTct. 

Spence,  William,  36  St  Andrew  Square. 

Stark,  James,  21  Rutland  Street. 

Stevenson,  Alexander,  9  Heriot  Row. 

Stott,  Joseph  H.,  12  Niddry  Street. 

Strong,  Thomas,  2  Grosveuor  Street. 

Syme,  James,  British  Linen  Company's  Bank. 

Tait,  Andrew,  33  Rose  Street. 

Taylor,  James,  Starley  Hall,  Burntisland. 

Thorn,  David,  18  Hope  Crescent. 

Thomson,  James  Gibson,  14  York  Place. 

Thomson,  Thomas,  Hailes  House,  Slateford. 

Thorburn,  George,  12  Hemiitage  Place,  Leith. 

Vallance,  George,  1  Gayfield  Square. 

Waddell,  William,  W.S.,  20  Eoyal  Ciixus. 

Walker,  Eobert,  12  Bank  Street. 

Watson,  James,  45  Charlotte  Square. 

Whyte,  Alexander,  1  Howe  Street. 

Wilson,  James,  31  Gilmore  Place. 

Wood,  Alexander,  36  Moray  Place. 

Wood,  William,  4  Oxford  Ten-ace. 

Wright,  James,  Eoyal  Bank. 

Wright,  John,  18  Inverleith  Eow. 

Young,  George,  M.P.,  28  Moray  Place. 

Young,  James,  126  High  Street. 

Clerl;  Egbert  Morham. 
Procurator-Fkcal,  E.  Bruce  Johnston. 

Officers  and  Constables,  the  City  Officers,  and 
Daniel  Mackaj',  George  Swanston,  Jas.  Hunter', 
William  A.  Wise,  John  Fullar,  A.  Swanston. 

One  of  the  Justices  attends  daily  in  the  Council 
Chambers,  Royal  Exchange,  at  11  o'clock,  for  the 
despatch  of  business. 


COMMISSION  OF  THE  PEACE  FOR  THE 
COUNTY  OF  EDINBUEGH  OR  MIDLOTHIAN. 

Dated  August  25,  1864. 

Those  marked  *  have  qualified. 

*Duke  of  Buccleuch. 

Duke  of  Abercorn. 

*Marquis  of  Lothian. 

Earl  of  Dalkeith. 

*Earl  of  Dalhousie. 

Earl  of  Morton. 

Earl  of  Buchan. 

Earl  of  Wemyss. 

*Earl  of  Stair. 

Earl  of  Eosslyn. 

*  Viscount  Melville. 

Lord  Elcho. 

Lord  Schomberg  Henry  KeiT. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMEXTS. 


569 


*Lord  Elphinstone. 

*Lord  Justice-General. 

Sir  W.  Gibson  Carmichael  of  Hailes,  Bart. 

*Sii-  Ai-chibald  Hope  of  Craighall,  Bart. 

Sir  Patrick  Keith  MiuTaj'  ofEavelston,  Bart. 

*Sir    James    Gardiner    Baird     of     Sauglitouhall, 

Bart. 
Sir  Georare  Warrender  of  Bruntsfield,  Bart. 
*Sir  David  Wedderbum,  Bart.,  M.P. 
Sir  David  Baird  of  Newbytb,  Bart. 
*Sir   A.    C.    E.    Gibson   Maitland   of   Cliftonball, 

Bart. 
Sir  David  Duudas  of  Beecliwood,  Bart. 
*Kia-bt  Hon.   Sir  W.   Gibson-Craig  of  Eiccarton, 
^  Bart. 

*Sir  Jolm  Pon-est  of  Comiston,  Bart. 
*Sir  John  Don  Wauchope  of  Edmonston,  Bart. 
•Sir  James  Cox  of  Kiuellan. 
Sir  Thomas  Inglis  Coclirane. 


*James  Forman,  advocate. 

•Major-Goneral  Simon  Fraser. 

*ColoueI  William  Geddes,  C.B. 

*Major- General   John    Charles   Hope    Gibsone   of 

Feutland 
*John  Gibsone,  younger  of  Pentland. 
Walter  J.  L.  Gilraour  of  Liberton  and  Craigmillar. 
John  Gordon  of  Chiny. 
*Barrou  Graliame  of  Morphie. 
Humphrey  Graham  of  Belstane. 
*John  Gray,  formerly  of  Bonallj'. 
William  Adinston  Gray  of  Carcant. 
*J.  C.  Craigie  Halkett,  ;-ounger  of  Cramond. 
*Stewart  B.  Hare  of  Handaxwood  and  Calderhall. 
*James  Hare,  yr.  of  Handaxwood  and  Calderhall. 
*James  Haj',  merchant,  I.cith. 
William  Young  Herries,  fonnerly  of  Harbiim. 
Thomas  Alexander  Hog  of  Newliston. 
David  Milne-Home  of  Milnegraden. 


Sir  George  Deas  of  Pittendreich,  one  of  the  Seua-!*Alexander  George  Home  of  Wliitefield. 


tors  of  the  College  of  Justice. 

*Sir  William  Johnston  of  Kirkhill. 

Sir  Alexander  Milne,  K.C.B. 

*Stephen  Adam,  merchant,  Leith. 

*David  Ainslie  of  Costerton. 

Philip  Barington  Ainslie,  late  of  St  Colme 
House. 

'^William  Aitchison  of  Drunimore. 

David  Anderson  of  Moredun. 

•John  Anderson  of  Catpair. 

*G.  Clerk  Arbuthnot  of  Mavisbank. 

•William  Baillie  of  Falahill. 

John  M.  Balfour  of  Pikig. 

David  Balfour  of  Overgogar. 

•John  Borth-wick  of  Crookston. 

•Levvis  Borthwick,  W.S. 

•James  Brown  of  Currie. 

•Eobert  Johnston  Brown,  younger  of  Ashley. 

Eobert  Brown  of  Firth. 

•Hugh  Bmce,  advocate,  Crieff. 

James  Caird,  formerlj^  of  House  of  Muu\ 

Samuel  Christie  of  Craigentinny. 

•William  A.  Child,  formerl}-  of  Glencorse. 

•Alexander  Cochrane  of  Ashkirk. 

Alexander  Dundas  Eoss  Wishart  Baillie  Cochrane 
fonnerly  of  Old  Liston. 

James  Cochrane  of  Harbura. 

James  Cochrane,  younger  of  Harbum. 

John  Cowan  of  Beeslack. 

•Charles  Cowan  of  Logan  House. 

•Charles  W.  Cowan,  jounger  of  Logan  House. 

•Eichard  Cowan,  merchant,  Leith. 

•William  Cowan  of  Linburn. 

•J.  Cox  of  Gorgie  Mills. 

•James  Thomson  Gibson-Craig,  W.S.,  5  Thistle 
Street. 

•James  H.  Gibson-Craig,  younger  of  Eiccarton. 

•George  Cranstoun  Trotter  Cranstoun  of  Dewar. 

W.  H.  Craufurd  of  Braehcad  and  Craufurdland. 

John  Eeginald  Howison  Craufurd,  yoimger  of  Brae- 
head  and  Craufurdland. 

•Charles  Dalrymple  of  Hailes. 

•Sir  E.  Keith  Alexander  Dick  Cunyngham,  of 
Prestonfield. 

George  Davidson,  Dean  Park,  Balemo. 

Major  James  Davidson  of  Causeyend. 

•Henry  Davidson,  merchant,  Leith. 

.James  Dewar  of  Vogrie. 

Colonel  Alexander  Gumming  Dewar. 

•Eobert  Duudas  of  Arniston. 

•William  Pitt  Dundas,  advocate. 

Alexander  Dunsmure,  merchant,  Leith. 

•John  OiT  Ewing  of  Ratho. 

George  Knight  Erskine  Fairholme  of  Lugate. 

Andrew  Fletcher  of  Salton. 

»John  Fletcher,  younger  of  Salton. 


James  Hope  of  Belmont. 
•Eobert  Horsburgh  of  Southbank. 
•Eight  Hon.  Edward  Horsman,  M.P. 
•James  Hunter  of  East  Colzium. 
•Charles  Halkett  Craigie  Inglis  of  Cramond. 
•John  Inglis  of  Eedhall. 
*H.  Maxwell  Inglis  of  Logan  Bank,  W.S. 
•Henry  Inglis  of  Torsonce. 
Andrew  Inglis,  younger  of  Torsonce. 
•John  Brown  Innes,  W.S. 
A.  Mitchell  Innes  of  Ayton. 
•George  Mitchell  lunes,  late  of  Ingliston. 
Simpson  Mitchell  Innes  of  Parsonsgreen. 
•Charles  Lawson  of  Borthwickhall. 
•Charles  Lawson,  younger  of  BorthwickhalL 
•Colonel  Alexander  Lcarmonth  of  Dean. 
•William  Lindsay  of  Hermitage  Hill,  Leith. 
•Thomas  M'Dougal  of  Esk  Vale. 
Claude  M'Fie  of  Gogarburn. 
William  M'Fie  of  Clermiston. 
•Eobert  A.  M'Fie  of  Dreghorn. 
Alexander  Forbes  Mackay,  of  Blackcastle. 
•Peter  M 'Lagan,  M.P.,  of  Pumpherston. 
•George  Adinston  M'Laren,  merchant,  Leith. 
•John  M'Nab,  merchant,  Leith. 
•John  M'Nair,  merchant,  Leith. 
•Eobert  Blair  Maconochie,  W.S. 
•George  Fergusson  Maitland  of  Hermand. 
•John  Marshall  of  Cnrriehill. 
Hugh  Bates  ^Maxwell,  youngest  son  of  late  General 

Sir  William  Maxwell. 
James  Clerk  Maxwell  of  Middlebie. 
•James  Moncrieff  Melville  of  Hanlej',  W.S. 
•Thomas  Menzies,  merchant,  19  Drummond  Place. 
•Graeme  Eeid  Mercer  of  Gorthe. 
John  Milson,  merchant. 
Alexander  Mitchell  of  Stow. 
Archibald  11.  Mitchelson,  formerly  of  Middleton. 
•William  Scott  Moncrieff  of  Fossoway. 
•William  !Muir,  merchant,  Leith. 
Claud  Muirhead  of  Gogar  Park. 
James  Muirhead,  j-ounger  of  Gogar  Park. 
•James  Murray  of  Craigend. 
John  More  Nisbet  of  Drum. 
•Archibald  Ogilvie  of  Old  Liston. 
•Major-General  William  Maule  Eamsav. 
•Eobert  B.  W.  Eamsay  of  Whitehill. 
James  Clark  Rattray  of  Bonnington. 
James  Eeid  of  Addiwell. 
•William  Eitchie  of  Middleton. 
•Thomas  E.  Eobertson  of  Gorgie  Lodge. 
•Carteret  G.  Scott  of  Malleny. 
•Francis    Cunningham    Scott,    younger 

leny. 
Archibald  Soott  of  Crosswoodhill. 
Eobert  H.  Johnston  Stewart  of  Straiten. 


of  Mai- 


570 


PUBLIC  DEPAETMENTS. 


*Eobert  Stewart  of  Ingliston.  * 

*James  Taylor,  merchant,  Starley  Hall,  Burnt- 
island. 

*David  Thorn,  merchant,  Leith. 

*J.  G.  Thomson,  merchant,  Edinburgh. 

*George  Tliomson  of  Biirnhouse. 

•Thomas  Thomson  of  Gogarbum. 

*Eobert  Tod  of  Howden. 

*Eichard  Trotter  of  Mortonhall. 

Eobert  Archibald  Trotter  of  The  Bush. 

Coutts  Trotter,  late  of  Dreghorn. 

*George  Vair  Tumbull,  merchant,  Leith. 

*James  Stuart  Tytler  of  Woodhouselee. 

*W.  Edward  Hope  Vere  of  Craigiehall. 

*James  Veitch  of  Stewartfield. 

*James  Walker  of  Dairy. 

William  Stuart  Walker  of  Bowland. 

*William  Campbell  Walker,  younger  of  Bow- 
land. 

*George  Watson  of  Norton. 

William  John  Wauchope,  younger  of  Niddrie. 

David  Baird  Wauchope,  merchant,  Leith. 

•Andrew  Wauchope  of  Niddry-Marechal. 

*Thomas  Graham  Weir  of  Tollcross. 

*A.  A.  Maconochie  Welwood  of  Meadowbank. 

*William  Logan  White  of  Eoddinglaw  and  Keller- 
stain. 

Archibald  Wilkie  of  Ormistonhill. 

James  Wilkie  of  Eathobyres. 

Andi-ew  Wilkie  of  Hartwood. 

•John  Kay  Wishart,  merchant,  Leith. 

James  Young  of  Limetield. 

Ex-officio  Justices. 

The  Lords  Justice-General,  Justice-Clerk,  and  other 
Lords  of  the  Court  of  Session ;  the  Lord  Advo- 
cate and  Solicitor-General ;  the  Sheriff-depute 
and  Substitutes  of  the  county ;  the  Lord  Provost 
of  the   city ;    the   Provost   and   Magistrates   of 

.  Leith  ;  the  Provost  of  Musselburgh  ;  the  Provost 
of  Portobello ;  and  the  Chief  Magistrate  of 
Bonnyrig — all  for  the  time  being. 

Clerk— i^ohn  Gillespie,  W.S. 

Constables — David  Cooper,  William  Fuller,  Thomas 
Dawson,  James  Shepherd,  Daniel  M'Kay,  J.  A. 
Fuller,  Edinburgh;  Alexander  Low,  Mid-Calder; 
and  Alexander  Joss,  Dalkeith. 


COUNTY  GENERAL  COMMITTEE. 

Duke  of  Buccleuch;  Marquis  of  Lothian;  Earl  of 
Dalkeith;  Viscount  Melville;  the  Lord  Provost; 
Eight  Hon.  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig,  Bart. ;  Sir 
Arch.  Hope,  Bart. ;  Sir  A.  C.  E.  Gibson  Mait- 
land,  Bart.;  Sir  J.  G.  Baird,  Bart.;  Sir  J.  D. 
Wauchope,  Bart. ;  Sir  David  Dundas,  Bart. ;  Eich- 
ard  Trotter  of  Mortonhall ;  Wm.  Logan  White  of 
Kellerstain ;  Eob.  Dundas  of  Arniston  {convener') ; 
David  Anderson  of  Moredun ;  H.  Maxwell  Inglis 
of  Loganbank ;  C.  H.  Graigie  Inglis  of  Cramond  ; 


John  Marshall,  younger  of  Curriehill ;  E.  B.  Ward- 
law  Eamsay  of  Whitehill ;  William  Stuart  Walker 
of  Bowland;  Allan  A.  Maconochie  Welwood  of 
Meadowbank  ;  Charles  Dahymple  of  Hailes. 


COUNTY  FINANCE  COMMITTEE. 

W.  Logan  White  of  Kellerstain,  chairman;  the 
Convener  of  the  county;  Eight  Hon.  Sir  William 
Gibson-Craig  of  Eiccarton,  Bart. ;  Sir  James  G. 
Baird  of  Saughtonhall,  Bart. ;  H.  Maxwell  Inglis 
of  Loganbank. 

Clerk,  John  M.  Balfour,  W.S. 


COUNTY  POLICE. 

Committee — E.  Dundas  of  Arniston  (convener  and 
chairman);  the  Sheriff ;  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  K.G.; 
Lord  Elphinstone ;  Earl  of  Dalkeith ;  Viscount 
Melville  ;  Sir  J.  G.  Baird,  Bart. ;  E.  Trotter  of 
Mortonhall ;  Sir  Archibald  Hope,  Bart. ;  Sir  A. 
C.  E.  Gibson  Maitland,  Bart. ;  Sir  William 
Gibson-Craig,  Bart. ;  Sir  David  Dundas,  Bart. ; 
William  Logan  White  ;  Hem-y  Maxwell  Inglis ; 
E.  B.  Wardlaw  Ramsay  ;  Captain  E.  A.  B.  Tod ; 
Provost  Sanderson  of  Musselburgh  ;  Bailie  Chas. 
Smart,  Musselburgh ;  Provost  Wood  of  Porto- 
bello. 

Chief- Constable  and  Justice  of  Peace  Procurator- 
Fiscal,  A.  J.  List. 

GENKRAL  MEETINGS. 

Tuesday,  17th  January ;  Tuesday,  14th  March ; 
Mondaj-,  1st  May ;  Tuesday,  18th  July ;  Tues- 
day, 3d  October  ;  and  Tuesday,  14th  November, 
1871,  at  12  o'clock. 


Justice  of  Peace  and  Road  Courts. — At  Eilinburgh, 
for  Small  Debt  cases,  every  Monday  at  11  o'clock  ; 
and  for  Eoad  and  Police  cases,  eveiy  second  and 
fourth  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  the  same 
hour.  At  Dalkeith,  for  Eoad  and  Police  cases, 
the  last  Thursday  of  each  month,  at  11  o'clock. 

Excise  Licensing  Court. — Upon  the  third  Tuesday 
of  April  and  the  last  Tuesday  of  October ;  and 
for  Appeals,  about  a  fortnight  thereafter. 

Vacation. — The  month  of  September. 

County  Constabulary  Stations. — Head  Office,  Edin- 
burgh County  Eooms.  1.  Jock's  Lodge  ;  2.  Por- 
tobello ;  3.  Duddingston ;  4.  Musselburgh ;  5. 
Dalkeith  ;  6.  Pathhead-Ford  ;  7.  Gorebridge  ;  8. 
Stow  ;  9.  Penicuik  ;  10.  Burdiehouse  ;  11.  Lass- 
wade  ;  12.  Gilmerton;  13.  Slateford  ;  14.  Currie; 
15.  Kirknewton;  16.  West  Calder ;  17.  Mid- 
Calder;  18.  Colinton;  19.  Eatho ;  20.  Corstor- 
phine;  21.  Davidson's  Mains;  22.  Coltbridge; 
23.  Granton  Pier ;  24.  Heriot ;  25.  Newton- 
grange  ;  26.  Milton  Cottages ;  27.  Eoslin ;  28. 
Millerhill ;  29.  Temple;  30.  Loanhead. 


POSTAL  DIEECTORY— RATES. 


571 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


GENERAL   POST   OFFICE,    EDINBURGH. 

^ostmaste-^mtral  for  tbc  clnitcb  fiingbom, 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  WILLIAM  MONSELL,  M.P. 

^etrctarij  for  Srollmrb, 

A.  M.  CUNYNGHAME,  Esq. 

ChieJ  Clerh,  W.  "W.  Halliburton. 


SECEETAET'S  OFFICE. 
Hours,  10  to  4  ;  Saturdays,  10  to  1. 
Pnncipal  Clerh,  0.  J.  Connell. 
General  Body  of  Clerics,  J.  Gousalez,  John  F.  Pillans, 

J.  G.  Prentice,  F.  Braid,  A.  Lowson. 
Solicitor,  John  Gay,  W.S. 
Medical  Officer,  Dr  Andrew  Halliday  Douglas. 

SUEVEYOES,  AND  CLEEKS  to  SUEVEYOES. 
Surveyors,  John  Warren,  T.  B.  Harkness. 
Clerhs  to  Surveyors. — First-class,  0.  A.  Maitland, 

W.  Scott. 
Second-class,  W.  Ahem,  E.  PhUlipps,  L.  G.  Hurt, 

W.  Brown. 
Stationary  Clerh,  W.  Gousland. 

AGGOXIN'T  BEANGH. 
Hours,  10  to  4 ;  Saturdays,  10  to  1. 
Accountant,  John  Marrable. 
Examiner,  William  Houy. 
Cash  Clerk,  G.  Young. 

Clerhs.— First-class,  G.  T.  Butchard,  G.  Atkins,  J. 
Shepherd,  George  S.  Smith,  G.  W.  Hailing,  J.  S. 
Wyllie,  E.  0.  O'Hara. 


General  Body  of  Clerhs,  A.  G.  Bowie,  J.  Gray, 
J.  Hamilton, 'J.  Simm,  T.  A.  Groal,  G.  Steell, 
W.  B.  Hamilton,  J.  S.  Smyth,  J.  Slater,  W. 
Campbell,  F.  J.  Bishop,  J.  N.  Ormiston,  M. 
M'Kenzie,  F.  Dilly,  C.  G.  Clark,  John  Scott,  E. 
Falconer,  D.  Irons,  J.  A.  T.  Gibb,  G.  W.  Young, 
A.  Dickson,  D.  Clark,  J.  Laing,  H.  Chancellor. 

SOETING  DEPAETMENT. 
Superintendents,  W.  J.  SmeUie,  J.  T.  Atkinson. 
Deputy-Controller,  Francis  Jones. 
Clerks. — First-class,    A.  Young,   T.    C.   Lowes,   J. 

Murray,  and  J.  Cockburn. 
Second-class,  W.  Gray,  G.  B.  Stronach,  J.  Weir,  J. 

Gentle. 
Inspector  oj" Letter-carriers,  Andrew  Simpson. 
Assistant  Inspectors,  G.  Mitchell,  Edward  Greenhow. 

TELEGEAPH  DEPAETMENT. 

Divisional  Engineer  for  Scotland,  Edward  Tansley. 
Superintendent  Eastern  Subdivision,  D.  Lessels. 
Clerk  in  Charge,  Andrew  Gray. 
Sicb-Clerks  in    Charge,  W.   E.  Briggs,  M.   Byrne, 
E.  Campbell. 


RATES  OF  POSTAGE,  AND  CONDITIONS  OF  TRANSMISSION. 


INLAND  LETTEES. 

The  rate  of  postage  on  all  inland  letters  is  regu- 
lated by  weight,  irrespective  of  distance ;  and  is 
as  follows : — 

If  Paid  in  Advance. 

On  a  letter  not  exceeding  half  an  ounce,      .         Id. 
„         above  half  an  ounce,  but  not  ex- 
ceeding one  ounce,       .         .         2d. 
„         above  one  ounce,  but  not  exceed- 
ing one  and  a  half  ounces,  .        3d. 

And  so  on. 

Unpaid  Letters. 

As  a  general  rule,  the  postage,  if  not  paid  in 
advance,  is  double  the  foregoing ;  and  if  the  pay- 
ment in  advance  be  insufficient,  double  the  deficiency 
must  be  charged.  An  inland  letter,  for  example, 
weighing  more  than  half  an  ounce,  and  not  ex- 
ceeding one  ounce,  if  bearing  a  penny  stamp  only, 
is,   on  delivery,  charged  twopence.      The  unpaid 


;  additional  postage  on  re-directed  letters,  however, 
j  is  not  doubled,  being  the  same  as  if  such  poetage 
were  prepaid. 

COLONIAL  AND  FOEEIGN  LETTERS. 

The  rates  of  jjostage  on  letters  to  foreign  countries 
and  the  colonies  are  entered  in  the  Table  of  Foreign 
and  Colonial  Postage. 

ADDRESSES  TO  THE  QUEEN,  AND 

PETITIONS  TO  PARLIAMENT. 

Petitions  and  addresses  to  Her  Majesty,  forwarded 
direct,  are  exempt  from  postage  ;  and  such  peti- 
tions and  addresses,  as  also  petitions  to  either  House 
of  Parliament,  if  sent  to  a  member  of  either  House, 
are  likewise  exempt,  provided  they  do  not  weigh 
more  than  two  pounds,  and  are  without  covers,  or 
in  covers  open  at  the  sides.  No  letter  or  other 
enclosure,  however,  must  be  inserted ;  and  if  one 
be  found,  such  enclosure,  unless  it  bear  the  proper 
number  of  postage  stamps,  is  charged  as  an  unpaid 
letter. 


572 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RATES. 


NEWSPAPEES. 

Inland. 

By  the  Post  Office  x\ct,  1870,  the  use  of  the 
Inland  Eeveuue  impressed  stamp  denoting  the 
stamp  dut}',  under  which  newspapers  and  other 
periodicals  had  been  previously  transmissible  by 
post  within  the  United  Kingdom,  was  abolished, 
and  a  postage  of  one  halfpenny  was  fixed  for  each 
transmission  of  any  newspaper  coming  within  the 
definition  laid  down  in  the  Act. 

Inland  newspapers  are  subject  to  the  following 
regulations  : — 

1.  To  have  the  privilege  of  passing  as  a  news- 

paper, the  publication  must  first  have  been 
accep)ted  as  a  newspaper  by  the  Postmaster- 
General,  and  have  been  placed  on  a  Eegister 
at  the  General  Post  Office  ;  from  which  it  is 
liable  to  be  removed,  either  through  the  non- 
renewal of  the  registration  year  by  year,  or 
in  consequence  of  any  change  which  may 
deprive  it  of  the  characteristics  of  a  news- 
paper. 

Registration  for  inland  circulation  includes 
registration  for  trausmission  abroad. 

2.  It  must  be  printed  and  published  in  the  United 

Kingdom,  must  be  published  in  numbers  at 
intervals  of  not  more  than  seven  days,  and 
must  be  printed  on  a  sheet  or  sheets  un- 
stitched. 

3.  The  full  title  and  date  of  publication  must  be 

printed  at  the  top  of  the  first  page,  and  the 
whole  or  part  of  the  title  and  the  date  of 
publication  at  the  top  of  every  subsequent 
page;  and  this  regulation  applies  to  '  Tables 
of  Contents'  and  'Indices.' 

4.  A  supplement   must   be  unstitched,   must  in 

every  case  be  published  with  the  newspaper, 
and  must  have  the  title  and  date  of  publica- 
tion of  the  newspaper  printed  at  the  top  of 
everj'  page ;  or,  if  it  consist  of  engraviugs. 
prints,  or  lithographs,  at  the  top  of  every 
sheet  or  side. 

5.  For  each  newspaper,  whether  posted  singly  or 

in  a  isacket,  the  postage,  when  prepaid,  is 
one  halfpenny  ;  but  a  packet  containing  two 
or  more  registered  newspapers  is  not  charge 
able  with  a  higher  rate  of  postage  than  would 
be  chargeable  on  a  book  packet  of  the  same 
weight — viz.  one  halfpenny  for  every  2  oz. 
or  fraction  of  2  oz. 

6.  A  newspaper  posted  unpaid,  and  a  packet  of 

newspapers  posted  either  unpaid  or  insuffi- 
ciently paid,  will  be  treated  as  an  unpaid  or 
insufficiently  paid  book  packet  of  the  same 
weight. 

7.  The  postage  must  be  prepaid  either  by  an  ad- 

hesive stamp  or  by  the  use  of  a  stamped 
wrapper. 

8.  No  newspaper  can  be  sent  through  the  post  a 

second  time  for  the  original  postage  ;  for 
each  transmission  a  fresh  postage  must  be 
prepaid,  except  that  in  the  case  of  re-direc- 
tion the  amount  chargeable  maj'  be  collected 
on  delivery. 

9.  Every  newspaper  or  packet    of    newspapers 

must  be  posted  either  without  a  cover  or  in 
a  cover  open  at  both  ends,  and  in  such  a 
manner  as  to  admit  of  easy  removal  for  ex- 
amination. If  this  rule  be  infringed,  the 
newspaper  or  packet  will  be  treated  as  a 
letter. 

10.  Every  newspaper  must  be  so   folded   as  to 

admit  of  the  title  being  readily  inspected. 

11.  No  newspaper,  whether  posted  singly  or  in  a 

packet,  may  contain  any   enclosure  except 


the  supplement  or  supplements  belonging  to 
it.  If  it  contain  any  other,  such  enclosm-e 
or  enclosures  will  be  taken  out  and  charged 
on  deliver}'  as  an  unpaid  letter. 

12.  There  must  bo  no  printing  on  the  cover  of  a 

newspaper  sent  at  the  newspaper  rate  but 
the  name  and  address  of  the  person  to  whom 
it  is  sent,  the  title  of  the  newspaper,  the 
name  and  address  of  the  publisher  or  vendor 
who  sends  it,  and  words  indicating  the  date 
on  which  the  subscription  to  the  newspaper 
will  end.  If  this  rule  be  infringed,  the  news- 
paper will  be  treated  as  a  book  packet. 

13.  A  newspaper  which  has  any  letter,   or  any 

communication  of  the  nature  of  a  letter, 
written  in  it  or  upon  its  cover,  will  be 
charged  as  an  unpaid  or  insufficiently  paid 
letter. 

14.  No  packet  of  newspapers  must  exceed  14  lbs. 

in  weight,  nor  may  it  exceed  2  feet  in  length 
or  1  foot  in  width  or  depth. 

Colonial  and  Foreign. 

Under  the  powers  given  to  the  Postmaster- 
General  by  the  Post  Office  Act,  1870,  the  regula- 
tions relating  to  the  registration  of  publications  for 
transmission  abroad  as  newspapers  have  been 
revised.  The  definition  laid  down  in  the  Act, 
in  regard  to  newsjiapers  which  may  be  registered 
for  transmission  through  the  post  in  the  United 
Kingdom,  is  alike  applicable  to  those  which  may 
be  registered  for  trausmission  abroad,  excepting 
that  for  foreign  transmission  a  newspaper  may  be 
published  at  intervals  of  thirty-one  days,  and  that 
it  (but  not  its  supplement)  may  be  printed  on  sheets 
stitched  together. 

Newspapers  going  abroad  are  also  subject  to  the 
following  regulations: — 

1.  'Prices  Current'  and  'Market  Eeports,'  but 

not  private  price-lists  or  trade  catalogues, 
are  admitted  to  the  same  pi-ivileges  as  news- 
papers for  foreign  ti'ansmission. 

2.  Publications  registered  for  transmission  abroad 

must  be  posted  within  eight  days  from  the 
date  of  publication,  including  the  day  of 
publication. 

3.  The   collected    numbers    issued    during    the 

month  of  a  weekly,  fortnightlj',  tri-monthly, 
etc.,  publication  will  not  be  allowed  to  pass 
as  a  monthly  publication. 

4.  The  i^ostage  must  he  prepaid  icith  postage  labels. 

The  rates  are  shown  in  the  table  of  Colomal 
and  Foreign  Postage. 

5.  Publications  not  on  the  Eegister  at  the  General 

Post  Office  cannot  be  sent  abroad  at  any 
rates  lower  than  those  applicable  to  book 
packets. 

6.  Every  newspaper  or  packet   of  newspapers 

must  be  posted  either  without  a  cover  or  in 
a  cover  open  at  both  ends,  and  in  such  a 
manner  as  to  admit  of  easy  removal  for 
examination. 

7.  Every  newspaper  must  be   so   folded   as  to 

admit  of  the  title  being  readil_y  inspected. 

8.  No  newspaper,  whether  posted  singly  or  in  a 

packet,  may  contain  any  enclosure  except  the 
supplement  or  supplements  belonging  to  it. 

9.  There  must  be  no  writing  or  other  mark  on  a 

newspaper  sent  abroad  but  the  name  and 
address  of  the  person  to  whom  it  is  sent ; 
nor  anything  on  the  cover  but  such  name 
and  address,  the  printed  title  of  the  publica- 
tion, the  printed  name  and  address  of  the 
publisher  or  vendor  who  sends  it,  and  words 
indicating  the  date  on  which  the  subscrip- 
tion to  the  newspaper  will  end. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RATES. 


573 


10.  No  packet  of  newspapers  must  exceed  2  feet 

in  length  or  1  foot  in  width  or  depth. 

11.  It    is    forbidden    to  introduce    into    Russia, 

through  the  post,  political  newspapers,  in 
covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides ;  and  the 
only  means  b}"  which  persons  residing  in 
Eussiacan  obtain  newspapers  from  the  United 
Kingdom  is  by  subscribing  for  them  at  one 
of  the  Eussian  Post  Offices.  This  prohibi- 
tion does  not,  however,  extend  to  political 
newspapers,  or  any  other  publication,  ad- 
dressed to  members  of  the  Eoyal  Family  of 
Eussiii,  the  Imperial  Ministers,  or  members 
of  the  Diplomatic  Corps.  The  admission  into 
Eussia  even  of  newspapers  not  of  a  political 
character,  is  permitted  only  when  they  are 
addressed  to  the  house  of  some  established 
bookseller,  to  the  higher  schools,  to  the  Im- 
perial Public  Library,  or  to  the  Academy  of 
Sciences  in  Eussia.  Printed  prices  current, 
however,  as  well  as  printed  circulars,  in 
covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  are  allowed 
to  be  addressed  to  any  persons  residing  in 
Eussia. 

PARLIAMENTAEY  PEOCEEDINGS, 

Printed  proceedings  of  the  Imperial  Parliament, 
sent  without  covers,  or  iu  covers  open  at  the  ends, 
may  circulate  within  the  United  Kingdom  at  the 
rate  of  |d.  for  everj'  two  ounces  or  fraction  of  that 
weight. 

The  words  Paeliamentaey  Proceedixgs  must 
be  written  or  printed  on  the  cover  of  the  packet ; 
otherwise  it  is  treated  as  an  ordinaiy  book  packet 

Prepayment,  when  the  circulation  is  within  the 
United  Kingdom,  is  optional ;  and  if  it  be  made  in 
part,  the  simple  difference  onlj'  is  charged. 

Parliamentary  proceedings  may  be  sent,  under 
the  book  post  privilege,  to  all  the  colonies,  and  to 
those  foreign  states  between  which  and  this  country 
there  is  a  book  post. 

BOOK  POST. 

Inland. 

A  book  packet  may  contain  not  only  books,  paper, 
or  other  substance  in  ordinary  use  for  writing  or 
printing,  whether  plain  or  written  or  printed  upon 
(to  the  exclusion  of  any  written  letter  or  communi- 
cation of  the  nature  of  a  letter),  photographs,  when 
not  on  glass  or  in  frames  containing  glass  or  any 
like  substance,  and  anything  usuallj'  appertaining 
to  such  articles  in  the  way  of  binding  and  mount- 
ing, or  necessary  for  their  safe  transmission  by 
post,  but  also  circulars  when  these  are  wholly  or  in 
great  part  printed,  engraved,  or  lithographed. 

1.  The  postage  is  one  halfpenny  for  every  two 

ounces  or  fraction  of  that  weight. 

2.  The  piostage  must  be  prepaid  either  by  ad- 

hesive stamps  or  by  means  of  a  stamped 
wrapper,  or  1)3'  a  combination  of  the  two  ; 
except  at  the  General  Post  Office,  Edinburgh, 
where,  from  10  a.ji.  to  4  p.m.  it  may  be  pre- 
paid in  money,  provided  the  postage  amount 
to  not  less  than  .£1  in  any  one  case,  and 
provided  the  packets  are  posted  in  bundles 
each  representing  a  postage  of  5s. 

3.  A  packet  posted  wholly  unpaid  will  be  charged 

with  double  the  book  postage ;  and  if  posted 
partially  prepaid,  with  double  the  deficiency. 

4.  Every  book  packet  must  be  posted  either  with- 

out a  cover  or  in  a  cover  open  at  both  ends, 
and  in  such  a  manner  as  to  admit  of  the  con- 
tents being  easily  withdrawn  for  examina- 
tion ;  otherwise  it  will  be  treated  as  a  letter. 

5.  No  book  packet  may  contain  anything  sealed 

or  otherwise  closed  against  inspection ;  nor 


must  there  be  any  letter,  nor  any  communi- 
cation of  the  nature  of  a  letter,  whether 
separate  or  otherwise,  unless  the  whole  of 
such  letter  or  communication  be  printed. 
(Entries,  however,  merely  stating  who  sends 
the  book,  etc.,  or  to  whom  it  is  given,  are 
not  regarded  as  a  letter.)  Any  such  pro- 
hibited enclosure  will  be  taken  out  and  for- 
warded to  the  address  on  the  packet,  charged 
with  postage  as  an  unpaid  letter ;  but  the 
remainder  of  the  packet,  if  duly  prepaid,  will 
be  forwarded  to  its  address. 

G.  Thei'e  must  be  no  letter,  nor  any  communica- 
tion of  the  nature  of  a  letter,  written  on  any 
part  of  a  book  packet  or  its  cover.  If  this 
rule  be  infringed,  the  entire  packet  will  be 
treated  as  a  letter. 

7.  No  book  packet  may  exceed  14  lbs.  in  weight, 
2  feet  in  length,  or  1  foot  in  width  or  depth. 

PATTEEN  AND  SAMPLE  POST. 

Inland. 
The  postage  is  now  one  halfpenny  for  every 
weight  of  2  ounces  or  fraction  thereof ;  but  the 
Pattern  and  Sample  Post  is  restricted  to  bona  fide, 
trade  patterns  or  samples  of  merchandise.  Goods 
sent  for  sale,  or  in  execution  of  an  order  (however 
small  the  quantity  may  be),  or  any  articles  sent  bj- 
one  private  individual  to  another  which  are  not 
actually  patterns  or  samples,  are  not  admissible. 

1.  The  postage  must  be  prepaid  either  by  ad- 

hesive stamps  or  by  means  of  a  stamped 
wrapper,  or  by  a  combination  of  both  ;  ex- 
cept at  the  General  Post  Office,  Edinburgh, 
where,  from  10  a.m.  to  4  p.m.,  the  postage 
may  be  prepaid  in  money,  provided  it  amount 
to  not  less  than  £1  in  anj'  one  case,  and  pro- 
vided the  packets  are  posted  in  bundles,  each 
representing  a  postage  of  5s. 

2.  A  packet  posted  wholly  unpaid  will  be  charged 

with  double  the  pattern  postage  ;  and  if 
posted  partially  prepaid  with  double  the 
deficiencj-. 

3.  Patterns  or  samples,  when  practicable,  must 

be  sent  in  covers  open  at  the  ends,  and  in 
such  a  manner  as  to  be  easy  of  examination. 
But  samples  of  seeds,  drugs,  and  such  like 
articles,  which  cannot  be  sent  iu  covers  of 
this  kind — but  such  articles  onlj' — may  be 
posted  enclosed  in  boxes  or  iu  bags  of  linen, 
or  other  material,  fastened  in  such  a  manner 
that  they  may  be  readily  opened  ;  or  in  bags 
entirely  closed,  provided  such  closed  bags 
are  transparent,  so  as  to  enable  the  officers 
of  the  Post  OiiSce  readily  to  satisfy  them- 
selves as  to  the  nature  of  the  contents.  If 
this  rule  be  infringed,  the  packet  will  be 
treated  as  a  letter. 

4.  There  must  be  no  writing  or  printing  upon 

any  packet  except  the  address  of  the  person 
for  whom  it  is  intended,  the  address  of  the 
sender,  a  trade  mark  or  number,  and  the 
price  of  the  articles ;  nor  may  there  be  any 
writing  or  printing  or  other  thing  enclosed 
except  such  address,  mark,  number,  and 
price,  and  a  written  or  printed  description  of 
the  articles :  and  these  particulars  may  be 
on  labels  attached  to  the  samjiles.  If  this 
rule  be  infringed,  the  packet  will  be  treated 
as  a  letter. 

5.  Any  prohibited  enclosure  will  be  taken  out 

and  forwarded  to  the  address  on  the  packet, 
charged  with  full  postage  as  an  unpaid 
letter. 

6.  No  packet  must  exceed  12  oz.  in  weight,  or 

2  feet  in  length  by  1  foot  in  uidth  or  depth. 


574 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RATES. 


COLONIAL  AND  FOREIGN  PATTERN  AND 
SAMPLE  POST. 
Bona  fide  patterns  aud  samples  can  be  sent  at  the 
rates  inserted  in  the  Table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign 
Postage  to  such  colonies  and  foreign  countries  as 
are  marked  in  that  Table  with  the  letter  '  P.'  The 
conditions  in  these  cases  are  for  the  most  part  the 
same  as  in  the  case  of  the  Inland  Pattern  and 
Sample  Post,  the  following  being  the  only  impor- 
tant exceptions : — 

1.  The  limit  of  weight  is  not  the  same  to  all 

countries.     See  pages  596  and  597. 

2.  A  packet  of  patterns  or  samples  sent  to  Por- 

tugal, Madeira,  the  Azores,  Cape  de  Verds, 
France,  or  to  Turkej-,  Syria,  or  Egypt,  by 
French  packet,  must  not  exceed  18  inches 
in  length,  width,  or  depth  ;  a  packet  to  any 
other  place  abroad  must  not  exceed  24  inches 
in  length,  or  12  inches  in  breadth  or  depth. 

3.  A  packet  of  patterns  or  samples  sent  to  Ger- 

many or  Belgium,  or  to  any  country  via  Bel- 
gium or  France  and  Austria,  must  not  exceed 
8  oz.  in  weight;  aud  the  weight  of  a  packet 
for  Portugal,  Madeira,  the  Azores,  or  Cape 
de  Verds,  is  limited  to  1  lb. 

4.  Samples  of  intrinsic  value  must  not  be  sent 

to  foreign  countries  except  the  United  States; 
and  in  the  case  of  France,  samples  of  eider 
down,  raw  or  thread  silk,  woollen  or  goats' 
hair  thx-ead,  vanilla,  saffron,  carmine,  or 
isinglass,  are  considered  to  fall  under  this 
rule  if  they  weigh  more  than  3  oz. 

5.  Bags  entirely   closed,   even   though   they  be 

transparent,  must  not  be  used  for  the  trans- 
mission of  seeds  to  any  foreign  country  ex- 
cept the  United  States  of  America,  Holland 
and  its  possessions,  Belgium,  Denmark, 
Greece,  Portugal  and  its  possessions,  and 
Switzei-land. 

POST   CARDS. 

Post  Cards,  which  bear  a  halfpenny  impressed 
stamjD,  are  available  for  transmission  between 
places  in  the  United  Kingdom  only. 

1.  The  front  (or  stamped)  side  is  intended  for 

the  address  only.  There  must  be  nothing 
else  written,  printed,  or  otherwise  impressed 
on  it,  nor  must  there  be  any  writing  or 
printing  accross  the  stamp.  On  the  reverse 
side  any  communication,  whether  of  the 
nature  of  a  letter  or  otherwise,  maj'  be 
written  or  printed  ;  but  such  communication 
miist  not  extend  to  the  front  side.  Nothing 
whatever  may  be  attached  ;  nor  may  the 
card  be  folded,  cut,  or  otherwise  altered.  If 
any  of  these  rules  be  infringed,  the  card  will 
be  charged  Id.  on  delivery. 

2.  No  card  other  than  one  of  those  issued  by  the 

Government  will  pass  under  a  halfpenny 
stamp,  if  it  bear  on  it  a  written  communica- 
tion of  the  nature  of  a  letter. 

GENERAL  REGULATION. 

It  is  forbidden  to  forward  by  post  any  indecent 
or  obscene  print,  painting,  photograph,  lithograph, 
engraving,  book  or  card,  or  any  other  indecent  or 
obscene  article,  or  any  letter,  newsjoaper,  publica- 
tion, packet,  or  card  having  thereon  any  words, 
marks,  or  designs  of  an  indecent,  obscene,  libellous, 
or  grossly  offensive  character.  Anything  posted 
contrary  to  this  prohibition  will  be  stopped  aud 
sent  up  to  the  Eeturued  Letter  Oflice. 

REGISTRATION  OF  LETTERS. 

By  the  prepayment  of  a  fee  of  4d.,  any  letter, 


newspaper,  book,  or  other  packet  on  which  the 
postage  has  been  prepaid  in  stamps,  may  be  regis- 
tei-ed  to  any  place  in  the  United  Kingdom  or 
the  British  Colonies.  To  other  foreign  countries, 
the  fee  chargeable  for  registering  a  lettei-,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  ordinary  postage,  hoth  of  which  must  he 
prepaid.,  or  the  letter  cannot  he  registered,  will  be 
found  against  each  country  or  place  in  the  table  of 
Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage.  Letters,  news- 
papers, books,  and  patterns  may  be  registered  to 
any  place  in  the  British  Colonies,  the  United  States 
of  America,  Switzerland  via  Belgium,  Italy,  or  the 
German  States,  also  (when  sent  in  closed  mails)  to 
the  British  Post  Offices  in  Egypt  and  Constanti- 
nople; but  to  other  foreign  countries  only  letters, 
and  packets  prepaid  at  the  letter  rates,  can  be  re- 
gistered. To  some  countries,  as  shown  in  the  table 
of  Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage,  there  is  no  arrange- 
ment whatever  for  registration. 

"Where  the  prefix  'in'  is  made  use  of  in  the 
column  of  fees  in  the  table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign 
Postage,  the  letter  can  be  registered  only  to  the 
port  of  arrival,  it  being  left  in  those  cases  to  the 
postal  authorities  of  the  country  to  which  that  port 
belongs  to  continue  the  registration  if  they  think 
proper.  "Where  the  word  'none'  appears,  no  regis- 
tration can  be  effected. 

France  and  Countries  through  France. —  The  re- 
gistration fee  upon  letters  addressed  to  France,  or 
countries  through  France  (exclusive  of  those  sent 
in  the  closed  mails  to  India,  Hong  Kong,  Ceylon, 
Mauritius,  Australia,  Gibraltar  via  France,  Malta, 
Constantinople,  Greece,  Portugal,  Spain,  or  Italy, 
is  not  a  fixed  sum,  but  is  in  all  cases  equal  to  the 
postage. 

The  registration  of  a  packet  makes  its  transmis- 
sion much  more  secure  ;  and  the  loss  of  a  registered 
packet  is  a  very  rare  occurrence.  Nevertheless,  by 
Act  of  Parliament,  the  Post  Office  is  not  responsible 
for  the  safe  delivery  of  registered  isackets,  though 
any  officer  who  may  neglect  his  duty  on  this  point 
will  be  called  to  strict  account.  Sent  in  unregis- 
tered letters,  valuable  articles  are  exposed  to  risk ; 
and  the  department  cannot  in  any  way  undertake 
the  safe  conveyance  of  such  packets.  All  inland 
or  colonial  letters,  therefore,  which  unquestionably 
contain  coin,  even  though  they  be  posted  without 
registration,  are  treated  as  registered,  and  charged 
on  delivery  with  a  double  registration  fee  of  8d. 
in  addition  to  the  ordinary  postage  ;  and  any  such 
letters  which  cannot  be  registered  in  time  to  be 
forwarded  by  the  mail  for  which  they  are  posted, 
are  detained  for  the  next  despatch. 

Every  letter  to  be  registered  should  be  presented 
at  the  window,  and  a  receipt  obtained  for  it,  and 
should  on  no  account  be  dropped  into  the  letter- 
box. If,  contrary  to  this  rale,  a  letter  marked 
'Registered'  be  dropped  into  the  letter-box.  it  will, 
//'  directed  to  any  place  in  the  United  Kingdom 
or  British  Colonies,  be  liable  to  a  registration  fee 
of  8d.,  instead  of  the  ordinary  fee  of  4d.  A  regis- 
tered letter,  if  re-posted  as  an  ordinary  letter,  with 
the  word  '  Registered '  unerased  or  erased  in  pencil 
only,  will  also  be  liable  to  a  registration  fee 
of  8d. 

Registered  letters  must  be  prepaid  as  regards 
both  postage  and  registration  fee  ;  and  if  the  letter 
be  inland,  such  prepajanent  must  be  by  stamps. 

No  letter-carrier,  rural  messenger,  or  other  servant 
of  the  Post  Office,  is  allowed  to  caixy  a  letter  for 
any  person  to  be  registered. 

Parliamentarj'  notices  may  be  forwarded  through 
the  post  iinder  the  following  regulations  : — 

1.  The  words  '  Parliamentary  Notice'  must  b& 
legiblj-  printed  on  the  face  of  the  letter  ;  and 
in  order  to  secure  the  speedy  retm-n  of  any 


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notices  Tvhich  may  be  undelivered,  the  name 
and  address  of  the  solicitor  issuing  such 
parliamentary  notice  should  also  be  legibly 
printed  or  written  on  the  face  of  the  letter ; 
though  this  is  not  imperative. 

2.  These  notices  must  be  posted  at  the  General 

Post  Office  in  Edinburgh. 

3.  All  notices  which,  by  the  standing  orders  of 

either  House  of  Parliament,  are  required  to 
be  served  on  or  before  the  15th  December, 
must  be  posted  not  later  than  the  12th  De- 
cember, unless  the  12th  fall  on  a  Sunday, 
■when  they  must  be  posted  not  later  than  the 
11th  ;  but  those  notices  which,  bj-  the  same 
orders,  may  be  sei-ved  after  the  loth,  may  be 
posted  after  the  12th  of  that  month. 

4.  The  postage  chargeable  on  these  notices,  and 

the  registration  fee  of  6d.  on  each,  must  be 
prepaid  by  stamps. 

5.  The  notices  must  be  posted  at  the  Post  OiBce 

window,  accompanied  with  duplicate  lists  of 
"  the  addresses ;  the  notices  being  arranged, 
for  the  convenience  of  comparison,   in  the 
order  of  the  list.     These  lists  wUl  be  ex- 
amined by  the  officer  in  attendance  at  the 
window ;  and  if  they  correspond  with  the 
addresses,  he  will  sign  and  stamp  every  sheet 
of  each  list.     One  of  the  duplicate  lists  will 
then  be  returned  to  the  person  who  brought 
the  letters,  and  the  other  forwarded  to  the 
Secretary,  General  Post  Office,  London. 
The  hours  for  receiving   such  notices  are  the 
same  as  those  for  the  registry  of  ordinary  letters, 
unless  they  be  presented  at  such  a  time  as  to  inter- 
fere with  the  other  duties  of  the  office ;  in  which 
case  the  postmaster  may  appoint  any  other  time 
within  the  next  twenty-four  hours  for  receiving 
the  same,  provided  that,  w^hen  the  notices  are  to 
be  served  on  or  before  the  16th  December,  such 
an-angement  do  not  delay  the  posting  beyond  the 
12th.     Re-directed  parliamentary  notices  are,  like 
letters,  liable  to  an  additional  rate  of  postage. 

The  senders  of  parliamentai-y  notices  should,  if 
possible,  arrange  on  the  previous  day  with  the 
postmaster  as  to  the  most  convenient  time  for 
posting  them,  and  state  the  probable  number. 

LETTERS  '  TO  BE  CALLED  FOR.' 

The  Poste  Eestante  being  intended  solely  for  the 
accommodation  of  strangers  and  travellers  who 
have  no  permanent  abode  in  Edinburgh,  letters  for 
residents  in  Edinburgh  must  not  be  addressed 
nor  redirected  from  a  private  address  '  Post  Office 
till  called  for.'  Letters  addressed  to  '  Initials,' 
'Numbers,'  or  'Fictitious  Names,'  cannot  be  re- 
ceived at  the  Poste  Restante ;  if  so  addressed,  they 
are  returned  to  the  writers. 

No  information  can  be  given  respecting  letters 
which  pass  through  a  post  office  except  to  the 
persons  to  whom  they  are  addressed ;  and  in  no 
other  way  is  official  information  of  a  private  cha- 
racter allowed  to  be  made  public. 

PRIVATE  BOXES  AND  BAGS. 

Any  person  can  have  a  private  box  who  is  will- 
ing to  pay  the  appointed  fee.  Where  this  fee  goes 
to  the  revenue,  it  is  generally  fixed  at  one  guinea 
per  annum,  to  be  paid  in  advance,  and  for  a  period 
of  not  less  than  a  year;  and  where  it  goes  to  the 
postmaster,  he  may  demand  the  same  terms,  though 
he  may,  at  his  option,  take  less.  The  same  also,  in 
most  cases,  are  the  terms  for  a  private  bag,  except 
that,  in  addition,  there  is  the  cost  of  the  bag  itself, 
and  a  charge  for  conveyance,  the  maximum  of  the 
latter  being  half  a  guinea  per  annum  if  the  bag  be 
conveyed  by  a  rm-al  messenger,  and  two  guineas 


if  by  a  contractor  for  a  mail  cart  or  other  horse 
post.  If  more  than  one  rural  messenger  or  moi'c 
than  one  contractor  take  part  in  the  conveyance  of 
a  private  letter  bag,  each  is  allowed  to  charge  the 
full  amount  of  the  fee  for  his  service.  The  weight 
of  a  private  bag,  when  empty,  is  limited  to  one 
pound.  As  the  service  of  a  private  bag  may  pos- 
sibly delay  the  despatch  of  the  general  bag,  none  are 
allowed  without  the  permission  of  the  surveyor. 
If  a  private  letter  bag  made  up  at  one  post  office  be 
left  at  another  to  be  called  for  or  to  be  delivered 
from  thence,  the  postmaster  at  such  other  office 
may  make  a  charge  for  his  trouble  :  this  charge  is 
usually  5s.  per  annum.  Any  person  residing  within 
the  limits  of  a  town  fi-ee  delivery,  and  renting  a 
private  letter  bag,  is  considered  to  have  the  accom- 
modation of  a  private  box  at  the  post  office  as  well 
as  a  bag,  and  is  liable  to  the  full  charge  for  both 
bag  and  box. 

POSTAGE  STAMPS  AND  ENVELOPES. 

Postage  labels  are  of  the  respective  values  of  id..  Id., 
Hd.,  2d.,  3d.,  4d.,  6d.,  9d.,  lOd.,  Is.,  2s.,  and  5s'  The 
embossed  envelopes  are  of  four  sizes,  and  are  sold 
thus :  one  for  l^d.,  two  for  2Jd.,  four  for  4M.,  six 
for  ejd.,  eight  for  8|d.,  and  Is.  Id.  per  dozen. 

Every  rural  messenger  is  authorized  to  sell  post- 
age stamps  (including  stamped  envelopes)  at  the 
same  prices  at  which  postmasters  are  empowered 
to  sell  them ;  and  when  any  person  applies  to  him 
for  postage  labels,  the  messenger  must  either  supply 
them,  or  (if  he  has  none  in  his  possession)  must, 
without  extra  charge,  receive  the  postage  in  money, 
and  on  his  arrival  at  the  Post  Office,  obtain  labels 
for  it,  and  affix  them  carefully  to  the  letters. 

MONEY  ORDERS. 

The  public  are  recommended,  when  applying  for 
Monej'  Orders,  to  use  printed  'Application  Forms,' 
which  save  time,  and  afford  greater  secm-ity  than 
verbal  messages  against  mistakes.  These  forms  are 
supplied  gratuitously  at  all  Money  Order  Offices. 

The  scale  of  charges  on  the  issue  of  Inland 
Money  Orders  is  as  follows  : — 

For  Sums  under  10s Id. 

,,  of  10s.  and  under  £1    .         .     2d. 

„  „    £1    „         „  2    .         .     3d. 

„  „       2    „        „         3    .        .    4d. 

„       3    „        „         4    .        .     5d. 
„       4    „        „         5    .        .     6d. 
„  .,       5     „        „  6    .         .     7d. 

„       6    „        „         7    .        .     8d. 
„       7     „         „  8    .         .     9d. 

„         „       8    „        „         9    .        .  lOd. 
„  „       9    „         „        10    .         .  lid. 

„     10    „        „  .        .     Is. 

This  scale  does  not  apply  to  Orders  issued  on  the 
Colonies  and  places  abroad,  the  charges  on  which 
remain  unaltered. 

No  single  Money  Order  can  he  issued  for  more 
than  £10  ;*  neither  can  an  order  contain  a  frac- 
tional part  of  a  penny. 

With  the  subjoined  exceptions,  no  Money  Order 
can  be  issued,  unless  the  applicant  furnish,  in  full, 
the  surname,  and  at  least  the  initial  of  one  Chris- 
tian name,  both  of  the  remitter  and  the  payee, 
together  with  the  remitter's  address  : — 

1.  If  the  remitter  or  payee  be  a  peer  or  a  bishop, 
his  ordinary  title  is  sufficient ;  and  the  usual 


*  The  only  exception  to  this  rule  in  Scotland  is 
when  the  order  is  issued  in  payment  of  Govern- 
ment taxes,  and  in  favour  of  the  Receiver-General 
of  Inland  Revenue.  In  such  a  case,  the  order  is 
not  limited  as  to  amount. 


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designation  of  a  firm  is  sufficient,  except  in 
the  case  of  a  company  trading  under  a  title 
which  does  not  consist  of  the  names  of  the 
persons  composing  it,  as  the  '  Carron  Com- 
pany.' 
2.  When  the  remitter  notifies  that  tlie  order  is  to 
be  paid  through  a  bank,  it  is  left  to  his  option 
to  give  or  withhold  the  name  of  the  payee. 
When  application  is  made  for  a  Money  Order 
payable  in  London,  or  at  any  other  town  where 
there  is  more  than  one  Money  Order  Office,  the 
remitter  should  say  at   which  of  suoli  offices  he 
wishes  it  to  be  paid  :  otherwise  the  order  can  be 
cashed  at  the  Head  Office  alone.     It  is  not  incum- 
bent on  a  postmaster  to  supply  such  information 
relative  to  local  or  provincial  offices. 

An  order  once  issued  cannot  be  cancelled ;  and 
should  repayment  or  transfer  to  a  different  office, 
or  alteration  of  name,  be  required,  the  remitter  must 
apply  according  to  the  directions  printed  on  the 
back  of  the  order. 

In  order  to  enable  the  remitter  to  obtain  an  ac- 
knowledgment of  the  receipt  of  a  Money  Order 
before  the  money  is  paid,  it  is  arranged  that  lie 
may  make  his  order  payable  ten  days  after  date, 
provided  that,  in  the  presence  of  the  postmaster, 
when  he  obtains  the  order,  he  affixes  thereto,  in 
the  space  after  the  request  C,  a  penny  receipt 
stamp,  and  write  his  signature  across  the  stamp. 

When  an  order  is  presented  for  payment  (other- 
wise than  through  a  bank),  the  postmaster  has 
first  to  see  that  the  signature  of  the  payee  be  as 
full  as  the  name  given  in  tlie  advice,  and  be  not  in 
any  way  inconsistent  therewith.  He  has  then  to 
call  on  the  applicant  to  give  tlie  name  of  the  re- 
mitter ;  and  if  the  reply  be  correct,  the  order  will 
be  paid,  unless  the  postmaster  have  good  reason 
for  believing  that  the  applicant  is  neither  the  right- 
ful claimant,  nor  deputed  bj'  him.  When  an  order 
is  paid  through  a  bank,  it  is  sufficient  that  it  be 
receipted  (without  regard  to  any  discrepancy  be- 
tween the  signature  and  the  name  in  the  advice, 
or  to  whether  the  receipt  is  given  by  the  payee 
himself,  or  by  another  person),  and  that  it  be  pre- 
sented (crossed  with  the  name  of  the  receiving 
bank)  by  some  person  known  to  be  in  the  employ- 
ment of  the  bank. 

The  holder  of  a  Money  Order  is  always  at  liberty 
to  direct,  by  crossing  it,  that  the  order  be  paid 
through  a  bank,  even  though  its  payment  was  not 
originally  so  restricted ;  and  when  the  order  is  thus 
crossed,  the  question  put  on  the  presentation  of  an 
ordinary  Money  Order  is  dispensed  with. 

Monoj'  Orders  do  not  require  a  receipt  stamp. 
Payment  of  an  order,  issued  and  paj-able  in  the 
United  Kingdom,  must  be  obtained  before  the  end 
of  the  second  calendar  month  after  that  in  which 
it  was  issued  (for  instance,  if  issued  in  January,  it 
must  be  paid  before  the  end  of  March) ;  otherwise 
the  order  becomes  lapsed,  and  a  new  order  is  neces- 
sary, for  which  a  second  commission  is  charged. 
The  period  for  payment  of  orders  issued  in  the 
United  Kingdom,  and  paj-able  in  any  colonj' autho- 
rized to  transact  Monej"  Order  business,  including 
Gibraltar  and  Malta,  is  six  months  ;  and  orders 
gi-auted  at  those  places  on  the  United  Kingdom  are 
also  paj-able  during  six  months  after  that  in  which 
they  were  issued.  A  person  presenting  a  lapsed 
order  is  furnislied  with  a  copy  of  a  printed  notice, 
headed  '  Lapsed  Money  Orders,'  containing  direc- 
tions how  to  proceed.  If  the  order  be  not  paid 
before  the  end  of  the  twelfth  calendar  month  after 
that  in  which  it  was  issued  (for  instance,  if  issued 
in  Januarj',  and  not  paid  before  the  end  of  next 
Januarj'),  all  claim  to  the  money  is  lost. 

No  application  can  be  entertained  for  compensa- 


tion for  alleged  injury  from  the  non-payment  of  a 
Money  Order  at  the  expected  time. 

After  once  paying  a  Money  Order,  by  whom- 
soever presented,  the  office  is  not  liable  to  any 
further  claim. 

To  guard  against  any  person,  even  if  he  obtain 
possession  of  a  Jloney  Order,  fraudulently  getting 
it  cashed,  the  remitter  is  recommended — 

1.  When  he  is  well  known  to  the  payee,  to  sign  the 

letter  enclosing  the  order  with  his  initials  only. 

2.  When  this  is  not  the  case,  either  to  make  the 

order  payable  ten  days  after  date,  or  to 
register  the  letter  enclosing  it,  or  to  make 
the  order  payable  through  a  bank. 

3.  When  it  is  not  considered  expedient  to  adopt 

either  of  these  courses,  to  send  the  remitter's 
name  (without  a  knowledge  of  which  paj-- 
ment  cannot  be  obtained)  in  a  separate  letter 
from  that  containing  the  Money  Order;  al- 
though this  latter  precaution  is  much  less 
effective  than  either  of  the  others. 
Payment  of  an  order  cannot  be  demanded  on  the 
same  day  as  that  on  which  the  order  was  issued. 

In  case  of  the  miscarriage  or  loss  of  an  inland 
Money  Order,  a  duplicate  is  granted  on  a  written 
application  (with  the  necessary  particulars,  and 
enclosing  the  amount  of  a  second  commission,  in 
postage  stamps)  to  the  Controller  of  the  Money 
Order  Office  of  England,  Scotland,  or  Ireland,  as 
the  case  may  be,  where  the  original  order  was 
issued;  and  if  it  be  desired  to  stop  payment  of  an 
inland  order,  a  similar  application,  wiih  a  like 
enclosure  of  postage  stamps,  must  be  made  to  the 
Controller  of  the  Money  Order  Office  of  that  part 
of  the  kingdom  in  which  the  order  is  ijayahle.  If 
alteration  in  the  name  of  the  payee  or  remitter  of 
an  inland  Money  Order  should  be  requked,  appli- 
cation must  be  made  by  the  remitter  to  the  post- 
master of  the  office  at  which  the  order  was  issued, 
and  a  second  commission  must  be  paid.  Should 
transfer  of  payment  of  an  inland  oi'der  from  one 
office  to  another  in  the  United  Kingdom,  or  repay- 
ment of  the  amount  of  an  order,  be  required,  au 
application  enclosing  the  order  must  be  made  to 
the  postmaster  at  whose  office  the  order  is  paj^able, 
who  will  transmit  in  exchange  a  new  order  payable 
at  the  place  desired,  but  for  a  less  sum  than  the 
original  order  bj'  the  amount  of  the  second  com- 
mission charged  for  the  re-issue.  Proper  printed 
forms  for  making  applications  in  all  these  cases 
may  be  obtained  at  anj-  Money  Order  Office,  and 
full  instructions  on  the  subject  will  be  found  printed 
on  the  back  of  the  Money  Order.  Whenever,  on 
complaint  being  made,  it  is  found  that  the  necessity 
for  an  application,  entailing  the  payment  of  a  fresh 
commission,  is  attributable  to  the  Post  Office,  the 
charge  will  be  remitted  to  the  applicant,  and  im- 
posed on  the  officer  in  fault. 

A  postmaster  is  required  to  give  information  how 
to  appl}'  for  a  duplicate  order,  etc.,  and  must  furnish 
the  prescribed  form  of  application.  If  paj'ment  of 
an  order  be  refused  in  consequence  of  the  replies 
to  the  questions  respecting  the  remitter  not  corre- 
sponding with  the  entries  in  the  advice,  or  of  a 
difference  in  the  name  in  the  receipt,  the  applicant 
for  paj"ment  should  communicate  with  the  remitter, 
and  request  him  to  apply  personally  to  the  issuing 
postmaster. 

No  letter-carrier,  rural  messenger,  or  other  ser- 
vant of  the  Post  Office,  is  bo>md  to  procure  a  Money 
Order  for  any  person,  or  to  obtain  payment  for 
one  ;  but  such  services  are  not  forbidden. 

Money  Orders  are  issued  at  all  Money  Order 
Offices  in  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britivin 
and  Ireland  (see  List,  p.  ) :  on  BELGIUM 
and  S\\'ri'ZEi;LAND  at  the  rale  of  commission 


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charged  on  inland  Money  Orders  ;  on  GERMANY, 
including  NORTH  GERMANY,  BADEN,  BA- 
VARI^\^  WURTEMBURG,  and  LUXEMBURG ; 
as  also  on  GIBRALTAR  and  MALTA,  and  on  the 
British  Post  Office  established  in  ALEXANDRIA, 
CAIRO,  CONSTANTINOPLE,  and  SUEZ,  at  a 
charge  equal  to  threefold  the  commission  on  inland 
Money  Orders  ;  on  Money  Order  Offices  in  ALEX- 
ANDRIA, ARGENTINE  REPUBLIC,  BRAZIL, 
BAHIA,  BUENOS  AYRES,  CONSTANTI- 
NOPLE. GIBRALTAR,  HONG  KONG,  MALTA, 
MONTE  VIDEO,  PERNAMBUCO,  RIO 
JANEIRO,  SHANGHAI,  SUEZ,  and  YOKO- 
HAMA, at  a  charge  equal  to  threefold  the  com- 
mission on  inland  Money  Orders ;  and  on  Money 
Order  Offices  in  the  List  on  p.  619,  at  a  charge  equal 
to  fourfold  such  commission. 

The  renewal  of  a  lapsed  order,  the  issue  of  a 
duplicate  order,  or  the  stoppage  of  payment  of  an 
order  issued  by  a  colonj'  ou  the  United  Kingdom, 
■will  be  made  on  application  to  the  Controller  of  the 
Metropolitan  Office  of  that  portion  of  the  United 
Kingdom  in  which  such  Colonial  Order  is  imyablc. 
provided  an  additional  British  inland  rate  of  com- 
mission be  enclosed  with  the  application ;  except 
in  the  case  of  lapsed  orders,  when  the  additional 
commission  will  be  deducted  from  the  amount  of 
the  new  order  issued  by  the  department;  but  the 
lapsed  order  must  be  transmitted  with  the  applica- 
tion for  its  renewal.  Postmasters  in  the  United 
Kingdom  have  power  to  transfer  to  other  offices  in 
the  United  Kingdom  payment  of  colonial  orders 
originally  drawn  ou  their  own  offices. 

For  repayment  of  the  amount  of  a  Money  Order, 
or  for  the  correction  of  any  error  respecting  the 
name  of  the  payee  or  remitter  of  an  order  issued 
by  a  colony  on  the  United  Kingdom,  the  applica- 
tion on  the  subject,  enclosing  an  additional  colonial 
inland  rate  of  commission,  must  be  addressed  to 
the  Controller  of  the  Metropolitan  Office  of  the 
colony  in  which  such  order  was  issued. 


POST  OFFICE  TELEGRAPHS. 

The  charge  for  the  transmission  of  an  inland 
message — that  is,  of  a  message  going  from  one  part 
of  the  United  Kingdom  to  another  part  of  the 
United  Kingdom — is  Is.  for  the  first  twenty  words, 
exclusive  of  the  address,  for  which  no  charge  will 
be  made,  and  3d.  for  each  additional  five  words  or 
part  of  five  words. 

Message  forms  are  of  two  kinds,  viz.,  forms  with 
a  Is.  stamp  embossed  thereon,  and  forms  without 
any  such  stamp.  Both  kinds  of  form  may  be  ob- 
tained at  the  postal  telegraph  offices,  and  the  un- 
stamped forms  may  be  obtained  at  the  railway 
stations,  from  which  the  railway  companies  will 
transmit  messages  on  account  of  the  Post  Office. 
The  forms  with  the  Is.  stamp  embossed  thereon 
are  sold  in  books  of  50,  price  £2,  10s.,  or  sold 
singly,  or  any  number  less  than  50. 

That  portion  of  the  form  on  which  the  message 
is  to  be  written  is  divided  into  ten  lines,  and  each 
line  into  five  spaces  ;  and  it  is  very  desirable  that 
one  word  only  be  written  in  each  space. 

If  the  message  be  written  in  the  manner  re- 
quested, the  charge  for  a  message  which  does  not 
reach  beyond  the  first  four  lines  will  be  Is. ;  if  the 
message  reaches  the  fifth  line,  the  charge  will  be 
Is.  3d.,  and  so  on.  The  message  forms  admit  of 
fifty  words  being  thus  written. 

The  payment  of  Is.  for  a  message  not  exceeding 
twenty  words  covers  the  delivery  by  special  foot 
messenger  within  the  limits  of  one  mile  from  the 
terminal  telegraph  office — that  is,  within  the  limit 
of  one  mile  from  the  office  to  which  it  is  sent  by 
wire  or  tube — or  within  the  limit  of   the  postal 

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delivery  of  that  office,  when  it  is  a  head  office, 
although  the  town  postal  delivery  may  extend  for 
more  than  a  mile  from  it. 

The  entire  charges  for  words  in  excess  of  the 
minimum  number  of  twenty  words  allowed  to  a 
single  message,  andtheentire  charges  for  porterage, 
when  any  porterage  has  to  be  paid,  are  also,  as  far 
as  is  possible,  to  bo  prepaid  by  means  of  a  postage 
stamp  or  stamps  affixed  to  the  message  foi-m.  It  is 
desirable  that  the  public  should  use  the  smallest 
number  of  stamps  that  will  conveniently  denote  the 
charges  for  the  transmission  of  the  message,  that 
is,  that  they  should  use  a  6d.  stamp  instead  of  six 
penny  stamps.  They  are  at  liberty,  however,  to 
use  for  this  purpose  any  of  the  denominations  of 
postage  stamps  in  use. 

When  the  addressee — that  is,  the  person  who  is 
to  receive  the  message— does  not  reside  within  the 
limits  above  described,  and  when  the  sender  desires 
to  have  his  message  delivered  by  special  foot  mes- 
senger, he  will  have  to  pay  porterage  at  the  rate  of 
6d.  per  double  mile — that  is,  a  mile  out  and  a  mile 
back — or  any  part  thereof.  If  the  sender  desires 
to  have  his  message  delivered  beyond  the  limits  of 
the  free  delivery  by  cab,  fly,  or  horse  express,  he 
will  have  to  paj'  Is.  per  double  mile  for  such  de- 
livery. Directions  on  these  points  are  printed  on 
the  message  form. 

If  the  receiver  of  the  message  does  not  reside 
within  the  above  described  limits  of  free  delivery, 
and  the  sender  of  the  message  does  not  desire  to 
incur  the  cost  of  special  delivery  by  special  foot 
messenger,  or  by  other  means,  the  message  will  be 
sent  out  for  delivery,  free  of  extra  charge,  by  the 
ordinary  postal  delivery  next  following  on  the  ar- 
rival of  the  message  at  the  terminal  telegraph  office. 
Messages  may  not  only  be  tendered  for  trans- 
mission at  postal  telegraph  offices,  but  may  be  en- 
closed in  envelopes  addressed  '  Telegraph  Office,' 
and  deposited  in  wall  or  pillar  boxes,  or  in  the 
letter  boxes  of  ordinary  receiving  offices  or  sub- 
post  offices.  Telegrams  so  deposited  will  be  sent 
on  to  the  nearest  postal  telegraph  office  by  the  first 
ordinary  postal  collection  from  the  letter  box  in 
which  they  are  deposited,  and  will  be  sent  on  by 
wire  from  that  nearest  postal  telegraph  office  as 
soon  as  possible  after  they  reach  it,  and  will  be  de- 
livered to  the  addressee  free  of  extra  charge,  pro- 
vided the  proper  charge  for  the  number  of  words 
contained  in  them,  and  for  porterage  when  they 
have  to  be  delivered  beyond  the  limits  of  the  free 
delivery,  have  been  prepaid  by  means  of  postage 
stamps  affixed  to  the  message  form. 

Messages  so  deposited,  but  insufficiently  prepaid, 
will  also  be  sent  on  in  like  manner,  the  difference 
of  charge  being  obtained  from  the  addressee  ;  but 
messages  so  deposited  without  any  prepayment 
whatever  will  be  placed  in  a  cover  which  will  be 
directed  to  the  addressee,  and  sent  forward  to  him 
by  post  as  an  ordinary  unpaid  letter. 

Messages  written  on  the  proper  forms,  and  pro- 
perly prepaid  by  means  of  postage  stamps  affixed 
to  the  forms,  may  be  handed  to  rural  post  mes- 
sengers who  are  proceeding  to  postal  telegraph 
offices,  for  transmission  therefrom. 

Any  additional  information  which  the  public 
may  require  with  regard  to  the  charges  on,  and 
regulations  for  the  transmission  of,  inland  messages, 
may  be  obtained  at  any  postal  telegraph  office. 

Messages  for  the  Continent,  India,  or  America, 
will  also  be  collected  at  and  delivered  from  the 
postal  telegraph  offices  throughout  the  United 
Kingdom,  at  the  rates  and  under  the  regulations 
charged  and  maintained  by  the  telegraph  companies 
engaged  in  the  transmission  and  delivery  of  such 


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POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RATES. 


Full  information  witt  respect  to  the  charges  on, 
and   regulations    for    the    transmission    of,    such   By  a  single  payment  of 
messages,  may  also  be  obtained  at  postal  telegraph  or, 

offices. 


PRINCIPAL  RULES  OF  THE  GOVERNMENT 
INSURANCE  AND  ANNUITY  OFFICE. 

1.  The  Postmaster-General  is  empowered,  under 
the  Act  27  &  28  Vict.  c.  43,  to  insure  the  lives 
of  persons  of  either  sex,  between  the  ages  of  16  and 
60,  for  not  less  than  £20  or  more  than  £100.  He 
is  also  empowered,  under  the  same  Act,  to  grant 
Immediate  or  Deferred  Annuities  of  not  more  than 
£50  on  the  lives  of  persons  of  either  sex,  and  of  the 
age  of  10  years  and  upwards.  The  persons  whose 
lives  are  insured,  or  to  whom  Annuities  are  gi-anted, 
by  the  Postmaster-General,  have  direct  Govern- 
ment security  for  the  payment  of  the  money  at  the 
proper  time. 

2.  Tables  of  the  premiums  to  be  charged  for  the 
Insurance  of  Lives  ;  for  the  grant  of  Immediate 
Annuities ;  for  the  grant  of  Deferred  Annuities  or 
Deferred  Monthly  Allowances,  without  return  of 
purchase  monej',  and  for  the  grant  of  DefeiTed  An- 
nuities or  Deferred  Monthly  Allowances,  with  re- 
turn of  purchase  money,  may  be  seen  at  the  General 
Post  Office. 

PRESnUJIS  CHARGED  FOR  THE  INSURANCE  OF  TLTVES. 

The  life  of  a  man  or  woman  in  his  or  her  30th 
year  may  be  insured  for  £100 — 


By  an  annual  payment,  throughout 
life,  of  ...  . 

or, 

By  a  fortnightly  payment,  throughout 
life,  of  ...  . 


£    s.   d. 
43    3    7 


2     6     7 


0     2     2 


By  an  annual  payment,  until  the  in- 
sured person  reaches  the  age  of 
60,  of  .  .  .  .        2  13  10 

or. 
By  a  fortnightly  payment  of     .  .         0     2     6 

Smaller  sums  may  be  insured  by  proportionate  pay- 
ments, but  no  one  of  the  periodical  payments  must 
be  of  less  amount  than  two  shillings. 

No  one  life  can  be  insured  for  less  than  £20  in 
the  whole ;  but  when  a  life  has  been  insured  for 
£20,  further  insurances  may  be  effected  on  the  same 
life  from  time  to  time,  for  any  amount,  until  the 
whole  sum  for  which  it  is  insured  amounts  to 
£100. 

If,  after  having  duly  made  his  payments  for  a 
period  of  five  years,  the  insured  person  shall  be 
unable  to  continue,  or  shall  desire  to  discontinue, 
such  payments,  a  portion  of  the  premiums  paid  by 
him,  which  portion  wiU  in  no  case  be  less  than 
one-third  of  the  whole  sum  paid  by  him,  wUl  be 
Tetumed  to  him. 


IMMEDIATE  LIFE  ANNUITIES. 

Table  showing  the  Strsi  to  be  paid  for  an  IiorEDiATE  Life  Annuity  of  £1  according  to  the  Age  and 
Sex  of  the  Person  upon  whose  Life  the  Annuity  is  to  depend.  The  first  half-yearly  Payment  of 
the  said  Annuity  will  in  all  cases  become  due  and  be  payable  on  the  Second  Quarterly  Day  of 
Payment  next  following  the  Day  of  Pm'cliase. 


Age  of  the  Person 

at  the  time  of 

Purchase 

upon  whose  Life 
the  Annuity 
is  to  depend. 


Males. 


Money 
to  be  paid 

down  in 
One  Sum 

at  the 

time  of 
Purchase. 


Females. 


Money 

to  be  paid 

down  in 

One  Sum 

at  the 

time  of 

Purchase. 


Age  of  the  Person 

at  the  time  of 

Purchase 

upon  whose  Life 
the  Annuity 
is  to  depend. 


Males 


Money 
to  be  paid 
down  in 
One  Sum 
at  the 
time  of 
Purchase. 


Females. 


Money 
to  be  paid 

down  in 

One  Sum 

at  the 

time  of 
Purchase. 


If  10  and  under  11 
16         ...         17 


21 

26 
31 
36 
41 


£,    s.  d. 

21  11  0 

20  7  2 

19  10  11 

19  1  5 

18  6  11 

17  8  -3 

16  6  0 


£   s.    d. 

22  15  4 
21  15  11 
21  3  11 
20  10  3 
19  14  5 
18  16  11 
17  17  8 


If  46  and  under  47 
51  ...  52 
56  ...  57 
61  ...  62 
66  ...  67 
71  ...  72 
80  or  any  greater 
age,  .  . 


£  s.  d. 
14  18  11 
13  6  2 
11  15  0 
10  4  10 
8  11  1 
7  0  6 

4    3     3 


£    s.  d. 

16  14  8 

15    6  9 

13  13  9 

11  18  1 

10    0  1 

8    2  8 


5     7     0 


Thus,  a  man  aged  65  can  purchase  an 
Immediate  Annuity  of  £10,  pay- 
able half-yearly,  for 

A  woman  of  the  same  age  can  pur- 
chase a  like  Annuity  for  . 


£88  18    4 


103  16    8 


I A  man  aged  70  can  purchase  an  Im- 
mediate Annuity  of  £10,  payable 
half-yearly,  for      .  .  .      £73    3    4 

A  woman  of  the  same  age  can  pur- 
chase a  like  Annuity  for  .  .        84  19    2 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RATES. 


579 


DEFEKKED  LIFE  ANNUITIES.— MONET  NOT  RETUBNABLE. 

Table  showing  tlie  Yearly  Suji,  and  the  Money  to  be  paid  down  in  One  Sum  at  the  time  of  Purchase, 
according  to  the  option  of  the  Pui-chaser,  for  which  a  Deferred  Life  Annuity  of  £1  will  be 
granted,  according  to  the  Age  and  Sex  of  the  Person  npon  whose  Life  the  Annuity  is  to  depend. 
The  first  half-yearly  Payment  of  the  said  Annuity  will  in  all  cases  become  due  and  be  payable  on 
the  Second  Quarterly  Day  of  Paj'ment  next  following  any  one  of  the  under-mentioned  Periods, 
reckoning  such  Periods  from  tbe  Day  of  Purchase.  In  tliis  Glass  of  Annuities  the  Piu-chase  Money 
will  NOT  be  returned  in  any  event. 


For  an  Annuity  of  £1  payable  at  the 

For  an  Annuity  of  £1  payable  at  the 

Second  Quarter  next  following 

Second  Quarter  next  following 

Age  of  the  Person 

the  expiration  of 

the  expiration  of 

20  Years, 

40  Years, 

at  the  time  of 
Purchase 

upon  whose  Life 

reckoning  from  the  day  of  Purchase. 

.  reckoning  from  the  day  of  Purchase. 

Males.                       Females. 

Males.             1           Females. 

Monev 

Money 

Money 

Money 

to  be  paid 

to  be  paid 

to  be  paid 

to  be  paid 

the  Annuity 

Yearly 

down  in 

Yearly 

down  in 

Yearly 

down  in 

Yearly 

down  in 

Sum 

One  Sum 

Sum 

One  Sum 

Sum 

One  Sum 

Sum 

One  Sura 

is  to  depend. 

required. 

at  the 
time  of 

required. 

at  the 
time  of 

required. 

at  the 
time  of 

required. 

at  the 
time  of 

Pui-chase. 

Purchase. 

Purchase. 

Purchase.! 

£   s.    d. 

£  s.    d. 

£  s.    d. 

£  s.    d. 

£   s.    d. 

£  s.    d. 

£  s.    d. 

£   s.    d. 

If  10  and  under  11 

0  10  11 

1  18  10 

0  12    2 

8  19    7 

0     2     4 

2    :,    1 

0    2  11 

2  19     6 

15         ...          16 

0  10     3 

7    5  11 

0  11    6 

8    7    5 

0    2     0 

1  IS    9 

0    2    7 

2  11     3 

20         ...          21 

0     9     7 

6  13    8  :  0  10  10 

7  16     9 

0     18 

1  10    8 

0    2    2 

2    3    0 

25         ...         26 

0    8  10 

6    3    2 

0  10    1 

7     5     1 

0    13 

13    3 

0    19 

1  14    1 

30        ...         31 

0    7  10 

5    9    9 

0    9    3 

6  11    8 

0  15  11 

1    4  10 

35        ...         36 

0    6    9 

4  13     6 

0    8    3 

5  16    5 

0    9    6 

0  16    1 

40        ...         41 

0    5    7 

3  15    9 

0    7    1 

4  19    3 

r     4     6 

0    8  11 

Thus,  a  man  aged  30  may  pm'chase  a 
Deferred  Annuity  of  £10,  to  com- 
mence on  his  reaching  the  age  of 
60,  and  to  be  payable  half-yearly, 
either  by  an  immediate  payment 
of £24 


3    4 


By    an    annual    payment,    until    he 

reaches  the  age  of  60,  of   .  .  18     4 

A  woman  of  like  age  may  purchase  a 

Hke  Annuity   by   an   immediate 

payment  of  .  .  .        32     8     4 

or. 
An  annual  payment,  up  to  60,  of        .  1  17     6 

and  a  man  aged  30  may  purchase  a  Deferred  Al- 
lowance of  £2,  7s.  3d.  per  month,  to  commence  when 
be  reaches  the  age  of  60,  by  a  payment  until  he 
reaches  that  age  of  8s.  per  month ;  and  a  woman 
of  like  age  may,  by  a  like  payment  of  8s.  per  month, 
purchase  a  Deferred  Allowance  of  £1,  16s.  7d.,  to 
commence  when  she  reaches  the  age  of  00. 

The  Annuity  or  Monthly  Allowance  granted  ou 
any  one  life  must  not  exceed  £50  per  annum,  or 
£4,  3s.  4d.  per  month ;  but  purchasers  need  not  pui'- 
chase  the  whole  amount  of  such  Annuity  or  Allow- 
ance at  one  time.  They  may  begin  by  purchasing 
such  part  as  they  can  afford  to  purchase,  and  go  on 
increasing  their  purchases  from  time  to  time  as 
their  circumstances  will  permit. 

Husband  and  Wife  may  each  be  insured  to  the 
full  amount  of  £100,  and  may  each  purchase  an 
Annuity  of  £60,  or  a  Monthly  Allowance  of 
£4,  3s.  4d.  Any  two  persons  may  purchase  an 
Annuity  on  their  joint  lives,  with  or  without  con- 
tinuance of  the  Annuity  to  the  survivor. 

Persons  contracting  for  the  insurance  of  their 
lives,  or  for  the  purchase  of  Annuities  or  Monthly 
AUowances,  wUl  be  allowed  to  pay  their  periodical 


premiums  or  instalments  of  purchase  money  at  such 
of  the  post  offices  which  have  been  or  may  hereafter 
be  opened  for  the  purpose,  as  will  suit  them  best. 

Persons  proposing  to  eilect  insurances  on  their 
lives,  or  to  purchase  Deferred  Monthly  Allowances, 
must  provide  at  their  own  cost  such  certificates  of 
birth  or  baptism,  or  other  evidence  of  age,  as  shall 
be  required  from  them,  but  will  not  be  required  to 
pay  any  fee  for  medical  examination,  or  to  pay  the 
cost  of  any  inquiry  which  the  Postmaster-General 
may  thiuk  fit  to  make  with  regard  to  their  health, 
habits,  age,  and  occupation,  or  to  pay  anj'  fee  for 
the  issue  of  any  contracts  which  may  be  made  in 
accordance  with  their  proposals,  or  to  pay  any 
postage  for  the  transmission  of  their  proposals,  or 
for  the  transmission  of  any  correspondence  arising 
out  of  such  proposals  between  them  and  the  Post- 
master-General, inasmuch  as  a  provision  for  all  such 
costs  and  charges  is  included  in  the  premiums 
which  they  will  be  required  to  pay,  in  accordance 
with  the  Tables  framed  for  the  purpose,  for  the  in- 
surance of  then-  lives  or  the  purchase  of  Deferred 
Monthly  Allowances. 

Persons  proposing  to  purchase  Immediate  or  De- 
ferred Annuities,  payable  half-yearly,  must  provide 
at  their  own  cost  such  certificates  of  birth  or  bap- 
tism, or  other  evidence  of  age,  as  shall  be  required 
of  them;  and,  inasmuch  as  the  premiums  fixed  by 
the  Tables  framed  for  the  grant  of  such  Annuities 
do  not  include  any  provision  for  costs  and  charges, 
must  pay,  at  the  time  of  purchase,  a  fee  of  Is.  for 
every  £1  of  Annuity  purchased. 

PRINCIPAL  RULES  OF  THE  POST  OFFICE 
SAVINGS  BANK. 

Post  Office  Savings  Banks  are  established  at 
Money  Order  Offices  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and 
are  open  for  the  receipt  and  payment  of  money 


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daily  during  the  hours  appointed  for  Money  Order 
business. 

At  these  banks  deposits  of  one  shilling,  or  any 
number  of  shillings,  -will  be  received;  but  no  one 
may  deposit  more  than  £30  in  one  year,  or  more 
than  £150  in  the  whole,  exclusive  of  interest. 

Interest  at  the  rate  of  £2, 10s.  per  cent,  per  annum 
(which  is  at  the  rate  of  sixpence  in  the  pound  for 
each  year,  or  at  the  rate  of  one-halfpenny  on  each 
complete  pound  for  each  month,  reckoning  from 
the  first  day  of  the  calendar  month  next  following 
the  day  on  which  a  complete  pound  has  been  de- 
posited, up  to  tlie  last  day  of  the  calendar  month 
preceding  the  day  on  which  the  money  is  with- 
drawn) is  allowed  until  the  sum  due  to  a  depositor 
amounts  to  £200,  when  interest  ceases  to  be  allowed. 
The  interest  due  to  each  depositor  is  added  to  the 
principal  due  to  him  on  the  31st  December  iu  each 
year. 

Every  deposit  in  a  Post  Office  Savings  Bank 
must  be  immediately  entered  by  the  postmaster,  or 
other  person  receiving  it,  in  a  book,  which  book  is 
to  be  kept  by  the  depositor ;  and  the  postmaster  or 
other  person  receiving  the  deposit  should  affix  his 
signature  and  the  stamp  of  his  office  to  each  entry. 
Depositors  should  carefully  examine  their  books 
before  leaving  the  offices  at  which  they  make  their 
deposits,  and  ascertain  that  they  have  obtained  cor- 
rect receipts  for  the  sums  deposited  by  them. 

In  addition  to  the  receipts  which  the  depositors 
will  thus  obtain  in  their  deposit  books,  they  will 
receive  for  each  deposit  an  acknowledgment  by 
post  fi'om  the  Savings  Bank  Department  in  Lon- 
don. This  acknowledgment  should  reach  the  de- 
positor within  three  days  from  the  day  on  which  he 
makes  his  deposit,  if  the  deposit  be  made  in  England 
or  Wales.  If  the  deposit  be  made  in  Ireland  or 
Scotland,  the  acknowledgment  should  reach  the 
depositor  within  five  days.  The  acknowledgment 
should  be  quite  free  from  erasure,  and  should  state 
the  exact  amount  of  the  deposit,  and  the  day  on 
which  the  deposit  was  made.  If  the  acknowledg- 
ment does  not  reach  the  depositor  in  proper  time, 
or  if,  when  it  reaches  him,  it  shows  any  signs  of 
erasure,  or  does  not  agree  with  the  entry  in  the  de- 
positor's book,  the  depositor  should  immediatelj' 
apply  to  the  Postmaster-General  by  letter,  and 
should  renew  his  application  again  and  again  until 
he  obtains  a  satisfactory  reply. 

Once  in  each  year,  on  the  anniversary  of  the 
day  on  which  the  first  deposit  was  made  by  him, 
the  depositor  should  forward  his  deposit  book  to 
the  Controller  of  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank 
Department  in  London,  in  order  that  it  may  be 
compared  with  the  books  of  that  department,  and 
in  order  that  the  interest  due  to  the  previous  31st 
December  may  be  inserted  in  it. 

When  a  depositor  wishes  to  withdraw  the  whole 
or  any  part  of  the  sum  due  to  him,  l)e  must  make 
application  for  the  same   to  the  Postmaster-Gene- 


ral on  a  printed  form  called  a  Notice  of  With- 
drawal, which  he  can  obtain  at  any  Post  Office 
Savings  Bank.  When  he  has  properly  filled  up 
this  form,  he  must  fold  it  and  secure  it,  and  forward 
it  by  post  as  if  it  were  an  ordinary  letter.  In  re- 
turn for  it  he  will  receive,  probably  by  return  of 
post,  a  warrant  for  the  amount  required  by  him, 
payable  at  the  Post  Office  Bank  named  by  him  in 
the  Notice  of  Withdrawal. 

A  depositor  in  any  Post  Office  Savings  Bank 
may  add  to  his  deposits  at  that  or  any  other  Post 
Office  Savings  Bank,  and  may  withdraw  the  whole 
or  any  part  of  them  from  that  or  any  other  Post 
Office  Savings  Bank,  without  change  of  deposit 
book.  For  instance,  if  he  makes  his  first  deposit  at 
the  Post  Office  Bank  at  Huddersfield,  he  may  make 
further  deposits  at,  or  withdraw  his  money  from, 
the  Post  Office  Bank  at  Huddersfield,  or  Leeds, 
Manchester,  Birmingham,  Edinburgh,  Dublin,  or 
any  other  place  which  may  be  convenient  to  him. 

No  charge  will  be  made  to  depositors  for  the 
books  first  supplied  to  them,  or  for  the  renewal  of 
those  books ;  but  if  any  depositor  shall  lose  his 
book,  and  shall  desire  a  new  book,  he  must  make 
application  to  the  Postmaster-General  for  the  same, 
and  must  enclose  iu  his  application  postage  stamps 
to  the  value  of  Is.  to  pay  for  the  new  book.  If  a 
depositor  loses  his  book,  he  should  immediately  give 
notice  of  the  loss  to  the  Postmaster-General. 

No  charge  for  postage  will  be  made  on  the  de- 
positor for  any  letter  passing  between  him  and 
the  Savings  Bank  Department  with  regard  to  his 
deposits,  or  with  regard  to  the  withdrawal  of  the 
same,  or  for  the  transmission  of  his  deposit  book 
between  him  and  the  Savings  Bank  Department. 

The  postmasters  and  other  officers  of  the  Post- 
master-General employed  in  the  receipt  or  pay- 
ment of  deposits,  are  strictly  forbidden  to  disclose 
the  name  of  any  depositor,  or  the  amount  of  his 
deposits,  except  to  the  Postmaster-General,  or  to 
such  of  his  officers  as  are  appointed  to  assist  in 
carrying  on  the  business  of  the  Post  Office  Banks. 

A  full  statement  of  the  regulations  of  the  Post 
Office  Banks  may  be  seen  in  the  '  British  Postal 
Guide,'  and  at  any  Post  Office  Bank ;  where  also 
information  may  be  obtained  with  regard  to  the 
rules  affecting — 

(A.)  The  deposits  made  bj'  trustees  on  behalf  of 
another  person. 

(B.)  The  deposits  of  minors. 

(0.)  The  deposits  of  married  women. 

(D.)  The  deposits  of  friendly  or  charitable  or 
provident  societies  or  penny  banks. 

(E.)  The  repayment  of  the  deposits  of  deceased 
depositors  to  their  representatives. 

(F.)  The  repayment  of  the  deposits  of  depositors 
who  have  become  insane,  or  who  are, 
from  other  causes,  unable  to  act  for  them- 
selves. 


FOREIGN. 


OPTIONAL  OE  COMPULSORY  PREPAYMENT. 

When  a  letter,  addressed  to  go  by  a  route  that 
requires  prepayment,  is  posted  unpaid,  and  there  is 
some  other  route  where  prepayment  is  not  required, 
it  is  forwarded  by  that  route  ;  but  if  there  be  none, 
it  is  sent  to  the  Returned  Letter  Office,  to  go  back 
to  the  writer. 

DISTANCE  TO  WHICH  THE  POSTAGE 
CARRIES  THE  LETTER. 

The  letter  n  prefixed  to  auy  division  shows  that 
the  postage  then;  entered  does  not  carry  the  letter 


from  the  place  where  it  is  posted  in  the  United 
Kingdom  entirely  free  to  its  place  of  destination, 
but  that  it  is  liable  to  an  additional  charge  upon 
delivery. 

LETTERS  FOR  NON-COMMISSIONED  OFFI- 
CERS, SOLDIERS,  AND  SEAMEN  IN  HER 
MAJESTY'S  SERVICE. 

Subject  to  the  subjoined  regulations,  non-com- 
missioned officers,  bandmasters,  army  school- 
masters not  being  superintending  schoolmasters  or 
schoolmasters  of  the  1st  class,  private  soldiei-s,  or 


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seamen  belonging  to  Her  Majestj^'s  shii^s,  whetliei- 
serving  on  sea  or  land,  and  whether  in  a  British 
possession  or  foreign  country,  as  also  enrolled  pen- 
sioners in  Canada,  can  send  and  receive  letters  by 
packet  or  man-of-war,  for  a  postage  of  Id. ;  butif  any 
such  letters  have  to  pass  through  a  foreign  country, 
they  are  subject,  in  addition,  to  the  foreign  postage, 
whatever  that  may  be.  Thus,  the  postage  to  the 
under-mentioned  countries  (including  the  British 
charge  of  one  penny)  is  as  follows  : 
To  or  from —  s.  d. 

China,  Ceylon,  Mauritius,  India,  Japan,  or 
Australia,  via  Brindigi       .        .        .        .04 

Malta,  via  Marseilles  (if  not  above  i  oz.)      .  0    3 

Chili,  Peru,  or  any  other  place  in  the  South 
Pacific 0    2 

Vancouver's  Island,  British  Columbia,  or 
any  other  place  in  the  North  Pacific,  rid 
New  York 0    2 

Canada,  via  United  States     .        .        .         .02 

1.  The  person  claiming  the  pi-ivilege  must  at  the 

time  be  actually  employed  in  the  service  of  Her 
Majesty,  and  must  not  be  either  a  commis 
sioned  oflicer  or  warrant  oflicer,  viz.  assistant 
engineer,  gunner,  boatswain,  or  carpenter,  the 
privilege  not  extending  to  these  officers. 

2.  If  the  letter  be  posted  within  the  United  King- 

dom, the  penny  must  be  prepaid,  as  must  any 
foreign  postage  that  may  be  chargeable  ;  and 
if  sent  by  a  private  ship,  the  gratuity  of  one 
pennj*  to  the  captain  must  also  be  prepaid.  If 
posted  abroad,  prepayment  is  not  compulsory ; 
but  if  the  letter  be  sent  unpaid,  it  is  on  deliveiy 
charged  twopence,  together  with  any  foreign 
postage  or  gratuity  to  a  sea  captain  that  may 
be  due. 
i.  The  letter  must  not  weigh  more  than  half  an 
ounce. 

4.  It  must  relate  entirely  to  the  private  concerns  of 

the  soldier  or  seaman. 

5.  The  name  of  the  soldier  or  seaman,   with  his 

class  or  description,  must  appear  in  the  dh-co- 
tion,  and  the  oificer  having  the  command  must 
sign  his  name,  and  specify  the  ship  or  regi- 
ment, corps  or  detachment,  to  which  the  soldier 
or  seaman  belongs ;  the  name  of  the  ship  or 
regiment  being  entered  in  full.  The  foregoing 
particulars  must  be  given  in  one  of  the  follow- 
ing forms : 

Seamen. 

From  A.  B.,  Seaman,  H.M.S. 

(Here  the  direction  of  the  letter  to  he  inserted.') 
C.  D-i  Captain  (or  other  Commanding  Officer"), 

H.M.S. 

To  A.  B., 

Seaman,  H.M.S. 


(Here  the  direction  of  the  letter  to  he  finished.) 


Soldiers. 


From  A.  B.,  Sergeant,  etc., Eegt. 

(Here  the  direction  of  the  letter  to  be  inserted.) 
C.  B.,  Colonel  (or  other  Comnumding  Officer)., 
Eegt. 

To  A.  B., 

Private  (or  Sergeant,  Corporal,  etc.) Eegt. 

(Here  the  direction  to  he  finished.) 

if  the  letter  be  posted  in  the  United  Kingdom  for 
a  place  abroad,  unpaid  or  insufiiciently  paid,  or  if 
the  class  or  description  of  the  soldier  or  seaman  be 


not  written  in  the  address,  it  M'ill  be  detained,  and 
returned  to  the  writer  for  payment  of  the  postage. 
Letters  for  seamen  on  board  Her  Majesty's  ships 
stationed  at  a  foreign  port  should  not  be  addressed 
to  the  care  of  the  British  Consul  at  that  port,  or 
to  any  agent  on  shore,  as  the  privilege  enjoyed  by 
seamen,  of  receiving  their  letters  through  the  post 
at  reduced  rates  of  postage,  is  confined  to  such 
letters  as  ai'e  addressed  directly  to  them.  All  letters 
directed  to  the  care  of  any  other  person  are  liable 
to  the  ordinary  rate  of  postage ;  and  in  those  cases 
where  prepayment  is  necessary,  they  will  be  de- 
tained if  such  ordinary  rate  be  not  prepaid.  The 
same  rule  is  applicable  to  letters  for  non-commis- 
sioned officers  in  the  army,  schoolmasters,  if  not  of 
the  first  class,  schoolmistresses,  and  private  soldiers. 

OFFICERS'  LETTERS. 

Letters  addressed  to  or  sent  by  a  commissioned 
oflicer  (in  the  Navy  or  the  Eoj'al  Marines),  or  a 
waiTant  officer,  when  employed  on  board  any  of  Her 
Majesty's  ships,  on  a  colonial  or  foreign  station,  as 
well  as  letters  addressed  to  or  sent  by  a  commis- 
sioned oflBcer,  or  a  superintending  or  first  class 
schoolmaster  in  the  army  serving  abroad,  are  sub- 
ject to  the  same  rates  of  postage  as  the  letters  of 
the  general  public.  Letters  addressed  to  ships-of- 
war  on  the  Pacific  station  are  subject  to  a  postage 
of  Is.  6d.  per  half-ounce  each. 

ROUTES. 

Except  in  the  imder-mentioned  cases,  letters  not 
specially  directed  by  a  particular  route  are  for- 
warded by  the  route  immediately  following  the 
name  of  the  place  in  the  Table  of  Colonial  and 
Foreign  Postage : 

Exceptions.  —  I.  Lettei-s  for  Aden,  Alexandria, 
Cairo,  India,  and  Suez,  are  sent  by  the  first 
mail  despatched  by  British  packet ;  letters 
for  Borneo,  Ceylon,  China,  Japan,  Java,  La- 
buan,  Penang,  Philippine  Islands,  and  Singa- 
pore, are  sent  by  first  packet,  whether  British 
or  French,  according  to  the  route  indicated 
by  the  postage  ;  letters  for  Malta  are  sent  by 
the  first  mail  despatched,  if  the  prepayment 
does  not  indicate  that  they  are  to  be  sent  by 
another  route. 
II.  Letters  for  Canada  posted  after  the  despatch 
of  the  mailwa  the  United  States  on  Saturday 
are  forwarded  by  Canadian  mail  packet  on 
Thursday,  unless  prepaid  at  the  higher  rate. 
III.  Letters  for  the  Argentine  Confederation, 
BrazO,  Buenos  Ayres,  and  Monte  Video,  are, 
provided  the  prepayment  be  sufficient,  sent 
in  the  first  mail  despatched  after  the  time  of 
posting. 
IV.  Letters  for  Baden,  Bavaria,  and  Wurtem- 
burg,  if  insufficiently  paid  for  transmission 
via  France,  but  sufiiciently  paid  to  be  sent 
via,  Belgium,  are  forwarded  by  the  latter 
route. 

PRUSSIA  AND  THE  GERMAN  POSTAL 
UNION  GENERALLY. 

According  to  the  regulations  of  the  German 
Postal  Union,  no  letter  exceeding  50  grammes  (a 
little  more  than  IJ  oz.)  in  weight,  and  containing 
any  other  enclosure  than  paper,  can  be  allowed  to 
circulate  by  the  post.  Any  letters,  therefore,  for- 
warded in  the  mail  to  Prussia  above  that  weight, 
and  containing  any  other  enclosure  than  paper,  will 
be  liable,  on  their  arrival  at  the  Prussian  frontier, 
to  be  stopped,  and  sent  to  the  Custom  House  for 
delivery  3.a  freight. 


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TEANSMISSION  OF  JEWELLERY,  ETC.  TO 
SPAIN,  BELGIUM,  TUEKEY,  AND  COSTA 
RICA. 

The  laws  of  Spain  forbid  the  transmission  by  the 
post  within  that  country  of  letters  or  other  packets 
containing  watches,  jewellery,  or  other  articles  of 
value,  which  are  liable  to  Customs  duties.  Any 
such  packets,  therefore,  which  may  be  forwarded  in 
the  mails  to  Spain  will  not  be  delivered,  but  will  be 
sent  back  from  the  frontier.  A  similar  prohibition, 
on  pain  of  forfeitm-e,  is  placed  upon  the  transmis- 
sion of  diamonds  and  other  jewels  to  the  Turkish 
Empire,  and  of  money  and  jewellery  to  theKepublic 
of  Costa  Eica. 

REGISTRATION  OF  LETTERS,  ETC. 

The  fee  chargeable  for  registering  a  letter,  in 
addition  to  the  ordinary  postage,  both  of  which  must 
he  prepaid,  or  the  letter  cannot  he  registered,  will  be 
found  against  each  country  or  place  in  the  Table  of 
Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage.  Letters,  news- 
papers, books,  and  patterns  may  be  registered  to 
any  place  in  the  British  Colonies,  the  United  States 
of  America,  Switzerland  (via  Belgium),  Italy,  or  the 
German  States,  also  (when  sent  in  closed  mails)  to 
the  British  Post  Office  in  Egypt  and  Constanti- 
nople ;  but  to  other  foreign  countries  only  letters, 
and  packets  prepaid  at  the  letter  rates,  can  be 
registered.  To  some  counti'ies,  as  shown  in  the 
Table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage,  there  is  no 
arrangement  whatever  for  registration. 

Where  the  pi-efix  '«'«'  is  made  use  of  in  the 
column  of  fees  in  the  Table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign 
Postage,  the  letter  can  bo  registered  only  to  the 
port  of  arrival ;  it  being  left  in  those  cases  to  the 
postal  authorities  of  the  country  to  which  that  port 
belongs  to  continue  the  registration  if  they  think 
proper.  Where  the  word  '  none '  appears,  no  regis- 
tration can  be  effected. 

France  and  Countnes  through  France. — The  regis- 
tration fee  upon  letters  addressed  to  France  or 
countries  through  France  (exclusire  of  those  sent 
in  the  closed  mails  to  India,  Hong  Kong,  Ceylon, 
Mauritius,  Australia,  Gibraltar,  via  France,  Mcdta, 
Constantinople,  Greece,  Portugal,  Spain,  or  Italy) 
is  not  a  fixed  sum,  but  is  in  all  cases  equal  to  the 
postage. 

LETTERS  BY  PRIVATE  SHIPS. 

Letters  intended  to  be  sent  by  private  ship 
must  be  addressed  'By  Private  Ship;'  and  if  bj' 
a  particular  vessel,  the  name  of  the  ship  must 
be  added.  The  postage  of  a  letter  by  a  private  ship 
to  Belgium,  Belize,  British  North  America,  United 
States,  and  the  British  West  Indies,  is  3d.  not  ex- 
ceeding J  oz.,  and  3d.  is  charged  in  the  case  of 
heavy  letters  for  every  additional  ^  oz.  ;  to  the 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Natal,  St  Helena,  and  Ascen- 
sion, the  postage  is  4d.  not  exceeding  \  oz.,  and  4d. 
is  charged  for  eveiy  additional  J  oz. ;  to  France, 
3d.  is  charged  for  every  \  oz. ;  to  Norway,  everj-  -J 
oz.  6d. ;  Holland,  8d.,  not  exceeding  i  oz. ;  in  all 
other  cases  the  single  rate  is  6d.,  and  "the  postage 
for  heavy  letters  progresses  in  the  same  manner  as 
the  postage  of  letters  sent  by  mail  packets.  Letters 
may  be  sent  unpaid  to  the  following  places,  viz. : 
Azores,  Belgium,  Belize,  British  West  Indies, 
Canada,  Cape  de  Verds,  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
Ceylon,   Falkland    Islands,    France   and    Algeria, 


Gold  Coast,  Holland,  Hong  Kong,  India,  Madeira, 
Mauritius,  Natal,  New  Brunswick,  Newfoundland, 
Nova  Scotia,  Portugal,  Prince  Edward  Island, 
St  Helena,  Sierra  Leone,  and  the  United  States; 
those  for  the  Azores,  Cape  de  Verds,  Madeu-a, 
and  Portugal  being  chargeable  on  delivery  with 
8d.  per  ^  oz.  ;  those  for  France  and  Algeria,  8d. 
per  J  oz. ;  those  for  Norway,  'Jd.  per  J  oz.  each  in 
{addition  to  the  postage;  and  those  for  the  other 
'places  (except  Holland,  which  are  not  chargeable 
I  with  any  addition),  one  extra  rate  each  ;  but  to  all 
other  places  prepaj'ment  is  compulsory.  Book 
!  packets  and  patterns  may  be  sent  by  ship  at  the 
packet  rates  to  all  places  where  they  can  be  for- 
warded by  mail  packet. 

Newspapers  by  private  ships  to  the  Azores,  Cape 
de  Verds,  Madeira,  and  Portugal,  are  charged  2d. 
each ;  in  all  other  cases  they  are  charged  Id.  each. 

HOT  CLIMATES. 

The  pi'actice  of  sealing  letters  passing  to  and  from 
the  East  and  West  Indies,  and  other  countries  with 
hot  climates,  with  wax  (except  such  as  is  specially 
prepared),  is  attended  with  much  inconvenience,  and 
frequently  with  serious  injury,  not  only  to  the  letters 
so  sealed,  but  to  the  other  letters  in  the  mail,  from 
the  melting  of  the  wax  and  adhesion  of  the  letters 
to  each  other.  The  public  are  therefore  recom- 
mended in  all  such  cases  to  use  either  wafers  or 
gum,  and  to  advise  their  correspondents  in  the 
countries  referred  to  to  do  the  same. 


PREPAYMENT,  ETC. 

Letters  addressed  to  places  abroad  may  be  pre- 
paid ia.  this  country  either  in  money  or  stamps,  but 
such  payment  must  be  wholly  in  stamps  or  wholly 
in  money.  Newspapers,  book  packets,  and  patterns 
must  always  be  prepaid,  and  this  by  stamps. 

With  certain  exceptions,  the  only  admitted  evi- 
dence of  the  prepayment  of  a  letter,  inwards,  is 
the  mark  agreed  upon  with  the  particular  foreign 
country  or  colony. 

Naval  officers,  marines,  and  seamen  serving  abroad, 
are  allowed  to  prepay  such  of  their  letters  as  are  con- 
veye  d  in  then-  ship's  bag  with  English  posta  ge  stamps. 

When  prepayment  is  optional,  any  outward  letter 
(that  is,  a  letter  posted  within  the  United  Kingdom, 
and  addressed  to  some  jjlace  out  of  it)  posted  with 
an  insufficient  number  of  stamps,  is  charged  on  de- 
livery with  the  deficient  postage  in  addition  ;  un- 
less the  letter  have  to  go  to  a  country  through 
France,  in  which  case  it  is  treated  as  wholly  un- 
paid, the  postal  arrangements  with  these  countries 
not  allowing  the  recognition  of  partial  prepayment. 
When,  however,  prepayment  of  the  whole  postage 
is  compulsory,  a  letter  or  aught  else  posted  with  an 
insufficient  number  of  stamps  Is  sent  to  the  Re- 
turned Letter  Office. 

Letters  to  or  from  Australia  and  New  Zealand, 
posted  wholly  unpaid  or  paid  less  than  one  rate,  are 
detained  and  returned  to  the  writers  for  postage ; 
but  those  on  which  one  rate,  although  not  tlie  whole 
postage,  has  been  paid  by  stamps,  are  charged  with 
the  deficient  postage,  and  an  additional  rate  as  a 
fine.     Letters  for  Tasmania  must  he  f  idly  prepaid. 

Letters  posted  unpaid  (wholly  or  in  part),  ad- 
dressed to  the  under-mentioned  places,  are  on  de- 
livery charged  6d.  each  in  addition  to  the  ordinary 
postage : — 


Alexandria,         via 

Cape  Coast  Castle. 

Gibraltar. 

Malta. 

1  Prince  Edward  Island. 

Southampton. 

Falkland  Islands. 

Gold.  Coast. 

Mauritius. 

Sierra  Leone. 

Cairo,   via    South- 

Gambia. 

Italy. 

Newfoundland. 

Suez,  Tid  Southampton 

ampton. 

POSTAL  DIRECTORY— KATES. 


583 


Letters  posted  uupaid  (wholly  or  in  part),  addressed  to  the  under-mentioned  places,  are  charged 
Is.  each  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  postage : — 


British  West  Indies. 
Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
China. 


Hong  Kong 
Labuan. 


Natal. 
Penang. 


St  Croix. 
St  Helena. 


St  Thomas. 
Singapore. 


Letters  for  Ceylon  and  India  are  charged  9d.  each  additional ;  and  those  sent  to  the  following  German 
States  via  Belgium  are  charged  3d.  per  i  oz.,  in  addition  to  the  deficient  postage,  per  half-ounce,  viz. : — 


Austria. 

Baden. 

Bavaria. 

Bremen. 

Brunswick. 

Frankfort. 

Hamburg. 


Hanover. 
Hesse,  Electoral. 
Hesse,  Grand 

Duchy  of. 
Hesse  Homburg. 
Hohenzollem. 
Lippe  Detmold. 


Lubeck. 

Luxemburg. 

Mecklenburg 

Nassau. 

Oldenburg. 

Prussia. 

Eeuss. 


Saxe  Coburg  Gotha. 
Saxe  Meiuingen. 
Saxe  Weimar  Eis- 

nach. 
Saxony. 
Schaumburg  Lippe. 


Schleswig-Holstein. 

Schwartzburg  Eu- 
dolstadt. 

Schwartzburg  Son- 
de rhausen. 

Wurtemburg. 


Those  sent  to  foreign  countries,  generally  trid '  Majorca,  Minorca,  and  Spain  insufficiently  pre- 
Belgium,  Greece,  Portugal,  Madeira,  the  Azores,  paid,  are,  provided  one  rate  at  least  be  paid, 
and  Cape  de  Verds,  are  charged  2d.  per  rate  in  charged  with  double  the  deficiency  ;  and  those 
addition  to  the  deficient  postage.  ,  for    Algeria,    France,    insufficiently    prepaid    are 

Letters  posted  wholly  unpaid  for  Algeria  and  I  charged  at  the  unpaid  rate  less  the  value  of  the 
France,    are   charged    6d.   per   J   oz. ;    and  those :  stamps  affixed. 

posted    wholly   unpaid,    or    paid    less    than    one'      Those  posted  unpaid   for  the  following  places 
rate   of    postage,    for  the    Canary   Islands,    Ma- !  sent  by  French  packet,  are  charged  with  a  postage 
jorca,    Miaorca,    and   Spain,    are    charged  double  i  of  9d.  per -^  oz. : — 
the  prepaid  rate.    Letters  for  the  Canary  Islands,  I 

Mersina. 
Mitylene. 
Porto  Said. 
Ehodes. 
Salonica. 


Alexandretta. 

Ibraila. 

Beyrout. 

Ineboli. 

Constantinople. 

Jaffa. 

Dardanelles. 

Kerassun 

Galatz. 

Latakia. 

Gallipoli. 

Samsoun. 

Trebizond. 

Smvrna. 

Tultscha. 

Sulina. 

Tunis. 

Tangiers. 

Varna. 

Tripoli  in  Syria. 

Volo. 

Letters  posted  unpaid  (wholly  or  in  part)  for 
Belgium,  Canada,  Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick, 
the  United  States,  or  Holland  via  Belgium,  are 
charged  3d.  each  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  post- 
age ;  those  sent  to  Holland  via  France  are  charged 
8d.  per  \  oz.,  and  those  for  Switzerland  via  Belgium 
3d.  per  ^  oz. 

The  same  rates  are  chargeable  in  this  country 
upon  letters  posted  unpaid  whoUy  or  in  part  from 
the  above  places,  except  from  Alexandria,  Cairo, 
and  Suez,  via  Southampton,  China,  and  Holland 
via  France,  which  are  charged  the  prepaid  rate 
only. 

LETTERS  FOE  PASSENGEBS  ON  BOAED 
MAIL  PACKETS. 

Letters  for  passengers  on  board  the  Cunard 
and  Inman  packets  for  America  touching  at 
Queenstown,  provided  they  be  addressed  to  the 
care  of  the  commander  of    the  packet,   and  be 


registered,  may  be  posted  in  any  part  of  the 
United  Kingdom  up  to  the  time  at  which  ordinary 
registered  letters  for  America  by  the  same  packets 
are  received. 

Letters  for  passengers  on  board  the  Mediterranean 
packets  about  to  sail  from  Southampton  with  the 
mails  for  India,  Australia,  China,  etc.,  or  on  board 
the  Canadian  packets  touching  at  Londonderry, 
may,  under  similar  conditions,  be  posted  up  to  the 
same  time  as  ordinary  registered  letters  for  India, 
Australia,  etc.,  or  for  Canada. 

The  letters    should   be    addressed  thus  :    '  Mi\ 

,  on  board  the  mail  packet  at  Queenstown 

pLondonderry  or  Southampton].  Care  of  the  Officer 
in  charge  of  the  mails,'  '  care  of  the  commander  of 
the  packet,'  as  the  case  may  be. 

Letters  directed  to  the  care  of  the  Packet  Agent 
at  Suez,  and  despatched  by  the  mail  via  Brindisi, 
which  follows  the  mail  via  Southampton,  will  pro- 
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sailed  in  the  packet  from  Southampton. 


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POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RATES. 


At  tbo  following  Eiiies  of  Postage,  Book  Paclcets  may  be  forwarded  to  the  under-mentioned  British 
Colonies  and  Foreign  Countries  on  the  conditions  of  the  Inland  Book  Post  (explained  at  p.  673). 


Countries,  etc. 


Not 
excg. 


Exceptions. 


Australia  .  New  Zealand 

Borneo       .  Philippine  Islands 

Ceylon       .  Queensland   . 
(1.)  China         .  South  Australia 

India  .  Tasmania 

Labuan      .  Western  Australia 

New  South  Victoria 
Wales   .... 

Accra         .... 

Alexandria,  via  Southampton 
Do.,  via  Marseilles 

Ascension 

Bathurst  (Gambia)   . 

Belgium,  by  direct  Packet 
Do.,       via  Franco 

Ecuador  and  Peru,  via  Panama 

Brazil        .... 

British  Columbia 
(4.)  British  North  America    . 

Do.  via  United  States 

Buenos  Ayres,  by  British  Pkt. 

Cairo,  via  Southampton   . 

Do.,    via  Marseilles 

Do.,    via  Brindisi    . 

Cape  of  Good  Hope 

Colombia,  United  States  of 

Constantinople,  viS,  Marseilles 

Cuba         .... 

Cura9oa    .... 

Falkland  Islands 
(2.)  France  and  Algeria 

French  Guiana 

Gibraltar  .... 

Gold  Coast 

Guadaloupe,  by  Packet   . 

Hayti         .... 

Heligoland,  by  Ship 

Italy  .         .  _      . 

Lagos  and  Liberia    . 

Malta,  via  Southampton  . 
Do.,     via  France    . 

Martinique,  by  British  Pkt. 

Mauritius .... 

Mexico  and  Mo.  Video,  by  Br.  P, 

Mosquito  Territory  . 

Natal,  bj'  direct  Packet    . 

Newfoundland 

New   Zealand  via  San  Frau 
Cisco  .... 

Porto  Kico 

St  Helena,  by  direct  Packet 

St  Juan  de  Nicaragua 

St  Martins 

St  Domingo 

Sierra  Leone     . 

Suez,  via  Southampton    . 
Do.,  via  Marseilles 
Do.,  V  a  Brindisi 

Surinam,  via  Southampton 
Do.,     French  Packet 

Switzerland,  via  Belgium 

Sweden,  via  Hull 

Vancouver's  Island,  by  Ship 

Venezuela 

West  Coast  Africa  (Foreign) 

West  Indies  (Britisli) 
(3.)         Do.  (Danish) 

Ionian  Islands,  by  Ship   . 


0     1 


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1.  Book  packets  can  be  sent  to  Amoy, 
Canton,  Foo  Chow  Foo,  Hong 
Kong,  Nangpo,  Shanghai,  Swa- 
tow,  and  Whampoa  only. 


2.  No  book  packet  for  France  or 
Algeria  may  exceed  18  inches  in 
width,  depth,  or  length.  Water- 
colour  drawings  are  not  allowed 
to  be  sent  in  a  book  packet. 


3.  The  Danish  West   Indies  are  St 
Thomas,  St  Croix,  and  St  John. 


4.  Including  Canada,  New  Bruns- 
wick, Nova  Scotia,  and  Prince 
Edward  Island. 


The  admission  to  the  privileges  of 
the  Book  Post  of  Circulars  not 
wholly  printed  (see  pugo  573) 
does  not  apply  to  Circulars  sent 
abroad. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— KATES. 


597 


Pkovided  that,  except  where  otherwse  stated,  tliey  do  not  contain  any  "Writing  or  other  Maniiscnpt 
Marks  besides  the  Name  and  Address  of  the  Person  to  whom  they  are  sent.  Books  and  Printed 
Papers  can,  at  the  following  Eates,  be  sent  to  the  Foreign  Countries  named  below  :— 


COUXTEIES,  ETC. 


Argentine     Confederation,     by"| 

French  Packet  . 
*J  Alexandria,  via  Belgium 
*JAustria,  via  France  . 

Baden,  do. 

Bavaria,  do. 

Brazil,  by  French  Packet 

Cuba,  do. 

Canaiy  Islands 
•JDenmark,  via  Belgium 
*||EgTpt  (Fr.  Offices),  by  Fr.  Pkt 
*j  Co.,      via  Belgium 
•JForeign  Countries  on  the  Con-") 
tinent  of  Europe,  via  Belgium/ 
*JGermany,  via  Belgium    . 
*JGreece,  by  French  Packet 
*j  Do.,     via  Italy 

Guadaloupe,  by  French  Packet 

Hohenzollern,  via  France  . 

Holland,  vi§,  France  . 
*JIonian  Islands,  via  Italj'  . 

Martinique,  by  French  Packet 

Mexico,  do. 

'^Moldavia,  via  Belgium 
•JNorway,  vii  Denmark 

Paraguay,  by  French  Packet 
^fPussia,  via  Belgium  . 
Do.,     via  France 

Senegal,  by  French  Packet 

Spain    and    the    Balearic    and") 
Canaxy  Islands        .         .         .J 
*JSweden,  via  Denmark 

Switzerland,  via  France    . 
"llSyria  (French  Offices),  byFr.  P 
*||Tangiers  and  Tunis,  do.  . 
*l|Turkey,  do.  . 

*j  Do.,     via  Belgium 

United  States  of  America  . 

Uruguay,  by  French  Packet 
*J'Wallachia,  via  Belgium   . 

"Wurtemburg,  via  France  . 

Counti-ies,  via  France,  not  men-"(_ 

tioned  in  this  List  .        .        . ) 

•JAzores      ... 

*jCape  de  "Verd  Islands 

''JMadeira    . 

*j  Portugal,  or  any  Portuguese 
Possession  on  the  "West  Coast 
of  Africa  .... 


$.  d. 

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0  8 

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0     4 


0  8 

1  0 
1  0 

0  8 
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0    5  0  10 
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0  4 

0  4 

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0  4 


0    4 


0     4 


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By  direct  Packet  or  private 

Ship. 

0    1  :0     2i0    3,0     61  0    3 

via  Bordeaux,  or  via  France 

and  Spain. 

Oil      2iO    40    8    0    4 


Exceptions,  etc. 


"When  sent  to  any  Gennan  State,  Kussia, 
Denmark,  Turkey,  Moldavia,  Wal- 
lachia,  etc.,  via  Belgium,  to  Austria 
via  France,  to  Greece,  the  Ionian 
Islands,  the  United  States,  Azores, 
Cape  de  Yerds,  Madeira,  or  Portugal, 
unbound  proof  sheets  (but  these  only) 
may  contain  ordinaiy  corrections  of 
the  press ;  and  a  packet  sent  to  the 
United  States  may,  in  addition,  con- 
tain the  written  name  and  address  of 
the  sender. 

No  packet  must  exceed  18  inches  in 
width,  depth,  or  length,  when  sent  to 
Turkey,  Syria,  or  Egypt  by  French 
Packet,  or  to  the  Azores,  Cape  de 
Yerds,  Madeira,  or  Portugal. 

Books  sent  to  Spain,  the  Balearic  and 
Canaiy  Islands,  must  be  unbound; 
and  no  prints,  music,  maps,  or  draw- 
ings are  allowed,  unless  they  form 
part  of  the  publication  with  which 
they  are  sent. 

*Cases,  rollei-s,  maps,  book-markers, 
pencils,  pens,  etc.,  may  not  be  sent 
in  a  packet  of  printed  papers  to  any 
country  besides  those  marked  thus*. 

Photographs  on  paper  may  be  sent  only 
to  the  countries  marked  thus  X  a^nd 
to  the  United  States. 

French  offices  are  established  at  Alex- 
andria, Alexandretta,  Beyrout,  Cairo, 
Constantinople,  Dardanelles,  Galatz, 
Gallipoli,  Ibraila,  Ineboli,  Jaffa,  Ke- 
rassun,  Latakia,  Mersina,  Mitylene, 
Porto  Said,  Ehodes,  Salonica,  Sam- 
soun,  Smyrna,  Sulina,  Tangier.?, 
Tripoliin  Syria,  Trebizond,  Tultscha, 
Tunis,  Yarna,  Yolo. 


In  Spain,  as  a  rule,  the  circulation  is  prohibited  of  all  articles  which  are  not  either  letters  or  printed 
papers  ;  but  patterns  and  samples  may  be  sent  imder  the  following  regulations  : — 

1.  The  patterns  or  samples  themselves  must  be  of  no  intrinsic  value  whatever. 

2.  They  must  be  enclosed  in  covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  or  in  such  other  manner  as  to  admit 

of  a  thorough  inspection. 

3.  The  covers  must  contain  no  writing  except  the  usual  trade  marks  and  numbers. 

4.  Packets  of  patterns  and  samples  thus  forwarded  will  be  liable  in  this  country  to  the  same  rates 

of  postage  as  ordinaiy  letters  for  Sisain,  viz.  Gd.  for  a  packet  not  exceeding  a  quarter  of  an 
ounce  in  weight,  increasing  for  heavier  weights  at  the  rate  of  6d.  for  each  quarter  of  an 
ounce ;  and  such  postage  must  in  all  cases  be  paid  in  advance. 


598 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— RECEIVING  OFFICES,  ETC. 


EECEIVDTG  OFFICES  AND  PILLAR  LETTER  BOXES  IN  EDINBURGH 
AND  LEITH. 


-Town  ilecei vine  Of&ces. 

Town  PJHatJBoxfis. 

1 

6                                   1 

1 

Castle  Street  (32a). 
*Charlotte   Place   Branch, 

ferry  Street. 
Clerk  Street  (10). 

43 

Q,ueens- 

Bank  Street. 
Bristo  Port. 
Canongate. 
Carlton  Terrace. 
Clarendon  Crescent. 
Clerk  Street. 
Crichton  Street. 
Dean  Bridge. 
Drummond  Place. 
Dumbiedykes  Road  (Wall). 
Gardner's  Crescent. 
George  Street. 
Gilmore  Place. 
Grove  Street. 
Haymarket  (Wall). 
High    Street    (at    South 

Bridge). 
Howe  Street. 
London  Road. 
Lothian  Road. 
Moray  Place. 

Mound. 

Picardy  Place. 

Pleasance, 

Princes  Street  (133). 

Queen  Street. 

St  Mary  Street. 

Walker  Street. 

Waverley  Station  (Box). 

West  Claremont  Street. 

*Cockbuni  Street. 

Cross  (231  High  Street). 

Duke  Street  (3). 

Elm  Eow  (2). 

Fountainbridge  (West  Er 

Grassmarket  (116  West  B 
^Hanover  Street  (55). 
*Holyrood  (2  Canongate). 

d) 
ow). 

Laui'iston  (1  Archibald  Place). 

London  Street  (54). 

Nicolson  Street  (21). 

Pitt  Street  (2). 

Port  Hopetoun  (31  Earl  Grey  Street). 

*Princes  Street. 

*Stockbridge  (Spring  Gardens). 

Warriston  (1  Howard  Street). 

Wemyss  Place  (3). 

West  Maitland  Street  (12). 

LEITH. 

•Bernard  Street  (33),  Branch  Office. 

Charlotte   Street   cleared    15   minutes              1 

Leith  Walk  (15  Shrub  Place). 

previous  to  the  closing  at  Leith              | 

Duke  Street  (1  Great  Junction  Street). 

Branch    Office.      Not  cleared 

on 

North  Junction  Street  (4). 

Sundays,  nor  at  7  a.m. 

Sandport  Street  (13). 

