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General  Post-Office,  Edinburgh, 
May  18,  1864. 


GENEEAL  INDEX. 


Advertisements  of  Insurance  and  i  Banking 

Companies,  (following  p.  532,) 
Advertisements,  Miscellaneous, 

Assessed  Taxes,         .  .  .  •        458 

Bank  Direotort,      .  .  .  .       523 

Calendar,  1863-64,     . 
Calendar;  Gounting-liouse,    . 

Church  Directory,  .  .         ■ ,       509 

Session-Clerks'  Offices,  .  .  .        512 

Session- Clerks'  Oifices,  Leitb,  . .  .        612 

CONVEYAHOE  DIRECTORY — 

City  Omnibuses,             .          -.          .  .  462 

Carriers'  Quarters,         .            .            .  464 

Hackney-coach  Regulations,      .            .  471 

Mail  Routes  from  Edinburgh,    .             .  460 
Ship  Conveyances  in  Scotland,  England, 

and  Ireland,    ....  463 

Stage  Coaches  from  Edinburgh,             .  462 

Steamers  from  Leith  and  Grauton,       .  463 

County  Directory — 
Balerno,      .....        358 

Blackball, 358 

Broxburn,  .....  358 
Calder,  East,  .  .  .  .359 

Calder,  West,         .  ...  .359 

Calder,  Mid,  .  .  .  .359 

Colinton,     ,  .  .  -.  .        '360 

Corstorphine,         .  . .  .  .        360 

Cramond  Bridge,    .  . .  .  .        361 

Currie,  .....  362 
Dalkeith,  .....  362 
Davidson's  Mains,  ....  366 
Duddingston,  .  .  .  .366 

Gilmerton,  .  .  .  .366 

Gorebridge,  .  .  .  .366 

Hermiston,  ....        367 

Jock's  Lodge  and  Restalrig,  .  ,        367 

Juniper  Green,  ....  367 
Kirkliston,  .  .  .  .        368 

Kirknewton,  ,  .  .  .  .        368 

Lasswade,  .  .  .  .  .        368 

Leadburn,  .....  370 
Liberton  and  Gilmerton,    .  .  .        370 

Livingston,  .  .  .  .371 

Loanhead,  .....  371 
Lothian  Burn,  ....  372 
Milton  Bridge,       .  .  .  .372 

Murrayfield,  ....        372 

Musselburgh,         .  .  .  .373 

Penicuik,  ....        377 

Portobello  and  Joppa,        .  .  .        378 

Prestonpans,  ....        383 


County  Directory — continued. 
Queensferry,  South 
Ratho, 

Roslin,  or  Rosslyn, 
Slateford,    . 
Tranent, 
Uphall, 
Winchburgh, 

Days,  Table  shewing  the  number  of,  from 

one  month  to  another, 
Directions  to  the  City  Pedestrians,  , 

General  Directory, 

High  water  at  Leith,  1863-64, 
Holidays  at  Banks  and  Public  Offices, 

Interest  Tables, 
Insurance  and  Banking  Companies,  {See 
Insurance  and  Bank  Directory,) 

Law  Directory — 
Accountants, 
Accountants,  Members  of  the  Society  of. 
Advocates, 
Messengers-at-arms, 
Solicitors, 
Writers, 

Writers  to  the  Signet, 
Writer,  Short-hand, 

Names  too  late  for  Insertion,  and  Errata, 
Newspapers  in  Scotland, 


Parliamentary  Directory — 
H.M. 'a  Chief  Officers  of  State, 

,,  ,,  Ireland, 

„  ,,  Scotland, 

Members  of  Parliament  for  Scotland, 
Parliaments  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
Peers  of  Scotland,  .  . 

Population  of  Scotland  in  1861, 
Post-Office,  Revenue  and  Cost  of  Manage- 
ment of. 
Royal  Family,  The,        . 
Sovereigns  of  England  from  the  Conquest, 


Post-Ofpice  (General),  Edinburgh — 
I.  Rates  op  Postage,   . 

Addresses  to  the  Queen  and  Peti- 
tions to  Parliament, 
Colonial  and  Foreign  Book  Post, 
Colonial  and  Foreign  Letters, 
Inland  Book  Post,   . 
Inland  Letters,  if  Paid  in  Advance, 
Newspapers  and  other  Periodical 


IV                                                          GENEEAL  INDEX. 

PAGE 

PAGS 

Publications  bearing  the  News- 

Chamber of  Commerce   and  Manufac- 

paper Stamp, 

388 

tures,   ..... 

506 

Parliamentary  Proceedings, 

389 

Commission  of  the  Peace  for  the  City 

Precautions  against  Fraud,  &c. 

393 

and  Limits  of  the  Edinburgh  Police 

Unpaid  Letters, 

388 

Act,  1862,        .            .         _  . 

503 

II.  Eegistr^tion, 

394 

Commissioners  of  Northern  Lighthouses 

,      496 

Parliamentary  Notices, 

394 

Commissioners  of  Supply  for  the  City 

Poll  Books, 

395 

of  Edinburgh, 

503 

Voting  Notices, 

395 

Convention  of  Royal  Burghs,     . 

506 

III.  Delivekt,     .... 

395 

County  Meetings, 

505 

Delivery  at  Window, 

395 

County  Police,    .... 

505 

Private  Boxes  and  Bags,     . 

395 

Edinburgh  Literary  and  Scientific  In- 

IV. Postage  Stamps, 

396 

stitutions,        .... 

506 

Stamped  Labels,      . 

396 

Established  Church, 

507 

Stamped  Penny  Envelopes, 

396 

Free  Church,      .... 

507 

Stamps,        .... 

396 

Gazette  Office,    .... 

494 

V.  Money-Orders, 

396 

General  Post-Office, 

493 

Lapsed  and  Void  Orders,    . 

397 

General  Registry  Office  of  Births,  Deaths, 

Particulars    required  for   Money- 

and  Marriages, 

495 

Orders,       

396 

H.M.  Prison  Managers, 

H.M.  Inspector  of  Prisons  for  Scotland 

495 

Payment  of  Money-Orders, 

397 

495 

YI.  Miscellaneous  Eules, 

398 

Highland    and  Agricultural  Society  oi 

Late  Letters, 

398 

Scotland,         .... 

506 

Letters  must  not  be  returned  to 

Lands  Valuation  Office, 

494 

Writers,   .... 

398 

Law  Department, 

499 

Prepayment  of  Late  Letters, 

398 

Lords-Lieutenant  of  Counties,    . 

493 

Re-directed  Letters,  &c.,     . 

398 

Magistrates  and  Council  of  Edinburgh, 

504 

Arrival  and  Despatch  of  Mails, 

409 

Magistrates  and  CouncU  of  Leith, 

505 

Arrival  and  Despatch  of  Foreign 

Military  District, 

493 

and  Colonial  Mails, 

400 

National  Gallery  of  Scotland,    . 

495 

Delivery  of  Letters  in   Edinburgh 

Office  of  H.M,  Works,    . 

494 

and  Leith, 

410 

Parochial  Board  of  the  City,      . 

496 

Money-Order  Offices  and  Post-Office 

Parochial  Board  of  Canongate,   . 

496 

Savings  Banks,    . 

410 

Parochial  Board  of  St  Cuthbert's, 

497 

Pillar  and  other  Letter  Boxes  in 

Parochial  Board  of  South  Leith, 

497 

Edinburgh  and  Leith, 

410 

Parochial  Board  of  North  Leith, 

497 

Post  Towns  in  Scotland,     . 

411 

Public  Offices,  with  the  Hours  of  Atteac 

l- 

Post  Towns  in  England  and  Wales 

ance,    ..... 

497 

which  Grant  and  Pay  Money- 

Revenue,  Inland — Edinburgh,  . 

494 

Orders,     .... 

421 

Roman  Catholic  Church,  Bishops  of,    . 

507 

Post  Towns  in  Ireland  which  Grant 

School  of  Art,     .... 

495 

and  Pay  Money-Orders,  . 

427 

Scottish  Episcopal  Church,  Bishops  of, 

507 

Post  Towns  in  the  Colonies  which 

■   Sheriffs  of  Counties,  Sheriff-substitutes, 

Grant  and  Pay  Money-Orders,    . 

429 

Sheriff-clerks,  and  Procurators-fiscal, 

502 

Sates  of  Postage  on  Letters  and 

University  of  Edinburgh, 

607 

Newspapers  to  the  Colonies  and 

United  Presbyterian  Synod, 

507 

Foreign  Countries, 

401 

Receiving- Houses  in   Edinburgh, 

Regulations  and  Fares  for  Carters, 

482 

Leith,  and  Outbounds,    . 

410 

Regulations  and  Rates  for  Chimney-sweeper 

s,     484 

Registration  Districts, 

206 

Prefatory  Note,          .... 

2 

Salaries,  Table  for  Calculation  of,    . 

7 

Professions  anb  Trades  Directort, 

305 

Stamp  and  Legacy  Duties,     . 

431 

Property  and  Income  Tax,    . 

459 

Street  Directory,  . 

206 

Public  Departments— 

Streets,  Squares,  &c..  List  of. 

16 

Abbey  of  Holyrood  House, 

605 

Admiral  and  Bailie  Courts  of  Leith, 

505 

Terms  in  Scotland  and  England, 

7 

Banks  in  Scotland, 

508 

Terms  of  Admission  to  Public  Institutions,  & 

c,      23 

Board  of  British  White  Herring  Fishery, 

495 

Board  of  Commissioners  in  Lunacy, 

496 

Volunteer  Directory, 

513 

Board  of  Supervision  for  Relief  of  Poor, 

495 

Board  of  Trustees  for  Manufactures,     . 

495 

Weekly  Markets  in  Scotland, 

468 

INDEX  TO  MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Artist  in  Hair,  by  appointment  to  the  Queen 

C.  J.  F.  Olifiers,  51  New  buildings    . 
Auctioneers,  Appraisers,  &c.,  Dalgleish  and  For 

rest,  4  St  Andrew  square 
Auctioneers,   Appraisers,  &c..  Street  and  Cous- 

land,  60  George  IV.  bridge 
Bedstead    and    Bedding   Manufacturer,    James 

M'Dermott,  61,  63,  and  65  North  Hanover  st, 
Bedstead  and  Bedding  "Warehouse,  Wm.  Veitoh, 

S  St  Cuthbert's  glebe      .        .        .        .        , 
Britannia  Iron  and  Wire  Works,  James  Young 

and  Co.,  27  East  Crosscausey 
BiilUon  Dealer,  Refiner,  and  Goldsmith,  William 

Mortimer,  9  North  bridge 
Carpet  Manufacturers  to  Her  Majesty,  Richard 

Whytock  &  Co.,  9  and  11  George  street 
Castor  Oil  Honey  and  Cod  Liver  Oil  Cream 

made  by  R.  C.  Furley,  39  Earl  Grey  street 
Chemists  and  Druggists,  Clingan  and  Mortimer, 

13'2  Princes  street — night-bell 
City  Funeral  Establishment,  William  Reid  and 

Sons,  58  Cockburn  st  and  9  N.  College  st. 
Clothiers,  &c.,  Peter  Scott  and  Co.,  9  South br. 
Clothes,    Ready-made    and    Second-hand,    J. 

M'lver,  25,"'81,  and  82  St  Mary's  Wj'nd 
Coals,  George  Baigrie,  St  Leonard's 
Charles  Brown,  75  and  77  St  Leonard 

street,  and  3  Haymarket  station    . 

Thos.  Dixon  and  Son,  57  St  Leonard  st. 

John  Kinlay,  1  N.  B.  Railway  station,  and 

13  Arthur  street    ■ 

J.  M'Kelvie,  Haymarket,  7  S.  St  David  st, 

Lochrin  Canal  Basin,  and  Junction  Bridge 

Wharf,  Leith 

William  Marshall,  3  Caledonian  Railway 

Coalyard,  and  130  Princes  street   . 
Sloan  and  Son,  coal  merchants  and  con- 
tractors, 49  Broughton  st.  and  67  Castle  st. 

John  Smith  and  Son,  46  Lothian  road 

James    Sword,    Scotland    street    station 

and  Trinity,  and  Old  Bridge  end,  Leith 
James  Waldie  and  Sons,  Leith  walk,  Hay- 
market,  Scotland   street.    Trinity,   and    St 

Leonard's — City   Order  Offices,  39-a  Queen 

St.,  and  9  West  Newington     .... 
and  Lime,  William  Peters,  6  Union  xolace, 

and  North  British  Railway  station 
Cooking    Depot,    First    Edinburgh,    Dickson's 

close,  118  High  street,  J.  Jackson,  manager 
Dancing,  &c.,  Mr  George  Johnstone,  22  Elder 

street       

Dancing,    &c.,    Mr  and   Mrs  Lowe,   Hopetoun 

Rooms,  72  Queen  street  .... 

Dining  Rooms,  The  City,  14  St  Andrew  street, 

D.  M'Laren,  proprietor  .... 
Drawing,   Painting,   &c.,  Walter  Ferguson,  36 

George  street 

Dyer  and  French  Cleaner,  H.  Wortham,  1  Queen 

street  and  50  London  street    .... 
Dyers,  Scourers,  &c.,  P.  and  R.  Hay,  5  South  St 

David  street  and  1  Heriot  buildings,  Leith 

walk 

Dyers,  (fee,  A.  and  J.  M'Nab,  39-a  Queen  street, 

and  9  West  Newington 

Edinburgh    Co-operative    Building    Company, 

(Limited,)  J.  ColviUe,  manager,  46  Cockburn 

street        

Equitable  Loan  Company,   George    Russell,    4 

Miln's   square,   42   North  bridge,   and   173 

High  street 

Education — 
Mr  Adam's  School,  17  Union  street  . 
Mr  Scott's  School,  14  Picardy  place  . 
German,  French,  and  Music,  Madame  Froebel, 

29  South  Frederick  street 
Floorcloth,  Michael  Wilshere,  17  Greenside  place 
Finlay's  Bible  Warehouse,  81  South  bridge 
Funeral  Establishment,  32  Tolbooth  Wynd,  Leith, 
R.  Camilton 


LV 
LIX 
LIX 
LVII 
LVI 
LV 
LVI 
XLII 
XLI 
XL  VIII 

LX 

XXXVII 

LXI 


XLVII 

LIV 

LV 

XLVI 

mi 

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LII 


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LIV 

LIV 
LIX 
LIII 


PAGE 

Funeral  Letters,  Liddell's,  35  South  bridge         .     xlviii 

Funeral  Establishment,  D.  Nicholson  and  Son,  8 

High  street LX 

Gentlemen's  Clothiers  and  Outfitters,  Hunter  & 

M 'Donald,  96  South  bridge     .         .         .         .  xxxviH 

Hairdresser  and  Perfumer,  T.  M.  Tennant,  23  N. 

W.  Circus  place lv 

Homoeopathy,  J.  Pottage,  99  Princes  street        .       Lvm 

Hosiers,  India  and  China  Outfitters,  Belfrage 

and  Shearer,  80  George  street,        .        .        .    xxxix 

Hot  Water  Apparatus,  Robt.  Ritchie,  16  Hill  st.  li 

House  Agent,  J.  M'Kenzie,  16  South  St  David  st.        lix 

House  Agent,  Jas.  M'Laren,  345  High  street      .  lix 

Jeweller,  Watchmaker,  and  Optician,  J.  E.  Ver- 
non, 54  Leith  street LViil 

Lapidary,    Gavin    Young,    Logie    Mill  cottage, 

Blandfieldrow lviii 

Lithography,  &c.,  Jas.  R.  Hope,  27  South  bridge         liii 

Lithographic  Establishment,  Schenck  and  Mac- 

farlane,  19  St  James'  square  .         .         .     xlviii 

Lochrin  Iron  and  Wire  Works,  Wm.  Bain  &  Co.  xlv 

London  Newspapers  and  Periodicals,  H.  Robin- 
son, 11  Greenside  street         ....         liii 

Map-Mounters,  P.  Malloch  and  Son,  306  Lawn- 
market     liii 

Messer's  Newhaven  Fish  Sauce,  19  South  Niddry 

street lx 

Milliner    and    Straw-hat    Manufacturer,     Mrs 

Hynd,  1  Elder  street  ....  LX 

Money  Loan  Ofiice,  Jas.  Campbell,  39  South  br.  li 

Mushroom  Ketchup,  Barry  <fe  Co. ,  92  North  Back 

of  Canongate LV 

Optical  Instruments,  Liddell  &  Co.,  35  South 

bridge xlviii 

Patent  Frictional  Gearing  Co.,  R.  Laidlaw  and 

Son,  Simon  square LVii 

Pavement   Merchant,  George  Anderson,  Grove 

siding,  Caledonian  Railway    ....  Liv 

Perceton  Fire-clay  Goods  Depot,  Dun.  Dochard, 

Lothian  road lix 

Philosophical  aud  Photographic  Instrument 
Makeis  and  Chemists,  Kemp  <&  Co.,  11,  12, 
and  13  Infirmary  street xlvii 

Plumber,    Brassfounder,    and    Gasfitter,    John 

Lawrie,  12  Catherine  street  court  .        .  LVI 

Plumbers,  &c.,  Robert  Hume  and  Co.,  23  West 

Register  st.,  and  101  Constitution  st.  Leith  LVi 

Printers,  Ballantyne  <fe  Co.,  Paul's  Work    .        .         LXli 

Printers'  Joiner,  J.  Murray,  22  and  28  Niddry 

street lh 

Printing,  The  Caledonian  Press,  31  Hanover  st.  liv 

Sail-cloth  and  Patent  Cordage  Store,  W.  Calder, 

22  Commercial  place, XLiv 

Satin  and  Felt  Hat  Manufacturer,  J.  DenneU,  13 

E.  Register  street  and  5  Leith  street  terrace  lxi 

Ship  Chandlers,   Bolton  <&  Co.,  15,  16,  and  17 

Commercial  place ^L 

Smiths,  Ironmongers,  Lock  and  Bank-door 
Spring  Makers,  John  Kelly  and  Sons,  113 
Rose  street LVii 

South    Bridge     Pawnbroking    Company,    John 

Pritty,  35  South  bridge  and  55  Niddry  st.  LI 

Stammering,  Cure  of,  A.  Melville  Bell,  13  South 

Charlotte  street liv 

Surgeon-dentist,  W.  F.  Vernon,  SO  Princes  st.     .       Lviii 

Temperance  Hotel,  Buchanan's  Commercial,  114 

High  street XLVi 

Temperance  Hotel,  The  St  Andrew,  14  St  An- 
drew street,  D.  M'Laren        ....        XLVI 

Trussmaker,  Joseph  Arbuckle,  31  Hanover  st.  LVli 

Venetian  BUnds,  &c.,'  G.  Laing,  Palmer's  build- 
ings. West  Nicolson  street,  and  70  Potterrow  Lvii 

Waterproof  Manufacturers,  Thornton  and  Co., 

78  Princes  street xLin 

AVhipmakers,  G.  and  J.  Leggat,  4  Brown  square         lvii 

Working  Jeweller,  &c.,  George  Laing,  27  Nicol- 
son street lviii 

Yearly  Society,  Thistle  and  Rose,  29-A  Cockburn 

street lii 


A  TABLE 

Showing,  by  the  Dominical  Letter,  the  Day  of  the  Month  and  Week  in 
any  Year  of  the  Nineteenth  Century. 


Dominical  Letters  for  the  Tears 
1800  to  1899  inclusive. 

E. 

D. 

C. 

B. 

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F. 

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1800  TO  1899  INCLUSIVK. 

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8 
9 
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Tu 
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Sa 

S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 

S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 

S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 

S 
M 
Tn 
W 
Th 

7 
14 

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28 

1 

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8 
9 
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30 
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M 
Tu 
W 
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Fr 
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S 
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S 
M 
Tb 
W 
Th 
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s 

M 

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1817 

1818 

1819 

1820 

1821 

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1827 

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1836 

1837 

1838 

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1845 

1840 
1846 

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1842 

1843 

1848 

1849 

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1850 

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1857 

1852 
1S5S 

1853 
1859 

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1861 

1856 

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1899 

JANUAEY,    .        .        . 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

G. 

FEBRUARY, 

D. 

E, 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

MARCH, 

D. 

E. 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

APRIL, 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

MAY,    .... 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

G. 

A. 

JUNE, 

E. 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

JULY, 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

AUGUST,      . 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

SEPTEMBER, 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

OCTOBER,    . 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

F. 

G. 

NOVEMBER, 

D. 

E. 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

DECEMBER, 

F. 

G. 

A. 

B. 

C. 

D. 

E. 

Exp 
Letter 

LANA 

corr 

TION 

espoi 

— Tn 

iding 

the 

witl 

Left 
1  tha 

hand 
tYea 

T 
r. 

Tl 

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len, 

th 
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ears 
te  t< 

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the 
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Table, 

will  be  found  a  corresponding  Letter,  over  which  are  placed  the  Days  of  the  Month  and  Week  for  that  Month 
(distin^ishing  the  Sundays  by  a  different  type).  Each  Blank  Space  in  the  Left-hand  Table  shows  the 
year  following  to  be  Leap  Tear ;  and  as  every  Leap  Year  has  two  Dominical  Letters,  the  Letter  above  tha 
Blank  Space  must  be  used  for  January  and  February  in  every  Leap  Tear,  and  for  the  other  moatlm,  use  tbe 
Letters  belonging  to  the  respective  Years. 
By  transposing  the  Dominical  Letters,  this  Calendar  ■would  answer  for  any  Century. 


COUNTING-HOUSE  CALENDAR,  1864-65. 


June  18G4. 

Septembbe  1864. 

December  1864. 

March  1865. 

Sun. 

.    .     5  12  19  26 

Sun. 

.     4  11  18  25 

Sun. 

.     .    4  11  18*25 

Sun.  .    . 

.     .     5  12  19  26 

Mon.     . 

.    .     6  13*20  27 

Mon. 

.    .     5  12  19  26 

Mon. 

.     .    5  12  19  26 

Mon. 

.     .     6  13  20  27 

Tues.     . 

.     .      7  14  21*28 

Tues.      . 

.     .     6  13  20  27 

Tues.      . 

.     .    6  13  20  27 

Tues.     . 

.     .     7  14  21  28 

Wed.     . 

.     1     8  15  22  29 

Wed.      . 

.     .     7  14  21  28 

Wed.      . 

.     .     7  14  21  28 

Wed.      . 

.     1    8  15  22  29 

Thur.    . 

.     2    9  16  23  30 

Thur.     . 

1    8  15  22  29 

Thur.     . 

.     1     8  15  22  29 

Thur.     . 

.     2    9  16  23  30 

Frid.     . 

.     3  10  17  24 

Frid.      . 

.    2    9  16  23  30 

Frid. 

.     2    9  16  23  30 

Frid.      . 

.     3  10  17  24  31 

Sat.  .    . 

.     4  11  18  25 

Sat.   .    . 

3  10  17  24 

Sat.  .     . 

.    3  10  17  24  31 

Sat.  .    . 

.      4  11  18  25 

July  1864. 

October  1864. 

January  1865. 

April  1865. 

Sun. 

.    3  10  17  24  31 

Sun.      .     . 

2    9  16  23  30 

Sun. 

.  *1    8  15  22  29 

Sun. .     . 

.     2    9  16  23  30 

Mon. 

.    4  11  18  25 

Mon..    .    . 

3  10  17  24  31 

Mon. 

,    2    9  16  23  30 

Mon. .    . 

,.  3  10  17  24 

Tues.      . 

.     5  12  19  26 

Tues.     .     . 

4  11  18  25, 

Tues.     . 

.     3  10  17  24  31 

Tues.      . 

.     4  11  18  25 

Wed.      . 

.     6  13  20  27 

Wed.,    .    . 

5  12  19  26 

Wed.     . 

.     4  11  18  25 

Wed.      . 

.     5  12  19  26 

Thur.     . 

.     7  14  21  28 

Thur.    .    . 

6  13  20  27 

Thur.     . 

.    5  12  19  26 

Thur.     . 

.     6  13  20  27 

Frid.      . 

1    8  15  22  29 

Frid.     .    . 

7  14  21  28  . 

Frid.      . 

.    6  13  20  27 

Frid.      . 

.     7*14  21  28 

Sat.  .     . 

2    9  16  23  30 

Sat.  .     .    1 

8  15  22  29  . 

Sat. 

.    7  14  21  28 

Sat.  .     . 

1     8  15  22  29 

A 

troTjST  1864. 

November  1864. 

February  1865. 

May  1865. 

Sun. 

.    .     7  14  21  28 

Sun. .    . 

.     6  13  20  27 

Sun.  .    . 

.     .     5  12  19  26 

Sun.. 

.    .     7  14  21  28 

Mon. 

.     1     8  15  22  29 

Mon. 

.     7  14  21  28 

Mon. 

.     .     6  13  20  27 

Mon. 

,     1     8  15  22  29 

Tues.      . 

.    2    9  16  23  30 

Tues.     . 

1     8  15  22  29 

Tues.      . 

.     .     7  14  21  28 

Tues. 

.     2    9  16  23  30 

Wed.      . 

.     3  JO  17  24  31 

Wed.     . 

2    9  16  23  30 

Wed.      . 

.     1    8  15  22 

Wed.      . 

.    3  10  17*24  31 

Thur.     . 

.    4  11  18  25 

Thur.     . 

3  10  17  24 

Thur.     . 

.     2    9  16  23 

Thur. 

.     4  11  18  25 

Frid.      . 

.    5  12  19  26 

Frid.      . 

4  11  18  25 

Frid.      . 

.     3*10  17  24 

Frid.      . 

.     5  12  19  26 

Sat.  .     . 

.     6  13  20  27 

Sat. 

5  12  19  26 

Sat.  .    . 

.     4  11  18  25 

Sat.   .    . 

.     6  13  20  27 

Bank  Holidays  marked  *. 


BANK  HOLIDAYS. 


Queen's  Accession,.. „ June  20 

Queen's  Coronation, June  28 

Christmas  Day '. Dec.  25 

New  Year's  Day, Jan.    1 


Queen's  Marriage, Feb.    10 

Good  Friday, April  14 

Queen's  Birthday, „.^ May    24 


TERMS  m  SCOTLAND  AND  ENGLAND. 


SCOTLAND. 

Candlemas, Feb.    2 

Whitsunday, May  15 

Lammas, Aug.   1 

Martinmas, Nov.  11 


ENGLAND. 

Lady  Day March  25 

Midsummer, June     24 

Michaelmas  Day, Sept.     29 

Christmas, Deo.     25 


When  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,  &c.,  from  £1  .to  £150  per  annum. 


Year. 

Month. 

Week. 

Day, 

Year. 

Month. 

Week. 

Day. 

Year, 

Month. 

Week. 

Day. 

£ 

s.   d. 

s.   d. 

s.   d. 

£ 

£  s.    d. 

s.  d. 

J.   d. 

£ 

£  s.    d. 

£  s.    d. 

s.   d. 

1 

1     8 

0    4J 

0    0} 

11 

0  18    4 

4    2} 

0    7i 

30 

2  10    0 

0  11     6 

1    7* 

2 

3    4 

0    9 

0     IJ 

12 

1     0    0 

4    7| 

0    8 

40 

3    6    8 

0  15     4 

2     2} 

3 

5    0 

1  n 

0    2 

13 

1     1     8 

4  111 

0    8J 

50 

4    3    4 

0  19    2 

2    9 

4 

6    8 

1    el 

0    2f 

14 

1     3    4 

5    4| 

0    9J 

60 

6    0    0 

13     0: 

3    3i 

5 

8    4 

1  11 

0    3| 

15 

1     5    0 

5    9 

0  10 

70 

5  16    8 

1     6  10: 

3  10 

6 

10    0 

2    3i 

0    4 

16 

1     6    8 

6     If 

0  lOj 

80 

6  13    4 

1  10    8 

4    4i 

7 

11     8 

2    8i- 

0     4i 

17 

1     8    4 

6     6i 

0  11+ 

90 

7  10    0 

1  14    61 

4  Hi 

8 

13    4 

3    0| 

0    5| 

18 

1  10    0 

6  10} 

0  ll| 

100 

8    6    8 

1  18    4| 

5    5| 

9 

15    0 

3    5i 

0    6 

19 

1  11     8 

7    3* 

1     0^ 

125 

10    8    4 

2    7  llj 

6  101 

10 

16    8 

3  10 

0    6^ 

20 

1  13    4 

7    8 

1    li 

150 

12  10    0 

2  17    6^ 

8    2| 

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


CALBNDAK  FOR  1864-65. 


JUNE  1864. 

J3 

C 
o 

o 

1 

p 

■3 

o 

1 

D. 

4 

H.   M. 
11  40 
11  jin 

MOON'S  PHASES, 
u.                  j 

SI.                         1 

Full  Moon.. 
Last  Quarte 

D 
1 

r 2 

.     H.  M. 
9  lU  54  A. 
6    2  15  A. 

Second  Quarter 

SUNDAYS,  HOLIDAYS, 
&C. 

SUN. 

Equation 
of  Time. 
Clock  aft. 
&  bef. Sun. 

MOON. 

HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 

Eises. 

H.  M. 

3  38 
3  37 
3  36 
3  35 
3  34 
3  33 
3  32 
3  31 
3  31 
3  30 
3  30 
3  29 
3  29 
3  29 
3  28 
3  28 
3  28 
3  28 
3  28 
3  28 
3  28 
3  29 
3  29 
3  29 
3  30 
3  30 
3  31 
3  31 
3  32 
3  32 

Sets. 

H    M. 
8  43 
8  45 
8  46 
8  47 
8  48 
8  49 
8  50 
8  51 
8  52 
8  53 
8  54 
8  55 
8  56 
8  57 
8  58 
8  58 
8  59 

8  59 

9  0 
9    0 
9    0 
9     1 
9     1 
9     1 
9    1 
9     1 
9    0 
9    0 
9    0 
8  59 

Declination 

North. 
22°  7' 55" 
22  15  41 
22  23     4 
22  30     4 
22  36  40 
22  42  52 
22  48  41 
22  54    5 

22  59    5 

23  3  41 
23    7  53 
23  11  40 
23  15    3 
23  18    1 
23  20  35 
23  22  44 
23  24  28 
23  25  47 
23  26  42 
23  27  12 
23  27  17 
23  26  57 
23  26  13 
23  25    4 
23  23  30 
23  21  31 
23  19     7 
23  16  19 
23  13    7 
23    9  30 

Age. 

Rises. 

H.     M. 

2m  3 

2  31 

3  5 

3  47 

4  38 

5  36 

6  40 

7  47 

8  55 

10  3 

11  11 
Oa  19 

1  28 

2  40 

3  52 

5  4 

6  18 

7  25 

8  24 

9  12 
9    49 

10    20 

10  44 

11  5 
11     26 
11     46 

Om  9 

0  36 

1  6 

Souths. 

H.     M. 

9ot34 

10  26 

11  20 
0<»  13 
1       6 

1  56 

2  45 

3  31 

4  16 

4  58 

5  40 

6  22 

7  5 

7  50 

8  37 

9  27 

10  21 

11  18 

Omn 

1  17 

2  15 

3  11 

4  6 

4  58 

5  49 

6  40 

7  30 

8  22 

9  14 

Sets.      Morn. 

H.     M.      H.  M. 

5a  19      

6  34      0  30 

7  43      1  20 

8  41      2    8 

9  29       2  51 
10       6       3  29 

Even. 

H.  M. 

0    2 

0  55 

1  45 

2  30 

3  11 

3  47 

4  25 

5  6 

5  45 

6  28 

7  14 

8  8 

9  9 

10  12 

11  12 

0  28 

1  16 

2  4 

2  47 

3  32 

4  18 

5  6 

5  58 

6  54 

7  55 

8  58 

10  7 

11  11 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

w 

Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 

2'  25" 
2    16 
2      6 
1    56 
1    46 
1    35 
1    24 
1     12 
1       1 
0    49 
0    37 
0    25 
aft.     12 
bef.      0 
0    13 
0    26 
0    38 

0  51 

1  4 
1     17 
1     30 
1    43 

1  56 

2  8 
2    21 
2    34 
2     46 

2  58 

3  10 
3    22 

27 

28 

29 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

2S 

24 

25 

26 

27 

2d  Stin.  after  Trinity.. 

10  37 

11  1 
11     22 
11     39 
11     56 

Om'is 
0    31 
0    51 

4    6 

4  45 

5  25 

6  6 

6  50 

7  40 

8  38 

9  40 
10  42 

St  Bama.  the  Apostle... 
'id  Sun.  after  Trinity.. 

1     13  111  41 

1  42 

2  20 

3  10 

4  13 

5  28 

6  50 

8  15 

9  41 
11      5 

Oa  28 
1    50 

3  8 

4  23 

5  33 

0    5 

0  52 

1  40 

2  27 

3  9 

3  55 

4  42 

5  30 

6  25 

7  24 

8  26 

9  34 

10  39 

11  42 

ith  Sun.  after  Trinity. 
*  Queen's  Ace.  1837.... 
S.  en.  Can.  ih.  52m.  m. 

24  Midsummer  Day.... 

St  Peter  the  Apostle.... 

JULY  1864. 

il 
o 

1 

ft 

1 

New  Moon 

Second  Quarter 

D.    H.    M. 

4     0  24 

12     3  51 

MOON'S 

M. 

a. 

PHASES. 

Fi 
La 

11  Moon . 
st  Quarte 

D.   1 

19 

1.  M. 

6  36  H. 
8  46  a. 

r 

25 

SUNDAYS,  HOLIDAYS, 
&C. 

SUN. 

Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock 

bef.  Sun. 

MOON. 

HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 

Rises. 

H.  M. 

3  33 
3  34 
3  35 
3  36 
3  37 
3  38 
3  40 
3  42 
3  43 
3  44 
3  45 
3  46 
3  47 
3  49 
3  51 
3  52 
3  54 
3  55 
3  57 

3  58 

4  0 
4    1 
4    3 
4    4 
4    6 
4    8 
4  10 
4  12 
4  13 
4  15 
4  17 

Sets. 

H.  M. 

8  59 
8  58 
8  58 
8  57 
8  56 
8  55 
8  54 
8  53 
8  52 
8  51 
8  50 
8  49 
8  48 
8  47 
8  46 
8  45 
8  44 
8  43 
8  41 
8  40 
8  38 
8  37 
8  35 
8  34 
8  32 
8  30 
8  28 
8  26 
8  25 
8  23 
8  21 

Declin-ition 

North. 
23°  5' 29" 
23     1     3 
22  56  13 
22  51     0 
22  45  23 
22  39  21 
22  32  57 
22  26     9 
22  18  58 
22  11  23 
22    3  26 
21  55    6 
21  46  24 
21  37  20 
21  27  53 
21  18    4 
21    7  54 
20  57  22 
20  46  30 
20  35  16 
20  23  41 
20  11  46 
19  59  30 
19  46  54 
19  33  59 
19  20  44 
19    7    9 
18  53  16 
18  39    3 
18  24  33 
18     9  44 

Age. 

Rises. 

H.    M. 

Im44 

2  31 

3  25 

4  28 

5  33 

6  41 

7  49 

8  57 

10  5 

11  13 
Oa  22 

1  32 

2  42 

3  55 

5  4 

6  7 

7  1 

7  44 

8  19 

8  48 

9  10 
9    32 
9    53 

10     15 

10  40 

11  10 
11     46 

Om'29 

1  20 

2  20 

Souths. 

H.     M. 

10m  7 

10  59 

11  50 
Co  39 

1  26 

2  11 

2  55 

3  37 

4  19 

5  1 

5  44 

6  29 

7  16 

8  8 

9  2 
10      0 

10  59 

11  59 

Om  58 

1  55 

2  50 

3  43 

4  35 

5  27 

6  19 

7  11 

8  3 

8  55 

9  46 
10     36 

Sets. 

H.     M. 

6a  34 

7  26 

8  6 

8  40 

9  6 
9    28 
9    46 

10      4 
10    21 
10    37 

10  56 

11  17 
U    42 

omie 

0  57 

1  53 

3  2 

4  21 

5  48 

7  15 

8  43 

10  9 

11  33 
0a56 

2  12 

3  23 

4  27 

6  22 
6      6 
6    42 

Morn. 

H.  51. 

0  13 

1  6 

1  55 

2  36 

3  15 

3  50 

4  24 

4  58 

5  34 

6  13 

6  55 

7  42 

8  43 

9  50 

10  55 

11  59 

0  27 

1  20 

2  9 

2  56 

3  41 

4  27 

5  15 

6  4 

6  57 

7  55 

8  58 

10  13 

11  24 

0"55 

Even. 

H.  M. 

0  40 

1  32 

2  16 

2  56 

3  33 

4  7 

4  41 

5  15 

5  53 

6  34 

7  17 

8  11 

9  15 

10  23 

11  28 

o'si 

1  45 

2  33 

3  19 

4  3 

4  51 

5  39 

6  29 

7  25 

8  26 

9  37 

10  49 

11  57 

0  29 

1  19 

1 

2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
i  22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 

Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 

s 

M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 

s 

3'   34" 
3    45 

3  56 

4  7 
4     18 
4    28 
4    38 
4    47 

4  56 

5  5 
5     13 
5    20 
5    28 
5    34 
5    40 
5    46 
5    51 

5  56 

6  0 
6      3 
6      6 
6      9 
6    10 
6    12 
6     12 
6     12 
6     12 
6    11 
6      9 
6      7 
6      4 

28 

29 

30 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

3  Dog  Days  begin 

6th  Sun.  after  Trinity. 

1th  Sun.  after  Trinity. 

St  Swithin  transl.  862. 

8<A  Sun.  after  Trinity. 

Court  of  Session  rises. 

<S.  ere.  Leo,  3A.  50ot.  m.. 

9tt  Sun.  after  Trinity. 
St  James  Ap.  mart.  43 

IWiSun.  after  Trinity 

CALENDAR  FOR  1864-65, 


AUGUST  1864. 


D.    H.  M. 

New  Jloon 2    2  34a. 

Second  Quarter 10    5  57  a. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 


Full  Moon   ... 
Last  Quarter 


D.      H.  M. 

,.17    1  37  a. 
.24    6    4  m. 


SCNDATS  ,  HOLIDAYS, 


SUN. 


Lammas  Day. 


12th  Sun.  after  Trinity 


Pr.  Al.  Er.Alb.  b.  1844. 

11th  Sun.  after  Trinity 
M  " 
Tu 
W 

Th  I  Dog  Days  end 
Fr  Irjro.&Ptar.  sh. 
Sa  I  Lammas  Day,  0.  S. 
S  ~ 

M 
Tu 
W 
Til 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 
Th 
Fr 
Sa 
S 
M 
Tu 
W 


Blackcock  shoot,  beg.... 
loth  Sun.  after  Trinity 
S.en.Yir.lOh.  28m. a. 


\  St  Bartholomew  Ap.. 


Tay  Net  Fish,  closes.. 


liih  Sun.  after  Trinity 


Rises. 

H.  M. 
4  19 
4  21 
4  23 
4  25 
4  27 
4  29 
4  31 
4  33 
4  35 
4  37 
4  39 
4  41 
4  43 
4  44 
4  46 
4  48 
4  50 
4  52 
4  54 
4  56 

4  58 

5  0 
5  2 
5  4 
5  6 
5  8 
5  10 
5  12 
5  14 
5  15 
5  17 


Sets. 

H.  M. 

8  19 

8  17 

8  15 

8  13 

8  11 

8    9 

8    6 

8    4 

8     1 

7  59 

7  57 

7  55 

7  53 

7  50 

7  48 

7  46 

7  44 

7  42 

7  39 

7  36 

7  34 

7  32 

7  29 

7  26 

7  24 

7  22 

7  19 

7  17 

7  14 

7  11 

7    9 

Declination 

North. 

17°  54' 37" 

17  39  13 

23  32 

7  33 
51  18 

34  47 
17  59 

0  56 
43  38 
26  5 

8  16 
50  14 

31  57 
13  26 
54  42 

35  44 

16  34 
57  11 
37  35 

17  48 
57  48 
37  37 
17  15 
56  42 
35  59 
15  5 
54  2 

32  48 
11  26 
49  55 
28  16 


Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock 

bef.  Sun. 


1" 
57 
52 
47 
41 
35 
28 
20 
12 
3 
54 
44 
33 
4  22 
4  11 


MOON. 


3  58 
3  46 
3  32 
3  19 
3  5 
2  50 
2  35 
2  19 
2  4 
1  47 
1  31 
1  14 
0  56 
0  38 
0  20 
0   2 


10  30 

11  18 


Cm  15 

1  17 

2  23 

3  29 

4  36 


Souths. 

H.  M. 

njre23 
Oa  9 

0  53 

1  35 

2  17 
59 
41 
25 
10 
59 
50 
45 


2 
3 

4 
5 
5 
6 
7 

8  42 

9  40 

10  39 

11  38 


0m35 


1  30 

2  25 

3  19 

4  13 

5  6 

5  59 

6  52 

7  43 

8  33 

9  21 
10  7 

10  51 

11  34 


Sets. 

H.  M. 

7a  10 

7  33 

7  54 

8  12 
8  29 

8  45 

9  3 
9  23 
9  47 

10  15 

10  51 

11  39 


0ffi39 


1  62 

3  14 

4  43 

6  12 

7  41 
9  9 

10  34 

11  55 
la  11 

2  19 

3  17 

4  4 

4  43 

5  13 

5  39 

6  0 
6  19 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


Morn. 

H.  M. 

1  41 

2  21 

2  57 

3  28 

4  0 

4  29 

5  3 

5  37 

6  15 

6  59 

7  53 
9  1 

10  20 

11  37 

0  9 

1  1 

1  51 

2  39 

3  23 

4  7 

4  53 

5  39 

6  27 

7  21 

8  25 

9  44 
U  1 


0  37 

1  21 

2  0 


Even. 

H.  M. 

2  2 

2  40 

3  13 

3  44 

4  15 

4  46 

5  20 

5  55 

6  37 

7  22 

8  25 

9  40 
10  58 


0  35 

1  26 

2  15 

3  1 

3  45 

4  30 

5  16 

6  3 

6  54 

7  53 
9  4 

10  24 

11  38 
0  11 

0  59 

1  41 

2  17 


SEPTEMBER  1864. 


^ 

^ 

13 

o 

^ 

o 

ft 

I 

Th 

; 

2 

Fr 

1 

3 

Sa 

4 

S 

1 

5 

M 

6 

Tu 

7 

W 

8 

Th 

9 

Fr 

10 

Sa 

11 

S 

■ 

12 

M 

13 

Tu 

14 

W 

15 

Th 

16 

Fr 

17 

Sa 

18 

s 

)9 

M 

20 

Tu 

21 

W 

22 

Th 

23 

Fr 

24 

Sa 

25 

S 

26 

M 

27 

Tu 

28 

W 

29 

Th 

iO 

Fr 

D.    H.  M. 

New  Moon 1    6    8  m. 

Second  Quarter 9    5  50  3i. 


MOON'S  PHASES. 

Full  Moon 

Last  Quarter   


D.    H.  M. 
.15      9      9  A. 

.22    6  54  A. 


D.  H.    M. 

New  Moon...30  10  43  a. 


SUNDAYS,  HOLIDAYS, 
&C. 


Partridge  sh.  begins.... 
Lond.  bur.  1666,  O.S... 

15th  Sun.  after  Trinity  \ 

IGth  Sun.  after  Trinity 

14  Tweed  net  fish. closes 

Fish.  iV.  of  Tweed  (other 

than  the  Tay)  closes. . 

nth  Sun.  after  Trinity 

22  Day  &  Night  equal 
St  Matthew  Apostle. 
S.  en.  Lib.  Th.  16m.  a.. 
22  Autumn  com 

13th  Sun.  after  Trinity 

29  Michaelmas  Day .... 
St  Michael  &  all  Angels 
Tay  rod  fishing  clbses... 


SUN. 


Rises. 

H.  M. 

5  19 
5  21 
5  23 
5  25 
5  27 
5  29 
5  31 
5  33 
5  35 
5  37 
5  38 
5  40 
5  42 
5  44 
5  46 
5  48 
5  50 
5  52 
5  54 
5  56 

5  55 

6  0 
6  2 
6  4 
6  6 
6  8 
6  10 
6  12 
6  14 
6  16 


Sets. 

H.   M. 

7  7 
7  4 
7  1 
6  59 
6  57 
6  54 
6  51 
6  49 
6  46 
6  43 
6  40 
6  38 
6  35 
6  32 
6  30 
6  27 
6  24 
6  22 
6  19 
6  16 
6  14 
6  12 
6  9 
6  6 
6  4 
6  1 
5  58 
5  56 
5  53 
5  50 


Declination 
No.  &  So. 
6' 28" 

44  32 
22  29 

0  19 

38  2 

15  33 
53  8 
30  33 

7  52 

45  6 
22  15 
59  19 
36  19 
13  16 
50  9 
26  58 

3  45 
40  29 
17  11 
53  50 
30  28 

7  5 

16  20 

39  45 
3  10 

26  35 
50  0 
13  24 
36  47 
0  8 


Equation 
of  Time. 

Clock 
aft.  Sun. 


0'  17" 

0  36 

0  55 

1  14 


MOON. 


3 

3 

4 

4 

5 

5 

5 

6 

6 

6 

7 

7 

7 

8  11 

8  31 

8  51 

9  11 
9  31 
9  51 

10  10 


Rises. 

H.  M. 

5m  44 
6  51 


10  15 

11  24 


9  14 

10  9 

11  10 


0ml3 

1  19 

2  26 

3  34 

4  42 

5  49 


Oa  16 

0  58 

1  40 

2  23 


3  55 

4  44 

5  36 

6  30 

7  26 

8  23 

9  20 

10  16 

11  13 


Cm  8 
1   4 

1  59 

2  54 

3  50 

4  44 

5  37 

6  29 

7  18 

8  4 
49 
32 


8 
9 
10  15 

10  57 

11  39 


Sets. 

H.   M. 

6a  36 
6  53 


7  11 

7  29 

7  52 

8  19 

8  53 

9  34 

10  27 

11  31 


0m46 
2  10 


3  37 

5  7 

6  35 

8  3 

9  28 
10  48 

Oa  2 

1  5 


HIGH  WATES 
AT  LEITH. 


Morn. 

H.  M. 

2  33 

3  3 

3  31 

4  1 

4  32 

5  4 

5  41 

6  24 

7  18 

8  26 

9  53 
11  14 


0  43 

1  32 

2  17 

3  0 

3  44 

4  29 

5  13 

5  58 

6  50 

7  50 
9  11 

10  33 

11  42 
0  12 

0  63 

1  29 

2  2 


Even. 

H.  M. 

2  48 

3  17 

3  46 

4  17 

4  48 

5  22 

6  1 

6  49 

7  49 
9  10 

10  36 

11  47 

0  16 
1 

1  54 

2  39 

3  22 

4  7 

4  51 

5  35 

6  24 

7  19 

8  39 

9  57 
11  8 


0  33 

1  11 

1  46 

2  18 


10 


CALENDAR  FOE    1864-65, 


OCTOBER  1864. 


Second  Quarter . 
Full  Moon 


D.   H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES. 
..  8    3  37  A.  I 

.15    6  15  M. 


Last  Quarter  , 
New  Moon 


D.     H.M. 

,.22  11  28  M. 
..30    3  28  A. 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 

'  12 
13 

15 

16 
17 

18 
19 
20 
21 
23 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 


SUNDAYS,  HOLIDAYS 


SUN. 


Pheasant  shoot,  begins. 
ISihSun.  after  Trinity 

2Qth  Sun.  after  Trinity 
Michaelmas  Day,  O.S. 

21sS  Sun.  after  Trinity 
St  Luke  the  Evangelist 

23S.«/i.Scorp.3A36mM. 
22d  Sun.  after  Trinity 

St  Simon  &StJude.... 

23d  Sun.  after  Trinity. 
Hallow  Eve 


Rises. 

Sets. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

6  18 

5  48 

6  20 

5  46 

6  22 

5  43 

6  24 

5  40 

6  26 

5  37 

6  28 

5  34 

6  30 

5  31 

6  32 

5  29 

6  34 

5  26 

6  36 

5  24 

6  38 

5  22 

6  40 

5  19 

6  42 

5  16 

G  44 

5  14 

6  47 

5  11 

6  49 

5    9 

6  51 

5    6 

6  53 

5    3 

6  55 

5    1 

6  57 

4  59 

6  59 

4  37 

7    1 

4  54 

7    3 

4  51 

7    5 

4  49 

7    7 

,4  47 

7  10 

4  44 

7  12 

4  42 

7  14 

4  40 

7  16 

4  38 

7  19 

4  35 

7  21 

4  33 

Declination' 
South. 
3°23'28" 

3  46  45 

4  10  0 
4  33  11 

4  5G  19 

5  19  24 

5  42  24 

6  5  20 
6  28  11 

6  50  56 

7  IS  36 
7  36  10 

7  58  38 

8  20  59 

8  43  13 

9  5  20 
9  27  18 
9  49  9 

10  10  51 
10  32  25 

10  53  49 

11  15  3 
11  36  7 

11  57  1 

12  17  43 
12  38  15 

12  58  34 

13  18  42 
13  38  37 

13  58  19 

14  17  48 


Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock 

after  Sun 


10'  29" 

10  48 

11  6 
11  24 
11  42 

11  59 

12  16 
12  33 

12  49 

13  5 
13  20 
13  35 

13  49 

14  3 
14  16 
14  29 
14  41 

14  52 

15  3 
15  13 
15  22 
15  31 
15  39 
15  47 
15  53 

15  59 

16  4 

15  9 

16  12 
16  15 
18  17 


MOON. 


Rises. 

Souths. 

H.     M. 

H.    ir. 

6ot57 

Oa22 

8      5 

1      6 

9     15 

1    53 

10    23 

2    41 

11     28 

3    32 

0a29 

4    25 

1    20 

5     19 

2       4 

6    14 

2    39 

7      9 

3      7 

8      3 

3    33 

8    57 

3    57 

9    52 

4    19 

10    46 

4    44 

11    41 

5      9 

5    43 

0m37 

6    20 

1     34 

7      5 

2    30 

7    58 

3    26 

8    58 

4    19 

10      2 

5    11 

11      8 

5    59 

6    45 

Omlo 

7    29 

1    22 

8     12 

2    29 

8    54 

3    37 

9    36 

4    45 

10    19 

5    54 

11      3 

7      3 

U    49 

8    12 

Offi  38 

Sets. 

H.     M. 

5a  37 

5  58 

6  24 

6  55 

7  35 

8  25 

9  21 

10  30 

11  47 


iTOlO 


2  36 

4  2 

5  29 

6  54 

8  18 

9  38 

10  48 

11  48 
Oa  36 
1  14 

1  44 

2  8 
2  30 

2  48 

3  6 
3  23 

3  42 

4  4 
4  26 
4  57 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


Morn. 

H.  SI. 

2  34 

3  2 

3  33 

4  5 

4  39 

5  17 

6  2 
6  57 

8  6 

9  34 

10  54 

11  55 

0  19 

1  7 

1  54 

2  38 

3  21 

4  5 

4  48 

5  32 

6  22 

7  19 

8  29 

9  48 

10  57 

11  55 
0  17 

0  53 

1  28 

2  2 
2  35 


Even. 

H.    M. 

2  49 

3  17 

3  49 

4  22 

4  58 

5  39 

6  28 

7  27 

8  47 

10  16 

11  27 

043 

1  31 

2  17 

2  59 

3  43 

4  27 

5  9 

5  57 

6  50 

7  52 

9  11 

10  24 

11  29 

o'ss 

1  11 

1  45 

2  19 
2  51 


lOVElBER  186-1. 


n.  H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES. 

Second  Quarter 6  11  53  a.  I 

Full  Moon 13    5  33  a. 


D.    H.   M. 

LastQuarter 21    7  17  m. 

New  Moon 29    7  17  m. 


SUNDAYS.  HOLIDAYS, 
&C. 


SUN. 


1 

Tu 

2 

W 

3 

Th 

4 

Fr 

5 

Sa 

6 

S 

7 

M 

S 

Tu 

9 

W 

10 

Th 

11 

Fr 

12 

Sa 

13 

S 

14 

M 

15 

Tu 

16 

W 

17 

Th 

18 

Fr 

19 

Sa 

20 

S 

21 

M 

22 

Tu 

23 

W 

24 

Th 

25 

Fr 

26 

Sa 

27 

S 

28 

M 

29 

Tu 

30 

W 

AUSaints'  Day 

Gunpowder  Plot,  1605. 
2ifh  Sun.  after  Trinity 

Prince  of  Wales  b.  1841 

Martinmas 

Court  of  Session  sits... 
25tfi  Sun.  after  Trinity 

2Sth  Sun.  after  Trinity 
Prin.  Royal  b.  1840.... 
/S.  en.  Sagit.  Oh  16m  m. 
Martinmas,  O.S 

Advent  Sunday 

30  Tweedrodfish.  closes 
St  Andrew  Ap 


I  Rises. 

H.  M. 

7  23 
7  25 
7  27 
7  29 
7  31 
7  33 
7  35 
7  37 
7  39 
7  41 
7  43 
7  45 
7  48 
7  50 
7  52 
7  54 
7  56 

7  58 

8  0 
8  2 
8  4 
8  6 
8  8 
8  10 
8  12 
8  14 
8  16 
8  18 
8  20 
8  22 


Sets. 

H.  M. 
4  31 
4  29 
4  27 
4  23 
4  23 
4  21 
4  19 
4  17 
4  15 
4  13 
4  11 
4  9 
4  8 
4  6 
4  4 
4  2 
4  0 
3  58 
3  57 
3  55 
3  53 
3  52 
3  51 
3  50 
3  48 
3  -17 
3  46 
3  45 
3  44 
3  43 


Declinationj 

South. 

14037'  2 

14  56  3 

15  14  49 
15  33  20 

15  51  35 

16  9  35 
16  27  18 

16  44  44 

17  1  54 
17  18  46 
17  35  19 

17  51  35 

18  7  32 
18  23  10 
18  38  29 

18  53  27 

19  8  6 
19  22  24 
19  36  21 

19  49  57 

20  3  11 
20  16  3 
20  28  33 
20  40  40 

20  52  24 

21  3  44 
21  14  41 
21  25  14 
21  35  22 
21  45  5 


Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock 

after  Sun. 

18'  18" 

16  19 

16  18 

16  17 

16  15 

16  12 

16  9 

16  4 

15  59 

15  53 

15  46 

15  38 

15  30 

15  20 

15  10 

14  59 

14  47 

14  34 

14  20 

14  6 

13  50 

13  34 

13  17 

13  0 

12  41 

12  22 

12  2 

11  41 

11  20 

10  58 


MOON. 


HIGH  WATEK 
AT  LEITH. 


Age. 

Rises. 

Souths. 



H. 

M. 

H.     M. 

2 

9ml9 

la  28 

3 

10 

22 

2    21 

4 

11 

17 

3     15 

5 

flo 

3 

4     10 

6 

0 

41 

5      4 

7 

1 

10 

5    57 

8 

1 

36 

6    50 

9 

2 

0 

7    42 

10 

2 

21 

8    34 

11 

2 

45 

9    27 

12 

3 

9 

10    22 

13 

3 

37 

11     17 

14 

4 

12 

15 

4 

53 

OmlS 

16 

5 

44 

1    10 

17 

6 

41 

2      6 

18 

7 

44 

2    59 

19 

8 

51 

3    50 

20 

9 

59 

4    38 

21 

11 

7 

5    24 

22 

6      7 

23 

0ml4 

6    49 

24 

1 

21 

7    31 

25 

2 

30 

8    14 

26 

3 

39 

8    57 

27 

4 

48 

9    42 

28 

5 

57 

10    30 

29 

7 

6 

11    21 

1 

8 

13 

Oa  14 

2 

9 

11 

1      8 

Sets. 

H.     M. 

5a  33 
6    19 


CALENDAR  FOR  1864-65. 


11 


DECEMBER  1864. 


D.  H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES.  d.    h.  m. 

Second  Quarter C    7  34  m.  i  Last  Quarter 21    5    3  m. 

Full  Moon 13    7  12  m.  |  New  Moon 28    9  22  a. 


10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
23 
29 
30 
31 


SUNDAYS,  HOLIDATS, 


SUN. 


Id  Suiidarj  in  Advent.. 


1 10  Grouse,  Blackcoclc,i!: 
I  Ptarmigan  sh.  ends. 
3d  Sunday  in  Advent. . 


Prince  Consort  d.  1861 


ith Sunday  in  Advent.. 


21.S.e«..  Capr.  l/j.Sm.A 
St  Thomas  the  Apostle... 
21'W.  com.-Shortest  d. 


*  Ghristmas  Day 

St  Stephen  the  Mar.. 
St  John  Evangelist ... 
Innocents'  Day , 


Rises. 

Sets. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

8  23 

3  41 

8  25 

3  40 

8  26 

3  39 

8  28 

3  38 

8  30 

3  38 

8  31 

3  37 

8  33 

3  37 

8  34 

3  37 

8  35 

3  36 

8  36 

3  36 

8  37 

3  36 

8  38 

3  36 

8  39 

3  36 

8  40 

3  36 

8  41 

3  36 

8  42 

3  37 

8  43 

3  37 

8  44 

3  37 

8  45 

3  38 

8  45 

3  38 

8  46 

3  39 

8  46 

3  39 

8  47 

3  40 

8  47 

3  40 

8  48 

3  41 

8  48 

3  41 

8  48 

3  42 

8  48 

3  42 

8  47 

3  43 

8  47 

3  44 

8  47 

3  45 

Declination 

South. 
21°  54' 21" 

22  3  17 

22  II  45 

22  19  47 

22  27  23 

22  34  32 

22  41  15 

22  47  32 

22  53  21 

22  58  43 

23  3  38 
23  8  5 
23  12  5 
23  15  37 
23  18  42 
23  21  18 
23  23  26 
23  25  6 
23  26  18 
23  27  2 
23  27  17 
23  27  4 
23  26  23 
23  25  13 
23  23  35 
23  21  29 
23  IS  54 
23  15  52 
23  12  22 
23  8  23 
23  3  57 


Equation 
of  Time. 
Clock  aft. 
Stbef.Sun, 


10'  35" 

10  11 

9  47 

9  23 

8  58 

8  32 

8  6 


2  25 
1  55 
1  26 
0  55 
aft.  25 
bef.  5 
0  35 


MOOKT. 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITII. 


Rises. 

Souths. 

H.  jr. 

H.   M. 

Wm   2 

la    4 

10  42 

3   0 

11  16 

3  54 

11  43 

4  47 

005  6 

5  39 

0  2S 

6  30 

0  50 

7  21 

1  12 

8  13 

1  37 

9   6 

2   8 

10   I 

2  46 

10  56 

3  31 

U  52 

4  24 

5  26 

0m46 

6  32 

1  39 

7  40 

2  29 

8  49 

3  16 

9  58 

4   1 

11   5 

4  44 

5  26 

0ml2 

6   8 

I  20 

6  51 

2  28 

7  34 

3  38 

8  21 

4  47 

9   9 

5  54 

10   1 

6  58 

10  56 

7  53 

11  52 

8  40 

Qa  49 

9  16 

1  46 

1  9  47 

2  41 

Sets. 

H.  M. 

6a  10 

7  24 

8  42 

10  3 

11  25 


0m47 
2   8 


8  15 

9  3 
9  43 

10  13 

10  37 

10  59 

11  17 
11  34 
11  52 

da  11 

0  31 

0  56 


Jlorn. 
n.  M. 

3  27 

4  6 

4  50 

5  39 

6  33 

7  34 

8  43 

9  58 
II  4 

b"29 

1  20 

2  8 

2  51 

3  33 

4  11 

4  51 

5  30 

6  11 
G  55 

7  45 

8  44 

9  61 

10  55 

11  55 

0  21 

1  5 

1  49 

2  33 

3  13 
3  57 


Even. 
H.  M. 

3  46 

4  27 

5  13 

6  5 

7  2 

8  8 

9  21 

10  31 

11  35 
0  3 

0  55 

1  45 

2  30 

3  12 

3  52 

4  31 

5  10 

5  50 

6  33 

7  19 

8  12 

9  17 

10  24 

11  25 

o'43 

1  27 

2  11 

2  54 

3  35 

4  19 


JANUARY  1865. 


D.   H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES. 

Second  Quarter  4    3    43  a.  I 

Full  Moon 11  II    0  A, 


D.  H.  M. 

Last  Quarter 20  2  37  m. 

New  Moon 27  9  30  m. 


SUNDAYS,  HOLIDAYS, 


SUN. 


1 

R 

2 

M 

3 

Tu 

4 

W 

5 

Th 

6 

Fr 

7 

Sa 

8 

S 

9 

M 

10 

Til 

11 

W 

12 

Til 

13 

Fr 

14 

Sa 

15 

R 

16 

M 

17 

Tn 

18 

W 

19 

Th 

20 

Fr 

21 

Sa 

22 

R 

23 

M 

24 

Tu 

25 

W 

26 

Th 

27 

Fr 

28 

Sa 

29 

R 

30 

M 

31 

Ta 

*Circumcision 

Epiphany 

I  St  Sun .  after  Epiphany 

N.  Tear's  I)ay,6.S..].!. 

2d  Sun.  after  Epiphany 

Sun  eft.Aq.  ll/j.  38to.a. 
3d  Sun.  after  Epiphany 
Conversion,  of  St  Paul. . . 

ithSun.  after  Epiphany 
K.  Chasl.mart.  1649.. 


Rises. 

Sets. 

n.  M. 

H.  M. 

8  47 

3  47 

8  47 

3  48 

8  46 

3  49 

8  46 

3  50 

8  45 

3  52 

8  45 

3  53 

8  44 

3  55 

8  44 

3  56 

8  43 

3  58 

8  43 

3  59 

8  42 

4  1 

8  41 

4  3 

8  40 

4  4 

8  39 

4  6 

8  38 

4  8 

8  36 

4  10 

8  35 

4  12 

8  34 

4  14 

8  32 

4  16 

8  31 

4  18 

8  30 

4  20 

8  28 

4  22 

8  26 

4  24 

8  25 

4  27 

8  23 

4  29 

8  21 

4  31 

8  20 

4  33 

8  18 

4  35 

8  17 

4  37 

8  15 

4  39 

8  13 

4  41 

Declination 

South. 
22°  59'  4" 

22  53  42 

22  47  54 

22  41  38 

22  34  56 

22  27  47 

22  20  11 

22  12    9 

22  3  41 

21  54  47 

21  45  27 

21  35  42 

21  25  32 

21  14  67 

21  3  68 

20  52  35 

20  40  47 

20  28  36 

20  16    2 

20  3    5 

19  49  46 

19  36    4 

19  22    0 

19  7  35 

18  52  49 

18  37  42 

18  22  15 

18  6  28 

17  50  22 

17  33  57 

17  17  13 


Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock 

hef.  Sun. 


7  32 

7  57 

8  20 

8  44 

9  6 
9  28 
9  49 

10  10 

10  29 

10  48 


MOON. 


12  13 

12  28 

12  42 

12  55 

13  7 
13  18 
13  29 
13  39 
13  48 


4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

I 

2 

3 

4 

5 


Rises. 

Souths. 

H.   M. 

H.   M. 

10m  13 

3a  35 

10  35 

,  4  27 

10  59 

5  19 

11  20 

6  11 

11  44 

7   3 

Oa  12 

7  56 

0  45 

8  49 

1  26 

9  43 

2  14 

10  37 

3  12 

11  30 

i    17 

5  23 

0ni21 

6  32 

1   9 

7  41 

1  55 

8  49 

2  39 

9  56 

3  22 

11   4 

4   4 

4  46 

Omll 

5  28 

1  19 

6  13 

2  26 

6  59 

3  32 

7  48 

4  38 

8  41 

5  37 

9  35 

6  28 

10  32 

7  11 

11  30 

7  45 

0a27 

8  14 

1  23 

8  40 

2  19 

9   3 

3  13 

9  26 

4   6 

Sets. 
a.    M. 
Sa    9 

10  33 

11  55 


HIGH  -WATER 
AT  LBITH. 


lOTlS 

2  37 

3  63 

5  2 

6  4 

6  57 

7  40 

8  15 

8  41 

9  4 
9 
9 
9 


24 
41 
59 
10  17 
10  36 

10  69 
U  26 

11  58 
Oa  41 

1  34 

2  40 

3  56 

5  19 

6  44 

8  11 

9  37 
II   1 


Morn. 

H.  M. 

4  41 

5  27 

6  19 

7  12 

8  14 

9  25 

10  37 

11  49 
e  20 

1  12 

2  1 

2  43 

3  20 

3  55 

4  29 

5  4 

5  38 

6  16 

6  56 

7  42 

8  41 

9  65 
II  5 

Oil 

1  29 

2  17 

3  I 

3  41 

4  25 

5  11 


Even. 

H.  M. 

5  4 

5  53 

6  45 

7  42 

8  49 

10  1 

11  13 

0'47 

1  37 

2  22 

3  3 

3  38 

4  12 

4  47 

5  21 

5  57 

6  36 

7  17 

8  9 

9  16 

10  30 

11  40 

0  15 

1  5 

1  53 

2  39 

3  20 

4  3 

4  48 

5  34 


V2 


CALENDAR  FOJR  1864-65. 


FEBRUARY   1865. 


D.  H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES. 

Second  Quarter 3     19m.  I 

Full  Moon 10     4  27  a.  I 


Last  Quarter 18  9  38  a. 

New  Moon 25  8    3  a. 


SUNDAYS,  HOLIDATS, 
&C. 


SUN. 


Fish.  iV.  of  Tweed  open 
1  Tweed  Rod  Fish.  op. 

1  Par.  <t  Phea.  sh.  ends 

2  Candlemas 

oihSun.  aft.  Epiphany 

*Queen  marr.,  1840.... 

Septuagesima  Sunday. 

14  Candlemas,  O.S 

St  Valentine 

Tweed  Net  Fish,  op 

S.en.  Pisces,  2h.\im.A.. 
Sexagesima  Sunday... 

S  t  Matthias  the  Ap 

QuinquagesimaSunday 


Rises. 

H.  M. 
8   11 

8  8 
8  6 
8  4 
8  2 
8  1 
7  59 
7  57 
7  55 
7  53 
7  51 
7  49 
7  46 
7  44 
7  42 
7  39 
7  36 
7  34 
7  32 
7  29 
7  27 
7  25 
7  23 
7  20 
7  17 
7  15 
7  12 
7  10 


Sets.  [Declination 


Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock 


H.  M. 
4  43 
4  46 
4  48 
4  50 
4  52 
4  54 
4  56 

4  59 

5  1 


3 

5 

7 

10 

12 

14 

16 

18 

5  20 

5  22 

5  25 

5  27 

5  29 

5  31 

5  33 

5  35 

5  37 

5  40 

5  42 


South. 
17°  O'll" 
16  42  51 
16  25  14 
16  7  20 
15  49  9 
15  30  42 
15  11  59 
14  53  1 
14  33  48 

14  14  20 
13  54  39 
13  34  43 

15  14  34 
12  54  13 
12  33  38 
12  12  52 
11  51  53 
11  30  44 
11  9  23 
10  47  52 
10  26  11 
10     4  21 

9  42  21 
9  20  12 
8  57  55 
8  35  30 
8  12  57 
7  50  17 


MOON. 


Age. 


Rises. 

H.     M. 

9/n50 
10     16 

10  49 

11  28 
Oa  14 
1       6 


Souths. 

H.     M. 

4a  59 

5  52 

6  46 

7  40 

8  33 

9  25 

10  16 

11  4 
11     51 


Sets. 

H.     M. 


0)»35 


9 

10  8 

11  5 
Oa    2 

0  57 

1  53 


Om23 
1     41 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


29 


2 

3 

4 
5 
6 
6 
7 
7 

7  48 

8  7 
8  24 

8  42 

9  4 
9  29 
9  58 

10  37 

11  23 
Oa  20 

1  30 

2  47 

4  11 

5  38 

7  5 

8  33 
10  0 


Morn. 

H.  M. 

5  58 

6  48 

7  43 

8  49 
10  8 
U  27 

0  4 

1  4 

1  49 

2  28 

3  4 

3  34 

4  5 

4  37 

5  8 

5  40 

6  16 

6  57 

7  49 

9  1 

10  25 

11  42 

0  15 

1  8 

1  55 

2  39 

3  21 

4  5 


Even. 

H.   M 

6  23 

7  13 

8  14 

9  28 
10  50 


0  39 

1  27 

2  9 

2  46 

3  19 

3  50 

4  21 

4  52 

5  24 

5  58 

6  36 

7  23 

8  21 

9  41 
11     4 

bis 

1  32 

2  17 

3  0 

3  43 

4  27 


MARCH  1865. 


Second  Quarter., 
Full  Moon 


D.  H.  M.      MOON'S  PHASES. 
4    0  19  A.  I 

12  10  42  m. 


Last  Quarter , 
New  Moon... 


D.    H.  M. 

20    0  36  A. 
,27    5  28  M. 


SDNDATS,  HOLIDAYS, 
&C. 


Ash  Wednesday . 


Quadragesima,    or  1st 
\_Sunday  in  Lent 


Prin.  ofWalesm.1863 


2d  Sunday  in  Lent.. 


18  Prs.  Louisa  b.  1848 
St  Patrick 

Court  of  Sess.  rises.... 

Zd  Sunday  in  Lent 

<S.  en.  Aries,  2h.  6m.  A. 
20  Spring  commences. 
20Day  and  Night  equal 


SUN. 


Lady  Day 

Mid  Lent  Sunday . 


Rises. 

Sets.  ] 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

7    7 

5  45 

7    4 

5  46 

7    2 

5  48 

7    0 

5  50 

6  57 

5  52 

6  55 

5  54 

6  52 

5  56 

6  49 

5  59 

6  47 

6     1 

6  44 

6    3 

6  41 

6    5 

6  39 

6    7 

6  36 

6    9 

6  33 

6  11 

6  31 

6  13 

6  28 

6  15 

6  26 

e  17 

6  23 

6  19 

6  20 

6  22 

6  18 

6  24 

6  15 

6  26 

6  12 

6  28 

6  10 

6  30 

6    7 

6  32 

6    4 

6  34 

6    2 

6  36 

5  59 

6  38 

5  56 

6  40 

5  54 

6  42 

5  52 

6  44 

5  49 

6  46 

Declination 
So.  &  No. 
7027'  31" 
7  4  38 
6  41  39 
6  18  35 
5  55  26 
5  32  12 
5  8  53 
4  45  31 
4  22  5 
3  58  36 
3  35  4 
3  11  29 
2  47  52 
2  24  14 
2  0  34 
1  36  52 
I  13  11 
0  49  28 
0  25  46 
s.  2  4 
N.21  38 

0  45  18 

1  8  57 
1  32  34 

1  56  9 

2  19  41 

2  43  11 

3  6  37 
3  30  0 

3  53  18 

4  16  32 


Equation 
of  Time. 

Clock 
bef.  Sun. 


12'   32" 
12    20 


11  12 

10  57 

10  41 

10  26 

10  10 

9  53 


8  45 
8  27 
8  10 


MOON. 

HIGH  T 
AT  LI 

Age. 

Rises. 

Souths. 

Sets. 

Morn. 



H. 

M. 

H.     M. 

H. 

M. 

H.  M. 

4 

8ni20 

3a  44 

11a 

22 

4  49 

5 

8 

51 

4    40 

5  34 

6 

9 

29 

5    35 

0ro40 

6  24 

7 

10 

13 

6    29 

1 

48 

7  18 

8 

11 

4 

7    22 

2 

48 

8  22 

9 

Oa 

2 

8    13 

3 

36 

9  41 

]0 

1 

5 

9      2 

4 

Ifi 

11    5 

11 

2 

11 

9    49 

4 

48 

12 

3 

18 

10    33 

5 

13 

0  43 

13 

4 

26 

11     17 

5 

35 

1  27 

14 

5 

33 

11     59 

5 

54 

2     4 

15 

6 

40 

6 

13 

2  38 

16 

7 

47 

0ni41 

6 

31 

3    9 

17 

8 

54 

1    24 

6 

51 

3  36 

18 

10 

0 

2      7 

7 

11 

4     8 

19 

11 

6 

2    51 

7 

34 

4  39 

20 

3    37 

8 

3 

5  11 

21 

0ml3 

4    25 

8 

37 

5  46 

22 

1 

10 

5     15 

9 

18 

6  27 

23 

2 

6 

6      6 

10 

fl 

7  19 

24 

2 

53 

7      0 

11 

10 

8  23 

25 

3 

33 

7    54 

Oa 

23 

9  51 

26 

4 

7 

8    49 

1 

41 

11  14 

27 

4 

36 

9    44 

3 

4 

28 

5 

o 

10    39 

4 

30 

6  44 

29 

5 

27 

11    35 

5 

58 

1  29 

1 

5 

52 

0a31 

7 

26 

2  14 

Q 

6 

19 

1     28 

a 

53 

2  59 

3 

6 

49 

2     25 

10 

15 

3  42 

4 

7 

24 

3     23 

11 

30 

4  27 

5 

8 

8 

4     20 

5  13 

Evp.n . 

H.  M. 

5  11 

5  58 

6  50 

7  48 

8  57 

10  25 

11  42 

0  17 

1  5 

1  47 

2  21 

2  54 

3  22 

3  52 

4  24 

4  55 

5  28 
6 

6  50 

7  4 

9  5 

10  37 

11  50 

0  20 

1  7 

1  51 

2  37 

3  20 
4 

4  50 

5  37 


CALENDAR  FOE  1864-65. 


13 


APRIL  1865. 


D.    H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES. 

Second  Quarter 3    1  19  m. 

Full  Moon  11    4  28  m. 


SUNDATS,  HOLIDAYS, 


oth  Sxinday  in  Lent.. 


Conven.  of  K.  Burghs 
[mee^'i. 


SUN. 


\Pr.  Leopold  b.  1853. 
Sunday  before  Easter .. ! 


14  Prs.  Beatrice  b.  1857 
I*  Good  Friday 


\  Easter  Sunday .. 
\  Easter  Monday . 
Easter  Tuesday . 


Sun  ere.Taur.2/j.ll?re.M. 


Loin  Sunday 

25  Prs.  Alice  b.  1843... 
St  Mark,  Evang 


2d  Sun.  after  Easter ... 


Rises. 

Sets. 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

5  46 

6  48 

5  44 

6  50 

5  41 

6  52 

5  38 

6  54 

5  36 

6  56 

5  33 

6  58 

5  30 

7  0 

5  28 

7  2 

5  26 

7  4 

5  23 

7  6 

5  29 

7  8 

5  18 

7  10 

5  16 

7  12 

5  13 

7  14 

5  10 

7  16 

5  8 

7  18 

5  6 

7  20 

5  3 

7  22 

5  0 

7  24 

4  58 

7  26 

4  56 

7  28 

4  53 

7  30 

4  50 

7  32 

4  48 

7  34 

4  46 

7  36 

4  44 

7  38 

4  41 

7  40 

4  38 

7  42 

4  36 

7  44 

4  34 

7  46 

Declination 

North. 

40  39' 41" 

5      2  46 

25  45 

48  38 

11  24 

34    5 

56  38 

19     5 

41  24 

3  35 

25  38 

47  33 

9  19 

30  m 

52  24 

13  42 


34  50 
55  47 

16  34 
37  10 
57  34 

17  47 
37  47 
57  36 
17  11 
36  34 
55  43 
14  38 
.33  19 
51  46 


n.    H.  M. 

Last  Quarter 18  11  20  a. 

New  Moon 25    2  13  a. 


Equation 

of  Time. 

Clock  bef. 

&  aft.  Sun. 


54" 
36 
18 
0 
42 
25 


1  51 

1  34 

1  17 

1  1 

0  45 

0  29 

bef.  13 

aft.  2 

0  16 

0  31 

0  44 

0  58 


MOON. 


Rises. 

H.  jr. 
8m  58 
9     54 

10  55 
Oa    2 


10 
17 
23 
30 
37 
45 
52 
8     58 

10  3 

11  3 


Cm  0 

0  48 

1  31 

2  5 
2 
3 
3 
3 
4 
4 


35 
1 
26 
51 
16 
44 
5     17 

5  56 

6  45 

7  40 

8  42 


Souths. 

H.      M. 

5a  15 
6      8 


C  58 

7  46 

8  32 

9  15 
9  58 

10  40 

11  22 


Oot   5 

0  49 

1  35 

2  22 

3  11 

4  2 

4  54 

5  47 

6  40 


10  13 
1!  9 
Oa  6 
1       4 


Oot  36 

1  32 

2  15 
2    49 

16 
41 

1 
19 
38 
57 
17 
38 

6 
38 
16 

4 

3 


10  9 

11  22 
Oa  39 


10  17 

11  10 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


Morn. 

H.   M. 

6     1 

6  53 

7  56 
9  13 

10  34 

11  42 
0  11 

0  55 

1  34 

2  8 

2  39 

3  9 

3  40 

4  13 

4  46 

5  20 

6  5 
6  58 

8  6 

9  28 

10  44 

11  47 

0  13 

1  3 

1  50 

2  36 

3  22 

4  7 

4  53 

5  40 


Even, 
ir.  M. 

6  20 

7  23 

8  31 

9  53 
11    8 

o'ss 

1  15 

1  52 

2  23 

2  55 

3  24 

3  56 

4  30 

5  3 

5  42 

6  31 

7  31 

8  45 

10  9 

11  16 

6  "38 

1  27 

2  13 

2  50 

3  44 

4  30 

5  16 

6  4 


MAY  1865. 


D.   H.  M.     MOON'S  PHASES. 

Second  Quarter 2    4    4a.  I 

Full  Moon 10    8  23  a. 


D.     H.  M. 

Last  Quarter 18    6  39  m. 

New  Moon 24  10  49  A. 


SUNDAYS,  HOLIDAYS, 
&C. 


SUN. 


22 

M 

23 

Tu 

24 

\V 

25 

Th 

20 

Fr 

27 

Sa 

28 

S 

29 

M 

30 

'I'u 

31 

W 

St  Philip  &  St  James  ... 
1  Pr.  Arthur  b.  1850.. 

'dd  Sun.  after  Easter. . . . 

Court  of  Session  sits  ... 

ith  Sun.  after  Easter  .. 
Whitsimday  Term 

Gen.  Assembly  meets.... 

i'l's.en.Gem.i'h.ihm.ii. 
Rogation  Sunday 

*  Q.  Victoria  b.  1819.... 
Ascen.  Lav — Holy  Thr. 
25  Prs.  Helena  b.  1846 
Whitsun.  Term,  O.S... 
Sunday  after  A  scension 
K.  Ch.'n.  restored  1660 


Rises. 

Sets. 

n.  M. 

H.  M. 

4  32 

7  48 

4  30 

7  50 

4  28 

7  52 

4  25 

7  54 

4  22 

7  56 

4  20 

7  58 

4  18 

8  0 

4  16 

8  2 

4  14 

8  4 

4  12 

8  6 

4  10 

8  8 

4  8 

8  10 

4  6 

8  12 

4  4 

8  14 

4  2 

8  16 

4  1 

8  17 

3  59 

8  19 

3  57 

8  21 

3  56 

8  22 

3  54 

8  24 

3  52 

8  26 

3  51 

8  27 

3  49 

8  29 

3  48 

8  31 

3  47 

8  33 

3  45 

8  35 

3  44 

8  30 

3  43 

8  37 

3  41 

8  39 

3  40 

8  40 

3  39 

8  41 

Declination 

North. 

15°     9'  58" 

27  55 

45  37 

3    3 

20  13 

37    7 

53  44 

10     4 

26  7 
41  52 
57  20 
12  30 

27  22 
41  55 

56  9 
10  4 
23  40 
36  56 
49  52 

2  28 
14  44 
26  38 
,38  12 
49  25 

0  16 
10  45 
20  53 
30  39 
40  2 
49     3 

57  41 


Equation 
of  Time. 
Clock 
aft.  Sun.    Age, 


MOON. 


3  50 
3  52 
3     53 


Rises. 
H.  jr. 
9ot49 
10    .57 


Souths. 

H.  M. 
5a  40 
6  28 


Oa 

5 

7 

12 

1 

13 

7 

56 

•>, 

20 

8 

38 

3 

27 

9 

20 

4 

33 

10 

2 

5 

40 

10 

46 

6 

46 

11 

31 

7 

51 

8 

56 

OtoIS 

9 

56 

1 

8 

10 

47 

1 

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11 

32 

2 

51 

3 

43 

Om  9 

4 

36 

0 

40 

5 

28 

1 

6 

fi 

20 

1 

29 

7 

11 

1 

52 

a 

3 

2 

16 

8 

56 

2 

42 

9 

51 

3 

13 

10 

48 

3 

48 

11 

46 

4 

31 

Oa  44 

5 

24 

1 

42 

6 

24 

2 

38 

7 

29 

3 

30 

8 

38 

4 

20 

9 

49 

5 

7 

10 

57 

5 

51 

Sets. 


25 
44 

2 
21 
43 

8 
39 
15 

2 
57 
59 
10 

10  25 

11  44 
la  5 

2  28 

3  52 

5  15 

6  37 

7  54 
9  1 
9  58 

10  44 

11  19 
11  48 


HIGH  WATER 
AT  LEITH. 


Morn. 
H.  Jr. 
G  33 

7  31 

8  36 

9  52 

10  54 

11  52 
0  17 

0  56 

1  34 

2  9 

2  43 

3  15 

3  50 

4  24 

5  7 

5  53 

6  46 

7  52 
9  4 

10  16 

11  18 


0  38 

1  30 

2  21 

3  7 

3  51 

4  36 

5  19 

6  8 
G  58 


Even. 

H.  St. 

7  0 

8  2 

9  14 

10  23 

11  25 

o"37 
1  15 

1  52 

2  26 

2  59 

3  32 
4 

4  45 

5  29 

6  19 

7  18 

8  28 

9  42 

10  47 

11  45 

0  11 

1  4 

1  56 

2  44 

3  29 

4  13 

4  58 

5  43 

6  33 

7  26 


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3 

0    8 

2    2 

200 

0 

3  11 

1 

0    4    5 

1 

0    4  11 

0 

200 

0  13 

1 

3 

0  14 

9 

2 

0  16 

5    1 

250 

0 

4  11 

0 

0    5    6 

2 

0    6     1 

3 

250 

0  16 

5 

1 

0  18 

5 

3 

1     0 

6    2 

l&OO 

0  19    8 

2 

12    2 

1 

1    4    7 

3 

1000 

3    5 

9 

0 

3  13  11 

2 

4    2 

2    1 

10  Days.  1 

0 

0    0 

1 

0    0    0 

i  i  0    0    0 

1 

1  Month.  1 

0     0 

0 

3 

0    0 

0 

3 

0    0 

1    0 

2 

0 

0     0 

2 

0    0    0 

2 

e    0    0 

2 

2 

0    0 

1 

2 

0    0 

1 

3 

0    0 

2    0 

3 

0 

0     0 

3 

0    0    0 

3 

0    0    0 

3 

3 

0    0 

2 

1 

0    0 

2 

2 

0    0 

3    0 

4 

0 

0     1 

n 

0    0    1 

0 

0    0    1 

1 

4 

0    0 

3 

0 

0    0 

3 

2 

0    0 

4    0 

5 

0 

0     1 

1 

0    0    1 

1 

0    0    1 

2 

5 

0    0 

4 

0 

0    0 

4 

2 

0    0 

6    0 

6 

0 

0     1 

2 

0    0     1 

3 

0    0    1 

3 

6 

0    0 

4 

3 

0    0 

5 

1 

0    0 

6     0 

V 

0 

0    1 

3 

0    0    2 

0 

0    0    2 

1 

7 

0    0 

5 

3 

0    0 

6 

1 

0    0 

7    0 

8 

0 

0    2 

0 

0    0    2 

1 

0    0    2 

3 

8 

0    0 

6 

1 

0    0 

7 

0 

0    0 

8    0 

9 

0 

0    2 

1 

0    0    2 

2 

0    0    2 

3 

9 

0    0 

7 

0 

0    0 

8 

0 

0    0 

9     0 

10 

0 

0    2 

2 

0    0    2 

3 

0    0    3 

1 

10 

0    0 

8 

0 

0    0 

9 

0 

0    0 

10     0 

20 

0 

0    5 

1 

0    0    5 

3 

0    0    6 

2 

20 

0    1 

4 

0 

0     1 

6 

0 

0     1 

8    0 

30 

0 

0    7 

3 

0    0    8 

3 

0    0    9 

3 

30 

0    2 

0 

0 

0    2 

3 

0 

0    2 

6    0 

40 

0 

0  10 

2 

0    0  11 

3 

0     1    1 

0 

40 

0    2 

8 

0 

0    3 

0 

0 

0    S 

4    0 

50 

0 

1     1 

0 

0    1     2 

3 

0     1    4 

1 

50 

0    3 

4 

0 

0    3 

9 

0 

0    4 

2    0 

100 

0 

2    2 

1 

0    2    5 

2 

0    2    8 

3 

100 

0    6 

8 

0 

0    7 

6 

0 

0    8 

4    0 

200 

0 

4    4 

2 

0    4  11 

0 

0    5    5 

3 

200 

0  13 

4 

0 

0  15 

0 

0 

0  16 

8    0 

250 

n 

5    5 

3 

0    6    1 

3 

0    6  10 

0 

250 

0  IG 

8 

0 

0  18 

9 

0 

1     0  10    0  1 

1000 

1 

1  11 

0 

1     4    7 

3 

17    4 

3 

1000 

3     6 

8 

0 

3  15 

0 

0 

4    3 

4    0 

20  Days.  1 

0 

0    0 

2 

0     0     0 

2 

0    0    0 

2 

1  Year.    1 

0     0 

9 

2 

0    0 

10 

3 

0    1 

0    0 

2 

0 

0     1 

0 

0     0     1 

0 

0    0    1 

1 

2 

0    1 

7 

0 

0    1 

9 

2 

0    2 

0    0 

3 

0 

0    1 

2 

0     0     1 

3 

0    0     1 

3 

3 

0    2 

4 

3 

0    2 

8 

1 

0    3 

0    0 

a. 

0 

0    2 

0 

0     0    2 

1 

0    0    2 

2 

4 

0    3 

0 

0 

0    3 

7 

0 

0    4 

0    0 

5 

0 

0    2 

2 

0     0     2 

3 

0    0    3 

1 

5 

0    4 

0 

0 

0    4 

6 

0 

0    5 

0    0 

6 

0 

0    3 

n 

0    0    3 

2 

0    0    3 

3 

6 

0    4 

9 

2 

0    5 

4 

3 

0    6 

0    0 

7 

0 

0    3 

2 

0    0    4 

0 

0    0    4 

2 

7 

0    5 

7 

0 

0    6 

3 

2 

0    7 

0    0 

8 

0 

0    4 

0 

0     0     4 

2 

0     0    5 

1 

8 

0    6 

4 

3 

0    7 

2 

1 

0    8 

0    0 

9 

0 

0    4 

2 

0    0    5 

0 

0    0    5 

3 

9 

0    7 

2 

1 

0    8 

1 

0 

0    9 

0    0 

10 

0 

0    5 

1 

0    0    5 

3 

0     0    6 

2 

10 

0    8 

0 

0 

0    9 

0 

0 

0  10 

0     0 

20 

0 

0  10 

2 

0    0  11 

3 

0    1     1 

0 

20 

0  16 

0 

0 

0  18 

0 

0 

1     0 

0    0 

30 

0 

1     3 

3 

0    1     5 

3 

0    1     7 

2 

30 

1     4 

0 

0 

1     7 

0 

0 

1  10 

0     0 
0    0( 

40 

0 

1     9 

0 

0     1  11 

2 

0    2    2 

1 

40 

1  12 

0 

0 

1  16 

0 

0 

2    0 

&0 

0 

2    2 

1 

0    2    5 

2 

0    2    8 

3 

50 

2    0 

0 

0 

2    5 

0 

0 

2  10 

0     0 

100 

0 

4    4 

2 

0    4  11 

0 

0    5    5 

3 

100 

4     0 

0 

0 

4  10 

0 

0 

5    0 

0     0 

200 

0 

8     9 

0 

0    9  10 

1 

0  10  11 

2 

200 

8    0 

0 

0 

9    0 

0 

0 

10    0 

0    0 

250 

0 

10  11 

2 

0  12    3 

3 

0  13    8 

1 

250 

10    0 

0 

0 

11     5 

0 

0 

12  10 

0     0 

1000 

2 

3  10 

0 

2    9    3 

3 

2  14    9 

2 

lOOO 

40    0 

0 

0 

45    0 

0 

0 

50    0 

0    0 

A  TABLE, 
Showing  the  numier  of  Days  in  one  Month,  to  the  same  Day  in  any  other  Month. 


From 

.^m. 

Feb. 

Mar.   ApriL    May,  June,  July.   Aug.     Sept.     Oct.":  Not,  Dec. 

365 

31 

59      90  1  120  1  151  1  181  |  212  |  243  |  273    304  |  334 

334 

365 

28      59  1    89  1  120  |  150  |  181  |  212  j  242    273  |  303 

306 

337 

365      31  1    61  1    92  1  122  |  153  |  184  |  214  |  245  |  275 

275 

306 

334    365  1    30  1    61  |    91  |  122  |  153  |  183  |  214  |  244 

May 

245 

276 

304    335  1  365  |    31  |    61  |    92  1  123  |  153  |  184  |  214 

214 

245 

273    304  j  334  |  3G5  |    30  |    61  j    92    122  |  153  |  183 

July 

184 

215 

243    274  i  304    335  |  365  |    31  |    62      92     123  |  153 

153 

184 

212  1  243  1  273    304  |  334    365      31      61      92  |  122 

122 

153 

181  1  212  1  242    273  |  303    334    365      30      61  |    91 

92 

123 

151  1  182  1  212    243  \  273    304    335    365      31  |    61 

61 

92 

120  1  151  1  181     212  1  242    273    304    334    365  |    30 

December 

31 

G2 

90  t  121  1  151  1  182  1  212    243    274  |  304  |  335  |  365 

LIST  OF  THE  STREETS,  SQUARES,  PLACES,  CLOSES,  COURTS, 
AND  LANES,  &c.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITIT, 

WITH  REFERENCE  TO  THEIR  SITUATIONS. 


Abbey,  foot  of  Canongate 
Abbey  hill,  Abbey- 
Abbey  bill  house,  Norton  place 
Abbey  lane,  Croft-an-Righ  wynd 
Abbey  mount.  Abbey  liill 
Abbey  strand,  Abbey 
Abbotsford  park,  Borouglimuirhd. 
Abercromby  place,  foot  Duke  st. 
Adam  square.  South  bridge 
Adam  st.,  E.  &  W.,  Roxburgh  pi. 
Adelphi  place,  Leith  links 
Admiralty  street,  Couper  street 
Advocates'  close,  357  High  street 
Ainslie  place,  Great  Stuart  street 
Aird's  close,  135  Grassmarket 
Aitchison's  close,  58  West  port 
Albany  lane,  Albany  street 
Albany  street,  foot  of  Duke  street 
Albany  street,  North  Fort  street 
Albany  cottage,  York  lane 
Albert  buildings,  Spittal  street 
Albert  place,  India  place 
Albert  terrace,  Morningside 
Albert  terrace,  Trinity 
Albyn  place,  west  end  of  Queen  st. 
Alison's  close,  34  Cowgate 
Alison's  place,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Alison's  square,  Potterrow 
Allan  street.  Dean  street 
Allan's  close,  269  High  street 
Allan's  court,  269  High  street 
Allanfield,  Bennington 
Alva  street,  Queensferry  street 
Amphion  place,  n.  b.  Canongate 
Anchor  close,  243  High  street 
Anchorfield,  Newhaven 
Anderson's  close,  14  Cowgate 
Anderson's  court,  Old  Broughton 
Anderson's  place,  foot  Leith  walk 
Annandale  street,  Haddington  pi. 
Ann  street,  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Ann's  court,  Canonmills 
Annfield,  Newhaven,  east  end 
Antigua  street.  Union  place 
Archers'  hall,  Buccleuch  street 
Archibald  place,  Bennington 
Archibald  place,  Lauriston  place 
Argyle  place.  Meadows,  so.  side 
Argyle  square.  North  College  st. 
Arniston  place,  Newington 
Arthur  lodge,  Dalkeith  road 
Arthur  st.  and  places,  82  Pleasance 
Arthur  street,  Pilrig  street 
Ashley  buildings,  21  High  street 
Assembly  st.  east  end  Bernard  st. 
Atholl  crescent,  Maitland  street 


Atholl  lane,  Atholl  place 
Atholl  place,  Atholl  crescent 
Auchenleck's  brae,  Newhaven. 

Back  of  vaults,  79  Giles'  street 
Bailie  Fyfe's  close,  101  High  street 
Bailie's  court,  50  Cowgate 
Bainfield,  Fountainbridge 
Bainfield,  North  Leith 
Baird's  close,  135  West  port 
Bakehouse  close,  146  Canongate 
Baker's  place,  n.  w.  Circus  place 
Baltic  street,  east  end  Bernard  st. 
Bangholm,  Queensferry  road 
Bank  street,  Lawnmarket 
Bank  street.  North,  Mound  place 
Bank  street,  Bernard  street 
Bank  pi.  and  ho.,  Queensferry  rd. 
Banner  place,  Morningside 
Barm  close,  15  Coalhill 
Baron  Grant's  close,  15  High  st. 
Barony  street,  foot  of  Broughton  st. 
Barringer's  close,  91  High  street 
Bathfield,  near  Leith  fort 
Bath  place,  Elbe  street 
Bath  street,  James'  place 
Baxter's  close,  469  Lawnmarket 
Baxter's  place,  Greenside  place 
Beaumont  place,  head  of  Pleasance 
Beaver  hall,  Canonmills 
Bedford  street,  top  of  Dean  street 
Begg,  Dr,  buildings,  11  Abbey  hill 
Begrie's  entry,  69  St  Leonard  st. 
Belfrage  lane,  Cowfeeder  row 
Belleville,  Dalkeith  road 
Bellevue  crescent,  Mansfield  place 
Bellevue  terrace,  E.  Claremont  st. 
Bell's  close,  272  Canongate 
Bell's  court,  25  Constitution  st. 
Bell's  entry,  17  St  Leonard  street 
Bell's  mills,  Sunbury 
Bell's  wynd,  146  High  street 
Bernard  st.,  Baltic  st.  to  Shore 
Binnie's  close,  36  Giles'  street 
Bishop's  close,  129  High  street 
Blackford  road,  Whitehouse  loan 
Blacket  place,  13  Minto  street 
Blackfriars'  wynd,  96  High  street 
Blackford,  Grange  loan 
Blair's  close,  400  Castlehill 
Blair  street.  Hunter  square 
Blandfield  row,  Canonmills 
Blenheim  place,  Baxter's  place 
Blyth's  close,  517  Castlehill 
Bennington,  between  Bennington 
and  Queensferry  roads 


Bonnington  bank,  Bonnington  rd. 
Bennington  place,  Bonnington 
Bonnington  road,  Broughton  road 

to  Leith 
Bonnington  ter.  Bonnington  pi. 
Boroughloch,  Archers'  hall 
Boroughmuirhead,  Morningside 
Borthwick's  close,  190  High  street 
Boswell's  court,  392  Castlehill 
Boswell's  court,  22  College  wynd 
Boswell  road,  Granton  road 
Botanic  gardens,  20  Inverleith  row 
Bowershall,  Bonnington  road 
Bowershall  st.,  Bonnington  road 
Bowie's  close,  27  Queen  st.,  Leith 
Bowling-green  st..  Junction  road 
Boyd's  close,  276  Canongate 
Boyd's  entry,  St  Mary's  wynd 
Brand  place,  11  Abbey  hill 
Brandfield  pi.,  97  Fountainbridge 
Brandon  street,  Henderson  row 
Bread  street,  Port-Hopetoun 
Breadalbane  st.,  Bonnington  rd. 
Brickwork  close,  104  Kirkgate 
Bridge  place,  Bonnington  bridge 
Bridge  street.  Upper  Drawbridge 
Brighton  street,  Lothian  street 
Bristo  place,  Bristo  port 
Bristo  port,  Candlemaker  row 
Bristo  street,  BrivSto  place 
Broad  wynd,  51  Shore 
Brodie's  close,  52  Cowgate 
Brodie's  close,  304  Lawnmarket 
Brovra's  close,  79  Canongate 
Brown's  close,  14  Grassmarket 
Brown's  close,  385  Lawnmarket 
Brown's  court,  125  Canongate 
Brown's  court,  396  Castlehill 
Brown's  court,  27  Crosscausey 
Brown's  entry,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Brown's  place,  Vennel 
Brown's  place.  Junction  bridge 
Brown's   place.    Spring   gardens. 

Abbey  hill 
Brown  st.  and  lane,  134  Pleasance 
Brown's  square,  Argyle  square 
Brougham  place.  Brougham  st. 
Brougham  street,  Home  street 
Broughton,  Low,  Broughton  st. 
Broughton,  Old  &  New,  Barony  st. 
Broughton  lane,  33  Broughton  st. 
Broughton  markets,  Dublin  street 
Broughton  place,  Broughton  street 
Broughton  road,  Claremont  ores. 

to  Bonnington  road 
Broughton  street  Catherine  street 


LIST  OP  STEEETS,  ETC.;,  IIT  EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH. 


17 


Brunswick  street.  Hillside  ores. 
Brunswick  street,  Clarence  street 
Brunton's  close,  70  Tolbooth  wd. 
Brunton  place.  Hillside  crescent 
Bruntsfield  links,  south-west  of 

Meadows 
Bruntsfieldplace,  Bruntsfield  links 
Bruntsfield  ter.,  Bruntsfield  links 
Buccleuch  pend,  Buccleuch  street 
Buccleuch  place,  George  square 
Buccleucli  street,  Buccleuch  place 
Buchanan'scourt,300  Lawnmarket 
Buckingham  terrace.  Dean  bridge 
Bull's  close,  106  Canongate 
Bull's  close,  307  Cowgate 
Burgess  close,  67  Shore 
Burnet's  close,  156  High  street 
Burns'  street,  Lochend  road 
Byer's  close,  373  High  street 

Cable  wynd,  51  Giles'  street 
Callender  h.  and  entry,  67  Canong. 
Calton,  High  and  Low,  Calton  st. 
Calton  hill,  Calton  street 
Calton  place,  Calton  street 
Calton  street,  Leith  street 
Cambridge  street,  Lothian  road 
Cameron  house,  Dalkeith  road 
Campbell's  close,  87  Canongate 
Campbell's  cl.,  east,  137  Cowgate 
Campbell's  cl.,  west,  109  Cowgate 
Campbell's  court,  11  Elbe  street 
Campbell's  entry,  145  Cowgate 
Canaan,  Morningside 
Canal  basin,  Port-Hopetoun 
Canal  court,  33  Leith  wynd 
Canal  street,  Waverley  bridge 
Candlemaker  row,  George  IV.  br. 
Canning  place,  Causewayside 
Cannon  st.,  east  side  Leith  Fort 
Canon  place,  Canonmills 
Canon  street,  Canonmills 
Canongate,  Abbey  to  High  street 
Canongate,  North  Back,  Abbey  to 

Low  Calton 
Canongate,  South  Back,  Abbey  to 

Cowgate 
Canonmills,  no.  of  Bellevue  cres. 
Cant's  close,  108  High  street 
Carfrae's  entry,  112  Canongate 
Carleton  street,  St  Bernard's  cres. 
Carleton  terrace,  Regent  terrace 
Carlung  place,  Hope  park 
Carnegie  street,  160  Pleasance 
Carrubber's  close,  135  High  street 
Carrubber's  court,  Carrubber's  cl. 
Cassell's  place,  foot  Leith  walk 
Castlebank,  King's  stables 
Castlebarns,  Port-Hopetoun 
Castle  hill,  Lawnmarket  to  Castle 
Castle  street,  117  Princes  street 
Castle  terrace,  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Castle  wynd,  386  Castle  hill 
Castle  wynd,  46  Grassmarket 
Catherine  place,  Canonmills 
Catherine  street,  Leith  street 
Catholic  chapel  lane,  Broughton  st. 
Causeyside,  Summerhall 
Chain  lane,  Greenside  row 
Chalmers'  buildings,   136    Foun- 

tainbridge 
Chalmers'  close,  81  High  street 
Chalmers'  street,  Lauriston  place 
Chamberlain  rd.,  Greenhill  gards. 
Chapel  court,  Trunk  close 
Do.,  Carrubber's  close 


Chapel  lane,  18  Quality  street 
Chapel  street,  Bristo  street 
Chapel  wynd,  51  West  port 
Charles  street,  Bristo  street 
Charlotte  lane,  58  Charlotte  st. 
Charlotte  place,  Queensferry  st. 
Charlotte  square,  George  st.  west 
Charlotte  street,  Charlotte  sq. 
Charlotte  street,  Constitution  st. 
Chessel's  court,  240  Canongate 
Chester  street.  Manor  place 
Cheyne  street.  Dean  street 
Christie's  entry,  77  St  Leonard  st. 
Church  hill,  Morningside 
Church  lane,  Morningside 
Church  lane,  47  Heriot  row 
Church  street,  India  place 
Circus  lane,  n.-west  Circus  place 
Circus  place,  n.-east,  Eoyal  circus 
Circus  place,  n.-west,  Eoyal  circus 
Circus  place,  s.-east,  Koyal  circus 
Circus  place,  s.-west,  Eoyal  circus 
Citadel  and  street.  Commercial  pi. 
Clan- Alpine  buildings,  Spittal  st. 
Claremont  cres.,  Claremont  st . ,  east 
Claremontpk.,  e.  side  Leith  links 
Claremont  place,  Clarence  street 
Claremont  st.  east,  Broughton  road 
Claremont  st.,  w.,  Henderson  row 
Clarence  street,  St  Stephen's  st. 
Clarendon  crescent.  Dean  bridge 
Clearburn,  by  Prestonfield 
Clerk  street,  St  Patrick  square 
Clerk  street,  south.  Clerk  street 
Clermiston  buildings,  s.  b.  Can. 
Clifton  terrace,  Haymarket 
Clinton  road,  Whitehouse  loan 
Clyde  street,  10  Elder  street 
Coalhill,  Shore 
(^oates,  east.  Manor  Place 
Coates,  south,  Haymarket 
Coates,  west,  Haymarket 
Coates  crescent,  by  Shandwiok  pi. 
Coates  hall,  Haymarket 
Coates  lane,  Coates  place 
Coates  place,  west  of  Manor  place 
Coatfield  lane,  14  Kirkgate 
Coburg  St.,  &c.,  n.  end  Bridge  st. 
Cockburn  street,  Waverley  bridge 
College,  South  bridge 
College  street,  north.  College 
College  street,  south.  College 
College  street,  west,  College 
College  wynd,  205  Cowgate 
Comely  bank,  Stockbridge 
Comely  bank  gardens.  Crew  road 
Comely  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Comely  green,  east  of  Norton  place 
Comely  green  cres.,  Comely  green 
Comely  green  place.  Comely  green 
Commercial  bank  cl.  142  High  st. 
Commercial  court,  247  Cowgate 
Commercial  place.  Docks 
Constitution  court,  33   Constitu- 
tion street 
Constitution  st.,  foot  of  Leith  wk. 
Conn's  close,  162  Cowgate 
Consort  place,  Ferry  road 
Cooper's  entry,  130  Canongate 
Corunna  place,  Bonnington  road 
Coull's  close,  317  Canongate 
Couper  street,  Coburg  street 
Cowan's  close,  43  Crosscausey 
Cowan's  close,  95  Cowgate 
Cowan's  close,  28  Tollx)oth  wynd 
Cowfeeder  row,  West  port 


Cowgate,  Grassm.  to  St  Mary's 

wynd 
Cowie's  close,  107  Grassmarket 
Covenant  close,  162  High  street 
Craig's  close,  265  High  street 
Craigie  terrace,  Dalkeith  road 
Craigside  place,  foot  of  Brown  st. 
Cranston's  close,  517  Lawnmarket 
Crawford's  close,  8  Grassmarket 
Crawley  court,  112  Kirkgate 
Crichton  street,  George  square 
Croft-an-righ,  38  Abbey  hill 
Cromwell  street,  Coburg  street 
Crooked-dykes,  62  Crosscausey 
Crosscausey,  140  Nicolson  street 
Crown  street,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Cumberland  street,  Duncan  street. 

to  St  Vincent  street 
Cumin  place,  Grange 
Cumming's  close,  52  Canongate 
Currie's  close,  86  Abbey  hill 
Currie's  close,  94  Grassmarket 

Dalgleish's  buildgs.,  Dumbiedykes 
Dalkeith  road,  St  Leonard  street 
Dairy  lane,  Haymarket 
Dalrymple  crescent,  Lauder  road 
Dalrymple  place,  Carnegie  street 
Danube  street,  St  Bernard's  cres. 
Darling's  brae,  24  Giles'  street 
Darlings'  buildings,  Saunders'  st. 
Darn  away  street,  Heriot  row,  west 
Davie  street,  w.  Richmond  street 
Dean,  by  Water  of  Leith 
Deanbank  house,  Saxe-Coburg  pi. 
Dean  park,  by  Bell's  mills 
Dean  street,  Stockbridge 
Dean  terrace,  Stockbridge 
Dean  terrace.  Upper,  Dean  ter. 
Deanhaugh  street,  Stockbridge 
Deuchar  street,  Morningside 
Devon  place,  Osborne  terrace 
Dewar  close,  100  West  bow 
Dewar  close,  104  Grassmarket 
Dewar  place,  Tobago  street 
Dick  place.  Grange 
Dick's  close,  195  Cowgate 
Dick's  court,  17  College  wynd 
Dickson's  close,  118  High  street 
Dock  gates,  east  end  Wet  Docks 
Dock  place.  Commercial  place 
Dock  street.  Commercial  place 
Douglas  court,  63  Leith  wynd 
Doune  terrace,  Gloucester  place 
Downie  place,  Port-Hopetoun 
Drumdryan,  Lochrin 
Drumdryan  lane,  Lochrin 
Drummond  place,  foot  Dublin  st. 
Drummond  court,  6  Drummond  st. 
Drummond  street,  67  South  bridge 
Drumsheugh  lane,  Melville  place 
Dublin  street,  foot  of  Duke  street 
Duke  street,  York  place 
Duke  street,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Dumbiedykes,  s.  back  Canongate 
Dumbiedykes  place,  Dumbiedykes 
Dunbar  street,  Earl  Grey  street 
Dunbar's  close,  413  Lawnmarket 
Dunbar's  close,  137  Canongate 
Duncan's  close,  35  Canongate 
Duncan's  place,  Leith  Links 
Duncan  street,  8  Minto  street 
Duncan  st.  20  Drummond  place 
Dundas  street,  Abercrombie  place 
Dunlop's  court,  36  Grassmarket 
Dyer's  close,  101  Cowgate 


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


Earl  Grey  street,  Home  street 
Easter  road,  Norton  place  to  Leith 
Eastfield,  Seafield 
Eastfield  place  and  court,  Seafield 
Ebeneser  mount,  Bonnington 
Ecto  bank,  Dalkeith  road 
Edmonstone  close,  112  West  bow- 
Elbe  street,  no.  side  of  Leith  links 
Elder  street,  St  James'  square 
Ellen  street,  London  row 
Elm  lov,  top  of  Leith  -walk 
ElphLnston  court,  Carrubber's  cl. 
Elphinstone  court,  south  Gray's  el. 
Erskine  pi.,  Maitland  st.,  east  end 
Esplin's  close,  39  Grassmarket 
Eton  terrace,  Dean  bridge 
Jlxchange,  Corn    (Edin.),  Grass- 
market 
Do.,  do.  (Leith),  Constitution  st. 
Exchange,  Royal,  291  High  street 
Eyre  place,  Brandon  street 

Fairnington  place,  Stockbridge 
Falcon  hall,  Morningside 
Farquharson  place, west  Preston  st. 
Ferney  hill,  Broughton  road 
Ferry  road,  from  Leith  to  Queens- 
ferry 
Fettes  row.  Royal  crescent 
Fife  place,  Leith  walk 
Findhorn  place.  Grange 
Fingal  place.  Meadows 
Fisher's  close,  312  Lawnmarket 
Fishmarket,  Market  street 
Fishmarket,  Riddle's  close,  Leith 
Fleshmarket,  48  Tolbootk  wynd 
Fleshmarket,  Fleshmarket  close 
Fleshmarket  close,  199  High  st. 
Forbes  pi.  andst.,  Beaumont  pi. 
Forbes  road,  Greenhill  gardens 
Forester's  wynd,  98  Cowgate 
Forres  street,  Albyn  place 
Forrest  road,  Bristo  port 
Forsyth's  close,  57  Canongate 
Fort  street,  north  and  south,  Hill- 

housefield 
Forth  street,  BrougMon  street 
Foulis'  close,  north,  229  High  st. 
Foulis'  close,  south,  42  High  st. 
Fountainbridge,  Mainpoint 
Fountain  close,  28  High  street 
Fountain  court,  81  Fountainbridge 
Fox  lane,  Bath  street 
Foxe's  lane,  71  St  Andrew  street 
Francis  place,  west  Preston  street 
Frederick  sti'eet,  89  Princes  street 
Frier  street,  Fountainbridge 
Frithfield,  Seafield 
FuUerton's  close,  6  Abbey  hill 

Galloway's  close,  425  High  street 
Galloway's  entry,  53  Canongate 
Gardner's  crescent,  Tobago  street 
Gayfield  place,  Gayfield  square 
Gayfield  square,  Leith  walk 
Gayfield  street,  Gayfield  square 
Geddes's  entry,  233  High  street 
General's  entry,  58  Bristo  street 
Gentle's  close,  122  Canongate 
George  place,  Leith  walk 
George  square,  Charles  street 
George  street,  St  Andrew  square 

to  Charlotte  square 
George  street,  Leith  fort 
George  IV.  bridge,  Melbourne  pi. 
Gibb's  close,  250  Canongate 


Gibb's  entry,  104  Nicolson  street 
Gilford  park,  76  Hope  park  end 
Gilchrist's  lane,  Greenside  row 
Giles'  street,  102  Kirkgate 
Gillespie  street,  Gilmore  place 
Gilmore  place,  Lochrin 
Gilmore  street,  Paul's  work 
Gilmour  street,  Simon  square 
Gilmore's  close,  99  Grassmarket 
Gladstone's  close,  20  Gi-assmarket 
Glanville  place.  Baker's  place 
Glenfinlas  street,  Charlotte  square 
Glenorchy  place,  Greenside  row 
Gloucester  place,  India  street 
Glover  street,  Duke  street,  Leith 
Golden  acres,  Inverleith  row 
Good's  entry,  23  College  wynd 
Gordon's  close,  73  Grassmarket 
Graham  street,  Lauriston 
Grange,  south  of  Hope  park 
Grange  bank,  Boroughmuirhead 
Grange  court,  68  Causeyside 
Grange  loan,  Causeyside 
Grange  jjlace,  Causeyside 
Grange  road.  Grange 
Granton,  west  of  Newhaven 
Granton  pier,  Granton 
Grant's  close,  little,  9  High  street 
Grassmarket,  West  bow 
Grayfield  and  Grayfield  toll,  Dal- 
keith road 
Gray's  close,  north,  125  High  st. 
Gray's  close,  south,  56  High  street 
Gray's  court,  95  Nicolson  street 
Gray  place,  29  Leonard  street 
Gray  street,  south,  upper  Grayst. 
Gray  street,  upper,  Salisbury  pi. 
Greenhill  ;^ark,  Boroughmuirhead 
Greenhill  bank,  Boroughmuirhead 
Greenhill  gardens,  Bruntsfield  Iks. 
Greenside  house.  Hillside  ores. 
Greenside  lane,  Greenside  place 
Greenside  row,  Nottingham  place 
Greenside  place,  Greenside  street 
Greenside  street,  Calton  street 
Greig's  close,  8  Abbey 
Grey  friars'  pi.,  George  IV.  bridge 
Grindlay's  close,  97  West  bow 
Grindlay  street,  Spittal  street 
Grove  place,  Grove  street 
Grove  place,  Upper,  Grove  road 
Grove  road,  Grove  street 
Grove  street,  Morrison  street 
Grove  terrace.  Grove  street 
Gullan's  close,  264  Canongate 

Haddington's  entry,  80  Canongate 
Haddington  place,  Leith  walk 
Haddon's  court,  112  Nicolson  st. 
Hailes'  street,  29  Gilmore  place 
Halkerston's  wynd,  163  High  st. 
Hall's  court,  230  Cowgate 
Hamburg  place,  Leith  fort 
Hamilton's  court,  133  Fountainb. 
Hamilton's  entry,  36  Bristo  street 
Hamilton's  folly,  29  St  Leonard  st. 
Hamilton  place,  Maj'field  loan 
Hamilton  place.  High  riggs 
Hamilton  place,  Glanville  place 
Hammerman's  close,  55  Cowgate 
Hanover  street,  77  Princes  street 
Hardwell  close,  193  Pleasance 
Hart  street.  Forth  street 
Hastie's  close,  225  Cowgate 
Hatters'  court,  154  Pleasance 
Haugh  street,  Stockbridge 


Hawkfield,  Restalrig  road 
Hawkhill,  Lochend  road 
Hawthorn-bank,  by  Lynedocli  pi. 
Hawthorn-bank  pi.,  N.  Fort  st. 
Hawthorn  terrace,  Water  of  Leith 
Haymarket,  Coates'  place 
Hay  weights,  by  west  Maitland 

street 
Hay's  court,  Mainpoint 
Hay's  court,  12  Fountainbridge 
Hay's  street,  Nicolson  square 
Hebron  bank,  Canaan 
Helen  place,  Morningside 
Helen  place.  Ferry  road,  Leith 
Henderson's  row,  foot  Pitt  street 
Henry  place,  Henry  street 
Henry  street,  St  Leonard's  street 
Hercles  street,  foot  Carnegie  st. 
Hermitage,  Lochend  road 
Hermitage  brae,  Restalrig  road 
Hermitage  hill,  Restalrig  road 
Hermitage  row,  Restalrig  road 
Hermitage  place.  Dean  street 
Hermitage  place,  Links 
Hermitage,  upper,  Lochend  road 
Heron's  court,  184  Cowgate 
Heriot  bridge,  77  Grassmarket 
Heriot  buildings,  Leith  walk 
Heriot  court,  14  Leith  walk 
Heriot  hill,  Canonmills 
Heriot  mount,  Carnegie  street 
Heriot  place,  Lauriston 
Heriot  rov/,  Abercromby  place 
Heriot  terrace,  Canonmills 
High  riggs,  Mainpoint  to  Tollcross 
High  St.,  Canongate  to  Lawnmkt. 
High  School  close,  307  Canongate 
High  School  yards.  High  School 

wynd 
High  School  wynd,  387  Cowgate 
Hill  place,  34  Nicolson  street 
Hill  square.  Hill  place 
Hill  street,  Frederick  street 
Hillhousefield,  Bonnington 
Hillmount,  Hercles  street 
Hillside  crescent,  London  road 
Hodge's  court,  Blackfriars'  wynd 
Holyrcod  house.  Abbey 
Holyrood  street,  Hercles  street 
Holyrood  street,  s.  b.  Canongate 
Holyrood  terrace,  69  Abbey  hiU 
Home  street,  Portland  place 
Hope  crescent,  Annandale  street 
Hope  park,  s.  side  of  Meadows 
Hope  park  cres.,  dast  of  Meadows 
Hope  park  end,  Buceleuch  street 
Hope  park  square.  Meadows 
Hope  park  ter.,  s.  of  Meadows 
Hope  street,  Cassels'  place 
Hope  street,  149  Princes  street 
Hope  terrace,  N.  Junction  street 
Hope  terrace,  Whitehouse  loan 
Hope's  court,  45  High  street 
Hopetoun  court,  Fountainbridge 
Home  lane.  Church  street 
Horse  wynd,  foot  of  Canongate 
Horse  wynd,  179  Cowgate 
Horse  wynd,  71  Giles'  street 
Hospitals — 

Chalmers',  Lauriston  place 
Donaldson's,  Haymarket 
Gillespie's,  Leven  street 
Gladston's,  Old  Mill  road 
Heriot's,  Lauriston  place 
Infirmary,  Infirmary  street 
Maternity,  Chapel  street 


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


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Hospitals — 

Merchant  Maidens',   Lauriston 
lane 

Orphan's,  Dean 

Sick  Children's,  Lauriston  lane 

Stewart's,  Dean 

Trades  Maidens',  Hope  part 

Watson's,  George,  Wharton  pi. 

Watson's,  John,  Dean 

Watt's,  Leith  links 
Howard  place,  Warriston  crescent 
Howe  street,  19  Heriot  row 
Hugh  Miller  place.  Water  lane 
Hume's  close,  284  Canongate 
Hunter  square,  Soutli  bridge 
Hunter's  close,  129  Grrassmarket 
Hnntly  street,  Canonmills 
Hyndford's  close,  50  High  street 

India  place,  n.-w.  Circus  place 
India  street,  42  Heriot  row 
Industry  lane,  north  Fort  street 
Infirmary  street,  53  South  bridge 
Inglis'  court,  17  West  port 
Ingliston  street,  Adam  street 
Ink's  close,  6  West  port 
Innes's  court,  93  Pleasance 
Inverleithfield,  Queensferry  road 
Inverleith  house,  by  Stockbridae 
Inverleith  place  and  terrace,  In- 
verleith row 
Inverleith  row,  Canonmills 
Ironside  court,  Monteith's  close 
Ironside  place,  69  Abbey  hill 

Jack's  close,  Big,  225  Canongate 
Jack's  close.  Little,  233  Canongate 
Jackson's  close,  209  High  street 
Jamaica  street,  Howe  street 
Jamaica  street,  Bonnington 
James'  court,  501  Lawnmarket 
James  lane,  J3ath  street 
James  place,  south  end  Bath  st. 
James  street,  Newhaven 
Jamieson's  close,  68  Grrassmarket 
Jane  terrace,  Comely  green 
Janefield  place,  Easter  road 
Jessfield,  Newhaven  road 
Jew's  close,  44  Causeyside 
John's  lane,  40  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
John's  place,  19  St  Leonard  street 
John's  place,  Leith  links 
Johnston's  close,  332  Lawnmarket 
Johnstone  place,  Raeburn  place 
Johnstone  street,  Coburg  street 
Johnstone  terrace,  Castlehill 
Jollie's  close,  595  Castlehill 
Jordan  bank,  Morningside 
Jordan  place,  Morningside 
Junction  road,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Junction  st.,  north.  Junction  br. 
Junction  st.,  south,  Junction  road 

Kay's  court,  76  Crosscausey 
Keir  street,  Graham  street 
Kemp's  close,  15  Giles'  street 
Kerr  street,  Stockbridge 
Kew  terrace,  Osborne  terrace 
Kilgraston  road,  Grange  loan 
Killiebrae,  26  West  port 
Kincaid's  court,  159  Cowgate 
King  street.  Little,  James'  street 
King    street.    Great,   Drummond 

place  to  Royal  circus 
King's  place,  Leith  walk 
King's  stables,  south  back  of  Castle 


King's  street,  Yardheads 
Kinloch's  close,  149  High  street 
Kinloch's  close,  267  Canongate 
Kinniburgh's  el.,  15  Grassmarket 
Kirkgate,  Leith  walk  to  Tolbooth 

wyud 
Kitchin's  court,  175  Cowgate 
Kyle  place,  Madeira  street 
Kyle  place,  Norton  place 

Ladjfield  place,  Tobago  street 
Lady  Lawson's  wynd,  Lauriston 
Lady  Stair's  close,  477Lawnmark. 
Lady  wynd,  25  West  port 
Lamb's  close,  84  Crosscausey 
Lamb's  court,  46  Giles'  street 
Lamoud's  close,  23  Grassmarket 
Lapicide  pi.  and  lane,  N.  Fort  st. 
Lauder  road.  Grange 
Laurie  st. ,  63  Constitution  st. 
Lauriston,  Teviot  row  to  Tollcross 
Lauriston  gardens,  Lauriston  pi. 
Lauriston  lane,  Lauriston  place 
Lauriston  park,  Lauriston  place 
Lauriston  place,  Lauriston 
Lauriston  pi.  West,  Lauriston  pi. 
Lauriston  street,  Lauriston  place 
Lauriston  terrace,  Lauriston  lane 
Laverock  bank,  Trinity 
Laverock  bank  terrace.  Trinity 
Laverock  bank  villas.  Trinity 
Lawnmarket,  381  High  street  to 

Castlehill 
Law's  court,  127  Nicolson  street 
Lawrie's  close,  11  Yardheads 
Leamington  terrace,  Viewforth  pL 
Leather  court,  Boyd's  entry 
Leggat's  land,  Stockbridge 
Leith  mill  road,  Junction  road 
Leith  mount,  Ferry  road,  Leith 
Leith  saw  mills,  Junction  bridge 
Leith  street,  Waterloo  place 
Leith  street  terrace,  Leith  street 
Leith  walk,  Greenside  pi.  to  Leith 
Leith  wynd,  head  of  Canongate 
Lennox  street.  Dean  bridge 
Leopold  place,  London  road 
Leslie  place,  Deanhaugh  street 
Leven  street.  Home  street 
Lindsay  place,  George  IV.  bridge 
Links  place,  Leith  links 
Little  Carron,  Salamander  street 
Livingston's  close,  18  Crosscausey 
Lochend  close,  107  Canongate 
Locbeiid  cl..  Little,  115  Canongate 
Lochend  road,  Leith  to  Lochend 
Lochrin,  Home  street 
Logan's  close,  287  Canongate 
Logie-green,  Canonmills 
London  road,  head  of  Leith  walk 
London  row,  Albany  street,  Leith 
London  St.,  foot  of  Broughtou  st. 
Long  close,  26  Pleasance 
Lord  Russell  place,  Sciennes 
Lothian  road,  w.  end  of  Princes  st. 
Lothian  street,  S.  College  street 
Lovers'  lane.  Grange 
Lovers'  lane,  Leith  walk 
Lumsden's  court,  46  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Lutton  place,  south  Clerk  street 
Lynedoch  place,  Melville  place 
Lyon's  close,  215  High  street 

M'Connochie's  close,  44  Cowgate 
M'Dowall  street,  Leith  wynd 


M'Kenzie  place,  India  place 
M  'Nab  street,  east  of  Meadows 
Macneil's  place,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Madeira  place,  Madeira  street 
Madeira  street.  Ferry  road,  Leith 
Mainpoint,  head  of  West  port 
Maitland  place,  Newhaven 
Maitland  street,  Newhaven 
Maitland  st.,  west  end  of  Princes  st. 
Maitland  street,  west,  Atholl  place 
Malloch's  close,  75  Canongate 
Malta  green,  St  Bernard's  row 
Malta  green  place,  Malta  green 
Malta  terrace,  St  Bernard's  row 
Manor  pi.,  west  of  Coates  crescent 
Mansfield  place,  London  street 
Mansion  house  road.  Grange 
Mansion  house  rd.,  Upper,  Grange 
Manual's  court,  92  Crosscausey 
Market  place,  Brunswick  street 
Market  street,  Waverley  bridge 
Market  street.  Low,  Market  st. 
Markets,  Market  street 
Marmion  terrace,  Morningside 
Marshall's  close,  3  Grassmarket 
Marshall's  court,  Greenside  lane 
Martin's  court,  35  Bernard  street 
Mary's  place,  Raeburn  place 
Maryfield,  Easter  road 
Mayfield  loan,  Newington 
Mayfield  street,  Minto  street 
Mayfield  terrace,  23  Minto  street 
Meadowbank,  Parson's  green 
Meadow  pi.,  so.  side  of  Meadows 
Meetinghouse  green,  56  Giles'  st. 
Megget's  court,  46  Abbey  hill 
Melbourne  place,  290  Lawnmarket 
Melville  crescent,  Melville  street 
Melville  place,  s.  Queensferry  st. 
Melville  street,  Melville  place 
Merchant  street,  Cantllemaker  row 
Merchiston,  Boroughmuirhead 
Merchiston  castle.  Borough muirh. 
Merchiston  house.  Fountain  bridge 
Merchiston  places,  Boroughmuirh. 
Merchiston  terrace,  Boroughmuir 
Merrilees'  close,  33  Yardheads 
Mouse  lane,  south  St  Andrew  st. 
Mouse  lane,  25  Constitution  street 
Mid-Common  cl.,  295  Canongate 
Middleby  street,  84  Minto  street 
Middlefield,  George's  place 
Middleton's  entry,  32  Bristo  street 
Millar's  entry,  92  n.  b.  Canongate 
Miller's  close,  171  Canongate 
MiUerfield  pL,  south  of  Meadows 
Miln's  close,  212  Canongate 
Miln's  court,  517  Lawnmarket 
Milne's  entry,  527  Lawnmarket 
Milne's  square,  173  High  street 
Mino  park,  St  Leonard  street 
Mint,  South  Gray's  close 
Minto  street,  Newington 
Mitchell  St.,  120  Constitution  st. 
Montague  street,  Clerk  street 
Monteith's  close,  61  High  street 
Montgomery  st.  and  lane.  Elm  row 
Montpellier,  Viewforth 
Moray  place,  west  Heriot  row 
Moray  street,  Pilrig  street 
Mordun,  Spring  garden.  Abbey 
Morningside,  Boroughmuirhead 
Morningside  place,  Morningside 
Morningside  terrace,  Morningside 
Morocco  close,  273  Canongate 
Morrison  street,  Tobago  sti-eet 


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LIST  OP  STREETS,  ETC.,  IN  EDINBURGH  AND  LBITH. 


Morrison's  close,  117  High  street 
Morton  entry,  24  Kirkgate 
Morton  street,  Duke  street,  Leitli 
Mound,  Princes  st.  to  Bank  street 
Mound  place,  head  of  Mound 
Munro's  close,  119  Canongate 
Murdoch's  close,  68  High  street 
Murray  street,  52  east  Crosscausey 
Myreside,  Boroughmuirhead 

Napier  road,  Boroughmuirhead 
Nelson  place.  Nelson  street 
Nelson  street,  Abercromby  place 
Newbattle  terrace,  Morningside 
New  bank.  Trinity 
New  Broughton,  Barony  street 
Newhayen,  west  of  Leith 
Newhaven  park,  Newhaven  road 
Newington,  South  Clerk  street 
Newington  places,  east  and  west, 

Minto  street 
Newington  pi.,  north,  Canning  pi. 
Newington  terrace,  Newington 
New  lane,  Annfield,  Newhaven 
New  street,  149  Canongate 
Newport  street,  Castlebariis 
Nicolson  square,  Nicolson  street 
Nicolson  street.  South  bridge 
Nicolson  St.,  West,  87  Nicolson  st. 
Niddry  street,  122  High  street 
Niddry  street,  south,  253  Cowgate 
North    bridge.    High    street    to 

Princes  street 
Northumberland  place,  east  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Northumberland    street.    Nelson 

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

Oakfield  court,  108  Pleasance 
Old  Assembly  close,  170  High  st. 
Old  Bridge  end,  Coalhill 
Old  Broughton,  Barony  street 
Old  Church  wharf,  Sandport  st. 
Old  Fishmarket  cl.,  196  High  st. 
Old  Fleshmarket  close,  333  Canon- 
gate 
Old  Gribbet  toll,  St  Leonard  street 
Old  Hayweights,  24  Lauriston  st. 
Old  Playhouse  close,  196  Canong. 
Old  Post-office  close,  253  High  st. 
Old  Stamp-office  cl.,  221  High  st. 
Old    Sugar  -  house    close,    84    St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Orchardfield,  Leith  walk 
Orchardfield  court,  Tobago  street 
Orchardfield  place,  Tobago  street 
Orchardfield  street,  Mainpoint 
Osborne  terrace,  Haymarket 
Oxford  street.  West  Preston  street 
Oxford  terrace,  Dean  bridge 

Paisley  close,  101  High  street 
Palmer's  buildings,  17  West  Nicol- 
son street 
Panmure  close,  129  Canongate 
Park  place  and  lane,  Park  street 
Park  street,  Teviot  row 
Parkside  street,  St  Leonard  street 
Parliament  square,  Lawnmarket 
Parliament  sq.,   St  Andrew  st., 

Leith 
Parliament  square,  Newhaven 
Parson's  green,  road  to  Piershill 


Paterson's  close,  441  Lawnmarket 
Paterson's  close,  108  Pleasance 
Paterson's  court.  Old  Broughton 
Patriot-hall,      Hamilton      place, 

Stockbridge 
Pattison  street,  31  Elbe  street 
Paul  street,  Simon  square 
Paul's  work,  foot  of  Leith  wynd 
Peel  terrace,  Mayfield  street 
Peter's  close,  187  Cowgate 
Perth  street,  Henderson  row 
Physic  gardens,  below  N.  bridge 
Picardy  place,  York  place 
Pillans'  place,  Seafield 
Pilrig  cottages,  Arthur  st.,  L.  w. 
Pilrig  Model  buildings,  Pilrig  st. 
Pilrig  place,  Pilrig  street 
Pilrig  street,  Leith  walk 
Pirniefield,  Leith  links 
Pirrie's  close,  246  Canongate 
Pitt  street,  Bennington 
Pitt  street,  Dundas  street 
Pitt  street,  East,  Bennington 
Pitt  street.  North,  Pitt  street 
Plainstone  close,  232  Canongate 
Plainstones  close,  78  Grassmarket 
Playhouse  close,  200  Canongate 
Pleasance,  St  Mary's  wynd  to  St 

Leonard  street 
Pollock's  close,  28  Cowgate 
Ponton  street,  50  Fountainbridge 
Poplar  lane,  n.  side  Leith  links 
Port-Hamilton,  Tobago  street 
Port-Hopetoun,  Lothian  road 
Portland  place,  Hamburg  place 
Portland  place,  Lauriston 
Portland  terrace,  Portland  place, 

Leith 
Potterrow,  South  College  street 
Powbum,  foot  of  Causeyside 
Powderhall,  Broughton  road 
Preston  street,  E.  and  W.,  South 

Clerk  street 
Preston  terrace,  W.  Preston  street 
Prestonfield,  Dalkeith  road 
Primrose  bank,  Lochend  road 
Primrose  place,  Lochend  road 
Primrose  street,  Lochend  road 
Prince  Albert  buildings,  Dumbie- 

dykes  street 
Prince  Alfred  st.,  Mayfield  terrace 
Prince  Consort  place,  Ferry  road, 

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

Hope  street 
Prophet's  court,  13  Elbe  street 
Prospect  street,  Dumbiedykes 

Quality  court,  25  Constitution  st. 
Quality  lane,  15  Quality  street 
Quality  st.,  Charlotte  st.,  Leith 
Quarry  closes,  18,  26  Crosscausey 
Quarry  holes,  Easter  road 
Queen  street,  York  place 
Queen  street,  69  Shore 
Queen's  place,  Greenside  row 
Queen's  place,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Queensferry  lane,  Queensferry  st. 
Queensferry  street,  west  end  of 

Princes  street 
Queensferry  road,  from   Leith  to 

Queensferry 

Rae's  close,  281  Canongate 
Raeburn  place,  Stockbridge 


Railway  stations — 

Caledonian,  Lothian  road 
Edin.  &  Glas.,  Waverley  bridge 
Edinburgh,  Perth,  and  Dundee, 

Waverley  bridge 
North  British,  Waverley  bridge 
N.  British  Branch,  St  Leonard's 
Scot.  Central,  Waverley  bridge 
Ramsay  close,  41  Canongate 
Ramsay  court,  333  Canongate 
Ramsay  gardens,  Ramsay  lane 
Ramsay  lane,  551  Castlehill 
Ramsay  place,  Newhaven  road 
Randolph  cliff,  Randolph  crescent 
Randolph  crescent,  Randolph  pi. 
Randolph  place,  Charlotte  place 
Rankeillor  place,  St  Leonard's  st. 
Rankeillor  street,  44  Clerk  street 
Ratcliffe  place,  Causeyside 
Ratclifie  terrace,  Causeyside 
Rattray's  close,  115  Cowgate 
Redbraes,  Broughton  road 
Redford  close,  Giles'  street 
Redhall,  Bonnington  road 
Regent  arch.  Low  Calton 
Regent  road,  Calton  hill 
Regent  street,  Couper  street 
Regent  terrace,  Regent  road 
Regent  terrace  lane.  Regent  ter. 
Register  place.  West  Register  st. 
Register  street,  East,  Leith  street 
Register  st..  West,  10  Princes  st. 
Register  ho.,  east  end  of  Princes  st. 
Reid  terrace,  Water  lane 
Reid's  close,  80  Canongate 
Reid's  court,  95  Canongate 
Reikie's  court,  65  Nicolson  street 
Renton  place,  58  St  Andrew  st., 

Leith 
Richmond  court,  23  Richmond  pi. 
Richmond  lane,  Richmond  place 
Richmond  pend,  19  Richmond  pi. 
Richmond  place,  Roxburgh  place 
Richmond  street,  east,  west  Rich- 
mond street 
Richmond  street,  north,  Adam  st. 
Richmond    street,    south,    north 

Richmond  street 
Richmond  st.,  west,  76  Nicolson  st. 
Riddle's  close,  322  Lawnmarket 
Riddle's  cl.  74  St  Andrew  street, 

Leith 
Riddle's  entry,  35  New  street 
Riego  street,  Tollcross 
Rillbank  terrace,  Meadows 
Rintoul  place.  Water  lane 
Ritchie  place,  foot  Carnegie  street 
Robb's  court,  Castlebarns 
Robb's  entry,  St  John's  hill 
Robertson's  close,  263  Cowgate 
Rockville  close,  388  Castlehill 
Rockville  place,  St  Leonard  st. 
RoUo  place.  Glover  street 
Romilly  place,  Tobago  street 
Ronaldson's  build..  Smith's  plajce 
Ronaldson's  wharf,  U.  drawbridge 
Rosebank,  Broughton  road 
Rosebank  cottages,  Gardner's  cres- 
cent 
Roseburn,  Kew  terrace 
Rose  court,  13  George  street 
Kosehall,  Dalkeith  road 
Rose  lane.  Comely  green 
Rose  street,  south  St  David  street 

to  south  Charlotte  street 
Rose  street  lanes,  Rose  street 


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


21 


Eosemount  buildings,    Gardner's 

crescent 
Eoxburgh  place,  Drummond  st. 
Boxburgh  street,  Drummond  st. 
Roxburgh  ter.,  e.  Drummond  st. 
Roxburgh's  close,  341  High  street 
Rowley's  close,  38  Abbey  hill 
Royal  circus,  Howe  street 
Royal  crescent,  Scotland  street 
Royal  Exchange,  291  High  street 
Royal  terrace,  Carlton  terrace 
Roy's  court,  82  Hope-park-end 
Rutland  place,  Lothian  road 
Rutland  square,  Rutland  street 
Rutland  st.,  west  end  Princes  st. 

St  Andrew  sq.,  east  end  George  st. 
St  Andrew  square,  Newhaven 
St  Andrew  street,   North,  29  St 

Andrew  square 
St  Andrew  St.,  South,  26  Princes 

street 
St  Andrew  street,  131  Kirkgate 
St  Andrew's  lane,  N .  St  Andrew  st. 
St  Anthony  court,  St  Anthony  st. 
St  Anthony  lane,  St  Anthony  st. 
St  Anthony  place,  Port-Hopetoun 
St  Anthony   place,   West,   Port- 
Hopetoun 
St  Anthony  street,  91  Kirkgate 
St  Bernard's  crescent,  Stockbridge 
St  Bernard's  place,  Saunders'  st. 
St  Bernard's  row,  Johnstone  place 
St  Catherine's  place.  Grange 
St  Colme  street,  Albyn  place 
St  Cuthbert's  entry,  167  West  port 
St  Cuthbert's  glebe,  Lothian  road 
St  Cuthbert's  lane,  Lothian  road 
St  Cuthbert's  St.,  west  Maitlandst. 
St  Cuthbert  street,  Dewar  place 
St  David  st.,  north,  2  Queen  st. 
St  David  street,  so.,  46  Princes  st. 
St  James'  pi..  South  St  James'  st. 
St  James'  square,  east  Register  st. 
St  James'  st.  east,  S.  St  James'  st. 
St  James'  st.  south,  St  James'  sq. 
St  John's  close,  188  Canongate 
St  John's  hill,  24  Pleasance 
St  John's  street,  182  Canongate 
St  Leonard  lane,  St  Leonard  street 
St  Leonard  st.,  head  of  Pleasance 
St  Leonard's  hill,  St  Leonard  lane 
St  Mark's  place,  Warriston 
St  Mary's  wynd,  head  of  Ganong. 
St  Ninian's  la. ,  Old  Church  street 
St  Ninian's  row.  Low  Calton 
St  Patrick  square,  St  Patrick  st. 
St  Patrick  street,  Nicolson  street 
St  Stephen  street,  St  Vincent  st. 
St  Vincent  street,  foot  of  Howe  st. 
Salamander  street,  Baltic  street 
Salisbury  place,  Minto  street 
Salisbury  pL,  west,  Salisbury  pi. 
Salisbury  road,  Minto  street 
Salisbury  square,  foot  of  Brown  st. 
Salisbury  street,  128  Pleasance 
Sandilands'  close,  71  High  street 
Sandport  street.  Commercial  pi. 
Saunders'  street,  Kerr  street 
Saxe-Coburg    place,   west    Clare- 

mont  street 
Sciennes,  Hope-park-end 
Sciennes  hill,  Sciennes 
,   Sciennes  place,  Sciennes 

Scotland  street,  30  Drummond  pi. 
'  Scott's  close,  High  riggs 


Scott's  close,  123  Cowgate 
Seafield,  end  of  Leith  links 
Seafield  row,  Seafield 
Seafield  place,  Seafield 
Beaton's  close,  265  Canongate 
Semple  street.  Canal  basin 
Semple's  close,  541  Castlehill 
Seton  place.  Grange 
Shandwick  place,  Maitland  street 
Sheephead  wynd,  67  Giles'  street 
Shepherd's  court,  47  Leith  wynd 
Sheriff  brae,  Coalhill 
Shoemakers'  close,  215  Canongate 
Shore,  Harbour 
Shrub  hill.  Shrub  place 
Shrub  place,  Leith  walk 
Sibbald  place,  St  Patrick  square 
Silverfield,  Bonnington  road 
Silvermills,  Henderson  row 
Sime's  court,  8  Calton  hill 
Simon  square,  Gibb's  entry 
Simpson's  court,  Potterrow 
Simson's  court,  18  Greenside  row 
Skinner's  close,  64  High  street 
Slater's  court,  140  Canongate 
Smeaton's  close,  20  St  Andrew  st. 

Leith 
Smith's  close,  east,  125  Grassm. 
Smith's  close,  west,  119  Grassm. 
Smith's  land,  Bath  place 
Smith's  place,  Leith  walk 
Society,  Brown's  square 
Society  close,  21  High  street 
South   bridge.   North    bridge    to 

Nicolson  street 
Southern  cemetery.  Grange  road 
Spence's  place,  Bonnington  road 
Spence's  place,  Castlebarns 
Spittal  street.  Bread  street 
Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Spring  gardens,  India  place 
Springfield,  Leith  walk 
Stanley  road.  Whale  brae 
Stafi'ord  street,  Shandwick  place 
Star  bank  place.  Trinity 
Stead's  place,  Leith  walk 
Steel's  place,  Morningside 
Stevenlaw's  close,  134  High  street 
Stevenson's  close,  153  West  port 
Stewartfield,  Bonnington  toll 
Stockbridge,  N.W.of  New  Town 
Storie's  alley,  122  Kirkgate 
Strachan's  ct.,  12  Fountainbridge 
Strathearn  road,  Whitehouse  loan 
Strathie's  close,  86  Canongate 
Strichen's  close,  104  High  street 
Stuart  street.  Great,  Ainslie  place 
Summer  bank,  Scotland  street 
Summerfield,  Restalrig  road,  Leith 
Summerhall,  Hope  park  end 
Summerhall  place,  Summerhall 
Summer  place,  Howard  place 
Sunbury,  Water  of  Leith 
Sunnybank  cottage,  Comely  green 
Surgeon  square.  Infirmary  street 
Swanfield,  Bonnington  road 
Swinton  row,  13  Elder  street 
Sydney  place,  Morningside 
Sylvan  place,  Meadow  place 

Talbot  place.  East  Preston  street 
Tanfield,  Canonmills 
Tanner's  close,  123  West  port 
Tantallon  place.  Grange 
Tarvit  street.  Home  street 
Temple's  closej  145  Grassmarket 


Tennis  court,  98  Abbey  hill 
Teviot  row,  Bristo  street 
Thistle  street,  north  St  David  st. 

to  Frederick  street 
Thistle  street  lanes.  Thistle  street 
Thomas  street,  St  Cuthbert  street 
Thomson's  close,  40  Canongate 
Thomson's  court,  13  Abbey  strand 
Thomson's  court,  54  Grassmarket 
Thomson's  court,  Salisbury  place 
Thomson's  place,  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Thornybank,  46  Fountainbridge 
Timber  bush,  41  Bernard  street 
Tobago  place,  Tobago  street 
Tobago  street,  Castlebarns 
Tod's  close,  587  Castlehill 
Toddrick's  wynd,  80  High  street 
Tolbooth  wynd,  165  Canongate 
Tolbooth  wynd,  Kirkgate 
Tollcross,  foot  of  Lauriston 
Tontine  buildings.  Fox  lane 
Torphichen  street,  W.  Maitland  st. 
Tower  street,  Shore 
Trafalgar  lane,  Hillhousefield 
Trinity  crescent,  Chain  pier 
Trinity  road,  Inverleith  row 
Trinity,  south-west  of  Newhaven 
Trunk  close,  55  High  street 
Tweeddale  court,  16  High  street 
Tyne  castle.  Dairy  lane 

Union  court,  16  Richmond  place 
Union  place,  bead  of  Leith  walk 
Union  place,  Newhaven 
Union  street.  Union  place 
Union  street,  foot  of  Leith  walk 
Upper  Drawbridge,  Tolbooth  wynd 

Valentine's  entry,  72  Canongate 
Vanburgh  place,  Leith  links  _ 
Vaults,  25  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 
Veal  market,  39  North  bridge 
Veitch  place  and  sq.,  Stockbridge 
Vennel,  Grassmarket 
Victoria  place,  foot  of  Carnegie  st. 
Victoria  place,  Newhaven 
Victoria  street  and  terrace,  Mel- 
bourne place 
View  place.  Glover  street 
Viewcraig  row,  Dumbiedj'kes 
Viewforth,  Bruntsfield  place 
Viewforth  park,  Fountainbridge 
Viewforth  place,  Bruntsfield  place 
Viewpark,  Bruntsfield  links 
Vinegar  close,  35  Giles'  street 
Violet  Bank,  Spring  gardens 

Waddell's  buildings,  Viewforth  pk. 
Walker  street,  Coates  crescent 
Walker's  pend,  18  Fountainbridge 
Walker's  place,  24  New  street 
Wallace  place,  Tobago  street 
Wallace's  close,  28  Causeyside 
Wardrop's  court,  459  Lawnmarket 
Wardie  crescent,  Grantoa  road 
Wardie,  Granton 
Warrender's  park,  Links 
Warrender  lodge.  Meadows 
Warriston  east,  Queensferry  roao. 
Warriston  close,  323  High  street 
Warriston  crescent,  Canonmills 
Warriston  place,  Warriston  ores. 
Water  lane,  back  of  Henderson  row 
Water  lane,  foot  of  Kirkgate 
Water  of  Leith,  Dean 
Waterloo  buildings,  Bernard  st. 


22 


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


"Waterloo  road.  Trinity 
Waterloo  place.  Princes  street  to 

Regent  foad 
Water's  c  lose,  64  Shore 
Watson's  close,  122  Canongate 
Waverley  bridge,  General  Railway 

terminus 
Weaver's  close,  65  West  port 
Weir's  close,  206  Canongate 
Weir's  close,  40  Kirligate 
Well  close,  King  street 
Well  close,  33  Leith  wynd 
Well  close,  86  West  port 
Wellington  place,  Leith  links 
Wellington  street,  Bonningtoa 
Wemyss  place,  Albyn  place 
Wemyss  place,  Vennel 
West  bow,  Castlehill 


West  port,  Grassmarket  to  Main- 
point 
Wester  close,  177  West  port 
Westerhall,  Meadows 
Whale  brae,  Newhaven 
Wharton  lane  and  place,  Laiu'iston 
Whitehead  pi.,  St  Leonard's  hill 
White  horse  close,  31  Canongate 
White  horse  close,  276  Canongate 
Whitehouseloan,  Bruntsfield  links 

to  Grange  loan 
WhitehoQse  terrace.  Grange  loan 
Whitfield  place,  Leith  walk 
Wight's  place,  95  Causeyside 
William  street,  Staftbrd  street 
Williamfield,  Newhaven  road 
Willow  bank.  Whale  brae 
Wilson's  court,  134  Caaongate 


Wilson's  court,  Windmill  lane 
Windlestrawlee,  Queensf erry  road 
Windmill  lane.  Windmill  street 
Windmill  street,  George  square 
Windsor  street,  Leopold  place 
Wood's  court,  13  west  Nicolson  st. 
World's-end  close,  10  Netherbow 
Wright's  houses,  Leven  street 
Writers'  court,  315  High  street 

Yardheads,  St  Anthony's  lane  to 

King  street 
York  lane,  York  pi.  to  Albany  st. 
York  place,  Queen  st.  to  Picardy 

place 
York  road.  Trinity 
Young  St.  and  lane,  48  Castle  st. 


II 


DIRECTIONS  TO  THE  CITY  PEDESTRIANS. 

To  avoid  jostling  in  meeting  upon  the  Eoot-pavements,  observe 
the  general  rule,  **  Keep  to  the  Eight,"  or,  in  other  virords, 
allow  those  that  you  meet  to  pass  on  your  left.  If  this 
well-known  rule  were  more  generally  acted  upon,  much 
inconvenience  would  be  avoided  in  our  crowded  Thorough- 
fares, 


TERMS  OF  AMISSION  TO  PUBLIC  INSTITUTIONS,  &c. 


Antiquariaij  Museum,  Eoyal  Institution — Tuesdays,  Wednesdays,  and  Saturdays,  10  to 

4  ;  Saturdays,  7  to  9  P.M.,  Free. 
Botanic  G-ardens,  Invei'leith.  Row — Free. 
Burns'  Monument — 2d  daily,  10  to  4  p.m. 
Calton  Hill,  and  Various  Monuments — Free. 
Castle — Chapel  of  St  Margaret,  and  Queen  Mary's  Eoom — Free.     Eegalia,  12  till  3 

o'clock,  by  Order  to  be  had  at  City  Chambers,  Royal  Exchange,  from  11.15  a.m. — 

Gratis. 
College  Museum,  10  to  4,  Is  ;  Saturdays,  Free. 
College  Library —  Order  from  Town  Councillor. 
Craigmillar  Castle — Gratuitij. 
Deaf  and  Dumb  Institute,  Henderson  Row — Free, 
Donaldson's  Hospital — Order  from  a  Director. 
East  Princes  Street  Gardens — Free. 
HawthorndeN' —  Gratuity. 
Hbriot's  Hospital,  Lauriston— daily,  12  to  3,  except  Saturdays — Order  Free,  at  11  Royal 

Exchange. 
Highland  and  Agricultural  Society's  Museum,  George  IV.  Bridge — Wednesdays  and 

Saturdays,  Free. 
Industrial  Museum,  Argyle  Square — ^Wednesdays,  10  to  4,  and  Saturdays,  10  to  10  p.m. 

— Free. 
John  Kjnox's  House,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  6d. 
National  Gallery,  Royal  Institution — Mondays,  Tuesdays,  Wednesdays,  and  Saturdays, 

10  to  5  ;  Saturdays,  7  to  9  p.m. — Free. 
New  Corn  Exchange,  Grassmarket — Wednesdays,  Id. 
Palace  and  Chapel  of  Holyrood,  6d  ;  Saturdays,  Free. 
Parliament  House,  Parliament  Square  ;  Court  Rooms,  Advocates'  Library,  Writers  to 

THE  Signet's  Library — Free. 
EosLiN  Chapel  and  Castle — Gratuity. 

Eoyal  College  op  Surgeons'  Museum—  Order  from  an  M.R.C.S.E. 
St  Giles'  Church,  High  Street — Free. 

Statuary  Gallery,  Royal  Institution — Saturdays,  10  till  4,  Free, 
Summit  of  Scott's  Monument — 2d. 
Top  of  Nelson's  Monument — 3d. 
Waterloo  News  Rooms — Id. 


NAMES  TOO  LATE  FOE  INSERTION  IN  THEIK  PROPER 

PLACES. 


Andrew,  John,  4  Elder  street 

Atkinson,  Adam,  17  Cheyne  street 

Bain,  Donald,  3  Hermitage  place,  Stockbridge 

Barbour,  Wm.  L.  {Northern  Lighthouses  Office), 

1  West  Claremont  street 
Blair,  Patrick,  advocate,  9  Heriot  row 
Bower  and  Brown,  clothiers,  22  South  bridge 
Bridgman,  F.  W.,  professor  of  music,  108 

George  street 
Crease,  Wm.  &  Co.,  manufacturers  of  stays 

and  crinoline  skirts,  43  Cockburn  street 
Dods,  Mrs,  47  North  Castle  street 
Edinburgh  Magdalene  Asylum,  Dairy — ^Miss 

Sidey,  matron 
Edgar,  James,  portrait  painter,  30  Grange  road 
Elliot,  Nenion,  writer,  9  Brighton  street 
Gilchrist,  John,  12  Leith  street  terrace 
Henderson,  P.,  teacher,  George  Heriot's  school, 

Heriot  bridge — ^house,   1  Lower  Gilmore 

place 


Hodge,  Archibald,  corn  mercht.,  5  Thomson's 

place,  Leith 
Johnstoae,  Francis,  Baptist  minister — church, 
Kichmond   court  chapel ;   house,   3   West 
Preston  street 
Kilgour,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  under- 
taker, 12  Church  lane 
Lamond,  James,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  2  Albyn 

place 
Mofi'at,  John  H.  15  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Mure,  James,  messenger-at-arms,  27  Clyde  st. 
Nixon,  Eev.  John,  1  Argyle  square 
Paterson,  Mrs  James,  6  Nelson  street 
Paul,  Patrick,  S.S.C.,  7  St  Andrew  square 
Peat,  John,  2  Montague  street 
Rogers,  James,  &  Co.  smiths,  Coates  lane — 

house,  14  Lothian  road 
Scott,  Wm.  A.  merchant,  15  Windsor  street 
Smith,  G.  F.,  com.  agent,  146  Princes  street 
Wright,  James,  19  Buckingham  terrace 


ERRATA. 


Under  Anderson,  J.  J.  P.,  secretary  to  the 
Scottish  Wido^vs^  Fund  and  Life  Assur- 
ance Society,  6e/breMayfield  terrace,  insert 
No.  7 

For  Baird,  William  (G.  P.  0.),  31  Minto  street, 
read  Callander  villa,  Sciennes  hill 

For  Black,  William,  2  Hill  place,  read  book- 
seller, 63  Frederick  street 

For  Ferguson,  John,  &  Son,  marble  and 
coloured  paper  makers,  Carrubber's  close 
• — house,  3  Blair  street,  read  Ferguson, 
John,  marble  and  fancy  paper  maker, 
Carrubber's  close — house,  160  Canongate 


Under  Landale,  Thos.,  S.S.C,  18  Forth  street, 
after  S.S.C,  insert  Commissioner  for 
taking  proofs  in  the  Supreme  Court  of 
the  Colony  of  Victoria 

For  Milligan,  Mrs,  china  and  glass  store,  2 
Fyfe  place,  read  10  Shrub  place 

For  Noble,  Robert  Grieve  (i2.  G.  N.  §•  Co.),  67 
Great  King  street,  read  2  Whitehouse 
terrace 

For  Wighton,  Wm.,  watchmaker,  30  Rose- 
bank  cottages,  read  watehmaker,  4  West 
Register  street  —  house,  30  Eosebank 
cottages 


POST-OFFICE  EDINBUEGH  MD  LEITH 
GENERAL  DIRECTOM. 

1864-65, 


Abb 

Abbott,   Francis,  Secretary/  to  the   General 

Post-Offlce  for  Scotland,  25  Moray  Place 
Abbott,  W.  J.  C.  2  Baxter's  place 
Abbott,  Mrs  Eliza,  2  Baxter's  place 
Abel,  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  53  Nicol- 

son  street 
Abercrombie,  Misses,  7  Doune  terrace 
Aberdeen,  Caithness,  Orkney,  and  Zetland 
Steam-Ship  Co.'s  Offices,  Granton  Pier,  23 
Commercial  place,  Leith,  and  6  So.  St  An- 
drew st.  Edinburgh — G.  Mathieson,  agent 
Aberdeen,  Leith,  &  Clyde  Shipping  Co.,  6 

S.  St  Andrew  st. — Geo.  Mathieson,  agent 
Abernethy,  James,  20  Pleasance 
Abernethy,  Mrs  Helen,  china  merchant,  8 

South  Junction  street 
Abernethy,  Miss,  110  Lauriston  place 
Abrahamsen,  H.  J.,  ship-broker,  12  Albany  st. 

Leith. 
Academy,  Edinburgh,  Henderson  row 
AcADEirr,  Koyal  Scottish,  of  Painting,  Sculp- 
ture, and  Architecture — The  Eoyal  Aca- 
demy— D.  O.  Hill,  secretary 
Academy,  Southern,  Park  place  house 
Accidental  Death  Insurance  Co.,  1  Han- 
over street — W.  Lambert,  agent.    See  Adv. 
Accountant  in   Bankruptcy's   Office,   G.  A. 

Esson,  New  General  Register  House 
Acquroft",  John,  hairdresser,  20  Rose  street 
Adair,  Alex,  cabinet  maker,  59  Broughton 

street 
Adair,  Hugh  "W.,  5  Viewforth  place 
Adair,  James,  painter,  6  Union  street 
Adair,  Miss,  59  Broughton  street 
Adair's  Dunedin  temperance  hotel,  219  and 

221  High  street 
Adam,  Kirk,  &  Robertson,  W.S.  9  South 

Charlotte  street 
Adam  &  M'Gregor,  wool-brokers,  83  Consti- 
tution street 


Ada 

Adam,  Alex,  teacher,  17  Union  street — ^house, 
14  Dundas  street — See  Adv. 

Adam,  Alex.  P.,  W.S.  19  Claremont  crescent 

Adam,  James,  S.S.C.  19  Claremont  crescent 

Adam,  James,  saw-mills,  Leith 

Adam,  Jas.  advocate,  51  Northumberland  st. 

Adam,  James,  15  Pitt  street 

Adam,  John,  baker,  37  High  street,  Leith 

Adam,  John,  draftsman  &  engraver  on  wood, 
1  Windsor  street 

Adam,  John,  lodgings,  1 8  Bninswick  street 

Adam,  Patrick  {Sang  dh  A.)  9  Brandon  st. 

Adam,  Robert,  wright,  56  Lothian  street 

Adam,  Robert,  city  accountant,  City  Cham- 
bers— house,  19  Meadow  place 

Adam,  S.  wool-merchant,  Afton  lodge.  Ferry 
road 

Adam,  Mrs,  20  Clarence  street 

Adam,  Misses,  3  Randolph  place 

Adams,  A.  tailor  and  clothier,  14  Hanover 
street 

Adams,  George  G,  S.S.C.  and  registrar 
of  births,  deaths,  and  marriages,  for  the 
district  of  St  Andrews  —  10  till  3,  Satur- 
day 10  till  12,  9  N.  St  David  street — house, 
Abercoru  viUa,  Joppa  ' 

Adams,  James,  remnant  warehouse,  18  N.- 
W.  Circus  place 

Adams,  John,  jun.  S.S.C.  8  W.  Maitland  street 

Adams,  Robt.  smith  and  ironmonger,  4  Rut- 
land place — house,  29  Torphichen  street 

Adams,  W.  sen.  furniture  dealer,  4-B  Howe  st. 

Adams,  Wm.  jim.  smith  and  ironmonger,  60 
Queen  street 

Adams,  W.  D.,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  5  Argyle  sq. 

Adams,  Miss,  2  Osborne  terrace 

Adams,  Mrs,  10  Nelson  street 

Adams,  Mrs,  lodgings,  69  Hanover  street 

Adamson  &  GuUand,  W.S.  16  Nelson  street 

Adamson,  Andrew,  11  Salisbury  street 
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Adamson,  Andw.  plasterer,  25  S.  Eichmond 

street 
Adamson,  David,  wine  and  spirit  mercliant, 

32  Northumberland  street 
Adamson,  David  M.,  S.S.C.  16  Nelson  street 
Adamson,  George,  contractor,  35  Leith  st. 
Adamson,  James  &  Co.,  printers  and  litho- 

grapters,  5  St  James'  square 
Adamson,  John  William  M.  12  Seaton  place 
Adamson,  T.  carriage-builder,  13  Spring  gar- 
dens, Abbeyhill 
Adamson,  Walter,  ribbon  and  flower  mer- 
chant, 29  South  bridge — house,  9  Brown  st. 
Adamson,  W.  builder,  St  Leonard's  lane — 

house,  2  Montague  street 
Adamson,  Wm.(Jf.  and  A.)  18  Drummond  st. 
Adamson,  Mrs  James,  2  Grove  street 
Adamson,  Mrs,  5  M'Kenzie  place 
Adamson,  Mrs,  3  Eonaldson's  buildings 
Adcock,  F.  A.  china  and  glass  merchant,  5 
Baxter's  place — house,  30  St  James'  square 
Adcock,  Gilbert,  paper  merchant,  11  South 

St  Andrew  st — ho.  30  St  James'  square 
Addis,  Eev.  Thomas,  Free  Church  manse, 

Abbotsford  park 
Addis,  Mrs  William,  6  Grove  street 
Addison,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  6  Eose  street 
Addison,  Mrs,  baker,  124  Kirkgate — house, 

5  Great  Junction  road 
Addison's  Alma  Hotel,  112,  113,  and  114 

Princes  street 
Adie,  Adam,  grocer,  6  Coburg  street 
Adie,  Alex.  J.  civil  engineer,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 
Adie,  A.  and  Son,  opticians,  50  Princes  st. 
Adie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  7  Dock  place,  Leith 
Adie,  Mrs,  Canaan  cottage,  Grange  loan 
Adie,  Mrs  Eobert,  11  Duncan  street 
Adjutant-General's  Ofhce,  21  Young  st. 
Advocates'  Library,  Parliament    square — 
hours  in  Session,  9  to  4 ;  Vacation,  10  to  4 ; 
Saturday,  10  to  1 
Advocates'  Widows'  Fund,  5  S.-E.  Circus 

place — John  Cay,  collector 
Affleck,  Archibald,  flesher,  9  Home  street 
Affleck,  George,  hosier,  glover,  and  laceman, 

39  Queen  street — house,  14  Brandon  st. 
Affleck,  John,  gardener,  Fillyside  gardens 
Affleck,  William,  hatter,  41  N.  Frederick  st. 

— house,  Albert  buildings,  Spittal  street 
Affleck,  Mrs  Eobert,  gTocer,  wine  and  spirit 

dealer,  40  St  Leonard  street 
Affleck,  Miss,  38  Brunswick  street 
Agnew,  Jas.,  stationer,  53  South  Clerk  street 
Agra  and  U.  S.  Bank,  limited,  17  St  Andrew 
square — Eob.  Hunter,  manager. — See  Adv. 
Agricultural    Labourers'    Improvement 
Association,  James  C.  Walker,  architect 
and  secretary,  53  Frederick  street 
Agricultural  Museum,  3  Geo.  IV  Bridge 

—11  to  3 
Aidie,  John,  spirit  merchant,  34  Junction  rd. 
Aikman,  Andrew   &   Co.,  law  jDrinters,    11 
Hanover  sti-eet — house,  30  Castle  street 


Aikman,  A.  corn  dealer,  17  Queensferry  st. — 

house,  9  South  Melville  place 
Aikman,  Arch.  &   Co.  merchants,  1  Calton 

]place 
Aikman,  A.  and  D.,  wholesale  leather  mer- 
chants, 34,  36,  and  38  Niddry  street 
Aikman,  David,  agent,  N.  B.  Eailway,  Leith 
Aikman,  George  Spankie  {A.  A.  tC"  Co.),  94 

Lauriston  place 
Aikman,  George,  jun.,  draughtsman  and  en- 
graver on  wood,  29  North  bridge 
Aikman,  G.  &  Son,  engravers,  printers,  and 

lithographers,  29  North  bridge 
Aikman,  James,  leather  merchant,  24  and  26 

Niddry  street 
Aikman,  John  &  Son,  painters,  paper-hangers, 
and  glaziers,  8  Queensferry  street — ho.  16 
Charlotte  place 
Aikman  Mrs  A.,  94  Lauriston  place 
Aikman,  Mrs  James,  3  George  place 
Aikman,  Mrs  James,  7-b  St  Patrick  square 
Aikman,  Mrs,  72  Broughton  street 
Aikman,  Mrs,  32  East  Preston  street 
Aimers,  S.,  tailor  and  clothier,  22  Duke  st. 
Ainslie,  Daniel,  of  the  Gart,  48  Moray  place 
Ainslie,  David,  54  Queen  street 
Ainslie,  James,  coal   merchant,  34   Sheriff 

brae — house,  2  Old  Bridge  end 
Ainslie,  John,  furniture  dealer,  255  Cowgate 
Ainslie,  John,  refreshments  and  commercial 

lodgings,  1  Market  street 
Ainslie,  Wm.  {Gardner  <h  A),  59  Lauriston  pi. 
Ainslie,  Hon.  Mrs,  15  Gloucester  place 
Air  and  Candow,  cabinet  makers  and  uphol- 
sterers, 11  Haddington  place 
Aird,  John,  {G.P.-0.)  3  Nottingham  terrace 
Aird,  Misses,  Spring  valley  house,  Jlorrdngside 
Aire,  Miss,  6  Springfield 
Airmet,  Jas.  earthenw.  dealer,  96  Pleasance 
Airth,  Mrs,  6  Hope  street,  Leith  walk 
Aitchison  and  Sons,  confectioners  to  Her 

J^Iajesty,  77  Queen  street 
Aitchison,  A.,  shoe  warehouse,  293  High  st. 
Aitchison,  David,  draper,  22  and  23  Kirkgate 

— house,  10  Glover  street,  Leith 
Aitchison,  David,  fish  merchant,  146  Canon- 
gate 
Aitchison,  David,  fishmonger,  26  Leven  st. 
Aitchison,  George,  baker,  1  Wemyss  place 
Aitchison,  Geo.  gi-ocer,  35  Eichmond  place 
Aitchison,  James,  watchmaker,  jeweller,  and 
silversmith,  15  and  16  Bank  street— house, 
106  Lauriston  place 
Aitchison,  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweller, 

62  Leith  street 
Aitchison,  J.  {Ross  and  A),  18  Broughton  st. 
Aitchison,  John  and  Co.  brewers,  85  South 

back  of  Canongate 
Aitchison,  Eobert,  cowfeeder,  6  Potterrow 
Aitchison,  Thomas  S.  45  Lauriston  place 
Aitchison,  Thomas  S.  dentist,  31  N.  bridge 
Aitchison,  Walter,  2  Forbes  street 
Aitchison  William  John  10  Archibald  place 


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Aitcliison,  Mrs  51,  spirit  dealer,  1 1  Market  st. 
Aitchisou,  Mrs  William  Ker,  15  St  John  st. 
Aitcliison,  Mrs,  6  Brougliton  place 
Aitcliison,  Mrs,  92  Lauriston  place 
Aitcliison,  ]\Irs,  25  Gayfielcl  square 
Aitcliison,  Mrs  Jas.  draper,  9  Spring  gardens 

— house,  2  Albert  place 
Aitken  &  Co.  firewood  factory,  67  Fountain  br. 
Aitken  &  Co.  coal  merchants,  67  Fountain  br. 
Aitken  &  Wright,  provision  merchants,  Char- 
lotte lane,  Leith 
Aitken,  Gray,  &  Co.  corn  factors  and  com- 
mission merchants,  21  Bernard  street 
Aitken  &  Ferris,  plasterers,  Lutton  place — 

house,  30  St  Leonards  street 
Aitken,  Capt.  A.,  R.N.  22  Broughton  place 
Aitken,  A.  C,  share  broker,  9  N.  St  David  st. 
Aitken,  A.  (Marshall  Sf  A.)  19  Buccleuch  pi. 
Aitken,  Alex.  (Z>.  Mason  Sf  Co.),  2  Dalrymple 

crescent 
Aitken,  And.  (J.  A.  d-  Co.),  6  Mansfield  pi. 
Aitken,  Andrew  (A.  O.  d'  Co.),  7  Hermitage 

place,  Leith 
Aitken,  Andw.  (G.  F.-O.)  2  Greenside  place 
Aitken,  James,  &  Co.  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

dealers,  1  Greenside  place 
Aitken,  J.  &  G.  victual  dealers,  79  Giles'  st. 
Aitken,  James,  chemist  and    druggist,    44 

Broughton  street — house,  12  Fettes  row 
Aitken,  James,  solicitor,  45  St  Cuthbert  st. 
Aitken,  James  (J.  A.  &  Co.)  Maryfield  house 
Aitken,  John,  vetei'.  surgeon,  144  Causeyside 
Aitken,  John,  43  Dick  place.  Grange 
Aitken,  John,  commiss.  agent,  63  Nor.  bridge 

— ho.  6  W.  Newington 
Aitken,    John,    teetotal    coffee-housej    104 

High  street 
Aitken,  John,  china  mcht.  50a  Broughton  st. 
Aitken,  John,  silk  mercer  and  draper,  1  Bax- 
ter's place — house,  1 
Aitken,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  7  Union  pi. 
Aitken,  J.  upholsterer,  cabinetmaker,  carver 

and  gilder,  house  agent,,  undertaker,  and 

appraiser,  39  Frederick  street 
Aitken,  J.  W.  clerk,  104  High  street 
Aitken,  Peter,  Union  Canal  Co.'s  Of&ce,  1  Port 

Hopetoun 
Aitken,  Samuel,  victual  dealer,  5  Toll  Cross 
Aitken,  Thomas  (London  £'  Edin.  Shipping 

Co.),  6  Windsor  street 
Aitken,  Thomas  (A.  ^  Wright),  Seafield  place 
Aitken,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  Frithfield  baths 
Aitken,  Thomas,  27  Howe  street 
Aitken,    Thomas  L.   letterpress  printer,  4 

Melbourne  place 
Aitken,  Walter,  baker,  117  Nicolson  street 
Aitken,  Wm.  victual  dealer,  6  N.  Melville 

place 
Aitken,  Wm.  veterinary  surgeon,  42  Lothian 

street  and  36  Bristo  street, 
Aitken,  William,  20  Hugh  Miller  place 
Aitken,  Wm.  chemist  and  druggist,  3  Pitt 

street — house,  12  Fettes  row. 


Aitken,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
60  Fountain  bridge 

Aitken,  William,  shijibroker,  47  Bridge  street 

Aitken,  Mrs  James,  Hawthorn  bank 

Aitken,  Mrs,  gardener.  Dean 

Aitken,  Mrs  Janet,  grocer,  44  Home  street 

Aitken,  Mrs  Mary,  9  Royal  crescent 

Aitken,  Mrs,  Ladies'  nurse,  Grindlay  street 

Aitken,  Mrs  W.  ladies'  nurse,  1  N.  James'  st. 

Aitken,  Mrs,  26  Royal  crescent 

Aitken,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Spittal  street 

Aitken,  Miss,  12  Brandon  Street 

Albert  Life  Assurance  Co.  8  North  St  David 
street — William  Bell,  agent 

Alder,  Henry,  gas  meter  manufacturer, 
Sciennes  hill — -house,  4  Salisbury  place 

Alder,  W.  20  Rankeillor  street 

Alexander  &  Macnab,  silk  mercers,  drapers 
gentlemen's  outfitters,  carpet,  and  furnish- 
ing warehousemen,  82,  83,  and  84  South  br. 

Alexander,  A.  &  Sons,  joiners  and  cabinet- 
makers, 30  Sandport  street 

Alexander,  Alexander,  corn  mei-chant,  17 
Bristo  street. 

Alexander,  Andrew,  baker,  5  Davie  street 

Alexander,  Andw.  grain  merchant,  11  Albany 
street,  Leith 

Alexander,  Ch.  {A.  c&  Macnah),  27  Minto  st. 

Alexander,  Charles,  tailor  and  clothier,  1 
Simon  square 

Alexander,  Charles,  nursery  and  seedsman, 
15  Nelson  street 

Alexander,  D.  &  Co.  music  sellers,  22  Cock- 
burn  street 

Alexander,  George,  builder,  156  Causeyside — 
house,  8  Grange  loan 

Alexander,  George,  provision  merchant,  9  St 
Patrick  street 

Alexander,  Hugh,  grocer,  18  William  street 

Alexander,  H,  D.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  46  Canon- 
gate — house  12  St  John  street. 

Alexander,  Jas.  T.  surgeon  and  accoucheur, 
28  Melville  street 

Alexander,  James,  cabinetmaker,  4  Mint 

Alexander,  James,  43  Lauriston  place 

Alexander,  James,  silverchaser,  44  Rose  st. 

Alexander,  James,  Canadian  Government  Ser- 
vice, 11  Duncan  street,  Drummond  place 

Alexander,  James,  nursery  and  seedsman 
{Dickson  (£-■  Co.),  Leith  Walk  Nursery 

Alexander,  James,  1 1  Duncan  Street 

Alexander,  Rev.  Jacob  Scott,  13  Rutland  sq. 

Alexander,  Rev.  John,  D.D.  4  St  Vincent  st. 

Alexander,  John,  flesher,  53  Earl  Grey  st. — 
house,  Viewforth 

Alexander,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  50  Clerk 
street — house,  92  Grange  place 

Alexander,  John,  builder,  17  Gilmour  place 

Alexander,  John,  grocer  and  siairit  merchant,. 
Newhaven 

Alexander,  J.  G.  64  Bristo  street 

Alexander,  Richard,  draper,  hosier,  and  shirt- 
maker,  467  Lawnmarket 


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Alexander,  R.  &  A.  W.,  butchers,  poulterers, 

Sec,  42  S.  Clerk  8t.— ho.,  7  East  Preston  st, 
Alexander,  Robert,  baker  and  confectioner,  1 

Fingal  place 
Alexander,  Thomas,  (G.  P.  0)19  St  John  st. 
Alexander,  Thos.  &  Son,  coopers,  4  Dock  st. 
Alexander,  T.  B.  (A.  Sf  Son),  2  Sandport  st. 
Alexander,   Thomas,    commission    agent,    2 

Smith's  place 
Alexander,  Walter,  stationer,  19  Bristo  street 
Alexander,  Rev.  W.  L.,  D.D.  17  Brown  sq. 
Alexander,  William,  40  George  square 
Alexander,  Wm.  21  Comely  bank 
Alexander,  Wm.,  12  Charles  street 
Alexander,  Mrs,  &  Co.  outfitting  and  baby 

linen  warehouse,  87  George  street 
Alexander,  Mrs  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

79  Kirkgate — house,  Bonnington  bank 
Alexander,  Mrs,  23  Bread  street 
Alexander,  Miss  Ann,  35  Broughton  street 
Alexander,  Miss,  28  Torphichen  street 
Alexander,  Miss,  7  Nicolson  square 
Alison  and  Cowan,  corn  merchants,  29  Consti- 
tution street,  Leith 
Alison,  John  (A.  S/-  Cowan),  12  Regent  terrace 
Alison,  John,  house  carpenter,  21  Gray  street 
Alison,   Robert,   stock   and  share  broker,  9 

North.  St  David  street 
Alison,  Wm.,  grocer,  14  Elbe  street,  Leith 
Allan  &  Gavin,  wine  merchants,  25  Sheriff 

brae,  Leith 
Allan,  Alexander,  5  Hillside  crescent 
Allan,    Bruce,   pharmaceutical    chemist    and 

druggist,  16  Howe  street — house  34 
Allan,  Charles,  messenger,  Commercial  bank, 

2  Cottage 
Allan,  George,  12  Nelson  street 
Allan,  Geo.  44  Cumberland  street 
Allan,  James,  tailor,  5  Drummond  street 
Allan,  James,  26  Elder  street 
Allan,  James,  S.S.C.  6  N.  St  David  street 
Allan,  James  &  Son,  bootmakers,  42  Leith  st. 

— house,  14  Montgomery  street 
Allan,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  6  East  Regis- 
ter street — house,  5  Leith  street 
Allan,  John,  cabinetmaker,  18  Dundas  street 
Allan,  John,  tailor,  32  India  place 
Allan,  Robert,  4  Hillside  crescent 
Allan,   Robert,  plumber    and   gasfitter,    133 

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

wynd — house,  33  Horse  wynd 
Allan,  Thomas,  11  Cheyne  street 
Allan,   Thomas,  japanner,  glass-gilder,  &c.. 

New  Broughton 
Allan,  W.  (^Customs),  21  Lothian  street 
Allan,  Wm.   spirit  merchant,  14  Roxburgh 

place 
Allan,  Wm.,  (Paterson  S^  A.),  2  Millerfield 

place. 
Allan,  Wm.,  S.S.C      8  London  street 
Allan,   Mrs  Ann,  dressmaker,  68    Nicolson 

street 


Allan,  Mrs  John,  41  South  Clerk  street 

Allan,  Mrs  Thomas  C.  9  Brunton  place 

Allan,  Mrs  Wm.  coal  merchant,  12  Port- 
Hamilton — bouse,  6  Newport  street 

Allan,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  126  Pleasance. 

Allan,  Mrs,  French  stay  maker,  13  9  George  st. 

Allan,  Miss,  Allanfield,  Ferry  road 

Allan,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  5  To- 
bago street 

Allan,  Miss  Mary,  ?4  George  street 

Allander,  E,.,  shoemaker,  50  St  Mary's  wynd 

Allardice  and  Sclanders,  upholsterers  and  cabi« 
netmakers  to  the  Queen,  12  George  st. 

Allardice,  John  (A.  &  Sclanders),  2  Grove  st. 

Allardice,  Miss,  54  South  Clerk  street 

Alliance  British  and  Foreign  Life  and  Fire 

Assurance  Company,  95  George  st Alex. 

Calder,  manager 

Alliance  Marine  Assurance  Co.  30-b  Consti- 
tution street — John  Warrack  &  Co.,  agents 

Allison,  Alex,  asphalter,  4  Atholl  lane 

Allison,  James,  shipmaster,  Albany  st.,  Leith 

Allison,  J.  house  agent,  11  Charles  street 

Allison ,  James,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 
133  Rose  street 

Allison,  Miss,  8  King's  place 

AUman,  Geo.  James,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  L.  &  E. 
regius  prof,  of  natural  hist.  University,  21 
Manor  place, 

Alloa  and  Leith  Steam  Packet  Co.'s  Office, 
3  Queen  street,  Leith 

AUshorn,  A.  H.,  homoeopathic  chemist,  89 
Princes  street 

AUshorn,  A.  H.,  Turkish,  galvanic,  and  medi- 
cal baths,  89  Princes  street 

AUshorn,  G.E.,M.D.,M.R.C.S.E.,89Princes 
street 

Allsopp  &  Sons,  Sam.,  brewers,  Burton-on- 
Trent — office,  47  North  Bridge  —  Wm. 
Reid,  manager 

Almond,  J.  E.,  24  Calton  hill 

Alston,  Geo.  clothier  and  hatter,  40  Hanover  st. 
— house,  1  Manor  place 

Alston,  John,  tea  dealer,  wine  merchant,  and 
grocer,  50  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 

Alston,  Mrs,  8  Nicolson  square 

Alves,  Mrs,  36  Albany  street 

Alves,  Miss  E.  18  Raeburn  place 

Alves,  Miss,  6  Scotland  street 

Ambrose  &  Lamb,  cabinetmakers,  carvers, 
and  gilders,  25  South  Hanover  street 

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

Ancrum,  John,  21  Lauriston  street 

Ancrum,  Thos.  butcher  and  poulterer,  6  South 
Junction  road 

Anderson  &  Cockle,  drapers  and  stationers, 
138  Canongate  >• 

Anderson  &  Stevenson,  builders — yard,  Mor- 
rison street — house,  Albert  buildings,  Spittal 
street 

Anderson  &  Williamson,  general  merchants, 
70  &  71  Timber  bush 


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Anderson,   Royal    bazaar  and   jeweller,  21 

Princes  street — house,  8  Baxter's  place 
Anderson,  A.  cabinetmaker,  33  Brunswick  et. 
Anderson,  A.    clothier    and    draper,   33   St 

Pati'ick  square 
Anderson,  Alex.  Wardie  avenue 
Anderson,  Alex.   M.D.,  R.N.,    10  Mansion- 
house  road 
Anderson,  Alex,  victual  dealer,  1 6  Dean  street 
Anderson,  Alex.  H.  accountant,  16  Grange 

road 
Anderson,  Alex,  tailor,  45  London  street 
Anderson,  Andrew,  painter,  9  Antigua  street 
Anderson,  Archibald,  advocate,  I  Athol  pi. 
Anderson,  Archibald,  baker,  66  Buccleuchst. 
Anderson,  Andrew,  flesher,  7  Veal  market 
Anderson,  Charles,  S.S.C.  {^General  Register 

House)^  2  N.-E.  Circus  place 
Anderson,  Charles,  Trinity  house.  Trinity 
Anderson,  David,  &  Co.,  commission  agents, 

24  and  25  St  James'  Square 
Anderson,  David,  merchant  and  commission 

agent,  24.   St  James'  square — house,    124 

Lauriston  place. 
Anderson,  David,  of  Moredun,  24  Moray  pi. 
Anderson,  David,  Abbotsford  park 
Anderson,  David,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 

119  Nicolson  street 
Anderson,  David,  grocer  &  spirit  merchant, 

263  Cowgate 
Anderson,  David,  baker,  1  Riego  street,  and 

3  Orehardfield  place 
Anderson,  Duncan,  Keeper  of  Chapel  Royal, 

Holyrood  palace 
Anderson,   D.   grain   &   general    agent,   28 

Greenside  street 
Anderson,   Findlay,  E.  L    civil  service,  32 

Moray  place 
Anderson,  Geo.,  Rosebank,  May  field  loan 
Anderson,  George,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  8 

Greenside  place 
Anderson,  George,  grocer,  4  Ampbion  place 
Anderson,  George,   news-agent,  39  Lothian 

road 
Anderson,  Hart,  collector  of  West  Kirk  poor- 
rates,  1  Rutland  street 
Anderson,  Henry,  tinsmith   and   furnishing 

ironmonger,  88  Rose  street 
Anderson,  Hugh,  bootmaker,  4  Chapel  street 

— house,  3  Windmill  lane 
Anderson,  Jas.,  solicitor- at-law,  8  Dundas  st. 
Anderson,  Jas,,  58  Bristo  street 
Anderson,  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  26 

Broughton  street 
Anderson,  Jas.  spirit  merchant,  1  Hamilton 

place,  Newington 
Anderson,  J.  clothier,  hatter,  and  shirt  maker, 

45  South  bridge — house,  2  East  Sciennes 

place 
Anderson,  James,  bookbinder,  22  St  Patrick 

square 
Anderson,  Jas.  coach  hirer,  34  St  Patrick  sq. 
Anderson,  J.  upholstr.  28  Candlemaker  row 


Anderson,  James,  plasterer,  Dairy  lane — ho. 
Dairy  cottage 

Anderson,  James,  gardener,  14  Parkside  st. 

Anderson,  James  C.,  Lauder  road 

Anderson,  James,  jun.  13  Brandon  street 

Anderson,  James  John  Philip,  secretary  to  the 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund  and  Life  Assurance 
Society,  Mayfield  terrace 

Anderson,  James,  2  Smith's  place 

Anderson,  James  T.  advocate,  3  Melville  cres. 

Anderson,  James,  printer,  1  Clerk  street 

Anderson,  James,  dyer,  74  Causeyside 

Anderson,  James,  bookbinder  &  stationer,  233 
High  street 

Anderson,  James,  Golf-House  Tavern,  27 
Wrights'  Houses 

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

Anderson,  John,  (  Taylor,  Anderson,  and  Co. 
brewers'),  74  Gilmore  place 

Anderson,  John  {A.  Matkieson  §•  Son),  23 
Cockburn  street 

Anderson,  John,  bookbinder,  94  West  Bow 

Anderson,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  5 
Rutland  place 

Anderson,  Jn.  jun.  butcher,  106-a  George  st. 

Anderson,  John,  Georgefield,  Trinity 

Anderson,  Jn.  {R.  Grieve  ^  Co.),  21  East 
Claremont  street 

Anderson,  John,  purveyor  of  fish  to  the 
Queen,  and  to  H.R.H.  the  Prince  of  Wales, 
poulterer  and  licensed  game-dealer  for  Scot- 
land, 106  George  street— ho.  108 

Anderson,  John  G.,  Viewfield,  Trinity 

Anderson,  John  H.  mail  guard,  17  Leith  walk 

Anderson,  John,  bootmaker,  1  Deanhaugh  st. 

Anderson,  John  K.  {Crown  Rents,  Sfc.  Office^ 
New  Register  House),  65  Causeyside 

Anderson,  J.  Hodgson,  8  Castle  terrace 

Anderson,  Letham,  Inverleithfield 

Anderson,  Lewis,  ironmonger,  1  Bridge  street 
— house,  North  fort  street 

Anderson,  M.  S.  5  Hope  park  terrace 

Anderson,  Matthew,  Board  of  Trade  sur- 
veyor, 2  Spring  villas.  Ferry  road,  Leith 

Anderson,  Peter,  tailor,  21  Lothian  street 

Anderson,  Captain  P.,  Granton 

Anderson,  Robert  &  Co.  metal  merchants,  and 
paint  manufacturer.';,  6  Timber  bush,  Leith 

Anderson,  Robt.  teacher  of  natural  history  and 
physical  science,  7  Gayfield  square 

Anderson,  Robert,  pianoforte  seller  and  tuner, 
10  Dean  street 

Anderson,  Robert,  printer,  160  High  street- 
house,  110  Grange  place 

Anderson,  Robert,  china  merchant,  35  Nor- 
thumberland street 

Anderson,  Robert  (  W.  OUpJiant  &  Co.),  South 
Sciennes  house 

Anderson,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
6  Craigside  pi. — ho.  8 

Anderson,  Robert,  26  Greenhill  gardens 

Anderson,  Robert,  stationer  and  bookbinder, 
63  Nicolson  street 


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Anderson,  R.  and  R.  candlemakers,  93  Giles' 

street — ho.  2  Cassells'  place,  Leith 
Anderson,  Robert,  architect,  16  Comely  bank 
Anderson,  E.  architect,  8  Dundas  street 
Anderson,  R.   {Head  Master,  Normal  Inst.), 
*:■  Johnstone  terrace — house,  18  Cumin  place 
Anderson,  Robt.  (  Grant  §-  A.),  4  Talbot  pi. 
Anderson,    Robert   Smythe,    W.S.    4   Atholl 

place 
Anderson,  Samuel  &  Co.,  coppersmiths  and 
braziers.  Crown  street,  Leith  Walk;  house, 
25  Shirra  brae 
Anderson,  Samuel,  slater  and  glazier,  13  Co- 
burg  street,  IST.  Leith 
Anderson,   Thomas,  builder.   Poplar  lane — 

house,  2  Bath  place 
Anderson,  Thos.,56  Prince  Albert's  Buildings 
Anderson,  Thos.  secretary,  iVh^.  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, 41  St  Andrew  square 
Anderson,   Thomas,    commission    agent,    12 

Beaumont  place 
Anderson,  Thos.  L.  hosier,  glover,  and  shirt 

maker,  10  Rutland  place 
Anderson,  Thos.  Scott,  W.S.  1  Atholl  place 
Anderson,  W.  grain  merchant,  100  Lauriston 

place 
Anderson,  W.  perfumer,  2  East  Register  street 
Anderson,   William,   Marchmont    herald,   5 

Baltic  St. 
Anderson,  William,  corn-dealer,    165  West 

port 
Anderson,  Wm.  writer,  11  Dundas  street 
Anderson,  William  Home,  17  Clarence  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  Rainbow  dining  rooms,  47 

North  bridge,  and  1  Canal  street 
Anderson,  Wm.  flesher,  18  Middle  market 
Anderson,  W.  and  J.  ironmongers,  22  Nicol- 
son  street — workshops,  19  Buccleuch  street 
Anderson,  William  {Gorrie  <£•  A.)   Sciennes 

grove 
Anderson,  W.  L.,  commission  merchant  and 

importer  of  butters,  5  Baltic  street 
Anderson,  William,  merchant,  38  Constitu- 
tion street — ho.  8  Regent  terrace 
Anderson,  Wm.  baker  and  confectioner,   12 

South  College  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  junior,  baker  and  confec- 
tioner, 1  Archibald  place 
Anderson,  Wm.  spirit  merchant,  11  Abbey 
Anderson,  Wm.  slater  and  glazier,  10  North 
College   street,   and   Upper   draw  bridge, 
Leith — house,  2  Argyle  square 
Anderson,  William,  carter,  47  Yardheads 
Anderson,  Wm.  wine  merchant,  10  Pilrig  st. 
Anderson,  Wm.  (Be/l  ^'  Co.),  7  Brown  st. 
Anderson,  Major-Gen.  W.  C,  R.A.  Edge  hill 
Anderson,   Wm.   literary  writer   and   gene- 
alogist, 56  India  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  28  Jamaica  st. 
Anderson,  Mrs,  lod.aings,  96  George  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  10  Inverleith  row 
Anderson,  Mrs  Dr  A.  40  Minto  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  A.  E.  16  Church  hill 


Anderson,  Mrs,  trimming  shop,  54  Kirkgate 
Anderson,  Mrs  D.  farrier,  Hamilton's  entry 
Anderson,  Mrs,  46  South  Clerk  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  George,  22  Gayfield  square 
Anderson,  Mrs  Helen,  3  Hope  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  Isa.  ladies'  nurse,  23  India  pi. 
Anderson,   Mrs    Jane,    grocer,    12  Wright's 

houses 
Anderson,  Mrs  John,  9  Findhorn  place 
Anderson,  Mrs  J.  2  Salisbury  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  J.  lodgings,  5  Eutiand  place 
Anderson,  Mrs  M.  ladies'  nurse,  16  Jamaica 

street 
Anderson,  Mrs  R.  5  Blackford  road 
Anderson,  iVlrs,  lodgings,  22  Albany  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  19  Findhorn  place 
Anderson,  Mrs,  31  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Anderson,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  1  St  Bernard's  pi. 
Anderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  47  Thistle  st. 
Anderson,  Mrs,  8  St  Colme  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  13  Stafford  street 
Anderson,  Mrs  Captain,  5  Roxburgh  place 
Anderson,  Miss  B.  16  Greenside  place 
Anderson,  Miss  Jlargaret  S.  6  Windmill  st. 
Anderson,  Miss  Mary,  dressmaker,  44  India 

place 
Anderson,  Miss  Jessie,  13  Grange  loan 
Anderson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  34  Castle  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Morton  street 
Anderson,  Miss  Annie,  draper,  4  Dublin  st. 
Anderson,  Miss,  milliner,  8  Rutland  place 
Anderson,  Miss,  Rosebank,  Mayfield  loan 
Anderson,  Miss,    stationer   and  news-agent, 

99  Nicolson  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  10  Mansionhouse  road 
Anderson,  Miss,  5  Great  King  street 
Anderson,  Misses,  Mayfield  terrace 
Anderson,  Misses,  20  St  Cuthbert  street 
Anderson,  Misses,   fancy  trimming   shop,  9 

Clerk  street 
Anderson,  Misses,  7  George  square 
Anderson,  jVIisses,  35  West  Nicolson  street 
Andreole,  M.  &  M.  carvers  and  gilders,  look- 
ing glass  manufacturers,  and  plate  glass 
merchants,  174  Cowgate 
Andrew,  Alex.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 31  Couper  street — house,?  Hope  ter. 
Leith 
Andrew,  Thomas,  Starbank,  Trinity 
Andrew,  Mrs,  3  Mary  place 
Andrew,  Mrs,  52  Albany  street 
Andrew,  Mrs,  4  Elder  street 
Angles,  William,  tea  merchant,  134  Nicolson 

street — house,  51  Clerk  street 
Angus,   George,  stockbroker,  4 -a  North  St 

David  street 
Angus,  James  II.  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

4  Downie  place — bouse,  18 
Angus,  J.  plumber,  brassfounder,  and   gas- 
fitter,  Crosscausey  and  6  &  8  ^Y.  Crosscausey 
Angus,  Robert,  28  Bernard  street 
Angus,  Wm.,  agent,  I  Market  street 
Angus,  Mrs  C.  10  Dublin  street 


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Angus,  Mrs,  Orcbardfield  lane 

Angus,  Mrs,  25  Montagu  street 

Angus,  Miss  Jessie,  dressmaker,  44  India  pi. 

Angus,  Miss,  12  Castle  street 

Annan,   J.   plasterer   and   modeller,   S.    W. 

Thistle  street  lane — ho.  18  Dundas  street 
Annandale,     James,    house    carpenter    and 

builder,  Gilmour  park 
Annandale,  Thomas,  surgeon,  3  Hope  street 
Anstey,  Mrs,  8  Randolph  clifF 
Antiquarian  Society  and  Museum,  Royal 

Institution,  Mound — John  Stuart  and  J.  A. 

Smith,  M.D.  secretaries 
Appleby,  Rev.  W.  L.  40  Duke  street,  Leith 
Apthorpe,  Albert  T.,  clerk,  (Joint-Stock  Co. 

Registry  Office),  Exchequer  Chambers — ho. 

17  So.  iSTorton  place 
Arbuckle,  A.  grocer,  13  AthoU  place 
Archer,    Gilbert,  registrar  for  South  Leith, 

103  Constitution  st. — ho.  2  Janefield  place 
Arbuckle,  Joseph,  cutler  and  bandage  maker, 

31  S.  Hanover  street — See  Adv. 
Archer,  J.  gardener,  Larchfield  villa,  Easter  rd. 
Archer,  Professor  T.  C,  director  of  Indus- 
trial Museum,  9  Argyle  square 
Archibald,  Alex.,  69  Rosemount  buildings 
Archibald,  Andrew,  41  Clerk  street 
Archibald,  Andrev/,  baker,  82  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Archibald,  David,  farrier,  166  Rose  street 
Archibald,  Francis,  Old  Ship  hotel,  28  Shore 
Archibald,  George,  baker,  40  Jamaica  street 
Archibald,  George,  engraver,  8  Elm  row 
Archibald,  George,  keeper,  County  ball 
Archibald,  James,  artist,  83  Causeyside 
Archibald,  James,  44  Howe  street 
Archibald,  John,  victual  dealer,  3  Greenslde 

place 
Archibald,  John,  baker,  29  Pitt  street 
Archibald,  John,  coal  merchant,  1  George  at. 
Archibald,  Morris,  11  Henry  street 
Archibald,  R.  tailor  &  clothier,  18  North  br. 
Archibald,  William,  printseller  and  stationer, 

15  Bristo  street, 
Archibald,  Mrs  George,  3  Archibald  place 
Archibald,  Mrs  Margaret,  cutler  and  bandage 

maker,  117  Kirkgate 
Archibald,  Miss,  2  South-west  Circus  place 
Architectural   Institute    of    Scotland,  89 

George  St.— Vf  m.  Miller,  S.S.C.  59  George 

Square,  hon.  sec. 
Arcus,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  29  StaflEbrd  street 
Ardmillan,  Lord,  18  Charlotte  square 
Argus  Life   Insurance  Co.   1   Hill  street — 

Scott,  Bruce,  and  Glover,  W.S.,  agents 
Arkley,  Patrick,  advocate,  29  Great  King  st. 
Arkley,  IMiss  Elizabeth,  furniture  sempstress, 

24  Pleasance 
Armet,  Wm,  &  Son,  tailors,  8  Elder  street 
Armitage,  Alex.  B.  accountant,  14  Dick  place 
Armitage,  Samuel  Harry,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P., 

26  Northumberland  street 
Armour,  Harry,  printer,  54  South  bridge — 

house,  18  Buccleuch  place 


Armour,   Robert  W.,   accountant,    18  Buc- 
cleuch place 
Armour,  Mrs,  provision  shop,  121  Canongate 
Armstrong  &  Hogg,  brassfounders,  gasfitrers, 
and  plumbers,  2.5  Lothian  road — workshops, 
Spittal  street 
Armstrong,  John,  draper,  12  Charlotte  place 
Armstrong,  John  (J.  &  Hogg),  1  Rutland  st. 
Armstrong,  Robert,  photographer,  63  Princes 

street 
Armstrong,  Robert,  lodgings,  27  Nelson  st. 
Armstrong,  Thomas,  cashier,  Bank  of  Scot- 
land— house,  ditto 
Armstrong,  Thos.  teacher,  11  Trinity  crescent 
Armstrong,  W.  music  seller,  stationer,  &c. 

95  Kirkgate. 
Armstrong,  W.  &  A.  cabinet  &  clock  case  mkrs. 

North  Gray's  close,  125  High  street 
Armstrong,  Wra.  chaplain.  House  of  Refuge 
Armstrong,  Miss,  draper,  91  Grassmarket 
Arnaud,  Major,  H.M.I.A.  24  Fettes  Row 
Arniston    Colliery    Offices,     St    Leonard's 

Depot — John  Torrance,  agent 
Arnold,  James,  baker,  25  Home  street 
Arnot  &  Erskine,  china  merchs.  60  West  port 
Arnot,  Rev.  David,  D.D.  38  George  square 
Arnot,  George,  missionary,  7  Fyfe  place 
Arnot,  James,  Upper  Grove  place 
Arnot,  Wm.  china  merchant,  48  High  street 
Arnot,  Rev.  Wm.  1  Churchhill 
Arnot,  Misses,  22  Rutland  square 
Arnott,  A.  mercantile  agent,  13  Salisbury  st. 
Arnott,  James,  W.S.  5  Wemyss  place 
Arnott,  J.  &  Co.   smallware  and   trimming 

merchants,  129  Kirkgate 
Arnott,  Mrs  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  mer.  38 

Potterrow 
Arnott,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  drawing,  and 

French,  48  London  street 
Arnott,  Miss,  5  King's  place,  Leith  walk 
Arnst,  Adam,  artist,  11  Dean  street 
Arthur,  Chas.  treasurer  to  the  Edinburgh  & 

Leith  Gas  Co.  33  Howe  street 
Arthur,  Geo.  2  Wellington  place 
Arthur,  R.  &  R.  H.,  S.S.C,  23  St  Andreiy  sq. 
Arthur,  Richard,  advocate,  40  Northumber- 
land street 
Arthur,  Thomas,  bookseller,  76  So.  Clerk  st. 
Arthur,  Wm.  4  Rankeillor  street 
Arthur,  Mrs  Andrew,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Arthur,  Miss,  2  Wellington  place 
Art,  School  of.  Royal  Institution,  Mound 
Arts,  Royal  Scottish  Society  of— hall,   117 
George  street — .John   Beatson  Bell,  secre- 
tary, 5  Hill  street 
Arts,  Royal  Institution  for  the  Encourage- 
ment of  Fine,  Royal  Institution,  Mound 
Arts,  The  Royal  Association  for  Promotion 

of  Fine,  126  Princes  street 
Aschroft,  Peter,  china  and  glass  warehouse, 

15  North- West  Circus  place 
Asher,  Alex,  advocate,  18  Castle  street 
Assay,  Goldsmiths',  Office,  98  South  bridge 


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Assembly  Rooms,  54  George  street 
Asylum,  Magdalene, Dairy — Miss  Jane  Sidey, 

matron 
Asylum  for  Industrious  Blind,  58  Nicolson 
street — branch  shop,  2l  Frederick  street — 
AVilliam  Martin,  manager 
Asylum  for  the  Female  Blind,  Miss  Gillies, 

matron,  38  Nicolson  street 
Athole  Lodge  of  Free  Gardeners,  T.  Holi- 
day, 17  St  James'  square,  R.W.M.;  John 
Leggat,  14  Nicolson  street,  sec. 
Atkinson  &  Lauder,  clothiers,  8  St  Andrew 

square 
Atkinson,  James  Grahamsby,  teacher  of  music 

and  dancing,  5  Gayfield  place 
Atkinson,  John  Balfour,  8  Royal  terrace 
Atkinson,  J.   T.,  Deputy-Controller,  General 

Post- Office,  16  East  Norton  place 

Atkinson,  R.  coach-hirer,  8  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 

Atlas  Fire  &  Life  Assurance  Co.'s  office — 

W.  White,  12  Frederick  St.,  H.  Tod,  39 

York  pi.,  G.  T.  Chiene,  7  George  st.,  agents 

Auchie,  Alex.  7  St  Andrew  square — house,  4 

Argyle  square 
Auchie,  Alex.,  agent,  Clydesdale  bank.  High 

street — Craigleith  Hill  house 
Auchincloss,  John,  &  Son,  smiths,  129  Rose 

St.  lane — bouse,  15  St  James'  square 
Auchinleck,  John,  Nevvhaven  park 
Auditors'  Office,  16  Royal  Exchange — 10  to 

3;  Saturday,  10  to  12 
Aufrecht,  Theodore,  professor  in  the  Univer- 
sity, 12  Cumin  place.  Grange 
Auld  &  Chalmers,  W.S.  21  Thistle  street 
Auld,    Gideon,     porter,     6    Bowling-green 

street 
Auld,  James,  bootmaker,  375  High  street — 
house,  2  Talbot  place,  East  Preston  street 
Auld,  James,  bootmaker  {the  Edin.  Boot  and 

Shoe  Warehouse)  21  South  bridge 
Auld,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  513  Lawn- 
market — house,  3  James'  court 
Auld,  John,  W.S.  {Auld  6;  Chalmers,  W.S.) 

37  Heriot  row 
Auld,  J.  coal  merchant,  37  William  street 
Auld,  John,  shoemaker,  13  Heriot's  buildings 
Auld,  John,  bootmaker,  9  Elm  row 
Auld,  William,  leather  and  gutta-percha  boot 
and  shoe  manufacturer,  407,  431,  Lawn- 
market — house,  20  Meadow  place 
Auld,  Miss,  62  Northumberland  street 
Auld,  Miss,  matron,  John  Watson's  institution 
Auld,  Miss  B.  lodgings,  10  George  street 
Ayer,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  18  Catherine 

street — house  10 
Ayton,  Edward,  surgeon-dentist,  1  Charlotte 

place 
Aytoun,  James,  26  North  Nelson  street 
Aytoun,  Robert,  W.S.  3  Fettes  row 
Aytoun,  Wm.  Edmondstoune,  advocate,  pro- 
fessor of  rhetoric  and  belles  lettres,  sheriff 
of  Orkney,  16  Great  Stuart  street 
Aytoun,  Misses,  28  Inverleith  row 


Babington,  Mrs  John,  2  Randolph  place 
Badenoch,  G.  R.  secretary  to  the  Scottish  Re- 
formation Society, 'H.  Grange  road 
Baigrie,  George,  agent,  9  Parkside   street. — 

See  Adv. 
Baigrie,  George,  seed  and  hop  agent,  25  North 

bridge 
Baigrie,  Mrs,  coal  merchant,  39  Barony  street 
Baikie,  James  {Knox,  Samuel,  ^  Dickson)^  6 

Gardner's  crescent 
Baikie,  Jas.  mason,  Old  Canonmills  house 
Baikie,  R.,  M.D.,  49  Northumberland  street 
Baildon,  H.  C.  chemist  and  druggist,  73  Princes 

street 
Baildon,  William,  32  Stafford  street 
Baildon,  Miss,  32  Stafford  street 
Bailey,  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  78  Princes  st 
Bailey,  W.  &  J.  A.  china  merchants  and  im- 
porters of  Bohemian  glass,  10  Bristo  place 
Bailey,  John,  3  Greenhill  gardens 
Bailey,  John,  13  Torphichen  street 
Bailey,  Mrs,  34  Findhorn  place 
Bailey,  Mrs  John,  4  Hill  square 
Baillie  &  Palmer,  coach-makers — warehouse, 

1 7  Niddry  street 
Baillie,  Charles,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  12 

Moray  street 
Baillie,   J.  M.,  C.A.  15  Northumberland  st. 
Baillie,  John  {B.  cfc  Palmer),  20  Grange  road 
Baillie,  Nichol,  mercht.,  2  Rill  Bank  crescent 
Baillie,  T.  &  N.  provision  merchants,  15  Vic- 
toria street 
Baillie,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  9  E.  Adam  street 
Baillie,  Walter  (  Warrick  and  B.),  18  Buc- 

cleuch  place 
Baillie,  Wm.  S.  Corn  Exchange  Refreshment 

Rooms,  Leith 
Baillie,  Wm.,  of  Falabill,  W.S.  24  Forth  st. 
Baillie,  Zerub,  69  Gilmore  place 
Baillie,  Mrs  John,  18  Nelson  street 
Baillie,  Mrs  Wm.  R.  3  Northumberland  st. 
Baillie,  Mrs,  3  Atholl  crescent 
Baillie,  Mrs,  sen., of  Culterallers,  31  Rutland  sq. 
Baillie,  Mrs,  7  Lynedoch  place 
Baillie,  Miss,  1  Nelson  street 
Baillie's  School,  4  Marmion  terrace 
Bain,  Daniel,  122  Causeyside 
Bain,  D.  accountant,  2  E.  Broughton  place 
Bain,  Donald,   grocer,  tea,   wine,  and  spirit 
merchant,  QQ  Bristo  street — ho.  34  Clerk  st. 
Bain,  Gilbert,  Mayfield  terrace 
Bain,  James,  cattle  dealer,  3  Summer  bank 
Bain,  John,  letter-carrier,  6  Milne's  buildings 
Bain,  John,  shoemaker,  22  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Bain,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  59  Shore 
Bain,  Kenneth,  baker,  62  India  place 
Bain,  Kenneth,  collector  and  waiter,  6  Great 

Stuart  street 
Bain,  Thos.  cabinetmaker  &  uphoLr.  6  Coates 

place — house,  23  Bread  street 
Bain,  Wm.,  Mayfield  loan 
Bain,  William,  coach  hirer,  Dublin  st.  lane 
Bain,  William,  &  Co.,  Lochrin  iron  and  wire 


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works,  wire  netting,  iron  gate,   and   wire 
fence  makers,  manufacturers  of  iron  stable 
fittings,  engineers,  &c.,  Lochrin. — See  Adv. 
Bain,  William,   manager.   City  of  Glasgow 
bank,  12  Hanover  st. — ho.  6  Inverleith  row 
Bain,  William,  smith  and   edge   tool  manu- 
facturer, 68  Bristo  street 
Bain  Mrs,  5  Cheyne  street 
Bain,  Mrs  Marion,  29  Clarence  street 
Bain  Mrs  Williana,  Sciennes  hill  cottage 
Bain,  Mrs,  broker  and  straw-hat  maker^  149 

Cowgate 
Bain,  Miss,  9  Trinity  crescent 
Bain,  Miss,  121  Princes  street 
Baird,  A.,  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  34  Home  st. 
Baird,  David,  teacher  of  dancing,  Drummond 

Street  hall,  1  Drummond  street 
Baird,   H.   James,    commercial    accountant, 

Easter  Hermitage 
Baird,  Henry  M.  artist,  and  teacher  of  draw- 
ing and  painting,  Easter  Hermitage 
Baird,  Hugh  John,  artist,  and  teacher  of  draw- 
ing and  painting,  Easier  Hermitage 
Baird,  James,  spirit  dealer,  8  Young  street 
Baird,  John,  &  Sons,  skinners,  wool  dealers, 

and  leather  dressers.  Silver  mills 
Baird,  John  W.,  W.S.  4  Drummond  place 
Baird,  John,  lather  and  plasterer,  Low  Brough- 

ton — house,  28  Barony  street 
Baird,  Robert  B.  of  Courance,  10  Bellevue  ter. 
Baird,  Robert,  writer,  Windmill  house.  Wind- 
mill street 
Baird,  Robert,  (G.  P.O.,}  53  Thistle  street 
Baird,  Thos.  fruiterer,  18  Stockbridge  market 
Baird,  William  (G.P.-O.),  31  Minto  street 
Baird,  Wm.  plasterer,  N.  Pitt  street — house, 

13  Pitt  street 
Baird,  Mrs,  21  South  Norton  place 
Baird,  Miss  E.,  dressmaker,  28  Barony  street 
Baird,  Miss,  of  Camelon,  4  S.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Baird,  Miss,  1 8  Leopold  place 
Bakers'  House  of  Call,  2  North  bridge 
Balbirnie,  James,  clerk,  17  Arthur  street 
Balbirnie,  John,   engineer,  superintendent  of 
Harbour  and  Docks,  Leith — ho.  3  Bank  pi. 
Ferry  road 
Balcarras,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  23 

Duke  street 
Balderston,  Mrs,  46  Ann  street 
Balderston,  Miss,  23  Melville  street 
Balfour  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  14  George  st. 
Balfour,  Andrew,  registrar  of  births,  deaths, 
and  marriages  for  district   of  Canongate, 
163  Canongate — house,  7  Union  street 
Balfour,  George  William,  M.D.,  F.Ii.C.P.,  18 

Lynedoch  place 
Balfour,  James,  W.S.  4  Thistle  court — house, 

58  Great  King  street 
Balfour,  J.  H.,  M.D.  professor  of  medicine 

and  botany,  27  Inverleith  row 
Balfour,  John,  &  Co.  corn  factors,  136  Consti- 
tution street 
Balfour,  Jn.  surgeon,  4  St  Bernard's  crescent 


Balfour,  John  Blair,  advocate,  6  India  street 
Balfour,  J.  M.  &  J.,  W.S.  4  Thistle  court 
Balfour,  John,  37  Great  King  street 
Balfour,  John  M.,  W.S.  4  Thistle  court- 
house, Pilrig  house 
Balfour,  Robert,  accountant,  secretary  of  Cift/ 
of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Co.  10  Clare- 
mont  crescent 
Balfour,  Robert,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

132  Fountainbridge 
Balfour,  Thomas  A.  G.,  M.D.,  5  George  square 
Balfour,  Rev.   Wm.,    Holyrood    manse,    St 

John's  hill 
Balfour,  Mrs  Alex.,  Northfield,  Newhaven  rd. 
Balfour,  Mrs,  12  Maitland  street 
Balfour,  Mrs,  4  Eyre  place 
Balfour,  Mrs,  10  East  Claremont  street 
Balfour,  Misses,  7  Union  street 
Balgarnie,  James  Hogarth,  C.A.  9  North  St 
David   street — house,  3  Victoria   terrace, 
Portobello 
Ballantine,  J.  &  Co.  saddlers,  5  Downie  pi. 
Ballantine,  James  (/.  B.  &  Son),  Warrender 

lodge 
Ballantine,  Jas.  &  Son,  glass-stainers  &  house- 

paioters,  42  George  street 
Ballantine,  Robert,  confectioner,  83  St  Leo- 
nard street 
Ballantyne  &  Co.  printers,  Paul's  Work 
Ballantyne,  James,  baker,  42  Clerk  street  and 
9  South  Clerk  st. — house,  42  Findhorn  pi. 
Ballantyne,  Mrs  John,  5  Summerfield,  Leith 
Ballantyne,  Mrs  J.  A.  West  Merchiston  place 
Ballantyne,  Mrs  Wm.  21  Broughton  place 
Ballantyne,  Misses,  dressmakers,  55  India  pi. 
Ballard,  Geo.  S.,  hotel,  17  George  street 
Balleny,  W.  superintendent  of  the  Edinburgh 

Cemetery,  3  Warriston  crescent 
Balleny,  Mrs  John,  9  London  street 
Balleny,  Miss,  57  Albany  street 
Balleny,  Miss,  corset  maker,  1 1  Market  pi. 
Ballingall,  David,  grocer,  37  Kirkgate 
Ballingall,  James,   millwright,   wright,   and 

smith,  30  South  Junction  street 
Ballingall,    Miss    Ann,  provision  merchant, 

71  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Balmain,  James,  4  East  Adam  street 
Balmain,  Thos.  teller.   Commercial  Bank,  8 

Bruntsfield  place 
Balmain,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  14 

Heriot  row 
Balmain,  Mrs,  8  Bruntsfield  place 
Balmer,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  Jamaica  street 
Bambridge,  Miss,  7  Christian  bank 
Bancks,  Henry,  16  Talbot  place 
Bank  of  Scotland,  Bank  st. — Branches,  99 
George  street,  and  36  Constitution  street 
Bankhead,  William,  14  Eton  terrace 
Banks  &  Co.,  engravers,  printers,  and  litho- 
graphers, 26  Waterloo  place 
Banks,  Alex,  engraver,  19  Union  street 
Banks,  Charles,  butcher,  9  India  place 
Banks,  J.  A.  M.A.  13  Gilmore  place 


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Banks,  John,  die  and  stamp  cutter^  59  South 

bridge 
Banks,  Peter,  S.S.C.  19  Mansionbouse  road 
Banks,  W.  Black,  13  Gilmore  place 
Banks,  Miss  J.  2  Teviot  row 
Banks,  Misses,  4  Mayfield  loan 
Bannatyne    Club — David    Laing,   LL.D., 

secretary.  Signet  Library 
Bannatyne,  Adam  Bogle,  advocate,  46  North- 
umberland street 
Bannatyne,  Peter  {National  Bank),  3  South 

Fort  street,  Leith 
Banner,  S.  and  Co.  tea,  coffee,  and  spice  mer- 
chants, 4  and  6  Victoria  terrace 
Bannerraan,  Jas.,  D.D.  professor  of  divinity 

New  College,  7  Clarendon  crescent 
Bannerman,  Mrs,  1 1  Fettes  row 
Bannerman,  Mrs,  embroiderer,  4-b  North  St 

James'  street 
Bannerman,  Miss  Jane,  teacher  of  pianoforte, 

25  St  James'  square 
Baptie,  Mrs,  30  Earl  Grey  st. 
Baptie,  Mrs,  15  Gardner's  crescent 
Barber,  James,  church  officer,  15  Greenside 

row 
Barber,  Mrs,  grocer,  21  Barony  street 
Barber,  Mrs  Helen,  lodgings,  28  India  st. 
Barbour,  A.,  photogx'apher,  47  Whitfield  pi. 
Barbour,  Geo.  F.,  of  Bonskeid,  11  George  sq. 
Barbour,  George  {Scottish  Widows'  Fund),  17 

Gardner's  crescent 
Barcaple,  Lord,  3  Ainslie  place 
Barclay,  Geo.  hat  and  cap  manufacturer  and 

woollen,  warehouseman,  &c.  72  Adam  sq. 
Barclay,  Geo.  {Berry, B.^&  Co.),  1  Carlton  ter- 
race 
Barclay,  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,   1 

Tobago  place — house,  11  W.  Maitland  st. 
Barclay  John,  teacher,  Duncan  place,  Leith 
Barclay,  J.  M.  portrait  painter,  38   Dublin 

street 
Barclay,  Lieut. -Col.  14  Coates  crescent 
Barclay,  Wm.  C,  provision  dealer,  fruiterer, 

and  green-grocer,  25  East  Crosscausey 
Barclay,  William,  umbrella  maker,  69  East 

Crosscausey 
Barclay,  Mrs,  basket  maker,   toy  and  fancy 

warehouse,  71  North  Hanover  street 
Barclay,  Miss,  10  Manor  place 
Barker  and  Forbes,  tailors  and  clothiers,  32 

South  bridge 
Barker,  B.  pawnbroker,  97  Nicolson  street — 

house,  6  Hill  square 
Barker,  Bernard,  clothes  broker,  139  Cowgate 
Barker,  Francis  {B.  ^'  Forbes),  Murray   st., 

Sciennes  hill 
Barker,  Patrick,  furniture  dealer,  26  and  28 

Blair  street 
Barker,  Thos.  29  Bristo  street 
Barker,  T.  &  H.,  hosiers  and  shirtmakers,  6 

Leith  street 
Barland,  John  Watiing,  surgeon,  accoucheur, 

chemist  and  druo-gist,  45  Home  street 


Barlasj  James,  secretary,  Scottish  Union  In- 
surance Co.  Mayfield  terace 

B arias,  Robert,  land  valuator,  80  Gilmore  pi. 

Barnes,  Mrs  Captain,  1  St  Stephen  street 

Barnetson,  Wm.,  joiner,  15  South  College 
street 

Barnetson,  Mrs,  26  Clarence  st. 

Barnett,  Francis,  glass-stainer,  99  Constitu- 
tion street,  Leith 

Barony  of  Broughton  Lodge  of  Free  Garde- 
ners—  Alex.  Westwood,  1  Paterson's  court, 
Barony  street,  treasurer 

Barr,  Wm.  grocer,  30  Cowgate 

Barr,  James  G. ,  1 1  William  street 

Barrie,  Andrew,  jeweller,  clock  and  watch- 
maker (late  Whitelaw  ^  £.),  43  Princes  st. — 
house,  67  Hanover  street 

Barrie,  David,  mason  &  pavement  merchant, 
Scotland  street  station — house,  10  Cumber- 
land street 

Barrie,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  44 
Giles'  street 

Barrie,  George,  writer,  19  Union  street 

Barrie,  James  {D.Firrie  d)  Co.),  49  Consti- 
tution street 

Barron,  Chas.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  12 
Drummond  street 

Barron,  John,  accountant  and  depute  clerk  of 
teinds,  45  Queen  street 

Barron,  Wm.  butcher  &  poulterer,  20  Green- 
side  place 

Barron,  Sirs,  9  Mansfield  place 

Barron,  Mrs  Margaret,  4  Montgomery  street 

Barrowman,  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  mercht, 
1  East  Richmond  street 

Barry  &  Co.  black  lead,  laundry  and  thumb 
blue,  mustard,  and  vinegar  manufacturers 
and  drysalters,  92  North  back  Canongate. — 
See  Adv. 

Barry,  John,  rag,  skin  &  feather  merchant, 
4  Back  of  Vaults,  and  68  Giles'  Street, 
Leith — ho.  33  South  Junction  street 

Barry,  Robert  John,  commission  agent,  8 
Upper  Grey  street 

Barry,  William,  16  Citadel,  Leith 

Barry,  Mrs,  7  Warriston  crescent 

Barstow,  Charles  M.,  C.A.,  32  India  street 

Bartholomew  &  Law  {late  Metcalf  8f  Co.), 
milliners  and  dressmakers,  29  Queen  street 

Bartholomew,  G.  engraver,  6  Elm  row 

Bartholomew,  John,  engraver,  4-a  North 
bridge — house,  53  Dick  place.  Grange 

Barton,  Daniel,  14  Clarendon  crescent 

Barton,  James,  S.S.C.,  7  St  Andrew  square 

Barton,  John,  3  Saunders'  street 

Barton,  Wm.  teacher.  Episcopal  School,  36 
Junction  street 

Barton,  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  30 
Candlemaker  row 

Bartram,  James,  bootmaker,  114  Nicolson  st. 

Barty,  Miss  Margaret,  30  Hamilton  place 

Bathgate,  Geo.  T.,  manager,  Scottish  Trade 
Protection  Society,  8  and  11  Bank  street 


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Bathgate,  John,  29  Cheyne  street 
Bathgate,  Miss,  Merchant  Maiden  Hospital 
Baths,   Public,  12  Nicolson  square — David 

Little^  proprietor 
Bauchope,  John,  teacher,  19  Gayfield  square 
Bauchope,  Robt.  Geo.,  coal  merchant,  Scot- 
land street  coal  depot 
Baxter  &  Mitchell,  W.  S.  9  Rutland  square 
Baxter,  Allan,  smith,  Gilmore  park 
Baxter,    Sir   David,    Bart.,  of    Kilmaron,   5 

Moray  place 
Baxter,  David,  12  Buccleuch  place 
Baxter,  Edmund,  W.S.  9  Rutland  square 
Baxter,  Geo.  china  merchant,  190  Canongate 
Baxter,  James  C,  S.S.C,  7  Howe  street 
Baxter,  John,  printer,  6  James'  court,  and  13 
North  Bank  street — house,  5  Lutton  place 
Baxter,  John,  8  Brunton  place 
Baxter  Robert,  chemist  and  druggist,  3  Black- 
ford place,  Morningside 
Baxter,  Mrs,  3  Stafford  street 
Baxter,  Miss,  dressmaker,  61  Frederick  street 
Bayley,  George, W. S.,  (ilf'J2i^c/iie  B.,  d:  Hen- 

derson),  1 1  Royal  Exchange 
Bayley,  Isaac,  S.S.C.  {M'Ritchie,  B.,  Sf  Hen- 
derson), 13  Regent  terrace 
Bayliss,  Mrs,  lodgings,  39  Charlotte  square 
Bayne,  A.  tailor  and  clothier,  28  Broughton  st. 
Bayne,  Charles,  fruiterer,  5  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Bayne,  C.  A.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  46  Leith 
street  and  42  Princes  street — house,  Craig 
villa,  Murray  field 
Bayne,  Jas.  spirit  dealer,  7  Hanover  street 
Bayne,  John  (^Boyd  4"  B.),  29  Rose  street 
Bayne,  John,   stationer   and   bookseller,   13 

Lev  en  street 
Bayne,  Mrs,  55  Castle  street 
Bayne,  Miss  Lilias,  7  Rankeillor  street 
Beater    Brothers    &    Nell,    drapers,   haber- 
dashers, &  silk  mercers,  77,  78,  78-a,  80-a 
Leith  street 
Beater,  Wm.  B.  wine  and  spirit  mercht.  197 

High  street — house  9  Hill  square 
Beaton,  A.  dyer  and  renovator,  3  Nelson  et. 
Beaton,  Dun.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  6 

Cowgate  head 
Beaton,  John,  spirit  mercht,  135  Nicolson  st. 

— house,  19  W.  Crosscausey 
Beatson,  David  (session-clerk  for  the  city), 
51  Cockburn  street,  and  Registrar  of  Births 
&c.  for  the  district  of  St  Giles — Assistant, 
W.  S.  Sutherland 
Beatson,  George  {Clar/c  ^B.),  11  Clarence  st. 
Beattie,    Adam,    ( William   Beaitie    &   Sons^ 

builders)  Lauriston  villa,  Lauriston  place 
Beattie,  Adam,  miller,  Canonmills — house,  1 

Bellvue  crescent 
Beattie  Geo.  &  Son,  builders,  17  Grove  street 
Beattie,  George,  builder,  13  Grove  street 
Beattie,  David  George,  15  Roxburgh  street 
Beattie,  John,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,   20 

West  Nicolson  street 
Beattie,  John  M.  agent,  1  Fairnington  place 


Beattie,  William  (Geo.  B.  6f  Son)  13  Grove 
street 

Beattie,  Wm.  and  Sons,  builders  and  vrood 
merchts.  15  Fountainbr.,  and  lessees  of 
Binnie  quarry,  3  Port-Hopetoun. 

Beattie,  W.  (  W.B.&^-Sons)^  Lauriston  gardens 

Beattie,  Miss,  1  Trinity  crescent 

Beavis,  David,  41  Pilrig  model  buildings 

Beck,  Miss  Jemima,  3  Stafford  street 

Beda,  Eschricht,  &  Co.  ship  brokers  and 
merchants,  10  Dock  place 

Beda,  A.  W.  Prussian  vice-consul,  10  Dock 
place — house,  4  Queen's  place 

Beddie,  G.  tailor  and  clothier,  104  High  st. 

Beddie,  John,  brassfounder  and  gas-fitter,  104 
High  St. 

Bedford,  Frederick  William,  LL.D.,  house- 
governor,  George  Heriot's  hospital 

Beenie,  Andrew,  9  Hope  park  terrace 

Begbie,  Alex,  shoemaker,  7  Infirmary  street 

Begbie,  James,  M.D.  ,phys.  10  Charlotte 
square 

Begbie,  J.  Warburton,  M.D,  21  Alva  street 

Begbie,  John,  cowfeeder,  48  Crosscausey,  and 
147  High  street 

Begbie,  Peter,  8  Dewar  place 

Begbie,  W.  M.  rector,  6  N.-E.  Circus  place 

Begbie,  W.  35  Scotland  street 

Begbie,  Mrs,  5  Roxburgh  place 

Begg,  Alex.  Henderson,  31  Warriston  cres. 

Begg,  Rev.  J.,  D.D.  ISTewington  manse,  19 
Cumin  place 

Begg,  J.  draper,  20  S.  College  street 

Begg,  Mrs,  8  West  Claremont  street 

Begg,  Mrs,  31  Warriston  crescent 

Begrie,  Mrs  I.  grocer,  73  St  Leonard  street 

Beilby,  Benjamin,  time-keeper,  Leith  Dock 
Commission,  6  Yardheads 

Beilby,  Geo.  Thos.,  M.D.  surgeon.  Falcon 
cottage,  Morningside 

Beilby,  Mrs,  7  Randolph  cliff 

Beith,  Robert,  furniture  dealer,  105  Kirkgate 

Beith,  Donald  {Murray^-  Beith),  43  Castle  st. 

Belford,  Colin  G.  5  Dundas  street 

Belfrage  &  Shearer,  hosiers,  glovers,  shirt- 
makers,  and  ladies'  outfitters,  80  George  st. 
— house,  G  Saxe-Coburg  place 

Belfrage,  Mrs,  18  Nelson  street 

Bell  &  Bradfute,  booksellers,  12  Bank  street 

Bell  &  Co.  boot  and  shoe  makers,  33  South 
bridge 

Bell  &  Dodds,  shoemakers,  12  Victoria  st. 

Bell  &  McLean,  W.S.  5  Hill  street 

Bell,  Rannie,  and  Co.  wine  merchants,  62 
Constitution  street,  Leith 

Bell  &  Scott,  builders  and  house-carpenters, 
Heriot  hill,  Canonmills 

Bell,  A.  &  Son,  ironmongers,  7  Frederick  st. 
— house,  22  Rutland  square 

Bell,  Alex.  Melville,  prof,  of  elocution  and 
vocal  physiology,  for  the  removal  of  stam- 
mering, &c.  13  South  Charlotte  street,  and 
Milton  Cottage,  Trinity. — See  Adv. 


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Bell,  Alex.  M.,  W.S.  E.  Jlorningside  house 
Bell,  Alex,  beadle,  St  Stephen's  church 
Bell,    A.   Beatson,   advocate,  20  Great  King 
Bell,  Archibald,  bookbinder,  40  East  Rosest. 

street  lane — house,  57  Hanover  street 
Bell,  Benjamin,  surg.  F.R.C.S.  8  Shandwick 

place 
Bell,    Benj.   R.   advocate,   sheriff  of   Banff, 

Elgin,  and  Nairn,  5  Rutland  square 
Bell,  Chas.  Y.  Beatson,  W.S.  5  Hill  street 
Bell,  David,  14  Cumberland  street 
Bell,  G.  Graham,  advocate,  43  Melville  st. 
Bell,  Geo.,  M.D.,  16  Alva  street 
Bell,  James  &  Son,  bell  hangers  and  Venetian 
window-blind  makers,  16-a  S.  St  Andrew  st, 
and  16  S.  St  David  st. 
Bell,  J.  A.  architect,  69  York  place 
Bell,  James,  &  Co.  wine  merchants  and  corn 

factors,  50  Bernard  street,  Leith 
Bell,  James,  S.S.C.  25  North  Bridge— house, 

25  York  place 
Bell,  James  {B.  ^  S.),  22  Calton  hill 
Bell,  John  Beatson,  W.S.  Agent  for  Church 
of  Scotland,  5  Hill  street — house,  20  Great 
King  street 
Bell,  John  H.  coach  builder,  Gibraltar  villa 
Bell,  John,  writer,  23  Cheyne  street 
Bell,  John,  bootmaker,  22  Charlotte  place 
Bell,  John  M.  W.S,  East  Morningside  house 
Bell,  John  (E.  F.  B.  and  Son),  18  Scotland  st. 
Bell,  John  (Burns  cfc  Bell),  II  Bank  street 
Bell,   Joseph,    lecturer    on    surgery,    M.D., 

F.R.C.S.,  8  Shandwick  place 
Bell,  Lawrence  R.  (./-  B.  Sf  Co.),  I   Queen's 

place,  Leith 
Bell,  Peter,  41  Gilmore  place 
Bell,  P.  smith  and  ironmonger,  9  North-west 

Circus  place 
Bell,  Peter,  builder  and  mason,  Couper  street 

— house,  24  Mitchell  street 
Bell,  Peter,  smith,  N.-W.  Thistle  street  lane 

— house,  29  Thistle  street 
Bell,  Peter,  bootmaker,  8  Shrub  place 
Bell,  Robert  C,  historical  &  portrait  engraver, 

2  Preston  terrace 
Bell,  Robert,  dairy,  1  Grove  place 
Bell,  Robert  F,  &  Son,  corn  factors  and  chemi- 
cal  manure   manufacturers — works,    Sala- 
mander street — office,  5  Union  place 
Bell,  Robert,  wright,  25  Potterrow— ho,  48 
Bell,  Thomas,  4  Henderson  row 
Bell,  Thos.  {Bell  Sf  Scott),  St  Mary's  cottage, 

Bellevue 
Bell,  Thomas,  smith,  Broughton  market — ho. 

84  Barony  street 
Bell,  Thomas,  waiter  and  church  officer,  117 

George  street 
Bell,  Walter,  &  Son,  slaters  and  chimney- 
sweepers, and  smoke  curers,  9  Queensferry 
street  lane — house,  8  Wallace  place 
Bell,  William  H.  assistant  clerk  of  Session  and 
circuit  clerk  of  Justiciary,  6  Archibald 
place 


Bell,  Wm.  sacking  rope  and  twine  manufac- 
turer, Whitfield  place,  Leith  walk 
Bell,  William,  stock  and  share  broker, 8  North 

St  David  street — house,  6  Melville  street 
Bell,  Wm.,  blacksmith,  17  St  Leonard  street 
Bell,  W.  bootcloser,  3  N.  St  James'  street 
Bell,  Mrs  Adam,  Larkfield,  Trinity 
Bell,  Mrs  Glassford,  32  Howard  place 
Bell,  Mrs  J.  B.,  15  Lauder  road 
Bell,  Mrs  R.  F.,  2  Baxter's  place 
Bell,  Mrs,  1  Steel's  place,  Morningside 
Bell,  Mrs,  grocer,  2  E.  Arthur  place 
Bell,  Mrs,  43  East  Claremont  street 
Bell,  Mrs,  16  Alva  street 
Bell,  Mrs,  22  Forth  street 
Bell,  Mrs,  shoe  warehouse,  14  Hanover  street 
Bell,  Miss,  2  Barony  street 
Bell,  Miss  Grace  H.,  Greenhill  park 
Bell,  Miss  Jane,  dressmaker,  22  Calton  hill 
Bell,   Misses,    boarding  and   day  school  for 

young  ladies,  15  Lauder  road 
Bellairs,  Geo.,  Crown  Chamberlain  and  Re- 
ceiver for   Scotland,  Gen,  Reg,  House- 
house,  Mount  lodge,  Portobello 
Benevolent  and  Strangers'  Friend  Society, 
84    High   street — Robert  Anderson,   trea- 
surer 
Beuham,  John  (Attending Boatman,  Inchkeith), 

Granton  pier 
B E  N H  AR  C olliery  Office,  Haymarket  station — 

C.  Brown,  agent 
Benholme,  Hon.  Lord,  76  Great  King  street 
Bennet,   Archibald,   sec.   Bank  of  Scotland^ 
8    Eton    terrace,    also    Caroline     lodge, 
Duddingston 
Bennet,  D.  dispensing  chemist,  154  Canon- 
gate 
Bennet,  D.  lace  merchant,  131  Princes  street, 

and  44  Leith  street — ho.  1  London  st. 
Bennet,  James,   lace   merchant,    II   and   12 

North  bridge 
Bennet,  James,  5  Hope  street,  Leith 
Bennet,  John,  carrier,  11  Dock  place — house, 

Albany  cottage,  Leith 
Bennet,  W.  2  Kyle  pi.  Madeira  st.  Leith 
Bennet,  Ann  and  Maria,  drapers,  138  Kirk- 
gate 
Bennett,  J.   H.,  M.D.  prof,  of  institutes  or 
medicine,  University,  and  consulting  phy- 
sician, 1  Glenfinlas  street 
Bennett,  Mrs,  7  Vanburgh  place 
Bernard  &  Co.,  rectifiers,  Leith  Distillery 
Bernard,    James,   china   warehouse,  8    Low 

Market  street 
Bernard,  James  A.  distiller,  4  Manor  place 
Bernard,  Thos.  and  Jas.  brewers,  71  North! 

back  of  Canongate 
Bernard,  Thomas  (T.   ^  J.  B.),  8  Leopold 

place 
Bernardes,  Robert,  boatbuilder,  Newhaven 
Berry,  Barclay,  &  Co.  corn-factors,  127  Con 

stitution  street 
Berry,  Alexander,  10  Society 


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Berry,  Jas.  glass  and  cbiua  rivetter,  30  W. 