Town  Collections  made  at  10.15  a.m.,  1,  3,  5,  7,  8,  9,  and  10  p.m.    The  9  p.m.  Collection  is  from  Re- 

ceiving Offices  only,  and  the  10  p.m.  Collection  from  Pillar  Letter  Boxes  only,  and  Leith  Branch 

Office.    Extra  Collections  from  Leith  at  7  a.m.  and  1.45  p.m.    Sundays  at  8  p.m.  only,  except  from 

Leith  Branch  Office,  at  5  &  10  p.m.  also.    Fast  Days  and  New  Y  ear's  Day,  Collection  at  t 

p.m.only.  1 

SUBURBAN.                                                                        1 

Receiving  OfHces. 

Collections.                                             1 

a.m. 

P.M. 

P.M. 

P.M. 

P.M. 

Bennington 

9.50 

1.20 

4.50 

7.  5 

8.50 

*Boroughmuirhead     . 

10.  0 

1.  0 

4.30 

8.  0 

Gladstone  Place 

10.15 

1.  0 

5.  0 

7."0 

9.  0 

*Granton  Harbour      . 

9.15 

12.45 

4.10 

6..30 

8.40 

Howard  Place  . 

10.  5 

2.50 

6.50 

9.50 

*Newhaven 

9.45 

1.15 

4.  0 

7.  0 

8.45 

•Newington  (11  West) 

10.15 

1.45 

5.  0 

« 

9.  0 

Pillar  ant)  Wall  Letter  Boxes. 

Bruntsfleld  Place      .        . 

10.  0 

1.  0 

4.15 

8.  0 

Olaremont  Park 

9.50 

2.35 

7..35 

9.35 

Golden  Acre     . 

9.  0 

12.30 

4.15 

6.15 

Grange  Road    . 

10.10 

1.30 

4.45 

8."o 

Howard  Place 

10.  5 

2.50 

6.50 

9.50 

Minto  Street     . 

10.15 

1.40 

4.55 

9.50 

Morningside 

10.  0 

1.15 

4.20 

8.  0 

North  Leith 

10.  0 

1.30 

3.40 

7.15 

9.  0 

Osborne  Terrace 

10.  5 

12.50 

4.50 

6..50 

8.  0 

Pilrig  Toll 

10.10 

1.40 

3.30 

7.25 

9.10 

Eaeburn  Place 

10.  5 

2.50 

6.50 

9.50 

Trinity  (York  Road) 

9.30 

1.  0 

4.  5 

6.45 

... 

Wardie     . 

9.10 

12.40 

6.25 

Whale  Brae 

9.15 

1.15 

3.50 

7.  0 

8.45 

Whitehouse  I-oan 

10.  6 

1.20 

4.35 

8.  0 

No  Collection  on  Sundays,  except  from  Miuto  Street,  Paeburn  Place,  Howard  Place,  an( 

Osborne 

Terrace,  at  7.50  p.m. 

Postal  Telegrnpli  Offices.     Unurs,  8  a.m. 

to  8  p.m. 

Money  Order  and  Post  Office  Savings  Bank  but-iue.ss  transacted  at  all  the  Eeceiving  Offices. 
Hours  of  Business,  9  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— HOURS  OF  CLOSING,  ETC. 


599 


HOUES  OF  CLOSING  FOR  THE  LEADING  MAILS,  AND  WHEN  DELIVERED 
IN  EDINBURGH. 


DeliTered 

in 
Edinburgh. 


a.m.    and   2.30  f     Aberdeen  and  North 
and  8  p.m.  \\  Do.  do. 


8  and  11.30  a.m. 


8  and  11.30  a.m.  . 


and  11.30  a.m. 
and  6.15  p.m. 

and  11.30  a.m. 
and  8  p.m. 


11.30    a.m.    and 
8  p.m. 

r 

8  &  11.30  a.m.  and  I 
2.30,  6.15,  and^ 
8  p.m.  ' 

I 

8  a.m.  &  2.30  p.m.  | 

8  &  11.30  a.m.  and  ( 
8  p.m.  I 

8  a.m.  &  6.15  p.m.  4 


Belfast  and  North  of  Ireland 

BER^^^CK 

Do.        and  N.E.  of  England 
Do.  do. 

Do.         Supplementary 


Dublin  and  all  Ireland 
Do.  do. 

Dundee  and  Perth 
Do.        Supplementary 
Do.        .        .        . 
Do.        .        .        . 

Fife 

Do.    Supplementary 
Do 

Glasgow  and  West 
Do.  do.      . 

Do.  do.      . 

Do.  do.      . 

Do.  do.      . 

Do.     Supplementary 

Hawick    . 
Do.        .        .        . 

In^-erness  and  North 
Do.  do.      . 


\  and   all    England 
J  viS,  Carlisle 


London 
Do. 


Deliveries, 
1st  Delivery 
2d       do. 
3d       do. 
4th      do. 
5tli       do. 


BOX  CLEARED. 


General 
Post  Office. 


H.M. 

5.15  a.m. 
8.  0  p.m. 

fll.SO  a.m. 
\  5.30  p.m. 

6.30  a.m. 
1.30  p.m. 
6.  0  p.m. 
9.30  p.m. 

5.30  p.m. 
8.30  p.m. 

5.15  a.m. 

12.45  p.m. 

3.30  p.m. 

8.  0  p.m. 

5.15  a.m. 
8.  0  a.m. 
3.30  p.m. 

6.30  a.m. 
11.30  a.m. 
3.30  p.m. 
4.30  p.m. 
8.  0  p.m. 
«10.30  p.m. 

6.15  a.m. 
3.30  p.m. 

5.15  a.m. 
8.  0  p.m. 

5.30  p.m. 
8.30  p.m. 


7.30  a.m. 
11.15  a.m. 
2.15  p.m. 
G.  0  p.m. 
7.30  p.m. 


Town  Receiving 

Offices,  and  Pillar 

Letter  Boxes. 


H.M. 

cZlO.  0  p.m. 

7.  0  p.m. 

10.  0  a.m. 
5.  0  p.m. 

dlQ.  0  p.m. 

1.  0  p.m. 

*  5.  0  p.m. 

8.  0  p.m. 

5.  0  p.m. 
8.  0  p.m. 

dlO.  0  p.m. 

10.15  a.m. 

3.  0  p.m. 

7.  0  p.m. 

dlO.  0  p.m. 

3.  0  p.m. 

dlO.  0  p.m. 

10.15  a.m. 

3.  0  p.m. 

7.  6  p.m. 
dlO.  0  p.m. 

diO.  0  p.m. 
3.  0  p.m. 

dlO.  0  p.m. 

7.  0  p.m. 

5.  0  p.m. 

8.  0  p.m. 


dW.  0  p.m. 

10.15  a.m. 

bl.  0  p.m. 

5.  0  p.m. 


Sunday, 
G.P.O. 


H.M. 

5.45  a.m. 
4.  0  p.m. 


*5.30  p.m. 
1 8.30  p.m. 

*  5.30  p.m. 
1 8.30  p.m. 

5.45  a.m. 

4.  0  p.m. 

5.45  a.m. 

4.  p.m.  (Cupar 
only.) 

*  5.30  p.m. 
.  1 8.30  p.m. 

5.45  a.m. 

5.45  a.m. 
4.  0  p.m. 

*  5.30  p.m. 
1 8.30  p.m. 

7.30  a.m. 


DELIVERIES  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 
1st,  commencing  at  8  a.m.,  and  ending  about  9.30,  Paid  Letter  Office  open  from  7  a.m.  till  9  p.m. 
a.m.,  includes  Mails  from  abroad,  London,  aU;         Private  Box  and  Strangers'  Letters  delivered 


parts  of  England  and  Ireland,  and  Scotland 
south  from  Inverness,  Fife  excepted. 
2d,  commencing  at  11.30  a.m.,  and  ending  about 
1.15  p.m.,  includes  Mails  from  the  N.E.  of 
England,  S.E.  and  S.W.  of  Scotland,  Glasgow, 
Perth,  Dundee,  Fife,  and  Local  Posts, 


therefrom. 

Annual  Fee  for  Private  Box,  21s. 
used,  21s.  additional. 

Sundays. 


if  a  Bag  is 


3d,  commencing  at  2.30  p.m.,  and  ending  about  4.45    From  8  to  9  a.m.  at  General  Post  Office,  and 


p.m.,  includes  Mails  from  Aberdeen,  Stirling, 
Glasgow,  Dunfermline,  Hawick,  and  Local! 
Posts. 

4th,  commencing  at  6.15  p.m.,  and  ending  about  8 
p.m.,  includes  Mails  from  Newcastle,  Carlisle, 
Liverpool,  Kirkcaldy,  Haddington,  Peebles, 
Hawick,  Glasgow,  aiid  Local  Posts. 

5th,  commencing  at  8  p.m.,  and  ending  about  9.30 
p.m.,  includes  Mails  from  Thurso,  Inverness, 
Dingwall,  Aberdeen,  Dundee,  Perth,  Stirling, 
Fife,  Dunfermline,  and  Local  Posts.  I 


Branch  Office,  Leith. 


*  5  p.m.  ~| 
t  8  p.m.  j- 


from  Leith  Branch  Office. 


a  Not  despatched  on  Saturdays. 

b  1.45  from  Leith  Offices. 

d  9  p.m.  from  Receiving  Offices ;  10  p.m.  from 
PillarLetter  Boxes;  Leith  Branch  Office,  Duke 
Street,  Leith,  and  Leith  Walk  at  7  a.m. 


600 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 


Note. — The  postal  information  here  furnished  can  only  bo  regarded  as  correct  up  to  the  time  of  the 
publication  of  the  Directory,  as  alterations  in  the  Mail  arrangements  are  constantly  taking  place. 

Note. — Where  two  places  are  given  in  the  same  line,  the  despatch  of  the  first-named  place  will  be  found 
under  that  of  the  second. 

A  liist  of  the  Despatches  and  Arrivals  of  the  Mails  is  published  quarterly  (price  4d.  per  copy),  and 
may  be  had  at  the  General  Post  OfB.ce,  or  from  the  Letter-carriers.     Subscribers,  Is.  per  annum. 


POST  TOWNS  IN  SCOTLAN.D. 


Money  Order  Offices  and  Savings  Banks  marked  thus  (*). 
Money  Order  Offices  only  marked  thus  (f). 
Annuity  and  Insurance  OflBces  marked  thus  (|). 
Postal  Telegraph  Ofiices  are  indicated  by  the  letter  T. 
Eailway  Telegraj)h  Offices  are  indicated  by  the  letter  E. 


Post  Towns. 


Box  Closes  at 

A.M. 

P  M. 

5  15 

8  0 

5  15 

8  0 

5  30 
8  30 

11  30 

8  0 

5  15 

3  30 
8  0 

9  30 
5  15 

8  30 
3  SO 

5  15 

8  0 

5  15 

8  0 

Box  Closes  at 


Aberarder,  Inverness. 
Aberargie,  Bridge  of  Earn. 

*Aberchirder,  Banff T 

Aberdalgie,  Perth. 

*J  Aberdeen T 

*Aberdeen,  Old T 

*JAberdour,  Burntisland. 

^Aberfeldy T 

Aberfoyle,  Stirling. 
Aberlady,  Drem. 
Aberlemno,  Forfar. 
*Abe.rlour,  Craigellachie. 
Abernethy,  Newburgh. 
Abernethj',  Grantown. 
Aberuthven,  Auchtcrarder. 

Abington ■< 

*Aboyne,  Aberdeen E 

Achahoish,  Lochgilphead. 
Acharacle,  Fort- William. 
Achbreck,  Craigellachie. 
Achinarrow,  Craigellachie. 
Achluachrach,  Fort- William. 
Addiewell,  Mid-Calder. 
Advie,  Ballindalloch. 

*JAirdrie T 

Airth,  Falkirk. 

*  J  Alexandria,  Glasgow T 

*{Alford,  Aberdeen E 

*tAlloa t| 

*Alness,  Inverness. 
Altnaharra,  Inverness. 
*Alva,  Stirling. 
Alves,  Forres. 

*Alyth,  Perth T 

Amulree,  Dunkeld. 
Amisiield,  Dumfries. 
Ancrum,  Jedburgh. 

*Annan T 

*Anstruther T 

*Appin,  Fort-William. 
'  Applecross,  Dingwall 

*|Arbroath T 

Arbirlot,  Arbroath. 
Arbuthnot,  Fordoun. 
Archiestown,  Craigellachie. 
Ardclach,  Forres. 
Ardflve,  Dingwall. 
Ardentinny,  Greenock. 
'Ardersier 


Ardfern,  Lochgilphead. 

*JArdgay,  Inverness 

*Ardgour,  Fort- William. 
Ardnamurclian,  Strontian. 
Ardpatrick,  Tarbert. 
JArdrishaig,  Lochgilphead. 
Ardross,  Inverness. 


*{Ardrossan T 

Ardvarsar,  Broadford. 
Ardwell,  Stranraer. 
Arisaig,  Fort-William. 
Armadale,  Thurso. 

*  Armadale,  Bathgate 

Arncroach,  Pittenweem. 
Arnesort,  Portree. 
*Aros,  Oban. 
Arran,  Ardrossan. 


6  30 
1130 


*Arrochar,  Glasgow. 
Arrochar  Village,  Glasgow. 
Ascog,  Eothesay. 
Ashkirk,  Hawick. 
Assynt,  Inverness. 
Athelstaneford,  Drem. 

*Auchenblae,  Fordoun T 

*Auchcncairn,  Castle-Douglas. 
Auchencloish,  Kilmarnock. 
Auchincrow,  Ayton. 
Auchengray,  Lanark. 
Auchiulfck,  Kilmarnock. 
Auchleeks,  Blair-Athole. 
Auchleven,  lusch. 

*Auchmill,  Aberdeen T 

Aiichmithie,  Arbroath. 
Auclmacarry,  Fort-WOliam. 
*Auchnacraig,  Oban. 

Auchnagatt,  Aberdeen E 

Auchnasheen,  Dingwall. 

*Auchterarder T 

Auchterliouse,  Dundee E 

Auchterless,  Aberdeen E 

*Auchtermuchty T 

Auchtertool,  Kirkcaldy. 

Auldearn,  Nairn. 

Auld  Givnaj',  Blair-Athole. 

*Au]d  Girth  Bridge,  Dumfries. 

Aultbea,  Dingwall. 

Avoch,  Inverness. 


^Ayr. 


5  15 
5  16 


6  30 
1180 


8    0 
8  30 


8    0 
3  30 


8    0 
8  30 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOA^Tf^S. 

601 

Post  Towss. 

Bos  Closes  at 

Post  Towns. 

Box  closes  at 

A.U. 

P.M. 

i     A.U. 

P.M. 

*iAyton 

T{ 

6  30 

130 
6    0 

Blantyre  Station,  Glasgow; 
Hamilton. 

Badenscoth,  Tumff. 

Blythe  Bridge,  Penicuik. 

Baillieston,  Glasgow. 

Boarhills,  St  Andrews. 

Bainshole,  Insch. 

Boat  of  Garten,  Kingussie, 

Carr- 

Balbeargie,  Perth. 
Balblair,  Tain. 

bridge 

R 

Boat  of  Inch,  Kingussie. 

Balemo,  Currie. 

Boddam,  Peterhead. 

Balfour,  Kirkwall. 

Bogroy,  Inverness. 

*Balfron,  Glasgow 

....T 

Boiially,  Pitlochry. 

Balgonie,  Jrarkinch. 

Bonar  Bridge,  Inverness 

R 

Ballachulish,  Fort- William. 

Bonar  Village,  Inverness. 

*Ballantrae,  Girvan 

....T 

Bonaw,  Inverary. 

*Ballater,  Aberdeen 

....R 

Bonchester  Bridge,  Hawick. 

*Ballindalloch,  Craigellachie. 

....R 

Bouhill,  Glasgow. 

Ballinluig,  Dunkeld. 

Bonny  Bridge,  Denny. 

Ballintunib,  Blairgowrie. 

Bonnyrigg,  Lasswade. 

Balloch,  Glasgow 

....R 

Boreland,  Lockerby. 

Ballygrant,  Greenock. 

Borgue,  Dumfries. 

Balmaclellan,  Castle-Donglas 

Borrowstounness,  Linlithgow 

....T 

Balmiillo,  Lenchars. 

*fBothwell,  Glasgow. 

"Baltasound,  Lerwick. 

Botriphnie,  Keith. 

*Bancborj',  Aberdeen 

....R 

Bowden,  St  Boswells. 

Banchory  Devenick,  Aberdeen. 

Bower,  Wick. 

*tBan£f 

....T 

5  15 

8    0 

Bowling,  Glasgow 

T 

Bankend,  Dumfries. 

Bowmore,  Greenock. 

Bankfoot  Perth. 
*Bannockburn,  Stirling. 

*JBraco 

5  15 

8    0 

Brae,  Lerwick. 

Bantou,  Dennj'. 

*Braemar,  Aberdeen. 

Bargrennan,  Newton-Stewart 

Brauxton,  Coldstream. 

Barr,  Girvan. 

*JBrechin 

....T 

5  15 

8    0 

Barra,  Dingwall. 

Bressay,  Lerwick. 

*Barrhead,  Glasgow 

....T 

*Bridgend,  Greenock. 

*BarrhiE,  Girvan. 
Barvas,  Greenock. 

*JBridge  of  Allan 

.T{ 

5  15 

3  30 
8    0 

Barvas,  Stornoway. 

Bridge  of  Bucket,  Aberdeen. 

*JBathgate 

.T| 

7    0 
1130 

3  30 

Bridge  of  Cally,  Blaii-gowrie. 
Bridge  of  Canny,  Aberdeen. 

*JBeauly 

....T 

5  15 

8    0 

Bridge  of  Dee,  Aberdeen. 

•JBeith 

-{ 

6  30 
1130 

8    0 

Bridge  of  Don,  Aberdeen 

Bridge  of  Dun,  Montrose. 

R 

Beeswing,  Dumfries. 

*{Bridge  of  Earn 

....T 

5  15 

3  30 

Belhelvie,  Aberdeen. 

Bridge  of  Gairn,  Aberdeen. 

Belivat,  Nairn. 

Bridge  of  Mai-noch,  Huntly. 

BellshilJ,  Glasgow. 

Bridge  of  Roy,  Kingussie. 

Berridale,  Golspie. 

Bridge  of  Turk,  Stirling. 

*Bervie,  Fordoun 

....R 

Bi-idge  of  Weir,  Paisley. 

*tBiggar  

.T| 

5  30 
8  30 

Bridge  of  Westfield,  Thm-so. 
*Broadford,  Dingwall. 

Birgham,  Coldstream. 

*]:Brodick,  Ardrossau. 

Birnam,  Dunkeld. 

*Brora,  Golspie. 

Birness  Toll,  Ellon. 

*JBroughty-Feri-j',  Dundee... 

R 

Birsay,  Thurso. 

*Broxbui-n 

....T 

6  30 

3  30 

Birse,  Aberdeen. 

Brucklay,  Aberdeen. 

Bishopbriggs,  Glasgow 

....R 

Brunton,  Cuimr-Fife. 

Bishopton,  Glasgow. 

Brj-de  Kirk,  Annan. 

Blackburn,  Aberdeen. 

Buckhaven,  Leven. 

Buckl3'vie,  Stirling 

E 

Blackford,  Braco. 

*JBuckie,  Fochabers 

....T 

•Blackball 

....R 

7  15 

3  30 

Bunavoulin,  Fort- William. 
*Bunessan,  Oban.     . 

Blackhillock,  Keith. 

Blackridge,  Bathgate. 

*Burghead,  Elgin. 

*Blackshiels 

....T 

6  15 

Burn  of  Cambus,  Stirling. 
*|Burntisland 

.r{ 

5  15 
8    0 

3  30 

Bladnoth,  Newton-Stewart. 
*Blair-Adam,  Kinross 

....T 

*Blair-Aihole 

....T 

5  15 

Burravoe,  Lerwick. 

Blair-Drummond,  Stirling. 

Burray,  Kirkwall. 

*JBlairgowrie 

....T 

515 

8    0 

Burrelton,  Coupar-Angus. 

' 

Blair-Logie,  Stirling. 

Bur-svick,  Kirkwall. 

*Blairmore,  Greenock 

...T 

*Busby,  Glasgow. 

Blaimgone,  Stirling. 

Butterstone,  Dunkeld. 

Blantyre,  Glasgow. 

602 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 


Post  Towns. 


Cabrach,  Aberdeen. 
Cairndow,  Glasgow. 
Cairney  Hill,  Dunfennline. 
Cairnie,  Huntly. 

Cairru'yan,  Girvan T 

Calder,  Thurso. 
Calderbank,  Airdi-ie. 

*Calder,  Mid 

Calder,  West 

"Callander,  Stirling R 

C'alton,  Glasgow. 
Calvine,  Blair-Athole. 
Cambusbarron,  Stii'ling. 
Camb'islang,  Glasgow. 
Camelon,  Falkirk. 

*{Campbeltown,  Glasgow T 

Campfield,  Aberdeen. 
Campsie,  Glasgow. 
Camptown,  Jedburgh. 
Canisbay,  Wick. 

•Canobie r| 

Carbost,  Dingwall. 
Cardross,  Glasgow. 
Careston,  Brechin. 
Cariuish,  Lochmaddy. 

*JCarluke,  Glasgow T 

Carmunnock,  Glasgow. 
Cannyllie,  Arbroath. 
Carnbee,  Pittenweem. 
Carubo,  Kinross. 
Carnock,  Dunfennline. 

*jCarnoustie E 

*Garuwatli,  Lanark. 
*Oarr  Bridge,  Perth. 

CarraJale,  Campbeltown T 

Carridale,  Greenock. 
Carrington,  Lasswade. 

Carron,  Craigellachie R 

Carron,  Falkirk. 

Cari'onbridge,  Denny. 

Carronshore,  Falkirk. 

Carrutherstone,  Lockerby. 

Carsphairn.  Ayr. 

Carstalrs,  Lanark R 

*JCastle-Doiiglas T  | 

Castlehill,  Inverness. 
*Castletown,  Thurso. 
Cathcart,  Glasgow. 
Catrine,  Kilmarnock. 
Causewayend,  Newton-Stewart, 
Causewayhead,  Stirling. 
Cawdor,  Nairn. 
Cellardyke,  Leven. 
*|Ceres,  Cupar-Fife. 
*Chance-Inu,  Arbroath. 
Chapelhall,  Aii-drie. 
Chapelknowe,  Hawick. 
ChapeltoD,  Hamilton. 
•{Charleston,  Dunfermline. 
Cherrybank,  Perth. 

ttChirnside 

Clacbaig,  Greenock. 
Clachan,  Lochgilphead. 
Clachnahany,  Inverness. 
Clackmannan,  ADoa. 
Cladich,  Tnverary. 
Clareucefield,  Annan. 
Clarkston,  Airdrie. 
Clashmore,  Inverness. 


Box  Closes  at 


5  15 
5  15 


6  30 


5  15 


5  30 
3  30 


5  30 
8  30 


8    0 


3  30 
8  30 


6  30 


130 
6    0 


Post  Towns. 


Clatt,  Aberdeen. 

Claverhouse,  Dundee. 

Cleish,  Kinross. 

Clelland;  Motherwell. 

Clintmains,  St  BosweUs. 

Clola,  Ellon. 

Closebui-n,  Thornhill. 

Cluny,  Aberdeen. 

*{Coatbridge,  Glasgow T 

*JCockburnspath R  -J 

Coigach,  under  Dingwall. 
Coldingham,  Ayton. 

*Coldstream T 

*Colinsburgh 

Coliuton,  Slateford. 
Colintraive,  Greenock. 
Coll,  Oban. 
Collessie,  Lady  bank. 
Collin,  Dumfries. 
Collision,  Ellon. 
Colmonell,  Girvan. 
Colpy,  Insch. 
Colvend,  Dalbeattie. 
*{Comrie,  Crieff. 
Conon  Bridge,  DingwaU. 
Contin,  Dingwall. 
Coppercleuch,  Selkirk. 
Cornhill,  Coldstream. 
Comhill,  Banff. 
Corpach,  Fort-WiUiam. 
Corrie,  Ardrossan. 
Corsock,  Dumfries. 

Corstorphine .E  -i 

Cortachy,  Kirriemuir. 
Cortes,  Mintlaw. 
Countesswells,  Aberdeen. 
Com-ance,  Lockerby. 
Cousland,  Dalkeith. 
Cove,  Aberdeen. 

Cowdenbeath,  LochgeUy 

Cowlairs,  Glasgow R 

CoyltoD,  A5'r. 

*Craigellachie T 

Craigie,  Kilmarnock. 
Craigie,  Blau-gowrie. 
Craigielands,  Moffat. 
Craigie var,  Aberdeen. 

Craigrownie,  Greenock T 

Craigton,  Carnoustie. 

*Crail 

CraiUng,  Kelso. 

Cramond 

Cramond  Bridge,  Cramond. 
Cranshaws,  Dunse. 
Crathie,  Aberdeen. 
Crawfordjohn,  Glasgow. 
Creetown,  Carlisle T 

*tCrieff t| 

*Crimond,  Peterhead. 
Crinan,  Lochgilphead. 
Crocketford,  Dumfries. 
*Croniarty,  Inverness. 
Cromdale,  Craigellachie. 
Crook,  Biggar. 
Crossford,  Lanark. 
*Crossgates,  Inverkeithing. 
Crosshill,  Maybole. 
Croi^slie,  Stow. 
Crossmichael,  Castle-Douglas. 


Box  Closes  at 


6  30 


6  15 
5  15 


5  15 

10  30 


5  15 
5  15 


5  15 
7  15 


5  15 


130 
6    0 


3  30 
3  30 


3  30 


3  30 
8    0 


3  30 


3  30 
8    0 


POSTAL  DD 

^ECT( 

)RY— POST  TOTTNS. 

COS 

Post  Totres. 

Box  Closes  at 

Post  Towss. 

Box  Closes  at 

A.H. 

P.M. 

AM. 

P.M. 

Crossmyloof,  Glasgo-w. 

*Doune,  Stirling 

....T 

Cross  Eoads,  Banff. 

Dreghorn,  Irvine. 

Croy,  Glasgow 

E 

*Drem 

..T{ 

7  15 

130 
6    0 

Croy,  Ardersier. 

Cruden,  Ellon. 

Dreutulm,  Portree 

Culbokie,  Dingwall. 

Drumblade,  Huntly. 

Culduthel,  Inverness. 

Drumin,  Craigellachie. 

*Cullen,  Fochabers. ...rr-.r 

,.....,.T 

Drumlithie,  Fordoun 

....E 

Culliecudden,  Inverness. 

•Drumnadrochit,  Inverness. 

Cullivoe,  Lerwick. 

Drumoak,  Aberdeen. 

Culrain,  Ardgay. 

*Drumore,  Stranraer. 

"Culross,  AUoa. 

*Drymeu,  Glasgow ,... 

....T 

Cultercullen,  Aberdeen. 

Dubford,  Banff. 

Cults,  Aberdeen. 

Duffus,  Elgin. 

Cumbernauld,  Glasgow. 

•Dufftown,  Aberdeen. 

Cuminestown,  Aberdeen. 

Dulmaiu  Bridge,  Grantown. 

Cunimertrees,  Annan. 

•Dumbarton,  Glasgow 

....T 

*Cumnook,  Klilmarnock... 
Cunningsburgh,  Lerwick. 

T 

•Dumfries 

■M 

6  30 
1130 

8  30 

JCoupar- Angus 

E 

5  15 

8    0 

*Maxwelltown. 

*tCupar-Fife 

•fCurrie 

-{ 

{ 

5  15 
8    0 

6  15 
8    0 

3  30 
8    0 

2  45 

•Dunaskin,  Ayr 

JDunbar 

•Duubeath,  Golspie 

..T{ 

6  30 

130 
6    0 

•Dailly,  Maybole. 
Daii-sie,  Cupar-Fife. 

f  Dunblane 

....T 

Duncow,  Dumfries. 

Dalbarber,  Perth. 

( 

12  45 

*Dalbeattie,  Carlisl6r«*^*.* 

T 

*|  Dundee 

H 

5  15 

3  30 
8    0 

Dalguise,  Dunkeld. 

Daljarroch,  Girvan. 

*Hilltown. 

Dallas,  Forres. 

( 

6  15 

•King  Street. 
•Perth  Eoad. 

•JDalkeith 

'^1 

7  15 
1115 

3  30 

•Scouringburn. 
Dundonald,  Kilmarnock. 

Dalroally,  Inverary. 

Dundrennan,  Kirkcudbright. 

*Dalmellington,  Ayr , 

T 

Dunecht,  Aberdeen. 

Dalmuir,  Glasgow. 
tJDalry  (Ayi-shire),'.Glasg 

ow T 

•JDunfermline 

..T| 

7  15 

3  30 
8    0 

Dairy,  New  Galloway. 

Douglass,  Glasgow. 

Dairy,  Carlisle. 

•JDunkeld 

T 

5  15 

8    0 

Dalrymple,  Ayr. 

Dunlop,  Kilmarnock. 

Dalswinton.  Dumfries. 

Dunmore,  StMing. 

Dalton,  Ecclefechan. 

Dunnet,  Thurso. 

Damhead,  Milnathort. 

Dunnichen,  Forfar. 

Darnaway,  Forres. 

•Dunning,  Bridge  of  Earn.... 

....T 

Darnick,  Melrose. 

*Duuoon,  Greenock 

....T 

Darvel,  Kilmarnock. 

Dunrossness,  Lerwick. 

Dava,  Craigellachie. 

Dunscore,  Dumfries. 

*|Davidson's  Mains 

7  15 

3  30 

•ifDunse 

.T| 

7  15 

3  30 

6    0 

Daviot,  Aberdeen. 

Daviot,  Inverness. 

Dunshelt,  Auchtermuchty. 

Deauburn,  Hawick. 

Duntocher,  Glasgow. 

Deanston,  Stirling. 

•Dunvegan,  Dingwall. 

Deerness,  Kirkwall. 

Duraden,  Cupar-Fife. 

Denhead,  St  Andrews. 

Durrisdeer,  ThornhiU. 

Denhead,  Ellon. 

Durness,  Inverness. 

"{Denholm,  Hawick. 

Duror,  Fort- William. 

Denino,  St  Andrews. 

Durris,  Aberdeen. 

Dennistown,  Glasgow. 

Dyce,  Aberdeen. 

*|;Denny 

H 

5  15 

8    0 

*|Dysart,  Kirkcaldy 

....T 

1130 

Eaglesfield,  Ecclefechan. 

Dennyloanhead,  Denny. 

Eaglesham,  Glasgow. 

Deskford,  Banff. 

*Earlston,  Melrose. 

*|Dingwall 

T 

5  15 

8    0 

•Easdale,  Oban. 

Dirleton,  Drem. 

Eassie,  Meigle. 

•Dollar,  Stirling. 

East  Wemyss,  Kirkcaldy. 

Dolphington,  Noblehouse. 

East  Tell,  Lerwick. 

Dores,  Inverness. 
Dornoch,  Inverness. 

•JEcclefechan 

..{ 

5  30 
8  30 

*Domock,  Annan. 

Echt,  Aberdeen. 

Dornie,  Dingwall. 

Eday,  Kirkwall. 

•Douglas,  Lanark. 

Eddlestone 

....E 

7  15 

604 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 


JEdmburgli T 

*Boniiington. 

*Boroughmiurhead T 

*Castle  Street. 

*Charlotte  Place T 

*Clerk  Street. 
*Cockburn  Street. 
*Cross. 
*Duke  Street. 
*Duke  Street,  Leitli. 
*Elm  Kow. 
*Gladstone  Place. 

*Granton  Harbour T 

*Grastimarket. 

*Hanciver  Street T 

*Holyi-ood T 

India  Street. 
*Lauriston. 

*Leith T 

*Leith  Walk. 
*London  Street 
*Newhaveu. 

*Newington T 

*Nicolson  Street. 

*Nort]i  Junction  Street,  Leitli. 

*Pitt  Street. 

*Port  Ilopetoun. 

Princes  Street. 

*Sandport  Street,  Leitb. 

*Stockbridge ■ T 

*Warriston. 
*West  Maitland  Street. 
Edinkillie,  Porres. 

Edrom J 

*Edzel],  Brecbin. 

Elderslie,  Paisley. 

*1:Elgin T 

*Elie i 

*tEllon T 

Enochdhu,  Pitlochry. 
Enzie,  Focbabers. 

*|Errol E 

Errol  Village,  Errol E 

Eskdalemuir,  Langholm. 
Eta],  Coldstream. 
Ettrick  Bridge,  Selkirk. 
*Evanton,  Inverness. 
Evie,  Thurso. 

*|Eyemouth,  Ayton T 

Fairlie,  Greenock. 

*JFalkirk t| 

Falkland,  Ladybank. 
Farnol,  Brechin. 
Farr,  Thiirso. 
Fasnacloich,  Fort-William. 
Fearn,  Inverness. 
Fenwick,  Glasgow. 
Ferryden,  Montrose. 
Feshie  Bridge,  Kingussie. 
Fetlar,  Lerwick. 
Fetterangus,  Mintlaw. 
*|Fettercairn,  Laurencekirk. 
Findborn,  Forres. 
Finstowu,  Thurso. 
Fintray,  Aberdeen, 
Fintry,  Glasgow. 
Fisherio,  Turriff. 
Fisberrow,  Musselburgh. 
Five-Mile  House,  Dundee. 


Box  Closes  at 


6  30 


5  15 
5  15 
9  30 
5  15 


5  15 


5  15 
1130 


130 
6    0 


8  0 
3  30 
8    0 

8    0 


3  30 


Post  Towns. 


Flotta,  Kirkwall. 

*|Focbabers T 

Folda,  Meigle. 
Forbes,  Aberdeen. 
Ford,  Coldstream. 

*Ford,  Dalkeith T 

Ford,  Lochawe,  Lochgilphead. 

*Fordoun T 

Fordyce,  Banff. 

*tForfar T 

Forgandenny,  Bridge  of  Earn. 
Forglen,  Aberdeen. 
Forgue,  Huntly. 
Forneth,  Blairgowrie. 

*tForres T 

*Fort-Augustus,  Inverness. 
Fort-George,  Ardersier. 
*Fort-Geoi'ge  Station. 
Forteviot,  Bridge  of  Earn 
Forth,  Lanark. 
Fortingal,  Aberfeldy. 
*JFortrose,  Inverness. 

*iFort- William i 


Box  Closes  at 


5  15 


5  15 
5  15 


5  15 


Fossawaj',  Kinross. 
Fountainball,  Stow. 
Fowlis,  Crieff. 

*tFraserburgh T 

*rriockbeim,  Arbroath. 
Freucbie,  Ladybank. 
Furnace,  Inveraray. 

*Fy vie,  Aberdeen T 

Gairloch,  Dingwall. 
Gairlochbead,  Glasgow. 

*JGalashiels T 

* jGalston,  Kilmarnock T 

Garallan,  Kilmarnock. 
Garderhouse,  Lerwick. 
Gargunnock,  Stirling. 
*Garlieston,  Newton-Stewart. 

*Garmoutb,  Fochabers T 

Garrabost,  Greenock. 
Gartly,  Huntly. 
Gartmore,  Stirling. 
Garvald,  Prestonkirk. 
Garve,  Dingwall. 
Gask,  Auchterarder. 

*JGatebouse,  Carlisle T 

Gateside,  Strathmiglo. 
Gattonside,  Melrose. 
Gavinton,  Greenlaw. 
Giflford,  Haddington. 
Gigba,  Lochgilphead. 
Gilmerton,  Crieff. 
Gillj'burn,  Dunkeld. 
Gilston,  Castle-Douglas. 

*JGirvan .T 

Gladsmuir,  Tranent. 

Glamis,  Forfar E 

*}Glasgow T 

*Anderston. 
*Argj'lo  Street. 
*Bridgetou. 
*Broomielaw. 
*Calton. 
*Cowcaddens. 
*Crown  Street. 
*Duke  Street. 
*Eglinton  Street. 


5  15 


5  15 


6  15 


6  30 


6  30 
1130 


8    0 
8    0 


8    0 


12  45 
8    0 


8    0 


3  30 


8    0 


3  30 

4  30 
8    0 

10  30 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 

605 

Post  Towns. 

Box  Closes  at 

Post  Towns. 

Box  Closes  at 

A.M. 

P.M. 

A.M. 

P.M. 

Glasgow — continued. 

•Helensburgh,  Glasgow 

..T 

•Franklin  Place. 

•Helmsdale,  Golspie 

..T 

•Gallowgate. 

Heriot,  Gorebridge. 

*Kinning  Place. 

Hermiston,  Corstorphine. 

•Osborne  Buildings. 

Hightae,  Lockerby. 

•St  Eollox. 

Hillend,  Inverkeithing. 

•Sandyford. 
•SauchieliaU  Street. 

•Hillhead,  Glasgow 

..T 

Hillside,  Aberdeen. 

•Spring  Bank. 

Hillside,  Montrose. 

•Stirling  Koad. 

Hillswick,  Lerwick, 

•Stockwell  Street. 

*Hol}'to\vn,  Glasgow. 

•The  Cross. 

Holywood,  Dumfries. 

•White  vale. 

Hopeman,  Elgin. 

Glass,  Huntly. 

Houston,  Paisley. 

Glasserton,  Newton-Stewart. 

Howmore,  Dingwall. 

Glenapp,  Girvan. 

Howood,  Paisley. 

Glenbarr,  Campbeltown. 

Huntingtower,  Perth. 

Glencarse,  Perth. 

•{Huntly 

..T 

5  15 

8    0 

Glencaple,  Dumfries. 

Hurlet,  Glasgow. 

•Glencoe,  Fort- William. 
Glendale,  Dingwall. 

Hurlford,  Kilmarnock 

..T 

Glendaruel,  Greenock. 

Inchbare,  Brechin. 

Glenelg,  Dingwall. 

•Inchtui'e 

...T 

5  15 

8    0 

Glen  Isla,  Meigle. 

•Innellan,  Greenock 

...T 

Glenlocher,  Castle-Douglas. 

•Innerleithen 

...T 

7  15 

3  30 

•Glenluce,  Carlisle 

....T 

Innerwick,  Dunbar. 

Glenlyon,  Aberfeldy. 

•Insch 

..T 

5  15 

8    0 

Glenmorriston,  Inverness. 

luveran.  Tain. 

Glenshee,  Blairgowrie. 

•JInveraray 

...T 

8    0 

Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness. 

Invercannich,  Beauly. 

•JGolspie 

....T 

5  15 

Invergarry,  Inverness. 

rr     f 

6  15 

•Invergordon,  Inverness 

...T 

•Gorebridge 

.T| 

1115 

luverie,  Inverness. 

Gordon,  Kelso. 
Gortlech,  Inverness. 

•Inverkeithing 

...{ 

7  15 
11  15 

3  30 

Gourdon,  Fordoun. 

Inverkeithny,  Aberdeen. 

*tGourock-  Greenock 

....T 

Inverkindie,  Aberdeen. 
Inverkip,  Greenock. 

•fGovan,  Glasgow 

....T 

Govan  Bank,  Arbroath. 

*|Inverness 

...T 

5  15 

8    0 

•JGrangemouth,  Falkirk 

....T 

JInverurie,  Keithhall 

...E 

•Grantown,  Inverness 

....E 

lona,  Oban. 

Grant's  House 

....E 

6  30 

130 

•Jlrvine 

•Isle  Ornsay,  Dingwall. 

...T 

1130 

8  30 

•Greenburn,  Glasgow. 

....{ 

3  30 

Isle  Toll,  Dumfries. 

•Greenlaw 

6  30 

6    0 

*Isle  of  Whithorn,Ne  wton-Stewart. 

6  30 

3  30 

Jamestown,  Glasgow. 

•JGreenock 

1130 

8    0 

•Jedburgh 

...T 

6  15 

3  30 

•Blackball  Street. 

••■{ 

5  15 

•Bue  End  Street. 

Jock's  Lodge 

11  15 

5  30 

Greens,  Turriff. 

Gretna,  Carlisle 

....E 

•Johnshaven,  Fordoun. 
•Johnstone,  Paisley 

...E 

Gruinart,  Greenock. 

Guardbridge,  Cupar-Fife. 

Johnstone  Bridge,  Lockerby. 

Guildtown,  Perth. 

Juniper-green,  Cui-rie. 

GuUane,  Drem. 

Kainesburgh,  Eothesay. 

Guthrie,  Arbroath 

E 

Keig,  Aberdeen. 

..T{ 

6  30 

130 

Keiss,  Wick. 

•fHaddington 

8    0 

6    0 

*|Keith 

...T 

5  15 

8    0 

Halbeath,  Dunfermline 

E 

•JKelso 

...T 

6  15 

3  30 

Halkirk,  Thurso. 

Keltonhill,  Castie-Douglas. 

•JHamilton 

..T{ 

6  30 
1130 

2  45 
8  30 

Kemnay,  Aberdeen. 
Kenmore,  Aberfeldy. 

!    Harlosh,  Portree. 

Kennethmont,  Aberdeen. 

Haroldswick,  Lerwick. 

Kennoway,  Windygates. 

Harray,  Kirkwall. 

Kessock,  Inverness. 

Harriotfield,  Perth. 

•Kettle,  Ladybank 

...T 

•Harris,  Greenock. 

Kilbarchan,  Paisley. 

Haughhead,  Glasgow. 

•Kilbirnie,  Beith 

...E 

Haugh  of  Urr,  Castle-Douglas. 

Kilbride,  Dingwall. 

T 

6  15 

3  30 

Kilbride  (East),  Glasgow. 

Heath  Cottage,  Elgin. 

Kilbride  (West),  Greenock. 
:j;Kilchreggan,  Greenock. 

Heiton,  Kelso. 

606 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 


Kilchrenan,  Inveraray. 
Kilconquliar 

Kilfinan,  Glasgow. 
Kilham,  Coldstream. 
Kilearn,  Glasgow. 
Kilearnan,  Inverness. 
*Killin,  Crieff. 
Kilmalcolm,  Port-Glasgow. 
Kilmany,  Cupar-Fife. 

*tKilmarnock t| 

*Kilmartin,  Lochgilphead. 
Kilmaurs,  Kilmarnock. 
Kilmelford,  Lochgilphead. 
Kilmichael,  Lochgilphead. 
Kilraorack,  Beauly. 
Kilmorie,  Ardrossan. 
Kilmuir,  Dingwall. 
Kilmun,  Greenock. 
Kilninver,  Oban. 
Kilpatrick  (New),  Glasgow. 
*Kilpatrick  (Old),  Glasgow. 
Kilreuny,  Austruther. 

*JKilsyth,  Glasgow T 

Kiltarlity,  Beauly. 

*Kil winning,  Glasgow T 

Kincaldrum,  Forfar. 

*:]:Kincardine,  Alloa T 

Kincardine-O'NeLl,  Aberdeen. 
Kingairloch,  Fort-William. 
King-Edward,  Banff. 
Kingarth,  Greenock. 

*Kinghorn T  | 

Kinglassie,  Kirkcaldy. 
Kingsbarus,  St  Andrews. 
Kingston,  North  Berwick. 

*Kingussie T 

Kinlochard,  Stirling. 
Kinlochbervie,  Inverness. 
Kinlochewe,  Dingwall. 
Kinloch-Moidart,  Fort- William. 
Kinmuck,  Keithhall. 
Kinneff,  Stonehaven. 

*JKinross T  -< 

Kintail,  Dingwall. 
Kintessock,  Forres. 

*Kintore,  Aberdeen R 

*Kippen,  Stirling T 

Kirkbank,  Kelso. 
Kirk'bean,  Dumfries. 
Kirkbuddo,  Forfar. 

*|Kirkcaldy t| 

Kirkcolm,  Stranraer. 
Kirkconnel,  Sanquhar. 

*Kirkcowan,  Carlisle T 

^Kirkcudbright,  Carlisle T 

Kirkfieldbank,  Lanark. 
Kirkgunzeon,  Dumfries. 
Kirkinner,  Newton-Stewart. 

*|Kirkintilloch,  Glasgow T 

*Kirkliston....' T 

Kirkmalioe,  Dumfries. 
Kirkmichael,  Blairgowrie. 
Kirkmichael,  Maybole. 
Kirkmuirhill,  Lanark. 

Kirknewton , 

Kivkoswald,  Maybole. 
Kirkpatrick-Durham,  Carlisle. 
Kirkpatrick-Fleming,  Ecclefechan 


Box  Closes  at 


A.M. 

515 


1130 


5  15 
8    0 


5  15 


5  15 
8    0 


6  15 

8    0 


6  30 


5  15 


130 
8    0 


3  30 


8    0 


3  30 


3  30 


3  30 


5  30 


Post  To1;^'Ns. 


*tKirkwall T 

Kirn,  Greenock. 

*Kirriemuir T 

Kirtle  Bridge,  Ecclefechan. 
Kishorn,  Dingwall. 
Knockando,  Craigellachie. 
Knockbain,  Inverness. 
K3'leakin,  Dingwall. 

*Ladybank T 

Ladykirk,  Berwick. 
Lagg,  Lochgilphead. 
Laggan,  Kingussie. 
Laighdores,  Crieff. 

*Lairg,  Inverness T 

Lamington,  Biggar R 

Lamlash,  Ardrossan. 

*|:Lanark t| 

Langbank,  Port-Glasgow. 

*Langholm T  4 

Larbert,  Falkirk  ...R 

*Largo 

Largoward,  St  Andrews. 

*Largs,  Greenock T 

*Larkhall,  Hamilton. 
Lassodie,  Dunfermline. 

*Lasswade .,..T^ 

*Latheron,  Golspie. 

*Lauder T 

*|Laurencekirk T 

Laurieston,  Falkirk. 
Laurieston,  Castle-Douglas. 

Leadburu 

*Leadhills,  Abington. 
Ledaig,  Inveraray. 

Leith  (iiee  Edinburgh) T 

Leithohn,  Coldstream. 

*Lennoxtown,  Glasgow R 

Lenzie,  Glasgow. 

'JLerwick,  Aberdeen T 

*Leslie T 

Leslie,  Insch. 
*|Lesmahagow,  Lanark. 
Leswalt,  Stranraer. 
Letham,  Forfar. 
Letham,  Ladybank. 
Lethnot,  Brechin. 

*JLeuchars R  4 

*|Leven T  < 

Lhanbryde,  Elgin. 

*JLiberton T  ■[ 

*Lilliesleaf,  Selkirk. 
Limekilns,  Dunfermline. 
Lindores,  Newburgh  (Fife). 
Linkshouse,  Aberdeen. 

*Linlithgow T  -| 

Linton  (West),  Penicuik. 
Lintrathen,  Kirriemuir. 
Linwood,  Paisley. 
Lismore,  Fort- William. 
Livingstone,  Mid-Calder. 
Loan,  Linlithgow. 

*tLoanhead.,., „,.....•< 


Box  Closes  at 


A.M. 

5  15 


5  15 


5  15 


9  30 

6  15 
5  15 


5  15 
8    0 

1115 

6  15 
5  15 


5  15 


5  15 


5  15 
8  0 
5  15 
8    0 

5  15 
115 

6  30 
1130 


5  15 

7  15 

1115 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 


607 


•JLochalsli,  Dingwall. 
Locbans,  Stranraer. 
Loclibroom,  Dingwall. 
*Lochcarron,  Dingwall. 
*Lochearnhead,  Crieff. 
Lochend,  Inverness. 

*iLocliee,  Dundee T 

Lochfoot,  Dumfries. 
Lochgair,  Inveraray. 

'Lochgelly ,....R 

•JLochgilphead T 

Lochgoilhead,  Greenock. 
Lochinver,  Inverness. 

*Loc]imaben,  Lockerby R 

*Loclimaddy,  Dingwall. 
Lochranza,  Greenock. 
•Lochwinnoch,  Paisley T 

•JLockerby t| 

Logie-Pert,  Montrose. 
Logierait,  Dunkeld. 
Longforgan,  Dundee. 

Longhope,  Thurso T 

Longniddrie R 

Longside,  Mintlaw R 

Lonmaj',  Mintlaw. 

*Lossiemouth,  Elgin R 

Loth,  Golspie. 

Lothian  Bum 

Lower  Cabrach,  Huntly. 
Lugar,  Kilmarnock. 
Lumphanan,  Aberdeen. 
Lumsden,  Aberdeen. 
Lundie,  Dundee. 
Luss,  Glasgow. 
Luthermuir,  Laurencekirk. 
Luthrie,  Cupar-Fife. 

*Lybster,  Golspie T 

Lynwilg,  Perth. 

*Macduff,  Banff T 

Madderty,  Crieff. 
Makerstoun,  Kelso. 
Manor,  Peebles. 

*Markinch T 

Marj'burgh,  DingwaU. 
Maryculter,  Aberdeen. 

*Maryhill,  Glasgow R 

Marykirk,  Montrose. 
Marypark,  Craigellachie. 

*Mauchline,  Kilmarnock T 

*tMaybole T 

Mcigle T 

*Meikleour,  Perth. 
Melness,  Inverness. 

•{Melrose T 

Melvich,  Thurso. 
Menmuir,  Brechin. 
Menstrie,  Stirling. 
Methlio,  Aberdeen. 

Methven,  Perth R 

Mey,  Wick. 
Miavaig,  Greenock. 

*Mid-Calder T 

Mid-Clyth,  Golspie. 
Milbrex,  Aberdeen. 
Millerhill,  Dalkeith. 
Millifach,  Beauly. 
*Millport,  Greenock. 
Millhouse,  Greenock. 

•Milnathort T 

*Milngayie,  Glasgow R 


Box  Closes  at 


5  15 


6  15 


7  15 


5  15 


6  30 
5  15 


6  15 


6  15 


5  15 


3  30 
8    0 


5  30 
8  30 


6    0 


3  30 


8    0 
8    0 


3  30 


5  30 


3  30 


Milton  Bridge 4 

Milton  of  Campsie,  Glasgow. 

*Minard,  Inveraray „...T 

Minishant,  Maybole. 

•Mintlaw ,T 

•{Moffat t| 

•Moniaive,  Thornhill. 

•Monifieth,  Dundee R 

Monkton,  Glasgow. 

*{Montrose T 

Monj-musk,  Aberdeen. 
Moodiesburn,  Glasgow. 
Morebattle,  Kelso. 
Moriuish,  Oban, 
•ilorvern.  Port- William. 
Mossat,  Aberdeen. 
Mossbauk,  Aberdeen. 

•{Motherwell T  | 

Moulin,  Pitlochry. 
Mount,  Golspie. 
Mousewald,  Dumfries. 
Moy,  Inverness. 
Muasdale,  Campbeltown. 
Muchals,  Stonehaven. 
Muckhart,  Stirling. 
Muirdrum,  Carnoustie. 

•Muirkirk,  Lanark T 

Munlochy,  Inverness. 

Murrayfield -i 

*f Musselburgh T  < 

•Muthill,  Crieff. 
Mylnefield,  Dundee. 

•JNaun T 

Neilston,  Glasgow. 
Nesting,  Lerwick. 
New  Abbey,  Dumfries. 
New  Aberdour,  Fraserburgh. 
Newart  Hill,  MotherweU. 
Newbiggiug,  Dundee. 

•{Newburgh  (Fife) T 

Newburgh,  Aberdeen. 
New  Byth,  Tun-iff. 

•New  Castleton T  < 

•New  Cumnock,  Kjlniarnock....T 
New  Deer,  Aberdeen. 

•New  Galloway,  Carlisle T 

New  Lanark,  Lanark. 
Newluce,  Carlisle. 
•Newmains,  Coatbridge. 
Newmill,  Keith. 
Newmills,  Kilmarnock. 
•New  Pitsligo,  Mintlaw. 
•Newport,  Dundee. 
New  Rattray,  Blairgowrie. 
Newseat,  Aberdeen. 
Newstead,  Melrose. 
Newton  Grange,  Dalkeith. 
Newton  Mearns,  Glasgow. 
Newton  Moor,  Kingussie. 
Newton  of  Ferintosh,  Dingwall. 

•{Newton-Stewart T 

Newtown  St  Boswells 

Newtyle,  Coupar-Angus R 

Nigg,  Inverness. 

•Noblehouse T 

•North  Berwick,  Drem T 


Box  Closes  at 


A.M. 

5  15 
7  15 


5  15 


5  15 


6  30 
1130 


5  15 

10  30 

5  15 

7  15 


5  15 


5  15 


6  15 


1130 
6  15 


5  15 

6  30 


8  0 
5  30 
8  30 


8    0 


2  45 
8  30 


3  30 

12  45 
5  30 


8    0 


3  30 


5  30 
8  30 


8  30 
3  30 


3  30 


608 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOWNS. 


Post  Tottns. 


*North  QueensfeiTy •< 

North  Eonaldsliaj-,  Kirkwall. 
North  Water  Bridge,  Laui-encekirk. 
Nunton,  Dingwall. 
Oakley,  Dunfenrdine. 

*tObau T 

Ochiltree,  Kilmarnock. 
Old  Deer,  Mintlaw. 
Oldhamstocks,  Cockburnspath. 
*01d  Kilpatrick,  Glasgow. 
•Old  Meldrum,  Aberdeen. 
Old  Rattray,  Blairgowi'ie. 
Old  Eayne,  Inscb. 
Ollaborry,  Lerwick. 
Ouich,  Fort- William. 
Onich,  Glasgow. 
Ormiston,  Tranent. 
Orphir,  Kirkwall. 
Orton,  Fochabers. 
Overton,  Motherwell. 
Oxton,  Stow. 
Oyne,  Insch. 

*tPaisley T-[ 

Pallinsbum,  Coldsti'eam. 
Parkgate,  Dumfries. 
Parkhead,  Glasgow. 
*Pai'khill,  Inverness. 

*Partick,  Glasgow T 

Parton,  Castle-Douglas. 

•Pathhead,  Kirkcaldy T 

Pathstruie,  Bridge  of  Earn. 

Patna,  Ayr. 

Peat  Inn,  Cupar-Fife. 

*JPeebles T  -| 

*JPenicuik T  | 

Pencaitland,  Tranent. 
Penpont,  Thornhill. 

*JPerth T.^ 

Peterculter,  Aberdeen. 
*tPeterhead T 

Pett}',  Inverness. 
Pitcaple,  Aberdeen. 
Pitlessie,  Ladvbank. 

*|Pitlochry...". T 

Pitnacree,  Dunkeld. 

*Pittenweem •< 


Pittinain,  Lanark. 
Plean,  Stirling. 
Plockton,  Dingwall. 
Pluscarden,  Elgin. 
*Pollockshaws,  Glasgow. 
Pollockshields,  Glasgow. 

*Polmont,  Falkirk 

*Poolewe,  Dingwall. 
*Portaskaig,  Greenock. 
Port-Bannatj'ne,  Greenock. 
Port-Charlotte,  Greenock. 
Port-Elphinstone,  Keithhall. 
*Port-Ellen,  Greenock. 
Port-Essie,  Fochabers. 

*JPort-Glasgow 

*Port-Gordon,  Fochabers 

•Portmahoraac,  Inverness. 
Port-Logan,  Stranraer. 


Box  Closes  at 


7  15 
11  15 


6  30 
1130 


5  15 

5  15 

7  15 


5  15 


5  15 


5  15 


5  15 
8    0 


6  30 
1130 


p.  31. 

3  30 


8    0 


3  30 
8    0 


3  30 
8  30 

3  30 


12  45 
3  30 
8    0 

8    0 


8    0 
3  30 


3  30 
8    0 


Post  Towks. 


Port-Menteith,  Stirling R 

Portknockie,  Fochabers. 

*tPortobello T  J 

*Portpatrick,  Stranraer T 

*JPortree,  Dingwall. 

•Portsoy,  Banff T 

*Port- William,  Newton-Stewart. 
Poyntzfield,  Inverness. 
Preston,  Dumfries. 

•Prestonkirk -? 

*Prestonpans R 

Prestwick,  Ayr. 
Eachin  Mill,  Biggar. 
Rafford,  Forres. 
Rait,  Perth. 
Ramescleugh,  Selkirk. 
*Rannooh,  Pitlochry. 
Eaasay,  Dingwall. 

*Ratho E 

Reay,  Thurso. 
Redding,  Falkirk. 
Redgorton,  Perth. 

•Renfrew,  Paisley T 

Ronton,  Glasgow. 

Reston,  Ayton R 

Rhynd,  Perth. 
•Rhynie,  Aberdeen. 
Riccartou,  Kilmarnock. 
Riccarton,  Stonehaven. 
Rigg,  Annan. 
Eiugford,  Carlisle. 
Roadside,  Perth. 

Rogart,  Golspie E 

Eosehall,  Glasgow. 
Eosehearty,  Fraserburgh. 
Rosemarkie,  Inverness. 

•Roseneath,  Glasgow T 

Rosewell,  Lasswade. 

Roslin i 

*Rothe3,  Elgin R 

•JRothesay T 

Rothie,  Fyvie R 

Rothiemay,  Huntlj-. 
Rousaj',  Thurso. 
Row,  Glasgow. 

*Eu therglen,  Glasgow T 

Ruthven,  Huntly. 
Ruthven,  Meigle. 

*+St  Andrews T  | 

*St  Boswell's  Green,  St  Boswells.E 

St  Catherine's,  Invei-ary. 

St  Cyrus,  Montrose. 

St  Fergus,  Peterhead. 

St  Fillans,  Crieff. 

•St  Margaret's  Hope,  Kirkwall. 

*St  Monance 

St  Ninians,  Stirling. 
Saline,  Dunfermline. 
Salsburgh,  Glasgow. 

•JSaltcoats T  -| 

Salton,  Tranent. 
Saniuelston,  Haddington. 
•Sandaj',  Kirkwall. 
Sandbank,  Greenock. 
Sandhead,  Stranraer. 
Sandness,  Lerwick. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— POST  TOT^^^S. 


G09 


Box  Closes  at 


Sandwick,  Lerwick. 

•JSanquhar,  Carlisle T 

Sauchie,  Alloa. 

Scalloway,  Lerwick T 

Scoucer,  Dingwall. 
Scone,  Perth. 
Scotlandswell,  Kinross. 
Scourie,  Inverness. 

*tSelkirk T 

Shawshead,  Dumfries. 
Shieldatr,  Dingwall. 
Shiel's  Daig.  Dingwall. 
Shiskine,  Ardrossan. 

*Shotts.  Motherwell T 

Shuttleston,  Glasgow. 
Skeabost.  Dingwall. 
Skene,  Aberdeen. 
Skirling,  Biggar. 
Skyre  Burn,  Dumfries. 
*Slamannan,  Falkirk. 

*Slateford 

Smailholm,  Kelso. 
Snizort,  Portree. 
Sorby,  Newton-StsM'art. 
Sorn,  Kilmarnock. 

•South  Queensferry T  4 

Southdeau,  Hawick. 
Southend,  Greenock. 
Southwiclc,  Dumfries. 
Spittalfield,  Dunkeld. 
Spott,  Dunbar. 
Springbuni,  Glasgow. 
Spriugfield,  Cupar-Fife. 
Springholm,  Dalbeattie. 
Sprou-ton,  Kelso. 
Stair  Bridge,  Kilmarnock. 
StafRu,  Portree. 

•Stanley,  Perth E 

Star,  Markinch. 
Stenhouse,  Falkirk. 
Stitchell,  Kelso. 
Stenton,  Prestonkirk. 

•Stevenston,  Glasgow T 

*S tewarton,  Kilmarnock T 

*tStii-ling t| 

Stobo 

Stobs,  Hawick. 

*JStonehaven T 

•Stoneliouse,  Hamilton. 
Stoiieykirk,  Stranraer. 
•|Stornoway,  Greenock. 

*Stow T 

Strachan,  Aberdeen. 
Strachur,  Glasgow. 
Straiten,  Mayhole. 

•JlStranraer T 

"Strathaven,  Hamilton. 
Strathl'lane,  Glasgow. 
Strath  bun  go,  Glasgow. 
Strathdon,  Aberdeen. 
Strathkmnes,  St  Andrews. 

Strathmigrlo 

•Strathpeffer,  Dingwall. 
Stratliy,  Thurso. 

Strichen,  ilintlaw R 

*Stroniness,  Thurso. 
*Strone,  Greenock. 

•Strousay,  Kirkwall T 

*Strontian,  Fort- William. 
2Q 


6  15  I    3  30 


5  15 


7  15 
11  15 


2  45 


3  30 


5  15 
5  15 

5  15 

6  15 
1130 

5  15 


12  45 
3  30 
8    0 


8    0 


2  45 


8  30 


3  30 


Post  Towns. 


Struan,  Dingwall. 
Struv,  Beauly. 
Stuurtfield,  Mintlaw. 
Summerhill,  Aberdeen. 
Swiuton,  Coldstream. 
Symington,  Biggar. 
Symington,  Kilmarnock. 

*fTain 

Tannad3-ce,  Forfar. 

•Tarbert,  Lochgilphead T 

*  Tarbolton,  Kilmarnock T 

Tarfside,  Brechin. 
Tarland,  Aberdeen. 
Tarradale,  Beaulj-. 
Tarves,  Aberdeen. 
•Ta^-inloan,  Lochgilphead. 
*Taj-nuilt,  Inverary. 
Tayport,  Dundee. 
Tayvallich,  Lochgilphead. 
Tealing,  Dundee. 
Temple,  Gorebridge. 
Templeland,  Lockerby. 
Teviothead,  Hawick. 
The  Cairnies,  Perth. 

•JThornhill T  | 

•Thornhill,  Stirling. 
Thornliebank,  Glasgow. 
Thornton,  Keith. 

Thornton,  Kirkcaldy R 

•JThurso T 

Tibbermuir,  Perth. 
*Tigh-na-Bruich,  Greenock. 
Tighyarry,  Lochmaddy. 

•Tillieoultrv,  Stirling K 

Tillydesk,  Ellon. 
•Tobermory,  Oban. 
Tollcross,  Glasgow. 
Toraatin,  Inverness. 
•Tomiutoul,  Craigellachie. 
Tongueland,  Dumfries. 
•Tongue,  Inverness. 
Tore,  Inverness. 
Torphichen,  Bathgate. 
Torphins,  Aberdeen. 
Torrance,  Glasgow. 
Torr}',  Aberdeen. 
Torr3'burn,  Dunfermline. 
Torthorwald,  Lockerby. 
•Toward,  Greenock. 
Towuhead,  Castle-Douglas. 
Townliill,  Dunfermline. 
Toxside,  Gorebridge. 

•Tranent T 

Tresta,  Lerwick. 
Triuity-Gask,  Auchterarder. 
Trochrj',  Dunkeld. 

•JTroon,  Glasgow T 

Tullibodj',  Stirling. 
TuUyniet,  Dunkeld. 

•JTurriff,  Aberdeen R 

Twynholm,  Carlisle. 
Tyndrum,  Crieff. 
Tynninghame,  Prestonkirk. 
Tyree,  Oban. 
Tyrie,  Fraserburgh. 
Tyrrone,  Thornhill. 
IJildingstone,  Glasgow. 

Udny,  Aberdeen R 

*Uig,  Dingwall. 
Ulbster,  Golspie. 
•Ullapool,  Dingwall. 


Box  Closes  at 


5  15 


5  15 


6  30 


8    0 


3  30 
8  30 


6    0 


610 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


Post  Towns. 


Ulsta,  Lerwick. 
Ulva,  Oban. 
Unachan,  Kiugussie. 

Uphall,  Broxburn E 

Upper  Keith 

Urray,  Beauly. 
Uyesound,  Lerwick. 
Virkie,  Lerwick. 
Voe,  Lerwick. 
Walkerburn,  Peebles. 
Walls,  Lerwick. 
Wamphray,  Moffat. 
Wanlockhead,  Abington. 
Waterbeck,  Ecclefechan. 
Wateruisli,  Dingwall. 

Waterside,  Kilmarnock R 

Watteu,  Golspie. 
Wellbauk,  Dundee. 

*Wemyss  Bay,  Greenock .R 

Wemyss,  Kirkcaldy. 

West  Wemyss,  Kirkcaldy T 

West  Barns,  Dunbar. 

*West  Calder R 

*West  Kilbride,  Greenock. 

'*West  Linton,  Penicuik T 

West  Salton,  or  Salton,  Tranent. 


Box  Closes  at 


6  15 


5  15 


3  30 


Post  Towns. 


Westerdale,  Golspie. 
*Westray,  Kirkwall. 
Westrutlier,  Lauder. 

*Wliitbui-n T 

Whitecairn,  Aberdeen. 
Whiteraslies,     Do. 
WhitehiUs,  Banff. 
Whiteness,  Lerwick. 
Whitebouse,  Aberdeen. 
Whitehouse,  Glasgow,  Lochgilph'd 
Whitewell,  Clitheroe,  R.S.O. 
*Whithorn,  Newton-Stewart. 
Whitlets,  Ayr. 
Whitsome,  Chirnside. 
Wliittiugbarae,  Prestonkirk. 

*tWick T 

*  Wigtown,  Newton-Stewart T 

*Winchburgh E 

Windygates 

*Wishaw,  Motherwell T 

Wiston,  Biggar. 

* Woodside,  Aberdeen T 

Yarrow,  Selkirk. 
*Yetholm,  Kelso. 
Yoker,  Glasgow. 


Box  Closes  at 


7  15 


5  15 


6  30 
5  15 


3  30 


3  30 


ENGLAND  AND  WALES. 

MONEY    ORDER    OFFICES    AND    SAVINGS    BANKS. 

Offices  marked  *  are  Insurance  and  Annidtij  Offices ;  Offices  marked  f  are  not  Savings  Banks. 
Postal  Telegraph  Offices  marked  T  ;  Railway  Telegraph  Offices  marked  R. 

Bamford 

*Bampton,  Tiverton 
*BamptoD,    Paring- 
don 
*Banbury  T 

*Bangor  T 

Bangor  Isycoed ' 

Banstead  T 

*Banwell 

Bardney  E 

Barbam 

Barking  T 

*Barkway     ;         T 

Barlborough 
*Barmouth  R 

I  *Barnard  Castle  T 
|*Barnet  T 

*Barnoldswick 
*Barnsley  T 

*Barustaple  T 

*Barrow  -  in  -  Fur- 
ness  T 

Barrow  -  on-Hum- 

ber  T 

*Barton  -  on  -  Hum- 

ber  T 

Barton-under- 
Needwood 

Baschurch  K 

*Basford,  Old!  R 
*Basingstoke"  T 
*Baslow 


Abbey-Town 

Albury,  Guile 

ford 

*Ampthill               T 

Lyne,   Westend, 

Abbots,  Bromley 

*Alcester 

T 

*Andover                T 

Duckinfield      T 

Abbotsbury 

Aldborough, 

Suf- 

Andoversford 

Ashwell                E 

Aberaman 

T 

folk 

E 

Anfield                  E 

Askern                  T 

*Aberaman,  Mill  St. 

*Aldbrough,  Hull 

Angle 

Askrigg                T 

*Aberavon 

T 

Alderley 

Angmering 

Aspatria                T 

Aberayron 

*Alderney 

T 

Aunfield  Plain 

*Astley  Bridge 

Abercame 

T 

*Aldershot 

T 

Apperley  Bridge  E 

Aston,  Nantwich 

•Aberdare 

T 

*Aldershot  Gamp  T 

Appleby  Magna 

Aston-on-Glun 

Aberdovey 

T 

Alderton 

*  Appleby,  Penrith  E 

Aston  Park 

Aberford 

*Alford 

T 

Appledore    (North 

Astwood  Bank 

*Abergavenny 

T 

*  A  If  re  ton 

T 

Devon)             T 

*Atherstone           T 

Abergele 

T 

Allendale 

Api>ledore,  Ashf  ord 

*Attercliffe 

*Aberkenfig 

T 

Almondbury 

Appletou 

*Attleborough       T 

Abersychan 

T 

*Alnwick 

T 

Armathwaite 

Auckland,  West 

*Abertillery 

T 

*Alresford 

T 

*Armley                  E 

*Audlem                E 

•Aberystwith 

T 

*Alrewas 

*Aruold                   T 

Audley                  E 

•Abingdon 

T 

Alsager 

E 

Arringtou 

*Axbridge              T 

*Accrington 

T 

*Alston 

T 

*Arundel                T 

*Axmiuster            T 

Acklington 

T 

Altofts 

*Ash,  Sandwich    T 

*Aylesbury            T 

"Ackworth 

*Alton 

T 

*Ashbourne            T 

Aylesford              E 

Acle 

T 

*Altrincham 

T 

*Ashburton 

*Aylsbam               T 

Acock's  Green 

T 

Bowden 

*Ashby  -de  -  la- 

Ayton,  Great 

Acton 

Alvaston 

Zoucli                T 

Babbicombe 

Addingham 

Alvechurch 

*Ashford                 T 

*Bacup                   T 

Addlestono 

T 

Amble 

T 

Ashford  NewTown 

Badminton           T 

Adlington,     Chor- 

Ambleside 

Ashover 

*Bagillt 

ley 

R 

*Amersham 

T 

Ashton  -  in-Maker- 

*Bagshot                 T 

Adwryclawdd 

*Amesbury 

field                    E 

*Bakewell              T 

Ainsdalo 

*Amlwch 

Ashton,      Eother- 

*Bala                      T 

Aintree 

T 

Amport 

ham 

*Baldock                 T 

•Albrighton 

T 

Ancroft 

"*Ashton- under - 

Ballaugh 

POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


Gil 


Bassingbourne     T ,  *Birmiugliam 

T 

Boughton              T 

*Brigstock 

Burry  Port 

T 

Bassingbam 

Aston  street 

T 

*Bourne                  T 

Brill 

Burscougli 

»Bath                      T 

Barker  street 

i 

•Bournemouth       T 

Brimtield 

*Burslem 

T 

Grosvenor            j 

Bloomsbury 

1 

Bourton  -  on  -  the  - 

Brimington 

*Burton 

*BatleY                    T 

Bristol  road 

Water 

Brimscombe         T 

Boi-ton  Latimer 

Batley  CaiT              1 

Constitution  hill 

Bovey  Tracey      E 

Brinklow 

*Burton-on-TrentT 

*Battle                   T 

Deritend 

T 

Bow                      E 

*  Bristol                   T 

Burwash 

*Bawtry                  T 

Five  Ways 

Bowdon                 E 

Bedminster 

Burwell 

*Beaconsfield         T 

Hagley  road 

Bowness,  Carlisle 

Clifton 

*Bury 

T 

Beal 

Handsworth 

*Bowness,  Winder- 

Cotham 

*BuryStEdmundsT 

*Beaminster 

Highgate 

j 

Box          T     [mere 

Horfield              T 

*Buxton 

T 

*Beaufort 

Hockley  hill 

Boxford 

Hotwells 

Byers  Green 

E 

*Beaulieu                T 

Horse  Fair 

*Boxmoor 

North  street 

Byfield 

*Beaumaris            T 

Icknield  street 

*Brackley               T 

Queen's  square  T 

*Caerleon 

T 

Bebington 

Ledsam  street 

*Bracknell              T 

Eedcliffe 

Caerphilly 

*Beccle3                  T 

Lee  Bank 

Bradfield 

Eedland              T 

Caerwys 

Beckenham          T 

Newton  Eow 

T 

*Bradford               T 

West  street 

*Caistor 

T 

Beckington 

Parade 

Manchester  road 

*Britton  Ferry       T 

Caldicot 

*Bedale                  T 

Prospect  row 

Manningham 

Brixham               T 

*Callington 

Beddgelert 

Sherlock  street 

Wakefield  road 

Brixworth 

*Calne 

T 

*Bedford                 E 

Snow  hill 

Westgate 

Broad  Clyst 

*Calstock 

*Bedlington            T 

Soho 

Bradford,        Man- 

*Broadstairs          T 

Cam 

Bedminster           T 

Spring  hill 

chester               T 

*  Broadway             T 

Cambo 

*Bedworth 

Summer  lane 

*Bradford-on- 

Broad  Windsor 

•Camborne 

T 

Beeford 

*Vauxhall  road 

Avon                 T 

Brockenhurst 

•Cambridge 

T 

*Beeston,  Leeds    E 

Victoria  road 

T 

Bradley  Green 

*  Bromley                T 

Barnwell 

*Beeston,    Notting- 

Watery lane 

Brailes 

*Bromsgrove          T 

•Camelford 

T 

ham                  T 

*Birstall 

T 

Brailsford 

*Bromyard 

Camjiden 

T 

*Belbrougliton 

Birtley 

T 

*Braintree              T 

Brooke 

Cannington 

*Belford                  T 

*Bishop  Auckland  T 

Braitliwaite          T 

*Broseley 

Caunock 

T 

Belgrave  Gate      T 

Bishop's  Castle 

Bramham 

Brotherton 

•Canterbury 

T 

Bellbusk               T 

Bishop'sLydeardT 

Bramley,       Guild- 

*Brough                 T 

Canton 

T 

Bellingbam 

*Bishop's         Stort- 

ford                    T 

*Brough,  Penrith 

Capheaton 

T 

*Belper                   T 

ford 

T 

*Bramley,  Leeds   E 

Broughton            T 

•Cardiff 

T 

Belsay                   T 

*Bishopstoke 

E 

Brampton             T 

Broughton-in-Fui-- 

•Bute  Docks 

•Benenden              T 

*Bishop's  Waltham 

*Bramptou,  Ne-w 

ness                   T 

•Canton 

T 

*Benson 

Bittern 

T 

Bramshaw 

Brownhills           T 

•Cardigan 

T 

*Bentbam               E 

*BIackbum 

T 

Brancaster            T 

Broxbourne          T 

•Carlisle 

T 

Bere  Eegis 

BlackhUl 

*Brandon               T 

*Bruton 

Caldew  Gate 

•Berkeley               T 

Blackpool 

T 

Brandon  Colliery 

Brymbo 

•Carlton  -  Notting  - 

*Berkhempstead    T 

Blackrod 

Braunston 

Bryngwran 

ham 

Berriew 

Blackwood 

E 

Brauntou 

*BrynmawT 

Carlton-Selby 

*Bermck                T 

*Blaenavon 

T 

*Brecou  (or  Breck- 

Bubwith               T 

•Carmarthen 

T 

*Bethesda 

*Blaina 

T 

nock)                T 

*Buckby    or    Long 

•Carnarvon 

T 

Betley 

*Blakeney,Newt' 

tiT 

*Brenchley 

Buckby 

Caruforth 

T 

BettTTs-y-coed     T 

Blakeney,Thetford 

Brent 

Buckden 

•Carshaiton 

*Beverley               T 

Blanchland 

*Breutford              T 

Buckenham,  New 

•Cartmel 

*BewcUey               T 

*Blandford 

T 

*Brentwood           T 

Buckfastleigh 

Castle  Acre 

*Bexhm                  E 

Blaydon-on- 

Brettell  Lane 

Buckhurst  Hill    T 

Castle  Bytham 

*Bicester                 T 

Tyne 

T 

*Brewood               T 

•Buckingham        T 

Castle  Cary 

T 

Bickley  Station   T 

*BletchLngley 

T 

*Bridgend              T 

Buckley 

Castle  Donington 

*Bideford                T 

*BletchleyStationT 

*Bridgenorth         T 

Bude       or      Bude 

Castle  Eden 

T 

Bidford 

Bleckley 

'Bridgewater         T 

Haven      (North 

•Castleford 

T 

*Biggleswade        T 

Blofield 

T 

*Bridlington          T 

Devon) 

Castle  Hediugham 

Bildestone 

*Bloxham 

*Bi-idlingtonQ,uayT 

Budleigh      Salter- 

Castle  Howard 

E 

*Billericay 

*Bloxwich 

T 

*Bridport                T 

ton                     T 

Castle  Northwich 

*Billesdon 

Bluepits 

E 

Brierfield              T 

*Builth                   E 

Castleton 

E 

*Billingborougli 

*Blyth,  North 

T 

*Brierley  Hill        T 

*Bunbury               T 

•Castletown 

E 

*Billinghay 

Blyth,  "VVorksop 

*Brigg                     T 

*Bungay 

Castletown,  Isle  of 

*BUUngshurst        T 

*Bodmin 

T 

*Brighouse             T 

*Buntingford         T 

Man 

T 

»BOston                  T 

*Bognor 

T 

Brightliugsea 

Burbage 

Castletown,   Wey- 

Binbrook 

Bollington 

T 

*Brighton               T 

Bures 

mouth 

Bingham               E 

Bolsover 

Aiwa  terrace 

*Burford 

Caterham 

T 

*Bingley                 T 

*Bolton 

T 

Bedford       street, 

Burgess  Hill        T 

Caterham  Valley  T 

*Birkenhead           T 

Bomer  Heath 

Marine  Parade 

Burgh 

•Catterick 

T 

Charing  Cross 

Bootle,  Liverpool 

Hove                   T 

Burlescombe        E 

Caversham 

Chester  Street 

Bootle,         White- 

Kemp Town 

*Burley       Wharf  e- 

Cawood 

T 

Holt  HUl 

haven 

E 

Lewes  road 

dale                    T 

Cawthorne 

Lower    Tran- 

*Boroughbridge 

E 

*Preston  street 

*Burnham,  Bridge- 

Caxton 

mere 

Borth 

T 

*  Queen's  road 

water                 E 

Caj'thorpe 

New  Ferry 

BoscasUe 

St  James'  street 

Burnham,  Lynn  T 

Cefu-y-bedd 

Oxton 

*Boston 

T 

Victoria  road 

*Burnham,  Maiden- 

•Cemaes 

Price  street 

Boston  Spa 

*  Waterloo  street 

head 

•Ceinmaes 

Eock  Ferry 

Botesdale 

Western  road     T 

*Burnham,  Maiden 

Cerne 

St  Paul's  Eoad 

»Botley 

E 

York  place 

*Burnley                T 

Chacewater 

Woodside 

Bottesford 

T 

Brightside            E 

Burringham 

Chadwell 

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POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MOXEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


Chagford 

Cleobury      Morti-| 

*Crich                         1 

Chalfont,      St 

mer 

T 

Crickhowell          T 

Giles                  T 

*Clevedon 

T 

*Cricklade              T 

*Chalford 

*Cley 

T 

Croft                      T 

*Chapelallerton     T 

*Clifton.     See  Bris-, 

*Cromer                  E 

*Chapel-en-le- 

tol 

E' 

*Cromford              T 

Frith                  E 

Clifton-on-Teme 

Croudall 

CLapel-Towu       T 

Clipston 

*Crook                    T 

*  Chard                    T 

*Clitheroe 

T 

Cross  Hills 

Charing                K 

Clovelly 

Cross  Inn 

Charlbury             K 

Clun 

*Croston                 T 

Charlton,  Dover  T 

Clydach 

T 

Crowland 

Charlton  Kings 

Coalville 

E 

Crowle                  E 

*Charmouth 

*Cobham 

T 

Crowthorne 

Chasetown 

*Cockermouth 

T 

*Croydoa                T 

♦Chatham               T 

*Coddenhani 

Broadgreen       T 

High  Street 

Codnor  Park 

E 

Croydon      Com- 

Old Brompton 

Coggeshall 

mon 

Chathill                 T 

*Colchester 

T 

Handcroft  road 

*Chatteris               E 

The  Hythe 

South  End 

*Cheadle,  Manches- 

Cole 

E 

Thornton  Heath 

ter 

*Coleford 

Windmill  road 

*Cheadle,  Stafford 

*Coleford,  Bath 

Ci-umlin 

*Cheddar                T 

*Coleshill 

*Cuckfield              T 

*Chelmsford           T 

*Collingham 

*Cullonipton  or  Col- 

'Cheltenham         T 

Collumpton,   or 

lumpton            T 

High  street 

Cullompton 

T 

Cwm  Amman      T 

*MontpeIIier 

*Colnbrook 

*Cwm  Avon 

*Pittville 

*Colne 

T 

Cwmbach 

*Chepstow             T 

*Colsterworth 

T 

Cwmbran              T 

*Chertsey               T 

Coltishall 

T 

*Cymmer                T 

Chesham               T 

Colwyn 

T 

Dalston                 T 

Cheshunt              T 

Colyton 

*Dalton  -  in  -  Fur- 

*Chester                  T 

*Combe  Down 

ness                    T 

^Chesterfield          T 

Compshall 

Dane  Hill 

Chester-le-StreetT 

*Congleton 

T 

*Darlaston              E 

Chesterton 

Coningsby 

*Darlington            T 

Chew  Magna 

Conisborough 

*Dartford               T 

*Chiohester            T 

Coniston 

*Dartmouth            T 

*Chigwell  road 

*Connah's  Quay 

*Darwen,  Over      T 

*Chigwell 

Consett 

T 

*Davenham 

Chilham                E 

*Conway 

*Daventry              T 

*Chippenham         T 

Conwyl 

E 

Dawley 

Chipping  Campden 

Cookham 

E 

*Dawlish                T 

or  Campden.      K 

Cookley 

*Deal                      T 

*Chippiug  Norton 

Cooksbridge 

E 

Debenham 

*Chipping  Ongar  or 

*Corbridge 

T 

Deddington          T 

On  gar                E 

Coi-by 

T 

Dedham 

Chipping      Sod- 

Corfe  Castle 

T 

Delph 

buiy                   T 

Corsham 

^Denbigh                T 

» Chirk                     E 

*Corwen 

T 

Denby  Dale 

Chistlehui-st          T 

*Cosham 

Dent 

Chobham 

Cottenham 

Denton 

*Chorley                 T 

Cottingham 

E 

Deptford               E 

Chorley,  Manches- 

Coundon 

*Derby                    T 

ter 

*Coventry 

T 

*Bridge  Gate 

Chowbent             T 

Chapelfields 

*Brook  street 

''Christchurch        T 

*Hill  Field 

Midland  road 

*Chudleigh 

*Cowbridge 

T 

*Dereham               T 

Chulmleigh 

Cowdeu 

Dersingham 

*Church              •    E 

*Cowes,      Isle 

of 

Desford 

Church  Fenton    E 

Wight 

T 

*Devizes                 T 

Church  Stoke 

Cowfold 

*Devonport            T 

Church  Stretton  T 

Coxhoe 

T 

Morice  Town 

Chute  8tanden 

*Cradley  Heath 

Devoran                T 

Cinderford 

Cramlington 

T 

*Dewsbury             T 

*Cirencester           T 

*Cranborne 

T 

Didcot 

*Clare                    E 

*Cranbrook 

T 

Didsbury 

Claverley 

C  ran  ley 

E 

*Dinas                     T 

*Claycross              E 

Craven  Arms 

T 

*Dinas  Mawddwy 

Clayton -le- 

*Crawley 

T 

Dipton 

Moors                T 

*Creditou 

Disley                    E 

Clayton,  West      T 

Cressage 

*Diss                       T 

Cleator  Moor 

*  Crewe 

T 

Dobcross 

*Cleckheaton          T 

*Crewkern6 

T 

Docking 

Cleethorpes 

Criccioth 

Dodworth 

l*Dolgelly  T 

*Doncaster  T 

Donington  T 

*Dorchester  T 

Dorchester,  Oxford 


*Dorking 

Dorrington 
*Douglas,     Isle 
Man 

Dover  Pier 
*Dover 
Charlton 

Dovercourt 
*Dowlais 

Down 
*Downham 

Downton 

Draycott 

Dresden 
*Driffield 
*Droitwich 

Dronfield 
*Droxford 
*DroylsdeD. 

Duddington 
*Dudley 

Duffield 
*Dulverton 
*Dunchurcb 

Dunkinfield 
*Dunmow 
*Dunstable 

Dunster 
*Durham 
*Dursley 

D  wyran 

Dj'mchurch 

Eardisley 
*Earlestown 

Earl  Shilton 

Earls  Barton 

Earls  Colne 

Earls  Heaton 

Easington  Lane 

Easingwold 
'Eastbourne 

Eastbourne, 
ofiice 

East  Cowes 
*East  Grinstead 

East  Harptree 

East  Hendred 

East  Ilsley 
*Eastington 

Eastleigh 

East  Moulsey 

Eastney 
*East  Peckham 

East  Eudham 

Easton 

Eastry 

Eastwood 
*Ebbw  Vale 

Ebenezer 
*Eccles 
*Eccleshall 

Eccleshill 

Eckington 
*Eden-Bridge, 
Kent 

Edenfield 

*Edgewaro 

Egerton,  Bolton  T 

Egerton,  Ashford 
*Egham  T 

Eghvvsbach 


T 
T 
Sub- 

T 
T 


*Egremont 

Elford 
*Ellaud 
*Ellesmere 

ElmhamJ 

Elstree  E 

*Ely  T 

Empingham 
*Ems  worth  T 

*Enfield-  T 

Englefield  Green 

Enstone 
*Epping  T 

Epsom  T 

*Epworth 
*Erdington 

Ermington  T 

*Esher  T 

Esseudon  T 

Eston  T 

•Eton.  jS'ee  Windsor 

Etruria 

Etwall 

Evercreecli  T 

*Evesham  T 

*Ewell  E 

Ewyas  Harold     T 

Ewywas 
*Exeter  T 

St  Thomas 
»Exmouth  T 

Eyam 
*Eye  T 

Eynsham  T 

Failsworth  T 

Fairfield 
*Fairford 

*Fakenl)ani  T 

*Falmouth  T 

Falsgrave 

Falstone 
*Fareham  T 

*Faringdon  T 

*rarnborough   Sta- 
tion T 
*Farnborougli  rd.  T 

Farndon 
*Farnham  T 

Farningham         T 
*Farnworth  T 

•Faversham  T 

*Fawley  T 

*Fazeley 
*Feckenhani 

Felling 
*Felstead  T 

Feltham  T 

Felton 

Feltwell 
*Fence  Houses      T 

Fenny  Conipton 
*Feuny-Stratford  T 

Fenton 
•Ferry  Hill  T 

Ferryside  T 

•Festiniog 
•Filey  T 

Fincliingfield 

Finedon 
•Fishguard 
•Fishponds 

Flam  borough 
*Fleetwood 
•Flint 
•Flusliing 
•Folkingham 


E 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


613 


*Folkestone 

T 

Great  Harwood 

T 

Harlington 

Hetton-le-Hole 

*Foots  Cray 

•Great  Haywood 

•Harlow                  T 

•Hexham                T 

Ford 

K 

Great  Horton 

Harpenden            E 

Heybridge 

Ford  Green 

GreatMissenden  T 

•Harrington           T 

•Heytesbury          T 

*Fordbam 

Great  Shelford 

•Harrogate             T 

•Heywood              T 

*Fordingbridge 

E 

•Great  Wakering  T 

High  Harrogate 

•Higham  Ferrers  E 

Forest  Eow 

T 

Great  Waltham 

•Harrold 

•Highbridge          T 

Hill 

E 

Greenfield 

•Harrow                  E 

Higher  Hurst 

Forniby 

T 

Greenhill 

T 

Harrow  Weald 

High     Harrogate. 

*Forton 

•Greenhithe 

T 

Hartford               T 

See  Harrogate 

Fortuneswell 

Greenodd 

E 

Hartford  Bridge(or 

High  Legh 

*Foulsliam 

•Green  Street 

Hartley  Bow)  T 

•Highworth 

Four  Crosses 

Greetland 

Hartington 

•High  Wycombe  T 

Fowey 

T 

Gresford 

T 

Hartland 

HiUington 

*FraniliTigham 

Greystoke 

•Hartlepool 

•Hinckley               E 

•Frampton  Cotterell 

Grimesthorpe 

Hartley    Eow    (or 

Hindley                 T 

*Frampton-on-Sev- 

•Grimsby 

T 

Hartford  Bridge) 

•Hindon 

ern 

Victoria  street 

•Harwich               T 

Hingham 

Fraut 

•Gringley  -  on  -  the- 

Haselmere            T 

Hinton,  St  George 

Freemantle 

T 

Hill 

Haslingden           E 

Hirwaiu 

Fresliford 

T 

Groombridge 

E 

Haslington 

•Hitchin                 T 

•Fresh  water 

T 

Grosmont 

E 

•Hastings               T 

•Hoddesdou           T 

*Frodsham 

E 

Grosvenor.        See 

•George  street 

Hoduet 

*Frome 

T 

Bath 

•High  street 

•Holbeach               T 

Fulbourne 

T 

•Guernsey 

T 

•St  Leonards-on- 

Holborn  Hill        T 

*Gainford 

E 

Guildford 

T 

Sea 

•Holbrook 

•Gainsborough 

T 

•Guilsborough 

Haswell 

•HoUinwood           T 

Gardiner  Street 

•Guisborough 

T 

•Hatfield                T 

•Holme-on-  Spald- 

Garforth 

T 

Guiseley 

Hatfield,        Don- 

ing-Moor           E 

*Gargi-ave 

•Gunnislake 

caster                 E 

Holmeschapel 

*Garstang 

T 

•Haddenhara,  Ely 

Hatfield  Broad  Oak 

•Holmfirth              T 

Garston 

E 

Haddenham, 

Hathei-leigh 

Holm  Eook 

•Gateshead 

T 

Thame 

Hathersage 

•Holsworthy 

Gayton 

•Haddon,  TVest 

Haughlej'              E 

•Holt,      Trow- 

Gerrards Cross 

T 

Hadfield 

T 

•Havant                  E 

bridge                T 

Gildersome  Street 

Hadham,  Great 

E 

•Haverfordwest     T 

•Holt,  Thetford     T 

•Gillingham 

E 

Hadleigh 

E 

•Haverhill              E 

•Holyhead              T 

*Gilwern 

T 

Hadlow 

Haverthwaite 

Holy  Island 

Gisburn 

T 

•Hagley 

•Hawarden             T 

•Holywell               T 

Glaisdale 

E 

Hailsham 

T 

•Hawes 

•Honiton                T 

Glanton 

Hakin 

•Hawkhurst           T 

•Honley 

•Glastonbuiy 

T 

Hale 

Hawkshead          T 

•Hoo                        T 

•Glossop 

T 

•Hales  Given 

•Haworth 

Hooke  Worton 

•Gloucester 

T 

•Halesworth 

T 

Haxey 

Hooley-Hill 

•Glynneath 

E 

•Halifax 

T 

•Hay                       T 

Hope 

Godalniing 

T 

North  Bridge 

Haydock               T 

Hopwood 

•Godstone 

T 

Halliford 

•Haydon  Bridge    E 

Horbury                E 

Goginan 

•Halliwell 

T 

Hayes,  Bromley 

Horfield 

Golborne 

•Halstead 

T 

Hayes,  Uxbridge 

•Horley                   T 

•Golcar 

T 

•Haltwhistle 

T 

•Hayfield 

Hornby                  E 

•Goole 

T 

•Hambledon 

•Hayle                    T 

•Homcastle            T 

Gorey 

Hambrook 

Hayling  Island    E 

Hornchurch          T 

Gorleston 

Hampton 

E 

Hay  wards  Heath  T 

•Horndean              T 

Gornal,  Upper 

•Hampton  Court 

E 

Hazlegrove           E 

Homdon-on-Hill 

Gornal,  Lower 

Hampton-in-Arden 

•Headcorn              T 

•Hornsea                E 

Gorton 

Hampton       Wick. 

Headingley 

•Horsforth 

Gosberton 

T 

See      Kingston- 

Heanor                  T 

•Horsham               T 

•Gosport 

T 

on-Thames 

•Heath  field 

Horsmonden        T 

Goudhurst 

T 

Ham  Street 

T 

Hebburn               T 

Horwich               T 

Grampound 

Handcross 

T 

•Hebden  Bridge     E 

Houghton-le- 

Grange 

T 

Handforth 

•Heckington 

Spring               T 

•Grantham 

T 

Handsworth 

Heckmondwike    T 

Houghton,  West 

Grasmere 

Woodhouse 

E 

•Hedon                  E 

•Hounslow             T 

Grassendale 

Hanford 

•Helmsley              T 

Hovingham          T 

•Grassington 

•Hanley.  See  Stoke- 

Helperby 

•Howden                T 

•Gravesend 

T 

upon-Trent 

T 

•Helston                 T 

•Hoylake               T 

•Grays 

T 

Hanley  Castle 

T 

•Hemel        Hemp- 

Hoyland 

Great  Ayton 

Hanmer 

stead                  T 

Hucknal      Tor- 

Great  Bardfield 

Hanslope 

Henfield 

kard                   T 

Great  Bridge 

T 

Hanworth 

*Henle)'-in-Arden 

•Huddersfield        T 

Great       Chester- 

•Harbome 

•Henley  -  on  - 

•Hull                       T 

ford 

T 

Harby 

Thames             T 

•Beverley  Eoad 

Great  Crosby 

T 

Harefield 

•Hereford               T 

•Caroline  street 

Great  Easton 

•Hare  wood 

•Heme  Bay            T 

•Porter  street 

Great  Eccleston 

T 

•Harleston 

•Hertford                T 

•Witham 

Great  Hadham 

T 

Harling 

•Hassle                  T 

•Hungerford          T 

Hunstanton  T 

•Huntingdon  T 

Hurstbourne    Tar- 
rant 

Hurst  Castle         T 
•Hurstgreen  T 

Hurstgreen,  Black- 
bm-n 
•Hurstpierpoint     T 

Husbands       Bos- 
worth  T 

Huyton  T 

•Hyde  E 

Hylton 

•Hythe,  Kent        T 
•Hj'the,  Southamp- 
ton T 
•Ibstock 

•Idle  T 

•Ilchester 
•Ilfracombe  T 

•Ilkeston  T 

Ilkley  T 

Ilmington 
•Ilminster  T 

Ince  T 

•Ingatestoue  T 

Ingleton 

Ipstones 
•Ipswich  T 

Wet  Dock 
•Isleworth  T 

Iron  Bridge 
•Ironville 
•Irthlingborough 
•Ivy  Bridge  T 

Iwerne  Minster   T 

Ixworth 
•JaiTOw  T 

•Jersey  T 

Kates  Hill 
*  Keg  worth  R 

•Keighley  T 

•Kelvedon  T 

Kemerton 

Kempsey 
•Kendal  T 

•Kenilworth  T 

Kentchurch 
•Kessingland 
•Keswick  R 

Kettlewell 

Kettering  T 

Kew  T 

Keynshani 

Kibworth       Har- 

court  T 

•Kidderminster     T 

Kidlington  T 

Kidsgrove 

Kidwelly  T 

Kilburn 

Kilsby 

Kimbolton  R 

Kineton 

King's  Cross 

Kingsbridge         T 
•Kingsclere 

Kiugscliffe 

Kiugshill 

Kingsland 

Kings  Langley    T 

•Kings     Lynn     or 

L3'nn  R 

Kings  Norton 

Kings  Sutton 


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POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


Kiugstauley 

Leigh,     Man- 

^Liverpool 

*Kiiigston-on- 

chester            T 

*Eegent's  road 

Thames 

T 

*Leigh,    Chelms- 

*Eichmond row 

Hampton  Wick 

ford                    T 

St  Domingo  road 

Norbiton 

*Leighton       Buz- 

*St James's  st. 

Surbiton 

zard                 T 

Seaforth 

Surbiton  Hill 

Leintwardine 

Soneycroft 

*Kings\vinford 

*Leiston                  T 

Tue  Brook 

Kiugswood 

1 

*Lenhaia 

Upper  Hill  street 

*Kington 

T 

*Leominster          T 

*  Upper       Parlia- 

*Kinver 

! 

Leven 

ment  street 

Kirby  Mooreside 

T 

Lever,  Little 

*Vauxhall  road 

*Kirkburton 

*Lewes                   T 

*  Walton  road 

Eirkby-in-Ashfield 

Cliffe 

*Waterloo 

*Ki  rkby  L  onsdale 

T 

Southover 

*Wavertree  road 

*Kirkby  Stephen 

E 

Lewes  Eoad 

*West  Derby  rd. 

Kii-kbytliore 

Leybui-n                T 

*West  Derby 

*Kii'kbam 

T 

*Leyland 

Wynne  street 

Kii'ldington 

T 

*Lichfield               T 

*Llauberis 

Kirkoswald 

T 

Lifton                    T 

Llanboidy, 

*Kirkstall 

E 

*Lincoln                 T 

*Llanbrynmair 

KirkwhelpingtonT 

*Above  Hill 

*Llandaff                T 

*Kirton  Lindsay 

E 

*Lindfield               T 

*LlandiIo                E 

Kiveton  Park 

E 

*Lindley                 T 

*Llaudovery          E 

Knapp  Hill 

*Linton,        Cam- 

*Llandudno           T 

*Knaresborough 

T 

bridge              T 

Llaudysbil            T 

*Knighton 

Linton,     Staple- 

*Llanelly                T 

Knipton 

hurst 

Llanelly  Docks 

Enottingley 

T 

*Liphook               T 

Llanerchymedd 

Knowle 

T 

Liscard                  T 

Llanfair      Caerei- 

*Knutsford 

T 

*Liskeard              T 

nion 

Laceby 

Liss 

Llanfairfechan 

Lacock 

Litcham 

Llanfyllin 

Lakenheath 

Litchurch 

Llangadock          E 

Lamberhurst 

T 

*Littleborough      T 

*Llangefni 

Laniboume 

*Littlehampton      T 

*Llangollen            E 

*Lampeter 

Little  Hulton       T 

*Llanidloes            T 

*Lancaster 

T 

Little  Ilford 

Llanrhaiadr 

*Landport 

Little  Lever         T 

*Llanrwst               T 

Langport 

T 

Littleport              E 

Llansilin 

Langwathby 

*Liverpool              T 

Llanstephan 

Latchford 

*Scotland  road 

Llantrissant         T 

*Laugbame 

*Park  place 

Llantwit  Major 

*Launceston 

T 

^Pembroke  place 

Llanwrtyd            T 

*Lavenham 

E 

Aigburth 

Llauymynech       E 

Lawton 

*Anfield 

*Lockwood             T 

Laxey 

Athol  street 

Loddon 

Leadenham 

T 

Bold  street 

Lodge  lane 

Leadgate 

Bottle 

Lofthouse-in- 

Leake 

*Breck  road 

Cleveland 

*Leamington 

T 

*Brunswick  road 

Lofthouso 

South  Parade 

Byron  street 

Long  Ashton       T 

*Leatherhead 

T 

Canning  street 

*Long  Buckby 

*Lechlad6 

*Dingle  HiU 

Long       Benning- 

*Ledbui-y 

E 

*Edge  Hill 

ton                       T 

*Leeds 

T 

Everton 

*Long  Eaton          T 

Holbeck 

Exchange  street, 

Long  Melford 

Hunslet 

East 

Longnor 

Hyde       Park 

*Fairfield            T 

*Longridge 

Comer 

T 

Grassandale 

Longroyd 

Kirkstall  roac 

*Great  Crosby 

*Loug  Stratton      T 

Marsh  lane 

*Great    George 

Long  Sutton        T 

North  street 

T 

street 

*Longton                E 

New  Wortley 

Great  Howard 

Longtown            T 

Park  lane 

street 

*Looo 

Sheepscar 

Hopwood  street 

*Lostwithiel           T 

Woodhouselane 

*Kensington 

*Loughborough     T 

*Leek 

E 

*Kirkdale 

*Loughton             E 

Lees 

Lodge  lane 

*Louth                    T 

*Leicester 

T 

*Lodwick  street 

Lower  Brailes 

*Belgrave  Gate 

*Netherfield  road 

Lower  Gornal 

*High  Cross  st 

Northumberland 

Lower  Hcyford 

*Humberstono 

rd. 

street 

*Lower  Ince          T 

*Oxford  street 

*01d  Swan 

*Lowestoft             T 

•Waterloo  street 

*Oxford  street 

South  Lowestoft 

West  bridge 

*Eanelagh  place 

*Low  Moor           T 

•Low     Walker     or 

Walker 
Luddendenfoot 
LudgershaU 
*Ludlow  T 

Lumb 

*Luton  T 

*Lutterworth         T 
Lydbrook 
*Lydd 

*Lydney  T 

Lye 

*Lyme  T 

*Lyniington  T 

Lymm  T 

*Lympstone 

*Lyndhurst  E 

*Lynn  T 

*Lynton  T 

*Lytham  T 

*Macc]esfield         T 

Park  Green 

Machen  T 

*Machynlleth         T 

Madeley,Newcastle 

(Staffordshire) 
Madeley,  Welling- 
ton (Salop) 
*Maesteg  T 

*Maghull  T 

Magor 

*Maidenhead  T 

*Maiden  Newton 
*Maidstone  T 

*Maindee  T 

*Maldon  E 

*Malmesbury         T 
*Malpas 

*Malton     or     New 
Malton  T 

*Malvei-n,  Great    T 
Malvern  Link 
Malvern  Wells 
*Manchester  T 

*Ardwick 
*Bradford  street 
*Broughton  road 
*Burlington  st. 
*Chapel       street. 

Salford 
*Cheetham  Hill 
'^Chester  road 
Chorlton  bar 
City  road 
Cross  lane 
Dean's  gate 
*Great  Ancoats 
Harpurhey 
High  Town 
Higher  Brough- 
ton 
*Hyde  road 
Irlams     o'    the 
Height 
*Knott  Mill        T 
*Longsight 
Lower    Brough- 

ton 

Lower  Moss  lane 
Lower     Oldham 
road 

Lower      Open- 
shaw 
*Miles  Platting 
Moss  Side 
Newcastle  street 


*Mau  Chester 
*New  Cross 
Newton  road 
Oldfield  road 
*Oxford  road 
Pendk-bury       T 
Pendleton 
Piccadilly 
Plymouth 

grove  T 

Preston  street 
Queen's  road    T 
*Eed  Bank         T 
*Eegent  road      T 
*  Rochdale  road 
*Eusholnie         T 
St  Luke's 
*St  Peter's 
*Salford  T 

Stockport  road' 
*Strangeways 
*Stretford  road 

Swinton  T 

*Windsor  Bridge 

Manea 

*Manningtree         E 

*Mansfield  T 

Marazion 

*March  T 

*Marden  T 

*Margate  T 

*Market  Bosworth 
*Market  Deeping  T" 
*Market  Drayton  K 
*Market         Har- 

borough  T 

*Market  Lavington 
*Market  Easen  T 
*MarketWeightonT 
*Markfield 
Markyate  street  T 
*Marlborough  T 
*Marlow  T ' 

*Marple  E 

*Marsden 
Marshchapel 
*Marshfield 
Marske-by-the- 

Sea  T 

*Martham  T ' 

*Martock  T' 

Mary  Church  or  St 
Maiy  Church 
*Maryport  T 

Masborough.     See 
Eotherham       T 
Masham  T 

*Matlock  Bath  T 
*Matlock  Bridge  T 
*Mayfield  T 

Meifod 
*M  e  1  b  o  u  r  n  e, 

Derby  T 

*JIelbounie,    Eoys- 

ton 
*Melksham  T' 

Mellorbrook 
*Meltham  T 

*Melton  Mowbray  T 
Meuai  Bridge      T 
Meole  Brace 
Meon,  West 
*Mere  T 

Meriden  T 

Mersham  T 

*Merthyr  Tydvil  T 


POSTAL  DIRECTOEY— I\IOXEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


615 


Mevagissey 
*Mexboro' 

Micliaelstone 
*Micheldever 

tion 
•Mickleliam 
•Middleham  T 

*Middlesborough  T 
*Middleton  -  in  - 

Teesdale  E 

*Middleton  E 

*Middleton-oii-tlie- 


Wolds 
•Middlewich 
*Midliiirst 
*Mildenhall 
*Milford  Haven 

Millbridge 

Mill  Field 
*Milurow 

Milnsbridge 
*Milnthorpe 
*Milton 
*MiIton  Abbas 
*MLlverton 
*Mincliinhampton 
*Minehead 

Minster  T 

*Minsterley 
*Mirfield  T 

*Mitcham  T 

*Mitcbeldean         T 
*Modbury  T 

*Mold  T 

*Mold  Green 

Monkweannoutli. 
See  Sunderland 
*Monmoutli  T 

Montgomery        T 

Morcbard  Bishop 
*Morecanibe  E 

*Moreton       Hamp- 
stead  E 

*Moi-eton  -  in- 

Marsb 
*Morley 
*Moi-petli 

Morriston 

Mortimer 
*Mossley 

Mostyn  Quay 
*Mottram 

Moulsley,  East 
*Moulton 
*Mountain  Ash     T 

Mount      Pleasant, 
Ferryhill 
*Mountsorrell 

Moxley 

*Much  Wenlock 
*Mumbles 

Mundford 

Mytholmroyd 
*N'ailsea 
*Nailsworth 
*Nantwich 
*K'arberth 

Xarborough, 
cester 

Narborough, 
Swaffham 
*Nayland 
*Neath 

*NeedhamMarketT 
*!Nelson  -  in  -  Mars- 
den  T 


(Staf- 
T 
E 


I   Neuthead 
E,*N"eston  T 

T;*NetherStowey 
sta- 1   Netherton 
T|*N"etley  Abbey      T 

Nevin 
TpNewark  T 

j   New  Barnet,  Bur- 
net T 
1  Newbiggin-by- 
'       the-Sea  T 
!  Newbridge-on- 
Wye 
New       Brampton, 
Chesterfield 
*iSrew  Brighton      T 
*New  Brompton    T 
New  Buckenham 
*Ne-n-bury              T 
*N  ewcastle 

Emlyn  T 

*NeAvcastle-on- 

Tyne  T 

*Adelaide  Place 
Hinde  street 
Neville  street  T 
Nortluunberland 
street 
*  Quayside 
*Westgate 
*Newcastle 

fordshii'e) 
*Newchurch 
*Newent 
New      Fletton, 
Peterborough 
*Newhaven  T 

New  Holland       T 
Newick 

*New  Lenton        T 
Newlyn  T 

*New  Mai  ton 
*Newmarket  T 

*New  Mill  T 

New  MUls 
*Newnham  T 

Newport       (Mon- 
mouthshire) 
Pillgwenlly 
*Newport   (Isle    of 
Wight)  T 

*Newport  (Salop)  T 
*Newport,    Bishops 
Stortford  T 

Newport  (York)  T 
*Newport  Pagnel  T 
*Newport,        Pem- 

brokeshu-e 
New    Quay,    Car- 
marthen 

New  Quay  (Corn- 
wall) T 
*!New  Eomney       T 
*New       Swindon. 

See  Swindon  T 
*Newton  Abbot  T 
*Newton-Heath  T 
*Newton  -  in  -  Cart- 

mel 
*Newton  -  le  -  "Wil- 
lows T 
*Newtown             T 
New  Tredegar 
New  Walsingham 
New  Whittington 
*Neyland 


T 
E 
T 
T 
Lei- 
E 

E 

T 


*Niton  T 

Norbiton.  See 

Kingston  -  on  - 
Thames 
Norham 
*Normanton  T 

*NorthallertOH       T 
*Northampton       T 
Abington  street 
Mare  Fair 
Eegent  square 
North  Cave  T 

North  Curry        T 
*Nortlifleet  T 

*Nortliiam 
*Northleach  T 

North  Malvern 
North  Ormesby  T 
North  Petherton  T 
*North  Shields      T 
North  Som^rcotes 
North         Sunder- 
land T 
North  Tawton 
North  Walsham 
*Northwich            T 
Northwold 
*Norwich               T 
Magdalen  street 
St  Stephen's 
*Nottlngham          T 
Albert  street 
Arkwright  street 
*Derby  road       T 
*Mausfield  road 
St  Anns  Well  rd. 
*Sneinton 
*Nuneaton              T 
*Oaken  Gates        T 
*Oakham                T 
Ockbrook 
Ockley                 E 
Odiham 
*Okehampton        E 
Old  Basford 
*01dbury                T 
*01dham                 T 
Greenacre's 
Moor 
Old  Islesworth 
Old    Lands    Com- 
mon 
Old  Swan 
Old  Swinford 
*011erton 
*01ney 
*Ombersley 
*Ongar                    T 
Ore 
Orford 
*Ormskirk              T 
Orsett                    T 
Orton 
*Ossett 

Oswaldtwistle 
*Oswestry  T 

*Otley  T 

Otterbui-n  T 

Otteiy  St  Mary 
Oulton 

Oundle  T 

Overseal 
Overton,     Michel- 

dever  Station 
Overton      Bridge, 
Euabon 


Owston  Ferry 
*Oxford  T 

St  Clements 
St  Giles 
*Padiham  T 

*Padstow  T 

*Paignton  T 

*Painswick  T 

*Pangbourne         T 

Pant 

Parkend 

Pargate,  Chester 

Pargate 

Parwich 

Pateley-Bridge    E 
*Patricroft  T 

*Patrington  T 

Patterdale 

Paulton 

Peel  T 

Pelsall  T 

Pemberton  E 

Pembridge 
*Pembroke  T 

*Pembroke  Dock  T 

Pembmy 

Penarth  T 

*Pendlebuiy 

Penistone  E 

*Penkridge  T 

Penmachno 
*Penmaenmawr     T 

Penn  T 

*Penrith  T 

*Penryn  T 

Pensford 

Penshurst  T 

*Pensnett 

Pentre 

Pen-y-Groes 
*Penzance  T 

Perranarworthal  T 

Perry  Barr  T 

*Pershore  T 

*Peterborough       T 
*Petersfield  T 

*Petersham 
*Petworth  T 

*Pewsey  E 

*Pickering  T 

Piddletown 

Pill  E 

Pillgwenlly.      ^ee 
Newport,  Mon. 

Pinner 
*Plymouth  T 

*Stonehouse 
*Plympton  T 

*Pocklington         T 

Polesworth 

Pontardawe 

Pontardulais 
*Pontefract  T 

Ponteland  T 

Pontesbury 

Pontrhydygroes 

PontybodMn 
*Pontypool  T 

*Pontypridd  T 

*Poole  T 

Porlock 

Port  Clarence      T 

Port  Dinorwic 

Porthcawl  T 

Port  Isaac  T 

Portishead 


T 


*Portland 
Portmadocj 
Portreath 
•Portsmouth  1 
;  Church  road 
*Kingston  Cross 
*Landport 
*Portsea 

Somer's  Eoad 

*Southsea  T 

Port  St  Mary 

Potters  Bar  T 

Potton  T 

*Poulton  -  le  - 

Fylde  T 

*Prees 

*Prescot  T 

*Prestbury 
*Presteign  T 

*Preston  T 

Church  street 
Friargate 
*  Preston  Brook 
*Prestwich 
*Princes      Eis- 

borough  T 

Prince  Town 
Priors  Marston 
*Probus 
Puckeridge  T 

*Pudsey 
*Pulborough  E 

Purton 
*PwllheU  T 

Pyle  E 

Queenborough     E 
Queen  Camel 
Queensbuiy 
*Eadcliffe  E 

Eadcliffe  -  on  - 

Trent  T 

Eadstock 
Eagland 

Eaiuford  E 

Eainham,    Eom- 

ford  T 

Eainham,    Sitting- 

boume  K 

*Eainhill  T 

Eamsbottom         E 

Eamsbury 

*Eamsey,  Huntiag- 

don  E 

Eamsey,    Douglas, 

Isle  of  Man      T 

*Eamsgate  T 

Eastrick 

Eaunds  E 

Eavenglass  E 

Eawcliffe 
Eawdon 
Eawtenstall 
Eayleigh  T 

*Eeading  T 

London  Street 
Eearsby 

Eedcar  T 

*Eedditch  E 

Eed  HiU  T 

*Eedruth  T 

*Eeepham 

Eeeth 

Eeigate  T 

*Eepton 

*Eeford  T 

Eeynoldstone 


616 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


T 
T 

T 
(Sur- 
T 


*Eliayader 
*Ehosymedre 
Ehvddlan 
*Kb'yl 
*Ehj'miiey 
*Eiclimond 

(Yorkshire) 
*Eiclimond 
rey) 
Kew  road 
*Eickmans\vortli  T 
Eiddings 
*Eingwood  T 

*Eipley,  Derby      E 
Eipley,  Leeds 
*Eipley,       Woking 

Station 
*Eipon  T 

Eipponden 
*Risca  T 

*Rishton 
Eobertsbridge      E 
Eobinhood's  Bay 
Eocester 
*Eochdale  T 

Oldham  Eoad 
*Eochester  T 

St    Margaret's 

Bank 
Strood 
*Eochford 
Eock   Ferry. 
Birkenhead 
Eockingham 
*Eolvenden 
Eomald-Kirk 
*Eoinford 
Eomsey 


See 


*St  Helens  T 

Upper  Parr  st. 
St  Helens,  Eyde 
St  Ives  T 

*StIves,CornwallT 
*St  John's  Chapel 

St  Just  T 

*StLeonards  on  Sea. 

See  Hastings     T 

St  Mai-y  Cluu-ch 

St  Mary  Crag      T 

St  Mawes 

*St  Neots  T 

*St  Osyth 

St   Owens 

sey 
St  Peters 
St   Peters, 

sey 
St  Sampsons 
Salcombe 
Sale 
*  Salisbury 

Saltaire 
*Saltash  E 

*Saltbum  -  by-  the- 
T 
T 


Jcr- 


Jer- 


*Eosedal6  Abbey  T 
*Eoss  T 

*Eothbury 
*Eotherfield  E 

*Eotherham  T 

Masborough 

Eothwell 

Eougham 
^Eowley  Eegis 

Eoyston 

Eoyton 
*Euabon 

Euddington 

Eudgwick 
*Eugby 
*Eugeley 
*Euncom 
»Euthin 
*Eyde 
»Eye 
*Saffron-Walden 

St  Agnes 
*St  Albans  T 

*St  Asaph  T 

St  Aixbins  T 

*St  Austell  T 

*St  Bees  T 

St  Blazey 
*St  Briavels 
*St  Clears  T 

*St  Columb  T 

*St  Davids 

St  Day  T 

*St  Dogmaels 

St  Georges 

St  Germans 

St  Germans  (Corn- 
wall) E 


Peve- 
T 
E 
T 
T 
T 
T 
T 
T 


Sea 
*Saltley 
*Saltney 

Sampford 

rill 

*Sandbach 

*Sandgate 

*Sandhurst 

San  down 
*Sandwich 
*SaDdy 
*Saimdersfoot 
*Sawbridgeworth 
*Sawston 
*Saxmundham 
*ScarboroTigh 
South  Street 

Scilly 

Scole 

Scorrier 

Scotswood 
*Seacombe 
*Seaford 

Seaforth 
.  *Seaham 

Seal 
*Seaton 

Seaton  Carew 

Sea  View 
*Sedbergh 
*Sedgefield 
*Sedgley 

SeghiU 
*Selby 

Selley  Oak 

Sellindge 

Senny  Bridge 
*Settle 
*Seven  Oaks 
*Shaftesbury 

Shanklin 

Shap 

Shardlow 

Sharnbrook 
*Shaw 

Shawbury 

Sheepshead 
*Sheerness 
Mile  Town 
Ecdan  ten-ace 


*Sheffield  T 

Broad  street     T 
Broomhall 

street  T 

*Broomliill 

Division  street 
*G  i  b  r  a  1 1  a  r 

street  T 

*Glossop  road 
*SheffieldMoorT 
"Wicker  T 

Shelf 

Shenley  T 

Slieustone 
Shepley  E 

*Shepton-Maliet 
*Sherborne  T 

Sherburn  T 

Slierburn,  York  E 
Sberiff-Hutton 
*Shield.s  North 
*Shields,  South.  See 
South  Shields 
Shiere 
*Sbififnal  T 

*Shildon  T 

Shillingstone        E 
Shillington 
Shiney  Eow 
Shipdham 
*Ship]ey  T 

*Shipstoii  -  on  - 

Stour  T 

*Shirley  Common  T 
Shobdou 

Shoeburyness      T 
*Shorehani  T 

Shotley  Bridge 

*Shrewsbury         T 

Abbey  Foregate 

Castle- iields 

Shrivenliam  E 

Sidlesham  T 

*Sidmouth  T 

*Sinoth  T 

Silsden 
*Silverdale  E 

Silverhill 
Silverstoue 
*Sittingbourne       T 
Milton 
Skelton 
Skettv 
*Skipton  T 

Slaithwaite  T 

*Sleaford  T 

Sliiifold  E 

*Slough  T 

Smallbridge 
*Smalley 
*Small  Heath         T 

Smarden 

*Smethwick  T 

Snaith  E 

*Snettisham  E 

Snodland  T 

*Sohfini  T 

*Soliliull  T 

*Solva 

Somercotes,  North 

Somersham  E 

*Somerton 

Southall  E 

S  out  ham  T 

*Southampton        T 

Above  Bar       T 


*Southampton 
*Northam 
*Prospect 

place  T 

*St  Marys 

South  Bank  T 

Southborough 

South  Brent 
*South  Cave 
*Southend  T 

Southerndown 

South  Luffenhara 

South  Milford 

South  Minims 

Southminster 

South  Molton       E 
*South  Petherton 
*Southport  T 

*Birkdale 

*Southsea.  See 

Portsmouth       E 

*South  Shields      T 

Green  street 

Tyne  Docks 

South  Shore 

South  Stockton   T 
*Southwell  T 

Southwick,  Shore- 
ham  E 

Southwick,      Sun- 
derland T 
*Southwold  T 
*Sowerby  Bridge  T 
*Spalding  T 

Sparkbrook 

Spennymoor        T 
*Spilsby  T 

Spofforth 

Spondon 

Spurnhead  T 

Stacksteads 
*  Stafford  T 

Stain  drop 
*Staines  T 

Stainland 

Staitbes 
*Stalbridge  T 

*Stalbam  T 

Stalybridge  T 

*Stamford  T 

Stamford  Bridge  T 

Stamfordham 

Standish 

Stanhope  E 

Stanmore  T 

Stanningley         T 

Stanstead  T 

St  Margaret's 

Stantonbury         T 

Staplecross 

Stapleford 

Staplehurst  T 

Starcross  T 

*Staveley  E 

Steeple  Claydou  T 
*Stevenage  T 

Stewkley 
*Steyning  E 

*Stilton  T 

*Stockbndge  T 

*Stockenham 
*Stockport  T 

Heaton  Norris 

Stocksfield  T 

Stockton  E 

Stockton-on-TeesT 


Stogumber  T 

*Stogursey 
Stoke-Fen-y 
*S  token  church      T 
Stokesley  R 

Stoke  -  uuder  - 
Ham  T 

*Stoke  -  upon  - 

Trent  T 

*Hanley 
*High  street 
Stone  T 

*Stonehouse  T 

Stoneycroft 
*Stoney  Stratford 
Stoubam  T 

Ston'ingtou 
*Stourbridge  T 

*Stourport  T 

*Stowey  or  Nether 
Stowey 
Stow  Market        T 
*Stoi\'-on-the-Wold 

Stradbroke 
*Stratford  -  on  - 
Avon  T 

Stratton 
Bath 
*Street  T 

*Stretford  T 

Stretton-on- Duns- 
more 
Stretton 

Strood.      See   Eo- 
chester  R 

*Stroud  T 

Studley 

Sturmiuster  New- 
ton T 
*Sudbury  E 

Sudburj',  Derby 
*Sudburj',  HaiTow 
Sunbury  T 

*Sunderland  T 

Hendon 
High  street 
Monkweai-mouth 
*Sunning  Hill 
Surbiton.  -S'ceKing- 
ston-on-ThamesT 
Sutton,  Chester   T 
*Sutton,  Ely 
Sutton,  St  Helens 
*Suttou  (Surrey)  R 
Sutton  Bridge      T 
Sutton  Coldfield 
*Sutton-in-Ash- 
field  T 

Sutton  Lock         T 
Sutton  Valence 
*Swadlincote 
*S  waff  ham  T 

Swanage  T 

^Swansea  T 

The  Docks 
*Swiudon  T 

*New  Swindon 
*Swinesbead  T 

Swinton,     Eother- 
ham  K 

*Swinton,  Manches- 
ter 
Syston  R 

*Tadcaster  T 

Taffs  Well  T 

*Taibach 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES. 


617 


St 


Talgarth 

Taliessin 
•Tal-y-Wain 
*Tamworth 
*Tarporley 

Tarvin 

Tattenhall 
*Taunton 
*Tavistock 

Tean,  Upper 
*TeddiDgton, 

Twickenham   T 

Teddington,  Upper 
*Teignraouth         T 

Temple-Cloud 

Temple-Sowerby 
*Tenbury  T 

*Tenby  T 

*Tenterden  T 

TerringtoD,  St  Cle- 
ments 

Terrington, 
George 
*Tetbury 
*Tetsworth 
*Tewkesbury 

*  Thame 
*Thames  Ditton 

Tharfield 

Thaxted 

Theale 
*Thetford 

The  TaUey 
»Thirsk 
*Thornbury 
*Thorne 

Thorney 

Thomley 

Thorverton 
*Thrapstone  T 

*Ticehurst  T 

Tickhill 
*Tideswell 

Tintem  Abbey 

*Tipton  T 

*Great  Bridge 

Prince's  End 

*Tipton  Green 

*Tisbury  T 

*Titchfield 

•Tiverton  T 

Toddington 
*Todmorden  T 

*Tongham  E 

Topsham  E 

Torcross 
*Torpoint 

*  Torquay  T 

ToiTB 

Union  street 
*Torrington  T 

*Totnes  T 

Totterdown 
Tottington      Bury 

(Lancashire) 
Tottington,    Thet- 
ford  Watton 


T,    Trimdon  Grange  T 


*Tring  T 

Troedyrhiew        T 

*Trowbridge  T 

*  Truro  T 

*Tunbridge  T 

*Tunbridge  "Wells  T 

•Calverle}- 

High  Street 

*Mount  Ephraim 


'Wangford 
'^Wansford 
^Wantage  ' 

Warboys 

Warcoss 
^Ware 
*'\A^areham  ' 

AVarely  Common 


I  *W"eymouth 
1   AVhalev-bridge 


Hill, 


Totton 
*Towcester 
Tow  Law 
*Towyn 
*Tredegar 
Tregaron 
Treherbert 
Treorehy 


*Tunstall 

Turner's 
Crawley 

Turton  T 

*Turvey 

*Tutbury  E 

*Tuxford  T 

Twerton 
*Twickenham        T 
*TwTcross 
*Twyford  T 

*TyldesleT  T 

Tvnemouth  T 

*Uckfield  T 

L^ffculme 
*UIceby 

*Uley  T 

*Ulverstone 

Upper  Bangor 

Upper  Gorual 
*Upper  Mill 

Upper  Tean 

Upper  Teddiugton 
*Uppingham  T 

*Upton  -  on  - 
Severn  T 

Upway 
*  Up  well 

*Usk  T 

*Uttoxeter  E 

*Uxbridge  T 

Valley,  The 
*Ventnor  T 

*Waddesdon 
*Wadebridge         T 

"Wadenhoe  T 

*Wadhurst  E 

*Wainfleet 
*Wakefleld  T 

Kirkgate 
•Wakering,  Great 


Sta- 
E 


*Walker 
*Wallingford         T 

Walsend 
*Walmer  T 

*Walmer  Eoad      T 
*Walsall  T 

New  Street 
Walsham 
Walsham-le -"Wil- 
lows 
Walsingham,NewE 
Waltham  E 

Waltham     Ab- 
bey T 
•Waltham  Cross    T 
Waltham,  Great 
*Walton,  Ipswich 
Walton,    Liver- 
pool T 
*Walton-le-Dale 
Walton  -  on  -  the  - 
Naze  T 
*  Walton  -  on  - 

Thames  E 


*Warminster 
*Wan-ington 

*  Warsop 
•Warwick 

Washford 

Washington 
tion 

*Watchet  T 

*Waterbeach 

Waterfoot  T 

*Wateringbury      T 

Waterloo  E 

*Watford  T 

*Wath-ou-Dearne 

Watliugton  T 

•Wattou'^HertfordT 

Watton,  Thetford 

Wavertree 
*Weaverham 

Wedmore 
*Wednesbury 

*  Wee  J  on 
Weeley 
Weldon 
Welford 

*Wellesbourne 
•Wellingborough  T 

*  WelliDgton(S  hrop- 

shire)  T 

*Wellington,Somer- 
set  T 

•Wells,  Norfolk  T 
•Wells,  Somerset  T 
•Welshpool  T 

Welton 
*Wel5\'yn  T 

*Wem  T 

•Wendover 
Weobly 
West  Auckland 
West  Bromwich  T 
High  street 
Hill  Top 
•Westbury  T 

•Westbury  -  on  - 
Trvm 
West"  Cornforth 
West  Derbv 
West  Draj-ton      E 
Westerham 
•West  Haddon 
*West        Hartle- 
pool T 
West  Houghton  T 
West  Mailing       T 
West  Malvern 
West  Meon 
West  Point          T 
Weston 
•Weston  -  super  - 
Mare                   T 
West  Smethwick 
West  Wickham 
•Wetherby             T 
•Weybridge     Sta- 
tion                   T 
Weybridge  E 


T 

T 

ton 


■ton 


•Whalley 
•Wheatley  T 

Wlielly 
•Whitby  T 

•Whitchurch  T 

\^'bitcburch,  Mich- 
eldever  Station 
•Whitchurch,  Ayles- 
bury 

Whitchurch,  Mon- 
mouth 

Whitefield 

•Whitehaven         T 
Whitewell 

Whitland 
•Whitstable 

W  h  i  1 1  i  n  _ 
Moore 
•WLittlesea  E 

•Whitwell 
•WLitwick 
•Whitworth  E 

•Wickham 
•Wickham  Brook 
•Wickham  MarketT 

Wickwar 
•Widnes  T 

•Wigan  T 

Scholes 
•Wigstou 
•Wigton 
•Willeuhall 
•Willinston 

Willln^ 
Quay 
•Williton 
•Wilmslow 
•Wilton 
*Wimborne 

Wincantou 
•Winchcombe 
•Winchester 
•Winchfield 
•Windermere 
•Windmill  Hill 
•Windsor 

Eton 
•Wingate 
•Wiugham 

Winkfield 

Winkleigh 
•Wiusford, 
shire 

Wiusford, 
ton 
•Winslow 

Winster 

Winterton 

Wirksworth 

Wisbeach 
•With  am 

Witheridge 

Withernsea 

Withiugton 

Withyham 

Witney 

Witton  Park 
•Wiveliscombe 
•Wivenhoe 

Woburn 

Woking 

Woking  Station  T 

Wokingham         E 


Che- 

T 
Tiver- 


T 


•Wollaston 
•Wolsiugham 
•Wolston 

•Wolverhampton  T 
•Bilston  road 
•Chapel  Ash 
•Dudle}'  road 
Market  place 
•Stafford  street 
•Worcester  street 
•Wolverley 
Wolverton 
•Womborne 
Wombwell 
•Wooburn 
•Woodbridge 
•Woodbury 
•Woodchurch 
Woodford 
•Woodford  Green  T 
•Woodlesford 
Woodley 
•Woodstock 
Woodville 
•Wooler 
•Woolhampton 
Woolpit 
•Woolstoue 
•Woolton 
Woore 
•Wootton 

sett 
•Worcester 
St  John's 
•Sidbury 
•Tythiiig 
•Workington 
•Worksop 
Worsboro'  Dale 
Worsley 
•Worthiog 
•Wortley 
•Wotton  -  under  ■ 

Edgtf 
•Wragby 
Wreckenton 
•Wrentham 
•Wrexham  T 

Wrington 
Writtle 
Wrotham 
Wroughton 
•Wycombe,  High  E 


Bas- 


T 


Wye 

Wymondham  T 
•Talding  E 

Yarm  T 

•Yarmouth  T 

St  Peter's  road 

Yannouth,  Isle  of 


Wight 
Yatton  T 

Yatton  Eeynell   T 
^Yeadon 

Yealmpton  T 

'Yeovil  T 

^York  T 

•Blossom  street 

•Monk  Bar 
Tork  Town  T 

Yoxall 
Yoxford 

Ystalyfera  T 

Ystradgynlais      T 
Ystrad-Ehondda  T 


618 


POSTAL  DIRECTOIiY— MONEr  ORDER  OFFICES. 


IRELAND, 


Abbeyleix 

Aclare 

A  dare 

Abascragh 
*Allihies 

Annamoe 
*Autrim  T 

Adara 

Ardee 

Ardfert 

Ardglass 

Ardralian 

Arklow  T 

*Armagli  T 

Artliurstowii 

Arva 

Ashbourne 

Asliford 

Askeaton 

Athboy 

Atlienry  T 

Athlone  T 

Athy  T 

Auglmacloy 

Aughrim 

Bagnalstown        T 

Eailyborough 

Balla 

Balbriggan  T 

Ballagbaderin 

Ballina 

Ballinakill 

Ballinamore 

Ballinasloe  T 

Balliucollig  T 

Ballindine 

Ballinfiill 

Ballingarry,  Lime- 
rick 

Ballingarry,  Callan 

Ballinlough 

Ballinrobe 

Ballintra 

Ballisodare 

Ballybay  T 

Ballybofey 

Ballybunion 

Ballybropby         T 

Ballycanew 

Ballycastle,  Balliua 
*Ballycastle,  Bally- 
money 
*Ballyclare 

Ballycouuell 

Ballydebob 

Ballyfarnon 

Bally  gar 

Ballygawley 

Ballj'glass 

Ballyliaunis 

Ballyjamesduff 

Ballymabon 
*Ballymena  T 

Ballymoe 
*Ban}'money  T 

Ballj'mote 

Ballynacargy 
*BaIlynaliincli 


Bally  neeu  T 

Ballyragget 

Ballj'shaunon 

Ballytore 

Ballyvary 

Ballyvaiigban 

Ballywalter 

Baltinglass 

Banagher 
*Banbridge  T 

Bandou  T 

*Bangor 

Bangor  Erris 

Ban  try 

Barnaderg 

Bawnboy 
*Belfast  T 

Gliftonville 
Donegal  square 
Falls  road 
Malono  road 
Mount  Pottinger 
Shankhill  road 
Waring  street 
York  street 

Bellaghy  E 

Belleek 

Belniullet 

Belturbet 

Beragb 

Birdhill  T 

Blacklion 

Blackrock,      Dub- 
lin T 

Blackrock,  Cork  T 

Blackrock,      Duu- 
dalk 

Blarney 

Blessington 

Bonraalion 

Booterstown         T 

Borris 

Borris-in-Ossory  T 

Borrisokane 

Borrisoleigh 

Boyle  T 

*Bray  T 

Brookborough 

Biiiff 

Bunbeg 

Buncraua 

Bundorau 

Burton  Port 

Bushmills 
*Buttevant  T 

Cabinteely  T 

Cahir  T 

*Cahirci7een  T 

Cahirconlish 

Caledou 
*  Callan 

Camolin 

Cappamore 

Cappoquin 

Carlingford 
*Car]ow  T 

Carndonagh 

Carnew 


Carrick 

Oarrickfergus       T 

Carrickmaoross 
*Carrick-on- 

Shannon         T 

Carrick-on-Suir  T 

Carrigaholt 

Carrigaliue 

Carrigallen 

Cashel  T 

*Castlebar  T 

Castlebelliug- 
ham  T 

Castleblakeney 

Castle  Blaney       T 

Castlecomer 

Castleconnel 

Castledawson       T 

Castlederg 

Castledermot 

Castlefin 

Castle  Island       T 

Castlemartyr 

Castlepollard 
*Castlerea  T 

Castletown  Bere 

Castletown  Eoche 

CastlewelJan 
*Cavan  T 

Celbridge 

Chapelizod 

Charlestown 

Charleville  T 

Clady   or    Comber 
Clady 

Clara  T 

Claremorris  T 

Clifden 

Cliff  on  ey 

Cloghan 

Clogheen 

Clogher 

Clonakilty  T 

Clonee 

Clones  T 

*01onmel  T 

Clontarf  T 

Clough,  N'ewry 

Clough,  Belfast 

Cloughjordan       T 

Cloyne 

Coachford 

Coagli 

Coalisland 

Coleraine  T 

Collon 

Collooney 

Comber  T 

Cong 

Cookstown  T 

Coolany 

Cootehill 
*Cork  T 

Glaumiro  road 
Grand  parade  T 

Corofin 

Craughwell 

Crea-ffs 


Crettyard 

Crookhaven         T 

Groom 

Crossdoney 

Grossgar 

Crossmaglen 

Crossmolina 

Crumlin 

Curragh  Camp     T 

Cushendall 

Dalkey  T 

Delgany  T 

Delvin 

Derry 

Derrygonnelly 

Dingle 

Donaghadee         T 

Donegal 

Doneraile 

Donglas 

Downpatrick       T 

Dowra 

Draperstown 

Drogheda  T 

Dromara 

Dromod  T 

Droraore,         Lis- 
burn  T 

Dromore,  Tyrone 

Dromore,  West 

Drumcollogher 

Drumcondra         T 

Drumkeerin 

Drumlish 

Drumquin 

Drurashambo 

Drumsna  T 

fDublin  T 

Aungier  street 
Balls  Bridge 
Camden  street  T 
Capel  street      T 
Cattle  market  T 
Church       lane, 
College  Green 
Corn  exchange  T 
Clontarf 
Ellis's  Quay 
Pairview 
High  street 
Inns  Quay 
James's  street 
Lower      Baggot 
street  T 

Low  Dorset  St.  T 
Nassau  street  T 
Nortli  King  st. 
North  Wall 
Eanelagh 
Eathmines 
Sandymount 
Sir-  J.  Eogersou's 
Quay 
Stephen's  Green, 
West 
Summer  Hill 
Upper  Kevin  st. 
Westlandrow  T 


Dugort 
Duleek 
Dunadry  E , 

Duncannon  T 

Dundalk  T 

Dundrum,      Dub- 
lin T^ 
Dundrum,  Cashel 
Dunfanaghy 
Dungannon  T 
Dungarvan  T 
Dungiven 
Dungloe 
Dunkineely 
Dunlavin 
Duuleer                T 
Dunmanway        T 
Dunmore 
Dunmore,  East 
Dunshaughlin 
Durrow 
Easky 
Edenderry 
Edgeworthstown 
Eljjhiu 
Emj'vale 

Enfield  T 

Ennis  T 

Enniscorthy         T 
Enniskerry 
Enniskillen  T 

Ennistimon 
Eyrecourt 
Fairview 

Permov  T 

Ferns '  T 

Fethard,  Clonmel 
Fethard,Waterford 
Fintona 
Fivemiletown 
fFlorence  Court 
Fluri-ybridge 
Forkhill 
Foxford 
Foj'nes 
Frankford 
Frenchpark 
Freshford 
Galway  T 

Garvagh 

Gilford  T 

Glasnevin  T 

Glenai-m 
Glengariff 
Glenties 
Glin 

Goresbridge         T 
Gorey  T 

Gort  T 

Gortin 
Gowran 
Grace-hill 
Graigue 
Granard 

Greencastle  T 

Grey  Abbey 
Grcystones  T 

Hacketstown 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— COLONIAL. 

619 

Headford 

Kircubbin 

1 

Mount    Bellew 

Philipstowu 

Sneeni 

Hillsborough        E 

Kuocklong 

T 

Bridge 

Pilto"wn 

T 

Stowartstown 

HoUymoimt 

Lahinch 

Mountmellick       T 

Pomeroy 

E 

Stoueyford 

Holywood             T 

Lanesborongh 

Mountuugent 

*Portadown 

T 

Strabane 

E 

Howth                  T 

Lame 

T 

Mouutrath            T 

*Portaferry 

Stradbally 

Inchicore              T 

Leap 

T 

MoviUe                 T 

Portarlington 

T 

Stradone 

Inistioge 

Leighlinbridge 

Moy 

Portglenone 

Strangford 

Inniscrone 

Leislip 

Moynalty 

Portlaw 

T 

Stranorlar 

Innishannon 

Letterfrack 

Mullinahoue 

Portrush 

T 

Strokestown 

IrvinestowTi 

*Letterkenny 

*Mullingar             T 

Portstewart 

Swaulinbar 

JollDStOTVn 

*Limerick 

T 

*Naas                      T 

Portumna 

Swiuford 

Kautiu-k               T 

Lisbellaw 

T 

*NaYan                   T 

Poyntz  Pass 

T 

Swords 

Keady 

*Lisburn 

T 

Nenagh                 T 

*Queenstown 

T 

Taghmon 

Kells                     E 

Lisdoonvarna 

Newbliss               T 

Bamelton 

Tallaght 

Eenmare 

Lismore 

Newbridge           T 

Eanelagh 

T 

Tallow 

Kesh 

Lisnaskea 

T 

Newcastle,    Lime- 

Eandalstown 

T 

*  Tan  dragee 

Kilbeggan 

Listowel 

rick 

Eaphoe 

Tarbert 

T 

Ealbrittain 

*LondondeiTy 

3r 

Newcastle,  Newry 

Eathangan 

T 

Templemore 

R 

Kilcock                 T 

Derry 

T 

Ne'^Tuarket 

Eatbcoole 

Tempo 

Kilcullen 

Waterside 

Newmarket  -  on  - 

Eathcormack 

Thomastown 

Kildare                 T 

Longford 

T 

Fergus 

Eathdowney 

Thurles 

T 

Kildorrery 

L  ouglibrickland 

Newport  or  New- 

Eathdrum 

Timoleague 

Kildysart 

Loughgall 

port  Pratt 

Eatbfarnham 

Tinahely 

Kilflnane 

Longbrea 

T 

Newport 

Eathfriland 

Tipperai-y 

T 

Kilkee 

Louisbiirgh 

New  Boss             T 

Eathkeale 

Toombeola 

Kilkeel 

Louth 

*Newi-y                   T 

Eathmines 

T 

Toome  Bridge 

T 

KilkeUy 

Lucan 

*Newtownards      T 

Eathmullen 

*Tralee 

T 

Kilkenny              T 

Lurgan 

T 

Newtown  BaiTy 

Eathowen 

Ti'araore 

T 

Killala 

Macroom 

T 

Newtown  Butler  T 

Eich  Hill 

Trillick 

•Killaloe                 T 

Maghera 

Newtown  Forbes  T 

*Eoscommon 

T 

Trim 

*Killarney              T 

*Magherafelt 

E 

Ne-ivtown    Hamil- 

*Eoscrea 

T 

Tuam 

T 

Killenaiile 

Malahide 

T 

ton 

Eoss 

Tubbercun-y 

Killeshandra 

Malin 

Newtown      Lima- 

Eosscarbeiy 

T 

Tubbei-more 

Killiney 

*Mallo'w 

T 

vady                  T 

Eostrevor 

Tulla 

Killorglin 

Manor  Hamilton 

Newtown     Mount 

Eoundstone 

Tullamore 

T 

Killucan 

Marketbill 

E 

Kennedy           T 

Saintfield 

Tullow 

Killybegs 

Maryborough 

T 

Newtown 

Sallius 

T 

Tynan 

R 

*Killyleigh 

Maynooth 

T 

Stewart            T 

Sandymount 

Tyrrells  Pass 

Kilmacthomas 

Middleton 

T 

Oldcastle               T 

Scariff 

*Valencia 

T 

KilmaUock           T 

Milford 

Omagh                  T 

Schull,  or  Scull 

Virginia 

T 

Kilrea 

Millstreet 

T 

*Oranmore             T 

Shankill  road. 

See 

Warrenpoint 

T 

Kilnish 

Miltown  Malbay 

Oughterard 

Belfast 

*Waterford 

T 

Kiltimagh 

Mitchelstown 

Ovoca 

Shercock 

Westport 

T 

Kiltyclogher 

*Moate 

T 

Oylgate 

Shinrone 

T 

*Wexford 

T 

Kilwortli 

MohiJl 

Pallasgreen 

Sion  Mills 

E 

White  Abbey 

T 

Kingscourt 

Moira 

Pallaskenry 

Skerries 

T 

Whitegate 

•Kingstown           T 

Monaghan 

T 

Parsonstown        T 

Skibbereen 

T 

Whiteliouse 

T 

Kinnegad 

Monasterevan 

T 

Passage  East       T 

Ski-een 

*Wicklow 

T 

Kinnetty 

Moneygall 

Passage  West      T 

Slane 

Woodford 

Kinsale                 T 

Moneymore 

T 

*Pettigo 

Sligo 

T 

Youghal 

T 

Kinvara 

Monkstown 

T 

COLONIAL 


MONEY 

ORDER    OFFICES. 

BRITISH  GUIANA. 

Albion 

Arva 

Bayfield 

Bethany 

Berbice  (New  Am- 

Alexandria 

Athlone 

Beachburg 

Bluevale 

sterdam) 

Allendale 

Aultsville 

Beachville 

Blythe 

Demerara  (Geoi^e- 

Almonte 

Aurora 

Beamsville 

Bobcaygeon 

town) 

Amherstburgh 

Aj-lmer,  C.E. 

Beauhamois 

Bond  Head 

Ancaster 

Aylmer,  O.W. 

Beaverton 

Borelia 

Angus 

Ayr 

Bedford 

Bothwell  _ 

CANADA. 

Appleton 

Baden 

Belleville 

Bowman  ville 

Acton 

Ai-kona 

Bailleboro' 

Bell  Ewart 

Bracebridge 

Acton  Vale 

Ark-wright 

Baltimore 

Bell's  Comers 

Bradford 

Adelaide 

Amprior 

Barrie 

Beriin' 

Brampton 

Ailsa  Craig 

Arthm- 

Bath 

Berthier  (en  haut) 

Brantford 

620 


POSTAL  DIRECTOEY— COLONIAL. 


Bridgewater 

Bright 

Brighton 

Brockville 

Brom])ton  Falls 

Brooklin 

Brougham 

Buckingham 

Burford 

Caistorville 

Caledon 

Oambray 

Campbellford 

Canfield 

Cannington 

Carleton  Place 

Carnabuss 

Oarronbrook 

Castleton 

Cayuga 

Chambly  Canton 

Chatham,  C.W. 

Chatsworth 

Chelsea 

Chippewa 

Claremout 

Clarence 

Clarke 

Clarksburg 

Clearville 

Clifford 

Clifton 

Clinton 

Clontart 

Clover  Hill 

Coaticook 

Cobourg 

Colborne 

Coldwater 

Collingwood 

Columbus 

Comber 

Compton 

Conestogo 

Consecon 

Cookshire 

Cookstown 

Cooksville 

Cornwall 

Corunna 

Ooteau  Landing 

Cowansville 

Craighurst 

Credit 

Cumberland 

Creemore 

Danville 

Delaware 

Delhi 

Delta 

Dickenson's    Land- 
ing 

Dingle 

Douglas 

Drayton 

Dresden 

Drumbo 

Drummondville, 
C.W.  and  C.E. 

Duart 

Dunbarton 

Dundas 

Dungannon 

Dunham 

Dunnvillo 

Duntroon 


Durham 

Lachute 

North  Port 

St  Croix 

Easton's  Corners 

Lacolle 

Norval 

St  Eustache 

Eganville 

Lanark 

Norwich 

St  George,  Brant 

Egmondville 

Laprairie 

Norwood 

St  Hyacinthe 

Elora 

Leamington 

Oakland 

St  Jacob's 

Embro' 

Leeds 

Oakville 

St    Jean     Chrysos- 

Erin 

Lefroy 

Odessa 

tome 

Etobicoke 

Lennoxville 

Oil  Springs 

St  John's,  C.E. 

Exeter 

Leslie 

Omemee 

St     Mary's     Blan- 

Farmersville 

Levis 

Onslow 

shard 

Fenelon  Falls 

Lindsay 

Orangeville 

St  Paul's  Bay 

Fergus 

Listowell 

Orillia 

StEemi 

Fingal 

Lloydtown 

Ormstown 

St  Scholastique 

Flesherton 

London 

Orono 

Ste      Th(^rese     de 

Florence 

Longueil 

Orwell 

Blain  ville 

Fonthill 

Longwood 

Osgoode 

St  Thomas,  West 

Forest 

Loughborough 

Osbawa 

Sandwich 

Fort  Erie 

Lucan 

Ottawa 

Sarnia 

Frankford 

Lucknow 

Otterville 

Saugeen 

Franklin  Centre 

Lyn 

Owen  Sound 

Scarborough 

Frelighsburg 

Lyndon 

Paisley 

Schomberg 

Gait 

Lynedoch 

Pakenham 

Scotland 

Gananoque 

M'Gillivray 

Palermo 

Seaforth 

Garafraxa 

Madoc 

Palis 

Selkirk 

Georgetown 

Magog 

Parkhill 

Seneca 

Georgeville 

Manchester 

Pan-y  Sound 

Shakespeare 

Georgiua 

Manilla 

Patterson 

Shannonville 

Glenallan 

Mansonville  Potton 

Pembroke 

Sharon 

Glencoe 

Maple 

Penetanguishene 

Sherbrooke 

Goderich 

Markham 

Perth 

Simcoe 

Grafton 

Martintown 

Peterboro' 

Singhampton 

Granby 

Massawippi 

Petrolea 

Smith's  Falls 

Greuville 

Matane 

Phillipsburg,  East 

Smithville 

Grimsby 

Maxwell 

Pickering 

Sombra 

Guelph 

Meadowvale 

Picton 

Somerset 

Hagersville 

Meaford 

Pike  Eiver 

Sorel 

Hamilton 

Melboiirne 

Plantagenet 

South  Quebec 

Hampton 

Merrickville 

Point  Levi,  East 

Sparta 

Hanover 

Milford 

Point  St  Charles 

Spencerville 

Harpurhey 

Millbank 

Portage  du  Fort 

Springford 

Harriston 

Mill  Brook 

Port  Burwell 

Stanbridge  East 

Hastings 

Mille  Eoches 

Port  Colborne 

Stan  fold 

Hatley 

Milton,  C.W. 

Port  Dalhousie 

Stanstead 

Hawkesbury 

Mitchell 

Port  Dover 

Stayner 

Hawkesville 

Mohawk 

Port  Hope 

Stirling 

Hemmingford 

Mono  Mills 

Port  Perry 

Stoney  Creek 

Henryville 

Montmagny 

Port  Eobinson 

Stouff  ville 

HesjDeler 

Montreal 

Port  Eowan 

Strabane 

Hillsburgh 

Moore 

Port  Stanley 

Strafford  ville 

Holland  Landing 

Morpeth 

Prescott 

Stratford 

Hollen 

Morrisbiirgh 

Preston 

Strathroy 

Huntingdon 

Morriston 

Prince  Albert 

Streetsville 

Indiana 

Mount  Brydges 

Princeton 

Sweetsburg 

Ingersoll 

Mount  Elgin 

Prince  ville 

Sylvan 

[nverhuron 

Mount  Forest 

Puslinch 

Tamworth 

Invermay 

Mount  Vernon 

Quebec 

Tavistock 

Inverness 

Murray  Bay 

Eeufrew 

Tees  water 

lona 

Nairn 

Eichmond,  C.E. 

Terrebonne 

Iroquois 

Napanee 

Eichmoud,  C.W. 

Thamesford 

Jarvis 

Napier 

Eichmond  Hill 

Tliamesville 

Joliette 

Napierville 

Ridgetown 

Thornhill 

Kamouraska 

Nassagiweya 

Rimouski 

Thorold 

Kazabazna 

Nastead 

Riversdale 

Three  Elvers 

Keene 

Newboro' 

Riv.duLoup  (en  bas) 

Thurso 

Kemptville 

Newburg 

Eobinson 

Tilbury,  East 

Kincardine 

Newbury 

Rockwood 

Toronto 

King 

Newcastle 

Eodgerville 

Trenton 

Kingston 

New  Edinburgh 

Eonddau 

Tullamoro 

Kingsvillo 

New  Hamburg 

Eosemout 

Ulverton 

Kirk  field 

Newmarket 

Eoxton  Falls 

Union 

Klineburg 

Niagara 

Eutlivcn 

Uxbridge 

Knowlton 

Nicolet 

St  Andrews,  C.E. 

Valleyfield 

Komoka 

Normanton 

St  Anne  la  Pocati^re 

Vaukleekhill 

L'Assomption 

North  Augusta 

St  Athanase 

Vienna,  C.W. 

L'Original 

North  Douro 

St  Catherine's,  C.W. 

Vittoria 

Lachine 

North  Gower 

St  Christophe 

Vroomanton 

POSTAL  DIRECTORY— COLONIAL. 


621 


Walkerton 
Wallaceburg 
Wardsville 
Warkwortli 
Warsaw 
Warwick,  C.W. 
Waterdowa 
Waterford 
Waterloo,  C.E. 
Waterloo,  C.W. 
Watford 
Welland  Port 
Welland  (late  Mer- 

ritsville) 
Welland  Port 
Wellesley 
Wellington 
Wellington  Sq. 
West  Famham 
West  Flamboro' 
Weston 
Whitby 
Whitevale 
Widder  Station 
Williams 
Windsor,  C.W. 
Wingham 
Woodbridge 
Woodham 
Woodstock 
Woodville 
Wroxeter 
Wyoming 
York 
Torkville 
!  Zurich 


CAPE  OF  GOOD  HOPE. 

Alexandria 

Alice 

Aliwal,  Xorth 

Beaufort 

Bedford 

Bredasdorp 

Burghersdorp 

Caledon 

Calvinia 

Cape  Town 

Clan  William 

Colesberg 

Cradock 

East  London 

Elands  Post 

Fort  Beaufort 

Fort  Peddle 

Fraserburg 

George 

Graff  Keinet 

Grahamstown 

Hope-town 

Humansdorp 

King  WUliam's 

Town 
Knysna 
Malmesbury 
Middelburg 
Mossel-bay 
Murray's-bm-g 
Oudtshoorn 
Paarl 

Piquet-berg 
Port  Elizabeth 
Prince  Albert 
Queenstown 
Kichmond 


Kiversdale 

Robei-tson 

Simonstown 

Somerset,  East 

Springbok  Fonteiu 

Stelleubosch 

Swellendam 

Tulbagh 

Uitenhage 

Victoria,  West 

Worcester 

CHINA. 

Hong-Kong 
Shanghai 

FALKLASD  ISLAJSDS. 

Stanley 

GOLD  COAST. 

Accra 

Cape  Coast  Castle 

HONDURAS. 

Belize 

JAP  AX. 

Yokahama 


NATAL. 

Durham 
Petermaritzburg 

XEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Bathurst 

Chatham 

Dalhousie 

Fredericton 

Moncton 

Newcastle 

Eichibucto 

Sackville 

St  Andrews 

St  George 

St  John 

Shediac 

Sussex  Vale 

Woodstock 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Bay  Bulls 

Bonavista 

Brigus 

Burgee 

Burin 

Carboneir 

Channel  (Cape  Ray) 

Ferryland 

Fogo 

Greenspond 

Harbor  Briton 

Harbor  Grace 

Placentia 

St  Johns 

Trepassy 

Trinity 

Twillingate 

NEW  SOUTH  WALK. 

Aberdeen 
Adaniinaby 


Adelong 

Albui'y 

Appiu 

Aralueu 

Armidale 

Ashfield 

Ashford 

Ballma 

Balmain 

Balrandal 

Barroba 

Bathurst 

Bega 

Bendemeer 

Berrima 

Binalong 

Bingera 

Blayney 

Bodalla 

Bomballa 

Bourke 

Bowenfells 

Braidwood 

Branxton 

Breeza 

Broughton  Creek 

Bundara 

Bungendore 

Burro  wa 

Burwood 

Camden 

Campbelltown 

Camperdown 

Camonbar 

Carcoar 

Casino 

Cassilis 

Clarence  To-sra 

Cooma 

Coonabarabran 

Coonamble 

Cowra 

Cundle  Town 

Dafto 

Deniliquin 

Doredale 

Druman 

Dubbo 

Dungog 

Eden 

Emu 

Euston 

Fish  River  Creek 

Forbes 

Gladesville 

Gladstone 

Glanmire 

Glebe 

Glen  Innes 

Gosford 

Goulburn 

Grafton 

Grenfield 

Gulligal 

Gundagai 

Gundaroo 

Gunnedah 

Gunning 

Hartley 

Hay 

Hexham 

Hunter's  Hill 

Inverell 

Ironbark 

Jacqua 

Jamberoo 


Jereelderie 

Jerry's  Plains 

Kelso 

Kempsey 

Kiama 

Kiandra 

Lithigon 

Little  Hartley 

Liverpool 

Lochiuvar 

Louisa  Creek 

Maitland  TEast) 

Maitland  (West) 

Marulan 

Masimbula 

Merriwa 

Milton 

Minmi 

Moama 

Molong 

Mooroowoolen 

Morpeth 

Moruya 

Moss  Vale 

Mudgee 

MuiTumburrah 

Murrurundi 

Muswellbrook 

Narrabri 

Narrigunda 

Nattai 

Nelligton 

Newcastle 

Newtown 

Nimity-belle 

Nowra 

Nun  die 

Orange 

Paddington 

Parramatta 

Paterson 

Penrith 

Picton 

Port  Macquarie 

Queanbeyan 

Raymond  Terrace 

Richmond 

Rochley 

Rocky  Mouth 

Rydal 

Ryde 

Rylstone 

St  Leonard's 

Schoalhaven 

Scone 

Singleton 

Sofala 

Stroud 

Sydney 

Tabulam 

Tambaroora 

Tamworth 

Taralga 

Tarcutta 

Ten  Mile  Creek 

Tenterfield 

Terara 

Trunkey  Creek 

Tumut 

Ulladulla 

UlmaiTa 

Uralla 

Urana 

Wagga  Wagga 

Walcha 


Walgett 

Wallsend 

Waratah 

Warialda 

Waterloo 

Wee  Waa 

Wellingrove 

Wellington 

Wentworth 

Wilcannia 

Windeyer 

Windsor 

Wollombi 

Wollongoug 

Woonona 

Yass 

Young 


NEW  ZEALAND. 

Akaroa 

Alexandra 

Arrow  River 

Auckland 

Balclutha 

Blenheim 

Cambridge 

Campbell  Town 

Charleston 

Chris  tchurch 

Clyde 

Collingwood 

Dunedin 

Greymouth 

Greytown 

Hamilton 

Hamiltons 

Hampden 

Havelock 

Hokitika 

Invercargill 

Kaiapoi 

Kaikoura 

Kawarau 

Kowai 

Lawrence 

Lyttleton 

Manuherikia 

Masterton 

Mongonui 

Motueka 

Mount  Ida 

Napier 

Nelson 

Newcastle 

New  Plymouth 

Oamani 

Onehunga 

Otahuhu 

Palmerston 

Picton  Blenheim 

Port  Ahnriri 

Port  Chalmers 

Queenstown 

Raglan 

Riverton 

Ross 

Russell  '- 

Seiwin 

Switzers 

Tauranga 

The  Thames 

Timaru 

Tokomairiro 

Waimate 

Waikouaiti 


622 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— COLONIAL. 


Waipukurau 
Wanganui 
Wangarei 
Wellington 
West  Port 
West  Taieri 


NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Albiou  Mines 

Amherst 

Annapolis 

Antigonish 

AricEat 

Baddeck 

Barrington 

Bridgetown 

Bridgewater 

Canning 

Canso 

Chester 

Cow  Bay 

Digby 

Guysboro' 

Halifax 

Hawkesbury 

Kentville 

Lingan 

Little  Glace  Bay 

Liverpool 

Lunenburg 

Maybou 

New  Glasgow 

Newport 

North  Sidney 

Parsboro' 

Pictou 

Plaister  Cove 

Port  Hood 

Port  Mulgrave 

Pugwash 

St  Peters 

Shelburne 

Sherbrooke 

Sydney 

Truro 

Tusket 

Wallace 

West  Port 

Weymouth 

Whycocomah,  C.B. 

Wilmot 

Windsor 

Wolfville 

Yarmouth 


PRINCE  EDWARD 
ISLAiro. 

Charlotte  Town 


QUEENSLAND. 

Beenleigh 

Bowen  (Port-Deni- 

son) 
Brisbane 
Burketown 
Cape  River 
Clermont 
Condamine 
Coppermines 
Dalby 
Drayton 
Gainsford 


Gayndah 

Gladstone 

Goondiwindi 

Gympie 

Ipswich 

Jimna 

Kilivan 

Mackay 

Maryborough 

Narrango 

Nebo 

Norman  Eiver 

Eockhampton 

Roma 

Springsure 

Surat 

Taroom 

Toowoomba 

Townsville 

Warwick 


ST  HELENA. 

Jamestown 


SOUTH  AUSTRALIA. 

Adelaide 

Angaston 

Auburn 

Calliugton 

Clare 

Clarendon 

East  Wellington 

Echunga 

Freeling 

Gambierton 

Gawler 

Glenelg 

Goolwa 

Greenock 

Gumeracka 

Hahndorf 

Hamilton 

Hindmarsh 

Kadina 

Kanyaka 

Kapunda 

Kersbrook 

Kingston 

Kooringa 

Langhome's  Creek^ 

Lobethal 

Lyndoch 

Macclesfield 

Marrabel 

Melrose 

Milang 

Mintaro 

Moonta 

Morphett  Vale 

Mount  Barker 

Mount  Pleasant 

Mount  Torrens 

Naime 

Narracoorte 

Noarlunga 

Norwood 

Penola 

Port  Adelaide 

Port  Augusta 

Port  Elliott 

Port  Lincoln 

Port  Macdonnell 

Eiverton 


Robe 

Saddleworth 

Salisbury 

Sheaoak  Log 

Stockport 

Strathalbyn 

Talisker 

Tanunda 

Templers 

Truro 

Two  Wells 

Victor  Harlor 

Wallaroo 

Water  vale 

Williamstown 

Willunga 

Woodside 

Yankalilla 


TASBIANIA. 

Both  well 

Brighton 

Campbell  Town 

Circular  Head 

Deloraine 

Emu  Bay 

Evandale 

Fiugal 

Franklin  (Huon) 

Glenorchy 

Green  Ponds 

Hamilton 

Hobart  Town 

Latrobe 

Launceston 

Longford 

New  Norfolk 

Oatlands 

Port  Arthur 

Richmond 

Ross 

Sorell 

Swansea 

Torquay 

Three  Hal  Point 

Westbury 


URUGUAY. 

Monte  Video 


VICTORIA. 

Alexandra 

Amherst 

Ararat 

Ascot 

Avenel 

Avoca 

Bacchus  Marsh 

Bairnsdale 

Ballarat 

Ballan 

Barry's  Reef 

Beaufort 

Beechworth 

Belfast 

Belvoir 

Benalla 

Braunholme 

Bright 

Brighton 


Broadford 
Brunswick 
Buckland 
Bungree 
Buningyong 
Campbell's  Creek 
Camperdown 
Caramut 
Carisbrook 
Carlton 
Casterton 
Castlemaine 
Cheltenham 
Chewton 
Chiltern 
Clunes 
Coburg 
Colac 
Coleraine 
Collingwood 
Cranbourne 
Cressy 
Creswick 
Dandenong 
Daylesford 
Digby 

Donnelly's  Creek 
Drysdale 
Dunkeld 
Dunolly 

Eagleliawk    (Sand- 
hurst) 
Echuca 
Edenhope 
El  Dorado 
Eltham 
Epsom 
Emerald  HQl 
Footscray 
Fryers  Town 
Gaffney's  Creek 
Geelong 
Gisborne 
Grant 
Graytown 
Guildford 
Hamilton 
Happy  Valley 
Hastings 
Hawthorn 
Heathcote 
Heidelberg 
Hexham 
Heywood 
Horsham 
Hotham 
Inglewood 
Inverleigh 
Jamieson's 
Kangaroo  Flat 
Keilor 
Kerang 
Kew 
Kilmor 
Kingower 
Kingston 
Koroit 
Kyneton 
Lancofield 
Landsborough 
Learmouth 
Lillydale 
Lintons 
Longwood 
Macarthur 
Majorca 


Mai  don 

Malmsbury 

Mansfield 

Maryborough 

Melbourne 

Melton 

Meredith 

Merino 

Moonambel 

Moonee  Ponds 

Mornington 

Mortlake 

Mount  Blackwood 

Mount  Egerton 

Moyston 

Nagambie 

Newbridge 

Newstead 

Oakleigh 

Omeo 

Ondit 

Penshurst 

Pentland  Hills 

Piggoreet 

Port  Albert 

Portland 

Prahran 

Queen  scUff 

Raglan 

Redbank 

Richmond 

Rokewood 

Romsey 

Rosedale 

Rushworth 

Rutherglen 

St  Arnaud 

St  Kilda 

Sale 

Sandhurst 

Sandridge 

Scarsdale 

Sebastopol 

Seymour 

Shelford 

Skipton 

Smeaton 

Smythesdale 

Snake  Valley 

Snowy  Creek 

South  Yarra 

Spring  Creek 

Stawell 

Steiglitz 

Stratford 

Streatham 

Stuartmill 

Sunbury 

Swan  Hill 

Talbot 

Taradale 

Tarnagulla 

Torang 

Traralgon 

Trentham 

Tyldon 

Vaughan 

Wahgunyah 

Walhalla 

Wangaratta 

Warrnambool 

Wedderburn 

Whroo 

Williamstown 

Winch  elsea 

Wodonga 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— LONDON  DISTRICT. 


623 


T^oodend 
Wood's  Point 
Tackandandah 
Yea 
Toweu  Hill 


AVEST  COAST  OF 
AFRICA. 

Gambia  (Batliurst) 
Lagos 


Sierra  Leone  (Free-l  Dominica  (Roseau) 


toTvn) 


■yVEST  INDIES. 

Antigua  (St  John's 
and  English  Har- 
bour) 

Bahamas  (Nassau) 

Barbadoes  (Bridge- 
town) 

Bermuda  (Hamilton 
and  St  George's) 


GreuaJa(St  George) 
Jamaica  (Kingston) 
Montserrat 
Nevis(Charlestown) 
StKitts  (Basseterre) 
St  Lucia  (Castries) 
St  Vincent  (Kiugs- 

toTrn) 
Tobago  (Scarboro') 
Trinidad    (Port    of 

Spain) 
Turk's  Island 


■\VESTERN  AUS- 
TR.\.LIA.* 

Australind 

Beverley 

Bunbury 

Canning 

Champion  Bay 

Fremantle 

Gingin 

Greenough 

Guildford 

Erwin  River 


Mandurah 

Moore  River 

Northam 

Pinjarrah 

Port  Gregory 

Serpentine 

Swan 

Toodyay 

Vasse 

Victoria  Plains 

Wannerenooka 

York 


*  The  only  Post  Offices  in  Western  Australia  which  are  authorized  to  issue  Money  Orders  on  the 
United  Kingdom,  and  to  pay  Money  Orders  issued  in.  the  United  Kingdom  on  Western  Australia,  are 
those  at  Perth  and  Albany  (King  George's  Sound) ;  but  local  arrangements  are  now  in  operation  in  the 
Colony,  by  which  Orders  drawn  on  Perth  in  favour  of  persons  residing  in  the  above-mentioned  Towns 
and  Districts  can  be  negotiated,  and  the  signature  of  the  payee  always  obtained  on  the  Orders. 


The  renewal  of  a  lapsed  Order,  the  issue  of  a  duplicate  Order,  or  the  stoppage  of  payment  of  an  Order 
issued  by  a  Colony  on  the  United  Kingdom,  will  be  made  on  application  to  the  Controller  of  the  Metro- 
politan Office  of  that  portion  of  the  United  Kingdomin  which  such  Colonial  Order  is  payable,  provided 
an  additional  British  Liland  Rate  of  Commission  be  enclosed  with  the  application ;  except  in  the  case 
of  lapsed  Orders,  when  the  additional  commission  will  be  deducted  from  the  amount  of  the  new  Order 
issued  by  the  Department ;  but  the  lapsed  Order  must  be  transmitted  with  the  application  for  its 
renewal.  Postmasters  in  the  United  Kingdom  have  power  to  transfer  to  other  offices  in  the  United 
Kingdom  payment  of  Colonial  Orders  originallj'  drawn  on  their  own  offices. 

For  repayment  of  the  amount  of  a  Mone}'  Order,  or  for  the  coiTection  of  any  error  respecting  the 
name  of  the  Payee  or  Remitter  of  an  Order  issued  by  a  Colony  on  the  United  Kingdom,  the  application 
on  the  subject,  enclosing  an  additional  Colonial  Inland  rate  of  Commission,  must  be  addressed  to  the 
Controller  of  the  Metropolitan  Office  of  the  Colony  in  which  such  Order  was  issued. 


LONDON  DISTRICT  MONEY  ORDER  OFFICES,  ETC. 

THOSE  ilARKED   THUS  *  ARE   ALSO  INSURANCE  AND   ANNUITY   OFFICES. 


Abbey   Road,    St    John's  Wood, 

N.W. 
»Acton,  W. 

Adelaide  Road,  Hampstead,  N.W. 
Albanv  Road,  Walworth,  S.E. 
*Albaiy  Street  (No.  115),  N.W. 
Albert  Terrace,  Kilbum,  N.W. 
*Aldersgate  St.  (No.  76),  E.C. 
»Aldgate  (No.  26),  E. 
Allason  Tei-race,  Kensington,  W. 
Amherst  Rd.,Stoke-Newington,N. 
*Amwell  Street,  E.C. 
Anerlev,    near   Anerley  Station, 

S.E.' 
Anerley  Road,  near  Crystal  Palace, 

S.E. 
Balham,  S.W. 
*Bairs  Pond,  N. 
*Barbican,  E.C. 
*Barking  (Broadway),  E. 
Barnes,  S.W. 

See  also  Castlenau  Terrace. 
Barnsbury  (Liverpool  Road),  N. 

See  also  Hemingford  Road. 
*Barnsbury  Road  (133),  N. 
Battersea,  High  Street,  S.W. 
Battersea  Park,  S.W. 
Battersea  Park  Terrace,  S.W. 
Battersea  Rise,  S.W. 
•Battersea  Square,  S.W. 

See  also  Bridge  Road. 
*Bayswater,  Queen's  Road  (11),  W. 

See  also  I5ishop's  Road,  Led- 
bury Road,  Netting  Hill,  and 
Westboume  Grove. 


Belsize  Park,  Hampton,  N.W. 
*Bermondsey  (Grange  Road),  S.E. 
*Bermondsey  Street,  S.E. 
*Berwick  Street,  W. 
Eethnal  Green  Road,  E. 

See    also    Cambridge    Road, 
Green  Street,  Bethnal  Green. 
Bexley,  S.E. 
*Besley  Heath,  S.E. 
*Bishop's  Road,  Victoria  Park,  E. 
Bishop's  Road,  Paddington,  W. 
*Bishopsgate  Without,  E.C. 
*Blackfriars  Road  (No.  100),  S.E. 
*Blackfriars  Road  (No.  228),  S.E. 
*Blackheath  Village. 

See  also  Dartmouth  Row,  S.E. 
*Blackheath  Hill,  S.E. 
*Blackman  Street,  S.E. 
Blackwall,  E. 
*Blandford  Street,  W. 
*Bloomsbury,  W.O. 
Blue  Anchor  Road,  S.E. 
*Borough,  High  Street,  S.E. 

See  also  Union  Street. 
Boundary  Road,  St  John's  Wood, 

N.W. 
*Bow  (near  the  Church),  E. 
*Bow  Road  (Wilby  Terrace),  E. 
Brewer  Street,  Golden  Square,  W. 
Brick  Lane,  E. 

Bridge  Road,  Battersea,  S.W. 
Brixton,  Acre  Lane,  S.W. 

See  also  North  Brixton  and 
Tulse  Hill. 
Brixton  Hill,  S.W. 


*Brixton  Rise,  S.W. 

*Brixton  Road,  Loughborough 
Place,  S.W. 

Broadway,  London  Fields,  E.   ■ 

Bromley,  Middlesex,  E. 

*Brompton  Road  (100),  S.W. 

See  also  Fulham  Eoad,  King's 
Road,  Old  Bromptou,  and  Rich- 
mond Eoad. 

Brownswood  Park,  N. 

*Bunhill  Row,  E.C. 

Burrage  Town,  Plumstead,  S.E. 

*Burton  Ci'escent,  W.C. 

*Buxton  Street,  Mile  End,  New 
Town,  E. 

*Caledonian  Eoad  (No.  273),  N. 

*Caledonian  Eoad  (172),  N. 

*Camberwell  Green,  S.E. 

Camberwell  New  Eoad,  S.E. 

Camberwell  Road,  S.E. 

See  also  Southampton  Street 
and  Cold  Harbour  Lane 

*Cambridge  Heath,  E. 

Cambridge  Road,BethnalGreen,E. 

*Cambridge  Street,  Pimlico,  S.W. 

Cambridge  Terrace,  Kilburn  Park, 
N.W. 

Camden  Road  (110),  N.W. 

Camden  Road,  Queen's  Ter.,  N.W. 

*Camden  Town  (North- Western 
District  Office,Eversholt  Street), 
N.W. 

See  also  Camden  Eoad,  Re- 
gent's Park  Road,  Primrose 
Hill. 


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*Gamtleii     Town,    High    Street, 

N.W. 
*Cauniug  Town,  E. 
*Cannon  Street  (101),  E.G. 
*Cannon  Street  Eoad,  E. 
*Cauonbury  (21G  St  Paul's  Road), 

N. 
*Canterbury  Place,  S.E. 
Canterbury  Eoad,  Kilburn  Park, 

N.W. 
*Castleuau  Terrace,  Barnes,  S.W. 
Cedars  Eow,  Wandsworth  Eoad, 

S.W. 
*Chancery  Lane,  W.C. 
*Ghapel  St.,  Belgrove  Sq.,  S.W. 
Charing    Cross   (Branch    Office), 

W.C. 
*Gharle<3  Street,  Middlesex  Hos- 
pital, W. 
Charlton. 

See  also  New  Charlton. 
*Charlwood  Street  (82),  S.W. 
*Chelsea    (Queen's    Eoad   West), 

S.W. 

See    also     Brompton     Eoad, 

Danvers    Street,    King's   Eoad, 

Old    Brompton   (116    and    179 

Sloane  Street). 
Chichester  Street,  Paddington,  W. 
Childshill,  Kilburn,  N.W. 
Chiswick,  W. 
Chrisp  Street,  Poplar,  E. 
*Ghurton  Street  (Pimlico),  S.W. 
*Gircus  Ed.,  St  John's  Wood,  N.W. 
*Gity  Eoad  ('281),  E.G. 
*Glapham  Common,  S.W. 
Clapham  Old  Town,  S.W. 
Clapham  Else,  S.W. 

See  also  Larkhall  Lane  and 

Park  Eoad,  Clapham. 
*Glapham  Ed.  (Dorset  PL),  S.W. 

See  also  Stockwell  Place. 
Clapton  Eoad,  Portland  Place,  E. 
See  also   Lower   and    Upper 

Clapton. 
*Clare  Market,  W.C. 
Clarendon  Eoad,  Netting  Hill,  W. 
*Clerkenwell  Green  (14a),  E.G. 
*Coal  Exchangp,  E.G. 
Cold  Harbour  Lane,  Camberwell, 

Q  "P 

*Coieman  Street,  E.G. 
*Colney  Hatch  Park,  N. 
Columbia  Market,  Bethnal  Green, 

E. 
Commercial  Road,  East  (Eastern 

District  Office),  E. 
Commercial  Eoad,  Peckham,  S.E. 
Coningham   Terrace,   Shepherd's 

Bush,  W. 
*CornhJll,  E.G. 

CornwallEd.,WestbournePark,W. 
For  Covent  Garden,  see  King 

Street,  Covent  Garden. 
Cranbourne  Street,  W.C. 
*Crawford  Street,  Marylebone,  W. 
*Grayford,  S.E. 
Crouch  End,  N. 
Curtain  Eoad,  E.G. 
Curzon  Street,  Mayfair,  W. 
Dalstou  (Q,ueen's  Eoad),  E. 

See  also  Downs  Park  Road, 

Broadway,  and  Greenwood  Ed. 
Danvers  Street,  Chelsea,  S.W. 
Dartmouth  Eow.  Blackheath,  S.E. 
Denmark-hill,  S.E. 


Deptford  Broadway,  S.E. 
Deptford,  High  Street,  S.E. 

See  also  Grove  Street,  Dept- 
ford. 

Devon's  Eoad,  Bromley,  E. 
Devonshire  Street,  W. 

*Dockhead,  S.E. 

*Doctors  Commons,  E.G. 

Dorcas  Terrace,  Hammersmith,  W. 
Down  Street,  Piccadilly,  W. 

Downs  Park  Eoad,  Shacklewell,E. 

Drury  Lane,  W.C. 

*Duke  St.,  Manchester  Square,  W. 

*Dulwich,  S.E. 

See  also  East  and  West  Dul- 
wicli  and  Heme  Hill. 

*Ealing,  W. 

Ealing  Dean,  W. 

Ealing  Green,  W. 

East  bulwich,  S.E. 

*East    India    Eoad    (near    Dock 
Gates),  E. 

East  Sheen,  S.W. 

East  Strand,  W.C. 

*Eastcheap,  E.G. 

Eastern  Central  District  Office. 
See  General  Post  Office. 

Eastern  District  Office. 

See  Commercial  Eoad  East. 

Ebury  Street,  S.W. 

Edgeware  Eoad  South,  near  Sey- 
mour Street,  W. 

*Edgeware  Eoad  (148  and  310),  W. 

*  Edmonton  (Fore  Street),  N. 

*Edmonton  Green,  N. 

EdwardesTerrace,Kensington,W. 

*Eltham,  S.E. 

Enfield  Highway,  N. 

Enfield  Lock,  N. 

England  Lane,  Hampstead,  N.W. 

*Erith,  S.E. 

*Essex  Eoad,  Islington,  N. 

*Euston  Squai-e  Station,  N.W. 

*Exmouth  St.,  Clerkenwell,  W.C. 

*Fencliurch  Street,  E.G. 

Finchley,  Church  End,  N. 

Finchley  High  Eoad,  N. 

*Finsbury  Place,  E.G. 

Finsbury  Square,  E.G. 

*Fleet  Street  (No.  107),  E.G. 

*Foley  Place,  Wandsworth  Eoad, 
S.W. 

*Fore  Street,  E.G. 

Forest  Gate,  Stratford,  E. 

*Forest  Hill,  S.E. 

See  also  West  Kent  Park. 

Fulham,  S.W. 

See  also  North  End,  Stanley 
Bridge,  and  Walham  Green. 

Fulharn  Eoad  (No.  10),  near  Alex- 
ander Square,  S.W. 

Fulham  Eoad   (No.  94),    Queen's 
Elm,  S.W. 

Fulham  Eoad  (No.  166),  near  Gil- 
ston  Eoad,  S  W. 

Fulham  Eoad  (290),  near  Eedclifle 
Gardens,  S.W. 

General  Post  Office  (Chief  Office), 
E.G. 

*Gipsy  Hill,  S.E. 

*Gloucester  Eil.,  Hereford  Sq.,  W. 

*Glouce-stcr  Ed.,  O.ueen's  Gate,  W. 

*Goswell  Road  (No.  69&237),  E.G. 

*Gower  Street  (No.  161),  W.C. 

Grafton    Road,    Kentish    Town, 

1     N.W. 


*Gray's  Inn  Eoad,  W.C. 

*Great  Dover  Street,  S.E. 

*Great  Guildford  Street,  S.E. 

*Great  Marylebone  Street,  W. 

*Great  Portland  Street  W. 

*Great  Russell  Street,  W.C. 

*Great  Tower  Street,  E.G. 

*Greek  Street,  Soho,  W. 

*Green  Street,  Bethnal  Green,  E. 

*Greenwich  (Nelson  Street),  S.E. 
See  also  Royal  Hill  and  Tra- 
falgar Road. 

Greenwood  Road,  Dalton,  E. 

*Grenville  Street,  W.C. 

*Gresham     House,     Bishopsgate, 
E.G. 

Grosvenor  Roail,  St.  John's  Wood, 
N.W. 

Grove  I^ane,  Camberwell,  S.E. 

Grove  Place,  Kentish  Town  Road, 
N.W. 

Grove  Street,  Deptford,  S.E. 

For  Hackney,  see  Mare  Street, 
South  Hackney,  Well  Street, 
and  Wick  Lane. 

*Hackney  Road,  E. 

*Hackney  Wick,  E. 

*Hammersmith  (Broadway),  W. 
See  Dorcas  Terrace  and  King 
Street. 

Hampstead  Green,  N.W. 

*Hampstead  (High  Street),  N.W. 
See  also  England  Lane,  Vic- 
toria Road,  Adelaide  Road,  and 
Bellsize  Park. 

*Hampstead  Road,  N.W. 

Han  way  Street,  W. 

*Hanwell,  W. 

Harlesden  Green,  N.W. 

*Han-ow  Road  (Johnson's  PI.),  W. 

Harrow  Road  (Woodfield  Eo  w),  W. 

*Haverstock  Hill,  N.W. 

*Haymarket  (132  Jermyn  Street), 
S.W. 

*Hemingford  Road,  N. 

*Hendon,  N.W. 

Heme  Hill,  Dulwich,  S.E. 

*High  Holborn  (Western  Central 
District  Office)  (No.  126),  W.C. 
See  also  Holborn. 

Highbury  (near  Church),  N. 

*Highgate  (High  Street),  N. 

*Holborn,  W.C. 

Holborn  Viaduct,  West,  E.G. 

Holland  Road,  Kensington,  W. 

*Hollo way  (Holloway  Ed.,  209),  N. 
See  also  Holloway  Road,  Plea- 
sant   Row,    Manor    Place,    St 
James's  Road,  Upper  Holloway, 
and  Stroud  Green. 

Homerton  (High  Street),  E. 

*Homsey,  N. 

Hornsej'  Rise,  N. 

Homsey  Road,  N. 

House  of  Commons,  S.W. 

*Hoxton  (8  St  John's  Road),  N. 

*Hoxton,  High  Street,  N. 

See  also  New  North  Road. 
For  Hyde,  see  The  Hyde. 

*Hyde     Park     Square     (Albion 
Street).  W. 
See  also  Little  Sussex  Place. 

Ilford,  Great  (High  Street),  E. 
See  also  Little  Ilford. 

*Isle  of  Dogs  (near  the  Church),  E. 
See  also  Manchester  Road. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— LONDON  DISTRICT. 


625 


•Islington      (Northern      District 
Office),  Packington  Street,  N. 

See  also  Ball's  Pond,  Barns- 
bury,  Barnsbury  Eoad,  Cauon- 
burj-,  Essex  Koad,  Hemingford 
Eoad,  Highbury,  Liverpool  Kd., 
St  Peter's  Street,  Soutbgate  Ed., 
The  Augel,  and  Upper  Street. 

Islington  (near  The  Angel),  N. 

Jamaica  Eoad,  S.E. 

*Judd  Street,  W.O. 

*Kennington  Cross,  S.E. 

*Kennington  Park,  S.E. 

Eensal  Green,  W. 

Kensal  Eoad,  W. 

•Kensington  (High  Street),  ^. 
See  also  Allason  Terrace,  Ed- 
wardes  Ter.,  Gloucester  Eoad. 
Holland    Eoad,    and    Newland 
Terrace. 

Kensington  Park  Eoad,  W. 

•Kentish  Town  Eoad  (No.  149), 
N.W. 

Kentish  To-i\Ti  Eoad  (383),  N."W. 
See  also  Highgate  Eoad,  Law- 
ford  Eoad,  Grafton  Eoad,  Leigh- 
ton  Eoad,   Maiden   Eoad,    and 
Southampton  Eoad. 

•Kilburn  (Brondesbury  Terrace), 
N.W. 

See  also  Albert  Terrace,Child's 
Hill,  and  West  End. 

•King  St.,  Covent  Garden,  W.O. 

King  Street,  Hammersmith,  W. 

King    William    Place,    Hammer- 
smith, W. 

•King's  Cross  Eoad,  W.O. 

King's  Eoad  (No.  45),  near  Wal- 
_pole  Street,  S.W. 

King's   Eoad  (194),   near  Manor 
Street,  S.W. 
See  also  Chelsea. 

King's  Ed.  (365),  near  Park  Walk, 
S.W. 

•KLngsland  Crescent,  E. 

Kingsland  Green,  E. 

•Kingsland  Eoad,  E. 

•Knightsbridge      (St       George's 
Place),  S.W. 
See  also  Pimlico. 

•Ladbroke  Grove,  Netting  Hill,  W. 

Lambeth,  York  Place,  S.E. 

•Lambeth  Walk,  S.E. 

•Lamb's  Conduit  Street,  W.O. 

Lancaster  Street  (No.  17).  Hyde 
Park,  W. 

•Langham  Place  Hotel,  W. 

Larkhall  Lane,  Clapham,  S.W. 

LawfordEd..Kentish  Town,  N.W. 

•Leadenhall  Street  (Nos.  37  and 
150),  E.G. 

•Leather  Lane,  E.G. 

•Lee  High  Eoad,  S.E. 

Lee  Green,  S.E. 

•Leighton  Eoad,  Kentish  Town, 
N.W. 

Leinster  Terrace,  Hyde  Park,  W. 

•Lessness  Heath,  S.E. 

Lewisham  (Lee  Bridge),  S.E. 

Lewisham  (near  Lady  well),  S.E. 

•Lewisham  Eoad,  New  Cross,  S.E. 

Leyton  Street,  E. 

•Leytonstone  (near the  Church),  E. 

Leytonstone  Eoad,  Stratford,  E. 

•Limehouse  (near  Church),  E. 

•Lincoln's  Inn,  W.C. 
2R 


•Lisson  Grove,  N.W. 

See  also  New  Church  Street, 

Lisson  Grove. 
Little  Ilford,  E. 
•Little  Sussex  Place,  W. 
•Little  Tower  Street,  E.G. 
^Liverpool  Eoad,  Islington,  N. 
*Lombard  Exchange  (29),  News 

Eooms,  E.C. 
Lombard    Street,    King   William 

Street  Branch  Office. 
•Loudon  Eoad,  Southwark,  S.E. 
*Long  Acre,  W.C. 
Lorrimore  Sq.,  Walwoi'th,  S.E. 
*Lothbuvy,  Founders  Court,  E.C. 
Lower  Eoad,  Eotherhithe,  S.E. 
*Lowpr     Clapton     (Lea     Bridge 

Eoad),  E. 
See   also   Clapton   Eoad   and 

Upper  Clapton. 
Lower  Norwood,  S.E. 
Lower  Queen  Street,  Eotherhithe, 

S.E. 
•Lower  Sydenham,  S.E. 
•Lower  Tottenham,  N. 

See  also  Tottenham. 
Ludgate  Hill,  E.C. 
•Lupus  Street,  Pimlico  (No.   6), 

S.W. 
•Maida  Hill,  W. 

See    also    Canterbury    Eoad, 

Harrow    Eoad,    Kensal    Eoad, 

Portsdown    Eoad,     Portsdown 

Terrace,  Warwick  Eoad. 
Maiden     Eoad,    Kentish    Town, 

N.W. 
•Manchester  Eoad,  Isle  of  Dogs,  E. 
Manor  Place,  Hollowaj'  Eoad,  N. 
*Mare  Street,  Hackney  (Nos.  162 

and  305),  E. 
Mark  Lane,  E.C. 
Marsh  Street,  Walthamstow,  E. 
•Marsham  Street,  S.AV. 
•Marylebone  Eoad,  N.W. 
•Merton  Bridge,  S.W. 
•Mile  End  Eoad  (148),  E. 

See  also  Buxton  Street. 
Mile  End  Eoad  (424).  E. 
Mill  Hill,  Middlesex,  N.W. 
•Millbank  Street,  S.W. 
•Mill  Wall  (Ebenezer  Ten-ace),  E. 
•Minories,  E. 
Mortlake,  S.W. 

Mostyn  Eoad,  Stockwell,  S.W. 
•Mount  Street,  Grosvenor  Square, 

W. 
Mui-ray  Street,  N.W. 
•New  Bond  Street,  W. 
•New  Charlton,  S.E. 

See  also  Old  Charlton. 
New  Church  Street,  Lisson  Grove, 

N.W. 
•New  Cross,  S.E. 
•New  Cross  Eoad  (No.  393),  S.E. 
•New  Kent  Eoad,  S.E. 
•New  North  Eoad.  N. 
New  Peckham,  S.E. 
•New  St.  Vincent  Square,  S.W. 
New  Wimbledon,  S.W. 
•Newington  Butts,  S-K 
Newiugton  Green  Eoad,  N. 
•Newland  Ter.,  Kensington,  W. 
Nine  Elms  Eoad,  S. 

See  also  South  Lambeth. 
North  Brixton,  S.W. 
North  End,  Fulham,  S.W. 


North  End,  Tottenham,  N. 

North  End,  Finchley,  N. 

North-Western  District  Office. 
See  Camden  Town. 

North  Woolwich,  E. 

Northern  District  Office. 
See  Islington. 

Norwood  (Crown  Hill),  S.E. 

See  also  Anerley,  Anerley 
Eoad,  Gipsy  Hill,  Lower  Nor- 
wood, South  Norwood,  and 
Westow  Hill. 

•Netting  Hill  Gate,  W. 

See  also  Clarendon  Eoad 
North,  Cornwall  Eoad,  Elgin 
Road,  Kensington  Park  Eoad, 
Ladbroke  Grove,  Ledbury  Eoad, 
Portland  Eoad,  Railway  Ter- 
race, and  Eoyal  Crescent 

•Old  Brompton,  S.W. 

See  also  Brompton  Eoad  and 
Chelsea. 

•Old  Charlton,  S.E. 

See  also  New  Charlton. 

Old  Ford,  Middlesex,  E. 

•Old  Kent  Eoad  (170),  S.E. 

Old  Kent  Eoad  (774),  S.E. 

•Old  Kent  Eoad  (384).  near  Co- 
bourg  Eoad,  S.E. 

Orford  Eoad,  Walthamstow,  E. 

•Oxford   Street  (26),  near  Eath- 
bone  Place,  W. 

•Oxford    Street   (No.   227),   near 
Portm.an  Street,  W. 

•Oxford    Street   (No.   352),   near 
Pantheon,  W. 

•Paddiugton  Green.  W. 

Paddington  (Spring  Street),  W. 
See    also    Chichester   Street, 
Edgeware  Eoad,  Harrow  Eoad, 
Lancaster  Sti'eet,  and  Leinster 
Terrace. 

Pall  Mall,  Ockspur  Street,  S.W. 

•Pancras  Eoad  (near  Goldiugton 
Crescent),  N.W. 

Park  Eoad,  Clapham,  S.W. 

•Park  St.,  Grosvenor  Square,  W. 

•Parliament  Street,  S.W. 

•Peckham  (High  Street),  S.E. 
See   also    Commercial    Eoad, 
New  Peckham,  St  George's  Ed. 

Peckham  Eye,  S.E. 

•Penge,  S.E. 

Penton  Street,  Pentonville,  N. 

•Pentonville  Eoad,  N. 

•Piccadillj',  Circus,  W. 

•Piccadilly  (Nn.  57),  W. 

•Pimlico  (S.W.  District  Office), 
No.  8  Buckingham  Gate,  S.W. 
See  also  Cambridge  Street, 
Chapel  Street,  Churton  Street, 
Ebury  Street,  Knightsbridge, 
Lupus  Street,  Eanelagh  Ter., 
Sloane  Street,  and  Upper  Tach- 
brook  Street. 

•Plaistow,  Essex,  E. 

•Plumstead  (Sussex  Place),  S.E. 
See  also  Burrage  Town,  S.E. 

•Ponders  End,  N. 

Poplar,  High  Street,  E. 
Poplar  (Branch  Office),  E. 

See  also  Blackwall,  Chrisp 
Street,  Ea.st  India  Road,  Isle  of 
Dogs,  Limehouse,  Mill  Wall, 
Ehodeswell  Road. 

Portland  Road,  Netting  Hill,  W. 


626 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY— LOOT)0^  DISTRICT. 


Portland  Town  (High  St.),  N.W. 
Portsdown  Eoad,  Maida  Hill,  W. 
Portsdowu  Ter.,  Maida  Vale,  W. 

See  also  Kilburn. 
*PriinroseHill,  Princess  Ter.,N.W. 
Putney  (High  Street),  S.W. 
*Putney  (near  PlJ.  Station),  S.W. 
Queen  Street,  Cheapside,  E.O. 
*Q,ueen's  Terrace,  St  John's  Wood, 

N.W. 
Eailway  Terracf?,  Netting  Hill,  W. 
*Ranelagh  Terrace,  Pimlico,  S.W. 
*Eatcliff  (Broad  Street),  E. 
*Eed  Lion  Street.  W.C. 
Eegent's  Park  Eoad  (162),  N.W. 
*Eegent  St.  (Foubert's  Place),  W. 
Ehodeswell  Eoad,  Poplar,  E. 
Eichmond  Eoad  West,  Brompton, 

S.W. 
Eichmond  TeiTace,  Wandsworth, 

S.W. 
Eoehampton,  S.W. 
Eoman  Eoad  (53  and  320),  Bow,  E. 
Eotherhithe  Street  (350),  S.E.  _ 
See  aho  Lower  Eoad,  Jamaica 

Eoad,  Lower  Queen  Street. 
Eoyal  Crescent,  Netting  Hill,  W. 
*Eoyal  Hill,  Greenwich,  S.E. 
Eushey  Green,  S.E. 
St  George's  Eoad,  Peckham,  S.E. 
St  James's  Eoad,  Holloway,  N. 
*St  James's  Street,  S.W. 
St  John  Street,  E.O. 
*St  John  Street  Eoad,  E.G. 
*St  John's  Hill,  Wandsworth,  S.W. 
For  St  John's  Wood,  N.W. 


Southampton  Street,  Camberwell,  Upton  Place,  Stratford,  E. 


S.E. 

Southfields,  Wandsworth,  S.W. 
*Southgate,  N. 
*Southgate  Eoad,  Islington,  N. 

See  also  Islington. 
*SouthvilIe  (Wandsworth  Eoad), 

S.W. 
*Southwick  Street,  Hyde  Park,  W. 
Stamford  Hill,  N. 
Stamford  Street,  S.E. 
Stanley  Bridge,  Fulham,  S.W. 
Stanstead  Lane,  Forest  Hill,  E.O. 
Starch  Green,  W. 
Stepney  Green,  W. 
*Stepney  (Waterloo  TeiTace),  E. 
*Stockwell  Green,  S.W. 
Stockwell  Place,  Glapham  Eoad, 

S.W. 
*Stoke  Newington  (High  St.),  N. 
See   also   St  Matthias   Place, 

Victoria  Grove,  Newton  Green 

Eoad,   Stamford  Hill,  Amherst 

Eoad,  and  Brownswood  Park. 
*Store  Street,  Bedford  Sq.,  W.C. 
For  Stxand,  see  East  Strand 

and  Somerset  House. 
*Stratford  (Broadway),  E. 
Stratford-le-Bow,  E. 
Stratford  New  Town,  E. 

See  also  Barking  Eoad,  Ley- 

tonstone  Eoad,  Upton,  Canning 

Town,  and  West  Ham. 
Stratheden    Terrace,    Shepherd's 

Bush,  AV. 
Stratford  Ed.  (MarshgateLane),  E. 
Streatham,  S.W 


see  also  Abbey  Eoad,  Boundary 

Eoad,  Circus  Eoad,  Bolton  Eoad, ,  Streatham  Common,  S.W. 

Portland  Town,  and  Queen  Ter.  Stroud  Green,  N 


St  Katherine's  Docks,  E. 

St  Martin's  Lane,  W.C. 

St  Matthias  Place,  Stoke  Newing- 
ton, N. 

*St  Peter's  Street,  Islington,  N. 

Seething  Lane  (Corn  Exchange,  *Thayer  Street,  W. 
E.C.  The  Angel,  Islington, 


Sydenham  (near  Eailway  Station), 
'S.W. 

See   also   Upper    and   Lower 
Sydenham. 
*Temple  Bar,  E.C 


Seven  Sisters  Eoad,  N. 
*Shadwe]l  (High  Street),  E. 
•Shepherd's  Bush,  W. 

See  also  Coninghani  Terrace, 

Storch  Green,  Stratheden  Ter. 
•Shepherdess  Walk,  City  Eoad,  N. 
Shooters  Hill  Eoad,  S.E. 
*Shoreditch  (Nos.  57  and  126),  E. 
*Sloane  Street  (Nos.  161  and  179), 

S.W. 
*Smithfield  Market,  E.C. 
•Somerset  House,  Strand,  W.C. 
*Somers  Town  (Phoenix  St.),  N.W. 
South  Audley  Street,  W. 
South-Eastern  District  OfSce. 

See  Blackman  Street. 
South  Hackney  (Broadway),  E. 
•South  Lambeth  (Bates  Terrace), 

S.W. 
See  also  Battersea  Park  Ter., 

Cedars  Eow,  Foley  Place,  Nine 

Ebns  Eoad,  and  SouthviUe. 
•South  Norwood,  S.E. 
South  -  Western    District    Office, 

Buckingham  Gate. 
See  Pimlico. 
Southampton       Road,       Kentish 

Town,  N.W. 
Southampton  Eow,  W.C. 


The  Hyde,  N.W 
•Threadneedle  Street,  E.C, 
*Throgmorton  Street,  E.C, 
*Tooley  Street,  S.E. 
Tooting,  Lower,  S.W. 

See  also  Upper  Tooting  and 
Wandsworth  Common. 
Torrington  Place,  W.C. 
•Tottenham  (High  Cross),  N, 

See   also    Lower    Tottenham 
and  North  End. 
•Tottenham  Coui't  Eoad  (No.  103), 

W. 
*Trafa]gar  Soad,  Greenwich.  S.E 
Tulse  Hill,  S.W. 
•Tuniham  Green,  W. 
♦Union  Street,  Southwark,  S.E. 
*Upper  Street,  Islington  (249),  N. 
•Upper  Baker  Street,  N.W. 
Upper  Clapton,  Brook  Street,  E. 
Upper  Clapton,  Hill  Street,  E. 
•Upper  Gloucester  Place,  N.W. 
Upper  Uolloway  Junction  PL,  N. 

See  also  Manor  Place. 
Upper  Street,  Islington,  N. 
•Upper  Sydenham,  S.E. 
•Upper  Tachbrook  Street,  S.W. 
•Upper  Thames  Street  (178),  E.C. 
•Upper  Tootinc.  S.W. 


•Vauxhall  (near  Ey.  Station),  S.E. 

See  also  South  Lambeth. 
•Vere    Street   (Western    Distiict 

Office),  W. 
Victoria  Docks,  E. 
Victoria  Grove,    Stoke    Newing- 
ton, N. 
Victoria  Eoad,  Hampstead,  N.W. 
•Vigo  Street,  Eegent  Street,  W. 
Walham  Green,  S.W. 
Walthamstow,  E. 

See  also  St  James  Street  and 
Orford  Eoad. 
•Walworth  Eoad  (227),  S.E. 
Walworth  Eoad  (21),  S.E. 

See    also    Albany   Eoad  and 
Lorrimore  Square. 
•Wandsworth  (High  Street),  S.W. 
See  also    Battersea   Eise,    St 
John's  Hill,  Wandsworth,  Eich- 
mond Terrace,  Southfields,  and 
York  Eoad. 
Wandsworth   Common,   Bellevue 

Eoad,  S.W. 
Wanstead,  E. 

•Wapping  (High  Street),  E. 
•Wapping,  E. 

•Warwick  Eoad,  Maida  HUl,  W. 
•Waterioo  Eoad,  S.E. 
•Wellclose     Square     (No.      67), 

Leman  Street,  E. 
•Welling,  S.E. 
Well  Street,  Hackney,  E. 
•Western  Central  District  Office. 

See  High  Holborn. 
West  Dulwich,  S.E. 
West  End,  N.W. 
West  Green,  Tottenham,  N. 
West  Ham,  E. 
Westboume  Grove,  W. 
Westbourne      Park      (Alexander 
Sti-eet),  W. 

See  also  Cornwall  Eoad  and 
Netting  Hill. 
Western  District  Office. 
See  Vere  Street,  W. 
•Westminster  (Broadway),  S.W. 
See     also     Marsham    Street, 
Millbank     Street,     Parliament 
Street,  New  Street,  and  Vincent 
Square. 
♦Westminster  Bridge  Eoad,  S.E. 
"\^'estminster  Palace  Hotel,  S.W. 
•Westow  Hill,  Norwood,  S.E. 
•Whetstone,  N. 

See  also  North  End. 
•AATiitechapcl  Eoad  (Nos.  72  and 

141),  E. 
Wick  Lane,  Hackney,  N.E. 
•Willesdeu,  N.W. 
•Wimbledon,  S.W. 

A^ee  also  New  Wimbledon. 
Winchmore  Hill,  N. 
Wood  Green,  N. 

See  also  Tottenham. 
•Wood  Sti-eet,  Cheapside,  E.C. 
•Woolwich,  S.E. 
Woolwich  (High  Street),  S.E. 

See  also  Hill  St.,  Woolwich- 
•Woolwich  Arsenal,  S.E. 
Woolwich  (Artillery  Place),  S.E. 
•Wormwood  Street,  E.C. 
York  Eoad,  Wandsworth,  S.W. 
•York  Eoad,  King's  Cross,  N. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


627 


OFFICE   OF   INLAND   REVENUE, 

10  WATEELOO  PLACE. 


STAMP  AND  TAX  DEPARTMENT. 

Comptroller-General  and  Solicitor^  Angus  Fletcher. 

Assistant  Solicitoi;  David  Crole. 

Chief  Clerk  to  the  Comptroller-General,  W.  D.  Gal- 
laway. 

First-class  Clerics,  Alexander  Ogilvy,  Wareliouse- 
keeper  of  Stamps  ;  Charles  G.  0.  Christie. 

Second-class  Clerks,  Alex.  S.  Gilchrist,  Charles  G. 
Mackay,  John  W.  Douglas,  Thomas  G.  Eeid, 
George  Slight,  Alexander  Smith. 

Third-class  HerJcs,  W.  S.  Bowie,  D.  C.  Tule,  John 
C.  Patterson,  George  Millar,  Wm.  Welsh,  James 
Anderson,  Neil  Boyle,  William  Taylor,  J.  M. 
Gidney,  A.  E.  Robertson. 

Fourth-class  Clerks,  Thomas  W.  Kowers,  George 
Melville,  jun.,  Thos.  Eobertson,  Archd.  Ander- 
son, Thomas  C.  Addis,  Wm.  Andrew,  Michael 
Pithie,  Arthur  Wellesley  Burns. 

Cashier  and  Receiver-General,  Thomas  Nicholson. 

LEGACY  AND  SUCCESSION  DUTY  DEPARTMENT. 

Superintendent,  Jacob  Giddings. 
First-class  Clerks,  H.  W.  Dwight,    H.  Merewether. 
Second-class  Clerks,  A.  Thompson,  P.  May. 
Third- chu^s  Clerks,  W.  H.  Davey,  J.  Murker,   H. 

Parker. 
Fourth-class  Clerks,  H.  Glanvill,  J.  Keir. 
Will  Sorter,  Thomas  Eeed. 

STANDING  COUNSEL  FOR  THE  UPLAND  RE^^ENUE. 
Andrew  Eutherfurd,  advocate. 

STAJIPING  ROOM. 

William  M'Evoy,  Lauchlin  M'Pherson,  Duncan 
Stewart,  C.  Victor  Carter,  Geo.  Matheson,  John 
Nicol,  Patrick  Vallel}',  John  Finlayson. 

Messengers,  James  CuiTie,  James  Gemmell,  Joseph 
Anderson,  Andrew  Eoberts,  David  AVink,  Peter 
Crow. 

Night  Watchman,  John  Clark. 

Housekeeper,  Mrs  Deans. 

INSPECTOES  OF  TAXES. 

Aberdeen,  James  M  Aulay. 
Ayr,  David  E.  Vass. 
Edinburgh,  Alexander  Paterson. 
Glasgow,  James  Martin. 
Perth,  James  Peffers. 

SURVEYORS  OF  TAXES. 

Aberdeen,  1st  district,  A.  Eraser,  Aberdeen ;  2d  dis- 
trict, E.  S.  Smith,  Aberdeen ;  3d  district,  J.  Tum- 
hvR,  Aberdeen. 

Argyll,  1st  district  and  Bute,  John  Muat,  Dunoon  ; 
2d  district,  W.  H.  Balderston,  Oban. 

Ayr  (without  the  district  of  Carrick),  George  Tosh, 
Ayr. 


Caithness,  Sutherland,  Orl-ney,  and  Zetland,  Edward 
Henderson,  Wick. 

Dumbarton,  1st  district,  John  Holm,  Glasgow. 

Dumfries,  John  Clerk,  Dumfries. 

Edinburgh,  1st  district,  John  M'Kelvie,  Edinburgh  ; 
2d  district,  Andrew  Wilson,  Edinbm-gh  ;  3d  dis- 
trict,*Ed\vard  Maughan,  Edinburgh;  4th  district, 
D.  Lamont,  Edinburgh  ;  5th  district  and  Peebles, 
Thos.  CuUen,  Edinburgh. 

Elgin,  Xairn,  and  Banff,  James  Eussell,  Elgin. 

Fife,  1st  district,  W.  Stacey  Webber,  Cupar- Fife; 
2d  district,  Clachnarman  and  Kinross,  Thomas 
Patterson,  Kirkcaldy. 

Forfar,  1st  district  and  Kincardine,  Jag.  S.  Miller 
Montrose;  2d  district,  Thos.  M.  Black,  Dundee. 

Haddiiigton  andpart  of  Berwick,  Alexander  M'Lean, 
Haddington. 

Inrerness,  Andi-ew  Philp,  Inverness. 

Kirkcudbright,  Francis  S.  Allan,  Maxwelltown, 
Dumfries. 

Lanark,  1st  district,  Wm.  Munro,  jun.,  Hamilton  ; 
2d  district,  Wm.  Munro,  sen.,  Glasgow;  3d  dis- 
trict, Eobert  Walker,  James  Lowe,  John  Airth, 
Glasgow  ;  4th  district,  John  H.  Banks,  Glasgow  ; 
6tli  district,  and  Dumbarton  (2d  district),  Alex. 
Nisbet,  Glasgow. 

Perth,  1st  district,  Donald  Mackintosh,  Perth ;  2d 
district,  Alexander  Young,  Perth. 

Renfrew,  J.  S.  Smiles,  Paisley. 

Ross  and  Cromarty  John  Sutherland,  Inverness. 

Roxburgh,  Selkirk,  and  part  of  Berwick,  W.  G.  Kin- 
mont,  Melrose. 

Stirling  and  Linlithgow,  William  Vost,  Stirling. 

Wigtown,  and Carnck-in- Ayrshire,  Eobert  S. Forbes, 
Stranraer. 

EXCISE  DEPARTMENT. 

Solicitor,  Angus  Fletcher. 

Assistant  Solicitor,  David  Crole. 

Collector,  Thomas  Nicholson. 

Clerks,  B.  D.  Wilson,  William  Steel,  Wm.  Johnston, 

Adam  Hamilton,  Angus  Kennedy,  Adam  Cook, 

John  Cook. 
Supervisors,  James  Christie,  WOliam  M.  Briggs,  Jas. 

Ritchie,  Paul  Helm,  Wm.  Potts,  Wm.  Turner. 

DISTRICT  COLLECTORS  OF  EXCISE. 

Aberdeen,  John  Anderson. 
Argyle,  John  Thom. 
Dumfries,  H.  W.  Wicks. 
Elgin,  William  Irwin. 
Glasgoxo,  George  M'Callum. 
Greenock,  John  Eobertson. 
Haddington,  James  Macfadzean. 
Inverness,  Alexander  Pringle. 
Linlithgow,  Thomas  Fell. 
Dundee,  William  Eyley. 
Perth,  James  Smith. 
Stirling,  John  Watson. 


628 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


STAMP  AND  LEGACY  DUTIES,  ETC. 


The  following  is  a  list  of  Stamp  Duties  accordiug  to  the  schedule  of  the  Act  33  and  34  "Vict.  c.  97 
with  the  Duty  on  Policies  of  Fire  and  Sea  Insurance,  Letters  Patent,  Patent  Medicine,  and  Plate,  and 
Inventory,  Legacy,  and  Succession  Duties,  which  remain  under  the  former  Acts.  Generally,  the  items 
are  given  in  the  words  of  the  schedule.  New  matter  is  put  within  brackets.  When  the  sections  are 
merely  cited  without  the  Act,  they  are  the  sections  of  33  and  34  Vict.  c.  97.  All  items  in  the  schedule 
of  the  Act  relating  solely  to  England  and  Ireland  are  excluded.  In  the  same  session  were  passed  the 
Acts  33  and  34  Vict.  c.  98,  Stamj)  Duties  Management,  and  33  and  34  Vict.  c.  99,  repealing  certain 
enactments  relating  to  the  Stamp  Duties.     The  Duties  came  into  operation  on  the  1st  January  1871. 

The  exemptions  in  other  Acts  in  force  are  preserved  (§  3). 


The  attention  of  the  public  may  be  directed  to 
the  following  matters : — 

1.  The  general  deed  duty,  or  duty  on  a  deed,  not 
otherwise  charged,  is  reduced  to  10s. 

2.  Progressive  duty  on  words  is  not  imposed. 

3.  Provisions  are  made  for  charging  ad  valorem 
duty  on  conveyances  in  respect  of  periodical  pay- 
ments or  annuities. —  (§  72.) 

4.  An  agreement  for  a  lease  for  a  term  not  ex- 
ceeding 35  years  is  to  be  charged  with  the  lease 
duty.-(§  9H.) 

5.  An  instrument  chargeable  as  a  lease  in  con- 
sideration, in  whole  or  in  part,  of  produce  or  other 
goods — 

Where  it  is  stipulated  that  the  value  shall  amount 
to  or  not  exceed  a  given  sum,  ad  valorem  lease 
duty  on  such  sum. 

A  statement  in  the  lease  in  regard  to  the  value 
of  such  produce  or  goods  to  be  conclusive  as 
to  stamp  duty,  unless  and  until  shown  to  be 
incorrect. — (§  97  ) 

6.  A  notarial  instrument  is  liable  to  the  same 
duty  as  an  instrument  of  seisin — to  wit,  5s. 

7.  Any  instrument  specifically  charged  by  anj' 
previous  Act  with  the  duty  of  oos.,  is  chargeable 
with  the  duty  of  10s.— (§  4.) 

8.  Instruments  relating  to  the  property  of  the 
crown,  and  to  the  private  property'  of  the  sovereign, 
are  liable  to  same  duties  as  iu.struments  relating  to 
the  property  of  the  subject. — (§  5.) 

9.  Instruments  are  to  be  so  stamped  that  the 
stamp  may  appear  on  the  face  of  the  instrument, 
and  cannot  be  applied  to  any  other  instrument 
written  \ipon  the  same  piece  of  material.—  §  7  (1.) 
Every  instrument  on  the  same  piece  of  material  is 
to  be  separately  stamped. — §  7  (2.) 

10.  Instruments  I'elating  to  several  distinct 
matters  are  to  be  separately  stamped  in  respect  of 
each. — §  8  (1.)  An  instrument  liable  to  ad  valorem 
duty,  if  made  for  any  other  valuable  consideration, 
is  to  be  charged  in  respect  of  it,  as  if  it  were  a 
separate  instrument  for  such. — §  8  (2.) 

11.  An  appropriated  stamp  (by  word  on  the  face 
of  it)  cannot  be  used  for  an  instrument  of  another 
description. — §  9  (1.)  An  instrument  of  the  de- 
scription to  which  a  stamp  is  appropriated  is  not  to 
be  duly  stamped  unless  stamped  with  the  stamp 
appropriated  to  it. — §  9  (2.) 

12.  All  the  facts  and  circumstances  affecting  the 
liability  of  an  instrument  to  ad  valorem  duty,  or  the 
amount  of  it,  are  to  be  fully  and  truly  set  forth. 
If  not,  penalty  on  person  who  executes  and  on 
person  concerned  in  the  prep.iration,  £10. — (§  10.) 

13.  Instrument  chargeable  with  ad  ralorem  duty 
in  respect  of  money  in  foreign  or  colonial  currency, 
the  duty  to  be  calculated  ou  the  value  in  British 
currency,  according  to  the  current  rate  of  excliauge 
at  the  date  of  tlie  iiistrumrnt. — (§  11.) 

14.  Instrument  ciiargcablo  with  ad  valorem  duty 


in  respect  of  stock  or  marketable  security,  the  duty 
to  be  calctilated  on  the  value,  according  to  the 
average  price  at  the  date  of  the  instrument. — (§  12.) 

15.  If  the  instrument  contains  a  statement  of  the 
current  rate  of  exchange,  or  average  price,  and  is 
stamped  accordingly,  it  is  to  be  deemed  duly 
stamped  until  statement  shown  to  be  tiutrue.  and 
that  the  instrument  is  in  fact  insu£B.ciently  stamped. 
-(§  13.) 

l(i.  The  duties  apply  to  instruments  executed 
in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  to  instruments  where- 
soever executed,  relating  to  prope:ty  situated,  or 
to  any  matter  or  thing  done  or  to  be  done,  in  the 
United  Kingdom. — (§  17.) 

17.  No  instrument,  except  in  criminal  proceed- 
ings, shall  be  pleaded  or  given  in  evidence,  or 
adnritted  to  be  good,  useful,  or  available  in  law  or 
equity,  unless  it  is  duly  stamped  in  accordance 
with  the  law  in  force  when  executed. — (§  17) 

18.  If  any  person  registers  an  instrument  not 
duly  stamped,  penalty  £10. — (§  22.) 

19.  Except  where  express  provision  is  made  to 
the  contrary,  all  duties  are  to  be  denoted  by  im- 
pressed stamps  only. — (§  23.) 

Adhesive  Stamps.     See  p.  645. 

Admission  as  an  advocate  in  any  court £50. 

JExemption  — A  person  duly  admitted  as  an  advo- 
cate in  any  court  in  England,   Scotland,   or 
Ireland,  his  admission  as  an  advocate  in  any 
other  court  in  the  same  country  is  exempt. 
(See  Note  a.) 

Admission  in  Scotland  of  any  person — (1.)  As  a 
writer  to  the  signet,  or  as  a  solicitor,  agent,  or 
attorney  in  the  Court  of  Session,  Justiciary,  or 
Commission  of  Teinds — if  £60  indenture  duty 


a.  As  TO  Admissions  generally. 

§  29.  The  duty  is  to  be  denoted  on  the  instru- 
ment of  admission  delivered  to  the  person  admitted, 
if  there  be  any  such  instrument,  or  if  not,  on  the 
register,  entry,  or  memorandum  of  the  admission 
in  the  rolls,  books,  or  records  of  the  court,  inn,  col- 
lege, borough,  burgh,  company,  corporation,  guild, 
or  society  in  which  the  admission  is  made,  and  in 
cases  in  which  no  instrument  of  admission  is  de- 
livered, and  no  register,  entry,  or  memorandum  is 
made,  on  the  rescript  ur  warrant  for  admission. 

§  30.  If  any  person  v/hose  office  it  is  to  prepare 
or  deliver  out  any  instrument  of  admission  charge- 
able with  any  duty,  or  to  register,  enter,  or  make 
any  memorandum  of  any  admission  in  respiect  of 
which  no  instrument  of  admission  is  delivered  to 
the  person  admitted,  neglects  or  refuses,  within 
one  month  after  the  admission,  to  prepare  a  duly 
stamped  instrument  of  admission,  or  to  make  a 
proper  and  duly  stamped  register,  entry,  or  memo- 
randum of  the  admission,  as  the  case  may  require, 
he  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £10. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


629 


paid,  £2d.    If  previously  dulj*  admitted  iu  auy 
inferior  court,  £30.     Iu  auy  otlier  case,  £86. 
(2.)  As  a  procurator  or  solicitor  iu  any  inferior 
coui't — if  2s.  6d.  indenture  duty  paid,  £54,  17s. 
6d.     In  any  other  case,  £55. 
.  Exemptions. — (1.)  A  person  dulj'  admitted  in  the 
Court  of  Session,  etc.,  his  admission  to  act  in 
any  inferior  court  is  exempt.     (2.)  A  person 
duly  admitted  in  anj'  inferior  court,  his  ad- 
mission in  any  other  inferior  court  is  exempt 
from  duty. — See  Note  o. 
Admission  as  a  Fellow  of  the  College  of  Physi- 
cians iu  Scotland £25 

(See  Note  a,  p.  628.) 
Admission  to  !he  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine  in 
either  of  the  Universities  in  Scotland,  £10. — 
See  Note  a. 
ADsnssiox  as  a  Burgess,  or  into  any  corporation  or 

company  in  any  bxirgh os. 

Exemption. — Admission  of  a  craftsman  or  otber 
person  into  auy  corporation  within  any  royal 
burgh,  burgh  of  royalty,  or  burgh  of  barony, 
incorporated  by  the  magistrates  and  council  of 
such  burgh,  provided  such  craftsman  or  other 
person  has  been  previously  duly  admitted  a 
freeman  or  burgess  of  the  burgh. — See  Note  a. 
Admission  to  act  as  a  notary- public,  £20.    See  Com- 
mission. 
Admission  and  Appointment  or  Ghant  by  any 
writing  to  or  of  any  otHce  or  employment : 
Where  the  annual  salary,  fees,  or  emoluments  do 

not  exceed  £100 £2    0     0 

Exceeding  £100,  not  exceeding  £150     4    0     0 
150  ...  200     6     0    0 

200  ...  250     8     0     0 

2.50  ...  300  10     0     0 

300,  for  every  £100,  and 
also  for  any  fractional  part  of  £100     5     0     0 
Exemptions. — (1.)  Admission  proceeding  upon  a 
duly  stamped  appointment  or  grant. 
.     (2.)  First  appointment  of  out-door  officer,  etc., 
of  the  customs. 
(3.)  Periodical  re-admission  or  re -appointment 
to  any  office  or  emploj'ment  of  any  person  who 
has  been  once  dulj'  admitted  as  such. 
(See  Note  «.) 
Affidavit,   or    Statutoky    Declaration  made 
under  the  provisions  of  5  and  6  Will.  iv.  c. 

62 2s.  6d. 

Various  Exemptions,  and  amongat  others — Affida- 
vit or  declaration  reqiiired  by  law,  and  made 
before  any  justice  of  the  peace. 
Ageeejient.     See  Coven .\nt,  Mortgage,  Lease 
or  Tack. 


a.  See  previous  note  ;  and  also — 

§  83.  The  fees  aud  emoluments  appertaining  to 
any  office  or  employment  are,  when  practicable,  to 
be  estimated  according  to  the  average  amount 
thereof  for  three  years  preceding  the  date  of  the 
admission,  appointment,  or  grant,  and  in  other 
cases  according  to  the  best  information  that  can 
be  obtained. 

§  34.  Where  any  office  or  employment  is  granted 
anew  to  any  person  upon  the  revocation  of  anj' 
former  grant  thereof  or  appointment  thereto,  in 
respect  of  which  the  proper  duty  has  been  paid,  no 
duty  is  to  be  charged  on  the  grant  or  appointment 
by  way  of  renewal,  unless  the  salaiy,  fees,  and 
emoluments  of  the  office  or  employment  are  in  any 
manner  augmented,  and  in  that  case  duty  is  to  be 
charged  on  such  last-mentioned  grant  or  appoint- 
ment in  proportion  to  the  amount  of  the  augmenta- 
tion only. 

§  35  exempts  customs-officers  on  promotion, 
except  for  augmentation. 


[Agreement  for  Lease,  or  with  respect  to  letting 
of  lands,  etc.,  for  term  not  exceeding  35  years, 
liable  to  lease  duty,  §  9G  (1).  Subsequent 
lease  to  be  charged  with  duty  of  6d.,  §  96  (2).] 
Agf.eement  or  Contract  made  or  entered  into 
pursuant  to  the  Highway  Acts  for  or  relating 
to  making,  ruaintaining,  or  repairing  high- 
ways  6d. 

Agreement,  or  any  Memorandum  of  an  Agree- 
ment, made  in  England  or  Ireland  under  hand 
only,  or  made  in  Scotland  without  anj-  clause 
of  registration,  not  specifically  charged  with 
duty,  whether  the  same  be  only  evidence  of 
a  contract  or  obligatory  upon  the  parties  from 

its  being  a  written  instrument 6d. 

Exemptions. — Where  the  matter  is  not  of  the 
value  of  £5 ;  agreement — for  the  hire  of  any 
labourer,  artificer,  manufacturer,  or  menial 
servant ;  relatina:  to  the  sale  of  any  goods, 
wares,  or  merchandise ;  between  the  masters 
and  mariners  of  any  ship  or  vessel  for  wages 
on  auj'  voyage  coastwise  from  port  to  port  in 
the  United  Kingdom. 
Allotment.  See  Letter  of  Allotment. 
Annuity,  Conveyance  in  Consideration  of.  See 
Conveyanceon  Sale;  Mortg.age, etc.;  Bond, 
Coven  .\NT,  etc. 
Appointment,  whether  b}'  way  of  Donation,  Pre- 
.'entatiou,  or  Nomination,  and  Admission, 
Collation,  or  Institution  to,  or  Lice.vce 
to  Hold,  auy  ecclesiastical  benefice  in  Scot- 
land,   £2 

Exemptions. — Admission,  collation,  institution, 
or  licence  proceeding  upon  a  duly  stamped 
donation,  presentation,  or  nomination. 
Appointment  of  a  new  Trustee,  and  Appointment 
in  execution  of  a  power  of  any  property,  or  of 
any  use,  share,  or  interest  in  any  property,  by 

any  instrument  not  being  a  wUl 10s. 

(.See  Note  b.) 
Appraisement  or  Valuation  of  any  property,  or 
of  any  interest  therein,  or  of  the  annual  value 
thereof,  or  of  anj'  dilapidation.s,  or  of  any  re- 
pairs wanted,  or  of  the  materials  and  labour 
•  used  or  to  be  used  in  any  building,  or  of  any 
artificers'   work    whatsoever,   where    amount 

does  not  exceed  £5 £0     0     3 

Exceeding  £5  and  not  exceeding  £10     0     0     6 
10  ...  20     0     1     0 

20  ...  30     0     1     6 

30  ...  40     0     2     0 

40  ...  50     0     2     6 

50  ...  100     0     5     0 

100  ...  200     0  10     0 

200  ...  500     0  15     0 

600 10     0 

Exemptions — (1.)  Made  for,  and  for  the  informa- 
tion of,  one  party  only,  and  not  being  in  any 
manner  obligatory  as  between  parties  either 
by  agreement  or  operation  of  law. 
(2.)  Made  in  pursuance  of  the  order  of  anj'  Court 
of  Admiralty  or  Vice-Admiralty,  or  of  any 
Court  of  Appeal  from  any  sentence,  adjudica- 
tion, or  judgment  of  any  Court  of  Admiralty 
or  Vice-Admiialty. 
(3.)  Made  for  the  purpose  of  ascertaining  the 
legacy  or  succession  duty  on  proi^erty  ap- 
praised.    See  Note  c. 


h.  §  78.  Conveyance  of  property  for  effectuating 
the  appointment  of  a  new  trustee  not  to  be  charged 
with  auy  highter  duty  than  10s. 

c.  §  38.  (I.')  Appraiser  shall,  within  fourteen  days 
after  the  making,  write  out,  in  words  and  figures, 
duly   stamped   appraisement.      If   he   neglects  or 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Appkenticeship,  instrument  of,  where  no  premium 

or  consideration 2s.  6cl. 

lu  any  other  case,   for  every  £5,   and  also  for 
any  fractional  part  of  £5,  of   the  amount  or 

value  of  the  premium  or  consideration 5s. 

Exemption. — For  poor  child  at  the  sole  charge  of 
parish  or  public  charity. 
Aeticles  of  Clerkship,  -whereby  any  person  first 
becomes  bound  to  serve  as  a  clerk  in  order  to 
his  admission  as  a  writer  to  the  signet,  or  as 
a  soUcitor,  agent,  or  attorney  in  the  Coui-t  of 
Session,  Justiciary,  or  Commission  of  Teinds 
in  Scotland,  £60;  as  a  procurator  or  solicitor 

in  any  inferior  court  in  Scotland 2s.  6d. 

(See  Note  a.) 
Akticxes  op  Clekkship,  whereby  any  person, 
having  been  before  bound  by  duly  stamped 
articles  to  serve  as  a  clerk  in  order  to  his 
admission  in  any  of  the  courts  aforesaid,  and 
not  having  completed  his  service  so  as  to  be 
entitled   to   such   admission,    becomes    bound 

afresh  for  the  same  pui-pose 10s. 

Assignment  or  Assignation.      See    Mortgage, 

etc.,  and  Conveyance. 
Attorney.     See  Letter  of  Attorney. 
Award  or  Deckeet-Arbitral  in  Scotland,  where 
the  amount  or  value  of  the  matter  in  dispute 

does  not  exceed  £5 £0     0     .3 

Exceeding  £5  and  not  exceeding  £10         0     0     6 

10  ...  20        0    1 

20  ...  30        0     1 

30  ...  40        0    2 

40  ...  50        0    2 

50  ...  100        0     5 

...       100  ...  200        0  10 

...       200  ...  500        0  15 

...       500  ...  750        1     0 

...      750  ...  1000        1     5 

And  where  it  exceeds  £1000,  and  in  any 

other  case  not  above  provided  for 115 

Baxk  Note — 

For  money  not  exceeding  £1 

Exceeding  £1,  not  exceeding       2 

2  ...  5 

5  ...  10 

10  ...  20 

20  ...  .30 

30  ...  50 

50  ...  100 


Bill  of  Exchange — Payable  on  demand Id. 

[An  Order  for  tbe  payment  of  any  sum  of  money 
by  a  bill  of  exchange  or  promissoi-y  note.. ..Id. 

An  Order  for  the  delivery  of  any  bill  of  exchange 
or  promissory  note  in  satisfaction  of  any  sum 
of  money Id. 

An  Order  for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money 
out  of  any  particular  fund  which  may  or  may 
not  be  available,  or  upon  any  condition  or  con- 
tingencj'  which  may  or  may  not  be  performed 

or  happen Id. 

§  4«  (2.) 

An  Order  for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money 
weekly,  monthly,  or  at  any  other  stated 
periods Id. 

An  Order  for  the  payment  by  any  person,  at  any 
time  after  the  date  thereof,  of  any  sum  of 
money,  and  sent  or  delivered  bj'  the  person 
making  the  same  to  the  person  by  whom  the 
payment  is  to  be  made,  and  not  to  the  person 
to  whom  the  payment  is  to  be  made,  or  to  any 

person  on  his  behalf Id. 

§  48  (.3.)] 
Bill  of  Exchange  of  any  other  kind  whatsoever 
{except  a  bank  note)  and  Projiissory  Note  of 
any  kind  whatsoever  {except  a  bank  note) — 
drawn,  or  exjDressed  to  be  payable,  or  actually 
paid,  or  endorsed,  or  in  any  manner  negotiated 
in  the  United  Kingdom,  where  the  amount  or 
value  of  the  money  for  which  the  bill  or  note 
is  drawn  or  made  does  not  exceed  £5 Id. 


(See  §  45,  46,  47,  Note  b.) 


£0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 


otherwise  delivers  out,  or  states  the  amount  of,  any 
appraisement,  he  shall  forfeit  £50. 

(2.)  Any  person  who  receives  or  pays  for  ap 
praisement,  unless  written  out  and  stamped,  shall 
forfeit  £20. 

a.  §  42.  (1.)  Whore  the  same  articles  are  a  quali 
fication  for  the  admission  of  any  person  not  only 
as  a  writer  to  the  signet,  or  as  a  solicitor  in  the 
Courts  of  Session,  etc.,  but  also  as  a  procurator  in 
any  inferior  court  in  Scotland,  such  articles  are 
not  to  be  charged  with  more  than  one  duty  of  £60. 

(2.)  Where  any  person  has  become  bound  by 
dijJy  stamped  articles  in  order  to  his  admission  as 
a  procurator  or  solicitor  in  any  inferior  court  in 
Scotland,  such  articles  shall,  on  payment  of  such 
further  amount  of  duty  as,  together  with  the 
amount  previously  paid  thereon,  will  make  up  the 
sum  of  £60,  be  impressed  with  a  stamp  denoting 
the  payment  of  such  further  duty,  and  shall  there- 
npon  be  considered  to  be  sufficiently  stamped  for 
entitling  such  person  to  admission  as  a  writer  to  the 
signet,  or  as  a  solicitor  in  the  Court  of  Session,  etc. 

b.  As  to  Bank  Notes,  Bills  of  Exchange,  and 
Promissory  Notes. 

Interpretation  of  terms. — §  45.  The  term  'banker' 


means  and  includes  any  corporation,  society, 
partnership,  and  persons,  and  everj-  individual 
person,  cari-ying  on  the  business  of  banking  in  the 
United  Kingdom. 

The  term  '  bank  note '  means  and  includes  : — 

(1.)  Any  bill  of  exchange  or  promissory  note 
issued  by  any  banker,  other  than  the  Bank  of 
England,  for  the  payment  of  money  not  exceeding 
£100  to  the  bearer  on  demand  : 

(2.)  Any  bill  of  exchange  or  promissory  note  so 
issued  which  entitles,  or  is  intended  to  entitle,  the 
bearer  or  holder  thereof,  without  endorsement,  or 
without  any  further  or  other  endorsement  than 
may  be  thereon  at  the  time  of  the  issuing  thereof, 
to  the  payment  of  money  not  exceeding  £100  on 
demand,  whether  the  same  be  so  expressed  or  not, 
and  in  whatever  form  and  by  whomsoever  such 
bUl  or  note  is  drawn  or  made. 

Bank  Notes  may  be  re-issued. — §  46.  A  bank  note 
issued  duly  stamped,  or  issued  unstamped  by  a 
banker  duly  licensed,  or  otherwise  authorized  to 
issue  unstamped  bank  notes,  ma}'  be  from  time  to 
time  re-issued  without  being  liable  to  any  stamp 
duty  by  reason  of  such  re-issuing. 

Penalty  for  issuing  an  wista/nped  bank  note^  £50. — 
§  47.  (1.)  If  anj'  banker,  not  being  duly  licensed 
or  otherwise  authorized  to  issue  unstamped  bank 
notes,  issues,  or  causes  or  permits  to  be  issued,  any 
bank  note  not  being  duly  stamped,  he  shall  forfeit 
the  sum  of  £50. 

For  receiving,  penalty  £50. — (2.)  If  any  person 
receives  or  takes  any  such  bank  note  in  payment 
or  as  a  securitj-,  knowing  the  same  to  have  been 
issued  unstamped  contrary  to  law,  he  shall  forfeit 
the  sum  of  £20. 

Interpretation  of  term  '  bill  of  exchange.^ — §  48. 
(1.)  The  term  '  bill  of  exchange '  for  the  purposes 
of  this  Act  includes  also  draft,  order,  cheque,  and 
letter  of  credit,  and  any  document  or  writing  (er- 
cept  a  bank  note)  entitling  or  purporting  to  entitle 
an}-  person,  whether  named  therein  or  not,  to  pay- 
ment by  any  other  person  of,  or  to  draw  upon  any 
other  person  for,  any  sum  of  money  therein  men- 
tioned. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


631 


Exceeding  £5  and  not  exceeding  £10    £0     0    2 
10  ...  25      0    0    3 

25  ...  50      0    0    6 

50  ...  75      0    0    9 

75  ...  100      0    10 

For  every  £100,  and  also  for  any  frac- 
tional part  of  £100,  of  such  amount 
or  value 0     1     0 

Exemptions. — (1.)  Bill  or  note  issued  by  the  Bank 
of  England  or  Bank  of  Ireland. 

(2.)  Draft  or  order  hj  a  banker  in  United  King- 
dom upon  another  banker  in  United  Kingdom, 
not  payable  to  beai-er  or  to  order,  and  used 
solely  for  the  purpose  of  settling  or  clearing 
any  account  between  such  bankers. 

(3.)  Letter  written  by  a  banker  in  United  King- 
dom to  any  other  liauker  in  United  Kingdom, 
directing  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money, 
the  same  not  being  payable  to  bearer  or  to 
order,  and  such  letter  not  being  sent  or  de- 
livered to  the  person  to  whom  payment  is  to 
be  made,  or  to  any  person  on  his  behalf. 

(4.)  Letter  of  credit  granted  in  United  Kingdom 
authorizing  drafts  to  be  drawn  out  of  United 
Kingdom  payable  in  United  Kingdom. 

(5.)  Draft  or  order  drawn  by  the  Accountant- 
General  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  England 
or  Ireland. 
.  (6.)  Warrant  or  order  for  the  payment  of  any 
annuity  granted  by  the  Commissioners  for  the 
reduction  of  the  National  Debt,  or  for  the  pay- 
ment of  any  dividend  or  interest  on  any  share 


Interpretation  of  term  '■promissory  note.' — §  49. 
(1.)  The  term  'promissory  note'  means  and  in- 
cludes any  document  or  writing  (except  a  bank 
note)  containing  a  promise  to  pay  any  sum  of 
money. 

(2.)  A  note  promising  the  paj'ment  of  any  sum 
of  money  out  of  any  particular  fund  which  may  or 
may  not  be  available,  or  upon  any  condition  or  con- 
tingency which  may  or  may  not  be  performed  or 
happen,  is  to  be  deemed  for  the  purposes  of  this  Act 
a  promissory  note  for  the  said  .sum  of  money. 

Bills  and  notes  purjjortin/j  to  be  drmvn,  etc.,  abroad 
to  be  deemed  to  have  been  so  drawn,  etc. — §  52.  A  bill 
of  exchange  or  promissory  note  jjurporting  to  be 
drawn  or  made  out  of  the  United  Kingdom  is,  for 
the  purposes  of  this  Act,  to  be  deemed  to  have  been 
so  di'awn  or  made,  although  it  may  in  fact  have 
been  dra-wn  or  made  within  the  United  Kingdom. 

Penalty  for  issuing,  etc.,  any  unstamped  bill  or 
note,  £10;  and  the  bill  or  note  to  be  unavailable. — 
§  54.  (1.)  Every  person  who  issues,  indorses,  trans- 
fers, negotiites,  presents  for  payment,  or  pays  any 
bill  of  exchange  or  promissory  note  liable  to  duty 
and  not  being  duly  stamped,  shall  forfeit  the  sum 
of  £10;  and  the  person  who  takes  or  receives  from 
any  other  person  any  such  bill  or  note  not  being 
duly  stamped  either  in  payment  or  as  a  security,  or 
by  piu'chase  or  otherwise,  shall  not  be  entitled  to 
recover  thereon,  or  to  make  the  same  available  for 
any  purpose  whatever. 

One  bill  only  out  of  a-  set  need  be  stamped. — §  55. 
When  a  bill  of  exchange  is  drawn  in  a  set  accord- 
ing to  the  custom  of  merchants,  and  one  of  the  set 
is  duly  stamped,  the  other  or  others  of  the  set  shall, 
unless  issued  or  in  some  manner  negotiated  apart 
from  such  duly  stamped  bill,  be  exempt  from  duty; 
and  upon  pfoof  of  the  loss  or  destruction  of  a 
duly  .stamped  bill  forming  one  of  a  set,  any  other 
bill  of  the  set  which  has  not  been  issued  or  in 
any  manner  negotiated  apart  from  such  lost  or 
destroyed  bill  may,  although  unstamped,  be  ad- 
mitted in  evidence  to  prove  the  contents  of  such 
lost  or  destroyed  biU. " 


in  the  Government  or  Parliamentary  stocks  or 
funds. 
(7.)  Bill  drawn  by  the  Lords  Commissioners  of 
the  Admiralty,  or  by  any  person  under  their 
authority  under  the  authority  of  any  Act  of 
Parliament,  upon  and  payable  by  the  Acooun- 
tant-Geueral  of  the  Navy. 
(8.)  Bill  drawn  (according  to  a  form  prescribed 
by  Her  Majesty's  orders  by  any  person  duly 
authorized  to  draw  the  same)  upon  and  pay- 
able out  of  any  public  accotmt  for  any  pay  or 
allowance  of  the  army  or  other  expenditure 
connected  therewith. 
(9.)  Coupon  or  warrant  for  interest  attached  to 
and  issued  '\vith  any  security. 

(See  §  48,  49,   52,  54,   and  55,  Note  b,  pp. 
630,  631.) 
BiLT.,  OF  Lading  of  or  for  any  goods,  merchandise, 
or  effects   to   be  exported   or   carried    coast- 
wise  6d. 

(See  Note  ra.) 
Bill  of   Sale. — Absolute — See   Convistance  on 
Sale.     By  way  of  Secui'ity — See  Mortgage, 
etc. 

(See  Note  6.) 
Bond  for  securing  the  payment  or  repayment  of 
money,  or  the  transfer  or  retransfer  of  stock. 
See  Mortgage,  etc. 
Bond  in  relation  to  any  annuity  upon  the  original 
creation  and  sale  thereof.  See  Conveyance 
ON  Sale. 

(See  Note  c.) 
Bond,  Covenant,  or  Instrument  of  any  kind 
whatsoever. 
(1.)  Being  the  only  or  principal  or  primary  secu'- 
rity  for  any  annuity  (except  upon  the  original 
creation  thereof  by  way  of  sale  or  security),  or 
of  any  sum  or  sums  of  money  at  stated  periods, 
not  being  interest  for  any  principal  sum  secured 
by  a  duly  stamped  instrument,  nor  rent  reserved 
by  a  lease  or  tack: 

For  a  definite  and  certain  period,  so  that  the 
total  amount  to  be  ultimately  payable  can 
be  ascertained — the  same  ad  valorem  duty 
as  a  bond  or  covenant  for  such  total 
amount.  See  Mortgage,  etc.  (1.) 
For  the  term  of  life,  or  any  other  indefinite 
period — 

For  every  £5,  and  also  for  any  fractional 
part  of  £5,  of  the  annuity  or  sum  peri- 
odically payable 2s.  6d. 

(2.)  Being  a  collateral  or  auxiliary  or  additional 
or  substituted  security  for  any  of  the  above- 
mentioned  purposes  where  the  principal  or 
primary  instrument  is  duly  stamped : 
Where  the  total  amount  to  be  ultimately  payable 
can  be  ascertained,  the  same  ad  valorem  duty 
as  a  bond  or  covenant  of  the  same  kind  for  such 
total  amount.  See  Mortgage,  etc.  (2.) 
In  any  other  case — 

For  every  £5,  and  also  for  any  fractional  part  of 
£5,  of  the  annuity  or  sum  periodically  pay- 
able  6d. 


a.  §  56.  (1.)  Not  to  be  stamped  after  the  execution 

thereof. 
(2.)  Every  person  who  makes  or  executes, 
not  duly  stamped,  shall  forfeit  £50. 

b.  §  57.  A  copy  of  a  bill  of  sale  is  not  to  be  filed 
in  any  court,  unless  the  original,  duly  stamped,  is 
produced  to  the  proper  officer. 

c.  §  75.  Where,  upon  the  sale  of  an  annuity;  there 
is  not  a  grant  or  conveyance,  the  bond  or  other 
instrument  for  securing  the  annuity  to  be  deemed 
conveyance  on  sale. 


632 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


BonD  given  pursuant  to  the  directions  of  any  Act 
of  Parliament,  or  by  the  directions  of  the  Com- 
missioners of  Customs  or  Inland  Eevenue,  or 
any  of  their  officers,  for  or  in  respect  of  any  of 
the  duties  of  customs  or  excise,  or  fur  prevent- 
ing frauds  or  evasions  thereof,  or  for  any  other 
matter  or  thing  relating  thereto — ■ 
Where  the  penalty  of  the  bond  does  not  exceed 
£150,  the  same  ad  valorem  duty  as  a  bond  for 
the  amount  of  the  penalty.     See  Mortgage. 

And  in  anj'  other  case 5s. 

Exemjition. — Bond  with  relation  to  obtaining 
drawback  of  duties  in  respect  of  goods  ex- 
ported.    (See  Note  «.) 

Bond  on  obtaining  coufirmation  of  testament  ...5s. 
Exeynp/ions.  —  (1.)  Bond  given  by  the  widow, 
child,  father,  mother,  brother,  or  sister  of  any 
common  seaman,  marine,  or  soldier,  slain  or 
dying  in  the  service  of  Her  Majesty,  her  heirs 
or  successors. 
(2.)  Bond  given  bj'  any  person  where  the  estate 
to  be  administered  does  not  exceed  £100  in 
value. 

Bond  of  any  kind  whatsoever  not  specifically 
charged — 
Where  the  amount  limited  to  be  recoverable  does 
not  exceed  £300,  the  same  ad  valorem  duty  as 
a  bond  for  the  amount  limited.  See  Mort- 
gage, etc. 
In  any  other  case 10s. 

Bond,  accompanied  with  a  deposit  of  title-deeds, 
for  making  a  mortgage,  wadset,  or  other  security 
on  anj'  estate  or  property  therein  comprised. 
See  Mortgage,  etc. 

Bond,  Declaration,  or  other  Deed  or  Writing 
for  making  redeemable  any  disposition,  assig- 
nation, or  tack,  apparently  absolute,  but  in- 
tended only  as  a  securit}'.    See  Mortgage,  etc. 

[Building  Societies,  exemption  in  favour  of,  re- 
stricted to  mortgages  bj'  members  not  exceeding 
£500.     See  under  Mortgage,  §  112.] 

Certificate  to  be  taken  out  yearly  by  every  person 
admitted  or  enrolled  in  Scotland  as  a  wi-iter  to 
the  signet,  solicitor,  agent,  attorney,  procura- 
tor, or  notar}'  public : 
If  such  person  practises  or  carries  on  business 
within  the  city  or  shire  of  Edinburgh,  and  if 
admitted,  etc.,  for  three  years  or  upwards. ..£9. 

If  not  so  long  admitted,  etc £4,  10s. 

If  business  carried  on  beyond  the  above-men- 
tioned limits,  and  if  admitted,  etc.,  for  three 

years  or  upwards £6. 

If  not  so  long  admitted,  etc £3. 

(See  Note  b.) 

Certificate  of  any  goods,  wares,  or  merchandise 
having  been  duly  entered  inwards,  which  shall 
be  entered  outwards  for  exportation  at  the  port 
of  importation,  or  be  removed  from  thence  to 
any  other  port  for  the  more  convenient  expor- 
tation thereof,  where  such  certificate  is  issued 
for  enabling  any  person  to  obtain  a  debenture 
or  certificate  entitling  him  to  receive  any  draw- 
back of  any  duty  or  duties  of  customs,  or  any 
part  thereof 4s. 

Certificate  of  the  registration  of  a  design £5. 

(See  Note  c.) 

Charter,  Feu.     (See  Conveyance  on  Sale  and 


a.  §  58.  Bonds  not  to  include  goods  belonging  to 
more  than  one  person,  penalty  £50. 

b.  §  69,  60,  61,  62,  63,  and  64  impose  penalties  for 
practising  without  certificates,  and  contain  regula- 
tions for  taking  out  certificates. 

c.  §  65.  Duty  to  be  denoted  by  a  specially  appro- 
priated stamp. 


§  72.  This  section  provides  how  the  considera- 
tion, when  it  consists  of  periodical  payments, 
is  to  be  charged.) 

Charter  of  resignation,  or  of  confirmatioD,  or  of 
novodamus,  or  upon  apprising,  or  upon  a  de- 
creet of  adjudication  or  sale 5s. 

Charter-Party,  or  any  agreement  or  contract  for 
the  charter  of  any  ship  or  vessel,  or  any  memo- 
randum, letter,  or  other  writing,  between  the 
captain,  master,  or  owner  of  any  ship  or  vessel, 
and  any  other  person,  for  or  relating  to  the 
freight  or  conveyance  of  any  money,  goods,  or 
effects  on  board  of  such  ship  or  vessel 6d. 

Clare  Constat.     See  Precept. 

Collation.  See  Appointment,  etc.,  to  ecclesias- 
tical benefices. 

Commission  granted  by  Her  Majesty,  her  heirs  or 
successors,  or  by  any  person  or  persons  duly 
authorized  by  her  or  them,  to  any  officer  in  the 
army,  or  in  the  corps  of  Poyal  Marines. .£1, 10s. 

Commission  granted  by  the  Lords  Commissioners 
of  the  Admiralty  to  any  officer  in  the  navy.. 5s. 

Commission  or  Deputation  granted  by  the  Com- 
missioners of  Inland  Eevenue £1,  10s. 

Commission  of  Lunacy 5s. 

CojENiissiON  to  act  as  a  notary-public  in  Scotland, 
£20.     See  Admission. 

Commission  in  the  nature  of  a  power  of  attorney  in 
Scotland.  See  Letter  or  Power  of  Attor- 
ney. 

Constat  of  Letters  Patent.    See  Exemplification. 

Contract.     See  Agreement. 

Contract  Note. — Any  note,  memorandum,  or 
writing,  commonly  called  a  '  contract  note,'  or 
by  whatever  name  the  same  maj'  be  designated, 
for  or  relating  to  the  sale  or  purchase  of  any 
stock  or  marketable  security  of  the  value  of  £5 

or  upwards Id. 

(See  Note  d.) 

Conveyance  or  Transfer,  whether  on  sale  or 
otherwise — 
(1.)  Of  any  stock  of  the  Governor  and  Company 

of  the  Bank  of  England 7s.  9d. 

(2.)  Of  any  stock  of  the  East  India  Co....£l,  10s. 
(3.)  Of  any  debenture  stock  or  funded  debt  of  any 
company  or  corporation,   for  eveiy  £100,  and 
also  for  any  fractional  part  of  £100,  of  the  no- 
minal amount  transferred 2s.  6d. 

(See  §  78,  Note  a,  p.  634.) 

CoNA'EYANCE  or  TRANSFER  on  sale  of  any  property 
(except  such  stock  or  debenture  stock  or  funded 
debt  as  aforesaid),  where  the  amount  or  value 
of  the  consideration  for  the  sale  does  not  ex- 
ceed £5 
Exceeding    £5  and  not  exceeding  10 
10                 ...  15 
15                 ...  20 
20                ...  25 
25                 ...  50 
50                 ...                75 
75                ...              100 


£0 

0 

6 

0 

1 

0 

0 

1 

6 

0 

2 

0 

0 

2 

6 

0 

6 

0 

0 

7 

6 

0 

10 

0 

d.  §  69.  (1.)  The  duty  may  be  denoted  by  an  ad- 
hesive stamp,  which  is  to  be  cancelled  by  the  pei'son 
by  whom  the  note  is  first  executed. 

(2.)  Every  person  who  makes  or  executes  any 
contract  note  chargeable  with  duty,  and  not  being 
duly  st-iimped,  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £20. 

(3.)  No  broker,  agent,  or  other  person  shall  have 
any  legal  claim  to  any  charge  for  brokerage,  com- 
mission, or  agency,  with  reference  to  the  sale  or 
purchase  of  any  stock  or  marketable  security  of  the 
value  of  £5  or  upwards,  mentioned  or  referred  to 
in  any  contract  note,  unless  such  note  is  duly 
stamped. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


633 


Exceeding  £100, 

not  exceeding 

£125 

£0  12 

6 

125 

150 

0  15 

0 

150 

175 

0  17 

6 

175 

200 

1     0 

0 

200 

225 

1    2 

6 

225 

250 

1    5 

0 

250 

275 

1    7 

6 

275 

300 

1  10 

0 

300, 

for 

every  £50, 

and  al 

30 

for 

any  fractional  part  of 

£50, 

of 

such  amount  or 

value 

.    0    5 

0 

(See  Note  a.) 

Conveyance  or  Transfer  by  way  of  security  of 
any  property  (except  such  stock  or  debenture 
stock  or  funded  debt  as  aforesaid),  or  of  any 
security.     See  Mortgage,  etc. 


a.  Interpretation  of  ^conveyance  on  sale.'^^  70. 
The  term  "conveyance  on  sale'  includes  every  in- 
strument, and  every  decree  or  order  of  any  court 
or  of  any  commissioners,  whereby  any  property 
upon  the  sale  thereof  is  legally  or  equitably  trans- 
ferred to  or  vested  in  the  purchaser,  or  any  other 
person  on  his  behalf  or  by  his  direction. 

Sow  ad  valorem  duly  to  be  calculated^in  respect  of 
stock  and  securities. — §  71.  (1.)  Where  the  con- 
sideration, or  any  part  of  the  consideration,  for  a 
conveyance  on  sale  consists  of  any  stock  or  market- 
able security,  such  conveyance  is  to  be  charged 
with  ad  valorem  duty  in  respect  of  the  value  of 
such  stock  or  security. 

[Duty  to  be  calculated  on  value  of  such  stock  or 
security  according  to  the  average  price  at  the 
date   of    the   instrument   (§    12).      Money  in 
foreign  or  colonial  currency,  the  duty  to  be 
calculated  on  value  in  British  currency  accord- 
ing to  current  rate  of  exchange  at  the  date  of 
instrument  (§  11).] 
(2.)  Where  the  consideration,  or  any  part  of  the 
consideration,  for  a  conveyance  on  sale  consists  of 
any  security  not  being  a  marketable  security,  such 
convej-ance  is  to  be  charged  with  ad  valorem  duty 
in  respect  of  the  amount  due  on  the  daj'  of  the  date 
thereof  for  principal  and  interest  upon  such  secu- 
rity. 

How  consideration,  consisting  of  periodical  pay- 
ments, to  be  charged. — §  72.  (l.)  Where  the  con- 
sideration, or  any  part  of  the  consideration,  for  a 
Conveyance  on  sale  consists  of  money  payable 
periodically  for  a  definite  period,  so  that  the  total 
amount  to  be  paid  can  be  previously  ascertained, 
such  conveyance  is  to  be  charged  in  respect  of  such 
consideration  with  ad  valorem  duty  on  such  total 
amount. 

(2.)  Where  the  consideration,  or  any  part  of  the 
consideration,  for  a  conveyance  on  sale  consists  of 
money  payable  periodically  in  perpetuity,  or  for 
any  indefinite  period  not  terminable  with  life,  such 
convej'ance  is  to  be  charged  in  respect  of  such  con- 
sideration with  ad  valorem  duty  on  the  total  amount 
which  will  or  may,  according  to  the  terms  of  sale, 
be  payable  during  the  period  of  twenty  years  next 
after  the  day  of  the  date  of  such  instrument. 

(3.)  Where  the  consideration,  or  any  part  of  the 
consideration,  for  a  conveyance  on  sale  consists  of 
money  payable  periodically  during  any  life  or 
lives,  such  conveyance  is  to  be  charged  in  respect 
of  such  consideration  with  ad  valorem  duty  on  the 
amount  which  will  or  may,  according  to  the  terms 
of  sale,  be  payable  during  the  period  of  twelve 
years  next  after  the  day  of  the  date  of  such  instru 
ment. 

No  higher  duty  than  10s.  on  instrument  for  securing 
periodical  jJayments. — (4.)  Provided  that  no  convey- 
ance on  sale  chargeable  with  ad  valorem  duty  in 
respect  of  any  periodical  payments,  and  containing 
also  provision  for  securing  such  periodical  pay- 
ments, is  to  be  charged  with  any  duty  whatsoever 
in  respect  of  such  provision,  and  no  separate  in- 


strument made  in  any  such  case  for  securing  such 
periodical  payments  is  to  be  charged  with  any 
higher  duty  than  10s. 

How  conveyance  in  consideration  of  a  debt,  or  sub- 
ject to  future  payment,  etc.,  to  be  charged. — §  73. 
Where  any  property  is  conveyed  to  any  person  in 
consideration,  wholly  or  in  part,  of  any  debt  due 
to  him,  or  subject  either  certainly  or  contingently 
to  the  payment  or  transfer  of  any  money  or  stock, 
whether  being  or  constituting  a  charge  or  encum- 
brance upon  tTie  property  or  not,  such  debt,  money, 
or  stock  is  to  be  deemed  the  whole  or  part,  as  the 
case  maybe,  of  the  consideration  in  respect  whereof 
the  conveyance  is  chargeable  with  ad  valorem  duty. 

Property  conveyed  in  separate  parts,  but  sold  for 
one  price  for  the  whole.— ^  74.  (1.)  Where  any  pro- 
perty has  been  contracted  to  be  sold  for  one  con- 
sideration for  the  whole,  and  is  conveyed  to  the 
purchaser  in  separate  parts  or  parcels  by  different 
instruments,  the  consideration  is  to  be  apportioned 
in  such  manner  as  the  parties  think  lit,  so  that  a 
distinct  consideration  for  each  separate  part_  or 
parcel  is  set  forth  in  the  conveyance  relating 
thereto,  and  such  convej-auce  is  to  be  charged  with 
ad  valorem  duty  in  respect  of  such  distinct  con- 
sideration. 

One  price  and  purchase  for  two  or  m.ore  pei-sons. — 
(2.)  Where  property  contracted  to  be  purchased 
for  one  consideration  for  the  whole  by  two  or  more 
persons  jointly,  or  by  any  person  for  himself  and 
others,  or  wholly  for  others,  is  conveyed  in  parts 
or  parcels  by  separate  instruments  to  the  persons 
by  or  for  whom  the  same  was  purchased  for  distinct 
parts  of  the  consideration,  the  conveyance  of  each 
separate  part  or  parcel  is  to  be  charged  with  ad 
valorem  duty  in  respect  of  the  distinct  part  of  the 
consideration  therein  specified. 

Sub-salts  before  conveyance.— (p.)  Where  a  person 
having  contracted  for  the  purchase  of  any  property, 
but  not  having  obtained  a  conveyance  thereof,  con- 
tracts to  sell  the  same  to  any  other  person,  and  the 
properly  is  in  consequence  conveyed  immediately 
to  the  sub-purchaser,  the  conveyance  is  to  be 
charged  with  ad  valorem  duty  in  respect  of  the 
consideration  for  the  sale  by  the  original  purchaser 
to  the  sub-purchaser.  (4.)  Where  a  person  having 
contracted  for  the  purchase  of  any  property,  but 
not  having  obtained  a  convej'ance,  contracts  to  sell 
tho  whole  or  any  part  or  parts  thereof  to  any  other 
person  or  persons,  and  the  property  is  in  conse- 
quence conveyed  by  the  original  seller  to  different 
persons  in  parts  or  parcels,  the  conveyance  of  each 
part  or  parcel  is  to  be  charged  with  ad  valorem  duty 
in  respect  only  of  the  consideration  moving  from 
the  sub-purchaser  thereof,  without  regard  to  the 
amount  or  value  of  the  original  consideration. 

Sub-purchaser  obtaining  a  conveyancefrom  original 
seller  in  addition  to  conveyance  from  frst  purchaser. 

(5  )  Wiiere  a  sub-purchaser  takes  an  actual  cun- 

veyance  of  tho  interest  of  the  person  immediately 
selling  to  him,  which  is  chargeable  with  ad  valorem 
duty  in  respect  of  the  considnralion  moving  from 
him,  and  is  duly  stamped  accordingly,  any  con- 
veyance to  be  afterwards  made  to  him  of  the  same 
property  by  the  original  seller  shdl  be  exempt 
from  the  said  ad  valorem  duty,  and  chargeable 
only  with  the  duty  to  which  it  maybe  liable  under 
any  general  description,  but  such  last-mentioned 
duty  shall  not  exceed  the  ad  valorem  duty. 

As  to  the  sale  of  an  annuity  or  right  not  before  in 


634 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Conveyance  or  Transfer  of  any  kind  not  lieie- 
inbefore  described,  10s. 

(See  Note  o.) 
Copy   or  Extract  (attested   or  in  any  manner 
authenticated)  of  or  from — 

(1.)  An  instrument  chargeable  Tvith  any  duty. 

(2.)  An  original  will,  testament,  or  codicil. 

(3.)  The  pi'obate  or  probate  copy  of  a  will  or 
codicil. 

(4.)  Any  letters  of  administration  or  any  con- 
firmation of  a  testament; 

(5.)  Any  public  register  (except  any  register  of 
births,  baptisms,  marriages,  deaths,  or  burials). 

(6.)  The  books,  rolls,  or  records  of  any  court. 

In  the  case  of  an  instrument  chargeable  with 
any  duty  not  amountiug  to  Is.,  the  same  duty 
as  such  instrument. 

la  any  other  case Is. 

Exemptions.  —  (1.)  Copy  or  extract  of  or  from 
any  law  proceedings. 

(2.)  Copy  or  extract  in  Scotland  of  or  from  the 
commission  of  any  person  as  a  delegate  or 
representative  to  the  convention  of  royal 
burghs  or  the  general  assembly  or  any  presby- 
tery or  church  court. 
Copy  or  Extract  (certiiied)  of  or  from  any  re- 
gister of  births,  baptisms,  marriages,  deaths, 
or  burials Id. 

Exemptions. — (1.)  Copy  or  extract  furnished  by 
any  clergyman,  registrar,  or  other  official  per- 
son,'pursuant  to  and  for  the  purposes  of  any 


existence. — §  75.  Where  upon  the  sale  of  any 
annuity  or  other  right  not  before  in  existence  such 
annuity  or  other  right  is  not  created  by  actual 
gi-ant  or  conTeyance,  but  is  only  secured  by  bond, 
warrant  of  attorney,  covenant,  contract,  or  other- 
wise, the  bond  or  other  instrument,  or  some  one 
of  such  instruments,  if  there  be  more  than  one,  is 
to  be  charged  with  the  same  duty  as  an  actual 
grant  or  conveyance,  and  is  for  all  the  purposes  of 
this  Act  to  be  deemed  an  instrument  of  conveyance 
on  sale. 

^'here  several  insti-uments,   the  principal  instru- 
ment only  to  he  charged  with   ad  valoreiit  duty. — § 

76.  Where  there  arc  several  instruments  of  con- 
veyance for  completing  the  purchaser's  title  to 
the  property  sold,  the  principal  instrument  of  con- 
veyance only  is  to  be  charged  with  ad  valorem 
duty,  and  the  other  insti'uments  are  to  be  respec- 
tively charged  with  such  other  duty  as  they  may 
be  liable  to,  but  such  last-mentioned  duty  shall 
not  exceed  the  ad  valorem  duty  payable  in  respect 
of  the  principal  instrument. 

Principal  insti-unient,  how   to  be   ascertained. — § 

77.  (1.)  In  the  cases  below  specified,  the  principal 
instrument  is  to  be  ascertained  in  the  following 
manner : — 

(a.  and  b.)     Applicable  to  England. 