Norton  place 
Berry,  James,  saddler,  13  Bread  street 
Berry,  John,  plasterer,  3  Greenside  row 
Berry,  Robert  and  Alex,  builders,  10  Society 
Berry,  Robert,  advocate,  5  Fettes  row 
Berry,  T.  M.  saddler,  11  Constitution  street 
Berry,  Thos.,  gunmaker,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
Berry,  Walter  {B.  Barclay  ^  Co.),  16  Carlton 

terrace 
Berry,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Tayfield,  5  Fettes  row. 
Berry,  Miss,  superintendent,  Ulbster  Industrial 

Sc/iool,  Water  of  Leith 
Bertram,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

95  Nicolson  street — house,  4>  ,St  Leonard 

street 
Bertram,    George,  millwright  and   engineer, 

35  West  Sciennes — ho.,  Sciennes  Hill  house 
Bertram,  J.  &  Son,  engineers  and  millwrights, 

Leith  walk  foundry 
Berti'am,  James,  14  Clerk  street 
Bertram,  J.  {North  Briton),  1  Mound  place. 
Bertram,  John  A.  and  Co.  wine  merchants, 

7  Quality  street 
Bertram,  Mrs,  1  Anderson's  place 
Bertram,  Mrs,  Middlefield  house 
Bertram,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  10  St  Patrick  sq. 
Bertram,  Miss,  of  Kerswell,  21  Rutland  sq. 
Berwick,  Wm.  &  Co.   brewers,  south   back 

of  Canongite 
Berwick,  William  D.  50  Albany  street 
Berwick,  Mrs  J.  39  Bernard  street 
Bethune,  David,  refresht.  rooms,  8  Catherine 

street 
Bethune,    Norman,   M.D.,    F.R.C.S.E.    12 

Rutland  place 
Beveridge,  A.  &  J.  merchants  and  commission 

agents,  37  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Beveridge,  Alex.  {A.  ^  J.  B.)  9  James'  place, 

Leith  links 
Beveridge,  A.,  &  Co.,  malt  vinegar  and  pickle 

merchants,  247  Cowgate 
Beveridge,  Andrew,  S.S.C.,  81-A  George  st. 
Beveridge,  David,  tailor,  13  St  James'  square 

reveridge,  John,  practitioner  for  synovial  dis- 
eases, 30  London  street 
Beveridge,  John  {A.  ^-  J.  B.)  4  Smith's  pi. 
Beveridge,  P.  S.,  S.S.C.  38  Bernard  street 
Beveridge,  Robert,  baker,  54  London  street 
Beveridge,  William  T,  R.  assistant  clerk  of 

Session,  39  Dublin  street 
Beveridge,  Mrs  T.  Knox,  98  Lauriston  place 
Beveridge,  Mrs,  3  John's  place,  Leith 
Beveridge,  Mrs  Maria,  spirit  dealer,  Bonning- 

ton  bridge 
Bews  &  Kendall,  com.  agents,  1  Wet  Docks 
Bews,  J.  M.  writer,  8  Chapel  street 
Bickerton,    George  {Edinburgh  Institution), 

28  Torphichen  street 
Biggar  and  Stockman,  merchants,  70  Timber 

bush 
Biggar,  John,  architect,  16  St  Patrick  square 
iiggar,  Walter,  15  Claremont  crescent 


Biggar,  Mrs,  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Bigbam,  Miss,  upholsteress,  2  Hamilton  pi. 
Bill-Chamber,  Register  house 
Billet-Master's  Office,  Police  office,  Leith 
Binnie,  Geo.  coach-hirer,  13  Wright's  houses 
Binnie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  48  Grassmarket 
Binny,  G.  and  J.,  AV.S.,  21  Duke  street 
Binny,  Graham,  {G.  d;  J.  B.),  9  Hart  street 
Binny,  John,  {G.  ^  J.  B.),  9  Hart  street 
Bird,   Thomas,   milliner,  26  and  27    South 

bridge — house  3  Nicolson  square 
Bird,  Mrs,  7  India  street 
Birkmyre,   Rev.  John,  D.D.  4  Comely  bank 
Birnie,  J.  B.  L.,   advocate,  44  Great  King 

street 
Birnie,  Mrs,  midwife,  3  Jamaica  st. 
Birrel,  Henry,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 

Salisbury  st — house,  2  Hope  Park  crescent 
Birrel,  John,  10  East  Norton  place 
Birrel,  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  347  Cowgate 
Birrel,  Mrs  Catharine,  13  Buccleuch  street 
Birrell,  Jaoies,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  523 

Lawnmarket 
Birrell,  Mrs,  10  London  street 
Bishop,  Geo.  D.  printer,  22  St  Leonard  st. 
Bishop,  Jas.  coal  merchant,  10  Port-Hopetoun 

— ho.  3  Downie  place 
Bishop,  John,  ironmonger,  13  Canning  pi. 
Bishop,  John,  74  S.  Clerk  street 
Bishop,  John,  confectioner,  16  Canongate 
Bishop,  John  B.  {Royal  Bank  of  Scotland), 

10  Salisbury  road 
Bishop,  W.  C,  6  Annfield,  Newhaven 
Bishop,  Mrs,  46  Great  King  street 
Bishop,  Mrs,  39  Albany  street,  Leith 
Bishop,  Mrs,  1  Lower  Gilmore  place 
Bishop,  Miss,  3  Leopold  place 
Bisset,  Archibald,   milliner  and  draper,   43 

Home  street 
Bisset,  David,  vpriter,  3  Cheyne  street 
Bisset,  James,  baker,  1 1  Cltrk  street 
Bisset,  Wemyss,  painter  and  glazier,  1 1  Hill 

place 
Bisset,  Wm.  jeweller  and  hair  worker,  16 

Rose  street 
Bisset,    Mrs     Catherine    A.    lodgings,    118 

Princes  street 
Bisset,  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  7  India  street 
Bisset,  Miss  Margaret,  dressmaker,  12  South 

Castle  street 
Black  Ball  Line  of  Australian  Packets,  37 

George  street — J.  P.  Oliver,  agent 
Black,  Adam  and  Chas.  booksellers  and  pub- 
lishers, 6  North  bridge 
Black,  A.,  spirit  merchant,  170  Rose  street 
Black,  Adam,  M.P.  38  Drummond  place 
Black,  A.  R.,  S.S.C.,  4-a  North  St  David 

street 
Black,  A.  and  F.  toy  and  fancy  warehouse, 

37  South  Hanover  street 
Black,  Andrew,  brushmaker,  30-a  St  Andrew 

square — house,  4  North  St  Andrew  street 
Black,  D.  M.  &  H.,  W.S.  21  St  Andrew  sq. 


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Black,  David,  tobacconist,  27  Princes  street 

and  70  Leitb  st. — house,,  8  Barony  street 
Black,   David  Martin,    W.S.  21    St  Andrevr 

square 
Black,  Daniel  and  Miss,  (^Boarding  and  Edu- 
cational Establishmenf)  ^  21  Forth  street 
Black,  Edvv.  surveyor,  50-a  North  Frederick 

street 
Black,  Francis  {A.  and  C.  B.),  39  E.  Clare- 

mont  street 
Black,  G.  grocer,  9  Fox  lane,  Leith 
Black,  George,   messenger  -  at  -  arms,   30    St 

James'  square 
Black,  G.,  druggist,  Maitland  pi.  Newhaven 
Black,  Henry  solicitor,  21  St  Andrew  square 
Black,  Hugh  (G.P."O.)40  Model  buildings 
Black,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.L.,  F.R.S.E., 

2  George  square 
Black,   James,  smith  and  machine  maker,  4 

Dalrymple  place 
Black,  James,  30  Saxe-Coburg  place 
Black,  James  {^Duncan  ^-  Dewar),  112  Lau- 

riston  place 
Black,  James  Tait,  27  Great  King  street 
Black,   John   Milne,    {J.   Milne  ^    Co.)  30 

Danube  street 
Black,  John,  grocer,  20  Cumberland  street 
Black,  John  {G.  P.-O.),  11  Spring  gardens, 

Abbey  hill 
Black,  John,  paper-ruler,  162  High  street 
Black,  John,  &  Son,  masons,  68  Rosemount 

buildings 
Black,  John,  advocate,  33  Northumberland 

street 
Black,  John  {Cay  Sf  Black),  65-AGeorge  st. 
Black,  John,  clothier,  13  S.  Frederick  street 

— house,  19  India  street 
Black,  M.  &  M.  tobacconists  and  news  agents, 

4  Roxburgh  place 
Black,  Peter,  joiner,  Hillhousefield 
Black,  Wm.  merchant,  20  Haddington  place 
Black,  Wm.  R.  23  East  Drummond  street 
Black,  W.  and  J.  clothiers  and  general  out- 
fitters, 13  Commercial  place.  North  Leith 
Black,  W.  (  W.  and  J.  Black),  13  Bonnington 

place 
Black,  W.  R.  wine  merchant,  99  George  st. 
Black,  William,  2  Hill  place 
Black,  William,  2  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Black,  Wm.   {Edin.  Water   Co.),  26  Home 

street 
Black,  Mrs.  6  Darnaway  street 
Black,  Mrs,  china  dealer,  9  S.  Richmond  st. 
Black,  Miss  A.  glass  and  china  warehouse, 

19  Howe  street 
Black,  Miss  A.  lodgings,  15  Dublin  street 
Blackadder,  Jas.  34  Abercromby  place 
Blackie,  John,  market  gardener,  Claremont 

park 
Blackburn,  Andrew,  38  Greenhill  gardens 
Blackburn,  R.  B.  advocate,  ,58  Frederick  st 
Blackburn,  Mrs,  32  Gayfield  square 
Blackball  Brothers,  comb,  brush,  and  per- 


fumery manufacturers,  15  and  19  New  st. 

and  22  North  bridge 
Blackball,  David,  69  Abbey  hill 
Blackhal],  John  W.  bookseller,  2  N.  Newing- 

ton  place 
Blackball,  Mrs  James,  22  Upper  Grey  st. 
Blackie  and  Son,  publishers  and  booksellers, 

5  South  College  street 
Blackie,   Alex,  porter   and  gardener.    Royal 

Infirmary 
Blackie,  George  V.  gardener,  9  Summerfield 
Blackie,  John  Stuart,  professor  of  Greek,  24 

Hill  street 
Blackie,  J.  R.  watchmaker,  36  Bridge  street 
Blackie,  John,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  nierch. 

3  S.  College  street — house,  138  Nicolson  st. 
Blackie,  T.  {Water  Co.),  6  Haddington  place 
Blackie,  Miss,  17  Manor  place 
Blacklaw  &  Ross,  millers,  Marr's  mill,  Water 

of  Leith 
Blackstock,  Mrs,  2  Alva  street 
Blackweli,  Mrs  R.  Somerville  cottage,  Leith 

walk 
Blackwood,   Alexander,    shipmaster,   3   Fort 

street,  Leith 
Blackwood,  James,  5  Archibald  place 
Blackwood,  Jas.  W.S.  stock  and  share  broker, 

19  St  Andrew  square — house,  32  Alva  st. 
Blackwood,  John  ( W.  B.  Sf  Sons),  3  Ran- 
dolph crescent 
Blackwood,  Wm.(  W.  B.  S^  Sons),  2  Ainslie  pi. 
Blackwood,  T.  and  J.  silk  mercers,  43  Geo.  st. 
Blackwood,  William,   and    Sons,  publishers 

and  booksellers,  45  George  street 
Blackwood,  W.  &  Sons,  printers,  32  Thistle  st. 
Blackwood,  Wm.   {T.  ^  J.  Blackwood),  5 

Clarendon  crescent 
Blackwood,  Mrs,  2  Ainslie  place 
Blackwood,  Miss,  14  Carlton  street 
Blackwood,  Miss,  11  Charlotte  square 
Bladworth,  Richd.  wholesale  ironmonger,  55 

George  IV.  Bridge — house,  3  Fingal  place 
Blaik,  David,  engraver,  34  North  bridge 
Blaikie,  G.  F.  practical  engineer,  3  Comely 

green  place 
Blaikie,  Thomas  (X  G.  Thomson  di   Co.),  29 

St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Blaikie,  William,  provision  merchant,  3  Rose 

street 
Blaikie,  Rev.  W.  G.,  D.D.,  Pilrig  manse,  Pikig 

street 
Blaikie,  Mrs,  draper,  9  Broughton  street 
Blaikie,  Mrs,  7  Windsor  street 
Blain,  William,  3  Dalgleish  place 
Blain,  Mrs,  5  Deanhaugh  street 
Blair,  Alex,  advocate,  15  Randolph  crescent 
Blair,  C.  67  Gilmore  place 
Blair,  D.  grocer  and  victualler,  96  Abbey  hill 
Blair,   Hugh   {Hunter,  B.,  and  Cowan),  15; 

Randolph  crescent 
Blair,  James,  drysalter,  40  Leith  street— ho. 

1 5  South  Norton  place 
Blair,  James,  hatter,  131  Kirkgate 


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Blair,  J.  dairyman  and  gardener.  Cherry  bank 
Blair,  John  A.   {Horsburgh  ^^  B.),  1  West 

Mayfield  loan 
Blair,  Robert,  Italian  wareh.  &  confectioner, 

37  George  street — house,  50 
Blair,  T.  spirit  dealer,  62  Cumberland  st.  lane 
Blair,  Mrs  F.  Marionville,  Mercbiston 
Blair,  Mrs  W.  D.  15  Howard  place 
Blair,  Mrs,  13  Alva  street 
Blair,  Miss  Elizabeth,  16  Grove  street 
Blair,  Miss  J.  Hunter,  8  Torphichen  street 
Blair,  Misses,  15  Howard  place 
Blake,  Andrew,  10  Brougham  street 
Blakemore,    Joseph,     commission     agent,    1 

John's  place,  St  Leonard  street 
Blanc,   Victor,    importer   of  ladies'   French 

boots  and  shoes,  69  George  street 
Bland,  John,  inspector.  East  Coast  Railway 

Companies,  20  Cockburn  street 
Blane,  William,  grocer,  7  Buccleuch  street 
Blanshard,  Geo.  {Raimes,  B.,  ^  Co.),  7  Carl- 
ton terrace 
Blanshard,  Thos.  (Raimes,  B,,  ^  Co.),  Smith's 

place 
Blanshard,  Miss,  Smith's  place 
\  Bleakley,   John,  boot   and  shoe  maker,   143 

High  street 
Bloxsom,  T.  P.  commission  agent,  2  Morning- 
side  place 
Blind  Asylum,  58  and  38  Nicolson  street — 

Samuel  Hay,  treasurer ;  F.  H.  Carter,  sec. ; 

William  Martin,  manager. 
Blind,  School  for  the,  2  Gay  field  square — E. 

Sutherland,  treasurer 
Blues,  Wm.,  4  South  Gray  street 
Blumenreich,  Rev.  John,  teacher  of  Hebrew 

and  German,  35  George  IV.  Bridge 
Blyth,  6.  &  E.,  civil  engineers,  135  George 

street 
Blyth,  Benj.  Hall,  civil  engineer,  {B.  Sf.  E. 

B.),  12  Hope  terrace 
Blyth,    David,  glazier,  and  house  agent,  5 

Riego  street 
Blyth,  David  Wishart,  lithographic  printer, 

2  Quality  street,  Leith — ho.  1 1  Glover  st. 

II  Blyth,  Edward  L.  I.  civil  engineer,  {B.  Sf  E. 
B.),6  Church  hill 
I  Blyth,  Howard,  14  Church  hill 
Blyth,  Robert,  officer  of  Customs,  15  Cannon 

street.  North  Leith 
Blyth,  R.  spirit  dealer,  1  Portland  pi.  Leith 
Blyth,  Mrs  Chas.  lodgings,  10  Baker's  place 
Blyth,  Mrs,  Abbotsford  park 
Blyth,    Yule,   &  Co.    Misses,   milliners  and 

dressmakers,  112  George  street 
Blyth,  Miss,  teacher  of  English,  13  Rutland 
square 

,j   IBoa,  James,  dairyman,  5  Veitch's  place 

j   LBoaden,  Wm.  shipmaster,  27  Albany  st.  Leith 

iBoag,  James  R.  wine  merchant  and  family 

grocer,  55  S.  Clerk  st. — ho.  4  Seaton  place 

Boag,  D.  stoneware  merchant,  30  Water  lane 

Boak,  Alex.,  17  Eristo  street 


Boak,  Allan,  tanner,  currier,  &  leather  japan- 
ner,  25  and  59  West  port — ho.  Rose  hill, 
Abbotsford  park 
Boe,  S.,  13  High  street 
Boggie,  W.  16  Broughton  place 
Bogie,  James,  smith,  So.-East  Thistle  st.  lane 

— house,  9  Thistle  street 
Bogie,  Miss,  lace  cleaner,  22  Rose  street 
Bogie,Andrew,W.S.,  22  Castle  street — house, 

21  St  Andrew  square 
Bogle,  Rev.  Wm.  teacher,  Dr  Bell's  school, 

Greenside — house,  14  Barony  street 
Bogie,  Mrs  Wm.,  1 9  Blacket  place 
Bogue,  Jas.  W.  architect,  7  New  Broughton 
Bogue,  Mrs,  16  Gardner's  crescent 
Bogue,  j\Iiss,  16  Gardner's  crescent 
Bolam,  Jas.  teacher,  60  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Bolam,  J.  broker,  268  Cowgate 
Boland,  Thos.  broker,  270  Cowgate 
Bolt,  James,  grocer,  5  Dock  place 
Bolton  and  Co.  ship-chandlers,  painters,  and 

paper-hangers,  15, 16,  and  17  Commercial  pi, 
Bolton,  David  {Bolton  and  Co.),  5  Bank  place 
Bolton,  John,  6  Hawthorn  bank  place.  North 

Leith 
Bolton,  Miss  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  39  Leith 

wynd 
Bonar,  Jas.,  W.S.  (Taicse  &  -B.)  15  York  pi. 
Bonar,  Mrs  T.  96  Lauriston  place 
Bonar,  Miss,  15  Ann  street 
Bonar,  Miss,  6  Union  street 
Bone,  J.  tailor  and  clothier,  86  South  bridge 
BoNNiNGTON  Clicmical  Company, Bennington 
Bonnar,  T.,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Bonnar,  Mrs,  28  Scotland  street 
Bonny  man.  Miss,  2  Slirub  place 
Boog,  William,  2  Atholl  place 
Boog,  Mrs,  19  Grange  road 
Boog,  Mrs,  4  Duncan  street,  Drummond  pi. 
Boosie,  Andrew,  live-stock  agent,  10  Lauris- 
ton lane 
Booth,  Wm.  20  Heriot  place 
Borders,  Fred,  wood  engraver,  1  London  st. 
Boreham,  James  {Signet  Office^  and   gown 

keeper),  35  South  bridge 
Borland,  Wm.,  anctioneer  and  general  agent, 

100  Victoria  street — house,  1  Argyle  square 
Borrowman,  John,  wright  and  house  agent. 

Royal  crescent,  and  E.  Cumberland  street 

lane — ho.  5  Mackenzie  place 
Borrowman,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

25  Pleasance 
Borrowman,  Wm.  victual  dealer,  86  St  Mary's 

wynd — house,  Hay  cottage,  Gilmerton 
Borthwick,  Alex,  flesher,  6  Veal  market 
Borthwick,  Jas-  14  Claremont  crescent 
Borthwick,  James  {H.M.  Ctis^oiMs), 25  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Borthwick,  James,  chimney-sweep,  1 1  Green- 
side  place 
Borthwick,  John,  6  Hamburgh  place 
Borthwick,    John,    teacher,    Lothian    Road 

School,  16  Lothian  road 


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Borthwick,  Tho.  accountant,  28  Rutland  st. 
Bortliwick,  Mrs,  1 9  Great  Stuart  street 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Crookston,  11  AthoU 

crescent 
Borthwick,  Mrs,  chimney-sweep,  5  Greenside 

place 
Borthwick,  Miss,  1  Inverleith  row 
Boswell,   Alex,  brush,   trunk,   portmanteau, 
and  bellows  manufacturer,  8  South  Hano- 
ver St.  and  40  Nicolson  st. — ho.  4  Salisbury 
road 
Botanical  Society,  ,5  St  Andrew  square 
Botanic  Gardens,  Inverleith  Row 
Eouch,  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  pajnter, 

2  Hill  street — house,  5  Malta  terrace 
Boulton,  J.,  capt.  and  adj.  Edin.  City  Artil- 
lery Militia,  Bangholm  bower.  Trinity 
Bourhill,  David,  baker,  36  No.  Frederick  st. 
Bourhill,  Jas.  E.,  painter,  31  So.  Castle  st. 
Bourhili,  Mrs,  5  Young  street 
Bourgois,  Mrs,  tavern,  25  Fleshmarket  cl. 
Bow,  James,  baker,  6  N.  College  street 
Bow,  Robt.  H.,  C.E.  7  South  Gray  street 
Bow,  Thos.,  cowfeeder,  4  E.  Sciennes  street 
Bow,  Mrs  Dr,  7  South  Gray  street 
Bow,  Miss,  2  Gillespie  street 
Bowack,  Mrs  Nicol,  6  Barony  st. 
Bowden,  Mrs,  23  St  James'  square 
Bowden,  Mrs,  14  Bruntsfield  place 
Bowe  &  Christie,  sugar  merchants,  54  North 

bridge 
Bowe,  James  {B.  and  Christie'),  23  Minto  st. 
Bowe,  Mrs  William,  1  Hope  street,  Leith 
Bower,  J.,  249  Canongate 
Bower,  Robt.  (G.P.-O.),  Grindlay  st. 
Bower,  Mrs  M.  1  Rankeillor  street 
Bowers,  A.  lodgings,  53  North  Castle  street 
Bowhill,  Mrs,  2  Heriot  row 
Bowie,  Andrew  F.,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Bowie,  Hugh,  bookbinder,  9  Carrubber's  close 
Bowie,  Henry,  secretary.  Philosophical  Insti- 
tution, Edinforth  cottage,  Wardie 
Bowie,  James,  com.  traveller,  34  Clerk  street 
Bowie,  J.  T.,  C.  A.,  38  Great  King  street 
Bowie,  M.  and  Co.,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

raerchts.  5  Blenheim  place 
Bowie,  Mathew  {M.  B.  and  Co.)  38  Great 

King  street 
Bowie,  Mrs,  22  Dean  terrace 
Bowie,  Misses,  muslin  printers  and  baby  linen 
manufacturers,  87  Princes  st.  and  68  Leith 
street 
Bowlby,  Mrs  Capt.  3  Hamilton  pi.  Newington 
Bowles,  Mrs  Mary,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse, 

24  St  Mary's  wynd 
Bowton,  John,  confectioner,  3  Hamilton  pi. 

Stockbridge 
Boyack,  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  17 

Hill  place 
Boyack,  James,  1 5  Richmond  place 


Boyce,  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  13  Constitu- 
tion street,  Leith 

Boyd,  Bayne,  &  Co.  fruiterers,  41  Princes  st. 

Boyd,  Aw.  millwright,  Flora  ha'.  Grove  road 

Boyd,  Rev.  A.  K.  H.,  D.D.  78  Great  King 
street 

Boyd,  G.  W.  &  Co.  printers,  13  North 
Bank  street 

Boyd,  J.  {B.  Bayne,  S^  Co.),  4  E.  Broughton 
place 

Boyd,  James,  cabinetmaker,  14  Scotland  st. 

Boyd,  James  L.,  S.S.C.  (Murdoch,  Boyd,  8f 
Henderson),  S  South  Fort  street 

Boyd,  James,  4  Moray  place 

Boyd,  John,  upholsterer,  undertaker,  &  ap- 
praiser, 2  York  place 

Boyd,  .John,  34  Albany  street 

Boyd,  Jn.  {Oliver S^  B.),  27  Melville  street 

Boyd,  Thos.  J.  (  Oliver  8j-  B.),  11  Regent  ter- 
race 

Boyd,  Thomson  {Oliver  §*  B.),  14  Royal  ter- 
race 

Boyd,  Rev.  W.  15  Seton  place 

Boyd,  Mrs  Andrew,  cook,  19  Jamaica  street 

Boyd,  Mrs  James,  6 1  Clerk  street 

Boyd,  Mrs,  2  Clarence  street 

Boyd,  Mrs,  5  So.  Fort  street 

Boyd,  Mrs,  register  for  servants,  22  Had- 
dington place 

Boyd,  Miss,  27  South  Clerk  street 

Boyd,  Miss,  7  Scotland  street 

Boyd,  Miss,  ladies'  under-clothing  and  baby- 
linen  warehouse,  12  Clerk  street 

Boylan,  P.  tail.  &  clothier,  15  St  Mary's  wynd 

Boyle,  James,  tailor,  10  Heriot  buildings 

Boyle,  James,  printseller  and  picture-frame 
maker,  51  Pleasance 

Boyle,  Mrs,  herbalist,  midwife  and  medical 
botanist,  21  St  John  street 

Boyle,  Mrs,  staymaker,  21  Bank  st. — house  4 

Boyne,  Alex,  spirit  dealer,  17  Sandport  st. 

Bradbrook,  Richard,  grocer,  Newhaven 

Bradshaw  Brothers,  general  dealers.  Com- 
mercial house,  50  Nicolson  street,  and  7  St 
Patrick  square 

Bradshaw,  James,  5G  Nicolson  street 

Brady,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
129  Grassmarket 

Braid,  Andrew,  21  St  Andrew  square 

Braid,  Wm.  victual-dealer,  17  Arthur  street 

Braid,  Wm.,  8  Keir  street 

Braidwood  &  Fowler,  wholes.  &  ret.  tea  &  cof. 
deal,  and  grocers,  1  Sandport  street,  Leith 

Braidwood,  Francis,  teacher,  8  W.  Salisbury 
place 

Braidwood,  James,  bookseller,  26  George  street 

Braidwood,  James  {B.  and  Fowler),  1  Ebenezer 
mount,  Bonnington. 

Braidwood,  James,  tailor,  12  N.-W.  Circus 
place 

Braidwood,  Rev.  John,  36  Minto  street 

Braidwood,  Wm.,  brush  manufacturer,  3 
Grassmarket — ho.  5  W.  St  Anthony  pi. 


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Braidwood,  Miss,  Wight's  pi.,  Causeyside 
Braidwood,  Miss,  3  Lord  Russell  place 
Branch  Office  of  the  Patent  Frictional  Gear- 
ing Company;  R.  Laidlaw  and  Son,  Simon 
square. — See  Adv. 
Brand,  Andrew,  music  teacher,  1  Paterson's 

court 
Brand,  David,  advocate,  5  Albany  street 
Brand,  James,  greengrocer,  11  W.  Preston  st. 
Brand,  Wm.,  W.S.  sec.  Union  Bk.  5  North- 
umberland street 
Brantl,  Mrs  Robert,  4  Cumin  place 
Brander,  John,  Bonnington  grove  villa 
Brander,  William,  tinsmith  and  gashtter,  28 

Charles  street 
Brandt'ord,   John    G.,  supervisor   of    inland 

revenue,  5  Cumin  place,  Grange 
Brannon,  James,  fish  dealer,  25  Leith  wynd 
Brash,  Peter,  (  W.  T.  and  Co.,)  Eastfield  ho., 

Leith 
Brash,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  10  West 
Nicolson  street — house,  33  Richmond  place 
Brash,  William,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  210 

Canongate 
Brash,  Wm.  grocer  and  wine  merch.  13  Rose 

street 
Brash,  Mrs  David,  wine  and  spirit  mercht.  18 

Coalhill,  Leith — house,  32  Giles'  street 
Brashe,  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Rosebank 
Brawn,  Joseph,  parchment-maker,  147  Causey- 
side 
Brebner,   Alan,   civil    engineer,    7    Comely 

green  place. 
Brebner,  David,  gardener,  4  Pilrig  street 
Brechin,  George,  painter  and  decorator,   15 

Lothian  street 
Brechin,  R.  M.  wholesale  agent,  25  North  br. 
Brechin,  "Wm.  teacher  and  publisher  of  music, 

25  Cumberland  street 
Breck,  James,  slater  and  glazier,  23  Dundas  st. 
Bremner,  A.  drysalter,   &c.,  9  West  Adam 

street 
Bremner,  Adam  G.,  4  John's  place 
Bremner,  Donald,  writer  and  notary-public, 

46  Nicolson  street 
Bremner,  Ebenezer,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

12  Leith  street — ho.  14  Barony  street 
Bremner,    Geo.    confectioner,    229    Canon- 
gate 
Bremner,  Mrs  Colonel,  28  Danube  street 
Bremner,  Mrs,  sick-nurse.  House  of  Refuge 
Bremner,  Mrs,  3  Castle  street 
Brenner,  Wilhelm,  tailor  &  clothier,  13  Blair 

street 
Breysig  &  Co.,  merchants,  35  Bernard  street 
Breysige,  Adolphus,  29  Gilmour  place 
Brickmann,  F.  J.,  19  Commercial  place,  Leith 
Bridgeford,  David  Finlay,  S.S.C.  72  Princes 

street — house,  28  Torphichen  street 
Bridges,  Archibald  (H.  M.  C.)  30  Kirkgate 
Bridges,  Mrs,  4  Bowling  Green  street 
Bridges,  Mrs,  27  Dundas  street 
Briggs,  Mrs  Col.,  29  Saxe-Coburg  place 


Brims,  Andw.  &  Son,  bootmakers,  61  Brough- 

ton  street 
Brims,  Charles,  15  South  College  street 
Bringhurst,  John,  sewing-machine  maker,  153 

High  street 
Britannia   Life   Assur.   Co — Hugh  Ross, 

W.S.  agent,  18  Howe  street. — See  Adv. 
British  and  Irish  Magnetic  Telegraph  Co., 

(Limited,)  63  Princes  street,  Michael  Byrne, 

manager;    and  29    Bernard    street,   Leith, 

John  Bolton,  manager 
British  Empire  Mutual  Fire  and  Life  As- 
surance Co.  21  Elder  St. — John  Robertson, 

junr.  S.S.C.  agent. 
British  League  of  Juvenile  Abstainers — office, 

East  Assembly  lane,  53  Rose  street — Geo. 

M'Gibbon,  clerk 
British     Linen    Company    Bank,     38     St 

Andrew   square — Branches,    45    S.    Clerk 

street,  and  48  Bernard  st.  Leith 
Brittain,     James,     church-officer.     Free     St 

George's  church,  Lothian  road 
Brock,  James,  dairyman,  68  Thistle  street 
Brockie,  James,  3  West  Preston  street 
Brockie,  William,  baker,  18  Greenside  street 

— house,  12  Broughton  street 
Brocldey,  Mrs,  13  Erown  street 
Brodie,  Alexander,  10  Oxford  terrace 
Brodie,  D.  dairy  and  victualler,  73  Canongate 
Brodie,  John,  engraver,  1  Farquhaison  place 
Brodie,  John  C,  W.S.  {Gibson- Craigs,  Dal- 

siel,  ^  Brodies),  26  Moray  place 
Brodie,  John,  1  Melville  crescent 
Brodie,  Kenneth  S.,  15  Rutland  square 
Brodie,  Nin.,  shoemaker,  4  Charles  street 
Brodie,  Patrick,  manager  {British  Liiien  Co.), 

14  Atholl  crescent 
Brodie,  Thomas.  W.S.  (Gibson- Craig,  Dal- 

ziel,  and  Brodies),  14  Alva  street 
Brodie,  Lieut.- Col.    Thomas,   27    Greenhill 

gardens 
Brodie,  Walter,  plumber,  4  Brougham  street 
Brodie,  Wm.,  R.S.A-,  sculptor,  Cambridge    . 

— house,  1  Torphichen  st. 
Brodie,  W.  (R.  White  and  Co.),  1  Windsor 

street 
Brodie,  William,  printer,  49  N.  Richmond  st. 
Brodie,  AVm.  J.  {Douglas  and  B.)  23  St  James' 

square 
Brodie,  Miss,  10  Hart  street 
Brodie,  Miss,  48  Albany  street 
Brody,  C.  M.,  49  Minto  street 
Brody,  Wm.  Turnbull,  M.D.,  surgeon,  26  St 

Patrick  square 
Brolochan,  Andrew,  4  Bristo  port 
Brolochan,  Mrs  George,  4  Brown's  place 
Brook,  William,  25  Frederick  street 
Brooks,  Abram,  51  Hanover  street 
Brooks,  Misses,  56  North  Castle  street 
Brotchie,  Rob.  &  Co.  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

merchants,  8  &  9  Mitchell  street 
Brotchie,   Robert  {R.  B.  ^  Co^,  5   John's 

place,  Leith 

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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


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Brotherston,  Alex,  tinsmith,  46  Candlemaker 

row 
Brotherston,  Geo.  63  South  back  of  Canongate 
Brotherston,  William,  weigher,  St  Leonard's 

depot 
Brotherston,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  36 

Buccleuch  street 
Brough,  William,  2  Morrison  street 
Brougham,  Mrs,  51  George  square 
Broughton,  Mrs  Major,  21  Inverleith  row 
Broun,  Archd.  of  Johnstonburn,  advocate,  15 

India  street 
Broun,  Lady,  11  Eastfield 
Brouneau,  Mon.,  teacher  of  dancing,    and 

calisthenic  exercises,  3  Darnaway  street 
Brouneau,    Madame,  teacher   of   calisthenic 

exercises,  3  Darnaway  street 
Brown     &   Jamieson,    house   joiners,   car- 
penters, and  undertakers,  Hope  street  lane 
Brown  and  Tregilgas,  clothiers  and  tailors, 

56  North  bridge 
Brown  &  Wardrop,  architects,  19  St  Andrew 

square 
Brown,  Abraham,  painter,  paper-hanger,  and 

glazier,  1  Maitland  place,  Trinity 
Brown,  A.  bookseller  and  binder,  13  South 

College  street 
Brown,   Alex,  grocer,   tea,  wine,  and  spirit 

merchant,  33  Pitt  street 
Brown,  Alex.  8  Blackford  road 
Brown,  Alex.  42  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  Alex.  2  Lauriston  park 
Brown,  Alex.,  spirit  merchant,  9  Church  st. 
Brown,  A.  C,  M.D.,  Arthur  lodge,  Dalkeith 

road 
Brown,  Rev.  Alex.  W.,  15  Great  King  street 
Brown,  Andrew,  tailor,  24  Rose  street 
Brown,  Rev.  Archd.  75  Adam  square 
Brown,   Chas.   clock   and   watch  maker,   27 

Lothian  road — ho.  3  Salisbury  square 
Brown,  Chas.  coal  merchant,  75  St  Leonard 

street  and  3  Haymarket  station — ho.  Tinto 

bank,  Tantallon  place,  Grange 
Brown,  Rev.  Chas.  John,  39  George. square 
Brown,  Charles,  wright,  24  Wright's  houses 
Brown,  Charles,  Grindlay  street 
Brown,   Chas.  temperance  hotel,  172  High 

street 
Brown,  Chas.  furniture  dealer,  105  Cowgate 
Brown,  D.  water  officer,  5  St  James' place 
Brown,   David,  writer,  72  Northumberland 

street 
Brown,  David,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

100  West  port 
Brown,  David,  1  Eyre  place 
Brown,  David  {B.  §•  T.),  24  Dick  place 
Brown,  David,  grocer,  &c.  29  Clerk  street — 

house,  31 
Brown,  David,  merchant,  36  Earl  Grey  st. 
Brown,  David  J.  baker,  161  High  street,  and 

8  N.  bridge 
Brown,  D.  R.,   chemist  and  druggist,    1  St 

John  street 


Brown,  F.  French  teacher,  26  Frederick  st. 
Brown,  G.,  baker,  7   Rose  st.,  207  High  st., 

7  Patrick  street,  and  Dumbiedykes  road- 
house,  9  Rose  street 
Brown,  Rev.  George,  29  Blacket  place 
Brown,  George,  5  Rosemount 
Brown,  George,  hairdresser,  7  Milne  square 
Brown,  Geo.  B.  (^Richardson  ^  B.),  48  Minto 

street 
Brown,  George,  baker  and  confectioner,  5  & 

6  Charlotte  place 
Brown,  George,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

169  Rose  St. — ho.  13  Charlotte  st. 
Brown,  Geo.  B.  painter  and  glazier,  20  Dean 

street 
Brown,  George  Bryce,  architect,  26  Elder  st. 
Brown,    Geo.    Gordon,    Procurator    Fiscal's 

Office,  County  Buildings — ho.  8  Kerr  street 
Brown,  Geo.  blacksmith.  Brown's  place,  Leith 
Brown,    Grant    Carstairs,    hair-dresser,    42 

Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Brown,  Hen.  commission  agent,  2  Mound  pi. 
Brown,  Hugh,  crystal  &  Staffordshire  ware- 
house, 5  Low  Market  street 
Brown,   Hugh,  tanner,  currier,  and  leather 

merchant,  Gulland's  close,  264  Canongate — 

house,  18  St  John's  hill 
Brown,  Isaac,    18   Dick  place,  and  of   the 

North  British   Anthracite    Colliery,  Dun- 
fermline 
Brown,  J.  D.,  3  Reid  terrace 
Brown,  J.  Williams,  3  Great  King  street 
Brown,  J.  M'Kerrell,  5  Danube  street 
Brown,  J.  102  George  street 
Brown,  James,  smith,  62  Fountainbridge 
Brown,  James,  victual  dealer,  Roseburn 
Brown,  James,  draper,  16   Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith — house,  Claremont  park 
Brown,  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  3  Rose 

street 
Brown,  James,  buoymaster.  Northern  Lights, 

11  Madeira  place 
Brown,  James,  5  College  street 
Brown,  James,  dealer  in  watches  &  jewellery, 

4  Arthur  street 
Brown,  James,  cut-glass  manufacturer,  dealer 

in  china  and  stoneware,  43  London  street 

— house,  48 
Brown,  James,  ham  shop,  72  Leith  street 
Brown,  James,  gardener,  14  Cowgatehead 
Brown,   James,   confectioner,   122   Nicolson 

street 
Brown,  James,  confectioner,  46  Lothian  road 
Brown,  .Tames,  commercial  traveller,  5  Glover 

street 
Brown,  John,  goods  superintendent,  E.  P.  ^ 

D.  Railway,  Bridge  place,  Bounington 
Brown,  John  F.  teacher,  7  Upper  Gray  st. 
Brown,   John,   wood  carver,   11  W.  Adam 

street 
Brown,  John,  joiner  and  contractor,  24  Grove 

road 
Brown,  John,  grocer,  24  Yardheads,  Leith     \ 


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Brown,  John  K.  commission  merchant,   I  S. 

Hanoper  street — house,  48  Minto  street 
Brown,   John    0.  artist    and  designer,    68 

George  street 
Brown,  John,  clerk,  50  Brunswick  street 
Brown,  John,  68  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  John,  25  India  street 
Brown,  John,  W.S.   County  rooms — house,   2 

Gayfield  place 
Brown,  John,  missionary-teacher  to  the  blind, 

9  Middle  Arthur  place 
Brown,  John,  fish  salesman  and    commission 

agent,  16  Lothian  street 
Brown,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  136 

Nicolson  street — house,  6  Beaumont  pi. 
Brown,  J.  T.,  Gibraltar  house,  St  Leonard's 

hill 
Brown,  John,  shoemaker,  123  Nicolson  st- 
Brown,  John  C.  landscape  painter,  10  St  Vin- 
cent street 
Brown,  John  Crombie,  Marion  villa,  Sciennes 

hill 
Brown,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  16 

St  Anthony  place — house,  9  Lothian  road 
Brown,  John,  writing  engraver,  5  Calton  hill 
Brown,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  23   Rutland 

street 
Brown,  John,  and  Co.  bootmakers  to  Her  Ma- 
jesty for  Scotland,  12  South  St  David  st. 
Brown,  John,  butcher,  7  Shrub  pi. — house  4 
Brown,  John,  2  St  James'  place 
Brown,  Lieut.-Col.  29  Cumberland  street 
Brown,  Matthew,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

house-agent,  appraiser,  and  wood  merchant, 

47,  49,  and  51  St  Leonard  street 
Brown,  Richard,  photographer,  3  S.  Hanover 

street 
Brown,  Robert,  linen  manufacturer,  Water  of 

Leith 
Brown,  Robert,  of  Firth,  29  George  square 
Brown,  Robt.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  1 

Duke  street,  Leith — house,  74  Constitution 

street 
Brown,  Robert,  teacher,  Dean  path 
Brown,  Robt.  house  painter,  14  Bedford  st. 
Brown,  Robert,  Drum  house,  Easter  road 
Brown,  Robert,  draper,  37  London  street 
Brown,    Robert,   Ferguslie  fire   clay   depot, 

Spittal  street 
,  Brown,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

158  Pleasance 
Brown,  Robert,  coal  mercht.  77  St  Leonard 

street — house,  26 
Brown,  Robert,  3  Downie  place 
Brown,  Stuart,  21  Ann  street 
Brown,  Rev.  Thomas,  8  Comely  bank 
Brown,  Thomas,  wright,  6  Poplar  lane,  Leith 

— house,  1  Primrose  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  advocate,  8  Albyn  place 
Brown,  Thomas,  writer,  10  Torphichen  street 
Brown,  Thomas  J.,  general  agent,  18  Clarence 

street 
Brown,  Thomas,  engraver,  23  Grange  loan 


Brown,  Thos.  C,  watchmaker  and  jeweller, 

19  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith. 
Brown,  Thomas,  carter,  9  Assembly  street 
Brown,  Thos.  artist,  and  teacher  of  drawing, 

2  Darnaway  street 
Brown,  T.  {B.  and  Wardrop),  32  Royal  terrace 
Brown,  T,  Edinburgh  Gas  Co.  25  New  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  18  St  Vincent  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  chemist,  3  Rutland  square 
Brown,  Walter,  secretary  National  Insurance 

Company,  16  Blackford  road 
Brown,  Walter,  builder,  Canonmills — house, 

1  Hermitage  place 
Brown,  W.  &  T.,  wood  merchants,  Montgo- 
mery street — house,  41  London  street 
Brown,  Wm.  shoemaker,  66  Nicolson  street 
Brown,  William,  smith.  Brown's  place,  Leith 
Brown,  William,   hosier,    glover,   and  shirt 

merchant,  43  Leith  street  and  43  North 

Bridge  street — house,  20  Drummond  place 
Brown,  Wm.  fruiterer,  5  So.  Hanover  street 

and  21  Charlotte  Place — house  8  Morrison 

street 
Brown,  Wm.  {£.  and  Jamieson)  31  Stafford 

street 
Brown,  Wm.  surgeon,  F.R.CS.  25  Dublin 

street 
Brown,  Wm.  5  Jordan  bank,  Morningside 
Brown,  William,  R.N.,  24  Blacket  place 
Brown,  W.  provision  dealer,  138  Rose  street 
Brown;  Wm.  A.  hairdresser,  52  Bridge  street 

— house,  2  Lapicide  place 
Brown,  W.  A.,  advocate,  24  Pitt  street 
Brown,  Wm.  I3eattie,  landscape-painter  and 

picture-restorer,  25  Gilmore  place 
Brown,  Mrs  Alexander,  2  Salisbury  street 
Brown,  Mrs  D.  31  Clerk  street 
Brown,  Mrs  E.  l4  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Brown,  Mrs  G.  B.  48  Minto  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Isabella,  4  St  James'  square 
Brown,  Mrs  Janet,  4  Hill  place 
Brown,  Mrs  P.  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  2 

Hay  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Peter,  13  Hill  place 
Brown,  Mrs  R.,  4  Mary  place 
Brown,  Mrs  Richard,  5  George  place 
Brown,  Mrs  Robert,  56  Lothian  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Robert,  10  Middleby  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Samuel,  21  Grange  loan 
Brown,  Mrs  Sarah,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

41  Home  street 
Brown,  Mrs  Wm.,  30  Rutland  square 
Brown,  Mrs  W.,  39  Albany  street,  Leith 
Brown,  Mrs,  Bellevue,  Trinity 
Brown,  Mrs,  4  Preston  terrace 
Brown,  Mrs,  14  Rutland  square 
Brown,  Mrs,  18  Downie  place 
Brown,  Mrs,  grocer,  1  East  Sciennes  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  32  Buccleuch  st. 
Brown,  Mrs,  lodgings,  Milburn  cottage,  Ca- 
naan lane 
Brown,  Miss  Anne,  5  Greenhill  gardens 
Brown,  Miss  E.  C.  5  Atholl  place 


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Brown,  Miss  Lucy,  Mayfield  cot.  Newington 

Brown,  Miss  R.  25  George  street 

Brown,  Miss  Watson,  dressmr.  1  S.  Charlotte 

street 
Brown,  Miss,  56  Lothian  street 
Brown,   Miss,   Windsor   hotel,    19   and   20 

Moray  place 
Brown,  Miss,  of  Newton,  21  Stafford  street 
Brown,  Miss,  matron,  Eoyal  Edinr.  Asylum 
Brown,  Miss,  3  Jamaica  street.  North  Leith 
Brown,  Miss,  6  West  Claremont  street 
Brown,  Miss,  boarding  school,  50  George  sq. 
Brown,  Miss,  1 8  Barony  street 
Brown,  Miss,  boarding  school,  Blacket  place 
Brown,  Miss,  23  Danube  street 
Brown,  Misses,  8  Albyn  place 
Brown,  Misses,  8  Wharton  place 
Brown's  Phoenix  temperance  hotel,  1 1  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Browne,  J.  Crichton,  M.D.,  5  James'  pi.  Leith 
Browne,  Rev.  J.  E.  24  Albany  street,  Leith 
Browne,  W.  A.  F.  Commissioner  in  Lunacy, 

New  Register  house — ho.  5  James'  pi.  Leith 
Browne,  W.  F.  24  Albany  street,  Leith 
Browne,  Mrs  35  Dublin  street 
Browne,  Miss  E.  138  George  street 
Browning,  Archibald,  late  druggist,  1  West 

Richmond  street 
Browning,  P.  C.  photographer,  3  Catherine  st. 
Brownlee,  Alex,  stabler,   18   Grassmarket — 

house,  20 
Brownlee,  James,  13  Dean  street 
Brownlie,  Jas.,  upholsterer,  cabinetmaker,  and 

undertaker,  1  Canning  place 
Brownlie,  Robert,  plasterer,  83  West  bow 
Bruce  &  Cunningham,  civil   engineers   and 

land  valuators,  chambers,  21  Castle  street 
Bruce,  Alexander,  jewel-case  and  pocket-book 

manufacturer,  10  South  Hanover  street 
Bruce,  Alexander,  S.S.C,  2  Thistle  court — 

ho.  8  Abercromby  place 
Bruce,  A.  Bremner,  M.D.,  Streatham  house, 

Canaan  lane 
Bruce,  Charles,   {agent  B.  of  Scotland,  New 

Town  branch,)  2  Glenfinlas  street 
Bruce,   Daniel,  carver,  gilder,   picture-liner, 

and  restorer,   12  Greenside  place — house, 

31  Gayfield  square 
Bruce,  David,  spirit  merchant,  23  Howe  st. 
Bruce,  David,  flesher,  17  Middle  market 
Bruce,  David,  provision  dealer,  131  High  st. 
Bruce,  Francis,  preses  of  Journeymen  Book- 
binders' Benefit  Society,  10  GifFord  park 
Bruce,  George  Cadell,  civil  engineer,  &  land 

valuator,  chambers,  21  Castle  street — hous« 

7  Buckingham  terracfl 
Bruce,  Geo.  G.,  31  Albany  st.  North  Leith 
Bruce,  George,  {Elder  and  B.,  W.S.)  2  Glen- 
finlas street 
Bruce,  Geo.  corn  merchant,  6  Baltic  st. 
Bruce,  George,  48  Dean  street 
Bruce,  Henry,  7  Findhorn  place 
Bruce,  Hugh,  advocate,  10  Aloray  place 


Bruce,  Jaraes,  24  Queen  street 

Bruce,  James,  7  Broughton  place 

Bruce,  James,  W.S.,  14  Hart  street 

Bruce,  James,  flesher,  13  W.  Richmond  st. 

Bruce,  Rev.  John,  D.D.  24  Saxe-Coburg  pi. 

Bruce,  John,  W.S.,  8  Randolph  crescent 

Bruce,  John,  31  Royal  terrace 

Bruce,  J.  Shotts  foundry,  Orchardfield  lane 

Bruce,  John,  coachbuilder,  1  Haugh  street — 
ho.  3  Saunders  st. 

Bruce,  Peter,  St  Bernard's  cottage 

Bruce,  Robert  &  Son,  Bridgehouse  brick  and 
tile  works — depot,  Haymarket  station 

Bruce,  Robt.  bricklayer  and  furnace  builder, 
Hope  crescent — house,  23  Union  place 

Bruce,  Robt.  bedding,  basket,  brush,  &  fancy 
wareho.  14  St  Patrick  sq. — ho.  13  Brown  st, 

Bruce,  Robert,  M.D.  29  York  place 

Bruce,  Rev.  Wm.  43  Gilmore  place 

Bruce,  Wm.  leather  merchant,  5  Union  pi. 

Bruce,  Mrs  John,  2  William  street 

Bruce,  Mrs  Rob.  Glasgow  temperance  hotel 
and  lodgings,  35  Leith  street 

Bruce,  Mrs  William,  29  York  place 

Bruce,  Mrs,  2  Glenfinlas  street 

Bruce,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Symbister,  20  Hadding- 
ton place 

Bruce,  Mrs,  6  Osborne  terrace 

Bruce,  Mrs,  superintendent,  lock  hospitals 
Royal  Infirmary 

Bruce,  Miss,  31  Ann  street 

Bruce,  Miss,  15  Brunswick  street.  Hillside 

Bruce,  Miss,  10  Moray  place 

Bruce,  Misses,  dressmakers,  10  Dublin  street 

Bruce,  Misses,  16  Scotland  street 

Brunschmid,  Henry,  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 26  Cassels  place 

Brunton,  Alex,  cooper,  43  Abbey  hill 

Brunton,  James,  W.S.,  27  George  sq. 

Brunton,  James,  tailor,  7  Drummond  street 

Brunton,  J.  tailor  and  clothier,  95  Princes  st. 
— house,  Albert  terrace 

Brunton,  Mrs  A.,  27  Howe  street 

Brunton,  Mrs,  17  London  street 

Brunton,  Mrs,  27  George  square 

Bryce,  A.  H.,  LL.D.,  13  Salisbury  road 

Bryce,  Alex,  cabinetmaker,  125  High  street — ■ 
ho.  6  West  Richmond  street 

Bryce,  Andrew,  plumber,  6  So.  Melville  pi — 
house,  9  Charlotte  place 

Bryce,  David,  architect,  131  George  street 

Bryce,  David,  junior,  architect,  26  Elder  st. 

Bryce,  James,  gunmaker  and  rifle  manufac- 
turer, 36  West  Register  street— house,  28 
East  Preston  street 

Bryce,  Rev.  James,  D.D.  9  Hope  terrace 

Bryce,  John,  wine  merchant,  63  Princes  street 
— house,  1  Cambridge  street 

Bryce,  John,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and 
spirit  merchant,  44  Hanover  street 

Bryce,  Robert,  18  Lothian  street 

Bryce,  Thomas,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  15 
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Bryce,  William  M.  synod  officer.  Established 
Church,  129  Rose  street 

Bryce,  Mrs  W.  62  Cumberland  street 

Bryce,  Mrs  William,  3  Saxe-Coburg  place 

Bryce,  Mrs,  23  Walker  street 

Bryce,  Miss  E.,4  Clerk  street 

Bryce,  Misses  J.  and  A.  milliners  and  dress- 
makers, 160  Rose  street 

Bryceson,  Miss,  3  Lord  Russell  place 

Bryden,  G.  &  A.  merchants,  281  Canongate — 
house,  19  St  John  street 

Bryden,  J.  &  A.  builders, cottage,  Summerhall 

Bryden,  James,  Talbot  pi.  E.  Preston  st. 

Bryden,  James  (^G.P.-O.),  15  St  James  sq. 

Bryden,  James,  smith  and  ironmonger,  55 
Causeyside — house,  17  Canning  place 

Bryden,  John,  &  Sons,  bell-hangers,  Venetian 
and  spring- roller  blind  makers,  16  Frede- 
rick street,  and  112  Buchanan  st.  Glasgow 

Bryden,  J.  M.  (J.  B.  (b  Sons),  14,  Frederick  st. 

Bryden,  John  (  W.  B.  and  Son)^  I  Howe  st. 

Bryden,  Wm.  &  Son,  bell-hangers,  Venetian 
and  roller  blind  manufacturers,  55  George 
street  and  7  Royal  bank  place,  Glasgow 

Bryden,  Mrs,  gardener,  Morayfield,  Leith 

Bryden,  Mrs  Wm.  1  Howe  street 

Brydon,  J.  &  Co.  paper,  rag,  cotton-waste, 
and  metal  merchants,  196  Canongate 

Brydon,  James,  jun.  flesher,  36  Kirkgate 

Brydone,  J.  and  Sons,  printers,  engravers, 
lithographers,  publishers,  and  booksellers — 
Railway  Directory  and  Scottish  Advertiser 
office,  12  Elder  street 

Brydone,  J.  &  Sons,  jewellers,  artistes  in  hair, 
and  clan  tartan-work  warehouse,  by  special 
appointment,  to  the  Empress  of  the  French, 
29  Princes  street 

Brydone,  James  (J.  B.  ^  Sons),  27  Dundas 
street 

Brydone,  John,  1 1  Portland  place 

Brydone,  Robert,  5  Hope  park  terrace 

Bryson,  Alex.,  Her  Majesty's  clock  maker 
for  Scotland,  Hawkbill  house,  Leith 

Bryson,  James,  optician,  60  Princes  street — 
house,  7  Trinity  crescent 

Bryson,  James,  Scottish  Union  Insurance  in- 
spector, 47  George  street 

Bryson,  John,  watch  and  clock  maker,  30 
George  IV.  bridge 

Bryson,  Rob.  and  Sons,  chronometer,  watch 
and  clock  makers  in  ordinary  to  the  Queen, 
66  Princes  street 

Bryson,  R.  {R.  B.  and  Sons),  13  Bruntsfield 
place 

Bryson,  William,  senior,  carver  and  gilder, 
Taaphall,  Ferry  road,  Bonnington 

Bryson,  Wra.  (t/".  K.  Telegraph  Co.),  Salis- 
bury bank,  St  Leonard's 

Buchan,  Alex,  secretary  to  the  Meteorological 
Society,  10  St  Andrew  square 

Buchan,  A.  W.,  commercial  traveller,  3  Leo- 
pold place 

Buchan,  George  (H.  M.  Customs),  7  Fyfe  pi. 


Buchan,  Henry,  S.S.C,  12  Dublin  street. 
Buchan,  Mat.  12  Gayfield  square 
Buchan,  Thomas,  clerk,  10  Glover  street 
Buchan,  Thomas,  com.  merchant,  32  Preston 

street 
Buchan,  Wm.  commercial  traveller,  51  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Buchan,  IVIrs,  green  grocer,  13  Dublin  street 
Buchanan,  Edward  G.  commission  merchant 
and  colonial  insurance  agent,  Bell's  court. 
Quality  lane 
Buchanan,  E.  dairy,  15  Gilmore  street 
Buchanan,  James,  S.S.C.  73  George  street — 

house,  20  ^righton  pi.  Portobello 
Buchanan,  James,  D.D.  professor  of  divi- 
nity, 51  Lauriston  place 
Buchanan,  James,  temperance  hotel  and  tee- 
total coffeehouse,  114-  High  st. — See  Adv. 
Buchanan,  James,  rope  and  sail  maker,  10 

Darling's  brae 
Buchanan,  John,  hotel  and  tavern  keeper,  21 

Fleshmarket  close 
Buchanan,  John,  6  Fyfe  place 
Buchanan,  Wm.  M.D.,E.I.C.S.  3  Carlton  ter. 
Buchanan,  Lady  Leith,  41  Melville  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs  Duncan,  87  Great  King  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs  James,  49  Moray  place 
Buchanan,  Mrs  John,  Black  Bull  inn,  1  Sa- 
lamander street 
Buchanan,  Mrs,  11  Forth  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs,  33  Drummond  place 
Buchanan,  Miss,  10  Torphichen  street 
Bucher,  Francis,  grocer  and  wine  mercht.  5  & 
6  Tolbooth  wynd,  and  33  Water  lane,  Leith 
Bucher,  Signer,  professor  of  singing,  2  Great 

Stuart  street 
Buckle,  Geo.  bootmaker,  10  N.  St  David  st. 
Buckle,  Mrs  John,  Wharton  house,  Wharton 

lane 
Bucknell,  Henry  F.,  draper,  3  Oxford  street 
Budge,  Henry,  CA.  29  Northumberland  st. 
Budge,  W.  cartwrigbt,  18  Johnston  st.  and 
19  Coburg  street — house,  2  Johnston  street, 
Leith 
Budge,  William,  grocer  and  wine  merchant  12 
W.  Maitland  St.— ho.  15  Rosebank  cottages 
Budge,  Mrs,  6  Clarence  street 
Budge  &  Webster,  Misses,  milliners  and  dress- 
makers, 63  George  street 
Buist,  James,  optician  and  spirit  level  maker, 

5  Nicolson  st. 
Buist,  James,  wholesale  agent,  5  Nicolson  st. 

— house,  5  Ratcliffe  terrace 
Buist,  Robt.  live  stock  agent  and  auctioneer, 

70  Lauriston  place 
Buncle,  A.  provision  merchant,  Drumdryan 
Buncle,  Alexander,  grocer,  52  Clerk  street 
Buntine,  Mrs  William,  49  Great  King  street 
Burckhardt,  Edward  C.  30  Dublin  street 
Burden,  Mrs  George,  temp,  coffeehouse,  125 

and  129  High  street 
Burge,  Charles  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers,  9 
Haddington  place 


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Burge,  John,  hat  and  cap  maker,  Lothian 

road 
Burge,  Wm.  hat,  cap,  &  umbrella  manufac. 

10  North  bridge — ho.  10  Hill  place 
Burgess  Golfing  Society,  J.  Anderson's  Golf 
house  inn,  Bruntsfield  links — Alex.  Robert- 
son, captain  ;  Peter  Lang,  secretary 
Burgess,  Geo.  bootmaker,  27  St  James'  sq. 
Burgess,  Geo.,  draper,  &c.,  3  W.  Nicolson 

street 
Burgess,  James,  merchant,  3  East  Register 

street — house,  11  Trinity  crescent 
Burgess,  Jn.  wood  and  ivory  turner,  153  High 

street 
Burgess,  John,  Grindlay  street 
Burke,  Mrs,  62  Hanover  street 
Burn  and  Baillie,  plumbers,  brassfounders, 

and  gas-fitters,  44<  Hanover  st. 
Burn,  Wilson,  &  Burn,  W.S.,  15  Hill  street 
Burn,  Archd.  {B  &,-  Baillie),  52  Hanover  st. 
Burn,  David,  solicitor,  219  High  street 
Burn,  George  &  Son,  provision  merchants, 

164  High  street 
Burn,  Geo.  {O.  B.  ^  Son),  11  Teviot  row 
Burn,  Geo.  W.S.  {B.,  Wilson,  <&  B.),  15  Hill 

street 
Burn,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  7  Teviot  row 
Burn,  Wra.  coach  hirer,  Windsor  st.  lane 
Burn,  Mrs,  23  Scotland  street 
Burn,  Mrs  Charles,  31  Cumberland  street 
Burn,  Mrs  Captain,  12  Gardner's  crescent 
Burn,  Miss,  34  Gilmore  place 
Burn,  Miss,  Greenhill  bank 
Burness,  Wm.  printer  to  her  Majesty,  1-a  N. 

St  Andrew  st. — house,  11  Drummondpl. 
Burness,  William,  S.S.C.  11  Drummond  place 
Burnet,  Alex.  12  Comely  greeu  place 
Burnet,  Andrew,  grocer  and  victual  dealer, 

152  and  154  Gowgate 
Burnet,  Andw.  agent  (Wm.  Younger  ^  Co.), 

23  Norton  place 
Burnet,  Geo.  provision  dealer,  204  Canongate 
Burnet,  James,  japamier,  Ramsay  lane,  Castle- 
hill—  house,  Allan  villa,  Sciennes  hill 
Burnet,  John,  advocate,  8  Pitt  street 
Burnet,  J.  com.  accountant,  109  Causeyside 
Burnet,  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  37 

Bristo  street 
Burnet,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Brunswick  street 
Burnet,   Mrs  John,  lodgings,  lO  Greenside 

street 
Burnett,   Frederick,   clerk,   Gray's  place,  St 

Leonards 
Burnett,  G.  advocate,  16  Stafford  st. 
Burnett,  George,  tailor,  1 82  Rose  street 
Burnett,  John,  Caledonian  hotel,  1  Castle  st. 
Burnett,  Mrs,  29  Clarence  street 
Burnett,  Miss  A.  laundress,  109  Causeyside 
Burnfield,  Mrs,  lodc^ings,  Goshen  bank 
Burnley,  William  F.  24  Ainslie  place 
Burns  and  Bell,  tailors,  clothiers,  and  shirt 

makers,  13  Bank  street 
Burns,  Andrew  writer,  47  Great  King  st. 


Burns,  David,  34  London  street 
Burns,  Edward  (J?,  and  Bell),  73  George  st. 
Burns,  G.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  30  Dean  st. 
Burns,  Geo.  dealer  in  horses.  South- West  Rose 

street  lane 
Burns,   Horatio,  medical  botanist,  21    West 

Nicolson  street 
Burns,  James  M.  grocer,  &c.,  234  Cowgate 
Burns,  John,  4  Comely  green  place 
Burns,  John,  stationer,  13  Baker's  place 
Burns,  John,  coal  mercht.,  16  Port-Hopetoun 

— house,  35  Home  street 
Burns,  M.,  Lord  Belhaven's  coal  agent,  office 

40  Lothian  road — house,  1  Tobago  place 
Burns,  Robt.  victual  dealer,  50  Grassmarket 
Burns,  Mrs  William,  6  Comely  green  place 
Burns,  Mrs,  cook,  47  Thistle  street 
Burns,  Misses,  73  George  street 
Burnside,  John,  coal  merchant,  36  E.  Preston 

street 
Burnside,  John,  provision  merchant,  53  N. 

Hanover  street 
Burnside,  Miss,  12  Lynedoch  place 
Burr,  Mrs  John,  2  Gilmore  place 
Burrell  &  Byers,  printers,  16  Assembly  st. 
Burrill,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Middle  Arthur 

place 
Burt,  David,  4  Warriston  crescent 
Burt,  John  G.  M.,  president  of  the  Royal 

College  of  Physicians,  88  George  street 
Burt,  Rob.  mattress  maker,  270  Cowgate 
Burt,  Miss,  47  Great  King  street 
Burt,  Miss,  8  Atholl  place 
Burton,  J.  H.,  LL.D.  advocate.  Office  of  H.  M. 

Prison  Managers,  11  Melbourne  place 
Burton,  James,  wright,  Circus  lane — house, 

19  Dundas  street 
Burton,  Mungo,  artist,  19  Leopold  place 
Burton,  Mrs,  Gray's  court,  93  Nicolson  street 
Bush,  John,  Craigleith  cottage.  Comely  bank 
Butchard,  C.  T.  (G.F.-O.),  Broughton  point 
Butler,  Robt.  spirit  dealer,  5  Drummond  st. 

— ho.  19  Hercles  street 
Butters,  James,  horse  shoer,  Leslie  place 
Butters,  Lawrence,  seal  engraver  to  the  Queen, 
cameo  and  envelope  die  cutter,  41  George 
street — house,  1  Fingal  place 
Butters,  John,  fruiterei*,  55  Lauriston  place 
Butti,  L.  J.  2  Springfield,  Leith  walk 
Butti,  J.  A.  carver,  gilder,  and  looking-glass 
manufac.  1  Queen  st — ho.  Broughton  house 
Buyers,  James,  15  Nicolson  square 
Byers,  John,  teacher,  15  Rankeillor  street 
Byres,  David,  13  Findhorn  place 
Byres,  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Salisbury  street 
Byrn,  John,  bootmaker,  197  Canongate 

Cadell,  Mrs,  3  Torphichen  street 
Cadell,  Sirs  Alex.  4  Bellevue  terrace 
Cadell,  Mrs,  4  Buckingham  tei-race 
Cadell,  Mrs^  15  Atholl  crescent 
Cadenhead,  A.  F.  writer,  15  S.  College  st. 
Cafe  Royal  Hotel,  West  Register  place 


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Caird,  F.  G.  agent,  18  Calton  hill 

Cairnie,  J,  54  Kankeillor  street 

Cairns,  A.  grocer  &  wine  merch.  99  and  102 

High  street 
Cairns, G.  and  H.,W.S.,S.S.C.,&  S.L.jCham- 

bers,  35  George  IV.  bridge 
Cairns,    Geo.,  S-S.C.  and   S.L.,  35  George 

IV.  bridge — ho.  15  Greenhill  gardens 
Cairns,  Henry,  W.S.  35  George  IV.  Bridge 

— ho.  15  Greenhill  gardens 
Cairns,  John,  cowfeeder,  90  Fountainbridge 
.  Cairns,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  330 

Lawnmarket — house,   16   Middle    Arthur 

place 
Cairns,  John,  artist  and  landscape  painter,  14 

Henderson  row 
Cairns,  John,    shipmaster,  2   Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Cairns,  John,  31  Nicolson  street 
Cairns,  Robt.  bookseller,  38  Whitefield  place 
Cairns,  T.  baker  &  confectioner,  53  Home  st. 

and  519  Lawnmarket 
Cairns,Thos.,M.D.,F.R.C.S.E.,L.R.C.P.E., 

physician  and  surgeon,  39  George  square 
Cairns,  Mrs,  ladies' and  children's  undercloth- 
ing, embroidery,  and  stamping  warehouse, 

118  Princes  street 
Calder  &  Forbes,  wine  merchants  and  grocers, 

5  Lord  Russell  place 
Calder,  Alex.,  Bellfield  house.  Trinity 
Calder,  Alex.  ui'a.r\a.ger-,  Insurance  Co.  of  Scot- 
land, 16  Keir  street 
Calder,  David,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mercht. 

112  Canongate 
Calder,  John,  tailor,  2  Saunders  street 
Calder,  John,  grain  merchant,  38  Gilmore  pi. 
Calder,  John,  commission  agent,  79  Nicolson 

street — ho.  81 
Calder,  Robert,  coal  agent,  Haymarket — ho. 

180  Rose  street 
Calder, Wm.  sailmaker,  cordage,  sailcloth,  &c. 

store,  22  Commercial  place — house.  Bank 

villa,  Queensferry  road. — See  Adv. 
Calder,  William,  beast  and  sheep  salesman, 

19  Archibald  place 
Calder,  Jlrs,  6  Maryfield 
Calder,  Mrs,  lodgings,  56  Cumberland  street 
Calderhead,  Wm.  confectioner,  48  Home  st. 
Calderwood,  R.  coal   merchant,    1    Spence's 

place,  26  South  Junction  road,  S.  Leith 
Caldwell  &  Co.  button  and  trimming  merchts. 

313  High  street 
Caldwell  Brothers,  wholesale  stationers  and 

publishers,  15  Waterloo  place — house,  Bell- 
field  house,  Portobello 
Caldwell,  David,  hosier  and  glover  and  trim- 
ming merchant,  37  and  39  Leith  street — 

ho.  1  Hope  park  terrace 
Caledonian  Coal  Company,  iSI'ew  Register 

for  Servants — F.  W.  Brickman,  manager, 

3  Dublin  street 
Caledonian  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Office, 

19  George  street. — See  Adv. 


Caledonian  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  21  Bernard 
street— Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C,  N.P. 
agents 

Caledonian  Loan  Co.  7  Royal  Exchange — 
A.  Rutherford,  man — ho.  79  Causeyside 

Caledonian  Mercury,  and  Weekly  Herald 
and  Mercury  Office,  265  High  street 

Caledonian  Press,  The,  the  Scottish  Na- 
tional Institution  for  Promoting  the  Em- 
ployment of  Women  in  the  art  of  Print- 
ing— Miss  Thomson,  31  Hanover  st See 

Adv. 

Caledonian  Provident  Investment  Society, 
28  S.  Frederick  st. — R.  Wilson,  manager 

Caledonian  Railway  Tavern,  Lothian  road 

Caledonian  United  Service  Club,  14-  Queen 
street 

Callam,  Charles  A.  cook  and  confectioner,  16 
Clerk  street 

Callam,  George,  and  Co.  braziers  to  Her  Ma- 
jesty, smiths  and  ironmongers,  13  Green- 
side  place 

Callam,  George  {T.  C.  ^  Sow),  46  South  Junc- 
tion street,  Leith 

Callam,  John  B.  4  St  Patrick  square 

Callam,  Thos.  and  Son,  gasfilters,  braziers, 
and  tinplate  workers,  56  Shore,  Leith 

Callam,  Thomas,  13  Greenside  place 

Callender,  Dd.  tanner,  St  Anthony  lane,  Leith, 
and  Bonnington—house,  Lochend  road 

Callender,  G.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  2  Spittal 

I    street 

Callender,  Henry,  C.A.  19  Hill  street  —  ho. 
8  St  Vincent  street 

Callender,  John  A.  2  JSTewbattle  terrace 

Callender,  T.  &  A.,  curriers  and  oil  merchts., 
St  Anthony  lane 

Callender  Mrs  James,  15  Grange  road 

Callender,  Miss,  27  Gray  street 

Calver,  Charles,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
80  West  bow 

Calvert,  F.  B.,  A.M.,  rhetorical  lecturer  and 
teacher  of  elocution,  New  College,  25  York 
place 

Camden  Society — T.  G.  Stevenson,  22  South 
Frederick  street,  agent 

Cameron's  circulating  library,  10  Clerk  street 

Cameron  &  Violard,  mercers,  milliners,  dress 
and  corset  makers,  124  Geprge  street 

Cameron,  Alex.  (  Customs),  8  Hawthorn  bank 
place,  N.  Leith 

Cameron,  Alex,  cowfeeder,  5  Duncan  street 

Cameron,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 17  Market  st. — ho.  23  Rankeillor 
street 

Cameron,  Daniel,  hairdresser,  137  High  st. 

Cameron,  D.  letter-carrier,  49  Canongate 

Cameron,  Duncan,  wholesale  stationer,  23 
Blair  street — ho.  35  Tower  st.,  Portobello 

Cameron,  Finlay,  house  painter,  1-a  North 
St  David  street 

Cameron,  Geo.  fruit  mercht.  and  confectioner, 
33  So.  Frederick  street 


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Cameron,  H.  teacher,  27  Gayfield  square — 
house,  8  Annandale  street 

Cameron,  Hugh,  manager  Scottish  Property 
Investment  Co.  24  Gardner's  crescent 

Cameron,  Hugh,  artist,  7  Annandale  street 

Cameron,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  15 
India  place 

Cameron,  Jas.  provision  merchant,  5  Riddle's 
close,  Leith 

Cameron,  James  A.  bookbinder  &  stationer, 
10  Clerk  street — ho.  St  Leonard's  hill 

Cameron,  James,  philos.  instrument  mater, 
69  Adam  square 

Cameron,  James,  janitor,  University 

Cameron,  Jas.  refreshment  rooms,  10  Market 
street 

Cameron,  James,  hatter,  21  Kirkgate,  Leith 

Cameron,  J.  and  P.  general  carriers  and  con- 
tractors, agents  for  the  Caledonian  Railway 
for  Scotland,  forward  goods  to  London, 
Liverpool,  Manchester,  Birmingham,  Car- 
lisle, and  most  parts  of  England — also 
Glasgow,  Greenock,  Paisley,  Ayr,  Kilmar- 
nock, Dumfries,  Belfast,  Dublin,  &c.,  &c., 
and  all  parts  in  the  west  of  Scotland  and 
Ireland.  Offices,  5  Brown  square;  17  South 
St  David  street ;  Railway  station,  Lothian 
road;  and  7  Bernard  street,  Leith 

Cameron,  James,  &  Son,  manufacturers  of 
upholsterers'  hair,  1  Physic  gardens,  and 
Chalmers'  close,  81  High  street, 

Cameron,  John,  coach-hirer,  33  Alva  street 
— office,  22  Maitland  street 

Cameron,  John,  smith  and  bell-hanger,  36 
Bristo  street — ho.  2  Tobago  street 

Cameron,  John,  35  Scotland  street 

Cameron,  John,  spirit  dealer,  12  Grassmarket 

Cameron,  John,  7  Annandale  street 

Cameron,  John,  coal  merchant  and  general 
agent,  Caledonian  depot — ho.  9  Gardner's 
crescent 

Cameron,  Joseph,  64  Buccleuch  street 

Cameron,  Joseph,  grocer  and  wine  mercht. 
10  W.  Richmond  street 

Cameron,  P.  {J.  ^  P.  C),  25  George  square 

Cameron,  Peter,  30  Barony  street 

Cameron,  R.  painter  and  glazier,  214  Canon- 
gate 

Cameron,  Rt.,  wholesale  stationer,  23  Blair 
street — house.  Canning  house 

Cameron,  Robt.  Owen,  wine  &  spirit  mercht. 
1  West  Preston  st. — ho.  3  Summerhall  pi. 

Cameron,  Rt.  93  South  back  of  Canongate 

Cameron,  Thomas,  grocer,  6  Alison  place 

Cameron,  Thos.  tobacconist,  144  Princes  st. 

Cameron,  Thomas,  flesher,  36  Middle  market 
—ho.  17  Calton  hill 

Cameron,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  169  Rosest. 
— house,  16  Charlotte  street 

Cameron,  W.  teacher  of  music,  1  St  John  st. 

Cameron, Wm.  Hodges,  Secretary  to  the  Edin. 
Water  Company,  123  Princes  street 

Cameron,  "William,  spirit  dealer,  5  Hope  st. 


Cameron,  Mrs  Archd.  15  Montagu  street 
Cameron,  Mrs  D.  8  Lauriston  lane 
Cameron,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  2  Simpson's  ct. 
Cameron,  Mrs,  Canning  house 
Cameron,  Mrs,  3  Bruntsfield  terrace 
Cameron,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Albany  street 
Cameron,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Great  King  street 
Cameron,  Miss,  23  Archibald  place 
Cameron,  Miss,  1  Thomas  street 
Cameron,  Miss  A.,  tobacconist,  59  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Cameron,  Miss  E.,  10  St  Patrick  square 
Cameron,  Misses,  stay  and  dressmakers,  29 

Frederick  street 
Camilton,  Robert,  funeral  office,  32  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith — See  Adv. 
Campbell,  Dick,  &  Son,  shoemakers.  Mornings 

side 
Campbell  &  Co.  lace  merchants,  65  George 

street 
Campbell  &  Espie,  W.S.  6  Rutland  square 
Campbell  &  Smith,  S.S.C.  26  York  place 
Campbell,  A.  and  A.,  W.S.  22  Dublin  street 
Campbell,  Alexander,  6  Charlotte  square 
Campbell,  Archibald  &  Co.,  Argyle  brewery 
Campbell,  Arcb.  1  Lynedoch  place 
Campbell,  Archibald,  waiter,  5  Greenside  end 
Campbell,  Archibald,  8  Henry  street 
Campbell,  Archibald,  spirit  merchant,  54  Low 

Calton 
Campbell,  Arthur,  W.S.  {A.  6;  A.  Campbell), 

3  Drummond  place 
Campbell,  Arthur,  jun.W.S.  (A.  and  A.  Camp- 
bell), 4  Randolph  crescent 
Campbell,  B.   G.   trade  accountant,   &c.   9 

Roxburgh  terrace 
Campbell,  Colin  D.  6  Cambridge  street 
Campbell,  Colin,  bank  messenger,  16  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Campbell,  David,  3  Moray  street 
Campbell,  David,  lodgings,  5  Leith  street  ter, 
Campbell,  David,  Leeds  and  Manchester  com- 
mission  agent,   46  Cockburn    street — ho. 
9  Hill  place 
Campbell,  Duncan,  gentlemen's  attendant,  77 

Rose  street 
Campbell,  Francis,  lodgings,  7  Broughton  pi. 
Campbell,  G.  bookseller,  stationer,  and  photo- 
grapher, ]  2  Howe  St. — ho.  1  Malta  Green  pi. 
Campbell,  H.  lodgings,  118  Princes  street 
Campbell,   James,   refreshment    rooms,    167 

High  street 
Campbell,  James,  11  Lauriston  park 
Campbell,  James,  Hill  street  lane,  north 
Campbell,  James,  paper-hangings  and  carpet 

merchant,  26  Cockburn  street 
Campbell,  James,  managing  partner  (Edin. 

Loan  Co.),  39  South  Bridge — See  Adv. 
Campbell,  J.  M.  com.  agent,  3  Jordan  bank 
Campbell,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  28  St 

Patrick  square — ho.  1  Sibbald  place 
Campbell,  John  Archd.,  C.S.,  N.P.  Commiss. 
for  Eng.  and  Irish  affidavits,  2  Albyn  place 


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Campbell,  John,  hairdresser,  43  Shore 
Campbell,  John,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Campbell,  John,  debt  collector,  1  London  st. 
Campbell,  John,  cowfeeder,  18  Rose  street 
Campbell,  John,  writer,  13  Jane  terrace 
Campbell,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1 .5 

Carnegie  street 
Campbell,  Major  C.  F.  wine  merchant  (late 

Aitkeii  &;  C),  11  St  James'  square 
Campbell,  Major,  Blackford  lodge,  3  Hope 

terrace 
Campbell,  Neil  Colquhoun,  advoc.  81  Great 

King  street 
Campbell,  Ord  Graham,  5  Oxford  terrace 
Campbell,  Peter,  paper  hangings  and  floor- 
cloth and  carpet  manufacturer,  4  Greenside 
street 
Campbell,  Richard  V.,  advocate,  5  Albany  st. 
Campbell,  Robert,  ironmonger  and  seed  mer- 
chant, 36  Grassmarket — house,  8  Lauriston 
park 
Campbell,  Robert,  advocate,  27  Heriot  row 
Campbell,  Robert  {British  Linen  Co.),  Mel- 
ville villa,  Wardie 
Campbell,  Robert,  of  Skerrington,  advocate, 

4  Darnaway  street 
Campbell,  Simon  (C.  §•  Smith),  26  York  pi. 
Campbell,  Thos.  E.  &  Co.  metal  merchants, 
milled  lead  and  lead  pipe  manufs.  8  Picardy 
place,  and  117  Constitution  street,  Leith 
Campbell,  T.  B.  (T.  B.  C.db  Co.),  28  Regent 
terrace 
t|l  Campbell,  Thomas,  flesher,  4  Summers'  pi. — 
ho.  4  Queensferry  st. 
Campbell,  Thos.  grocer,  24   So.  Richmond 

street 
Campbell,  Thos.  10  St  James' street 
Campbell,  Wm.  provision  dealer,  26  Green- 
side  street — house,  28 
I  Campbell,  William,  (  T.  B.  C.  §-  Co.)  9  An- 

nandale  street 
Campbell,  Wm.  {G.  P.-O.),  21  St  John's  hill 
Campbell,   Lady,  of  Abreuchill,  6   Howard 

place 
Campbell,  The  Lady  Emma,  44  St  Cuthbert 

street 
Campbell,  Mrs  A.  D.,  7  W.  Maitland  street 
Campbell,  Mrs  Adam,  1 1  Ann  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  of  Leckuary,  2  Coates  crescent 
Campbell,  Mrs  C.  W.  11  Howard  place 
Campbell,  Mrs  Donald,  9  Inverleith  row 
Campbell,  Mrs  Dr  John,  13  Lynedoch  pi. 
Campbell,  Mrs,  24  Abercromby  place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  47  York  place 
Campbell,  ]\Irs,  of  Ballimore,  12  York  place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  60  North  Castle  street 
'^ampbeli,  Mrs,  cook,  90  Rose  street 
Campbell,  Sirs,  ladies'  nurse,  77  Rose  street 
'Campbell,  Mrs  Patrick,  1  St  Stephen  st. 
Campbell,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Walton  park,  4  Eton 

terrace 
Campbell,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Possil,  12  Abercromby 
place 


Campbell,  Mrs,  10  Greenside  street 

Campbell,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  15  Chapel  street 

Campbell,  Mrs,  7  Jane  terrace 

Campbell,  Miss  Elizabeth,  toy  and  smallware 
shop,  18  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Campbell,  Miss  Helen,  50  George  street 

Campbell,  Miss  M.  5  Duke  street 

Campbell,  Miss,  dressmaker,  63  Frederick 
street 

Campbell,  Miss,  24  Alva  street 

Campbell,  Miss,  4  Saxe-Coburg  place 

Campbell,  Miss,  5  AthoU  place 

Campbell,  Miss,  35  Heriot  row 

Campbell,  Miss,  of  Southhall,  68  Northum- 
berland street 

Campbell,  Miss,  of  Succoth,  7  Gloucester 
place 

Campbell,  Misses,  teachers  of  pianoforte  and 
singing,  60  North  Castle  street 

Campion,  John,  41  Croft-an-righ 

Canch,  Mrs,  23  London  street 

Candlish,  Rev.  Rob.  S.,  D.D.  52  Melville 
street 

Candlish,  William,  clerk,  18  Thistle  street 

Candlish,  Wm.  lodgings,  10  Trinity  crescent 

Canning,  Geo.  32  Drummond  place 

Cannon,  Alexander,  printer  and  publisher,  23 
East  Thistle  street — house,  do. 

Canongate,  Burgh  Clerk  of — Wm.  Eraser, 
W.S.  31  Princes  street 

Canongate  Poor-house,  2  Tolbooth  wynd — 
James  Rew,  governor;  Mrs  Rew,  matron  ; 
Rev.  James  Brown,  chaplain 

Cappie,  James,  M.D.  102  Lauriston  pi. 

Caravanna,  JMrs,  25  Duke  street 

Carey,  Chas.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6 
South  Hanover  street 

Carfrae  and  Clouston,  land-surveyors  and 
civil  engineers,  1  Erskine  place 

Carfrae,  Alex,  bank  messenger,  Clyde  st.  Ian 

Carfrae,  Robert,  house  painter,  19  Pitt  st. 

Carfrae,  T.  (C.  a7id  Cloustun),  9  Osborne 
terrace 

Carfrae,  Wm.  saddler,  7  Queensferry  street- 
house,  8  Wallace  place 

Carfrae,  William,  butcher,  89  St  Andrew  st., 
Leith 

Carfrae,  William,  M.D.,  112  Canongate 

Carfrae,  Mrs,  3  Frederick  st. 

Carfrae,  Miss  Jane,  1 1  Middleby  street 

Carfrae,  Miss  J.  dressmaker,  11  W.  Adam  st. 

Carlisle  &  Watts,  stationers,  desk,  dressing- 
case,  &c.  makers,  49  North  Hanover  St. 

Carlisle,  James,  5  Hope  park  crescent 

Carlisle,  John  (C  ^  Watts),  5  Mackenzie  pi. 

Carlisle,  W.,  draper,  33  Nicolson  street — 
house,  26  St  Leonard  street 

Carlon,  Hugh,  provision  dealer,  134  Cowgate 

Carlon,  Mrs  F.  shoemaker,  102  Cowgate 

Carlyle,  William,  8  Romilly  place 

Carlyle,  John,  canine  repository,  Lothian  road 

Carraent,  John,  S.S.C.  {Patrick,  M'Ewen,  ^ 
C),  36  Great  King  street 


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Garment,  Mrs,  18  Carlton  street 

Carmichael  &  Son,  poulterers,  60  Queen  st. 

Carmichael,  Archd.  provision  merchant,  1 
Orcliardfield  street 

Carmichael,  John,  teacher,  St  Bernard's  parish 
school,  Dean  street 

Carmichael,  J.  grocer,  62  St  Leonard  street 

Carmichael,  James,  poulterer  and  game  dealer, 
13  &  14  High  market 

Carmichael  James,  ( C.  and  Son),  6  Howe  st. 

Carmichael,  James,  classical  master  in  the 
Edinburgh  academy,  9  Saxe-Coburg  place 

Carmichael,  J.  (High  School),  16  London  st. 

Carmichael,  J.  S.  jeweller,  20  Drummond  st. 

Carmichael,  Joseph  Taylor,  cashier,  Shore 
Due's  Office,  10  Glover  st. 

Carmichael,  L.  pharmaceutical  chemist,  13 
Calton  street,  and  19  Queensferry  street — 
house,  31  Lothian  road 

Carmichael,  Mitchell  (Pro.  Sj  Income  Tax) — 
office,  6  Waterloo  pi — house,  Liber  ton  cot. 

Carmichael,  Robt.  flesher,  75  Northumber- 
land street — house,  44  Howe  street 

Carmichael,  T.  smith,  5  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 

Carmichael,  Thomas,  brewer,  23  N.  B.  of 
Canongate 

Carmichael,  Walter,  architect,  teacher  of  archi- 
tectural drawing,  44  South  bridge 

Carmichael,  Walter  Scott,  M.D.  surgeon  and 
accoucheur,  3  Annandale  street 

Carmichael,  Wm.  S.  surgeon  and  accoucheur, 
22  Northumberland  street 

Carmichael,  Wm.  butcher  and  poulterer,  1  to 
5  Broughton  market — house,  8  Mansfield 
place 

Carmichael,  Mrs  J.  F.  3  Malta  terrace 

Carmichael,  Mrs,  1  Cannon  street,  Leith 

Carmichael,  Mrs  Wm.  4  Melville  place 

Carmichael,  Mrs,  36  Inverleith  row 

Garment,  Mrs,  dress  and  cloak  maker.  Dean 

Carnegie,  Chas,  shoemaker,  45  Earl  Grey  st. 

Carnegie,  James,  jun.  16  Windsor  street 

Carnegie,  J.  mercantile  agent,  5  Lauriston 
park 

Carnegie,  James,  lodgings,  33  Northumber- 
land street 

Carnegy,  Rob.,  M.D.  41  Charlotte  square 

Carnegy,  Miss,  32  Blacket  place 

Carnie,  Leslie  (Customs),  Annfield,  New- 
haven 

Carnishelli,  Jas.  mould  and  figure  maker,  4 
Greenside  place 

Carnochen,  Andrew,  excise  officer,  7  St  Leo- 
nard's lane 

Caron,  F.,  10  Madeira  place 

Caron,  Jules,  teacher  of  French,  118  Princes 
street 

Carpenter,  M.  boarding-house,  7  Buccleuch  pi. 

Carphin,  George,  16  East  Adam  street 
Carphin,  Jas.  Rhind,  C.A.  12  St  Andrew  sq. 

— house,  3  Gloucester  pi. 
Carr,  David,  joiner,  43  North  Pitt  ^street — 
house,  33  Pitt  street 


Carr,  Michael,  tailor  and  clothier,  1  Blenheim 

place 
Carr,  Mrs,  straw-hat  maker,  2  St  Vincent  st. 
Carr,  Misses,  milliners   and   dressmakers,  1 

Blenheim  place 
Carrick,  Alex,  ironmonger,  31  Lothian  road 
Carrick,  Andrew,  house  proprietor,  Morocco 

close,  273  Canongate 
Carrick,  James,  &  Sons,  ironmongers,  smiths, 

gasfitters,  156  and  158  Rose  street 
Carrick,   William  (Inland  Revenue),  22  St 

Patrick  square 
Carrick,  William,  hatter,  44  North  bridge 
Carrick,  Mrs,  32  Broughton  place 
Carroll,  Wm.,  fish  dealer,  12  Robertson's  cl. 
Carron  Co.'s  warehouse,  Wet  docks — Neilson 

Rose,  agent,  Leith 
Carron  Co.,  Liverpool  and  Leith  traders— 

Neilson  Rose,  agent,  Leith 
Carrubber's     Close     Mission,     Whitefield 
chape],  143  High  street — Rev.  James  Gall, 
superintendent 
Carruthers  &  Cross,  jewellers  and  dealers  in 

articles  of  vertu,  61  Hanover  street 
Carse,  D.   &  Co.,  coach   builders   and  pro- 
prietors, Orchardfield 
Carse,  Thos.  (  Customs),  39  Albany  St.,  Leith 
Carson,  Mrs,  photographic  printer,  7  Brough- 
ton place 
Carson,  Miss,  82  Lauriston  place 
Carstairs  and  Robertson,  wine  and  commission 
merchs.  Trinity  vaults,  99  Giles'  st.  Leith 
Carstairs  &  Sons,  fruiterers  and  florists,  12J 

George  street  and  Warriston  nursery 
Carstairs,  A.  engraver  &  chaser,  19  South  St 

David  street 
Carstairs,    George,    manufacturing  jeweller, 

Swinton  row — ho.  13  Annandale  street 
Carstairs,  Matthew,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  71 

Northumberland  street — ho.  20  Howe  st. 
Carstairs,  Thomas,  4  Henderson  row 
Carstairs,  Wm.  jeweller,  4  East  Broughton  pi. 
Carstairs,  Wm.  D.,  4  South  Fort  street 
Carstairs,  Mrs,  14  Pitt  street 
Carswell,  Wm.,  wine  and  spirit  mercht.,  172 

Pleasance 
Carter,  Frederick  Hayne,  C.A.  5  St  Andrew 
square,  manager  of  Scottish  Friendly  Life 
Assurance  Company,  and  sec.  to  the  Edin. 
Blind  Asylum — house,  12  Carlton  street 
Carter,  Nicliol,  spirit  and  wine  merchant,  86 

Candlemaker  row 
Carter,  Mrs  A.  28  London  street 
Carter,  Mrs,  42  York  place 
Carter,  Mrs  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

202  Pleasance 
Carter,  Mrs   Nicholas,   wine   merchant,  47 

Hanover  street — house,  51 
Carver,  Robt.,  mason   and   oven  builder,  ^\ 

Wemyss  terrace,  Vennel 
Casey,  .Tames,  collector,  17  Thistle  street 
Caskey,  William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13 
College  wynd — house,  3  Crichton  street 


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Cassels,  Alexander,  W.S.  8  Northumberland 

street 
Cassels,  Walter  Gibson,  Blackford  house 
Cassie,  Andrew,  dyer,  70  Clerk  street 
Cassia,  Andrew,  dyer,  North  Pitt  street 
Castle,  James,  working  jeweller,   21    Leith 

street 
Cathcart,  Jas.,  Fergusson,  &  Co.  wine  mer- 
chants, 84  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Cathcart,  Jas.  {J.  C,  Fergusson^  §■  Co.),  12 

Carlton  terrace 
Cathcart,  John  F.  {Gillespie  8f  Cathcart,  Leith) 

15  Annandale  street 
Cathcart,  Mrs,  17  Great  King  street 
Cathels,  Misses,  dressmakers,  67  Cumberland 

street 
Cathie,  N.,  tailor  &  clothier,  429  Lawnmarket 
Cathie,  I.  flesher,  19  William  street 
Caton,  Miss  Mary,  2  Oxford  street 
Cattanach,  Peter  Lorimer,  advocate,  39  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Cattanach,  W.  39  Northumberland  street 
Cattanach,  Wm.jun.  wine  and  spirit  mercht., 

102  Nicolson  st. — house,  24 
Caunter,  Robert,  25  Howard  place 
Cavaye,  Major- General,  12  Royal  circus 
Caven,  John,  teacher,  32  Dundas  street 
Caw,  Jn.,  mess.-at-arms  and  sheriff-officer,  25 
St  James'  sq,,  and  47  Constitution  St.,  Leith 
Caw,  John,  50  Rankeillor  street 
Caw,  Wm.  {Borrowman  cO   C),  14  Romilly 

place 
Caw,  William,  sherifi'-officer,  25  James'  sq. 
Caw,  Mrs  John  B.  1  Hill  square 
Cay  and  Black,  advertising  and  newspaper 

agents,  65-a  George  street 
Cay  &  Johnston,  furnishing  ironmongers,  gas- 
fitters,  and  railway  coach  lamp  manufac- 
turers, 7  Greenside  place 
Cay,  John,  jun.,  W.S.  solicitor,  G.P.-O.,  5 
S.-E.  Circus  place — house,  Charlton  lodge, 
Strath  earn  road 
Cay,  John,  advocate,  sheriff  and  commissary 
of  Linlithgowshire,  convener  of  the  sheriffs 
of  Scotland,  5  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Cay,  John  (^Aberdeen,  Leith,  and  Clyde  Ship- 
ping Co.)  1 4  Barony  street 
Cay,  Robert  Dundas,  W.S.  agent  of  Oriental 
Bank  Corporation,  23  St  Andrew  square — 
house,  19  Greenhill  gardens. — See  Adv. 
Cay,  Mrs  F.  14  Barony  street 
Cay,  Miss  Jane,  19  Greenhill  gardens 
Cess   Office,   County  and  City,  6  Waterloo 

place 
Chadwick,  Alex.,   working   jeweller,  5    St 

James'  square 
Chadwick,  Mrs  James,  grocer,  12  Shrub  place 
Chaffbrd,  Madame,  milliner,  dress  and  corset 

maker,  2  Castle  street 
Chalmers'  Hospital  for  Sick  and  Hurt,  Lau- 

riston  place 
i  Chalmers,  A.  Henderson,  W.S,  {Aitld  &  C), 
;     2  Maitland  street 


Chalmers,  C.  S.   (D.  Robertson  &;^  Son),  8 

Elbe  St. — ho.  7  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Chalmers,  Charles,  Castle  bank,  Merchiston 
Chalmers,  David,  M.D.,  47  Lauriston  place 
Chalmers,  Edward,  spirit  merchant,  20  Com- 
mercial place — ho.  1 4 
Chalmers,  George,  saddler,  Q5  Clerk  street 
Chalmers,  J.  3  Lothian  street 
Chalmers,  James  K,,  17  Grange  road 
Chalmers,  James,  shoemaker,  52  India  street 
Chalmers,  John,  spirit  merchant,  4 1  Tolbooth 

wynd — ho.  Mayfield  house,  Leith 
Chalmers,  John,  shoemaker,  26  Calton  hill 
Chalmers,   John,    surveyor   of  buildings,    1 

Claremont  place 
Chalmers,  J.,  whosesale  and  retail  wine  and 

spirit  merchant,  122  High  street 
Chalmers,  John,  coal  merchant,  Balquhatstone 

colliery  office,  11  Port-Hopetoun — house,  7 

Brougham  place 
Chalmers,  Joseph,  A.M.  teacher,  Newington 

school.  South  Clerk  street 
Chalmers,  Wm.,  tailor,  35  Bristo  street 
Chalmers,  William,  spirit  dealer,  4  Shrub  pi. 

— house,  4-A 
Chalmers,  Mrs  M.,  38  Cumberland  street 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  14  W.  Maitland 

street 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  midwife,  72  Northumberland 

street 
Chalmers,  Miss  Marion,  33  Dublin  street 
Chalmers,  Miss,  58  India  street 
Chamber  of  Commerce  &  Manufactures,  hall, 

1 1  Melbourne  place — Sec.  James  Greig,  37 

Minto  Street 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Leith,    28  Bernard 

St. — Pillans  Scartb,  W.S.,  secretary. 
Chambers,  D.,  spirit  dealer,  114  Kirkgate 
Chambers,  Johnston,  clerk,  is^orth  Gray's  close 
Chambers,  Rob.  jun.  {W.  ^  R.  C.),\Q  Royal 

crescent 
Chambers,  W.  &   R.  publishers,  339  High 

street 
Chambers,  W.  (  W.^^R.  C),  IS  Manor  place 
Chancellor,  Edward,  W.S.  16  St  Andrew  sq. 

— ho.  1  Chalmers'  street 
Chancellor,  George,  W.S.  {Macallan  §•   C), 

10  Castle  street 

Chancellor,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Shieldhill,  Chalmers' 
street 

Chancery  H.M.,  39,  41,  &  43  Register 
house — director,  John  M.  Lindsay,  19  Mel- 
ville St. — depute  directors,  Jas.  P.  Halley, 
19  Seton  place.  Grange ;  and  Alex.  Howe,  6 
Shandwick  place 

Chapman,  David,  card  manufacturer,  32 
Bernard  street,  Leith 

Chapman,  Hen,,  warehouseman,  40  Grange  ro. 

Chapman,  John,  M.D.  Hawkfield  ho.  Leith 

Chapman,  Robt.  {Crown  Agent  Office),  1  East 
Newington  place 

Chapman,  Thos.   auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

11  Hanover  street — ho.  4  Lauriston  frardens 


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Chauity  Workhouse,  Forrest  road 
Charles,  George,  agent,  17  Bread  street 
Charles,  James,  ironmonger,  smith,  tinplate 

worker,  gasfitter,  &c.,  8  North  St  Andrew 

St.;  workshops,  Albany  st.  lane — house,  18 

Broughton  street 
Charles,  Wm.  flesher,   8  Middle  market — 

house,  3  Buccleuch  street 
Charles,  Miss,  42  Inverleith  row 
Chartered  Bank  of  India,  Australia,  and 

China— Colin  C.  Grant,  W.S.  4-a  North  St 

David  street,  agent 
Chartered  Mercantile  Bank  of  India,  Lon- 
don, and  China,  128  George  street — Charles 

Pearson,  agent — See  Adv. 
Charteris,  Miss,  33  Bridge  street 
Charters,  W.  S.,  M.D.,  H.E.I.C.S.,  the  Grove, 

Laverock  bank.  Trinity 
Chatham,  J.  cheesemonger  and  grocer,  S26 

Lawnmarket 
Chaumont,  Louis  F.  teacher  of  French,  44 

Castle  street 
Cheape,  Hon.  Mrs,  2  Carlton  terrace 
Cheape,  Miss,  31  George  square 
Chedburn,  George,  bootmaker,  5  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Chedburn,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  6 

Young  street 
Cherry,  John,  engraver  and  lithographer,  84 

High  street 
Chesney,    David,  saw  maker    and  repairer, 

8  Royal  Exchange 
Chesney,  Andrew,  sawmaker,  2  Albert  build- 
ings, Spittal  street 
Chess  Club,  The  Edinburgh,  4  Queen  street, 

George  Gibson,  sec. 
Chessar,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  69 

Canongate 
Chessar,  Mrs  Wm.  lodgings,  29  Frederick  st. 
Chessar,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  29 

Frederick  street 
Chesser,  John,  superintendent  of  property  for 

G.  Heriot's  hospital,  12  Royal  Exchange — 

house,  19  Graham  street 
Cheyne  and  Stuart,  W.S.  1 1  Young  street 
Cheyne,  Charles,  clothier  and  draper,  4  Gray's 

place,  St  Leonard's 
Cheyne,  H.  (C.  ^  Stuart),  6  Koyal  terrace 
Cheyne,  Mrs  P.  30  Rankeillor  street 
Cheyne,  Mrs,  2  Doune  terrace 
Cheyne,  Miss,  4  Blackford  road 
Chiene,  Geo.T.,  C.A.  7  George  street — ^house, 

27  Northumberland  street 
Child  and  Huie,  china  and  cut-glass  store, 

97  George  street 
Child,  W.  K.  mercht..  Red  braes,  Bonnington 
Child,  Mrs,  8  Hart  street 
Chilton,  Mrs  W.  lodgings,  7  N.-W.  Circus 

place 
Chisholm   &    Harper,    coal    merchants,   14 

Junction  street 
Chisholm,  Alexander,  city  missionary,  4  Park 

street 


Chisholm,  Archibald,  smith  and  farrier,  34 

Sheriff  brae 
Chisholm,  Daniel,  fruiterer  and  confectioner, 

37  Haddington  place 
Chisholm,  David  i^N.  B.  Insurance  Office),  36 

Rankeillor  street 
Chisholm,  David,  writer,  3  Cambridge  street 
Chisholm,  John  Knox,   dental-surgeon,    15 

Duke  street 
Chisholm,  John,  stationer,  35  Lothian  road 
Chisholm,  Robert  {Blachay  §-  C),  25   East 

Claremont  street 
Chisholm,  Rt.  cowfeeder,  44  N.  Richmond 

street 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13 

Citadel  street,  Leith 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer,  20  S.  Richmond  st. 
Chisholm,  Miss,  straw-hat  manufacturer  and 

furrier,  37  North  bridge 
Chisholm e,  William,  joiner  and  undertaker. 

East  Newington  place 
Chisholme,  Miss  Scott,  15  Bruntsfield  place 
Christian  News   and  Day  Star  office,   10 

Nicolson  St. — John  Dickson,  agent 
Christian  Treasury  Office,  2  Melbourne  pi., 

— Johnstone,  Hunter,  &  Co.  publishers 
Christiansen ,  Mrs  Eliza  W.  George  st.  Leith 
Christie  &  Kilpatrick,  clothiers,  hatters,  out- 
fitters, and  robe  makers  to  the  University, 

104  and  105  South  bridge 
Christie  &  Smith,  wine,  spirit,  &  malt  liquor 

merchts.  23-b  George  st. — ho.  67  Hanover 

street 
Christie,  Alex,  old  bookseller,  97  Nicolson  st. 
Christie,  Alex,  slater  and  chimney  sweeper, 

1 18  Kirkgate 
Christie,  Alex,  lodgings,  30  Cumberland  st. 
Christie,  Alex.  51  Minto  street 
Christie,  Alex.  14  Royal  circus 
Christie,  Andrew,  8  Roxburgh  ten*ace 
Christie,  Lt.-Col.  Charles,  26  Great  King  st. 
Christie,  Charles  G.  C.  (Inland  Revenue^  35 

Frederick  street 
Christie,  George,  erocer  and  provision  mercht. 

1 1  Abbey  hill 
Christie,  Henry,  tobacco  and  snuflp  manufac- 
turer,   13    Nicolson    square — house,     179 

Causeyside 
Christie,  Henry,  1 1  Henry  street 
Christie,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

30  High  street — house,  30  Rankeillor  street 
Christie,  James,  dairyman,  4  Barony  street 
Christie,  James,  ladies'  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

63  George  street — ho.  132 
Christie,  James,  supervisor  of  Inland  Revenue, 

5  Union  street 
Christie,  James,  baker,  4  N.  Junction  street 
Christie,  John,  &  Son, breeches  makers,hosiers, 

and  glovers,  16  George  street 
Christie,  J.  C,  W.S.  4  Duncan  st.  Newington 
Christie,  John,  6  St  John  street 
Christie,  John  (C  and  Kilpatrich),  4  Oxford 

street 


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Christie,  'J.  &  R.  coal  merchants,  4  Barony 
street 

Christie,  Major-General,  14  Gt.  Stuart  st. 

Christie,  Captain  R.,  H.M.I.S.,  St  Bernard's 
bower 

Christie,  Robert,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
53  Hanover  street 

Christie,  Robert,  West  Merchiston  place 

Christie,  Rt.,  jun.  C.A.  (secretary.  Northern 
Assurance  Comjxiny^,  ]2  Lauriston  park 

Christie,  Robert  L,  working  jeweller  and 
watchmaker,  17,  18,  19,  and  20  Bank  street 

Christie,  Thomas,  teacher  of  English,  geo- 
graphy, history,  &c.  36  George  street 

Christie,  Captain  T.,  R.N.,  iS^Castle  street 

Christie,  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  3  Victoria  ter. 

Christie,  William,  slater,  31  Constitution 
street — house,  129 

Christie,   William,    advocate,  24  Duke  street 

Christie,  William,  81  Clerk  street 

Christie,  W,  L.  I  Claremont  place 

Christie,  Mrs  David,  16  Broughton  place 

Christie,  Mrs  James,  7  Brougham  place 

Christie,  Mrs,  5  Roxburgh  place 

Christie,  Mrs,  1 1  Findhorn  place 

Christie,  Mrs,  Kevv  terrace 

Christie,  Mrs,  23  Duke  street 

Christie,  Mrs,  3  Brandon  street 

Christie,  Mrs,  87  Pleasance 

Christie,  Miss,  30  Howard  place 

Christie,  Miss,  22  Clarence  street 

Christie,  Miss,  20  Ann  street 

Christie,  Miss  A.  dressmaker,  22  S.  College  st. 

Christison,  David,  M.D.,  40  Moray  place 

Christison,  Robert,  professor  of  materia  medica, 
and  consulting  physician,  40  Moray  j)lace 

Cbrystal,  Cockburn,  bootmaker,  28  Hadding- 
ton place 

Church  of  England  Life  and  Fire  Assu- 
rance Institution,  18  Hill  street. 

Church  of  Scotland  Schemes  Office,  22  Queen 
street 

Church  of  Scotland  Normal  School  Board- 
ing House,  12  Picardy  place 

Churton,  Rev.  Matthew,  M.A.,  Gothic  house. 
Trinity 

Ciceri,  Mantica,  and  Torre,  carvers,  gilders, 
and  looking-glass  manufacturers,  81  Leith 
street — house,  28  Greenside  street 

Circus  Place  School,  4  N.-E.  Circus  place,  and 
2  Royal  circus — Wm.  M.  Begbie,  rector 

City  Accountant's  Office,  10  Royal  Exch. 

City  Chamberlain's  Office,  10  R,oyal  Exch. 

City  Chambers,  10  Royal  Exchange 

City  Clerk's  Office,  10  Royal  Exchange 

City  Dining  Rooms,  14  South  St  Andrew  st. 
— Duncan  M'Laren,  proprietor — See  Adv. 

City  of  Edin.  Roads  and  Streets  Trust, 
David  Murray,  C.A.  treasurer  and  collec- 
tor, 46  George  street 

City  of  Edin.  Road  Trust  Works  office, 
271  High  street — W.  A.  .Jardine,  surveyor 
and  engineer — house,  19  Queen  street 


City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Co.   21    St 

Andrew  sq. — Rob.  Balfour,  sec. — See  Adv. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  12  Hanover  street — 

William    Bain,   manager — sub-offices,   60 

Grassmarket,  8  Hunter  square 

City  Poors-Rates  office.  City  Parish,  4  Forrest 

road 
City  Procurator-Fiscal's  office,  10  Royal  Ex- 
change 
Clan  Tartan  Warehouse,  29  Princes  street 
Clapperton,  Alex.  15  Clerk  street 
Clapperton,  James  (  Wishart  and  C),  IMavis- 

ton,  Stanley  road,  Trinity 
Clapperton,  John,  &  Co.  wholesale  and  retail 

woollen  merchants,  371  High  street 
Clapperton,  Jn.  {John  C.  Sf  Co.),  Home  lodge, 

Viewforth 
Clapperton,  Thomas,  12  Teviot  row 
Clapperton,  Wm.  R.  cabinet  furniture   and 
carpet  manufacturer,  draper,  upholsterer, 
and  general  furnishing  warehouseman,  59 
and  60  Princes  st. — workshop.  So.  E.  Rose 
street  lane — manufactory.  Castle  terrace- 
house,  12  Teviot  row 
Clapperton,  Mrs  Alex.  29  Drummond  place 
Clark   &   Beatson,    manufacturing  and   fur- 
nishing   ironmongers,    smiths,    tin-plate 
workers,  and  gas-fitters,  24  HoAve  street 
Clark  &  Co.  clothiers  and  drapers,  1  Bristo  pi, 
Clark  &  Crawford,  grocers  and  wine  merchts. 

3  Rutland  place 
Clark,  Alex.   {Clark  ^  Beatson)  6  WhartOQ 

place 
Clark,  A.,  Salisbury  bank,  St  Leonard  hill 
Clark,  Andrew  R.  advocate,  17  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Clark,  Charles,  agent,  2  St  James'  place 
Clark,  Crighton,  shipmaster,  6  Hope  ter.  Leith 
Clark,  David,  invalid  gentlemen's  attendant,  1 

Dean  st. 
Clark,  F.  bootmaker,  1  Leslie  place 
Clark,  Francis  Wm.  advocate,  5  Forth  street 
Clark,  Henry,  silk  mercer,  83  George  street 
Clark,  James,  inspecting  mail  guard,  25  Ba- 
rony street 
Clark,  James,  flasher,  7  S.  Richmond  st. 
Clark,  James,  watchmaker,  31  Fountainbridge 
Clark,  James,  baker,  3  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Clark,    John,   Venetian-blind  manufacturer, 

Gayfield  square  lane 
Clark,  John,  of  Kirkland  pai'k,  Avonsdale,  4 

Inverleith  row 
Clark,  John,  currier  and  leather  merchant, 

29  Horse  wynd 
Clark,  John,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  181 

Cowgate 
Clark,  .John,  8  Nelson  street 
Clark,  J.,  letter-carrier,  4  Charles  street 
Clark,  Martin,  toy  and  fancy  warehouse,  13 

Cockburn  sti'eet 
Clark,  R.  and  R.  printers,  42  Hanover  street 
Clark,  Robert,  wholesale  tea  dealer,  36  Drum- 
mond place 
Clark,  Robs.,  stationer,   engraver,   &  lithe- 


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grapher,  10  So.  Hanover  street — house,  26 
Dublin  street 

Clark,  Robert  {R.  &  R.  C.)  17  E.  Claremont  st. 

Clark,  Robert,  coal  and  lime  merchant,  59  St 
Leonard  street 

Clark,  T.  &  T.  law-booksellers  and  publish- 
ers, 38  George  street 

Clark,  Thos.  6  Saunders  street 

Clark,  Thos,  {T.  8f  T.  C),  8  Claremont  cres. 

Clark,  Thomas,  waiter,  19  Fettes  row 

Clark,  Thomas,  artist,  11  Castle  terrace 

Clark,  Thos.  D.  gentlemen's  sick  nurse  and 
waiter,  3  Saunders'  st. 

Clark,  Wm.   North  British  Loan  oflBce,  312 
Lawnmarket 

Clark,  William,  22  Carnegie  street 

Clark,  Mrs  George,  17  Forth  street 

Clark,  Mrs,  17  Randolph  crescent 

Clark,  Mrs,  23  Scotland  street 

Clark,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  35  Broughton  street 

Clark,  Mrs,  sen.  8  Claremont  crescent 

Clark,  Mrs,  court  dressmaker,  83-a  George 
street 

Clark,  Mrs,  4  Lyndoch  place 

Clark,  Mrs,  6  Johnstone  place 

Clark,  Misses  Eliza  and  Jane,  dressmakers, 
78-A  George  street 

Clark,  Misses,  1 5  Dick  place 

Clarke,  Alex.  Nicoll,  3  Gloucester  place 

Clarke,  Geo.  A.  13  Montgomery  street 

Clarke,  James  Patrick,  10  Duncan  street 

Clarke,  Ralph,  Meadow  lodge.  Meadows 

Clarkson,  Alex.,  agent,  &c.,  31  St  Andrew  sq. 
—ho.  34-  London  street 

Clarkson,  E.,M.D.,  H.E.LC.S.20  Broughton 
place 

Clarkson,  John,  surveyor,  7  Spittal  street 

Clarkson,  Lieutenant-Colonel,  .5  Carlton  st. 

Clarkson,  Robert,  Wight's  place 

Clarkson,  Mrs,  34  London  street 

Clason,  James  H.  10  Buccleuch  place 

Clason,  Rev.  Patrick,  D.D.  22  George  sq. 

Claxton,  William,  19  N.-W.  Circus  place 

Clay,  John,  smith  and  ironmonger,  46  Pitt 
street 

Clazy,  Geo.  city  missionary,  18  Meadow  pi. 

Cleghorn,  John,  spirit  dealer,  carriers'  quar- 
ters, loo  Grassmarket 

Cleghorn,  Thos.  advocate,  sheriff  of  Argyle- 
shire,  26  Queen  street 

Cleghorn,  Miss  Jane,  Berlin  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 66  George  street — ho.  1  Darnaway  st. 

Cleland,  John,  mill-pick  manufacturer.  Water 
of  Leith 

Cleland,  W.  smith.  Water  of  Leith 
Cleland,  Mrs  Stewart,  40  Gt.  King  street 

Cleland,  Misses,  7  Malta  terrace 

Cleland,  Miss,  18  Minto  street 

Clephane,    H.    painter,    paper-hanger,    and 

glazier,  92  High  street 
Clephane,  Mrs,  15  Buccleuch  street 
Clerihew,  Peter,  lodgings,  3  Albany  street 
Clerk,  Dugald,  saddler,  45  Rose  street 


Clerk,  Miss,  30  Royal  circus 
Cleugh,  Miss  Eliza,  3  Rutland  square 
Clift,  Henry,  private  hotel,  43  George  st. 
Clingan  &  Mortimer,  chemists  and  druggists, 
132  Princes  street. — Night  bell  on  the  pre- 
mises.— See  Adv. 
Clinkscales,  Robert,  linen-draper,  170  High 

street — house,  24  St  Patrick  square 
Clouston,  Thos.  S.,  M.D.  assistant  physician 

to  Royal  Edin.  Asylum 
Clouston,  William,   C.E.  {Carfrae  §•   C.)  G 

St  Vincent  street 
Clow,  William,  (Jl  Morgan  Sf  Co.)  6  Castle  st. 
Clunas,  A.  coal  merchant,  14  Port-Hopetoun 
and    West    Newington    place — house,    10 
Lothian  road 
Clunes,  James,  2  Smith's  place 
Clunes,  John,  4  Park  street 
Clydesdale  Banking  Co.  Royal  Exchange — 
Alex.  Auchie,  agent — Peter  Cunningham, 
accountant 
Clydesdale  Bank,  29  George  street — James 

Greenhill,  manager 
Coates,  James,  agent,  12  West  Richmond  st. 
Coates,  Mrs  Thomas,  3  Oxford  street 
Coats,  Mrs,  10  Coates  crescent 
Cobbold,  Alan  B.  Broughton  park 
Cobhara,  M.  professor  of  the  pianoforte  and 

singing,  1 1  Greenhill  gardens 
Cochran,  John,   comb   and  spoon  manufac- 
turer. Water  of  Leith 
Cochrane  &  Orchardson,  milliners  and  straw- 
bonnet  makers,  5  Clerk  street 
Cochrane,  Paterson,  &  Co.  corn  factors,  18 

Constitution  street 
Cochrane,  Alexander,    assistant  superinten- 
dent, Newington  cemetery 
Cochrane,  Henry,  refresht.  rooms,  Waverley 

bridge 
Cochrane,   Henry,  assistant   superintendent, 

Dairy  cemetery 
Cochrane,   Henry,   auctioneer  and  valuator, 

48  liauriston  place 
Cochrane,  James,  3  Queen's  pi.  Leith  walk 
Cochrane,  James,  manufacturer  of  gas  meters, 

Greenside  lane — house,  28  York  place 
Cochrane,  John,  baker,  8  Roxburgh  place 
Cochrane,  John,  13  Cromwell  street,  Leith 
Cochrane,  John,   tin-plate  worker  and  gas- 
fitter,  48  Kirkgate 
Cochrane,  Jn.,  M.D.  surgeon  and  apothecary, 

503  Lawnmarket — ho.  1  Lauriston  park 
Cochrane,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  21 

and  23  Elm  row 
Cochrane,  Robt.  H.  grocer,  248  Canongate 
Cochrane,  Rev.  Thomas,  71  Clerk  street 
Cochrane,  Thos.  brassfounder,  98  Giles'  street 
Cochrane,  Thos.  {H.M.  Customs)  9  Dock  st. 
Cochrane,  Wm.  tailor  and  clothier,  30  Kirkgate 
Cochrane,  Wm.  G.  ( Cochra?ie,  Paterson,  6^ 

Co.),  the  Hermitage,  Leith  links 
Cochrane,  Mrs,  5  Randolph  place 
Cochrane,  Mrs,  2  Rankeillor  place 


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Cochrane,  Miss,  35  York  place 

Cochrane,  Miss,  4  Montgomery  street 

Cochrane,  Miss  M.,  green  gr.,  116  Kirkgate 

Cockburn  and  Co.  wine  merchants,  89  Con- 
stitution street,  Leith 

Cockburn  and  Son,  bakers,  29  Dean  street 

Cockburn,  Alexander,  12  Walker  street 

Cockburn,  Alex,  cowfeeder,  208  Canongate 

Cockburn,  Alex.  18  Lothian  street 

Cockburn,  A.  D.  Coates  house 

Cockburn,  A.  goldsmith  and  jeweller,  3  Fre- 
derick street 

Cockburn,  James,  fruit  merchant,  1  Lindsay 
place — house,  3  Chapel  st. 

Cockburn,  James  (G.P.-O.)  10  Buccleuch 
place 

Cockburn,  J.,  and  Campbell,  wine  merchants, 
32  St  Andrew  square 

Cockburn,  J.  &  G.  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 21  S.  Castle  street,  135  Princes  st. 
and  3  India  street — house  30  Castle  street 

Cockburn,  J.  54  India  place 

Cockburn,  John,  keeper.  Royal  Society,  Royal 
Institution 

Cockburn,  W.  H.,  28  Dean  street 

Cockburn,  Mrs  Peter,  cowfeeder,  30  Duke 
street,  Leith,  and  107  Kirkgate 

Cockburn,  Mrs,  18  Lothian  street 

Cockburn,  Mrs,  5  Doune  terrace 

Cockburn,  Mrs,  1  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 

Cockburn,  Mrs  C.  cap  maker,  13  Bank  street 

Cockburn,  Miss,  1  Albyn  Place 

Cockburn,  Misses,  4  Castle  street 

Cockson,  Mrs,  India  shawl  and  lace  darner, 
10  Society 

Cogan,  Miss,  Anelma  villa,  Merchiston 

Coghill,  J.  Jessfield  house,  Dewar  place 

Coghill,  Wm.  tailor  and  clothier,  81  Nicol- 
son  street 

Coghill,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Nicolson  street 

Cohen,  S.  dealer  in  watches  and  watch  mate- 
rials, 3  Leith  street  terrace 

Colcleugh,  Mrs,  7  London  street 

Colden,  John,  and  Son,  wrights  and  under- 
takers, Morrison  street — ho.  7  Tobago  st. 

Colden,  M.  &  J.  milliners,  dress  and  straw- 
hat  makers,  7  Tobago  street 

Colden,  Miss,  milliner,  40  Earl  Grey  street 

Coldstream,  J.  P.,  51  York  place 

Coldstream,  Mrs,  31  Y'ork  place 

Coldstream,  Mrs,  ]  0  Windsor  street 

Cold  well,  James,  ferrier  &  smith,  Mary  place 
— house,  1 1  Hermitage  place 

Coleman,  IVIrs  Charles,  28  London  street 

Collector's  office,  Canongate  poor-rates, 
163  Canongate — James  Allison,  collector — 
house,  1 1  Charles'  street 

Collector's  office,  City  parish  poor-rates, 
4  Forrest  road. 

Collector's  office.  Land  and  Assessed  Taxes, 
Property  and  Income  Tax  office,  6  Waterloo 
place 

Collector's  ofBce,  Police,  Prison,  &  Re:'s- 


tration  Assessments,  Police  chambers,  High 

street 
Collector's  and  Treasurer's  office,  Police,  56 

Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Collector's  office,  S.  Leith  poor  rates,  prison 

assesst.  &  road  money,  59  Constitution  st. 
Collector's  office.  West  Kirk  poor-rates,  1 

Rutland  street 
Colledge,  Joshua,  restaurateur,  48   Nicolson 

street 
Colledge,  William,  surgeon,  1  Springfield 
C  0  ll  E  GE  for  Daughters  of  Ministers  of  C  hurch 

of    Scotland    and  Professors    in    Scottish 

Universities,  Kilgraston  road,  Whitehouse, 

Grange 
Collie,  D.  R.  &  Son,  printers  and  publishers, 

19  St  David  street — ho.  51  Hope  park  end 
Collie,  D.  R.  jun.,  printer,  51  Hope  park  end 
Collier,  Hugh,  artist,  128  Nicolson  street 
Collier,  John,  tailor,  14  Heriot  pi.  Lauriston 
Collier,  Wm.  Francis, LL.D.  English  master, 

Edinburgh  Academy,  10  Saxe-  Coburg  place 
Collins,  E.  &  Son,  joiners,  upholsterers,  and 

cabinet-makers,  110  Rose  street — house,  26 

Frederick  street 
Collins,  Wm.,  Queen's  printer  and  publisher 

for  Scottish    School-Book  Association,  37 

Cockburn  street 
Colonial  Life  Assurance  Co.  5  George  street. 

— See  Adv. 
Colquhoui),  James  A.  26  Broughtou  place 
Colquhoun,  John,  1  Royal  terrace 
Colquhoun,  John,  printer,  4  Duncan  st.  Leith 
Colquhoun,  Peter,  grocer,  70  Cumberland  st. 
Colquhoun,  Miss,  11  Torphichen  street 
Colquhoun,  Miss,  of  Luss,  10  Melville  street 
Colquhoun,  Misses,  18  Minto  street 
Colterjahn,  Wilhelm,  ship  chandler  and  pro- 
vision merchant,  51  Shore 
Coltherd,  John,  dairy,  16  Cumberland  street 
Coltherd,    Thomas   {G.P.-O.),    1    Annfield, 

Newhaven 
Colston  &  Son,  printers,  &c.  80  Rose  street 
Colston,  Alex.  (C  and  Son),  30  Findhorn  pi. 
Colston,  James  {C.and  So7i),  30  Findhorn  pi. 
Colville,  Arthur,  builder,  24  West  Lauriston 

place — ho.  9  Tantallon  place 
Colville,  Jas.,  manager  of  Edin.  Co-operative 

Building  Company  (limited),  Hugh  Miller 

cottage,  Stockbridge 
Colville,  Wm.,  tailor,  12  Patriot  hall 
Colville,  Mrs,  100  Lauriston  place 
Colville,  Misses,  7  Rankeillor  street 
Colvin,  George  {Drybrough  &f  Co.),  33  Mon- 
tagu street 
Comb,  David,  coal  merch.,  20  Port- Hamilton 
Combe,  De]afield,&  Co.'s  London  porter  store, 

8  Quality  lane,  Leith — A.  &  A.  Crawford, 

agents. 
Combe,  Ree,  &  Co.  corn  factors,  139  Constitu- 
tion street 
Combe,  Charles  T.,  36  York  place 
Combe,  J.  S.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  36  York  pi. 


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Combe,  Matthew,  tailor  &  clothier,  13  North 

bridge — ho.  16  Seaton  place 
Combe,  P.  tailor  and  clothier,  4,1  Frederick 

street 
Combe,  Robert,  upholsterer,  30  Hanover  st. 
Combe,  Robt.  shoemaker,  22  Dundas  street 
Combe,  Misses,  7  Morrison  street 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  George  st., 

30  Grassmarket,  100  South  Bridge,  and  24 

Constitution  street,  Leith 
Commercial  Union  Insurance  Co.,  1  Hanover 

street,  and  16  York  place 
Commissariat    Office,    North    Britain  —  in 

charge.  Deputy  Assistant-eommissary-gene- 

ral  Rennie — 3  Hill  street 
Commissary    Office,   Exchequer    Chambers, 

Parliament   sq.  —  James    L.     Hill,     W.S. 

clerk — Thomas  Inglis,  depute 
Common,  Robert,  Park  place  house 
Common,  Robert,  jun.,  34  Causeyside 
Common,  Mrs  Wm.,  1  Gayfield  place 
Compositors'  Benefit  Society — Wm.  Camp- 
bell, 17  Carnegie  street,  preses ;  William 

Herries,  5  Grey  friars'  place,  treasurer;  W. 

Ross,  2  Parkside  street,  clerk 
Compton,  Mrs,  26  E.  Preston  street 
Compton,    Miss,    establishment    for    young 

ladies,  26  East  Preston  street 
Comrie,  Alex,  silver  engraver,  47  Thistle  st. 
Comrie,  Mrs  M.  15  Montagu  street 
Comrie,  Mrs,  40  Rankeillor  street 
Conacher,  David,  (successor  to  J.   Russell), 

plate-glass   merchant,  agent,   glazier,  and 

slater,  18  Leith  st — bo.  8  Montgomery  st. 
Conacher,  Misses,  72  Northumberland  street 
Condamine  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  4  Duke  st. 

Leith 
Condamine  &  Drummond,  wine  merchants, 

4  Duke  street,  Leith 
Condamine,  R.  de  la,  39  Drummond  place 
Connell,  Christopher  .James,  22  Inverleith  row 
Connell,  Capt.  Jas.,  38  Melville  street 
Connell,  James,  38  Melville  street 
Connell,    James,    Procurator  -  fi seal's    office. 

County  buildings — ho.  5  Glanville  place 
Connell,  Jn.  shoemaker,  31  Old  Fishmarket  cl. 
Connell,  Mrs  Prof.  A.,  19  Howard  place 
Conning,  Alex,  flesher,  7  Deanhaugh  street 
Conning,  Peter,  C.  B.  of  S.,  Grindlay  st. 
Connolly,   James   S.   (Ballantyne  Sf   Co.),  5 

Hope  park  crescent 
Connolly,  P.  J.,  48  Buccleuch  street 
Connolly,  Thomas,  broker,  261  Covvgate 
Connor,  Mrs,  10  North  St  David  street 
Conochie,  J.  {G.  P.-O.)  10  Mid.  Arthur  pi. 
Conocliie,  Wm.  (G.  P.-  O.)  10  Arthur  street 
Conquergood,  Franc,  engineer  and  millwright, 

18  South  Junction  street,  Leith 
Conquergood,    Misses,   milliners   and  dress- 
makers, 73  George  street 

Consolidated   Life  Assurance  Co agent, 

A.  K.  Morrison,  S.S.C,  16  Pitt  street 
Consistorial  Clerk's  Office,  Parliament  ho. 


Constable,  Thomas,  printer  to  her  Majesty, 
11  Thistle  St. — house,  34  Royal  terrace 

Consul,  American,  Neil  M'Lachlan,  22  Co- 
burg  street,  Leith 

CoNsuL-RoTAL,  Belgian,  John  M.  Mitchell, 
2  Dock  place — house,  Mayville,  by  Leith 

Cook,  Alex.  Shank,  advocate,  35  Great  King 
street 

Consul-Gbneral,  Danish,  Walter  Berry,  128 
Constitution  street,  Leith 

Consul,    Hanseatic  Vice,  A.   Robinow,  25 
Constitution  street,  Leith 

Consul,  Mecklenburg,PeterTaysen,  135 Con- 
stitution street 

Consul,  Netherlands  &  Hanover,  Alexander 
Paterson,  9  Bernard  street,  Leith 

Consul,  Oldenburg,  LeybourneWatson,  30-A 
Constitution  street. 

Consul,  Portuguese,  Wm.  Muir,  Wet  Docks 

Consul,  Prussian,  J.  G.  Thomson,  14  York 
Place,  and  27  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Consul,  Prussian  Vice,  A.W.  Beda,  10  Dock 
place 

Consul,  Russian,  David  Thom,  28  Constitu- 
tion street 

Consul,  Spanish,  Alfred  R.  Gordon,  Leith 

Consul,    Swedish    and  Norwegian,    A.   H» 
Hutchinson,  Railway  buildings,  Citadel 

Consulate,   French — office,   13  Antigua  st. 
M.  De  Serre,  chancellor 

Convalescent  House,  11  Sciennes 

Conway,  Mrs,  21  Lauriston  street 

Consul,  Brazilian,  H.  Denovan,  2  Gayfield 
street 

Cook,  Alex,  carter,  Portland  villa,  N.  Leith 

Cook,  Alex,  fishmonger  and  poulterer,  3  S.-E, 
Circus  place 

Cook,  Andrew,  printer,  30  St  James'  square 

Cook,  John,  W.S.  (W.  ^  J.  C),  11  Great 
King  street 

Cook,  John,  47  Cumberland  street 

Cook,    Lewis   Augustus,    capt.  H.SI.E.LA., 
Hope  villa,  W.  Newington 

Cook,  M.  and  J.  hat  manufacturers,  10  Nicol- 
son  street 

Cook,     Thomas,     excursions     manager,     3 
Cockburn  street 

Cook,  W.  &  J.,  W.S.  32  Abercromby  place 

Cook,W.  hairdresser,  &c.,  8  Deanhaugh  st. — 
house,  55  India  place 

Cook,  Miss,  Ciaremont  park 

Cook,  Misses,  69  Great  King  street 

Cooke,  Adam  {Inland Rev.)  W.  Preston  st. 

Cooke,  James,  teacher  of  music,  12  Antigua 
street 

Cooke,  John  M.,  5  Canning  place 

Cooke,  Thomas,  pianist,  12  Antigua  street 

Cooper,  Alex,  carver  and  gilder,  12  Constitu- 
tion street — house,  7  Spence  place,  Leith 

Cooper,  A.  haircutter  &  perfr.  19  Downie  pi. 

Cooper,  Chas.  secretary,  St  Cuthbert's Lodge 
of  Free  Gardeners,  30  St  James'  square 

Cooper,  David,  accountant,  15  St  James'  sq. 


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Cooper,  David,  silversmith,  2  Swintonrow — 

house,  15  St  James'  square 
Cooper,  John,  lodgings,  9  Queensferry  street 
Cooper,  Hunter,  grocer,  1  West  Norton  place 
Cooper,  J.  R.,  dockmaster,  1  Madeira  street 
Cooper,  Jas.  boot  and  shoem.  5  High  terrace 
Cooper,  Thos.  &  Co.  button  factors,  whole- 
sale vrarehousemen,  and  manufacturers,  18 
Market  street 
Cooper,  Thomas  ( C.  Sr  Co.)^  8  Blacket  pi. 
Cooper,  Wm.  teacher  of  vsrriting,  arithmetic, 

and  book-keeping,  73  Queen  street 
Cooper,  William,  of  Failtord,  7  Eton  terrace 
Cooper,  William,  cowfeeder,  36  Broughton  st. 
Cooper,  Mrs,  3  Portland  place 
Cooper,  Mrs,  cowfeeder,  3  Sheriff  brae,  Leith 
Cooper,  Miss  Hannah,  1  Lord  Russell  place 
Co-operative  Co.,  Greenside,  groceries,  pro- 
visions, &c.,  10  Union  place 
Copenhagen   Steam   Packet  Office — James 

Currie  &  Co.,  34  Bernard  street 
Copestake,    Moore,   Crampton,    &   Co.   lace 

manufacturers,  15-a  Princes  street 
Copland,  G.  23  Broughton  pi. 
Copland,  Harry  Y.  D.  27  Stafford  street 
Copland,  John  P.,  1 1  Lauriston  park 
Copland,  R,  T.  tailor  and  clothier,  37  North 

Frederick  street 
Corbet,  Peter,  grocer,  9  Elbe  street,  Leith 
Corbett,  Rev.  Wm.  St  Patrick's,  Cowgate 
Corbett,  Wm.  surg.-dentist,  53  Frederick  st. 
Corbett,  Mrs  J.  lodgings,  14  Cumberland  st. 
Corbio,  William,  9  South  Junction  st.  Leith. 
Corbin,  Mrs  Janet,  1  Albany  street,  Leith 
Corlett,  Mis8,  18  Dundas  street 
Cormack,  Alex.,  collector,  Granton  pier 
Cormack,  Alex,  dental  surgeon,  53   George 

IV.  bridge 
Cormack,  David,  S.S.C.  and  accountant,  and 
agent  for  the  Law  Life  Assurance  Society 

of  London,  33  York  place See  Adv. 

Cormack,  David,  45  Tolbooth  wynd 
Cormack,  Mrs,  21  Leopold  place 
Cormack,  Mrs,  6  Findhorn  place 
Cormack,  Mrs  Jas.  37  Dick  place 
Cormack,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  17  William  st. 
Cormack,  Miss,  7  Great  Stuart  street 
Corn  Exchange,  Leith,  foot  of  Constitution  st. 
Corner,  J.  M.  wood  engraver,  10  Brighton  st. 
Corner,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  53  George 

street — house,  136 
Corner,  Miss  Mary,ladies'  body-belt  and  stay- 
maker,  161  Rose  street 
Cornet,  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Cumberland  street 
Cornillon,  Hypolite  W.,  S.S.C,  67  George  st. 

— house,  1  Duncan  st.,  Drummond  place 
Corns,  Wm.  bookbinder,  stationer,  &  envelope 
manufacturer,  14  North  St  Andrew  st. — 
house,  25  Gayfield  square 
Cornwall,  James,  M.D.,   F.R.C.S.  6  West 

Circus  place 
Cornwall,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  5  Howe  street 
Corry,  Rev.  James  Henry,  17  Lauriston  st. 


Corstorphine,  Peter,  shoemaker,  3  Cumber- 
land street 

Cosens,  Peter,  advocate,  70  Great  King  st. 

Cogens,  Mrs,  70  Great  King  street 

Cossar,  John,  spirit  mercht.  14  Greenside  row 

Cossar,  G.  (Bank  of  Scotland),  4  Frederick  st. 

Cotgrave,  R.  B.,  R.N.,  1  Lennox  street 

Cottier,  Daniel,  glass  painter  and  mural  deco- 
rator, 24  George  street 

Cotton,  George,  &  Son,  tobacconists  to  the 
royal  household,  23  Princes  street 

Cotton,  George,  S.S.C.  51  Castle  street 

Cotton,  George  (  G.  C.  and  Son),  71  Bristo  st. 

Cotton,  Geo.  tobacco  manufacturer  231  High 
street 

Cotton,  John,  snuff  manufacturer,  122  Princes 
street — house,  15  Union  street 

Cotton,  Wm.  (G.  C.  §•  Son),  11  Blacket  pi. 

Cotton,  Mrs  James  W.  47  York  place 

Coubrough,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
1 9  Greenside  street 

Couchman,  Edwin  R.  surveyor  for  Lloyd's 
register  of  shipping,  22  Constitution  street 

Coull,  R.  china  mercht.  15  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 

Council  Chambers,  10  Royal  Exchange 

CouNciLChambers,  Leith,  107  Constitution  st. 

County  Fire  Assurance  Office,  33  Bernard  st. 
— Walter  Simpson,  agent 

County  Fire  Office— J.  h.  Stott,  12  Niddry 
street,  agent 

County  Fire  OfBce— S.  E.  Trotter,  7  North 
St  David  street,  agent 

County  Police  and  Prison  Tax  Office,  4 
George  street — W.  Kennedy,  collector 

County  Police  Office,  County  hall,  Edin- 
burgh 

County  Prison  Board,  46  George  st. — David 
Murray,  C.A.  clerk  to  the  Board 

Couper,  Chas.  Tennant,  advocate,  2  St  Colme 
street 

Couper,  W.  H.  town  clerk,  107  Constitution 
street — house,  Cardrona,  Queensferry  road, 
Leith 

Couper,  Mrs,  19  Warriston  crescent 

Couper,  J.  &  A.  dressmakers,  23  Rose  street 

CouRANT  printing  &  publishing  office,  188 
High  street 

Court,  John,  S.S.C.  21  George  square 

Cousin,  David,  architect  and  city  superinten- 
dent, City  chambers — house,  7  Greenhill 
gardens 

Cousin,  Geo.  surveyor  and  valuator  of  build- 
ings, 12  Royal  Exchange — ho.  Sunnyside, 
Bruntsfield  links 

Cousin,  J.  cabinetmaker,  1  West  Sciennes 

Cousland,  William  [Survet/or's  Department 
G.P.-O.),  5  South  Clerk  street 

Cousland,  Mrs,  1  Clerk  street 

Cousland,  Miss  A.,  Berlin  wool,  &c.,  8 
Queensferry  street 

Couston,  Thomson,  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit 
merchants,  17  Quality  street  { 

Couston,  D.  (C.  T.  ^  Co.),  Viewforth,  Leith 

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Coutie,  W.  boot  and  shoemaker,  235  High  st. 
Coutts,  James,  Standard   dining  rooms,   14 

Waterloo  place 
Coventry,  Andrew,  advocate,  29  Moray  place 
Coventry,  Rev.  George,  of  Shanweil,  33  Mel- 
ville street 
Coventry,  H.  J.,  W.S.  33  Melville  street 
Cowan  &  Co.  paper  makers,  stationers,  and 
vellum  binders,  34.  and  38  West  Register 
street — virorkshops,  1  Amphion  place,  North 
Back  of  Can  on  gate 
Cowan   &  Strachan,    silk    mercers,  &c.   1& 

Princes  street 
Cowan,  Alex.  D.  silver  plater  and  saddlers' 
ironmonger,    433   Lawnmarket — ^house,   2 
Sylvan  place 
Cowan,  Andrew,  wholesale  and  retail  draper, 

21,  23,  and  25  Grassmarket 
Cowan,  Dugald,  bookseller  and  stationer,  4 

East  Register  street 
Cowan,  David  (^Hunter,  Blair,  and  C),    17 

Moray  place 
Cowan,  Geo.,  M.D.  surgeon,  30  Clerk  street 

— house,  14  Rankeillor  street 
Cowan,  Geo.  rouge  manufacturer,   1   S.-W. 

Circus  place 
Cowan,  George,  accountant,  2  Carlton  street 
Cowan,  Hugh,  advocate,  4  Ainslie  place 
Cowan,  James  (  Coiuaii  Sf  Co.^,  35  Koyal  ter. 
Cowan,  Jas.,  gardener,  28  Croft-an-Righ 
Cowan,  John,  flesher,  27  Middle  market 
Cowan,  John,  W.S.  4  Anslie  place 
Cowan,  John,  sheep  &  cattle  agent,  6  Hope 

park  square 
Cowan,  Lord,  4  Ainslie  place 
Cowan,  Patrick,  5  Merchiston  place 
Cowan,  Robert,  W.S.  9  Carlton  terrace 
Cowan,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 

Bristo  port — house,  4 
Cowan,  Walter,  24  Drummond  place 
Cowan,  William,  gas  meter  manufacturer,  &c., 

Buccleuch  street  works 
Cowan,  W.  lieutenant  of  police,  7  Brighton 

street 
Cowan,  Wm.  wood  engraver  and  draftsman, 

15  St  James'  square 
Cowan,  Wm.  2  Montpelier 
Cowan,  Mrs,  lodgings,  130  Canongate 
Cowan,  Miss  J.  milliner  and  straw  bonnet 

maker,  100  Kirkgate 
Cowan,  Misses,  35  Royal  terrace 
Co  we,  Henry,  fish-curer,  51  Giles'  street 
Cowie,  James,  builder,  38  Haddington  place — 

ho.  45  Pilrig  model  buildings 
Cowie,  Thomas,  grocer,  23  S.  College  st. 
Cowieson,  Peter,  printselier  and  general  ware- 
houseman, A-39  Lothian  St.  and  5  Brighton 
street — ho.  Woodend  villa,  Morningside  pi. 
Cowieson,  Miss  W.,  dealer  in  toys,  3  North- 
west Circus  place 
Cownie,  David,  clothier,  6  West  Preston  st. 
Cownie,  Wm.  &  Sons,  tailors  and  clothiers,  63 
South  bridge 


Cownie,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  Nicol- 

son  street — house,  9  Hope  park  terrace 
Cownie,  Mrs,  18  Hope  ter.  Whitehouse  loan 
Cowpar,  Mrs,  1  Scotland  street 
Cowper,  A.  22  Coates  crescent 
Cowper,  Charles  N.,  S.S.C.  {Curror  §-  C), 

33  Alva  street 
Cowper,  William,  6  Union  street 
Cowper,  M.  and  A.  corset,  skirt,  and  belt 

makers,  56  George  street 
Cox,  Robert,  W.S.  25  Rutland  street 
Cox,  Rev.  William  J.  2  Vanburgh  place 
Cox,  Wm.  envelope  maker,  black  borderer, 

&c.  2  Greenside  place 
Coxe,  Sir  James,  Commissioner  in  Lunacy, 

New  Register  house 
Coxson,    James,    grocer,    wine    and     spirit 

merchant,  100  Abbey  hill,  and  7  Elm  row 
Coyle,  M.  shoemaker,  244  Cowgate 
Coyne,  R.  land  and  engineering  surveyor  and 

valuator,  21  George  st. — ho.  17  Cheyne  st. 
Crabb,  David,  4  Montague  street 
Crabb,  Mrs  Alex.  6  West  Preston  street 
Crabbie,  J.  &  Co.  wine  and  spirit  merchants 

and  rectifiers,  40  S.  Great  Junction  street 
Crabbie,  John  M.  merchant,  6  Brunton  place 
Crabbie,  John,  22  Royal  terrace 
Crager,  Mrs  Philip,  12  Preston  terrace 
Craig  and  Rose,  oil  merchants  and  drysalters, 

Anderson's  place 
Craig,  Brothers,  and  Co.  retail  woollen  drapers 

and  hatters,  107  South  bridge 
Craig,  Brothers,  and  Co,  wholesale  woollen 

merchants,  11  South  bridge 
Craig,  Christie,  and  Co.  hat  manufacturers, 

23  Potterrow 
Craig,  Andrew,  joiner,  24  W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Craig,  Archibald  (  Craig  Brothers'),  16  Blacket 

place 
Craig,  Archibald,  treasurer,  George  Watson's 

hospital — office,  107  South  Bridge 
Craig,  Charles,  baker,  4  Claremont  place 
Craig,  David,  baker,  6  East  Norton  place — 

ho.  8 
Craig,  David,  draper,  47  Clerk  street 
Craig,  David,  jun.  baker,  51  Thistle  street 
Craig,  D.  18  Fettes  row 
Craig,  George  W.  shipmaster,  2  Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Craig,  Henry,  Wardie  crescent 
Craig,  Jas.  T.  Gibson,  W.S.  24  York  place 
Craig,  James,   clothier,   hatter,  hoiser,   and 

shirtmaker,  87  South  bridge — house,  86 
Craig,  James,  draper  and  clothier,  50  Lothian 

street 
Craig,  James,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  40 

Broughton  st house,  64 

Craig,  James,  shoemaker,  89  South  bridge— 

ho.  2  North  bridge 
Craig,  Jas.  grocer  and  wine  mer.  40  Clerk  St. 

— house,  2  Lord  Russell  place 
Craig,  James,  6x$i\Wer(^Menzies,Bernard,S^  C. ) 

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Craig,  James,  inspector  of  poor  of  St  Cuth- 

bert's,  5  Lauriston  park 
Craig,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  63  Albany 

street 
Craig,  John  W.  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 22  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Craig,  Jn.  engineer,  36  Albany  street,  Leith 
Craig,  Robert,  printer,  57  Canongate 
Craig,  Thomas,  S4  East  Preston  street 
Craig,  Thomas,   grocer,  &c.,  50  Broughton 

street — house,  3  Barony  street 
Craig,  Wm.  L.  Union  Bank,  62  George  St., 

agent  for  Lancashire  Insurance  Company 

— house,  11  Archibald  place 
Craig,  Mrs  Jas.  midwife,  10  Middle  Arthur  pi. 
Craig,  Mrs  Janet,  1 1  St  Leonard  hill 
Craig,  Mrs  J.  8  Grove  street 
Craig,  Mrs,  ladies'  underclothing  and  baby 

linen  warehouse,  44.  North  bridge 
Craig,  Miss,  6  Carlton  street 
Craigie,  Da  v.  M.D.  physician,  28  Queen  st. 
Craigie,  D.  &  A.  plasterers,  1  Brandfield  pi. 
Craigie,  E.  H.,  Orchardfield,  Leith  walk 
Craigie,  Forbes  (  G.P.-O.),  16  Roxburgh  st. 
Craigie,  Hy.W.S., Falcon  hall,  Morningside 
Craigie,  Jas.   straw-bonnet  manufacturer,  79 

Leith  street — ho.  54  George  square 
Craigie,  James,  12  Cumberland  street 
Craigie,  Major  Robert  Collins,  district  pay- 
master— office,  46  Hanover  street — house, 

5  Cambridge  street 
Craigie,  Miss,  of  Dumbarnie,  17  Rutland  st. 
Craik,  Alexander,  bookseller,  stationer,   and 

librarian,  41  Dundas  street 
Craik,  Mrs,  1 1  Duncan  street 
Cramond,  Miss  Jane,  39  George  square 
Cranston,  John,  3  Montagu  street 
Cranston,  Robt.,  Waverley  temperance  hotel, 

43  Princes  street 
Cranstoun,  C.  dressmaker,  10  St  James'  place 
Cranstoun,,  Mrs,  cook,  37  India  place 
Craven,  Wm.lace  merchant,  121  Princes  st. — 

house,  Corstorphine  house 
Craw,  Matthew,  gardener,  Heriothill 
Craw,  William  C.  62  Nicolson  street 
Crawford,  A.  &  A.  commission  merchants,  8 

Quality  lane,  South  Leith 
Crawford,  Aiken,  {A.  and  A.  C),  8  Gayfieldsq. 
Crawford,  Archd.  (4. awrf^.  C), 8  Gayfieldsq. 
Crawford,  A.  H.,  H.E.LC.S.  19  Royal  ter. 
Crawford,  Cree,  &  Co.  wool-brokers.  South 

Junction  street 
Crawford,  Rev.  David,  D.D.,  sub- treasurer  to 

U.   P.    Church,   5  Queen  st. — house,  30 

Broughton  place 
Crawford,  David,  S.S.C.,  commissioner  of  the 

High  Court  of  Chancery,    12  St  Andrew 

square — house,  2  Elcbo  terrace^  Portobello 
Crawford,  David,  3  Davie  street 
Crawford,  David  L.  6  Comely  green  place 
Crawford,  David,  hosier  and  glover,  trimming, 

smallware,  Berlin  wool,  and  stay  merchant, 

80  Nicolson  street 


Crawford,  Donald,  advocate,  18  Melville  st. 
Crawford,    George,   jun,    baker,    11    Leven 

street 
Crawford,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  3 

Cumberland  st. 
Crawford,  James,  &  Co.  clothiers  and  drapers, 

6  Calton  street 
Crawford,  James,  refreshment  rooms.  New- 
haven 
Crawford,  James,  warehouseman,  50  South 

bridge — ho.  1 06  Lauriston  place 
Crawford,  James,  agent,  4  and  5  Greenmarket 
Crawford,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1  St 

Bernard's  place 
Crawford,  James,  farrier  and  blacksmith.  Old 

Physic  gardens 
Crawford,  John,  Balquhatstone  coal  office,  8f 

Port  Hopetoun,  and  118  Princes  street 
Crawford,  John,  private  hotel,  60  and  62 

George  street 
Crawford,  John,  2  Barony  street 
Crawford,  John  Knox,  S.S.C.  9  X.  St  David 

street — house,  1 9  West  Brighton  crescent, 

Portobello 
Crawford,  John,  governor.  Orphan's  Hospital 
Crawford,  John,  landscape  painter  and  pho- 
tographer, 14  Cockburn  street 
Crawford,   Nimmo,  leather- cutter,    5.5    East 

Crosscausey 
Crawford,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.  Professor  of 

Divinity,  13  Great  King  street 
Crawford,  Thos.  baker,  68  Kirkgate 
Crawford,  W.  portrait  painter,  33  Abercromby 

place 
Crawford,  William,  9  Davie  street 
Crawford,  Wm.  Commercial  Bank,  Leith — 

house,  30  Broughton  place 
Crawford,  Wm.  baker,  31   Shore — house,  6 

Wellington  place 
Crawford,  Mrs  D.  3  Davie  street 
Crawford,  Mrs  James,  12  Duke  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,  IS  Melville  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Elder  street  > 

Crawford,  Mrs,  14  Chester  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,  of  Montreal,  18  Ann  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,  3  Antigua  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,  31  Gay  field  square 
Crawford,  Mrs  Margt.  midwife  and  sick-nurse, 

50  Thistle  street 
Crawford,  Mrs,   7  Carlton  street 
Crawford,  Misses,  17  Archibald  place 
Crawfurd,  Miss,  embroiderer,  26  India  place 
Crease,  Alex.  27  St  Patrick  square 
Crease,  William,  merchant,  6  George  square 
Crease,  Mrs,  7  Gilraore  place 
Crease,  Mrs,  16  Broughton  street 
Cree,  James,  merchant,  7  Brunton  place 
Cree,  Mrs  Wm.  8  Smith's  place 
Crerar,  Alex,  spirit  d«aler,  229  Cowgate 
Crerar,  Daniel,  13  Union  street 
Crerar,  George,  manufacturer  of  sewing  ma- 
chines. Logic  mills  —  house,   25    Barony 

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Crerar,  Mrs  John,  spirit  merchant,  106  Nicol- 

son  street 
Cberab's  School,  13  Forth  street 
Cribbes,  Peter,  lapidary,  Swinton  row — house 

69  Broughton  street 
Cribbes,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  71   Grass- 
market — ho.  15  Graham  street 
Crichton,  David,  carpenter  and  packing-box 

maker,  76  Fountainbridge 
Crichton,  G.  8e  M.  gold  and  silver  smiths  and 

watchmakers,  18  Princes  street 
Crichton,  Rev.  Andrew,  Rillbank  terrace 
Crichton,  George,  11  Bruntsfield  place 
Crichton,  G.  P.  grocer,  26  Barony  street 
Crichton,  Hew,  S.S.C.  13  Nelson  street 
Crichton,  H.  Hamilton,  W.S.  13  Nelson  st. 
Crichton,  J.  A,  advocate,  13  Nelson  street 
Crichton,  M.  H.  21  Sciennes 
Crichton,  W.  silver  plate  manufr.  West  Thistle 

street  lane,  north  side 
Crichton,  W.  Lawrence  villa,  Sciennes  hill 
Crichton,  Mrs  A.  7  Craigie  terrace 
Crichton,  Mrs,  9  Manor  place 
Crichton,  Mrs  Col.  8  Danube  street 
Crichton,   Mrs  Maitland  Magill,  28  Moray 

place 
Crighton,  James,  grocer,  tea  &  winemerchant, 

1  Kerr  street — house,  16  Dean  terrace 
Crighton,  Mrs  John  H.  1  Summerhall  place 
Croal,  Geo.,  teacher  of  music,  59  Broughton 

street 
Croal,  J.  T.  photographer,  80  George  street 
Croal,  Robert  E.  (  Courant  Office),  23  Archi- 
bald place 
Croal,  Thos.  A.  5  South  Clerk  street 
Croal,  Mrs  D.  17  Dalrymple  place 
Croall,  David,  4  Greenhill  gardens 
Croall,  J.  and  W.  coach  and  harness  makers, 

York  lane 
Croall,  John,  &  Sons,  postmasters,  and  funeral 
undertakers,  Royal  Caledonian  Bazaar,  9  & 
10  Leith  walk 
Croall,  John,  coach  builder  and  coach  proprie- 
tor, 4  Princes  street,  and  Middlefield 
Croall,   John  (P.    C.    ^   Son),    14   Leopold 

place 
Croall,  P.,  &  Sons,  coach  builders,  61  Princes 

street 
Croall,  Robert,  job  and  postmaster.  Middle- 
field  house 
Croall,  Wm.  coach  builder,  20  Leopold  place 
Croall,  Wm.  dental- surgeon,  14  Leopold  pi. 
Croan,  Patrick,  fish  salesman,  1  and  14  Fish- 
market,  and  113  Grassmarket 
Crokat,  General,  52  Inverleith  row 
Crocket,  Thos.,  basketmaker  and  willow  mer- 
chant, 27  North  bridge — ho.  13  James'  court 
Crocket,  Thomas  Gowans,  basketmaker,  163 

High  street — ho.  13  James'  court 
Crockett,  David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  21 

Tobago  street — ho.  16  Rosebank  cottages 
Croket,  Miss,  10  Lynedoch  place 
Croil,  Mrs  A.  11  Hope  terrace 


Crole,  David,  3  Ramsay  gardens 

Croley,  Wm.  riding  and  medical  belt  maker, 
13  South  Frederick  street 

Croley,  William,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  128 
Lauriston  place — ho.  126 

Croley,  Mrs,  staymaker,  13  South  Frederick 
street 

CroU,  David,  fruiterer,  27  Hanover  street 

CroU,  Robert,  2  St  John  street 

Cromar,  Alex,  metal  merch.  14  Upper  Gray 
street 

Cromb,  Robt.,  29  Rintoul  place 

Crombie,  Alex.,  yr.  of  Thornton,  W.S.,  90 
George  street 

Crombie,  David,  lodgings,  22  India  street 

Crombie,  John,  merchant,  19  Brown  sq. — ho. 
90  Lauriston  place 

Crombie,  Robert,  draper,  26  Rankeillor  st. 

Crombie,  Thomas,  dairyman.  Bell's  mills 

Crombie,  T.,  88  South  bridge 

Crombie,  Miss,  90  Lauriston  place 

Crooks,  Geo.  merchant  and  agent  for  the  Cale- 
donian Insurance  Office,  8  Quality  street 

Crooks,  John,  14  Parkside  street 

Crooks,  John,  house-carpenter  and  builder, 
20  South  back  of  Canongate — house,  1  W. 
Mayfield  loan 

Crooks,  William,  bank  messenger,  13  Bernard 
street 

Croom,  Rev.  David  M.  1  Upper  Gilmore  pi. 

Cropper,  William,  &  Son,  house  painters  and 
glaziers,  1  India  street — house,  25 

Cropper,  William,  jun.  house  painter,  25 
India  street 

Crosbie,  John,  68  Cumberland  street 

Crosbie,  Thomas,  taUor,  4  East  Arthur  place 

Crosbie,  Miss  Jane,  milliner,  4  East  Arthur 
place 

Crosbie,  Miss  M.,  milliner,  3  North  Pitt  st. 

Crossan,  Mrs,  21  Broughton  place 

Crossan,  Misses,  milliners,  29  Broughton  st. 

Crouch,  W.  &  Son,  watchmakers,  jewellers, 
silversmiths,  and  agents  for  Parcel  Convey- 
ance to  India,  Australia,  and  America,  &c., 
32  No.  bridge — house,  7  Newington  ter. 

Crow,  George  H.,  mason,  &c.,  51  Pitt  street 

Crowe,  Robert  B.  rector  Rev.  Dr  Andrew 
Thomson's  school,  10  Queensferry  street 
— house,  5  Lothian  road 

Crown  Hotel,  10,  11,  and  12  Princes  street 

Crown  Life  Assurance  Company,  67  George 
street— H.  W.  Cornillon,  S.S.C,  sec.  for 
Scotland 

Crown  Office,  Parliament  square 

Crudelius,  R.  W.,  Chapelside,  Laverock  bank 

Crudelius,  Mrs,  Jessfield,  Newhaven  road 

Cruickshank,  Alex.  &  Sons,  hosiers,  shirt 
makers,  hatters,  ladies',  gentlemen's,  and 
children's  outfitters,  57  and  61  George  st. 

Cruickshank,  Alex.,  recorder  and  superinten- 
dent. Recorder's  Office,  West  Kirk — ho.  8 
Tobago  place 

Cruickshank,  Edward,  2  Hope  park  crescent 


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Cruickshank,   Francis,  portrait   painter,  24 

George  street — house,  14  Henderson  row 
Cruickshank,  George,  7  Crown  st.  Leith  walk 
Cruickshank,  Jas.  surgeon,  5  Nelson  street 
Cruickshank,   John,   Broughton   cottage,   33 

B  rough  ton  place 
Cruickshank,  Mrs  John,  2  Grove  street 
Cruickshank,  Miss,  G  Duncan  st.  Newington 
Cruickshanks  &  Ronaldson,  upholsterers,  &c. 

1  M'Neil's  pi.  and  21  Commercial  pi.,  Leith 
Cruickshanks,  Wm.  engraver,  18  St  James'  sq. 
Cullen,  Bernard,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  351 

High  street 
Cullen,  Rev.  G.  D.  33  Royal  terrace 
Cullen,  Jas.  furniture  dealer,  35  Sheriff  brae 
Cullen,    Martin,    provision    merchant,    194 

Cowgate 
Cullen,  Michael,  grocer,  252  Cowgate 
Cullen,  Thomas,  surveyor  of  taxes,  6  Water- 
loo place — house,  9  Cumin  place 
Cullen,  Thomas  (C.  4-  Sons),  1  Mound  pi. 
Cullen,  Mrs  James,  2  Lynedoch  place 
Cullen,  Mrs  John,  22  East  Claremont  street 
CuUey's  lodgings,  3  West  Register  street 
Cumraing,  Boswall,  late  supervisor  of  Inland 

Revenue^  8  Roxburgh  street 
Cumming,    Charles,   successor   to   Mr   Cafe, 
cupper  to  the  Royal  Infirmary,  1 7  London 
street 
Cumming,  Capt.  J.,  act.  sec.  Scottish  Society 
for  the  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Animals, 
17  Drummond  street 
Cummlna;,  James,  LL.D.,  H.M.  Inspector  of 

Schools,  27  Windsor  street 
Cumming,  James,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit 
mercht.  7Grassmarket — ho.SLauristonpark 
Cumming,  James,  artist,  26  Elder  street 
Cumming,  Rev.  Jas.  Elder,  Mayfield  terrace 
Cumming,  John,  tobacconist,  10  St  Vincent  st. 
Cumming,  John,  artist,  &c.,  73  Princes  st. 

and  1  Hanover  street 
Cumming,  Robert,  lodgings,  24  S.  Castle  st. 
Cumming,   Thos.    &   Son,   trunk,   portman- 
teau, brush,  basket,  and  packing-box  makers, 

2  Cockburn  street 

Cumming,  W.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  18  Ainslie 

place 
Cummings,  Mrs,  hotel,  3  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Cundell,   Joseph,   agent,   British   Linen   Co. 

48  Bernard  street,  Leith 
Cuningham  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  17  Clyde 

St.  (late  38  Blair  st.)— ho.  86  Gt.  King  st. 
Cuningham,  Alex,  secretary.  Northern  Light- 
houses, 9  Chester  street 
Cuningham,  And.  jun.  wright,  6  Coal  hill — 

house,  49  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Cuningham,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  43 

Bernard  street 
Cuningham,  W.  A,  86  Great  King  street 
Cuningham,  Miss,  86  Great  King  street 
Cuninghame,  Mrs,  23  Moray  place 
Cuningharae,  Miss,  fruiterer,  9  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 


Cuninghame,  Miss,  27  Raeburn  place 
Cunning,  William,  smith  and  ironmonger,  38 

Queen  street — house,  9  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Cunningham,  Fraser,  &  Co.  nurserymen  and 

florists.  Comely  bank,  and  Edgehill  nursery, 

Dean  park 
Cunningham,  A.  L.,  smith,  12  Sandport  st. 
Cunningham,  Alex,  grocer,  15  Earl  Grey  st. 

— house,  14  Lothian  road 
Cunningham,  Alexander,  10  Fettes  row 
Cunningham,  Alexander,  25  Earl  Grey  st. 
Cunningham,  G.  of  Newton,  civil  engineer,  21 

Castle  street — ho.  22  Rutland  street 
Cunningham,  Gavin,  joiner,  6  N.  James  st. 
Cunningham,  Jas.,  50  Queen  street 
Cunningham,  James  C.  {J.  6^  J.  C),  88  Lau- 

riston  place 
Cunningham,  James,  wright,  32  Elbe  street 

— house,  24  Mitchell  street,  Leith 
Cunningham,  J.  &  J.,  seed,  linseed  cake,  and 

artificial  manure  merchts.  102  West  bow 
Cunningham,  J.  Bruce,  mercantile  accountant 

and  agent,  7  North  St  David  street 
Cunningham,  John  (^Signet  Library),  2  kihoW. 

place 
Cunningham,  John  Thos.,  L.D.S.,  R.C.S.E., 

dental  surgeon,  114  Lauriston  place 
Cunningham,  Thomas,  hat  manufacturer,  61 

North  bridge 
Cunningham,  Henry  Thomson,  M.D.,  R.N., 

20  Warriston  crescent 
Cunningham, Thomas,  tailor  and  clothier,  23 

St  Mary's  wynd 
Cunningham,  William  H.  Rankeillor  place 
Cunningham,  Mrs  J.  S.,  7  Royal  terrace 
Cunningham,  Mrs  Janet,  20  High  street 
Cunningham,  Mrs  Patrick,  31  Princes  street 
Cunningham,  Mrs  W.  3  East  Register  street 
Cunningham,  Mrs,  7  Inverleith  row 
Cunningham,  Mrs,  17  Salisbury  road 
Cunningham,  Mrs,  2  Haddington  place 
Cunningham,  Miss,  5  Hope  street 
Cunningham,  Miss,  21  Archibald  place 
Cunningham,  Miss,  Institution  for  the  Edu- 
cation of  Young  Ladies,  5  Duncan  street, 

Newington 
Cunningham,  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Rankeillor 

street 
Cunninghame,  George  C,  7  Manor  place 
Cunninghame,  Mrs  of  Balgonie,  4  Blacket  pi. 
Cunyngham,  Sir  W.  H.  Dick,  Bart.  Preston- 
field 
Cunynghame,  Mrs,  25  Pilrig  street 
Curie,  James,  pianoforte   maker,  52   North 

Hanover  st. — workshop,  Broughton  market 
Curll,  Mrs,  15  Henderson  row 
Curr,  Henry,  writer,  5  Pitt  street 
Currer,  Adam,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  79 

Queen  street — house,  11  Forres  street 
Currer,  P.  spirit  dealer,  John's  Coffeehouse, 

307  High  st house,  12  Royal  Exchange 

Currer,  Mrs,  13  Montgomery  street 
I  Currer,  Misses,  3  Antigua  street 


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Currie  &Lamb,  bookbinders  and  stationers, 

10  Hunter  square 
Currie  and  Co.  wholesale  confectioners,  choco- 
late manufacturers,  and  agents,  25  Gecrge 
IV.  Bridge 
Currie,  Adam,  shipmaster,  45  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Currie,  Adam,  grocer,  25  Dock  street 
Currie,  And.  firewood  factory,  Brown's  entry 
Currie,  Alex,  advocate,  P.  C.  of  Session,  45 

Heriot  row 
Currie,  David  (C.  ^  LamV),  3  Blair  st. 
Currie,  Heriot,  engineer,  4  Auburn  place 
Currie,  James,  china  merchant,  43  Clerk  st. 
Currie,  James,  shoemaker,  114  Eose  street 
Currie,  James,  &  Co.  agents  of  the  Leith,  Hull, 
and  Hamburgh  Steam-packet  Co.  34  Ber- 
nard street 
Currie,   James  {Currie  and  Co.),  Catherine 

bank,  Newhaven  road. 
Currie,  J.  &  Co.  wholesale  and  retail  rag  mer- 

nierchants,  1  Old  Physic  gardens 
Currie,  Rev.  James,  rector,  Normal  Institu- 
tion, Johnston  terrace — ho.  1  Eyre  place 
Currie,  John,  gardener  and  florist,  9  Grange 

road 
Currie,  Robert,  bootmaker,  76  Leith  street 
Currie,  S.,  M.D.  and  C.B.  deputy  inspector- 
general  of  military  hospitals,  6  Forres  st. 
Currie,  Thos.  spirit  merchant,  14  Market  st. 
Currie,  Thomas  D.  20  St  Andrew  square 
Currie,  Wra.  10  North  St  Andrew  street 
Currie,  William,  11  Henry  street 
Currie,  Wm.  cork  manufacturer,  48  Water  lane 
Currie,  Mrs,  85  Great  King  street 
Currie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer.  Echo  bank 
Currie,  Mrs,  12  Union  street 
Curriehill,  Lord,  60  Northumberland  street 
Curror  and  Cowper,  S.S.C.  54  Northumber- 
land street 
Curror,  Adam,  farmer,  Myreside 
Curror,  David,  of  Wester  Craigduckie,  S.S.C, 
(C  and  Cowper)  54  Northumberland  street 
Curtis,  Elizabeth,  30  West  Crosscausey 
Gushnie,  Williatn,  Malta  green  villa 
Cusine,  James,  23  Bernard  street,  Leith 
Custom  House,  Commercial  place,  Leith 
Cuthbert,  Alex.  12  Grange  road 
Cuthbert,  Clarkson,  M.D.  surgeon,  8  Spence's 

place — ho.  14  Brougham  street 
Cuthbert,  Daniel,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  36 

Brunswick  street 
Cuthbertson,  A.  G.  &  Son,  merchants  and  com- 
mission agents,  120  Constitution  st.  Leith 
Cuthbertson,  Andrew  Gray,  31  Raeburn  pi. 
Cuthbertson,  James,  spirit  dealer,  4  Regent 

street,  Leith 
Cuthbertson,  John,  1  Randolph  place 
Cuthbertson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  68  Rose  st. 
Cuthbertson,  Misses,  8  Great  King  street 
Cuthill,  Alex,  livery  stables,  51  Rose  street 
Czarnecki,  A.  commercial  traveller,  (Mould 
and  Tod)  20  Annandale  street 


Dahl,  Abram,  Catherine  lodge,  Newhaven 

road 
Daili/  Review  Office,  377  High  street 
Dale,  Alex.  (G.P.-O.),  27  Jamaica  street 
Dale,  Mrs  Margaret,  2  Greyfriars' place 
Dalgairns,  Miss,  1 5  Gloucester  place 
Dalgety,  Harry,  {Scott,  Moncrieff,  §•  D.)  47 

Minto  street 
Dalgety,  Mrs  Charles,  47  Minto  street 
Dalgleish    &  Son,    machine    cork  manufac- 
turers. South  back  of  Canongate 
Dalgleish  and  Forrest,  auctioneers  and  furni- 
ture dealers,  3  St  Andrew  square — See  Adv. 
Dalgleish,  David,   flesher  and  poulterer,    15 

Bread  street 
Dalgleish,  David  (D.  ^  Son),  3  Oxford  st. 
Dalgleish,  James,  W.S.  8  AthoU  crescent 
Dalgleish,  J.  The  Grange  house 
Dalgleish,  John,  agent  for  Edmonston  coal. 

North  British  Railway  Company 
Dalgleish,  John,  wright,  42  Pieasance — house, 

8  Roxburgh  terrace 
Dalgleish,  Mark,  British  Linen  Co.  Bank 
Dalgleish,  Robert,  flesher,  161  Fountainbridga 
Dalgleish,  Robert,  Holyrood  glass-works,  17 

South  back  of  Canongate 
Dalgleish,  Robert,  wholesale  stationer,  South 

back  of  Canongate 
Dalgleish,  Walter  Scott,  The  Grange  house — 

house,  9  Dick  place 
Dalgleish,  William,  1  Melville  street 
Dalgleish,  William,  15  Catherine  street 
Dalgleish,  Miss,  36  Grange  road 
Dalkeith  Colliery  Office,  St  Leonard's  depot 

— George  Baigrie,   agent — ho.    9  Parkside 

street. — See  Adv. 
Dall,  Thomas,  C.A.,  37  York  place 
Dall,  Wm.  china  &  glass  merchant,  4  Hano- 
ver street — house,  6  Abercromby  pi. 
Dall,  Mrs,  2  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Dallas,  E.  W.  photographer,  125  Princes  st. 
Dallas,  Mrs,  5  Maitland  street 
Dalmahoy,  Wood,  &  Cowan,  W.S.  12  Hill 

street 
Dalmahoy,  James,  H.E.I.C.S.,  9  Forres  st. 
Dalmahoy,   Pat.  (D.,   Wood,  8f  Cowan),  69 

Queen  street 
Dalrymple,  John,  tea  and  coffee  merchant,  15 

S.  St  Andrew  street — ho.  1  Findhorn  place 
Dalrymple,  John,  rope  and  sail  maker,  5  and 

8  Dock  street — ho.  3  Portland  street 
Dalzell,  Mrs,  2  Hamiltoa  place,  Newington 
Dalziell,  Mrs  Margaret,  20  Greenhill  gardens 
Dalziel,  Rev.  George,  3  Leven  street 
Dalziel,  George  {Gibson- Craigs,  D.  SfBrodie), 

10  Regent  terrace 
Dalziel,  John,  W.S.  28  Dublin  street 
Dalziel,  Wm.  music  engraver  and  printer,  4 

East  St  James'  street 
Dalziel,  Mrs  John,  2  Bank  place 
Dalziel,  Miss  JaneC.  5  Saxe-Coburg  place 
Dalziel,  Miss,  flshmonger,  36  Frederick  street 

— house,  59 


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Dalziel,  Miss,  16  India  street 

Dalziell,  Wm.  corn  mercht.  4  Morton  street 

Dalziell,  Mrs,  fruiterer  and  green  grocer,  52 

Bernard  street,  Leith 
Danks,  John,  15  Hope  Park  terrace 
Danks,  William,  glass,  china,  and  rag  mer- 
chant, 32  Cowgate — house,  23  Dick  place 
Danks,  E.  hardware  merchant,  8  Bristo  pi. 
Danskine,  Miss,  lodgings,  59  Broughton  st. 
Danzig  Steam  Packet  Office,  34  Bernard  st. 
Darg,  Miss  B.  15  Dublin  street 
Darling,  George,  agent,  2  Canning  place 
Darling,  Jas.  S.,  W.S.  64  Northumberland  st. 
Darling,    Robert,    letter-carrier,    Glenorchy 

land,  Greenside 
Daiiing,  Richard,  butcher,  2  Gray's  place 
Darling's  temperance  hotel,  20  Waterloo  pi. 
Darling,  T.  B.  15  Hope  park  terrace 
Darling,  Wm.  19  West  Mcolson  street 
Darling,  Robt.  grocer  and  provision  mercht. 

10  Drummond  street 
Darling,  Wm.  spirit  merchant,  4  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Darling,  Wm.  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers, 

10  Drummond  street 
Darling,  Mrs  R.  lodgings,  3  Maitland  place, 

Newhaven 
Darling,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  5 

Gray's  court,  Nicolson  street 
Darling,  Miss,  17  Pitt  street 
Darlington,   Daniel   {H.  D.  Sf  Son),   Redan 

villa,  Morningside 
Darlington,  Henry,  &  Son,  upholsterers  and 

appraisers,  5  Frederick  street 
Darney,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  Newhaven 
Daun,  Robert   M.D.,   M.R.C.P.L.  Deputy 
Inspector-General  of  Hospitals,  6  Picardy 
place 
Dauney,  Mrs,  9  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Davidson  &  Chisholm,  joiners.  Grove  road 
Davidson  and   Reid,   upholsterers,    cabinet- 
makers, &c.  57  Frederick  street 
Davidson  &  Syme,  W.S.  22  Castle  street 
Davidson,  Al.  gravel  depository,  16    Duke 

street,  Leith 
Davidson,  Alex,  hairdresser,  1  St  Leonard  st. 
Davidson,  Alex.,  builder,  29  St  Leonard  st. 
Davidson,   Andrew,  miller,   Lindsay's  mill. 

Water  of  Leith 
Davidson,  Alexander,  vrriter,  11  Brandon  st. 
Davidson,  Arch,   advocate,  sheriff  of  Aber- 
deenshire, 24  Rutland  square 
Davidson,  Charles,  house  agent,  8  Abbey  hill 
Davidson,  D.  Bank  of  Scotland 
Davidson,  David,  spt.  mercht.  283  Canongate 

house,  1  East  Adam  street 

Davidson,  David,  Turf  hotel,  2  and  3  High 

terrace,  Leith  street 
Davidson,  Donald,  wholesale  and  retail  pro- 
vision mercht.  QQ  W.  Bow,  274  Canongate, 
and  58  Cowgate 
Davidson,    Charles,   provision    merchant,   3 
Market  place 


Davidson,  Eben.  ship  and  insurance  broker 
and  commission  merchant,  37  Sandport  st. 
Davidson,  Rev.  George  R.  17  Greenside  pi. 
Davidson,  Harry,  advocate,  7  Rutland  sq. 
Davidson,  James,  hairdresser,  64  Abbey  hill 
Davidson,   James,  boot  and  shoemaker,    44 

London  street 
Davidson,  J.  H.,  M.D.  12  Leopold  place 
Davidson,  John,  &  Co.  salt  and  patent  whiting 

manufacturers,  &c.  24  Sheriff  brae 
Davidson,    John,    &    Co.    shipbrokers   and 

auctioneers,  24  Sheriff  brae 
Davidson,  John,  2  Queen's  place,  Leith 
Davidson,  John  Richard,  advocate,  32  Rut- 
land square 
Davidson,  John,  coram,  trav.  1  Charles  st. 
Davidson,  J.  portrait  painter,  8  Morrison  st. 
Davidson,  John,  S.S.C  &  N.-P.  17  Elm  row 
Davidson,  John,  26  Sheriff  brae 
Davidson,  John  M.  clerk,  22  Hawthorn  Bank 

place,  Leith 
Davidson,  John,  18  Meadow  place 
Davidson,  John,  stationer  and  lithographer, 

25  Bernard  street,  and  3  Baltic  street 
Davidson,  Jonathan,  steelyard  maker,  24  Ba- 
rony street — ho.  10  Catherine  street 
Davidson,  Laur.  {D.  6;  Syme),  7  Rutland  sq. 
Davidson,  Lt.-CoL,  H.E.I.C.S.,  Woodcroft, 

Clinton  road 
Davidson,  Rev.  P.,  D.D.,  33  WaTriston  cres. 
Davidson,  R.  D.  merchant,  3   Ronaldson's 

buildings 
Davidson,  Pat.  M.  Wardie  avenue.  Ferry  road 
Davidson,  Robert,  8  Heriot  place 
Davidson,   Thos.   auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

2  West  Lauriston  place 
Davidson,  Wm.,  millinery  and  mantle  house, 

54  N.  Hanover  street— ho.  52 
Davidson,  William,  house-painter,  6  Bread  st. 
Davidson,  Wm.  &  Co.  wholesale  and  retail 

ironmongers,  120  High  st. 
Davidson,  William,  14  London  street 
Davidson,  Mrs  A.  ladies'  nurse,  23  Union  pi. 
Davidson,  Mrs  C,  47  Constitution  st. 
Davidson,  Mrs  Charles  Forbes,  32  Rutland  sq. 
Davidson,  Mrs  David,  20  Gayfield  square 
Davidson,  Mrs  Janet,  10  Catherine  street 
Davidson,  Mrs  J.  groceries,  &c.   9  Coatfield 
lane  , 

Davidson,  Mrs  W.  11  Brandon  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  12  Clarence  st. 
Davidson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Forth  st. 
Davidson,  Mrs,  13  TorpMchen  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  3  Morton  street,  Leith 
Davidson,  Mrs,  5  St  Bernard  crescent 
Davidson,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  19  Home  street 
Davidson,  Miss  Sophia,  3  Danube  street 
Davidson,  Miss,  21  Montague  street 
Davidson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  44  London  st. 
I  Davidson,  Misses,  1  Randolph  cliff 
Davie,  D.,  chimney  sweep,  41  Broughton  st. 
Davie,  John,  shoemaker,  18  S.  College  street 
and  61  Nicolson  street 


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Davie,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  34  Giles'  street 
Davie,  Mrs,  20  Gt.  Stuart  street 
Davies,  Wm.  Arthur,  2  Helen  place,  Leith 
Davies,  Wm.  H.  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

77  Clerk  street — house,  81 
Davies,  Wra.  H.  4  St  Bernard's  row 
Davies,  Mrs  T.,  2  S.-W.  Circus  place 
Davis  and  M'Donald,  photographers,  59  So. 

bridge 
Davis,  Alfred,  &  Co,  (of  London),  importers 

and  factors,  48  N.  Bridge 
Davis,  Philip,  72  Great  King  street 
Davis,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  24  Bristo  street 
Davison,  John,  tailor,  6  Roxburg-h  place 
Davison,    Samuel    Dobson    {Hawthorn    and 

Co.),  SeacliflF  villa.  Trinity 
Davison,  Mrs,  18  Abbotsford  park 
Dawson,  Richard,  23  Cheyne  street 
Dawson,  Thomas,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Dawson,  John,  victual  dealer,  13  St  Leonard 

street — house,  1  Beaumont  place 
Dawson,  Wm.  wholesale  and  retail  stationer, 

lithographer,    and   engraver,   21    Nicolson 

street — house,  4  Hill  square 
Dawson,  Wm.  shirt,  underclothing,  and  baby- 
linen  warehouse,  57  and  i>9  Clerk  street 
Dawson,  Miss  Jessie,  dressmaker,  8  Coalfield 

lane,  Leith 
Day,  J.  assist,  inspr.  of  poor,  1  St  Antony  st. 
Day,  Joseph,  coal  agent,  5  Pattison  street 
Dt^a,  Georjje,  merchant,  138  Pleasance 
Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution,  Henderson  row 

—  William    Hutchinson,    principal ;     Mrs 

Hutchinson,  matron 
Deaf    &  Dumb  place  of  worsliip,  St  James' 

Episcopal  Church,  Broughton  place 
Dean  Bank  Institution — Miss  Lawson, matron 
Dean  of  Guild's  Office,  City  Chambers,  10 

Royal  Exchange— R.  Morham,  clerk 
Dean,  John  {Sasine  Office),  2  Lauriston  ter. 
Dean,  John,  bricklayer  and  furnace  builder, 

— yard,  Lothian  road — house,  2  Viewforth 

park 
Deans,  David,  teacher  of  music,  14  Hender- 
son row 
Deans,  Robert,  draper,  37  Castle  street 
Deans,  Walter,  skinner  and  wool  merchant, 

Bell's  mills 
.Deans,  Mrs,  14  Henderson  row 
Deans,  Miss,  3  Stead's  place 
Dear,  Wm.  supervisor  (5  District  In.  Rev.), 

2  Hailes'  street 
Dearness,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  50  India  place 
Deas,  Francis,  advocate,  32  Heriot  row 
Deas,  Joseph,  44  Findhorn  place 
Deas,  Lord,  chambers,  32  Heriot  row — ho. 

Pittendreith,  Lasswade 
Deas,  Thomas,  tailor,  90  Rose  street 
Deas,  Mrs  Colonel,  3  Pitt  street 
D'Egville,  James,  teacher  of  dancing,  50  Fre- 
derick street 
De  Flandre,  C,  teacher  of  French,  15  Dundas 
.    street 


Dejay,    Calixte  Grelich,  hotel,  99  and  101 

Princes  street 
De  Lisle,  Mrs,  14  Duke  street 
De  Maus,  James,  photographic  artist,  25  So. 

Hanover  street 
De  Palmas,  Solemy,  French  master,  2  South 

Charlotte  street 
De  Serre,  Emile,  chancellor  of  the  French 

consulate,  13  Antigua  street 
Dempsay,  James,  confectioner,  196  Cowgate 
Dempster,  G.  spirit  dlr.  4  Annfield,  Newhaven 
Dempster,  John,  Sir  Walter  Scott  temperance 

hotel,  12  South  St  David  street 
Dempster,  Wm.,  musician,  Spittal  street 
Denham,  Jas.  confectioner,  31  Earl  Grey  st. 

— house  29 
Denholm,  James,  boot-tree  and  last  maker, 

Gilmore  street,  Paul's  work 
Denholm,  Jimes,  blacksmith,  Morningside 
Denholm,  Robert,  S.S.C.,  4-a  N.  St  David  st. 
Denneil,  James,  satin  hat  manufacturer,  13  E. 
Register  street,  and  5  Leith  street  terrace 
— See  Adv. 
Dennison,  Alex,  teacher,  16  Brougham  street 
Denovan,  Henry,  &  Co.  com.-merchts.  and  in- 
surance brokers,  2  Gay  field  street 
Denovan,  Mrs,  J  2  Shrub  place 
Denson,  Richard,  lodgings,  1  St  Colme  street 
Dental    Dispensary,  38  Cockburn  street — 

9  to  10 
Deseret.  Phineas,  writer,  4  Eastfield 
Destitute    Sick   Society,   John   MTulloch 
{British  Linen  Co.).,  treasurer,  11  Duke  St. 
Deuchar,  David,  Morningside  house 
Deuchar,  Capt.  Pat,  R.N.  2  Henderson  row 
Deuchar,  Robt.  S.S.C,  Jordan  cottage 
Deuchar,  W^ra.  accountant  and  stockbroker, 
agent  for  Caledonian  Life  Insurance  Com- 
pany and   Railway  Passengers   Assurance 
Company,  13  Bernard  street,  Leith 
Deuchar,  Mrs  Alex.  2  Henderson  row 
Deuchar,  Mrs  John,  Morningside  house 
Deuchar,  Miss   E.  R.  miniature-photograph 
painter  and   teacher  of  drawing,   Russell 
lodge,  Abbotsford  park 
Deuchar,   Misses,  boarding  and  day  school, 

Russell  lodge,  Abbotsford  park 
Deveneau,  J.  108  Rose  street 
Devine,  P.  miniature  painter  &  photographer, 

101-B  Princes  street 
Devlin,  Thomas,  oyster  merchant,  Newhaven 
Dewar  &   Co.  wine   and    spirit  merchants, 

1  Kirkgale 
Dewar,   Ferguson,  &   Co.  commission  mer- 
chants and  agents,  4  N.  St  Andrew  street 
Dewar,  Alex.  (Z>.  and  Co.),  2  Thomson's  pi. 
Dewar,  Alex.  15  Charles  street 
Dewar,  Andrew,  18  Dundas  street 
Dewar,  Archibald,  41  Bristo  street 
Dewar,   Rev.   Duncan,  minister  of  Dull,  3 

Claremont  place 
Dewar,  Eb.  \Dewar  and  Co.),  Bonnington 
bank,  Leith 


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DeWar^  Francis,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  18 

Waterloo  place — house,  140  Princes  street 

Dewar,  Hugh  Bruce  (Duncan  ^  D.),  37  In- 

verleith  row 
Dewar,  Hugh,  butcher,  8  East  Register  street 

and  Granton — ho.  20  St  James  square 
Dewar,  John  N.  commission  agent,  1 8  Water- 
loo place — ho.  12  St  Vincent  street 
Dewar,  John,  lodgings,  13  Shandwick  place 
Dewar,  John,  12  South  St  David  street 
Dewar,  Jn.  F.  bird  dealer,  19  Heriot  buildings 
Dewar,  J.  appraiser  and  house  agent,  65  Prince 

Albert  buildings 
Dewar,  P.   coach   proprietor,  N.-W.   Circus 

lane 
Dewar,  S.  bootmaker,  9  Brighton  street 
Dewar,  Thomas,  23  Archibald  place 
Dewar,  Thomas,  69  Broughton  street 
Dewar,  Wm.  teacher  of  dancing,  59  South  br. 
Dewar,  Mrs  John,  140  Princes  street 
Dewar,   Mrs  Margaret,  refreshment    rooms, 

Princes  street  station 
Dewar,  Mrs  Robert,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse, 

27  Jamaica  street 
Dewar,  Mrs,  64.  New  Buildings,  Bristo 
Dewar,  Joanna  S.  lodgings,  8  Forres  street 
Dewar,  Miss,  lodgings,  12  Shandwick  place 
Dewar,  Miss  Isabella,  10  West  Preston  street 
Dibble,  John,  bricklayer  and  furnace  builder, 

57  Constitution  street 

Dibdin,  Henry  Edward,  teacher  of  the  harp 
and  piano,  Floddt^n  lodge,  Morningside 

Dick,  Alexander  M.  merchant,  5  Talbot  place 

Dick,  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  6  W.  Adam  st. 

Dick,  Archibald,  33  Dublin  street 

Dick,  Charles,  &  Son,  brewers,  263  Cowgate 

Dick,  David,  11  Archibald  place 

Dick,  George,  78  Pleasance 

Dick,  James,  (  W.  Taylor  and  Co.  Leith),  20 
East  Clareinont  street 

Dick,  James,  (J.  T.  Rose  tS:  Co.'s  Office),  21 
Couper  street 

Dick,  James  J.  2  Scotland  street 

Dick,  John,  spirit  dealer,  14  and  15  Dock  st. 

Dick,  John,  plumber,  59  Albany  street — house, 

58  Broughton  street 

Dick,  .lohn,  coal  and  firewood  merchant,  31 

Hamilton  place,  Stockbridge 
Dick,  John,  City  and  Dean  of  Guild  officer. 

City  Chambers — house,  3  Raeburn  place 
Dick,  John,  3  Grove  place 
Dick,  Robert,  2  St  Cuthbert's  glebe,  registrar 

for  district  of  St  George's 
Dick,  Thos.  house-gover.  St  Cuthbert's  Poor- 
house 
Dick,  Thomas,  tailor,  Silvermills 
Dick,  Thomas,  cowfeeder,  9  Bedford  street 
Dick,  Thomas,  engraver,  13  Hill  place 
Dick,  Wm.  veter.  surgeon  to  the  Queen,  and 

professorof  veterinary  medicine.  Veterinary 

College,  8  Clyde  street 
Dick,  Wm.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  17  Dean 

street 


Dick,  Wm.  (Sun  Fire  Office)  40  Princes  st. 

Dick,  Mrs  Charles,  3  Salisbury  road 

Dick,  Mrs  James,  Lomond  villa.  Ferry  road 

Dick,  Mrs,  5  Chalmers  street 

Dick,  Miss  A.  straw-bonnet  mkr.  8  Tollcross 

Dick,  Miss  Janet,  13  Pitt  street 

Dick,  Misses  H.  &  J.  milliners,  straw-hat 
makers,  and  muslin  printers,  55  George  st. 

Dick,  Misses,  dressmakers,  35  Hanover  st. 

Dick,  Misses,  25  South  Richmond  street 

Dickie,  H.  D.  3  Ann  street 

Dickie,  John,  officer  Royal  College  of  Surgeons 

Dickie,  W.  wig  maker,  hair-cutter,  and  per- 
fumer, 69  Nicolson  street 

Dickie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  15  Jamaica  street 

Dickins,  Mrs,  straw-bonnet  manufactory,  39 
Clerk  street 

Dickinson,  G.  J.  hosier  and  glover,  131  Nicol- 
son street 

Dickinson,  William,  tailor  and  clothier  14 
Drummond  street 

Dickison,  Alexander,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  2 
Brougham  street — ho.  10 

Dicksons  &  Co.  nursery,  seedsmen,  &  florists, 
1  Waterloo  place — nurseries,  J/cith  walk, 
Pilrig  street,  Redbraes,  Stewartfield,  and 
Bonnington 

Dickson  &  Walker.glass  merchants,  plate  glass 
dealers,  &c.,  33  S.  Frederick  street 

Dickson  &  Welsh,  coppersmiths  and  braziers, 
4  Queen's  place,  Grtenside  row 

Dickson,  A.  grocer,  3  Elder  street — house,  17 

Dickson,  Adam,  butcher,  59-b  Causeyside 

Dickson,  Adam,  grocer,  38  Bristo  st. — ho.  54 

Dickson,  Alexander,  M.D.,  surgeon,  11  Royal 
circus 

Dickson,  Alexander,  advocate,  11  Royal  cir. 

Dickson,  Alex,  grocer,  179  High  street — ho. 
J 1  Lothian  street 

Dickson,  Andrew,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
6  and  7  Antigua  street 

Dickson,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  41  Leith  wynd 

Dickson,  Arch.  VV^.  surgeon,  13  Northumber- 
land street 

Dickson,  Arthur,  2  Hill  square 

Dickson,  A.  J.,  S.S.C.  17  Young  street — ho. 
25  Dundas  street 

Dickson,  Dd.  {J.  D.  &  Co.),  3  Park  place 

Dickson,  D.  ot  Hartree,  1 1  Royal  circus 

Dickson,  David,  coach-hirer,  26  William  st. 

Dickson,  David,  6  Ingliston  street 

Dickson,  David  Scot,  W.S.  (Thomson  ^  jD.), 
27  Albany  street 

Dickson,  George  H.  9  Hope  park  terrace 

Dickson,  George  (Clydesdale  Bank),  8  Mary 
place 

Dickson,  George,  wright,  14  North  St  Andrew- 
street  lane 

Dickson,  H.  G.  &  S.,  W.S.  3  Dundas  st. 

Dickson,  Henry  Gordon,  W.S.  27  Drummond 
place 

Dickson,  James  Jobson,  C.A.  19  Young  street 
—house  13  Clarendon  crescent 


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Dickson,  James  &  Co.  glass  and  china  mer- 
chants, 34  Princes  street 
Dickson,  James,  grain   merchant,  21   South 

Norton  place 
Dickson,  James,  merchant,  12  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith — house,  2  Bennington  place 
Dickson,  Jas.  7  Broughton  place 
Dickson,  James  &  Co.  wholesale  stationers,  10 

South  St  Andrew  street 
Dickson,  Jas.,  shipmaster,  4  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Dickson,  James,  and  Sons,  seedsmen  nursery- 
men,   and  florists,    32   Hanover   street — 

nurseries,  Inverleith  row 
Dickson,    James,    lodginghouse-keeper     and 

gentlemen's  attendant,  475  Lawnmarket 
Dickson,  Jas.  G.  stockbroker,  9  N.  St  David  st. 
Dickson  Jn.  &  Son,  gunmakers,  63  Princes  st, 
Dickson,  Jn.  sen.  {J.  D.  8f  Son),  17  Blacket  pi. 
Dickson,  Jn.jun.  (/.  D.  §*  Son)^  2  London  st. 
Dickson,  John,  Geneva  cot.,  Strathearn  road 
Dickson,  John,  bookseller,  10  Nicolson  st. 
Dickson,  Jn.,  wright  and  horticultural  builder, 

46  S.  Junction  street 
Dickson,  John(G.P.-0.),  5  Crichton  street 
Dickson,  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7  Elder  st. 
Dickson,  Eich.  (D.  J.    Thomson  ^'    Co.)    3 

Janefield  place 
Dickson,  Robt.,  6  Calton  street 
Dickson,  Robert,  19  Brunswick  street 
Dickson,  Robert,  architect,  11  Broughton  pi. 
Dickson,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

7  Canning  place — house,  5 
Dickson,  Robert,  8  Crichton  street 
Dickson,  Samuel,  W.S.  27  Drumraond  place 
Dickson,  Thomas,  candlemaker,  9  Semple  st. 
Dickson,  Thos.  coach-proprietor,  2  Scotland  st. 
Dickson,    Thomas,   hide,    skin,   and    tallow 

broker,  20  Thornybauk — ho.  1 1  Keir  street 
Dickson,  Thomas  Goldie  (Watson  and  Z>.), 

accountant,  34  York  place 
Dickson,  Thomas,  (late  seedsman),  17  Canning 

place 
Dickson,  W.  &  C.  milliners,  &c.  65  Kirkgate 
Dickson,  W.  candlemaker,  124  Nicolson  st. 
Dickson,  William  (/.  D.  S  Co.),  20  George  sq. 
Dickson,  Wm.  accountant,  10  Royal  Circus 
Dickson,  W.  house  carpenter  and  undertaker, 

Montgomery  st. — ho.  1 1  South  St  James'  st. 
Dickson,  William,  secretary,  Edinburgh  Life 

Assurance  Co.  22  George  street 
Dickson,  William,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Dickson,  Wm.  wholesale  grocer,  1  Argyle  sq. 
Dickson,  W.  cowfeeder,  68  Potterrow 
Dickson,  Mrs  Charles,  16  Duncan  street 
Dickson,  Mrs  Dr,  13  Clarendon  crescent 
Dickson,  Mrs  Thos.  lodg.,  18  Cumberland  st. 
Dickson,  Mrs  Walter,  3  Royal  circus 
Dickson,  Mrs,  3  Chapel  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  49  Lauriston  place 
Dickson,  Mrs,  3  Forres  street 
Dickeon,  Mrs,  grocer,  23  Jamaica  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  6  Glover  street,  Leith 


Dickson,  Miss  J.  dressmaker,  20  Charles  st. 
Dickson,  MissM.  fruiterer,  12  Lothian  street 
Dickson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Melvile  place 
Dingwall,  Arthur,  advocate,  9  Randolph  cres. 
Dingwall,  John  A.,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht., 

117  Cowgate — house,  12  Scott's  close 
Dingwall,  Robert,  56  Lothian  street 
Disher,  John,  brewer,  {Edinburgh  and  Leith 

Brewery) — ho.  13  Archibald  place 
Disher,  Robt.  brewer  {E.  Sf  Ij.  Brewing  Co.) 

— house,  8  Greenhill  gardens 
Dishington,  Thomas,  and  Co.  corn  factors  and 

gen.  comm.  agents,  14  Constitution  street 
Dishington,  Thos.  {T.  D.  ^  Co.)  Lark  villa. 

Trinity 
Dispensary  &  Humane  Society,  Leith  Mill 

road 
Dispensary,  Royal  Public,  21 W.  Richmond  St. 

— Mrs  Hannan,  housekeeper 
Dispensary,  New  Town,  17  Thistle  street 
Divine,  W.  baker  &  prov.  dealer,  160  Cowgate 
Dixon  &  Co.  grocers,  35  Northumberland  st. 
Dixon,  John,  butcher,  6  Kerr  st.  Stockbridge 
Dixon,  John,  hosier  and  draper,  63  Pleasance 

— house,  3  Roxburgh  place 
Dixon,  John,  baker,  1  Greenside  street 
Dixon,  Thos.  &  Son,  coal  merchants,  57  St 

Leonard  street. — See  Adv. 
Dixon,  Wm.  Jas.,  butcher,  poulterer,  &c.,  46 

Dundas  street — ho.  57  Cumberland  st. 
Dixson,  Robt.  baker,  9  East  Register  street — 

house,  31  St  James'  square 
Dixson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  36  George  street 
Dobbie,  Malcolm  G.,  clerk,  17  Glover  street 
Dobbie,  Robert,  70  Buccleuch  street 
Dobie,  Alexander,  baker,  9  Lotbian  road 
Dobie,  George,  painter  and  glazier,  40  Han- 
over street — house,  4  York  place 
Dobie,  John,  tobacco  and  snufF  manufacturer, 

15  Cockburn  street — ho.  14  Beaumont  pi. 
Dobie,  John,  Melbourne  cottage,  Sciennes  hill 
Dobie,  Thomas,  (G.  F.-O.)  5  Parkside  street 
Dobie,   W.    general   clothier,   outfitter,  and 

draper,  14  and  15  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Dobie,  William,  clerk,  34  Rosebank 
Dobie,  Miss,  15  Clerk  street 
Dobson,  Geo.  (Customs),  2  Auburn  place 
Dobson,  John,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter,  77 

Nicolson  street 
Dobson,  John,  tailor,  333  High  street 
Dobson,  Matthew,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  up- 
holsterer, and  undertaker,  24  West  Preston 

street 
Dobson,  Robert,  stock  and  sharebroker,  3  N. 

St  David  street 
Dobson,  Thos.  supervisor  of  Inland  Revenue, 

50  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Dobson,  Wm.  com.  traveller,  9  Raeburn  pi. 
Dobson,  Wm.,  commission  agent,  13  Inglis- 

ton  street 
Dochard,  Duncan,  agent  Perceton  fire-clay, 

sewerage  pipes,  &c.  depot,  Lothian  road. — 

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Docharty,  Robert,  confectioner,  29  Kirkgate 
Docherty,  James,  confectioner  and  fruiterer, 

107  Cowgate 
Dodd,  Miss,  62  Queen  street 
Dodds  &  Forrest,  trunk,  portmanteau,  and 

bag  manufacturers,  61  Princes  street 
Dodds,  Alex.  1  Rockville  pi.,  St  Leonard  st. 
Dodds,  Robt.,   plumber  and  gasfitter,  5   St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Dodds,  William,  house  painter  and  glazier, 

&c.  100  Pleasance 
Dodds,  Mrs  J.  D.  lodgings,  3  Downie  place 
Dodds,  Mrs,  Select  Register  Office  for  Ser- 
vants, 16  Charlotte  place 
Dods,  Archd.j  Mary  cottage,  Trinity 
Dods,  George,  assessor  of  railway  and  canal 

property  in  Scotland,  16  Duke  street 
Dods,  J.  &  R,.  cabinetmakers,  64  Cowgate 
Dods,  John,  gardener.   Old  Botanic  cottage, 

Haddington  place 
Dods,  Robert,  6  Holyrood  terrace 
Dods,  Mrs  Col.  8  Ann  street 
Dods,  Mrs,  28  India  street 
Doherty,  H.boot  and  shoemaker,  114  Cowgate 
Doherty,  John,  boot  and  shoe  merchant  and 

general  broker,  63  and  80  St  Mary's  wynd 
Doherty,  Jn.  fruit  and  egg  dealer,  17  Green- 
market 
Doig,  M'Kechnie,  &  Davies,  carvers,  gilders, 

picture-liaers,  and  plate-glass  merchants, 

89  George  street 
Doig,  A.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  6  Romilly 

place 
Doig,  Alex,  spirit  merchant,  7  and  9  Queen's 

place 
Doig,  Charles,  writer,  Seafield  house,  Leith 
Doig,  Henry,  1 1  North  Melville  place 
Doig,  J.  smith  and  ironmonger,  3  St  Patrick 

square — ho.  13  East  Preston  street 
Doig,  James,  fruiterer  and  green-grocer,  6 

Market  place 
Doig,  James,  spirit  dealer,  33  Shore 
Doig,  R.  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Hunter  sq. 

— house,  25  West  Nicolson  street 
Don,  J.  packing- box  maker,  18  S.  Junction  st. 
Don,  Duncan,  7  Annandale  street 
Donald,  George,  gardener,  Grindlay  street 
Donald,  Isaac  Low,  28  St  Leonard  street 
Donald,  James,  7  Church  hill 
Donald,  James  (^National  Bank  of  Scotland), 

2  Bellevue  terrace 
Donald,  John,  hotel,  3  Princes  street 
Donald,  John,  china  merchant,  Bristo  port 

lane — house,  3  Lauder  road 
Donald,  W.  silk  dyer  and  scourer,  34  Fred. 

street — dye-work,  Bellevue — ho.  8  Hamil- 
ton place 
Donald,  Mrs  Alex.  7  Danube  street 
Donald,  Miss,  sewing  mistress,  Ho.  of  Refuge 
Donaldson's    Hospital,   Whitehouse    toll — 

treasurer's  office,  32  Abercromby  place 
Donaldson,  Alex,  tobacco  pipe  manufacturer, 

South  Norton  place 


Donaldson,  Andrew,  causeway-layer  and  con- 
tractor, 142  High  street 
Donaldson,  Arch,  currier,   and  commercial 

lodgings,  384  Castlehill 
Donaldson,  Colin,  11  North  College  street 
Donaldson,  David,  baker,  2  Canongate 
Donaldson,  George,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

I  Mackenzie  place — house,  27  St  Bernard's 
crescent 

Donaldson,  Geo.,  S.S.C.  25  St  Patrick  square 

— ho.  Rosehall  cottage,  Dalkeith  road 
Donaldson,  Geo.  house  carpenter,  3-a  Elder 

street 
Donaldson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

7  Hamilton  place 
Donaldson,  James,  bootmaker,  74  George  st. 
Donaldson,  James,  clerk,  25  Haddington  pi. 
Donaldson,    James,    classical  master.    High 

school,  30  Howe  street 
Donaldson,  J.  grocer  and  spirit  dir.  &c.  Hill- 

housefield 
Donaldson,  John,  advocate,  prof,  of  the  theory 

of  music  in   the   University — class-room. 

Park  place — house,  Marchfield 
Donaldson,  John,  printers'  furnisher  &  stereo- 

typer,  14  Clyde  street 
Donaldson,  John,  8  Keir  street 
Donaldson,  John,  lodgings,  4  Infirmary  street 
Donaldson,    John    G.,    spirit   merchant,    73 

Cock  burn  street  and  177  High  street — ho. 

II  Haxton's  court,  Potterrow 
Donaldson,  Rev.  John,  7  Great  Stuart  street 
Donaldson,  Thomas,  last  and  boot-tree  maker, 

32  Horse  wynd 
Donaldson,  Thomas  C.  9  Hermitage  place 
Donaldson,   Wm.    {Office  of  H.M.    Prison 

Managers),  27  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Donaldson,  Wm.  trimming  and  hosiery  ware- 
house, 46  South  bridge — house,  9  Montague 

street 
Donaldson,    Wm.    pipe   maker,    14  Morton 

street 
Donaldson,  Wm.  grocer,  10  Moray  street 
Donaldsons  Mrs  Andrew,  40  Albany  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs  Archibald,  3  Davie  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs  J.  lodgings,  10  Wellington 

place 
Donaldson,  Mrs,  22  Grove  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs,  26  Walker  street 
Donaldson,  Mrs,  8  Moray  street 
Donaldson,  LIrs,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Jamaica  st. 
Donaldson,  Miss,  2  Grove  street 
Donaldson,  Misses,  dressmakers,  4  St  Patrick 

square 
Donery,  Jn.  broker,  266  Cowgate 
Donnan,  Jane,  lodgings,  7  Hill  place 
Donnelly,  Wm.   drill-master,  21    Gardner's 

crescent 
Dores  &  Laidlaw,  fleshers,  23  and  24  Middle 

market 
Dorrit,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  9  Clarence  street 
Dott,  Aitken,  carver,  gilder,  and  frame  maker, 

14  and  16  South  St  David  street 


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Dougall,  William,  {Marley  Hill  Coking  Co.) 
21  Broughton  place 

Dougall,  John,  bricklayer  and  builder,  13 
Dock  street,  Leith 

Dougal,  Brothers,  bootmakers,  &c.  122  Kirk- 
gate 

Dougal,  Alex,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  205  High 
street 

Dougal,  William,  bootmaker,  S  India  place 

Dougal,  Miss,  dressmaker,  25  Thistle  street 

Doughtie,  Mrs,  dairy,  I  Nelson  place 

Doughty,  Thomas,  porter  and  ale  merchant, 
15  Heriot  place,  Leith  walk 

Douglas  and  Brodie,  searchers  of  Public  Re- 
cords, 23  St  James'  square 

Douglas  &  Macdonald,  ironmongers  and  iron 
merchants,  32  Grassmarket 

Douglas  &  Mason,  wine  merchants  and 
Italian  warehousemen,  QQ  George  street 

Douglas    &    Somervilie,     spirit    merchants, 

21  Mitchell  street 

Douglas,  A.  Halliday,   M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  33 

Queen  street 
Douglas,   Alex.     Sholto,    W.S.    22    Young 

street — house  30  India  street 
Douijlas,    A.   Venetian  window-blind   maker, 

22  Greenside  pi. — ho.  8  James'  place. 
Douglas,  Arehd.  {New  General  Register  ho.) 

Blackford  villa,  Morningside 
Douglas,  Campbell,  &  J.  .T.  Stevenson,  archi- 
tects, 24  George  street 
Douglas,  Christopher,  W.S.  22  Young  street 

— house,  17  Drummond  place 
Douglas,  C.  Home,  C.A.  5  North  Charlotte 

street — house,  17  Dublin  street 
Douglas,    David,   writer,    Taaphall   cottage, 

Bonnington 
Douglas,    David,    (Z).    and   M.),   Laverock 

cottage,  Strathearn  road 
Douglas,    David    (Edmonston  4"  -^O  book- 
seller, 10  Forres  street 
Douglas,  David,  tailor  &  clothier,  3  Spence's 

place 
Douglas,  D.,  W.S.  13  Dundas  street 
Douglas,  Francis  Brown,  advocate,  21  Moray 

place 
Douglas,  Geo.  &  G.  C.  lathsplitters,  Dairy 

lane 
Douglas,     George     Coutts,     lathsplitter,     3 

Cambridge  street 
Douglas,  George,  5  South  College  street 
Douglas,  James  (D.  <& M''Donald),23  Sciennes 
Douglas,  James,  dentist,  6  North  St  Andrew 

street 
Douglas,  James,  house  painter,  3  Greyfriars' 

place — house,  2 
Douglas,  James,  27  Ann  street 
Douglas,  James,  picture  liner  and  restorer,  6 

North  Bank  street — house,  24  Grange  loan 
Douglas,  J.  waggoner,  105  Constitution  street 
Douglas,  James,  victual  dealer,  2  Castlebarns 
Douglas,  James,  teacher  of  English,  9  Great 

King  street — house,  Canonmills  house 


Douglas,  J.  T.  (D.  §•  Brodie),   St  Bride's, 

Boroughmuirhead 
Douglas,  James,  lathsplitter,  10  Lothian  road 
Douglas,  James  Crawford,  31  Howard  place 
Douglas,  John  B.,  W.S.  22  Howe  street 
Douglas,  J.  B.,  &  Smith,  W.S.,  62  Frederick 

street 
Douglas,    John   William,    (Inland  Revenue) 

30  Royal  circus 
Douglas,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

172    Fountainbridge — house,    25    Bread 

street 
Douglas,  Robert,  engineer  and  ironfounder, 

24  George  street 
Douglas,  R,  spirit  merchant,  49  Rose  street — 

ho.  4  Jamaica  street 
Douglas,  T.  H.  St  Bride's,  Boroughmuirhead 
Douglas,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  Newhaven 
Douglas,    Thomas,    &    Co.    silk    dyers    and 

scourers,  19  Niddry  street 
Douglas,  Thomas  B.  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Douglas,  Thomas  W.  clerk  to  Loyd's  Regis- 
ter of  Shipping,  10  Madeira  place 
Douglas,  W.  C.  32  Dublin  street 
Douglas,  W.  (  Com.  Rank),  2  George  place 
Douglas,   William,   engraver,   2    Greyfriars' 

place 
Douglas,  W.  S.  agent  and  mercantile  account- 
ant, 2  Greyfriars'  place 
Douglas,  Mrs  Catherine,  hat  manufacturer, 

59  South  bridge 
Douglas,  Mrs  Eliz.,  12  Nelson  st. 
Douglas,  Mrs  Thos.  G.  34  Rose  street 
Douglas,  Mrs,  7  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Douglas,  Mrs,  15  London  street 
Douglas,  M.  &  J.  milliners  and  widows'  cap 

makers,  24  Hanover  street 
Douglas,  Miss,  13  Hart  st. 
Douglas,  Miss,  9  Seton  place 
Douglas,  Miss,  9  Nelson  street 
Douglas,  Miss  S.  G.  training  home,  7  Lauris- 

ton  lane 
Douglas,  Misses,  1  Oxford  terrace 
Douglas's  hotel,  34  and  35  St  Andrew  square 
Douglas's  school,  9  Great  King  street 
DouU,  David,  and  Co.  British  wine  manuf.  71 

Fotterrow 
Doull,  James,  joiner  and  house  agent,  Had- 

don's  court,  J 12  Nicolson  street 
Doull,  Mrs,  4  Park  street 
Dove,  David,  S.S.C.  {Goldie  §•  D.)  8  York  pi. 

— house,  Eskbank,  Dalkeith 
Dove,  Hector,  Rose  cottage,  Trinity 
Dove,  James,  &  Co.  smiths,  engineers,  and 

coach-timber  benders,  18  Greenside  lane 
Dovey,  Rev.  J.  E.  2  Great  Stuart  street 
Dow  &  Fender,    hosiers,    shirtmakers,    and 

hatters,  78-a  Princes  street 
Dow,  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  7  St 

Andrew  street 
Dow,  Geo.  wine  and  spir.  mere.  82  Potterrow 
Dow,  George,  spirit  dealer,  34  Candlemaker 

row — house,  6  Hope  park  crescent 


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Dow,  James  R.  printer,  23  Dundas  street 
Dow,  James,  11  Bread  street 
Dow,  J.  joiner,  5  Dean  path,  Water  of  Leith 
Dow,  J.  Allan,  hatter,  65  North  Bridge  st. — 

house,  9  Orichton  street 
Dow,  John,  saddler,  86  Rose  street 
Dow,  L.  S.,  general  agent,  Old  Church  wharf 

—house,  7  Pitt  street,  Leith 
Dow,  P.  D.  writer,  173  Fountainbridge 
Dow,  William,  cork  sole  manufacturer,  dealer 
in  shoemakers'  tools  and  furnishings,  3  St 

Mary's  wynd — house,  115  Canongate 
Dow,  William  Brown,  writer  and  N.-P.,  3 

Lord  Russell  place 
Dow,    William,   wright  and  undertaker,    5 

Dean  path 
Dow,  Mrs  Ann,  121  Rose  street 
Dow,  Mrs  Wm.,  Globe  hotel,  5  Hill  place 
Dow,  Isabella,  tobacconist,  52  Home  street 
Dow,  Miss  Jane,  69  Broughton  street 
Dow,  Misses,  seminary,  31  York  place 
Dow,  Misses,  commercial  boarding  house,  57 

North  bridge 
Dowell,  Alexander,  auctioneer  and  valuator, 

18  George  street — house,  32  Royal  circus 
Dowie,  Peter,  com.  mercht.  35  Mitchell  street 
Dowie,  Thos.,  S.S.C,  N.-P.,  124  Constitution 

St.— ho.  28  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Dowie,  Thomas,  35  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Dowie,  Wm.  contractor,  Canonmills  cottage 
Down,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  8  Union  pi. 
Downie,  Laird,  &  Laing,  nursery,  seedsmen, 

and  florists,  17  S.  Frederick  street — nurse- 
ries, West  Coates  and  Pink  hill 
Downie,  Alex.,  commercial  traveller,  39  St 

Leonard  street 
Downie,  John,  spirit  dealer,  28  Clyde  street 
Downie,  J.  (Z>.  §■  Laird),  West  Coatesnursery 
Downie,    John    Macleay,     agent    {National 

Bank's  South  Side  Brunch),  3  Nicolson  sq. 

— house,  26  Findhorn  place.  Grange 
Downie,  Rev.  Wm.  W.,  St  Mary's  Catholic 

Church,  Broughton  street 
Downes,  W.  G.  17  Castle  street 
Downs  and  Lethem,  wholesale  grocers  and 

general  merchants,  11  Timber  bush 
Downs,  James,  corn  dealer,  2  Duke  st.  Leith 
Downs,  John  (D.  and  Lethem),  8  Vanburgh 

place,  Leith 
Doyle,  Chas.  A.  (H.  M.  Works)  Parliament 

square 
Drever,  David,  tailor,  10  Calton  hill 
Drew  and   Burnet,   coach  builders,  &c.    16 

and  18  Bread  street 
Drew,  Mrs  Thomas,  112  Lauriston  place 
Drew,  Miss,  toy  dealer,  99  Princes  street 
Drover,  D.  teller,  National  Bank,  25  Qua- 
lity street 
Drover,  R.  {R.  Hunter  <§•  Son),  11  Duncan 

street,  Leith 
Drover,  Robert,  smith,  118  Kirkgate 
Drummond  and  Black,  news  agents,  20  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 


Drummond,  A.  victual  dealer,  163  Causeyside 
Drummond,  A.  lodgings,  1 1  Drummond  st. 
Drummond,   Chas.    bookseller,   printer,   and 

bookbinder,  133  Kirkgate — ho.  22  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Drummond,  Rev.  D.  T.  K.  Montpelier  cottage 
Drummond,   David,  wholesale  stationer,    7 

Riego  street 
Drummond,  David,  wholesale  stationer,  84 

West  bow 
Drummond,  G.  23  Patriot  buildings 
Drummond,  Henry  Home,  of  Blair-Drum- 

mond,  110  Princes  street 
Drummond,  Henry,  officer  oi Inland  Revenue, 

1  Union  street 
Drummond,  James,  lodgings,   13   Maitland 

street 
Drummond,   James,  warehouseman,  3  West 

Preston  street 
Drummond,  James,  R.S.A.  30  Hamilton  place 
Drummond,  J.  F.  W.,  wine  merchant  {Cath- 

cart,  Fergusson,  4"  Co.),  St  Andrew  street, 

Leith 
Drummond,  John,  clerk,  Shore  Dues  office, 

7  London  row 
Drummond,   Peter,   tailor  and    clothier,   11 

Calton  street 
Drummond,  Rev.  R.  Blacldey,  46  Gilmore 

place 
Drummond,  Wm.  porter,  Holyrood  house 
Drummond,  W.  Grange  loan 
Drummond,  William,  7  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Drummond  Wm.  4  Buccleuch  street 
Drummond,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  35  Fountain- 
bridge 
Drummond,  Mrs  G.  M.,  26  Howard  place 
Drummond,  Mrs  J.  grocer,  44  Brunswick  st. 
Drummond,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  Brunswick 

street 
Drummond,  Misses,  26  Dundas  street 
Drummond's  temperance  hotel,  11  Calton  st. 
Dry,  Rev.  Wm.  Elphin  lodge,  Abbotsford 

park 
Drybrough  &  Co.  brewers,  67   N.  back  of 

Canongate 
Drybrough,  Andrew,  31  E.  Claremont  street 
Drybrough,  Andrew,  commission  agent,  25 

North  bridge 
Drybrough,  G.  grocer  &  spirit  dealer.  New 

lane,  Newhaven 
Drybrough,  John,  15  Coates  crescent 
Drybrough,  T.  (Z).  and  Co.),  Cameron  house 
Drybrough,  Mrs,  15  Coates  crescent 
Drybrough,  Mrs  A.,  43  E.  Claremont  street 
Dryburgh,  James,  2  Abbey  hill- 
Dry  burgh,  N.  &  Son,  coopers  &  stave  merchts. 

5,  6,  and  7  Mitchell  st. 
Dryburgh,  Richd.  {N.D.^  Son),  4  Hermitage 

place,  Leith 
Dry  den,  Adam,  builder,  9  Hamilton  place, 

Newington 
Dry  den,  Adam,  fishing-tackle  maker,  24  S. 

Hanover  street 


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Dryden,  James,  grocer,  36  Jamaica  street 
Dryden,  James,  5  Saunders'  street 
Drysdale,  David,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

2  Nicolson  street — house,  5  Minto  street 
Drysdale,  Joseph,  S.S.C.  &  acct.   16  Royal 

Exchange — house.  Park  lodge,  Tantailan 

place.  Grange 
Drysdale,  Peter  H.  baker  and  confectioner, 

142  Princes  street 
Drysdale,  William,  D.C.S.,  3  Hart  street 
Drysdale,  William,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  223 

High  street — house,  150 
Drysdale,  Mrs  A.  spirit  dealer,  17  Buccleuch 

street 
Drysdale,  Mrs  Capt.  12  Fettes  row 
Drysdale,  Miss,  12  St  Vincent  street 
Drysdale,  Miss,  dressmaker,  41  George  street 
Du  Plessis  &  Black,  Misses,  ladies'  boardiog- 

school,  26  Royal  tei'race 
Dubuc,  Dr,  teacher  of  French,  19  Gt.  Stuart 

street 
Ducat,  Mrs,  1  Castle  terrace 
DuchauflFour  &  M'Intyre,  photographers,  33 

&  34  Whitfield  place,  Leith  walk 
Du  Chemin,  Frank,  tobacconist  and  news- 
agent, 4  Ronaldson's  buildings 
Dudgeon,  Alex,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  35 

India  place 
Dudgeon,  John  {Edin.  Barm  Co.),  6   Rose 

street 
Dudgeon,  John,  2  Alva  street 
Dudgeon,  M.  draper,  205  Canongate 
Dudgeon,  Maj.-Gen.  Peter,  10  Carlton  street 
Dudgeon,  Mrs,  15  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Dudgeon,  Mrs  Wm.  10  Cassells'  place 
Dudgeon,  Misses,  dressmakers  and  milliners, 

10  Cassells'  place 
DufF,  Rev.  Henry,  Summerfield  house,  Leith 
DufF,  John,  shoemaker,  7  Giles'  st.  Leith 
DufF,  Peter,  fruiterer,  51  Nicolson  street 
Duff,  Theodore,  wholesale  egg  merchant  and 

commission  agent,  1  St  Bernard's  row 
Duff,  Thomas,  Albany  street,  Leith 
Duff,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  coal  merchants,  Dock 

gates,  Leith 
Duff,  Wm.  bookkeeper,  5  Glover  street 
Duff,  Mrs  Alex,,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  17 

Frederick  street — house  30 
Duff,  Mrs  J.,  spirit  merchant,  5  St  Mary's 

wynd 
Duff,  Mrs  M.  milliner,  104  Nieolson  street 
Duff,  Mrs,  26  Pitt  street 
Duff,  Mrs,  17  St  Patrick  square 
Duff,  Eliz.,  French  corsetraaker,  1  Milne  sq. 
Duff,  Miss,  1  Arniston  place 
Duffus,  P.  boot  and  shoemaker,  38  Howe  st. 
Duffy,  James,  broker,  249  Cowgate 
Duguid,    John,    horticulturist    and    florist, 

Tower  park,  Cargillfield,  Wardie 
Duke  of  Buccleuch  Coal  Store,  foot  of  Con- 
stitution street 
Dumbreck,  W.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  49   Albany 

street 


Dun,  John,  {B.  of  Scotland),  41  Heriot  row 
Dun,  John,  artist,  1  Morton  street 
Dun,  Robert,  12  Windmill  street 
Dun,  Thomas,  butcher,  7  S.  Clerk  street 
Dun,  Mrs  And.  1  Morton  street 
Dun,  Miss  M.  baker,  1  Brown  street  lane 
Dunbar,  James,  grocer,  152  Rose  street 
Dunbar,  John,  cooper.  Low  market  street 
Dunbar,  J. furnishing  ironmonger,  60  Hanover 

street — house,  20  Pitt  street 
Dunbar,  Mrs  Professor,  24  Howard  place 
Duncan  &  Dewar,  W.S.  6  Hill  street 
Duncan,  Flockhart,  &   Co.  chemists   to   the 

Queen,  52  North  bridge,  and  139  Princes  st. 

— uight  bells,  54  North  bridge,  and   139 

Princes  street 
Duncan,  Flockhart,  Powell,  &  Co.,  chemists 

to  the  Queen,  18  Bernard  street — ho.  19 — 

Leith 
Duncan  &  Lyon,  S.S.C.  and  N.-P.  11  South 

Nelson  street 
Duncan,  Alex.  S.S.C.  &  N.-P.  (Mann  Sf  D.) 

South  Fort  St.  Leith 
Duncan,  Angus,  spirit  dealer,  1  Bath  street 
Duncan,  Colin,  &  Son,  coal  merchants,  oilmen, 

and  drysalters, Upper  Drawbridge — coal  sta- 
tions, Scotland  street,  and  Sands,  Leith— 

house,  Bonnington  mount 
Duncan,  D.,  advocate,  12  Inverleith  row 
Duncan,    Francis,    {Customs,)    16    Annfield, 

Newhaven 
Duncan,  David,  writer,  2  Whitehouse  terrace 
Duncan,  George,  tobacco  pipe  manufacturer, 

14  Coburg  street,  Leith 
Duncan,  Geo.  (Anderson  (&  D.),  3  King's  pL 
Duncan,  H.  North  Merchiston  place 
Duncan,  Jas.  &  Co.  merchants  and  brokers, 

9  Baltic  street 
Duncan,  James  S.(T.  D.  Sj-Co.)  4  Buccleuch 

place 
Duncan,  James,  W.S.  (D.  Sj-  Dewar),  2  Heriot 

row 
Duncan,  James,  1  Assembly  street,  Leith 
Duncan,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.L.  &  E.  12 

Heriot  row 
Duncan,   J.  Matthews,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  30 

Charlotte  square 
Duncan,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 18  South  St  James'  street— house  17 
Duncan,  Rev.  John,  LL.D.  prof,  of  Oriental 

languages,    New   College,    10    Dalryraple 

crescent  , 
Duncan,  John,  21  Fettes  row 
Duncan,  J.  M.  advocate,  23  Northumberland 

street 
DuncaUj  John,  W.S.,  27  Dundas  street 
Duncan,  John,  mason,  Hamilton  place.  Stock- 
bridge — house,  1  Legget's  land 
Duncan,  John  W.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  104 

Rose  street — house,  18  Frederick  street 
Duncan,  Robert,  saddler,  28  Fountainbridge 
Duncan,    Robert,    provision   merchant    and. 

commission  agent,  24  Commercial  place 


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Buncan,  Rev.  R.  Dick,  1  Leamington  terrace, 

Viewforth 
Duncan,  S.  shipmaster,  1   Spring  villa,  Ferry 

road,  Leith 
Duncan,  Thos.  &  Co.  bootmakers  to  the  Queen 

and  Prince  of  Wales,  57  Princes  street 
Duncan,  Thos.  &  Sons,  brushmakers  to  the 
Queen,  wholesale  warehouse  and  manufac- 
tory, Hope  crescent,  Leith  walk,  retail  ware- 
house, 1-A  Baxter's  place 
Duncan,  T.  (T.  D.^;  Sons),  Cockburn  bank, 

Bonnington 
Duncan,  Thomas,  15  Nelson  street 
Duncan,  Thomas,  jun.  (T.  D.  &  Sons),  13 

Annandale  street 
Duncan,  Wilham,  jun.  (D.  ^  Lyon,  S.S.C.) 

1 1  South  Nelson  street 
Duncan,  Wm.  spirit  merchant,  14  Coal  hill 
Duncan,  Wm.  James,  manager.  National  Bank 

of  Scotland,  8  Eoyal  circus 
Duncan,  W.  goods  superintendt.  (E,  6f  G.  By.) 

— house,  33  Albany  street,  Leith 
Duncan,  William,  S.S.C.  1  Heriot  row— house, 

20  Heriot  row 
Duncan,  William,  principal  extractor  Court  of 
Session,  8  General  Register  House — house, 
20  Heriot  row 
Duncan,  Wm.  tailor  and  broker,  257  and  259 

Cowgate 
Duncan,  Mrs  Col.  John,  19  Carlton  terrace 
Duncan,  Mrs  John,  6  Madeira  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  Joseph,  38  Brunswick  street 
Duncan,  Mrs  Thos.,  Upper  Wardie  avenues 
Duncan,  Mrs  William,  15  Hope  park  terrace 
Duncan,  Mrs,  of  Parkhill,  34  Minto  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  20  Great  Stuart  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  2  St  James'  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  3  Comely  green  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  42  Gilmore  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  13  Lutton  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Jamaica  street 
Duncan,  Miss  Ann,'7  Torphichen  street 
Duncan,  Miss  Jane,  2  Abercromby  place 
Duncan,  Miss,  Belleville,  Holyrood 
Duncan,  Miss,  1  Clerk  street 
Duncan,  Miss,  36  Albany  street,  Leith 
Duncan,  Miss,  24  St  Patrick  square 
Duncanson,  John,  33  West  Sciennes 
Duneanson,  Mrs  J.  lodgings,  9  Montague  st. 
Duncanson,  Mrs  Walter,  9  Prince  Regent  st. 
Dundas  &  Wilson,  C.S.  16  St  Andrew  square 
Dundas,  Alex.,  Knox's  refreshment   rooms, 

51  High  street 
Dundas,  David,  spirit  dealer,  3  Laurie  street 
Dundas,  George,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Selkirk- 
shire, 9  Charlotte  square 
Dundas,  Geo.  CA.  24  Broughton  place 
Dundas,  James,  2  Greenside  place 
Dundas,  John,  C.S.  25  St  Andrew  square 
Dundas,  Wm.  Pitt,  deputy-clerk-register  of 
Scotland,   and  registrar-general  of  births, 
deaths,  and  marriages.  Gen.  Register  House 
Dundas,  Miss  Hamilton,  8  St  Bernard's  cres, 


Dunlop,  A.  Vans,  18  Rutland  square 
Dunlop,  Alex.  Murray,  advocate,  M.P.   67 

Queen  street 
Dunlop,    Charles,    cabinetmaker  and  house 

factor,  29  Brunswick  st.  and  Circus  lane 
Dunlop,  D.  M.  hatter,  3  North  bridge — house, 

15  Hope  park  terrace 
Dunlop,  G.  &  G.,  law  agents,  14  Hill  street 
Dunlop,  G.  &  Co.  mer.  15  John's  lane,  Leith 
Dunlop,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  145 

High  street 
Dunlop,  John,  2  Manor  place 
Dunlop,  John  Dowie,  2  West  Mayfield  loan 
Dunlop,  John,  M.D.,  deputy  inspector-gene- 
ral of  hospitals,  E.N.  26  Blacket  place 
Dunlop,  Rev.  John  C.  20  Duncan  st,  Drum- 

mond  pi. 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Alan  C.  36  Royal  terrace 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Charles  T.  15  Inverlelth  place 
Dunlop,  Mrs  James  Usher,  13  Smith's  place 
Dunlop,  Mrs  Wm.  27  Gilmore  place 
Dunlop,  Mrs,  6  Pitt  street 
Dunlop,  Miss,  4  Buckingham  terrace 
Dunlop,  Miss,  53  Great  King  street 
Dunlop,  Misses,  2  Darnaway  street 
Dunn,  D.  &  R.,  metal  merchants  and  iron- 
mongers, 15  Blair  street 
Dunn,  John,  hairdresser,  70  Kirkgate 
Dunn,  John  H.  3  Lord  Russell  place 
Dunn,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  5  E  . 

Richmond  street 
Dunn,  Thos.  optician,  mathematical  &  phi- 
losophical instrument  maker,  50  Hanover 
street — house,  7  Buccleuch  place 
Dunn,  Mrs,  Morningside  place 
Dunn,  Mrs,  25  E.  Claremont  street 
Dunn,  Mrs,  silk  merchant,  52-a  Hanover  st. 
Dunnet,  Alex.  (T.  B.  C.  <h  Co.),  118  Consti- 
tution street 
Duns,  James,  slater,  161  Rose  street 
Duns,  Miss,  milliner,  161  Rose  street 
Dunse,  David,  {J.  Y.  Sf  Co.),  slater,  50  Con- 
stitution street 
Dunsmure,  Alex.  mer.  8  St  John's  pi.  Leith 
Dunsmure,J.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  53  Queen  st. 
Durham,  Nerval,  commission  agent,  31  Con- 
stitution street 
Durie,  James,  baker,  130  Kirkgate  &  62  Tol- 
booth  wynd— -ho,  45  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Durward,  Andrew,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

and  undertaker,  7  Clerk  street — house,  1 
Durward,  Misses,  grocers,  49  Buccleuch  st. 
Duthie,  Walter,  W.S.  6  Great  King  street 
Dycer,   C,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  surgeon,  Edin- 
burgh Militia,  42  Great  King  street 
Dyer,  J.  N.  commercial  agt.  5  Buccleuch  pi. 
Dyer,  Mrs  A.  4  Reid's  court,  Canongate 
Dyer,  Miss,  2  Windmill  street 
Dykes,  Rev.  James    Oswald,   A.M.,  North 

Merchiston  place 
Dykes,  James,  coal  merchant,  N.  B.  Railway, 

Leith — house,  42  Constitution  street 
Dykes,  Richard,  provision  mer.  25  Bristo  st. 


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Dykes,  Robert,  machine  bootcloser,  12  Leith 
street  terrace 

Dymock  &  Guthrie,  tea  and  wine  merchants, 
and  grocers,  16  Nicolson  street 

Dymock  and  Paterson,  solicitors-at-law,  cham- 
bers, 56  George  street 

Dymock,  Jas.  R.  (Z).  ^  G.)  30  Buccleuch  pi. 

Dymock,  Robert  Lockhart,  solicitor-at-Iaw 
and  proc- fiscal  for  the  city.  City  Chambers 
— house,  46  George  square 

Eadie,  James,  hairdr.,  26  Sandport  street 
Eadie,  Peter  (  Whyte  and  E.),  8  Barony  street 
Eager,  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  54  Frederick  st. 
Eagle  Life  Insurance  Office,  24  Royal  circus 

—J.  Shand,  W.S.,  agent 
Eagle,  Robert,  hairdresser,  178  Canongatel 
East   Coast  Railway  Companies,   Waverley 

bridge  station 
Easson,  J.  cork  manufacturer,  13  Assembly 

street 
Easton,  James,  cabinetmak.  28  Greenside  st. 
Easton,  James,  tailor,  23^  St  James'  square 
Easton,  James,  janitor's  lodge,  Moray  house 
Easton,  Mrs  Thomas,  15  Albany  street 
Easton,  Mrs,  laundress,  4  East  Norton  place 
Easton,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  7  Hill  street 
Easton,  Miss,  6  Trinity  crescent 
Eaton,  James,  8  Alva  street 
Ebsworth,  Jos.  W.  artist,  4  Montgomery  st. 
Ebsworth,  Jos.  publisher  and  teacher  of  vocal 

music,  4  Montgomery  street 
Ebbsworth  &  Hoppner,  merchts.,  com.  agents, 

and  shipbrokers,  27  Quality  street 
Eckford,  T.  farrier,  25  Timber  bush — house, 

48  Quality  street,  Leith 
Eckford,  Walter,  Trinity  Baths 
Eckford,  William,  confectioner,  93  High  street 
Eckford,  Mrs,  Trinity  baths  and  lodgings 
Eddington,  Lieut.-Col.  Smollett  Montgomerie, 

of  Glencreggan,  35  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Eddington,  Mrs,  4  West  Maitland  street 
Edgar,  Alexander,  spirit  mer.  56  West  port 
Edgar,  Robt.  provision  dealer,  23  Howe  street 
Edgar,  Robt.  shoemkr.  52  George  IV.  bridge 
Edgar,  Robert,  seedsman,  13  Grassmarket — 

Lo.  22  London  street 
Edgar,  Robt.  boot  and  shoem.  156  High  street 
Edgar,  Mrs,  22  London  street 
Edgar,  Miss,  millineranddressmkr.  8  North  br. 
EniNBUEGH  &    Bathgate  Railway  Company, 

8  So.  Charlotte  street — Alex.  Jamieson,  sec. 
Edinburgh  Barm  Company,  E.  Rose  st.  lane 
Edinburgh   Boot  and  Shoe  warehouse,  21 

South  bridge 
Edinburgh  Bible  Society,  4  St  Andrew 

■ — Erskine  Sutherland,  treasurer  gq. 

Edinburgh  Bread  Society,  7  Keir  street 
Edinburgh   Choral  Union,  New   Hall,   117 

George  st. — J.  Shaw,  41  Castle  st.  conductor; 

T.  Dods,  144  High  street,  secretary 
Edinburgh    City    Artillery  Militia    orderly 

room,  «  Royal  Exchange 


Edinburgh  Clothing  Society,  7  Brighton 
street 

Edinburgh  City  Mission  Office,  5  St  An- 
drew sq. — Rev.  Alex.  Miller,  Eden  lodge, 
Morningside,  superintendent 

Edinburgh  Co-operative  Building  Company, 
(limited,)  46  Cockburn  street 

Edinburgh  Eye  Infirmary,  6  Cambridge  st. 
— open  1  to  2  daily 

Edinburgh  Eye  Dispensary,  open  on  Mon- 
day, Wednesday  and  Friday,  from  1  to  2, 
54  Coekburn  street 

Edinburgh  Funeral  Establishment,  9  and  10 
Leith  walk — John  Croall  and  Sons,  pro- 
prietors 

Edinburgh  Gas-Light  Co.  25  Waterloo  pi. 
Edinburgh,  and  115  Constitution  st.  Leith 
— John  K.  Watson,  manager 

Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  IJnion  Canal  Co.'s 
office,  1  Port-Hopetoun 

EDiNBURGHEcclesiasticalCommissioners — Jn. 
Rutherfurd,  W.S.,  secretary  and  agent,  14 
Albany  street 

Edinburgh  Institution  for  Languages,  Ma- 
thematics, &c.,  8  Queen  street — R.  M. 
Ferguson,  Ph.  Dr.  and  G.  Bickerton,  head 
masters 

Edinburgh  Institution  for  the  Education  of 
Young  Ladies,  23  Charlotte  square 

Edivburgh  Ladies'  Institution,  1  Park  place 

Edinburgh  and  Leith  Gas-Light  Company,  8 
George  street,  and  10  Baltic  street,  Leith 

Edinburgh  &  Leith  Glass  Co.  42  Salaman- 
der street,  Leith 

Edinburgh  &  Leith  Brewery,  212  Canongate 
— Robert  Disher,  managing  partner 

Edinburgh  and  Leith  Loan  Co.  16  Calton  st. 
— Andrew  Rutherford,  manager 

Edinburgh  &  Leith  Saw-mills,  9  Stead's 
place. 

Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  Co.'s  Office,  22 
George  st. — G.  L.  Firflay,  manager. — See 
Adv. 

Edinburgh  Gutta  Percha  Boot  and  Shoe 
warehouse,  431  Lawnmarket,  and  38  Tol- 
booth  wynd,  Leith 

Edinburgh  Loan  Company,  39  South  bridge 
— See  Adv. 

Edinburgh  Normal  School,  Johnston  terrace 

Edinburgh  Normal  School,  Moray  house 

Edinburgh  and  Perth  Bread  Company,  324 
Lawnmarket 

Edinburgh  Parochial  Board  office,  12Lauris- 
ton  lane — George  Greig,  inspector 

Edinburgh  Poor's  House,  Forrest  road — Da- 
niel Kemp,  governor;  Mrs  Sarah  Ander- 
son, matron;  Margaret  E.  Kemp,  assist- 
ant-matron 

Edinburgh  Railway  Station  Access  Co. — 
Alexander  T.  Niven,  C.A.,  13  Queen  st., 
secretary 

Edinburgh  Southern  Academy,  Park  place 
house — Alex.  Ramage,  teacher 


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Edinburgh  Roperie  Co.  28  Bath  street  and 

Commercial  place 
Edinburgh  School  for  the  Blind,  2  Gayfield 

square 
Edinburgh  Subscription  Library,  24  George 

street 
Edinburgh   Total  Abstinence  Society  Hall 

and  Committee  rooms,  52  Nicolson  street — 

R.  Strachan,  keeper 
Edinburgh  Water  Company,  123  Princes  st. 

— Alex.  Ramsay,  manager 
Edinburgh  Wool  Sales,  Tanfield 
Edinburgh  Young  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
tion, 73  Adam  square — Alexander  Greig, 

sec. ;  James  Stevens,  janitor 
Edington,    Alexander,    fishmonger,   8   West 

Newington 
Edington,  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  32 

Brunswick  street 
Edington,  David,  jeweller,  53    George  IV. 

bridge 
Edington,  Mrs  Alex.  G.  10  Hope  street 
Edington,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  30  Rutland  sq. 
Edmond,  G.  teacher.  Bell's  school,  21  South 

Junction  street,  Leith 
Edmond,  John,  rope  and  sailmaker,  64  Shore 
Edmondston,  F.  &  Son,  engravers  and  prin- 
ters, 63  North  bridge — house,  17  London 

street 
Edmondston,  Thomas,  &  Son,  iron-merchants 

and  seedsmen,  110  West  bow 
Edmondston,  T.  {T.B.Sr  Son),  1  Wharton  pi. 
Edmondstoune,  Mrs,  5  Great  Stuart  street 
Edmonston  &  Douglas,  English  and  foreign 

booksellers  and  publishers,  88  Princes  street 
Edmonston,   Alex.    {E.    and    Douglas),  25 

Scotland  street 
Edmonston,  Samuel,  artist,  17  London  st. 
Edmunds,  Edmund,  professor  of  singing,  1 

Gloucester  place 
Edward,  Wra.,  39  Cumberland  street 
Edward,  Miss,  16  Scotland  street 
Edwards,  George  S.  auctioneer  and  valuer, 

33  S.  Hanover  st. — ho.  3 
Edwards,  Henry,  wood  merchant,  house  car- 
penter, &c.  212  Canongate 
Edwards,  James,  chimney  sweep,  22  Dundas 

street 
Edwards,  James,  house  painter,  glazier,  and 

glass  dealer,  29  Tobago  street — house  4  St 

Cuthbert  street 
Edwards,  Wm.  brassfounder,  60  Nicolson  st. 