(c.)    Where  in  Scotland  there  is   a   disposition 

or  assignation  executed  by  the  seller,  and  any 

other  instrument  is  executed  for  completing 

the  title,  the  disposition  or  assignation  is  to 

be  deemed  the  principal  instrument. 

(2.)  In  any  other  case  the  parties  may  determine 

for  themselves  which  of  sevei-al  instruments  is  to 

be  deemed  the  principal  instrument,  and  may  pay 

the  ad  valorem  duty  thereon  accordingly. 

a.  §  78.  Instrument  and  decree  or  order  of  court 
or  of  commissioners  bj''  which  property  on  any 
occasion,  except  sale  or  mortgage,  is  transferred 
to  or  vested  in  any  person,  is  chargeable  as  a  con 
veyance  or  transfer  of  property.  If  for  effectual 
Lng  the  appointment  of  a  new  trustee,  no  higher 
duty  than  10s. 


Act  of  Parliament,  or  furnished  to  any  general 
or  superintending  registrar  under  any  general 
regulation. 
(21)  Copy  or  extract  for  which  the  person  giving 
the  same  is  not  entitled  to  any  fee  or  reward. 
(See  Note  b.) 

Cost  Book  Mines.     See  Transfer. 

Counterpart.     See  Duplicate. 

Covenant  for  securing  the  payment  or  repayment 
of  money  or  the  transfer  or  retransfer  of  stock. 
See  Mortgage,  etc. 

Covenant  in  relation  to  any  annuity  upon  the 
original  creation  and  sale  thereof.  See  Con- 
veyance on  S^vle,  and  §  75. 

Covenant  in  relation  to  any  annuity  (except  upon 
the  original  creation  and  sale  thereof),  or  to 
other  periodical  payments.     See  Bond,  Cove- 

N^VNT,  etc. 

Covenant. — -Any  separate  deed  of  covenant  (not 
being  an  instrument  chargeable  with  ad  valorem 
duty  as  a  conveyance  on  sale  or  mortgage) 
made  on  the  sale  or  mortgage  of  any  property, 
and  relating  solely  to  the  conveyance  or  en- 
joyment of,  or  the  title  to,  the  property  sold  or 
mortgaged,  or  to  the  production  of  the  muni- 
ments of  title  relating  thereto,  or  to  all  or  any 
of  the  matters  aforesaid. 
Where  the  ad  valorem  duty  in  respect  of  the 
consideration  or  mortgage  money  does  not 
exceed  10s.,  a  duty  equal  to  the  amount  of  such 
ad  valorem  duty. 

In  any  other  case 10s. 

[Cro'wn.  —  Instruments  relating  to  property  of, 
liable  to  same  duty  as  instruments  relating  to 
property  of  subject,  §  5.] 

Debenture  for  securing  the  payment  or  repay- 
ment of  money  or  the  transfer  or  retransfer  of 
stock.     See  Mortgage,  etc. 

Debenture  or  Certificate  to  receive  any  draw- 
back of  duties,  of  customs   or  excise,  or  any 
bounty  payable  out  of  the  revenue  of  customs 
or  excise  for  goods  exported. 
Where  the  drawback  or  bounty  to  be  received 

does  not  exceed  £10 Is.  0(E 

Exceeds  £10,  and  does  not  exceed  £50,.... 2s.  6(J. 
Exceeds  £50 5s.  Od. 

Declaration  of  any  use  or  trust  of  or  concerning 
any  property  by  any  writing,  not  being  a  deed 
or  will,  or  an  instrument  chargeable  with  ad 
valorein  duty  as  a  settlement 10a. 

Declaration  (Statutory).     See  Affidavit. 

Decreet-arbitral.     See  Award. 

Deed  whereby  any  real  burden  is  declared  or 
created  on  lands  or  heritable  subjects  in  Scot- 
land. 

(See  Note  c.) 

Deed  containing  an  obligation  to  infeft  any  person 
in   heritable    subjects   in    Scotland,    under  a 
clause  of  reversion,  as  a  security  for  money. 
(See  Note  c.) 

Deed  containing  an  obligation  to  infeft  or  seize  in 
an  annuity  to  be  uplifted  out  of  heritable  sub- 
jects ia  Scotland.     See  Bond,  Covenant,  etc. 


b.  §  80.  The  duty  upon  a  certified  copy  or  extract 
of  or  from  any  register  of  births,  baptisms,  mar- 
riages, deaths,  or  burials,  is  to  be  paid  by  the 
person  requiring  the  copy  or  exfci-act,  and'  may  be 
denoted  by  an  adhesive  stamp,  which  is  to  be  can^ 
celled  by  the  person  by  whom  the  copy  or  extract 
is  signed  before  he  delivers  the  same  out  of  his 
hands,  custody,  or  power. 

c.  See  Mortgage,  and  §  105,  giving  definition  of 
Mortgage. 


STA-MP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


635 


Deed  of  any  kind  wtat soever,  not  described  in 

the  schedule 10s. 

[Deed  of  Kelinquishment  of  Superiority — 
If   in  consideration  of  a  sum  of  money.     See 

CONATEYANCE. 

If  gratuitous , 10s. 

Defeazance. — Deed  or  other  instrument  of  de- 
feazauce  of  anj'  conveyance,  disposition,  assig- 
nation, or  tack,  'apparently  absolute,  but  in- 
tended only  as  a  security  for  money  or  stock. 
,  See  Mortgage,  and  §  105.  (This  section  de- 
fines '  Mortgage.') 

Delrttrt  Oeder Id. 

Warrant  for  goods od. 

ExeniptioTis.—(l.')  Document  or  -writing  given 
by  an  inland  carrier  acknoTvledging  the  receipt 
of  goods  convej'ed  by  such  carrier. 
(2.)  A  weight  note  issued  together  with  a  duly 
stamped  warrant,  and  relating  solely  to  the 
same  goods,  etc. 

(See  Note  a.) 

Deposit  of  Title-Deeds.  See  Mortgage,  and  § 
105.     (This  section  defines  '  Mortgage.') 

Deputation  by  the  Commissioners  of  Inland 
Revenue.     See  Comjiission. 

Deputation  or  Appointment  of  a  gamekeeper,  10s. 

[Disentall.     Instrument  of 10s.] 

Dispensation.     See  Faculty. 

Disposition  of  heritable  property  in  Scotland  to 
singular  successors  or  purchasers.  See  Con 
veyance  on  Sale. 

Disposition  of  heritable  property  in'  Scotland  to  a 
purchaser  containing  a  clause  declaring  all  or 
any  part  of  the  purchase  money  a  real  bur 
den  upon,  or  affecting,  the  heritable  property 
therebj'  disponed,  or  any  part  thereof.  See 
Contet^vnce  on  Sale,  Mortgage,  etc. 

Disposition  in  Scotland  containing  constitution  of 
feu  or  ground  annual  right.  See  Convey 
ANCE  on  Sale,  and  §  72.  (This  section  pro- 
vides how  the  consideration  when  consisting 
of  periodical  payments  is  to  be  charged.) 

Disposition  in  security  in  Scotland.  See  Mort- 
gage, etc. 


Disposition  of  any  wadset,  heritable  bond,  etc. 
See  Mortgage,  etc. 

Disposition  in  Scotland  of  any  property  or  of  any 
right  or  interest  therein  not  described  in  this 
schedule 10s. 

Dock  Warrant.     See  Warrant  for  Goods. 

Docket  made  on  passing  any  instrument  under 
the  Great  Seal  of  the  United  Kingdom  ......2s. 

Donation  of  any  ecclesiastical  benefice,  dignity,  or 
promotion.  Seo  Appointment,  etc.,  to  eccle- 
siastical benefices. 

Draft  for  money.  See  Bill  of  Exchange, 
and  §  48.  (This  section  defines  'Bill  of  Ex- 
change.') 

Duplicate;  or  Countrpart  of  any  instrument 
chargeable  with  any  duty.  Where  such  duty 
does  not  amount  to  5s.,  the  same  duty  as  the 
original  instrument ;  in  auj^  other  case,  5s. 
See  §  93.  (This  section  provides  that,  to  be 
duly  stamped,  it  must  be  stamped  the  same  as 
the  original,  or  have  the  stamp  impressed 
denoting  the  original  duly  stamped.) 
[Dwelling-Houses  Act,  18  &  19  Vict.  c.  88. 
— Leases  under,  and  transfers  thereof,  may 
have  the  duties  impressed  on  paper,  or  denoted 
by  special  adhesive  stamp. — 18  &  19  Vict.  c. 
88,  §  21.] 

Ecclesiastical  Benefice.  See  Appointment, 
etc.,  to  ecclesiastical  benefices. 

EiK  to  a  reversion.  See  Mortgage,  etc;,  and  § 
105.     (This  section  defines  '  Mortgage.') 

Exchange  or  Excambion.  Partition  or  Divi- 
sion. Instruments  effecting.  —  [Instrument 
upon  the  exchange  of  heritable  property  for 
other  heritable  property,  or  upon  the  division 
of  heritable  propertj",  if  any  consideration  ex- 
ceeding illOO  shall  be  given  for  equality — ad 
valorem  conveyance  on  sale  duty  for  such  con- 
sideration (§  94).] 

In  any  other  case 10s. 

(See  Note  6.) 

Exemplification  or  Constat,  under  the  Great 
Seal  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain 
and   Ireland,   of  any  letters   patent  or  grant 


a.  As  to  Delivery  Orders  and  Warrants 
FOR  Goods. 

§  87.  The  term  '  delivery  order'  means  any  docu- 
ment or  writing  entitling  any  person  or  his  assigns, 
or  the  holder  thereof,  to  the  delivery  of  any  goods, 
etc.,  of  the  value  of  40s.  or  upwards,  lying  in  any 
dock  or  port,  or  in  any  warehouse  in  which  goods 
are  stored  or  deposited  on  rent  or  hire,  or  upon  any 
wharf,  signed  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  owner  of  such 
goods,  etc.,  upon  the  sale  or  transfer  of  the  property 
therein. 

§  88.  The  term  '  warrant  for  goods '  means  any 
document  or  writing,  being  evidence  of  the  title 
of  any  person  or  his  assigns,  or  the  holder  thereof, 
to  the  property  in  any  goods,  etc.,  lying  in  any 
warehouse  or  dock,  or  upon  any  wharf,  and  signed 
or  certified  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  person  having 
the  custody  of  such  goods,  etc. 

§  90.  The  duty  upon  a  delivery  order  is  to  be 
paid  by  the  person  to  whom  the  order  is  given. 
Order  may  be  refused  until  the  amount  of  the  duty 
is  paid. 

I  91.  (1.)  Every  document  or  writing  in  the  na- 
ture of  a  delivery  order  is  to  be  deemed  to  have 
been  given  upon  a  sale  of,  or  transfer  of  the  pro- 
perty in,  goods,  etc.,  of  the  value  of  40s.  or  upwards, 
tinless  the  contrary  is  expressly  stated  therein ; 
and  every  person  who — 

(a.)  Untruly  states,  or  knowingly  or  willingly 
allows  it  to  be  untruly  stated,  in  any  such 


document  or  writing,  either  that  the  transac- 
tion to  which  it  relates  is  not  a  sale  or  transfer 
of  property,  or  that  the  goods,  wares,  or  mer- 
chandise to  which  it  relates  are  not  of  the 
value  of  40s. ; 
(6.)  Makes,  signs,  or  issues  any  delivery  order 
chargeable   with   duty,    but    not  being   duly 
stamped  ; 
(c.)  Knowingly  or  wilfully,  either  himself,  or  by 
his  servant  or  any  other  person,  procures  or 
requires  or  authorizes  the  delivery  of,  or  de- 
livers, any  goods,  etc.,  mentioned  in  any  de- 
livery order  which  is   not  duly  stamped,  or 
which   contains  to  his  knowledge   any  false 
statement  with  reference  either  to  the  nature 
of  the  transaction,  or  the  value  of  the  goods, 
etc., — shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £20. 
(2.)  But  no  delivery  order  is,  by  reason  of  the 
same  being  unstamped,  to  be  deemed  invalid  in 
the  hands  of  the  person  having  the  custody  of,  or 
delivering  out,  the  goods,  wares,  or  merchandise 
therein  mentioned,  unless  such  person  is  proved 
to  have  been  party  or  privy  to  some  fraud  on  the 
revenue  in  relation  thereto. 

§  92.  Every  person  who  makes,  executes,  or 
issues,  or  receives  or  takes  by  way  of  security  or 
indemnity,  any  warrant  for  goods  not  being  duly 
stamped,  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £20. 

h.  Where  there  are  several  instruments,  the  pro- 
visions of  §  76,  77,  and  94  apply. 


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made  or  to  be  luade  by  Her  Majesty,  her  lieirs 
or  successors,  or  by  any  of  her  royal  prede- 
cessors, of  any  honour,  dignity,  promotion, 
franchise,  liberty,  or  privilege,  or  of  any  lands, 
office,  or  other  thing  whatsoever,    £5 

Extract.     See  Copy  or  Extract. 

Factory,  in  the  nature  of  a  letter  or  power  of 
attorney  in  Scotland.  See  Letter  or  Power 
OF  Attorney'. 

Eeu-Contract  in  Scotland.  See  CoNVEYANCn:  on 
Sale,  and  §  72.  (This  section  provides  how 
the  consideration,  when  consisting  of  peri- 
odical payments,  is  to  be  charged.) 

Foreign  Skcurity.  See  Mortgage,  etc.,  and  § 
113,  114,  and  115  (in  note  to  that  entry). 

Further  Charge  or  Further  Security.  See 
Mortgage,  etc.,  and  §  109  (in  note  to  that 
entry). 

[Gift.  -Grant.     See  Crown.] 

[Grant.  See  Admission  and  Appointment  or 
Grant.] 

Grant  or  Letters  Patent  under  the  Great  Seal 
of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  or  under  the  Seal  kept  and  used  in 
Scotland  in  jiilace  of  the  Great  Seal  formerly 
used  there — 
(1.)  Of  the  honour  or  dignity  of  a  duke,  £350  ; 
of  a  marquess,  £300 ;  of  an  earl,  £250 ;  of 
a   viscount,    £200 ;    of   a   baron,   £150 ;    of  a 

baronet^ £100 

(2,  3,  4,  and  5)  [applicable  to  ecclesiastical  per- 
sons and  matters  in  England.] 
(6.)  Of  any  franchise,  liberty,  or  privilege  to  any 

person  or  body  politic  or  corporate £30 

Exemptions. — (1.)    Commissions  of  rebellion   in 

process. 
(2.)  Letters  patent  or  briefs  for  collecting  chari- 
table benevolences. 

(See  Note  a.) 

Grant  or  Warrant  of  Precedence  to  take  rank 
among  nobility,  under  the  sign  manual  of  Her 
Majesty,  her  heirs  or  successors £100 

Grant  or  Licence  under  the  sign  manual  to  take 
and  use  a  surname  and  arms,  or  a"  surname 
only— 

In  compliance  with  the  injunctions  of  any  will  or 
settlement £50 

Upon  any  voluntary  application £10 

Grant  of  arms  or  armorial  ensigns  only,  under  the 
sign  manual,  or  by  any  of  iho  Kings  of  Arms 
of  England,  Scotland,  or  Ireland £10 

■Grant  of  the  custody  of  the  person  or  estate  of 
any  lunatic £2 

Heritable  Bond.  See  Mortgage,  etc.,  and  §  105. 
(This  section  defines  ■Mortgage.') 

Institution.  See  Appointment,  etc.,  to  ecclesi- 
astical benefices. 

Insurance.     See  Policy'. 

Inventory.     See  Schedule. 

[Joint  Stock  Companies. — Memorandum  of  As- 
sociation and  Articles  of  Association  must 
bear  stamps  as  if  they  were  deeds. — 25  &  26 


a.  §  95.  (1.)  Where  two  or  more  honours  or  dig- 
nities are  granted  bj'  the  same  letters  patent  to  the 
same  person,  such  letters  patent  are  to  be  charged 
with  the  proper  duty  in  respect  of  the  highest  in 
point  of  rauk  only. 

(2.")  Where  any  honour  or  dignity,  honours  or 
dignities,  is  or  are  granted  to  any  person  or  per- 
sons in  remainder,  the  letters  patent  are  to  be 
charged  with  such  further  duty  in  respect  of  every 
remainder  as  would  have  been  payable  for  an  ori- 
ginal grant  of  the  same  honour  or  dignity,  honours 
or  dignities. 


Vict.  c.  89,  §  16.     The  duty  for  a  deed  is  IDs. 

And  see  §  4.] 
Lease  or  Tack — 

(1.)  For  any  definite  term  less  than  a  year: 

(a.)  Of  any  dwelling-house  or  tenement,  or 
part  of  a  dwelling-house  or  tenement,  at  a 
rent  not  exceeding  the  rate  of  £10  per  an- 
num  Id. 

[In  Scotland  for  any  definite  term  not  exceed- 
ing a  year,  at  a  rent  not  exceeding  the  rate 
of  £10  per  annum,  Id— §  98  (5).] 

(6.)  Of  any  furnished  dwelling-house  or  apart- 
ments where  the  rent  for  such  term  exceeds 
£25 2s.  6d. 

(c.)  Of  any  lands,  tenements,  or  heritable  sub- 
jects, except  or  otherwise  than  as  aforesaid, 
the  same  duty  as  a  lease  for  a  year  at  the 
rent  reserved  for  the  definite  term. 
(2.)  For  any  other  definite  term  or  for  any  inde- 
finite term — 

Of  any  lands,  tenements,  or  heritable  sub- 
jects— 

Where  the  consideration,  or  any  jjart  of  the 
consideration,  moving  either  to  the  lessor 
or  to  any  other  person,  consists  of  any 
money,  stock,  or  security  : 

In  respect  of  such  consideration,  the  same 
duty  as  a  conveyance  on  a  sale  for  the  same 
consideration. 

Where  the  consideration  or  any  part  of  the 
consideration  is  any  rent : 

In  respect  of  such  consideration, — If  the  rent, 
whether  reserved  as  a  yearly  rent  or  other- 
wise, is  at  a  rate  or  average  rate : 


* 

t 

X 

s.  d. 

£     5. 

d. 

£    s.    d. 

Not  exceeding £5 

0    6 

0    3 

0 

0    6    0 

Ab.  £5  and  not  ab.  £10 

1     0 

0    6 

0 

0  12    0 

...    10            ...            15 

1     6 

0    9 

0 

0  18    0 

...    1-5            ...            20 

2     0 

0  12 

0 

14    0 

...    20            ...            25 

2    6 

0  15 

0 

1  10    0 

...    25            ...            50 

5     0 

1  10 

0 

3     0    0 

...    50            ...            75 

7     6 

2     5 

0 

4  10    0' 

...    75            ...          100 

10     0 

3     0 

0 

GOO 

Where  the  same  shall 

exceed  .£100,  then  for 

every  .£50,  and  for  any 

fractional  part  of  £50 

5     0 

1  10 

0 

3     0     0 

*  Term  not  exceeding  35  years,  or  indefinite. 

f  Above  35,  but  not  above  100  years, 
t  Exceeding  100  years. 


(3.)  Of  anj'  other  kind  whatsoever,  not  herein- 
before described 10s. 

[Lease  or  Tack,  Agreement  for,  or  with  respect 
to  the  letting  of  lands,  etc.,  for  term  not  ex- 
ceeding 35  years,  liable  to  lease  duty. — §  96 
(1).  Subsequent  lease  to  be  charged  with 
duty  of  6d.— §  96  (2).] 

(See  Note  6.) 


h.  Leases  in  rexjtect  of  iiroduce  or  other  goods,  ad 
valorem  duty  on  ralue  stipulated  or  value  according 
to  rate  of  conversion. — §  97.  (1.)  Where  the  con- 
sideration, or  any  part  of  the  consideration,  for 
which  any  lease  or  tack  is  granted  or  agreed  to  be 
granted,  does  not  consist  of  money,  but  consists  of 
any  produce  or  other  goods,  the  value  of  such  pro- 
duce or  goods  is  to  be  deemed  a  consideration  in 
I'espect  of  which  the  lease  or  tack  or  agreement  is 
chargeable  with  ad  I'alorem  dutj',  and  where  it  iS 
stipulated  that  the  value  of  such  produce  or  goods 
is  to  amount  at  least  to,  or  is  not  to  exceed,  a  given 


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637 


Xetter  of  Allotseent  or  Letter  of  Eenuncia- 
TiON,  or  any  other  document  having  the  effect 
of  a  letter  of  allotment : 

(1.)  Of  any  share  of  any  company  or  proposed 
company Id. 

(2.)  In  respect  of  any  loan  raised,  or  proposed  to 
be  raised,  by  any  company  or  proposed  com- 
pany, or  by  any  municipal  body  or  corpora- 
tion  Id. 

(3.)  Issued  or  delivered  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
of  any  share  of  any  foreign  or  colonial  com- 
pany or  proposed  company,  or  in  respect  of 
any  loan  raised  or  proposed  to  be  raised  by 
or  on  behalf  of  any  foreign  or  colonial  state, 
government,  municipal  body,  corporation,  or 
company Id. 

And  Scrip  Certificate,  Scrip,  or  other  docu- 
ment : 

(1.)  Entitling  anj'  person  to  become  the  pro- 
prietor of  any  share  of  any  company  or  pro- 
posed company Id. 

(2.)  Issued  or  delivered  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
and  entitling  any  person  to  become  the  pro- 


sum,  or  where  the  lessee  is  specially  charged  ■with, 
or  has  the  option  of  paying  after,  any  permament 
rate  of  conversion,  the  value  of  such  produce  or 
goods  is,  for  the  purpose  of  assessing  the  ud  valorem 
duty,  to  be  estimated  at  such  given  sum,  or  accord- 
ing to  such  permanent  rate, 

Statemtnt  ofi-ahte  conclusive  until  shoteii  to  be  in- 
correct.— ("2.)  A  lease  or  tack  or  agreement  made 
either  entirely  or  partiallj'  for  any  such  considera- 
tion, if  it  contains  a  statement  of  the  value  of  such 
consideration,  and  is  stamped  in  accordance  with 
guch  statement,  is,  so  far  as  regards  the  subject 
matter  of  such  statement,  to  be  deemed  duly 
stamped,  unless  or  until  it  is  otherwise  shown  that 
such  statement  is  incorrect,  and  that  it  is  in  fact 
not  duly  stamped. 

No  duty  in  respect  of  penal  rent  or  in  consideration 
of  swrender  of  existing  lease. — §  98.  (1,)  A  lease 
or  tack,  or  agreement  for  a  lease  or  taclc,  or  with 
respect  to  any  letting,  is  not  to  be  charged  with 
any  duty  in  respect  of  any  penal  rent,  or  increased 
rent  in  tlie  nature  of  a  penal  rent,  thereby  reserved 
or  agreed  to  be  reserved  or  made  payable,  or  by 
reason  of  being  made  in  consideration  of  the  sur- 
render or  abandonment  of  any  existing  lease,  tack, 
or  agreement  of  or  relating  to  the  same  subject 
matter. 

Lease  liable  to  ad  valorem  duty  not  liable  for  sub- 
stantial improvements  by  lessee  as  a  further  con- 
sideration.—(2.')  No  lease  made  for  anj'  considera- 
tion or  considerations  in  respect  whereof  it  is 
chargeable  with  ad  valorem  duty,  and  in  further 
consideration  either  of  a  covenant  by  the  lessee  to 
make,  or  of  his  having  previously  made,  any  sub- 
stantial improvement  of  or  addition  to  the  propertj' 
demised  to  him,  or  of  any  covenant  relating  to  the 
matter  of  the  lease,  is  to  be  charged  with  any  duty 
in  respect  of  such  further  consideration. 

Lease  by  ecclesiastical  corporation.  —  (3.)  No 
lease  for  a  life  or  lives  not  exceeding  three,  or  for 
a  term  of  years  determinable  with  a  life  or  lives  not 
exceeding  three,  and  no  lease  for  a  term  absolute 
not  exceeding  twenty-one  years,  gi'anted  by  an 
ecclesiastical  corporation  aggregate  or  sole,  is  to 
be  charged  with  any  higher  duty  than  35s. 

Lease  under  '  Trinity  College  {Dublin),  etc.,  Act,'' 
1851. — (4.)  No  lease  for  a  definite  term  exceeding 
thirt3'-five  years  granted  under  the  '  Trinity  Col- 
lege (Dublin)  Leasing  and  Perpetuity  Act,  1851,'  is 
to  be  charged  with  any  higher  duty  than  would 
have  been  chargeable  thereon  if  it  had  been  a  lease 
for  a  definite  term  not  exceeding  thirty-five  years. 


prietor  of  any  share  of  any  foreign  or  colonial 
company  or  proposed  companj' Id. 

(3.)  Denoting,  or  intended  to  denote,  the  right  of 
any  person  as  a  subscriber  in  respect  of  any 
loan  raised  or  proposed  to  be  raised  by  any 
company  or  proposed  company,  or  by  any 
municipal  body  or  corporation Id. 

(4.)  Issued  or  delivered  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
and  denoting,  or  intended  to  denote,  the  right 
of  any  person  as  a  subscriber  in  respect  of  any 
loan  raised  or  proposed  to  be  raised  bj-,  or  on 
behalf  of,  any  foreign  or  colonial  state,  govern- 
ment, municipal  body,  corporation,  or  com- 
pany  Id. 

(See  Note  a.) 
Letter  or  Power  of  Attorney,  or  Comjiission, 
Factory,  M.aj^date,  or  other  instrument  in 
the  nature  thereof : 

(1.)  For  the  sole  purpose  of  appointing  or  autho- 
rizing a  proxy  to  vote  at  any  one  meeting  at 
which  votes  may  be  given  by  proxy,  whether 
the  number  of  persons  named  in  such  instru- 
ment be  one  or  more Id. 

(2.)  By  any  petty  ofiicer,  seaman,  marine,  or 
soldier  serving  as  a  marine,  or  by  the  executors 
or  administrators  of  any  such  person,  for  re- 
ceiving prize-money  or  wages Is. 

(3.)  For  the  receipt  of  the  dividends  or  interest 
of  any  stock : 

Where  made  for  the  receipt  of  one  payment 
only Is. 

In  any  other  case 6s. 

(4.)  For  the  receipt  of  any  sum  of  money,  or  any 
bill  of  exchange  or  promissory  note  for  any 
sum  of  money  not  exceeding  .£20,  or  any 
periodical  ])ayments  not  exceeding  the  annual 
sum  of  £10  (not  being  hereinbefore  charged)  5s. 

(5.)  For  the  sale,  transfer,  or  acceptance  of  any 
of  the  Government  or  Parliamentarj-  stocks  or 
funds : 

Where  the  value  of  such  stocks  or  funds  does  not 
exceed  £20 5s. 

In  any  other  case 10s. 

(6,)  Of  any  kind  whatsoever  not  hereinbefore  de- 
scribed  10s. 

Exemptions. — (1.)  Letter  or  power  of  attorney 
for  the  receipt  of  dividends  of  any  definite  and 
certain  share  of  the  Government  or  Parlia- 
mentay  stocks  or  funds  producing  a  yearly 
dividend  of  less  than  £3,  (2,)  Letter  or 
power  of  attorney  or  proxy  filed  in  the  Court 
of  Probate  in  England  or  Ireland,  or  in  any 
ecclesiastical  court,  (3,)  Letter  or  power  of 
attorney  for  voting  on  any  election  of  directors 
of  the  East  India  Company. 

Heritors'  mandates  to  vote  and  act  at  parochial 
boards  are  exempt,     (8  &  9  Vict.  c.  83,  §  22.) 

Voting  Paper. — Any  instrument  for  the  purpose 
of  voting  by  any  person  entitled  to  vote  at  any 

meeting: Id. 

(See  Note  6.) 


a.  As  to  Letters  of  Allotment,  Scrip 
Certificates,  and  Scrip. 
§  101.  Every  person  who  executes,  grants,  issues, 
or  delivers  out  any  document  chargeable  with  duty 
as  a  letter  of  allotment,  letter  of  renunciation,  or 
scrip   certificate,  or  as   scrip,  before   the  same  is 
duly  stamped,  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £20. 
b.  As  to  Letters  or  Powers  of  Attorney  aniv 
Voting  Papers. 
§  102.  (1,)  Every  letter  or  power  of  attorney  for 
the  purpose  of  appointing  a  proxy  to  vote  at  a 
meeting,   and  every  voting  paper,  hereb}-  respec- 
tivclj^  charged  with  the  duty  of  Id.,  is  to  specify 
the  day  upon  which  the  meeting  at  which  it  is 


i 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Letters  of  Marque  and  Eeprisal £5. 

Letters  Patent.    See  Grant. 
Letter  of  Eeveesiox  in  Scotland.     See  Mokt- 
GAGE,   etc.,  aud  ,§  105,  whicli  defines  'Mort- 


Licences,  Attorneys'.  See  Certificate.  Annual 
licence  to  bankers  issuing  notes,  £30  (55  Geo. 
m.  c.  184) ;  superintendents  of  private  lunatic 
asylums  (20  and  21  Vict.  c.  71,  §  28),  for  periods 
not  exceeding  thirteen  months 10s. 

Licence  under  the  seal  of  any  archbishop,  bishop, 
chancellor,  or  other  ordinary,  or  by  any  eccle- 
siastical court  in  England  or  Ireland,  or  by  any 
presbytery  or  other  ecclesiastical  power  in 
Scotland. 
,(1,  2,  3,  and  4.)  Applicable  to  England  and  Ire- 
land. 
(5.)  For  any  other  purpose  (except  a  licence  to 

hold  a  perpetual  curacy) £2. 

Exemptlom. — (1  and  -2.)  Applicable  to  England 
and  Ireland.  (3.)  Licence  for  the  purpose  of 
authorizing  or  enabling  any  person  to  preach 
or  exercise  any  other  spiritual  function,  not 
being  a  licence  to  hold  the  office  of  lecturer, 
reader,  or  chaplain,  and  there  being  no  salary 
or  emolument  for  or  attached  to  the  exercise  of 
the  function  for  which  such  licence  is  granted 

Licence  to  use  surname  or  anus.     See  Grant. 

^Mandate.  See  Letter  of  Attorney,  and  in 
note  h  to  that  entry,  §  104.] 

Marriage  Contract.     See  Settle.ment. 

Mortgage  of  any  stock  or  marketable  seoui'ity : — 

For  every  £5000,  and  also  for  any  fractional  part 

of  £5000  of  the  amount  secured  (34  Vict.  c.  4, 

§5) 10s. 

Mortgage,  Bond,  Debenture,  Co-tenant,  War- 
rant OF  Attorney  to  confess  and  enter  up 
judgment,  and  Foreign  Security  of  any  land, 
excepting  mortgage  of  stock  or  marketable  se- 
curity.    (See  Note  a.) 


intended  to  be  nsed  is  to  be  held,  and  is  to  be  avail- 
able only  at  the  meeting  so  specified,  or  any  ad- 
journment thereof. 

(2.)  The  said  duty  of  Id.  may  be  denoted  by  an 
adhesive  stamp,  which  is  to  be  cancelled  by  the 
person  by  whom  the  instniment  is  executed. 

(3.)  Every  person  who  makes  or  executes,  or 
votes  or  attempts  to  vote,  under  or  by  means  of  any 
such  letter  or  power  of  attorney  or  voting  paper, 
not  being  duly  stamped,  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of 
£50. 

(4.)  Every  vote  given  or  tendered  under  the 
authority  or  by  means  of  any  such  letter  or  power 
of  attorney  or  voting  paper,  not  being  duly  stamped, 
shall  be  absolutely  null  and  void. 

(6.)  And  no  such  letter  or  power  of  attorne3'  or 
voting  paper  shall  on  any  pretence  whatever  be 
stamped  after  the  execution  thereof  by  any  person. 

§  103.  A  letter  or  power  of  attorney  for  the  sale, 
transfer,  or  acceptance  of  any  of  the  Government 
or  Parliamentary  stocks  or  funds,  duly  stamped  for 
that  purpose,  is  not  to  be  charged  with  any  further 
duty  by  reason  of  containing  an  authority  for  the 
receipt  of  the  dividends  on  the  same  stocks  or 
funds. 

§  104.  A  writing  under  hand  only  containing  an 
order,  request,  or  direction  from  the  owner  or  jn-o- 
priotor  of  any  stock  to  any  company  or  to  any 
ofiicer  of  any  company,  or  to  any  banker  to  paj' 
the  dividends  or  interest  arising  from  such  stock 
to  any  person  therein  named,  is  not  chargeable 
with  duty  as  a  letter  or  power  of  attorney. 

a.  Instruments  chargeable  with  od  valorem  duty 
in  respect  of  money  in  foreign  or  colonial  currency. 


(1.)  Being  the  only  or  principal  or  primary  secu- 
rity for — 

The  payment  or  repayment  of  money  not  ex- 
ceeding £25 £0    0    8 

Exceeding  £25  and  not  exceeding  £50,     0     13 

50  .„  100,     0    2    6 

100  ...  150,     0    3    9 

150  „  200,     0    5    0 

200  ...  250,     0    6    3 

250  ...  300,     0    7    6 

300,  for  every  £100,  aud  also 

for  any  fractional  part  of  £100  of  such 

amount 0     2     6 

(2.)  Being  a  collateral,  auxiliary,  or  additional, 
or  substituted  security,  or  by  way  of  fm'ther 
assurance  for  the  above-mentioned  purpose 
where  the  principal  or  primary  security  is 
duly  stamped, — for  every  £100,  and  also  for 
any  fractional  part  of  £100,  of  the  amount 
secured 6d. 

(3.)  Transfer,  Assignment,  Disposition,  or 
Assignation  of  any  mortgage,  bond,  debenture, 
covenant,  or  foreign  security,  or  of  any  money 
or  stock  secured  by  any  such  instrument,  or 
by  any  warrant  of  attorney  to  enter  up  judg- 
ment, or  by  any  judgment — for  every  £100, 
aud  also  for  any  fractional  part  of  £100,  of  the 
amount  transferred,  assigned,  or  disponed. .6d. 

And  also  where  any  further  money  is  added  to 
the  money  already  secured,  the  same  duty  as  a 
principal  security  for  such  further  money. 

(4.)  Eeconveyance,  Eelease,  Discharge,  Sur- 
render, Eesurrender,  Warrant  to  Vacate, 
or  Eenunciation  of  any  such  security  as  afore- 
said, or  of  the  benefit  thereof,  or  of  the  money 
thereby  secured, — for  every  £100,  and  also 
for  any  fractional  part  of  £100,  of  the  total 
amount  or  value  of  the  money  at  any  time  se- 
cured, 6d.    (See  Note  6.) 

But  no  release  or  discharge  of  mortgage  of 


the  duty  to  be  calculated  on  the  value  in  British 
currency,  according  to  the  current  rate  of  exchange 
at  the  date  of  the  instrument,  §  11. 

b.  Interpretation  of  '■Mortgage.'' — §  105.  The 
term  '  mortgage '  means  a  security  by  waj'  of 
mortgage  for  the  payment  of  any  definite  and  cer- 
tain sum  of  money  advanced  or  lent  at  the  time,  or 
previously  due  and  owing,  or  forborne  to  be  paid, 
being  payable,  or  for  the  rei^ayment  of  money  to 
be  thereafter  lent,  advanced,  or  paid,  or  which  may 
become  due  upon  an  account-current,  together  with 
any  sum  already  advanced  or  due,  or  without,  as 
the  case  may  be :  And  includes — 

Conditional  surrender  by  way  of  mortgage, 
further  charge,  wadset,  and  heritable  bond, 
disposition,  assignation,  or  tack  in  security, 
and  eik  to  a  reversion  of  or  affecting  any  lands, 
estate,  or  projoerty,  real  or  personal,  heritable 
or  moveable  whatsoever : 
Also  any  deed  containing  an  obligation  to  iufeft 
any  person  in  an  annual  rent,  or  in  lands  or 
other  heritable  subjects  in  Scotland,  under  a 
clause  of  reversion,  but  without  any  iJersonal 
bond  or  obligation  therein  contained  for  pay- 
ment of  the  money  or  stock  intended  to  he 
secured. 
Also  any  conveyance  of  any  lands,  estate,  or 
property  whatsoever  in  trust  to  be  sold  or 
otherwise  converted  into  money,  intended  only 
as  a  security,  and  redeemable  before  the  sale 
or  otljer  disposal  thereof,  either  bj'  express 
stipulation  or  otherwise,  except  where  such 
conveyance  is  made  for  the  benefit  nf  creditors 
generally,  or  for  the  benefit  of  creditors  speci- 


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any  stock  or  marketable   security  chargeable 
■with  ad  valorem  duty,  34  Vict.  c.  4,  §  a. 
Mutual  Dispositiox  or  Convej'ance  in  Scotland. 

See  Exchange. 
JToTAEiAL  Act  of  any  kind  w^hatsoever  (except  a 
I         protest  of  a  bill   of   exchange  or  promissoi-y 
\         note,  or  any  notarial  instrument  to  be  erpede'd 
S*        and  recorded  iu  any  register  of  sasines),  Is. 
And  see  Protest  and  Seisus. 
Okdee  for  the  payment  of  money.     See  Bill  of 
Exchange,  and  §  48.     (This  section    defines 
'  Bill  of  Exchange.') 
PAETmoN  or  Division.     See  Exchange. 
Passport 6d 


fled  who  accept  the  proTision  made  for  pay- 
ment of  their  debts  in  full  satisfaction  thereof, 
or  ■who  exceed  five  in  number : 
l^jUso  any  defeazance,   letter  of  reversion,   back 
bond,  declaration,  or  other  deed  or  ■wi-iting  for 
-    ■    defeating  or  making  redeemable  or  explaining 
'       or  qualifying  any  conveyance,  disposition,  as- 
signation, or  tack  of  any  lands,  estate,  or  pro- 
peity  ■whatsoever,  apparently  absolute  but  in- 
tended only  as  a  security  : 
?  'Also  any  agreement,  contract,  or  bond  accom- 
panied ■with  a  deposit  of  title-deeds  for  making 
a  mortgage,  ■wadset,  or  any  such  other  Eeciuity 
or  conveyance  as  aforesaid  of  any  lands,  estate, 
or  property  comprised  in  such  title-deeds,  or 
for  pledging  or  charging  the  same  as  a  securitj- : 
And  also  any  deed  -whereby  a  real  burden  is  de- 
clared or  created  on  lands  or  heritable  subjects 
in  Scotland. 
Security  for  stock  to  be  charged  «s  a  sum  equal  to 
value  of  it. — §  106.  A  security  for  the  transfer  or 
retransfer  of  any  stock  is  to  be  charged  -with  the 
same  duty  as  a  similar  security  for  a  sum  of  mon^y 
equal  in  amount  to  the  value  of  such  stock ;  and  a 
transfer,  assignment,  disposition,  or  assignation  of 
any  such  security,  and  a  reconveyance,  release,  dis- 
charge, surrender,  resurrender,  ■warrant  to  vacate, 

■  or  renunciation  of  any  such  security,  shall  be 
charged  ■with  the  same  duty  as  an  instrument  of 
the  same  description  relating  to  a  sum  of  money 
equal  in  amount  to  the  value  of  such  stock. 

Security  for  future  advances,  where  limited,  to  he 
charged  on  amount  so  limited. — §  107.  (1.)  A  secuiity 
for  the  payment  or  repayment  of  money  to  be  lent, 
advanced,  or  paid,  or  ■which  may  become  due  upon 
'  an  account -current,  either  ■with  or  ■without  monej- 
.  previously  due,  is  to  be  charged,  -where  the  total 
amount  secured  or  to  be  ultimately  recoverable  is 
in  any  -way  limited,  -with  the  same  duty  as  a  secu- 
rity for  the  amount  so  limited. 

If  not  limited,  available  for  sum  stamp  mil  cover. 
— (2.)  Where  such  total  amount  is  unlimited,  the 

■  security  is  to  be  available  for  such  an  amount  only 
as  the  ad  valorem  duty  impressed  thereon  extends 

.  to  cover. 

Advances  for  insurance  not  liable. — (3.)  Provided 
that  no  money  to  be  advanced  for  the  insurance  of 

:  any  property  comprised  in  any  such  security 
against  damage  by  fire,  or  for  keeping  up  any 
policy  of  life  insurance  comprised  in  such  secui'ity, 
or  for  effecting  in  lieu  thereof  any  new  policy,  or 
for  the  renewal  of  any  gra^nt  or  lease  of  any  pro- 
perty comprised  in  such  security  upon  the  dropping 
of  any  life  whereon  such  property  is  held,  shall  be 
reckoned  as  forming  part  of  the  amount  in  respect 
whereof  the  security  is  chargeable  with  ad  valorem 
duty. 

Security  for  repayment  of  a  sum  by  periodical 
payments,  mortgage  for  sitm. — §  108.  A  security  for 
the  payment  of  any  rent  charge,  annuity,  or  periodi- 


Patent,  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-officers  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  jiatent,  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  evei-y  search  and  in- 
spection        0     10 

cal  payments,  by  way  of  repayment,  or  in  satisfac- 
tion or  discharge  of  any  loan,  advance,  or  payment 
intended  to  be  so  repaid,  satisfied,  or  discharged,  is 
to  be  charged  with  the  same  duty  as  a  similar 
secm-ity  for  the  payment  of  the  sum  of  money  so 
lent,  advanced,  or  paid. 

Transfers  andfxirthtr  charges  not  liable  in  respect 
of  anything  as  to  transferred  or  previous  security. — 
§  109.  No  transfer  of  a  duly  stamped  security,  and 
no  secui-ity  by  way  of  further  charge  for  money  or 
stock,  added  to  money  or  stock  pre^viously  secured 
jby  a  duly  stamped  instrument,  is  to  be  charged 
with  any  duty  by  reason  of  containing  any  further 
I  or  additional  security  for  the  money  or  stock  trans- 
iferred  or  previously  secured,  or  the  interest  or 
dividends  thereof,  or  any  new  covenant,  pro-viso, 
power,  stipulation,  or  agreement  in  relation  thereto, 
,  or  any  further  assurance  of  the  property  comprised 
in  the  transferred  or  previous  security. 
!     §  110  refers  to  copyholds. 

j  As  to  mortgage  with  cmiveyance  of  equity  of  re- 
demption.— §  ill.  An  instrument  chargeable  with 
ad_  valorem  duty  as  a  mortgage  is  not  to  be  charged 
with  any  other  duty  by  reason  of  the  equity  of  re- 
I  demption  in  the  mortgaged  property  being  thereby 
■conveyed  or  limited  in  any  other  manner  than  to, 
jor  in  trust  for,  or  according  to  the  direction  of.  a 
purchaser. 

I  Exempition  from  stamp  duty  in  favour  of  benefit 
^building  societies  restricted.— ^  112.  The  exemption 
'from  stamp  duty  conferred  by  the  Act  of  the  sixth 
jand  seventh  years  of  King  William  the  Fourth, 
chapter  32,  for  the  regulation  of  benefit  building 
societies,  shall  not  extend  to  any  mortgage  to  be 
made  after  the  passing  of  this  Act,  except  a  mort- 
gage by  a  member  of  a  benefit  building  society  for 
securing  the  repayment  to  the  society  of  money  not 
exceeding  £500. 

Interpretation  of  tei-m  foreign  security.^ — §  113. 
The  tei-m  'foreign  security'  means  and  includes 
every  security  for  money  by  or  on  behalf  of  any 
foreign  or  colonial  state,  government,  municiijal 
body,  corporation,  or  company,  bearing  date  or 
signed  after  the  3d  day  of  June  1862  (except  an  in- 
strument chargeable  with  duty  as  a  bill  of  exchange 
or  promissory  note) — 

(1.)  Which  is  made  or  issued  in  the  United 

Kingdom ;  or 
(2.)  Which,  the  interest  thereon  being  payable 
in  the  United  Kingdom,  is  assigned,  trans- 
ferred, or  in  any  manner  negotiated  in  the 
United  Kingdom. 
Penalty  for  issuing,  etc.,  any  foreign  security  not 
duly  stamped,  £20. — §  114.  Every  person  who   in 
the  United  Kingdom  makes,  issues,  a.=:signs,  trans- 
fers, or  negotiates  any  foreign  security  not  being 
duly  stamped,  shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £20. 


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On  certificate  of  entry  of  assignment 
or  licence £0     5     0 

On  certificate  of  assignment  or  licence       0     5     0 

On  application  for  disclaimer 5     0     0 

On  caveat  against  disclaimer 2     0     0 

On  ofiice  copies  of  documents,  for  every 

ninety  words  (16  Vict.  c.  5.) 0     0     2 

Patent  Medicine. 

Price   not  exceeding   Is. — IJd. ;   not   exceeding 
2s.  6d.— 3d. ;  not  exceeding  4s. — 6d. ;  not  ex- 
ceeding 10s.— Is.  ;  not  exceeding  20s. — 2s. 
Plate. — Gold,  per  oz.,  I7s. ;  Silver,  Is.  6d. 
Exemptions. — Watch-cases,  rings,  etc. 

Policy  of  Insurance. 
Life  and  Personal  Injury,  and  against  Loss  of  or 

Damage  to  Property. 
(1.)  Upon  any  life  or  lives,  or  upon  any  event  or 
contingency  relating  to  or  depending  upon  any 
life  or  lives  (except  for  the  payment  of  money 
upon  the  death  of  any  person  only  from  acci- 
dent or  violence,  or  otherwise  than  from  a 
natural  cause) : 
Where  the  sum  insured  does  not  exceed 

£10 Os.  Id. 

Exceeds  £10  but  does  not  exceed  £25 Os.  3d. 

Exceeds  £25  but  does  not  exceed  £500, — 

For  eveiy  full  sum  of  £50,  and  also  for 

any  fractional  part  of   £50,   of   the 

amount  insured Os.  6d. 

Exceeds  £500  but  does  not  exceed  £1000, — 
For  every  full  sum  of  £100,  and  also  for 
any  fractional  part  of  £100,  of  the 

amount  insured Is.  Od. 

Exceeds  £1000,— 

For  every  full  sum  of  £1000,  and  also 
for  any  fractional  part  of  £1000,  of 

the  amount  insured 10s.  Od. 

(2.)  For  any  payment  agreed  to  be  made  upon 
the  death  of  any  person,  only  from  accident  or 
violence,  or  otherwise  than  from  a  natural 
cause,  or  as  compensation  for  personal  injury, 
or  by  way  of  indemnity  against  loss  or  damage 

of  or  to  any  property Os.  Id. 

(33  and  34  Vict.  c.  32,  §  13.)     (See  Note  a.) 


a.  §  117.  (1.)  The  term  '  insurance '  includes 
assurance,  and  the  term  'policy'  includes  every 
writing  whereby  any  contract  of  insurance  is 
made,  or  agreed  to  be  made,  or  is  evidenced. 

Penalty  for  not  making  out  Policy.— %  118.  Every 
person  who — 

(1  )  Eeceives  or  takes  credit  for  any  premium  or 
consideration  for  any  contract  of  insurance, 
and  does  not,  within  one  month  after  receiving 
or  taking  credit  for  such  premium  or  considera- 
tion, make  out  and  execute  a  duly  stamped 
policy  of  such  insurance ; 
Or  making.,  etc.  any  policy  not  duly  stamped,  £20 
(2.)  Makes,  executes,  or  delivers  out,  or  pays  or 
allows  in  account,  or  agrees  to  pay  or  allow  in 
account,  any  money  upon  or  in  respect  of,  any 
policy  which  is  not  duly  stamped, 
shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £20. 

Duty  may  he  denoted  by  adhesive  stamp.- — §  119. 
(1.)  The  duties  imposed  by  this  Act  upon  policies 
of  insurance  may  be  denoted  by  adhesive  stamps, 
or  partly  by  adhesive  and  partly  by  impressed 
stamps. 

(2.)  When  the  whole  or  any  part  of  the  duty  upon 
a  policy  of  insurance  is  denoted  by  an  adhesive 
stamp,  such  adhesive  stamp  is  to  be  cancelled  by 
the  person  by  whom  the  polic}'  is  first  executed. 

Penalty  £20. — (3.)  In  default  of  such  cancellation 
the  person  making  the  insurance  shall  forfeit  the 
sum  of  £20. 


Insurance,  Sea. 

Policy  of  insurance  (after  31st  May  1867)  for  or 
upon  any  voyage, — 

(1.)  For  every  £100,  and  fractional  part  of  £100 
thereby  insured Os.  3d. 

(2.)  For  time:  For  every  £100  and  any 
fractional  part  of  £100  thereby  insured,. — 

For  any  time  not  exceeding  six  months...  Os.  3d. 

For  any  time  exceeding  six  months  and 

not  exceeding  twelve  montlis Oe.  6d. 

(Re-assurancps  may  be  made  notwithstanding 
prohibition  in  19  Geo.  ii.  c.  37,,'and  policies  of 
such  re-assurances  shall  be  liable  to  stamp 
duty.— 27  and  28  Vict.  c.  56,  §  1.) 

But  if  the  separate  interest  of  two  or  more  dis- 
tinct persons  shall  be  insured  by  one  policy, 
the  duty  of  3d.,  or  3d.  or  6d.,  shall  be  charged 
in  respect  of  every  £100,  and  every  fractional 
part  of  £100  thereby  insured  upon  any  separate 
and  distinct  interest.     (30  Vict.  c.  23,  sch.  B.) 

Insurances  made  for  a  voyage,  '  and  also  for  time, 
or  to  extend  to  or  cover  any  certain  time  be- 
yond twenty-four  hours  after  the  ship  shall 
have  arrived  at  her  destination  and  been  there 
moored  at  anchor,'  chargeable  with  duty  for  a 
voyage  and  duty  for  time.    (30  Vict.  c.  23,  §  11.) 

'  Sea  insurance'  means  any  insm-ance  (including 
re-insurance)  upon  any  ship  or  the  machinery, 
tackle,  or  furniture  of  any  ship,  or  upon  goods, 
merchandize,  or  property  on  board  of  any  ship ; 
or  upon  the  freight  or  other  interest  which 
may  be  lawfully  insured  in  or  relating  to  any 
ship. 

'  Policy'  means  any  instrument  whereby  a  con- 
-tract  or  agreement  for  sea  insurance  shall  be 
made.     (30  Vict.  c.  23,  §  4.) 

Commissioners  of  Inland  Eevenue  to  provide 
blank  policies,  printed  (form  sch.  E  to  Act) 
stamped.  These  forms  may  be  bought  at  price 
of  duty.  Before  delivering  out,  officers  of  In- 
land Eevenue  to  mark  or  write  thereon  day, 
month,  and  year  of  deliveiy.  Penalty  for 
wilful  neglect,  £100.    (lb.  §  5.) 

No  contract  or  agreement  for  sea  insurance  (other 
than  such  insurance  as  is  referred  to  in  25  & 
26  Vict.  c.  63,  §  55)  shall  be  valid  unless  ex- 
pressed in  a  policy.  Policy  shall  specify  such 
particular  risk,  names  of  underwriters,  and 
sums  insured.  If  omitted,  policy  null  and 
void.     (76.  §  7.) 

Policy  for  any  time  exceeding  twelve  months, 
null.     {lb.  §  8.) 

Policy  not  good  or  available  in  law  or  equity 
unless  duly  stamped,  and  cannot  be  stamped 
after  it  is  signed  or  underwritten  by  any  per- 
son, except  in  two  cases,  to  wit, — 

1.  Policy  of  mutual  insurance  may  be  stamped 

with  additional  duty,  provided  it  shall  not 
be  underwritten  at  the  time  to  an  amount 
exceeding  the  sums  the  stamps  already  on  it 
will  warrant,    {lb.  §  9.) 

2.  Policy  made  abroad  may  be  stamped  within 

two  months  after  being  received  in  the 
United  Kingdom.  (33  &  34  Vict.  c.  92,  §  117.) 

Alterations  on  the  terms  and  conditions  of  a 
policy  may  be  made  after  it  is  underwritten — 
if  made  before  notice  of  determination  of  risk 
originally  insured, — and  shall  not  prolong  the 
period  beyond  six  months  in  the  case  of  a 
policy  for  less  than  six  months,  or  beyond  the 
period  allowed  by  the  Act  in  the  case  of  a 
policy  made  for  more  than  six  months,  and  if 
the  property  of  the  articles  insured  remains  the 
same,  and  no  additional  or  further  sums  shall 
be  insured. 

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paid  as  additioual  freiglit  or  otherwise,  takes 
the  risk  of  goods,  etc.,  while  on  board  ship, 
or  engages  to  indemnify  the  owners  of  such 
goods,  etc.,  from  loss,— such  sliall  be  deemed 
a  contract  for  a  sea  insurance. 
Penalty  of  £100  is  imposed  on  a  person  who  shall 
become  an  assurer  upon  a  sea  insurance  unless 
by  policy  duly  stamped. — (30  Vict.  c.  23,  §  13.) 
Penalty  of  £100  is  imposed  on  a  person  who  shall 
procure  a  sea  insurance  unless  there  shall  be 
policy  duly  stamped. — (30  Vict.  c.  23,  §  1-1.) 
Penalty  of  £100  is  also  imposed  upon  a  broker, 
agent,  or  other  person  negotiating  a  sea  insur- 
ance contraiy  to  the  Act,  or  writing  an  agree- 
ment for  a  sea  insurance  not  duly  stamped. — 
{Ibid.  §  14.) 
Penalty  of  £100  is  imposed  for  issuing  a  document 
purporting  to  be  a  copy  of  a  policy,  if  there  shall 
not  be  a  duly  stamped  policy  existing  at  the 
time. — {Ibid.  §  15.) 
Broker,  agent,  or  other  person  negotiating  a  sea 
insurance  shall  not  have  right  to  charge  for 
his  trouble,  nor  for  the  jiremium  which  he  maj' 
have  paid,  unless  there  shall  be  a  duly  stamped 
policy.  Money  paid  to  such  broker  shall  be 
held  to  be  paid  without  consideration,  and  shall 
remain  the  property  of  the  employer,  Ms  exe- 
cutors, or  assigns.— -(/6i(7.  §  16.) 
Power  of  Attorney.  See  LErrER  of  Attorney. 
Precept  of  Clare  Const.^t  to  give  seisin  of  lands 

or  other  heritable  subjects  in  Scotland 5s. 

Presentation  to  any  ecclesiastical  benefice,  dignity, 
or  promotion.  See  Appolxtment,  etc.,  to 
Ecclesiastical  Benefices. 

Peocuration,  deed  or  other  instrument  of 10s 

Pkomi.ssory  Note.  See  Bank  Note,  Bill  of 
Exchange,  and  §  49.  (This  section  defines 
'  Promissory  Note.') 
Prote-st  of  any  bill  of  exchange  or  promissorj' 
note : 
Where  the  duty  on  the  bill  or  note  does  not 
exceed  Is.,  the  same  duty  as  the  bill  or  note. 

In  any  other  case Is. 

Proxy.     See  Letter  or  Power  of  Atiorney. 
[Queen — Instruments  relating  to  private  property 
of,  liable  to  same  duties  as  instruments  relating 
to  property  of  subjects,  §  5.] 
Receipt  given  for,  or  upon  the  payment  of,  money 

amounting  to  £2  or  upwards Id. 

Exemptions. — (1.)  Keceipt  given  for  money  de- 
posited in  any  bank,  or  with  any  banker,  to  be 
accounted  for  and  expressed  to  be  received  of 
the  person  to  whom  the  same  is  to  be  accounted 
for. 
(2.)  Acknowledgment    by   any    banker    of    the 
receipt  of  any  bill  of  exchange  or  promissory 
note  for  the  purpose  of  being  pi-esented  for 
acceptance  or  payment. 
(3.)  Eeceipt  given  for  or  upon  the  payment  of 
any  parliamentary  taxes  or  duties,  or  of  money 
to  or  for  the  use  of  Her  Majesty. 
(4.)  Receipt  given  by  the  Accountant-General  of 
the  Navy  for  any  monej'  received  by  him  for 
the  service  of  the  nav}-. 
(5.)  Receipt  given  by  any  agent  for  money  im- 
prested  to  him  on  account  of  the  pay  of  the 
army. 
(6.)  Receipt  given  by  any  officer,  seaman,  marine, 
or   soldier,  or  his  representatives,   for  or  on 
account  of  any  wages,  pay,   or  pension,  due 
from  the  Admiralty  or  Army  Pay  Office. 
(7.)  Rpceipt  given  for  the  consideration  money 
for  the  purchase  of  the  stocks  of  Government, 
etc.,  or  of  India,  or  of  Bank  of   England   or 
Bank  of  Ireland,  or  for  any  dividend  paid  on 
same  respectively. 

2  S 


(8.)  Receipt  given  for  anj'  principal  money  or 

interest  due  on  an  exchequer  bill. 
(9.)  Receipt  written  upon  a  bill  of  exchange  or 

promissory  note  duly  stamped. 
(10.)  Receipt  given  upon  any  bill  or  note  of  the 
governor  and  company  of  the  Bank  of  England 
or  the  Bank  of  Ireland. 
(11.)  Eeceipt  endorsed  or  otherwise  written  upon 
or  contained  in  any  instrument  liable  to  stamp 
duty,   and  duly  stamped,   acknowledging  the 
receipt   of    the   consideration    money   therein 
expressed,  or  the  receipt  of  any  principal  money, 
interest,  or  annuity,  thereby  secured  or  therein 
mentioned. 
(12.)  Eeceipt  given  for  drawback  or  bounty  upon 
the  exportation  of  any  goods  or  merchandise 
from  the  United  Kingdom. 
(13.)  Eeceipt  given  for  the  return  of  any  duties 

of  customs  upon  certificates  of  over  entrj'. 
(14.)  Eeceipt  endorsed  upon  any  bill  drawn  by 
the  Lords  Commissioners  of  the  Admiraltj-, 
or  by  any  person  under  their  authority,  or 
under  the  authority  of  any  Act  of  Parliament, 
upon  and  payable  by  the  Accountant-General 
of  the  Navy. — (See  Note  «.) 
Reconveyance,  Release,  or  Renunciation  of  any 

security.     See  Mortgage,  etc. 
Release  or  Renunciation  of  any  property,  or  of 
any  right  or  interest  in  any  property — 
Upon  a  sale.     See  Conveyance  on  Sale. 
By  way  of  Security.     See  Mortgage,  etc. 

In  any  other  case 10s. 

Renunciation.     See  Reconveyance  and  Release. 

Resignation. — Principal  or  original  instrument  of 

resignation,  or  service   of   cognition  of  heirs, 

or  charter  or  sasine  of  any  houses,  lands,   or 

other  heritable  subjects  in  Scotland  holding 

burgage,  or  of  burgage  tenure 5s. 

And  instrument  of  resignation  of  any  lands  or 
other   heritable   subjects   in   Scotland    not   of 

burgage  tenure 5s. 

Revocation  of  any  use  or  trust  of  any  property  by 
deed,  or  by  any  wiiting,  not  being  a  will. ..10s. 
Schedule,  Inventory,  or  document  of  any  kind 
whatsoever,  referred  to  in  or  by,  and  in- 
tended to  be  used  or  given  in  evidence  as  part 
of,  or  as  material  to,  anj'  other  instrument 
charged  with  any  duty,  but  which  is  separato 
and  distinct  from,  and  not  endorsed  on  or 
annexed  to,  such  other  instrument^ 
Where    such    other    instrument    is    chargeable 


a.  Interpretation  of  Receipt. — g  120.  The  term 
'receipt'  means  and  includes  any  note,  memoran- 
dum, or  writing  whatsoever  whereby  any  money 
amounting  to  £2  or  upwards,  or  any  bill  of  ex- 
change or  promissory  note  for  money  amounting 
to  £2  or  upwards,  is  acknowledged  or  expressed  to 
have  been  received  or  deposited  or  paid,  or  wliereby 
any  debt  or  demand,  or  any  part  of  a  debt  or 
demand,  of  the  amount  of  £2  or  upwards,  is 
acknowledged  to  have  been  settled,  satisfied,  or 
discharged,  or  which  signifies  or  imports  any  such 
acknowledgment,  and  whether  the  same  is  or  is  not 
igned  with  the  name  of  any  person. 
Penalty  for  offences. — §  123.  If  any  person — 
(1.)  Gives  any  receipt  liable  to  duty  and  not  duly 
stamped  ; 

(2.)  In  anj'  case  where  a  receipt  would  be  liable 
to  duty  refuses  to  give  a  receipt  duly  stamped: 
(3.)  Upon  a  paj'ment  to  the  amount  of  £2  or 
upwards  gives  a  receipt  for  a  sum  not  amount- 
ing to  £2,  or  separates  or  divides  the  amount 
paid  with  intent  to  evade  the  duty : 
heshnll  forfeit  the  sum  of  £10. 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


with  any  duty  not  exceeding   10s.,  the  same 
duty  as  such  other  instrument. 

In  any  other  case  10s. 

Exemptions. — (1.)    Printed    proposals    published 
by   any   corporation    or  company    respecting 
insurances,  and  referred  to  in  or  by  any  policy 
of  insurance  issued  by  such  corporation  or  com 
pany. 

(2.)  Any  public  map,  plan,  survey,  apportion- 
ment, allotment,  award,  and  other  parochial  or 
public  document  and  writing,  made  under  or 
in  pursuance  of  any  Act  of  Parliament,  and 
deposited  or  kept  for  reference  in  any  registry, 
or  in  any  public  office,  or  with  the  public 
books,  23apers,  or  writings  of  any  parish. 
Scrip   Certificate  or  Scrip.      See  Letter  of 

Allotment. 
Seisin. — Instrument  of  seisin  given'  upon  any 
charter,  precept  of  clare  constat,  or  precept 
from  chancery,  or  upon  any  wadset,  heritable 
bond,  disposition,  apprizing,  adjudication,  or 
otherwise  of  any  lands  or  heritable  subjects  in 
Scotland  not  of  burgage  tenure    5s. 

And  any  Notarial  Instrument  to  be  expeded 

and  recorded  in  any  register  of  sasines  5s. 

Settlement. — Any  instrument,  whether  voluntary 
or  upon  any  good  or  valuable  consideration, 
other  than  a  bona  fide  pecuniary  considera- 
tion, whereby  any  definite  and  certain  prin- 
cipal sum  of  money  (whether  charged  or 
chargeable  on  lands  or  other  hereditaments  or 
heritable  subjects  or  not,  or  to  be  laid  out  in 
the  purchase  of  lands  or  other  hereditaments 
or  heritable  subjects  or  not),  or  any  definite 
and  certain  amount  of  stock,  or  any  security,  is 
settled  or  agreed  to  be  settled  in  any  manner 
whatsoever — 

For  every  £100,  and  also  for  any  fractional  part 
of  £100,  of  the  amount  or  value  of  the  property 
settled  or  agreed  to  be  settled    5s. 

Exemption. — lustrument  of  appointment  relating 
to  any  property  in  favour  of  persons  specially 
named  or  described  as  the  objects  of  a  power 
of  appointment,  created  by  a  previous  settle- 
ment, stamped  with  ad  valorem  duty  in  respect 
of  the  same  property,  or  by  will,  where  probate 
duty  has  been  paid  in  respect  of  the  same  pro- 
pertj'  as  personal  estate  of  the  testator. 

[Money  in  foreign  or  colonial  currency,  duty  to 
be  calculated  on  the  value  in  British  currency 
according  to  the  current  rate  of  exchange  at 
the  date  of  the  instrument  (§  11).  Stock  or 
marketable  security,  duty  to  be  calculated  on 
the  value  according  to  the  average  price  at  the 
date  of  the  instrument  (§  12).] 
(See  Note  «.) 


Share  Warrant  issued  imder  the  provisions  of 
'  The  Companies  Act,  1867.' — See  section  33  of 
that  Act.  (By  this  section  the  Share  Warrant 
of  a  limited  liability  company  issued  to  bearer, 
is  liable  to  stamp  duty  of  three  times  the 
amount  of  the  conveyance  on  Sale  Duty,  on 
the  nominal  value  of  the  shares.) 
(See  Note  b.') 

Tack  of  lands,  etc.  in  Scotland.  See  Lease  or 
Tack. 

Tack  in  Security.     See  Mortgage,  etc. 

[Testamentary  Instruments.  See  General 
Exemptions  at  end  of  Table.] 

Transfeh.     See  Conveyance  or  Transfer. 

Transfer. — Any  request  or  authority  to  the  purser 
or  other  officer  of  any  mining  company,  con- 
ducted on  the  cost  book  system,  to  enter  or 
register  any  transfer  of  any  share,  or  part  of  a 
share,    in  any  mine,    or   any   notice   to   such 

purser  or  officer  of  such  transfer 6d. 

(See  Note  c.) 


a.  As  to  settlement  of  policy  or  security —  §  124. 
"(Vhere  any  money  which  may  become  due  or  pay- 
able upon  any  policy  of  insurance,  or  upon  any 
•security  not  being  a  marketable  securitj'',  is  settled 
or  agreed  to  be  settled,  the  instrument  whereby 
^uch  settlement  is  made  or  agreed  to  be  made  is  to 
be  charged  with  ad  valorem  duty  in  respect  of  such 
money : 

Proviso  as  to  policies. — Provided  as  follows — 
(1.)  Where,  in  the  case  of  a  policy  of  insur- 
ance, no  provision  is  made  for  keeping  up 
the  policy,  the  ad  valorem  duty  is  to  be 
charged  ouly  on  the  value  of  the  policy  at 
the  date  of  the  instrument. 
(2.)  If  in  any  such  case  the  instrument  contains 
a  statement  of  such  value,  and  is  stamped  in 
accordance  with  such  statement,  it  is,  so  far 
as  regards  such  policy,  to  be  deemed  duly 


stamped,  unless  or  until  it  is  shown  that 
such  statement  is  untrue,  and  that  the  instru- 
ment is  in  fact  insufficientlj'  stamped. 

Provision  for  payment  or  transfer  of  money  or 
stoch  setthd.—%  125.  (1.)  An  instrument  chargeable 
with  ad  valorem  duty  as  a  settlement  in  respect  of 
any  money,  stock,  or  security  is  not  to  be  charged 
with  any  further  duty  by  reason  of  containing  pro- 
vision for  the  payment  or  transfer  of  the  same 
money,  stock,  or  security. 

Rtrersionary  property  settled — Annuity  by  person 
in  possession. — (2.)  Where  any  money,  stock,  or 
security  is  settled  or  agreed  to  be  settled  by  a  per- 
son who  has  only  a  reversionary  interest  therein,  and 
the  instrument  whereby  such  settlement  is  made 
or  agreed  to  be  made  contains  a  covenant  by  the 
person  entitled  in  possession  to  the  interest  or  divi- 
dends of  such  money,  stock,  or  security  for  the  pay- 
ment, during  the  continuance  of  such  possession,  of 
any  annuity  or  j'early  sum  not  exceeding  interest 
at  the  rate  of  £4  per  centum  per  annum  upon  the 
amount  of  value  of  such  monej^,  stock,  or  security, 
such  instrument  shall  not  be  charged  with  any 
duty  in  respect  of  such  covenant. 

Tf'^e?'e  several  instruments,  one  only  to  be  charged 
with  ad  valorem  duty.—^  120.  (1.)  Where  several 
instruments  are  executed  for  effecting  the  settle- 
ment of  the  same  property,  and  the  ad  valorem  duty 
chargeable  in  respect  of  the  settlement  of  such  pro- 
perty exceeds  10s.,  one  only  of  such  instruments  is 
to  be  charged  with  the  ad  valorem  dutj'. 

(2.)  Where  a  settlement  is  made  in  pursuance  of 
any  previous  agreement,  or  articles  upon  which 
unj  ad  valorem  settlement  duty  exceeding  10s.  has 
been  paid  in  respect  of  the  same  property,  such 
settlement  is  not  to  be  charged  with  any  ad  valorem 
settlement  duty. 

(3.)  In  each  of  the  aforesaid  cases  tlie  instru- 
ments not  chargeable  with  ad  valorem  duty  are  to 
be  charged  with  the  dutj^  of  10s. 

b.  §  127.  If  a  share  warrant  is  issued  without 
being  duly  stamped,  the  company  issuing  the  same, 
and  also  everj'  person  who,  at  the  time  wheu  it 
is  issued,  is  the  managing  director  or  secretary  or 
other  principal  officer  of  the  company,  shall  for- 
feit £50. 

c.  §  128.  (2.)  Every  person  who  writes  or  executes 
any  such  request,  authority,  or  notice,  not  being 
dulj'  stamped,  and  every  purser  or  other  officer  of 
any  such  company  who  in  any  manner  obeys, 
complies  with,  or  gives  effect  to  any  such  request, 
authority,  or  notice,  not  being  dulj'  stamped,  shall 
forfeit  £20. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


643 


[Tkl'STEE. — Conveyance  or  Transfer  for  effectuat- 
ing the  appointment  of  a  new  trustee,  no  higher 
duty  than  lOs.J 

Valuation.     See  Appraisement. 

.VoTixG  Papek.  See  along  with  Letter  or  Power 
OF  Attorney. 

"Wadset.     See  Mortgage,  etc. 

Warrant  for  Goods,  3d.  See  along  with  De- 
Ln^ERT  Order. 

"Warrant  under  the  sign  manual  of  Her  Majesty, 
her  heirs  or  successors 10s. 

Writ — 

(1.)  Of  Acl-nowledgment  under  '  The  Eegistration 

of  Leases  (Scotland)  Act' 5s 

(2.)  Of  Acknowledgment  by  any  person  iufeft  of 
lands  in  Scotland,  in  favour  of  the  heu-  or  dis- 
ponee  of  a  creditor  fidly  vested  in  right  of  an 
heritable  security  constituted  \>j  infeftment,  5s. 
(3.)  Of  Resignation,  Confirmation,  Clare  Constat, 
or  Investiture  under  '  The  Titles  to  Land  Con- 
solidation (Scotland)  Act,  1868 '  5s. 


GENERAL  EXEMPTIONS  FEOM  ALL 
STAMP  DUTIES. 

(1.)  Transfers  of  Shares  in  the  Government  or 
Parliamentary  stocks  or  funds. 

(2.)  Instruments  for  the  sale,  transfer,  or  other 
disposition,  either  absolutely  or  by  way  of 
mortgage,  or  otherwise,  of  anj-  ship,  or  vessel, 
or  any  part,  interest,  share,  or  property  of  or 
in  any  ship  or  vessel. 

(3.)  Instruments  of  apprenticeship,  bonds,  con- 
tracts, and  agreements  entered  into  in  the 
United  Kingdom  for  or  relating  to  the  service 
in  any  of  Her  Majesty's  colonies  or  possessions 
abroad  of  any  person  as  an  artificer,  cleric,  do- 
mestic servant,  handicraftsman,  mechanic,  gar- 
dener, servant  in  husbandry,  or  labourer. 

(4.)  Testaments,  testamentary  instruments,  and 
dispositions  mortis  causa  in  Scotland. 

(5.)  Bonds  given  to  sheriffs  or  other  persons 
upon  the  replevy  of  anj'  goods  or  chattels,  and 
assignments  of  such  bonds. 

(6.)  Commissions  granted  to  officers  of  militia, 
yeomanry,  or  volunteers. 

(7.)  Instruments  made  by,  to,  or  with  the  Com- 
missioners, or  the  First  Commissioner  of  Her 
Majesty's  "Works  and  Public  Buildings,  for 
any  of  the  purposes  of  the  Act  15  &  16  Vict. 
C.28. 

Besides  these  exemptions  in  the  Act  33  &  34  Vict, 
c.  97,  the  exemptions  in  other  Acts  iu  force 
are  continued,  §  3. 


INVENTOET  DUTY. 

Pkoperty  liable  to  the  Duty. — Generally — All 
personal  property  (heritable  securities  are  per- 
sonal property)  belonging  to  the  deceased  in 
the  United  EaJngdom,  heritable  securities,  and 
personal  bonds  excluding  executors.  (48  Geo. 
in.  c.  149,  §  38,  etc. ;  55  Geo.  iiL  c.  184,  Sche- 
.  dule,  Part  m. ;  21  &  22  Yict.  c.  5G,  §  9,  12,  13, 
etc. ;  and  16  &  17  Vict.  c.  59,  §  8.) 
Personal  Property — Absolute  power  oj"  disposal. — 
Personal  estate  which  a  person,  dying  after  3d 

j  April  1860,   shall  have   disposed  of   by  wUl, 

under  any  authority  enabling  such  person  to 
dispose  of  the  same  as  he  shall  think  fit,  shall ; 

'  be  deemed  personal  or  moveable  estate  of  the] 

person  so  dying,  for  the  purpose  of  payment  of 


Inventory,  Probate,  or  Administration  Duty. 
(23  Vict.  c.  15,  §  4.) 
Indian  Promissory  Notes — Ships. — Indian  Govern- 
ment Promissory  Notes  and  Certificates  issued, 
or  Stock  iu  lieu  thereof,  being  assets  of  a  de- 
ceased person,  the  interest  of  which  shall  be 
payable  in  London,  registered  in  London,  or 
enfaced  in  India  for  the  purpose  of  such  re- 
gistration, before  the  death  of  the  owner;  also 
Indian  Government  Proniissorj'  Notes,  with 
coupons  attached,  iu  the  same  circumstances 
as  to  registration,  and  Certificates  issued,  or 
Stock  created  in  lieu  thereof,  shall  be  per- 
sonal estate  and  bona  notahilia  in  England 
of  the  deceased  person  (23  Vict.  c.  5,  §  1) : 
Also  any  ship,  or  any  share  of  a  ship,  be- 
longing to  a  deceased  person,  registei'ed  in 
any  port  in  the  United  Kingdom,  notwith- 
standing such  ship  at  the  time  of  the  death 
may  have  been  at  sea,  or  elsewhere  out  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  shall  be  deemed  to  be  at 
the  port  at  which  she  may  be  registered  (27  & 
28  Vict.  c.  56),  and  liable  to  Inventoi-y,  Probate, 
or  Adndnistration  Duty. 
Specialty  Debts. — For  Probate  and  Administra- 
tion Duty,  debts  and  sums  of  money  due  from 
persons  in  the  United  Kingdom  to  a  deceased 
on  obligation  or  other  specialty,  shall  be  estate 
and  effects  of  the  deceased  within  the  jurisdic- 
tion of  Her  Majesty's  Court  of  Probate  m.  Eng- 
land or  Ireland  in  which  the  same  would  be  if 
they  were  debts  upon  simple  contract,  without 
regard  to  the  place  where  the  obligation  or 
specialty  shall  be  at  the  time  of  the  death. 
(25  Vict.  c.  22,  §  39.) 
Foreign  Bonds  and  Stocls. — Documents  of  the 
debts  of  Foreign  Governments  and  Foreign 
Companies  which  pass  from  hand  to  hand  are 
property  where  the  documents  may  be.  De- 
bentures or  bonds  by  Foreign  Companies  and 
Governments,  and  the  title  to  Stocks  of  Foreign 
Companies  and  Governments,  are  property  in 
this  country,  if  in  the  possession  of  any  person 
in  this  country,  and  can  be  sold  in  the  market, 
and  the  title  of  the  purchasers  completed  to 
them  in  this  country.  See  Attornej'-General 
V.  Bouwens,  4  Meeson  and  Welsby  171. 
Rents  of  Heritage. — If  the  deceased  survive  Whit- 
sunday, one  moiety  of  the  rents  of  the  crop 
of  that  year  is  personal  estate.  If  he  survive 
Martinmas,  the  whole  rents  of  that  crop  fall 
into  the  executry.  In  addition,  from  and  after 
1st  August  1870,  the  Act  33  &  34  Vict.  1870, 
c.  35,  would  seem  to  give  the  executor  a  pro- 
portion of  the  rents  from  the  term  preceding 
the  date  of  death  -to  the  date  of  death.  That 
Act  would  also  seem  to  give  a  proportion  of  the 
term's  rents  of  quarries,  minerals,  and  houses, 
and  also  feu-duties  current  at  the  death.  The 
executor's  right  to  house  rents  would  not  there- 
foi'e  be  to  the  half-year's  rents  current  at  death, 
but  to  a  proportion  only  to  the  date  of  death. 

Modes  in  which  Duty  may  be  paid. 

When  deceased  domiciled  in  Scotland. — In  the  case 
of  a  person  dying  domiciled  in  Scotland  having 
personal  property  in  Scotland,  England,  and 
Ireland,  and  also  heritable  securities  excluding 
executors,  and  personal  bonds  excluding  ex- 
ecutors, duty  in  respect  of  the  whole  may  be 
paid  on  the  Inventory  required  to  be  recorded 
in  the  Commissary  Court ;  or  Inventory  Duty 
raa.y  be  paid  on  the  personal  property  situated 
in  Scotland,  including  heritable  securities  made 
moveable  by  the  Act  31  &  32  Vict.  c.   101, 


6M 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


§  117,  and  Duty  may  be  paid  on  a  '  Special 
Inventory'  of  the  heritable  securities  excluding 
executors,  and  personal  bonds  excluding  ex- 
ecutors, and  probate  or  administration  may  be 
obtained  in  England  and  Ireland  in  respect 
of  the  personal  estate  in  these  countries,  and 
duty  paid  in  respect  of  such  on  these  instru- 
ments. 


When  deceased  domiciled  furtli  oj  the  U.  K. — In 
case  of  a  person  dying  domiciled  furth  of  the 
United  Kingdom  leaving  personal  estate  in 
Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland,  an  Inventory 
must  be  given  up  in  Scotland,  probate  or  ad- 
ministration taken  out  in  England  and  Ireland, 
and  duty  paid  on  such  in  respect  of  the  pro- 
perty in  each  country. 


Abstract  of  the  Rates  of  Inventory  Duty. 


DUTIES.                1 

DUTIES. 

ESTATES. 

ESTATES. 

Persons   dying    on 

or    before 

Testate. 

Intestate. 

Of  the  value  of 

Testate. 

Intestate. 

25th  July  1864 

above 

£25,000  and  under 

£30,000 

£400 

£600 

£20  and  under 

£50 

10s. 

10s. 

30,000 

35,000 

450 

675 

Of  the  value  of 

36,000 

40,000 

625 

785 

50  and  under 

100 

10s. 

£1 

40,000 

45,000 

600 

900 

Persons  as  above,  and  persons 

45,000 

50,000 

675 

1,010 

dying    after 

25th    July 

50,000 

60,000 

750 

1,125 

1864,  above 

60,000 

70,000 

900 

1,350 

100  and  under 

200 

£2 

3 

70,000 

80,000 

1,050 

1,575 

Of  the  value  of 

80,000 

90,000 

1,200 

1,800 

200  and  under 

300 

6 

8 

90,000 

100,000 

1,350 

2,025 

300 

450 

8 

11 

100,000 

120,000 

1,500 

2,250 

450 

600 

11 

15 

120,000 

140,000 

1,800 

2,700 

600 

800 

15 

22 

140,000 

160,000 

2,100 

3,150 

800 

1,000 

22 

30 

160,000 

180,000 

2,400 

3,600 

1,000 

1,500 

30 

45 

180,000 

200,000 

2,700 

4,050 

1,500 

2,000 

40 

60 

200,000 

260,000 

3,000 

4,500 

2,000 

3,000 

50 

75 

260,000 

300,000 

3,750 

5,625 

3,000 

4,000 

60 

90 

300,000 

350,000 

4,600 

6,750 

4,000 

5,000 

80 

120 

350,000 

400,000 

6,250 

7,875 

5,000 

6,000 

100 

160 

400,000 

500,000 

6,000 

9,000 

6,000 

7,000 

120 

180 

500,000 

600,000 

7,500 

11,250 

7,000 

8,000 

140 

210 

600,000 

700,000 

9,000 

13,500 

8,000 

9,000 

160 

240 

700,000 

800,000 

10,600 

15,760 

9,000 

10,000 

180 

270 

800,000 

900,000 

12,000 

18,000 

30,000 

12,000 

200 

300 

900,000 

1,000,000 

13,500 

20,260 

12,000 

14,000 

220 

330 

14,000 

16,000 

250 

376 

Above  £1,000,000 

for    every 

16,000 

18,000 

280 

420 

£100,000,  and  fractional  part 

18,000 

20,000 

310 

465 

of  £100,000  (22 

&  23  Vict.  c. 

20,000 

25,000 

360 

625 

36,  §  1)  .        . 

1,500 

2,260 

i 


Exemptions.  —  Inventory  of  the  estate  of  any 
common  seaman  or  soldier  dying  in  service. 

Additional  Inventory  when  the  duty  on  the 
whole  estate  does  not  exceed  that  already  paid 
on  the  former  InventorJ^ 


EETUEN  OF  INVENTOEY  DUTY. 
The  inventory  duty  and  probate  and  admini- 
stration duty  are  paid  on  the  whole  personal 
propertj',  without  deduction  of  debts ;  but  the 
Act  5  &  6  Vict.  c.  79,  §  23,  provides  for  a  re- 
turn being  given  on  proof  of  the  constitution 
and  payment  of  the  debts.  This  return  must 
be  claimed  within  three  years ;  but  the  time 
will  be  prolonged  on  application  to  the  Board 
of  Inland  Eevenue.  No  return  to  be  granted 
in  respect  of  a  voluntary  debt  due  from  a 
person  dying  after  28th  June  1801,  expressed 
to  be  payable  on  the  deatli  of  .such  person,  or 
paj'able  under  .an  instrument  which  shall  not 
have  been  bona  fide  delivered  to  the  donee 
three  months  before  the  death  of  such  person. 
(24  &  25  Vict.  c.  92,  §  3.) 
Note. — Forms  of  Inventory  and  Additional  Inven- 
tory will  be  found  in  the  Juridical  iStyles,  vol. 


III.  App.  pp.  8-11.  Forms  of  inventories,  and 
also  regulations  for  return  of  inventory  duty, 
may  be  obtained  at  the  office  of  the  Solicitor, 
Inland  Eevenue,  Edinburgh. 


Duty  per 

£1    0 
3     0 
5    0 

f.t. 
0 
0 
0 

6    0 
10    0 

0 
0 

LEGACY  DUTY. 
Legacies,  Annuities,  Eesidiies,  etc. 

To   children   or  their   descendants, 
or  lineal  ancestors. 

Brother  or  sister,  or  descendants. 

Uncle  or  aunt,  or  their  descendants. 

Grand    uncle  or  aunt,  or  their  de- 
scendants. 

All  other  relations  or  strangers. 

The  husband  or  wife  of  the  deceased  is  not 
chargeable  with  duty.  If  the  legatee's  husband 
or  wife  is  of  nearer  consanguinity  than  the 
legatee,  duty  is  payable  according  to  such  nearer 
relationship.     (16  &  17  Vict.  c.  51,  §  11.) 

This  duty  is  paj'able  for  every  legacy  out  of  the 
personal  or  moveable  estate,  or  out  of  or  charged 
upon  the  real  or  heritable  estate  of  the  de- 
ceased, or  out  of  any  estate  which  he  has  power 
to  dispose  of,  or  out  of  any  monej's  to  arise  by 
the  sale,  mortgage,  or  other  disposition  ol  the 


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deceased's  real  or  heritable  estate,  or  any  part 
thereof :  Also  for  the  clear  residue  (after  de- 
ducting debts,  funeral  expenses,  legacies,  and 
other  charges  first  payable  thereout)  of  the 
personal  or  moveable  estate,  ■whether  the  title 
to  such  residue  shall  accrue  by  virtue  of  any 
testamentary  disposition,  or  upon  a  partial  or 
total  intestacy  :  And  also  for  the  clear  residue 
of  the  moneys  to  arise  from  the  sale,  mortgage, 
or  other  disposition  of  any  real  or  heritable 
estate,  directed  to  be  sold,  mortgaged,  or  other- 
wise disposed  of  by  any  will  or  testamentary 
instrument. 

Annuities  commencing  to  be  payable  on  the 
death  of  persons  dying  after  19th  May  1853 
are  valued  for  legacy  duty  according  to  tables 
annexed  to  the  Succession  Duty  Act  (16  &  17 
Vict.  c.  51) ;  and  Annuities  commencing  to  be 
payable  previous  to  that  date,  by  the  tables  an- 
nexed to  the  Legacy  Duty  Ac  t  (36  Geo.  ill.  c.  52). 

Duty  is  not  exigible  on  legacies  or  residues 
under  £20 ;  but  if  a  legatee  take  two  or  more 
legacies  under  any  testament,  which  shall  to- 
gether be  of  the  amount  of  £20,  each  shall  be 
charged  with  duty,  though  each  or  either  may 
be  separately  under  that  amount. 

Duty  on  legacies  and  residues  in  arrears — inte- 
rest thereon  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent. — is  pay- 
able.    (31  &  32  Vict.  c.  124,  §  9.) 

Printed  forms  and  regulations  for  payment  of  the 
legacy  dutj'  may  be  obtained  gratis,  on  appli- 
cation at  the  Legacy  Duty  Office,  Inland 
Revenue,  Edinburgh ;  and  at  the  ofiices  of  dis- 
tributors of  Stamps  in  the  country. 


iug  on  any  death,  not  amounting  in  princi- 
pal value  to  £100  (§  18).  2.  Any  succession 
of  less  value  than  £20  in  the  whole  (ib.).  3. 
Legacies  and  personal  property  charged  with 
legacy  duty,  in  respect  of  the  same  acquisition 
(«6.).  Duty  on  successions  in  arrear — interest 
thereon  at  the  rate  of  4  per  cent. — is  payable. 
(31  &  32  Vict.  c.  124,  §  9.) 
Note. — FoiTus  of  the  accounts  may  be  obtained 
at  the  Legacy  Duty  Office,  Edinburgh ;  and  at 
the  offices  of  distributors  of  stamps  in  the 
country. 


SUCCESSION  DUTY. 

(17  &  18  Vict.  c.  51.) 

The  duty  commenced  on  the  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  imposed  by  the 
Legacy  Duty  Acts. 

The  duty  on  Heritable  Property  is  charged 
on  the  annual  value,  after  allowance  of  the 
necessary  outgoings  (§  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 
charged  as  personalty  (§  1). 

rates  of  scccessiox  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  their  descendants,  £5  per  cent. 

Brothers  and  sisters  of  a  grandfather  or  grand- 
mother of  the  predecessor  and  their  descend- 
ants, £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  succes- 
sor'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,  pass- 


ADHESIVE  STAMPS. 

Instruments  for  which  Adhesive  Stamps  may  he  med 
and  person  by  ichom  to  be  cancelled,  etc.,  also  modi 
of  Cancellation. 

Agreement — 6d.  duty. 

Cancellation  bv  person  by  whom  it  is  first  exe- 
cuted (§  36)." 
Bill  of  Exchange. — Fixed  duty  of  a  penny. 
Cancellation  bj'  person  who  signs  it  before  he 
delivers  it  out  of  custody  (§  50). 
Bill  payable  on  demand. — If  presented  unstamped, 
person  to  whom  presented  may  aflix  and  cancel 
and  deduct  duty  from  sum  in  paying ;  but  not 
to  relieve   person    who    may   have    inciu'red 
penalty  (§  54.) 
Bills  or  Notes. — Drawn  or  made  out  of  United 
Kingdom. 
Person  before  he  presents  bill  or  note  for  pay- 
ment, negotiates  or  pays  it,  to  affix  and  cancel. 
Provided — 

(a.)  If   at  time  it  comes  to  hands  of  bona  fide 
holder  a  stamp  is  on  it  and  cancelled.   It  shall 
be  deemed  duly  cancelled,  although  not  affixd 
and  cancelled  by  proper  person. 
(6.)  .If  a  stamp  shall  be  on  it  and  not  dtily  can 
celled,  bona  fide  holder  may  cancel  it,  and  it 
shall  be  deemed  duly  stamped  (§  51). 
Person  not  relieved  of  penalty  incurred  by  him 
for  not  cancelling  adhesive  stamp  (/6.). 
Chaeter- Party.  —  Cancellation    by    person    by 
whom  it  is  last  executed,  or  by  whose  execu- 
tion  it  is   completed  as   a  binding   contract 
(§  66). 
Contract  Note. — Cancellation  by  person  by  whom 

first  executed  (§  69). 
Certifikd  Copies  or  Extracts  from  Eegisters 
of  Births,  etc. — Cancellation  by  person  sign- 
ing before  he  delivers  the  same  out  of  his 
hands  (§  80). 
Delivery  Ordhrs  and  Warrant  for  Goods. — 
Cancellation  by  the   person  by  whom  made 

(§  89). 
Lease  for  any  definite  term  less  than  a  year  of — 
(1.)  Dwelling-house,  etc.,  at  a  rate  not  exceeding 

the  rate  of  £10  per  annum. 
(2.)  Any  furnished  house  or  apartments,  also  a 

duplicate  of  such  instrument. 
Cancellation  by  person  by  whom  first  executed 

(§  99)- 
Person  who  executes  or  prepares  lease,  the  duty 
on  which  may  be  denoted  by  adhesive  stamp, 
and  which  is  not,  at  or  before  execution,  duly 
stamped,  penalty  £5  (§  100,  1).  Penalty  not 
incurrrd  in  respect  of  letters  and  correspond- 
ence (§  100,  2). 

Notarial  Act  and  Protest  of  a  Bill  or  Promis- 
sory Note. — Cancellation  by  notary  (§  116)._ 

PoLicYof  Insurance  on  Life,  and  comiiensation 
for  accident. — Cancellation  by  person  who  first 
executes  (§  119). 


646 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Proxy  and  Voting  Papek — liable  to  duty  of  Id. 
Cancellation  by  person  by  -whom  first  executed 
(102,  2). 

Eeceipt. — Cancellation  by  person  who  gives 
(§  121). 

Bequest  to  Puksee  or  Officer  of  Mining  Com- 
pany on  cost  book  system  to  enter  or  register 
transfer  of  share  or  part  of  share  on  notice  of 
such  b-ansfer.  Cancellation  by  person  who 
writes  (§  128). 

General  Direction  as  to  the  C^vxcellation 
OF  Adhesive  Stajips. 

§  24.  (1.)  An  instrument,  the  duty  upon  which 
is  required,  or  permitted  by  law,  to  be  denoted 
by  an  adhesive  stamp,  is  not  to  be  deemed 
duly  stamped  with  an  adhesive  stamp  unless 
the  person  required  by  law  to  cancel  such  ad- 
hesive stamj)  cancels  the  same  by  writing  on 
or  across  the  stamp  his  name  or  initials,  or  the 
name  or  initials  of  his  firm,  together  with  the 
true  date  of  his  so  writing,  so  that  the  stamp 
may  be  effectually  cancelled,  and  rendered  in- 
capable of  being  used  for  any  other  instrument, 
or  unless  it  is  otherwise  proved  that  the  stamp 
appearing  on  the  instrument  was  affixed  thereto 
at  the  proper  time. 

Penalty  for  negUct  or  refusal,  £10. — (2.)  Every 
person  who,  being  required  by  law  to  cancel 
an  adhesive  stamp,  wilfully  neglects  or  refuses 
duly  and  effectually  to  do  so  in  manner  afore- 
said, shall  forfeit  the  sum  of  £10. 

Penalty  for  frauds  in  relation  to  adhesive  stamps, 
or  to  any  duty,  £50  (§  25). — Any  person  who — 

(1.)  Fraudulently  removes  or  causes  to  be  re- 
moved from  any  instrument  any  adhesive 
stamp,  or  affixes  any  adhesive  stamp  which 
has  been  so  removed  to  any  other  instrument 
with  intent  that  such  stamp  may  be  used 
again  ; 

(2.)  Sells  or  offers  for  sale,  or  utters,  any  adhesive 
stamj)  which  has  been  so  removed,  or  utters 
any  instrument  having  thereon  any  adhesive 
stamp  which  has  to  his  knowledge  been  so 
removed  as  aforesaid ; 

(3.)  Practises  or  is  concerned  in  any  fraudulent 
act,  contrivance,  or  device  not  specially  pro- 
vided for,  with  intent  to  defraud  Her  Majesty, 
her  heirs  or  successors,  of  any  duty, 

shall  forfeit  over  and  above  any  other  penalty  to 
which  he  may  be  liable,  the  sum  of  £50. 

Every  person  who  by  writing  defaces  any  ad- 
hesive stamp  before  it  is  used,  penalty  £5. 
Commissioners  may  authorize  writing  on  ad- 
hesive stamp  for  identification  (33  and  34  Vict, 
c.  98,  §  25). 


STAMPING  INSTRUMENTS  AFTEE 
EXECUTION. 
Articles  of  Clerkship. — Duly  stamped  articles  in 
order  to  admission  in  inferior  court  may  be 
stamped  with  duty  to  make  up  £60,  and  shall 
then  be  sufficiently  stamped  for  admission  into 
Court  of  Session,  etc.     (§  42). 

With  this  exception,  articles  of  clerkship  are  nnt 
to  be  stamped  after  the  expiration  of  six  mouths 
from  the  date,  except  on  payment  of  the  pen- 
alties as  follows  :— 

(1.)  If  brought  to  bo  stamped  within  one  year 
after  date,  £10. 

(2.)  If  so  brought  after  one  year  and  within  five 
years  after  date ;  for  every  year  and  also  for 
any  additional  part  of  a  year  elapsed  since  the 
date,  £10. 


(3.)  In  every  other  case,  £50  (§  43). 
Bills  and  Notes  having  an  impressed  stamp  of 
sufficient  amount  but  improper  denomination 
may  be  stamped,  if  not  then  payable,  penalty 
£2 ;  if  payable,  penalty  £10.  With  these  ex- 
ceptions, not  to  be  stamped  after  execution 
(§  53). 
C  H  arter- Party. 

Within  seven  days  after  first  execution,  penalty 
4s.  6d. 

After  seven  days,  and  within  a  month,  penalty 
£10. 

In  any  other  case,  cannot  be  stamped  (§  68). 

If  executed  abroad,  any  party  to  it  may,  within 
ten  daj'S  after  receijjt  in  United  Kingdom,  affix 
and  cancel  adhesive  stamp  (§  67). 

Attested  Copies,  or  Extracts  of  or  from — 

(1.)  An  instnuuent  chargeable  with  duty  ; 

(2.)  An  original  will,  testament,  or  codicil ; 

(3.)  The  probate  or  probate  copy  of  a  wiU  or 
codicil ; 

(4.)  Letters  of  administration,  or  a  confirmation 
of  a  testament ; 

may  be  stamped  within  fourteen  days  after  the 
date  of  the  attestation  or  authentication,  with- 
out penalty  (§  19). 
Foreign  Securities.  —  The  Board  of  Inland 
Revenue  may  at  any  time,  without  reference 
to  date,  allow  them  to  be  stamped  without 
penalty,  upon  being  satisfied  they  were  not 
made  or  issued,  and  have  not  been  transferred, 
assigned,  or  negotiated,  and  no  interest  paid 
on  them,  within  the  United  Kingdom  (§  115). 
Policy  of  Insuk^vnce  made  or  executed  out  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  but  enforceable  in  the  United 
Kingdom,  may  be  stamped  within  two  months 
after  it  has  been  first  received  in  the  United 
Kingdom,  without  penalty  (§  117,  2). 
Receipt  may  be  stamped  with  impressed  stamp — 

1.  Within  fourteen  days  after  given,  penalty  £5. 

2.  After  fourteen  days  and  within  a  month, 
penalty  £10. 

In  any  other  case,  not  to  be  stamped  (§  122). 
Instruments   as  to  which  no  express  provision  to 
2)rohibit. 

Instruments  on  payment  of  duty  and  penalty  o/"  £10 ; 
if  duty  exceeds  £10,  also  interest  on  it  (§  15,  1). 
Except  where  express  provision  to  the  con- 
trary is  made  by  this  or  any  other  Act,  any 
unstamped  or  insufficiently  stamped  instrument 
may  be  stamped  after  the  execution  thereof,  on 
payment  of  the  unpaid  duty,  and  a  penalty  of 
£10,  and  also  by  way  of  further  penalty,  wliere 
the  unpaid  duty  exceeds  £10,  of  interest  on 
such  duty  at  the  rate  of  £5  per  centum  per 
I  annum  from  the  day  upon  which  the  instru- 
ment was  first  executed  up  to  the  time  when 
'  such  interest  is  equal  in  amount  to  the  unpaid 
duty. 

And  the  payment  of  any  penalty  or  penalties  is 
to  be  denoted  on  the  instrument  by  a  particular 
stamp. 

Proviso. — (2.)  Provided  as  follows: — 

Instruments  executed  abroad  within  two  montJis 
after  being  received  in  United  Kingdom  without 
penalty. — (ci)  Any  unstamped  or  insufficiently 
stamped  instrument  which  has  been  first  exe- 
cuted at  any  place  out  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
may  be  stamped  at  anj^  time  within  two 
mouths  after  it  has  been  first  received  in  the 
United  Kingdom,  on  payment  of  the  unpaid 
duty  only. 

Board  may  remit  penalties  within  twelve  months. — 
(b.)  The  Commissioners  may,  if  they  think  fit, 
at  anv  time  within  twelve  months  after  the 


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647 


i^' 


first  execution  of  any  instrument,  remit  the 
penalty  or  penalties,  or  any  part  tbereof. 
(See  Note  «.) 
Unstamped  or  insufficientli/  stamped  instruments 
produced  in  Court,  if  duty  and  penaltj  be  paid 
to  officer  of  Court,  may  he  received  in  evidence. 
— §  16.  (1.)  Upon  the  production  of  an  instru- 
ment chargeable  with  anj^  duty  as  evidence  in 
any  court  of  civil  judicatui'e  in  aDj'  part  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  the  officer  whose  duty  it  is 
to  read  the  instrument  shall  call  the  attention 
of  the  judge  to  any  omission  or  insufficiency 
of  the  stamp  thereon,  and  if  the  instrument  is 
one  which  may  legally  be  stamped  after  the 
execution  thereof,  it  may,  on  payment  to  the 
officer  of  the  amount  of  the  unpaid  duty,  and 
the  penalty  payable  by  law  on  stamping  the 
same  as  aforesaid,  and  of  a  further  sum  of  £1, 
be  received  in  evidence,  saving  all  just  excep- 
tions on  other  grounds. 

The  officer  of  the  Court  to  account  for  duties  and 
penalties. — (2.)  The  officer  receiviug  the  said 
duty  and  penalty  shall  give  a  receipt  for  the 
same,  and  make  an  entry  in  a  book  kept  for ' 
that  purpose  of  the  payment  and  of  the  amount 
thereof,  and  shall  communicate  to  the  commis- 
sioners the  name  or  title  of  the  cause  or  pro- 
ceeding in  which,  and  of  the  party  from  whom, 
he  received  the  said  duty  and  penalty,  and  the 
date  and  description  of  the  instrument,  and 
sliall  pay  over  to  the  Receiver- General  of  In- 
land Revenue,  or  to  such  other  person  as  the 
commissioners  may  appoint,   the   money  re 
ceived  by  him  for  the  said  duty  and  penalty. 

Commissioners  to  stamp  instrument. — (3.)  Upon 
production  to  the  commissioners  of  any  instru- 
ment in  respect  of  which  any  duty  or  penalty 
has  been  paid  as  aforesaid,  together  with  the 
receipt  of  the  said  officer,  the  payment  of  such 
duty  and  penalty  shall  be  denoted  on  such  in- 
strument accordingly. 


ADJUDICATION. 

Doubts  ^\5  to  Sufficiency  of  Stamps  siay 
be  removed. 

The  commissioners  may  be  required  to  express  their 
opinion  as  to  duty. 

Mode  and  effect  of  proceeding. — §  18.  (1.)  Subject 
to  such  regulations  as  the  commissioners  may 
think  fit  to  make,  the  commissioners  may  be 
required  by  any  person  to  express  their  opinion 
with  reference  to  any  executed  instrument  upon 
the  following  questions : 

(a.)  Whether  it  is  chargeable  with  any  duty : 

(6.)  With  what  amount  of  duty  it  is  chargeable. 

(2.)  If  the  commissioners  are  of  opinion  that  the 
instrument  is  not  chargeable  with  any  duty, 
such  instrument  may  be  stamped  with  a  par- 


a.  Instruments  to  have  stamps  impressed  are  re- 
ceived at  the  Cashier's  Office,  Inland  Revenue, 
Edinburgh,  to  be  stamped,  if  within  two  months  of 
the  first  date  (the  solicitor  may  in  certain  circum- 
stances receive  them  within  two  months  of  the  last 
date),  on  payment  of  the  duty ;  if  beyond  that  date, 
on  payment  of  the  duty  and  penalty.  Persons 
applying  will  be  furnished  with  a  schedule,  which, 
after  being  filled  up,  is  to  be  presented,  with  the 
instrument,  at  the  Cashier's  Office,  No.  3,  Inland 
Revenue.  The  amount  of  dutv  sought  to  be  im- 
pressed is  to  be  inserted  in  the  schedule  by  the 
applicant  before  being  presented,  and  the  duty  is  to 
be  paid  at  the  time  of  the  application. 


ticular  stamp  denoting  that  it  is  not  charge- 
able with  any  duty. 
(3.)  If  the  Commissioners  are  of  opinion  that  the 
instrument  is  chargeable  with  duty,  they  shall 
assess  the  duty  with  which  it  isin  their  opinion 
chargeable,  and  if  or  when  the  instrument  is 
duly  stamped  in  accordance  with  the  assess- 
ment of  the  commissioners,  it  may  be  also 
stamped  with  a  particular  stamp  denoting  that 
it  is  duly  stamped. 
(-1.)  Every  instrument  stamped  with  the  par- 
ticular stamp  denoting-  either  that  it  is  not 
chargeable  with  any  duty,  or  is  duly  stamped, 
shall  be  admissible  in  evidence,  and  available 
for  all  purposes,  notwithstanding  any  objec- 
tion relating  to  duty. 
(5.)  Provided  as  follows  : — 

(a.)  Instrument  to  be  stampied  according  to  opinion. 
— An   instrument  upon   which  the  duty   has 
been  assessed  by  the  commissioners  shall  not, 
if  it  is  unstamped  or  insufficiently  stamped, 
be  stamped  otherwise  than  in  accordance  with 
the  assessment  of  the  commissioners. 
(6.)  Securities  without  limit  nut  to  be  adjudicated. 
— Nothing  in  this  section  contained  extends 
to  any  instrument  chargeable  with  duty,  and 
made  as  a  security  for  money  or  stock  with- 
out limit, 
(c.)  Also  instruments  ivhich  ca?inot  be  stamped. — 
Nothing   in   this   section  contained   shall   be 
deemed  to   authorize  the  stamping   after  the 
execution  thereof  of  any  instrument  prohibited 
bj'  law  from  being  so  stamped. 
Persons  dissatisfied  may   appeal. — §  19.      (1.)    Any 
person  who  is  dissatisfied  with  the  assessment 
of  the  commissioners  made  in  pursuance  of  the 
last  preceding  section  may,  within  twenty-one 
days  after  the  date  of  such  assessment,  and  on 
paj'ment    of    duty  in    conformity  therewith, 
appeal  against  such  assessment  to  Her  Majesty's 
Com-t  of  Exchequer  in  England,  Scotland,  or 
Ireland,  according  to  the  country  in  which  the 
case  has  arisen,  and  may  for  that  purpose  re- 
quire the  commissioners  to  state  and  sign  a 
case,  setting  forth  a  question  upon  which  their 
opinion  was  required,  and  the  assessment  made 
by  theili. 
Mode  of  proceeding. — (2.)   The    commissioners 
shall  thereupon  state  and  sign  a  case  accord- 
ingly, and  deliver  the  same  to  the  person  by 
whom  it  is  reqixired,   and  on  his  application 
such  case  may  be  set  down  for  hearing  in  the 
proper  court. 
(3.)  Upon  the  hearing  of  such  case  (due  notice 
of  which  is  to  be  given  to  the  commissioners) 
the  court  shall  determine   the  question   sub- 
mitted, and,  if  the  instrument  in  question  is  in 
the  opinion  of  the  court  chargeable  with  any 
duty,  shall  assess  the  duty  with  which  it  is  so 
chargeable. 
(4.)  If  it  is  decided  by  the  court  that  the  assess- 
ment of  the  commissioners  is  erroneous,  any 
excess  of  duty  which  may  have  been  paid  in 
conformity  with   such  erroneous   assessment, 
together  with  any  penalty  which  may  have 
been   paid   in  consequence   thereof,  shall   be 
ordered  by  the  court  to  be  repaid  by  the  com- 
missioners to  the  appellant,  together  with  the 
costs  incurred  by  him  in  relation  to  the  appeal. 
(5.)  But  if  the  assessment  of  the  commissioners 
is  confirmed  by  the  court,  the  costs  incurred 
by  the  commissioners  in  relation  to  the  appeal 
shall  be  ordered  bj'  the  court  to  be  paid  by  the 
appellant  to  the  commissioners. 
The  commissioners  may  call  for  and  refuse  to  pro- 
ceed ivithout  evidence. — §  20.  (1.)    In  any  case 


f 


fi48 


.STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


of  application  to  the  commissioners  with  re- 
ference to  any  instrument,  the  commissioners 
maj'  require  to  be  furnished  with  an  abstract 
of  the  instrument,  and  also  with  such  evidence 
as  they  may  deem  necessary,  in  order  to  show 
to  their  satisfaction  whether  all  tlie  facts  and 
circumstances  affecting  the  liability  of  the  in- 
strument to  duty,  or  the  amount  of  the  duty 
chargeable  thereon,  are  fully  and  truly  set 
forth  therein,  and  may  refuse  to  proceed  upon 
any  such  application  until  such  abstract  and 
evidence  has  been  fiirnished  accordingly. 
Affidavit  not  to  he  iised  otherwise.  Person  paying 
full  duty  relieved  of  penalty,  etc.,  for  omission'\ 
■  to  state  tndy  m  instrument. — (2.)  Provided  that 
no  affidavit  or  statutory  declaration  made  in 
pursuance  of  this  section  shall  be  used  against 
any  person  making  the  same  in  any  proceeding 
whatever,  except  in  an  inquiry  as  to  the  duty 
with  which  the  instrument  to  which  it  relates 
is  chargeable;  and  every  person  by  whom  any 
such  affidavit  or  declaration  is  made  shall,  on 
payment  of  the  full  duty  with  which  the  in- 
strument to  which  it  relates  is  chargeable,  be 
relieved  from  any  penalty,  forfeiture,  or  dis 
ability  he  may  have  incurred  by  reason  of  the 
omission  to  state  truly  in  such  instrument  any 
of  the  facts  or  circumstances  aforesaid. 
(See  Note  o.) 


DENOTING  STAMP. 
Duplicates  {§  93). — Coxvey^\js-ce  on  Sale  (§  76).  ■ 
— Settlement  (§  126),  etc.  §  14.  Where  the 
duty  with  which  an  instrument  is  chargeable  1 
depends  in  anj'  manner  upon  the  dutj'  paidj 
upon  another  instrument,  the  jjayment  of  such: 
last-mentioned  dutj'  shall,  if  application  bej 
made  to  the  Commissioners  for  that  purpose,  i 
and  on  production  of  both  the  instruments,  be! 
denoted  in  such  manner  as  the  Commissioners] 
think  fit  upon  such  first-mentioned  instrument. 
(See  Note  b.)  \ 


LICENCE  TO  SELL  STAMPS. 

Person  selling  stamps  must  have  a  licence  from 

the  Commissioners  of  Inland  Eevenue.   Licence 

to  specify  Chi-istian  name  and  surname  andj 

place  of  abode,  and  specify  shop  or  shops  where : 

a.  Instruments  are  received  for  adjudication  at 
the  Solicitor's  Office,  Inland  Revenue  Office,  Edin-; 
burgb,  on  the  same  conditions  as  to  duty  and 
penalty  as  instruments  to  be  stamped  merely.  The 
schedule  (the  duty  to  be  impressed  not  being  in- 
serted), the  instniment  after  execution,  and  an 
abstract  giving  the  substance  of  the  provisions, 
particularly  dat"S  and  sums,  and  a  reference  to  ttie 
part  of  the  deed  on  which  each  commences,  are  to 
be  left  at  the  Solicitor's  Office,  No.  5,  on  Mondays 
and  Wednesdays,  between  10  and  12  o'clock.  Be- 
tween 10  and  12  o'clock  on  Thursday  following,  a 
pei'son,  who  can  give  explanation,  must  call  on  the 
Assistant  Solicitor,  No.  6;  and  he  should  be  pre- 
pared to  pay  the  proper  duly,  and  penalty,  if  anj-, 
to  the  Cashier,  No.  3,  Lobby. 

h.  Instruments  requiring  to  be  impressed  with 
the  denoting  stamp  to  render  them  valid,  may  be 
lodged  at  the  Solicitor's  Office,  No.  5  Inland  Ee- 
venue, Edinburgh,  between  10  and  12  o'clock  on 
Monday  and  Wednesday.  The  principal  instru- 
ment, as  well  as  the  subordinate  instrument,  must 
be  lodged,  and  both  must  appear  to  be  properly 
stamped. 


stamps  are  to  be  sold.  ^  Bond  to  be  granted, 
Not  to  sell  but  at  shops  licensed,  and  not  | 
hawk  (33  &  34  Vict.  c.  98,  §  5,  0,  7,  8,  9,  10, 
11).  Persons  in  the  employment  of  the  Post 
Office  to  sell  postage  stamps  without  licence, 
and  carry  them  about  for  sale  {ib.  §  12). 


DISCOUNT   ON  THE  PUECHASE  OF 
STAMPS. 

Upon  the  sale  of  stamps  such  discount  shall  be 
allowed  to  the  purchaser  thereof  as  the  Com- 
missioners of  lier  Majesty's  Treasury  shall 
direct  (33  &  34  Vict.  c.  98,  §  13). 

The  Treasury  have  authorized  the  continuance 
of  the  same  allowances  of  discount  as  those 
granted  under  former  Acts,  viz. : — 

Purchasers  of  stamps  (except  receipt,  labels  for 
medicines,  newf  papers,  and  postage  stamps)  at 
London,  Edinburgh,  orDublin,under  the  value 
of  =£  1 0  each,  but  to  t  he  value  of  £30  or  aipwards 
in  whole,  are  allowed  discount  at  the  rate  of  ■: 
30s.  per  cent.  (12  &  13  Vict.  c.  80.)  The  like  i 
discount  is  allowed  to  any  person  lodging  at 
Edinburgh,  paper  or  forms  containing  printed 
matter  only,  to  bo  impressed  with  stamp  duties 
under  the  value  of  £10  each,  but  to  the  value 
of  £30  or  upwards  in  whole. 

To  persons  who  at  one  time  shall  produce  at 
the  office  of  Inland  Eevenue  in  London,  Edin- 
burgh, or  Dublin,  paper  to  be  stamped  with,  or 
shall  purcliase  at  the  office  in  London,  Edin- 
burgh, or  Dublin,  stamps  to  the  amount  of  £2 
or  upwards,  or  of  any  distributor  or  sub-dis- 
tributor of  stamps  at  any  place  not  within  the 
distance  of  ten  miles  from  the  said  offices  re- 
spectively, stamps  to  the  amount  of  £1  or  up- 
wards, denoting  any  rate  of  duty  not  exceeding 
Is.  on  Bills  of  Exchange,  Drafts  or  Orders,  or 
Promissory  Notes,  or  Stamps,  for  denoting  the 
duty  of  one  penny  on  any  instrument  or  docu- 
ment whatever  (except  postage  stamps  and 
customs  stamps),  an  allowance  shall  be  made 
of  tenpence  for  eveiy  20s.  of  the  amount  of  the 
duties  denoted  by  such  stamps.  (23  &  24  Vict. 
c.  Ill,  §  3.)  Anj'  person  selling  such  stamps 
shall  not  make  any  charge  for  the  paper 
whereon  the  same  are  impressed.  Penalty  for 
doing  so,  or  demanding  or  receiving  a  greater 
price  or  sum  than  the  amount  of  the  stamp- 
duty,  £10.     {lb.  §  25.) 


EXCHANGING  SPOILED  STAMPS. 
Stamp  Duties  Management  Act,  1870  (33  &  34 
Vict.  c.  98). 
Allowance  for  Spoiled  Stnmps.-^^  14.  The  Com- 
missioners may  make  regulations  regarding  allow- 
ance  for  stamps  spoiled  in  the   following  cases, 
viz. : — 

Instruments  not  executed. — (1.)  Inadvertently  and 
undesignedly  spoiled,  obliterated,  or  by  any 
means  rendered  unfit  for  the  purpose  intended: 
Adhesive  Stamps  — (2.)  Any  never  used  nor  affixed 
to  any  material,  but  inadvertently  and  unde- 
signedly spoiled  or  rendered  unfit  for  use: 
Bills  and  N'otes. — (3.)  Signed  by  the  drawer,  but 
not  delivered  out  of  his  hands  to  the  payee,  or 
any  person  on  his  behalf,  or  deposited  with 
any  person  as  a  security  for  the  paj-ment  of 
money,  or  in  any  way  negotiated,  issued,  or 
put  in  circulation,  or  made  use  of  in  any  other 
manner  whatever,  and  which  being  a  bill  has 
not  been  accepted  by  the  drawee,  and  does  not 
bear  anj-  signature  intended  as  or  for  the  ac- 
ceptance : 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


647* 


(4.)  Signed  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  drawer  thereof, 
but  which  from  any  omission  or  error  has  been 
spoiled  or  rendered  useless,  although  the  same, 
being  a  bill  of  exchange,  may  have  been  pre- 
sented for  acceptance  or  accepted  or  endorsed, 
or,  being  a  promissory-note,  may  have  been 
delivered  to  the  payee,  provided  that  another 
completed  and  duly  stam^-ed  bill  or  note  is 
produced  identical  in  eveiy  particular,  except 
in  the  correction  of  such  error  or  omission  as 
aforesaid,  with  the  spoiled  bill  or  note : 
(5.)  The  following  executed  instruments — 

(a.)  Presentation  to  an  ecclesiastical  benefice 
not  followed  by  institution  : 

(6.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  but  after- 
wards found  to  be  absolutely  void  in  law  from 
the  beginning: 

(c.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  but  after- 
wards found  unfit  by  reason  of  any  eiTor  or 
mistake  therein  for  the  pui-pose  originally  in- 
tended: 

(rf.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  but  which, 
by  reason  of  the  death  of  any  person  by  whom 
it  is  necessary  that  it  should  be  executed,  with- 
out having  executed  the  same,  or  of  the  refusal 
of  any  such  person  to  execute  the  same,  or  to 
advance  any  money  intended  to  be  thereby  se- 
cured, cannot  be  com])leted  so  as  to  effect  the 
intended  transaction  in  the  form  proposed. 

(e.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  which,  for 
want  of  the  execution  thereof  by  some  material 
and  necessary  party,  and  his  inability  or  re- 
fusal to  sign  the  same,  is  in  fact  incomplete 
and  insufficient  for  the  purpose  for  which  it 
was  intended : 

(/;)  ExecTited  by  any  party  thereto,  which,  by 
reason  of  the  refusal  of  any  person  to  act  under 
the  same,  or  by  the  refusal  or  non-acceptance 
of  any  office  thereby  granted,  totally  fails  of 
the  intended  purpose : 

(^r.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  which,  for 
want  of  eni'olment  or  registi'ation  within  the 
time  required  by  law,  becomes  null  and  void : 

(A.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  which  be- 
comes useless  in  consequence  of  the  transaction 
intended  to  be  thereby  effected  being  effected 
by  some  other  instrument  duly  stamped : 

(/.)  Executed  by  any  party  thereto,  which  is 
inadvertently  and  undesignedly  spoUed,  and 
in  lieu  whereof  another  instrument  made  be- 
tween the  same  parties  and  for  the  same  pur- 
pose is  executed  and  duly  stamped : 
Provided  :— 

(1.)  Executed  Instruments — 

(a.)  The  instrument  is  given  up  to  be  cancelled : 

(6.)  The  appUcation  is  made  within  six  months 
after  the  date  of  the  instrument,  or,  if  not 
dated,  within  six  months  after  the  execution 
by  the  person  by  whom  it  was  first  or  alone 
executed.  Except,  1.  Where  from  unavoidable 
circumstances  any  instrument  for  which  an- 
other instrument  has  been  substituted  cannot 
be  given  up  to  be  cancelled  within  the  afore- 
said period,  and  in  that  case  within  six  months 
after  the  date  or  execution  of  the  substituted 
instrument ;  2.  Where  the  spoiled  instrument 
has  become  void  for  want  of  enrolment  or  re- 
gistration, and  in  that  case  within  six  months 
next  after  it  has  so  become  void ;  3.  Where 
the  spoOed  instrument  has  been  sent  abroad, 
and  in  that  case  within  six  months  after  it  has 
been  received  back  in  any  part  of  the  United 
Kingdom : 

(c.)  No  action  has  been  brought  or  suit  com- 
menced in  which  the  instrument  could  or  would 
have  been  given  or  offered  in  evidence : 


(2.)    Unexecuted  Instruments.  —  In  tho  case    of 
stamped  material,  not  having  any  executed 
instrument  written  thereon,  and  of  an  adhesive 
stamp  not  affixed  to  any  material,  tho  applica- 
tion is  made  within  six  Tnonths  after  the  stamp 
has  beeu  spoiled. 
Misused  Stamps. — §  15.  Stamp  used  of  greater 
value  than  was  necessary,  or  stamp  inadvertently 
used  for  an  instrument  not  liable  to  any  duty,  ap- 
plication within  six  tnonths  after  the  date  of  the 
instrument,  or,  if  it  is  not  dated,  within  six  months 
after  the  execution.     The  instrument  liable  to  duty 
to  be  restamped  with  the  proper  duty.     The  mis- 
used stamp  to  be  cancelled  and  allowed  as  spoiled. 
Allowance  how  to  be  made. — §  16.  The  Commis- 
sioners may  give  in  lieu  other  stamps  of  the  same 
denomination  and  value,  or  if  required,  and  they 
think  proper,  stamps  of  any  other  denomination  to 
the  same  amount  in  value,  or,  at  their  discretion, 
the  same  value  in  money,  deducting  the  proper 
allowance  on  the  purchase  of  stamps  of  the  like 
description. 

Stamps  not  wanted  may  he  repurchased  hy  the 
Commissioners. — §  17.  A  stamp  not  spoiled  or  ren- 
dered unfit  or  useless  for  the  purpose  intended,  but 
for  which  the  person  has  no  immediate  use,  the 
Commissioners  may,  if  they  in  their  discretion 
think  fit,  repay  the  amount  in  money,  deducting 
the  proper  discount.  The  stamp  to  be  delivered 
up  to  be  cancelled,  and  satisfactory  proof  to  be 
given  that  it  was  purchased  by  him  with  a  bona 
fide  intention  to  be  used,  and  that  the  applicant  has 
paid  the  fuU  value  thereof  without  any  deduction 
(except  only  the  amount  of  such  discoimt),  and 
that  the  stamp  was  so  purchased  within  the  period 
of  six  months  next  preceding  the  application  at  the 
chief  office  or  at  one  of  the  head  offices,  or  from 
some  person  duly  appointed  to  sell  and  distribute 
stamps,  or  duly  licensed  to  deal  in  stamps. 

As  to  the  exchange  of  Sea  Policies  of  Insurance, 
see  30  Vict.  c.  23,  §  17.  The  cases  for  allowing 
are — 

(1.)  Where  policy  shall  be  inadvertently  fUled 

up  in  an  incorrect  or  improper  manner ; 
(2.)  Or  be  obliterated  or  otherwise  spoiled,  and 

rendered  unfit  for  use  ; 
(3.)  Or  shall  be  filled  up  for  some  insurances 
which  shall  not  be  proceeded  in,  and  the  same 
shall  not  be  signed  by  any  underwriter. 
Apphcation  must  be  made  within  six  months 
after  the  policy  shall  be  spoiled  or  become 
useless.    (See  Note  a.) 


a.  The  Solicitor's  Office,  No.  6  in  the  Inland 
Eevenue  Office,  Edinburgh,  is  open  for  the  allow- 
ance of  spoiled  stamps  every  Tuesday  and  Thurs- 
day, from  12  noon  to  2  p.m.  The  distributors  of 
stamps  also  receive  spoiled  stamps  for  allowance. 

A  supply  of  forms  of  afiidavits  is  kept  by  the 
solicitor  and  the  distributors,  and  claimants  may 
attend  at  the  Solicitor's  Office  and  have  the  affi- 
davits filled  up  and  taken  ;  or  they  may  get  copies 
of  the  fonns,  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  at  Edinburgh,  a  ticket  is  issued 
stating  that  application  is  to  be  made  for  the  new 
stamps  after  the  next  Monday,  and  within  six 
weeks  from  the  date  of  the  ticket.  _  If  the  claim  be 
lodged  with  a  distributor,  a  ticket  is  issued  stating 
that  application  is  to  be  made  for  the  said  stamps 
after  a  specified  date,  and  within  six  weeks  from 
the  date  of  the  ticket.  If  application  not  made 
within  that  time,  the  claim  will  be  forfeited. 

The  stamps  must  be  presented  for  allowance 
within  six  months  after  being  spoiled. 


648* 


PROPERTY  AND  INCOME  TAX. 


INHABITED  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,  or  in  any  shop 


being  part  of  a  dwelling-house,  or  which  is  i 
licensed  for  the  sale  of  liquors  by  retail,  a  duty 
of  6d.  per  pound ;  all  others,  9d. 


PROPERTY  AND  INCOME  TAX. 


[Acts  5  and  6  Vict.  c.  35 ;  14  and  15  Vict.  c.  12 ;  16  and  17  Vict.  c.  34 ;  17  and  18  Vict.  c.  10  and  c. 
24 ;  18  and  19  Vict.  c.  20  ;  19  and  20  Vict.  c.  80 ;  20  Vict.  c.  6 ;  22  and  23  Vict.  c.  18 ;  23  Vict.  c. 
14;  24  Vict.  c.  20 ;  25  Vict.  c.  22  ;  26  Vict.  c.  22 ;  26  and  27  Vict.  c.  33 ;  27  Vict.  c.  18  ;  28  Vict.  c. 
30  ;  29  Vict.  c.  36  ;  30  Vict.  c.  23  ;  31  Vict.  c.  2  ;  31  and  32  Vict.  c.  28  ;  32  and  33  Vict.  c.  14 ;  33 
and  34  Vict.  c.  32 ;  34  Vict.  c.  5 ;  34  &  35  Vict.  c.      .] 


ScHEDiiLE  A. — (Real  Property.')  On  each  20s.  of 
annual  value  of  lands,  tenements,  and  heri- 
tages, in  respect  of  i\ie  property,  6d. 

Schedule  B. — (Occupancy  of  Real  Property.')  On 
each  20s.  of  annual  value  of  lands,  tenements, 
and  heritages  (other  than  a  dwelling-house 
separate  from  a  farm)  in  Scotland.,  in  respect 
of  the  occupancy,  2Jd. 

ScHEDUXE  C. — (Public  Funds.)  On  each  20s.  of 
annual  amount  of  profits  from  interest,  an- 
nuities, dividends,  and  shares  of  annuities, 
payable  out  of  the  public  revenue,  Cd. 

ScHEDtiLE  D. — (Trades  and  Professions.)  On  each 
203.  of  annual  amount  of  gains,  profits,  or  re- 
turns, from  trades,  professions,  employments, 
or  vocations,  or  from  personal  or  other  property 
not  included  in  schedules  A,  B,  C,  or  E,  6d. 

Schedule  E. — (Public  Salaries.)  On  each  20s.  of 
annual  amount  of  salaries,  pensions,  or  an- 
nuities paid  out  of  the  public  revenue,  or  for 
public  offices  or  employments,  6d. 
Exemption  and  Abatement. — (Jnder  the  Act  26 
Vict.  c.  22,  §  3,  persons  whose  whole  incomes 


from  every  source  are  less  than  £100  a  year  are 
exempted.  Persons  whose  incomes  amount  to 
£100  a  year,  but  to  less  than  £200  a  year,  are 
entitled  to  an  abatement  equal  to  the  duties 
upon  £60  of  their  income. 

Deductions. — Deduction  is  allowed,  when 
claimed,  of  any  annual  premium  (not  exceeding 
one -sixth  part  of  the  claimant's  income  from 
every  source)  paid  for  insurance,  or  defeiTed 
annuity,  on  the  claimant's  own  or  his  wife's 
Ufe,  to  any  insurance  company  in  existence  on 
1st  November  1844,  or  registered  pm-suant  to 
Act  7  &  8  Vict.  c.  110  ;  or  of  any  annual  pay- 
ment made  under  Act  of  Parliament  to  a 
widows'  or  childi'en's  fund. 

By  the  Act  19  &  20  Vict.  c.  80,  landlords  in 
Scotland  are  entitled  to  relief  (either  by  abate- 
ment or  by  repayment)  from  any  amount  of 
income-tax  which  may  be  assessed  upon  them 
in  respect  of  the  annual  value  of  such  rates, 
taxes,  assessments,  and  public  burdens,  as  may 
be  charged  upon  them  and  not  charged  upon 
landlords  in  England. 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


649 


BANKS  AND  BANKING  COMPANIES  IN  SCOTLAND, 
WITH  THEIR  AGENCIES. 


BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Treasurer,  David  Davidson. 
Secretary,  George  M.  Tytler. 
Cashier,  Thomas  Araastrong. 
Superintendent  of  Branches,  "William  S.  Keid. 
Accountant,  Edward  Lothian. 
Christopher  Bell,  signs  pro  Treasurer. 
Tellers,  James  Laing,  J.  S.  Martin,  D.  E.  ShieL,  J. 
H.  Robertson. 

Town  Branches  and  Agents. 

New  Town,  99  George  Street,  Charles  Bruce. 
Southern  District,  14  St  Patrick  Square,  G.  S.  Veitch. 
Stockbridge,  15  North-west  Cu-cus  Place,  Jn.  Hewat. 
Greenside,  21  Picardy  Place,  James  Haswell. 
Morningside,  5  Merchiston  Terrace,  Wm.  Watson. 
Leith,  92  Constitution  Street,  Fulton  Spiers. 

London  Branch — 
Lothbury;  T.  F.  Sandeman,  manager;  Alexander 
Maclean,  accountant. 

London  Agents. 

Bank  of  England;  Coutts  and  Co.;  and  Smith,  Payne, 
and  Smiths. 


Canongate,  St  Mary  Street,  Charles  Ferguson. 
West  End,  141  Princes  Street,  E.  Chancellor. 
Leith,  48  Bernard  Street,  Joseph  Cundell. 

Draws  on 
Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  London  ;  Bank  of  Eng- 
land, and  Bank  of  Ireland,  and  their  Branches. 


COMMERCLA.L  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

2Ianager,  Alex.  Kincaid  Mackenzie. 

Secretary,  James  Eeid. 

Cashier,  W.  Leckie. 

Accountant,  Peter  Lang. 

Assistant  Secretary   and  General  Superintendent  oj 

Branches,  E.  L.  Peploe. 
Tellers,  W.  Watson,  J.  Gibson,  J.  Watt,  J.  Eae. 
Leith  Branch,60  Constitution  Street,RobertMowbray. 

Sub-offices  and  Agents. 

30  Grassmariet,  E.  M.  Eussell. 

100  South  Bridge,  Peter  Eobertson. 

Stockbridge,  4  North-west  Circus  Place,  E.  Comrie. 

2  Greenside  Place,  John  Gulland. 

West  End,  5  Qucensferry  Street,  T.  S.  Mitchell. 

Draws  on 
London  and  Westminster  Bank,  and  Coutts  and 
Co.,  London. 


ROYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Cashier,  L.  Robertson. 
Secretary,  James  Wright. 
Accountants,  W.  Turnbull  and  D.  E.  W.  Huie. 
Cash-keeper,  Andrew  A.  Kerr. 

Inspectors  of  Branches,  P.  0.  Setonand  J.  B.  Bishop 
Tellers,  A.  M.  Home,  F.  A.  Mackay,  P.  A.  Dassau- 
ville,  John  Heron,  E.  Brockie. 

Agents. 

Old  Town,  5  Huuter  Square,  W.  Morton. 
West  End,  8  Hope  Street,  G.  Andrew. 
Leith,  30  Bernard  Street,  Andi-ew  H.  Wilson. 

Draws  on 

Bank  of  England  and  its  Branches;  Coutts  and  Co., 

London  ;  and  Bank  of  Ireland  and  its  Branches. 


BRITISH  LINEN  COMPANY  BANK. 

Manager,  James  Syme. 
Secretary,  W.  Spence. 
Secretary,  W.  Paterson. 
Cashier,  Archibald  Nimmo. 
Accountants,  W.  Henderson  and  J.  E.  Mackay. 
Tellers,  John  M'Culloch,  J.  S.  K.  Maclean,  Patrick 
Marline,  Thomas  C.  Campbell,  and  John  Eitchie. 

Branch  Offices  and  Agents. 

George  iv.  Bridge,  India  Buildings,  Victoria  Street, 

David  CuiTor. 
Netcington,  61  South  Clerk  Street,  J.  W.  XJrquhart. 


NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

42  St  Andrew  Square. 
Manager,  William  James  Duncan. 
Secretary,  Thomas  Anderson. 
Accountant,  John  Ebind. 
Assistant  Secretary,    P.  Banuatyne. 
Cashier,  John  Gilford. 

Town  Branches  and  Agents. 

Sotith  Side,  ^6  Nicolson  Street,  Murdoch  Eoss. 
Tollcross,  A.  Logan  Fyfe. 

West  End,  144  Princes  Street,  Alex.  M.  Fraser. 
Leith,  16  Bernard  Street,  John  Turnbull. 

Draws  on 
Glyn,  Mills,  and  Co. ;  Coutts  and  Co. ;  and  the  Union 
Bank  of  London. 

London  Office — 
37  Nicholas  Lane,  E.G.;  Wm.  Strachan&Jas.  Cowan. 


UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Parliament  Square,  Edinburgh,  and  Ingram 
Street,  Glasgow. 


Edinburgh. 
Manager,  Samuel  Hay. 
Secretary,  Jas.  Norwell. 
Cashier,  Laurence  Taylor. 
Accountants,  John  Simp- 
son and  John  Smith. 


Glasgow. 
Manager,  C.  Gairdner. 
Assistant  do.,  J.  Affleck. 
Secy.,_  M.  J.  B.  Fullarton. 
Cashiers,  James  Eeid  and 

George  Wingate  Hill. 
Accountant,  John  Gray. 


650 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


Edinburgh  Branches  and  Agents. 

62  George  Street,  E.  E.  MiuTay. 

9  Dmvnie  Place,  James  Morton. 

189  Canongate,  J.  H.  Stott ;  A.  S.  Nimmo,  acct. 

West  End,  19  W.  Maitland  St.,  T.  Gordon,  agent. 

Leith,  14  Bernard  Street,  John  A.  White. 

Draws  on 
.Coutts  and  Co.,  and  Glyn  and  Co.,  London. 


CLYDESDALE  BANKING  COMPANY. 

Head  Office — 10  Miller  Street,  Glasgow. 
Manager,  G.  Eeadman. 
Secretary,  Alexander  Mathers. 
Assistant  Manager,  M.  Bahnain. 
Accountant,  D.  Ferguson. 
Assistant  Secretary,  John  Cameron. 
Ins]}ectors  of  Branches,  John  Paterson  and  P.  Clark. 
F.  Johnston  signs ^?'o  Manager. 

Edinbukgh  and  Leith  Offices — 29  George 
Street. 

Manager,  James  Greenhill. 

Accountant,  Andrew  Eankine. 

Tellers,  John  Lowe,  John  Legat,  and  Ales.  Mactie. 

■269  High  Street— Agent,  H.  T.  Thomson. 

Accountant,  Peter  Cunningham. 

Leith,  15  Bernard  Street — Agents,  G.  W.   Eeoch, 

David  Wilson. 

Draws  on 
London  and  Westminster  Bank  ;  Bametts,  Hoares, 

Hanbiu'ys,  and  Lloyd,  bankers,  London. 


CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK, 

24  Virginia  Street,  Glasgow. 

Manager,  Alexander  Stronach. 
Secretary,  0.  S.  Leresche. 
Chief  Cashiei;  John  Turnbull. 
Assistajit  Manager,  E.  S.  Stronach. 
Assistant  Cashier,  Eobert  Murdoch. 
Superintendent  of  Branches,  William  Miller. 


Accountant,  William  Morrison. 
Law  Secretary,  E.  S.  Aikman. 

Edinrurgh — 14  Hanover  Street. 

Manager,  William  Bain. 

Accountants,  Aw.  Henderson  and  Geo.  Williamson. 

Tellers,  E.  Braid,  Jas.  Carmichael,  and  J.  M.  Kerr. 

London  Agents,  London  Joint-stock  Bank. 

Sub-oflBces. 

60  Grassmarlcet,  George  Steele. 

8  Hunter  Square,  Hugh  Scott  Pillans. 

Branch  Offices  in  the  Isle  of  Man. 

Castletown,  S.  L.  Jackson,  agent. 

Douglas,  J.  K.  Greig,  manager. 

Peel,  E.  J.  Moore  and  J.  M.  Cruickshank,  agents. 

Ramsey,  David  Miller,  agent. 


CHAETERED  MERCANTILE  BANK  OF 
INDIA,  LONDON,  AND  CHINA. 

Agent,  Charles  Pearson,  C.A. 


NATIONAL  SECURITY  SAVINGS  BANK, 

16  North  Bi\:^fK  Street,  Edinburgh. 

Branch  Office — 

Whitfield  Place,  Leith  Walk. 

Actuary,  Christopher  Meikle. 
Cashier,  Hamilton  Hay. 
Assistant  Cashier,  William  Black. 
Accountant,  E.  W.  Armour. 
Auditor,  J.  Scott  Moncrieff,  C.A. 

Open  10  to  3 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12.     Also  evenings 
of  Tuesday,  7  to  9 ;  and  Saturday,  6  to  9. 


AGEA  BANK. 

Manager,  Eobert  Hunter. 

ORIENTAL  BANK  CORPORATION. 

Agent,  Eobert  Duudas  Cay. 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


651 


PROVINCIAL  BANKS  IN  SCOTLAND. 


ABERDEEN  TOWN  AND  COUNTY  BANK. 

Head  Office — Aberdeen. 

Manager  and  Cashier,  William  Littlejohn. 

Edinburgh  Agents,  Eoyal  Bank.    London  do.,  London  Joint-stock  Bank. 


Alfoed,    .        .    W.  Garden. 

HuNTLT,     .        .    J.  La-wson. 

New  Deer, 

.    J.  &  A.  Joiner 

Banchoet,         .    WiDiam  Bisset. 

Insch,        .        .    J.  Bisset. 

OiJD  Meldeubi,  .    James  Bruce. 

Ban'ff,       .        .    W.  Coutts. 

lv\TEEiiEiE,         .    A.  S.  Maclean. 

Peterhead, 

.     Thomas  Knox 

Beevie,      .        .    Et.  &Js.  Glegg. 

Kefth,        .        .    W.  &  A.  Thur- 

Ehtnte, 

.     Troup  &  Horn 

Dufftown,        .     Wm.  Cantlie. 

bui-n. 

Stoneilwen, 

.     William  Little- 

Ddeno (Pitcaple),  Geo.  Webster. 

KiLDEuanrr,      .    D.  Christie. 

john,  jun. 

EcHT,         .        .    James  Coutts. 

Laueencekiek,     D.&P. Dickson 

Steichen,  . 

.    James  Smith, 

Ellos,        .         .     J.  Eae. 

LuMPHANAN,      .     HaiTy  Stnart. 

Taelaxd,  . 

.     A.  Eobertson. 

Feaseebuegh,  .    C.  M'Beath. 

Lybster,    .        .    A.  &  J.  Mowat. 

Tarves,     . 

.     W.  Duthie. 

Fy-ste,        .        .    James  MacMe. 

MiNTLAW,  .         .     J.  Farquhar. 

Thueso,     . 

.    Eobert  Bruce. 

Golspie,    .        .     G.&G.E.  Law- 

Monteose,         .     A.  Mackie  and 

Tueeiff,    . 

.     Jn.  Ferguson. 

son.                 '                                      Ar.  Dickson. 

Wick, 

.     A.  &  T.  Adam. 

CALEDONIAN   BANKING   COMPANY. 

Head  Office — Imvekness. 

Manager,  G.  Waterston. 

Edinburgh  Agents,  Union  Bank.    London  do.,  Barclay  &  Co. 

Bos aeBeidge,  Alex.  S.  Black. 

FoEEES,         .    E.  &  A.  Urquhart. 

Laieg,  . 

Donald  Munro. 

BUEGHEAD,   .     Alex.  Marshall. 

FoETEOSE,     .     P.  Grant. 

Lochcaekon, 

Simon  Fraser. 

/~,„„„. ^       (A.  G.  Graham  and 

Ceosiartt,  .  -J     j^^  WiUiams. 

Gaieloch,    .    Alex.  Burgess. 
Gaemouth,  .     H.  E.  Thomson  & 

Naien,  . 
Portree, 

P.  M'Dougal. 
Alex.  Martin. 

Dingwall,   .     D.  Eoss. 

Son. 

EOTHES, 

Eobert  Dick. 

DoENOCH,     .    W.  S.  Fraser. 

Geantown,  .    W.  Fleming. 

Ullapool, 

Kenneth      Mac- 

Elgin, .        .    Wm.  Macdonald. 

Kingussie,    .    Donald  M'Eae. 

kenzie. 

NORTH  OF  SCOTLAND  BANKING  COMPANY. 

Head  Office — Aberdeen. 


Manager,  Eobert  Lumsdon. 
Secretary,  Edward  Fiddes. 
Accountant,  Francis  Smith. 
Inspector  of  Branches,  0.  A.  MoUyson. 


BooJcheeper,  John  Sim. 
Edinburgh  Agents,  Commercial  Bank. 
London  do.,  Barclay,  Bevan,  Tritton,  &  Co., 
and  Union  Bank  of  London. 


Abeechtrder, 
Aboxne, 

AXFORD, 

Acchinblae, 
Ballater, 
Banchory,    . 
Banff, 
Bervte,  . 
Buckie, 
Cullen, 
Dufftown,    . 
Elgin,  . 
Ellon, 


West-End  Branch,  226  Union  Street,  Abefojeen George  Carmichael,  Agent. 

Fraserburgh,    Alex.  Watson.      '<  Montrose,     .     Eobert  Walker. 
Gaedenstown,    David  Chalmers.  New  Deer, 


J.  Alexander,  jun. 
James  Ogg. 
Francis  Stephen. 
Eobert  Crabb. 
Js.  W.  Paterson. 
William  Sim. 
Eobert  Morison. 
A.  &  D.  Legg. 
John  Davidson. 
Alexander  Sim. 
James  Petrie. 
H.  M.  S.  Mackay. 
Thomas  Milne. 


HUNTLT, 

Insch,    . 

Ls'^'ERGORDON, 

Inverurie,    . 
Keith,  . 

KnSTOEE, 


John  Middleton. 
J.  &  J.  Eobertson.  i  New  Maud,  .     John  Davidson. 
AlexanderEoger.  Old  Deer,     .      John  Walker. 
Eoderick  Hay.        Old  Meldruji,  James  Manson. 
~       '  ~  William      Alex- 


James  Davidson 
Wm.  Longmore. 
John  Annaud. 


Laurencekirk,  James  B.  Greig. 
LoNGSiDE,      .      Eobert  Cheves. 
LuMSDEN,       .      James  Copland. 
Macduff,      .     Alex.  Eobertson. 
Methlick,     .     John  Grant. 


Portree, 

Portsoy, 

Ehynie, 

Stonehaven, 

StriCHen, 

Tueeiff, 


ander. 
Lawrence  Skene. 
James  Moir. 
James  Eoger. 
James  Scott. 
John  Stewart. 
James  Grieve. 


652 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


LIST   OF   BRANCHES. 

Bank  of  Scotland. 

Royal  Bank. 

Branches. 

British  Linen  Co. 

Commercial  Bank. 

Abington 

Alex.  W.  Paterson. 

J.  A.  Sinclair,  James 

Smith  and  Cochran. 

Aberdeen 

John  Manson. 

George  Milne. 

R.  Grant  (acct.) 

J.     M'Kereher,    P. 

Aberfeldy 

C.  W.  L.  Forbes. 

Butter  (pro  agent). 

Aberlour 

George  Thomson. 

Airdrie    .... 
Alexandria     . 

James  Moir. 

Alloa       .... 

Alva        .... 

D.  H.  Halkett. 

Wm.  Teaman. 
Airlie  St. — Wm.  Jaap. 

Alyth      .... 

Jas.  Moffat,  and  Jas. 

Annan     .... 

Robert  Irving. 

Simpson  &  Skelton. 

Moffat,  jun. 

Anstruther     . 

Philip  Oliphant. 

James     Muir,    John 

Andrew    Binny    and 

Arbroath 

James  A.  Dickson. 

William  RoUo 

Sim  (pro  agent). 

Alexander  Hutton. 

D.  I.  Mack. 

James  L.  Bailey. 

Ardrossan 
Aucliinblae 

James  Smitton. 

Auchterarder . 

Henry  W.  Walker. 

Auchtermuchty 

Andrew  Patersonand 

D.  Campbell  (district 

Ayr         .... 

H.  C.  Gray. 

James  M'Murtrie 

manager). 

Walter  Carter. 

Ayton      .... 

Balmacara 

Balfron    .... 

Michael  Robertson. 

James  Bowhill 
H.  R.  Annat. 

A.Pitcairn,<fcR.Philips 

Ballachulish   . 

Ballater  .... 

Banchory 

Banff      .... 

William  Aiil'd. 

Archd.  Brownlie,  Jos. 

Barrhead 

Watson. 

Alex,  and  D.  Simpson. 

BarrhiU  .... 
Bathgate 

Jn.  Sinclair  &  A.  Mac- 

Beauly   .... 

Duncan  Cameron. 

kenzie  (juint-agts.) 

Beith       .... 
Berwick-on-Tweed 

J.  &  J.  A.  Faulds. 

David  Thomson. 

Biggar    .... 

John  PauL 

D.  Lawson. 

Blackford 
Blair-Athole   . 

Alex,   Robertson  and 

John  Panton. 

Blairgowrie     . 

Anderson  &  Chapman 

Robert  Robertson. 

T.  Hope. 

Bo'ness    .... 
BonhiU    .... 

Patrick  Moir. 

David  Guthrie  &  Sons 

Brechin  .... 
Bridge  of  Allan 

D.  D.  Black. 

J.  C.  Lindsay. 

Broughty  Fen-y 
Broxburn 

Andrew  Wilkie 

Buckhaven  (Sub-Branc?t) 
Buckie    .... 
Burntisland     . 

Angus  M'Donald,  D. 

Callander 

Walter  Buchannan. 

Stewart  (sub-agent). 

Lachlan  M'Intyre. 

Campbeltown . 

Charles  MTaggart. 

William  White. 

Campsie .... 
Carluke  .... 
Carnoustie 
Carnwath 

James  Gilchrist. 

John  Ferguson. 

Henry  Maclellan. 

Js.  &  Alex.  M'Master. 
James  Bishop. 

Castle-Douglas 
Castletown,      Caithness 

(Stib-Bratich)      . 
Catrine    .... 
Coatbridge 

James  Moffat. 

Alexander  M'Donald. 

James  Cunningham. 

Coldstream 

Colinsburgh    . 

Comrie  (Sub-Branch)     . 

William  Douglas. 

John  Wood. 
Andrew  Maxwell. 

J.  M'Laren. 

Coupar-Angus 
Crail  (Sub. Branch) 

Philip  Oliphant 

J.M'Liesh&J.M'Nab. 

Crieff      .... 

Cromarty 

Cullen     .... 

Cumbernauld 

William  Brown. 
Robert  Ross. 

H.  B.  M'Lellan. 

Andrew  White. 

Cumnock 

Arthur  Russell. 

Cupar      .... 
Dalbeattie 

Cr.  H.  Pagan. 

George  Hogarth. 

Rich.  Paterson. 

Diilkeith. 

George  and  Jas.  Gray 

Robert  Guthrie. 

Dalniellington 
Dairy  (Ayrshire)    . 

1                 

Dairy  (New  Galloway)  . 

1                 

Darvel    .... 

1 

Denny     . 

BANK  DIRECTORY 

653 

LIST    OF   BRANCHES. 

National  Bank. 

Union  Bank. 

Branches. 

Clydesdale  Bank. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 

.\bington 

Ttiomas  Adam. 

D.    Wyllie    (.casliifr), 
R.  Drysdale   (sec), 
George  Sim  {acct.) 

George  Rankin. 

Wm.  and  Rob.  Green. 

Aberdeen 

Aberfeldy 
Aberlour 

John  Cruickshank 
and  J.  Morison 

James  Kidd. 

Airdrie    .... 
Alexandria     . 

James  Watson. 
Lewis  Guthrie. 

David  Mitchell. 

Darid  Mac  Watt. 

Thomas  Brj-die  &  Son. 
William  Cowan. 

Alloa       .... 
Alva        .... 
Alyth      .... 

Annan    .... 

John  Fotheringham. 

H.  B.  Mackintosh. 

Anstrnther     . 

John  Smith. 

Arbroath 

Chapel  &  InveiTrick. 

James  M.  M'Bain. 

Ardrossan 

John  Emslie. 

Auchinblae     . 

James  Farquharson. 

Wm.  L.  Young. 

Auchterarder  . 

Robert  Playfair. 

Auchtermuchty 

6.  GemmeU. 

Hunters  and  Co.,  C. 

Ayr         .... 

R.  M.  Kay. 

William  Pollock,  and 

Cowan  (pro  agent). 

Ayton     .... 
Balmacara 

Wm.  Pollock,  jun. 



Balfron   .... 

Ballachulish   . 

George  Haynes. 

Ballater  .... 

John  Malcolm. 

Banchory 

James  Watt. 

James  Rust. 

Banff      .... 

John  Forbes. 

Mat.    Anderson,    W. 

Banhead 

Peter  M'Lean. 

Gormly  (pro  agent). 

Barrhill  .... 

E.  Hyslop  andT.  Sloss. 

John  Johnston,  jun. 

John  Wright. 

Bathgate 

Beauly    .... 

Robert  Brock. 

W.  F.  Love,  W.  Wil- 

Beith      .... 

John  S.  Dale. 

liamson  (j>ro  agent). 

Stephen  Sanderson. 

Berwick-on-Tweed 

Adam  Pairman. 

Archibald  Stewart. 
W.  S.  Soutar. 

Biggar     .... 
Blackford 
Blair-Athole    . 
Blairgowrie    . 

Bo'ness   .... 
BonhiU   .... 

Peter  L.  Forgan. 

! 

Gordon  and  Lamb. 

Brechin  .... 

George  Scott. 

John  Don  (agt.),  Chas 

John  Murrie. 

Robt.  Jenkins  {agent). 
Alexander  Crosby. 

Bridge  of  Allan 
Broughty  Ferry      . 
Broxburn 
Buckhaven     . 

Don  (assist,  agent). 
T.  Ersken  Methven. 

Alexander  Bremner. 

Buckie    .... 

Alexander  Kidd. 

Burntisland    . 
Callander 

Campbeltown . 
Campsie .... 

David  M-Dougall. 

.»... 

Carluke  .... 

Thomas  Mathews. 



Carnoustie 
Carnwath 

Robert  Summers. 

J.  <h  Yr.H.Lidderdale. 

Richard  Hewitt. 

Castle-Douglas 
Castletown,      Caithness 

(Sub-Branch)      . 
Catrine   .... 

John  M'Neill. 

J.  H.  Bowie  (agent). 

Coatbridge 
Coldstream 
Colinsburgh    . 
Comrie  (Sub-Branch)     . 

J.  Watson,  J.Wallace. 

Macfarlane  <fc  Andrew 

D.  Clark  and  C.  Boyd. 

Bett  and  Paton. 

Coupar-Angus 
Crail  (Sub-Branch) 

J.  and  A.  Gibson. 

Crieff      .... 
Cromarty 

Thomas  Souttar. 

James  Macrosty." 

WiUiam  L.  Taylor. 

Cullen     .... 

Cumbernauld 

Cumnock 

Thomas  Forgie. 

John  White  (agent). 

A.  Nicholson. 

Cupar     .... 

Andrew  Taylor. 

Wm.  Duncan,  A.  Bra- 

James  Grieve. 

Dalbeattie 

kenridge  (asst.  agt. 

P.  C.  Enssell. 

Dalkeith. 
Dalraellington 

J.  A.  Brodie 
George  Dickson. 

Dairy  (Avrshire)    . 

James  M'Cosh. 

Gow  and  Stirrsit. 

D.  Morrine. 

Dairy  (New  Galloway)  . 

T.  Fleeming. 

Darvel    .... 
Denny    .... 

Jame«  Cousland. 

•••- 

654 

BANK  DIRECTOEY 

Bank  of  Scotland. 

Royal  Bank. 

Branches. 

British  Linen  Co. 

Commercial  Bank. 

Dingwall 



DoUar     .... 

Douglas  (Lanarkshire)  . 

A.  D.  Scott. 

R.  Main. 

Doune     .... 

Hugh  M 'Galium. 

Drymen  .... 
Dumbarton     . 

John  Rohson. 

James  Johnston. 

Gordon  &  Whitelaw. 

Dumfries 

S.  Adamson. 

Primrose  <fe  Gordon. 

J.  W.  •  Barty  and  W. 

Dunblane 

Thomson. 

Dunbar  .... 

John  Kelly. 

William  H.  Ritchie. 

William  Moir,  William 

Castle  Street — George 

Dundee  .... 

J.  Christie,  T.  Sander- 

Henderson  and  Bal- 

Freeland  (acct.) 

Mackenzie  (man.) 
Murraygate  —  David 

Anderson. 
King  Sil.— R.M.Brodie 
Wen  Port—  *     *    * 

son. 
West  Port—  *    *    * 

mam. 

John  Barclay. 

Dunfermline  . 

John  Landale. 

D.  G.  Rutherford. 

JohnDuff,  J.  Stewart 

Dunkeld .... 

George  Carphin. 

(pro  agent). 

Dunning 

Dunoon  .... 

R.  F.  Hardy. 

W.K.&W.  A.  Hunter. 

Dunse     .... 

James  Wylle. 

Andrew  Harrow. 

Thomas  Shankland. 

Dysart     .... 

Eaglesha^m 

Earlston  .... 

East  Kilbride, 

East  Linton     . 

Ecclefechan    . 

EdzeU     .... 

Henry  Balfour. 

Murdoch  <&  Forsyth. 

Elgin       .... 
Elie         .... 
Ellon       .... 
Errol       .... 
Eyemouth  {Sub-Branch), 

Brander  &  Gaa 

Alex.  Mackenzie. 
J.  Bowhiii!'" 

David  M.  Peebles. 

John  Gair. 

Falkirk   .... 

Falkland 

Fen-y-Port-on-Cralg 

Fettercairn 

Fochabers 

Charles  S.  Gauld. 

William  Roberts  and 

John  Yeaman,  David 

Forfar     .... 

George  Lyon. 

Robert  Whyte 

Crighton,and  David 
Steele. 

Fon-es     .... 
Fort-William 

John  D.  Davidson. 
N.  B.  Mackenzie. 

Andrew  Tarras. 

Fraserburgh  . 

WilUam    and    Alex- 

William Paterson  and 

Galashiels 

James  SmaiL 

ander  Rutherford. 

R.  Stewart. 

Galston  .... 

Henry  D.  Glover. 

Gatehouse 

Wm.  Brown,  jun.,  and 

Gil-van    .... 

William  Murray. 

J.  Maclimont. 

George    Square — Jas. 

Arch.  Robertson 

Glasgow 

A.  L.  Fowler,  J.  Gunn. 

Stuart  and  Sloane. 

A.  Wenley  {mm}.), 

{cashier  &  agent),'S.. 

Bridge    5i!.— William 

Trongate — And.  Kerr 

Robt.  Gourlay  (sub- 

Cowan  {sub-cashier) . 

Neilson. 

Canning  P!.—T.  Dun. 

tnan.),  W.   Nielson 

Canning  St.  &  Gallow- 

Canning     St.  —  John 

St  Enoch  Square— W 

(acct),    D.    Black- 

gate  —  A.    and    J. 

Buchannan. 

M'K  Cameron. 

adder  pro  manager 

Waddel. 

Laurieston   —   Hugh 

Cowcaddens  —  Walter 

Pollock. 

Denham. 

Hutchesontown — John 

Argyle  St.  —  Thomas 

K.  Sim. 

SomervaU. 

SauchiehaU    Street  — 

Hutchesontown — Hen. 

Alexander  M'Lean. 

DaUachy. 

C7-0SS — James  Robb. 

Tradeston   —   James 

Hamilton. 
Trongate     —      John 

M 'Gibbon. 
Duke  Street— A.  &  J. 

Waddel. 
Oarscube   Cross  —  W. 

Denliam^ 
Si  Rollox—Uy.  T/yse. 

I 

BANK  DIRECTORY. 


655 


Kational  Bank. 


J.  MitcheU  and  G.  H. 
Duncan. 


A.  Hannay  &,  J.  M'Kie. 


John  Henderson. 
EiTltown  —  James 
Smith. 


W.  Beveridge. 


Jonathan  Hall. 


W.  R.  Ketchen. 


J.  A.  Henderson. 


James  Young. 


F.  C.  M'Kenzie. 
D.  S.  MacLaren. 


William  Haldane. 


Thomas  GemmelL 

John     Hart,     J.    C. 

Stewart  {assist.). 
Anderston — Jn.  Paris. 
Argyle  St.— Jas.Cla.ik. 
Gallowgate  —  Thomas 

B.  Marshall. 
St  Ronox—J.  Stewart 
Sauchiehall   St.  —  D. 

Maclean. 
Trongate — J.  Lament. 


J.  and  J.  M'Lean. 


Robert  Buchanan  and 
Robert  "Wylie,  J. 
Wyld  [pro  agent). 

■WUliam  Craig. 

William  Christie. 


D.  S.  Fergusson  [agt.) 


t 


Joseph  Dickie. 


M.  Lawson. 
John  Millar. 


James  Guthrie. 
John  Cran. 


G.  F.  Raebum. 

T.  Rogers  Kinmont. 


H.  R.  Levay. 
Wniiam  Lowson. 


George  Wallace. 


Dingwall 

Dollar  . 
Douglas  . 
Doune  . 
Di-jTuen  . 
Dumbarton 


Dumfries 
Dunblane 


Dimbar 
Dundee 


John  Hendrie,  James 
Hendrie  (sub-agent). 
W.  Cairns. 
W.  and  D.  Andrews. 

Chas.Gairdner  (man.). 

Trongate  —  Duncan 
M 'Arthur. 

Anderston — W.  BeU. 

Coiceaddens — Andrew 
Forsyth. 

Tradeston — J.  Frame. 

Hope  Street  —  James 
Wallace. 

Eillheadr—Ajidyf.  For- 
syth. 

Ca?(on— James  Gird- 
wood. 


Dunfennline 
Dunkeld . 


Dunning 
Dunoon  . 


Dunse     . 

Dysart    . 

Eaglesham 

Earlston  . 

East  Kilbride, 

East  Linton    . 

Ecclefechan    . 

EdzeU     . 

Elgin 

Elie 

EUon 

Errol 

Eyemouth  (Sub-Branch) 

Falkirk   . 

Falkland 

Ferry-Port-on-Craig 

Fettercairn     . 

Fochabers 

Forfar     . 


Forres    . 
Fort-William 
Fraserburgh  . 
Galashiels 

Galston  . 

Gatehouse 
Girvan    . 

Glasgow 


Clydesdale  Bank. 


James  Gibson. 


William  Paterson. 
John  Clark. 


D.  SideyandA.  Scott. 


Jauies  Tassie. 


J.  Russel  and  Aitken, 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 


J.    Binning,    and    J. 
Binning,  jun. 


James  Paterson. 


Geo.  Readman  (man.). 

Moore  PI.  —  Thomas 
Keay. 

Trongate — P.B.Junor. 

Laurieston-J .  Russell. 

Paisley  Road — Robert 
M'Kinnell. 

Hutchesontown. — Wm. 
Denham. 

Calton  and  Bridgeton 
— F.  G.  Dougall. 

Anderston  —  Hugh 
Laird,  jun. 

Coiceaddens — M.;  Wo- 
therspoon. 

Cransionhill  —  H. 
Laird,  jun. 

Sandijford—6^  Dum- 
barton Road  (corner 
of  Elliot  Street).  R 
Kemp  (sub-agent). 

South  Western  — 138 
Paisley  Road,  Alex. 
Nichol,  (sub-agent). 


John  Jaffray. 
Robt.  Yeaman  &  Alex. 
GUruth  Fleming. 


A.    Mitchell    [agent) ; 

A.    Mitchell,    jun. 

(assistant  agent). 
J.  C.  Robson. 


Patrick  Riach  (agent). 
George  Leslie. 


Charles  Gulland. 
James  White. 
Alexander  Don. 


James  Michie. 


Robert  Cunningham. 

Anderston  —  Charles 
Phillips  (agent). 

Broomielaw  —  Robert 
Wilson  (agent). 

Buchanan  St. — Turn- 
bull  cfcPaniie(«grfe.). 

^.£n(i- R.Murdoch; 
J.  A.  Kelman  (sub- 
agent). 

Sutchesontown—Thos. 
Smith  &  W.  Easton 
(agents). 

St  Vincent  St.—VioU. 
Gray  (agent). 

120  St  George's  Road 
— Robt.  Calderwood 
(agent). 

GaVgate,  J.Garroway. 

Calton — Andrew  Reid 
and  W.  S.  Harvey. 

(yi'infj  Cross— II.  Orr. 

C"caddens-J.  Tennant. 

George  St.  (sub-br.  to 
Cowcaddens)  —  W. 
D.White,J.Tennant 

Gorbals—T.  Smith. 

Laurieston — W.  Reid. 

Trongate— J.  Graham. 

ir.£«(/,W.R.Crombie 

Parkhead  —  Alexr. 
M'Ewen. 


656 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


Bank  of  Scotland. 

Royal  Bank. 

Bkanchbs. 

British  Linen  Co. 

Commercial  Bank. 

Andrew  Ralston. 

Glamis    .... 

Glenluce 

Golspie    .... 

Gourock          .        . 

Govan     .... 

Grangemouth 

Donald  Gray. 

J.  S.  Mackay. 

James  Lamb. 

Granton  Harbour  . 

D.  and  J.  Grant. 

Grantown 
Greenlaw 

Thomas  Stark,  Peter 

David  M.  Latham. 

Greenock 

Thomas  0.  Hunter. 

Johnston  and  Walker 

Ballingall  {acct.) 

T.   Todrick    and     J. 

Haddington    . 

J.  &  W.  F.  Ferme. 

Wm.  Dods  and  Son. 

Gibson. 

J.  G.  M 'Cubbing. 

T,  J.,<feW.A.  Dykes. 

Hamilton 

S.  F.  Simpson  (agent), 
J.Martin  (sub-agent) 

Thomas  Anderson. 

Walter  Haddon. 

Hawick 

Gilbert  Davidson. 

Geo.  and  Jas.  Oliver. 

Alexander  Breingan. 

Helensburgh 

Helmsdale 

Huntly    .... 

Innerleithen  . 

Donald  Gray  (agent). 

Thomas  Young. 

Inverary 

Invergorden   . 

Andrew  Munro. 

Inverkeithing 

Donald  Duff;    F.   E. 

Inverness 

Robert  Davidson  and 

Alexander  Fraser. 

Warrax  {pro  agt.) 

Inverurie 

Alex.  Williamson. 

David  Gray. 

Irvine     .... 
Islay       .... 

William  M'Jannet. 

A.  Tumbull. 

Charles  Anderson. 
Walter  Holmes. 

Jedburgh 
Johnstone 
Keith      .... 

J.  Gumming. 

J.  S.  Tui-nbuil. 

John  F.S.  and  Patrick 

Kelso      .... 

J.Roberton,D. Broom- 

James  Douglas. 

S.  Darling. 

Kilbarchan      . 
KUbirnie 

field  (sub-agent). 

A.Macnaughton,  R.  A. 

Killin      .... 

Robertson  (pro  agt.) 

Adam  Cowie. 

Gumming  and  Main. 

Kilmarnock    . 

Kilsyth    .... 
Kilwinning     . 
Kincardine 
Kingussie 

Ebenezer  Smith. 
Duncan  Macpherson. 

Millar  &  Shaw. 

Hugh  King. 

A.  G.  Stephen  (sub-br.) 

George  Bogie. 

Kinross   .... 

W.  Wilson. 

A.  G.  Morgan. 

Kirkcaldy 

T.  &  W.  il.  Bow  {agts.) 

Davidson  <fe  Findlater. 

D.    M'Lellan,    Adam 

Kirkcudbright 

Samuel  Cavan. 

Bell  (pro  agent). 

Kirkintilloch 
Kirkwall 
Kirriemuir 
Lamlash 

Wm.  Fonest  and  Son. 

Jas.  Spence 

Alexander  Paterson. 

Lanark   .... 
Langholm       . 
Largo      . 

A.  and  T.  Stevenson. 

S.  L.  Kello. 

James  Wilkie. 

Largs      

Larkhall 
Lasswade 

R.    Romanes,    Thos. 

Lauder    .... 

Edgely,  jr.  (pro  agt.) 

Laurlston  (Falkirk) 

Fulton  Spiers. 

A.  H.  Wilson. 
John  Gibb."" 

Leith       .... 
Lerwick  .... 

Leslie  (Fife)    . 
Lesniahagow  . 

Jos.  Cundell. 

Robert  Jlowbray. 
Charles  G.  Duncan. 

Andrew  Wilkie. 

Leven      .... 
Linlithgow 

D.  and  D.  NicoU. 
R.  R.  Glen. 

D.   RoUo  and  W.   M. 

Lochee    .... 

Ogilvie. 

Lochgclly 
Lochgilpliead. 
Loclimaben     . 
Lochwinnoch  . 



David  Ewart. 

Lockerbie 

Daniel  Matheson. 

W.  Anderson, R.Smith. 

n.  and  A.  Kirkwood. 

Wm.  <fc  David  Brown. 
David  Murray. 

Lossiemouth   . 

Macduff  .... 

Markinch 

Marjliill. 

Mauchlino 

JIaybole  .... 

Meigle     .... 

John  Foote. 
M'Millan  and  Clark. 

Freer  and  Dunn. 

Melrose   .... 
Miil-Calrtcr     . 
Millport  .... 
Milnathort 

Curle,Erskine,<fcCui'le. 

...-, 

Jcnics  il'SIlllan. 

Moffat 

Tliomas  Rci.l. 

BANK  DIRECTORY. 


65Z 


National  Bank. 

Union  Bank. 

Beanches. 

Clydesdale  Bank. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Glamis    .... 

Glenluce 

G.  Syminton, 

Golspie  .... 

Gourock 

George  Turner. 

•"•" 

Thomas  Baird. 

Govan     .... 
Grangemouth 
Granton  Harbour 

Z". 

Donald  Fraser. 

James  Stewart. 

Grantown 
Greenlaw 

Allan  Purves. 

John  Thomson. 

F.    G.   Bruce,   C.    D. 
Lamont  {pro  agent). 

Greenock 

Benjamin  Noble. 
East  End— A.  Tasker. 

C.  S.  Caird. 

Haddington    . 

J.     Richardson     and 
Andrew  Gemmell 



Hamilton 

David  Patrick. 

John  Clark  Foixest. 

Thomas  Pnrdom. 

Hawick 

Wilson  &  Anderson 

William  Drysdale. 

Helensburgh 
Helmsdale 

Robert  D.  Orr. 

James  llUne. 

Huntly    .... 

John  Jlerson. 

Innerleithen   . 



Q.  JL  Wright. 

Inverary 
Invergordon   . 
Inverkeithing 

W.  Fraser  &  J.  Grant. 

Charles  Stewart  and 

Inverness 

James  Anderson  and 

J.  S.  WyUie. 

Inverurie 

Thomas  Douglas 

J.  Paterson,  H.  Alex- 

Ir\ine     .... 

Alexander  Longmuir. 

ander  (pro  agent). 

Ewen  Taylor. 

Islay       .... 

James  Stein. 

G.  Rutherford. 

Jedburgh 

William  Elliot. 

J.  Holmes. 

Johnstone 

John  Reid. 

Charles  Green. 

Keith      .... 

James  Tait. 

J.  M'Naughton. 

Kelso       .... 

Kilbarchan     . 
KUbirnie 

Killin      .... 

John  Manson. 

C.  and  W.  Robson. 

John  Alexander  and 
William  M'Nab. 

J.  &  W.  H.  Wilson. 

R.  &  D.  C.  Gairdner, 
D.  Laurie  (pro  agt.) 

Kilmarnock    . 

J.  Taylor  <fe  J.  Connell 

J.  M'GUchrist  (inim.) 

James  Patrick. 

KUsj'th    .... 
Kilwinning     . 
Kincardine     . 
Kingussie 
Kinross 

Patrick  Bm'ns. 
Thomas  Steedman. 

Thomas  Sommerville. 

John  N.  M'Leod. 

Kirkcaldy 

James  Russell. 

E.  M.  Gordon. 

Kirkcudbright 

James  Russell. 

Kirkintilloch 

James  Stables. 

Robert  Scarth. 

Kirkwall 

G.  B.  Brand. 

J.  M.  Black. 

KiiTiemuir 
Lamlash 

William  Bruce. 
James  Mackintosh. 

Lanark 

William  Annan. 

D.  Stoddart. 

R.Wallace  &  H.Dobie. 

Langholm 

W.  R.  Ketchen. 

Largo      .... 
Largs      .... 
Larkhall 
Lasswade 

James  Lang. 
Thomas  Duncan. 
William  Young. 

Lauder   .... 
Lauriston  (Falkirk) 

Thomas  Broomfield. 

John  Tumbull. 

John  A.  White. 

Leith       .... 

G.W.Reoch,D.Wilson. 

William  Sieywright. 

Alex.  Mitchell,  James 
Hunter  (pro  agent). 
William  Elder. 

James  Stevenson. 

Lerwick  . 

Leslie  (Fife)    . 

Lesraahagow  . 

Leven      .        ■.         .        . 

Linlithgow     . 

Lochee    .... 

LochgeUy 

J.  Hamilton. 
Jas.  Honyman  Smith. 
John  Hardy. 
Robert    Teaman  and 
A.  G.  Fleming. 

H.  and  A.  M'Ewan. 

Lochgilphead . 

Dugald  Maclachlan. 

T.  Elton  Watson. 

Lochmaben     . 

James  Martin. 
WUliam  Phiilips. 
Thomas  Rennie. 

Lochwinnoch  . 
Lockerbie        ... 
Lossiemouth  . 
Macduff  .... 
Markinch  {sub-branch)   . 
Maryhill. 

Mauchline  (sub-branch) 
Maybole  .... 
Meigle     .... 
Melrose  .... 

J.Baird  &  W.  Maclure. 

John  Reid. 

^... 

Jlid-Calder     . 

W.  S.  Ogilvie. 

"•••' 

J.  J.  Bumie. 

MiUport  .        .        .        , 

Milnathort 

Moffat     .... 

James  Ross. 
Francis  Ewing. 

2T 


658 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


Bank  of  Scotland. 

Royal  Bank. 

Branches. 

British  Linen  Co. 

C  ommercial  Bank. 

Moniaire         .        .        • 



Charles  Bumess.           Thomson  and  Savege.  |  Montrose        .        .        .     |  John  Walker.               |                

Eohert  Jack. 

Motherwell     . 

Muirkirk 

::. 

!!!...                 Thomas  Lees.               1  Musselburgh  .        .             | 

A.  0.  Spence. 

Nairn      ....       Adam  Davidson.           | 



Neilston ....     1 

1 

John  Lyell. 

S^ewburgh  (Fife)    . 

Alexander  Laing.      J 

Tohn  Paterson. 

■Nfew  Cumnock 
tsew  Galloway 



Hugh  Brown. 

Newmilns 
Vew  Pitsligo  . 
Newton-Stewart     . 

Newtyle  (sub-branch)     . 
>Jorth  Berwick 
Nunton  .... 

David  Stroyan. 
David  M'CuUoch. 

A.ndrew  Whitton. 

Alexander  Brown. 

Oban 

John  Hutcheson,  and 

Paisley    .... 

Hugh  Macfarlane. 

Alex.  Boyd  (acct.) 

Partick   .... 

Robert  Thorbum. 

Peebles  .... 
Penicuik 

W.    Stuart    and    W. 
Blackwood. 

John  Buchan. 

A.  Bums  (7nan.),J.'W. 

George  Gray. 

Perth      .... 

J.    Conning    Hunter 

Thomas  Soutar. 

Jameson   (acct.),  J. 

and  BallingaL 

Paterson  {cashier), J. 

M'Naughton(i»rom.) 

Peterhead 

T.  J.  Bremner. 

Donald  M'Gillewie. 

James  Anderson. 
A.  R.  Warren. 

Robert  Semple. 

Pitlochrie 

Pittenweem     . 

PoUockshaws  . 

Fort-Ellen 

Port-Glasgow . 

Portobello 

Portree  .... 

Portsov  .... 

Port-William  ... 

Renfrew  . 

Rosehearty     . 

Rothes    .... 

Rothesay 

Rutherglen     . 

Salen— Mull   . 

Alex.  M'Naughton. 

G.  M'Gregor  &  J. Bain. 

Stuart  Grace. 
J.  G.  Halkett. 

St  Andrews     . 

St  Clairtown  (sub-branch) 

St  Margaret'sHope.Orkney 

Saltcoats 

Thomas  Cochrane. 
Davidson  &  Findlater. 

James  R.  Wilson. 

Sanquhar 

Selkirk    .... 

Shotts     .... 

W.  0.  Macqueen. 
J.  and  P.  S.  Lang. 

James  Love. 

Stewarton 

Robert  Curror,  Mark 

William  Graham. 

Stirling   .... 

James  and  James  M 

Lawson  (account.) 

Morrison. 

James  G.  Soutar. 

Stonehaven     . 
Sfornoway 

Stranraer 

Thomas  M'Caig. 

William  Wallace. 

T.     Tennent,     John 

Robert  WUson. 

Strathaven      . 

Cochrane  (accounl.) 

Stromness 

D.  Coghill. 

Tain         .... 

William  Ross. 

Kenneth  Murray. 

Tarbet  (LochSne)  . 

Tarland  . 

Thornhill 

Russell  and  Austin. 

Thurso    . 

John  Henderson. 

Tighnabruaich 

A.  P.  Lorimer. 

Tillicoultry     . 
Tranent  . 

Troon      .... 
Turriff     .... 
Tobermorj'     . 

Francis  Souter. 

David  Auchinvole. 

Uddingston    . 
Wemyss  Bay  . 
WestCalder   . 
West  Kilbride 

John  Alexander. 

West  Linton   . 
Whitburn 

Whithorn 

Wick       .... 

Wigtown 

Ebenezer  S.  Black. 

A.  B.  Brown. 
James  Gilchrist. 

...... 

James  Miller. 

1  Wi.sha-w  .... 
IWhiteliouse    . 

James  Gilchrist. 

1       :;;::; 

BANK  DIRECTORY. 


659 


National  Bank. 

Union  Bank. 

Branches. 

Clydesdale  Bank. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 

William  Smith. 

Moniaive 

G.  C.  Chalmers 

Andrew  Greig. 

Montrose 
MotlierwcU 

Muirkirk 
MusselburRh  . 

George  C.  Myers. 
James  Whyte. 

Sub-bra.    to    Wishatt 
—George  Shulaw. 

J.  D.  Lamb. 

Nairn 

Mathew  Anderson. 

Xeilston  .... 
Xewburgh  (Fife)    . 
Xew  Cumnock 
New  Galloway 
Newmilns 

A.  R.  Ferguson. 
Adam  Corrie. 

James  Thomson. 

J.  Shives. 

New  Pitsligo  . 

Alexander  Wangh. 

Newton-Stewart     . 

Newtyle  [sub-branch] 
North  Uerwick 
Nunton   .... 

Thomas  Kerr. 

M'Cutcheon          and 
Jamieson. 

Roderick  M'Donald. 

Oban       .... 

James  Nicol. 

P.  Guilleaume. 

Wm.  Abercrombie. 

Paisley    .... 

David  Campbell 

Alex.  Pollock,  jun. 

Thoa-ArUsij  (interim). 

J.  D.   Bathgate  and 
R.  Stevenson. 

Partick   .... 
Peebles   .... 

Penicuik 

John  Paterson. 

Gavin  Paisley. 

D.  L.  Jolly. 

H.  H.  Non-ie  (cashier). 

Perth      .... 

Thomas  and  51'Leish 
[agents). 

Hay  and  Whyte. 

A.  and  W.  Boyd. 

Peterhead 

Robert  Anderson. 

James  Mitchell. 

Pitlochrie 

John  Bowman. 

Pittenweem    . 

John  Smith. 

PoUockshaws  . 

James  Tassie. 

Walter  Steuart. 

Port-Ellen       . 

James  Stein. 

John  Hope  (agent). 

Port-Glasgow . 
Portobello 

William  Newlands. 

John  Anderson. 

Harry  MacDonald. 

Peter  Murray. 

William  Herron. 
James  Milne. 

Portree   .... 

Portsoy  .... 

Port-William  . 

Renfrew .... 

Rosehearty 

Rothes    .... 

C.  M.  Roiitie'dge. 
Adam  and  W.  Sharp. 

Rothesay 

J.Wilson,  T.  J.  Bumie 

R.  M'Kirdy. 

James  Wallace. 

W.  T.  Norquay. 

Rutherglen     . 

Salen— Mull   . 

St  Andrews     . 

St  Clairtown  (sub-branch.) 

St  Margaret'sHope.Orkney 

Saltcoats 

Sanquhar 

Dougald  Campbell  & 
John  MacLauchlan 
William  Kidston. 



Donald    Murray  and 
R.  S.  Murray. 

James  CampbelL 

Peter  Rodger. 

Selkirk    .... 
Sliotts      .... 

P.  Forrest!" 

James  Alexander. 

Stewartou 

T.  Laidlaw. 

John  Murrie. 

J.  and  J.  Mathie. 

Stirling  .... 
Stonehaven     . 

James  Drysdale. 

Chrystal    and    Mac- 
farlane. 

Kenneth  Mackenzie. 

Stornoway 

N.  M'lver. 

H.  Adair  &  H.Maclean 

David  Guthrie. 
James  Millar. 

Stranraer 
Strathaven 

Alexander  Ingram. 

James    Watson    and 
W.  W.  M'DowaU. 

John  Beatton. 

William  Hay. 

Archibald  M'Calman. 
H.  Ross. 
David  Crichton. 

Stromness 

Tain         .... 

Tarbet  (Lochfine) 

Tarland   .... 

Thornhill 

J.  W.  GaUoway. 

Thurso    .... 
Tighnabruaich 

John  Mackenzie. 

John  Kirk. 

Tillicoultry     . 
Tranent  .... 

William  Gray. 

J.  C.  Edie. 

Robert  C.  Reid. 

Troon      .... 

William  Dunbar. 

Turriflf    .... 
Tobermory 

Uddingston    . 
Wemvss  Bay  . 
WestCalder    . 
West  Kilbride 
West  Linton  . 
Whitburn 

Dougald  Campbell  & 
John  MacLauchlan. 

Alexander  Stewart. 

John  Mungle 
Robert  Gemmell. 

Robert  Gardner  and 
J.  Sutherland. 

Robert  C.  Lawrie. 

Alexander  Wares. 

Whithorn 

Wick       .... 

George  A.  Main. 

1  Wigtown 

Thomas  Murray 

James  MLean. 



IWishaw  .... 

James  Shirlaw. 

1               

'■  Whitehouse 

George  Summers. 

660 


INSURANCE  AXD  PROPERTY  COMPANIES  DIRECTORY. 


INSURANCE  AND  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COMPANIES 

DIRECTORY. 


Accident  Insurance  Co.  (Limited),  7  North  St 
David  street. 

Alliance  British  and  Foreign  Life  and  Fire,  95 
George  street.     See  Adv. 

Alliance  Marine  Assui-ance  Company,  43  Con- 
stitution street. 

Argus  Life  Office,  1  Hill  street. 

Atlas  Office,  39  York  place  and  7  George  street. 

British  and  Foreign  Marine  (Limited),  55  Ber- 
nard street. 

British  Empu-e  Mutual  Assurance  Company,  17 
York  place. 

British  Equitable  Assurance  Company,  3  Hanover 
street. 

British  Imperial  Insurance  Corporation  (Limited), 
93  Princes  street 

Briton  Medical  and  General  Life  Association,  13 
Queen  street.     See  A  dv. 

Caledonian  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company, 
19  George  street  and  21  Bernard  street.  See 
Adv. 

Caledonian  Provident  Investment  Society,  28 
Frederick  street. 

Chm-ch  of  England  Life  and  Fire  Assurance,  18 
Hill  street. 

City  of  Glasgow  Office,  21  St  Andrew  square. 
See  Adv. 

Commercial  Union  Assm'ance  Company,  79  George 
street. 

Consolidated  Life  Assm-ance  Company,  10  Han- 
over street. 

County  Fire  Office,  75  George  street.     See  Adv. 

Crown  Life  Assurance  Company,  67  George  street. 

Eagle  Life  Insurance  Office,  23  Fettes  row. 

Eagle  Life  Office,  43  Hanover  street. 

Edinburgh  Co-operative  Building  Company,  21 
George  street. 

Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  Office,  22  George 
street.     See  Adv. 

English  and  Scottish  Law  Life  Assurance  Asso- 
ciation, 120  Princes  street.     See  Adv. 

European  Life  Assurance  Society,  12  St  Andi-ew 
square.     See  Adv. 

Experience  Investment  Society,  76  George  street. 

Friendly  Insurance  Company,  40  Princes  street. 

General  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Company,  2  St 
Andrew  square.     See  Adv. 

Great  Britain  Life  Assurance  Society,  73  George 
street. 

Gresham  Life  Assurance  Society,  14  Young  street. 

Guardian  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Company,  28 
Queen  street.     See  Adv. 


Hand-in-Hand  Fire  and  Life  lusui'ance  Company, 

10  Geoi'ge  street. 
Heritable  Securities  Investment  Association,  76 

George  sti-eet.     See  Adv. 
Imperial  Fu-e  and  Life  Insurance  Company,  4a 

North  St  David  street,  141  George  street,  and 

65  Princes  street,  and  72  Constitution  sti'eet, 

Leith.     See  Adv. 
Imperial  Fire  Insurance  Company,  36  St  Vin- 
cent place,  Glasgow.     See  Adv. 
Improved  Edinburgh  Property  Investment  Com- 
pany,   Drummond    street    hall,    Dinimmond 

street. 
Insurance  Company  of  Scotland,  95  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
Investment    Company,    Third  Edinburgh   Pro- 
perty, 114  High  street. 
Investment      Company,      Fourth      Edinburgh 

Friendly  Property,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Investment   Company,    Scottish  Friendly   Pro- 
perty, 5  St  Andi-ew  square 
Law  Fire  Insurance  Society,  8  S.  Charlotte  street. 
Law  Life  Assm-auce  Society  of  London,  33  York 

place. 
Law  Union  Fu-e  and  Life  Insurance  Company,  3 

North  St  Andrew  street.     See  Adv. 
Leith  Property  Investment  Company,   40  Tol- 

booth  ■vvjmd. 
Life  Association  of  Scotland,  82  Princes  street. 

See  Adv. 
Liverpool  and  London  and  Globe  Fii'e  and  Life, 

100.  South  bridge  and  8  Soiith  Charlotte  street. 

See  Adv. 
Liverpool  Marine  Insurance  Company,  6  Bernard 

street 
London  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Company,  53 

York  place 
London    Assurance    Corporation,    3    North   St 

David  street. 
London  and  Lancashire  Insurance  Compa]iies,  5 

North  St  David  street. 
London  and  Lancashire  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 

Company,  12  St  Andrew  square. 
London  and   Pro'^-incial   ProWdent    Society,    3 

North  St  Da^ad  street. 
London  and  Southwark  Insm-ance   Coq^oration 

(Limited),  7  North  St  David  street. 
London   Union   Assurance   Society,    20   Nelson 

street,  3  North  St  David  street,  3  Thistle  court, 

and  13  Hanover  st.     See  Adv. 
ilanchester  Fire  Insurance  Company,  43  Castle 

street  and  8  Bank  street. 


INSURANCE  AND  PROPERTY  COMPANIES  DIRECTORY. 


G61 


(^Limited), 


Maritime    lusiirance    Company 

Constitution  street. 
Ministers'   AVidows'   Fund  Office,   6   Nortli   St 

David  street. 
Mutual  Life  Assiu'ance  Society  of  London,   23 

Albany  street. 
National  Boiler  Insurance  Company  (Limited), 

3  North  St  Andi-ew  street.     See  Adv. 
National  Guarantee  and  Suretj'ship  Association 

(Limited),  2S  Queen  street.     See  Adv. 
National  Propertj^  Investment,  4  George  street. 
National  Provincial  Plate-Glass  Insurance  Com 

pauy,  3  North  St  Andrew  street.     See  Adv. 
North  British  and  Mercantile  Insui-auce  Com 

pany,  64  Princes  street  and  14  Bernard  street 

See  Adv. 
Northern  Reversion  Company,  5  Nelson  sti-eet. 
Northern  (The)  Assm-anee  Company,  20  St  An 

drew  square. 
Northern  Counties  Fire  Office,  3  Hope  street. 
Norwich  L^nion  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Society, 

31  Princes  street.     See  Adv. 
Norwich  and  London  Plate-Glass  and  Casualty 

Insurance  Association,  31  Princes  street.    See 

Adv. 
Pelican  Life  Insurance  Company,  11  Duke  street. 

See  Adv. 
Phcenix    Fire    Assurance    Company,    11    Duke 

street,    4a   St  Andrew   square,    3    North   St 

David  sti-eet,  1  Hanover  street ;   7  Wellington 

place,  Leith.     See  Adv. 
Plate-Glass  Insurance,  1  Hanover  street.    See  Adv. 
Property  Investment  Company  of  Scotland,  47 

Hanover  street.     See  Adv. 
Provident  Clerks'  and  General  Guarantee  Asso- 
ciation (Limited),  3  North  St  Andrew  street. 

See  Adr. 
Provident  Life  Insurance  Office,  75  George  street. 

See  Adr. 
Provident  Property  Investment   Company,  114 

High  street. 
Provincial  Insurance  Company,  6  Morton  street. 

See  Adv. 
Prudential    Assurance    Company,    10    Hanover 

street,  Johnston  terrace,  and  8  South  Charlotte 

street.     See  Adv. 
Queen   Insurance  Company,   68  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
EaUway  Passengers'  Assurance  Office,  4  St  An- 
drew square. 
Rock  Life  Assurance  Company,  6  York  place. 
Eoyal    Exchange   Assurance,   5   Nelson  street. 

See  Adv. 


39  Roj'al   (The)   Insurance    Company,    13    George 

street.     See  Adv. 
School  of  Arts  Friendly  Society,  Adam  square. 
Scottish  Amicable   Life  Assurance   Society,  13 

St  Andrew  square.     See  Adv. 
Scottish  Commercial  Insurance   Company,    429 

High  street  and  20  Hill  street. 
Scottish  Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society,  26  St 

Andi-ew  square.     See  Adv. 
Scottish    Fire    Insurance    Company  (Limited), 

31  George  street.     See  Adv. 
Scottish  Heritable  Security  Company  (Limited), 

5  St  Andrew  square.     See  Adv. 
Scottish  Imperial  Insurance  Company,  17  George 

sti'eet.     See  Adv. 
Scottish   National  Insui'ance  Company,   22   St 

Andrew  square.     See  Adv. 
Scottish  Permanent  Property  Investment  Society, 

13  Royal  Exchange. 
Scottish   Provident   Institution,    6   St  Andrew 

square.     See  Adv. 
Scottish    Provincial    Assurance    Company,    65 

Princes  street.     See  Adv. 
Scottish   Property   Investment    Company,    102 

South  bridge  and  21  Bernard  st.     See  Adv. 
Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life,  47  George  street. 

See  Adv. 
Scottish  Union  Property  Investment,  5  St  An- 
drew square. 
Scottish    Widows'    Fund    and    Life  Assurance 

Society,  9  St  Andrew  square.  See  Adv. 
Sovereign  Life  Assurance,  429  High  street. 
Standard    Investment    Society,    10    Melbourne 

place.     See  Adv. 
Standard   Life  Assurance    Company,    3   and  5  _ 

George  street.     See  Adv. 
Star  Life  Assurance  Office,  10  George  street. 
Sun  Fire  Office,  40  Princes  street,  46  George 

sti-eet,  and  43  Hanover  sti-eet. 
Union  Assurance,  6  Pitt  street,  Bennington. 
Union  ]\Iarine  Insurance  Company  (Limited),  44 

Constitution  street. 
United     Kingdom     Provident     Institution,     4 

George  street. 
Univei-sal    Life  Assurance   Society,    18   Young 

street. 
West  of  England  Fire  and  Life  Office,  14  Frede- 
rick street. 
Westminster  Fire  and  Life  Insui-ance,  13  Picardy 

place. 
Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life  Office,  11  South.  Char- 
lotte sti-eet  and  1  George  street. 


662 


MASONIC  DIRECTORY. 


MASONIC  DIRECTORY. 


Grand  Lodge  of  Scotland,  .    . 

Edinburgh  Mary's  Chapel,} 
No.  1 i 

Canongate  Kilwinning,  No.  2, 

Canongate  and  Leith,  No.  5,  . 
Journeymen,  No.  8,  .  .  .  . 
St  David's,  No.  36,     .    .    .    . 

St  Luke's,  No.  44, 

St  Andrew's,  No.  48,  ...  . 
St  James',  Op.,  No.  97,  .  . 
St  John's,  Fisherrow,  No.  112. 
St  Stephen's,  No.  145,  .  .  . 
Defensive  Band,  No.  151,  .  . 
Roman  Eagle,  No.  160,  .  .  . 
Trafalgar,  No.  223,  .  .  .  . 
PortobeUo,  No.  226,    .    .    .    . 

} 


Celtic,  Edinburgh  and  Leith, 

No.  291 

St  Clair,  No.  349,    .    .     .    . 


Caledonian,  No.  392, 


Pafle,  No.  405, 


St  Kentigem  and  Rosslyn,  No. 
420 ■    . 


Supreme  Chapter  oT  Scotland, 

1.  Edinburgh, 

40.  Naval  and  Military,  .  . 
56.  Canongate  Kilwinning,  . 
83.  St  Andrew's, 


The  Earl  of  Rosslyn. 


W.  J.  C.  Abbott,  York 

place. 
J.     W.     Barrie,      102 

Grange  place. 
G.   Hudson,   154  Con- 
stitution St.,  Leith. 
Thos.  Field,  27  Frede- 
rick street. 
Dr.  Eraser,  20  Clarence 

Street. 
H.  Y.  D.  Copland,   27 

Stafford  street. 
Dr.   Loth,  27  Rutland 

street. 
Robert  Buist,  11  West 

Lauriston  place. 
D.  Thomson,  High  st , 

Fisherrow. 
John  Thomson,  5  Lord 

Russell  place. 
D.  Pa  mer,  15  Cowgate- 

head. 
J.  Paterson,  8  E.  New- 

ington  place. 
P.     Bell,      2     Jlorton 

street,  Leith. 
A.     Scott,      BellBeld, 

PortobeUo. 
D.   Kinnear,    21  Elder 

street. 
A.   Henry,   12    So.   St 

Andrew  street. 
T.     H.     Dou-las,     St 

Bryde's,      Borough- 

muirhead. 
J.     T.     Douglas,     St 

Bryde's,      Borough- 

muirhead. 
G.  M'Lean,  1  Ratdiffe 

terrace. 


Secretary. 


A.  J.  Stewart,  W.S. 

James  Webster,  48 
India  street. 

D.  S.  Buchanan,  5 
Frederick  street. 

A.  Moran,  Leith  Fort. 

R.  Phemister,  20  Lau- 
riston street. 

George  Calder,  21  So. 
Clerk  street. 

E.  M.  Noble,  28  f  rede- 
1  ick  street. 

Vacant. 

J.  Melville,  1  Summer- 
hail  place. 

J.  Wilken,  Mussel- 
burgh. 

W.  S.  Gray,  29  Clerk 
street, 

Wm.  Bisset,  16  Rose 
street. 

W.  Greig,  Zona  Hotel, 
82  Nicolson  street. 

Wm.  .Stalker,  38  Sand- 
port  street. 

Jas.  White,  Henderson 
row,  PortobeUo 

Andrew  Drummond, 
18  Dundas  street. 

Alex.  Brown,  2  Mound 
place. 

A.  R.  Macqueen,  30 
Nicolson  street. 

Robert  Bryce,  1  St  Vin- 
cent street. 

David  Shanks,  Peni- 
cuik. 


Place  and  Day  of  Meeting. 


Grand  Lodge  of  Royal  Order, 

Chapter  of  Rose  Croix,  .    . 
Consistory, 


Supreme  Council, 


Chapter  General,  .    . 
I'riory  of  the  Lothians, 


2.  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTERS. 

The  Rt.  Hon  the  Earl  of  I  L.   Mackersy,  W.S.,  3} 

Rosslyn.  ,     North  St  David  St. 

William  Mann,  22  Rae-  ;  ' 

burn  place.  '  I 

J.T.Douglas,StBrj-de's,  j  J.  Laurie,   98   George  ' 

Boroughmuirhead.     \     street.  ! 

Dr    Jliddleton,    4    St   D.    K.    Barrie,  N.   B.  } 

John  street.  Railway  office. 

Thos.     Cairns,     M.D.,  !  James  Allison,   16   St 

61  Lauriston  place,    j     David  street.  | 

3.  ROYAL  ORDER  OF  SCOTLAND. 

I  J.  Whyte  Melville  of  J.   B.   Douglas,   W.S.,  | 
I     Bennochy.  62  Frederick  street.    I 

4.  CONSISTORY  OF  30TH  DEGREE. 
,  I  Henry  IngUs  of  Tor-    L.   Mackersy,  W.S.,  3 
sonce.  ■     North  St  David  St. 

Samuel   Somerville  of   L.   JIackersy,  W.S.,  3 
I     Ampherlaw.  North  St  David  st. 

5.  SUPREME  COUNCIL. 
J.    Whyte   Melville  of  |  A.  J.  Stewart,  W.S.,  98 
I     Bennochy.  |     George  street. 

6.  ORDER  OF  THE  TEMPLE. 
J.   Whyte   Melville  of  Major  W.  H.  Ramsay, 

Bennochy.  '      20  Howard  place. 

Miijoi-  W.  H.  Ramsay,    A.  J.  Stewart,  W.S  ,  98 

20  Howard  place.        |      George  street. 


Freemasons'  Hall,  1st  Monday  of  Feb- 
ruary, May,  August,  November. 
Ship  Hotel,  2d  Tuesday,  monthly. 

St  John's  Chapel,  2d  Wed.,  monthly. 

86  Constitution  st.,  1st  Tues.,  monthly. 

Toddrick's  wynd,  2d  Thurs.,  monthly. 

Cafd  Royal,  1st  and  3d  Tnes.,  monthly. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  3d  Mon.,  monthly. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  3d  Thurs.,  monthly. 

Writers'  court,  1st  Thursday,  monthly. 

Masonic  Hall,  Bridge  street,  3d  Wed., 

monthly. 
University  Hotel,  2d  Monday,  monthly. 

2d  and  4th  Tuesday,  monthly. 

Nicolson  Street  Hotel,  3d  Wednesday, 
monthly. 

89  Constitution  street,  Leith,  last  Fri- 
day, monthly. 

PortobeUo  Town  Hall,  3d  Thursday, 
monthly. 

Ship  Hotel,  1st  Friday,  monthly. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  4th  Mon.,  monthly. 
Freemasons'  Hall,  4th  Thurs.,  monthly. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  1st  and  3d  Tuesday, 
monthly. 

Penicuik,  1st  Monday,  monthly. 

j  Freemasons'  Hall,  quarterly. 

:  Freemasons'  Hall,  2d  Wednesday. 

'  Freemasons'  Hall,  2d  Tuesday. 

I  St  John's  Chapel,  St  John  street,  2d 

Friday. 
Freemasons'  Hall,  1st  and  3d  Friday. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  quarterly. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  various. 
Freemasons'  Hall,  various. 

I  Freemasons'  Hall,  various. 

Freemasons'  Hall,  11th  Marcli. 
Freemasons'  Hall,  various. 


VOLUNTEER  DIRECTORY. 


663 


MILITARY  DISTRICT  OF  NORTH  BRITAIN. 


HEADQUAETEES,  EDINBUEGH. 


Staff  and  Departments. 

adjutant-general's  office. 

Commanding  the  Forces  in  Scotland,  Major-General 
Sir  John  Douglas,  K.C.B. 

Aide-de-Camp,  Captain  Lord  Eosehill,  Scots  Fusilier 
Guards. 

Assistant  Adjutant-General,  N.B.,  Colonel  G.  J. 
Peacocke. 

Clerks,  Assistant  Adjutant- GeneraFs  Office — Alex- 
ander Pringle,  John  Dickson. 

Inspecting  Field  officer's  Clerl- — \V.  H.  "Williams. 

Commanding  Royal  Artillery,  Lieutenant-Colonel  J. 
G.  Boothby,  Leith  Fort. 

Commanding  Royal  Engineers,  Colonel  E.  F.  Bour- 
chier,  C.B. 

Medical  Staff — Principal  Medical  Officer,  N.B., 
Deputy  Inspector-General  W.  Rutherford,  M.D., 
C.B. 

Staff  Surgeon-Major,  J.  Leitch,  M.D. 

Tovm  Major,  Lieutenant-Colonel  J.  H.  Cox. 

District  inspector  of  Musketry,  Captain  C.  C.  Gran- 
tham, 9th  Eegiment. 

Garrison  Chaplain  of  Edinburgh  Castle,  Eev.  James 
Millar. 

Superintending  Schoolmaster,  N.B.,  J.  Little. 

Engineer  Officer  in  charge  Edinburgh  Division, 
Major  G.  H.  Gordon,  Eoyal  Engineers ;  Office, 
42  Northumberland  Street. 

Engineer  Offlicer  in  charge  Survey  Department,  Cap- 


tain White,  Royal  Engineers ;  OflBce,  General 
Post  Office,  Edinburgh. 

Clerks  of  Wo}-ks  Royal  Engineers — 1st  Class,  J.  P. 
Clarke  ;  2d  Class,  G.  Fabian ;  3d  Class,  R.  Ander- 
son ;  3d  Class,  A.  B.  Ridgway;  Temporary,  D. 
Cosgrove  ;  Tempwary,   T.  Tassie. 

Civil  Staff— Walter  Edes,  William  J.  Clark,  Robert 
Bowden,  and  William  Wheeler. 


Control  Department,  N.B. 

District  Controller,  James  D.  N.  St  George,  Edin- 
burgh Castle. 

Commissary  (^Acting  Control  Paymaster),  W.  C.  Ball. 

Commissary  of  Supplies.  James  Holmes. 

Deputy- Commissary  of  Stores,  Charles  H.  Rumbold. 

Assistant  Control  Paymaster,  Joseph  Muskett.  • 

Clerks — District  Controller's,  Edward  Greenfield  ; 
Control  Paymaster's,  Samuel  Campbell  and 
Thomas  Nowlan  ;  Commissary  of  Supplies,  Richd. 
Wadler,  James  Woods,  George  Tapley,  and 
Charles  Davis ;  Deputy  Commissary  of  Stores, 
Alexander  Marshall,  W.  Gracey,  G.  Neilson,  and 
H.  Cooper. 

Sergeant-Major,  A.H.C,  J.  Critcher. 


Military  Prison,  Greenlaw. 

Governor,  Captain  D.  F.  Allen. 
Medical    Officer,    Dr    Grant,    Deputy    Inspector- 
General. 
Chaplain,  Rev.  R.  Cole,  M.A. 


CITY  OF  EDINBURGH  ARTILLERY  VOLUNTEERS. 

Lieutenant-Colonel — Sir  William  Baillie,  Bart.,  Polkemmet,  Whitburn. 

Majors — John  Boyd,  3J:  Albany  Street ;  William  Henry,  11  Grosvenor  Crescent. 

Adjutant — Captain  M.  J.  Vibart,  4  Queen's  Crescent. 


No.  of  Battery. 


Rank  and  Name. 


No.  1, 
No."*2, 
No."3, 
No." '4, 
No.'s, 
No!'6, 
No!'?, 
No'.'s, 
No'.'s, 


5  Lothian  Road. 


Captain  John  S  pence, 
1st  Lieutenant  (vacant). 
2d  Lieutenant  (vacant). 
Captain  A.  Syme,    .... 
1st  Lieutenant  George  Melville, 
2d  Lieutenant  William  S.  Millar, 
Captain  John  D.  M.  Muir, 
1st  Lieutenant  (vacant). 
2d  Lieutenant  James  T.  Greig, 
Captain  A.  Ritchie, 
1st  Lieutenant  W.  J.  F.  Thomson, 
2d  Lieutenant  Robert  Dobson, 
Captain  William  Elgin,  . 
1st  Lieutenant  A.  C.  Kerr, 
2d  Lieutenant  (vacant). 
Captain  George  Hay, 
1st  Lieutenant  George  C.  Finlay,  . 
2d  Lieutenant  (vacant). 
Captain  George  D.  Bruce, 
1st  Lieutenant  (vacant). 
2d  Lieutenant  Robert  Greig,  jun.. 
Captain  Thomas  Drybrough,  . 
1st  Lieutenant  Andrew  Drybrough, 
2d  Lieutenant  Charles  J.  H.  Macara, 
Captain  W.  F.  Vallance, 
1st  Lieutenant  William  Donaldson, 
2d  Lieutenant  James  T.  Nichol,     . 
Adjutant — Captain  M.  J.  Vibart. — Orderly-room,  35  Cockburu  Street. 
Quartermaster— C&T^i&.m  A.  Ritchie,  19  South  St  David  Street. 
Supernumerary-Lieutenant — A.  Webster,  10  St  Andrew  Square. 
Surgeon — J.  A.  Hunter,  18  Abercromby  Place. 
Assistant-Surgeons— J.  Bell,  5  Castle  Terrace ;  John  Chiene,  55  North  Castle  Street 


Northfield,  Prestonpans. 
24  Ann  Street. 

Niddry  Mains,  Winchburgh 
9  Bellevue  Terrace. 

20  Viewforth  Place. 

3  Grosvenor  Street.  

20  Viewforth  Terrace. 

95  Princes  Street. 

12  North  St  Andrew  Street. 

4  Broughton  Place. 

5  King's  Place.  ' 
29  St  Andrew  Square. 

20  Pitt  Street.  ;';  ) 

20  Viewforth  Place. 
40  Drummond  Place. 
40  Drummond  Place. 

Swanston,  Lothian  Burn,  Edin. 
3  Macnab  Street 

Collegiate  School,  Charlotte  Sq. 
7  Salisbury  Place. 


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VOLUNTEER  DIRECTORY. 


MIDLOTHIAN  COAST  ARTILLEEY  VOLUNTEEE  COEPS. 

Lieutenant-Colonel — Sir  James  Gaedinee  Baied,  Bart.,  Edmon stone  House. 

Majors T.  E.  C.  Hoene,  39  Castle  Street ;  Chaeles  G.  H.  Kinneae,  3  Charlotte  Street. 

Orderly-room — 30  Giindlay  Street. 


No. 

A, 

No.' 

B, 

No." 

c, 

No! 

D, 

No.* 

*E, 

No. 

F, 

No.' 

G, 

No.' 

H, 

Captain  Charles  Momson, 

1st  Lieutenant  E.  C.  Traill, 

2d  Lieutenant  G.  Ritchie, 

Captain  J.  Eeid, 

1st  Lieutenant  J.  G.  Maitland, 

2d  Lieutenant  A.  Cavaye, 

Captain  Alexander  Edmonston, 

1st  Lieutenant  (vacant). 

2d  Lieutenant  (vacant). 

Captain  David  Leighton, 

1st  Lieutenant  (vacant). 

2d  Lieutenant  J.  T.  Lamond,  . 

Captain  J.  T.  Eiddock,     . 

1st  Lieutenant  T.  Sheriff, 

2d  Lieutenant  E.  H.  Dow, 

Captain  Andrew  W.  Stewart,  . 

1st  Lieutenant  James  W.  Smith, 

2d  Lieutenant  James  Milne,     . 

Captain  J.  Eomanes, 

1st  Lieutenant  Henry  Hardy,  . 

2d  Lieutenant  George  Panton, 


84  Constitution  Street,  Leith. 
56  Constitution  Street,  Leith. 

Pleasance  Brewery,  Pleasance. 
26  India  Street. 

Brunstane  House,  Joppa. 
12  Eoyal  Circus. 
14  Mansionhouse  Eoad. 


Mount  Lodge,  Portobello. 


Bridge  Street,  Musselburgh. 

Eatho  Villa,  Eatho. 

Grammar  School,  Musselburgh. 
19  Leamington  Terrace. 
13  Frederick  Street. 

Milton  House,  Canongate. 
7  Iselson  Street. 
7  St  Andrew  Square. 
25  North  Bridge. 

Menalon  House,  by  Falkirk. 
10  St  Anthony  Street  Leith. 
10  St  Anthony  Street^  Leith. 


Captain  J.  Eeid, 

1st  Lieutenant  William  Brown  Neilson, 

2d  Lieutenant  Frederick  Dunsmure, 

Captain  and  Adjutant — Charles  Walsham  Maynard,  24  Manor  Place. 

Surgeon — Alex.  M.  Sanderson,  Bridge  Street,  Musselburgh. 

Assistant-Surgeons — Alexander  M.  Bell,  4  Fon-es  Street ;  James  Carmichael,  22  Northumberland  Street. 

Honorary  Chaj)lain — Eev.  William  Smith,  D.D.,  Manse,  Leith  Mount,  Leith. 


QUEEN'S  CITY  OE  EDINBUEGH  EIFLE  VOLUNTEEE  BEIGADE. 


Honorary  Colonel — The  Loed  Peovost  of  Edinbuech. 

Lieutenant-Colonels — David  Davidson,  Woodcroft,  Momingside ;  J.  H.  A.  Macdonald, 
15  Abercromby  Place ;  E.  S.  Goedon,  2  Eandolph  Crescent. 

Majors — Hon.  BomTEEiE  F.  Peimeose,  22  Moray  Place ;  John  Boyd,  27  Melville  Street ;  David 
Macgibbon,  Edgehill  House,  Dean  ;  William  Tayloe,  10  Waterloo  Place. 

Adjutants — Captain  W.  Hills,  32  Eegent  Street,  Portobello ;  Captain  D.  P.  Campbell,  New  Club. 
Orderly-room— n  Cockbum  Street. 


No.  of  Company. 


Rank  and  Name. 


Address. 


No.  2, 
Ist  Citizens. 

No.  4, 
University, 

No.  5, 
S.S.O., 

No.  6, 
Accountants, 

No.  7,  J 

Bankers,        J 

No.  8,  ( 

Ist  Artisans,     j 


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Captain  William  Ferguson, 
Lieutenant  Archibald  Edmonstone. 
Ensign  (vacant). 
Captain  Eobert  Christison, 
Lieutenant  William  Turner,    . 
Ensign  James  A.  Eobertson,  . 
Captain  John  Carment,    . 
Lieutenant  David  Todd  Lees, 
Ensign  James  B.  Sutherland, 
Captain  E.  C.  Cowan, 
Lieutenant  Thomas  Watson,  . 
Ensign  Alexander  Logan, 
Captain  John  C.  Craigie  Halket, 
Lieutenant  Alexander  Mitchell, 
Ensign  James  M.  Gow,    . 
Captain  James  Morton,    . 
Lieutenant  David  Hugh  Wilson, 
Ensign  Geo.  Barnes, 


6  Northumberland  Street. 
99  George  Street. 

40  Moray  Place. 

6  Eton  Terrace. 
22  Abercromby  Place. 
36  Great  King  Street. 
33  Gilmore  Place. 
17  Elm  Eow. 
6  North  St  David  Street. 
9  St  Andrew  Square. 
25  New  Eegister  House. 
Cramond  House. 
Commercial  Bank. 
Union  Bank. 
6  St  Andrew  Square. 
125  George  Street. 
6  St  Andrew  Square. 


VOLUNTEER  DIRECTORY. 


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No.  of  Company. 


No. 
2d  Artisans 


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tisans,  J 

).  10,  ( 

Service,  j 


No 
Civil 


No.  11, 
3d  Artisans, 

No.  12, 

No.  13, 
4rth  Artisans, 

No.  14, 

2d  Citizens, 

No.  15, 
1st  Merchants 


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No.  16, 

No.  17, 
2d  Merchants, 

No.  18, 

High 

Constables. 

No.  19, 
5th  Artisans 

No.  20, 

1st 
Highland, 

2d 
Highland, 

3d 
Highland, 

4th 
Highland, 

5th 
Highland, 

6th 
Highland, 

7th 
Highland, 


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Rank  and  Name. 


Captain  C.  J.  Connell, 
Lieutenant  J.  M 'In tosh, . 
Ensign  Synie,  . 
Captain  J.  B.  Innes, 
Lieutenant  M'Neilie, 
Ensign  J.  Wilson,    . 
Captain  Anstruther  Macadam, 
Lieutenant  Albert  Apthorpe, 
Ensign  Eobert  Cranston, 
Captain  John  Christison, 
Lieutenant  G.  Young, 
Ensign  (vacant). 
Captain  James  Murdoch, 
Lieutenant  James  R.  MacGibbon, 
Ensign  Andrew  Brewster, 
Captain  John  M'Cuaig,    . 
Lieutenant  William  Braid, 
Ensign  John  Evans, 
Captain  Millons, 
Lieutenant  George  Harrison, 
Ensign  James  Davidson, 
Captain  Thomas  Ivory,  . 
Lieutenant  (vacant). 
Ensign  J.  H.  Waterston, 
Captain  William  Eichardson, 
Lieutenant  James  B.  Duncan, 
Ensign  A.  W.  Belfrage,  . 
Captain  John  Miller, 
Lieutenant  A.  K.  Morison, 
Ensign  John  Adamson,   . 
Captain  Thomas  W.  Jones, 
Lieutenant  Hector  Swanstone, 
Ensign  John  Miller, 
Captain  W.  C.  Murray,   . 
Lieutenant  C.  G.  Macrae, 
Ensign  Lewis  Bilton, 
Captaiii  Alexander   Nicolson, 
Lieutenant  Andrew  Buchanan, 
Ensign  Samuel  Miller,     . 
Captain  Duncan  Menzies, 
Lieutenant  Alexander  G.  Bowie, 
Ensign  Horatio  Macrae, 
Captain  David  KeiT, 
Lieutenant  Eobert  Menzies,     . 
Ensign  R  A.  Smith, 
Captain  J.  Macdonald,     . 
Lieutenant  James  Macnee, 
Ensign  William  Hawley, 
Captain  Fletcher  N.  Menzies, . 
Lieutenant  N.  M.  Campbell,    . 
Ensign  J.  M'Diai-mid, 
Captain  Allen  D.  Stewart, 
Lieutenant  J.  E.  Stewart, 
Ensign  J.  R.  Izat,    . 
Captain  John  G.  Coghill, 
Lieutenant  John  Macmillan,  . 
Ensign  (vacant). 


22  Inverleith  Eow. 
64  Princes  Street. 
64  Princes  Street. 
11  Moray  Place. 

Register  House. 

1  Murrayfield. 

45  George  rv.  Bridge. 

Exchequer  OfBce. 
47  North  Bridge. 
40  Moray  Place. 

General  Post  OfSce. 

84  George  Street. 
25  Eoyal  Crescent. 

11  Dewar  Place. 

6  Frederick  Street. 
9  St  Andrew  Square. 

Bank  of  Scotland. 

Torphichen  Street. 

31  North  Bridge. 

12  Clifton  Terrace,  Haymarket. 

23  Walker  Street. 

2  South  Holyrood  Street. 
56  South  Bridge. 

6  Hill  Street. 

1  Erskine  Place. 
Princes  Street. 

14  Pitt  Street. 

15  Waterloo  Place. 
11  Queen  Street. 

Bank  of  Scotland. 
9  St  Andrew  Square. 

3  Thistle  Court. 
22  Young  Street. 

32  Charlotte  Square. 
1  Ramsay  Gardens. 

95  George  Street. 
29  Charlotte  Square. 

13  Young  Street. 
General  Post  Office. 

14  Gloucester  Place. 
21  Warriston  Crescent. 
38  Dublin  Street. 

45  South  Clerk  Street. 

7  Eandolph  Cliff. 
106  Princes  Street. 

27  Frederick  Street. 

3  George  rv.  Bridge. 
40  Great  King  Street. 

3  George  rv.  Bridge. 

19  Lansdowne  Crescent. 

Exchequer  Office. 

24  Heriot  Row, 
9  Gladstone  Place. 


Surgeons — D.  Maclagan,  28  Heriot  Eow ;  Patrick  H.  Watson,  16  Charlotte  Square. 

Assistant-Surgeons — James  D.  Gillespie,  45  Castle  Street ;  Alex.  Miller,  29  Charlotte  Square ; 
J.  B.  Fraser,  Park  Place  ;  E.  T.  B.  Cunynghame,  4  St  Cohne  Street. 

Supernumerary — Lieiitenant  Thomas  S.  Lindsay,  4  Church  Hill. 


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VOLUNTEER  DIRECTORY. 


THE  THIED  CITY  OF  EDINBUKGH  EIFLE  VOLUNTEEE  COEPS. 

Uniform,  Scarlet;  Facings,  Blue — almost  same  as  Scots  Fusilier  Guards. 


Captain, 
Lieutenant, 
Lieutenant, 
Lieutenant, 


John  Hope. 
Jobn  Hal). 
William  U.  Martin. 
John  Mackie. 


Ensign, 
Ensign, 
Ensign, 
Sergeant  Instructor, 


Samuel  M'Lintock. 
Peter  M'Kerchar. 
Joseph  Macnaughton. 
William  M'Glade. 


TO  WHICH  IS  ATTACHED 

THE  BEITISH  LEAGUE  CADET  COEPS. 


Hon.  Captain, 

John  Hope. 

Ensign, 

Lieutenant,    . 

John  Henderson. 

Emign, 

Lieutenant,     . 

Eobert  Robertson. 

Ensign, 

Lieutenant,     . 

David  Jamie. 

Ensign, 

Headquarters,  British  League  Office,  53  Rose  Street. 


MIDLOTHIAN  EIFLE  VOLUNTEEES. 


Henry  Paton. 
Alexander  Johnston. 
Alexander  Eeid. 
Peter  Baldwin. 


Majors- 
No.  1, 
No.  2, 
No.  3, 
No.  4, 
No.  5, 
No.  6, 
No.  7, 
No.  8, 
No.  9, 
No.  10, 

No.  11, 


1st  Battalion  (Leith). 
Lieutenant- Colonel — D.  R.  Macgregor,  of  Woodbum,  Edinburgh. 
-William  Marjoribanks,  Warriston  House,  Inverleith  Row  ;  J.  L.  Boyd,  1  Regent  Terrace. 
Captain  and  Adjutant — John  Macdonald,  11  James'  Place,  Leitb. 


Captain  R.  C.  Maclagan, 
Lieutenant  J.  M.  Scott,  . 
Ensign  Joseph  T.  Carmichael 

Captain  Samuel  M.  Smart, 
Lieutenant  J.  M.  E.  Turnbull, 
Ensign  Andrew  Wallace, 

Captain  J.  W.  Lindsaj'',  . 
Lieutenant  James  Smith, 
Ensign  John  Walton, 

Captain  J.  H.  Bennett,     . 
Lieutenant  Hugh  M.  Gavin, 
Ensign  A.  James,     . 

Captain  A.  Duncan, 
Lieutenant  Peter  Bell,     . 
Ensign  Peter  Couper, 
Captain  James  Ross, 
Lieutenant  Robert  Dickson, 
Ensign  R.  S.  Adam, 
Captain  John  J.  Lundy,  . 
Lieutenant  J.  Grieve, 
Ensign  George  Smith,     . 
Captain  D.  W.  Henderson, 
Lieutenant  William  Sim, 
Ensign  William  Glover,  . 
Captain  John  M'Nab, 
Lieutenant  John  Law, 
Ensign  Robert  Paterson, 
Captain  Thomas  Watt,    . 
Lieutenant  A.  A.  Adam, 
Ensign  F.  W.  Barry, 
Captain  William  Inglis, 
Lieutenant  J.  P.  Coldstream, 
Ensign  J.  F.  Raimes, 


5  Coates  Crescent. 

5  Quality  Street. 
14  Glover  Street. 

9  Bonnington  Terrace. 
7  India  Street. 
28  Bernard  Street. 

Hermitage  Hill  House,  Eestalrig 

6  Janefield  Place.  [Road. 
74  Constitution  Street. 

4  Summerfield. 

Belvidere  House,  Stanley  Bead. 
2  Wellington  Place,  Leith. 

1  Derby  Street. 

2  Morton  Street. 
47  Hanover  Street. 

Ross,  Martin,  &  Co.,  44  Constitution 
55  Bernard  Street.  [Street. 

11  Hillside  Crescent. 

4  Assembly  Street. 

24  Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 
52  Blacket  Place. 

5  Morton  Street. 
Summerfield    House,    Eestalrig 

49  Charlotte  Street,  Leith.     [Road. 

Inglis'  Green,  Slateford. 

Hermitage,  Murrayfield. 
47  Grange  Road. 

6  James  Place,  Leith. 

fAfton  Lodge,  Queensferry  Boad,  , 
\    Leith. 

7  John's  Place. 
16  Queen  Street. 

5  St  Andrew  Square. 
Bonnington  Park,  Newhaven  Boad 


Surgeon — Dr  Struthcrs,  22  Charlotte  Street,  Leith. 

Assistant- Surgeons — Dr  Henderson,  7  John's  Place;  Dr  Fowler,  Corstorphiue. 

Supernumeraries— 'Lieutenant  James  Smith,  5  Vanburgh  Place  ;  Lieutenant  George  Blanshard, 

7  Carlton  Terrace. 


NEWSPAPERS  IN  SCOTLAND. 


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NEWSPAPERS  IN  SCOTLAND. 


Aberdeen — 7. 

Aberdeen  Free  Press,  Tnes.,Fri. 

Aberdeen  Guardian,  Saturday. 

Aberdeen  Herald,  Saturday. 

Aberdeen  Journal,  Wednesday. 

Aberdeen  Weekly  News,  Sat. 

Northern  Advertiser,  Tuesday. 

Northern    Telegraphic    News, 
Thursday. 
AlRDRIE — 1. 

Airdrie  Advertiser,  Saturday. 
Alloa — 2. 

Alloa  Advertiser,  Saturday. 

Alloa  Journal,  Saturday. 

ANNAJf — 1. 

Annan  Observer,  Thursday. 
Anstruther — 1. 

East  of  Fife  E^cord,  Friday. 
Arbroath — 1. 

Arbroath  Guide,  Saturday. 
Ardrossax  and  Saltcoats — 2. 

Herald,  Saturday. 

Ayrshire  Weekly  News,  Sat. 
Ayr — i. 

Ayr  Advertiser,  Thursday. 

Ayr  Observer,  Tuesday. 

Ayrshire  Express,  Saturday. 

Western  Argus,  Saturday. 
Banff — 1. 

Banffshire  Journal,  Tuesday. 
BER^^^CK-ON-T  weed — i. 

Berwick  Advertiser,  Friday. 

Berwick  Warder,  Friday. 

Berwick  Journal,  Friday. 

Berwickshire  News,  Tuesday. 
Blairgowrie — 1 . 

Advertiser,  Saturday. 
Brechin — 1. 

Brechin  Advertiser,  Tuesday. 
Oajipbelton — 1. 

Argyleshire  Herald,  Saturday. 

0  ASTLE-D  O  UGLAS — 2 . 

Kirkcudbright      Advertiser, 
Friday. 

Galloway  Express,  Thursday. 
Crieff — 2. 

Crieff  Journal,  Saturday. 

Strathearu  Herald,  Saturday. 
Cupar-Fife — 3. 

Fife  Herald,  Thursday. 

Fifeshire  Journal,  Thui'sday. 

Fife  News,  Saturday. 
Dalkeith — 1. 

Advertiser,  Wednesday. 

D  UJLBARTON — 2. 

Dumbarton  Herald,  Thursday. 

Lennox  Herald,  Satui-day. 
Dumfries — 3. 

Dumfries  Courier,  Tuesday. 

Dumfriesshire  and  Galloway 
Herald  and  Eegister,  Wed. 
and  Saturday. 

Dumfries  and   Galloway  Stan- 
dard, Wed.  and  Saturday. 
Dundee — 7. 

Dundee  Advertiser,  Tuesday 
and  Friday. 

Dundee  Advertiser,  daily. 

Dundee  Advertiser,  weekly. 

Dundee  Courier  &  Argus,  daily 


People's  Journal,  Saturday. 

Northern  Warder,  Tuesday  and 
Friday. 

Weekly  News,  Saturday. 
D  unfermline — 1. 

Saturday  Press,  Saturday. 
Edinburgh — 13. 

Daily  Review,  dailj'. 

Edinburgh    Evening    Courant, 
daily. 

Edinburgh    Evening    Courant, 
Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Edinburgh     Gazette,    Tuesday 
and  Friday. 

Farmer,  Monday;  Supplement, 
Wednesday. 

Ladies'  Own  Journal,  Saturday. 

North  British  Advertiser,  Sat. 

N.  British  Agriculturist,  Wed. 

North  Briton,  Wed.  and  Sat. 

Reformer,  Saturday. 

Scotsman,  daily. 

Weekly  Review,  Saturday. 

Weeklj'    Scotsman    and    Cale- 
donian Mercury,  Saturday. 
Elgin — 3. 

Elgin  Courant,  Friday. 

Elgin  and  Morayshire  Courier, 
Friday. 

Mora5'shire  Advertiser,  Wed. 
Falkirk — 1. 

Falkirk  Herald,  Thur.  and  Sat. 
Forres — 1. 

Forres,  Elgin,  and  Nairn   Ga- 
zette, Wednesday. 
Galashiels — 1. 

Border  Advertiser,  Friday. 
Glasgow — 17. 

British  Friend,  monthly. 

Christian  News,  Saturday. 

Evening  Citizen,  daily. 

Evening  Star,  daily. 

Glasgow  Herald,  daily. 

Glasgow  Mercantile  Advertiser, 
daily. 

Glasgow  Sentinel,  Saturday. 

Glasgow  Weekly  Citizen,  Sat, 

Glasgow  Weekly  Herald,  Sat. 

League  Journal,  Saturday. 

North  British  Daily  Mail,  daily. 

Penny  Post,  Saturday. 

Property  Circular,  Tuesday. 

Scottish  Standard,  Saturday. 

"Volunteer  News,  Saturday. 

Weekly  Express,  Saturday. 

Weekly  Mail,  Saturday. 
Greenock — i. 

Greenock  Advertiser,  Tuesday, 
Thursda}',  and  Saturday. 

Greenock  Herald,  Wed.  and  Fri. 

Greenock  News,  Saturday. 

Greenock  Telegraph,  daily. 
Haddington — 1. 

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Hamilton — 1. 

Hamilton  Advertiser,  Saturday. 
Hawick — 2. 

Hawick   Advertiser   and  Rox- 
burghshire Gazette,  Saturday. 

Hawick  Express,  Saturday. 


HUNTLY — 1. 

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Invergordon — 1. 

Invergordon  Times,  Wed. 
Inverness — 2. 

Inverness  Advertiser,  Tuesday, 
Friday,  and  Saturday. 

Inverness  Courier,  Thursday. 
Jedburgh — 1. 

Teviotdale  Record,  Saturday. 
Kelso — 3. 

Kelso  Chronicle,  Friday. 

Kelso  Courier,  Friday. 

Kelso  Mail,  Wed.  and  Sat. 
Kilmarnock — 1. 

Kilmarnock  Standard,  Sat. 
Kinross — 1. 

Kinross-shire  Advertiser,  Sat. 
Kirkcaldy — 1. 

Fifeshire  Advertiser,  Saturday. 
Kirkcudbright — 1. 

Kirkcudb.  Stewartrj'  Times,  Fri. 
Kirkwall — 2. 

Orcadian,  Tuesday. 

Orkney  Herald,  Tuesday. 
Lanark. — 1. 

Lanarkshire  Examiner,  Sat. 
Langholm — 1.  t 

Eskdale  and  Liddesdale  Advei- 
tiser,  Wednesday. 
Leith — 3. 

Herald  and  Reformer,  Sat. 

Leith  Burghs  Pilot,  Saturday. 

Leith  Commercial   List,  Tues- 
day and  Friday. 

LOCKERBY — 1. 

Annandale  Herald,  Saturday. 
Moffat — 1. 

Moffat  Times,  Saturday. 
Montrose— 2. 

Montrose  Review,  Friday. 

Montrose  Standard,  Friday. 
Nairn — 1. 

Nairnshire  Telegraph,  Wed. 
Newton-Stewart. — 1. 

Galloway  Gazette. 
Oban — 1. 

Oban  Times,  Saturdaj'. 
Paisley — 4. 

Paisley  Herald,  Saturday. 

Paisley  Gazette,  Saturday. 

Paisley  and  Renfrewshire  Stan- 
dard, Saturdaj'. 

Renfrewshire  Independent,  Sa- 
turday. 
Peebles — 1. 

Peebles  Advertiser,  Saturday. 
Perth — 4. 

Perthshire  Advertiser,  Thurs. 

Perthshire  Courier,  Tuesday. 

Perthshire    Journal    and  Con- 
stitutional, Thursday. 

Perth  Reporter,  Saturday. 
Pp:terhead — 2. 

Buchan  Observer,  Friday. 

Peterhead  Sentinel, Wednesday. 
Portobello — 1. 

Portobello  Advertiser,  Wed. 
Portsoy — 1. 

Banffshire  Reporter,  Friday. 


668 


SACRAMENTAL  FAST-DAYS. 


Ne\yspapers  in  Scotland — continued. 


EOTHESAY — 2. 

Buteman,  Saturday. 

Eothesay  Chronicle,  Saturday. 
Selkirk — 1. 

Southern  Eeporter,  Thursday. 
St  Axdrews — 1. 

St    Andrews    Gazette,    Satur- 


Stirling — 5. 

Bridge  of  Allan  Eeporter,  Sat. 

British  Messenger,  monthlj-. 

Stirling  Journal,  Fridaj'. 

Stirling  Observer,  Thursday. 

Stirling  Eeporter,  Saturday. 
Stonehaven — 1. 

Stonehaven  Journal,  Thursday. 


Stranraer — 2. 

Galloway  Advertiser,  Thurs. 

Galloway  Post,  Saturday. 
Thurso — 1. 

Caithness  Courier,  Saturdav. 
Wick— 2. 

John  o'Groat  Journal,  Thurs. 

Northern  Ensign,  Thursday. 


SACRAMENTAL    FAST-DAYS 


AT  THE  FOLLOWING  PLACES. 


Aberdeen,  Wed.  before  2d  Tu.  of  April  and  October. 
Aberdour  (Fife),   Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  in 

July,  and  Sunday  before  full  moon  in  February. 
Aberfeldy,  generally  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday 

of  February  and  July. 
Aii'drie,  Thursday  before  last  Sunda)'  of  April,  and 

Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  October. 
Alloa,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and  1st 

Sunday  of  December. 
Annan,  Friday  before  1st  Sunday  of  August. 
Anstruther  Easter,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of 

May  and  4th  Sunday  of  November. 
Anstruther  Wester,  generally  Thursday  before  2d 

Sunday  of  July. 
Arbroath,   Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  March 

and  2d  Sunday  of  October. 
Ardrossan,  Wednesday  before  last  Sunday  of  April 

and  1st  Sunday  of  October. 
Auchtermuchty,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June 

and  2d  Sunday  of  December. 
Auchterarder,    Wednesday  before   2d    Sunday   of 

March  and  1st  Sunday  of  August. 
Auchtergaven,  last  Thursday  of  July. 
Ayr,  Wednesday  before  8d  Sunday  of  April,  and 

last  Sunday  of  October. 
Ayton,  Thursday  before  last  Sun.  of  July  and  Feb. 

Banff,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  April  and 

last  Sunday  of  October. 
Bathgate,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  June. 
Bervie,  Wednesday  before  1st  Sunday  of  July. 
Biggar,  Wednesday  before  3d  Sunday  of  April  and 

October. 
Blairgowrie,  Thu.  before  1st  Sun.  of  May  and  Nov. 
Borrowstounness,  generally  Wednesday  before  2d 

Sunday  of  February  and  August. 
Brechin,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  May,  and 

nearest  full  moon  in  October. 
Bridge  of  Allan,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  June 

and  December. 
Bridge  of  Earn,  Thursday  before  3d  Sun.  of  June 

and  1st  Sunda}-  of  November. 
Burntisland,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  March 

and  last  Sunday  of  June. 

Callander,  Thu.  before  2d  Sun.  of  March  and  July. 
Campbelton,  Thursday  before  ."d  Sunday  of  June 

and  Ist  Sunday  of  December. 
Carluke,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  February, 

June,  and  October. 
Carnwath,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  July. 
Carstairs,  Friday  before  last  Sunday  of  March  and 

August. 
Castle-Douglas,   Thursday  before   last   Sunday  of 

April  and'  1st  Sunday  of  November. 
Coatbridge,  Thursday  before  last  Sundayof  January 

and  2d  Sunday  of  July. 


I  Cockbumspath,  Thursday   before   1st   Sunday  of 

March  and  2d  Sunday  of  July. 
Coldstream,  Wednesday  before  1st  Sunday  of  May. 
Comrie,  Wednesday  before  last  Sunday  of  March 

and  1st  Sunday  of  August. 
Coupar- Angus,  Wednesday  before  best  moonlight 

in  February  and  1st  Sunday  of  August. 
Crail,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  July. 
Crieff,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  Jarne  and 

2d  Sunday  of  December. 
Cromarty,  Thursday  before  last  Sunday  of  June. 
Cullen,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  July. 
Culross,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June. 
Cupar-Fife,  Thu.  before  1st  Sun.  of  July  and  Dec. 

Dalkeith,  Friday  before  1st  Sun.  of  May  and  Nov. 
Dairy  (Ayrshire),  Wednesday  before  1st  Sunday  o* 

July,  and  nearest  full  moon  in  December. 
Denny,  Wed.  before  1st  Sunday  of  May  and  Nov. 
Dingwall,  1st  Thursday  of  August. 
Dirleton,  Thurs.  before  3d  Sun.  of  July  and  Nov. 
Dollar,  1st  Thursday  of  May  and  November. 
Dumbai-ton,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  March 

and  2d  Sunday  of  October. 
Dumfries,  Friday  before  3d  Sunday  of  April  and 

4th  Sunday  of  October. 
Dunbar,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  June  and 

4th  Sunday  of  October. 
Dunblane,  Thurs.  before  3d  Sun.  of  July  and  Feb. 
Dundee,  Thu.  before  3d  Sun.  of  April  and  October. 
Dunfei-mline,  Thursday  before  last  Sundayof  June. 

Winter  unsettled. 
Dunkeld,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  April. 
Dunse,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  July.    Winter 

unsettled. 
Dysart,  Thui-sday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and 

4th  Sunday  of  November. 

Edinburgh,  Thursday  before  last  Sundayof  April 

and  October. 
Elgin,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  May  and 

4th  Sunday  of  October. 
Ellon,  Thu.  before  2d  Monday  of  March  and  Aug. 
EiTol,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  June  and  2d 

Sunday  of  November. 

Falkirk,  Friday  before  1st  Sunday  of  May,  and  Fri- 
day after  1st  Thursday  of  November. 

Forfar,  1st  Thursday  in  May,  and  Thursday  before 
3d  Sunday  of  October. 

FoiTes,  Thursday  before  4th  Tuesday  of  April. 

Fraserburgh,  generally  1st  Thu.  of  May  and  Nov. 

Galashiels,  Thursday  before  1st  Sundayof  May  and 

2d  Sundaj'  of  November. 
Gatehouse  of  Fleet,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of 

June  and  1st  Sunday  of  December. 


SACRAMENTAL  FAST-DAYS. 


669 


Jirvan,  Friday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and  2il 

Sunday  of  December. 

lasgow,  Thursday  before  2d  Tuesday  of  April,  and 

Thursday  before  last  Tuesday  of  October. 
&lenluce,  'L'bursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  July. 
3-olspie,  Thursday  before  last  Sundaj'  of  June, 
preenlaw,  Thursday  before  1st  Suuc^y  of  July. 
Greenock,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  March 

and  1st  Sunday  of  October. 

Haddington,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  March 

and  last  Sunday  of  June. 
Hamilton,  Thu.  before  2d  Sunday  of  June  and  Dec. 
Hawick,  Wednesday  before  last   Sunday  of  June 

and  2d  Sunday  of  December. 
Helensburgh,  Thu.  before  1st  Sun.  of  May  and  Nov. 
Huntly,  Wednesday  before  2d  Sunday  of  July. 

Innerleithen,  Thu.  before  2d  last  Sunday  of  June. 
Inveraray,  Thursday  before  last  Sunday  of  April 

and  2d  last  Sunday  of  October. 
Inverkeithing,  Thu.  before  3d  Sun.  of  June  andNov. 
Inverness,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  July  and 

2d  Sunday  of  November. 
Irvine,  Wednesday  before  od  Sunday  of  June  and 

2d  Sunday  of  December. 

Jedburgh,  Thurs.  before  1st  Sun.  of  July  and  Dec. 

Keith,  Thu.  before  1st  Sunday  of  May  and  Nov. 
Kelso,  Wed.  before  1st  Sunday  of  May  and  Nov. 
Ealconquhar,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  July. 
Kilmarnock,  Wednesday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June 

and  2d  Sunday  of  December. 
Kilmaurs,  same  as  Irvine. 
Kih-enny,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June. 
Kilwinning,  same  as  Irvine. 

Kincardine,  Wed.  before  1st  Sun.  of  Feb.  and  Aug. 
Kinghorn,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  July. 
Kinross,  Thui'sday  before  last  Simdayof  June,  and 

Thursday  before  full  moon  in  December. 
Kirkcaldy,  Thursday  before  3d  Simdayof  June  and 

4th  Sunday  of  November. 
Kirkcudbright,  1st  Thu.  of  May  and  last  Thu.  of  Oct. 
Kirkliston,    Thursday  before  od  Sunday  of  June 

and  1st  Sunday  of  December. 
Kirkwall,  Thursday  before  last  Sunday  of  April, 

and  Thursday  before  1st  moonlight  Sun.  of  Nov. 
Kirriemuir,  Thursday  before  last  Suudaj'  of  April 

and  1st  Sunday  of  November. 

Lanark,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  April  and 

1st  Sunday  of  October. 
Langholm,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and 

before  1st  full  moon  in  December. 
Largs,  Thursday  before  last  Sunday  of  April,  and 

before  Sunday  nearest  full  moon  in  October. 
Lasswade,  Friday  before  1st  Sun.  of  May  and  Nov. 
Lauder,  Wednesday  before  last  Sunday  of  June, 

and  Wednesday  before  3d  Sunday  in  December. 
Leith,  same  as  Edinburgh. 
Leslie  (Fife),  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  July, 

and  nearest  full  moon  in  December. 
Leven,  Thu.  before  2d  Simday  of  June,  and  Thu. 

before  Sunday  with  full  moon  nearest  1st  Dec. 
Lilliesleaf,  Wednesday  before  last  Sunday  of  April 

and  1st  Sunday  of  November. 
Linlithgow,  Thursday  before  3d   Sunday  of  July 

and  1st  Sunday  of  February. 
Loanhead,  same  as  Lasswade. 
Lochmaben,  Fri.  before  4th  Sun.  of  April  and  Oct. 
Lockerby,  Friday  before  2d  Sunday  of  July,  and 

nearest  full  moon  in  December. 

Markinch,  Thu.  before  1st  Sun.  of  July,  and  Thu. 
before  Sunday  nearest  full  moon  in  December. 


Maj'bole,  Fri.  before  1st  Sunday  of  May  and  .Nov. 
Meigle,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of"  July. 
Melrose,  Thu.  before  2d  Sunday  of  Ma}-  and  Nov. 
Mid-Calder,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  June, 

and  Sunday  before  Martinmas. 
Moffat,  Thurs.  before  2d  Sun.  of  March  and  Oct. 
Montrose,  Thu.  before  4th  Sun.  of  March  and  Oct. 
Musselburgh,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  June. 

Nairn,  Thurs.  before  2d  Sunday  of  May  and  Nov. 

Newbattle,  same  as  Dalkeith. 

Newburgh  (Fife),  Wed.  before  1st  Sunday  of  July, 
and  before  Sunday  nearest  full  moon  in  Dec. 

Newton-Stewart,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of 
February  and  2d  Sunday  of  July. 

Newtyle,  Thm-sday  before  last  Sunday  of  June. 

North  Berwick,  generally  Thursday  before  3d  Sun- 
day of  June. 

Paisley,  Fri.  before  1st  Sun.  of  April  and  October. 
Peebles,  Thu.  before  last  Sunday  of  AprU  and  Oct. 
Penicuik,  Thursday  before  last  Sunday  of  June,  and 

Thursday  before  full  moon  in  December. 
Perth,  Thui-sday  before  2d  Sunday  of  April  and  4th 

Sunday  of  October. 
Peterhead,  Wed.  before  2d  Sun.  of  June  and  Dec. 
Port-Glasgow,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  May 

and  October. 
Portobello,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  April 

and  November. 
Portree,  Thurs.  before  2d  Sunday  in  Feb.  and  Aug. 
Pi-estonpans,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  July. 

Queensferiy,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  March 
and  last  Sunday  of  July. 

Eatho,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and  1st 

Sunday  of  December. 
Rathven,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  April. 
Rattray,  same  as  Blairgowrie. 

Renfrew,  Thu.  before  last  Smiday  of  Feb.  and  July. 
Riccarton,  same  as  Irvine. 

Rothesay,  Thu.  before  last  Sun.  of  Jan.  and  June. 
Rutherglen,  same  as  Glasgow. 

St  Andrews,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June 

and  1st  Sunday  of  December. 
St  Boswells,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  Feb- 

ruaiy  and  last  Sunday  of  July. 
Saline,  Thu.  before  last  Sunday  of  Feb.  and  July. 
Saltcoats,  Wednesday  before  last  Sunday  of  April 

and  1st  Sunday  of  October. 
Sanquhar,  Thursday  before  last  Sunday  of  March 

and  1st  Sunday  of  October. 
Selkirk,  Thm-sday  before  last  Sunday  of  AprU  and 

2d  Sunday  of  November. 
Stirling,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and 

1st  Sundaj-  of  December. 
Stonehaven,    New   To^vn,  Wednesday  before  last 

Sunday  of  June  and  od   Sunday  of  December. 

Old  Town,  Wednesday  before  2d  Sunday  of  July. 
Stornoway,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  August. 
Strathaven,  Friday  before  1st  Sunday  of  May  and 

November. 
Stow,  Wed.  before  2d  Sunday  of  July  and  Dec. 
Stranraer,  Thu.  before  1st  Sun.  of  Aug.  and  Mar. 

Thurso,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  June,  and 
Thursday  before  the  full  moon  that  precedes  or 
falls  on  the  3d  Monday  of  November. 

Tillicoultry,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  May 
and  November. 

Tranent,  Thursday  before  1st  Sunday  of  July,  and 
Saturday  before  1st  Sunday  of  December. 

Tm-riff,  Thursday  before  2d  Sunday  of  March  and 
last  Sunday  of  July. 


670 


WEEKLY  MARKETS  FOR  CORN. 


West  Calder,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June,!  Wliithorii,  Thursday  before  4th  Sunday  of  July. 

and  1st  Thursday  in  December.  Wigtown,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June  and 

Whitburn,  Thursday  before  3d  Sunday  of  June,  and       December. 

nearest  to  full  moon  in  November.  I  Wishaw,  Thu.  before  3d  Sunday  of  July  and  Nov. 


WEEKLY  MARKETS  IN  SCOTLAND  FOR  CORN,  &c. 


Aberdeen,  Friday. 
Airdrie,  Tuesday. 
Alloa,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 
Annan,  Thursday. 
Anstruther  Easter,  Friday. 
Arbroath,  Saturday. 
Auchterarder,  Saturday. 
Auchtermuchty,  Monday. 
Ayr,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 
Ay  ton,  Thursday. 

Banff,  Friday. 
Bathgate,  Tuesday. 
Beith,  Friday. 
Bervie,  Wednesday. 
Biggar,  Thursday. 
Brechin,  Tuesday. 

Callander,  Thursday. 
Campbelton,  Thursday. 
Castle-Douglas,  Monday. 
Colinsburgh,  Thursday. 
Coupar-Augus,  Thursday. 
Crieff,  Tuesday. 
Cromarty,  Tuesday. 
Cumnock,  Thursday. 
Cupar-Fife,  Tuesday. 

Dalkeith,  Thursday. 
Dingwall,  Saturday. 
Dumbarton,  Tuesday, 
Dumfries,  Wednesday. 
Dunbar,  Tuesday. 
Dunblane,  Thursday. 
Dundee,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 
Dunfermline,  Tuesday. 
Dunkeld,  Saturday. 


Dunse,  Tuesday. 
Eai-lston,  Monday. 
Edinburgh,  Wednesday. 
Elgin,  Friday. 

Falkirk,  Thursday. 

Fordoun,  Monday. 

Forfar,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

Forres,  Tuesday. 

Fortrose,  Friday. 

Fraserburgh,  Friday. 

Galashiels,  Tuesday. 

Gatehouse,  Saturday. 

Girvan,  Mondaj'. 

Glasgow,  Wednesday. 

Grantown,  Friday. 

Greenock,  Friday. 

Haddington,  Friday. 

Hamilton,  Friday. 

Hawick,  Thursday. 

Huntly,  Thursday. 

Inverness,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Irvine,    Monday,    Tuesday,   and 

Saturday. 
Jedburgh,  Tuesday  and  Saturday. 
Kelso,  Friday. 

Kilmarnock,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 
Kinross,  Monday. 
Kirkcald}',  Saturday. 
Kirkcudbright,  Friday. 
Kirriemuir,  Friday. 
Lanark,  Tuesday  and  Saturday. 
Langholm,  Wednesday. 
Largo,  Thursday. 


Leith.  Wednesday. 
Linlithgow,  Friday. 
Linton,  East,  Monday. 
Lochmaben,  Monday. 
Lockerby,  Thursday. 

Maybole,  Thursday. 
Meh-ose,  Monday. 
Milnathort,  Wednesday. 
Montrose,  Friday. 

Nairn,  Thursday. 
Newburgh  (Fife),  Thursday. 
Newton-Stewart,  Fi'iday. 
North  Berwick,  Monday. 

Old  Meldrum,  Saturday. 

Paisley,  Thursday. 
Peebles.  Tuesday. 
Perth,  Friday. 
Peterhead,  Friday. 
Port-Glasgow,  Friday. 

Eothesay,  Wednesday. 

St  Andrews,  Monday. 
Selkirk,  Wednesday. 
Stewarton,  Thursday. 
Stirling,  Friday. 
Stonehaven,  Thursday. 
Stranraer,  Friday. 
Strathaven,  Thursday. 
Stromness,  Wednesday. 

Tain,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 
Thurso,  Friday. 
Wick.  Friday. 
Wishaw,  Saturday. 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


671 


SHIP     CONVEYANCES, 


PACKET  VESSELS  FROM  LEITH. 


To 
Glasgow  and  Greenock, 
InverkeitMng, 
Kirkwall, 
Lerwick, 
PeterheAd, 
Scalloway  and  West  Side 

Shetland,     . 
Stromness, 

Thurso,  .... 
Wick,      .... 


Time. 

Every  day 
Every  Friday 
Every  Thursday 
Once  a  fortnight 
Once  a  fortnight 

Once  in  six  weeks 
Once  a  fortnight    . 
Every  ten  days 
Once  a  week  . 


Office  or  Agent. 
34  Bernard  Street. 
Master,  Sandport  Slip,  Leith. 
E.  and  D.  Slimon,  1  Wet  Docks. 
J.  B.  Leask,  10  Tolbooth  Wyud,  Leith. 
A.  and  G.  Stenhouse,  Wet  Docks. 

Peterson  Brothers  &  Co.,  2  Allison  Place. 
WUliam  Eendall,  32  Bernard  Street. 
E.  and  D.  Slimon,  1  Wet  Docks. 
E.  and  D.  Slimon,  1  Wet  Docks. 


STEAMERS    FROM    LEITH   AND    GRANTON. 

Those  marked  *  sail  from  Granton  Pier. 

In  consequence  of  the  repeated  changes  that  occur  in  the  hours  of  sailing  of  Steamers,  j)arties 
are  advised  to  considt  those  sources  of  information  now  so  easily  available,  or  apply  at 
the  Offices,  in  order  to  prevent  disapp)ointment. 


Aarhuus, 

.     As  the  trade  may  require 

'Aberdeen,     . 

.     Tues.  and  Frid.    In  summer, 

Mod.,  Tues.,  and  Fi-iday 

Alloa,    . 

.     Thursday  and  Saturday   .     . 

Anstruther,  . 

.    Every  Mon.,  Wed.,  and  Frid. 

Antwerp, 

.     Every  five  days 

Bruges,   Ostend, 

Nieu- 

port,  and  Ghent,        .     As  the  trade  requires     . 

Bordeaux,     . 

.     Every  fortnight     . 

Christiansand, 

.     Every  week  .... 

Christiansand, 

.     Once  a  week 

Charente, 

.     Every  fortnight     . 

Copenhagen, 

.     Weekly 

Danzig, 

.     As  the  trade  may  require 

Dunkirk, 

.     Every  seven  days  . 

Hamburgh,  . 

.     Wednesday  and  Saturday     . 

Havre,  . 

.     As  the  trade  may  require 

Hull,     . 

.     Wednesday    .        .        .        . 

Kiel,      . 

.     As  the  trade  may  require 

Kirkcaldy,    . 

.     Daily 

"Kirkwall  and  Le 

rwick,      Friday.     In  summer,  Tues- 

day and  Friday 

Konigsberg, 

.     As  the  trade  may  require 

•London, 

.     Wednesday  and  Saturday     . 

London, 

.     Wednesday  and  Saturday     . 

Newcastle,    . 

.     Wednesday  and  Saturday     . 

Ostend, 

.     Every  fortnight     . 

Petersburgh, 

.     Every  ten  days 

Pillau,  . 

.     As  the  trade  may  require 

Riga,     . 

.     Evei-y  twenty-one  days 

Eotterdam,    . 

.     Monday,    Wednesday,     and 
Friday       .... 
.     Twice  a  week 

Stettin, 

Stirling,  etc.. 

.    Daily  from  March  to  Novem- 

ber inclusive 

•Wick,    . 

.     Tuesday    and    Friday.      In 

summer,  Mon.  and  Friday 

•Thurso, 

.     Tuesday.    In  summer,  Mon. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 
6  S.  St  Andrew  St.,  23  Commercial  St.,  and 

Granton  Harbour.     G.  Mathieson,  agent. 
A.  Weir,  foot  of  Queen  Street,  Leith. 
Custom  House,  Slip,  Leith. 
George  Gibson  &  Co.,  6  Docks. 

William  Gifford  &  Co.,  2  Dock  Place. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

Henderson  Brothers,  9  Dock  PI.  and  Granton. 

James  Currie  &  Co.,  34  Bernard  Street. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street.  ; 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

D.  E.  Macgregor,  55  Bernard  Street. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 
From  East  Pier,  Leith. 

6  S.  St  Andrew  St.,  23  Commercial  St.,  and 

Granton  Harbour.     G.  Mathieson,  agent. 
34  Bernard  Street  and  20  Waterloo  Place. 

21  Waterloo  Place. 

Thomas  Aitken,  8  and  9  Dock  Place  and  20 

Waterloo  Place. 
20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 
William  Gifford  &  Co.,  2  Dock  Place. 
Donald  E.  Macgregor,  55  Bernard  Street 
20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 
Donald  E.  Macgregor,  55  Bernard  Street. 
George  Gibson  &  Co.,  5  Docks ;  and  Donald 

E.  Macgregor,  55  Bernard  Street. 
20  Waterloo  Place  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

West  Pier,  Leith. 

6  S.  St  Andrew  St.,  23  Commercial  St.,  and 

Granton  Harbour.     G.  Mathieson,  agent. 
6  S.  St  Andrew  St.,  23  Commercial  St.,  and 
Gmnton  Harbour.     G.  Mathieson,  agent. 


672 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


STAGE    COACHES. 

OFFICE,  4  PEINCES  STREET, 


Edinburgh  to 

Leaves. 

Bilston, 9-30  a.m.  and  4.15  p.m., 

9  and  5. 

Blackshiels, 

3.30  p.m.     Thursdays  at  2.30,    . 

8.30  a.m. 

Corstorphine,    . 

11,  1.30,  4.15,  8.     Saturday,  3  p.m. 

.       9.20,  12,  3,  8.45. 

Dalkeitli,  . 

10.30,  4.30,  8,       .        .        .        . 

.       9,  2,  6.30. 

Dtmfennline,    . 

8,  12,  4, 

.       7.40,  11.45,  2.45. 

Greenlaw, 

9.30  a.m.,  4.15  p.m.,     . 

.      8.50  and  4.40. 

*Inverkeithing, 

8,12,4, 

.      8,  12,  4. 

Lasswade, 

10.  1,  4,  8, 

.      8.30,  12,  2.30,  6.15. 

Lauder,     . 

3.30  p.m.     Thursdays  at  2.30,    . 

7  a.m. 

Loanhead, 

10,  1,  4,  8, 

.      8.45,  12.15,  2.45,  6.30. 

Musselfc  argil,    . 

11,  2,  6,  8.30,        .... 

.      8.45,  12.40,  4.15,  7.15. 

Pathhead, 

3.30  p.m.     Thursdays  at  2.30,    . 

.      8.45  a.m. 

Penicuik,  . 

9.30  a.m.  and  4.15  p.m., 

.      8.45  and  4.30. 

Portobello, 

fll,  11.30,  12,  1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6,  7,  8,  8.30,       9.10,  10,  11  a.m.;  12;  1,  2,  3, 
\    9.45, 4,  4.35,  6,  7,  7.35,  9  p.m. 

Eatho, 

4.15,  and  on  Saturdays  3  p.m.,    . 

.       8.30  a.m. 

EoslLa, 

11  a.m.,  summer  months  only,    . 

3.45  p.m. 

South  Queensferry, 

Daily, 

.      8.45,  12.45,  4.45. 

*  Passengers  to  and  from  Inverkeithiug  and  Edinburgh  pay  6d.  each  at  Queensferry. 

CITY    OMNIBUSES. 

UiaFORM  Fare Inside  3d.,  Outside  2d. 

EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 

The  Omnibuses  on  this  route  i-un  so  frequently,  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.,  as  to  pass  the  Eegister  Office  ( 

every  few  minutes. 
To  Leith.  To  Edinburgh. 


West  End  of  Princes  Street  to  Bernard  Street. 

High  Street  to  Bernard  Street. 

West  End  of  Princes  Street  to  Junction  Bridge. 


Bernard  Street  to  West  End  of  Princes  Street. 

Bei-nard  Street  to  High  Street. 

Junction  Bridge  to  West  End  of  Princes  Street. 


seafield  and  west  end  of  PEINCES  STEEET. 

From  Seafield  to  West  End  of  Princes  Street,  8.30,  11.30  a.m.,  2,  4.30,  and  6.30  p.m. 
„      West  End  of  Princes  Street  to  Seafield,  11  a.m.,  2,  4,  and  6.30  p.m. 

NEWHAVEN  AND  MOUND,   VIA  INVEELEITH  EOW. 

From  Mound  at  9  a.m.,  and  every  ho\ir  thereafter  till  7,  and  at  8.30  p.m. 
„      Newhaven  at  9.30  a.m.,  and  every  hour  thereafter  tiU  7.30,  and  at  9  p.m. 

HIGH  STEEET  AND  NEWHAVEN,   VIA  LEITH. 

From  High  street  at  9.24  a.m.,  12.24,  3.24,  4.24,  and  6.24  p.m. 
„      Newhaven  at  8.50  and  9.50  a.m.,  12.50,  3.50,  4.50,  and  6.50  p.m. 

MOENINGSIDE  AND  EEGISTEE  OFFICE. 

From  Momingside,  via  Grange  and  Newington,  at  9.30  a.m.,  and  every  hour  thereafter  until 

8.30  p.m. 
,,      Momingside,  via  Lothian  Eoad,  at  8.10  and  8.50  a.m.,  and  every  horn-  thereafter  until  8.50 

p.m.,  and  at  9.10. 
„      Eegister  OflSce,  via  Lothian  Eoad,  at  9  and  9.20  a.m.,  and  every  hour  thereafter  until  8,  and 

8.20  p.m. 
,,      Eegister  Office,  via  Grange,  at  9.40  a.m.,  and  every  hour  thereafter  until  8.40  p.m. 

STOCKBEIDGE  AND  NEWINGTON. 

From  Stockbridge  at  9  a.m.,  and  every  twenty  minutes  till  9  p.m.    Last  'Bus,  9.40  p.m. 

„      Ncwiugton  at  9.10  a.m.,  and  every  twenty  minutes  till  9.10  p.m.     Last  'Bus,  10.10  p.m.  to 
Eegister  only. 

HAYMAEKET  AND  GEANGE. 

From  Grange  at  9.20  a.m.,  and  every  twenty  minutes  until  8.40  p.m. 

„      Haymarket  at  9.10  a.m,  aad  every  twenty  minutes  thereafter  until  8.50  p.m. 
Note. — From  Eegister  to  Newington,  and  vice  versa,  every  ten  minutes. 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


673 


HACKNEY  CARRIAGES  IN  EDINBURGH. 


FAEES  BY  DISTANCE. 

1.  The  distance  to  which  any  hackney  carriage 
may  be  driven  under  these  Bj^e-laws,  shall  be  seven 
miles  from  the  Cross  of  Edinburgh. 

2.  When  a  party  not  exceeding  two  grown-up 
persons,  and  without  any  luggage  other  than  a  car- 
pet-bag or  the  like,  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 
the  same  fare.  The  driver  shall  draw  up  to  either 
side  of  the  pavement  when  called ;  and  if  detained 
more  than  five  minutes  before  starting,  he  shall  be 
entitled  to  6d.  for  waiting. 

JV.B. — This  rule  shall  not  apply  to  fares  from 
railway  stations. 

3.  Excepting  the  Sixpenny  Fare,  the  fares  by  dis- 
tance shall  be  shown  in  the  annexed  Table  of  Fares. 
The  charges  in  the  table  shall  include  going  from 
the  stance  or  stable  to  the  hirer's  residence,  and 
waiting  ten  minutes.  But  if  the  carriage  be  de- 
tained, before  starting,  more  than  ten  minutes,  a 
charge  for  waiting  at  the  rate  of  6d.  for  each  quarter 
of  an  hour,  or  part  thereof,  after  the  expiiy  of  the 
ten  minutes,  shall  be  allowed;  and  if  the  place 
where  the  hirer  is  to  be  taken  up  be  bej'ond  half  a 
mile  from  the  stance  or  stable  whence  the  carriage 
is  taken,  there  shall  be  a  charge  of  6d.  for  such 
distance. 

4.  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. 

5.  When  the  fare  of  any  particular  place  not  men- 
tioned cannot  be  ascertained  by  reference  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  sixjx-Twe  for  every  additional  half-mile  or 
part  thereof. 

6.  Half  fare  returning  with  the  party,  excepting 
the  half-mile  drive. 

7.  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  carnage  be 
detained  longer,  a  charge  shall  be  allowed  for  wait- 
ing, at  the  rate  of  6d.  for  every  twenty  minutes,  or 
part  thereof,  commencing  at  the  periods  when  the 
free  waiting  expires. 

8.  When  a  carriage  is  called  but  not  used,  a 
charge  of  6d.  shall  be  allowed,  if  the  place  to  which 
it  is  called  be  under  half  a  mile  from  the  stance 
or  stable,  and  Is.  if  beyond  that. — Waiting  as  in 
Section  7. 

FAEES  BY  TIME. 

It  shall  be  in  the  option  of  the  hirer  to  employ  a 
carriage  within  the  municipal  bounds  by  time,  for 
SHOPPING,  MAKDJG  CALLS,  and  the  like,  where  the 
driving  is  not  continuous.  The  charge  in  such 
cases  shall  be  Is.  for  the  first  half-hour,  and  6d.  for 
every  additional  quarter  of  an  hour. 
2U 


For  an  AiRrao  into  the  counti-y  within  seven  miles 
from  the  Cross  of  Edinburgh,  and  returning  either 
by  the  same  or  a  different  road,  the  rate  shall  be  6d. 
for  every  ten  minutes,  or  3s.  per  hour.  A  drive 
round  the  Queen's  Drive  shall  be  considered  an  air- 
ing. Unless  the  hirer  wishes  a  slower  pace,  the  rate 
of  driving  when  out  an  airing  shall  be  at  least 
sis  miles  an  hour ;  and  in  the  event  of  the  driving 
being  at  a  slower  pace  than  six  miles  an  horn-, 
contrary  to  the  wish  of  the  hirer,  it  shall  be  optional 
for  the  hii-er  to  pay  the  fare  in  the  proportion  of  3s. 
for  every  six  miles  so  travelled. 

WKETHER  TKE  FARES  ARE  BY  DISTANCE 
OR  BY  TIME. 