— house  62 
Eggers,  L.  &  Co.,  ship  chandlers  and  provision 

merchants,  17  Dock  street 
Eisdale,  D.  A.,  38  Dublin  street 
Elder  &  Bruce,  W.S.  5  So.  Charlotte  street 
Elder,  Alex,  sauce  manufacturer,  Holyrood 

Sauce  Warehouse,  South-west  Thistle  street 

lane 
Elder,  Alex,  wholesale  glass  and  china  mer- 
chant, importer  of  Bohemian  glass,  lava 

goods,  &c.,  1  Broughton  place-^house,  9 


Elder,  David  W.,  English  and  commercial 

teacher,  1  Scotland  street — class-rooms,  12 

Queen  street 
Elder,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  27 

Dean  street 
Elder,  James,  W.S.  5  Thistle  street 
Elder,  James,  wine  merchant,  14  Dundas  st> 
Elder,  John  {T.  E.^  Co.),  2  Fife  place 
Elder,  John,  goldsmith,  156  High  street 
Elder,  John,  W.S.  {E.  ^  Bruce),  3  S.-Weat 

Circus  place 
Elder,  John,  messenger.  No.  1,  Com.  Bank, 

cottage 
Elder,  L.  spirit  mercht,  and  hay  dealer,  Dean 
Elder,  Thomas,  40  Royal  terrace 
Elder,  Thomas,  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  St  An- 
thony court,  Leith 
Elder,  William,  grocer  and  victual  dealer,  28 

Tobago  street 
Elder,  Wm.  writer,  10  Torphichen  street 
Elder,  Mrs,  hotel,  9  South  St  David  street 
Elder,  Mrs,  29  Buccleuch  place 
Electric   Telegraph   Company's  Office,  68 

Princes  street,  and  26  Bernard  st.  Leith— 

G.  Mitchell,  agent 
Elgin  &  M'Pake,  rope  makers,  6-a  Gilmore  pi. 
Elgin,  W.  &  Son,  booksellers,  stationers,  and 

library,  10,  12,  and  13  North  St  Andrew  st. 
Elgin,  Wm.  jun.  (-E.  <h  Son),  31  Scotland  st. 
Elliot,   Andrew,   bookseller,   publisher,   and 

stationer,  15  Princes  street 
Elliot,  George,  cabinetmaker,  20  Lauriston  st. 
Elliot,  J.  general  mer.  19  Timber  bush,  Leith 
Elliot,  Joseph,  D.  A.  superintendent  military 

store,  staff,  Edin.  castle  and  Leith  fort 
Elliot,  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

94  West  port 
Elliot,  W.  Scott,  of  Axkleton,  W.S.  32  Regent 

terrace 
Elliot,  Mrs  H.  9-5  Causeyside 
Elliot,  Mrs  Robt.  20  Brougham  street 
Elliot,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  60  Cumberland  st. 
Elliot,  Mrs,  cook,  44  India  place 
Elliot,  Miss,  1  Russel  place.  Trinity 
Ellis,  A.  G.,  R.,&  W.,  W.S.,  4  Royal  terrace 
Ellis,  A.  G.  {A.  G.,  R.,  ^  W.  E.),  4  Royal  ter. 
Ellis,  Rob.  {A.  G.,  B.,  8r  W.E.)4,  Royal  ter. 
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,  W.  (A.  G.,  R.,  ^  W.  E.),  4  Royal  ter. 
Ellis,  William,  teacher,  Seafield  place,  Leith 
Elmslie,  Mrs  Geo.  glass,  china,  and  stoneware, 

7  Charlotte  place — house,  2  Melville  street 
Elphingston  Colliery  Office,  North  British 

station — G.  Walkinshaw,  agent 
Elphinstone,  Mrs,  36  Albany  street,  Leith 
Elsmie,  Mrs,  43  Albany  street 
Elwert,  Miss,  boarding  school  for  young  ladies, 

23  Windsor  street 
Emigrants'  Emigration  and  Publishing  office, 

17  Waterloo  place 


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Emmerson,  James,  8  William  street 
England,  Peter,  lodgings,  15  S.  Castle  street 
English  and  Scottish  Law  Life  Assurance 
Association — William  Smith,  manager,  120 
Princes  street. — See  Adv. 
Eno,  John,  10  Baker's  place,  Stockbridge 
Episcopal  Church   Society  Training  Institu- 
tion, Minto  House,  Argyle  isquare — Rev. 
Christopher  Smith,  principal 
Equitable  Loan  Co.  of  Scotland,  4  Miln's 
sq — sale-rooms,  1  Hunter  sq. — Geo.  Russell, 
manager. — See  Adv. 
Equitable  Life  Assurance  Company,  21  Ber- 
nard street,  Leith,  Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C 
and  N.-P.  agents 
Erskine,  Alex,  slater,  11  St  Andrew  st."  Leith 
Erskine,  Williana,  house  painter,  8-b  Elder  st. 
Erskine,  Miss,  8  Rutland  street 
Erskine,  Miss,  teacher,  28  Barony  street 
Espie,  George,   S.S.C.   {Campbell  %•  JE.),  6 

Rutland  square 
Espie,  Mrs  Dr,  100  Lauriston  place 
Espinasse,  Frangois,    Le   Chevalier,    French 

teacher,  38  Frederick  street 
Espline,  Mrs  Charles,  Morningside 
Esson,  Geo.  A.  accountant,  10  Great  King  st. 
Eunson  &  Garrick,  tailors  and  clothiers,  43 

Kirkgate 
Eunson,  Thomas  B.  confectioner,  23  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Eunson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  23  Bernard  st. 
European  Assurance  Society — J.  R.  Carphin, 
C.  A.  manager,  12  St  Andrew  sq. — See  Adv. 
Evangelistic  Association  of  Scotland,   15 

Young  street — Capt.  R.  Mackenzie,  secy. 
Evans,  Robert,  tailor,  2  Kerr  street 
Evans,  Mrs  Owen,  victualler,  34  Yardheads 
Ewan,  G.  M.  working  jeweller,  27  Elder  st. 
Ewan,  Misses,  121  Princes  street. 
Ewart,  John,  builder,  56  Pitt  st.— ho.  John's 

cottage,  Henderson  row 
Ewart,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  2  Erskine 

place 
Ewart,  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  2  Drummond  st. 
Ewart,  Wm.  cabinetmaker  and  organbuilder, 

Richmond  court 
Ewart,  Miss,  30  Clarence  street 
Ewing,  George,  3  Chapel  street 
Ewing,  William,  cooper,  19  London  street 
Ewing,  Mrs  H.  confectioner,  55  Broughton  st. 
Exchange,  Royal,  291  High  street 
Exchange  Reading-room,  130  Constitution 

street,  Leith 
Exchange  Stables,  125  Constitution  st.  Leith 
Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  square 
Experimental  Gardens,  Inverleith  row 
Extractor's  Chambers,  8,  10,  &  12  Reg.  ho. 
— J.   Hay  Hardyman,   W.S.  assistant-ex- 
tractor— house,  14  Inverleith  row 
ExpeTrience  Investment  Society,  55  Frederick 

street — A.  Paterson,  manager 
Eye  Dispensary,  6  Cambridge  street-^open 
Monday  and  Wednesday,  1  to  2 


Eyre,  Mrs,  5  Kerr  street 

Fackney,  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  25  Bridge  st. 

Faed,  Jas.  engraver,  14  Comely  bank 

Fair,  David  Hyne,  woollen  and  linen  draper, 

9  Grassmarket 
Fair,  William,  1  Lutton  place 
Fairbairn,  Alex.,  wine  merchant  and  commis- 
sion agent,  11  Union  street 
Fairbairn,  Henry,  grocer,  45  Hope  park  end 
Fairbairn,  Rev.  Jas.  Free   Church  manse, 

Newhaven 
Fairbairn,  James,  29  Buccleuch  place 
Fairbairn,  Jas.  {Bank  of  Scotland),  1 5  War- 

riston  crescent 
Fairbairn,  James,  milliner,  hosier,  &  glover, 

1 1  Clerk  street 
Fairbairn,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

126  Causeyside 
Fairbairn,  Wm.  surveyor,  19  St  Andrew  sq. 

— ho.  33  Hope  terrace 
Fairbairn,  Mrs  James,  17  Clarence  street 
Fairbairn,  Mrs  Martha,  6  Johnstone  place 
Fairbairn,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Shandwick  place 
Fairbairn,  Mrs,  53  George  square 
Fairbairn,  Miss  Isabella,  boarding  house,   9 

Albyn  place 
Fairbairn,  Miss,  8  Mary  place 
Fairbairn,  Miss,  18  Buccleuch  place 
Fairgrieve,  J.  printer,  72  Rose  st. — house,  3 

Frederick  street 
Fairgrieve,  Thos.  chemist  &  druggist,  46  Clerk 

street — ho.  1  Sylvan  place 
Fairgrieve,  William,  smith,  8  Dock  st — ho.  3 

Regent  street,  Leith 
Fairgrieve,  Mrs  Wm.  lodgings,  2  Smith's  pi. 
Fairgrieve,  Miss  M.  milliner,  &c.  99  Princes 

street — ho.  3  Frederick  street 
Fairley,  James,  &  Sons,  wine  merchants  and 

grocers,  67  Lauriston  place 
Fairley,  James,  mercht.  1  Gilmore  pi. — ho.  9 
Fairley,  John,  tinsmith,  118  Kirkgate 
Fairley,  R.  chemist  and  druggist,  34  Lothian 

street 
Fairley,   Mungo,  coal  merchant,    16    Port- 
Hamilton 
Fairley,  Elizabeth,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

18  Calton  street — ho.  11 
Fairley,  Miss,  63  Lauriston  place 
Fairlie,  Jas.  {Edinr.  wool  sales,  Tanfield),  15 

Clarence  street 
Fairly,  Robert,  Mayfield  terrace 
Fairly,  Thos.  S.  writer,  11  Broughton  place 
Fairweather,  Alex.,  commercial  traveller,  5 

Brown's  place 
Fairweather,  David,  26  Cumberland  street 
Faithfull,  Rev.  V.  Grantham,  23  Royal  circus 
Falconar,    Mrs,    Falconberg    lodge.    Green- 
hill  park 
Falconar,  Miss,  Falconhall,  Morningside 
Falconer,  Dav.  grocer  and  tea-dealer,  18  Home 

street 
Falconer,  Duncan^  sheriflF-ofBcer,  3  Victoria  st. 


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Falconer,  Henry  D.  flesher,  82  Pleasance — ho. 

15  Buccleuch  place 
Falconer^  James,  writer,  1 1  Mackenzie  place 
Falconer,  James,  and  Son,  smiths,  74  Clerk 

street — ho.  176  Fountainbridge 
Falconer,  John,  agent  for  Preston  collieries, 

2  High  Calton 
Falconer,  Joseph,  shipping  agent,  Wet  docks 

and  Granton  pier — ho.  Lufra  cot.  Granton 
Falconer,  Thomas,  tobacconist,  361  High  st. 

— house,  36  George  street 
Falconer,  Mrs,  lodgings,  Anchorfield 
Falkirk  Iron  Co.  warehouse,  18  Picardy  pi. 

— Robert  Scott,  agent 
Falkner,  James  Peddie,  solicitor  supreme  and 

county  courts — chambers  4  Bank  street — 

ho.  11  Abbotsford  park 
Falkner,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

28  India  street 
Falla,  Misses  M.  &  J.  milliners  and  straw-ha> 

makers,  29  S.  Frederick  street 
Falshawr,  James,  26  Castle  street 
Farmer,  Alex,  provision  dealer,  147  High  st. 
Farmer,  David,  baker,  7  Calton  street — ho, 

14  Calton  hill 
Farmer,  Miss  Agnes,  baker,  209  Pleasance 
Farnie,  Miss,  29  Howard  place 
Farnington,  A.  2  Kerr  street 
Farquhar,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  55  Yard- 
heads 
Farquhar,  Andrew,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 20  Broughton  street 
Farquhar,  Robert,  grocer  and  victual  dealer, 

54  Thistle  street 
Farquhar,  John  (^Equit.  Loan  Co.  of  Scot.), 

8  North  Bridge 
Farquharson,   Charles  H.  working  jeweller 

and  watchmaker,  26  Leith  street — bouse. 

Jessamine  cottage,  M'^est  Preston  street 
Farquharson,  David,  confectioner,  30  and  34 

West  port — house,  15  Vennel 
Farquharson,  Fran,  confectioner,  71  Nicolson 

St.— ho.  10  Windmill  st. 
Farquharson,  F.  of  Finzean,  5  Eton  terrace 
Farquharson,  John,  32  Cumberland  street 
Farquharson,  Mrs  J.  C.  9  Inverleith  place 
Farquharson,  Mrs,  26  Elder  street 
Farquharson,  Miss,  1  Clerk  street 
Farquharson,  Miss  A.  9  Inverleith  place 
Farquharson,  Miss,  23  Royal  circus 
Farquharson,  Miss,  31  Stafford  street 
Farquharson,  Misses  E.  &  C.  Berlin  wool  and 

fancy  warehouse,  5  Catherine  st. 
Farrell,  Mrs  Robert,  poulterer,  1  Hope  street 
Farrie,  Robert,  contractor,  6  Eastfield 
Farrie,  Robert,  coal  agent,  N.  B.  Railway 

station 
Fearns,  William,  teacher,  14  Nicolson  square 

■^house,  71  Clerk  street 
Fegan  &  Co.  tailors,  clothiers,  outfitters,  woollen 

drapers,  and  contractors,  124  and  66  High 

street,  and  4  Kirkgate,  Leith,-=house,  13 

Brighton  crescent,  Portobello 


Feild,   Miss  Eliza,  teacher  of  drawing  and 

music,  23  Salisbury  street 
Fell  &  Stein,  corn  factors,  127  Constitution 

street 
Fell,  Wm.  Ed.  Cotton,  Locbrin  house 
Fellowes,  Capt.  Charles,  R.N.,  1  Clarendon 

crescent 
Fellowes,    Miss   Louisa  Susanna,  Greenside 

infant  school,  Greenside  row 
Femalk  Shelter,  Gilmore's  close,  99  Grass- 
market^  Miss  Sidey,  matron 
Fender,  Mrs,  1  Great  Wellington  street 
Fenton,  Edw.  14  Albany  street,  Leith 
Fenton,  Jas.  Salisbury  bank,  St  Leonard  hill 
Fenton,  R.  lodgings,  22  Cumberland  street 
Fenton,  Mrs  G.,  1  East  Newington  place 
Fenton,  Mrs,  refreshmt.  rooms,  8  Nicolson  st 
Fenwick,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant 

119  High  street 
Fergie,  William,  8  Canning  place 
Fergie,  William,  smith,  &c.,  Brandon  street 
Fergus,  Wm.  wood  merch.  42  South  Junction 

street — house,  9  Wellington  place 
Ferguslie  Brick  and  Tile  Works,  Spittal  st. 
Ferguson  &  Co.  china  and  stoneware  dealers, 

10  Calton  street 
Ferguson   and    Junner,  W.S.,  4  North    St 

Andrew  street 
Ferguson,  Davidson,  &  Co.  merchants.  Junc- 
tion road,  Leith 
Ferguson,  Adam,  (G.P.-O.)  4  Arthur  street 
Ferguson,  Alexander,   confectioner  to   the 

Queen,  1  Melbourne  place. — See  Adv. 
Ferguson,  Arch.  2  Wharton  place 
Ferguson,  Alex.  jun.  8  Wharton  place 
Ferguson,  C.  stationer,  32  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Ferguson,  C,  teacher,  U.I.S.  56  High  street 
Ferguson,  D.  K.  ho.  paint.  14  W.  Newington 
Ferguson,  F.  waggoner,  Bath  place,  Leith 
Ferguson,  Fergus,  accountant,  7  Richmond 

place 
Ferguson,  George  (late  A.  Macbryde),  hair- 
dresser and  perfumer  to   the  Queen,  67 
George  street 
Ferguson,  Geo.  sheriff  officer,  67  George  st. 
Ferguson,  J.  &  Co.  pawnbrokers,  312  Lawn- 
market — John  Ferguson,  manager 
Ferguson,  James,  printer,  56  Thistle  street 
Ferguson,  James,  gardener,  2  Shrub  place 
Ferguson,  James  Scott,  18  Annandale  street 
Ferguson,  James,  agent,  10  Annandale  street 
Ferguson,  James  H.  draper,  31  Elder  street 
Ferguson,  James,  hairdresser,  67  George  st. 
Ferguson,  John,  W.S.  1  Regent  terrace 
Ferguson,  John,  59  Lauriston  place 
Ferguson,  John,  tailor,  47  St  Mary's  wynd 
Ferguson,  John,  44  Minto  street 
Ferguson,  John,  &  Son,  marble  and  coloured 
paper  makers,  Carrubber's  close,  135  High 
street — house,  3  Blair  street 
Ferguson,  John,  10  St  Patrick  square 
Ferguson,  Peter,  writing  mr.  8  Montague  st. 


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Ferguson,  P.  W.  stationer  and  bookseller,  50 

Bridge  street 
Ferguson,  R.  J.  confectioner,  6  Howe  street 
Ferguson,  Thos.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  2 

Market  place — house,  19  Brunswick  street 
Ferguson,  Thos.,  &  Co., china,  glass,  and  stone 

warehouse,  11  Commercial  place — house,  8 

Regent  street 
Ferguson,  Walter,  teacher  of  drawing  and 

painting.  High  school,  and  36  George  street 

—house,  70  Gilmour  place 
Ferguson,  Wm.  flesher,  60  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Ferguson,  Wm.  9  Raeburn  place 
Ferguson,  Wm.  W.S.  6  Northumberland  st. 
Ferguson,  Wm.  bookseller,  9  Bank  street 
Ferguson,  Wm.  upholsterer,  12  Hermitage  pi. 
Ferguson,  William,  spirit  merchant,  2  Queen 

street,  Leith 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Admiral,  2  Eton  terrace 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Ann,  ladies'  nurse,  Canonmills 
Ferguson,  Mrs  Archd.,  22  St  James'  square 
Ferguson,  Mrs  J.,  Jordan  bank,  Morningside 
Ferguson,  Mrs  James,  17  Archibald  place 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  matron,  (Eclin.  Lying-in  Inst.) 

46  Cockburn  street 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  2  Bernard  st. 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  3  London  row 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  grocer,  Cherry  bank 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  9  Morrison  street 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  49  India  place 
Ferguson,   Miss,  dressmaker,  31  Broughton 

street 
Ferguson,  Miss,  34  London  street 
Ferguson,  Miss,  11  Keir  street 
Ferguson,  Misses,  I  Park  street 
Ferguson,  Misses  A.  &  J.,  trimming  ware- 
house, 26  Couper  street 
Fergusson,  Geo.  {Cathcai%  F.,  ^  Co.),  5  AthoU 

crescent 
Fergusson,  James,  10  Whitehouse  terrace 
Fergusson,  P.,  letter-carrier,  2  St  James'  pi. 
Fergusson,  R.  D.  G.,  of  Isle,  8  Bellevue  cres. 
Fergusson,  William,  grocer  and  wine  mercht., 

22  Maitland  street 
Fergusson,  Miss,  18  Rutland  square 
Fergusson,  Miss,  9  Castle  street 
Fernie,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  36  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Ferrall,  Mrs,  1  Maitland  place,  Newhaven 
Ferrie,  George,  33  Reid  terrace 
Ferrie,  John,  12  Holyrood  terrace 
Ferrie,  J.  D.,  S.S.C.  and  Notary- Public,  17 

Constitution  street,  Leith 
Ferrie,  JMrs,  ladies'  nurse,  41-a  Broughton  st. 
Ferrier,  David,  bookseller,  and  Bible  deposi- 
tory, 17  Leith  st. — ho.  1 7  Pitt  st.  Portobello 
Ferrier,  George,  15  Arniston  place 
Ferrier,  Gilbert,  bookseller  and  stationer,  70 

George  street 
Ferrier,  James,  teacher  of  drawing,  12  Queen 

street — house,  8  Keir  street 
Ferrier,  John,  accountant,  56  India  street 


Ferrier,  Robert,  inspector  of  meters,  8  Royal 
Exchange 

Ferrier,  Thomas  H.,  W.S.,  136  Princes  st. 

Ferrier,  Mrs  James  Crawford,  Seafield  lodge 

Ferrier,  Mrs  Jas.  dealer  in  Berlin  and  small 
wares,  77  Broughton  street 

Ferrier,  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1 5  Drummond  st. 

Ferrier,  Mrs,  10  Catherine  street 

Ferrier,  Mrs,  44  Rankeillor  street 

Ferrier,  Miss  Wallace,  10  Doune  terrace 

Ferris,  Thos.  (A.  &  F.),  30  St  Leonard  street 

Fiddes,  William,  spirit  dealer,  4  Cowgatehead 
— house,  112  West  bow 

Field  &Allan,  slate  and  glass  merchants,  glass 
stainers  and  enamellers,  slaters,  glaziers,  & 
painters,  27  So.  Frederick  st.  and  Hender- 
son row,  and  Junction  road,  Leith 

Field,  Jas.  Hamilton,  43  Moray  place 

Field,  Rev.  E.  Burch,  of  Moreland,  43  Moray 
place 

Field,  Mrs  Wm.  41-a  Broughton  street 

Fielding,  Miss,  8  Cumberland  street 

Fife  and  Kinross  Railway  Company's  office, 
10  Northumberland  street — Lindsay  and 
Paterson,  W.S.  secretaries 

Fife,  Miss,  4  Rankeillor  street 

Finch,  John,  shirt  manufacturer  and  agent, 
47  George  IV.  bridge 

Finch,  Mrs  W.  M.,  2  Talbot  place 

Findlay,  Charles,  writer,  1  Manor  place 

Findlay,  George,  spirit  dealer.  Water  of  Leith 

Findlay,  John  Ritchie  (^Scotsman  office),  9 
Dundas  street 

Findlay,  Mrs,  55  George  square 

Finlay,  Charles  Patrick,  W.S,  {^Macnaughton 
^  F.),  6  Scotland  street 

Finlay,  Charles,  A.C.S.,  6  Great  Stuart  street 

Finlay,  Henry  W.,  Bible  and  stationery  ware- 
house, Scottish  Freemasons^  Magazine.,  81 
South  bridge — See  Adv. 

Finlay,  Gilbert  L.,  17  Northumberland  st. 

Finlay,  George,  cowfeeder,  2  Beaumont  place 

Finlay,  James,  9  Antigua  street 

Finlay,  James,  fruiterer  and  confectioner,  19 
Broughton  street 

Finlay,  Jas.  solicitor,  29  St  Andrew  square 

Finlay,  James,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  9 
Antigua  street. 

Finlay,  Peter,  commer.  traveller,  8  Market  st. 

Finlay,  Peter,  water  officer,  16  Heriot  place 

Finlay,  Robt.  B.,  M.D.,  Cherry  bank,  New- 
haven  road 

Finlay,  Robt.,  S.S.C.  and  N.-P.  2Queen  st.— 
house,  15  Fettes  row 

Finlay,  John,  16  Scotland  street 

Finlay,  Hen.  A.,  C.A„  17  Northumberland  st. 

Finlay,  Thos.  fishmonger,  poulterer,  and  game 
dealer,  51  Charlotte  street,  Leith 

Finlay,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  &c.  81  Princes 
St.  and  Paul's  work — house,  2  South  St 
David  street 

Finlay,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  Cherry  bank, 
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Finlay,  William,  secretary^  Scottish  Equitable 

Assurance  Society^  19  Drummond  place 
Finlay,  Mrs,  5  Salisbury  st. 
Finlay,  Mrs  Catherine,  52  Broughton  street 
Finlay,  Mrs  W.  32  East  Preston  street 
Finlayson,  Daniel,  tailor  and  clothier,  35  West 

Register  street — house,  1  Lord  Russell  pi. 
Finlayson,   James,    tailor   and   clothier,    24 

Greenside  place 
Finlayson,  Matthew,  dentist,  53  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
Finlayson,  T.  druggist  &  dentist,  33  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Finlayson,  Thos.  B.,  26  St  James'  square 
Finlayson,  Thos.  lodgings,  6  Frederick  st. 
Finlayson,  Rev.  Thomas,  6  Mary's  place 
Finlayson,  Wm.    G.    teacher   and   chaplain, 

Trades'  Maiden  Hospital,  14  Clerk  street 
Finlayson,  Mrs  Wm.  2  Alva  street 
Finlayson,  Mrs,  26  St  James'  square 
Finlayson,  Mrs,  stoneware  merchant,  34  Tol- 
booth veynd 
Finnie  Brothers,  brush  makers,  24  W.  Preston 

stree — house,  Parktide  house 
Finnie,  Thos.  agent,  18  Cromwell  street 
Finnie,  Mrs,  20  Buckingham  terrace 
Finnie,  Miss  Agnes,  29  Clarence  street 
First  Edinburgh  Cooking  Depot,  Dickson's 

close,  118  High  street 
Firth,  Wm.,  Rose  villa,  Viewforth 
Fisher,  Alexander,  8  Hay  street 
Fisher,  D.  &  J.,  W.S.  25  Gayfield  square 
Fisher,  Daniel,  S.S.C.  23  Gayfield  square 
Fisher,  George,  hat  and  cap  manufacturer, 

32  South  Hanover  street 
Fisher,  John,  W.S.  25  Gayfield  square 
Fisher,  Wm.  bootmaker,  11  Catherine  st. — hw. 

1  Windsor  street 
Fisher,  William,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  17 

Home  street — house,  19 
Fisher,  Mrs,  18  Grange  road 
Fisher,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  60  India  place 
Fishery,  Board  of  British   White  Herring, 

Royal  Institution,  Mound,  10  to  4 
Fitch,  Alfred  Joseph,  assist. -sec.  and  treasurer 
to  Society  for  Education  of  Imbecile  Chil- 
dren, 7  St  Andrew  square — house,  St  Ann's 
lodge,  Loanhead 
Fitzgerald,  Henrj',  New    North  School,    13 
Blair   street,   132   High    street — house,   4 
Brougham  place 
Fitzpatrick,  F.  pawnbroker,  179  Canongate 
Fitzpatrick,  J.  tailor  and  clothier,  262  Cow- 
gate 
Flach,  Lambert,  teacher  of  music,  23  Howe  st. 
Flach,  Mrs,  milliner,  21  Howe  street 
Flannigan,    M.  pawnbroker,   142  Cowgate — 

house,  5  Hope  park  crescent 
Fleming,  A.  B.  &  Co.'s  chemical  works,  43 

Salamander  street 
Fleming,  A.  B.  2  James'  place,  Leith 
Fleming,  Alex.,  W.S.,  20  Lynedoch  place 
Flsraing,  Andrew,  S.S.C.  14  Young  street 


Fleming,   George,  baker,  2  Bristo  port  and 

2  Merchiston   terrace — house,  10   Jordan 
bank 

Fleming,  Jas,  wholesale  mercht.  10  Brougham 

street 
Fleming,  James,  dairy,  76  Northumberland 

street 
Fleming,  John,  9  Raeburn  place 
Fleming,  Thomas,  gardener.  Dairy  lane 
Fleming,  Thos.  A.  IS  East  Adam  street 
Fleming,  Thos.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  93 

West  port — ho.  23  Bread  street 
Fleming,  W.  J.  &  Co.  sack  manufacturers  and 

contractors,  14  Shore 
Fleming,  Janet,  grocer,  67  W.  Thistle  street 
Fleming,  Mrs  Marg.  cook,  Deanhaugh  house 
Fleming,  Mrs,  Seagrove  house,  Leith 
Fleming,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Downie  place 
Fleming,  Mrs,  midwife,  23  Howe  street 
Fleming,  Mrs,  1  Saxe-Coburg  place 
Fleming,  Misses,  20  Drummond  place 
Fleming  ton,  James,  waiter,  140  Rose  street 
Flemington,  Andrew,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker, 

46  India  street — workshops.  Circus  lane 
Fletcher,  Angus,  of  Dunans,  advocate,  5  Ainslie 

place 
Fletcher,  Charles,  27  Nelson  street 
Fletcher,  John  (Traill   Sf   F.),   17  Scotland 

street 
Fletcher,  Peter,  globemaker  and  map  mounter, 

7  Clyde  street 
Fletcher,  Mrs  G.  S.  8  Upper  Gilraore  place 
Flett,  George,  tailor  and  clothier,  18  Sand  port 

street,  Leith 
Flett,  Wm.  tea  dealer,  3  Bank  street,  Leith — 

house,  34  Albany  street,  Leith 
Flett,  Wm.  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  5  Albany 

street,  Leith — ho.  3  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Flett,  Wm.  jun.  commercial  traveller,  4  Coat- 
field  lane,  Leith 
Flett,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  India  place 
Flint,  Mrs,  furrier,  10  Antigua  st. 
Fiockhart,  Henry,  sheep  and  cattle  salesman, 

50  Gilmore  place 
Fiockhart,  H.  29  Inverleith  row 
Fiockhart,  Thomas,  grocer,  3  West  St  An- 
thony place 
Fiockhart,  W.  (Duncan,  F.  ^  Co.),  Lomond 

house,  'Trinity 
Fiockhart,    Misses,  Seaforth  cottage,   York 

road,  Trinity 
Flowers,  Thomas  G.  31  Charlotte  square 
Flyn,  Miss,  3  Carlton  street 
Flynn,  John  (G.F.-O.)  Grindlay  street 
Foggo,  Robt.  G.  manager,  P.  Lawson  &  Sons, 

Bangholm 
Foggo,  William,  builder,  76  South  Clerk  st. 
Fogo,  Major-Gen.  D.  L.,  R.A.,  of  Kirtleton, 

3  Manor  place 

Foley,  J.  grocer,  222  Cowgate 

Foord  &  Moir,  tanners  and  curriers,  91  West 

port 
Foord,  John  {F.  §^  M.),  2  Keir  street 


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Foote  &  Simpson,  fruiterers  and  greengrocers, 

10  and  11  Green  market 
Foote,  John,  fruiterer  and  coach  hirer,  23 

Dundas  street 
Foote,  William,  14  Warriston  crescent 
Forbes,  Alex,  bookbinder,  5  Milne's  court 
Forbes,  Alex,  writer,  10  Jordan  bank 
Forbes,  Alex,  coach  hirer,  94  Pitt  street 
Forbes,  A.  builder,  &c.  3  West  Newington  pi. 
Forbes,  D.  mercht.  1  Ellen  street,  N.  Leith 
Forbes,  David,  glass,  china,  and  lamp  ware- 
house, 13-A,  St  Andrew  square 
Forbes,  Geo.,  7  Cumin  place 
Forbes,  J.  chimney  sweeper,  34  St  Patrick  sq. 
Forbes,  John,  dairyman,  32  Earl  Grey  street 
Forbes,  Rev.  Jno.,  LL.D.  house  governor  and 

chaplain,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Forbes,  John,  11  Portland  place,  Leith 
Forbes,  James,  Beach  house,  Trinity 
Forbes,  Peter,  &  Co.  wine  &  brandy  merchts. 

97  South  bridge 
Forbes,    Peter,     writer    and   accountant,    2 

Grove  street 
Forbes,  Walter  (C.  §-  F.),  4  Lord  Russell  pi. 
Forbes,  W.  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  gas- 
fitter,  Swinton  row — ho.  17  St  James'  sq 
Forbes,  William,  advocate,  17  Ainslie  place 
Forbes,  Wm.  {G.P.-O.)  11  Melbourne  pi. 
Forbes,  Mrs  D.  2  Grey  friars  place 
Forbes,  Mrs,   milliner  and  dressmaker,   14 

William  street 
Forbes,  Mrs,  36  Lothian  street 
Forbes,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Forbes,  Mrs,  4  Torpichen  street 
Forbes,  Miss  Jane,  6  Manor  place 
Forbes,  Miss  Margt.  13  Leopold  place 
Forbes,  Miss,  1 1  Archibald  place 
Forbes,  Miss,  4  Shandwick  place 
Ford,  Alexander,  engraver  and  printer,  142 

High  street 
Ford,  James,  family  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  184  High  street  and  6  Merchis- 
ton  terrace — ho.  9  Lauriston  park 
Ford,  James,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mercht., 
67  St  Andrew  st.  Leith — house,  N.  Junction 
street 
Ford,  James,  merchant,  31  Regent  terrace 
Ford,  James,  5  Allison  place,  Leith  walk 
Ford,  Jas.  sherifF-ofiicer,  18  Fountainbridge 
Ford,   J.   &  E.   drapers    and    hosiers,   202 

Canongate 
Ford,  John,  flint  glass  manufr.  to  the  Queen, 
Holyrood  glass-works.  So.  back  of  Canon- 
gate — ho.  17  St  John  street 
Ford,  Thomas  {Ford  <h  Sons),  1  Links  place 
Ford,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  114 

Canongate 
Ford,  Thomas,  48  Lothian  street 
Ford,  "Wm.  &  Sons,  wholes,  grocers,  wine  and 

spirit  merchants,  102  Constitution  st. 
Ford,  William,  34  Minto  street 
Ford,  William,  sen.  4  Cassells'  place 
Ford,  Wra.  J.  {W.  F.  and  Sons)  17  Hope  ores. 


Ford,  Miss,  6  South  Gray  street 

Fordyce,    George    D.    advocate,    sheriff   of 

Sutherland  and  Caithness,  5  Forres  street 
Fordyce,  Jas.  Dingwall,  advocate,  4  Castle  st. 
Foreign  Wine  Vaults,  wholesale  and  retail, 

63  Princes  st. — John  Bryce,  importer 
Foreman,  Anthony,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  34 

Sandport  street 
Forgan,  David,  cabinetmaker,  Milne's  close,212 

Canongate 
Forgan,  David,  grocer,  27  Grassmarket — ho. 

1  Brown  place 
Forgan,  William,  writer,  3  Warriston  ores. 
Forgan,  Mrs,  Middlefield  house 
Forgie,  John,  flesher,  3  and  4  Middle  market 

— house,  116  Lauriston  place 
Forgie,  Robt.  cattle  agent,  5  Osborne  terrace 
Forman,  James,  advocate,  6  Drummond  pi. 
Forman,  John  N.,  W.S,,  chambers,  4  Hill 

street — house,  8  Heriot  row 
Forman,  John,  51  Great  King  street 
Forman,  John,  W.S-  4  Hill  street 
Forman,  T.  S.  teacher,  40  Bridge  st. — house, 

7  Hamburgh  pi. 
Forrest  &  TurnbuU,  merchants,  48  Constitu- 
tion street 
Forrest,  Alexander,  smith,  ]  10  Rose  street 
Forrest,  D.  and  J.  news  agents  and  tobacco- 
nists, 7  West  Richmond  street 
Forrest,  David,  1 1  Cheyne  street 
Forrest,  Geo.  bootmaker,  96  Nicolson  street 
Forrest,  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer.  Water  of 

Leith 
Forrest,  James,  baker,  44  Buccleuch  street 
Forrest,  James,  blacksmith,  129  Grassmarket 
Forrest,  John,  41  Sciennes 
Forrest,   Sir   John,    Bart,    of   Comiston,    18 

Manor  place 
Forrest,  P.,  plumber,  &c.,  18  Dock  street 
Forrest,   Robert,  auctioneer,  appraiser,  and 

house  factor,  62  North  Hanover  street 
Forrest,  Thomas,  &  Sons,   furnishing  iron- 
mongers, 20  and  22  Clerk  st. — house,  41  So. 

Clerk  street 
Forrest,  William,  engraver,  17  Archibald  pi. 
Forrest,  Wm.  plasterer,  1 1  Bread  street 
Forrest,  Mrs,   milliner   and   dressmaker,  57 

Broughton  street 
Forrest,  Mrs  Daniel,  49  Brunswick  street 
Forrest,  Mrs  W.  H.  30  Moray  place 
Forrest,  Mrs,  2  Primrose  place 
Forrest,  Misses,  18  Manor  place 
Forrest,  Miss,  2  Primrose  place 
Forrester,  Alexander,   baker,    31    Frederick 

street 
Forrester,  Jas.  H.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller, 

20  Bank  street 
Forrester,  John,  W.S.  8  Drummond  place 
Forrester,  John,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  39 

Broughton  place 
Forrester,  Samuel,  law  and  general  printer, 

7  George  st. — house,  4  Leopold  place 
Forrester,  William,  treasurer,  George  He  riot's 


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Hospital,  11  Royal  Exchange — house^  16 

Northumberland  street 
Forrester,  William,  fruiterer,  44  Nicolson  st. 
Forrester,  Jane  H.  teacher,  Geo.  Heriot's  in- 
fant school,  Old  Assembly  close — house,  4 

Leopold  place 
Forrestei',  Misses,  teachers  of  pianoforte  and 

singing,  56  Queen  street 
Forson,    A.,    millinery,    straw  bonnet,   and 

mantle  warehouse,  108  Nicolson  street 
Forsyth,  Alex,  meter,  3  Hamburgh  place 
Forsyth,  Colin,  confectioner,  83  High  street 
Forsyth,  David,  S.S.C.  3  North  St  David  st. 
Forsyth,  Francis,  cooper,   tar  and  naphtha 

manufacturer — works.  Salamander  street- 
house,  Anderson's  villa,  Leith  walk 
Forsyth,  Henry,  W.S.  chambers,  55  North 

Frederick  street — house,  Bell's  mills 
Forsyth,  James,  eating-house,  59  Low  Calton 
Forsyth,  John  D.  Orchardfield,  Leith  walk 
Forsyth,  John,  printer,  82  South  bridge— ho. 

9  Henry  street 
Forsyth,  John  S.,  clothier,  hatter  and  hosier, 

65  Cockburn  street— ho.  27  Tower  street, 

Portobello 
Forsyth,  Robt.  tailor  and  clothier,  41  Bristost. 
Forsyth,  Thomas,  18  Drummond  street 
Forsyth,  William,  painter,  paper-hanger,  and 

glazier,  17  Bristo  street 
Forsyth,  Wm.  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

78  Giles'  street — ho.  7  Spence's  place,  Leith 
Forsyth,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Castle  street 
Forsyth,  Mrs  C  stoneware,  45  Niddry  street 
Forsyth,  Miss,  housekeeper.  Royal  Infirmary 
Forsyth,  Miss,  milliner  &  dressmkr.  85  George 

street 
Forsyth,  Miss,  8  King's  place 
Forstall,  John  (manager  for  Fegan  &  Co.,  66 

High  street),  12  Broughton  street 
Forth  and  Clyde  Steam  Shipping  Company 

— James  Currie  &  Co. — 34  Bernard  street 
Forth  and  New  Zealand  Shipping  Company, 

Middle  Dock  gates,  Leith 
Fortie,  John,  artist  and  teacher  of  drawing, 

2  South  Charlotte  street 
Fortune,  C.  agent  for  Arniston  colliery,  North 

Brit.  Ry.  station,  and  Piose  lane 
Fortune,  James,  bandage  and  artificial  limb 

maker,  7  South  Castle  street 
Fortune,  John,  painter,  44  India  street — ho. 

15  Brunswick  street 
Fortune,  Jn.  watchmaker,  63  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Fortune,  John,  grocer,  1 1 1  Causeyside — ho.  28 
Fortune,  R.  slater,  9  and  10  So.  Junction  st. 
Fortune,  Miss  E.  &  J.  Berlin  wools  and  fancy 

goods,  144  Princes  street 
Foster,    Joseph,    warehouseman,    51    North 

bridge — house,  7  Lutton  place 
Foster,  Mrs,  IB  Abbotsford  park 
Foster,  Miss  Elizabeth,  5  Thomson's  pi.  Leith 
Fotheringham,  James,  baker,  35  Couper  st. 
Fotheringhame,  Robert,  joiner  and  cabinet- 
maker, Physic  gardens— ho.  6  Calton  st. 


Foulboeuf,  Henri  Pierre,  professor  of  French, 
Hebrew,  and  Oriental  languages,  11  Upper 
Gray  street,  Newington 

Foulis,  David,  ironmonger,  136  High  street 

Foulis,  Robert,  teacher.  Old  Assembly  close 
— house,  14  W.  Preston  street 

Foulis,  Lady,  14  Lynedoch  place 

Foulis,  Miss,  7  St  Vincent  street 

Fowler,  Alex.  &  Son,  painters,  paper-hangers, 
and  glaziers,  10  Pitt  street 

Fowler,  G.  1  West  Claremont  street 

Fowler,  Jas.  tailor  and  clothier,  80  George  st. 

Fowler,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  120  Nicol- 
son street 

Fowler,  Peter,  wright,  2  West  Crosscausey 

Fowler,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  73  Cum- 
berland street 

Fowlie,  G.  S.  agent,  &Q  Nicolson  st house, 

Hope  Park  house 

Fox,  D.  B.  69  Abbey  hill 

Fox,  Dennis,  wine  and  spirit  dlr.  287  Cowgate 

Fox,  George,  architect,  12  Gardner's  crescent 

Fox,  William,  69  Abbey  hill 

Frain,  William,  70  Buccleuch  street 

Frame  Brothers,  victual  dealers,  120  Causey- 
side 

Frame,  Lockhart,  bookbinder,  13  N.  Bank  st. 
— house,  4  Melbourne  place 

Francalanza,  T.  teacher  of  fencing,  59  South 
bridge — gymnasium,  54  George  street 

Francis,  David,  agent,  29  Hamilton  place 

Eraser,  Alex,  glazier  and  dealer  in  window 
glass,  132  High  street 

Fraser,  Alex.  72  Broughton  street 

Fraser,  Alex.  {Neill  Sf  Co.  printers').  Canon- 
mills  lodge 

Fraser,  Alex.  M.  18  Broughton  place 

Fraser,  Alex.  C,  professor  of  logic  and  meta- 
physics, 12  Rutland  street 

Fraser,  Alex,  grocer  and  coal  merchant,  11 
Canongate  and  Rose  lane  station 

Fraser,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  51  Bristo  st. 

Fraser,  Andrew,  2  Lauriston  terrace 

Fraser,  Andrew,  tailor  and  Highland  dress 
maker,  22  Thistle  street 

Fraser,  Arthur,  of  Calrossie,  10  Eandolph 
crescent 

Fraser,  Capt.  Charles,  33  Montague  street 

Fraser,  Chas.  pawnbroker,  11  Old  Assembly  cl. 

Fraser,  David,  Canaan  lane 

Fraser,  Daniel  M.  horse  collar  maker,  545 
Castlehill — house,  5  Victoria  street 

Fraser,  Donald,  flint-glass  manufr.  39  Leith 
walk — house,  9  Shrub  place 

Fraser,  Duncan,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  8 
Richmond  lane 

Fraser,  Forbes,  boot  and  shoemaker,  8  Calton 
hill 

Fraser,  Geo.  fishing  hair  manufacturer,  and 
coal  merchant,  39  St  Leonard  street 

Fraser,  G.  bonnet  block  maker,  4  High  Calton 

Fraser,  Hugh,  W.S.  35  Frederick  street- 
house,  4  Dundas  street 


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Fraser,    Hugh,   nursery    foreman,    Stanwell 

lodge 
Fraser,  Rev.  Hugh,  39  Ann  street 
Fraser,  James,  M.D.  14  Clarence  street 
Fraser,  James,  Edinburgh  and  Leith  carrier, 

4  Elder  street 
Fraser,  James,  house  agent,  297  High  street — 

house,  4  Hill  place 
Fraser,  James,  Hebron  bank  cot.  Canaan  lane 
Fraser,  J.  (G.P.-O.),  1  Annfield,  Newhaven 
Fraser,  John  Mackay  (21  Gen.  Reg.  House'), 

Munro  place 
Fraser,  John,  hairdresser  and  perfumer  and 

stationer,  84  Kirkgate 
Fraser,  John,  actuary,  and  manager  of  the  Life 

Association  of  Scotland,   the  Association's 

buildings,  82  Princes  street — house,  9  St 

Col  me  street 
Fraser,  John  Charles,  C.A.  Register  house,  3 

James  street,  Portobello 
Fraser,  Patrick,  advocate,  8  Moray  place 
Fraser,  Patk.  N.  {Neill  ^  Co. printers),  Canon- 
mills  lodge 
Fraser,  Robert  (C.  F.  Sf  Co.),  Avenue  villas, 

Comely  bank 
Fraser,  Roderick  M.  lodgings,  53  Melville  st. 
Fraser,  Rev.  R.  W.  5  Lauriston  lane 
Fraser,    Simon,   cooper,  Lothian    road  and 

6  Greenside  place 
Fraser,  Thomas,  drainage  department,  police 

chambers — house,  173  Fountainbridge 
Fraser,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  3  Huntly  st. 
Fraser,  William,  agent,  23  Clyde  street 
Fraser,  Rev.  Wm.,  M.A.  5  Inverleith  terrace 
Fraser,  Wm.,W.S.  and  town-clerk,  Canongate, 

31  Princes  street — ho.  42  Melville  street 
Fraser,  W.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  4  High  market 

street — house,  Fishmarket 
Fraser,  William  N.,  S.S.C,  and  Master  Ex- 
traordinary of  Chancery,  41  Albany  street 
Fraser,  William,  S.S.C.  assistant  keeper  of 

Register  of  Sasines,  32  South  Castle  street 
Fraser,  Wm.  &  Son,  jobbing  postmasters,  and 

coach-hirers,  1  Forres  street 
Fraser,  Margaret,  china  merchant,  6   North 

Richmond  street 
Fraser,  Mrs  David,  19  Pitt  street 
Fraser,  Mrs  John,  ladies'  nurse,  2  Nottingham 

terrace 
Fraser,  Mrs  Thomas,  glass  and  china  riveter, 

25  Ashley  buildings,  Netherbow 
Fraser,  Mrs  Wm.  Canonmills  lodge 
Fraser,  Mrs  William,  14  Portland  place,  Leith 
Fraser,  Mrs,  late  of  Fingask,  17  Manor  place 
Fraser,  Mrs,  54  Castle  street 
Fraser,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  53  Bristo  street 
Fraser,  Mrs,  47  Great  King  street 
Fraser,  Mrs,  26  Pitt  street 
Fraser,  Mrs,  118  Princes  street 
Fraser,  Miss  Agnes,  8  AthoU  place 
Fraser,  Miss  Eliza,  teacher  of  English  and 

music,  10  London  row,  Leith 
Fraser,  Miss  Janet,  &  Great  Stuart  street 


Fraser,  Miss,  3  AthoU  place 

Fraser,  Miss,  32  Ann  street 

Fraser,  Misses,  1  Forres  street 

Eraser,  Misses,  milliners,  2  Warriston  place 

Frater,  Ralph,  &  Co.,  billiard  room,  17  So.  St 

Andrew  street 
Frater,  William  (N.  B.  Advertiser  Office),  28 

East  Preston  street 
Frazer,  Donald,  5  Hope  park 
Frazer,  Thomas,  joiner.  Low  Broughton 
Frazer,  Mrs,  4  West  Claremont  street 
Freer,  Mrs  George,  29  Melville  street 
French,  G.  T.  artificial  florist  &  feather  maker, 

153  Rose  street 
French,  John,  W.S.  6  Graham  street 
French,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  27 

Bernard  street — house,  1 1  Cassells'  pi. 
French,  Mrs  Janet,   spirit  dealer,  22  West 

Preston  street 
Frew,  Alexander,  teacher,  Granton  cottages 
Friend,  Mrs  Sophia,  confectioner,  83  Brough- 
ton street 
Friendly  Insurance  Co.  40  Princes  street — 

Messrs  Jollie,  Strong,  &  Henry,  agents 
Friendly  Loan  Company,  1  Milne  court. 

Lawn  market 
Friendly    Societies,    Registrar    of,    A.    C. 

Ritchie,  advocate,  8  Broughton  place 
Frier,    Andrew,   A.    grocer,    138  Fountain- 
bridge 
Frier,  A.  K.  (Paterson  ^  F.),  2  Melville  st. 
Frier,  John  (sorter,  G.P.-O.),  5  S.  College 

street 
Frier,  M.  miller,  2  Melville  street 
Frier,  Robert,  landscape  painter,   56   India 

street 
Frier,  Thos.  tweed  manufacturer  and  com. 

agent,  35  Lothian  street 
Froebel,  Herr   Karl,  and  Madame  Froebel, 

teachers  of  French,  &c,  29  Frederick  st. — 

See  Adv. 
Froom,  Mrs  J.  17  Preston  street 
Fry,  Edmund  (Legacy  Duty  Office),  1  West 

Maitland  street 
Fullarton,  A.  &  Co.  printers,  stereotype  found- 
ers,   publishers,  and   booksellers.    Stead's 

place — agency,  44  South  bridge 
Fullarton,  J.  A.  (F.^  Co.),  6  Abercromby  pi. 
Fullarton,  J.  K.  (Indigent  Gentlewomeiis  Fund 

Office),  28  Stafford  street 
Fullarton,  Mrs,  of  Skeldon,  28  Stafford  street 
Fullarton,  Mrs  John  A.  2  Kew  terrace 
Fullarton,  Miss,  21  Heriot  row 
Fuller,  John,  clothier  and  draper,  54  South 

bridge — house,  4  Rankeillor  street 
Fuller,  W.,  J.P.  constable,  207  Pleasance 
Fullerton,  Son,  &  Co.  gas  meter,  spindle,  and 

flyer  manufacts.,  5  Abbey  mount— house, 

Liberton 
Fullerton,  Thomas,  builder,  Newport  street — 

ho.  12  Gardner's  crescent 
Fnlton,Weir,  &  Co.  produce  brokers  and  com. 

merchants,  8  Constitution  street 


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Fulton,  Aw.  saddler,  cap  and  harness  maker, 
86  George  street — bouse,  14  Maitland  st. 

Fulton,  F.  {F.,  Weir,  Sr  Co.),  3  Hope  street, 
Leith  walk 

Fulton,  John,  2  Clinton  road 

Fulton,  John,  4  Fife  place 

Fulton,  John,  and  Co.,  Pleasance  brewery 

Fulton,  William  B.  16  East  Norton  place 

Fulton,  Mrs,  4  George  place 

Furby,  M.  teacher  of  French,  95  George  st. 

Furley,  Robert  Charles,  chemist  and  surgeon, 
39  Earl  Grey  st.— ho.  5  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
— See  Adv. 

Furze  &  Co.  London  porter  store,  35  Mitchell 
street,  Leith — P.  Dowie,  agent 

Fyfe,  Andrew,  S.S.C.  21  St  Andrew  square- 
agent  for  National  Mercantile  Life  Assur- 
ance and  Sun  Fire  OflBces — ho.  15  Leopold 
place 

Fyfe,  Archd.  teacher,  12  Grove  st. 

Fyfe,  George,  mason,  3  Clarence  street 

Fyfe,  Neilson,  cork  manufacturer,  Milne's 
court,  Chalmers'  close,  81  High  street — ho. 
2  Salisbury  square 

Fyfe,  Thomas  N.  {Customs),  39  Albany  street, 
North  Leith 

Fyfe,  William,  8  Moray  street 

Fyfe,  Mrs,  5  Salisbury  place,  Newington 

Fyfe,  Misses,  dressmakers,  13  E.  Adam  st. 

Fyffe,  Mrs  Dr,  9  Warriston  crescent 

Fyffe,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Clarence  street 

Gaelic  School  Society,  committee  rooms  and 

depository,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Gaff,  Thomas,  24  Gayfield  square 
Gaff,  William,  superintendent.  Canal  works, 

15  St  Anthony  place 
Gains,  MrsCapt.  I  Gilmore  st.,  Paul's  work 
Gairdner,  J.,  M.D.  and  F.R.C.S.  45  North- 
umberland street 
Gairdner,  Mrs  General,  12  Clarendon  cres. 
Gairdner,  Miss,  35  Wright's  houses 
Gairn,  Andrew,   boot   and  shoe  maker,  166 

Rose  street — house,  135 
Gairns,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  2  Staf- 
ford St. — ho.  2  Melville  street 
Gairns,  Miss,  2  Melville  street 
Galbraith,  Thomas,  grocer,  &c.  381  High  st. 

— ho.  15  Hart  street 
Galbraith,  Thomas,  42  Buccleuch  street 
Galbraith,  Mrs,  37  London  street 
Galbraith,  Miss,  21  AthoU  crescent 
Gall  and  Inglis,  publishers  and  booksellers, 

6  George  street 
Gall,  George,  straw-bonnet  manufacturer,  50 

South  bridge 
Gall,  Jas.  {G.  Sc IngUs), Myrtle  bank,  Trinity 
Gall,  Rev.  James,  10  St  John  street 
Gallaway,  Alex,  shipmaster,  4  Portland  ter- 
race, Leith 
Gallaway,  W.  D.  16  Pilrig  street 
Gallaway,  Mrs  John,  20  Queen  street 
Galletly,  Alez.  1 1  Scotland  street 


Galletly,  A.  (Industrial  Museum),  Argyle  sq. 
Galletly,  John,  S.S.C.  19  London  street 
Galletly,  John,  126  Pleasance 
Gallie,  Laird,  &  Co.  copper,  iron,  lead,  and  tin- 
plate  merchants,  58  High  street,   and  96 
Constitution  street,  Leith 
Gallie,  Alexander,  writer,  25  St  Patrick  sq. 
Gallie,  James  B.  7  Mayfield  terrace 
Gallie,  James,  hand  railer,  36  St  Cuthbert  st. 

— house,  4 
Galloway,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  46 

Yardheads 
Galloway,  David,  plasterer,  22  St  Leonard 

street 
Galloway,  David,  accountant,  Norton  cottage 
Galloway,  Jas.,  com.  traveller,  43  Whitfield 

place 
Galloway,  James,  collector  of  poor-rates,  pri- 
son-assessment, and  road-money,  &  house 
factor,  59  Constitution  street,  Leilh — ho. 
Heriot  house,  Leith  walk 
Galloway,  J.  &  W.  fleshers,  24  Causey  side 
Galloway,  John,  shipmaster,  34-b  Albany  st., 

Leith 
Galloway,  Moncrieff,  house  factor,  agent  for 
Northern    Fire    and  Life  Assurance  Co., 
.S9  Constitution  st. — ho.  64  Frederick  st. 
Galloway,  R.  S.  writer,  1  Salisbury  square 
Galloway,  Robert,  bookbinder,  82  S.  Clerk  st. 

— house,  17  Parksifie  street 
Galloway,  Wra.  3  Montague  street 
Galloway,  William,  5  Wharton  place 
Galloway,  Wm.,  tobacco  manfacturer,  32  Vic- 
toria street 
Galloway,  William,  china  merchant,  57  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith — ho.  4 
Galloway,  William,  15  Lutton  place 
Galloway,  Wm.,  solicitor  and  notary-public, 

1  Pilrig  place 
Galloway,  Mrs,  1  Gillespie  street 
Galloway,  Mrs,  lodging's,  1  Broughton  place 
Galloway,  Mrs,  10  Manor  place 
Galloway,  Misses,  dressmakers,  3  Morton  st. 
Gallwey,  Mrs,  of  Blair  castle,  13  Scotland  st. 
Game  Certificate  Office,  10  Waterloo  place 
Gatngee,  Arthur,  M.D.  27  Alva  street 
Gamgee,  John,  prof,  of  vet.  med.  and  surg., 
new  vet.  col.,  Lothian  rd. — ho.  12  Castle  ter. 
Gamgee,  Joseph,  vet.  surg.  27  Alva  street 
Garden,  Hugh,  teacher  of  cutting,  1  Milne's 

buildings 
Garden,  James,  &  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers, 

150  High  steeet 
Garden,  Mrs,  25  Melville  street 
Gardiner,  Alex.  B.,  house  agent  and  account. 

17  Bristo  street 
Gardiner,  Rev.  Andrew,  24  Scotland  street 
Gardiner,  J.  advocate,  6  Pitt  street 
Gardiner,  J.  &  J.,  S.S.C.  46  North  Hanover 

street — house,  Grange  house.  Trinity 
Gardiner,  Peter,  cowfeeder,  5  Union  street 
Gardiner,    William,    tailor  and   clothier,  4 
Sibbald  place 


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Gardiner,  Wm.  stationer,  66  South  bridge 

Gardiner,  Mrs  T.  leather  merchant,  21  Giles' 
street 

Gardiner,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  14  Young  st. 

Gardner  and  Ainslie, pharmaceutical  chemists, 
58  George  street 

Gardner,  Alex,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  dealer, 
259  High  street — house,  7  Meadow  place 

Gardner,  A.  clothier,  5  and  6  Portland  place 

Gardner,  Andrew  A.  27  Montague  street 

Gardner,  James,  7  Meadow  place 

Gardner,  John  Kay,  hair-cutter  and  wig- 
maker,  443  Lawnmarket 

Gardner,  John,  376  Castle  hill 

Gardner,  Peter,  teacher  of  English,  &c.,  98 
Constitution  street — ho.  St  Katharine's, 
Laverock  bank  terrace.  Trinity 

Gardner,  Thos.  tea  merchant,  64  Frederick 
street 

Gardner,  W.  C.  Glasgow  &  Manchester  ware- 
house, 140  Nicolson  street — house,  12  Upper 
Gray  street 

Gardner,  Mrs  Jean,  lodgings,  23  Downie  place 

Gardner,  Mrs  Wm.  37  Constitution  street 

Gardner,  Mrs,  13  Ann  street 

Gardner,  Mrs,  2  Barony  street 

Gardner,  Margaret  &  Isabella,  milliners  and 
dressmakers,  23  Downie  place 

Gardner,  Miss  Eliz.  58  George  square 

Gardner,  Miss,  11  Scotland  street 

Gardyne,  James  Carnegy,  Laverock  bank 
house,  Newhaven 

Garland,  J.  Ormond,  pawnbroker,  33  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith — house,  4  Thomson's 
place 

Garrety,  Peter,  stationer  and  tobacconist,  11 
W.  Nicolson  street 

Garrioch,  John,  17  Parkside  street 

Garrioch,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
61  Bristo  street — ho.  9  Macnab  street 

Garvie,  Alex.  (Duncan,  Flockhart,  Powel,  ^ 
Co.)  19  Bernard  street 

Garvie,  Andrew  {A.  Aikman^  Co.),  4  Lauris- 
ton  park 

Gascoigne,  Re  V.Frederick,  St  Mary's  Catholic 
Church,  Broughton  street 

Gas  Light  Co.,  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  8 
George  St.,  and  10  Baltic  st.,  Leith — half- 
past  9  to  8 

Gas  Light  Co.,  Edinburgh,  25  Waterloo  pi., 
and  115  Constitution  street,  Leith — half- 
9  to  half-past  8 

Gatherer,  Mrs,  58  Broughton  street 

Gavin,  Crichton  S.  landing  surveyor,  Customs^ 
23  Claremont  crescent 

Gavin,  P.  &  R.  commission  agents,  33  Ber- 
nard street 

Gavin,  P.  &  Son,  cordage  and  canvas  manu- 
facturers and  sail  makers,  6  Dock  place 
and  Bath  street 

Gavin,  Peter  J.  (P.   ^  R.    G.),  Jessfield 

Gavin,  Robert,  A.R.S.A.,  11  Bennington 
place 


Gavin,  W.  and  C.  general  merchants,  19  Com- 
mercial place 
Gavin,  W.  S.  (P.  G.  ^  Soti),  Cherry  bank 
Gavin,  Wm.  (W.  6f  C.  G.),  Williamfield 
Gavin,  Wm.  shipmaster,  6  Madeira  st.  Leith 
Gavin,  Wm.  Allan  (Allan  Sf  G.),  23  Clare- 
mont crescent 
Gavine,  Jn.  builder,  mason,  and  bricklayer, 

12  Junction  road 
Gawan,  Mrs,  lodgings,  53  George  street 
Gay,  James,  bootmaker,  32  Dean  street 
Gazette  Office,  Her  Majesty's,  13  ISTo.  Bank 

street— 10  to  3  and  7  to  8,  Saturday  10  to  12 
Gebbie,  Francis,  advocate,  39  Albany  street 
Geddes,  Messrs,  mining  engineers,  16Shand- 

wick  place 
Geddes,  G.  H.,  mining  engineer,  3  W.  Mait- 

land  street 
Geddes,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  9  Pitt  st. 
Geddes,  John,  mining  engin.  16  Shandwick  pi. 
Geddes,  John,  collector,  Granton  pier 
Geddes,  Lieut.-Gen.  John,  15  Salisbury  road 
Geddes,  Robert,  baker,  6  Middle  Arthur  pi. 
Geddes,  Robert,  Upper  Grove  place 
Geddes,  Rod.  spirit  dealer,  141  Grassmarket 
Geddes,  Col.  Wm.,  C.B.  52  George  square 
Geddes,  Misses,  ladies'   boarding  school,  16 

Atholl  crescent 
Geddis,  David,  baker,  1  Pier  pi.  Newhaven — 

house,  2  Union  place 
Geikie,  James  S.  16  Duncan  st.  Newington 
Geikie,  Miss,  lodgings,  48  India  street 
Geissler,  R.  teacher  of  music,  13  Broughton  st. 
Gellan,  WilUam,  printer,  13  Brown  street 
Gellatly  &  White,  engravers  and  lithographic 

printers,  26  George  street 
Gellatly,  David,  4  Brougham  street 
Gellatly,  Robert,  clock  and  watchmaker,  78 

Princes  street 
Gellatly,  E.  dressmaker,  15  Roxburgh  street 
Gemble,  Mrs,  1  St  Vincent  street 
Gemmell,  James,   wholesale  paper   and  rag 

mercht.  commission  agent,  and  consignee, 

Thornybank,  Lochrin 
Gemmell,  Jas.  writing  master,  137  Princes  st. 
Gemmell,  Eev.  Robt.  17  Luttou  place 
Gemmell,   Wm.  provision  mercht.  19  Earl 

Grey  street 
Gemmell,  William,  baker,  23  Earl  Grey  st. 
General  Board  of  Lunacy,  New  Register 

House 
General  Life  and  Fire  Assurance  Company, 

2  St  Andrew  square — Jas.  S.  Mack,  S.S.C. 

agent 
General  Registry  Office  of  Births,  Deaths, 

and  Marriages,  New  Register  house 
General   Steam   Navigation    Company,   21 

Waterloo    place,   and   51   Bernard   street, 

Leith — R.  W.  Hamilton,  manag. — See  Adv. 
Gentle,  Jas.,   W.S.  (A.  &  A.  Campbell)  36 

Queen  street 
Gentle,  John  (G.P.-O.),  8  Parkside  street 
Gentleman,  Mrs,  12  Athole  place 


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Geoghegan,  Joseph,  teacher  of  music,    138 

Nicolson  street 
Geological    Society    of  Edinburgh,  5  St 

Andrew  square 
George,  Mrs^  14  Forth  street 
Georgiades,  S.  58  Queen  st. 
Gibb  &  Co.  chemists  and  druggists,  1  Downie 

place — house,  12  Lothian  road 
Gibb,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  5  Nicolson  street 
Gibb,  Alex,  builder,  4  Nottingham  place — 

house,  Mayfield  terrace 
Gibb,  Alex.,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufac- 
turer, 28  George  st. — ho.  136  Causeyside 
Gibb,  Andrew,  com.  agent,  25  North  bridge 
Gibb,  David;,  joiner,  69  Broughton  street 
Gibb,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  6  Duke 

street,  Leith — house  17  Glover  street 
Gibb,  G.  inspector  of  works,  17  Dalrymple 

place 
Gibb,  James,  4  Montgomery  street 
Gibb,  Jas.  upholsterer,  1  Silvermill  cottage 
Gibb,  John,  builder,  9  Greenside  place 
Gibb,  John  M.  3  East  Broughton  place 
Gibb,  Thomas,  clerk,  2  St  John  street 
Gibb,  Thomas,  builder,  87  Clerk  street — ho. 

12  Meadow  place 
Gibb,  William  {Murray  4"  G.)^  7  Claremont 

crescent 
Gibb,  Mrs  Thomas,  3  Meadow  place 
Gibb,  Miss,  dressmaker,  44  India  place 
Gibbon,  Alex,  of  Johnston,  56  York  place 
Gibbs,  H.  shoemaker,  2  S.  College  st. — ho. 

81  Causeyside 
Gibson- Craig,   Dalziel,   &  Brodies,  W.S.    5 

Thistle  street 
Gibson  &Tait,  W.S.  1  Northumberland  st. 
Gibson  and  Walker,  corn  merchants,  Benning- 
ton steam-mills 
Gibson,  Adam,  7  Hope  terrace 
Gibson,  Alexander,  6  Grange  road 
Gibson,  Arch,  accountant,  10  Maitland  st. 
Gibson,  Charles,  printer,  18  Thistle  street — 

house,  59  Frederick  street 
Gibson,  Charles  Philip,  27  Torphichen  street 
Gibson,  David  L.  silk  mercer,  34  South  bridge 
Gibson,  George,  &  Co.  merchts,  5  Wet  docks 

— house,  13  Hermitage  place 
Gibson,  Geo.  civil  engineer,  31  Gayfield  sq. 
Gibson,  George,  agent,  75  Broughton  street 
Gibson,  George,  38  Moray  place 
Gibson,  Henry  Gordon,  W.S.   (/.  and  H.  G. 

Gibson),  Merchiston  park,  west 
Gibson,  Hugh  C.  plumber  and  lead  merchant, 

&c.  23  Dock  street — house.  Trinity  villa 
Gibson,  James,  &  Co.  dyers  and  scourers,  90 

Nicolson  St. 
Gibson,  Jas.  (J.  G.  and  Co.),  10  Windmill  st. 
Gibson,  James,  &  Co.  clothiers  and  outfitters, 

106  South  bridge 
Gibson,  John  and  Henry  Gordon,  W.S.  12 

Charlotte  street 
Gibson,  John,  jun.  W.S.  (J.  ^'  H.  G.  Gibson), 

38  Moray  place 


Gibson,  John  {G.  and  Tait),  W.S.  53  Inver- 

leith  row 
Gibson ,  John,  dairy,  1  Hope  street 
Gibson,  John  {Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland), 

28  London  street 
Gibson,    John,    tobacco  manufacturer,    499 

Lawnmarket 
Gibson,  Mungo  Campbell,  13  Hermitage  pi, 

Leith 
Gibson,  Peter,  builder,  Greig's  hall 
Gibson,  Peter  Clarke,  surgeon,  10  Picardy  pi. 
Gibson,  Robert  and  Thomas,  bacon,  cheese, 

and  buttermen,  93  Princes  street 
Gibson,  Robert  {R.  &  T.  G.  ),  2  South-west 

Circus  place 
Gibson,  Thomas,  12  East  Claremont  street 
Gibson,  Thos.  architect,  41  Queen  street 
Gibson,  Thos.  {R.  and  T.  G.)  34  Howe  st. 
Gibson,  T.  furniture  dealer,  146  Pleasance 
Gibson,  Thomas,  26  St  Andrew  square 
Gibson,  William  B.  {Royal  Bank),  Raimes- 

field,  Bonnington 
Gibson,  William,  8  Inverleith  row 
Gibson,  Wra.  W.  corn  merchant,  Bonnington 

house 
Gibson,  William,  draper,  1  Lothian  street — 

house,  6  Lauriston  gardens 
Gibson,  William,  spirit  merchant  and  museum 

keeper,  42  Whitfield  place 
Gibson,  William  Yule,  agent,  Raimesfield 
Gibson,  William,  writer,  43  Ann  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  Hugh,  Trinity  villa,  York  road. 

Trinity 
Gibson,  Mrs  Jas.  tobacconist,  149  Princes  st. 
Gibson,  Mrs  Thos.  23  Dundas  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  W.  F.  8  Abercromby  place 
Gibson,  Mrs  and  Misses,  boarding  and  day- 
school,  8  Church  hill 
Gibson,  Mrs,  Merchiston  castle 
Gibson,  Mrs,  16  Grove  street 
Gibson,  Mrs,  5  Pitt  street 
Gibson,  Miss,  41  Dick  place.  Grange 
Gidden,  Wm.  lodgings,  3  Shandwick  place 
GifFord,   Wm.   &   Co.    ship    and    insurance 

brokers,  &c.  2  Dock  gates — ho.  43  Bridge 

street 
GifFord,  Adam,  advocate,  35  Drummond  pi. 
Gifford,  Alexander,  S.S.C.  28  St  Andrew  sq. 
Gilford,  Cosmo,  spirit  dealer,  44-A  Broughton 

street 
GifFord,  John  {National  Banh),  53   Grange 

road 
GifFord,  Mrs,  14  Fettes  row 
Gilbert  &  Co.  pawnbrokers,  40  Tolbooth  wd. 

Leith 
Gilbert,  Robert,  grocer,  11  and  52  Yardheads 
Gilbert,  Thos.  baker,  17  Lothian  street 
Gilbey,  W.  &  A.  wine  importers  and  distillers, 

12  St  Andrew  square  and  West  Coates — 

manager,  C.  Gold — ho.  18  Brighton  street, 

Portobello 
Gilchrist,  Henry,  French  polisher,  8  Potter- 
row — house,  3  Hay  street 


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Gilchrist,  James,  &  Son,  plumbers  and  gas- 
fitters,  15  West  Register  street,  and  11  So. 
St  Andrew  street — ho.  17  Rose  street 

Gilchrist,  James,  photographer,  103  South 
bridge 

Gilchrist,  John,  china  and  crystal  merchant, 

76  Rose  street 

Gilchrist,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  52 

Giles'  street — ho.  Cherry  bank,  Newhaven 

road 
Gilchrist,     John,     cabinetmaker,    74     Rose 

street 
Gilchrist,  John,  28  India  street 
Gilchrist,  J.  (G.P.-O.),  24  Middle  Arthur  pi. 
Gilchrist,  Mrs,  33  East  Claremont  street 
Gilchrist,  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  West  Richmond 

street 
Giles,  Alfred,  Verbena  cottage,  Murray  st. 

Sciennes 
Giles,  Arthur,  {R.  Grant  Sf  Son),  17  Scotland 

street 
Giles,  Mrs  James,  17  Scotland  street 
GilfiUan,  J.  builder,  Castle  terrace 
Gilfillan,  J.  17  Bread  street 
Gill,  Robt.  printer,  59  Shore 
Gill,  Thos.  {Romanes  Sf  Paterson),  49  York 

place 
Gillately,  William,  shoemaker,  7  Church  st. 
Gillespie's   Hospital,  Leven  street — R.  M. 

Graham,  treasurer 
Gillespie  &  Cathcart,  commission  agents,  35 

Bernard  street 
Gillespie,  Alexander,  gasfitter  &  smith,  62 

Broughton  street 
Gillespie,  Gordon  J.  wine  &  spirit  merchant, 

14  and  15  Sandport  street 

Gillespie,  James  D.,  M.D.  45  Castle  street 
Gillespie,  James,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

22  Bread  street 
Gillespie,  John,  W.S.,  81'A  George  street — 

house,  53  Northumberland  street 
Gillespie,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

15  Howe  street — ho.  6  W.  Claremont  st. 
Gillespie,  John,  M.D.  68  Constitution  street 
Gillespie,  Thomas,    commercial   traveller,  6 

West  Claremont  street 
Gillespie,  Wm.  H.  of  Torbanehill,  15  Queen 

St. — house,  46  Melville  street 
Gillespie,  Rev,  Wm.  3  West  Newington 
Gillespie,  Mrs  John,  2  Lothian  road 
Gillies  Brothers,  silk  mercers  and  drapers, 

32  and  34  George  street 
Gillies,  Jas.  B.,  reporter.  Daily  Review^  71 

Clerk  street 
Gillies,  P.  confectioner,  56  Cockburn  street 
Gillies,  Robertson  (  G.  Brothers'),  50  George  st. 
Gillies,  Sam.  tailor  and  clothier,  1  Young  st. 
Gillies,  William,  (  Union  Bank)  2  Albany  st. 
Gillies,  William,  woollen  and  linen  draper, 

77  Grassmarket 

Gillies,  Mrs,  2  St  Bernard  crescent 
Gillies  Sisters,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  16 
Spence's  place,  Leith 


Gillraan,  Andrew,  S.S.C.,  30  Hamilton  place, 
Stockbridge 

Gillon  &  Shiells,  power-loom  sacking  manu- 
facturers, 38  and  40  Grassmarket  and 
Fountainbridge 

Gillon,  David,  {G.  ^  S.)  11  Archibald  place 

Gillon,  Jn.  &  Co.,  preserved  provision  manu- 
facturers, 3  Mitchell  street 

Gillon,  John,  merchant,  Hillhousefield  house 

Gillon,  Peter,  provision  dealer,  103  Cowgate 

Gillon,  Robert,  junior,  tailor  and  clothier, 
47  Bridge  street,  Leith 

Gillon,  Wm.  (Small  andCo.),  5  Fingal  place 

Gilmer,  Jas.  G.  7  Laverock  bank 

Gilmore,  Miss,  1  Rutland  square 

Gilmour,  Alex.,  writing  master,  34  Buccleuch 
place 

Gilmour,  Allan, merchant,  Glasgow, 22  Char- 
lotte square 

Gilmour,  Hugh,  tea  and  coffee  dealer  and 
grocer,  16  Greenside  st. — ho.  30  Haddington 
place 

Gilmour,  Hugh,  stockbroker,  18  St  Andrew 
square 

Gilmour,  John  L.  news  agent,  20  N.  Rich- 
mond street 

Gilmour,  John,  missionary  to  police  force — 
house,  Ferniehill  cottage 

Gilmour,  W.  and  0.  tanners  and  curriers, 
78  South  back  Canongate 

Gilmour,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Antigua  street 

Gilmour,  Mrs,  2  Trinity  crescent 

Gilmour,  Mrs,  16  St  John  street 

Gilray  Brothers,  coal  merchants,  Caledonian 
railway — office,  66  Lothian  road 

Gilray,  John,  6  Carlung  place 

Gilray,  Joseph,  grocer,  &c.,  52  South  Clerk 
street — house,  17  West  Preston  street 

Gilroy  &  Turnbull,  wrights.  Grove  park 

Gilroy,  Geo.  ( G.  and  Turnbull),  house-car- 
penter, 2  Tobago  place 

Gilroy,  Wm.  flesher,  171  Pleasance 

Gilroy,  William,  2  King's  place 

Gilruth,  John,  writing  master,  28  Constitution 
street 

Girdwood,  D.  victual  dealer,  10  Deanhaugh  st. 

Girdwood,  John,  (late  J.  Carse  Sf  Son)  en- 
gineer and  axle  maker,  26  Greenside  row 

Girdwood,  Robert,  wool  broker,  Tanfield 

Girdwood,  Robert,  77  Great  King  street 

Girdwood,  Thos.  (  Chancery)  22  Talbot  place 

Girdwood,  Miss  M.  matron,  Gillespie's  hos- 
pital, Leven  street 

Girle,  George  H.  tanner  &  currier,  125  High 
street — house,  3  Baxter's  place 

Gladstone,  Mrs  Christina,  3  Teviot  row 

Glanville,  Mrs,  31  Nelson  street 

Glasgow,  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  106 
West  port 

Glasgow,  Margt.  spirit  dealer,  173  West  port 

Glass,  Thos.  printer,  44  South  bridge 

Glass,  Robert,  wholesale  merchant,  Victoria 
terrace — house,  17  Buccleuch  place 


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Glass,  Mrs  John  Robertson,  33  London  st. 
Glegg,  Capt.,  H.M.T.F.  8  Carlton  street 
Glegg,  Robert  (Exchequer),  Greenhill  park 
Glen,  R.  &  J.  coal  merchants,  9  Port-Hamilton 

— house,  7  Spittal  street 
Glen,  Alex,  bagpipe  maker,  30  St  Andrew  sq. 

—ho.  16  Calton  hill 
Glen,  George,  bootmaker,  35  Hanover  street 
Gleu,  George,  musical  instrument  and  cabinet 

maker,  Eastfield  court,  Leith 
Glen,  Geo.  upholsterer,  24-a  South  Frederick 

street 
Glen,  John,  wine  merchant  and  commission 

agent,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Glen,  Thos.  coal  merchant,  5  Port-Hamilton 

— house,  12  Semple  street 
Glen,  Thomas,  musical  instrument  maker,  2 

North  Bank  street — house,  20  Calton  hill 
Glen,  Mrs  David,  broker,  186  Cowgate 
Glen,  Mrs,  100  Lauriston  place 
Glen,  Miss,  35  Alva  street 
Glen,  Misses,  25  West  Lauriston 
Glendinniog,  Mrs,  55  Cumberland  street 
Glendonwyn,  Mrs  S.  27  Warriston  crescent 
Gloag,  James,  LL.D.  teacher  of  mathematics, 

11  Duncan  street,  Drummond  place 
Gloag,  Peter,  writer,  1  Catherine  place 
Gloag,  William  E.  advocate,  27  India  st. 
Globe  Life  and  Fire  Insurance  Co.  London, 

Peter  Robertson,  agent,  100  South  bridge — 

See  Adv. 
Globe  hotel,  5  Hill  place 
Glover,  John,  S.S.C.,  1  Hill  street 
Glover,  Rev.  William,  D.D.  8  Forth  street 
Glover,  Mrs  Rob.  lodgings,  11  Portland  pi. 

Leith 
Goalen,  Geo.  K.  letter-carrier,  9  Shrub  place 
Goalen,  Jas.,  architect,  Fire,  Life,  Accidental 

Death, and  Marine  Insurance  Agency  Office, 

42  Duke  St.,  Leith — ho.  8  Morton  st. 
Goalen,  Thomas,  wright,  8  Morton  st.  Leith 
Goalen,  Rev.  Walter  M.  Starbank  ho.  Trinity 
Goldie  and  Dove,  W.S.  8  York  place 
Goldie,  Archd.  W.,  W.S.  8  York  place 
Goldie,   George    A.,   working-jeweller,    142 

High  street 
Goldie,  John,  67  Cumberland  street 
Goldie,  Robert,  shoemaker,  Newhaven 
Goldie,  Wm.,  M.D.  surgeon,  1  Greenhill  bank 
Goldie,  Miss,  13  Trinity  crescent 
Goldsmiths'  Hall,  98  South  bridge 
Goldston,  David,  dealer  in  German  mouldings, 

&c..  Ill  Nicolson  street 
Goldsworth,  John  {National  Bank),  39  Mon- 
tague street 
Golightly,  George,  21  Lothian  street 
Good,  John,  spirit  dealer,  42  Potterrow 
Goodall,  Jas.  carver  and  gilder,  3  High  Calton 
Goodall,  Robert,  jun.,  23  Rosebank  cottages 
Goodall,  Mrs,  35  Ann  street 
Goodall,  Miss,  60  Cumberland  street 
Goodburn,  Mrs,  35  York  place 
Goodfellow,  Adam  C.  com.  trav.  13  Union  st. 


Goodlet,  Wm.  (  Gowans  Sf  G.),  48  London  st. 
Goodlet,  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Charles  street 
Goodman,  Edward  B.  staflF  adjutant,  24  Mor- 
rison street 
Goodwin,  William  C.  5  M'Kenzie  place 
Goodsir,  A.  18  Regent  terrace 
Goodsir,  Geo.  clothier,  outfitter,  &c.,  24  South 

bridge 
Goodsir,  John,  prof,  of  anatomy,  University 
Goodsir,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1  Newport  street 
Goodsir,  Misses,  dressmakers,  ]  1  Dundas  st. 
Goold,  Rev.  Wm.  H.,  D.D.  8  Mansionhouse 

road 
Gordon  &  Co.  London  pianoforte  and  music 

warehouse,  72  George  street 
Gordon,  Adam   Hay,  of  Avochie,  W.S.,  17 

Rutland  square 
Gordon,  Alex,  clogmaker,  2  Cowgate  head 
Gordon,  Alex,  boot  maker,  64  Broughton  st. 
Gordon,  Alfred  R.,  consul  for  Spain,  2  Baltic 

street,  Leith 
Gordon,  Arthur  Forbes,  of  Rayne,  W.S.  16 

Rutland  square 
Gordon,  Major  Chas.  20  Claremont  crescent 
Gordon,  D.,  M.D.  surgeon,  9  George  square 
Gordon,  Major  Duncan,  16  Walker  street 
Gordon,  Ed.  Strathearn,  advocate,  2 Randolph 

crescent 
Gordon,  F.  grocer.  Water  of  Leith 
Gordon,  Rev.  James,  Lynedoch  cottage 
Gordon,  Jas.  (G.  <h  Crawford),  Madeira  cot. 
Gordon,  James,  writer,  1  Stafford  street 
Gordon,  James,  artist,  2  Rockville  place 
Gordon,  James,  W.S.  20  Regent  terrace 
Gordon,  James,  merchant,  2  Baltic  st.  Leith 
Gordon,  .Tas.  spirit  dealer,  48  Hanover  street 

and  6  Baxter's  place — house,  7  Baxter's  pi. 
Gordon,  John  Thomson,  sheriff  of  Midlothian, 

sheriff  chambers,  county  buildings.  High  st. 

— house,  31  Ann  street 
Gordon,  John,  woollen  draper,  33  North  br. 
Gordon,  John,  pastry-cook  and  confectioner, 

43  Constitution  street 
Gordon,  T.  P.  com.  agent,  32  Haddington  pi. 
Gordon,  Sir  John  Watson,  R.A.  President  of 

the  Royal    Scottish  Academy,  and  limner 

to  the  Queen  in  Scotland,  123  George  si. 
Gordon,  John,  {H.  M.  Inspector  of  Schools), 

3  Bellevue  crescent 
Gordon,  J.  &  G.  chemists  and  druggists,  32 

Bristo  street 
Gordon,  Rev.  Robert,  14  Northumberland  st. 
Gordon,  Robert  {Bank  of  Scotland),  29  War- 
riston crescent 
Gordon,  Robert,  tobacco  manufr.  5  Heriot 

bridge — house,  43  Minto  street 
Gordon,  Robert  {Munro,  Drysdale,  ^  G.)  18 

Elder  street 
Gordon,  Robt.  spirit  mercht.  135Fountainbr. 
Gordon,  Robt.G.  letter  carrier,  15  St  James'sq. 
Gordon,  W.  barm  brewer,  28  Shirra  brae — 

house,  73  Constitution  street 
Gordon,  Wm.,  M.D.  14  Northuraberlandjst, 


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Gordon,  Mrs  Ann,  7  Atholl  crescent 
Gordon,  Mrs  Catherine,  20  Drummond  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  C, lodgings,  5  High  terrace,  Leith 

street 
Gordon,  Mrs  Dr,  14  Northumberland  street, 
Gordon,  Mrs  G.  1  Tarvit  et.  Home  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  Harry,  2  Clarendon  crescent 
Gordon,  Mrs  John  Smith,  14  Pitt  street 
Gordon,  Mrs  J.  9  Newington  terrace 
Gordon,    Mrs    Wm.    ladies'    nurse,    34    St 

Patrick  square 
Gordon,  Mrs,  10  Eton  terrace 
Gordon,  Jane,  victual  dealer,  1 3  St  Andrew  st. 

Leith 
Gordon,  Misses,  9  Macnab  street 
Gordon,  Misses,  fruiterers  and  confectioners, 

91  South  bridge 
Gore,  Wm.  J.  10  Wellington  place,  Leith 
Gorham,  A.  K.  merchant,  92  N.  B.  Canongate 
Gorman,  Nath.  central  pawnbroking  office,  13, 

Hill  place 
Gormlay,  James,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

112  Cowgate 
Gorrie  &  Anderson,  clothiers,  &c.  62  North 

bridge 
Gorrie,  Wm.  superintendent,  P.  Lawson  and 

Sons,  Bangholm 
Gorrie,  William,  l.Dalrymple  crescent 
Gorrie,  William  M.  architect  and  civil  en- 
gineer, 6  George  street 
Gorrie,  Mrs  Daniel,  West  Gilmore  place 
Gorrie,  Mrs,  6  Montague  street 
Gorrie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  78  E.  Crosscausey 
Gosman,  John,  joiner,  New  cut,  Newhaven 
Goskirk,  A.  &  Son,  cabinet  makers  and  ap- 
praisers, 71  Cowgate  and  53  Geo.  IV.  bridge 
Goudie,  Gavin,  builder,  Leslie  place — house, 

32  Dundas  street 
Goudy,  Mrs,  12  Maryfield 
Gough,  Owen,  in  charge  of  Her  Majesty's 
apartments   in    the    Lord    Chamberlain's 
department  at  Holyrood  palace 
Gould,  James,  18  West  Richmond  street 
Gould,  Mrs  R.,  16  Pilrig  model  buildings 
Goulding,  Jn.,  cabinet  maker  and  upholsterer, 

128  Cowgate 
Gourlay,  Arthur,  wholesale  news-agent  and 

stationer,  17  South  College  street 
Gourlay,  Mrs  Dr,  of  Kincraig,  16  Howard 

place 
Govan,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  50  Cumberland  st. 
Governesses'   Benevolent    Society,  register 
and   residence,    73    Queen    street  —  lady 
superintendent,  Miss  Hogarth;  secretary  and 
treasurer*,  J.  M.  Baillie,  C.A.  15  Northum- 
berland street 
Government  Emigration  Office — Thos.  Hay, 

agent,  31  Quality  street,  Leith 
Gow,  Alex.,  10  Jamaica  street 
Gow,  David,  10  Jamaica  street 
Gow,  Donald,  2  St  "Vincent  street 
Gow,  Forbes,  tailor  and  clothier,  429  Lawn- 
market 


Gow,  James,  paper  ruler  and  bookbinder,  13 
Blair  street 

Gow,  James  M.  Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  Par- 
liament square 

Gow,  Jas.  dealer  in  metals,  Easter  road 

Gow,  John,  Wight  place 

Gow,  J.  2  Crichton  street 

Gow,  William,  turner,  153  High  street 

Gowan,  Chas.  baker  &  confectioner,  4  Union 
place — house,  6 

Gowan,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  27 
Kirkgate 

Gowan,  Geo.  chief  clerk  (G.P.-O.),  32 
Greenhill  gardens 

Gowanlock,  Robert,  bookseller,  16  Chapel  st. 

Gowanlock,  W.  &  A.,  fleshers,  43  W.  Nicolson 
street 

Gowans  and  Goodlet,  silk  mercers  and  mourn- 
ing warehousemen,  25  George  street 

Gowans  &  Mackay,  contractors,  34  Rosebank 

Gowans,  Alex.  {O.  <h  Goodlet)^  3  Viewforth 

Gowans,  James,  railway  contractor,  Rockville, 
Napier  road 

Gowans,  John,  17  Shandwick  place 

Gowans,  Chas.  Wm.  {Union  Bank),  10  Dun- 
can street 

Gracie,  Jas.  tobacconist,  4  Bristo  street 

Grady,  John,  messenger-at-arms  and  sheriff- 
officer,  county  buildings,  and  25  St  James' 
square 

Graeme,  Miss,  18  Heriot  row 

Graham  &  Johnston,  W.S.  secretaries  Lon- 
don and  Lancashire  Fire  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 5  N.  St  David  st. 

Graham,  Andrew,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  dealer, 
70  Bristo  street 

Graham,  Archibald,  M.D.,  Ashfield  villa, 
Greenhill  gardens 

Graham,  David,  grocer,  5  Dean  path 

Graham,  Dav.  provision  dealer,  219  Canongate 

Graham,  George  F.  58  Gilmore  place 

Graham,  George,  Inland  Revenue  officer,  1 
Grove  place 

Graham,  George  Smart,  24  Gayfield  square 

Graham,  George,  printer,  51  Nicolson  street 

Graham,  Gilbert,  head  master.  Normal  School, 
Moray  House,  17  Lutton  place 

Graham,  Hugh,  janitor,  Edinburgh  Academy 

Graham,  Humphrey,  W.S.,  11  Shandwick  pi. 

Graham,  James,  clock  and  watchmaker,  6 
N.-W.  Circus  place 

Graham,  James,  63  Cumberland  street 

Graham,  James,  17  Union  place 

Graham,  James,  manager,  Inverleith  nursery 

Graham,  J.  C.  Eastfield  court 

Graham,  John,  house  painter  and  glazier,  2 
Stafford  st. — ho.  28  Torphichen  street 

Graham,  John,  26  Buccleuch  place, 

Graham,  John,  cork  manufacturer,  45  Thistle 
street 

Graham,  John,  governor  and  treasurer  of 
House  of  Refuge,  64  Canongate 

Graham,  John,  coach  hirer,  North  Hill  st.  lane 


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Graham,  Jos.  draper,  1,5  UnioH  place — ho.  20 

Cumberland  street 
Graham,  Patrick,  W.S.  {O.  ^  Johnston)  14 

Royal  crescent 
Graham,  P.  17  Dundas  street 
Graham,  Robt.  B.  artist,  28  Brunswick  street, 

Stockbridge 
Graham,    Robert    M.    treasurer,    Gillespie's 

Hospital,  7  Brougham  place 
Graham,  T.  provision  and  corn  merchant,  26 

Sheriff  brae — ho.  10  Wellington  place 
Graham,  T.  slate  and  glass  merchant,  and 

slater  and  glazier,  29  Castle  street,  and  12 

Coalhill,  Leith 
Graham,  T.  A.  F.  9  Malta  terrace 
Graham,  Rev.  Wm.  Newhaven 
Graham,  Wm.,  LL.D.  teacher  of  elocution, 

history,  and  geography,  1  Moray  place 
Graham,  Mrs,  grocer,  &c.  49  Cumberland  st. 
Graham,  Mrs  Ann,  spirit  dealer,  48  Yardheads 
Graham,  Mrs  Balfour,  32  Broughton  place 
Graham,  Mrs  D.  4  St  Leonard  street 
Graham,  Mrs  General,  7  Believue  terrace 
Graham,  Mrs  Gillespie,  1  Ainslie  place 
Graham,  Mrs  Jackson,  4  Clarendon  crescent 
Graham,  Mrs  J.,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Graham,  Mrs  Dr  William,  12  Duncan  street 
Graham,  Mrs  Wm.  4  Torphichen  street 
Graham,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  33  South  Back 

Canongate 
Graham,  Mrs,  1  Farrington  place 
Graham,  Mrs,  12  Picardy  place 
Graham,  Mrs,  2  Greenhill  gardens 
Graham,  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Frederick  street 
Graham,   Miss    Stirling,    of   Duntrune,  29 

Forth  street 
Graham,  Miss,  9  Malta  terrace 
Graham,  Miss,  8  London  street 
Graham,  Miss,  30  Royal  circus 
Grahame,-  James,  writer,  29  Ann  street 
Grand  Lodge  of  Free  Gardeners,  Scotland, 

— Wm.  Burge,  ION. Bridge  St.  M.W.G.M.; 

J,  Middleton,  M.D.,  4  St  John  street,  G. 

Treasurer ;  James  Stewart,  Prince  Albert's 

buildings,  Secretary 
Grandison,  James,  shoemaker,  125  Pleasance 
Grandison,  Wm.  punch-cutter,  5  Lutton  place 
Grandison,  Mrs,  Binnie's  close 
Granger,  David,  lodgings,  22  India  street 
Grant  &  Anderson,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

merchants,  47  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Grant  and  Innes,  W.S.  18  Queen  street 
Grant  and  Wallace,  W.S.  30  Drummond  pi. 
Grant,  Alex,  law  and  general  printer,  14  St 

James'  square — house,  13 
Grant,    Alexander,  grocer,   wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  14  South  James'  street — ho.  10 
Grant,  Alex.  W.  17  Union  place 
Grant,  Archibald,  session  clerk  for  St  Cuth- 

bert's — ho.   Avenue   villas.  Comely  bank 

gardens 
Grant,  Colin  C,  W.S,,  4  No.  St  David  st. 
Grant,  D.  14  Canning  place 


Grant,  D.  S.  (G.  ^  ^.),  Claremont  cottage 

Grant,  David,  &  Co.  brassfounders  and  gas- 
meter  manufacturers,  45  Crosscausey — ho. 
20  Rankeillor  street 

Grant,  David,  5  Cassells'  place 

Grant,  David,  cook  and  confectioner,  6  North 
St  Andrew  street — ho.  31  St  Andrew  sq. 

Grant,  Daniel,  tailor,  301  Lawnmarket 

Grant,  Duncan,  agent,  44  South  bridge — 
house,  4  Meadow  place 

Grant,  George,  7  Grange  loan 

Grant,  Rev.  Ignatius,  17  Lauriston  street 

Grant,  Rev.  James,  D.D.  18  Gt.  King  st. 

Grant,  J,  Dundas,  advocate,  48  Northumber- 
land street 

Grant,  James,  superintendentof  Leith  police, 

18  Charlotte  St. — ho.  7  Summerfield,  Leith 
Grant,  James,  26  Danube  street 

Grant,  James,  33  Gilmore  place 
Grant,  James,  spirit  dealer,  19  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Grant,  John,  confectioner,  52  Shore — houses 

19  Bernard  street,  Leith 

Grant,  John,  traveller,  18  Drummond  street 
Grant,  John  P.,  35  Melville  street 
Grant,  John,  accountant,  15  Dean  terrace 
Grant,  Joseph,  W.S.  (G. ^  WaUace),30  Drum- 
mond place 
Grant,  Lachlan,  hotel  keeper,  154  Rose  street 
Grant,  Robert  (i2.  Grant  §"  Son),  2  Dean  ter. 
Grant,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  10  Greenside  row 

— house,  1  East  Gilchrist  entry 
Grant,  R.  wine  &  spirit  merchant,  52  London 

street— ho.  49 
Grant,  Robert,  &  Son,  booksellers,  publishers, 

and  stationers,  and  agents  to  the   Society 

for  Promoting  Christian    Knowledge,    54 

Princes  street 
Grant,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  10 

West  Adam  street 
Grant,    Robert,   cabinetmaker,  upholsterer, 

and  undertaker,  72  Clerk  street — house,  8 

W.  Adam  street 
Grant,  Wm.,  law  and  general  printer,  £2  W. 

Register  street 
Grant,  William  Watson,  cabinet  maker  and 

furniture  dealer,  34  Pleasance 
Grant,  Mrs  Jane,  41  York  place 
Grant,  Mrs,  18  Bruns%vick  street 
Grant,  Mrs,  7  Springfield,  Leith  walk 
Grant,  Mrs,  3  Maitland  street 
Grant,  Mrs,  24  Cumberland  street 
Grant,  Mrs,  10  Scotland  street 
Grant,  Mrs,  7  Atholl  place 
Grant,  Miss  Christina  B.  Bathfield  cottage 
Grant,  Miss  Elizabeth,  2  Eastfield 
Grant,  Miss  Isabella,  milliner,  20  Lothian  st. 
Grant,  Miss,  18  Pitt  street 
Grant,  Miss,  Greenside  house 
Grant,  Miss,  22  East  Preston  street 
Grassick,  James,  optician,  44  Cumberland  st. 
Gravett,  Jas.  butcher,  52  N.  Hanover  street 
Gravett,  Miss  E.  milliner,  18  Frederick  street 


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Gray    &     Macfarlane,    silk    mercers,    130 

Princes  street 
Gray,  Dunn,  &  Co.  biscuit  manufacturers, 

29 -A  B  rough  ton  street 
Gray,  Adam,  plumber,  gasfitter,  and  zincwrkr. 

17  Leven  street 
Gray,  Alexander  F.  pharmaceutical  chemist, 

5  Spring  gardens — house,  6 
Gray,  Alex,  grocer    and    spirit  dealer,   13 

Water  lane 
Gray,  Alex,  metal  merchant,  1  Gray's  place 
Gray,  Alexander,  30  Stafford  street 
Gray,  Andrew,  cork  manufacturer,  80  Shore 
Gray,  Andrew,  provision  dealer,  253  Canon- 
gate 
Gray,  Charles,  watch  and  clockmaker,14.  Bank 

street — house,  4  Park  street 
Gray,  Charles,  smith  and  ironmonger,    197 

Pleasance 
Gray,  Daniel,  house  painter,  18  India  place 
Gray,  Daniel  (  G.  P.- O.),  78  Pleasance 
Gray,  George,  house  carpenter,  Swanfield 
Gray,  G.  grocer  and  spirit  mer.  6  Jamaica  st. 
I*? — ho.  4 

Gray,  Geo.  hatter,l36  Kirkgate— house,  137 
Gray,  Hugh,  grocer,  27  Abbey  hill 
Gray,  J.  &  J.  proprietors  and  publishers  of 

North  British  Advertiser  and  Ladies'  Own 

Journal,  8  Melbourne  place 
Gray,  Jas.  &  Son,  bootmakers,  123-A  Princes 

street — house,  3  Gay  field  place 
Gray,  James,  &  Sons,  furnishing  ironmongers, 

stove  and  grate  makers  to   her   Majesty, 

85  George  street — house,  30  Stafford  st. 
Gray,  James,  &  Son,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  and  rectifiers,  19  Lothian  st. 
Gray,  Jas.  {Inland  Rev.),  4  Lord  Russell 

place 
Gray,  James,  clock  and  watchmaker,  6  N.- 

W,  Circus  place 
Gray,  James,  jun.  (J.  G.  §•  Son)  3  Gayfield 

place 
Gray,  James  {Aitken,  G.  <Sf  Co.),  3  Bonning- 

ton  place 
Gray,  James,  hosier,  outfitter,  and  shirt  manu- 
facturer, 95  Princes  street 
Gray,  James,  32  Buccleuch  place 
Gray,  James,  city  missionary,  23  York  place 
Gray,  Jas.  spirit  dealer,  1  St  Andrew's  wynd 
Gray,  James  (Gray  ^  Macfarlane),  15  Gil- 
more  place 
Gray,  James,  jeweller,  17  South  bridge 
Gray,  James  (  G.P.-O.),  2  Preston  terrace 
Gray,  Jo.  {Gray  ^  Son),  14  Gilmore  place 
Gray,  John,  grocer,  53  Broughton  street  and 

19  Dublin  St. — house,  23  Union  place 
Gray,  John,  9  Hill  square 
Gray,  John,  writer,  5  Roxburgh  street 
Gray,  John,  agent  for  Wallyford  colliery  and 

brick  work,  North  bridge  station 
Gray,  John,  2  Craigie  terrace 
Gray,  John,  21  South  College  street 
Gray,  John,  spirit  dealer,  37  Leven  street 


Gray,  John  E.   missionary  to  cabmen,  11 

Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Gray,  Mordaunt  (North  British  Advertiser),  11 

Inverleith  row 
Gray,  P.  Holyrood  palace — house,  6  Laverock 

bank.  Trinity 
Gray,  Thomas  A.  wright  and  undertaker,  9 

Dock  street 
Gray,  Thomas,  flesher,  20  Home  st. — ho.  1^ 
Gray,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  286  Canongate 
Gray,  William,  flesher,  ]  5  Tobago  street — ho. 

19  Gardner's  crescent 
Gray,  William,  23  Dundas  street 
Gray,  Wm.  agent  for  the  Provident  Clerks' 

Mutual  Life  Assurance  &  Benevolent  Fund, 

10  Montgomery  street 
Gray,  Wm.  dairyman,  and  coal  merchant,  46 

India  place 
Gray,  Rev.  W.  H.  5  Regent  terrace 
Gray,  William,  &  Co.  bone  crushers,  59  Sala- 
mander street,  Leith 
Gray,  William  &  Son,  saddlers,  13  S.  St  David 

street 
Gray,  Wm.  com.  agent,  9  Macnab  st. 
Gray,  Wm.  coal  agent,  8  Roxburgh  street 
Gray,  William,  baker,  98  Canongate 
Gray,  W.  A.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  11  Rankeillor  st. 
Gray,  Mrs  George,  30  Haddington  place 
Gray,  Mrs  James,  35  Barony  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  22  William  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  2  Broughton  place 
Gray,  Mrs,  32  Dundas  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  13  Howe  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  lodgings,  ]  40  Princes  street 
Gray,  IMrs,  11  Inverleith  row 
Gray,  Mrs,  19  Maitland  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  9  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Gray,  Mrs,  tobacconist,  Fife  place 
Gray,  Mrs  Thomas,  25  Gayfield  square 
Gray,  Miss,  24  Heriot  place 
Gray,  Miss,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  23  New  st. 
Gray,  Miss,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  6  Pitt  st. 
Gray,  ISIisses,  21  Lothian  road 
Gray,  Misses,  17  Howard  place 
Great  Britain  Life  Assurance  Society — W. 

Kelso  Thwaites,  S.S.C.  8  Abercromby  pi. 
Great    Seal  Office,  Register  house — James 

Hay  Mackenzie,  W.S.,  depute;  D.  Craig, 

substitute 
Greathead,  Henry,  turnery,  toy,  and  fancy 

bazaar,  25  South  bridge 
Greathead,  Miss,  milliner  &  strav^-hat  maker, 

78  Nicolson  street 
Green,  Alex,  artist,  52  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Green,  Charles,  cement  merchant,  Whitfield 

house 
Green,  George,  fish  merchant,  96  Giles'  st. 
Green,  Henry    Hugh,  teacher  of    writing, 

arithmetic,  and  book-keeping,  37  George 

street 
Green,  John  M.  teacher  of  writing,  arithmetic, 

and    book-keeping,    69    Northumberland 

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Green,  Joseph  S.  shawl  and  mantle  manu- 
facturer, 49  Princes  street — house,  84  Great 
King  street 

Green,  Mrs,  51  Brunswick  st. 

Green,  Misses,  Berlin  wool  warehouse,  15  W. 
Newington 

Greenaway,  James,  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 33  Elder  street — ho.  34  Barony  st. 

Greenfield,  James,  Morningside 

Greenfield,  John  S.  commission  agent,  9 
Crichton  street 

Greenfield,  Miss  Helen,  teacher  of  music,  9 
Crichton  street 

Greenhill,  Alex,  hay  and  victual  dealer,  153 
Fountainbridge — ho.  13  Ponton  street 

Greenhill,  James,  manager,  Clydesdale  Bank, 
Clydesdale  house,  41  Hanover  st. 

Greenhill,  John,  stationer,  10  Bank  st. — ho. 
15  Grange  road 

Greenhow,  Edward,  assist,  inspector  of  letter- 
carriers,  G.P.-O.,  1  N.  St  James'  street 

Greenoak,  Robert,  9  Minto  street 

Greenshiels,  Gavin,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker, 
14  Monteith's  close 

Greenslade,  Alex,  lodgings,  46  S.  Clerk  st. 

Greensmith,  Wm.  &  Son,  hosiers,  glovers, 
and  outfitters,  109  George  street 
[  Gregg,  John,  Rose  park.  Trinity 

Gregor,  Jas.,  teacher,  Booth  acre  cot.,  Leith 

Gregor,  John,  7  Fitt  street,  Bonnington 

Gregor,  D.  Clunie,  sec.  Colonial  Life  Assur- 
ance Co. — house,  7  Great  King  street 

Gregor,  W.  A.  warehouseman,  15  Arniston  pi. 

Gregory,  John,  advocate,  Canaan  lodge 

Gregory,  Miss,  14  Cumberland  street 

Greig,  Alex.  S.S.C,  agent  for  City  Parochial 
Board,  and  for  the  Rock  Life  Assurance 
Company,  London,  2  Nicolson  square 

Greig,  D.  &  J.,  engineers,  printing-press  and 
machine  makers,  iron  founders,  smiths,  steel 
and  copper  plate  manufacturers,  &c.  Foun- 
tain house — works,  Fountainbridge 

Greig,  David,  smith,  22  Buccleuch  street 

Greig,  David,  house  carpenter  and  builder, 
29  Rankeillor  st ho.  30  St  Leonard  street 

Greig,  David,  smith,  156  Rose  street — house. 
Upper  grove  place 

Greig,  David  (D.  S^  J.  Gr.),  9  Castle  terrace 

Greig,  David,  59  Thistle  street 

Greig,  G.  of  Eccles,  W.S.  11  Queen  street — 
ho.  9  Abercromby  place 

Greig,  George  M.  artist,  and  teacher  of  draw- 
ing and  painting,  10  South  Charlotte  street 

Greig,  G.  inspector  of  poor  for  the  City  parish 
of  Edinburgh,  office,  12  Lauriston  lane 

Greig,  George,  68  Gilmore  place 

Greig,  James,  37  Minto  street 

Greig,  James,  china  warehouse,  1  and  2  I^ow 
market  street 

Greig,  James  Gibson,  10  Danube  street 

Greig,  James,  clerk,  9  South  St  James'  pi. 

Greig,  J.  &  J.  coach  lace  manufacturers,  Mon- 
teith's close,  61  High  street 


Greig,  James  (J.  Sf  J.  G.)  17  Parkside  street 
Greig,  John,  &  Son,  printers,  6  Old  Physic  gar- 
dens— house,  7  Wharton  place 
Greig,  Jn.,  (J.  §•  J.  Gr.)  35  N.  Richmond  st. 
Greig,  J.  baker,  7  Tolbooth  wyd,  Leith — ho.  51 
Greig,   John  (^Jas.   Dickson    and    Sons^,   2 

Inverleith  terrace 
Greig,  John  (G.Sj  Son),  7  Wharton  place 
Greig,  John,  jun.  (G.  ^  Son)  3  Tantallon  pi. 
Greig,   John,   engineer  {D.    §•  J-  G.),    124 

Fountainbridge 
Greig,  John,  H.M.I.A.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Inspec- 
tor General  of  Hospitals,  29  Albany  street 
Greig,  Peter  M.   (Jas,  Dickson  and  iSons), 

56  Inverleith  Row 
Greig,  Robt.  (G.P.-O.),  6  Pilrig  st. 
Greig,  Thomas,  baker,  11  S.  Richmond  st. 
Greig,  Sommerville,  W.S.  2  Inverleith  terrace 
Greig,  William,  baker,  2  Jamaica  st. — ho.  33 

Howe  street 
Greig,  Mrs  Andrew,  29  Gayfield  square 
Greig,  Mrs  B.  42  Blacket  place 
Greig,  Mrs,  7  Hope  street 
Greig,  Mrs,  of  Eccles,  9  Abercromby  place 
Greig,  Mrs,  of  West  Cambus,  2  Inverleith 

terrace 
Greig,  Mrs,  23  Royal  terrace 
Greig,  Mrs,  2  Inverleith  row 
Greig,  Miss,  milhner  and  straw-bonnet  maker, 

59  Earl  Grey  street 
Greiner  Brothers,  clock  and  toy  warehouse, 

80  South  bridge 
Greiner,  C.  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker,  5 

Cockburn  street — ho.  46 
Greliche,  Ed.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  70 

Thistle  street 
Gresham  Life  Assurance  Society,  16  Dundas 

street — H.  J.  Rollo,  W.S.  agent 
Grey  &  Son,  veterinary  surgeons  to  the  Royal 

Caledonian  Hunt,  31  Pleasance  and  119 

Rose  street 
Grey,  Alex.  jun.  (  Gr.  <^  Son),  31  Pleasance 
Grey,  John,  Victoria  hotel,  3  Broughton  st. 
Grierson,  Andrew,  W.S.  15  St  Andrew  square 
Grierson,  G.  superintendt.  Rosebank  cemetery 
Grierson,  John  S.  smith,  tinsmith,  and  gas- 
fitter,  Broughton  market — ho.  15  Nelson  st. 
Grierson,  Miss  Margaret,  30  Rutland  square 
Grierson,  Miss,  30  Rutland  square 
Grieve  and  Oliver,  hatters  and  clothiers  to  the 

Queen,  19  Princes  street 
Grieve,  Andrew,  W.S.  4  Melville  crescent 
Grieve,  Andrew,  bookbinder  and  stationer, 

13  N.  Bank  st. 
Grieve,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  23 

Coburg  street,  Leith 
Grieve,  David,  joiner,  2  Keir  street 
Grieve,  Hay,  cabinet  maker,  15  St  James'  sq. 
Grieve,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  28 

Clerk  street — house,  24 
Grieve,  James,  plasterer,  40  St  Cuthbert  st. 

—house,  2  Grove  place 
Grieve,  John,  agent,  Whitfield  lane,' Leith 
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Grieve,  J.  (_Nat.  Bank),  Primrose  banlc,  Leith 
Grieve,  J.,  Cafe-Royal  hotel,  W.  Register  st. 
Grieve,  John,  Preston  Collieries  and  Bank 
Park  Fire-clay  Works,  office,  North  bridge 
station— John  Falconer,  agent 
Grieve,  John,  (G.P.-O.)  8  Dalrymple  place 
Grieve,  Robt.&Co.  carpet  manufacturers  and 
furniture  printers,  damask,  iron  bedstead, 
and  bedding  warehouse,  83  George  street 
Grieve,  Robt.  coach  currier,  patent  leather  & 
oil-cloth  manufacturer,  541   Castle  hill — 
house,  3  Seton  place 
Grieve,  R.  S.  (R.  G.  §•  Co.),  7  Blacket  place 
Grieve,  Thomas,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

40  Home  street 
Grieve,  William,  compositor,  &  Cheyne  street 
Grieve,  Wm.  wright,  23  Bernard  street 
Grieve,  Mrs  Gideon,  vrine  and  spirit  raercht. 

87  Rose  street 
Grieve,  Mrs  Wm.  Dalkeith  road 
Grieve,  Miss  Helen,  48  Lothian  street 
Grieve,  Miss  Margaret,  15  Blacket  place 
Grieve,  Miss,  25  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Grieve,  Miss,  7  Bank  place 
Grieve's  Royal  British  hotel,  22  Princes  street 
Griffith,  James,  accountant,  13  Bank  st. 
Griffith,  Miss  Mary,  13  Bank  street 
Grindlay,  Thomas,  26  Royal  circus 
Grindlay,  Mrs,  Grange  loan 
Grindlay,  Mrs,  26  Royal  circus 
Grinly,  Miss,  37  Constitution  street 
Grinton,  A.  46  Nicolson  street 
Groat,  Alex.  G.  advocate,  12  Hart  street 
Grosset,  James,  baker^  160  Fountainbridge 
Grosset,  William,  baker,  50  Home  street 
Groundwater,  J.  P.  clerk  of  records,    Ex- 
tractor's chambers,  Gen.  Regr.  house. 
Groundwater,  Peter,  1  Hope  park  crescent 
Grove,  Captain  Francis,  R.N.  2  Athole  cres. 
Groves,  Chas.  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

7  St  Andrew's  wynd,  Leith 
Grubb,  D.  R.  ]  0  Hugh  Miller  place 
Grubb,  J.  S.  music-seller,  1  Gayfield  place 
Grubb,  Miss,  dressmaker,  15  Drummond  st. 
Guarantee  Manure  Co.  F.  M'Minn,  agent, 

53  George  IV.  bridge 
Guardian  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co.  119 
George  street— James  Wilkie,  C.A.,  agent 
— See  Adv. 
Gulland,  James,  general  draper  and  outfitting 
merchant,  55  North  Hanover  st. — house, 
21  Broughton  street 
Gulland,  John,  corn  dealer,  20  Greenside  st.— 

house,  10  Broughton  street 
Gulland,  William,   W.S.   (Adamson  6f  G.) 

2  S.-W.  Circus  place 
Gundlach,   Henry,  teacher   of  German,    12 

Queen  street 
Gunn,  Alex,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,    10 

Leith  street 
Gunn,  Alex,  bookseller,  86  South  bridge- 
house,  Mayfield  loan,  Newington 
Gunn,  Alex,  grocer  &  spirit  dlr.  12  Yardheads 


Gunn,  Alexander,  28  Buccleuch  place 
Gunn,  Daniel,  clothier,  7  Catherine  street— 

ho.  10  Mary  field 
Gunn,  David,  Newhaven 
Gunn,  George,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  12 

Leith  street 
Gunn,  John,  wine  &  spirit  merchant,  6  Milne 

square 
Gunn,  R.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  9  Greenside  pi. 

manager  of  the  Greenside  Friendly  Society. 
Gunn,    Fiobert,    solicitor    and    sheriff- clerk- 
depute,  110  Constitution  st. — ho.  6  North 

Fort  street 
Gunn,  William,  &  Co.  ship  brokers,  coal  and 

commission  agents,  Granton 
Gunn,  Wm.  agent  for  the  Glasgow  Friendly 

Society,  3  Catherine  street 
Gunn,  Mrs  Don.  lodgings,  27  No.  Richmond 

street 
Gunn,  Mrs  Ellen,  grocer,  19  Clerk  street 
Gunn,  Mrs  George,  3  W.  Preston  street 
Gunn,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  51  Broughton  st. 
Gunn,  Miss,  3  Buccleuch  street 
Guthrie,  Alex.  S.S.C,  1  Drummond  place 
Guthrie,  Charles,  79  St  Leonard  street 
Guthrie,  David,  proprietor  and  editor.  Daily 

Review,  377  High  st. — ho.  21  London  st. 
Guthrie,  James,  coal  mercht.  127  Causeysid  e 
Guthrie,  Michael, spirit  merchant,  11  Coal  hill 
Guthrie,  Pat.  {Dymock  6;  G.),  8  Seton  place 
Guthrie,  Robert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  4  Coal 

hill,  Leith 
Guthrie,  Thomas,  grocer,  37  Giles'  street 
Guthrie,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D.  1  Salisbury  road 
Guthrie,  William,  advocate,  27  Rutland  st. 
Guthrie,  Mrs  Alex.  1  Drummond  place 
Guthrie,  Mrs,  1 1  Henry  street 
Guthrie,  Mrs,  fruit  merchant,  62  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
Guthrie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Broughton  place 
Guthrie  &  Shillinglaw,  Misses,  milliners,  48 

South  Clerk  street 
Guthrie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  Victoria  street 


Hackett,  John,  baker,  26  Yardheads 

Hadden,  James,  {R,  Madden  §•  Son.,)  59 
Kirkgate 

Hadden,  Robert,  &  Son,  painters,  100  Constitu- 
tion street,  Leith 

Haddow,  Thomas,  dairy.  Comely  bank  and 
9  Deanhaugh  street 

Haddow,  William,  dairy,  lON-W.  Circus  pi. 

Haddow,  W.  Clydesdale  inn,  26  Grassmarket 

Haden,  Geo.  &  Co.  engineer  and  manufact. 
of  warming  and  ventilating  apparatus,  &c. 
35  Castle  street 

Hagart  &  Burn  Murdoch,  W.S,  79  George  st. 

Hagart,  Colonel,  20  Duke  street 

Hagart,  Jas.  Valentine,  of  Glendelvine,  19 
Clarendon  crescent 

Hagart,  Lieut.-Col.  13  AthoU  crescent 

Hagarty,  Mrs  James,  shoemaker,  283  High  st. 

Haig,  Adam  A.  143  Princes  street 


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Haig,  Archibald  G-  commercial  traveller,  3 

West  Newington 
Haig,  George,  flesher,  4  Richmond  lane 
Haig,  Rev.  James,  2  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Haig,  Mrs  Robt.,  Viewpark,  Bruntsfield  links 
Haig,  Mrs,  14  Greenhill  gardens 
Haig,  Miss,  48  West  Richmond  street 
Haig,  Miss,  24  Gilmore  place 
Hailing,  George  William,  1  Henderson  row 
Hakluyt  Society — T.  G.  Stevenson,  22  Fre- 
derick street,  agent 
Halden,  Arch.  W.  {H.  M.  Customs),  6  Union 

street 
Haldane,  Alexander,  181  Canongate 
Haldane,  D.  Rutherford,  M.D.,  14  Stafiord 

street 
Haldane,  James,  C.A.  8  Chester  street 
Haldane,  Francis  M.  31  Buccleuch  place 
Haldane,  John,  pawnbroker,  9  Riddle's  close, 

Leith 
Haldane,  Robert,  of  Cloanden,  W.S.  17  Char- 
lotte square 
Haldane,  Mrs  Wm.  23  Lauriston  street 
Haldane,  Mrs  Wm.  C.  30  Hamilton  place 
Haldane,  Mrs,  34  Drummond  place 
Haldon,  Geo.  builder,  26  Grove  street 
'  Haliburton.Mrs  Andriana,  Stoneyfield  cottage, 

Morningside 
Halkett,  Major-General  John  Craigie,  C.B., 
(late  of  H.  M.  Indian  army,)  59  Melville 
street 
Halkett,  Samuel,  keeper  of  the  Advocates' 

library,  35  East  Claremont  street 
Halkett,  Misses,  1  Randolph  place 
Hall,  Arch,  boatman  of  customs.  1  Annfield, 

Newhaven 
Hall,  A.  B.  cabinetmaker,  6  Glover  street 
Hall,  David,  lodgings,  6  India  street 
Hall,  David,  advocate,  13  Pitt  street 
Hall,  George,  smith,  Newhaven 
Hall,  Joseph  'Leviis  {Ordnance Survey  Sept,'), 

1  Laverock  bank,  Trinity 
Hall,  Robert,  smith  and  edge-tool  maker,  4 

Laurie  street 
Hall,  Thos.  painter  and  glazier,  2  Elder  st. 
Hall,  Thomas,  3  Strathearn  road 
Hall,  Thos.  jun.,  painter  and  glazier,  24  Gay- 
field  square 
Hall,  Thomas,  lodgings,  1  Charlotte  square 
Hall,  William,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  nphol- 

sterer,  and  undertaker,  16  Duke  st.  Leith 
Hall,  William,  3  Leopold  place 
Hall,  William,  Drummore,  Pencaitland,and  St 
Germain's  Colliery  Office,  North  British 
Railway  station 
Hall,  Wm.  teacher,  Heriofs  school,   Borth- 

wick's  close,  12  Buccleuch  place 
Hall,  Mrs  John,  5  Hermitage  hill,  Leith 
Hall,  Mrs,  ll  Antigua  street 
Hall,  Mrs,  Rose  bank,  Bonnington 
Hall,  Miss,  9  Madeira  street.  No.  Leith 
Hall,  Misses,  dressmakers,  1  Clerk  street 
Hallard,  Fred,  advocate,  7  Whitehouse  terrace 


Halley,  Geo.  Bonnington  grove 
Halley,  Rev.  Thomas,  6  Henderson  row 
Halley,  William,  druggist,  77  Shore 
Halliburton,  W.  W.  General  Post-office — ho. 

Roseville,  Duddingston 
Halliday,  Adam,  flesher,  171  West  port 
Halliday,  William,  skinner,  tanner,  and  wool 

merchant,  Bonnington 
Halliday,  Wm.  paper-staining  works,  Grove 

road 
Halliday,  Mrs,  lodgings,  115  Princes  street 
Halliday,  Mrs,  Grove  cottage 
Halliday,  Miss  E.  S.  lodgings,  34  Charlotte  sq. 
Hallows,  Frederick  J.  1 9  George  street 
Halswelle,  Keeley,  artist — studio,  IC  Picardy 

place 
Hambleton,  Wm.  Innes,  14  Roxburgh  street 
Hamburgh  Steam  Packet  Office — J.  Currie  & 

Co.,  34  Bernard  street 
Hamilton  &  Kinnear,  W.S.  35  Queen  street 
Hamilton  &  Miiller,    London   and  foreign 

pianoforte  and  music- sellers,   116  George 

street 
Hamilton,    Adam,    professor  of    music,    18 

Castle  street 
Hamilton,  Alexander  {H.  ^  KS),  The  Elms, 

Whitehouse  loan 
Hamilton,  Andrew,  tea  merchant  and  grocer, 

12  Nicolson  st. — ho.  13  Roxburgh  st. 
Hamilton,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht, 

163  Fountainbridge 
Hamilton,  D.&T.  organ  builders  to  the  Queen, 

116  George  st. 
Hamilton,  Daniel,  baker,  38  Kirkgate 
Hamilton,  Major  Ferrier,  M.P.  13  Royal  ter. 
Hamilton,  Hubert,  advocate,  16  Great  King 

street 
Hamilton,  H.  tobacconist,  62  Clerk  street 
Hamilton,   Colonel  J.  J.  Bengal    army,  56 

Albany  street 
Hamilton,  Jas.  flesher,  16  &  17  New  market, 

Leith — house,  4  Riddle's  close 
Hamilton,  James   Campbell,    of    Dalserf,   7 

Shandwick  place 
Hamilton,  James,  6  London  row 
Hamilton,  James,  clerk,  7  East  Adam  street 
Hamilton,  J.  H.  (R.  White  4-  Co.),  G  Elm  row 
Hamilton,  Rev.  James,  chaplain,  Roi/al  In~ 

firviary,  6  Upper  Gray  street 
Hamilton,  James  W.  assistant  clerk  of  justi- 
ciary, 20  Dublin  street 
Hamilton,  James  and  Wm.  house  carpenters 

and  joiners,  18  So.  Junction  st. 
Hamilton,  J.  Anderson,  architect,  28  South 

Frederick  street 
Hamilton,  John,  W.S.  and  agent  for  the  West 

of  England  Insurance  Co.  81  George  st. — 

house,  7  Great  Stuart  street 
Hamilton,  John,  surgeon,  90  Prince  Albert 

buildings,  Viewcraig 
Hamilton,  John,  4  Maryfield 
Hamilton,  John,  house  painter,  IOO-b  George 

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Hamilton,  John  Alex,  architect,  41    George 
street,  and  13  Bank  street,  Leith — houscj 
4  Maryfield 
Hamilton,  Matthew,  2  Primrose  place 
Hamilton,  R.  W.  manager.  Gen.  Steam  Navi- 
gation Co.  21  Waterloo  place,  &  51  Bernard 
street,  Leith. — See  Adv. 
Hamilton,  Robert,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E,,  11  N. 

Merchiston  place 
Hamilton,  R.  W.  Broom  park,  Granton  pier 
Hamilton,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

36  Blair  street — ho.  21 
Hamilton,  R.  S.  12  Rose  street 
Hamilton,  R.  S.  accountant,  18  Leopold  pi. 
Hamilton,  Thomas,  wood  merchant,  53    St 

Leonard  street 
Hamilton,  Maj.-Gen.  Walter,  C.B.  56  Albany 

street 
Hamilton,  Lieut.-Col.  Walter,  E.LC.S.  13 

East  Claremont  street 
Hamilton,  Wm.  tea  dealer,  10  Brighton  st. 
Hamilton,  William  B.  {Accountant's  Office, 

G.P.-  O.),  7  Fife  place 
Hamilton,  William,  bootmaker,  100  George  st. 

—house,  Lauder  road 
Hamilton,  W.  L.  tea  dealer,  8  Brighton  street 
Hamilton,  W.  bootmaker  &  house  agent,  122 

Nicolson  St. 
Hamilton,  W.  L.  hatter,  42  North  bridge 
Hamilton,  William,  spirit-dealer,  71  St  Leo- 
nard street 
Hamilton,  Lady,  16  Great  King  street 
Hamilton,  The  Lady  Mary,  13  Eton  terrace 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Charles,  1  Blackford  road 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Robert,  24  Inverleith  row 
Hamilton,  Mrs  Thomas,  10  Hill  place 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Salisbury  street 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  8  Salisbury  street 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Barony  street 
Hamilton,    Miss    Charlotte,    music- teacher, 

116  George  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  milliner,  23  Nicolson  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  13  Royal  circus 
Hamilton,  Miss,  4  Henderson  row 
Hamilton,  Miss,  75  Great  King  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  36  Queen  street 
Hampton,  Mrs,  47  Constitution  street,  Leith 
HAND-in-Hand  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co., 
6  Pitt  st — J.  B.  W.  Lee,  S.S.C,  agent  for 
Scotland 
Handyside,  George,  shoe  warehouse,  2  Junc- 
tion street,  Leith 
Handyside,  James,  grocer,  10  Causeyside 
Handyside,  Joseph,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Bath  place 
Handyside,  P.  D.,M.D.,  F.R.S.E.  11  Hope  st. 
Handyside,  Wm.  25  Great  King  street 
Handyside,  W.  of  Cornhill,  44  Inverleith  row 
Handyside,  Mrs,  10  Moray  place 
Hanna,  Thos.  C,  C.A.  5  Nelson  street 
Hanna.Rev.  W.,  D.D.  LL.D.  6  Castle  terrace 
Hannah,   William,  poulterer  and  provision 
merchant,  13  I^stoick  street 


Hannan,  Rev.  Edward,  St  Patrick's,  Cowgate 
Hansen,  H.  P.,  North  Fort  street 
Hanson,  H.  P.  and  Co.  ship-brokers  and  com- 
mission agents,  2  Dock  place 
Hanson,  Wm.  teacher  of  music,  10  Forres  st. 
Hanson,  Miss,  teacher  of  piano  and  singing,  10 

Forres  street 
HARBOUR-master's  office,  foot  of  Shore,  Leith 
Harcus,  Henry,  shoemaker,  36  Clerk  street — 

ho.  2  Lord  Russell  place 
Harden,  Robert  A.  6  Doune  terrace 
Hardesty,  Geo.  draper  and  commission  agent, 

10  Nicolson  street 
Hardie  &  Knight,  laundresses,  bleachers,  and 

scourers.  Royal  crescent 
Hardie,  Adam,  flesher,  12  St  Anthony  place 
Hardie,  Andw.  cabinetmaker,  62  Lauriston 

street,  and  3  Cowfeeder  row 
Hardie,  David,  bookseller,  7  Bank  street 
Hardie,  James,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant, 

15  Queensferry  street — house,  11  Alva  st. 
Hardie,  James,  2  Haddington  place 
Hardie,  James,  tailor,  2  Glanville  place 
Hardie,  James  T.  {James  Duncan  ^  Co.), 

6  John's  place,  Leith 
Hardie,  John  &  W.  commission  merchants, 

18  Greenside  place 
Hardie,  John,  4  Gay  field  place 
Hardie,  John,  bootmaker,  2  Cannon  place 
Hardie,  Robert,  &  Co.  printers,  20  Frederick 

street,  and  77  Rose  street 
Hardie,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  38  Broughton 

street 
Hardie,  Thomas,  merchant,  46  Bernard  st 

house,  10  John's  place 
Hardie,  T.  lodgings,  38  York  place 
Hardie,  Wm.  Sons  &  Low,  cabinetmakers  and 

upholsterers,  61  Frederick  street 
Hardie,  W.  P.  {Purves  and  Co.),  76  George 

street 
Hardie,  Wm.  superin.   Regis.  Office,  21    St 

James'  square 
Hardie,    William,   deputy    harbour   master, 

Granton  pier 
Hardie,  Wm.  (N.  B.  Railway^,  24  Fettes  row 
Hardie,  Wm.  commission  agent,  7  South  St 

James'  street 
Hardie,  Miss,  26  Albany  street 
Hardie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  38  Broughton  st. 
Hardie,  Miss,  music  teacher,  11  Montague  st. 
Hardy,  Charles  H.  fancy  cabinet  and  dressing- 
case  maker,  43  North  Pitt  street 
Hardy,  Henry,  architect,  7  St  Andrew  square 

— house,  32  Minto  street 
Hardy,  James,  Ehzafield,  Bonnington 
Hardy,  Mrs,  10  Minto  street 
Hardy,  Mrs,  32  Minto  street,  Newington 
Hardyman,  John  H.,  W.S.  assistant  extrac- 
tor in  the  Court  of  Session,  14  Inverleith 

row 
Harfeld,  Rev.  Ab.  3  Catherine  st. 
Hargitt,  Charles,  professor  of  music,  56  Queen 

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Harkess,  Jas.  spirit  merchant,  11  High  st. 

Harlmesp,  T.  B.  {Surveyors'  Department,  G. 
P.-O.)  2  Abbey  mount 

Harkora,  Joseph,  gun  and  rifle  manufacturer, 
32  Princes  street — house,  3  Gayfield  place 

Harley,  David,  bill-poster,  15  High  st. 

Harlow,  Thos.  paper  ruler,  &c.  22  Niddry  st. 

Harper,  George,  agent.  Water  of  Leith 

Harper,  Henry,  42  Pilrig  model  buildings 

Harper,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  21 
Rose  street — house,  90 

Harper,  Rev.  James,  D.D.  Leith  mount 

Harper,  John,  merchant,  21  Leopold  place 

Harper,  W.  P.  {H.,  Thomson,  ^-  Co.)  Leith 
mount 

Harpers,  Thomson,  &  Co.  corn  factors  and 
commission  agents,  Corn  Exchange  build- 
ings, Leith 

Harris,  A.  2  Rankeillor  place 

Harris,  James,  silk  dyer,  24  W.  Crosscausey 

Harris,  Joseph  Thorne,  professor  of  music, 
piano,  harmonium,  organ,  and  composition, 
17  York  place 

Harrison  and  Hill,  woollen  drapers  and  hat- 
ters, 36  and  37  North  bridge 

Harrison,  George,  12  Blackford  road 

Harrison,  Geo.  &  Co.  (successors  to  Ogilvie), 
tweed  warehousemen,  31  North  bridge 

Harrison,  H.  secretary,  TJnited  Kingdom  Pro- 
vident Institution,  2  Mansfield  place 

Harrison,  Captain  John,  adjt.  Royal  Mid- 
Lothian  Yeomanry,  18  Alva  street 

Harrison,  Mrs,  19  Dundas  street 

Harrower,  Alex,  victual  dealer,  46  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Harrower,  Mrs  D.  lodgings,  7  So.  Charlotte  st. 

Harrower,  Mrs,  Berlin  wool,  stationer,  and 
small  wares,  2  Summer  place 

Hart,  Francis,  teacher  and  boarding  school, 
66  Gllmore  place 

Hart,  Wm.  philosophical  instrument  maker, 
8  Hill  square — house,  8  North  College  st. 

Hart,  Mrs,  lodgings;  137  George  street 

JIart,  Isabella,  24  Clerk  street 

Hartley,  Thomas  F.  clothier  and  hatter,  8 
South  St  Andrew  st. — ho.  16  Manor  place 

Harthill,  John,  North  British  and  Colonial 
News  rooms,  emigration  and  newspaper 
agent,  17  Waterloo  place — house,  10  Sti-ai- 
ton  place,  Portobello 

Hartman,  Mrs,  10  Nicolson  street 

Harvey,  George,  R.S.A.  historical  painter,  21 
Regent  terrace 

j  Harvey,  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  108  Rose  st. 

I  Harvey,  James,  8  Comely  green  place 

Harvey,  Peter,  painter,  33  St  Andrew  square 

Harvey,  R.  E.  commission  merchant,  27 
Quality  street 

Harvey,  Mrs,  3  Barony  street 

Harvie,  Miss,  45  George  square 

Hassell,  Mrs,  Globe  tavern,  10  Shore,  Leith 

Hastie,  Alex,  bill  poster,  M'Leod's  land,  Old 
Assembly  close 


Hastie,  Francis,  bookseller,  29  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Hastie,  John,  18  West  Nicolson  street 
Hastie,  Thomas,  baker,  7  Duncan  street 
Hastie,  William,  agent,  21  Clyde  street 
Hastie,  Mrs  Jane,  2  West  Newington  place 
Hastie,  Mrs,  26  Royal  crescent 
Hastings,     Robert,    accountant,     Clydesdale 

Bank,  George  street 
Hastings,  Thos.  engineer,  5  Cannon  st.  Leith 
Haswell,  Geo.  writer,  28  Minto  street 
Haswell,  George  C.  wine  mercht.  and  family 

grocer,  1  South  Clerk  street — ho.  5 
Haswell,  Jas.  wine  mercht.  &  grocer,  30  Green- 
side  street  and  66  Grassmarket — house, 

Gayfield  house 
Hately,  John,  contractor,  2  St  James'  square 
Hately,  Thos.  Ledgerwood,  teacher  of  music, 

1 7  St  James'  square 
Hately,  Walter,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  17  St 

James'  square 
Hately,    Miss,   teacher  of  pianoforte,  17  St 

James'  square 
Hathorn,  Mrs,  of  Castlewigg,  9  Forth  street 
Hatton,  Geo.  T.   K.  H.  d:  Co.)  25  Nelson  st. 
Hatton,  James,  W.S.  25  Nelson  street 
Hauptman,  Iz.  &  Co.  glass  engravers,  cutters, 

and  crystal  lustre  manufacts.  22  Greenside 

lane 
Hawk  FIELD    House  Lunatic  Asylum,  Res- 

talrig  road,  Leith 
Hawkins,  Miss,  dressmkr.  2  Lord  Russell  pi. 
Hawks,  Edward,  engineer,  39  Barony  street 
Hawks,  Jn.  bit  and  spur  maker,  1  Calton  hill 
Hawks,   Hen.  engineer,  N.  B.  E.  P.  &  D. 

Railway  station.  Canal  street 
Hawley,  Wm.  tile  layer,  21  Jamaica  street 
Hawthorn,  William,  9  Cheyne  st. 
Hawthorns  and  Co.  engineers,  Leith  engine 

works,  South  Junction  street,  Leith,  and 

Granton  iron  works,  Granton — S.  D.  Davi- 
son, managing  partner — ho.  SeaclifF,  Trinity 
Hay  and  Philips'  religious  book  and  Bible 

depository,  58  Kirkgate 
Hay  and  Pringle,  W.S.  20  Young  street 
Hay,  Alex.  1  Gayfield  place 
Hay,  Alex.  213  Cowgate 
Hay,  Alexander,  5  Hope  pfirk  crescent 
Hay,  Alexander,  jun.  watchmaker  &  jeweller, 

45  Princes  street — house,  31  Broughton  st. 
Hay,  Alex,  writer,  Bonnington  bank 
Hay,  A .  portrait  engraver,  10  W.  Preston  st. 
Hay,  A.  30  Alva  street 
Hay,  Alex,  stationer,  engraver,  and  printer, 

4  North  bridge 
Hay,  Arch.,  commission  agent,  2  Salisbur 
Hay,  Sir  Arthur  Graham,  bart.   of  Far 

Pitt  street 
Hay,  Chas.  10  Fettes  row 
Hay,  D.  R.  and  Co.  decorative  painters  to  the 

Queen,  90  George  street 
Hay,  David,  teacher  of  English,  &c.  2  Drum- 

mond  street 
Hay,  David,  draper,  65  Canongate 


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Hay,  G.  &  D.  photographic  artists,  68  Princes 

street — ho.  32  Bath  street,  Portobello 
Hay,  George^  artist,  16  Picardy  place 
Hay,  George,  house  agent,  39  Home  street 
Hay,  George,  14  Grove  road 
Hay,  George,  65  Castle  street 
Hay,  George,  missionary,  17  Keir  st. 
Hay,  Hamilton,  S.A.L.  accountant,  16  North 

Bank  street — ho.Westerhall,  Meadows 
Hay,  J.  &  A.  leather  merchts.  57  Niddry  st. 
Hay,  J.  &  J.,  saddlers  and  harness  makers, 

28  South  Hanover  street 
Hay,  James,  postmaster,  109  Abbey  hill 
Hay,  Jas.  Edin.  Roperie  Co.  5  Links  pi.  Leith 
Hay,  James,  baker,  277  Canongate 
Hay,  J.  G.  &  Son,  silk  dyers,  13  N.  Melville 

place — works.  Water  of  Leith 
Hay,  J.  H.,  John's  place,  St  Leonard's 
Hay,  John,  victual  dealer,  88  Grassmarket — 

house,  62 
Hay,  John,  silk  dyer,  9  Fyfe  place 
Hay,  John,  of  Morton,  16  Chester  street 
Hay,  John  (^Hay  &f  Co.)  25  George  street 
Hay,  John,  woollen  draper,  289  High  street — 

house,  29  Buccleuch  place 
Hay,  John,  &  Co.,  clothiers,  shirtmakers,  and 

outfitters,  55  North  bridge — ho.  23  George 

street 
Hay,  John,  miller.  Hay's  mill,  Leith  walk — 

ho.  7  Smith's  place 
Hay,  John  C,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 

11  Melbourne  place 
Hay,  M.  &  Sons,  Slamannan  collieries — coal 

masters  &  coke  manufacturers,  Haymarket 
Hay,  P.  &  R.  silk-dyers  and  scourers,  1  Heriot 

buildings,  and  5  S.  St  David  st. — See  Adv. 
Hay,  Peter  (P.  ^  R.  if.),  5  King's  place 
Hay,  Peter,  junr.,  silk  dyer,  7  King's  place 
Hay,  Peter,  grocer,  44  Lothian  street 
Hay,  Peter,  grocer,  1  Filrig  place 
Hay,  Robert  (P.  ^  R.  H.%  10  Fyfe  place 
Hay,  E.  &  G.,  family  grocers  and  wiue  mer- 
chants, 8  Huntly  street,  and  1  Elm  row — 

house,  3  Y/^arriston  crescent 
Hay,  R.  boot  and  boot-leg  manufacturer,  36 

Niddry  street  and  7  South  Mddry  street 
Hay,  Samuel,  Trinity  cottage 
Hay,   Thomas,  assistant-inspector    of  poor. 

City,  134  Causeyside 
Hay,  Thomas,  merchant,  and  Governaient 

emigration  office,  31  Quality  street — house, 

Cromwell  house.  South  Junction  street 
Hay,  William,  ivood  merchant,  Haddon'scourt 

— house,  1  West  Richmond  street 
Hay,  Wm.  tobacconist,  32  Howe  street  and 

99  Princes  st. — ho.  34  Howe  street 
Hay,  Wm.   coalmaster,  2  Grove  street 
Hay,  William,  architect  7  Hill  street 
Hay,  William,  smith,  4  Greenside  row 
Hay,Wm.Bremner,S.S.C.,bailieofHolyrood, 

3  Howe  street — house,  5  London  street 
Hay,  Mrs  Beatrice,  5  Annandale  street 
Hay,  Mrs  Colonel,  30  Regent  terrace 


Hay,  Mrs,  ladies'  outfit  and  baby  liuea  ware- 
house, 25  George  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  51  Constitution  street 
Hay,  Mrs  R.  S.,  3  Rutland  square 
Hay,    Mrs,    fruiterer    and   greengrocer,    18 

Green  market 
Hay,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Maitland  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  38  Dublin  street 
Hay,  Isabella,  3  Teviot  row- 
Hay,  Miss,  21  North  Nelson  street 
Hay,  Miss,  grocer,  19  Haddington  place 
Hay,  Miss  Dalrymple,  7  Coates  crescent 
Hay,  Misses  M.  &  J.,  dressmak.  38  Dublin  st. 
Hayden,  Wm  R.  14  Clerk  street 
Hayne,  Miss,  staymaker,  1 1  S.  Frederick  st. 
Hayward,  Robt.  4  Whitehouse  terrace 
Healey,  Helen,  shoemaker  to  the  Queen,  53 

Hanover  street 
Healey,  Mrs  Alexander,  baker,  1  Crosscausey 
Hearder,  Thos.  B.  druggist  and  dentist,  18  S. 

Frederick  street 
Heath,  John,   park  keeper.  West  cottages, 

Granton  pier 
Heatly,  Andrew,  2  Pilrig  street 
Heatly,  Mrs,  dairy,  9  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 
Heattlie,  Mrs,  12  Rankeillor  street 
Hector,  David,  advocate,  25  Rutland  square 
Heddle,  James,  rectifier,  5  Water  lane — house, 

28  Bernard  street 
Heddle,  John  Geo.  of  Melsetter,  13  Gloucester 

place 
Heddle,  Mrs,  28  Bernard  st. 
Heiton,  John,  of  Darnick  Tower,  accountant, 

1  Hunter  sq. — ho.  7  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Henderson  &  Bisset,  bookbinders  to  her  Ma- 
jesty, 19  Hill  street 
Henderson   &  Turnbull,  wine  &  spirit  mer- 
chants, 53  and  54  Bernard  street 
Henderson  &  Wilson,  builders,  27  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Henderson,  Adam,  10  Roxburgh  street 
Henderson,  Alex.  35  Lothian  street 
Henderson,  Alex,  builder,  12  Coates  place 
Henderson,  Alex.,  H.E.I.C.M.S.  10  Church 

hill 
Henderson,  A.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  50 

North  Hanover  street 
Henderson,  Andrew,  20  Annandale  street 
Henderson,  Andrew,  late  officer  of  Customs, 

9  West  Claremont  street 
Henderson,  A.  engraver,  lithographic  &  letter- 
press steam  printer,  71  Shore,  Leith — ho. 

4  Tolbooth  wynd 
Henderson,  Angus,  optician,  23  S.  Hanover 

street — house  1 1  High  terrace 
Henderson,  Archd.  23  Clerk  street 
Henderson,  Barclay,  superin.  of  works,  Gas 

Co.,  Reid's  court,  Canongate 
Henderson,  Chas.,  S.S.C.  {Leburn,  H.S^  IF.), 

.56  George  square 
Henderson,  Charles  J.  39  Royal  terrace 
Henderson  D.,   baker  and    confectioner,   4 

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Henderson,  Davidj  ironm.  27  Barony  street 
Henderson,  David,  23  Maitland  street 
Henderson,  D.  (/Z.  §•  /.),  Claremont  park 
Henderson,  Rev.  D.  chaplain,  house  governor, 

Gillespie's  hospital,  1  Bruntsfield  place 
Henderson,  Dav.  chimney-sweeper,  9  Gibb's 

entry 
Henderson,  David,  writer,  6  Upper  Gilmore 

place 
Henderson,  David  Wemyss,  grain  broker  and 

factor,  129  Constitution  street — ho. 5  Morton 

street,  Leith 
Henderson,  David,  hatter,  46  North  bridge, 

and  64*  Leith  street — ho.  15  Meadow  place 
Henderson,  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  9  Physic 

gardens — ho.  2 
Henderson,  Geo.,  8  Springfield,  Leith  walk 
Henderson,  George,  ironmonger,  and  dealer 

in  all  kinds  of  tools,  20  Victoria  street 
Henderson,  Geo.  10  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Henderson,  G.,  6  Howe  street 
Henderson,  George,  IT  London  street 
Henderson,  George,  63  Cumberland  street 
Henderson,  G.  (i?.  L.  Co.),  54  Inverleith  row 
Henderson,  George,  8  Madeira  place 
Henderson,  George,  porter,  86  Kirkgate 
Henderson,  H.  coach  hirer.  Regent  ter.  lane 
Henderson,  Henry,  Viewforth  place 
Henderson,  James  C,  S.S.C.  99-b  George  st. 
Henderson,  3a.nw.s{Crawford,  Cree,  dj  Co.)  11 

Seton  place.  Grange 
Henderson,  J.  wholesale  stationer,  19  Blair 

street — house,  6  Lauriston  park 
Henderson,  Jas.  Forman  (^Banlc  of  Scotland), 

4  Malta  terrace 
Henderson,  James,  dairy  keeper  and  coal  mer- 
chant, Roseburn 
Henderson,  James,  7  Fyfe  place 
Henderson,  James,  photographer,  68  Princes 

street 
Henderson,  James,  11  Jane  terrace 
Henderson,  .James,  smith  &  farrier,  4  Murray 

street,  Crosscausey — ho.  E.  Crosscausey 
Henderson,  James,  messenger  {Union Bank), 

6  Brighton  street 
Henderson,   James,  coal  merchant,  7  Fort- 

Hopetoun — ho.  14  Heriot  place 
Henderson,  James,  baker,  4  West  port 
Henderson,  James,  dairy,  4  Pitt  street 
Henderson,  J.  D.,  7  Henry  street 
Henderson,  John,  builder,  69  Broughton  st. 
Henderson,  John,  contractor,  Bellevue 
Henderson,  John,  slater  &  glazier,  3  Castle 

street 
Henderson,  Lieut.  J.,  R.N.,  31  Gayfield  sq. 
Henderson,  John,  Queen's  remembrancer,  and 

registrar  of  joint  stock  companies  in  Scot- 
land, Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  sq. 

— house,  Corstorphine  hill  house 
Henderson,  John,  agent,  Mann's  Parcel  De- 
spatch Company,  1  Frederick  street — ho. 

21  Gardner's  crescent 
Henderson,  John,  S.S.C.  20  St  Patrick  square 


Henderson,  John,  M.D.  7  John's  pi.  Leith 
Henderson,  John,  painter,  4  Spence's  place 
Henderson,  Robt.,  S.S.C.  11  Royal  Exchange 

— house,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Henderson,    Robert,    house    carpenter    and 

builder,  St  Cuthbert's  lane — office,  52  Rose 

street — house,  I  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Henderson,  R.  Short's  observatory.  Castle  hill 
Plenderson,  R.  {H.  <§•  Wilson),  9  Summerfield 
Henderson,  T.  W.,  baker  and  confectioner, 

1  Dubhn  street — house,  4  Northumberland 

place 
Henderson,  Thomas,  bread  and  biscuit  baker, 

6  N.  Newington  place 
Henderson,  Thos.,  18  Broughton  street 
Henderson,  Thomas,  tea  and  coffee  merchant, 

21  Richmond  place 
Henderson,  Thomas,  W.S.  {Murdoch,  Boydt 

and  H.),  8  Brunton  place 
Henderson,  Thomas,  7  East  Preston  street 
Henderson,  Thomas,  clerk  of  the  corn  mar- 
ket, 23  Lauriston  street 
Henderson,  Thomas  S.  teacher,  36  India  st. 

— ho.  9  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Henderson,  W.  F.  Union  street,  Leith 
Henderson,  Walter,  commercial  traveller,  44 

Pleasance 
Henderson,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  prof,  of 

med.  &  gen.  pathology,  19  Ainslie  place 
Henderson,  Wm.  &  Son,  victual  dealers,  16 

Cowgate  head 
Henderson,  Wm.  banker,  8  Brunton  place 
Henderson,  Wm.  victual  dealer,  20  Buccleuch 

street 
Henderson,  Wm.  {B.LmenCo.)2l  Scotlandst. 
Henderson,  William,  grocer,  1  Morison  st. — 

house  2 
Henderson,  William,  smith  and  bell  hanger, 

Chalmers'  close,  81  High  street 
Henderson,  Wm.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  49 

Candlemaker  row — ho.  122  Lauriston  pi. 
Henderson,  C.  trimming  shop,  5  Greenside  pi. 
Henderson,  Mrs  Dr,  4  Newbattle  terrace 
Henderson,  Mrs  David,  16  Manor  place 
Henderson,  Mrs   E.  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 19  High  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  George,  4  Park  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  J.  {H.  8f  B,)  30  Clarence  st. 
Henderson,  Mrs  James,  16  Hart  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  James,  No.  Merchiston  place 
Henderson,  Mrs  James,  10  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Henderson,  Mrs  John,  1  Nelson  street 
Henderson,  Mrs  Percy,  16  Buckingham  ter. 
Henderson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  India  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  14  Potterrow 
Henderson,  Mrs,  5  Greenhill  park 
Henderson,  Mi-s,  38  Inverleith  row 
Henderson,  Mrs,  5  Rose  villa,  Laverock  bank 
Henderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  44  India  pi. 
Henderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  Haddington 

house,  S.  B.  of  Canongate 
Henderson,  Mrs,  4  John's  place 
Henderson,  Mrs,  27  South  Clerk  street 


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Henderson,  Mrs,  146  Princes  street 
Henderson,     Miss     Agnes,     dressmaker,   2 
Cheyne  street 

Henderson,  Miss,  2  Newington  terrace 

Henderson,  Miss,  39  Howe  street 

Henderson,  Misses,  of  Stemstei-,  12  Ann  st. 

Hendrie,  H.  commer.  travell.  4  Arthur  street 
Hendrie,  J.  &  H.,  provision  merchants.  Qua- 
lity court,  Leith 

Hendrie,  Jas.  tobacco  manufacturer,  4  Cathe- 
rine street  and  292  Canongate — house,  1 
Arthur  street,  Pilrig  street 

Hendry,  Robt.  M.,  writer  and  accountant,  10 
Duncan  street,  Drummond  place 

Hendry,  Wm.  saddlers'  ironmonger.  Castle 
terrace,  Lothian  road 

Henney,  Wm.  tailor  and  clothier,  21  Leith  st. 

Henry  and  Corrie,  Russian  merchants,  17 
Constitution  street,  Leith 

Henry,  A.  gun,  rifle,  and  pistol  manufacturer, 
12  S.  St  Andrew  st. — ho.  45  George  street 

Henry,  Isaac  Anderson,  of  Woodend,  Hay 
lodge.  Trinity 

Henry,  J.,  S.S.C.,  6  George  st. — ho.  Liberton 

Henry,  John  (Jollie,  Strong,  and  H.),  29  Rut- 
land square 

Henry,  John,  3  Davie  street 

Henry,  Jn.  artificial  limb  and  bandage  maker, 
3  York  place 

Henry,  Thomas,  90  George  street 

Henry,  W.  Grant  {H.  Sf  Corrie),  Ainslie  ho. 
20  Ainslie  place 

Henry,  Mrs  Edw.  2  Frederick  street 

Hepburn,  David,  L.D.S.R.C.S.  Engd.,7  Aber- 
cromby  place 

Hepburn,  Simon,  carver  and  gilder,  26  Han- 
over street — house,  26  Frederick  street 

Hepburn,  Mrs,  12  Antigua  street 

Hepburn,  Miss,  II  Castle  terrace 

Hepburn,  Misses,  dressmakers,  2  Albany  st. 

Hepting,  G.  watch  &  clockmkr.  23  Greenside 

Herbert,  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  1  Shrub  pi. 

Herbert,  Mark,  provision  merchant,  17  and 
19  Charles  street 

Herbert,  W.  grocer,  23  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 

Herbert,  P.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  83  Clerk  st. 

Hercue,  James,  Bathfield  house 

Herd,  John,  cabinet  maker,  48  Whitfield  pi. 

Herdman,  Alexander,  3  Upper  Dean  terrace 

Herdman,  John,  corn  merchant.  Bell's  mills 
— house,  Sunbury  house 

Herdman,  Robert,  R.S.A.  historical  and  por- 
trait painter,  32  Danube  street 

Herdman,  Mrs,  10  Grove  road 

Herdson,  James,  17  Dick  place 

Heriot,  Fred.  Tj.  Maitland,  of  Ramornie,  ad- 
vocate, sheriflTof  Forfarshire,  33  Moray  pi. 

Heriot,  James,  7  Hill  square 

Heriot,  Thomas,  cork  manufac.  48  Pleasance 

Heriot,  Thomas,  merchant,  and  registrar  of 
births,  deaths,  and  marriages,  for  the  district 

I  of  Newington — hours,  1 0  to  3,  Sat.  1 0  to  12 
— ofBce,30  Nicolson st. — ho.  45  Montague  st. 


Heriot,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Ramornie,  35  Moray  pi. 

Heriot's,  George,  Hospital  —  treasurer's 
chambers,  1 1  Royal  Exchange 

Heritable  Securities  Investment  Association 
(Limited),  55  Frederick  street — Andrew 
Paterson,  C.A.  manager 

Herkes,  Adam,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  39  St 
Andrew  street,  Leith 

Herkes,  Jas.  (^Jas.  Young  and  Co.)  slater,  13 
M'Dowall  street 

Herkless,  Mrs,  47  Great  King  street 

Heron,  James,  grocer,  160  Pleasance — house, 
2  Hope  Park  crescent 

Heron,  John  {Royal  Bank),  13  Gardner's  cr. 

Heron,  John,  spirit  merchant,  1  Howard  pi. 

Heron,  Wm.  wholesale  woollen  merchant, 
8  North  bridge — house,  1  Archibald  place 

Heron,  Mrs,  37  Constitution  street 

Herries,  Alex.  Y.  jun.  of  Spottes,  16  Heriot 
row 

Herries,  Wm.  Young,  of  Spottes,  16  Heriot 
row 

Herries,  William,  printer,  5  Greyfriars'  place 

Heslop,  John,  23  Albany  street,  Leith 

Hetherington,  Peter,  shoemaker,  17  Giles'  st. 

Hetherton,  Henry,  jun.  bell-hanger  and  lock- 
smith, 115  Nicolson  st. — house,  21  Hercles 
street 

Hetherton,  Henry,  sen.  missionary,  21  Salis- 
bury street 

Hetherton,  William,  waiter,  174  Rose  street 

Hewat,  A.  &  R.  tea  and  coffee  merchants,  32 
Constitution  street 

Hewat,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  41  Earl 
Grey  street 

Hewat,  John,  {late  James  Spittal  and  Co.), 
silk  mercer  and  shawl  manufacturer,  12 
St  Andrew  square — house,  12  Saxe-Coburg 
place 

Hewat,  R.  K.  agent,  17  W.  Richmond  street 

Hewit,  A.  L.  Pilrig  cottage 

Hewit,  George,  bill-poster,  20  Bank  street 

Hewit,  J.  &  Sons,  leather  merchants,  4,  6,  8, 
and  10  Niddry  st. — house,  7  Argyle  square 

Hewit,  Mrs,  cook,  50  India  Place 

Higgins  and  Thom,  engravers,  printers,  and 
lithographers,  8  North  Bank  street 

Higgins,  Francis,  working  jeweller,  39  South 
bridge 

Highland  and  Agricultural  Society  of  Scot- 
land, 6  Albyn  pi. — ^Museum,  3  Geo.  IV.  br. 

Hill,  Thomson,  &  Co.  wine  merchts.  and  pur- 
veyors to  the  Queen,  45  Frederick  street 

Hill,  Alex,  printseller  and  publisher  to  the 
Queen  &  R.  S.  Academy,  carver  &  gilder, 
67  Princes  street — house,  7  Dundas  street 

Hill,  Alex,  cod  liver  oil  manufac.  10  Gilmour 
street,  Simon  square 

Hill,  Cumberland,  chaplain,  {St  Cutliherfs 
Workhouse)  2  Hermitage  place 

Hill,  David  Octavus,  R.S.A.  Calton  hill  stairs 

Hill,  George,  smith  and  beam  maker,  12 
Richmond  place— house,  29 


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Hill^  George,  8  Roxburgh  terrace 

Hill,  Jas.  L.,  W.S.  42  Frederick  street- 
house,  26  Heriot  row 

Hill,  Jas.  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchantj  85 
Kirkgate — house,  86 

Hill,  John,  boot  &  shoe  wareho.  43  Nicolson 
street 

Hill,  John  Aston,  physician  and  surgeon,  15 
W.  Richmond  street 

Hill,  John,  linen  manufacturer,  Dean  path 

Hill,  Peter,  smith,  18  Roxburgh  street 

Hill,  Robert,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  491  Lawn- 
market 

Hill,  Robert,  W.S.  2  Picardy  place 

Hill,  Wm.  {Harrison  &  Hill)  3  Nicolson  sq. 

Hill,  Wra,  leather-cutter,  58  Low  Calton 

Hill,  Mrs  John,  8  Morrison  street 

Hill,  Mrs  John,  1  Alva  sti'eet 

Hill,  Mrs  Robert,  9  Hailes  street 

Hill,  Mrs.  9  Atholl  place 

Hill,  Miss,  5  Abercromby  place 

Hill,  Miss,  19  Alva  street 

Hill,  Miss,  9  Chapel  street 

Hillditch,  Samuel,  agent,  9  Ann  street 

Hillhouse,  Henry,  furniture  dealer,  22  Blair 
street — workshop.  Bell's  wynd 

Hilliard,  H.  &  H. cutlers'  instrument,  artificial 
limb,  truss,  and  bandage  makers  to  Royal 
Dispensary,  7  Nicolson  street 

Hinde,  Robert,  6  Sylvan  place 

Hird,  Wm.  21  Montague  street 

Hirschfeld,  Guido,  commission  merchant,  42 
Quality  street 

Hislop,  Alex,  smith  &  farrier,  Canonmills 

Hislop,  Rev.  David,  5  Madeira  place 

Hislop,  John,  blacksmith,  Bangbolm 

Hislop,  James,  house  steward.  House  of 
Refuge 

Hislop,  Robert,  inspector  of  letter-carriers, 
G.  P.-O.  Waterloo  place 

Hislop,  Thomas,  Upper  Grove  place 

Hislop,  Wm.  furniture  warerooms,  28  Howe 
street — house,  2  Royal  circus 

Hislop,  Wm.  bellhanger  and  butter  and  cheese 
pail  maker,  26  Greenside  row 

Hislop,  Mrs  M.  Avenue  villas,  Comely  bank 

Hislop,  Mrs  M.  Albert  villa,  Upper  Gray  st. 

Hislop,  Mrs,  11  Scotland  st. 

Hobday,  Thomas,  Albany  cottage,  York  lane 

Hobday,  Thomas,  accountant,  36  Alva  street 

Hobday,  W.  .T.  livery  stables,  York  lane 

Hobday,  Mrs  F.,  Berlin  repository,  1  Hope 
street 

Hobkirk,  .Tohn,  corn  merch.  12  Windsor  st. 

Hobson,  William,  warehouse  porter,  9  S.-E. 
Rose  street  lane 

Hodder,  Chas.  D.  art  master,  Board  of  Manu- 
factures' School,  25  Morrison  street 

Hodge,  G.  tailor  and  clothier,  2-b  Jamaica  st. 

Hodge,  M.  stationer,  5  Dublin  street 

Hodge,  William,  Granton 

Hodge,  Mrs,  2  Roxburgh  terrace 

Hodson,  Rev.  James  Stephen,   D.D.  Oxon, 


F.R.S.E.,  Rector  of  the  Edinburgh  Aca- 
demy, 62  Great  King  street 
Hodson,  Miss,  boarding  school,  18  Royal  circ. 
Hoffmann,  John  D.  R.  plane  and  edge-tool 

manufacturer.  Castle  terrace 
Hoffmann,   M.   L.  professor  of  music,  10 

Dublin  street 
Hoffner,  Louis,  raacer  of  Session,  24  Dublin 

street 
Hofford,  Mrs,  25  Frederick  street 
HofFord,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  25 

Frederick  street 
Hog,  James  Maitland,  4  Oxford  street 
Hogarth,  Miss,  73  Queen  street 
Hogben,  Wm.  S.  assessor,  6  Waterloo  place 
Hogben,  Mrs,  3  Hamburg  place 
Hogg,  Honeyman,  &  Wilson,  wholesale  tea, 

coffee,  fruit,  and  spice  dealers,  13  Meuse 

lane 
Hogg,  Alex,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  7 

Bristo  street 
Hogg,  Andw.  CommercialBanh  of  Scotland, 

Viewforth  place 
Hogg,  David,  Gray's  court 
Hogg,  Fraser  (^.,  Honeyman,  S)  Wilsofi),  5 

Haddington  place 
Hogg,  George,  chemist  and  druggist,  2  Rox- 
burgh place 
Hogg,  James  A.  (^Armstrong  &f  H.)^   12   St 

Leonard  street 
Hogg,  Jas.  &  Co.  chemists  and  druggists,  16 

Leith  street 
Hogg,  James,  L.M.  11  Lothian  road 
Hogg,  James,  125  Causeyside 
Hogg,  Jas.  haircutter  &  toy  warehouse,  54  N. 

Hanover  street 
Hogg,  John,  9  Scotland  street 
Hogg,  John,  stationer,  2  Pitt  street — house, 

58  Cumberland  street 
Hogg,  John,  tinsmith  &  gasfitter,  9  Sciennes 
Hogg,   Thomas,   temperance   coffee-house,   1 

Hunter  square 
Hogg,    Thomas,    butcher,  7  North   Melville 

place — ho.  10 
Hogg,  Walter,  upholsterer,  undertaker,  and 

house-agent,  30  Dundas  street 
Hogg,  William,  2  Grove  road 
Hogg,  Wm.  butcher,  12  Downie  place 
Hogg,  Wm.  auctioneer,  appraiser,  and  furni- 
ture dealer — 48  N.  Frederick  St.— house, 

19  St  James'  square 
Hogg,  Mrs  F.  fishing-tackle  maker,  79  Princes 

street 
Hogg,  Mrs,  9  Scotland  street 
Hogg,  Mrs,  5  Middleby  street 
Hoggan,  George,  house  painter,  47  Earl  Grey 

street — house  45 
Hogue,  David  Wilson,  M.D.  and  doctor  of 

dental  surgery,  Q5  Queen  street  ' 

Hogue,  Rt.  operating  and  consulting  dentist, 

65  Queen  street 
Holiday,  Thomas,  engraver  and  chaser,  17  St 

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Hollingworth,  Mrs,  8  King's  pi.  Leith  walk 
Hollis,  Misses,  milliners,  dress  &  straw-bon- 

uet  makers,  29  Frederick  street 
Holmes,  G.  W.  (  G.  P.-  O.,)  5  Milne's  court 
Holmes,  Matt,,  E.  &;  G.  JR.,  Haymarket 
Hoist,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  German,  and 

French,  13  India  street 
Holtum  &  Welsh,  cloihiers,  habit-makers,  & 

hatters,  6  George  street 
Holtum,  Thos.   {H.  tfc   Welsh),  7  Brighton 

crescent,  Portobello 
HoLYROOD,  Eailie  of,  William  B.  Hay,  S.S.C, 

3  Howe  St.. — ho.  5  London  street 
HoLYRooD  Flint-glass  works,  13  South  B.  of 

Canon  gate 
Home,  John,  North  Merchiston  house 
Home,  JoliD,  11  Walker  street 
Home,  Sir  George,  bart.  advocate,  27  Walker 

street 
Home,  Geo.,  portmanteau  and  brushmaker, 

69  George  street 
Home,  Robert,  &  Co.  engravers  and  litho- 
graphers, 13  George  st. — house,  27  Elder 

street 
Home,  D.  Milne,  of  Milnegraden,  10  York 

place 
Home,  Patrick,  31  Blacket  place 
Home,  Robert,  tailor,  92  Nicolson  street 
Home,  Lady,  19  Rutland  street 
Home,  Mrs  W.  N.  Merchiston  house 
Home,  Miss,  35  Broughton  street 
Home,  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Union  place 
Hoiieyman,  D.  wright,  1  Young  street — ho. 

1  Alva  street 
Honey  man,  Robert,  41  South  Clerk  street 
Honeyman,  Thomas,  dairyman,  48  Thistle  st. 
Hood,   Alexander,   grocer,   wine   and  spirit 

merchant,  22  Couper  street, — ho.  6  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Hood,  Jas.  smith  and  beam-maker,  3  M'^Dow- 

all  street 
Hood,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  12  St 

Patrick  square 
Hood,  Eobert,  M.D.-  3  Salisbury  road 
Hood,  Thomas,  ship  chandler,  18  Commercial 

place 
Hood,  Mrs,  23  London  street 
Hood,  Miss  H.  greengrocer,  8  Howe  street 
Hook,  A.  provision  dealer,  9  Greenside  row 
Hooper,  Robert,  85  Gt.  King  street 
Hooper,  Mrs  W.  M.  4  Brougham  place 
Hooper,  Mrs,  5  Duke  street 
Hope  &  Mackay,  W.S.  119  Princes  street 
Hope,  Andrew,  army  and  navy  contractor,  N. 

lane.  Young  street 
Hope,  Benjamin,  Bank  ho.  Morningside 
Hope,  David  Boyle,  advocate,  12  India  street 
Hope,  Major-Gen.  F.,  35  Albany  street 
Hope,  James  R.  lithographer,  engraver,  gene- 
ral printer,  and  stationer,  27  South  bridge 

— See  Adv. 
Hope,  James,  jun.  W.S.  42  Charlotte  square 
Hope,  James,  1 3  Saxe-Coburg  place 


Hope,  John,  W.S.  31  Moray  place 
Hope,  John  David,  6  Constitution  street 
Hope,  William,  corn,  seed,  and  manure  mer- 
chant, 8  Dick  place.  Grange 
Hope,  Marion,  dressmaker,  8  Raeburn  place 
Hope,  Mrs  James,  42  Castle  street 
Hope,  Mrs,  2  Royal  terrace 
Hope,  Miss  G.  spirit  dealer,  41  Sandport  st. 
Hope,  Miss,  Wardie  lodge 
Hope,  Miss,  9  Gloucester  place 
Hopkirk,  George,  spirit  merchant,  1   Shand- 

wick  place 
Hopkirk,   Wm.    gardener    and   tiorist,    118 

Causeyside 
Hopper,  Thomas,  7  Calton  hill 
Horetzky,  Mons.  teacher  of  music,  12  Clar- 
ence street 
Horn,  Andw.  accountant,  37  W.  Register  st. 
Horn,  Andw.  spirit  merchant,  60  Rose  street 
Horn,  Ebenezei',  di-aper,  .35  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Horn,  Robert,  advocate,  7  Piandolph  crescent 
Horn,  William,  china  mercht.,  66  Causeyside 
Home  and  Rose,  W.S.  39  Castle  street 
Home,  D.,  of  Langwell,  W.S.  10  Atholl  ores. 
Home,  George,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  1 

Duke  street 
Home,  James  W.  writing  master,  7  Hugh 

Miller  place 
Home,  T.  E.  0.,  V/.S.  10  Atholl  crescent 
Home,  Mrs,  4  Park  street 
Horning  Office,  22  Register  house 
Horsburgh  &  Blair,  tea  and  coffee  dealers,  4 

Leith  St.  terrace 
Horsburgh  &  Livingston,  W.S.,  10  Frederick 

street 
Horsburgh,   Andrew,  tailor  and  clothier,  36 

Home  street 
Horsburgh,  Jas.  (JZ.  S^-  Blair),  4  Rankeillor 

street 
Horsburgh,  John,  historical  engraver,  18  Buc- 

cleuch  place 
Horsburgh,  John,  photographer,  17  Princes 

street — ho.  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Horsburgh,  John,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 65  and  67  Broughton  street 
Horsburgh,  Mrs  G.  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse, 

5  St  James'  place 
Horsburgh,  Mrs,  11  Coates  crescent 
Horsburgh,  Misses,  10  Inverleith  place 
Horsburgh,  Miss,  63  York  place 
Horsburgh,  Miss,  1  West  Maitland  street 
Hoseason,  Gilbert,  38  Broughton  street 
Hoseason,  James  D.,  38  Broughton  street 
Hospital,  Daniel  Stev/art's,  Dean — J.  Scott 
MoncriefF,  treasurer,  7  North  St  David  st. 
Hospital,  Donaldson's,  Whitehouse    toll — 
John  Cook,  W.S.,  treasurer,  32  Abercromby 
placiB 
Hospital,  Fever,  Royal  Infirmary 
Hospital,  Gillespie's,  Leven  street 
Hospital,  George  Heriot's,  Lauriston 
Hospital,  George  Watson's,  Meadows 


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Hospital,  Leith,  and  Humane  Society,  Leith 

mill  road — Mann  and  Duncan,  S.S.C.,  21 

Bernard  st.  secretaries 
Hospital,  Lock,  Royal  Infirmary 
Hospital,  Merchant  Maiden,  11  Lauriston 

lane — Robert  Walker,  treasurer,  12  Bank  st. 
Hospital,  Orphan,  Dean — J.  Scott  MoncriefF, 

treasurer,  7  North  St  David  street 
Hossack,  D.  grocer,  329  Cowgate 
Hossack,  Robert  C.  shipmaster,  2  Madeira  st. 
Hossack,  Mrs,  post-office,  Granton  pier 
Hossack,  Miss,  35  North  Frederick  street 
Houlden,  Thos.  stationer,  &c.  9  and  11  Nicol- 

son  street,  and  63  George  street — house,  8 

Laui'iston  park 
Houliston,  John,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

74  Leith  street — house,  18  Leopold  place 
House  Agency  office.  Sword's,  22  S.  Hanover 

street 
Houston,  David,  mercht.  29  Bridge  st.  Leith 
Houston,  Robert,  commercial  traveller,  41  S. 

Clerk  street 
Houston,  Mrs,  7  Torphichen  street 
Houy,  William,  examiner  to   the   Gr.P.-O., 

Oakleigh  villa,  Wardie 
Howden  &  MoUison,  C.A.,  5  N.  St  David  st. 
Howden,  Edward,  broker,  161  Cowgate 
Howden,  James  {H.  &  MoUison),  11  Osborne 

terrace 
Howden,  Peter,  and  Co.  wine  merchants,  7 

Meuse  lane — house,  6  Brandon  street 
Hovpden,  Thos.  grocer,  4  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 
Howden,  Mrs,  10  Osborne  terrace 
Howden,  Mrs  John,  5  Dean  street 
Howden,  Mrs,  8  Carlton  terrace 
Howden,  Mrs,  boarding  house,  31  Howe  st. 
Howden,  Miss  Jessie,  42  Grange  road 
Howe,  Alexander,    {lAndsay^   MacJcmj^   mid 

H.),  6  Shandwick  place 
Howe,  David,  printer,  9  S.  Richmond  street 
Howe,  WiUiam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  lO 

Cockburn  street  and  266  Canongate — ho.  4 

Cockburn  street 
Howey,  Thomas,  &  Co.  agents  for  the  goods 

traffic  of  the  North  British,  and  E.  Perth, 

and  Dundee  Railways — Offices  at  the  Rail- 
way stations 
Howie  &  Bonne,  artists  and  photographers, 

45  Princes  street 
Howie,  Alex.  4  Milne  square 
Howie,  Alex.  J.  chemist,  69  Pleasance — ho.  65 
Howie,  James,  jun.,  photographic  artist,  60 

Princes  st.  and  51  Buchanan  st.  Glasgow 
Howie,  John,  sculptor,  Brandon  st. — house, 

3  Summer  place 
Howie,  William,  Grayfield,  Dalkeith  road 
Howie,  Mrs,  grocer,  1 1  Cable's  vpynd 
Howie,  Mrs  J.  8  Parkside  street 
Howison,  A.  Y.  of  Hyndford,  6  Carlton  ter. 
Howison,  H.  16  Cumin  place 
Howison,  Jno. paper  ruler,  ISRoyal  Exchange 
Howison,  John,  victual  dealer,  26  Grassmkt. 
Howison,  W.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  9  Nicolson  sq. 


Howison,  Mrs,  of  Hillend,  2  Greenhill  bank 
Howison,  Mrs,  19  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Howison,  Mrs  Wm.  69  Northumberland  st. 
Howison,  Mrs  Wm.  Wight's  place 
Howkins,  John,  civil  engineer,  Granton  pier 

— house,  Queensberry  place,  Wardie 
Howling,    Abraham,    shipmaster,    5    Great 

Junction  street 
Hoy,  Alex,  tailor  and  clothier,  46  Victoria  st. 
Hoy,  Andrew,  spirit  merchant,  23  Constitu- 
tion street 
Hughes  and  Mylne,  W.S.  1  So.  Charlotte  st. 
Hughes,  Edwin,  saw  maker,  Leith  sawmills 

— house,  Pitt  street,  Leith 
Hughes,  Geo.  {H.  4  Mylne),  10  Rutland  st. 
Hughes,  John,  printer,  3  Thistle  st.— house, 

6  Mansfield  place 
Hughes,  Patrick,  grocer,  118  Cowgate 
Hughes,  Pat.  furniture  dealer,  110  Cowgate 
Hughes,  Elizabeth,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Hillhousefield 
Hughes,  Miss,  1-a  Inverleith  terrace 
Hughson,  Wm.  coal  raercht,  5  Drumraond  st. 
Huie,  D.  R.  W.  Royal  Bank  house,  P»,egister 

place 
Huie,  Edward,  merchant,  2  Walker  street 
Huie,  Richard,  M.D.  8  George  square 
Huie,  Mrs  Jame^?,  33  Rose  bank 
Hull,  Michael,  Granton  hotel,  Granton 
Hull  Steam  Packet  Office — James  Currie  & 

Co.  34  Bernard  street 
Humane   Society,   Edinburgh  and  Leith — 

Mann  &  Duncan,  21  Bernard  st.  sees. 
Hume,  James,  &  Co.  millers,  Haymarket  mills 
Hume,  James,  inn-keeper.  Old  Gibbet  toll 
Hume,  James,  spirit  dealer,  1  Niddry  street 
Hume,  John,  brush  manufacturer,  104  West 

bow 
Hume,  John,  16  Grove  road 
Hume,  John,   public  steam  washing-house, 

28  S.  B.  Canongate 
Hume,  John,  wright,  10  Coatfield  lane — ho. 

8  Laurie  street 
Hume,  J.  bookseller  &  stationer — depositary 

of  Scottish  Monthly  Visitor  Tract  Society, 

3  Hanover  street 
Hume,  M.  N.  Macdonald,  15  Abercromby  pi. 
Hume,  Peter,  {N.L.-H.),  8  Moray  street 
Hume,  Peter,  victual  dealer,  48  Canongate 
Hume,  Robert,  74  Potterrow 
Hume,    Robert,    &    Co.,    plumbers,    brass- 
founders,  and  gasfitters,   23  W.  Register 

street. — See  Adv. 
Hume,  Robt.  {R.  H.  <^'  Co),  49  Grange  road 
Hume,  William,  8  Heriot  place 
Hume,  William,  16  Grove  street 
Hume,  Wm.  travelling  agent  of  Shipwrecked 

Mariners'  Society,  9  Montague  st. 
Hume,  Mrs  James,  9  West  Bov^^ling-green  st. 
Hume,  Mrs  William,  3  Pilrig  cottages 
Hume,  Mrs,  3  Rutland  square 
Humphrey,  J.  of  Wester  Pitmedden,  J, P. 

1 1  Carlton  street 


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Hunt,  James,W.S.  {Murray  &f  H.\  53  George 

street 
Hunter,  Blair,  &  Cowan,  W.S.  7  York  place 
Hunter  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  34  Frederick 

street 
Hunter  &   Co.  cooks  and  confectioners,   3 

North  St  Andrew  street 
Hunter  &  M'Donald,  clothiers  and  outfitters, 

94,  96,  and  98  South  bridge  and  1   Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith. — See  Adv. 
Hunter,  Adam,  physician,  18  Abercromby  pi. 
Hunter,  Adam,  cabinetmaker,  19  Buccleuch 

street 
Hunter,  Andrew,  59  South  bridge 
Hunter,  David,  Elizafield,  Bonnington 
Hunter,  David,  carpet  warehouse,  178  High 

street — ho.  1  George  place 
Hunter,  David  {Duncan,  Mockhart,  6f  Co.),  15 

Minto  street 
Hunter,   Darid,    picture    frame    maker,   23 

Candlemaker  row 
Hunter,  Evan  A.  (H.,  Blair ^  Sf  Cowan),  7  York 

place 
Hunter,  Geo.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  12 

West  port 
Hunter,  H.  cabinetmaker.l3N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Hunter,  J.  and  J.  machine  boot-closers.  War- 
drop's  court,  459  Lawnmarket 
Hunter,  James,  grocer,  68  Shore,  and  corner 

of  Madeira  street 
Hunter,  James,  ship  broker,  2  Commercial 

place — house,  46  Constitution  street 
Hunter,  Jas.  {R.  T.  ^  Co.),  36  Findhorn  pi. 
Hunter,  James,  13  Gayfield  square 
Hunter,  Jas.  wholesale  stationer,  7  George  st. 
Hunter,  James,  builder,  107  St  Leonard  street 
Hunter,  James,  gardener,  Stewart's  hospital 
Hunter,  James  (G.  F--0.),  32  Raid  terrace 
Hunter,  James  A.,  M.D.,  18  Abercromby  pi. 
Hunter,  John,  LL.D.  auditor  of  the  Court  of 

Session,  16  R.  Exchange — ho.  Craigcrook 
Hunter,  John,  advocate,  4  Wemyss  place 
Hunter,  John,  tobacconist,  13  Kirkgate 
Hunter,  John,  painter,  72  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Hunter,  John  G.  36  N.  Hanover  street 
Hunter,  John,  bootmaker,  88  West  bow 
Hunter,  Eev.  John,  D.D.  2  Regent  terrace 
Hunter,  John,  Abbotsford  temperance  hotel, 

17  Green  side  street 
Hunter,  John  M.  teacher  of  English,  20  York 

place — house,  25  Albany  street 
Hunter,  John,  commission  agent,  19  Elder  st. 
Hunter,   Philip,  cooper,  64   Nicolson  street 

— house,  62 — workshop,  Gibb's  entry 
Hunter,  Richard,  10  Ainslie  place 
Hunter,   Robert,   boot  and  shoe  maker,  20 

Tobago  street 
Hunter,  R.  sculptor,  35  South  Clerk  st — ho. 

Dalrymple  crescent.  Grange 
Hunter,  Robert,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Dumbarton 

and  Bute,  67  Northumberland  street 
Hunter,  Kolsert,  29  Clarence  street 


Hunter,  Robert,  24  Greenside  place 

Hunter,  Robt.  soda  water  manuf.  Allan's  close, 

269  High  street 
Hunter,  Robert,  5  Archibald  place 
Hunter,  Robert  (Johnstone,  H.  §■  Co.),  7  Rox- 
burgh street 
Hunter,  Rob.  6  Dalrymple  crescent.  Grange 
Hunter,  Robt.  jun.  builder,  3  Oxford  street 
Hunter,  Rob.  {G.  P.-O.)  10  St  Anthony  pi."  ' 
Hunter,    Thomas   M.   teacher  of  music,  53 

George  IV.  bridge 
Hunter,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  4  Citadel 
Hunter,  Thomas.  9  Brunswick  st.  Hillside 
Hunter,  T.  S.  contractor,  3  Laverock  bank. 

Trinity 
Hunter,  W.  carver  and  gilder,  and  looking- 
glass  manufacturer,  27  Lothian  street 
Hunter,  Walter,  7  Salisbury  street 
Hunter,  W.  dpr.  &  clothier,  21  St  Patrick  sq. 
Hunter,  W.  bookbinder,  12  South  St  David 

street — house,  25  South  Frederick  street 
Hunter,  Wm.  Vary,  W.S.,  11  Queen  street 
Hunter,  William,  builder,  13  Arthur  street 
Hunter,  William,  wright,  2  Hamilton  place, 

Stockbridge 
Hunter,  William,  cabinetmaker,  21  Leven  st. 
Hunter,  Wm.  draper  and  clothier,  2  Park  st. 
Hunter,  Wm.  {G.  P.-O),  23  India  place 
Hunter,  Mrs  Francis,  flesher,  49  Lothian  st. 

— house,  53 
Hunter,  Mrs  Dr,  5  Duke  street 
Hunter,  Mrs  D.  13  Baltic  street 
Hunter,  Mrs  E.  ladies'  nurse,  21  India  place 
Hunter,  Mrs  John,  27  Dundas  str-eet 
Hunter,  Mrs  Patrick,  36  N.  Hanover  street 
Hunter,  Mrs  Robert,  35  Constitution  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  1 1  Clarence  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  24  Grange  road 
Hunter,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  Canonmills 
Hunter,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Brown  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  93  Nicolson  street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  26  Grange  road 
Hunter,  Miss  Agnes,    teacher  of  music,  7 

Frederick  street 
Hunter,  Miss  Elizabeth,  2  Dewar  place 
Hunter,  Miss  J.  dressmaker,  5  Chapel  street 
Hunter,  Miss,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Hunter,  Miss,  of  Burnside,  22  Ann  street 
Hunter,  Miss,  5  Great  Stuart  street 
Hunter,  Misses,  dress  &  cloak  makers,  13  Hope 

street 
Hunter,  Misses,  dressmks.,  56-a  Broughton  st. 
Hunter,  Misses,  dress  and  cloak  makers,  42 

Rankeillor  street 
Hunter,  Misses,  boarding  and  day  school,  32 

Dublin  street 
Huntly,  Wra.,  1  Lothian  road 
Hurry,  John,  11  Comely  green  place 
Hurst,  Wm.  engineer,  33    Spring  gardens, 

Abbey  hill 
Hurton,  Mrs,  7  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Husband,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  28   Cla- 
rence street 


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Hutcheon,  James,  turner,  19  Leith  wynd 
Hutchins,  Chas.  surgeon-dentist,  26  Charlotte 

square 
Hutchinson  Brothers,    merchants,   Railway 

buildings.  Citadel 
Hutchinson  and  Rogers,  timber  merchants, 

Heriot  buildings,  Leith  walk 
Hutchinson,  C.  G,  teacher,  2  Malta  green  pi. 
Hutchinson,  .In.  10  King's  place 
Hutchinson,  M.  clerk,  11  Lutton  place 
Hutchinson,  Thos.  (if.  Brothers),  4  St  James' 

place,  Leith 
Hutchinson  Wm.  {JDeaf  and  Dumb  Institu- 
tion), Henderson  row 
Hutchison  &  Co.  merchants,  1 1  Bernard  street 
Hutchison,  Alex,  advocate,  18  London  street 
Hutchison,  Alexander,  bookseller,  and  agent 

for  M'Phun,  publisher,  20  Cockburn  st. — 

ho.  32  Preston  st. 
Hutchison,  Andw.  sugar  agent,  21  George  st. 
Hutchison,  A.  smith,  147  Kirkgate 
Hutchison,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

2  Little  King  street — house,  9  James'  place 
Hutchison,  David,  accountant,  1  Union  place. 

Trinity 
Hutchison,  Henry,  writer,  18  Carlton  street 
Hutchison,  James  T.  [H.  and  Co.)  28  Royal 

terrace 
Hutchison,  Jas.  printer,  31  Wright's  houses 
Hutchison,  John,  sculptor,  97  George  street 
Hutchison,  R.  of  Carlowrie,  12  Bernard  street, 

Leith 
Hutchison,  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1 

Hamburg  place 
Hutchison,  Peter,  victual  dealer  and  grocer, 

12  East  Richmond  street — ho.  8  Montague 
street 

Hutchison,  Robert,  builder,  Lutton  place — ho. 

4  Preston  terrace 
Hutchison,  W.  &  T.  coach  builders,  Lothian  rd. 

and  Castle  terrace — house  Spylaw  house, 

Colinton 
Hutchison,  W.  invalid  attendant,  1  Home  st. 
Hutchison,  William,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

13  India  place 

Hutchison,  Mrs  Colonel,  Lauriston  lodge 

Hutchison,  Mrs  1  Howe  street 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  15  Jamaica  street 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  6  Roxburgh  pi. 

Hutchison,  Mrs  L.  24  Gayfield  sq. 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  28  Royal  terrace 

Hutton,  Arch,  pawnbroker,  82  South  bridge 

and  10  High  street — ho.  4  Roxburgh  st. 
Hutton,  Arch.  190  Pleasance 
Hutton,    Archd.,    pawnbroker,    Blackfriars' 

wynd,  96  High  street 
Hutton,  J.,  &  Co.  wood  merchants,  Ran- 

keillor  street 
Hutton,  James,  die,  seal,  and  stamp  cutter, 

25  North  bridge 
Hutton,  James,  teacher,  1  Nicolson  square 
Hutton,  Jas.  C,  mercht.  and  com.  agent,  22 

S.  B.  Canongate — ho.  15  Catherine, 


Hutton,  Jas.  grocer,  3  Maitland  street.  New- 
haven 

Hutton,  John,  inspector  of  works,  Taaphall, 
Ferry  road 

Hutton,  John,  draper,  outfitter,  and  hosier, 
15  Lothian  road 

Hutton,  John,  4  Poplar  lane,  Leith 

Hutton,  John,  8  Graham  street 

Hutton,  John,  silversmith,  63  North  bridge 

Hutton,  John,  73  Nicolson  street 

Hutton,  Robt.  Joseph,  32  E.  Preston  st. 

Hutton,  Robt.  pawnbroker,  209  High  street — 
ho.  1  LDrd  Russell  place 

Hutton,  Robert  D.,  teacher  of  dancing,  51 
Cockburn  st.  and  23  South  bridge 

Hutton,  R.  &  J.  lithographers,  engravers,  and 
printers,  23  South  bridge 

Hutton,  William,  writer,  18  Clarence  street 

Hutton,  Miss  Lilias,  teacher  of  pianoforte,  1 
Nicolson  square 

Huxtable,  Alfred,  teacher  of  music,  7  India 
street 

Hyatt,  Lewis  L.  India  Rubber,  &c.  36  Gil- 
more  place 

Hydropathic,  Turkish,  and  Galvanic  Baths, 
Sciennes'  Hill — Dr  James  Lawrie 

Hyend,  Mrs  A.,  milliner,  1  Elder  st. — See 
Adv. 

Hynde,  Thomas,  6  Calton  street 

Hyndman,  A.  lodgings,  8  St  Patrick  street 

iMLACH.Fran.  Brodie,  F.R.C.S.E.  dentist  and 

surgeon,  48  Queen  street 
Imlach,  George,  47  Ann  street 
Imlach,  Mrs  Agnes,  48  Queen  street 
Imlay,  George,  tish  merchant,  9  S.  College  st. 

— ho.  2  Hill  place 
Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company, 

Murray  &  Logan,  agents,  141  George  street; 

David  Scott,  4  North  St  David  st. — See  Adv. 
Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Offices — Leith  agency, 

J.  B.  Tod  &  Son,  72  Constitution  street 
Imrie,  Henry,  pastry  cook,  65  South  bridge — 

house,  5  Nicolson  street 
Imrie,  Robert  B.  3  Duncan  street 
Imrie,  Rob.  smith  and  far.  25  S.  Junction  st. 
Inch,  David,  flesher,  3  Howard  street— house, 

6  Huntly  street 
Inch,  J.  flesher,  33  London  street — house,  76 

Broughton  street 
Inch,  Mrs,  4  South  Howard  place 
Inderwick,  Miss,  22  Rose  street 
Indigent  Gentlewomen's  Fund    Office,  28 

Stafford  street — John  K.  Fullarton,  sec. 
Indisputable  Life  Assurance  Company  of 

Scotland,  13  Queen  street — Alex.  Robert- 
son, manager 
Industrial  Museum,  Argyle  square 
Industrial  Schools  (Original  Ragged),  Ram- 

say  lane  and  Marionville  ho.  Jock's  Lodge 
Industrial  School  (United),  South  Gray's 

close,  56  High  street — C.  Ferguson,  teacher 
Infirmary,  Royal,  Infirmary  street 


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Inglis,  Alexander,  City  tavern,  69  Cockburn  st. 

and  3  Milne  square 
Inglis,    Andrew,    W.S.    {H.    A    A.    /.)>  20 

Albany  street 
Inglis,  Andrew,  M.D.   surgeon,  33   Albany 

street 
Inglis,  Archd.  M.D.  and  F.R.C.S.  33  Albany 

street 
Inglia,  David,  59  Broughton  street 
Inglis,  David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  207 

Cowgate 
Inglis,  David,  private  lodg.,  58  Frederick  st. 
Inglis,  Rev.  Geo.  T.  M.  1  Grove  terrace 
Inglis,  George,  photographer,  78  Clerk  street 
Inglis,  H.  Maxwell,  W.S,  of  Loganbank,  6 

North  St  David  street — house,  4   Coates 

crescent 
Inglis,  H.  &  A.  W.S.  16  Queen  street 
Inglis,  Henry,  2  Spence's  place 
Inglis,  Hugh,  Canonmills 
Inglis,  James,  bookbinder,    stationer,  paper 

ruler,  and    account    book     manufacturer, 

12  Thistle  street — house,  1  Thistle  street 
Inglis,  James,  plumber,  59  Causeyside 
Inglis,  J.  H.  24  Buccleuch  place 
Inglis,  John,  The  Right  Hon.,  Lord-Justice- 
Clerk,  30  Abercromby  place 
Inglis,  .T.  baker,  &c.  167  Rose  street 
Inglis,  John,  tailor,  8  Spittal  street 
Inglis,  John,  gardener,  E.  Powderhall 
Inglis,  John,  tea  dealer,  10  Leven  street 
Inglis,  Peter,  farmer.  East  Pilton,  Ferry  road 
Inglis,  Rob.  (  Gall  ^  Inglis),  1 0  Dick  place 
Inglis,  Robert,  grocer,  33  Heriot  buildings 
Inglis,  Thomas,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Bengal 

army,  9  Royal  terrace 
Inglis,  Thos.  depute  commissary-clerk,  Parlia- 
ment square — house,  Merchiston  place 
Inglis,  Thos,  victualler,  38  Lothian  street — 

house,  11 
Inglis,  Thos.  provision  raercht.  173  Pleasance 
Inglis,  Wm.  advocate,  31  Albany  street 
Inglis,  Wm,  mechanical  engineer,  24  George 

street 
Inglis,  William  T,  8  Dean  street 
Inglis,  W.  &  C.  booksellers,  stationers,  and 

circulating  librarians,  46  Hanover  street — 

house,  12  Dick  place,  Grange 
Inglis,  W.  &  J.  shoemakers,  16  Queensferry 

street 
Inglis,  Wm.  &  Son,   coach  proprietors,  40 

Pleasance  and  Forrest  road 
Inglis,  William,   &   Son,  coachbuilders,  40 

Pleasance 
Inglis,  Mrs  E.  lodgings,  18  Duncan  street 
Inglis,  Mrs  J,  spirit  dealer,  8  Spence's  place, 

Leith 
Inglis,  Isabella,  dressmaker,  28  Carnegie  street 
Inglis,  Miss,  64  Broughton  street 
Inglis,  Miss,  3  Mansionhouse  road 
Ingram,  Alex,  teacher,  3  Christian  bank 
Ingram,  Geo.  coal  merchant,  3  St  Bernard's 

row 


Ingram,  John  Fraser,  City  chambers — ho,  S3 

Rosemount 
Ingram,  John,  tobacconist,  2  Baker's  place 
Ingram,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  3  St  Bernard's  row 
Inland    Revenue    Ofnce    for    Scotland,    10 

Waterloo  place 
Inland     Revenue     {Taos    Departmerii),     6 

Waterloo  place 
Inland  Revenue  Office,  Customhouse,  Leith 
Innes  &  Grieve,  oilmen,   grocers,   and  wine 

merchants,  11  St  Andrew  square 
Innes,  A.  umbrella  maker,  35  Nicolson  st. 
Innes,  Adam  M.,  39  Barony  street 
Innes,  Andrew,  hairdresser,  19  Kirkgate 
Innes,  Cosmo,  advocate,  professor  of  history, 

Inverleith  house 
Innes,  Sir  David,  14  Brandon  street 
Innes,  Gilbert  Mitchell,  16  Inverleith  place 
Innes,  John   B.,   W.S.   {Mackenzie,   I.   and 

Logan),  11  Moray  place 
Innes,  John,  gardener,  Seafield,  Leith 
Innes,  John,   wine  and  spirit  merchant,   1 1 

Clyde  street 
Innes,  Peter,  plasterer,  65  Frederick  st. 
Innes,  Robert,  shipbuilder,  1  Old  Church  st. 

— house,  3 
Innes,  R.  (/.  4"  Grieve),  10  Elm  row 
Innes,  Wm.  (  UnionBank  of  Scotland),  8  Great 

Stuart  street 
Innes,  W.  Simpson  Mitchell,  Parson's  green 
Innes,  Mrs  James,  22  Stafford  street 
Innes,  Mrs  Thomas,  6  Danube  street 
Inskip,  William  warehouseman,  26  George 

street 
Inspector  of  Nuisances  for  burgh  of  Leith, 

103  Constitution  st.,  Gilbert  Archer — hours, 

10  to  3;  6  to  8. 
Institution,  Deaf  &  Dumb,  Henderson  row 
Institution  for  Drawing  and  Painting,  54 

Frederick  street 
Institution,  John   Watson's,   Dean — John 

Hamilton,  W.S.  treasurer 
Insurance  Company  of  Scotland,  95  George 

St. — Alex.  Calder,  manager. — See  Adv. 
Insurance  Companies, — See  Insurance  Direc- 
tory, also  Advertisements. 
International  Life  Assurance  Society  (late 

National  Loan  Fund  Life  Society),  8  S. 

Charlotte  street — Alex,  Jamieson,  agent 
Investment  Company,  Improved  Edinburgh 

Property,  Drummond  street  hall,   Drum- 

mond  street — A.  Hay,  sec.  4  North  bridge 
Investment  Company,  Provident  Property, 

Buchanan's  coffee  house,  114  High  street 
Investment    Company,    Scottish    Property, 

Leith  District  Branch,  21  Bernard  street — 

Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C.  agents — See  Adv. 
Investment    Company,    Scottish    Friendly 

Property,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Investment   Company,    Scottish    Property, 

102  South  bridge—See  Adv. 
Investment  Company,   Second  New  Edin- 
burgh Property,  297  High  street 


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Investment  Society,  Caledonian  Provident, 

28  Frederick  street 
Investment    Society,    Scottish    Permanent 

Property,  13  Royal  Exchange 
Investment  Society,  Standard  Property,  37 

George  IV.  bridge. — See  Adv. 
loNA  Society— T.  G.  Stevenson,  22  Frederick 

street,  agent 
Ireland,  George,  builder,  house  carpenter,  and 

agricultural  impl  ement  manufacturer.  Nor  th 

back  of  Canongate — house,  43  New  street 
Ireland,  Thomas,  accountant,  and  agent  for 

the  Albert  Medical  Life  Assurance  Coy.  4 

Hunter  sq. — ho.  71  Clerk  st. 
Ireland,  Wm.&  E.  contractors  for  mason  and 

house  work  in  general,  25  Clyde  street 
Ireland,  Mrs,  14  Gayfield  square 
Ireland,  Miss,  22  St  Patrick  square 
Irons,  David,  tailor,  Eden  cottage,  Sciennes 

hill 
Irons,  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  39  N. 

Richmond  street 
Ironside,  Edmond,  carver,  134  High  street 
Irvine,  Alex.  F.  advocate,  44  Heriot  row 
Irvine,  Duncan  (Natio7ial  Bank),  15  Hart  st. 
Irvine,  Geo.  flasher,  13  Queensferry  st. 
Irvine,  Jas.  die  and  stamp- cutter,  13  West  Re- 
gister street 
Irvine,  James,  solicitor,  7  South  Fort  street 
Irvine,  James,  builder,  7  South  Fort  street 
Irvine,  John,  23  Cheyne  street 
Irvine,  M.  Sinclair,  City  chambers — house, 

27  East  Claremont  street 
Irvine,  Robert,  clothier,  10  St  Patrick  square 
Irvine,  Thomas,  186  Eose  street 
Irvine,  Mrs  Captain,  22  Blacket  place 
Irving    Brothers,  portmanteau,  trunk,   and 

brush  manufacturers,  SO  Princes  street 
Irving,  Geo.  mach.  bootcloser,  150  High  st. 
Irving,  James,  1  Alva  street 
Irving,  James  {M'-Laren  §•  I.)  1  East  Adam  st. 
Irving,  James,  13  Charles  street 
Irving,  J.  stationer,  &c.  26  St  James'  square 
Irving,  Peter  {J.  B.),  47  George  IV.  bridge 
Irving,  V\^m.,  agent,  27  Frederick  st. — house, 

37  George  street 
Irving,  Wm.  4  Great  King  street 
Irving,  IVIrs  David,  23  George  square 
Isbister,  Thos.  brush,  trunk,  and  portmanteau 

maker,  West  End  Fancy  Emporium,  2  Rut- 
land place — ho.  5  Hope  street 
Isles,   Andrew,   &  Son,  curriers  and  leather 

merchants,  9  and  11  Blair  street — ho.  9  St 
John  street 
Isles,  Mrs,  5  York  place 
Ivory,  James,  9  Ainslie  place 
Ivory,  Thomas,  advocate,  9  Ainslie  place 
Ivory,  William,  advocate,  12  Albany  street 
Ivory,  W.  (M.,  L,  §■  R.)  St  Roque,  Grange  loan 
Ivory,  Miss,  6  Whitehouse  ter.  Grange  loan 

Jaap's  Temp,  hotel,  3  South  St  Andrew  st. 
Jaap,  Thomas,  35  Barony  street 


Jack,  Chas.  gardener,  137  Causeyside 
Jack,  Colin,  dairy,  1-a  Haddington  place 
Jack,  James,  clothier,  7  Charles  street 
Jack,  John,  writer,  1  Blenheim  place 
Jack,  John,  jeweller,  9  Davie  street 
Jack,  John,  slater,  5  North  Bank  street 
Jack,  John,  spirit  dealer,  1  South  Norton  pi. 
Jack,  Robt.,  bread  and  biscuit  manufacturer, 

3  Mansfield  place 
Jack,  S.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7  Barony  st. 
Jack,  Thomas,  45  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Jack,  William,  cowfeeder,  37  Dean  street 
Jack,  Mrs  Andw.  20  Pitt  street 
Jack,  Mrs,  matron.  Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum 
Jack,  Miss  Agnes,  84  Great  King  street 
Jack,  Miss,  dressmaker,  7  Union  street 
Jackes,  Rodon,  22  India  street 
Jackson,  Alex.,  M.D.,F.R.C.P.E.  24  India  st. 
Jackson,  Edw.  James,  6  Coates  crescent 
Jackson,  E.  J.  A.  trimming  shop,  135  Kirkgate 
Jackson,  James,  13  Pitt  street 
Jackson,  John,  118  I^auriston  place 
Jackson,  P.  &  T.  wine  merchants  and  grocers, 

1  Howard  street— house,  Tanfield  house 
Jackson,  Robert   Edmund   Scoresby,  M.D., 

F.R.C.P.,  32  Queen  street 
Jackson,  Robert,  dairyman,  Maryfield 
Jackson,  Thos.  &  Sons,  plumbers,  gasfitters, 

and  zinc  workers,  31   Dundas  street,   87 

Howe  street,  and  North  Pitt  street 
Jackson,  Thomas,  wheelwright,  Gilmore  park 
Jackson,  Wm.  potato  merchant,  1  Union  pi. 

Trinity 
Jackson,  Wm.  ironmonger,  7  Lothian  street 
Jackson,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Q5  Rose  street 
Jackson,  William,  84  Gt.  King  street 
Jackson,  Mrs  W.  2  Fettes  r^w 
Jackson,  Mrs  Walter,  42  Albany  street 
Jackson,  Mrs,  Tanfield  house 
Jackson,  Mrs,  6  Raeburn  place 
Jacob,    Frederick,    bricklayer    and    furnace 

builder,  Wardie  avenue.  Ferry  road 
Jacob,  Moses,  broker,  32  George  IV.  bridge 
Jacob,    Wm.    tinsmith,   gasfitter,    and  zinc 

worker,  30  Whitfield  place 
JafFray,  Mrs  J.  60  Frederick  st. 
JafFray,  Mrs  William,  29  Alva  street 
JafFray,  Mrs,  sen.  30  Alva  street 
JafFray,  Miss,  4  Graham  street 
James,  J.  &  Son,  bootmakers,  102  George  st. 

— ho.  44  Castle  street 
James,  Benj.  commercial  and  general  agent, 

RatclifFe  place,  166  Causeyside 
James,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  9  Keir 

street 
James,  Mrs,  6  Hamilton  place,  Newington 
Jameson,  Andw.  advocate,  2  Bruntsfield  ter. 
Jameson,  John,  fishmonger,  60  Castle  street 

—wholesale  stall,  5  Old  Fishmarket— ho. 

60  Castle  street 
Jameson,  John,  solicitor,  1 1  Queen  street 
Jameson,  R.  fruiterer,  79  Queen  st ho.  76 


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Jameson,  Mrs,  18  Nelson  street 
Jameson,  Miss,  21  Royal  circus 
Jamieson,  Alex.,  C.  A.,  8  South  Charlotte  st. 
Jamieson,  Alex,  cowfeeder,  78  Q,ueeu  street 
Jamieson,  Alex,  turner,  71  Adam  square 
Jamieson,  Andrew,  tailor,  foot  of  Fleshmarket 

close,  199  High  street — ho.  19 
Jamieson,  Augustus  G.,  teacher  of  pianoforte, 

4  Brougham  street 
Jamieson,  George  Auldjo,  58  Melville  street 
Jamieson,  George,  steam-boat  owner,  2  Shore 
Jamieson,  Gilbert,   and   Son,  wine  and  tea 

merchants,  66  Grassmarket 
.Jamieson,  Hen.  {Broivn  ^  J.)  29  Alva  st. 
Jamieson,  James,  M.D.,  Clifton  terrace 
Jamieson,  Jas.  photographer,  42  Lothian  road 

—house,  32  Stafford  street 
Jamieson,  Jas.  Thomson,  24  Raeburn  place 
Jamieson,  J.  Auldjo,  W.S.  14  Buckingham 

terrace 
Jamieson,  John,   printer  and   engraver    on 

wood,  2  Queen  street 
Jamieson,  John,  agent,  116  Causeyside 
Jamieson,  P.   wine   and   spirit  merchant,  6 

Nicolson  square — house,  4  Arniston  place 
Jamieson,  Robert,  &  Co.  wholesale  coffee  and 

spice  dealers,  Catherine  street  court 
Jamieson,  Robert,  fruiterer  and  florist,  1-b 

Baxter's  pi.  and  147  Princes  st. — house,  8 

Montgomery  street 
Jamieson,  Thos.  1  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Jamie8on,W.  M.  haberdasher,  60  &  62  Highst. 
Jamieson,  Mrs  I.  ladies'  nurse,  25  Arthur  st. 
Jamieson,  Mrs  Robt.  7  Carlung  place 
Jamieson,  Mrs  Wilham,  34  Howe  street 
Jardine,  Stodart,  &  Erasers,  W.S.  31  Princes  st. 
Jardine,   Alex,  provision  merchant,   42   W. 

Richmond  street 
Jardine,  Peter,  cab  proprietor  and  livery  stable 

keeper,  Duljlin  street  lane 
Jardine,  Robt.  prov.mercht.  8  Catherine  st — 

house,  7  Drummond  street 
Jardine,  W.  A.  surveyor,  and  engineer  to  the 

City  of  Edinburgh  Road  Trust,  271  High 

street — house,  19  Queen  street 
Jardine,  W.  grocer  and  spirit  dlr.  57  High  st. 
Jastrau,  Victor,  agent  and  merchant,  14  Com- 
mercial place,  Leith 
Jeffrey,  David,  14  Randolph  crescent 
Jeffrey,  James,  4  Upper  Gilmore  place 
Jeffrey,  John,  &  Co.  brewers,  31  Grassmarket 
Jeffrey,  John  (J.  J.  and  Co.),  47  Melville  st. 
Jeffrey,   J.   &  E.  cabinetmakers,  129  Rose 

Street  lane 
Jeffrey,  Thos.F.  (P.  S.  ^  Co.)  5  Findhorn  pi. 
Jeffrey, W.  general  draper,  43  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith — house,  1  Bank  place 
Jeffrey,   Mrs,   grocer   and  [[spirit  dealer,  56 

Main  street,  Newhaven 
Jeffrey,  Mrs,  4  West  Clareraont  street 
Jeffrey,  Mrs,  5  Findhorn  place 
Jenkins,  Mrs,  4  Danube  street 
Jenkins,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  37  William  st. 


Jenkinson,  A.  (John  Miller  cfc  Co.)  8  Dundas  st. 

Jenkinson,  Wm.  and  Jas.  wine  and  spirit 
merchts.  77,  78,  and  79  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 

Jenkinson,  Wm.  (  W.  and  J.  J.),  53  Consti- 
tution street 

Jenkinson,  Wm.,  tobacconist  and  confectioner, 
120  Canongate 

Jenkinson,  Wra.  28  Albany  street,  Leith       " 

Jensen,  Theodor,  and  Co.,  commission  mer- 
chants, 13  Bernard  street 

Jervis,  Mrs,  corset  warehouse,  130  Princes  st. 

Jerviswoode,  Lord,  10  Strathearn  road 

Jobson,  M.  Baltic  hotel,  14  Commercial  pi. 

Jockel  &  Co.  butchers  and  ham-curers,  60 
Queen  street — ho.  55 

Jockel,  Christian,  Berlin  and  Frankfort  ware- 
house, 118  George  street.  West-end  bazaar 

Joel,  Miss,  ladies'  wardrobe  establishment, 
4  West  Nicolson  street 

John,  Thomas,  11  Gloucester  place 

Johns,  T.  &  Co.,  clothiers,  5  N.  St  David  st. 

Johnson  &  Paterson,  tea  and  coffee  dealers, 
57  North  Hanover  street 

Johnson,  Joseph  {Scot.  Wid.  Fund),  39  Dub- 
lin street 

Johnson,  James,  glass  and  china  merchant, 
16  West  port  and  34  Victoria  street — ho. 
Heriot  bridge 

Johnson,  Thomas,  12  India  place 

Johnson,  Wm.  waiter — tables  and  forms 
for  hire — 12  India  place 

Johnson,  Mrs  W.  39  Albany  Street,  Leith 

Johnson,  Miss  Helen,  21  Ainslie  place 

Johnston  &  Thom,  coal  merchants,  11  Port- 
Hamilton — house,  25  Archibald  place 

Johnston,  A.  and  J.  victuallers,  91  Canongate 

Johnston,  Adam,  30  Upper  Gray  street 

Johnston,  A.  cabinetmaker  and  undertaker, 
9  Charles  street,  and  6  Park  place — house, 
6  Park  street 

Johnston,  Alex,  of  Hillhouse,  7  Comely  bank 

Johnston,  Alex,  builder,  5  Comely  green  pi. 

Johnston,  Alex,  flesher,  3  Queensferry  street 

Johnston,  Alex,  baker  and  provision  mercht. 
21  Greenside  street — ho.  13  Calton  hill 

Johnston,  Alex.  Keith,  geographer  to  the 
Queen,  March  hall,  Prestonfield 

Johnston,  A.  {Thos.  J.  &;  Son),  69  Rose  street 

Johnston,  Rev.  Andrew,  6  Hermitage  place 

Johnston,  Archd.  sole  agent  for  Edinburgh 
and  adjoining  towns  for  Friend-in-Need 
Life,  Fire,  Guarantee,  and  Accidental  As- 
surance Co.  23  St  James'  square 

Johnston,  Charles,  &  Co.,  tea  dealers,  23  St 
Patrick  square 

Johnston,  Daniel,cabinetmaker&woodmercht. 
lOl  S.  B.  of  Canongate 

Johnston,  David,  &  Sons,  tanners,  curriers, 
and  leather  merchants,  70  St  Mary's  wynd 
— house,  54  South  Blacket  place 

Johnston,  Rev.  G.,  D.D.,  F.S.A.  6  Minto  st. 

Johnston,  Geo.  jun.  teacher  of  dancing  and 
music,  22  Elder  St. — See  Adv. 


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Johnston,  Henry,  2  Summerfield  villa,  Leith 
Johnston,  Capt.  J.  C,  R.N.  5  Inverleith  row 
Johnston,  James,  currier,  68  St  Mary's  wynd 
Johnston,  James,  butcher,  46  Broughton  st. 
Johnston,  James,  officer  of,  Fisheries,  2  Dock 

place — house,  7  Eastfield  place,  Leith 
Johnston,  Jas.  belt  and  game-bag  maker,  501 

Lawn  market 
Johnston,  Jas. engraver, lithographer, printer, 

and  stationer,  105  High  street 
Johnston  James,  Grange  loan 
Johnston,  James,  baker,  47  London  Btreet 
Johnston,  J.  flesher,  Drumdryan — house,  94 

Gilmore  place 
Johnston,  John  L.  butcher,  180  Canongate 
Johnston,  John,  stabler.  West  Northumber- 
land street  lane 
Johnston,  John  &  W.  surveyors  of  buildings, 

Greenside  str  e 
Johnston,  John  (Cay  S^  Johnston),  13  Union 

street 
Johnston,  J.  S.,  S.S.C.  21  Northumberland 

street 
Johnston,  John  {Shotts  Iro7i  Co.),  Orchard- 
field  cottage 
Johnston,  Patrick,  broker,  132  &  136  Cowgate 
Johnston,  Lieut.- Col.  P.  37  E.  Claremont  st. 
Johnston,  Peter  Thos.  13  Gayfield  square 
Johnston,  Peter,  coal  merchant.  Echo  bank 
Johnston,  Peter,  mason,  5-a  Buccleuch  st. — 

house,  26  Crosscausey 
Johnston,  Robert,  W.S.  27  Royal  terrace 
Johnston,  Robert,  painter,  5  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Johnston,  Roht.,  {Robertson  ^-  J".),  Merchiston 

cottage 
Johnston,  Robt.  chaplain  to  City  workhouse, 

17  St  James'  square 
Johnston,  Robt.  victual  dealer,  51  Hanover  st. 
Johnston,  Robert,  5  Summerbank 
Johnston,  Pv,obert,  accountant,  agent  for  the 
Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life  Assur- 
ance Company,  46  Queen  street 
Johnston,  Robert,  builder  and  contractor,  20 

S.  b.  of  Canongate — house,  4  Hill  square 
Johnston,   R.  Bruce,  W.S.  ( Graham  ^  J.), 

27  Royal  terrace 
Johnston,  Samuel,  &  Sons,  tea  merchants,  8 

Henry  street 
Johnston,  T.  and  Sons,  wrights,  69  Rose  st. 
Johnston,  Thos,  {T.  J.  Sf  Sons)  34  Castle  st. 
Johnston,  Thomas,  ironmonger,  44  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Johnston,  T.  B.  (W.  S^  A.  K.  J.),  9  Clare- 
mont crescent 
Johnston,  Thos.  dining  rooms,  13  Calton  st. 
Johnston,  Thomas,  furniture  deal.  40  and  42 

Blair  st. 
Johnston,  Thomas,  jeweller,  .34  North  bridge 
Johnston,  Thos.  printer,  11  West  Adam  street 
Johnston,  Thos.  M.  54  So.  Blackett  place 
Johnston,  Rev.  William,  10  Hailes  street 
Johnston,  W.  &  A.  K.  geographers,  engravers, 


and  printers  to  the  Queen,  publishers,  litho- 
graphers, letterpress  printers,  and  stationers, 
4  St  Andrew  square 
Johnston,  Wm.  poulterer,  17  High  market — 

house,  441  Lawnmarket 
Johnston,  W.  victualler,  19  Howe  st. — ho.  16 
Johnston,  Wm.,  commis.  merchant,  66  North 

Frederick  street 
Johnston,  William,  baker,  123  Rose  street 
Johnston,  William,  agent,  3  Davie  street 
Johnston,  William,  {In.  Rev.)  16  Maryfield 
Johnston,  William,  washing  and  dressing  es- 
tablishment. Patriot  hall 
Johnston,  Mrs  G.  59  Earl  Grey  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  John,  1  Eastfield,  Leith 
Johnston,  Mrs,  provision  mer.  22  Charles  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  of  Sands,  1 8  Chester  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse,  33  Brunswick  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  48  Dean  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Johnston,  Mrs,  17  Union  place 
Johnston,  Mrs,  1  Canal  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  9  James'  place 
Johnston,  Mrs  W.  64  North  Frederick  street 
Johnston,  Miss  A.  37  East  Claremont  street 
Johnston,  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  Q6  North 

Frederick  street 
Johnston,  Miss  Margaret,  3  Cambridge  st. 
Johnston,  Miss,  1  Great  Stuart  street 
Johnston,  Miss,  straw-hat  maker,  7  Hay  st. 
Johnston,  Misses  V.  E.  &  Co.  French  stay- 
makers,  97  George  street 
Johnston,  Misses,  17  Chester  street 
Johnston,  Misses,  8  Pilrig  street 
Johnstone,  Hunter,  &  Co.  publishers,  2  Mel- 
bourne place 
Johnstone,  David,  3  Leven  street 
Johnstone,  Fred,  tavern-keeper,  7  Abbey 
Johnstone,  G.  27  St  Patrick  square 
Johnstone,  John,  engraver,  printer,  &  litho- 
grapher, 7  Park  street 
Johnstone,  John,  11  Albany  street,  Leith 
Johnstone,  John,  teacher,  (^Calton  Jail,)  34 

Clerk  street 
Johnstone,  Robert,  advocate,  13  Maitland  st. 
Johnstone,  Robt.  {Maiheson  <^  Son),  2  Salis- 
bury street 
Johnstone,  Admiral  Sir  William  James  Hope, 

K.C.B.  24  Albany  street 
Johnstone,  Wm.  B.,  R.S.A.,  Sidney  lodge, 

Whitehouse  loan 
Johnstone,  Wm.  Grange  loan 
Johnstone,  W.  W.  13  Carlton  street 
Johnstone,  Mrs  C.  fancy  warehouse,  53  Clerk 

street 
Johnstone,  Mrs  Margaret,  6  Johnstone  place 
Johnstone,  Mrs  W.  22  Gayfield  square 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  5  James'  place 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  dairy,  141  High  street 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  50  Melville  street 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  2  Union  place,  Trinity 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Trinity  crescent 
Johnstone,  Miss  Hope,  13  St  John  street 
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Johnstone,  Miss,  3  Howard  place 
Johnstone,  Miss,  dressmaker,  2  Hay  street 
Johnstone,  Miss   Margaret,  shoe  warehouse, 

311  High  street 
Johnstone,    Miss,  private  day  and  boarding 

scliool,  22  Annandale  street 
Johnstone,  Misses,  3  W.  Newington 
Joint  Stock  Companies   Registration  Office, 

Exchequer — JohnHenderson,regis. — 10  to  4 
JoUie,  Strong,  &  Henry,  W.S.,  Sun  Fire  and 

Life  Insur.  Office,  chambers,  40  Princes  st. 
Jolly,  John,  tailor,  51  Cockburn  street 
Jolly,  William,  English  master,  George  Wat- 
son's hospital 
Jones,  Francis,  deputy- controller  (G.P.-  O.), 

78  Lauriston  pi. 
Jones,  R.  M.  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  19 

Constitution  street 
Jones,  T.  W.,  W.S.,  16  Comely  bank 
Jones,  Mrs  C.  Willding,  34  Queen  street 
Jones,  Mrs,  27  Nelson  street 
Jones,  Mrs,  29  Scotland  street 
Jones,  Mrs  T.  H.  10  Castle  terrace 
Jones,  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Dundas  street 
Jopp,  Charles,  civil  engineer,  24  St  Andrew 

square — house,  3  Royal  terrace 
Jopp,  J.  N.  wine  &  spirit  dealer,  agent  for 

the  Royal  Lochnagar  distillery,  Balmoral, 

70  Bristo  street 
Jopp,  Mrs,  30  Albany  street 
Jordan,  James,  cooper,  118  Kirkgate 
Jordan,  John,  90  Constitution  street 
Junner,  John  C.  chambers,  4  No.  St  Andrew 

street — house,  Bonnington  brae 
Jupp,  A.  music  seller,  48  Leith  street 
Jupp,  H.  music  seller,  32  Kirkgate 
Jupp,  Mrs  C.  Henry,  8  Corunna  place 
Juridical  Society,  40  Charlotte  square 
Justice  of  Peace  Office,  10  Royal  Exchange 
Justice  of  Peace  Office  for  County,  County 

hall — 10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 ;  Saturday,  10  to  2 
Justiciary  Office,  40-42  Register  house 

Karley,  Mrs  A.  4  Clarendon  crescent 

Kauflfmann,  Brothers,  &  Co.  commission  mer- 
chants, 120  Constitution  street 

KaufFman,  Hermann  (K.  B.  and  Co.),  3 
Albert  terrace,  Trinity 

Kay  &  Co.  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  39 
Jamaica  street 

Kay,  Alex.  &  Co.  plumbers  &  gasfitters,  144 
Princes  street 

Kay,  Charles,  crucible  manufacturer,  Green- 
side  row — house,  81  High  street 

Kay,  George,  fruiterer,  13  W.  Newington  pi. 

Kay,  H.  R.  (  T.  K.  Sf  So7i),  30  Alva  street 

Kay,  Jas.  basket  manufacturer,  65  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Kay,  John,  72  Northumberland  street 

Kay,  John,  basketmaker.  Market  stairs,  27 
North  bridge 

Kay,  Robert,  Union  hotel,  4  Lothian  road 

Kay,  Rev.  Thos.  6  Salisbury  bank 


Kay,  Thos.  &  Son,  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  18 

Charlotte  place 
Kay,  Thos.  (T.  K.  ^"  Son),  Cambridge  street  , 
Kay,  "William,  bootmaker,  38  Alva  street 
Kay,  William,  bootmaker,  10  India  place 
Kay,  Wra.  P.  {Kay  Sf  Co.),  72  Northumber-  I 

land  street 
Kay,  W.  bookseller  and  stationer,  5  Bank  st. 

and  Lindsay  place 
Kay,  Mrs  Alex.  144  Princes  street 
Kay,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  20  Drummond  place 
Kay,  Mrs  Peter,  3  Antigua  street 
Kay,  Mrs  Thos.  16  Clarence  street 
Kay,  Mrs  Thos.  124  Princes  street 
Kay,  Mrs  W.  6  Summerfield 
Kay,  Miss,  39  Dick  place 
Keating:,   Edward,   shoe-heal   and   toe-plate 

manufactory,  44  Cowgate 
Keay,  Mrs,  8  Gardner's  crescent 
Keddie,  David,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  & 

undertaker,  21  Church  street 
Keddie,  James,  gardener.  Queen  st.  gardens 
Keddie,  John,  bootmaker,  23  Hanover  street 
Keddie,  Nicholas,  spiritmerchant,  202  Rose  st. 
Keddie,  Thos.  cabinetmaker  and  appraiser,   7 

and  ]  4  Melville  place — house,  9 
Keddie,  William,  tailor,  15  St  Anthony  place 
Kedslie,  Alex.  Malta  house 
Kedslie,  A.  F.  commis.  mercht.  19  Charlotte 
street  (agent  for  Atlas  Assurance  Co.  Lon- 
don)— house,  19  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Kedslie,  Geo.  Hebron  bank,  Canaan  lane 
Kedzlie,  Robert,  draper,  50  South  Clerk  st. 
Keegan,  John,  solicitor,  10  Duke  street 
Keegan,  T.  wine  mercht.  1  North  St  David  st. 
Keighley,  Matt.  2  Upper  Gray  street 
Keiller,  Alex.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  21  Queen  st. 
Keir,  Robert,  vrarehouseman,  47  Quality  st. 
Keir,  Robert,  1  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Keir,  Misses,  12  Buccleuch  place 
Keith,  Alex.  9  St  Bernard's  row 
Keith,  Geo.  S.,  M.D.,F.R.C.P.  57  Northum- 

beriand  street 
Keith,  Geo.  boiler-maker,  15  Cannon  st.  Leith 
Keith,  John,  16  Picardy  place 
Keith,  Thos.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  2  N.  Char- 
lotte street 
Keith,  Mrs,  10  Wemyss  place 
Kell,  Mrs,  7  Stafford  street 
Kelland,  Professor,  20  Clarendon  crescent 
Kellie,  James,  grocer  and  confectioner,  60 

Lothian  road 
Kellock,  Alexander,in«keeper,  80  South  back 

of  Canongate 
Kellock,  A.  &  Co.  clothiers  and  outfitters, 

39  and  40  South  bridge 
Kelly,   And.  pocket-book  maker,  28  Green- 
side  street 
Kelly,  John,  &  Sons,  lockmakers,  ironmongers, 
and  hot  water  engineers,  113  Rose  street 
— See  Adv. 
Kelly,  John  {J.  K.  and  Sons),  6  Castle  st. 
Kelly,  Thos.  {J.  K.  and  Sons),  129  Rose  st. 


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Kelly,  Mrs,  midwife  &  ladies'  nurse,  23  Howe 

street 
Kelly,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant,  8  Greenside  pi. 
Kelt,  Mrs,  china  merchant,  30  Horse  wynd 
Kemp,  Cameron,  &  Co.  commission  agents,  4 

Bernard  street 
Kemp  &  Co.  chemical,  photographic,  and  philo- 

sophicalinstrument  makers,  12  &  13  Infirm- 
ary street — See  Adv. 
Kemp,  Daniel,  governor,  City  poorhouse,  For- 
rest road 
Kemp,  F.  {B.L.C.  Bank),  56  Cumberland  st. 
Kemp,  George,  coach  and  van  builder,  28 

South  Junction  street 
Kemp,  George,  clerk,  17  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Kemp,  George,  coach  wright,  4  Little  King 

street 
Kemp,  J.  &  R.coal merchts.  14  Port-Hamilton 

— house,  5  Morrison  street 
Kemp,  James,  flour  merchant,  79  Clerk  st. — 

house,  61  Clerk  street 
Kemp,  James,  Dairy  house 
Kemp,  John,  engineer,  1  Cannon  st.  Leith 
Kemp,  Robert,  (^late  Kirkiuood  and  K.)  plumber 

and  gasfitter,  W.  Thistle  st.  lane— house, 

17  Howe  St. 
Kemp,  Robert,  6  Macnab  street 
Kemp,  Mrs  Robert,  33  Montague  street . 
Kemp,  Mrs  Dr  Thomas  Lindley,  William- 
field,  Bonnington 
Kempster,  Mrs  T.  laundress,  5  Market  street 
Kenmore,  William  F.  advocate,  46  Albany  st. 
Kenmore,  Mrs,  20  Haddington  place 
Kennedy,  Alex.,  W.S.  26  Calton  hill 
Kennedy,  Alex.  (^Inland  Revenue  office)^  138 

Nicolson  street 
Kennedy,  Angus,  Wardie  crescent 
Kennedy,  Charles,  corkcutter,  4  Infirmary  st. 
Kennedy,  Daniel,  live  stock  agt.  1 4  Gardner's 

crescent 
Kennedy,  David,  carpenter,  6  Union  place 
Kennedy,  Hugh,  W.S.  17  Manor  place 
Kennedy,  J.  hairdresser,  60  Low  Calton 
Kennedy,  John,  W.S.  71  Great  King  street 
^'ennedy,  John,  pawnbroker,  1  Milne  sq. — ■ 

Iiouse,  1 

.ennedy,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1 

St  James'  place — ho.  2 
Kennedy,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  167Pleas- 

ance 
Kennedy,  Rob.  ironmonger,  45  Candlemaker 

row — ho.  37 
Kennedy,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  16  West 

Nicolson  street 
Kennedy,  Thomas,  Wardie  hotel,  Granton 
Kennedy,  Lord  William,  2  Buckingham  ter. 
Kennedy,  William,  ship  hotel,  7  E.  Register 

street 
Kennedy,  William,  W.S.  59  Northumberland 

street 
Kennedy,  William,  teacher,  St  Leonard's  hill 
Kennedy,  William,  Wardie  crescent 
Kennedy,  Wm.  hotel  keeper,  8  Princes  st. 


Kennedy,  Wm.  W.  21  St  John  street 

Kennedy,  W.  P.  bookseller,  &c.  79  George  st. 
— house,  7  London  street 

Kennedy,  Mrs  Ann,  King's  Arms  inn,  New- 
haven 

Kennedy,  Mrs,  6  Rillbank  terrace 

Kennedy,  Mrs,  of  Romanno,  25  Forth  street 

Kennedy,  Mrs,  40  Cumberland  street 

Kennedy,  Miss,  26  Cumberland  street 

Kennedy,  Miss,  Helen  cottage.  Church  lane 

Kennedy,  Misses,  establishment  for  young 
ladies,  Walmer  house,  6  Blackford  road 

Kennedy,  Misses,  milliners,  62  Causeyside 

Kenneth,  Mrs,  French  staymaker,  53  Thistle 
street 

Kennington&  Jenner,silk  mercers  and  drapers, 
47  and  48  Princes  st.  and  2,  4,  6,  8,  and  10 
St  David  street 

Kent,  George  Killick,  decorative  painter,  3 
Wemyss  place — ho.  24  Howe  street 

Kenward,  W.  music-teacher,  5  Randolph  pi. 

Ker,  A.  Haddington  house,  S.  b.  Canongate 

Ker,  James,  lathsplitter,  35  Haddington  place 
— ho.  4  Shrub  place 

Ker,  James,  Nelson's  Monument,  Calton  hill 

Ker,  Robert  Darling,  St  Leonard  house 

Ker,  Thomas,  and  Son,  corn  merchants,  St 
Leonard  house 

Ker,  Thomas,  cutler  and  surgical  instrument 
maker,  27  Potterrow 

Ker,  Miss  M.  A.  18  Upper  Gray  street 

Ker,  Miss  May,  11  Duncan  street 

Ker,  Miss,  9  Greenhill  gardens 

Ker,  Misses,  28  Rutland  square 

Ker,  Misses,  4  Inverleith  terrace 

Kermack,  W.  R.,  W.S.  9  Hill  st house,  22 

York  place 

Kermack,  Miss,  3  Lynedoch  place 

Kerr,  Hatton,  &  Co.  merchts.  and  commis- 
sion agents,  26  Quality  sti'eet,  Leith 

Kerr  &  Co.,  china  warehouse,  34  Broughton 
street 

Kerr,  Alex,  clerk,  9  Brighton  street 

Kerr,  Alex,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  4  St  Anthony 
place 

Kerr,  Alex.  7  St  Patrick  square 

Kerr,  Andrew,  architect  {office  of  H.  M. 
WorTis),  3  Findhorn  place 

Kerr,  And.  A.  {Royal  Bank),  4  Broughton  pi. 

Kerr,  Archd.  tailor  and  clothier,  13  Union  pi. 

Kerr,  Chas.  M.  winemer.  9  Bernard  st.  Leith 
— house,  1 1  Dean  terrace 

Kerr,  C.  J.  accountant,  33  Dublin  street 

Kerr,  David,  21  Warriston  crescent 

Kerr,  David,  stone  carver,  Lothian  road 

Kerr,  George,  10  Dewar  place 

Kerr,  Geo.  tea  and  cofiee  mercht.  42  and  48 
Broughton  street— house,  2  London  street 

Kerr,  G.  house  agent  and  tobacconist,  34 
Kirkgate 

Kerr,  Henry,  merchant,  51  Princes  street- 
house,  6  Annandale  street 

Kerr,  H.  N.  J.  40  Inverleith  row 


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Kerr,  Hugh,  coach-hirer,  2  Hope  street 

Kerr,  James,  A.M.  14  Ann  street 

Kerr,    James,  grocer,   89   Nicolson   street — 

house,  25  Rankeillor  street 
Kerr,  James,  20  Ashley  buildings 
Kerr,  Captain  James,  R.N.  Hope  cottage 
Kerr,  James  {Sasine  Office),  4  Torphichen  st. 
Kerr,  James,  5  Market  place 
Kerr,  John  B.  umbrella  manuf.  47  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith — house,  13 
Kerr,  John  F.  glazier,  61-b  N.  Frederick  st. 
Kerr,  John,  clerk  of  works,  7  Windmill  st. 
Kerr,  Jonathan  D.  cupper  to  the  Queen,  15 

Dublin  street 
Kerr,  Michael,  55-a  Leith  wynd 
Kerr,  Robert,  53  Albany  street 
Kerr,  Robert,  9  Gt.  Stuart  street 
Kerr,  Thos.  {G.P.-O.),  11  Spring  gardens. 

Abbey  hill 
Kerr,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  30  Leith  street 
Kerr,  Thomas,  5  Holyrood  terrace 
Kerr,  Thomas,  secretary  and  treasurer  to  the 

Free  Church  Temp.  So.  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Kerr,  Wm.  wine  &  spirit  merchant,  1  Princes 

street,    148  High  street,  and  19  Hanover 

street — house,  Napier  villa,  Merchiston 
Kerr,  W.  steam  boat  and  coach  office,  1  Princes 

street 
Kerr,  William,  builder,  175  Causeyside 
Kerr,  Wm.  cork-manufacturer,  93  Rose  st. 
Kerr,Wm.  teacher  of  vocal  music,  15  Graham 

street 
Kerr,   Mrs   Cecilia,   licensed  broker,  32    St 

Mary's  Wynd 
Kerr,  Mrs  James,  bookseller  and  circulating 

library,  32  Nicolson  street 
Kerr,  Mrs,  19  Fettes  row 
Kerr,  Mrs,  13  East  Adam  street 
Kerr,  Miss  G.  milliner,  &c.  18  Downie  place 
Kerr,  Miss  Margaret,  31  Morrison  street 
Kerr,  Miss  Marion,  milliner,  31  Lothian  st. 
Kerr,  Miss,  dressmaker,  469  Lawnmarket 
Kerr,  Miss,  4  Upper  Dean  terrace 
Kerr,  Miss,  10  Forres  street 
Resting,  Ernst,  teacher  of  music,  24  Queen 

street 
Key,  George,  10  Atholl  place 
Kidd,  Chas.,  lodgings,  146  Princes  st. 
Kidd,  Rev.  George,  teacher,  38  Earl  Grey  st. 
Kidd,  James,  121  Nicolson  street 
Kidd,  James,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Kidd,  James,  janitor,  New  College 
Kidd,  John,  merchant,  73  Constitution  st. — 

house,  3  Cassells'  place 
Kidd,  Jn.  baker  and  victual  dealer,  21  Arthur 

street 
Kidd,  Peter,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  10  Vic- 
toria street— house  352  Castle  hill 
Kidd,  Thos.  (G,  P.-O.),  2  Glenorcby  place 
Kidd,  Mrs,  2  George's  place 
Kidd,  Miss,  5  Portland  place 
Kidd,  Miss,  23  Comely  bank 
Kiddy,  Mrs,  28  George  IV.  bridge 


Kieser,  Miss,  teacher  of  music,  9  Manor  place 
Kilgour,  Jas.  classical  teacher,  1  Brandfield 

place 
Kilgour,  John,  surveyor,  12  Queen  street 
Kilgour,  Joseph,  (agent  for  Cassell,  Smith,  & 

Co.,  London,)  wholesale  and  retail  tea  and 

coffee  merchant,  69  Tolbooth  wynd — ho.  2 

Regent  street,  Leith 
Kilgour,  Robt.,  View- Forth  park 
Kilgour,  Wm.,  of  Glaslie,  22  Wariston  cres. 
Kilgour,  Wm.  P.  com.  traveller,  8  Elder  st. 
Kilgour,  Wm.  Stewart,  12  Union  street 
Kilgour,  Mrs  James,  40  Rankeillor  street 
Kilgour,  Mrs,  lodgings,  29  Howe  street 
Kilgour,  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Castle  street 
KiLi.iNGWoRTH  ColUery,  3  E.  Register  street 
Kilpatrick,  A.  dairy,  1  Scotland  street 
Kilpatrick,  J.  &  G.  {Christie  ^  K.),  9  Graham 

street 
Kilpatrick,  Mrs,  vict.  dealer,  173  West  port 
Kilpatrick,  Jas.  Killen,  news  agent,  242  Cow- 
gate 
Kim,  David,  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Kincaird,  Miss  Jane,  N.  Merchiston  place 
King,  Robert,  gasfitter   and   bell-hanger,    6 

Simon  square 
King,  Thos.  gardener,  3  Horn  lane 
King,  Rev.  Wm.  19  Clarence  street 
King,  Wm.  teacher,  Stewart's  hospital 
King,  William,  9  Shrub  place 
King,  Wm.  spirit  merchant,  24  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith — house  76 
King,  Misses,  milliners,  &c.  14  Castle  street 
Kinghorn,  Alex,  builder,  4  East  Pitt  street, 

Leith 
Kinghorn,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  110  Rose  st. 
Kinghorn,  James,  foreman  of  work.  Docks, 

Leith,  6  East  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Kinghorn,  William,  Bonnington  villa 
Kinghorn,  Wm.  Clerk,  8  Prince  Consort  pi. 

Leith 
Kinghorn,  Miss,  3  E.  Pitt  st.  Bonnington 
Kinlay,  John,    agent   for   Tranent  colliery, 

North  Bridge  station — ho.  19  Canongate— 

See  Adv. 
Kinlay    and    Mackintosh,    Misses,    Summer 

cottage.  Trinity 
Kinloch,  Alex.  J.,  M.D.,  of  Park,  2  Mayfield 

terrace 
Kinloch,  Hon.  Lord,  24  Great  King  st. 
Kinloch,   Geo.  of  Kinloch,  32  Drummond 

place 
Kinloch,  Geo.  R.  General  Register  house — 

ho.  W.  Coates  villa 
Kinloch,  James,  dairy,  20  Hanover  street 
Kinloch,  Mrs,  lodgings,  68  George  st. 
Kinloch,  Miss,  teacher  of  pianoforte  and  sing- 
ing, 72  Northumberland  street 
Kinloch,  Miss,  7  Dick  place 
Kinnear,  Alex.  S.  advocate,  41  Heriot  row 
Kinnear,  David,  accountant,  21  Elder  street 
Kinnear,  Geo.  T.,  W.S.  {Hamilton  ^  K.)  28 

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Kinnear,  John,  spirit  dealer,  1  Johnston  place 
Kinniburgh,  Mrs  Dr,  H  Montgomery  st. 
Kinniburgh,  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Roxburgh  st. 
Kinninmont,  R.  K.,  merch.,  5  St  Cuthbert's 

glebe 
Kinnis,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  25  Thistle  st. 
Kinnoch,  Andrew,  Abbey    hill  foundry,   59 

Abbey  hill — house,  6 1 
Kinross,  Wra.  44  Howe  street 
Kippen,  Dun.  spirit  merchant,  25  Richmond 

place 
Kippen,  James.  H.  of  Westerton,  8  Oxford 

terrace 
Kippen,  William,  10  Buckingham  terrace 
Kirby,  Miss,  assistant  matron,  John  Watson's 

institution 
Kirk,   Edmd.  bank  messenger,  {B.  L.  C.,) 

8  Register  place 
Kirk,  George,  shipowner,  6  Union  st.  Leith 
Kirk,  James  {Richardson  Brothers),  105  West 

bow 
Kirk,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  461 

Lawnmarket  and  225  High  street 
Kirk,  Rev.  John,  17  Greenhill  gardens 
Kirk,  John,  W.S.  12  Claremoni  crescent 
!  I  Kirk,  John,  Ship  inn,  Newhaven 
Kirk,  Captain  W.J.  staft'- officer,  Edinburgh 

district,  26  Dick  place.  Grange 
Kirk,  Mrs,  45  George  square 
Kirk,  Mrs,  5  Roxburgh  place 
.  j  Kirk,  Mrs  Kinloch,  24  Gayfield  square 
I   Kirkham,  Mrs,  51  Broughton  street 
I  Kirkhope,  Alexander,  grocer,  3  Scotland  st. 
I|      — house,  35 
Kirkhope,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  1 

So.  Melville  place— house.  West  Coates 
Kirkland,  John,  manager  Duke  of  Hamilton's 

collieries,  10  Port-Hamilton,  7  Spittal  street 
Kirkland,  Mrs  E.  grocer,  8  Elder  street 
Kirkland,  Mrs  James,  61  Clerk  street 
Kirkland,  Mrs,  10  Clarence  street 
Kirkpatrick,  John,  advocate,  39  Moray  place 
Kirkwood  &    Murray,   wholesale    hardware 

merchants,  78  South  bridge 
Kirkwood,  Adam,  accountant,   3    Paterson's 

court.  Old  Broughton 
Kirkwood,  Alex,  and  Son,  medallists,  die  and 

stamp  cutters,  9  St  James'  sq. — house,  49 

Dick  place 
Kirkwood,  Alex,  flesher,  297  Canongate 
Kirkwood,  Jas.  working  jeweller,  12  Thistle 

street — ho.  37  London  street 
Kirkwood,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  74 

St  Mary's  wynd 
Kirkwood,  J.  Abbotsford  park 
Kirkwood,  John  R.  baker  and  confectioner, 

48  George  IV.  bridge 
Kirkwood,  Rev.  James,  27  Claremont  street 
Kirkwood,  Robt.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  169 

W.  Rose  street  lane — house,  204  Rose  street 
Kirkwood,  Robt.  tailor,  10-a  Claremont  pi. 
Kirkwood,  Robert,  civil  engineer,  N.  Gothic 

cottage,  Trinity 


Kirkwood,  Mrs  Charles,  3  Paterson's  court. 
Old  Broughton 

Kirkwood,  Mrs  Captain  James,  25  York  pi. 

Kirkwood,  Mrs  John,  26  Royal  crescent 

Kirkwood,  Mrs,  30  Pitt  street 

Kirman,  Wra.  coach  proprietor,  4  Gillespie 
street — coach  office,Lochrinstables,4  Lower 
Gilmore  place 

Kissock,  Misses,  15  Drummond  place 

Kitchen,  John,  slater,  16  Cowan's  close 

Klausman,  A.  &  D.  clockmkrs.  4  S.  College  st. 

Knapp,  Mrs,  55  Inverleith  row 

Knight,  G.  &  Son,  smiths  and  furnishing  iron- 
mongers, 5  W.  Register  street  and  22 
Greenside  place— ho.  24  Calton  hill 

Knight,  W.  grocer  &  spirit  dlr.  88  Canongate 

Knight,  Mrs,  of  Jordanstone,  21  Dean  ter. 

Knight,  Miss,  1  Montpelier 

Knoblauch,  Hugo,  mercht.  17  Constitution 
St.  or  5  Morton  street,  Leith 

Knott,  James  B.  photographer,  60  Princes  st. 

Knowles,  Andrew,  flesher,  63  High  street 

Knowles,  Geo.  builder,  64  Eountainbridge 

Knowles,  Jasper,  confectioner,  226  Cowgate 

Knox  Refreshment  Rooms,  51  High  street 

Knox,  Samuel,  &  Dickson,  fringe  and  gimp 
manufacs.,  hosiers,  glovers,  and  smallware 
merchants,  13,  15,  and  17  South  Hanover 
street,  and  40  and  42  Rose  street — factory, 
Rosemount 

Knox,  Adam,  {Caledonian  Insurance  Co.),  16 
Hart  street 

Knox,  James,  glazier,  16  Catherine  street 
— house,  4  East  Broughton  place 

Knox,  James,  accountant,  47  North  Hanover 
street — house,  Bathfield,  Leith 

Knox,  Thomas  {Knox,  Samuel^  ^  Dickson), 
2  Dick  place 

Knox,  Wm.,M.D.  and  surgeon,  11  Hart  street 

Knox,  William,  17  Leopold  place 

Koerber,  Johannes,  {late  Geilcie),  ornamental 
hair  manufacturer  and  perfumer  to  the 
Queen,  35  N.  bridge— ho.  20  St  John  st. 

Kohler,  E.  &  Son,  violin-string  makers  and 
music  sellers,  21  North  bridge 

Kiichler,  Heinrich,  prof,  of  singing,  103  George 
street 

Kunz,  M.  Jules,  teacher  of  French  and  Ger- 
man, 13  Rutland  square 

Kyle,  Mrs  James,  3  Kyle  place,  Madeira  st. 

Kyle,  Mrs  John,  coal  merchant,  32  Rankeil- 
lor  street 

Kyles,  Andrew,  tailor,  3  N.  Richmond  st. 

Kynock,  Mrs,  9  Torphichen  street 

Lackie,  G.  grocer  and  fruiterer,  17  Dundas  st. 
La  Cour  &  Watson,  export  agents,  ship  and 

insurance  brokers,  14  Commercial  place 
Ladies'  Own  Journal  office,  8  Melbourne  pi. 
Laidlaw,  David,  victualler  and  dairyman,  115 

Cowgate 
Laidlaw,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  mercha,nt| 

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Laidlaw,  James^  baker,  4  Kerr  street 
Laidlaw,  John,  bank  messenger  {British  Linen 

Co.),  6  Register  place 
Laidlaw,  R.  &  Son,  Venetian  blind  manufs. 
bell-hangers,  brass  and  ironfounders,  gas- 
meter  manufacrs,  and  gasStters,  Simon  sq. 
— See  Adv. 
Laidlaw,  R.  &  Son,  Patent  Frictional  Gearing 
Company — branch  office,  Simon  square — 
See  Adv. 
Laidlaw,  Ralph,  cowfeeder,  5  High  riggs 
Laidlaw,  Walter,  5  Rankeillor  street 
Laidlaw,  William,  wright,  29  Earl  Grey  st. 
Laidlaw,  Mrs,  victual  dealer,  23  Arthur  st. 
Laidlaw,  Mrs,  3  Newington  terrace 
Laidlaw,  Miss  Helen,  dressmakez^  2  Kerr  st, 
Laidlaw,  Miss,  9  Newington  terrace 
Laing,  A.  tailor  and  clothier,  27  Sandport  st. 
Laing,  Alex.  Baiik  of  Scotland 
Laing,  Alex,  cabinetmaker,  218  Cowgate 
Laing,  Andrew  J.  Royal  Insurance  surveyor, 

13  George  street — house,  35  Rosebank 
Laing,  David,  LL.D.,  Signet  library — ho.  12 

James  street,  Portobello 
Laing,  David,  writer,  5  Randolph  place 
Laing,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  19  South 

St  James  street 
Laing,  Duncan,  teacher,  Leith  mill  road 
Laing,  Geo.  Venetian  blind  maker,  undertaker, 
wright,  and  house  agent,  Palmer's  buildings, 
West  Nicolson  street,  and  70  Potterrow. — 
See  Adv. 
Laing,  George,  working  jev/eller  and  watch- 
maker, 27  Nicolson  st.— -ho.  31 — See  Adv. 
Laing,  George,  builder,   St  Anthony  pi. — ho. 

8  Downie  place 
Laing,  Henry,  engraver  and  manufacturer  of 

glass  seals,  3  Elder  street 
Laing,  James,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit 
mer.  51  Kirkgate — ho.  1  Madeira  pi.  Leith 
Laing,  Jas.  {Bank  of  Scotland),  10  Chester  st. 
Laing,  Rev.  John,  New  buildings,  Mound 
Laing,  Robt.  builder,  26  Carnegie  street 
Laing,  Robert,  14  Walker  street 
Laing,  Thomas,  teacher,  Newhaven 
Laing,  Wm.  wholesale  stationer,  34  Grass- 
market — ho.  14.  Heriot  place 
Laing,  Wm.  milliner  and  laceman,  54.  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith — ho.  4 
Laing,  Mrs,  22  London  street 
Laing,  Mrs,  16  York  place 
Laing,  Mrs,  1  Alva  street 
Laing,  Mrs  W.  4  North  Fort  st. 
Laing,  Miss  H.  boarding-school,  Newhaven 
Laing,  Miss  Isabella,  matron.  Orphan  hospital 
Laing,  Miss,  20  Rankeillor  street 
Laing,  Miss,  draper,  11  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Laing,  Miss,  9  Dewar  place 
Laing,  Misses,  25  Gayfield  square 
Laird  &  Banks,  salt  manufacturers,  21  Con- 
stitution street 
Laird,  Robert  B.  {D.  8f  L.),  9  Grove  street 
Laird,  William,  teacher,  Stewart's  hospital 


Laird,  Wm.  {Gallic,  L.,  8f  Co.),  1  Abbey  mt.  ! 
Laird,  W.   C.  {Gallie,  Z,.,  Sf  Co.),  1  Abbey  : 
mount  I 

Laird,  Miss,  14  Henderson  row  I 

Lamb,  Edm.  clerk,  Ho.  of  Refuge,  Canong. ' 
Lamb,  Francis,  13  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Lamb,  James,  grocer,  162  Canongate 
Lamb,  James,  glass-stainer,  48  London  street 
Lamb,  John,  builder,  2  Rosebank  cottages 
Lamb,  John,  6  Blenheim  place 
Lamb,  Laurence,  general  inspector  of  fisheries, 

2  Dock  place — house,  17  Bath  st. 
Lamb,  Peter,  smith,  15  Church  street 
Lamb,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  20  Char- 
lotte place — house,  10  Saunders'  street 
Lamb,  Robt.  stationer,  2  Howard  street 
Lamb,  Tho.  confectioner,  19  Leith  st. — ho.  21 
Lamb,  Thomas,  slater  and  glazier,  78  Clerk 

street — house,  7  St  Patrick  square 
Lamb,  Mrs  R.  embosser  and  black  borderer, 

11  Hanover  street 
Lamb,  Mrs,  26  Dundas  street 
Lamb,  Miss,  10  Wellington  place 
Lamb,  Miss,  2  Trinity  crescent 
Lamb;,  Misses,  milliners  &  dressmakers,  115 

George  street 
Lamb,   Misses,  furnished    apartments,    121 

Princes  street 
Lambe,  A.  J.  8  Coates  crescent 
Lambert,  William,  accountant,  1  Hanover  st. 
Lambie,  William,  teacher,  4  Coatfield  lane, 

Leith 
Lamond,  John,  tailor,  21  East  Crosscausey 
Lamond,  William,  advocate,  1  Albyn  pi. 
Lament,  Donald,  surveyor  of  taxes,  6  Water- 
loo place 
L'Amy,  Miss,  19  Manor  place 
Lancaster,  Henry  H.  advocate,  20  Northum- 
berland street 
Landale,  David,  mining  engineer,  6  Forth  st. 
Landale,  Robert,   of  Pitmedden,    S.S.C.  & 

N.-P.  15  Royal  circus 
Landale,  T.  and  R.,  S.S.C.  18  Forth  street 
•Landale,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  18  Forth  street 
Lands  Valuation  Office,  6  Hanover  street 
Lane,  Thos.  school-slate  maker,  37  Leith  walk 
liang,  Daniel,  9  Brighton  street 
Lang,  James  Innes,  8  South  Gray  street 
Lang,  Peter  (Com.  Bank),  24  Rankeillor  st. 
Lang,  Rob.  L.  writer,  10  Grove  street 
Lang,  Samuel,  fishing-rod  and  tackle  maker, 

and  fly  dresser,  14  South  St  David  street 
Lang,  Thos.Bamford,  controller,  sorting  office, 
G.P.-O.—ho.  22  Brighton  pi.  Portobello 
Lang,  Mrs,  6  Arniston  place 
Lang,  Miss  Mary,  Greenhill  bank 
Langan,  Barbara,  laundress,  16  Bedford  st. 
Langlands,  William,  builder,  Morningside 
Lapsiey,  Mrs,  24  South  Castle  street 
Large,  Alfred,  Donaldson's  hospital 
Largie,  Mrs,  50  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Larmouth,  Alex.  jun.  grocer  and  provision 
mer.  Catherine  st.  court — ho.  54  Bristo  6t, 


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Lascelles,  Andrew,  furniture  dealer,  251  Cow- 
gate 

Laseelles,  Miss  Jane  Smith,  dressmaker,  5 
Cannon  street,  Leith 

Lassen  &  Meiners,  commission  merchants. 
Corn  Exchange,  Leith 

Lassen,  C.  (i.  ^  M.)^  1  James'  place,  Leith 

Laiham,  Richard,  fruit  merchant  (agent,  L. 
Thallon  6f  Co.),  57  New  buildings 

Latimer,  George  B.  watch  and  clock  maker, 
84  Pleasance 

Latimer,  Mrs,  proprietor  of  M'Pherson's 
ointment,  84  Pleasance 

Latta,  James,  C.A.  20  Abercromby  place- 
house,  Blandfield  house 

Latta,  .John,  S.S.C.  chambers,  60  Hanover 
street — house,  Blandfield  house 

Latta,  Robert,  writer,  20  Abercromby  place 

Latta,  Mrs  Robert,  Blandfield  bouse 

Latta,  Mrs  T.  A.  39  Minto  street 

Laubach,  Conrad,  teacher  of  music,  72 
Broughton  street 

Laubach,  P.  teacher  of  music,  30  Haddington 
place 

Lauder,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  6  South  St 
James'  street 

Lauder,  Andrew,  25  Bread  street 

Lauder,  James,  19  Lutton  place 

Lauder,  James,  clothier,  15  Grove  street 

Lauder,  James,  plumber,  gasfitter,  and  zinc- 
worker,  96  Kirkgate 

Lauder,  Robert  H.  46  Cumberland  street 

Lauder,  Thomas,  water  officer,  97  Kirkgate 

Lauder,  Thomas,  baker,  2  Elder  street 

Lauder,  Dowager  Lady  Dick,  Greenhill  house 

Lauder,  Mrs  Catherine,  lodgings,  1  Alva  street 

Lauder,  Mrs  John,  5 1  Broughton  street 

Lauder,  Mrs,  2  Darling's  buildings 

Lauder,  Mrs,  17  Windsor  street 

Lauder,  Miss,  30  Kirkgate 

Laule  &  Heptung,  German  clock,  toy,  and 
fancy  warehouse,  5  North  bridge 

Laurence,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  43  India  place 

Laurence,  Mrs,  10  S.  Gray  street 

Laurenson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  10  Commer- 
cial place 

Laurent,  Charles,  spirit  merchant,  54  George 
IV.  bridge 

Laurent,  Madame,  ladies'  wardrobe,  3  York 
place 

Laurie,  Son,  &  Co.  American  merchants,  10 
QuaUty  street 

Laurie,  Alex.  &  Co.  printers  to  Her  Majesty, 
13  North  Bank  street 

Laurie,  Andrew,  surgeon,  72  Broughton  st. 

Laurie,  Geo.  dairy,  4  Quality  street 

Laurie,  Joha,  47  Junction  street, 

Laurie,  John,  dairy,  32  Couper  street 

Laurie,  Robert  {T.  B.  Campbell  &  Co.), 
Clarebank,  Claremont  park 

Laurie,  Simon  Somerville,  secretary.  Educa- 
tion Committee,  22  Queen  street — house, 
Brunstain  house,  Portobello 


Laurie,  Thomas,  accountant,  CO  Frederick  st. 

Laurie,  Thomas,  bookseller  and  publisher, 
38  Cockburn  street 

Laurie,  Thomas,  Craigside  house 

Laurie,  Wm.  Alex.,  W.S.  Keeper  of  H.  M. 
Gazette,  13  North  Bank  street 

Laurie,  William,  24  East  Claremont  street 

Laurie,  William  M.  22  Gayfield  square  . 

Laurie,  Mrs,  18  Leopold  place 

Laurie,  Mrs  J.  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 
12  Saunders'  street 

Laurie,  Misses,  39  Montague  street 

Lauriston,  Arch,  basket  maker,  10  Bruns- 
wick street 

Law  &  Forrest,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 
5  Queensferry  street 

Law  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 126  Chancery  lane,  London — Edin- 
burgh agency,  4  Bank  st James  Falkner, 

S.S.C.  agent 

Law  Life  Assurance  Society  of  London,  33 
York  place — D.  Cormack,  agent. — See  Adv. 

Law,  David,  brewer,  11  St  Anthony  st.  Leith 

Law,  George,  gardener,  Hiilhousefield  and 
Annfield  cottage 

Law,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  423  Lawn- 
market 

Law,  James  (Scotsman  Office),  16  Scotland  st. 

Law,  John,  &  Sons,  masonic  jewellers  and 
artists,  98  George  street 

Law,  John,  Hiilhousefield 

Law,  Philip,  officer.  Commissioners  of  North. 
Lights,  84  George  street 

Law,  Eobt.  H.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  49 
Hanover  street — ho.  Bellfield 

Law,  W.  and  G.  dealers  in  tea  and  coffee,  31 
St  Andrew  square 

Law,  Mrs,  15  Portland  place 

Law,  Mrs  John,  86  George  street 

Law,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  34  Coatfield  lane 

Law,  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Pitt  street 

Lawrence  &  Black,  surveyors,  50-a  Frederick 
street 

Lawrence,  David,  clerk,  Granton  cottage 

Lawrence,  Geo.  C.  hairdresser,  25  Rose  street 
— house,  23 

Lawrence,  James,  surgeon,  R.N.  20  Minto  st. 

Lawrence,  Wm.  ironmonger,  19  Elm  row 

Lawrence,  Mrs,  straw-hat  manufacturer,  20 
Elm  row 

Lawrrie  &  Sons,  grocers,  5  East  Sciennes  st. 

Lawrie  &  Mitchell,  photographers,  25  North 
bridge 

Lawrie,  Alex,  flesher,  40  High  street 

Lawrie,  Alex,  music- teacher  and  organist,  4 
Forth  street 

Lawrie,  Alex,  piano  wareroom,  11  St  Patrick 
square 

Lawrie,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  16  Downie  pi. 
— house,  40  Gilmore  place 

Lawrie,  Archibald  Campbell,  advocate,  11 
Darnaway  street 

Lawrie,  Henry,  agent,  7  Hill  square 


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Lawrie,  James,  M.D.  hydropathic  and  Turk- 
ish baths,  Sciennes  hill — ho.  22  Rankeillor 

street 
Lawrie,  James,  storekeeper,  5Q  Bridge  street 
Lawrie,  James,  flesher,  39  Duke  street,  Leith 
Lawrie,  John,  plumber,  brassfounder,  &  gas- 
fitter,  12  Catherine  st.  court — house,  19  St 

James'  street. — See  Adv. 
Lawrie,  John,  baker,  26  Rose  street 
Lawrie,  John,  5  Hei:derson  row 
Lawrie,  Jn.  marble  cutter,  13  Great  Junction 

street,  Leith 
Lawrie,  Peter,  stationer,  38   Clerk  street — 

house,  14  West  Preston  street 
Lawrie,    William,    church-ofiBcer,    Free    St 

Mary's,  Broughton  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  William,  3  Gloucester  place 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  1  Dundas  street 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  39  St  Leonard  street 
Lawrie,  Mrp,  1  Henderson  row 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  Allanfield,  Ferry  road 
Lawrie,  Miss,  17  Arthur  street 
Lawrie,  Miss,  9  Ainslie  place 
Lawrie,  Miss  M.  jeweller,  50  Leith  st. 
Lawrie  &  Mackenzie,  Misses,  dressmakers,  4 

Union  street 
Lawson  &  Harkness,  house-carpenters  and 

undertakers,  95  High  street 
Lawson  &  Stewart,  bootmakers,  34  Leith  st. 
Lawson,  Alexander,  Grindlay  street 
Lawson,  Alexander,  house  governor,  North 

Leith  Poorhouse,  North  Junction  street 
Lawson,  Andre Wj  21  Charles  street 
Lawson,  Andrew  Murray  (P.  L.  <&  Son),  25 

Drummond  place 
Lawson,  Right  Hon.  Chas.,  Lord  Provost  of 

the  City  of  Edinburgh,  34  &  35  George  sq. 
Lawson,  Charles,  jun.  (P.   L.  S^-  So7i),    14 

George  square 
Lawson,  Frederick,  grocer,  4  Calton  street 
Lawson,  Francis,  10  Comely  green  place 
Lawson,  George,  engraver,  21  Charles'  street 
Lawson,  George,  46  Charlotte  square 
Lawson,  George,  baker  and  confectioner,  10 

&  11  W.  Newington — house  1  Salisbury  pi. 
Lawson,  George,  fruiterer  and  victual  dealer, 

1  North  St  Andrew  street 
Lawson,  Hen.  millmaster,  Bonnington  mills 
Lawson,  James,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufr. 

110  West  port — house,  9  Graham  st. 
Lawson,  James,  register  office  for  domestic 

servants,  4  South  St  Andrew  street 
Lawson,  James,  {L.  <£•  S.),  9  High  terrace 
Lawson,  Jas.  H.  5  Rillbank  terrace 
Lawson,  James,  wright,  1  Tollcross 
Lawson,    James,    miller,    Greenland    mills. 

Water  of  Leith 
Lawson,  Jas.  ship  agent,  6  Dock  place 
Lawson,  John,  smith  and  bell-hanger,  2  West 

Crosscausey — house,  177  Pleasance 
Lawson,  John  and  Robert,   victual  dealers, 

64  Grassmarket 
Lav/son,  John  (J.  cD  M.  X,),  2  Laui-iston  park 


Lawson,  Michael,  S.S.C.  and  solicitor-at-law, 

7  Elder  street 
Lawson,  Peter,  &  Son,  the  Queen's  seedsmen, 

1  George  IV".  bridge. — nurseries,   Golden 

Acres,  Bangholm,  Inverleith  row,  Wardie, 

and  Lilliput,  Trinity 
Lawson,  Robert,  {J.  &  B.  Z.),  2  Lauriston 

park 
Lawson,  Thos.  shipmaster,  35  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Lawson,  Thomas,  letter-carrier,  3  North  St 

James'  street 
Lawson,  Wm.  coach-hirer,  6  Albany  street 
Lawson,  William,  pa  nter  &  glazier,  39  Bridge 

street 
Lawson,  William,  3  Glover  street 
Lawson,  Wm.  collector  for  the  Royal  Asso- 
ciation for  the  Promotion  of  the  Fine  Arts, 

9  Rosemount  buildings 
Lawson,  Mrs  John,  178  Canongate 
Lawson,  Mrs  William,  25  West  Nicolson  st. 
Lawson,  Miss,  21  Fettes  row 
Lawton,  Miss,  4  Springfield 
Lay  Association  Church  of  Scotland,  Colin 

C.  Grant,  sec.  and  treasurer,  4  N.  St  David 

street 
Laycock,  Thos.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  professor  of 

the  practice  of  medicine,  physician,  4  Rut- 
land street 
Lazzaroni,  Ant.  &  Sons,  figure  makers,  71 

Adam  square 
Lazzaroni,  Ant.  spirit  dealer,  184  Cowgate 
Leadbetter,  Alex,  joiner,  7  Hill  square 
Leadbetter,  Charles,  architect,  38  Hanover  st. 
Leadbetter,  James,  spirit  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 26  Causeyside — house,  11   Canning 

place 
Leahy,  Mrs  A.  12  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Lear,  William,  messenger,  Board  of  Lunacy, 

New  Register  House — ho.  24  Howe  street 
Learmont,  Alexander,  126  Fountainbridge 
Learmont,  James,  and  Co.,  Port-Hopetoun 

foundry,    66     Fountainbridge — house,    4 

Chambers'  buildings 
Learmonth,  A.  victual  dealer,  54  Bristo  st. 
Learmonth,  Andrew,  dairyman,  29  St  Patrick 

square 
Learmonth,  Thomas,  bell-hanger,  gasfitter, 

and  coal  merchant,  10  Barony  street 
Learmonth,  Mrs,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Leask,  J.  B.  ironm.  10  &  11  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith — house,  1  Union  street,  Leith  walk 
Leavock,  Mrs,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Leburn,   Henderson,  &   Wilson,   S.S.C.   5Q 

George  square 
Leburn,  Thomas,  S.S.C,  56  George  square 
Leckie,  David,  spirit  merchant,  1  High  street 
Leckie,    Joseph,    bootmaker,    50    Cockburn 

street 
Lsckie,  Wm,  spirit  merchant,  214  Cowgate 
Leckie,  William   (cashier.   Com.  Bank),   11 

Carlton  terrace 
Le  Conte,  John,  engraver,  5  Glanville  place 


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Ledingham,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  94 

South  bridge 
Ledingham,  James,  commercial  traveller,  (i2. 

S/iiels  i^  Sons),  2  Teviot  row- 
Lee,  J.  B.  W.,  S.S.C,  agent  for  the  Hand-in- 

Hand  Assur.  Co.  6  Pitt  street 
Lee,  Robt.  advocate,  40  North  Castle  street 
Lee,  Rev.  Rob.  D.D.  professor,  24  George  sq. 
Lee,  Thomas  H.  writer,  6  Cambridge  street 
Lee,  Mrs,  13  India  street 
Lee,  Miss,  30  Moray  place 
Lee,  Misses,  ladies'  school,  6  Buccleuch  pi. 
Leecbman,  Jas.  6  Mansfield  place 
Leechman,  Mrs,  17  St  James'  square 
Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Insurance  Company — 

W.  Lambert,  agent,  1  Hanover  street 
Leeke,  Thos.  Henry,  grocer  and  wine  mercht. 

11  tJnion  place 

Lees,  Alex,  rouge  maker,  174  Rose  street 
Lees,  Charles,  R.S.A.  19  Scotland  street 
Lees,  David  Todd,  S.S.C.  15  Dublin  street 
Lees,  Henry,  accountant,  6  York  place 
Lees,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  34  N. 

Castle  street 
Lees,  John,  tobacco  manufr.  3  Brown  square 

— house,  14  Buccleuch  place 
Lees,  Eobt.  surgeon  &  druggist,  20  Nicolson 

street 
Lees,  William,  A.M.  lecturer  on  natural  phi- 
losophy and  mathematics.  School  of  Arts — 

house,  5  Meadow  place 
Lees,  Mrs  W.  27  Clarence  street 
Lees,  Miss,  millinerand  dressmaker,  53  Thistle 

street 
Leggat,  G.  &  J.  whip  and  thong  makers  to  the 

Queen,  4  Brown  square. — See  Adv. 
Leggat,  Jas.  manager,  Benniehill  and  Nevv- 

tit^ld   collieries,   4  Port-Hopetoun — ^house, 

17  Portland  place 
Leggat,  James,  16  Chapel  street 
Legfi^atj,  R,  coach  hirer,  60  Broughton  street 
Leggat,  Miss,  17  Portland  place 
Legget,  John,  watchmaker,  14  Nicolson  st. 
Legget,   Robert,  morocco,    roan,  parchment, 

and  tympan  manufacturer,  skinner,  tanner, 

and  wool  merchant,  Water  of  Leith 
Leggett,  Alex,   artist    and    portrait-painter, 

12  Montgomery  street 
Leighton,  Alex.  York  lodge.  Trinity 
Leighton,  George  (G.  P.-  O.),  5  James'  place 
Leighton,  Geo.  jun.  2  James'  place 
Leighton,  Joseph,  victual  dealer,  38   North 

Richmond  street 
Leighton,  Robert,  24  Gardner's  crescent 
Leishman,  James,  27  Blacket  place 
Leishman,  John,  W.S.  18  Drummond  place 
Leitch,  A.  tailor  &  clothier,  17  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Leitch,  Mrs  John,  9  Antigua  street 
Leith,  Alex,  commercial  traveller,  3  Duncan 

street 
Leith,  Jas.  chem.  and  druggist,  14  Union  pi. 
—house,  31  Broughton  street 


Leith,  John,  solicitor,  123  Constitution  street 

— house,  2  Portland  terrace 
Leith,  Mrs  Admiral,  6  Gloucester  place 
Leith,    Mrs    Samuel,    51     North     Hanover 

street 
Leith  and  Rotterdam  St.  Ship.  Co. 's  office, 

5  Wet  docks — Geo.  Gibson  &  Co.  agents- 
house,  13  Hermitage  place 
Leith  Candle  Co.  84  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 
Leith  Com.  List  office,  55  Bernard  st.  Leith 
Leith  Corn  Market  and  General  Exchange 

Co.  Limited,  28  Bernard  st. — John  Scott, 

sec. 
Leith  Co-operative  Store  (Limited,)  4  Back 

of  Vaults 
Leith  Dock  Commission  office.  Customhouse, 

Leith 
Leith  Golf  Club — Alex.  Macintosh,  sec.  28 

Bernard  street 
Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamburgh  Steam-packet 

Company,  34  Bernard  street 
Leith  Mechanics'  Library,  13  Tolbooth  wynd 
Leith  Navigation  School,  60  Tolbooth  wynd 
Leith  and    Newcastle  Steam-packet   Comi 

pany,  44  Bernard  street 
Leith  Public  Library,  116  Constitution  st. 
Leith  Poor's  House,  32  South  Junction  street 
Leith  Reading-Rooms,  130  Constitution  street 
Leith  and   St   Petersburgh  Steam  Co.,   55 

Bernard  st.  Leith — D.  R.  Macgregor,  agent 
Leith,   South,   Parochial  Office,   33    South 

Junction  road 
Lemmi,  Enrico,  LL.D.  teacher  of  Italian,  30 

Rutland  square 
Lennie,  E.  optician  and  manufacturer  of  pho- 
tographic apparatus,    46   Princes   street- 
house,  2  Queen  street 
Lennie,  P.  agent,  9  Davie  street 
Lennon,   Eleanor,    pawnbroker,   7    Back   of 

Vaults 
Lennox,  Miss,  dressmaker,  97  Nicolson  street 
Leny,  J.  M.  of  Dalswinton,  27  Abercromby 

place 
Leonard,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  S.  Frederick  st. 
Lepper,  Mrs,  23  Ann  street 
Leslie,  A.  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  61  Pleasance 
Leslie,  Andrew,  house  superintendent,  Royal 

Asylum,  Morningside 
Leslie,    The   Hon.  George    Waldegrave,    4 

Heriot  row 
Leslie,  James,  civil  engineer,  72- a  George  st. 

— house,  2  Charlotte  square 
Leslie,  James,  coal-agent,  21  Lothian  street 
Leslie,  John,  stationer,  37  Earl  Grey  street 
Leslie,  John,  6  Howe  street 
Leslie,  John,  38  Albany  street 
Leslie,  John,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Leshe,  Thomas,  tailor,  40  Sandport  street 
Leslie,  William,  117  High  street 
Leslie,  Miss,  20  Fettes  row 
Lessels,  John,  architect,  21  Heriot  row 
Lethem,  James,  tobacconist;  74  Shore — house, 

1  Regent  street 


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Lethem,  John  (Downs  8f  L.),  2  Thomson's  pi. 

Letton,  Emanuel^  44  No.  Frederick  street 

Letton,  W.  H.  military  tailor  and  clothier,  13 
North  bridge — house,  20  St  Andrev/  st. 

Letton's  temperance  and  commercial  hotel,  20 
St  Andrew  street 

Letton,  Miss  Ann,  Honiton  lace  manufac- 
turer, transferrer,  &c.  13  North  bridge 

Levack,  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
15  Shore 

Leven,  Mrs  Jolm,  1  Bellevue  crescent 

Levison,  Madam,  French  stay  maker,  out- 
fitter, and  embroiderer,  78  Princes  street 

Lewis,  David,  bootmaker,  217  High  8t.  and  52 
Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith — ho.  32  Findhorn  pi. 

Lewis,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  34 
South  Hanover  street 

Lewis,  .Tas.  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
177  Canongate,  6  &  7  Market  street,  and  59 
Pleasance — house,  1  George  square 

Lewis,  John  A.  manufacturer  of  cut  and  en- 
graved glass,  73  George  street 

Lewis,  William,  china,  glass,  and  rag  ware- 
house, 4  Crosscausey 

Lewis,  Wra.  teacher  of  music,  2  Rankeillor 
place 

Lewis,  Mrs,  toy  and  fancy  bazaar,  76  Princes 
street — house  35  Lothian  street 

Leyde,  Otto,  portrait-painter,  16  Picardy  pi. 

Lichtenstein,  George,  professor  of  music,  19 
India  street 

Jjiddell,  George,  baker,  12  Home  street 

Liddell,  John,  janitor,  John  Watson's   Instit. 

Liddell,  Robt.  optician,  level  maker,  and  arti- 
ficer in  glass,  35  South  bridge 

Liddell,  W.  H.  tanner,  currier,  and  japanner, 
135  West  port — house,  Blinkbonny 

Liddell,  Mrs  Andrew,  1  Middleby  street 

Liddell,  Misses,  30  Rutland  square 

Liddle,  Jas.  victual  dealer,  46  George  IV. 
bridge — house,  9  West  Lauriston  place 

Liddle,  Wm.  drysalter,  oil,  and  colourraaii, 
47  Regent  arch 

Lidgate,  Alex,  tailor  and  clothier,  29  Niddry 
street 

Lidgate,  Jn.  leather  merch.  8-b  St  Patrick  sq. 

LiFB  Association  of  Scotland,  the  Associa- 
tion's buildings,  82  Princes  street — John 
Fraser,  manager. — See  Adv. 

Ligertwood,  James,  7  Hope  terrace,  N.  Leith 

Li^ht,  .1.  B.  pawnbroker,  Whitehorse  close, 
276  Canongate 

Lightbody,  Francis,  civil  engineer,  6  George 
street 

Lightbody,  J.  &  J.  slate  merchants  and  cement 
manufacturers,  16  South  Junction  street — 
house,  Bennington  mount 

Lightbody,  John,  stafF-surgeon,  17  Danube  st. 

Lightbody,  William  {J.  S,-  J.  Lightbodif), 
Bonnington  mount,  Bonnington 

Lillico,  Thomas,  baker,  4  South  James'  street 

Lillie,  Joseph,  4 1  George  square 

Lillie,  Thomas,  baker,  I  Bread  street 


Lillie,  Mrs  William,  19  Minto  street 

Limond,  Mrs,  19  Coates  crescent 

Lind,  Andrew,  tailor,  clothier,  and  gene- 
ral outfitter,  12  Dock  place — house,  14 
Commercial  place 

Lind,  Robert,  general  merchant,  21  Picardy 
place — house,  17  London  street 

Lind,  Wm.  cheese  merchant,  4  Lothian  street 
—ho.  3 

Lindesay,  Alex.  M.  advocate,  69  Northum- 
berland street 

Lindesay,  F.  (Z.  ^  Son),  1  Great  Stuart  st. 

Lindesay,  Jas.  &  Sons,  wine  merchants,  33 
Quality  street 

Lindesay,  Jas.  jun.  W.S.  22  Regent  terrace 

Lindesay,  Lieut.-Col.  P.  8  Brandon  street 

Lindesay,  Mrs,  11  Rutland  street 

Lindsay,  Jamieson,  &  Haldane,  accountants, 
24  St  Andrew  square 

Lindsay,  Mackay,  &  Howe,  W.S.,  32  Char- 
lotte square 

Lindsay  &  Paterson,  W.S.  10  and  12  Northum- 
berland street 

Lindsay  &  Richardson,  clothiers  &  outfitters, 
20  North  bridge 

Lindsay  &  Son,  grain  merchants,  31  Cowgate 

Lindsay,  A.  (L.  &  Richardson),  10  W.Preston 
street 

Lindsay,  Chas.  &  Co.  plumbers,  brass  found- 
ers, and  meter  manufacturers,  8  Green- 
side  street — house,  1 0 

Lindsay,  David,  &  Co.,  manufacturers  and 
importers  of  cigars,  snuff,  and  tobacco,  gene- 
ral merchants  and  commission  agents,  3 
Lindsay  place 

Lindsay,  David,  photographer,  36  Leith  walk 

Lindsay,  D.  accountant,  24  St  Andrew  sq. 

Lindsay,  George,  rope  manuf.  31  Horse  wynd 

Lindsay,  Geo.  (Z.  ^  Son),  4  George  square 

Lindsay,  Geo.  63  Constitution  street 

Lindsay,  Geo.  victualler,  76  Causey  side 

Lindsay,  James,  &  Sons,  agents  and  wholesale 
spirit  merchants,  5  Royal  Exchange 

Lindsay,  .Jas.  (Sasine  Office,  Register  House), 
37  Gilmore  pi. 

Lindsay,  James,  baker,  73  Kirkgate — ho.  52 

Lindsay,  J.  K.,  S.S.C.  (H.  c^  A.  I-nglis),  31 
York  place 

Lindsay,  J.  painter  and  glazier,  10  Chapel  st. 

Lindsay,  James,  grocer,  3  Haddington  place 

Lindsay,  James,  W.S.  10  Northumberland  st. 

Lindsay,  .James,  fiuit  salesman,  8  Physic 
gardens ;  and  fruit  warehouse,  Queen's 
Dock,  Leith — house,  16  East  Claremont  st. 

Lindsay,  JohnM.,  director  of  H.M.  Chancery, 
1 9  Melville  street 

Lindsay,  John,  18  West  Richmond  street 

Lindsay,  John,  4  Bowling-green  street 

Lindsay,  John,  writer,  3  Dewar  place 

Lindsay,  John,  printer,  39  South  bridge — ho. 
3  Summerhall  place 

Lindsay,  Jn.  coal  merchant,  1  Coates  place  and 
Haymarket  station 


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Lindsay,  Robert,  pharmaceutical  chemist  and 
druggist,  1 1  Elm  row,  and  30  St  Andrew  sq, 
— ho.  7  Pilrig  street 

Lindsay,  Robert,  printer,  27  Montagu  street 

Lindsay,  Robert,  fruiterer,  8  Physic  gardens 

Lindsay,  Thomas  (J.  L.  ^  Son)  15  Man- 
sionhouse  road 

Lindsay,  T.  shipowner,  30  Charlotte  st.  Leith 

Lindsay,  Thos.  S.  accountant,  36  Hanover  st. 
— house,  4  Churchhill,  Morningside 

Lindsay,  Wm.  (^Mercury  office),  9  Gardner's 
crescent 

Lindsay,  Wm.,  124  Constitution  st.  —  ho. 
Iiermita2;e  hill  house 

Lindsay,  Wm.  cooper,  62  George  street— ho. 
17  Plowe  street 

Lindsay,  Mrs,  glove  dyer  &  cleaner,  17  Green- 
side  street 

Lindsay,  Mrs,  1  Ellen  street 

Lindsay,  Mrs  W.  lodgings,  15  Brown  street 

Lindsay,  Miss,  8  Duncan  street,  Newington 

Lindsay,  Miss,  20  Forth  street 

Lingard  &  Dean,  coal  agents.  North  British 
Railway  station 

Linklater  &  Co.  Shetland  warehouse,  52 
Princes  street 

Linklater,  W.  shoemaker,  5  Drummond  st 

Linklater,  Mrs  C.  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 141  West  port — ho.  1  Castle  wynd 

Linn,  Mrs  H.  4  East  Adam  street 

Linton,  Andrew,  cork-cutter,  87  High  street — 
house,  19  Roxburgh  street 

Linton,  John,  M.D.  19  Roxburgh  street 

Linton,   Thomas,  superintendent  of  police, 

1  Parliament  square 

Lisle,  George,  butcher,  1  Jamaica  street — ho. 

2  St  Bernard's  row 

List,  Alfred  John,  justice  of  peace  fiscal,  and 

chief   constable    for    the    county,   County 

buildings — ho.  34  Grange  road 
Lister,    Richard,    commercial    traveller,    11 

Dalryraple  crescent 
Lister,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

9  Canning  place 
Liston,  Alex.  21  Grange  road 
Listen,  Alex,  brush  maker,  6  Rutland  place 
Liston,  George,  38  Broughton  street 
Listen,  M.  R.  boat  builder.  Gran  ton 
Liston,  Mrs  Ramage,  19  St  Cuthbert  street 
Lithgow,  Miss,  boarding  school,  10- a  Scot. 

land  street 
Little,  Andrew,  jun.  wholesale  ironmonger, 

29  Cockburn  st. — ho.  126  Lauriston  place 
Little,  Andrew,  4  London  st. 
Little,  Arch,  wholesale  ironmonger,  1  John- 
stone terrace — house,  26  Buccleuch  place 
Little,  Jas.   wine  and  spirit  merchant,  and 

commission  agent,  12  Catherine  street — ho. 

13  Elm  row 
Little,  Robert,  Royal  Institution  and  National 

Gallery,  Mound 
Little,  R.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  12  Hamilton 

place — house,  6  Saunders'  street 


Little,  Mrs,  1  Bonnington  place 
Littlejohn,  H.  D.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  40  York  pi. 
Littlejohn,  Thos.  confectioner,  31,  33,  and  35 

Leith  street 
Littlejohn,  Mrs  A.,  2  Minto  street 
Littlejohn,  Mrs,  13  North  Bank  st. 
Littlejohn,  Mrs,  Merehiston  place 
LivEKPOoL  and  London  Fire  and  Life  Insur- 
ance   Co. — George    Chancellor,    W.S.    19 
Young  street,  and  Macallum  &  Sidey,  6.5 
Princes  street,  agents 
Liverpool  and  London  Insurance  Company, 
Leith  agency,  Jas.  Cochrane,  3  Mitchell  st. 
Livingston  and  Weir,  mercantile  agents,  7 

Roxburgh  place 
Livingston,  Alex.  com.  agent  and  cork  ma- 
nufacturer, 15  St  Patrick  sq. — ho.  Braeside, 
Merehiston 
Livingston,  David,  106  South  bridge 
Livingston,  G.  K.,  S.S.C.  &  N.-P.IO  Frederick 

street 
Livingston,  J.  messenger.  Commercial  Bank 

10  George  street 
Livingston,  Jas.  (i.  ^^  W,)  3  Duncan  street, 

Newington 
Livingston,  James,  clerk,  24  Salisbury  st. 
Livingston,  John,    tailor    and    clothier,    20 

South  bridge 
Livingston,  John,  cottage.  Regent  road 
Livingston,  John,  property  agent,  31  Consti- 
tution street — ho.  4  Union  street,  Leith 
Livingston,  Josiah,  hosier,  glover,  and  shirt- 

malcer,  37  George  street 
Livingston,  Jos.  {L.  ih  Weir),  4  Minto  street 
Livingston,  Mrs,  7  Buccleuch  place 
Livingston,  Miss,  dress  and  cloak  maker,  20 

South  bridge 
Livingston's  lodgings,  16  Castle  street 
Livingstone,  Edward,  bookseller,  57  South  hr. 
Livingstone,   Mary  Ann,  spirit    mercht.  15 

Flesh  Market  close 
Lizars  &  Taylor,  corn  mer.  17  Quality  st. 
Lizars,  Mrs  Jno.  Breezy  brae,  Merehiston 
Lizars,  Mrs  W.  II.  11  Windsor  street 
Local  Day- School  Institution,  St  George's 

Parish,   10    Young  st Hugh  W.   Adair, 

head  master 
Lock,  Ebenezer,  tailor,  9  E.  Sciennes  street 
Lock,  David,  hardware  merchant,  25  Candle- 
maker  row 
Lockhart,  James   Sinclair,  of  Castlehill,  16 

Buckingham  terrace 
Lockhart,  William,  gardener,  Dean 
Lockhart,  Miss  M.  Elliot,  5  Rutland  place  t 
Lockie,  Ch.  merchant,  25  W.  Nicolson  stree 
Lockie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Brighton  street 
Logan,  Chas.  B.  (^Mackenzie,  Innes,  <j'  L.)  31 

Saxe-Coburg  place 
Logan,  Edmpnd,  W.S.  141  George  street 
Logan,  Geo.,  W.  S.  clerk  of  teinds.  New  Register 
house — resid.  Hawthorn  brae,  Duddingston 
Logan,  Henry  Smith,  108  High  street 
Logan,  James,  printer,  68  Rose  streeS 


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Logan,  James,  83  Great  King  street 

Logan,  John  (Mackenzie,  Innes,  and  L.),  29 

India  street 
Logan,  John  M.  2  Leopold  place 
Logan,  John,  9  W.  Claremont  street 
Logan,  John,  printer,  86  Pleasance 
Logan,  John,  watchmaker,  31  Frederick  street 
Logan,  Thomas,  writer,  32  Stafford  street 
Logan,  T.  M.  (G.P.-O.)  12  Charles  street 
Logan,  Mrs  A.  26  East  Claremont  street 
Logan,  Mrs,  14  Saxe-Cohurg  place 
Logan,  Mrs,  prov.  dealer,  32  Heriot  buildings 
Logie,  Gilbert,  bookseller,  UN.  Bank  street 
Logie,  John  Traill,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

24  East  Drummond  street 
Logie,  Miss  A.  8  Beaumont  place 
Logie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  39  George  street 
London  Bank  of  Scotland,  17  Princes  street 
London  &  Edin.  Screw  Steam  Ship.  Co.'s 

office,  9  Dock  pi. — Thomas  Aitken,  manager 
London  and  Provincial  Provident  Society, 

3  N.  St  David   street — sec.  for  Scottish 

Branch,  David  Forsyth,  S.S.C. 
London  &  Lancashire  Insurance  Companies, 

5  N.  St  David  street — Graham  &  John- 
ston, W.S.  agents — See  Adv. 
London  Hotel,  2  St  Andrew  square 
London  Missionary  Society,  (Edin.  auxiliary) 

Jas.  S.  Mack,  S.S.C.  2  St  Andrew  square, 

treasurer 
JjONdon  Printing  &  Pub.  Co.  6  Roxburgh  pi. 
London    Union    Insurance   Coo  —  agencies, 

20  Nelson  street,  16  Hill  street,  13  Hanover 

street,  3  N.  St  David  street,  and  3  Thistle 

court — See  Adv. 
London   Union   Fire  and   Life    Assurance 

Office,  13  Hanover  street — D.G.Thomson, 

agent 
Louie,  John,  contractor,  98  Giles'  street 
Long,  Thomas,  &  Co.  engineers  and  machine 

makers,  21  New  street 
Long,  John,  engineer,  28  Preston  street 
Longmore,  A.  C.  (Exch.),  11  E.  Claremont  st. 
Longmore,  John  Alex,,  W.S.  56  Melville  st. 
Lorimer  &  Gillies,  printers,  13  Clyde  street 
Lorimer  &  Young,  civil  engineers  and  sur- 
veyors, 37  Frederick  street 
Lorimer,  Alexander,  M.D.,  deputy  inspector 

general  of  hospitals,  11  Brunswick  street 
Lorimer,  David  (Z.  6^  G.^,  17  Union  place 
Lorimer,  G.  contractor  and  architect,  Mayfield 

terrace 
Lorimer,  Geo.  jun.  62  Gilmore  place 
Lorimer,  James,   advocate,   prof,  of  public 

law  in  the  University — house,  21  Hill  st. 
Lorimer,  James  (L.  Sf  Young),  3  Charlotte  pi. 
Lorimer,  John,  builder,  62  Gilmore  place 
Lorimer,  John,  advocate,  19  Albany  street 
Lorimer,  Mrs,  13  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Loth,  John  Thos.  teacher  of  German,  108 

George  street 
Lothian,  Edward,  8  Dalrymple  cres.  Grange 
Lothian,  Maurice,  procurator-fiscal  for  county, 


County  buildings — ho.  28  Drummond  place 

and  St  Catherine's 
Lothian,  Peter,  gardener,  10  Saunders'  street 
Lothian,  Mrs  John,  15  Carlton  terrace 
Louden,  David,  44  Howe  street 
Louden,  William,  corn  merchant,  10  Beau- 
mont place 
Louden,  Wm.  35  Barony  street 
Lough,  John,  chimney-sweeper,  15  William 

street  and  14  Jamaica  street 
Lougton,  Alex,  tobacconist,  39  Hanover  st. 

— ^house,  1  South  Charlotte  street 
Love,  A.  &  P.  china  and  glass  warehouse,  7 

S.  College  street 
Love,  Misses,  milliners,  &c.  9  Hill  square 
Lovell,  Miss  E.  39  Montague  street 
Low,  David  (Scott,  L.,  <Sf  Co.),  30  Minto  st. 
Low,  Jas.  gardener,  2  Maryfield 
Low,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  14  N.  St 

Andrew  street — ho.  10  North  St  David  st. 
Low,  John,  slater,  30  Nicolson  street  and  74 

Clerk  street 
Low,  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  2  East  Norton  pi. 
Low,  Wra.  H.  monumental  sculptor.  South 

Norton  pi. — house,  10  North  Richmond  st. 
Low,  Mrs  Isabella,  lodgings,  14  Hope  street 
Low,  Miss,  12  Broughton  place 
Low,  Misses,  Mayfield,  Trinity 
Lowden,  W.  wholesale  small  wares,  18  Hill  pi. 
Lowe,  John,  1  Upper  Dean  terrace 
Lowe,  Joseph,  52  Frederick  street 
Lowe,  Wm.  30  Raeburn  place 
Lowe,  Mr  &  Mrs,  professors  of  dancing  and 

calisthenics,  Hopetoun  rooms,  72  Queen  st. 

— house  50-A  Frederick  street — See  Adv. 
LoAve,  Misses,  teachers  of  dancing,  52  Frede- 
rick street 
Lowes,  Thomas  C.  (G.P.-O.),  Ashfield, Ben- 
nington 
Lowfoot,  Wm.  clothier,  batter,  and  hosier,  92 

South  bridge 
Lowis,  Mrs,  39  S.  Clerk  street 
Lowne,  Thomp.,  M.D.  surgeon,  46  Minto  st. 
Lowrie,  Rev.  Alexander,  13  Comely  bank 
Lowrie,  John,  wright,  77  Abbey  hill 
Lowson,  A.  (G.P.-O.),  21  Cheyne  street 
Luis,  Ellice,  stucco  manufr.  Fountain  close, 

28  High  street 
Luis,  Joseph,  carver  and  gilder,  8  St  Patrick 

square 
Luke,  James,  baker,  25  Brunswick  street — ho. 

72  Cumberland  street 
Luke,   John,  wine    and   spirit  merchant,    1 

Rutland  place 
Luke,  Misses  J.  and  E.  15  Nelson  street 
Lumley,  Edward,  G.  tailor,  clothier,  &c.  29 

Lothian  road 
Lumsdaine,  Archd.  22  Brougham  street 
Lumsdaine,  James,  spt.  deal.  3  Old  Physic  gar. 
Lumsdaine,  James,  stationer  and  small  ware 

merchant,  12  South  Pdchmond  street 
Lumsdaine,  Jolin,  M.D.  26  India  street 
Lumsdaine,  Mrs,  26  India  street 


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Lurasden,  James,  joiner,  builder,  and  timber 

merchant,  29  Horse  wynd — house,   Man- 
sion-house road 
Lumsden,  James,  39  St  Leonard  street 
Lumsden,  Mrs,  12  Gloucester  place 
Tiumsden,  Mrs,  64  Broughton  street 
Lundy,  John  J.,  F.G.S.  {North  BritishColour 

Co.),  4  Assembly  street,  Leith 
Lyall,  Alexander,  baker,  4-c  Shrub  place 
Lyall,  Rev.  J.,  A.M.  13  E.  Adam  street 
Lyall,  J.  M.  mercantile  agent,  13  E.  Adam  st. 
Lyall,  John  Morison,   agent   and   wholesale 

stationer,  16  South  St  David  street 
Lyall,  Richard,  corn  merchant,  38  Bridge  st. 
Lyall,  Robert,  agent,  5  South  College  st. — 

house,  32  Rankeillor  street 
Lyall,  William,  printer,  4  St  Patrick  square 
Lyall,  Mrs  David,  23  Alva  street 
Lyall,  Mrs  Robert,  40  Albany  st.  N.  Leith 
Lyell,  David  {Home  §•  Rose),  1  Walker  st. 
Lyell,  John  Gairdner,  M.D.,  R.N.  Prospect 

bank,  Leith 
Lyle,  Alexander,  agent,  9  Regent  st.  Leith 
Lyle,  George,  clothier,  121  Kirkgate — ho.  23 

Union  place 
Lyle,  John,  clerk,  3  Jamaica  street 
Lyle,  Peter,  tea  merchant.  Bell's  court 
Lyle,  Thomas,  stockbroker,  65  Princes  st 

ho.  50  Grange  road 
Lyle,  William,  upholsterer,  28  Jamaica  st. 
Lyon  &  TurnbuU,  auctioneers  and  valuators, 

51  George  street 
Lyon,  Alex,  house   carpenter.  Grove  road — 

house,  Upper  Grove  place 
Lyon,  Chas.  confectioner,  4|^  Drummond  st. 
Lyon,  Chas.  36  Reid  terrace 
Lyon,  David,  bookbinder,  50.5  Lawnmarket 
Lyon,  George,  26  Forth  street 
Lyon,  Hugh,  S.S.C.  7  N.  St  Andrew  street — 

ho.  26  Forth  street 
Lyon,  James,  hairdresser,  61  Low  Calton — 

ho.  10  Calton  hill 
Lyon,  John,  25  Haddington  place 
Lyon,  Wm.  (i.  ^  TurnbuU),  41  Great  King 

street 
Lyon,  William,  (Duncan  and  Z.,)  S.S.C,  4 

Gt.  King  St. 
Lyon,  Miss,  dressmaker,  35  North  Pitt  street 
Lyon,  Misses,  9  Buccleuch  street 
Lyschinski,  Adam,  M.D.  10  Warriston  cres. 

Macadam,  Anstruther,   clothier  and  linen 
draper,  45  George  IV.  bridge— house,  8 
Cumin  place,  Grange 
Macadam,  John,  tailor,  38  Home  street 
Macadam,  J.  R.  Bruce,  2  Heriot  row 
Macadam,  Stevenson,  Ph.  D.,  F.R.S.E.,  lec- 
turer on  chemistry  and  analytical  chemist, 
Surgeons'  hall,  Nicolson  street — house,  25 
Brighton  place,  Portobello 
M'Adam,  John,  working  men's  refreshment 

rooms,  71  Rose  street 
Macallan  &  Chancellor,  W.S.  19  Young  st. 


Macallan,  A.B.,  W.S.  {M.  Sf  Chancellor),  26 

Rutland  square 
Macallan,  James  H.  3  Scotland  street 
Macallan,  J.  (M.  6f  Chancellor),  26  Rutland 

square 
M'Allan,  James,  70  Queen  street 
Macallum  &  Sidey,  stock  and  share  brokers, 

and  sole  agents  in  Scotland  for  the  Due  de 

Montebello  champagne,  65  Princes  street 
Macallum,  Mrs,  42  Inverleith  row 
Macallum,  Misses,  65  Castle  street 
Macalpine,  Wm.  saddler,  12  Broad  wynd 
Macalpine,  Mrs  James,  2  Athoil  place 
Macalpine,  Miss  Helen,  23  Clerk  street 
M' Alpine,  Thos.  printer,  39  St  Leonard  st. 
M'Alpine,  Miss,  12  Melville  street 
Macandrew,  D.  M.  17  Regent  terrace 
Macandrew,  J.  and  R.,  W.S.  33  Dublin  st. 
Macandrew,  James  M.,  C.A.  19  York  place 
Macandrew,  John,  {J.  S^  R.  M.),  27  Regent 

terrace 
Macandrew,  R.  (^Reg.  House),  23  Warriston 

crescent 
Macandrew,  Robert,  W.S.  (J.  Sf  R.  31.)  23 

Warriston  crescent 
Macandrew,  Mrs,  sen.  17  Regent  terrace 
Macara,  L.  M.,  W.S.  58  Northumberland  st. 
Macara,  Mrs,  56  Blacket  place 
M'Ara,  Peter,  mason,  1 94  Rose  street 
Macart,  James,  8  King's  place 
Macarter,  .James,  64  Broughton  street 
Macartney,  John  P.,  M.D.  42  Ann  street 
Macarthur,  Mrs,  2  St  Andrew  square 
Macarthur,  Mrs,  9  Antigua  street 
M'Arthur,  Charles,  Southern  club,  15  Infir- 
mary street 
M'Arthur,  James,  turner  and  cabinetmaker, 

118  High  street 
M'Arthur,  John,  grocer,  &c.  29  Lothian  st. 
M'Arthur,  John,   railway  contractor,  JEdin. 

and  Glas.  Railway 
M'Arthur,  Mrs,  shoemaker,  1  Water  lane 
M'Arthur,  Mrs,  12  Shrub  place 
M'Arthy,  John,  coal  merchant,  Haymarket 

station — house,  16  Stafford  street 
Macaulay,  B.  J.  6  Park  street 
Macaulay,  Jas.  P.  superintendent,  Assembly 

rooms 
Macaulay,  John,  messenger  and  housekeeper, 

Exchequer  chambers,  Parliament  square 
Macauley,  Elizabeth,  eating-house,  32  Lothian 

street 
M'Bain,  Jas.,  M.D.  surgeon,  R.N.  12  Trinity 

crescent 
M'Bain,  James,  bookseller  and  news  agent,  1 

Crichton  street 
M'Bain,Mrs,ladie8' nurse,  1 12  Prince  Albert's 

buildings 
M'Bayne,  Miss,  20  Dublin  street 
Macbean,  Mnezs,  W.S.  5  N.  Charlotte  street 

— house,  8  Darnaway  street 
Macbean,  Mrs,  1  Abbey 
M'Bean,  H.  A.,  7  Ann  street 


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M'Bean,  Wm.  chartered  accountant,  3  North 

St  David  street 
M'Bean,  Miss,  7  Aim  street 
M'Beath,  Wm.  wine  and   spirit  merchant, 

197  High  street — ho.  9  Hill  sqiiare 
Macbeth,  Norman,  artist,  28  Saxe-Coburg  pi. 
Macbrair  &  Parker,  W.S.  8  No.  St  David  st. 
Macbrair,  Dav.  J.,  S.S.C.  {M.  &  Parker), 

Master-extraord.of  the  High  Courtof  Chan- 
cery of  England  and  Ireland,  8  North  St 

David  street — ho.  12  Great  King  street 
M'Bride,  Mrs  John,  36  Bernard  street 
M'Bryde,  Miss  Agnes,  French  stay -maker,  4 

Hope  street 
M'Cagie,  James,  cabinetmaker,  5  Cheyne  st. 
M'Call,  C.  &  Co.  engineers  and  millwrights, 

Montgomery  st. 
MTall,  James,   bedding  and  iron  bedstead 

manuf.  17  Greenside  pi. — ho.  25  Barony  st. 
M'Call,   Martin,    writer,    Albert    buildings, 

Spittal  street 
M'Call,  Peter,  &  Co.  sugar  and  spice  grinders, 

and  coffee  roasters,  Montgomery  street 
M'Call,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Trinity  crescent 
M'Call,  Miss,  2  Blackford  road 
Maccallum,  George,  stockbroker,  and  agent 

for  the  London  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co. 

30  St  Andrew  sq. — ho.  13  Montgomery  st. 
Maccallum,  Geo.  sculptor,  24  George  street 
Maccallum,  James,  vinegar  maker  and  com- 
mission agent,  36-b  Potterrow 
M'Callum,  Daniel,  317  Cowgate 
M'Calium,  Duncan,  wine  and  spirit  mercht. 

39  Thistle  street 
M'Callum,  Hugh,  draper,  1  S.  Holyrood  st. 
M'Callum,  John,  and  Son,  soda  water  manu- 
facturers, 1  West  Richmond  street — ho.  11 
M'Callum,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  1 66  Fountainbr. 
M'Callum,  Mrs  Edward,  12  Brandon  street 
M'Callum,  Mrs,  lodgings,  17  Glover  street 
M'Calman,  Wm.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  7 

High  riggs 
M'Cambridge,  Peter,  pawnbroker,  59   &  51 

Candlemaker  row 
M'Candlish,  John  M.,  W.S.  manager,  Scottish 

National  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co.  4 

Doune  terrace 
M'Candlish,  William,  23  Inverleith  row 
M'Cann,  James,  mantle  manufac.  99  South 

bridge — house,  5  Hope  park  crescent 
M'Cann,  Jas.  stationer,  6  Deanhaugh  street 
M'Cann,  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  261 

High  street 
M'Carter,  Mrs,  6  Scotland  street 
M'Cartney,  Hugh,  tailor  and  clothier,  4-a 

North  bridge 
M'Cartney,  Mrs  Geo.  carter,  18  Duke  street, 

Leith 
M'Caskie,  James,  and  Co.  hat  manufacturers, 

90  Candlemaker  row 
M'Caskie,  J.  (J.M'C.  6f  C<?.),  Hermitage  villa, 

Wardie  crescent 
M'Caskill,  Mrs,  40- b  George  square 


M'Caul,  Charles,  contractor,  Heriot  cottage 
M'Caul,  James,  hatter,  11  Bread  etreet 
M'Cheyne,  William,  24  Maitland  street 
M'Chrystal,  Mich.  Paisley  shawl  warehouse, 

9  Jamaica  street 
M'Clacherty,  Wm.  green  grocer,  12  Queens- 
ferry  street 
M'Clumpha,   John,  tailor  and  clothier,  22 

Pitt  street 
M'Clure,  Henry,  11  Calton  street 
MaccoU,  Alex,  teacher  of  English  and  classi- 
cal literature,  12  Rutland  square 
Maccoll,  John,  messenger.  Bank  of  Scotland, 

2  Lauriston  terrace 
M'Comish,  T.  writer,  30  Castle  street 
M'Conachie,  Robert,  winemerch.  and  grocer, 

I  Montague  street — ho.  3 

M'Connel,  E.  &  M.  embroiderers  and  chil- 
dren's dressmakers,  46  George  street 

Maconochie  and  Duncan,  W.  S.  10  Hill  street 

Maconochie,  Jas.  Grindlay  street 

Maconochie,  Mrs,  French  stay  maker,  65 
Thistle  street 

M'Conoehie,  John,  11  Melville  place 

M'Cormicks,  Miss,  60  Melville  street 

M'Corquodale  and  Scott,  commission  mer- 
chants, 13  Bernard  street 

M'Cowan,  Fran.  D.,  M.D.  &  surg.  23  Elder  st. 

M'Cowan,  Jas.  artists'  colourman  and  frame- 
maker,  31  Cockburn  street 

M'Crakan,  Alex.  1  Kew  terrace 

M'Craken,  John,  S.S.C.  22  Walker  street 

M'Craw,  John,  shoe  v/areho.  5  North  Bank  st. 
— ho.  10  Society,  Brown  square 

M'Craw,  Robert,  tobacco  and  snuff  shop,  165 
High  street 

M'Craw,Wm.  photographic  artist,  79  Princes 
street — house,  9  S.-E.  Circus  place 

M'Craw,  Mrs,  2  Smith's  place 

M'Crie,  William,  &  Co.  paper-stainers  to  the 
Queen,  22  Leith  walk — house,  1 7  Pilrig  st. 

M'Crie,  Mrs  Dr,  13  SaUsbury  place 

M'Cuaig,  J.  tailor  and  clothier,  10  Frederick  st. 

M'CuUoch,  Andrew,  advertising  agent,  10 
East  Richmond  street 

MacuUoch,  George,  draper,  25  Downie  place 
— house,  17  Bread  street 

M'Culloch,  Horatio,  R.S.A.  landscape-painter, 
St  Colm  villa,  Trinity 

M'Culloch,  James,  spirit  mer.  1  London  st. — 
house,  1  Broughton  place 

M'CuUoch,  John,  teller,  B.  Linen  Co.  Bank, 

II  Duke  St.  agent  for  Phoenix  Fire  Office 
and  Pelican  Life  Office. — See  Adv. 

M'Culloch,  John  M.  '{B.  Lijien  Co.  Bank),  23 
India  street 

M'Culloch,  J.  &  Co.  cabinet  makers,  joiners, 
upholsterers,  auctioneers,  and  appraisers, 
21  So.  Frederick  street — works,  St  Stephen 
St.  Stockbridge — house,  4  Queensferry  st. 

M'Culloch,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
153  Pleasance 

M'Culloch,  Thomas,  plumber,  Lothian  road, 


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M'CuUoch,  Thos.  T.  chemist  and  druggist,  61 

South  bridge 
M'Culloch,  Wm.  painter,  22  Downie  pi. 
M'CuUoch,  Wm.  12  Atholl  place 
M'CuUoch,  William  T.  keeper  of  the  Nat. 

Mus.  of  the  Antiquaries  of  Scot.  Eoy.  Inst. 
M'Culloch,  Wm.  sheriff  officer,  377  High  st. 
M'Culloch,  Mrs,  14  Findhorn  place 
M'Culloch,  Mrs  W.  lodgings,  6  St  Vincent  st. 
M'Dermitt,  Jas.  pawnbr.  8  Kirkgate,  Leith, 

and  43  Coatfield  lane 
M'Dermott,  James,  feather  mer.  and  uphol- 
sterer, 61  and  65  N.  Hanover  st. — See  Adv. 
M'Diarmid,  Michael,  inspector  of  police,  11 

Roxburgh  street 
M'Diarmid,  John,  clothier,  13  North  bridge 
M'Diarraid,  John,  jeweller,  55  Low  Calton 
Macdonald,  Alex.  19  Rankeillor  street 
Macdonald,  A.  flesher,  8  Antigua  st. — ho.  9 
Macdonald,  Alex,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  74 

West  Fountainbridge 
Macdonald,  A.  market  officer,  Carrubber's  el. 
Macdonald,  Alex.  50  Thistle  st. 
Macdonald,  Andrew,  7  Summerhall 
Macdonald,  And.  W.  {H.  SfM.)  27  S.  Clerk  st. 
Macdonald,  Angus,  saddler,  W.  Gilmore  pi. 
Macdonald,  Archd.  refresht.  rooms,  railway 

station,  North  Leith 
Macdonald,  Dan.  tinsmith,  28  Earl  Grey  st. 
Macdonald,  David,  4  Clerk  st. 
Macdonald,   D.    S.,   commission    merchant, 

Corn  Exchange,  Leith 
Macdonald,  D.  gardener,  54-a  India  street 
Macdonald,  Gilbert,  bookbinder,  3  East  As- 
sembly lane.  Rose  st. — house,  13  London  st. 
Macdonald,  James,  26  Charles  st. 
Macdonald,  Jas.  teacher  of  English  and  geo- 
graphy, 93-A  George  street 
Macdonald,    James,  horse-dealer,    153  Rose 

street — house,  1  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Macdonald,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,   423 

Lawnmarket 
Macdonald,  James,  stationer,  bookbinder,  and 

news-agent,  9  Bread  st. 
Macdonald,  Jas.  {G.  P.-O.),  69  Broughton  st. 
Macdonald,  Rev.  John,  St  Patrick's  Catholic 

Church,  260  Cowgate 
Macdonald,  John  W.  rag  and  metal  mercht. 

41  Cowgate 
Macdonald,  John,  professor  of  elocution,  56 

George  street 
Macdonald,  John,  writer  and  accountant,  23 

Cumberland  street 
Macdonald,  John,  New  Ship  hotel,  20  Shore 
Macdonald,  John,  lodgings,  6  Forres  street 
Macdonald,  John,  printer,  23  Carrubber's  close 
Macdonald,  John,  captain  and  adjutant,  1st 

Midloth.  Rifle  Volunt.  1 1  James'  pi.  Leith 
Macdonald,  John  B.  historical  painter,  6  Gt. 

Stuart  street 
Macdonald,  Jn.  accountant,  7  Randolph  cliff 
Macdonald,  John  H.  A.  advocate,  15  Aber- 

cromby  place 


Macdonald,  John,  S.S.C.  39  Castle  street 
Macdonald,    Lieut. -Colonel,  of  Powderhall, 

Powderhall 
Macdonald,   Major,   fort  major,   Edinburgh 

castle 
Macdonald,  Peter,  wine  aud  spirit  merchant, 

9  Kerr  street,  Stockbridge 
Macdonald,  Rev.  Robert,  2  Jamaica  street. 

Ferry  road 
Macdonald,  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  7  North- 
umberland place 
Macdonald,  Stodart,  S.S.C.  8- a  Abercromby 

place 
Macdonald,  Tertius,  surgeon  and  druggist, 
13  Catherine  street — ho.  14  Barony  street 
Macdonald,  Wm.  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

3  and  4  S.  Junction  street 
Macdonald,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  12 

East  Adam  street 
Macdonald,  Wm.  Cadell,  B.A.  46  Great  King 

street 
Macdonald,  Wm.  J.  goldsmith,  silversmith, 

and  watchmaker,  139  Princes  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs  Mary,  1  Henderson  row 
Macdonald,  Mrs  Ronald,  27  Hamilton  place 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  25  Barony  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  18  Preston  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  31  Gayfield  square 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  1  Stafford  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  35  West  Nicolson  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  3  Charles  st. 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Alva  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  69  York  place 
Macdonald,  Mrs  Dr,  46  King  street 
Macdonald,  Mrs,  flesher,  44  Canongate 
Macdonald,  Miss  Robertson,  24  Walker  street 
Macdonald,  Miss,  lodgings,  6  Stafford  st. 
M'Donald,  Alex.  jun.  butcher  and  poulterer, 

9  Baxter's  place 
M'Donald,  Alex.  10  Graham  street 
M'Donald,  Angus,  collector  of  market  dues, 

7  Physic  gardens 
M'Donald,  Angus,  saddler,  42  Grassmarket 
M'Donald,  Chas.  engineer.  Cannon  st.  Leith 
M'Donald,  David,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 29  Shore 
M'Donald,  Donald,  8  Thistle  street 
M'Donald,  James,  (late  Inland  Rev.)  1  Pilrig 

Model  buildings 
M'Donald,  James  R.  stationer  and  printer, 

51  London  street 
M'Donald,  John,  18  Brunswick  street.  Stock- 
bridge 
M'Donald,  John  Orr,  bootmaker,  148  Princes 

street 
M'Donald,  Roderick,  wine  and  spirit  mercht. 
2  Broughton  street  &  3  Little  King  street 
—house,  4  North  St  James'  street 
M'Donald,     Samuel,     commander,    Princess 

Royal  cutter.  Dean  bank  lodge 
M'Donald,  Thomas,  wright,  2  West  Cross- 
causey — ho.  10  Buccleuch  street. 
M'Donald,  Miss,  matron,  Geo.  Heriot's  hosp. 


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M^Donell,  Mrs  Colonel,  8  Koyal  crescent 
M'Dougal,  Alex,  farmer,  Granton 
M'Dougal,  Geo.  grocer,  &c.  18  Howe  street 

— house,  5  Clarence  st. 
M'Dougal,  J.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  6 

Dublin  St. — house,  2-a  Albany  street 
M'Dougal,    M'Dougal,   spirit  merchant,  73 

Cowgate 
M'Dougal,  Walt,  cowfeeder,  26  Greenside  st. 
Macdougall,  G.  accountant,  5  Gardner's  cres. 
Macdougall,  Lieut.-Col.  17  Buckingham  ter. 
MacDougall,  Professor,  9  Buckingham  ter. 
Macdougall,  Mrs  A.  21  Albany  street,  Leith 
Macdougall,  Mrs,  grocer,  8  Chapel  st. 
Macdougall,    Misses,    boarding    school,    10 

Upper  Gray  street 
M'Dougall,  Alexander,  treasurer-superintend- 
ent. Royal  Infirmary 
M'Dougall,  James,  grocer,  315  Cowgate 
M'Dougall,  John,  grocer,  -wine,  and  spirit 
mercht.  ISKirkgate,  Leith — ho.  5  Welling- 
ton place 
M'^Dougall,  John,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 
1  Mansfield  pi. — house,  4  Northumberland 
place 
M'Dougall,  J.  coach  hirer,  7  W.  Salisbury  pi. 

and  21  W.  Preston  st. 
M'Dougall,  Neil,  spirit  dealer,  23  Bank  st. — 

house,  17  Archibald  place 
M'Dougall,  Patrick,  W.S,  4  Frederick  street 
M'Dougall,  Robert  E.  5- a.  Scotland  street 
M'Dougall,  Thomas,  wright,  2  West  Cross- 
causey — house,  10  Buccleuch  street 
M'Dougall,  T.  cutler  and  surgical  instrument 

maker,  48  Cockburn  Street 
M'Dougall,  Mrs,  gardener,  Silverfield 
M'Dowall,  J.  broker,  339  Cowgate 
M'Dowall,  Robt.  baker,  57  George  street  and 

19  Frederick  street 
M'Dowall,  Thomas,  6  Argyle  square 
M'Dowall,  William,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

12  Hill  square 
M'Dowall,  Mrs  Col.  Centre  villa,  Wardie 
M'Dowall,  Mrs,  9  Whitehouse  terrace.  Grange 

loan 
M'Dowall,  Mrs  Jas.,  104  Lauriston  place 
M'Dowall,  Miss,  12  Hill  square 
Macduff,  Alex,  of  Bonhard,  55  Melville  street 
M'Edward,  Mrs  J.  grocer,  Canaan  lane 
M'Evoy,  J.  saddler,  58  Charlotte  st.  Leith — 

ho.  52 
M'Evoy,  Patrick,  24  Salisbury  street 
M'Ewan,  Douglas,  golf-club  maker.  Links, 
Bruntsfield  and  Musselburgh — ho.  7  Gil- 
more  place 
M'Ewan,  Rev.  D.  Alma  villa,  Strathearn  road 
M'Ewan,  George,  advocate,  34  Dundas  street 
M'Ewan,  John,  cowfeeder,  19  Broughton  st. 
M'Ewan,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  7 

East  Richmond  street 
M'Ewan,  Rev.  John,  3  Argyle  pi.  Meadows 
M'Ewan,  Robert,  baker,  72  Grassmarket 
M'Ewan,  Rev.  Thomas,  7  Mansionhouse  rd. 


M'Ewan,  Peter,  coal  merchant,  Caledonian 
Railway  coal  depot,  (entry  by  St  Cuthbert's 
lane)— ho.  8  Romilly  place 

M'Ewan,  Wm.  brewer,  104  Fountainbridge 
— house,  17  Shandwick  place 

M'Ewan,  Wm.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  133 
Rose  street 

M'Ewan,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  13  Robh's  court, 
Castle  barns 

M'Ewan,  Mrs,  6  Clarence  street 

M'Ewen,  James,  W.S.  (Patrick,  M'E.  §• 
Ca7'ment),  9  Union  street 

M'Ewen,  John,  writer,  12  Darnaway  street 

M'Ewen,  Thomas,  sculptor,  Lothian  road 

M'Ewen,  Miss,  13  Hill  place 

M'Fadyen,  Finlay,  cork  manufacturer,  108 
Kirkgate 

Macfarlan,  John  F.  &  Co.  chemists  and  drug- 
gists, 17  &  18  North  bridge  &  139  High  st. 
■ — chemical  works,  Abbey  hill 

Macfarlan,  Mrs  David,  6  Randolph  crescent 

M'Farlan,  J.  shoemaker,  70  Cumberland  st. 

M'Farlan,  Miss,  3  North  Charlotte  street 

M'Farland,  Mrs,  40  Duke  street,  Leith 

Macfarlane  &  Co.  paper  merchants,  Weir's 
close,  206  Canongate 

Macfarlane  &  Wallace,  painters,  glaziers,  and 
dealers  in  paper  hangings,  7  Charlotte  pi. 

Macfarlane,  A.  &  Son,  corn  factors  and  agents, 
61  Constitution  street— house  8  Wellington 
place 

Macfarlane,  Alex.  {Sun  Fire  Office),  3  West 
Arthur  place 

Macfarlane,  Alex,  cutler  and  surgical  instru- 
ment maker,  1  Glanville  place 

Macfarlane,  Andrew,  chemist  and  druggist, 
255  Canongate — ho.  5  Roxburgh  terrace 

Macfarlane,  D.  family  grocer,  &c.  73  Hanover 
street 

Macfarlane,  Daniel,  wholesale  stationer,  28 
and  30  Victoria  street 

Macfarlane,  Donald,  dairy,  14  Queensferry  st. 

Macfarlane,  G. missionary,  8  Bowling-green  st. 

Macfarlane,  James,  W.S.  6  Dewar  place 

Macfarlane,  John,  Bay  Horse  inn,  57  Rose  st. 

Macfarlane,  Peter,  rector.  High  school,  Leith 
— house.  North  Fort  street 

Macfarlane,  R.  (M.  ^  TF.)  1  St  Cuthbert's  gl. 

Macfarlane,  'Walter,  5  Cheyne  street 

Macfarlane,  William,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.L.  21 
St  Bernard's  crescent 

Macfarlane,  Mrs  John  F.  4  Park  place 

Macfarlane,  M.  milliner,  54  Brunswick  street 

Macfarlane,  Misses  C.  &  K.  trimming  ware- 
house, 9  Young  street 

Macfarlane,  Patricia,  5  Deanhaugh  street 

M'Farlane  &  Gibb,  cabinetmakers,  20  Dundas 
street  and  6  North  Pitt  street — ho.  Silver- 
mill  cottage 

M'Farlane,  Alex,  dairyman,  Lover's  lane,  Lon- 
don road 

M'Farlane,  Colin  S.  upholsterer,  3  Silvermill 
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M'Farlane,  Daniel,  grocer  and  wine  merchantj 
2  Greenside  street — house,  3 

M'Farlane,  David,  carpet  and  hearth-rug 
manufact.  dyer  and  scourer,  &c.  Canonmills 

M'Farlane,  John,  wire-cloth  manufacturer, 
Stead's  place — ho.  14  Mansionhouse  road. 
Grange 

M'Farlane,  John,  tailor,  17  S.  St  James'  st. 

M'Farlane,  J.  R.  draper,  5  Warriston  place 

INI' Far  lane,  Peter,  2  Gay  field  street 

M'Farlane,  Robert,  &  Son,  wire-cloth  manu- 
facturers, and  dealers  in  rubber  machine 
belting  and  India  rubber  goods.  Stead's  pi. 

M'Farlane,  Wardlaw  (^Duncan,  Flockhart^  &f 
Co.}  41  North  Castle  street 

M'Farlane,W.H.  draper,  19  Union  pi. — ho.  23 

M'Farlane,  W.  H.  (S.  ^  M.)29  St  James'  sq. 

M'Farlane,  Mrs  A.  lodgings,  11  Drummondst. 

M'Farlane,  Mrs  Robert,  1  Stead's  place 

SI'Farlane,  Mrs,  10  Buccleuch  place 

jM'Farquhar,  Misses,  18  Fettes  row 

Maefeat,  W.  china  and  glass  merchant,  42 
South  bridge 

Maefeat,  Mrs,  5  Windmill  street 

Macfie,  Rev.  D.,  10  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 

Macfie,  Jn.  14  Hope  ter.  Whitehouse  loan 

M'Findlay,  Robt.  provision  dealer,  5  Black- 
friars  wynd 

M'Garth,  L.  11  Crown  street,  Leith  walk 

M'Gechan,  James,  spirit  mercht.  3  Fyfe  place 
— house,  14  Montgomery  street 

M'Gechan,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Castle  street 

M'George,  Thomas,  letterpress  printer,  549 
Castle  hill 

M'George,  Mrs  Ebenezer,  27  St  Patrick  sq. 

M'George,  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  14  Dub- 
lin street 

M'Ghie,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
2  Arthur  street 

MacGibbon,  David,  architect,  89  George  st. 

M'Gibbon,  Charles,  7  East  Claremont  street 

M'Gibbon,  George  R.  clothier  and  draper,  90 
South  bridge 

M'Gibbon,  John  S.  builder,  39  Scotland  st. — 
house,  7  Pitt  street 

M'Gibbon,  John,  clothier,  15  S.  College  st.— 
house,  1 7  Graham  street 

M'Gilchrist,  Mrs,  7  Arniston  place 

Macgill  &  Begbie,  house  painters  &  paper 
hangers,  62  Bristo  street 

Macgill,  Andrew,  draper,  4  W.  St  Anthony  pi. 

Macgill,  Archibald,  house  painter,  21  South 
Castle  street 

Macgill,  James,  ironmonger,  smith,  gasfitter, 
and  tinsmith,  11  Queensferry  street  and 
Coates lane 

Macgill,  W.  artists'  colourman,  103  Princes  st. 
Macgill,  Mrs  Edward,  21  Castle  street 
Macgill,  Mrs  J.  ladies'  nurse,  15  South  Char- 
lotte street 
M'Gill,  James,  baker,  8  Haddington  place 
M 'Gill,  John,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  48  Nicolson 
street 


M'Gill,  William,  factor.  Grange  loan 
M'Gill,  Mrs,  11  North  Melville  place 
M'Gillivray,  Andw.  wright,  32  Horse  wynd 
M'Gillivray,  Thos.  shoemaker,  61  Canongate 
M'Gillivray,  Wm.  writer,  11  Bonnington  pi. 
M'Glashan,  Jacobson,  and  Co.  com.  merchts. 

35  Bernard  street 
M'Glashan,  Alexander,  teacher  of  dancing, 

37  Northumberland  street 
M'Glashan,  Alex,  grocer,  tea  and  provision 

merchant,  Granton  pier 
M'Glashan,  Edward,  9  Blacket  place 
M'Glashan,  John,  33  E.  Claremont  street 
M'Glashan,    Stewart,    sculptor,    Edinburgh 

marble,  granite,  and  stone  works,  Canon - 

mills'  bridge — house,  6  Huntly  street 
M'Glashan,  Mrs,  lodgings,  Granton  pier 
M'Glashan,  Mrs,  33  E.  Claremont  street 
M'Glashon    &  Walker,   photographers,   130 

Princes  street 
M'Glashon,   A.    engraver   and    lithographic 

printer,  26  Clyde  street 
M'Glashon,    Mrs    Ralph,     ladies'    outfitter, 

machine  sewing,  &c.  31  West  Nicolson  st. 
MacGoun,  Rev.  Robert  W.,  Morningside 
M'Gowan,  Alex,  ironmonger,  67  Cockburn 

street — house,  21.a  Broughton  place 
M'Gowan,  Jn.  [late  Clark's')  hotel,  Newhaven 
M'Gowan,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  2  Hamilton  place 
M'Grain,  Peter,  grocer,  281  Cowgate 
M'Grath,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  35  Home  street 
M'Graw,  Daniel,  silversmith,  81  High  street 
M'Gregoir,  John,  tailor,  5  Kerr  street 
Macgregor,  Sinclair,  &  Co.   Australian  mer- 
chants, agents,  ship  and  insurance  brokers, 

55  Bernard  street 
Macgregor,   Donald,  The   Royal  hotel  {late 

Gibb's),  53  Princes  street 
Macgregor,  Don.  lodgings,  17  Greenside  street 
Macgregor,  Donald  R.,  merchant  and  ship- 
owner,  55  Bernard   street,    Leith — house, 

Woodburn  house,  Canaan  lane 
Macgregor,  John,  tobacco  manufacturer,  104 

High  St.  2  Leith  st,  7  Bread  st.  77  Princes  st. 

and  20  Roxburgh  pi. — ho.  13  Gayfield  sq. 
Macgregor,  Malcolm,  S.S.C,  10  Dundas  st. 
Macgregor,  Malcolm,  surgeon  dentist,  13  So. 

Frederick  street 
MacGregor,  Mrs  Joseph,  22  Brougham  st. 
Macgregor,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Scotland  street 
Macgregor,  Miss,  1 8  Moray  place 
M'Gregor,  Alex,  architect,  3  N.  Charlotte  st. 
M'Gregor,  Alex,  grocer,  2  Semple  street 
M'Gregor,  A.  chimney-sweep,  ISGifford  park 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

120  Rose  street 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  builder,  14  Graham  st. 
M'Gregor,  D.  writer,  35  Barony  street 
M'Gregor,  James,  &  Son,  watch  and  clock 

makers,  and  jewellers,  25  W.  Register  st. 
M'Gregor,  James,  36  Ann  street 
M'Gregor,  James  (iJ/'Cr.  b;  S.)  10  King's  pi. 
Leith  walk 


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M'Gregor,  James,  tailor  and  clotkier,  20  North 

bridge 
M'Gregor,  James,  83  South  bridge 
M'Gregor,  John  {M' Gregor  ^  Son),  25  Ba- 
rony street 
M'Gregor,  John,  flesher,  7  High  market — 

house,  5  Macdowal  street 
M'Gregor,  Jn.  cab  proprietor,  Albany  st.  lane 
M'Gregor,  John,  chairman,  156  Rose  street 
M'Gregor,  Peter,  Sons,  &  Robertson,  silk  mer- 
cers and  drapers,  30  George  street 
M'Gregor,   Peter   (P.  M^G.,  Sons,  ^  Co.), 

23  Lynedoch  place 
M'Gregor,  Walter,  seed  mercht.  44.  Kirkgate 
M'Gregor,  W.  watch  and  clock  maker,  9  Rut- 
land place 
M'Gregor,  William,  machine  boot   closer,   8 

South  St  James'  street 
M'Gregor,  Wm.  (of  W.  ^  D.  M'G.)  builder, 

5  Pitt  street 
M'Gregor,  William,  porter  and  ale  bottler,  16 
W.  Nicolson  street — house,  4  Grange  loan 
M'Gregor,  W  &  D.  builders,  5  Pitt  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  John,  13  Gay  field  square 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Margaret,  1 1  Melville  place 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  4  Hart  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs,  furniture-print  cleaner  and 

glazier,  194  Rose  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs,  7  Drummond  street 
M'Gregor,  Mrs,  4  Cannon  street,  Leith 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Robert,  48  London  street 
M'Gregor,  Miss  Margaret,  34  Hanover  street 
Macguire,  Geo.  James,  {Legacy  Dut//  Office) 

2S  Maitland  street 
M'Hutchen,  John  Scott,  5  Randolph  crescent 
M'Indoe,   William,   bill  poster  and  circular 

deliverer,  118  High  street — See  Adv. 
M'Innes,  Donald,  prov.  dealer,  7  Jamaica  st. 
M'Innes,  Mason,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7 1 -a 

Broughton  street 
M'Inroy,  James,  3  Hanover  street 
M'Inroy,  Mrs,  23  Manor  place 
Macintosh  &  Cameron,   house  painters,  48 

Hanover  street 
Macintosh,  T.  H.  surgeon-dentist,  75  Princes 

street 
Macintosh,  Mrs,  lodgings,  57  Hanover  street 
Macintosh,  Miss  Catherine,  dressmaker,  23 

St  Andrew  square 
M'lntosh,  Adam,  glass-cutter,  Greenside  lane 
M'Intosh,  Allan,  bookseller,  70  Nicolson  st. 
M'lntosh,  D.  wholesale  furnishing  and  gene- 
ral ironmongery,  smith,  &c.  10-B  Mcolson 
street 
M'lntosh,  Geo.  shoemkr.  39  Candlemaker  row 
M'lntosh,  George,  writer,  25  Pitt  street 
M'lntosh,  Henry,  furnisher  to  shoemakers, 

22  South  Richmond  street 
M'lntosh,  James,  bookseller,  5  North  College 
street  and  7  North  Bank  street— house,  2 
North  College  street 
M'lntosh,  James,  canteen   manager,  Edinr. 
castle 


M'lntosh,  James,  station-master,  Trinity  rail- 
way station 

M'lntosh,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  25  &  26    ' 
North  bridge — house,  68  Lauriston  place 

M'lntosh,  James,  writer,  2  Mary's  place 

M'lntosh,  John,  church  officer,  23  St  Andrew 
square 

M'lntosh,  M.  chimney  sweeper,  5  Coburg  st. 

M'lntosh,  R.  pavem.  merch.,  4-a  Commercial 
place — house,  28  Bernard  street 

M'lntosh,  T.  livery  stables,  26  William  st.laiie 

M'lntosh,  William  S.  working  jeweller  and 
watchmaker,  33  Clerk  street 

M'lntosh,  W"m.  shoemaker,  25  Kirkgate — ho.  ' 

5  London  row  | 
M'lntosh,  William,  lighthouse  store-keeper,  | 

Granton  cottages 
M'lntosh,  Elizabeth,  47  East  Crosscausey        *- 
M'lntosh,  Mrs,  lodgings,  64  Buccleuch  street  i 
Macintyre,   Arch,  inland  revenue  office,    2 

Grange  road  j 

M'Intyre,  Jas.  spirit  merchant,  1  Albany  lane  , 
M'Intyre,  John,  missionary,  8  Glover  street 
M'Intyre,  John,  bootmaker,  117  Pleasance 
M'Intyre,  John,  7  Henderson  row 
M'Intyre,  N.  S.  missionary,  5  Market  place 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  1  Fingal  place 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  Elizafield,  Bonnington 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  35  Scotland  st. 
M'Intyre,   Misses,  French  stay  makers  and 

milliners,  9  St  James'  place 
M'Intyre,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  28 

Upper  Gray  street 
M'lver,  Jas.  clothier  and  outfitter,  25,  81, 

6  82  St  Mary's  wynd. — See  Adv. 
M'lver,  Patrick,  carpet  shoe  maker,  40  St 

Mary's  wynd 
M'lvor,  John,  hosier  and  draper,  76  Nicolson 

street 
Mackail,  David,  1 1  Henry  street 
Mackail,  Hugh,  9  Madeira  place 
M'Kain,  James,  shoemaker,  Tanfield 
Mackay  &  Chisholm,  jewellers,  silversmiths, 

and  dealers  in  curiosities,  49  North  bridge 
Mackay,  Cunningham,  &  Co.  goldsmiths  to  the 

Queen,  54  Princes  street 
Mackay,  Arch,  basket  maker,  107  High  street 

and  63  Cockburn  street 
Mackay,  C.  G.  17  Lutton  place 
Mackay,  D.  tailor  and  clothier,    18  Brown 

square 
Mackay,  D.,  4  Hill  place 
Mackay,  Dav.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  38  Leith 

street — house,  25  Gayfield  square 
Mackay,  David,  hairdresser,  8  Greenside  pi. 
Mackay,  David,  tea  merchant,  3  Blair  street 
Mackay,  Donald,  14  Howe  street 
Mackay,  Donald,  tobacconist,  and    servants' 

register,  3  York  place 
Mackay,  Donald,  messenger,  C%  of  Glasgovj 

Bank,  10  Hanover  street 
Mackay,  Duncan,  china  mer.  136  Pleasance 
Mackay,  Duncan,  gardener.  Grange  loan 


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Mackay,  ^Eneas,  tea  and  coffee  dealer,  182 

High  street — house,  11  W.  Richmond  street 
Mackay,  Ewan,  baker,  Hillhousefield 
Mackay,  Francis  A.  {Royal  Bank  of  Scotland), 

7  Montpelier 
Mackay,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

2  St  Leonard  street 
Mackay,  Henry,  tailor,  15  S.  College  street 
Mackay,  H.  grocer,  509  Lawnmarket — ho.  501 
Mackay,  Jas.  (^Nat.  Bank),  24  Quality  street 
Mackay,  James  R.  {British  Linen  Co.  Bank) 

18  Buccleuch  place 
Mackay,  James,  10  Shandwick  place 
Mackay,  James,  coal  merchant,  4  Newport 

street 
Mackay,  Jas.  G.  working  jeweller,  56  Leith  st. 
Mackay,  Jas.  T.  hat  manufacturer,  64  North 

bridge 
Mackay,  John  R.  shipmaster,  3  Helen  place, 

Leith 
Mackay,  John  {Public  lAbrary'),  house  fac- 
tor, 2  Janefield  place,  Leith 
Mackay,  John  S.  engraver,  2  Henry  place 
Mackay,  John  A.  of  Blackcastle,  26  George 

square 
Mackay,  John  {M.  §•  Chisholm),  41  E.  Clare- 

mont  street 
Mackay,  John,  collector  of  city  poors'  rate,  4 

Forrest  road 
Mackay,   John,  wright  and  undertaker,  24 

Heriot  buildings 
Mackay,  John,  4  Park  street 
Mackay,  John,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  119 

George  street — house,  7  St  Bernard's  cres. 
Mackay,  John,  accountant,  4  Shrub  place 
Mackay,  John,  12  Castle  street 
Mackay,  John,  spirit  merchant,  168  High  st. 

— house,  112  Lauriston  place 
Mackay,  N.  warder  of  the  Regalia,  crown 

room.  Castle 
Mackay,  Neil,  builder,  Morton  street — house, 

59  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Mackay,  Robert,  W.S.  {Hope  and  M.),  10 

Shandwick  place 
Mackay,  Robert,  landscape  painter,  3  Great 

King  street 
Mackay,  Thos.  general  merchant,  2  North- 
umberland street 
Mackay,  T.  bootmaker,  6  Northumberland 

place 
Mackay,  Wm.  tobacconist,  13  Sandport  St. 
iLackay,  William  H,  13  Montgomery  street 
Mackay,  Wm.  5  Hope  street 
IMackay,  Wm.  cork-cutter,  31  Blair  street 
Mackay,  Mrs  Andw.  7  Drummond  street 
Mackay,  Mrs  John,  7  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Mackay,  Mrs,  17  George  square 
Mackay,  Mrs,  23  Dublin  street 
Mackay,  Mrs,  28  Gayfield  square 
Mackay,  Mrs,  wax-flower  maker,  3  Tollcross 
Mackay,  Mrs,  Williamfield,  Newhaven 
Mackay,  Miss  Christian,  dressmaker,  4  West 

Adam  street 


Mackay,  Miss,  3-c  Elder  street 

Mackay,  Miss,  21  Nelson  street 

M'Kay  &  Harrower,  corn  merchants  and 
brokers,  129  Constitution  street 

M'Kay,  Angus,  agent  for  Scottish  Legal  Bury- 
ing Society,  6  High  street 

M'^Kay,  Dan.  coal  agent.  Upper  Grove  place 

M'Kay,  Donald,  111  George  street 

M'Kay,  J.  &  C.  china  and  glass  merchants,  4 
Bridge  street 

M'Kay,  Mrs  Jane,  spirit  merchant,  87  Kirk- 
gate 

M'Kay,  Mrs,  general  register  for  servants,  3 
Elm  row 

M'Kean,  Alexander,  baker,  2  Charles  street 

M'Kean,  Andw.  36  Dublin  street 

M'Kean,  Jamee,  teacher,  33  Montague  street 

M'Kean,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  10  Hill 
place 

M'Kean,  Martin,  baker,  25  Bread  st. 

M'Kean,  Robert  C.  3  Great  King  street 

M'Kean,  Mrs  J.  7  Albany  street 

M'Kechney,  A.  furnace-builder,  80  Potterrow 

M'Kechnie,  James,  dyer,  scourer,  and  hot 
presser,  41  West  Nicolson  street 

M'Kechnie,  William  {Doig,  M'K.  ^-  Davis), 
10  Calton  hill 

McKelvie,  Jas.  coal  merchant,  head  office, 
Haymarket — branch  offices,  7  So.  St  David 
street,  Lochrin,  Canal  basin,  and  Junction 
br.  Leith — ho.  11  West  Maitland  street — 
See  Adv. 

M'Kelvie,  John,  surveyor  of  taxes,  6  Waterloo 
place — house,  5  Lutton  place 

M'Kendrick,  Mrs  H.  D.,  lodgings,  51  Clerk 
street 

Mackens,  Lorenz,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
New  Dock  tavern,  1  Admiralty  street 

Mackenzie  &  Crosbie,  carpet  manufacturers, 
cabinetmakers,  upholsterers,  house  and 
estate  agents,  &c.  129  Princes  street 

Mackenzies  &  Fraser,  W.S.  35  Frederick 
street 

Mackenzie,  Innes,  and  Logan,  W.S.  23  Queen 
street 

Mackenzie  &  Kermack,  W.S.  9  Hill  street 

Mackenzie  &  Middlemas,  cooks  and  confec- 
tioners, 63  Queen  street 

Mackenzie  &  Middlemass,  biscuit  manufac- 
turers, 22  Earl  Grey  street 

Mackenzie,  A.  C.  {J.  Wilson  Sf  Co.),  24 
Greenside  place 

Mackenzie,  Alexander,  19  Charlotte  square 

Mackenzie,  Alex,  accountant,  6  Pitt  street 

Mackenzie,  Alex,  late  captain  38th  Regt.  1 
Danube  street 

Mackenzie,  Alex.  3  Raeburn  place 

Mackenzie,  Alex.  Kincaid,  manager,  Com- 
mercial Bank  of  Scotland,  George  street 

Mackenzie,  Andrew,  Corn  Exchange  officer 
house.  Corn  Exchange 

Mackenzie,  C.  {Seton  Sf  M.),  The  Avenue, 
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Mackenzie,  David,  surgical  instrument  maker 

&  cutler,  58  South  br.— ho.  6  Eoxburgh  st. 
Mackenzie,  David,  22  Talbot  place 
Mackenzie,  Donald,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Fife, 

12  Great  Stuart  street 
Mackenzie,  Francis,  38  Castle  street 
Mackenzie,  Henry,  chemist,  40  Dublin  street 

— house,  38 
Mackenzie,  Geo.  W.S.  9  Hill  street— house,  4 

Ann  street 
Mackenzie,  James  (M'K.,  Innes,  §•  Logan),  9 

Doune  terrace 
Mackenzie,  James,  tailor,  3  N.  St  David  st. 
Mackenzie,  James  Hay,  W.S.— chambers,  10 

St  Andrew  square — iiouse,  10 
Mackenzie,  James,  stationer,  bookbinder,  and 

printer,  129  High  street 
Mackenzie,   James,   dispensing   chemist,   49 

George  IV.  bridge 
Mackenzie,  George,  tinsmith,  151  West  port 
Mackenzie,  J.  W.  &  J.,  W.S.  16  Koyal  circus 
Mackenzie,  John,  W.S.  16  Royal  circus 
Mackenzie,  John  Whitefoord,  W.S.  16  Royal 

circus 
'  Mackenzie,  John,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

45  Lothian  street 
Mackenzie,  John,  com.  agent,  8  Carnegie  st. 
Mackenzie,  J.  gardener  and  florist,  11  Grange 

loan 
Mackenzie,  John  U.  7  Buccleuch  place 
Mackenzie,  John,  jun.,  W.S.,  9  Hill  street 
xWackenzie,  John  Ord,  W.S.  master  extraor- 

dinary  in  Chancery,  &  commissioner  of  the 
*      Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas, 

and  Exchequer,  9  Hill  street— ho.  7  Royal 

circus 
Mackenzie,  Joseph,  7  Cassell's  place 
Mackenzie,  Ken.,  C.A.  29  Northumberld.  st. 
Mackenzie,  Lord,  24  Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,  T.  46  Bernard  street 
Mackenzie,  Thos.  W.S.  35  Frederick  street- 
house,  10  Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,  W.,  M.D.,  H.E.LC.S.  14  Carlton 

terrace 
Mackenzie,  Wm.,  bootmaker,  15  London  st. 
Mackenzie,  William,  bookseller  and  publisher, 

59  South  bridge 
Mackenzie,  W.  H.  2  Mansfield  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Alex.  41  Heriot  row 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  A.  lodgings,  21  Broughton 

Mackenzie,  Mrs  D.  22  Dundas  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Finlay,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 6  South  College  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Forbes,  5  Lynedoch  pi. 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  J.  A.,  44  Rankeillor  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Colonel  Kenneth  Francis,  3 

Inverleith  terrace 
Mackenzie,  the  Hon.  Mrs,  16  Moray  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Ainslie  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  31  Abercromby  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  3  Hamburgh  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  midwife,  160  High  street 


Mackenzie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  10  Duncan  st., 

Drummond  place 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  sen.  12  Great  Stuart  street 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  57  Inverleith  row 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  7  Buc- 
cleuch place 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  teacher  of  the  pianoforte, 

Windmill  house.  Windmill  lane 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  boarding  establishment  for 

young  ladies,  25  Greenhill  gardens 
Mackenzie,  Miss,  34  Cumberland  st. 
Mackenzie,  Misses,  14  Trinity  crescent 
Mackenzie,  Misses,  18  Hart  street 
M'Kenzie,  Alex,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3  8. 

Nelson  street  L 

M'Kenzie,  Alex.,  draper,  25  North  Bridge  f 
M'Kenzie,  Rev.  Alex.  6  Fettes  row  f 

M'Kenzie,  Alexander,  tailor,  3  Clyde  street  ' 
M'Kenzie,  Rev.  Andrew,  54  Gilmore  place  '' 
M'Kenzie,  David,  ironmonger,  36  Victoria 

street 
M'Kenzie,  Donald,  tailor  and  clothier,  3  Ca- 
therine street 
M'Kenzie,  George,  cabinetmaker,  Bellevue 
M'Kenzie,  James,  22  Duke  street 
M'Kenzie,  John,  house  factor,  16  South  St 

David  St. 
M'Kenzie,  Robert,  dairy,  9  Calton  street 
M'Kenzie,  Thomas,  6  Society,  Brown  sq. 
M'Kenzie,  Wm.  tailor,  10  Duncan  street 
M'Kenzie,  William,   builder  and  asphalter, 

51  Hope  park  end 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Shandwick  place 
M'Kerracher,  Miss  J.  Berlin  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 48  North  Frederick  street — ho.  27 
Hamilton  place 
M'Kerrell,  Mrs,  48  Great  King  street 
Mackersy,    L.,  W.S.    {London    Union    Fire 
and  Life  Assurance  Co.),  3  N.  St  David  st. 
— house,  16  Broughton  place 
Mackersy,  Wm.,  W.S.,  12  Nelson  street 
Mackey,  John,  agent,  24  Greenside  place 
M'Haffie,  Mrs,  3  Duncan  street,  Drummond 

place 
Mackichan,  Mrs,  board,  school,  1 1  Bellevue  cr. 
M'Kichan,  D.  &  Co.  funeral  undertakers,  3 

Infirmary  street 
Mackid,  Mrs,  34  Danube  street 
Mackie,  Chas.  surgeon,  7  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Mackie,  John  W.  &  Sons,  biscuit  manufactr. 
to  the  Queen  and  H.R.H.  the  Prince  of 
Wales,  108  Princes  street 
Mackie,  Lieut.  J.  instructor  of  military  and 
civil  engineering  and  mining,  in  the  late 
Scottish  Military  Academy,  143  Princes  st. 
Mackie,  John  QG.P.-O.)  8  West  Adam  street 
Mackie,  John,  tin  smith  and  gasfitter,  20 

Dundas  street 
Mackie,  John,  house  agent,  39  Leith  wynd 
Mackie,  N.  M.  &  Co.,  rectifiers  and  British 

wine  manufacturers,  14  Assembly  street 
Mackie,  N.  M.  (N.  M.  M.  &;  Co.)  4  Vanburgh 
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Mackie,  William,  writer,  1  East  Adam  street 
Mackie,  Mrs,  9  John's  place,  Leith 
Mackie,  Mrs,  25  India  street 
Mackie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  50  Castle  street 
M'Kie,  Thomas,  advocate,  4  Albyn  place 
Mackinlay,  D.  of  Newlandburn,  30  Rojal  ter. 
Mackinlay,  D.  &  P.  general  drapers,  outfit- 
ters, and  stay  manufacturers,  1  and  2  Bank 

street,  427  and  429  Lawnmarket — house,  20 

Great  Stuart  street 
Mackinlay,  Samuel,  32  St  Patrick  square 
Mackinlay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  29  India  place 
M'Killop,  Miss,  milliner,  4  Blenheim  place 
M'Kinlay,  Chas.  &  Co.  winemerchts.  and  gen. 

aa:ents,  104  Constitution  street 
M'Kinlay,  Charles  {M'K.  &  Co.),  14  Pilrig 

street 
M'Kinlay,  Wm. boot  and  shoemaker,  3  Dean 

street 
M'Kinnell,  Mrs,  4  Mayfield  Loan 
Mackinnon,  Charles,  23  Great  King  street 
Mackinnon,  Roderick,  pastry  cook,  17  Union 

place 
Mackintosh,  Alex,  dairyman,  13  Greenside  st. 
Mackintosh,  Andrew,  S.S.C.,   25   Northum- 
berland street 
Mackintosh,  Geo.  12  Gardner's  crescent 
Mackintosh,  Rev.  James  Grant,  25  Stafford 

street 
Mackintosh,  J.  of  La  Mancha,  38  Charlotte 

square 
Mackintosh,  James,  surgeon-dentist,  18  North 

bridge — house,  52  Rankeillor  street 
Mackintosh,  John,   tobacconist,  42  Nicolson 

St.,   155  High  St.,  and  63  South  bridge — 

house,  52  Rankeillor  street 
Mackintosh,  John,  jun.  24  Clerk  street 
Mackintosh,  J.   (^Inland  Revenue),  2   Henry 

place 
Macintosh,  Rob.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  pack- 
ing box,  tin  and  zinc  case  manufactr.  York 

lane 
Mackintosh,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

173  Cowgate 
Mackintosh,  R.   T.  seedsman,  nurseryman, 

and  florist,  12  Melbourne  place — house,  15 

Archibald  place — nurseries,  Leith  walk  and 

Dean  park 
Mackintosh,  Robt.  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

25  Charles  street 
Mackintosh,  Wra.  upholsterer,  cabinetmaker, 

and  furniture  dealer,  164  and  168  Cowgate 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  lace-joiner  and  transferrer, 

2- A  Pitt  street 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  of  Geddes,  3  Montpelier 
Mackintosh,  Miss,  17  Clarence  street 
M'Intosh    Brothers,    merchants,   3    Quality 

lane,  Leith 
Macknight,  A.  Ed.  advocate,  12  London  st. 
Macknight,  James,  W.S.  12  London  street 
Macknight,   Mrs  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  40  W. 

Richmond  street 
Mackray,  Rev.  W.  3  Roxburgh  street 


M'Kutcheon,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  39  Albany  st. 
Maclachlan  &  Stewart,  booksellers  and  pub- 
lishers, 64  South  bridge 
Maclachlan,  Ivory,  and  Rodger,  W.S.  25  So. 

Castle  street 
Maclachlan,  D.  {M.  8r  Stewart)  2  Fingal  pi. 
Maclachlan,    G.    {M'L,,   Ivory,    ^    Rodger), 

Mayfield  terrace 
Maclachlan,  John  {M.  §-  Stewart),  3  Hailes  st. 
M'Lachlan,  Rev.  James,  Glenalmond  cottage, 

Sciennes  hill 
M'Lachlan,  James,  teacher,  8  Arniston  place 
M'Lachlan,  John,  rector  of  Dr  Bell's  school, 

Niddry  street — house,  15  Buccleuch  place 
M'Lachlan,  Neil,  U.  S.  Consul,  22  Coburg  st. 

Leith 
M'Lachlan,  T.  classical  teacher,  14  Scotland 

street 
M'Lachlan,  Wm.  &  Andw.,  grocers  and  wine 

merchants,  5  Lindsay  place 
Maclagan,  David,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  surgeon 

to  the  Queen,  129  George  street 
Maclagan,  Douglas,  M.D.,  professor  of  medical 

jurisprudence  and  police  in  the  university, 

28  Heriot  row 
Maclagan,  R.  Craig,  M.D,  28  Heriot  row 
Maclagan,  Mrs  Dr,  Spring  cottage.  Trinity 
Maclaren,  C.  Moreland  cottage.  Grange  loan 
Maclaren,  J.  teacher,  11  Hamilton  pi. — ho.  10 
Maclaren,  John,  bookseller  and  publisher,  138 

Princes  street — house,  59  Castle  street 
M'Laren&Irvine,bootmakers,51  South  bridge 
M'Laren  &  Co.,  merchants  and  commission 

agents,  24  St  James'  square 
M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co.  silk  mercery,  drapery, 

haberdashery,  carpet,  and  furnishing  ware- 
house, 329,  331,  333,  323,  325,  327,  High 

street 
M'Laren,  Daniel,  cork  manufacturer,  6  East 

Adam  street 
M'Laren,  Rev.  D.  3  Wharton  place 
M'Laren,  Daniel,  baker,  22  Duke  st.  Leith 
M'Laren,  Dav.  {Jas.  ML.  Sj-  Sons),  36  Green- 
hill  gardens 
M'Laren,  D.  &  Co.  merchants,  9  Constitution 

street 
M'Laren,  D.  and  G.  wine  merchants,  15  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
M'Laren,  D.  (Z).  M'L.  Sf  Co.),  15  Forth  st. 
M'Laren,  Duncan,  Newington  house 
M'Laren,  Duncan,   St  Andrew   temperance 

hotel  and  city  dining  rooms,  14  and  14-a 

South  St  Andrew  street — See  Adv. 
M'Laren,  G.  Adinston  (Z>.  4-  G.  M'Laren),  1 

Cassells'  place 
M'Laren,  James,&  Sons,  wholesale  tea  dealers, 

2  Victoria  terrace,  Melbourne  place 
M'Laren,  James,  bootmaker,  6  Duncan  st.— 

house,  20  Drummond  place 
M'Laren,   James,  N.  B.  Railway,  6  Spring 

gardens.  Abbey  hill 
M'Laren,  James,  house  agent,  345  High  st. 

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M'Laren,  George,  flesher,  10  Cowgate  head 
M'Laren,  John,  builder,  24  Lauriston  street 
M'Laren,  John,  advocate,  12  Darnaway  st. 
M'Laren,  John,  riddle  maker  and  wooden- 
ware  merchant,  98  West  bow 
M'Laren,  John  R.  33  Howe  street 
M'Laren,  J. boot  &  shoe  maker,  lODeanhaugh 

street 
M'Laren,  John,  dining  &  refreshment  rooms, 

2  Princes  street 
M'Laren,  John,  spirit  dealer,  220  Cowgate— 

house,  list  John's  hill 
M'Laren,  John  {M'L.  ^  Co.),  3  Oxford  st. 
M'Laren,  Joseph,  merchant,  3  Archibald  pi. 
M'Laren,  Peter,  5  Gillespie  street 
M'Laren,  Peter,  59  Broughton  street 
M'Laren,  Peter,  gardener,  13  Moray  street 
M'Laren,  Thomas,  joiner,   2   Gibb's    entry 

—  ho.  94  West  bow 
M'Laren,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  21  St  Andrew  sq. 
M'Laren,  W.  N.  advocate,  44  Northumber- 
land street 
M'Laren,  W.  &G.  fleshers,  103  Mcolson  street 
M'Laren,  Wm.  C.  (/>.  M'L.  8f  Co.)  13  Carl- 
ton terrace 
M'Laren,  Mrs  Catharine,  24  Clarence  street 
Maclauchlan,  Rev.  Thos.  Viewforth  manse 
M'Lauchlan,  Walter,  jeweller,  117  Nicolson 

street 
M'Lauchlan,  Wm.   B.   fish  curer  and  fish 

salesman,  8  Upper  St  John's  hill 
M'Laughlan,    John,    furniture    dealer,    120 

Cowgate 
M'Laughlan,  Mary,  dealer  in  old  clothes,  4 

St  Mary's  wynd 
M'Laughlin,  James,  mason,  293  Canongate 
Maclaurin,  James  {British  Linen  Co.),  7  Hen- 
derson row 
Maclaurin,  John,  18  Blacket  place 
Maclaurin,  S.  30  Royal  circus 
Maclaurin,  Mrs  J.  7  Henderson  row 
Maclaurin,  Mrs,  Ivy  lodge.  Trinity 
M'Lay,  David,  29  Junction  street 
M'Lay,  Peter,  grocer  &  tea-dealer,  33  Lothian 

road — house,  31 
Maclean,  Alex.  S.S.C.  23  Scotland  street 
Maclean,  Alex,  architect,  10  N.  St  Andrew  st. 

— ho.  Larkfield,  Ferry  road 
Maclean,  D.&  Son,  grocers, fruiterers,  &  Italian 
warehousemen  to  the  Queen,  27  Princes  st. 

and  61  Queen  st house,  45  Frederick  st. 

Maclean,  G.  J.  writing  master,  5  Stonefield 

house 
Maclean,  J.  D.  Edinburgh  academy,  Raeburn 

cottage,  Raeburn  place 
Maclean,  John,  21  Albany  street 
MacLean,  Robert,  advocate,  19  Queen  street 
Maclean's  School,  19  Thistle  st. — D.  Hunter, 

teacher — ho.  41  Gt.  King  street 
Maclean,  Mrs,  67  Great  King  street 
Maclean,  Mrs,  toy  shop,  19   South  College 

street 
M'Lean  &  Hope,  corn,  seed,  manure  mer- 


chants,   and    guano    importers,  1     King's 

stables,  Grassmarket 
M'Lean,  Alexander,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  47  Nicolson  street 
M'Lean,  Andrew,  basketmaker,  and  importer 

of  baskets  and  willows,  61  Tolboothwynd 

Leith,  and  3  Hay  street,  Edinburgh 
M'Lean,  Angus,  28  Carrubber's  close 
M'Lean,  Charles,  engraver  and  enameller,  1 7 

Elder  street 
M'Lean,  Charles,  mattress  maker,  137  Kirk- 
gate — house,  Hawthorn  bank 
M'Lean,  Hector  F.,  W.S.  5  Hill  st. 
M'Lean,  Hugh,  1 1  Portland  place,  Leith 
M'Lean,  John  S.  K.  {British  Linen  Company's 

bank)  5  Laverock  bank,  Trinity 
M'Lean,  Malcolm,  11  Bellevue  terrace 
M'Lean,  Malcolm,  gentlemen's  sick  nurse,  148 

Rose  street 
M'Lean,  Niel,  9  Danube  street 
M'Lean,  William,  boot  &  shoe  warehouse,  275 

Canongate 
M'Lean,  William,  ironmonger,  27  Bread  st. 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Bridge  street 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  2  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  3  Newbattle  terrace 
M'Lean,  Mrs  D.  10  W.  Preston  street 
M'Lean,  Mrs  D.  45  Frederick  street 
M'Lean,  Misses,  2 1  Albany  street 
Macleay,   Ken.,  R.S.A.  portrait  painter,   26 

Hamilton  place,  Stockbridge 
M'Lellan,   Alex.,    1st   Lieut.,  1    Parliament 

square 
M'Lellan,  Mrs,  2  Bellevue  terrace 
M'Lellan,  Miss,  teacher,  Leith  Mill  road 
M'Lennan,  Chas.  225  Canongate 
M'Lennan,  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  1  E.  Register 

street  and  47  High  street — ho.  8  East  Adam 

street 
M'Lennan,  Hugh,  10-a  Greenside  place 
M'Lennan,    John    Ferguson,   advocate,    22 

Hill  street 
M'Lennan,  Mrs  J.  3  Saunders  st. 
M'Lennan,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  148  Cowgate 
Macleod,  D,  R.  &  Co.  commission  merchants, 

and  agents  for  the  London  and  Provincial 

Ma7'ine  Insurance  Co.  15  Quality  st.  Leith 
Macleod,  Lieut.  Gen.  Donald,  29  Greenhill 

gardens 
Macleod,  J.  G.  E.  (Edin.  Academy),  1  Brandon 

street 
Macleod,  J.  tailor  &  clothier,  37-a  Broughton 

street 
Macleod,  Rod.  bootmaker,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail, 95  Princes  street 
Macleod,  Roderick,  tea  dealer,  46  Nicolson 

street 
Macleod,  Russell  M,  chemist  &  druggist,  1  S. 

College  St. — ho.  17  Roxburgh  street 
Macleod,  William,  dentist,  26  Charles  street 
Macleod,  Mrs,  26  Charles  street 
M'Leod   &   M'Kenzie,   painters,   decorators, 

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M'Leod,  James,  engraver  and  lithographer,  90 

South  bridge — ho.  Grange  loan 
M'Leod,  John,  animal-painter,  4  Buccleuch 

street 
M'Leod,  Nicholas,  merchant,  and  agent  for 
l^Lon.  Assurance  Corporation^  15  Quality  et. 
Leith— house,  Seabeach  cottage,  Cramond 
M'Leod,  Nicholas,    jun.    fish    and    herring 
broker  and  salesman,  129  Constitution  st. 
and  Granton 
M'Leod,  Eob.  H.  sculptor,  4  Buccleuch  st. 
M'Leod,  Mrs,  1  Park  street 
M'Leod,  Miss,  20  Grange  loan 
M'Leod,  Miss  J.  5  West  Newington  place 
M'Leod,  Miss   Isabella,   7    Hamilton  place, 

Newington 
M'Leod,  Miss,  teacher,  20  Coburg  street 
M'Letchie,  Rev.  Jas.  D.D.  6  Regent  terrace 
M'Louglin,  Charles,  122  Lauriston  place 
Macmahon,  J.  and  Sons,  furriers,  37  Hanover 
street,  skin  warehouse.  Rose  street  lane — 
.     house,  23  Duke  street 
Macmahon,  Richard,  Clarendon   hotel,  104 

and  105  Princes  street 
Macmahon,  Mrs,  23  Duke  street 
M'Master,     John,    baker    and    grocer,    127 

Canongate  and  209  Cowgate 
M'Meikan,  Wm.  writer,  6  Clarence  street 
Macmillan,  George,  1  Graham  street 
Macmillan,  John,  M.A.  {High  School),  16  Buc- 
cleuch place 
M'Millan,  Chae.  shipmaster,  6  Hamburgh  pi. 
M'Millan,  Thos.  12  Middleby  street 
M'Millan,  Thos,  butcher.  Market,  Leith 
M'Millan,  Thos.  jun.  butcher,  43  Clerk  st. 
M'Millan,  Mrs,  5  Dundas  street 
M'Millan,  Mrs,    milliner,   dress,   and  cloak 

maker,  and  teacher  of  do.  17  Barony  st. 
M'Millan,  Miss  Eliz.  M.,  1  Newington  ter, 
M'Minn,  Francis,  Insurance  agent,  53  George 

IV.  bridge 
M'Morine,  John,  teachei'.  Orphan  hospital 
M'Morran,  Adam,  dairy,  5  New  street 
M'Morran,  J.  coach- hirer,  16  South  College 

street 
MacMurdo,  Misses,  9  Church  hill 
M'Murray,   James,    bootmaker,   36    Candle- 
maker  row 
M'Murtrie,  Thomas,  20  Brunswick  street 
Macnab  &  Ritchie,  general  and  furnishing 
ironmongers  and   nail   manufacturers,   27 
George  IV.  bridge,  and  27  and  29  Candle- 
maker  row — See  Adv. 
Macnab,  James,  writer,  8  M'Kenzie  place 
Macnab,  John   {A.  FuUarton  and  Co.  pub- 
lishers), Findlater  lodge.  Trinity 
Macnab,  Peter  {M.  &  Ritchie),  14  W.  Preston 

street 
Macnab,  Mrs  Robert,  19  Drummond  place 
M'Nab  and  Shepherd,  drapers,  silk  mercers, 

&c.  59  North  Hanover  street 
M'Nab,  A.  and  J.  scourers,  dyers,  and  clear 
starchers  —works,  Inglis'  green  bleachfield — 


offices,  39  Queen  street  &  9  West  Newing- 
ton— See  Adv. 

M'Nab,  James,  curator  of  the  Royal  Botanic 
gardens,  Inverleith  row 

M'Nab,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  17 
Downie  place — house,  78  Gilmore  place 

M'Nab,  John  {Alexander  &  iW'iVaZ*),  27  South 
Clerk  street 

M'Nab,  Malcolm  {M'Nab  &  Shepherd),  17 
Howe  street 

M'Nab,  Robert  N.,  military  accoutrement, 
257  High  street 

M'Nab,  E.  dressmaker,  &c.  13  Canongate 

Macnair,  Alex.  46  George  street 

Macnair,  John,  brewer,  11  St  Anthony  street, 
Leith — house,  33  Moray  place 

Macnair,  Robt.  M.D.  2  Prince  Consort  place 

Macnair,  Mrs,  1  Bruntsfield  terrace 

M'Nair,  William,  merchant,  21  Quality  street 
— house,  12  Eastfield 

M'Nairn,  John  (G.P.-O.)  4  East  Arthur 
place 

M'Naught,  Mrs,  54  South  Clerk  street 

Macnaughton  &  Finlay,  W.S.  41  Northum- 
berland street 

Macnaughton,  Alex.,  S.S.C.  {M.  §■  Finlay), 
41  Northumberland  street 

Macnaughton,  Jas.  gunmaker,  33  George  st. 

M'Naughton,  Jas.  {Com.  Bank  of  Scotland), 
1  Christian  bank.  Trinity 

M'Naughton,  John,  licensed  coppersmith 
and  brazier,  4  and  5  Fyfe  place 

M'Naughton,  Mrs,  29  Buccleuch  place 

M'Naughton,  Mrs,  9  Brighton  street 

M'Naughton,  Misses,  8  Atholl  place 

Macnee,  James,  &  Co.  coach  and  harness- 
maker,  106  Princes  street  and  148  Fountain- 
bridge 

Macnee,  Maxwell,  12  Jane  terrace 

M'Nees,  William,  watchmaker,  153  High 
street 

Macneil,  Captain  Hector,  8  Maitland  street 

M'NeiUe,  David  {Chancery),  54  S.  Clerk  st. 

M'Neilie,  John  {Chancery),  3  Buccleuch  st. 

M'Neill  &  Sime.  W.S.  8  Hill  street 

M'Neill,  A.,  W.S.  {M'N.  Sf  Sime),lZ  Gt.  King 
street 

M'Neill,  Right  Hon.  Duncan,  Lord  Justice- 
General,  73  Great  King  street 

M'Neill,  Right  Hon.  Sir  John,  G.C.B.  Gran- 
ton house 

M'Neill,  John,  teacher  of  dancing,  6Q  High 
street 

M'Neill,  Mrs  Col.  23  St  Cuthbert  street 

M'Nicoll,  Mrs  James,  26  Pitt  street 

Macnie,  J.  &  C.  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 
102  West  port 

M'Nie,  John,  gardener,  John  Watson's  insti- 
tution 

Macnish,  Wm.  M.D.  28  Warriston  crescent 

Macniven  and  Cameron,  wholesale  stationers 
and  paper-bag  manufacturers,  23,  25,  27, 
29,  31,  and  33  Blair  street.  (Estab.  1770.) 


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Macniven,  James,  9  Henry  street 
Macniven,  P.  &  W.  &  Co.,  wholesale  station- 
ers and  pasteboard  manufacturers,  19  Blair 
street 
M'Niven,  Allan,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

2  Lothian  street — house,  3  Potterrow 
Maconochie,  James,  Grindlay  street 
M'Ord,  David,  10  Buccleuch  street 
Macphail ,  Ni  col  (agent for  M' Kenzie, publisher) , 

59  South  bridge 
Macphail,  Wm.  74  George  st. 
Macphail,  Mrs  D.  16  Comely  bank 
M'Phee,  James,  lodgings,  10  Hill  place 
Macpherson,    Alex,  merchant,  4    Charlotte 

lane,  Leith — house,  Alexandria  Villa,  Sum  ■ 

merfield,  Leith 
Macpherson,  Alex,  tobacconist,  81  Broughton 

street  ' 
Macpherson,  Archd.  &   Son,  plasterers,   72 

So.  Clerk  street 
Macpherson,  A.  victual  dlr.  7  St  James'  sq. 
Macpherson,  A.  principal  city  officer,  25  W. 

Nicolson  street 
Macpherson,  Charles,  civil  engineer,  superin- 
tendent of  streets  and  buildings  —  office. 

Police  chambers — house,  23  Pitt  street 
Macpherson,  Daniel,  stereotype  founder,  11 

South  Thistle  street  lane 
Macpherson,  Gavine,  house  agent,  72  South 

Clerk  street — house,  8  St  Patrick  street 
Macpherson,  Norman,  advocate,  6  Duke  street 
Macpherson,  Rev.  Kanald,  13  Raeburn  place 
Macpherson,  Mrs,  8  Doune  terrace 
Macpherson,  Mrs,  of  Glentruim,  75  Queen  st. 
M'Pherson,  A.  leather-cutter,  9  Little  King 

street 
M'Pherson,  Angus,  barkeeper,  Courtof Session 
M'Pherson,  Archibald,  painter  and  decorator, 

46  George  st. — ho.  68 
M'Pherson,  Charles,  whip  manufac.  50  and  56 

High  street — ho.  51  Hope  park  end 
M'Pherson,  Donald,  innkeeper  and  stabler, 

91  S.  B.  of  Canongate 
M'Pherson,  Wm.  fruiterer  and  confectioner, 

3  Canonmills 
M'Pherson,  Geo.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

39  Cumberland  street 
M'Pherson,  H.  spirit  mercht.  289  Canongate 

— house,  21  St  James'  square 
M'Pherson,  James,  cabinetmaker,  165  Rose 

street 
M'Pherson,   James,  painter  and  glazier,  5 

Church  street 
M'Pherson,  James,  46  Rosemount  buildings 
M'Pherson,  John,  10  Graham  street 
M'Pherson,  John,  photographer,  105  South 

bridge 
M'Pherson,  J.  coppersmith,  gasfit.  and  snuff- 
box-maker, 42  Canal  court,  Leith  wynd 
M'Pherson,  John,  11  South  Norton  place 
M'Pherson,  Mrs  A.  cook,  19  Jamaica  street 
M'Pherson,  Mrs  C.  ladies*  nurse,  3  Comely 

green  place 


M'Pherson,  Mrs,  Madeira  cott.  Canaan  lane 
M'Pherson,  Mrs,  50  Ptankeillor  street 
M'Pherson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  57  York  place 
M'Pherson,  Miss,  72  Broughton  street 
Macqueen,    George    (Justiciary     Office),    9 

Meadow  place 
Macqueen,  John,  haberdasher,  27  West  Nicol- 
son street 
Macqueen,  J.  M.,  S.S.C.  8  Christian  bank 
Macqueen,  John  Otto,  S.S.C.  11  London  st. 
Macqueen,  Ken.,  H.E.I.C.S.  9  Royal  circus 
Macqueen,  Miss   Caroline,   baker,  9   India 

street 
M'Queen,  B.  provision  merchant,  23  South 

Richmond  street 
M'Queen,  Duncan,  aerated  water  manufac- 
turer, 133  N.-W.  Rose  st.  lane — house,  2 
Gardner's  crescent 
M'Queen,  John,  67  Great  King  street 
M'Quillen,  Wm.    silk-dyer  and   scourer,  4 

Portland  place 
Macrae,  Cameron,  and  Shand,  clothiers,  and 
habitmakers,  late  Willis  and  Williams,  105 
George  street 
Macrae  &  Ross,  W.S.,  18  Hoive  street 
Macrae,  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  28  So. 

Hanover  street 
Macrae,  Jas.,  tailor  and  clothier,  137  Princes 

street 
Macrae,  John  A.,  LL.D.,  W.S.  master  ex- 
traordinary of  the  High  Courts  of  Chancery 
of  England  and  Ireland,  14  Gloucester  place 
— chambers,  18  Howe  street 
Macrae,  John,  grocer,  2  Clarence  street 
M'Rae,  Kenneth,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
45  Nicolson  street — house,  11  West  Rich- 
mond street 
M'Rae,  Rev.  John,  49  South  Clerk  street 
M'Rae,  Mrs,  lodgings,  137  Princes  street 
Macreadie,  Mrs  Robt.  R.,  49  Melville  st. 
Macredie,  Robert,  72  Northumberland  street 
Macritchie,  Bayley,  &  Henderson,  W.S.  11 

Royal  Exchange 
Macritchie,  John,  writer,  24  Danube  street 
Macritchie,  John,  4  Archibald  place 
Macritchie,  Thos.  Elder,  of  Craigton,  W.S. 

4  Gayfield  square 
Macritchie,  Mrs  D.  4  Archibald  place 
Macritchie,  Miss,  4  Gayfield  square 
M'Ritchie,  John,  53  George  street 
M' Roberts,  Mrs,  upholsterer,  42-a  Brunswick 

street,  Stockbridge 
M'Tavish,  Wra.  tailor,  hatter,  and  clothier,  1 

North- West  Circus  place 
M'Vean,  Matthew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

38  William  street 
M'Vey  &  Watson,  brassfounders,  gasfitters, 

and  plumbers,  6  Old  Physic  gardens 
M'Vey,  James  {M'Vey  Sr   Watson),  4  Old 

Physic  gardens 
M'Vicar  and  Winks,  dressmakers,   &c.    42 

George  street 
M'Vicar,  Mrs,  5  Chester  street 


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M'Vitie,  R.  1  Stafford  street 
M'Whannell,   Peter,  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant,  55  North  Frederick  street  and  6 
India  place — house,  8  Mary's  place 
M'Whea,  George,  24  George  street 
M'Whea,  Mrs,  9  South  Melville  place 
Macwhirter,  John,  artist,  1  Mound  place 
Macwhirter,  Mrs,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Macwilliam,  Mrs,  25  Pitt  street 
M'William,  Robert,  S.S.C.  23  London  street 
M'William,  Wm.  agent,  Stirling  and  Alloa 

Steam-boat  Company,  Granton 
M'William,  Mrs,  lodgings,  51  Clerk  street 
Mabon,  George  Cowan,  23  Clerk  street 
Mabon,  John,  news-agent,  248  Cowgate 
Mabon,  Mrs,  23  Clerk  street 
Machell,  Edward,  agent,  24  Heriot  place 
Mack,  Andrew,  writer,  5  York  place 
Mack,  James  Smith,  S.S.C.  and  N.-P.  2  St 
Andrew  sq. — ho.  Meadowbank  house,  Esk- 
bank,  Dalkeith 
Mack,  Wm.  B.  hat  and  cap  manuf.  2  Hunter 

square — house,  45  Montague  street 
Mack,  Mrs,  3  West  Arthur  place 
Maidment,  James,  advocate,  25  Royal  circus 
Main,  Geo.  spirit  merchant,  1  Infirmary  street 
Main,  John,  family  linen,  blanket,  general  out- 
fitter, and  baby  linen  warehouse,  4  and  6 
Nicolson  street 
Main,  Peter,  3]  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Main,  Rev.  Thos.,  7  Bellevue  crescent 
Main,  Mrs  J.  Clark,  Peacock  hotel,  Newhaven 
Main,  Mrs  Thomas,  6  Leopold  place 
Mair,  Major  Arthur,  29  Abercromby  place 
Mair,  Geo.  clothier,  &c.  2  Nicolson  square — 

house,  9  Brown  street 
Mair,  James,  broker,  5  Richmond  place 
Mair,  William  Ludovic,  advocate,  8  Duncan 

street,  Drummond  place 
Maitland,  George  R.,  W.S.  7  North  St  An- 
drew street — house,  54  Melville  street 
Maitland,  John,  9  Walker  street 
Maitland,    Kenmure,    sheriff'-clerk   of  Mid- 
Lothian,  18  Gilmore  place 
Maitland,  Mrs,  4  Torphichen  street 
Maitland,  Miss,  24  Ann  street 
Makellar,  Miss,  8  Charlotte  square 
Malcolm,  Robert  Bowes,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E., 

and  F.R.S.E.,  126  George  street 
Malcolm,  Walter  {Customs),  2  Couper  st. 
Malcolm,  William,  13  Torphichen  street 
Malcolm,  Mrs,  Middlefield  house 
Malcolm,  Mrs,  8  Grange  road 
Malcolm,  Miss,  28  London  street 
Malcolm,  Miss,  38  Northumberland  st. 
Maiden,  Mrs  Jas.  lodgings,  16  Albany  street 
Malloch,   Pat.    &   Son,    map-mounters,   306 

Lawnmarket. — See  Adv. 
Malloch,  P.  S.,  S.S.C.  5  North  Charlotte  st. 
Malloch,  Mrs,  baeket-maktr.  Market  stairs, 

27  North  bridge 
Manchester  Fire  Insurance  Co.23  St  Andrew 
square,  H.  Harrison,  agent ;  43  Castle  st., 


Murray  &  Beith,  agents  ;  8  Bank  street, 
William  White  Millar,  S.S.C,  agent— See 
Adv. 

Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C.  and  notaries-public, 
agents  for  Scottish  Equitable  and  Cale- 
donian Insurance  Coys.,  and  for  Leith 
District  Branch  of  Scottish  Property  In- 
vestment Coy.  21  Bernard  street 

Mann's  Parcel  Despatch  Company,!  Frederick 
street — J.  Henderson,  agent 

Mann,  Alex,  coach  proprietor.  Regent  terrace 
lane 

Mann,  Alex,  spirit  merchant,  32  St  Andrew 
St.  Leith — ho.  16  Annfield,  Newhaven 

Mann,  Alex,  solicitor,  (M".  §-  Duncan),  27 
Pilrig  street 

Mann,  B.  shipmaster,  29  Albany  st.  Leith 

Mann,  James,  11  Charles  street 

Mann,  William  {MiUan  &  M.\  16  Gilmore  pi. 

Mann,  Wm.  writer,  22  Raeburn  place,  and 
119  Princes  street 

Mann,  Mrs,  stationer,  32  Home  street 

Mann,  Miss,  21  Leopold  place 

Mansfield,  Thomas,  C.A,  26  Abercromby  pi. 

Mansfield,  Thomas,  &  Robert  Spottiswoode, 
accountants,  7  Thistle  street 

Manson,  David,  S.S.C.  17  Hill  street— ho. 
Hamilton  hut,  25  Bath  street,  Portobello 

Manson,  James  B.  (Editor,  Daily  Review') 
4  Keir  street 

Manson,  Mrs  George,  10  Torphichen  street 

Mantica,  Anthony,  3  North  St  James'  street 

Manufactures,  Trustees  for  Royal  Insti- 
tution, Mound,  10  to  3  and  6  to  8. 

Mariners'  Church  and  School,  10  Dock  st. 

Marjoribanks,  Wm.  Warriston  house 

Marjoribanks,  Mrs,  Salisbury  green  cottage 

Marley  Hill  Coking  Co.'s  office  for  Scot- 
land, 3  East  Register  street 

Marquis  of  Lothian's  coal  office,  North  Bri- 
tish station 

Marquis  of  Lothian's  coal  establishment, 
St  Leonard's,  Edinburgh,  and  22  Baltic 
street,  Leith — Hugh  White,  agent 

Marr,  G.  and  Son,  joiners,  Stanley  road- 
house,  2  Maitland  street,  Newhaven 

Marr,  James,  &  Co.  typefounders,  27  and  29 
New  street,  and  London  and  Dublin 

Marr,  Jas.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  5  Brandon  st. 

Marr,  John,  Hawthorn  villa,  Wardie,  Ferry 
road 

Marr,  John  B.  house  carpenter,  builder,  and 
agricultural  implement  maker,  Ferry  road 

Marr,  William,  shoemaker,  Lochend  road 

Marr,  Mrs  James,  3  East  Newington  place    | 

Marr,  Mrs,  59  South  bridge 

Marrable,  John,  accountant  (G.P.-O.), 
Mayfield  terrace,  Newington 

Marrin,  Mrs,  broker,  167  Cowgate 

Marshall  &  Aitken,  woollen  drapers,  and 
clothiers,  27  North  bridge 

Marshall  &  Small,  artificial  leg  and  bandage 
maker,  20  South  Frederick  street 


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Marshall  &  Sons,  jewellers  &  silversmiths,  87 

George  street 
Marshall,  Alex.  Maitland  place,  Newhaven 
Marshall,  Arch.  41  Minto  street 
Marshall,   Captain  D.,  H.E.I.C.S.   10  Royal 

terrace 
Marshall,  David,  C.A.  36  Hanover  street — 

ho.  1 1  Abbotsford  park 
Marshall,  David,  draper  and  stationer,  108 

West  port — house,  1 1  Keir  street 
Marshall,  George  H,  3  Heriot  row 
Marshall,  George,  com.  traveller,  3  Greenside 

street 
Marshall,  G.  (late  of  Manilla),  Grecian  cot. 
Marshall,  J.  &  W.  jewellers,  41 -a  George  st. 
Marshall,  Jas.  &  Sons,  British  wine  makers, 

wine  and  spirit  merchants,  39  Potterrow 
Marshall,  J,  {J.  M.  &;  Sons),  Mayfield  ter. 
Marshall,   James  (Redpath,  Brown,  Sf  Co.) 

Stead's  place 
Marshall,  John,  M.D,  44  Ann  street 
Marshall,  John,  S.S.C,  N.-R,  Sec.  to  Gen. 

Assembly's  Home  Mission  Scheme,  44  Fre- 
derick St. — ho.  Pembroke  lodge,  Murray- 
field 
Marshall,  John,  advocate,  60  Northumb.  st. 
Marshall,  John,  grocer,  13  Clerk  street 
Marshall,  Patrick,  27  Elder  street 
Marshall,  Patrick,  bootmaker,  50  W.  Register 

street 
Marshall,  Robert,  merchant,   86  Lauriston 

place,  and  farmer,  Gateside,  Kirkliston 
Marshall,  Robert  Burt,  120  Lauriston  place 
Marshall,  Robt.  spirit  dealer,  14  Leven  street 
Marshall,  Robt.  postmr.  livery  stables,  Dublin 

street  lane — office,  2  York  place — house,  10 

Dublin  street 
Marshall,  T.  &  Son,  drapers,  14  W.  Adam  st. 
Marshall,  T.  victual  dealer,  2  Antigua  st. — ho. 

8  Montgomery  street 
Marshall,   Thomas,  officer,   Roi/al   College  of 

Physicians,  9  Queen  street 
Marshall,  T.  R.  goldsmith,  7  Castle  terrace 
Marshall,  Walter  (J.  ^  W.  M.),  28  Aber- 

cromby  place 
Marshall,  W.  coal  merchant,  130  Princes  et. 

— See  Adv. 
Marshall,  Wm,  &  Co.  gold  and  silversmiths, 

jewellers,  &  watchmakers,  24  Princes  st. 
Marshall,  William,  engineer  {S.  <h  H.  3Ior. 

ton  8f  Co.),  Rosemount,  Madeira  st.  Leith 
Marshall,  William,  coal  viewer,  11  Arniston 

place 
Marshall,  Mrs  Dr,  25  Alva  street 
Marshall,  Mrs  Dallas,  2  Eyre  place 
Marshall,  Mrs  James,  33  Coatfield  lane 
Marshall,  Mrs  Robert,  Rosebank  cottage 
Marshall,  Mrs  Scott,  19  St  Patrick  square 
Marshall,  Mrs  W,  25  Regent  terrace 
Marshall,  Mrs,  18  Albany  street 
Marshall,  Mrs,  Middle  Gothic  cottage,  Trinity 
Marshall,  Mrs,  20  Rankeillor  street 
Marshall,  Mrs,  30  Royal  circus 


Marshall,  Mrs,  120  Lauriston  place 
Marshall,  Mrs,  14  Minto  street 
Marshall,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Trinity  crescent 
Marshall,  Miss,  dressmaker,  30  Royal  circus 
Marshall,  Miss,  4  Gloucester  place 
Marshall,  Miss,  11  Annandale  street 
Marshall,  Misses,  5  Grove  street 
Martin,  Alex.  45  Cumberland  street 
Martin,    Charles    A.    commission    agent,  3 

Argyle  square 
Martin,  David,  baker,  235  Canongate,  and  319 

High  street 
Martin,  Geo.  plumber,  15  Picardy  place — ho.  & 
Martin,  Rev.  Hugh,  Sciennes  hill  villa 
Martin,  J.  &  Son,  cabinetmakers,  76  South 

Clerk  street — house,  1  Clerk  street 
Martin,  Jas.  clothier  (late   Wilson  4-  M.)  14 

Dublin  street 
Martin,  John,  surgeon,  7  Coburg  street 
Martin ,  John,  refreshment-rooms  and  lodgings, 

19  Fieshmarket  close 
Martin,  John,  cattle  dealer,  6  Brougham  st. 
Martin,  J.  S.  {Ba7ik  of  Scot.),  12  Henderson 

row 
Martin,  John,  W.S.  32  Great  King  street 
Martin,  John,  farmer,  Inverleith  mains 
Martin,  M.  J.,  M.D.  16  Melville  street 
Martin,  Patrick,  Brit.  Linen  Co.'s  bank 
Martin,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  45  Giles'  street  / 
Martin,  R.  clerk,  13  Brown  street  / 

Martin,  Robert,  wood  turner,  3-a  Elder  streiet 

— house,  18  Clyde  street  / 

Martin,  Thomas,  accountant,  49  Castle  st.l 
Martin,  W.  painter  and  glazier,  15  So.  Ft'je- 

derick  street 
Martin,  W.  furniture  dealer,  29  Dundas  st.   ' 
Martin,  Wm.  plate-glass  agent,  glass  mercht. 

and  glazier,  23  Lothian  road — house,  1  Cam- 
bridge street 
Martin,  Wm.  victual  dealer,  2  Raeburn  pi. 
Martin,  W.  wine  and  spirit  mercht.  73  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Martin,  Mrs  E.  12  Findhorn  place.  Grange 
Martin,  Mrs  John,  1  Eyre  place 
Martin,  Mrs  Col.  Stephen,  33  Regent  terrace 
Martin,  Mrs  Wm.  victual  dealer,  98  Nicolson 

street — ho,  12  W.  Nicolson  street 
Mariin,  Mrs,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant, 

1 9  Carnegie  street 
Martin,  Mrs,  1  Cumin  place 
Martin,  Miss  Anne,  1  Doune  terrace 
Martin,  Miss,  30  Clarence  street 
Martin,  Miss,  dressmaker,  18  Clyde  street 
Mar  tine,  J.  grain  com.  agent,  2  Salisbury  pi. 
Marwick,  J.  D.  city-clerk,  ( Watt  d^  M.)  10 

Bellevue  crescent 
Marwick,   Wm.    S.S.C.    {Watt  and  M.)  23 

Archibald  place 
Marwick,  Wm.  ham  and  egg  store,  44  West 

Richmond  street 
Marwick,  Mrs,  9  St  Bernard's  row 
Mason,  Alex,  baker,  20  Couper  street  and  1 

Ronaldson's  buildings— ho.  59  Kirkgate 


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Mason,  David,  &  Co.  tea  and  coffee  salesmen, 
88  South  bridge 

Mason,  David,  1  Queensferry  street 

Mason,  David,  coal  merchant,  4  Port- Hamil- 
ton 

Mason,  George,  flesher,  48  Hanover  street — 
ho.  20  Barony  street 

Mason,  H.  assist- clerk  of  Session,  15  Register 
bouse 

Mason,  James,  S.S.C.  14  Pitt  street 

Mason,   James,   (^Douglas  and  M.)  2   Rox- 
burgh terrace 
R  Mason,  Robt.  of  Meadowbank,  Meadowbank 
Mason,  Thomas,  2  Baltic  street,  Leith 
i !  Mason,  Thomas,  9  Hercles  street 

Mason,  Wm.,  S.S.C.  21  Dublin  street 

Mason,  Mrs  Agnes,  35  Castle  street 

Mason,  Mrs  David,  11  Graham  street 

?Jason,  Mrs  J.  prov.  dealer,  3  St  Mary's  wynd 

Mason,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Hamburgh  pi.  Leith 

Mason,  Mrs,  27  Clyde  street 

Mason,  Mrs,  remnant  warehouse,  9  Kirkgate 

Masonic  Lodge,  Grand,  of  Scotland — His 
Grace  the  Duke  of  Athole,  K.T.  grand 
master;  W.  A.  Laurie,  grand  secretary ;  A. 
J.  Stewart,  grand  clerk — Freemasons'  Hall, 
98  George  st.;  William  M.  Bryce,  grand 
tyler,  129  Rose  street 

Masonic  Lodge  of  Edinburgh, Mary's  Chapel 
— W.Mann, 22 Raeburn place, master ;  A.  S. 
Hunter,  1 1  Clarence  street,  sec. — 2d  Tues- 
day, each  month.  Ship  hotel,  E.  Register  st. 

Masonic  Lodge,  Canongate  Kilwinning — 
W.  Hendrie,  20  Ainslie  place,  master ; 
Stewart  Watson,  artist,  18  Fettes  row, 
secretary — 2d  Wednesday,  monthly 

Masonic  Lodge,  Canongate  &  Leith — Geo. 
Green,  96  Giles  street,  Leith,  master — 1st 
Tuesday,  monthly 

Masonic  Lodge,  Journeymen — John  Lamb, 
2  Rosebank  cottages,  master  ;  Robert  Phe- 

mester,  wright,  20  Lauriston  st.  sec 2d 

Thursday,  do. 

Masonic  Lodge,  St  David's — John  Rhind, 
jun. master;  R.  J.  Young,  5  George  street, 
sec. — 1st  and  3d  Tuesday,  do. 

Masonic  Lodge,  St  Luke's — A.  Inglis,  W.S. 
master;  R.  Wilson, 28  Frederick  st.  sec. — 
3d  Monday,  do. 

Masonic  Lodge,  St  Andrew — Wm.  Hay,  7 
Hill  St.,  master;  S.  E.  Trotter,  7  St  David 
street,  sec. 

Masonic  Lodge,  St  James's,  Operative,  No. 
97 — E.  Black,  50  Frederick  street,  master; 
Peter  Seaton,  9Q  High  st.  sec. — 1st  Thurs- 
day, every  month 

Masonic  Lodge,  St  Stephen's — Wm.  Reid, 
58  Cockburn  St.,  master;  J.  B.  M'Leod, 
sec. — 2d  Monday,  do. 

•Masonic  Lodge,  Defensive  Band,  11  Waterloo 
place — W.  H.  Hall,  master ;  Wai.  Bisset, 
16  Rose  St.  sec. 

Masonic  Lodge,  Roman  Eagle— 'W.  Cownie, 


63  South  bridge,  master ;  John  Thomson,  4 

St  Patrick  sq.  sec. — 3d  Wednesday,  do. 
Masonic    Lodge,   Portobello — W.    Hunter, 

Regent  street,  Portobello,   master;    Wm. 

M'Vey,  clock  and  watchmaker,  69  High  st. 

Portobello,  sec. — 3d  Thursday,  do. 
Masonic  Lodge,  Celtic — Patrick  Cowan,  15 

Princes  st.  master;  A.  Hay,  45  Princes  st. 

treas. ;  A.  Cockburn,  sec 1st  Friday,  do. 

Masonic  Lodge,  St  Clair  —  Richard   Gray, 

34  West  Register  street,  master — Henry  W. 

Finlay,  81  South  bridge,  sec — 2d  and  4th 

Monday,  do. 
Masonic   Lodge,    Caledonian,    Cafe    Royal, 

Register    street — Chalmers    Izett    Paton, 

master;  William  R.  Hayden,  18  Register 

house,  sec. 
Masonic  Lodge,  Trafalgar,  Leith — Geo.  W. 

Craig,  2  Hope  terrace,  Leith,  master;  James 

Bolan,  60  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith,  secy. 
Masonic  Lodge,  The  Rifle,   No.  405— Pro- 
fessor Gamgee,  12  Castle  terrace,  master; 

J.  Laurie,  98  George  st.  sec. — 1st  Tuesday, 

do. 
Masson,  Eev.  D.,  M.D.  21  Hope  terrace 
Masson,  Mrs  Catherine,  fruiterer  and  green- 
grocer, 44  Dundas  street 
Masters,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Lauriston  street 
Masterton,  John,  surveyor,  50  George  street 
Masterton,  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  29  Home 

street 
MatjErnity  Hospital,  Royal,  Chapel  house — 

Mrs  Ross,  matron 
Mather  &  Hunter,  contractors  for  Leith  police 

manure.  Smith's  land.  Fox  lane 
Mather,  Alex,  millwright,  63  Fountainbridge 

— house.  Brougham  street 
Mather,  Alex,  coal  agent,  26  Bristo  street 
Mather,  Andrew,  28  South  Castle  street 
Mather,  E.  shoe  mercer,  10  S.  St  David  st. 
Mather,  James,  (G. P.- O.)  15  Jamaica  street 
Mather,  James,  flesher,  Post-office,  Newhaven 
Mather,  James,  blacksmith,  7  Queen's  place 
Mather,  James,  4  Lord  Russell  place 
Mather,  Jn.  &  Son,  warehousemen,  11  Leith 

street  terrace 
Mather,  Wm.   F.  spirit  mer.  9  St  Anthony 

place 
Mather,  W.  F.  bookseller,  101  Rose  street 
Mather,  Mrs  M.  dairy,  97  High  street 
Mather,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Salisbury  street 
Mather,  Miss  E.  lodgings,  28  South  Castle 

street 
Mathers,  David,  bookseller,  stationer,  printer, 

and  news-agent.  West  Register  street — ho. 

8  Argyle  place 
Mathers,  Geo.  &  Co.,  watch  and  clock  makers, 

12  Brunswick  street,  Stockbridge 
Matheson  &  Co.,  watchmakers  and  jewellers, 

68  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Matheson,  A.  &  Co.  black  silk  and  crape  mer- 
cers to  the  Queen,  39-a  George  street 


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Matheson,  Alex.,  3  Madeira  place 

Matheson,  Alex.  {A.  M.  Sf  Co.),  19  Northum- 
berland street 

Matheson,  George,  hairdresser  and  perfumer, 
54  Fountainbridge 

Matheson,  John,  3  Comely  green  place 

Matheson,  Robert,  surveyor  of  H.  M.  Public 
Works,  Parliament  square  —  house,  West 
Coates  house 

Matheson,  William  J.  builder.  Lower  Pitt 
street 

Matheson,  Wm.  superintendent  of  children. 
City  Parochial  Board,  11  Archibald  place 

Matheson,  Mrs  J.  Berlin  warehouse,  7  Dub- 
lin street 

Mathewson,  Geo.  writer,  2  Dalgleish  place 

Mathewson,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker, 
19  Union  street 

Mathie,  Mrs  M.  9  Macnab  street 

Mathie,  Mrs  Robt.  3  Links  place,  Leith 

Mathieson,  Alex,  and  Son,  manufacturers  of 
planes,  mechanical,  engineering,  and  edge 
tools,  23  Cockburn  street 

Mathieson,  Rev.  Finlay,  4  Oxford  street 

Mathieson,  George,  shipowner  and  agent, 
Clifton  lodge,  Wardie 

Mathieson,  John,  cabinetmaker,  12  Keirst. — 
house,  7  Venuel 

Mathieson,  J.  &  R.,  porter  and  ale  merchants, 
25  Water  lane 

Mathieson,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  41  South 
bridge — house,  5  Buccleuch  place 

Mathieson,  Jos.  (J.  and  R.  M.),  47  Bridge  st. 

Mathison,  Alex,  spirit  dealer,  17  India  place 

Mathison,  Jas.  spirit  dealer,  7  Arthur  st. 

Mathison,  R.  baker,  37  Clerk  st.  &  46  High  st. 
— house,  41  Clerk  street 

Mathison,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
262  Canon  gate 

Mathison,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  39  Dean  street 

Mathison,  W.  wine  &  spirit  merchant,  92  High 
street — house,  6  Park  street 

Matson,  Alex,  stationer,  1  Union  place  — 
house,  1  North  St  James'  street 

Matthew  &  Theilmann,  corn  factors  and  com- 
mission agents,  138  Constitution  street 

Matthew,  Jas.  &  Son,  drapers  and  linen  manu- 
facturers, 421  Lawnmarket 

Matthew,  James,  macer.  High  Court  of  Justi- 
ciary, 2  Hay  street 

IVIatthew,  John  R.  22  Salisbury  street 

Mauchline,  Aw.  grocer,  25  No.  Richmond 
street 

Mauchline,  James  (  G.P.-  O.),  10  S.  James'  st. 

Maughan,  Ed.  J.  5  Mary's  place 

Maughan,  Mrs  George,  14  Jane  terrace 

Maughan,  Misses,  teachers,  132  George  st. 

Maule,  John,  builder,  Low  Broughton 

Maule,  Mrs  John,  4  Hope  street 

Mawson,  T.  inspector  of  mails,  4  Hailes  st. 

Maxton,  J.  11  Eton  terrace 

Maxton,  John,  23  Royal  terrace 

Maxton,  Miss,  136  George  street 


Maxwell,    Lieut.-Col.     Charles    Francis,    5 

Bellevue  crescent 
Maxwell,  George,  dairy,  12  North  Melville 

place 
Maxwell,  J.  L.  clerk,  2  Salisbury  square 
Maxwell,  Jas.  baker,  112  Nicolson  street  and 

16  Hill  place — house,  7  Hill  square 
Maxwell,  John,  clerk,  5  Leith  street  terrace 
Maxwell,  John  Hall,  of  Dargavel,  C.B.,  secre- 
tary, Higliland  and  Agricultural  Society  of 
Scotland,  6  Albyn  place 
Maxwell,  Sir  John,  Bart,  of  Pollok,  11  Great 

Stuart  street 
Maxwell,  Thos.  bacon    factor,   grocer,   and 

provision  merchant,  3  Howe  street — ho.  5 
Maxwell,  W.  A.  printer,  26  Dundas  street 
Maxwell,  Wm.  draper,  45  Frederick  street 
Maxwell,  William,  assistant-inspector  of  poor 

{St  Cuthbert's  parish),  4  Beaumont  pi. 
Maxwell,  William,  29  Cheyne  street 
Maxwell,  Wm.  22  Rutland  square 
Maxwell,  Mrs  Catherine,  lodgings,  23  Mait- 

land  street 
Maxwell,  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  1  Nelson  st. 
Maxwell,  Mrs  Jane,  ladies'  nurse,  6   Rich- 
mond place 
Maxwell,  Mrs  Patrick,  5  W.  Newington  pi. 
Maxwell,  Mrs,  of  Shrub  hill,  Shrub  hill  house 
Maxwell,  Mrs,  Rillbank  terrace 
Maxwell,  Mrs,  12  Chester  street 
Maxwell,  Miss,  toy  shop,  4  Bristo  place 
May,    Wm.   Gladstone,   Clarence    hotel,    11 

Waterloo  place 
May,  Mrs,  30  Pitt  street 
Mayer,  H.  box  maker,  13  Blair  street 
Mayne,  Robert,  3  North  Merchiston  place 
Meade,  John,  jeweller,  11  Picardy  place 
Mechanics'  Subscription  Lib.  Victoria  terrace 
— H.  Cameron,  librarian — ho.  5  Riddell's 
court 
Medical  Hall,  H.  C.  Baildon,  73  Princes  st. 
Medical  Missionary  Training  Institution  and 
Dispensary,  39  Cowgate — W.  Burns  Thom- 
son, surgeon-superintendent,  &c. 
Medical,  Royal,  Society,  7  Melbourne  place 
Medico- Chiktjrgical  Society,  117   George 
street— J.  D.  Gillespie,  M.D.,  P.  H.  Watson, 
M.D.,  secretaries 
Meek  and  Williamson,  wholesale  tea  dealers, 

37  Mitchell  street 
Meek,  Dav.  watchmaker  and  watch  material 

dealer,  60  North  bridge 
Meek,  G.  commission  agent,  19  St  James'  st. 
Meek,  Thomas,  9  St  James'  place 
Meek,  T.  (M.  &  W.),  5  Queen's  place,  Leith 
Meek,  Mrs,  boarding  school,  J  9  Rutland  eq. 
Megson,   David,   rag   merchant,   7   Bellevue 

— house,  58  Broughton  street 
Meik,  Miss,  8  Howard  place 
Meikle,  Archd.  billiard-rooms,  and  wholesale 

spirit  merchant,  13  Leith  street  terrace 
Meikle,  Chris,  actuary,  N.  S.  Savings  bank 
Meikle,  G.  tailor  and  clothier,  42  Thistle  st. 


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133 


Meikle,  James,  actuary,  Wardie  burn  house, 

Ferry  road 
Meikle,  Thomas,  Prince  of  Wales  hotel,  46 

West  Register  street 
Meikle,  Wm.  provision  dealer,  146  Causeyside 
Meikle,  Miss,  19  South  Norton  place 
Meikle's  Private  Hotel,  83  Princes  street 
Meiklejohn,  John,  6  Rose  bank 
Meiklejohn,  John,  spirit  dealer,  127  High  st. 

— house,  9  Upper  Gray  street 
Meiklejohn,  Mrs,  74  Great  King  street 
Mein,  Alexander,  hat  manufacturer,  20  St 

John  street 
Mein,  A.,M.D.  surgeon-dentist,  94  George  st. 
Mein,   J.   Z.   engraver,    printer,    and   litho- 
grapher, 9  Leith  street  terrace — house,  32 

Rankeillor  street 
Mein,  Wm.  pocketbook  and  case  maker,  37 

North  bridge 
Mein,  George,  12  Beaumont  place 
Slein,  Mrs  David,  65  Nicolson  street 
Meiners,  J.  F.  (Z.  ^  M.)  1  James'  pi.  Leith 
Meldrum,  George,  accountant,  53  York  place 
Meldrum,  Wm.  spirit  dlr.  435  Lawnmarket 
Meldrum,  Mrs,  17  Castle  street 
Meldrum,  Miss,  lodgings,  11  Roxburgh  st. 
Mellis,  James,  74  Queen  street 
Mellis,  Mrs,  24  Seton  place.  Grange 
Mellon,  J.  pavior  and  contractor,  3  Spittal  st. 
Melrose,    Andrew,   &   Co.  tea  dealers  and 

srocers  to  the  Queen  &  H.R.H.  the  Prince 

of  Wales,  93  George  street 
Melrose,  John  {A.  M.  ^  Co.)^  18  Moray  place 
Melrose,  W.  watch  &  clock  maker,  10  Catherine 

street 
Melville  &  Adamson,  lithographic  writers  and 

draughtsmen,  21  St  James'  square 
Melville  &  Lindesay,  W.S.,  1 10  George  street 
Melville,  Alex,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and 

gasfitter,  1  Forrest  road 
Melville,  Archd.,  W.S.  43  York  place 
Melville,  Francis  S.  {Assistant  clerk  of  Session, 

and  Keeper  of  Register  of  Attorney  Licences), 

16  Broughton  place 
Melville,  James  M.,  W.S.  110  George  street 
Melville,  Jas.  co-operative  store,  Newhaven — 

ho.  Star  bank 
Melville,  Jas.  {M.  ^  A.),  12  Charles  street 
Melville,  Thos.  wright,  1 7  Annfield,  Newhaven 
Melville,  Lady,  15  Heriot  row 
Melville,  Mrs,  3  North  Charlotte  street 
Melville,  Misses  Whyte,  27  Moray  place 
Melvin,  Alex,  brewer,  Borough  loch 
Menelaws,  Wm.  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

143  George  street — ho.  6  Gillespie  street 
Menelaws,  William,  baker,  187  Canongate 
Menzies  &  Co.  shipbuilders,  Wet  docks  and 

Granton 
Menzies,  Bernard,  and  Craig,  Caledonian  dis- 
tillery, Haymarket 
Menzies,  D.  {Stewart  ^  M.),^  Wharton  place 
Menzies,  George  (ikT.  and  Co.),  Seacot  house, 

Leith 


Menzies,  Js.  M.  engraver,  printer,  and  litho- 
grapher, 30  Hanover  st. 
Menzies,  James,  22  St  Patrick  square 
Menzies,  James,  4  Brougham  street 
Menzies,  John,  bookseller  and  publisher,  2 

S.  Hanover  street — ho.  28  N.  Nelson  st. 
Menzies,  John,   15    Spring  gardens,  Abbey 

hill 
Menzies,  John,  233  High  street 
Menzies,  Thos.  wholesale  &  retail  lace  and 

trimming  warehouse,  39  Lothian  st. — ho.  35 
Menzies,  Thomas,  shipowner,  24  London  st. 
Menzies,  W.  J.,  W.S.  7  St  Andrew  square — 

house,  9  Strathearn  road 
Menzies,  Wm.  corn  broker,  23  Bernard  st. 
Menzies,  Wm.  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  3  Lothian 

road 
Menzies,  Mrs  John,  9  Regent  street,  Leith 
Menzies,  Mrs  Robert,  7  Rankeillor  street 
Menzies,  Mrs  Capt.  Wm.  114  George  street 
Menzies,  Mrs,  15  Elder  street 
Menzies,  Mrs,  7  Scotland  street 
Menzies,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Lapi- 

cide  place 
Menzies,  Miss,  25  Charlotte  squfire 
Menzies,  Miss,  31  Windsor  street 
Menzies,  Misses,  seminary,  8  Spittal  street 
Mercantile  Marine  Office,  Custom  house, 

Leith — Capt.  T.  Thompson,  R.N.,  Sup. 
Mercer,  George,  and  Son,  lace  merchants,  13, 

15,    and    17   Nicolson    street — ho.   Alder 

lodge,  Lauder  road.  Grange 
Mercer,  William,   trimming  merchant,    12 

Union  pi. — ho.  59  Broughton  st. 
Mercer,  Mrs,  10  Duncan  street 
Mercer,  Miss,  dressmaker,  35  Broughton  st. 
Merchants'  Hall,  4  Hunter  square 
Merchiston  Golfing  Club,  J.  Anderson's  Golf 

inn,  Bruntsfield  links — Robt.  Sanson,  capm 

tain;  James  Hewat,  secretary 
Merrilees,  Fletcher,  dentist,  101  George  st. 
Merry,  James,  13  Henderson  row 
Messer,  James,  slater  and  chimney  sweeper, 

67  St  Leonard  street 
Messer,  Wm.  &  Co.,  pickle,  sauce,  and  unfer- 

menled  wine  manufacturers,  19  S.  Niddry 

street. — See  Adv. 
Methuen,  Jas.  fish-curer,  90  Giles'  st.  Cable 

wynd — house,  Forthfield  villa,  Trinity 
Methven,   Thomas,  nursery  and  seedsman, 

Stanwell  nursery  and  Leith  Walk  nursery 

— house,  20  Pilrig  street 
Methven,  Wm.  11  Roxburgh  street 
Meyer,  M.  H.  cabinetmaker,  Burnet's  close 
Meyerowicz,  Nicolay,  teacher  of  German,  32 

Dundas  street 
Middlemass,  George,  6  South  Clerk  street 
Middlemass,  G.  cattle  dealer,  1  W.  Newington 
Middlemass,  J.  &  A.,  wholesale  and  retail 

clothiers,  robemakers,  shirtmakers,  and  out- 
fitters, 16,  18,  20,  South  bridge — house,  6 

Dick  place,  Grange 
Middlemass,  John,  165  Causewaysid 


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Middlemass,  Robt.  baker  and  confectioner, 

20  West  Preston  st. — ho.  25  Findhorn  pi. 
Middlemass,   Robt.  the  Edinburgh  hotel,  36 

and  37  Princes  st. 
Middlemass^  Thos.  watch  and  clock  maker,  5 

and  6  Spittal  street 
Middlemass,  Thomas,  furniture  dealer,  21  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Middlemass,  William,  10  Elm  row 
Middlemass,  William,  wright,  20  Bedford  st. 
Middlemass,  W.  spirit  merchant,  93  Nicolson 

street 
Middlemass,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  23  Bristo  st. 
Middlemass,  Mrs  Robert,  13  Moray  street 
Middlemiss,  J.  {S.  ^^  A.),  10  Elm  row 
Middleton,  David,  surgeon,  160  Canongate 
Middleton,  D.  tea  and  spirit  mercht.  22  S.  St 

James'  street 
Middleton,  John,  6  Moray  place 
Middleton,  John,  M.D.,  physician  and  sur- 
geon, 1  West  Adam  st. — ho.  4  St  John  st. 
Middleton,    Robt.   wire-fence    manufacturer 

and  contractor,  3  Greenside  street 
Middleton,  Wm.  waiter,  14  Market  place 
Middleton,  Mrs,  cook,  14  Market  place 
Milburn,  George,  M.D.  5  Nicolson  square 
Miles,  Alex,  coal  mercht.  7  Regent  st. — ho. 

3  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Miles,   James,   inspector  of  poor,   parochial 
chambers.  No.  Junction  st. — ho.  5  Ham- 
burg place 
Miles,   Wm.   clerk.    Prince    Consort    place, 

Queensferry  road 
Mill,  Ebenezer,  S.S.C.  and  notary-public,  51 

Princes  street — house,  12  AthoU  place 
Mill,  Rev.  J.  S.  3  Thomson's  place,  Leith 
Mill,  John  (AT".  B.  Advertiser),  2  Buccleuch 

place 
Mill,  Mrs,  35  Howe  street 
Mill,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  16  Wil- 
liam street 
Mill,  Mrs  John,  8  Picardy  place 
Mill,  Miss,  2  Carlton  street 
Millan  &  Mann,  tailors  and  army  clothiers 
{late  T.  BucJimaster  ^  Co.),  135  George  st. 
Millar  Brothers,  com.  merchts.  14  Quality  st. 
Millar,  A.  &  Sons,  smiths  &  machine  makers, 

18  Potterow — house,  6  Brighton  street 
Millar,  A.  M'Kenzie,  3  Hope  terrace 
Millar,  A.  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  36  Leith 

street — house,  11  Picardy  place 
Millar,  Rev.  Alex,  superint.  Edinburgh  City 

Mission,  Eden  lane 
Millar,  Alex,  plumber,  73  Rose  street 
Millar,  A.  furnishing  wareho.  20  Bristo  st. 
Millar,  Andrew,  watch  and  clockmaker,  5  W. 

Nicolson  street — house,  5  Lutton  place 
Millar,  Lieut.  D.  1  Parliament  square 
Millar,  D.  printer,  24  Salisbury  street 
Millar,  David  B.  tailor  &  clothier,  166  High 

street 
Millar,  David,  builder  and  pavement  mercht. 
Bellevue — ho.  Mansfield  cottage,  Bellevue 


Millar,  D.  draper  and  clothier,  25  Cockburn 

street 
Millar,  D.  J.  clerk,  4  Elder  street 
Millar,  H.  glass  engraver,  17  Leith  walk — ho. 

9  Mon^omery  street 

Millar,  George,  victual  dealer,  85  High  street 
Millar,  Rev.  James,  garrison  chaplain,  Edin- 
burgh castle — house,  5  Ann  street 
Millar,  James  S.  surgeon,  20  Grange  loan 
Millar,  James,  head  master  and  house  gover- 
nor, George  Watson's  hospital 
Millar,  Jas.  cork  manufacturer,  137  Kirkgate 

— house,  15  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Millar,  James,  spirit  dealer,  521  Lawnmarket 
Millar,  John,  &  Co.  potters  to  Her  Majesty, 
china  and  glass  warehouse,  2  South  St  An- 
drew street — house,  13  York  place 
Millar,  John  {late  Richd.  Millar  &; Son),  clock 
and  watchmaker,  14  North  bridge — house, 

1 0  Dublin  street 

Millar,  John,  confectioner,    7  Kirkgate — ho, 

35  Constitution  street 
Millar,  John,  advocate,  10  Abercromby  place 
Millar,  J.  clockmaker,  6  Royal  Exchange 
Millar,  Richd.  jun.  watch,  clock,  and  nautical 

instrument  maker,  58  Bridge  st. — house, 

31  Albany  street,  Leith 
Millar,  Robert,  teacher,  18  Thistle  street 
Millar,  Thomas,  wholesale  tin  and  iron  plate 

worker,  24  Brown  square 
Millar,  William,  searcher  of  records,  &c.  8 

London  street 
Millar,  Wm.    smith  and  ornamental  tomb 

chain  manufacturer.  Castle  terrace — house, 

31  Lothian  road 

Millar,  Wm.  hay  and  seed  merchant,  1  Rose  ■ 
bank  cottages 

Millar,  Wm.  28  Cumberland  street 

Millar,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  15  Cable  wynd 

Millar,  Wm.  jun.  plasterer  and  modeller,  3 
Circus  lane — house,  5  Spence's  place 

Millar,  Wm.  White,  S.S.C.  and  S.L.,  Com- 
missioner for  taking  affidavits  for  Supreme 
Courts  in  England,  8  Bank  street — house,  10 
George  square 

Millar,  Mrs  Andrew,  28  Buccleuch  place 

Millar,  Mrs  Eliz.  milliner,  4  Deanhaugh 
street 

Millar,  Mrs  Jane,  Wardie  crescent 

Millar,  Mrs  R.  1 1  Lutton  place 

Millar,  Mrs,  12  Comely  bank 

Millar,  Mrs,  107  Princes  street 

Millar,  Mrs,  4  Elder  street 

Millar,  Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  108 
George  street 

Millar,  Miss,  6  Hailes'  street 
^  Millar,  Miss,  3  Lower  Gilmore  place 

Millar,  Miss,  9  Bellevue  crescent 

Millar,  Agnes,  confectioner,  7  Rutland  place 

Miller'andGrinton,  basket  and  toy  warehouse, 

32  Princes  st. — house,  9  Hill  square 
Miller  &  Richard,  typefounders  to  her  Ma- 
jesty, Reikie's  court,  65  Nicolson  street 


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Miller,   Alex.   (G.P.-O.)   18  Pilrig  model 

buildings 
Miller,  David,  &  Son,  wholesale  stationers,  16 

and  18  Hanovei-  street 
Miller,  D.  R.,  shirtmaker,  86  South  Bridge 
Miller,  Ebenezer(r.  31.  S,^  So7is),  3  Fyfe  place 
Miller,  Geo.  {T.  M.  ^  Sons),  3  Fyfe  place 
Miller,  Hugh,  accountant,  8  Hailes  street 
Miller,   H.   Magnus,   wholesale  picture  and 

frame  warehouse  and  skin  merchant,  34 

K"orth  bridge 
Miller,  H.  J.  shoemaker,  4  West  Adam  st. 
Miller,  Eev.  James  N.  3  Fyfe  place 
?Iiller,  James,  S.S.C.  agent  for  the  London 

Union  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Society,  20 

Nelson  st. — See  Adv. 
Miller,  James,  F.K,.C.S.E.  professor  of  sur- 
gery in  the  University,  29  Charlotte  square 
Miller,  James,  furnishing  ironmonger,  70  and 

71  Princes  street — house,  16  Hope  terrace 
Miller,  James,  51  Cockburn  street 
Miller,   James,  market-gardener,   Old  Bon- 

nington  house 
Miller,  James,  confectioner,  17  Lothian  road 
Miller,  James  B.,  artist,  3  Duncan  St.,  Drum- 

mond  place 
Miller,  James,  solicitor,  12  Royal  Exchange, 

and  Sheriff- court,  Leith,  &c. 
Miller,  Jas.  &  Co.  coal  depot,  Ediu.  Firewood 

Co.,  129  Fountainbridge 
Miller,  J.  &  E.  grocers,  46  Bridge  street 
Miller,  J.  &  Sons,  merchts.  92  Constitution 

street. 
Miller,  John,  26  Nelson  street 
Miller,  John,  woollen  draper,  29  North  bridge 

— house,  9  Merchiston  park 
Miller,  J.  Moodie,  bookseller  and  bookbinder, 

2  Lindsay  place — ho.  4  Park  st. 
Miller,  John,  jun.  civil  engineer,  137  Princes 

street — ho.  3  Inverleith  row 
Miller,  John,  1  Howe  street 
Miller,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

6  Baltic  street 
Miller,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  1  North 

St  Andrew  st. — bo.  15  Clyde  st. 
Miller,  John,  printer  and  publisher,  27  Cock- 
burn  street 
Miller,  John,  stone  warehouse,  19  Castle  st. 
Miller,  John,  commission  agent,  14  Cockburn 

street 
Miller,  John,  temperance  hotel,  14  Cockburn 

street 
Miller,  John  (D.  M.  S^  S.),  20  Pitt  street 
Miller,  John,  trunk  manufacturer,  &c.  57-b 

George  street 
Miller,  John,  Upper  Hermitage,  Leith 
Miller,  John,  cap  manufr.  15  Greenside  pi. 
Miller,  John,  31  North  bridge 
Miller,  Joseph,  7  Union  street 
Miller,  Michael,  gardener,  Morningside 
Miller,  Peter,  3  Allison  square 
Miller,  Peter,  surgeon,  8  Bellevue  terrace 
Miller,  R.  candlemaker,8  LadyLawson's  wynd 


Miller,  Robert,  15  Cumin  place 

Miller,  Robert,  bread  and  biscuit  baker,  1 

Little  King  street 
Miller.   Robert,   baker   and  confectioner,  86 

Nicolson  street 
Miller,  Thos.  Berlin  and  trimming  merchant, 

2  Spring  gardens,  Stockbridge 
Miller,  Thos.  &  Sons,  stockbrokers,  72  Princes 

street 
Miller,  Thomas,  51  Hope  park  end 
Miller,  Wm.,  M.P.,  90  Constitution  street 
Miller,  William,    S.S.C.  and   master  extra- 
ordinary in  Chancery,  59  George  square 
Miller,  Wm.  2  Union  place.  Trinity 
Miller,  William,  engraver,  Millerfield  house, 

Hope  park 
Miller,  Wm.  C.  (Board  of  Manufactures  and 

Fisheries),  6  Cassells'  place 
Miller, Wm.  pocket-book  maker,  47  Leith  wynd 
Miller,  Wm.  tailor  and  clothier,  62  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Miller,  Wm.  27  Spring  gardens,  Abbeyhill 
Miller,  Agnes,  9  St  Leonard's  lane 
Miller,  Mrs  Alexander,  13  Cassells'  place 
Miller,  Mrs  Dr,  11  Lutton  place 
Miller,  Mrs  H.  2  Bellevue  terrace 
Miller,  Mrs  James,  5  Mansfield  place 
Miller,  Mrs  James,  7  Hart  street 
Miller,  Mrs  Margaret,  new  land,  Albany  st. 

Leith 
Miller,  Mrs  Richard,  25  Regent  terrace 
Miller,  Mrs  Thos.  21  Charles  street 
Miller,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  2  High  School  yards 
Miller,  Mrs,  16  Archibald  place 
Miller,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  55  Pleasance 
Miller,  Mrs,  3  Fyfe  place 
Miller,  Mrs,  8  Duke  street 
Miller,  Mrs,  5  S.-W.  Circus  place 
Miller,  Miss,  16  Arniston  place 
Miller,  Miss,  5  Abbey 

Miller,  Misses,  dressmakers,  31  North  bridge 
Millers  &  Arthur,  paint,  varnish,  and  colour 

manufacturers  and  oil  merchants,  5  Shore 
Millidge  &  Son,  jewellers  and  watchmakers, 

28  Princes  street— house,  6  Mansfield  place 
Millidge,  Edwin,  7  Scotland  street 
Millidge,  Miss  K.   M.  milliner,   44   George 

street 
Millidge,  Miss,  34  Castle  street 
Milligan,  J.  &  J.,  S.S.C,  13  George  street 
Milligan,  James,  S.S.C.  local  manager,  Ro^al 

Insurance  Co.,  commissioner  to  administer 

oaths  in  Chancery,  and  commissioner  of  the 

courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Common  Pleas 

and  Exchequer,  13  George  street 
Milligan,  John,  18  West  Nicolson  street 
Milligan,  John  S.  (J.  §•  J.  Milligan,  S.S.C.) 

38  Danube  street 
Milligan,  Mrs,  4  Old  St  Cuthbert  street 
Milligan,  Mrs,  china  and  glass  store,  2  Fyfe 

place 
Milligan,    Mrs,    matron,    George  Watson's 

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Millin,  Robert,  gardener,  Dairy  lane 
Millous,  George,  wood  merchant,  Port-Hope- 

toun  sawmills,  66  Fountainbridge — ho.  126 
Millons,  D.  N.  (T.  M.  &  Son),  8  Gilmore 

place 
Millons,  Robert,  timber  mercht.  78  Fountain- 
bridge— house,  7  Lothian  road 
Millons,  Thomas,  &  Son,  timber  merchants. 

Brougham  street 
Millons,  Thos.  {T.  M.  ^  Son),  Drumdryan 

house 
Millons,  Mrs  T.  23  Gardner's  crescent. 
Millons,  Miss,  37  Montague  street 
Mills,  James,  slater,  22  N.  Richmond  street 

— house,  3  Middleton's  entry 
Mills,  W.  tailor  and  clothier,  63  North  bridge 
Mills,  Mrs,  73  Constitution  street 
Milne,  Alex.,  M.D.,  L.R.C.P.  &  S.,  physician 

accoucheur,  9  Teviot  row 
Milne,  David,  currier  and  leather  merchant, 

Boyd's  entry,  St  Mary's  wynd 
Milne,  Geo.  M.  59  South  bridge 
Milne,    James,    &    Son,    engineers,    brass- 
founders,   gas  meter    manufacturers,    &c. 

Milton  house,  90  Canongate 
Milne,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  52 

Lothian  street 
Milne,  James  M.  dancing  and  music  master, 

academy,  98  South  bridge— ho.  18  Thistle 

street 
Milne,  James,  Upper  Grove  place 
Milne,  James,  spirit  merchant,  31  William  st. 
Milne,  John,  &  Co.  typefounders,  Whiteford 

house,  53  Canongate 
Milne,  John,  gardener  and  florist,  Sunnybank 

cottage,  London  road 
Milne,  John  {James  M.  ^  Son),  44  Albany 

Milne,   John,   H.  M.   New  Register  house, 

Dailly  bank,  Juniper  green 
Milne,  John,  1  Forres  street 
Milne,  John,  10  Bonnington  place 
Milne,  J.  Kolbe  (  W.  and  J.  Milne)  48  India 

street 
Milne,  Peter,  coach  hirer,  7  London  street 
Milne,  P.  baker,  8  Clerk  st — ho.  25  Buc- 

cleuch  place 
Milne,    R.   junior,  painter  and  glazier,  70 

Broughton  street 
Milne,  Wm.  wine  &  spirit  mer.  165  Pleasance 
Milne,  WiUiam,  S.S.C.  23  Scotland  street  and 

9  Heriot  row 
Milne,  William,  merchant,  9  Lauriston  lane 
Milne,  Wm.  temp,  hotel,  24  Greenside  st. 
Milne,  W.  S.  ( TT.  ^J.  Milne),  16  Manor  pi. 
Milne,   Wm.   &  John,   stationers,    desk  and 

dressing-case  makers,  126  Princes  street 
Milne,  Wm.  spirit  merchant,  17  Broughton 

street — bouse,  5  Picardy  place 
Milne,  Mary,  greengrocer,  5  Leggat's  land 
Milne,  Mrs  Andrew,  19  Gayfield  square 
Milne,  Mrs  Ellen,  artistic  bair  worker,  6  Nel- 
son Btreet 


Milne,  Mrs  Janet,  S  Albany  street 

Milne,  Mrs  Margaret,  midwife,  2  Murray  Bt. 

Milne,  Mrs,  4  Chester  street 

Milne,  Mrs,  18  Glover  street 

Milne,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Buccleuch  place 

Milne,  Mrs,  1  Erskine  place 

Milne,  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  2  Alison  sq. 

Milne,  Miss,  1 5  East  Claremont  street 

Milne,  Misses,  1 1  Archibald  place 

Milne,  Misses,  24  Buccleuch  place 

Milner,  CoUedge,  &  Ross,  silk  mercers,  37, 

39,  and  41  Nicolson  street 
Milner,  Robt.  surgeon  &  apothecary,  57  Bridge 

street — house,  13  Dock  street 
Milner,  T.  H.  silk  mercer  and  laceman,  136 

Princes  street — ho.  2  Cumin  place.  Grange 
Milnes,  Miss,  27  York  place 
Milroy,  Rev.  Andrew,  26  London  street 
Milroy,  John,  8  Salisbury  road 
Minerva  Life  Assurance  Co.  82  Great  King 

street. — See  Adv. 
Ministers'  Widows'  Fund   office,  6  N.  St 

David  street 
Minto,  George,  accountant,  Woodbine  cottage, 

Trinity 
Minto,  Mrs  John,  27  Rutland  street 
Minto,  Mrs,  milliner  and  widow  cap-maker, 

55  George  street 
Minto,  Miss,  fruiterer,  36  Whitfield  place 
Miry  lees,  Mrs,  14  Cumberland  st. 
Mission  and  school-house.  Lady  Tester's,  7 

Infirmary  street 
Mission  School  {Rose  street  U.  P.  Church), 

So.  Gray's  close,  William  Sutton,  teacher 
Mitchelhill,  James,  baker,  75  Clerk  street 
Mitchell  &  Heriot,  straw-hat  manufacturers 

and  importer  of  foreign  straws,  86  George 

street 
Mitchell  &  Son,  coopers,  86  High  street — ho. 

6  Roxburgh  place 
Mitchell,  Somerville,  &  Co.  comm.  merchants 

and  corn  factors,  2  Dock  place 
Mitchell,  Andrew,  joiner,  6  Pitt  street 
Mitchell,  Adam,  2  Cheyne  street 
Mitchell,  Alex,  clerk,  63  Abbey  hill 
Mitchell,  Alexander,  {Exchequer),  28Dundas 

street 
Mitchell,  Alexander,  21  Melville  street 
Mitchell,  Alex.  31  Buccleuch  place 
Mitchell,  Alex.  W.S.  28  Dundas  street 
Mitchell,  Alex.  Electric  and  International 

Telegraph  Co.'s  office,  68  Princes  street 
Mitchell,  Arthur,  M.D.  6  Laverock  bank  villas. 

Trinity 
Mitchell  D.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3  N.  Pitt 

St. — house,  5-A  Henderson  row 
Mitchell,  David,  24  W.  Nicolson  street 
Mitchell,  David,  engraver,  19  Gayfield  square 
Mitchell,  F.  G.  23  East  Claremont  street 
Mitchell,  Geo.  bootmaker,  25  Greenside  st. — 

house,  38  Broughton  street 
Mitchell,  George,  assistant-inspector  of  letter- 
carriers,  58  Broughton  street 


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Mitchell,  Geo.,  wine   merchant  and  family 

grocer,  72  and  74  Nicolson  street 
Mitchell,  Gilbert  S.  teacher,  13  Comely  green 

place 
Mitchell,   Jas.  housekeeper.   Custom  house, 

Leith 
Mitchell,    James,    commercial  traveller,    75 

Broughton  street 
Mitchell,  Rev.  James,  minister  of  So.  Leith — 

manse,  14  Hermitage  place 
Mitchell,  John,  &  Co.  Leith  walk  saw  mills, 

Brown's  entry 
Mitchell,  John,  general  merchant,  16  King's 

stables 
Mitchell,  John,  butcher,  124  Westport 
Mitchell,    John,    Albert    buildings,    Spittal 

street 
Mitchell,  John  G.  engraver,  13  Union  street 
Mitchell,  John,  master  of  fire-engines.  Police 

office.  Parliament  square 
Mitchell,  John,  Antigua  street 
Mitchell,  J.  joiner,  glazier,  and  undertaker, 

63  Abbeyhill 
Mitchell,  John,  gardener.  Comely  bank 
Mitchell,  Lewis  D.,  R.N.,  20  Raeburn  place 
Mitchell,  Robert,  6  Roxburgh  place 
Mitchell,  E,.  superintendent,  Leith  hospital 
Mitchell,  Robt.  dairyman,  20  Brunswick  st. 

Stockbridge 
Mitchell,  Robt.  Burn,  wine  merchant,   22 

Clarendon  crescent 
Mitchell,  R.  F.  3  Old  Broughton 
Mitchell,   R.  H.  {M.  ^  Heriot),  86  George 

street 
Mitchell,  Captain  T.  P.  18  Inverleith  row 
Mitchell,  Thomas,  spirit  mer.  Lothian  road — 

house,  2  Alva  street 
Mitchell,  Thos.  merchant,  23  Dundas  street 
Mitchell,  Wm.,  S.S.C.  {Baxter  Sf  M.,  W.S.), 

3  Osborne  terrace 
Mitchell,  W.  commer.  traveller  16  Dick  pi. 
Mitchell,  "Wm.,  laceman,  35  Barony  street 
Mitohell,  Wm.  {Custom  house)  33  Junction 

road,  Leith 
Mitchell,  W.  city  missionary,  9   Beaumont 

place 
Mitchell,  Mrs  C.  grocer,  74  S.  back  of  Canon- 
gate 
Mitchell,  Mrs  G.  S.  39  Dubhn  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  6  Barony  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  19  Gayfield  sq. 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Rutland  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  6  West  Claremont  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs  R.  32  Cumberland  street 
Mitchell,  Miss,  23  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Mitchell,  Miss,  23  Raeburn  place 
Mitchelhill,  John,  22  India  street 
Mitehelhill,  P.  {D.Carse  Sf  Co.)  Orchardfield 
Mochrie,  James,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

84  Nicolson  street — ho.  112  Grange  place 
Mochrie,  Robert,  draper,  19  Dundas  street 
Moffat,  Alex,  commer.  traveller  5  Roxburgh 

place 


Moffat,  Alex.  Commissary  office,  19  St  Patrick 

square 
Moffat,  Alex,  railway  goods  agent,  32  Grass- 
market — ho.  4  Gray's  pi.  St  Leonard  st. 
Moffat,  A.  lodgings,  6  Annfield 
Moffat,  And.  cabinetmaker,  15  S.-W.  Thistle 

street  lane — ho.  62  Thistle  street 
Moffat,  Arch,  spirit  merchant,  10  High  riggs 
Moffat,  David,  White  Hart  inn,  32  Grass- 
market 
MoffatjG.  Dickson,  fish  establisbmentand  cod- 
liver  oil  merchant,  38  Dundas  street — ho. 
4  Great  King  street 
Moffat,  Henry,  S.S.C.  &  solicitor  at  law,  23 
George  IV.  bridge — ho.  5  Mayfield  terrace, 
and  Eldin,  Lasswade 
Moffat,  James,  butcher,  31  Pitt  street 
Moffat,  John,  clog  maker,  20  West  port 
Moffal:,  Jn.  spirit  dealer,  85  Broughton  street 
Moffat,  John,  photographic  artist,  103  Princes 

street — ho.  34  Greenhill  gardens 
Moffat,  John,  straw-hat  manufacturer,  11  S. 

College  street — ho.  18  Drummond  street 
Moffat,    Robert    C,  F.R.S.S.A.,   analytical 

chemist,  19  St  Patrick  square 
Moffat,  Robert,  house  carpenter,  156  Rose  st. 

— house,  97 
Moffat,   Thomas,  jun.  teacher  of  music,  1 

London  street 
Moffat,  Wm.  B.  Eden  grove,  Eden  lane 
Moffat,  Wm.  butcher,  36  Couper  street 
Moffat,  Wm.,  M.A.  teacher  of  mathematics. 

High  school,  12  Mansionhouse  road 
Moffat,  William,  painter  and  glazier,  18  Elm 

row 
Moffat,  Wm.  wright  &  undertaker,  Darling's 

brae — house,  42  Yai'dheads 
Moffat,  Mrs  Alex,  dairy,  2  Coburg  street 
Moffat,  Mrs,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  3 

Spring  gardens,  Stockbridge 
Moffat,  Mrs,  stay  maker,  10  Haddington  pi. 
Moffat,  Mrs  William,  spirit  merchant  11  St 

Vincent  street 
Moffat,  Mrs,  27  St  Patrick  square 
Moffat,  Miss,  45  George  square 
Moffat,  Miss,  French  staymaker,  14  Green- 
side  street 
Moffat,  Miss,  lodgings,  13  So.  Castle  street 
Moffatt,  William,  baker  and  confectioner,  1-A 

Howe  street 
Moffatt,  Wm.  L.  architect,  4  Fettes  row 
Moffatt,  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Melville  place 
Mohring,    Henry,  home    and  foreign  fruit 
merchant,  55  Regent  arch — ho.  Bower  hall, 
Bonnington  road 
Moinet,  John,  accountant,  30  Melville  street 
Moir,  Chas.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  19  Lothian 

road — house,  26  Bread  street 
Moir,  David,  smith  and  ironmonger.  Mint 

— house,  5  Keir  street 
Moir,  George  S.  {F.  6r  M.)  8  Spittal  street 
Moir,  George,  printer,  9  Gardner's  crescent 
Moir,   George,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Stirling- 


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shire,  and  Professor  of  Scots  Law,  14  Char- 
lotte square 
Moir,    John,    surgeon,    St   Agnes    cottage. 

Ferry  road ,  Leith 
Moir,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  52  Castle  st. 
Moir,  Peter,  &  Co.,  postmasters  and  funeral 
equipage  establishment,  11  St  James'  place 
Moir,  Peter,  Her  Majesty's  horse  repository, 
horse  dealer  and  auctioneer,  Nottingham 
place — house,  21  Broughton  street 
Moir,  P.  M.  agent,  3  E.  Register  street 
Moir,  Robert,  general  engraver,  31  Blair  st. 
Moir,  Robert,  8  Rankeillor  street 
Moir,  R.  jun.  M.D.  8  Rankeillor  street 
Moir,  Wm.  lodgings,  4  Glenfinlas  street 
Moir,  Wm.,  St  Agnes  cottage,  Ferry  road 
Moir,  Mrs  D.  M.  3  Henderson  row 
Moir,  Mrs  Ellen,  15  Gardner's  crescent 
Moir,  Mrs  Robert,  10  Society,  Brown  square 
Moir,  Miss  Jane,  7  Alva  street 
Moir,  Misses,  boarding  school,  8  G.  Stuart  st. 
Molleson,  Mrs,  31  India  street 
MoUison,  Charles,  28  Rosebank 
Molyson,  Miss  E.  dressmaker,  13  Rankeillor 
■  street 
Moncreiflf,  David,  plasterer,   Grove  street — 

house,  173  Fountain  bridge 
Moncreiff,  Rev.  Sir  Henry  "Wellwood,  Bart., 

43  St  Cuthbert  street 
Moncreiff,  Jas.  M. P.  Lord- Advocate,  15  Great 

Stuart  St. 
Moncreiflf,  James  Henry,  advocate,  15  Great 

Stuart  Street 
Moncreiff",  Wm.  accountant,  59  George  st. — 

house,  10  Rutland  square 
Moncreiff,  Wm.  mason,  builder,  causeylayer, 

and  contractor,  34  Wrights'  houses 
Moncreiff,  Misses,  15  Manor  place 
Moncrieff  &  Thomson,  accountants,  7  North 

St  David  street 
Moncrieff,  Alex.,  advocate,  22  Abercromby  pi. 
Moncrieff,  D.  Scott,  W.S.  conjoint  treasurer 
and    secretary    to   the    Royal    Edinburgh 
Asylum  for  the  Insane,  17  Duke  street- 
house,  19  George  square 
Moncrieff,  John  Scott,  C.A.,  7  No.  St  David 

street — house,  20  India  street 
Moncrieff,  Jn.  brassfounder,  gaefitter,pluraber, 

and  ironmonger,  41  North  Pitt  st. 
Moncrieff,  Mrs  Scott,  9  West  Maitland  street 
Moncrieff,  Mrs,  22  Lynedoch  place 
Moncur,  David,  turner,  4  Pleasance 
Moncur,  John,  plumber,  gasfitter,  zinc  win- 
dow manufacturer,  56  Bristo  street 
Moncur,  Mrs  M.  8  Buccleuch  place 
MoNKY  Loan  Company,  16  South  bridge- 
Robert  Russell,  manager 
Monro,    Alex.    Binning,  of    Auchenbowie, 

10  Burn ts field  place 
Monro,  Don.  job.-mason,  30  Old  Assembly  cl. 
Monro,  George,  54  Albany  street 
Monro,  George,  advocate,  5  Darnaway  street 
Monro,  Rev.  Jn.,  Wighta'  pi.  91  Causewayside 


Monro,  Robt.  {Customs),  12  Albany  st.  Leith 
Monro,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Stafford  street 
Monro,  Miss,  19  Queen  street 
Monroe,  Daniel,  slater,  &c.,  49  Thistle  street 
Monteith,  Duncan,  East  India  merchant,  25 

South  Blacket  place,  Newington 
Monteith,  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Brunswick  street — house,  27 
Monteith,  Mrs,  9  Maitland  street 
Montgomerie,  .Jas.  M.D.  1 1  Saxe-Coburg  pi. 
Montgomerie,  Roger,  advocate,  3  Maitland  st. 
Montgomery,  Rev.  Jas.  F.  7  Walker  street 
Montgomery,  Wm,  W.S.  17  AthoU  crescent 
Montgomery,  Mrs,  41  Clerk  street 
Montgomery,  Mrs,  17  AthoU  crescent 

Montignani,  C.  L.  grocer,  15  Shrub  pi ho.  2 

Fyfe  place 
Montignani,  H.  G.  merchant  and  commission 
agent,  6  Drummond  st. — ho.  5  Roxburgh  pi. 
Montignani,  W.  R.  (  Wood  S,"  Co.)  47  George 

street 
Monypenny,  W.  T.  of  Pitmilly,  7  Moray  pi. 
Mood,  John,  Rosehall  house 
Moodie  &  Gilchrist,  general  drapers  and  milli- 
ners, 26  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Moodie,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

14  Home  street 
Moodie,  Miss,  1 1  Pilrig  street 
Moodie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Raeburn  place 
Moon,  W.  working  jeweller,  25  Hanover  st. 

— house,  Mount  Pleasant,  Canaan  lane 
Mooney,  Patrick,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  4  Old 

Fishmarket  close 
Mooney,  P.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  55 

West  port 
Moore,  George,  agent,  12  Arniston  place 
Moore,  John,  teacher.  House  of  Refuge 
Moore,  M.  flesher,  32  West  Richmond  street 
Moore,  R.  B.  private  hotel,  2  Forres  street 
Moore,  Lady  Ehzabeth,  18  Clarendon  cres- 
cent 
Moore,  Mrs,  13  Church  hill 
Moran,  John,  62  St  Mary's  wynd 
More  &  Rutherford,   plumbers  and   brass- 
founders,  Albany  street  lane 
More,    Archibald    (M.    ^    Rutherford),    21 

Broughton  street 
More,  Graham,  haircutter  and  perfumer,  134 

Princes  street 
More,  James,  26  Ann  street 
More,  Miss,  19  Great  King  street 
Morehead,  Mrs  Catharine,  12  Oxford  terrace 
Morgan,  J.  Prince  of  Wales'  tavern,  and  wool 

agent,  22  Shore 
Morgan,  John,  &  Co.   clothiers  &  military 

tailors,  104  George  street 
Morgan,  John,  cowfeeder,  2  Primrose  street, 

Leith 
Morgan,  J.  grocer,  227  Canongate— house,  18 

St  John  street 
Morgan,  Mrs,  18  Clarence  street 
Morham,  Alex.  Henry,  18  Duncan  street, 
Newington 


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Morham,  David  Dickson,  flesher,  19  Flesh- 
market 
Morham,  James,  clerk  of  Police  court,  and 

billet  master,  6  West  Preston  street 
Morham,  Rob.  depute  City  clerk.  City  Cham- 
bers— house,  13  Lauder  road 
Morham,  Robert,  flesher,  86  West  bow 
Mornay,  Andrew,  15  Brown  street 
Morison,  Alex,  of  Bognie,  12  Randolph  cr. 
Morison,  Alex.  S.S.C.  63  Great  King  street 
Morison,  A.  Kelly,  S.S.C.  agent  for  the  con- 
solidated Life  Assurance  Company,  16  Pitt 
street 
Morison,  Geo.  (J.  &;  G.  M.)  6  Smith's  place 
MorisoOj  George,  Grindlay  street 
Morison,  James,  4  Hill  square 
Morison,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1 
Macdowall  st.  255  High  st.  and  12  Green- 
side  St. — ho.  21  Buccleuch  place 
Morison,  John  C.  tailor  &  clothier,  75  Nicol- 

son  street — house,  3  Melville  terrace 
Morison,  Robert,  13  Victoria  street 
Morison,  Wm.  {Inland  Rev.),  9  Rankeillor  st. 
Morison,  Mrs  H.  draper,  )  4  Queensferry  st. 
Morison,  Mrs  James,  15  Ann  street 
Morison,  Mrs,  22  Danube  street 
Morison,  Miss,  Chalmers  street 
Morison,  Miss,  17  South  Norton  place 
Morrieson,  Robert,  E.I.C.S.  6  Heriot  row 
Morrieson,  Mrs  Hugh,  27  Heriot  row 
Morris,  Andrew,  rope  and  twine  manufac- 
turer, 6  St  Patrick  square 
Morris,  David,  13  Walker  street 
Morris,  Henry,  accountant,  house  and  com- 
mission agent,  205  Pleasance 
Morris,  Jas.  billiard  saloon,  3  W.  Register  st. 
Morris,  James,  1  Great  Stuart  street 
Morris,  John,  tailor,  429  Lawnmarket 
Morris,  Robert,  stationer,  7  W.  Register  street 

—house,  1  Great  Stuart  street 
Morris,  Robert,  bootmaker,  63  Thistle  street 
Morris,  Mrs,  1  Spring  gardens,  Stockbridge 
Morris,  Misses,  dressmakers,  2  Huntly  street 
Morrison  &  Co.,  cabinetmakers,  upholsterers 
and  billiard  table  makers,  78  George  street 
Morrison  and  Scott,  provision  merchants,  30 

Giles  street  and  45  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 
Mori-ison,  Adam,  S.S.C.  45  York  place 
Morrison,  Alex,  builder,  4  Bellevue  terrace 
Morrison,  Alexander,  watchmaker,  7  Adam 

street 
Morrison,  Andrew,  smith,  149  Rose  street 
Morrison,  Charles,  and  Son,  agents,  and  mer- 
chants, 32  Constitution  st. — house,  10  Her- 
mitage place,  litith 
Morrison,  Charles,  jun.  merchant,  16  Consti- 
tution street 
Mori  ison,  D.  shipowner,  14  Portland  place, 

Leith 
Morrison,  James,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper- 
'     hanger,  Upper  drawbridge,  wharf 
Morrison,  James,  surveyor  of  gas  meters.  Dean 
Morrison,  James,  9  Bristo  place 


Morrison,  Jas.  sup.  {Inland  Revenue),  28  Rae- 

burn  place 
Morrison,  James,  tailor,  1  Forth  street 
Morrison,  J.  &  G.  commission  merchants,  84 

St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Morrison,  James  D.  dentist  and  teacher  of 

dentistry,  8  Wemyss  place.  Queen  street 
Morrison,  Mark,  merchant,  32  Bernard  st. — 

ho.  2  Hermitage  place 
Morrison,  Peter,  246  Canongate 
Morrison,  Robert,  messenger,  National  Bank, 

37  West  Register  street 
Morrison,  T.  {Reg.  House),  11  W.  Maitland 

street 
Morrison,  Wm.  blacksmith  and  engineer,  39 

Whitfield  place 
Morrison,  William,  clerk,  47  William  street 
Morrison,  William  (  G.  Morrison  ^  Son),  16 

Leopold  place 
Morrison,  Wm.  writer,  11  Forres  street 
Morrison,  Wm.  tinsmith  and  plumber.  New- 
haven 
Morrison,  William  {Condamine  §*  Co.),  Leith 

mount 
Morrison,  IMrs  Cath.  lodgings,  2  Portland  ter. 
Morrison,  Mrs  Wm.  2  Anderson's  place 
Morrison,  Mrs,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  23 

South  James  street 
Morrison,  Mrs,  24  Greenside  place 
Mortimer  and  Son,  gunmakers,  86  George  st. 

— late  34  St  James'  st.  London — house,  1 

Hailes  street 
Mortimer,  George,  flesher,  10  Elder  street— 

ho.  21  Clyde  street 
Mortimer,  John,  &  Co.  army  and  navy  con- 
tractors,  and   tailors   to    the   Queen,   101 

George  street — ho.  12  Green  hill  gardens 
Mortimer,  John,  butcher,  133  Rose  street 
Mortimer,  John,  37  Broughton  place 
Mortimer,  Wm.  bullion  dealer  and  refiner,lapir 

dary  &  jeweller,  9  North  bridge. — See  Adv. 
Morton  &  Co.  gold  &  silver  lace  manufactory, 

12  Union  street 
Morton,  Whitehead,  &  Greig,  W.S.  11  Queen 

street 
Morton,  A.  and  G.  ironfounders,  Etna  foun Jry, 

Leith 
Morton,  Alex,  ribbon  and  lace  merchant,  14? 

15,  &  16  South  bridge — ho.  80  Lauriston  pi. 
Morton,  Rev.  Andrew,  3  Evre  place 
Morton,  Chas.,  W.S.  11  Queen  st. — house, 

Ramsay  lodge 
Morton,  H.  {S.  S^  H.  M.  .^  Co.),  Belvidereho. 

Stanley  road,  Trinity 
Morton,  Jas.  teacher  of  English,  20  Nelson  st, 
Morton,  John,  dairy,  23  Dundas  street 
Morton,  S.  &  H.  &  Co.  patent  slip  manufac- 
turers, engineers,  and  iron   ship-builders» 

Victoria  dock,  Leith 
Morton,  Wm.  banker,  35  London  street 
Morton,  William,  2  W.  Newington  pi. 
Morton,  W.  R.  working  jewejler,  47  North 

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Morton,  Mrs,  20  London  street 

Morton,  Mrs  William,  5  York  place 

Moses,  David,  assessor  of  income  tax,  21  Car- 
negie street 

Mossman  &  Shirley,  printers,  18  Hanover  st. 
and  44  Rose  street 

Mossman  &  Watson,  hamcurers  and  provision 
merchants,  10  Grassmarket 

Mossman,  A.  &  Co.  jewellers  &  watchmakers, 
30  Princes  street — ho.  10  Blacket  place 

Mossman,  Donald,  cork  manufacturer,  115 
Kirkgate,  Leith 

Mossman,  Geo.  plumber,  14  Bread  st — ho.  22 

Mossman,  James,  2  Teviot  row 

Mossman,  Mrs,  23  Upper  Gray  street 

Mossman,  Miss,  2  Teviot  row 

Motherwell,  J.  hosier  and  draper,  6  Home  st. 

Mouat,  Jn.,  N.  lights,  Albany  street,  Leith 

Mouat,  John,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and 
house  agent,  20  S.  Hanover  street — ho.  7 
London  street 

Mouat,  Misses,  boarding-school,  9  South  Gray 
street 

Mould  &  Tod,  printers,  engravers,  and  litho- 
graphers, 3  and  4  St  James'  square 

Mould,  Miss  Christian,  2  Coatfield  lane 

Mount,  Mrs  J.  china  merchant,  177  Cowgate 

Mowat,  Robert,  stockbroker,  14  George  street 

Mowat,  T.  1  North  Fort  street 

Mowat,  Wm.  dairy,  119  Kirkgate 

Mowat,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  165  Rose  street 

Mowbray,  John  M.  chambers,  agent  for  City 
and  County  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co. 
2  Forth  street 

Mowbray,  John  T.,  W.S,,  and  commissioner 
of  the  Supreme  Court  of  New  South 
Wales,  15  Albany  street 

Mowbray,  Robert,  agent  for  Commercial 
Bank,  24  Constitution  street,  Leith 

Mowbray,  Thos.  agent  for  S.  Allsopp  &  Son's 
pale  ale — store,  Union  street  lane — ho.  31 
Gayfield  square 

Mowbray,  Mrs  Chas.  lodgings,  60  Cumber- 
land street 

Mowbray,  Mrs  Wm.  33  Ann  street 

Moxey,  George  T.,  M.D.  surgeon,  R.N.,  11 
Mansionhouse  road 

Moxon,  C.  and  J.  painters,  63-a  George  st. 

Moxon,  J.  (C.  and  J.  M.),  7  Randolph  cliff 

Moyes,  James,  pewterer,  108  West  bow 

Mozzi,  Mrs,  flower  and  millinery  warehouse, 
119  George  street— ho,  108 

Muckle,  Wm.  {G.  P.-0.),3  Comely  green 
crescent 

Muckle,  Mrs  Alex.  3  Comely  green  crescent 

Mudie,  D.  C.  engineer  and  ironfounder,  Pan- 
mure  foundry,  N.  B.  of  Canongate 

Muir  and  Wilson,  provision  merchants  and 
commission  agents,  14  Bristo  street 

Muir,  Rev.  Adam  A.  S.  6  Haddington  place 

Muir,  Archibald,  bookseller  and  stationer,  7 
Coekburn  street — house,  2  Mansfield  place 

Muir,  A.  W.  (G.  P.-O.),  10  East  Adam  st. 


Mui 


Muir,  Charles  B.  (T7.  and  C.B.  Muir),  com. 
agent,  5  E.  Preston  street 

Muir,  Rev.  Francis,  5  North  Fort  st.  Leith 

Muir,  Henry,  printer,  28  Carnegie  street 

Muir,  Henry,  printer,  42  Rose  street 

Muir,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  9  Charlotte 
place — house,  139  George  street 

Muir,  James,  3  West  Newington 

Muir,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6  W. 
St  Anthony  place 

Muir,  James  (Jl  M.  and  Son),  1  Bellevue  ter. 

Muir,  Jas.  &  Son,  brewers,  Calton  hill  brew- 
ery, 28  North  back  of  Canongate 

Muir,  James  S.  bookseller  and  agent,  21  Car- 
negie street 

Muir,  Jas.  P.  ironmonger,  100  Lauriston  pi. 

Muir,  J.  {G.P.-O.),  15  N.  B.  of  Canongate 

Muir,  J.  jun.  (G.P-0.),  2  Dr  Begg  buildings 

Muir,  John,  victual  dealer,  16  Buccleuch  st. 

Muir,  John,  builder,  22  Rutland  square 

Muir,  John  {Jas.  Muir  ^  Son),  brewer,  5 
Pilrig  street 

Muir,  John,  news  agent,  299  High  st  reet      i 

Muir,  John  (G.  F.-O.),  72  Buccleuch  street 

Muir,  John  G.  tailor  and  clothier,  51  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Muir,  John,  West  Gilmore  place 

Muir,  Mark  Haliburton,  messenger  Bank  of 
Scotland 

Muir,  Peter,  bow-maker.  Royal  Archers' 
hall 

Muir,  Peter,  23  Haddington  place 

Muir,  Peter,  upholsterer,  38  Blair  st. 

Muir,  Richard  G.  9  Bellevue  terrace 

Muir,  Robert,  coal  merchant,  3  Murray  street 

Muir,  Thomas,  4  N.  Melville  place 

Muir,  W.  &  C.  B.  commission  agents,  15  Royal 
Exchange 

Muir,  Rev.  William,  D.D.  13  Saxe-Coburg 
place 

Muir,  William  (  W.  &  C.  B.  M.)  43  E.  Clare- 
mont  street 

Muir,  Wm.  merchant  and  agent.  Wet  docks 
— house,  7  Wellington  place 

Muir,  Wm.  3  Summer  place 

Muir,  Wm.  Hamilton,  S.S.C.  18  Picardy  pi. 

Muir,  Wm,,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  42  Cock- 
burn  street — ho.  16  Broughton  street 

Muir,  Wm.  S.  merchant  and  agent.  Phoenix 
Fire,  Eagle  Life,  and  Accidental  Death  in- 
surance offices,  54  North  bridge — ho.  20 
Buccleuch  place 

Muir,  Margaret,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  39  S.  B. 
Canongate 

Muir,  Mrs  David,  spirit  dealer,  34  W.  Nor- 
ton place 

Muir,  Mrs  William,  11  Union  street 

Muir,  Mrs,  6  Hay's  court 

Muir,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  10  Baker's  place 

Muir,  Mrs,  16  Regent  terrace 

Muir,  Mrs,  20  Buccleuch  place 

Muir,  Mrs,  grocer,  16  Bristo  street 

Muir,  Miss,  6  North-east  Circus  place 


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Muir,  Miss,  Bellevue  house,  Ferry  road 
Muirhead,  Alex,  tavern-keeper,  49  Broughton 

street 
Muirhead,  And.  house  painter,  22  Nelson  st. 

— house,  59  Broughton  street 
Muirhead,  Andrew  (late  J.  and  H.  Brodie), 

house  painters,  19  Greenside  place 
Muirhead,  Charles,  fishmonger  and  poulterer 

to  the  Queen,  79  Queen  st. — ho.  16  Young 

street 
Muirhead,  Claud,  7  Heriot  row 
Muirhead,  James,  spirit  dealer,  4  West  Adam 

street 
Muirhead,  James,  advocate,  professor  of  civil 

law,  University,  61  Northumberland  street 
Muirhead,  James,  baker,  1?5  Pleasance 
Muirhead,  John  (.S'.  cfc  M.),  32  Barony  street 
Muirhead,  Wm.  local  manager.  Commercial 

Union  Assurance,   1    Hanover  street — ho. 

Tower  bank,  Portobello 
Mundell,  Andrew,  bootmaker,  6  Broughton 

street  and  37  South  bridge 
Mungle,  Valentine,  and  Co.  wholesale  ware- 
housemen, 4-A  North  bridge 
Mungle,  Andrew,  (il/.  and  V.),  19  St  Patrick 

square 
Munnoch,  Misses,  7  Pattison  street,  Leith 
Munro,  Drysdale,  and  Gordon,  messengers-at- 

arms,  18  Elder  street 
Munro,  A.  coach-builder,  coach  &  horse  hirer, 

Broughton  market 
Munro,  Aitken,  stationer,  120  Nicolson  sq. 
Munro,  Alex.  28  Rankeillor  street 
Munro,  Alex,  clothier  and  hatter,  6  Bank  st. 

—ho.  13 
Munro,   Arch.,    A.M.   teacher,    Clare    hall, 

Newington 
Munro,  Arthur,  17  Canning  place 
Munro,  Charles,  of  Foulis,  30  Ann  street 
Munro,  Daniel,  shipmaster,  12  Glover  street 
Munro,  Daniel,  wright,  3  Downie  place 
Munro,  D.  T.,  Broughton  market 
Munro,  Hugh,  draper,  48  Earl  Grey  street 
Munro,  Hugh,  house-agent,  112  Nicolson  st. 
Munro,  J.  K.  draper  and  hosier,  9  Baker's  pi. 

— ho.  6  Howe  street 
Munro,  John,  classical  teacher,  11  Keir  street 
Munro,  John,  tailor,  17  St  James'  square 
Munro,   John,   bookbinder  and  stationer,    7 

Milne  square 
Munro,  John,  tailor,  3  Spittal  street 
Munro,  Neil,  furniture  dealer,  43  Niddry  st. 
Munro,  Thomas,  dairyman,  5  Warriston  pi. 
Munro,  Wm.  slater  and  glazier,  37  Broughton 

street 
Munro,  Mrs,  cook,  and  lodgings,  9  Mackenzie 

place 
Munro,  Mrs,  65  Cumberland  street 
Munro,  Mrs  Mary,  lodgings,  11  Maitlaud  st. 
Munro,  Mrs  W.  provision  merchant,  1  Sum- 
mer place 
Munro,  Miss  Ann,  bootmaker,  3  Bridge  st. 
Munro,  Misses,  4- a  Madeira  street,  I^eith 


Murdoch,   Boyd,  &  Henderson,    W.S.    and 

N.P.  120  Constitution  street 
Murdoch,  Alexander,  assistant  keeper  register 

of  deeds,  &c..  General  Register  house 
Murdoch,  Rev.  Alex.  Drimmie,  3  Cambridge 

street 
Murdoch,  Archibald  Burn,  W.S.  3  Oxford 

terrace 
Murdoch,    Charles    &    Son,    seal  engravers, 

cameo  and  die-cutters,  4  George  street 
Murdoch,  Jas.  {Northern  ii^/ite),  17  St  James' 

square 
Murdoch,,  James,  jun.  (Northern  Lights),  31 

Cumberland  street 
Murdoch,  John,  S.S.C.  (Murdoch,  Boyd,  §• 

Henderson),  14  Great  King  street 
Murdoch,  John,  (  City  Accowitanf s  Office), 

recorder  of  Greyfriars,  10  City  Chambers — 

ho.  9  Macnab  street 
Murdoch,    John    Burn,  jun.,    advocate,  22 

Manor  place 
Murdoch,  John,  victual-dealer,   13  Lothian 

road 
Murdoch,  Laurie,  optician,  44  Rose  street 
Murdoch,  Thos.  cabinetmaker  &  upholsterer, 

37  St  Cuthbert  street 
Murdoch,    Thomas  Oliphant,  {M.   ^  S.)  3 

Whitehead  place 
Murdoch,  William  Burn,  M.D.  surgeon,  5 

Melville  street 
Murdoch,  Mrs   Burn,  of  Gartincabor,  3  Ox- 
ford terrace 
Murdoch,  Mrs  Geo.  21  South  College  street 
Murdoch,  Miss,  J.  46  South  Clerk  street 
Murdoch,  Miss  M.  lodgings,  132  Rose  street 
Mure,  Andrew,  advocate,  11  Dublin  street 
Mure,  David,  advocate,  M.P.  12  Ainslie  place 
Mure,  Robert,  S.S.C.  chambers,  41  Gt.  King 

St. — ho.  5  Abercorn  terrace,  Portobello 
Mure,  Mrs,  3  Warriston  crescent 
Mure,  Miss  M.  2  West  Newington  place 
Mure,  Misses,  10  Darnaway  street 
Murphy,  A.  D.,  S.S.C.  &  N.P.  and  agent  for 

North  British   and    Mercantile  Insurance 

Co.  31  Bernard  st. 
Murphy,    Wm.    geographer,    engraver,    and 

printer,  8  Roxburgh  street 
Murray  &  Beith,  W.S.  43  Castle  street 
Murray  &Gibb,  printers,  N.E.  Thistle  street 

lane 
Murray  &  Hunt,  W.S.  53  George  street 
Murray  &  Logan,  W.S.  141  George  street 
Murray,  Abram  G.,  printer,  81  Clerk  street 
Murray,  A.  G.  photographer,  14Nicolson  sq. 
Murray,  A.  K.  14  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Murray,  Abijah,  sheriff- officer,  13  St  James' 

square 
Murray,  Alex.  13  St  James's  square 
Murray,  Alex,  builder,  M'Neil's  place — house, 

15  Cassells'  place 
Murray,  Alex,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  67 

South  bridge — ho.  1 7  Cumin  place 
Murray,  Alexander,  47  Cuniberland  street 


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Murray,  Alex,  grocer,  3  Dumbiedykes  road 
Murray,  Alex,    victual  dealer,  7   Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Murray,  Alex,  tailor,  25  St  James'  square 
Murray,  Andrew,  jun.  W.S.  17  Walker  st. — 

Crown  agent,  Parliament  square 
Murray,  Ant.  of  CrieflP,  {Murray  and  Logan,) 

15  Ainslie  place 
Murray,  D^ivid,  M.D.  12  Atholl  place 
Murray,  David,  C.A.,  46  George  street— ho. 

St  Margaret's,  Strathearn  road 
Murray,  Ebenezer,  auctioneer,  3  St  Andrew 

square — ho.  9  Salisbury  road 
Murray,  G.  &  Son,  clothiers,  33  George  street 
Murray,  George,  wholesale  stationer,  19  Blair 

street — house,  Liberton 
Murray,  Geo.  tailor  and  clothier,  11  Lauris- 

ton  park 
Murray,  Geo.  wholesale  stationer,  engraver, 

and  printer,  42  North  Hanover  street 
Murray,  George,  grocer,  wine  merchant,  and 
Italian    warehouse,    51    North    Frederick 
street — house,  70  Northumberland  street 
Murray,  George,  mason,  Hamilton  place — ho. 

12  Market  place 
Murray,  George,  C.A.  3  Abercromby  place 
Murray,  G.    A.  {Inland  Rev.),   9  Junction 

road 
Murray,  George  J.,  W.S.  (Trail  ^  M.),  22 

Coates  crescent 
Murray,  Henry,  confectioner,  109  Nicolson 

street 
Murray,  Henry,  bootmaker,  97  Princes  street 

— house,  '27  Howe  street 
Murray,  James,   (P.    S.  and  Co.)  Parkside 

house,  St  Leonards 
Murray,  James,  ham  curer,  Swanfield 
Murray,  James  (G.P.-O.),  6  Malta  terrace 
Murray,  James,  spirit  dealer,  Canonmills 
Murray,  James,  grocer,  36  Dundas  street 
Murray,  Jas.  C.,W.S.  (M.  ^^  Hunt)  30  Castle 

street 
Murray,  James,   gardener,  1    Union  place, 

Newhaven 
Murray,  James  Hall,  5  Norton  place 
Murray,  John,  (G.  P.-O.),  Greenside  end 
Murray,  John,  sheep  and  cattle  agent,  19  St 

Patrick  square 
Murray,  John,  27  Montague  street 
Murray,  .John,  S.S.C  7  N.  St  David  street 

— house,  1  East  Claremont  street 
Murray,  John,  printers'  joiner  and  brass  rule 
maker,   22   Niddry  street — house,   26  St 
James'  square.— See  Adv. 
Murray,  John,  20  Cumberland  street 
Murray,  John  S.  6  Union  street 
Murray,  John,  cooper  &  fish-curer,  Ronald- 
son  wharf— ho.  19  Hawthorn  bank  place, 
Leith 
Murray,  John,  S.S.C.  5  York  place 
Murray,  Joseph  D.   bazaar  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 14  Leith  street 
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Murray,  Martin,  grocer,  135  Cowgate 
Murray,  Peter,  pianoforte  maker,  15  Sciennes 

—  house,  9  East  Sciennes 
Murray,    Richard,  cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, Broughton  market — house,  23  Dub- 
lin street 
Murray,  Robt.  R.  Union  Bank  of  Scotland 
sub-office  ;  agent  for  Caledonian  Insurance 
Co.  62  George  st. — ho,  49  So.  Clerk  street 
Murray,  Robert,  upholsterer   and  furniture 

dealer,  47  London  street 
Murray,  Robert,  corn,  seed,  and  manure  mer- 
chant, 7  Roxburgh  place 
Murray,  Thos.  bookbinder  10  Glover  street 
Murray,   Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,   3 

Summer  place 
Murray,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  363 

High  street — ho.  10  Merchant  street 
Murray,  Thomas  G.,  W.S.  11  Randolph  cres. 

— office,  66  Queen  street 
Murray,     Thomas,    LL.D.    (M.    ^    Gibb), 
N.-E.  Thistle  street  lane — ho.   St  Ann's 
Mount,  Lasswade 
Murray,  William,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.  (J.  <h  F. 

Anderson),  68  Great  King  street 
Murray,  William,  cabinetmaker  and  under- 
taker, 15  Dickson's  close 
Murray,  William,  upholsterer,  12  St  James' 

square 
Murray,  Wm.  grocer,  12- b  Clyde  street 
Murray,  William,  5  Henry  place 
Murray,  Wm.  (G.P.-O.),  12  Clyde  street 
Murray,  Mrs  General,  12  Coates  crescent 
Murray,  Mrs  H.  victual  dealer,  55  Canongate 
Murray,  Mrs  John,  5  Nicolson  street 
Murray,  Mrs  J.  10  James'  place,  Leith 
Murray,  Mrs  J.  13  Parkside  street 
Murray,  Mrs  P.  1 4  Danube  street 
Murray,  Mrs  W.  H.  19  Nelson  street 
Murray,  Mrs  W.  tailor  and  clothier,  45  St 

Mary's  wynd 
Murray,  Mrs,  31  Queen  street 
Murray,  Mrs,  1  Hope  terrace 
Murray,  Mrs,  furniture  dealer,  253  Cowgate 
Murray,  Miss,  9  Howe  street 
Murray,  Miss,  20  Pitt  street 
Murray,  Miss,  6  Comely  green  place 
Murray,  Miss,  17  Preston  street 
Murray,  Miss,  9  Comely  bank 
Murray,  Miss  M.  1  Manor  place 
Murray,  Misses,  19  Dean  terrace 
Murray,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers 

75  Broughton  street 
Murrie,  Alex.  22  St  Patrick  square 
Musgrave,  J.  gardener,  Mayfield,  Newington 
Musgrave,  Mrs,  portrait  and  miniat. -painter, 

and  photographer,  16  South  Charlotte  st. 
Musgrove,  J.  hosier  &  glover,  5  Melbourne 

place 
Musgrove,  John,  coal  merchant,  5  Melbourne 

place 
Musgrove,  William,   glazier  and  painter,  5 
Frederick  st. — ho.  8  Young  street 


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Mushet,  James,  newspaper  and  advertising 
agent,  249  High  street 

Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  house  agents,  valua- 
tors, and  undertakers,  2  Hope  street — ho.  1 
Walker  street 

Mushet,  W.  &  R.,  ironfounders,  Dalkeith  iron 
works — J.  Gilray,  agent,  Q6  Lothian  road 

Mutrie,  Wm.  hairdresser,  41  Blair  street 

Mutter,  Andrew,  80  Rose  Mount  buildings 

Mutter,  John,  2  Wharton  lane 

Mutter,  Miss,  31  Clerk  street 

Mutual  Life  Assurance  Society  of  London, 
23  Albany  street 

Mutual  Scottish  Amicable  Life  Insur.  Soc. 

3  No.  St  David  st H.  G.  Watson  and 

Thomas  G.  Dickson,  agents. —  See  Adv. 

Myles,  James,  machine  boot  closer,  11  Leith 

street  terrace 
Myles,  John,  tavern,  5  Flesh  market  close 
Myles,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  18  Nelson  street 
Mylne,  James,  W.S  ,  12  Charlotte  square 
Mylne,  Jas.  portmanteau  maker,  2  George  st. 
Myrtle,  John  Young,  M.D.,F.R.C.P.  24  Rut- 
land street 
Myrtle,  Wm.  C.A.,  3   Thistle  court — agent 
for  London   Union  Assurance  Society  (Fire 
and  Life).!  ^i^d  for  West.  Life  Assiir.  Society 

Nachot,  Dr  H.  W.  59  George  st. 

Nairn,  John,  grocer,  1  Catherine  street — ho. 

4  Montgomery  street 

Nairn,  William,  greengrocer,  64  Nicolson  st. 
Nairne,  James,  sec,  N.  Brit.  Railway,  8  Hen- 
derson row 
Nairne,  Mrs  Charles,  8  Henderson  row 
Naismith,  Alexander,  farmer,  Windlestrawlee 
Naismith,  Alexander,  38  Cumberland  street 
Naismith,  John,  M.D.  surg.-major,  H.M.I. A. 

25  Grange  road 
Naismith,  John  W.'engraver,  13  St  James'  sq. 
Naismith,  Robert,  tavern,  17  Citadel 
Naismith,  K.obert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

1  Shore 
Naismith,  W.  leather  merchant,  2  Causeyside 
Naismith,  Mrs  T.  82  Hope  park  end 
Nanson,  J.  H.  Forthland  house,  Trinity 
Napier,  Alex.  John,  W.S.  23  Albany  street 
Napier,  Alexander,  chemist,  47  South  Clerk 

street 
Napier,  Alex,  smith,  39  Water  lane,  Leith 
Napier,  B.  &  Co.  paper-rulers,  150  High  st. 
Napier,  Charles,  flesher,  1  Blackford  place 
Napier,  George,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Peebles- 
shire, Coates  hall 
Napier,    G.   B.   hosier    and    shirtmaker,   23 

Nicolson  street 
Napier,  George,  tailor,  19  Castle  street — ho. 

13  Frederick  street 
Napier,  J.  Spring  valley,  Morningside 
Napier,  James,  chemist  and  druggist,  126 

Nicolson  street 
Napier,  James  Brand,  teacher  of  drawing,  85 
Gt.  King  street 


Napier,  Mark,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Dumfries- 
shire, 6  Ainslie  place 

Napier,  Robt.  builder  and  contractor,  28 
Bread  street 

Napier,  Robert,  102  Grange  place 

Napier,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  49  Frederick 
street 

Napier,  Robert,  junr.  house  carpenter,  22 
Greenside  place 

Napier,  Mrs  Chas.  8  Smith's  pi.  Leith  walk 

Nash,  John,  3  Queen  street 

Nasmyih,  Robert,  F.R.C.S.  surgeon-dentist 
to  the  Queen,  5  Charlotte  square 

Nasmyth,  Mrs,  4  Windsor  street 

National  Bank  of  Scotland,  42  St  Andrew 
square,  and  3  Nicolson  square,  John  M. 
Downie,  agent;  and  16  Bernard  st.  Leith 

National  Bible  Society — committee  rooms 
and  depository,  5  St  Andrew  square 

National  Guarantee  and  Suretyship  Asso- 
ciation (Limited),  119  George  st. — James 
Wilkie,  C.A.  manager. — See  Adv. 

National  Mercantile  Life  Office,  21  St 
Andrew  square — Andrew  Fyfe,  agent 

National  Museum  of  the  Antiquaries  of 
Scotland,  Royal  Institution 

National  Property  Investment  Company, 
23  St  Andrew  square — Henry  Harrison, 
manager 

National  Security  Savings'  Bank  of  Ec'n- 
burgh — office,  16  North  Bank  street 

Naumann,  T.  W.  professor  of  music,  1 ' 
South  Charlotte  street 

Naysmith,  John,  baker,  38  and  72  Giles'  st. 

Neal,  F.  commercial  traveller,  1  Helen  place 

Neaves,  Chas.  clerk  of  Justiciary,  47  Queen  st. 

Neaves,  Lord,  7  Charlotte  square 

Neil,  John,  &  Co.,  brassfounders  and  gas- 
fitters  to  the  Queen,  Callender  house,  67 
Canongate,  with  entrance  also  16  N.  Back 
of  Canongate 

Neil,  John,  cabinetmaker,  1  Nelson  place 

Neil,  Mrs,  16  Warriston  crescent 

Neil,  Miss,  Fancy  bazaar,  7  Leggat's  land 

Neill  &  Co.  printers,  10  Old  Fishmarket  close 

Neill,  John,  22  Rose  st. 

Neill,  Mrs  Andrew,  31  India  street 

Neill,  Mrs  Robert  M.  22  Seton  place.  Grange 

Neill,  Mrs  Wm.  19  Lauriston  street 

Neill,  Miss,  8  London  st. 

Neill,  Miss,  69  York  place 

Neilson,  E.  Little,  148  Causeyside 

Neilson,  George,  smith,  20  College  wynd — 
house,  4  St  Patrick  square 

Neilson,  James,  Viewforth  park 

Neilson,  James,  S.S.C.  3  Abercromby  place 

Neilson,  John,  haberdasher  and  milliner,  8 
Calton  street 

Neilson  J.  missionary  to  Free  High  church 
congregation,  Ferney  hill 

Neilson,  John,  4  Shrub  place 

Neilson  John,  W.S.  55  Frederick  street— ho. 
20  Windsor  street 


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Neilson,  John,  cabinetmaker,  N.  St  Andrew 

street  lane — house,  4  New  Broughtoa 
Neilson,  Stuart,  W.S.  1  No.  Charlotte  street 
Neilson,  William,  wright  and  cabinetmaker, 

Duke  street  lane — ho.  7  Little  King  st. 
Neilson,  William,  1  North  Charlotte  street 
Neilson,  Mrs,  20  Windsor  street 
Neilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  37  William  st. 
Neilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  21  Nelson  street 
Neilson,  Miss  Jane,  female  teacher.  Orphan 

Hospital 
Nelson  &  Sons,  publishers,  2  Hope  park  end 
Nelson,  James,  victual  dealer,  18  Kirkgate 
Nelson,  James,  dentist,  21  Montague  street 
Nelson,  Robt.  R.,  printseller,  stationer,  and 

artists'  colourman,  27  Hanover  st. — house, 

17  Duke  street 
Nelson,  T.  publisher,  Abden  house,  Preston- 
field 
Nelson,  Thomas,  linen  draper,  14  Calton  street 
Nelson,  Wm.  publisher,  Salisbury  green 
Nelson,  Mrs  George,  28  Constitution  street 
Nelson,  Jane,  lodgings,  18  Maitland  street 
Nesbitt,  John,  photographer,  79  George  st. 
Ness,  John,  sculptor,  18  Leith  walk 
Ness,  John,  wine  and   spirit   merchant,    1 

Montgomery  street 
NeuflFert,  J.  M.  corn  and  flour  factor,  20  Con- 
stitution 8t. — ho.  14  Howe  street 
Nevay,  Alex,  advocate,  I  Randolph  place 
Nevison,  Thomas,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker, 

North-west  Circus  lane 
Nevison,  Thomas,  grocer,  2  Bedford  street 
Newbigging,  David,  agent,  1  Buccleuch  st. 
Newbigging,  Jas.  painter,  47  Lothian  street 
Newbigging,  Mrs  Patrick,  29  Heriot  row 
Newbigging,  Mrs,  3  Walker  street 
New  Church  society,  6  Infirmary  street 
New  Club,  85  Princes  street — David  Home, 

secretary 
New  College,  head  of  Mound 
New  Zealand  Emigration  Office,  37  George 

St. — J.  P.  Oliver,  agent 
Newlands,  Alexander,  joiner,  86  West  bow 
Newlands,    Peter,  rope    manufacturer,    106 

Grassmarket 
Newsam,  J.  confectioner,  21  Union  pi. 
Newsberry,  Mrs,  milliner,  5  S.  College  street 
Newton,    Wilson,   &    Co.    sewing    machine 

depot,  3  Hanover  street 
Newton,  J.  S.  H.,  of  Newton,  19  AthoU  cres. 
Newton,  James,  hatter,  21  St  Mary's  wynd 
Newton,  Robert,    superintendent   of  roads. 

County  hall — house,  13  Middleby  street 
Newton,  Mrs  Hay,  sen.  36  George  square 
Newton,  Miss,  33  Great  King  street 
Niblett,  F.  B.  {Alfred  Davis  S^  Co.  London) 

48  N.  bridge — ho.,  Erneston  lodge, Wardie 
Nichol  &  Co.   envelope    manufacturers,  104 

High  street 
Nichol,  Davidson,  stationer,  14  Arniston  place 
Nichol,  James,  bookseller  and  publisher,  104 

High  street  (publication  o0ice  oj  th^  BulwQ,rk 


or  Reformation  Journal) — ho.  7  Salisbury 

place 
Nichol,  Mrs  J.  P.  Huntly  lodge,  Merchiston 
Nichol,  Mrs,  20  Haddington  place 
Nichol,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

121  George  street 
Nicholson  &  Son,  funeral  undertakers,  8  High 

street. — See  Adv. 
Nicholson,  F.  C,  H.  M.  Customs,  24  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Nicholson,  James,  shipmaster,  1  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Nicholson,  John,  lodgings,  44  Cumberland  st. 
Nicholson,  Rev.  Maxwell,  3  Regent  terrace 
Nicholson,  Wm.  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

I  E.  Preston  street 

Nicholson,  Mrs,  41  East  Claremont  st. 
Nicol  &  Todd,  house  painters  and  dealers  in 

paperhangings,  27  S.  Frederick  st. 
Nicol,  Rev.  Andrew,  11  Hill  place 
Nicol,  James,  cooper,  8  Union  street,  Leith 
Nicol,  John  {Scott  (b  Or?-),  Kief  house,  Water 

lane 
Nicol,  John,  3  W.  Lauriston  place 
Nicol,  Capt.  Robt.  9  Picardy  pi. 
Nicol,  Richard,  carter,  Viewforth  park 
Nicol,  Richard,  jun,  Viewforth  park 
Nicol,  Robert  G.,  messenger-at-arms,  23  St 

James'  square 
Nicol,  Robert,  die  &  stamp  cutter,  37  North 

bridge — house,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Nicol,  Wm.  bootmaker,  11  St  Leonard  st. 
Nicol,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  2  Hamilton  place, 

Stockbridge 
Nicol,  Miss,  28  London  street 
Nicol,  Misses,  dressmakers,  30  St  James'  sq. 
Nicoll  &  Mitchell,  grocers  and  wine  merchants, 

32-A  Castle  street 
Nicoll,  Alexander,  2  Salisbury  street 
Nicoll,  Alex,  accountant,  5  St  Andrew  sq. — 

house,  1  Gayfield  place 
Nicoll,  Alex,  lodgings,  53  George  street 
Nicoll,  James,  4  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Nicoll,  Joseph,  merchant,  (TV.  Sj-  Mitchell) 

II  Bank  street 

Nicoll,  W.  S.  dentist,  5  Antigua  street 
Nicoll,  Mrs  Henry,  16  Danube  street 
Nicolson,  Alex,  advocate,  1  Ramsay  gardens 
Nicolson,  D.  28  Carrubber's  close 
Nicolson,  David,  &  Son,  grocers,  wine  &  spirit 

merchants,  36  Canongate,  and  139  Kirkgate, 

Leith — house.  Comely  green  park 
Nicolson,  David,  spirit  dealer,  142  Canongate 
Nicolson,   George  (Henderson  &  Bisset),  2 

Atholl  place 
Nicolson,  J.  Badenach,  advocate,  31  Albany  st. 
Nicolson,  Jas.  (Russell d; Nicolson), 2Slndia.  st. 
Nicolson,  J.  &  H.  boot  and  shoemakers,  117 

Rose  street 
Nicolson,  John,  baker,  174  Fountainbridge 
Nicolson,  Wm.  clerk,  29  Couper  street,  Leith 
Nicolson,  W.  M.  tutor,  University,  X  Comely 

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Nicolson,  Mrs,  1  Comely  green  crescent 

Nicolson,  Mrs,  1  Ramsay  gardens 

Night  Asylum,  Old  Fishmarket  close,  190 

High  street 
Nightingale,  Edward  W.  trousers  maker,  &c. 
19  South  St  Andrew  street — house,  4  Hen- 
derson row 
Niramo,  Arch.  {B.  Linen  Co.),  37  St  An- 
drew square 
Nimmo,  David,  engraver,  lithographer,  and 

printer,  3  East  Register  street 
Nimmo,  J.  &  J.  engravers,  lithogs.,  copper- 
plate and  letterp.  printers,  7  Carrubber's  cl. 
Nimmo,  James  (P.  and  J.  N.),  38  Castle  street 
Nimmo,  Peter,  photographer,  44  So.  bridge 
Nimmo,  Primrose  &  Jas.  brassfoun.  plumbers, 

and  gas-meter  manufrs.  8  N.  Bank  street 
Nimmo,  T.  &  Son,  turners  and  spinning-wheel 

makers,  98  Rose  street 
Nimmo,  William,  stationer,  132  Kirkgate 
Nimmo,  William,  commission  agent.  Bell's 

court,  Leith 
Nimmo,  William  P.  bookseller  and  publisher, 

28  St  James'  square — ho.  4  Wharton  pi. 
Niramo,  Mrs  Alex.  42  Bernard  street 
Nimmo,  Mrs  F.  J.  10  Duncan  street,  Drum- 

mond  place 
Nimmo,  Mrs,  6  AthoU  place 
Nimmo,  Mrs,  4  Wharton  place 
Nimmo,  Mrs,  3  Ronaldson's  buildings 
Nimmo,  ^Misses,  dressmakers,  63  Frederick  st. 
Nisbet,  James,  S.S.C.  21  York  place 
Nisbet,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  a-1 

Catherine  street — house,  28  Greenside  st. 
Nisbet,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  8  India  pi. 
Nisbet,  J.  C.  writer,  33  Howe  street 
Nisbet,  John,  2  Beaumont  place 
Nisbet,  John,  house-painter,  15  George  street 
Nisbet,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.  19  Lynedoch  place 
Nisbet,  Robert  (G.  F.-O.),  33  Lothian  st. 
Nisbet,  Robert,  boat  builder,  3  Albany  steet, 

Leith 
Nisbet,  Robert,  22  St  Leonard  street 
Nisbet,  Thomas,  61  Clerk  street 
Nisbet,  Thomas,  10  George  street 
Nisbet,  Rev.  Wm.  6  Hope  park 
Nisbet,  William,  shoemaker,  13  S.  St  David 

street 
Nisbet,  Mrs  John,  1  Erskine  place 
Nisbet,  Mrs  Robert,  15  Montague  street 
Nisbet,  Mrs,  flesher,  3  Veal  market 
Nisbet,  Miss,  29  Montague  street 
Nisbett,  Mrs  More,  12  Atholl  crescent 
Niven,  Alex.  T.,  C.A.  13  Queen  street — ho. 