1.  The  hirer  pays  tolls. 

2.  If  there  be  more  than  four  grown-up  persons 
driven,  a  charge  of  6d.  extra  shall  be  made  for  each 
additional  grown-up  person,  or  for  each  two  children 
above  six  years  of  age,  and  under  twelve.  No  addi- 
tional charge  for  one  child  above  six  to  twelve,  or 
children  under  six  years. 

3.  From  twelve  at  night  till  seven  morning — 
double  fare. 

4.  The  above  fares  are  for  one-horse  carriages, 
and  there  shall  be  no  additional  charge  when  two 
horses  are  used. 

5.  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  overcharge. 

LUGGAGE. 

For  luggage  exceeding  100  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  required. 

FARES  MAY  BE  WITHHELD. 

Any  party  shall  be  entitled  to  withhold  payment 
of  the  fare — 

1.  When  the  name  and  number  are  not  painted 

outside,  or  when  there  is  no  plate  inside,  in 
terms  of  Article  Third  of  these  bye-laws. 

2.  When  the  reference  ticket  is  not  given. 

3.  When    the    bye-laws,    table    of    fares,    and 

driver's  licence  are  not  shown  on  demand. 

4.  When  an  overcharge  is  made. 

5.  When  the  driver  fails  or  refuses  to  complete 

an  engagement. 

REDRESS. 

Parties  aggrieved  will  obtain  redress  on  applica- 
tion to  the  Procurator-Fiscal  at  the  City  Chambers, 
within  eight  days  after  the  date  of  the  offence,  ex- 
cept in  cases  when  parties  are  prevented  making 
such  application  by  their  absence  from  town. 
Note. — Attention  is  specially  directed  to  the  237th 
Section  of  the  Police  Act,  which  imposes  a 
penalty  not  exceeding  10s.  on  any  person 
who  refuses    to    pay  the  regular  fare  on 
demand. 


674 


CONTEYANCE  DIRECTOEY. 


TABLE  OF  FARES  FROM  THE  FOLLOWING  STANCES. 

Note. — To  prevent  disputes  or  loss  of  property,  every  party  on  entering  a  carriage  should  ask  for  a 
reference  ticket,  which  the  driver  is  bound  to  give.  The  reference  ticket  shall  be  in  the  fol- 
lowing terms,  viz. : — 

Reference  in  case  of  Incivility,  Loss,  or  Overcharge. 
Owner,  No. 

Parties  aggrieved  in  any  of  these  matters  should  immediately  report  the  same  to  the  Procurator-Fiscal  at  the 

City  Chambers. 


STANCES 

1.  Atholl  Crescent.  11, 

2.  Caledonian  Eaihvay  Terminus.  12. 

3.  Canonmills.  13. 

4.  College  Street  and  Forrest  Eoad.  14. 

5.  County  Hall  and  Tron  Church.  15. 

6.  Gayfield  Square  and  Union  Place.  16. 

7.  George  Street.  17. 

8.  Hajnnarket.  18. 

9.  Lynedoeli  Place  and  Clarendon  Crescent.  19. 
10.  :Xewington.  \           20. 


Pitt  Street,  Scotland  Street. 

Princes  Street,  East. 

Princes  Street,  West. 

Queen  Street,  East. 

Queen  Street,  West. 

Railway  Stations — Waverley  Bridge. 

St  Maiy's  Church. 

St  Patrick  Square. 

Stockbridge. 

Tollcross  and  Lochrln. 


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Abercromby  place 

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1  0 

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1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

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Adam  street  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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Ainslie  place . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Albany  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0|1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Albyn  place  . 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Alva  street     . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

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Annandale  sti'eet  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Ann  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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Anfigua  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Arthur  pl.s.  and  St. 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

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1  0 

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Atholl  cres.  and  pi. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Bank  street   . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

Bellevue  cr.  <&  ter. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  6 

1  0 

Blacket  place 

1  6 

1  0 

1  G 

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1  G 

1  0 

16,10 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  0 

Blackford  road 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  G 

1  6 

2  0 

1  G 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

Blenheim  place     . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

2  6 

Bonnington    . 

1  0 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

Boroughmuirhead 

2  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

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1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Brandon  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1   G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Bread  street  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  (1 

Bristo  street  . 

1  0 

1  d 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Brougham  st.  &  pi. 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1   0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Broughton  street  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  G 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Brown  street . 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Brunswick  St., 
Brunswick  street, 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1616 

1  G 

Hillside      . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

I  6 

10    10 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Bruntsfield  links   . 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

I  0 

16    10 

1   6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Buccleuch  st.  &  pi 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

16.10 

1  6 

I  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Buckingham  ter.   . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    16 

1  0 

I  0 

10    10 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   6 

Caledonian  cresct. 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

I  0 

1616,16 

1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Calton  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0  1  1  0     I  0 

1   0 

•2  G  ,  2  0 

3  0 

2  0    2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  6    2  Gjl  6 

Cameron  house 

2  6 

2  0 

2  6 

2  6 

2  6 

2  0 

2  6    1  fi    2  6 

2  0 

1  fi    1  0 

1  6 

1  0    1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6  1  e 

1   0 

Canongate      . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10116 

1  6 

10    16 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

Canonmills    . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  fi 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Carlton  street 

1   0 

1  0 

1010 

1   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  fi    1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  i; 

Carlton  terrace 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0  i  1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1   6 

1  «  '  1   0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Carnegie  street 

1  6 

1  0 

1  o;i  0 

1  eji  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  fi  i  1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

Cassels  place 

1  0 

1  0 

16    10 

1  6i  1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1   0  '  1   0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

Castle  (in.  6d.  ad.) 

1  0 

1  0 

1  01  I  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  6 

Castle  streets 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  o;  1  0 

1  C 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  6 

Castle  terrace, 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  Oil  0 

1  0 

1   Gil  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  G 

16    16 

1  0 

Causewayside 

1  6 

1  0 

16    16 

1  G 

1  0 

1  6 

10,2  0 

1  0 

1  Oil   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1   6 

Charlotte  St., sq.,pL 

1  0 

1  0 

1  Ojl  0 

1  0 

1  n 

1  0 

1  G   1  0 

1  0 

1  0    1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  G 

10    10 

1  6 

Church  hill  &  lane 

1  6 

1  6 

10    16 

1  fi    1  6 

2  0 

16    16 

1  0 

CONYEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


675 


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10 


To  the  Places 
under-mentioned. 


11    12    13    14  15    16    17    18    19    20 


Circus  place  N.W. 

Claremont  st.  East 
Claremont  crescent 
Clarence  street 
Clarendon  crescent 
Clerk  street   . 
Clyde  street  . 
Coates  crescent 
Cockbum  street 
College  streets 
Comely  bank 
Comely  green 
Cowgate 
Craiglockhart 
Craigmillav  castle 
Crosscauseway 
Cumberland  street 
Dairy  cemetery 
Danube  street 
Darnaway  street 
Dean  cemetery 
Dean  St.  and  ter. 
Dick  place     . 
Doune  teiTace 
Downle  place 
Drummond  place 
Drummond  street 
Dublin  street 
Duddtngston. 
Duke  street   . 
Dumbiedykes 
Duncan  street 
Dundas  street 
Easter  road 
Echo  bank 
Elm  row 
Fettes  row 
FoiTes  street 
Forrest  road 
Forth  street  . 
Fountainbridge 
Frederick  streets 
Gardner's  crescent 
Gay  field  square 
George  place . 
George  iv.  bridge 
George  square 
George  street 
Gilmore  place 
Gladstone  terrace 
Glengyle  ten'ace 
Gloucester  place 
Golden  acre  . 
Gr'nge  &  Cemet'r 
Granton  pier. 
Grassmarket . 
Great  Stuart  street 
Greenhill 
Greenside  place 
Greenside  street 
Grosvenor  street 
Grove  st.  and  place 
Haddington  place 
Hanover  street 
Haymarket    . 
Henderson  row 
Heriot  row     . 
Hermitage,  Braid 
High  street    . 
Hill  place  and  sq. 
Hill  street 
Hillside  crescent 
Holyrood  palace 
Home  street  . 
Hope  park  crescent 
Hope  street   . 


i  d'  s.  d. 
10110 

10  10 
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1  0 

1  0 

1   0 

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1   0 

1  0 

1  n 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  fi 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

3  0 

2  G 

3  6 

3  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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3  0 

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1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

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1  0 

2  0    16 

1  6i2  0|1  6 

16    16 

1  0  1  Hope  terrace 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  6]1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

2  0    10 

1 

1         '         ' 

i  Hospitals — 

1  0 

1  Oil  61  0 

1010   10 

10    10 

1  0 

Chalmers'  . 

1  0 

1  O'l  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

16    10 

1  0 

1  Oil  6    16 

:i  c  1  6  1  0 

10,10 

2  0 

Donaldson's 

1  6 

10    10 

1  6 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

2  0 

16110 

1  0 

1  6  !l  Oi 1  6 

116    I  6il  0 

10110 

2  6 

Fettes' 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0    1  () 

1  0 

'i  o;  1  o;i  0 

1  0|l  0 

1  0 

Heriot's      . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0    1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0|1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Infirmary  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  U 

10    16 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0  !  1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Maternity  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Oi-phans'  and  J. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6|l  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Watson's,  Dean 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Sick  Children's  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Stewart's    . 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

■2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Trades'  JIaiden  . 

■J  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  « 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

Howard  place 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10,1016 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  U 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Howe  street  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10116 

1  0 

1  0 

1  U 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

India  st.  and  place 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    16 

1  0 

1  0 

1  (J 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

11  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Industrial  Museum 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  oil  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

Inverleith  row 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  OH  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

jl  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Jamaica  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

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2  6 

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2  0 

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2  6 

2  6 

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Jock's  Lodge 

2  6 

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2  6 

2  0 

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2  0 

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2  6 

2  6 

3  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Johnston  terrace  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

4  0 

4  0 

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3  6 

3  0 

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3  6 

4  0 

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3  6 

Joppa     . 

3  6 

3  0 

3  6 

3  0 

3  G 

3  G 

3  6 

3  6 

4  0 

4  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

King  street,  Great 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  (1 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Lauriston,  ifec. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Leamington  ter.    . 

1  6 

1  G 

1  0 

1  6 

1  G 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

■2  a 

2  6 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  6 

2  0 

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Leith      . 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

1  G 

2  0 

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2  6 

■2  6 

■2  6 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  6 

2  0 

2  6 

Leith  Fort     . 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

1  6 

2  6 

:;  0 

2  6 

i  U 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Leith  street   . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  U 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  6 

Leopold  place 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Leven  street  . 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

London  streets 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Lonsdale  terrace  . 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   G 

1  0 

i  0 

1   0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Lothian  road 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  B 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Lothian  street 

1  0 

1  0 

10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  U 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Lynedoch  place     . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Maitland  street      . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Magdala  teiTace  . 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

16 

1  0 

1  6 

1  G 

2  0 

1  6 

1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

Manor  place  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  G 

Mansfield  place     . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

■2  0 

2  0 

2  U 

1  G 

I  6 

1  0 

1  G 

2  0 

2  0 

1  G 

Meadowhank 

1  6 

1  G 

1  G 

1  G 

2  U 

1  G 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

i  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1    (! 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  6 

1   6 

1  0 

Meadow  place 

2  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  G 

2  0 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  U 

i  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Melville  pi..  St.,  cr. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  U 

i   6 

I   G 

2  0 

1  6 

1  G 

1  6 

1  6 

Merchiston  castle  . 

2  0 

1  6 

1   0 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  U 

1  0 

1   0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  0 

Mlllerfield.  Mead's 

2  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  G 

1  0 

Minto  street  . 

1   G 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  U 

J*^ 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  0 

Montague  street    . 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1   0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

Moray  place  . 

1   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1   6 

1  6 

1  G 

1  G 

Morningside  place 

2  0 

1  G 

1  G 

2  0 

1  6 

1  G 

2  0 

1  G 

2  0 

1  0 

l}^ 

1  6 

2  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

Jlorningside,  south 
ofMomings'epl. 
Morrison  street 

2  6 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  6 

1  6 

2  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0  1 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Mound  place  . 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  a 

2  0 

2  (j 

2  G 

2  6 

2  6 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

3  0 

Murrayfield   . 

2  G 

2  0 

2  0 

2  6 

2  0 

2  G 

2  6 

3  0 

2  6 

2  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

]    G 

1  6 

2  0 

1  6 

1  G 

1  6 

1  G 

Napier  road  . 

2  0 

16 

1  0 

1  G 

1  G 

1  6 

■2  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

Nelson  st.  and  pi.  . 
Newhaven 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

i  0 

3  0 

1  6 

3  0 

3  0 

2  6 

2  6 

3  0 

2  6 

3  6 

2  0 

2  6 

2  6 

2  6 

2  6 

2  6 

2  0 

3  0 

2  0 

3  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Newington,  streets 
and  places  there 

1  G 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

2  0 

1  0 

2  0 

2  0 
1  0 

2  6 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

1  0 

Newington,  south 
of  Mayfield  loan 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

1  6 

2  0 

1  0 

2  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Nicolson  sq.  and  st. 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

I  0 
1  u 

1  0 

1  0    1  01 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

North  bridge 

1  u 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 
1  0 

1  0  1  1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

i  0 

1  0 

1  6 

Northumberland  st 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0  j  1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  6 

1  Gi 

Norton  place 

1   G 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  6 

1  (p 

1  0 
1  0 
1  0 

1   0 
I    0 

1  c 

1  0 
3  C 
1  0 
1  6 

1  G 

1  6  1 1  6 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Osborne  teiTace    . 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  G 

2  0 

1   6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

16    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 

Oxford  terrace       .  1 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

I  6 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Park  pi.  and  street 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   (1 

1   0 
1  i> 
1   0 
1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0] 

1  0 

1  0 

Parliament  square 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1   li 

1  U    1  0 

1  Oj 

1  0 

1  0  1 

1  0 

1  6 

Picardy  place 

1  0 

10   10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  u 

10    10 
1  0  '  1  0 

1  0 
1  0 

1  0 
1  0 

1  G 
1  0 

1  6 
1  0 

2  0 
1  6 

Pilrig  street,  &c.   . 
Pitt  street      . 

1  0 
1  0 

10   16 
10,10 

1  0 
1  0 

1  0 
1  0 

1  0 
1  0 

1  0 
1  0 

1  6 
1  6 

1  6 
1  0 

1  6 
1  6 

3  6 
1  0 

1  «i 

{  0 
I  0 
i  0 

3  0,30 

2  6 

3  0 

3  6 

3  6 

3  0 

Portobello,  sts.,  pis. 
PostOfflce.General 

3  0 

3  0'3  0 

3  0 

i  0 

3  0 

i  u 

3  0 

3  6 

4  0 

L  0  1  1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

I  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

Preston  streets 

1  6 

1  0 

I  6 

1  6 

I  6 

I  0 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

10    10 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

Princes  st.  east  of 
Frederick  street 

I  0 

10 

10 

t  0    1  0 

I  0 

I  0 

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1  0 

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1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

1  0 

1  6 

1  6 

2  0 
1  0 

1  0 

1  0 
8  0 
1  6 
1  0 
1  0 
1  6 
1  0 
1  6 
1  6 
1  0 
1  6 
1  0 

3  0 
1  0 
1  6 
1  6 
1  0 
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1  0 
1  0 
1  0 
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1  0 
1  6 
1  6 
1  6 
1  0 
1  6 
1  0 
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Princes  st.  west  of 
Frederick  street 
Queensferry  street 
Queen  street . 
Raebum  place 
Railway  Stations — 
Caledonian 
Waverley  Bridge 
Randolph  crescent 
Rankeillor  street   . 
Regent  terrace 
Register  streets     . 
Richmond  pi.  &  st. 
RUlbank  ter.  &  cr. 
Rosebank  Cemet'y 
Roseburn,  Kew  ter. 
Rose  street  east  of 
Frederick  street 
Rose  street  west  of 
Frederick  street 
Roslin    . 

Roxb'hpl.,st.,&ter. 
Royal  circus  . 
Royal  crescent 
Royal  terrace 
Rutland  sq.  and  St. 
Salisbui-y  pi.  &  rd. 
Salisbury  sq.  &  st. 
Saxe-Cobourg  pi.  . 
Sciennes  hill  <fc  pi. 
Scotland  street 
Seafield 

Shandwick  place   . 
Smith's  place 
South  Bridge  street 
Spittal  street . 
Spring  gdns,  Abbey 
St  Andrew  sq.  &  st. 
St  Bernard's  cresc. 
St  Colme  street 
St  David  streets     . 
St  James'  st.  &,  sq. 
St  John  St.  and  hill 
St  Leonard  street 
St  Patrick  square  . 
Stafford  street 
Strathearn  road     . 
Teviot  row 
Thistle  street 
Tollcross 

Torphichen  street . 
Trinity  Hut   . 
Trinity  beyond  Hut 
Tynecastle  toll 
Union  place  and  st. 
Victoria  st.  and  ter. 
Viewforth 
Walker  street 
Wardje  and  cresct. 
Warrender  park    . 
Wari'iston  crescent 
Waterloo  place 
Water  lane    . 
Water  of  Leith  .    . 
Wemyss  place 
West  port 
Wharton  place 
Whitehouse  loan   . 
Whitfield  pi.  &  lane 
William  street 
Windsor  street 
York  place     . 
Young  street. 


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1  6 

2  0 
1  0 
1  6 
1  0 
1  0 
1  0 


1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  G 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

1  0 

2  0 
2  0 


678 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


CARRIERS'   QUARTERS. 


Aberdour,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 

Aberlady,  80  South  Back  Canongate,  Thur.  12  noon. 
Anstruther,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 
Aucliindinny,  Mon ,  Thur ,  and  Saturday,  1  p.m. 
Auchtermuchty,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 
Balerno,  same  as  Currie. 

Bathgate,  32  &  100  Grassmkt.,  Tues.  aud  Fri.  2  p.m. 
rar,  20  Grassmarket,  Friday,  2  p.m 


Inverkeithing,  same  as  Dunfermline. 

Juniper  Green,  20  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  Thurs-- 

day,  and  Saturday,  2  p.m. 
Kelso,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  12  noon. 
Kilconquhar,  same  as  Anstruther. 
Kinghurn,  same  as  Ku-kcaldy. 

Kinross,  100  Grassmarket,  12  noon  ;  and  211  High  i 
street,  3  p.m.,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 


Blaclcburn,  32  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,   4  p.m. ;   10 1  Kirkcaldy,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  100   GrasS' 


Bernard  street,  1  p.m, 
Blackshiels,  32  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Blytlibridge,    Fridaj',    4    p.m. ;    32   Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  2  p.in. ;  20  Grassmarket,  Wednesday, 
11  a.m.;  20  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Bo'noss,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues.  and  Friday,  2  p.m. 
Broxburn,  100  Grassmarket,  Wed.  and  Sat.  2  p.m.  ; 
32  Grassmarket,  Tues.  1  p.m.,  aud  Sat.  12  noon. 
Burdiehouse,  211  High  st.,  Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat.  2 
and  3p.m.;  100  Grassmarket, Tue.  and Fi-i.  Ip.m 
Burntisland,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 

Calder  (East),  same  as  Mid-Calder. 

Calder  (West),  32  Grassmarket,  Friday,  3  p.m. 

Carfrae,  80  S.  B.  Cauongate,  Saturdaj"-,  12  noon. 

Garlops,  20  Grassmarket,  Satiu-day,  3  p.m. 

Carluke,  20  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  11  a.m. 

Carnwath,  20  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Carstair.-?,  20  Grassmarket,  Monday,  2  p.m. 

Ghirnside,  same  as  Cockburnspath. 

Oockburnspath,  same  as  Dunse. 

Coldstream,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  12  noon. 

Coliusburgh,  same  as  Anstruther. 

Crail,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 

Crieff,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesdaj-,  9  a.m. 

Culross,  32  and  100  Grassmarket,  Friday,  9  a.m. 

Culter,  100  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Cupar-Fife,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 

Currie,  20  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday,  2  p.m. ;  Leith,  Thursday,  1  p.m. 

Dalkeith,  211  High  street,  daily,  3  p.m. ;  32  and 
100  Grassmarket,  daily,  4  p.m. ;  80  S.  B.  Canon- 
gate,  Monday,  8  p.m. 

Dolphinton,  20  Grassmarket,  Sat.  9  a.m.  and  1  p.m, 

Dunfermline,  32  and  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  10  a.m, 

Dunse,  20  Grassmarket,  Friday,  11  a.m.  ;  80  South 
Back  of  Canongate,  Satnrday,  1  p.m. 

Dysart,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 

Earlston,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  11  a.m. 

Eddleston,  32  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon. 

Elie,  same  as  Anstruther. 

Fala,  same  as  Blackshiels. 

Fisherstryst,  32  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon ; 
Wed.  and  Sat.  2  p.m. ;  211  High  street,  Tues. 
and  Friday,  11  a.m. ;  100  Grassmarket,  1  p.m. 

Garvald,  80  South  Back  Canongate, Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Gifford,  80  South  Back  Canongate,  Wed.  2  p.m. 

Gilmerton,  100  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  Thur.,  and 
Saturday,  3  p.m.,  and  daily,  4  p.m. ;  211  High 
street,  3  p.m.  daily. 

Gordon  (West),  80  S.B.  of  Canongate,  Mon.  8  p.m. 

Greenlaw  (Penicuik),  32  Grassmarket,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  2  p.m. ;  211  High  street,  11  a.m. ; 
20  Grassmarket,  daily,  2  p.m. ;  100  Grassmar- 
ket, Tuesdaj',  Wednesday,  and  Friday,  1  p.m. 

Greenlaw,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  12  noon. 

GuUauc,  80  South  Back  Canongate,  Thur.  12  noon. 

Haddiugton,80  S.  B.  Canongate,  Wed.  and  Sat.  2  p.m. 

House  of  Muir,  20  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Himibio,  80  Soutli  Back  of  Canongate,  Sat.  1  p.m. 

Innerleithen,  32  Grassmarket,  Friday,  2  p.m. 

Innorwick,  80  South  Back  Canongate,  Sat.  2  p.m. 

^— '-     See  Musselburgh. 


Inveresk. 


market,  10  a.m. ;  and  211  High  street,  12  noon.  , 
Kirkliston,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  2  p.m. 
Kirknewton,  20  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Largo,  same  as  Anstruther. 
Lasswade,    20  Grassmai'ket,  Mon.,  Wed.,  and  Fri. 

2  p.m. ;  161  High  street.  Wed.  and  Sat.  2  p.m. ; 

211  Higli  St.  and  32  and  100  Grassmarket,  Tues., 

Thursday,  and  Saturday,  3  p.m. 
Lauder,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  12  noon  ;  20 

Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Leadhills,  32  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  3  p.m. 
Leslie,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 
Leven,  same  as  Kirkcaldy. 
Liberton  (West),  32  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  11  a.m.; 

20  Grassmarket,  Mon.,  Wed.,  and  Fri.  2  p.m. 
Linton  (East),  same  as  Prestonkirk. 
Linton  (West),  20  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  1  p.m. ; 

Friday,  2  p.m. ;  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Loanhead,  same  as  Lasswade. 
Markinch,  same  as  Kii'kcaldy. 
Mid-Calder,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues.  and  Fri.  2  p.m. 
Musselburgh,  20  and  100  Grassmarket,  1  p.m. ;  211 

High  .street,  3  p.m. ;  80  S.  B.  Canongate,  and. 

99  S.  B.  Canongate,  2  p.m.  daily. 
Newbigging,  32   Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  11  a.m.; 

20  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  1  p.m.  and  2  p.m. 
Oldhamstocks,  80  S.  B.  Canongate,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 
Omiiston,  80  S.  B.  Canongate,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Oxton,  20  and  100  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  11  a.m. ; 

20  and  32  Grassmarket,  Saturdaj',  12  noon. 
Pathhead  (Dalkeith),  20,  32,  and  100  Grassmarketj 

Sat.  12  noon ;  100  Grassmarket,  Sat.    10  a.m. ; 

80  S.  B     Canongate,  Saturday,   1   p.m. ;    211 

High  street  and  100  Grassmarket,  daily,  3  p.m. 
Peebles,  32  Grassmarket,  Friday,  3  p.m..  Sat.  1  p.m. 
Pencaitland,  80  South  Back  Canongate,  Sat.  2  p.m. 
Penicuik,  20  Gras.smarket,  daily,  2  p.m.,  and  Mon., 

Thur  ,  and  Sat.  1  p.m. ;  32  Grassmarket,  Wed. 

and  Sat.  1  p.m. ;  211  High  st.  11  a.m.;  and  100 

Grassmarket,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  2  p.m. 
Portobello,  20  and  100  Grassmarket,  1  p.m. ;  99  S. 

B.  Canongate,  2  p.m.  daily;  80  S.  B.  Canongate, 

1  p.m.  ;  and  161  and  211  High  st.  3  p.m.  daily. 
Prestonkirk,  80  S.  B.  of  Canongate,  Thurs.  12  noon. 
Prestonpans,  80  S.  B.  Canongate,  Mon.  &  Fri.  11  a.m. 
Queensferry,  32  and  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday 

and  Saturday,  9  a.m. 
Eomauo-bridge,  20  Grassmarket,  Wed.  11  a.m.,  Sat. 

12  noon  ;  32  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 
Samuelston,  80  South  Back  Canongate,  Sat.  1  p.m. 
Skirling,  32  Grassmarket,  Fridaj',  2  p.m. 
Slateford,  20  Grassmarket,  Tues.,  Thur.,  and  Sat. 

2  p.m. 
Stobo,  32  Grassmarket,  Friday,  3  p.m. 
Stow,  32  aud  100  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Tranent,  100  Grassmarket  aud  99  S.  B.  Canongate, 

6  p.m.;  211  High  st..  Wed.  and  Sat.  3  p.m.; 

and  80  S.  B.  Canongate,  Saturday,  12  noon. 
Traquair,  32  and  100  Grassmarket,  Friday,  2  jJ-m. : 

Saturday,  12  noon. 
Uphall,  32  &  100  Grassmkt.,  Tu.  1  p.m.,  Sat.  12  noon. 
Whitburn,   32  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  4  p.m. ;  10 

Bernard  street,  1  p.m. 


PORTERAGE  AND  CHIMNEY-SWEEPING. 


679 


PORTERAGE,  ETC. 


KATES  OF  CARRIAGE  OF  COALS. 

fi'or  evei-y  ton  of  coals  carried  to  a  house  or 
cellar  entering  from  the  street,  or  to  first 
storey  up  or  dovm  stairs,  whether  carried  s.    d. 

in  creels  or  bags, 0     6 

Each  flat  above  the  first  flat,  additional,        .   0     2 
If  carried  up  or  do^vn  a  close  beyond  the 
front  land,  for  each  ton,  additional,    .        .02 
Quantities  of  greater  or  less  weight  than  a  ton 
to  be  charged  in  proportion  to  the  above  rates. 

No  additional  charge  to  be  made  for  building  of 
coals ;  and  no  charge  to  be  made  for  delivei'ing 
coals  when  shot  into  a  cellar  from  the  pave- 
ment. 

MESSAGES,  SMALL  PARCELS,  AND  BACK  BURDENS. 

For  any  message,   bos,  or  burden,  not  ex- 
ceeding 56  lbs.  weight,  to  any  place  not 
exceeding  half  a  mile  from  any  of   the 
porters'  stances,  or  from  the  place  where  s.    d. 
engaged,  0    3 

And  for  every  other  half  mile,  or  part  there- 
of, additional  0    2 

Burdens  exceeding  56  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  1 

cwt.,  to  be  allowed  one-half  more  of  the  above  rates. 
Between  eight  and  twelve    night  they  shall  be 

allowed  half  fare  mcire,  and  between  twelve  night 

and  six  morning  double  fare  all  the  year  round. 


HURLEYS,  AND  MACHDfES  WITH  POLES. 

Each  load  of  any  description  not  exceeding 
2  cwt. — For  any  distance  not  exceeding  s.  d. 
half  a  mile,         .         .         .        .         .         .06 

Above  half  a  mile,  and  not  exceeding  one 
mile, 0    8 

And    for    every    other   half    mile   or  part 

thereof, 0     4 

Each  load  above  2  cwt.  to  be  allowed  one  half 

more  of  the  above  rates,  and  double  the  above  fares 

when  two  porters  are  employed. 

BEATING  CARPETS. 

For  each  quarter  of  an  hour  or  part  thereof,  s.  d. 
for  each  porter  employed,  .         .        .02 

REMOVING  AND  LOADING  OR  UNLOADING 
FURNITURE,  ETC. 

At  the  Eemoving  Terms,  and  for  one  week  before 
and  one  week  after,  porters  will  be  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 
for  less  between  the  parties. 

TIME. 

Porters  employed  by  time  shall  be  entitled  to 
charge  at  the  rate  of  sixpence  an  hour,  computing 
by  half-hours. 


CHIMNEY-SWEEPINO. 


TABLE    OF    BATES. 

1.    KITCHEN  VENTS. 

For  sweeping  a  kitchen  vent. 

With  smoke-jack,  hot  plate,  and  oven,     . 

With  hot  plate  and  oven  only, 

With  either  hot  plate  or  oven. 

Kitchen  vents  on  third  flats  and  up- 
wards,         

Washing-house  boilers,  flues,  etc.,  witli 
cleaning  doors,  .... 

2.    ROOM  VENTS. 

With  register  or  Kinnaird  grates,  on  first 
or  second  flats,  .... 

With  common  grates. 

With  register  or  Kinnaird  grates,  on 
third  flats  and  upwards,     . 

With  common  grates  on  ditto. 

Poor  persons  with  only  one  fireplace, 


s. 

d. 

1 

0 

2 

6 

1 

6 

1 

3 

0 

9 

2 

6 

1 

0 

0 

9 

0 

9 

0 

8 

0 

8 

When  two  or  more  vents  are  swept  at  the 

same  time,  on  first  or  second  flats,  for     s.    d. 
the' first,  whether  room  or  kitchen,    .         1     0 
Every  other,  ....         0     9 

Note. — These  charges  not  to  affect  the  fares 
under  the  flrst  head ;  the  fares  under  the  second 
head  to  include  the  trouble  in  removing  and  replac- 
ing the  grate,  which  must  be  done  carefully. 

3.    FOUL  CHISLNEYS. 

Extinguishing  and  sweeping  a  foul  chim- 
ney, besides  paying  for  such  materials 
as  may  be  destroyed  in  extinguishing,        5     0 
The  Magistrate  before  whom  any  case  in  dis23ute 
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  sweep- 
g  any  vent,  to  be  paid  according  to  the  agree- 
ment of  parties,  or  as  may  be  decided  bj'  the  Master 
of  Fire  Engines  or  other  party  to  whom  any  dis- 
pute may  be  referred. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


CHARTERED     MERCANTILE 

BANK  OP  INDIA,  LONDON,  AND  CHINA. 

facorporatetJ  fip  Jivoual  Cijarttr,  15tf)  September  1858. 

CAPITAL  PAID-UP     £750,000,    WITH  POWER   TO   INCEEASE   TO   £1,500,000. 
EESERVE  FUND,  £37,068,  Os.  4d. 

HEAD    OPPIOE— 65    OLD    BEOAD    STEEET,    LONDON,    E.O. 
COURT     OF     DIRECTORS. 

GEORGE  GARDEN  NICOL,  Esq.,  Chairman. 


DOXALD  LARNACH,  Esq. 

JAMES  JOSEPH  MACKENZIE,  Esq. 

JAMES  MURRAY  ROBERTSON,  Esq. 


CLAUDIUS  JAMES  ERSKINE,  Esq. 
EDWARD  JAMES  DANIELL,  Esq. 
DAVID  TRAIL  ROBERTSON,  Esq.,  ex  officio. 


DAVID  TRAIL  ROBERTSON,  Esq.,  Chief  Manager. 

LONDON  BANKERS. 
Bank  of  England.  |  London  Joint-Stock  Bank. 

BANKERS  IN  SCOTLAND. 
Bank  of  Scotland.      |      Royal  Bank  of  Scotland.      |      National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

BRANCHES  AND  AGENCIES  AT 

BOMBAY,  CALCUTTA,  MADRAS,    COLOMBO,    KANDT,    MATALE,   GALLE,  SINGAPORE, 
PENANG,  HONGKONG,  FOO-CHOW,  SHANGHAE,  HANKOW,  AND  YOKOHAMA. 

Paris, Maecuard,  Andre,  &  Co.,  Agents. 

ilAUEiTius,    ....        Messrs.  Bltth  Brothers  &  Co.,  Agents. 

EDINBURGH     AGENCY, 

AT  NO.  128  GEOEGE  STEEET,     .     .    OHAELES  PEAESON,  Es(i.,  O.A.,  Agent. 
Messrs.  HAMILTON,  KINNEAE,  &  BEATSON,  ¥.S.,  SoHcitors. 


DEPOSITS    ARE    RECEIVED    FOR    FIXED    PERIODS. 

PRESENT  BATE  OF  INTEREST,  Four  and  a  half  per  cent,  per  annum  for  Two  Years, 
payable  Half-yearly. 

Rates  for  shorter  or  longer  periods  may  he  ascertained  on  application  to  the  Head  Office  or 

Agencies. 

The  Bank  negotiates  and  collects  Bills,  and  grants  Drafts  payable  at  its  Branches  and  Agencies 
abroad  ;  issues  Letters  of  Credit  and  Circular  Notes  for  the  use  of  Travellers  by  the  Overland  Route 
terms  for  which  can  be  ascertained  at  the  Head  OfBce  in  London. 

Drafts  and  Letters  of  Credit  on  the  Bank's  Branches  will  also  be  issued  by  the  Edinburgh  Agency, 
or  by  the  Head  Office,  or  any  of  the  Agencies  of  the  Bank  of  Scotland  and  the  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

The  Bank  wiU  effect  the  Purchase  or  Sale  of  Indian  Securities,  undertakes  the  safe  custody  of 
same,  and  the  Receipt  of  Interest,  Dividends,  Pay,  Pensions,  and  other  Moneys  for  remittance  through 
the  Bank  or  otherwise. 

.      r  LONDON,  from  10  tiU  3  ;  Saturdays,  10  tiU  2. 
Utnce  Hours  in  |  j-p^JBUEGH,  from  10  tiU  3.30  ;  Satm-days,  10  tiU  12.30. 
65  Old  Broad  Street,  London,  E.O. 
1st  May  1871. 

1 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


ORIENTAL  BANK  CORPORATION, 

fincorporatfti  bv  l^oyal  Cfjaitcr,  soti)  ^ugu^t  1851. 
PAID-UP  CAPITAL,  £1,500,000.        EESEEVE  PUND,  £444,000. 


George  Arbuthnot,  Esq. 
Major-Gen.  Henry  Pelham  Burn. 
Duncan  James  Kay,  Esq. 


Chief  Manager — Charles  J.  F.  Stuart,  Esq, 
BANKERS. 

bank  of  ENGLAND. 
UNION  BANK  OF  LONDON. 
BANK  OF  SCOTLAND,  LONDON. 


Court   of  directors,  ■{ 

Chairman— JAMES  BLYTH,  Esq. 

Deputy -Chairman— J  OR^  BINNY  KEY,  Esq. 

Alex.  Mackenzie,  Esq. 
Lestock  Robert  Reid,  Esq. 
William  "Walkinshaw,  Esq. 

Sub- Manager — Patrick  Campbell,  Esq, 


AGENTS  IN  SCOTLAND, 
R.  DUNDAS  CAY,  Esq., 

23   St.   Andrew   Square^    Edinburgh. 

BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 
BRITISH  LINEN  COMPANY  BANK. 
COMMERCIAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 
NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 


AGENTS  IN  IRELAND. 


PROVINCIAL  BANK  OF  IRELAND. 
NATIONAL  BANK. 


Head  Office -THREADNEEDLE  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 
BANKS,  BRANCH  BANKS,  AND  AGENCIES. 


BOMBAY. 

HONGKONG. 

MELBOURNE. 

SHANGHAI. 

CALCUTTA. 

KANDY. 

NEGAPATAM. 

SINGAPORE. 

COLOMBO. 

MADRAS. 

POINT  DE  GALLE. 

SYDNEY. 

rOOCHOW. 

MAURITIUS. 

PONDICHERRY. 

YOKOHAMA. 

THE  Corporation  grant  Drafts,  and  negotiate  or  collect  Bills  payable  at  the  above  places, 
on  Terms  which  may  be  ascertained  at  their  Office  ;  they  also  issue  Circular  Notes  and 
Letters  of  Credit  for  the  use  of  Travellers  by  the  Overland  Route. 

They  undertake  the  Agency  of  Parties  connected  with  India  and  the  Colonies,  make 
investments  in  the  Public  Funds,  and  other  British  and  Foreign  Securities,  and  receive  Pay, 
Pension,  Dividends,  and  Interest,  for  constituents. 

They  also  receive  Deposits  of  £100  and  upwards  for  fixed  periods,  repayable  in  one  sum, 
on  terms  which  can  be  ascertained  at  their  Office. 

Application  for  the  sanction  of  the  Directors  to  Credits  established  by  Firms  here  in 
favour  of  parties  abroad,  must  be  sent  in  not  less  than  three  days  before  despatch  of  the  Mail, 
otherwise  they  will  be  deferred  until  the  Mail  followmg.  Bills  for  Collection  in  IncUa  and 
the  Colonies,  and  other  transactions  involving  correspondence  by  the  Overland  Mails,  also 
apphcations  for  Drafts,  are  required  to  be  sent  in  one  clear  day  before  the  day  of  despatch. 

The  Corporation  undertake  the  custody  of  Indian  and  Colonial  Government  Paper, 
Shares  in  the  Capital  Stock  of  the  Government  Banks,  and  other  Local  Stocks,  and  draw 
Interest  and  Dividends  on  the  same  as  they  fall  due. 

They  also  make  the  necessary  Registry  of  Indian  Government  Loan  Notes,  so  as  to 
obtain  payment  of  the  Interest  in  England. 

N.B. — Powers  of  Attorney  and  other  Forms  are  supplied  at  their  Office. 

Office  Hours,  10  to  3  ;  Saturdays,  10  to  12. 

Edinburgh,  20/^  April  1871. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


THE    AGRA    BANK 

(LIMITED). 

CAPITAL  £1,000,000    (ONE    MILLION    STEELING). 
In  100,000  Shares  of  £10  Each. 


HEAD    OFFICE: 
NICHOLAS     LANE,     LOMBARD     STREET,     LONDON,     E.G. 

DIRECTORS. 
Chairman  and  Managing  Director  —  J AMEQ   THOMSON,  EsQ. 
Colonel  the  Hon.  H.  B.  Dalzell. 
Richard  H.  Gltn,  Esq. 
J.  Careington  Palmer,  Esq. 


John  Stewart,  Esq. 
Harvet  Ranking,  Esq. 


(With  power  to  increase.) 

BANEIIRS. 
Messrs.  Gltn,  Mills,  Cureie,  &  Co.        |  The  Bank  of  England. 

SECRETARY,  ACCOUNTANT. 

D'M.   Arbuthnot,    Esq.  |  A.   J.   Verini,   Esq. 

SOLICITORS. 

Messrs.  Ashurst,  Morris,  &  Co. 

AUDITORS. 
Edwin  H.  Galsworthy,  Esq.,  and  Major-General  J.  T.  Boileacj. 


EDINBURGH   BRANCH-17    ST.   ANDREW   SQUARE. 
Directors  of  the  Edinburgh  Branch. 


Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  John  Campbell,  K.C.S.I., 
C.B.,  Caledonian  U.S.  Club,  Queen  St. 


Daniel  Ainslie,  Esq.,  48  Moray  Place. 
Benjamin  Burt,  Esq.,  M.D.,  19  Coates  Crest. 

Manager — Robert  Hunter,  Esq. 

DEPOSITS  ARE  RECEIVED  FOR  FIXED  PERIODS. 
The  Present  RATES  of  INTEREST  are  :— 

4  PER  CENT.,  with  6  Months'  Notice  of  "Withdrawal. 

5  „  ,,    12        „  „  payable  Half-yearly. 

SALES  and  PURCHASES  of  British  and  Foreign  Securities,  and  East  India  Stocks  and 
Loans,  effected  ;  Army,  Navy,  and  Civil  Pay  and  Pensions  realized. 

BILLS  ISSUED  on  India  and  China  at  the  most  favourable  Rates  of  Exchange,  and 
approved  Bills  on  those  countries  purchased.  The  Bank  also  undertakes  the  Collection  ,if 
Bills  drawn  on  India  and  the  East. 


BRANCHES 

AT  CALCUTTA,  BOMBAY,  MADRAS,  AGRA,  LAHORE,  KURRACHEE, 
HONGKONG,  SHANGHAI. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


SCOTTISH 

EQUITABLE     LIFE    ASSURANCE     SOCIETY. 

fincorporatcK  hv  Special  ^ct  of  pavttanunt,  lo  Win.  cap.  35. 
INSTITUTED     1831. 

Head  OffiGe-26    ST.    ANDREW    SQUARE,    EDINBURGH. 

London  Office— 30  GRACECHURCH  STREET. 

Glasgow  Office- 128     ST.     VINCENT     STREET. 


John  Dick  Peddie,  Esq.,  K.S.A.,  Architect. 
John  H.  Balfouk,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Professor  of 

Botany  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 
jAiiES   D.    Marwick,   Esq.,  City  Clerk  of 

Edinbui-gh. 
David  Stevenson,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer. 
John  Marshall,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
James  Adam,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

Manager — George  Todd. 

Medical  Officer- 


©rbinarg  gmdors. 

William  Forrester,  Esq.,  Treasurer  to 
George  Heriot's  Hospital. 

Patrick  Blair,  Esq.,  Writer  to  the  Signet. 

James  Leslie,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer. 

Lockhart  Thomson,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 

Alex.  Cassels,  Esq. ,  Writer  to  the  Signet. 

Sir  Alexander  Grant,  Bart.,  LL.D.,  Prin- 
cipal of  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 

Secretary — William  Finlay. 
William  Robertson,  Esq.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E. 


THE  SCOTTISH  EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY  is  an  Institution 
peculiarly  adapted  for  securing  family  provisions.  It  is  a  purely  Mutual  Assurance 
Society.  The  whole  Profits  belong  to  the  members,  who  are  at  the  same  time  expressly 
exempted  from  personal  responsibility.  No  part  is,  as  in  the  case  of  a  Proprietary  Company, 
diverted  from  those  Avho  are  assured,  and  paid  away  to  Shareholders ;  and  the  additions 
Avhich  have  already  been  made  to  Policies,  afford  the  clearest  evidence  of  the  prosperity 
of  the  Institution,  and  the  great  advantages  derived  by  its  members.  The  Profits  are 
divided  eyevjfive  years,  and  are  allocated,  not  only  on  the  sums  originally  assured,  but  also 
on  the  previously  vested  Bonus  Additions.  Intermediate  Bonuses  are  also  paid  in  the  event 
of  death  occurring  between  periods  of  Division. 

The  total  Additions  made  to  Policies  amount  to  £1,706,164. 


Foreign  Eesidence. — The  Assured  are  allowed  to 
travel  or  reside  in  any  part  of  Eiirope  Avithout 
licence ;  and,  on  application,  licence  will  be 
given,  without  payment  of  Extra  Premium, 
to  reside  in  Canada,  the  Northern  States  of 
North  America,  Australia  (to  the  southward 
of  30°  south  latitude),  New  Zealand,  and 
the  Cape  Colony.  A  small  extra  premium  is 
charged  for  the  risk  of  the  voyage  to  the  three 
last-mentioned  places. 

No  extra  Charge  is  made  for  Military  Service  of 
any  description  within  the  United  Kingdom. 

Indisputable  Policiea. — Policies  of  Five  Years' 
standing  may  be  declared  Indisputable  on  any 


gi-ound  whatever,  except  non-payment  of  the 
Premiums,  on  satisfactory  evidence  that  the 
Assured  have  no  prospect  of  going  beyond 
the  limits  of  Europe. 

Surrender  of  Policies.  —  A  liberal  allowance 
{ascertained  on  fixed  princi2)les  in  all  cases) 
is  given  on  the  Surrender  of  Policies  for  the 
whole  term  of  life,  on  which  three  years' 
Premiums  have  been  paid. 

Loans  to  Policyholders  are  granted  to  the  extent 
of  the  Surrender  Value  of  their  Policies,  free 
of  all  expense,  and  without  any  other  security 
than   the   deposit    of  the    Policies.      Thes 
Loans  may  be  repaid  at  any  time. 


View  of  the  Progress  and  present  Position  of  the  Society. 


At  1st 
March 

Subsisting 
Assurances. 

Accumulated 
Funds. 

Annual 
Revenue. 

1840 
1850 
1860 
1870 

£1,267,706 

3,366,354 

6,336,014 

6,746,985 

£118,900 

572,817 

1,261,006 

1,857,877 

£46,827 

120,978 

190,282 

258,450 

Tlio  Annual  Report,  containing  particulars  of  the  Investments  and  the  B.dance  Sheet,  Forren  ol! 
Proposal,  and  all  information,  maybe  obtained  on  application  at  the  Head  Office,  or  any  of  the  Society 't 
Jigein'iofi. 

EmxnuRGir,  4/,h  Mry  1871. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


THE    STANDARD 
LIFE    ASSUEANOE    COMPANY. 


CB'obcrnor. 
HIS  GEACE  THE  DUKE  OF  BUCCLEUCH  AND  QUEENSBEREY,  K.G. 

2)eput?*(Ko6ernori9. 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  THE  EAEL  OF  DALKEITH. 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  THE  EARL  OF  STAIR,  K.T. 


EDINBURGH,  3  and  5  GEORGE   STREET  (Head  Office). 
SDrUtnarg  2)trectoriS. 

Wm.  James  Duncak,  Esq.,  Manager 
National  Bank  of  Scotland. 


Henry  Davidson,  Esq.,  Merchant 
Tho.s.  Graham  Mureat,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Andrew  Blackburn,  Esq. 
Wm.  S,  Walker,  Esq.  of  Rowland. 
James  Veitch,  Esq.  of  Eliock. 
James  Hope,  jun.,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Robert  Hunter,  Esq. 
John  Dundas,  Esq.,  C.S. 


Andreav  Wood,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Wm.  Monceeiff,  Esq.,  C.A, 
Chas.  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A 
James  Hay,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
Thomas  Men^ies,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leiih. 


LONDON,   82   KING   WILLIAM    STREET. 

flDrUinarg  2)trectoriS. 

Lieut.  -CoL  James  D.  G.  Tulloch. 

Alexr.  Gillespie,  Esq.,  Heathfield,  Walton.- 

on-Thames. 
Robert  Oer   Campbell,   Esq.,    East    India 


Francis  Le  Breton,  Esq.,  21  Sussex  Place, 

Regent's  Park. 
Thomas  Nesbitt,  Esq.,  42  Eastcheap. 
J.  C.  DiMSDALE,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Chas.  Hemery,  Esq.,  28  Threadneedle  Street. 


Avenue. 


H.  JONES  WILLIAMS,  General  Secretary  for  England, 

LONDON. 

WEST    END    OFFICE,    3    PALL    MALL    EAST,    S.W. 

JOHN  O'HAGAN,  Resident  Secretary. 


GENERAL     STAFF     OF      MANAGEMENT. 

EDINBURGH   (Head   Office). 

Manager  and  ActvLary  of  the  Oompany—'WiLi,.  Thos.  Thomson,  F.R.S.E. 

Joint  Actuary — Spencer  C.  Thomson,  B.A.  Cantab. 

Home  Secretary — Thomas  Robertson.         Colonial  and  Foreign  Secretary — D.  Clunie  Gregor. 

Accountant — A  Wood  Stewart. 

Medical  Oj^er— Professor  Cheistison,  M.D.        Auditor — Chaeles  Pearson,  C.A. 

Bankers — The  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  The  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

The  Standard  Life  Assurance  Company. 

THIS  COMPANY  was  established  at  Edinburgh  in  1825.  The  Acts  of  Parliament  2d  and 
3d  Gul.  IV.  cap.  81,  and  8th  and  9th  Vict.  cap.  75,  also  the  22d  and  23d  Vict.  cap. 
27,  have  been  granted  for  the  purpose  of  its  constitution  and  for  the  regulation  of  its  affairs. 
It  ha.s  been  conducted  with  much  success,  which  may  be  attributed  not  only  to  its  extensive 
and  influential  connections,  but  more  particularly  to  the  liberality  of  its  dealings,  and  to  the 
constant  attention  paid  by  the  Directors  to  the  adoption  of  imporvemeuts  and  facilities  in 
connection  with  the  contract  of  Life  Assurance. 

{Over. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


THE    STANDARD    LIFE    ASSURANCE    COM? AHY-continued. 


Extract  from  tlie  Eeport  to  the  45tli  Annual  Oeneral  Meeting  of 
tlie  Company,  held  20th  April  1871. 

'  On  the  present  occasion  the  Board  of  Directors  have  not  only  to  give  an  account  of 
their  proceedings  during  the  last  financial  year  of  the  Company's  progress,  but  during  the 
quinquennial  period  which  closed  on  15th  November  1870. 

'  The  Directors  have  now^  much  satisfaction  in  reporting  that  each  year  of  the  quin - 
quennial  period  has  been  attended  by  that  steady  and  satisfactory  progress  which  has  for  so 
long  a  period  marked  the  operations  of  the  Company. 

New  Assurances  effected  from  15th  November  1865  to  15tii  November  1870. 

'  To  15th  November  1866,  .....  £1,190,28111  2 

»            "          1867,  .....  1,127,520  10  0 

"            r          1868,  .....  1,104,261  19  6 

"            «           1869, 1,110,347     2  9 

»            n          1870,  .....  1,181,399    3  10 


Total  in  5  Years, 


£5,713,813    7    3 


Giving  an  annual  average  of  new  business,  during  the  period,  of  £1,142,762,  15s.  5d.,  the 
first  and  last  years  of  the  period  being  above  the  average. 

'  While  the  Directors  direct  attention  to  these  results  as  indicative  of  the  industry  with 
which  the  business  has  been  pursued,  they  would  also  claim  credit  for  the  exercise  of  a  sound 
discretion  in  the  selection  of  lives,  the  proposals  made  to  the  Company  during  the  period 
referred  to,  and  from  which  these  assurances  were  selected,  amounting  to  no  less  than 
£7,151,170,  16s.  5d.,  contained  in  11,221  proposals,  of  which  9190  were  accepted,  repre- 
sented by  the  total  of  £5,713,813,  7s.  3d.,  shown  above. 

'  The  Company  has  thus,  it  must  be  admitted,  been  eminently  successful  in  obtaining 
new  business,  evincing  the  esteem  in  which  it  is  held  by  the  public ;  but  a  Report  of  this 
nature  would  be  very  incomplete  were  prominence  not  given  to  the  Exits  as  well  as  the 
Entrances.  Death  has  claimed  its  usual  percentage  of  the  living,  and  the  Company  has 
fulfilled  the  object  of  its  Institution  by  meeting  with  promptness  the  claims  which  were  thus 
made  upon  its  funds. 

'  The  Deaths  during  the  quinquennial  period  gave  rise  to  the  following  claims : — 

Claims.  Sums  Assured.  Bonus  Additions. 

1866 £314,376    3  10        .        .        .        .      £48,693    4    8 


1867, 
1868, 
1869, 
1870, 


306,561  13  6 

316,070  15  6 

322,117  11  8 

333,605  16  4 

£1,591,732  0  10 


46,190  13    0 

46,598  17     I 

36,649  10  10 

42,343  16    1 

£220,476  1    8 


'  In  transacting  all  this  business,  the  Directors  have,  to  the  best  of  their  ability,  dis- 
charged the  responsible  duties  devolved  on  them.  It  can  weU  be  imagined  that  in  the 
acquisition  of  so  much  new  business,  in  the  dealings  with  so  many  accumulated  transactions, 
and  in  the  settlement  of  such  a  large  amount  of  claims,  questions  of  importance  requiring 
the  exercise  of  care,  judgment,  discretion,  and  liberality  have  presented  themselves ;  and 
probably  the  best  guage  of  the  success  which  has  attended  the  management  in  these  respects 
is,  that  so  little  has  been  heard  of  the  Company  as  it  pursued  its  way.  The  Directors  may 
at  another  time  refer  to  the  advanced  position  which  this  Company  has  always  taken  up  in 
liberalising  the  conditions  of  the  Assurance  Contract,  which  has  greatly  facilitated  all  these 
proceedings,  but  at  present  they  will  confine  themselves  to  the  simple  duty  of  reporting 
progress.' 

The  Invested  Funds  exceed  £4,000,000  sterling. 

The  Annual  Revenue  exceeds  £700,000  sterling. 

The  Revenue  Account  and  Balance  Sheet,  prepared  in  accordance  with  the  '  Life 
Assurance  Companies  Act,'  33  and  34  Vict.  cap.  61,  can  be  had  by  application  at  the 
Company's  Oflices. 

WILL.  THOS.  THOMSON,  Manager. 
Edinburgh,  3  George  Street, 
ApHl  1871. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


THE    STANDARD   LIFE   ASSURANCE   COMPANY, 

Continued. 


Colonial  and  Foreign  Assurances. 

MODERATE  RATES  charged  for  residence  in  the  Colonies,  India,  and  other  places 
abroad. 

LOCAL  BOARDS  AISTD  AGENCIES  in  India  and  in  aU  the  British  Colonies,  where 
every  facility  will  be  afforded  in  the  transaction  of  business. 

Immediate  Reduction  of  Premium  on  return  to  Europe,  or  other  temperate  climate, 
without  Medical  Certificate. 


The  Standard  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Extract  &om  the  Money  Article   of  'THE   TIMES'   of  Ifovember   2,   1870. 

The  Review  Insurance  Journal  gives  the  annexed  Statement  of  new  Life  Assurances 
effected  during  twelve  months  by  seventy  Life  Offices  carrying  on  business  in  Great  Britain 
and  the  Colonies,  according  to  the  last  annual  Report : — 


Estab- 
lished. 

1825 

1809 

1849 

1815 

1838 

1836 

1854: 

1837 
1845 
1854 
1824 
1807 
1839 
1806 
1835 
1840 
1825 
1843 
1823 
1826 
1836 
1834 
1844 
1838 
1823 
1862 
1831 
1808 
1806 
1823 
1845 
1806 
1829 
1836 
1837 
1845 


Name  of  Office. 


Amount. 


Standard,    ....  £1,110,847 

North  British  &  Mercantile,  933, 301 

Australian  Mutual  Provident,  767,712 

Scottish  Widows'  Fund,     .  732,378 

Life  Association  of  Scotland,  701,197 

Liverpool,  London,  &  Globe,  661,066 

Briton,         ....  630,768 

Scottish  Provident,     .        .  681,036 

Eoyal,          ....  564,249 

British  Equitable,        .        .  636,136 

Scottish  Union,  .        .        .  623,243 

Eagle,          ....  491,435 

English  and  Scottish  Law,  477,360 

Provident,  ....  474,273 

National  Provident,    .        .  444,900 

Temperance  and  General,  .  435,210 

Crown,        ....  426,620 

Star, 418,455 

Economic,  ....  400,353 

Scottish  Amicable,      .        .  393,433 

Northern,     ....  392,462 

Universal,   ....  389,702 

Equity  and  Law,         .         .  370,495 

City  of  Glasgow,         .        .  368,983 

Edinburgh,           .        .        .  344,213 

Commercial  Union,     .        .  348,900 

Scottish  Equitable,     .         .  338,905 

Norwich  Union,          .        .  334,862 

Eock, 318,510 

Law  Life,    ....  313,168 

Sovereign,  ....  311,250 

London  Life  Association,  .  302,050 

Clergy  Mutual,   .        .        .  301,940 

Legal  and  General,     .        .  298,257 

General,      ....  296,995 

London  &  Provincial  Law,  289,970 


Carry  forward,    £17,024,134 


Estab- 
lished. 

1824 
1825 
1854 
1840 
1841 
1840 
1840 
1825 
1807 
1836 
1844 
1812 
1862 
1847 
1832 
1836 
1762 
1835 
1857 
1834 
1867 
1855 
1850 
1864 
1852 
1825 
1836 
1866 
1866 
1861 
1805 
1853 
1865 
1865 


No. 


Name  of  Office. 


Brought  forward,     £Y. 

37  Clerical,  Medical,  &  General, 

38  Scottish  Provincial,    . 

39  Law  Union, 

40  Keliance, 

41  Scottish  National, 

42  Provident  Clerks,       . 

43  Church  of  England,    . 

44  Alliance, 

45  "West  of  England, 

46  Hand-in-Hand,   . 

47  Great  Britain, 

48  Union, 

49  London  and  Lancashire, 

50  British  Empire,  . 

51  Friends'  Provident,     . 

52  National,     . 

53  Equitable,   . 

54  Metropolitan, 

55  Queen, 

56  Mutual, 

57  British  Imperial, 
68  Whittington, 

59  Law,  Property,  and  General, 

60  Sceptre, 

61  Provincial,  . 

62  University, 

63  Westminster  and  General, 

64  Planet, 

65  Imperial  Union, 

66  Western  Counties  &  London, 

67  Caledonian, 

68  Emperor,     . 

69  Scottish  Imperial, 

70  Birmingham  Alliance, 


Amount. 
■,024,134 
270,025 
263,710 
263,490 
250,573 
235,895 
223,550 
213,986 
212,358 
212,330 
209,645 
206,450 
204,710 
204,710 
192,211 
187,505 
181,730 
175,690 
175,100 
164^446 
160,444 
138,825 
132,563 
132,200 
130,400 
123,378 
116,875 
115,860 
115,375 
113,300 
110,050 
109,940 
95,348 
71,230 
37,094 


Total  Assuka^stces, 


£22,8U7,950 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


LIFE   ASSOCIATION    OF    SCOTLAND. 

FOUNDED    THIRTY-THREE    YEARS    AGO. 


CLAIMS  PAID  for  Assurances, 
CASH  BONUSES  Allocated  and  Paid, 
FUNDS  on  hand,  upwards  of 
ANNUAL  INCOME,      . 


£1,250,000  stg. 
500,000    „ 
1,350,000    ., 
258,000    „ 


The  PERMANENT  STABILITY  of  the  INSTITUTION,  with  the 

UTMOST  ADVANTAGE  and  PROTECTION  to  POLICY-HOLDERS, 

has  been  the  Constant  Aim  ot  the  Directors. 

LIBERAL  and  almost  FREE  CONDITIONS  OF  POLICIES. 

The  NON-FORFEITURE  PREMIUM  SYSTEM. 

PROFITS  appHed  for  the  PERSONAL  BENEFIT  of  the  POLICY-HOLDER 

in  LARGELY  REDUCING  PRESENT  OUTLAY; 

or  in  ACCUMULATED  BONUSES,  available  as  Provision  for  OLD  AGE. 

IN  CLASS  A.  the  PROFITS  are  allocated  in  yearly  Cash  Bonuses  applied  in  payment  of 
the  Annual  Premiums.  The  Policy-holder's  outlay  is  thus  largely  reduced  after  the  sixth  pay- 
ment. Until  the  time  of  participation  in  Bonuses,  three-fourths  only  of  the  full  Premiums  need 
be  paid,  thus  : — 


Age. 

£300. 

£500. 

£1000. 

30 
40 
50 

£S  12    6 

768 

10  10    0 

£9    7    6 
12    4    s 
17  10    0 

;^i8  15    0 
24    8    9 
35    0    0 

IN  CLASS  B.  the  PROFITS  are  allocated  every  five  years  in  the  form  of  Additions  to 
the  Sums  Assured.  They  are  not  frittered  away  in  the  usual  comparatively  small  Bonuses  to  all 
the  Assured,  whether  dying  early  or  late,  but  are  reserved  for  those  who  do  not  die  before  the;' 
average  period.  The  Bonuses  are  thus  much  larger  than  usual ;  and  they  may  be  exchanged 
at  the  average  period  of  life  for  a  Cash  Payment  or  a  Life  Annuity  to  the  Policy-holder  himself 
—the  Sum  Assured  remaining  intact. 

Examples — POLICIES  OF  £1000. 
Assuming  that  the  Bonus  Additions  will  be  4  per  cent,  per  annum. 


Age  at 
Entry. 

Average  Number  of 

Years  attained  ;  that 

is,  the  '  Expectation 

of  Life.' 

Bonus  Additions 

at  that  time 

besides  the  Sum 

Assured. 

Bonuses  may  he  Exchanged  at  that 
time  for 

One  Cash  Payment 
of  about 

Or  Life  Annuity 
of  about 

25 
30 

35 
40 

45 
50 
55 

38  years 
34      „ 

31            M 

28      „ 

24           M 

21        ,, 
18        „ 

;^i56o 
1400 
1280 
1 160 
1000 
880 
760 

;^IOOO 
912 
861 
806 
706 
640 
569 

;^I02 
96 

97 
98 
89 
88 
86 

The  ASSOC JA  TION  has  Offices  or  Agents  and  Medical  Officers  in  almost  every  Tow. 
throughout  England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland. 

EDINBURGH,  82  PRINCES  Street. 
Sttcctors. 

Sir  ARCHIBALD  HOPE  of  Craighall  and  Pinkie,  Bart.,   Chairman. 


Lieut.-Col.  R.  W.  Eraser,  late  H.E.I.C.S. 
Thomas  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Dr.  Lyon  Playfair,  C.B.,  M.P. 

James  Sanderson,  Esq.,  Dep.  Insp.-Cen.  of  Hospitals. 
The  Rev.  Prof  Kelland,  University  of  Edinburgh. 
Mtdical  Officer — John  Brown,  Esq.,  M.D 
Manager— lOYi'^  ERASER. 


Patrick  Adam,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 
William  Muir,  Esq.  of  Inistrynich. 
James  M.  Melville,  Esq.  of  Hanley,  W.S. 
George  Robertson,  Esq.,  W.S. 
James  Walker,  Esq.  of  Dairy. 
F.  R. C. P.  A udi tor— \V\-L\.\AT.i  Wood,  Esq. ,  C. A. 

Secretary— KO^KKT  RAINIE. 


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Founded 

in  the 

Tear  1823. 


THE 


EDINBURGH 


Incorporated 

by 

Act  of  Parliament. 


LIFE    ASSURANCE    COMPANY. 


President— Sm  G.  GRAHAM  MONTGOMERY  of  Stanhope,  Bart.,  M.P. 
Vice-President— The  Right  Honourable  LORD  COLONSAY. 


John  Phin,  S.S.C. 
A.  F.  Adam,  W.S. 
G.  L.  FiNLAY,  W.S. 
J.  W.  Tawse,  W.S. 
James  Stme,  Banker. 
Chr.  Douglas,  W.S. 


^ixzdoxs. 


Arthur  Campbell,  Jan.,  W.S. 
W.  R.  Kermack,  W.S. 
Robert  Lee,  Advocate. 
George  Barclay,  Merchant. 
Robert  Mowbray,  Banker. 
George  Bruce,  W.S. 


THE  EDINBUEGH  is  one  of  the  oldest  of  the  Scottish  Life  Assurance 
Offices.  Its  resources  are  ample,  and  have  been  tested  by  the  experience 
of  nearly  half  a  century.  The  conditions  of  its  Policies  are  unusually  liberal, 
and  facilities  are  afforded  for  the  payment  of  the  Premiums  by  a  variety  of 
methods  adapted  to  the  circumstances  of  the  Assured. 


BONUS    ADDITIONS. 

The  average  Bonus  additions  on  old  and 
young  Policies  which  have  become  Claims, 
have  for  some  years  exceeded  35  per 
cent,  on  the  sums  assured,  while  the  addi- 
tions in  the  case  of  lives  ivhich  have  attained 
or  exceeded  the  average  duration  have  fre- 
quently been  upwards  of  100  per  ceut. 
on  the  sums  assured. 


RATES  OF  PREMIUM. 
The  Rates  charged  by  the  Company  are 
VBTCy  moderate.  This  renders  it  all  the 
more  gratifying  that  the  Bonu^  additions 
have  been  large.  In  comparing  the  addi- 
tions declared  by  this  Company  with  those 
declared  by  higher-rated  Offices,  the  differ- 
ence in  the  rates  of  Premium  charged 
should  be  taken  into  account. 


NoN-PoKFEiTUEE  POLICIES  are  granted  by  the  Company  on  a  Plan  which 
is  fully  explained  in  the  Prospectus. 


LONDON, 
GLASGOW, 


BRANCH     OFFICES: 

11  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  E.C. 
63  &  65  ST.  VINCENT  STREET. 


Head  Office— Edinburgh,  22  George  Street. 

Manager— DANm  MACLAGAN,  C.A. 
Secretary  and  Actuary^JoBN  Cr^^ig.  Joint-Actuary — D.  Deuchar. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


THE      SCOTTISH 

PEOVINCIAL   ASSUEANCE    COMPANY. 

eBgtabIt£i!)ft(  1825. 

fncorporattB  bv   special    Hct    of    ^Parltantent. 

Capital  (Subscribed)— £1,000,000. 

Accumulated  Funds— 31st  January  1871— £712,110,  13s.  4d. 

Head  Office— ABERDEEN. 

GOVERNOR. 

The  Right  Honourable  LORD  FORBES. 

DIRECTORS  OF  THE  COMPANY. 
ALEXANDER  STRONACH,  Esq.  of  Drumallan,  Chairman. 
ALEXANDER  BURNESS,  Esq.  of  Mastrick. 
JAMES  CHALMERS,  Esq.,  Printer  and  Publisher. 
JAMES  CROMBIE,  Esq.,  Manufacturer. 
WILLIAM  LITTLEJOHN,  Esq.,  Banker. 
JOHN  SMITH,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
JOHN  WEBSTER,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

PHYSICIAN. 

JAS.  W.  F.  SMITH,  Esq.,  M.D.,  13  Union  Place.  Z 

BANKERS. 
THE  ABERDEEN  TOWN  AND  COUNTY  BANK. 

AUDITOR.  ACCOUNTANT. 

JAMES  MESTON,  Esq.,  C. A.  WILLIAM   R  E  I D. 

SECRETARY.  MANAGER. 

ALEXANDER  STABLES.  THOMAS  YUILLE  WARDROP. 


London  Office — 92  Cannon  Street. 
Dublin  Office — 9  Upper  Sackville  Street. 
Montreal  Office— 223  St.  James  Street. 


Edinburgh  Office — 65  Princes  Street. 
Glasgow  Office — 103  St.  Vincent  Street. 
Perth  Office — 44  John  Street. 


Copies  of  the  Report  for  the  Year  ended  31st  January  1871, 
with  Accounts  in  terms  of  the  '  Life  Assurance  Companies 
Act,  1870,'  may  be  had  on  application  at  any  of  the  Offices  or 
Agencies  of  the  Company. 


BONUS     YEAR. 

ON  31st  January  next  another  Quinquennial  Period  will  expire,  and  the  Profits  which 
may  have  accrued  during  the  preceding  five  years  will  fall  to  be  allotted.  The  current 
year  therefore  presents  a  favourable  opportunity  for  intending  Assurers  to  join  the  Com- 
pany. 


John  Richardson,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Chairman. 
William  Leckie,  Esq.,  Banker. 


EDINBURGH     BOARD. 

David  Rhind,  Esq.,  Architect. 
William  Handyside,  Esq. 

Physician — James  Dunsmure,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Bankers — The  Clydesdale  Banking  Company. 
Secretary — Andrew  Robertson,  65  Princes  Street. 
Aberdeen,  1st  May  1871. 


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THE   SCOTTISH  AMICABLE 

LIFE     ASSUEANCE     SOCIETY, 

ESTABLISHED  AT  GLASGOW  IN  1826,  AND  INCORPORATED  BY 
SPECIAL  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


The   following  Noblemen   and   Gentlemen  (all   Members  of  the 
Society)  constitute  the  General  Committee  of  Management : — 

President.— HIS  GEACE  THE  DUKE  OF  EOXBURGHE. 

Vice-Presidents. — His  Grack  the  Duke  of  Buccleuch  ;  The  Eight  Hon.  Lord  Colonsay  ; 
Henry  Glassford  Bell,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  Lanarkshiie. 


Ordinary  Directors. 


Egbert  Young,  Esq.,  Sliipbroker. 
George  Readman,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Thomas  Hill,  Esq.  of  Merrylee. 
James  Arthur,  Esq.  of  Barshaw. 


M.  E.  EoBiNOW,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Alex.  Paul,  Esq.,  Manufacturer. 
William  Smith,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Seton  Thomson,  Esq.,  Insurance  Broker. 


Manager — John  Stott,  Esq.  Secretary — Thomas  Marr,  Esq. 

HEAD     OFFIGE-ST.     VINCENT    PLAGE,     GLASGOW. 
Financial    Position,    1871. 

Capital  Sums  Assured  remaining  in  Force,     •    £5,500,000 

Accumulated  Funds,  .  .  •    £1,350,000 

Annual  Income,  .  •        £215,000 

THE  Scottish  Amicable  being  a  purely  Mutual  Office^  its  ample  Funds  have  been 
created  entirely  by  the  accumulation  of  the  Premiums  of  the  Policy-holders,  to  whom 
the  u'hole  Profits  belong.  The  Bonuses  have  ranged  nominally  from  Ij  to  2  per  cent,  per 
annum  ;  but  these  being  compound  Bonuses,  and  not  merely  additions  to  the  oiiginal  sums 
assured,  the  older  Policies  bear  in  reality  3  per  cent,  per  annum,  and  are  nearly  doubled  in 
amount — an  original  policy  assuring  £1000  being  now  actually  increased  to  £1,996,  3s.  5d. 
The  Society's  general  conditions  of  Assurance  have  been  from  time  to  time  revised,  and 
are  now  placed  on  the  most  equitable  and  Uberal  footing.  Important  resolutions  have  been 
adopted,  relieving  the  Policies  of  many  usual  restrictions  ;  a7id  the  Assured  are  noio  entitled., 
after  Five  Consecutive  Years'  Residence  ivithin  the  Home  Limits,  to  Travel  and  Reside  in  any 
part  of  the  World  without  payment  of  extra  premium. 


EDINBURGH     BOARD. 

Alexander  John  Napier,  Esq.,  "VV.S.        1     Henry  George  "Watson,  Esq. 
Alexander  Cuningham,  Esq.,  W.S.  |    Eev.  James  MacGregor,  D.D.,  Tron  Church. 

E.  Cameron  Cowan,  Esq.,  C.A. 

Medical  Officer — James  Simson,  Esq.,  M.D.  Banlcers—T-KF.  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Reddent  Secretary — ^William  George  Spens,  Esq. 

EDINBURGH    OFFICE-13    ST.     ANDREW    SQUARE. 

Agents — Messrs.  Dickson  &  Aemitage,  3  North  St.  David  Street. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


EAGLE 
INSURANCE   COMPANY. 

FOR     lTv^E^S^ 

established  in  1807. 
79    Pall    Mall,    London,    S.W. 

THE    annual    report  for  1869-70,  circulated  August 
■^      1870,  showed  that  the  Income  for  the  Year  was — 

For  Premiums,  .  ....      ^^^369,5 14  15     9 

For  Interest  on  Investments,  and  Balance  of 

Profit  and  Loss  Account,  .  .         158,864     2     4 

;^528,378  18     I 


That  the  Expenses  of  Management  were,        .        ;^i5,7io  16     i 
{Or  }yper  cent,  on  the  total  Income). 

And  that  the  Cash  and   Securities  in  hand 

amounted  to  ...  .  ;^3,247,686  17     6 

{Bearing  an  average  hiterest  of  £^,  ^s.  per  cent.). 


FURTHER    SECURITY. 

A    SUBSCRIBED    CAPITAL    OF    MORE    THAN  A   MILLION 
AND    A    HALF   STERLING. 

The  next  Division  of  Surplus  will  take  place  in  1S72. 

The  Direction  of  the  Company  is  nozv  constituted  as  follozvs : — 

Robert  Alexander  Gray,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
Joshua  Lockwood,  Esq.,  Deputy-Chairman. 


Charles  Bischoff,  Esq. 
Thomas  Boddington,  Esq. 
Charles  Chatfield,  Esq. 
Sir  J.  BuLLER  East,  Bart,  D.C.L. 
Wm.  Augustus  Guy,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 


Charles  Jellicoe,  Esq. 

James  Murray,  Esq.,  C.B.,  F.R.G.S. 

Philip  Rose,  Esq. 

George  Russell,  Esq. 

Admiral  Tindal. 


Sictuarp  anU  ^ccrctavu. 

GEORGE     HUMPHREYS,     Esq.,     M.  A. 

EDINBURGH      AGENTS. 

Messrs,    FYFE,    MILLER,    &    FYFE,    S.S.C,    43    Hanover    Street. 

Messrs.  FERGUSON  &  JUNNER,  i  Northumberland  Street. 

Mr.  D.  LYELL,  39  North  Castle  Street. 

Mr.    W.    shanks    M  U  I  R,    i    Hanover   Street. 


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ENGLISH   AND    SCOTTISH 
LAW  LIFE  ASSURANCE  ASSOCIATION, 

EST^^BLISHIEID        183©. 


The  Ri"lit  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Glasgow. 


The  Hon.  Lord  Benholme. 
Tlie  Hon.  Lord  Jerviswoode. 
William  Smtthe,  Esq.  of  Methven. 


The  Right  Hon.  J.  A.  S.  Wortley,  Q.C. 

William  Dugmore,  Esq.,  Q.C. 

Edward  Kent  Karslake,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Q.C. 


Jajies  Adam,  Esq.,  S.S.C 

George  C.  Arbuthnot,  Esq.  of  Mavisbank. 

John  Cook,  Esq.,  W.S. 

Robert  Haldane,  Esq.,  W.S 


Alexander  Hamilton,  Esq.,  LL.B.,  W.S. 
William  Lindsay,  Esq.,  Leith. 
Fletcher  Norton  Menzies,  Esq.  of  Menzies. 
Ralph  Erskine  Scott,  Esq.,  C.A. 


Archibald  Steuart,  Esq.,  W.S. 

SuBscEiBED  Capital,  ....... 

Capital  Paid  up,       ........ 

Accumulated  Funds  at  Christmas  1870,  ..... 

Annual  Income  from  Premiums,  after  deducting  Re-assurance 

Premiums,  ......  £100,145 

Annual  Interest  of  Invested  Funds,         .  .  .  31,956 


AssuR.iNCES  in  Force,  including  Bonus  Additions, 


£1,000,000 

70,000 

726,342 


132,101 
3,271,025 


Sums  Assured  thereby,  £427,722. 


NEW  BUSIXESS  of  1870  :— New  Policies  issued,  562. 
New  Premiums  received,  £14,085. 

THE  Business  of  this  Association  embraces  every  beneficial  form  of  Life  Assurance,  Annuities, 
and  Endowments  for  Old  Age. 
NINE-TENTHS  (Ninety  per  cent.)  of  the  PROFITS  are  divided  among  the  Assured  every 
Five  Years. 

NEW  ENTRANTS  share  in  the  Profits  at  each  Division  on  the  same  footing  as  the  Older 
Members.     Policies  opened  during  1871  will  rank  for  Five  Years'  Bonus  at  Christmas  1875. 

BONUS  ADDITIONS  to  the  Sums  Assured  may  be  converted  into  Cash  or  applied  in  the 
Reduction  of  Premiums,  at  the  option  of  the  Assured. 

The  following  is  a  Comparative  Statement  of  the  Business  transacted  by  the  Company 
during  the  Five  Years  ending  Christmas  1865,  and  the  Five  Years  ending  Christmas  1870. 


Tears.               New  Policies. 

New  Assurances. 
Nett. 

New  Premiums. 

Nett. 

Total  Premiums. 
Nett. 

1861-1865                  2151 
1866-1870                3011 

£1,431,873 
1,896,441 

£48,341 
65,250 

£351,480 
465,050 

NON-FORFEITURE    POLICIES. 

The  Premiums  on  these  Policies  are  limited  to  Five,  Ten,  Fifteen,  or  Twenty  Yearly 
Payments,  and  they  secure  Equivalent  Amounts  of  Assurance  without  risk  of  forfeiture. 

LOANS  are  granted  on  Life  Interests,  Reversions,  or  other  approved  Security. 
A  NEW  PROSPECTUS,  containing  full  Tables  of  Rates,  etc.,  has  just  been  published,  and 
may  be  had  on  application. 


O  i^n  O  E  S 
120  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

12  WATERLOO  PLACE,  LONDON,  . 
105  ST.  VINCENT  STREET,  GLASGOW,    . 

41  LOWER  SACKVILLE  STREET,  DUBLIN,   . 


William  Smith,  Manager. 
J.  Hill  Willl\ms,  Actnary. 
James  Wilson,  Secretary. 
David  Deimmie,  Secretai-y. 


i^  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


THE 

SCOTTISH  IMPERIAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

CAPITAL-ONE    MILLION    STERLING. 

^binbxtrglj   ^oarb   of   directors. 

Chairman — Henry  Inglis,  Esq.  of  Torsonce,  "W.S. 


William  Bain,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Egbert  Craig,  Esq.,  Papermaker,  Craigesk. 
Kenxeth  Mathieson,  Esq.,  Dunfermliue. 
Adam  Curror,  Esq.,  Myreside. 


AisT)REW  Smith,  Esq.,  Brewer. 

Archd.  F.  Sommerville,  Esq.,  Papermaker, 

Kevock,  Lasswade. 
JoHX  Alison,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 


Medical  Officer — Dr.  "William  Gumming,  18  Ainslie  Place. 

Bankers — The  Gity  of  Glasgow  Bank. 

Solicitors — Messrs.  H.  &  A.  Inglis,  W.S.,  16  Queen  Street.      Manager — Gharles  Ghristie 

FIRE. — This  Company  undertakes  the  Insurance  of  almost  every  species  of  Property, 
at  rates  of  Premium  as  advantageous  to  the  interests  of  the  Insured  as  those  offered  by  any 
other  Office. 

LIFE. — The  Life  Tables  have  been  framed  upon  as  moderate  rates  as  are  consistent 
with  perfect  security. 

Special  attention  is  requested  to  the  liberality  of  the  Company's  Foreign  Life  Rates. 

Participation  Policy-holders  are  entitled  to  a  Share  in  the  Profits  to  the  extent  of 
Nine-Tenths,  or  Ninety  pee  Gent.,  both  of  the  Participation  and  Non-participation  Branches. 

Applications  for  AGENCIES  are  invited. 

HEAD  OFFICE,  50  WEST  GEORGE  STREET,  GLASGOW. 
EDINBURGH  OFFICE,  17  GEORGE  STREET. 

ROYAL  EXCHANGE  ASSURANCE  CORPORATION, 

Established  a.d.  1720,  by  Charter  of  King  George  the  First,  and  confirmed 

by  Special  Acts  of  Parliament. 

CHIEF  OFFICE :  ROYAL  EXCHANGE,  LONDON.— BRANCH :  29  PALL  MALL. 

Goyerreor— JAMES   STEWAET  HODGSON,  Esq. 

;S'm6- Gowrreor— OH  AELES    JOHN    MANNING,  Esq. 

Dqmty-Governor—F'RA.'^^GIS  ALEXANDEE  HAMILTON,  Esq. 

Jlircctors. 


Robert  Barclay,  Esq.  i  Chas.  Hermann  Goschen,  Esq. 


John  Garratt  Cattlet,  Esq. 
Mark  Currie  Close,  Esq. 
Edward  James  Daxeell,  Esq. 
WiLLLAM  Davldson,  Esq. 
Lancelot  Williaji  Dent,  Esq. 
Alexander  Druce,  Esq. 
Fred.  Joseph  Edlmann,  Esq. 


Charles  Eoelnson,  Esq. 
Sir  John  Eose. 
Samuel  Leo  Schuster,  Esq. 
Eric  Carrington  Smith,  Esq. 
William  Wallace,  Esq. 

OCTAVIUS  WiGRAM,  Esq. 

Montagu  C.  Wilkinson,  Esq. 
Charles  Baring  Young,  Esq. 


Eiversdale  W.  Grenfell,  Esq. 
Egbert  Amadeus  Heath,  Esq. 
WiLMOT  Holland,  Esq. 
Egerton  Hubbard,  Esq. 
Nevile  Lubbock,  Esq. 
Geo.  Forbes  Malcolsison,  Esq. 
Lord  Josceline  Wm.  Percy. 
Fire,  Life,  and  Marine  Assurances  on  liberal  terms. 

FIRE  DUTY.— This  Tax  having  been  aboUshed,  the  PEEMIUM  is  NOW  the  only  charge 
for  FIRE  INSURANCES. 

Life  Assurances  with  or  without  participation  in  Profits. 
Divisions  of  Profit  every  Five  Years. 
Any  sum  up  to  £15.000  insurable  on  the  same  Life. 
The  Corporation  bear  the  cost  of  Polioj'  Stamps  and  Medical  Fees. 

A  liberal  participation  in  Profits,  with  the  guarantee  of  a  large  invested  Capital- Stock,  and  eseiiip- 
tion,  under  Eoyal  Charter,  from  the  liabilities  of  partnership. 

The  advantages  of  modem  practice,  with  the  security  of  an  Office  whose  resources  have  been  tested 
by  the  experience  of  a  Century  and  a  half. 

AGENTS. 


E(lvihurgh...'^UAJiAyi  Wood,  5  Nelson  Street. 
Lnth Charles    Morrison    and    Son, 

Constitution  Street. 


Glmgmo ErrcHiE  and  Murdoch. 

Paisley William  Philips. 

Banff A.  T.  Smart,  Corskie  Bank. 


A  Prospectus  and  Table  of  Bonus  will  be  forwarded  on  application. 

ROBERT  P.  STEELE,  Secretary. 


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THE    CITY    OF    GLASGOW 
LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

EST^^BHiiSHiEr)   iint   lesa. 
JlncorporateK  bv  21ft  of  ^Pavltament. 

Governor— The  Right  Hon.  THE  EARL  OF  GLASGOW. 
I)eputy-Gover7ior— ROBERT  DALGLISH,  Esq.  of  Kilinardinuy,  M.P. 

EDINBURGH    BOARD. 


Adam  Black,  Esq.  (of  A.  &  C.  Black), 

Publisher. 
William  Duncan,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 
John  Crabbie,  Esq.,  Merchant. 


John  M.  Balfour,  Esq.  of  Pilrig,  W.S. 
F.  L.  Maitland  Heriot,  Esq.,  Advocate, 

Sheriff  of  Forfarshire. 
Stuart  Neilson,  Esq.,  W.S. 


Secretary — G.  G.  Pattison.  Medical  Adviser — James  S.  Combe,  M.D. 

Laio  Agents — Messrs.  Hunter,  Blair,  and  Cowan,  W.S. 

Bankers — The  Clydesdale  Bank. 


OFFICES. 
EDINBURGH  .        .        .        No.  21  ST.  ANDREW  SQUARE. 
GLASGOW       ...        No.  40  ST.  VINCENT  PLACE. 
LONDON,         ...        No.  12  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  E.G. 

THIS  Company  offers  to  the  Assured  the  following  among  other  advantages  : — The  Security 
of  a  Capital  of  Six  Hundred  Thousand  Poimds,  in  addition  to  Funds  more  than  suffi- 
cient to  meet  existing  obligations — Low  Rates  of  Premium — Liberal  Participation 
in  the  Profits  of  the  Business — Highly  favom-able  Conditions  in  regard  to  Foreign 
Travel  and  Residence — Easy  Terms  for  the  Revival  of  lapsed  Policies — Very  liberal  Sur- 
render Values,  or,  if  preferred,  Paid-up  Policies  free  of  future  premiums — and  declares 
Policies  Indisputable  after  a  short  probation. 

G.  G.   PATTISON,  Secretary  at  Edinburgh. 

RELIANCE 

MUTUAL     LIFE     ASSURANCE     SOCIETY. 

ESTABLISHED    1840. 


Head  Office-71  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 

EDWAED  BUTLEE,  Secretai-y.  DAVID  SKIKVING,  Assistant  Secretary, 

DUBLIN— 48  Upper  Sackville  Street.       |    MONTREAL— 229  Gate  121)  St.  James  St. 

Office  for  Scotland— 132  ST.  VINCENT  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

Trustees  and  Ronora-ry  Directors  for  Scotland. 
T  he  Eight  Eev.  The  Bishop  OF  Moray  AUD  Eoss.    I     George  Traill,  Esq.  of  Castlehill,  CaitLness- 
The  Eight  Hon.  Viscount  Kirkaldie.  |  shire. 

Medical  Officer — Professor  Macleod,  M.D.  Solicitors — Messrs.  Maclay  &  Spens. 

Bankers — The  Bank  of  Scotland.  Superintendent  of  Agencies — E.  J.  Nivkn. 

Resident  Secretary — Hugh  Gibson. 


Amount  Assured,  £1,984,364.       Annual  Income,  £77,525,  12s.  8d. 
Accumulated  Premium  Fund,  £280,029,  15s.  lOd. 

'TEE  Directors  have  from  the  commenctmeiit  adopted  the  plan  of  yearly  ascertaining  the  value  of  the 

Society's  Assets  and  Liabilities.      The  result  has  been  furnished  to  the  Members  in  detail,  so  that  any 

person  competent  to  judge  of  such  matters  has  been  able  to  comprehend  readily  the  financial  position  of  the 

Society.     The  invested  Assets  have  been  vouched  for  by  those  responsible  for  the  coi-rectness  of  their  stutemt  nts 

and  proofs  of  the  various  items  have  been  fwnished  to  the  Auditors. 

The  Society's  Profits  belong  exclusively  to  the  Assured,  and  are  divided  every  five  years.  At  last 
Division,  in  1868.  a  sum  of  nearly  £30,000,  less  the  usual  reserve,  was  distributed  among"  the  membfrs. 

The  Society's  Policies  are  virtually  Iudi>putable.  No  Policy  will  be  voided  by  unintentional  mis- 
statement in  the  proposal  and  declaration. 

Undoubted  Security  is  afforded  by  an  accumulated  Premium  Fund  in  excess  of  the  Societj^'s  require- 
ments.    Copies  of  the  last  Annual  Rqmrt,  Detailed  Stattment,  and  Prospectus  may  be  had  on  application. 

132  St.  Vincent  St.,  Glasgow,  May  1871.  HUGH  GIBSON,  Resident  Secretary. 


i6  EDINBUEGH  AND  LEITH 


THE 

CALEDONIAN    INSUEANCE    COMPANY. 

Slncorporatcti  'bg  IRo^al  CEJartcr  anti  ©pcctal  act  of  parliament. 

ESTABLISHED  FOK  FIRE  INSUEANCE  IN  1805. 

COMMENCED    LIFE    BUSINESS    IN    1833. 

SUBSCRIBED    CAPITAL    £294,375. 

19      GEORGE      STREET,      EDINBURGH. 
BOAED     OP    DIEEOTOES. 


Charles  J.  Henderson,  Esq.  of  Glassingall. 
John  Forrester,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Adam  Rolland,  Esq.  of  Gask. 
Alexander  STE\TiNSON,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Thomas  B.  Campbell,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
John  Ronald,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 


William  J.  Sands,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Robert  Stewart,  Esq.  of  Ingliston. 
John  Dickson,  Esq.  of  Corstorphine. 
The  Hon.  E.  C.  B.  Elphinstone. 
T.  A.  Hog,  Esq.  of  Newliston. 
James  Simson,  Esq.,  M.D. 


Manager — John  Moinet,  Esq. 

Secretary — George  H.  Fairbairn,  Esq.  Assistant  Actuary — D.  J.  Surenne,  Esq. 

Auditor — James  Jobson  Dickson,  Esq.,  C.A. 

Medical  Officer — Dr.  Francis  W.  Moinet.  Law  Agent — Thomas  Eanken,  Esq. 

Bankers. 
The  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  ;  The  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

A  DIVISION  OF  THE  PROFITS  FROM  THE  LIFE  DEPARTMENT 

OF  THIS  COMPANY 

Will  be  made  as  at  13th  May  1871. 

Four  In^vestigations  into  the  Affairs  of  that  Department  have  already  been  made.  On 
each  occasion  the  Benefits  allotted  to  the  Participating  Policy-holders  have  been 
INCREASED,  and  this  very  satisfactory  result  has  been  obtained  without  raising  the  rate 
of  Interest  assumed  in  the  Valuations,  all  of  which  have  been  made  by  the  Carlisle  Table  of 
]\Iortality,  with  Interest  at  the  Low  Rate  of  Three  per  Cent. 

The  Profits  are  divided  every  Seven  Years,  and  Five-Sixths  thereof  belong  to  the 
Assured.  But  as  a  large  proportion  of  the  general  expenses  of  management  are  borne  by 
the  Fire  Department,  the  Policy-holders  virtually  receive  the  wliole  of  the  Profits. 

Copies  of  the  last  Annual  Report,  containing  the  Balance  Sheet  of  Affairs,  may  be 
had  on  application. 

FIRE     DEPARTMENT. 

Almost  every  description  of  Property  insured  against  loss  or  damage  by  Fire,  at  mode- 
rate rates.     Claims  adjusted  with  liberality,  and  settled  promptly. 

BRANCH     OFFICES: 

LONDON,  GLASGOW,  DUBLIN, 

39  Lothbury,  E.g.  64  St.  Vincent  Street.  31  Dame  Street. 

Agencies  in  every  part  of  the  United  Kingdom. 

Prospectuses,  and  aU  information  regarding  the  Company,  to  be  obtained  on  application. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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SCOTTISH    NATIONAL    INSUEANCE 
COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED    1841. 
EDINBURGH,  22  ST.  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

Chairimn—EDWABB  S.  GORDON,  Esq.,  Q.C.,  M.P.,  Dean  of  tlie  Faculty  of  Advocates. 

Deputy-CJiairman—CRARL^S  LAWSON",  Esq.  of  Borthwickhall. 
James  Eeid,  Esq.,  Secy.  Commercial  Bank.        James  Cunningham,  Esq.,  50  Queen  Street. 


Charles  Cowan,  Esq.  of  Logan  House. 
George  F.  Barbour,  Esq.  of  Bonskeid. 
John  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  W.S. 


Charles  Steuaet,  Jun.,  Esq.,  W.S. 
James  Taylor,  Esq.,  Starley  Hall. 
"William  Dickson,  Esq.,  38  York  Place. 


Medical  Referee — Dr.  James  A.  Hunter. 
Solicitor — Geo.  Maclachlan,  "W.S.  Auditor — John  M.  Baillte,  C.A. 

Secretary — "\Yalter  Brown.  Cashier — Peterswald  Pattison. 

Manager — John  M.  M'Candlish. 


A 


LIFE    ASSURANCE. 

T  the  last  Division  of  PROFITS  in  1868,  a  Bonus  Addition  of  per  cent,  (or  £60 

per  £1000)  was  made  to  each  PoHcy  entitled  to  share  for  the     ur  years  preceding. 


NINE-TENTHS,  or  90  per  cent,  of  the  Profits,  are  allocated  to  the  Assured,  who  being 
further  reheved  by  the  Fire  Department  of  a  considerable  share  of  the  general  expenses, 
virtually  receive  the  ivhole  Profits. 

The  conditions  as  to  Travelling  and  Residence  Abroad,  Non-forfeiture 
of  Policies,  Loans,  etc.,  are  peculiarly  liberal. 

The  Premiums  charged  under  all  the  %  arious  Tables  are  moderate.  The  following  are 
Special  Eates  for  Assuring  £100  payable  at  Death  or  at  the  Ages  mentioned,  with  right  to 
Profits :— 


Age 

at 

Entry. 

At  Age  of  65  or  Death. 

At  Age  of  60  or  Death. 

First  5  Years. 

Remainder 
of  Life. 

First  5  Years. 

Remainder 
of  Life. 

20 
25 
30 
35 
40 

£14     0 
18     3 

1  13     9 

2  0  11 
2  11     4 

£2      8      0 

2  16     6 

3  7     6 

4  1  10 

5  2     8 

£16     6 
1  11  10 

1  19     0 

2  8  11 

3  4     8 

£2  13     0 
3     3     8 

3  18     0 

4  17  10 
6     9     4 

FIRE    INSURANCE. 

Almost  every  Description  of  Property  Insured  on  the  most  favourable  terms. 


GLASGOW, 

120  St.  Vincent  Street. 


LONDON, 

3  King  William  Street. 

2 


DUBLIN, 

28  Westmoreland  Street. 


1 8                                                EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 

PRUDENT  AL  ASSURANCE  COMPANY., 

EST^^BLISHED       1348. 

LONDON,          ....         Ludgate  Hill. 
Glasgo'W,       ....        75  Bath  Street. 

HEN'EY  HAEBEN",  Esq.,  Secretary. 


Annual  Premimn  Income, £285,622  18  2 

Ifew  Premimn  Income  for  1870, 108,769     7  2 

Total  Claims  Paid,      .......  661,881     9  7 

Assui'ance  Fund, 849,576     3  2 


Head  Office  for  Scotland— 75  Bath  Street,  Glasgow. 

WILLIAM  TAYLOE,  Superintendent. 

Agent  in  Edinburgh — A.  Kelly  Moeison,  S.S.C,  10  Hanover  Street. 

Agents  wanted  in  unrepresented  Districts. 

THE  ECONOMIC  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 

6    NEW    BRIDGE    STREET,    BLACKFRIARS,    LONDON. 

Ssta6lisi)rrr   1823.  Empofaertti   bg   ^ct   of  parliament,   3    SSEilltam   tij. 


DIRECTOBS. 

Chairman — Henet  Barnett,  Esq.,  II.P.  (Messrs.  Barnett,  Hoare,  &  Co.,  Bankers,  London). 

Deputy-Chairman — The  Eight  Hon,  E.  Pleydell  Boc-vt;rie,  M.P.  for  Kilmarnock. 


Charles  ARTHrp.  Barclay,  Esq. 
MiCH^iEL  Biddulph,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Edward  Chareington,  Esq. 
Sir  Alexajs-der  Duff  Gordon,  Bart. 
John  Harsian,  Esq. 


Charles  Morris,  Esq.- 

C.  H.  W.  AcouRT  Eepington,  Esq. 

George  Kettilby  Eickards,  Esq. 

Henry  Eoberts,  Esq. 

Augustus  Kefpel  Stephenson,  Esq. 


Secretary — John  Ealph  Grimes,  Esq.  Actuary — Eichard  Charles  Fisher,  Esq. 

ADVANTAGES  OFFEEED  BY  THE  SOCIETY.— The  Lo\vest  Bates  of  Premium  on  the  Mutual 
System,  -with  early  participation  in  Profits. 

Table  of  Annual  Premiums  required  for  aii  Assurance  of  £100  Jor  the  whole  Term  of  Life, 
with  Participation  in  Profits. 

20 £1  14    7  I  30 £2    4    3  I  40 £2  19    9 

25 1  19    0  I  35 2  10  11  |  45 3  11    9j 

SECUBrTY. 

Invested  Assets, £2,748,961. 

Annual  Income,         .......  346,586. 

BONUS. 
The  Society  being  on  the  Mutual  principle,  the  Assured  share  the  Whole  of  the  Profits. 
Assurances  granted  to  the  extent  of  £10,000  on  a  single  life. 

Prospectuses  and  full  particulars  may  be  obtained  on  application  to 

JOHN  RALPH  GRIMES,  Secretary ;  or  to 
CAESWELL,  BLAIR,  &  CLARK,  119  St.  Vincent  St.,  Glasgow,  Superintendents  for  Scotland. 

INFLUENTIAL    AGENTS    WANTED    OVER    SCOTLAND. 


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FIRE  AND  lIfE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED     1821. 
SUBSCRIBED    CAPITAL,    TWO    MILLIONS. 


HEAD    OFFICE  — 11    LOMBARD   STREET,    LONDON,   E.G. 

Office  in  Edinburgh— No.  28  QUEEN  STEEET. 

Solicitor — Jai^ies  Hope,  Esq.,  D.K.S.  Medical  Adviser — Dr.  J.  W.  Begbie. 

Agent — James  Wilkie,  Esq.,  O.A. 

LIFE      DEPARTMENT. 

FOUR-FIFTHS  of  the  entire  Profits  are  added  every  Five  Years  to  the  Policies,  or  the 
present  values  paid  over  in  Cash.' 
Loans  granted  on  Policies  to  the  extent  of  their  values. 
Assurances  on  unsound  lives  effected  at  reasonable  extra  rates. 
Endowments  for  children,  and  all  the  usual  modes  of  Assurance,  at  moderate  rates  of 
premium. 
!       The  Paid-up  Capital  and  Life  Assurance  Fund  amount  to  upwards  of  £2,650,000. 

!  FIRE     DEPARTMENT. 

Insurances  effected  on  Property  in  Great  Britain,  including  Merchandise,  Ships  in  Dock, 
Rent  of  Houses,  and  Farming  Stock. 

Common  Insurances  (with  certain  exceptions).  Is.  6d.  per  cent,  per  annum. 

Insurances  for  Seven  Years  are  only  charged  the  Premium  for  Six  Years,  the  whole  being 
paid  at  the  commencement  of  the  Policy. 

Immediate  and  Uberal  settlement  of  losses. 

COLONIAL  ASSURANCE  CORPORATION, 

LIMITED. 

CHIEF  OFFICES— 89  CANNON  STREET,   LONDON,  E.C. 

Head  Offices  for  Scotland— 66  GEORGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

CAPITAL,     £100,000. 

DIEECTORS. 

Alfred  Marsh,  Esq.,  30  Carlton  Hill,  London,  TV". 

Duncan  M'Laren,  Esq.,  Messrs.  M'Laren  &  Son,  Edinburgh. 

Henry  Range,  Esq.,  Solicitor,  Cambridge. 

Alfred  Smee,  Esq.,   F.E.S.,   Director  'Protector  Endowment,  Loan,  and  Annuity 

Company,'  7  Finsbury  Circus,  Loudon,  E.C. 
John  Taylor,  Esq.,  Messrs.  Taylor  &  Co.,  Old  Piece  Hall,  Bradford. 
Saiiuel  To"mvLEY,  Esq.,  13  Seymour  Street,  Liverpool. 
CoRNELics  "Walford,   Esq.,  F.S.S.,   Director  '  Accident  Insurance  Company,'  Little 

Park,  Enfield. 
Walter  J.  West,  Esq.,  Wyfold  Court,  Oxon. 

Bankerx — ^The  Agra  Bank,  Limited. 

Medical  Officer — A.  Hutchison  Smee,  M.R.C.S.,  F.C.S.,  etc. 

Auditor — E.  Erskine  Scott,  Public  Accountant,  5  Barge  Yard,  Bucklersbury. 

Actuary — Edwin  Justican,  F.I. A. 

PHILIP  SAYLE,  Jun.,  F.S.S.,  Manager. 

This  Corporation  is  tlie  only  Office  in  Great  Britain  whicli  issues  Policies  combining 
Life  Assurance  with  Accident  Insurance. 

Local  Director — Duncan  M'Laren,  Esq.,  Messrs.  M'Laren  &  Son,  Edinburgh. 

Medical  Referee — William  Stephenson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  Ed.,  33  Buccleuch  Place,  Edinr. 

Secretary  for  Scotland — Robert  Welsh,  A.I.  A. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


SCOTTISH      UNION 

FIRE  AND   LIFE   INSURANCE   COMPANY 


LONDON,  EDINBURGH,  DUBLIN, 

37  Cornhill.  47  George  Street.         52  Dame  Street. 


ESTABLISHED     1  8  2  4.-C  A  P  I  T  A  L     £5;000,000. 

HIS   GRACE    THE   DUKE    OF    HAMILTON   AND   BRANDON. 
THE  MOST  NOBLE  THE  MARQUIS  OF  QUEENSBERRY. 


GEOEGE  NAPIER,  Esq. 
LiEUT.-OoL.  LEAEMONTH. 
WILLIAM  J.  DUNCAN,  Esq. 


HUGH  BRUCE,  Esq. 
WILLIAM  ANDERSON,  Esq. 
EGBERT  HUTCHISON,  Esq. 


(DrbiuarjT   ^'ntttoxs. 


.JOHN  WEIGHT,  Esq. 
WILLIAM  YOUNGER,  Esq. 
PATRICK  DALMAHOY,  Esq. 
DANIEL  AINSLIE,  Esq. 
JAMES  TURNBULL,  Esq. 


FINDLAY  ANDERSON,  Esq. 
JOHN  LOGAN,  Esq. 
COLIN  MACKENZIE,  Esq. 
JOHN  KENNEDY,  Esq. 
JAMES  CAMPBELL,  Esq. 


J/awa^er— GEOEGE  EAMSAY,  Esq. 

Secretary/— J  AWES  BAELAS,  Esq. 

Auditor— B.OBEnT  SPOTTISWOODE,  Esq.,  C.A. 

Physician— Dr.  J.  D.  GILLESPIE. 

JBan/fcers— THE  COMMEEOIAL  BANK ;    THE  NATIONAL  BANK. 


This  Company  is  composed  of  a  numerous  and  influential  body  of  Proprietors,  and  has  a 
large  Subscribed  Capital,  so  that  unquestionable  security  is  guaranteed  to  Insurers. 

Invested  Funds  as  at  Isi  August  1870,  .  .  .      £1,200,000 

Annual  Eevenue  from  all  sources,  .  .  .  241,190 

Amount  of  Life  Insurances  in  force,         .  .  .         4,600,000 


SPECIAL  NOTICE-BONUS  YEAR  187L 

The  next  Investigation  and  Division  of  Pkofits  takes  place  on  1st  August  1871,  when 
five-sixths  of  the  Profits  made  during  the  five  years  preceding  fall  to  be  divided  among  the 
Policy-holders  entitled  to  participate. 

All  Policies  taken  out  before  1st  August  1871  will  share  in  the  Division, 


NEW     BUSINESS     IN     187  0. 

POLICIES-659. 

SUMS  ASSURED,  £470,775.  PREMIUMS,   £13,367,  4s. 

Copies  of  Prospectus,  and  all  other  information,  may  be  obtained  at  the  Offices  of  the 
Company,  or  at  any  of  the  Agencies  throughout  the  Kingdom. 

GEORGE  RAMSAY,  Manager 
JAMES  BARLAS,  Secretary. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


THE      SCOTTISH 

FIRE     INSUEANCE     COMPANY, 

LIMITED. 

CAPITAL  —  oil    MILLlblr    STEELINa. 

HEAD     OFFICE: 
31     GEORGE     STREET,     EDINBURGH. 

'^ixtttoxs. 

Chairman — Allan  A.  Maconochie  Welwood,  Esq.  of  Meadowbauk  and  Garvock. 

Deputy- Chairman — Alexander  Hamilton,  Esq.,  LL.B.,  "W.S.,  Edinburgh. 


jAiiES  FoRMAN,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Edinburgh. 
■William  Lindsay,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
James  Cowan,  Esq.,  Papermaker,  Edinburgh. 
David  Dickson,  Esq.,  Wholesale  Stationer, 

Edinburgh.  burgh. 

Manager — James  Rhind  Carphin.  Secretary — John  Hurry. 


J.  Haliburton  King,  Esq.,  Edinburgh. 
Thojl\s  Sprot,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Edinburgh. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A.,  Edinburgh. 
George  Cadell  Bruce,  Esq.,  C.E.,  Ediu- 


GLASGOW    OFFICE— 123    St.    VINCENT    STREET. 
^'inctoxs. 
J.  P.  KiDSTON,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow.        \   William      James      Davidson,     Esq.     of 
James  Rodger,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow.  Ruchil. 

Secretary — Archibald  Lawson. 


LONDON    OFFICE  — 117    CANNON    STREET,    E.C. 
Secretary — T.  D.  Thomson. 


INSURANCES   against  Loss  by  Fire  are  effected  by  this  Company  on  almost  every 
description  of  Property  in  the  United  Kingdom,  at  the  Lowest  Rates  of  Premium 
commensurate  to  the  Risk. 

NO       DUTY       NOW       PAYABLE. 

CLAIMS  are  settled  immediately  on  the  amomit  of  the  loss  being  ascertained. 
INSUEANCES    TEANSFEREED    FEOM    OTHEE   OFFICES    FREE    OF    CHAEGE. 


LIYERPOOL  OFFICE,  .  .        3  Brunswick  Street. 

M'Inroy  and  Ross,  Resident  Secretaries. 
MANCHESTER  OFFICE,        .  .        Carlton  Chambers,  16  St.  Ann  Street. 

Sasiuel  Hetwood,  Resident  Secretary. 
DUBLIN  OFFICE,       .  .  .        41  Lower  Sackville  Street. 

David  Drimmie,  Secretary  for  Ireland. 
NEWCASTLE  OFFICE,  .  .        21  Collingwood  Street. 

Forster,  Brown,  &  Forster,  Local  Manacjers. 

BIRMINGHAM  OFFICE,         .  .  1  Ben-nett's  Hill. 

John  Rutherford,  District  Superintendent. 

J.  R.  OAEPHIN,  Managei: 
JOHN  HURRY,  Secretary. 


EDINBUEGH  AND  LEITH 


FIUE  AO  LIEE  IISTJEASOE  GOIMT. 


CAPITAL-TWO    MILLIONS    STERLING. 


Chief  Offices. 

queen  insurance  buildings,  dale  street,  liverpool. 

queen  insurance  buildings,  gracechurch  street,  london. 

4  national  bank  buildings,  queen  street,  glasgow. 

panmure  street,  dundee. 


Chairman  of  the  Company — BERNARD  HALL,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Liverpool. 
Chairman  in  London— PETER  M'LAGAN,  Esq.,  M.P. 


GLASGOW     BOARD. 

Chairman— ANDREW  GALBRAITH,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 
Deputy -Chairman — Provost  MORTON,  Greenock. 


Frank  Baird,  Esq.,  Brewer. 
William  Coknal,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Richard  S.  Cunliff,  Esq.,  Engineer. 
Alexander  Dick,  Esq.,  Writer. 
Walter  M'Lellan,  Esq.,  Iron  Merchant. 
Morris  Pollok,  Esq.,  Manufacturer. 


Adam  Paterson,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Dean  of  the 

Faculty  of  Procurators. 
R.  D.  Roberton,  Esq.,  Grain  Merchant. 
Stewart  Souter-Robertson,  Esq.,  yr.  of 

Lawhead. 
William  Wotherspoon,  Esq.,  Paisley. 


In  point  of  SEOUEITY,  it  is  believed  that  QUEEN  Policies  are  Unsurpassed. 
AuTHOEiZED  Capital,    .......     £2,000,000 


Capital  actually  Subscpjbed, 
Capital  Paid  up, 
Life  Accumulation  Fund, 
Fire  Eeserve  Fund,     . 


1,798,000 

179,800 

129,132 

90,000 


Careful  Selection  of  Lives,  and  consequent  large  Bonuses. 
New  Life  Business,  First  Quinquennium,        .  .  .  £718,385 

Do.  Second         do.  ...        1,412,466 

HOME  AND  FOREIGN  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCES  of  almost  every  description 
accepted  at  Moderate  Rates,  and  very  important  advantages  conferred  on  Insurers  in  both 
departments. 

Fire  Policies  Transferred  from  other  Companies  free  of  charge,  and  without  trouble  to 
the  Insured. 

LOSSES  SETTLED  WITH  PROMPTITUDE  AND  LIBERALITY. 


Prospectuses  and  other  information  may  be  obtained  from  the  underuoted  Agents,  or 
from  the  Chief  OflSces  of  the  Company. 

AGENTS  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


James  W.  Wordie,  S.S.C,  68  George  Street. 
Millar,  Allardice,  &  Robson,  W.S.,  8  Bank 

Street. 
Alex.  Peddie  Waddell,  W.S.,  6  Queen  St. 


Thomas  Aitken,  51  Hanover  Street. 
Ebenezer  Steel,  16  Royal  Exchange. 
Blackwood,  Scott,  &  Co.,  39  Constitution 
Street,  Leith. 


Resident  Managers  for  &oi/a?«Z— MITCHELL,  WATSON,  &  WINK,  Accountants 

and  Stockbrokers,  Glasgow. 

Resident  Su-reiary—DKYlD  L.  LAIDLAW,  Glasgow. 


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BRITON 

IHctrkal  ^  Central  %\k  %nuotmtion, 

CHIEF  OFFICE— No.  429  Strand,  London. 
Head  office  for  Scotland — No.  13  Queen  Street,  Edinburgh. 


€tU&tt£S. 


Gen.  Sii'  John  Edwaed  Dtrpuis,  K.C.B, 

Sir  James  Duke,  Bart. 

Six  W.  FERGrs.soM,  Bart.,  F.R.S. 

R.  Pabteidge,  Esq.,  F.R.S. 

Actuary  and  Secrefarij-^OB.'S  MESSENT,  F.I.  A.,  F.S.S. 


Francis  Webb,  Esq. 
W.  Ttlek  Smith,  M.D. 

MiLLIS  COTENTEY,  Esq. 


DIRECTORS     FOR     SCOTLAND. 

(^Hixuaxhinnxy^    ^ircttors. 
Geoege  L.  Alison,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Dundee.         James  Eitchie,  Esq.,  Edinbm-gli. 
Col.  Geoege  Sackvill  CoTTEK,  C.B.,  Lasswade.     Alex.  Mitchell,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Dalkeith. 
"William  K  Forbes,  Esq.,  Dunottar  House.  The  Eev.  Dr.  Robertson,  of  New  Greyfriars', 

John  Haig,  Esq.,  Cameron  Bridge.  I 

©ritinarg  ^ixtttoxs. 
Chairman  of  the  Board — Henry  Moffat,  Esq.  of  Eldin. 


A.  B.  Fleming,  Esq.,  12  Eton  Terrace. 
Wm.  K  Frasee,  Esq.  of  Tornaveen. 
Thomas  Laycock,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Professor  of  the 
Prac.  of  Medicine  in  the  Uuiver.  of  Edinburgh. 


John  Messent,  Esq. ,  London. 
Adam  Morrison,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 
John  Turnbull,  Esq.  of  Abbey  St.  Bathans. 


giutiitor.  IBank^rs. 

Alex.  T.  Niten,  Esq.,  C.A.,  6  N.  St.  David  St.  The  Clydesdale  Banking  Company. 

^  alt  tit  ax. 
Andret\'  Webster,  Esq.,  S.S.C,  10  St.  Andrew  Square. 

(Lonsnitinq:    ^urflwit. 

James  Spence,   F.R.S.,  F.R.C.S.E., 

Surgeon  in  Ordinai-y  to  the  Queen  in  Scotland,  Professor  of  Surgery  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 

'^tVifa.l   €,vantincr. 
W.    S.    Carmichael,   F.  R.  C.  S.E. 


Every  practicable  system  of  Life  Assurance  business  transacted  at  moderate  rates.  Policies 
Indisputable,  and  payable  during  Lifetime. 

New  Premiums  for  the  Tear  1870  .  .  .  .  .  _  .        X17,473  1  11 

Total  Income  from  Premiums,  Interest,  and  other  Miscellaneous  Receipts    .         246,477  8     1 

Prospectuses,  Forms  of  Proposal,  and  every  information  may  be  obtained  on  application  to 

DAVID  HARRIS,  F.S.S.,  Manager  for  Scotland. 

BRITANNIA    FIRE    ASSOCIATION. 

CHIEF    OFFICE-429    STRAND,    LONDON. 
HEAD    OFFICE    FOR    SCOTLAND-13    QUEEN    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

Z  X  W  S  t  C  £  S. 
Lieut.-Gen.  Sh  George  Bell,  K.C.B.  |  Sir  James  Duke,  Bart. 

Sir  Williasi  Tyrone  Powek,  K.G.B. 

JOHN  MESSENT,  F.LA.,  Manager  and  Secretary. 

The  large  Subscribed  Capital  affords  undoubted  security  for  the  due  fulfilment  of  every  engage- 
ment. Property  of  almost  every  description  insured  on  moderate  terms.  Prompt  and  liberal  settlement 
of  losses.  For  Prospectuses,  Foitqs  of  Proposal,  etc.,  apply  to  any  of  the  Branches,  Agencies,  or  to 
the  Chief  Offices  of  the  Associations. 

DAVID  HARRIS,  F.S.S.,  Manager  for  Scotland. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


ETJEOPEAN  ASSTJEAICE  SOCIETY' 

I^or  Life  Assurance,  Annuities^  and  Gitarantee 
of  Fidelity  in  Situations  of  Trust, 

CHIEF     OFFICE: 
17    WATERLOO    PLACE,    PALL    MALL,    LONDON. 

Capital,  subscribed    by  more  than   1600  Share- 
holders, nearly  £800,000. 

DIRECTORS. 
Chairman — General  Sir  Frederic  Smith,  K.H.,  F.R.S. 


The  Rev.  A.  Alston,  D.D. 
E.  Hamilton  Anson,  Esq. 
R.  M.  Carter,  Esq.,  M.P. 


R.  G.  HoRTON,  Esq. 
Reginald  Read,  Esq. 
Sir  Chas.  Rowley,  Bart. 


Secretary— DALTON  EASOM. 

LIFE   DEPARTMENT. 

'T'HIS    Institution   offers   every   advantage   of   the   modern   system   of  Life 
Assurance.      The   new    Prospectus    contains  the   table   for   complete    Life 
Policies,  which  are  not  forfeited  by  the  non-payment  of  the  renewal  premium. 

Annuities  granted  on  very  liberal  terms,  the  health  of  the  Annuitant  being 
taken  into  consideration. 

FIDELITY   GUARANTEE   DEPARTMENT. 

T  T  NDER  the  authority  of  a  Special  Act  of  Parliament  the  Guarantee  Bonds  of 
this  Society  are  accepted  by  the  Lords  of  the  Treasury,  and  by  the  Customs, 
Inland  Revenue,  General  Post  Ofitice,  Poor-Law  Board,  War  Office,  Admiralty, 
County  Courts,  National  Debt  Office,  Home  and  Colonial  Departments  ;  also  by 
the  Vice-Chancellors'  Court,  Council  of  the  Duchy  of  Cornwall,  Paymaster-General, 
Dublin,  etc. 

The  Society  also  grants  Policies  of  Fidelity  Guarantee  for  Managers,  Secre- 
taries, Clerks,  and  other  Officials  of  Banks,  Railways,  and  Public  Companies 
generally  ;  for  Mercantile  Clerks,  Cashiers,  Book-keepers,  Commercial  Travellers, 
Collectors  and  Agents  ;  Officers  of  County  Courts  and  Municipal  Corporations  ;  and 
for  other  persons  in  or  about  to  be  appointed  to  situations  of  Trust,  at  rates  of  pre- 
mium varying  according  to  the  nature  of  the  duties  and  responsibilities  in  each  case. 

Porins  of  Proposal,  Prospectuses,  and  all  information  can  be  obtained  at  the 
OfSces  of  the  Society,  or  from  any  of  the  Society's  Agents. 


EDINBURGH    BRANCH— 11     ST.     ANDREW    SQUARE. 

Secretary— G.  S.  MITCHELL, 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


GENERAL 

LIFE  AND  FIEE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

QEstaliliisJetJ  in  1837.      ?Emj)otocreti  i^  Special  Sicts  of  parlfatnent. 
CAPITAL  — ONE    MILLION. 

HEAD     OFFICE: 

62      KING      WILLIAM      STREET,      LONDON,      E.G. 

HEAD    OFFICE    FOR    EAST    OF    SCOTLAND: 

9   ST.  ANDREW   SQUARE,   EDINBURGH. 

Local  Manager— JAMES  S.  MACK,  S.S.C, 

OFFICE  IN  GLASGOW,        .        30  KOYAL  EXCHANGE  SQUAKE. 
„  STIRLING,         .        17  BAKEU  STEEET. 

With  Agencies  in  the  Principal  Cities  and  Towns  throughout  the  United  Kiagdom. 


^ir£tl0rs. 

Thomas  Challis,  Esq.,  Alderman,  Chairman. 
Right  Hon.  C.  P.  Villiers,  M.P.,  Deputy- Chairman. 


James  Abbiss,  Esq. 
William  Delf,  Esq. 
Michael  Hall,  Esq. 
James  Pilkington,  Esq. 
Charles  James  Heath,  Esq. 

Accumulated  Fund, 
Annual  Revenue, 


Andrew  Lusk,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Edward  Steane,  D.D. 
Henry  TV.  Ripley,  Esq. 
Alfred  Watkins,  Esq. 

£347,000 
106,000 


A  Statement  of  the  Company's  liabilities  under  its  Life  Policies,  and  a  detailed  Account  of  the 
Investments  constituting  the  Reserve  Fund,  as  at  the  31st  December  1867  (the  close  of  the  last  Quin- 
quennial period),  may  be  had  on  appplicatiou. 


PROGRESS     OF    THE     COMPANY. 

The  progress  of  the  Company  is  displayed  in  the  following  Comparative  Statement  of  New  Life 
Business  and  Life  Premiums  for  the  last  two  Quinquennial  Periods : — 


Period. 

No.  of 
Policies 
issued. 

Amount  Assured. 

Total  Annual 
Premiums. 

Five  Years  1863-7,    .    •    • 
Five  Years  1858-62,    .... 

3616 

2209 

£1,016,700 

538,386 

£199,262 
137,304 

Excess  in  favour  of  the  present") 
Quinquennium, j" 

1407 

£478,314 

£61,958 

LIFE  DEPARTMENT. — Fouk-Fifths  of  the  Profits  are  divisible  amongst  Assurers  on  the 
Participating  Table. 

Assurances  are  effected  on  Participating  and  Non-Participating  Tables,  on  Ascending  and  Descend- 
ing Scales,  for  Snort  Period"  and  by  Policies  payable  at  the  ages  of  65,  60,  55,  or  50,  or  previously  in 
the  event  of  death. 

The  New  Life  Business  ot  the  year  1870  was  789  Policies,  assuring  £319,996,  yielding  £11,097  of 
Premiums,  being  larger  than  any  previous  year's  business. 

In  the  case  of  an  Assurance  for  the  Whole  of  Life,  £250  and  upwards,  half  of  the  Premiums  for 
five  years,  or  one-third  of  the  Premiums  for  the  Whole  of  Life,  may  remain  as  a  debt  on  the  Policy. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. — Policies  are  granted  on  almost  every  description  of  Property,  on  liberal 
terms.  No  expense  is  attendant  on  Transfers  of  Policies  from  other  OfiBces.  Losses  are  paid  imme- 
diately on  proof.     Losses  by  Explosion  of  Gas  are  made  good  by  the  Company. 

LOAN  DEPARTMENT. — Loans  from  £50  to  £1000,  on  personal  security,  with  Life  Assui-ance, 
repayable  by  instalments. 

GEORGE  SCOTT  FREEMAN,  Seci-etary. 
JAMES  S.  MACK  S.S.C,  Local  Manager. 


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THE  LIVERPOOL  AND  LONDON  AND  GLOBE 

INSURANCE^  COMPANY. 

H  E  A  D     (D^F  fTc^E  S. 

LIVEEPOOL,  1  DALE  STREET.       LONDON,  7  CORNHILL.       GLASGOW,  128  INGRA},!  ST. 
DIRECTORS    IN    SCOTLAND. 

James  Reid  Stewart,  Esi^.,  Glasgow,  Chairman. 

Andrew  Buchanan,  Esq.  of  Auchentorlie.  i     Robert  F.  Shaw  Stewart,  Esq. 

James  J.  Grieve,  Esq.,  Greenock,  M.P.  I      Swinton  Bouit,  Esq.,  Managing  Director. 

Resident  Secretary — David  Stewart,  Esq. 

Medical  Referees — R.  Scott  Orr,  M.D.,  Glasgow;  Wm.  Robertson,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Edinburgh. 

Bankers — The  Union  Bank  of  Scotland. 


O 


Ph 


Year. 

Fire  Premiums.            j            Life  Preminms. 

Invested  Funds. 

1851 
1856 
1861 
1865 
1870 

£54,305 

222,279 
360,130 
739,332 
931,727 

£27,157 
72,781 
135,974 
250,103 
268,985 

£502,824 
821,061 
1,311,905 
3,177,616 
3,859,392 

00 

o 


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LIFE      DEPARTMENT. 

PKEMIUMS,  1870,     .     .     £268,985. 

HE  Directors  invite  attention  to  the  following  Advantages  afforded  by  the  Company  to  persona 
taking  out  Policies  on  the  lives  of  themselves  and  others  : — 


Premiums  on  plans  adapted  to  the  various  wants  of  the 
Public. 

Bonuses  declared  and  guaranteed  when  the  Policy  is 
applied  for. 

No  charge  for  Stamps  on  Policies. 

No  Liability  op  Paetnership,  the  Bonuses  not  being- 
contingent  upon  profits. 


O 
O 


Surrenders  of  Policies  favourably  dealt  with. 

Thirty  Days  allowed  for  the  Renewal  of  Policies. 

Claims  payable  in  One  Month  after  admission,  but,  U 
wished,  freely  discounted  in  ordinary  cases. 

Annuities,  present  and  deferred,  at  liberal  rates. 

Endowments  of  Children  and  Adults;  the  rates  of  Pre- 
mium are  on  a  modeiate  scale. 


•^ 


Age. 

Annual  Premiums. 

Examples  of  Guaranteed  Bonus  Additions  to 

Without 
Bonuses. 

With  Guaranteed 
Bonuses. 

£100  Policy  under  the  Bonus  Scale. 

Age  30. 

Amount  of  Bonus. 

20 
25 
30 
35 
40 
45 
50 
60 

£1  13     7 

1  17     8 

2  2     6 
2     8     6 

2  16     3 

3  6     4 
3  19     8 
6     1     6 

£1    19      0 
2     3  10 
2     9     5 

2  16     5 

3  5     5 

3  17     2 

4  12     7 
7     1     3 

After  5  Payments 
„     10 
„     20 
,,     30 
.,     40 

£3  13     8 
9     0  10 
27     2     6 
54     5     0 
90     8     4 

o 


ta 


After  Ten  Payments  the  Bonus  increases  year  by  year,  and  is  not  given  only  at  the  end  of 
lengthened  periods,  as  in  most  Ofiices. 

BONUSES    NOT    CONTINGENT    ON    PROFITS. 

FIRE      DEPARTMENT. 

PEEMIUMS,  1870,     .     .     £931,727. 
PREMIUMS  MODERATE.     SETTLEMENT  OF  CLAIMS  LIBERAL  AND  PROMPT. 

Prospectuses  and  full  information  at  the  Offices  of  the  Company,  or  from  any  of  the  Agents. 
DAVID  STEWAKT,  Resident  Secretary,  128  Ingrarn  Street,  Glasgow. 

AGENTS    IN    EDINBURGH. 

Peter  Eobeetson,  Commercial  Bank,  100  South  Bridge. 


Macallan  &  Ciiancellok,  W.S.,  19  Young  St. 
Alex.  Jamieson,  Accountant,  8  Charlotte  St. 
J.  T.  Jamieson,  67  Queen  Street. 

AGENTS 

Low,  Robertson,  &  Co.,  Giles  Street. 
Alex.  Schtjltz  &  Son. 


J.  and  J.  Gardiner,  S.S.C,  46  Hanover  St. 

J.  0.  Shaw,  541  High  Street. 

C.  W.  Thomson,  C.A.,  26  Frederick  Street. 

IN     LEITH. 

I  Alex.  Turnbull,  90  Constitution  Street. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


27 


EST-A-BLISHEr)        ISO  3. 

IMPERIAlTfRE    OFFICE 


CAPITAL,  £1,600,000. 


PAH)  UP  AND  INVESTED,  £700,000. 


FIRE  INSURANCE 

EFFECTED 

ON  BEST  TERMS. 


Scottish  Branch  : 

119  ST.  VINCENT  STREET, 

G-I-.-A.Sa-0"vV. 

Secretaries: 

"W.  J.  CARSA\rELL,  Archibald  Blaik, 

and  Andre-w  Clark. 


AGENTS 

WASTED  OVEK 

SCOTLAND. 

Chairman — John  S.  Gilliat,  Esq.,  Director  Bank  of  England. 
Deputy-Chaiifnan — TH0iL4.s  Joxes  Gibb,  Esq.  Managing  Director — Wm.  Lyall,  Esq. 

Eichard  James  Ashton,  Esq.,  Asliton  &  Co.,  East   George  Hibbert,  Esq.,  Hibbert  &  Co.,  West  India 

India  Merchants.  |         Merchants. 

Thomas  George  Barclay,  Esq.,  Barclay,  Perkins,    William  Burnley   Hume,    Esq.,   Colonial  Com- 

&  Co.,  Brewers.  I         pany. 

KoBERT  Cooper  Lee  Bevan,  Esq.,  Barclay,  Bevan,  I  Sajiuel  Hyde,  Esq.,  Hyde  &  Co.,  Merchants. 

&  Co.,  Bankers.  Charles  Marryat,  Esq.,  Messrs.  Marryat  Brothers, 

Pehcts'AL  Bosanquet,  Esq.,  Bosanquet,  Curtis,  &  Merchants. 

Co.,  Merchants.  James  Gordon  Murdoch,  Esq.,  Eansom,  Bouverie, 

James  Brahd,  Esq.,  Harvey,  Brand,  &  Co.,  Mer-  ,         &  Co.,  Bankers. 

chants.  I  Claud  ^STeilson,  Esq.,  Claud  Neilson  &  Son,  Mer- 

Charles  Cave,  Esq.,  Prescott,  Grote,  Cave,  &Cave,  chants. 

Bankers.  |  Thomas  Holdsworth  NEAViLAN",  Esq.,  Kewman, 

Henby  Davidson,  Esq.,  Davidson  &  Co.,  West  Hunt,  &  Co.,  Merchants. 

India  Merchants.  |  Frederick  Pattison,  Esq.,  J.  Pattison  &  Son,  Silk 

Hbnry  William  Eaton,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Coventry.  and  General  Merchants 


Horace  B.  T.  FAEQUiLSJi,  Esq.,  Forbes,  Forbes,  & 

Co.,  Merchants. 
George  Field,  Esq.,  Wood,  Field,  &  Hanbury, 

Hop  Merchants. 


Martin  Tucker  Smith,  Esq.,  Smith,  Payne,  iS 

Smith,  Bankers. 
Eichard    Twining,    Esq.,    E.    Twining   &   Co. 

Bankers. 


THIS  Company,  established  in  London  in  1803,  under  the  auspices  of  sonie  of  the  leading 
English  Bankers  and  Merchants,  from  amongst  whom  the  Board  of  Directors  is  consti- 
tuted, desires  to  extend  its  connection  in  Scotland. 

There  is  now  an  earnest  desire  on  the  part  of  the  Public  to  effect  Insurances  with  Offices 

WELL  ESTABLISHED  and  of  LARGE  MEANS. 

This  Company  in  every  way  affords  these  requirements. 

Special  attention  given  to  the  Insurance  of  DweUing-house  Property. 

Inspections  and  Surveys  made,  free  of  expense,  upon  application  to  any  of  the  Company's 
Agents,  or  to 

OAESWELL,  BLATR,  &  GLASK,  Secretaries, 

SCOTTISH    BRANCH, 

119    ST.    VINCENT    STREET, 

GLASGOW. 