33  Scotland  street 
Niven,  Archibald,  dairy,  51  Cumberland  st. 
Niven,  James,  gardener,  AUaiifield 
Niven,  John,  M.D.  surgeon,  1 10  Lauriston  pi. 
Niven,  Robert,  gardener,  Jamaica  st.  Leith 
Niven,  Thos.  wine  and  spirit  merchant.  Veal 

market 
Nivison,  Abraham,  vpriter,  19  Gayfield  sq, 
Nivison,  Mrs,  41  Inverleith  row 


Nixon,  J.  clog  and  shoe  shop,  127  High  street 
— house,  70  Abbey  hill 

Noble,  Alexander,  pharmaceutical  chemist, 
24  N.-West  Circus  pi — house,  7 

Noble,  Alex,  clerk,  23  Clyde  street 

Noble,  James,  grocer,  I  Claremont  place 

Noble,  John,  Grindlay  street 

Noble,  Rev.  John  (0.  M.  I.),  Maris  Stella, 
Coatfield  lane 

Noble,  R.  G.  and  Co.  merchts.  and  agents, 
138  Constitution  st. 

Noble,  Robert  Grieve  {E.  G.  N.  &  Co.),  67 
Gt.  King  street 

Noble,  Vv^illiam,  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  7 
William  street 

Noble,  Mrs  Alexander,  7  North-W.  Circus 
place 

Noble,  Mrs,  coal  merchant,  13  Port-Hope- 
toun — ho.  151  Fountainbridge 

Noble,  Mrs,  67  Great  King  street 

Noble,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  3  Windmill  lane 

Nolli,  John  B.  spirit  dealer,  5  Ronaldson's 
buildings 

Norfolk  Farmers'  General  Assurance  and 
Investment  Co.  (Limited,)  23  St  Andrew 
sq. — H.  Harrison,  manager  for  Scotland 

Norfolk  Farmers'  General  Assurance  In- 
vestment Co.  (Limited,)  1  Hanover  street — 
W.  Lambert,  agent 

Norie,  Robert,  24  Brunswick  street 

Norie,  Miss,  17  Maitland  street 

Norris,  Mrs  Jane,  61  St  Mary's  wynd 

North  British  Advertiser  office,  8  Melbourne 
place 

North  British  Agriculturist  office,  377 
High  street 

North  British  and  Colonial  newsroom,  emi- 
gration, and  newspaper  office,  1 7  Waterloo 
place 

North  British  Colour  Co.,  colour,  paint,  var- 
nish, cement,  and  whiting  manufacturers, 
Elbe  St.  Little  Carron,  and  4  Commercial 
place,  Leith — Office,  20  Elbe  street 

North  British  and  Mercantile  Insurance  Co. 
64  Princes  street. — See  Adv. 

North  British  Daily  Mail  office,  227  High  st. 

North  British  Railway  Co.  offices.  Canal  st., 
and  4  Princes  street,  Edin.,  and  foot  of 
Constitution  street,  Leith — James  Nairne, 
secretary;  Thos.  K.  Rowbotham,  general 
manager 

North  British  Rubber  Company  (Limited); 
Castle-mills,  Fountainbridge — D.  D.  Wil- 
liamson, junr.  manager 

North  Briton  pubUshing  office,  Old  Fish- 
market  close 

North  Leith  Parochial  chambers,  North 
Junction  st.  Institution — James  Miles,  in- 
spector 

North  of  Scotland  Steam  Shipping  office, 
Joseph  Falconer  &  Co.  shipowners,  20 
Waterloo  place 

Northern    Assurance  Qq.  20   St  Andrew 


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square — Robert  Christie,  jun.  secretary. — 
See  Adv. 

Northern  Assurance  Co.  F.  M'Minn,  agent, 
53  George  IV.  bridore 

Northers  Club,  91  George  street 

Northern  District  School,  Henderson  row 

Northern  Lighthouse  Office — A.  Cunning- 
ham, sec.  84  George  st. — ho.  9  Chester  st. 

Northern  Reversion  Co.  5  Nelson  street — 
Wm.  Wood,  manager 

Norwich  &  London  Plate  Glass  and  Casualty 
Insurance  Association,  31  Princes  street 

Norwich  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  So- 
cieties, 31  Princes  street 

Notman,  Archibald,  baker,  40  Abbey  hill 

Notman,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6 
Rose  street 

Notman,  David,  joiner,  42  Quality  street 

Notman,  William,  architect,  Northfield  cot. 
Bonnington 

Notman,  Wm.  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker, 
14  S.  Charlotte  sti'eet 

Novice,  G.  W.  artist,  10  N.  St  Andrew  street 

O'CoNNEL,  B.  whip-gut  manufac.  and  market 

gardener,  Beaverhall 
O'Donnell  &  Co.  licensed  appraisers,  cabinet  & 

upholstery  warerooms,  43  Hanover  street 
O'Donnell,  Charles,  &  Co.  furniture  dealers, 

156  Cowgate 
O'Donnell,  E.  43  North  Hanover  street 
O'Donnell,  John,  spirit  merchant,  1  S.  Rich- 
mond street — house,  13  Brown  street 
O'Donnell,  Mrs,  12  Clarence  street 
Officer,  William,  S.S.C  8  Stafford  street 
Offices  for  the  Schemes  of  the  Church  of 

Scotland,  22  Queen  street 
Offices  of  the  Free  Church,  Head  of  Mound 
Offices  of  the  U.  F.  Church,  5  Queen  st. 
Offices  of   Industrial  Museum,  10  Argyle 

square 
Ogg,  Peter,  cowfeeder,  128  Rose  street 
Ogg,  Mrs,  lodging  house,  13  Union  place 
Ogilvie,  Charles,  grocer,  50  Dundas  street- — 

house,  39  Barony  street 
Ogilvie,  Rev.  Duncan,  60  Gilmore  place 
Ogilvie,  George,    house   governor,  Stewart's 

hospital 
Ogilvie,  James  128  Princes  st. 
Ogilvie,  John,  secretary.  North  British  and 

Mercantile  Insurance  Co.  64  Princes  street 
Ogilvie,  J.  (.7.  O.  and  Co.)  43  Bernard  st. 
Ogilvie,  John,  &  Co.  commission  merchants, 

43  Bernard  street 
Ogilvie,  Robt.  G.,  W.S.  14  Cumberland  street 
Ogilvie,  S.  T.,  R.N.  3  Howard  place 
Ogilvie,   Thomas,  baker  and  confectioner,  2 

Elm  row 
Ogilvie,  Mrs,  19  Montague  street 
Ogilvie,  Miss,  4  Kew  terrace 
Ogilvy,  Alexander  {Stamp  Office)  Inverforth, 

Trinity 
Ogilvy,  Charles,  writer,  7  Minto  street 


Ogilvy,  M.  F.  6  Middleby  street 

Ogilvy,  James,  artist,  2  West  Nicolson  street 

Ojiilvy,  James,  writer,  1  Eyre  place 

Ogilvy,  Mrs,  6  Middleby  street 

Ogilvy,  Mrs,  6  Ainslie  place 

Ogle  and  Murray,  theological  and  classical 
booksellers,  49  South  bridge 

Oldham,  J.  51  North  bridge — house,  3  East 
Preston  street 

Olifiers,  C.  J.  Francis,  artist  in  hair  to  the 
Queen,  51  North  bridge — See  Adv. 

Oliphant,  Francis,  baker,  110  and  112  High 
street — house,  5  South  Clerk  street 

Oliphant,  Wm.  &  Co.  publishers  and  book- 
sellers, 7  South  bridge 

Oliphant,  William,  17  Carnegie  street 

Oliphant,  Mrs,  23  Findhorn  place 

Oliphant,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  37  Couper  street 

Oliphant,  Mrs  Walter,  8  Buccleuch  place 

Oliphant's  school,  33  Charlotte  square — ho. 
Woodville,  Murrayfield — Thomas  Spittal, 
janitor 

Oliver  &  Boyd,  publishers,  printers,  and  book- 
binders, Tweeddale  court,  1 6  High  street 

Oliver,  Henry,  lodgings,  25  W.  Nicolson  st. 

Oliver,  J.  P.  sharebroker  and  emigration 
agent,  37  George  street 

Ohver,  R.  S.  (Grieve  ^  O.),  13  Gayfield 
square 

Oliver,  Walter,  tailor,  22  William  street 

Oliver,  Wm.  (^British  Linen  Co.),  5  Nelson  st. 

Oliver,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  265  High  street 

Oliver,  Wm.  butcher,  14  Kirkgate 

Oliver,  Mrs  Thomas,  7  Regent  terrace 

Oliver,  Mrs  Thomas,  Newington  lodge 

Oliver,  Miss,  1  Lennox  street 

Oliver,  Misses,  ladies'  boarding-school,  11 
Rutland  square 

Oman,  Nath.  tailor,  56  Thistle  street 

Omond,  Robert,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.43  Char- 
lotte square 

O'Neil,  Jn.  lodging  house  keeper,  74  Grass- 
market 

O'Neill,  James,  broker,  100-a  Cowgate 

O'Neill,  J.  clothier  and  draper,  18  Nicolson  st. 

Operative  Hat  Factory,  73  St  Mary's  wynd 

Orange,  Andr6,  photographic  artist,  11 
Nicolson  square 

Orchardson,  A.  &  Son,  clothiers,  highland 
costumes  and  ladies  habit  makers,  61  Queen 
street 

Ord,  John,  commercial  traveller,  10  Cumin  pi. 

Ord,  William  (Inland  Revenue  officer,  8th 
Division),  7  Brougham  place 

Orderly  Rooms,  City  of  Edinburgh  Artil- 
lery Volunteers,  35  Cockburn  street 

Orderly  Room,  City  of  Edinburgh  Rifle  Vo- 
lunteers, 17  Cockburn  st.  open  daily  from 
12  till  2 

Orderly  Room,  1st  Midlothian  Coast  Artil- 
lery Volunteer  Corps,  5  St  Andrew  square 

Ordnance  Survey  Office,  11  Melbourne  pi. 
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Okiental  Bank  Corporation,  23  St  Andrew 
sq.  Robert  Dundas  Cay,  agent. — See  Adv. 
Orkney,  George,  gardener,  Northfield 
Orman,  William,  builder,  29  Dick  place 
Orinidale,  The  Hon.  Lord,  31  Heriot  row 
Ormiston,  Wra.   architect  and  surveyor,   64 

Buccleuch  street 
Ormiston,  Mrs,  5  Orchardfield  pi. 
Ormond,  Chas.  spirit  mercht.  3  Clyde  st. 
Orphoot,  Peter,   M.D.   surgeon-dentist,   113 

George  street 
Orphoot,    Thos.    Henderson,  advocate,    1 13 

George  street 
Orr,  Captain  J.  superintendent  of  Naval  and 
Military  Academy,  42  St  Cuthbert  street 
■  Orr,  David,  letter-carrier,  22  Bread  street 
Orr,  George,  dairyman,  45  India  place 
Orr,  J.  coal  merchant,  gas- coal  and  commis- 
sion agent,  14  Royal  Exchange  and  Hay- 
market 
Orr,  John,  CM.  17  Parkside  street 
Orr,   Sam.,   insurance  agent,   51    Cockburn 

street 
Orr,  William,  dairyman,  33  Jamaica  st. 
Orr,  Mrs  Capt.,  13  Brunswick  street,  Hillside 
Orr,  Mrs  Charles,  50  Great  King  street 
Orr,  Miss,  23  Saxe-Coburg  place 
Orrock  &  Hepburn,  dentists,  7  Abercromby 

place 
Orrock,  Alex,  bookbinder  and  stationer,   35 
South  bridge — ho.  St  Catherine  pi.  Grange 
Orrock,  Miss,  2  Union  place,  Trinity 
Orrock' s.  Miss,  lodgings,  62  Hanover  street 
Oswald,  John,  {General  Register  liouse),  23 

Dublin  street 
Os  wald, Lady  Amelia,  Southbank,Morningside 
Otago  Emigration  Office,  20  St  Andrew  sq. 
Ottbenin,  Madame  Johnstone,  31  Nelson  st. 
Oughton,  Gavin,  engineer,  8  Glover  st. 
Ovens,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  4  Johnstone  place 
OvenstOn,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  1  Citadel 
Owen,  Chas.  painter  &  glazier,  2  W.  Preston 

street 
Owen,  R.J.  P.  (Mercury  office)^  1  Dalgleish  pi. 
O  wler,  W.  teacher,  John  Watson's  Institution 

Pack,  Misses,  16  West  Preston  street 

Packer,  Mrs  James,  32  Rankeillor  street 

Padon,  A.  &  D.  stationers  and  booksellers,  13 
St  Andrew  square 

Padon,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  15  Hart  street 

Pae,  James,  75  Broughton  street 

Pagan,  Archibald,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  14 
India  place 

Pagan,  Oswald,  spirit  dealer,  23  Lady  Law- 
son's  wynd — ho.  21  Lauriston  street 

Pagan,  S.  A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.  8  Melville  street 

Pagan,  Mrs,  teacher  ot"  drawing  and  painting, 
15  Fettes  row 

Page,  David,  44  Gilmore  place 

Pairman  Brothers,  provision  merchants,  87 
Potterrow 

Pairman,  J,  (P.  Brothers),  1  Rillbank  ores. 


Pairman,  R.  spirit  merchant,  198  Canongate 
Pairman,  R.  wine    andspirit  dealer,  1  North 

College  st.  and  68  Adam  square 
Pairnaau,    Wm.  (P.    Brothers), .  1  Rillbank 

crescent 
Palmer,  David,corn  mercht.,  15  Cowgatehead 
Palmer,  David,  hairdresser,  13  St  Anthony 

place 
Palmer,  James,  grocer,  101  Grassmarket 
Palmer,  John,  hairdresser,  Lothian  road 
Palmer,  M.  {Baillie  ^  P.),  1  Rockville  place 
Palmer,  Thos.,  corn  mercht.,  56  Grassmarket 
Palmer,  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  6  Union  place 
Panton  &  Young,  clothiers  and  hatters,  35  & 

36  South  bridge 
Panton,  Geo.  A.,  F.B.S.E.  31  Hope  terrace 
Panton,  Wm„  (P.  4-  Young),  31  Hope  terrace 
Paper  Trade  Review  office,  23  Blair  st. 
Paraffin  Light  Co.  Lochrin  works.  Home  st. 

-T- Peter  Shaw,  manager — ho.  11  Gilmore 

place 
Paris,  James,  S.S.C  pror.-fiscal  of  Holyrood, 

23  St  Andrew  sq. — bo.  9  W.  Claremont  st. 
Paris,  John,  architect,  25  Cumberland  street 
Paris,  Mrs  John,  44  Kirkgate 
Park,  Archd.  21  Leopold  place 
Park,  George,  White  bank,  Canaan  lane 
Park,  Jas.  D.  engineer,  {Jas.  Dove  ^  Co.),  23 

London  street 
Park,  John,  advocate,  1  Thomas  street 
Park,  John  Pringle,  White  bank 
Park,  John  W.  bootmaker,  10  William  street 
Park,  John,  47  Brunswick  street 
Park,  Robert,  merchant,  2  Brandon  street 
Park,  R.  and  J.  timber  merchaots.  Tower  st. 
Park,  Thomas,  bootmaker,  5  Glanville  place 
Park,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  3  Fountainbridge 
Park,  W.  seal,  cameo,  die  cutter  and  orna- 
mental engraver,  35  So.  Hanover  street 
Park,  Mrs,  2  Trinity  crescent 
Park,  Miss,  23  Montague  street 
Parker,  M.  &  Co.   oil  merchants,  and  dry- 
salters,  36  Whitfield  place 
Parker,  John  J,,  W.S.  {Macbratr  mid  P.), 

4  Brandon  street 
Parker,  John,  (Legacy  Duty   Office,   Inland 

Revenue) — house,  44  George  square 
Parker,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

30  Broughton  street 
Parker,  W.  A.  advocate,  15  Brandon  street 
Parker,  Mrs,  6  Saxe  Coburg  place 
Parkinson  &  Hood,  Misses,  boarding-school, 

4  Royal  circus 
Parlane,  Miss,  16  Cumberland  street 
Parnell,  Richard,  7  James'  place,  Leith 
Parrot,  Captain  Robert,  2  Christian  bank 
Pass,  Edwin,  perfumer  and  hairdresser,    47 

Frederick  street — house,  6  Scotland  street 
Paterson  &  Allan,  drysalters,  oilmen,  butter, 

and  cheese  merchants,  75  Grassmarket — 

warehouse,  2  and  3  Heriot's  bridge 
Paterson  &  Frier,  auctioneers,  appraisers,  and 

general  coramis.  agents,  10  Melbourne  pi. 


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Paterson  &  Irvine,  solicitors    and  N.P.  49 

Bernard  street 
Paterson  and  Romanes,  W.S.  7  Nelson  street 
Paterson  &  Shiells,  architects,  27  Cockburn 

street 
Paterson   and   Sons,  London  pianoforte  and 

music  saloons,  27  George  street 
Paterson  and  Sons,  human  hair  manufacturers, 

3  Greenside  street 
Paterson,  A.  &  J.  smiths,  Morrison  street 
Paterson,  A.  &  J.  millinery,  baby  linen,  and 

straw  hat  warehouse,  54  Lothian  street 
Paterson,   Abertas,   pawnbroker,   10  Bruns- 
wick St.  Stockbridge — ho.  13  Blair  street 
Paterson,  Adam,  W.S.  36  Heriot  row 
Paterson,  Adam    C.   surveyor   of  buildings, 

18  So.  Frederick  street 
Paterson,  Alexander  John,  23  Heriot  row 
Paterson,  Alex,  wine   merchant,  9  Bernard 

street — house,  21  Drummond  place 
Paterson,  Alex,  inspector  of  stamps  and  taxes, 

6  Waterloo  place 
Paterson,  Alexander,  Holly  lodge,  Trinity 
Paterson,  Alex.  F.  grocer,  39  Kirkgate,  Leith 

— house,  11  Glover  street 
Paterson,  Andrew,  C.A.  53  Frederick  street 

— ho.  10  Albany  street 
Paterson,  Archibald,  merchant,  2  Baxter's  pi. 
Paterson,  Daniel,  {H.  M.  Customs),  15  Cannon 

street,  Leith 
Paterson,  David  A.    {Cochrane^  P.  ^  Co.), 

Restalrig  park,  Restalrig  road,  Leith 
Paterson,  David  F.  agent,  5  Kerr  street 
Paterson,  D.   W.  {Lindsay  Sf  F.),  12  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Paterson,  David,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter, 

1  Thistle  street — house,  5  Howe  street 
Paterson,  Geo.  &  Son,  builders  and  asphalters, 

84  South  Clerk  street 
Paterson,  Geo.  of  Castle-Huntly,  advocate,  3 

Coates  crescent 
Paterson,  Geo.  pawnbroker,  1  Richmond  pi. 

— house,  3  Roxburgh  place 
Paterson,  Geo.  35  Minto  street 
Paterson,  Henry,  birdstufier  and  cage  maker, 

18  South  Frederick  street 
Paterson,  Hugh,  &  Co,  carpet  manufacturers, 

damask  and  chintz  warehouse,  77  South  br. 
Paterson,  Hugh,  plumber,  &c.  5  Elm  row 
Paterson,  Jas.  4  Montague  street 
Paterson,  James  N.  (Bank  of  Scotland),  35 

Minto  street 
Paterson,  James,  L.  W.  20  Seton  pi.  Grange 
Paterson,  James  (  Geo.  P.  and  Son),  2  Preston 

terrace 
Paterson,  James,  (Lands    Valuation  Office), 

6  W.  Preston  street 
Paterson,  Jas.  (P.  S^  Allan),  5  Lauriston  park 
Paterson,  James,  39  Barony  street 
Paterson,  James,  M.D.  17  St  Bernard's  cresc. 
Paterson,  John,  (P.  8f  Shidls),  architect,  13 

East  Preston  street 
Paterson,  J.  (^Dymock  ^  P.)  1  Dundas  street 


Paterson,  John,  watch  material  dealer,  150 
High  street— house,  4  Lord  Russell  place 

Paterson,  John,  dairy,  37  Duke  street,  Leith 

Paterson,  John,  inspector  of  lighting  and 
cleaning,  46  Findborn  place,  Grange 

Paterson,  John,  {Romanes  8f  P.),  13  Annan- 
dale  street 

Paterson,  John,  civil  engineer,  20  St  Andrew 
square  —ho.  27  Hope  terrace 

Paterson,  Maurice,  rector,  Free  Normal 
School,  12  Arniston  place 

Paterson,  Maurice,  bookbinder,  bookseller, 
stationer,  and  news  agent,  15  Broughton  st. 
— house,  31 

Paterson,  R.  architect  and  city  assessor,  Valu- 
ation of  Lands'  Act, — office,  6  Hanover  st. 
— house,  47  Grange  road 

Paterson,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  85  So. 
bridge — ho.  35  West  Nicolson  street 

Paterson,  Robt.  B.  jeweller,  3  Old  Broughton 

Paterson,  R.  B.  working  jeweller,  60  North 
bridge 

Paterson,  Robert,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  32  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 

Paterson,  Rob.  merchant,  118  Lauriston  pi. 

Paterson,  Robert,  engraver  on  wood,  18 
Lothian  street 

Paterson,  Rob.  lodgings,  1 9  Duke  street 

Paterson,  R.  Roy,  music  seller,  27  George  st. 
— house,  Viewpark,  Russell  pi.  Trinity 

Paterson,  Thomas,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit 
mercht.  5  E.  Register  street 

Paterson,  Thomas,  6  Saunders  street 

Paterson,  Thomas,  W.S.  4  India  street 

Paterson,  Thomas  {Customs),  Admiralty  st. 

Paterson,  Thos.  K.  jeweller, 24  Nicolson  street 

Paterson,  T.  letter-carrier,  6  Gardner's  cres. 

Paterson,  Thomas,  teacher  of  writing,  arith- 
metic, and  book-keeping,  9  E.  Thistle  street 

Paterson,  Wm.  bookseller,  74  Pr.nces  street — 
house,  23  Hope  terrace 

Paterson,  Wm.  A.  0.  advocate,  3  Frederick 
street 

Paterson,  W.  {F.  Richardson  S;  Co.),  10  Keir 
street 

Paterson,  William,  Royal  Princess  Theatre,  50 
Nicolson  street — house,  1 0  Hill  square 

Paterson,  William  {B.  L.  Co.'s  BL),  4  Regent 
terrace 

Paterson,  Wm.  greengrocer,  5  Melville  place 

Paterson,  William,  4  Ebenezer  mount 

Paterson,  Mrs  Alex.,  6  Argyle  place 

Paterson,  Mrs  Ann,  spirit-dealer,  10  Mans- 
field place 

Paterson,  Mrs  George,  21  Findborn  place 

Paterson,  Mrs  Henrietta,  coach  hirer,  10 
Elm  row 

Paterson,  Mrs  John,  grocer,  57  Leith  wynd 

Paterson,  Mrs  Maria,  lodgings,  3  Rutland 
street 

Paterson,  Mrs  Thomas,  48  Lothian  st, 

Paterson,  Mrs,  Wardie  villa 

Paters  op,  Mrs,  42  York  place 


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Paterson,  Mrs,  of  Castle  Huntly,  3  Coates  cres* 
Paterson,  Mrs,  of  Merryflats,  4  Carlton  st. 
Paterson,   Miss   A.    milliner   and  straw-hat 

maker,  53  and  54  High  street 
Paterson,  Miss  A.  fruiterer  and  confectioner, 

7  North  Pitt  street 
Paterson,  Miss  M.  Mackenzie,  23  Heriot  row 
Paterson,  Miss  Margaret,  23  Heriot  row 
Paterson,  Miss  Marjory,  dressmaker,  43  Earl 

Grey  street 
Paterson,  Miss  Mary,  11  Warriston  crescent 
Paterson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  21  Castle  street 
Paterson,  Miss,  44  Howe  street 
Paterson,  Miss,  23  Howe  street 
Paterson,  Misses,  Primrose  bank,  Trinity 
Paterson,  Violet,  spirit  dealer,  98  Kirkgate 
Patison,  Mrs,  2  William  street 
Patison,  Mrs,  1  London  street 
Patison,  Miss,  6  Huntly  street 
Paton,  Adam,  engineer,  millwright,  and  cylin- 
der printing  machine  maker,   Broughton 
market — house,  1  Broughton  place 
Paton,  Alex,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  28  South 

bridge 
Paton,  Alexander  G.  hoot  and  shoemaker,  24 
Hanover  street — house,  13  Frederick  street 
Paton,  Andrew,  violin  teacher,  50  South  bridge 
Paton,  Andrew,  brewer,  46  Pleasance 
Paton,  Hugh,  printer,  book  &  printseller,  pic- 
ture-cleaner, artists'  colourman,  carver  and 
gilder  to  the  Queen  and  to  the  late  Duchess 
of  Kent,   9  Princes   street — printing-office 
and  workshop.  Canal  street — house.  The 
Tower,  Portobello 
Paton,  James,  chimney  sweep,  6  Hamilton 

place,  Stockbridge 
Paton,   John,  {H.M.  New  Register  House) 

16  Meadow  place 
Paton,  John,  18  Drummond  street 
Paton,  Jos.  Noel,  R.S.A.  artist,  83  George  sq. 
Paton,  Robert,  baker,  23  Rose  street 
Paton,  Thos.  publisher,  bookseller,  stationer, 
and  printer,  7  S.  Hanover  street — printing- 
office,  13  George  street 
Paton,    Thomas,    metal   dealer   and  refiner 
Ironside  court,   93    Abbey  hill — house,    9 
Comely  green  place 
Paton,  Thomas  S.  advocate,  11  Forres  street 
Paton,  Walter,  cabinetmaker,  12  Brandon  st. 
Paton,  Walter,  Leith  mount 
Paton,  Wm.  coal  merchant,  43  Brunswick  st. 
Paton,  Mrs,  2  George  place 
Paton,  Miss,  56  Clerk  street 
Paton,  Miss,  31  Broughton  place 
Paton,  Mrs,  lodgings.  111  Princes  street 
Patrick,  M'Ewen,  &  Garment,  W.S.  32  Al- 
bany street 
Patrick,  Robert,  hatter,  153  High  street  and 

52  Cockburn  street 
Patrick,  Mrs  S.  23  Abercrombie  place 
Patten,  John,  W.S.  7  Drummond  place 
Patterson,  John  C.  {In,  Rev.)  25  Haddington 
place 


Patterson,  John,  1  Portland  place 
Patterson,  Thos.  (-4.  Bell  and  Son),  3  Rutland 

square 
Patterson,  W.  Greenoak,  bookseller,  4  North 

College  street 
Patterson,  Wm.  upholsterer,  valuator,  cabinet- 
maker, and  house  agent,  10  Queensferry 

street — ho.  8  Manor  place 
Patterson,  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer, 

194  Canongate — ho.  21  Blair  street 
Patterson,  Wm.  wood  carver,  15  East  Drum- 
mond street 
Patteson,  Matthew,  3  Lutton  place 
Pattison,  Edward,    die-sinker,   stamp-cutter, 

and  seal-engraver,  60  North  bridge 
Pattison,  G.  Handasyde,  advocate,  18  Duke 

street 
Pattison,  John,  W.S.  20  Talbot  place 
Pattison,  T.  H.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  39  London 

street 
Pattison,  Walter  G.  mercht.  35  Bernard  st. 

Leith — house,  Sunnyside  house,  Trinity 
Pattison,  Mrs  Thos.  Summer  lodge.  Trinity 
Pattison,  Miss,  14  Pitt  street 
Pattison,  Misses,  33  East  Claremont  street 
Patton,  George,  advocate,  30  Heriot  row 
Patton,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  Kerr  street 
PattuUo,  Miss,  38  Ann  street 
Patullo,  James  W.  drysalter,  spice  and  oil 

merchant,  58  Leith  street — ho.  41  Arthur 

street 
Paul,  A.  {Wilkie  and  P.)  4  Montgomery  st. 
Paul,  Rev.  John,  D.D.  13  George  square 
Paul,  John  (F.  and  P.),  42  West  Sciennes 

street 
Paul,  John,  carter,  16  Cable  wynd 
Paul,  Robert,  2  Bruntsfield  place 
Paul,  Robert,  assistant  keeper.  Museum  of 

Antiquities,   Eoyal   Institution,   42   Home 

street 
Paul,  Thos.  newspaper  reporter,  33  Montague 

street 
Paul,  Thomson,  W.S.  14  Broughton  place 
Paul,  William,  writer,  3  Downie  place 
Paulin,  Geo.,  cabinetmaker,  furniture  dealer, 

and  funeral  undertaker,  32  and  42  Jamaica 

street 
Paxton,  George,  boiler  roanufacturer.  Sala- 
mander street,  Leith 
Paxton,    Jas.     shoemaker,    Oakfield   house, 

Arthur  street 
Paxton,  Moses,  1  St  James'  square 
Paxton,  M.  grocer,  4  Fox  lane,  Leith 
Paxton,  S.  6  Glover  street 
Paxton,  William,  plain  and  decorative  house 

painter,  1  Abercromby  place 
Paxton,  Wm.  (/.  Fulton  and  Co.),  Pleasance 

brewery 
Paxton,  Mrs,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  6 

Coatfield  lane 
Paxton,  Miss,  ladies'  school,  28  Rutland  st. 
Payne,  Theodore,  spirit  mer.  2  Infirmary  st, 

•—house,  i  8  Brown  street 


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Per 


Peace  &  Co.  agents  for  the  goods  traffic  of  the 

E.  &  G.  and  S.  C.  railways — offices  at  Edin. 

Leith,  and  Granton  railway  stations 
Peace,  Jas.  (-P.   §•  Co.),  18  E.  Claremont  st. 
Peacock  Brothers,  lithographers,  printers,  & 

window  ticket  writers,  1  Milne  square 
Peacock,   Adam,   tobacco   manufacturer,    54 

Shore — house,  10  Wellington  place 
Peacock,  Adam,  2  Lauriston  terrace 
Peacock,  Andrew,  tobacco  manufactr.  10  High 

street — house,  5  Lauriston  park 
Peacock,   David,  ship  and  insurance  agent, 

12  Dock  street 
Peacock,  Hugh,  messenger,  Clydesdale  Bank, 

George  street 
Peacock,    Robert,  victual  dealer,    13   West 

Maitland  street 
Peacock,  T.  B.  com.  agent,  2  Montgomery  st. 

— house,  1  Annandale  street 
Peacock,  William  {W.  F.  Skene  &  P.),  18 

Hill  street — house,  34  Great  King  street 
Peacock,  E.  &  M.  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

51  Home  street 
Peacock,  Mrs  G.  lodgings,  47  Castle  street 
Peacock,  Mrs  Henry,  lodgings,  73  George  st. 
Peacock,  Mrs,  manufacturer  in  human  hair, 

SO  South  bridge 
Peacock,  Miss,  17  Findhorn  place 
Pearce,  Wm.   H.   com.   traveller,   28  Talbot 

place 
Pearce,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  16  Jamaica  street 
Pears,  Jas.  7  Fingal  place 
Pearson  &  Robertson,  W.S.  17  Royal  circus 
Pearson,  Adam,  22  Blackford  road 
Pearson,    Charles    &   David,   actuaries    and 

accountants,  128  George  street 
Pearson,  E.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  85  South 

back  of  Canongate — ho.  71 
Pearson,  George,  2  Hope  park  square 
Pearson,  James,  printer,  16  Brougham  street 
Pearson,  John,  baker,  3  E.  Register  street 
Pearson,  Thomas,  2  Westerhall,  Meadows 
Pearson,  Thos.  road  contractor,  Powburn 
Pearson,  Thomas,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue, 

11  Norton  place 
Pearson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4    Rosemount 

buildings 
Pearson,  Miss  A.  12  Darnav^ay  street 
Peaston,  Alex,  jeweller,  51  North  bridge 
Peaston,  Miss  E.  dressmaker,  4  Cannon  St. 
Peat,  Captain,  R.N.  Viewforth  house 
Peat,  John,  30  Haddington  place 
Peat,  Mrs,  2  Montague  street 
Peat,  Mrs,  1 1  Lynedoch  place 
Peattie,  Alex.,  baker,  2  Market  street — ho.  3 
Peattie,  D.  &  A.  dentists,  6  Rankeillor  street 
Peattie,  John,  12  Bellevue  crescent 
Peattie,  John,   working    man's    refreshment 

rooms,  39  North  bridge  st. 
Peck,  Mrs  F,,  16  East  Adam  street 
Peddie  and  Kinnear,  architects,  3  South  Char- 
lotte street 
Peddie,  Alex.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  15  Rutland  st. 


Peddie,  Alexander,  W-S.  {J.  and  A.  Peddie) 

Chalmers'  street 
Peddie,  Donald  Smith,  C.A.  1  George  street — 
ho.  North  Trinity  house.  Trinity 

Peddie,  J.  and  A.,  W.S.  6  Queen  street 

Peddie,  James,  W.S.  {J.  and  A.  Peddie)^ 
Chalmers'  street 

Peddie,  James,  jun.  {Wylie  ^  P.,  C.E.), 
Chalmers'  street 

Peddie,  James,  printer,  2  Nicolson  square 

Peddie,  Jas.  city  mission.  36  W.  Norton  pi. 

Peddie,  John  Dick  (P.  and  Kinnear)^  21 
Claremont  crescent 

Peddie,  Robert,  painter  and  paperhanger,  3 
Duke  st.  Leith — ho.  2  Thomson's  place 

Peddie,  R.  &  Co.,  manufacturers  of  iron  and 
Virire  fences,  agricultural  implements,  &c., 
132  George  street — works,  5  &  6  Fountain- 
bridge 

Peddie,  Robert,  (i?.  P.  S^  Co.)  Grange  Bank 
house 

Peddie,  Thomas,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 
15  Brown  street 

Peddie,  Rev.  William,  D.D.  57  George  sq. 

Peddie,  William,  11  Lauriston  park 

Peden,  Mrs,  16  Gayfield  square 

Pedie,  Wm.  sheriff-officer,  297  High  street 

Peebles,  A.  and  R.  cabinet  makers  and  up- 
holsterers, 4  and  6  Clyde  street 

Peebles,  John  G.  C,  S.S.C,  16  Scotland  st. 

Peebles,  Thomas,  hairdresser,  14  Home  st. 

Pelican  Life  Assurance  Company — office, 
11  Duke  street — Agents,  John  M'Culloch 
(JS.  L.  Co.'s  Bank,  office,  1 1  Duke  st.),  and 
Murray  &  Beith,  50  Castle  st. — See  Adv. 

PenflreighjGeo.  [J,  Sf  G.P.)40  Drummond  pi. 

Pendreigh,  J.  &  G.  corn  merchants,  135  Con- 
stitution street 

Pendridge,  John  (  G. P.- O.),  22  St  Leonard  st. 

Pendiigh,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  North 
St  James'  street 

Pendrigh,  William,  family  linen  Vfarehouse, 
Assembly  rooms,  54  George  st. 

Penman,  Alexander,  wholesale  warehouse- 
man, Drummond  st.  court,  6  Drummond  et= 

Penman,  David,  commercial  traveller,  141 
Causeyside 

Penman,  John,  grocer,  42  Giles'  street 

Penman,  John,  spirit  merch.  10  Gibb's  entry 

Pennycuik,  J.  spirit  dealer,  150  Causeyside 

Penlland,  D.  working  jeweller,  58  North 
Hanover  street 

Pentland,  Young,  jun.  (P.  Sf  Son),  13  Spence's 
place,  Leith 

Pentland,  Y.  J.  &  Son,  coopers  and  stave  mer- 
chants, 13  Spence's  place,  Leith 

Pentland,  Miss,  56  North  Castle  street 

Pentzlin  and  M'Adie,  veneer  and  wood  mer- 
chants, Mint,  So.  Gray's  close,  56  High  st. 

Pentzlin,  August,  (P.  and  M'-Adie)  Melville 
terrace 

Pentzlin,  Ludwig,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  63 
George  street 


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Peploe,  Rob.  L.  general  superintendent  of 

branches,  (C^.  of  S.)  5  Royal  terrace 
Perasso,  F.  interpreter  of  Italian  and  French^ 

8  Queen's  place,  Greenside  row 
Perigal,  A.  landscape  painter,  7  Oxford  ter. 
Perks,  Geo.  10  Rosebank  cottages 
Peter,  David,  12  Clyde  street  lane 
Peterkin,  Mrs,  5  Deanhaugh  street 
Peters,   Alex.  M.  plumber  and  gasfitter,  13 

Dundas  street 
Peters,  James,  3  Hope  park  crescent 
Peters,  William,  house  agent,  coal  and  lime 
merchant,  depot,  N.  B.  Railway,  N.  Bridge 
— house,  6  Union  place — See  Adv. 
Peterson  Brothers  &  Co.  general  commission 

merchants,  Allison's  place 
Peterson,  John  {Peterson  Bro.  Sf  Co.),  IS 

Buccleuch  place 
Peterson,  Magnus  M.  (^Peterson  Bro,  (h  Co.), 

31  Buccleuch  place 
Peterson,  Rev.  Peter,  26  St  Leonard  street 
Petley,  Major  M'Leod,  1  Albert  terrace 
Petrie,  Philp,  and  Co.  wine  merchants  and 

rectifiers,  1  Fyfe  place 
Petrie,  Gavin,  gen.  merchant,  122  West  port 
Petrie,  Gavin,  upholsterer,  undertaker,  and 

house  agent,  15  Home  street 
Petrie,  Geo.  accountant,  27  Cockburn  street 
Petrie,  Jas.  shoemaker,  68  Broughton  street 
Petrie,  Stephen  F.  3  Pilrig  street 
Petrie,  Mrs,  6  St  Vincent  street 
Pettie,  David,  manufacturer  of  hosiery,  316 

Lawnmarket — ho.  15  Brown  street 
Pettet,  Mrs,  8  Montague  street 
Petty,  Wm.  14  Nicolson  square 
Pharmaceutical,  Society — secretary,  John 

Mackay,  119-a  George  street 
Phemister,  Robert,  wright,  20  Lauriston  st. 
Philip,  Alex,  writer,  7  Rankeillor  street 
Philip,  John,  wood  merchant,  29  Junction  st. 
Philip,  Robt.,  mer.,  Old  Church  wharf,  Leith 
Philip,  Rev.  Robert,  A.M.  2  South  Gray  street 
Philip,  Robt.  spirit  dealer,  3  St  Vincent  st. 
Philip,  Wm.  baker,  1  Leggat's  land 
Phillips,  John,  17  Elm  row 
Phillips,  William,  (^Coni.  Bank)  13  Annandale 

street 
Phillips,  Mrs,  85  Great  King  street 
Philosophical  Institution,  4  Queen  street 
— Henry  Bowie,  secy.;  A.  Tod,  librarian. 
The  newsroom  open  every  lawful  day  from 
8  A.M.  till  10  P.M.     The  library  open  from 
i      9.30  A.M.  till  9.30  P.M. 
Philp's  Cockburn  hotel,  1  Cockburn  street 
Philp,  Andrew  {Coc/iburn  Hotel),  3  Seafield 

row,  Leith 
Philp,  Wm.  T.  Merchiston  lodge,  Merchiston 
Philp,  Mrs  J.  1  Fyfe  place 
Philpot,  James,  2  Buccleuch  place 
Phimister,  Mrs,  and  Miss  Duff,  ladies'  board- 
ing school,  ]  Arniston  place 
Phin,  C.  &  A.  fishing  tackle  manufacturers,  80 
Princes  street— house,  9  Thistle  street 


Phin,  John,  S.S.C.  13  Heriot  row 

Phin,  Miss,  2  Windsor  street 

Phipps,  T.,  Property  and  Income  Tax  office, 

6  Waterloo  place — house,  9  Laverock  bank 

terrace 
Phipps,  Mrs,  12  James'  place.  Links,  Leith 
Phcenix  Fire  Assurance  Company — Agents, 

John  M'Culloch,  oi' B.  L.  Co.'sbank,  (office, 

11   Duke  street;)  W.  S.  Muir,  34   North 

bridge ;    Rhenius    and    Lawrie    {late   R. 

Allan  and  Co.),  4-A  St  Andrew  sq.;  H.  G. 

Watson,  3  N.  St  David  street;  William 

Muir,  Vi^et  dock,  Leith — See  Adv. 
Photographic  rooms,  146  Princes  street 
Photographic  Society  of  Scotland — hon.  sec. 

T.  B.  Johnstone,  4  St  Andrew  square 
Picken,  David,  goods  agent,  East  Coast  rail- 
ways, 8  Chapel  street 
Picken,  Thomas,  1  Albany  street,  Leith 
Picken,  William,    clock  and    watch  maker, 

9  Melbourne  place 
Pickford  and   Co.  carriers,  contractors,  and 

railway  agents,  Meuse  lane 
Pigott,  Mrs  Smyth,  20  Hov/ard  place 
Pike,  Wm.  silk  mercer  and  draper,  3  Hanover 

street — house,  10  Hanover  street 
Filkington,  Frederick  T.  architect — chambers, 

2  Hill  street 
Pillans,  H.  and  J.  printers,  6  James'  court — 

house,  17  Seton  place.  Grange 
Pillans,  Hugh  Scott  (  City  oj  Glasgow  Bank), 

31  South  Clerk  street 
Pillans,  J.  F.  2  East  Newington  place 
Pillans,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  31  S. 

Clerk  street 
Pillans,   Robert,   London  pianoforte  rooms, 

30  Hanover  street 
Pillans,  Mrs,  2  East  Newington  place 
Pillans,  Miss  Jessie,  30  Hanover  street 
PiLLAu  Steam  Office,  J.  Currie  &  Co.  34 

Bernard  street 
Pinkerton,  Benjamin,  dairyman.  Patriot  hall 
Pinkerton,  Mrs  John,  18  Castle  street 
Pinkerton,  Miss,  22  Scotland  street 
Pirie,  Jas.  {Customs),  Bathfield 
Pirie,  Rev.  John,  2  Findhorn  place 
Pirret,  James,  56  Clerk  street 
Pirret,  John,  grocer,  38  Clerk  street — ho.  81 
Pirret,  Thomas,  grocer,  2  Marmion  terrace 
Pirrie,  David,  &  Co.  wrights,  14  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Pirrie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  34  Castle  street 
Pitbladdo,  James,  clerk  of  works,  35  Wright's 

houses 
Pitcairn,  A.  Y.,  W.S.,  37  London  street 
Pitcairn,  W.  F.  19  Forth  street 
Pitcairn,  Mrs,  9  Northumberland  street 
Pitcairn,  Miss,  14  Howe  street 
Pitcairn,  Miss,  30  York  place 
Pitman,  Frederick,  W.S.  {J.  and  F.  Ander- 
son), 10  Alva  street 
Pitman,  Mrs  General,  36  Moray  place 
Pittendrigh,  Rev.  George,  8  Spittal  street 


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Plate  Glass  Insurance  Company,  1  Hanover 
street,  W.  Lambert,  manager. — See  Adv. 

Player,  John,  coach-hirer,  32  Northumber- 
land street,  and  Tanfield 

Playfair,  Lyon,  C.B.  14  Abercrombly  place 
and  University 

Playfair,  Misses,  4  North  Charlotte  street 

Plenderleath,  Mrs,  6  Windmill  street 

Plenderleith,  Miss,  29  Broughton  place 

Plimer  &  Son,  masons,  25  Buccleuch  st. 

Pluramer,  Alexander,  flesher,  47  Home  street 

Plummer,  Jo.  1  and  2  Middle  market — ho. 
35  Lauriston  place 

Pole,  Jas.  shipmaster,  2  Portland  ter.  Leith 
.  Police,  County-office,  County  buildings 
'pLicE  Office,  Police  Chambers,  High  street, 
and  18  Charlotte  street,  Leith 

.'oUexfen,  James  R.,  W.S.  6  India  street 

Pollock,  Peter,  and  Son,  veterinary  surgeons, 
83  Rose  street — house,  2  Frederick  street 

Pollock,  Peter,  hosier  and  glover,  94  Nicol- 
son  street 

Pollock,  William,  solicitor,  3  N.  St  Andrew 
street — bouse,  17  Carlton  terrace 

Pollock,  Wm.  Geo.  agent  for  L.  P.  &  P.  Co. 
6  Roxburgh  place 

Pollock,  Mrs  John,  3  West  Preston  street 

Poison  and  Falconer,  paper  rulers  and  book- 
binders, 12  Royal  Exchange 

Pond,  Mrs  E.  81  Clerk  street 

Ponds,  Mrs  Jos.  lodgings,  8  Hope  ter.,  Leith 

Ponsonby,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Barony  st. 

Ponton,  George,  baker,  10  St  Vincent  street 

Ponton,  Miss,  Russell  place,  Trinity 

Poole,  Alex,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  47 
Broughton  street 

Poor,  Board  of  Supervision  for  Relief  of  the, 
125  George  Street 

Poor's  Rate  Office,  4  Forrest  road — John 
Mackay,  collector 

Pope,  James,  &  Sons,  wine  merchants,  23 
Charlotte  st.  Leith — house.  Junction  house 

Porteous,  A.  &  A.  curriers  and  leather  mer- 
chants, GuUand's  close  and  36  Rose  st. 
—house,  17  Montague  street 

Porteous,  Alex,  farmer.  West  Merchiston 

Porteous,  Alex,  asphalter,  36  Leith  walk— ho. 
17  Elm  row 

Porteous,  G.  grocer,  86  Crosscausey 

Porteous,  Jas.  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 
4.4  Nicolson  street 

Porteous,  Jas.  S.,  S.S.C.  agent  for  the  Queen 
Insurance  Company,  4  Scotland  street 

Porteous,  James,  teacher,  19  Gayfield  square 

Porteous,  Jas.  teacher  of  music,  11  Drum- 
raond  street 

Porteous,  James,  spirit  merchant,  100  Rose  st. 

Porteous,  John,  corn  mercht.  106  Lauriston 
place 

Porteous,  John  D.  H.  city  missionary,  4  Gal- 
loway's entry,  53  Canongate 

Porteous,  John  R.  trimming  merchant  and 
stay  manufacturer,  29  Nicolson  street 


Porteous,  William,  writer,  87  George  street 
Porteous,  William,  baker,  2  Union  street — ho. 

3  Antigua  street 
Porteous,  Wm.  junior,  baker,  15  Calton  street 

— ho.  35  Leith  street 
Porteous,  Wm.   painter,   7  Baker's  place- 
house,  5  Kerr  street 
Porteous,  Mrs  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

1  Heriot  mount 
Porteous,  Mrs,  5  Macken?ie  place 
Porteous,  Mrs,  housekeeper.  Gallon  Conven- 
ing hall,  23  Calton  hill 
Porteous,  Miss,  8  AthoU  place 
Porteous,  Misses,  16  St  Vincent  street 
Porter,  James,  fruiterer  and  green  grocer,  16 

N.-W.  Circus  place 
Porter,  Martin,  circulating  library,  bookseller, 

stationer,  and  news  agent,  42  Howe  street 
Porter,  Thos.  wright.  West  Northumberland 

street — house,  9  Jamaica  street 
Porterfield,  Jn.  H.  gardener.  Upper  Hermitage 
PoRT-HoPETOUN  Foundry,  66  Fountainbr. 
Post-Office,  General,  Waterloo  place,  and 

103  Constitution  street,  Leith 
Pott,  Misses,  9  Howard  place 
Pottage,  John  C.  homoeopathic  chemist,  99 

Princes  st. — ho.  1 1  Lothian  rd. — See  Adv. 
Pottie,  Mrs  James,  3  Montague  street 
Pottie,  Grace,  tobacconist,  4  Drummond  st. 
Pottinger,  James,  grocer,  1  Cable  wynd 
Potts,  Geo.  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  32 

Frederick  street 
Potts,  G.  H.  painter  &  decorator,  92  Princes 

street — house,  71  Bristo  street 
Potts,  T.  depute  clerk  of  Session,  3  Register 

office — house,  21  Broughton  place 
Potts,  William  and  Henry,   wholesale  mer- 
chants, Port-Hopetoun  warehouses 
Potts,  William  {W.  S^  H.  Potts),  23  Gilmore 

place 
Pourie,  John,  &  Sons,  coopers,  10  Sandport 

street — house,  5  Madeira  street 
Pow,  James,  surgeon,  12  Dundas  street 
Powell,  Frederick  W.  {Duncan,  Flockhart,  d- 

Powell),  3  Vanburgh  place 
Powell,  G.  W.  {Super.  C.  Rail.)  Lothian  road 

station — ho.  3  Ladyfield  place 
Powell,  J.  clubmaster,  14  Queen  street 
Powrie,  John,  pig  dealer.  Water  of  Leith 
Prain,  H.  D.  actuary,  {Scot.  Union  Insurance 

office),  1  Lutton  place  ' 

Pratt,  Robert,  tailor,  44  South  bridge 
Preacher,  John,  11  S.  St  James'  street 
Prentice,  Arch,  tailor  and  clothier,  3  Alison's 

place 
Prentice,  John,  auctioneer,  Tollcross 
Prentice,  J.  Glass,  21  Howard  place 
Prentice,  Robert,  house  painter — Temperance 

hotel,  7  Milne  square 
Prentice,  Robert,  Temperance  cofFee-house,  5 

Milne  square 
Prerauer,  S.  working  cabinetmaker  &  joiner, 

10  High  street 


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Prescot,  Thomas,  gun  polisher,  5  North  St 

James'  street 
Presenter  of  Signatures  office.  Parliament  sq. — 
hours,  10  to  1;  Saturdays,  10  to  12;  va- 
cation, 11  to  12. 
Presgrave,  Mrs  Jane,  16  Broughton  place 
Preshaw,  Allan,  gardener,  Orphan  hospital 
Preshaw,  John,  waiter,  168  Rose  street 
Preston,  Capt.  Henry  Lindsay,  E.N.,  27  St 

Andrew  square 
Preston,  Mrs,  51  Broughton  street 
Pretaell,  Miss  Margaret,  126  Lauriston  place 
Pridie,  .James  D.  surgeon,  29  South  Clerk  st. 
Pridie,  Peter  Hamden,  W.S.  44  Minto  street 
Pridie,  Robert,  M.D.  9  Roxburgh  street 
Prime  Gilt  office,  4-a  Commercial  place 
Primrose,  Hon.  B.  F.  22  Moray  place 
Primrose,  John,  coal  merchant,  34  Whitfield 

place — ho.  3  Crown  street 
Prince  of  Wales  hotel,  44  &  46  West  Register 

street 
Prince  of  Wales  Operetta  House,  Waterloo 

rooms — R.  H.  Wyndham,  lessee 
Pringle  &  Inglis,  smiths  and  axle  makers^ 

York  lane 
Pringle,  A.  grocer  and  spirit  deal,  35  Clerk  st. 

— ho.  3  St  Leonard  lane 
Pringle,  Andrew,  Fenwick  villa,    St    Cathe- 
rine's place,  Grange 
Pringle,  George,  14  Rutland  street 
Pringle,  J.  {Edin.  Rope   Co.')^  3  Hermitage 

place,  Leith 
Pringle,  James,  linen  draper,  42  North  bridge 
Pringle,  James,  2  E.  Broughton  place 
Pringle,  John,  com.  lodgings,  4  Calton  hill 
Pringle,  John,  59  York  place 
Pringle,  John,  Calton  refreshment  rooms,  3 

Calton  street — ho.  4  Calton  hill 
Pringle,  John,  Scottish  Implement  Depot,  1 

Victoria  street 
Pringle,  John,  40  N.  Richmond  street 
Pringle,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

Dock  place,  Leith— ho.  43  Bridge  street 
Pringle,  Mark,  Upton  cottage,  Newington 
Pringle,  Robert,  W.S.  6  Maitland  street 
Pringle,  Thomas,  mercht.  19  Pitt  street 
Pringle,  Thos.  27  Montague  street 
Pringle,  Wm.  &  Co.  corn  merchts.  16  Grass- 
market 
Pringle,  Wm.  cowfeeder,  4  Elbe  street 
Pringle,  William,  33  Dick  place 
Pringle,  Mrs  Jas.  grocer,  15  St  Leonard's  hill 
Pringle,  Mrs  W.  A.  6  Randolph  cliff 
Pringle,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  78 

Canongate 
Pringle,  Mrs,  9  Wharton  place 
Pringle,  Miss,  24  Nelson  street 
Pringle,  Misses,  5  Mansionhouse  road 
Pringle,  Misses,  3  Randolph  cliff 
Prison  Managers,  H.M.  for  Scotland,  office, 

1 1  Melbourne  place 
Pritty,  John,  printer,  28  Barony  street 
Pritty,  John,  manager  of  the  South  bridge 


Pawnbroking  Co. — ho.  32  East  Preston  st. 

— See  Adv. 
Pkivy  Seal  Office,  1 9  Register  house — (2  to  3, 

Saturdays  from  11  to  12) — Alexander  Mur- 
doch, sub.-keeper 
Privy  Seal,  writer  to  the,  A.  Carnegy  Ritchie, 

advocate,  8  Broughton  place 
Proctor,   Adam,    plumber    and    gasfitter,    8 

Church  lane — house,  7  Dean  street 
Profit,  Mrs  Alex.  13  Salisbury  street 
Property  &  Income  Tax  Office,  6  Waterloo 

place — J.  Balfour,  W.S.  clerk  to  Comrs. 
Protestant    Institute  of  Scotland— J.   A. 

Wylie,  LL.D.  professor,   17  George    IV. 

bridge 
Proud,  Peter,  jeweller,  2  North  bridge 
Proud,  Mrs,  grocer,  98  Pleasance 
Proudfoot  &   Gourlay,  joiners  and  under- 
takers, Morningside 
Proudfoot,  David,  burgh  surveyor  of  streets 

and  buildings,  60  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Proudfoot,  James,  8  Parkside  street 
Proudfoot,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

12  W.  Newington — ho.  34  East  Preston  st. 
Proudfoot,  R.  shoemaker,  1 1  Davie  street 
Proudfoot,  Thomas,  5  Fyfe  place 
Proudfoot,  W.  {G.  P.-O.)  11  Drummond  st. 
Proudfoot,  Mies  M.  dressmaker,  1  Morningside 

place 
Proudfoot,  Miss,  dressmaker,  1 1  Davie  street 
Proven,  David,  Balmoral  hotel,  91  Princes 

street 
Provest,  Mrs,  lodgings,  34  Dundas  street 
Provident  Clerks'  Mutual  Life  Assurance 

and   Benevolent   Fund — A.   Paterson,    55 

Frederick  street,  and   William    Gray,    10 

Montgomery  street,  agents 
Provident  Life  Insurance  Office,  33   Ber- 
nard street — Walter  Simpson,  agent 
Provident    Life    Office_J.    H.    Stott,    12 

Niddry  st.  agent 
Provident  Life  Office,  7  North  St  David  st. 

— S.  E.  Trotter,  agent 
Provincial  Insurance  Co.  146  Princes  st. 
Pryde,   David,   M.A.   lecturer    on    English 

literature  in  the  School  of  Arts — house,  23 

London  street 
Pryde,   James,   teacher   of  mathematics,    50 

South  bridge 
Pullar,  David,  house-carpenter  and  builder. 

Freer  street.  West  Fountainbridge 
Pullar,  James  Y.,  S.S.C.  10  Union  street 
Pullar,  John,  and  Son,  dyers  and  cleaners  to 

the  Queen,  23  Waterloo  place 
Punton,  Jn.  shipmaster,  37  Couper  st.  Leith 
Purcell,  E.  bill  poster,  21  Advocates'  close 
Purdie,   Bonnar,  &  Carfrae,   house  painters 

and  decorators,  77  George  street 
Purdie,   James,   furnishing    ironmonger,    23 

Leith  street — ho.  2  Wellington  pi.  Leith 
Purdie,  John,  London  pianoforte  and  music 

warehouse,  83  Princes  street — house,  42 

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Purdie,  Christina,  toy  wareho.  132  Princes  st. 
Purdie,  Misses^  25  Pitt  street 
Purnell,  Henry,  engineer,  successor  to  Geo. 
Haden  &  Co.  patentee  and  manufacturer  of 
warm  water  apparatus,  and  manufacturer 
of  warm  air  stoves,  35  So.  Castle  street 
Purves,  Alex,  smith,  13  Deanhaugh  street 
Purves,  D.  spirit  merchant,  32  Pitt  street 
Purves,  George  A.  teacher,  5Q  India  street 
Purves,  James,  lodgings,  57  Hanover  street 
Purves,  John,  warehouseman,  15  Hart  street 
Purves,  Peter,  paperhanging  warehouse,  26 

Greenside  place — ho.  58  Broughton  st. 
Purves,  Robert,  writer,  7  St  Bernard's  row 
Purves,  Robert,  18  Leopold  place 
Purves,  Thos.  gardener,  Arthur  st.  Leith  walk 
Purves,  Thomas,  lodgings,  19  Albany  street 
Purves,  WiUiam,  and  Co.  clothiers  to  the  Queen, 

76  George  street 
Purves,   Wm.  &  Son,  clothiers  and  hatters,  1 

St  Andrew  sq. — ho.  9  Middleby  street 
Purves,  William,  clerk,  7  Crichton  street 
Purves,  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  No.  Frederick  st. 
Purvis,  Joseph,  11  Melbourne  pi. 
Purvis,  Robert  R.  4  St  Colme  street 
Pyle,  George  H.  19  Rankeillor  street 
Pyper,  Hamilton,  advocate,  15  Royal  crescent 
Pyper,  John,  agent,  37  Scotland  street 

Queen  Insurance  Co.  for  Home  and  Foreign 
Fire  and  Life  Insurance  and  Annuities — 
Resident  sec.  James  W.  Wordie,  S.S.C.  68 
George  st.  Agents — W.  White  Millar, 
S.S.C.  8  Bank  st.;  Alex.  Peddle,  W.S. 
6  Queen  st.;  James  S.  Porteous,  S.S.C.  4 
Scotland  St.;  John  Smart,  S.S.C.  11  Queen 
St.;  Henry  Cochrane,  84  Lauriston  pi. — 
See  Adv. 
Queensland  Government  Emigration  Office, 

37  George  st. — J.  P.  Oliver,  agent 
Quigley,  Patrick,  furniture  dealer  and  trunk 

manufacturer,  18  Blair  street — ho.  42 
Quigley,  Mrs  James,  32  Dundas  street 
Quiller,  Francis  (N.B.R.),  3  Forbes  street 
Quin,  W.  china  and  glass  deal.  83  Canongate 
Quinn,  Daniel,  clothier,  27  St  Mary's  wynd 

Rae,  Alexander,  grocer,  3  and  4  Glanville 

place — house,  7  Mary  place 
Rae,  David,  builder,  1 1  Brandon  street 
Rae,  George,   grocer  and  victual  dealer,  43 

Dundas  street — ho.  25  Pitt  street 
Rae,  George,  coachmaker,  59  Cumberland  st. 
Piae,  Henry,  silk  mercer  and  draper,  7  and  8 

Spring  gardens — house,  1 1  Brandon  street 
Rae,  James,  superintendent.  Dean  cemetery 

— house.  Dean 
Rae,  John,  5  Glanville  place 
Rae,  Robert,  plumber,  25  St  James'  square 
Rae,  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  5  Allan  street 
Rae,  Rev.  Wm.  9  Henry  st. 
Rae,  Mrs,  Laverock  bank.  Trinity 
Rae,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4  West  Adam  street 


Raeburn,  James,  portmanteau  &  trunk  manu- 
facturer, 5  South  St  Andrew  street — house, 
7  North  St  David  street 
Raeburu,  James  S.   hatter  and  hosier,   107 

George  street — house,  2 1  Pitt  street 
Raeburn,  John,  &  Son,  brokers,  243  and  245 

Cowgate 
Raeburn,  John,  traveller,  9  New  street 
Raeburn,  John  {W.  §•.  J.  R.),  4  Graham  st. 
Raeburn,  John  P.  accountant,  21  Pitt  street 
Raeburn,  Robert  R.  architect,  21  Pitt  street 
Raeburn,  W.  &  J.  brewers,  12  Mei-chant  st. 
Raeburn,  Wm.  (  }V.  (§■  J.  R.)  Eastfield  House, 

Portobello  road 
Raeburn,  W.  wine  &  spirit  dealer,  539  Castle 

hill  and  343  High  st. 
Raeburn,  Wm.  flesher,  8  E.  Sciennes  street — 

ho,  8  Canning  place 
RafFerty,  Peter,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

30  and  34  Blair  st.  and  233  Cowgate 
Raffin,  Wm.  builder.  Clerk  street  cottage 
Ragged  Industrial  School,  24  King  st.  Leith ;  i 
Jas.  Gregor,  sup.,  Mrs  Davidson,  matron  I 
Railway,  Caledonian — station,  Lothian  road  i 
Railway,  Dalkeith  Branch  of  N.  British,  St  ' 
Leonard's  ' 

Railway  Directory  office,  12  Elder  st. 
Railway,  Edinburgh  &  Glasgow — stations, 

Waverley  bridge  and  Shore,  Leith 
Railway,  North  British — offices.  Canal  st.  & 
4  Princes  St.,  Thos.  K.  Rowbotham,  gene- 
ral managisr;  James  Nairne,  secretary;  W.  ■ 
Hardie,  goods  manager;  James  M'Laren,; 
passenger  superintendent ;  station,  Waver- 
ley bridge 
Railway  Passengers'  Assurance  Office,  4-a  St 
Andrew  square — Rhenius  &  Laurie,  agents 
Raimes,  Blanshards,  &  Co.  agents,  wholesale^ 
druggists,    and    manufacturing    chemists,  I 
17  Smith's  place  ~  I 

Raimes,  Richd.  {R.  Sf  Co.).,  Bonnington  park  i 
Eainie,  Robert,  C.A.  and  actuary,  (sec.  LiJ'e'. 
Association  of  Scotland,  82  Princes  st.) — ho.  i 
22  Dick  place  i 

Rainy„  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.  5  Castle  terrace  | 
Rait,  John,  confectioner,  15  Charles  street  j 
Raleigh,  Samuel,  manager,  Scottish  Widows  i 

Society,  30  George  sq. 
Ralston,  Mrs,  trimming  wareho.  42  Kirkgate 
Ralston,   Mrs  Waddell,  of  Balquhatston,  40 

Queen  street 
Ramage,  Alex.  Park  place 
Ramage,  Alex,  letter-carrier,  26  Carnegie  st. 
Ramage,  Alex,  teacher,  18  Rankeillor  st. 
Ramage,  Alex,  victual  dealer,  37  Bridge  st. 
Ramage,  David,  tobacco  manufacturer,  116 

High  street 
Ramage,   James,   stoneware   and    rag    mer- 
chant, 74  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Ramage,  J.  wright  and  undertaker,  206  Rose 

street 
Ramage,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  3  &  4 
Albert  place — house,  54  India  street 


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Ramage,  Johtij  bookbinder  and  stationer,  29 

North  bridge 
Ramage,  Peter, brassfounder,  Victoria  terrace 
Ramage,  Mrs  Robt.,  27  Howe  st. 
Ramage,  Mrs,  cowfeeder,  8  South  Niddry  st. 
Ramage,  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  East  Adam  street 
Ramage,  Mrs,  Park  place  house 
Rampini,  Charles,  10  Gloucester  place 
Rampling,  J.  Waterloo  hotel  and  Waterloo 

rooms,  23  and  24  Waterloo  place 
Ramsay,  Alex,  manager,   Water    Co.  Green- 
bill  park 
Ramsay,  Alex,  coal  mercht.  30  Rutland  sq. 
Ramsay,  Andrew,  builder,  5  Forbes  street 
Ramsay,  the  Very  Rev.  EdvvardB.,LL.D.,  23 

Ainslie  place 
Ramsay,  George,  manager,  Scottish  Union  In- 
surance CoTnpany,  12  Alva  street 
Ramsay,  James,  writer,  searcher  of  records, 

&c.  1  Claremont  place 
Ramsay,  James,  lodgings,  3  Maitland  place, 

Newhaven 
Ramsay,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

53  Lauriston  place — ho.  1  Archibald  pi. 
Ramsay,  James,  23  Lauriston  street 
Ramsay,  John,  &  Sons,  pianoforte  wareroom, 

65  Hanover  street— house,  11  Calton  hill 
Ramsay,  John,  superintendent  of  slaughter 

houses,  4  Semple  street 
Ramsay,  John,  69  Cumberland  st. 
Ramsay,  John,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

11  St  Mary's  wynd 
Ramsay,  John,  tailor,  28  William  street 
Ramsay,  John  W.  wine  merchant.  Wet  docks 

— house,  12  Alva  street 
Ramsay,  Philip,  tailor,  28  Heriot  buildings 
Ramsay,  Robert,  smith,  307  Cowgate 
Ramsay,  Thos.  baker,  14  High  st.  and  26  S. 

Hanover  St. — ho.  11  Melbourne  pi. 
Ramsay,  William,  slater  and  glazier,  St  Ste- 
phen street — house,  18  St  Vincent  street 
Ramsay,  W.  tailor  and  clothier,  21  Earl  Grey 

St. — ho.  21  Gardner's  crescent 
Ramsay,  Mrs  C.  L.  of  Fala,  9  Manor  place 
Ramsay,  Mrs  Dr,  15  Melville  street 
Ramsay,  Mrs  John,  20  Blacket  place 
Ramsay,  Mrs  T.  12  Henderson  row 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  10  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  4-b  North  St  James'  street 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  dairy,  20  St  Leonard  street 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  grocer,  23  Greenside  row 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  15  Dublin  street 
Ramsay,  Miss,  Viewville  house,  Granton 
Ramsay,  Miss,  49  S.  Clerk  st. 
Ramsden,  James,  wool  merchant,  1  Howe  st. 
Randale,  Mrs  George,  spirit  dealer,  19  Sand- 
port  street 
Rankeillor,  George,  blacksmith,  3  Catherine 

street 
Ranken,  C  plumber,  18  W.  Nicolson  st. — 

house,  128  Nicolson  street 
Ranken,  D.  flesher,  9  West  Salisbury  place — 
house,  East  Sciennes  street 


Ranken,     Francis,    cut-glass    manufacturer, 
brassfounder,  and  gasfltter,  16  Picardy  place 
— house,  8  Hope  crescent 
Ranken,  George,  optician,  112  Rose  street 
Ranken,  Lieut.-Col.  Cargilfield,  Trinity 
Ranken,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  17  St  Andrew  sq. — 

house  68  Queen  street 
Ranken,  Mrs,  ham  shop,  101  Nicolson  street 
Rankin,  Alexander,  35  North  Richmond  street 
Rankin,  John  A.  23  Regent  terrace 
Rankin,  John,  victual  dealer,  24  Carnegie  st. 
Eankin,  Misses,  dressmakers,  28  Dean  street 
Rankine,  Thomas,  wholesale  boot  and  shoe 
maker,  171  High  street,  40  North  bridge, 
and   21    Cockburn    st. — ho.   2    Lauriston 
park 
Rappenegger,  Miss,  teacher  of  German,  12 

Queen  street 
Rate,  Miss,  4  George  place 
Rathbone,  Saml.  general  commission  agent, 
Greenside  lane — ho.  5  South  Norton  place 
Rathie,  Mrs,  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker, 

1  Hay's  court 
Ratter,  Wm.  shipowner,  22  Sheriff  brae 
Rattray,   Mrs    Mary,    provision   dealer,    43 

Leith  wynd 
Rattray,    Miss,  lady  sup..    Trades'  Maiden 

Institution,  Rillbank,  Meadows 
Rattrie,  Alex,  baker,  Granton 
Ratze,  Conrad,  corn  merchant,  14  Constitu- 
tion street 
Rausch  &Busse,  clothiers,  habit  makers,  and 

regimental  tailors,  8  George  street 
Rausch,  W.  L.  {R.  4"  Susse),  2  Elm  row 
Ravensberg,  Herr  Von,   teacher  of  German 

and  French,  1 1  York  place 
Ravenscroft,  Edward  (P.  Lawson  <§;  Son)  14 

Preston  terrace 
Ray,  James,  West  cottage,  Wardie 
Rayner,  Richard,  riding-master.  Young  street 

lane,  west — house,  2  Charlotte  place 
Reekie,   Mrs,  general  nurse,    7   Richmond 

place 
Record,  Children's  Missionary,   of  Estab- 
lished Church  of  Scotland,  publication  office, 
7   South   Hanover  street — ^Thos.  Paton — 
ho.  Tantallon  place.  Grange 
Record    Ojfifice,   Register    house  —  deputy 

keeper,  G.  B.  Robertson 
Recorder's  Office  (Calton),  21  Calton  hill 
Recorder's  Office  (Canongate),  163  Canon- 
gate — Jas.  Allison,  recorder — ho,  11  Charles 
street 
Recorder's  Office  (Greyfriars'),  10  City  cham- 
bers, Royal  Exchange — John  Murdoch,  re- 
corder 
Recorder's  Office  (St  Cuthbert's),  West  kirk 

gate 
Reddie,  Mrs,  21  Coates  crescent 
Redford,  James,  house  agent,  24  West  port 
•Redpath,  Brown,  &  Co.  iron  merchants  and 
ironmongers,  33  Candlemaker  row  and  81 
Constitution  street,  Leith 


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Redpath,  Alex,  bookseller  and  army  sta- 
tioner, 295  High  St house,  10  Hermitage 

place,  Stockbridge 

Redpath,  Alex,  slater,  1  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 

Eedpath,  George,  grocer,  58  St  Leonard  st. 

Kedpath,  Wm.  E.  general  agent  for  Plashetts 
Coal  Company,  5  N.  Newington  place 

Redpath,  Mrs,  furnished  apartments,  11  Mel- 
ville street 

Ree,  Hermann  (  Combe,  Bee,  Sf  Co.),  18  Wind- 
sor street 

Refreshment  and  Reading  Rooms  for  the 
Working  Classes — See  detailed  at  Hotels 
and  Inns 

Refuge,  House  of,  Queensberry  house,  64 
Canongate — Jas.  Robertson,  clerk. 

Regan,  Wm.  draper,  77  and  78  Kirkgate 

Registrar  for  North  Leith,  40  Bridge  street 
— house,  7  Hamburg  place — hours,  10  to  3; 
Saturday,  10  to  12 

Registrar  for  South  Leith,  103  Constitution 
street — Gilbert  Archer — hours,  9  to  12 
A.M.,  6  to  8  P.M.;  Saturday,  9  to  12 

Registration  Districts,  &C.—1.  St  George's, 
includingLandwardofStCuthberts',  Robert 

^^  Dick— office,  2  St  Cuthbert's  glebe.  2.  St 
Andrews',  George  C.  Adams — office,  9 
North  St  David  street.  3.  Canongate, 
Andrew  Balfour — office,  1 63  Canongate.  4. 
St  Giles',  David  Beatson — office,  51  Cock- 
burn  St.  5.  Newington,  Thomas  Heriot 
— office,  30  Nicolson  st.  Hours,  10  to  3 ; 
Saturday,  10  to  12 

Reid  Brothers  and  Co.  wine  merchants,  75 
George  st. 

Reid  &  Co.'s  London  porter  store,  32  Consti- 
tution St. — Chas.  Morrison  &  Son,  agents 

Reid  &  Reynolds,  law  and  general  printers, 
14  Thistle  street 

Reid  &  Son,  booksellers,  stationers,  printers, 
and  chartsellers  to  the  Admiralty,  34  Shore, 
and  55  Bernard  street 

Reid,  Alexander,  optician,  47  South  bridge — 
house,  5  Salisbury  street 

Reid,  Alex,  inspector  of  weights  and  measures, 
County  buildings 

Reid,  Alex,  slater,  186  Rose  street 

Reid,  Archd.,  warehouseman,29  Broughton  st. 

Reid,  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  22  Union  place 

Reid,  David,  7  South  Charlotte  street 

Reid,  D.  wright  and  mangle-makr.  1  Hope  pk. 

Reid,  Daniel,  mason  and  chimney  sweep,  2 
Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 

Reid,  George,  hairdresser,  164  Rose  street 

Reid,  Israel,  broker,  301  Cowgate 

Reid,  James,  3  Graham  street 

Reid,  James,  bone  yard,  58  Salamander  st. 

Reid,  James,  writer  and  accountant,  72  Princes 
street — ho.  23  Howe  street 

Reid,  James,  writer,  8  Comely  green  place 

Reid,  James,  carter,  10  Bowling-green  street 

Reid,  James,  china  mer.  84  Candleraaker  row 
— ho   3  Gray's  pi,  St  Leonard  st. 


Reid,  James  (sec.  C.  B.  of  S.),  18  Carlton  ter. 

Reid,  .James,  2  Moray  street 

Reid,  James,  gardener,  Ferneyhill 

Reid,  J.  tanner  and  leather  dresser,  Powburn 

Reid,  J.  {A,  Kay  8f  Co.),  3  Randolph  place 

Reid,  John,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  25 
Hamilton  place — house,  35  Patriot  hall 

Reid,  John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  2  Ingliston 
st — house,  6 

Reid,  John,  printer,  13  Comely-green  place 

Reid,  John,  {raaxiaiS..  E din,  ^ Leith  Gas  Co.), 
12  Baltic  street,  Leith 

Reid,  John,  2  George  place 

Reid,  John,  11  Dick  place 

Reid,  J.  {R.  &  Reynolds),  printer,  2  Barony  st. 

Reid,  J.  cabinetmaker  and  joiner,  3  Ingliston 
street 

Reid,  M.  W.  printer,  4  Nottingham  place 

Reid,  Mitchell,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 
1  Norton  place 

Reid,  P.  B.  late  of  H.  M.  Bengal  service,  in- 
structor of  Hindustani,  66  Great  King 
street 

Reid,  Robert,  house-painter,  2  Blenheim  pi. 
— ho.  2  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 

Reid,  Robt.  cooper,  1  Leggat's  land 

Reid,  Robert,  bootmaker,  86  Buccleuch  st. 

Reid,  Robert,  butcher,  19  Richmond  place 

Reid,  Robert,  dental  surgeon,  19  Heriot  row 

Reid,  Robert,  grocer,  21  Haddington  place 

Reid,  Stephenson, spirit  mer.  25  Broughton  st. 
— ho.  6  New  Broughton 

Reid,  Thos.  superinten.  Southern  cemetery 

Reid,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  6  Ronald- 
son's  buildings,  Leith  walk 

Reid,  Walter,  3  Clarendon  crescent 

Reid,  Rev.  Wm.  editor  of  British  Herald, 
23-B  George  square 

Reid,  Wm.,  W.S.,  42  Frederick  st. 

Reid,  Rev.  William,  North  Merchiston  place 

Reid,  Wm.,  wine  merchant — office,  47  North 
bridge — stores,  12  Hill  square — house,  28 
Blacket  place 

Reid,  William,  gardener,  Logie  green 

Reid,  William,  fishmonger  &  fish  salesman, 
35  Frederick  street  and  4  Fishmarket 

Reid,  William,  &  Sons,  builders  and  under- 
takers, 58  Cockburn  street  and  9  N.  College 
street — See  Adv. 

Reid,  Wm.  grocer,  42  &  44  Earl  Grey  st. — 
ho.  46 

Reid,  William,  writer,  27  N.  Nelson  street 

Reid,  W.  S.  {Bk.  of  Scot.),  12  Warriston  cres. 

Reid,  W.  &  G.  wool  brokers,  cattle  salesmen, 
and  commission  agents,  Granton  pier 

Reid,  W.  wool  broker  and  cattle  salesman, 
Granton  lodge 

Reid,  Mrs  C.  P.  {R.  <b  Son),  13  Albany  street, 
Leith 

Reid,  Mrs  Dr,  Drumsheugh  cottage 

Reid,  Mrs  James,  21  Minto  street 

Reid,  Mrs  John,  ladies'  nurse,  47  Cumber- 
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Reid,  Mrs  John,  13  E.  Adam  street 
Reid,  Mrs  Major,  35  East  Claremont  street 
Reid,  Mr8  William,  8  Baxter's  place 
Reid,  Mrs  William,  100  Lauriston  place 
Reid,  Mrs,  16  Ainslie  place 
Reid,  Mrs,  20  Scotland  street 
Reid,  Mrs,  49  Brunswick  street 
Reid,  Mrs,  straw-hat  maker,  6  Rose  street 
Reid,  Mrs,  1  Scotland  street 
Reid,  Miss,  Charity  school,  69  Causeyside 
Reid,  Miss,  8  Atholl  place 
Reid,  Miss,  dressmaker  ,  6^  Cumberland  st. 
Reid,  Misses,  milliners,  5  Hanover  street 
Reikie,  Mrs  J.  lodgings,  11  E.  Adam  street 
Reiss,  Arthur,  and  Co.  merchants,  28  Ber- 
nard street 
Reith,  F.  W.  6  Gardner's  crescent 
Reliance    Mutual    Life    Assurarice — chief 

agent,  W.  B.  Hay,  S.S.C.  5  London  street 

— See  Adv. 
PiELiGious  &  Charitable   Institutions,   5   St 

Andrew  square 
Religious  Tract  and  Book  Society  of  Scot- 
land Deposit. — J.  Gow,  13  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
Rendall,  Magnus  C,  commission  and  shipping 

agent,  32  Bernard  street.,  Leith 
Rendall,  Wm.  corn  factor  and  general  agent, 

32  Bernard  street 
Rennie  A.  R.  merchant,  7  Constitution  street 
Rennie,  Arthur  W.  537  Castlehill 
Rennie,  Archd.  flesher,  2  Henry  place 
Rennie,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  4  Bristo  port 
Rennie,  J.  warehouseman,  3  Anderson's  pi. 
Rennie,  P.  32  Cumberland  street 
Rennie,  Peter,  stationer,  34  High  street 
Rennie,  Thos.  {^Bi-itish  Linen  Co.'s  Bank),  11 

Norton  place 
Rennie,  W.  &  A.  fleshers,  118  Nicolson  st. 
Rennie,  Mrs,  19  St  Mary's  wynd 
Rennie,  Mrs,  61  North  Castle  street 
Rennie,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

4  Bristo  port 
Renny,  James,  10  Torphichen  street 
Renny,  Jas.  jun.  22  Picardy  place 
Renny,  Mrs,  10  Inverleith  row 
Renton,  Henry,  55  Clerk  street 
Renton,  Hepburne,  20  Elder  street 
Renton,  James,  S.S.C.  and  agent  for  West  of 

England  Insurance  Co.  2  Thistle  court — ho. 

25  Scotland  street 
Renton,  Jas.  jun.,  S.S.C.  8  N.  St  David  st. 

district  secretary  for  the  Volunteer  Service 

and  Gen.  Assur.  As. — ho.  10  Mary  pi. 
Renton,  John,  organ-builder,  8  Nortih  Bank 

street — house,  4  Bank  street 
Renton,  John,  jun.  organ  builder  and  piano 

tuner,  2  Crichton  street 
Renton,  J.,  M.D.,  L.R.C.S.E.  4  St  James'  sq. 
Renton,  Robt.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  26  Howe  st. 
Renton,  William,  &  Co.  silk  mercers,  general 

drapers,  outfitters,  &c.  12,  13,  &  14  Princes 

street  and  West  Register  street 
Renton,  Wm.  (  IF./f.  cfc  Co.)  22  Buccleuch  pi. 


Renton,  Wm.  coach-hirer,  6  Lothian  street 
Renton,  Mrs  Henry,  milliner,  65  Clerk  st. 
Renton,  Mrs,  1  Osborne  terrace 
Renwick,  David,  spirit  dlr.  20  Greenside  lane 
Renwick,    James,   coach    proprietor,    S.-W. 

Northumberland  street  lane — ho.  8  Howe  st. 
Renwick,  Walter,  seed  merchant,  1  Pitt  st. 

Bonnington 
Renwick,  Mrs,  28  Charlotte  square 
Reoch,  Daniel,  victual  dealer,  20  Union  pi. 
Reoch,  Geo.  W.  agent  for  Clydesdale  Bank  and 

Scottish  Unio7i  Insurance  Co.  15  Bernard  st. 

— house,  Ramsay  place,  Newhaven  road 
Reoch,  John  F.  3  Chalmers  street 
Reoch,  Jn.  Inglis,  4  Hamilton  pi.  Newington 
Repository  for  Ladies'  Work,  132  George  st. 
Reston,  Miss  J.  fringe,  tassel,  and  trimming 

maker,  68  George  street 
Rettie,  Middleton,  advocate,  8  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Revans,  C.  com.  trav.  3  Pitt  st.  Bonnington 
Reynolds,  Andrew,  printer,  14  Pitt  street 
Reynolds,  Andrew  {Reid  cb  R.),  printer,  27 

Hamilton  place 
Reynolds,  Charles,  bricklayer,  Viewforth  park 
Rhenius  &  Laurie,  sharebrokers,  4  St  Andrew 

square 
Rhind,  D.  architect,  54  Great  King  street 
Rhind,  John,  accountant.  National  bank,  3 

Upper  Gilmore  place 
Rhind,  John,  sculptor.  North  Pitt  street — ho. 

10  Claremont  place 
Rhind,  Wm.  surgeon,  121  Princes  street 
Rhind,  Mrs,  5  Gloucester  place 
Rhind,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  1  Morningside 
Rhind,  Miss,  5  Dean  terrace 
Riach,  G.  S.  14  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Riach,  Mrs  Alex.  14  Duncan  st.  Newington 
Riach,  Mrs  John,  1 7  Hope  terrace 
Riccaltoun,  Miss,  26  Charles  street 
Richard,  John,  {Miller  and  R.),  37  Albany  st. 
Richard,  Walter  {Miller  and  R.),  24  Regent 

terrace 
Richards,  J.  &  Son,  dyers,  11  Charlotte  St., 

Leith — house,  46  Water  lane 
Richardson  Brothers,  wine  merchts.  tobacco 

manufacturers,and  dry  sal  ters,  1 05  West  bow 
Richardson  &  Brown,  wholesale   and  retail 

woollen  drapers,  3  Hunter  square 
Richardson,  Ramsay,  and  Co.  boot  and  shoe 

makers,  10  and  11  Charlotte  pi. — house,  9 
Richardson,  Alex. &  Son,  bootmakers,  5  N.-W. 

Circus  place — ho.  25  Cheyne  street 
Richardson,  Andrew  (H.M.C),  11  Glover  st. 
Richardson,  David,  grocer,   wine  and   spirit 

merchant,  8  Bernard  street — house,  46 
Richardson,  Francis,  &  Co.  merchants,   Old 

Corn  Exchange,  Grassmarket 
Richardson,  Francis  {F.  R.  §•  Co.),  1 6  Ab- 

botsford  park 
Richardson,    Isaac,    hat    manufacturer,    39 

George  IV.  bridge 
Richardson,  James,  &  Co.  sugar  merchants, 

25  North  bridge — Andrew  Gibb,  agent 


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Richardson,  James,  and  Sons,  smiths  and  cart- 
wrights,  Spittal  street 
Eichardson,J.(-P'.  i?.^  Co.), Lauriston gardens 
Richardson,  Jas.  advocate,  22  Claremont  cr. 
Richardson,  Jas,  (R.  BrotJiers),  16  Coates  cres. 
Richardson,  J.  (^Lindsay  Sf  JR.),  2  Canning 

place 
Richardson,  John,  tea  and  coffee  merchant, 

36  Alva  street 
Richardson,  John,  W.S.  50  Northumberland 

street 
Richardson,  John,  22  Charles  street 
Richardson,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht. 

27  London  street 
Richardson,  Robert  (iJ.  Brothers),  12  Brunts- 
field  place 
Richardson,  Thomas,  grocer  and  wine  mer- 
chant, 9  East  Richmond  street 
Richardson,  W.  agent  to  Jos.  Rogers  and  Sons, 
cutlers  to  the  Queen,  53  North  bridge — 
house,  13  Duke  street 
Richardson,  William,  engraver,  Talbot  place 
Richardson,  Wm.  furnishing  ironmonger,  66 

South  bridge — ho.  5  Park  street 
Richardson,  Mrs  James,  25  Rankeillor  st. 
Richardson,  Mrs  Robert,  52  Broughton  street 
Richardson,  Mrs  T.  9  Bonnington  place 
Richardson,  Mrs,  Drumsheugh  cottage 
Richardson,  Miss,  7  South  Charlotte  street 
Richardson,  Miss,  25  India  st. 
Richmond,  Mrs,  8  Clarence  street 
Richmond,  Miss,  31  Scotland  street 
Eichon,   Victor,    B.A.   of   Paris,    teacher    of 

French,  133  Princes  street 
Richter,  Dr  Otto,  profes.  of  music,  7  India  st. 
Rickman,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  3  East  Preston  st. 
Riddel,  Adam,  grain  and  flour  salesman,  2.5-b 

Bread  street 
Riddel,  Rt.  mercht.  Blair  park,  Bonnington 
Riddell,  John,  tailor,  63  North  bridge 
Riddell,  R.  S.  teacher  of  pianoforte,  30  Han- 
over street 
Riddell,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  47  Dick  pi.  Grange 
Riddell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  Calton  hill 
Riddell,  Miss,  57  Melville  street 
Riddell,  Misses,  21  Sfc  Cuthbert  street 
Riddle,    G.  slater  &  ehimnej'  sweeper,  272 

Canongate 
Riddle,  Mrs  C.  stationer,  47  Pitt  street 
Ridland,  John,  merchant,  22  Gayfield  square 
Ridpath,  David,  confectioner,  36  Nicolson  st. 

—ho.  30 
Ridpath,  Jn.  classical  teacher,  128  Causeyside 
Riley,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  2  Huntly  street 
Rintoul,  Alex,  house-painter,  50  Rose  street 
Rintoul,  David,  shipmaster,  2  Portland  ter. 
Rintoul,  Misses,  teachers,  6  Morton  street 
Ritchie  and  Craies,  clothiers  and  men's  mer- 
cers, {late  J.  J.  Eitchie  4'  Co.)  4  George 
street 
Ritchie,  A.  Carnegy,  advocate,  writer  to  the 
Privy  Seal  and  registrar  of  Friendly  Societies 
in  Scotland,  8  Broughton  place 


Ritchie,  A.  (i?.  8f  Son),  16  Gayfield  square 
Ritchie,  A.  H.  tobacco  manufac.  3  Kirkgate 
Ritchie,  Alex.  30  Clarence  street 
Ritchie,  Alex,  grocer,  33  Abbey  hill 
Ritchie,  Alexander,  &  Co.  bookbinders  and 

stationers,  30  Hanover  street 
Ritchie,  Alex.  {A.  Ritchie  and  Co.)  77  Rose 

street 
Ritchie,  Alex,  lithographic  printer  and  engra- 
ver, 19  South  St  David  street 
Ritchie,  Alex,  agent  for  Ednxondson  s  Rail- 
vjay    Ticket  Apparatus^  Westerhall   villa, 
Meadows 
Ritchie,  Andrew,  smith,  12  Castle  street 
Ritchie,  A.  confectioner,  6   Cockburn  street 
Ritchie,  Arch.  6  Madeira  place 
Ritchie,  Qharles,  agent  for  Shotts  Iron  Co. 

24  and  25  Citadel,  Leith 
Ritchie,  Charles,  S.S.C.  20  Hill  street 
Ritchie,  David,   tobacco  and  snufF  manufac. 

50  North  bridge  and  32  Greenside  street — 

ho.- 10  Blenheim  place 
Ritchie,  David,  smith,  38  Candlemakerrow — 

house,  6  Windmill  street 
Ritchie,  Fred.  James  (J.  Ritchie  dh  Son)  33 

London  street 
Ritchie,  George,  shipmaster,  3  Gayfield  place 
Ritchie,  George,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  126 

Kirkgate 
Ritchie,  George,  brewer.  Bell's  brewery,  46 

Pleasance 
Ritchie,  Geo.  smith  and  machine  maker,  32 

Horse  wynd 
Ritchie,  George  M.  wholesale  ale  and  porter 

merchant,  33  Broughton  street  lane 
Ritchie,  H.  H.  photographer,  116  Princes  st. 
Ritchie,  Jas.  spirit  dealer,  280  Canongate 
Ritchie,  James,  &  Son,  watch  &  clockmakers, 

25  Leith  street 

Ritchie,  .James,  {R.  S,"  Craies)  28  Torphichen 

street 
Ritchie,  J.  roperaaker,  twine  and  metallic  cord 

manufac.  22  So.  back  Canongate 
Ritchie,  James  G.  baker,  130  Pieasance 
Ritchie,  James,  wholesale  stationer,  140  High 

street — house,  13  Blacket  place 
Ritchie,  John  S.  accountant  and  actuary,  10 

North  St  Andrew  street 
Ritchie,  John,  55  George  square 
Eitchie,  John,  butcher,  13  Tobago  street 
Ritchie,  John,  22  Grove  street 
Ritchie,  John,  bi-assfounder,  S.-W.  Thistle  st. 

lane — house,  9  Thistle  street 
Ritchie,  John,  flesher,  40  Whitfield  place 
Ritchie,  M.  Berlin  wool  repository,  37  South 

Hanover  street 
Ritchie,  Patrick,  press   and  projecting  letter 

manufacturer,    Oakfield,    102   Pleasance — 

house,  18  Buccleuch  place 
Ritchie,  Robert  Peel,  M.D.  and  F.R.C.P.,  16 

Hill  street 
Ritchie,  Robt.  civil  and  practical  engineer, 

and  agent  for  Perkins'  patent  heating  ap- 


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paratus,  and  agent  for  the  Union  and  County 

Insurance  Offices,  London,  16  Hill  street — 

See  Adv. 
Ritchie,  T.  (MWab  cb  R.),  8  Brougham  st. 
Ritchie,  Wm.  sculptor,  50  Lothian  road 
Ritchie,  W.  cattle  &  sheep  agent,  Newington 
h',itchie,  Wm.  1  Haddington  place 
Ritchie,  Wm.  wholesale  stationer  and  pub- 
lisher, 16  Elder  street — house,  li  Hender- 
son row 
Ritchie,  Mrs  David,  6  Windmill  street 
Ritchie,  Mrs  John,  19  Salisbury  road 
Ritchie,    Mrs   W.    Adolphus,    143    Princes 

street 
Ritchie,  Mrs  W.  general  drapery  and  family 

linen  warehouse,  8  Victoria  street 
Ritchie,   Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,   54 

Potterrow 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  sculptor,  54  Potterrow 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  128  Mcolson  street 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  8  Madiera  street 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  13  Danube  street 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  40  Heriot  row 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  3  Gardner's  crescent 
Ritchie,  Miss  Agnes,  17  Mansionhouse  road 
Ivitchie,  Miss,  milliner,  28  Candlemaker  row 
Ritchie,  Miss,  1  Leopold  place 
Ritchie,  Miss,  14  Brandon  street 
Roach,  James,  bookbinder,  208  Canongate 
iloAD    Office  of  County    Trustees,    County 

rooms 
Robb,  Alex,  provision  dealer,  25  Leith  v/alk 
Robb,Chas.&  Son,  silver-plate  manufacturers. 

West  Thistle  street  lane 
Robb,   George,  printer,    18   Middle   Arthur 

place 
llobb,  Geo.,  superintendent,  blind  school,  2 

Gayfield  square 
Robb,  James   {Scottish   Farmer    Office),  26 

Grove  road 
Robb,  John  H.  22  Barony  street 
Robb,  John,  builder  and  contractor.  Grove 

cottage 
Robb,  Thomas,  grocer,  9  Frederick  street — ho. 

74  George  street 
Robb,  Wm.  wine  merchant  and  grocer,  145 

Princes  street 
Robb,  Wm.  flesher,  23  High  market 
Robb,  Mrs  Grordon,  9  Raeburn  place 
Robb,  Mrs  Wm.  57  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Robb,  Mrs,  56  Crosscausey 
Robb,   Miss  I.   milliner  and   dressmaker,  10 

Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Robart,  S.  writer,  1 7  Keir  street 
RoBEMAKERS  to  the  Edinburgh  University 

Christie  &  Kilpatrick,  104  and  105  South 

bridge 
Roberts  Brothers  &  Co.  of  London,  importers 

of  French  silks,  &c.  25  George  street 
Roberts,  George,  builder,  12  St  James'  place 

— house,  Strathearn  road 
Roberts,  John  S.  (JBallantyne  &  Co.)  49  So. 

Clerk  street 


Roberts,  Thomas,  grocer,  8  West  port 
Roberts,  W.  A.,  M.D.,  L.D.S.,   R.C.S.L. 

dental  surgeon,  30  Queen  street 
Roberts,  William   Hen.,   Admiralty  house, 

Jessfield,  Newhaven  road 
Roberts,  W.  S.  63  South  bridge 
Roberts,  Mrs  Janet,  midwife,  2  Romilly  pi. 
Roberts,  Mrs,  22  Howard  place 
Robertson   Brothers,  general  merchants,  40 

Timber  bush 
Robertson  &  Cairns,  plumbers,  brassfounders, 

and  gasfitters,  31  Nicolson  street 
Robertson  &  Hope,  grain  and  seed  factors, 

129  Constitution  street 
Robertson  &  Johnston,  S.S.C.  63  Hanover  st. 
Robertson  and  Scott,  newspaper  and  advertis- 
ing agents,  13  Hanover  street 
Robertson,  Alex,  and  Co.  music-sellers  to  the 

Queen,  39  Princes  street 
Robertson,  Alex.,  A.M.,  Pilrig  Academy,  1 

Pilrig  St. 
Robertson,  A.  carver  and  gilder  29  Frederick 

St. — house,  77  Rose  street 
Robertson,  Alexander,  31  Nicolson  street 
Robertson,  Alex.,  W.  S.  manager,  Indisputable 

Life  Assurance  Company  of  Scotland,  13 

Queen  street — ho.  13  Rutland  street 
Robertson,  Alex.  W.,  C.A.  82  Great  King  st. 
Robertson,    A.   cabinet   and  picture   frame- 
maker,  34  Rose  St.  lane — ho.  25  Thistle  st. 
Robertson,  Alex,  cowfeeder,  70  Rose  street 
Robertson,  Alexander,  commission  agent  and 

ham-curer,  5  Old  Physic  gardens 
Robertson,  Andrew,  v/ood  merchant,  12  Had- 
dington pi. — ho.  8  Annandale  street 
Robertson,    Andrew,    secretary   of   Scottish 

Provincial  Assurance  Co.  65  Princes  st. — 

ho.  5  Howard  place — See  Adv. 
Robertson,  Chas.  advocate,  22  Great  King  st. 
Robertson,  Chas.  accountant,  4  Alva  street 
Robertson,  Chas.  messenger,  ComynercialBank, 

10  George  street 
Robertson,  Chas.  spirit  dealer,  17  Canongate 
Robertson,  Charles,  ropemaker,  Bainfield 
Robertson,  Chas.  10  Grange  road 
Robertson,  Charles,  120  Pleasance 
Robertson,  D.  &  J.  wine  and  spirit  merchts. 

44  George  IV.  bridge  and  Merchant  street 
Robertson,  D.  Albert  hotel,  25  Hanover  st. 

and  27  Rose  st. 
Robertson,  D.H.,  M.D.  10  Wellington  place 
Robertson,  D.  L  city  chamberlain,  10  Royal 

Exchange — house,  Westerhall 
Robertson,  Dan.  commission  agent,  4  Hope 

park  crescent 
Robertson,  David,  &  Son,  cork  manufacturers 

and  wine  coopers,  8  Elbe  street 
Robertson,  D.  tailor,  5  Tontine  buildings 
Robertson,  David,  furniture  dealer  and  French 

polisher,  17  Lothian  road 
Robertson,  David,  hosier  and  draper,  24  High 

street 
Robertson,  David  S.,  C.A.  10  Great  Stuart  St. 


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Robertson,  Donald,  13  Inverleith  row- 
Robertson,  Donald,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht. 

92  Pleasance 
Robertson,  Don.  dealer  in  horses,  postmaster, 

and  livery  stable- keeper,  the  Masonic  mews, 

83  Rose  St. — ho.  125  Princes  st. 
Robertson,  Douglas  Argyll,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

4  Maitland  street 
Robertson,  Duncan,  2  Roxburgh  terrace 
Robertson,  Dun.  spirit  dealer,  100  Cowgate— 

house,  56  Candlemaker  row 
Robertson,  Dun.  tailor,  62  Thistle  st. 
Robertson,  George,  civil  engineer,  47  Albany 

St.  and  new  works,  Leitb  Docks 
Robertson,  George,  W.S.  17  Royal  circus 
Robertson,  George  Brown,  W.S.  deputy-keeper 

of  records,  Register  house,  28  Albany  st. 
Robertson,  George,  tailor,  119  Causeyside 
Robertson,  Geo.  church  officer,  10  Dock  st 
Robertson,  Geo.  \D.  and  J.  R.),  5  Lutton  pi. 
Robertson,  George  Gordon,  M.D.  deputy  in- 
spector gen.  of  hospitals,  32  Warriston  cres. 
Robertson,  H.  confectioner  and  pastry-cook, 

62  South  bridge — house,  63 
Robertson,  Henry, N,-P.,  {b.  ofS.),40  India 

street 
Robertson,  Henry  T.  bookkeeper,  4  Hay  st. 
Robertson,  Hugh,  8  Dalrymple  place 
Robertson,  J.  &  J.  wholesale  boot  and  shoe 

manufacturers,  8  North  bridge 
Robertson,  J.  &  R.  J.,  W.S.  11  Heriot  row- 
Robertson,  J.  rally,  coal  ag.  4  St  Leonard's  dep, 
Robertson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

184  Canongate — house,  20  St  John  street 
Robertson,  Jas.  A.,  S.S.C.  56  Frederick  st. 
Robertson,  Rev.  James,  6  Salisbury  road 
Robertson,  J.  S.,  W.S.  11  Claremont  crescent 
Robertson,  .Jas.  gown-keeper,  9  Rose  street 
Robertson,  J.  umbrella  m an ufactr.  hosier,  and 

glover,  32  Leith  st.  and  3  Bread  street — 

ho.  27  Rankeillor  st. 
Robertson,  James,  wright,  Morningside 
Robertson,  James,  baker,  18  Dean  street 
Robertson,  James,  (  G.  P.-O.)  35  Bristo  st. 
Robertson,  James,  41  Rose  street 
Robertson,  James,  lodgings,  9  Wemyss  place 
Robertson,  James,  29  Cheyne  street 
Robertson,  Jas.  {J.  R.  §•  Co.),  6  Blacket  pi. 
Robertson,  James,  clerk  of   Night   Refuge, 

House  of  Refuge,  Queensberry  house 
Robertson,  Jas.  traffic  agent,  Gt.  Northern 

and  No.-Eastern  Railways,  East  Coast  Rail. 

— office,  16  So.  St  Andrew  street 
Robertson,  James,  W.S.  {J.  and  E,  J.  i?.), 

1 1  Heriot  row 
Robertson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  18 

Hanover  street — house,  36 
Robertson,  James,  jun.  working  jeweller  and 

lapidary,   3   St    James'   square — house,  8 

Sylvan  place 
Robertson,  James,  18  St  Patrick  square 
Robertson,  Jas.,  wholesale  and  retail  stationer, 
I    7 -A  Clerk  street 


Robertson,  James,  1  Coates  crescent 
Robertson,  J.  carver,   gilder,    &c.   26  Car- 
negie street 
Robertson,  Jas.  coal  merchant,  48  Couper  st. 
Robertson,  James,  &  Co.  chemists  and  drug- 
gists, 35  George  street 
Robertson,  Colonel  J.  A.  118  Princes  street 
Robertson,  Captain  J.  15  Upper  Gray  street 
Robertson,  J.  &  M.  china  merchants,  9  Union 
place   and   38  Victoria   street — house,   30 
Haddington  place 
Robertson,   J.  and  Son,  engineers  and  mill- 
wrights, 6  Admiralty  street 
Robertson,  J.  &  J.  wholesale  Scotch  and  Eng- 
lish warehousemen,  128  &  142  High  st. 
Robertson,  Jeffi'ey  Hall,  teller.  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, 17  St  Cuihbert  street 
Robertson,  John,  and   Co.  stock  and  share- 
brokers,  62  George  street 
Robertson,  John,  bill-poster,  &c.  Old  Assem- 

by  close,  High  street 
Robertson,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  5  South 

College  street 
Robertson,    John,   wholesale  boot    and    shoe 
manufacturer,    253    Higb    street — house, 
Victoria  grove,  St  Leonard's 
Robertson,  John,  tailor,  2  Canonmills 
Robertson,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

Hill  place — ho.  1  Hill  square 
Robertson,  J.  comm.  traveller,  22  Grove  road 
Robertson,  John,  clerk,  1  Beaumont  place 
Robertson,  J.  bootmaker,  5  E.  Register  street 
Robertson,  John,  dairy,  42  London  street 
Robertson,  John,  25  India  street 
Robertson,  John,  10  Prince  Regent  street 
Robertson,  John  T.  2  Summerfield,  Leith 
Robertson,  J.  H.  (R.  £rs.)  1  Jamaica  st.  Leith 
Robertson,  John,  sen.  agent,  28  London  st. 
Robertson,  John,  jun.  teacher  of  music,  28 

London  street 
Robertson,    John,    house    steward,    George 

Heriot's  hospital 
Robertson,  John,  jun.,  S.S.C.  21  Elder  street 

— house,  32  London  street 
Robertson,  John  (Z).  ^J.R.),1  Lauriston  pk. 
Robertson,  John,  spirit  dealer,  23  Bridge  st. 
Robertson,  Jos.,  LL.D.  ( General  Register  House) 

23  Buccleuch  place 
Robertson,  Jos.  {J.  <^  J.  -R.),  7  Lauriston  park 
Robertson,  Laurance,  5  Melville  crescent 
Robertson,  Magnus,  wright,  8  N.  Junction  st. 
Robertson,   Peter,  agent  (Com.  Sank),  100 
South  bridge — ho.  Holland  lodge,  Newing- 
ton. — See  Adv. 
Robertson,  Peter,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 62  Canongate 
Robertson,  Peter,  1  Dick  place.  Grange 
Robertson,  Peter,  letter-carrier,  11  Calton  st 
Robertson,  P.  S.  nursery  &  seedsman.  Trinity 
Robertson,    Robert,    watch-case    maker,    8 

Nicolson  square 
Robertson,  Robt.  corn  merchant,  130  Nicol- 
son street — house,  liauder  road.  Grange 


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Robertson,  Robert,  tobacco  manufacturer,  3 

St  Patrick  street — ho.  19  St  Patrick  square 
Robertson,  Robert^  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1 

Dean  path — bouse.  Grove  cottage 
Robertson, Robt.  grocer,  spirit  dealer,  and  pro- 
vision mercht.  1  Hamilton  pi.  Stockbridge 
Robertson,  Robert  Jas,,  W.S.  \j.  Sj-  R.  J.  R.) 

22  India  street 
Robertson,  Robert,  (P.  M'G.,  Sons,  d;  R.), 

63  North  Frederick  street 
Robertson,  Stewart  Souter,  14  Torphichen  st. 
Robertson,  T.  E.  baker,  66  Cumberland  st. 
Robertson,  Thomas,  9  Albany  street,  Leith 
Robertson,  Thomas,  6  Montague  street 
Robertson,  Thomas  R.,  W.S.  and  sharebroker, 

62  George  st. — ho.  Gorgie  lodge,  Slateford 
Robertson,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  I  Canonmills 
Robertson,  Thomas  (Standard  Life  Assurance 

Office),  1 1  Grange  road 
Robertson,  Thos.  {Oliphant  j^-  Co.)  23-a  Minto 

street 
Robertson,  Thos.  baker,  5  St  Patrick  street 
Robertson,  Walter,  grocer,  11  St  Anthony  pi. 

— house,  1 1  Rosebank 
Robertson,  William,  &  Co.  wholesale  hosiery, 

flannel,  smallware,  glove,  and  yarn  ware- 
housemen, 160  High  street 
Robertson,  Rev.  Wm.  12  Drummond  place 
Robertson,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Rej^istrar 

of    Scottish    Branch    of  General   Medical 

Council,  28  Albany  street 
Robertson,  W.  (  W.  R.  and  Co.)  7  St  Patrick 

square 
Robertson,  William,  teacher,  16  Jane  terrace 
Robertson,  William,  dairyman,  1  Church  st. 
Robertson,  William,  (G.  F.-O.),  15  St  James' 

square 
Robertson,  W.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Rose 

street 
Robertson,  William,  9  St  Andrew  square 
Robertson,  William,  Military  Purveyors  De- 
partment, 71  Clerk  street 
Robertson,  William,  plumber  and  glazier,  56 

Constitution  street,  Leiih 
Robertson,  Wm.  gardener,  Pilrig  st.  gardens 
Robertson,  Wm.  Oakfield  foundry,  102  Plea- 

sance — ho.  120 
Robertson,  WiUiam,  tinsmith,  102  Rose  st. 
Robertson,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  15  King  street, 

Leith 
Robertson,  William,  (J.   R.  and  Sun),  16 

Madeira  street,  Leith 
Robertson,  William,  grocer,  2  High  street 
Robertson,  Wm.  com.  agent,  7  Brown  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  A.  2  Scotland  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Andrew,  14  Frederick  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Dr,  13  Salisbury  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  D.  28  Gayfield  square 
Robertson,  Mrs  G.  28  Albany  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  H.  china  mer.  9  Drummond 

street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Jas.  W.  18  Gardner's  crescent 
Robertson,  Mrs  James,  32  Albany  st.  Leith 


Robertson,  Mrs  James,  6  Melville  crescent 
Robertson,  Mrs  J.  greengrocer,  49  Clerk  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs  John,  24  Duke  street 
Robertson,  Mrs    Patrick  Graham,  32  Saxe- 

Coburg  place 
Robertson,  Mrs  P.  milliner  and  dressmaker, 

36  Bristo  street 
Robertson,  Mrs  Thomas,  10  Buccleuch  place 
Robertson,  Mrs  Wm.  16  Drummond  place 
Robertson,  Mrs  W.  draper,  132  Nicoison  st. 

— house,  7  St  Patrick  square 
Robertson,    Mrs,  French   corset    maker,   32 

Clarence  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  S5  West  Nicoison  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  4  Great  King  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  5  Lapicide  lane 
Robertson,  Mrs,  27  Elder  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4  Newport  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  25  Barony  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  temp,  hotel,  60  Princes  st. 
Robertson,  Mrs,  6  Dundas  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  38  Minto  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  10  Buccleuch  place 
Robertson,  Mrs,  9  Si  Vincent  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  43  George  square 
Robertson,  Mrs,  midwife,  5  Tontine  buildings 
Robertson,  Mrs,  Cherrybank 
Robertson,  Miss  Harriet,  52  Minto  street 
Robertson,  Miss  Helen,  23  George  square 
Robertson,  Miss  J.  grocer  &  spirit  merchant, 

2  West  port — house,  17  Keir  street 
Robertson,  Miss  Louisa,  16  Rutland  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  9  Rankeillor  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  7  Torphichen  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Robertson,  Miss,  7  Henderson  row 
Robertson,  Miss,  dressmkr.  45  Broughton  st. 
Robertson,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  40 

Frederick  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  25  Cumberland  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  65  Northumberland  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  1  Meadow  place 
Robertson,  Miss,  4  Rutland  square 
Robertson,  Miss,  43  East  Claremont  st. 
Robertson,  Misses,  56  India  street 
Robertson's  Academy,  E.  Preston  street 
Robie,  James,  proprietor  of  the  Caledonian 
Mercu7'y  and  Weekly  Herald  and  Mercury, 
265  High  street — ho.  1  Rillbank  terrace 
Robin,  M'Millan,  &  Co.  brewers,  Summerhall 
Robin,  Mrs  Sa.  30  Warriston  crescent 
Robinow,   Adolph,    Hanseatic     Vice- Consul, 

2  Moray  place 
Robinows  &  Marjoribanks,  corn  factors  and 

general  merchants,  25  Constitution  street 
Robinson,  H.  publisher,  stationer,  and  news- 
paper agent,   11  Greenside  street — ho.   10 
Catherine  street. — See  Adv. 
Robinson,  John,  officer,  town-hall,  Leith — 

ho.  Booth  Acre  cottage 
Robinson,  Robert,  horticultural  builder,  Ca- 
nonmills— ho.  Brunton  cottage 
Robinson,  Mrs,  8  Annandale  street 


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Robison,  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  8  Nicolson 
street 

RobsoE,  John,  photographic  artist,  36  Had- 
dington place 

Robson,  John,  teacher,  John  Watson's  Insti- 
tution 

Robson,  Mrs  M.  worsted  shop,  137  Rose  st. 

Robson,  Mrs,  2  Windsor  street 

Eochead,  Miss  Jane,  matron,  Stewart's  hosp. 

Rochester,  J.  E.  commercial  traveller,  32 
Grange  road 

Rock  Life  Assurance  Company,  6  York  pi. — 
Henry  Lees,  agent 

Roddie,  Wm.  G  Beaumont  place 

Roden,  Mrs,  32  Cumberland  street 

Rodger,  David,  15  Buccleuch  street 

Rodger,  J.  F.  {M'L.  Ivory,  ^-R.),  44  Howe  st. 

Rodger,  Wm.  writer,  45  Ann  street 

Rodger,  Wm.  hairdresser,  143  Pleasance 

Rodger,  Mrs  J.  greengrocer,  &c.  6  Baker's  pi. 

Rodgers,  James,  Blackbraes  coal  depot,  13 
Port-Hamilton 

Rodgers,  James  P,  hosier  and  shirlmaker,  29 
Leith  street — ho.  5  Pitt  street 

Rodgers,  Wm.  clerk,  N.  B.  Railway — bo.  10 
Holyrood  terrace 

Rodgers,  Mrs  M.  ladies'  nurse,  G  Baker's  pi. 

Rodgers,  Misses  E.  ^  A.  milhuery  warehouse, 
14  Buccleuch  street 

Roger,  George,  house  agent,  150  High  street 

Roger,  Wm.  miniature-painter,  7  Dewar  place 

Rogers  &  Boag,  saddlery  and  harness 
makers,  80  Princes  street 

Rogers,  Alex.  (Hutchinson  4*  R-)  2  Hillside 
crescent 

Rogers,  J.H.  (i?.  §■  Boag),l3  So.  Charlotte  st. 

Rogers,  Thos.  5  Dundas  street 

Rogers,  William,  bookseller,  bookbinder,  and 
stationer,  15  Charlotte  pi. — ho.  29  Alva  st. 

Rogerson,  .John  J.  Merchiston  castle 

Roland,  Captain,  fencing-room  and  gymna- 
sium, 18  St  Andrew  square — house,  30 
Gayfield  square 

Roland,  Henry,  fencing-rooms  and  gymna- 
sium, 86  South  bridge — ho.  33  Gayfield  sq. 

RoUand,  Mrs,  13  Hope  street 

Rolland,  Miss,  14  Shandwick  place 

Rollo^  Alexander,  carter,  13  Vanburgh  place 

Rollo,  Andw.  spirit  dealer,  170  Fountain  bridge 

Rollo,  Hugh  James,  W.S.  master  extraor- 
dinary in  Chancery,  England  and  Ireland, 
and  Commissioner  for  English  courts,  16 
Dundas  street 

Rollo,  .Tames,  4  Macnab  street 

Rollo,  J.  grocer  and  spirit  mer.,  75  Pleasance 

Rollo,  Robert,  jun.  boat  builder.  Regent  st. 

Rollo,  W.  L.  law  and  general  printer  (Btirg/ts 
Reformer  Newspaper),  257  High  street 

Romanes  &  Paterson,  silk  mercers  and  tartan 
manufacturers  to  the  Queen,  59  North 
bridge 

Romanes,  .John,  S.S.C.  (^Paterson  &,- jR..,  W.S.) 
7  Nelson  street 


Romanes,  Robert,  4  Oxford  terrace 
Romanes,  Mrs  J.  25  Rankeillor  street 
Romanes,  Mrs,  Mayfield  terrace,  Newington 
Romans,  John,  consulting  gas  engineer  and 

contractor,  53  Frederick  street 
Rombach  Brothers  &  Co.  wholesale  toy  ware- 
house, 82  South  bridge 
Rome,  John,  commercial  traveller,   1   Ran- 
keillor street 
Romeling,  Rudolph,  11  Portland  pi.  Leith 
Ronald,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  30 

Jamaica  street 
Ronald,  John,  S.S.C.  chambers,  20  Hill  street 

— house,  Prestonholm,  Lasswade 
Ronalds,  Edmund  {Bonnington  Chemical  Co.), 

Stewartfield,  Bonnington 
RonaldsoD,  George,  10  Crown  street 
Ronaldson,  John,   writer,   Somerset  cottage, 

Mary's  place 
Ronaldson,  Wm.  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

St  Patrick  st. 
Ronaldson,  Mrs  Wm.  36  Blacket  place 
Rooney,  Hugh,  commission  agent,  2  Greenside 

place 
Roper,  George,  bootmaker,  43  Bristo  st. 
Roques,   Casimir,   hairdresser  and  perfumer 

from  Paris,  7  South  St  Andrew  street 
Roques,  Madame,  &  Miss  Wight,  milliners  and 

importers  of  flowers,  7  So.  St  Andrew  st. 
Rosa,  Edward,  chiropodist,  27  Howe  street 
Rosa,  George,  M.D.,  surgeon,  80-b  George  st. 
Rose,  Charles  A.  sugar  merchant,  11  So.  St 

David  street 
Rose,  H.  (  Craig  &  R.),  3  Hillside  crescent 
Rose,  James  (Home  &  /?.),  Dean  bank  house 
Rose,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  41  Thistle 

street 
Rose,  J.  T.  &  Co.  shipbuilders.  Wet  docks — 

house,  2  John's  place,  Leith 
Rose,  L.  &  Co,  corn  merchants,  5  Bank  st 

Leith 
Rose,  Neilsou,  agt.  for  Carron  Co.  8  Bank  pi. 
Rose,  R.  M.  accountant,  24  Howe  street 
Rose,   Rob.   {H.   M.    Customs),  South  Fortj 

street  ■; 

Rose,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  2  Hillhouse-I 

field,  Leith  I 

Rose,  Thomas,  31  India  street  I 

Rose,  William,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  35| 

Broughton  place 
Rose,  Wm.  saddler,  58  Grassmarket — house,' 

1 7  Keir  street  , 

Rose,  Mrs  George,  7  Forres  street  [ 

Rose,  Mrs,  40  Great  King  street 
Rose,  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  9  Hope  street 
Rose,  Miss,  dressmaker,  &c.  I  Drummond  sti 
Rosie,  Mrs,  52  Cumberland  st. 
Ross  &  Aitchison,  tailors  and  clothiers,  13 

Leith  street 
Ross   and    Thomson,   photographers   to    the 

Queen,  90  Princes  street 
Ross  &  Wright,  gold-beaters  and  dealers  in 

coins,  1 1  Calton  street 


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Ross,  Adolphus  Macdowell  {H.M.  Customs), 
41-A  Broughtoa  street 

Ross,  Alex.  &  Company,  grocers  and  wine 

--  merchants,  7  N.  St  Andrew  st. 

Ross,  A.  Ellison,   S.S.C.  16  Royal  Exchange 

"^ — house,  West  Gilraore  place 

Ross,  Alex,  shawl  merchant,  3  Greenside  st. 

Ross,  A.  greengrocer,  &c.  13  Drummond  st. 

Ross,  Alexander,  1  7  Union  pi. 

Ross,  Alexander,  lodgings,  8  Young  street 

Ross,  Alex,  teacher  of  music,  6  Bristo  place 

Ross,  Alex,  writer,  23  Howe  street 

Ross,  Alex.  F.  writer,  2  Mary  place 

Ross,  Andrew,  grocer,  &c.  95  Grassmarket 

Ross,  Andrew,  lodgings,  5  Hope  street 

Ross,  C.  M.  (Purves  4-  Co.),  18  Warriston 
crescent 

Ross,  Daniel,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker, 
14  Elm  row — house,  4  Montgomery  street 

Ross,  David,  tailor  and  clothier,  33  Richmond 
place — house,  1  Hill  square 

Ross,  David,  painter  &  glazier,  194  Rose  st. 

lloss,  Donald,  water  officer,  56  Potterrow 

Ross,  Donald,  2  Cheyne  street 

Ross,  George  (G.P.-O.),  7  Calton  hill 

Ross,  Geo.  china  merch.  2  Portland  pi.  Leith 

Ross,  George,  coram,  and  provision  mer.  19 
Quality  street,  Leith 

Ross,  Geo.  Clark,  (Scottish  National  Insur- 
ance Co.)  7  London  st, 

Ross,  Gregor,  letter-carrier,  36  Rosemount 
buildings 

Ross,  Hugh,  W.S.  84  Great  King  street 

Ross,  Hugh  A.  128  Causeyside 

Ross,  H.  &  Co.  family  linen,  general  outfitting, 
and  baby  linen  warehouse,  3  Nicolson  st. 
— house,  8  Preston  terrace 

Ross,  James,  photographer,  E.  Powderhall 

Ross,  J.  M.  institution  for  young  kdies,  30 
Great  King  street 

Ross,  James,  spirit  merchant,  21  St  Leonard 
street 

Ross,  James,  rope,  twine,  and  fish-line  manu- 
facturer, 2  Coal  hill 

Ross,  Major-General  James  Kerr,  3  White- 
house  terrace,  Grange 

Ross,  John,  S.S.C.  79  Great  King  street 

Ross,  John  H.  1  Corunna  place,  Leith 

Ross,  John,  engineer,  21  Duke  street,  Leith — 
bouse,  1  Morton  street 

Ross,  .John,  photographic  artist,  5  Hope  st. 

Ross,  John,  &  Son,  Venetian  blind  makers, 
39  Leven  St.— ho.  29  Wright's  bouses 

Ross,  John,  tailor,  Pos*-o/^ce,  10  Morningside 

Ross,  Murdoch,  3  Duncan  st.  Drummond 
place 

Ross,  Peter,  victual  dealer,  4  Canonmillsbr. 

Ross,  Philip,  1  Marmion  terrace 

Ross,  Rob.  J.  painter,  glazier,  andpaperhanger, 
8  W.  Nicolson  st. 

Ross,  Robert,  &  Co.  tailors  and  clothiers,  429 
Lawnmarket 

Ross,  Robert  T.  artist,  78  Queen  street 


Ross,  Ronald,  Venetian  blind  maker,  39 
Wright's  houses — ho.  25  Leven  street 

Ross,  Wm.  metal  dealer,  23  S.  Norton  place 

Eos?,  Wm.  1  Hill  square 

Ross,  William,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  99  Con- 
stitution street 

Ross,  William  (Gazette  Office),  2  Parkside  st. 

Ross,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  14  Dock  place 

Ross,  Wm.  park  keeper,  30  Croft -an  righ 

Ross,  Wm.  keeper  of  Queen  Mary's  apart- 
ments, Holyrood — ho.  Meadowbank 

Ross,  Mrs  E.  ladies'  nurse,  56  Lothian  st. 

Ross,  Mrs  E.  dressmaker,  7  Duke  street 

Ross,  Mrs  Geo.  7  Forres  street 

Ross,  Mrs  John,  10  Preston  terrace 

Ross,  Mrs  J.  spirit  dealer,  479  Lawnmarket 

Ross,  Mrs  Sarah,  48  North  bridge 

Ross,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  William  street 

Ross,  Mrs,  35  Charlotte  square 

Ross,  Mrs,  1  Stafford  street 

Ross,  Mrs,  16  Ann  street 

Ross,  Mrs,  miniature-painter  and  teacher  of 
drawing,  5  Hope  street 

Ross,  Mrs,  1 1  Comely  bank 

Ross,  Jessie,  china  merchant,  14  Catherine  st. 

Ross,  Miss, "dressmaker,  31  India  place 

Ross,  Miss,  lodgings,  3  Warriston  place 

Ross,  Miss,  19  Union  street 

Ross,  Miss,  dressmaker,  47  Thistle  street 

Ross,  Miss,  5  Randolph  place 

Ross,  Miss,  matron  of  St  Cuthbert's  Poor 
House 

Ross,  Misses,  milliners,  37  Candlemaker  row 

Ross,  Misses,  3  Graham  street 

Rothes,  The  Right  Hon.  Louisa,  Dowager- 
Countess  of,  4  Heriot  row  and  Leslie  house, 
Markinch,  Fife 

Rothes,  The  Right  Hon.  Countess  of,  4  Heriot 
row  and  Leslie  house,  Markinch,  Fife 

RoTTEKDAM  &  Leith  Steam  Ship  Office — D.  R. 
Macgregor,  agent,  35  Bernard  street,  Leith 

Roughead,  Jas.  (successor  to  the  late  Jas. 
Weddell,  hosier  and  glover,)  51  North  Han- 
over street 

Roughead,  P.  C.  4  Lord  Russell  place 

Roughead,  William,  and  Son,  shirtmakers, 
hosiers,  and  glovers  to  H.  R.  H.  the  Prince 
of  Wales,  69  Princes  St.— ho.  50  Minto  st. 

Roughead,  W.  draper  &  hosier,  ]  18  West  bow 

Roughead,  Miss  A.  lodgings,  35  Scotland  st. 

Rougvie  &  Son,  auctioneers,  appraisers,  and 
furniture  dealers,  3  Melbourne  place 

Rougvie,  David,  (E.  8f  Son),  4  Melbourne  pL 

Rougvie,  John,  {R.  4-  S.)  377  High  street 

Roussy,  F.  Sumichrast,  teacher  of  French,  11 
Castle  street 

Roussy,  Mrs  S.  Sumichrast,  11  Castle  street 

Rowatt,  Thos,  and  Son,  paraffin  lamp  manu- 
facturers and  mineral  oil  merchts.  Lothian 
road — ho.  Currievale 

Rowbottom,  Rev*  F.  15  Broughton  place 

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Rowe,  V.  H.  2  Parkside  street 

Rowell  &  Stoddart,  mast,  block,  and  pump 

makers,  6  Dock  street 
Rowell,  W.(7?.  &  Stoddart),  8  Alhrny  st.Leith 
Rowland,  Rob.  tailor  and  clotbier,  369  High 

street 
Roxburgh,  Wm.,  M.D.  Iver  cottage,  Laverock 

bank  villas,  Trinity. 
Roy,  Andrew,  wood  engraver,  8  Buccleuch  pi. 
Roy,  George,  writer,  Wardie  avenue,  Ferry 

road,  Granton 
Roy,  James,  laceman,  23  and  24  North  bridge 

— house,  1 5  Arniston  place 
Roy,  J.  W.  13  Cassells'  place 
Roy,  Mrs  M.  victual  dealer,  37  Cumberland  st. 
Roy,  Mrs,  of  Nenthorn,  22  Drummond  place 
Royal  Association  for  Promotion  of  Fine  Arts 

in  Scotland,  126  Princes  street 
Royal  Bank   of    Scotland,    36   St    Andrew 

square — branch,  5  Hunter  sq.,  and  30  Ber- 
nard street,  Leith 
Royal  Clan  Tartan  warehouse,  101  George  st. 
Royal  College  of  Physicians,  9  Queen  street 
Royal  College  of  Surgeons,  Nicolson  street 
Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum,  Morningside 
Royal  Engineers'  Office,  42  Northumberland 

street 
Royal    Exchange    Assurance,   incorporated 

1720 — William  Wood,  agent,  5  Nelson  st. 
RoY-AL  Fire  &  Life  Insurance  Company,  13 

George   street  —  James    Milligan,   S.S.C. 

local  manager — See  Adv. 
Royal  Horse  Bazaar, and  Brae  house,  Lothian 

road,    job   &    post-horse-masters  —  Scott, 

Croall,  &  Sons,  proprietors 
Royal  Hospital  for  Sick  Children,  13  Lau- 

riston  lane 
Royal  Medical  Society,  7  Melbourne  place 
Royal  Observatory,  Calton  hill ;  astronomer 

royal,  C.  Piazzi  Smyth,  F.R.S.S.L.  and  E. ; 

assistant  astronomer,  Alexander  Wallace, 

M.A. ;  second  assistant,  Peter  Williamson 
Royal  Princess  Theatre,  50  Nicolson  street 

— William  Paterson,  10  Hill  sq.  proprietor 
Royal  Physical   Society,  5  St  Andrew  sq — 

John  A.  Smith,  M.D.  sec.  7  W.  Maitland  st. 
Royal  Scottish  Society  of  Arts — hall  of  meet- 
ing, 117  George  st.— J.  B.  Bell,  5  Hill  st. 
Royal  Society  apartments.  Mound 
Ruddiman,  John,  cutler  and  surgeons'  instru- 
ment and  bandage  maker,  29  and  31  West 

Register  street 
Ruddiman,  Mrs,  12  Shrub  place 
Ruddiman,  Miss,  5  Atholl  place 
Rule,  Geo.  {Comm,  Bank),  7  Buccleuch  place 
Rule,  Thomas,  8  Cumberland  street 
Runceman,  Mrs,  lodgings,  94  West  bow 
Runciman,  John,  waiter,  5  Picardy  place 
Rushbrook,  William,  Grindlay  street 
Russel  A.  {Scotsman  Office),  2  Ramsay  gardens 
llussel,  John,  4  Baxter's  place 
Russell  &  Co.  coal  merchants,  Haymarket 
Russell  &  Nicolson,  C.S.  9  Shandwick  pi. 


Russell,  Alex.  Jas.,  C.S.  9  Shandwick  place 
Russell,  Alex,  wright  &  undertaker,   Carrub- 

ber's  close 
Russell,  Alex.  •'>  Parkside  street 
Russell,  E.  &  R.  bakers,  41  Bridge  street 
Russell,  George,  manager.  Equitable  Loan  Co. 

4  Miln's  sq ho.  2  Windsor  st. — See  Adv. 

Russell,  George  E.  14  Regent  terrace 
Russell,  George  Grey,  commercial  traveller, 

3  Oxford  street 
Russell,  James,  16  St  Cuthbert  street 
Russell,  James,  lodgings,  53  Castle  street 
Russell,  John,  wright,  40  Lauriston  street 
Russell,  John  {Rob.  Russell  (&  Son),  45  East 

Claremont  street 
Russell,  Joseph,  Milton  house, Laverock  bank 
Russell,  Robert,  &  Son,  skinners,  tanners,  and 

wool  dealers,  Canonmills 
Russell,  Robert,  baker,  2  Pitt  street 
Russell,  Robert,  3  Orchardfield 
Russell,  Robert,  clothier,  3  Tobago  street 
Russell,  Thos.  wholesale  ironmonger,  6  and 

7  Hunter  square — ho.  3  Middleby  street 
Russell,  Thomas,  currier  &  leather  merchant, 

Boyd's  entry,  St  Mary's  wynd 
Russell,  Thos.  brush  and  trunk  manufacturer, 

10  N.  Bank  St. — ho.  S3  George  IV.  bridge 
Russell,  Thomas,  coppersmith,  7  Reigo  st. 
Russell,  Rev.  Wm.  A.M.  1  Claremont  place 
Russell,  Wm.,  C.A.,  23  India  street 
Russell,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

2  Quality  lane — ho.  Claremont  park 
Russell, William, wright,  2  Seafield  row,  Leith 
Russell,  Wm.  33  Dundas  street 
Russell,  Wm.  tailor,  Abbotsford  park 
Russell,  Mrs  Major,  Lauriston  park 
Russell,  Mrs  R.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  26 

Lauriston  street 
Russell,  Mrs,  13  Cumin  place,  Grange 
Russell,  Mrs,  2  Salisbury  street 
Russell,  Mrs  J.  lodgings,  10  Catherine  street 
Russell,  Mrs,  of  Blackbraes,  15  Regent  terrace 
Russell,  Mrs,  15  Lynedoch  place 
Russell,  Mrs,  18  Leopold  place 
Russell,  Miss,  7  Upper  Gilmore  place 
Russell,  Miss,  Forthside,  Trinity 
Russell,  Miss  M.  54  Findhorn  place 
Rutherford  &  Co.  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

72  and  75  High  st.  5  &  7  Leith  st.  3  Drum- 
mond St.  30  Bristo  st.  and  38  Shore,  Leith 

— counting-house,  30  Niddry  st 
Rutherford  and  Son,  bootmakers,  142  George 

street 
Rutherford,  Rev.  Alex.  C.  2  Talbot  place 
Rutherford,  Alexander,  9  Brighton  street 
Rutherford,  Andw.  and  Sen,  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  142  &  144  High  street 
Rutherford,  Andrew,  4  West  Adam  street 
Rutherford,  Andrew,  79  Causeyside 
Rutherford,  Charles  D.  21  Montague  street 
Rutherford,  David,  3  South  Howard  place 
Rutherford,  David  {More  ^  R,),  27  Jamaica 

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Rutherford,  George,  baker,  43  Broughton  st. 

— house,  35 
Rutherford,  John,  17  Earl  Grey  street 
Rutherford,  Rich,  smith,  10  Bread  street 
Rutherford,  Robert,  W.S.  3    Howe  street — 

house,  64.  Great  King  street 
Rutherford,  Thomas,  flesher,  27  Clerk  street 
Rutherford,  W.  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  40 

Rose  street 
Rutherford,  Walter,  3  Graham  street 
Rutherford,  Walter,  4  Henderson  row 
Rutherford,  Wm.   victual  dealer,  94  Cross- 
causey — ho.  12  Beaumont  place 
Rutherford,  Mrs  P.  lodgings,  18  Salisbury  st. 
Rutherford,  Mrs  William,  7  Bruntsfield  pi. 
Rutherford,  Mrs  Walter,  7  Salisbury  road 
Rutherford,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  17  William  st. 
Rutherford,  Miss  Helen,  5  Wharton  place 
Rutherford,  Miss,  4  Hunter  square 
Rutherfourd,  David,  1C8  Rose  street 
Rutherfurd,  Andrew,  advocate,  17  Nelson  st. 
Rutherfurd,  John,  W.S.  14  Albany  street 
Rutherfurd,  Wm.  fishing-tackle  maker,  book- 
seller, and  auctioneer,  -52  Princes  street  and 
5  Hanover  street 
Rutherfurd,  Mrs,  4  Carlton  terrace 
Rutherfurd,  Miss,  17  Randolph  crescent 
Rutter,  Joseph,  6  Saunders'  street 
Ryley,  Lieut.-Col.  John  S.  G.  2  Salisbury  road 
Rymer,  Mrs,  14  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Rymer,  Miss,  4  Graham  street 
Ryrie,  Alexander,  gardener,  Dairy  lane 
Ryrie,  Miss,  31  Gay  field  square 

Sabbath  Alliance  of  Scotland,  Rev.  Jas.  N. 

Miller,  sec.  5  St  Andrew  square 
Sadler,  Mrs,  72  Broughton  street 
Sailors'  Home  and  refreshment  rooms,  13 

Dock  place 
Salmond,  J.  &  Co.  grocers  and  wine  merchts. 

129  and  131  Rose  st. — ho.  5  No.  Charlotte 

street 
Salom  &   Co.  opticians,  98  Princes  street — 

ho.  2  Darnaway  street 
Salomon,   Henry,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  44 

Princes  street 
Salomon,  H.   importer  of  French  shoes,   33 

George  street 
Salomon,  Madame  Henry,  corset  maker,  33 

George  street — ho.  2  Nelson  street 
Salter,  Miss,  29  Regent  terrace 
Salvesen,  Chr.  {T.  S.S; Co.)  Baynefield  house, 

Queensferry  road,  Leith 
Samson,  Misses,  12  Roxburgh  street 
Samuel,  James,  flesher,  Hillhousefield 
Samuel,  James,  flesher,  Newhaven 
Samuel,  John,  wright,  25  I^even  street — ho. 

33  Wright's  houses 
Samuel,  William,  spirit  dealer,  8  Shore 
Samuel,  Mrs  A.  flesher,  76  Abbey  hill 
Sandeman,  Rob.  manufacturing  cabinetmaker 

and  upholsterer,  9  Greenside  street — ho.  2 

Baxter's  place 


Sandeman,  Sutherland,  43  Thistle  street 
Sandeman,  Wm.  B.  collector  of  shore  dues,  13 

Elm  row 
Sanders,  Wm.  R.,  M.D.  4  Stafford  street 
Sanders,    Miss,   children's  dressmaker,    132 

George  street 
Sanderson  and  Lawrie,  wine  merchants  and 

grocers,  101  Princes  st. — ho.  27  N.  Nelson 

street 
Sanderson    &   Muirhead,    builders,    2   New 

Broughton 
Sanderson  &  Son,  lapidaries,  jewellers,  &  seal 

engravers,  92  Princes  street 
Sanderson,  Andw.  cowfeeder,  60  Nicolson  st. 
Sanderson,  Jas.  (S.  4"  M.),  21  London  street 
Sanderson,  James,  Deputy  Inspector- General 

of  Hospitals,  H.M.  Madras  army,  17  Clare- 

mont  crescent 
Sanderson,  James,  {Peace  and  Co.)  railway 

and  shipping  agents,  25  Bread  street 
Sanderson,  John,  missionary,  Cowgate  port 
Sanderson,  Mark,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

21  Chapel  lane,  Leith — ho.  3  Morton  st. 
Sanderson,  Mat.  bird-stuffer,  66-a  George  st. 
Sanderson,  Michael,  church-officer,  St  Tho- 
mas' chapel— ho.  63  Frederick  street 
Sanderson,  R.  &  T.  coach-builders,  Lothian 

road 
Sanderson,  Robert,  West  Gilmore  place 
Sanderson,  Robt.  artist,  28  George  IV.  bridge 
Sanderson,  Thomas,  ]  3  Annandale  street 
Sanderson,  Thomas,  1  Fettes  row 
Sanderson,  Thos.  (R.  §•  T.  S.),  22  Gardner's 

crescent 
Sanderson,  William,  rectifier  and  British  wine 

maker,  9  Quality  street — ho.  6 
Sanderson,  W,  sta.  &  printer,  148  Canongate 
Sanderson,  Miss,  25  Upper  Gray  street 
Sanderson,  Miss,  18  West  Preston  street 
Sandford,  Rev.  Daniel  F. ,  1 1  Oxford  terrace 
Sandford,  Daniel,  1 9  Albany  street,  Leith 
Sandilands,  D.  spirit  dealer,  Silverfield,  Leith 
Sandilands,  William,  ship  broker  and  com. 

agent,  19  Commercial  place 
Sandilands,  Mrs,  Bonnington  bank 
Sandilands,  Mrs,  30  Hamilton  place 
Sandilands,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Elder  street 
Sands,  Warren  Hastings,  W.S.  and  solicitor 

of  customs,  5  Roval  circus 
Sands,  W.  H.  &  W".  J.,  W.S.  5  Royal  circus 
Sands,  Wm.  John,  W.S.  28-a  Moray  place 
Sands,  Miss  Jane,  milliner,  24  Lothian  st. 
Sandwith,  Mrs,  14  Melville  street 
Sang  &  Adam,  S.S.C.  61  Great  King  street 
Sang  &  Barker,  wholesale  druggists,  manu- 
facturing chemists,  drysalters,  and  oil  mer- 
chants. Barony  street 
Sang,  E.  teacher  of  mathematics,  civil  en- 
gineer, and  actuary,  2  George  street 
Sang,  E.  (iS".  Sf  Barker),  45  Inverleith  row- 
Sang,  E.  Elmslie,  civil  engineer,  35  Cockburn 

street  and  2  George  street 
Sang,  George,  12  Inverleith  row 


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Sang,  John  (S.  d^  Adam),  61  Gt.  King  street 

Sangster,  A.  I  C.irlton  street 

tSanaome;,  Fred.  S.  silk  mercer,  draper,  &c. 
1  and  2  Shandwick  place 

Sanson,  A.  grocer,  107  Causeyside 

Sanson,  R.  printer,  81  Clerk  street 

Saphie,  Madame,  purchaser  of  ladies'  and 
gentlemen's  wardrobes,  13  South  Frederick 
street 

Sasine  Office,  49  Register  house — 10  to  4; 
Saturdays,  from  10  to  12 

Saunders,  John,  &  Son,  auctioneers,  14  Qua- 
lity street — ho.  14 

Saunders,  John,  grocer,  1  Orchardfield  placu 
— house  1 9  Rosebank 

Saunders,  John,  wright,  15  Mitchell  street — 
house,  129  Constitution  street 

Saunders,  P.  R.  appraiser,  14  Quality  st. 

Saunders,  R.  G.  8  Heriot  terrace 

Saunders,  Wm.  sol.-at-law  and  S.S.C.  51 
Albany  street 

Savile,  Miss,  19  Duke  street  lane 

Saville,  B.  K.  M.  68  Bristo  street 

Sawers,  Thomas,  8  Archibald  place 

Sawers,  Thomas,  jun.  baker,  confectioner,  and 
biscuit  manufr.  310  Lawnmarket — ho.  441 

Sawers,  Miss,  33  London  street 

Sawers,  Miss,  1 1  Manor  place 

Saxty,  R.  &  Son,  ham,  sausage,  and  pork 
merchts.  and  ready-dressed  provisions,  15-a 
South  St  Andrew  street 

Sayers,  Robert,  31  Broughton  street 

Scarth  &  Scott,  W.S.,  N.-P.  28  Bernard  st. 

Scarth,  Pillans,  W.S.  &  N.-P.  {S.  dj  ScoU), 
Master  Extraordinary  in  Chancery,  and  Com- 
missioner for  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Com. 
Pleas,  and  Exchequer,  28  Bernard  street — 
house,  37 

Sceales,  Adolphus  M.  Willow  bank, Newhaven 

Sceales,  Andrew,  26  Albany  street,  Leith 

Sceales,  J.  &  J.  M.  merchants,  15  St  Andrew 
street,  Leith 

Sceales,  Miss,  Adelphi  place 

Schaw,  Robt.  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  33  Giles' 
street,  Leith — house.  Links  place,  Morton 
street 

Schaw,  Mrs,  30  Gilmore  place 
Schenck  &  Macfarlane,  lithographers  and  en- 
gravers, 19  St  James'  square — See  Adv. 
Schenck,  F.  lithographer  (late  of  S.  8f  Mac- 
farlane), 12  Royal  Exchange  —  ho.  Hope 
Park  End  house 
Scheniman,  Misses,  14  Howard  place 
Schmitz,  Leonard,  Ph.  D.,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.E., 

Rector  of  High  school,  9  Regent  terrace 
Schneider,  A.  teacher  of  French  and  German, 

3  Queen  street 
Schneider,  Mons.  C.  H.,  M.C. P.,  High  school, 

45  Grange  road 
Schoelcher,  &  Co.  Mdme.  E.  Etablissement 
Fran(jais,  milliners,  dress  &  corset  makers, 
importers  of  French  flowers,  and  feather 
manufacturers,  21  George  street 


School  of  Arts    library  and    model   room, 

Adam  square 
School,  St  Thos.'s,  Gibb'scl.  250  Canongate 
School, Rev.  Dr  And.  Thomson's,  10  Queens- 
ferry  street — Robert  Burns  Ci'owe,  rector 
Schoolmasters'  Widows'  Fund,  1 6  Thistle  st. 
Schopp,  John,  teacher  of  German,  41  Queen  st. 
Schrceder,  A.  &  Co.  foreign  booksellers,  12 

North  Bank  street 
Schultze,  Alex.  &  Son,  wholesale  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  25  and  26  Commercial  place 
Sclanders,  Miss,  28  Torphichen  street 
Sclater,  Robert,  &  Son,  die  and  stamp  cutter.^, 

26  St  James'  square 
Sclater,  T.  &  D.  boot  &  shoemakers,  3  Elder  s*. 
Sclater,  Mrs,  12  Antigua  street 
Scoon,  Kenneth,  31  Clerk  street 
Scoon,  Kenneth,  jun.  stock  and  share  broker, 
5  Royal  Exchange — ho.  14  Brandon  street 
Scotland,  A.  Pearson,  S.S.C. — chambers,  37 
George  st. — ho,  Greenhill  lodge,  1  Green- 
hill  gardens 
Scotland,  Mrs  Moncrieff,  teacher,   1  Union 

place,  Trinity 
Scotsman,    Daily,    and    Weekly    Scotsman 

Newspaper  Office,  30  Cockburn  st. 
Scott  &  Allan,  wine  merchants,  3  Kirkgate 
Scott,  Ci-oall,  &  Sons,  job  and  post  masters, 
Braehouse     and     Royal     Horse     Bazaar, 
Lothian  road 
Scott  &  Ferguson,  engravers,  lithographers, 

printers,  and  stationers,  63  Princes  street 
Scott  &  Orr,  chemists  &  druggists,  21  Dundas  j 

street 
Scott  &  Younger,  ship-chandlers  and  painters, 

6  and  8  Commercial  place 
Scott,  Bruce,  &  Glover,  W.S.,  1  Hill  street 
Scott,  Low,  &  Co.  wholesale  and  retail  silk 
mercers,  drapers,  and  outfitters,  4,  5,  and  6 
South  bridge 
Scott,  Moncrieff,  &  Dalgety,  W.S.  1 7  Duke  st. 
Scott,  Adam  B.  tailor,  58  Shore 
Scott,  Colonel  A.  C.  Trinity  grove 
Scott,  A.  W.  manufacturer  of  aerated  waters, 

49  Water  lane — house,  6  Quality  street 
Scott,  Alex,  sergeant  of  city  police,  2  Drum- 
mond  street  ; 

Scott,  Alexander,  fruit  mer.  9  Green  market  j 
Scott,  Alex,  engraver,  93  W.  Gilmore  place    , 
Scott,  Alex.  14  Hope  street 
Scott,  Alex.  H.E.I.C.S.  41  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  Andrew,  W.S.  13  Drummond  place 
Scott,  Andrew,  jun.  W.S.,  15  Windsor  street 
Scott,  Andrew,   seamen's  hat  and  oil  cloth 

manufacturer,  32  Commercial  place 
Scott,  Andrew,    cabinetmaker,    15    Leopold 

place 
Scott,  Archibald,  solicitor,  1  Hill  street — ho. 

20  Walker  street 
Scott,  Archibald,  architect,  10  Teviot  row 
Scott,  Bryce  J.  builder  &  house  agent,  Tanfield 
Scott,  Charles,  advocate,  42  Drummond  place 
Scott,  Charles,  writer,  189  Causeyside 


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Scott,  David,  baker,  40  Lothian  street 
Scott,  David,  superintendent  of  lighthouses. 

Mount  Pleasant,  Juniper  green 
Scott,  David,  chartered  accountant  and  agent 

for  Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co. 

4  North  St  David  st. — house,  3  London  st. 

— See  Adv. 
Scott,  David,  fiesher,  2  High  market 
Scott,  David,  china  and  provision  merchant, 

25  William  street 
Scott,  E.  Erskine,  C.A.  {B.  and  E.  Scott),  127 

Princes  street 
Scott,  F.  shipmaster,  8  Bonnington  place 
Scott,   George   (i?.  and  S.),  newspaper  and 

advertising  agent,  7  Argyle  pi.  Meadows 
Scott,  George,  baker,  1  Warriston  place 
Scott,  George,  baker,  10  Scotland  street 
Scott,  George,  6  Saunders'  street 
Scott,  George,  baker,  76  Thistle  street 
Scott,  George,  gatekeeper.  Royal  Infirmary 
Scott,  George  F.,S.S.C.  11  South  Grayst. 
Scott,  Henry,  stationer,  8  Leith  street 
Scott,  James  0.  D.  17  West  Nicolson  street 
Scott,  Jas.  &  Co.  coopers,  15  Dock  st. 
Scott,  James,  shoemaker,  40  Cumberland  st. 
Scott,  James  (  Wiffht  6f  S.),  Claremont  park 
Scott,  James,  25  Pitt  Street 
Scott,  Jas.  merchant,  2  London  street 
Scott,  James,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and 

undertaker,  10  Clyde  st. — ho.  11  Dundas  st. 
Scott,  James,  grocer,  3  Shrub  place 
Scott,  James,  4  Pitt  street,  Leith 
Scott,  James,  baker,  51  No.  Richmond  street 
Scott,  Jas.  &  Co.  chemical   manure  manu- 
facturers, 1 5  Grassmarket  and  Caroline  park. 

Gran ton 
Scott,  James  A.  deputy-purveyor  to  the  forces, 

Castle — house,  5  Clarence  street 
Scott,    Jas.    fruiterer    and    greengrocer,    4 

Antigua  street — bo.  7  Union  street 
Scott,  .Tames,  9  Madeira  street,  Leith 
Scott,  J.  &  T.  upholsterers  and  undertakers, 

10  George  street 
Scott,  James  (J.  and  T.  S.),  26  Stafford  street 
Scott,  .las.  coal  merchant,  30  Nicolson  street 
Scott,  J.  Home,  4  Christian  bank.  Trinity 
Scott,  John,  confectioner,  6  Riddle's  close 
Scott,  John,  sec.  Leith  Corn  Market  and  Gen. 

Exchange  (Limited),  28  Bernard  street 
Scott,  John,  family  linen  &  baby  linen  ware- 

ho.  5  Greenside  st. — house,  16  Greenside  pi. 
Scott,  John,  W.S.,  Conjunct  Treasurer  to  the 

Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum  for  the  Insane,  17 

Duke  street 
Scott,  John  (Scarth  Sf  S.),  11  Hermitage  pi. 

Leith 
Scott,  John,  15  Pilrig  street 
Scott,  John,  10  Salisbury  street 
Scott,  John,  cabinetmaker,  239  Cowgate 
Scott,  John,  9  Lothian  road 
( Scott,  John,  grocer,  1  Leith  walk 
'  Scott,  John,  Ijoot  and  shoem.  54  Broughton  st. 
Scott,  John,  smith,  26  Leven  street 


Scott,  John,  7  Annandale  street 

Scott,  John,  baker,  4  Grove  place 

Scott,  R.  and  E.  accountants,  127  Princes  sL 

Scott,  John  A.  gen.  com.  agent.  Bell's  court, 

Quality  lane — ho.  1  Bellevue  crescent 
Scott,  John  M.  4  Hovsrard  place 
Scott,  J.  R.  landscape-painter,  8  Frederick  st. 
Scott,  J.  cowfeeder,  1  Albany  street 
Scott,  Mungo,  corn  merchant,  15  Grahaui  st. 
Scott,  Peter,  &  Co.  clothiers  and  shirt  merchts. 

9  South  bridge. —  See  Adv. 
Scott,    Peter   Redl'ord,   of    Retlford    hill,    3 

Bruntsfield  place 
Scott,  R.  &  E.  accountants,  127  High  street 
Scott,   R.  E.,  C.A.  (R.  and  E.  ISoott),  127 

Princes  street 
Scott,  Kobt.  C.  hosier,  glover,  and  shirtmaker, 

22  South  bridge — house,  2  Hope  park  cres. 
Scott,  Robert,  writer,  44  Rankeillor  street 
Scott,  Robert,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper,  13 

Home  street 
Scott,  Robt.  grocer  and  victual  dealer.  Water 

of  Leith 
Scott,   Robert,   S.S.C.   and    S.L.,  63    North 

Hanover  street 
Scott,  Robert,  Regent  hotel,  16  Waterloo  pi. 
Scott,  Robert,  plasterer,  57  Constitution  st.—- 

ho.  34  Mitchell  street 
Scott,  Robert,  6  Bank  place 
Scott,    Robert,   woollen   agent,   3   North  St 

Andrew  street. — ho.  8  Duke  street 
Scott,   Robert,  grocer,  tea,   wine,  and  spirit 

merch.  175  High  st. — ho.  6  Teviot  row 
Scott,   Thos.,  C.A.,  17  Hill  street— house,  3 

Gay  field  square 
Scott,  Thos.  (J.  Sf  T.  S.),  40  Drummond  pi. 
Scott,  Tfaos.  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

18  Cockburn  st. — ho.  36  Lower  Greenside 

row 
Scott,  Thos.  (Redpath,  Brown,  §■  Co.),  23  Ar- 
chibald place 
Scott,  Thos.  junr,,  C.A.,  17  Hill  street 
Scott,  Thomas,  41  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  Thomas,  com.  traveller,  7  Sylvan  place 
Scott,  Thos.  bank  messenger,  22  Fettes  row 
Scott,  Thomas,  12  Osborne  terrace 
Scott,  Walter,  spirit  dealer,  28  and  29  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Scott,  Walter,  hop  and  malt  merch.  South 

Thistle  street  lane — ho.  23  Duke  st. 
Scott,  Walter,  7  Scotland  street 
Scott,  Wm.  D.,  S.S.C.  11  Hope  park  terrace 
Scott,  Wm.  flesher,  18  Roxburgh  place 
Scott,  Wm.  bootmaker,  109-a  George  street 
Scott,  William,  teacher,  17  Parkside  street 
Scott,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  4  Dean  terrace 
Scott,  Wm.  gatekeeper,  Edinburgh  Poor  Ho. 
Scott,  Wm.  coal  master,  28  Gilmore  place 
Scott,  William,  plumber,  gasfitter,  and  zinc 

worker,  Tanfleld 
Scott,  Wm.  wholesale  mercht.  3  Union  st. 
Scott,  Wm.  &  Son,  Jawcraig  colliery  office,  5 

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Scott,  William,  &  Son,  joiners,  Venetian  blind 
makers,  156  Rose  street — house,  116 

Scott,  Mrs  A.  fruiterer,  78  Queen  st — ho.  59 
Castle  street 

Scott,  Mrs  Adam,  seamstress,  10  St  Andrew 
square 

Scott,  Mrs  A.  10  East  Adam  street 

Scott,  Mrs  B.  ladies'  nurse,  8  New  Broughton 

Scott,  Mrs  Col.  8  Ainslie  place 

Scott,  Mrs  David,  27  Rutland  street 

Scott,  Mrs  Dr,  16  Rankeillor  street 

Scott,  Mrs  E.  spirit  dealer,  35  Giles'  st. 

Scott,  Mrs  Geo.  S.  28  Rutland  street 

Scott,  Mrs  John,  2  Mansionhouse  road 

Scott,  Mrs  Mary,  17  Ann  street 

Scott,  Mrs  T.  G.  22  Heriot  row 

Scott,  Mrs  William,  46  Earl  Grey  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Pitt  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  3  Castle  terrace 

Scott,  Mrs,  4  West  Preston  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  15  Raeburn  place 

Scott,  Mrs,  leather  merch.  12  Baker's  place 

Scott,  Mrs,  6  Haddington  place 

Scott,  Mrs,  1 6  Dublin  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  lodgings,  46  Rankeillor  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  2  Bellevue  terrace 

Scott,  Mrs,  1  Lawrie  street 

Scott,  Mrs,  flesher,  26  Lothian  street — house, 
9  Brighton  street 

Scott,  Miss  Beatrice,  10  Howard  place 

Scott,  Miss,  1  Carlton  street 

Scott,  Miss,  52  Northumberland  street 

Scott,  Miss  Robertson,  22  Gt.  King  street 

Scott,  Miss,  corset  maker,  34  Frederick  street 

Scott,  Miss,  5  Buccleuch  place 

Scott,  Miss,  1  Castle  terrace 

Scott,  Miss,  59  Lauriston  place 

Scott,  Miss,  26  Alva  street 

Scott,  Miss,  38  Findhorn  place 

Scott,  Miss,  12  Pilrig  street 

Scott,  Miss,  dressmaker,  100  George  street 

Scott,  Misses  M.  &  E.  dress  and  straw-hat 
makers,  2  West  Nicolson  street 

Scott,  Misses,  46  St  Cuthbert  street 

Scott,  Misses,  9  Gayfield  square 

Scott's,  W.  Royal  academy  for  riding,  Tollcross 
— house,  ditto 

Scott's  school,  14  Picardy  place — See  Adv. 

Scott's  vegetable  pill  warehouse,  51  Lothian  st. 

Scottish  Advertiser  Office,  12  Elder  street 

Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance  Society, 
3  North  St  David  street. — See  Adv. 

Scottish  Arboricultural  Society,  5  St  An- 
drew square 

Scottish  Association  for  Suppressing  Drunk- 
enness, 5  St  Andrew  square 

Scottish  Branch  of  the  United  British  Army 
Scripture-Readers'  and  Soldiers'  Friend 
Society,  5  St  Andrew  sq. — Captain  R.  H. 
Mackintosh,  sec;  W.  J.  Duncan,  ma- 
nager, National  Bank,  treasurer 

Scottish  Coast  Mission,  5  St  Andrew  sq. — 
James  Urquhart,  secretary 


Scottish  Colour  Works,  5  and  6  Shore 

Scottish  Drainage  and  Improvement  Co. — 
John  Ronald,  S.S.C.  managing  director; 
Charles  Ritchie,  20  Hill  street,  secretary 

Scottish  Episcopal  Church  Training  Insti- 
tution, Minto'  ho.  Argyle  sq Christopher 

Smith,  principal;  D.  Home,  sec. 

Scottish  Equitable  Life  Assur.  Society,  26  St 
Andrew  square — George  Todd,  manager ; 
William  Finlay,  secretary — See  Adv. 

Scottish  Farmer  and  Horticulturist  Office, 
28  Cockburn  street 

Scottish  Freemasons'  Magazine  Office,  81 
South  bridge 

Scottish  Friendly  Life  Assurance  Co.  5  St 
Andrew  sq — Fred.  H.  Carter,  manager 

Scottish  Guardian,  54  Princes  street 

Scottish  Industrial  Insur.  Co.,  1  Hanover 
St. — W.  Lambert,  district  manager. 

Scottish  Institution  for  Education  of  Young 
Ladies,  9  Moray  place 

Scottish  Institute  for  Civil,  Commercial,  and 
Military  Education,  13  Hill  street 

Scottish  Jurist  Office,  11  Thistle  street 

Scottish  Legal  Commercial  Agency  Office, 
4  Bank  st. — Jas.  P.  Falkner,  S.S.C.  sec. 

Scottish  Missionary  Society's  Committee- 
rooms,  5  St  Andrew  square 

Scottish  National  Association  for  the  Sup- 
pression of  Licentiousness  and  the  Recovery 
of  the  Fallen,  5  St  Andrew  square — Rev.  J. 
Hamilton,  sec. ;  John  Millar,  hon.  treasurer 

Scottish  National  Insurance  Co.  22  St  An- 
drew sq John  M.  M'Candlish,  manager 

Scottish  Permanent  Property  Investment 
Society,  13  Royal  Exchange  —  Thomas 
M'Dowall,  manager 

Scottish  Plate  Glass  Association,  23  St 
Andrew  square — Henry  Harrison,  manager 

Scottish  Property  Investment  Co.  102  South 
bridge — Hugh  Cameron,  manager — ho.  24 
Gardner's  crescent.  Leith  district  branch, 
21  Bernard  street — Mann  and  Duncan, 
S.S.C.  ag;ents. — See  Adv. 

Scottish  Provident  Institution  for  Life  As- 
surance and  Annuities,  6  St  Andrew  sq., 
—James  Watson,  manager. — ^ceAdv.         '■ 

Scottish  Provincial  Assurance  Co.  65  Princes 
street — Andrew  Robertson,  secretary 

Scottish  Railway  Gazette  Office,  21-a  George 
street 

Scottish  Reformation  Society — office,  Pro- 
testant Institute  of  Scotland,  17  George 
IV.  bridge — George  Lyon,  hon.  secretary; 
G.  R.  Badenoch,  acting- secretary  ;  William 
Leckie,  treasurer.  Commercial  bank 

Scottish  Register  and  Home  Institution  for 
Domestic  Servants,  7  Queen  st. — James 
Walker,  clerk ;  Mrs  Sinclair,  matron 

Scottish  Slate  and  Slab  Company,  29  South 
Frederick  street 

Scottish  Trade  Protection  Society,  Sand  11 
Bank  street— Wm.  White  Millar,  S.S.C,  law 


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agent ;  George  T.  Bathgate,  manager ;  P. 

Morrison,  sec. 
Scottish   Union    Fire  and    Life   Insurance 

Co.    47   George    street — George    Ramsay, 

manager;  James  Barlas,  sec. — See  Adv. 
Scottish  Vocal  Music  Association,  13  Queen 

St. — A.  T.  Niven,  C.A.,  hon.  treasurer 
Scottish  Vulcanite  Co.  (Limited),  manufoc- 

turers  of  India  rubber  combs,  knife  handles, 

&c.  —  James    M'Kenzie,    manager.    View- 
forth 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund  and  Life  Assurance 

Society,    9     St    Ancirew    square — Samuel 

Raleigh,  manager ;  J.  J.  P.  Anderson,  sec. 

—See  Adv. 
Scougall,  Ellis,  &  Co,  merchants,  1 7  Consti- 
tution street 
Scougall,  A.  flesher,  1  St  Patrick  sq. — ho.  27 
Scougall,  J.  (S.  Ellis,  ^  Co.)^  Priory,  Ramsay 

place,  Bonnington 
Scoular,  Miss,  Upper  Grove  place 
Scrimgeour,  Rev.  Rob.  Free  St  John's  manse, 

Claremont  park,  Leith 
Scrivener,  Wm.  64  Broughton  street 
Scrymgeour,  Henry,  upholstery  work-rooms, 

23- A  George  street — ho. Chapel  street  house 
Scrymgeour,  Mrs,  28  East  Claremont  street 
Scrymgeour,  Mrs,  31  Princes  street 
Scrymgeour,  Miss,  23  Clerk  street 
Seater,  Geo.  S.  (^Leit/i^  Hull,  and  Hamburgh 

Steavi  Packet  Co.)  34  Bernard  street — ho. 

24  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Seater,  Jn.  shipmaster,  2  Portland  ter.  Leith 
Seaton,  Robt.  auctioneer,  14  Broughton  st. 
Seaton,  Rob.  dining  and  refreshment  rooms, 

12  E.  Register  st. 
Seggie,  A.  machinist  and  printing  press  maker, 

Broughton  market — ho.  39  Barony  street 
Selby,    Robert   Barclay,  solicitor-at-law  and 

S.S.C.  26"  Dundas  street 
Selcraig,  Thomas,  grocer,  1  Glenorchy  place 
Selcraicf,  John,  bootmaker,  305  High  st. 
Selcraig,  Thos.  (  G.  F.-O.),  10  Ca:iton  hill 
Skt.ect   Subscription   Library,  26  Waterloo 

pi. — Alex.  Greig,  librarian— house,  59  Earl 

Grey  street 
Selkirk,  William,  tailor,  35  Leith  street 
Sellar,  A.  Craig,  advocate,  1  Randolph  cr. 
Sellar,    W.   Y.   professor   of  humanity,   15 

Buckingham  terrace 
Sellar,  Mrs,  1  Randolph  crescent 
Seller,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  18  Northum- 

berland  street 
Selvie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Maitland  pi.  Trinity 
Senebier,  Mrs,  3  Alva  street 
Servants'  National  Registry,  1  Frederick  st. 

— J.  Henderson,  manager 
Servants'  Institution,  4  South  Charlotte  st. 

—James  Drummond,  clerk 
Session  Clerk's  Office  for  St  Cuthbert's,  7 

St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Session    Clerk's    Office   for    the    City,    51 
Cockburn  street 


Session-    Clerk's    Office   for    South    Leith, 

Church  vestry,  Kirkgate 
Session  Clerk  and  Registrar  for  North  Leith 

— hours,  10  to  3;  Saturday,  10  to  12  noon 

— Thomas  S.  Forman,  40  Bridge  street — 

house,  7  Hamburg  place.  North  Leith 
Seton    &    Mackenzie,    foreign   and  English 

booksellers,  stationers,  and  bookbinders,  81 

George  street  and  15  Thistle  street 
Seton,  Francis  C.  inspector  of  branches  (iJo^/aZ 

Bank),  9  Windsor  street 
Seton,  Geo.  advocate,  St  Bennet's,  Greenhill 
Seton,  Gregor,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  73 

York  place — house,  51  Broughton  street 
Seton,  Henry,  veterinary  surg.  129  Rose  st. — 

ho.  Rosemount  house,  Morrison  street 
Seton,  Pat.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  35  Candle- 
maker  row 
Seton,  Peter,  boot-top  maker,  96  High  street 
Seton,  Lt.-Col.  R.   S.,  Madras   Artillery,  9 

Windsor  street 
Seton,  Mrs,  13  Coates  crescent 
Seton,  Miss,  16  Comely  bank 
Severs,  Benjn.  com.  agent,  3  Comely  green  pi 
Shand,  A.  Burns,  advocate,  3  Great  Stuart  si 
Shand,  John,  W.S.  master  extraordinary  in 

Chancery,  24  Royal  circus 
Shand,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  49  Dean  st. 
Shand,  W.  R.  com.  traveller,  21  Lothian  road 
Shand,  William,  dealer  in  mechanics'  tools, 

6  Leith  wynd 
Shanks,  Chris,  bootmaker,  2  Catherine  street 
Shanks,  D.  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  and  house 

agent,  1  Leslie  place — ho.  3  Raeburn  place 
Shanks,   George,   hosier  and  smallware,  34 

So.  Hanover  st — ho.  1  W.  Claremont  st. 
Shanks,  James,  11  Stafford  street 
Shanks,  John,  clothier,  154  High  street 
Shanks,  Thos.  fishing-tackle  manufacturer,  5 

Frederick  street 
Shanks,  Mrs,  58  Broughton  street 
Sharp,  Francis,  watch    and   clockmaker,  60 

Clerk  street 
Sharp,  William,  2  Grove  road 
Sharp,  Wm.  lodging-house,  4  Wemyss  place 
Shaip,  Isabella,  poulterer,  13  Dundas  street 
Sharp,  Miss  Marion,  baby  linen  and  ladies' 

outfitting  warehouse,  60  Leith  street 
Sharpe,  Robert,  corn  dealer,  26  Upper  Gray 

street 
Shaw  &  Bell,  coal  merchants,  9  Veitch's  sq. 
Shaw,  Alex,  letter  carrier,  8  Carnegie  street 
Shaw,  Andrew,  cab-hirer,  27  Duke  st.  Leith 
Shaw,  D.  chimney-sweeper,  3  Pitt  street 
Shaw,  David,  S.S.C.  27  Nelson  street 
Shaw,  G.  grocer,  265  Cowgate 
Shaw,  George,  saddler,  67  Clerk  street 
Shaw,  James,  flesher,  36  W.  Richmond  st.     . 
Shaw,  James,  54  Bristo  street 
Shaw,  James,  52  Gilmore  place 
Shaw,  Joseph,  painter  and  glazier,  8  S.  Clerk  st. 
Shaw,  Patrick,  advocate,  sheriff  of  Chancery, 

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Shaw,  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  10  Brougham  st. 

Shaw,  Robert  B.  {Bill- chamber,  Register  ho.), 
52  Gilmore  place 

Shaw,  Robert,  cattle  dealer,  Mainpoint 

Shaw,  Wm.  {N.  British  Railway),  19  Ann  st. 

Shaw,  William,  coal  merchant,  2  Port  Hamil- 
ton— house,  21  Sample  street 

Shaw,  Mrs,  peruke  maker,  7  Chapel  street 

Shaw,  Miss  Mary,  confectioner,  12  Market  et. 

Shear,  David,  victualler,  113  Kirkgate 

Shearer,  Archd.  18  Duncan  st.  Drummond  pi. 

Shearer,  James,  1  Milne  square 

Shearer,  James,  butcher,  33  Earl  Grey  street 

Shearer,  John  (6'.  P.-O.),  Retreat  cottage, 
Sciennes  hill 

Sheartr,  John  {W.  Belfrage  and  S.),  6  Char- 
lotte place 

Shearer,  J.  T.  1  Kyle  place,  Madeira  street 

Shearer,  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  6^  Port- 
Hopetoun — house,  9  Lauriston  street 

Shearer,  Thomas,  compositor,  56  Potterrow 

Shearer,  William,  8  W.  Adam  street 

Shearer,  Miss,  19  India  street 

Sheddeo,  J.  spirii  dealer,  23  Greenside  row 

Shedden,  J.  cabinetmaker,  73  Broughton  st. 

Shennan,  John,  builder,  Bellevue  cottage, 
Mansfield  place 

Shennan,  Misses,  Bellevue  cottage 

Shepherd,  A.  {M'Nub  and  S.)  3  Gloster  pi. 

Shepherd,  Capt.  of  Kirkville,  12  Church  hill 

Shepherd,  Geo.  spirit  merchant.  Peacock  inn, 
3  Orchaidfield  st ho.  40  Lauriston  st. 

Shepherd,  George,  162  Pleasance 

Shepherd,  James,  accountant  and  commercial 
ageucy,  51  North  bridge 

Shepherd,  John  (G.P.-O.),  18  Duncan  st. 

Shepherd,  Wm.  drysalter,  20  Blair  street 

Shepherd,  Wm.  Eamage,  46  Earl  Grey  street 

Shepherd,  William,  draper,  46  Howe  st.  and 
67  Hanover  st. — house,  11  Howe  street 

Shepherd,  Mrs  Wm.  1  North  St  James'  st. 

Shephtrd,  Mrs,  15  Charlotte  square 

Sheppard,  Mrs  Jas  painter,  glazier,  and  paper- 
hanger,  107  George  St.— ho.  24  Stafford  st. 

Sherar,  John,  surveyor  and  accountant,  2 
Deanhaugh  street 

Sherii'f  Clerk's  Office,  County  buildings — 
Kenmure  Maitland,  sheriff-clerk  of  Mid- 
lothian 

Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  110  Constitution  st. 

Sheriff  Clerk  of  Chancery  Office,  Parliament 
square — hours,  10  to  1  ;  Saturdays,  10  to 
12;  vacation,  11  to  12 

Sheriff,  Rev.  James,  24  Findhorn  pi.  Grange 

Sheriff,  James,  cabinetmaker,  3  Hope  street — 
house,  4  North  Melville  place 

Sherrit,  Adam,  28  Barony  street 

Sherry,  Jn.  watch  dealer,  71  St  Mary's  wynd 

Sherwood,  Mrs,  dairy,  Roseburn 

Shetland  Warehouse,  John  White,  succes- 
sor to  W.  B.  Mackenzie,  12  Frederick  st. 

Shield,  George,  depute-clerk  of  session,  14 
General  Register  house—house,  16  Hart  st. 


Shiell,  A.  {Gen.  Register-house)^  38  Blacket 

place 
Shiell,  David  Russell  (Bank  of  Scotland),  17 

Upper  Gray  street 
Shiell,  Wm.  assistant  clerk  of  Session  (Regis- 
ter-house), 8  Middleby  street 
Shiells,   R.  Thornton  (Paterson  and  S.),   3 

Brougham  street 
Shiells,  Mrs,  32  Dundas  street 
Shiels,  John  S.  wine  merchant,  69  Constitu- 
tion street — house,  5  Gayfield  square 
Shiels,  Matthew,  confectioner,  45  North  bridge 
Shiels,  Robt.  &  Son,  wholesale  confectioners, 

5,  6,  and  7  Bristo  place 
Shiels,  Rohert,  5  Sylvan  place 
Shiels,  T.  (  Wm.  S.  and  Co.)  8  Cassells'  place 
Shiels,  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  1  South 

Howard  place 
Shiels,  Wm.  &  Co.  wine  merchts.  52  Constitu- 
tion street 
Shiels,  Wm.  G.  65  Dick  place 
Shiels,  William,  13  Pilrig  street 
Shiels,  Mrs,  10  North  St  Andrew  street 
Shillinglaw,  Peter,  warehouseman,  11  Dundas 

street 
Shillinglaw  Peter  F.  smallware  merchant,  2 

North  bridge 
Shillinglaw,  Thos.  writer  (Crown  Office),  17 

Preston  street 
Shillinglaw,  Mrs,  40  Great  King  street 
Shiress,  David  S.  writer,  20  Nelson  street 
Shirreff,  Chas.  H.  corn  factor,  2  High  Caltoa 

— house,  4  Hart  street 
Shirtsinger,  Mat.   German  clockmaker,  177 

Pleasance 
Shore-Dues  Office,  Custom-house,  Leith 
Shorrock,  Robert,  spirit  dealer  and  carriers' 

quarters,  47  Bernard  st — ho.  13 
Short,  David,  accountant,  25  North  bridge 
Short,  H.  tailor,  219  High  st. 
Short,  James,  joiner,  12  South  Junction  st. 
Short,  John,  church  officer,  19  Rose  street 
Short,  Mrs,  13  East  Adam  street 
Short,  Miss,  dressmaker,  2  Montague  street 
Short's  Observatory,  Castle  hill 
Shotts   Iron  Co.'s  Foundry,  9   Springfield, 

Leith  walk— Alex.  Sinclair,  manager 
Sibbald,  Alexander,  lodgings,  8  Hope  street 
Sibbald,  And.  station  agent  (N.  JB.  Railway), 

Citadel,  Leith 
Sibbald,  David,  poulterer,  15  High  market 
Sibbald,  J.  and  Sons,  ironmongers,  64  George 

street 
Sibbald,  John  (J.  S.  and  Sons),  64-a  George  st. 
Sibbald,  J.  cowleeder,  Werter  house.  Comely 

bank 
Sibbald,  John,  32  Broughton  place 
Sibbald,  John  Robertson,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E. 

141  Princes  st.  and  Locheud,  Ratbo 
Sibbald,  Mrs,  cook,  39  India  place 
Sibbald,  Mrs,  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Sibbald,  Mrs,  29  Clarence  street 
Sibbald,  Miss,  11  Brandon  street 


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Sibbald,  Miss,  45  George  square 
Sibbald,  Miss  Margaret^  12  Preston  terrace 
Siddie,  John,  builder,  2  Lord  Rnssell  place 
Sidey,  Chas.  surg.-accoucheur,  64<  Hanover  st. 
Sidey,  David  D.  {Maeullum  and  S.)  64  Hano- 
ver street 
Sidey,  James  A.  surgeon,  42  Queen  street 
Sidey,  John,  coal  merchant,  13  Comely  bank 
Sievewright,  Joseph,  English  hotel,  10  So.  St 

Andrew  street 
Sievewright,  Miss,  4  Findhorn  place,  Grange 
Signet  Library,  Parliament  square 
Signet  Office,  Register  house 
Silver,  G.  M.  (G.P.-O.),  13  Hill  place 
Silvie,  James,  writer,  52  Broughton  street 
Sim,  Alex.  {N.  B.  Colour  Co.),  Rhynd  lodge, 

Leith 
Sim,  Fr.  R.  glass  chandelier  &  cut-glass  manu- 

fac.  96  Princes  st. — ho.  3  E.  Newington  pi. 
Sim,  George,  writer,  7  Cambridge  street 
Sim,  Thomas,  draper  and  hosier,  103  High  st. 
Sim,  W.  A.  &  J.  wool  wareh.  53  George  street 
Sim,  William,  13  Walker  street 
Sim,  Wm.  (iV,  B.  Colour  Co.)  Rhynd  lodge, 

Leith 
Sim,  Mrs,  7  Cambridge  street 
Sim,  Miss,  16  Danube  street 
Sime,  A.  teacher  of  navigation,  5  Fox  lane 
Sime,   Adam,   wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

N.  Melville  place 
Sime,  Alex,  grocer,  31  Duke  street,  Leith 
Sime,  George,  1  St  Leonard's  hill 
Sime,  Geo.  smith,  24  Pleasance 
Sime,  James,  Craigmont  house,  Grange  loan 
Sime,  John,  accountant  and  stockbroker  {late 

H.  Maitland  ^  Co.),  2  Thistle  court— ho. 

40  Blacket  place 
Sime,  Robert,  merchant,  8  Wright's  houses 
Sime,  Thos.  {P.  §■  R.  Wright),  26  Scotland  st. 
Sime,  William,  S.S.C.  8  Hill  street 
Sime,  Mrs  Andrew,  29  Richmond  place 
Simm,  John,  2  King's  place 
Simmie,  Mrs  Dr,  21  Raeburn  place 
Simmins,  Jacob,  teacher,  22  London  street 
Simpson  &  Graham,  factors,  silver- platers  and 

saddlers'  ironmongers,  2  Mound  place 
Simpson  &  M'Donald,  chimney  sweepers,  75 

Causeyside 
Simpson   and  Taylor,   hairdressers  and  per- 
fumers, 15  S.  St  David  st. — ho.  50  George  st. 
Simpson  Brothers  &  Co.  wholesale  tea  deal. 

22  Waterloo  place — ho.  12  Hope  street 
Simpson,  Alex.  &  Co.  grocers,  tea,  wine,  and 

spirit  merchants,  5  Baker's  place — house  8 

Hermitage  place 
Simpson,  A.   C.  inspector    of  poor,   Albany 

street,  I^eith 
Simpson,  Rev.  A.  L.  25  Howe  street 
Simpjon,  A.  L.  clerk,  12  Carnegie  street 
Simpson,  David    C.    engraver   and  printer, 

29  Elder  street 
Simpson,  David  L.,  pocket-book,  jewel,  and 

miniature  case  maker,  25  S.  Hanover  street 


Simpson,  Francis,  broker,  63  Leith  wynd 
Simpson,  George,  5  Lothian  road 
Simpson,  Geo.  5  West  Newington 
Simpson,  G.  victual  dealer,  14  Brunswick  st. 
Simpson,  G.  B.  41-a  Broughton  street 
Simpson,  Henry,  mercht.  38  W.  Register  st. 

— house,  Selviile,  Portobello 
Simpson,  Hugh,  17  Rosemount  buildings 
Simpson,  J.  coal  merchant,  11  Port-Hopetoun 
Simpson,   James  Y.,   F.R.C.P.   professor  of 

midwifery  in  the  University,  52  Queen  st. 
Simpson,  James,  bootmaker,  6  Melbourne  pi 

— ho.  Eglinton  villa,  Tantallon  pi.  Grange 
Simpson,     James,     cowfeeder,    Rosemount, 

Gardner's  crescent 
Simpson,  Jas.  carpet  manuf.  70-A  George  st 

— house,  22  London  street 
Simpson,  Jas.  architect,  and  assessor  of  lands 

and  heritages  for  the  burgh  of  Leith — office, 

Town  hall;  house,  11  Bonnington  place 
Simpson,  John  (G.  P.-O.),  17  Cheyne  street 
Simpson,  J.  F.  corn  merchant.  Junction  steam 

mills — ho.  9  Hermitage  pi. 
Simpson,  J.  (  Union  Bank),  Bonnington  lodge 
Simpson,  JoiiD,  12  Hope  street 
Simpson,  John,  11  South  Norton  place 
Simpson,  John,  spirit  dealer,  56  Fountainbr. 
Simpson,  J.  baker  and  confect.  158  High  st. 
Simpson,  John,  bootmaker,  5  Crichton  street 
Simpson,  John,  5  Hermitage  place 
Simpson,  J.  stoneware  mer.  4  Warriston  place 
Simpson,  John,  17  Archibald  place 
Simpson,  Rev.  John,  8  Lauriston  park 
Simpson,   P.  tailor  and  clothier,  8  Downie 

place 
Simpson,  P.  French  polisher,  19  India  pi. 
Simpson,  Peter,  21  Nicolson  street 
Simpson,  Peter,  round  and  spiral  turner,  32 

Horse  wynd 
Simpson,  Richard,  upholsterer,   undertaker, 

appraiser,  and  house  agent,  121  George  st. 

— house,  3  Lothian  road 
Simpson,  R.  E.  &  Co.  patentees  and  manu- 
facturers of  improved  sewing  machines,  16 

Cockburn  street 
Simpson,  R.  &  H.  coal  merchants,  Caledonian 

railway  coal  depot — ho.  9  Gardner's  cres. 
Simpson,  Robt.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  2  Circus 

place — house,  8  Hamilton  place 
Simpson,   Robert,   accountant,    stockbroker, 

and  house  agent,  3  Hill  square 
Simpson,  Rt.  ladies'  boot  maker,  31  Blair  St. 
Simpson,  Robert,  builder,  1  Pilrig  cottages 
Simpson,   Robt.  D.  scale  and  beam  maker, 

2  W.  Crosscausey  and  14  Clerk  street 
Simpson,  Robert  Graham,  61  Clerk  street 
Simpson,  Robert,  93  George  street 
Simpson,  Thos.  S.  clock  and  watchmaker,  42 

George  street — house,  37 
Simpson,  Walter,  house  factor  and  insurance 

agent,  33  Bernard  street 
Simpson,  Mrs  Andrew,   Rosemount  dairy, 
Gardner's  crescent 


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Simpson,  Mrs  George  H.  2  Henderson  row 
Simpson,  Mrs  H.  37  George  street 
Simpson,  Mrs  J.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  42 

Main  st.  Newhaven 
Simpson,  Mrs  M.  staymaker,  10  Jamaica  st. 
Simpson,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  14  Dean  street 
Simpson,  Mrs,  North  Merchiston  place 
Simpson,  Mrs,  grocer,  22  Lauriston  street 
Simpson,  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  11  Couper  street 
Simpson,  Mrs,  toy  shop,  26  Tolbooth  wynd 
Simpson,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  92 

George  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  30  St  Andrew  square 
Simson,  G.  W.  &  Miss,  institution  for  draw- 
ing and  painting,  54  N.  Frederick  street 
Simson,  D.  teacher  of  drawing,  25  India  st. 
Simson,  Jas.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  3  Glenfinlas 

street 
Simson,  James  K.  (I.  II.,  E.  B.)  51  Hope  park 

end 
Simson,  James,  accountant,  5  Picardy  place 
Simson,  J.  T.,  W.S.  34  Dublin  street 
Simson,  Thos.  1  West  Maitland  street 
Simson,  Mrs  James,  13  Gayfield  square 
Simson,  Mrs  Walter,  30  Albany  street,  Leith 
Simson,  Lirs,  9  Eton  terrace 
Simson,  Mrs,  34  Dublin  st. 
Simson,  Miss,  27  Rutland  square 
Simson,  Miss,   boarding  and    day  school,    6 

Royal  circus 
Simson,  Miss,  seminary,  15  St  Andw.  st.  Leith 
Sinclair  &  Co.  commission  agents,  drysalters, 

oil  and  colour  merchants,  1  and  2  Calton  st. 
Sinclair,  Adam,  A.  &  B.  officer,  30  Kirkgate 
Sinclair,  Adam,  4  Cannon  street,  Leith 
Sinclair,  Alex.  133  George  street 
Sinclair,  Alexander,  manager,  Shotts  Foundry, 

10  Springfield,  Leith  walk 
Sinclair,  Rer.  Arch.  1  Jordan  lane 
Sinclair,  Colin,  bookseller  and  stationer,  98-A 

Princes  st. — ho.  33  Castle  street 
Sinclair,  Daniel,  cottage,  Powderhall 
Sinclair,  David,  37  West  Register  street 
Sinclair,  D.  janitor.  High  school 
Sinclair,  G.   cooper  and   stave    merchant,  9 

Duke  street,  Leith— ho.  3  Summerfield 
Sinclair,  Capt.  Geo.  5  Buckingham  terrace 
Sinclair,  George  L.,  W.S.  4  Walker  street 
Sinclair,  Henry,  sharebroker,  62  George  st. 
Sinclair,  James,  draper,  4  Bank  street — ho. 

38  Rankeillor  street 
Sinclair,  James,  baker,  133  Canongate 
Sinclair,  James,  mercantile  accountant,    Al- 
bany herald,   Scotch  College  of  Arms,  7 

Brown  street 
Sinclair,  John,  baker,  14  Lothian  street 
Sinclair,  John,  baker,  18  Tobago  street 
Sinclair,  John,  paper  machine  wireworker  & 

wirecloth  manufacturer,  Spittal  street 
Sinclair,  Jn.  bookseller,  stationer,  printseller, 

and  bookbinder,  3  Bristo  port 
Sinclair,  John,  agent,  2  Forrester's  wynd,  98 

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Sinclair,  John,  Grindlay  street 
Sinclair,  John,  246  Canongate 
Sinclair,  John,  flour   merchant,   Edinburgh 
Steam   Mills,  Fountainbridge — house,    12 
Gilmore  place 
Sinclair,  P.  F.  2  George  place 
Sinclair,  Peter,  10  East  Norton  place 
Sinclair,  Peter,  builder,  6  Cambridge  street 
Sinclair,  Robert,  assist,  clerk  of  Session,  9 

India  street 
Sinclair,  Robt.  tailor  and  clothr.  377  High  st. 
Sinclair,  Robt.  {General  Steam  Navigat.  Co.), 

2  Elm  row 
Sinclair,  Robert,  book-keeper,  76  Kirkgate 
Sinclair,  Robt.  shipmaster.  Spring  bank,  Leith 
Sinclair,  v.,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  4  Picardy  pi. 
Sinclair,  Mrs  John,  26  Calton  hill 
Sinclair,  Mrs,  2  Shandwick  place 
Sinclair,  Mrs,  2  Lauriston  park 
Sinclair,   Miss   B.   coal  merchant,  22   Port- 
Hamilton 
Sinclair,  Miss  Mary,  1  Park  street 
Sinclair,  Miss,  cloth  cap  maker,  227  High  st. 
Sinclair,  Miss,  Whiteford  house,  53  Canongate 
Sinclair,  Misses,  of  Ulbster,  133  George  street 
Singer,  I,  M.  sewing  machine  manufacturer, 

107  Princes  street 
Sinton,  John,  slater,  1  W.  Richmond  street 
Sinton,  Jos.  T.  victual  dealer,  27  Greenside  st. 
Sinton,  Wm.  slater,  11  St  Leonard's  lane 
Skae,  C,  M.D,  Tipperlinn  ho.  Morningsirle 
Skae,  David,   M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  Physician   to 

Royal  Edin.  Asylum,  Morningside 
Skae,  F.,  M.D.  Tipperhnn  ho.  Morningside 
Skae,  William,  teacher  of  classics,  63  Laur- 
iston place 
Skae,  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Drummond  street 
Skeen,  Miss,  56  Bridge  street 
Skelton,  John,  advocate,  20  Alva  street 
Skelton,  Miss,  20  Alva  street 
Skene,  Major  Alex,  (late  24th  foot),  9  Man- 

sionhouse  road 
Skene,  George,  professor  of  law  in  the  Uni- 
versity of  Glasgow,  20  Melville  street. 
Skene,  AV.  F.  &  Peacock,  W.S.  18  Hill  street 

— house,  20  Inverleith  row 
Skene,  Mrs  Colonel,  17  Lynedoch  place 
Skiffington,  John,  china  mercht.  109  High  st. 

— house,  105  High  street 
Skill,  Miss,  17  Rankeillor  street 
Skilling  &  Young,  boot  &  shoemakers,  30 

Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Skilling,  A.  M.  shoemaker,  1  Portland  ter. 
Skinner,  John  Holt,  45  Moray  place 
Skinner,  Wm.,  W.S.  31  Great  King  street 
Skinner,  W.  R.,  S.S.C.  8  Blenheim  place 
Skinner,  Mrs  J.  R.  5  Leopold  place 
Skirving,  David,  inspector  of  agencies  to  the 
City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Co.  21  St 
Andrew  square 
Skirving,  Thos.  farmer.  Nether  Quarry  holes 
Slaney,  Thomas,  Douglas'  hotel,  34  and  35  St 
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Slate,  Miss,  48  Rankeillor  street 
Slater,  Andrew,  slater,  140  Canongate — house, 
1  St  John  St. — slate  wharf,  Upper  Drawbr. 
Slater,  James  (G.  P.-O.),  21  Salisbury  st. 
Slater,  Mrs  James,  52  Broughton  street 
Slater,  Mrs,  7  Drummond  street 
Slater,  Mrs,  19  Cheyne  street 
SLAUGHTER-houses,  Edinburgh,  62  Fountain- 
bridge 
SLAUGHTER-houses,  Leith,  Salamander  street 
Sleigh,  George,  tailor,  41  Lothian  street 
Sleigh,  W.  L.  Marion  villa,  Sciennes  hill 
Sleigh,  Mrs  Eleanor,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufactrs. 
1   North  bridge  and  82  Nicolson  street — 

manufactory,  37  Niddry  street — ho.  10  E. 

Adam  street 
Slight,  Alex.  &  G.  H.  engineers,  34  Leith  walk 
Slight,  Alex.  {A.  ^  G.  H.  S.),   Catherine 

cottage,  Leith  walk 
Slight,  Alex,  surveyor,  8  Spittal  street 
Slight,  George,  41  South  Clerk  street 
Slight,  Geo.  H.  {A.  ^^  G.  H.  S.),  25  Hadding- 

ton  place 
Sligo,  Archibald  Smith,  5  Drummond  place 
Slimmon,  Mrs,  hosiery  and  trimming  ware- 
house, 55  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Slimon,  David,  41 -a  Broughton  street 
Slimon,  James  {T.  B.  Campbell  Sf  Co.),  41 -a 

Broughton  street 
Slimon,  Robt.  coppersmith,  tinplate  worker, 

ship  chandler,  &c.  45  &  46  Shore 
Slimon,  Wra.  31  Giles'  st.  Leith 
Sloan  &  Son,  coal  mers.,  49  Broughton  st.,  67 

Castle  street,  and  Leith  walk — See  Adv. 
Sloan,  Thos.  (Sloan  S^  Sou)  Carstairs  cottage, 

Lovers'  lane,  Leith  walk 
Sloan,  Miss,  dressmaker,  67  Castle  street  and 

1  S.  St  James'  street 
Sloane,  Misses,  17  Raeburn  place 
Slymand,  John,  pricter,  22  St  Leonard  street 
Smail,  Gillon,  &  Co.  wholesale  &  retail  china 

and  glass  warehouse,  19  George  IV.  bridge 

and  5  Merchant  street 
Smail,  Thomas,  victualler  and  grocer,  13  St 

Patrick  square 
Smail,  Walter,  victual  dealer,  2  Hamilton  pi. 

High  riggs 
Smail,  Mrs,  1  Atholl  crescent 
Small  &  Sod,  bird-stuffers,  38  George  st. 
Small,  Aw.  (Royal  Bank),  29  E.  Claremont  st. 
Small,    A.  &   D.  painters   and  glaziers,    79 

Broughton  street 
Small,  David,  basketmaker,  33  Hanover  st. 
Small,  David,  glass  stainer,  22  Greenside  pi. — 

house,  3  Comely  green  place 
Small,  E.  &  M.  drapers,  31  Greenside  street 
Smail,  James,  bookbinder,  8  North  bridge 
Small,  John,  college  librarian,  College 
Small,  R.  victual  dlr.  37  North  Richmond  st. 
Small,  Walter,  13  St  Patrick  square 
Small,  William,  shinmaker  and  outfitter,  30 

South  bridge — house,  4  Preston  terrace 


Small,  W.  grocer  &  spirit  dlr.,  93  Canongate 
Small,  W.  Kerr,  basketmaker,  35  Blair  street 

— house  51  Nicolson  street 
Small,  Mrs,  College 
Smart  &  Co.  stationers  and  news  agents,  32 

Rose  street 
Smart,  Alex,  printer,  5  South  College  street 
Smart,  Andrew,  M.D.,  28  Alva  street 
Smart,  Andrew,  baker,  114  West  port 
Smart,  J.  Sj:  R.  fleshers,  25  Middle  market 
Smart,  James,  china  merchant  and  rag  dealer, 

237  Canongate — house,  5  Roxburgh  terrace 
Smart,  J.  A.  sugar  agent,  33  Gayfield  square 
Smart,  Rev.  John,  D.D.  11  Smith's  place 
Smart,  John,  &  Son,  bootmakers,  1  Queen  st. 
Smart,   John,   S.S.C.   11   Queen  st. — ho.   11 

Smith's  place,  Leith  walk 
Smart,  John,  landscape-painter,   16   Picardy 

place — house,  41  York  place 
Smart,  John,  jun.  (J.  S.  &  Son)  2  Haddington 

place 
Smart,  John  (Smart  6)  Son),  So.  Gothic  cot. 

Trinity 
Smart,  R.  C.  41  York  place 
Smart,  Robert,  10  George  street 
Smart,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  27  Richmond  place 

— house,  12  Hill  square 
Smart,  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  37 

Rose  street 
Smart,  Mrs  John,  14  Nicolson  square 
Smart,  Mrs  J.  spirit  mer.  84  St  Mary's  wynd 
Smart,  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  6 

Brighton  street 
Sraeal,  J.  grocer  and  spirit  dlr.  3  Admiralty  st. 
Smeaton,  Rev.  George,  professor  of  theology. 

New  College,  13  Mansionho.  road.  Grange 
Smeaton,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  7  Richmond  ct. 
Smeaton  Brick  Works— office,    St  Leonard 

station — George  Baigrie,  agent 
Smellie,  Henry,  grocer,  30  North  Richmond 

street 
Smellie,  H.  grocer,  80  Crosscausey — ho.  82 
Smellie,  Rev.  James,  22  Brougham  street 
Smellie,  Robt.  tea  dealer  &  grocer,  33  Bristo 

St.  and  28  Home  st. — house,  2  Keir  street 
Smellie,  Wm.  J.  (Deputy  Controller,  G.P.- 

Office),  24  Warriston  crescent 
Smellie,  Miss  Lucy,  25  London  street 
Smibert,  George,  baker,  216  Canongate 
Smibert,  Miss,  8  Morrison  street 
Smiles,  James,  3  Warriston  place 
Smith  &  Alexander,  merchants,  2  Bank  street, 

Leith 
Smith  &  Co.  printers,  9  So.  St  Andrew  street 
Smith  &  Girven,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

74  George  street 
Smith  &  Philpot,  auctioneers,  appraisers,  and 

general  commission  agents,  79  George  st. 
Smith  and  Wilson,  druggists,  50- b  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Smith,  A.    &   D.    masons,   slaters,   glaziers, 

chimney-sweepers,  &c.  24  W.  Lauriston  pi. 

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Smith,  Adam,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  63  Pleasance 
Smith,  Adam  Gillies,  C.A.  6  Queen  street 
Smith,  Alexander,  W.S.  18  York  place 
Smith,    Alexander,   secretary   to  Edinburgh 

University,  Gesto  villa,  Wardie 
Smith,   Alex,  commercial  traveller,  2  West 

Bowling  green  street 
Smith,  Alexander  Gordon,  3  Grove  street 
Smith,  Alex.  M.  teacher,  St  Stephen^ s  school — 

house,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Smith,  Alex.  W.  teacher  of  singing,  4  Nel- 
son street 
Smith,  Alex,  tailor,  127  Rose  street 
Smith,  Alex,  builder.  Tanfield 
Smith  Alexander,  officer  Destitute  Sick  Sac. 

150  High  St. 
Smith,  Alexander,  12  Antigua  street 
Smith,  Alex,  baker,  12  William  street 
Smith,  Alex,  corn  factor  &  commission  agent, 

22  Bernard  st. — house,  26  Regent  terrace 
Smith,  Alex,  lodgings,  11  Albany  street 
Smith,  A.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  24  Leven 

street 
Smith,  Andrew,  S.S.C.  9  Buccleuch  place 
Smith,   Andrew,    brush    and    trunk    manu- 
facturer, 197  Cowgate 
Smith,  Arch.  1  Minto  street 
Smith,  Arch.  M.D.  8  Buckingham  terrace 
Smith,  C.  baker,  1  North  Richmond  st.  and 

89  High  street 
Smith,  Chas.  grocer,  38  Duke  street,  Leith — 

ho.  13  Cassels'  place 
Smith,  Colvin,  portrait  painter,  32  York  place 
Smith,  Daniel,  corn  march.  9.5  Haddington  pi. 
Smith,  David,  commercial  traveller,  1  Prince 

Consort  place.  Queen sferry  road 
Smith,  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  39 

Broughton  street 
Smith,    David,    manager,   North    British    & 

Mercantile  Insurance  Co.  64  Princes  street 

— ho.  Duddingston  cottage,  Portobello 
Smith,  David  (Edinburgh  and  Perth  Bread 

Co.),  16  Richmond  place 
Smith,  David,  26  Warriston  crescent 
Smith,  David,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  20  West 

Crosscausey 
Smith,  David,  7  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Smith,  David,  49  South  Clerk  street 
Smith,  D.  slater,  12  lieven  street 
Smith,  Frances,  fruiterer,  2  St  Patrick  sq. 
Smith,  George,  joiner,  19  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Smith,  George,  architect,  7  St  Andrew  square 

— house,  Burley  lodge,  Trinity 
Smith,  George,  1  Minto  street 
Smith,  George,  31  Stafford  street 
Smith,  Geo.  B.,  S.S.C.  37  Charlotte  square 
Smith,  Rev.  George,  D.D,  4  Randolph  cliff 
Smith,   G.  &  A.   shawl  manufacturers,   108 

South  br. — ho.  1  Minto  street 
Smith,  Geo.  dairy,  3  Northumberland  place 
Smith,  George,  bootmaker,  1  Maitland  street 

— ho.  I  Lauriston  terrace 
Smith,  George,  16  Brougham  street 


Smith,  G.  H..  M.D.,  80  Great  King  street 
Smith,  G.  I.,  Royal  bank,  Clyde  st.  lane 
Smith,  Harry,  advocate,  15  Shandwick  place 
Smith,  Harry  W.  window-ticket  and  show- 
card  printer,  engraver,and  lithographer,  102 

South  bridge 
Smith,  Harry  W.  3  Hope  park  terrace 
Smith,  Henry  G.  C.  teacher  of  mathematics, 

24  Grove  road 
Smith,  H.   &   Co.  photographic  artists,  102 

South  bridge 
Smith,  H. surgeon  {T.^H. Smith), Ylexiot  hill 

house 
Smith,  J.  &  Co.  jewellers,  6  Clerk  street 
Smith,  J.  A.  accountant,  7  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Smith,  J.  Irvine,  short-hand  writer,  11  Pitt  st. 
Smith,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  449 

Lawnmarket 
Smith,  J.  smith  and  farrier,  87  Abbey  hill 
Smith,  J.  watchm.  and  jeweller,  11  Kirkgate 
Smith,  J.  Campbell,  advocate,  30  Royal  circus 
Smith,  Jas.  M.  ironmonger,  coppersmith,  and 

tin  plate  worker,  successor  to  J.  Wallace  & 

Son,  5  Commercial  place 
Smith,  James  (  W.  S.  ^^  Son),  15  E.Preston  st. 
Smith,  James,  18  Brougham  street 
Smith,  James,  wright  &  builder,  12  Riego  st, 

— house,  16  Brougham  street 
Smith,  J.  musical  glass  manuf.  19  Union  st. 
Smith,  James,  grocer,  137  Grassmarket 
Smith,  James  W.  architect,  4  St  Andrew  .sq. 
Smith,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  25 

Union  place 
Smith,  James,  17  Glover  street 
Smith,  Jas.  5  Vanburgh  place 
Smith,  .Tames,  grocer,  228  Cowgate 
Smith,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  80 

and  82  Lauriston  street 
Smith,  James,  4  Graham  street 
Smith,  .James,  20  Danube  street 
Smith,  John  Alex.,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  7  West 

Maitland  street 
Smith,  J.  Arbuthnott  {B.  L.  Co.  B.),  5  Dick 

place 
Smith,  J.  Duncan,  S.S.C.  (Douglas  i;  S.),  13 

Duncan  street,  Drummond  place 
Smith,  J.  L.  bookseller,  stationer,  circulating 

library,  and  stamp  distributor,  1   Antigua 

street — ho.  19  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Smith,  John,  cut-glass  manufacturer,  1  Am- 

phion  place 
Smith,  John,  house  painter,  5  Alison  square 
Smith,  John,  governor  of  Prison,  Regent  road 
Smith,  John,  watchmaker,  18  North  bridge 
Smith,   John,   paper    warehouse,   21    Bread 

street 
Smith,  John,  MD.,  F.R.C.P.  20  Charlotte  sq. 
Smith,  John  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  surg.-dentist, 

11  Wemyss  place 
Smith,  J. D.  carver  and  gilder,  picture  liner  and 

cleaner,  33  W.  Register  street 
Smith,  .John,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  52 

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Smith,  John  W.  16  E.  Norton  place 

Smith,  John,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufac- 

ciirer,  38  North  bridge 
Smith,  John,  painter,  8  Keir  st.  Lauriston 
Smith,  John   Guthrie,  advocate,  57  Queen  St. 
Smith,  Jn.  K.  architect,  7  Gardner's  crescent 
Smith,  John,  umbrella  &  parasol  maker  & 

furrier,  78-a  Princes  st. — ho.  1  Seaton  pi. 
Smith,  John,  grocer  and   wine  merchant,  2 

Duncan  street — ho.  4  Northumberland  pi. 
Smith,  John,  tailor,  Hillhousefield 
Smith,  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  102  South 

bridge — house,  56  Clerk  street 
Smith,  John,  builder,  13  Junction  st ho.  10 

Glover  street 
Smith,  J.  N.  chemist  &  druggist,  62  Kirkgate 

— house,  10  Cassells'  place 
Smith,  John,  and  Son,  coal  merchants,  Cale- 
donian railway — office,  46  Lothian  road — 

ho.  21.— See  Adv. 
Smith,  John,  shawl  manufacturer,  clothier, 

and  general  draper,  105  South  bridi^e 
Smith,   John  (/,   S.  and  Son),  24  Nicolson 

street 
Smith,  John  Stewart,  carver  and  gilder,  19 

Union  street 
Smith,  J.  &  Son,  wireworkers  and  weavers, 

millstone  builders,  importers  of  French  burr 

blocks,  219  High  street 
Smith,  J.  11  Roxburgh  street 
Smith,  J.  {W.  S.  <Sf  ^ons)  9  E.  Preston  street 
Smith,  Laurence  (G.F.-O.),  108  Rose  street 
Smith,  M.  cowfeeder,  5  Horse  wynd 
Smith,  P.  B.,  merchant,  137  Constitution  st. 
Smith,  Patrick,  5  Morton  street 
Smith,  Peter,  &  Son,  merchants,  128  Consti- 
tution street,  Leith 
Smith,  Peter,  (P.  >S.  and  So?i)  15  Inverleith 

row 
Smith,  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  1 

Jordan  place,  Morningside 
Smith,  Philip,  broker  and  furniture  dealer, 

24  and  75  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 
Smith,  R.  Mackay,  4  Bellevue  cres. — office, 

Exchange  buildings,  Leith 
Smith,  R.  P.  stationer  and  news  agent,  125 

Nicolson  street 
Smith,  Robt.  {Customs),  2  Hamburg  place 
Smith,  Robert  Sinclair,  surveyor  of  taxes,  6 

Waterloo  place — house,  14  Preston  street 
Smith,  Robert,  agent,  12  Antigua  street 
Smith,  Robert,  S^S.C.  37  Charlotte  square 
Smith,  R.  surveyor  of  buildings  and  valuator, 

50  Castle  street 
Smith,  S.  tailor  and  clothier,  13  North  bridge 
Smith,  T.  &  H.  surgeons  and  druggists,  and 

manufs.  of  aerated  waters,  21  Duke  street 

— works,  Blandfield,  Canonmills 
Smith,  Rev.  Thomas,  2  Hope  park 
Smith.  Thomas,  wright  and  undertaker,   2 

Buccleuch  street — ho.  6  Hope  park  square 
Smith, T.  surgeon,  (r.  8f  H.  Smith)  Heriothill 

house 


Smith,  Thomas,  10  Brougham  street 

Smith,  Thos.  receiver-general  and  cashier  of 

stamps  and  taxes  for   Scotland,  Pentland 

villa,  West  Coates 
Smith,  Tlios.  lodgings,  46  Northumberland  st. 
Smith,   Thos.  painter  and  paiier-hanger,  21 

George  street — ho.  39 
Smith,  Thomas,  lodgings,  4i  Cumberland  st. 
Smith,  Thos.  druggist,  16  East  Norton  place 
Smith,  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  180  Highst. 
Smith,  Thomas,  corn  mercht.  21  Quality  st. 
Smith,  Walter,  sheep  and  cattle   salesman. 

Dean  cottage.  Dean 
Smith,  Walter,  19  Rankeillor  street 
Smith,  William,  1  Janefield  place,  Leith 
Smith,  Rev.  Wm.  Laurel  bank,  Bonnington 
Smith,  William,  &  Sons,  builders,   17  East 

Preston  street 
Smith,  Wm.  wright  and  undertaker,  33  Dean 

street — house,  2  Cheyne  street 
Smith,  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  71  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith— -house,  70 
Smith,  William,  architect  and  civil  engineer, 

4  Melbourne  place 
Smith,  William,  spirit  dealer,  169  Causeyside 
Smith_,  William,  house  agent,  1  Dean  street 
Smith,  William,  flesher,  10  West  port — ho. 

Greenhill  lodge 
Smith,   William,   woollen  draper,  267  High 

street — house,  21  Lauriston  street 
Smith,    Wm.   manager,  £1.  Sf  S.   Law  Life 

Assurance  Association,  120  Princes  street — 

ho.  Elmbank,  Whitehouse  loan — See  Adv. 
Smith,  Wm.  watchmaker,  33  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Smith,   William,  writing-master   and   litho- 
grapher, 43  Northumberland  street 
Smith,  William,  gardener,  Bonnington 
Smith,  Wm.  C  6  Vanburgh  place 
Smith,  Mrs  Alex.  1  S.  Charlotte  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Alex,  lodgings,  19  St  Patrick  sq. 
Smith,  Mrs  Andrew,  103  George  street 
Smith,  Mrs  David,  66  Northumberland  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  22  Melville  street 
Smith,  Mrs  George,  1  Minto  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Gilbert,  35  Scotland  street 
Smith,  Mrs  James,  6  West  Preston  street 
Smith,  Mrs  James,  24  St  Patrick  square 
Smith,   Mrs  J.   grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  10 

Spence's  place,  Leith 
Smith,  Mrs  J.  Gordon,  teacher  of  music,  &c. 

14  Pitt  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Law,  6  Madeira  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Lieut.  56  India  street 
Smith,  Mrs  M.  23  South  Norton  place 
Smith,  Mrs  Margaret,  6  Clarence  street 
Smith,  Mrs  P.  B.  29  Alva  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Walter,  56  India  street 
Smith,   Mrs  W.  plumber  and  gasfitter,    11 

India  place — ho.  19  North- West  Circus  pi. 
Smith,  Mrs  Wm.,  5  Warriston  crescent 
Smith,   Mrs   Wm.    dealer   in    curiosities,   2 

Ronaldson's  buildings 
Smith,  Mrs  Wm.  4  Hope  street,  Leith  walk 


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Smith,  Mrs  Wrn.  ladies'  nurse,  1  Dean  street 
Smith,  Mrs  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

99  South  back  of  Canonsate 
Smith,  Mrs  Werner,  superintendent  of  Nurses' 

Home,  27  Cockburn  street 
Smith,  Mrs  W.  B.  6  Huntly  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  7  West  Maitlaod  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  8  Annandale  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Union  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  matron,  Eescue  Home,  28  High 

Calton 
Smith,  Mrs,  8  Mary  place 
Smith,  Mrs,  26  Warriston  crescent 
Smith,  Mrs,  West  Grange 
Smith,  Mrs,  7  Annandale  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  16  Broughton  place 
Smith,  Helen,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  4  X. 

St  Andrew  street 
Smith,  Miss  Margaret,  2  Crichton  street 
Smith,  Miss  M.  milliner  and  bonnet  maker, 

26  Barony  street 
Smith,  Miss,  Firth  cottage,  Greenhill  bank 
Smith,  Miss,  13  Danube  street 
Smith,  Miss,  20  Findhorn  place 
Smith,    Misses   E.  &    M.   dress   and   cloak 

makers,  62  Rose  street 
Smith,   Misses   J.  &  A.   dressnaakers,   173 

Causeyside 
Smiths  and  Co.  purveyors  of  lamps  and  oils 

to  the  Queen,  brassfounders,  gasfitters,  tin- 
smiths, and   railway  lamp  manufacturers, 

1  Blair  street  and  5  Hope  street 
Smyth,  Chas.    Piazzi,   professor  of  practical 

astronomy.  University  of  Edinburgh,  and 

astronomer-royal  for  Scotland,   1   Hillside 

crescent 
Smyth,   David,   tailor,    18  West  Richmond 

street 
Smyth,  Thomas,  4  Jane  terrace 
Smyth,  Mrs,  5  Clarence  street 
Smyth,  Miss,  professor  of  dancing,'6  Preston 

terrace 
Smyttan,  Mrs,  Canaan  park,  Grange  loan 
Sneezum,  Alfred  C.  31  Stafford  street 
Sneezum,  John,  5  Hope  park  square 
Snodgrass,  James,  druggist,  238  Canongate 
Snody,  Andrew,  S.S.C.  city  agent  for  Leith, 

26  Gayfield  square  and  123   Constitution 

street,  Leith 
Snow  &  Johnston,  fleshers,  5  and  6  Middle 

market 
Snow,  John,  flesher,  16  South  St  James'  street 
Snowdon,  Walter,  31  Broughton  place 
Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge 

— Robert  Grant  &  Son,  54  Princes  street, 

depot  of  books,  and  Wra.  Skinner,   W.S. 

31  Great  King  street,  treasurer 
Society,     Camden — T.    G.    Stevenson,    22 

Frederick  street,  agent 
Society,   City  Mission — T.  Scott,  treasurer, 

10  George  street 
Society  for  Clothing  the  Industiious  Poor, 

7  Brighton  street 


SocfETY  for  the  Education  of  Imbecile  Chil- 
dren in  Scotland — office,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 
Society,  Gaelic  Schools — W.  P.   Kennedy, 

treasurer,  79  George  street 
Society,    Hakluyt —  T.    G.   Steven6on,22 

Frederick  street,  agent 
Society,    Heriot's    Benefit — John    Hutton 

preses,  73  Nicolson  street 
Society,  lona — T.  G.  Stevenson,  22  Frederick 

street,  agent 
Society,  Naval  and  Military  Bible — William 

Kennedy,  79  George  street,  treasurer 
Society  for   Preventing  Cruelty  to  Animals 

—  Hugh  Paton,  9  Princes  street,  treasurer 
Society  for  Promoting  the  Employment  of 

Women — secretary,  Miss  Blyth,  37  George 

street 
Society  for  Propagating  Christian  Knowledge, 

49  Queen  street 
Society  for  Relief  of  the  Destitute  Sick — 

John  M'Culloch  {Britiah  Linen  ComjMvyy, 

treasurer,  1 1  Duke  street 
Society,  Scottish  Episcopal  Church — H.  J. 

Rollo,  W.S.  16  Dundas  street,  secretary  and 

treasurer 
Soehns,  Frederick,  lithographic  draughtsman, 

63  Frederick  street 
Soldiers' reading  &  refreshment  rooms,  374 

Castle  hill 
Solicitous  of  Supreme  Courts — library  and 

hall,  Parliament  house — hours  of  attendance. 

Session,  9  to  4,  Vacation,  10  to  3 
Solicitors-at-Lavv — hall,  3  R.  Exchange 
Somerville,  A.  G.  22-a  Findhorn  place 
Somerville,  Alex.  (^Inland  Eevemie),  2  Saxe- 

Coburg  place 
Somerville,  Alex,  turner  and  print  cutter,  10 

High  street 
Somerville,  Rev.  Andrew,  D.D.  foreign  secy. 

to  Mission  Board,  U.  P.  Church,  5  Queen 

street — ho.  25  Ann  street 
Somerville,   A.   leather   merchant,   98   West 

port 
Somerville,  Andrew,  mason,  3  Jamaica  street 
Somerville,  Aw.  collector.  New  Slaughter- 
houses 
Somerville,  Henry,  4  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Somerville,  James,  S.S.C.  60  Hanover  street 

— ho.  23  Blacket  place,  Newington 
.Somerville,  John,  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  46 

Quality  street 
Somerville,  John,  hosier,  glover,  shirt  mer- 
chant, and  general  outfitter,  35  Princes  st. 

— house,  1  Scotland  street 
Somerville,  John,  jun.  4  Laverock  bank 
Somerville,  John,  70  Buccleuch  street 
Somerville,  John  (J.  S.  &;  Co.),  24  Pilrig  st. 
Somerville,   John   (Mitchell,  S.,  ^-   Co.),   22 

Pilrig  street 
Somerville,  Robert,  Milne  court,  81  High  st. 
Somerville,  Robert,  stationer  and  librarian,  10 

Spring  gardens — house,  2  Church  street 
Somerville,  R.  wholesale  stationer,  9  Dean  st. 


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Somerville,  Robert,  4  Madeira  street,  Leith 
Somerville,  Sam.,M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  17  Hartst. 
Somerville,  Thos.  of  Greenfield,  19  Danube  st. 
Somerville,   Win.   grocer  and   spirit   dealer, 

183  Canongate— ho.  10  E.  Norton  place 
Somerville,  Mrs  James,  1  Catherine  place 
Somerville,  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  1 

St  Patrick  square 
Somerville,  Miss,  hoarding  school,  42  Moray 

place 
Somerville,  Misses,  19  India  street 
Soramerville  &  Co.  lapidaries  15  Catherine  st. 
Soramerville,  Alex.  C.  silk  mercer  and  draper, 

4  Gray's  place 
Sommerville,  Jamf  s,  mason,  18  Jamaica  street 
Somraerville,  Mrs,  fancy  warehouse,  7  Brough- 

ton  street — house,  15  Catherine  street 
Sommerville,  Mrs,  212  Canongate 
Sommerville,  Mrs,  cowfeeder,  9  Macdowall  st. 
Soramerville,    Mrs,   lapidary,   seal  engraver, 

and  mineral  dealer,  49  Carrubber's  court 
Somner,  Rich,  grain  commercial  agent,  N.  B. 

Railway  station 
Sorden,  James,  carpet  shoe  manufacturer,  256 

Cowgate 
Sorensen,Marius,  merchant,  122  Constitution 

street — house,  Clifton  villa,  Ferry  road 
Sorlie,  Robert  Scott,  5  Randolph  place 
Sorrech,  Miss,  French  staymkr.  15  Brown  st. 
Souness,  Thos.  prov.  mercht.  188  Pleasance 
Sounnes,  Robert,  grocer  and  vpine  mercht.  82 

High  street 
Souter,  Francis  George,  26  Rutland  street 
Souter,  George,  48  Cumberland  street 
Souter,  James,  die  and  stamp  cutter,  46  Cock- 
burn  street 
Souter,  John,  provision  merch.  6  Catherine  st. 

— ho.  65  York  place 
Souter,  John,  waiter,  2  Kerr  street 
Souter,  John,  2  Hugh  Miller  place 
Souter,  S.  provision  merchant,  1  Admiralty  st. 

and  111  Kirkgate 
Souter,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  1  No.  St  James'  st. 
Souter,  Mrs,  46  Great  King  street 
South    Bridge   Pawnbroking  Co.   35  South 

bridge,  John  Pritty,  manager — ho.  32  East 

Preston  street. — See  Adv. 
Southern  Academy,  Park  place  house 
Southern  Loan  Office,  97  Nicolson  street — 

B.  Barker 
Soutter's  bazaar,  102  Princes  street — work- 
shop, 110  Rose  street 
Soutter,  James,  7  Frederick  street 
Soutter,  James,  jun.  25  Morrison  street 
Soutter,  Robert,  shoemaker,  14  Si  Andrew  st, 

Leith 
Spalding,  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

14  Rose  street — house,  20 
Spalding,  William,  grocer,  15  Yardheads 
Spalding,  Mrs  Wm.  19  Raeburn  place 
Spalding,  Mrs,  temperance  hotel,  11  Leith  st. 
Spalding,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4  Jamaica  street 
Spsvldon,  Misses,  dresgRiakers,  Grindlay  st. 


Spankie,  Miss,  3  Montague  street 

Spaven,  Robert,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

18  S.  St  Andrevr  st ho.  8  West  Adam  st. 

Spaven,  Mrs  John,  17  Duncan  st.  Newington 
Spaven,  Mrs  Margaret,  18  Hawthorn  Bank 

place.  North  Leith 
Spears,  Robert,  11  London  road 
Spears,  William,  victual  dealer,  17  Kirkgale 
Speirs,  Mrs  Graham,  Whitehouse  loan 
Spence  &  Mack,  S.S.C  and  N.-P.  2  St  An- 
dre wr  sq. 
Spence,  Andrew,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 66  and  67  Tolbooth  wynd — house, 
Adelphi  place,  Leith  links 
Spence,  Andrew,  jun.  4-a  Madeira  st.  Leith 
Spence,  A.   W.  agent  for  Insurance  Co.  of 
Scotland,  and   British  Guarantee  Associa- 
tion, 45  Quality  st. — ho.  8  Clarendon  ores. 
Spence,  Francis,  painter  and  glazier,  7  Great 

Junction  street — ho.  9 
Spence,  George,  surgeon  and  druggist,  1  Earl 

Grey  street 
Spence,  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  31  South 

bridge 
Spence,  James,  smith  and  hell-hanger,  373 

High  street 
Spence,  James,  fruiterer,  1  Broughton  street 
Spence,  James,  F.R.C.S.E.  lecturer  on  sur- 
gery. Surgeons'- hall — ho.  21-a  x\inslie  pi. 
Spence,  John,  architect,  5  Lothian  road 
Spence,  John,  tavern-keeper,  manufacturer  of 
lemonade,  soda  water,  and  ginger  beer,  10 
Hunter  square,  and  4  Blair  street 
Spence,  Joseph,  saddler,   24  Grassmarket — 

ho.  46  Home  street 
Spence,  Norman  (JSdin.  and  Leith  Gas  Co.'), 

2  Haddington  place 
Spence,  William,  sec.  B,  Linen   Co.,  36  St 

Andrew  square 
Spence,  Mrs  Alex.  8  Clarendon  crescent 
Spence,  Mrs  David,  137  Kirkgate 
Spence,  Mrs,  cowfeeder,  Thornybank 
Spence,  Mrs,  dairy,  5  William  street 
Spence,  Mrs,  Athelstane  cot.  Ferry  rd.  Wardie 
Spence,  Miss,  8  Smith's  place 
Spens,  Mrs  Dr,  14  Drummond  place 
Spiden,  Mrs  R.  21  Charles  street 
Spiers,  John,  grocer,  59  High  street 
Spindler,  Mrs  E.  5  Norton  place 
Spindler,  Miss,  teacher,  20  Dublin  street 
Spink,  Mrs,  8  Picardy  place 
Spinks,     Charles,   wood    turner,    and   steam 

mills,  24  Kirkgate  and  16  Coatfield  lane 
Spittal,  Chas.  Grey,  advocate,  6  India  street 
Spittal,  Mrs  James,  4  Brandon  street 
Spittal,  Mrs  John,  8  Nicolson  square 
Spottiswoode,  R.,  C.A.  {Mansjietd  and  S.),  7 

Thistle  street — ho.  18  Howard  place 
Sprot,  Thomas,  W.S.  10  Drummond  place 
Sprot,  W.  P.,  S.S.C.  30  St  Andrew  square 
Sprot,  Miss,  23  Rutland  square 
Squair,  Jas.  (S.  Un.  Lnsur.),  9  Arniston  place 
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rooms,  14  and  14-A  S.  St  Andrew  street — 
Duncan  M'Laren,  pi'oprietor — See  Adv. 

St  Andrews  and  Edinburgh  Rifle  Club — 
Stewart  Watson,  captain;  Wm.  M.  Bryce, 
lieutenant;  Robt.  Bryce^  secretary — Free- 
masons' hall,  98  George  street 

St  Clair,  John,  teacher  of  violin  and  concer- 
tina, 13  South  Frederick  street 

St  Cuthbert's  Co-operative  Store,  branch, 
42  Brunswick  street  and  50  Fountainbr. 

St  Cuthbert's  Industrial  School  and  Work 
Society,  35  Castlebarns 

St  Cuthbert's  Lodge  of  Free  Gardeners — 
J  Kidd,  21  Arthur  street,  R.W.M.  ;  W. 
Burge,  10  North  bridge,  treasurer 

St  Cuthbert's  Parish  Chambers,  St  Cuth- 
bert's lane — James  Craig,  inspector 

St  Cuthbert's  or  West  Kirk  poorhouse, 
St  Cuthbert's  lane,  Lothian  road — Thos. 
Dick,  house  governor 

St  George's  Hal!^  119  George  Street 

St  Margaret's  Convent,  Whitehouse  loan 

St  Margaret's  Co-operative  Store,  38  Abbey 
hill 

St  Stephen's  School,  £8  Brunswick  street 

Stage  Coaches — See  Conveyance  Direc- 
tory 

Stage,  Miss,  teacher,  27  Haddington  place 

Stalker,  Colin  R.  (Kay  Sf  Co.),  72  Northum- 
berland street 

Stalker,  David,  watch  &  clock  maker,  9  Com- 
mercial place,  Leith 

Stalker,  H.  hairdresser,  3  Deanhaugh  street 

Stalker,  Peter,  sail  maker,  3  Bernard  street 

Stalker  T.  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  9-a 
Clerk  street 

Stalker,  Wm,  china  mercht.  38  Sand  port  st. 

Stalker,  Mrs  J.  spirit  dealer,  &c.  36  N.  Pitt  st. 

Stalker,  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Albany  street 

Standard  Life  Assurance  Co.  3  George  street 
— Wm.Thos.  Thomson,  manager — See  Adv. 

Standard  Property  Investment  and  Land 
and  Building  Society,  37  George  IV.  br — 
open  every  evening,  7  to  9,  Saturday  ex- 
cepted— solicitors'  office,  62  Frederick  st. 
open  every  day  from  10  to  4 — See  Aclr. 

Stanhouse,  Wm.  71  Gil  more  place 

Stanton,  Clark,  R.S.  sculptor,  Ramsay  lane — 
house,  1  Duncan  street,  Newinglon 

Staples,  Mrs,  28  Northumberland  street 

Star  Life  Assurance  office,  10  George  street 
— J.  Livingston,  agent 

Starforth,  .John,  architect,  78  Queen  street — 
house,  Murrayfield 

Stark,  Adam,  ironmonger,  3  Bank  street — 
house,  24  Buccleuch  place 

Stark,  Geo.  G.  corn  factor,  3  E.  Clarentiont  st. 

Stark,  James,  butcher,  34  Abbey  hill 

Stark,  James,  smith  and  kitchen  range  maker, 
36  &  38  Lothian  road 

Stark,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  21  Rutland  st. 

Stark,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  32 
Abbey  hill  and  45  Arthur  street 


Stark,  John,  invalid  attendant,  10  Dalryntiple 

place 
Stark,  Oscar,  carver,  gilder,  picture  framer, 

and  printseller,  15  Greenside  street 
Stark,  Robt.  M.  seedsman,  7  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Stark,  Thos,  tobacco  manufacturer,  81  West 

port 
Stark,  William,  jun.  builder,  6  Keir  street — 

yard,  St  Cuthbert's  lane 
Starkey,  Mrs,  8  Albany  street,  Leith 
Stavert,  Mrs  Robert,  18  Claremont  crescent 
Stavert,  ]\'Irs,  of  Hoscote,  31  Melville  street 
Steadman,  D.  N.  12  Middleby  street 
Steam    Packet   Offices  —  See   Conveyance 

Directory 
Stebhing,  Alexander,  painter,  118  Kirkgate 
Stebbing,  Isaac,  bookbinder.  -5  Nicolson  st. 
Stechan,   E.    G.   Louis,  printseller,   picture 

frame  maker,  and  importer  of  German  gill 

mouldings  and  foreign  cigars,  12  Elm  row 
Stedman,  Mrs,  42  Queen  street 
Steedman,    Henry,   bookbinder,   44   George 

street — house,  22  Thistle  street 
Steedman,  James,  spirit  dealer  and  carriers' 

quarters,  211  High  street 
Steedman,  John,  bill  poster,  14  Cowgate 
Steedman,  John,  grocer,  &c.  20  Thistle  street 
Steedman,  John,  21  Fettes  rovsr 
Steedman,   Michael,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

80  West  port 
Steedman,  William,  wine  merchant  &  grocer, 

1  Charlotte  street,  Leith — ho.  7  Claremont 

park 
Steedman,  Mrs,  victl.  dealer,  13  Fountainbr. 
Steel,  Adam,  clerk,  30  Cockburn  street 
Steel,  David,  druggist,  15  Buccleuch  place 
Steel,  David,  chemist,  29  Hanover  street 
Steel,  Ebenr.  commission  agent,  6  King's  pi. 
Steel,  Jas.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Canaan  lane 
Steel,  James,  builder,  17  Bread  street 
Steel,  James,   Craigend  brewery,  84  North 

back  of  Canongate 
Steel,  Robert,  engineer,  76  Kirkgate 
Steel,  William,  upholsterer,  59  Thistle  street 
Steel,  William,  baker,  21  Cassells'  place 
Steel,  William,  general  draper,  1  Nicolson  st. 
Steel,  Miss,  dressmaker,  6  S.  Castle  street 
Steele,  George,  21  Seton  place.  Grange 
Steele,  -Jas.  baker,  55  Nicolson  st. — house,  57 
Steele,  James  P.,  M.D.,  33  Buccleuch  place 
Steele,  Jas.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  1,  3,  & 

5  W.  Richmond  st. — ho.  12  Minto  st. 
Steele,   John,    furnishing    ironmonger,    124 

Princes  street  and  100  High  street — house, 

5  Gilmore  place 
Steele,  Pat.  Sanderson,  25  Inverleith  row 
Steele,  Peter,  classical  master,  F.  C.  Normal 

school,  33  Buccleuch  place  I 

Steele,  W.  &  P.  furnishing  ironmongers  to  the 

Queen,  61  George  street 
Steele,  Wilkinson,  18  Pilrig  street 
Steele,  William,  S.S.C.  agent  for  Guarantee 

Societv,  7  George  street 


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Steele,  Mrs,  23  Nelson  street 

Steele,  Miss,  19  Pitt  street 

Steele,  Misses  M.  &  C.  dressmkrs.  9  Montague 

street 
Steell,  Gershom,  7  Annandale  street 
Steell,  Gourlay,  R.S.A.,  portrait  and  aniraal 

painter  to  the  Highland  and  Agricultural 

Society  of  Scotland,   4  Randolph   place — 

studio,  90  George  street 
Steell,  Jno.,  R..S.A.  sculptor  to  her  Majesty — 

studio,  9  Randolph  place;  bronze  foundry, 

Grove  street — house,  24  Greenhill  gardens 
Steen,  John  C.  head  master  of  the  Edinburgh 

Ladies'  Institution,  1  Park  place 
Stegmann  &  Co.  corn  factors  and  cora.  mer- 

chauts,  34  Constitution  street 
Steill,  John,  38  Grange  road 
•  Stein,  And.  com.  merchant,  agent  for  Came- 
ron bridge  and  Seggie  distillery,  Lochrin 
Stein,  C.  St  Andrew's  lodge,  Trinity 
Stein,  John,  merchant,  Lochrin 
Stein,  Miss,  milliner  &  dressmr.  14  Spittal  st. 
Steinhofer,  Miss  Fred.,  teacher  of  drawing, 

German,  and  French,  34  S.  Hanover  street 
Stenhouse  &  Black,  contractors,  7  Johnston  st. 
Stenhouse,  Andw.   &  Geo.  agents  and  ship 

brokers.  Wet  Docks 
Stenhouse,  George,  6  Castle  street 
Stenhouse,  George,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  3 

Canonmills,  &  10  Veitch's  sq.  Stockbridge 
Stenhouse,  Thos.  {A.  §-  G.  S.),  24  Albany  st. 

Leith 
Stenhouse,  Valentine,  draper,  76  Shore — ho. 

2  London  row 
Stenhouse,  Wm.  baker  and   confectioner,  5 

Little  King  street 
Stenhouse,  Mrs,  7  London  street 
Stenhouse,  Mrs,  cook,  38  India  place 
Stenhouse,  Miss,  4  Hope  terrace,  Leith 
Stephen,  Mrs  Wm.  3  Darling's  buildings 
Stephens,  F.  A.  Stan  well  lodge,  Bennington 
Stephens,  H.  Redbrae  cot.  Bennington  road 
Stephens,  W.  W.  National  Bank 
Stephenson  &   Son,  comb  manufacturers  to 

her  Majesty,  dressing-case  and  pocket-book 

makers,  25  Princes  street 
Stephenson,  John  B.  {James  Robertson  ^  Co. 

chemists),  37  George  street 
Stephenson,  John  {S.  ^  S.)  19  Broughton  pi. 
Stephenson,  Wm.,  M.D.,  surg.,  Grange  villa 
Stephenson,  Wm.  fancy  turner,  1 68  Rose  st.  la. 
Stephenson,  Mrs  Robert,  Grange  villa 
Stephenson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Stettin  Steam  Packet  OfBce,  Jas.  Currie  & 

Co  ,  34  Bernard  street 
Steuart,  Archibald,   W.S.  17   India  street — 

house,  6  Ann  street 
Steuart,  Charles,  W.S.  17  India  st. — house,  3 

Albyn  place 
Steuart,  J.  &  C,  W.S.  17  India  street 
Steuart,  James,  W.S.  17  India  street — house, 

8  Doune  terrace 
Steuart,  Robert,  of  Carfin,  46  Moray  place 


Steuart,  Mrs  G.  M'Kenzie,  48  Melville  st, 
Steuart,  Miss,  of  Steuart  hall,  16  Maitland  st. 
Steuart,  Miss,  3  Albyn  place 
Steven,  Archd.  victual  dealer,  2  Veitch's  pi. 

— ho.  17  Cheyne  st. 
Steven,   David,  dealer  in   plate   and   crown 

glass,  3- A  Brief o  place 
Steven,  M.  M.  printer,  3  Summerhall  place 
Steven,  M.  12  Manor  place 
Steven,  Robt.  victual  &  spirit  dealer,  54  East 

Crosscausey 
Steven,  T.  &  A.  builders,  joiners,  and  tiftaber 

merchants,  12  St  Leonard  street 
Steven,  W.  merchant  and  commission  agent, 

45  Bridge  street  &  37  Sandport  street — ho. 

2  Bonnirigton  terrace 
Steven,  Mrs,  1  Richmond  peud 
Steven,  Mrs,  4  Moray  street 
Steven,  Misses,  12  Manor  place 
Steven's  lodgings,  71  York  place 
Stevens,   David,   plumber   and    gasfitter,    15 

Howe  street 
Stevens,  Thos.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith — house,  27  Giles' street 
Stevenson  &  Co.,  stereotypers,  28  Thistle  st. 
Stevenson,  Alexander,  trimming,  h(»siery,  and 

lace  warehouse,  53  and  54  South  bridge — 

house,  3  George  square 
Stevenson,  Alexander,  W.S.  9  Heriot  row 
Stevenson,  Alex,  bazaar,  52  South  bridge 
Stevenson,  Allen,  hat  manufacturer,  1  West 

Nicolson  street 
Stevenson,  Andrew,  bookseller,  9  N.  Bank  st. 
Stevenson,  D.  &  T.  civil  engineers,  84  George 

street 
Stevenson,  David,  civil  engineer,  25  Royal  ter. 
Stevenson,  David,  dairyman,  3  Robb's  court. 

High  riggs 
Stevenson,  Dun.  {S.  ^  Co.),  29  Raeburn  pi. 
Stevenson,  G.  A.  ham  mercht.  60  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Stevenson,  G.  and  W.  grocers,  265  and  158 

Canongate 
Stevenson,  James,  30  St  James'  square 
Stevenson,  James,  &  Son,  builders  and  house 

carpenters,  Broughton  market — house,  10 

Cumberland  street 
Stevenson,  James,  20  Heriot  place,  Lauriston 
Stevenson,  ,Ias.  late  surg.  Madras  establish- 
ment, H.E.I.C.S.  11  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Stevenson,  J.  J.  architect,  24  George  st. 
Stevenson,  James,  13  Randolph  crescent 
Stevenson,  Jn.  (Union  Bank),  2  Graham  st. 
Stevenson,  John  (S.  S)   Co.),  29  Raeburn  pi. 
Stevenson,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  179 

Pleasance 
Stevenson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

8  North  Melville  pi house  3  Cambridge 

street 
Stevenson,  Peter,  optician  and  philosophical 

instrument  maker,  51  George  IV.  bridge 

— house,  56  Lothian  street 
Stevenson,  Philip,  R.N.  33  Bridge  street 


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Stevenson,  R.  43  Bridge  street,  Leith 

Stevenson,  Robert  P.,  SS.C.  37  Frederick  st. 
— ho.  liosefield  avenue,  Portobello 

Stevenson,  Rev.  R.  H.  9  Oxford  terrace 

Stevenson,  Thos.  Berlin  wool,  button,  and 
trimming  warehouse,  76  and  77  Princes  st. 
— ho.  52  Grange  road 

Stevenson,  Thos.  Geo.  bookseller,  publisher,  & 
bookbinder,  22  Frederick  st — house,  4  Tor- 
phichen  street 

Stevenson,  T.  civil  engineer,  17  Heriot  row 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  round  and  spiral  turner, 
54  Candlemaker  row — ho.  10  Merchant  st. 

Stevenson,  Rev.  William,  D.D.,  professor  of 
divinity  and  ecclesiastical  history,  Univer- 
sity of  Edinburgh,  37  Royal  terrace 

Stevenson,  Wm.  cattle  dealer,  Jordan  burn 

Stevenson,  Wm.  upholsterer,  53  Hanover  st. 
— house,  16  St  Vincent  street 

Stevenson,  William,  turner,  Lothian  road 

Stevenson,  Wm.  Viewforth  park 

Stevenson,  Mrs  Dr,  2  Meadow  pi. 

Stevenson,  Mrs  James,  5  AthoU  place 

Stevenson,  Mrs  James,  51  Clerk  street 

Stevenson,  Mrs,  13  Clerk  street 

Stevenson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  I  Union  place 

Stevenson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Rankeillor  street 

Stevenson,  Mrs,  4  Brougham  street 

Stevenson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  65  No.  Castle  st. 

Stevenson,  Miss  Margaret,  millinery  and 
corset  warehouse,  3  Dundas  street 

Stevenson,  Miss,  48  India  street 

Stevenson,  Miss,  39  Dick  place 

Stevenson,  Miss,  4  West  Newington  place 

Steven  ton,  Mrs  Frances,  private  d;  commer- 
cial hotel,  23  George  street 

Stewart  Brothers,  wholesale  provision  mer- 
chanis  and  commission  agents,  Drummond 
street  court,  6  Drummond  street 

Stewart  &  Co.  merchants,  31  St  Andrew  sq. 

Stewart  &  Frascr,  dressmkrs.  1  Broughton  pi. 

Stewart  and  Menzies,  civil  engineers  and 
architect?,  13  Young  st. 

Stewart  &  Oman,  photographers,  S  S.  St  An- 
drew St. 

Stewart,  A.  {H.  M.  Customs),  6  Pittst.  Leith 

Stewart,  Alex,  spirit  mer.  9  Physic  gardens 

Stewart,  Alex.  James,  W.S.  98  George  street 
— house,  27  Pitt  street 

Stewart,  Alex,  conservator  of  Phrenological 
Museum,  1  Surgeon  square 

Stewart,  Alex,  grocer,  wine  &  spirit  mercht. 
16  India  place 

Stewart,  Alex.  {G.  P.-O.),  8  W.  Adam  st. 

Stewart,  Alex.  1  Mansionhouse  road 

Stewart,  Alex.  7  Brighton  street 

Stewart,  Allan  Duncan,  civil  engineer,  12 
Castle  street — ho.  3  Churchill 

Stewart,  And.  AVood,  joint-sec.  Standard  Life 
Assurance  Co.  2  Albert  ter.  Morningside 

Stewart,  C.  &  D.  solicitors,  23  Castle  street 

Stewart,  Charles,  advocate,  11  Forres  st. 

Stewart,  Charles,  U  Clarendon  crescent 


Stewart,  Chas.  plumber,  20  Elder  street 
Stewart,  C.  tailor  and  clothier,  8  Barony  street 
Stewart,  Dan.  (^H.M,  New  Register  House'), 

12  Gardner's  crescent 
Stewart,  D.   Crown  hotel,   10,  11,  and   12 

Princes  street 
Stewart,  Dan.  superintendent ^.§-  G. Railway, 

North  bridge  station — house,  Hayraarket 
Stewart,  David  S.  {N.  B.  A.    Office),    106 

Lauriston  place 
Stewart,  D.  wine  &  spirit  mer.  1  Grassmarket 
Stewart,  Donald,  crier,  and  asst.  bar-keeper. 

Court  of  Session,  31  Cumberland  street 
Stewart,  Duncan,  coach  hirer,  1  Maitland  st. 
Stewart,  Captain  Duncan,  10  Rankeillor  street 
Stewart,  Duncan,  lodgings,  27  Castle  street 
Stewart,  Dun.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  39 

Frederick  street— house,  40  .Tamaica  street 
Stewart,  George,  broker,  69  St  Mary's  wynd 
Stewart,  George,  63  South  bridge 
Stewart,  George,  corn  merchant,  12  N.-W. 

Circus  place 
Stewart,  G.  C.  ladies'  and  gentlemen's  boot- 
maker,  10  South   br.   and  32  Bridge   st. 

Leith — ho.  22  Findhorn  place 
Stewart,  Hugh  Munro,  share  and  stockbroker, 

3  N.  St  David  street 
Stewart,  J.  &  C.  drapers  and  dressmakers,  7 

Earl  Grey  street 
Stewart,  J.  and  G.  merchts.  113  High  street 
Stewart,  J.  last  maker,  4  Infirmary  street 
Stewart,  J.  C  clothier,  93  South  bridge — ho. 

75  Princes  street 
Stewart,  J.  C.  {Nat.  Bank)  16  London  street 
Stewart,  J.  L.  landscape-painter,  25  E.  Clare- 

mont  street 
Stewart,  James,  lodgings,  30  Castle  street 
Stewart,  James,  cab  hirer,  10  Randolph  cliff, 
Stewart,  Jas.  W.  civil  engineer,   13  Young 

street — house,  East  Viewfield,  Trinity 
Stewart,  James  {Union  Bank),  5  Archd.  pi. 
Stewart,  J.  (G.P.-O.),  3  Arthur  st.  Leith  walk 
Stewart,  Jas.  baker,  10  Couper  street 
Stewart,  James,  spirit  merch.  331  Canongate 
Stewart,  James,  19  Dick  place 
Stewart,  Jas.  (  Crown  Office),  26  India  place 
Stewart,  Jas.  grocer  and  provision  mercht.  66 

Rose  street 
Stewart,  Jas.  baker,  51  Canongate 
Stewart,  John,  W.S.  6  Alva  street 
Stewart,  John,  28  Grange  road 
Stewart,  John,  2  Claremont  place 
Stewart,  John,  painter  and  glazier,  11  Baker's 

place 
Stewart,  John,  30  Wright's  houses 
Stewart,  John  M.,  24  Grove  road 
Stewart,  John,  cab  proprietor,  21  India  st. 
Stewart,  John  (H.  M.  New  Register  House) — 

ho.  Elibank,  Corstorphine 
Stewart,  .John,  wine  and  spirit  mercht.  133 

High  street 
Stewart,  John  Oswald,  artist,  28  Barony  st. 
Stewart,  J,  I.,  Edin,  ^  Leith  Glass  Co.  Leith 


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Stewart,  Joseph,  gardener,  Bangholm  cottage 
Stewart,    Laurance,  gardener,   Lovers'  loan, 

Meadows,  and  44  S.  Clerk  street 
Stewart,  Neil,  artist,  2  Drummond  street 
Stewart,  P.  coal  merchant,  22  William  st. 
Stewart,  Peter,  letter-carrier,  13  Charles  street 
Stewart,  Peter,  coach- hirer,  4  North  Melville 

place 
Stewart,   Peter,   wine   and   spirit    merchant, 

11  E.  Register  St. — ho.  1  St  James'  sq. 
Stewart,  Richard,  janitor,  Dr  Bell's  school, 

21  Junction  road 
Stewart,  Rob.  B.  bedding  manufacturer,  S8 

Candlemaker  row 
Stewart,  Robert  G.  chem.  and  drug.,  2  Canon- 

miils  bridge — house,  27  Hamilton  place 
Stewart,  Robt.  writer,  31  Broughton  street 
Stewart,  Robert,  ham  merchant,  9  Hanover 

street — house,  2  Huntly  street 
Stewart,  Robt.  bootmaker,  26  Nicolson  street 

and  7  W.  Newington — ho.  81  Causeyside 
Stewart,  Major- Gen.  Robt.  9  Drummond  pi. 
Stewart,  R.  victual  dealer,  12  North-west  Cir- 
cus place — house,  13 
Stewart,  Rob.  stock  and  share  broker,  3  No. 

St  David  street 
Stewart,  Robt.  com.  traveller,  13  Downie  pi. 
Stewart,  Robert  B.  professor  of  music,    12 

Barony  street 
Stewart,  Robert,  180  Rose  street 
Stewart,  Thos.  china  merchant,  7  Hay's  court 

— house,  10  West  Lauriston  place 
Stewart,  T.  Grainger,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  25 

Queen  street 
Stewart,  William,  5  Alva  street 
Stewart,    Wm.    ironmonger    and    smith,    2 

Albany  street — house,  23  Dublin  st. 
Stewart,  Wm.  goods  superintendent,  Edin.  & 

Glasgow  railway — ho.  2  Buccleuch  place 
Stewart,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  23  Giles'  street 
Stewart,  Wm.  7  St  Vincent  street 
Stewart,  Wm.  J,  E.  1  Bellevue  crescent 
Stewart,  Mrs  Chas.  C.  1  Bellevue  crescent 
Stewart,  Mrs  David,  6  Hailes  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  Duncan,  3  W^indsor  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  Eliza,  lodgings,  7  Broughton  pi. 
Stewart,  Mrs  E.  mattress  maker,  33  Niddry 

street 
Stewart,  Mrs  G.  M'Kenzie,  48  Melville  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  George,  1  Pilrig  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  Helen,  grocer,  48  Lauriston  st. 
Stewart,  Mrs  I.  3  Glostor  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  James,  33  Howe  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  John,  5  Montague  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  John,  10  East  Adam  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  Jn.  slater,  glazier,  and  chimney- 
sweeper, 9  Queensferry  lane — ho.  30  Alva  st. 
Stewart,  Mrs  Rose,  40  Great  King  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  Wm.  sp.  dealer,  85  Canongate 
Stewart,  Mrs  William,  3  St  Colme  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  W.  lodgings,  10  &  11  Albyn  pi. 
Stewart,  Mrs,  of  Cotfield,  5  Arniston  place 
Stewart,  Mrs,  of  Crossmount,  17  Albany  street 


Stewart,  Mrs,  16  London  street 

Stewart,  Mrs,  I  Brandfield  place 

Stewart,  Mrs,  14  Archibald  place 

Stewart,  Mrs,  7  Scotland  street 

Stewart,  Mrs,  18  Blackford  road 

Stewart,  Mrs,  4  Brown's  place,  Vennel 

Stewart,  Mrs,  14  Scotland  street 

Stewart,  Mrs,  20  Dublin  street 

Stewart,  Mrs,  18  Moray  place 

Stewart,  Mrs,  1  Upper  Gray  street 

Stewart,  Miss  Charlotte,  2()  Gilmore  place 

Stewart,  Miss  M.  teacher  of  music,  12  Barony 
street 

Stewart,  Miss,  9  Randolph  cliff 

Stewart,  Miss,  baker^  4  Alison's  place 

Stewart,  Miss,  dressmaker,  &c.  22  William  st. 

Stewart,  Miss,  36  Fountainbridge 

Stewart,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  28 
Brunswick  street 

Stillie,  James,  bookseller,  79  Princes  street — 
house,  81 

Stirling,  Rev.  Archibald,  Yew  Tree  cottage, 
Causeyside 

Stirling,  D.  coach-hirer,  4  Haddington  pi. 

Stirling,  George,  gardener,  8  St  Bernard's  row 

Stirling,  James,  civil  engineer,  11   Hill  street 

Stirling,  John,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 2  St  Patrick  street 

Stirling,  John,  grocer,  6  Richmond  lane 

Stirling,  William,  cabinetmaker,  272  Cowgate 

Stirling,  Mrs  Archibald,  16  Brougham  street 

Stirling,  Mrs,  of  Garthshore,  9  Melville  street 

Stirling,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant,  50  Cross- 
causey — house,  21 

Stirlingj  Mrs,  of  Castlemilk,  44  Melville  et. 

Stirling,  Misses,  27  Queen  street 

Stirton,  D.  hosier  &  shirt  maker,  294  Lawn- 
market — house,  300 

Stitt,  James,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 
14  Charlotte  place 

Stobie,  Walter,  commercial  traveller  (/.  Blair 
b)  Co.  Glasgoiu),  3  Summerhall  place 

Stobie,  William,  victual  dealer,  38  St  Leonard 
street — ho.  17  St  Patrick  square 

Stobie,  William,  clothier,  17  Greenside  street 

Stobie,  Miss  Elizabeth,  fruiterer  and  green- 
grocer, 1  Deanhaugh  street 

Stobo,  John,  upholsterer,  20  Cumberland  st. 

Stobo,  Mrs  J.  tea  and  spirit  merchant,  6  St 
James'  square 

Stock  Exchange,  20  St  Andrew  square 

Stockman,  Wm.  J.  (-B.  and  S.),  Great  Wel- 
lington street 

Stocks,  Charles,  rope  and  twine  maker, 
Bruntsfield  links 

Stocks,  David,  &  Co.  wine  merchts.  and  por- 
ter agents,  4  Bernard  street 

Stocks,  David,  bootmaker,  87  West  port 

Stocks,  James  (D.  S.  ^-  Co.),  Catherine  villa, 
Bonnington 

Stocks,  Peter,  (Z).  Stocks  and  Co),  4  John's 
place,  Leith 

Stocks,  Peter,  baker,  31  Bridge  street 


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Stodart,  Geo.  T.,W.S.( Jarrfme,  S.  andFraser), 

16  Abercromby  place 
Stodart,  George,  mercht.  11  Mitchell  street — 

house,  5  Brunton  place 
Stodart,   John  Riddle,   W.S.   2  Drummond 

place 
Stodartj  Miss,  61  Melville  street 
Stoddart,  Adam,  butcher,  4  Coates  place 
Stoddart,  David,  4  View  place 
Stoddart,  David,  blacksmith,  7  Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Stoddart,  John,  60  So.  Blacket  place 
Stoddart,  J.  trimming  Vi^arebouse,  1  South  br. 
Stoddart,  Thomas,  clothier,  369   High  st. — 

ho.  8  Downie  place 
Stoddart^  T.   G.   medical  chemist,  5   Grass- 
market  and  2  Grange  road 
Stoddart,  Wm.  cab-hirer,  117  Causeyside 
Stoddart,  Mrs  C.  21  Fettes  row 
Stoddart,  Miss  Balvaird,  47  Heriot  rov^ 
Stordy,  Robt.  coach  and  harness  maker,  4  St 

Leonard's  hill 
Storie,  Jas.  commission  agent,  10  W.  Preston 

street 
Stormonth,     Rev.    James,     session-clerk    of 

Canongate,  2  Comely  green  crescent 
Storrie,  A.  plane  and  edge  tool  maker,    18 

Victoria  street — workshop,  3  Victoria  ter. 
Story,  Robert,  4  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Stothert,  Misses,  5  Whitehouse  terrace 
Stott,  David  A.  tanner,  skin  and  wool  mercht. 

Silvermills 
Stott,  J.  H.  leather  merchant,  gutta  percha  and 

rubber  depot,  agent  for  County  Fire  and 

Provident  Life  Office,  12  Niddry  street — ho. 

39  Gilmore  place 
Stott,  Mrs  D.  17  Fettes  row 
Stott,  Mrs  James,  2  Salisbury  street 
Stott,  Mrs  John,  76  Lauriston  place 
Stott,  Mrs  Wm .  w ine  m erchan t,  1 3  Shrub  place 

— house,  Middlefield 
Stott,  Miss,  7  St  Anthony  place 
Stow,  Alfred,  fancy  stationer,  99  Princes  st. 

— ho.  31  Morrison  street 
Strachan,  George,  tailor,  IT  S,  Richmond  st. 
Strachan,  Jos.  house  painter,  7  Leith  street 

terrace 
Strachan,  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

4  Spittal  St.  and  45  Leith  st. — ho.  3  Spittal 

street 
Strachan,  R.  H.  31  Northumberland  street 
Strachan,  Thos.  surveyor,  5  Randolph  place 
Strachan,  W^illiam,  67  Cumberland  street 
Strachan,   Wm.  emigration  agent,  and  agent 

for   Sutton   and   Co.  railway  carriers  and 

contractors,  and  Liverpool,  New  York,  and 

Philadelphia  S.S.  Co.,  41  North  br.— ho.  8 

Middle  Arthur  place 
Strachan,  William,  grocer,  70  Shore — ho.  4 

Madeira  street 
Strachan,  Miss,  8  Athole  place 
Strahan,  A.  &  Co.,  publishers,  35  Hanover  st. 
Strahan,  Alex.  l^Darnaway  street 


Strang,  Walter,  teacher  of  music,  83  Great 

King  street 
Strangman,  Mrs,  7  St  Colme  street 
Strangeways,  Thos.  professor,  veterinary  col. 

8  Clyde  street — house,  20  Elder  street 
Strasenburgh,  Robert,  Railway  hotel.  Trinity 
Strathie,  A.  grocer,  2  Orchardfield,  Leith  walk 
Street  and  Cousland,  auctioneers,  appraisers, 
and  comm.  agents,  50  George  IV.  bridge- 
See  Adv. 
Street,    A.    {Inland    Revenue)    Bonnington 

bower,  Bonnington 
Street,  G.  (jS".  and  Cousland,)  18  George  IV.  br. 
Stronach,  G.  B.  4  Hope  street 
Strong,  A.  D.  73  Constitution  street 
Strong,  John,  spirit  merchant,   1  Northum- 
berland place — ho.  21  Nelson  street 
Strong,  Thomas,  W.S.  45  Melville  street 
Struthers,  James,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.  22  Char- 

lotte  street,  Leith 
Struthers,  Mrs,  Wardie 
Stuart,  Rev.  A.  Moody,  43  Queen  street 
Stuart,  Alex.  (Cheyne  ^  S.),  18  Rutland  st. 
Stuart,  Alex.  44  Blacket  place 
Stuart,  Alex,  seed-crusher,  Citadel 
Stuart,  Charles  Viliiers,  20  Rutland  square 
Stuart,  G.  coal  merchant,  1  St  Bernard's  pi. 
Stuart,  George,   {Craig  Brothers)  Gibraltar 

villa,  St  Leonard's  hill 
Stuart,  Jn.  {Gen.  Reg.  Ho.)  Newmills,  Currie 
Stuart,  Rev.  John,  12  Forth  street 
Stuart,  John,  19  Regent  terrace 
Stuart,  Robert  L.,  W.S.  6  Rutland  street 
Stuart,  Thomas,  metal  worker,  362  Castle  hill 
Stuart,  Wm.  S.,  S.S.C.  24  Dundas  street 
Stuart,  Lady,  of  Allan  bank,  20  Maitland 

street 
Stuart,  Mrs  William,  6  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Stuart,  Mrs,  140  Princes  street 
Stubbs's  Mercantile  Offices,  John   0.  Shaw, 

manager,  4  Cockburn  street 
Stupart,  Mrs,  Dunston  villa,  Trinity 
Sturrock  &  Sons,  perfumers  &  hairdressers  to 
the    Queen   and    H.  R.  H.   the  Prince    of 
Wales,  33  Princes  street. 
Sturrock,  J.  &  Sons,  brassfounders,  plumbers, 
&  gasfitters,  Maunderston  foundry,  Whit- 
field place,  Leith  walk 
Sturrock,  John,  sen.  (J.  S.  and  Sons)  6  Queen's 

place,  Leith  walk 
Sturrock,  John,  jun.  6  Queen's  place  , 

Sturrock,  T.  (J.  S.  Sf  Sons),  2  Thomson's  pi. 
Sturrock,  Mrs,  4  Meuse  lane 
Stute,  Johann  Caspar  Henrick,  dealer  in  anti- 
quities, 98  George  st. — ho.  22  Duncan  st. 
Sugden,  Son,    &  Nephew,    artificial    flower 
and  feather  manufacturers ;  Joseph  Foster, 
agent,  51  North  bridge 
Sugden,  Mrs,  mid w.  &  ladies'  nurse,  1  Granton 

cottage 
Summers,  John,  baker  &  confectioner,  133 

Princes  street 
Summers,  Mrs  Thomas,  33  Blacket  place 


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Summers,  Miss,  121  Princes  street 

Sun  Life  Assurance  Society — Messrs  JoUie, 
Strong,  &  Henry,  40  Princes  street. 

Sun  Fire  Office — Messrs  Jollie,  Strong,  and 
Henry,  W.S.  40  Princes  8t. ;  D.  Murray, 
accountant,  46  George  st. ;  A.  Fyfe,  S.S.C. 
21  St  Andrew  square 

Surenne,  John  T.  prof,  of  the  pianoforte  and 
harmony,  7  West  Claremont  street 

Surenne,  J.  G.  dental  surgeon,  19  Heriot  row 
— ho.  3  Clarence  street 

Sutherland,  A.  bootmaker,  87  Nicolson  street 
— ho.  2  Blackford  place,  Morningside 

Sutherland,  A.  G.,  W.S.  22  Fettes  row 

Sutherland,  Alex,  bookseller  and  stationer, 
75  George  street 

Sutherland,  Andrew,  provision  merchant,  29 
Bread  street 

Sutherland,  Andw.  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 74  High  street 

Sutherland,  Daniel  R.  stationer,  21  South 
Hanover  street — ho.  2  Hope  park  crescent 

Sutherland,  David,  &  Sons,  masons  to  the  War 
Depart.  Lothian  road — ho.  13  Downie  pi. 

Sutherland,  D.  &  Son,  builders,  Helen  villa, 
Rosebank,  Wardie 

Sutherland,  David,  bootmaker,  10  Kirkgate — 
ho.  52  Charlotte  street,  Leith 

Sutherland,  D.  {G.  P.-O.),  11  Howe  street 

Sutherland,  D.  builder,  Rosebank,  Wardie 

Sutherland,  Erskine,  accountant  (Commercial 
Bank),  14  Windsor  street 

Sutherland,  George,  china  and  glass  merchant, 
4  Green  side  place 

Sutherland,  Hugh,  grocer,  1  Cannon  street — 
house,  6  Dean  street 

Sutherland,  James  B.,  S.S.C,  17  Elm  row 

Sutherland,  James,  plasterer,  43  Charlotte 
street,  Leith — ho.  45 

Sutherland,  James,  Grindlay  street 

Sutherland,  J.  4  Sciennes  place 

Sutherland,  John,  grocer,  33  Couper  street 

Sutherland,  John,  book  agent,  43  Lady  Law- 
son's  wynd 

Sutherland,  John,  head  teacher,  21  Gt.  Junc- 
tion st. 

Sutherland,  John,  lodgings,  18  Dublin  street 

Sutherland,  Joseph,  tailor  and  clothier,  93 
George  street 

Sutherland,  Peter,  stationer,  95  South  bridge 

Sutherland,  Peter,  5  Salisbury  street 

Sutherland,  Robert,  metal  merchant,  1  Coat- 
field  lane 

Sutherland,  Robert,  Frithfield  cottage,  Leith 

Sutlierlaud,  R.  31  Clerk  street 

Sutherland,  R.  P.  bookseller,  34  Heriot  build. 

Sutherland,  Sinclair,  shoemaker,  6  Horse  wynd 

iSutherland,  W.  fruiterer,  41  Duke  st.  Leith 

Sutherland,  William,  4  Little  King  street 

Sutherland,  Wm.  jeweller,  46  South  Clerk  st. 

Sutherland,  WiUiam  S.  writer,  22  Gayfield 
square 

Svuherland,  William,  10  Hamburg  place 


Sutherland,  W.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3 
and  5  Waterloo  pi. — house,  l  St  James' sq. 
Sutherland,  Mrs  J.  midwife,  4  Vennel 
Sutherland,  Mrs  .Tames,  32  East  Preston  st. 
Sutherland,  Mrs  R.  S.  14  Blacket  place 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  14  Young  st. 
Sutherland,   Miss    Janet,   music   teacher,    1 

Buccleuch  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  lodgings,  1  Union  pi.  Trinity 
Sutherland,  Miss,  teacher  of  pianoforte  and 

singing,  19  Union  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  7  St  Vincent  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  1  Windsor  street 
Sutter,Arch.  civil  engineer,  drainage  inspector 
for  H.M.  inclosure  commissioners,  3  Hill  st. 
Suttie,  Richard,  letter-carrier,  28  Barony  st. 
Sutton  &  Co.  railway  carriers,  41  North  br. 
Swain's,  John,  private  hotel,  4  and  3  Albyn  pi. 
Swaine,  E.  A.  and  Crudelius,  importers  of 

foreign  wool,  Citadel 
Swan  &  Stoddart,  potato  merchants,  53  Kirk- 
gate, Leith 
Swan,  Geo.  &  Co.  brewers,  37  Abbey  hill 
Swan,  G.  (Thos.  White  ^  Co.),  37  Abbey  hill 
Swan,  James,  baker,  87  Broughton  street 
Swan,  John,  &  Sons,  sheep  and  cattle  agents, 
37  Lauriston  place,  and  at  237  Duke  street, 
Glasgow 
Swan,  John,  china  merchant,  163  West  port 
Swan,  Rt.  grocer  and  wine  mer.  40  Howe  st. 
Swan,  Thomas,  13  Carnegie  street 
Swan,  Rev.  Wm.  7  Hope  crescent 
Swan,  Walter,  Upper  Grove  place 
Swan,  Wm.  40  Jamaica  street 
Swan,  Mrs  George,  19  Abercroraby  place 
Swan,  Misses,  6  Upper  Dean  terrace 
Swann,  J.  R.  builder  (Edin.  Saw  Mills),  21 

Leith  walk — house,  Windsor  cottage 
Swanson,  Geo.  I.,  M.D.,  dentist,  57  Castle  st. 
Swanson,  John,  dentist,  57  Castle  street 
Swanson,  Misses  E.  S.  &  C.  51  Clerk  street 
Swanston,  David,  draper,  7  Nicolson  square 
Swanston,  G.  officer,  5  Queen  street 
Swanston,  H.  O.  (G.P.-O.),  19  Fountainbr. 
Swanston,    Robert,     superintendent,    Night 

Asylum,  Old  Fish  Market  close 
Swanston,  Thos.  merchant,  35  Gilmour  pi. 
Swanston,  Mrs  D.  4  Madeira  place 
Swimming,  Forth,  Club  and  Humane  Society 
— John  Aitken,  39  Frederick  st.  president; 
Chas.     Ogilvie,    50   Dundas   street,   vice- 
president;   Archd.  Kerr,   13  Union  place, 
treasurer  j  John  Ferrier,  30-A  India  street, 
secretary 
Swinton,  Alex. buildex',  13  Ingliston  streetand 

Lauriston  street 
Swinton,  T.  wine  merchant,  2  Dundas  street 

^ho.  2  Windsor  s.reet 
Swinton,  Miss,  26  Rankeillor  street 
Swinton,  Misses,  39  Heriot  row 
Swirles,  James,  draper,  40  Victoria  street 
Sword,  Jas.  upholstery  and  general  house- 
furnishing  warerooms,  22  Hanover  street 


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Sword,  James,  coal  merchant,  Old  Bridge 
end,  Leith,  Scotland  street,  and  Trinity  sta- 
tion— ho.  14  Glover  street — See  Adv. 

Sword,  Thos.  ivory,  wood,  and  bone  turner, 
43  Niddry  street 

Sword,  Walter  B.  wine  merchant,  13  Elder  st. 
— ho.  2  Haddington  place 

Sydney,  Mrs  Margaret,  7  Maitland  street 

Sydserff,  Mrs  B.  18  Greenhill  gardens 

Sylvani,  Henry,  4  Summer  bank 

Sylvani,  Miss  Jessie,  dressmaker,  milliner,  &c. 
4  Summer  bank 

Syra,  William,  St  Mary's,  Strathearn  road 

Syme,  James,  commercial  traveller,  Gordon 
villa,  Lauder  road 

Syme,  James,  professor  of  clinical  surgery, 
2  Rutland  st. — bouse,  Millbank  house 

Syme,  James,  slater  and  chimney-sweeper,  65 
Constitution  street 

Syme,  John,  bootmaker,  4  Portland  pi.  Leith 
— house,  Lapicide  cottage 

Syme,  Robert,  and  Son,  printers,  30  South 
Hanover  st. — ho.  2  Orehardfield,  Leith  walk 

Syme,  Thomas,  W.S.  {Davidson  Sf  >S.),  5 
Carlton  terrace 

Syme,  Mrs,  10  Preston  terrace 

Syme,  Mrs,  37  George  square 

Syme,  Miss  Sarah,  prov.  dealer,  261  Cowgate 

Syme,  Miss,  14  Dundas  street 

Symington,  James,  furniture  dealer,  6  St 
Andrew  street,  Leith 

Symington,  John,  superint.  goods  depot,  Cale- 
donian Railway  station,  Lothian  road 

Symington,  Mrs  T.  15  Fettes  row 

Symons,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  8  Riddle's  close 

Taap,  Andrew,  linen  merchant,  9  W.  Clare- 

mont  street 
Taap,  Wm.  linen  merchant,  37  North  bridge 
Tagart,  J.  D.  5  Windsor  street 
Tait  and  Crichton,  W.S.  2  Park  place 
Tait,  Alex,  boot  &  shoe  merclit.  15  North  br. 

— ho.  Fernie  hill  cottage,  E.  Claremont  st. 
Tait,  A.  &  Son,  butchers,  29  Sandport  st. 
Tait,  A.,  Dicksons  &  Co's  nursery,  Leith  walk 
Tait,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  24 

India  street 
Tait,  A.  tailor,  2  Elm  row 
Tait,  Andrew,  baker,  33  Rose  street — house, 

6  Lynedoch  place 
Tait,  J .  Charles,  (N.  B.  A.  Office,)  5  Archibald 

place 
Tait,  George,  advocate,  4  Abercromby  place 
Tait,  James  Campbell,  W.S.  2  Park  place 
Tait,  James,  jun.  W.S.  and  N.-P.  (Gibson  and 

T.)\  Northumberland  st. 
Tait,  James,  flesher,  4  Veal  market — house, 

25  Fleshmarket  close 
Tait,  James,  plasterer,  1  Mound  place 
Tait,  James,  grocer,  Orehardfield 
Tait,  James,  grocer,  26  Jamaica  street 
Tait,  James,  superintendent  Newington  Bury- 

ing-ground,  Preston  street 


Tait,  James  {G.P.-O.),  8  Spittal  street 
Tait,  Jas.  joiner  and  cartwright,  Roy's  court, 

Buccleuch  street 
Tait,  John  G.  41  Clerk  street 
Tait,  John,  advocate,  and  sheriff  of   Clack- 
mannan and  Kinross  shires,  2  Park  place 
Tait,  J.   flesher,  10  Portland  place,  Leith — 

ho.  4  Portland  terrace 
Tait,  John  H.  3  George  street 
Tait,  John  R.  baker,  2  Queensferry  st. — ho.  9 
Tait,  J.  4  Pilrig  street 
Tait,  Pringle,  baker,  10  Carnegie  street  and 

91  Nicolson  street 
Tait,  P.  G.  professor  of  natural  philosophy  in 

the  University,  6  Greenhill  gardens 
Tait,  Thos.  grocer,  14  S.  College  street;  and 

fish  and  fruit  mercht.  31  George  IV.  bridge 
Tait,  Thos.  pocket-book  and  jewel-case  maker, 

8  North  bridge 
Tait,  Thomas,  smith  and  ironmonger,  30  St 

Andrew  sq.  and  Clyde  st.  lane — house,  5 

St  James'  street 
Tait,  William,  of  Prior  bank,  2  Walker  st. 
Tait,  W.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  234  Canongate 
Tait,    William,    button,    trimming,   Berlin 

wool,  and  hosiery  warehouse,   12  and  13 

South  bridge — house,  9  Hope  park  terrace 
Tait,  William  {Duncan,  FlockhaH,  Sr  Co.), 

Inverardoran  lodge.  West  Coates 
Tait,  Wm.  29  Whitfield  place 
Tait,  Mrs  J.  H.  6  Bellevue  crescent 
Tait,  Mrs  T.  10  Dublin  street 
Tait,  Miss  Agnes,  dressmaker,  6  George  st. 
Tait,  Miss  H.  D.  33  Thistle  street 
Tait,  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Howe  street 
Tait,  Miss,  1  Eton  terrace 
Tait,  Miss,  22  Dundas  st. 
Talbot,  H.  Fox,  13  Great  Stuart  street 
Tansh,  John,  3  Gardner's  crescent 
Tansh,  John,  15  Romilly  place 
Tansh's    circulating    library,  bookseller    and 

stationer,  1  William  street 
Tarbet,  J.  fishing  rod  and  tackle  maker,  and 

dealer  in  live  birds,  11  S.  St  Andrew  street  | 
Tarbet,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  59  Broughton  st. 
Tasker,  Rev.  William,  32  Gilmore  place 
Tassie,  T.  9  Macnab  street 
Tate  &  Co.  milliners  and  drap.  42  Victoria  st.  [ 
Tate,  Alex.  &  Son,  hat  and  cap  manufacturers,  { 

44  Victoria  street  | 

Tawse  and  Bonar,  W.S.  23  York  place  f 

Tawse,  H.  china  and  glass  dealer,  9  Kerr  st. 
Tawse,  John  {T.^  Bonar),  11  Royal  terrace 
Tawse,  John  W.,  W.S.  49  Queen  street  | 

Tawse,  Mrs,  11  Royal  terrace  j 

Tax,  Annuity — office,  21  Elder  street — 10  to 

3,  Saturday  10  to  12 — Wm.  Aitken,  collector 
Taxes,  Assessed,  surveyor's  office,  6  Waterloo 

place 
Taxes,  County  Police  and  Prison,  Tax  Office, 

4  George  st — W.  Kennedy,  collector 
Taxes,  Police,  Prison,  and  Registration,  Police 

Chambers,  High  st.—A.  Thomson,  collector 


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Taxes,  Police,  56  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Taxes,   Property  &  Income, — David  Mar- 
shall,  C.A.    clerk    to    commissioners,   36 
Hanover  street 
Taxes,  Property,  Income,  Land,  and  Assessed, 

6  Waterloo  place 
Taylor,  Anderson,  &  Co.  brewers,  Drumdryaa 
Taylor,  Bruce,  and  Co.  merchants,  134  Con- 
stitution street 
Taylor  and  Dick,  drysalters,  Laurie  st. 
Taylor,  Walker,  &  Co.'s  London  porter  store, 
72  Constitution  street — J.  B.  Tod  &  Son, 
agents 
Taylor,  Alex,  merchant,  1  Charles'  street 
Taylor,  Alex,  cabinetmkr.  1 7  Wright's  houses 
Taylor,  Alex.  9  Alva  street 
Taylor,    Alexander,    butcner    and    German 

sausage  maker,  1  and  2  Melville  place 
Taylor,  Andrew,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 
9  St  Patrick  square — ho.  2  Middleby  street 
Taylor,  Andrew,  (Lizars  S^  T.)  20  Annandale 

street 
Taylor,  Angelo,  draper  and  hosier,  116  Nicol- 
son  St.  and  85  Clerk  st. — ho.  4  Montague  st. 
Taylor,  Archibald,  agent,  62  Grassmarket 
Taylor,  Archibald,  warehouseman,  17  Glover 

street 
Taylor,  Archibald,  8  Frederick  street 
Taylor,  Chas.  billiard  rooms,  25  Hanover  st. 
Taylor,  Chas.  writer,  16  Hart  street 
Taylor,  David,  umbrella  maker,  7-a  Brough- 

ton  street — ho.  219  High  street 
Taylor,  Geo.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  328 

Lawnmarket — ho.  15  Leven  street 
Taylor,  George,  dairyman,  32  Sheriff  brae 
Taylor,  James,  flesher,  44  Clerk  street — ho.  54 
Taylor,  James,  optician,  and  manufacturer  of 
photographic   apparatus,   46  Princes  st. — 
house,  2  Queen  street 
Taylor,  Jas.  cabinetmaker,  68  Nicolson  street 
Taylor,  Jas.  attendant,  2  Northumberland  pi. 
Taylor,  James,  publisher,  {Large  Type  Book 

and  Tract  warehouse')  31  S.  Castle  st. 
Taylor,  James,  6  Seton  place 
Taylor,  James,  druggist,  116  West  bow 
Taylor,  J.  market  gardener,  Inverleith  gardens 
Taylor,  James    {T.,   Anderson,  b)     Co.)    7 

Merchiston  place 
Taylor,  John,  &  Co.  warming  and  ventilating 
engineers,  3  Lauriston  st. — workshop,  Gil- 
more  park 
Taylor,  John,  &  Son,  cabinetmakers  and  up- 
holsterers to  the  Queen,  carvers,  gilders, 
and  picture-frame  makers,  house-agents  and 
licensed  appraisers,  and  Venetian  and  wire 
gauze  blind  manufacturers,  109  Princes  st. 
— works,  Rosemount,  Gardner's  crescent 
Taylor,  Jn.  (J.  T.  <h  Son),  8  W.  Lauriston  pi. 
Taylor,  J.  P.  12  Parkside  street 
Taylor,  John,  builder,  4  St  James'  square 
Taylor,  John,  bootmaker,  25  Elder  street 
Taylor,  John,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and 
wine  merchant,  7  Downie  place — ho.  8 


Taylor,  John,  com.  traveller,  3  Union  street, 
Leith 

Taylor,  .John  T.  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  81. 
South  bridge — house,  1  Rockville  place 

Taylor,  Joseph,  clerk  of  works,  16  Madeira  st. 

Taylor,  Laur.  cashier,  Union  Bank,  Parlia- 
ment square 

Taylor,  Mich,  silk  and  lace  merchant,  51 
North  bridge — house,  1  Lauder  road 

Taylor,  Peter,  51  Leith  wynd 

Taylor,  Rev.  Robt.,  1 9  Hope  terrace 

Taylor,  Rob.  merchant,  13  and  16  CasseUs'  pi. 
— house,  14 

Taylor,  R.,  (J.  T.  and  Son)  22  Gilmore 
place 

Taylor,  Thos.  painter  and  glazier,  27  Elder  st. 

Taylor,  W.  H.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  6 
East  Richmond  street 

Taylor,  Rev.  William,  12  AthoU  place 

Taylor,  William,  and  Co.  soap,  stearine,  and 
candle  manufacturers,  4  Salamander  street 

Taylor,  William,  spice  merchant  and  commis- 
sion agent,  4  Elm  row — ho.  29  Windsor 
street 

Taylor,  Wm.  victual  dealer,  1 1  Atholl  place 

Taylor,  William,  commission  agent,  32  Duke 
street,  Leith 

Taylor, Wm.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  136  Canon- 
gate — house,  5  St  John  street 

Taylor,  Mrs  Alexander,  16  Hart  street 

Taylor,  Mrs  John,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 9  Hamburg  place 

Taylor,  Mrs  Joseph,  66  Broughton  street 

Taylor,  Mrs  S.  F.  24  Upper  Gray  street 

Taylor,  Mrs  S.  81  Clerk  street 

Taylor,  Mrs,  4  Great  King  street 

Taylor,  Mrs,  38  Heriot  row 

Taylor,  Mrs,  10  Arniston  place 

Taylor,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  48  Main 
street,  Newhaven 

Taylor,  Mrs,  1  Scotland  street 

Taylor,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  74  Broughton  st. 

Taylor,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  18  Nelson  street 

Taylor,  Sarah,  3  Dean  street 

Taylor,  Miss  M.  teacher,  17  Glover  street 

Taylor,  Miss,  8  Abercroraby  place 

Taylor,  Miss,  44  Rankeillor  street 

Taylor,  Misses  M.  &  A.  milliners  and  dress- 
makers, foot  of  Ferry  road,  Leith 

Taysen  and  Wilson,  corn  merchants,  135  Con- 
stitution street 

Taysen,  Peter  (  T.  <&  TF.),  6  Hermitage  place, 
Leith 

Teape,  Rev.  Chas.  R.,  chaplain  to  the  Bishop 
of  Edinburgh,  13  Findhorn  place 

Teape,  Rev.  Hudson,  A.B.  3  Argyle  square 

Teape,  Miss,  teacher  of  music  and  French,  2 
Bellevue  terrace 

Teenan,  Mrs  J.  inkmaker,  5  St  Anthony  pi. 

Teind  Office— Nos.  21,  23,  25,  27,  New 
Register  ho. — hours  of  attendance,  session, 
10  till  3,  6  till  8  evening;  vacation,  11  till 
2;  Saturday,  11  till  12 

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Telfer,  Thomas,  ironmonger,  3  Sylvan  place 
Telfer,  Mrs,    ladies'  bootmaker,   55  George 

street 
Telford,  Joseph,  coal  agent,  6  Grange  loan 
Telegraph,  Electric,  and  International  Co. 
68  Princes  street  and  26  Bernard  street — 
Alex.  Mitchell 
Tblegraph,  Magnetic,  63  Princes  street  and 
29  Bernard  st. — Mitchell  Byrne,  manager 
Telegraph,  United  Kingdom,  1  S.  Hanover 
St.  and  128  Constitution  st — -W.  Andrews, 
general  manager 
Temple,  Alexander,  Mayfield  cottage 
Temple,  David,  provision  mer.  71  Cockburn 

street — house,  5  Brown's  place,  Vennel 
Temple,  J.  provision  merchant,  2  Union  pi. 
Temple,  Thos.  grocer  and  provision  mercht. 

245  High  street,  and  55  Potterrow 
Temple,  Wm.  salesman,  42  Buccleuch  street 
Templeton,  Alex,  cartwright,  Morrison  street 

— house,  7  Spence's  place 
Templeton,  Mrs,  10  West  Claremont  street 
Tennant,  T.  M.  &  Co.  engineers  and  machine 
makers,  Bowershall  iron  and  engine  works, 
Edin.  and  Leith — ho.  30  E.  Claremont  st. 
Tennant,  Thos.  Marshall,  hairdresser,  per- 
fumer, &c.  23  N.-W.  Circus  pi. — See  Adv. 
Tennant,  W.  G.  commission  agent,  21  Tim- 

her  bush — ho.  Bonnington  cottage 
Tennant,  Wm.  shoemaker,  14  Downie  place 
Tennant,  Mrs,  17  St  Cuthbert  street 
Tennent,  Patrick,  W.S.  9  Lynedoch  place 
Tennent,  Robt.,  21  Lynedoch  place 
Tennent,  Miss,  13  Torphichen  street 
Terrot,  Right  Rev.  Bishop,  Scottish  Episco- 
pal Church,  9  Carlton  street 
Teviotdale,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 146  Cowgate, — ho.  33  Horse  wynd 
Thain,    Robert,     superintendent,     Original 

Ragged  School,  Ramsay  lane 
Thallon,  L.  &  Co.  wholesale  tea  merchants, 

57  North  bridge 
Thallon,  Wm.  F.  3  Heriot  mount 
Thatcher,  Lewis  Hay,  M.D.  13  Albany  street 
Thatcher,  Mrs,  4  Bruntsfield  terrace 
Theed,  Mrs  M.  12  Queen  street 
Thick,  Mrs  John,  broker,  169  Cowgate 
Thiems,  Heinrich,    Hamburgh    refreshment 

rooms,  41  Shore 
Thin,  James,  bookseller,  55  South  bridge  and 
14  Infirmary  street  —  house,  7  Rillbank 
terrace 
Thorn,  Adam,  LL.D.  3  Bellevae  terrace 
Thom,  A.  chemist  and  druggist,  78  Queen  st. 
Thom,  C.  gardener,  43  Croft-an-righ 
Thom,  David,  &  Co.  merchants,  28  Constitu- 
tion street 
Thom,  David  (Z>.  T.  ^  Co.'),  Russian  consul 
and  Lloyd's  agent,  28  Constitution  street — 
ho.  18  Hope  crescent 
Thom,  J.  25  Archibald  place 
Thom,  John,  coal  merchantj  22  High  riggs, 
— oflSce,  6  Port-Hamilton 


Thom,  J.  sen.  coal  mercht.  25  Archibald  pi. 
— office,  11  Port-Hamilton 

Thom,  Robert,  11  Lauriston  park 

Thom,  Robert,  working  jeweller,  16  Charlotte 
place 

Thom,  Thomas,  engraver,  9  Brown  street 

Thom,  Mrs  Robert,  58  Constitution  street 

Thom,  Mrs,  poulterer,  73  Northumberland 
street 

Thom,  Miss  M.  41  Clerk  street 

Thom,  Miss,  29  Clarence  street 

Thomas,  Capt.  F.  W.  L.,  K.N.  8  Trinity  cres- 
cent 

Thomas,  John,  flint  glass  manufacturer,  33 
Leith  walk 

Thompson,  James,  8  Bonnington  place,  Leith 

Thompson,  James  Skelton,  teacher  of  music, 
46  Queen  street 

Thompson,  Robert,  baker,  46  Rose  street 

Thompson,  Capt.  Tho.,  R.N.  Jesafield,  New- 
haven  road 

Thorns,  Geo.  Hunter,  advocate,  52  Gt.  King 
street 

Thomson  &  Dickson,  W.S.  1  Thistle  court 

Thomson  &  Hutton,  Edinburgh  and  Leith 
saw-mills,  9  Stead's  place 

Thomson,  Lauder,  and  Co.  wine  merchants, 
27  St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Thomson  &  Porteous,  tobacco  and  snuff 
manufacturers,  12  Calton  street 

Thomson  &  Smith,  clothiers,  shirt  makers, 
and  men's  mercers,  30  North  bridge 

Thomson,  Stoltz,  and  Zoff,  ship  brokers  and 
commission  agents,  13  Dock  street 

Thomson,  Alex,  cabinetmaker,  4  Greyfriars' 
place 

Thomson,  Alex,  glass  engraver  &  china  mer- 
chant, 29  Pleasance 

Thomson,  Alexander,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  8 
Teviot  row 

Thomson,  Alex.,  S.S.C.  6  Newington  terrace 

Thomson,  Alexander,  accountant,  6  Newing- 
ton terrace 

Thomson,  Alexander,  and  Son,  gun,  rifle,  and 
pistol  manufacturers,  &c.  1 6  Union  place — 
house,  12  Union  street 

Thomson,  Alex,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer.  New- 
haven 

Thomson,  Rev,  Alex.  Bishop,  1  Argyle  sq. 

Thomson,  Alex,  teacher  of  English,  history, 
and  geography,  6  George  square 

Thomson,  Alexander,  brassfounder,  Greenside 
court — house,  51  Broughton  street 

Thomson,  Alex.,  S.S.C.  7  No.  St  Andrew 
street 

Thomson,  Andrew,  M.D.  surgeon,  11  Nor- 
thumberland St. 

Thomson,  Rev.  Andrew,  D.D.  63  Northum- 
berland street 

Thomson,  And.  brewer,  Lothian  vale.  Abbey 

Thomson,  Andrew  (  Customs),  1  Ellen  st. 

Thomson,  Arch,  farrier,  Charlotte  lane 

Thomson,  A.  (^.  T.  $p  Sotis)  12  Buccleuch  pi. 


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187 


Thomson,  Benjamin,  engineer  and  smith,  9 

Citadel 
Thomson,  Capt.  Charles,  R.N.  9  Cassells'  pi. 
Thomson,  Chas.  (C  D.  &;  Son,)  6  Newington 

terrace 
Thomson,  Charles  W.,  C.A.  7  N.  St  David  st. 

— house,  9  Blenheim  place 
Thomson,  Charles  J.  13  East  Preston  street 
Thomson,  D.  &  J.  weighing  machine  makers 

and  smiths,  Broughton  market  and  9  Stead's 

place 
Thomson,  D.  J.  &  Co.  rectifiers  and  British 

wine  makers,  9  and  1 1  Giles'  st. 
Thomson,  D.  J.  merchant,  19  E.  Claremont 
,   street 
Thomson,  David,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  29 

Hanover  street — house,  31 
Thomson,  David,  M.D.,  R.N.  2  Talbot  place 
Thomson,  David  (Z>.  Sr  J.  T.),  2  Barony  st. 
Thomson,  David,  12  Comely  green  place 
Thomson,  David,  tobacconist,  3  Leith  street 
Thomson,  D.  G.  stockbroker  and  accountant, 

13  Hanover  street— ho.  Rillbank  terrace, 

Meadows 
Thomson,  D.  D.  &  Co.  coopers  and  fishcurers, 

8  Elbe  street 
Thomson,  Rev.  Edward  A.  85  Great  King  st. 
Thomson,  Edward,  baker,  34  Alva  st. — ho.  29 
Thomson,  Ed.  coal  merchant.  Old  Church 

wharf 
Thomson,  G.  (G.P.-O.),  76  Gilmore  place 
Thomson,  Geo.  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  7 

Waterloo  place 
Thomson,  George,  bootmaker,  1  York  place 
Thomson,  Geo.  confectioner,  22  Leith  street 
Thomson,  George,  commercial  traveller,  14 

Seton  plate 
Thomson,  Geo.  shipmaster,  2  Portland  terrace 
Thomson,  Geo.  tailor  and  clothier,  118  Rose 

street 
Thomson,  George,  2  Kerr  street 
Thomson,  George,  pawnbroker,  95  West  port 
Thomson,  Geo.  tailor  &  clothier,  2  South  St 

James'  street 
Thomson,    Gideon,  tailor    and  clothier,   17 

Bristo  street 
Thomson,  H.  T.  15  Bernard  st. 
Thomson,  Jas.,  of  Glendouran,  37  Moray  pi. 
Thomson,   J.  furniture  dealer,   69  Cowgate 
Thomson,  J.  G.   &   Co.  merchants,  27    St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 
Thomson,  James,  dairy,  239  High  street 
Thomson,  James  Stewart  (H.M.   Customs), 

17  Bath  street,  Leith 
Thomson,  James,  3  Antigua  street 
Thomson,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

31  Upper  Gray  street 
Thomson,  James,  printer,  18  Middle  Arthur 

place 
Thomson,  James  Gibson,  14  York  place 
Thomson,  James,  (JI.M.   Customs),  Trinity 

hill.  Trinity 
Thomson,  James,  baker,  13  Church  street 


Thomson,  James,  builder,  Spittal  street — ho. 

10  St  Anthony  place 
Thomson,  James,  grocer,  88  High  street 
Thomson,  James,  dealer  in  antique  curiosities, 

18  Haddington  place 
Thomson,  James,  70  St  Leonard  street 
Thomson,  James,  insp.  Council  chambers,  163 

Canongate — house,  6  Comely  green  place 
Thomson,  James  R.  3  Saunders'  street 
Thomson,  James,  corn  merchant,  5  Leven  st. 

— ho.  3  Gilmore  place 
Thomson,  John,  com,  agent,  26  Nelson  st. 
Thomson,  John,  17  Arthur  street 
Thomson,  John,  greengrocer,  46  Kirkgate 
Thomson,  John,   Brunton   cottage,  London 

road 
Thomson,  John  (D.  8p  J.),2  Barony  street 
Thomson,  John,messenger-at-arms,  14  Pitt  st. 
Thomson,  John,  wine  &  spirit  merchant,  27 

West  port — house,  11  Davie  street 
Thomson,  John,  pawnbroker,  44  South  bridge 
Thomson,  J.,  S.S.C.  30  Northumberland  st. 
Thomson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

12  Cowgate  head  and  70  Grassmarket — ho. 

9  Argyle  place,  Meadows 
Thomson,  Jn.  working  jeweller,   12  Royal 

Exchange 
Thomson,  Jn.  wine  &  spirit  mer.  48  Cowgate 

— house,  7  Lindsay  place 
Thomson,  John,   photographer,   14  Grange 

road 
Thomson,  John  ( W.  Davidson  Sp  Co.),  3  Mon- 
tague street 
Thomson,  John,  1-a  Inverleith  terrace 
Thomson,  J.  manufacturer  of  hosiery,  3  Kerr 

street 
Thomson,  John,  wright,  59  Thistle  street 
Thomson,  John,  14  E.  Adam  street 
Thomson,  Jn.  Comrie,  advocate,  1  Albyn  pi. 
Thomson,  J.  bank  messenger,  28  Bernard  st. 
Thomson,  Rev.  John,  4  Jamaica  street,  North 

Leith 
Thomson,  John,  grocer,  232  Cowgate 
Thomson,  John,  grocer  and  provision  mercht. 

321  High  street 
Thomson,  K.  lieutenant  of  police,  8  W.  Adam 

street 
Thomson,  Lockhart,  S.S.C.  chambers,  7  Hill 

street — house,  20  Coates  crescent 
Thomson,  Murray,  baker,  39  West  Nicolson 

street 
Thomson,  P.  photographer,  90  South  bridge 
Thomson,  P.  agent,  1  Gayfield  place 
Thomson,  P.  gardener,  4  E.  Broughton  pi. 
Thomson,  Robert,  &  Co.  plumbers,  gasfitters, 

and  zinc  workers,  22  and  25  Greenside 

place 
Thomson,  Robert  William,  3  Moray  place 
Thomson,  Robert,  14  Pitt  street 
Thomson,  R.  cooper,  12  Giflfbrd  park 
Thomson,  R.  shipmaster,  5  Pitt  street,  Bon- 

nington 
Thomson,  Robert,  baker,  64  Rose  street 


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Thomson,  Robert,  LL.B.  40  N.  Frederick  st. 
Thomson,  Robert,  cattle  dealer,  11  Bread  st. 
Thomson,  Robert,  {R.  T.  &  Co.),  plumber, 

2  East  Norton  place 
Thomson,  R.  D.  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

23  S.  St  Andrew  st. — ho,  2  Buccleuch  pi. 
Thomson,  Robt.  H.  {B.  H.  T.  §-  Co:),  wine 

merchant,  19  Pilrig  street 
Thomson,  Robt.  H.  and  Co.  wine  merchants, 

29  Coatfield  lane 
Thomson,  Robert,  stationer  and  news-agent, 

111  Rose  street 
Thomson,  R.  V.  clothier  and  shirt  maker,  103 

South  bridge — house,  1  Lutton  place 
Thomson,  Robert,  haircutter  and  perfumer, 

15  Catherine  st. 
Thomson,  Samuel  {British  Linen  Co.  Bank), 

2  Danube  street 
Thomson,  Rev.  Thos.  7  Clarence  street 
Thomson,   Thomas,   silk  mercer  and    linen 

draper,  135  Princes  street — ho.  5  Rutland 

place 
Thomson,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  mercht. 

24  Duke  street,  Leith 

Thomson,  Thomas,  W.S.  18  Walker  street 
Thomson,  Thomas,  W.S.  1  Thistle  court- 
house, 18  Walker  street 
Thomson,  Thos.  corn  merch.  Gilmore  street, 

Paul's  work — house,  5  Elder  street 
Thomson,  William,  &  Co.  com.  agents,  ship 

and  insr.  brokers,  116  Constitution  street 
Thomson,  Wm.  coal  merchant,  24  Sheriff  brae 

— house,  Pirniefield  place,  Leith  links 
Thomson,  W.  Burns,  surgeon,  and  superin- 
tendent of  Medical  Missionary  Training 
Institution  and  Dispensary,  39  Cowgate 
Thomson,  Wm.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  9 

Duke  street 
Thomson,  Wm.  M.  advocate,  60  Great  King 

street 
Thomson,  Wm.  B.  17  Duncan  st.  Newington 
Thomson,  William,  7  Madeira  place 
Thomson, William,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

8  Leggat's  land — ho.  8  Mary's  place 
Thomson,  Wm.  straw-bonnet  manufacturer, 

10  South  College  street 
Thomson,  William,  5  Duke  street,  Leith 
Thomson,  William,    working  jeweller,    55 

Earl  Grey  street 
Thomson,  William,  7  Melbourne  place 
Thomson,  Wm.  Charlotte  villa,  Sciennes  hill 
Thomson,  W.  {W.T.<h  Co.),  1  Hermitage  pi. 

Leith 
Thomson,  Wm.  grain  merchant,  N.  B.  rail- 
way station — house,  10  Stafford  street 
Thomson,  WilUam  {Hill,  T.  &  Co.),  18  India 

street 

Thomson,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  13  Hope  street 
Thomson,  William  Thomas,  41  Moray  place 
Thomson,  Wm.  tobacconist,  2  Montague  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.  builder,  10  St  Anthony  place 
Thomson,  William,  2  Melville  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Alex,  upholstprer  and  furni 


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ture  dealer,  45  N.  Hanover  street — house, 

10  Baker's  place 
Thomson,  Mrs  Alex.  12  Union  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Andrew,  2  W.  Preston  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  John,  7  Windmill  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  M.  draper,  287  High  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  Margaret,  20  Upper  Gray  st. 
Thomson,  Mrs  Peter,  baker,  54  Charlotte  st. 

Leith — house,  49 
Thomson,  IMrs  Peter,   French  staymaker,  1 

Gayfield  place 
Thomson,  Mrs  R.  6  Leopold  place 
Thomson,  Mrs  Thomas,  42  Ann  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  William,  20  Picardy  place 
Thomson,  Mrs  William,  17  Alva  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  of  Polbeath,  17  West  Preston 

street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  16  Randolph  crescent 
Thomson,  Mrs,  71  Cumberland  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  50  Moray  place 
Thomson,  Mrs,  lodg.  1  Old  Physic  gardens 
Thomson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  39  St  Leonard  st. 
Thomson,  Mrs,  17  Bristo  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  7  East  Preston  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  draper,  26  Clerk  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  3  North  New- 

ington  place 
Thomson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  127  George  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  sick-nurse,  27  Blair  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  41 -a  Broughton 

street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  49  South  Clerk  street 
Thomson,  Miss  A.  10  Rankeillor  street 
Thomson,  Miss  A.  dressmaker,  7  East  Register 

street 
Thomson,  Miss  E.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

63  Causevside 
Thomson,  Miss  J.  grocer,  6  Fox  lane — ho.  24 

Mitchell  St. 
Thomson,  Miss  M.  A.  31  Hanover  street 
Thomson,  Miss  Marjory,  67  Great  King  st. 
Thomson,  Miss  Mary,  lodging-house,  20  N. 

Nelson  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  18  Grange  road 
Thomson,  Miss,  12  Roxburgh  place 
Thomson,  Miss,  21  Leopold  place 
Thomson,  Miss,  18  Clarence  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  6  Pilrig  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  34  Howe  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  12  Nelson  street 
Thomson,  Miss,  9  Cassells'  place 
Thomson,  Miss,  59  Constitution  street 
Thomson,  Misses  M.  &  I.  silk  and  worsted 

shop,  23  Broughton  street  j 

Thomson,  Misses,  milliners,  66  Cumberland 

street 
Thomson,  Misses,  76  Constitution  street 
Thomson,  Misses,  8  Scotland  street 
Thorburn,  Archibald,  2  Carleton  street 
Thorburn,  Rev.  David,  1  John's  place,  Leith 
Thorburn,  Francis,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

8  Heriot  buildings 
Thorburn,  G.  12  Hermitage  place,  Leith 


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Thorburn,  G.  teacher,  2  Albany  street,  Leith 

— house,  7  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Thorburn,  James,  turner  and  bonnet  block 

maker.   Old  Physic  gardens  —  house,   54 

Rankeillor  street 
Thorburn,  Robert,  builder — yard,  19-A  Buc- 

cleuch  St. — ho.  24  W.  Preston  st. 
Thorburn,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  9  Market 

street 
Thorburn,  Wm.  baker,  58  St  Leonard  street 
Thorburn,  Wm.  baker,  24  Bernard  st ho. 

18  Constitution  street 
Thorburn,  Mrs,  10  Buccleuch  place 
Thorburn,  Miss,  30  Minto  street 
Thornton   &   Co.    waterproof  and  airproof 

goods   manufacturers,  and   India   rubber 

depot — See  Adv. 
Thornton,  David,  mason,  AthoU  crescent  lane 

— house,  14  Spittal  street 
Thornton,  Robt.  civil  and  practical  engineer, 

20  Cockburn  street — ho.  6  Hope  park 
Thornton,  William,  broker,  39  Niddry  street 
Thornton,  Mrs  L.  19  Upper  Gray  street 
Threepland,  Mrs,  6  Hope  street 
Thwaites,  W.   Kelso,  S.S.C.   agent  for  the 

Great    Britain    Life   Assurance   OfBce,    8 

Abercromby  place 
Thyne  &  Tait,  merchants  and  manufacturers, 

74,  76,  and  78  Lauriston  street 
Thyne,  James,  merchant,  40-b  George  street 
Thyne,   John   (W.  T.  &  S.),   butcher,  21 

Danube  street 
Thyne,  Wm.  &  Sons,  fleshers,  4  Spring  gar- 
dens— house,  6 
Tibbetts,   H.  G.  hatter,  38  South  bridge — 

house,  26  Nelson  street 
Tierney,  D.  causey-layer,  69  South  back  of 

Canongate 
Till,  Charles,  tobacconist,  27  W.  Register  st. 

and  9  Leith  street 
Tillie,  Thomas,  tailor  and  clothier,  369  High 
.   St. — ho.  11  Castle  terrace 
Tindal,  John,  accountant,  6  Haddington  pi. 
Tindal,  Robert,  Tower  park  cottage.  Trinity 
Tindal,  Mrs,  48  London  street 
Tinlin,  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Queen  street 
Tinniswood,  Rt.  commission  agent,  32  Ber- 
nard street 
Tinsley,  Mrs  Helen,  lodgings,  41  Lothian  st. 
I  Tod  Brothers,  millers  and  corn  merchants, 

Stockbridge  mills,  1  Baker's  place 
Tod,  Adam,  Bridge  place,  Bonnington 
Tod,  Alex.  &  Rt.  millers  and  corn  merchts. 

Leith  flour  mills,  Commercial  place 
(Tod,  Alex,  gardener,  Maryfield,  Easter  road 
Tod,    George,  bookbinder,    10    Haddington 

place 
Tod,  George,  writer,  32  Rankeillor  street 
Tod,  Henry,  W.S.,  Atlas  Assurance  Office,  39 

York  place 
Tod,  Henry,  jun.  W.S.  39  York  place 
Tod,  Henry  M.  (J.  B.  T.  ^  S.),  wine  mer- 
chant, 71  Constitution  street 


Tod,  J.  and  Son,  railway  and  general  smiths, 
engineers,  machine  makers,  spring  manu- 
facturers, and  waggon  builders,  29  Leith 
walk 
Tod,  J.  B.  &  Son,  wine  merchants  and  com- 
mission agents,   72   Constitution  street — 
ho.  71 
Tod,  Jas.  (^Mould  8f  T.),  4  Brunton  place 
Tod,  James,  advocate,  55  Great  King  street 
Tod,  Jn.  (/.  Tod  and  Son),  Content  cottage, 

Leith  walk 
Tod,  John.  24  Albany  street,  Leith 
Tod,  John,  engraver,  8  Thistle  street 
Tod,  John,  20  Grove  road 
Tod,  John,  live  stock  agent,  9  Portland  place 
Tod,  Matthew,  flesher,  10  Middle  market- 
house,  1  Physic  gardens 
Tod,  Robert,  baker,  34  Northumberland  st. 
Tod,  Robert,  painter,  paper-hanger,  &  glazier, 

35  Dundas  st. — ho.  26  Royal  crescent 
Tod,  William,  9  Duncan  street,  Newington 
Tod,  Mrs  Alex.  95  Princes  street 
Tod,  Mrs  Andrew,  13  Arthur  street 
Tod,  Mrs  Jas.  staymaker,  54  Bristo  street 
Tod,  Mrs  John,  39  Dublin  street 
Tod,  Mrs  John,  J  4  Ainslie  place 
Tod,  Mrs,  35  Great  King  street 
Tod,  Mrs,  14  Roxburgh  street 
Tod,  Miss,  8  Atholl  place 
Tod,  Miss,  Grecian  cottage.  Trinity 
Tod,  Miss,  Viewville  cottage,  Wardie 
Todd,  George,  C.A.  manager,  Scottish  Equi- 
table Life  Assurance  Society — ho.  5  East 
Claremont  street 
Todd,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  3 

South  Richmond  street 
Todd,  John,  fish-curer,  22  Giles'  street 
Todd,  J.  painter,  50  Brunswick  street 
Todd,  Rob.  fish-curer,  22  Giles'  street — ho. 

9  Madeira  st.  Leith 
Todd,  T.  Jennet  (Customs),21  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Todd,  William,  13  Greenhill  gardens 
Todd,  Mrs  A.  2  Forbes  street 
Tods,  Murray,  &  Jamieson,  W.S.  66  Queen 

street 
Tollemache,   W.    Francis,    13    Abercromby 

place 
Tolleth,  Thomas,  baker,  5  Huntly  st. 
Tolmie,  M.  tobacconist  and  stationer,  244 

Canongate 
Tolmie,  Robt.  tobacconist,  8  Cockburn  st 
Tolmie,  R.  &  J.  tobacconists  16 -a  Charlotte  pi. 
Tolmie,  Mrs  Dr,  5  Pitt  street 
Tolmie,  Misses,  day  school,  5  Pitt  street 
Tomlinson,  Miss  I.  confectioner,  8  St  Patrick 

square 
Topping,  Alex.  J.  grocer,  15  Poplar  lane 
Topping,  John,  12  Poplar  lane 
Torrance,  George,  18  Comely  bank 
Torrance,  G.  M'M.  of  Threave,  28  George 

square 
Torrance,  Jn.  baker,  4  Northumberland  st. 


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Torrance,  John,  coalmercht.  92  Crosscausey 
Torrance,  J.  spirit  dlr.  5Q  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Torrance,  Richard,  97  Nicolson  street 
Torrance,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  192  Fleasance 
Torrance,  Mrs  David,  54  George  square 
Torrance,  Mrs  William,  3  Salisbury  place 
Torrance,  Miss,  16  Upper  Gray  street 
Torre,  Paul  Delia,  3  Leopold  place 
Torrens,  John,  Grindlay  street 
Torrie,  Mrs  T.  Jameson,  21  Royal  circus 
Torrop,  Christopher,  21  George  street 
Torrop,  James  S.  1 7  Meadow  place 
Torry,  John,  agent,  28  Bernard  street 
Torry,  John,  writer,  1  Henderson  row 
Toshack,  Robert  H.  11  Charles  street 
Toshack,  Rob.  engineer,  6Q  Fountainbridge — 

house,  13  Downie  place 
Tough,  John,  missionary,  26  St  Leonard  st. 
Tough,  Miss  Mary,  matron,  Gladstone  Insti- 
tution, Leith 
Towers,  John,  II  Lutton  place 
Tower t,  John,  shoemaker,  367  High  street, 

— house,  1  Tantallan  pi. 
TowN-Clerk's  OfBce,  10  Royal  Exchange 
TowN-Clerk's  Office,  107  Constitution  street 
Townsend,  G.  F.  teacher  of  pianoforte,  &c. 

9  Greenside  place 
Townsend,  Wm.  and  Son,  pianoforte  makers 
and  organ  builders,  9  &  10  Greenside  place 
Trades'  Maiden  Hospital,  Rillbank  house 
Trail  &  Murray,  W.S.  7  Melville  street 
Trail,  Anthony,  W.S.  Commissioner  for  taking 
^Affidavits  in  the  Courts  of  Law  and  Equity 

in  Ireland,  7  Melville  street 
Traill  &  Fletcher,  wholesale  coffee,  fruit,  and 

spice  merchants,  31  St  Andrew  square 
Traill,  A.  A.  (  T.  §-  Fletcher),  9  Duncan  st. 

Drummond  place 
Traill,  Alex,  hosier,  13  Lothian  street 
Traill,  Capt.  J.  United  Ser.  Club,  14  Queen  St. 
Traill,  Robert,  and  Co,  iron  founders,  Vulcan 

Foundry,  9  Admiralty  st. 
Traill,  Mrs,  22  London  street 
Trainer,  John,  provision  merchant,  30    St 

Patrick  square 
Traquair,  J.  dairy,  273  Cowgate 
Traquair,  Robt.  ironmonger,  42  Candlemaker 

row — house,  26  Bristo  street 
Traquair,  William,  30  Clarence  street 
Traquair,  William,  W.S.  17  Young  street 
Trayner,  John,  advocate,  37  Dublin  street 
Treasukeb  and  Collector's  office,  Police,  56 

Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Trench,  Miss  Isabella,  12  Salisbury  street 
Trench,  Miss,  10  Claremont  place 
TrestrailjH.  P.  tide  surveyor,  5  Hope  ter.  Leith 
Trimble,  George,  9  Raeburn  place 
Trinity  Episcopal  School,  3  Horn  lane 
Trinity  Ho.  99  Kirkgate — W.  Paton,  master 
Tripney,  Miss,  grocer,  101  Abbey  hill 
Tron  Church  Female  Industrial  School,  14 
Niddry  street— Mrs  M'Niel,  matron  j  Miss 
Menzies,  teacher 


Trotter,  Alex,  teach,  of  writing,  &c.  59  George 

street 
Trotter,  Alex,  grocer  &  wine  merchant,  27 

Earl  Grey  street — house,  1  Brandfield  pi. 
Trotter,  Nicol,  painter,  29  Richmond  place 
Trotter,  Robert,  9  Leven  street 
Trotter,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  11  Davie 

street 
Trotter,  S.  E.,  accountant,  and  agent  for  Pro- 
vident Life  and   County  Fire  Insurance 
Offices,  7  N.  St  David  street 
Trotter,  Mrs  Margaret,  71  Cumberland  street 
Trotter,  Mrs  Thomas,  11  Glover  street  j 

Truefitt,  Peter,  photographic  artist,  72  Princes 
street  \ 

Truefitt,  Wm.  photographer,  65  Princes  st.    > 
Truman,  Hanbury,  Buxton,  &  Co.'s  London 

porter  store,  4  Bernard  street 
Tuck,  Miss   J.    boarding-school,  17   Coates 

crescent 
TuUis,  R.  &  Co.  papermakers  and  wholesale 
stationers,  7  George  street — James  Hunter, 
manager 
Tullis,  William,  5  Bruntsfield  place 
TuUis,  Mrs,  3  James'  place,  Leith 
Tulloch,  Hugh,  commercial  traveller,  7  Lau- 
der road 
Tulloch,  Rev.  William,  16  Findhorn  place 
Tulloch,  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  19  Elbe 

street 
Tulloch,  Mrs,  84  Great  King  street 
TuUoh,  Miss  M.  L.  9  Merchiston  place 
TuUoh,  Miss,  11  Warriston  crescent 
Tully,  David,  stationer,  78  Queen  st — ho.  6 

South  Charlotte  street 
Tully,  James,  lodgings,  8  Mackenzie  place 
Tunny,  Jas.  G.  photographer  and  calotypist, 

93  Princes  street 
Turcan,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  19 

Greenside  row 
Turcan,  Mrs  John,  2  Union  street,  Leith 
Turf  Hotel  (Davidson's),  2  and  3  Leith  street 

terrace 
Turnbull  &  Huth,  clothiers  and  drapers,  2 

West  Nicolson  street 
Turnbull  &  Kay,  wholesale  grocers,  21  Green 

side  place 
Turnbull,  Salvesen,  &  Co.   com.  merchants 

and  ship  brokers,  23  Sandport  street 
Turnbull  &  Spears,  letterpress    printers,  21 

Gr60r^6  street 
Turnbull,  k.(,T.^  Kay),  2  Gayfield  street 
Turnbull,  Adam,  54  Rankeillor  street 
Turnbull,  Alex,  grocer,  13  Yardheads 
Turnbull,  Alex,  commission  agent,  35  Consti- 
tution street 
Turnbull,  G.  tea  and  coffee  dealer,  2  Alison's 

place 
Turnbull,  Geo.  V.  (T.,  Salvesen,  and  Co.),  20 

Drummond  place 
Turnbull,  Geo.  grocer,  91  Kirkgate 
Turnbull,  James,  macer.  High  Court  of  Jus- 
ticiary, 51  Dick  place 


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Turnbull,  James  {T.  ^  Spears),  22  Scotland 

street 
Turnbull,  Jas.  (  Gilroy  &  T.),  house-carpen- 

ter,  76  Fountainbridge 
Turnbull,  Jas.  teacher  {Keir  Street  Academy), 

4  Brown's  place 
Turnbull,  John,  draper,  4  Hill  square 
Turnbull,  J.  &  J.,  W.S.  16  Thistle  street 
Turnbull,  John,  W.S.  of  Abbey  St  Bathans, 

49  George  square 
Turnbull,  John,  accountant,  1 1  India  street 
TurnbuU,  John,  agent,  2  West  Nicolson  st. 
Turnbull,  John,  25  South  Clerk  street 
Turnbull,  Patrick,  W.S.  34  India  street 
Turnbull,  Phipps,  Windsor  villa 
Turnbull,  Ralph,  jun.  grain  sack  depot,  N.  B. 

Railway 
Turnbull,  Robert,  linen  draper,  baby  linen, 

and   ladies'   underclothing   warehouse,   60 

South  bridge — house,  Mayfield  terrace 
Turnbull,  T.  jun.  fishmonger,  22  Lothian  st. 
Turnbull,  William,  accountant.  Royal  Bank  of 

Scotland^  36  St  Andrew  square 
TurnbuU,  W.  E.  15  Gardner's  crescent 
Turnbull,  Wm.  Elliot  {Lyon  Sf  T.),  23  Archi- 

bald  place 
TurnbuU,  Mrs  George,  2  Roxburgh  street 
Turnbull,  Mrs  Hugh,  8  Wharton  place 
TurnbuU,  Mrs,  49  George  square 
TurnbuU,  Mrs,  boarding  and  day  school,  26 

Dublin  St. 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  12  Clarence  street 
TurnbuU,  Mrs,  30  Clarence  street 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  19  Home  street 
TurnbuU,  Mrs,  25  South  Clerk  street 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  4  George  place 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Brunswick  street 
Turnbull,  Miss,  21  Union  street 
Turnbull,  Misses,  boarding  school,  41  Drum- 

mond  place 
Turnbull,  Misses,  13  Parkside  street 
Turner,  Alex,  lathsplitter,  Spittal  street — ho. 

2  West  St  Anthony  place 
Turner,  David,  draper,  31  South  bridge — ho. 

88  Nicolson  street 
Turner,  James,  &  Co.  engravers,  lithographers, 

and  general  printers,  54  &  56  Lothian  road 
Turner,  James,  wine  and   spirit  merchant, 

62  Lothian  road — ho.  5  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Turner,  James,  jun.    {J.  T.  and  Co.)  5  St 

Cuthbert's  glebe 
Turner,  J.  china  merchant,  35  Thistle  street 
Turner,  John,  coachman,  12  Calton  hill 
Turner,  John,  Granton 
Turner,  Peter,   victual  and  spirit  merchant, 

18  Clerk  street — house,  32  St  Patrick  square 
Turner,  Rd.  spirit  dealer.  North  Fort  street 
Turner,   Robert,  collector  of  rents  for  the 

City,  56  West  Crosscausey 
Turner,  Samuel,  fruiterer,  3  Blenheim  place 
Turner,  Thomas,  wirevporker,  265  High  st. 
Turner,  William    M.    B.    demonstrator   of 

anatomy,  College 


Turner,   W.    N.    stationer,  bookseller,  and 

news  agent,  49  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Turner,  Wm.  butcher,  15  East  Adam  street 
Turner,  WiUiam,  25  Royal  crescent 
Turner,  Wm.  draper,  290  Lawnmarket 
Turner,  William,  31  Cheyne  street 
Turner,  Mrs  D.  Myrtle  bank,  York  rd.  Trinity 
Turpie,  Miss,  23  Grange  road 
Turpy,  George,  stables,  6  Park  place 
Tuting,  Mrs,  40-a  Northumberland  street 
Tweeddale,  J.  shoemaker,  14  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Tweeddale,  J.  provision  mercht.  27  Pitt  st. 
Tweeddale,  Robert,  jun.  flesher,  42  Bridge 

street 
Tweedie,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

41  St  Leonard  street 
Tweedie,  Lieut. -General,  6  Chester  street 
Tweedie,  Thomas,  35  East  Claremont  street 
Tweedie,  Thomas,  draper,  32  Clerk  street 
Tweedie,  William,  clerk,  10  Parkside  street 
Tweedie,  Mrs  Peter,  12  Howe  street 
Tweedie,  Mrs,  15  George  square 
Tweedie,  Miss  Anne,  8  Keir  street 
Tyrrell,  Walter,  gold  beater,  74  Rose  street 

— ho  12  W.  Richmond  street 
Tytler,  James  Stuart,  W.S.  19  Castle  street- 
house,  36  Melville  street  and  Woodhouselee, 
Roslin 

Ulbster  Cooking  Depot,  6  Queensferry  st. 

Underwood,  Thos.  S.  grocer,  4  Orchardfield 

Unger,  Moritz,  pearl  and  diamond  merchant 
and  jeweUer,  62  Castle  street 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland,  Parliament  square, 
62  George  street,  9  Downie  place,  and  14 
Bernard  street,  Leith ' 

Union  Canal  Co.'s  OfiSce,  1  Port-Hopetoun 

United  Industrial  School,  South  Gray's  close, 
56  High  street — C  Ferguson,  teacher. 

United  Kingdom  Electric  Telegraph  Co.  1 
Hanover  street  and  128  Constitution  street 
— W.  Andrews,  general  manager 

United  Kingdom  Provident  Institution,  23 
St  Andrew  square — H.  Harrison,  secretary 
— See  Adv. 

United  Operative  Masons'  House  of  Call,  87 
St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Universal  Life  Assurance  Society,  41  Nor- 
thumberland St. — Macnaughton  &  Finlay, 
W.S.  agents 

University  of  Edinburgh  Factor's  ofBce,  32 
Abercromby  place — John  Cook,  W.S. — 
hours  10  to  3 

Upton,  T.  1  Blenheim  place 

Urquhart,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  36 
Frederick  street 

Urquhart,  George,  smith.  North  Circus  lane 

Urquhart,  James,  sec,  Scottish  Coast  Mis- 
sion, Richmond  cottage.  Ferry  road 

Urquhart,  James  W.  {British  Linen  Co.),  6 
Cumin  place.  Grange 

Urquhart,  Kenneth,  house  carpenter  and  un- 
dertaker, 36  Bristo  street 


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TJrquhart,  Mrs^  5  St  Colme  street 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  15  Hope  Park  terrace 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  35  Jamaica  st. 
Urquhart,  Miss,  6  Charlotte  place 
Urquhart,  Miss,  23  Stafford  street 
Usher,  Andrew,  and  Co.  distillers,  wine  and 

spirit  merchants,  22,  24,  and  26  W.  Nicol- 

son  street — distillery  at  Sciennes  street 
Usher,  A.  &  J.  Edinburgh  distil.  31  Sciennes 
Usher,  Andrew  {A.    U.  S  Co.),  30  Blacket 

place 
Usher,  James  and  Thomas,  brewers,  72  St 

Leonard  street 
Usher,  John  (A.   Usher  <h   Co.),   13  Minto 

street 
Usher,  Thonaas,  7  Leopold  place 
Usher,  Thomas,  County  buildings — house,  1 

Gardner's  crescent 
Usher,  Thomas,  22  Minto  street 
Usher,  Mrs  James,  16  Lynedoch  place 
Ifsher,  Miss,  4  Sylvan  place 
Uttason,  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  24  Potterrow 
Utterston,  Robert,  contractor,  Pillans'  place 
ITtterson,  Mrs,  French  staymak.  30  Frederick 

street 

r 

Vallance,  George,  breeches-maker,  and,  by 
appointment,  glover  to  the  Queen,  11  West 
Register  street — house,  1  Gayfield  square 

Vallance,  Jas.  &  Co.  coal  merchants,  15  Port- 
Hamilton— house,  15  St  Anthony  place 

Vallance,  John,  jun.  coal  merchant,  3  Port- 
Hamilton 

Vallance,  John,  3  Macnab  street 

Vallance,  J.  jun.  coal  mercht.  10  St  Anthony 
place 

Vallance,  Wm.  baker,  6  Glanville  place — ho. 
28  Hamilton  place 

Vallance,  Wm.  F.  portrait-painter,  3  Macnab 
street 

Vallance,  Wm.  confectioner  and  pastry  baker, 
13  Hanover  street  and  5  Calton  street — ho. 
4  Calton  hill 

Vallance,  Mrs,  Berlin  wool  warehouse,  29 
George  IV.  bridge — ho.  47 

Valentine,  John,  {Mungle,  V.  Sf  Co.)  12  Ar- 
chibald place 

Vannan,  Wm.  H.  printseller,  1  Tarvet  street 

Vary,  Miss,  22  Comely  bank 

Vaughan,  Rev.  J.  4  Gray's  place,  St  Leonard 
street 

Veitch,  Adam,  butcher,  118  Fountainbridge 

Veitch,  Geo.  missionary,  23  Lauriston  street 

Veitch,  Geo.  S.  (^JBank  of  Scot.),  5  Buccleach 
place 

Veitch,  Rev.  James,  D.D.  St  Cuthbert's 
manse 

Veitch,  James,  hotel,  120  and  122  George 
street 

Veitch,  John,  spirit  dealer,  89  Fountainbridge 

Veitch,  Robert,  grocer,  3  Shrub  place 

Veitch,  Robert  A.  {Edin.  Evening  Courant), 
Greenhill  bank 


Veitch,  William,  bedstead  and  bedding  manu- 
facturer, 8  St  Cuthbert's  glebe,  Lothian 
road — house  7 — See  Adv. 

Veitch,  Wm.  {Courant  office),  5  Lauriston 
park 

Veitch,  Wm.  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  un- 
dertaker, and  house  agent,  54  George  st. — 
ho.  7  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 

Veitch,  Mrs  J.  of  Woodside,  12  Cassells'  pi. 

Veitch,  Mrs  John,  10  St  Patrick  square 

Veitch,  Mrs,  51  N.  Frederick  st. 

Veitch,  Mrs,  of  Stewartfield,  7  Picardy  place 

Veitch,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse  and  midwife,  52 
India  place 

Veitch,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  20  Mid.  Arthur  pi. 

Veitch,  Miss  E.  lodgings,  1  East  Broughton  pi. 

Veitch,  Misses  C.  &  R.  fancy  repository,  105 
Nicolson  street 

Veitch,  Misses,  5  Buccleuch  place 

Veni,  George,  lithographer  and  ticket  writer, 
227  High  street 

Vere,  Mrs,  10  Gayfield  square 

Vernon,  J.  E.  jeweller,  watchmaker,  and  op- 
tician, 54  Leith  St.— ho.  11  Duncan  st. 
Drummond  place — See  Adv. 

Vernon,  Wm.  F.  surgeon-dentist,  80  Princes 
street. — See  Adv 

Vertue,  Duncan,  H.E.I.C.S.  3  Eton  terrace 

Vertue,  William,  and  Co.  wine  merchants, 
29  Quality  street 

Vertue,  Mrs  William,  23  Forth  street 

Vibart,  Captain  M.  J.,  Adjutant  Volunteers, 
17  York  place 

Victor,  Miss  Sophia,  12  Eton  terrace 

Victoria  Lodging-houses,  85  West  port,  1 15 
Cowgate,  and  2  Merchant  street 

Virtue,  James  S.  publisher  and  bookseller,  46 
Nicolson  street — H.  Mitchell,  agent 

Virtue,  Wm.  tailor,  3  Jane  terrace 

Volunteer  Service  and  General  Assurance 
Association — James  Renton,  jun.  S.S.C. 
district  secretary,  8  N.  St  David  street 

Vulcan  Foundry  Co.  9  Admiralty  street 

Waddell,  Andrew,  letterpress  printer,   20 

Cockburn  street 
Waddell,  James,  Claremont  park,  Leith 
Waddell,  J.  fruiterer,  54  Lothian  st. — ho.  56 
Waddell,  Peter,  Claremont  park,  Leith 
Waddell,   Wm.   (E.   Laidlaw  §•  Son),  East 

Mayfield  cottage 
Waddell,  Wm.,  W.S.  20  Royal  circus 
Waddell,  Mrs  James,  4  Bowling-green  street 
Waddell,  Mrs  Sarah,  spirit  dealer,  3  Veitch's 

place 
Waddie  &   Co.  manufacturing  stationers,  9 

Waterloo  place 
Waddie,  James,  25  Haddington  place 
Wahab,  Major- Gen.  Chas.  38  Royal  terrace 
Waite,  Josiah,  oflScer  to  the  Juridical  Society, 

40  Charlotte  square 
Waitt,   Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  7  East  Pitt  street, 

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Wakeman,  Mrs,  Thornloe  lodge,  Strathearn 
road 

Waldie,  David  (J.  W.  4-  Sons),  24  Grove 
street 

Waldie,  James,  smith  and  bell-hanger.  Wind- 
mill close,  Chapel  street — house,  15  Cowan's 
close 

Waldie,  James,  &  Sons,  coal  and  coke  mer- 
chants, Whitfield  place,  Leith  walk.  Hay- 
market,  Scotland  street,  Junction  bridge. 
Trinity,  and  St  Leonard's  coal  stations — 
order  offices,  39  Queen  st.  and  10  West 
Newington — See  Adv. 

Waldie,  James,  jun.  (J.  W.  Sf  Sons),  38  Whit- 
field place 

Waldie,  Wm.  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  4 
St  Patrick  street 

Waldie,  Miss  A.  dressmaker,  16  St  Vincent 
street 

Wale,  James,  9  Crichton  street 

Walker  &  Johnston,  monumental  sculptors 
and  stone  carvers,  Heriot  hill 

Walker,  Alex,  portmanteau,  trunk,  and  brush 
manufacturer,  97  Princes  street 

Walker,  A.  B.  Viewfield  house,  Merchiston 

Walker,  A.  {Dickson  &  W.),  3  Rutland  square 

Walker,  Alex,  glass  and  heraldic  painter,  em- 
bosser, and  decorative  japanner,  10  Leith 
street  terrace — ho.  5  Arthur  street,  Leith 
walk 

Walker,  Andrew,  late  of  the  Ceylon  Civil  Ser- 
vice, 5  West  Maitland  street 

Walker,  Arch,  draper,  4  North-west  Circus 
place 

Walker,  Arch,  chimney  sweeper,  11  Bread  st. 

Walker,  Arthur  Abney,  32  Melville  street 

Walker,  Edward,  70  St  Leonard  street 

Walker,  G.  &  J.  linen  and  woollen  drapers,  2 
Kirkgate 

Walker,  Geo.,  M.D.  surgeon,  4  Bonnington 
place 

Walker,  Geo.  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 
2  Castle  street — workshops,  166  Rose  st. 

Walker,  Geo.  {G.  S^  J.  W.),  4.  Wellington 
place,  Leith 

Walker,  G.  water-officer,  2  No.  Newington 
place 

Walker,  Geo.  wright,  25  North  bridge 

Walker,  Hugh,  baker,  83  St  Andrew  street, 
Leith 

Walker,  James,  National  Bunk  messenger,  37 
West  Register  street 

Walker,  James,  janitor,  20  York  place 

Walker,  Jas.  recorder,  Calton  burying-ground, 
21  Calton  hill — house,  II  Leopold  place 

Walker,  Jas.  draper  and  millinery  warehouse, 
134  Kirkgate — house,  1  Thomson's  place 

Walker,  James,  linen  draper,  35  George  street 
— house,  6  Howe  street 

Walker,  James,  wholesale  commission  agent, 
12  Elder  street 

Walker,  Jas.  {F.  C.  O.),  4  E.  Broughton 
place 


Walker,  James,  of  Dairy,  advocate,  6  Eton 

terrace 
Walker,  James,  grocer,  Hillhousefield 
Walker,  Jas.  coffee,  tea,  and  wine  merchant, 

54  Nicolson  street — ho.   Harrogate  villa, 

Sciennes  hill 
Walker,  James,  of  Forderlye,  3  Lord  Russell 

place 
Walker,  James,  spirit  dealer,  Newhaven 
Walker,  James  C.  architect,  53  N.  Frederick 

street.    Agricultural  Labourers'  Dwellings 

Association 
Walker,  John  M.  ((?.  and  J.  TT.),  25  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Walker,    John,    photographer,    Bloomfield, 

Canaan  lane 
Walker,  John,  mason,  31  Broughton  street 
Walker,  John,  grocer,  178  Fountainbridge 
Walker,  John,  W.S.  2  Queen  street — house, 

20  Rutland  street 

Walker,  John,  3  Hope  Park  terrace 
Walker,  John,  8  Roxburgh  terrace 
Walker,  John  W.   {Bankart,  Beattie,  Sf    Co. 

Bradford),  9  Salisbury  place 
Walker,  Joseph,  engineer,  3  Corunna  place 
Walker,  Major-General  E.  W.  F.,  C.B.,  Com- 
mander-in-Chief for  Scotland,  16  Charlotte 
square 
Walker,  M.  and  Co.  publishers  and  printers, 

21  George  street 

Walker,  Oliver,   dealer  in  earthenware,    10 

Broad  wynd,  Leith 
Walker,  Peter,  spirit  mercht.  76  Grassmarket 
Walker,  Robert,  clothier,  1 1  Home  street 
Walker,    Robert,  warehouseman,    Summer- 
field  cottage,  Leith 
Walker,  Robert,  grocer,  2  Orchardfield  place 
Walker,  R.  {Bell  |-  Bradfute),  E.  Merchiston 
Walker,T.  &  Son,  butchers,  I  Albert  place 
Walker,  Thomas,  tailor,  37  Barony  street 
Walker,  Thomas,  baker,  5  Johnston  place 
Walker,  T.  oil  and  colourman,  18  Bristo  st. 
Walker,  Thomas  M.  oil  and  colourman,  106 

West  bow 
Walker,  Capt.  W.  8  Dundas  street 
Walker,  William,  grocer,  17  Jamaica  street 
Walker,  W.,  N.  B.  Railway  office,  Canal  st. 
Walker,  William,  draper,  6  Kirkgate 
Walker,  William,  boot-closer,  2  Northumber- 
land place 
Walker,  William,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

2  Drummond  street 
Walker,  William,  surgeon,  47  Northumber- 
land street 
Walker,  William,  collector  of  police  assess- 
ment, 56    Tolbooth  wynd — house   Pirnie- 
field  place 
Walker,  W.  7  North  St  Andrew  street 
Walker,  Lady  Juliana,  16  Charlotte  square 
Walker,  Mrs  A.  S.  21  Nelson  street 
Walker,  Mrs  James  F.  2  Windsor  street 
Walker,  Mrs  James,  59  Constitution  street 
Walker,  Mrs  John,  23  Pilrig  street 


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Walker,  Mrs  Wm.  47  Northumberland  st. 
Walker,  Mrs  William,  18  Grange  loan 
Walker,  Mrs,  6  South  St  James'  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  4  Brougham  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  22  Broughton  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  24  Clarence  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  16  Drummond  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  1  Summerhall  place 
Walker,  Mrs,  broker,  12  Duncan  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  teacher    of  pianoforte,  26  St 

James'  square 
Walker,  Mrs,  lodgings,  82  George  street 
Walker,  Mrs,  of  Dairy,  9  Atholl  crescent 
Walker,  Miss  Ellen,  11  South  Charlotte  st. 
Walker,  Miss  Mary,  6  Leopold  place 
Walker,  Miss,  3  Gloucester  place 
Walker,  Miss,  3  Kirkgate 
Walker,  Miss,  2  Hart  street 
Walker,  Miss,  Drumsheugh 
Walkinshaw,  James,  10  Howe  street 
Walkinshaw,  Wm.  writer,  Echo  bank 
Wallace,  Andrew,  &   Co.  {late    Wallace  &f 

Whyte),  Foreign  and  British  marble  works, 

Shrub  place  and  15  Leith  walk — See  Adv. 
Wallace,  A.  {A.  W.  S^-  Co.),  15  Leith  walk 
Wallace,  A.  ropemaker,  6  Baltic  street 
Wallace,  Alex.  8  Pilrig  street 
Wallace,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  57   Thistle 

street 
Wallace,   A.   B.  teacher   of  music,    Murray 

villa,  St  Catherine's  place.  Grange 
Wallace,  Dav.  wright,  house  factor,  &c.  179 

Fountainbridge 
Wallace,  E.,  W.S.  (Grants  W.),  5  St  Vincent 

street 
Wallace,  G.  Hamilton,  upholsterer,  25  View- 

craig  row 
Wallace  G.  spir.  deal.  24  Fleshmarket  close 
Wallace,  George,  8  King's  place 
Wallace,  James,  agent  for  National  Bank  of 

Scotland,  16  Bernard  street,  Leith — house, 

29  Royal  terrace 
Wallace,  James,  bootmaker,  3  Viewforth  pi. 
Wallace,  James,  teacher  of  music,  138  Nicolson 

street 
Wallace,  James,  wright  and  undertaker,  9 

Church  lane 
Wallace,  James,  4  Charlotte  place 
Wallace,  John,  tailor  &  clothier,  50  Junction 

street 
Wallace,   John,  stationer    and  bookbinder, 

51-A  Kirkgate 
Wallace,  Rev.  John,  2  Grove  street 
Wallace,  John,  clerk  of  Holyrood  house,  31 

Alva  street 
Wallace,  M.  (M.  and  W.),  9  Castle  terrace 
Wallace,  P.  teacher  of  music,  138  Nicolson 

street 
Wallace,  Rev.  Robert,  1 7  Gayfield  square 
Wallace,  Robert,  &  Co.  printers,  42  Rose 

street 
Wallace,  Robert,  librarian  to  solicitors-at-law, 

3  Royal  Exchange 


Wallace,  R.  B.  (  Customs),  Bathfield  house 
Wallace,  R.  D.  writer,  49  Queen  street 
Wallace,  T.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  69  Broughton 

street 
Wallace,  Thomas,  S.S.C.  12  Scotland  street 
Wallace,  Thomas,  mattress,  bedding,  bedstead, 

basket,  brush,  rope,  and  sacking  warehouse- 
man,  14   Tobago   street  and  5    Ladyfield 

place 
Wallace,  William,  baker,  1  Maitland  street, 

Newhaven 
Wallace,  William  D.,  S.S.C.  31  Alva  street 
Wallace,  William,   Citi/  Fiscal's  Office,  City 

chambers — ho.  1  Rankeillor  street 
Wallace,  Wm.,  M.D.  7  Newbattle  terrace 
Wallace,  W.  of  Busbie,  Wester  Dairy  house 
Wallace,  Mrs,  Drummond  lodge,  Merchiston 

place 
Wallace,  Jane,  flesher,  7  West  Adam  street 
Wallace,  Miss  Jane,  teacher  of  music,  138 

Nicolson  street 
Wallace,  Miss,  3  Viewforth  place 
Wallace,  Misses,  &  Brown,  Berlin  repository, 

132  George  street 
Wallace,  Misses,  9  Pilrig  street 
Wallace,  Misses,  34  Regent  terrace 
Walcot,  John,  12  East  Norton  place 
Walls,  James,  spirit  dealer,  2-b  Jamaica  st. 
Walls,  John,  S.S.C.  33  Heriot  row 
Walls,  John,  7  Ingliston  street 
Walsh,  Mrs,  17  St  Patrick  square 
Walters,  George,  curator.  National  gallery, 

1  Mound  place 
Wands,  William  W.,  painter  and  glazier,  48 

Howe  street 
War  OfBce,  Military  Store,  Castle  — J.  St 

George,  deputy-superintendent 
Wardale,  Thos.  saw  maker,  44  Grassmarket 

—house,  1  Heriot  bridge 
Ward,  William  Fisher  ( Waddie  ^  Co.),  8 

Annandale  street 
Warden,  William,  oil  merchant  and  drysalter, 

St  Anthony's  court — ho.  Springbank,  Bon- 

nington 
Warden,  Wm.  12  Sciennes  place 
Warden,  Mrs  Dr,  23  Howard  place 
Warden,  Mrs,  10  Clarendon  crescent 
Warden,  Mrs,  3  Randolph  cliflF 
Wardlaw,  A.  &  J.  smiths.  Low  Broughton 
Wardlaw,   Alex,   and   Son,   coach   builders. 

Belle  vue 
Wardlaw,  Henry,  rag  merchant,  329  Canon- 
gate 
Wardlaw,  John  F.,  W.S.  6  George  street 
Wardlaw,  Mrs,  14  India  street 
Wardrop,  Maitland  (Brown  8f  W.),  Sydney 

lodge 
Wardrop,  Robert,  Gairney  house,  Trinity 
Wardrop,  Mrs  M.  17  Drummond  street 
Wares,  Alex.  33  Coatfield  lane,  Leith 
Wares,  M.  bootmaker,  27  Home  street 
Warner,  John,  lodgings,  45  Albany  street 
Warner,  R.  agent,  4  Cockburn  street 


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Warrack,  John,  &  Co.  commission  merchants 
and  insurance  hrokers,  30 -B  Constitution  st. 
— house,  Catherine  bank 

Warraker,  William,  brassfounder,  14  West 
Nicolson  street — ho.  25  Rankeillor  street 

Warren,  James  Low,  H.P.  surgeon,  7th  Hus- 
sars, 4  Melville  street 

Warrick  and  Baillie,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants and  rectifiers,  6  Foxe's  lane,  St 
Andrew  st.  Leith 

Warrick, WilHam  (W.  §(•  Baillie),  Claremont 
park 

Warrick,  Mrs  Jane,  provision  dealer,  12 
Portland  place,  Leith 

Wasielewski,  Heinrich  von,  professor  of 
singing  and  music,  48  India  street 

Wason,  Wm.  rector,  Robertson's  Academy, 
Newington,  classical  teacher 

Wass,  Asa,  woollen  rag  mercht.  4  St  Leonard 
street 

Waters,  Henry,  butcher,  24  Union  place 

Waters,  Wm.  proprietor  and  manufacturer  of 
Scott's  vegetable  pills,  51  Lothian  street 

Waters,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  8  William  st. 

Waterson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  49  India  place 

Waterston  &  Johnston,  booksellers,  20  Ber- 
nard street 

Waterston,  David,  and  Son,  ready-made  linen 
outfitting  warehouse,  hosiers  and  glovers, 
12  George  street 

Waterston,  David,  14  Dublin  street 

Waterston,  Geo.  wholesale  stationer,  account 
book  and  sealing-wax  maker,  56  Hanover 
street — house,  6  St  John's  hill 

Waterston,  John  J.  26  Royal  crescent 

Waterston,  Mrs  A.  lodgings,  9  Albany  street 

Waterstone,  John,  teacher  of  drawing,  121 
Princes  street 

Watherston,,  John,  and  Sons,  builders  and 
house  carpenters,  8  Charlotte  place 

Watherston,  John,  builder,  4  Cambridge  st. 

Watkins,  Col.  James,  H.M.I.A.  6  Bucking- 
ham terrace 

Watling,  John,  hotel  and  tavern  keeper,  23 
Fleshmarket  close 

Watson  &  Henry,  coach-builders,  6  Notting- 
ham place 

Watson,  Turcan,  and  Co.  corn  factors,  30-a 
Constitution  street 

Watson,  Adam,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 
8  and  23  Union  street — house,  20  Annan- 
dale  street 

Watson,  Rev.  A.  E.  9  East  Claremont  street 

Watson,  Alex.  {M.  and  W.),  35  Bristo  st. 

Watson,  Alex.  10  Dock  place 

Watson,  Andrew,  W.S.  5  Walker  street 

Watson,  Archd.  {Bank  of  Scotland),  2  Danube 
street 

Watson,  Rev.  Charles,  D.D.  4  Bruntsfield 
place 

Watson,  Charles,  Wardie  crescent 

Watson,  D,  A.  china  merchant,  43  St  Leonard 
street 


Watson,  David,   superintendent  of  County 

police,  369  High  street 
Watson,  David,  ironmonger,  123  High  street — 

house,  28  Buccleuch  place 
Watson,  David,  house  painter,  16  Leven  st. 
Watson,  Francis  (M'Vet/  8r  W.),  4  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Watson,  Geo.  cabinetmaker,  1  Teviot  row 
Watson,  Geo.  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer, 

9  ToUcross 
Watson,  George,  writer,  17  Keir  street 
Watson,  George  H.  teacher  of  writing,  arith- 
metic, and  bookeeping,  36  George  street — 
ho.  20  Annandale  street 
Watson,  Gordon,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  5  Car- 
negie street 
Watson,  H.  G.,  &  T.  G.  Dickson,  accountants, 

3  North  St  David  street 
Watson,  Henry,  and  Co.  wholesale  and  retail 
woollen  and  linen  drapers,  241  High  street 
Watson,  Henry  G.  (  W.  d;  Dickson),  account- 
ant, 123  George  st. 
Watson,  J.  {Scot.  Prov.  Inst.),  45  Charlotte  sq. 
Watson,  James,  52  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Watson,  James,  C.A.  {New  Register  house), 

7  Torphichen  street 
Watson,  Jas.  writing-master,  teacher  of  arith- 
metic and  book-keeping,  12  Queen  street — 
house,  4  Preston  terrace 
Watson,  James,  dairy,  5  Raeburn  place 
Watson,  James,  {G.P.-O.),  13  Arthur  street 
Watson,  James,  flesher,  48  Bristo  street 
Watson,  J.  writing  master,  54  South  bridge 
Watson,  John,  {Scott.  Prov.  Inst.),  16  Green- 
hill  gardens 
Watson,  John  Sime,  65  Cumberland  street 
Watson,  J.  bootmaker,  129  Nicolson  street 
Watson,   John   K.   treasurer   and    manager, 
Edinburgh  Gas  Light   Company,  14  Black- 
ford road 
Watson,  John,  iron-bedstead  manufacturer, 

N.-West  Thistle  street  lane 
Watson,  John,  butcher,  13  Greenside  street 
Watson,  John,  1  Buckingham  terrace 
Watson,  John,  baker,  6  Chapel  street 
Watson,  John,  9  Antigua  street 
Watson,  John,  13  Charlotte  square 
Watson,  John,  6  West  Preston  street 
Watson,  J.  &.  E.  clothiers,  117  Fountainbr. 
Watson,  Rev.  Jonathan,  41  Ann  street 
Watson,    Leybourne,    Oldenburgh     consul, 
30-A  Constitution  st— ho.  5  Hermitage  pi. 
Leith  links 
Watson,  Patrick  Heron,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E. 

16  Hope  street 
Watson,  Robert,  merchant,  1   Smith's  place 
Watson,  Robert,  coal  merchant,  Caledonian 

depot — house,  10  Catherine  street 
Watson,  Stewart,  port.-painter,  18  Fettes  row 
Watson,  Thos.  tailor  and  clothier,  30  James' 

square 
Watson,  Thos.  door-keeper  Court  of  Session, 
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Watson,  Thomas,  dairyman,  21  Downie  place 
"Watson,  W.  F.  1  Preston  terrace,  Newington 
Watson,  William,  advocate,  12  Pitt  street 
Watson,  William,     {Bank    of  Scotland),    2 

Danube  street 
Watson, Wm.  Smellie,  R.S.  A.  portrait-painter, 

10  Forth  street 
Watson,  Wm.  R.  {Sasine  office),  63  Cumber- 
land street 
Watson,  Wm.  tailor  and  clothier,  194  Rose  st. 
Watson,  William,  teller  (^Commercial  Bank  of 

Scotland),  3  Dean  terrace 
Watson,  Mrs  Alex.  28  Ann  street 
Watson,  Mrs  David,  9  Stafford  street 
Watson,  Mrs  Ebenezer,  10  Smith's  place 
Watson,  Mrs  Geo.  Blacket  place 
Watson,  Mrs  John,  15  Clerk  street 
Watson,  Mrs  Hamilton,  26  Pitt  street 
Watson,  Mrs  T.  14  Preston  terrace 
Watson,  Mrs  T.  B.  28  Broughton  place 
Watson,  Mrs  Wm.  11  Buccleuch  place 
Watson,  Mrs,  upholstery  sewer,  59  South  br. 
Watson,  Mrs,  1 9  Windsor  street 
Watson,  Mrs,  midwife,  16  Broughton  street 
Watson,  Mrs  and  Miss,  9  Abbotsford  park 
Watson,  Miss  Ann,  lodgings,  46  N.  Castle  st. 
Watson,  Miss  M.  milliner,  12  Kirkgate 
Watson,  Miss  Margaret,  10  Torphichen  st. 
Watson,  Miss,  6  Macnab  street 
Watson,  Miss,  118  Princes  street 
Watson,  Miss,  17  Salisbury  street 
Watson,  Miss,  10  Vanburgh  place 
Watson,  Miss,  2  Seton  place.  Grange 
Watson,  Miss,  48  Dean  street 
Watson,  Miss,  3  Gillespie  street 
Watson,  Miss,  6  Pitt  street 
Watson,  Miss,  27  East  Claremont  street 
Watson,  Miss,  furnishing  shop,  52  Lauriston 

place 
Watson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  42  Lothian  street 
Watson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  21  Nelson  street 
Watson,  Misses,  1 1  Lutton  place 
Watt  Institution,  School  of  Arts,  and  library 

and  model  room,  Adam  square 
Watt  &  Blake,  builders  and  undertakers,  5 

Buccleuch  street 
Watt  and  Marwicks,  S.S.C.,  N.-P.  9  York  pi. 
Watt,  Alex,  veterinary  surg.  6  St  James'  pi. 
Watt,  Alexander  H.  46  Grange  road 
Watt,  Andrew,  saddler,  harness  and  portman- 
teau maker,  1  South  St  David  st. — house, 
3  Bonnington  terrace,  Bonnington 
Watt,  Andrew  (E.  Sr  W.),  28  Scotland  street 
Watt,  David,  tailor  &  clothier,  124  Kirkgate 
Watt,  Geo.  ivory,  bone,  and  cabinet  turner, 
Chalmers'  close,   81   High  street— house, 
Miln's  court,  Chalmers'  close 
Watt,  Hugh,  S.S.C.  (  W.  ^  Marwicks),  9  York 

place 
Watt,  J.  &  J.  aerated  water  manufacturers, 

15  Canning  place 
Watt,  James  {J.  A.  Bertram  and    Co.),  St 
Anthony  house,  Junction  road 


Watt,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Auchinleck 

place,  Newhaven 
Watt,  John,  slipmaster,  and  superintendent 

Granton  harbour — house,  Granton  slip 
Watt,  M.  J.  surgeon-dentist,  13  S.  Charlotte 

street 
Watt,  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  22  Dean  street — 

ho.  2  Cheyne  street 
Watt,  Robert  &  William,  commercial  agents, 
3  and  4  Haddington  place — house,  28  Scot- 
land street 
Watt,  William,  draper,  3  South  Clerk  street 
Watt,  Mrs  J.  B.  9  York  place 
Watt,  Mrs  M.  baker,  4  Riddle's  close  and  62 

Shore — ^ho.  51  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Watt,  Mrs  Susan,  6  Cheyne  street 
Watt  and  Mackie,  Misses,  dressmakers,  22 

Gayfield  square 
Watt,  Miss,  20  Blackford  road 
Watt,  Miss,  3  East  Claremont  street 
Waiters,  Andrew,  West  Newington  house 
Watters,  Benjamin,  baker,   45    St  Leonard 

street 
Watters,  Dd.  brusbmaker,  33  and  37  Pleasance 
Watts,  H.  dressing-case  maker,  46  Nicolson 

street 
Watts'  Hospital,  Duke  street,  Leith 
Wauch,  Robert,  12  Shrub  place 
Waugh,  George,  engraver,  21  Leith  street 
Waugh,  G.  ham  and  provision  merchant,  110 

Nicolson  street 
Waugh,  J.  wine  and  spirit  mer.  47  Canongate 
Waugh,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,   1 

Pleasance 
Waugh,  R.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  8  South 

St  Andrew  street 
Waugh,  Wm.  &  Son,  china  mer.  95  Pleasance 
Wauchope,  Moodie,  and  Hope,  wine    mer- 
chants, 6  Constitution  street 
Wauchope,   George  {N.  B.  Rail.),  Kin  tyre 

cottage,  Bonnington 
Wauchope,  Mrs  G.  46  Herlot  row 
Wauchope,  Miss  J.  54  George  square 
Weatherhead,  Robert,  8  Buccleuch  place 
Weatherhead,  William,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit 

merchant,  21  Canongate 
Weatherly,  Miss,  dressmaker,  26  Frederick  st. 
Webb,  Alex,  shoemaker,  13-a  Dundas  street 
Webb,  Patrick  Robt.  2  Chalmers'  street 
Webb,  Mrs  Robert,  children's  dressmaker,  1 

Jamaica  street 
Webb,  Mrs,  39  Thistle  street 
Webster,  A.  B.,  M.D.  13  Warriston  crescent 
Webster,  Alex,  spirit  dealer,  123  Canongate 
Webster,  Aw.,  S.S.C,  N.-P., and  master  extra- 
ordinary in  Chancery  and  commissioner  in 
Scotland  for  taking  Affidavits  in  the  Courts 
of  Exchequer,  Queen's  Bench,  and  Common 
Pleas,  118  George  street— house,  3  Forth 
street 
Webster,  And.  messenger-at-arms  and  macer 

of  Lyon  court,  23  St  James'  sq. 
Webster,  David,  47  Thistle  street 


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Webster,  G.  advocate,  56  Northumberland 
street 

Webster,  George  Murray,  staff  surgeon-major 
H.M.S.  11  Salisbury  road 

Webster,  James,  S.S.C.  8  Gloucester  pi. —office 
21  Duke  street 

Webster,  James,  collector  of  N.  Leith  poor- 
rates,  North  Junction  street — ho.  Cherry 
bank 

Webster,  James,  tea  merchant,  1 1  Dalrymple 
place 

Webster,  James,  pavement  merchant.  Junc- 
tion bridge  wharf 

Webster,  John,  watchmaker,  107  West  port 

Webster,  John,  14  Dundas  street 

Webster,  John,  leather  merch.  1  Old  Bridge 
end,  Leith 

Webster,  L.  bootmaker,  9  Catherine  street 

Webster,  Lawrence,  shipmaster,  21  Brough- 
ton  street 

Webster,  William,  writer,  24  Queen  street 

Webster,  William,  grocer,  23  Burns  street — 
ho.  2  Primrose  place 

Webster,  Mrs  General,  Denham  green.Trinity 

Webster,  Mrs,  6  Bellevue  terrace 

Webster,  Mrs,  5  Coates  crescent 

Webster,  Mrs,  lodgings,  134  George  street 

Webster,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Home  lane 

Webster,  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  EastBroughton  pi. 

Webster,  Miss  Grace,  32  St  Patrick  square 

Webster,  Miss,  dressmaker,  30  Castle  street 

Weddel,  Andrew,  contractor,  112  Fountain- 
bridge 

Weddel,  James,  and  Co.  wine  merchants  and 
grocers,  20  N.-W.  Circus  place — ho.  19 

Weddel,  William,  commercial  traveller,  1 
Sylvan  place 

Weddell,  John,  &  Son,  silk  and  merino  dyers, 
5  Infirmary  street 

Weddell,  Robert,  superintendent  of  court- 
houses, Parliament  square — ho.  Dumbie- 
dykes  cottage,  S.  back  of  Canongate 

Weddell,  William,  shipmaster,  8  London 
row 

Weddell,  Wm.  Edinburgh  Bible  warehouse, 
48  South  bridge — house,  3  Hill  square 

Wedderburn,  Charles,  38  Danube  street 

Wedderburn,  G.,  W.S.  25  Ainslie  place 

Wedderburn,  Mrs  James,  25  Ainslie  place 

Wedderspoon,  W.  tobacconist,  7  Kerr  street 
— house,  2  M'Kenzie  place 

Weekly  Herald  &  Mercury  Office,  265  High 
street 

Weierter,  Frederick,  teacher  of  music,  34 
Barony  street 

Weights  &  Measures  OflBce,  Writer's  court. 
Royal  Exchange 

Weir,  David  (Fulton,  TT.,  ^  Co.),  Ebenezer 
terrace 

Weir,  Donald,  egg  merchant.  Circus  lane 

Weir,  Henry  {Edin.  Academy),  14  E.  Clare- 
mont  street 

Weir,  James  {G.  P.^0.),  1  Kyle  place 


Weir,  James,  57  India  place 

Weir,  James  H.  baker,  166  Pleasance 

Weir,  James,  tea  dealer,  43  N.  Richmond  st. 

Weir,  John,  (Livingston  Sf  W.),  3  Minto  st. 

Weir,  John,  50  Cumberland  street 

Weir,  Peter,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  57  Bristo 

street 
Weir,  Richard,  provision  dealer,  206  Cowgate 
Weir,  Robert  M.  wine  merchant,  17  Royal 

terrace 
Weir,  R.  M.,  RoUand,  &  Co.  wine  merchants, 

3  York  place 
Weir,  Samuel,  Union  hall,  98  South  bridge 
Weir,  T.  Graham,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  sec. 

New  Town  Dispensary,  25  Heriot  row 
Weir,  Wm.  Geo.  grocer,  12  Buccleuch  street 
Weir,  William,  grocer,  5  Gray's  place 
Weir,  Wm.  jun.  5  Gray's  place 
Weir,  Mrs  R.  Dundas,  72  Gilmore  place 
Weir,  Mrs,  7  Hailes  street 
Weir,  Mrs,  12  Danube  street 
Weir,  Miss,  5  Archibald  place 
Weir,  Miss,  25  Windsor  street 
Weisse,   F.    Herman,  teacher    of    drawing, 

76  Queen  street 
Weisse,  Heinrich,  German  master,  6  Howe 

street 
Weisse,  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  6  Howe  st= 
Welch,  Mrs,  34  Rankeillor  street 
AVells,  James,  tea  merchant,  12  Brown  sq. 
Wells,  John,  17  Spring  gardens.  Abbey  hill 
Wells,  L.  &  Co.  tea  merchants,  41  North 

bridge — ho.  2  Summerhall  place 
Welsh,  A.  grocer  &  wine  merchant,  1  Pitt  st. 

— ho.  26  Nelson  st 
Welsh,  Henry  {H.  ^  TF.),  45  Frederick  st. 
Welsh,  Mrs  Agnes,  9  Hill  square 
Welsh,  Mrs,  2  Gloucester  place 
Welsh,  Mrs,  7  Northumberland  street 
Welsh,  Mrs,  11  Melbourne  place 
Welsh,  Miss,  Wight's  place 
Welsh,  Miss,  34  Heriot  row 
Welsh,  Miss,  14  Archibald  place 
Wemyss,  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of,  64  Queen 

street 
Wemyss,  Chas.  assistant  commissary-general, 

5  Newbattle  terrace 
Wemyss,  John,  auctioneer,  14  Ponton  street 
Wemyss,   Robert  {Union  Bank),    6  George 

place 
Wemyss,  Thos.  Alex.  Captain,  R.N.  harbour- 
master, Granton 
Wemyss,  Mrs,  1  Walker  street 
Wemyss,  Miss,  13  Pitt  street 
Wenley,  Jas.  A.  {Bank  of  Scot.),  6  Walker  st. 
West  Kirk  Poor-rates'  Office — Hart  Ander- 
son, collector,  1  Rutland  street 
West  of  England  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 

Offices  —  James    Renton,    S.S.C    Thistle 

court;  J.  Lindsay,  10  Northumberland  st. ; 

and  John   Hamilton,  W.S.  81  George  st. 

agents 
West,  John,  engraver,  12  Charles'  street 


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West,  Mrs  Andrew,  grocer,  15  Morton  street 
West,  Miss  Georginaj  2  Mansfield  place 
West,  Miss,  dressmaker,  25  Cumberland  st. 
Western  Educational  Institution,  6  North 

Charlotte  street — Geo.  J.  Maclean 
Weston,  Alex.  7  Hill  square 
Weston,  John,  bookseller,  2  West  College  st. 
Weston,  John,  baker,  178  Pleasance 
Weston,  Samuel,  house  painter,  23  Home  st. 

— house,  22 
Weston,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  75  Kirkgate 
Westren,  Peter,  manufacturing  jeweller,  11 

Hanover  street — house,  3  Dick  pi.  Grange 
Wetherstone,  Hugh,  flesher,  2  Howe  street 
Wharton,  Geo.  stamp  and  beam  maker,  37 

and  49  Leith  wynd 
Wharton,  Mrs  Jas.  fish  merchant,  Gilmorest. 

Paul's  work 
Wheatley,  Leonard  A.  31  West  Morrison  st. 
Wheeler  &  Wilson,  sewing-machine  manufrs. 

132  Princes  st. — W.  W.  Kennedy,  agent 
Whigham,  Miss  E.  draper  and  hosier,  6  Howe 

street 
Whigham,    IMisses,   French    staymakers,    4 

Clerk  street 
Whillas,  John,  wright  and  coal  merchant,  2 

Riego  street — house,  6  Heriot  bridge 
White    Star   Line  of  Australian   Packets 

office — D.  Peacock,  agent,  12  Dock  street 
White  &  Dunn,  S.S.C.  7  Hill  street 
White,  Adam,  and  Co.  commission  merchants, 

45  Quality  street' 
White,  Alex,  grocer  &  victual  dealer,  39  Dun- 
das  street — house,  10  Baker's  place 
White,  Alex.  4  Summerfield,  Leith 
White,  Alex.  1  Amphion  place 
White,  Alexander,  wholesale  fish  merchant,  5 

Coburg  street 
White,  Campbell,  house  painter,  18  Dundas 

street 
White,  G.  stamper  (G.P.-O.),  18  Clyde  st. 
White,  Geo.  Towry,  17  Clarendon  crescent 
White,  Hugh,  coal  agent  to  Marquis  of  Lo- 
thian at  Leith  &  Edinburgh — house,  26 

Charlotte  street,  Leith 
White,  James,  24  Royal  terrace 
White,  James,  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

30  Fountainbridge 
White,   James,  chimney  sweeper,  Summer 

bank,  Scotland  street 
White,    James,    china,    crystal,   and  stone- 
ware merchant,  87  St  Mary's  wynd 
White,  James,  stockbroker  and  marine  in- 
surance agent,  51    Princes  street — ho.    37 

Castle  street 
White,  James,  spirit  merchant,  161    High 

street 
White,  James,  firewood  and  coal  merchant, 

foot  of  Scotland  street 
White,  J.  plumber  andgasfitter,  10  South  St 

Andrew  street  and  40  Leith  street — house, 

4  Duke  street 
White,  John,  Laverock  bank.  Trinity 


White,  Rev.  John  A.,  Parsonage,  Leith 
White,  John.  A.  (agent  U.  Bank  of  S.),  U 

Bernard  st. 
White,  John,  baker,  3  Duke  street 
White,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  17 

Tobago  street 
White,  John,  jeweller  and  pawnbroker,   6 

Brunswick  street — ho.  3  Johnston  place 
White,  John,  successor  to  W.  B.  Mackenzie, 

manufacturer  of  Shetland  shawls,  &c.  12 

Frederick  street —house,  121  Princes  street 
White,  John,  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  155  West 

port 
White,    John,    shoemaker,    4    St    Vincent 

street 
White,  John,  butcher,  28  Rose  street 
White,  John,  painter,  paperhanger,  and  gla- 
zier, 32  Causey  side 
White,  John,  shipmaster.  Prince  Consort  pi. 

Queensferry  road 
White,  M.  6  West  Claremont  street 
White,  Nicolas,  auctioneer,  3  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
White,  Richard,  and  Co.  wholesale  tea  and 

coflfee  merchants,  27  Waterloo  place 
White,  Richard  (JJ.  W.  ^  Co.),  5  Brunton 

place 
White,  Robert,  fruiterer,  4  Albany  street — 

house,  St  Mark's  place,  Warriston 
White,  Robt.  23  Druramond  place 
White,  Robert,  {Gellatly  8f  TF.),  engraver 

and  lithographer,  20  Pitt  street 
White,  Robert,  {G.   P.- O.),  3  East  Arthur 

place 
White,  Robert,  flesher,  131  Canongate 
White,  Stephen,  cowfeeder,  217  Canongate 
White,  Thos.  and  Co.  tobacco-pipe  manufac- 
turers, 225  Canongate 
White,  Thos.  dyer,  3lTolbooth  wynd,  Leith— 

house,  45 
White,  "Thos.  cowfeeder,  8  St  Anthony  place 
White,  Thos,  ( W.  ^  Dunn),  S.S.C.31  London 

street 
White,  Thomas,  25  St  James'  square 
White,  Wm.  woollen  draper,  men's  mercer,and 

hatter,  12  Frederick  street — ho.  8  Windsor 

street 
White,  WilUam,  wholesale  provision  mercht. 

Cowan's  close,  Crosscausey 
White,  Wm.  spirit  mercht.  16  &  17  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
White,  Wm.  officer,  Inland  Revenue,  4  St 

Patrick  square 
White,  Mrs  George,  5  Buccleuch  place 
White,  Mrs  Henrietta  Louise,  1  Lennox  st. 
White,  Mrs,  1  Blenheim  place 
White,  Mrs,  tanner,  skinner,  and  wool  mer- 
chant, Bennington 
White,  Mrs,  31  Broughton  place 
White,  Mrs,  French  cleaner  &  scourer,  8 

Dublin  street — ho.  22  Duke  st. 
White,  Mrs,  59  Broughton  street 
White,  Miss,  7  Duncan  street,  Newington 


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White,  Misses  M.  &  M.  milliners  and  dress- 
makers, 70  Lauriston  street 

Whiteford,  James,  M.D.  3  Arniston  place 

Whiteford,  Miss  Ellen,  matron,  Dairy  refor- 
matory 

Whitehead,  Alex.  Whitehead  pi.  St  Leonard's 
hill 

Whitehead,  John,  S.S.C.  15  St  Andrew  sq. 

Whitehead,  Laurence,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  146 
Ivirkgate — house,  52 

Whitehead,  Wm.  &  Son,  hosiers  to  the  Queen, 
63  North  bridge — manufactory.  Old  As- 
sembly close — house,  8  Warriston  crescent 

Whitehead,  Wra.  boot  &  shoe  warehouse,  62 
Princes  street — house,  15  St  Andrew  sq. 

Whitehead,  Mrs,  19  Gayfield  square 

Whitehead,  Mrs,  47  Castle  street 

Whitehill  and  Gorton  Colliery  Depot,  St 
Leonard's — John  Scott,  agent 

White!  aw,  James,  Gran  ton  pier 

Whitelaw,  Jas.  clock  and  watchmaker,  30 
W.  Register  st. — house,  30  St  James'  sq. 

Whitelaw,  J,  cab-hirer,  1  John's  lane 

Whitelaw,  M.  and  W.  corn  factors,  19  Bernard 

Whitelaw,  M.  (M.  (h  W.  W.),  10  Comely 

bank 
Whitelaw,  Mrs  M.  8  James'  place,  Leith 
Whitelaw,  Miss,  22  Brougham  street 
Whitson,  Thomas,  commission  agent,  13  Ran- 

keilor  street 
Whitson,  Mrs  E.  3  Melville  street 
Whitson,  Mrs  George,  3  Young  street 
Whitson,  Mrs  J.  3  Duncan  st.  Drummond  pi. 
Whitson,  Mrs,  of  Parkhill,  1  Hart  street 
Whitson,  Miss  J.  Echo  bank 
Whittaker,   Alfred,  refreshment  rooms,   17 

High  street 
Whitten,    David,    builder,   Lothian    road — 

house,  22  Home  street 
Whitten,  J.  C.  Sheriff- clerk  depute,  13  London 

street 
Whitten,  R.  H.  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  4 

North  Bank  street — house,  above 
Whittet,  J.  com.  traveller,  26  Buccleuch  pi. 
Whittet,  William,  10  Buccleuch  street 
Whitty,  Rev.  Robert,  17  Lauriston  street 
Whyte  &  Eadie,  joiners  and  house  carpenters, 

11  New  Broughton 
Whyte,  Alex.  1  South  Charlotte  street 
Whyte,  Andrew,  &  Son,  wholesale  stationers, 

4  North  St  David  street 
Whyte,  Clement,  North  Brit.  Marble  Works, 
Pitt  St.  park,  Scotland  st. — ^ho.  4  Northum- 
berland place 
Whyte,  David,  grain  merchant,  3  Park  street 
Whyte,  David,  wine  mer.  and  grocer,  1  To- 
bago street — ho.  46  Earl  Grey  street 
Whyte,  George,  letter-carrier,  2  Crichton  st. 
Whyte,  James,  blacksmith,  Spittal  street 
Whyte,  James  {_W.  ^  Eadie),  8  Barony  st. 
Whyte,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  497 
Lawnmarket 


Whyte,  John,  commercial  traveller,  6  Wind- 
mill street 
Whyte,  Matthew,  19  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Whyte,  R.  and  Son,  hardware  merchants,  213 

High  street 
AVhyte,  Wm.  hardware  merchant,  213  High 

street — house,  17  Minto  street 
Whyte,  Wm.  4  Ratcliffe  terrace 
Whyte,  Mrs  Thomas,  9  South-E.  Circus  pi. 
Whyte,  Mrs  W.  21  Fettes  row 
Whyte,  Mrs,  16  East  Norton  place 
Whyte,  Misses,  25  Pitt  street 
Whytock,  James,  9  George  street 
Whytock,  Richd.  &  Co.  carpet  manufacturers 
and  furniture  printers,  cabinetmakers,  car- 
vers and  gilders,  and  house  agents,  9  and  11 
George  street 
Wick,  Mrs  A.  spirit  dealer,  12  Shore 
Wickham,  Major  Richard  Straker,  barrack- 
master,  Edin.  district,  50  Rankeillor  street 
Wicks,  J.  surgeon-dentist,  46  Queen  street 
Wicks,  Miss  E.  furrier,  42  Thistle  street 
Widows'  Fund  Office  of  W.S. — collector's 

office,  32  Abercromby  place 
Wigham,  John,  tertius,  5  South  Gray  street 
Wight  &  Scott,  wholesale  provision  merchants 

and  commission  agents,  36  Elbe  street 
Wight,  Alexander,  Wight's  place 
Wight,  George,  fiesher,  1  &  3  Albany  street- 
house,  14  Duke  street 
Wight,  Jas.  clerk,  3  Comely  green  crescent 
Wight,  Rev.  Ninian,  2  Argyle  place 
Wight,  Richard,  spirit  merchant,  30  Shore 
Wight,  Robt,  (_W.  ^  Scott),  Claremont  park 
Wight,  Robert,  butcher,  6  High  market 
Wight,  Mrs,  24  Walker  street 
Wight,  Miss,  10  King's  place,  Leith  walk 
Wightman,  James  Seton,  of  Courance,  7  Dar- 

naway  street 
Wightman,  John,  music  warehouse,  46  Fred- 
erick street — house  2  London  street 
Wightman,  John,  flesher,  17  Calton  street — 

house,  16 
Wightman,  Wm.  Wright,  glazier,  and  packing- 
box  manufacturer,  37  Whitfield  place 
Wightman,  Mrs  E.  lodgings,  10  N.  St  David 

street 
Wighton  and  Son,  jewellers  and  silversmiths, 
117   Princes  street — house,  6  St  Vincent 
street 
Wighton,  Wm.  watchmaker,   30   Rosebank 

cottages 
Wilkie  and  Paul,  brassfounders  and  tinplate 

workers.  Grove  works,  Brandfield  street 
Wilkie,  Alex,  coach^hirer,  23  Bristo  street 
Wilkie,  Alexander,  {T.  and  A.  Wilkie),  34-A 

Albany  street,  Leith 
Wilkie,  Captain,  30  Greenhill  gardens 
Wilkie,  David  {G.F..O.),  8  Market  place 
Wilkie,   James  (H.   M.   Gazette   Office),    1 

Rillbank  terrace 
Wilkie,  James,  C.A.  119  George  street— ho. 
21  Abercromby  place 


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Wilkie,    James,   printer,  Albert   buildings, 

Spittal  street 
Wilkie,  James  F.,  S.S.C.  29  Dundas  street 
Wilkie,  James,  builder,  24  Dock  street 
Wilkie,  John,  silversmith,  8  E.  Rose  st.  lane 
Wilkie,  John,  (W.  ^  Paul),  16  Grove  st. 
Wilkie,  J.  &  M.  trimming  and  Berlin  wool 

establishment,  28  North  bridge 
Wilkie,  Robert,  bookbinder,  27  South  bridge 
Wilkie,  T.  &  A.  drapers,  74  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Wilkie,  Thomas,  7  Madeira  street 
Wilkie,  William  P.   advocate,  30  Greenhill 

gardens 
Wilkie,  Wra.  6  Mansfield  place 
Wilkie,  Mrs  Andrew,  189  Causeyside 
Wilkie,  Mrs  Janet,  12  Madeira  place 
Wilkie,  Mrs,  67  Great  King  street 
Wilkie,  Mrs,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  33  Buc- 

cleuch  street 
Wilkinson,  David,   baker   and  confectioner, 

13  Broughton  street — house,  16 
Wilkinson,  James,  baker,  103  Grassmarket — 

house,  54 
Wilkinson,    James,  printer,  109  Causeyside 
Wilkinson,  Wm.  surveyor,  142  Causeyside 
Wilkinson,  Wm.,  M.D.  private  lecturer  on 

medicine,  39  South  bridge — ho.  106  Lau- 

riston  place 
Wilkinson,  Misses,  dressmakers,  58  Hanover 

street 
Wilks,  John,  8  Wallace  place 
Willan,  Rev.  William,  10  Nicolson  square 
Williams  &  Norgate,  foreign  booksellers  and 

publishers,  20  South  Frederick  street 
Williams,  Alex.  8  Osborne  terrace 
WilHams,  Jn.  35  Dick  place.  Grange 
Williams,  William  M.  artist  and  engraver,  1 4 

Clerk  street 
Williams,  Mrs,  1 1  Ainslie  place 
Williamson  &  Stark,  corn  factors,  19  Bernard 

street 
Williamson,  Adam,  cattle  agent,  13  Portland 

place 
Williamson,  Adam,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

1  Spittal  street 
Williamson,  A.  2  Roxburgh  street 
Williamson,  Aw.  {M.  ^  W.),  3  Smith's  place 
Williamson,  Andrew,  agent,  40  Whitfield  pi. 
Williamson,  C.  (_W.   Sr  Stark),  10  Carlton 

terrace 
Williamson,  David,  2  West  Newington  place 
Williamson,   D.    D.,  jun.,"  manager,    N.   B. 

Rubber  Co.  (Limited),  11  Church  hill 
Williamson,  George,  tobacco  and  snuff  manu- 
facturer, 22  Grassmarket — house,  15  Buc- 

cleuch  street 
Williamson,  James,  &  Co.  warehousemen  and 

commission  agents,  13  Bank  street 
Williamson,  James,  accountant,  5  Hailes  st. 
Williamson,  James,  pawnbroker,  44  Rose  st. 
Williamson,  James,  tailor,  1    Riddle's  close, 
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Williamson,  John,  engineer,  4  Fingal  place 
Williamson,  John,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

84  West  port — house,  5  Keir  street 
Williamson,  J.  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  54 

West  port — house,  30  Earl  Grey  street 
Williamson,  Patrick,  greengrocer,  2  Flesh- 
market  close — house,  1 
Williamson,  Peter,  assistant  astronomer.  Royal 

Observatory,  4  Comely  green  crescent 
Williamson,  R.  C.  7  Ainslie  place 
Williamson,  Sinclair,  12  Blacket  place 
Williamson,  Thomas,  52  Bristo  street 
Williamson,  Thos.  agent,  116  Causeyside 
Williamson,  T.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  F.R.C.S.E., 

40  Quality  street,  Leith 
Williamson,  Wm.  13  North-west  Circus  pi. 
Williamson,  William,  Seafield  cottage.  Sea- 
field,  Leith 
Williamson,  Mrs  Wm.  victual  dealer,  64  East 

Crosscausey 
Williamson,  Mrs,  36  Pleasance 
Williamson,  Mrs,  4  Morningside  place 
Williamson,  Mrs,  10  Manor  place 
Williamson,    Mrs,   confectioner,    teacher  of 

cookery  and  pastry,  35  Dundas  st. — ho.  33 
Williamson,  Mrs,  3  Spence's  place,  Leith 
Williamson,  Miss,  milliner,  6  Park  street 
Willis,  Nelson,  &  Co.  straw-hat  manufactrs. 

6  So.  St  David  st. — Jn.  Robertson,  manager 
Willoughby,  Miss,  repository,  132  George  st. 
Wilshere,  Michael,  floor-cloth,  kamptulicon, 

cork  carpet,  and  paper  hangings  agent,  17 

Greenside  place — See  Adv. 
Wilson  &  Brownlee,  builders,  Morrison  st. 
Wilson  &  Co.  dressing-case,  desk,  and  pocket- 
book  makers,  71  George  street 
Wilson,  A.  &  W.  R.  printers.  Mint  buildings, 

South  Gray's  close,  56  High  street 
Wilson,  Ad.  dealer  in  horses,  4  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  A.  and  G.  fishing-tackle  makers  to 

his  late  R.H.  Prince  Albert,  bird-stuffers, 

&c.  19  Waterloo  place 
Wilson,  Alexander,  contractor,  Granton  villa 
Wilson,  Alexander,  corn  merchant,  3  Madeira 

street 
Wilson,  Alexander,  grocer  and  wine  mercht. 

17  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Wilson,  Alexander  Moncrieff,  67  York  place 
Wilson,  Andrew  {T ay  sen  and   Tf.),  Laurel 

bank,  Tiinity 
Wilson,  Andrew,  builder,  13  Downie  place 
Wilson,  Andrew,  surveyor  of  taxes,  6  Waterloo 

place — house,  44  RankeiUor  street 
Wilson,  Andrew,  1  Annandale  street 
Wilson,  Andrew,  {A.  ^  W.  R.  W),  7  M'Nab 

street 
Wilson,  And.  coal  agent,  36  Wright's  houses 
Wilson,  Andrew  Hay,  agent.  Royal  Bank,  30 

Bernard  street — house,   10   Constitution 

street 
Wilson,  Andrew,  dentist,  18  Young  street 
Wilson,  A.  dealer  in  live  birds,  artificial  eyes, 

cage-maker,  &c.  19  Waterloo  place 


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Wilson,  Andrew,  jun.  builder,  28  Leven  st. — 

house,  19  Gilmour  pi. 
Wilson,  Andrew,  tailor,  18  Downie  pi. 
Wilson,  B.  D.  (Inland  Eevemce),  8  Scotland  st. 
Wilson,  Charles,  dairyman,  17  Brunswick  st. 

Stockbridge 
Wilson,  Charles,  butcher,  298  Lawnmarket — 

house,  13  Bank  street 
Wilson,  Chas.,  M.D.  7  Dalrymple  ores.  Grange 
Wilson,  David,  cowfeeder,  176  Rose  st. 
Wilson,  David,  clerk,  44  South  bridge 
Wilson,  David,  pie  and  porter  establishment, 

320  Lawnmarket 
Wilson,   David,   butcher,   2    Riddle's    close, 

Leith 
Wilson,  David,  flesher,  24  S.  Frederick  street 
Wilson,    David,  M.  D.,    F.E.C.S.,    12    Dean 

terrace 
Wilson,  David  P.  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

12  Catherine  st. 
Wilson,  David,  w-right,  8  Calton  hill 
Wilson,  George,  and  Co.  (late  W.  and  Martin), 

tailors  and  clothiers,  22  Duke  st. 
Wilson,   George,   inspector   of  weights   and 

measures.  City  Chambers  office,  Writers' 

court 
Wilson,  Geo.  29-a  Cockburn  st,  manager  of 

the  Thistle  and  Rose  Society — See  Adv. 
Wilson,  George,  coal  merchant  and  carter,  8 

Wallace  place 
Wilson,  George  H.  7  Holyrood  terrace 
Wilson,  Rev.  George,  3  Hope  park  square 
Wilson,  George,  30  Kirkgate 
Wilson,  George,  flesher,  245  Canongate 
Wilson,  George,  S.S.C.  16  Minto  street 
Wilson,   James,  and   Co.   silk   mercers  and 

drapers,  3  South  bridge — ho.  31  Gilmore 

place 
Wilson,  James  and  Robert,  house  carpenters 

and  builders,  23  Riego  street — ho.  23  Bread 

street 
Wilson,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  49  and 

67  Nicolson  street — house,  73 
Wilson,  James,  W.S.  21  Maitland  street 
Wilson,  James,  Guildford  Arms  hotel,  1  W. 

Register  street 
Wilson,  Jas.  grocer,  2  South  Richmond  st. 
Wilson,  James,  butcher,  1  Pitt  street 
Wilson,  James,  fruiterer,  14  Catherine  st. 
Wilson,  James,  Board  of  Manufactures  and 

of  Fisheries — house,  1  Murrayfield 
Wilson,  Jas.  chemist  and  druggist,  36  Howe 

street — ho.  1  St  Vincent  street 
Wilson,  James,  18  Meadow  jslace 
Wilson,  James,  pie  baker,  218  Canongate 
Wilson,  Rev.  James  H.,  Barclay  manse,  10  Gil- 
more  place 
Wilson,  James,  butcher,  146  George  st. — ho. 

27  Castle  street 
Wilson,  James,  house  agent,  Cameron  bank, 

Newington 
Wilson,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  58 

Lothian  street 


Wilson,  James,  grocer,  8  Canongate 
Wilson,  James,  4  St  Leonard's  street 
Wilson,  James,  waggoner,  8  King's  place 
Wilson,  J.  sheep  and  cattle  agent,  7  West 

Preston  street 
Wilson,  John,  fishmonger  and  poulterer,  8 

Charlotte  place 
Wilson,  J.  lodgings,  7  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Wilson,  John,  coalmaster,  2  Port-Hopetoun 
Wilson,  John,  baker,  41  Cowgate 
AVilson,  John,  baker,  26  High  street 
Wilson,  John,  mason,  35  Home  street 
Wilson,  John,  Dial  villa.  Ferry  road 
Wilson,  J.  ham  and  pie  shop,  59  Nicolson  st. 
Wilson,  J.  W.  pianoforte  wareroom,  51  Cock- 
burn  street 
Wilson,  J.  slater,  24  Earl  Grey  st. — house,  1 

Portland  place 
Wilson,  John,  gardener,  Easter  road 
Wilson,  Rev.  John  M.  14  Montgomery  street 
Wilson,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  "14  Mel- 
ville place 
Wilson,  John,  bootmaker,  45  N.  Pitt  street 
Wilson,   John,   wright,   6   Simpson's   court, 

Greenside 
Wilson,  John  {National  Bank),  15  Gardner's 

crescent 
Wilson,  John,  late  merchant,  23  Clerk  street 
Wilson,  John,  commercial  traveller,  11  Hailes 

street 
Wilson,  J.  L.  linseed  cake  and  manure  mer- 
chant, 35  Bernard  street 
Wilson,  Patrick,  A.M.  Newington  Academy 
and  Institution  for  Young  Ladies,  8  Salis- 
bury place 
Wilson,  Patrick,  architect,  2  Queen  street — 

house,  1  Craigie  terrace 
Wilson,  Peter,  and  Co.  tea,  wine,  and  spirit 

dealers.  Regent  arch  place 
Wilson,  Peter,  dairyman,  3  Picardy  place 
Wilson,  Peter,  tobacco-pipe  manufacturer,  43 

Yardheads 
Wilson,  Richard,  tobacco  manufacturer,  John 

Knox's  house,  45  High  street 
Wilson,  Richard,  C.A.  28  Frederick  street — 

house,  28  Great  King  street 
Wilson,  Robert,   pawnbroker,  20   Greenside 

row — house,  63  Canongate 
Wilson,  Robert,  plumber,  24  Earl  Grey  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  59  York  place 
Wilson,  R.  jun.  painter  and  glazier,  QQ  Clerk 

street 
Wilson,  R.  (J/.  P.  and  Co.),  45  Dick  place. 

Grange 
Wilson,  Robert,  upholsterer,  17  Earl  Grey  st. 
Wilson,  Robert,  fishmonger,  4  Melville  pilace 

— house,  1  Randolph  place 
Wilson,  Thomas,  baker,  Hillhousefield 
Wilson,  Thomas,  5  West  Claremont  street 
Wilson,  Thos.  house  agent,  11  Tolbooth  wynd 
Wilson,  Thomas,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  11 

Leith  street 
Wilson,  Thos.  &  Son,  butchers,  9  Calton  st. 
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Wilson,  Thomas,  (//.  Sf  W.)  builder,  6  Glover 

street 
■Wilson,  Thomas,  victual  dealer  and  grocer,  2 

Clerk  street 
Wilson,  Thos.  grain  merchant,  11  Grassmrkt. 
Wilson,  Thomas,  171  Fountainbridge 
Wilson,  Thos.  dairyman,  Blandfield  cottage 

and  8  Calton  street 
Wilson,   Thomas,   brassfouuder,   Mary   Ann 

cottage,  Broughton  place  lane 
Wilson,  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  40 

Water  lane,  Leith 
Wilson,  Wm.  23  Lauriston  street 
Wilson,  Wm.,  C.S.  16  St  Andrew  square 
Wilson,  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  18-A 

South  Frederick  street 
Wilson,  Wm.  corn  merchant,  Swanfield  flour 

mills — house,  2  Bank  place 
Wilson,  William,  jeweller  and  watch  dealer, 

43  St  Mary's  wynd 
Wilson,  Wm.  house  agent  and  collector  of  feu 

duty,  8  St  James'  square 
Wilson,  Wm.  spirit  dealer,  68  Causeyside 
Wilson,  Wilham,  baker,  1  Barony  street 
Wilson,  Wm.  writer,  5  Graigside  place 
Wilson,  William,  1  M'Nab  street 
Wilson,  Wm.  gardener,  Lixmount,  Trinity 
Wilson,  William,  5  Nicolson  street 
Wilson,  William,  13  Melville  street 
Wilson,  William,  7  Haddington  place 
Wilson,  W.  E.  printer,  70  Buccleuch  street 
Wilson,    William,     refreshment    rooms,    24 

Thistle  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  Alexander,  lodgings,  30  Eoyal 

circus 
Wilson,  Mrs  0.  midwife,  4  Allan  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  G.  ladies'  nurse,  9  Galton  hill 
Wilson,  Mrs  F.  lodgings,  42  Lothian  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  Francis,  30  East  Preston  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  I.  31  Buccleuch  place 
Wilson,  Mrs  John,  14  Brandon  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  Johnston,  of  Stroquhan,  14  Dean 

terrace 
Wilson,  Mrs  Sarah,  trimming  and  worsted 

shop,  23  Frederick  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  W.  6  Gayfield  square 
Wilson,  Mrs,  French  stay  maker,  29  London 

street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  62  Northumberland  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  50  Cumberland  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  2  Maitland  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  475  Lawnmarket 
Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  18  Meadow  place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  50  India  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  33  Minto  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  129  Eose  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Castle  street 
Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  14  North  Melville 

place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  18  St  John's  hill 
Wilson,  Mrs,  temperance  hotel,  166  High  st. 
Wilson,  Mrs,  1  Portland  x^lace 
Wilson,  Mrs,  draper,  35  Leven  street 


Wilson,  Mrs,  3  Blackford  road 
Wilson,  Mrs,  7  Torphichen  street 
Wilson,  C.  dressmaker,  5  Saunders'  street 
Wilson,  Isabella,  lodgings,  5  Saunders'  street 
Wilson,  Margaret  C.  21  Gayfield  square 
Wilson,  Miss  Helen,  8  Albany  st.  Leith 
Wilson,  Miss  Jane,  15  Maitland  street 
Wilson,  Miss  M.  G.  tobacconist  and  stationer, 

1  S.  Junction  street 
Wilson,  Miss  M.  17  Arthur  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  dressmaker,  6  Simpson's  court, 

Greenside 
Wilson,  Miss,  1  Bellevue  crescent 
Wilson,  Miss,  65  Lauriston  place 
Wilson,  Miss,  51  Melville  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  13  Grange  road 
Wilson,  Miss,  milliner,  16  Elm  row 
Wilson,  Miss,  30  Albany  street,  Leith 
Wilson,  Miss,  Woodville,  Canaan  lane 
Wilson,  Miss,  1  Park  street 
Wilson,  Misses,  8  Findhorn  place 
Winchester,   James  W.,   LL.D.   deputy  in- 
spector-general of  Hospitals,  26  Inverleith 
row 
Winchester,  Mrs  Colonel,  6  Warriston  ores. 
Winfield,  Mrs  J.  Fawkener,  2  Archibald  pi. 
Winnick,  James,  spirit  merchant,  97  Kirk- 
gate 
Winter,  David,  {Registrar-OeneraVs  office),  1 

Clerk  street 
Winter,  Thomas,  butcher,  18  Duncan  street, 

Drummond  place 
Winter,  Miss,  milliner,  13  Chapel  st. 
Winton,  Miss,  30  Pitt  street 
Wintour,  JohnC,  A.E.S.A.,landscape  painter, 

1  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 
Wintour,  Wm.  painter,  2  Maitland  street 
Wise,  Misses,  dressmakers,  4  Duncan  street, 

Drummond  place 
Wishart  &  Clapperton,  corn  factors,  1  Baltic 

street 
Wishart,  D.  F.  iron  merchant  and  commis- 
sion agent,  73  Adam  sq.— ho.  5  Argyle  pi. 
Wishart,  Edward  {W.  §■  C),  Hermitage  house, 

Laverock  bank 
Wishart,  Jas.  and  Sons,  merchts.  and  agents, 

21  Queen  street,  Leith 
Wishart,  James,  bootmaker,  73  Pleasance 
Wishart,  John  K.  {J.  F.  and  Sons)  8  Her- 
mitage place,  Leith 
Wishart,  John,  baker,  495  Lawnmarket 
Wishart, William  (/.  W.  and  Son),  Hermitage 

brae 
Wishart,  Wm.,  S.S.C.  and  S.L.  11  York  place 
Wishart,  Miss,  36  London  street 
Wishart,  Miss,  4  Pitt  street,  Bonnington 
Wolff  and  Stern,  wine  merchants,  25  North 
bridge — Andrew  Gibb,  agent  for  Scotland 
Wolff,  N.  de,  commission  agent,  5  Bank  st. 

Leith 
Wood  &  Co.  pianoforte  and  music  saloons,  49 

George  street 
Wood  &  Martin,  fleshers,  8  High  market 


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Wood,  Alex.,  M.D.  10  St  Colme  street 
Wood,  Alexander,  fruiterer,  2  Bristo  place 
Wood,  Alex,  spirit  merchant,  9  Stead's  place 
Wood,  Alexander  {Inland  Revenue),  18  Bruns- 
wick street 
Wood,  Alex.,  of  Woodcot,  1  Royal  circus 
Wood,  Andrew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  55 

Thistle  street 
Wood,  Andrew,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.  9  Darnaway 

street 
Wood,  Andrew,  manager  (J.  G.  ^  Co.),  28 

Bernard  street 
Wood,  Chris,  sen.  Hermitage  park,  Leith 
Wood,  Geo.  gardener  and  florist.  Royal  terrace 

gardens,  London  road 
Wood,  Geo.  S.,  Albany  street,  Leith 
Wood,  Henry,  Craigside  house 
Wood,  H.  broker,  321  Cowgate 
Wood,  James,  M.D.  19  Royal  circus 
Wood,  Rev.  James,  private  boarding  estab- 
lishment, Mayfield  street 
Wood,  James,  bookseller,  130-A  George  st. — 

ho.  130 
Wood,  James,  cabinetmaker,  17  Castle  street 
Wood,  Jas.  stationer,  47  North  Richmond  st. 
Wood,  John  A.  advocate,  1  Royal  circus 
Wood,  John  George  {Dalmahoy,  W.  ^  Cowan), 

27  Charlotte  square 
Wood,  John  H.  6  James'  place,  Leith 
Wood,  John,  engineer,  Chalmers'   close,  81 

High  street 
Wood,  John,  gardener,  Dean  bridge  gardens 
Wood,  John,  stockbroker,  57  North  bridge 
Wood,  John,  cowfeeder,  1  Potterrow 
Wood,  John,  dairy,  1  Springfield 
Wood,  Joseph,  accountant,  12  Brougham  st. 
Wood,  Joshua,  merchant,  45  Montague  street 
Wood,  P.  &  C.  merchants,  41  Bernard  street 
Wood,  Rob.  provision  dealer,  34  Water  lane 
Wood,  Robt.  W.  K.  engraver,  Swinton  row 
Wood,  Rob.  J.  house  and  turret  clock  maker, 

9  Leith  st.  terrace — ho.  13  Broughton  pi. 
Wood,  Thos.  printer,  17  Quahty  st. — house, 

7  Pillans'  place 
Wood,  W.  flesher,  2  Bristo  street 
Wood,  Wm.,  C.A.  and  actuary,  5  Nelson  st. — 

ho.  2  Oxford  terrace 
Wood,  Wm.  6  James'  place,  Leith 
Wood,  Wm.  1  Maitland  place,  Newhaven 
Wood,  Mrs  J.  4  Jamaica  street 
Wood,  Mrs  Stewart,  3  Buckingham  terrace 
Wood,  Mrs  William,  16  Carlton  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  Claremont  park 
Wood,  Mrs,  9  Clarendon  crescent 
Wood,  Mrs,  lodgings,  130  George  street 
Wood    Miss  Isabella,  dressmaker,  Burnet's 

close,  156  High  street 
Wood,  Miss,  Hermitage  park,  Leith 
Wood,  Misses,  6  Torphichen  street 
Woodburn,  Wilham,  custom  collector,  101 

Fountainbridge 
Woodford,  Edward,  LL.D.,  H.M.  inspector  of 
schools,  59  Great  King  street 


Woodhall  Estate  Company,  (Limited,)  128 

George  street — Chas.  Pearson,  manager 
Wooley,  W.  H.,  Upper  Hermitage 
Woore,  H.  8  Spring  gardens,  Abbey  hill 
Wordie,   James,   S.S.C.,   resident  secretary, 
Queen  Insurance  Company,  68  George  st. 
Wordie,  Mrs,  29  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Work,  Mrs  Ann,  ladies'  nurse,  35  Kirkgate 
Worke,  Mrs  P.  9  Hope  park  terrace 
Workman,  Wm.  painter,  1  N.  Newington  pi. 
Works,  City,  Public — office,  10  Royal  Ex- 
change 
Works,  Office  of  H.M.  Parliament  square 

— R.  Matheson,  architect 
Wormald,  J.  D.,  W.S.  6  Hart  street 
Wortham,  Henry,  French  cleaner  and  dyer,  1 
Queen  street — house,  50  London  street. — 
See  Adv. 
Wortham,  Madame,  lace  mender,  cleaner,  and 
clear  starcher,  50  London  street,  and  1 
Queen  street. — See  Adv. 
Worthington,W.  assistant  veterinary  surgeon. 

Veterinary  College,  8  Clyde  street 
Wortman,  Alex.  176  Fountainbridge 
Wotherspoon    and   Mack,    S.S.C.    18   Great 

Stuart  street 
Wotherspoon,  James  B.  M.,  Custom  house 

and  ship  broker.  Wet  Docks,  Leith 
Wotherspoon,  John,  coal  merchant,  St  Leo- 
nard's depot — ho.  67  St  Leonard  street 
Wotherspoon,  Wm.  of  Hillside,  S.S.C.  18  Gt. 

Stuart  street 
Wotherspoon,  Wm.  draper   and  hosier,  43 

Earl  Grey  street — house,  4  Brougham  pi. 
Wotherspoon,  Wm.  White,  H.M.I.A.  Rose- 
bank,  Newhaven  road 
Wren,  Geo.  corn  factor,  119  Constitution  st. 
Wright,  Alex,  and  Son,  seed  and  hop  mer- 
chants, 1  Greenside  place 
Wright,  Alex.  B.  seed  merchant,  15  Consti- 
tution street — house,  21  Pih'ig  street 
Wright,  Andrew  C.  brush  manufacturer,  101 

Pleasance 
Wright,  Archd.  cab-proprietor,  71  Causeyside 
Wright,  Chas.  photographer,  54  Cockburn  st. 
Wright,    Charles   Wm.    {A.    W.    and    Son), 

Bennington  bank  house,  Ferry  road 
Wright,  Fred,  gold  beater,  4  Swinton  row 
Wright,   George,  commission  merchant,  25 
North  bridge — house,  5  Torphichen  street 
Wright,  James,  13  Ainslie  place 
Wright,  Rev.  James,  4  Gilmore  place 
Wright,  James,  W.S.  28  Forth  street 
Wright,  James,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
53  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith — house,  3  Spring- 
field, Leith  walk 
Wright,  James,  letterpress  printer,  7  Hunter 

square 
Wright,  J.  japanner,  104  High  street 
Wright,  John,  victual  dealer,  142  and  143 

Kirkgate,  Leith 
Wright,  John,  ivory,  bone,  and  wood  turner, 
and  toy  maker,  13  Leith  st.  terrace 


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Wright,  John  {A.  and  W.)  Seafield  pi.  Leith 
■\7right,  John,  W.S.  28  Forth  street 
Wright,  John,  tailor,  32  West  port 
Wright,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  302 

Lawnmarket — house,  4  Brown's  place 
Wright,  P.  and  E.  linen  manufacturers  and 

drapers,  16  and  20  George  street 
Wright,  Peter,  36  Sheriff  brae 
Wright,  Eohert,  superintendent  collector  of 

Customs,  7  Tollcross 
Wright,  Robert,  architect,  8  Fettes  row 
Wright,  Robert,  baker,  21  Sandport  street — 

house,  1  Bonningfcon  terrace 
Wright,  T.  Strethill,M.D.,F.R.C.P.E.  physician 

and  accoucheur,  65  Northumberland  street 
Wright,  Thos.  cabinetmaker,  6  Heriot  ter. 
Wright,  Thomas,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

1  North  Junction  st. — ho.  9  Portland  pi. 
Wright,  Thos.  dairyman  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 23  Carnegie  street 

Wright,  Walter,  grocer,  1  Canon  place — ho. 

2  Huntly  street 

Wright,  Mrs  Hugh,  21  South  Blacket  place 
Wright,  Mrs  John,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse, 

26  Carnegie  street 
Wright,  Mrs  W.  B.  14  Manor  place 
Wright,  Mrs,  33  St  Bernard's  crescent 
Wright,    Mrs,    grocer,    5    Northumberland 

place 
Wright,  Mrs,  furniture  sempstress,  Haddon's 

coui-t,  112  Nicolson  street 
Wright,  Mrs,  26  Calton  hill 
Wright,  Miss,  40  Great  King  street 
Writers  to  the  Signet  Widows'  Fund — col- 
lector's office,  32  Abercromby  place 
Wybar,  George,  house  painter  and  glazier,  5 

Blair  street — ho.  3 
Wybber,  Mrs,  15  Stafford  street 
Wyber,  Miss,  French  staymak.  76  Queen  st. 
Wyld,  Robert  S.,  W.S.  19  Inverleith  row 
Wyld,  Major  William,  16  Inverleith  row 
Wyld,  Mrs,  31  Buccleuch  place 
Wylie  and  Peddie,  civil  engineers,  9  George 

street 
Wylie,  A.  H.  19  Walker  street 
Wylie,  Alexander,  W.S.  agent  for  the  West- 
minster Fire  and  General  Life  Insurance 
Company,  13  Picardy  place 
Wylie,  Henry  J.,  C.E.  5  Bellevue  terrace 
Wylie,  Hamilton,  46  West  Richmond  street 
Wylie,  James  A.,  LL.D.  12  Archibald  place 
Wylie,  Miss,  20  Clarence  street 
Wyllie,  Alex.,  Gilmore  place,  west 
Wyllie,  Colonel  J.  S.  1 2  Howard  place 
WyUie,  James  S.  (G.P.-O.),  Viewforth  place 
Wyndham,    Robert    Henry,    lessee    of   the 
Theatre-Royal  and  the  Prince   of  Wales 
Operetta-House — house,  Brunstain  cottage, 
Duddingstone,  and  3  Gayfield  place 
Wyse,  George  B.  M.  agent  of  Bank  of  Scot- 
land, 36  Constitution  street — house,  17 
Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Wyse,  Mrs  Dr,  10  Salisbury  place 


Yarroll,  Sam.  ostrich  feather  manufacturer 
and  furrier,  13  North  St  Andrew  street — 
ho.  4  Hugh  Miller  place 

Yelland,  John  {Inland  Revenue),  5  Upper 
Gilmore  place 

Yellowlees,  David,  M.D.  L.R.C.S.E.  assistant- 
physician,  Royal  Edinburgh  Asylum 

Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 9  Rutland  sq.  and  1  George  street 

Yorston,  A.  G.  29  Clarence  street 

Young  &  Co.  tea  and  coffee  merchants,  10 
Princes  street 

Young  &  Mackay,  horticulturists  and  florists, 
Newington  gardens 

Young  &  Paul,  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  64 
Clerk  street 

Young  &  Saunders,  grocers,  27  Duke  street 

Young  &  Son,  fieshers,  Stockbridge  market 
— house,  27  Hamilton  place 

Young,  Andrew  (late  of  Madras  College),  22 
Elm  row 

Young,  Andrew,  tailor  and  clothier,  1 1  Shrub 
place 

Young,  Archibald,  Queen's  cutler,  and  sur- 
geons' instrument  maker  to  the  Royal  In- 
firmary, 58  North  bridge — ho.  40  Findhorn 
place 

Young,  Archibald,  advocate,  22  Royal  circus 

Young,  Archibald,  assistant-manager  {Royal 
Bank  of  Scotland),  Merchiston  park 

Young,  Archibald,  slater,  4  Jamaica  street 

Young,  Colonel  A.  G.  Greenhill  park 

Young,  David  {G.  Y.  and  Co),  Bank  house, 
North  Leith 

Young,  D.  (late  oi  Inland  iievenwe),  91  Wight's 
place 

Young,  David,  4  Bellevue  terrace 

Young,  D.  teacher  of  music,  23  London  st. 

Young,  David,  &  Co.  grocers,  93  West  bow 

Young,  E.  engraver  on  wood,  1  Rankeillor  st. 

Young,  Edward,  slater,  12  India  place 

Young,  Edward,  jun.  slater,  8  Hamilton  pi. 

Young,  Gavin,  lapidary.  Logic  mill  cottage, 
Canonmills. — See  Adv. 

Young,  George,  and  Co.  merchants,  4  Consti- 
tution street 

Young,  George,  church-officer.  Free  High 
church,  Mound 

Young,  George,  bootmaker,  19  Dundas  street 

Young,  George,  advocate,  solicitor-general  for 
Scotland,  47  Moray  place 

Young,  George,  1  Bellevue  crescent 

Young,  George,  bootmaker,  4  Dublin  street 

Young,  George,  2  Windsor  street 

Young,  George,  ironmongei",  11  Picardy  place 

Young,    James,    and    Co.,    Britannia    Iron 

and    Wire  Works,  27    Crosscausey. — See 

Adv. 

Young,  James,  M.D.  surgeon,  36  Castle  street 

Young,  James,  S.S.C.  chambers,  2  HiU  street 

— ho.  57  Dick  place.  Grange 
Young,  James,  coal  merchant,  17  South  St 
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Young,  James,  baker,  2  Grange  road 
Young,  James,  contractor,   5   West    Adam 

street 
Young,  James,  {Panton  S  J".),  4  Oxford  st. 
Young,  James,  woollen  draper  and  clothier, 

126  High  street — house,  29  Minto  street 
Young,  James,  bootmaker,  27  Clyde  street 
Young,  James  E.  2  West  Newington  place 
Young,  Eev.  James,  4  Newington  terrace 
Young,  J.  &  Co.  slaters  and  glaziers,  M'Dowall 
St.  60  Constitution  st.  and  11  Greenside 
pi. — house,  18  Nelson  st. 
Young,  J.  &  D.   coach   lamp  manufacturers, 

22  Greenside  street 
Young,  J.  umbrella  and  parasol  manufacturer, 

27  Broughton  street 
Young,  John  M.  accountant,  146  Princes  street 
Young,  J.  (F.  ^"  Saunders),  67  Cumberland 

street 
Young,  John,    plumber,   gasfitter,   &c.   112 

Nicolson  street — ho.  68  Clerk  street 
Young,  John,  S.S.C.  and  K-R,  chambers,  2 

Hill  street — house,  57  West  Dick  place 
Young,  John,  17  West  Preston  street 
Young,   J.    C.   office  keeper,   Colonial  Life 

Assura7ice  Co.  7  George  street 
Young,  Peter,  M.D.,  L.R.C.S.,  1  Dean  terrace 
Young,  Eobert,  82  Nicolson  street 
Young,  Eobert,  1 7  London  street 
Young,  Eobert,  27  Hamilton  place 
Young,  Eobert  {Free  Church  offices),  30  East 

Preston  street 
Young,  Eobert,  Canaan  grove,  Morningside 
Young,  Eobert,  &  Co.  tailors  and  clothiers, 

45  and  67  St  Mary's  wynd 
Young,  Thomas,  and  Son,  tailors  and  clothiers, 

54  North  bridge — house,  22  Calton  hill 
Young,  Thomas,  54  South  Clerk  street 
Young,  Thos.  {Gen.  Reg.  House) — house,   2 

Lauriston  terrace 
Young,  Wm.  D.  bookseller,  13  E.  Preston  st. 
Young,  W.  &  D.,  and  Co.  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 17  Cowgate-head 
.  Young,  William  D.,  &  Co.  manufacturers  of 
iron  and  wire  fences,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, &c.  77  George  street — manufactory, 
119  Fountainbridge 
Young,  William,  M.D.  60  George  square 
Young,  William  {Lorimer  and  Y.),  4  Mansion- 
house  road 
Young,  William  D.  {W.  D.   Y.  and  Co),  20 

Gilmore  place 
Young,  William  {Bell  &  Co.),  Low  Broughton 


Young,  W.  S.  {G.  Y.  and  Co),  Fillyside  house 

Young,  Mrs  Charles,  20  Great  King  street 

Young,  Mrs  James,  14  Barony  street 

Young,  Mrs  Thomas,  13  East  Preston  street 

Young,  Mrs  Thomas,  Bank  house,  Leith 

Young,  Mrs  Wm.  7  St  Cuthbert's  glebe 

Young,  Mxs,  16  Salisbury  street 

Young,  Mrs,  7  Union  street 

Young,  Mrs,  1  Gayfield  place 

Young,  Mrs,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  31  Nel- 
son street 

Young,  Mrs,  16  Clarendon  crescent 

Young,  Mrs,  146  Princes  street 

Young,  Mrs,  39  Geoi'ge  square 

Young,  Mrs,  24  Windsor  street 

Young,  Mrs,  13  Howe  street 

Young,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  24  Simon  square 

Young,  Miss  Margaret  Anne,  21  Gilmore  pi. 

Young,  Miss,  19  l)undas  street 

Young,  Miss,  lace  cleaner,  26  India  place 

Young,  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school, 
56  Great  King  street 

Young,  Miss,  dressmaker,  16  Charlotte  place 

Young,  Miss,  5  Duke  street 

Young,  Miss,  47  Gilmore  place 

Younger,  John,  shipmaster,  2  South  Fort 
street 

Younger,  Eobert,  brewer,  St  Ann's  brewery, 
26  Croft-an-righ — house,  2  Kyle  place 

Younger,  William,  and  Co.  brewers.  Horse 
wynd,  Canongate 

Younger,  William,  15  Moray  place 

Younger,  Mrs,  20  Manor  place 

Yule  &  Macandrew,  corn  factors,  26  Consti- 
tution street 

Yule,  Alex,  machine  boot-closer,  13  Catherine 
street  court — ho.  12  Leith  street  terrace 

Yule,  D.  C.  Broughton  hall 

Yule,  .James  L.  B.  13  Windsor  street 

Yule,  Thomas  B.,  &  Co.  merchants.  Exchange 
buildings,  129  Constitution  street 

Yule,  Thomas  B.  Wardie  house 

Yule,  Thomas  {Wilson  &  Co),  71  George  st. 

Yule,  Thomas,  jun.  commercial  traveller,  23 
Howe  street 

Yule,  Mrs,  10  Baker's  place 

Yule,  Miss,  26  Inverleith  row 

Zetland  New  Shipping  Co. — J.  B.  Leask, 
agent,  10  and  11  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 

Ziegler,  Wm.,  M.D.,  F.E.C.P.E.  47  George  sq. 

Zoblinsky,  Federick,  teacher  of  music,  44 
Frederick  street 


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EDINBUEGH  AND  LEITH  STEEET  DIEECTOEY, 

WITH  THE  REGISTRATION  DISTRICTS  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS, 

AND  MARRIAGES, 

EDINBUEGH,  LEITH,  PORTOBELLO,  MUSSELBUEGH,  &c. 

%*  The  Number  prefixed  to  the  Name  of  the  Street  in  the  Street  Directory,  indicates  the 
Registration  District  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages. 

Note.— 2%e  Act  (17  &  18  Vict..,  cap.  80)  requires., — Births  to  Is  registered  luithin  21  days ; 
Deaths,  8  days ;  Marriages,  3  days. 


Name  of  District. 

Name  of  Registrar. 

Office. 

Edinburgli — 

1.  St  George's,  .... 

Eobert  Dick, 

2  St  Cuthbert's  glebe. 

2.  St  Andrew's,      .     .     . 

George  C.  Adams,  S.S.C.,     . 

9  North  St  David  street. 

3.  Canongate,     .... 

Andrew  Balfour,    .... 

163  Canongate. 

4.  St  Giles's,      .... 

David  Beatson,      .... 

12  Eoyal  Exchange. 

5.  Newington,   .... 

Thomas  Heriot,     .... 

30  Nicolson  street.               i 

Leith. — 

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6.  North  Leith,      .    .    . 

Thomas  S.  Forman,  .    .    . 

40  Bridge  street.                  ; 

7.  South  Leith,  '    ,    .    . 

Gilbert  Archer,      .     . 

104  Constitution  street.        i 

Portobello  (Burghal),      .     . 

Alexander  Paterson,       .     . 

Council  Chambers. 

Musselburgh, 

John  Leitch, 

47  High  street. 

Dalkeith, 

William  Barrie,     .... 

(Schoolmaster.) 

3.  Abbey, 

2  Abbey  Court-house 
Holyrood  Church 
1  Macbean,  Mrs 

6  Miller,  Miss  Mary 

7  Johuston,Fred.tavernkeeper 
11  Anderson,  William 

3.  Abbey  MiSB. 
11  Christie,  George 
27  Gray,  Hugh 
S3  Ritchie,  Alexander 
37  Swan,  Geo.  &  Co.  brewers 
43  Biunton,  Alex,  cooper 
59  Kinnoch,  A.  ironfounder 
63  Mitchell,  Alexander 
63  Mitchell,  John 
69  fox,  D.  B. 


69  Fox,  William 

69  Blackball,  David 
77  Lowrie,  J.  wright 
87  Smith,  J.  smith 
93  Paton,  Thomas 

101  Tripney,  Bliss 

109  Hay,  James,  postmaster 

100  Coxon,  James,  grocer 

96  Blair,  David 

76  Samuel,  Mrs  A.  flesher 

70  Nixon,  J. 

64  Davidson,  J.  hairdresser 
40  Notman,  Archibald 
38  St  Margarets  Co-op.  Store 
34  Stark,  James,  butcher 
32  Stark,  John,  grocer 

8  Davidson,  C.  house  agent 

2  Dryburgh,  James 


3.  Abbey  Mosini. 
1  Laird,  William 

1  Laird,  W.  C. 

2  Harkness,  T.  B. 

5  Fullarton,  Son,  &  Co. 

5.  Abbotgford  S^ark. 
9  Watson,  BIrs 
Kirkwood,  James 
11  BInrshall,  David 

11  Falkener,  James  P. 

12  Johnston,  Mrs 

13  Blytli,  Rev.  R.  B. 
13  Blyth,  Blrs 

15  Dry,  Rev.  AY.  Elphin  lodge 

16  Richardson,  F. (i^.  i2,  ^  Co. 

17  Baillie,  Thomas 

18  Davidson,  Mrs 


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18  Foster,  Mrs 

Boak,  Allan,  Rosehill 
Anderson,  David 
Russell,  Wm.  Russell  lodge 
Deuchar,  Misses,   boarding 

school,  Russell  lodge 
Addis,  Rev.  Thomas 

3.  Abercromljy  IPlace. 

1  Paxton,  William,  painter 

2  Duncan,  Miss  Jane 

3  Nelson,  James,  S.S.C. 

3  Murray,  George,  C.A. 

4  Tait,  George,  advocate 

5  Hill,  Miss 

6  Firllerton,  J.  A.  (F.  Sf  Co.) 

6  Dall,  William 

7  Orrock  &  Hepburn,  dentists 

7  Hepburn,  David 

8-A  Macdonald,  Stodart,  S.S.C. 

8  Bruce,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 
8  Taylor,  Miss 

8  Thwaites,  W.  Kelso,  S.S.C. 
8  Gt.  Britain  Life  Ass.  Office 

8  Gibson,  Mrs  W.  F. 

9  Greig,  Mrs 

9  Greig,  George 

10  Miller,  John,  advocate 

12  Campbell,  Mrs,  senior 

13  Tollemache,  Wilb.  F.,  R.N. 

14  Playfliir,  Dr  Lyon,  C.B. 

15  Hume,  M.  N.  M'Donald 

15  M'Donald,  J.  H.  A.  advocate 

16  Stodart,  George  T.,  W.S. 
18  Hunter,  Adam,  M.D. 

18  Hunter,  James  A.,  M.D. 

19  Swan,  Airs  George 

20  Latta,  Robert 

20  Latta,  James,  C.A. 

21  Wilkie,  James,  C.A. 

22  MoncriefF,  Alex,  advocate 

23  Patrick,  Mrs  S. 

24  Campbell,  Mrs 

26  Mansfield,  T.  accountant 

27  Leny,  James  Macalpine 

28  Marshall,  Walter 

29  Mair,  Major  Arthur 

30  The  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Justice  Clk. 

31  M'Kenzie.  Mrs 

32  Cook,  W.  &  J.,  W.S. 

32  Donaldsoti's  Hospital  Trea- 
surer's Office 

32  W.S.  Widows' Fund  Office 

33  Crawford,  W.  portrait  painter 

34  Blackadder,  James 

4.  i&^dani  ^tqraare. 

See  75  South  Bridge. 

5.  Adam  Street,  W. 

1  Middleton,  John,  M.D. 
5  Young,  James 
7  Wallace,  J.  flesher 
9  Bremner,  A. 

11  Johnston,  Thomas,  printer 
11  Brown,  J.  carver 

11  Carfrae,  Miss 

11  Doull,  James,  house  agent 

11  Bryce,  A. 


14  Marshall,  T.  &  Son,  drapers 

10  Grant,  Robert 
8  Shearer,  Wm. 
8  Leslie,  J. 

8  Stewart,  Alexander 

8  Thomson,  K. 

8  Grant,  Robert 

8  Spaven,  Robert,  saddler 

8  Mackie,  John  ((?.  P.-O.} 

6  Dick,  A. 

4  Muirhead,  James 

4  Miller,  H.  J. 

4  M'Kay,  Miss 

4  Rae,  Mrs 

4  Rutherford,  Andrew 

4  Lyall,  James 

5.  Adam  Street^,  E. 
1  Irvine,  James 

1  Davidson,  David 

3  Hay,  J. 

7  Morrison,  Alexander 
7  Hamilton,  James 

7  Ramage,  Mrs 

7  Mackie,  Wm.  writer 

9  Baillie,  Thomas 

11  Reikie,  Mrs 

13  Reid,  Mrs  John 

13  Short,  Mrs 

13  Kerr,  Mrs 

13  Lyall,  Rev.  J.,  A.M. 

13  Reid,  T.  joiner 

13  Reid,  J. 

13  Lyall,  J.  M. 

13  Fyfe,  Misses 

13  Fleming,  T.  A. 

13  Kerr,  D. 

15  Turner,  W.  butcher 

16  M'Farlanc,  D.  L. 
16  Carphin,  George 
16  Peck,  Mrs  F. 

14  Tiiomson,  John 

12  Macdonald,  Wm.  tailor 
10  Scott,  Mrs  Andrew 

10  Stewart,  Mrs 

10  Slight,  James 

10  Muir,  A.  W. 

10  Miller,  D.  R. 

8  Maclennau,  E. 
6  Poison,  P. 

6  M'Laren,  D.  corkcutter 

4  Balmain,  James 
4  Linn,  Mrs  H. 

4  Scott,  J. 
4  Jardine,  J. 

^.  AdelpM  Place, 
Sceales,  Miss 
Speuce,  Andrew 

6.  Admiralty  Street. 
1  Mackens,  Lorenz,  tavern 

1  Souter,  Simon,  grocer 

3  Smeal,  John,  grocer 

6  Robertson  &  Son,  engineers 

9  Vulcan  Foundry 

9  Traill,  Robert,  &  Co.,  iron- 
founders 
Paterson,  Thos.  (Customs) 


4.  Advocates'  Close. 

21  Purcell,  Edward,  bill-poster 

1.  Aiuslie  Place. 

1  Graham,  Mrs  Gillespie 

2  Blackwood,  William 

2  Blackwood,  Mrs 

3  Barcaple,  Lord 

4  Cowan,  Lord 

4  Cowan,  Hugh,  advocate 

4  Cowan,  John,  W.S. 

5  Fletcher,  Angus,  advocate 

6  Napier,  Mark,  advocate 

6  Ogilvy,  Mrs 

7  Williamson,  R.  C. 

8  Scott,  Mrs  Colonel 

9  Ivory,  James 

9  Ivory,  Thomas,  advocate 
9  Lawrie,  Miss 

10  Hunter,  Richard 

11  Williams,  Mrs 

12  Mure,  David,  advocate 

13  Wriglat,  James 

14  Tod,  Mrs  John 

15  Murray,  Anthony 

16  Reid,  Sirs 

17  Forbes,  William,  advocate 

18  Gumming,  William,  M.D. 

19  Henderson,  Prof.  William 
21-A  Spence,  James,  F.R.C.S. 

21  Johnston,  Miss 

20  Henry,  AV.  Grant 

22  Mackenzie,  Mrs,  lodgings 

23  Ramsay,  Very  Rev.  E.  B. 

24  Burnley,  Wm.  F. 

25  Wedderburn,  G.,  W.S. 
25  Wedderburn,  Mrs 

3.  Albany  Ijane. 

1  M'Intyre,  J.  spirit  merchant 
More  &  Rutherford,  plumbers 
M'Gregor,  J.  cab  driver 
Charles,  Jas.  smith,  &c. 

So  Albany  Street. 
1  Scott,  J.  cowfeeder 
1  &  3  Wight,  George,  flesher 
3  Clerihew,  Peter,  lodgings 
6  Campbell,  R.  V.  advocate 

6  Brand,  David,  advocate 
5  Milne,  Mrs  Janet 

7  M'Kean,  Mrs  J. 

9  Waterston,  Mrs,  lodgings 
11  Smith,  Alex,  lodgings 
13  Thatcher,  Lewis  Hay,  M.D. 
15  Easton,  Mrs  Thomas 
15  Mowbray,  John  T.,  W.S. 
17  Stewart,  Mrs 
19  Purves,  Thomas,  lodgings 
19  Lorimer,  J.  advocate 

21  M'Lean,  John 
21  Maclean,  Misses 

23  Napier,  A.  J.,  W.S. 

23  The  Mutual  Life  Assurance 

Society  of  London 
25  Hunter,  Jolm  M. 
27  Dickson,  D.  Scott,  W.S. 
29  Greig,  John,  H.M.I. A. 
31  Inglis,  William,  advocate 


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Stalker,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Nicholson,  J.  B.  advocate 

Inglis,  Andrew,  M.D. 

Inglis,  Archibald,  M.D. 

Hope,  Major-General  F. 

Richard,  John 

M'Kutchion,  Mrs 

Gebbie,  Francis,  advocate 

Fraser,  Wm.  N.,  S.S.C. 

Elsmie,  Mrs 

Warner,  John,  lodgings 

Robertson,  George,  C.E. 

Dumbreck,  W.,  M.D. 

Saunders,  Wm.  S.S.C. 

Kerr,  Robert 

Park,  John 

Balleny,  Miss 

Dick,  John,  plumber 

Craig,  Jolm 

I-Liniilton,  Maj.-Gen.W.,  C.B. 

Hamilton,  Colonel  J.  J. 

Monro,  George 

Andrew,  Mrs 

Berwick,  W.  D. 

Brodie,  Miss 

Kenmore,  William  F. 

Milne,  John 

Jackson,  Mrs 

Donaldson,  Mrs  A. 

Leslie,  John 

Alves,  Mrs 

Boyd,  John, jun. 

Patrick,  M'Ewan,  and  Gar- 
ment, W.S. 

Jopp,  Mrs 

Robertson,  William,  M.D. 

Robertson,  Mrs  George 

Robertson,  George  B.,  W.S. 

Hardie,  Miss 

Johnstone,  Admiral  Sir  Wm. 
J.  Hope,  K.C.B. 

Anderson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Cameron,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Inglis,  Andrew,  W.S. 

IMarshall,  Mrs 

Maiden,  Mrs  Jas.  lodgings 

Rutherfurd,  John,  W.S. 

Ivory,  William,  advocate 

Paterson,  Andrew,  C.A. 

Lawson,  William 

White,  Robert,  fruiterer 
■A  Gillies,  William 
•A  M'Dougal,  James 
-A  Hepburn,  Misses,  dressmak. 

Stewart,  AVm.  ironmonger 

6.  Altoany  Street, 


1  Picken,  Thomas 
1  Corbin,  Mrs  Janet 

1  Nicholson,  Jas.  shipmaster 

2  Thorburn,  Geo.  teacher 

3  Nisbet,  Robert,  boatbuilder 

5  Flett,  William 

Bennet,  Jno.  Albany  cottage 

6  Stewart,  AVm. 

6  Hood,  Alex,  merchant 
8  Wilson,  Miss  Helen 
8  Starkey,  Mrs 


8  Rowell,  W.  {R.  ^  Stoddart) 

8  Sibbald,  Mrs  Margaret 

9  Robertson,  Thomas 

11  Alexander,  Aw.  grain  merch. 

11  Johnstone,  John 

12  Monro,  R.  (H.M.  Customs) 

12  Abrahamson,  H.J.  shipbrokr. 

13  Reid,  Mrs  C.  P.  {R.  3^-  Son) 

14  Fenton,  Edward 
19  Sandford,  Daniel 

21  Todd,  Thomas  Jennett 

21  Macdougall,  Mrs  A. 

22  Drummond,  Charles 

23  Heslop,  John 

24  Browne,  William  F. 
24  Browne,  Rev.  John  E. 
24  Nicholson,  F.  {Customs) 
24  Tod,  John 

24  Stenhouse,  T.  {A.  §■  G.  S.) 

25  Borthwick,     James    {H.M. 

Customs) 

26  Sceales,  Andrew 

27  Boaden,  Wm.  shipmaster 

28  Jenkinson,  William 

29  Mann,  B.  shipmaster 

30  Simpson,  Mrs  Walter 

30  Wilson,  Miss 

31  Millar,  Richard 
82  Robertson,  Mrs  J. 

33  Dmican,  William 

34  Flett,  William 

34-A  Wilkie,  Alex.  {T.  SpA.  W.) 
34-B  Galloway,  John 
34-C  Bruce,  George  G. 

Simpson,  A.  C. 

Wood,  Geo.  S. 

Allison,  James,  shipmaster 

Mouat,  John  (N.  Lights) 

Miller,  Mrs  M. 

Duff,  Thomas 

35  Lawson,  Thos.  shipmaster 

36  Fernie,  William,  shipmaster 
36  Duncan,  Miss 

36  Elphiustone,  Mrs 

36  Craig,  John,  engineer 

39  Bishop,  Mrs 

39  Carse,  Thomas  (Customs) 

39  Fife,  Thos.  N.  (Customs) 

39  Brown,  Mrs  William 

39  Johnson,  Mrs  W. 

40  Lyall,  Mrs  Robert 

S.  j^atjen't  Plaee. 

1  Walker  and  Son,  flesliers 

2  Aitchison,  Mrs  James 

3  Ramage,  John,  baker 

4  Ramage,  J.  confectioner 

5.  Alljert  Terrace, 
Ahhotsford  Park. 

1  Brunton,  J. 

2  Stewart,  Andrew  Wood 

1.  Albyn  Place. 

1  Cockburu,  Miss 

1  Lamond,  William,  advocate 

1  Thomson,  J.  C.  advocate 

2  Campbell,  John  A.,  C.S. 

3  Steuart,  Chas.  W.S. 


3  Steuart,  Miss 

4  &  5  Swan's  private  hotel 

4  Mackie,  Thomas,  advocate 

6  Highland  and  Agricultural 
Society 

6  Maxwell,  Jolm  Hall,  C.B. 

7  M'Kay,  T.  G.,  W.S. 

8  Brown,  Thos.  advocate 

8  Brown,  Misses 

9  Fairbairn,  Isabella 

10  &  11  Stewart,  Mrs  William, 

lodgings 

4.  Asian's  Close. 

Hunter,  Robert 

1.  Allan  !§treet. 
i  AVilson,  Mrs,  midwife 

5  Rae,  William 

7.  Alllsan  Place. 

2  Paterson  Brothers  &  Co. 

3  Prentice,  Archd.  tailor,  &c. 
2  Turnbull,  G. 

4  Stewart,  Miss,  baker 

6  Ford,  James 

6  Cameron,  Thomas,  grocer 

4.  AIMson  iSjjuare. 

2  Milne,  Janet,  dressmaker 

5  Smith,  John 
5  Miller,  Peter 

I.  Alva  street. 
1  Lauder,  Mrs,  lodgings 
1  Hill,  Mrs  John 
1  Irving,  James 
1  Honeyman,  David 
1  Laing,  Mrs  G. 

3  Senebier,  Mrs 

5  Steuart,  AVilliam 

7  Moir,  Miss  Jane 

9  Taylor,  Alexander 

11  Hardie,  James,  merchant 
13  Blair,  Mrs 

17  Thomson,  Mrs 

19  Hill,  Miss 

21  Begbie,  J.  Warburton,  M.D. 

23  Lyall,  Mrs 

25  Marshall,  Mrs  Dr 

27  Gamgee,  Arthur,  M.D. 

27  Gamgee,  Joseph,  vet.  surg. 

29  Thomson,  Edward 

29  Rogers,  William 

29  Smith,  Mrs  P.  B. 

29  Jaffray,  Mrs 

29  Jamieson,  Henry 

29  Bell,  xMrs 

31  Wallace,  W.  D.,  S.S.C. 

31  Wallace,  John 

33  Cameron,  John,  coach-hirer 
35  Cowper,  Charles  N.,  S.S.C. 

35  Glen,  Miss 

38  Kay,  Wm.  bootmaker 

36  Richardson,  John,  tea  and 

cofiFee  merchant 
36  Hobday,  Thomas,  accountant 

34  Thomson,  Edward,  baker 

32  Blackwood,  James,  W.S. 

30  Hay,  Alexander 


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so  Jaffray,  Mrs,  sen. 

30  Kay,  H.  R.  {Kay  Sj-  Son) 

30  Stewart,  Mrs 

28  Smart,  Andrew,  M.D. 

26  Scott,  Miss 

24  Campbell,  Miss 

20  Skelton,  Miss 

20  Skelton,  John,  advocate 

18  Harrison,  Captain  John 

16  Bell,  Geo.  M.D. 

16  Bell.  Mrs 

14  Brodie,  Thos.  (G.-C,  Z>.,  Sf 

B.)  W.S. 
12  Ramsay,  George 

12  Ramsay,  J.  W.  wine  mercht. 

10  Pitman,  Frederick,  W.S. 

8  Eaton,  James 

6  Stewart,  John,  W.S. 

4  Robertson,  Charles,  C.A. 

2  Finlayson,  Mrs 

2  Mitchell,  Thomas 

2  Dndgeon,  John 

2  M'Donald,  Mrs,  lodgings 

2  Blackstock,  Mrs 

3.  JLiMphiom  l^Iace. 

1  Cowan  &  Co. 

1  White,  Alexander 

1  Smith,  J.  cut-glass  manufac. 

4  Anderson,  George,  grocer 

6.  AiichorfieM. 
Falconer,  Mrs,  lodgings 

'?.  AziK^ei'SOBi's  Place. 

1  Bertram,  J.  &  Son,  engineers 

1  Bertram,  Mrs 

2  Morrison,  Mrs  W, 

3  Rennie,  James 

Craig  &  Rose,  drysalters 

'J.  ADi«lers«38's  FIEsa^ 

Leith  Wall: 

Forsyth,  Francis,  cooper 

S.  Annandale  Street. 

1  Wilson,  Andrew 

1  Peacock,  Thomas  B. 

3  Cai-michael,  Walter  S.,  M.D. 

5  Hay,  Mrs 

7  Scott,  John 

7  Cameron,  Hugh,  artist 
7  Smith,  Mrs 
7  Cameron,  John 
7  Steel,  Gershom 
7  Don,  Duncan 

9  Campbell,  William 

11  Marshall,  Miss 

13  Duncan,  T.  jr.  {T.  D.  8f  S.) 
13  Paterson,  J.  (Romanes  ^P.) 
13  Sanderson,  Thomas 

13  Carstairs,  G. 

13  Phillips,  Wm.  {Com.  Bank) 

15  Cathcart,  John  F. 
22  Johnston,  Miss 
2i)  Watson,  Adam 

20  Taylor,  Andw.  {LizarsSfT.) 
20  Czarnecki,  A.  {Mouldy-  T.) 


20  Watson,  George  H. 

20  Henderson,  Andrew 

18  Ferguson,  James  Scott 

10  Ferguson,  James,  agent 

8  Ward,  Wm.  Fisher  {Waddle 
^Co.) 

5  Robertson,  Andrew 

8  Cameron,  Hugh,  teacher 
8  Smith,  Mrs 

8  Robinson,  Mrs 

6  Kerr,  Henry 

6.  AiinOeM. 

1  Carnie,  Leslie  {Customs) 
1  Eraser,  James  {G.P.-O.) 
1  Hall,  Arch. 

4  Dempster,  Geo.  spirit  dealer 
6  Bernardes,  Robert 

6  Moffat,  Alex,  lodgings 

6  Bishop,  W.  C. 
County  Police  Station 

16  Coltherd,  Thomas  {G.P.-O.) 
16  Duncan,  Francis  {Customs) 

16  Mann,  Alexander 

17  Melville,  Thos.  wright 
Law,  Geo.  Annfield  cottage 

1.  ^nn  Street. 
3  Dickie,  Henry  D, 

5  Miller,  Rev.  James 

7  M'Bean,  H.  A. 
7  M'Bean,  Miss 

9  Hilditch,  Samuel 

11  Campbell,  Mrs  Adam 

13  Gardner,  Mrs 
15  Bonar,  Miss 

15  Morison,  Mrs  James 

17  Scott,  Mrs  Mary 

19  Shaw,  William 

21  Brown,  Stuart 

23  Lepper,  Mrs 

25  Somerville,  Rev.  A.,  D.D. 

27  Douglas,  James 

29  Graham,  James,  writer 

31  Gordon,  John  T.  sheriff 

33  Mowbray,  Mrs  AVm. 

35  Goodall,  Mrs 

39  Eraser,  Rev.  Hugh 

41  Wajson,  Rev.  Jonathan 

43  Gibson,  William 

45  Rodger,  AVilliam,  writer 
47  Imlach,  George 

46  Balderson,  Mrs 

44  Marshall,  John,  JI.D. 

42  Macartney,  John  P.,  M.D, 
42  Thomson,  Mrs  Thomas 

38  PattuUo,  Miss 

36  M'Gregor,  James 

34  Bruce,  Miss 

32  Eraser,  Miss 

30  Munro,  Cliarles 

28  Watson,  Mrs 

26  More,  James 

24  Maitland,  Miss 

22  Hunter,  Miss 

20  Christie,  Miss 

18  Crawford,  filrs 

16  Ross,  Mrs 

14  Kerr,  James,  A.M. 


12  Henderson,  Misses 
8  Dods,  Mrs  Colonel 
6  Stewart,  Archibald,  W.S. 
4  Mackenzie,  George,  W.S. 

S.  JintiirMa  Street. 

1  Smith,  John  L.  bookseller 

2  Marshall,  Thomas 

3  Currer,  Misses 
3  Crawford,  Mrs 

3  Thomson,  James 
3  Kay,  Mrs 
3  Dickson,  Andrew 
3  Porteous,  William 

3  Gilmour,  Mrs 

4  Scott,  James 

5  Nicoll,  Wm.  S.  dentist 

6  &  7  Dickson,  Aw.  gi-ocer 

8  M'Donald,  Arch,  flesher 

9  Bl 'Arthur,  Mrs  A. 
9  Fiulay,  James 

9  AVatson,  John 
9  Leitch,  Mrs 
9  Mitchell,  John 
9  Anderson,  Andrew 

10  Flint,  Mrs,  furrier 

11  Hall,  Mrs 

12  Cooke,  James,  musician 
12  Cooke,  Thomas,  pianist 
12  Sclater,  Mrs 

12  Smith,  Robert,  agent 
12  Hepburn,  Mrs 

12  Smith,  Alex. 

13  French  Consulate  O'ffice 
13  Desere,  M.  chancellor 

S'.  ArcIiilsaSd  I^Saee, 


Simpson,  John  F.,  Junction 

Steam  Mills 
Smith,  Alex. 

4.  ArcliitoaHd  Place. 

1  Anderson,  Wm.  jun. 

3  Archibald,  Mrs  George 

5  Stewart,  Jas.  {Union  Bank) 

5  Weir,  Miss 

5  M'Laren,  Joseph 

5  Blackwood,  James 

5  Hunter,  Robert 

5  Tait,  Charles  J. 

7  Gillon,  liavid 

9  Ritchie,  Miss 
11  Milne,  Misses 
11  Dick,  David 
11  Matheson,  W. 
11  Craig,  William  L. 
11  Forbes,  Miss 
13  Disher,  John 
15  Mackintosh,  R.  T. 
17  Ferguson,  Mrs  James 
17  Forrest,  William,  engraver 
17  Crawford,  Misses 
17  M'Dougal,  Neil 
17  Simpson,  John 
19  Calder,  William 
21  Cunningham,  Miss, 
23  Dewar,  Thomas 
23  Marwick,  Wm. 
23  Scott,  Thomas 


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Bak 


23  Croal,  Robert 

23  Turnbnll,  W.  E. 

23  Cameron,  Miss 

25  Thorn,  John,  sen. 

16  Miller,  Mrs 

14  Welsh,  Miss 

14  Stewart,  Mrs 

12  Wylie,  Rev.  J.  A.,  LL.D. 

12  Valentine,  John 

10  Aitchison,  Wm.  John 

8  Sawers.  Thos. 

6  Bell,  William  H. 

4  Macritchie,  Mrs  W.  D. 

4  Macritchie,  John 

2  Winfield,  Mrs  John  F. 

6.  Ai-p:yle  IParlc. 
Lees,  John,  tobacco  manufac. 


5.  Argry'e 

2  Wioht,  Rev.  Ninian 

3  M'Ewan,  Rev.  John 

5  Wishart,  D.  F. 

6  Paterson,  Mrs  Alex. 

7  Scott,  George  {U.  Sf  S.) 
9  Thomson,  John 

4.  Arg:yle  Sqoare. 
Industrial  Museum 
Episcopal  Church  Training 

Institution,  Minto  House 
— Rev.  C.  Smith,  princi- 
pal; David  Home,  sec. 

1  Borland,  Wm. 

1  Thomson,  Rev.  Alex,  B. 

1  Dickson,  Wm. 

2  Anderson,  Wm. 

3  Teape,  Rev.  H. 

4  Auchie,  Alex,  upholsterer 

5  Adams,  W.  D.,  M.  D. 

6  M'Dowall,  Thomas 

7  Hewit,  J. 

9  Archer,  Professor  T.  C. 

5.  Arniston  I*lisce. 

1  Phimister,  Mrs,  &  Miss  Duff 

2  Patterson,  Thomas 

3  Wiiiteford,  James,  M.D. 

4  Jamieson,  Peter 

5  Stewart,  Mrs,  of  Cotfield 

6  Lang,  Mrs 

6  Youno-,  Mrs  Robert 

7  M'Gilchrist,  Mrs 

8  Newington  Academy — 

M'Lachlan,  James,  head 
master 

9  Squair,  James 

10  Tayhir,  Mrs 

11  Marshall,  William 

12  Moore,  George,  agent 
12  Paterson,  Mamice 

12  Dick,  John 

14  Nichol,  Davidson 

15  Ferrier,  Gsorge 

15  Gregor,  William  Alexander 

15  Roy,  James 

16  Miller,  Miss  M. 

3.  Arthur  Place,  East. 

3  Whyte,  Robert,  (G.P.-O.) 


4  Crosbie,  Miss  Jane,  milliner 

4  Crosbie,  Thomas 

4  M'Nairn,  John  (G.P.-O.) 

2  Bell,  Mrs,  grocer 

3.  Arthnr  S*Iace, 

Middle. 
9  Brown,  John,  teacher 
11  Burrill,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

24  Gilchrist,  John  {G.P.-O.) 

20  Veitch,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
18  Thomson,  James 

18  Robb,  George,  printer 

16  Cairns,  John 

10  Craig,  Mrs  J.  midwife 

10  Conochie,  John  (G.P.-O.) 

8  Strachan,  Wm. 

6  Geddes,  Robert,  baker 

3.  Arthnr  l^lacca  West. 

3  Mack,  Mrs 

3  M'Farlane,  A. 

Paxton,  Jas.  Oakfield  house 

3.  Arthnr  Street. 

1  Arthur  Street  Academy. 

7  Matheson,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 
13  Huiater,  Wm.  builder 

13  Tod,  Mrs  Andrew 

13  Watson,  James  (G.P.-O.) 

17  Braid,  W.  victual  dealer 
17  Lawrie,  Miss 

17  Wilson,  Miss  M. 
17  Thomson,  John 
17  Balbirnie,  J.  D. 

21  Kidd,  J.  baker 
23  Laidlaw,  Mrs 

25  Jamieson,  Mrs,  nurse 
41  Patullo,  J.  W. 

10  Conochie,  William 

4  Hendrie,  H.  commercial  tra- 

veller 
4  Brown,  James,  jeweller 
4  Ferguson,  Adam  (G.P.-O.) 

2  M'Ghie,   Robert,  wine  mer- 

chant 

'S.  Arthnr  street, 

King''s  Place. 
Purves,  Thomas,  gardener 

3  Stewart,  James  {G.P.-O.) 
AValker,  Alex,  painter 

3.  Asseanljly  liasie^ 

E^ast,  IBdiHlburi'ii. 

1  Ballantine,  James  and  Son, 

painters 
1  Culhill,  Alex,  livery  stables 

3  Macdonald,    Gilbert,    book- 

binder 

*S.  Assembly  Street. 
1  Duncan,  James,  broker 

4  Lundy,  J.  F.  (N.B.C.Co.) 

9  Brown,  Thomas 

13  Easson,  James 

14  Mackie,  N.  M.  &  Co. 
16  Burrell  and  Byers 

1.  AthoSi  Ci'escent. 

1  Small,  Mrs,  of  Overmains 

2  Grove,  Capt. 


3  Baillie,  Mrs 

5  Fergusson,  George 

7  Gordon,  Mrs  Ann 

8  Dalgleish,  James,  W.S. 

9  AYalker,  Mrs 

10  Home,  Donald,  W.S. 

10  Home,  T.  E.  0.,  W.S. 

11  Borthwick,  Mrs 

12  Nisbet,  Mrs  More 

13  Hagart,  Lieut.-Col. 

14  Brodie,  Patrick 

15  Cadell,  Mrs 

16  Geddes,  Misses,  boarding-sch. 

17  Montgomery,  Wm.  W.S. 

17  Montgomery,  Mrs 

18  Roland,  Adam 

19  Newton,  J.  Stuart  Hay 

21  Galbraith,  Miss 

22  Urmston,  Aug.  H. 

1.  Atholl  Place. 

1  Anderson,  T.  S.,  W.S. 

1  Anderson,  A.  advocate 

2  Cunningham,  J.  (Sig.  Lib.) 
2  Boog,  William 

2  Nicolson,  George 

2  Macalpin,  Mrs  J. 

3  Fraser,  Miss 

4  Anderson,  Robt.  SmythCjW.S. 

5  Stevenson,  Mrs 
5  Ruddiman,  Miss 
5  Campbell,  Miss 

5  Brown,  Miss  E.  C. 

6  Nimmo,  Mrs  Robert 

7  Grant,  Mrs 

8  Porteous,  Miss 
8  Tod,  Miss 

8  Reid,  Miss 

8  Burt,  Miss 

8  Fraser,  Miss 

8  M'Naughton_,  Miss 

8  Strachan,  Miss 

9  Hill,  Mrs 

10  Key,  George 

11  Taylor,  Wm.  victual  dealer 

12  M'CuUoch,  Wm. 

12  Taylor,  Rev.  William 
12  Mill,  Ebenezer,  S.S.C. 
12  Gentleman,  jMrs 

12  Murray,  David 

13  Arbucicle,  A.  grocer 

6.  Auburn  Place. 

2  Dobson,  George  (Customs) 
4  Currie,  Heriot,  engineer 

Back  of  Tanlts,  I^estli. 

4  Leith    Co-operative    Store, 

(Lim.) 
4  Barry,  John,  rag  &  skin  mer. 
7  Lennon,  Eleanor,  pawnbroker 

1.  Bainfield. 

Robertson,  Charles 

Baker's  Place. 

1  Tod  Brothers,  millers 

2  Ligram,  John,  tobacconist 

4  Nicol  &  Co.  booksellers 

5  Simpson,  Alex.  &  Co.  grocers 


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6  Rodger,  Mrs,  greengrocer 

6  Rodger,  Mrs  M.  nurse 

7  Porteous,  William,  painter 
9  Miinro,  James  K.  draper 

10  White,  Alexander 
10  Eno,  John 
10  Blythe,  Mrs  Charles 
10  Muii-,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

10  Yule,  Mrs 

11  Stewart,  John,  painter 

12  Scott,  Mrs  J.  leather  mer. 

13  Burn,  John,  news  agent 

1.  Baltic  Street. 

1  Wishart  &  Clapperton,  corn 

factors 

2  Gordon,  James 
2  Gordon,  A.  R. 

2  Mason,  Thomas 

3  Davidson,  John 

5  Anderson,  Wm.  Marchmont 
herald 

5  Anderson,  Wm.  L.  com.  mer. 

6  Wallace,  A. 

6  Bruce,  George 
6  Miller,  John 
9  Duncan,  J.  &  Co.  brokers 
10  Edin.  SfLeith  Gas- Light  Co. 

12  Reid,  John 

13  Hunter,  Mrs  D. 

22  White,  Hugh,  coal  agent 
22  Mar q.of Lothian  CoalDepot 

6.  Bank  Mouse. 
Young,  Mrs  Thomas 
Young,  David,  merchant 

6.  Bank  Place. 

1  Jeffrey,  William 

2  Dalziel,  Mrs  John 

2  Wilson,  William 

3  Balbiinie,  John 

Caider,  William,  Bank  villa 

5  Bolton,  David  {Bolton  &fCo.) 

6  Scott,  R.  {hiland  Revenue) 

7  Grieve,  Miss 

8  Rose,  Neilson,  agent 

4.  Bank  Street. 

2  Mackinlay,  D.  &  P.   &  Co. 

drapers 

3  Stark,  Adam,  ironmonger 

4  Sinclair,  James,  draper 

4  Falkner,  James  P.  solicitor 

4  Scottish  Legal  and  Commer- 
cial Agency 

4  Laio  Union  Fire  and  Life 
Lnsurance  Company 

4  Boyle,  Mrs 

4  Eenton,  Jolm 

5  Kay,  William,  stationer 

6  Munro,  Alex,  clothier 

7  Hardie,  D.  bookseller 

8  Miller,  W.  W.,  S.S.C. 

9  Ferguson,  W.  bookseller 

10  Greenhill,  John,  stationer 

11  Scot.  Trade  Protection  Soc. 
11  Bell,  John  {B.  and  B.) 

11  Nicoll,  Jo?eph 

12  Bell  and  Bradfute,  booksellers 
12  Walker,  Robert 


13  Williamson,  J.  and  Co. 

13  Burns  and  Bell,  clothiers 

13  Cockburn,  Mrs  C. 

13  GriiSth,  James,  accountant 

13  Griifith,  Miss  Mary 

13  Wilson,  Charles 

13  Mimro,  Alex. 

14  Gray,  C.  watchmaker 

15  Aitchison,  Jas.  watchmaker 
18  Christie,  Robert  L. 

20  Hewat,  G.  bill-poster 

20  Forrester,  J.  H.  watchmaker 

21  Boyle,  Mrs,  staymaker 

23  Bl'Dougall,  N.  spirit  dealer 

4.  Bank  Street^  I^ortBa. 
Bank  of  Scotland 
Davidson,  D. 
Armstrong,  T.  cashier 
Laing,  Alexander 
Muir,  Mark  H.  messenger 
2  Glen,  Thomas 

4  Whitton,  Rob.  H.  auctioneer 

5  M'Craw,  John,  shoe  mercht. 

6  Jack,  John,  slater 

6  Douglas,  James 

7  M'Intosh,  James,  bookseller 

7  Ronton,  J.  organ  builder 

8  Nimmo,  P.  and  J. 

8  Higgins  and  Thom,  printers 

9  Stevenson,  And.  bookseller 

10  Russell,  Thos.  brushmaker 

11  Logie,  Gilbert,  bookseller 

12  Schroeder,  A.  &Co.  booksells. 

13  H.  M.  Gazette  Office 

13  Laurie,  A.  &  Co.  printers 

13  Frame,  Lockhart,  bookbinder 

13  Grieve,  Andrew,  bookbinder 

13  Boyd,  G.  W.  &  Co.  printers 

13  Littlejohn,  Mrs 

13  Baxter,  John,  printer 

15  Offices  of  the  Free  Church 

16  ]yat.  Security  Savings  Bank 
16  Hay,  H.,  S.A.  L.  accountant 

16  Meikle,  Chris,  actuary 

17  Laing,  Rev.  John 

7.  Bank  Street^  I^eith. 

2  Smith  &  Alexander,  nierchts. 

3  Flett,  William,  merchant 
5  Rose,  L.  &  Co.  merchants 
5  Wolff,  N.  de,  merchant 

2.  Sfarony  Street. 

1  Wilson,  W.  baker 

3  Harvey,  Mrs 

3  Craig,  Thomas 

7  Jack,  Samuel,  bootmaker 
17  M'Millan,  Mrs,  dressmaker 
21  Barber,  Mrs 
25  Robertson,  Mrs 
25  Crerar,  George 
25  Clerk,  James  (G.F.-O.) 
25  M'Call,  James 
25  Macdonaid,  Mrs 
25  M'Gregor,  John 
27  Henderson,  David 
Glassite  Chapel 
35  Gray,  Mrs 


35  M'Gregor,  D.  writer 
35  Jaap,  Thomas 
35  Mitchell,  William 
35  Louden,  William 
37  Walker,  F.  tailor 
39  Baigrie,  Alex,  coal  merchant 
39  Paterson,  James 
3'J  Innes,  Adam  M. 
39  Hawkes,  Edward 
39  Seggie,  Alexander 
39  Ogilvie,  Charles 
Broughton  House 
Butti,  J.  A. 
34  Weierter,  F.  music  teacher 
34  Watson,  John 
34  Bell,  Thomas,  smith 
32  Muirhead,  John 
30  Cameron,  Peter 
28  Baird,  John 
28  Baird,  Miss,  dressmaker 
28  Erskine,  Bliss,  teacher 
28  Stewart,  J.  0.  artist 
28  Pritty,  John 
28  Suttie,  Richard 
28  Sherrit,  Adam 
26  Crighton,  C.  P.  grocer 
26-A  Smith,  Miss  M.  milliner 
Sang  &  Barker,  druggists 
24  Davidson,  Jonathan 
22  Robb,  J.  Hew 
20  Pousonby,  Mrs,  lodgings 
20  Mason,  George 
18  Brown,  Miss 
14  Macdonaid,  T. 
14  Bogle,  Rev.  Wm. 
14  Young,  Mrs  James 
14  Cay,  John 
14  Cay,  Mrs  F. 
14  Bremner,  Ebenezer 
12  Stewart,  Robert  B. 
12  Stewart,  Miss  M. 
10  Learmonth,  Thomas 
8  Black,  David 
8  Stewart,  Charles 
8  Eadie,  Peter 
8  W'hyte,  James 
6  Bowack,  Mrs  N. 
6  Mitchell,  Mrs 
4  Christie,  James,  dairyman 
4  Christie,  J.  &  R. 
2  Gardner,  Mrs 
2  Thomson,  John 
2  Bell,  Miss 
2  Thomson,  David 
2  Crawford,  John 
2  Reid,  Joseph 
2  Hamilton,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6.  BathfieM. 
Knox,  Jas.  Bathfield  cottage 
Grant,  Miss  Christina  B. 
Hercus,  James 
Perie,  James,  (Customs) 
Wallace,  R.  B.  (Customs) 

Bath  Place. 
Eandyside,  Joseph 
Anderson,  Thos. 
Ferguson,  Fowler 


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7.  Math  Street. 

I  Duncan,  Angus 
17  Thomson,  J.  Stewart 
17  Lamb,  Lawrence 
28  Edinburgh  Roperie  Compy. 
31  Gavin,  P.  &  Sou,  ropemakei's 

S.  IBaxter's  I^lace. 

1  Aitken,  John,  silk  mercer 
1-A  Duncan,  Thomas 

1-B  Jamieson,  Robert 
ti  Sandiman,  R.  architect 

2  Paterson,  Arch,  merchant 
2  Bell,  Mrs  R.  F. 

2  Abbot,  W.  J.  C. 

2  Abbot,  Mrs  E. 

3  Girle,  George  H. 

4  Russell,  John 

6  Adcuck,   F.   A.  glass  ware- 
house 
6  Gordon,  James,  spirit  mere. 
8  Reid,  Mrs  Wm. 

8  Anderson,  E. 

0  M'Donald,  Alex.  jr.  butcher 

5.  Mennmont  Solace. 
i  Dawson,  John 

1  Robertson,  John 

9  Mitchell,  William 

9  Brown,  George,  teacher 

6  Roddie,  William 
12  Rutlierford,  William 
12  Anderson,  Thomas,  agent 
12  Mein,  George 
10  Lowden,  William 

8  Logic,  Miss  A.  dressmaker 
G  Baton,  Alex. 

6  Brown,  John 

4  Maxwell,  William 

2  Nisbet,  John 

2  Fiulay,  George,  cowfeeder 

S.  Beaverhall. 
<^onnell,  Ber.   gut  manufac- 
turer and  gardener 

1.  Bedford  Street. 

9  Dick,  Thomas,  cowfeeder 
20  Middlemas,  Wm.  wright 
16  Langan,  Barbara 

14  Brown,  Robert,  painter 
2  Nevison,  Tliomas,  grocer 

3.  KelleviSie. 
Duncan,  Miss 

Bellevue. 

No7-th,  2.         Souths  1. 
Miller,  David,  builder 
]\I'Kenzie,  G.  cabinetmaker 
Henderson,  J.  conti-actor 
AVardlaw,  A.  &  Son 
Donald,  W.,  dye  works 

7  Megson,  David,  rag  merchant 
Bell,  T.,  St  Mary's  cottage 

Bellevue  Cottage. 

Shennan,  John,  builder 
Shennan,  Misses 


1.  Kellevue  Crescent. 

1  Leven,  Mrs  John 

1  Young,  George 

1  Wilson,  Miss 

1  Stewart,  William  J.  E. 

1  Scott,  John 

1  Stewart,  Mrs  Charles  C. 

I  Beattie,  William 

3  Gordon,  John 

4  Smith,  R.  M. 

5  Maxwell,  Lieut.-Col.  C.P. 

6  Tait,  Mrs  J.  H. 

7  Main,  Rev.  Thomas 

8  Fergusson,  R.  D.  G.,  of  Isle 

9  Millar,  Miss 

10  Marwick,  Jas.  D.  city  clerk 

11  Mackichan,  Mrs 
Peattie,  John 

St  Maryh  Church 

S.  Bellevue  Terrace. 

1  Muir,  James 

2  Donald,  James 
2  Miller,  Mrs  H. 
2  Maclellen,  Mrs 
2  Scott,  Mrs 

2  Teape,  Miss,  music  teacher 

3  Thorn,  Adam,  LL.D. 

4  Young,  David 

4  Morrison,  Alexander 

4  Cadell,  Mrs  Alexander 

5  Wylie,  Henry  J. 

6  Webster,  Mrs 

7  Graham,  Mrs 

8  Miller,  Peter,  surgeon 

9  Muir,  Richard  G. 

10  Baird,  Robert  B. 

11  M'Lean,  Malcolm 

7.  ISell's  Court. 

Nimmo,  William 
Buchanan,  Edward  G.  agent 
Lyle,  Peter,  merchant 
Scott,  John  A. 

1.  Bell's  Mills. 

Crombie,  Thomas 
Forsyth,  Henry,  W.S. 
Deans,  Walter 
Herdman,  John 
M'Kechnie,  James 

S*.  Bermard  Street. 

2  Fergusson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

3  Stalker,  Peter,  sailmaker 

4  Truman^  Hanbury,  Buxton, 

^  Co.,  London  Porter  St. 
4  Stocks,  David,  &  Co.  agents 

4  Kemp,  Cameron,  &  Co.  agts. 

7  Cameron,  J.  &  P.  rail,  carriers 

8  Richardson,  David,  grocer 

9  Caledonian  Fire  and  Life 

Assurance  Company 
9  Kerr,  C.  M.  wine  merchant 

5  Paterson,  A.  merchant 

II  Hutchison  &  Co.  merchants 

12  Hutchison,  R.  {H.  ^-  Co.) 

13  M'Corquodale  &  Scott,  mers. 
13  Shorrock,  Robert 


13  Duchar,  Wm.  accountant 
13  Jensen,  Th.  &  Co.  merchants 

13  Crooks,  Wm.  bank  messenger 

14  Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

14  AVhite,  John  A.  agent 

15  Clydesdale  Banking  Co. 
15  Reoch,  George  W.  agent 

15  Thomson,  H.  T. 

16  National  Bank  of  Scotland 

— James  Wallace,  agent 

18  Duncan,  Flockhart,    Powell, 

&Co. 

19  Williamson  &  Stark 

19  Whitelaw,    M.    &    W.    corn 

factors. 
19  Grant,  John 

19  Garvie,  Alex.  {pfD.  F.  P.  cj- 

Co.) 

20  Waterston  and  Johnston 

21  Mann  and  Duncan,  S.S.C. 
21  Equitable  Life  A  smr.  Co. 
21  Caledonian  Fire  Insu.  Co. 
21  Scottish  Property  Invst.  Co. 
21  Mann  and  Duncan,  agents 

21  Aitken,  Gray,  &  Co.  mei'chts. 

22  Smith,  Alex,  corn  foctor 

23  Menzies,  Wm.  corn  broker 
23  Cusine,  James 

23  Eunson,  Mrs 

23  Grieve,  William,  wright 

24  Thorburn,  William,  baker 

25  Davidson,  John,  stationer 

26  Electric  Telegraph  Co. 

27  French,  John,  grocer 

28  Thomson,  John, 

28  Reiss,  Arthur,  &  Co.  merclits. 
28  Leith  Corn  Market   Co. — 

John  Scott,  secretary 
28  Scarth  and  Scott,  W.S. 
28  Scarth,  Pillans,  W.S.— ho.  37 
28  Macintosh,  Robert 
28  Macintosli,  Alexander 
28  Angus,  Robert 
28  Torry,  John,  agent 
28  Heddle,  Mrs 

28  Wood,  Andrew 

29  British  and  Irish  Magnetic 

Telegraph  Co. 
80  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

31  Murphy,  A.  D.,  S.S.C. 

32  Rendell,  Wm.  corn  factor 
32  Rendell,  Mags,  agent 

32  Tinniswood,  Robt.  agent. 
32  Morrison,  Mark,  merchant 

32  Chapman,  David 

33  Simson,  Walter,  agent 

33  Gavin,  P.  and  R.  agents 

34  Currie  &  Co.,  Jas.  agents 
34  Seator,  George 

34  Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamburgh 

Steam  Packet  Compcunj 

35  M'Glashan,  Jacobson,  &  Co. 

merchants 
35  Forth  and  Clyde  Shipping 

Company. 
35  Breysig  and  Co.  merchants 
35  AVilson,  J.  L.  merchant 
35  Pattison,  W.  G.  merchant 
35  Gillespie  &  Cathcart,  agents 


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21; 


36  M'Bride,  Mrs 

37  Scarlh,  Pillans,  W.S. 

38  Beveridge,  P.  S.,  S.S.C. 

39  Berwick,  Mrs  J. 

41  Wood,  P.  and  C.  raercliants 

42  Nimmo,  Mrs  Alex. 

43  Og-ilvie,  Jolin  and  Co. 

44  Leitli  and  Newcastle  Steam 

Packet  Company 

45  Cunningham,  Jolin,  plumber 

46  Mackenzie,  T. 

46  Hardie,  Tlios.  merchant 

47  Sliorrock,  Robt.  spirit  dealer 

48  British  Linen  Co.''s  Bank 

48  Cundell,  Joseph,  agent 

49  Paterson  &  Irvine,  solicitors 

50  Bell,  J.  and  Co.  wine  mers. 

51  General  Steam  Navigation 

Company 

52  Dalziell,  Mrs,  fruiterer 

53  and  54  Henderson  and  Turn- 

bull,  merchants 

55  Macgregor,  Sinclair,  and  Co. 

55  Macgregor,  D.  R.  merchant 

65  Rotterdam  and  Leith  Steam- 
ship Office 

55  Leitli,  and  St  PetersJmrg 
Steam  Company 

55  Leith  Commercial  List  Office 

7.  Binnie's  Close. 
Grandison,  Mrs 

3.  Bishop's  Close. 
I     Burden,  Mrs  George,  coffee- 
house. 
'       Mackenzie,  James,  printer 

5.  Blacket  I*Iacc. 

2  Arnott,  R.  A. 

4  Cunningham,  Mrs 

6  Robertson,  Jas.  (/.  7?.  ^- Co.) 

8  Cooper,  Thos.  (C.  <§■  Co.) 
10  Mossman,  A.  jeweller 
12  Williamson,  Sinclair 
!  14  Sutherland,  Mrs  R.  S. 
16  Craig,  Arch.  (C  Brothers) 
18  Maclaurin,  John 
20  Ramsay,  Mrs  John 
22  Irvine,  Mrs 
24  Brown,  William,  R.N. 
2G  Dunlop,  John,  M.D.,  R.N. 

28  Reid,  William 

30  Usher,  Andrew  {A.  U.  ^'  Co.) 
32  Carnegie,  Miss 

36  Ronaldson,  Mrs  Wm. 

38  Shiell,  Anthony 

40  Sime,  John 

40  Sime,  James,  M.A. 

42  Greig,  Mrs  B. 

44  Stuart,  Alexander 

52  Smith,  John,  auctioneer,  &c. 

54  Johnston,  Thos.  M. 

56  Macara,  Mrs 
60  Stoddai-t,  John 

,33  Summers,  Mrs  Thomas 

31  Home,  Patrick 

29  Brown,  Rev.  George 
27  Leishman,  James 


25  Monteith,  Duncan 

23  Somervill,  James,  S.S.C. 

21  Wright,  Mrs  Huoh 

19  Bogie,  Mrs  William 

17  Dickson,  Jn.  scur.  {J.  D.  &j- 

Son) 

15  Grieve,  Miss,  Newington  cot. 

13  Ritchie,  James 

11  Cotton,  Wm.  {G.  C.  Sc  Son) 
9  M'Glashan,  Edwart 

7  Grieve,  R.  S.  {R.  G.  ^  Co.) 

1  Gilmour,  Oliver 

Brown,  Miss,  Belleville  lodge 
M'Laren,  Duncan,  Newington 

house 
Watson,  Mrs 

5.  Blackford  ffioad. 

2  M'Call,  Miss 

4  Cheyne,  Miss 

6  Kennedy,  Misses 

8  Brown,  Alex. 

12  Harrison,  George 

14  Watson,  Jolm  K. 

16  Brown,  AValter 

18  Stewart,  Mrs 

20  Watt,  Miss 

22  Pearson,  Adam 

5  Anderson,  Mrs 

3  AVilson,  Mrs 

1  Hamilton,  Mrs 

4.  Blaia-  Street. 
1  Smiths  and  Co.  oilmen 
3  Currie,  David,  bookbinder 
3  Mackay,  David 
5  Wybar,  George 

9  Isles,  A.  and  Son,  curriers 

13  Paterson,  Abertas 
13  Mayer,  H. 

13  New  North  School 

13  Brenner,  Wilhelm,  clothier 

13  Gow,  James,  paper-ruler 

15  Dunn,  D.  &  R.  merchants 

19  Macniven,  P.  W.  &  Co. 
19  Murray,  George,  stationer 

19  Henderson,  James,  stationer 

21  Spence,  John 

23  Macniven  and  Cameron,  stats. 
23  Cameron,  Duncan,  stationer 
23  Cameron,  Robert 

27  Thomson,  Mrs 
31  Mackay,  William 
31  More,  Robert 
31  Simpson,  Robert 

35  Small,  W.  K.  basketmaker 
41  Mutrie,  W.  hairdresser 

18  Qvrigley,  Patrick 

20  Shepherd,  Wm. 

22  Hiilhouse,  Henry 

26  &  28  Barker,  Patrick 
30  Rafferty,  Peter 

36  Hamilton,  Robert 
38  Muir,  Peter 

44  Johnstone,  Thos. 

3.  Blandfield  Mouse. 

Latta,  Mrs  Robert 
Latta,  James 


3.  eienlieani  t'^Iace. 
1  Upton,  Thomas 
1  Jack,  John,  writer 
1  White,  Mrs 
1  Carr,  Michael,  tailor 

1  Carr,  Misses 

2  Reid,  Robert,  honse-paintcr 

3  Turner,  Samuel,  fruiterer 

4  M'Killop,  Miss,  milliner 

5  Bowie,  M.  and  Co. 

6  Lamb,  John 

8  Skinner,  AV.  R.,  S.S.C. 

9  Thomson,  C.  W. 
10  Ritchie,  David 

S'.  West  S.  BoiiBitiiiag-tosii. 
Simpson,  J.  Bennington  lodge 
Bomdnqton  Chemical  Co. 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  Elizafield 
Hardy,  James,  Elizafield 
Hunter,  David,  Elizafield 
AVhite,  Mrs,  skinner,  &c. 
Halliday,  William,  skinner 
Smith,  "Wm.  gardener 
Lawson,  Henry,  millmaster 
Junner,  John  C.  BonningtoQ 

brae 
Tod,  Adam,  Bridge  place 
Bro%vn,  John,  goods  superint. 
Miller,  James,  o-ardener 
Beveridge,  Mrs  Maria,  sp.dlr. 
Lowes,  Thos.  C.  (G.P.-O.) 

Ashfield 
Street,  A.  Bonnington  bower 
Duncan,  T.  {T.  D.  Sf  Sons} 

Cockburn  bank 
Kinghorn,  Wm.  Bonnington 

villa 
Brander,  John,   Bonnington 

grove  villa 
Douglas,  David,  writer,  Taap- 

hall  cottage 
Wauchope,   George,  Kintyre 

cottage 
Halley,  George,  Bonnington 

grove 

7.  Itoianingtois  Masako 
Dewar,  Ebenezer  (Z).  ^'  Co.) 
Alexander,  Mrs 
Hay,  Alex,  writer 
Sandilands,  Mrs 
Gibson,  Wm.  W.  (Gibson  Sj^- 
Walker)  Bonnington  house- 

6.  BonniBBgtoia  l^Sace.. 

1  Little,  Mrs 

2  Dickson,  James,  merchant 

3  Gray,  Jas.  (Aitken,  G.  Sf  Co.} 

4  Walker,  Geo.,  M.D.,  surgeon 
8  Scott,  F.  shipmaster 

8  Thomson,  James 

9  Richardson,  Mrs  T. 

10  Milne,  John 

11  Gavin,  Robert 

11  M'Gillivray,  William,  writer 

12  Mackie,  John 

13  Black,  Wm.  (W.  ^' J.  B.) 

14  Wood,  John,  merchant 


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6.  Homisng'toii,  IVew- 
liitTen  ISoad. 

Dalil,    Abraham,    Catlierine 

lodge 
Stocks,     James,      Catherine 

villa 
Raimes,  R.  Bonnington  park 
Balfour,  Mrs  A.  Northficld 
Orkney,    George,    gardener. 

Northfield ' 
Gordon,  Sir  J.  Watson, K.S.A. 

Catherine  bank  house 
TV  arrack,  J.  Catherine  bank 
Currie,     Jas.     (./.     Currie, 

§■  Co.)  Catherine  bank 
Notman,  Wm.  Northfield  cot- 
tage 
Scougall,  J.  Priory,  Eamsay 

place 
Eeoch,  AV.  George,  St  Clair's 
Wotherspoon,    AVOliam    W., 

Rose  bank 
Gavin,  Wm.  Williamficld 
Kemp,  Mrs  Dr  T.  Lindly 
Gavin,  W.  S.  Cherry  bank 
Gavin,   Peter  Drydcn,  Jess- 
field 
Mackay,  Mrs,  Williamficld 
Becker,  J.  W.,  Williamficld 
Ferguson,  J\Irs,  Cherry  bank 
Finlay,  Wm.    M.D.   Ciierry 

bank 
Finlay,  Robt.  B.,  M.D.Cherry 

bank 
Robertson,  Mrs,  Cherry  bank 
W'ebster,  Jas.  Cherry  bank 
Gilchrist,  John,  Cherry  bank 
Blair,  John,  gardener 
Crudelius,  Mrs,  Jessfiekl 
Thomson,  Capt.,  R.N.,  Jess- 
field 
Roberts,     William    H.    Ad- 
miralty house 
Sceales,  Adolphus  M.  Willow 

bank 
Bernardes,  Robt.  boatbuildcr 

®.  Bonmng;ton  Terrace. 

1  Wright,  Robert 

2  Steven,  William 

3  Watt,  Andrew 

4.  Boron^Moch. 

Melvin,  Alexander,  brewer 
Boroughloch  house 

Boswell  Ifioad,Wardic. 

Nibblet,  F.  B.  Erneston  lodge 
Mathieson,    Geo.   siiipowner 

and  agent,  Clifton  lodge 
Houy,  Wm.  examiner  to  the 

G.P.-O.,  Oakleigh  villa 
Smith,  A.  secy,  to  ij^dhiburgh 

University,  Gesto  villa 
Ray,  James,  Granlon  squai^e 
Yule,  Thos.  B.  Wardie  house 
Hope,  Miss,  Wardie  lods'e 
M'Dowall,  Mrs  Col.  C'entre 

villa 


Paterson,  Mrs,  Wardie  villa 
Kennedy,  Thos.  Wardie  hotel 

1.  Botanic  ^^ardeiis. 

M'Nab,  J.  supeiintendent 
Bovt^ershall. 

Tennaut,     T.   M.    and    Co. 
engineers 

7.  Bowling-  f^reen  ^t. 

4  Bridges,  Mrs  Thomas 

4  Lindsay,  James 

4  Waddell,  Mrs  James 

6  Auld,  Gideon 

8  Macfarlane,  G.  missionary 

10  Reid,  James  Carter 

3.  Boyd's  lEntry. 

Russell,  T.  leather  merchant 
Milne,  David,  leather  mercht. 

Ic  BrandiOeld  Place. 

1  Trotter,  Alexander 

1  Craigie,  D.  and  J.  plasterers 

1  Morrison,  John  W. 

1  Stuart,  Mrs 

1  Kilgour,  J.  classical  teacher 

2  Russell,  Wilham 

Williie  and  Paul,  lampmakers 

1.  Brandon  Street. 

1  M'Leod,  J.  G.  E. 

2  Park,  Robert 

4  Parker,  Jolm  J.,  W.S. 

4  Spittal,  Mrs  James 

5  Marr,  Dr  James,  F.R.C.S.E. 

6  Howden,  Peter,  wine  mercht. 

8  Lindsay,  Lieut. -Col.  P. 

9  Adam,  Patrick 

11  Davidson,  Mrs  W. 

11  Davidson,  Alex,  writer 
]  1  Rae,  Henry 
11  Rae,  David 

11  Sibbald,  Miss 

12  M'Callum,  Mrs 
12  Aitken,  Miss 

12  Paton,  Walter 

13  Anderson,  James 
1-1.  AVilson,  Mrs  John 

14  Lines,  Sir  David 
14  Ritchie,  Miss 

14  Scoon,  Kenneth,  jun. 

15  Parker,  W.  A.  advocate 
Howie,  John 

Forgie,  William,  smith,  &c. 

1.  Bread  Street. 

1  Lillie,  Thomas,  baker 

9  M'Donald,  James 
11  M'Caul,  James 
11  Dow,  James 
11  Thomson,  Robert 
11  Forrest,  William,  plasterer 
11  Walker,  Archibald 
1 1  Yule,  James 
13  Berry,  James,  saddler 
15  Dalgleish,  David,  flesher 


17  Charles,  George 

]7  M'Culloch,  George 

17  GilfiUan,  J. 

17  Brownlee,  Wm.  builder 

17  Steel,  James,  builder 
21  Smith,  John 

21  Beattie,  W.  &  Sons,  builders 
21 -A  Gillespie,  James 

23  Wilson,  James,  builder 
23  Bain,  Thomas 
23  Fleming,  Thomas 
23  Alexander,  Mrs 

25  M'Kean,  Martin 
25-B  Douglas,  Robert 
25-B  Riddle,  Adam 
25-B  Barge,  John  B. 
25-B  Sanderson,  James 
25-B  Lauder,  Andrew 

27  M'Lean,  AViUiam 

29  Sutherland,  Andw.  merchant 

28  Napier,  Robert,  builder 

26  Moir,  Charles 

22  Mossman,  George 

22  Orr,  David 

18  Drew  &  Burnet 

14  Mossman,  George,  plumbei" 
10  Rutherford,  William 

6  Davidson,  William 

6.  Bridg:e  Street,  licith. 

1  Anderson,  Lewis,  ironmonger 

3  Monro,  Aim,  bootmaker 

4  M'Kay,  J.  &  C. 

Old  Church  Street  intersects. 

23  Robertson,  John,  spirit  dealer 
25  Fackney,  Mrs  James 

27  Kerr,  J.  meal  dealer 

28  Houston,  D.  merchant 

31  Stocks,  Peter,  baker 

32  Stewart,  G.  C. 

33  Stephenson,  Philip,  R.N. 
33  M'Lean,  Mrs 

33  Charteris,  Miss 

DocTc  Street  intersects. 

36  Blackie,  John  R.  watchmaker 

37  Ram  age,  Alexander 

3S  Lyal,  Richard,  corn  mercht. 

39  Lawsou,  William,  painter 

40  Foreman,  T.  S.  teacher 

41  Russell,  E.  &  R.  bakers 

42  Tweeddale,  R.  jun.  flesher 

43  Giff"ord,  William 
43  Stevenson,  Robert 
43  Pringle,  John 

Sandport  Street  intersects. 

45  Steven,  William,  merchant 

46  Miller,  J.  &  R.  grocers 

47  Aitken,  William,  shipbroker 
47  Gillon,  Robert,  tailor 

47  Mathieson,  Jos.  (J.  Sf  R.) 
50  Ferguson,  W.  P.  stationer 
52  Brown,  W.  A.  hairdresser 

56  Skeen,  Sirs  i 

57  Milner,  Robert,  surgeon 

58  Millar,  R.  jun.  watchmaker   ' 

4.  Brighton  Street. 

7  Clothing  Society 


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7  Lockie,  Mrs,  lodgings 
7  Cowan,  William 
7  Stewart,  Alexander 
9  Scott,  Mrs 
9  M'Naughton,  Mrs 
9  Rutherford,  Alexander 

7  Lang,  Daniel 

9  Kerr,  Alexander 

9  Dewar,  S. 

Brighton  Street  Chajyel. 
10  Hamilton,  AVm.  tea  dealer 
10  Corner,  J.  M. 
10  Duncan,  James 

8  Hamilton,  W.  L.  tea  dealer 
6  Henderson,  James 

6  Smart,  Misses,  dressmakers 

4.  Bristo  l*lace. 

Baptist  Chapel. 

1  Clark  and  Co. 

2  Wood,  Alexander,  fruiterer 
4  Maxwell,  Miss,  toy  shop 

4  Steven,  David 

5  Shiels  &  Son,  confectioners 

6  Ross,  Alexander 

8  Danks,  Mrs  E. 

9  Morrison,  James 
10  Bailey,  AV.  &  J.  A. 

4.  Slrist®  I^ori. 

1  Cowan,  Thos.  spirit  dealer 

2  Fleming,  George,  baker 

3  Sinclair,  John,  bookseller 

4  Donald,  John,  BristoPortlane 
4  Brolochan,  A. 

,  4  Rennie,  John 

4.  IBrlsto  Street. 

7  Hogg,  A.  spirit  merchant 
15  Archibald,  William 

17  Thomson,  Mrs 

17  Boak,  Alexander 

17  Gideon,  Thomas 

17  Alexander,  A.  corn  merchant 

17  Forsyth,  William 

17  Gardiner,  Alexander 

19  Alexander  Walter 

23  Wilkie,  Alexander 

23  Middlemas,  Mrs 

25  Dykes,  Richard 

26  Mather,  Alexander 

I      Cha7'les  Street  intersects. 
29  Barkei",  Thomas 
38  Smellie,  Robert,  grocer 
35  Watson,  Alexander 
35  Chalmers,  William 
35  Robertson,  Jas.  (G.P.-O.) 
37  Bin-net,  William 
41  Forsyth,  Robert,  tailor 
41  Dewar,  Archibald 
43  Roper,  George 
51  Fraser,  A.  bootmaker 
153  Fraser,  Mrs 
61  Garrioch,  John 
71  Cotton,  George 
7.1  Potts,  G.  H. 
70  Jopp,  J.  G. 
70  Graham,  A.  tea  merchant 
68  M'Lavill,  R.  K. 
68  Bain,  WiUiam 


66  Bain,  D.  grocer 
64  Dewar,  Mrs 

64  Alexander,  J.  G. 
62  Macgill  and  Begbie 
58  GeneraVs  Entry. 
58  Anderson,  James 

56  Moncnr,  John 

57  Weir,  Peter 

65  Chisholm,  Robert 
5i  Tod,  Mrs 

54  Learmonth,  A.  victual  dealer 
54  Shaw,  James 
52  Williamson,  Thomas 
48  Watson,  James 
38  Dickson,  Adam 
36  Hamilton''s  Entry. 
Urquhart,  Kenneth 
36  Cameron,  John 
36  Robertson,  Mrs 
32  Gordon,  J.  druggist 
30  Rutherford  &  Co.  spirit  mer. 
30  Middleton^s  Entry 
24  Davis,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
20  Millar,  Alexander 
18  Walker,  Thomas 

Edinburgh  Clothing  Society 
16  Muir  and  Wilson 
16  Muir,  Mrs,  grocer 

2  Wood,  W.  flesher 

4  Gracie,  James 

'?.  ISroad  W  jnd. 
10  Walker,  Oliver 
12  Macalpine,  Wm.  saddler 
4.  Uroog'haiia  Place. 

4  Wotherspoon,  William 

4  Hooper,  Mrs 

5  Shiels,  R.  T. 
7  Christie,  Mrs 
7  Ord,  William 

7  Chalmers,  John 
7  Graham,  Robert 

7  Christie,  Mrs  James 

4.  lSrong;haiii  street. 

2  Dickison,  Alexander 

4  Menzies,  James 

4  Gellatly,  David 

4  Jamieson,  Augustus  G. 

4  Brodie,  Walter 

4  Stevenson,  Mrs 

4  Walker,  Mrs 

6  Martin,  John 

8  Ritchie,  T. 

10  Blake,  Andrew 

10  Fleming,  James 

10  Mather,  Alexander 

10  Shaw,  Robert 

10  Smith,  Thomas 

12  Wood,  Joseph 

14  Cuthbert,  Clerkson,  M.D. 

16  Stirling,  Mrs  Archibald 

16  Pearson,  James 

16  Dennison,  Alexander 

16  Smith,  George 

18  Smith,  James 

20  Elliot,  Mrs 

22  Lumsdaine,  Archibald 

22  Macgregor,  Mrs  Josoph 


22  SmeUie,  Rev.  James 
22  Whitelaw,  Miss 
24  Dick,  Mrs 

2.  Broil  g^htosa  Hall. 

Yule,  D.  C. 

3,  Broug-IifoHa  (ILiOw.) 
Ewing,  William,  cooper 
Baird,  John,  plastei'er 
Wardlaw,  A.  &  J.  smiths 
Fraser,  Thomas,  joiner 
Maule,  John,  builder 
Young,  William 

2.  BroHg-ktoBi  Market. 

1  to  5  Carmichael,  W. 
Stevenson,  J.  &  Son,  builders 
Murray,  R.  cabinetmaker 
Thomson,  D.  &  J.  smiths,  &c. 
Munro,  D.  T. 

Curie,  J.  pianoforte  maker 
Munro,  A.  coachbuilder 
Bell,  Thomas,  smith 
Grierson,  John  S.  smith 
Seggie,  Alex,  machinist 

2.  Broug-hton  (liew.) 

2  Sanderson  &  Muirhead,  bldrs. 
4  Neilson,  John 

6  Reid,  Stephenson 

7  Bogue,  W.  architect 

8  Scott,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
11  Whyte  &  Eadie,  carpenters 

Allan,  Thomas,  japanner 
2.  Broag-htoiB  («$Mo> 

3  Blitchell,  Robert  F. 
3  Paterson,  Robert  B. 

Boyd,  J.  cabinet  works 

Faterson^s  Court. 
1  Brand,  Andrew 
3  Kirkwood,  A.  L.  accountant 
3  Kirkwood,  Mrs  Charles 

2.  Broiig-hton  Park. 

Cobbold,  Alan  B. 
2,  Uron^litmi  Solace. 