EUINBUEGH  AND  LEITH 


CIjc  §.f(iaiTcc  %BBnxmxa  Cnmpang. 


ESTABLISHED      182  4. 


CAPITAL,       .       .       .       £5,000,000. 

HEAD     OFFICE     IN     SCOTLAND, 

95     George     Street,     Edinburgh. 


LIFE    DEPARTMENT. 

TX  addition  to  perfect  Security,  combined  with  moderate  rates  of  Premium, 

tliis    Company  offers    the   advantage    of  a   participation  in  Profits,  of 

which 

rOUR-FIFTHS,    OR    EIGHTY    PER    CENT., 

IS    DIVIDED    QUINQUENNIALLY    AMONG    PARTICIPATING 
POLICY-HOLDERS. 

Policies  vnthout  'partici'pation  issued  at  miniviuvi  rates  of  Premium. 
ALEXANDER    DUNCAN,     Manager    at    Edinburgh. 

THE  INSURANCE  GOMPm  OF  SGOTLAm 

INSTITUTED      1821. 
INCORPORATED      BY      ROYAL      CHARTER. 

EDINBURGH:      95      GEORGE     STREET. 
33oavti     of     Sivcction. 

George  Cunningham,  Esq.  of  Newton,  C.E.  William  Kennedy,  Esq.,  ^V.S.,  59  Northum" 
James  R.  Dymock,   Esq.,    J.P.,    20  George  berland  Street. 

Square.  David  Macgibbon,  Esq.,  Architect,  89  George 

John  Nairne  Forman,  Esq.,  W.S.,  8  Heriot  Street. 

Row.  Chas.  Trotter,  Esq.  of  Woodhill,  Perthshire. 


FIRE      INSURANCE. 

THE  Insurance  Company  of  Scotland  was  instituted  in  1847  with  the  Alliance  Assur- 
ance Company,  estabhshed  in  1824,  and  havmg  a  Capital  of  £5,000,000. 

ADVANTAGES: 
I.  Undoubted  Security  combined  with  moderate  rates  of  Premium. 
II.  Prompt  and  Liberal  Settlement  of  Losses. 

III.  Assurances  made  for  Seven  Years  by  one  Payment  charged  for  Si.x  Years  only. 

IV.  Losses  by  Fire  from  Lightning  and  Explosion  of  Gas  in  premises  insured  made  good. 

By  Order  of  the  Board, 

ALEXANDER  DUNCAN,  Manager. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER.  29 


NORWICH     UNION 
riRE    INSURANCE    SOCIETY. 

Established    1821. 


Chief  Office  for  Scotland— 31  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 
PROMINENT    FEATURES. 

I.  THE  TOTAL  EEPEA.L  OF  THE  DUTY  upon  Fire  Insurance  will  now  enable  Insurers  to 
double  their  protection  on  first-class  risks  without  any  increase  of  payment. 

II.  The  Rates  of  this  Society  are  the  same  as  charged  by  other  Offices,  whilst  Two-Fifths  of 
the  Profits  are  returned  to  the  Insured  every  Three  or  Five  Years.  In  proof  of  the 
public  confidence  in  the  principles  and  conduct  of  this  Establishment,  it  will  suffice  to 
state  that  the  total  business  now  exceeds  £95,000,000. 

III.  Moderate  Premiums. — The  Rates  of  Premium  being  in  no  case  higher  than  those  charged 

by  other  principal  Companies  making  no  return  of  Profits,  the  advantage  secured  by 
the  Insured  in  this  Office  is  obvious. 

IV.  Claims  settled  with  Promptitude  and  Liberality. — Losses  arising  from  Lightning,  or  by 

Explosion  from  Gas,  made  good. 
V.  Special  Risks. — Specifications  for  Insurances  on  Breweries,  Distilleries,  Foundries, 
and  Manufactories,  prepared  by  the  Society's  Surveyor  when  required,  free  of  expense, 
and  the  Rates  of  Premium  carefully  adjusted  according  to  the  merits  of  the  Risk. 


JARDINE,  STODART,  &  ERASERS,  W.S.,  Secretaries. 


NOR^WICH    AND    LONDON 

Accident  and  Casualty  Insurance  Association, 

FOR  GRANTING  INSURANCES  AGAINST 

AGGIDENTAL     DEATH, 

AND   AFFORDING 

COMPENSATION  FOR   PERSONAL    INJURY 

ARISING  FROM  ACCIDENTS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

AND  ALSO  FOR  INSURING 

PLATE    GLASS 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  IN  CASE  OF  BREAKAGE  BY  ACCIDENT, 
Whether  used  as  Windows,  Panels,  Show-Cases,  Looking-Glasses,  etc. 

ESTABLISHED   1856.  CAPITAL,    100,000. 


AGENTS. 

JARDINE,  STODART,  AND  FRASERS,  W.S.,  31  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 
JAMES  GALLOWAY,  House  Factor,  94  Constitution  Street,  Leith. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Hentiy  E.  Brand,  Esq.,  M.P. 
OcTAVius  E.  CooPE,  Esq. 
JoitN'  CooPE  Davis,  Esq. 
Henry  Farquhae,  Esq. 


Sir  J.  Lubbock,  Bart.,  M.P.,  F.K.S. 
John  Stewart  Oxley,  Esq. 
Benjamin  Shaw,  Esq. 
M.  Wy^'ill,  jun.,  Esq. 


PELICAN  LIFE  INSUEANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1797. 

70   LOMBARD    STREET,     CITY,    AND    57    CHARING   CROSS,   WESTMINSTER. 

DIRECTORS. 
Chas.  Emanuel  Goodhaet,  Esq. 
Jas.  a.  GoRDON,Esq.,  M.D.,F.E.S. 
KiRKjr.  D.  Hodgson,  Esq.,  M.P. 
H.  Lancelot  Holland,  Esq. 

INDISPUTABLE. 

In  order  to  remove  any  apprehensiim  that  might  he  entertained  as  to  the  perfect  security  of  the 
Policies  granted  hy  the  Pelican  Life  Office,  the  Directors  have  omitted  every  Clause  that  would  render 
them  void  hy  reason  of  any  error  in  the  Statements  made  hy  the  Assured  hejore  or  at  the  time  of  effecting  an 
Insurance.     See  Form  of  Policy,  page  7  of  Prospectus.      To  be  had  at  the  Office,  or  any  Agent. 

mSUEANCES  TAKEN  FEOM  £100  TO  THE  EXTENT  OF  £10,000  ON  A  SINGLE  LIFE. 

LOAKS. — Loans  granted  on  approved  Security,  on  sums  of  not  less  than  £500,  coupled  with  one 
or  more  Policies  of  Insurance  to  be  effected  in  the  Pelican  Office  for  at  least  double  the  amount  of 
the  sum  sought  to  be  borrowed. 

Bonus  declared  1868.  The  Eeversionary  Additions  varied  from  £1,  5s.  to  £2,  lis.  8d.  per  cent, 
per  annum  on  sum  assured,  and  gave  an  average  of  more  than  £1,  15s.  per  cent,  per  annum  on  the 
sum  assured  at  all  Ages. 

The  Bonuses,  if  desired,  can  be  applied  in  the  reduction  of  the  future  yearly  Premiums. 

Great  advantages  are  derived  on  Joint  Lives,  Limited  Payments,  and  Old  Lives,  all  information  as  to 
which  obtained  by  applying  at  the 

OFFICE  IN  EDINBUEGH— 11  DUKE  STREET. 

EOBEET  TUCKER,  Secretary  and  Actuary. 

A  a  E  N  T  S. 

JOHN  M'CULLOCH  {OF  THE  BRITISH  LINEN  CO.'S  BANK).       0ffice-11  DUKE  STEEET. 

MUEEAT,  BEITH,  AND  MUEEAY,  W.S. 

Medical  Officer— 3.  WAEBUETON  BEGBIE,  M.D.,  16  Great  Stuart  Street. 


PH(ENIX    FIRE    ASSURANCE    COMPANY, 

LOMBARD  STREET  AND  CHARING  CROSS,  LONDON. 
ESTABLISHED  IN  1782. 

FOR  INSURING  EVERY  KIND  OF  PROPERTY,  AT  HOME  OR  ABROAD,  FROM  LOSS  OR  DAMAGE  BY  FIRE. 


TRUSTEES    AND    DIRECTORS. 


Decimus  Burton,  Esq. 
Travers  Buxton,  Esq. 
The  Honourable  James  Byng. 
OcTAVius  Edward  Coope,  Esq 
Osgood  Hanbury,  Jun.,  Esq. 
George  Arthur  Fuller,  Esq. 


C.  Emanuel  Goodhart,  Esq.  William  J.  Thompson,  Esq. 

Jas.  Alex.  Gordon,  Esq.,  F.E.S.  Henry'  H.  Toulmin,  Esq. 

KiRKM.  D.  Hodgson,  Esq.  Matthew  Whiting,  Esq. 

John  Dorien  Magens,  Esq.  John  Glutton,  Esq. 

Sir  John  Lubbock,  Bart,  F.E.S.  John  Coope  Davis,  Esq. 

Benjamin  Shaw,  Esq.  Joseph  Samuel  Lescher,  Esq. 

Auditors — John  Hodgson,  Esq. ;  John  S.  Oxley,  Esq. 

Geo.  Wm.  Lo^■ELL,  Secretary.  John  J.  Broojifield,  Assistant  Secretary. 

Solicitors — Messrs.  Dawes  and  Sons,  Angel  Court. 


INSUEANCES  against  Loss  by  Fire  are  effected  by  the  PHCENIX  COMPANY  upon  every  descrip- 
tion of  Propertj',  in  every  part  of  the  World,  on  the  most  favourable  Terms. 

The  promptitude  and  liberality  with  which  its  engagements  are  always  met  by  this  Company  are 
well  known,  and  the  importance  of  its  rehxtions  with  the  Public  may  be  estimated  from  the  fact  that, 
since  its  establishment,  it  has  paid  more  than  Eight  Millions  and  a  Half  Sterling  in  discharge  of  Claims 
for  Losses  bj''  Fire. 

N.B. — The  private  fortune  of  every  individual  Shareholder  in  the  Company  is  responsible  for  its 
engagements,  and  no  person  insured  in  this  OfSce  is  liable  for  the  Losses  of  others,  as  is  the  case  in 
Contribution  Societies. 

PROMPT  AND  LIBERAL  SETTLEMENT  OF  LOSSES. 

AGENTS. 

JOHN  M'CULLOCH  {OF  THE  BRITISH  LINEN  CO:S  BANK).      Office— 11  DUKE  STEEET. 

WM.  S.  MUIE,  1  Hanover  Street. 

EHENIUS  AND  LAWEIE  (late  E.  ALLAN  AND  CO.),  4a  St.  Andrew  Square.  ■ 

ALEX.  B.  AEMITAGE,  3  North  St.  David  St.      WILLIAM  MUIR,  7  Wellington  Place,  Lkith. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


LAW    UNION 

FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED    1854. 

The  only  Law  Office  in  the  United  Kingdom  combining  Fire  and  Life  Insurance. 

CHIEF  OFFICE— 126  CHANCERY  LANE,  LONDON,  W.C. 
EDINBURGH  BRANCH— 3  NORTH  ST.  ANDREW  STREET. 

SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAL-ONE  MILLION  STERLING. 

Chairman — SiR  William  Foster,  Bart.,  Nor-nach. 

Deputy -Chamnan — James  Cuddon,  Esq.,  Bai-rister-at-Law,  Goldsmith  Building,  Temple. 

Actuary  and  Secretary — Fra^s'K  M'Gedy,  Esq. 

Scottish  Branch  Office — 3  North  St.  Andrew  Street,  Edinhurgh. 

S.  B.  STEELE,  General  Agent  for  Scotland. 
Ta  ichom  applications  for  Agencies  in  vacant  places  should  be  made. 

THE  PROVIDENT  CLERKS' 

AND  GENERAL  GUARANTEE  ASSOCIATION  (LIMITED). 

CHIEF    OFFICE— 15  Moorgate  Street,  London,  E.C. 
EDINBURGH    OFFICE-3  North  St.  Andrew  Street. 

THIS  Association  is  specially  authorized  by  the  Lords  of  the  Treasury  to  guarantee  the 
fidelity  of  Government  Officials. 

SPECIAL     ADVANTAGES. 

Persons  guaranteed  by  tliis  Association  are  entitled  to  a  share  of  the  Profits  after 
completion  of  the  Capital,  and  payment  of  a  small  dividend  to  the  Shareholders. 

A  considerable  reduction  is  made  in  the  rate  charged  for  the  Guarantee  when  a  Life 
Assurance  is  taken  out  in  connection  with  such  Guarantee. 

S.  B.  STEELE, 
Head  Agent  for  Scotland. 

NATIONAL     PROVINCIAL 

PLATE  GLASS  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

CHIEF  OrriOES,       .         .     66  Ludgate  Hill,  London,  E.G. 
EDINBUEGH  OFEIOES,      .       3  Horth  St.  Andrew  Street. 

Capital  £50,000   Sterling. 

This  Company  was  established  in  185Jt  for  the  Insurance  of  Plate  Glass  of  every 
description. 

The  Advantages  offered  are : 

Moderate  Rates  of  Premium — Prompt  Settlement  of  Clams  {without  reference  to  the 
Chief  Office) — and  a  Septennial  Return  of  Ten  per  Cent,  to  Insm-ers  who  have  had  no 
breakage  during  that  period. 

No  Stamp  Duty  is  charged,  and  Transfers,  are  taken  at  the  same  rates  of  premium. 

AGENTS. 
J-  {  William  Lawson,  39  Bridge  Street. 

■^^^™  \  Robert  Peddie  &  Son,  3  Duke  Street. 

Musselburgh ....Metbtven  Allan,  56  Newbigging. 

S.  B.  STEELE,  General  Agent  for  Scotland. 
To  whom  applications  for  Agencies  in  unrepresented  Towns  should  be  made. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


THE     NATIONAL 

BOILEE  INSUEANOE   COMPANY, 

LIMITED. 

CAPITAL    £100,000. 

GENERAL  Offices— 24  St.  Ann's   Square,    Manchester. 
EDINBURGH   Office— 3    North  St.  Andrew  Street. 

Chief  Engineer  and  Manager— EE^RY  HILLER,  Esq. 

The  Objects  of  this  Company  are  to  prevent  the  Explosion  of  Steam  Boilers  by  careful 
inspection,  and  to  provide  against  loss  arising  from  Collapse  of  Flues  or  Explosion. 

The  necessity  for  the  inspection  of  Boilers  (which  is  undertaken  by  this  Company)  is 
apparent  from  the  fact  that  a  large  number  of  explosions  annually  occur,  causing  great 
loss  of  life,  besides  numerous  serious  accidents. 

The  Company  undertake  the  Insurance  of  Steam  Boilers,  which  entitles  the  o^vners  to 
periodical  inspection   by  the  experienced  Officers  of  the  Company,  and  to  the  advice  of 
the  Chief  Engineer^  without  extra  charge.     One  Insurance  covers  both  Boiler  and  surround- 
ing Property. 
The  Company  are  the  Sole  Proprietors  of 

SMITH'S    PATENT   FUSIBLE    SAFETY   PLUG, 

which  prevents  Damage  or  Explosion  arising  from  deficiency  of  water.  When  it  is  attached 
to  the  Furnace  Crowns  of  Boilers  insured  with  this  Company,  10  per  cent,  is  deducted 
from  the  Premiums. 

Prospectuses,  Forms  of  Proposal,  etc.  may  be  obtained  from  any  of  the  Country  Agents, 
or  from  the  Company's  General  Agent  for  Scotland. 

S.  B.  STEELE, 
3  North  St.  Andrew  Street,  Edinburgh. 

Applications  for  Agencies  are  invited. 


PLATE   GLASS  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED    185Q. CAPITAL,    £50,000. 

Chief  Office— 53  LIME    STREET,    LONDON. 
Edinburgh    Office— 1    SOUTH    HANOVER    STREET. 


JoitN  Miller,  Esq.,  Merchant,  2  St.  Andrew  Street. 
KoBEET  Clark,  Esq.,  42  and  44  Hanover  Street. 
Alexander  Stevenson,  Esq.,  99  Princes  Street. 


Committ«£   tsi  %zhxt\xtt. 

Messrs.  Glapperton,  Oliver,  &  Co.,  59  Princes 

Street. 
Messrs.  Sturrock  &  Sons,  33  Princes  Street. 


I 


J5a«/!;ers— THE  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Surveyor  and  Glazier — Mr.  James  Edwards,  22  West  Maitlaud  Street. 

Agent  —Mr.  Williabi  Edwards,  Accountant,  1  South  Hanover  Street. 

Managing  Director — E.  Dkesser  Rogers,  Esq. 


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THE  PLATE  GLASS  INSURANCE  COMPANY  (established  in  1852)  insures  every 
description  of  Plate  Glass  against  Accidental  or  Malicious  Breakage.  Moderate  rates, 
liberality  in  meeting  risks,  and  promptness  in  replacements,  have  showed  annually  a  continued 
increase  of  business,  while  the  long  standing  of  the  Company  affords  every  security  to 
Insurers. 

Prospectuses  and  every  information  may  be  had  at  the  OfSce,  1  South  Hanover  Street, 
Edinburgh. 

WILLIAM  EDWARDS,  Accountant, 
Agent  for  North-Eastern  District  of  Scotland. 

LOCAL    AGENTS. 
Leith,  ...         .         Francis  Spence,  Glass  Dealer,  7  Junction  Street. 

PoRTOBELLO,        .         .         JoHN  LouGH,  Painter,  126  High  Street. 
Dalkeith,  .        .        James  Cochrane  8f  Sons,  Painters,  South  Street. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER.  33 


THE     COUNTY     FIRE     OFFICE, 

75  George  Street,  Edinburgh. 

FOUNDED    1806. 


PAID-UP    CAPITAL,       -       -       -       £700,000. 

Special  Featiire  of  the  "  COUNTY"— A  FIKE   BONUS  of  25  per  cent,  of  ALL  the  PRE- 
MIUMS Paid  returned  periodically  to  the  POLICY-HOLDERS. 

ExAsrPLE. — If  an  Insurer  has  jiaid  £20  of  Premiums  in  sereii  years,  and  has  had  no  claim  for  Fire 
during  that  period,  he  icill  receive  hack  £o-     0/her  sums  in  })ro2:>ortion. 

These  Fire  Bonuses  are  paid  out  of  a  Fuud  specialhj  provided  for  the  purpose,  and  take  precedence 
of  the  Dividends  to  the  Shareholders. 

Bates  of  Premium  are  charged  the  same  as  iu  other  Fire  Offices. 

Agents  appointed  in  aU  the  Principal  Towns. 


THE   SCOTTISH 

HEEITABLE    SECUEITY    COMPANY, 

(LIMITED). 
OFFICES— No.  5  ST.  ANDRE-w  SQUARE,  Edinburgh. 


Sirjttors. 


Henry  Moffat,  Esq.  of  Eldin. 
David  Macgibbon,  Esq.,  Architect. 
William  Handyside,  Esq.,  11  Claremout 
Crescent. 


C.  G.  H.  KiNNEAR,  Esq.,  Architect. 
Alexander  T.  Niven,  Esq.,  C.A. 
James  Falshaw,  Esq.,  C.E. 
John  Tawse,  Esq.,  W.S. 


Bankers — The  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Solicitors — Messrs.  Stuart  &  Cheyne,  W.S.,  and  Messrs.  J.  &  A.  Peddie,  W.S. 

Agents  in  Glasgow — Messrs.  Dick  &  Stevenson,  180  West  George  Street. 
Auditor — J.  M.  Baillie,  C.A.  Manager— 3 .  F.  Moffatt,  C.A. 


DEPOSITS  are  received  by  the  Company  at  rates  of  Interest  varying  from  3  to  4-^  per 
cent.,  according  to  the  length  of  period  for  which  the  Money  is  lodged,  the  Rates  at 
present  being  as  follows : — 


For  Periods  under  Six  Mouths, 

For  Periods  under  Twelve  Mouths, 

For  One  or  Two  Years, 

For  Three  Years, 

For  Four  Years  and  upwards. 


3  per  cent. 

4  „ 

4i       „ 
4^       „ 


DEBENTURES  are  issued  for  periods  of  Four  Years  and  upwards  at  4^  per  cent. 
LOANS  are  made  on  Security  of  Heritable  Property,  repayable  by  instalments,  or  partly 
by  instalments,  and  the  remainder  in  one  sum,  according  to  arrangement. 

The  Company's  Funds  are,  by  the  terms  of  its  constitution,  invested  entirely  in  Heritable 
Securities.  Depositors  thus  enjoy  the  safetij  of  Heritable  Bonds,  and  many  important 
facilities  not  obtainable  by  that  mode  of  investment,  combined  with  the  additional  guarantee 
of  the  Company's  Subscribed  Capital. 

Every  information  may  he  obtained  from  the  Manager. 
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34 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


GUARANTEE  AND  SURETYSHIP  ASSOCIATION 

LIMITED. 
CAPITAL,     .    .     £250,000. 

HEAD    OFFICE— 28    QUEEN    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 


TRUSTEES. 
Sir  David  Baxter,  Baronet,  of  Kilmaron. 

Laurence  Eobertson,  Esq. ,  Cashier  of  the  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland. 
A.  KiNCAiD  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  ^Manager  of  the  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 
William  James  Duncan,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 
William  Thomas  Thomson,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Standard  Life  Assurance  Company. 

DIRECTORS. 


George  Clerk  Arbuthnot,  Esq.  of  Mavisbank, 
John  Cook,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Charles  Cowan,  Esq.  of  Logan  House. 
Kenneth  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  C.A. 

BANKERS. 

The  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 


James  Mylne,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Ralph  Erskine  Scott,  Esq.,  C.A. 
William  Smith,  Esq.,  Actuary,  Edinburgh. 


SOLICITORS. 

Messrs.  Hope  and  Mackay,  W.S.,  Edinburgh. 

MANAGER. 
James  Wilkie,  Esq.,  C.A. 


THE  NATIONAL  GUARANTEE  AND  SURETYSHIP  ASSOCIATION,  Limited,  provides 
Security  for  the  fidelity  of  officers  in  Banks,  Insurance  Companies,  Railways,  and  other  Public 
Institutions  ;  also  for  Factors,  Trustees,  Collectors,  Commercial  Clerks,  Bookkeepers,  Travellers 
for  Commercial  Houses,  and  others  holding  situations  of  Trust. 

Bonds  in  relief  of  private  Sureties  are  granted  in  Judicial  and  other  cases,  where  the  Guarantee 
of  a  public  Company  is  not  accepted. 

The  following  public  Companies  and  Institutions  in  Scotland  have,  among  others,  accepted 
the  Guarantee  Bonds  of  the  Association,  viz.  : — 


Bank  of  Scotland. 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

British  Linen  Company. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 

National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland. 

North  of  Scotland  Banking  Company. 

Greenock  Provident  Bank. 

Caledonian  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company. 

Scottish  Union  Insurance  Company. 

Standard  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Scottish  Equitable  Life  Office. 

Alliance  Assurance  Company. 

Life  Association  of  Scotland. 

Scottish  Provident  Institution. 

English  and  Scottish  La%v  Life  Office. 

City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Northern  Assurance  Company. 

Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance  Society. 

Scottish  Fire  Insurance  Company,  Limited. 

Caledonian  Railway  Company. 

Highland  Railway  Company. 

North  British  Eailway  Company. 

Glasgow  &  South- Western  Railway  Company. 


Society  of  Solicitors-at-Law,  Edinburgh. 
London  and  Edinburgh  Shipping  Company. 
General  Steam  Navigation  Company. 
The  Philosophical  Institution. 
National  Bible  Society  of  Scotland. 
Edinburgh  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
George  Heriot's  Hospital. 
Scottish  Trade  Protection  Society. 
Edinburgh  Gas  Light  Company. 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Gas  Light  Company. 
Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of  Edinburgh. 
Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of  Glasgow. 
Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of  Aberdeen. 
Magistrates  and  Town  Council  of  Paisley. 
Faculty  of  Phj'sicians  and  Surgeons,  Glasgow. 
Glasgow  Corporation  Gas. 
Lanarkshire  Prison  Board. 
Dundee  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Dundee  Gas  Commissioners. 
Dundee  Harbour  Commissioners. 
Commissioners  of  Supply,  Perthshire. 
Aberdeen  Royal  Infirmary. 
Parochial  Boards,  various. 
Trustees  in  Sequestrations,  etc.  etc. 


The  Association  transacts  Guarantee  business  alone,  unconnected  with  risks  of  any 
other  description  whatever. 

Porms  of  Proposal  for  Guarantee,  and  every  necessary  information,  may  be  had  on  application 
to  the  Manager  at  the  Head  OflSce  in  Edinburgh,  or  to  any  of  the  Agents  of  the  Association. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 35 

HERITABLE    SECURITIES 

INVESTMENT   ASSOCIATION    (LIMITED). 

fitgisteb  unbcr  '  €ht  Companies  ^xt,  1862.' 
AUTHOEIZED  CAPITAL,  £500,000.      SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAL,  £200,000. 


"William  Fraser,  Esq.,  "W.S.,  31  Princes 
Street. 


DIRECTORS. 

John  Kirk,  "W.S.,  Charlotte  Street. 

John    Boyd,   Esq.    of    Maxpoffle,   2    York 

Place. 
David  M'Laren,  Esq.,  36  Greenhill  Gardens. 
jAjrES  Forman,  Esq.,  Advocate,  6  Drum- 

mond  Place. 


Alexander    "Wood,    Esq.,    M.D.,    Moray 

Place. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A.,  128  George 

Street. 

AUDITOR.  LA.W   AGENTS. 

Thomas  Maetin,  C.A.,  49  Castle  Street.      Murray,  Beith,  and  Murray,  "\7.S.,  43  Castle;St 

MANAGER. 
Andrew  Paterson,  C.A.,  76  George  Street. 


DEPOSITS    AND    DEBENTURES. 

THE  AssocL\TiON  receives  Money  on  Deposit  or  Debenture  Bond,  at  Rates  varying 
from  3  to  i^  per  cent.,  according  to  the  market  value  of  money  at  the  time.  If 
preferred,  a  uniform  Rate  of  Interest  will  be  given  on  Deposits  for  fixed  periods  of  from 
one  to  five  years,  on  terms  to  be  arranged.  The  Debenture  Bonds  will  be  granted  for  three, 
five,  or  seven  years. 

SAFETY  OF  DEPOSITS  AND  DEBENTURES. 

The  AssocL^TiON  lends  its  Funds  on  Heritable  Property  only,  and  at  rates  correspond- 
ing to  the  market  value  of  money.  All  the  Loans  are  repayable  by  instalments,  which  adds 
greatly  to  their  safety,  any  depreciation  which  might  take  place  in  the  value  of  the  security 
being  more  than  met  by  the  gradual  diminution  of  the  Loan.  The  risk  arising  from  the 
Investments  of  the  Company  is  thus  small,  and  they  are  enabled  to  give  comparatively  high 
rates  for  Deposits.  In  adchtion  to  the  fact  that  the  Loans  are  aU  secured  on  Heritable 
Property  only,  Depositors  have  the  further  guarantee  of  the  Company's  large  subscribed  Capital. 

LOANS. 

Loans  are  granted  on  Security  of  Land,  Houses,  and  every  description  of  Heritable 
Property. 

The  Loans  are  repayable  in  periods  of  from  four  to  sixteen  years.  If  desired,  part  only 
may  be  made  repayable  by  instahnents— the  remainder  bearing  interest^  payable  half-yearly. 

Borrowers  can  pay  off  their  Loans  at  any  time,  either  in  whole  or  in  part ;  or  the  period 
of  repayment  can  be  altered  to  one  more  suitable. 

For  further  particulars,  apply  at  the 

COM  PAN  Y'S     OFFICE: 

7  6      G  E  O  R  a  E      S  T  rj  E  E  T,      i:  I)  I  N  B  U  R  O  H. 


36  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 

THE    STANDARD 

INVESTMENT  AND  BUILDING  SOCIETY, 

10    MELBOURNE    PLACE, 

GEORGE     IV.     BRIDGE,      EDINBURGH. 


OBJECTS     OF    THE    SOCIETY. 

The  special  objects  and  leading  features  may  be  tlius  briefly  described  : — 

I.  To  advance  Money  to  purchase  or  improve  Landed  Property,  or  to  purchase,  erect,  or 
improve  Dwelling  Houses  or  Shops,  the  repayment  of  the  Advance  being  made  by  a 
series  of  easy  Instalments  (payable  annually,  half-yearly,  monthly,  or  otherwise), 
extending  over  any  term  of  years  not  exceeding  25. 

n.  To  afford  a  ready  and  safe  channel  for  the  Investment  or  Deposit  of  Money  at  a  fair  Eate 
of  Interest,  with  the  power  of  calling  it  up  on  short  notice. 


.*^*    No  Fees  or  Fines  of  any  description  are  charged  by  this  Society. 


PROGRESS    OF    THE    SOCIETY. 


In  1858  its 

Eeceipts  from  all  sources  were     £6,539  16     8 

1859 

13,349     7    4 

1860 

31,099     5     8 

1861 

35,237  15     8 

1862 

62,720     1     2 

1863 

„                          „                        86,537     0     7 

1864 

„                          „                        93,022     3  11 

1865 

„                          „                      127,289     7     8 

1866 

„                          „                      162,483  17     8 

1867 

„                          „                      229,399  16     3 

1868 

„                       278,454     8     7 

1869 

„                          „                      293,194     5    7 

1870 

309,338    4  10 

INVESTMENT      BRANCH. 

The  Standard  Investment  Society  aUows  at  present  THREE  per  Cent.  Interest  on 
Temporary  Deposits,  repayable  on  short  notice. 

The  Society  also  issues  DEPOSIT  EECEIPTS  for  stated  periods,  bearing  Interest  at  from  Three 
and  a  Half  to  Four  and  a  Half  per  Cent.,  according  to  the  time  for  which  the  money  is  lodged. 
Interest  payable  Half-yearly. 

The  SOCIETY'S  WHOLE  FUITOS  are  INVESTED  in  HEEITABLE  SECURITIES  ONLY, 
nine-tenths  of  the  Loans  on  wliich  Advances  have  been  made  being  secured  on  property  situated 
in  the  city  of  Edinburgli ;  thus  affording  to  Depositors  all  the  advantages  and  security  of  bonds 
over  heritable  property,  vidthout  any  of  the  attendant  expenses,  risk,  or  trouble,  and  ■ndth  the 
additional  advantage  of  withdra'wing  money  on  short  notice,  as  required. 


LOAN     BRANCH. 

Sums,  varying  in  amount  from  £100  to  £10,000,  are  advanced  by  the  Society  for  any  period 
of  years  not  exceeding  twenty-five,  the  sum  borrowed  being  liquidated  by  an  Annual  Bent-Charge, 
which  includes  both  principal  and  interest. 

Since  its  establishment  in  1858  to  the  close  of  1870,  the  Society  has  made 
Advances  to  the  amount  of  £594,473  on  properties  valued  at  more  than  Three  Quarters 
of  a  Million  Sterling, 

The  Rates  for  liepayment  of  Loans,  and  every  other  infoi-mation  regarding  the  Society's 
ojKjrations,  may  be  obtained  on  ajiplication. 

Office  Houks,  10  to  4  and  6  to  8  ;  on  Saturdays,  from  10  to  1  only. 

EDW"-  RAVENSCROFT,  Managing  Director. 
Edineukgh,  May  1871.  J.  DUNCAN  SMITH,  Secretary. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


37 


SCOTTISH 

PROPERTY   INVESTMENT  COMPANY, 

HEAD      OFFICE: 

102    SOUTH    BRIDGE,    EDINBURGH. 

Leith    Branch,        ,        42  Bernard  Street. 


OBJ  ECTS. 

1st,  To  advance  Money  to  Piirchase  Heritable  Property  or  to  pay  off  Bonds. 
2d,  To  Secure  a  Profitable  Return  for  the  Investment  of  Money. 


^xn$tt£S. 


John  K.  Watson,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the 

Edinburgh  Gas  Company. 
James  Watt,  Esq.,  Provost  of  Leith. 
Geo.  Blanshard,  Esq.  (Retimes,  Blanshard, 

&  Co.). 


Charles  Cowan,  Esq.,  Logan  House. 
Alex.    Ramsay,   Esq.,   Manager  of    the 

Edinburgh  Water  Company. 
J.  H.   Stott,  Esq.,  Merchant  and  Bank 

Agent,  Edinburgh. 
George  Harrison,  Esq.,  Merchant,  North 

Bridge,  Edinburgh. 

President — Robert  Paterson,  Esq.,  Architect,  10  Hanover  Street. 

Laio  Agent — John  Auld,  Esq.,  W.S.,  21  Thistle  Street. 

Laio  Agents  in  Leith — Messrs.  Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C,  21  Bernard  Street, 

Valuator — George  Cousin,  Esq.,  12  Royal  Exchange. 


THE  SCOTTISH  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COMPANY  was  established  in  1849. 
Conducted  on  liberal,  yet  safe  and  economical  principles,  it  rapidly  acquired,  and  has 
ever  since  retained,  the  confidence  of  the  public.  It  soon  became,  and  still  continues  to  be, 
the  largest  and  most  influential  Company  of  the  kind  in  Scotland.  Since  its  commencement 
it  has  made  advances  for  the  purchase  of  property  to  no  less  an  extent  than  £770,000. 
The  Directors  are  always  prepared  and  disposed  to  treat  liberally  with  intending  borrowers, 
and  in  large  transactions  they  may  allow  one-third  of  an  advance  to  lie  at  interest,  while 
the  remaining  two-thirds  is  being  redeemed  according  to  the  following  Table  : — 

Table  showing  the  Annual  and  Monthly  Repayments,  including  Interest, 
for  a  Loan  of  £100  : — 


Number  of  Years 
for  which  the 
Loan  is  taken. 

Annual  Payments. 

Monthly 
Instalments. 

Paid  by  Fort- 
nightly or 
Monthly  Instal- 
ments. 

Paid 

Half-Yearly  in 

Advance. 

Paid  Yearly  in 
Advance. 

4 

6 

8 

10 

12 

14 

£28     4     0 
19  14     0 
15  10     0 
12  19     0 
11     6     0 
10    2     0 

£27  18     6 
19  10     0 
15     7     0 
12  16     6 
11     3     9 
10     0     0 

£27  13     0 
19    C    0 
15    4    0 
12  14    0 
11     1    6 
9  18    0 

£2     7     0 
1  12  10 
1     5  10 
117 
0  18  10 
0  16  10 

Sums  of  Money  received  on  deposit,  repayable  on  short  notice.  Interest  paid  or  added  to 
accounts  half-yearly,  in  May  and  November.  The  first  payment  to  a  deposit  account  must  not 
be  under  £10,  and  subsequent  payments  not  under  £2. 

HUGH  CAMERON,  Manager  and  Treasurer.    \ 
WM.  DICKSON,  Secretary. 


38  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COMPANY  OF  SCOTLAND- 

The  Operations  of  this  Comp^sjny  esibrace  Three  Objects  : — 

1.  Receiving  stated  Contributions  from  Unadvanced  Shareholders,  which  are  accumulatecl 

at  CJompound  Interest. 

2.  Making  Advances  to  Shareholders  to   enable  them  to  Purchase,  Build,  or  Bedeem 

Burdens  on  Dwelling  Houses,  Offices,  Shops,  etc. 

3.  Receiving  Deposits  from  the  General  Public  at  a  liberal  rate  of  Interest. 

1.  Accumulation  of  Savings. 

A  Share  in  the  Company  is  constituted  by  a  Fortnightly  payment  of  One  Shilling ;  and  a  Fort- 
nightly payment  of  Four  Shillings,  i.e.  for  Four  Shares,  accumulating  at  5  per  cent,  compound  interest 
(the  ordinary  rate  of  profit),  amounts  in  foui'teen  years  to  £100,  of  which  £27,  4s.  is  interest. 

No  Fines  are  imposed  for  arrears  iu  contribution,  and  Unadvanced  Shares  can  at  any  time  be 
■VTithdrawn. 

2.  Advances  for  Property. 

Advances  are  made  to  Shareholders  for  Purchasing  or  Building  Houses,  Shops,  or  Offices,  or 
to  Eedeem  Burdens  on  the  same.  An  annual  payment  of  £10,  2s.  for  14  years  extinguishes  both 
principal  and  interest  for  every  £100  advanced.     Advances  can  at  any  time  be  redeemed. 

A  small  Sum  annually,  in  addition  to  rent,  soon  enables  a  Shareholder  to  become  his  own  landlord. 

3.  Deposits. 

A  liberal  Interest  is  allowed  on  Deposits.  Depositors  incur  no  liability  as  Shareholders,  and  their 
claims  for  Principal  and  Interest  are  preferable  debts  on  the  Company.  Deposits  are  repayable  as 
arranged. 

Security. 

The  Company  cannot,  by  Act  of  Parliament,  invest  its  funds  in  other  than  Heritable  Securities, 
and  the  extent  of  A  dvances  in  everj-  instance  is  limited  to  the  amount  authorized  by  the  Surveyor, 
which  is  always  short  of  the  market  value  of  the  property  ;  and  as  the  Advances  immediately  become 
repayable  by  instalments,  the  Company  incur  less  risk  than  ordinaiy  lenders  on  heritable  bonds,  to 
whop?,  interest  only  is  paid  without  reduction  of  the  principal  sum. 

OFFICE — 47   Hanover   Street,    Edinburgh. 

C/iairman— JAMES  S.  DUNCAN,  Esq.  Solicitors— '^ KTT  &  ANDEESON,  S.S.C. 

Manager — PETER    COUPER. 

MONEY    LOAN    OFFICE. 

ESTABLISHED     1804. 

J.    FERGUSON    AND    CO.,   Pawnbrokers, 

312    LAWNMAEEET. 

JOHN    G.    ROBERTSON,    Manager. 

(Entrance — First  Door  Right  Hand,  in   Close  Foot  of  Stair.") 

THIS  Old  Established  Company  makes  liberal  Advances  on  SILVER  PLATE,  GOLD 
'.'AND     SILVER    WATCHES,    JEWELLERY,    PIECE    GOODS,    APPAREL, 
BOOKS,  etc.  etc. 

Private  Rooms  for  Confidential  Business. 

N.B. — The  Company's  Saleroom  for  disposal  of  Forfeited  Pledges  is 

314    LAWNMARKET  {Front  Shop). 

Liberal   Money   Loan   Office,, 

ESTABLISHED     40     YEARS, 

(Late   JOHN   THOMSON), 

44    SOUTH    BRIDGE,    EDINBURGH. 

MONEY  advanced  on  Liberal  Terms  for  Silver  Plate,  Watches,  JE^VELLERY,  Diamonds,  . 
etc.,  Bed  and  Table  Lixen,  Wearinu  Apparel.     Loans  above  £10,  per  agreement. 

Fire-Proof  Safes  on  the  Premises. 

Saleroom  on  the  Premises  for  the  disposal  of  Forfeited  Pledges.  A  Large  Stock  o£i 
First-class  Gold  and  Silver  Watches  on  hand,  Diamonds,  Silver  Plate,  Weabing  ^ 
Apparel,  etc. 

M.  FLANNIGAN,  Proprietor. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 39 

UNION    ASSURANCE    SOCIETY, 

FIRE     AND      LIFE. 

81  Comhill,  and   70  Baker  Street,   Portman   Square,  London. 

INSTITUTED   IN   THE  REIGN    OF  QUEEN   ANNE,  A.D.  1714. 

BixnUi5,  ^rnstjM,  utr. 


James  Bentley,  Esq. 
Daniel  Britten,  Esq. 
Chas.  Charringtox,  Esq. 
Beriah  Drew,  Esq. 
John  Hibbert,  Esq. 
Edmund  Holland,  Esq. 
"William  Burrom^s  Lewis,  Esq. 


J.  Remington  Mills,  Esq. 
Joseph  Trueman  Mills,  Esq. 
John  Morley,  Esq. 
J.  Thornton  Rogers,  Esq. 
George  Smith,  Esq. 
Stephen  Soames,  Esq. 
W.  Foster  White,  Esq. 


George  Meek,  Esq.  Sir  Digby  Wyatt. 

THE  Fimds  of  the  Company  are  invested  exclusively  in  First- Class  Securities,  and  amount 
to  more  than  £1,250,000,  and  the  Annual  Income  from  all  sources  is  over  £180,000. 
The  Dii'ectors  are  ready  to  receive  proposals  for  Insuring  Property  generally  against  Loss 
by  Fire  at  Equitable  Rates.     All  losses  promptly  and  liberally  settled. 

An  insurance  may  be  made  for  seven  vears  by  prepayment  of  six  times  the  annual  premium. 
The  advantages  offered  by  the  LIFE"  DEPARTMENT  of  this  Company  are  :— 
Its  age  and  large  capital  afford  perfect  security. 

The  premiums  are  very  moderate.  The  bonuses  distributed  have  been  large. 

The  published  Accounts  give  the  fullest  details  as  to  the  position  of  the  Society. 

CLEMENT  J.  OLDHAM,  Secretary. 

AGENTS    IN     EDINBURGH. 

James  Miller,  S.S.C,  20  North  Nelson  St.    I    L.  Mackersy,  W.S.,  3  North  St.  David  St. 
Egbert  Ritchie,  C.E.,  16  Hill  Street.  Wm.  Myrtle,  C.A.,  7  North  St.  David  St. 

D.  G.  Thomson,  Stockbroker,  13  Hanover  St.  |    John  Laurie,  98  George  Street. 
Medical  Adviser — James  Simson,  Esq.,  M.D. 

SCOTTISH     TRADE     PROTECTION     SOCIETY, 

4     BANK     STREET,     EDINBURGH. 

Incorporated  under  the  Comj>anies'  Acts  1862  and  1867. 

OBJECTS: 

TO  afford  Mutual  Protection,    Obtain   Eeliable  Information,  Expose  FraudiUent  Dealers,  Kecover 
Overdue   Accounts,    Investigate   and  Wind-up   Bankrupt  and   Insolvent  Estates,    and.  aid  in 
Amending  the  Laws  affecting  Trade. 

Annual,  Subscription  to  the  Society,  including  the  Weekly  Lists,  is  .      £1  11    6 
Do.  do.  do.  Monthly  Lists,       .        16    0 

Do.  do.  do.  Confidential  Circular,    110 

When  Weekly  Lists  are  Posted,  '2s.  '2d.  extra  is  charged. 

P.  MORISON,  Manager  and  Secretary. 

South  Bridge  Pawnbroking  Co. 

(INSTITUTED     1812), 

35  SOUTH  BRIDGE  (First  Entry  Nortli  of  the  RaUs), 

AND 

55  NIDDRY  STREET  (opposite  Dr.  -Bell's  School), 
JOHN    G.    GRIEVE,    Manager, 

I^or  Advancing  Money  on  Gold  and  Silver  Plate, 
Jewellery,  JVatches,  Piece  Goods,  Apparel,  Books,  and 
other  moveable  Property,  on  the  most  liberal  terms. 

PRIVATE      ROOMS. 


40  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


BORDER  COUNTIES  FIRE  OFPIGE. 

Head  Office:  DUMFRIES.        CAPITAL,  £100,000  Sterling. 
O  F  F  I  C  E-BEARE  R  S. 

PRESIDENT. 

The  MOST  NOBLE  THE  MARQUIS  OF  QUEENSBERRY. 
VICE-PRESIDENTS. 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Brkadalbane.  8ir  F.  Martin  Williams,  Bart.,  M.P.,  Cornwall. 

The  Eight  Hon.  Count  Roullee,  London.  Sir  Jamks  Anderson,  London. 

EXTRAORDINARY     DIRECTORS. 

Robert  Jardine,  Esq.  of  Castlemilk.  I  Ai^exr.  Robertson,  Esq.,  Banker,  Blairgowrie. 

Wellwood  H.  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Munches,  M.P.    j  John  Vassie,  Esq.  of  Crofton  Hill,  Lanark. 
Admiral  M'Murdo,  of  Cargenholm.  George  Cleghorn,  Esq.  of  Weens,  Hawick. 

('.  F.  Campbell  Eenton,  Esq.,  Laraberton,  Berwick.  |  The  Rev.  William  Barr,  Jedburgh. 
William  Shirres,  Esq.,  Manufacturer,  Aberdeen.    John  Dick  Pkddie,  Esq.,  R.S.A.,  Edinburgh. 
Eobert  Whyte,  Esq.,  Banker,  Forfar.  [  AVilliam  Drysdale,  Esq.,  J. P.,  Helensburgh. 

John  Ewan,  Esq.  of  Cononsyth,  Eden  Hall,  Dundee.  '  Benj.  M'Kay,  Esq.,  Acock's  Green,  Birmingham. 

ORDINARY     DIRECTORS. 

Christopher  Harkness,  Esq.,  Provost,  Dumfries.    Rtciiard  B.  Caruuthers,  Esq.,  Dumfries. 
J.  B.  a.  M'Kinnel,  Esq.,  yr.  of  M'Murdiston,  J. P.  !  Wm.  Thomson,  Esq.,  Timber  Merchant,  Dumfries. 
William  Turner,  Esq.  of  Nith  House,  Dumfries.     Alex.  Milligan,  Esq.  of  Langlands,  Dumfries. 
.James  Davidson,  Esq.,  J.P.,  Maxwelltown.  ;  John  Nicholson,  Esq.,  Manufacturer,  Annan. 

John  Luke  Scott,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Dumfries. 

Bankers — The  British  Linen  Company,  Dumfries  ;  The  Bank  of  Scotland,  Lothbury,  London. 

Auditors — Thomas  Corkie,  Esq.,  Solicitor,  and  P.-F.  for  the  County  of  Dumfries; 

Alexander  Y.  Mac.minn,  Ktq.,  Stockbroker,  Dumfries. 

SoUcitors — Messrs.   S.  j4  damson  and  J.  Symons,  Dumfries. 

Surveyor — Edmond  J.  Langley,  Dumfries.         General  Manager — John  Innes,  Dumfries. 


FOR    FIRE    INSURANCES    ONLY. 

Losses  Promptly  and  Liberally  met.     Household  Furniture,  from  Is.  6d.  per  cent.     Mills,  Manufac- 
tories, etc..  Insured. 

Prospectuses,  Forms  of  Proposal,  and  any  other  information  may  be  had  by  applying  at  the  Head 
Offices,  or  from  any  of  the  Company's  Agents  ;  or  from 

Messrs.  PHILIP  &  LAING,  Resident  S'l-cretaries,  140  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 

EQUITABLE  LOAN  COMPANY  OF  SCOTLAND, 

No.    4     MILNE     SQUARE. 

ENTEANCES: 
42    NORTH    BRIDGE    AND     173     HIGH    STREET. 

CAPITAL    £75,000.  INSTITUTED    1824. 

GEORGE  RUSSELL,  Manager  and  Sole  Acting  Partner. 

rpHIS  COMPANY  advances  Money  on  Loan  upon  Silver  Plate,  Watches,  Jewels,  Soft 
X  and  Piece  Goods,  Apparel,  Books,  and  other  Valuable  Moveable  Property,  under  the 
Pa-wnbrokers'  and  Stamp  Acts,  to  any  amount,  on  very  Liberal  Terms. 

A  Suite  of  Private  Rooms,  and  Two  Private  Boxes  for  Confidential  Business. 

N.B. — The  Salerooms,  for  disposal  of  their  L^nredeemed  Goods  by  Private  Bargain,  are 
227    HIGH    STREET    (one  stair  up). 

NOETH  BEITISH   LOAN    OFFICE, 

312     LAWNMARKET. 

WILLIAM  CLARK,  Pawnbroker  for  upwards  of  Twenty-five  Years,  advances  Money 
on  Loan  upon  Silver  Plate,  Watches,  Jewels,  Piece  Goods,  Apparel,  Books,  and 
every  description  of  Moveable  Property,  on  liberal  terms.     Private  Consulting  Rooms. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER.  41 

THE     SCOTTISH 

.Sttam    CMltiijatvffit    antt    Crivrtbir    CompaitJi, 

(LIMITED). 

INCORPORATED  UNDER  'THE  COMPANIES'  ACTS'  1862  AND  1867. 


CAPITAL— £50,000,  in  5000  Shares  of  £10  each. 

Deposit— £1  i)er  Share  on  AppUcation.     £1  per  Share  on  Allotment. 

Balance  on  Call  as  Business  Advances.  t.3 

DIRECTORS. 

The  Eight  Honoui-able  the  Earl  of  Dl-nmore,     .  .  .  Stirlingshire. 

The  Right  Honourable  the  Lord  Elphixstoxe,    .  .  .  Mid-Lothian. 

Sir  John  Murray,  Baronet,  of  Philiphaugh,        .  .  .  Selkirkshire. 

William  Dingwall  Fordyce,  Esq.  of  Brucklay,  M.P.,  .  .  Aberdeenshire. 

ALEX-iNDER  Bethune,  Esq.  of  Blebo,        ....  Fif<.shire. 

George  Binning  Home,  Esq.  of  Argaty,  ....  Pertlishire. 

John  Robertson,  Esq.  of  Blairbeth,  or  Newhall  Factory,  Glasgow,  Lanarkshire. 

William  Gray,  Esq. ,  Southfield,  ....  Mid-Lothian. 

David  RorGHEAD,  Esq.,    ......  Haddingtonshire. 

Bankers  W"^  ^/'"''«  ^'^^^^  Company's  Bank  )  branches. 

i)u/(ft,e/*  |the  National  Bank  of  Scotland       \ 
Solicitors— QjjRV.ov.  k  Cowpek,  India  Buildings,  Edinburgh. 
Auditor — John  Turnbull  Smith,  Chartered  Accountant,  Edinburgh. 
(  Rhenius  &  Lawrie,  4  St.  Andrew  Square,  Edinburgh. 
c,7       I     7       )  Thomas  Miller  &  Sons,  72  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 
Sharebrokers  i  ^^^^  Dykes,  junior,  79  St.  Vincent  Street,  Glasgow. 
(  W.  &  T.  Ritchie,  Dundee. 
Secretary — David  Curror,  India  Buildings,  Edinburgh. 
Registered  Office — I^^'dia  Buildings,  Edinburgh. 

PROSPECTUS. 

THE  objects  of  this  Company  are  :  the  performance  by  Steam  Power  of  the  operations 
of  Husbandry,  of  Carriage,  and  of  Traction,  and  of  other  steam  power  operations. 

In  prosecution  of  these  objects,  the  Company  intends  to  acquire  and  let  out  Steam 
Engines,  Tackling,  Implements,  and  other  Apparatus  requisite  for  Ploughing,  Grubbing, 
Harrowing,  Rolling,  Reaping,  Leading,  Thrashing,  and  the  other  operations  of  Husbandry, 
including  the  heavier  Carriages  of  the  Farm. 

It  is  intended  also  to  hire  and  employ  Steam  Power  for  heavy  carriages  at  Mineral 
Fields,  the  Driving  of  Machinery,  and  other  works  now  generally  done  by  animal  power.  _ 

The  Capital  of  the  Company  is  to  be  called  up  in  instalments,  according  as  the  necessities 
of  the  Company  require  the  money.  Power  is  taken  to  the  Shareholders  to  increase  the 
capital — such  increase  to  be  allotted  to  the  original  Shareholders,  so  far  as  desired  by  them. 

The  Directors  have  no  predilection  for  any  existing  system  of  Steam  Cultivation  over 
others,  nor  will  they  experiment,  but  they  will  avail  themselves  of  every  proved  improve- 
ment. The  soils  of  the  country  being  various,  they  will  endeavour  to  adopt  the  system  in, 
every  district  most  suitable  to  its  soil.  At  the  outset  they  seek  reliable  information  from 
the  centres  of  agriculture,  and  will  thereafter  supply  to  each  such  steam  power  and  imple- 
ments as  seem  suitable  and  efl&cient  for  thoroughly  working  it,  and  only  to  increase  the 
supply  as  the  demand  increases.  It  is  contemplated  ultimately  to  have  Local  Branches,  with 
Manager  and  Local  Board  of  Shareholders,  for  regulating  all  minor  details  in  each  district. 

The  charges  for  the  Company's  Power  and  Work  must  necessarily  depend,  to  a  consider- 
able degree,  on  the  nature  of  the  soil  to  be  cultivated,  and  of  other  operations  undertaken. 
But,  after  due  inquiry,  a  distinct  specification  of  the  implements  at  service  and  tariff  of 
charges  M'ill  be  prepared  and  issued  for  each  district  where  a  depot  has  been  established. 
The  Directors  feel  assured  that  the  tariff  of  charges  can  be  fixed  at  a  considerably  less  rate 
for  work  done  by  their  engines  than  by  horse  power,  while  the  work  will  be  better  done. 

Prospectuses  and  Forms  of  Application  for  Shares  may  be  obtained  at  the  Bankers, 
Brokers,  Solicitors,  and  at  the  Office  of  the  Company  ;  and  Copies  of  the  Memorandum  and 
Articles  of  Association  may  be  inspected,  in  the  hands  of 

D.  CURROR,  Secretary, 
At  the  Registered  Office,  India  Buildings,  Edinburgh. 


42  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


EDINBURGH   INSTITUTION 

FOR 

Classical,  Slattjcm^tkal,  Commercial,  aitir 
Scientific  Ckcation. 


ESTABLISHED    IN    1832.      REMOVED    TO    8    QUEEN    STREET    IN     1853. 

HEAD     MASTERS. 
EOBEET    M.    FEEGUSON,   Ph.D.    Heidelbekg,  F.RS.E., 

MEMBER  OF  COUNCIL  OF  EDINBURGH  UNIVERSITY  ; 
AND 

GEOEGE    BICKEETON, 

MEMBER  OF  COUNCIL  OF  EDINBURGH  UNnTiRSITT. 


This  School  provides  a  thorough  Classical  and  a  high-class  Commercial 
and  Scientific  System  of  Instruction  for  boys  between  ten  and  eighteen  years 
of  age.  It  qualifies  for  the  Public  Service  and  the  Preparatory  University 
Examinations,  and  for  Business.  Classics  are  not  compulsory,  the  pupils 
having  the  choice  of  a  Classical,  a  purely  Modern,  or  a  Mixed  course. 

Dr.  Ferguson  receives  a  limited  number  of  Boarders  at  his  house,  No.  12 
Moray  Place. 

THE  EDINBURGH   INSTITUTION   FOR  THE 

BOARD  AND  EDUCATION  OF  YOUNG  LADIES, 

1  PARK  PLACE. 

HEAD    MASTER J.    C.    STEEN. 

THE  CLASS  INSTRUCTION  of  this  Institution  is  confided  to  Twenty  Professional 
Teachers.     The  Lady  Superintendent  is  assisted  by  Three  Principal  and  Nine  Junior 
Governesses. 

Fees  for  the  Courses  of  Instruction  vary  from  12  to  24  Guineas  per  Session,  and  for 
Board  from  40  to  50  Guineas  per  Session. 

Copies  of  the  Prospectus  may  be  had  at  the  Institution,  or  will  be  sent  free  on  application. 
All  Letters  to  be  addressed  to 

J.  C.  STEEN,  1  PARK  PLACE. 

MISS   BALMAIN'S   ESTABLISHMENT 

FOR   THE 

BOARD  AND  EDUCATION  OF  YOUNG  LADIES, 

Removed  from  14  Heriot  Row  to 
62  GREAT  KING    STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

Where  the  Accommodation  in  Every  Respect  is  Very  Superior. 

'I'^HE  whole  arrangements  and  studies  are  under  the  immediate  personal  superintendence  of  Mifl3 
J-  Balmain,  -whose  long  experience  in  the  Education  of  Young  Ladies  fully  qualifies  her  to  meet  the 
expectations  of  those  Parents  and  Guardians  who  may  entrust  theh  Daughters  or  Wards  to  her  care. 
The  number  of  young  ladies  received  as  Boarders  being  very  limited,  the  most  careful  attention  is  paid 
to  each  in  regard  to  health,  moral  and  religious  training,  the  preparation  of  their  various  studies,  and 
their  comfort  in  eveiy  respect.  The  First  Masters  attend  to  give  instruction  in  all  the  branches  of  a 
thorough  education  and  accomplishments,  and  Miss  Balmain  is  assisted  by  Foreign  and  English 
Governesses.     French  and  Gei-man  conversation  daily. 

Prospectuses  may  he  had  on  application  to  Miss  Balmain. 


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ARGYLE    PARK,    AR6YLE    PLACE,    EDINBURGH. 


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EDUCATIONAL    AND    BOARDING    ESTABLISHMEMT 
FOR    YOUNG    LADIES. 

ISS  JAMIESON"  is  assisted  by  highly-qualified  Masters.     The  Rooms  are  large  and 
airy,  the  Playground  extensive. 


French,    German,    Drawing,    Painting, 
Piano,    Singing. 

MISS  E.  S.  ARNOTT,  47  GREAT  KESIG  STREET,  Pupil  of  Mr.  T.  M.  Richardson, 
London,  and  Signor  Orsini,  having  been  Educated  and  Eesident  Twelve  Tears  on  the  Conti- 
nent, finishes  Pupils  in  the  French  Language,  grammatically  and  conversationally,  French  Elocution, 
and  Composition.  Also  in  Drawing  in  Pencil,  Challt,  Pastille,  Water  Colour  and  Oil  Painting,  Land- 
scape, Fruit  and  Flower  Painting,  Sketching  from  Nature.  Miss  E.  S.  AENOTT  has  Classes  (Private 
Tuition) ;  also  Class  on  Saturdays  for  Governesses.  Masters  attend  for  different  Branches.  Four 
Toung  Ladies  received  as  Boarders.  Home  Comforts,  combined  with  a  Continental  Education 
French  and  German  always  spoken. 

Miss  E.  S.  AENOTT  invites  an  Inspection  of  her  Paintings,  Testimonials,  and  Terms. 


47    GREAT    KING    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

S:)t\ttX    ([German    iElasses 

AND  PRIVATE   LESSONS   FOR   ADVANCED  CLASSES,   BY 

Charles    Fischer-Fis  chart, 

Author  of  the  Elementary  German  Grammar,  German  Stories,  New  German  Eeader,  Advanced 

German  Eeader,  etc. 
TERMS: — 7s.  6c?.  an  hour  at  Mr.  FiscTiart's  House,  or  10s.  Qd.  an  hour  at  PupiVs  Residence. 
One  or  more  pupils.,  up  to  six,  may  take  part  in  the  Lesson.     (Studeiits^  Evening  Classes, 
One  Guinea  per  Term.) 

19     CUMBERLAND     STREET. 

MONSIEUR      RICHON'S 
FRENCH    ACADEMY    FOR    LADIES    AND    GENTLEMEN. 


MONSIEUR  RICHON  conducts  his  Classes  every  day,  at  convenient  hours,  at 
65  CASTLE  STREET ;  and  Delivers,  in  French,  his  LECTURES  on  various 
subjects  every  Friday,  from  Three  to  Four,  at  ROYAL  SCOTTISH  SOCIETY  OF  ARTS 
HALL,  117  George  Street. 


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ITALIAN      AND      SPANISH. 

IGNOR  MINOLA  (A.C.)  Member  of  the  Academy  of  Arcadia  in  Rome,  Successor  to  Dr. 
Lemmi,  gives  Lessons  in  Schools  and  Private  Families. 
Select  Ladies'  Classes  Twice  a  Week.  Gentlemen's  Evening  Classes. 


TRANSLATION'S      BONE. 

30     RUTLAND     SQUARE. 


TEAlfSLATIONS    PKOM    PEENOH,    GEEMAIT,    AND    LATDf. 

MR.    A.    SCHNEIDER,    2    Albany    Street, 

Teacher  of  the  above  Languages,  Author  and  Translator  of  Works  belonging  to  various 
Departments,  will  always  be  ready  to  make  Translations  into  English. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


MR.    MONTGOMERY'S    PRIVATE    ACADEMY, 

21  COLLEGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

English,  Commercial,  Algebra,  Latin,  French,  and  Drawing. 

Gentlemen  prepared  for  the  Civil  Service,  etc.  Examinations. 

DRAWING,    PAINTING,   AND    PERSPECTIVE. 

MR.    WALTER   FERGUSON    (High   School,   Edmburgh  Academy,   etc.)   has  DAY 
CLASSES   for   Ladies   and   Gentlemen    Four  Times    a  Week,   and  EVENING 
CLASSES  Twice  a  Week,  at  36  GEORGE  STREET. 

Cards   of  Hours   and  Fees   on  application. 


GEEMAN  LANGUAGE  &  LITEKATUEE. 


J.    T.    LOTH, 

Dr.  Ph.  cf  M.A.  of  the  University  of  Freiburg, 
Author    of  several    Educational    German     Worhs. 

27    RUTLAND     STREET. 

Private    Classes    and    Private    Tuition. 

Schools  attended. 


DANCING  AND  CALISTHENICS. 

83   GEOEGE     STEEET. 


R.  and  MRS.  LOWE'S  ACADEMY  is 
Open  annually  from  the  1st  October 


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till  the  end  of  June. 
Schools  and  Families  attended  privately 


45     CASTLE     STREET. 

DANCING,    CALISTHENICS,    AND    COUET    PEE  SENT ATION. 


MONSIEUR   AND    MESDEMOISELLES    BROUNEAU, 

Teachers  of  the  above. 

MR.    GRAHAMSLEY   ATKINSON'S 

ACADEMY    OF    DANCINQ    AND    DEPORTMENT, 

52   PEEDEEICK   STEEET  (Late  Mr.  Lowe's  Eooms). 
Entrance,     1a    Hill    Street. 

GAELIC    BOOKS, 

AND   WORKS    OF   CELTIC    LITERATURE. 

MACLACHLAN    AND    STEWART, 

64     SOUTH     BRIDGE,     EDINBURGH. 

Catalogues  on  receipt  of  Stamp. 

SOUTH  SIDE  LIBRARY  &  READING  CLUB, 

Subscription  21s.  per  Annum,  including  Magazines. 


MACLACHLAN    AND    STEWART, 

BOOKSELLERS, 
64  SOUTH  BEIDGE,  EDINBUEGH. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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MEDICAL    PUBLICATIONS. 

MACLACHLAN     AND     STEWART, 

Booksellers  to  the  University, 

64    SOUTH   BEIDGE,    EDINBUEaS. 

Catalogues  on  receipt  of  Stamp. 

MEDICAL    AO    SCIEIfTIEIC    LIBEAET. 

SUBSCRIPTION,    21s.    PER    A'NNUM. 


JAMES      THIN, 

BOOKSELLER, 

54  AND  55  SOUTH  BRIDGE,  14  and  15  INFIRMARY  STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 

A  Large  Discount  off  the  Price  of  all  New  Books. 


Books  in  every  Department  of  Literature. 


W.   AND    A.    K.    JOHNSTON, 

Sole  Agents  in  Scotland  for  the  Ordnance  Survey  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  and  the  Geological  Survey. 

LAW   PLANS   AND   PLANS    OF   ESTATES    CONSTRUCTED,   DRAWN, 
AND  LITHOGRAPHED. 

PLANS  AND  MAPS  COLOURED  AND  MOUNTED  TO  ORDER. 

BANK-NOTES,    CHEQUES,    AND   ALL   KINDS   OF   COMMERCIAL   WORK 
CAREFULLY  EXECUTED. 

KING'S    CRICKET    DEPOT, 

54-c    LOTHIAN    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

EVERY  ARTICLE   USED  IN  THE   GAME— 

BATS,  BALLS,  LEG  GUARDS,  BATTING  GLOVES,  GAUNTLETS,  STUMPS, 
NETS,    SCORING    BOOKS. 

BOXING   GLOVES,    QUOITS,    SINGLE    STICKS,    FOOTBALLS,    GOLF   BALLS 
AND  CLUBS,  SHINTY  STICKS,  INDIAN  CLUBS,  DUMB-BELLS,  etc.  etc. 

Bats   Rehandled.     Cricket   Grounds   Relaid. 

LIST     OF     PRICES     FREE. 

Scottish  Cricketer'' s  Annual,  Is.     Post  free.  Is.  Id. 


E.  Sc  S.  LIVINGSTONE, 

SCHOOL   BOOKSELLEES, 
57    SOUTH    BRIDGE,    EDINBURGH. 

BOOKS  IN  ALL  DEPARTMENTS  OF 

LITERATURE, 

New  and  Seconu-Hand. 

BOOKS  BOUGHT  AND   EXCHANGED. 


PRINTING  BY  STEAM  POWER. 


LORIMER  &  GILLIES, 
13    CLYDE    STREET, 

Undertake  every  description  of  BOOK,  LAW, 
PERIODICAL,  and  GENERAL  PRINTING, 
promptly,  and  at  Moderate  Rates. 

Estimates  on  Application. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Caldwell  Brothers'  Heraldic  Stationery, 


No  Charge  is  made  for  Monogram  Dies  of  Two  Initials. 


'The  V.  R.  Papers  and 
Envelopes  proved  not  only 
the  best  and  most  artistic,  but 
were  found  to  be  fully  a  third 
cheaper  than  any  of  the 
London  houses.' 


Caldwell  Brothers. 


Samples,  with  Detailed  Il- 
lustrated Catalogue,  post  free 
on  application. 

All  Goods  delivered  carriage 
free  in  England,  Scotland,  or 
Ireland. ' 


WATERLOO      PLACE,      EDINBURGH. 

COMPREHENSIVE   LITHOGRAPHIC   AND   LETTERPRESS 
PRINTING    ESTABLISHMENT. 


SCHENCK    &    M'FARLANE, 

U  AND  19  ST.  JAMES'  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH, 

HAVING  AN  EFFICIENT  STAFF  OF 

FIEST-OLASS    AETISTS    AND    PEIUTEES, 

ARE  PREPARED  TO  EXECUTE 

£  VER  Y  DESCRIPTION  OF  ARTISTIC  AND  COMMERCIAL  WORK, 
LA  W  AND  GENERAL  PRINTING, 

WITH 

TASTE,     ACCURACY,     AND     DESPATCH. 


Plans  of  Estates,  Charts,  etc.,  Expeditiously  and  Carefully  Executed. 

ROYAL    GYMNASIUM 

11    NORTH    PITT    STREET. 

{Adjoining  the  Sivimminrj  Baths.') 


Book,  Law,  and  Commercial  Printing  of  E^^:RT  Description. 

Posters  and  Concert  Programmes  Printed  in  Colours. 

Handbills  of  all  kinds  executed  in  the  First  Style,  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 

Cards,  Circulars,  Invoices,  Letter-Headings,  Intimations,  etc.  etc. 


Estimates  on  application  to  Mr.  Charles  Cooper,  Manager. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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Newspapers  from  London,  by  Express,  Daily, 

H.    UOBOSOU, 

Wholesale  and  Retail 

PERIODICAL      AND      NEWS      AGENT, 

11  GKEENSIDE  STEEET,  EDINBUEGH. 


THE  Latest  Editions  of  the  London,  Man- 
chester, Edinburgh,  and  Glasgow  News- 
papers forwarded  direct,  with  the  greatest 
regularity,  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom. 


To  Country  News  Agents  and  Booksellers. 

H.  R.  begs  to  inform  the  Country  Trade 
that  he  supplies  all  the  Daily  and  Weekly 
Edinburgh  Papers  by  the  first  early  morning 
Trains,  all  in  one  Parcel. 

Postage  Stamps  received  for  any  News- 
papers or  Periodicals,  etc. 


JAMES    ARNOT, 

Bookseller,  Stationer,  Librarian, 
and  News  Agent, 

45  GEINDLAY  STEEET,  EDINBURGH. 

Subscription  and  Circulating  Library, 

All  the  London,  Edinburgh,  Glasgow, 

and  other  Papers,  Magazines, 

Periodicals,  etc.,  delivered 

or  sent  by  Post. 

Scotsman,  Review,  and  Courant  delivered 
early  every  morning. 


WILLIAM  BARCLAY, 

51  HANOVER  STREET, 

DIE    AND    STAMP    CUTTER. 


ORNAMENTS  AND  BORDERS  FOR 

BOOKBINDERS,     PRINTERS,     Etc. 

ENDORSING  STAMPS,  SEALS. 

BUSINESS,    MONOGRAM,   AND    ADDRESS    DIES. 

JOHN    MURRAY, 

MANUFACTUKER  AND  DEALER  IN 

New  and  Second-Hand  Printing  and 
Bookbinding  Material, 

AND      LICENSED     APPRAISER, 

22  and  28    NIDDRY    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


CHARLES    J.    THOMSON, 

SUCCESSOR  TO 

ALEXANDER  BANKS,  Jun., 

§0olibmber  anir  Stationer, 

{Under  the  Patvunage  (if  Her  Majesty  the  Queen), 

29     NORTH      BRIDGE, 
EDINBURGH. 


Day  Books,  Ledgers,  Cash  Books,  etc.,  Kuled  and 
Bound  to  any  Pattern. 


Libraries  Repaired  and  AiTanged. 


P.  MALLOCH  AND  SON, 

M  A  P-  MO  UN TERS, 
306  LAAYNMARKET,  EDINBURGH. 


SURVEYORS',  ENGINEERS',  and  ARCHI- 
TECTS' PLANS,  DRAWINGS,  and 
TRACINGS ;  ORDNANCE  MAPS  and  IN- 
SURANCE CARDS,  carefully  Mounted  and 
Varnished. 

J.  Whatman's  Best  Hand-made  Double 
Elephant  and  Imperial  Drawing  Papers  kept 
in  Stock,  Mounted  for  immediate  use,  in  single 
Sheets  and  joiued  in  Rolls.  Web  Paper 
Mounted  to  Order. 


WALTER     REID, 

SEAL  ENGRAVER, 

From   PARIS, 

{After  an  Absence  of  Twenty-Five  Years 
from  this  his  native  city), 

T)EGS  leave  to  intimate  that  he  continues 
to  work  in  the  above  line  of  Art  at 

76  QUEEN  STREET, 

And    most    respectfully    solicits    the    kind 
patronage  of  the  Public. 


JAMES     IRVINE, 

16  THISTLE    STREET, 

Die  and  Stamp  Cutter, 

Seal  and  Copperplate  Engraver, 

Perforating  Machine  Maker. 

Patent  Cancelling  Machines  for  Bank  Cheques 
and  Drafts. 

Coats  of  Arms,  Crests,  Monograms, 

Private  and  Official  Seals, 

Banking  and  Mercantile  Endorsing  Stamps, 

Military  and  Livery  Dies  and  Buttons, 

Harness  Crests,  &c.  &c. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


HOICEOPATHY. 

UNDER     THE    IMMEDIATE     PATRONAGE     OF     THE 
HOMCEOPATHIG     FAGULTY. 


POTTAGE'S  HOMEOPATHIC  PHARMACY, 

117    PRINCES    STREET,    EDINBURGH, 

(opposite  the  Castle), 

And    134    BUCHANAN   STREET,    GLASGOW, 

{opposite  the  Western  Club). 

PAINLESS    DENTISTRY.       ARTIFICIAL    TEETH. 

For  Natural  Appearance,  Durability,  and  Comfort,  unsurpassed. 

BEST  TEETH,  from  5s.     COMPLETE  SETS,  £4,  4s. 

UPPER  OR  UNDER  SETS,  £2,  10s. 

TEETH  STOPPED,  2s.  6d.     TEETH  EXTRACTED,  with  Nitrous  Oxide  Gas. 


JAMES    GENTLE, 

SURGEON-DENTIST, 

20     NICOLSON     STREET,     EDINBURGH. 

Second  Door  South  of  Royal  College  of  Surgeons. 
GRATIS     HOUR— NINE     TILL     TEN     A.M. 

MR.     PETER     CAMERON, 

DENTIST, 

{For  Seventeen  Years  Assistant  to  Francis  B.  Imlacii,  Esq.,  Queen  Street,  EdinburgK), 
Begs  to  intimate  that  he  has  commenced  on  his  own  account,   at  his  House, 

30      BARONY     STREET. 

Edinburgh,  1S71. 

ANDREW      DRUMMOND, 

Medical     Rubber, 

30    broughton    place,    edinburgh, 

Assistant  during  Seven  Years  to  the  late  Mr.  Beveridge. 

MR.     BURN,     CHIROPODIST, 

Can  be  Consulted  Daily  from  12  to  4  o'clock  at  his  Chambers, 
14  4       PRINCES       STREET,       EDINBURGH. 

MR.  BURN  extracts  radically  Hard  or  Soft  Corns,  by  a  metbod  peculiar  to  himself,  -without  the 
slightest  pain  or  inconvenience  of  any  Icind;  also  cures  speedil}',  and  with  certainty,  Bunions, 
defective  Toe  Nails,  and  all  other  ailments  to  which  the  feet  are  subject.  Mr.  Burn's  Testimonials  date 
back  to  the  year  18o"2.  FEE — .^s.  for  each  attendance,  which  is  never  exceeded,  whatever  ammcnt  of  atten- 
tion the  feet  may  n  quire.  Any  Lady  or  Gentleman  who  would  wish  confirmation  of  Mr.  Burn's  skill 
before  consulting  him,  cau  be  referred  to  former  patients,  who  have  most  kindly  volunteered  to  answer 
inquiries  on  that  head.  Before  12  o'clock  Mr.  Burn  will  be  liappy  to  visit  Patients  at  their  own  Eesi 
dences,  charging  a  small  additional  Fee  according  to  distance.  ...^^tL  /*•* 


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PETEE    STEYEIfSON, 

OPTICIAN  AND  PHILOSOPHICAL 
INSTRUMENT   MAKER, 

{Long  at  No.  9  Lothian  Street,  and  at  No.  51  George  IV.  Bridge), 
HAS  REMOVED   TO 

NO.    5    FORREST    ROAD,    EDINBURGH. 

MR.   WM.    HANNAH, 

{Upwards  of  Twenty  Years  Assistant  to  the  late 
MR.  NASMYTH), 

10  BAKEE'S   PLACE, 


EDINBURGH. 


TEi^n^s    :M:oI^EI^^^TE. 


PAINLESS    DENTISTRY. 


Mr.  J.  D.  MORRISON, 

SURGEON-DENTIST, 

HAS  r:EMO%T:D  to 

27      GRANGE      ROAD. 


J.      S.      COTTAM, 

{Upwards  of  Fifteen  Years  with  Paterson  &  Sons), 

PIANOFORTE,  HARMONIUM,  aijd  MUSIC 

AND  FANCY  GOODS  WAREHOUSE, 

40    COCKBURN    STREET. 


COTTAGE    PIANOrOETES 
AND  HAKMONIUMS. 

The  Cheapest  and  Best,   in  Rosewood  and  Walnut, 
to  he  had  in  Edinburgh,  at 

JAMES    CURLE, 

No.  52  HANOVER  STREET, 

{First  door  Upstairs'). 

INSPECTION  RESPECTFULLY  INVITED. 
OLD  PIAKOFOETES  TAKEN  IN  EXCHANGE. 

Pianofortes  Tuned  and  Repaired. 


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IMMO    &    SON'S 

UNIVERSITY 
and    44     SOUTH    BRIDGE. 


All  Works  of 

Photography  Executed  in  the  Highest 

Style  of  the  Art. 


JAMES    DEVINE, 


Pianos  and  Harmoniums  Tuned  and  Repaired '  DEALER  W  GOLD  AND   SILVER,  AND 

GENERAL  MERCHANT, 
299  AND  301  cow  GATE,  EDINBURGH. 


in  Town  and  Country. 


UNRIVALLED    CARTES-DE-VISITE. 

Cartes  Beautifully  Coloured,  Is.  each. 
Photographs  taken  all,  Sizes. 

Pictures  Copied. 

Enlargements  up  to  Life  Size. 

Portraits  for  Brooches  and  Lockets. 

Photographs  Coloured  in  Oil  and  Water,  and  Finished 

in  the  Highest  Style,  by  First- Class  Artists. 

Groups  all  Sizes,  up  to  any  Number. 

OBSERVE: 

J.    HOWIE,   Junior, 

PHOTOGEAPHIO  AETIST, 

Only  Entrance : 

60    PRINCES    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

ESTABIJSUKD  1840. 


ESTABLISHED    1808. 


JAMES  MCGREGOR  AND  SON, 

glanufaduriug  ®atclj  mtir  CIotK  ^skrs, 
^efojcUers,   tie, 

25   WEST    REGISTER    STREET, 

ST.    ANDREW    SQUARE, 

EDINBURGH. 


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ALEXANDER    GUNN, 

■Working  Jeweller,   Watchmaker,   and 

Silversmith, 

10    LEITH    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

Scotch  Pebble  Ornaments  in  Gold  and  Silver. 

Second-hand  Gold  and  Silver  "Watches. 

Second-hand  Silver  Plate,  in  Spoons,  Forks, 

Tea-Sets,  Salvers,  Claret  and  Hot-Water 

Jugs,  Bread  Baskets,  and  a  great 

variety  of  Articles. 

Electro-Silver-Plated  Goods,  in  every 

useful  Article. 

Jet  Goods,  in  Brooches,  Bracelets,  Chains,  etc. 

Hair  Jewellery,  in  Chains,  Bracelets,  and 

Brooches. 

Steel  Spectacles  with  Pebble  Eyes,  7s.  6d. 

per  pair. 

Watches  and  Jewellery  Cleaned  and  Repaired. 
€siHbIis^£tt   1820. 

WILLIAM~PICKEN, 

PRACTICAL  WATCH  AND 
CLOCK  MAKER, 

9    MELEOUENE    PLACE, 
EDINBURGH. 


GEORGE  LAING, 

Working   Jeweller,  'Watchmaker,    and 

Manufactiorer  of  Scotch  Pebble 

and  Highland  Ornaments, 

27    NICOLSON    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


ORDERS  and  Repairs  carefully  attended 
to,  and  executed  by  experienced  Work- 
men on  the  Premises.  Watches,  Timepieces 
Musical  Boxes,  etc..  Cleaned  and  Repaired. 
Hair  Plaited  and  Set  to  any  Pattern.  Seal 
and  Silver  Engraving. 

Old  Gold  and  Silver  Bought. 

Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


THE  ACCOMMODATION  LOAN  CO., 

21    ST.    JOHN    STREET. 


MONEY  advanced  on  PERSONAL  SE- 
CURITY, in  sums  from  £1  to  £100, 
repayable  by  Weekly  Instalments. 
For  Forms  0/ Proposal,  apply  to 

JOHN    MACKIE,   Manager. 


Bullion  Dealer,  Refiner, 
and  Soldsmlth. 

WILLIAM    MORTIMER, 

9    NORTH    BRIDGE,    EDINBURGH. 

FOEEIGN   GOLD   AND    SILVEK 
MONIES   EXCHANGED. 


GOLD,  Silver,  Old  Coins,  Epaulettes,  Lace, 
Australian  and  Calif ornian  Gold,  Gilders' 
Skewings,  Bookbinders'  Rags,  Photographers' 
Silver- deposit,  etc.,  Bought. 

Gold  and  Silver  Watches,  Diamonds,  Pearls, 
and  Jewels,  Bought  and  Sold,  or  Exchanged. 

Scotch  Pebbles,  Jaspers,  Cairngorms,  Pearls, 
Gems,  etc. 

Dentists'  Gold  in  Plate  and  Wire ;  Platina, 
in  Gauze,  Plate,  and  Wire,  always  on  hand. 


MOMT!     MONET!!     MONET!!! 

For  Ladies'  and  G-entlemen's  Oast-ofF 
Wearing  Apparel. 

JAMES  HARVEY,  228  Cowgate,  gives  the 
Highest  Price  for  every  description  of 
Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Cast-off  Clothing, 
Naval  and  Military  Uniforms,  etc.  etc. 

All  orders  from  Town  and  Country,  per  post 
or  otherwise,  wiU  meet  with  punctual  atten- 
tion, when  the  fullest  value  in  Cash  may  be 
relied  on. 

JAMES      HARVEY, 
228    COWGATE,    EDINBURGH. 


BERNARD   WAUGH, 

33    ST.    MARY'S    STREET, 
EDINBURGH, 

Licensed  Broker  and  Commission  Buyer 

Of  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  "Wearing  Apparel, 
Military  Accoutrements,  etc.  etc.,  for  •which  the 
Highest  Prices  are  given  in  Cash. 


ORDERS  BY  POST  PUNCTUALLY  ATTENDED  TO. 


ELLIA    LUIS, 

STUCCO    MANUFACTUEER   AND    DEALEE 
IN  POETLAND  CEMENT, 

33     HIGH      STREET, 
EDINBURGH. 


PLASTER  OF  PARIS  of  the  Finest  QuaUty, 

for  all  purposes,  can  be  had  always 

fresh  ground. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


51 


N  O  TICE      OF      REMO  V  A  L. 

W.    F.    VERNON,    Surgeon-Dentist, 

BEGS  to  intimate  that  he  has  removed  from  80  Princes  Street  to  9  Viewforth  Place.     W.  F.  V., 
■while  he  gi-atefuUy  acknowledges  the  very  liberal   encouragement  he  has   received  from  his 
Friends  and  the  Public  for  the  long  period  of  Thirty-four  years  in  Princes  Street,  trusts  still  to  be 
favoured  with  their  patronage  at  his  New  Address.     All  branches  of  his  profession  will  be  conducted  on 
the  same  economical  principles  as  formerly.     Consultations  on  ■:h6  Teeth  and  Gums,  Free. 
Bours  of  Attendance,  from  10  a.m.  to  4  p.m.     Saturdays,  from  10  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

New  Address— 9   VIEWrOETH    PLACE,    BEUNTSFIELD    PLACE. 

Edinburgh,  May  1871. 


M 


N, 


Seal 


URDOCH      AND      SO 

51    HANOVER     STREET, 

Engrayers    and    Die    Sinkers,    Stamp    Cutters   and 
Engravers,  Medallists  and  Heraldic  Artists. 


Greneral 


Coats  of  Arms. 


Crests,  Monograms,  Addresses,  etc.,  Engraved 
on  Stone,  Steel,  and  Silver. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 
Embossing  Presses,  Ink  Pads,  Official  Seals,  and  Printing  Stamps  for  Railway,  Banking,  and  Insurance 
Companies ;  Livery  Buttons,  Church  Tokens,  Stencil  Plates,  Ornamental  Brasses  in  Mediaeval  or  Modem 
Designs;  Visiting  and  Maniage  Cards  in  the  newest  Styles.  Book  Plates  Engraved  and  Printed  in 
Heraldic  Colours  ;  Die  Stamping  and  Lithographing  ;  Arms  and  Crests  searched  for,  and  Monograms 
Designed. 


LA    MAEBEERIE. 


MONUMENTS,  MANTELPIECES,  COATS  OF  ARMS,  ALTARS, 

PAVEMENTS,  BATHS,  CONSOLE  TABLES,  ETC. 

Chimney  Pieces,  etc.,  beautifully  Cleaned  by  a 

new  process,  at  a  trijiing  cost,  without  the 

usual  damage  to  paper  and  carpets. 

CLEMENT    WHYTE, 

NOETH    BEITISH    MAEBLE    WOEKS, 
CANONMILLS. 


S.    GLASSTONE, 

WHOLESALE     PICTURE- FRAME     MAKER, 

IMPORTER  OF 

Gilt,  Kosewood,  and  Maple  Mouldings,  Slips, 
Eeads,  and  Poreign  Sheet  Glass, 

59    SOUTH    BRIDGE   (2  Stairs  up) 

{Opposite  the  College'), 

And    29    POTTERROW, 
EDINEUEGH. 


Poreign  and  British 
larWe  Works. 

AND.  WALLACE  &  CO.,  Marble  Mer- 
chants and  Sculptors,  at  the  Railway 
Station,  Shrub  Place,  Leith  Walk,  Edin- 
burgh, import  direct,  use  improved  steam 
power,  and  do  the  first  business  out  of 
London,  at  the  lowest  possible  prices. 

Monuments,  Chimney  Pieces,  Baths,  Pavement, 
etc. 

Repairs  moderately  and  judiciously  made. 


J.    M.    WASTLE, 

Carver,  Gilder,  and  Oxford  Frame 
Manufacturer. 

FRAMING  AND  MOUNTING  IN  EVERT 
STYLE. 

11    SHRUB    PLAGE, 

LEITH     WALK, 
EDINBURGH, 


JOHN     F.    DEWAR,    Naturalist. 

Bird-Stuffer  and  Importer  of  Cockatoos,  Parrots,  Paraquets,  Piping  Bullfinclies,  Belgian, 

German,  and  Iforwicli  Canaries,  Swans,  Geese,  Gold  and  Silver  Pheasants, 

Ornamental  Waterfowl,  Poultry,  Pigeons,  etc. 

j^vrAJiiES  aj<tt:>  :E'J^Jj<rci-^  oa-O-es  jMLJ^j:>:Ei  to   ok,jder,. 

48  Uortli  Hanover  Street,  Edinburgh.     House — 37  Lady  Menzies  Place,  Iforton  Park. 


ESTABLISHED 


52  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


JAMES    AITOHISON, 

GOLDSMITH     AND     WATCHMAKER5 

23     PRINCES    STREET, 

And      15      BANK      STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


Dealer  in  Precious  Stones,   Old  Plate,  Foreign  Money,  etc.  etc. 

Alexander    Reid, 

OPTICIAN       AND      JEWELLER, 
31a    SOUTH     CASTLE     STREET, 

(FIRST  SHOP  SOUTH  OF  GEORGE  STREET). 


Spectacles  and  Eye  Glasses  of  every  description,  Gold,  Silver,  Steel,  and  Shell. 
Mathematical  Drawing  Instruments,  in  cases  and  separate. 
Surveying  Instruments,  Theodolites,  Levels,  Chains,  Staffs,  Sextants,  etc. 
Barometers  {Aneroid),  Wheel,  Portable,  Model,  Fitzroy,  and  others. 
Thermometers — Bath,  Chemical,  Hothouse,  Brewers',  and  others. 
Telescopes,  a  great  variet;/.     Deer-stalking  do.,  in  Sling  Cases,  etc. 
Field  and  Opera  Glasses,  Single  and  Double,  6  and  12  Glasses. 
Magic  Lanterns  and  Slides,  Levers,  Chromatropes,  Views,  etc. 
Microscopes  and  Objects,  Knives  and  Scissors,  Botanic  Glasses,  etc.  etc. 

Working  Models  7nade  to  order.     All  Repairs  personally  attended  to. 

Jewellery  in  Coloured  and  Bright  Gold  Brooches,  Guards,  Alberts,  Necklets,  Pins,  Stndi, 
Mourning  Brooches,  Silver  and  Pebble  Brooches,  Pins,  Gold  and  Silver  Lockets,  Sleeve  Links, 
Watches,  etc.  A  general  assortment  q/Plated  Jewellery,  Gold  and  Plated  Hair  {Mounted)  Alberts, 
Guards,  etc. 

%*  Jeivellery  and  Watches  Cleaned  and  Repaired. 

A.     REID,    31a   South   Castle   Street, 

(FORMERLY  47  SOUTH  BRIDGE). 

H.    LEVY,    JuN., 

DEALER  IN  ANTIQUES,  RARE  OLD  CHINA,  PICTURES,  ETC., 

No.    63    PRINCES    STREET    (One    Stair   up), 

EDINBURGH. 

FOREIGN  MONIES  BOUGHT  AND  EXCHANGED.     PICTURES  RE-LINED, 

CLEANED,  AND  RESTORED. 

The  utmost  value  given  for  Old  Gold  and  Silver,  Precious  Stones,  ^-c. 


A.    F.    M  A  A  S, 

5    Union    Place,    Edinburgh, 
TOBACCONIST, 

AND    IMPORTER    OF    CIGARS,    MEERSCHAUM    PIPES,   ETC. 
A  LARGE  CHOICE  OF  THE  ABOVE  .4LWAYS  O.W  STOCK,  AT  MODERATE  PRICES. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


53 


ESTABLISHED       180  9. 


AGENTS  in  Scotland  for  Jones'  patent  system  of  controlling  Clocks  by  Electricity, 
as  applied  by  them  to  the  Clocks  in  the  Royal  Observatory,  Edinburgh,  in  con- 
nection with  the  Time  Gun  and  Time  Ball  signals,  the  principal  Clocks  in  the  New  General 
Post  Office,  and  that  in  front  of  the  General  Register  House  ;  also  in  the  Glasgow 
Observatory,  in  connection  with  the  Public  Clocks  there ;  the  Liverpool  Observatort,  in 
connection  with  the  Time  Gun  ou  the  Mersey  ;  in  MANCHESTER  ;  in  the  Polkowa  Obser- 
vatory, St.  Petersburg ;  and  in  AMERICA  and  INDIA. 


T  U  E  E  E  T     CLOCKS 
FOE  CHUECHES  AND  OTHEE  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS. 

An  Extensive  Assortment  of 

BRITISH  AND  FOREIGN  CLOCKS  AND  TIMEPIECES 

For  Drawing,  DiNnNG,  and  Bed  Rooms,  Libraries,  Halls,  and  Offices. 

Gold    Chains,    Seals,    Keys,    Lockets,    etc. 

Clocks  wound  by   Contract.  French  Clock   Cases  Refreshed  or  Regiti. 

JAMES    RITCHIE    &    SON, 

Q5      LEITH      STREET,     EDINBURGH, 
CHRONOMETER   AND    WATCH   MAKERS, 

Astionomical,  House,  Eailway,  and  Steeple  Clock  Manufacturers. 


54 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


INDIA-RUBBER    MANUFACTURES. 


India-Rubber 
Manufactures. 

Delivery  Hose. 
Solid  Tul)iiig. 
Locomotive  Piping. 
Foot  and  Pump  Valves. 
Piston  Packing. 
Flange  Washers. 
Socket  Washers. 
Pmnp  Buckets. 
AVlieeJ     Tires     for     Car- 
riages. 
Warehouse     and      Road 

Trucks. 
Gas  Bags. 
BUliard     and     Bagatelle 

Cushions. 
Door  Springs. 
Door  Mats. 
Diving  Dresses. 
Ejdropults,    or    Portahle 

Fire-Engines. 
Machinei7      Driving 

Bands. 
Sheet  Rubber,  all  Qualities 

and  Thicknesses. 
Btiffers     for     Railway 

Waggons. 


"Waterproof 
Manufactures. 

Gent's  Walking  Coats. 
Coachmen's  Coats. 
Railway  Guards'  Coats. 
Leggings  and  Overalls. 
Mud  and  Deck  Boots. 
Driving  Gloves. 
Cart  Covers. 
Waggon  Covers. 
Rick  Covers. 
Horse-Loin  Covers. 
Carriage  Aprons. 
Fisliing  Coats. 
Fishing  Trousers. 
Fishing  Stockings. 
Fishing  Boots. 
Fishing  Shoes. 
Fishing  Bags. 
Game  Bags. 
Ammunition  ' 
Kiiapsacks. 
Gun  and  Rifle  Covers. 
Portable  Sponging  Baths. 
Portable  Boats. 
Water  and  Air  Beds. 
Pillows  and  Ctishions. 
Waterproof  Bed  Sheets. 


Vulcanite  or 
Hard.  India-Rubber 

Manufactures. 
Ladies'  Long  Chains. 
Ladies'  Victoria  Chains. 
Ladies'  Necklets. 
Gent.'s  -Albert  Chains. 
Ladies'  Band  Combs. 
Dressing  Combs. 
Bracelets,  Crosses. 
Ear-ring.s,  Brooches. 
Buckles,  Belt-clasps. 
Thimbles,  Charms. 
Card  Baskets,  Studs. 
Sleeve  Links,  Solitaires. 
Toilet  Trays,  Hair  Pins. 
Armlets,  Gauntlets. 
Shirt  Studs,  Pen-holders. 
Drinking  Cups,  etc. 

Gutta  Percha 
Manufactures. 
!  Bands  for  Machinery. 
Pump  Buckets. 
Tubing,  Shoe  Soles. 
Sheets— all  Qualities. 
Mouthpieces  and  Whistles 
for  Speaking  Tubes. 


Sundries. 

Leather  Leggings. 

India-Rubber  Balls. 

India-Rubber  Toys. 

Tobacco  Pouches. 

Bed  and  Crib  Sheeting. 

Soap  Bags. 

Sponge  Bags. 

Nursing  Aprons. 

Feeding  Bottles. 

Teats  and  Nipple  Shields. 

Finger  Stools. 

Thumb  Covers. 

Chest  Expanders. 

Foot-baUs. 

Silk  and  Cotton  Stocking6. 

Knee-caps,  Legjgings. 

Anklets  and  Wttstlets. 

Gutta     Pei-char    Tissue 

Cloth. 
Enemas. 
Clyster  Bottles. 
Breast  Exhausters. 
India-Rubber  Shoes. 
Elastic  Gusseting. 
Hot- Water  Bottles. 
Elastic  Bands. 
Cord  and  Catapult*. 


THORNTON,    CURRIE,    AND    CO., 

WATEEPEOOF,    AIRPKOOF,    VULCANITE,     AND    INDIA-RUBBEE    MANTJFACTinBEES. 

Retail    Depot— 78    PRINCES    STREET,    Edinburgh. 
Wholesale    Depot— 2    HANOVER   STREET,    Edinburgh. 

And  at  43,  45,  and  47  JAMAICA  STREET,  GLASGOW. 
CALEDONIAN     RUBBEE    WORKS,     DALRY,     EDINBURGH. 

THE      EDINBURGH 
GUTTA   PERCHA    COMPANY'S   WAREHOUSE, 

CORNER       OF       BANK       STREET. 


GAEDEN    HOSE    AND    TUBING. 

|-inch  Hose,  S^d.  per  foot.  i-inch  Hose,  4^d.  per  foot. 

Sixty-feet  Lengths. 

GENTLEMEN'S     WATEEPEOOF     COATS    fkom    10s.    6d. 

LEGGINGS,   4s.   6d. 

A  Large  Assortment  of  BOOTS  and  SHOES  for  all  Glasses, 

CHEAP. 

OVEESHOES   AND  HOUSE   SLIPPEES. 

VULCANITE  GOODS, 

In  Chains,  Necklets,  Brooches,  and  Earrings,  in  endless  Yariety. 
Golf  Balls,    Best   Make,   One   Shilling   Each. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADYERTISEK. 53 

THE 

'SIMPSON' 

^WORLD-RENOWNED    PRIZE   MEDAL 

SEWING      MjAC^  MINES. 

Simple  in  Construction. 
Invaluable  to  all. 

Matchless  in  Stitching. 

Possessing  great  power. 
Superiority  proved 

O  ver  all  Competitors.  r 

N  ot  liable  to  get  out  of  Order. 

THE  SAME 
CARE,     LABOUR,     AND     EXPENSE 

THAT  GAINED  FOR  THE  ABOVE  CELEBRATED 

SEWING     MACHINES 

PEIZE  MEDALS  AT  THE  DUBLIN  AND  PAEIS  EXHIBITION& 
Are  expended  on  all  Machines  alike.  Those  we  sell  daily  are  in  every  respect 
identical.  No  other  SEWING  MACHINES  possess,  to  the  same  extent,  and  in 
the  same  harmonious  and  perfect  form,  that  Durability,  Simplicity,  Ease  of  Opera- 
tion and  Management,  Strength  and  Beauty  of  Stitcli,  and  Variety  of  Workmanship, 
which  have  made  the  above  Machines  so  famous.  They  have  attachments,  also, 
specially  adapted  for  thick  and  thin  Material. 

Every  Machine  Warranted  and  Maintained  in  Order,  Free  of 
Charge,  for  Twelve  Months. 

P  U  R  C  H  A  S  eIrT      TAlTGirT       GRATIS. 

Eltistrated  and  Descriptive  Pamphlets,  enclosing  Samples  of  Stitching,  sent  Free  to  all 

parts  of  the  World. 


R     E.     SIMPSON    &    CO., 

PATENTEES  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

\^  SEWING   MACHINES. 

S  H  O  W-ROO  M  S: 
11  BOTHWELL  OIKOUS,  BOTHWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW. 
15.  OOGEBUEN  STEEET,  EDDfBUEGH. 
116  OHEAPSIDE,  LONDOIJ,  E.G. 
97  BOULEVAED  SEBASTOPOL,  PAEIS. 
13  PFEEDEMAEKT,  HAMBUEG. 

WORKS: 

Eagle  Factory,  Bishop  Street,  Glasgow. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


THE 

DEMAND 

FOR  A 


COMMODITY    -^P* 


IS  THE 

BEST    PROOF 

OF 

ITS    VALUE. 


THE  SINGER  MANUFACTURING  CO., 

PROPRIETOES  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE  WORLD-RENOWNED 

'8INGER'   SEWING    AND   BUTTON-HOLE   MACHINES, 

FOR  FAMILY  USE   AND   MANUFACTURING  PURPOSES. 

BRANCHES    AND    AGENCIES    THROUGHOUT    THE    CIVILISED    WORLD. 

PRINCIPAL    OFFICE  :     458    BROADWAY,    NEW   YORK. 

INSPECTION  INVITED  AT  ■ 

108     PBINCES     ST  BEET. 


TEUNKS, 

POETMANTEAUS, 

DEESSING  CASES, 

^TEAVELLING    BAGS, 

EUGS,  BEUSHES, 


COMBS, 

AND  EVEEY   EEQUISITE 

FOE 

TOUEISTS 

AND  TEAVELLEES. 


M.    CLEGHORN, 

Portmanteau,  Tnuik,  and  Brush  Manufacturer,  Foreign,  Naval,  Military,  and  Marriage  Outfitter, 

5  SOUTH  ST.  ANDREW  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

{Three  Doors  from  Princes  Street.) 

LADIES'  AND  GENTLEMEN'S 
DRESSING  OASES 


AND  riTTED   BAGS, 

In  Russian,  Morocco,  ij-  Coloured  leather. 

Trunks  and  PonxMANTEAUs  of  every  description  .and  for  every  climate.  Hand  Bags,  Courier 
Baosi,  Haversacs,  and  Caupkt  Bags  at  all  prices.  Railway  Rugs  "in  great  variety.  Shoe,  Cloth, 
Hair,  Tooth,  Nail,  and  other  Brushes.  Dressing  Combs,  Ladies'  Back  and  Side  Combs,  in  Tor- 
toiseshell,  Indiarubber,  etc.  Turkey  and  Common  Sponges,  Toilet  Soaps,  Perfumes,  Pomades. 
Re-Nic  and  otlier  Basket  Sandwk;!!  Cases.  Spirit  Flasks,  Drinking  Cups,  Quaigiis,  and  Horns. 
Umurf.llas.  Plain  and  Fancy  Walking  Sticks  and  Canes.  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's  Riding 
Whips,  elegantly  Mounted  and  Plain.     The  most  pmmpi  aftention  to  Orders. 

_    The  Stock  to  select  from  in  every  Department  being  large  and  varied,  Visitors  cannot  fail  to  be 
suited  to  their  wishes  in  Style,  Quality,  and  Price.     Inspection  Invited. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISEK. 57 

IRVING    BROTHERS, 

SOLID  LEATHEE  TRUNK  AND  POETMANTEAU  MANUEAOTURERS, 
80    PRINCES    STREET,    EDINBURGH, 

BEQUEST  special  attention  to  their  present  ]arge  stock  of  Indian  Overland  Trunks,  Solid 
Leather  Portmanteaus,  Ladies'  Portbianteai's,  an  immense  variety  of  Leather  and 
Carpet  Bags,  and  every  other  article  in  Ibe  Trade,  all  made  upon  the  premises,  and  under  their  own 
personal  superintendence,  which  enable  them  to  sell  at  such  prices  that  no  other  House  in  the  city 
can,  for  such  quality  of  workmanship  and  material. 

80  Princes  street,  Edinburgh,  and 
157  Buchanan  Street,  Glasgow. 

THOMAS    DUNCAN    ANB    SONS, 

BRUSH     MANUFACTURERS 


^g  Spftial  ^^^^^^^^»  Appointment 

TO     THE       ^^^^^^        QUEEN. 

Wholesale   Warehouse— 20  PIOARDT  PLACE,    LEITH   WALK. 

P.    &    R.    HAY, 

1    HERIOT    BUILDINGS,    LEITH    WALK, 

I    TJfr  "^ 

U    SOUTH    ST.    DAVID    STREET, 

EDINBURGH, 

Velvet,  Silk,  Satin,  and  Woollen  Dyers  and  Dressers, 
Moire  Antique  and  Silk  Waterers  and  Printers. 


DAMASK,  MOEEEN,  REP,  AND  CLOTH  FURNITURE  CLEANED  AND  DYED. 

CHINTZ  FURNITURE  CLEANED  AND  GLAZED,  AND  LININGS 

CLEANED  OR  DYED  AND  GLAZED. 

LACE  AND  MUSLIN  CURTAINS  CLEANED  AND  DRESSED. 

GENTLEMEN'S  CLOTHES  RENOVATED. 

KID  GLOVES  CLEANED  OR  DYED  BLACK. 

CRAPES  AND  VEILS  DYED  AND  DRESSED. 

CARPETS,  HEARTH-RUGS,  LINEN  CRUMBCLOTHS,  AND  WOOL  MATS 

CLEANED  OR  DYED. 

BLANKETS,  BED  QUILTS,  AND  WOOL-WORK  CLEANED. 


Greatest  care  taken  in  Finislung  all  Goods  in  First  Style  with  Promptitude  and  Despatch. 


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EDENBURGH  AM)  LEITH 


INGLIS     GREEN 

DTEHa,   SCOURIIi},  AMI   PEHTna  ESTABLISHMENT, 
SLATEFORD,  EDINBURGH. 


A  AND  J.  M'NAB,  Dyei;s  anu  Scourers  to  the  Queen,  would  respectfully  call  att^ir 
.     tion  to  their  IMPROVED  METHODS  of  DYEING  and  CLEANING  DRESSES, 
SHAWLS,    CLOAKS,    Gentlemeirs    CLOTHES,    DAMASK    CURTAINS,     and    every- 
variety  of  SILK  and  WOOLLEN  MATERIAL. 

They  would  also  call  attention  to  their  New  Process   of   PRINTING  on   RE-DYED  • 
or  CLEANED   SILK,  WOOLLEN   or  JIIXED   FABRICS,  which  gives  to  them  a  new 
appearance.     Patterns  can  be  seen  at  their  Agents. 

FURNITURE  COVERS  and  CURTAINS  HAND-GLAZED  or  MANGLE-FINISHED. 
Also,  MUSLIN  and  LACE  CURTAINS  DRESSED  as  NEW  by  Elastic  Frames. 

BRUSSELS,  TURKEY,  etc.  CARPETS,  of  the  Largest  Size,  can  be  CLEANED  by 
a  Patent  Steam  Carpet-Cleaning  Machine,  without  softening  or  removing  the  natural  stiffen- 
ing, and  without  injury  to  the  colours  or  danger  of  shrinking. 

Lists  of  Prices  obtained,  and  Silk  Printed  Patterns  seen,  at  their  Offices, 

39  QUEEN  ST.,  85  S.  CLERK  ST.,  and  3  W.  TOLLCROSS, 
EDINBURGH; 

AND  AT  THE 

DYE     AND     BLEACH     WORKS,     INGLIS     GREEN,     SLATEFORD. 
NOTICE     OF     REMOVAL 


4    NORTH     MELVILLE     PLACE. 

OSTRICH     FEATHER     MANUFACTURER. 

J.  P.  FRENCH,   Son  and  Successor  to  the  late  G.  T.  French,  153  Rose  Street, 
Ostrich  Feather  Manufacturer. 


NOTICE    OF    REMOVAL. 


RICHMOND    FRENCH, 

OSTRICH    FEATHER    MAKER, 

CARRYING  on   busuiess  at    153    ROSE 
STREET,  under  the  name  of  his  late 
Father,    G.  T.  French,  has  REMOVED  to 

2     SCIENNES     HILL. 


Feathers  Cleaned,  Dyed,  and  Dressed. 

Pheasant  and  other  Foreign  Birds  made  up 

in  any  Style. 


SAMUEL   YARROLL, 

OSTRICH  FEATHER  MANUFACTURER 
AND  FURRIER, 

No.  13  NORTH  ST.  ANDREW  STREET, 
EDINBURGH. 


Ladies'  Feathers  and  Plumes  Cleaned, 
Dyed,  and  Dressed, 

FURS   CLEANED  AND  ALTEEED. 
ALL  KINDS  OF  SKINS  DRESSED  AND  MADE  UP, 


FURS 


TO    LADIES. 


FURS! 


As  Furs  are  thoroughly  cleaned  only  in  the  open  air,  Ladies  would  find  it  advantageous  < 
to  have  such  goods  done  up  during  the  Summer  months,  thus  securing  good  light  for 
matching  and  repairing,  also  avoiding  the  possibility  of  disappointment  (as  to  time)  some- 
times occurring  in  the  busy  season. 

Grebes  (first  cleaning)  rendered  as  good  as  new.     These  and  ermines  especially,  oughtf 
not  to  be  left  over  till  wanted  for  wear. 

Feathers  Cleaned.     Skins  dressed,  and  carefully  made  up  by  the  Subscriber. 

,    ,  J.  Hunter,  8  Buccleuch  StreeL 


POST-OFFICE  DIEECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


59 


PETER    AND    JOHN    HAY, 

DTEES  AWD  SCOURERS,  BLEAOKERS   AND   CLEAR   STARCHERS, 
SSEVALE,    MUSSELBURGH. 

Office  :  10  Nicolson  Street,  Edinburgh. 


J.    &.    HIT    AO    SOI,:  THE  SHETLAND  WAREHOUSE, 


DYERS  AND  SCOURERS, 

13    NORTH    MELVILLE    PLACE, 

{QueensfeiTy  Street), 

EDINBURGU. 


JAMES    M'KECHNIE, 

SILK,  WOOLLEN,  AND  FEATHER 
DYER, 

41    'West    Nicolson    Street,    and 
73  Northumberland  Street. 

Works— B  ELL'S     MILLS, 
EDINBURGH. 


MAVER    AND    CO., 

SILK  AND  WOOLLEN   DYERS, 

OSTRICH  FEATHER  DRESSERS, 

7  CLERK   STREET. 

Gentlemen's  Clothes  Cleaned,  and  Mournings 
Dyed  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 


JAMES    M'DERMOTT, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

IKON    BEDSTEAD    AND    BEDDING 

MANUFACTURER, 

61,  63,  and  65  North  Hanover  Street, 
EDINBURGH. 


Feather  Beds,  Hair  Mattresses,  etc..  Purified 
by  Steam. 


MISS  OGG, 

Ladies'  and  Children's  General  Outfitter, 

6    HANOVER    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 

STAYS,  CRINOLINES,  and  UNDER- 
CLOTHING to  order;  also  the  Cutting- 
out  of  Ladies'  and  Children's  Underclothing 
for.  Home  Sewing. 

Stays  Washed  and  Repaired. 
N.B. — Ladies  waited  upon  at  their  Residences. 


112  Comniercial  Street,  Lerwick ; 


THE    SHETLAND   WAREHOUSE, 
52  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

LINKLATER  &  CO.  have  always  a  Select 
Stock  of  Hand -Knit  Fine  LACE 
SHAWLS,  MANTLES,  VEILS,  SCARVES, 
CLOUDS,  in  all  Coloiu-s.  WRAP  SHAWLS 
and  HANDKERCHIEFS,  suitable  for  In- 
valids or  for  Travelling. 

Next  door  to  Royal  Hotel. 


WHiTEHEAD  AND  CO., 
Stamifitcturcrs  ai^mimx  p0swrg 

TO  THE 

QQEEN  AND  ROYAL  PAMILY. 


KNICKERBOCKER  HOSE   AND    SOCKS 

IN  EVERY    VARIETY. 

18  SOUTH  ST.  ANDREW  STREET. 


SCOTCH    WOOLS. 

Best  Qualities  in  every  Colour  and  Mixture  at 

MRS.  MATHESON'S  Berlin  Wool 
Repository.  Her  own  invented  Ball  and 
other  Tidies  are  still  unrivalled  for  Richness  of 
Colour,  Simplicity,  and  Cheapness ;  and  all  other 
New  Patterns  always  on  hand. 

MRS.    MATHESON, 

^erlijt    Waol    anb    .ifantg    |l«pDsitorg, 
7  DUBLI]^  STREET,  EDINBHEGH. 


ROBERT    MCKEAN, 

{Lately  with  Mr.  Graham  Morj£,  Princes  Street), 

HAIRDEESSEE  AND  PERFUMEE, 

4lA    SOUTH    CLERK    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


LADIES'  AND  GENTLEMEN'S  WIGS. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


B 


LACK 


O   I  L  K  S. 


Guaranteed  to  Wear. 


'CACHEMIRE      DE      S  O  I  E,' 

New  Make,  Specially  Manufactured  for 

M'LAUEN,    SOI,    &    CO.,    EDIUBUE&H. 

GREAT  difficulties  having  been  found  in  obtaining  Black  Silks  tliat  will  really  wear  well,  an-ange- 
ments  have  been  made  with  a  Lyons  Firm  to  manufacture  the  '  Cachemire  de  Soie,'  which  is  t 
made  from  the  Finest  Italian  Silk. 

Prices  from  £3,  10s.  to  £7,  10s. 

*^*  Every  Dress  Guaranteed  to  Wear. 

M'LAREN,    SON,    &    CO.,    329,    331,    333 ;    323,  325,  327  HIGH  STREET. 
Ready  Money. 

SILK    AND     DRESS    WAREHOUSE. 


A.    O.    MACKENZIE, 

SUCCESSOR    TO    MESSRS.    JAMES    WILSON    AND    CO., 
3    SOUTH    BRIDGE    STREET. 

JOHN    ARMSTRONG, 

G-eneral  Drapery  Wareliouse.    Millinery,  Dressmaking,  Outfitting. 

Tamily  Mournings. 

32  QUEENSFERRY  STREET  (formerly  12  Charlotte  Place). 
116    PRINCES    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

;  Shirts  for  Gentlemen.       Family  Hosiery,  and  French  Gloves. 


SHEARER       &       SON, 

DfDIA  GAUZE  HOSIEET.        ALL  KINDS  OP  SILK  HOSIERY. 
BALBEIGGAIf  HOSIEET.  EEENOH  OASHMEEE  HALF-HOSE. 

SHEA  R  E  R    &    SON, 

116    PRINCES     STREET,     EDINBURGH. 


T.     M.    T  E  N  N  A  N  T, 

HAIRDRESSER,  PERFUMER, 

ORNAMENTAL  HAIR  MANUFACTURER, 

AND  VENDOR  OF 

TOILET    REQUISITES. 

23   N.   W.   CIRCUS   PLACE, 
STOOKBEIDGE,    EDINBUEGH. 


Hours  of  Business,  from  8  a.m.  till  9  p.m. 
TERMS— CASH  ONLY. 


WILLIAM     COOK, 

HAIRDRESSER,  PERFUMER, 

AND 

ORNAMENTAL  HAIR  MANUFACTURER, 

3  DEANHAUGH  ST.,  STOOKBEIDGE, 

EDINBURGH. 

TOILET  Requisites.  Ladies'  and  Gentle- 
men's Perukes.  Artistic  Souvenirs,  in 
AYatch  Guards,  Alberts,  Bracelets,  Rings, 
etc.,  made  to  order. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


6i 


CHRISTIE  ricTLPATRICK; 

Bt  Special  Appointment 

Eobe-Makers  to  tlie  University, 

SUPPLY 

CLERGYMEN'S  ROBES  in  aU  the 
various  Shapes  and  Materials;  and 
for  the  convenience  of  parties  re- 
quiring them,  will,  when  requested, 
forward  a  few  to  select  from,  Qar- 
riage  paid. 


CHRISTIE  &  KILPATRICK, 

Eohe-Makers  to  the  University, 

104     SOUTH     BRIDGE, 

EDINBURGH. 


JOHN   SMITH, 

Cailor,  Clotljier,  ^itlgit,  §ar,  ^ofon,  aiib  pabit  glabr, 

102     SOUTH     BRIDGE,     EDINBURGH, 

Begs  to  draw  the  attention  of 
Clergymen  and  Gentlemen  to  his  select  and 
well-assorted  stock  of  Superfine  Black  Cloths  and  Doe- 
skins for  Dress  Suits,  combining  appearance  and  durabilitj'  with 
moderate  prices.     The  workmanship  is  got  up  in  the  neatest  style,  under  J.  S.'s 
personal  superintendence  ;  and  as  he  has  been  for  a  number  of  years  established  as  a  practical 
cutter,  he   can  with   confidence   solicit  a  trial,  being   ensured   of  success. — J.   S.  having   bestowed 
eonsiderable   attention  to   the   making   up   of    Trousers— the   most   difficult   and    generally 
the  worst  fitting  garment  worn — has  succeeded  in  making  them  both  elegant 
in    style    and    comfortable    to    the    wearer.        His    materials    for 
Trouserings  comprise  a  quantity  of  the  newest  and 
most  fashionable  patterns  of  Tweeds,  and 
plain    and    fancy   Doeskins. 
TROUSERS  MAKER. 

JOHN      SMITH, 

102     SOUTH      BRIDGE,      EDINBURGH. 

GENTLEMEN'S    OUTFITS 

FOR   CHINA,  INDIA,  AND   THE   COLONIES. 


BEOWN     BEOTHEES, 

(Late  BROWN  .«sD  TREGILGAS), 

BEG  to  direct  attention  to  the  above  Department   of  their   Business,  to  which  they 
continue  to  give  Special  Care. 

QENTLEMEN'S    OLOTHllTa    AND    OUTPITimG    ESTABLISHMENT, 
56   NEW    BUILDINGS,    NORTH    BRIDGE, 

'  x:i.,  E I^  I N  B  U  R  G  H. 


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THE   BOYS'  KILT  DRESS. 

THE  BOYS'  KNICKERBOCKER  SUIT,  and 

THE  30YS'  YOUNG  ENGLAND  SUIT, 

All  Ready  Made,  or  Made  at  once  to  Order,  at 

PANTON  ATJD  YOUNG'S,  36  SOUTH  BRIDGE. 


JAS.  MCDONALD   &   SON, 

ISlHrtarg  iatlors,  Clotbiers,  aiii)  pigljlanir 

€a»inmt  P^akcrs, 

423     LA"WNMARKET, 
(^Opposite  County  Buildings), 

EDINBURGH. 


Kilts  of  every  Clan  made  to  Order. 
Highland  Dresses,  Officers'  Unifonns,  etc. 


THOMAS   HTIDE   AID   CO., 

CLOTHIERS    AND    DRAPERS, 

13    UNION    PLACE, 
EDINBURGH. 


LATJDEH  AND  HAEDIE, 

CLOTH TERS,  MEN'S  MERCERS,  AND 

HABIT  MAKERS, 

8   ST.   ANDREW   SQUARE. 


W,  ANDERSON  &  SONS 


Tailors,  Clothiers,  and  Outfitters, 

15  GEORGE   STREET,, 

(^Opposite  Commercial  Bank). 


MTLITAET  UNIFORMS,  LIYERIES,  Uto. 


JOHN      ALLAN, 

TAILOR    AND     CLOTHIER, 
25  GEORGE  STREET. 


ROBERT    GILLON, 

TAILOE  AND  CLOTHIEE, 

45  &  47  BRIDGE  STREET,  LEITH..| 

A  Large  Assortment  of  Scotch  Tweeds  and 

West  of  England  Cloths  at  Moderate  Prices. 

A  Superior  Fit  Guaranteed. 


WILLIAM     RAMSAY, 

TAILOR   AND   CLOTHIER, 
21      EABL      GEEY      STEEET, 

EDINBURGH. 


AGENT  FOR 

Messrs.  Joseph  AsMon  &  Son's  London  Hats. 

JOHN     MUEEAY, 

(Successor  to  WILLIAM  M'TAVISH), 
TAILOR     AND     CLOTHIER, 

12  HOWE  STEEET,  EDINBUEGH. 


,  i  ¥Aii.XXia.OX'J.Q. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADTERTISER. 


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IMPROVEMENTS    IN    SHIRTS. 


^qTTiqTl 


THOMSON'S 

THOMSON'S 
THOMSON'S 

THOMSON'S 
THOMSON'S 
THOMSON'S 


THOMSON'S 


THOMSON'S 


Improved  Corazza,  linen  breasts  and  wrist- 
bands, from  5s.  to  8s.  6d.  each. 

Improved  Colouked,  from  3s.  6d.  to  5s.  6d.  each. 

Improved  Flannel  Shirts,  at  7s.  6d.,  9s.  6d., 
and  12s.  6d.  each. 

Improved  Boys'  Shirts,  from  3s.  to  4s.  each. 

IMPRO^'^;D  Three-fold  Collars,  6d.  to  Is.  eaeh. 

New  Sporting  Shirts,  beautiful  designs,  com- 
prising Checks,  Stripes,  Knickerbocker  Patterns, 
etc.,  all  Colours. 

Improved  Corazza  is  the  best  extant ;  and  for 
ease,  excellence,  and  durability,  cannot  be 
excelled. 

Improved  Shirt  -will  be  sent  to  the  country,  on 
the  exact  width  of  neck,  wrist,  and  chest  being 
o;iven  alont!-  Avith  the  order. 


TEOMSOI'S 


CLOTHING-    AID 

103     SOUTH 


SHIRT    ESTABLISHMENT 


BRIDGE. 


SPECIAL 
.  TEOUSEE   NOTICE. 

THOMSON'S  celebrated 
SIXTEEN-  SHILLING 
TROUSERS,  made  from 
an  extensive  rafige  of  high- 
class  Scotch  Tweeds.  They 
are  u?isurpassed  for  their 
very  Superior  Fitting  quali- 
ties. Every  i?ftJ>roveme?it 
which  experience  ajid  taste 
can  produce  is  brought  to 
bear  i?i  the  Cutting  Depart- 
ment. TJiey  are  also  distiji- 
guishedfor  their  Superiority 
of  Material  and  Excellence 
of  Workmanship.  The  Sub- 
scriber is  enabled  to  buy 
extensively  (the  demand  is 
large  and  steadily  increasing, 
being  an  average  of  Fifty 
pairs  a  week)  in  the  First 
Markets  for  Cash.  They 
are  all  thoroughly  shrunk. 


UNSURPASSED  FOR   MATERIAL, 
STYLE,  AND  FINISH. 


SPECIAL 

COAT    IfOTIOE. 


^ms^ 


EVERY  NEW  PATTERN  AND  COLOUR 


STYLISH  PRINCE 

of  WALES  MORNING 
COATS,  silk  faced  and 
braided,  very  tasteful,  in 
Blacks,  and  all  the  various 
jiew  Colourings,  from  Forty- 
two  Shillifigs.  STYLLSH 
MORNLNG  COATS, 
single  a?id  double  breasted, 
Newest  Fashion  in  all 
the  new  Materials,-  from 
Thirty-five  Shillings.  ONE 
G  UINEA  O  VER- 
COA  TS,  thoroughly  shower 
proof,  —  exceedingly  well 
adapted  for  Slimmer  wear. 
They  are  not  surpassed  for 
neatfiess  of  Manifacturc 
and  Style.  Beautiful  Fancy 
CASHMERE  VES2- 
INGS,  newest  Batter ns, 
from  Twelve-cmd-sixpence. 


CLOTHING   AND   SHIRT    ESTABLISHMENT, 
10  3      SOUTH       BRIDGE, 

{hih  Shop  from  Tron  ChurcK), 


64  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


B.    HTAl, 


NATIONAL    TAILOR    AND    OUTFITTER 

FOR   GENTLEMEN,    YOUTHS,    AND    BOYS. 


Schools  and   Institutions  supplied  per  Contract. 

OUTFITS   POE  INDIA,   CHINA,   AND   AUSTRALIAN   COLONIES. 

(Elertcal  ©as^ocfes  antr  ?3ulpit  Robins* 


WHOLESALE     AND     RETAIL: 

124    HIGH    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

WHOLESALE     ON  LY: 

56     CANNON     STREET,     LONDON,     E.G. 

THOMAS     CUNNINGHAM, 

HAT    AND    CAP    MANUFACTURER, 

61       NOBTH    BRIDGE,       61 
EDINBURGH. 


Gentlemen's  Hats. 

Best  London  Hats,  in  all  the  latest  '  West-End  Styles,'  by  the  celebrated  Makers, 
Antonio  Berni  and  Lincoln  &  Bennett. 

Hats  for  Hunting. 

Manufactured  by  Christy,  London,  and  Carrington,  Stockport. 

Velvet    Hunting   Caps   (Ventilator). 

Lincoln  &  Bennett's  Make. 

Hats  for  Shooting,  Fishing,  or  Tourists'  Wear. 

In  the  Most  Approved  Shapes. 

Ladies'  Riding  Hats. 

The  Correct  '  Park  Fashions.' 

Livery  Hats  (thoroughly  Rainproof  U  I) 

Gold  and  Silver  Bands  and  Cockades. 

Driving  Gloves. 

A  Special  Article. 

Silk  Umbrellas. 

From   the   First   London   Makers. 


POST-OFFICE  DIREOTOKV  ADVERTISER. 


(■$ 


J .  L«£iClCI£i  S 

CELEBRATED 

FAMILY  BOOTAND  SHOE  WAREHOUSE, 

LpSOCOCKBURN  STREET.EDINBURGH 


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JOHN      B.      BURGE, 

PRACTICAL  HATTER, 

\  47LOTHIAHROAD, 

T)EGS  to  return  Ms  thanks  to  his  customers,  and  the  public  generally,  for  their  patronage  ■ 
D  for  the  last  fifteen  years,  and  hopes,  by  strict  attention  to  business,  that  they  will  1 
jontinue  their  favours.  He  intends,  by  small  profits  and  quick  returns — his  terms  being  | 
Dash — to  give  as  good  value  as  any  of  the  same  trade  in  town. 

I  Good  Hats  from  10s.  6d.      Best  Made,  17s. 

Hatscmd  Felts  Cleaned,  Dressed,  and  Altered  on  the  Premises.     Hats  trimmed  for  Mourning,  etc. 


D.    M.    DUNLOP, 

HATTEE, 

6  NEW  BUILDm&S,  NOETH  BKIDGE, 

EDINBURGH. 

Opposite  the  Post  Office. 


JOHN    NIXON, 

WHOLESALE  AND  EETAIL 

93  WEST  BOW,  EDINBURGH. 


Repairs  neatly  ezecuted.     Canvas  Slippers. 
Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


ESTABLISHED     1830, 


E.  EUTHEEFOED  AND  SON, 

BOOTMAKEES, 


142     G  E 


E     STREET. 


Always   in   Stock,  a   large   Ohoice   of  Pirst-Olass    GOODS   in   every  Department 

of  the   Trade. 

D.     ROBERTSON, 

CABINETMAKEE,   UPHOLSTEEEE,  AND   FEENCH   POLTSHEE, 
16  LOTHIAN  EOAD,  EDINBTJEGE,  ATO  HIGH  STEEET,  POETOBELLO. 

BALL  CLOTHS,  TABLES,  CHAIES,  AND  EOEMS  LENT  ON  HIEE 
N.B.— House  Jobbing  in  all  its  Branches. 

ALL     ORDERS    PUNCTUALLY    ATTENDED     TO. 


GEOEGE     WATSON, 

CABINETMAKEE,    UPHOLSTEEEE,   AND    UNDEETAKEE, 
5    TOLLCROSS,    EDINBURGH. 

FIRST-CLASS  CABINET  FURNITURE  OF  OWN  MANUFACTURE. 

P^n^T-t?^^^-  PLOORCLOTHS.  OEUMBCLOTHS.  CHINTZES. 

LEDDING.  CARPETS.  DAMASKS.  HEARTHRUGS. 

All  at  the  most  Moderate  Prices. 

House  Jobbing  punctually  attended  to. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


B  I  L  L  I  A 


TABLES 


EQUAL    TO    THE     BEST     LONDON     MANUFACTURE, 
AND    LOWER    IN    PRICE. 


M  O  Ft  I  S  O 


AND      C  O., 


BILLIARD   TABLE   MANUFACTURERS, 

MAKERS  OF  LILLIAItD  LAMPS  AND  EVEKY  OTHEE  REQUISITE  OF 
BILLIAED-EOOM  FUEKITURE. 


Under  the  Patronage  of  many  of  the  Nobility  and.  Gentry,  and  all  tlie 
principal  Clubs  throughout  Scotland. 


78   QEORGE   STREET,   EDINBURaH. 

William    Patterson, 

10    QUEENSFERRY    STREET 

EDINBURGH, 

TTAA^IISrG  Purchased   the  whole   Tenement   No.   10   Queensfeny  Street, 
intends  remodelling  the  whole,  so  as  to  admit  of  increased  facilities 
in  conducting  his  extensive  Business  in  all  its  various  departments. 

I.  CABINET  AND  UPHOLSTERY.— The  Articles  are  in  the  best  taste,  of 
thoroughly  seasoned  and  selected  materials,  and  manufactured  for  a  Family 
Busiaess  of  long  standing. 

11.  HOUSE  AGENCY,  in  which  those  availing  themselves  of   its   advantages, 
benefit  by  one  of  the  widest  connections  in  the  City  and  neighbourhood. 

III.  FUNERAL  UNDERTAKING  conducted  in  Town  or  Country,  with  the 
utmost  Care  and  Economy. 

IT.  INYENTORIES  AND  VALUATIONS  hi  Furnished  Houses,  for  Transfer 

or  Government  Duties.     By  Authoriiy. 

Y.  LUGGAGE  STORES.— These  are  very  extensive,  thoroughly  dry,  and  well 
protected,  being  within  the  building  itself,  and  readily  accessible  to  Castomers. 

VI.  HOUSE  CARPENTRY  AND  ALTERATIONS  conducted  with  skill  and 
efficiency,  on  Moderate  Terms. 


10      QuEENSFERRY      STREET. 


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DENHAM    AND     COMBE, 

Cal)iiietmakers,  Upliolsterers,  TJndertakers,  and  House  Agents, 
12    GEORGE    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 


IMPEOVED  INVALID  CHAIRS  FOR  SALE  OR  ON  HIRE. 

GEORGE     WATSON, 

CABINETMAKER,  UPHOLSTERER,  UNDERTAKER,  AND  HOUSE  AGENT, 
1    TEVIOT    ROW. 

FIRST-CLASS  FURNITURE  in  all  the  different  Woods,  in  Suites  for  the  Dining-Room, 
Drawing-Room,  Bed-Rooms,  etc.,  at  Moderate  Charges. 
Manufacturer  and  Improver  of  Dr.  Arnot's  Hydrostatic  or  Water  Bed  for  Invalids ;  an 
assortment  on  hand  for  Sale  or  for  Hire.     He  also  lets  out  on  hire  Tables  and  Forms,  for 
BaUs  and  Supper  Parties. 

All  Sorts  of  House  Jobbing  Neatly  and  Expeditiously  executed. 


FURNITURE. 