1  Elder,  A.  agent 

1  Galloway,  Sirs  Janet 

1  M'Culloch,  James 

1  Stewart  &  Fraser,  dressm. 

7  Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings 

7  Bruce,  James 

7  Campbell,  F.  lodgings 

7  Carson,  Mrs 

7  Dickson,  James 

9  Elder,  Alexander,  agent 
11  Dickson,  R.  architect 

11  Fairly,  Thomas  S. 

13  Wood,  Robt. 

15  Rowbottom,  Rev.  F.  M.A. 

19  Stephenson,  John  (S.  S.^ 

21  Ballantyne,  Mrs  Wm. 

21  Potts,  Thomas,  D.C.S. 

21  Crossan,  Mrs 

21  Dougall,  William 

23  Copland,  George 

29  Plenderleith,  Miss 

31  Paton,  Miss 


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Bro 


31  White,  Mrs 

31  Snowdon,  Walter 

31  Guthrie,  Mrs,  lodginga 
33  Criiickshank,  Johu 

35  Kose,  Wm. 

BrougMon  Court  intersects. 

39  Forrester,  John 
37  Mortimer,  John 

32  Graham,  Mrs  Balfour 
32  Carrick,  Mrs 

32  Sibbald,  John 

30  Crawford,  William 

30  Crawford,  Rev.  David 

28  Watson,  Mrs  T.  Boswall 

26  Colquhomi,  James  A. 

24  Dundas,  George,  C.A. 

22  Aitken,  Captain  Alex.  R.N. 

20  Ciarksou,E.,M.D.,H.E.I.C.S. 

18  Eraser,  Alex.  M. 

16  Christie,  Mrs  David 

16  Presgrave,  Mrs  Jane 

16  Boggie,  William 

16  Mackersv,  L,,  W.S. 

16  Smith,  Mrs 

16  Melville,  Francis  S.,  A.C.S. 

14  Paul,  Thomson,  W.S. 

11  Low,  Miss 

8  Ritchie,  A.  Carnegy,  advocate 

6  Aitchison,  Mrs 

4  Kerr,  Andrew  A. 

2  Gray,  Mrs 

2  St  James's  Chapel 

3.  ISrOMg^Sitom  i^Iace, 


1  Veitch,  Miss  E.  lodgings 

2  Bain,  D.  accountant 
2  Couper,  William 

2  Pringle,  James 

3  Gibb,  John  M. 

4  Knox,  James 

4  Thomson,  Peter,  gardener 
4  Carstairs,  William 
4  Walker,  Jas.  {F.  C.  O.) 
4  Boyd,  John 

4  Webster,  Mrs 

5  Cook,  Miss 

S.  Slrons;Iat©M  Sireet. 

1  Spence,  James 

3  Victoria  hotel — Grey,  John 

7-A  Taylor,  D.  umbrella  maker 

7  Sommerville,  Mrs 

9  Blackie,  Miss,  draper 

13  Wilkinson,  D.  baker 

15  Paterson,Maurice,  bookbinder 

17  Milne,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 

19  Finlay,  J.  fruiterer 

19  M'Ewen,  John,  cowfeeder 

21  Gulland,  James 

21  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

21  "Webster,  Lawrence 

21  More,  Archd. 

21  Moir,  Peter 

21  Croall,  William 

23  Thomson,  Misses  M.  and  I. 

25  Reid,  S.  spirit  dealer 

27  Young,  Johu 


29  Crosson,  Misses,  milliners 

29  Reid,  Archd. 

29  Gray,  Dunn,  &  Co.  bakers 

31  Walker,  John,  mason 

31  Stewart,  Robert,  writer 

31  Hay,  Alexander 

31  Leith,  James 

31  Sayers,  Mrs  Robert 

31  Paterson,  Mrs 

33  Ritchie,  G.  M.  ale  stores 

35  Alexander,  Miss  Ann 

35  Clark,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 

35  Home,  Miss 

35  Rutherford,  George 

35  Mercer,  Miss,  dressmaker 

37-A  M'Leod,  John,  tailor 

37-C  Blunro,  Wm.  slater 

39  Smith,  David,  grocer 

41  Davie,  Duncan 

41-A  Slimon,  David 

41-A  Simpson,  G.  B. 

41-A  Field,  Mrs  W. 

41-A  Ross,  Adolphus 

41-A  Thomson,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 

41-A  Slimon,  James 

41-A  Ferrie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

43  Rutherford,  Geo.  baker 

45  Robertson,  Miss 

47  Poole,  Alex,  hairdresser 

49  Murehead,  Alex,  tavern 

49  Sloan,  Thomas 

49  Sloan  &  Son,  coal  merchants 

—See  Adv. 
51  Gunn,  Mrs 
51  Lauder,  Mrs  John 
51  Seton,  Gregor 
51  Kirkham,  Mrs 
51  Preston,  Mrs  A. 
51  Fergusson,  Miss 
51  Thomson,  Alex. 
63  Gray,  John,  grocer 
55  Ewing,  Mrs  Helen 
57  Forest,  Mrs,  dressmaker 
59  White,  Mrs 
59  Croal,  George 
59  Mercer,  William 
59  Murehead,  Andrew 
59  M'Laren,  P.  cabinetmaker 
59  Adair,  Alexr. 
59  Danskine,  Miss 
59  Liglis,  David 
59  Adair,  Miss 
59  Tarbet,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
61  Brims,  Andrew,  and  Son 
65  Horsburgh,  J.  grocer 
69  Dow,  Miss  Jane 
69  Dewar,  Thomas 
69  Gibb,  David,  joiner 
69  Cribbes,  Peter 
69  Macdonald,  Jas.  {G.  P.-O.) 
69  Wallace,  Thos.  shoemaker 
71-A  M'Innes,  M.  bootmaker 
75  Shedden,  John 
75  Pae,  James 
75  Murray,  Misses,  milliners 
75  Gibson,  Geo.  agent 
75  Mitchell,  James 
77  Ferrier,  Mrs 
79  Small,  A.  and  D.  painters 


81  Macpherson,  A.  tobacconist 

83  Friend,  Mrs,  confectioner 

85  Moffat,  John,  spirit  dealer 

87  Swan,  James,  baker 

76  Inch,  John 

74  Taylor,  Mrs,  green  grocer 

72  Aikman,  Mrs 

72  Lawrie,  A.  surgeon 

72  Macpherson,  Miss 

72  Eraser,  Alexr. 

72  Sadler,  Mrs 

72  Laubach,  Conrad 

70  Milne,  Robert,  jun.  painter 

68  Petrie,  James,  shoemaker 

66  Taylor,  Mrs 

64  Macarter,  David 

64  Scriviner,  WiUiam 

64  Inglis,  Miss 

64  Lumsden,  Mrs 

64  Gordon,  Alexander 

64  Craig,  James 

62  Gillespie,  A.  ironmonger 

62  Marshall,  James,  plumber 

60  Legget,  R.  coach  hirer 

58  Megson,  David 

58  Shanks,  Mrs 

58  Liston,  George 

58  Dick,  John,  plumber 

58  Gatherer,  J\Irs,  lodgings 

58  Mitchell,  George  {G.F.-O:) 

58  Purves,  Peter 

56-A  Hunter,  Miss,  dressmaker 

54  Scott,  John,  shoemaker 

52  Silvie,  James,  writer 

52  Richardson,  JMrs  Robert 

52  Slater,  Mrs  James 

52  Finlay,  Mrs 

50  Craig,  Thomas,  grocer 

50-A  Aitken,  J.  china  mercht. 

46  Johnston,  J., butcher 

44  Aitken,  James,  druggist 

44-A  Gifford,  C.  spirit  dealer 

42  &  48  Kerr,  Geo.  tea  dealer 

40  Craig,  James,  grocer 

38  Mitchell,  George 

38  Hardie,  Robert 

38  Hardie,  Miss,  dressmaker 

38  Swan,  James  > 

38  Hoseason,  James  D.  j 

38  Hoseason,  Gilbert 

36  Cooper,  AVra.  cowfeeder 

34  Kerr  &  Co.  stoneware  dealers 

George  Heriofs  School 

30  Parker,  John,  cabinetmaker 

28  Bayne,  Alex,  tailor 

26  Anderson,  James,  bookseller 
St  Mary^s  Free  Church 
Lawrie,  W.  chm-ch  officer      i 

22  Walker,  Mrs 

20  Farquhar,  A.  grocer 

18  Charles,  James,  ironmonger 

18  Aitchison,  John 

18  Henderson,  Thomas 

16  Watson,  Mrs,  midwife 

16  Wilkinson,  David 

16  Crease,  Mrs 

16  Muir,  William 

14  Seat  on,  Robert 


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12  Forrestal,  J. 

12  Brockie,  William 

10  Gulland,  Jolin 

St  Mary''s  C'atJiolic  Church 
C  Mundell,  A.  bootmaker 
2  M'Douald,  Rodck.  spirit  mer. 

2  Queen's  Theatre  and  Opera 

House 

7.  Browm's  EsUry. 
Leith  Walk  Saic-Mills 
Mitcliell,  John,  &  Co. 
Murray,  Alex,  builder 
Cm-rie,  A.  lirewood  factory 

I.  Brown's  Place^ 

Vermel. 
1  Forgan,  David 
4  Brolochan,  Mrs  George 
4  Turnbull,  James,  teacher 
4  Stewart,  Mrs 

4  Wright,  John 

5  Millar,  Robert 

5  Fairweather,  Alexander 

6.  Bro^vn's  IHace, 

Junction  Bridge.,  Leith. 
Brown,  George,  smith 
Brown,  William,  smith 
M'Kelvie,  Jas.  coal  mercht. 

4.  Brown  Sqsiare. 

3  Lees,  John,  tobacconist 

4  Leg-gat,  G.  &  J. 

5  Cameron,  J.  and  P.  railway 

carriers 

12  Wells,  James 

1 7  Alexander,  Rev.  Dr  W^.  L. 
IS   Mackay,  D. 
19  Crombie,  John 

5.  Brown  Street. 
7  Robertson,  Wm.  corn  agent 
7  Anderson,  William 
7  Sinclair,  James 
9  Thom,  Thomas 
9  Adamson,  Walter 
9  Mair,  George 

13  Gellan,  AVilliam 
13  O'Donnell,  John 
13  Bruce,  Robert 
13  Hunter,  Mrs 

13  Brockley,  xAlrs 

15  Murray,  Andrew 

15  Peddie,  Thomas 

15  Sorreck,  Miss 

15  Lindsay,  Mrs  W.  lodgings 

15  Pettie,  David 

15  Martin,  Robert 

15  Waterstou,  James 

5.  Brown  street  Iiane. 

Dun,  Miss,  baker 

3.  Brunswick  §ireetj 

Hillside, 
9  Hunter,  Thomas 

11  Lorimer,  A.,  M.D. 
13  Orr,  Mrs  Capt. 

15  Bruce,  Miss 


1.  Brunswick  Street. 

1  Monteith,  Thomas,  wine  and 
spirit  merchant 

15  Fortune,  John 

17  Wilson,  Chai'les,  dairy 
19  Ferguson,  Thomas 

]9  White,  John 

19  Dickson,  R. 

23  Hutchison,  Ralph  A. 
25  Luke,  James,  baker 

27  Monteith,  Thomas 

29  Dunlop,  C.  cabinetmaker 
33  Johnston,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
33  Anderson,  A.  cabinetmaker 

43  PatOD,  William 
47  Park,  John 

49  Reid,  Mrs 

49  Forrest,  Mrs  Daniel 
51  Green,  Mrs 

58  St  Stephen\i  ScJiool 
54  Macfiirlane,  M.  milliner 

50  Brown,  John,  clerk 
50  Todd,  J.  painter 

44  Drummond,  Mrs  J.  grocer 
42  St  Cuthhert^s co-operat. store 
42-A  M'Roberts,  Mrs 

38  Duncan,  Mrs  Joseph 

38  Affleck,  Miss 

3G  Cuthbert,  D.  grocer 

32  Edingtou,  Alex,  tailor 

28  Stewart,  Miss,  milliner 
28  Graham,  Robert  B.  artist 

24  Korrie,  Robert 

20  M'Murtrie,  Thomas 

20  Mitchell,  Robert,  dairy 

18  Wood,  Alexander 
18  Grant,  Mrs 

18  Adams,  John 

16  M'Donald,  Donald 
14  Simpson,  George 

12  Mathers,  George,  &  Co. 

10  Paterson,     Abertas,     pawn- 
broker 

10  Lauriston,  A.  basket  maker 
6  White,  John 
6  Burnett,  Mrs,  lodgings 
6  Turnbull,  Mrs,  lodgings 

3.  Brnnton  Cottag-e. 
Thomson,  John 

2.  Brnnton  I'lace. 

4  Tod,  James  (iU  Sj-  T.) 

5  Stodart,  George 

5  White,  R.  {R.  W.  Sf  Co.) 

6  Grabble,  John  U. 

7  Cree,  James,  merchant 

8  Henderson,  Thomas,  W.S. 
8  Baxter,  John 

8  Henderson,  AV.  banker 

9  Allan,  Mrs  Thomas  C. 

5.  Bruntsfield  JLinks. 

Haig,  Mrs,  View  park 
Stocks,  Charles 
M'Ewan,  Douglas 

5.  Bruntsfield  Place. 

1  Henderson,  Rev.  D. 
P 


2  Paul,  Robert 

3  Scott,  Peter  Redford,  of  Red- 

ford  Hill 

4  Watson,  Rev.  Charles,  D.D. 

5  TuUis,  AVilliam 

7  Rutherford,  Mrs  W. 

8  Balmaiu,  Thomas 
8  Balmaiu,  Mrs 

10  xMunro,  A.  B. 

11  Crichton,  George 

12  Richardson,  Robert 

13  Bryson,  R.  {R.B.  and  Sons) 

14  Bowden,  Mrs 

15  Chisholme,  Miss  Scott 

5.  Bruntsfield  Terrace, 

2  Jameson,  Andrew 

3  Camerone,  Mrs 

4  Thatcher,  Mrs 

5  Cousin,  George 

4.  BuccEeucIi  Place. 

2  Philpot,  James 

2  Mill,  John  (N.B.  Advertiser) 

2  Aitken,  Mrs 

2  Thomson,  R.  D. 

2  Stewart,  William 

2  Kidd,  James 

2  Milne,  Mrs 

2  Glen,  John 

4  Duncan,  James  S. 

5  White,  Mrs  George 
5  Veitch,  Misses 

5  Dyer,  J.  N.  commeroial  agent 
5  Mathieson,  John 

5  Scott,  Miss 

0  Veitch,  George  Seton 

6  Lee,  Misses 

7  Rule,  George  (Com.  Bank) 
7  Cai-penter,  Miss 

7  Mackenzie,  Mrs 
7  Mackenzie,  John 
7  Dunn,  Thomas 

7  Livingston,  Mrs 

8  Oliphant,  Mrs  AValter 
8  Moncur,  Mrs  Mary 

8  Roy,  Andrew 

8  Weatherhead 

9  Smith,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 
10  Robertson,  Mrs 

1 0  Cotton,  Mrs 
10  Thorburn,  Mrs 
10  M'Farlane,  Mrs 
10  Clason,  James 
10  Clason,  Miss 

10  Cockburn,  James  {G.P.-O.) 

11  Watson,  Mrs  AVm. 

12  Baxter,  David 

12  Hall,  William,  teacher 

12  Keir,  Misses 

12  Thomson,  A.  (A.  T.  Sj- Sons) 

14  Lees,  John 

15  Paterson,  John 
15  Arthur,  Mrs 

15  Macwhirter,  Mrs 
15  Dickson,  William 
15  M'Lachlan,  John 
15  Falconer,  Henry  D. 


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15  Steel,  David 

16  M'Millan,  John 

17  Glass,  Kobert,  silver-plater 

18  Fairburn,  Miss 

18  Horsburgh,  John,  engraver 

18  Armour,  Robert  W. 

18  Bailie,  Walter  (  W.  §■  ^.) 

18  Patch  ie,  Mrs 

18  Ai'mour,  Henry,  printer 

18  Mackay,  E. 

19  Aitken,  Alexander 

20  Muir,  Mrs 

20  Muir,  William  S. 

21  White,  Mrs 

21  Morison,  John 

22  Eenton,  William,  jun. 

23  Eobertson,  Joseph,  {G.R.H.) 

24  Inglis,  John  H. 
24  Milne,  Misses 
24  Stark,  Adam 

24  Denton,  Mrs 

25  Milne,  P. 

26  Little,  Archd. 

26  Whittit,  John,  com.  traveller 
26  Graham,  John 
28  Gunn,  Alexander 
28  AVatson,  David 

28  Miller,  Mrs 

29  Elder,  Mrs 

29  M'Naughton,  Mrs 
29  Hay,  John 

29  Fairbairn,  James 

30  Dymock,  James  E. 

31  Peterson,  Magnus 
31  Wilson,  Mi-3 

31  Haldaue,  Francis 
31  Wyld,  Mrs 
31  Johnston,  Mrs 
31  Leavock,  Mrs 

31  Mitchell,  Alexander 

32  Gray,  James 

38  Steele,  Peter,  teacher 

33  Steele,  James  P. 

34  Gilmour,  Alexander 
34  Sinclair,  Henry 

4.  ISMCcleucIa  Sta'eet. 
1  Sutherland,  Janet 

1  Nevrbigging,  David 

2  Smith,  Thomas 

3  M'Neille,  John 
3  Charles,,«.William 
3  Gunn,  Miss 

5  Watt  and  Bleak 

5  Johnston,  Peter 

7  Blane,  William,  grocer 
Buccleuch  Place  intersects. 

9  Lyon,  Misses 
15  Eoger,  David 
15  Clephane,  Mrs 
15  Williamson,  George 
15  Birrel,  Mrs  Catherine 
15  Sinton,  James 
17  Drysdale,  Mrs 
19  Anderson,  W.  and  J. 
19  Thorburn,  Robert 
19  Hunter,  Adam 
21  Muir,  Peter,  bowmaker,  {R. 
Archers^  Hall) 


21  Borouglilocli  Brewery. 
25  Plymer  and  Sou 

33  Wilkie,  3Irs 

45  Fairbairn,  Henry 

49  Durward,  Misses,  grocers 

51  Collie,  D.  E.  printer 

51  Miller,  Thomas 

51  M'Pherson,  Charles 

51  Simson,  James  Kerr 

86  Eeid,  Robert 

88  Tait,  James 

72  Muir,  John 

72  Frain,  William 

70  Somerville,  John 

70  Dobbie,  Robert 

70  Wilson,  W.  E.  prmter 

66  Anderson,  Archibald 

64  M'Intosh,  Mrs 

64  Ormiston,  Wilham,  surveyor 

64  Cameron,  Joseph 

60  Cowan,  William  &  Benjamin 

48  Connolly,  P.  J.  printer 

44  Forrest,  James 

42  Temple,  William,  salesman 

42  Galbraith,  Thomas 

S6  Brotherson,  William 

32  Brown,  Mrs 

22  Greig,  David,  smith 

20  Henderson,  W.  victual  dealer 

16  Muir,  John 

14  Eogers,  Misses  E.  and  A. 

12  Weir,  George 

10  M'Cord,  David 

10  M'Dougall,  Thomas,  wright 

10  AVhittit,  William 
4  Drummond,  William 
4  M'Leod,  John,  animal  painter 
4  M'Leod,  Eobert,  sculptor 

HsickiiigSjaiMi  Terrace. 
Trinity  Chapel. 

1  Watson,  John 

2  Kennedy,  Lord  William 

3  Wood,  Mrs  Stewart 

4  Cadell,  Mrs 

4  Dunlop,  Miss 

5  Sinclair,  Captain  George 

6  Watkins,  Col.  James 

7  Bruce,  George  C. 

8  Smith,  Archibald,  M.D. 

9  MacDougall,  Professor 
10  Kippen,  William 

14  Jamieson,  J.  A.,  W.S. 

15  Sellar,  W.  Y.  professor. 

16  Henderson,  Mrs  Piercy 

16  Lockhart,  J.  S. 

17  Macdougall,  Lieut. -Col. 
20  Finnie,  Mrs 

4.  ISsiriael's  Close. 
1  Elder,  John,  goldsmith 
1  Edgar,  Eoberd 
1  Wood,  Isabella 

7.  Hums'  Street. 
22  Webster,  AYm.  grocer 

'S.  Cable  Wymd. 

1  Pottinger,  James,  grocer 
5  Adamson,  Mrs,  fishcurer 


11  Howie,  Mrs,  grocer 

15  Miller,  William,  spirit  dealer 

16  Paul,  John,  carter 

19  Methuen,  James,  fishcurer 
37  Gilchrist,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

2.  Calton  Mill^ 
Regent  Road. 

Hill,  D.  0.,  Calton  stairs 
Dugald Stewarts  Monument 
..    The  Royal  Ohservatory 
Playfair^s  Monument 
Nelson's  Monument 
National  Monument 
The  High  School 
Burns^  Monument 
County  Jail  and  Bridewell 
— Smith,  John,  governor 

3.  Calton  Mill. 

1  Hawks,  J.  bit  and  spur  maker 
5  Brown,  John,  engraver 

7  Hopper,  Thomas 

7  Ross,  George,  letter  carrier 

11  Ramsay,  John,  and  Sons 

13  Johnston,  Alexander 

17  Cameron,  Thomas 

21  AValker,  J.  recorder  of  Calton 

23  Porteous,  Mrs  J. 
26  Sinclair,  Mrs  John 

26  Chalmers,  John,  shoemaker 

26  Wright,  Mrs 

26  Kennedy,  Alex.  W.S. 

24  Almond,  J.  E. 
24  Knight,  Geo. 

22  Bell,  Miss,  dressm.aker 
22  Bell,  James,  {B.  &f  S.) 

18  Caird,  F.  G.  agent 
16  Glen,  Alexander 

14  Farmer,  David,  baker 
14  Liddle,  William 

12  Cameron,  James 
12  Turner,  John 

10  M'Kechnie,  William 

10  Drever,  David,  tailor 

10  Lyons,  James 

10  Selcraig,  Thomas,  {G.P.-O.) 

9  AVilson,  Mrs  C.  nurse 

8  Wilson,  David,  wright 

8  Forbes,  Eraser,  boot  &  shoe- 
maker 

4  Ott,  W.  clockmaker 

4  Pringle,  John,  com.  lodgings 

3.  Calton.  Mig^h. 

3  Goodall,  J. 

2  Shireff,  C.  corn  factor 
2  Falconer,  John,  agent 

4  Fraser,  G.  bonnet  block  maker 
28  Rescue  Home — Mrs  Smith, 

matron 

2.  Calt'oiij,  EjOW. 

60  Kennedy,  J.  hairdresser 

61  Lyon,  James,  hairdresser 
59  Forsyth,  James 

58  Hill,  W.  leather  merchant 
55  M'DIarmid,  John  . 

54  Campbell,  Arch,  spirit  dealer 


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S.  Cf&lion  Place. 

Aikman,   Archibald,   &  Co. 
merchants. 

3.  Calton  Street. 
1  &  2  Sinclair  &  Co.  drysalters 

3  Pringle,   John,   Calton  Re- 

freshment Rooms 

4  Lawson,  Frederick 

5  Vallauce,  AVilliam 

6  Crawford, Jas.  & Co.cls.  &drs. 
6  Dickson,  R. 

6  Hynde,  Thomas 

6  Fotheringham,  Robert 

7  Farmer,  David,  baker 

8  "Wilson,  Thomas,  dairyman 

8  Neilson,  John,  haber.  &  mil. 

8  Wilson,  Thos.  &  Son,  bntchs. 

9  M'Kenzie,  Robert,  dairy 

10  Ferguson  &  Co. 

11  Drummond's  Temp,  liotel 
11  Drummond,  Peter,  tailor 

11  Ross  and  Wright,  goldbeaters 

and  dealers  in  coins 
11  M'Clure,  H. 
11  Fairley,  Elizabeth 

11  Robertson,  Peter 

12  Thomson  and  Porteous,   to- 

bacco merchants 

13  Carmichael,  L.  druggist 

13  Johnston,   Thomas,   refresh- 

ment rooms 

14  Neilson,  Thos.  linen  draper 

15  Porteous,  William,  baker 

16  Edin.  and  Leitli  Loan  Co, 

17  Wightman,  John,  flesher 

18  Fairley,  Elizabeth,  spirit  dlr. 

CaiMljridge  Street. 

1  Bryce,  John 
1  Martin,  William 

1  Cox,  Mrs  George 

2  Kay,  Thos.  {T.  K.  ^  Son) 

3  Johnston,  Miss  M. 

3  Murdoch,  Rev.  Alexander  D. 
3  Douglas,  George  Coutts 
3  Chisholm,  David 

3  Stevenson,  John 

4  Watherston,  John,  builder 

.  5  Craio-ie.  Major  Robt.  Collins 
6  Lee,  T.H. 
6  Sinclair,  Peter,  builder 
6  Eye  Infirmary 

6  Campbell,  Colin  _D. 

7  Sim,  George,  writer 
7  Sim,  Mrs 

Brodie,  William,  sculptor 

'       CasMeron  Mouse. 

1 1        Drybrough ,  Thos.  (Z).  Sf  Co.) 

<3.  Canaasi  liane. 

M'Edward,  Mrs,  Goshen 
Moon,  Wm.  Mount  pleasant 
Steel,  James,  boot  and  shoe- 
maker 
Eraser,  James,  Hebron  bank 
Eraser,  David,  Hebron  bank 


Kedslie,  George,  Hebron  bank 
Park,  George,  White  bank 
Park,  John  P.  White  bank 
Haliburton,  Mrs,    Stonefield 

lodge 
Maclean,  G.  J.  Stonefield  ho. 
M'Pherson,     Mrs,     Madeira 

place 
Brown,  Mrs,  Milburn  cottage 
Bremner,    Bruce   A.,    M.D. 

Streathem  house 
Macgregor,  D.  R.,  Woodburn 
Oswald,  Lady,  South  bank 
Gregory,     John,     advocate, 

Canaan  lodge 
Walker,  John,  Bloomfield 
Wilson,  Miss,  Woodville 

4.  Cana!  Street. 

1  Johnston,  Mrs 
1  Anderson,  William 
3  Walker,  William 
Howie,  Thos.  &  Co. 

Candlesmaker  ISo'sw'. 
East,  4.  West,  1. 

23  Hmiter,  David 
25  Lockhart,  David,  hardwares 
27  Macnab  &  Ritchie— See  Adv. 
33  Redpath,  Brown,  &  Co. 

35  Seton,  P.  shoemaker 

37  Ross,  Misses,  milliners 
39  M'Intosh,  G.  shoemaker 

45  Kennedy,  R.  ironmonger 
49  Henderson,  Wm.  spirit  mer. 
59  M'Cambridge,  P.  pawnbroker 
90  M'Caskie,  J.  &  Co. 

86  Carter,  Nichol,  spirit  mercht. 
84  Reid,  James,  china  merchant 
58  Stewart,  R.  B. 
54  Stevenson,  Thomas,  turner 

46  Brotherston,  A.  tinsmith 
42  Traquair,  Robt.  ironmonger 

38  Ritchie,  David,  smith 

36  M'Murray,  James 

34  Dow,  George,  spirit  dealer 
30  Barton,  WiUiam,  plnmber 
28  Anderson,  J.  upholsterer 
28  Ritchie,  Miss,  milliner 

5.  Canning'  I*Iace. 

Cameron,  Mrs,  Canning  ho. 
Cameron,  Robt.  Canning  ho. 

1  Erownlie,  James 

2  Darling,  George 
2  Richardson,  John 
5  Cook,  J.  M. 

7  Dickson,  Robert,  grocer 

8  Fergie,  William 

8  Raeburn,  William 

9  Lister,  William 

12  Leadbetter,  James,  grocer 

13  Bishop,  John 

14  Grant,  D. 

15  Watt,  J.  and  J. 

17  Bryden,  James,  smith 
17  Munro,  Arthur 
17  Dickson,  Thomas 


3.  Canongrate. 

II  Eraser,  A.,  grocer 
17  Robertson,  Charles 
19  Kinlay,  John 
21  Weatherhead,  William 
47  Waugh,  J.,  spirit  dealer 
49  Cameron,  D.,  letter-carrier. 
51  Stewart,  James 
53  Porteous,  H.D.J,  missionaiy 
53  Wilson,  Robert 
63  Milne,  John,  &  Co. 
53  Sinclair,  Miss 
55  Mm-ray,  Mrs  H.  victual  dlr, 
61  M'Gillivray,  Thomas 
65  Hay,  David,  draper 
67  Neil,  John,    &  Co.    brass- 
founders 
69  Chessar,  R.  grocer 
73  Brodie,  David 
83  Quin,  William 
85  Stewart,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
91  Johnston,  A.  and  J. 
93  Small,  William,  grocer 
115  Dow,  William 
121  Armour,  Mrs,  provision  shop 
123  Webster,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 
127  M 'Master,  John 
131  White,  Robert,  flesher 
133  Sinclair,  James,  baker 
155  Canongate  Burgh  School 

Canongate  Church 
163  Poor  Inspector'' s  Office 

Poor  Rates  Office 

Recorder\s  Office 

Registrar's  Office 
177  Lewis,  James,  grocer 
179  Fitzpatrick,  F.  pawnbroker 
181  Haldane,  Alexander 
183  Somerville,  William 
]87  Menelaws,  William,  baker 

Byrn,  John 
205  Dudgeon,  M.  draper 
217  White,  Stephen,  cowfeeder 
219  Graham,  David,  merchant 
225  AVhite,  Thomas,  and  Co. 
225  M'Lennan,  Chai'les 
227  Morgan,  J.  grocer 
229  Bremner,  George 
235  Martin,  David,  baker 
237  Smart,  Jas.  china  mercht. 
245  Wilson,  George,  flesher 
New  Street  intersects. 

249  Bower,  John 

253  Gray,  A.  provision  dealer 

255  M'Earlane,  A.  laboratory 

261  Canongate  Sessional  School 

265  Stevenson,  G.  and  W. 

273  Carrick,  Andrew 

275  M'Lean,  Wm.  shoemaker 

277  Hay,  James,  baker 

281  Bryden,  G.  and  A.  smiths 

283  Davidson,  David 

289  M'Pherson,  H. 

293  M'Laughlin,  James 

297  Kirkwood,  Alex,  flesher 

329  Wardlaw,  Henry 

331  Stewart,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 

292  Hendrie,  James 


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286 
280 
272 
266 
264 
263 

250 
248 
246 
244 
238 
234 
218 
216 
214 

212 


212 
212 

212 
210 
208 
208 
206 

204 
202 
198 
194 
190 
184 


Gray,  Tlios.  victual  dealer 
Ritcliie,  James,  spirit  dlr. 
Riddle,  G.  chimney  sweep 
Howe,  Wm.  spirit  merchant 
Brown,  Hugh,  tanner 
Mathison,  R.  wine  and  spirit 

merchant 
St  'riiomas'a  Scliool 
Cochrane,  Robert  H.  grocer 
Sinclair,  John 
Tolmie,  M.  tobacconist 
Snodgrass,  J.  surgeon 
Tait,  Wm.  shoemaker 
Wilson,  James,  pie  baker 
Smibert,  George 
Cameron,   R.    painter  and 

glazier 
Edin.  and  Leitli  Brewery 

— Disher,    R.   managing 

partner 
Somerville,  Sirs 
Edwards,  Henry 
Forgan,  D.  cabinetmaker 
Brash,  Wm.  grocer 
Cockbarn,  Alex,  cowfeeder 
Roach,  James,  bookbinder 
Macfiirlane    &   Co.,    paper 

merchants 
Burnet,  Geo.  prov.  dealer 
Ford,  J.  and  E. 
Pairman,  R.  spirit  dealer 
Paterson,  Wm.  shoemaker 
Baxter,  Geo.  china  mercht. 
Robertson,  James 


St  John  Street  intersects. 


180 
178 
178 
172 
162 
160 
154 
148 
146 
142 
140 
138 
136 
132 
ISO 
120 
114 
112 
112 
98 
90 


Johnston,  J.  L.  fleslier 
Eagle,  Robt.  hairdresser 
Lawson,  Mrs  E. 
Ediithurgli  JSormal  School 
Lamb,  James,  grocer 
Middieton,  D.  surgeon 
Bennet,  D. 

Sanderson,  ^Y.  stationer 
Aitchison,  D.  F.  merchant 
Nicolson,  D.  spirit  dealer 
Slater,  A.  slater 
Anderson  and  Cockle 
Taylor,  Wm.  shoemaker 
M'Nab,  E.  milliner 
Cowan,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Jenkinson,  W. 
Ford,  Thomas,  grocer 
Carfrae,  William,  M.D. 
Calder,  David,  grocer 
Gi-ay,  William,  baker 
Milne,  James,  and  Sons,  gas 
engineers,  brassfounders, 
meter  manufacturers,  &c. 
Knight,  W.  spiiit  dealer 
Pr ingle,  Mrs 
Robertson,  Peter,  grocer 
Hume,  Peter 

Alexander,  PI.  D.  surgeon 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  flesher 
Nicolson,  D.  &Sons,  grocers 
Bishop,  John,  confectioner 
Wilson,  James 
Donaldson,  David,  baker 


3.  Canongrate,  IV.  Back. 

15  Muir,  James  (G.F.-O.) 
23  Carmichael,  Thos.  brewer 
Mudie,  D.  C.  ironfounder 
Ireland,  George,  woodyard 
28  Muir,  Jas.  &  Son,  brewers 
71  Bernard,  T.  &  J.  brewers 

84  Steel,  James,  brewer 
92  Barry  &  Co.  drysalters 

92  Garham,  A.  K. 

67  Dryburgh  &  Co.  brewers 

3.  Canong:atej  S.  Back. 

20  Johnston,  R.  builder 

20  Crooks,  John,  builder 

22  Ritchie,  James 

22  Hutton,  Jas.  commis.  agent 

28  Hume,  John,  P.S.W.-house 

Dalgleish  and  Son,  machine 
cork  manufacturers 

Dalgleish,  Robt.  stationer 
74  Mitchell,  Mrs  C.  grocer 
78  Gilmour,  W.  &  0.  tanners 
80  Kellock,  A.  innkeeper 
101  Johnston,  D.  cabinetmaker 
99  Smith,  Blrs  Wm.  grocer 

93  Cameron,  R.  dairy 

91  M'Pherson,  D.  innkeeper 

85  Aitchison  and  Co.  brewers 
85  Pearson,  E.  plumber 

69  Tiernay,  D.  causewaylayer 

St  John  Street  intersects. 
63  Brotherston,  George 
39  Muir,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
S3  Graham,  D.  spirit  dealer 
17  Dalgleish,  Robert 
13  Hoiyrood  Glass  Works 

Canonmillg. 

North,  2.  South,  1. 

1  Robertson,  T.  spirit  dealer 

2  Robertson,  John,  tailor 

3  Stenliouse,  G  plumber,  &c. 
Hislop,  Alexander 
Beattie,  Adam,  miller 
Brown,  Walter,  builder 
Fergusson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Hunter,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
Russell,  R.  and  Son,  skinners 
Baikie,  James 
M'Farlane,  David 

Inglis,  Hugh 
Murray,  J.  spirit  dealer 
Robinson,  Robert 
Dowie,  W.  contractor 
Nicol,  John,  Keif  house 
Douglas,  J.  Canonmills  house 

Canonmilig  Bridge. 

1  M'Glashan,  S.  sculptor 

2  Stewart,  R.  G.  chemist 

3  M'Pherson, W.  fruiterer,  &c. 

4  Ross,  P.  victual  dealer 

1.  Canoiimlllis  IiOdg;e. 

Eraser,  Mrs 
Fraser,  Alexander 
Fraser,  Patrick  N. 


Canon  l*Iace. 

1  Wright,  Walter,  grocer 

2  Hardie,  John,  bootmaker 

I.  Canon  Street. 

1  Sutherland,  Hugh 

4  Peaston,  Miss  E.  di-essmaker 

6.  Canon  St.,  ILelth. 
1  Nesbit,  Robert 
1  Carmichael,  Mrs 
1  Jamieson,  Thomas 
1  M'Donald,  Charles,  engineer 
1  Thomson,  James,  engineer 
1  Kemp,  John,  engineer 
4  Sinclair,  Adam 

4  M'Gregor,  Mrs 

5  Lescles,  Miss  Jane  Smith 

5  Hastings,  Thomas,  engineer 
15  Paterson,  D.  (Custovis) 
15  Blyth,  Robert  (^Customs) 

15  Keith,  George,  boilermaker 

17  Kemp,  George,  clerk 

1.  Carlton  Street. 

1  Scott,  Miss 

1  Sangster,  A. 

3  Flyn,  Miss 

5  Clarkson,  Lieut. -Colonel 

7  Crawford,  Mrs 

9  Terrot,  Right  Rev.  Bishop 

11  Humphrey,  John 

13  Johnstone,  W.  W. 

18  Hutchison,  Henry 
18  Garment,  Mrs 

16  Wood,  Mrs  William 

14  Blackwood,  Miss 

12  Carter,  F.  H.  accountant 
10  Dudgeon,  Major-General  P. 

8  Glegg,  Captain,  H.M.I.F. 

6  Craig,  Miss 

4  Paterson,  Mrs 

2  Thorburn,  Archibald 

2  Cowan,  George,  accountant 
2  Mill,  Miss 

3.  Carlton  Terrace. 

1  Barclay,  George 

2  Cheape,  Hon.  Mrs 

3  Buchanan.  W.  M.,  M.D. 

4  Rutherford,  Mrs 

5  Syme,  Thomas,  Vi.S. 

6  HoAvieson,  A.  Y.  of  Hyndford 

7  Blanshard,  George 

8  Howden,  Mrs 

9  Cowan,  Robert,  W.S. 

10  Williamson,  Charles 

11  Leckie,  William 

12  Cathcart,  James 

13  M'Laren,  William  C. 

14  Blackenzie,  Dr  William 

1 5  Lothian,  Mrs  John 

16  Berry,  Walter 

17  Pollock,  William 

1 8  Reid,  James 

19  Duncan,  Mrs  Col.  John 

Carl  an  g-  I^Iace. 

5  Tait,  George 

6  Gilray,  John 

7  Jamieson,  Mrs  K. 


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5.  Carnegfie  Sstreet. 

6  Watson,  Gordon,  shoemaker 
13  Swan,  Thomas 
I    15  Campbell,  John,  grocer 
17  Campbell,  William 

17  Oliphant,  William 
19  Martin,  Mrs,  grocer 
21  Moses,  David 

21  Muir,   James  S.  agent   and 

bookseller 

23  Wright,  Thomas,  pro.  mer. 
28  Inglis,  Isabella 

28  Muir,  Henry,  printer 

2G  Wright,  Mrs  John 

26  Laing,  Robert,  builder 

26  Ramage,  Alexander 

26  Robertson,  Jas.  house  agent 

24  Rankine,  John,  victual  dealer 

22  Clark,  William 

18  Livingstone,  R. 

12  Simpson,  A.  L.  clerk 
1 0  Tait,  Pringle,  baker 

8  M'Kenzie,  John 

8  Shaw,  Alex,  letter-carrier 

3.  Carrratotoer's  Close. 

Nimmo.  J.  &  J.  engraver 
Bowie,  Hugh,  bookbinder 
M'Donald.  John,  printer 
Anderson  &  Robertson 
Ferguson,  John,  and  Son 
M'Lean,  Angus 
Nicolson,  D. 

3.  Carrnbtoer's  Conrt. 

M'Donald,  A.  market  officer 
Russell,  Alex,  wright 
Sommerviile,  Mrs,  lapidary 
'S.  CasseSs'  a»!ace. 

1  M'Laren,  G.  A.  merchant 

2  Anderson,  Robt.  candlemaker 
o  Kidd,  John,  merchant 

4  Ford,  W.  merchant 

5  Grant,  David,  session  clerk 

6  Miller,  W.  C. 

7  Mackenzie,  Joseph 

8  Shiels,  Thomas,  (TFm.  S.  &^ 

Co.)  -^ 

9  Thomson,  Miss 

9  Thomson,  Captain,  R.N. 
10  Dudgeon,  Mrs 
10  Dudgeon,  Misses,  milliners 

10  Smith,  J.  N.  chemist 

11  French,  John 

12  Veitch,  Mrs  John 

13  &  16  Tavlor,  Robt.  merchant 
13  Miller,  Mrs  Alex. 

13  Roy,  J.  W. 
13  Smith,  Chas. 

20  Brunschmid,  Henry 

21  Steel,  \Vm.  baker 

4.  CastSe. 
Principal  Medical  Office — ■ 

Currie,  S.  M.D.  A.I.M.H. 
Skiff  S2i rgeo n''s  Office 
Purveyor's   Office — 

Scott,  J.  A.  dep. -purveyor 


Macdonald,  Mnjor,  fort-major 
Barraclcmaster''s      Office — 
Wickham,  Major  R.  S.  bar- 
rackmaster 
Military  Store  Staff  Office 
—  St  _  George,  J.,  deputy- 
superintendent;  Elliot,   J. 
D,  A.  superintendent. 
Pension  (9//?ce— Kirk,  W.  T. 

Captain,  staff-officer 
Miller,  Rev.  James,  chaplain 
M'Kay,  N.  crown-warden 
M'lutosh,  J.  canteen  manager 

I.  Castlebarns. 

1  Duckworth,  A.  china  mercht 

2  Douglas,  James,  victualler 
PtohVs  Court  intersects 

4.  CastleSiill. 

537  Rennie,  Arthur  W. 
539  Raeburn,  AYm.  spirit  dealer 
541  Grieve,  R.  leather  manufr. 
545  Eraser,  D.  M.  collar  maker 
549  Henderson,  Robert,  Short's 

Observatory 
549  M'George,  T.  printer 
352  Kidd,  Petei',  auctioneer 
362  Stewart,  Thos.  metal  worker 
374  Soldiers'  readivg-rooms 
376  Gardner,  John 
384  Donaldson,  Archibald 

3.  Castle  Street. 

Burnett,  J.  Caledonian  hotel 

Henderson,  John,  slater 

Bremner,  Mrs  Wm.  M. 

Fortune,  James 

Ferguson,  Miss 

Archibald,  David 

Roussy,  Mrs  S.  S. 

Roussy,    F.    S.,    teacher   of 
French 

Moffat,  Miss,  lodgings 

England,  P.  lodgings 

Wood,  James,  cabinetmaker 

Meldrum,  Mrs 

Tytler,  James  Stuart,  W.S. 

Miller,  John,  stone  warehouse 

Napier,  George,  tailor 

Cockburn,  J.  &  G.  grocers 

Macgill,  Mrs 

Bruce,  Geo.  Cadell,  C.E. 

Bruce  &  Cunningham,  C.E. 

Cunningham,  Geo.  C.E. 

Wilson,  Mrsj  lodgings 

Paterson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

Macgill,  A.  house-painter 

Stewart,  C.  &  D.,  S.S.C. 

Maclachlan,    Ivory,  &  Rod- 
ger, W.S. 

Wilson,  James,  flesher 

Stewart,  D.  lodgings 

Graham,  T.  slater  and  glazier 

Taylor,  Jas.  publisher,  Stamn 
Office. 

Bowerhill,  J.  E.  painter 

Sinclair,  Colin 

Blason,  Mrs  Agnes 


35  Parnell,    H.   engineer,    suc- 
cessor to  G.  Haden. 

George  Street  intersects. 

Deans,  Robert 

Kilgour,  Mrs,  lodgings 

White,  James 

Home  and  Rose,  W.S. 

Macdonald,  John,  S.S.C. 

M'Farlane,  Wardlaw 

Murray  &  Beith,  W.S. 

Manchester  Fire  Insurance 
Company 

Pelican  Life  Assurance  Co. 

Beith,  Donald 

Gillespie,  James  D.,  M.D. 

Peacock,  Mrs  G.  lodgings 

Martin,  Thomas,  accountant 

Cotton,  George,  S.S.C. 

Russell,  James,  lodgings 

Bowers,  A.  lodgings 

Bayne,  Mrs 

Swanston,  John,  dentist 

Swanston,  George  Isles,  M.D. 

Scott,  Mrs 

Maclaren,  John 

Rennie,  Mrs 

Macallum,  Misses 

Hay,  George 

Stevenson,  Mrs 

Sloan  &  Son,  coal  merchants 

Sloan,  M.  dressmaker 

Unger,  Mority,  jeweller 

Campbell,  Mrs 

Campbell,  Misses,  teachers 

Jameson,  .lohn,  lishmonger 

Christie,  Capt.  T.,  R.N. 

Brooks,  Misses 

Pentland,  Miss 

Eraser,  Mrs 

Moir,  John,  M.D. 

Mackie,  JMiss,  dressmaker 

Smith,  R.  surveyor 

Anderson,  J.  &  F.,  W.S. 

Pitman,  Frederick,  S.S.C. 

Murray,  William,  S.S.C. 

Watson,  Miss  Ann,  lodgings 

James,  John 

Chaumont,  Louis  F. 

Hope,  Mrs  James 

Lee,  Robert,  advocate 

Nimnio,  J.  brassfounder 

Mackenzie,  Francis 

Young,  James,  M.D. 

Lees,  James,  grocer 

Anderson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

Millidge,  Miss 

Pirie,  Mrs  Margt.  lodgings 

Johnston,  T.  cabinetmaker 

George  Street  intersects. 

Nicoli  &  Mitchell,  grocers 

Eraser,  William,  S.S.C. 

Webster,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Cockburn,  J.  &  G. 
Murray,  James  C,  W.S. 
Stewart,  James,  lodgings 
M'Comish,  T.  writer 
Mnther,  Miss  E.  lodgings 
Falshaw,  James 
Lapsley,  Mrs 


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37 
37 
39 
39 
41 
43 
43 

43 

43 
45 
47 
49 
51 
53 
53 
55 
57 
57 
69 
59 
61 
65 
65 
65 
67 
67 
62 
60 
60 
60 
58 
56 
56 
54 
52 
60 
50 

48 

48 

48 

46 

44 

44 

42 

40 

38 

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36 

34 

34 

34 

34 

34 

32 
32 
30 
30 
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24  Cuming,  Robert 

22  Davidson  &  Syme,  W.S. 

22  Eogle,  Andrew,  W.S. 

20  Forsyth,  Mrs,  lodgings 

18  Piukerton,  Mrs  John 

18  Asher,  Alexander,  advocate 

18  Hamilton,  A.  prof,  of  music 

16  Livingston,  Mrs,  lodgings 

14  King,  Misses,  milliners 

12  M'Donald,  J.  W. 

12  M'Kay,  John 

12  Angus,  Miss  J. 

12  Stewai-t,  Allan  D.,  C.E. 

12  Bisset,  Miss  M.  dressmaker 

12  Ritchie,  A.  smith 

10  Chancellor,  George,  W.S. 
8  M'Gechan's  lodgings 

6  Steel,  Miss,  dressmaker 

6  Stenhouse,  George 

6  Kelly,  John 

6  Clow,  William 

4  Fordyce,  James  D.  advocate 

4  Cockburn,  Misses 

2  Chaffard,  Madame,  milliner 

2  Walker,  G.  cabinetmaker 

1.  Castle  Terrace. 
1  Ducat,  Mrs 

3  Scott,  Mrs 

5  Rainy,  Rev.  Dr  Robert 

6  Eanua.Rev.Wm.D.D.,LL.D. 

7  Marshall,!. K. (W.M.^'-Co.) 

8  Anderson,  J.  Hoda:son 

9  Greig,  David  (i).>  J.  G.) 
.  9-  Wallace,  M.  (ilf.  cj-  PF.) 
30  Jones,  Mrs  T.  Hcnshaw 

11  Hepburn,  Miss 
11  Clark,  Thomas 

11  Tillie,  Thomas 

12  Gamgee,  Professor  John 
Free  Gaelic  Church. 
Gilfillan,  John,  builder 
Miller,  Wm.  Smith 
Hendry,  Wm. 
Hoffman,  John  D.  R. 


I'lne  l^flsuce. 

1  Gloag,  Peter,  writer 

2  Somervill,  Mrs  James 

S.  CatSaerliae  Street. 
1-A  Nisbet,  Jas.  spirit  merchant 

1  Nairn,  John,  grocer 

2  Shanks,  C.  bootmaker 

3  Edinburgh  Club 

3  M'Kenzie,  Donald,  tailor 
3  City  of  Glasgow  Friendly 

■  Societij—AY.  Gunn,  agent 
3  Rankeilor,  George 

3  Browning,  P. C.  photographer 

4  Hendrie,  James 

5  Farquharson,  Miss 

6  Souter,  Join),  provision  mert. 

7  Gunn,  Daniel,  clothier 

8  Bethune,  David 

8  Gardiue,  Robt.  provision  mer. 

9  AVebster,  L.  bootmaker 
10  Terrier,  Jlrs 

10  Russell,  Mrs,  lodgings 
10  Davidson,  Mrs  Janet 


10  Watson,  Robert 

10  Robinson,  H. 

30  Melrose,  W.  watchmaker 

10  Davidson,  Jonathan 

11  Fisher,  Wm.  bootmaker 
Catherine  Street  Court. 
Little,  James,  agent 
Learmonth,  Alex.  jun. 
Jamieson,  Robt.  &Co.  mers. 
Lawrie,  J.  brassf.— See^c/i'. 
Yule,  A.  machine  boot-closer 

12  Wilson,  D.  P.  spirit  mercht. 

13  M'Donald,  Tertius,  surgeon 
13i  Waught,  G.  baker 

13  Ross,  Jessie,  china  merchant 

14  Wilson,  James,  fruiterer 

15  Thomson,  R.  hairdresser 
15  Somerville,  George,  &  Co. 
15  Hutton,  James 

15  Somerville,  Mrs 

15  Dalgleish,  William 

16  Knox,  James,  glazier 
18  Ayer,  James,  tailor 

2.  Catlaollc  Cliaipel 
I^asie. 

Downie,  Rev.  Wm.  Wallace 
Gascoigne,  Rev.  Frederick 

5.  CaasejsMe. 

55  Bryden,  James,  smith,  &c. 

69  Inglis,  James,  plumber 

69  Dickson,  Adam,  butcher 

61  White,  William 

63  Thomson,  Miss  E.  grocer 

65  Anderson,  John  K. 

69  Reid,  Miss,  Free  School. 

71  Wright,  Archibald,  cab  pro, 

75  Simpson  and  M'Donald 

79  Rutherford,  Andrew 

81  Stewcart,  Robert 

81  Cook,  Captain  L.  A. 

81  Gibbs,  H.  shoemaker 

83  Archibald,  James,  artist 

95  Elliot,  Mrs  H. 
107  Sanson,  A.  grocer 
109  AVilkinson,  James,  printer 
109  Burnet,  John,  accountant 
109  Burnet,  Miss 
111  Fortune,  John,  grocer 
117  Stoddart,  Wm.  cab  propr. 
119  Robertson,  George,  tailor 
12c  Hogg,  J. 

127  Guthrie,  J,  coal  merchant 
137  Jack,  C.  gardener 
141  Penman,  David 
147  Brawn,  James 
163  Drummond,  A.  vict.  dealer 
165  Middlemass,  Jn. 
169  Smith,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
175  Kerr,  William,  builder 
179  Christie,  Henry 
189  Wilkie,  Mrs  Andrew 
189  Scott,  Charles,  writer 

Musgrave,  J.  gardener 
15G  Alexander,  George,  builder 

Grange  Loan  intersects. 
150  Pennycuik,  John 


148  Neilson,  Edward  Little 

146  Meikle,  AVilliam,  grocer 

144  Aitken,  John 

142  Wilkenson,  William 

136  Gibb,  Alexander 

134  Hay,  Thomas 

132  Munro,  Arch.,  A.M.  teacher 

128  Ridpath,  John,  teacher 

128  Ross,  H.  A. 

126  Fairbairn,  Robert,  grocer 

122  Bain,  Daniel 

120  Brothers,  Frances 

118  Hopkirk,  Wm.  gardener 

116  Williamson,  Thos.  agent 

116  Jamieson,  John,  agent 

114  Green,  Wm.  bookseller 

112  Moclirie,  James 

110  Anderson,  R.  printer 

Grange  Place  intersects. 
76  Lindsay,  George 
74  Anderson,  James,  dyer 
68  Wilson,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
66  Horn,  William 
62  Kennedy,  Misses 
34  Common,  Robert,  jun. 
32  White,  John,  painter 
26  Leadbetter,  James,  grocer 
24  Galloway,  J.  &  AV. 
10  Handyside,  James,  grocer 
2  Naisniith,  AVilliam 

4,  CliaSniers'  Street. 
Chancellor,  Mrs,  sen. 
Reoch,  John  F. ' 
Webb,  Patrick  R. 
Dick,  Mrs 
Peddie,  Alex. 
Peddie,  Jas. 
Peddie,  Jas.  jimr. 
Morrison,  Miss 

3.  Claalfis^ers'  Close. 
Wood,  John,  engineer 
Watt,  G.  turner 
Henderson,  Wm.  smith 
Fyfe,  Neilson,  cork  manufac. 
Kay,  Charles,  manufacturer 
Cameron,  Jas.   &  Son,  hair 

manufacturers 
M'Graw,  Daniel,  silversmith 

J.  Ciialfisiers'ISrallding^s, 
Foiaitainbridge. 

4  Learmonth,  James 

f.  CluapeS  I^asse. 
21  Sanderson,  Mark,  merchant 

4.  CSaapel  Street. 
Maternitij  Hospital 

2  Ross,  Mrs,  matron 

3  Ewing,  George 
3  Dickson,  Mrs 

5  Hunter,  Miss  J. 

7  Shaw,  Mrs 

8  Pickcn,  David 

8  Macdougall,  Mrs 
8  Bews,  J\  M. 


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9  Hill,  Miss 
13  Winter,  Miss,  milliner 

15  Campbell,  Mrs,  sick  mirse 

16  Leg-get,  James 

16  Gowanlock,  Robert 

17  Alexander,  John 
22  Waldie,  James 

10  Lindsay,  James,  painter 

6  Watson,  Jolm,  baker 
4  Anderson,  Hugh 

4.  Charles  Street. 
1  Davidson,  John 
1  Goodlet,  Mrs,  lodgings 
1  Taylor,  Alex,  merchant 

3  Macdonald,  Mrs 

7  Jack,  James 

9  Johnston,  A.  cabinetmaker 

11  Allison,  James 

11  Toshack,  Robert  H. 
n  Mann,  James 

12  Melville,  James,  (M.  §-  A.) 

12  Logan,  J.  M.  (G.P.-O.) 

13  Irving,  James 

13  Stewart,  Peter,  letter-carrier 

15  Rait,  John 

15  Dewar,  Alexander 

17  and  19  Herbert,  Mark 

20  Dickson,  Miss  J. 

21  Spiden,  Mrs  Robert,  builder 
21  Lawson,  Andrew 

21  Miller,  Mrs 

21  Lawson,  George 

22  Johnston,  Mrs 
22  Richardson,  John 

25  M'Intosh,  Robert 

26  Riccalton,  Miss 

26  Macdonald,  James 
26  M'Leod,  Mrs 
2G  M'Leod.  William 
2S  Brander,  William 
V2  Alexander,  William 
12  West,  John,  engraver 

4  Clark,  John 

i  Brodie,  Ninian 
II    2  M'Kean,  Alex,  baker 

7.  Charlotte  Eiame^ 
£ieith. 
4  M'Pherson,  Alex,  mercht. 
Aiken  and  Wright 

1,  Charlotte  liame. 
Muir,  Thomas,  stabler 
Thomson,  A.  farrier 

1.  CharSotte  Place. 

1  Ayton,  E.  dentist 

2  Rayner,  Richard 

3  Lorimer,  James 

4  Wallace,  James 

5  and  6  Brown,  Geo.  baker 

6  Urquhart,  Miss 

6  Shearer,  .John 

7  Macf;irlane&Wallace,painters 

7  Emslie,  Jirs,  china  dealer 

8  Wilson,  John,  fishmonger 

8  Watherston  &  Sons,  builders 

9  Muir,  James,  tailor 
9  Bryce,  Andrew 


10  and  11  Richardson,  Ramsay, 
&Co. 

12  Armstrong,  John,  di'aper 

13  Irvine,  G.  flesher 

14  Stitt,  James,  prov.  merchant 

15  Rogers,  William,  bookseller 

16  Dodds,  Mrs,  Servants'  Re- 

gister. 
16  Tolmie,  R.  &  J.  tobacconists 
16  Young,  Miss,  dressmaker 
16  Aikman,  John 
16  Thom,  Robert,  jeweller 

18  Kay,  Thos.  &  Son,  plumbers 

19  Carmichael,  L.  chemist 

20  Lamb,  Robert,  clothier 

21  Brown,  Wm.  fruiterer 

22  Bell,  John,  bootmaker 

1.  Charlotte  Sqnare. 

1  Hall,  Thomas,  lodgings 

2  Leslie,  James 

5  Nasmyth,  R.  surgeon-dentist 

6  Campbell,  Alexander 

7  Neaves,  Lord 

8  Makellar,  Miss 

9  Dundas,  G.  advocate 

10  Begbie,  James,  M.D. 

11  Blackwood,  Miss 

12  Myhie,  James,  W.S, 

13  Christie,  Alex. 

14  Moir,  George,  advocate 

15  Shepherd,  Mrs 

16  Walker,  Major-general 

16  Walker,  Lady  Juliana 

17  Haldane,  Robert,  W.S. 
St  George's  Church 

18  Ardmillan,  Lord 

19  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

20  Smith,  John,  M.D. 

21  Elowers,  Thomas  G. 

22  Gilmour,  Allan 

23  Edin.  Young  Ladies'  Inst. 
23  Strangman,  Mrs 

Hope  Street  intersects. 

25  Menzies,  Miss 

26  Hutchins,  C.  surgeon-dentist 

27  W^ood,  John  G. 

28  Renwick,  Mrs 

29  Bliller,  Professor  James 

30  Duncan,  Dr  M.,  F.R.C.P. 

31  Flowers,  Thomas  G. 

32  Lindsay,  Mackay,  &  Howe, 

W.S. 
South  Charlotte  St.  intersects^ 
2. 

33  Oliphant,  Mr,  school 

33  Spittal,  T,  janitor 

34  Halliday,  Miss  E.  S. 

35  Ross,  Mrs 

36  Shaw,  Patrick,  advocate 

37  Smith,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

37  Smith,  George  B.,  S.S.C. 

38  Mackintosh,  J.  of  La  Mancha 

39  Baylifs,  Mrs,  lodgings 

40  Juridical  Society 

40  Waite,  Josiah 

41  Caruegy,  Robert,  M.D. 

42  Hope,  James,  jun.  W^S. 


43  Omond,  R.  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

45  Watson,  James 

46  Lawson,  George 

S.  Charlotte  St.,  IVorth. 

1  Neilson,  Stewart,  W.S. 

1  Neilson,  William 

2  Keith,  Ths.M.D.,F.R.C.S.E. 

3  Melville,  Mrs 

3  M'Farlane,  Miss 

3  M'Gregor,  Alex,  architect 

4  Playfair,  Misses 

5  Douglas,  C.  Home,  C.A. 
5  Macbean,  ^Eneas,  W.S. 
5  Malloch,  P.  S.,  S.S.C. 

5  Salmond,  John 

6  Maclean,  Geo.  J. 

Charlotte  St.,  South. 

East  2.         West  1. 
1  Brown,  Miss,  dressmaker 
1  White,  Alex. 
1  Hughes  and  Milne,  W.S. 
1  Smith,  Mrs  Alex. 

1  Loughton,  Alexander 

3  Peddie  &  Kinnear,  architects 

5  Elder  &  Bruce,  W.S. 

7  Richardson,  Miss 
7  Reid,  David 

7  narrower,  Mrs  D.  lodgings 

7  Stark,  Robert  M. 

9  Adam,  Kirk,  and  Robertson, 
W.S. 

11  Walker,  Miss  Helen 

13  Watt,  M.  J.  surgeon-dentist 

13  Rogers,  J.  H. 

13  Brown,  George 

13  Bell,  A.  M.-See  Adv. 

15  Macgill,  Mrs  T.  ladies'  nurse 

16  Naumann,  T.  W. 

16  Musgrove,  Mrs,  port,  painter 
16  Cameron,  Thomas 

14  Notman,  AVm.  upholsterer 

12  Gibson,  John  &  H.  G.,  W.S. 
10  Henderson,  Mrs  James 

10  Greig,  George  M.  artist 

8  Jamieson,  Alex.  C.A. 

8  International  Life  Society 
Edinr.  Sf  Bathgate  Ry.  Co. 

6  Nicoll,  James,  painter 
6  Tully,  David 

4  Servants'  Instiiuiion 

2  Fortie,  J.  teacher  of  drawing 
2  De  Palmas,  Solemy,  teacher 

S*.  Charlotte  St.,  lieith. 

1  Steedman,  W.  grocer 

2  Maclean,  Mrs 

3  Clark,  James,  baker 

5  Johnston,  Robert,  painter 

6  Wilson,  Mrs,  fishmonger 

7  Murray,  Alexander 

8  Stevens,  Thos.  boot  and  shoe- 

maker 

9  Cunninaham,  Miss 

10  Robb,  Miss  I,  miUiner 

11  Richards  and  Sons,  dyers 

16  Campbell,  Colin 

17  Wyse,  George  B.  M.  banker 


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18  Police  Office 

18  Grant,  Jaa.  superint.  of  police 

19  Kedslie,  A.  F.  commis.  mer. 

21  Galium,  Thomas,  gasfitter 

22  Struthers,  James,  M.D. 

23  Pope,  James,  and  Sons 

24  Seator,  Geo.  S. 

25  Grieve,  Miss 

25  Walker,  John 

26  White,  Hugh 

27  Henderson  &  Wilson,  builders 

28  Dowie,  Thos.,  S.S.C. 
30  Lindsay,  Thomas 

32  Paterson,  Robert,  M.D. 

35  Dowie,  Thomas 

37  Beveridge,  A.  &  J.  merch. 

John's  Lane  inter'sects. 
^3  Sutherland,  James,  plasterer 
45  Sutherland,  James 
47  Grant  &  Anderson 
49  Cunningham,  Andrew 

49  Thomson,  Mrs 
60  Largie,  Mrs 

50  Dobson,  Thos.  snperv.  of  I.R. 
51 -B  Smith  &  AVilson,  druggists 

51  Finlay,  Thomas,  fishmonger 

52  Watson,  James 
52  M'Evoy,  Jas. 

52  Sutherland,  David 

52  Green,  Alex,  artist 

53  Finlayson,  M.  dentist. 
Charlotte  Lane  intersects. 

54  Thomson,  Mi-s  P.  baker 

56  Torrance,  Jos.  spirit  dealer 

57  Robb,  Mrs  William 

58  M'Evoy,  James,  saddler 
60  Ferguson,  William,  flesher 
62  Guthrie,  Mrs,  fruit  merchant 

■62  Miller,  Wm.  tailor 

Chester  Street. 

5  M' Vicar,  Mrs 

7  Johnston,  Misses 

9  CuuHingham,  Alexander 

18  Johnston,  Mrs,  of  Sands 

16  Hay,  John,  of  Morton 
14  Crawford,  Mrs 

12  Maxwell,  Mrs 

10  Laing,  James 

8  Haldane,  James 

6  Tweedie,  Lieut. -General 

4  Milne,  Mrs 

1.  Clieyne  Street. 

3  Bisset,  David 

5  Bain,  Mrs 

5  M'Farlane,  Waller 

5  M'Cagie,  Jas.  cabinetmaker 

9  Hawtiiorn,  William 

11  Allan,  Thomas 
11  Forrest,  David 

17  Simpson,  John  (G.P.-O.) 
17  Steven,  Archibald 

17  Coyne,  Roderick,  (A.F.A.) 

19  Slater,  Mrs 

21  Lowson,  A.  {G.P.-O.) 
23  Dawson,  Ricluud 
23  Irvine,  John 


23  Bell,  John,  writer 
25  Richardson,  Alexander 
29  Bathgate,  John 
29  Robertson,  James 
29  Maxwell,  William 
31  Turner,  William 

6  AVatt,  Mrs  Susan 

2  Smith,  William,  wright 

2  Ross,  Donald 

2  Henderson,  Miss  Agues 

2  Mitchell,  Adam 

2  Watt,  Peter 

6.  Christian  !Sank. 

1  M'Naughton,  James 

2  Parrot,  Robert 

3  Ingram,  Alexander,  teacher 

4  Scott,  J.  Home 

7  Bambridge,  Miss 

8  Macqueen,  John 

5.  Church  Mill. 

1  Amot,  Rev.  William 

7  Donald,  James 

9  M'Murdo,  Miss 

11  Williamson,  D.  D. 

13  Moore,  Mrs 

16  Anderson,  Mrs  A.  E. 

14  Blyth,  Howard 

12  Shepherd,  Captain  Thos. 

10  Henderson,  Alexander 

8  Gibson,  Mrs 

6  Blyth,  Edward 

4  Lindsay,  Thos.  S. 

1.  Church  liane. 

8  Proctor,  Adam,  plumber 

9  AVallace,  J.  wright 

11  M'Ara,  P.  mason 

5.  Charch  fiane. 

Morningside. 

Kennedy,  Miss,  Helen  cottage 
Moffat,  "Wm.  B.  Eden  grove 
Young,  Robert,  Canaan  grove 

Chnrch  Street. 

East,  2.       West,  1. 

1  Robertson,  Wm.  dairyman 

5  M'Pherson.  James,  painter 

7  Gillately,  Wm.  shoemaker 
9  Brown,  Alex. 

13  Thomson,  James,  baker 

15  Lamb,  P.  smith 

17  Clark,  Martin,  turner 

21  Keddie,  David,  cabinetmaker 

12  Somerville,  Robert 

1.  Circas  Place,  7li.-E. 

2  Anderson,  Charles,  S.S.C. 
4  Circus  Place  School 

6  Begbie,  Wm.  M.  rector 
6  Bluir,  Miss 

I.  Circus  I^IacCj  Hf.-'W. 

1  M'Tavish,  Wm.  tailor 

2  Simpson,  R.  bootmaker 


3  Cowieson,  Miss 

4  Walker,  Archibald,  draper 

5  Richardson,  A.  and  Son 

6  Gray,  James,  watchmaker 

7  Drummond,  Wm. 

7  Mackie,  Charles,  surgeon 
7  Heiton,  John,  accountant 
7  Chilton,  Mrs,  lodgings 
7  Smith,  David 
7  Noble.  Alexander 
7  Noblei  Mrs 

7  Douglas,  Mrs 

8  Atkinson,  R.  coach-hirer 

9  Bell,  Peter,  smith 

10  Haddow,  William,  dairyman 

10  Anderson,  John 

Circus  Lane  intersects. 

Flemington,  A.  joiner 
Weir,  Donald,  egg  store 
Dewar,  P.  coach-hirer 
Urquhart,  George,  smith 
Dunlop,  Charles,  cabinetmkr. 
Nevison,  Thomas,  joiner 
Anderson,  A.  cabinetmaker 
Burton,  James,  wright 

11  Laing,  Miss,  draper 

12  Braidwood,  James,  tailor 
12  Stewart,  R.  victual  dealer 

12  Stewart,  George 

13  Lamb,  Francis 
13  Stewart,  Robert 
13  Hunter,  Hugh 

13  Williamson,  William 

14  Tweeddale,  James 

15  Coull,  Robert 

15  Ashcroft,  Peter 

16  Porter,  James,  fruiterer 

17  Wilson,  Alexander,  grocer 

18  Adams,  James,  draper 

19  Claxton,  William 
19  Howison,  Mrs  Jane 
19  Smith,  Georae,  joiner 

19  Smith,  Mrs  \Y. 

20  Weddel,  James,  &  Co.  grocers 
22  Craig,  .John  AV.  grocer 

22  Bain,  John,  china  shop 

23  Tennant,  Thos.  M.  hairdresser 

24  Noble,  Alex,  druggist 

S.  Circas  a»Iace3  S.-E. 

1  Dougal,  Wm.  shoe  warehouse 
3  Cook,  Alex,  fishmonger  and 

poidterer 
5  Cay,  John,  advocate 
5  Cay,  John,  jun.,  W.S. 
7  Wilson,  John,  lodgings 
9  Henderson,  Thos.  S. 
9  Cunning,  Wm.  ironmonger 
9  M'Craw,  Wm. 
9  Wliyte,  Mrs  T. 

3.  Circus  Place,  ^.-W. 

1  Cowan,  George 

2  Archibald,  Miss 

2  Gibson,  Robert,  merchant 
2  Gulland,  William,  W.S. 


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2  Davies,  Mrs  T. 

3  Elder,  John,  W.S. 

4  Baird,  Miss 

5  Miller,  Mrs 

6  Cornwall,  Js.,M.D.,F.R.C.S. 

6.  Citf&del. 

1  Ovenston,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
4  Plunter,  Thos.  spirit  dealer 
Swaiiie,  E.  A.  and  Cordelias 
Stuart,  Alex,  seed-crusher 
9  Thomson,  B.  smith 
17  Naismith,  Robert 

Sibbald,  Andw.  station  agent 
MacDonald,   A.   refreshment 

rooms 
Hutchison  Brothers,  merchts. 
24  &  25  Ritchie,  Charles,  agent 

6.  Citadel  Street. 

13  Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer 

7.  Claremont  Cottag-e. 

Grant,  D.  S. 

S.  Claremont  Crescent. 

7  Gibb,  William 

8  Clark,  Mrs,  sen. 

8  Clark,  Thomas 

9  Johnston,  T.  B. 

10  Balfour,  R.  accountant 

11  Robertson,  James  Stewart 

12  Kirk,  John,  W.S. 

14  Borthwick,  Jas.  accountant 

15  Biggar,  Walter 

17  Sanderson,  James 

18  Stavert,  Mrs  Robert 

19  Adam,  A.  F.,  W.S. 

19  Adam,  James,  S.S.C. 

20  Gordon,  Major  Charles 

21  Peddie,  John  Dick 

22  Richardson,  James 

22  Ricliardson,  Peter,  merchant 

23  Gavin,  William  A. 
23  Gavin,  Crichton  S. 

S'.  Claremont  i^ark. 

1  Blackie,  John 

2  Scott,  Js.  {Wight  S;^  S.) 

3  Wight,  R.  ( IF.  cj'  Scott) 

4  Scrimgeour,  Rev.  Robt. 

5  Waddell,  James 

6  AVaddell,  Peter 

6  Wood,  Mrs 

7  Steedman,  Wm. 

8  Brown,  James 

9  Henderson,  D.  {li.  and  T.) 

10  Cook,  Miss 

11  Russell,  Wm.  wine  merchant 

12  Warrick,  W.  (TF.  andBaiUie) 

I.  Claremont  S*!ace. 

1  Noble,  James,  grocer 

1  Chalmers,  John 

1  Christie,  W.  L. 

1  Ramsay,  James,  Avi-Iter 

1  Russel,  Rev.  William,  A.M. 

2  Stewart,  John 


3  Dewar,  Rev.  Duncan 

4  Craig,  Charles,  baker 
10-A  Kirkwood,  Robert,  tailor 
10  Trench,  Miss 

10  Rhiud,  John,  sculptor 

S.  Claremont  Street,  E, 

45  Russell,  John  {R.  and  Son) 

43  Drybrough,  Mrs  A. 

43  Robertson,  Miss 

43  Muir,  William 

43  Bell,  Mrs  James 

41  M'Kay,  John 

41  Nicolson,  Mrs 

39  Black,  Francis 

37  Johnstone,  Lieut. -Colonel  P. 

37  Johnstone,  Miss 

35  Reid,  Mrs  Major 

35  Halkett,  Samuel 

35  Tweedie,  Thomas 

33  Gilchrist,  Mrs 

33  M'Glashan,  Mrs 

33  M'Glashan,  Jolm 

33  Pattison,  Misses 

31  Drybroug-h,  Andrew 

29  Small,  Andrew 
27  Watson,  Miss 

27  Kirkwood,  Rev.  James 

27  Irvine,  M.  Sinclair 

25  Stewart,  J.  L.  laudsc.  painter 

25  Dimn,  Mrs 

25  Chisholm,  Robert 

23  Mitchell,  F.  G. 

21  Anderson,  John 

19  Thomson,  D.  J. 

17  Clark,  Robert 

15  Milne,  Miss 

13  Hamilton,  Lieut.- Colonel  W. 

11  Longmore,  Adam  C. 
9  Watson,  Rev.  A.  E. 
7  M'Gibbon,  Charles 
5  Todd,  George 

3  Stark,  George  G. 

3  Watt,  Miss 

1  Murray,  John,  jun.  S.S.C. 

30  Tennant,  Thomas  M. 

28  Scrymgeour,  Mrs 
2()  Logan,  Mrs  A.  S. 

24  Laurie,  William 

22  Cullen,  Mrs  John 

20  Dick,  James 

18  Peace,  James 

16  Lindsay,  James 

14  Weir,  Henry 

12  Gibson,  Thomas 
10  Balfour,  Mrs 

1.  Claremont  Strectj  W. 
1  Shanks,  George 
1  Fowler,  G. 

4  Fraser,  Mrs 

4  Jeftrey,  Mrs 

5  Wilson,  Thomas 

6  Mitchell,  Mrs 
6  Brown,  Miss 
6  White,  M. 

6  Gillespie,  John 

6  Gillespie,  Thomas 

7  Snrenne,  John  T. 

8  Begg,  Mrs 


9  Henderson,  Andrew 
9  Logan,  John 
9  Taap,  Andrew 
9  Paris,  James,  S.S.C. 

10  Templeton,  Mrs 

1.  Clarence  Sts'eet. 

3  Fyffe,  George,  masou 

3  Fyffe,  Mrs,  nurse 

3  Surenne,  J.  G.,  M.D. 

5  M'Doiigal,  George 

5  Scott,  James  A. 

5  Spence,  John 

5  Symth,  Mrs 

7  Thomson,  Rev.  Thos. 

9  Dorrit,  Mrs,  nurse  (arca^ 

11  Beatson,  George 
11  Hunter,  Mrs 

15  Fairlie,Ja.  (Edin.  ivoolsales) 
17  Anderson,  Wm.  H. 
17  Mackintosh,  Miss 

17  Fairbairn,  Mrs  James 

19  King,  Rev.  William 

27  Lees,  Mrs  W. 
29  Thom,  Miss 

29  Bain,  Mrs  M.  lodgings 
29  Finnic,  Miss 
29  Sibbald,  Mrs 
29  Yorston,  A.  G. 
29  Hunter,  Robert 

29  Burnett,  Mrs 

32  Robertson,  Mrs,  corset  maker 

30  Traquair,  William 
30  Ritchie,  Alexander 
30  Martin,  Miss 

30  Henderson,  Mrs  James 
30  Ewart,  Miss 
30  Turnbull,  Mrs 

28  Husband,  Wm.  M.D. 
26  Barnetson,  Mrs 

24  Walker,  Mrs 
24  M'Laren,  Mrs 
22  Christie,  Miss 

20  Adam,  Mrs 
20  Wylie,  Miss 

18  Morgan,  Mrs 

18  Hutton,  William 
18  Thomson,  Miss 
18  Brown,  Thomas  J. 
16  Kay,  Mrs  Thomas 
14  Fraser,  James,  M.D. 
12  Horetzky,  Mons. 
12  O'Donnell,  Mrs 
12  Turnbull,  Mrs 
12  Davidson,  Mrs 
10  Kirkland,  Mrs 

8  Richmond,  Mrs 

6  Smith,  Mrs  Margaret 

6  Budge,  Mrs 

6  M'Meikan,  Wm. 

6  Macewan,  Mrs 

2  Boyd,  Mrs 

2  Macrae,  John,  grocer 
1,  CSarendon  Crescent. 

1  Fellowes,  Captain  Chailes 

2  Gordon,  Mrs  H. 

3  Reid,  Walter 

4  Karley,  Mrs 

4  Graham,  Mrs  Jackson 


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5  Bhickwood,W.  (T.  ^J.J3.) 

7  Bannerman,  Jas.,  D.D.  prof. 

8  Spence,  A.  W. 

8  Speuce,  Mrs  Alexander 

9  Wood,  Mrs  Captain 

10  Warden,  Mrs 

11  Stewart,  Charles 

12  Gairdner,  Mrs  General 

13  Dickson,  Mrs  Dr 

13  Dickson,  J.  J. 

14  Barton,  Daniel 

16  Young,  Mrs 

17  AVhite,  George  T. 

18  Moore,  Lady  Elizabeth 

19  Hagart,  James  V. 

20  Kellaud,  Professor 

22  Mitchell,  Robert  Burn 

Clerk  Street. 


East^  5, 


West,  4- 


1  Anderson,  James 
1  Cousland,  Mrs 
1  Hall,  Miss,  dressmaker 
1  Martin,  Robert 
1  AVinter,  David 
1  Farquharson,  Miss 
1  Durward,  Andrew 
1  Duncan,  Miss 

6  Cochrane  and  Orchardson 
5  Patersou,  James 

7  Durward,  Andrew 
7-A  Robertson,  Jas.  stationer 
9-A  Stalker,  T.  hairdresser 
9  Anderson,  Misses 

11  Bisset,  James,  baker 

11  Fairbairn,  James,  hosier 

13  Marshall,  John,  grocer 

15  Clapperton,  Alexander 

15  Dobie,  Miss 

15  Stevenson,  Mrs 

15  Watson,  Mrs  John 

17  Stobie,  William 

19  Gunn,  Mrs  Ellen,  grocer 

23  Henderson,  Archibald 

23  Wilson,  James 

23  Mabon,  Mrs  A.  B. 

23  Macalpine,  Miss  Helen 

23  Scrymgeour,  Miss  K. 

27  Rutherford,  Thos.  flesher 

29  Brown,  David,  grocer 

31  Sutherland,  R.  ' 

31  Mutter,  Miss 

31  Brown,  Mrs 

31  Scoon,  Kenneth 

33  M'Intosh,  William  S.  jeweller 

35  Pringle,  Alexander 

Gifford  Park  intersects. 

37  Mathison,  Robert,  baker 

39  Dickens,  Mrs  N. 

41  Montgomery,  Mrs 

41  Archibald,  Mrs  Andrew 

41  Thorn,  Miss  M. 

41  Mathison,  R. 

41  Tait,  John  G. 

43  Currie,  James,  china  mercht. 

45  M'Millan,  T.  jun.  butcher 

47  Craig,  David,  draper 


49  Robertson,  Mrs  J,  grocer 

51  Swanson,  Misses  E.  S.  and  C. 

51  M'William,  Mrs,  lodgings 

51  M'Kendrick,  Mrs  H.  D. 

51  Angles,  William 

51  Stevenson,  Mrs  J. 

53  Johnston,  Mrs  C. 

55  Renton,  Henry,  milliner 

67  &  59  Dawson,  AVm.  hosier 

61  Kemp,  James 

61  Boyd,  Mrs 

61  Nisbet,  Thomas 

61  Kirkland,  Mrs  James 

61  Simpson,  Robert  G. 

65  Clialmers,  George,  saddler 

67  Shaw,  George,  saddler 

71  Fearns,  William 

71  Cochrane,  Rev.  Thomas 

71  Robertson,  William 

71  Gilhes,  James  B. 

71  Ireland,  Thomas 

75  Mitchelhill,  James,  baker 

77  Davies,  W.  H.  spirit  mercht. 

79  Kemp,  James,  merchant 

81  Murray,  Abram  Gray 

81  Christie,  William 

81  Pond,  Mrs  M. 

81  Pirret,  John 

81  Sanson,  Robert,  printer 

81  Davies,  W.  H. 

81  Taylor,  Mrs  S. 

83  Herbert,  P. 

85  Taylor,  Angelo,  draper 

Montague  Street  intersects. 
64  Young  &  Paul,  plumbers 
62  Hamilton,  H. 
60  Sharp,  F.  watchmaker 
58  Pirret,  John 

56  Pirret,  James 

56  Turnbull,  William 

56  Smith,  John,  tailor 

56  Paton,  Mrs  A. 

52  Buncle,  Alexander,  grocer 

50  Alexander,  John,  tailor 

48  Hutton,  Mrs 

46  Fairgrieve,  T.  druggist 
Eankeillor  Street  intersects. 

44  Taylor,  James,  flesher 

42  Ballantyne,  James,  baker 

40  Craig,  James,  grocer 

38  Lawrie,  Peter,  stationer 

36  Harcus,  Henry 

34  Johnston,  John,  teacher 

34  Bowie,  James 

34  Bain,  D. 

32  Tweedie,  Thomas,  draper 

30  Cowan,  George,  M.D. 

28  Grieve,  James 

26  Thomson,  Mrs,  draper 

24  Grieve,  James 

24  Mackintosh,  John,  jun. 

24  Hart,  Misses  J.  and  Agnes 

20,  22,  Forrest,  T.  &  Sons,  iron- 
mongers 

18  Turner,  Peter,  victual  dealer 

16  Callum,  Chas.  A.  pastrycook 

14  Fiiihiyson,  Wm.  G.  teacher 

14  Bertram,  James 


I  14  AVilliams,  William 
1 14  Simpson,  Robert  D. 
14  Hayden,  AVilliam  R. 
12  Boyd,  Miss  M. 
10  Cameron,  James  A. 

8  Milne,  Peter,  baker 

6  Smith,  J.  and  Co.  jewellers 

4  Whigham,  Misses 

4  Bryce,  Miss  E. 

4  Macdonald,  David 

2  Wilson,  Thomas,  grocer 


5.  Clerk  Street,  Sositla. 

1  Haswell,  George  C.  grocer 
3  Watt,  William,  draper 
6  Oliphant,  Francis 

5  Croal,  Thomas  A. 

6  Cousland,  William 

7  Dunn,  Thos.  butcher 

9  Ballintyne,  James,  baker 
66  Wilson,  Robert,  jun.  painter 
68  Young,  John,  plumber 
70  Cassie,  Andrew,  dyer 
72  Macpherson,  Archd.  &  Son 
72  Macpherson,  Gavin,  ho.  agent 
72  Grant,  Robt.  cabinetmaker 
74  Low,  John,  slater 
74  Falconer,  James,  &  Son 
74  Bishop,  J.  tailor 
76  Foggo,  AVm.  builder 
76  Arthur,  Thos.  bookseller 
76^^  Martin,  J.  &  Son,  cabinetrs. 
78"Inglis,  George,  photographer 
78  Lamb,  Thomas,  slater 
82  Galloway,  Wm.  bookbinder 
84  Paterson,  G.  &  Son,  builders 

Clerk  Street  Cottage— Wm. 
Raffin,  builder 

Neioington  Free  Church 
25  Turnbull,  Mrs 
25  Turnbull,  John 
27  MacDonald,  Andrew  W. 
27  Boyd,  Miss 
27  Henderson,  Mrs  T. 
27  Macuab,  John  (.4.  Sf  M.) 
29  Pridie,  James,  surgeon 
31  Pillans,  Hugh  Scott 

Lutton  Place  intersects. 
35  Hunter,  R.  sculptor 
39  Lewis,  Mrs 
41  Houston,  Robert 
41  Slight,  George 
41  Forrest,  Thomas 
41  Allan,  Mrs 
41  Honeyman,  Robert 
45  British  Linen  Co.^sBr.  Bank 
47  Napier,  Alexander,  chemist 
49  Smith,  David 
49  Murray,  Robert  R. 
49  Thomson,  Mrs 
49  M'Rae,  Rev.  John 
49  Roberts,  John  S. 
49  Ramsay,  Mrs 
49  Ramsay,  Miss 
49  Napier,  James  B. 
51  Pillans,  John,  baker 
53  Agnew,  James,  stationer 
55  Boag,  James  R.  wine  mercht. 


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54  Allardice,  Miss 
64  Young,  Thomas 
54  M'Neilie,  David,  {Chancery) 
54  JI'Naught,  JMrs 
52  Gilray,  Joseph,  grocer 
50  Kedzlie,  R.  draper 
48  Guthrie  &  SliiOinglaw,  IVIisses 
46  Greenslade,  Alexander 
46  Currie,  Thomas  D. 
46  Sutherland,  W. 
46  Murdoch,  Miss  J. 
46  Anderson,  Mrs 
44  Stewart,  Laurance 
42  Alexander,  R.  &  A.  W. 
8  Shaw,  Joseph,  painter 

6  Middlemass,  George 
Newington  Church 

1.  Clifton  Terrace. 
Jameson,  James,  M.D. 

I      5.  CMfiitOQ  I£oa^, 
Whitehouse  loan, 

2  Fulton,  John 

Davidson,  Lieut.-Col.,  Wood- 
croft 

8.  Clyde  Street. 

3  Mackenzie,  Alex,  tailor 

5  Ormoud,  Chas.  spirit  mercht. 

7  Fletcher,  Peter,  globemaker 

11  Innes,  John,  spirit  merchant 
13  Lorrimer  and  Gillies,  printers 
15  Miller,  Mrs 

17  Cunningham  &Co.winemers. 
21  Hastie,  William,  agent 

21  Mortimer,  G. 

23  Fraser,  William,  agent 

23  Noble,  Alexander,  clerk 

25  Ireland,  William  E.  and  Co. 
27  Mason,  Mrs 

27  Young,  James,  bootmaker 

28  Downie,  John,  spirit  dealer 

26  M'Glashan,  Alex,  engraver 

18  Martin,  Robert 

18  Jlartin,  Miss,  dressmaker 
IS  White,  G.  stamper  (G.P.-O.) 
li  Donaldson,  John,  stereotyper 
12-B  Murray,  Wm.  grocer 

12  Murray,  "Wm.  (G.P.-O.) 
12  Peter,  David  N.,  lane 

10  Scott,  James,  cabinetmaker 

8  Dick,  Wm.  veterinary  surg. 

5  Worthington,  Wm.  vet.  surg. 
8  Strangeways,  Thos.vet.  surg. 
4  Peebles,  A. '&R.  cabinetmkrs. 

3.  Clyde  Street  SLasae. 

Carfrae,  A.  bank  messenger 
Smith,  G.  J.  bank  messenger 
Tait,  Thomas,  smith 

9.  Coal  mill. 

2  Ross,  James,  ropemaker 
4  Guthrie,  Robert 

6  Cuningham,  And.  wright 

11  Guthrie,  Mich,  spirit  mercht. 


12  Graham,  Thomas,  slate  me''- 
14  Duncan,  William 

18  Brash,  Mrs  David,  wine  mer. 

1.  Coates  Crescesit. 

1  Robertson,  James 

3  Paterson,  George,  advocate 

3  Paterson  Mrs 

4  Inglis,  H.  Maxwell 

5  Webster,  Mrs 

6  Jackson,  E.  J. 

7  Hay,  Misses  Dalrymple 

8  Lambe,  A.  J. 

9  Campbell,  Mrs,  of  Leckuary 

10  Coates,  Mrs 

11  Horsbiu-gh,  Mrs 

12  Murray,  Mrs  General 

13  Seton,  Mrs 

14  Barclay,  Lieut.-Col.  P. 

15  Dryborough,  Mrs 

15  Dryborough,  John 

16  Richardson,  James 

17  Tuck,  Miss,  boarding  school 

19  Limond,  Mrs 

20  Thomson,  Lockhart 

21  Reddie,  Mrs 

22  Cowper,  A. 

22  Murray,  George  J.,  W.S. 

1.  Coates  Mail. 
Napier,  George,  advocate 

1.  Coateis  Moaise^  ^ast. 
Cockburn,  A.  D. 

1.  Coates  Moase,  ^oatli. 

I.  Coates  l"lace. 

1  Lindsay,  John 

3  Stoddart,  Adam,  flesher 

6  Bain,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker 
12  Henderson,  Alexander,  build. 

1.  Coates  liane, 

Coates  Place. 
Muir,  John,  mason 

3'.  Coatileld  Ijaiie. 

1  Sutherland,     Robert,     metal 

merchant 

2  Mould,  Miss  C. 

4  Lambie,  Wm.  teacher 

4  Flett,  Wm.  com.  traveller 
6  Paxton,  John,  spirit  dealer 
9  Davidson,  Mrs  J.,  grocer 

10  Hume,  John,  wright 
16  Spinks,  Charles,  turner 

30  Thomson,  Robert  H.  and  Co. 

33  Marshall,  Mrs 

33  Wares,  Alexander 

33  Law,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

42  Noble,  Rev.  John 

43  M'Dermott,  Jas. 

6.  Colisirg,-  (Street. 
2  Moffat,  Mrs  Alex,  dairy 

5  White,  Alex,  fish  merchant. 


6  M'Intosh,  M.  chimney  swepr. 
G  Adie,  Adam,  grocer 

7  Martin,  John,  surgeon 

13  Anderson,  S.  slater 

14  Duncan,  George 

20  M'Leod,  Miss,  teacher 

22  M'Lachlan,  Neil,  U.  S.  Consul 

23  Grieve,  David,  spirit  dealer 

CoclilsjirsB  Street. 

1  Philip's  hotel 
3  Cook,  Thomas 
5  Griener,  C.  milliner 
7  Muir,  Archibald,  stationer 
13  Clark,  Martin 

15  Dobie,  John,  tobacconist 

17  Orderly   Rooms,    1st     City 
Mijle  Volunteers 

21  Rankine,  Thomas 

23  Mathieson,  A.  &  Son 
25  Miller,  David,  draper 
27  Miller,  John,  printer 
27  Paterson  and  Sliiells,  archite. 
27  Petrie,  George,  accountant 
27  Smith  Werner,  Mrs,  superin- 
tendent of  nurses'  home 

29  Little,  A.  jun.  ironmonger 
29 -A  Wilson,  George,  Thistle  ^ 

Rose  Soc. — (See  Adv.) 
31  M'Cowan,  James 
35  Sang,  E.  Elmslie 
35  Orderly    Rooms,    1st    City 

Artillery  Volunteers 

37  Collins,  Wm.  printer 
51  Millar,  James 

51  Button,  Robert  D. 
51  Jolly,  John,  tailor 
51  Orr,  Samuel 
51  Beatson,  David 

51  Session- Clerk'' s  office  for  the 

City 
63  M'Kay,  A.  basketmaker 
65  Forsyth,  John  S.  clothier 
67  M'Gowan,  Alexander 
69  Inglis,  Alexander,  City  hotel 
71  Temple,  David,  grocer 
73  Donaldson,  John  G.  sp.  dealer 
58  Reid,  Wm.  and  Son,  under- 
takers— (See  J-c/u.) 
56  Gillies,  Peter,  confectioner 
54  Eye  Dispensary 
54  Wright,  Chas.  photographer 

52  Patrick  and  JMackenzie 

50  Leckie,  Joseph,  bootmaker 

48  M'Dougal,  T.  cutler 

46  Campbell,  D.  com.  agent 

46  Griener,  C.  milliner 

46  E.  Co-operative  Build,      c. 

46  Souter,  J.  engraver 

42  Muir,  William,  bootmaker 

38  Laurie,  T.  bookseller 
33  Dental  Dispensary 

30  Scotsman  office 
30  Steel,  Adam,  clerk 

28  Scottish  Farmer  office 

26  Campbell,  Jas.  paper-hang, 

22  Alexander,  D.  and  Co. 

20  Hutchison,  Alex,  bookseller 


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20  Blaud,   J.    inspector  E.    C. 

Railway 
20  Tbornton,  Robt.,  C.  E.— (See 

Adn.-) 
20  Waddell,  Andrew,  printer 
18  Scott,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker 
16  Simpson,  R.  E.,  and  Co. 
14  Miller,  John 

14  Crawford,    John,    landscape 
painter  and  photographer 
10  Howe,  ATm.  spirit  dealer 

8  Tolmie,  Robert,  tobacconist 

6  Ritchie,  Andrew,  confectioner 

4  Howe,  William 

4  Stuhhs'  Mercantile  Office 

4  Shaw,  John  0. 

4  Warner,  Robert,  agent 

4  Gumming,  Mrs 

2  Gumming,  Thomas,  and  Son 

4.  ColJeg-e. 

Turner,  William,  M.B. 
Goodsir,  Professor  John 
Small,  Jo.  librarian 
Small,  Mrs  J. 
Smith,  A.  secretary 
Cameron,  James,  janitor 

4.  CoJIege  St.,  ^orth. 

1  Pairman,  R. 

2  M'Intosh,  J. 

4  Paterson,  AValter  Greenoak 

5  M'Intosh,  James,  bookseller 

6  Bow,  James,  baker 

8  Hart,  William 

9  Reid,  W.  and  Sons 

9  M'Culloch,  J.  and  Go. 

10  Anderson,  William,  slater 

11  Donaldson,  Colin 

4.  Collejfe  St.,  iSoatli. 

1  M'Leod,  M.  Russell,  druggist 

2  Gibbs,  H.  shoemaker 

3  Blackie,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

4  Klausman,  A.  & D.  clockmkrs. 

5  Robertson,  J.  tailor 
5  Newberry,  Mrs  J. 

5  Frier,  John 
5  Brown,  James 

5  Tait,  J. 

6  Bain,  D. 

5  Blackie  and  Son,  publishers 

5  Lyall,  Robert,  agent 

5  Smart,  Alexander,  printer 

5  Douglas,  George 

6  M'Keuzie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

7  Love,  A.  and  J. 

9  Imlay,  George,  fishmonger 
10  Thomson,  William 

10  Davidson,  A. 

11  Bloffat,  John 

11  College  Street  Chapel 

12  Anderson,  William,  baker 

13  Brown,  A.  bookseller 

14  Tait,  Thomas,  grocer 

15  Barniston,  William 
15  Brims,  Charles 

15  Cadenliead,  A.  F.  writer 
15  M'Kay,  Henry,  tailor 


15  ai'Gibbon,  John 

16  M'Morran,  John,  coach  hirer 

17  Gourlay,  A.  stationer 

18  Davie,  John,  shoemaker 

19  M'Lean,  Mrs,  repository 

20  Begg,  J. 

21  Johnston,  T. 
21  Gray,  John 

21  Murdoch,  Mrs  George 

22  Christie,  Ann,  dressmaker 

23  Gowie,  Thomas 

4.  Colleg^e  St.,  West. 
2  Weston,  John,  bookseller 

4.  ColIes:e  Wynd. 

13  Caskie,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
20  Lazzaroni,  Anthony 

20  Neilson,  George,  smith 

1.  CoStbrMg^e  Eload. 

(West  Coates  villa)  Kinloch, 
George  R. 

(Inverardoran  Lodge) 

Tait,  Wm.  {Duncan,  Flock- 
hart,  Sj^  Co.) 

(Windsor  villa)  Turnbull,  P. 

(Pentland  villa)  Smith,  T. 

CoItlsridi:e. 

Lawrie,  William,  millmaster 

].  Comely  Bank. 

4  Birkmyre,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 

5  Martine,  P.  (B.  L.  Co.  Bank) 

7  Johnston,  Alex,  of  Hillhouse 

8  Brown,  Rev.  Thomas 

9  Murray,  Miss 
10  Cooke,  James 

10  Whitelaw,  M. 

11  Ross,  Mrs 

12  Millar,  Mrs 

13  Lowrie,  Rev.  Alexander 

14  Faed,  James,  engraver 

15  Sidney,  John,  coal  merchant 

16  Seton,  Miss 

16  Macphail,  Mrs  D. 
10  Jones,  T.  W.,  W.S. 

17  Harding,  H.   Astley,  Lieut. 

and  Quarter-master  Edin. 
Artillery  Militia 

18  Torrance,  George 

21  Alexander,  William 

22  Vary,  Miss 

23  Kid'd,  Miss 

1.  Comely  Bank  Ciard. 
Cunningham,  Fraser,  &  Co. 

florists 
Grant,  Archibald,  writer 
Mitchell,  Jolin,  gardener 
Haddow,  Thomas,  dairy 
Hislop,  Mrs  Mar£;aret 
Fraser,  R.  T.  (C.^.  §•  Co.) 
Sibbald,  J.  AVerter  house 
Bush,  J.  Craigleith  cottage 

3.  Comely  SjJreen  Cres. 
1  Nicolson,  W.  M. 

1  Nicolson,  jMrs 

2  Stormouth,  Rev.  Jas. 


3  Wight,  James 
3  Muckle,  Mrs  A. 

3  Muckle,  William  (G.P.-O.) 

4  Williamson,  Peter 

3.  Comely  ^.reen  Park. 

Nicholson,  D. 
3.  Comely  <iireei»  PSace. 

3  Duncan,  Mrs 
3  Severs,  Benjamin 
3  Matheson,  John 
3  Small,  David 
3  Blaikie,  G.  F. 

3  M'Pherson,  Mrs  C. 

4  Burns,  John 

0  Johnston,  Alexander 
6  Murray,  Miss 

6  Thomson,  James 
6  Crawford,  David  L. 

6  Burns,  Mrs  William 

7  Brebner,  Alan 

8  Harvey,  James 

8  Reid,  James 

9  Paton,  Thomas 

10  Lawson,  Francis 

11  Hurry,  John 

12  Burnet,  Alexander 

12  Thomson,  David 

13  Mitchell,  Gilbert  Smith 
13  Reid,  John 

6.  Commercial  Place 

Custom  House 
Mitchell,  James,  housekeeper 
Mercantile  Marine  Office 
Inland  Revenue  Office 
Shore  Dues  Office 
Dock  Commissioners'  Office 
3,  4  North  British   Colour 
Company 

1  Edin.  Ropery  Co.^s  Stores 

2  Hunter,  James,  ship  broker 
4-A  JM'Intosh,  R.  pavement  mer. 
4-A  Prime  Gilt  Office 

5  Smith,  J.  M.  ironmonger 
7  Scott  and  Younger 

9  Stalker,  David,  watchmaker 

10  Lamenson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

11  Ferguson,  Thos.  cliina  dealer 
Sandport  Street  intersects. 

13  Black,  W.  &  J.  tailors 

14  Lind,  Andrew,  jun. 
14  La  Cours  and  Watson 
14  Jobson,  M.  Baltic  hotel 
14  Jastrau,  Victor,  agent 

It),  17  Bolton  &  Co.  ship  chand, 

18  Hood,  Thos.  ship  chandler 

19  Sandilands,  W.  ship  broker 
19  Gavin,  W.  &  C.  merchants 

19  Brickman,  F.  J. 

20  Chalmers,  E.  spirit  merchant 

21  Gruickshanks  and  Ronaldson 

22  Calder,  William,  sailmaker 

23  Aberdeen,  Leith,  and  Clyde 

Steam  Shi})ping  Co. — G. 
Mathieson,  agent 

24  Duncan,  Robt.  merchant 

25  Schultze,  Alex.  &  Son,  mers. 


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bO  Scott,  A.  seaman's  hat  maker 
Tod,  Alex,  and  Robt.  (Leitli 
Flour  mills), 

8'.  Coiastitntion  Street, 
K^eith. 

Young,  G.  &  Co.  merchants 
Wauchope,  Moodie,  &  Hope 
Hope,  John  David 
Rennie,  A.  R. 
Fulton,  Weir,  &  Co. 
M'Laren,  D.  &  Co.  merchants 
Wilson,  Francis  W.  banker 
Berry,  Thomas  M.  saddler 
Cooper,  A.  carver  and  gilder 
Boyce,  Mrs  J.  spirit  dealer 
Dishington,  T.  &  Co.  merchs. 
Knoblauch,  Hugo 
Ratze,  Conrad 
Wright,  Alexander  B. 
Morrison,  Chas.  jun.  merclit. 
Scougall,  Ellis,  &  Co.  meres. 
Ferric,  J.  D.,  S.S.C. 
Henry  and  Corrie 
Cochrane,  Patterson,  &  Co. 
Thorburn,  William 
Jones,  R.  M.  &  Co.  merchts. 
Neuifert,  J.  M. 
Laird  &  Banks,  salt  merchts. 
Oouchman,  E.  R. 
Hoy,  Andrew 

Commer.  Bank  of  Scotland 
Mowbray,  Robert,  agent 
Robinows  and  Marjoribanks 
Yule  &  Macandrew,  merchts. 
Thom,  David,  &  Co.  merchts. 
Nelson,  Mrs  George 
Gilruth,  John 

Alison  &  Cowan,  corn  mers. 
B  Warrack,  John,  and  Co. 
A  Watson,  Turcan,  and  Co. 

merchants 
Durham,  Nerval 
Livingstone,  John,  house  fac. 
Christie,  W.  slater 
Morrison,  Charles,  and  Son 
Hewatt,  A.  and  R. 
Stegmann  and  Co. 
TurnbuU,  Alexander 
Millar,  John 
Hunter,  Mrs  Robert 
Bank  of  Scotland 
Wyse,  G.  B.  M. 
Gardner,  Mrs  AVilliam 
Heron,  Mrs 
Grinley,  Miss 
Anderson,  Wm.  merchant 
Dykes,  James,  coal  merchant 
Gordon,  John,  confectioner 
Hampton,  Mrs 
Caw,  John,  sheriff  officer 
Davidson,  Mrs 
Forrest  &  Turnbull,  merchts. 
Barrie,  Jas.  {D.  Perrie  Sf  Co.) 
Young,  J.  &  Co.  slaters 
Hay,  JVIrs 

Shiels,  Wm.  &  Co.  merchts. 
Jenkinson,  William 
Robertson,  Wm.  plumber 


5G 


57  Scott,  Robert,  plasterer 

57  Dibble,  John,  bricklayer 

58  Thom,  Mrs  Robert 

59  Galloway,  James,  collector 
59  Northern   Fire   and  Life 

Lisurance  Co. 
59  Walker,  Mrs  James 
69  Galloway,  JI.  house-factor 
69  Thomson,  Miss 
61  Macfarlane,  A.  and  Son,  corn 

factors 
G2  Bell,  Rannie,  and  Co. 
63  Lindsay,  George 
65  Svme,  James 

68  GUlespie,  John,  M.D. 

69  Shiels,  John  S. 

71  Todd,  Henry  M. 

72  Taylor,  Walker,  &  Co. 

72  Tod,  J.  B.  &  Son,  merchts. 

72  Imp.  Fire  and  Life  Offices 

73  Mills,  Mrs 

73  Strong,  A.  D. 

73  Gordon,  William 

74  Brown,  Robert 

75  Kidd,  John,  merchant 

76  Thomson,  Misses 

81  Redpath,  Brown,  and  Co. 
83  Adam  and  M'Gregor 

89  Cockburn  and  Co. 

90  Miller,  William,  M.P. 
90  Jordan,  John 

92  Miller,  James,  and  Sons 

93  .S^  James's  Chapel 
96  Gallic,  Laird,  and  Co. 

98  Gardner,  Peter,  teacher 

99  Ross,  William,  plumber 
99  Barnett,  Francis 

100  Hadden,  R.  &  Son,  painters 

101  Hume  &  Melville,  plumbers 

102  Ford,  Wm.  &  Sons,  merchts. 

103  Post  Office 

103  Archer,  Gilbert,   Registrar 

for  South  Leith 

104  Mackinlay  and  Co. 

105  Douglas,  J.  waggoner 
107  The  Town  Hall 

107  Couper,  W.  H. 
107  Council  Chambers 
110  Sheriff  Clerk's  Office 
110  Gunn,  Robert 

112  St  Johi's  Church 

113  M'Millan,  John,  teacher 

115  Edinhurgh  Gas  Light  Co. 

116  Leith  Public  Library 

116  Thomson,  William,  &  Co. 

117  Campbell,  T.  B.  and  Co. 
117  Lawrie,  Robert 

119  Wren,  Geo.  agent 

120  Murdoch,  Boyd,  and  Hen- 

derson, W.S.  and  N.P. 
120  Cuthbertson,  A.  G.  and  Son 
120  Kauffman,  Brothers.  &  Co. 

122  Sorensen,  Marius,  merchant 

123  Snody,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

123  Leith,  John,  solicitor 

124  Lindsay,  William 

124  Dowie,  Thos.  S.S.C. 

125  Exchange  Stables 

127  Berry,  Barclay,  and  Co. 


127  Fell  and  Stein,  corn  factors 

128  Smith,  R.  M.  merchant 
128  Smith,  Peter  and  Son,  mer- 
chants 

128  Christie,  Wm. 

129  Henderson,  D.  W.  mercht, 
129  Mackay  and  Harrower 
129  Macleod,  N.  jun. 

129  Yule,  Thomas  B.  and  Co. 
129  Robertson    &    Hope,    mer- 
chants 

129  Saunders,  John,  wright 

130  Leith  Reading  Room 

131  Corn  Exchange 

134  Taylor,  Bruce,  and  Co. 

135  Taysen  and  Wilson 

135  Pendreigh,  J.  and  G. 

136  Balfour,  John,  &  Co. 

137  Smith,  P.  B, 

138  Mathew  &  Theilman 

138  Noble,  R.  G.  and  Co. 

139  Combe,  Ree,  and  Co. 

Corn  ExcSiaiag'ei  fjeitla. 
Harpers,  Thomson,  and  CO'. 
Macdonald,  D.  S. 
Lassen  &  Meiuers 

S*.  Cornnna  I^Saee. 

1  Ross,  John  H. 

3  Walker,  Joseph,  engineer 

5  Brown,  Jas. 

8  Jupp,  Mrs  Charles  Henry 

6.  CoMjBer  Street. 

1  Webster,  J.  pavement  mer. 
3  Malcolm,  W.  {Customs) 

10  Stewart,  James,  baker 

11  Simpson,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 

14  Small,  John,  grocer 

20  Mason,  Alexander,  baker 

21  Dick,  James,  clerk 

22  Hood,  Alex,  wine  merclit. 
26  Ferguson,  Misses  A.  and  J. 
29  Nicolson,  William,  clerk 
29  Wright,  Thomas 

31  Andrew,  Alexander,  grocer 

32  Laurie,  Jolm,  dairy 

33  Sutherland,  John,  grocer 

35  Fotheringham,  James,  baker 

36  Moffat,  Wm.  butcher 

37  Punton,  John,  shipmaster 
37  Oliphant,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 
48  Robertson,      James,      coaS 

merchant 

5.  Co^van's  Close. 

16  Kitchen,  John 
White,  William 

Cowgate. 

West  4.        East  3. 

15  Palmer,  D.  victual  dealer 

17  Young,  W.  D.  and  Co. 

19  Murray,  Robert,  shoemak?r 

31  Lindsay  and  Son 

39  Medical  Missionary  Train- 
ing Institution  and  Dis- 
pensary 

39  Thomson,  W.  B,  surgeon 


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41  Wilson,  John,  baker 
Magdalene  Cliapel 
69  Thomson,  James 
71  Goskirk,  A.  and  Son 
73  M'Dougal,  H.  spirit  dealer 
103  Gillon,  Peter,  prov.  dealer 
105  Brown,  Charles 
107  Docherty,  James 
115  M'Kernlin,  Edward,  grocer 
115  Laidlaw,  D.  cowfeeder 
1 15   Victoria  Lodgings 
117  Dingwall,  John  A.  grocer 
135  Murray,  Martin 
139  Barker,  Bernard,  broker 
145  Campbell  and  Co.  brewers 
145  M'Cormack,  John 
149  Bain,  Mrs,  broker 
161  Howden,  Edward 
167  Marrin,  M.  broker 
169  Thick,  Mrs,  broker 
173  Mackintosh,  Robert,  grocer 
177  Mount,  Mrs  Janet 

Horse  Wynd  intersects. 
181  Clark,  John,  grocer 
197  Smith,  Andrew 

College  Wynd  intersects. 
207  Infflis,  David 
209  M'Master,  John,  baker  j 

213  Hay,  Alexander,  flesher 
229  Crerar,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 
233  Kafferty,  Peter,  broker 
239  Scott,  John,  cabinetmaker 
245  Piaeburn  and  Son 
247  Beveridge,  A.  and  Co. 
249  Duffy,  Jas.  broker 
251  Lascelles,  Andrew 

S.  Niddry  Street  intersects. 
263  Min-ray,  M.  fiu'niture  broker 
253  Ainslie,  John,  broker 
257  Duncan,  W.  tailor 
261  Syme,  S.  provision  dealer 
261  Connolly,  Thos.  broker 
263  Dick,  Charles,  and  Son 
263  Thomson,  Charles 
263  Anderson,  .David,  grocer 

265  Shaw,  G.  grocer 
273  Traquair,  J.  dairy 
287  Fox,  Dennis,  spirit  dealer 
291  M'Grain,  P.  grocer 
801  Eeid,  J.  broker 
307  Eamsay,  E.  smith 
815  M'Dougal,  J.  grocer 
317  M' Galium,  Daniel,  grocer 
321  Wood,  H.  tailor 
329  Hossack,  D.  grocer 
S39  M'Dowal,  J.  broker 
347  Birrell,  Wm.  cabinetmaker 
351  George  HerioVs  School 
351  Sanderson,  J. 

272  Stirling,  Wm.  cabinetmaker 
270  Bolan,  T.  baker 
270  Bust,  Eob.  mat.  maker 
268  Bolan,  J.  broker 

266  Donery,  J.  broker 
268  Fitzpatrick,  J. 

260  St  Patrick'' s  CatliolicChapel 
— Macdonald,  Rev.  John,  P.P. 
256  Sorden,  J. 


254  Kelly,  J. 

252  Cullen,  M.  grocer 

248  Mabon,  J. 

244  Coyle,  M.  shoemaker 

242  Killen,  J.  agent 

234  Burns,  James  M. 

232  Thomson,  John,  grocer 

228  Smith,  J.  gi-ocer 

226  Knowles,  J.  confectioner 

222  Foley,  J.  grocer 

222  M'Rean,  J.  baker 

220  M'Laren,  J.  spirit  dealer 

218  Laing,  A.  cabinetmaker 

214  Leckie,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
Blair  Street  intersects. 

206  Weir,  Richard 

196  Dempsey,  James  W. 

194  Cullen,  Martin 

186  Glen,  Mrs  D.  furn.  wareho. 

184  Lazzaroni,  An.  spirit  dealer 

174  Andreoli,  M.  andM.  carvers 

164  M'Intosh,  Wm.  upholsterer 

160  Divine,  Wm.  baker 

156  O'Donnel  and  Co.  brokers 

154  Burnet,  A.  victual  dealer 

148  M'Lennan,  Mrs,  spirit  deal. 

146  Teviotdale,  Thos.  grocer 

142  Flanuigan,  M.  pawnbroker 

136  Johnstone,  Patrick,  broker 

134  Carlon,  Hugh 

128  Goulding,  John 

120  M'Laughlan,  John 

118  Hughes,  Patrick 

114  Doiierty,  H. 

112  Gormly,  James 

110  Hughes,  Patrick,  broker 

102  Carlon,  Mrs  F. 

100-A  O'NeiU,  James,  broker 

100  Pvobertson,  D.  spirit  dealer 
98  Sinclair,  John,  agent 
64  Dodds,  J.  and  R. 
48  Thomson,  J,  spirit  mercht. 
44  Keating,  Edward 
44  Macdougal,  J.  W. 
32  Danks,  Wm. 
30  Barr,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
16  Henderson,  W.  and  Son 
14  Brown,  James,  gardener 
14  Steedman,  J.  bill-poster 
12  Thomson,  John,  grocer 
10  M'Laren,  G.  flesher 
6  Beaton,  Dun.  victual  dealer 
4  Fiddes,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
2  Gordon,  A.  clogmaker 

S*.  Cralg'entiniisy  Honise. 
Marsh,  Miss 


5.  Craigie  Terrace. 

1  Wilson,  Pat.  architect 

2  Gray,  John 

7  Crichton,  Mrs  A. 

S.  Crai||:side  House. 

Wood,  Henry 
Laurie,  Thomas 

5.  Craig-side  Place. 

5  Wilson,  William 

6  Anderson,  Robert,  grocer 


4.  Criclifon  Street. 

3  Caskey,  Wm. 
5  Simpson,  John,  bootmaker 
5  Dickson,  John  {G.P.-O.) 
7  Purves,  Wm.  Clark 

7  Young,  Mrs 

8  Dickson,  Robert 

9  Wale,  James 

9  Greenfield,  Helen  J. 

9  Greenfield,  John  Scott 
2  Gow,  J. 

2  Smith,  Miss 

2  Whyte,  Geo.  letter-carrier 

2  Renton,  John 

2  Bumside,  BIrs  John 

I  M'Bain,  James,  bookseller 

3.  €roft-an-Mig:h. 

41  Brydon,  J.  merchant 
41  Campion,  John 
43  Thom,  C.  gardener 
30  Ross,  Wm. 
28  Cowan,  Jas.  gardener 

26  Younger,  R.  brewer,  St  Ann's 

6.  Cromwell  Street. 

10  Finnie,  Thomas,  agent 

Crosscamsey. 
East,  5.     West,  4. 

1  Healey,  Sirs  Alex,  baker 
21  Lamont,  John,  tailor 

25  Barclay,  Wm. 

27  Young,  Jas.  and  Co. 
45  Grant,  David,  and  Co. 

47  M'Intosh,  Elizabeth 

55  Crawfi)rd,  N.  leather-cutter 
92  Torrance,  John,  coal  mercht. 
94  Rutherford,  W.  victual  dealer 
86  Porteous,  G.  victual  dealer 
80,  82  Smellie,  Henry,  grocer 
78  Gorrie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

64  Williamson,  Mis  Wm. 

56  Robb,  Mrs 

54  Steven,  Robert 

50  Stirling,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 

48  Begbie,  John,  dairy 
30  Com'tis,  Elizabeth 

26  Johnston,  Peter,  builder 
26  Turner,  Robert 

24  Harris,  James 
20  Smith,  D.  plumber  and  gas- 
fitter 

8  Angus,  John 

4  LcAvis,  William,  china  dealer 

2  M'Dougal,  Thomas,  wright 
2  Lawson,  John 

2  Fowler,  Peter,  wiight 

2  Simpson,  Robert 

'71.  Croirn  Street. 

3  Primrose,  John 

7  Cruickshanks,  George 
10  Ronaldson,  George 

II  M' Garth,  L. 

13  Anderson,  Samuel,  &  Co. 


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3.  Cumberland,  fiane^ 

lEast. 
1  Borrowman,  John 

3.  Cusntoerland  street. 

3  Corstorphine,  P.  shoemaker 

3  Crawford,  George 
23  M'Donald,  J.  accountant 
25  Brechin,  William 
25  Paris,  John,  architect 
25  Robertson,  Miss 
25  West,  Miss 

29  Brown,  Lieut.-Col.  Lawrence 
31  Johnstone,  Mrs 
31  Murdoch,  James,  jun. 
31  Burr,  Mrs,  Charles 
31  Stewart,  Donald 
33  Cornet,  Mrs 
37  Roy,  Mrs,  victual  dealer 
Pitt  Street  intersects. 
39  M'Pherson,  George 
45  Martin,  Alex. 
47  Lawson,  Mungo 
47  Murray,  Alexander 
47  Cook,  John 
47  Reid,  Mrs  J.  ladies'  nurse 
49  Graham,  Mrs  A.  grocer 
51  Niven,  Archibald,  dairy 
55  Wotherspoon,  J.  B.  M. 

55  Glendinning,  Mrs,  lodgings 
57  Dixon,  William  James 

59  Edward,  William 
59  Rae,  George 
.,63  Henderson,  George 
63  Watson,  Wm.  R. 
63  Graham,  James 
65  Watson,  John  S. 
65  Reid,  Miss,  dressmaker 

65  Mnnro,  Mrs 

.67  Young,  J.  {Y.  8f-  Sanders) 

67  Strachan,  William 

67  Goldie,  John 
'67  Cathels,  Misses 

69  Ramsay,  John 

71  Trotter,  Mrs  Margaret 
71  Thomson,  Mrs 
73  Fowler,  Wm.  tailor 
;72  Luke,  James 

70  Colquhoun,  Peter,  grocer 
170  MTarlane,  James 

IB8  Brown,  John 

'68  Crosbie,  John 

66  Robertson,  T.  &  E.  bakers 
'66  Thompson,  Misses 

162  Blair,  Thomas 

[62  Bryce,  Mrs  Wm. 

[60  Goodhall,  Miss 

160  Mowbray,  Mrs,  lodgings 

|68  Hogg,  J.  stationer 

56  Calder,  Mrs 
56  Kemp,  Francis 

Rosie,  Mrs 

Wilson,  Mrs 

M'Leod,  Mrs 

Elliot,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

Govan,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

Weir,  John 

Souter,  George 


46  Lauder,  R.  H. 

44  Grassick,  James 

44  Allan,  George 

44  Nicolson,  John,  lodgings 

44  Smith,  Thomas,  lodgings 

42  Brown,  Alexander 

40  Kennedy,  Mrs 

40  Scott,  James,  shoemaker 

38  Chalmers,  Margaret 

38  Naismith,  Alexander 

Pitt  Street  intersects. 
34  M'Kenzie,  Miss 
32  Rennie,  Peter 
32  Farquharson,  John 
32  Roden,  Mrs 
32  Mitchell,  Mrs  R. 
30  Christie,  Alexander 
28  Millar,  William 
26  Kennedy,  Miss 
26  Fairweather,  Dayid 
24  Grant,  Mrs 
22  Fenton,  Robert 
20  Stobo,  John,  upholsterer 
20  Black,  John 
20  Murray,  John 

18  Dickson,  Mrs  Thomas 
16  Parlane,  Miss 

16  Colthard,  John,  dairy 
14  Corbett,  Mrs  Jane 

14  Gregory,  Miss 
14  Slerrylees,  Mrs 
14  Bell,"David 

14  Ogilvie,  Robert,  W.S. 

12  Craigie,  James 
10  Barrie,  David 

10  Stevenson,  J.  &  Son,  builders 
8  Todd,  John 
S  Rule,  Thomas 

8  Fielding,  Miss 

5.  Cumin  I®Iace. 

1  Martin,  Mrs 

5  Brandford,  John  G. 

7  Forbes,  George 

9  Culleu,  Thos. 

13  Russell,  Mrs 

15  Miller,  Robt. 

17  Miuray,  Alex. 

19  Begg,  James,  D.D. 

18  Anderson,  Robert 

16  Howison,  Hamilton 

12  Aufrecht,  Theodore,  Prof. 
10  Ord,  John 

8  Macadam,  Anstruther 

6  Urquhart,  James 
4  Brand,  Mrs 

2  Milner,  Thomas  H. 

IHalgSeish  l»lace. 

1  Owen,  R.  J.  P.   (Mercury 

Office) 

2  Matthewson,  Geo.  writer 

3  Blain,  William 

3.  Dalkeith  Itoael. 
Sessional  School 
Hume,  James,  innkeeper,  Old 
Gibbet  toil 


Brown,A.C.M.D.Arthurlodg. 

Grieve,  Mrs  Wm. 

Marjoribanks,  Mrs,  Salisbury 
green  cottage 

Nelson,  Wm.  publisher,  Salis- 
bury green 
Craigie  Terrace  intersects. 

Young  and  Blackay,  Newiug- 
ton  gardens 

Oliver,  Mrs  Thos.  Newington 


Mood,  John,  Rosehall  house 
Donaldson,  George,  S.S.C. 
Johnston,  Alex.  Keith,  March- 
hall 
Nelson,  Thomas,  publisher 

1.  Idalry  Mouse. 

Kemp,  James 

1.  fdaEry  liane. 

Anderson,  James,  plasterer 
Ryrie,  Alexander,  gardener 
Douglas,  Geo.  &  G.  C.  lath- 
splitters 
Fleming,  Thomas,  gardener 
Miliin,  Robert,  gardener 
Wallace,  W.  Wester  Dairy 
Cochrane,    Henry,    assistant 

superintendent 
Dairy  Cemetery 
Dairy  Pieformatory 
Whiteford,  Miss,  matron 
Magdalene  Asylum — Sidey, 
Miss,  matron 

1.  Ualrymple  Crescenf, 
^Kraisg'e. 

1  Gorrie,  William 

2  Aitken,  Alexander 

3  Lothian,  Edward 

6  Hunter,  Robert 

7  Wilson,  Dr  Charles 

10  Duncan,  Rev.  John,  LL.D 

11  Lister,  Richard 

5.  Dairymple  I»iace. 

11  Webster,  James 
17  Croal,  Mrs  D. 
17  Gibb,  George 
10  Stark,  John 

8  Robertson,  Hugh 

8  Grieve,  John  (G^.P.-O.) 

4  i\Iackenzie,  John 

4  Black,  James 

1.  IKaiiutie  Street. 

1  Mackenzie,  Captain  Alex. 
1  Lambert,  Wm.  accountant 
3  Davidson,  Miss 

5  Brown,  J.  M.  Kerrell 
7  Donald,  Mrs  Alex. 

9  M'Lean,  Neil 
13  Ritchie,  Mrs 
15  Smith,  Miss 

17  Lightbody,  J.  staff-surgeon 
19  Somerville,  Thomas 
21  Thyne,  John 
23  Brown,  Miss 


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Milligan,  John  S.,  S.S.C. 
AVedderburu,  Charles 
Mackid,  Mrs 
Herdman,  Robert 
Black,  John  Milne 
Bremuer,  Mrs  Colonel 
Grant,  James 
Macritchie,  John,  writer 
Morrison,  Blrs  Barbara 
Smith,  James 
Sim,  Miss 
Nicoll,  Mrs  Henry 
Murray,  Mrs 
Weir,  BIrs 

Greig,  James  Gibson 
Crichton,  Mrs  Col. 
Innes,  Mrs  Thomas 
Jenkins,  Mrs 
Thomson,  Samuel 
Watson,  William 
Watson,  A.  {Bank  of  Scot- 
land) 

"S.  I>arline:'s  Urae. 

Moffat,  AV.  Wright  and  factor 

If  arliiig:'^  ISniMlrags. 

Lauder,  Mrs  William 
Stephen,  Mrs  William 

.  Uarnaway  Street. 

Strahan,  Alexander 

Cleghorn,  Miss  Jane 

Brouneau,  Mons. 

Brouneau,  Madam 

Monro,  George,  advocate 

AVightman,  James  Seton 

AVood,  A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E. 

Lawrie,  Arch.  C.  advocate 

Pearson,  Miss 

M'Laren,  John,  advocate 

M'Ewan,  John,  writer 

Mure,  Misses 

M'Bean  iEneas,  W.S. 

Black,  Mrs 

Campbell,  Robert,  advocate 
2  Salom  &  Co. 
2  Brown,  Thomas,  artist 

2  Duulop,  Misses 

5.  UaTse  Street. 

3  Donaldson,  A.  Mrs 

3  Johnston,  AVilliam,  agent 

3  Crawford,  D. 

3  Henr3%  John 

3  Crawford,  Mrs  D. 

o  Alexander,  Andrew,  baker 

9  Crawford,  AAllliam 

9  Jack,  John,  jeweller 

9  Lennie,  P.  agent 
11  Proudfoot,  Robert 
11  Proudfoot,  MissM. 
11  Thomson,  John,  spirit  dealer 
11  Trotter,  Robert,  tailor 

6  Scott,  AVilliam,  teacher 

1.  Deaf  and  Dumb 
Institution. 

Hutchinson,  AA'm.  principal 
Hutchinson,  Mrs,  matron 


1.  Uean. 

AVood,  John,  gardener 
Lockhart,  Wm.  gardener 
Morrison,  James 
Elder,  Lewis,  spirit  merchant 
Smith, Walter,  cattle  salesman 
Rae,  James,  superintendent, 

Cemetery 
Carmont,  Mrs 
The  Dean  Church 
Aitken,  Mrs,  gardener 

1.  IBean  Hank 
Institution. 

Lawson,  Miss,  matron 

1.  ISean  Park. 

Stewarfs  Hospital — 

Ogilvie,  Geo.  ho.  governor 
Moncrieff,  J.  Scott,  treas. 
Laird,  AVilliam,  teacher 
King,  AVilliam,  teacher 
Rochead,  Miss,  matron 
Hunter,  James,  gardener 

Anderson,     W.     C.     major- 
general.  Royal  Artillery 

Cunningham,  Fraser,  &  Co. 
nurserymen 

Mackintosh,  R.  T.  nursery- 
man 

I.  llean  Street. 

1  Clark,  D.  g'entleman's  atten- 
dant 

1  Smith,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

1   Smith,  William,  house  agent 

3  M'Kinlay,  AVilliam 

8  Taylor,  Sarah 

5  Howdeu,  Mrs  John 

6  Sutherland,  H. 

7  Proctor,  Adam 

8  Liglis,  AVilliam 

9  Somerville,  Robert,  stationer 

10  Anderson,  R. 

11  Arnst,  Adam,  artist 

13  Brovvnlee,  James 

14  Simpson,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

16  Anderson,  Alexander 

17  Dick,  William,  grocer 

18  Robertson,  James,  baker 
20  Brown,  George 

22  Watt,  Peter,  spirit  dealer 

27  Elder,  George,  grocer 

28  Rankin,  Misses 

28  Cockburn,  AV. 

29  Cockburn  &  Son,  bakers 

30  Burns,  George,  grocer 

32  Gay,  James 

33  Smith,  AVilliam,  wright 
37  Jack,  William 

39  Blathison,  T.  spirit  dealer 
St  Bernard's  Fur.  School — 
Carmichael,  J.  teacher 
48  Watson,  Miss 
48  Bruce,  George 

48  Johnston,  Mrs 

49  Shand,  Thos.  spirit  dealer 


1.  Uean  Terrace. 

1  Young,Peter,M.D.,L.RC.S. 

2  Grant,  Rt.  {of  R.  G.  S^- Son) 

3  AVatson,  AVilliam 

4  Scott,Wm.,M.D., F.R.C.S.E. 

5  Rhind,  Miss 

11  Kerr,  Charles  M. 

12  AVilson,David,M.D.,F.R.C.S. 

14  Wilson,  Mrs  Johnston 

15  Grant,  John,  accoimtant 

16  Crighton,  James 
19  Murray,  Misses 

21  Knight,  Mrs 

22  Bowie,  Mis 

I.  Idean  Terrace^ 

Upper. 
1  Lowe,  John 

4  Kerr,  Miss 

5  Herdman,  Ales. 

6  Swan,  Misses 

1.  Deauliangb  Street. 

1  Stobie,  Miss  Elizabeth 

1  Anderson,  John 

2  Shearer,  John,  surveyor 

3  Stalker,  H. 

4  Jlillar,  Mrs  Elizabeth 

5  Peterkin,  Mrs 
5  Macfarlane,  P. 

5  Blain,  Mrs 

6  M'Cann,  James,  stationer 

7  Conning,  Alexander 

8  Cook,  AVilliam,  perfumer 
10  Gird  wood,  David 

10  M'Laren,  J. 
12  Purves,  Alexander,  smith 
Fleming,  Mrs,  cook 

1.  UcYsar  l"Jace. 

2  Hunter,  Miss  Elizabeth 

3  Lindsay,  John,  writer 

4  Crawford,  Mrs  J. 

6  Macfarlane,  James,  W.S. 

6  Cameron,  Alexander 

7  Roger,  AV.  miniature  painter 

8  Begbie,  Peter 

9  Laing,  Miss 

10  Kerr,  George 

5.  OickPlace3Ciirang:e. 

1  Robertson,  Peter 
3  Westreu,  P. 

5  Smith,  J.  Arbuthnot 
7  Kinloch,  Miss 

9  Dalgieish,  AV.  Scott 

11  Reid,  John 

Seton  Place  intersects. 

15  Clerk,  Miss 
17  Herdson,  James 
19  Stewart,  James 
23  Danks,  William 

Cumin  Place  intersects. 
29  Orman,  AVilliam 
33  Pringle,  William 
35  AVilliams,  John 
37  Cormack,  Mrs 


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39  Kay,  Miss 

39  Stevenson,  Miss 

41  Gibson,  Miss 

43  Aitken,  John 

45  Wilson,  Robert 

47  Riddell,  Mrs  E. 

49  Kirkwood,  Alexander 

51  Turnbull,  James 

63  Bartholomew,  John,  jun. 

55  Shiels,  "\V.  G. 

57  Young,  James 

57  Yomrg,  John 

2  Knox,  Tliomas 

6  Middlemas,  James 

8  Hope,  AVilliam 

10  Inglis,  Robert 
12  Inglis,  William 
12  Inglis,  Charles 

11  Armitage,  Alexander  B. 
K;  Mitchell,  William 

IS  Brown,  Isaac 
22  Rainie,  Robert 
21  Brown,  David 
I  20  Kirk,  Captain  W.  T. 

[  6.  UockFIace. 

2  Mitchell,  J.  M.  Royal  Belgian 
consul 

2  Mitchell,  Somerville,  &  Co. 
agents 

2  Hansen,  H.  P.  &  Co.  ship- 
brokers 

2  Gifford,  Wm.  &  Co.  ship- 
brokers 

2  Lamb,  Lawrence,  inspector 
of  fisheries 

2  Herring  Fishery  Office 

2  Officer  of  Fisheries 

3  Pringle,   John,    spirit  mer- 

chant 

5  Bolt,  James,  grocer 

6  Gavin,  P.  &  Son,  sailmakers 
G  Lawson,  James,  ship  agent 

7  Adie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

9  London  Sj'  Edinburgh  Ship- 

ping Company's  Office 
10  Beda,  Eschrichtj  &  Co.  ship- 
brokers 

10  Watson,  Alex. 

11  Bennet,  John,  carrier 

1 12  Lind,  A.  tailor 

113  Sailors^  Home  and  Refresh- 
ment Rooms 

|ll4  Ross,  William 
i 

6.  Uock  Street. 

4  Alexander,  Thomas,  &  Son, 
j  coopers 

5  Dalrymple,  Jolm,  sailmaker 
1  5  Rowell  &  Stoddart 

S  Fairgrieve,  William,  smith 
9  Gray,  T.  A.  wright 
9  Cochran,  Thos. 

10  Mariners^  Church  §■  School 

12  Peacock,  David,  ship  agent 

13  Milner,  Robt. 

13  Dougall,  John,  builder 
13  Thomson,  Stoltz,  &  Zoff 


14  Dick,  John,  spirit  dealer 

15  Scott,  James,  &  Co.,  coopers 

17  Eggers,    L.    and    Co.     ship 

chandlers 

18  Forrest,  P.  plumber,  &c. 

23  Gibson,  H.  C.  &  Co.  plumbers 

24  Wilkie,  James,  builder 

25  Currie,  Adam,  grocer 

6.  I>ocks,  Wet. 

Eews  &  Rendall,  agents 
Leith    Sj'  Rotterdam  Steam 

Shipping  Company 
Gibson,  G.  &  Co.  merchants 
Carron  Company's  Wareh. 
Rose,  Neilson,  agent 
Liverpool  <^'  Ijcith  Traders 
AVotherspoon,  James  B.  M. 
custom  house  and  ship  brok. 
Ramsay,  J.  W.  wine  mercht. 
Falconer,  J.  shipping  agent 
Forth  Sf  New  Zealand  Ship- 
ping Company 
Muir,  Wm.  mer.  and  agent 
DufF,  Thos.  &  Co.  coal  mers. 
Harbour  Works  Office 
Stenhouse,  A.  &.  G.  agents 
Lindsay,  James,  fruit  ware- 
house. Queen's  Dock. 
Rose,  J.  T.  &  Co.  shipbdrs. 
Morton,  S.  H.  &  Co.  engi- 
neers, Victoria  Dock 
Menzies  &  Co.  shipbuilders 

1.  Doune  Terrace. 

1  Martin,  Miss 

2  Cheyne,  Mrs 

3  Macpherson,  Mrs 

4  M'Candlish,  John  M.,  W.S. 

5  Cockburn,  Sirs 

6  Harden,  R.  A. 

7  Abercrombie,  Misses 

8  Steuart,  James,  W.S. 

9  M'Kenzie,  James,  W.S. 
10  Ferrier,  Miss 

1.  Idownie  iPIace. 

1  Gibb  &  Company,  druggists 

3  Bishop,  James 

3  Fleming,  Mrs,  lodgings 

3  Munro,  Daniel 

3  Dodds,  Mrs  J.  D.  lodgings 

3  Paul,  William,  writer 

3  Chalmers,  James 

4  Angus,  James 

5  Ballantyne  &  Co.  saddlers 

7  Taylor,  John,  grocer 

8  Simpson,  Peter,  clothier 
8  Stoddart,  Thomas 

8  Taylor,  John 

8  Laing,  George 

9  Un.B.  of  Scot.  {Sub-Office) 

12  Hogg,  Wm.  flesher 

13  Tosach,  Robert 
13  Stewart,  Robert 
13  Wilson,  Andrew 

13  Sutherland,  David 

14  Tennent,  Wm.  shoemaker 

16  Lawrie,  Andrew 

1 7  M'Nab,  James,  grocer 

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18  Angus,  James  H. 
18  Anderson,  J.  D. 
18  Brown,  Mrs 
18  Kerr,  Miss 

18  AVilson,  Andrew,  tailor 

19  Cooper,  Arch,  hairdresser 

21  Watson,  Thomas,  dairy 

22  M'Culloch,  J.  and  W. 

23  Gardener,  M.  and  I. 
23  Gardner,  Mrs,  lodgings 

23  Short,  David,  warehouseman 
25  Macculloch,  George 

4.  Ursmidryan. 

Taylor,  Anderson,  &  Co. 
Milluns,  T. 
Johnston,  J.  flesher 
Buncle,  xVIex. 

3.  DruBnniond  £*Iace. 

Nos.  31  to  3G— 1. 
1  Guthrie,  Alex.,  S.S.C. 

1  Gutlirie,  Mrs  Alex. 

2  Stoddart,  J.  R.,  W.S. 

3  Campbell,  Arthur,  W.S. 

4  Baird,  John  \V.,  W.S. 

5  Sligo,  Archibald  V.  Smith 

6  Forman,  James,  advocate 

7  Patten,  John,  W.S. 

8  Forrester,  Jolm,  W.S. 

9  Stewart,  Major  General  Robt. 

10  Sprott,  Thomas,  W.S. 
Nelson  Street  intersects. 

11  Burness,  William,  printer 

11  Burness,  William,  S.S.C. 

12  Robertson,  Rev.  Willam 

13  Scott,  Andrew,  W.S. 

14  Spens,  Mrs  Dr 

15  Kissoch,  Misses 

Great  King  Street  intersects 

16  Robertson,  Mrs  AVilliam 

17  Douglas,  Christoplier,  W.S. 

18  Leishman,  John,  AV.S. 

19  Finlay,  William 

19  M'Nab,  Mrs  Robert 

20  Brown,  AVilliam 

20  Kay,  Mrs  Elizabeth 
20  M'Laren,  James 

20  Fleming,  Misses 
Duncan  Street  intersects. 

21  Paterson,  A.  merchant 

22  Roy,  Mrs,  of  Nenthorii 

23  AVhite,  Robert 

24  Cowan,  Walter 

25  Lawson,  Murray  Andrew 

26  Turnbull,  George  V. 

27  Dickson,  H.  G.,  AVS. 

27  Dickson,  Samuel,  AA^S. 

28  Lothian,  Maurice 

29  Clapperton,  iMrs  Alex. 

30  Grant  &  AA^aliace,  AV.S. 
30  Grant,  Joseph,  AV.S. 

Scotland  Street  intersects.. 
32  Kinloch,  G.  advocate 

32  Canning,  George 

33  Buchanan,  Mis 


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34  Haldane,  Mrs 

35  Gifford,  Adam,  advocate 

36  Clark,  Robert 
London  Street  intersects. 

38  Black,  Adam,  M.P. 

39  Coiidamiue,  R.  de  la 

40  Pendreio-h,  George 

40  Scott,  Thomas 

41  Tm-nbull,  Misses 

42  Scott,  Charles,  advocate 

Urmniniond  street. 
Norths  3.     South,  5. 

Drummond  Street  Hall. 
1  Baird,  D. 
1  Eobertsou,  M. 
1  Eose,  Miss 

1  Drysdale,  D. 

2  Scott,  Alex. 

2  Walker,  William 

2  Stewart,  Neil,  artist 

2  Hay,  David 

2  Yeoman,  Jas.  brassfoiiiider 

2  Ewart,  William 

3  Eutherford  &  Co. 

3  Jardiue,  Alex. 

4  Pottie,  G.  tobacconist 
42-  Lyons,  Charles 

5  Allan,  James 

5  Hughson,  W.  coal  merchant 
5  Mackenzie,  Alexander 
5  Linklater,  W. 

5  Butler,  E.  spirit  dealer 

6  Stewart  Brothers 
6  Penman,  A. 

6  Moutignani,  H.  G.  merchant 

7  Brmiton,  James,  tailor 
7  Jardine,  Eobert 

7  Slater,  Mrs 
7  ilackay,  Sirs 
7  M'Gregor,  Mrs 
7  Cochrane,  G. 
9  Robertson,  Mrs  H. 

10  Darling,  Robert,  grocer 
lOj  Darling,  Wm.  &  Sous 

1 1  Prondfoot,  William 
11  Skae,  Mrs,  lodgings 
11  Jl'Earlane,  Mrs  Ann 
11  Drummond,  A. 

11  Porteous,  J.  teacher  of  music 

11  Lindsay,  A. 

12  Barron,  C.  grocer 
Roxburgh  Place  intersects. 

13  Hogg,  George 
13J  Ross,  A.  grocer 

14  Dickinson,  W.,  clothier 

15  Ferrier,  Mrs  John 
15  Legget,  J. 

15  Bryce,  Thomas 
15  Christie,  J.  P. 

15  Grubb,  Miss,  dressmaker 

16  Walker,  Mrs  George 

17  Cumming,  Captain  J. 

18  Motiat,  J. 
18  Paton,  John 

18  Adamson,  Wm.  {M.  ^  A.) 
18  Grant,  John 
18  Forsyth,  Thomas 


20  Gordon,  Mrs  C. 

20  Carmichael,  J.  S. 

o.  Ds'taiBimond  ^£. 

15  Patterson,  W.  carver 

21  Riddle,  T.  shoemaker 

23  Black,  Wm.,  J.P.C. 

24  Logic,  J.  T. 

Walker,  Miss  iM. 
Reid,  Mrs  Dr 
Richardson,  Mrs 


3.  l^ublin  i^treet. 

Henderson,  T.  W.  baker 

Brickman,  F.  Wm. 

Hodge,  M.  stationer 

Matheson,  Mrs  T. 

Mure,  Andrew,  advocate 

Buclian,  Mrs 

Kerr,  Jonathan  D. 

Black,  Miss  A. 

Lees,  David  Todd,  S.S.C. 

Darg,  Miss  B. 

Ramsay,  Mrs 

Douglas,  C.  Home,  account. 

Gray,  John,  grocer 

Mason,  Wm.,  S.S.C. 

M'Kay,  Mrs 

Murray,  R.  cabinetmaker 

Stew^art,  Wm. 

Oswald,  John 

Brown,  WiUiam,  surgeon 

Dublin  Street  Church 

Bain,  William 

Macandrew,  J.  and  R.,  W.S. 

Macandrew,  Robert,  W.S. 

Did?,  Archibald 

Chalmers,  Miss  Marion 

Kerr,  C.  J.  accountant 

Brown,  3Irs 

Trayuer,  Jolni,  advocate 

Beveridge,  William  T.  R. 

Johnson,  Joseph 

Todd,  Mrs  J. 

Mitchell,  Mrs  G.  S. 

M'Kenzie,  Henry,  chemist 

Esdale,  D.  A. 

Barclay,  J.  M.  porti  ait  painter 

Hay,  Mrs 

Hay,  Misses  M.  and  J. 

M'Keau,  Andrew 

Simson,  J.  T.,  W.S. 

Simson,  Mrs 

Hunter,  Misses 

Douglas,  W.  C. 

Bm-ckhardt,  Edward 

Dalziel,  John,  W.S. 

Clark,  R.  engraver 

TurnbuU,  Mrs 

Hoifner,  Louis 

Dublin  Street  Lane 

Marshall,  Robert 

Jardine,  Peter 

Campbell,  A.  &  A.,  W.S. 

Gentle,  James,  W.S. 

Stewart,  Mrs 

Spindler,  Miss,  teacher 

Hamilton,  James  W. . 


20  M'Bayne,  Miss  A. 

18  Sutherland,  John 

16  Scott,  Miss  T. 

14  Waterston,  David 

14  Martiu,  James,  clothier 

14  M'George,  Miss  Margaret 

12  Buchan,  Henry,  S.S.C. 
10  Tait,  Mrs  T. 

10  Bruce,  Misses,  dressmakers 
10  Hoffmann,  M.  L. 
10  Angus,  Mrs  Charles 
10  Marshall,  Robert 

10  Millar,  John 

8  AVhite,  Mrs 

6  M'Dougal,  J.  grocer 

4  Young,  George,  bootmaker 

4  Anderson,  Miss  Ann 

S.  Duke  Streec. 

1  Home,  George,  liairdresser 

3  White,  Johc,  baker 

5  Campbell,  Miss  M. 
5  Hooper,  Mrs 

5  Young,  Miss 

5  Hunter,  Mrs  Dr 

7  Ross,  Mrs  E. 

9  Thomson,  William,  grocer 

11  Phcerdx  IFire  Office 
11  Pelicon  Life  Office 

11  M'CuUoch,  Johii,  teller  (Bri- 

tish Lin.  Co.'s  Bank) 

13  Richardson,  William,  agent 

15  Chisholm,  John  Knox 

17  Scott,  Moncrieff,  &  Dalgety, 

W.S. 

17  Nelson,  Robert  R.  lane 

19  Savile,  j\!iss,  lane 

19  Nelson,  William,  la7ie 

19  Paterson,  Robert,  lodgings 

21  Smith,  T.  and  H.,  druggists 
21  Binny,  G.  &  J.,  W.S. 

21  Binnv,  Graham,  (G.  and  J. 

B.)  W.S. 
21  Binny,   John,    (G.   and   J. 

B.)  W.S. 

21  Webster,  J.,  S.S.C. 
23  Christie,  Mrs 

23  Scott,  Walter,  merchant 
23  Balcarras,  Miss 

23  Macmahon,  Mrs 
25  Caravanna,  Mrs 

27  Young  and  Sanders,  grocers 

24  Christie,  AViliiam,  advocate 

22  Robertson,  Mrs  John 

22  Wilson,  George,  and  &  Co. 
22  M'Kenzie,  James 
22  AVhite,  Mrs  S. 
22  Aimers,  Samuel 

20  Hagart,  Colonel 

18  Pattison,  G.  H.  advocate 

16  Dods,  George 

14  De  Lisle,  Mrs 
14  Wight,  George 

12  Crawford,  Mrs  James 
10  Keegan,  John,  solicitor 

8  Scott,  R.  commercial  agent 
8  Miller,  Mrs 

6  Macpherson,  Norman 

4  White,  John 


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235 


'?.  Sake  Street,  lieiih. 

1  Brown,  Robert,  grocer 

2  Downs,  James,  corn  dealer 

3  Pcddie,  Robert,  painter 

4  Condamine  and  Co. 

4  Condamine  and  Drummond 

5  Thomson,  William 

6  Gibb,  George 

8  Callender,  Thomas 

9  Sinclair,  George,  cooper 

14  Pirrie,  David  &  Co.,  wrights. 

Watt's  Hospital 
16  Hall,  "William,  joiner 
16  Davidson,  Alexander 
18  M'Cartney,  Mrs  George 

21  Ross,  John,  engineer 

22  M'Laren,  D.  baker 

24  Thomson,  Thomas,  grocer 
27  Shaw,  Andrew 

30  Cockbiirn,  Mrs  Peter 

31  Sime,  Alexander,  grocer 

32  Taylor,  William 

37  Paterson,  John 

38  Smith,  Charles 

39  Lawrie,  James,  flesher 

40  Methodist  Chapel 

i  40  Appleby,  Rev.  W.  L. 
!40  M'Farland,  Mrs 

41  Sutherland,  William 

42  Goalen,  James,  architect 

S.  IftaasacaBi  street, 
BrHmisioBsd  I^Iace. 

1  Cornillon,  Hyppolite  W. 

3  Ross,  Murdoch 

3  Millar,  James  B.  artist 

3  Leith,  Alexander 

3  Imrie,  Robert  B. 

3  AVhitson,  Mrs  James 

3  M'Haffic,  Mrs 

5  Cameron,  Alex. 

7  Hastie,  Thomas,  baker 
9  Trail,  A.  A.  (T.  Sj- F.) 

11  Adie,  Mrs 

11  Alexander,  James  ((7a7ict6?ia?2 

Government  Service) 
11  Gloag,  James,  LL.D. 
11  Kerr,  Miss  May 
11  Vernon,  J.  E. 

11  Craik,  Mrs 

13  Smith,  J.  Duncan,  S.S.C. 

22  Stute,  Johann  Caspar  H. 

20  Dmilop,  Rev.  John  C. 

18  Shepherd,  John 

18  Shearer,  Archibald 

18  Inghs,  Mrs  E. 

18  Winter,  Thomas. 

16  Dickson,  Mrs  Charles 

12  Walker,  Mrs 
10  M'Kenzie,  Mrs 

30  Gowans,  Chai-les  W, 

10  jSlimmo,  Mrs  F.  L. 

10  Mercer,  Mrs 

10  Barrie,  Andrew 

10  Johnston,  William 

10  M'Kenzie,  William,  tailor 

10  Clarke,  James  P. 

10  Hendry,  R.  M. 


8  Maii-,Wm.  Ludovic,  advocate 
6  M'Laren,  J.  bt.  and  shoemr. 
4  Boog,  Mrs 

4  Wise,  Misses,  dressmakers 
2  Smith,  J.  grocer 

S.  Umaieam  Ntreei, 
JiietriBBgtom. 

1  Stanton,  Clark,  sculptor 

2  Haig,  Rev.  James 

3  Livingston,  James 

4  Christie,  John  C,  W.S. 

5  Cunningham,  Miss 

6  Cruickshanks,  Miss 

7  White,  Miss 

8  Lindsay,  Miss 

9  Todd,  AVilliam 
17  Spaven,  Mrs  J. 

17  Thomson,  Wm.  B. 

18  Morham,  Alexander  H. 
16  Geikie,  James  S. 

14  Reoch,  J.  S. 
14  Reoch,  Mrs  Alex. 
14  Murray,  R.  K. 
12  Graham,  Mrs  W. 

7.  ISaiiican  St.,  Eieitli. 
4  Colquhoun,  .John,  printer 
11  Drover,  ll.{R.  Hunter  Sj-Son) 


f.  l$uneaM  PI. 
Barclay,  John,  teacher 

3.  DisiBdag  street. 

1  Lawrie,  Mrs 
1  Paterson  J.  (Z>.  ^  P.) 
3  Stevenson,  J\iiss  Margaret 
3  Dickson  H.  G.  &  S.,  W.S. 

6  Rogers,  Thomas 
5  Belford,  Colin  G. 
5  M'Millan,  Mrs 

7  Hill,  Alexander,  publisher 
9  Findlay,  John  Ritchie 

11  Anderson,  William 

11  Shillinglaw,  Peter 

11  Goodsir,  Misses 

11  Scott,  James 

13  Douglas,  D.,  W.S. 

13  Peters,  Alex.  M.  plumber 

13  Sharp,  Isabella,  poulterer 

13- A  Webb,  Alexander 

15  De  Flandre,  C. 

17  Hardy,  Henry 

17  Lackie,  George,  fruiterer 

17  Graham,  P. 

19  Mochrie,  Robert,  draper 

19  Harrison,  Mrs 

19  Yoimg,  George 

19  Young,  Miss 

19  Burton,  James 

21  Scott  and  Orr,  druggists 

NoriJiuniberland  St.  intersects. 

23  Morton,  John,  dahy 

23  Gray,  William 

23  Gibson,  Mrs  Thomas 

23  Mitchell,  Thomas,  merchant 

23  Dow,  James  R. 

23  Breck,  James,  slater 


23  Foote,  John,  fruiterer 
2.5  Dickson,  A.  J.,  S.S.C. 
27  Brydone,  James,  printer 
27  Hunter,  Mrs  John 

27  Duncan,  John,  W.S. 

27  Bridges,  Mrs 

29  Wilkie,  James  F.,  S.S.C. 

29  Martin,  Walter 

31  Jackson,  T.  &  Sons,  plumbers 

38  Russell,  Wilham 

33  Robb,  Thomas 

35  Tod,  Robert,  painter 

35  Williamson,  Mrs,  confectioner 

39  White,  Alex,  grocer 
41  Craik,  Alex. 

43  Rae,  George,  grocer 

50  Ogilvie,  Charles,  grocer 
46  Dickson,  W.  J.,  butcher 

44  Masson,  Mrs  Catherine 
38  Moftat,  G.  Dickson 

36  Murray,  James,  grocer 

34  M'Ewan,  G.  advocate 
34  Provest,  Mrs 

32  Gray,  Mrs 
32  Caven,  John 
32  Goudie,  Gavin 

32  Meyerowicz,  Nicolay,  teacher 

32  Shiells,  Mrs 

32  Quigley,  Mrs  James 

30  Hogg,  Walter 

28  Mitchell,  Alex. 

28  Mitchell,  Alex.,  W.S. 
26  Maxwell,  W.  A.  printer 
26  Lamb,  Mrs 

26  Selby,  R.  B.,  S.S.C.  &  S.L. 
26  Drummond,  Miss 

24  Stuart,  Wm.  S.,  S.S.C. 
22  Mackenzie,  Mrs  D. 

22  Jones,  Mrs 

22  Comb,  Robert 

22  Tait,  Miss 

22  Edwards,  J.  chimney  sweep 

Northuraberland  St.  intersects. 

20  M'Farlane  and  Gibb 

20  Mackie,  John 

18  White,  Campbell 

18  Corlett,  Miss 

18  Annan,  James 

18  Dewar,  Andrew 

18  Allan,  John 

16  Rollo,  Hugh  James,  W.S. 

16  Gresham  Life  Assurance  Co. 

16  Scottish  Episcopal  Church 

Society 
14  Adam,  Alex,  teacher 
14  Syme,  Miss 
14  AVebster,  John 
14  Elder,  James 
12  Pow,  J.  surgeon 
10  Macgregor,  Malcolm,  S.S.C. 

8  Glen,  George 

8  Walker,  Capt.  W. 

8  Anderson,  James,  solicitor 

8  Anderson,  R.  architect 

8  Jenkison,  A. 

6  Robertson,  Mrs 

4  Eraser,  Hugh,  W.S. 

2  Swinton,  T.  wine  merchant 


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Ers 


E^arl  Grey  Street. 


Ecist,  1.        West,  5. 

I  Spence,  George,  drag-gist 
7  Stewart,  J.  and  C.  drapers 

15  Cunningham,  Alexander 
17  Wilson,  Robert 
17  Rutherford,  John 
19  Gemmel,  William 

21  Ramsay,  AViiliam 

23  Gemmel,  Wm.  baker 

25  Cunningham,  Alexander 

27  Trotter,  Alex,  grocer 

29  Laidlaw,  William 

31  Denham,  James 
33  Shearer,  James 

37  Leslie,  John,  bookseller 

59  Furlej',  Robert  C— See  Adv. 
41  Hewit,  James 
43-A  Wotherspoon,  William 
43  Carnegie,  Ciiarles 

43  Patterson,  Miss  M. 

47  Hoggan,  George 
49  Gibb,  William 

53  Alexander,  John,  flesher 

55  Thomson,  William 

59  Johnston,  Mrs 

59  Greig,  Miss 

48  Munro,  Hugh,  draper 
46  Whyte,  David 

46  Shepherd,  Wm.  Ramage 
46  Scott,  Mrs 

44  and  42  Reid,  William,  grocer 
40  Colden,  Miss  M. 

38  Kidd,  Rev.  George 
38  Craig,  Andrew 

36  Brown,  David,  draper 

32  Forbes,  John 

30  Baplie,  Mrs  John 
30  Williamson,  J. 

28  M'Donald,  Dan. 

24  Wilson,  Robert,  plumber 
24  Wilson,  John,  slater 

22  Mackenzie  and  Middlemass 

7.  Elaster  Road. 

Wilson,  John,  gardener 
Archer,  John,  gardener 
Skirving,  T.  farmer,  Leith 
Brown,  Robert 
Gow,  James,  dealer  in  metals 

7.  Elastfield. 

1  Johnstone,  Mrs  John 

2  Grant,  Miss  Elizabeth 

Eastfield  Court. 

Graham,  Jas.  C. 
Glen,  George 

4  Deseret,  Phineas,  writer 

5  M'Farlane,  D.  engineer 

6  Farrie,  Robert 

7  Johnston,  J. 

Eastfield  Place. 

10  Brash,  Peter 

II  Bioun,  Lady 

13  M'Nair,  W.  merchant 


Ebenezer  KSouut- 

1  Braidwood,J.  (7?.  &-FoM.'fcr) 
4  Weir,  David,  {F.  W.  §•  Co.) 

Eelio  Bank. 

Currie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
Johnston,  Peter 
Whitson,  Miss  J.  grocer 
AValkenshaw,  W.  writer 
Cochrane,  Alexander 
Howe,  Wm.  Grayfield. 

Eden  I^ane. 

Millar,  Rev.  Alex. 
Moffat,  Wm.  B. 
Davis,  Rev.  Edwin 

'S.  Eltoe  Street. 

4  Pringle,  William,  cowfeeder 
8  Robertson,  D.  &  Son,  coopers 
8  Chalmers,  C.  S. 

8  Thomson,  D.  D.  and  Co. 

9  Corbet,  Peter 

14  Alison,  Wm. 

19  Tulloch,  Mrs  William 

20  North  British  Colour  Co. 
32  Cunningham,  James,  wright 
36  Wight  and  Scott,  merchants 

8.  Elder  Street. 

1  Hynd,  Mrs,  milnr. — See  Adv. 
1  Donaldson,  George,  wright 
1  Martin,  Robert,  turner 
3-C  Mackay,  Miss,  milliner 
3  Laing,  Henry,  engraver 
3  Dickson,  Alexander,  grocer 
3  Sclater,  T.  and  D.  shoemakers 

5  Thomson,  Thos. 

7  Dickson,  J.  bootmaker 
7  Lawson,  Michael,  S.S.C. 
13  Sword,  W.  B.  wine  merchant 
Elder  Street  Chapel 

15  Menzies,  Mrs 

17  Dickson,  Alexander 

17  M'Lean,  Charles,  enameller 

19  Hunter,  Jolni,  agent 

21  Kinnear,  David,  accountant 
21  Robertson.  J.  jun.  S.S.C. 

21  Annuity  Tax  Office 
23  M'Cowan,  F.  D'.,  M.D. 

25  Taylor,  J.  bootmaker 
27  Home,  Robert 

27  Taylor,  Thomas,  painter 

27  Marshall,  Patrick 

27  Robertson,  Mrs  D. 

27  Ewan,  G.  M.  jeweller 

29  Simpson,  C.  David,  engraver 

31  Ferguson,  James  H.  draper 

33  Greenaway,  James,  grocer 

26  Bryce,  David,  jun.  architect 
26  Brown,  George  Bryce 

26  Allan,  James 
26  Farquh arson,  Mrs 
26  Nicol,  A.  bootmaker 
26  Cumming,  James,  artist 

22  Johnston,  George,  jun. 

22  Dancing      Academy  —  See 
Adv. 


20  Wunsch,  Mrs  F. 

20  Renton,  Hepburne 

20  Stewart,  Charles 

18  Munro,  Diysdale,  &  Gordon 

18  Gordon,  Robt.  mes.-at-arms 

16  Ritchie,  Wm.  publisher 

12  Walker,  James,  agent 

12  Brydone  and  Son,  printers 

12  Railway  Directory  Office 

12  Scottish  Advertiser  Ojfice 

10  Mortimer,  George 

8-B  Erskine,  Wm.  painter 

8  Kilgour,  William  P. 

8  Armit,  AVm.  and  Son,  tailors 

8  Kirkland,  Mrs  C. 

4  Millar,  Mrs 

4  Andrews,  Mrs 

4  Sandilands,  Mrs,  lodgings 

4  Eraser,  James 

4  Millar,  D.  J.  clerk 

4  Crawford,  Mrs,  lodgings 

2  Lauder,  Thomas,  baker 
Hall,  Thomas,  painter 

6.  Ellen  Street. 
Forbes,  D. 

Thomson,  A.  (Customs) 
Lindsay,  Mrs 

2.  Elm  Mow. 

1  Hay,  S.  &  G.  grocers 

2  Rausch,  W.  L.  (R.  ^-  Bus!=e) 
2  Sinclair,  Robert 

2  Ogilvie,  Thomas,  baker 

3  M'Kay,  Mrs,  servants'  rgr. 

4  Taylor,  Wm.  com.  agent 

5  Paterson,  Hugh,  plumber 

6  Hamilton,  James  H. 

6  Bartholomew,  G.  engraver 

7  Coxson,  James,  spirit  mercht. 

8  Archibald,  George,  engraver 

9  Auld,  John,  bootmaker 

10  Paterson,  Mrs,  coach-hirer 
10  Innes,  R.  (/.  Sf  Grieve) 
10  Dalgleish,  David 
10  Middlemass,  William 

10  Middlemass,  J.  (.S'.  ^^  A.) 

11  Lindsay,  Robert,  druggist 

12  Stechan,  E.  G.  L.  printseller 

13  Sandeman,  William  B. 

13  Little,  James,  agent 

14  Ross,  Daniel 

16  Wilson,  Miss 

17  Davidson,  J.,  S.S.C.  &  N.P. 
17  Sutherland,  James  B.,  S.S.C. 
17  Porteous,  Alexander 

17  Philips,  John 

18  Moffat,  William,  painter 

19  Lawrence,  AVilliam 

20  Lawrence,  Mrs,  milliner 

21  Cochrane,  Jolm  S. 

22  Young,  Andrew 

23  Cochrane,  John,  wine  mercht. 

I.  Erskine  Place. 

1  Carfrae  &  Clouston,  C.E. 
1  Nisbet,  Mrs  John 

1  Milne,  Mrs 

2  Ewart,  John,  plumber 


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1.  Eton  Terrace. 

1  Tait,  Miss 

2  Ferguson,  Mrs 

3  Yertue,  D.,  H.E.I.C.S. 

4  Campbell,  Mrs 

5  Farquharson,  F. 

6  Walker,  James 

7  Cooper,  AVilliam 

8  Bennet,  Archibald 

9  Simson,  Mrs 
10  Gordon,  Mrs 
31  Maxton,  J. 

12  Victor,  Miss  Sophia 

13  Hamilton,  Lady  Mary 

14  Banlihead,  William 

I.  Eyre  ff'Bace. 
1  Currie,  Rev.  James 
1  Brown,  David 
1  Martin,  Mrs  John 

1  Ogilvy,  James 

2  Marshall,  Mrs  D. 

3  Morton,  Rev.  Andrew 

4  Balfour,  Mrs 

5.  Falcon  Mali. 

Falconer,  Miss 
Craigie,  Henry 

5.  FarqnharsoBt  fBace. 
1  Brodie,  John,  engraver 
Farrington  l*Iace. 

1  Atkinson,  Robert 
1  Beattie,  J.  M.  agent 
1  Blackie,  William 
Graham,  Mrs 

3.  Fernie  Mill. 
Reid,  James 
Tait,  Alexander 
Neilson,  John 
Gilmour,  John 

Ferry  B?oad. 

South  Side. 

East  of  Inverleith  Roio^_  2. 

North  Side,  North  Leith. 

Foggo,  Robt.  G.  manager  P. 

Lawson  &  Sons,  Bangholm 
Gorrie,  W.  superintendent,  P. 

Lawson  &  Sons,  Bangholm 
Stewart,    Joseph,   gardener, 

Bangholm  cottage 
Hislop,     John,     blacksmith, 

Bangholm 
Adam,    S.    wool    merchant, 

Afton  lodge 
Riddle,  Robert,  Blair  park 
Sorensen,  Marius,  Clifton  villa 
Bryson,  Wm.  sen.  Taaphall 
Button,  John,  Taaphall 
Sinclair,  Robt.  Spring  bank 
Warden,  Wm.  Spring  bank 
Gibson,  Wm.  Y.  Raimesfield 
Gibson,  William  B. 
Smith,  Rev.  Wm.,  Laurel  bk. 
Wright,   Charles  Wm.  Bon- 

niugton  bank  house 


Lightbody,  Wm.  Bennington 

mount 
Duncan,  C.  Bennington  mt. 
Tennant,  W.  G.  Bonnington 

cottage 
Anderson,  Matthew,  survey- 
or, 2  Spring  villa 
Dmican,    S.    shipmaster,    1 

Spring  villa 
Niven,  Jas.,  Allanfield 
Lawrie,  Mrs,  Allanfield 
Allan,  Miss,  Allanfield 
Salveson,  C.  {T.  S.  Sf  Co.) 

Bainfield  house 
Moir,  John,  St  Agnes'  cottage 
Moir,  Wm.  St  Agnes'  cottage 
Black,  Peter,  joiner 

Ferry  Koad. 

South  Side 

West  of  Inver leith  Rou\  1. 

Bell,  Mrs,  Larkfield 
Maclean,  A.  Larkfield 
Marr,  Jn.  B.  house  carpenter 
Spence,  Mrs,  Athelstane  cot- 
tage 
Wardie  Road  intersects. 
Dick,  Mrs,  Lomond  villa 
Bowie,  H.  Edinforth  cottage 
Keith,  Rev.  A. 
Duguid,  John,  florist,  horti- 
culturist, &c.,  Cargilfield 
Sutherland,  D.  builder,  Helen 

villa 
Sutherland,  George  {D.  S.  if 

S.)  Helen  villa 
Ferry  Road — continued. 
Anderson,     Letham,     Liver- 

leithfield 
Wilson,  John,  Dial  villa 
Muir,  Miss,  Bellevue  house 
Marr,  John,  Hawthorn  villa 
Urquhart,  James,  Richmond 

cottage 
Ramsay,      Miss,     Viewville 

house 
Tod,  Miss,  Viewville  cottage 
Naismith,  Alexander,  Windle- 

strawlee 
Kirkpatrick,  Andw.  Wiadle- 

strawlee 
Meikle,      James,      actuary, 

Wardiebiiin  house 
Moir,  Davidson,  Pat.  Wardie 

avenue 
Liglis,   Peter,   farmer,    East 

Pilton 
Jacob,  Frederwick,  &  Erick, 

furnace    builders,    Wardie 

avenue 
Roy,  George,  writer,  Wardie 

avenue.  Ferry  road 
Sturrock,  John,  Arthurville, 

Wardie 

a.  Fettes  Row. 
1  Sanderson,  Thomas 


2  Jackson,  Mrs  William 

3  Ay  ton,  Robert,  W.S. 

4  Jloftat,  Wm.  L.  architect 

5  Berry,  Mrs,  sen. 

5  Berry,  Robert,  advocate 

6  M'Kenzie,  Rev.  Alex. 

8  Wright,  Robert,  architect 

9  Whitehead,  Mrs 

10  Cunningham,  Alexander 

10  Hay,  Charles 

11  Bannerman,  Mrs 

12  Aitken,  W.  chemist 

12  Aitken,  James,  chemist 
12  Drysdale,  Mi's  Captain 
Pitt  Street  intersects. 

14  Gifford,  Mrs 

15  Pagan,  Mrs 

15  Finlay,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

15  Symington,  Mrs  T. 

17  Stott,  Mrs  D. 

18  M'Farqnhar,  Misses 
18  Craig,  D. 

18  Watson,  Stewart 

19  Ker,  Mrs 

19  Clark,  T.  waiter 

20  Leslie,  Miss 

21  Stoddart,  Mrs  C. 
21  Whyte,  Mrs  Wm. 

21  Steedman,  John,  clerk 
21  Lawson,  Miss 

21  Duncan,  John 

22  Scott,  Thomas 

22  Sutherland,  A.  G.,  AV.S. 
24  Hardie,  William 

24  Arnand,  Major 

7.  FilEysMe. 

Smith,  Miss 
Affleck,  John 
Young,  W.  S. 

5.  Findhorn  Place. 

2  Pirie,  Rev.  John 

4  Sievwright,  Miss 

6  Cormick,  Mrs 

8  Wilson,  Misses 
12  Martin,  Mrs 
14  M'Culloch,  JIrs 

16  Tulloch,  Rev.  Wm. 

20  Smith,  Miss 

22-A  Somerville,  A.  G. 

24  Sheriff",  Rev.  James 
26  Downie,  John  M. 
30  Colston,  Alex. 

30  Colston,  James 
32  Lewis,  David 
34  Bailey,  Mrs 
36  Hunter,  James 
38  Scott,  Miss 
40  Young,  Archibald 
42  Ballantyne,  James 
44  Deas,  Joseph 
46  Paterson,  John 
54  Russell,  Miss  M. 

25  Middlemas,  Robert 

23  Oliphant,  Mrs 

21  Paterson,  Mrs  George 
19  Anderson,  Mrs 


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238 


17  Peacock,  Miss 
15  Teape,  Rev.  C.  R. 
13  Byi-es,  David 
11  Ciiristie,  BIrs 

9  Anderson,  Mrs 

7  Bruce,  Henry 

5  Jeffrey,  Thomas  F. 

5  Jeffrey,  Mrs 

3  Kerr,  Andrew 

1  Dalrymple,  John 

5.  Fing;al  Place. 

1  Thompson,  W.  Bum 

1  Butters,  L.,  seal  engraver 

1  Alexander,  Robert,  baker 

1  M'Intyre,  Mrs 

2  Maclachlan,  D.  {M.  8j' S.) 

3  Bladworth,  R. 

4  Williamson,  J.,  engineer 

5  Gillon,  William 
7  Pear,  James 

S',  Fleshsnarkei, 

48  Tolbooth  Wynd,  Leitli. 

M'Millan,  Thomas,  flesher 
17  Hamilton,  James,  flesher 

4.  Fleshmai'ket  Close. 
2  Williamson,  Patrick 
5  Myles,  John,  tavern  keeper 

15  Livingstone,  Mary  Ann 

19  Martin,  John 

19  Morham,  David 

21  Buchanan,  John  F. 

23  Watling,  John,  hotel 

24  Wallace,  George 

25  Tait,  James,  flesher 

25  Bourgois,  Mrs  B.,  tavern 

26  Jamieson,  A.,  tailor 

5.  Forlies  ^treef . 
2  Aitchison,  Walter 

2  Todd,  Mrs  A. 

3  Quiller,  Francis 

5  Ramsay,  Andrew,  builder 

1.  Fors'es  Street. 

1  Fraser,  Misses 
1  Fraser,  AVm.,  &  Son 
1  Milne,  John 
3  Dickson,  Mrs 

5  Fordyce,  George  D.  advocate 

7  Ross,  Mrs 

9  Dalmahoy,  James 
11  Paton,  Thomas  S.,  advocate 
11  Currer,  Adam 
11  Sansome,  F.  Stevens 
11  Stewart,  Charles,  advocate 
11  Morrison,  William 
10  Hansom,  William 
10  Hansom,  Miss 
10  Douglas,  D.  {E.  (^  Z».) 

8  Dewar,  Miss,  lodgings 

6  Macdonald,  John 
6  Currie,  S.,  M.D. 

1  Moore,  R.  B.  private  hotel 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Fou 


Forrest  Itoad. 

East^  4.     West,  1. 
1  Melville,  Alex,  plumber 

Inglis,  W.  &  Son 
4  Edinburgh    Poor    House- 
Kern^,  Daniel,  house-gov. 
4  City  Parochial  Board 
4  Ciiij  Poor  Rate  Office 


6.  Fort  Street 
1  Mowat,  Thomas 

3  Blackwood,  Alexander 

4  Laing,  Mrs  Wm. 

5  Muir,  Rev.  Francis 

6  Gunn,  Robert,  solicitor 
Hansen,  H.  P. 
Anderson,  Lewis 
Macfarlaue,  Peter 

Turner,  Richard,  spirit  dealer 

6.  Fort  Streets  Sontli. 

1  Duncan,  Alex.  S.S.C,  N.P. 

2  Younger,  John,  shipmaster 

3  Bannatyne,  Peter 

4  Carstairs,  AVm.  D. 

5  Boyd,  James  L. 

5  Boyd,  Mrs 

6  Rose,  Robert  ( Customs) 

7  Irvine,  James,  builder 
7  Irvine,  James,  solicitor 

2.  Fortli  Street. 

1  Morrison,  James,  tailor 

3  Webster,  Andrew,  S.S.G. 

5  Clark,  F.  William,  advocate 

7  Davidson,  Mrs 
9  Hathorn,  Mrs 

11  Buchanan,  Mrs 
15  M'Laren,  D. 

17  Clark,  Mrs  Geo. 

19  Pitcairn,  W.  F. 

21  Black,  D.  educational  estab. 
21  Black,  Miss,  boarding  school 

23  Vertue,  Mrs  W. 

25  Kennedy,  Mrs,  of  Romano 
29  Graham,  Miss  Stirling 

28  Wright,  John,  W.S. 
28  Wright,  James,  W.S. 

26  Lyon,  George 

26  Lyon,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 

24  Baillie,  William,  W.S. 
23  Bell,  Mrs 

20  Lindsay,  Miss 

18  Landale,  T.  &  R.,  S.S.C. 
18  Landale,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

14  George,  Mrs 

1 2  Stuart,  Rev.  John 

10  Watson,  W.  S.,  R.S.A. 

8  Glover,  Rev.  William,  D.D. 

6  Landale,  D.  mining  engineer 

4  Laurie,  Alexander 

2  Mowbray,  John  M.  agent 

1.  Fountalnbridg'e. 

Nos.  32-2  to  70-5. 

3  Park,  Thomas 

5,  6  Peddie,  Robert 

13  Steadman,  Mrs,  victual  dealer 

15  Beattie,  William,  &  Sons 


18  Ford,  James,  sheriff-officer 

19  Swanston,  H.  0.  (G.P.-O.) 
28  Duncan,  Robert 

30  White,  James,  victual  dealer 

31  Clark,  James,  watchmaker 
Eaj-l  Grey  Street  intersects. 

34  Campbell,  James 

35  Drummond,  Mrs 

36  Stewart,  Miss 
38  Pearson,  George 

Thornybanlc  intersects. 
50  St   Cuthberfs  Co-operative 
Store 
Ponton  Street  intersects. 

54  Matheson,  Geo.  hairdresser 

55  Somerville,  Andrew 

56  Simpson,  John 
60  Aitken,  William 

New  Slaughter  Houses. 

62  Brown,  James,  smith 

63  Mather,  Alexander 
66  Toshach,  Robert 

66  Learmont,  J.  &  Co.  founders 

66  Millons,  George 

67  Aitken  &  Co.,  coal  and  fire- 

wood merchants 
72  Millons,  Robt.  timber  merct. 
Knowles,  George,  builder 
.  Moffat,  Alexander 
74  M'Donald,  Alex,  grocer  and 

spirit  merchant 
76  Ross,  James,  dairy 
76  Crighton,  Dav.  carpenter  and 
packing-case  maker 

76  Turnbull,  James,  house  car- 

penter 

77  Miller,  Jas.  wine  and  spirit 

merchant 

89  Veitch,  John 

90  Cairns,  John,  cowfeeder 
Annandale,   James,    buildei", 

Gilmour  park 
Jackson,  Thos.  wheelwright, 

Gilmour  park 
Taylor,  John,  &  Co.  warming 

and  ventilating  engineers, 

Gilmour  park 
Baxter,  Allan,  smith,  GUmour 

park 
North   British  Rubber  Com- 
pany, Castle  mills 
Scottish  Vulcanite  Company, 

Viewforth 
96  Greig,  D.  &  J.  engineers 
Brandfield  Place  intervenes. 

101  W^oodbum,  William 

104  M'Ewan,  William,  brewer 

112  Weddel,  Andrew,  contractor 

116  Weir,  Thomas,  grocer 

117  AVatson,  J.  &  E.  clothiers 

118  Veitch,  Adam,  butcher 
124  Greig,  J.  engineer 
126  Millons,  George 

12G  Learmont,  Alexander 
129  Miller,  James 
129  Sinclair,  John 


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239 


135  Gordon,  Robt.  spirit  dealer 

136  Wilson,  Rev.  James 
Chalmers'  Buildings  intersects. 
148  Macnee,  James,  and  Co. 

151  Noble,  Mrs  John,  coal  mer. 

152  Balfom-,  Robert,  grocer 

153  Greenhill,  Alex,  hay  dealer 
Downic  Place  intersects. 

158  Frier,  Andrew  A.  grocer 

160  Grosset,  James,  baker 

161  Dalgleish,  Robert 

162  Hamilton,  Andrew 
162  Douglas,  George 

162  Rodger,  James 

163  Hamilton,  Andrew 
166  M'Calhmi,  Mrs 

170  Rollo,  Andrew 

171  Wilson,  Thomas 

172  Donglas,  Robt.  grocer,  &c. 

173  Moncrieff,  David 
173  Dow,  P.  D. 

173  Fraser,  Thomas 

174  Nicolson,  John,  baker 
176  Mackintosh,  Mrs  James 
176  Falconer,  James,  and  Son 
176  Wortman,  Alexander 

178  AValker,  John,  grocer 

179  Wallace,  D.  wright 

180  Police  Office 

Shaw,  Robert,  cowfeeder 

3.  Fosintalni  Close. 

I  Luis,  E.  stucco  manufactm-er 

S'.  Foxliane. 

1  Duncan,  Angus 

0  Robertson,  David,  tailor 

3  Robertson,  Mrs,  midwife 

4  Paxton,  M. 

5  Sime,  Andrew,  teacher 

6  Ti)omson,  Miss,  grocer 
9  Black,  George,  grocer 

f .  Foxe's  Wjsme, 
71  St  Andreiv  Street.,  Leith. 
Warwick   and   Baillie,   wine 
merchants 

3.  Ffi'ederick  Street. 

1  The  National  Registry  for 

Servants 
Mann's  Parcel  Despatch  Co. 

— John  Henderson,  agent 
3  Fairgrieve,  .John 
3  Leonard,  Mrs,  lodgings 
3  Paterson,  W.  A.  0.  advocate 
3  Carfrae,  Mrs 
3  Cockburn,  Alexander 
3  Musgrove,  WilHam,  glazier 
5  Darlington  and  Son 
5  Shanks,  Thomas 

7  Soutter,  James 

7  Bell,  A.  and  Son,  ironmongers 
7  Hunter,  Miss  Agnes 
9  Robb,  Thomas,  grocer 

I I  Hayne,  Miss,  staymaker 
13  Croley,  William 

13  Croley,  Mrs,  staymaker 


13  Paton,  A.G. 

13  Saphie,  Madame 

13  Macgregor,  Malcolm,  dentist 

13  Black,  John,  clothier 

13  St  Clair,  J.  teacher  of  violin 

13  Napier,  George,  tailor 

15  Martin,  Wm.  glass  merchant 

15  Hannah,  Wm.  merchant 

17  Duflf,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 

17  Downie,  Laird,  and  Laing 

19  M'Dowell,  R.  baker 

Rose  Street  intersects. 

21  M'Culloch,  John,  and  Co, 

21  Blind  Asylum  Branch 

23  Wilson,  Mrs,  worsted  shop 

25  Haftbrd,  Mrs 

25  Hafford,  Miss,  dressmaker 

25  Hunter,  W. 

25  Brook,  William 

27  Nicol  and  Tod,  painters 

27  Field  and  Allan,  painters 

27  Scottish  Slate  and  Slab  Co. 

27  Irving,  W.  patent  tile  agent 

29  HoUis,  Miss,  milliner 

29  Chessar,  Miss,  milliner 

29  Chessar,  Mrs,  lodgings 

29  Fobel,  Herr  K. 

29  Fobel,  Madame 

29  Cameron,  Misses,  dressmkrs. 

29  Falla,  Misses  M.  and  J. 

29  Robertson,A.  carver  and  gildr. 

31  Forrester,  Alex,  baker 

31  Logan,  John,  watchmaker 

33  Cameron,  Geo.  fruit  merchant 

and  confectioner 
33  Dickson  and  AValker,  glaziers 

George  Street  intersects. 
35  Mackenzie  and  Fraser,  W.S. 
35  Christie,  Charles,  G.  C. 
35  Purves,  Mrs,  lodgings 
35  Hossack,  Miss 
35  Reid,  W.  fishmonger 
37  Lorimer  and  Young,  C.E. 
37  Young,  William,  C.E. 
37  Stevenson,  Robert  P.,  S.S.C. 
37  Copland,  R.  T.  tailor 
39  Aitken,  John,  upholsterer 
39  Stewart,  Dun,  spirit  dealer 
41  Affleck,  William,  hatter 
41  Combe,  Peter,  clothier 
45  Hill,     Thomson,     and     Co. 

grocers 
45  Welsh,  Henry 
45  M'Lean,  Mrs  D. 
45  Maxwell,  W.  draper 
47  Pass,  E.  perfumer 
49  Napier,  Robt.  spirit  dealer 

Thistle  Street  intersects. 
51  Veith,  Mrs,  lodgings 
51  Murray,  George,  grocer 
53  Corbett,  WiUiam,  dentist 
53  Romans,  John,  gas  engineer 
53  Walker,  James  C.  architect 
53  Robertson,  Robert 
55  M'Whannel,  P.  grocer 
55  Provident    Clerks'   Mutual 

Fund 


55  Paterson,  Andrew,  C.A. 

55  Experience  Investment  Soc. 

Fund 
55  Neilson,  John,  W.S. 

55  Forsyth,  Henry,  W.S. 

57  Davidson  and  Reid,  upholstrs. 

59  Gibson,  Charles 

61  Hardie,  Wm.  Sons,  and  Low 
61  Baxter,  Miss,  dressmaker 
61  Kerr,  John  F.  glazier 
63  Campbell,  Miss  I.  dressmaker 
63  Nimmo,  Misses,  dressmakers 
63  Soehns,  Frederick 

63  Sanderson,  Michael 

65  Innes,  Peter,  lodgings 

66  Johnston,  Miss  Margaret 
66  Johnston,  Wm.  agent 

64  Gardener,  T.  tea  merchant 
64  Johnston,  Mrs  Wm. 

64  Gallowa}^,  Moncrieff 
64  Johnston,  William 

60  Jaffray,  Mrs  John 

60  Lawrie,  Thomas,  accountant 

58  Blackburn,  R.  B.  advocate 
58  Inglis,  David,  lodgings 

56  Robertson,  J.  A.  solicitor 

54  Eager,  Mrs  J.  teach,  of  music 
54  Simson,  George  AV.  teacher 
54  Simson,  Messrs,  institution 
52  Lowe,  Joseph 
52  Lowe,    Misses,    teachers    of 
dancing 

Hill  Street  intersects. 

50  D'Egville,  James 

50-A  Lowe,    George,  teacher  ot 

dancing 
50  Lowe,  Mrs  S. 
50-A  Black,  Edwai-d 
50-A  Lawrence  and  Black 
48  Hoffg,  A^'illiara,  auctioneer 
48  M'Keracher.  Miss  J. 
46  Wightman,  J. 
44  Marshall,  John,  S.S.C. 
44  Zoblinskey,  F.  teach,  of  music 
44  Letton,  E. 
42  Reid,  Wm.,  W.S. 
42  Hill,  James  L.,  W.S.  _ 
40  Robertson,  Miss,  milliner 
40  Thomson,  Robert,  LL.B. 
38  Espinasse,  F.  Le  Chevalier 
36  Urquhart,  Alex,  shoemaker 
36  Dalziel,  Miss,  fishmonger 
36  Bourhill,  D.  baker 

George  Street  intersects. 


Hunter  and  Co. 
Donald,  William,  dyer 
Scott,  Miss  E.  corset-maker 
Potts,  George,  upholsterer 
Duff,  Mrs,  Alexander 
Utterston,  Mrs,  staymaker 
Hamilton,     J.     Anderson, 

architect 
Wilson,  Richard  C. 
Caledonian  Provident   In,' 

vestment  Society. 
Weatherly,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Hepburn,  S. 


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26  Collins,  J.  cabinetmaker 

26  Bi-own,  F.  teacher 

24  Glen,  George 

24  AVilson,  David,  fleslier 

22  Stevenson,  Tlios.  bookseller 

20  Marshall  and  Small 

20  Williams  and  Norgate 

Rose  Street  intersects. 
18  Paterson,  H.  bird  dealer 
18  Hearder,  Thomas  B.  druggist 
18  Paterson,  Adam,  surveyor 
18  Graham,  Mrs,  lodgings 
18  Gravet,  Miss  E.  milliner 
18  AVilson,  William,  bootmaker 
18  Duncan,  Bliss 
IC  Brydon,J.  &Sons,bellhangers 
14  Robertson,  Mrs  A. 
14  Brydon,  J. M. 
12  White,  John,  hosier 
12  Shetland  Warehouse 
12  Atlas  Fire  ^- Life  Co :s  office 
12  White,  W.  woollen  draper 
10  M'Cuaig,  John,  tailor 
10  Livingston,  G.  K.,  S.S.C. 
10  Horsburgh  &Livingstou,W.S, 
8  Scott,  J.  R. 
8  Taylor,  A. 

6  Finlayson,  Thomas,  lodgings 
4  Cossar,  G.  {B.  of  Scotland) 
4:  M'Dougall,  Patrick,  W.S. 
2  Henry,  Mrs  Edward 
2  Pollock,  Peter,  farrier 

'S.  Firthfield. 

Aitken,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

1.  Freer  Street. 

Puller,  David,  joiner 

3^.  Fyfe  fi^Sace. 
1  Gray,  Mrs,  tobacconist 

M'Gechan,  James 

M'Nauditon,  J.  coppersmith 
1  Petrie,  Philip,  and  Co. 

1  Philp,  Mrs  J. 

2  Elder,  John 

2  Milligan,  Mrs 

3  Millar, Eben.  (T.  M.  SrSons) 
3  Millar,  Geo.  (  T.  M.  cj-  Sona) 

3  Miller,  Rev.  James  N. 

3  Miller,  Mrs 

4  Fulton,  John 

5  Proudfoot,  Thomas 

6  Jamieson,  Robert 

6  Buchanan,  John 

7  Hamilton,  William  B. 
7  Henderson,  James 

7  Arnot,  George,  missionary 
7  Buchan,  George 
9  Hay,  John 
10  Hay,  R.  {P.  §•  R.  Hay) 

1.  Ci<ar<lner's  Crescent. 

1  Usher,  Thomas 

2  M'Qiieen,  Duncan 

3  Ritchie,  Mrs 
3  Tansh,  John 
£  M'Dougall,  G. 


6  Baikie,  James 

6  Paterson,  Thomas 
G  Reith,  F.  W. 

7  Smith,  John  K.  builder 

8  Keay,  Mrs 

9  Moir,  George,  printer 
9  Simpson,  Robert 

9  Camerou,  John 

9  Galloway,  Mrs 

9  Lindsay,  William 
12  Fox,  George 
12  Fullarton,  Thomas 
12  Burn,  Mrs  Captain 
12  Stewart,  Daniel 

12  Mackintosh,  George 

13  Heron,  John  {Royal  hanh) 

14  Kennedy,  Daniel 

15  Wilson,  John 
15  Baptie,  Mrs 

15  Brown,  William  B. 
15  Turnbull,  W.  E. 

15  Moir,  Mrs 

16  Bogue,  Mrs 

16  Bogue,  Miss 

17  Barbour,  George 

18  Robertson,  Mrs  James 

19  Gray,  William 
21  Ramsay,  William 

21  Gunn,  Mrs,  lodgings 

21  Donnelly,  AVilliam 

22  Sanderson,  Thomas 

23  Millon,  Mrs  T. 

24  Veitch,  Thomas 
24  Cameron,  Hugh 
24  Leighton,  Robert 
24  Soutter,  John 

3.  Bayfield  Mouse. 

Haswell,  James 

3.  Crayfield  I^ane. 

Clark,  J.  Venetian  blind  mak. 

3.  €iayfield  Place. 

1  Thomson,  P.  agent 

1  Nicoll,  Alex,  accountant 

1  Young,  Mrs 

1  Hay,  Alexander 

1  Common,  Mrs 

1  Grubb,  J.  S.  musicseller 

2  Brown,  John,  W.S. 

3  Wyndham,  Robert  H. 

3  Gray,  James  (./.  G.  Sf  Son) 
3  Harkom,  Joseph 

3  Ritchie,  George,  shipmaster 

4  Hardie,  John 

5  Atkinson,  James  G.  teacher 

of  dancing 

3.  CiayJleld  Square. 

1  Vallance,  G. 

2  Robb,   George   (School  for 

the  Blind) 

3  Scott,  Thomas,  C.A. 

3  Scott,  Thomas,  jun.  C.A. 

4  M'Ritchie,  T.  E.,  W.S. 

4  M'Ritchie,  Miss 

5  Shiels,  John  S. 


Gayfield  Street  intersects. 

6  Wilson,  Mrs  W. 

7  Anderson,  Robert,  teacher 

8  Crawford,  Arch.    (A.  cj-   A. 

Crauford) 

9  Scott,  Misses 
I  10  Vere,  Mrs 

,  12  Buchan,  Jlatthcw 
j  13  Hunter,  James 

13  Oliver,  R.  S. 

13  Johnston,  Peter  T. 

13  Simson,  Mrs  James 

13  M'Gregor,  Mrs  John 

14  Ireland,  Mrs 
16  Peden,  Mrs 

16  Ritchie,  Andrew  {R.  ^  Son) 

17  AVallace,  Rev.  Robert 

18  Gilmour,  Hugh 

19  Porteous,  James,  teacher 
19  Mitchell,  David,  engraver 
19  Bauchope,  John,  teacher 
19  Bauchope,  R.  G.  coal  agent 
19  Nivison,  Abraham,  writer 
19  Milne,  Mrs  Andrew 

19  Whitehead,  Mrs 

20  Davidson,  Mrs  David 

21  Wilson,  Miss  M.  C. 

22  Ridland,  John 

22  Watt  and  Mackie,  Misses 
22  Anderson,  Mrs  George 
22  Sutherland,  William  S. 
22  Laurie,  William  M. 

22  Johnstone,  Mrs  AY. 

23  Alexander,  John 

24  Hutchison,  Mrs 

24  Graham,  George  S. 
24  Gaff,  Thomas 

24  Hall,  Thomas,  painter 
24-c  Kirk,  Jlrs  Kinloch 

25  Laing,  Misses 

25  Fisher,  D.  and  J.,  W.S. 
25  Mackay,  David 
25  Corns,  William 

25  Gray,  Mrs  Thomas 

26  Snody,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

27  Cameron,  Hugh,  teacher 

28  Mackay,  Mrs 

28  Robertson,  Jlrs  D. 

28  M'Donald,  Mrs 

29  Greig,  Mrs  Andrew 

30  Roland,  Captain 

31  Thomson,  Mrs 

31  Mowbray,  Thomas,  agent 

31  Henderson,  Lieut.  J., "R.N. 

31  Bruce,  D. 

31  Crawford,  Mrs 

31  Gibson,  George,  C.E. 

31  Ryrie,  Miss 

31  Macdonald,  Mrs 

32  Blackburn,  Mrs 

33  Smart,  James  A.  agent 

3.  Ciayfield  Street. 

2  M'Farlane,  Peter 

2  Denovan,  H.  and  Co. 

2  Turnbull,  Aw.  (T.  §•  K.) 

4.  Cicddes'  Entry. 

Anderson,  James,  bookbinder 


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4.  C<eorg;e  IV.  ISridg^e. 

1  Lawson,  P.  and  Sou 

3  Highland  and  Agricultural 

Societ'ifs  Museum 
17  Protestant  Institute  of  Scot. 
17  Scottish  Reformation  Society 
17  Ellis,  Robert 
17  Street,  George 
19  Small,  Gillon,  and  Co. 
21  Ellis,  Thomas,  upholsterer 
23  Moffat,  Henry,  S.S.C. 
25  Currie  &  Co.  confectioners 

27  Macnab   and   Ritchie,    iron- 

mongers— See  Adv. 

28  Kiddy,  Mrs  G. 

28  Sanderson,  R.  artist 

29  Vallance,  Mrs 

30  Bryson,  John,  watchmaker 

31  Tait,  Thomas 

32  Jacob,  Moses,  broker 

33  Sinclair  Cooking  Depot 
35  Cairns,  G.  &  H.,  W.S. 
35  Cairns,  H.,  W.S. 

35  Caims,  Geo.,  S.S.C.  &  S.L. 
35  Blumenreich,  Rev.  John 
37  Standard  Property  Invest- 
ment Society — See  Adv. 
39  Richardson,  Isaac,  hat.  man. 
Augustine  Church 

44  Robertson,  D.  &  J. 

45  Macadam,  Anstruther,  cloth. 

46  Liddle,  James,  victual  dealer 

47  Finch,  J.  shirtmaker  &  agent 

47  Vallance,  Mrs 

48  Rirkwood,  John  R.  baker 

49  Mackenzie,  J.  chemist 

50  Street  and  Consland,  auction- 

eers— See  Adv. 
61  Stevenson,  Peter,  optician 

52  Edgar,  R.  shoemaker 

53  Northern    Assurance    Co.^s 

Agency 
53  Guaranteed  Manure  Com- 

pany 
53  M'Minn,  F.  ap^ent 
53  Hunter,    T.   M.    teacher   of 

music 
53  Cormack,  A.  dental  surgeon 
53  Edington,  Thomas 

53  Goskirk,  A.  and  Son 

54  Laurent,  C.  spirit  dealer 

55  Bladworth,  R.  ironmonger 

S.  ftJeorg-e  S*Iace. 

1  Hunter,  David 

2  Douglas,  William 
2  Kidd,  Mrs 

2  Paton,  Mrs 
2  Reid,  John 

2  Sinclair,  P.  F. 

3  Aikman,  Mrs  James 

4  Rate,  Miss 
4  Fulton,  Mrs 

4  Turnbull,  Mrs 

5  Brown,  Mrs  Richard 

6  Wemyss,  Robert,  banker 
4.  CJeorge  Sqaare. 

1  Lewis,  James 

2  Black,  J.,M.D.,F.R.C.S.E. 


3  Stevenson,  Alexander 

4  Lindsay,  George  L.,  &  Son 

5  Alexander,  Thomas 

5  Balfour,  Thos.  A.  G.,  M.D. 

6  Crease,  William 

7  Anderson,  the  Misses 

8  Huie,  Richard,  M.D. 

9  Gordon,  D.,  M.D. 

10  Millar,  Wm.  White 

11  Barboui-,  Geo.  F.,ofBonskied 

13  Paul,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 

14  Lawson,  Charles,  jun.,    (P. 

L.  and  Son) 

15  Tweedie,  Mrs 
17  iMackay,  Mrs 

19  Scott  Moncrieff,  David 

20  Dickson,  W.  {J.  D.  and  Co.) 

21  Court,  John,  S.S.C. 

22  Clason,  Rev.  Patrick,  D.D. 

23  Robertson,  Miss  Ellen 
23  Irving,  Mrs  David 

23  Reid,  Rev.  William 

24  Lee,  Rev.  Prof.  Robt.,  D.D. 

25  Cameron,  P.  (J.  and  P.  C.) 

26  M'Kay,  Capt.  of  Blackcastle 

27  Brunton,  Mrs 

27  Brunton,  James,  W.S. 

28  Torrance,  G.  M.,  of  Threave 

29  Brown,  R.,  of  Firth 

30  Raleigh,  Samuel 

31  Cheape,  Miss,  of  Rossie 

32  Scott,  Lady 

33  Paton,  Joseph  Noel,  R.S.A. 

34  and  35  Lawson,  Charles,  of 

Borthwick  Hall 

36  Newton,  Mrs  Hay,  sen. 

37  Sym,  Mrs 

38  Arnot,  Rev.  David,  D.D. 

39  Cairns,  Thomas,  M.D. 
39  Young,  Mrs 

39  Craniond,  Jliss  Jane 

39  Brown,  Rev.  Charles  John 

40  Alexander,  William 
40-B  M'Askill,  Mrs 

40  Theyne,  James 

41  LiUie,  Josepii 

42  Purdie,  John 

43  Robertson,  Mrs 

44  Parker,  John  {Inland  Rev.) 

45  Ilarvie,  Miss 
45  Sibbald,  ftliss 
45  Moffat,  Miss 

45  Kirk,  Mrs 

46  Dymock,  Robert  Lockhart 

47  Ziegler,     Dr     AVra.,     M.D. 

F.R.C.S.E. 
47  Ziegler,  -John 
49  Turnbull,  John 

49  Turnbull,  Mrs 

50  Brown,  Miss,  boarding  school 

51  Brougham,  Mrs 

52  Gedde?,  Colonel 
63  Fairbairn,  Mrs 
54  Wauchope,  Miss 

54  Torrance,  Mrs  David 

54  Craigie,  James 

55  Ritchie,  John 

55  Findlay,  ]\Irs 

56  Leburn,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 


56  Leburn,  Henderson,  &WiIson, 
S.S.C. 

56  Henderson,    Charles,    S.S.C. 

{Leburn,  H.  ^  Wilson) 

57  Peddie,  Rev.  Dr 

58  Gardiner,  Miss  E. 

59  Miller,  William,  S.S.C. 

60  Young,  Wm.,  M.D. 

S.  Georg-e  Sireet- 

1  Peddie,  Donald  S.,  C.A. 

1  Archibald,  John 

3  Standard   Life    Axsurance 
Company— See  Adv. 
Thomson,  W.  Thos.  actuary 
Tait,  John  H. 

5  Colonial  Life  Assurance 
Co. — Gregor,  D.  Clunia, 
secretary — See  Adv. 

7  Young,  J.  C,  office-keeper 

7  Tullis,  R.  &  Co.  papermkrs. 

7  Hiuiter,  James 

7  Forrester,  Samuel,  printer 

7  Cheine,  George  T.,  C.A. 

7  Atlas  Insurance  Company 

7  Steele,  William,  S.S.C. 

9  AVhytock,  R.,  &  Co. 

9  Whytock,  James 

9  Wylie  &  Peddie,  civil  eng. 
13  Royal  Insurance    Company 

— J.  Milligan,  manager 
13  Milligan,  J.  &  J.,  S.S.C. 
13  Laing,  A.,  Royal  Insurance 
13  Paton,  Thomas,  printer 
13  Home,  Robert,  &  Co. 
15  Nisbet,  John,  paiuter 
17  Ballard's  Hotel 
19  Caledonian  Life  Insurance 

Company — See  Adv. 
19  Hallows,  Frederick  J. 
21  Walker,  M.  &  Co.  publishers 
21  Coyne,  Roderick,  A.F.A. 
21  Smith,  Thomas,  painter 
21  Hutchison,  Andrew 
21  Turnbull  &  Spears,  printers 
21  Scottish  Railway  Gazette 
21  Torrop,  Christopher 
21  Schoelcher,Mad.  &Co.milnrs. 
23-A  Scrymgeour,  Henry 
23-B  Christie  &  Smith,  wine  mer- 
chants 
23  Steventon,  Mrs  Frances,  hotel 
25  Gowans  and  Goodlet 
25  Hay,  John 
25  Hay,  Mrs,  outfit  rooms 
25  Brown,  Miss  R. 
27  Paterson  and  Sons,   music- 
sellers 
29  Clydesdale    Bank  —  James 

Greenhill,  manager 
29  Hastings,  Robert,  accountant 
29  Peacock,  Hugh,  messenger 
Hanover  Street  intersects. 
33  M'Naughton,  Jas.  gunmaker 
33  Salomon,  U. 
33  Salomon,  JIadame  H. 
33  Murray,  G.  &  Son,  clothiers 
35  Walker,  James,  linen  draper 


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35  Robertson,  J.  &  Co.  chemists 

37  Irvine,  T7illiaui,  agjent 

37  Green,  Henry  Hugh,  teacher 

37  Simpson,  BIrs 

37  Scotland,  A.  Pearson,  S.S.C. 

37  Simpson,  Thomas  S. 

37  Oliver,    J.    P.,   sharebroker 

and  general  agent 
37  Society  for  Promotincj    the 
Employment  of   Women — 
Miss  Blyth,  secretary 
37  Stephenson,  J.  B. 
37  Blair,  Robert 
37  Livingstone,  Josiah,  hosier 
39  Logie,  Miss,  dressmaker 
39  Smith,  Thos.  painter 
39 -A  Matheson,  A.  &  Co. 
41  Hamilton,  John  A.  architect 
41  Butters,  L.  seal  engraver 
41  Drysdale,  Miss 
41  JMarshall,  J.  and  W.  jewellers 
43  Blackwood,  T.  and  J. 
43  Clift,  Henry,  private  hotel 
45  Henry,  Alexander 
45  Blackwood,  W.  and  Sons 
47  Montignane,  W.  R. 
47  Barlas,  James 
47  Prain,  H.   C.  actuary,  Scot. 

Union 
47  Scottish  Union  Assur.  Office 

—See  Adv. 
47  Ramsay,  George,  manager 
49  Wood  and  Co.  spJoon 
51  Lyon  &  Turnbull,  auctioneers 
53  Sim,  W.  A.  and  J.  wool  ware- 
house 
53  Gowan,  Mrs,  lodgings 
53  Nicoll,  Alexander,  lodgings 
53  M'Ritchie,  J. 
53  Mm-ray  and  Hunt,  W.S. 
53  Hunt,  J.  (M.anrf //.)W.S. 
53  Corner,  John,  clothier 
65  Minto,  Mrs,  milliner 
65  Bryden,  "W.  and  Son 
55  Telfer,  Gideon 
55  Dick,  H.  and  J.  milliners 
57  and  61  Cruickshank  and  Sons 
57  M'Dowall,  R.  baker 
57  Bliller,  John,  trunkmaker 
59  Moncrieff,  Wm.  accountant 
59  Nachot,  Dr  H.  W. 
69  Trotter,  Alex,  teacher 
61  Steele,  "W.  and  P.  ironmongers 
63  Budge  and  Webster 
63  Pentzlin,  Ludwig,  bootmaker 
63  Christie,  J.  ladies'  bootmaker 
63  Houldea,  Thos.  stationer 
63  Moxon,  C.  and  J.  painters 
65  Campbell  and  Co.  lace  mercts. 
65  Cay  and  Black 
67  Crown  Life  Office— U.  W. 
Cornillon,  S.S.C.  secretary 
67  Ferguson,  George,  perfumer 
67  Ferguson,  James,  hairdresser 
69  Blanc,  V.  bootmaker 
69  Home,  George 

Frederick  Street  intersects. 
71  Wilson  and  Co. 


71  Yule,  Thomas 

73  Lewis,  John  A.chinamercht. 

73  Conquergood,  Misses 

73  Buchanan,  James,  S.S.C. 

73  Peacock,  Mrs  H.  lodgings 

75  Sutherland,  Alex,  stationer 

75  Reid  Brothers  and  Co.  wine 
merchants 

77  loung,  W.  D.  and  Co. 

77  Purdie,  Bonnar,  audCarfrae, 
painters 

79  Hagart  and  Bm-n  Murdoch, 
W.S. 

79  Nesbitt,  John,  photographer 

79  Kennedy,  W.  P.  bookseller 

79  Smith   and    Philpots,    auc- 
tioneers 

81  Seton  and  Mackenzie,  book- 
sellers 

81 -A  Gillespie,  John,  W.S. 

81-A  Hamilton,  John,  W.S. 

81  Beveridge,  A.,  S.S.C. 

83  Clark,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

83  Clark,  Henry 

83  Grieve,  Robert,  and  Co. 

85  Forsyth,  Miss,  milliner 

85  Gray,  J.  and  Son,  ironmong. 

87  Alexander,  Mrs,  and  Co. 

87  Porteus,  William 

87  Marshall  and  Son,  jewellers 

89  Architectural  Institute    of 
Scotland 

89  M'Gibbon,  David,  architect 

89  Doig,M'Kedmie,andDavies 

91  ISlorthern  Club 

93  Melrose,  Andrew  and  Co.  tea 
merchants 

93  Sutherland,  Joseph,  tailor 

93-A  M 'Donald,  James,  teacher 

95  Insurance    Compaiiy      of 
Scotland — See  Adv. 

95  Alliance  British   and  Fo- 
reign Life  Assurance  Co. 

95  Simpson,  Robert 

95  Furby,  M.  teacher  of  French 

97  Hutchison,  John,  sculptor 

97  Johnston,  Misses  V.  C.  and 
Co.  staymakers 

97  Child  and  Huie,  china  store 

99  Bank  of  Scotland  Branch- 
office — Charles  Bruce,  agt. 

99  Black,  W.  R.  wine  mercht. 

99  Henderson,JamesC.,  S.S.C. 
101  Mortimer,  J.  and  Co.  tailors 
101  Merrilees,  F.  dentist 
]03  Kiichler,  N.  prof,  of  singing 
103  Smith,  Mrs  Andrew 
105  Macrae,  Cameron,  &  Shand, 

clothiers 
107  Raebimi,  J.  S.   hatter  and 

hosier 
107  Sheppard,  Mrs  Jas.  painter 

Castle  Street  intersects. 

109  Greensmith,  Wm.  and  Son 
109  Scott,  Wm.  bootmaker 
111  M'Kaj^  Donald 
113  Orphoot,  Peter,  M.D. 
113  Orphoot,  T.  H.  advocate 


115 
117 
117 
117 

117 

119 

119- 
119 

119 
119 
119 
121 
121 
121 
123 
123 
125 

127 
129 
13L 
133 
133 
135 
135 
137 
139 
139 
141 
141 
141 
141 

143 
146 
142 

138 
136 
136 
134 
132 
132 
132 

132 
132 
132 
132- 
130 
128 

128 

128 


126 
124 
122 
120 
118 
118 
116 
116 


Lamb,  Misses,  milliners 
Bell,  Thomas 

Edinhurgh  Choral  Union 
Royal  Scottish  Society  of 

Arts 
Medico-Chirurgical        So- 

ciety''s  hall 
Guardian   Fire   and  Life 

Assurance  Co. — See^Ji'. 
-A  St  George's  Hall 
National    Guarantee  and 

Suretyship  As. — See  A  dv. 
Mackay,  John,  druggist 
Wilkie,  James,  C.A. 
Mozzi,  Mrs,  milliner 
Carstairs  and  Sons 
Nichol,  Misses,  dressmakers 
Simpson,  R.  cabinetmaker 
Gordon,  Sir  J.  AVatson,  R.A 
Watson,  H.  G.  accountant 
Supervision     Board     for 
Relief  of  Poor 
Thomson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Maclagan,  David,  M.D. 
Bryce,  David,  architect 
Sinclair,  Alex. 
Sinclair,  Misses,  of  Ulbster 
Millan  &  Mann,  clothiers 
Blyth,  Messrs  B.  &  E.,  C.E. 
Hart,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Allan,  Mrs,  staymaker 
Muir,  James 
Mun-ay  &  Logan,  W.S. 
Murray,  Anthony 
Logan,  Edmund,  W.S. 
Imperial    Fire   and    Life 

Assurance  Office 
Menelaws,  William,  grocer 
Wilson,  James,  butcher 
Rutherford  and  Son,  boot- 
makers 
Brown,  Miss  E. 
Corner,  John 
Maxton,  Miss 
AVebster,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Peddle,  Robert  &  Co. 
Willoughby,  Miss 
Repository    for     Ladies^ 

Work 
Maughan,  Misses 
Sanders,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Wallace  &  Brown,  Misses 
-A  Wood,  Jas.  bookseller 
Wood,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Woodhall  Estate  Company 

{Limited) 
Pearson,  Charles  and  David, 

accountants 
Char  teredMercantile  Bank 

of  India,  London.,  and 

China — See  Adv. 
Slalcolm,  Robert  B.,  M.D. 
Cameron  &  Violard 
Veitch,  James,  hotel 
VeitcKs  hotel 

Jockel,  C.  Berlin  warehouse 
Webster,Andw.S.S.C.&N.P. 
Hamilton  &  Miiller 
Hamilton.  Miss 


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116  Hamilton,  T.  &  D. 

114  Menzies,  Mrs  Captain  W. 

112  Blyth,  Yule,  &  Co. 

110  Melville  &  Lindsay,  W.S. 

110  Melville,  James  M.  W.S. 

108  Mozzi,  Mrs 

108  Loth,  John  T.,  teacher 

108  Anderson,  John 

108  Millar,  Miss 

106  Anderson,  John,  fishmonger 

106  Anderson,  John, jun.  butcher 
Castle  Street  intersects. 

104  Morgan,  J.  &  W.  tailors 

102  James,  J.  &  Son,  bootmkrs. 

102  Brown,  J. 

100  Hamilton,  Wm.  bootmaker 

100  Scott,  Miss,  dressmaker 

100  Hamilton,  John,  painter 
98  Masonic  Lodge  of  Scotland 
98  St    Andrews     Edinburgh 

Rifle  Club 
98  Stewart,  Alex.  James,  W.S. 
98-B  Law,  J.  &  Sons,  jewellers 
96  Douglas  &  Mason,  grocers 
96  Anderson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
94  Mein,  A.  surgeon-dentist 
92  Simpson,  Miss,  milliner 
90  Hay,  D.  K.  &  Co.  painters 
90  Crombie,  Alex.  W.S. 
90  Henry,  Thomas 
88  Burt,  John  G.  M.,  M.D. 
86  Fulton,  A.  saddler 
86  Mitchell  &  Heriot 
86  Law,  Mrs  John 
86  Mortimer  &  Son,  gunmakers 
84  Northern    Lights   Office — 
A.  Cunningham,  secretary 
84  Stevenson,  Messrs  D.  &  T. 

civil  engineers 
84  Law,  Philip 
82  AValker,  Mrs,  lodgings 
80  Belfrage  &  Shearer,  ontftrs. 
80  Croal,  J.  T.,  photographer 
80  Fowler,  James,  tailor 
80-B  Rosa,  George,  surgeon 
78  Morrison,  J.  &  Co.  upholstrs. 
78  Bouch,  Thos.  civil  engineer 
78  Clarke,  Misses  E.  &  J. 
76  Purves,  Wm.  &  Co.  clothiers 
76  Hardie,  W.  P. 
74  Robb,  Thomas 
74  Allan,  Miss  Mary 
74  Smith  &  Girven,  milliners 
74  Macphail,  William 
74  Donaldson,  Jas.  bootmaker 
72  Leslie,  James,  civil  engineer 
72  Gordon  &  Co.,  music  ware- 
house 
Frederick  Street  intersects. 
IQ-A.  Simpson,  James 
70  Terrier,  Gilbert,  bookseller 
68  Queen  Insurance  Company 

— See  Adv. 
68  Wordie,  James  Vf.,  S.S.C. 
68  Brown,  John  0.  artist 
68  Kinloch,  Mrs,  lodgings 
68  M'Pherson,  A. 
68  Reston,  Miss,  fringe  maker 


68  Sanderson,  i^Iatt.  bird-stuffer 
66  Cleghorn,  Miss  Jane,  Berlin 

warehouse 
64  Sibbald,  J.  {J.  S.  cj-  Sons) 
64  Sibbald, J. &Sons,ironmongrs. 
62  Lindsay,  William,  cooper 
62   Union   Bank   of   Scotland, 

Sub-offtce 
62  Murray,  Robt.  R.,{U.  Bank) 
62  Craig,  W.  L.  (  Union  Bank) 
62  Robertson,  Thos.  R.,  W.S. 
62  Robertson,  John  &  Co.  stock- 
brokers 
62  Sinclair,  Henry,  sharebroker 
60  &  62  Crawford,  John,  private 

hotel 
58  Gardner  &  Ainslie,  chemists 
56  Couper,  Misses,  corset  makers 
56  Dymock  &  Patterson,  S.S.C. 
56  Macdonald,  J.,  Prof,  of  Elocn. 
54  Macaulay,  James  P. 
54  Assembh]  Rooms 
54  Pendrigh,  Wm.  linen  ware- 
house 
54  Veitch,  Wm.  cabinetmaker — 

See  Adv. 
50  Gillies,  R. 
50  Blair,  Robert 
50  Masterton,  John,  surveyor 
50  Campbell,  Miss 
46  M'Pherson,  Archd.  painter 
46  M'Connel,  E.  &M.  embroids. 
46  M'Nair,  Alex. 
46  Murray,  David,  accountant 
46  City  of  Edinburgh  Roads 
and  Streets  Trust 
Sun  Eire  Lisurance  Office 
County  Prison  Board 
44  Millidge,  Miss  R.  M.  milliner 
44  Steedman,  Henry,  bookbinder 
42  Ballantyne,   James,   &  Son, 

painters 
42  Macvicar    &   Winks,    dress- 
makers 
42  Simpson,  T.  S.,  watchmaker 
38  Small  and  Son,  bird-stuffers 
38  Clark,  T.  and  T.  booksellers 
36  Dickson,  Miss,  dressmaker 
36  Christie,  Thomas,  teacher 
36  Watson,  George  H.,  teacher 
36  Fergusson,  Walter,  artist 
32  and  34  Gillies  Brothers,  silk 

mercers 
30  M'Gregor,     P.,    Sons,     and 
Robertson,    muslin    ware- 
house 

Hanover  Street  intersects. 

28  Gibb,  A.  umbrella  manufac- 
turer 

26  Gellatly  &  White,  engravers 

26  Inskip,  William 

26  Roberts  Brothers  and  Co. 

26  Braidwood,  Jas.  bookseller 

24  The  Edinburgh  Subscription 
Library 

24  M'Wheae,  George 

24  Douglas,  Campbell,  architect 

24  Douglas,  Robert,  engineer 


24  Stevenson,  J.  J.,  architect 
24  Inglis,  Wm.,  mechanical  en- 
gineer 
24  Cottier,  Daniel,  glass  painter 
24  Maccallum,  George,  sculptor 
22  Edinburgh  Life  Assurance 
Company. — See  Adv. 
Finlay,  G.  L.  manager 
Dickson,  W.  secretary 
£0  AVright,  P.  and  R.  linen  mer- 
chants 
18  Do  wells,  Alex.,  auctioneers 
16  Christie,  J.  and  Son,  glovers 

16  Wright,    P.    and    R.    linen 

merchants 
14  Mowat,  Robert,  stockbroker 
14  Balfour,  James,  and  Co.  wine 

merchants 
Commercial  B.  of  Scotland 
— Mackenzie,  A.  K.  manager 
12  Waterston,  D.  &  Son,  drapers 
12  Allardice  and  Sclanders 
10  Robertson,  Charles 
10  Smart,  Robert 
10  Star  Life  Assurance  Co. 
10  Livingston,  John 
10  Scott,  J.  and  T.  upholsterers 
10  Anld,  Miss  B.  lodgings 
10  Nisbet,  Thomas 
8  Edinburgh  and  Leith   Gas 

Company 

8  Rausch  and  Busse,  clothiers 
6  Holtum  and  Welsh,  clothiers 
6  Gorrie,  William  M.  architect 

and  civil  engineer 

6  Lightbody,  Francis,  civil  en- 
gineer 

6  Wardlaw,  John  F.,  W.S. 

6  Tait,  Miss,  dressmaker 

6  Gall  &  Liglis,  booksellers 
4  Ritchie  &  Craise,  clothiers 

4'  Murdoch,  C.  and   Son,  seal 
engravers 

4  County  Police  and  Prison 

Tax  Office 
2  Mylne,  James 

2  Sang,  E.,  C.E. 

6.  CJeoi'g-e  ^i.^  ticith. 
Christiansen,  Mrs  E. 

5.  Cilsto's  Entry. 

3  Crerar,  Mrs  John 

5  M'Laren,  Thomas,  joiner 

9  Henderson, D. chimney-sweep 
10  Penman,  John 

l^iSForfi  I*ark. 

10  Bruce,  Frances 
12  Thomson,  Robert 
18  M'Gregor,  John 

S-.  €;;iles'  v^treef . 

7  Dnfl",  John 

11  Thomson,    D.    J.    and    Co. 

rectifiers 

17  Hetherington,  P.  shoemaker 
21  Gardner,  Airs  T.  leather  mer- 
chant 


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22  Todd,  John,  fish  carer 

22  Todd,  Robt.,  fish  curer 

53  Stewart,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 

30  Sliman,  Robert 

31  Sliman,  AVilliam,  dairyman 

32  Brash,  David,  merchant 

33  Schaw,  Robert,  and  Co. 

34  Davie,  Thomas,  spirit  dealer 

35  Scott,  Mrs  E.  spirit  dealer 
37  Guthrie,  TIios.  grocer 

42  Penman,  John,  grocer 

44  Barrie,  George,  grocer 

45  Martin,  Peter,  spirit  dealer 

51  Cowe,  Henry,  fish  curer 

52  Gilchrist,  John,  spirit  dealer 
68  Barrie,  J.  Brothers 

70  Morrison  &  Scott,  grocers 
72  &  38  Naysmith,  John,  baker 

78  Forsyth,  Wm.,  grocer 

79  Aitken,  J.  G.  victual  dealer 
90  Methuen,  James,  fishcurer 
93  Anderson,  R.  and  R.  candlem. 
96  Green,  Geo.  fish  merchant 
98  Lonie,  J.  contractor 

98  Cochrane,  Thos.  brassfounder 

99  Carstairs  and  Robertson 

5.  Ciillespie's  If ospital. 

Henderson,  Rev.  D.  chaplain 

and  house-governor 
Girdwood,  Miss  M.  matron 

5.  Ciillespie  Street. 

1  Galloway,  Mrs 

2  Bow,  Miss 

3  Watson,  Miss 

4  Kirman,  William 

5  M'Laren,  Peter 

G  Meuelaws,  William 

1.  CSiltnoar  Close. 

The  Female  Shelter — Sidey, 
Miss,  matron 

5.  dilmoar  Park. 

Annandale,  James,  builder 
Jackson,  Thos.  wheel  wright 
Baxter,  Allan,  smith 
Taylor,  John,  &  Co.  smiths 
Thornton  &  Co.  waterproofers 

5.  €rlIntonr  Piace. 

1  Fairley,  James,  grocer 

3  Thomson,  James 

5  Steele,  John 

7  M'Ewan,  Douglas 

7  Creiise,  Mrs 

9  Fairley.  James 
11  Shaw,  Peter 
13  Banks,  J.  A.,  5I.A. 
13  Banks,  Black  W. 
15  Gray,  James 
17  Alexander,  John,  builder 
19  Wilson,  Andrew 
21  Young,  Miss  M.  A. 

23  Potts,  William 

25  Brown,  William  B. 


27  Dunlop,  Mrs 

29  Breysig,  J.  Adolphus 

Hailes  Street  intersects. 

31  Wilson,  James 

33  Grant,  James 

35  Swanston,  Thomas 

37  Lindsay,  James 

39  Scott,  J.  H. 

41  Bell,  Peter 

43  Bruce,  Rev.  William 
47  Young,  Miss 

Gillespie  Street  intersects. 
Upper  Gilmore  PI.  intervenes. 

67  Blair,  Charles 

69  Baillie,  Zerub 

71  Stenhouse,  AVm. 
M'Donald,  Anaus,  (West) 
Muir,  John,  (W.) 
Gorrie,  Mrs  Daniel,  (W.) 
Sanderson,  Robert  (W.) 

93  Scott,  Alex.  (W.) 
Ross,  Ellison  A.  (W.) 
Johnston,  John,  (W.) 
Wyllie,  Alex,  W.  (W). 

80  Barlas,  Robert 

78  Macnab,  James 

76  Thomson,  George  (G.P.-O.) 

74  Anderson,  John 

72  Weir,  Mrs  R.  Dundas 

70  Ferguson,  Walter 

68  Greig,  George 
66  Hart,  Francis 

62  Lorimer,  George,  jun. 

62  Lorimer,  John 

60  Ogilvie,  Rev.  Duncan 

58  Graham,  G.  F. 

54  M'Kenzie,  Rev.  Andrew 

Lower  Gilmour  PL  intersects. 

52  Shaw,  James 
52  Shaw,  Robert  B. 
50  Flockhart,  Henry 
46  Drummond,  Robert  B. 

44  Page,  David 

42  Duncan,  Mrs 

40  Laurie,  Andrew 

38  Calder,  John 

36  Hyatt,  Lewis  L. 

34  Burns,  Miss 

32  Tasker,  Rev.  William 

30  Schaw,  Mrs 

28  Scott,  William 
26  Stewart,  Miss 
24  Haig,  Miss 

22  Taylor,  Robert 

20  Young,  William  D. 

18  Maitland,  Kenmure 

16  Mann,  W.  (Millan  cb  M.) 

14  Gray,  John 

12  Sinclair,  John 

10  Wilson,  Rev.  James  H. 

8  Millons,  D.   N.   i_T.  M.  & 
Son) 

6  Smith,  William 

6-A  Elgin  &  M'Pake 

4  Wright,  Rev.  James 

2  BuiT,  Mrs  John 


5   Crilnionr  Place, 
liOwer. 

1  Bishop,  Mrs 
3  Millar,  Miss 

6.  Ciilmonr  Place, 
Upper. 

1  Croom,  Rev.  D.  M. 

3  Rhind,  John 

4  Jeffrey,  James 

5  Yelland,  John 

6  Henderson,  David,  writer 

7  Russell,  Miss 

8  Fletcher,  Mrs  G.  C. 

3.  fnilmour  Street. 

Thomson,  Thos.  corn  mercht. 

— house,  5  Elder  street 
Wharton,  Mrs,  fish  merchant 
Gains,  Mrs 
Denholm,  James,  lastmaker 

5.  €riImonr  Street, 

Simon  Square. 
5  Laidlaw,   R.   and  Son — See 

Adv. 
10  Hill,  Alexander 
15  Buchanan,  E.  dairy 

1.  Crianvilie  Place. 

1  Macfarlane,  Alex,  cutler 

2  Hardie,  James,  tailor 

2  Milne,  George,  tailor 

3  Rae,  A.  victual  dealer 

4  Rae,  Alexander,  grocer 

5  Connell,  James 
5  Park,  Thomas 
5  Rae,  John 

5  Le  Conte,  John,  engraver 

6  Vallance,  William,  baker 

1.  ^lenfiailas  Street. 

1  Bennet,  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 

3.  Grlenorcliy  I^and. 

Darling,  Robert  (G.P.-O.) 

2.  C<lenorchy  Place. 

1  Selcraig,  Thomas,  grocer 

2  Kidd,  Thomas  {G.P.-O.) 

Crloncester  Place. 

2,  North.     1,  South. 
1  Edmunds,  Edmund 

3  Lawrie,  Mrs  William 

3  Carphin,  James  R.,  C.A. 

3  Walker,  l\Iiss 

3  Clarke,  Alexander  N. 

3  Shephei'd,  A. 

3  Stewart,  Mrs 

5  Rhind,  Mrs 
7  Campbell,  Miss 


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9  Hope,  Miss 

11  John,  Thomas 

13  Heddle,  Jolm  George 
15  Ainslie,  Mrs 

15  Dal^airns,  Miss 

14  Macrae,  Joliii  A.,  W.S. 

12  Lumsden,  Mrs 

10  Eampini,  Charles 

8  Webster,  James,  S.S.C. 

6  Leith,  Mrs  Admiral 

4  B'larshall,  Miss 

2  Welsh,  Mrs 

'?.  ©!over  Street. 

3  Lawson,  AVilliam 

5  Duff,  AViliiam 

5  Brown,  James 

6  Wilson,  Thos.  {H.  cfc  W.) 
6  Pax  ton,  Selby 

6  Hall,  A.  B. 

6  Dickson,  Mrs 

8  Oughton,  Gavin,  engineer 

8  M'lntyre,  John,  missionary 
10  Cai-michael,  Joseph  T. 

10  Smith,  John,  builder 
10  Murray,  Thomas 
10  Buchan,  Thomas 

10  Aitchison,  D. 

11  Trotter,  Mrs  Thomas 

13  Paterson,  A.  F. 
11  Blyth,  D.  W. 

11  Richardson,  A. 

12  Munro,  Daniel 

14  Sword,  James 

17  M'Callum,  Mrs,  lodgings 

17  Smith,  James    « 

17  Dobbie,  M.  G. 

17  Robertson,  Alexander 

17  Gibb,  George 

17  Taylor,  Miss,  teacher 

17  Taylor,  Arch,  warehouseman 

18  Milne,  Mrs 

Ciraham's  Conrt. 

Craig,  Christie,  &  Co. 

1.  I^rahani  street. 

1  Macmillan,  George 
3  Rutherford,  AYalter 
3  Ross,  Miss 

3  Reid,  James 

9  Kilpatrick,  H.  G. 

9  Lawson,  James,  tobacconist 
1 1  Mason,  Mrs  David 

15  Scott,  Mungo 

15  Kerr,  William 

17  M'Gibbon,  John 

19  Clark,  Mrs  John 

18  Cunningham,  Mrs  Thomas 
14  M'Gregor,  Duncan 

10  M'Pherson,   John,  oil    mer- 
chant 
10  M'Donald,  Alexander 

8  Hutton,  John 

6  French,  John,  W.S. 

4  Jeffrey,  Miss 
4  Rymer,  Miss 

4  Raeburn,  John 
4  Smith,  James 


2  Stevenson,  J. 

5.  The  Ciirang;e  House. 

Dalgleish,  Johu 
Dalgleish,  AV alter  Scott 

5.  €frang;e  SiOaii. 

4  M'Gregor,  William 

6  Telford,  Joseph 

7  Grant,  George 

8  Alexander,  George,  builder 
11  Mackenzie,  John,  gardener 
13  Anderson,  Miss  Jessie 

M'Leod,  James 
Drummond,  William 
Johnston,  James 
Johnston,  AViliiam 

18  AValker,  Mrs  W^iliiam 
20  Millar,  James  S. 

20  M'Leod,  Miss 

21  Brown,  Mrs  S. 

22  Cowan,  AViliiam 

23  Brown,  Thomas 

24  Douglas,  James 
M'Kay,  Duncan,  gardener 
M'Gill,  AViliiam 

Smith,  Mrs,  AVest  Grange 
Cassels,    W.   G.,    Blackford 

house 
Sime,  Jas.  Craigmount  house 
Grindley,  Mrs 
MacLaren,  Charles,  Moreland 

cottage 
Ivory,  Wm.,  St  Roque 
Smyttan,    Mrs  Dr,    Canaan 

park 
Adie,  Mrs,  Canaan  cottage 

6.  CJrang^e  l"Bace. 

92  Alexander,  John 
102  Napier,  Robert 

5.  Clrang'e  SSoad. 

9  Currie,  Jolm 

11  Robertson,  Thomas 

13  AVilson,  Miss 

15  Greenhill,  John 

15  Callender,  Mrs 

17  Chambers,  James  K. 

19  Boog,  Mrs  John 
21  Liston,  Alex. 
23  Turpie,  Miss 

25  Naismith,  John,  M.D. 

45  Schneider,  C.  H.,  M.C.P. 
47  Paterson,  Robert 

49  Hume,  Robert 
53  Gifford,  John 

Reid,  Thos.  Sujjeriniendent, 
Southern  Cemetery 
52  Stevenson,  Thomas 

50  Lyle,  Tliomas 

46  Watt,  A.  H. 

44  Badenoch,  G.  R. 
42  Howden,  Miss  Jessie 
40  Chapman,  Henry 
38  Steill,  John 
36  Dalgleish,  Miss 
34  List,  Alfred  J. 
32  Rochester,  J.  E. 


28  Stewart,  John 

26  Hunter,  Mrs 

24  Hunter,  Mrs 

20  Baillie,  John 

18  Fisher,  Mrs 

18  Thomson,  Miss 

16  Anderson,  Alexander  H. 

14  Thomson,  John 

12  Cutlibert,  Alexander 

10  Robertson,  Charles 

8  Malcolm,  Mrs 

6  Gibson,  Alexander 

4  Stoddart,  T.  G. 

2  Young,  James,  baker 

2  Macintj-re,  Archibald 

6.  Cnrang-e  ¥iBla, 

83  Causeyside. 
Steplienson,  Mrs  Robert 
Stephenson,  AA^,  M.D.,  surg. 
Stirling,     Rev.     Archibald, 
Yewtree  cottage 

^Ri'anton. 

Hull,  Michael.  Granton  hotel 

Hodge,  Captain  AViliiam 

M'William,  AVm.  agent  {Stir- 
ling and  Alloa  Steam- 
boat Co.) 

Anderson,  Captain  P. 

AVemyss,  Thomas  Alex.  Capt. 
R.N.  harb. master,  Granton 

Gunn,  William 

Hawthorn,  Messrs,  Granton 
Iron  Works 

Watt,  John,  shipmaster  and 
mineral  wharf  superintend- 
ent— house,  Granton  slip 

Hamilton,  R.  AV.  Broompark 

M'Dougal,  Alexander,farmer, 
Granton  mains 

M'Neill,  Right  Hon.  Sir  John, 
G.C.B.,  Granton  house 

Dewar,  Hugh,  butcher 

M'Glashan,  Alex,  grocer,  tea 
and  provision  merchant 

M'Glashan,  Mrs  A.  lodgings 

Rattrie,  Alex,  baker 

granton  Cottag^es. 
Hossack,  Mrs,  {P.-O.) 
Lawrence,  David,  clerk 
AVhitelaw,  James 
Turner,  John 
Liston,  M.  R.  boat  builder 
M'Intosh,  William,  lighthouse 

storekeeper 
Hardie,  AVill.  deputy  harbour 

master 
Geddes,  John,  collector 
Frew,  Alexander,  teacher 
Sugden,   Mrs,   midwife    and 

ladies'  nurse 

dranton  ESoad. 

Campbell,  Robert,  (British 
Linen  Co.  Bank)  Mel- 
ville villa 


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Wilson,     Alex,     contractor, 

Granton  villa 
Keid,   W.  and    G.,    Granton 

lodge,    wool   brokers    and 

general  C.  S. 
Howkins,  John,  C.E.Granton 

pier, — house,   Queensberry 

place 
Falconer,    Joseph,    shipping 

agent,  Lnfra  cottage 

Ga-amtoai  'W,  Cottages. 
Benham,     John,     attending 

boatman,  Iiichkeith 
Heath,  John,  park  keeper 
Cormack,  Alex,  collector 
Martin,  Wm.  dairy 

€!raissmai*ket. 
North,  4.     South,  1. 
Old  Com  Exchange 
Richardson,  Francis,  &  Co. 
1  Stewart,  D.  spirit  dealer 
3  Braidwood,  W.  brush  manu- 
facturer 
5  Stodart,  T.  G.  chemist 
7  Gumming,  Jas.  wine  mer. 
9  Fair,  D.  H.  draper 
11  Wilson,  Thomas 
13  Edgar,  Eobert,  seedsman 
15  Scott,  James,  and  Co. 
21  Cowan,  A.  draper 
27  Forgan,  David,  grocer 
29  Mackenzie,  A.  {Corn  Exc.') 
31  Jeffrey,  J.  and  Co.  brewers 

71  Cribbes,  Kobt.  spirit  dealer 

75  Paterson  and  Allan 

77  Gillies,  William,  draper 

91  Armstrong,  Miss,  draper 

95  Ross,  A.  grocer 

99  Female  Shelter 
101  Palmer,  James,  grocer 
103  Wilkinson,  James,  baker 
113  Groan,  P.  grocer 
129  Brady,  Thos.  spirit  mercht. 
129  Forrest,  James,  blacksmith 
137  Smith,  James,  grocer 
141  Geddes,  Roderick 
106  Newlands,  Peter 
100  Cleghorn,  John,  innkeeper 

88  Hay,  John,  victual  dealer 

76  Walker,  P.  spirit  merchant 
74  O'Neill,  John,  lodgings 

72  M'Ewan,  Eobert,  baker 
70  Thomson,  John,  grocer 
66  Haswell,  James,  grocer 

66  Jamieson,  Gilbert,  and  Son 
64  Lawson,  John,  and  Robert 
62  Taylor,  Archibald,  agent 
62  Hay,  John 

60  City  of  Glasg.  Branch  Bk. 
58  Eose,  William,  saddler 
56  Palmer,  Thos.  corn  mercht. 
52  Douglas  and  Macdonald 
50  Burns,  Eobt.  victual  dealer 
48  Binnie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
46  Linklater,  Mrs 
44  Wardale,  Thos.  sawmaker 
42  Macdonald,  Angus,  saddler 


38  Gillon  &  Shiells,  manufacts- 

36  Campbell,  Eob.  ironmonger 

34  Laing,  W.  stationer 

32  Moffat,  D.  Wldte  Hart  Inn 

32  Moffat,  A.  rail,  goods  agent 

30  Commercial  Branch  Bank 

26  Haddow,W.  Clydesdale  Inn 

26  Howison,  John 

24  Spence,  Joseph,  saddler 

22  Williamson,  G.  tobacconist 

20  Brownlee,  A.  stabler 

16  Pringle,  W.&  Co.  corn  merts. 

12  Cameron,  John,  spirit  dealer 

10  Mossman  and  Watson,  ham 

curers 
4  Wilson,  D.  horse  dealer 

3.  Iwray's  Close^  South. 
St  Patricks  Church 
7  Hannan,  Eev.  Edward 
7  Corbet,  Eev.  William 
7   United  Industrial  School 

16  Ferguson,  C.  teacher 

22  Wilson,  A.  &  W.  R.  printers 

17  Pentzlin  and  M'Adie 

3.  Cray's  Closer  Moriis. 
Girle,  G.  H.  currier 
Armstrong,  W.  &  A.  cabinet- 
makers 
Bryce,  Alex,  cabinetmaker 
Chambers,  Johnston,  clerk 

4.  Cray's  Court. 
Hogg,  David 
Hunter,  Mrs 

Darling,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Burton,  Mrs 

•Gray's  Place. 

St  Leonardos  Street. 

1  Gray,  Alex,  metal  merchant 

2  Darling,  Eichard,  butcher 

3  Eeid,  James 

3  Burnet,  Frederick,  clerk 

4  Cheyne,  Charles,  draper 

4  Sommerville,  A. C.  silk  mercer 

4  Vaughan,  Rev.  J. 

5  Weir,  William,  grocer 
5  Weir,  William,  jun. 

5.  Crray  Street,  Soath. 

1  Eobertson.  P.  {Coin.  Bank) 

2  Philip,  Eev.  Eobert 

3  Aikman,  A. 

4  Blues,  William 

5  Wigham,  John,  tertius 

6  Ford,  Miss 

7  Bow,  Mrs  Dr 

7  Bow,  Eobert  H.,  C.E. 

8  Lang,  James  Innes 

9  Mouat,  Misses,  board,  school 

10  Lawrence,  Mrs 

11  Scott,  George  Ferme,  S.S.C. 

5.  ©ray  Street,  Upper. 

1  Stewart,  Mrs 

2  Keighley,  Matthew 

6  Hamilton,  Rev.  James 


7  Brown,  J.  F.  teacher 

8  Barry,  Eobert  John 

9  Meiklejohn,  John 

10  M'Dougall,  Misses,  boarding 

school 

11  Foulboeuf,  Henri  Pierre 

12  Gardner,  W.  C. 

13  Gibson,  David  L. 

14  Cromar,  Alexander 

15  Eobertson,  Captain  John 

16  Torrance,  Miss 

17  ShieU,  David  E. 

18  Kerr,  Miss  M.  A. 

19  Thornton,  Mrs  L. 

20  Thomson,  Mrs  Margaret 

21  Alison,  John 

22  Blackball,  Mrs  J. 

23  Mossman,  Mrs 

24  Taylor,  Mrs  S_.  F. 

25  Sanderson,  Miss 

26  Sharp,  Eobert 

27  Callender,  Miss 

28  M'Intyre,  Miss,  board,  school 
28-A  Hislop,  Mrs  Marion 

29  M'Glashan,  A. 

30  Johnston,  Adam 

31  Thomson,  James,  grocer 

5.  CreenMil  hardens. 

1  Scotland,  A.  P.,  S.S.C.  Green- 

hill  lodge 

3  Baillie,  John 

5  Brown,  Miss  A. 

7  Cousin,  David 
9  Kerr,  Miss 

11  Cobham,  M. 

13  Todd,  William 

15  Cairns,  George,  S.S.C. 

15  Cairns,  Henry,  W.S. 

17  Kirk,  Eev.  John 
Graham,  A.,  M.D.  Ashfield 

villa 
19  Cay,  Eobert  Dundas,  W.S. 

19  Cay,  Miss  Jane 

25  Mackenzie,  Miss 

27  Brodie,  Lieut. -Col.  T. 

29  Macleod,  Major-General  D. 
42  Seton,  G.advocate,StBennet's 
40  Mackenzie,  C.  The  Avenue 
38  Blackburn,  Andrew 

36  M'Laren,  D. 

32  Gowan,  George 

30  AVilkie,  Captain 
30  AVilkie,  Wm.  P. 

26  Anderson,  Eobert 
24  Steel,  John,  E.S.A. 

20  Dalzill,  Mrs  Margaret 

18  Sydseriff,  Mrs 

16  Watson,  J.  (Scot.  Prov.  In.) 

14  Haig,  Mrs 

12  Mortimer,  John 

8  Disher,  Eobert 

6  Tait,  Professor  P.  G. 

4  Croall,  David 

2  Graham,  Mrs 

5.  Creenhili  Bank. 

Peddie,  Eobert,  Grange  Bank 
house 


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Goldie,  William,  M.D. 