SUBSTANTIAL  New  and  Second-hand  Furniture,  suitable  for  Drawing-room,  Dining- 
room,  Parlour,  Bed-room,  and  Kitchen  ;  also  Hair  and  Wool  Mattresses,  Feather  Beds, 
Bolsters,  and  Pillows  ;  Carpets,  Rugs,  and  Mats,  together  with  a  good  variety  of  Clocks, 
suitable  for  Mantelpiece,  Lobby,  or  Kitchen.  Gas  Lustres,  Gas  Brackets,  Lobby  Lamps, 
Fenders,  Fire-irons,  Cutlery,  and  a  gi'eat  variety  of  other  useful  articles. 

To  he  had  very  Cheap  at 

A.  &  W.  MORTON'S  Furniture  Warerooms, 

5  LOTHIAN  STREET  (Top  of  College  Street),  EDINBURGH. 

WILLIAM     S.     BROWN, 

(Successor  to  Eichaed  Mceray), 

Cabinetmaker,  Joiner,  Upholsterer,  and  House  Agent, 
BROUGHTON     MARKET. 

Every  Description  of  House  and  OiBce  Furniture  made  to  Order.     Designs  Supplied.     House  and 
Office  Jobbing  done  Promptly,  Efficiently,  and  Economically,  by  Careful  and  Experienced  Workmen. 


CHARLES  M.  BROWN, 

(Formerly  Denham  and  Brown,  12 
George  Street), 

CABINETMAKEE,  TTPHOLSTEEEE, 

UNDEETAKEE,  AND  HOUSE 

AGENT, 

31  SOUTH  CLERK  STREET, 

Corner  of  Bernard  Terrace. 


SPECIAL  ATTENTION  BE  VOTED   TO  THE 
MANAGEMENT  OF  rROPERTY. 


JOHN     GOSKIRK, 

CABINETMAKER     AND     TPHOLSTEEEE, 

Removed  from  71  Cowgate  to  more  Com- 
modious Premises, 

164   &   168   COWGATE, 

EDINBURGH. 


Appraisements  Made.     Funerals  Conducted, 

Furniture  Bought,  Sold,  or 

Exchanged. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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A.  BOSWELL,  Jum, 

Brush,  Trunk,  Portmanteau,  and  Travelling- 

Bag  Manufacturer, 

Military,  In"diax,  and  Marriage  Outfitter, 

8  A  HANOVER  STREET  (High  Shop), 

EDINBURQH. 

USED  TRUNKS  &  PORTMANTEAUS  BOUGHT  OR  EXCHANGED. 


Repairs  executed  with  Expedition  and  Punctuality. 


GEORGE    LAING, 

Venetian  Blind  Manufacturer,  Licensed 

House  Agent,  and  Appraiser, 

PALMEE'S   BUILDINGS,   WEST   NICOLSON 

STREET,  AjfD  70  POTTERROW, 

EDINBURGH. 


yENETIAN,  Cloth  Roller,  "Wire  Gauze, 
and  every  other  description  of  Window 
Blinds  (whose  Workmanship  and  Prices  have 
met  the  warm  approval  of  his  Patrons  during 
the  last  thu-ty-one  years).  Has  always  on  hand 
a  Large  Stock  of  the  very  best  Materials. 

Punerator  and  House  Carpenter. 
***  Terms  Moderate. 


KENNETH  URQUHART, 

HOUSE  CARPENTER, 
CABINETMAKER,  AND  UPHOLSTERER. 


Venetian  Blinds  made  to  Order. 


HAMILTON'S  ENTRY,  36  BRISTO  STREET. 


WILLIAM  M'DOUGALL, 

JOINER,  TRUNK  AND  PACKING 

BOX,  TIN  AND  ZINC  CASE  MAKER, 

76    FOUNTAINBRIDGE. 


All  Orders  by  Post  or  otherwise  punctually 
attended  to. 


CHALMERS  AND  SCOTT, 

Cabinetmakers,  Upholsterers,  Appraisers, 
and  Purniture  Dealers,  ^ 

21  SOUTH  ST.  ANDREW  STREET. 


Furniture  Bought,  Sold,  Exchanged,  and  Lent 
on  Hire. 


S  WO  RD'S 

HOUSE    AGENCY    OFFICE    AND 

FURNITURE  WAREROOMS, 
No.    22   HANOVER    STREET. 

Established  1827. 

New  and  Second-hand  Furniture. 

APPRAISEMENTS  for  Moveable  and 
Valuations  of  Heritable  Property.  Fur- 
niture Exchanged  or  Purchased  for  Cash. 
Goods  received  for  Sale  on  Commission,  etc. 


CABINET 

ETJRIITTJEE  WAEEHOIJSE. 

No.  156  COWGATE,  &  26  BLAIR  STREET. 

AVERY  Large  Stock  of  really  good 
DINING  and  DRAWING-ROOM 
FURNITURE,  comprising  Sets  of  Telescope 
Tables,  with  patent  screws,  8,  10,  and  12 
feet  long  by  5  feet  broad.  Also  an  Elegant 
Assortment  of  WALNUT  DRAWING- 
ROOM  FURNITURE,  ELIZABETHAN 
BEDSTEADS,  CURTAINS,  Marble  Wash- 
stands,  Dressing-tables,  etc.  COUNTING- 
HOUSE    FURNITURE,    Fire-proof    Safes, 

C.    O'DONNELL    AND    CO. 


JAMES    HOY, 

Furniture  Dealer  and  Bedding  Manufacturer, 
122  &  132  COWGATE  &  25  CANONGATE. 


PARTIES  FURNISHING  would  do  well  to  give 
a  trial.     All  kinds  of  Furniture  and  Bedding 
made  to  Order.    Prices  Moderate. 


F  U   R  N   I  T  U   R   E. 

PRAFFERTY  respectfully  invites  his  Customers  and  the  Public  generally  to  inspect  his 
,  Extensive  Stock  of  everv  description  of  HOUSEHOLD  FURNITURE,  in  BIRCH, 
MAHOGANY,  OAK,  WALNUT,  and  ROSEWOOD,  suitable  for  any  class  of  House,  for 
QUALITY  and  PRICES  NOT  TO  BE  EQUALLED. 

Also  a  large  and  varied  Stock  of  CARPETS,  RUGS,  and  Lobby  WAXCLOTHS,  aU 
widths. 

'All  Goods  marked  in  Plain  Figures.     One  Price  only.     Terms,  Cash. 

Goods  Packed  Free  of  Charge. 

IRON     BEDSTEADS     AND     GILT     MIRRORS     IN     GREAT     VARIETY 

INSPECTION  INVITED. 

Note  the  Address : 

P.     RAFFERTY, 

30,  34,  34a  BLAIR  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 


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POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 71 

EEMOYALS    CONTRACTED    FOR    BY 
ROAD    AND    RAIL 


"O  ICHARD  WHYTOCK  &  CO.'S  Travelling  Furniture  Waggons  are  specially 
A\i  constructed  to  save  expense  in  Packing  and  Carriage,  to  i^revent  Damage  in 
transit,  and  to  expedite  the  Removal  of  Household  Furnishings  and  other  valuable 
articles. 

Goods,  when  carefully  placed  in  these  Waggons,  which  are  expressly  adapted 
for  Travelhng  both  by  Road  and  Rail,  remain  undisturbed  until  they  reach  their 
destination,  and  are  then  delivered  in  the  same  condition  in  which  they  were 
despatched  (by  simply  unloading),  thus  obviating  the  risk,  trouble,  and  expense 
arising  from  the  use  of  separate  packages  and  their  irregular  transmission. 

R.  W.  &  Co.  would  call  particular  attention  to  the  comparative  lightness  of 
construction  of  theii"  Furniture  Waggons,  as  effecting  a  considerable  saving  in  the 
cost  of  carriage,  which  is  usually  chargeable  by  weight.  One  of  these  Waggons 
has  been  recently  built  to  order,  of  more  moderate  dimensions  and  of  less  weight,  for 
the  conveyance  of  smaller  household  effects. 

Experienced  Packers  travel  in  charge  throughout  each  journey. 

Terms  Estimated  on  given  Particulars. 


INVALID    CHAIRS    AND    CARRIAGES 

ON    HIRE     OR     SALE. 

Of  these,  Richard  Whttock  &  Co.  have  the  Largest  and  most  varied  Assort- 
ment to  be  seen  out  of  London. 

The  Carriages  are  built  on  the  most  approved  Plans  for  the  Ease  and  Comfort 
of  their  Occupants,  and  the  Chairs  have  many  newly-invented  Appliances  for 
personal  convenience. 

EXTENSIVE     DRY     STORES 

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DEPOSITING     HOUSEHOLD     FURNITURE     AND 
OTHER     MOVEABLE     EFFECTS. 


RICHARD  WHYTOCK  &  COx, 

9  AND  11  GEORGE  STREET,  AND  ROSE  COURT, 
EDINBUEGH. 


72  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 

MUTTER,    HOWEY,    &    CO, 

RAILWAY    AGENTS,    CARRIERS,    AND 
CONTRACTORS. 


AGENTS  FOR  THE 

NORTH      BRITISH 

AO    BLYTH   AIL    TTNE    EAILWAT    COMPANIES, 

And  throngli  their  counection  to  all  places  they  carry  to  or  from  on  the 

GREAT  NORTH  OF  SCOTLAND  RAILWAY, 

HIGHLAND  RAILWAY, 

GLASGOW  AND  SOUTH-WESTERN  RAILWAY, 

LONDON  AND  NORTH-WESTERN  RAILWAY, 

MIDT;AND  RAILWAY, 

NORTH-EASTERN  RAILWAY, 

GREAT  NORTHERN  RAILWAY. 

Goods  should  be  specially  consigned  or  ordered  '  Care  of  MuttGr,  Howey, 
&  Co.,'  to  secure  speedy  transmission. 

Goods  from  Manchester  should  be  forwarded  through  Thompson, 

M'Kay,  &  Co.;  and  from  Liverpool,  either  by  rail  du-ect  through 
Thompson,  M'Kay,  &  Co.,  or  via  Silloth,  through  Johnson, 
Grainger,  &  Co.,  and  consigned  via  '  North  British  Railway, 
Waverley  Route,  and  Mutter,  Howey,  &  Co.' 

Mutter,  Howey,  &  Co.  are  Agents  for  the  North  British  Railway  Co. 
at  Aberdeen,  Dundee,  Perth,  Dunfermline,  Kincardine,  Kirk- 
caldy, Kelso,  Berwick,  and  Newcastle;  and  at  all  these  places,  in 
addition  to  then-  Railway  Agencies,  contmue  as  hitherto  to  contract  for  Town 
Cartage  of  general  Goods,  etc.,  and  to  give  it  their  usual  prompt  attention. 

HEADOFFICES: 

Edinburgh,  ...        12  Market  Street, 
Leith,      ....        37  Bernard  Street, 
And  the  Railway  Stations. 

Edinbukgii,  May  1871. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 73 

ALEXANDER  WILSON   &   SON, 

LOCH-HEAD 

FIRE-CLAY   AND   TERRA-COTTA   WORKS, 

DUNFERMLINE. 

EDINBURGH  AND    LEITH   DEPOT: 

LEIT;I  WAIK   STATIOI,  I[OETH   BRITISH  EAIL¥AT. 

MANUFACTUEEES  OF  EVEET  DESCKIPTION  OF 

Jfir^-CIaj,   Common;  Claj,  m^  C^rra-Cotta  fioobs, 

Comprising  Fire  Bricks,  Flue  Covers  (Plain,  Checked,  and  Grooved),  Paving-Tiles,  Wall  Coping, 
Kinnaird  Bricks,  and  Grate  Backs ;  Ground  Fire-Clay,  Koofing  Tiles,  Agricultural  Drain  Tiles ;  Vent 
Linings,  Oncomings  for  Vents;  Cattle,  Pig,  Sheep,  Dog,  and  Chicken  Troughs;  Horse  Mangers, 
Water  Cisterns. 


Glazed  Spigot  and  Faucit  and  Collar  Sewerage  Pipes,  Gulley-Traps,  Cesspools, 
and  Sanitary  appliances  of  the  most  improved  description. 


STACK  PILLAES  FOE  EICK  STANDS  ;    COMMON  AND  COMPOSITION  BEICKS. 

CHIMNEY  CANS  in  a  great  variety  of  Designs. 

SMOKE-CURING    CHIMNEY    CANS, 
ADAPTED   FOR  BLOW-DOWNS  IN  VENTS. 


FOUNTAINS,   STATUARY,  VASES,   PEDESTALS, 

GARDEN   EDGING   AND    GARDEN    ORNAMENTS 

Of  the  most  Classic  Designs  and  Best  Workmanship.    Balusti-ading  and  all  kinds  of  Ai-chitectural 
Work  on  hand  or  made  to  Order. 


VITRIFIED    PIPES 

FOR   CON^VEYING  WATER  UNDER  A   SEVERE   PRESSURE. 

Inventors  and  Sole  Malers. 

TREVICES  FOR  BYRES ;  STABLE   AND  FOOTPATH  CAUSEWAY  BRICKS. 
GAS    RETORTS    AND    FURNISHINGS. 


This  Clay,  for  the  manufacture  of  the  articles  enumerated  above,  is  unequalled,  being  smooth  and    ', 
even  on  the  surface,  and  indestructible  by  the  severest  frost  or  exposure  to  the  weather. 


Shipping  Ports— CHAELESTOWN,  EIEKCALDY,  BUENTISLAND,  GRANTON,  and  LEITH. 
BailTvay  Communication  with  all  the  Lines  in  the  Eingdom. 

AGENTS  in  LONDON,  MELBOURNE  (^AUSTRALIA),  the  CONTINENT  of  EUROPE, 
and  in  all  the  Principal  Towns  in  SCOTLAND. 


74  EDINBUKGH  AXD  LEITH 


ROBERT    BROWN    &    SON, 
FERGUSLIE     FIRE-CLAY    WORKS, 

PAISLEY. 


EDINBURGH     DEPOT: 

17  ST.  AITHOIY  PLACE,  POET-EOPETOUI  (off  Lothian  Eoad). 


MANUFACTUEERS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF  FIRE-CLAY  GOODS. 


The  prices  for  all  these  are  very  moderate,  and  -ivill  be  obtained  on  application. 

The  goods  are  made  of  Fire-clay  of  Superior  quality,  and  are  able  to  withstand  the 
most  intense  heat  where  such  is  required. 

Large  Stocks  of  all  the  different  kinds  of  the  above  mentioned  goods  are  always  kept  in 
this  Depot  so  as  to  be  ready  to  meet  every  demand. 

The  attention  of  Contractors,  and  the  BuUding  Trade  in  general,  is  particularly  called 
to  the  superior  quality  of  the  Sevi^age  Pipes,  which  for  strength  and  durability  are  unsur- 
passed. 

R.  B.  &  S.  were  awarded  a  Silver  Medal  at  the  Show  of  the  Highland  and  Agricultural 
Society  held  in  Edinbiu'gh  in  August  1869. 

EDINBURGH  DEPOT: 
Xo.  17  ST.  AXTHOINTT  PLACE,  POET-HOPETOUX  (off  Lothian  Eoad). 

~        STUART    &    CAMPBELL, 

23     MORRISON     STREET,     EDINBURGH, 

MODELLERS  AND   PLASTERERS,    AXD   MANUFACTURERS   OF 

FIGURES,     FOUNTAINS,    VASES,    ETC. 

EXECUTED  IN  ARTIFICIAL  STONE-WORK,  IN  A  VARIETY  OF  DESIGNS. 


Agents  for  J.  B.  White  &  Brothers' 

(LONDON) 

PORTLAND    CEMENT. 
CONCRETE     FLOORS. 

Equal  to  PAVEMENT,  and  about  One-Half  of  Cost;  also  an 
excellent  Preventative  of  Damp.  Suitable  for  Cellaes,  St.vbles, 
Byees,  and  Baen  Flooes,  with  Guttering  formed;  Conseeva- 
TOEiES,  Passages,  Water  Tanks,  and  Reseevoies  ;  also  Beewery 
Lofts.     Contracts  performed  by 

STTIAUT  &  CAMBPELL,  Modellers  and  Plasterers,  23  Morrison  Street. 

Agents  for  J.  B.   White  &  Brothers'  (London)  Portland 

Cement. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


75 


J.    AND     M.    CRAIG, 

BILLHEAD    AND  PERCETON 

Fire  -  Clay    and    Terra- Cotta    Works, 
KILMARNOCK. 

Manufacturers    of   every   description    of  Fire-Ciay   and   Terra-Cotta    Goods. 


Depot  and  Office-S?   TORPHICHEN   STREET,  Edinburgh, 

(Late  of  Lothian  Road). 

BITICAI  DO CHAED,  Salesman. 
House— 16   DEWAE  PLACE. 

CHINA    AND    GLASS    WAREHOUSE. 


THOMAS     STEWAET, 

MAIN     POINT, 

AS  always  on  Land  an  Ample  and  Select  Stock  of  CHINA,  GLASS,  and  STONE 
WARE,  at  very  Moderate  Prices. 


China  and  Griass  "Warehouse, 

19  GEORGE  lY.  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH. 

SMAIL,  &ILLOI,  AID  CO. 

y^ir   GOODS  ARRIVING  EVERY    WEEK. 

TEA  SETS,  BREAKFAST  SETS, 

DINNEE    SETS,    DESSERT    SETS, 

TOILETTE  WARE,  TABLE  GLASS, 

VASES,  FLOWER  STANDS. 
A  Large  Stock  to  Choose  from. 

M  Marked  at  Low  Rates  for  a  Ready-Honey  Trade. 

SMAIL,  GILLON,  AND  CO., 

9  GEORGE  IV.  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH. 


TOBACCO,  SNUFF,  CIGAR,  AND  FiNE-ART 
EMPORIUM. 


POTTS     &     CO., 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

TOBACCONISTS,  SNUFF  AND  CIGAR 
MERCHANTS, 

IMPORTERS  OF  FOREIGN  CIGARS, 

MEERSCHAUM  PIPES, 
FANCY  GOODS, 
OIL     PAINTINGS. 


6    BANK    STREET,     EDINBURGH, 


J.     M.     STOTT, 

Drysalter,    Oil  and   Coloiir   Merchant. 


LUBRICATING   OILS,    COTTON    WASTES,    GUMS, 

FRENCH,    ENGLISH,    and    SCOTCH    GLUES, 

GLYCERINE,   PAINTS,   COLOURS,  and  VARNISHES. 


5   Meitse  Lane,    Edinhirgh. 


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SAMUEL      HUNTER, 

BUILDER     AND      SCULPTOR. 

WORKS— LORNE  PLACE,  LEITH  WALK,  AND  SOUTH  NORTON  PLACE, 

EDINBURGH. 

MonM7nents  in  Marble,  Granite,  and  Freestone. 

SAMUEL      HUNTER 
HAS   ALWAYS   OX   HAND   A  LARGE   STOCK  TO   SELECT   FROM. 


DESIGNS  AND   ESTIMATES   FURNISHED. 

INSCRIPTIONS      CUT. 

OLD     MONUMENTS     RESTORED] 


Manufacturer  of  Glasscutters'   and   Toolmakers'   Stone  Wheels. 


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WILLIAM    MACKENZIE,       I 

BUILDER    AND    ASPHALTER, 
HOPE    PARK    END    HOUSE,    EDINBURGH, 

ESPECTFULLY  intimates  that  he  executes  every  descriptiou  of  Asphalting,  and  is 
ready  to  furnish  Estimates  for  the  same,  in  Town  or  Country,  on  Moderate  Terms. 


Asphalt  Floorixg  is  biglily  recommended  for  StaLles,  Byres,  Bams,  Cattle  Sheds,  Granaries, 
Cottars'  Houses,  and  all  kinds  of  Farm  Buildings,  on  account  of  its  being  the  most  effective  preventa- 
tive to  the  ascent  and  spread  of  Damp,  its  complete  exclusion  of  Vermin,  its  neat  and  cleanly  appear- 
ance, its  durability  and  cheapness  in  comparison  with  other  descriptions  of  flooring  and  pavement,i 
and  its  healthy  and  disinfectant  properties.  While  it  effects  a  great  saving,  by  the  exclusion  of 
rats  and  smaller  vermin,  owing  to  the  close  texture  of  the  composition,  without  seam  or  joining,  i1 
keeps  the  Grain  in  a  sweet  state,  from  the  entire  absence  of  damp  or  moisture ;  and  wherever  the 
Asphalt  Flooring  has  been  used,  it  has  fully  realized  all  the  benefits  held  out  by  its  adoption. 

Hope  Pauk  End  House,  Edinburgh. 


DOORS,    WINDOWS,    FACINGS, 
ARCHITRAVES,    SKIRTINGS,   LININGS, 

AL^O  ALL  KINDS  OF  TIMBER. 
JOINER-WORK    EXECUTED. 


J.    K    SWANN, 

BUILDER, 
21     LEITH     AVALK,     EDINBUEGH. 


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POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER.  77 

JAMES     ALLISON, 
HOUSE     AGENT     AND     VALUATOR, 

16  SOUTH  ST.  DAVID  STREET,  and  163   CANONGATE. 

■pEGISTER  of  Property  to  Let  and  for  Sale.  Entries  received,  and  every  description  of  House 
lLL  Agency  carefully  conducted.  Property  Purchased  and  Sold  on  Commission,  and  Investments 
advised. 

ADVEETISINGf  AGENCY. — Advertisements  inserted  in  any  or  all  of  the  British  and  Foreign 
Newspapers  or  Periodicals.     Estimates  Prepared,  and  Orders  promptly  executed. 

SHIPPING  AGENCY.— Agent  for  the  celebrated  'Allan  Line'  of  Steamers,  sailing  from 
Glasgow  and  Liverpool  to  Quebec,  Boston,  and  New  York.  Through  Tickets  to  any  Eailway  Station 
in  Canada  or  United  States.  Information  afforded  and  Passages  booked  by  Principal  Lines  of  Steamers 
leaving  Great  Britain. 

TRADE     MARK. 

Sign  of  m       m  Sign  of 

the  i;    I  --   \  the 

Padlock.  ^^^y  Padlock. 

JOHN    KELLY    AND    SON, 

Smiths,  Ironmongers, 

Lock  and  Bank-Door  Spring  Makers, 

Hot- Water  Engineers,  Tinsmiths,  and  Gasfitters, 

113     ROSE     STREET, 

(^Betwixt  Frederick  Street  and  Castle  Street), 

EDINBURGH. 

MANUFACTURERS  of  Iron  Doors  and  Safes  with  Picker-proof  Locks  ;  Grates,  Railings, 
Locks ;    Kitchen   Kanges,  with   High-Pressure  Back  Boilers,  Hot  Tables  and  Plates,  and 
Smith-work  in  all  its  Branches. 

HEATING        DEPARTMENT. 

J.  K.  &  Son  give  special  attention  to  the  fitting  up  of  their  'Hot-water  Apparatus'  for  heatin"- 
Conservatories,  Vineries,  Greenhouses,  Churches,  Public  Buildings,  Warehouses,  etc. ;  and  from  up- 
wards of  30  years'  successful  practical  experience,  ensure  to  their  Customers  the  execution  of  work 
upon  the  most  improved  principles,  and  to  give  satisfaction.  Also  Buildings  heated  by  Hot  Am  from 
Stoves  of  various  constructions. 

Numerous  Eeferences. — Estimates  furnished. — Work  executed  in  all  parts  of  the  Country. 

DOOR       SPRING       HINGES. 

Sole  Makers  of  Kelly's  Impp.ovkd  Bank-Door  Spring  Hinges  for  every  description  of  Swino- 
Doors.     May  be  seen  in  operation  in  all  the  principal  Banks  and  Public  Offices  in  Edinburgh.  ° 

A  varied  Stock  of  Eegister  Stoves,  Kitchen  Ranges,  Ponders,  and  Fire-irons,  Tin  and  Japanned 
Goods,  Locks,  Nails,  Hinges,  Brushes,  Furnishing  and  General  Ironmongery. 

The  Trade  supplied  from  the  Largest  and  Best  Assorted  Stock  of  Keys  and  Blanks  in  the  Kingdom. 


MOUNTINGS  FOR  "Watherston's  New  Improved  Shop  Shutters  kept  in  Stock,  compris- 
ing Rollers,  Guides,  Bands,  Fixings,  etc.  ;  and  Mountings  for  other'  Descrip- 
tions of  Shutters  to  Order. 

All  kinds  of  JOBBING  and  EEPAIES  done  witli  Despatch  at  Moderate  Charges. 


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SOIENNES    IRON-WORKS,    NEWINGTON, 

AID  AT  88  WEST  BOW  (near  &rassniarket),  EDIKBUU&H, 

CONTRACTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS 

OF 

SCREW      BOLTS,      NUTS,      AND      RIVETS 

BY    PATENT    MACHINERY. 


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"ACKAY  &  FAIRBAIRN  having  erected  Special  Machinery  for  the  Manufacture 
of  Waggon  Mounting,  AYrought-Iron  Beams  and  Girders,  and  General  Smith-Work, 
are  prepared  to  execute  all  kinds  of 

IRON-^WORK,  at  the  most  Moderate  Prices. 


Also  Manufacturers  of  Wire  and  Continuous  Bar-Iron  Fencing,  Patent  Winding  Straining- 
Pillars,  Entrance  Gates  and  Wickets,  Railway  Level-Crossing  and  Field  Gates,  Iron  Houses 
and  Roof%,  Garden  Chairs,  Wire  Netting,  Tree  Guards,  etc.  etc. 


AGENTS  AND   MANUFAGTUEEES   OF   ALL  KINDS   OF   AGSICULTURAL 
IMPLEMENTS  AND  MACHINERY. 


ILLUSTRATED  CATALOGUES,  ESTIMATES.  DRAWINGS,  AND  SPECIFICATIONS 
GIVEN  ON  APPLICATION. 


PETER     BI 

PITT    STREET    IROh 
40    NORTH    PITT    STREET, 


-WORKS, 
EDINBURGH. 


►  EAMS  (French),  Columns,  Wrought-Iron  Girders  riveted  or  rolled.  Sandwich  Plates, 
Trussed  Beam  Mounting,  Tie  Bolts,  Roof  Straps  and  Bolts,  Gate  and  Slide  Door 
Mounting  of  every  description,  Railway  Bars  for  Lintels,  etc.  Iron  Roofs,  Fire-proof 
Flooring;  Safe  Doors  for  Banks,  Insurance  Offices,  Warehouses,  Mills,  etc.  Gates  and 
Failings  of  every  description  ;  Stable  Fittmgs  of  the  most  approved  designs ;  Balconies  and 
Tomb  Railings  of  the  newest  and  best  designs,  etc.  etc. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


79 


'FIELD'S'    BOILERS   AND   TUBES. 


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\D   ENi.  IXE   ATI  VCIIED 


THE  'Field  Boiler,'  witli  Fn<rino  attaclied,  is  tlie  iiui^t  rcouomical,  both  in  space  occupied  and  fuel 
consumed.     It  is  suitable  f<ir  every  description,  of  work. 

Please  note  the  points  in  which  tlie  '  Field'  boiler  is  superior  to  all  other  boilers. 

1.  It  takes  up  but  a  very  small  space.  2.  It  uses  less  fuel  than  other  boilers.  3.  It  is  cheaper  than 
any  other  boilers  doing  the  same  amount  of  work.  4.  There  is  no  leakage  from  expansion  and  contrac- 
tion of  the  tubes,  as  in  ordinary  vertical  boilers.  5.  No  brickwork,  setting  in  firebricks  or  expensive 
brick  chimneys  required.  6.  No  priming  takes  place,  which  is  the  general  complaint  against  other 
vertical  boilers.  7.  There  is  perfect  self-acting  circulation,  which  keeps  the  tubes  clean,  and  allows  all 
sediment  to  collect  in  the  water-space  round  the  fire-box.  8.  The  whole  of  the  heating  surface  is  ex- 
posed to  a  temperature  of  about  3000  degrees.  9.  Every  part  of  the  '  Field '  boiler  is  easily  come-atable 
for  examination  and  repairs.  10.  The  tubes  act  as  fusible  plugs  in  case  of  shortness  of  water,  and 
thereby  prevent  explosion. 

^|The  'Field  '  Patent  Tubes  which  have  been  applied  to  existing  Cornish,  egg-ended,  and  vertical 
boilers,  have  effected  a  saving  of  fuel  of  from  20  to  30  per  cent. 

460  '  Field's '  boilers  and  upwards  of  '  Field's '  tubes  are  now  at  work. 


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For  Prices  and  further  particulars  apply  to 

JNO.    GIRDWOOD,    Engineer, 

(Agent  for  Edinburgli  and  District), 

GREENSIDE      ROW,      EDINBURGH. 

>  C4  c  O  ri  ^> 


So 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


BAIN,    YOUN&,    &    CO., 

MANUFACTURERS, 

27    &    29     CROSSCAUSEWAY,      EDINBURGH. 


SPECIMEN  OF  ONE  OF  BAIN,  YOUNG,  &  CO.'S  IRON  AND  GLASS  HOTHOUSES, 

24  feet  longr,  12  feet  VTide,  and  12  feet  higli. 

Prices,  with  and  witbout  Porch,  £50  and  £37,  10s.  respectively,  with  underground  foundations. 

No  Mason-woi-k  requii-ed. 
The  most  important  point  about  this  structure  is  the  ventilation,  which  is  carried  out  in  an  improved, 
most  effective,  and,  at  the  same  time,  exceedingly  simple  manner,  approaching  almost  to  self-acting. 

BAIN,  YOUNG,   &   CO.   Manufacture  and  Supply 


Wrought  and  Cast-iron  Bridges,  all  kinds. 

Wire  Bridges,  Strained  and  Suspension. 

Columns  and  Cast-Iron  Beams  for  Buildings. 

Wrought-Iron  Beams,    Kolled,    Trussed,    and 
Lattice. 

Wrought-Iron  Girders  and  Joists  for  Buildings. 

Entrance  Gates,  and  all  kinds  of  Gates  and 
Bailings. 

Machines  for  every  Purpose,   and  of  every 
Description. 

Steam  Engines  and  Boilers,  Agricultural  Im- 
plements. 

Hot- Water  Heating  Apparatus. 

Iron  and  Wirework  Garden  Seats  and  Arbours. 

Cast  and  Wrought-Iron  Stairs  and  Stair  Bailings. 

Iron  and  Glass  Green-Houses,  Vineries,  Con- 
servatories, 

Melon    and    Cucumber   Houses,  and    Photo- 
graphic Saloons. 

Etc.  Etc. 


Corrugated  Iron  Buildings,  Iron  Safes. 

Iron  Cranes,  Lifts  for  Shops,  Crabs,  Iron  Win- 
dow Shutters. 

Iron  and  Wire  Fences,  Plain  and  Ornamental, 
for  Eailways  and  Parks. 

Wirework  Flower  Stands,  Baskets,  Arches,  etc. 

Wire  Netting  (Galvanised),  Machine  and  Hand- 
made. 

Iron  Stable  Fittings,  Iron  Blocks  and  Tackle. 

Continuous  Iron  Bar  Fencing,  Hurdles,  and 
Tree  Guards. 

Eailway  Level-Crossing  Gates,  and  EaUway 
Plant. 

Iron  Principals  and  Eoofs,  Bolts,  Nuts,  Screws. 

Iron  and   Wirecloth    Kilnheads  for  Brewers, 
Distillers,  etc. 

Materials  for  Wire   Fencing,    Iron   Uprights, 
Straining  Posts,  Fencing  Tools,  etc. 

Poultry  Enclosures,  Aviaries,  Staples,  Binding 
Wire.  Etc.  Etc. 


^^ 


SOFA  GARDEN   CHAIR. 

38s.  6d. 


FERN    LEAF  CHAIR. 

30s.  to  45s. 


All  Beautifully  Fainted  Grcn,   Oal;  etc. 


ROYAL   GARDEN   CHAIR. 

3  to  8  feet  long,  30s.  to  50s. 


WITH   PILLARS,  3.5s.: 
WITHOUT   PILLARS,  20s. 


f:^^  1:^:1 


WROUGHT-IRON   GIRDERS. 


WROUGHT-IRON    BEAMS. 


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Drawings,  Estimates,  and  every  Information  supplied  by 

BAIN,     YOUNG,     &     CO., 

IRONWORK    CONTRACTORS, 
&      29      CROSSCAUSEWAY,       EDINBURGH. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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BAIN,  YOUNG,   &  CO/S 

BEST    DOUBLE    TWIST    MACHINE     RABBIT 

NETTING, 

ALL  GALVANISED,  MANUFACTURED,  AND  SUPPLIED  AT  THEIR  WORKS, 

27    &    29    CROSSCAUSEWAY, 
EDINBURGH. 


strengths. 

No.  20. 

No.  19. 

No.  18. 

No.  17. 

No.  16. 

All  Oalranised. 

Prices  per  yard    . 

3fd. 

4id. 

SJd. 

6id. 

8d. 

at  24  inches  wide. 

Prices  per  yard    . 

4fd. 

6id. 

6fd. 

8d. 

lOd. 

at  30  inches  wide. 

Prices  per  yard    . 

5Jd. 

6id. 

8d. 

aid. 

Is.  Od. 

at  36  inches  wide. 

Prices  per  yard    , 

7id. 

8id. 

lOJd. 

Is.  OJd. 

Is.  4d. 

at  48  inches  wide. 

All  oilier  Widths  of  Netting  at  Prices  in  proportion  to  the  foregoing. 

Peices  of  bain,  young,  &  CO.'S  best  Hand-made  Galvanised  Eabbit 
Wire  Netting,  1^  Inch  Mesb,  improved  with  the  Intermediate  Double 
Strands. 

24  Inches  Wide. 

All  other  Widths  supplied  at  proportionate  Prices. 


Strengths  by  W.  G. 
Prices  per  Yard 

No.  20. 
4i<i. 

No.  19. 
4fd. 

No.  18. 
5|d. 

No.  17. 
7id. 

No.  16. 
8Jd. 

The  improvement,  which  they  invented  in  1860,  and  are  carrying  out, 
consists  of  interweaving  horizontally  in  the  web  twisted  Strands,  not  exceed- 
ing from  9  to  12  inches  apart;  and  the  advantages  of  which  have  now  be- 
come so  obvious  that  they  require  no  explanation. 

Por  the  introduction  of  the  Strands  into  their  Hand-made  net,  B.  Y.  & 
Co.  make  no  extra  charj^e. 


BAIN,     YOUNG,     &     CO., 

INVENTORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS, 

2  7     &    29     CROSSCAUSEWAY,     EDINBURGH. 

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POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


BSTABLISHED 
1810. 


ESTABLISHED 
1810. 


JAMES   TOD   &   SON, 

RAILWAY  &  GENERAL  SMITHS,  ENGINEERS,  &  MACHINE  MAKERS, 

29     LEITH    WALK,    EDINBURGH. 

MANUFACTURERS  Of  Malleable  Bridge  Girders,  Iron  Roofs, 

Water  Columns,  Water  Tanks,  Pumps,  Turntables,  Switches, 

and  Crossings,  Signals  and  all  kinds  of  Rolling  Stock  and 

Railway  Waggons,  Vans,  and  General  Railway  Work. 

Pi-ice  Lists,  Di-awings,  and  Estimates  may  be 
had  on  application. 

CRABS,  Single  and  Double  Power, 
Iron  Blocks,  Tackle,  &  Lifting  Jacks, 
always  In  Stock. 


PIVOT  CRANES,  2  to  10  Tons. 


DERRICK  CRANES,  constructed  on  the 
most  approved  principle,  l  to  6  Tons. 


Registered. 


CRANES  Of  all  descriptions. 

Railway  Shed  30  Cwt,  Single  Purchase  by  Rope 

and  Large  Pulley.    Railway  Loading  Bank  2  to  15 

Tons,  Single  and  Double  Power  willi  Guys.    Portable 

on  Railway  Caniage.    Quarry  Puipose,  to  be  wrought  by 

Hand  or  Steam  Power.     Crab  Winches,  Single  and  Double 

Power. 

Registered. 


ROLLED   MALLEABLE   IRON   JOISTS    AND    GIRDERS, 

0(  Villous  sizes  np  to  12  inches  deep,  wtth  Top  and  Bottom  Flanges,  5  inches  wide,  rolled  up  to  30  feet  long. 

Can  be  produced  18  inelics  deep  if  required. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 83 

SURFACE    CONDENSERS 

FOR    MARINE    AND    LAND    ENGINES. 


THE  attention  of  Shipowners  and  Engineers  is  respectfully  called  to  David  Marshall's 
Patent  Ststesi  for  Joi>mNG  Surface  Condenser  Tubes. 
The   Packing   is  simple  and  effective,    and   thoroughly  reliable   as   to  tightness,  the 
circulating  -water  in  centre  of  Packing  pressing  outer  ring  to  Tube  Plate,  inner  to  Tube, 
thereby  making  a  perfect  tight  joint,  and  still  allowing  for  expansion. 

'  This  system  is  the  most  expeditious  for  Jointing  Tubes.  The  Tubes  can  be  jointed  at 
the  rate  of  eight  per  minute.  Upwards  of  four  dozen  Condensers  have  been  done  on  this 
system  since  its  introduction  in  1869. 

The  Condenser  has  been  frequently  proved  by  letting  in  steam  of  45  lbs.  pressure 
Inside,  and  in  some  cases  60  lbs.     It  will  stand  any  pressiure  the  other  way. 

It  is  in  extensive  use  in  the  Clyde,  Thames,  and  Tyne  districts,  and  has  been  applied  to 
Condenser  Tubes  from  |  inch  diameter  up  to  2  inches,  the  latter  being  the  largest  Tubed 
Condenser  yet  made. 

From  Wm.  SmoNS  &  Co.,  Engineers,  Founders,  and  Shipbuilders. 

London  Works,  Renfrew,  near  Glasgow, 
Wth  November  1870. 

Dear  Sir, — In  reply  to  your  inquiry  of  7th  instant,  we  have  already  fitted  three  sets 
of  Engines  (in  use  upwards  of  two  years)  with  your  Condenser  Tube  Packing,  and  they 
have  given  us  every  satisfaction. 

We  have  now  in  hands  four  sets — two  of  200,  and  two  of  150  nom.  H.  P.,  which  are 
also  to  be  fitted  with  your  Packings. — We  are.  Dear  Sir,  yours  truly, 

WM.  SIMONS  &  CO. 
David  M.u?shall,  Esq.,  Leith. 

From  Samuel  and  Hugh  Morton  &  Co.,  Iron  Shipbuilders,  and  Boiler  and  Engine  Makers. 

Ikon  Shipbullding,  ]5oiler,  and  Engine  Works, 
Victoria  Dock,  Leith,  ^th  November  1870. 

Dear  Sir, — We  have  much  pleasure  in  stating  that  we  have  applied  your  Patent 
Packing  to  the  Surface  Condensers  of  the  Steamers  'Magdala'  and  '  Staff  a,'  of  Leith. 
The  former  has  been  at  work  for  twelve  months,  and  has  just  completed  a  voyage  to  China 
and  back,  the  latter  for  four  months,  both  of  which  have  given  us  the  greatest  satisfaction  : 
in  fact,  we  have  had  no  trouble  with  them.  They  have  remained  perfectly  tight,  and 
maintained  a  uniform,  steady,  and  high  vacuum. 

We  are  at  present  fitting  other  three  Condensers  with  your  Packing,  and  we  have 
every  confidence  in  recommending  them  for  general  use. — We  are,  Dear  Sir,  yours  truly, 

SAM.  and  HUGH  MORTON  &  GO. 
Mr.  Da\'id  Marshall,  Engineer,  Leith. 


For  further  information  apply  to 

DAVID    MARSHALL, 

Inspecting   anb  Consulting   Engineer   far   ^arinc   anb    ^Tanb   ^at^inexg, 

(Agent  for  Napier's  Patent  Windlass,  Friction  Clutcli,  and  Self -Holding  Brake), 

Z...  6    BERNARD    STREET,    LEITH. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


ROBERT    PEDDIE    AND    CO., 

engineers  and  contractors, 
Tynecastle    Iron    Works, 

At  WHITSUNDAY  1870,  removed  their  TOWN  OFFICE 
and  SHOW-ROOM  to  those  very  Central  and  Com- 
modious Premises 


No.     7  2 


PRINCES     STREET,     EDINBURGH, 

Nearly  Opposite  the  Royal  Institution. 


IRON  and  WIRE  FENCES  of  the  best  materials,  and  fitted  up  in  the  best   manner. 
BRIGHT  PREPARED  FENCING  WIRE  of  the  very  best  quality,  sold  per  cwt.  or 
per  ton.    Other  Materials  and  Tools  for  Wire  Fences. 

R.  P.  &  CO.'S  IMPROVED  CONTINUOUS  WROUGHT-IRON  FENCES. 


$^:^[rf%»in^?li%^f§% 


ENTRANCE  AND  CARRIAGE  GATES,  FIELD  GATES,  IRON  BRIDGES,  HOUSES, 

ROOFS,  CONSERVATORIES,  AND  HOT-WATER  HEATING  APPARATUS. 

WIRE  NETTING  for  Hares  and  Rabbits,  etc.     PLAIN  and  ORNAMENTAL  WIRE- 

WORK.     AGRICULTURAL  IMPLEMENTS  AND  MACHINES. 


Catalogues,    Estimates,   and   Prices  given   on   Application. 


KITCHEN    RANGE    WAREHOUSEp 

No.  22  NICOLSON  STREET, 

(Opposite  NicoUon  Square). 
Established  1812. 

WAND  J.  ANDERSON  beg  to  call  attention 
.  to  the  Superiority  of  their  Improved  Close 
Cooking  Ranges,  and  also  their  Open  Fire  Ranges, 
fitted  either  with  High  Pressure  or  other  Boilers. 

Ranges  with  Back  Boilers  and  Patent  Ovens, 
warranted  always  ready  to  Bake  or  Roast,  all  sizes 
in  Stock,  from  38s.  to  80s. 

A  Large  Assortment  of  elegant  Drawing  and 
Dining  Room  Register  Stoves,  Fenders,  Ash  Pans, 
and  Fire-irons  to  suit,  at  prices  most  moderate. 

Electro-Plated  Goods  in  great  variety ;  Spoons, 
Forks,  Cruets,  etc.;  Ivory-Handled  Knives  and 
Forks;  and  Baths  of  every  description.  Travelling 
Trunks,  Bonnet  Boxes,  etc 

Opposite  Nicolson  Square. 


JAMES    FORREST, 

SMITH  AND  KITCHEN  RANGE  MANUFACTURER, 

AND  FURNISHING  IRONMONGER, 

Wareroom  — 96    WEST    BOW, 

EDINBURGH. 

Locks,  Grates,  and  Piano  Plates. 

Ornamented  Grates,    Railings,    Beams    and 

Scales. 


SCALES,  BEAMS,  COFFEE  MILLS, 

ETC. 


BEAMS  of  every  description  made  to 
Order.  A  Stock  of  the  ordinary  kind 
kept  on  hand.  They  are  all  warranted  hand- 
made, of  the  best  material,  which  can  only 
be  depended  upon. 

GEORGE    WHARTON    &    CO., 

SCALE  AND  BEAM  MAKERS, 
150  HIGH  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 85 

NEW     VENT      DAMPER, 

Registered,  according  to  Act  of  Parliament^  by 

DAVID     FOULIS, 

SMITH    AND    IRONMONGER, 
61    GEOKGE    STREET,    EDINBURGH, 

FOR  preventing  Back  Smoke,  Down  Draughts,  or  Rain  or  Hail  getting  down  Vent ; 
and  also  for  increasing  the  Draught. 

Inspection  is  invited  to  one  •which  has  been  fixed  and  built  in  on  the  premises,  to 
enable  parties  to  judge  of  its  merits  and  advantages. 

Price  No,  1,/or  Bed-room  Grates,  4s.  M.     Price  No.  2,  for  Dining-room  and 
Drawing-room  Grates,  6s.  6d. 

Kinnaixd  Grates,  with  Bricks  and  New  Eegistered  Damper,  12s.  6d.  upwards. 

Estimates  furnished  for  Kitchen  Ranges,  Pressure  Boilers,  and  Grates,  including  Bricks, 
and  aU  Mason,  Smith,  and  Plumber  Work,  by 

DAVID    F0ULI8,    SMITH    AND    IRONMONGER, 

61    GEORGE    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

JAMES     MILLER, 

Manufacturing    and   Furnishing   Ironmonger, 
70  and  71  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

(Opposite  the  Mound), 

RESPECTFULLY  solicits  inspection  of  his  extensive  Stock  in  Grates,  Fenders,  and  Fire- 
irons,  Improved  Kitchen  Ranges  with  self-acting  Ovens  and  Pressure  Boilers,  Nickel- 
Silver  and  Electro-Plated  Spoons,   Forks,  Cake 
Baskets,    Tea   Sets,    Toast   Racks   and   Waiters, 
Cruet  Frames,  Liqueur  Frames  and  Bottle  SHdes, 

Table   Cutlery,   Queen's   Metal   Tea   and   Coffee  "^^^  {|  of  the  Wringer 

Pots,  Japanned  and  Papier-Mache  Tea  Trays 
and  Waiters,  Gas  Chandeliers  and  Brackets, 
Moderator  and  Paraffin  Lamps  and  Oils,  Brass 
and  Iron  Bedsteads,  Children's  Cots  and  Per- 
ambulators, Patent  Clothes  Wringers,  Washing 
Machines,  and  Mangles.  Repairs  sent  for,  and 
promptly  attended  to. 

AGENT     FOR 

MZLMR'S  PATENT  FIRE  -  EESISTIIQ  SJLFES  MD  BOXES. 


JAMES       MILLER, 

70  AND  71    PRINCES    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

MANUFACTORY— 90  Candlemaker  Row. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


WIEE    NETTING,     lEON     GATES    AND     BAILINGS, 

lEON    AND    WIEE    FENCING, 

lEON  BEIDGES,  lEON  EOOFS,  HOUSES,  Etc.  Etc. 

SIBSON    &    TAIT.  See  Catalogue— grafts  on  appUcatioJi.  GIBSON    &    TAII 

ESTABLISHED    1851. 

ANDREW  DOUGLAS  &  SON, 

Yenetian,  Wire  Grauze,  and  Cloth-Eoller  Blind  Manufacturers, 

IN  thanking  their  friends  and  the  public  generally  for  the  liberal  share  of  patronage  they 
have  always  received,  beg  to  intimate  that,  for  the  better  accommodation  of  theu' 
Customers,  they  have  opened  that  Shop,  20  Gkf.enside  Place,  as  an  OfHce  and  Showroom, 
where  Model  Blinds  of  every  description  may  be  seen,  the  prices  of  which  are  the  lowest  for  I 
really  first-class  articles.  | 

Old  Venetians  Painted  and  Repaired. 

House  Jobbing  in  Joiner,  Cabinet,  and  Upholstery  Work,  by 

experienced  Workmen,  at  strictly  moderate  charges. 

Warehouse,    20   GREENSIDE  PLACE.       Workshop,   22. 

ROBERT     MACNAB, 

PLFMBER,    &ASriTTEE,   AID   ZIIC-WORKER, 
78     GROVE     STREET,     EDINBURGH. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


87 


JOHN 

PLUMBER,    GA8FITTER,    & 


A  I  R  D, 

ZING    BATH    MANUFACTURER, 


25  GREENSIDE  PLACE,  &  GEEENSIDE  LAMl,  LEITH  WALK, 
EDINBURGH. 


Houses  fitted  up  with  Baths  of  every  Description. 

GAS    LAMPS,    LUSTEES,    BEACKETS,    Etc.,    OF    THE    NEWEST    DESIGNS. 
Orders  for  Repairs  promptly  attended  to.     Charges  Strictly  Moderate. 


ESTIMATES       FURNISHED. 


R.    SMITH    AND    CO., 

•    PLUMBEES,    BEASSFOUNDEES,    AND    GASFITTEKS, 
62  BROUaHTON  STEEET,  EDINBUEGH. 

OLD    BRASS-WORK    CLEANED    AND    RE-LACQUERED. 
ENGINEERS  SUPPLIED   WITH  BRASS  CASTINGS. 

Fire  Screens,  Blind  Mounting,  Door  and  Window  Name-PIates,  Lamps,  Brackets, 

Water-closets,  Hand  Basins,  Plunge  and  Shower  Baths. 

ESTIMATES     FURNISHED. 

WILLIAM     M'CALMAN, 

PLUMBER,    GASFITTER,    AND    ZINC-WORKER, 

54a    LOTHIAN    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

HOUSE— 5   BROWN'S   PLACE. 


Baths,  Wash-hand  Basins,  Water-Closets,  and  Pumps  fitted  up  on  the  most  approved 
principles.     Gasfitting  in  all  its  Branches. 

Orders  for  Eepairs  promptly  attended  to  and  carefully  executed. 


DICKSON    AND    WELSH, 

COPPEESMITHS  AND  BEASSFOUNDEES. 

MAKERS  OF 

BBEWING  COPPERS  AND  SPIRIT  STILLS, 

MASH  AND  FERMENTING  TUNS  LINED, 

MARINE  AND  LOCOMOTIVE  PIPES, 

PAPER  MILL  ROLLS, 

CONFECTIONERS'  REVOLVE  PANS, 

PLUMBERS'  COPPER-WORK, 

HIGH  AND  LOW  PRESSURE  BOILERS, 

BATHS,  AND  SPIRE  FINALS. 


For  DistiUery,  Brewery,  and  all  other  Outdoor 
Worhy  lue  send  First-class  Tradesmen. 


4  QUEEN'S  PLACE,  EDINBURGH. 


JOHN     M  U  I  R, 

^ktmkr,  (Slasfiiler,  anb  %ixxc-WiDxl\tx, 
THOMAS    STREET, 

(^Between  Torphichen  Street  and  Morrison  Street). 
Jobbing  and  Eepairs  expeditiously  executed. 


JOHI  M'lAMHTON, 

OOPPEESMITH  AND  BEASSFOmSTOEE, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF  DISTILLERY, 
BREWERY,  AND  ENGINEERS'  COPPER  AND  BRASS  WORK. 

EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH  COPPER 
WORKS, 

5  and  6  PTTE  PLAGE,  LEITH  WALK. 


ALEXANDER   M.    PETERS, 

Plumber,  Gasfitter,  &  Zinc-Worker, 
13  DUNDAs  Street. 


Hot,  Cold,  and  Shower  Baths. 

FORCE-PuMPS,    AND    WaSH-HaND    BaSINS. 

Water-Closets  Fitted  up  on  the  most 
Approved  Principles. 

Gasfitting  in  all  its  Branches. 


AU   Orders   punctually   attended  to. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


JAMES     CHARLES, 

SMITH,    TINPLATE    WORKER,    AND    GASFITTER. 

Workshops  — ALBANY    STREET    LANE,    EDINBURGH. 

Always  in  Stock,  a  Good  Selection  of  CHARTER  BOXES,   CASH   BOXES,  etc. 

TABLE  CUTLERY  and  PLATED  GOODS,  etc. 

"Warranted  best  Quality, 

ALTERATIONS  AND  REPAIRS  EXECUTED  PROMPTLY  BY  FIRST-CLASS  WORKMEN. 

Wareroom  — 8   NORTH   ST.   ANDREW   STREET. 

M'MILLAN    AND    EOBEETSON. 

COPPERSMITHS    AN  D  "  B  RASS  FO  U  N  D  ERS, 

UNDERTAKE  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS   OF 

BOILERS,  PANS,    DISTILLING  AND  BREWING  COPPERS,   STEAMBOAT 
AND  ENGINE  PIPES. 

REPAIRS  MODERATELY  AND  JUDICIOUSLY  MADE  AT 

THE    RAILWAY    STATION, 

SHRUB  PLACE,  LEITH  WALK. 

YOUNG  AND   BARTON. 

EDINBURGH     AND     LEITH     BRASS     FOUNDRY, 

lA    SHRUB     PLACE, 

LEITH      WALK,      EDINBURGH. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  CASTINGS  SUPPLIED. 
JEWELLERS'    CASTINGS    IN    SILVER,    ETC. 

ARMSTRONG     AND      HOGG, 

GAS     ENGINEERS,    BRASSFOU  N  DERS,    AND     PLUMBERS, 

DEALERS    IN    SPECIALTIES    OF    ART. 

IMPORTERS  OF  FRENCH  BRONZES,  PARIAN  AND  PRUSSIAN  GLASS. 

REPAIRS,   ALTERATIONS,   AND  REFITTINGS  RECEIVE  PARTICULAR  ATTENTION. 


EACH   DEPARTMENT    CAREFULLY   AND    EFFICIENTLY    SUPERINTENDED. 


Showroom- 5  7    LOTHIAN    ROAD. 
Works-KING'S    STABLES    and    SPITTAL    STREET. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


89 


STEWART    AND   RAE, 

PLTJMBEKS,  BEASSFOUNDEES, 

AND  OOPPEESMITHS, 

GASFITTEES,  LEAD  MERCHANTS,  LEAD 

AND  TIN  PIPE  MANUFAGTUEEES, 

17  WEST  REGISTER  STREET,  AND 
121  GEORGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

AND 

95  CONSTITUTION  STREET,  LEITH. 


Gat  Lamps,  Lustres,  Brackets,  Pendants,  Pillars, 
etc.  of  New  and  Elegant  Designs. 

HOUSES  fitted  up  mtli  GAS  TUBING, 
CORNICE    and    PICTURE    RODS, 
WINDOW  GUARDS  and  PLATES. 

BATHS  of  every  Description— Hot,  Cold, 
and  Shower. 

PATENT  WATER-CLOSETS  of  a  New 
Construction,  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,  Farmyards,  or  Cottages;  LIFT 
or  FORCE  PUMPS,  for  Raising  Water  to 
Houses;  GARDEN  ENGINES;  BEER 
PUMPS ;  WATER  FOUNTAINS  for  Plea- 
sure-Grounds. 

WATER-RAMS  or  SELF-ACTING  EN- 
GINES, well  suited  for  the  supply  of  Coimtry 
Mansions,  where  the  Water-Course  or  Springs 
are  below  the  site  of  the  House. 

ZINC  WINDOWS  made  to  any  design,  for 
Churches,  Cottages,  Workshops,  and  Summer 
House. 

Orders  for  Repairs  promptly  attended  to,  and 
carefully  executed. 

The  Trade  supplied  with  Eolled  Lead,  Sheet 
Zinc,  Lead  Pipe,  Gas  and  Zinc  Tubing, 
T     Lustres,     Gasfittings,     Pumps,     Cocks, 
Water-Closets,  and  Plumbers'  and  Gas- 
fitters'  Brass -Work  generally. 


FRANCIS   R.   SIM, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

GLASS  CHANDELIERS,  BRACKETS,  etc., 
AND  CUT  FLINT-GLASS  of  all  Kinds, 

ALSO 

BRASSFOUNDER    AND    GASFITTER. 

Bronzed  Gas  Lamps  for  Dining-Rooms, 
Lobbies,  etc.,  of  the  Finest  Quality    _ 
and  Best  Designs. 

96    PRINCES     STREET. 


H.    HETHERTON, 

BELLHANGER, 

13   SOUTH   CLERK   STREET, 

{Opposite  Newington  Church). 

BELLHANGING  on  the  most  Improved 
Principles. 

Brass  and  Iron  Picture-Rods  Furnished 
AND  Fitted  up. 

Estimates  furnished,  and  Experienced  Men  sent  to  all 
parts  oftlie  Country. 

WoKKSHOP— 5^  NICOLSON  SQUAEE. 


JOHN    LAWRIE, 

Plumber,  Brassfounder,  and  Gasfitter, 
12   CATHERINE  STREET  COURT,   EDINBURGH, 

BEGS    respectfully  to  intimate    that  he 
repairs  and  fits  up  every  description  of 
Plumber-Work  and  Gasfittings. 
Charges  Strictly  Moderate,  and  Estimates  Furnished. 

Always  on  hand  a  Select  Stock  of  Crystal 
Lustres,  Wall  and  Mantelpiece  Brackets. 

Artistic  Bronzed  Lusthes  and  Brackets  for 
DiniDg -rooms,   etc.,  of  the   latest  and  Chastest 

Designs.  

TO  ENGINEERS  AND  OTHERS. 

Brass  Castin  gs  for  Machinery  on  Moderate  Terms. 

All  Siz;es  of  Door,  Bell,  and  Window  Plates 
made  to  order. 

Ale  Pumps  kept  in  Stock.  Any  number  fitted 
up  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 

J.  L.'s  Improved  Gas  Stoves  for  Heating  Halls, 
Public  Eooms,  Offices,  Warerooms,  Lobbies,  Bed- 
rooms, etc.,  may  be  seen  in  Working  Order  at  his 
Premises. 

Prompt  attention  to  all  Orders. 


WOOD    &    CAIRNS, 

(Successors  to  HUME  &  CO.), 

Brassfounders,   Gasfitters,   Zinc-Workers,    and 

Lead  Pipe  Manufacturers, 

SOUTH    BACK   OF   GANONGATE, 

EDINBURGH. 


Manufacturers  of  every  description  of  Plumbers' 
and  Gasfitters'  Brass-Work,  Pumps  (Double  and 
Single  Action),  Water  Eams,  Hydraulic  Lifts. 

LAMPS,  BRACKETS,  PILLARS,  ETC. 


N  OT  E. 

B.  STE¥AET, 

BELLHANGER  AND   GASFITTER, 

34  EARL  GREY  STREET,  AND 

65   FOUNTAINBRIDGE. 

ESTIMATES  Furnished,  and  Experienced 
Bellhangers  sent  to  all  parts  of  the 
Country.  Brass  and  Iron  Picture-Rods  fitted 
up. 


90 


EDINBUEGH  AND  LEITH 


A.    D  I  OKI  SON, 

plumber,  ^asfitlet,  anb  ^bc-Morker, 

2  BROUGHAM  STREET,  HOME  STREET, 
AND  TOLLCROSS, 

EDINBURGH. 

All  Orders  receive  immediate  attention. 


BATHVILLE 

PATENT  PARAFFIN   OIL. 


PEEFEOT  SAFETY  GUAEANTEED. 

Sole  Agents : 

W.  and  H,  POTTS, 

132  WEST  MLE  STREET,  GLASGOW; 

POET   HOPETOUN   STORES,    EDIKEURGE. 


ALEXANDER  REDPATH, 

Slater  and  Cliimiiey  Sweeper, 

9   QUEENSFERRY    STREET   LANE. 

ALL  Kinds  of  Chimney  Cans  and  Smoke 
Machines    Furnished     and    put    up. 
Roofs  Repaired,  or  upheld  by  Contract. 


ALL   ORDERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

STEWART   AND    MORGAN, 

SLATERS  AND  GLAZIERS, 

59    Grove    Street. 

House— 18  HIGH  EIGaS. 

All  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


DAVID    LOWE, 

JOmEE,   HOETIGULTUKAL  BUILDEB, 

AND  HOT-WATEE  ENGINEEE, 

GILMORE  PARK, 

FOUNTAINBRIDGE,     EDINBURGH. 


NUMEROUS  References  from  all  parts  (|:| 
Scotland  for  every  description  of  Horti* 
cultural  Buildings. 

Garden  Frames  of  various  sizes  kept  in  Stock.  | 


MAKENZIE    &    MONCUR, 

HORTICULTURAL  BUILDERS  AND 
HOT-WATER  ENGINEERS, 

UPPSR    GHOVE    FIiACE, 

EDINBURGH. 

Every  description  of  Horticultural  Build- 
ings Erected  and  Heated  in  any  part  of  the 
Kingdom. 


Plans  and  Estimates  Free  of  Charge. 

J  O  H  N     L  O  W, 

SLATER, 
73    CLERK    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


WHITE  WASHING,  ROUGH  CASTING, 

POINTING  OF  ALL  Kinds  Done. 

ROOFS  KEPT  BY  THE  TEAR. 

CHIMNEY  CANS  FITTED  UP. 


House— 37    SOUTH    CLERK    STREET. 


ANDEEW     DRYSDALE, 

BUILDEE,    SLATEE,    AND    GLAZIEE, 
27    SOUTH    FREDERICK    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

BRANCH  OFFICE— CLAREMONT  PLACE. 

JOHN    WATHERSTON    &    SONS, 

BUILDERS,  HOUSE  CARPENTERS,  AND  VALUATORS  OF  PROPERTY, 

29    QUEENSFERRY    STREET. 

(These  Premises  formerly  8  Charlotte  Place.) 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


91 


W.     CORNELIUS, 

(From  the  Royal  Academy  of  Munich), 

D  E  €  O  R  A  T  I  Y  E      A  R  T  -I  S  T, 
97    BROUGHTON    STREET,    EDINBURGH, 

RESPECTFULLY  intimates  to  the  Nobility,  Gentry,  and  Public,  that,  being  assisted  by 
a  numerous  staff  of  Foreign  and  British  Artists,  lie  is  prepared  to  execute,  with  despatch,  work 
in  every  Style  of  AECHITECTUEAL  PAINTIKG  in  FRESCO,  ENCAUSTIC,  OIL,  CEKOMO, 
etc.  Several  Gentlemen  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Edinburgh  ^vho  have  been  greatly  pleased  with  the 
■work  he  has  done  for  them,  are  willing  to  let  their  rooms  be  seen  by  any  Ladies  or  Gentlemen  who  may 
wish  to  satisfy  themselves  as  to  his  style  of  Workmanship. 

Designs  made  and  Estimates  given,  Free  of  Charge,  for  every  kind  of  House  Decoration  and  Plain 
Fainting  in  Town  or  Country. 

PAPEEHANGINGS. — A  great  Stock  of  British  and  Foreign  Manufacture,  for  Cheapness  and 
Variety  not  to  be  surpassed  by  any  House  in  the  Trade. 

Y^/'ILLIAM     BELL, 
^ftzaxKii'Qt    '^mwUx,    '|3^|3^r{j anger,    anb    (Bluixtx, 

2     V/EST      PRESTON      STREET. 

All  Orders  carefully  executed,  ami  at  Moderate  Rates. 

R.      WILSON, 

HOUSE    PAINTER,    GENERAL    DECORATOR,    AND     HERALDIC    ARTIST, 
PICTURE    LINER,    CARVER    AND    GILDER. 


PICTURE  AND  MIRROR  FRA  MES  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  MADE  AND  RE-GILT. 


F  I  N  E  -  A  E  T     AGENT. 

67  SOUTH  CLERK  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

WILLIAM      PHILLIPS, 

HOUSE    PADs^TEE,    GILDER,    AIvD    DECORATOR, 
21      GEORGE      STREET, 

Begs  to  inform  the  Public  that  he  executes  all  kinds  of  Painting,  Paperhanging,  and 

Glazing  at  moderate  charges.     Estimates  furnished. 

Orders  punctually  attended  to. 

ESTABLISHED    1828. 

ROBEET    L.    BEID, 

Ji0iTSC  airb  gccoratibc  ^ahxto, 

3      BLENHEIM       PLAGE,       EDINBURGH. 

Dealer  in  English  Paperkangings,  and  Importer  of  French  Decorations,  Mouldings,  'etc. 


^SAMUEL  WESTON, 

I  6  GILLESPIE  PLACE, 

PAINTER,    PAPERHANGER, 
AND  GLAZIER, 

CONVENIENT    to   Morningside,    Grange, 
and  the  surrounding  neighbourhood. 

Estimates  Furnished.,  and  Experienced  Work- 
men sent  to  all  parts  of  the  Country. 


JAMES      AIRD, 

mfi  # latter, 

15  GLADSTONE  PLAGE,  EDINBURGH. 

All  Orders  in  Town  and  Country  punctually 
attended  to. 

Designs  and  Estimates  Furnished. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


JOHN      WEBSTER, 

PRACTICAL    CAGE-MAKER, 

DEALER  in  all  sorts  of  Useful  and  Ornamental  Poultry,  Domesticated  Wild  Fowl,  Golc 
Silver,  and  Tame  Bred  Pheasants,  Pigeons,  Cockatoos,  Parrots,  Foreign  and  Britis: 
Song-Birds,  German  Piping  Bullfinches  and  Canaries.  A  Superior  Assortment  of  Firati 
class  Cages  in  Stock.  Aviaries  and  Pigeon  and  Poultry  Houses  fitted  up  and  Stocked  -wif 
all  kinds  of  Birds.     Birds'  Seed,  best  quality.     Gravel,  Sand,  etc. 


69 


GEORGE    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

Poultry-yard  and  House— HOPE  COTTAGE,  FEEKY  EOAD. 


ROPE,  TWINES,  NET  METALLIC  CORD, 

LIGHTNING  CONDUCTORS, 

On  the  most  Improved  Principles. 

MRS.    J.    RITCHIE, 

22  south  back  or  canoitgate. 
William    Johnston, 

FRENCH  POLISHER, 
WEST    ROSE     STREET     LANE. 


G.     DOBIE, 

HOUSE    PAINTEE,    GILDEK, 
DEOOEATOE, 
23    GEORGE    STREET. 


AW. 


A  LL  kinds  of  FURNITUEE  Repaiked,  Cleaned, 
il  and  Polished.  Carpets  Lifted,  Beat,  and  Ko- 
laid.    50  per  cent,  saved. 


PAPERHANGINGS,  DECORATION^ 
and  BORDERS  carefully  selected  froi 
the  Leading  Manufactories  of  Great  Britai 
and  the  Continent.  The  greatest  Varie 
Stock  in  Scotland,  from  the  lowest  in  pric 
to  the  most  costly. 
Designs  furnished  and  Work  contracted  for  in  all 
parts  of  the  Country. 


MACHINE     OILS. 


Lubricating  Oils  of  all  Kinds  and  Finest  Qualities 

AT 

SMITHS     AND     CO.,     1     BLAIR     STREET 

LAMPS. 


OILS,    CANDLES,    AND    SOAPS. 


R 


SMITHS      AND      CO. 

ESPECTFULLY  solicit   inspection    of   their   Stock,   -which  is  the  Largest  and  Mos 
Varied  in  Town,  at  Very  Moderate  Prices. 

PURVEYORS  TO  THE  QUEEN. 
1      BLAIR     STREET,     EDINBURGH. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


93 


CHARCOAL     WIRE     ROPE. 


WILLIAM    CALDER, 

SAIL-MAKER, 

mi  CLOTH,  WIRE  ROPE,  HEMP  &  MANILLA  CORDAGE  MERCHANT, 
22    COMMERCIAL    STREET,    LEITH. 


Emigrant's  Tent 
ALSO, 


Bell  or  Cricket  Tent. 


MILITARY,  EMIGRANT,  AND  BELL-TENT  MAKER. 


W.  C.  begs  to  call  the  attention  of  Volunteers  and  Emigrants  to  the  above. 


I 


EXTRA   LONG    FLAX  CANVAS. 

BLEACHED  CANVAS. 

BOILED  Do. 

BROWN  Do. 

TAEPAULING  Do. 

DUCKS,  SACKING,  AND  SACKS. 

COEK  FENDERS. 

HAMMOCKS,  Etc. 


CORDAGE   BOLT-ROPES. 

HAWSERS,  WARPS,  WHITE  ROPES. 
MANILLA  ROPE,  HAMBER  LINES. 
LOG  LINES,  FISHING  LINES. 
MARLINE   HOUSE    LINES. 
COMPOSITION  AND  IRON  THIMBLES. 
PALMS,  NEEDLES,  SAIL  HOOKS. 
MARLINE-SPIKES,  FIDS,  Etc. 


Always  on  hand,  a  large  stock  of  Second-hand  Sails  suitable  for  Hay  Rick,  Cart  Covers, 

and  Farming  purposes. 


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O  A  L 


JAMES     M'CORMACK, 
CALEDONIAN       RAILWAY      DEPOT. 

OFFICE-8    NORTH    BRIDGE. 

All  kinds  of  Scotch  and  Englisli  Coals.      PnLlic  Institutions  supplied  by 

Contract.     Hotels  and  other  large  Establishments  supplied 

at  Wholesale  Prices. 

Complete  Delivery  by  our  own  Servants.  Orders  by  Post  punctually  attended  to. 


4   PORT    HOPETOUN, 

COAL    AND    COKE    MERCHANT, 

SOLE    AGENT     IN 
EDINBUEGH,  LEITH,  GEANTON,  AND  BO'NESS, 

FOR 

JOHN    WATSON,    Esq.,   BINNIEHILL     COLLIERY, 

ALSO    AGENT    FOE    IIIS 

MOTHERWELL    AND    PARKHEAD    COAL. 


THE  BINNIEHILL  BLACKBAND  COAL  is  the  very  best  in  Scotland 
for  Household  purposes,  and  far  Superior  to  nine-tenths  of  the  English 
Coal  sold  in  the  Edinburgh  Market ;   and  for  Steam  purposes  no  coal  can 
excel  it,  having  kept  at  the  top  of  the  tree  for  twenty-one  years. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER.  95 


ESTABLISHED      17S4. 


JAIES  ¥ALDIE  Al^D  SOl^S, 

COAL    AND    COKE    MERCHANTS, 
EDINBURGH,     JLEITH,  .  AND    GRANTON. 


DEPOT      OFFICES, 

NOW  CONKECTED  BT  PRIVATE  TELEGRAPHS : 

LEITH  WALK  and  HAYIIAEKET, 

ST.  LEONAEDS,  SCOTLAND  STREET,  TRINITY, 

NORTH    LEITH,    and    GRANTON. 


ORDER     OFFICES: 

39    QUEEN    STREET,    85    CLERK    STREET, 
And    3    WEST    TOLLCROSS. 


Newly-wrought   Coals   received   Daily   in   our    own   Waggons. 

All  Charges  for  delivery  into  Cellars,  etc.  included  ia  our  Accounts. 


COLLIERY      AGENTS 

BY  DIKECT  APPOINTMENT  POR 

BEST  ENGLISH  (HASWELL)  WALLSEND ; 

CUTTLEHILL,    HALBEATH,    and    KINGSEAT; 

BALQUHATSTONE;   BENHAR; 

MOTHERWELL   and  LADY    EMILY    PITS. 


ALSO 
COLLIERY    SHIPPING    AGENTS    FOR 

WATSON'S  HARTLEY  STEAM  COALS. 


96  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


JOM  SlITH  AID  SOIS 

COAL   AND    COKE    MERCHANTS. 


J 


'HEAD  OFFICE— 67  Lothian  Road. 

ORDER    OFFICES: 

STOCKBRIDGE,       ...     1  SPRING  GARDENS. 
NEWINGTON,     ....    2  WEST  NEWINGTON  TERRACE. 

CONNECTED  WITH  HEAD  OFFICE  BY  PRIVATE  TELEGRAPH. 

DEPOTS: 
MORRISON    STREET    AND    HAYMARKET. 


ALL  OHAEGES  for  COMPLETE  DELIVERY  included  in  our  Accounts. 


COLLIERY  AGENTS 


FOR 


The  Slamannan  Blackband  Coal, 

I  ii  A  H. '/i  d  U    :a:T' 
.^        Unequalled  for  Cleanliness  and  Durability. 


Estimates  for  Public  Boards,    Works,  Hotels,   Charitable  Institutions,  etc., 
to  be  had  on  Application. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADYERTISER.  97 

JOHN     WILSON, 

OVERTOWN,    LAW,    AND   SHAWFIELD    COLLIERIES, 

W  I   S   H  A  W. 


EDINBURGH    DEPOT    AND    OFFICE: 
C  ALE  DOM  AX    STATION,    MORRIS  OX    STREET. 

LEITH    DEPOT    AND    OFFICE: 
CALEDOXIAX    STATIOX,    NORTH    LEITH. 


IITR.  JOHX  TTILSOX,  Proprietor  of  these  Collieries,  in  the  far-famed  "Wishaw 
-^'-■-  district,  begs  to  thank  his  numerons  Customers,  and  the  public  generally,  for 
the  large  amount  of  patronage  with  which  he  has  been  favoured  during  his  long 
connection  with  the  Coal  Trade  in  Edinburgh,  Leith,  and  Granton. 

He  begs  to  state  that  fresh  supplies  of  the  Finest  Wishaw  Soft  Coal,  suitable 
for  House  Fires,  are  daily  received  at  his  mineral  depots,  and  that  he  is  therefore 
prepared  from  his  large  turn-over  to  supply  a  first-rate  article  at  Wholesale  Price. 

The  price  of  his  Rest  Wishaw  Soft  Coal,  including  Cartage,  from  May  to 
November,  is  TEN  SHILLINGS  AND  SIXPENCE  PER  TON;  and 
from  Xovember  to  May,  ELEVEN  SHILLINGS  AND  SIXPENCE  PER 
TON,  in  Edmburgh  and  Leith. 

Orders  addressed  to  his  ColUery  Offices,  Morrison  Street  and  North  Leith,  or  left 
there,  will  meet  with  prompt  attention. 


LIBEEAL  DISCOUNT  lEOM  THESE  PEIOES  TO  MEEOHANTS  AND  AGENTS. 
Estimates  for  Public  Works,  Institutions,  Hotels,  etc.  etc. 


TO    SHIPPERS    AND    STEAMSHIP    OWNERS. 

The  Overtown  Steam  Coal  has  been  long  and  favourably  known  at  Leith  and 
Granton,  having  been  solely  used  in  the  Steamers  of  the  largest  Shipping  Companies 
there  for  many  years.  Ships  and  Lighters  loaded  at  Tictoria  and  Albert  Docks, 
Leith.  and  Steam  Crane,  Granton. 


Representative  for  Edinburgh,  Leith,  and  Granton 

JOHN      WILSON, 

2  STAFFORD  STREET,  EDIXBURGH. 

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HEAD  OFFICE: 

Haymarketj  Ediiitmrglio 

BRANCH  OFFICES: 

47    QUEENSFEERY   STREET; 

LOCHRIN    COAL    BASIN,    CANAL; 

AND 

JUNCTION    BRIDGE    WHARF,    LEITH. 
ESTABLISHED     183  1. 


THOMAS    DIXON    AND     SON, 

SCOTCH  AND  ENGLISH  GOAL  MERCHANTS, 
36   ST.    LEONARD    STREET. 


ALL  KINDS  OF  CANAL  AND  EAILWAY  GOAL  FRESH  FSOM  THE  PITS. 
Attention  given  to  all  Orders  addressed  to  tiieir  Office  as  above. 


Scotch  and  English  Coals  in  General  Use  supplied  by 

THOMAS    YEITCH, 

CONTRACTOR     AND     COAL     MERCHANT, 
SLATEFORD. 


Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


99 


FINEST 

FIFESHIRE    COAL, 

FROM  THE 

ELGIX,   TTTLLWOOD,   AXD    LASSODIE 
COLLIERIES,  DUNFERMLINE. 


OFFICES  : 

RAILWAY   STATIONS— LEITH  WALK, 

SCOTLAND  STEEET,  TKINITT,  JUNCTION 

BRIDGE.    Head  0#ce— ENGLISH  COAL 

DEPOT,  OLD  BEIDGE-END,  LEITH. 


DALKEITH     COAL 

DALKEITH  OOLLIEEY  OmOE, 
ST.  LEONAEDS. 


JAMES    SWORD, 

Sole  Agext  for  these  Coals. 


JOHN    WILSON, 

SUMMERHOUSE    AND     STANDRIG 
COLLIERIES, 

BY     FALKIRK. 


OFFICE: 

2  POET  HOPETOUN,  EDDTBUEGH. 
■^^^ILLIAM  BOOTH,  Manager. 


ROBERT    OAIDER 

COAL  MERCHANT, 

HAYMARKET    STATION,    and 
165  ROSE  STREET, 

CONTINDES  TO  SUPPLY  FKESH  SUPPLIES  OF 

BEST  SCOTCH  COAL. 


REGULAR   SUPPLIES  (fresli  from  the 
Pits  every  day)  of  the  following  -weU- 
known  Coals : — 

BEST  JEWEL  COAL. 
SMEATON  JEWEL  COAL. 
CORONATION  COAL. 
HOUSEHOLD  COAL. 
Orders  addressed  to  George  Baigrie,  Pro- 
prietor's Agent,  at  the  above  Office,  punctually 
attended  to. 

House— 43  MONTAGUE  STREET. 


COAL. 

SCOTCH   km  EI&LISH   COili 

IN   GENERAL   USE, 

SUPPLIED   BY 

ROBERT  G.  BAUCHOPE, 

SCOTLAND  STREET  STATION. 


COAL. 


Personal  Superintendence  of  the  Despatch  of  all 
Orders. 

JAMES    HENDERSON, 

COAL    MERCHANT. 

Office— 7  PORT  HOPETOUN,  CANAL. 
House— 5  KEIR  STREET,  LAURISTON. 


R.   VEITCH, 
COAL    MERCHANT, 

ROSE     LANE     STATION, 
ABBEYHILL, 

Supplies  all  Muds  of  Coal  at  Lowest  Prices. 


JOHN    MENZIES, 

COAL    MEECHANT, 
HAYMARKET, 

OFFICE— 66  GEO  YE  STEEET, 

SUPPLIES  the  best  AVest  Country  Coal 
to  FamiUes  in  all  pai-ts  of  Edinburgh 
and  Leith,  at  Lowest  Prices. 


Orders  punctually  attended  to. 


JAMES 

COAL 


HONEYMAN, 
MERCHANT. 


50  GROVE  STREET. 


HEAD  OFFICE] 
and  HOUSE,  j' 

PRIXCIPAL  DEPOT:  ] 

MORRISON    STREET, 

CALEDONIAN     RAILWAY, 

EDINBURGH. 


Orders  Punctually  Attended  to. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


&ILEAY    BEOTHEES, 

COAL     MERCHANTS, 

2   Brunswick  Place,  Lothian    Road;    and 
78   South    Clerk    Street, 

EDINBUEGH. 
Public  Institutions  Supplied  by  Contract. 


COAL. 

WILLIAM     MARSHALL, 

COAL    MERCHANT, 
14    SOUTH    CHARLOTTE    STREET. 

Oaledonian  Eailway  and  Haymarket.  |  House :  36  Grindlay  Street. 

Shieldmuir  Bright  Burning  Coal,  Stepeud  Caking  Coal ;    Slamannan,  Darngavel,  Benliar, 
Muirhouse,  Dalziel,  Brownieside,  Balquhatstone,  Blackband,  Zetland,  and  English  Goal. 


J.    WILLIAMSON, 

COALi  and  COKE  MERCHANT, 

ROSE  LANE  STATION,  ABBEY  HILL. 


All  kinds  of  Coal  supplied  at  lowest  prices. 

C.     FORTUNE, 

COAL    MERCHANT, 

ROSE  LANE  STATION,  ABBEY  HILL, 


SUPP 
Pr 


UPPLIES  all  kinds  of  COAI,  at  Lowest 
•ices. 


NEWSPAPERS. 

Large  and  Small  Quantities  to  Purchase 
for  Cash. 

WASTE     PAPER. 

Wanted  to  Purcliase,  for  Re-Manufacturing, 
Old  Ledgers,  Day  Books,  Letters,  Old  News- 
papers, Railway  Papers,  Session  Papers,  and 
every  Description  of  Written  and  Printed. 
The  Highest  Price  given,  and  the  whole  sent 
out  of  the  Kingdom.  Apply  by  letter,  or 
personally,  to 

GILBERT  ADCOCK, 

1   SOUTH   ST.   ANDREAV    STREET, 
EDINBURGH. 


ramilies,  Offices,  Banks,  Hotels, 

ETC., 


SUPPLIED  WITH 


FIREWOOD 

AT   LEITH   INDUSTRIAL   SCHOOLS, 
14  LOCHEND  ROAD,  LEITH, 

(^Late  24  and  25  King  Street). 


THE  Firewood  is  manufactured  from  the 
best  new  Red- Wood,  imported  direct  from 
Norway  and  Sweden  for  that  purpose. 

Sent  daily  (free  of  charge)  to  all  parts  of 
Edinburgh,  Leith,  Portobello,  Trinity,  etc. 
Price  Four  Shillings  per  100  Bundles. 

Although  greatly  extended  accommodation 
was  made  in  the  New  Premises  for  manufac- 
turing the  Firewood,  yet  the  Orders  have  so 
rapidly  increased  as  to  render  new  manufac- 
turing power  necessary.  This  is  in  process  of 
being  provided ;  and,  in  future.  Orders  per 
Postal  Cards  or  otherwise,  to  the  Superin- 
tendent at  the  Schools,  will  receive  immediate 
attention. 

The  School'^  are  at  all  times  open  to  Visito7-s. 


MR.  YOUNG'S  REGISTER  OFFICE, 

•41    BRUNSWICK    STREET, 

Edinburgh, 

(Patronised  hij  the  highest  and  lest  of  Families)^ 
Affords  unusual  facilities  for  obtaining  com- 
petent, trustworthy  Domestic  Servants. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. joi^ 

SCOTTISH     REGISTER 

FOR    DOMESTIC    SERVANTS, 

46    GEORGE     STREET, 

(Formerly  7  Queen  Street). 

ROBERT  TAVENDALE,  Manager. 
Good  MALE  and  FEMALE  SERVANTS  of  all  kinds  to  he  had  on  Shortest  Notice. 


MBS.     DODDS 

5'   AGENCY,   AND  SELECT  REGISTEE  OFFICE   F 
FEMALE   SERVANTS, 

.1    CHARLOTTE    PLACE,     EDINBURGH. 


GOVERNESSES'   AGENCY,   AND  SELECT  REGISTER  OFFICE   FOE  MALE   AND 
FEMALE   SERVANTS, 


The  most  celebrated  Establishment  in  the  United  Kingdom  for  procuring  Servants  of  all 
Classes,  and  despatching  them  over  Europe. 

MRS.     PATON'S 

REGISTRY    OFFICE    FOR    MALE    AND    FEMALE    SERVANTS, 
46    INDIA    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

REGISTRY    OFFICE    FOR    BOARD    AND    LODGING. 

LONDON  AND  EDINBURGH  GOVERNESS  INSTITUTE, 

1    SOUTH    CHARLOTTE    STREET. 

Branch  o/Miss  White's,  Wimpole  Street,  Cavendish  Square,  London. 
Schools  Transferred.    London,  Brighton,  and  Continental  Schools  Recommended. 


J.     C.     ANDERSON, 

WHOLESALE    IMPORTEK 

Pure   Chinese  Teas,  Genuine  Coffees,  and  First-class  Groceries ;    Foreign  Wines,  French 
Brandies,  and  Continental  and  Colonial  Produce.     Upwards  of  500  different  Articles 
for  Breakfast,  Luncheon,  Tea,  and  Supper,  the  Dining-room,  Dessert-table,  Pantry, 
Kitchen,  and  Household  generally. 
Samples  of  Coffee,  Arroicroot,  Isinglass,  Pepper,  etc.  from  this  Establishment  were  analyzed, 
and  reported  to  he  Perfectly  Genuine. 
I  1—.  Groceries  forwarded  by  own  vans  every  morning,  at  8.45,  to  all  parts  of  the  city.     Any 
single  article  will  be  sent  as  willingly  as  a  general  order,  the  vans  passing  through  the 
undernoted  districts  daily,  without  fail — 

Morningside,  Grange,  Newington,  all  parts  of  South  Side, 
West  End,  Princes  Street,  Haymarket,  Stockbridge,  Canonmills, 
Inverleith  Row,  etc.,  and  six  miles  out. 

Samples  and  Price-Lists  forwarded  free  on  application ;  also  Printed  Forms  for  Send- 
Orders.    All  Goods  Delivered  Free  of  Charge. 


J.    C.    ANDERSON, 

WHOLESALE    IMPORTER, 

28    AND  30   Victoria    Street,    Edinburgh. 


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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


ESTABLISHED     HALF-A-CENTURY. 


CHRISTIE    AND    SMITH, 

(Formerly  ALEXR.  CHRISTIE), 

¥IIE,    SPIEIT,    im   MALT   LIQUOR   YATJLTS, 

23    GEORGE    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 

Every  Description  of  Malt  Liquors,  of  Pirst-Olass  Quality,  and  in  proper  condition 
for  immediate  use. 

KAY     AND     COMPANY, 

(Successors  to  JOHN  KAY), 

39    JAMAICA    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

PRICE-LIST    OP    WHISKIES. 

Good  Malt,      13s.  Od.  to  15s.  Od.  per  Gallon,  i  Islays,         .     18s.  Od.  to  19s.  Od.  per  Gallon. 
Campbeltown,  16s.  Od.  to  17s.  6d.        ,,  |  Glenli\t;ts,      18s.  Od.  to  19s.  Od.        ,, 

The  Celebrated  Mixtm-e,  Old  'ISLAY'  and  '  GLENLIVET,'  19s.  per  Gallon. 

N.B. — Orders  for  England  executed  at  the  above  rates,  Purchasers  pay  incf  Carriage. 

ESTABLISHED    IN    182  9. 


GE^ORGE   DONALDSON   &    SONS, 

GROCERS  AND  WINE  MERCHANTS, 

26  West  Maitland  Street  (West  End),  and 
1   Mackenzie  Place,   Stockbridge. 

FAMILIES  in  Town  and  Country  supplied  Avith  GROCERIES,  WINES,  and  MALT 
LIQUORS  of  the  Choicest  Qualities,  at  the  lowest  Cash  Prices. 


rnrE  old  sileit  scotch  whisky. 


IT  is  -well  known  that  the  best  and  most 
agreeable  spirit  is  only  produced  by  a  care- 
ful blending  in  certain  proportions  of  the  proceeds 
of  various  high-classed  Stills. 

'THE    BALMORAL   MIXTURE' 
of  Canipbelton,   Glenlivet,  Islay,  and  other  Fine 
Whiskies  forms  an  excellent  blend,  and  is  much 
approved  of.     18s.  per  Gallon. 

SANDERSON    AND    LA^WRIE, 
20    SOUTH    HANOVER   STREET. 

JOHN    BEYCE, 

WINE      MERCHANT, 

44  HANOVER  STREET. 


PETER     M'DIARMID, 

WINE    AND    SPIRIT    MERCHANT, 

ARTILLERY    ARMS, 

GRINDLAY  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

Nearly  Opposite  the  Caledonian  Railway  Station. 


HEAD 


Rare  Old  Wines  and  Brandies  at  the  most  | 
Moderate  Cost. 
ESTABLISHED    1824. 


(Late    N.   CARTER), 
WHOLESALE  AND  FAMILY 

WINE      MERCHANT, 
63    GEORGE    STREET, 

AKD 

4  7    HANOVER    STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


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MENELAWS  AND  CO, 

PAMHY  WINE  &  MALT  LIQUOE 

MERCHANTS, 
143    GEORGE     STREET. 


ESTABLISHED    1320. 


FISH    DINNERS. 


Established  ujnvarch  of  100  Years. 


THE  Far -Famed  CLARK  FAMILY 
Removed  to  the  PEACOCK  HOTEL, 
where  only  the  Real  and  Oris^inal  CLARK'S 
NEWHAVEN  FISH  DINNERS  can  be  had. 

FOOT  OF  WHALE  BRAE,  EAST  END, 
NEWHAYEN. 

Proprietrix — MRS.  MAIN,  Daughter  of  and 
only  Successor  to  the  late  Mrs.  Clark. 

&.    DIGKSOIJ   MOEFAT, 

FISH    MERCHANT, 

38      DUNDAS      STREET, 

EDINBURGH. 


Caledonian 

TEMPERANCE    HOTEL, 

17    GEEENSIDE     STEEET, 
EDINBURGH. 

This  Hotel  is  within  Five  Minutes'  Walk  of 
AYaverley  Station. 

JAMES  PENDRIGH,  Proprietor. 


Hospitals  Supplied  per  Contract. 


MRS.  THOMAS  CROMBIE'S 
DAIRY, 

BELL'S  MILLS,  EDINBURGH. 
Milk  and  Cream  sent  to  all  parts  of  the  Town. 

GOD    LIYEE,   OILT 

DR.  J.  HUGHES  BENNETT,  Professor 
of  the  Institutes  of  Medicine  in  the 
University  of  Edinburgh,  in  referring  to 
G.  DICKSON  JIOFFAT'S  preparation  of 
Cod  Liver  Oil,  says — '  I  have  much  plea- 
sure in  reconimendiug  it  as  one  of  the  best 

.\XD    MOST   GENUINE    COD   LlVEE   OiLS  WHICH 

HAS  v.w.w  T;;:rx  j-ade.' 

THIS  SUPERIOR  OIL  may  be  had  in 
any  quantity,  from  an  Ounce  to  Hundreds  of 
Gallons.  In  Bottle,  Three  Halfpence  per 
Ounce. 


JOHN    JAMESON, 

WHOLESALE    AND    EETAIL    IISHMONCtEE   AND 
ICE    MEEGHANT, 

60    CASTLE    STREET,    QUEEN    STREET. 


Odnntry  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


I04  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


BUCHANAN'S 

COMMERCIAL     TEMPERANCE     HOTEL, 

114     HIGH      STREET, 

BDINBUEGH. 

{Nearly  opposite  the  Head  of  North  Bridge  and  Lord  Cockhirn  Street,  in  the  immediate 
vicinity  of  the  Railway  Termini.) 


EXTENSIVE,  ELEGANT,  AND  OOMPGETABLE   AOOOMMODATION 
rOE  TEAVELLEES. 

Tourists  -will   find  good  and  cheap   Refreshments 
at  the  above  hotel. 


BREAKFASTS, 

LUNCHEONS, 
FISH, 


SOUPS, 
JOINTS, 
CHOPS, 


STEAKS, 

TEA, 

COFFEE, 


SHERBET, 
RASPBERRY, 

ETC.  ETC., 


Served  ivith  the  utmost  despatch,  at  the  lowest  possible  Charge. 


JAMES  BUCHANAlSr,  wliile  returning  his  most  sincere  tlianks  to  his 
numerous  supporters,  is  happy  to  state  that  he  has  recently  added 
to  the  above  Establishment  a  large  number  of  First-class  BED-EOOMS, 
several  SITTING-EOOMS,  and  a  Spacious  HALL,  seated  for  300  Persons. 
He  has  also  greatly  improved  and  extended  his  Culinary  accommodation. 
These  changes,  together  with  HOT,  COLD,  and  SHOWEE  BATHS,  and 
civil  and  ready  attendance,  make  it  one  of  the  most  complete  Temperance 
Hotels  in  Great  Britain;  while  the  charges  still  remain  much  lower  than 
in  many  inferior  houses. 


BED-ROOMS   at   Is.   or  at   Is.   6d. 


Free  use  of  Excellent  Reading-Room,  Commercial  Room,  and  Private  Parlours, 


NO   GHARGE  FOR  SERVANTS. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. ^105 

EXTRAORDINAEY  ANNOUNCEMENT. 

MILLSTONES    ENTIRELY    SUPERSEDED. 

■gEEAD  _  made   from   the   Finest   Disintegrated   Flour  (for   Flavour   and 
Quality  it  cannot  be  surpassed),  and  sold  at — 

NOTE  THE  ADDRESSES— 

T.     T  O  L  L  E  T  H, 

1    ALFRED    PLACE,    HUNTLY    STREET, 

8     HADDINQTOISr    PLACE,     LEITH     WALK,    AIND 

37    BRUNSWICK    STREET,    STOCKBRIDGE. 

The  Patent  Honeycomb  and  Jews'  Loaves,  fresh  every  day,  and  sent  to  all 
parts  of  the  Town  and  Country  daily. 

Also,  Celebrated  Oatmeal  Cakes,  pronounced  by  all  who  have  tasted  them 
to  be  '  quite  a  treat.' 

^■B- — Messrs.  Gibson  &  Walker's  Patent  Disintegrated  Semolina,  made 
on  an  entirely  new  principle,  being  the  Purest  and  most  Nutritious  Food  for 
InvaKds,  and  unequalled  for  Puddings,  Blanc-Manges,  etc., 

ONLY  THREEPENCE  PER  POUND. 


ItTE  BREAD,  as  made  in  Germany , 

TO   BE   HAD   OF 

THOMAS    OGILVIE, 

BAKER, 
2     ELM     ROW     (POST-OFFICE). 


Royal  mixed  Biscuits. 

QUEEN'S,  ALBERT,  ALFRED,  CRACK- 
NELS, ETC.,  in  Great  Yariety,  from  8d.  per 
lb.,  and  in  Tins,  2s.  6d.  and  os.  6d.  each,  at 

T.      S   A   W    E    R   S, 

310  LAWNMARKET. 


EDWARD     THOMSON, 

18   STAFFORD    STREET, 
FAMILY    BAKER    AND    CONFECTIONER. 


Marriage  and  Ornamental  Cakes  of  all  kinds. 


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DAVID    GRANT, 

6     N  0  E  T  H     ST.     A  N  D  E  E  W     S  T  E  E  E  T, 
COOK      AND       CONFECTIONER, 

PURVEYOR    OF   WEDDING    CAKES. 
MARRIAGE  DEJEUNERS  furnished  with  everything  requisite  for  a  Marriage  Table. 

WILLIAM    M'CLAGHERTY, 

PROVISION  MER€HANT,   FRU^TEREfi,  ANO  <}REENORO€ER, 
12    QUEENSFERRY  STREET,     EDINBURGH. 


io6 EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 

ALEXANDER    WOOD, 

FRUITERER,  GREENGROCER,  AND  SEEDSMAN, 

Nos.    1    AND    2    BRISTO     PLACE. 


All  kinds  of  Fruits  in  their  Seasons.       Table  Bouquets  supplied. 

ORDERS   PROMPTLY  EXECUTED. 

JOHN    L.    JOHNSTON, 

Butcher,    Poulterer,    Hamcurer,   and   Sausage  Maker, 

THE   SOUTHERN    EMPORIUM,   1   W.   NEWINGTON  TERRACE, 

AND   180   CANONGATE,   EDINBURGH. 

THE  special  aim  of  tliose  Estalilishments  being  the  production  of  a  superior  excellence  in  qualitj'. 
J-     no  effort  is  witliliekl  in  oi-der  to  secure  for  every  department  the  utmost  attainable  perfection! 

The  Pickling  and  Hamcuring,  as  a  specialty,  is  conducted  on  the  most  approved  and  perfect 
sj'stcm,  commanding  the  utmost  satisfaction. 

The  Varieties  in  Sausages  have  obtained  a  well-merited  popularity,  and  may  be  had  in  nearly 
every  town  througliout  Scotland. 

'  The  appliances  and  arrangements  of  this  establishment  are  somewhat  in  advance  of  the  times, 
and  are  the  most  complete  of  the  kind  we  have  seen.' — Daily  Review,  12th  Februai-y  1870. 

D.     F.     S  T  O  R  Y, 

BUTCHER,    POULTERER,    AND    SAUSAGE    MAKER, 
40  HIGH  STREET  and  65  INVERLEITH   ROW. 

THE  Subscriber  is  most  careful  in  the  selection  of  Highly  Fed  Young  Stock,  and  s^iares 
no  trouble  or  expense  in  procuring  such  for  tlie  supply  of  his  Customers.    His  Price-Llst  compares 
favourably  with  any  in  the  Trade.     Hotels  most  liberally  treated  with. 

ALEXANDER    TAYLOK, 

BUTCHER, 
1    and   2    MELVILLE    PLAGE,    EDINBURGH, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  thank  the  Nobility,  Gentry,  and  Public  generally,  for  the  support 
he  has  received  since  he  opened  those  Commodious  Premises,  1  and  2  Melville  Place,  where 
he  has  always  on  hand  a  Large  Supply  of  the  Finest  BEEF,  MUTTON,  VEAL,  etc.  etc.;  and  by 
strict  personal  attention,  punctuality  to  Orders,  and  selling  at  the  lowest  remunerating  Profits,  he 
hopes  to  merit  a  continuance  of  jjubHc  patronage. 

Special  attention  continues  to  be  given  to  the  Pickling  Department  of  his  Business,  which  has 
gained  for  him  the  ai^probation  of  Parties  in  all  parts  of  Great  Britain. 

Always  on  hand  a  Full  Stock,  consisting  of  Pounds,  from  10  lbs.  to  40  lbs.,  and  all  the  other  Choice 
Pieces,  Tongues,  etc. 


ALEXANDER    JOHNSTON, 

B  U  T  G  H  E  H, 

3    QUEENSFEERY    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

[ESTABLISHED    UPWARDS  OF  FIFTY  YEABS.) 

THE  Subscriber  begs  to  intimate  to  his  numerous  Customers  and  the  Public,  that  he 
has  always  on  hand  a  clioice  selection  of  the  finest  five-year-old  Blackfaced  "Wedder 
Mutton  (for  which  this  Establishment  has  been  so  long  famed)  ;  and  being  principally 
from  liis  own  pastures,  he  can  with  confidence  recommend  the  quality  as  unsurpassed  by 
any  in  the  trade.    Also  Beef,  Veal,  Lamb,  etc.  etc.,  in  their  season. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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JAMES      WILSON, 

BUTCHER, 

46     GEORGE      STREET, 

{CORNER  OF  CHARLOTTE  SQUARE), 

BEGS  to  acquaint  Fajiilies  and  the  Public,  that,  from  the  advantages  he  possesses  in  being 
enabled  to  feed  the  greater  part  of  the  Sheep  and  Cattle  used  in  his  business,  which 
is  done  regardless  of  expense— his  great  object  being  to  produce  quite  a  superior  quality  of 
Beef  and  Mutton,  excelled  in  no  other  establishment,  and  equalled; by  few,  if  any — his 
Customers  and  the  Public  have  a  guarantee  of  being  always  supplied  with  goods  of  the 
choicest  description. 

Special  attention  continues  to  be  given  to  the  Pickling  Department  of  his  Business,  which 
has  gained  for  him  the  approbation  of  parties  in  all  parts  of  Great  Britam.  Always  on 
hand  a  full  stock,  consisting  of  Rounds  from  10  lbs.  to  40  lbs.,  and  all  the  other  choice 
pieces,  Tongues,  etc. 

COLIN    CAMPBELL,  IgEORGE     LISLE, 

R  IJ  T  O  H  E  R 

75  NOETHTJMBERLAl^E  STREET, 
EDINBURGH. 


B  U  T  C  H  E  E, 

KERR      STREET, 

STOCKBRIDGE. 


THOMAS      HOGG, 

B  U  T  C  H  E  R, 

7    MELVILLE    PLACE, 

EDINBURGH. 


JOHN    BKOWN, 

26   SOTJTH  BAOE  OF   OAl^^OITGATE, 

SMITH,    SPRING   VAX,    CART,    LORRY 
BUILDER,  AKD  IMPLEMENT  MAKER. 

All  Orders  will  be  Punctually  attended  to. 


WHIP 

EVERY  VARIETY. 


ALEXANDER    MUNRO, 

Coachbuilder,  Harness  and  Velocipede 
Maker, 

BROUGHTON    MARKET, 

EDINBURGH. 


G.  AND  J.  LEGGAT, 

WHIPMAKERS    TO    THE    QUEEN, 
4       BROWN        SQUARE, 

GEORGE  IV.  BRIDGE. 


THOMAS    EICHAEDSOI, 

SMITH  AND  WHEELWRIGHT, 

150      FOUNTAINBRIDGE, 

Manufacturer  of  Vans  and  Carts  of 
every  description. 


JOHN     PRINGLE, 

AXLE        MAKER       AND        SIMIT 

ALL  EIITCS  OP  OAEEIA.GE  AXLES  MADE  AKD  EEPAIRED. 

COUNTRY    ORDERS    PUNCTUALLY    ATTENDED     TO. 

WOEKS— YORK  LANE. 


H. 


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EDINBUEGH  AND  LEITH 


ROBERT       STORDY, 

ST.    LEONARDS    COACHWORKS, 
EDINBURGH. 


THE   LARGEST    AND    MOST    VAEIED    STOCK    OF 
NEW  AND    SECOND-HAND 

CARRIAGES       AND       HARNESS 

IN    SCOTLAND. 


NEW   PATENT   BALANCE    LANDAU  HEAD. 


fTHIS  important  Invention  enaloles  the  Occupant  of  the  Carriage  to  Open 
and  shut  the  Head  in  an  instant  without  Rising  from  the  Seat,  and 
without  any  effort  whatever.      From  the  simplicity  of  its  construction,  it 
cannot  get  out  of  order. 

From  lengthened  experience  in  the  Shipping  Trade, 

EXPORT     ORDERS 

prepared  in  a  superior  manner  from  suitable  materials,   and  packed  with 
great  care. 


POST-OFFICE  DIEECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


109 


FARES      REDUCED. 


LEITH     AND     LONDON. 

The  London  and  Edinburgh  Shipping  Co.'s 

SPLENDID  FAST-SAILING  SCREW-STEAMSHIPS 

MARMION,    MALVINA,    lONA,    MORNA,    OSCAR, 
FINGAL,    OR    STAFFA, 

SAIL  FEOJI 

VICTORIA     DOCK,     LEITH, 

EVERY  WEDNESDAY  AND  SATURDAY  AFTERNOON; 

AND  PEOJI 

g  HERMITAGE     STEAM     WHARF,     LONDON, 

■  E^'^RY  WEDNESDAY  AND  SATURDAY  MORNING. 

For  Eates  of  FEEIGHT  and  FAEES,  apply  to  THOMAS  AITKEN,  8  DOCK  PLACE,  LEITH. 

?  DREW    AND    BURNETT, 

|i  COACHBUILDEES, 

I     WAREROOMS-LOTHIAN   ROAD,   EDINBURGH. 

"TXAYE  always  on  hand  a  select  and  A^aried  Assortment  of  Carriages  of 
almost  every  description,  of  tlie  Newest  Designs,  and  on  tlie  most 
approved  principles,  and  wMcli  cannot  he  sm^passed  for  Elegance  in  Style  of 
Workmansliip. 


CARD. 


PETER      JARDINE, 

JOB  AND  POSTMASTER. 


OFFICES: 

25    DUKE    STREET    AND    2b    YORK    PLAGE. 

LIVERY  STABLES— DUBLIN  STREET  LANE. 


no  EDINBURGH  AXD  LEITH 


CARRIAGES,    CONVEYANCES,   ETC. 

W.      F  R  A  S  E  R      aTj  D      SON, 

JOB    AND    POSTMASTERS, 

OFPICES— 1  FOERES  STREET  AND  5  JMELVILLE  PLACE,  EDINBURGH. 


First- Class  Carriages  and  Job  Horses  on  Hire  by  the  Month,  or  Year. 

C.IBS  AT  PEINCES  STEEET,  QUEEN  STREET  (West  ExNd),  AND  AT 

LYNEDOCH  PLAGE. 

(JAERIAGES,  DOG-CAETS,  AND  OTHER  MACHINES.         SPRING  VANS  FOR  LUGGAGE. 


Horses  put  up  at  LIYERY.     STABLES,  YOUNG  STEEET  (North  Lane),  and  SUNBUEY. 

HUGH     KERR, 

JOB     AND     P  0  S  T  M  A  S  T  E  E, 
2    HOPE    STREET,    EDINBURGH. 

HORSES    AND     CARRIAGES    OF    ALL    DESCRIPTIONS. 

LIYERY  STABLES,  TONTINE,  ROSE  STREET. 

Cab  Stances — "West  End  of  Princes  Street,  and  Athole  Crescent. 

Orders  punctually  attended  to  by  Card  or  Letter  at  OflBce,  2  HOPE  STREET. 


GEORGE   PAULIN, 


FUNERAL  ESTABLISHMENT. 


D.    ROBERTSON, 

FUNERAL  UNDERTAKER,  ||:|    FUNERAL  UNDERTAKER, 


32  and  42  JA3IAICA  STREET, 

AND 

14  ST.  ANTHONT^  PLACE. 


Orders  attended  to  Day  and  Night. 


16  LOTHIAN  ROAD,  and 
HIGH  STREET,  PORTOBELLO. 

FUNERALS  couducted  in  any  style 
required,  to  aud  from  all  parts  of 
the  Town  or  Country,  at  Prices  that 
will  defy  competition. 

N.B.  —  Ribbon  -  Cards^     Litimation- 
Notes,  and  Letters  cdways  on  hand. 


funeraij  charges  rsduceb  20  per  cent. 

FUNERAL    ESTABLISHMENT, 

8       HIGH     STREET.       8 

(Nearly  opposite  John  Knoxs  Church.') 

D.      NICHOLSON     AND      SON 

BEG  to  call  the  attention  of  the  Public  to  their  recent  Reduction  of  Charges  for 
Funerals,  which,  with  their  well-known  respectable  mode  of  conducting  all 
Funerals  entrusted  to  their  care,  aud  all  being  under  the  personal  superintendence  of 
D.  N.  and  Son  themselves,  tbey  hope  will  merit  a  continuation  of  that  patronage  so 
liberally  bestowed  on  them  heretofore. 

HEARSBS    AND     MOURNING     COACHES. 

Coffins  in  Oak,  Mahogany,  Elm,  Lead,  Zinc,  etc. ;  and  Requisites  of  every  description 

always  on  hand. 
Funerals  Conducted  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom  upon  the  most  moderate  terms. 
Night  and  Day  Attendance  at  Office,  8  HIGH  STREET. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVESTISER. 


THE    EDINBURGH 

I  EOEEAI,   IJIDERTIKIIG,   AM   POSTII& 
ESTABIISHIEIT, 

EEMOVED  TO 

ROYAL     CALEDONIAN     BAZAAR, 

SHRUB   HILL,    LEITH   WALK, 

AND 

23    AND    24    GREENSIDE    PLACE,    LEITH    WALK. 


JOHN  CEOALL  &  SONS  beg  to  intimate  that,  having  erected  very  large  and  much 

more  commodious  Premises  for  their  Funeral  Equipages  and  Horses  at  Shrub  Hill,  I 

Leith  "Walk  (adjoining  the  Railway  Station),  they  have  now  removed  their  whole  Stock  | 

and  Plant  from  9  and  10  Leith  "Walk  to  the  New  Royal  Caledonian  Bazaar,  Shrub  |- 

HiLL,  where  Orders  are  received  and  executed,  as  weU  as  at  all  the  undernoted  Offices.  | 

A  LARGE  Stud  of  superior  Black  Belgian  Horses  kept  expressly  for 
Funeral  Purposes. 

Coflfins  of  every  description  on  hand,  and  every  requisite  fiu'nished. 

Experienced  Undertakers  always  in  attendance. 

Funerals  conducted  in  Town  and  Coimtry. 

Open  and  Close  Carriages,  Waggonettes,  Dogcarts,  Gigs,  and  Omnibuses,  for  Pic-Nic 

Parties  and  Excursions.     Saddle-Horses  and  Marriage  Equipages  on  Hire. 

Inspection  Invited. 


Head    Office-23    and    24    GREENSIDE    PLACE.' 

BRANCH     OFFICES: 

8  NICOLSON  STREET. 

ROYAL  HORSE  BAZAAR,  CASTLE  TERRACE. 

SOUTH  SIDE  BAZAAR,  DUNCAN  STREET,  NEWINGTON.  | 

4  PRINCES  STREET.  I 

EXCHANGE  STABLES,  45  CONSTITUTION  STREET,  LEITH. 

ROYAL    CALEDONIAN    BAZAAR,    SHRUB    HILL,    LEITH    WALK. 


ESTABLISHED     IN     18  5  0. 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


THE    OEIG-INAL   FUNERAL   AND 
UNDERTAKING   ESTABLISHMENT. 

ESTABLISHED    20    ITEARS. 


KICHAN   &  00., 

3   INFIRMARY  STREET, 

(OPPOSITE     THE     ROYAL     INFIRMARY). 


DjM'KICHAISr  &  CO.,  in  returning  thanks  for  the  liberal  patron- 
.  age  bestowed  on  them  for  the  last  20  years,  and  soliciting  its 
further  continuance,  would  respectfully  remind  the  inhabitants  of  Edin- 
burgh and  its  vicinity  TiiEY  were  the  first  in  the  City  to  combine  Funeral 
Undertaking  in  its  entirety,  thereby  economizing  in  the  total  ex- 
pense, as  well  as  saving  the  Public  the  otherwise  necessary  trouble  con- 
sequent in  a  Funeral  arrangement. 

Parties  therefore  entrusting  them  with  their  Orders,  will  find  them 
executed  (as  formerly)  with  Punctuality  and  Eespectability. 


Hearses,  lourning  Coaclies,  Broaglianis, 

and  every  necessary  requisite  supplied  on  as 

Moderate  Terms  as  any  in  tlie  City. 


COFFINS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION   KEPT  TO  SELECT  FROM. 


Funerals  conducted  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom  under 
our  personal  superintendence,  and  Estimates  given  of  the 
Expense. 

SHEOUDS,  DEAD  DEESSES,  CAPS,  STOCKINGS,  FUNEEAL 
LETTEES,  AND  CAEDS  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


ORDEHS  RECEIVED  AS  USUAL  AT  ALL  HOURS  NIGHT  AND  DAY. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  ADVERTISER. 


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Funeral  and  Undertaking 
Establishment. 

ESTABLISHED    1861. 

PETER    MOIR  &   CO.,  Proprietors, 

10,  11,  &  12  St.  James'  Place  (off  Elder  StreeO; 

AND 

HER  MAJESTY'S  HORSE  REPOSITORY,   NOTTINGHAM   PLACE. 

PM.  &  CO.,  in  tendering  their  best  thanks  to  the  Nobility,  Gentry,  snd  Public  for 
•  the  liberal  patronage  bestowed  on  them,  and  in  soliciting  its  continuance,  beg  to 
intimate  that  their  Establishment  has  every  requisite  necessary  for  conducting  Funerals, 
and  that  they  have  spared  neither  labour  nor  capital  to  render  their  equipages  superior 
ia  every  respect  to  auy  ia  town;  and  those  entrusting  them  with  their  entire  orders  will 
find  every  attention  paid  to  strict  economy.  By  perusing  the  various  Tables  of  Rates, 
the  Public  will  have  no  difficulty  in  selecting  that  which  may  be  most  suitable  to  their 
wishes. 

LIST  OF  CHARGES  FOR  HEARSES  AND  MOURNINQ  COACHES, 

REDUCED    TWENTY    PER    CENT. 


Plainest  One  Horse  Hearse,  . 

Common  One  Horse  Hearse, 

Otts  H»rse  Hearse,  with.  Feathers, 

Best  One  Horse  Hearse, 

Best  One  Herse  Hearse,  with  Feathers, 

Plain  Two  Horse  Hearse, 

Second  Best  Two  Horse  Hearse, 

Best  Two  Horse  Hearse, 

Best  Two  Horse  Hearse,  with  Feathers, 

Plain  Foar  Horse  Hearse;, 

Best  Four  Horse  Hearse, 

Best  Four  Horse  Hearse,  with  Feathers, 


i. 

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5 

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6 

0 

8 

0 

8 

6 

-8,      10 

0 

.      13 

0 

.      16 

6 

.       20 

0 

£,     24 

0 

.      28 

0 

.      32 

0 

rs,     40 

0 

Best  Hearse,  with  Feathers,  Four  Horses, 
and  Postilions, 50 

Best  Hearse,  with  Feathers,  Six  Horses, 
and  Postilions,  charged  in  proportion. 

One  Horse  Coaches  to  carry  Fo*ir  per- 
sons,        

Two  Horse  Coaches,  first  class,  to  carry 
Six  persons, 12 

Mourning  Coaches,  with  large  Front  Boot, 
made  expressly  for  Children's  Funerals, 
and  constructed  to  eany  Six  persons 
inside, 12 


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COFFINS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION,  ON  THE  MOST  APPROVED  STYLES,  ALWAYS 
ON  HAND,  10  MEET  THE  REQUIREMENTS  OF  ALL  CLASSES. 

To  thoroughly  convince  the  Working  Classes  how  much  the  Proprietors  have  reduced  their 
Charges,  they  offer  a  complete  fiineral  for  One  Poimd. 

Ozders  received  aA  all  hoars  by  Persons  constantly  in  attendance. 

MANAGING  PARTNER— Mr.  FRANCIS  GERRARD. 


IT4  EDINBURGH  AXD  LEITH 


W.    FRED.    VERNON,    Dentist, 

80b    princes    street,    EDINBURGH. 

AJTD 

2    SQUARE,    KELSO. 

Monthly  Professional  Visits  to  Melrose  and  Jedburgli. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Bedding  Warehouse. 

ROBERT   B,    STEWART, 

58    Candlemaker    Row,    Edinburgh, 

HAS  ALWAYS   ON   HAND   AN   EXCELLENT  ASS0RT5IENT  OF 

Mattresses,   Feather  Beds,   Bolsters,   FiUows,   Etc. 

AnytMng  not   in   Stock  can   he   made    np   on   tlie   Shortest  Notice.  Inspection   Invited. 

PRICE  ONE  PENNY. 

A  BRIEF  ACCOUNT  OF  THE  PEOPLE   CALLED   'SEPARATISTS.' 

Edinburgh:  P.  G ARRET Y,  11  West  Nicolson  Street. 

Tiro  or  tliree  persons,  professing  the  Principles  stated  in  the  above  Tract,  meet  together  as 
a  Church  of  Christ  each  First  Dai/  of  the  Week,  at  11.15  a.m.,  at  No.  12  Mitchell  Stueet, 
•Leith. 

BOOKBINDING. 

WILLIAM     HUNTER, 

CLOTH    BGOKBINDER, 
2  8    QUEEN     STREET,     EDINBURGH, 

UXDEETAKES  every  description  of  Cloth  Eookbit^ding  for  Publish  exs. 
Printers,  and  the  Public  generally;  and  all  work  entrusted  to  him 
"vvill  be  executed  with  the  utmost  promptitude  and  punctuality,  in  the  best 
style,  and  at  the  most  moderate  Charges. 


ESTIMATES    ON    APPLICATION. 


Office— 2  8     QUEEN     STREET,     EDINBURGH, 
ENTRANCE   TO   WORKS: 

North-West  Thistle  Street  Lane, 

To  wiiei  cdJress  all  goods  are  respectfully  requtsted  to  he  seJtf. 


POST-OFFICE  DIRECTORY  AD^^RTISER. 


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Printers  of 

Her  Majesty's  Edinburgh 

Gazette. 


Printers  to 

The  Public  Departments  0/ 

Scotland. 


MURRAY    &    GIBB, 

PRINTERS    TO     HER     MAJESTY'S     STATIONERY     OFFICE, 
UNDERTAKE    EVERY    DESCRIPTION     OF 


''  I  ^HE  various   Departments   are  furnished  with   every   appliance  for 
the  prompt  and  careful  execution  of  all  kinds  of  Printing,  the 
Type  being  carefully  selected  from  the  chief  LETTER  FOUNDERS,  and 
the  best  Machinery  introduced  into  the  Press  Department. 

For  Process  and  Appeal  Cases,  Books  of  Reference,  and  all 
kinds  of  Law  Printing,  their  House  will  be  found  prompt,  careful,  and 
moderate. 

The  Stereotyping  and  Paper-Ruling  Departments  are  under  careful 
and  experienced  superintendence. 


J0STIMATES    AND    ^PECIMENS    ON    yiPPLICATIOJ^. 
11,     QUEEN     STREET. 

GOODS      ENTRANCE NORTH-EAST     THISTLE     STREET     LANE. 


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"  Whtn  the  sun  shines,  be  advised  to  cari'y  an  Umbrella;  when  it  rains,  do  as 
you  like." 

"  The  value  of  a  thing  is  best  hiown  by  the  ivant  of  it.'"  This  is  especially  true 
of  an  Umbrella. 

AFFLICTED  UMBRELLAS. 

Ill  ustrio  us  Wa  yfarer, 

Do  you  rejoice  in  the  possession  of  an  athletic  Umbrella? 
Inasmuch  as  it  is  a  provident  investment,  this  is  an  important 
question.  Or  has  the  destroying  hand  of  Time  and  usage  reduced 
it  to  a  condition  of  inutility  and  abandonment? — 7s  it  dilapidated? 
Is  it  prostrate  luith  a  fractured  rib,  a  dislocated  neck,  or  a  broken 
spine  ?  Has  any  unexpounded  calamity  tended  to  debilitate  its 
nerves,  or  paralyse  its  muscularia?  Is  it  afflicted  with  a  damaged 
crenated  attachment,  or  a  ruptured  vericle  convergentum?  Has  any 
visitation  or  paralysis  arrested  or  destroyed  the  facile  action  of 
the  motive  power?  Does  there  exist  any  manifestation  of  an  abra- 
sion, or  inaccurate  tension  of  the  epidermis?  Is  the  tippeous 
extension  of  the  epidermis  unimpaired  in  its  attachment?  Is  the 
pedaneous  extremity  intact;  or  has  prolonged  attrition  against 
terraceous  substances  reduced  it  to  a  state  of  stumpiferous  de- 
formity ?  Is  the  digitarial  appendage  vnthout  flaiu  or  fracture  ? 
Is  the  occluse  and  expansive  action  uninterrupted  ?  Is  the  octa- 
hegenous  osseonsity  insometrically  angulated  ?  Is  its  centrifugal 
rotundity  deformed  by  depression,  semicollapse,  or  protrusion  ? 
Is  its  polyhedral  conformation  correct  ?  and  its  circumambient 
proportions  adequate  for  personal  conservation?  Is  it  loaned,  lost, 
levanted,  misappropriated,  or  used  up  ?  Are  its  mineralogical, 
vegetable,  and  animal  elements,  still  in  combination  ?  Or  is  it 
"ALL  OVER  WITH  IT?" 

Impassioned  reader!  if  you  are  mentally  embarrassed  in  the 
labyrinth  of  these  inquiries;  if  your  technical  knowledge  fails  to 
recognise  their  logical  applicability  ;  suffice  it,  that  for  any  con- 
tingency, ample  provision  is  made  at  the  far-famed 

Umbrella  Hospital 

RESIDENT    SURGEON, 

F.S.U.A., 

UMBRELLA   AND    PARASOL   MANUFACTURER. 

7  UNION  PLACE,  and  63  NICOLSON  STREET. 

EDINBURGH.! 


DAVID  TAYLOR, 


UMBBILLA  AND  PARASOL  MANUFACTORY, 


7   UNION    PLACE, 


63  NICOLSON    STREET, 


EDINBURGH. 


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the  Laws  affecting  t|5r^ade. 

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LETTERPRESS   PRINTERS, 

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Mould  &  Ton  beg  to  intimate  that  every  description  of  Printing 
is  done  at  their  Establishment,  in  Avhicb  the  skill  of  the  Artid,—tlie 
Engraver, —  the  Litho(jrapher, — and  the  Letterpress  Printer  can  be 
combined. 

In  LETTERPRESS  PRINTING.— Book  Work,  Pamphlets,  Law 
Papers,  Insurance  Policies  and  Reports,  Trade  Catalogues,  Lists, 
Circulars,  Cards,  Bills,  Memorandums,  etc.,  etc. 

In  ENGRAVING. — Invoice  Heads,  Visiting  and  Business  Cards,  Bankers' 
Plates,  Bill  Forms.  Armorial  Bearings,  Inscriptions,  Door  Plates,  etc. 

In  LITHOGRAPHY.— Show  Cards,  plain  and  in  colours.  Maps,  Charts, 
and  Illustrations  for  Publishers,  and  every  description  of  Commercial 
Work,  Letter  Headings,  Invoices,  Cheque  Books,  Cards,  etc.,  etc. 


LABELS  of  every  description  (printed  to  order  and  kept  in  stock,) 
suitaV)le  for  Chemists  and  Dniggists,  Surgeons,  Perfumers,  Manufacturers. 
Brewers,  Distillers,  Wine  Merchants,  etc,,  etc. 

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SCOTTISH  PEOVIDENT  INSTITUTION. 

6  St.  Andrew    Square,  Edinburgh. 


DIRE 

GRAHAM  BINNY,  Esct-,  W.S. 

NEIL  C.  CAMPBELL,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  Ayi-shire. 

P.  GUTHRIE  TAIT,  Esq.,  Professor   of  Natural 

Philosophy,  University. 
JOHN  AULD,  Esq.,  "W.S. 
J.  PARKER,  Esq.,  Inland  Revenue. 
JOHN  GARMENT,  Esq.,  Preses,  Society  of  S.S.C. 
EDMUND  BAXTER,  Esq.,  the  Auditor  of  the 

Court  of  Session. 


C  T  O  R  S. 

JOHN  COWAN,  Esq.,  of  Beeslack. 
GEORGE  ROBERTSON,  Esq.,  C.E. 
A.    KEITH    JOHNSTON,     Esq.,    LL.D.,    H.M. 

Geographer  for  Scotland. 
JAMES  CATHCART,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
WILLIAM  WATSON,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
THOMAS  STEVENSON,  Esq.,  C.E. 
JOHN  MACFIE,  Esq.,  Whitehouse. 
STAIR  AGNEW,  Esq.,  Q.  and  L.T.R. 


SHORT    STATEMENT    OF    PRINCIPLES. 

THE  SCOTTISH  PROVIDENT  INSTITUTION  is  the  only  Office  which  combines  the 
advantages  of  Mutual  Assurance  with  Moderate  Premiums. 
Instead  of  charging  rates  admittedly  higher  than  are  necessary,  and  afterwards  return- 
ing the  excess,  or  a  portion  of  it,  in  the  shape  of  periodical  Bonuses,  it  gives  from  the  first 
as  large  an  assurance  as  the  Premiums  will  with  safety  bear — reserving  the  Whole  Surplus 
for  those  Members  who  have  lived  long  enough  to  secure  the  common  Fund  from  loss  on 
account  of  their  individual  Assurances. 

A  Policy  for  £1200  to  £1250  may  thus  at  most  ages  be  had  for  the  Premiiim  elsewhere  charged 
to  assure  £1000  only;  while  the  effect  of  reserving  the  Surplus  has  been,  that  Policies 
originally  for  £1000,  which  have  shared  at  three  Septennial  Investigations,  have  already 
been  increased  to  £1400,  £1600,  and  even  to  £1800. 

TTS  TERMS  are  thus  well  calculated  to  meet  the  requirements  of  intending  Assurers. 
They  are  specially  adapted  to  the  case  of  Provisions  under  Family  Settlements  or  other- 
wise, where  it  is  of  importance  to  secure,  for  the  smallest  present  outlay,  a  competent  pro- 
vision, of  definite  amount,  in  the  case  of  early  death. 

BUSINESS  IN  187  0. 
nriHE  Directors'  Eeport  showed  that,  notwithstanding  the  marked  falling  off  in  the  amount 
-•-  of  Assurances  last  year  in  offices  generally,  the  business  of  this  Society  maintained  its  usual 
steady  and  progressive  advance.  The  New  Assurances  accepted  and  carried  out  were  1163,  for 
£612,025,  8s.  The  Yearly  Premiums  were  £19,481,  Oa.  2d. ;  Premiums  by  single  payment, 
£1283,  7s.  6d.,  with  the  further  sum  of  £5521,  6s,  Id.  for  16  Annuities.  Proposals  for  £103,176 
were  declined.  The  Claims,  by  177  deaths,  amount  to  £111,057,  lis.  6d., — considerably  being 
within  the  estimates. 

There  had  been  issued  in  all  21,132  Policies,  assuring  £9,857,508,  lis.,  of  which  15,206,  for 
£7,188,565,  15s.,  with  £192,475,  Is.  3d.  of  Premiums,  remain  in  force.  The  total  Eeceipts  in  the 
year,  including  interest,  were  £275,030,  19s.  4d.  The  Realized  Fund,  increased  in  the  year  by 
£129,001,  15s.  lOd.,  amounted  on  31st  December  to  £1,765,251,  Os.  10s.— of  which  the  details  are 
given  in  the  Keport. 


Examples  of  Annual  Premium  for  Assurance  of  £100  at  Death  (with  Profits). 

Age,     .... 

25 

30 

85 

40 

45 

'  50 

Payable  during  Life, 

£1  18    0 

£2    16 

£2    6  10 

£2  14    9 

£3    5    9 

£4    17 

Limited  to  21  Payments, 

£2  12    6 

£2  15    4 

£3    0    2 

£3    7    5 

£3  17    6 

£4  12    1 

The  Eates  for  other  Ages,  or  for  other  periods,  may  be  had  on  application. 

*»*  Example. — A  person  aged  30  may  secure  £1000  at  death,  by  a  yearly  payment,  during  life,  of  £20, 15s.  This 
Premium,  if  paid  to  any  other  of  the  Scottish  Mutual  Offices,  would  secure  a  Policy  for  ^SSOO  only,  instead  of  £1000.4 

Or,  If  unwilling  to  burden  himself  with  payments  during  his  whole  life,  he  may  secure  the  same  sum  of  £1000 
bv  twenty-one  yearly  payments  of  £27,  13s.  4d.  At  age  40  the  Premium,  ceasing  at  age  60,  Is,  for  £1000,  £33, 14s.  2d., 
being  about  the  same  as  these  Offices  require  during  the  whole  term  of  life. 


Reports,  with  Statement  of  Principles,  and  every  information,  wm  be  furnished  on  application. 

JAMES  WATSON,  Manager. 

May  1871. 


THE   SCOTTISH    WIDOWS'    FUND 


IS 


The  Largest  MUTUAL  Life  Office  in 
Great  Britain. 

LEADING     FEATURES. 

1.  Its    Mutual    System. — The   entire   Profits  being   divisible,  without  any. 

dfeduction,  among  the  Pohcy-holders.  j 

2.  Valuation  on  the  most  approved  principles,  securing  ample  reserves  against] 

Liability  arid  full  Bonus-yielding  power  at  future  divisions. 

3.  Stability  afforded  by  the  extent  of  its  Business  and   the  magnitude  of  its 

Accumulated  Fund. 

4.  Liberal  Surrender  Values. 

5.  Economy  in  Management. 

6.  Unreserved  Disclosure  of  Facts  relative  to  its  Financial  Position. 


Its  Accumulated  Fund  exceeds 

£5,150,000, 

Being  the  Largest  Assurance  Fund  belonging  to  any  Life  Office,  either  Mutiu 

or  Proprietary. 


New  Policies  issued  in  1870  for  £965,727, 

A  sum  greater  than  that  effected  in  the  previous  year  by  £233,350. 

This  result  is  the  more  significant,  inasmuch  as  the  Public  have  lately  bet 
furnished  with  new  information  regarding  the  condition  and  prospects  of  Assuranc 
Offices  generally. 

Since  1815 
POLICIES  have  been  issued  for  TWENTY  MILLIONS, 

AND  THE 

BONUSES  DECLARED  exceed  FOUR  MILLIONS 

The  Directors  suggest  that  parties  desirous  to  obtain  Life  Policies  that  a\ 
afford  the  largest  advantage  to  the  Holders  should,  in  Selecting  an  OfTic 
consider  the  above  facts,  and  specially  observe  how  very  strikingly  Perle 
Security  and  Large  Profits  are  combined  in  the  Society's  System, 

Pull  Information  I 

on  all  points  will  be  found  in  a  small  Book  Prospectus,  which  may  be  had 
application  at  any  of  the  Society's  Offices  or  Agencies. 

Head  Office  SAMUEL  RALEIGH,  Manage 

Edinburoh,  9  St.  Andrew  Square,  J.  J.  P-  ANDERSON,  Secretary. 

May  1871. 


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