Hovvison,  Mrs 

Smith,  Miss,  Frith  cottage 

Veitch,  Robert  A. 

Bum,  Misses 

Laing,  Miss  Mary 

Smith,  Wm.  lodge 

5.  CrreesaMSI  Mouse. 
Lauder,  Dowager,  Lady  Dick 

5.  IwreeiiMSS  S*ark. 

4  Falconer,  Mrs  General 

6  Bell,  Miss  Grace  H. 
8  Stewart,  Allan  D. 

7  Henderson,  Mrs 

5  Ramsay,  Alexander 

3  Young,  Colonel  A.  G. 

'^  Glego',  Robert  (Exchequer^ 

1  Cogan,  Miss,  Anelma  villa 

€>rreeiusMe  Mouse. 

Grant,  Miss 

S.  CJreenside  I^anej 
fliower. 

Cochrane,  J.  gasmeter  manfc. 
Renwick,  David 
Dove,  James  &  Co.  engineers 
M'Intosh,  Adam,  glass  cutter 
liauptman,  Iz.  and  Co. 

3.  Crreeuside  IPIace. 

1  Aitken,  James  and  Co. 
Wright,  Alexander  &  Son 
Cox,  Wm.  envelope  maker 
Rooney,  Hugh,  com.  agent 
Aitken,  Andrew  {G.P.O.) 
Dundas,  James 
Archibald,  John,  victualler 
Carnishelli,  James,  and  Co. 
Sutherland,  G.  china  mercht. 
Henderson,  Christian 
Borthwick,  Mrs,chimney-sw. 
Eraser,  Simon,  cooper 

7  Cay  and  Johnston,  tinsmiths 

8  Anderson,  George 

8  Mackay,  David,  hairdresser 
8-A  Kelly,  Mrs,  spirit  mercht. 

9  Townsend,    Wm,   pianoforte 

maker 
9  Gibb,  John,  builder 
9  Giinn,  Robert,  shoemaker 
10-A  M'Lennau,  Hugh 

10  Townsend,  Wm.  and  Son. 

11  Young,  J.  and  Co.  slaters 

i  11  Borthwick,  J.  chimney-sweep 

Il2  Bruce,  D.  carver  and  gilder 

[13  Galium,  G.  and  Co.  braziers 

[13  Galium,  Thomas 

*15  Miller,  John 

16  Anderson,  Miss  B. 

16  Scott,  John 

16  Brodie,  Mrs  James 

17  M'Call,   J.   bedding   manu- 

focturer 
Lady  Glenorchy\s  F.  Church 
17  Davidson,  Rev.  George  R. 


17  Wilshere,  Ml. 

18  Hardie,  J.  and  W.  agents 

19  Muirhead,  Andrew,  painter 
(late  J.  and  H.  Brodie) 

20  Barron,  Wm.  butcher 

21  Turnbull  and  Kay 

22  Small,  David,  glass  stainer 
22  Napier,  R.  jun.  wright 

22  Hauptman  and  Co. 

22  Douglas,  Andrew 

22  Knight,  G.  and  Sou,  smiths 

22  Thomson,  R.  &  Co.  plumbers 
24  Morrison,  Mrs 

24  Finlayson,  James,  clothier 
24  Mackay,  John,  agent 
24  Hunter,  Robert 

24  Mackenzie,  A.  C. 

25  Thomson,  Robert,  and  Co. 

26  Purves,  Peter,  decorator 

2.  C^reenside  ISo^w. 

3  Berry,  John,  plasterer 

3  Russell,  William 

4  Hay,  William  smith 
Gilchrist  Lane  intersects. 

9  Hook,  Adam,  grocer 
10  Grant,  Robt.  spirit  merchant 
Queen's  Place  intersects. 

14  Cossar,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

15  Barber,  James 

18  Armstrong,  W.  A. 
Simpson's  Court  intersects. 

19  Turcan,  John,  grocer 

20  Wilson,  Robert 

23  Sheddan,  James,  spirit  dealer 

25  Ramsay,  Mrs,  grocer 

26  Thomson,  Alexander 

26  Girdwood,  John,  axle  maker 
26  Kay,  C.  crucible  manuf. 
26  Hislop,  William 

Fellows,   Miss  L.   S.   infant 
school 
Dr  BelVs  School. 

2.  CJreenside  Sta'eei. 

1  Dixon,  John,  baker 

2  M'Farlane,  Daniel,  grocer 
o  Middleton,  Robert,  agent 

3  Marshall,  George,  agent 
3  Ross,  Alex,  merchant 

3  M'Farlane,  Daniel 

3  Paterson  &  Son,  hair  manu- 

facturer 

4  Campbell,  Peter,  floor  cloth 

manufacturer 

5  Scott,  John,  linen  warehouse 

8  Lindsay,  C.  &  Co.  plumbers 

9  Sandemati,  Robt.  upholsterer 
10  Lindsay,  Charles 

10  Bm-net,  Mrs  John 
10  Campbell,  Mrs 
10  AVebster,  John 

10  Campbell,  Peter 

11  Robinson,    H.     publisher. — 

See  Adv. 

12  Morrison,  J.  spirit  merchant 

13  Watson,  John,  butcher 


13  M'Intosh,  Alex,  cowfeeder 

14  Moffat,  Miss,  staymaker 

15  Starlv,  Oscar,  carver 

16  Gilmour,  Hugh,  grocer 

17  Abbotsford  Temp,  hotel 
17  Hunter,  John 

17  Stobie,  Wm.  clothier 
17  M'Gregor,  Don.  lodgings 
17  Lindsay,  Mrs 

17  Mackie,  M'Queen 

18  Brockie,  Wm.  baker 

19  Coubrough,  John,  grocer 

20  Gnlland,  J.  corn  dealer 

21  Johnston,  Alex,  baker 

22  Young,  J.  &  D.  tinsmiths 

23  Heptiug,  Gregar,  watch  and 

clock-maker 

24  Milne,  W.  Temperance  hotel 
55  Mitchell,  George,  bootmaker 
26  Campbell,  Wm. 

26  Macdougall,  W.  cowfeeder 

27  Sinton,  Joseph  T. 

28  Anderson,  David,  agent 
28  Kelly,  Andrew 

28  Ciceri,  J.  carver 
28  Easton,  James  and  W. 
28  Johnston,  John,  surveyor 
28  Nisbet,  James 

30  Haswell,  James,  grocer 

31  Small,  Misses  E  &  M.  drapers 

32  Ritchie,  David,  tobacconist 

1.  Clreyfriars'  IPIace. 

2  Forbes,  Mrs  Daniel 
2  Douglas,  W.  S. 
2  Douglas,  W.  engraver 
2  Dale,  Mrs  M. 

2  Douglas,  James 

3  Douglass,  James 

4  Thomson,  Alex. 

5  Herris,  Wm. 

1.  drriiidlay  Sireet. 
Maconochie,  James 
Spalding,  Misses,  dressmakrs. 
Sutherland,  James 
Aitken,  Mrs 
Conning,  Peter 
Morrison,  George 
Bower,  Robert  (G^.P.O.) 
Torrens,  John 
Donald,  George 
Brown,  Charles 
Rushbrook,  William 
Flynn,  John((^.P.O.) 
Noble,  John 
Lawson,  Alexander 
Burgess,  John 
Sinclair,  John 

1.  drove  ff»Iace. 

1  George  Graham 

2  James  Grieve 

3  John  Dick 

4  Scott,  John,  baker 
7  Robert  Bell 


I.  Upper  CJrove  I'lace. 
Dan.  M'Kay,  coal  agent 
Jas.  Milne 


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Miss  Secular 
David  Gi-eig 
Jos.  Murray,  writer 
Tliomas  Hislop 
"Walter  Swan 
R.  Geddes 
James  Arnot 

1.  ^rove  fiioad. 

2  Sharp,  Wm. 

2  Hogf?^  AVm. 
10  Herdman,  A. 

14  Hay,  George 

16  Hume,  John 
20  Tod,  John 

22  Robertson,  John 

24  Brown,  John 

24  Stewart,  John  M. 

24  Smith,  J.  H.  C. 

26  Robb,  James 

Lyon,  Alex,  wright 
MoucriefF,  David,  plasterer 
Davidson  and  Cliisholm 
Robb,  John,  builder,   Grove 

cottage 
Boyd,  Andrew,  Flora  ha' 
Jas.  M'Gregor,  smith 
Halliday,  Wm.  paper  stainer 
Gilroy  &  Turnbull,  wrights 

1.  Grove  Street. 

3  Smitli,  Alex.  Gordon 
6  Marshall,  Misses 

9  Lairdj  Robert 
13  Beattie,  Geo.  builder 
13  Beattie,  Wm.  builder 

15  Lawder,  James 

17  Beattie,  Geo.  and  Son 
26  Haldon,  Geo.  builder 
24  Waldie,  David 

22  Ritchie,  Jolm 
22  Donaldson,  Mrs 

16  AVilkie,  John 
16  Gibson,  Mrs 
16  Hume,  Wm. 
16  Robson,  Mrs 

16  Blair,  Miss,  lodgings 
12  Fyfe,  Archd.  teaelier 
10  Laing,  Robert  L.  writer 

8  Craig,  Mrs 

6  Addis,  Mrs 

4  Smith,  Wm. 

2  Allardice,  John  (.4.  Sf  S.) 

2  Hay,  Wm. 

2  Wallace,  Rev.  John 

2  Donaldson,  Miss 

2  Cruickshank,  Mrs 

2  Adamson,  Mrs 

2  Forbes,  Peter 

Srove  Terrace. 
1  Inglis,  Rev.  G.  T.  M. 
3.  Hadding-ton  fiace. 

1  Ritchie,  Wm. 

1-A  Jack,  Colin,  dairyman 

2  Cunningham,  Mrs 
2  Sword,  W.  B. 

2  Smart,  John,  jun. 
2  Hardie,  James 


3  Lindsay,  James,  grocer 

4  Watt,  R.  &  AV.  com.  agents 

4  Stirling,  D.  coach  hirer 

5  Hogg,  Fraser 

6  Tindal,  John 
6  Blackie,  Thos. 
6  Scott,  Mrs 

6  Muir,  Rev.  Adam 
Annandale  Street  intersects. 

7  AVilson,  William 

8  M'Gill,  James,  baker 

9  Burge,  C.  and  Co.  hatters 
10  Tod,  George 

10  Moffat,  Blrs,  staymaker 

11  Aird  and  Cardow,    cabinet- 

makers, &c. 

12  Robertson,  Andrew 

18  Thomson,  James 

19  Hay,  Miss,  grocer 
•20  Kenmore,  Mrs 

20  Black,  AVilliam 
20  Nichol,  Mrs 

20  Bruce,  Mrs,  sen. 

21  Reid,  Robert,  grocer 

22  Boyd,  Mrs 

25  Donaldson,  James 

25  Patterson,  5. Q. {Inland Px.ev.) 

25  Smith,  Daniel,  com  factor 

25  Lyon,  John 

25  Waddie,  James 

25  Slight,  G.  H. 

27  Stage,  Miss,  teacher 

28  Chrystal,  C.  bootmaker 
30  Robertson,  J. 

30  Gray,  Mrs  G. 

30  Peat,  John 

30  Gilmour,  Hugh 

30  Laubauch,  D.  teacher 

32  Gordon,  T.  P. 

Dods,  Jolm,  gardens 

35  Ker,  James,  lath-splitter 

36  Robson,  J.  photographer 

37  Chisholm,  Daniel,  fruiterer 

38  Cowie,  James,  builder 
Sloan  and  Son 

5.  Iladdon's  Court. 

Young,  John,  plumber 
Hay,  Wm.  wool  merchant 
Doull,  James 
Maxwell,  James,  baker 
Munro,  Hugh,  house  agent 
Wright,  Mrs,  furniture  semp- 
stress 
Henderson,  James 

5.  llailes'  Street. 

1  Mortimer,  Mrs 

2  Dear,  AVilliam 

3  Maclachlan,  John 

4  Mawson,  Thomas 

5  Williamson,  J.  accountant 

6  Stewart,  Mrs  David 

6  Millar,  Miss 

7  Weir,  Mrs 

8  Millar,  Hugh 

9  Hill,  Mrs  Robert 

10  Johnston,  Rev.  William 

11  Wilson,  John 


6.  Hamburg:  I'lace. 

1  Hutchison,  Peter,  spirit  dir. 

2  Smith,  Robert,  {Customs) 

3  Hogben,  Mrs 

3  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

3  Forsyth,  Alexander,  meter 

5  Miles,  James 

6  Borthwick,  John 

6  M'Millan,  Charles 

7  Forman,  T.  S. 

8  Mason,  Mrs,  lodgings 

9  Taylor,  Mrs  J.   grocer  and 

spirit  merchant 
10  Sutherland,  WiUiam 

10  Meikle,  Thomas 

4.  Hamilton's  Kntry. 

Anderson,  Mrs,  farrier 

I .  Hamilton  S'lace^ 

Hifjh  Riggs. 
2  Small,  Walter,  victual  dealer 

5.  MainiSton  I'lace^ 

Newington. 

1  Anderson,    Jas.    spirit   mer- 

chant 

2  Dalzell,  Mrs  Alex. 

3  Bowlby,  Mrs  Capt.  M. 

4  Reocli,  John  Inglis 

5  Kerr,  Captain  James 

6  James,  Mrs 

7  M'Leod,  Miss  Isabella 
9  Drydon,  Adam,  builder 

1.  Hamilton  PSacc. 

Stockbridge. 
2  Nicol,  Mrs,  nurse 
2  Bigham,  Miss,  upholsteress 
2  M'Gowan,  Mrs,  nurse 

2  Hunter,  William 

3  Bowton,  John 

6  Paton,  James 

7  Donaldson,     James,     spirit 

merchant 

8  Young,  Edward,  jun.  slater 
8  Donald,  William 

8  Simpson,  Robert 

11  Maclaren,  James,  teacher 

12  Little,  Robert,  plumber 
Duncan,  John,  mason 

25  Reid,  John,  joiner 
Murray,  Geo.  jobbing  mason 
Pinkerton,  Benj.  dairyman 

26  Macleay,  K.,  R.S.A. 

27  Young,  Robert 

27  M'Donald,  Mrs  Ronald 
27  Stewart,  Robert  G. 
27  Reynolds,  Andrew 

27  M'Kerracher,  Miss 

28  Vallance,  William 

29  Francis,  David,  agent 

30  Gilman,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 
30  Drummond,  James 

30  Haldane,  Mrs  Wm.  C. 
30  Barty,  Miss 

30  Sandilands,  Mrs 

31  Dick,  John,  coal  agent 


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1  Commercial    Union    Assu- 
rance 
1  Accidental    Death    Insur- 
ance.— See  Adv. 
1   Un  ited  King.  Electric  Teleg. 
Co. — W.  Andrews,  cjen.  man. 
1  Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Insu- 
rance Co. 
1  Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co. 

—See  Adv. 
1  Lambert,  AVm.  accountant 
1  Brown,  John  R.  com.  merch. 
1  Cummin<r,  John,  artist 
3  Pike,  William,  draper 
3  Brown,  R.  piiotographer 
3  Newton,  Wilson,  and  Co. 
3  Edwards,  George  S. 
5  Hume,  John,  bookseller 
5  Keld,  M.  &  M.  milliners 
5  Rutherford,  W.  auctioneer 
5  Brown,  William,  fruiterer 
7  Paton,  Thomas,  publisher 
7  Bayne,  James,  spirit  dealer 
9  Stewart,  Robert,  merchant 
11  Aiknian,  Andrew,  and  Co. 
11  Lamb,  BIrs,  embosser 
11  Cliapman,  Thos.  auctioneer 
11  Western,  Peter,  jeweller 
13  Vallance,  Wm.  confectioner 
13  London  Union  Fire  and  Life 

Assurance  Company 
13  Thomson,  G.  D.  stockbroker 
J3  Robertson  and  Scott,  news- 
paper agents 
3,  15,  &  17  Knox,  Samuel,  and 
Dickson 

Rose  Street  intersects. 
19  Kerr,  Wm.  wine  &  spirit  mer. 
Jl  &  23  Sutherland,  D.  R.  sta- 
tioner 

[23  Henderson,  Angus,  optician 
23  Keddie,  John,  bootmaker 
[25  De  JIaus,  James,  artist 
[25  Simpson,   D.   L.   jewel  case 

maker 
25  Ambrose  &  Lamb,  carvers 
Robertson,  D.  Albert  hotel 
25  Taylor,  Chas,  billiard-rooms 
25  Moon,  W.  jeweller 
27  Croll,  David,  fruiterer 
27  Nelson,  R.  R.  printseller 
29  Thomson,  D.  bootmaker 
,  29  Steel,  D.  chemist 
j  31  Caledonian  Press 
31  Thomson,  Miss  M.  A. 
1 31  Arbuckle,   Joseph,   cutler.— 

See  Adv. 
[SB  Small,  D.  basket  maker 
133  Edwards,  Geo.  S.  auctioneer 
133  Glen,  G.  bootmaker 
135  Strahan,  Alexander,  and  Co. 

publishers 
35  Park,  William,  engraver 
35  Dick,  Misses,  dressmakers 
37  Black,  A.  and  F. 

Ritchie,  M.  repository 
37  MacmahoD,  J.  &  Son,  furriers 


39  Lougton,  Alex,  tobacconist 

George  Street  intersects. 
41  Greenhill,  James 
43  O'Donnell  &  Co.  upholsterers 
45  Thomson,  furniture  dealer 

45  Knox,  James,  accountant 
47  Morton,  W.  R.  working  jew. 

47  Carter,  Mrs  N.  wine  mercht. 

48  Carlisle  &  Watts,  stationers 

49  Law,  R.  H.  grocer 

51  Roughcad,  James,  hosier 
51  Johnston,  Robert,  grocer 
51  Brooks,  Abram 

51  Carter,  Mrs  Nicol 
53  Leith,  JIrs  Samuel 

53  Healey,  Mrs,  shoemaker 
53  Burnside,  John,  merchant 
53  Stevenson,  Wm.  upholsterer 

53  Christie,  Robert,  grocer 

Thistle  Street  intersects. 

55  Gulland,  James,  outfitter 
57  M'Litosh,  Mrs,  lodgings 
57  Purves,  James,  lodgings 

57  Johnston  and   Paterson,  tea 

dealers 

59  ^I'Nab  &  Shepherd,  drapers 

61  Carruthers  &  Cross,  jewellers 
(Jl  M'Dermot,  J.  upholsterer. — 

See  Adv. 

f33  Scott,  R.,  S.S.C.,S.L. 

6  5  Robertson  &  Johnston,  S.S.C. 

65  Ramsay,  J.  pianoforte  ware- 
house 

67  Shepherd,  William,  draper 

67  Christie,  Alex,  merchant 

67  Barrie,  Andrew,  jeweller 

69  Adams,  Mrs,  lodgings 

71  Barclay,  Mrs  R.  basketmaker 

73  Macfarlane,  D.  grocer 

64  Sidey,  D.  {j\P Galium  ^  S.) 

64  Sidey,  Charles,  surg-eon 

62  Orrocks,  Miss,  lodgings 
62  Forrest,  Robert,  auctioneer 
62  Burke,  Mrs 

60  Somerville,  James,  S.S.C. 
60  Latta,  John,  S.S.C. 

60  Dunbar,  J.  ironmonger 

58  Wilkinson,  Misses 

58  Pentland,  David,  jeweller 

56  Waterston,  George,  stationer 

54  Davidson,  William,  draper 
54  Hogg,  James,  haircutter 

52  Burn,  Archibald 

52  Curie,  J.  pianoforte  maker 

52  Dunn,  Mrs,  silk  merchant 

52  Gravett,  James,  butcher 

50  Dunn,  T.  optician. 

50  Henderson,  A.  spirit  mercht. 

Thistle  Street  intersects. 
48  Mason,  George,  flesh er 
48  Gordon,  James,  spirit  dealer 
48  Macintosh     and     Cameron, 
painters 

46  Liglis,  W.  and  C.  booksellers 
46  Craigie,  Robt.  Collins,  Dis- 
trict Pay  Office 

46  Gardiner,  J.  and  J.,  S.S.C. 
K 


46  Gardiner,  Jolni,  S.S.C. 

44  Bryce,  John,  wine  merchant 

44  Burn  and  Baillie,  plumbers 

42  Clark,  R.  and  R.  printers 

42  Murray,    George     wholesale 

stationer 

40  Alston,  George,  clothier 

40  Dobie,  George,  paiuter 

38  Leadbetter,  Chas.  architect 

36  Lindsay,  T.  S.  accountant 

36  Marshall,  David,  C.A. 

36  Hunter,  Mrs  Patrick 

36  Hunter,  John  G. 

George  Street  intersects. 
34  M'Gregor,  Miss 
34  Steinhofer,    Miss    Friderike, 

teacher 
34  Lewis,  James,  grocer 
34  Shanks,  George,  hosier 
32  Fisher,  Geo.  hat  manufactur. 
32  Dickson,  James,  and  Sons 
30  Comb,  R.  upholsterer 
30  Pillans,  Robert 
30  Pillans,  Miss  J. 
30  Syme_,  R.  and  Son,  printers 
30  Menzies,  James  M.  engraver 
30  Ritchie,  A.  &  Co.  bookbinders 
30  Riddle,  R.  S. 
28  Macrae,  James,  plumber 
28  Hay,  J.  and  J.  saddlers 
26  Hepburn,  S.  carver  and  gilder 
26  Ramsay,  Thomas,  baker 
24  Dryden,  Adam,  fishing  tackle 

maker 
24  Paton,  Alexander,  bootmaker 
24  Douglas,  M.  and  J.  milliners 
22  Sword,  J.  house  agent 
20  Mouat,  John,  cabinetmaker 
20  Kinloch,  James,  dairy 

Rose  Street  intersects. 
18  Mossman  &  Shirley,  printers 
18  Robertson,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 
16  and  18  Miller,  D.  and  Son, 

stationers 
14  Bell,  Mrs,  shoe  warehouse 

14  Adams,  Alexander,  clothier 

12  City   of    Glasgow   Bank — 
Bain,  William,  manager 

10  Mackay,  Donald,  messenger 
10  Clark,  Robert,  engraver 

10  Bruce,  A.  jewel-case  maker 

8  Boswell,  Alex,  brush  maker 
6  Carey,  C.  spirit  merchant 

6  Patei-son,  Robt.  {City Ass&isor 

Office) 
4  Dali,  W.  china  merchant 

2  Menzies,  John,  bookseller 

S.  Mart  Street. 

1  Whitson,  Mrs 

3  Drysdale,  William,  D.C.S. 

7  Miller,  Mrs  James 

9  Binny,  Graham,  W.S. 
9  Binny,  John,  AV.S. 

11  Knox,  William,  M.D. 

13  Douglas,  Miss 

15  Padon,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 


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15  Irvine,  Duncan 
15  Galbraith,  Thomas 

15  Purves,  John,  warehouseman 

17  Somerville,  Samuel,  M.D. 

18  Mackenzie,  Misses 

16  Knox,  Adam 
16  Henderson,  Mrs 

16  Shcild,  George,  D.G.S. 
16  Taylor,  Charles,  writer 
16  Taylor,  Mrs  Alexander 
14  Bruce,  James,  W.S. 
14  Bruce,  James 
12  Groat,  Alex.  G.  advocate 
10  Brodie,  Miss 

8  Child,  Mrs 

6  Wormald,  J.  D.  W.S. 

4  Shirreff,  C.  H. 

4  Macgregor,  Mrs 

2  Walker,  Miss 

Hang:Ii  Street. 
1  Bruce,  John,  coachbuilder 

Hawklieid. 

Chapman,  John,  M.D. 

9.  Hawkhill, 

LocTiend  Road. 
Bryson,  Alex. 

1.  Hawthorn  Hank. 
Aitken,  Mrs  James 

Hawthorn  HankFlace^ 
North  Leith. 
6  Bolton,  John 
8  Cameron,  Alex.  (Customs) 

18  Spaven,  Mrs  Margaret 

19  Mun-ay,  John 

22  Davidson,  John  M. 

1.  Mayni»rket. 

Ryrie,  Alexander 
Hume,  James,  and  Co. 
Holms,  Matthew 
Menzies,  Bernard,  and  Craig, 
distillers 

1.  Hay's  Court. 

1  Rathie,  Mrs 

4  Richardson,  James 

5  Hardie,  Adam,  cattle  dealer 

6  Muir,  Mi-s 

7  Stewart,  Thomas,  stoneware 

merchant 

4.  Hay  Street. 

2  Johnstone,  Miss,  dressmaker 
2  Matthew,  Jas.  macer,  H.C. 

2  Brown,  Mrs  P.,  ladies'  nurse 

3  M'Lean,  Andrew 

3  Gilchrist,     Henry,      French 

polisher 

4  Strauchan,  Rev.  William 
4  Robertson,  Henry  T. 

7  Johnston,  Miss 

8  Fisher,  Alexander 


6.  Helen  fi^lace,         | 

Leith  Mount.  \ 

1  Neal,  F.  commercial  traveller 

2  Davis,  William  Arthur 

3  Mackay,  John  R.  shipmaster 

1.  Henderi^on  Mow. 

1  Hailing,  George  \\'\\\. 
1  Torry,  John 
1  M'Donald,  Mrs 

1  Laurie,  Mrs 

2  Deuchar,  Mrs  Alexander 
2  Deuchar,  Captain  Patrick 

2  Simson,  Mrs  George  H. 

3  Moir,  Mrs  D.  M. 

4  Rutherford,  Walter 
4  Carstairs,  Thomas 
4  Nightingale,  E.  W. 
4  Bell,  Thomas 

4  Hamilton,  Miss 

5  Laurie,  John 

5 -A  Mitchell,  David 

6  Hally,  Rev.  Thomas 

7  Robertson,  Miss 
7  Maclaurin,  James 
7  Maclaurin,  Mrs 

7  M'Intyre,  John 

8  Nairne,  Mrs 

8  Nairne,  James 
12  Martin,  J.  S. 

12  Ramsay,  Mrs 

13  Merry,  James,  M.D. 

14  Deans,  Mrs 
14  Deans,  David 

14  Cruickshank,  Francis 
14  Cairns,  John 
14  Laird,  Miss 

14  Ritchie,  William 

15  Curll,  Mrs 

Edinburgh  Academy — Gra- 
ham, Hugli,  janitor 

Deaf  and  Dumh  Institution 
— Hutchinsor,,  W.  principal 

5.  Henry  l"iaee. 

2  Mackay,  John  S. 

2  Rennie,  Archibald 

2  M'Intosh,  J.  {Inland  Rev.) 

5  Murray,  William 

5.  Henry  Street. 

8  Johnston  and  Son,  Samuel, 
tea  merchants 

8  Campbell,  A. 

7  Henderson,  J.  D. 

9  Forsyth,  John 

9  Macniven,  James 

9  Rae,  Rev.  William 
11  Christie,  Henry 
11  Currie,  William 
11  Archibald,  Morris 
11  Bfackail,  David 
11  Guthrie,  Mrs 
13  Dickson,  John 

5.  Hercles  Street. 

9  Mason,  Thomas 

1.  Heriot's  Hridg;e. 

2  Paterson  and  Allan 


4  Johnson,  James 

5  Gordon,  Robert,  tobacconist 

6  Whillas,  John,  wright 

1'.  Meriot'g  BaiMin,f  s.   \ 

1  Hay,  P.  and  R.  silk  dyets. —  j 
See  Adv. 

8  Thorburn,  Francis,  grocer       ! 
10  Boyle,  James,  tailor 
13  Auld,  John,  shoemaker 

19  Dewar,  John  F.  bird-dealer 
28  Ramsay,  Philip,  tailor  ; 

32  Logan,  Mrs  j 

33  Inglis,  Robert 

34  Sutherland,  R.  P. 
Hutchinson  &  Rogers,  wood- 
merchants 

1.  Heriot  Cottage. 

M'Caul,  Charles,  contractor    '■ 

-i.  Heriot  Hill. 

Smith,  T.  sm'geon 

Smith,  H.  surgeon 

Craw,  M.  gardener 

Walker  &  Johnston,  sculptors 

Bell  and  Scott,  builders 

1.  Heriot's  Hospital. 
Bedford,  Dr  Frederick  Wm. 
LL.D.  governor 

M'Donald,  Miss,  matron 
Robertson,  J.  house  steward 

7.  Heriot  House. 

Galloway,  James 

S.  Heriot  Mount. 

1  Porteous,  Mrs  "W.  spirit  dealer 
3  Thallon,  F.  William 

1.  Heriot  Flace. 

8  Hume,  William 

8  Davidson,  Robert 
14  Henderson,  James 
14  Collier,  John,  tailor 
U  Laing,  William 
16  Finlay,  Peter,  water  ofHcer 

20  Booth,  William 
20  Stevenson,  James 
24  Gray,  Miss  Elizabeth 
24  Machell,  Edward 

Heriot  Terrace. 

6  Wright,  Thomas 
6  Saunders,  R.  G. 

Heriot  Etow^. 

From  India  Street.,  Eastwards, 
2.     Westwards,  1. 

1  Duncan,  William,  S.S.C. 

2  Macadam,  J.  R.  B. 

2  Duncan.  James,  W.S. 

2  Bowhill,  Mrs 

3  Marshall,  G.  H. 

4  Rothes,  Right  Hon.  Dowager 

Coiuitess  of 
4  Rothes,  Rt.  Hon.  Countess  of 


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251 


4  Leslie,  Hon.  G.  Waldegrave 

6  Morriesoii,  Robt.  (E.J.C.S.) 

7  Muirhead,  Claud 

8  Forman,  John  N.,  W.S. 

9  Stevenson,  Alexander 
9  Milne,  William,  S.S.C. 

10  Mackenzie,  T.  of  Applecross 

11  Robertson,  J.  &  R.  J.,  W.S. 

12  Duncan,  James,  M.D. 

13  Phin,  John,  S.S.C. 

14  Balmain,  Miss 

15  Melville,  Lady 

16  Herries,  W.  Y.  of  Spots 

16  Herries,  A.  Y.  yr.  of  Spots 

17  Stevenson,  T.,  C.E. 

18  Grffime,  Miss 

19  Reid,  Dr  Robert 

19  Surenne,  J.  G. 

Howe  Street  intersects. 

20  Duncan,  William 

21  Lessels,  John,  architect 

21  Fullarton,  Miss 

22  Scott,  Mrs  Thomas  G. 

23  Patersoii,  Alex.  John 
23  Paterson,  Bliss  Mary  M. 

23  Paterson,  Miss  Margaret 

24  Mackenzie,  Lord 

25  Weir,  Graham,  M.D. 

26  Hill,  J.  L.,  W.S. 

27  Morrieson,  Mrs  Hugh 

27  Campbell,  Robert,  advocate 

28  Maclagan,  Douglas,  M.D. 

28  Maclagan,  R.  C,  M.D. 

29  Newbigging,  Mrs  Patrick 
oO  Paton,  George,  advocate 

31  Ormidale,  The  Hon.  Lord 

32  Deas,  Lord 

32  Deas,  Francis,  advocate 

33  Walls,  John,  S.S.C. 

34  Welsh,  Miss 

35  Campbell,  Miss 

oG  Paterson,  Adam,  W.S. 

37  Auld,  John,  W.S. 

38  Taylor,  Mrs 

39  Swinton,  Misses 

40  Ritchie,  Mrs,  lodgings 

41  M'Kenzie,  Mrs  A. 

41  Kinnear,  A.  S.  advocate 
41  Dun,  John 

India  Street  intersects. 

43  Stoddart,  Miss 

44  Irviae,Alexander  F.  advocate 

45  Currie,  Alex,  advocate 
4G  Wauchope,  Mrs  G. 

47  Stoddart,  Miss  B. 

S.  Mei'mttagre  SSrae. 
Wishart,  Wm.  ( J.  W.^Son) 
Wishart,  C.  S. 

Mermita^es  East. 

Baird,  H.  James 
Baird,  Hugh  John 
Baird,  Henry  M. 

?.  Mermita^e  Mill. 
5  Hall,  Mrs  John 
7  Lindsay,  William 


S*.  Mermltag-e,  'ftac. 
Cochrane,  William  G. 

2'.  IlerEmitage  i*ark. 
Wood,  Christopher,  senior 

Wood,  Miss 

Hermitage  Place. 

1  Thomson,  W.  {W.  T.SfGo.) 

2  Morrison,  Mark,  merchant 

3  Pringle,  James  (E.  R.  Co^ 

4  Dryburgh,  Richard  (N.  D. 

^  Son) 

5  Watson,  Ley  bourne 

6  Taysen,  Peter  {T.  W.) 

7  Aitken,  Andrew 

8  Wishart,  John  K. 

9  Simpson,  J.  F. 

10  Morrison,  Charles,  merchant 

11  Scott,  John  (Scarth  and  S.) 

12  Thorburn,  George 

1 3  Gibson,  Mungo  C. 

14  Mitchell,  Rev.  James 

Hermitag^e,  Upper. 
Miller,  John 
Wooley,  W.  H. 
Porterfield,  John  H. 

1.  fflerimitage  Place^ 

Stockhridge. 

1  Brown,  Walter 

2  Hill,  Cumberland 

5  Simpson,  John 

6  Johnston,  Rev.  Andrew 

8  Simpson,  Alexander 

9  Donaldson,  T.  C. 

10  Redpath,  Alexander 

11  Coldwell,  James 

12  Ferguson,  William 

1.  IIig:Ii  I£ig:gS. 

5  Laidlaw,  Ralph 

7  M'Calman,  William 

10  Moffat,  Archibald 
12  Stevenson,  David 

22  Thom,  John,  spirit  merchant 

S.  High  School  'Wyiiid, 

High  Scliool  Yards. 

2  Miller,  Mrs 

3  Herkes,  Mrs 

6  Ramsay,  Robert,  smith 

High  Street. 

East,  3.         West,  4. 

1  Leckie,  D.  spirit  merchant 

11  Harkess,  J.  spirit  merchant 
17  AVhittaker,    A.    refreshment 

rooms 
19  Henderson,  Mrs  C.  grocer 
21  Kerr,  James 
21  Eraser,  Mis  Thomas 
45  Wilson,  R.  tobacconist 
47  M'Lennan,  D.  spirit  dealer 
51  Dundas,    Alex.  ■  refreshment 

rooms 
53  Paterson,  A.  milliner 


57  Jardine,  W. 

59  Spiers,  John,  grocer 

61  Greig,  J.  &  J.  manufactr. 

61  Greenshiels,  Gavin,  joiner 

63  Knowles,  Andrew,  flesher 

65  Young,  Mrs 

75  Rutherford   and   Co.    spirit 

dealers 
81  Fyfe,  N.  cork  manufacturer 
81  Wood,  John,  engineer 
81  Cameron,  James,  and  Son 
81  Watt,  G.  turner 
81  M'Graw,  Daniel,  silversmith 
81  Henderson,  W.  Smith 
81  Somerville,  Robert,  joiner 
81  Bain,  John,  letter  carrier 
81  Kay,  Charles,  manufacturer 
83  Forsyth,  Colin,  confectioner 
85  Miller,  G.  grocer 
87  Linton,  Andrew,  cork  cutter 
89  Smith,  C.  baker 
93  Eckford,  W.  confectioner 
97  Mather,  Mrs  M.  dairy 
99  Cairns,  A.  grocer  and  wine 

merchant 
103  Sim,  Thomas,   draper  and 

hosier 
105  Johnston,  James 
107  Mackay,Archd.  basket  mak. 
109  Skiifington,  J.  china  mercht. 
113  Stewart,  J.  &  G.  merchants 
117  Leslie,  William 
117  Jamieson,  W.  M. 
119  Fenwick,  Thos.  wine  mer. 
123  Watson,  D.  ironmonger 
125  Girl,  G.  H.  tanner 
125  Chambers,  Johnston,  clerk 
125  Bryce,  Alex,  cabinetmaker 
125  Armstrong, W.&  A.  cabinet- 
makers 
127  Meiklejohn,  J.  spirit  dealer 
127  Nixon,  J.  clog  and  shoe  shop 
129  Burden,  Mrs,  coffeehouse 
129  Mackenzie,  James,  printer 
131  Bruce,  D.  provision  dealer 
133  Stewart,  John,  spirit  dealer 
135  Bowie,  Hugh,  bookbinder 
137  Cameron,  Daniel 
139  Macfarlane,  John  F.  &  Co. 

chemists  and  druggists 
141  Johnston,  Mrs 
143  Bleakley,  John,  shoe  shop 
145  Dunlop,  Jas.  wine  mercht. 
147  Farmer,  Alex.  prov.  dealer 
147  Begbie,  John,  cowfeeder 
153  M'Nees,  Wm.  watchmaker 
153  Patrick,  Robert,  hatter 
153  Gow,  William,  turner 
153  Burgess,  John,  tanner 
153  Bringhurst,  John 
155  Mackintosh,  J.  tobacconist 
161  Brown,  David,  J.  baker 
161  White,  James,  spirit  mer. 
165  Crocket,  Thomas  G.  basket- 
maker 
165  M'Craw,  Robt.  tobacconist 
167  Campbell,  Jas.  refreshment 
rooms 
North  Bridge  intersects. 


152 


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171  Kaukinc,  Thos.  shoe  ware- 
house 
173  Milne  Square 
17o  Scott,  Robert,  grocer 
177  Donaldson,  John  G. 
179  Dickson,  Alex,  grocer 

Cockhurn  Street  intersects. 

197  JI'Beath,  Wm.  spirit  mer. 

205  Doiigal,  Alex. 

207  Brown,  George,  baker 

209  Hutton,  Robert 

211  Steedman,  James 

213  Whyte,  R.  and  Son 

213  Whyte,  William 

217  Lewis,  David,  bootmaker 

219  Smith,  J.  and  Sou 

219  Adair's  temperance  hotel 

219  Short,  H.  tailor 

219  Burn,  David,  solicitor 

219  Taylor,  David 

223  Drysdalc,  William,  grocer 

225  Kirk.  J  as.  sroccr 

227  N.  B.  Daily  Mail  Office 

227  Sinclair,  Miss 

227  Veni,  George,  ticket  vrriter 

231  Cotton,  George,  tobacconist 

233  Menzies,  John 

235  Coutie,  Wm.  shoemaker 

239  Thomson,  James 

241  Watson,  Henry,  &  Co. 

245  Temple,  Tiiomas,  grocer 

249  Mnshet,  James,  agent 

251  Wilson,  Robert 

253  Robertson,  John 

255  Jlorrison,  John 

257  Rollo,  W.  L. 

257  M'Nab,  Robert 

259  Gardner,  Alex,  grocer 

261  M'Cann,  William 

265  Caledonian  Mercury  and 
Herald  Office 

265  Robie,  James 

265  Turner,  Thomas 

265  Oliver,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 

267  Smith,  AVm.  woollen  draper 

271  Jardine,  W.  A. 

283  Hagarty,  Mrs  James 

287  Thomson,  Mrs  M. 

289  Hay,  John,  woollen  draper 

291  Rnyal  Exchange 

293  Aitchison,  A. 

295  Redpath,  A.  bookseller 

297  Pedie,  Wm.  sheriff  officer 

297  Fraser,  James 

299  Muir,  John,  agent 

305  Selcraig,  John 

S07  Currie,  Peter 

311  Johnstone,  Miss  M. 

313  Caldwell  &  Co. 

S21  Thomson,  John 

329  M'Laren,  Son,  &  Co. 

333  Dobson,  John,  tailor 

339  Chambers,  W.  &  R.  pub- 
lishers 

343  Raeburn,  William 

351  CuUen,  B.  shoemaker 

361  Falconer,  T.  tobacconist 

363  Murray,  Thomas,  bootmaker , 


367  Towert,  John,  bootmaker 

369  Stoddart,  T.  clothier 

369  Tillie,  Thos.  clothier 

369  Watson,  David 

369  Rowland,  Robert,  tailor 

371  Clapperton,  J.  &  Co.  mers. 

373  Speuce,  James,  smith 

375  Auld,  James,  bootmaker 

377  JSortli  British  Agriculturist 

377  Guthrie,  David,  printer 

377  Daily  Review  Office 

377  M'Culloch,  W.  sheriff  officer 

377  Sinclair,  Robert,  tailor 

377  Rougvie,  John 

381  Galbraitli,  Thomas,  gTOcer 

188  Edin.  Evening  Courant 

184  Ford,  Jas.  wine  merchant 

182  M'Kay,  ^Eneas 

180  Smith,  Thos. 

178  Hunter,  D.  cai-pet  wareho. 

172  Brown,  Charles 

170  Clinkscales,  Robert,  draper 

168  M'Kay,  John,  spirit  mer. 

166  Miller,  David  B.  tailor 

166  Wilson,  Mrs,  hotel 

164  Burn,  Geo.  &  Son 

162  Smith,  Wm.  wire  worker 

160  Anderson,  Robert,  printer 

160  Robertson,  Wm.  &  Co. 

158  Simpson,  John,  baker 

154  Shanks,  John 

150  Napier,  B.  &  Co.  paper  rulers 

150  Mackenzie,  Mrs,  midwife 

150  Smith,  Alex,  officer 

150  Destitute  Side  Society^ s  Ha. 

150  Paterson,  John 

150  Irving,  George 

150  Roger,  George,  house-agent 

150  Drysdale,  Wm.  grocer 

150  Garden,  James,  and  Son 

148  Kerr,  Wm.  spirit  merchant 

142  and  144  Rutherford,  And. 

and  Son,  spirit  dealers 
142  Free  Tron  Church 
142  Ford,  Alexander 
142  Goldie,  George  A. 
142  Hunter,  Robert 
142  Donaldson,  A.  causeylayer 
140  Ritchie,  James,  stationer 
136  Foulis,  David,  ironmonger 
132  Fraser,  Alexr. 
132  Fitzgerald,  H.  teacher 
128  Robertson,  J.  &  J.  merchts. 
126  Young,  Jas.  woollen  draper 
124  Fegan  and  Co. 
Tron  Church 

South  Bridge  intersects. 
Niddry  Street  intersects. 
122  Chalmers,  J.  spirit  dealer 
120  Davidson,  Wm.  &  Co.  iron- 
mongers 
118  M'Arthur,  Jas.  turner  and 

cabinetmaker 
118  Murray,  Wm.  cabinetmaker 
118  M'Indoe,  Wm.  bill  poster 
1 18  First  Edin.  Cooking  Depot 
116  Ramage,  D.  tobacco  manu- 
facturer 


114  Buchanan,    J.  coffeehouse. 

— See  Adv. 
114  Property  Investment  Com- 
pany's Office 
110  and  112  O'liphant,  F.  baker 
108  Logan,  Henry,  smith 
104  Nichol,   James,  bookseller, 
publisher,  and  bookbinder 
104  Nichol    and    Co.    envelope 

manufacturers 
104  W'right,  J.  japanner 
104  Macgregor,  J.  tobacconist 
104  Beddie,  John,  brassfounder 
104  Beddie,  George,  tailor 
104  Aitken,  John,  coffeehouse 
104  Aitken,  John  W.  clerk 
102  Cairns,  A.  grocer  and  wune 

merchant 
100  Steele,   J.    fiu-nishing  iron- 

mona;er 
96  M'Firrdlay,  Robert 
96  Seton,  Peter 
96  Hutton,  Archibald 
96  Lawson  &  Harkess,  ^Yl■ight.s 
92  Mathison,  Walter,  wine  mer- 
chant 
92  Clephane,  H.  painter 
88  Thomson,  James,  grocer 
86  Jlitchell  and  Son,  coopers 
84  Benevolent  Society  Hall 
84  Cherry,  John,  engraver 
82  Sounnes,  Robert,  grocer 
76  Mulrhead,  Wm.  baker 
74  Sutherland,  Andrew 
72  Rutherford  and  Co. 
66  Fegan    and     Co.     woollen 
drapers — ho.   13  Brighton 
crescent,  Portobello 
60  Jamieson,  W.  M.  haberdshr. 
58  Gallie,  Laird,  and  Co.  mct;il 

merchants 
56  United  Industrial  School 
56  Ferguson,  C.  teacher 
56  U.  P.  C.  Mission  School. 

Wm.  Sutton,  teacher 
56  M'Neill,  John 
56  Macpherson,  Charles 
St  Patrick''s  Church 
56  Hannan,  Rev.  Edward 
56  Corbett,  Rev.  William 
56  Wilson,  A.  &  W.  R.  printers 
56  Pentzland  and  M'Adie 
64  Paterson,  A.  milliner 
48  Arnot,  William 
46  Matheson,  Robert,  baker 
40  Lawrie,  A.  flesher 
34  Rennie,  P.  stationer 
30  Christie,  James,  grocer 
28  Luis,  Ellis,  stucco  manufr. 
26  Wilson,  John,  baker 
24  Robertson,  David,  hosier 
20  Cunningham,  Mrs  Janet 
IS  Brown,  Mrs,  baker 
Tiveeddale  Court. 
Oliver  and  Boyd,  publishers 
14  Ramsay,  Thomas,  baker 
10  Hutton,  A.  pawnbroker 
10  Peacock,  Andrew 
10  Somerville,  Alex,  turner 


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10  Prerauer,  S.  cabinetmaker 
8  Nicholson,  D.  and  Son 
6  M'Kay,  Antrus,  agent 
2  Robertson,  William,  grocer 

6.  milhossselleM. 
ISortli  Leilh,     1. 

2  Rose,  Thomas,  spirit  merch. 
Hughes,  Elizabeth,  grocer 
Donaldson,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 
Smitli,  John,  tailor 
Walker,  James,  grocer 
Mackay,  Ewing,  baker 
Samnei,  J.  flesh er,  (P.-C) 
Law,  George,  gardener 
Law,  John 

Black,  P.  joiner  andcabinetm. 
Little,  Alexander,  grocer 

■    Wilson,  Tliomas,  baker 

Giilon,  John 

5.  Mill  flace. 
2  Royal  Princess  Theatre 
2  Imiay,  George 

2  Black,  William 

3  Robertson,  John,  spirit  dealer 

4  Mackay,  D. 

4  Fraser,  James,  agent 

4  Brown,  Mrs  Janet 

5  Dow,  Mrs  Wm.  Globe  Hotel 
7  Donnan,  Mrs  Jane, 

9  Campbell,  David 
lU  Burge,  William 
!  0  M'Kean,  John 
10  Hamilton,  Mrs  Thomas 

10  M'Phee,  James 

11  Bisset,  Wemyss,  painter 
11  Nicol,  Rev.  Andi-ew 

lo  Brown,  Mrs  Peter 

13  Gorman,  Nath. 

i;5  M'Ewan,  Miss 

13  Dick,  Thomas,  engraver 

13  Silver,  G.  M.  (G.P.-O.) 

16  Maxwell,  James,  baker 

17  Boyack,  Benj. 

18  Lowden,  William 

5.  MiSI  Sajsjare. 
1  Caw,  Mrs  John  B. 
1  Ross,  David 
1  Robertson,  John 

1  Ross,  William 

2  Dickson,  Artliur 

3  AVeddel,  William 

4  Johnston,  Robert,  builder 
4  Morrison,  James 

4  Bailey,  Mrs 

4  Dawson,  AVilliam 

4  Tarnbull,  John 

5  Simpson,  Robert,  accoiuitant 

6  Barker,  B. 

7  Lawrie,  Henry,  agent 
7  AVeston,  Alex. 

7  Leadbetter,  Alex,  joiner 
7  Maxwell,  James 
7  Heriot,  James 


8  Hart,  AVm. 

9  Gray,  Joim 

9  Miller  and  Grinton 
9  Welsh,  Mrs 
9  Love,  Misses,  milliners 
9  M'Beath,  William 

10  Paterson,  W^illiam 
12  M'Dowall,  Miss 

12  M'Dowall,  William 

12  Burt,  Alex. 

12  Smart,  Mrs  William 

12  Reid,  William,  merchant 

S.  MiSl  Street. 

1  Scott,  Bruce,  &  Glover,  W.S. 

1  Argus  Life  Insurance  Co. 

1  Bruce,  John,  W.S. 

1  Glover,  John,  S.S.C. 

3  Sutter,  Arch,  civil  engineer 

3  Commissariat  Office 

5  Bell  and  M'Lean,  W.S. 

5  Agent  Jor  Cli.  of  Scotland 

5  Bell,  J.  B.,AV.S. 

5  Bell,  Charles  Y.  B.,  AV.S. 

5  M'Lean,  Hector,  W^S. 

7  Thomson,  Lockhart,  S.S.C. 

7  White  and  Dunn,  S.S.C. 

7  Hay,  William,  architect 

7  Easton,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 

9  Mackenzie  &  Kermack,  W.S. 

9  Kermack,  W.  B.,  W.S. 

9  Mackenzie,  George,  W.S. 

9  Mackenzie,  John  Ord,  "\Y.S. 

9  Mackenzie,  John,  jun. 

11  Stirling,  Jas.  civil  engineer 

13  Scottish  Institute 

15  Burn,  Wilson,  &  Burn,  W^.S. 

15  Burn,  George,  W.S. 
17  Manson,  David,  S.S.C. 
17  Scott,  Thomas,  jun.  C.A. 

17  Scott,  Thomas,  C.A. 
19  Henderson  and  Bisset 

19  Callander,  Henry,  C.A. 

21  Lorimer,  James,  advocate 
24  Elackie,  John  A.  professor 

22  M'Lennan,   John    Ferguson, 

advocate 

20  Ronald,  John,  S.S.C. 

20  Scottish  Drainage  Company 
20  Ritchie,  Charles,  S.S.C. 

18  Skene  and  Peacock,  W.S. 

18  Church   of  England    Life 
Office 

16  Ritchie,  R.  civil  engineer. — 

See  Adv. 
16  London  Union  and  County 

Lisurance  Offices 
16  Ritchie,  Robert' P.,  M.D. 

14  Dunlop,  G.  &  G.  law  agents 

12  Dalmahoy,  Wood,  &  Cowan, 

W.S. 

10  Maconochie  &  Duncan,  W'.S. 
8  M'Neil,  Archibald,  W'.S. 

8  M'Neil  and  Siine,  W.S. 
6  Duncan  and  Denar,  W.S. 
6  Duncan,  James,  W.S. 
0  Dewar,  H.  B.,  S.S.C. 
4  Forman,  John  N.,  W.S. 
4  Forman,  J^^lui,  W.S. 


2  Young,  John,  S.S.C.  &  N.P. 
2  Young,  James,  S.S.C. 
2  Pilkiugton,  Fred.  G.  architect 
2  Bough,  Samuel,  A.R.S.A. 

8.  Miia  Street  liasse,  T?i. 
Graham,  John,  coach  hirer 
Campbell,  James 

S.  Millsade  Crescent. 

1  Smyth,  Prof.  Chai'les  Piazzi 

2  Rogers,  Alexander 

3  Rose,  Hugh  {Craig  S^  R.) 

4  Allan,  Robert 

5  Allan,  Alex. 

3.  llolyrood  IPaSace. 
Anderson,  Duncan 
Gough,  Owen 
Drummond,  William,  porter 

3.  Molyrood  Street,  S. 
M'Callum,  Hugh,  draper 

3.  SEoSyrood  Terrace. 

5  Kerr,  Thomas 

6  Dods,  Robert 

7  Wilson,  G.  H. 

10  Rodgers,  William 
12  Ferric,  John 


4.  Mesne 


reet. 


1  Hutchison,  William 
3  Ross,  Thomas,  grocer 
5  Blair,  John 
7  Motherwell,  John 
9  Affleck,  Arch,  flesher 

11  Walker,  Robert 

12  Liddle,  George 

13  Scott,  Robert,  slater 
]i  Peebles,  Thomas 

14  Mocdie,  John,  grocer 

15  Petrie,  Gavin 

16  Stuart,  Mrs 

17  Fisher,  AVilliam,  grocer 
Brougham  Street  intersects. 

18  Falconer,  D.  grocer 

19  Hamilton,  Mrs 

19  Turnbull,  Mrs  Peter 

19  Davidson,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

20  Gray,  Thomas 

22  Whitten,  David 

23  Weston,  Samuel,  painter 

25  Arnold,  James,  baker 

26  Black,  William 

27  Weaves,  M.  bootmaker 

28  Smellie,  John,  grocer 
2)  Masterton,  William 
32  Mann,  Mrs,  bookseller 
3-t  Baird,  Alex. 

35  Wilson,  John 

35  Burns,  John,  coal  merchant 

35  M'Grath,  Mrs 

36  Horsburgh,  Andrew 

38  Macadam,  John 

39  Hay,  George 

40  Grieve,  Thomas 


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How 


41  Brown,  Mrs 

42  Paul,  Robert 

43  Bisset,  Archibald,  draper 

44  Aitken,  Mrs  J.  g;rocer 

45  Barland,  John  W. 

46  Stewart,  Mrs  Elizabeth 

47  Pluramer,  Alex,  flesher 

48  Calderhead,  W.  confectioner 

50  Grosset,  William,  baker 

51  Dow,  Isabc41a 

51  Peacock,  Misses  E.  and  M. 
53  Cairns,  Thomas,  baker 

8.  Mope  Crescent. 

7  Swan,  Eev.  W. 

8  Rankin,  Francis,  merchant 

17  Ford,  William  J. 

18  Thorn,  David 

Duncan,  T.  and  Sons,  brush 

manufactory 
Bruce,  Robert,  builder 

4.  Mope  F'ark, 
Meadows. 

1  Reid,  D.  wright  and  mangle 

maker 

2  Smith,  Rev.  Thomas 

3  Fowlie,  G.  S.  Hope  park  ho. 

5  Fraser,  Donald,  Hope  park 

Trades'  Maiden  Hospital 
— Rattray,  Miss,  superiu. 

6  Thornton,  Robert 
6  Nisbet,  Rev.  Wm. 

Stewart,  Lawrence,  gardener 

Mope  l*ark  Crescent. 

1  Groundwater,  Peter 

2  Heron,  James 

2  Cruickshank.  Edward 
2  Birrel,  llenrj^ 
2  Scott,  Robert  C. 

2  Sutherland,  D.  E. 

3  Peters,  James 

4  Robertson,  Daniel 

5  Flannigan.  M. 

5  Connolly,  James  S. 
5  Hay,  Alexander 
5  Carlisle,  James 
5  M'Cann,  James 

5  Anderson,  M.  S. 

6  Dow,  George 

4.  Mope  Park  Und. 
82  Naismith,  Mrs 

2  Nelson,    Thomas,   and  Sous, 

printers  and  publishers 
51  Simson,JamesK.(l  i^.jii.i?.) 
51  Mackenzie,  William 

5.  Mope  Park  E^jad 

Mouse. 
Schenck,  F. 
Mackenzie,  William,  builder 

4.  Mope  Park  Square. 

1  Hunter,  William 

3  Wilson,  Rev.  George 
5  Sneezum,  John 


6  Cowan,  John 
6  Smith,  Thomas 

Elope  Park  Terra«e. 

1  Caldwell,  D. 

3  Horsburgh,  John 

3  Smith,  Harry  W. 

3  Douglas,  Thomas 

3  Napier,  James  B.  teacher 

3  W^alker,  John 

3  Robertson,  Miss 

5  Brydone,  Robert 

9  Worke,  Mrs 

9  Beenie,  Andrew 

9  Tait,  William 

9  Cownie,  W.jnn. 

9  Dickson,  George 
1 1  Scott,  William 
15  Danks,  John 
15  Dunlop,  D. 
15  Darling,  T.  B. 
15  Duncan,  Mrs 

15  Urquhart,  Mrs 

S.  Mope  Street, 
Foot  of  Leith  Walk. 
1  Bowe,  Mrs  Wm. 

3  Fulton,  Francis  (F.  W.SrCo.) 

4  Smith,  Mrs 

5  Bennett,  James 

6  Airth,  Mrs 

1.  Mope  Sts'eet. 

1  Gibson,  J.  dairy 
1  Hobday,  Mrs  F. 

1  Farrell,  Mrs  R.  jioiilterer 
3  Anderson,  Mrs 

3  Annandale,  Thos.  surgeon 
5  Makay,  William 

5  Ross,  Mrs,  miniature  painter 
5  Ross,  John,  photogra.  artist 
5  Ross,  Andrew,  lodgings 
5  Isbister,  Thomas 
5  Cunningham,  Miss 
5  Smith  &  Co. 

5  Cameron,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
5  SheriiF,  Jas.  cabinetmaker 

7  Greig,  Mrs 

9  Rose,  Miss  M.  lodgings 

11  Handyside,  P.  D.,  M.D. 
13  Rolland,  Mrs 

13  Hunter,  Miss,  dressmaker 

13  Thomson,  Vi'm.  spirit  dealer 

16  Watson,  P.  H.,  M.D. 

14  Scott,  Alexander 
14  Low,  Mrs 

12  Simpson,  John 

10  Eding-ton,  Mrs  A.  G. 

8  Sibbald,  Alex.  lodgings 
G  Threepland,  Mrs 

4  Maule,  Mrs  John 
4  Stronach,  G.  B. 

4  M'Bryde,  Miss  Agnes,  staj'- 
maker 

2  Kerr,  Hugh,  coach  hirer 

2  Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  house 
agents 

1.  Mope  Street  I^asae. 
I        Brown  and  Jamieson,  joiners 


5.  Mope  Terrace, 

IVJiiiehouse  Loan. 
1  Murray,  Mrs 
3  Campbell,  Major 

Blackford  Lodge 
5  Millar,  A.  M. 
7  Gibson,  Adam 
9  Bryce,  Rev.  James,  D.D. 

11  Croil,  Mrs 

17  Riach,  Mrs  John 

19  Taylor,  Rev.  Robert 

21  Masson,  Rev.  D.,  M.D. 

23  Paterson,  William 

27  Paterson,  John 

31  Panton,  Geo.  A.  {F.  B.  S.  E.) 

31  Panton,  William 
33  Fairbairn,  William 

12  Blyth,  Benjamin 
14  Macfie,  John 

16  Miller,  James 

18  Cownie,  Mrs 

6.  Mope  Terrace, 

S^eltSa. 

1  Lawson,  James 

2  Cairns,  John,  shipmaster 

2  Craig,  George  W.  shipmaster 

3  Miles,  Alexander 

4  Steuhouse,  Miss 
4  Nicoll,  James 

4  Somerville,  Henry 

5  Trestrial,  H.  P.  tide  siu'veyor 

6  Clark,  Criglitou,  sbipiiiiistL-- 

7  Mackay,  Mrs  John 
7  Stoddart,  David 

7  Andrew,  Alexander 

7  Ligertwood,  James 

8  Ponds,  Mrs  Joseph 

Morn  liane. 
3  Webster,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurjc 
3  Tri7iity  Episcopal  School 
3  King,  Thos.  gardener 

3.  Morse  Wysad. 
Younger,  W^.  &  Co,  breviers 
Holyrood  School 
Thomson,  A.,  Lothian  vale 

4.  Morse  Wynd, 

179  Cowgate. 
6  Sutherland,  Sinclair  " 

14  Allan,  Robert  ! 

30  Kelt,  JMrs,  china  merchant 

32  Ritchie,  George,  smith 
32  Simpson,  Peter,  turner 
32  Donaldson,  Thomas 

32  M'Gilvrey,  Andrew,  v,riglit 

33  Teviotdale,  Thomas 

31  Lindsay,  George 
29  Clark,  John 

29  Lmnsden,  James 
5  Smith,  Mrs,  cowi'eeder 

S.  Moward  Place. 
1  Shiels,  T.  painter  and  glazier 
1  Heron,  John,  spirit  merchant 
3  Johnston,  Miss 


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3  Anderson,  W.  W. 

3  Ogilvie,  S.  T.,  R.N. 

4  Scott,  John  M. 

5  Robertson,  A. 

6  Campbell,  Lady 

8  Meik,  Miss 

9  Pott,  Misses 

10  Scott,  Miss  Beatrice 

11  Campbell,  Mrs  C.  W. 

12  Wylie,  Colonel  James  S. 

14  Scheniman,  Misses 

15  Blair,  Mrs  W.  D. 

15  Blair,  Misses 

16  Gom-lay,  Mrs  Dr 

17  Gray,  Misses 

18  Spottiswoode,  Robert 

19  Conuell,  Mrs 

20  Pigote,  Mrs  Smyth 

2 1  Prentice,  J.  Glas 

22  Roberts,  Mrs 

23  Warden,  Mi-s  Dr 

24  Dunbar,  Mrs 

25  Gaunter,  Robert 

26  Drummond,  Mrs  G.  M. 

29  Farnie,  Miss 

30  Christie,  Miss 

31  Douglas,  James  Crawford 

32  Bell,  Mis  Glasford 

S.  Howard  6®Iace, 
Piouth. 

2  Galium,  Mrs 

3  Rutherford,  David 

4  Inch,  Mrs 

1.  Howard  Street. 

1  Jackson,  P.  &  T.  wine  mer 

chants  and  grocers  (P.-O.) 

2  Lamb,  Robert,  stationer 

3  Inch,  David,  butcher 

S.  fifiow^e  street. 

1-A  Moffat,  William,  baker 

1  Ramsden,  James 

1  Bryden,  J.  {Bryden  8f  Son) 
j     1  Bryden,  Mrs 
I     1  Hutchison,  Mrs 

1  Miller,  John 

3  Maxwell,  Thomas,  grocer 

3  Rutherford,  Robert,  W.S. 

3  Hay,  Wm.  Bremner,  S.S.C. 

5  Maxwell,  Thomas 

5  Christie,  Mrs  G. 

5  Cornwall,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

5  Paterson,  David 

7  Baxter,  James  C,  S.S.C. 

9  Murray,  Miss 
U  Sutherland,  D.  {G.P.-O.) 
11  Shepherd,  William 
13  Young,  Mrs 
13  Gray,  Mrs 
15  Gillespie,  John,  grocer 
15  Stevens,  David,  plumber 
17  Kemp,  Robert 
17  Lindsay,  AV. 
17  M'Nab,  Mai.  (APN.  §■  S.) 

19  Black,  Miss  A. 


19  Johnson,  W.  victual  dealer 

Nortliumberland  St.  intersects. 

21  Young,  John,  and  Co. 

21  riach,  Mrs,  milliner 

23  Flach,  Lambert 

23  Paterson,  Miss 

23  Fleming,  Mrs,  midwife 

23  Reid,  James,  accountant 

23  Yule,  Thomas 

23  Ross,  Alexander,  writer 

23  Kelly,  Mrs,  midwife  andnurse 

23  Edgar,  R.  provision  merchant 

23-A  Bruce,  David,  spirit  de^iler 

25  Simpson,  Rev.  A.  L. 

27  Aitken,  Thomas 

27  Brunton,  Mrs  A. 

27  Murray,  Henry 

27  Rosa,  Ed.  chiropodist 

27  Ramage,  Mrs 

29  Kilgoiu-,  Mrs,  lodgings 

31  Howden,  Mrs,  boarding-ho. 

33  Greig,  William 

33  Stewart,  Mrs  James 

33  M'Laren,  John  R. 

33  Nisbet,  John  Campbell,  wi'iter 

33  Arthur,  Ch.  (E.SfL.  G.  Co.) 

35  Mill,  Mrs 

37  Jackson,  T.  &  Sous,  plumbers 

39  Henderson,  Miss,  fruiterer 
48  Wands,  William  W.  painter 
46  Shepherd,  Wm.  draper 

44  Carmichael,  Miss 

44  Louden,  David 

44  Paterson,  Miss 

44  Kinross,  William 

44  Rogers,  J.  F. 

44  Archibald,  James 

44  Carmichael,  Robert 

42  Porter,  Martin,  news-agent 

40  Swan,  Robert,  grocer 

38  Duifus,  Peter,  shoe  wareho. 

36  Wilson,  James,  druggist 

34  Gibson,  Thomas  {R.  and  T.) 
34  Jamieson,  Mrs  Wm. 

34  Thomson,  Miss  J. 
34  Allan,  Bruce 
32  Hay,  Wm.  tobacconist 
30  Donaldson,  James 
28  Hislop,  William 
26  Renton,  Robert,  M.D. 
24  Clark  &  Beatson,  ironmongers 
24  Lear,  AVilliam 
24  Kent,  George  K. 
24  Rose,  R.  M.  accountant 
22  Douglas,  John  B.,  W.S. 
20  Carstairs,  Matthew 
18  Macrae  and  Ross,  W.S. 
18  M'Dougal,  George,  grocer 
Jamaica  Street  intersects. 
16  Allen,B.  chemist  anddruggist 
16  Johnston,  W. 
14  Pitcairn,  Miss 
14  Mackay,  Donald 
12  Campbell,  George,  bookseller, 
stationer,  &  photographer 
12  Tweedie,  Mrs  P. 
10  Walkinshaw,  J.  spirit  dealer 
8  Renwiek,  James,  coach  hirer 


8  Hood,  Miss  H. 

6  Weisse,  Heinrich 

6  Walker,  James 

6  Whigham,    E.    draper    and 

hosier 
6  Leslie,  John 
6  Henderson,  G. 
6  Munro,  J.  K. 
6  Ferguson,  R.  J. 

6  Carmichael,  James 

4  Henderson,  D.  baker 

4  Adams,  WiUiam 

2  Wetherston,  Hugh,  flesher 

Uag^h  niilBer  Place. 

2  Souter,  John 
4  Yarroll,  Samuel 

7  Home,  James  W. 
10  Grabb,  D.  R. 

20  Aitken,  William 

4.  Hanter  Square. 

1  Doig,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 
1  Equit.  Loan  Co.''s  saleroom 
1  Hogg,  Thomas 

1  Heiton,  John,  accountant 

2  Mack,  W.  B.  hatter 

3  Richardson  and  Brown 

4  Merchants''  Hall 

4  Ireland,  Thomas,  accountant 

4  Rutherford,  Miss 

5  Royal   Bank    of  Scotland 

Sub-  Office 

6  &  7  Russell,   Thomas,  ii-on- 

monger 

7  Smith  &  Co.  brassfounders 

7  Wright,  J.  letterpress  printer 

7  Scott,  Peter,  merchant 

8  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

10  Spence,  John,  tavern  keeper 
10  Currie  and  Lamb,  bookbiuds. 

1.  HnntSy  Street. 

2  Wright,  Walter 
2  Riley,  Mrs 

2  Morris,  Misses 

3  Eraser,  Thomas 

5  ToUeth,  Thomas,  baker 

6  Pattison,  Miss 
6  Inch,  David 

6  M'Glashan,  Stewart 

6  Smith,  Mrs  W.  B. 

8  Hay,  Robert  &  G.  grocers 

India  Place. 

East,  2.     West,  1. 

5  Dougal,  AYilliam,  bootmaker 

6  M'Whannell,  P.  grocer 

8  Nisbet,  James,  tailor 

9  Banks,  Charles,  butcher 

10  Kay,  William,  bootmaker 

11  Smith,  Mrs  W.  plumber 

12  Johnson,  Thomas 
12  Johnson,  William 

12  Young,  Edward,  slater 

13  Hutchison,  AVm.  news-agent 

14  Pagan,  Archibald,  grocer 

15  Cameron,  James,  grocer 

16  Stewart,  Alex,  grocer 


256 


Ind 


EDIFBUEGH  AI7D  LEITH 


Inv 


Matheson,  A.  spirit  dealer 
Simpson,  P.  Frencii  polislier 
Hunter,  Mrs  E.  ladies'  nrrrse 
Hunter,  'Wiliiam  (G.P.-O.) 
Anderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
M'Kinlay,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Ross,  Miss,  dressmaker 
A  Dudgeon,  Alex,  grocer 
Cranstoun,  Mrs,  cook 
Sibbald,  Mrs,  cook 
Lawrence,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Orr,  George,  dairy 
Ferguson,' Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Waterson,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Banks,  Charles 
Ballantyne,    Misses,     dress- 
makers 
Clark,  Martin 
Cook,  W. 
Weir,  James 
Bain,  K.  baker 
Fisher,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Cockburn,  J. 
Veitch,    Mrs,    midwife    and 

ladies'  nurse 
Hewit,  Mrs,  cook 
Dearness,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Gray,  AVilliam,  dairyman 
Flett,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Andersoi:,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Henderson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
Gibb,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Angus,  Miss,  dressmaker 
Elliot,  Mrs,  cook 
Stenhouse,  Mrs,  cook 
Allan,  John,  tailor 
Crawford,  Miss 
Young,  Miss,  lace  cleaner 
Stewart,  James 
Gray,  Daniel,  painter 


East  and  Nos.  48-60,  2. 
West,  1. 

1  Cropper,  Wm.&  Son,  painters 

3  Cockburn,  J.  and  G.  grocers 

7  Bisset,  Mrs  James 

7  Dunbar,  James 

7  Richter,  Dr  Otto,  professor  of 
music 

7  Bird,  Mrs 

7  Matiieson,  Peter 

7  Huxtablo,  Alfred 

9  Sinclair,  Piobert 

9  Macqueen,  Jlips,  baker 
11  Turnbull,  John,  accountant 
13  Lee,  Mrs 
13  Hoist,  Miss 

35  Broun,  Archibald,  advocate 
17  Steuart,  J.  and  C,  W.S. 
17  Steuart,  Archibald,  W.S. 
17  Steuart,  James,  W.S. 
17  Steuart,  Charles,  W.S. 
19  Somerville,  Misses 
19  Lichtenstein,  George 
19  Shearer,  Miss 
19  Bla.'jk,  John 
21  Stewart,  John,  coach  hirer 


23  Russell,  Wm.,  C.A. 
25  Richardson,  Miss 
25  Mackie,  Mrs 

25  Robertson,  John 

25  Simson,D.  teacher  of  drawing 

25  Cropper,  W.  painter 

25  Cropper,  Wm.  jun. 

25  Brown,  John 

25  M'Culloch,  John  M. 

27  Gloag,  W.  E.  advocate 

29  Logan,  John,  AV.S. 
31  Molleson,  Mrs 

31  Rose,  Thomas 

31  Neill,  Mrs  A. 

58  Chalmers,  Miss 

56  Robertson,  Misses 

56  Anderson,  William 

56  Purves,  George  A. 

56  Ferrier,  John,  accountant 

56  Frier,  Robert 

56  Smith,  Mrs  AValter 

56  Smith,  Mrs  Lieutenant 

54r  Ramage,  John 

54-A  M'Donald,  D. 

52  Chalmers,  James 

50  Wilson,  Mrs 

48  Stevenson,  Miss 

48  Geekie,  Miss 

48  AVasielewski,  H.  von 

48  Milne,  K. 

46  Flemington,  Andrew 

Gloucester  Place  intersects. 
44  Fortune,  John,  painter 
40  Robertson,  Henry,  N.P. 
36  Henderson,  Mr,  school 
34  Turnbull,  Patrick,  W.S. 
S2  Barstow,  C.  M.,  C.A. 

30  Douglas,  Alex.  Sholto 

28  Nicholson,  J. 

28  Falkner,  Misses,  milliners 
28  Barber,  Mrs  Helen 
28  Gilchrist,  John 

26  Lumsdaine,  John,  M.D. 
26  Lumsdaine,  Mrs 

24  Tait,  Alex,  grocer 

24  Jackson,  Dr  Alexander 

22  Robertson,  R.  J.,  W.S. 

22  Jackes,  Roden 

22  Crombie,  David 

22  Mitchelhill,  John 

22  Granger,  David 

20  Moncrieff,  John  S.,  C.A. 

18  Thomson,  William 

16  Dalziel,  Miss 

14  Wardlaw,  Mrs 

12  Hope,  D.  B.  advocate 

10  Henderson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

8  Pliihp,  Mrs 

6  Hall,  D.  lodgings 

6  Pollexfen,  James  R.,  W.S. 

6  Balfour,  J.  B.  advocate 

G  Spittal,  C.  G.,  advocate 

4  Paterson,  James 

4  Paterson,  Thomas,  W.S. 

3.  Inflrsmaa'j  Street. 
Royul  Infirmary  —  M'Dougall, 
A.  treas.  and  superintendent 


Bruce,  Mrs,  superintendent  of 

Lock  hospital 
Fever  Hospital 
Straclian,  R.  J.  chaplain 
Hamilton,  R.  J.  chaplain 
Forsyth,  Miss,  housekeeper 
Blackie,  A.  chief  porter 
Scott,  George,  gatekeeper 

1  Main,  George,  spirit  merclit. 

2  Payne,  Theodore 

3  M'Kechan,  D.  and  Co. 

4  Stewart,  J. 

4  Donaldson,  John,  lodgings 
4  Kennedy,  Chas.  cork  cutter 
4  M'Kechan,  N. 

4  Leary,  J. 

5  Weddell,  John,  &  Son,  dyers 

6  New  Church  Society 

6  Lady  Yester^s  Church 
7-A  Mission  School  Rooms 

7  Begbie,  Alex,  shoemaker 

12  &  13  Kemp  &  Co.  chemists- 

See  Adv. 

14  Thin,  James,  bookseller 

15  M'Arthur,  C.  Southern  club 

5.  Ing^listou  ^treef. 

2  Reid,  John,  plumber 

3  Reid,  J.  joiner 
6  Dickson,  D. 

6  Hurst,  J. 
6  Reid,  J. 

6  Welsh,  W. 

7  Walls,  John,  printer 

13  Swinton,  Alexander 
15  Dobson,  William 

IsiveFleith  Mouse. 
Innes,  Cosmo 

1.  InTerlea)i9i  Mains. 

Martin,  John,  farmer 

1.  Invei'Ieith  Place. 
9  Farquharson,  Mrs  J.  C. 
9  Farquharson,  Miss  A. 
10  Horsburgh,  Misses 

15  Dunlop,  Mrs  Charles  Tennant 

16  Innes,  Gilbert  Mitchell 

Inverlelilj  Blo'iv. 
West,  1.     East,  2. 

1  Borthwick,  Miss 

2  Greig,  Mrs 

3  Miller,  John 

4  Clark,  John 

5  Johnston,  Capt.  J.  C,  R.N. 

6  Bain,  AVilliam,  banker 

7  Cunningham,  Mrs 
Hortic.  Gardens  intersect. 

8  Gibson,  AYilliam 

9  Campbell,  Mrs 
10  Anderson,  Mrs 

10  Renny,  Mrs 

11  Gray,  Mordaunt 

11  Gray,  Mrs 

12  Duncan,  David,  advocate 
12  Sang,  George 


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13  Robertson,  Donald 

14  Hfirdyman,  John  H.,  W.S. 

15  Smith,  Peter 

16  Wyld,  Mnjor  William 

18  Mitchell,  Captain  T.  P. 

19  >Vylcl,  Robert  S.,  AV.S. 

20  Skene,  W.  F.,  W.S. 

Warriston  House  intersects. 
Botanical  Gardens  intersect. 

Carstairs  and  Sons,  florists, 
Warriston  nursery 

21  Eroughton,  Mrs  Miijor 

22  Connell,  Christopher  James 

23  M'Candlish,  William 

24  Hamilton,  Mrs  Robert 

25  Steele,  Patrick  Sanderson 
2G  Winchester,  James  W. 

26  Yule,  Miss 

27  Balfour,  J.  H.,  M.D. 

28  Aytoun,  Misses 

29  Flockhart,  H. 
Inverkith  Place  intersects. 

36  Carmichael,  Mrs 

37  Dewar,  H.  B.  {Duncan  Sj- D.) 

38  Henderson,  Mrs 

40  Kerr,  H.  N.  J. 

41  Nivison,  Mrs 

42  Charles,  Miss 
42  Macallum,  Mrs 

44  Handy  side,  William 

45  San-j,  E.  {S.  Sf  Barker) 

Dicksonh  Nurseries  intersect. 

52  Crokat,  General 

53  Gibson,  John 

54  Henderson,  George 

55  Knap,  Mrs 

56  Greig,  Peter  M. 

57  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

J.  InverleiiSi  Terrace. 

l-A  Thomson,  John 

1-A  Hughes,  Miss 

2  Greig,  John 

2  Greig,  Somerville,  W.S. 

2  Greig,  Mrs,  of  WestCambus 

3  Mackenzie,  Mrs  K.  F. 

4  Ker,  Misses 

5  Eraser,  Rev,  William,  M.A. 
Taylor,  James,  gardener,  In- 

verleith  gardens 

3.  Jamaica  Street, 

1  Lisle,  George,  butcher 

1   Webb,  Mrs  Robert 

3  Somerville,  Andrew 

3  Lyle,  John,  clerk 

3  Birnie,  Mrs 

7  M'lnnes,  Donald 

9  M'Christal,  M.  shawl  ageut 

9  Porter,  Thomas 
15  Forbes,  Mrs 
15  Mather,  James  (G^.P.-O.) 
15  Dickie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
15  Stephenson,  Blrs,  nurse 
15  Hutchison,  Mrs 

17  Walker,  William 


19  M'Pherson,  Mrs,  cook 

19  Boyd,  Mrs,  cook 

21  Duncan,  Mrs 

21  Hawley,  William,  tile  layer 

23  Dickson,  Mrs,  grocer 

27  Dale,  Alex.  {G.P.-O.) 

27  Rutherford,  David 

27  Dewar,  Mrs  R.  nurse 
33  Orr,  William,  dairy 

35  Urquhart,  Mrs 

39  Kay  &  Co.  merchants 
42  Archibald,  G.  baker 

40  Swan,  Wm. 

36  Dryden,  James,  grocer 
32  Paulin,  G.  imdertaker 
30  Ronald,  A.  shoemaker 

28  Anderson,  Mrs 
28  Lyle,  Wm. 

26  Tait,  James 

18  Sommerville,  Jas.  mason 

16  Malcolm,  John 

16  Pearce,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

16  Donaldson,  Mrs 

16  Anderson,  Mrs  M. 

10  Gow,  Alex. 

10  Gow,  David 

10  Simpson,  Mrs,  staymaker 

10  Balmer,  Mi's,  ladies'  nurse 

6  Gray,  G.  grocer 

4  Gray,  George 

4  Spalding,  Mrs 

4  Young,  Archibald,  slater 

4  Douglas,  Robert 

4  Wood,  Mrs 

2  Greig,  W.  baker 

2-B  Wails,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 

2-A  Hodge,  G.  tailor 

6.  Jamaica  street, 

1  Robertson,  J.  H. 

2  M'Donald,  Rev.  Robert 

3  Brown,  Miss 

4  Thomson,  Rev.  John 
Niven,  Robt.  sen.  gardener 

4.  James'  Court. 

3  Hill,  Robert 

3  Auld,  James 
13  Crockett,  J.  senior 
13  Crockett,  J.  junior 

6  Baxter,  John,  printer 

6  Littlejohn,  JMrs 

6  Pillans,  H.  &  J.  printers 

S*.  James'  fSace,  lieith. 
1  Lassen,  C.  {L.  ^  M.) 

1  Meiners,  J.  F.  (L.  Sj-  M.) 

2  Fleming,  A.  B. 

3  TuUis,  Mrs 

4  Hutchinson,  Thos.  merchant 

5  Brown,  W.  A.  F. 

5  Brown,  J.  Crichton,  M.D. 

6  AVood,  John  H. 

6  Wood,  Wm. 

7  Parnell,  Richard 

8  Whitelaw,  Mrs  M. 

9  Beveridge,  Alex.  (/I.i5'/.i?.) 
10  Murray,  Mrs 


10  Dryburgh,  Joseph 

11  Macdonald,  John 

12  Phipps,  Mrs 

Jame  Terrace. 
4  Smyth,  Thomas 
7  Campbell,  Mrs 

11  Henderson,  James 

12  Macnee,  Maxwell 

13  Campbell,  John 

14  Maughan,  Mrs  George 
16  Robertson,  William 

'S.  Jaiaefieltl  Solace. 

1  Smith,  William 

2  M'Kay,  John,  house  fector 
2  Henderson,  Mrs  James 

2  Archer,  Gilbert 

3  Dickson,  Richard 

3.  John's  liHSte. 
Dunlop,  George,  and  Co. 
Whitelaw,  J.  cab  hirer 

S'.  JoIbbs's  Place, 
West  Side  of  Links,  Leilh. 

1  Thorburn,  Rev.  David 

2  Rose,  J.  T.  shipbuilder 

3  Beveridge,  Mrs 

4  Stocks,  Peter,  (D.  S.  Sf  Oo.) 

5  Brotchie,  R.  (R.  B.  .§"  Co.) 

6  Hardie,  J.  T.  (J.  £>.  §-  Co.) 

7  Henderson,  John,  M.D. 

8  Dunsmoi'e,  Alex,  merchant 

9  Mackie,  Mrs 

10  Hardie,  Thomas,  merchant 

5.  JoIbm's  I^lace. 
4  Bremner,  Ad  Mm  G. 
4  Henderson,  Mrs 

3  Hay,  John  HdUie 

1  Blakemore,  Joseph,  agent 

1.  JolEEsstone  S^Jace. 
1  Kinnear,  John,  spirit  dealer 

4  Oven,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

5  AValker,  Thomas,  baker 

6  Clark,  Mrs 

6  Johnston,  Mrs  JLirgaret 

6  Fairbairn,  Mrs  Martha,  ladies' 

nurse 

©.  Johnstone  street. 

7  Stenhouse  &  Black,  contrac. 
18  Budge,  Wm.  cart  wright 

4.  Johnstone  f  erraee. 
1  Little,  Archd.  ironmonger 
Edinhurgli  Norma  I  School — ■ 
Currie,  James,  rector 
Anderson,  R.  Iiead-master 

5.  elordasa  llanli. 
1  Sinclair,  Rev.  Archibald 
3  Campbell,  J.  M. 
6  Brown,  William 

6  Ferguson,  Mrs  John 

7  Hay,  D.  R.  painier 
10  Forbes,  Alexaudt^r 


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in 


10  rieniicg,  George 

Deuchar,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
Stevenson,  William 


Jnnctiosi  St.,  ^oratSn. 

Wilson,  Miss,  tobacconist 

Handyside,  George,  shoe- 
maker 

and  4  M'Donaid,  Wm.  sp.  dir. 

Addison,  Mrs 

Howling,  Abraham,  ship  mr. 

Ancrum,  Thomas,  butcher 

Spence,  Francis 

Abernethy,  Mrs 

Corbine,  William 

Murray,  G.  A.  {Inland  Rev.) 

Fortune,  Robert,  slater 

Short,  James,  joiner 

Gavin,  John,  builder 

Lawrie,  J.  marble  cutter 

Smith,  John,  builder 

Chisholm  and  Harper,  coal 
mei'chants 

Liglitbody,  J.  and  J. 

Hamilton,  J.  and  Wm. 

Don,  John,  box-maker 

Conquergood,  F. 

Sutherland,  John,  teacher 

Stewart,  Richard 

Edmond,  G.  teacher 

Imrie,  R.  smith 

Calderwood,  R.  coal  mercht. 

Kemp,  Geo.  coach  builder 

M'Lay,  David 

Philip,  John,  wood  merchant 

Field  and  Allan,  slaters 

Ballingall,  James 

Morton,  A.  &  G.  iron  foundrs. 

Hawthorns  &  Co.  engineers 

South  Leitli  Poor  Hous^ 

South  Leith  Parochial  Office 

Mitchell,  William 

Barry,  John 

Aidie,  John,  spirit  merchant 

Pope,  James,  Junction  house 

Barton,  Wm.  teacher 

Grabble,  Jn.  &  Co.  merchts. 

Fergus,  wood  merchant 

Crawford,  Cree,  and  Co. 

Dickson,  John,  wright 

Galium,  George 

Laurie,  John 

Wallace,  J.  tailor 


33 
33 
33 
33 
34 
34 
36 
40 
42 

46 
46 
47 
50 

6.  Junction  ^t.,  ]¥os*tBa. 

1  Wright,  Thomas,  grocer 

2  Milne,  George,  provision  shop 

4  Christie,  James,  baker 
8  Robertson,  M.  wright 

North  Leith  Parochial 
Chambers- — James  Miles, 
inspector 

Lawson,  Alex,  governor 

Webster,  James,  collector 

Ford,  James 

1.  Meir  Street. 

5  Moir,  David 

5  Williamson,  John 

6  Douglas,  Mrs 


Ediiiburgh  Bread  Society 

James,  W. 

Munro,  John 

Marshall,  David 

Fergusson,  Miss 

Watson,  George 

Robertson,  Miss 

Hay,  George 

Rose,  William 

Symc,  Robert 

Wight,  Robert 

Calder,  Alex. 

Mathieson,  John 

Paterson,  William 

Tweedie,  Miss  Ann 
8  Donaldson,  John 
8  Smith,  John 
8  Braid,  William 
8  Ferrier,  James,  paintei" 
6  Stark,  AVilliam 
4  Manson,  James  B. 
2  Foord,  John 
2  Grieve,  David 

1.  Kerr  Street. 

1  Crighton,  James,  grocer 

2  Evans,  Robert,  tailor 
2  Soutar,  John,  waiter 
2  Farrington,  A. 

2  Laidlaw,  Helen,  dressmaker 

2  Thomson,  George 

3  Thomson,  J.  hosier 

4  Laidlaw,  James,  baker 

5  Paterson,  D.  F.  agent 
5  M'Gregoir,  John,  tailor 
5  Eyre,  Mrs 

5  Porteous,  Wm. 

6  Dixon,  John,  hutciier 

7  Wedderspoou,  William 

8  Patton,  Mrs,  nurse 

8  Brown,  G.  G. 

9-A  TaAvse,  H.  china  dealer 

9  Macdonald,  Peter,  spirit  dlr. 

].  Hew  ferrace. 

1  M'Crackan,  Alexander 

2  Fullarton,  Mrs  John  A. 

4  Ogilvie,  Miss 
6  Christie,  Mrs 

5.  Hilg;ra.gt«>n  Moad^ 

Grange  Loan. 
College  for  Daughters  of 
Ministers  of  the  Church 
of  Scotland  and  Profes- 
sors in  the  Scottish  Uni- 
versities. 

7.  Siing:'s  PBace. 

2  Gilroy,  W.  traveller 
2  Muir,  Rev.  A. 

2  Sim,  John 

3  Duncan,  George 

5  Hay,  Peter,  (P.  ^  R.  Hay) 

5  Arnot,  Miss 

6  Steel,  E.  commission  agent 

7  Hay,  Peter,  jun. 

8  AVi.'llace,  Geo.  ( W.  Sp  Son) 
8  Hutchinson,  John 

S  Forsvth,  Miss 


8  Holingworth,  Mrs 
8  Wilson,  waggoner 
8  Allison,  Miss 

8  Macart,  James 
Waugh,  Thomas 

10  Wright,  Miss 
10  M'Gregor,  James 

10  Hutchinson,  John 

1.  liins:'^  Stables. 

1  M'Leau  &  Hope,  merchants 
Graham,  D.  smith 
Dunn,  Thomas 

16  Mitchell,  John,  merchant 

2.  Kin^  Street,  fireat. 
3  Brown,  J.  W.  writer 
3  Mackay,  Robert 
3  Cameron,  Mrs 
3  M'Kean,  Robert  C. 
5  Anderson,  Miss 

9  Douglases  School 

7  Gregor,  D.  Clunnie 

11  Cook,  John,  W.S. 

13  Crawford,  Rev.  Dr,  LL.D. 
15  Brown,  Rev.  A.  W. 

17  Cathcart,  Mrs 
19  More,  Miss 

23  Mackinnon,  Charles 

25  Handyside,  William 

27  Black,  James  Tait 

29  Arkley,  Patrick,  advocate 

31  Skinner,  William,  W.S. 

33  Newton,  Miss 

35  Cook,  Alex.  Shank,  advocate 

37  Balfour,  John 

39  Gray,  James 

41  Lyon,  William  (Z.^  T.) 

41  Mure,  R.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P. 

41  Hunter,  D. 

Dundas  Street  intersects. 
47  Eraser,  Mrs 
47  Herkless,  Mrs 
47  Burt,  Miss 
47  Burns,  Andrew 
49  Buntine,  Mrs 
51  Formau,  John 
53  Dunlop,  Miss 
65  Tod,  J.  advocate  ' 
55  Tod,  Mrs 

59  AVoodford,  Edward,  LL.D. 
61  Sang,  John,  S.S.C.  {S.  Sf  A.) 
61  Sang  and  Adam,  S.S.C. 
63  Morison,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 
67  M'Queen,  John 
67  Maclean,  Mrs 
67  Noble,  R.  Grieve 
67  Noble,  Mrs 
67  AVilkie,  Mrs 
67  Thomson,  Miss  Marjory 
69  Cook,  Misses 
71  Kennedy,  J.  jun.  W.S. 
73  M'Neill,  Right  Hon.  Duncan, 

Lord  Justice-General 
73  M'Neill,  Archibald,  W.S. 
75  Hamilton,  Miss 
77  Girdwood,  Robert 
79  Ross,  John,  S.S.C. 
81  Campbell,  N.  C.  advocate 


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Kir  259 


Logan,  James 

Strang,  Walter 

Currie,  Mrs 

Napier,  James  B.  teacher 

Hopper,  Robert 

Thomson,  Rev.  E.  A. 

Phillips,  Mrs 

Buchanan,  Mrs  Duncan 

Cunningham,  W.  A. 

Cunningiiam,  Miss 

Rose,  Hugh,  W.S. 

Green,  J.  S. 

Jackson,  William 

Jack,  Miss  Agnes 

Tulloch,  Mrs 

Robertson,  A.  W.,  C.A. 

Smith,  George  H.,  M.D. 

Boyd,  Rev.  A.  K.  H. 

Benholme,  Hon.  Lord 

Meiklejohn,  Mrs 

Davis,  Philip 

Cosens,  j\[rs 

Coseiis,  Peter,  advocate 

Murray,  WiUiam,  S.S.C. 

Reid,  Patrick  B. 

Rutlierford,  Robert,  W.S. 

Hodson,  Rev.  J.  S.,  D.D. 

Thomson,  Wm.  M.  advocate 

Balfour,  James,  jun.  W.S. 

Younc^,  Miss,  boarding  school 

Rhind,  D.  architect 

Thorns,  Geo.Hvmter,  advocate 

Orr,  Mrs  Charles 

M'Kerrell,  Mrs 

Bishop,  Mrs 

M'Donald,  Mrs  D. 

M'Donald,  Wm.  Cadell,  B.A. 

Souter,  Mrs 

Birnie,  J.  B.  L.  advocate 

Pitt  Street  intersects. 
Dycer,  Chs.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 
Stewart,  Mrs  Rose 
Rose,  Mrs 
Wright,  Miss 
Cleland,  Mrs  Stewart 
Shillinglaw,  Mrs 
Bowie,  Mathew 
Bowie,  J.  T.,  C.A. 
Garment,"  John,  S.S.C. 
Peacock,  William,  W.S. 
Martin,  John,  W.S. 
Ross,  J.  M. 
Wilson,  Richard,  C.A. 
Christie,  Lieut. -Col.  Charles 
Kinloch,  Hon.  Lord 
Robertson,  Charles,  advocate 
Robertson,  Miss 
Bell,  J.  B.,  W.S. 
Bell,  Andrew  B.  advocate 
Young,  Mrs 
Grant,  Rev.  Dr  James 
Hamilton,  H.  advocate 
Hamilton,  Lady 
Murdoch,  John,  S.S.C. 
Macbriar,  David  J.,  S.S.C. 
Esson,  G.  A.  accountant 
Cuthbertson,  Miss 
Duthie,  Walter,  W.S. 
Taylor,  Mrs 


4  Lyon,  William  (D.  ^  L.) 
4  Moffat,  G.  Dickson 
4  Robertson,  Mrs 
4  Irving,  William 

S.  Hin^  ^treetj  liittEe. 
Miller,  Robert 


M'Donald,  Roderick 

Stenhouse,  William 

Neilsou,  William 

M'Pherson,  Alexander 
4  Kemp,  George 
4  Sutherland,  William 
2  Hutchison,  David 

8'.  Mim^  Strc'et,  fj 

15  Robertson,  Wm,  spirit  dealer 
24  Ragged  Industrial  School 
Grigor,  James,  teacher 
Davidson,  Mrs,  matron 

3'.  Mi&'kg'ate. 

1  Dewar  and  Company,  spirit 

merchants 

2  Walker,  G.  &  J. 

3  Walker,  Miss 

3  Scott  &  Allan,  wine  merchts. 

4  Fegan  &  Co.  outfitters 

5  Ritchie,  A.  H.  manufacturer 
G  Walker,  William,  dr>iper 

7  Miller,  John,  confectioner 

8  M'Dermott,  James 
1)  Mason,  Mrs 

10  Sutherland,  D.  bootmaker 

11  Smith,  J.  jeweller 

12  Watson,  Miss  M.  milliner 
124  Watt,  David,  tailor 

13  Hunter,  John,  tobacconist 

14  Oliver,  William 

15  M'Dougall,  John,  grocer 

17  Speirs,  William 

18  Nelson,  Jas.  victual  dealer 

19  Innes,  Andrew,  hair  dresser 
21  Cameron,  James,  hatter 

23  Aitchison,  David,  draper 

24  Spinks,  Charles,  turner 

25  M'Intosh,  William 

26  Moodie  &  Gilchrist 

27  Gowan,  George,  bootmaker 

29  Doclierty,  R.  confectioner 

30  Cochrane,  W.  tailor 
30  Bridges,  Archibald 
30  Sinclair,  Adam 

30  Lauder,  Miss 

31  M'Leod  &  M'Kenzie,  painters 

32  Jupp,  H.  musicseller 

34  Kerr,  G.  tobacconist 

35  Work,  Mrs  Ann 

36  Brydon,  Jas.  jun.  flesher 

37  Ballingall,  David,  grocer 

38  Hamilton,  David,  baker 

39  Paterson,  Alex.  F.  grocer 

41  T'Feir's  Close 

42  Ralston,  Mrs 

43  Eunson  &  Garrick,  tailors 

44  Skiliing,  Mrs  John 

44  M'Grigor,  Walter,  seed  mer. 

44  Paris,  Mrs 

46  Thomson,  J.  green-grocer 


48  Cochrane,  John,  tinsmith 

51  Laing,  James,  grocer 
51-A  Wallace,  John,  stationer 

52  Lindsay,  James,  baker 

53  Swan  &  Stoddart 

54  Anderson,  Mrs 

58  Hay  &  Philip 

59  Mackay,  Neil,  builder 
59  Mason,  Alexander 

59  Had  don,  James 
59  Smith,  Charles 

62  Smith,  Newbigging  J.  drug. 

63  Fortune,  John 

65  Dickson,  W.  &  C. 

68  Crawford,  Thomas,  baker 

70  Dunn,  John,  hairdresser 

71  Ballingall,  Miss  Ann,  prov. 

merchant 
73  Lindsay,  James,  baker 

75  Weston,  Thos.  victual  dealer 

76  Sinclair,  Robert 

76  Steel,  Robert 

77  &  78  Regan,  William 

79  Alexander,  Mrs  Jas.  grocer 
82  Archibald,  A.  baker 

84  Eraser,  John,  hairdresser 

85  Hill,  James,  grocer 

86  Henderson,  George,  porter 

87  M'Kay,    Mrs    Jane,    spirit 

merchant 
91  Turnbull,  George,  grocer 

95  Armstro]ig,  Wm.  musicseller 

96  Lauder,  James,  plumber 

97  Winwick,  J.  spirit  merchant 

97  Lauder,  Thos.  water  officer 

98  Paterson,  V.  spirit  dealer 

99  Trinitj)  House 

99  Carstairs  and  Robertson 
100  Cowan,  Miss  J. 
105  Beith,  Robert 

107  Cockburn,  Peter,  dairy 

108  M'Fadyen,  F.  cork  manuf. 
Ill  Souter,  Simon,  grocer 

113  Shear,  David,  prov.  dealer 

114  Chalmers,  David,  spirit  dlr. 

115  Mossman,  Donald 

116  Cochran,  M.  greengrocer 

117  Archibald,  Mrs  M.  cutler 

118  Drover,  Robert,  smith 
118  Fairley,  John,  tinsmith 
118  Christie,  Alex,  slater 

118  Stebbing,  Alex,  painter 

119  Mowat,  William,  dairy 

121  Lyle,  George,  clothier 

122  Dougall  Brothers 
124  Addison,  Mrs,  baker 

126  Ritchie,  Geo.  spirit  dealer 

129  Arnott,  John,  &  Co. 

130  Durie,  James,  baker 

131  Blair,  James,  hatter 

132  Nimmo,  Wm.  stationer 

133  Drummond,  C.  bookseller 

134  Walker,  James,  di'aper 

135  Jackson,  E.  G.  A. 

136  Gray,  George,  hatter 

137  Millar,  James,  cork  manuf. 

138  Bennet,  A.  and  M.  drapers 

139  Nicolson  and  Son,  grocers 
142  Wright,  John,  victual  dealer 


260 


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Lau 


14e  Whiteliead,  L.  shoe  shop 
147  Hutchison,  A.  smilh 

3.  Myle  B*!j4ce. 

1  Weir,  James  (G.P.-O.} 

2  Younger,  Robert 

1.  I^ady  liawsoii's 

8  Millar,  Robert 
23  Pa<|an,  Oswald,  spirit  dealer 

Cattle  Market 
43  Sutherland,  John 

1.  liadySeM  Solace. 

3  Powell,  G.  W. 

5  Wallace,  Thomas 

&.  liapside  I'Sace. 
Menzies,  Mrs,  f^rocer 
Robertson,  Mrs 
Synie,  John,  Lapside  cottage 

S.  I^arcSifield  ¥iilla. 
(Edinbunjh  District. ) 
Archer,  John,  gardener 

5.  Bjaisder  ISoafilj 
Grange. 
1  Taylor,  Michael 
3  Donald,  John 
5  Robertson,  Robert . 

7  TuUoch,  Hugh 
11  Spiers,  Robert 
13  Morham,  Robert 
15  Bell,  Mrs  J.  B. 
15  Bell,  Misses 

19  Hamilton,  William 
Syme,  Jas,  Gordon  villa 
ilercer,  AValter,  Alder  lodge 
Anderson,   James    C.,    Oriel 
villa 

'^.  liaurle  Street. 
1  Scott,  Mrs 

3  Diindas,  David,  spirit  dealer 

4  Hall,  Robert,  smith 

8  Hume,  John,  wright 
Taylor  &  Dick,  drysalters 

Ijatsriston  €nardens. 

Beattie,  William 
Richardson,  James 
Chapman,  Thomas 
Gibson,  William 

4,  liatiriston  l^asBe. 

5  Frn^er,  Rev.  R.  W. 

7  Douglas,      Miss,      Training 

Home,  7  Lauristou  lane 

8  Cameron,  Mrs  D. 

9  Milne,  WilHam 

10  Boosie,  Andrew 

11  Merchant  Maiden  Hospitai 

12  Office  of  the  City  Parochial 

Board 

13  Pioyal    Hospital   for    Sick 

Children 


Jjiifirist&n  t"arlli. 

1  Cochrane,  Dr 

1  Robertson,  John 

2  Brown,  Alexander 
2  Rankine,  Thomas 
2  Lawson,  John 

2  Sinclair,  Sirs 

2  Lawson,  Robert 

3  Gumming,  James 

4  Garvie,  Andrew 

5  Russell,  Mrs 

5  Vcitch,  William 
5  Carnegie,  Johnston 
5  Paterson,  James 
5  Craig,  James 

5  Peacock,  Andrew 

6  Henderson,  J. 

7  Robertson,  Joseph 

8  Simpson,  Rev.  John 

8  Campbell,  Robert 

9  Foord,  James 
11  Thom,  Robert 
11  Murray,  George 
11  Peddie,  William 
11  Campbell,  James 

11  Copland,  John  P. 

12  Christie,  Robert 

£ianri.«ilon  PEace, 
West. 

North,  1.         South.,  i. 
2  Wood,  John  A. 
2  Davidson,  Thomas 

2  Marshall,  James 

3  Nicol,  Mrs 

8  Taylor,  John 

9  Liddle,  James 

10  Stewart,  Thomas 
24  Smith,  A.  and  D. 
24  Colville,  Arthur,  builder 

24  Craig,  Andrew 

25  Glen,  Misses 

Lauriston  PI.  West  intersects. 

Eianriston  I°3aee. 
29  Hutchison,  Mrs  Colonel 
35  Plumber,  John 
37  Swan,  John 
41  Scott,  Thomas 
41  Scott,  Alex.  E.I.C.S. 
43  Alexander,  James 
45  Aitchison,  Thomas 
47  Chalmers,  David,  M.D. 
49  Dickson,  Mrs 

51  Buchanan,  James,  D.D. 

52  Watson,  Miss 
Archibald  Place  intersects. 

53  Ramsay,  James,  grocer 

65  Butters,  John 

59  Scott,  Miss 

59  Ferguson,  John 

59  Macfarlane,  Daniel 

C3  Fairley,  Bliss 

65  Wilson,  Miss 

G5  Skae,  W. 

G7  Fairley,  Jas.  &  Sons,  grocers 
J 28  Croley,  WilliMm 
126  Little,  Mis  Andrew 
126  Pretsell,  Miss 


124  Anderson,  David 

122  M'Loughlin,  Charles 

122  Henderson,  William 

120  Marshall,  Robert  B. 

120  Marshall,  Mrs 

118  Paterson,  Robert,  merchant; 

114  Cunningham,  John  T. 

112  M'Kay,  Jolm 

112  Black,  James 

112  Drew,  Mrs 

110  Niven,  John,  M.D. 

110  Abernethy,  Mi^^s 

106  Wilkinson,  W.  D. 

106  Glen,  Mrs 

106  Aitchison,  James 

106  Porteous,  John 

106  Stewart,  David  S. 

106  Crawford,  James 

104  M'Dowall,  Mrs 

102  Cappie,  James,  M.D. 

100  Anderson,  Walter 

100  Muir,  James  P. 

100  Reid,  Mrs  W. 

100  Colville,  Mrs 

100  Espie,  Mrs  Dr 

98  Beveridge,  Mrs  T.  K. 

96  Bonar,  Mrs  Thomson 

94  Aikman,  Mrs  A. 

94  Aikman,  George  S. 

92  Aitchison,  Mrs 

90  Crombie,  John 

90  Crombie,  Miss 

Graham  Street  intersects. 
88  Cunningham,  James 
86  Marshall,  Robert 
84  Cochrane,  Henry 
82  Carson,  Miss 
80  Morton,  Alexander 
78  Jones,  Francis  (6^.  P.-O.) 
76  Stott,  Mrs  John 
70  Buist,  Robert 
68  M'Litosh,  James 

Cattle  Market 
Somerville,  Robert 

1.  S/aras'Istoja  Street. 


Masters,  William 
Taylor,  John 

Brown,  John,  cattle  dealer 
Shearer,  Thomas 
Catholic  Church 
Corry,  Rev.  James  Henry 
Whitty,  Rev.  Robert 
Grant,  Rev.  Ignatius 
Neill,  Mrs  William 
Smith,  W.  woollen  draper 
Ancrum,  John 
Pagon,  Oswald 
Conway,  Blrs 
Burnett,  Mrs  Thomas 
Wilson,  William 
Glasgow,  W. 
Henderson,  Thomas 
Ramsay,  James 
Veitch,  George,  missionary 
Smith,  James 
Thjne  and  Tait,  drapers 
White,  Misses,  dres.-makers 


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62  Ilaidie,     Andrew,     cabinet- 
maker 
48  Stewart,  Mrs,  grocer 
40  Rnssell,  John,  wriglit 
40  Sheplierd,  George 
26  Russell,  Mrs  Robert,  grocer 
24  M'Laren,  John 
22  Simpson,  Mrs  James 
20  Phemister,  R.  wright 
20  Elliot,  George 

4.  f^asirlstoja  Terrace. 

1  Smith,  George 

2  Fraser,  Andrew 
2  Young,  Thomas 
2  Peacock,  Adam 
2  Maccoli,  John 

2  Dean,  John 

6.  liavei'oeSi  fSassIc. 
Hall,  Joseph  Lewis 
Hunter,  T.  S. 
Somerville,  John 
M'Lean,  John  S.  K, 
Gray,  Peter 
Gilmer,  James  G. 
Rae,  Mrs  Marion 
AVhite,  John 

Ijaverock  Haisk  Tei*. 
Graham,  Thos.  Tv.'in  villa 
Dishington,  Thos.  Lark  villa 
Wishart,  Edward,  Hermitage 

house 
Russell,  Joseph,  Milton  house 
Roxburgh,  Dr,  Iver  cottage 
Mitchell,  Dr  Arthur 
Crudelius,  R.  W.  Chapelside 
Macnab,     John,      Fiudlater 

lodge 
Pliipps,  Thomas 
Gardner,   Peter,  teacher,  St 

Katharine's 

11  Fairbairn,  Rev.  James,  Free 

Church  manse 

12  Wilson,  Andrew,  Laurel  bank 

5.  E^averock  ISanlc 
%'ilSag. 
Henderson,  Mrs,  Rose  villa 
Goalen,    Rev.   Walter   M., 

Starhank  house 
Maclagan,  Mrs  Dr,  Spring 

cottage 
Gardyne,   James  Carnegie, 

Laverock  Bank  house 
Ogiivy,  A.  Liverf'orlh 
Charters,  W.S.,  M.D.,  The 

Grove 
M'Laurin,  Mrs,  Ivy  lodge 
]\iitchell,  John  M.  Mayvllle 

4.  Ijaivnmarkef. 
407  Auld,  AVilliam,  shoemaker 
42 1  Matthew,  J.  &  Son,  drapers 
423  Macdonald,  James,  tailor 
423  Law,  James,  tailor 
427  Mackinlay,  D.  &  P.,  &  Co. 
429  Cathie,  N.  clothier 
429  Gow,  F.  tailor  and  clothier 


429  Morris,  John,  tailor 
429  Ross,  R.  &  Co.  clothiers 
431  Edinburgh       Gutta-Percha 

boot  and  shoe  warehouse 
Bank  Street  intersects. 
433  Cowan,  A.D.  silver  plater 
435  Mehlrum,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
441  Johnstone,  William 
443  Gardner,  .1.  K.  hair-cutter 
459  Hunter,  J.  &  J.  bootclosers 
461  Kirk,  James,  grocer 
467  Alexander,  Riciiara,  draper 
469  Kerr,  Bliss,  dressmaker 
475  Dickson,  James 
479  Ross,  Sirs  J.  spirit  dealer 
491  Hill,  Robert,  grocer 
495  Wishart,  John,  baker 
497  Whyte,  John,  grocer 
499  Gibson,  John,  tobacconist 
501  Johnston,  James 
501  Grant,  D.  tailor 
503  Cochrane,  J.,  M.D.  druggist 
505  Lyon,  D.  bookbinder 
509  Mackay,  Hugh,  grocer 
513  Auld,  James,  slioemaker 
519  Cairns,  T.  baker 
521  Jlillar,  J.  spirit  dealer 
523  Biriel,  James,  spirit  merch. 
330  Caii-ns,  John,  spirit;  merch. 
328  Taylor,  George,  grocer 
326  Ciiatham,  John,  grocer 
324  Edin.  ^  Perth  Bread  Co. 
320  Wilson,  David 
316  Pettie,  D.  hosier 
312  Fergusson,  J.  pawnbroker 
312  North  British  Loan  Office 

—William  Clark 
310  Sawers,  Thomas,  jun.  baker 
306  Mallocii,  Patrick,  and  Son, 

mapmounters. — See  Adv. 
302  Wright,  John,  spirit  dealer 
298  AVilson,  Charles,  butcher 
294  Stirton,  David,  hosier 
290  Turner,  W.  draper 
George  1 V.  Bridge. 

t.  Ije^^at's  EiauBsl. 

1  Philips,  William,  baker 

1  Reid,  Robert 

1  Duncan,  John,  mason 

5  Milne,  Mary 

7  Neil,  Miss 

8  Thomson,  William,  grocer 

7.  Sieiiia  N3I1S  Moad. 
Gladstone's  Institution — 

Tough,  Miss  M.  matron 
Dispensary    and    Humane 

Society — Mitchell,  R.  super. 
Laing,  Duncan,  teacher 
M'Lellan,  Miss,  teacher 

6.  lieith  Motmt. 
Harper,  James,  D.D. 
Harper,  W.  P.  {H.  T.  §■  Co.) 
Paton,  W. 
Morrison,  Wm.  iCondamine 

and  Co.) 


?.  ffjelth  gawjniifiiSN. 
Ferguson,  Davidson,  and  Co. 
Adam,  James 
Hughes,  Edwin,  sawmaker 

§.  Sieilh  Street. 
3  Thomson,  David,  tobacconist 
5  &  7  Rutherford  &  Co.  wme 

merchants 
9  Till,  Charles,  tobacconist 

11  Wilson,  Thos.  watchmaker 

13  Ross  and  Aitchison,  ciotliiera 

17  Ferrier,  D.  bible  depository 
10  Lamb,  Thomas,  confectioner 
21  Lamb,  Richard 

21  Jeukinson,  A. 

21  Castle,  James,  jeweller 

21  Henny,  William,  tailor 

21  Waugh,  George,  engraver 
23  Purdie,  James,  ironmonger 

25  Ritchie,  J.  &  Son 

27  Rodgers,  James R.  hosier,  &c. 

33  Littlejohn,  Thos.  confectioner 
35  Bruce,  Rt.  temperance  hotel 
35  Selkirk,  W.  tailor 

35  Adamson,  G.  contractor 

35  Porteous,  William 

37  &  39  Caldwell,  D.  merchant 

43  Brown,  W.  hosier 

45  Strachan,  Robert,  spirit  mer. 
77,  78,  80  Beater  Brothers,  and 

Nell 
81  Ciceri,  Mantica,  and  Torre 
80  Romback,   T.,    Brothers,    & 

Co.  watchmakers 
79  Crage,  James 
76  Currie,  R.  bootmaker 
74  Houliston,  John,  grocer 
72  Brown,  James 
70  Black,  David,  tobacconist 
68  Bowie,  Misses 
64  Henderson,  D.  hatter 
62  Aitchison,  J.  watchmaker 
60  Sharp,  Miss  M. 
58  Patullo,  James  W. 
56  Mackaj',  James  G.  jeweller 
54  Vernon,  J.  E.  jeweller — Ses 

Adv. 
50  &  52  Lawrie,  M.  jeweller 
48  Jupp,  A.  musicsellcr 

46  Bayne,  C.  A.  bootmaker 

44  Benuet,  D.  lace  merchant 
42  Allan,  James,  and  Son 
40  Blair,  James,  drysalter 
40  White,  John,  plumber 

38  M'Kay,  David,  buotmaker 

36  Millar,  A.  jeweller 

34  Lawson  and  Stev/art,  boot- 

makers 
32  Robertson,  James,  hosier 
30  Kerr,  Thos.  bootmaker 

26  Farquharson,  C.  H.  jeweller 

22  Thomson,  George 

18  Conacher,  David,  successor  to 

J.  Russell 
16  Hogg,  J.  &  Co.  chemists,  &c. 

14  Murray,  D.  J.  fancy  wareho. 

12  Bremner,  Ebenezer 
10  Guan,  A.  jeweller 


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8  Scott,  Henry,  stationer 

6  Barker,  T.  and  H. 

2  Macgi-egor,  Jn.  tobacconist 

3.  Ileitis  @t.  Terrace. 
2  &  3  Davidson's  Turf  hotel. 

4  Horsburgh  and  Blair 

5  Dennell,   James,  hat  manu- 

facturer— See  Adv. 
5  Logan,  James 
5  Sutherland,  W. 
5  Cohen,  S.  jeweller 
5  Allan,  John 
5  Gordon,  Mrs  C.  lodgings 
5  IMaxwell,  John 
5  Campbell,  David,  lodgings 
5  Cooper,  James,  bootmaker 

7  Strachan,  Joseph,  painter 

9  Mein,  VV.  J.  Z. 

9  Lawson,  James  (L.  Sj"  S.) 
9  Wood,  Robert  J. 

10  Walker,  Alexander 

11  Myles,  James,  boot  closer 
11  Henderson,  Angus 

11  Mather,  J.  and  Sons 

11  Spalding's  hotel,  Mrs 

]  2  Dykes,  R.  machine  bootcloser 

12  Yule,  Alex. 

12  Smith,  Robert 

13  Meikle's  billiard  rooms 

lieith  1%^£&lk. 

2.  Above  Pilrig  Street. 

2  Scott,  John,  grocer 
9,     10     Edinburgh     Funeral 
Estab.—J.  Croall  &  Sons 
9,  10  Croall,  J.  and  Sons 

14  Heriot  Court 

15  Wallace  and  Whyte 

15  Wallace,  A.  (W.  ^  Whyte) 
15  Dought,  Thomas,  porter  and 
ale  merchant 

17  Millar,  H.  glass  engraver 

18  Ness,  John,  sculptor 

21  Swann,  J.  R.  Edin.  Saivmills 

22  M'Crie,  Wm.  and  Co. 

25  Robb,  Alex,  provision  dealer 
29  Todd,  James,  and  Son 
29  Todd,  John,  (J.  T.  Sf  Son) 
33  Thomas,  J.  glass  manufac. 
34,  35  Slight,  A.  &  G.  H.  eng. 
Lovers^  Lane. 

36  Porteous,  Alexander 

36-A  Lindsay,  D.  photographer 

37  Lane,  T.  school-slate  maker 

38  Eraser,  D.  glass  manuf. 
Slight,  A.  {A.  Sr  G.  H.  S.) 
Dicksons  and  Co.  nurseries 
Alexander,  J.  nurseryman 
Tait,  Alex,  nurseryman 
Mackintosh,  R.  T.  nurserymn. 

6  Shaud,  William 
19  Hutcheou,  Jas.  turner 
25  Brannan,  James 
33  MTherson,  J.  coppersmith 

39  Mackle,  Joiin,  house  agent 
39  Bolton,  Miss  Elizabeth 


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41  Dickson,  And.  spirit  dealer 

Shepherd''s  Court 
43  Rattray,  Mrs  Mary 
47  Millar,  William 
37,  49  Wharton,  G.  stamp  maker 
51  Taylor,  Peter 
55-A  Kerr,  Michael 
57  Paterson,  Mrs  John,  grocer 
65  Simpson,  Francis,  broker 

1.  liennox  Stree4. 

1  Oliver,  Miss 

1  AVhite,  Mrs  L.  H. 

I  Cotgrave,  R.  B. 

8.  I^eopoM  flace. 

1  Ritchie,  Miss 

2  Logan,  John  M, 

3  Buchan,  A.  W. 
3  Hall,  William 
3  Bishop,  Miss 

3  Torre,  Paul  D.  carver 

4  Forrester,  Samuel 

4  Forrester,  Miss  J.  Hume 

5  Skinner,  Mrs  J.  R. 

6  Walker,  Miss  Mary 
6  Main,  Mrs  Thomas 
6  Thomson,  Mrs  R. 

6  Poole,  Alex. 

7  Usher,  Thomas 

8  Bernard,  Thomas 

II  Henry,  James 

11  Walker,  James 
Wvidsor  Street  intersects. 

13  Forbes,  Miss 

14  Croall,  John 

14  Croall,  William  S.  D. 

15  Fife,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

15  Scott,  Andrew,  cabinetmaker 

12  Davidson,  J.  H.,  M.D. 

16  Morrison,  William  (C.  Mor- 

rison Sf  S07l) 

17  Knox,  William 

18  Laurie,  Mrs 
18  Baird,  Miss 

18  Houliston,  John 
18  Hamilton,  R.  S. 
18  Purves,  Robert 

18  Russell,  Mrs 

19  Burton,  Mungo 

20  Croall,  Wilham 

21  Park,  Archibald 

21  Harper,  John,  merchant 
21  Mann,  Miss 
21  Thomson,  Miss 
21  Cormack,  Mrs 

1.  liCsBie  Place. 

1  Butters,  James,  smith 
1  Clark,  F.  bootmaker 
1  Goudie,  G.  builder 
1  Shanks,  David,  joiner 

licven  Street. 

East,  4.     West,  5. 
3  Dalziel,  Rev.  George 
3  Johnston,  David 


5  Thomson,  James 

9  Trotter,  Robert 

11  Crawford,  George,  baker 

13  Bayne,  John 

17  Gray,  Adam,  plumber 

21  Hunter,  William 

25  Samuel,  John,  wright 

25  Ross,  Ronald 

35  Wilson,  Mrs,  draper 

37  Gray,  John,  spirit  dealer 

39  Ross,  John,  &  Son 

28  Wilson,  And.  jun.  builder 

26  Aitchison,  David,  fishmonger 
26  Scott,  John  S. 

24  Smith,  Alex,  grocer 
16  Watson,  David,  painter 

14  Marshall,  Robt.  spirit  dealer 
12  Smith,  David 

10  Inglis,  John,  tea  dealer 

4.  liindsay  I'lace. 

1  Cockburn,  James,  fruit  dealer 

1  Kay,  W.  bookseller 

2  Miller,  J.  Moodie,  bookseller 

3  Lindsay,  David,  and  Co. 

4  Thomson,  John 

5  Maclachlan,  AV.  &  A.  grocers 

6.  liinks  Place. 

1  Ford,  Thos.  (Ford  §■  Soiis) 
3  Mathie,  Mrs  Robert 

Hay,  J.  {Edin.  Ropery  Co.) 

©.  liinks  Place, 

Morton  Street. 

Schaw,  Robert,  merchant 

5.  liocliriii. 

Kirman,  Wm.  coach  hirer 
Stein,  Andrew,  merchant 
Stein,  John,  merchant 
Gemmel,  James 
Bain,  William,  &  Co.,  Loch- 

rin  Iron  and  Wire  Works 

— See  Adv. 
Paraffin  Light  Co.'s  Works 

5.  EiOchrin  House. 

Fell,  Wm.  Edwin  C. 

6.  liochencl  IKoa<S. 

Callander,  David,  tanner 
Marr,  William,  shoemaker 

fiiOgrie  Cottag-e. 

Young,  Gavin,  lapidary 
Crerar,  George 

3.  IiOg;ie  Careen. 

Reid,  W.  gardener 

6.  liondon  Roir. 

1  Gillespie,  Gordon,  merchant 

2  Stenhouse,  Valentine 

3  Ferguson,  Mrs 

5  M'Intosh,  William 

6  Hamilton,  James 

7  Dmmmond,  John,  clerk 

8  Weddell,  Wm.  shipmaster 


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10  Eraser,  Miss  Eliza 

12  Ross,  George 

13  Knox,  J. 

14  Eider,  Alexander 
]  5  Carse,  Mrs  M. 

liOiadois  Street. 

North,  1.         South,  2. 

1  M'Culloch,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 
1  Beunet,  D. 
1  Moffat,  Tliomas,  jun. 
1  Campbell,  John 
1  Scott,  James 
1  Patison,  Mrs 
1  Borders,  F.  engraver 
3  Scott,  David,  C.A. 
5  Hay,  W.  Bremner,  S.S.C. 
5  Reliance  Mutual  Life  As- 
surance— See  Adv. 
7  Kennedy,  W.  P. 
7  Colcleugli,  Mrs 
7  Stenhouse,  Mrs 
7  Mouat,  John 
7  Eoss,  George  Clark 
7  Milne,  Peter 
9  Balleny,  Mrs 

11  Macqueen,  J.  Otto,  S.S.C. 
13  M'Donald,  Gilbert 

13  Whitten,  John  C. 

15  Douglas,  Mrs 

15  Mackenzie,  W.  bootmaker 

17  Edmonston,  S.  artist 

17  Brunton,  Mrs 

17  Henderson,  George 

17  Edmonston,  Francis 

17  Young,  Robert 

17  Gumming,  Charles,  cupper 

17  Lind,  Robert 

19  Gellatly,  John,  S.S.C. 

19  Ewing,  W.  cooper 

21  Sanderson,  James,  biiiider 

21  Guthrie,  David 

23  Canch,  Mrs 

23  Pryde,  David,  M.A. 

23  Young',  D.  music  teacher 

23  M'William,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

23  Hood,  Mrs 

23  Park,  James  D.  engineer 

25  Smellie,  Miss  Lucy 

27  Richardson,  J.  grocer,  &c. 

29  Wilson,  Mrs 

31  White,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

33  Sawers,  Miss 

33  Glass,  Mrs  John  R. 

33  Ritchie,  Frederick  James 

35  Morton,  William,  banker 

37  Brown,  R.  draper 

37  Kirkwood,  James 

37  Pitcairn,  A.  Y.,  W.S. 

37  Gardiner,  James 

37  Galbraith,  Mi-s 

39  Pattison,  Thomas  H.,  M.D. 

41  Brown,  W.  and  T. 

43  Brown,  J.  glasscutter 

45  Anderson,  Alexander,  tailor 

47  Murray,  R.  upholsterer 

47  Johnston,  J.  baker 

53  Inch,  John,  flesher 


54  Beveridge,  Robert,  baker 

52  Grant,  Robert,  spirit  dealer 

51  M'Donald,  J.  R.  stationer 

50  Wortham,  Henry,  dyer 

50  Wortham,  Mrs,  lace  cleaner 

48  Arnott,  Miss,  music  teacher 

48  M'Gregor,  Mrs  Robert 

48  Allan,  William,  S.S.C. 

48  Brown,  James 

48  Goodlet,  William 

48  Tindal,  Mrs 

48  Lamb,  James 

44  Davidson,  James 

44  Davidson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

42  Robertson,  John,  dairy 

36  Wishart,  Miss 

34  Ferguson,  Miss 

34  Clarkson,  Alexander 

34  Clarkson,  Mrs 

34  Burns,  David 

32  Robertson,  John,  jun.  S.S.C. 

30  Beveridge,  John 

28  Malcolm,  Miss 

28  Robertson,    J,,    jun.    music 

teacher 
28  Carter,  Mrs 
28  Nicol,  Miss 
28  Robertson,  J.  sen.  agent 
28  Coleman,  Mrs  Charles 
28  Gibson,  John 
26  Milroy,  Rev.  Andrew 

24  Menzies,  Thomas 

22  Traill,  Mrs 

22  Traill,  R.  C. 

22  Simmins,  Jacob,  teacher 

22  Laing,  Mrs 

22  Edgar,  Mrs 

22  Simpson,  James 

20  Morton,  Mrs 

18  Hutchison,  A.  advocate 

16  Carmichael,  John 

16  Stewart,  J.  C. 

16  Stewart,  Mrs 

14  Davidson,  WilHam 

12  Macknight,  A.  E.  advocate 

12  Macknight,  James,  W.S. 

10  Birrell,  Mrs 
8  Blillar,  William 
8  Neill,  Miss 
8  Graham,  Miss 
4  Little,  Andrew 
2  Dickson,  John,  jun. 
2  Kerr,  George 
2  Wightman,  John 

5.  liord  Mnssell  I^laee. 
1  Cooper,  Miss  Hannah 
1  Finlayson,  D. 

1  Hutton,  Robert 

2  Harcus,  Henry 
2  Craig,  James 

2  Hawkins,  Miss 

2  Siddie,  John 

3  Dow,  Wm.  Brown,  writer 
3  Walker,  James 

3  Braidwood,  Miss 
3  Dun,  John  H. 

3  Bryceson,  Miss 

4  Mather,  James 


4  Roughead,  P.  C. 
4  Forbes,  AValter  (C.  ^-  F.) 
4  Gray,    James  {^Inland   Re- 
venue) 

4  Paterson,  John 

5  Calder  and  Forbes 

I.  I^otMasa  Iload. 

St  George's  Free  Church — 

Brittaiu,  James 
Neio   Veterinary  College — 

Gamgee,  John,  professor 
Sanderson,  R.  &  T. 
68  Eraser,  Simon,  cooper 
66  Gilray  Brothers,  coal  mchts. 
62  Ccdedonian  Railivay  Tavern 

— Turner,  James 
60  Kellie,  James,  confectioner 
58  Burge,  John  B.  hatter 
56  Turner,  James,  and  Co. 
52  Scott,  Croall,  and  Sons 
50  Ritchie,  William 
48  Martin,  Mrs 
46  Brown,  James 
46  Smith,  John,  coal  merchant 
— See  Adv. 
Caledonian  Railivay  Station 
— Powell,   G.  W.  passen- 
gers' superintendent 
Symington,    John,    goods 
superintendent 
Cameron,  J.   &  P.   i  all  way 
agents 
42  Jamieson,  Jamfs 
40-A  Sutherland,  D.  and  Sons 
40  Burns,  Michael,  coal  agent 
39  Anderson,  George,  bookseller 
38  Stark,  James,  ironmonger 
M'Ewan,  Thomas,  sculptor 
Whitten,  David,  builder 
Forrest,  William,  plasterer 
Douglas,  James 
Perceton  Fire- Clay  Goods 
Depot — Dochard,  Duncan, 
agent. — (See  Adv.) 
Lothian  Road  Church 
16  Lothian  Road  School — 

Borthwick,  John,  teacher 
14  Cunningham,  Alexander 
10  Clunas,  Alexander 

4  Kay,  Robert,  Union  hotel 

2  Gillespie,  Mrs  John 
1  Huntly,  William 

1  Thomson,  Miss 

3  Menzies,  Wm.,  F.R.O.S. 

5  Simpson,  George 
5  Crowe,  Robert  B. 
5  Spence,  John 

7  Millons,  Robert 
Rowatt,  T.  and  Son 
Robertson,  David 
Stevenson,  William 
Lamb,  John,  builder 
Kerr,  David,  stone  carver 
Palmer,  John 

M'Culloch,  Thomas,  plumber 
Carlyle,  John 
Cambridge  Street  intersects. 


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7  Scott,  Jolui 

7  Mitcliell,  Thomas 

9  Dobie,  Alexander 
11  Hogg,  James 
11  Brown,  Jolui 
11  Pottage,  John  C. 
13  Murdoch,  Jolui 
15  Hutton,  John 
17  Miller,  James 
19  Moir,  Cltarlcs 
21  Smith,  John 
21  Shand,  W.R. 
21  Gray,  Misses 
23  Martin,  William 
25  Armstrong  and  Hogg 
27  Brown,  Charles 
29  Lnmle}',  Edward 
ol  Carrick,  Alexander 
31  Millar,  William 
ol  Carmichael,  L. 
33  M'Lay,  Peter 
35  Chisholm,  John 

St  Cuthl)ert''s  Glebe  intersects. 
West  Kirk    and  Manse — 

Veitch,  llev.  James,  D.J). 
West  Kirk  Recorder's  Office 
— Crnickshank,  A.  recorder 
St  John's  Chajjel. 

4.  EiOthiaBB  @d;reet. 

1  Gibson,  William,  draper 

3  Chalmers,  James 

7  Jackson,  William. 
11  Dickson,  A. 
13  Traill,  Alexander 
15  Brechin,  George 
17  Gilbert,  Thomas,  baker 
19  Gray,  James,  and  Sou 
2]  Allan,  W. 
21  Golightly,  George 
21  Leslie,  James,  coal  agent 
21  Anderson,  Peter,  tailor 
27  Hunter,  William 
29  iM'Arthnr,  J.  victual  dealer 
31  Kerr,  Miss,  milliner 
35  Henderson,  Alexander 
35  Nisbet,  Robert  {G.P.-O.) 
35  Frier,  Thomas 
35  Menzies,  Thomas 
39-A  Cowieson,  P.  printseller 
39  Menzies,  Thomas 

Brighton  Street  intersects. 

41  Tinsley,  Mrs,  lodgings 
41  Sleigh,  George,  tailor 
45  Mackenzie,  John 
47  Newbigging,  James, 
49  Hunter,  Francis,  flesher 
51  Waters,  William 

St  Mary's  School. 
58  Wilson,  Jas.  spirit  merchant 
56  Brown,  Mrs  Robert 
56  Adam,  Robert,  wright 
56  Brown,  Miss 
66  Stevenson,  P. 
56  Dingwall,  Robt. 
56  Ross,  Mrs  E. 
54  Paterson,  A.  and  J.  milliners 
54-A  Waddell,  John 


52  Milne,  James 

50  Craig,  James 

48  Grieve,  Miss  A. 

48  Ford,  Thomas 

48  Paterson,  Mrs  J. 

44  Play,  Peter,  grocer 

42  Watson,  Miss 

42  Wilson,  Francis,  lodgings 

42  Aitken,  William 

40  Scott,  D.  baker 

38  Inglis,  T.  victual  dealer 

36  Fo'i-bes,  Mrs 

34  Fairley,  R. 

32  Macaulay,  Elizabeth 

26  Scott,  Mrs  Andrew,  flesher 

24  Sands,  Bliss  Jane 

22  TurnbuU,  Thos.  fishmonger 

15  Graham,  A.  merchant 
i8  Cockbin-n,  A. 

1 8  Cockburn,  BIrs  R. 
18  Bryce,  Robert 
18  Paterson,  Robert 

16  Brown,  John 

14  Sinclair,  John,  baker 
12  Dickson,  Margaret,  fruiterer 
6  Renton,  W'illiam 
4  Lind,  W.  cheesemonger 
2  M'Niven,  Mrs,  wine &sp.mer. 

Sloan,  Thomas  (Sloan  S^-  So7i) 


M'Farlane,  A.  dairy 
3o  ElBsitWBB  flace. 

I  Thomson,  R.  V. 
]  Fair,  Wm. 

1,  Prain,  H.  D. 

3  Patlison,  Matthew 

5  Robertson,  George 

5  Grandison,  AVni. 

5  Baxter,  John,  printer 

5  M'Kelvie,  John 

5  Miller,  Andrew 

7  Foster,  Joseph 
11  Hutchinson,  iVI.  clerk 
11  Miller,  Mrs  Dr 
11  Watson,  Miss 
11  Towers,  John 
11  Miller,  Mrs 
13  Duncan,  Mrs 
15  Galloway,  Wdliam 
17  Graham,  Gilbert,  teacher 
17  Mackay,  Charles 
17  Gemmell,  Rev.  Robert 
19  Laudei',  James 

Aitken  &  Ferris,  plasterers 

1.  l^ynedocli  E®la®e. 

1  Campbell,  Archibald 

2  Cullen,  Mrs  James 

3  Kermack,  Miss 

4  Clark,  Mrs 

5  Mackenzie,  Mrs 

6  Tait,  Andrew 

7  Bailie,  Mrs 

9  Tennant,  Patrick,  W,S. 
10  Croket,  Miss 

II  Peat,  Mrs 

12  Burnside,  Miss 


13  Campbell,  Mrs  Dr  John 

14  Foulis,  Lady 

15  Russell,  Mrs 

16  Usher,  Mrs 

17  Skene,  Mrs  Col. 

18  Balfour,  George  W.,  M.D. 

19  Nisbet,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D. 

20  Fleming,  Alexander,  W.S. 

21  Tennant,  Robert 

22  Moncrieflf,  Mrs 

23  Macgregor,  P.  merchant 

3.  Macdo^vall  Sls'ee^. 

I  Morison,  J.  v.-ine  and  spirit 

merchant 

4  Hood,   J.   smith  and   beam 

maker 

5  M'Gregor,  John,  flesher 

9  Somerville,  Mrs,  cowfeeder 
13  Herkess,  James 

1.  Maclienaae  PSace. 

1  Donaldson,  G.  arocer 

2  Wedderspoon,  William 
5  Borrowman,  John 

5  Adamson,  Mrs 

5  Carlisle,  John  (0.  Sr  Watts) 

5  Goodwin,  W.  C. 

6  Walker,  James 
8  Tully,  James 

8  Macnab,  James,  writer 

9  Munro,  Mrs,  cook 

II  Falconer,  James,  writer 

M*]%'ato  Street. 

I  Wilson,  William 

3  Vallance,  John 

3  Vallance,  Wra.  F. 

4  Rollo,  James 
6  Kemp,  Robert 

6  Watson,  Miss 

7  Wilson,  Andrew 

9  Gray,  Wm.  com.  agent 
9  Gordon,  Misses 
9  Tassie,  T. 
9  Mathie,  Mrs 
9  Garrioch,  John 

7.  MacBBeall's  OTace, 

Cruickshank  and  Ronaldson 
Murray,  Alex,  builder 

6.  iSIadeia'a  IPBace. 

1  Laing,  James 

3  JIatheson,  Alex. 

4  Swanson,  Mrs  D. 

5  Hislop,  Rev.  David 

6  Ritchie,  Archibald 

7  Thomson,  William 

8  Henderson,  George 

9  Mackail,  Hugh 

10  Caron,  F. 

10  Douglas,  Thomas  W. 

II  Brown,  James 
12  AVilkie,  Mrs 

6.  Madeira  S^'eet. 

1  Cooper,  J.  R.  dockmaster 

2  Hossack,  Robt.  C.  shipmaster 


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265 


3  Wilson,  Alex,  corn  merchant 

4  Strachan,  William 
4  SomervilJe,  Robert 
4-A  Spence,  Andrew,  jun. 
4-A  Munro,  Misses 

6  Duncan,  Mrs  John 

6  Smith,  Mrs  Law 

C  Gavin,  William,  shipmaster 

7  Wilkie,  Thomas 

8  Hall,  Miss 

9  Scott,  James 

Gordon,  J.  Madeira  cottage 
16  Taylor,  Joseph 

16  Robertson,  Wm. 

17  Hunter,  James,  grocer 
Marshall,  Wm.  Rosemount 

1  Shearer,  J.  T.  Kyles'  place 

2  Rennet,  W.  2  Kyles'  place 

3  Kyles,  Mrs  James,  Kyles'  pi. 

1.  IVain  Point. 

1  Halliday,  Mrs  Adain 

6.  MaitEand  l^lace, 
Newhaven. 
1  Black,  George,  druggist 
1  Mather,  James 
1  Brown,  Abraham,  painter 
1  Ferrall,  Mrs 

1  Wood,  William 

2  Marshall,  Alexander 

3  Selvie,  Mrs,  lodgings 

3  Darling,  Mrs  R.  lodgings 
3  Ramsay,  James,  lodgings 
Hall,  George,  smith 

1.  jTIaUland  Street. 
1  Smith,  George,  bootmaker 
1  Stewart,  Duncan,  coach-hirer 

1  Wintonr,  William,  painter 

2  W'ilson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

2  Chalmers,  Alex.'H.,  W.S. 

3  Grant,  Mrs,  lodgings 

3  Montgomerie,  Roger,  advoc. 

4  Hay,  Mrs,  lodgings 

4  Robertson,  D.  A.,  M.D. 

5  Dallas,  Mrs 

6  Pringle,  Robert,  W.S. 

7  Sydney,  Mrs  Margaret 

8  Macneill,  Captain  Hector 
y  Monteith,  ]\Irs 

10  Gibson,  Archd.  accountant 

11  Slunro,  Mrs  Mary,  lodgings 

12  Balfour,  Mrs 

13  Johnstone,  Robert,  advocate 

13  Drummond,  James 

14  Fulton,  Andrew 

15  AVilson,  Miss  Jane 

16  Steuart,  Miss,  of  Steuarthill 

17  Norrie,  Miss 

18  Nelson,  Jane,  lodgings 

19  Gray,  Mrs 

20  Stuart,  Lady 

21  Wilson,  Mrs 

21  Wilson,  James,  W.S. 

22  Cameron's  Coach  Office 

22  Fergusson,  William,  grocer 

23  Maxwell,  Mrs  C.  lodgings 


23  Macquire,  George  James 

23  Henderson,  David 

24  M'Cheyne,  William 

1.  Maitland  Street, 

West, 
AthoU  Place. 
Fry,  Edmund  (^Legacy  Duty 
Office) 
1  Horsburgh,  Miss 
1  Simson,  Thomas 
1  Waterston,  William 

3  Geddes,  G.  H.,  M.E. 

4  Eddington,  Mrs 

5  Walker,  Andrew 

6  Craig,  James 

7  Campbell,  Mrs  A.  D. 
7  Smith,  Mrs 

7  Smith,  Jn.  A.,  M.D. 

8  Adams,  John,  jun.  S.S.C. 

9  Moncreiff,  Mrs  Scott 
11  M'Kelvie,  James 

Morrison,  T.  {Pi.eg.  House) 

11  Barclay,  James 

12  Budge,  William,  grocer 

13  Peacock,  Robert,  victual  deal. 

14  Chalmers,  Mrs 

6.  Maitland  Street, 

Newhaven. 
1  Wallace,  William,  baker 
3  Button,  James,  grocer 

6  Laing,  Miss,  boarding  school 

7  Alexander,  John 

1.  Malta  Terrace. 

3  Carmichael,  Mrs  J.  F. 

4  Henderson,  James  Forman 

5  Bough,  S.  landscape  painter 

6  Murray,  James  (G.F.-O.) 

7  Cleland,  Misses 

8  Mackay,  James  T. 

9  Graham,  T.  A.  F. 
9  Graham,  Miss 

Kedslie,  Alex.  Malta  house 

I.  Manor  Place. 

1  Finlay,  Chai'les,  writer 
1  Murray,  Miss 

1  Alston,  George 

2  Dunlop,  John 

3  Fogo,  Major-Gen.,  R.A. 

2  Bernard,  James  A.  distiller 

6  Forbes,  Miss  Jane 

7  Cunninghame,  George  C. 

8  Paterson,  Wm. 

9  Kieser,  Miss,  music  teacher 
9  Chrichton,  Mrs 

9  Ramsay,  Mrs 
10  Galloway,  Mrs 
10  Barclay,  Miss 

10  Williamson,  Mrs 

11  Sawers,  Miss 

12  Steven,  M. 

12  Steven,  Misses 

13  Chambers,  William 

14  Wright,  Mrs 

15  Moncreiff,  Misses 

16  Milne,  W.  S. 

s 


IG  Henderson,  Mrs  David 

16  Hartley,  Thomas  F. 

17  Blackie,  Miss 
17  Eraser,  Mrs 

17  Kennedy,  Hugh,  W.S. 

18  Forrest,  Sir  John 

18  Forrest,  Misses 

19  L'Amy,  Miss 

20  Younger,  Mrs 

21  AUman,  Geo.  Jas.  M.D. 

22  Murdoch,  J.  Burn,  jun.  adv. 

23  M'Inroy,  Mrs 

1.  MansfieM  Place. 

1  M'Dousjall,  John,  grocer 

2  MackerTzie,  W.  H. 
2  Harrison,  H. 

2  W'est,  Miss  G.  R. 

3  Jack,  Robert,  baker 

5  Miliar,  Mrs  James 

6  Aitken,  Andrew 

6  Leechman,  James 
6  Hughes,  John 
6  Wilkie,  W^m. 

6  Millidge,  J.  J. 

8  Carmichael,  W. 

9  Barron,  Mrs 

10  Paterson,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

5.  MansionhoiaseMoaff. 

1  Stewart,  Alexander 

3  Inglis,  Miss 

5  Pringle,  Misses 

7  M'Ewan,  Rev.  Thomas 
9  Skene,  Major  Alexander 

1 1  Mcxey,  G.  T.  surgeon  R.N. 

13  Smeaton,  Rev.  George 
15  Lindsay,  Thomas 

17  Ritchie,  Miss 
19  Banks,  Peter  S. 

14  M'Farlane,  John 

12  Moffat,  William 

10  Anderson,  Alex.,  M.D.  R.N. 

10  Anderson,  Miss 

8  Goold,  Rev.  Wm.  H.,  D.D. 

4  Young,  William 

2  Scott,  Mrs  John 
Lumsden,  James,  (North) 

5.  Manual's  Court. 

Torrance,  John,  coal  mcrclit. 

1.  Market  Place. 

2  Ferguson,  Thomas,  grocer 

3  Davidson,  Charles 

5  Kerr,  James  {G.P.-O.) 

5  M'Intyre,  Neil  S. 

6  Doig,  James,  fruiterer 

8  Wilkie,  David,  (G.P.-O.) 

11  M 'Coll,  Angus 

11  Balieny,  Miss 

12  Murray,  George,  mason 

14  Middleton,  WiUiam,  waiter 
14  Middleton,  Mrs,  cook 

4.  Market  Street- 

1  Ainslie,  J.  refreshment  rooms 

2  Peattie,  Alexander,  baker 
5  Kempster,  Mrs  T. 

5  Murray,  George 


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Mel 


6  Lewis,  James,  grocer 

8  Fiulay,  Peter 

9  Thorburn,  Thomas,  sp.  dealer 

10  Cameron,  James 

11  Aitchison,  Mrs  M. 

12  Shaw,  Miss  Mary 

14  Currie,  Thomas 

17  Cameron,  Alexander 
Cockburn  Street  intersects. 

18  Cooper,  Thmias,  &  Co. 

4.  Market  Street,  £<®w. 
Dunbar,  John,  cooper 
Hunter,  Thomas 
1,  2  Greig,  J.  china  warehouse 

5  Brown,  H.  china  warehouse 
8  Bernard,  James 

Market,  Fisli. 
Listen,  j\Irs 
Comb,  Mrs 
Wilson,  Mrs 
Banks,  Mrs 
Eraser,  William 
Be.g-g,  Mrs 
Millar,  Mrs 
Finlay,  Thomas 
M'Lauchlan,  W.  B. 
Groan,  Patrick 
Caird,  Mrs  E.  and  A. 
Reid,  William 

4.  IMarket,  Flesla,  Mid. 

1  Plummer,  John,  flesher 

3  Forgie,  John,  flesher 

4  Snow  and  Johnston 

8  Charles,  William,  flesher 
10  Smart,  J.  C. 
10  Tod,  Matthew 

17  Bruce,  D.  flesher 

18  Anderson,  William,  flesher 
23  Dores  and  Laidlaw,  fleshers 
25  Smart,  James  and  Robert 
27  Cowan,  John 

36  Cameron,  Thomas 

4.  Markets  Mighi. 

2  Scott,  David 

6  Wiglit,  Robert 

7  McGregor,  Jolm 

8  Wood  and  Martin 

9  Morhani,  D. 

13  Carmichael,  James 

15  Sibbald,  Dayid 

17  Johnstone,  William 
23  Robb,  Wifliam 

4.  Market,  €lreeii 
1  Crawford,  James,  agent 
8  Scott,  Alexander 

18  Hay,  Mrs,  fruiterer 
17  Docherty,  John 

23  Foote  &  Simpson,  fruiterers 

4.  Slarketj  Veal. 

3  Niven,  Thomas 

3  Nisbet,  Mrs,  flesher 

4  Tait,  James,  flesher 

6  Borthwick,  Alexander 

7  Anderson,  Andrew,  flesher 


5.  Marmson  f  errace. 

1  Ross,  Philip 

2  Pirret,  Thomas,  grocer 
4  Baillie  School 

3.  Marylield. 
16  Johnston,  William 
12  Goudy,  Mrs 
10  Gnnn,  Daniel 

Maryfield  House 
8  Aitken,  Jas.  {J.  A.  ^-  Co.) 
6  Calder,  Mrs 
4  Hamilton,  John 
4  Hamilton,  John  A.  architect 
Low,  James,  gardener 
Tod,  Alexander,  gardener 
Jackson,  Robert,  dahyman 

1.  Mary's  Mace. 
2  Ross,  Alexander  F.,  writer 

2  M'Litosh,  James 

3  Andrew,  Mrs 

4  Beatson,  Miss 

5  Maughan,  Edward  J. 

6  Finlay  son.  Rev.  Thomas 

7  Rae,  Alex,  grocer 

8  M'Whannel,  P. 
8  Sutherland,  Mrs 
8  Fairbairn,  Miss 
8  Smith,  Mrs 

8  Thomson,  William 
Coldwell,  James,  smith 
Ronaldson,     John,     writer, 

Somerset  cottage 
Blackie,  William,  blacksmith 
— ho.,  1  Farrington  place 

MaylieM  Moasse, 
North  Leith. 
John  Chalmers 
5.  MaylieM  I^oasB. 
Anderson,  Miss,  Rosebank 
Anderson,  George,  Rosebank 
Bain,  Wm.  engineer 
Waddell,  Wra.,  East  Mayfield 

cottage 

Brown,  Miss  Lucy,  Mayfield 

cottage 

4  Banks,  Misses 

4  M'Kinnell,  Mrs 

Pringle,  Mark,  Upton  cot.   ■ 
2  Dunlop,  John  D. 

1  Crooks,  John,  ho.  carpenter 

5.  Mayfield  liOasi,  "West 
1  Blair,  John  A.  {Horslurgh 
and  B.) 
5.  Mayfield  Terrace^ 
Blacket  Place. 
Barlas,  James 
Bain,  Gilbert 
Moftat,  Henry,  S.S.C. 
Anderson,  James,  J.  P. 
Romanes,  Mrs 

Gumming,  Rev.  James  Elder 
Turnbull,  Robert 

2  Kinloch,  Alex.  J.,  M.D. 
Maclachlan,  G. 
Lorimer,  G.  contractor,  &c. 


Marshall,  J. 

Mavrable,  John,  (G.P.-O.) 

Fairly,  Robert,  printer 

Gallic,  James  B. 

Gibb,  Alexander,  builder 

Anderson,  Misses 

Meadowlsasok. 
Mason,  Robert 
Ross,  William 
5.  Meado'*^  S^Iaee. 
Clark,  R.  Meadow  lodge 

1  Robertson,  Miss 

2  Stevenson,  Mrs  D. 

3  Gibb,  Mrs  Thomas 

4  Grant,  Duncan 

5  Lees,  Wm.,  A.M. 

7  Gardner,  James 

8  Thomson,  M.  G. 

9  Macqueen,  George 

12  Gibb,  Thomas,  builder 

15  Henderson,  D. 

16  Baton,  John 

17  Torrop,  James  S. 

18  Glazy,  Geo.  city  missionary 
18  Davidson,  John 

18  Wilson,  James 

18  Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

19  Adam,  Robert 

20  Auld,  Wifliam 

4.  MeSliOurne  Place. 

1  Ferguson,  Alex,  confectioner 

to  the  Queen. — See  Adv. 

2  Johnston,  Hunter,  and  Co. 

2  Christian  Treasury  Office 

3  Rougvie  and  Sou 

4  Aitken,  Thomas  L.  printer 
4  Smith,  W.  architect 

4  Rougvie,  D.(R.  &  S.) 

5  Musgrove,  John,  hosier 
Musgrove,  J.  coal  mercbant 

6  Simpson,  James,  bootmaktr 

7  Royal  Medical  Society 

7  Thomson,  William 

8  North  British  Advertiser 
8  Gray,  J.  &  J.  printers 

8  Ladies'  Own  Journal  Office 

9  Picken,  Wm.  watchmaker 

10  Paterson  &  Frier,  auctioneers 

11  Chamber  of  Commerce  and 

Manufactures 
11  Ordnance  Survey  Office 
11  Prison   Manafjers   11.    Jl. 

for  Scotland  Office 
11  Burton,  J. H.,LL.I)., advocate. 
Office  H.  M.  P.  Managers 
Hay,  J.  C.  architect 
11  Ramsay,  Thomas 
11  Piu-ves,  Joseph 
11  Forbes,  Wm.  {G.P.-O.) 

11  Welsh,  Mrs 

12  Mackintosh,  R.  T.  seedsman 

1.  Melville  Crescejst. 
1  Brodie,  John 

3  Anderson,  James  T.  advocate 

4  Grieve,  Andrew,  W.S. 

5  Robertson,  Lawrence 

6  Robertson,  Mrs  James 


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267 


1  Taylor,  Alex,  butciier 

3  Sime,  Adam,  spirit  dealer 

4  Stewart,  Peter,  coach  hirer 
4  Miur,  Thomas 

4  Carmicliael,  Mrs 

4  Sheriff,  James 

5  Paterson,  James,  greengrocer 

6  Aitken,  William,  victualler 

7  Hogg;,  Thomas,  butcher 

8  Stevenson,  John,  grocer 

10  Hogg,  Miss 

11  M'Gill,  Mrs 

11  M'Greo-or,  Mrs 

11  Doig,  Henry 

II  Moffat,  Mrs,  lodgings 

11  M'Conochie,  John 

12  Dickson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

12  Maxwell,  G.  dairy 

13  Hay,  J.  G.  &  Son,  dyers 

14  Wilson,  John 

14  Wilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 


1.  MelvHBe  fPl., 
1  Kirkhope,  John,  grocer 

4  AVilson,  Robert 

6  Bryce,  Andrew,  plumber 

7  Keddie,  Thomas,  wareroom 
9  M'Whea,  Mrs 

9  Aikman,  Andrew 

1.  MelvilSe  street. 

1  Dalgleish,  Wm. 
3  AVhitson,  Mrs 

5  Murdoch,  Wm.  Burn,  M.D. 
7  Trail  and  Murray,  W.S. 

9  Stirling,  Mrs,  Gartshore 
11  Redpath,  Mrs,  lodgings 
13  Wilson,  William 
15  Ramsay,  Mrs  Dr 
19  Lindsay,  John  M. 
21  Mitchell,  Alexander 
23  Balderston,  Miss 
25  Garden,  Mrs 

27  Boyd.  John,  {Oliver Sf  Boyd) 
29  Freer,  Mrs  George 
31  Stavert,  Mrs,  of  Hoscote 
33  Coventry,  Rev.  George 
35  Grant,  John  P. 
41  Buchanan,  Lady  Leith 
43  Bell,  George  G.  advocate 
45  Strong,  Thomas,  W.S. 

47  Jeffrey,  John 

i    49  Macredie,  Mrs  Rob.  R. 

51  Wilson,  Miss 

53  Fraser,  Roderick  M. 

55  Macduff,  Alex,  of  Bouhard 

57  Riddell,  Miss 

59  Halkett,  Major-General  John 

Graigie,  C.B. 
61  Stodart,  Miss 

60  M'Cormicks,  Miss 

58  Jamieson,  G.  A. 

56  Longmore,  John  A.,  W.S. 

54  Maitland,  Geo.  R.,  W.S. 

52  Candlish,  Rev.  Dr 
60  Johnstone,  Mrs 

48  Steuart,  Mrs  G.  M'Kenzie 


46  Gillespie,  Wm.H.  of  Torbauc- 

hiil 
44  Stirling,  Mrs 
42  Fraser,  AVilliam,  jun.,  W.S. 
40  Bethune,  Mrs 
38  Connell,  Capt.  James 
36  Tytler,  James  Stuart,  W.S. 
32  Walker,  Arthur  Abney 
30  Moinet,  John,  accountant 
28  Alexander,  James  J .  surgeon 
22  Smith,  Mrs  Elizabeth 
2  0  Skene,  George 
18  Crawford,  Donald,  advocate 
18  Crawford,  Mrs 
16  Martin,  M.  J.,  M.D. 
14  Sandwith,  B'Irs  John 
12  M'Alpine,  Miss 
10  Colquhoun,  Miss 

6  Bell,  William 

8  Pagan,  Dr  S.  A.,  F.R.C.S, 

4  Warren,  James  L.,  M.D. 
2  Gairns,  John 

2  Gairns,  Miss 
2  Freer,  A.  K. 
2  Thomson,  Wm. 
2  Frier,  M. 

4.  Merchant  MaMesa 

IIoi$|titai. 
Bathgate,  Miss,  matron 
Walker,  Robert,  treasurer 

4.  Merchant  Street. 

1  Thomson,  Mrs,  box  maker 

2  Victoria  Lodgings 

6  Small,  Gillon,  and  Co. 

6  Robertson,  D.  and  J.  agents 
10  Murray,  Thomas 

12  Raeburn,  W.  and  J.  brewers 

5.  Merchiston. 
Curror,  Adam,  Myreside 
Walker,  A.  B.  Viewfield  ho. 
Johnston,      R.     Merchiston 

cottage 
Rogerson,  John  J.  Merchiston 

castle 
Gibson,  Mrs,  Merchiston  cas. 
Chalmers,  C.  Castle  bank 
Philip,  William  T. 
Walker,  Robert 
Porteou?,  Alex,  farmer 
Cogan,  Miss,  Anelma  villa 
Douglas,  Thos.  H.  St  Brides 
Doirglas,  J.  T.  St  Brides 
Strathan,  Robert,  Marionville 
Blair,  Mrs  F.  Marionville 
Kerr,  William,  Napier  villa 

5.  Merchistoii;  Hortli. 

Home,  Mrs  W. 
Home,  John 

5.  IWerchistoia  l®Jace. 
Littlejohn,     Mrs,      Douglas 
lodge 

3  Inglis,  Thomas 

5  Cowan,  Patrick 

7  Taylor,  James 


9  Tulloch,  Miss  M.  L. 
Wallace,     Mrs,     Drummond 
lodge 

5.  ]IIerchi<$ton  I^Iace^ 
morth. 

1  Kincaid,  Miss  Jane 

3  Mayne,  Robert 

5  Duncau,  Henry 
7  Henderson,  Mrs 
9  Millar,  John 

9  Simpson,  Mrs 
11   Hamilton,  Robert,  M.D. 
13  Gibson,  Henry  G.,  W.S. 

6  Reid,  Rev.  AVilliam 

4  Dykes,  Rev.  J.  Oswald,  A.M. 

Merchiston  Place, 

l»¥est. 
Christie,  Robert 
Ballantyne,  Mrs 
Young,  Archibald 

5.  Merchiston  Terrace- 

2  Fleming,  George,  baker 

6  Ford,  James,  grocer 

S.  Mense  f^^ane. 

7  Howden,  Peter,  and  Co. 

13  Hogg,  Honeyman,  &  AVilsoii 

5  Pickford  and  Co.  carriers 
4  Sturrock,  Mrs 

5.  Middlehy  Street, 

1  Liddell,  Mrs  A. 

3  Russell,  Thomas 

6  Hogg,  Mrs  Thomas 

7  Gordon,  John,  merchant 
9  Purves,  William 

11  Carfrae,  Miss 

13  Newton,  Robert,  surveyor 

12  Steadman,  D.  M. 
12  M'Millan,  Thos. 

10  Brown,  Mrs  Robert 

8  Shiells,  Wm. 
6  Ogilvy,  M.  F. 
6  Ogilvy,  Mrs 

4  Dallas,  E.  AY.  artist 

2  Taylor,  And.  wine  merchant 


of 


Croall,  J.  mail-coach  builder 
Croall,  Robert 
Stott,  Mrs  William 
Forgan,  Mrs 
Bertram,  Mrs 
Malcolm,  Mrs 

5.  Millbank. 

Syme,   James,    professor 
clinical  surgery 

MiHerfieM  Howise. 
Miller,  AA''m.  engraver 
MillerfieM  PJace. 

Allan,  AVm.  (P.  ^  A.) 
4.  Milne's  Cowrt. 
Friendly  Loan  Company 
Forbes,  Alex,  bookbinder 
Holmes,  G.  W. 


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4.  iTB Hue's  Sijuare. 

1  Kennedy,  Jolin 

1  Peacock     Brothers,     litliog. 

and  printers 
1  Duff,  Elizabeth 
1  Shearer,  James 

3  Inglis,  Alexander 

4  EquitaUe  Loan   Co. — Geo. 

Kussell,  manager 
4  rar(|uhar,  John 

4  Howie,  Alexander 

5  Prentice,  Pobert 
(5  Gunn,  John 

7  Prentice,  llobt.  house  painter 
7  Munro,  John,  bookbinder 
7  Brown,  Geo.  hairdresser 

3.  Mint. 

Moir,  D.  smith  &  ironmonger 
Wilson,  A.  &  W.  R.  printers 
Alexander,  Jas.  cabinetmaker 

5.  .^into  Street. 

1  Smith,  Mrs  George 
1  Smith,  Archibald 
•1  Littlejohn,  Mrs  A. 

3  Weir,  Jn.  {Livingston  Sr  W.) 

4  Livingston,  Jos. 
o  Drysdale,  David 

6  Jolniston,  Rev.  George,  D.D. 

7  Ogilvy,  Ciiarles 

9  Greenoak,  Kobert 
'10  Hardy,  Mrs 
J  2  Steele,  James 
IS  Usher,  John  (A.  U.  Sf  Co.) 

14  JIarshall,  Mrs 

15  Hunter,  David 

16  Wilson,  George,  S.S.C. 

17  Whyte,  Wm.  {R.  W.  S^- Son) 

18  Colquhoun,  Misses 

18  Cleland,  Miss 

19  Lillie,  Mrs  William 

20  Lawrence,  J.  surgeon,  E.N. 

21  Reid,  Mrs  James 

22  Usher,  Thomas 

23  Bowie,  James,  {B.  cV  Cliristie) 
23-A  Robertson,  Tliomas 

27  Alexander,    Charles  J.    {A. 

and  MacnaH) 

28  Haswell,  George,  writer 

29  Young,  James,  merchant 

30  Low,  D.  {Scott,  Low,  8f  Co.) 

30  Tliorbnrn,  Miss 

31  Baird,  Wm.  (G.P.-O.) 

32  Hardy,  Henry,  architect 

32  Hardy,  Mrs 

33  Wilson,  Mrs 

34  Duncan,  Mrs,  of  Parkhill 

34  Ford,  William 
Middlehy  Street  intersects. 

3.5  Paterson,  George 

35  Paterson,  Jas.  N. 

36  Braidwood,  Rev.  John 

37  Greig,  James 

38  Robertson,  Mrs 

39  Latta,  Mrs  T.  A. 

40  Anderson,  Mrs  Andrew 

41  Marshall,  Arch. 
43  Gordon,  Robt. 


44  Ferguson,  John  {S.  ^  F.) 
44  Pridie,  Peter  Hamden,  W.S. 

46  Lowne,  Thomas,  M.D. 

47  Dalgety,  Hai'ry 

47  Dalgety,  Mrs  Charles 

48  Brown,  Mrs  Geo.  Bell 

48  Brown,  Jolm  Kidd 

49  Brody,  C.  M. 

50  Roughead,  Wm.  merchant 

51  Christie,  Alex. 

52  Robertson,  Miss  H. 

'S.  ]$Iitehell  Street. 

3  Gillon,  John,  and  Co. 
3  Liverpool  and  London  In- 
surance Company 
5  Dryburgh,  N.  and  Sons 

8  Biotchie,  Robt.  and  Co. 

11  Stoddart,  George,  merchant 

15  Saunders,  John,  wright 

21  Douglas     and      Somerville, 

merchants 
24  Bell,  Peter,  builder 
24  Cunningham,  James 
24  Scott,  Robert 
35  Furze  and  Co. 
35  Dowie,  Peter 
37  Meek  and  Williamson 
44  Wren,  Geo.  corn  merchant 

5.  Ilontag^ne  Street. 

1  M'Conachie,  Robert,  grocer 

3  Pottie,  Mrs  J. 

3  Thomson,  John  ( W.  D.  S^-  Co. 

3  Cranston,  Jolm 

3  Spankie,  Miss 

3  (iailoway,  Wm. 

5  Stuart,  Mrs  John 

9  Duncanson,  Mrs  T. 

9  Steele,  Misses  M.  and  C. 

9  Hume,  Wm. 

9  Donaldson,  Wm. 
11  Hardie,  Miss 
15  Comrie,  Mrs  M. 
15  Cameron,  Mrs  Arch. 
15  Nisbet,  Mrs 
17  Poneous,  Alex. 
19  Ogilvie,  Mrs 
21  Nelson,  James,  dentist 
21  Hird,  Wm. 
21  Rutherford,  Charles  D. 
21  Davidson,  Miss 
23  Park,  Miss 
25  Angus,  Mrs 
27  Pringie,  Thos. 
27  Murray,  John 
27  Lindsay,  Robert 
27  Gardner,  Andrew  A. 
29  Nisbet,  Miss 
33  Colvin,  George 
33  M'Kean,  James 
33  Eraser,  Captain  Charles 
33  Kemp,  Mrs  Robert 
33  Paul,  Thos. 
37  Millons,  Miss 
39  Goldsworth,  John  {Nat.  B. 
39  Lovel,  Miss 
39  Laurie,  Misses 
45  Wood,  Joshua,  merchant 


45   Heriot,  Thos. 
45  Black,  W^  B. 

8  Ferguson,  Peter 

8  Petti't,  Mrs 

8  Hutcluson,  Peter 

6  Robertson,  Thos. 

6  Gorrie,  Mrs 

4  Paterson,  James 

4  Crabb,  David 

2  Thomson,  Wm. 

2  Peat,  Mrs 

2  Adamson,  Walter 

2  Short,  Miss 

3.  Montgomery  Street. 

1  Ness,  John,  spirit  merchant 

2  Peacock,  T.  B.  com.  agent 
4  Nairn,  John 

4  Cochrane,  Miss 
4  Barron,  Mrs  M. 
4  Gibb,  James 

4  Ebs  worth,  J.  teacher  of  music 
4  Ebsworth,  J.  artist 
4  Paul,  Andrew  {Wilkie  and 
Paid) 

Millar,  H.  engraver 
8  Marsiiall,  T. 
8  Jameson,  Robert 
8  Conacher,  D. 

M'Call,  C.  and  Co.  engineers 

M'Call,  P.  and  Co. 
10  Gray,  William 

Brown,  W.  and  T. 

12  Loggett,  A.  artist 

13  Curror,  Mrs 

13  Clarke,  George  A. 
13  Mackay,  AVm. 

13  MacCallum,  George 

14  M'Gechan,  James 

14  Wilson,  Rev.  John  M. 
14  Allan,  James 

14  Kenneburgh,  Mrs  D. 

5.  Montpelier. 

1  Knight,  Miss 

2  Cowan,  W^ni. 

3  Mackintosh,  Mrs,  of  Geddes 

6  Drummond,  Rev.  D.  T.  K. 

7  Mackay,  Francis  A. 

1.  Moray  l^lace. 

1  Graham,  Dr 

2  Robinow,  Adolph 

3  Thomson,  R.  AV. 

4  Boyd,  James 

5  Baxter,   Sir  David,  of  Kil- 

maron 

6  Middleton,  John 

7  Moneypenuy,  W.  T. 

8  Eraser,  Patrick,  advocate 

9  Scottish  Lnstitution 
10  Handyside,  Mrs 

10  Bruce,  Miss 

10  Bruce,  Hugh,  advocate 

11  Innes,  J.B.,  AV.S. 

15  Younger,  William 

16  Mackenzie,  Hon.  Mrs 

17  Cowan,  David 

18  Stewart,  Mrs 
18  Melrose,  John 


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18  MacGregor,  Miss 
Doune  Terrace  intersects. 

19  &  20  Windsor  Hotel— Miss 

Brown 

21  Douglas,  F.  B.  advocate 

22  Primrose,  Hon.  B.  F. 

23  Cuniiingliarne,  Mrs 

24  Anderson,  D.  ofMoredun 

25  Abbot,  Francis,  secretary  to 

the  General  Post-Office 

26  Brodie,  John  C,  W.S. 

27  Melville,  Misses  White 

28  Sands,  W.  J.,  W.S. 

28  Crichton,  Mrs  Maitland  Mac- 

gill 

29  Coventry,  A.  advocate 

30  Forrest,  Mrs 

31  Hope,  John,  W.S. 

32  Anderson,  Finlay 
23  Macnair,  John 

35  Heriot,  F.  L.  M.  advocate 

35  Heriot,  Mrs,  sen.  of  Raniornie 

36  Pitman,  Mrs  General 
Great  Stuart  Street  intersects. 

37  Tliomson,  Jas.  ofGlendowran 

38  Gibson,  George 

38  Gibson,  John,  jun.  W.S. 

39  Kirkpatrick,  John,  advocate 

40  Christison,  Dr 

40  Christison,  David,  M.D. 

41  Tliomson,  William  Thomas 

42  Somerville,  Miss 

43  Field,  Rev.  E.  B. 
43  Field,  James  H. 

Forres  Street  intersects. 

45  Skinner,  John  Holt 

46  Steuart,  Robert,  of  Carfin 

47  Young,  George,  advocate 

48  Ainslie,  Daniel 

49  Buchanan,  Mrs  James 

50  Thomson,  Mrs 
50  Lee,  Miss 

S.  Iffioray  Street, 

2  Reid,  James 

3  Campbell,  David 

4  Steven,  Mrs 

8  Hume,  P.  {Northern  Lights) 
8  Fyfe,  William 
8  Donaldson,  Mrs 
10  Donaldson,  William,  grocer 

12  Bailie,  Charles,  grocer 
M'Laren,  Peter 

13  Middlemass,  Mrs  Robert 

14  White,  John,  grocer 

1,  Morrison  Street. 

1  Henderson,  William,  grocer 

2  Brough,  William 

5  Kemp,  James,  coal  merchant 

7  Combe,  Misses 

8  Hill,  Mrs 

8  Brown,  William 
8  Davidson,  John 
8  Smibert,  Miss 
1)  Ferguson,  Mrs 

Paterson,  A.  &  J.  smiths 


Haldon,  George,  builder 
Golden,  J.  &  Sons,  wrights 
Templeton,  Alex,  cra'twriglit 
Anderson     and     Stevenson, 

builders 
Wilson  and  Brounlee,  builders 

24  Goodman,  Edward  B. 

25  Hodder,  Charles  _D. 
25  Soutter,  James,  jun. 
28  Scotland,  Mrs 

31  Kerr,  Miss 

31  Stow,  Alfred 

31  Wheatley,  Leonard 

5.  Horning^side. 

Hope,  Benjamin,  Bank  house 
Dibden,  Henry  D.,  Flodden 

lodge 
Beilby,  G.  T.,  M.D., surgeon, 

Falcon  cottage 
Aird,    Miss,    Spring    valley 

house 
Napier,  J.,  Spring  valley 
Napier,  Charles,  ilesher 
Sutherland,  A. 
Esplin,  Mrs  diaries 
Ross,  John,  tailor 
Greenfield,  James 
Baxter,  Robert,  druggist 
Langlands,  William,  builder 
Proudfoot  &  Gourlay,  joiners 

and  undertakers 
Denholm,  James,  blacksmith 
Robertson,  James,  wriglit 
M'Goun,  Rev.  Robert' W.,  1 

Banner  place 
Miller,  M.  gardener 
Campbell,  Dick,  and  Son 
Rhind,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 
Deuchar,  Mrs  J.    Morning- 
side  house 
Deuchar,  David,  Morningside 

house 
Bell,  Mrs,  1  Steel's  place 
Royal    Lunatic    Asylum — 
Leslie,  Andrew,  house  su- 
perintendent 
Brown,  Miss,  matron 
Jack,  Mrs,  matron 
Skae,  D.,  M.D.,  physician 
Ciouston,  T.  S.  Assist. -phy. 
Yellowlees,  D.  Assist. -phy. 
Smith,  Peter,  grocer 
Burnfield,  Mrs,  Goshen  Bank 
house 

5.  Morning:si(Ie  F'lace. 

2  Bloxsom,  T.  P.  com.  agent 
4  Williamson,  Mrs 

Douglas,  Archd.,   Blackford 
villa 

Darlington,  D.,  Reddan  villa 

Dun,  Mrs 

Cowison,  Peter,  Woodend  villa 

7.  Morton  Street. 

1  Ross,  John,  engineer 
1  Dun,  John,  artist 
1  Dun,  Mrs  Andrew 


3  Sanderson,  Mark 
3  Davidson,  Mrs 

3  Galloway,  ftlisses 

4  Dalziel,  William 

5  Henderson,  D.  W.  agent 
5  Knoblauch,  Hugo 

5  Anderson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

5  Smith,  Patrick 

6  Rintoul,  Misses,  teachers 
8  Goalen,  Thomas,  wriglit 
8  Goalen,  James,  architect 
8  Mackay,  Neil,  builder 

14  Donaldson,  AVilliam 

15  West,  Mrs  Andrew,  grocer 

4.  Monndt"lace. 

1  Tait,  James,  plasterer 
1  M'Wliirter,  John,  artist 
1  AValters,  George 
1  Bertram,  J.  G. 

1  Gumming,  Thomas 

2  Simpson  and  Graham 
2  Brown,  Henry 

ISiew  College 

Kidd,  James,  New  College 

Young,  G.  church  officer 

5.  Murray  Street. 

2  Milne,  Mrs,  midwife 

3  Henderson,  James,  smith 
3  Muir,  Robert,  agent 

5.  1%'apler  SSoad. 
Gowans,  James,  Ilockville 
Nichol,   Mrs  J.   P.,   Huutly 

lodge 

Livingstone,    Alexr.,    Brae- 
side 

Sheppard,  Mrs,  Lammerburii 

8.  1^'elson  l^laee. 

1  Neill,  J.  cabinetmaker 

2  Doughtie,  Mrs 

3.  I^'elson  Street. 
1  Baillie,  Miss 
1  Maxwell,  Mrs  J. 
1  Henderson,  Mrs  John 
1  Cockburn,  J.  F. 

3  M'Kenzie,  Alexander 

3  Beaton,  Alexander,  dyer 

5  Oliver,  WiUiam 

5  Cruickshank,  J.  surgeon 
Royal  Exchange  Assurance 

5  Wood,  William,  C.A. 

5  Northern    Reversion    Com- 
pany 

5  Hanna,  Tiiomas,  C.A. 

7  Paterson  anil  Romanes,  W.S. 

7  Romanes,  John,  S.S.C. 

9  Douglas,  Miss 
11  Duncan  and  Lyon,  S.S.C. 
13  Crichton,  J.  A.  advocate 
13  Crichton,  Hew,  S.S.C. 
13  Crichton,  H.  Hamilton,  W.S. 
15  Alexander,  Charles 
15  Luke,  Misses  J.  and  E. 
15  Grierson,  John  S. 
15  Duncan,  Tliomas 
17  Rutherford,  A.  advocate 


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Northumberland  St.  intersects. 

19  Murray,  J\Irs,  W.  H. 
21  Simpson,  Peter 

21  Stronp,',  Jolin 
21  Hay,  Miss 
21  Keilsou,  Miss 
21  Walker,  Mrs  A.  S. 
21  Mackay,  Miss 

21  "Watson,  Miss 

23  Steele,  Mrs 

25  Hatton,  James,  W.S. 
27  Lawrie,  John  W. 

27  Armstrong-,  Robert 
27  Shaw,  David,  S.S.C. 
27  Reid,  William,  writer 
27  Fletcher,  Charles 

27  Jones,  Mrs 

31  Glenville,  Mrs,  lodgings 

31  Otthenin,  Madame  Johnstone 

31  Youn^,  Mrs 

28  Menzies,  John 

26  Tibbets,  Hugh  G. 
26  Aytoun,  James 
26  Welsh,  Adam 

26  Thomson,  John 
26  Miller,  John 

24  Pringle,  Miss 

22  Muirhead,  A.  painter 

20  Millar,  James,  S.S.C. 
London  Union  Ass.  Office 

20  Shiress,  David  S. 
20  Thomson,  Miss  Mary 
20  Morton,  J.  English  teacher 
18  Myles,  Mrs 
18  Taylor,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 
18  Beifrage,  Mrs 
18  Jameson,  Mrs 
18  Young,  J.  and  Co.  slaters 
18  Baillie,  Mrs  John 
16  Adamson  and  Gulland,  W.S, 
16  Adamson,  D.  M.,  S.S.C. 
12  Allan,  George,  painter 
12  Douglas,  Mrs  Elizabeth 
12  Mackersy,  William,  W.S. 
12  Thomson,  Misses 
10  Adams,  Mrs 
8  Clark,  John 

6  Milne,  Mrs  Ellen 

4  Smyth,  Alexander  W. 
2  Solomon,  H. 
5.  Hewbattle  Terrace. 

1  Laurie,  J.  T.  0. 

2  Callender,  John  A. 

3  M'Lean,  Mrs 

4  Henderson,  Mrs  Dr 

5  AVemyss,  Charles 

7  Wallace,  William,  M.D. 

8  Patterson,  James  E. 

6,  ^'e^vhaveii. 
Melville, Js. co-operative  store 
Morrison,  William,  tinsmith 
Walt,  John,  boot  &  shoemaker 
Geddis,  David,  baker 
Kennedy,  Mrs  Ann,  Klng^s 

Arms  inn 
Main,  Mrs  J.  C.  Peacock  hotel 
Crawford,   James,  Refresh- 
ment liooms 


Wallace,  William,  baker 
Douglas,  Tlios.  ■victual  dlr. 
Devlin,  Thomas 
Alexander,  John,  grocer 
Gunn,  David 
Marr,  G.  and  Son,  joiners 
Taylor,  Mrs 

Laing,  Thomas,  teacher 
Samuel,  James,  flesher 
Gosraan,  John,  joiner 
M'Gowan,  John,  hotel 
Darney,  Robt.  spirit  mcrcht. 
Simpson,  Mrs  J.  grocer 
Kirk,  John,  Ship  inn 
Mather,  Jas.  flesher  (P.-O.) 
Black,  George,  druggist 
Thomson,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 
Bradbrook,  R.  grocer 
Walker,  James,  spirit  dealer 
Jeffrey,  Mrs,  grqcer 
Goldie,  Robert,  slioemaker 
Hall,  George,  smith 
Auchinleck,  John,  Nevrhaven 
park 

6.  'Ke.vp  liaise. 
Dryborough,  George,  grocer 
La'idlaw,  George,  grocer 

3.  We-%v  Street. 

5  M'Morran,  Adam,  dairy 

9  Raeburn,  John 
19  Blackball  Brothers 
21  Long,  Thomas,  and  Son 
23  Gray,  Miss,  dressmaker 
25  Brown,  Thomas 
27  &  29  Marr,  James,  &  Co. 
43  Ireland,  George,  builder 

5.  WewIng-tOBi  Mo«se. 
M'Laren,  Duncan 
5.  Kewiiii'tonB^BacejE. 
1  Fenton,  Mrs  George 

1  Chapman,  Robert 

2  Pillans,  Mrs  Hugh 

2  Pillans,  John  F. 

3  Sim,  F.  R. 

4  Chisholm,  AVilliam,  joiner 

5. 1^'ewingtoia  fSace,  ^'. 

1  Workman,  Wm.  painter 

2  Walker,  George 

2  Blackhali,  John  W. 

3  Thomson,  Mrs  D.  spirit  dlr. 
6  Ferguson,  John 

5  Redpatli,  William  E. 

6  Henderson,  Thomas,  baker 

S-i^'cwing'tom  l^Sace,  W 

1  Clunas,  A.  coal  merchant 

2  Mure,  Miss  M. 

2  Williamson,  David 

2  Morton,  William 

2  Hastie,  Mrs  Jane 

2  Young,  James  R. 

3  Forbes,  A.  builder 

4  Stevenson,  Miss 

5  Maxwell,  Mrs  Patrick 
5  M-Leod,  Miss  J. 


5.  I%i'e\ving-tOH  Terrace. 

(Formerly  Newi':njlon  Place') 

1  MacMillan,  Miss 

2  Henderson,  Miss 

3  Laidlaw,  Mrs  Robert 

4  Young,  Rev.  James 

5  Marshall,  J.  D. 

6  Thomson,  Alex,  accountant 

6  Thomson,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 

6  Thomson,  Charles 

7  Crouch,  W.  (C.  cj-  Son) 
9  Laidlaw,  Miss 

9  Gordon,  Mrs  James 

5.  i^'e-wingtoiB,  IfV. 

1  Waiters,  Andrew,  West  New- 

ington  house 

2  Middlemass,  Geo.  cattle  dlr. 

3  Muir,  James 

3  Haig,  Archibald  G. 
3  Johnston,  Misses 

3  Gillespie,  Rev.  William 

5  Simpson,  George 

6  Aitken,  John,  tea  merchant 

7  Stewart,  Robert 

8  Edington,  Alexander 

9  M'jSfab,  A.  &  J.  dyers.— See 

Adv. 

10  &  11  Lawson,  Geo.  baker,  &c. 

12  Proudfoot,  John,  grocer 

1 3  Hay,  George,  fruiterer 
15  Green,  Misses 

1.  1%'eM'gJort  Street. 
1  Goodsir,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 

4  Mackay,  Jas.  coal  merchant 

4  Robertson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

6  Allan,  Mrs  Wm.  coal  mer. 
Fullartou,  Thomas,  builder 

4.  ^'icolsoii  Ssjuare. 

1  Hutton,  James,  teacher 

i  Hutton,  Miss  Lillias,  teacher 
of  music 

2  Greig,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 
2  Peddle,  James,  printer 

2  Mair,  George,  draper 

3  Bird,  Thomas 

3  Hill,  W^illiam  {H.  Sf  H.) 
3  Branch  of  National  Bank — 
John  M.  Downie,  agent 

5  Milburn,  Dr  George 

6  Jamieson,  Peter,  wine  mer. 

7  Alexander,  Miss 

7  Swanson,  D.  draper 

8  Robertson,  Robert 
8  Spittal,  Mrs  John 

8  Alston,  Mrs 

9  Howieson,  William,  surgeon 

10  Willan,  Rev.  A¥illiam 

11  Orange,  Andre,  photographer 

12  P«?^&  i3a^/is— David  Little 

13  Clu'istie,  Henrj' 

14  Fearns,  William,  teacher 
14  Smart,  Mrs  John 

14  Muiray,  A.  G.  photographer 

14  Petty,  William 

15  Buyers,  James 
15  M'Laren,  James 


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KicoIsoBi  street. 
East,  5.      West,  4. 
1  Steel,  William,  draper 
3  Ross,  Hugh  and  Co. 
5  Buist,  James 
5  Buist,  James,  agent 
5  Cownie,  William 
5  Cogliil!,  Mrs,  lodgings 

5  Imrie,  Henry 

6  Murray,  Mrs  John 
,5  Stebbings,  Isaac 

6  Wilson,  William 

.5  Gibb,  A.  shoemaker 

7  Hilliard,  H.  and  H.  cutlers 

9  &  11  Houklen,  Thomas,  sta- 
tioner 

13,  15,  17  Mercer,  G.  and  Son, 
lace  merchants 

21  Dawson,  William,  stationer 

2.3  Hamilton,  Miss,  milliner 

25  Napier,  G.  B.  hosier 

27  Laing,    Geo.   watchmaker — 
See  Adv. 

29  Porteous,  John  R. 

31  Robertson  and  Cairns 

3 1  Robertson,  Alexander 

31  Cairns,  John 

31  Laing,  George 

33  Carlisle,  Wm.  lace  wareho. 

35  Innes,  Alex,  umbrella-maker 

37,  39,  &  41  Milner,  Colledge, 
and  Ross 

43  Hill,  John,  shoemaker 

45  M'Rae,  Kenneth,  wine  mer- 
chant 

JSicolson  Square  intersects. 

47  M'Lean,  Alex,  spirit  mer. 
49  Wilson,  James,  shoemaker 
,51  DufF,  Peter,  fruiterer 
61  Graham,  G.  printer 
51  Small,  William  Kerr 
53  Abel,  John,  druggist 
55  Steele,  James,  baker 
59  Wilson,  John,  ham  shop 
(U  Davie,  John,  bootmaker 
C3  Anderson,  Robert,  stationer 
(55  Blillar    and   Richard,    type- 
founders to  her  Majesty 
65  Blein,  Mrs  David 
C7  Wilson,  J.  bootmaker 
69  Dickie,  William,  perfumer 
71  Farquharson,   Francis,    con- 
fectioner 
73  Hutton,  John 
75  Morrison,  J.  C.  tailor 
77  Dobson,  John,  phimber 
79  Calder,  John,  com.  agent 
81  Coghill,  Wm.  tailor,  &c. 
87  Sutherland,  A.  bootmaker 
West  Nicolson  Street  intersects. 
89  Kerr,  James,  grocer 
91  Tait,  Pringle,  baker 
93  Middlemass,  W.  spirit  mer. 
95  Bertram,  George 
97  Christie,  A.  old  bookseller 
97  Torrance,  Richard 
97  Lennox,  Miss,  dressmaker 


97  Southern    Loan     Office — 

B.  Barker 
101  Eanken,  Mrs,  ham  shop 
103  M'Laren,  W.  &  G.  fleshers 
105  Veitch,  Misses  C.  and  R. 
109  Murray,  Henrv,  confectioner 
111  Goldston,  David 
115  Hetherington,H.  bellhanger 

I\'icolso7i  Street  Chapel. 
117  Aitken,  Walter,  baker 
117  M'Lachlan,  Walter,  jeweller 

119  Anderson,  D.  hairdresser 

121  Kidd,  James,  agent 

123  Brown,  John,  shoemaker 

125  Smith,  R.  P.  bookseller 

129  Watson,  J.  bootmaker 

131  Dickinson,  G.  J.  hosier 

135  Beaton,  J.  spirit  merchant 
140  Gardner,  W.  C.  haberdasher 
138  Kennedy,  Alexander 

138  Wallace,  Jane,  teacher 
138  Blackie,  John 
138  Wallace,  Paul 

136  Brown,  John,  grocer 

134  Angles,  Wm.  tea  merchant 

132  Robertson,  Mrs  William 

130  Robertson,  R.  victual  dealer 
128  CoUins,  Hugh,  artist 

128  Ritchie,  Mrs 

126  Napier,  James,  druggist 

124  Dickson,  W.  candlemaker 

122  Hamilton,  Wm.  bootmaker 
122  Brown,  James,  confectioner 

120  Munro,  Aitken,  stationer 
120  Fowler,  John,  bootmaker 
118  Rennie,  W.  &  A.  fleshers 
116  Taylor,  Angelo,  draper 
114  Bertram,  J.  bootmaker 
112  White,  Andrew 

112  Young,  John,  plumber 

112  Munro,  Hugli,  house-agent 

112  Henderson,  James 

110  Waugh,  Geoi-ge 

108  Forson,  A.  millinery  wareh. 

106  Crerar,  John,  spirit  mercht. 

104  DufF,  Mrs  M.  milliner 

102  Cattanach,  William,  jun. 
98  Martin,  Mrs  William 
96  Forrest,  George,  bootmaker 
94  Pollock,  Peter,  hosier 
92  Home,  Robert,  tailor 
90  Gibson,  J.  &  Co.  silk  dyers 
88  Turner,  David,  draper 
86  Miller,  Robert,  baker,  &c. 
84  Moclirie,  James,  grocer 
82  Young,  Robert 
80  Crawfoid,  David,  hosier  and 

glover 
78  Greathead,  Miss  E. 
76  M'lvor,  John,  hosier 

West  Richmond  St.  intersects. 

72  &  74  Mitchell,  George 
70  Mackintosh,  A.  bookseller 
68  Taylor,  Jas.  cabinetmaker 
68  Allan,  Mrs,  dressmaker 
66  Brown,  Wm.  shoemaker 
64  Hunter,  Philip,  cooper 
64  Nairn,  Wm.  greengrocer 


62  Craw,  Wm.  C. 
00  Edwards,  W.  brassfounder 
00  Sanderson,  And.  cowfeeder 
58  Asi;lumfor  Indusir.  Blind 
— Martin,  Wm.  manager 
66  Fowlie,  G.  S.  agent 
54  Walker,  James,  grocer 
52  Edinburgh  Total  A  bstinence 
Society  comniiltee  room— 
Strachan,  R.  keeper 
50  Bradshaw    Brothers,  Com- 
mercial house 
60  Royal  Princess  Theatre 

— W.  Paterson,  manager 
48  Colledge,  Joshua,  restaura- 
teur 
48  M'Gill,  John,  shoemaker 
46  Virtue,  J.  S.  publisher 
46  Bremner,  Donald,  writer 
46  M'Leod,  Roderick 
46  Watts,  Henry 
46  Grinton,  James 
44  Porteous,  James 
44  Forrester,  Wm.  fruiterer 
42  Macintosh,  Jn.  tobacconist 
40  Boswell,  Alexander 
38  Asylum  for  Female  Blind 
38  Gillies,  Miss,  matron 
36  Ridpath,  David,  confectioner 

Hill  Place  intersects. 

32  Kerr,  Mrs  James,  bookseller 
30  Low,  John,  slater 
30  Scott,  James,  coal  merchant 
30  Ridpath,  D.  confectioner 
28  Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacconists 
26  Stewart,  Robert,  bootmaker 
24  Cattanach,  William 
24  Paterson,  Thomas  K. 
24  Smith,  John  {Smith  ^-  Son) 
22  Anderson,  W.  and  J.  iron- 
mongers 
20  Lees,  Robert,  druggist 
18  O'Neill,  J.  clothier  &  draper 
Royal  College  of  Surgeons 
Handyside,  P.  D., 
Macadam,    Stevenson,   Ph. 
D.,  F.R.S.E.,  lecturer  on 
chemistry 
Dickie,  John,  officer 
16  Dymock  &  Guthrie,  grocers 
14  Leggat,  John,  watchmaker 
12  Hamilton,  And.  tea  mercht. 
10  Cook,  M.  and  J.  hat  manu- 
facturers 
10  Christian  News  and  Day 

Star  office 
10  Dickson,' John,  bookseller 
10  Hardesty,  George,  draper 
10  Hartman,  Mrs 
10|  M'Intosh,  D.  ironmonger 
8  Fenton,  Mrs,  dining-rooms 
8  Robison,  J.  shoemaker 
4  and  6  Main,  John,  draper 
2  Drysdale,  David,  grocer 

4.  I4;icoBson  Street^ 
West. 
1  Stevenson,  Allan,  hatter 
3  Burgess,  Geo.  draper,  &c. 


272 


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Nor 


Biirffess,  Geo.  draper 

IMiller,  And.  -watchmaker 

Garrety,  Peter,  stationer 

Laiiig,  George 

Scott,  J.  0.  D. 

Dailing,  William 

Burns,  Horatio 

jM'Pherson,  Alexander 

Doig,  K. 

Lawson,  Sirs  William 

Lockie,  Charles,  merchant 

Oliver,  Henry,  lodgings 

M'Queen,  John,  haberdasher 

Hastie,  Francis 

M'Glashan,  Mrs,  ladies'  out- 
fitter 

Smith,  William,  watchmaker 

Anderson,  Misses 

Paterson,  Eobert 

Robertson,  Mrs 

M 'Donald,  Mrs 

Thomson,  Murray,  baker 

M'Keclmie,  J.  dyer  &  scourer 

Gowanlock,  W.  &  A.  fleshers 

Usher,  Andrew 

Mitchell,  David 

Usher,  A.  &  Co.  spirit  dealers 

Beattie,  John,  auctioneer 

Hastie,  John 

Milligan,  John 

Ranken,  Clark,  plumber 

Kennedy,  Thos.  spirit  dealer 

M'Gregor,  William 

Warraker,  Wm.  brassfounder 

Brash,  Thomas,  shoemaker 
8  Ross,  R.  Janiieson,  painter 
4  Joel,  Miss 
2  Ogilvie,  James,  artist 
2  Turnbull  and  Huth 
2  Scott,  Misses 

3.  ItiMdry  Street. 

1  Hume,  James,  spirit  dealer 
37  Baillie  and  Palmer 
39  Douglas,  Thos.  &  Co.  dyers 
29  Lidgate,  Alex,  tailor 
53  Stewart,    Mrs   E.    mattress 

manufticturer 
37  Slight  &  Kerr,  tob.  manufiics. 
o9  Thornton,  William 
43  Munro,  Neil,  furniture  dealer 
43  Sword,  Thomas,  turner 
45  Forsyth,  Mrs  C. 
55  South  Bridge  PaionbroJcing 

Company— See  Adi\ 
57  Hay,  J.  &A.  leather  merchts. 
50  Dr  jBdVs  School 
50  M'Lachlan,  J.  head-master 
34,  36,  &  38  Aikman,  A.  &  D. 

wholesale  leather  merchts. 
36  Hay,  Robert,  boot  and  boot- 
leg manufacturer 
SO  Rutherford  &  Co.'s  counting 

house 
24  and  26  Aikman,  Jas.  leather 

merchant 
22  Harlow,  Thomas,  paper-ruler 
22  and  28  Murray,  J.  printers' 

joiner — See  Adv. 


14  Tron  Church  Female  Indus- 
trial School 

14  Menzies,  Miss,  teacher 

14  M'Neil,  matron 

12  County  Fire  and  Provident 
Life  office — J.  H.  Stott, 
agent 

12  Stott,  J.  H.  leather  merchant 
4,  6,  8,  and  10  Hewat,  J.  and 

Sons,  leather  merchants 

3.  I^iddry  @t. ^  South. 

1  Campbell,  J. 

7  Hay,  Robert 

8  Ramage,  Mrs  W.  cowfeeder 

19  Messer,  W.  &  Co.— See  A  v. 

l^^orth  Sridg;e. 

East,  3.     West,  4. 

1  Slight  &  Kerr,  tobacco  manf. 

2  Bakers'  House  of  Call 
2  Proud,  Peter,  jeweller 

2  Craig,  James,  shoemaker 

2  Shillinglaw,  Peter  F. 

3  Dunlop,  D.  M.  hatter 

4  Hay,  Alex,  stationer 

4-A  Mungle,  Valentine,  &  Co., 
4-A  Bartholomew,  J.  and  Son, 

engravers 
4-A  McCartney,  Hugh,  tailor 

5  Laule  &  Hepting,  toy  warelio. 

6  Black,  Adam   and   Charles, 

publishers 
8  Tait,  T.  pocket-book  maker 
8  Heron,  W.  woollen  merchant 
8  Edgar,  Miss,  dressmaker 
8  Small,  James 
8  Robertson,  J.  &  J.  boot  and 

shoe  makers 
8  Farquhar,  John 

8  Brown,  David  J.  baker 

9  Mortimer,    Wm.   jeweller. — 

See  Adv. 

10  Burge,  W.  hatter 

11  Bennet,  J.  lace  merchant 

13  Combe,  Matthew,  tailor  and 

clothier 
13  Letton,  W.  H. 
13  Letton,  Miss  Ann 
13  M'Diarmid,  John,  tailor 

13  Smith,  S.  tailor  and  clothier 

14  Millar,  John,  watchmaker 

15  Tait,   Alex,    boot  and  shoe 

maker 

17  M'Farlan,  J.  F.  and  Co. 

18  Mackintosh,  James,  surgeon- 

dentist 
18  Smith,  John,  watchmaker 
18  Archibald,  Robert,  tailor 

20  M'Gregor,  James,  tailor 

20  Lindsay  and  Richardson 

21  Kohler,  E.  and  Son 

22  Blackball  and  Scott 

24  Roy,  James,  laceman 

25  Wright,  George,  com.  mer. 
25  Baigrie,  George 

25  M'Kenzie,  Alex,  draper 
25  Short,  David,  accountant 
25  Brechin,  Robert  M.  agent 


25  Gibb,  Andrew,  com.  agent 

25  Bell,  James,  S.S.C. 

25  Drybrough,  And.  commission 

agent 
25  Walker,  George,  wright 
25  Lam-ie  &  Mitchell,  photogrs. 

25  Hutton.  Jas.  die  and  stamp 

cutter 

26  Mackintosh,  James,  tailor 

27  Market  Stairs 

27  Malloch,  Mrs,  basketmaker 
27  Crocket,  T.  (2d  door  down) 

27  Marshall  and  Aitken 

28  Wilkie,  J.  &  M.  trim,  ware- 

house 

29  Millar,  John,  woollen  draper 
29  Ramage,  John,  bookbinder 
29  Aikman,    George,   and  Sou, 

engravers 

29  Aikman,  George,  jun. 

30  Thomson  and  Smith,  clothiers 

31  Harrison,    George,   and   Co. 

successors    to  J.    and  A. 

Ogilvie 
31  Aitcliison,  Thomas  S. 
31  Miller,  John 

31  Miller,  Misses,  dressmakers 

32  Croucn,  William,  and  Son 

33  Gordon,  John,  draper 

34  Blaik,  David,  engraver 

34  Millar,  M.   H.  general  mer- 
chant 

34  Johnston,  Thomas,  jeweller 

35  Koerber,  Johannes,  pei'fumer 

36  Harrison  and  Hill 

37  Taap,  AVm.  linen  merchant 
37  Nicol,  Robert,  die-cutter 
37  Mein,  Wm. 

37  Chisholm,  Miss,  furrier 

38  Smith,  John 

39  Market  Stairs 

39  Peattie,  J.  refreshment-rooms 

40  Rankine,  Thomas 

41  Wells,  L.   and  Co.  tea  mer- 

chants 
41  Sutton,  &  Co.  railway  carriers 

41  Strachan,  William 

42  Pringle,  James,  linen  draper 
42  Milne  Square 

42  Hamilton,  W.  L.  hatter 

43  Brown,  Wm.  hosier 

44  Carrick,  William,  hatter 

44  Craig,  Mrs 

45  Shiels,  Matt,  confectioner 

46  Henderson,  D.  hatter 

47  Hainboiu  Coffee-house 
47  Anderson,  AVilliam 

47  Reid,  William 

48  Ross,  Mrs  Sarah 
48  Davis,  A.  and  Co. 

48  Niblett,  F.  B. 

49  Mackay  and  Chisholm 

50  Ritchie,  David 

51  Preston,  Alex,  jeweller 

51  Olifiers,  Francis  C.  J.  artist. 

— See  Adv. 
51  Shepherd,  J.  accountant 
51  Foster,  Joseph 
61  Sugden,  Son,  and  Nephew 


Nor 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Not 


273 


51  Oldham,  J. 

r>l  Taylor,  Michael 

52  Duncan,  Flockliart,  and  Co. 

53  Richardson,  William,  cutler 
51  Young,  T.  and  Son,  tailors 

54  Bowie  and  Christie 
54  lAluir,  William 

54  Duncan,  Flockliart,  and  Co. 

55  Hay,  J.  and  Co. 

56  Brown  &  Tregilgas,  clothiers 

57  Thallon,  L.  and  Co. 

57  Latham,  R.  fruit  merchant 
57  Wood,  Jolin,  stockbroker 

57  Dow''s  hoarding-house 

58  Young,  Archibald 

59  Romanes  and  Patcrson 

CO  ]\Ieek,  David,  watchmaker 
<;0  Pattison,  Edward 

60  Paterson,  R.  B. 

61  Cunningham,  T.  hatter 

62  Gorrie  &  Anderson,  clothiers 

63  Aitken,  Joim,  agent 
63  Hutton,  John 

6;{  Edmonston,  F.  and  Son 

63  Riddle,  .Joim 

63  Mills,  William,  tailor 

63  Wiiitehead,  W.  and  Son 

64  Mackay,  J.  T.  hatter 

65  Dow,  J.  Allan 

67  Kerr,  William,  wine  merch. 

XorthersB  ISIstrict 
School. 

1.  Henderson  Roiu. 

3.  i^orthumberland 

f»Bace. 

1  Strong,  John,  spirit  dealer 

2  Walker,  William 

2  Taylor,  James 

3  Smith,  George,  dairy 

4  M'Dougall,  John 

4  Smith,  John 

5  Wright,  Mrs,  grocer 

6  Mackay,      Thomas,       boot- 

maker 

7  Macdonald,  R.  spirit  dealer 
3.  iVorihninljerlaaid 

Street. 

1  Gibson  and  Tait,  W.S. 

1  Tait,  James,  jun.  W.S. 

3  Baillie,  Mrs  AVilliam  R. 

5  Brand,  William,  W.S. 

7  Welsh,  Mrs 

9  Pitcairn,  Mrs  Robert 
11  Thomson,  Andrew,  M.D. 
13  Dickson,  Arch.  W.  surgeon 
15  Baillie,  J.  M.,  C.A. 
17  Findlay,  G.  L. 
17  Finlay,  Henry  A.,  C.A, 
19  Matheson,  Alexander 
21  Johnston,  J.  ''^.,  S.S.C. 
23  Dnncan,  J.  M.  advocate 
25  Mackintosh,  A.,  S.S.C. 
27  Chiene,  George  T.,  C.A. 
29  Mackenzie,  Kenneth,  C.A. 
29  Budge,  Henry,  C.A. 
31  Strachan,  R.  H. 
33  Black,  John,  advocate 


33  Carnegie,  James 
35  Anderson,  Robert 
35  Dixon  and  Co.  grocers 

Dundas  Street  intersects. 
37  M'Glashan,  Alex. 
39  Cattanach,  P.  L.  advocate 
39  Cattanach,  William 
41  Macnaughton  &  Finlay,  W.S. 
41  Macnaughton,  A.,  S.S.C. 

41  Universal  Life  Ass.  Society 

43  Smith,  Wm.  writing  master 

45  Gairdner,  John,  M.D. 
47  AValker,  Mrs  William 

47  Walker,  William,  surgeon 
49  Baikie,  Robert,  M.D. 

51  Adam,  J.  advocate 
53  Gillespie,  John,  W.S. 

55  Wright,  T.  Strethill,  M.D. 

57  Keith,  George  S.,  M.D. 

59  Kennedy,  William,  W.S. 

61  Muirhead,  James,  advocate 

63  Thomson,  Rev.  Andw.  D.D. 
65  Robertson,  Miss 

Lane — Porter,  Thomas 
67  Hunter,  Robert,  advocate 

67  Howison,  Mrs  William 

69  Lindsay,  Alex.  M.  advocate 

69  Green,  John  M. 

71  Carstairs,  M.  plumber,  &c. 
73  Thorn,  Mrs 

75  Carmichael,  R.  flesher 

76  Fleming,  James 

72  Kinloch,  Miss 

72  Brown,  David,  writer 

72  Macredie,  Robert 

72  Conacher,  Miss 

72  Chalmers,  Mrs 

72  Kay,  John 

72  Stalker,  Colin  K. 

72  Kay,  William  P. 

70  Murray,  George 
Lane 

68  Campbell,  Miss,  of  Southall 
GG  Smith,  Mrs  David 

64  Darling,  James  S.,  W.S. 

62  Auld,  Miss 
62  Wilson,  Mrs 

60  Curriehill,  Lord 

60  Marshall,  J.  advocate 

58  Macara,  L.  M.,  W.S. 

56  Webster,  George,  advocate 
64  Curror  &  Cowper,  S.S.C. 

52  Scott,  Miss 

50  Richardson,  John,  W.S. 

48  Grant,  J.  Dundas,  advocate 

46  Bannatyne,  A.  B.  advocate 
46  Smith,  Thomas,  lodgings 

44  M'Laren,  W.  N.  advocate 

42  Royal  Engineers^  Office 
Lane 

40-A  Tuting,  Mrs 

Johnstone,  John 
40  Arthur,  Richard,  advocate 
38  Malcolm,  Miss 

Dundas  Street  intersects. 
34  Tod,  Robert,  baker 
32  Player,  John,  coach-hirer 
32  Adamson,  D.  spirit  dealer 


!  30  Tliomson,  John,  S.S.C. 
28  Staples,  Mrs 
26  Armitage,  Samuel  Harry 

22  Carmichael,  Wm.  S.  surgeon 

20  Lancaster,  Henrv  H. 

13  Seller,  Dr  Wm.  F.R.C.P. 

16  Forrester,  AVilliam,  treasurer 

G.  H.  Hospital 

14  Gordon,  Mrs  Dr 

14  Gordon,  Rev.  Robert 

14  Gordon,  AVilliam,  M.D. 

12  Paterson,  D.  VV.  (Lindsay  A- 

P.)     ' 
10  Fife  Sf  Kinross  Eaily.  Office 
10  Lindsay  &  Paterson, 'W.S. 

10  Lindsay,  James,  AV.S. 

8  Cassels,  Alexander,  W.S. 
6  Ferguson,  Wm.  W.S. 

4  Torrance,  John,  baker 
2  Mackay,  Thomas 

2.  Norton  I'Eace,  South. 

1  Reid,  Mitchell,  grocer 

5  Spindler,  Mrs  E. 

5  Murray,  James  H. 

5  Rathbone,  Samuel 

1 1  Pearson,  Thomas 
11  M'Pherson,  John 
11  Rennie,  Thomjis 

11  Simpson,  John 

15  Blair,  James 

17  Morrison,  Miss 
17  Opthorpe,  Albert 
19  Meikle,  Miss 

21  Baird,  Mrs 

2 1  Dickson,  James,  grain  mercb. 

23  Burnet,  Andrew 
23  Smith,  Mrs  M. 
25  Ross,  William 

Donaldson,  Alex. 

Jack,  John,  spirit  dealer 

Low,  W.  H.  sculptor 

3.  itiorton  PSace,  Ea,«t. 

2  Low,  AA'illiam 

2  Thomson,  Robert 

4  Easton,  Mrs,  laundress 

6  Craig,  D.  baker 
10  Dirrel,  John 

10  Somervilie,  W. 
10  Sinclair,  Peter 

12  AValcot,  John 

16  Aitkinson,  J.T.  deputy-comp- 

troller (G'.P.-O.) 
16  Fulton,  AV.  B. 
16  AVhyte,  Mrs 

3.  Hlorton  Place,  West. 

1  Cooper,  Hunter 
30  Berry,  James 
34  Muir,  Mrs  David 
36  Peddle,  James 

3.  motting^ham  Place. 

Horse  Repository— Mo'ir,  P. 
4  Gibb,  Alexander,  builder 
4  Reid,  M.  AV.  printer 
6  Watson    and   Henry,  coach- 
builders 


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4.  flJld  AsseJsitoSy  Ctosr. 
Henderson,  Wm.  merchant 
George  Heriofs  School 
Foulis,  Robert,  teacher 
Forrester,  Jaue  H. 
Fraser,  Charles  P.  broker 
Hastie,  Alexander,  bill  poster 
Robertson,  John,  bill  poster 
Munro,  Donald,  mason 

1  Webster,  John 

2  Ainslie,  James,  coal  mercht. 
2  Sword,  James,  coal  mercht. 

6,  ®M  CSiurcii  street. 
Innes,  Robert,  shipbuilder 
Dow,  L.  S.  agent 
Philip,  Robert,  merchant 
Thomson,  E.  coal  merchant 

CBose. 

5  Night  Asyluvi 

6  Swanston.  Robert 

9  North  Briton  Office 
10  Neill  and  Co.  printers 

4  Blooney,  Patrick 
21  Council,  John,  shoemaker 

3.  ®M  ff*hys!C  ®ar«leijs. 
Crawford,  James,  smith  and 

farrier 
Cameron,  James  &  Son,  haii 

manufacturers 
FotheriDgham,R.  cabinetmkr. 
Thorburu,  James,  turner 
1  Tod,  Matthew 
1  Thomson,  Mrs  R. 

1  Cun-ie,  J.  and  Co. 

2  Henderson,  Donald 

3  Lumsdaine,  Jas.  spirit  dealer 

4  M'Vey,  Jas.  brassfounder 

4  Watson,  Fran,  brassfounder 

5  Robertson,  Alex.  com.  agent 

6  M'Vey   and   Watson,   brass- 

founders 

6  Greig,  John  &  Son,  printers 

7  M'Donald,  Angus 

8  Lindsay,  James,  fruit  mercht. 

8  Lindsay,  Robert 

9  Henderson,  D.  spirit  dealer 

9  Stewart,  Alex,  spirit  mercht. 

Morrison,  J.  and  G. 
Leith  Candle  Company 
Cathcart,  Ferguson,  and  Co. 

7.  Orcliardifield. 
Johnston,  John  {Shotts  Iron 

Co.) 
Strathie,  Andrew 
Carse,  D.  and  Co. 
Mitchelhill,  P.  {D.  C.  ^  Co.) 
Craig-ie,  E.  H. 
Syme,  Adam 
Syme,  Robert 
Russell,  Robert 
Underwood,  Thos.  S.  grocer 


Orchardfield  Lane 
Angus,  Mrs 

Bruce,  J.  (^Shotts  Foundry') 
Tait,  James,  grocer 

1.  ©rclaardSeld  I^Jace. 

1  Saunders,  John,  grocer 

2  Walker,  Robert,  grocer 

3  Anderson,  David,  baker 
5  Ormiston,  Mrs 

1.  ClrchardfieSd  Street. 
1  Carmichael,  Archd. 
3  Shepherd,  George 

1.  4>rplian  Hospital. 
Moncreiff,  J.  Scott,  treasurer 
Crawford,  John,  governor 
M'Morine,  John,  teacher 
Preshaw,  Allan,  gardener 
Laing,  Miss  Isabella,  matron 
Neilson,  Miss  Jane,  teacher 

1.  ©stoorme  Terrace. 

1  Renton,  Mrs 

2  Adams,  Miss 

3  Mitchell,  Wm. 

5  Forgie,  Robt.  cattle  salesman 

8  Williams,  Alex. 

9  Carfrae,  T. 

10  Howden,  Mrs 

11  Howden,  James 

12  Scott,  Thos. 

1.  Oxford  Street. 

2  Caton,  Mrs  Mary 

4  Hog,  James  Maitland 

4  Mathieson,  Rev.  Finlay 
4  Christie,  John 
4  Nicolson,  Wm. 
4  Young,  Jam.es 

3  Russell,  Geo.  Gray 

3  Hunter,  Robert,  Builder 
3  Bucknell,  Henry  F. 
3  Dalgleish,  David  &  Son 
3  M'Laren,  John 
3  Coates,  Mrs  Thomas 

1.  ^Ixford  Terrace. 

1  Douglas,  Misses 

2  Wood,  Wm.,  C.A. 

3  Murdoch,  Arch.  Bum 

3  Murdoch,  Mrs  Burn 

4  Romanes,  Robert 

5  Campbell,  Ord  Graham 

6  Bouch,  Thomas 

7  Perigal,   Arthur,    landscape 

painter 

8  Kippen,  J.  H.  of  Westerton 

9  Stevenson,  Rev.  R.  H. 

10  Brodie,  Alex. 

11  Sandford,  Rev.  Daniel  F. 

12  Morehead,  Mrs  Catherine 

4.  B'almer's  iSiBlMlng-s. 
Laing,  G.  wright  &  undertak. 
Scott,  J.  0.  D. 
Warraker,  Wm. 


4.  l^ark  Mace. 
1  Edbiburgh  Ladies'  Institu- 
tion 

1  Steeu,  John  C.  head  master 

2  Tait  and  Crichton,  W.S. 
2  Tait,  J.  C,  W.S. 

2  Tait,  John,  advocate 

3  Dickson,  David 

4  Macfarlan,  Mrs  J.  F. 

6  Turpy,  George,  stabler 
(j  Johnston,  A.  cabinetmaker 
Park  place  house 
Southern  Academy 
Ramage,  Alex,  teacher 
Brown,  J,  E.  teacher 
Common,  Robert,  janitor 

4.  Park  Street. 
1  Sinclair,  Miss  Mary 
1  Ferguson,  Misses 
1  Wilson,  Miss 

1  M'Leod,  Mrs 

2  Hunter,  Wm. 

3  AVhyte,  David 

4  Gray,  Charles 

4  Henderson,  Mrs 
4  Chisholm,  Alex. 
4  Home,  Mrs    - 
4  JIackay,  John 
4  Doull,  David 
4  Doull,  Mrs 

4  Clunie,  John 

5  Richardson,  Wm. 

6  Johnston,  Alex. 
6  Dickson,  Misses 

6  Williamson,  Miss,  milliner 
6  Mathieson,  W.  merchant 

6  Macaulay,  B.  J.  clerk 

7  Johnston,  John,  engraver 

7  Hogg,  A. 

5.  I*arkside  Street. 
2  Row,  V.  H. 

2  Ross,  Wm. 

3  Plimer,  Andrew 
5  Dobie,  Thomas 
5  Russell,  Alex. 

8  Gentle,  John  (G.P.-O.) 
8  Howie,  Mrs  J. 

8  Proudfoot,  James 

9  Baigrie,  G.  agent. — See  Adv. 
10  Tweedie,  Wm.  . 

12  Taylor,  P.  | 

13  TurnbuU,  Misses  I 

13  Murray,  Mrs  J.  ' 

14  Crooks,  John 

14  Anderson,  James 

17  Greig,  James  (J.  S,-  J.  G.) 

17  Orr,  John,  CM. 

17  Garriock,  John 

17  Galloway,  Robert 

17  Scott,  Wm. 

4.  l^ai'Iiainent  Square. 

St  ales'  Church,  High  St. 
Linton,  T.  superintendent  of 

city  police 
M'Lellan,  A.  lieutenant 


Par 


STEEET  DIRECTORY. 


Pit 


\i.) 


Millar,  D.  lieutenant 
H.  M.  Exchequer  Chambers 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  Chancery 
Presenter     of    Signatures 

Office 
Commissary  ClerFs  Office 
Hill,  James  L.,  W.S.  ' 
Macaiiiay,  John 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland 
Taylor,  Lanr.  (  Union  Bank) 
Gow,  Jas.  M.  (  Union  Bank) 
Office  ofH.  M.  Works 
Matliieson,  Eobt.  surveyor 
Doyle,  Charles  A. 
Grown  Agent's  Office 
Murray,  Andrew,  j an.  W.S. 
Parliament  House 
Weddeil,  Rob.  superintendent 
Watfon,  Thos.  doorkeeper 
Courts  of  Law 
Advocates'  Library 
Solicitors  Supreme  Courts'' 

Library 
Signet  Library 
County  Buildings 
Sheriff  Clerk's  'Office 
Superintendent    of   Roads' 

Office 
Procurator  -f  seal's    Office 

for  the  County 
Justice  of  Peace  Office 
Brown,  John,  W.S. 
Archibald,  George 
County  Police  Office 

List,  Alfred  J.,  chief  con. 
County  Weights  and  Mea- 
sures Office 

fi'arson's  fSreesj. 
Innes,  W.  S.  Mitchell 
S'arsonage,  ILeitSj. 
White,  Rev.  J.  A. 


I.  Patriot 

12  Colville,  AYm.  tailor 
23  Drummond,  G. 
35  Reid,  John 

Johnston,  Wra.  washing  and 
dressing  establishment 

l®a4tison  S^treet. 
5  Day,  Joseph 
7  Munnoch,  Misses 

3.  I^aul's  Work, 
Foot  ofLeilh  Wijnd. 
Ballanlyne  and  Co.  printers 
and  stereotypers 

3.  I"icar«Sy  I*!ace. 

3  Wilson,  Peter,  jun. 

5  Simson,  James,  accountant 

5  Runciman,  John,  waiter 

5  Runciman,  Mrs,  lodgings 

5  Burnett,  James  A. 

.5  Milne,  William 

7  Veitch,  Mrs 

9  Nicol,  Captain  Robert 


Millar,  A.  jeweller 
Meade,  John,  jeweller 
Stewart,  Mrs 
Young,  George 
Wylie,  Alexander,  W.S. 
Martin,  G.  plumber 
Lind,  Robert 
Renny,  James,  jun. 
Tliomson,  Mrs  William 
Falkirk   Lron    Co. — Robert 

Scott,  agent 
Muir,  W.  H.,  S.S.C. 
Ranken,  Francis 
Leyde,  Otto 
Halswelle,  Keeley 
Smart,  John 
Hay,  George 
Keith,  John 

Scott's  school. — See  Adv. 
Graham,  Mrs 
Church  of  Scotland  Normal 

School  Boarding-house 
Gibson,  Peter  Clark,  surgeon 
Campbell,    T.   B.   and   Co., 

metal  merchants 
Mill,  Mrs  John 
Spink,  Mrs 
Daun,  Robert,  M.D. 
Sinclair,  Veitcli,  M.D. 
Hill,  Robert,  W.S. 


S'.  fierslsill  SSarrackis. 
Steedman,  James,  canteen 

Wllvl^  Cottages. 
1  Simpson,  Robert 
3  Hume,  Mrs  William 


S.  ]PiIi-ig- 

ings. 
1  M'Donald,  James 

16  Gould,  Mrs  Robert 

IS  Millar,  Alex.  {G.P.-O.) 

40  Black,  Hugh  (G.P.-O.) 

41  Beavis,  David 

42  Harper,  Henry 
45  Cowie,  James 

2.  PiBrig-  l^Iace. 
1  Galloway,  W.,  S.S.C.  &  N.P. 
1  Hay,  Peter,  grocer 
1  Stewart,  Mrs  George 

6.  I^ilrig-  Sta-eet. 
South,  2. 
1  Robertson,  Alex.,  A.M.,  Pilrig 

street  academy 
3  Petrie,  Stephen  F. 
5  Muir,  John,  brewer 
7  Lindsay,  Robert,  druggist 
9  Wallace,  Alexander 
9  Wallace,  Misses 
11  Moodie,  Miss 
13  Shields,  William 
15  Scott,  John 

17  M'Crie,  W.  ( W.  M'C.  ^  Co.) 
19  Jh.omson,'R.R.(R.H.f.S,''Co.) 
21  Wright,  A.  B.  merchant 


23  Walker,  Mrs 

25  Cunynghame,  Mrs 
27  Mann,  Alex,  solicitor 

Hewat,  A.  L.  Pilrig  cottage 
Blaikie,   Rev.   W.   G.,  D.D. 
Pilrisi'  manse 

24  Somerville,  J.  (J.  S.  4'  Co.) 

22  Somerville,  J.  (M.  S.  '^-  Co.) 

20  Methven,  Thomas 
Robertson,  Wm.  gardens 

15  Steele,  AV. 

16  Galloway,  William  D. 

14  M'Kinlay,  Charles 

12  Scott,  Miss 

10  Anderson,  W.  wine  merchant 

8  Johnstone,  Mipses 

6  Greig,  Robert  {G.P.-O.) 

6  Thomson,  Miss 

4  Brebner,  D.  gardener 

4  Tait,  John 

2  Heatley,  Andrew 

■?.  IPirnieSield. 
2  Walker,  William 

2  Thomson,  William 

3.  l"it!!;  ^ireet. 
1  AYelsh,  Adam,  wine  mercht. 
1  Wilson,  James,  butcher 

3  Aitken,     W.     chemist     and 

druggist 
3  Deas,  Mrs  Colonel 
3  Shaw,  Duncan 

5  Macgregor,  William 

5  Macgregor,  W.  &D.  builders 
5  Curr,  Henry,  writer 
5  Tolmic,  Ih-s,  Dr 
5  Tolmie,  Misses 
5  Gibson,  Mrs 

7  M'Gibbon,  John  S.  builder 

9  Geddes,  James 

11  Smith,  J.  Irvine 

13  Wemyss,  Miss 

13  Baird,  Wm.  plasterer 

13  Dick,  Miss  Janet 

13  Scott,  Mrs  Alex. 

13  Hall,  David,  advocate 

13  Law,  Miss 

13  Jackson,  James 

15  Adam,  James 

17  Darling,  Miss 

19  Eraser,  Mrs  David 

19  Carfrae,  Robert 

19  Pringle,  Thomas,  merchant 

19  Steele,  Miss 

21  Raeburn,  Robert  R.  architect 
21  Raeburn,  John  P.  accountant 
21  Raeburn,  James  S. 

23  Jlacpherson,  Charles 

25  Scott,  James 
25  Rae,  George 

25  MacWilliam,  Mrs 

25  Putdie,  Mifses 

25  M'Intosh,  George,  writer 

25  AVhyte,  Misses 

27  Stewart,  Alex.  James,  W.S. 

27  Tweedale,  James,  merchant 

29  Archibald,  J.  baker 

31  Moffat,  James,  butcher 

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EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Pie 


33  Bro-wn,  Alexander,  grocer 

33  Carr,  David 

32  Purvis,  David,  spirit  mercbt. 

30  Winton,  Miss 

30  May,  Jlrs 

30  Kirlcwood,  Mrs 

26  M'Nicol.  Mrs  James 

2G  Fraser,  Mrs 

2G  Duff,  Mrs 

26  Watson,  Jlrs  Hamilton 

24  Brown,  W.  A.  advocate 

24  Forbes,  Alexander 

22  M'Clumpha,  John 

20  Miller,  Joliii  {D.  M.  ^  Son) 

20  Murray,  Miss 

20  White,  Robert 

20  Jack,  Mrs  Andrew 

20  Dunbar,  J.  ironmonger 

]8  Grant,  Miss 

IG  ConsoUdaled  Life  Assurance 

Company 
16  Morrison, A. K.,  S.S.C.  agent 
14  Pattison,  Miss 
14  Smith,  Mrs  J.  G. 
14  Mason,  James,  S.S.C. 
14  Reynolds,  Andrew,  printer 
14  Carstairs,  Mrs 
14  Thomson,  Robert 
14  Thomson,  John 
12  Watson,  William,  advocate 
10  Fowler,  Alex.  &  Son,  painters 

8  Burnett,  John,  advocate 

6  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

6  Watson,  Jliss 

6  Mitchell,  Andrew 

6  Gray,  Miss 

6  Lees,  J.  B.  W.,  S.S.C. 

6  Dunlop,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6  Gardiner,  J.  advocate 
4  Henderson,  James 

4  Hay,  Sir  Arthur  Graham 

2-A  Sl'Intosh,  Mrs 

2  Hogg,  John,  stationer 

2  Russell,  Robert,  baker 

1.  Pitt  Street,  XortSa. 

Cassie,  Andrew,  dyer 
Baird,  William,  plasterer 
Ellis,  Thomas,  cabinetmaker 

3  Mitcliell,  David,  bootmaker 
3  Crosbie,  Miss  M.  milliner 

7  Paterson,  Miss  A.  iruiterer 
Matbison,  W.  J.  builder 
M'Farlane  and  Gibb 
Jackson, Thos.&Son,pluinbrs. 

46  Clay,  John 

S9  Rhind,  John,  sculptor 

35  Lyon,  Miss,  dressmaker 

36  Stalker,  Mrs  James 
41  Moncrieff,  John 

43  Hardie,  Charles  H. 

45  Wilson,  John,  bootmaker 

47  Riddle,  iirs  C.  stationer 


51  Crow,  George  H.  builder 
56  Ewart,  J.  joiner 

6. 1'itt  St.,  Sonnington. 

1  Renwick,  W.  seedmerchant 

2  Dall,  Mrs 

2  Black,  William 

3  Kevans,  Chas.  com.  traveller 

4  Wishart,  Miss 

4  Scott,  James 

5  Thomson,  Robt.  shipmaster 

6  Stewart,  Alex.  (Customs) 

7  Ciialmers,  C.  S. 
7  Gregor,  John 

7  Thomson,  George 
7  Dow,  L.  S. 
7  Thorlaurn,  George 
7  Hurton,  Mrs 
9  Dauney,  Mrs 
Sibbaid,  Mrs 

6.  fi»itt  Street.  East 
SSonuing'ton. 

1  Hugh,  Edward,  saw  maker 

3  Kinghorn,  Miss 

4  Kinghorn,  Alex,  builder 

6  Kinghorn,  James 

7  Waitt,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

Pleasance.* 

1  Waugh,  John 
25  Borrowman,  Robert,  spirit 

merchant 
29  Thomson,  Alexander 
31  Gray  and  Sons,  veterinary 

surgeons 
31  Gray,  Alexander,  jun. 
E.  Drummond  St.  intersects. 
33  &  37  Watters,D.  brnshmaker 
51  Boyle,  James,  printseller 
55  Miller,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

Adam  Street  intersects. 
59  Lewis,  James,  grocer 
61  Leslie,  Alex,  tinsmith 
61  Dixon,  John,  draper 
63  Smith,  Adam 
69  Howie,  John 
73  Wishart,  James 
75  Rollo,  James,  grocer 
87  Christie,  Mrs  John 
95  Waugh,  William,  and  Son 
101  AVright,   Andrew  C.    brush 

manufacturer 
117  M'Intyre,  John,  bootmaker 

East  Richmond  St.  intersects. 
125  Grandison,  Jas.  shoemaker 
143  Roger,  William 
153  M'Culloch,  John,  provision 

merchant 
165  Milne,  William 
167  Kennedy,  Robert 
171  Gilroy,  William 


173  Inglis,  Thomas 
175  Muirhead,  James 
177  Lawson,  John 

177  Shirtsinger,  Matthew 
179  Stevenson,  John,  grocer 
197  Gray_,  Charles,  ironmonger 
205  Morris,  Henrv 

207  Fuller,  William 

209  Farmer,  Miss  Agnes,  baker 

202  Carter,  Mrs  J.  spirit  dealer 

192  Torrance,  Thos. 

190  Hutton,  Archibald 

188  Souness,  Thomas,  grocer 

178  Weston,  John 

1 72  Carswell, Wm.  spirit  mercht. 

166  Weir,  James,  baker 

162  Shepherd,  G. 

160  Heron,  James,  grocer 

Carnerjie  Street  intersects. 
158  Brown,    R.     M.    provision 

merchant 
146  Gibson,  Thomas 
138  Dea,  George,  merciiant 
136  Mackay,     Duncan,     china 

merchant 

Brown  Street  intersects. 
130  Ritchie,  James  G. 

Salisbury  Street  intersects. 
126  Gellatly,  W. 
126  Allan,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
120  Robertson,  Charles 
102  Ritchie,  Patrick 
102  Robertson,  William 
100  Dodds,  William 

98  Proud,  Mrs 

96  Airmet,  J.  earthenware  dlr. 

92  Robertson,  Donald 

86  Logan,  John,  printer 

84  Latimer,  Geo.  watchmaker 

84  Latimer,  Mrs 

82  Falconer,  H.  D. 

Arthur  Street  intersects. 
Arthur  Street  Chapel 
78  Gray,  Daniel  {G.P.-O.) 
78  Dick,  George 
74  Friends'  Meeting  House 
62  Paxton,  William 
60  Fulton,  John,  brewer 
62  Pleasance  Territorial  Chr. 
48  Heriot,  Thomas 
46  Paton,  Andrew  51. 
46  Ritchie,  George,  brewer 
44  Henderson,  AValter 
44  Duncan,  James 
42  Dalgleish,  J.  wright 
40  Inglis,    William,  and   Son, 

coach  builders 
36  AVilliamson,  Mrs 
34  Grant,  Wm.  cabinetmaker 
24  Arkley,  Mrs 


Pleasance,  from  Salisbury  street  to  Beaumont  place 

Do.        East  side,  South  back  of  Canongate  to  Salisbury  street , 
Do.         West  side,  East  Crosscausey  to  Drummond  street 
Do.  do.        Drummond  street  to  Cowgate 


Pon 


STEEET  DIRECTORY. 


Pre 


^"77 


24  Sime,  Gcorg-e 
20  Abernelhy,  James 
4  Mouuiir,  D.  turner 

5.  S°onton  Street. 

14  Wemyss,  John 

5'.  I^oplar  ILaiie. 
4  Ilutton,  John 
G  Blown,  Thomas,  wright 
13  Topping,  John 

15  Topping-,  Alex.  J. 

1.  S'ort-MamiEtosB. 

2  Shaw,  AVm.  coal  merchant 

3  Vallauce,  J.  jun. 

4  Mason,  David 

5  Glen,  Thomas 
fi  Tliom,  Joini 

8  JMackay,  James 

9  Glen,  R.  &  J.  coal  merchts. 

10  Kirkland,  John,  manager 
Duke   of  Hamiltoii's    Coal 

office 

11  Jolinston  and  Thorn 

11  Thom,  John,  sen. 

12  Allan,  Mrs 

13  Rodger,  James,  agent 

14  Kemp,  J.  &  R. 

15  A^alJance,  J.  &  Co. 

16  Fairley,  Mungo 
20  Comb,  David 
22  Sinclair,  Miss 

1.  fi^ort-Mopetonn. 

1   Union  Canal  Co.'s  office 

1  Aitken,  Peter 

2  Wilson,  John,  coalmaster 

3  Beattie,  W.  &  Sons 

4  Leggat,  James 

6  Scott,  William,  &  Son 
6^  Shearer,  Thomas 

7  Henderson,  James 

7  Potts,  William  and  Henry 
8^  Crawford,  John 

10  Bishop,  James 

11  Simpson,  J. 

1 1  Clialmers,  John 

14  Chinas,  Alex. 
13  Noble,  Mrs  John 

16  Burns,  John 

1.  E'ortlaitd  E^Sace. 

1  Pnllar,  David,  wright 
1  "Wilson,  Mrs 

3  Cooper,  Mrs 

4  M'Quillen,  Wm.  silk-dyer 

5  Kidd,  Miss 

6  Gardner,  Alex,  tailor 

9  Tod,  John,  cattle  agent 
1 1  Brydon,  John 
13  Williamson,  Adam 

15  Law,  Joiui 

17  Leggat,  James,  coal  agent 
17  Leggat,  Miss 

6.  fl'ortland  PI.,  Ejeith. 

1  Blyth,  Pi.  grocer  &  spirit  dlr. 

2  Ross,  G.  china  merchant 


4  Syme.  John,  bootmaker 

Cook,  Alex,  carter 
9  Wright,  Thomas 

10  Tait,  John,  flesher 

11  M'Lean,  Hugh 
11  Robertson,  Mrs  J. 
11  Roraeling,  Rudolph 

1 1  Giover,  Mrs  Robt.  lodgings 
11  Reay,  John 

1 1  Forbes,  John 

12  Warrack,  Mrs  Jnne 
14  Eraser,  Mrs  William 

14  Morrison,  D.  shipowner 

15  Sarrison,  C.  spirit  dealer 

6.  Poriland  ferraee. 

1  Skilling,  Andrew  M. 

2  Morrison,  Mrs  C.  lodgings 
2  Seater,  John,  shipmaster 

2  Thomson,  George,  sliipmaster 
2  Rintoul,  David,  shipmaster 
2  Pole,  James,  shipmaster 

2  Ramsay,  A.  shipmaster 

3  Dalrymple,  John 

4  Tait,  John 

4  Gallaway,  Alex,  shipmaster 

4.  foiterrow. 

1  Wood,  John,  dairy 

8  Gilchrist,  Henry 
11  Ilaxton\^  Courts  Donaldson, 

Jolm  G. 
23  Graham's  Court. 

23  Craig,  Christie,  &  Co. 
25  TurnhulVs  Entry 

25  Bell,  Robert,  wright 
27  Ker,  Thomas,  cutler 
39  Marshall,  J.  &  Son,  merchts. 

69  Smith,  Peter 

71  Doull,  David,  and  Co. 

87  Pairman  Brothers 

82  Dow,  George,  merchant 

80  M'Kechney,  And.  bricklayer 

74  Hume,  Robert 

70  Laing,  George,  wright 
68  Dickson,  Wm.  cowfeeder 

55  Temple,  Thomas 

56  Ross,  Donald,  Avater-ofEcer 
56  Siiearer,  Thomas 

54  Ritchie,  Mrs 
48  Bell,  Robert 

Alison  Square  intersects. 
42  Good,  John,  spirit  dealer 
38  Arnott,  Mrs  R.  spirit  tnercht. 
36-U  Macallum,  James,  vinegar 
maker  and  commis.  agent 

24  Utterson,  Robert 

18  Miller,  A.  and  Son,  smiths 
14  Henderson,  Mrs 
6  Aitchison,  Robert,  dairy 

5.  E'^o^vbnrn. 

Temple,  Alexander,  cottage 
Pearson,  Thos.  contractor 
Reid,  J.  tanner  and  leather 
dresser 

IS.  PowderliaSI. 

Macdonald,  Lieut. -Colonel,  of 
Powderhall 


Ross,  James 
Sinclair,  Daniel 
L]glis,  John 

I^restoniield. 

Cunyngham,  Sir  W.  H.  Dick, 
Bart. 

o.  Preston  Street,  E. 
1  Nicolson,  William,  grocer 
3  Oldham,  J. 
3  Rickman,  Mrs  E. 
5  Muir,C.B.(H'.^'C.^.i)7.) 
7  Thomson,  Mrs 
7  Alexander,  Robert,  sen. 
7  Alexander,  R.  and  A.  W. 
7  Henderson,  Thomas 
7  Macmillan,  Thomas 
9  Smith,  J.  (  W.  S.  I-  Son) 
liobertson's  Academy — 

AVm.  Wasou,  rector 
Tait,    James,   Newington 
Burying  Ground 
13  Young,  Mrs  Thomas 
13  Doig,  J. 

13  Paterson,  John  (P.  Sf  S.) 
13  Thomson,  Charles  J. 
13  Young,  William  Dean 
15  Smith,  James  (  W.  S.  Sr  Son) 
17  Smith,  Wm.  &  Son,  builders 
38  Whytock's  cabinet  factory 
36  Burnside,  John 
34  Proudfoot,  John 
34  Craig,  Thomas 
32  Hutton,  Robt.  Joseph 
32  Hutchison,  Alexander 
32  Sutherland,  Mrs  James 
32  Aikman,  Mrs 
32  Pritty,  John 
32  Buchan,  Thomas 
32  Finlay,  Jlrs  W. 
Young,  Robert 
AVilson,  Mrs 
Long,  John 
Prater,  Wm. 
Pearce,  Wm.  H. 
Bryce,  James 
Compton,  Mrs 
Compton,  Miss,  board,  school 


30 
30 

28 
28 
28 
28 
26 
26 

5.  Preston  Street,  ItV. 

1  Cameron,  Robt.  Owen,  spirit 

merchant 

2  Thomson,  Mrs  Andrew 

2  Owen,  C.  painter  and  glazier 

3  Pollock,  Mrs  John 
3  Drummond,  James 
3  Gunn,  Mrs  George 

3  Brockie,  James 

4  Scott,  Mrs 

6  Crabb,  Mrs  Alex. 
6  Paterson,  James 
6  Smith,  Mrs  James 
6  Cownie,  David 
6  Morham,  James 

6  AVatson,  John 

7  Wilson,  James,  cattle  agent 
9  Galloway,  Miss,  lodgings 

TO  Cooke,  Adam 


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10  Hay,  Alex. 

10  Storie,  Jas.  com.  agent 

10  Dewar,  Miss  I. 

10  Lindsay,  A.  (i.  Sf  R.) 

10  BPLeaii,  Mrs  Dr. 

11  Brand,  James,  gi-ocer 
li  Fonlis,  Ivobert 

14  Lawrie,  Peter 

14  Macnab,  Peter  (M.  §■  li.) 

14  Smith,  R.  S.  {Inland  Rev.) 

16  Pack,  Misses 

17  Gilray,  Joseph 
17  Yomig,  John 
17  Murray,  Miss 

17  Thomson,  Mrs  W.  ofPolbeath 
17  Froom,  Mrs  J. 

17  Shilling-law,  Thomas,  writer 

18  M'Doiiald,  Mrs  M. 

20  Middlemas,  baker 

21  M'Dougall,  J.  coach-hirer 

22  French,  Mrs  Janet,  spirit  dlr. 
24  Dobson,  ilatthew,  joiner 

24  Finnic  Brothers,  brushmakers 
24  Thorburn,  Robert,  builder 
Farquharson,      Charles    H. 
Jessamin  Collage. 
5.  I^restOBi  Terracie. 
14  Watson,  Mrs  Thos. 
14  Ravenscroft,  Edward  {of  F. 
L.  Sj'  Son.) 

12  Crager,  Mrs  Philip 

12  Sibbald,  Jliss  Margaret 

10  Syme,  Mrs 

10  Ross,  Mrs  John 

8  Ross,  Hngh 

8  Brown,  Mrs 

8  Hutchison,  Robert,  builder 

6  Smyth,  Miss 

4  Smith,  Geo.  (G.P.-O) 

4  Watson,  James 

4  Paterson,  James,  builder 

4  Small,  William 

4  Bell,  Robert  G.  engraver 

4  Gray,  James  (G-'. P.- 0) 

2  Watson,  W.  F. 

3'  I'riBSBrose  Saiakj 

Lochend  Road. 
Grieve,  John  (Nat.  Bank) 
S.  Primrose  Enlace. 

2  Hamilton,  Matthew 

2  Forrest,  Mrs 

2  Forrest,  Miss 

2  Webster,  William 

'3.  Primi-ose  Street. 
Morgan,  John,  dairy 
Brown,  Thomas 

a»rinee  Altoert 
ISuilding^s. 
56  Andei'son,  Thomas 
65  Dewar,  James 
112  M'Baiu,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

IVBssce-Cosisort  Enlace. 

1  Smith,  David 

2  Macnair,  Robert,  M.D. 
4  Miles,  William,  clerk 

7  'White,  John,  shipmaster 


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S  Kinghorn,  William,  clerk 

l»rinces  Ssitj'eet. 

•    Nos.      1  to      9,     .     4 

Nos.    10  to  134,     .     2 

Nos.  135  to  149,     .     1 

1  Steam  Packet   and   Coach 

Office. 

1  Kerr,  W.  wine  and  spirit  mer. 

2  M'Laren,  John,  refr.  rooms 

3  Donald,  John,  hotel 

4  Croall's  coach  office 

4  North  British  Rail.  Office 

8  Kennedy,  William,  hotel 

9  Baton,  Hugh,  carver  &  gilder 

10  Young  &  Co.  tea  and  coffee 

merchants 

11  Stewart,  D.  Crown  hotel 

14  Renton,  W^.  &  Co.  silk  niers. 
15-B  Elliot,  Andrew,  bookseller 
15-A  Copestake  and  Co. 

15  Cowan  and   Strachan,    silk 

mercers 
17  London  Bank  of  Scotland 

17  Horsbm-gh,  J.  photographer 

18  Crichton,  G.  &  M.  gold  and 

silver  smiths 

19  Grieve  and  Oliver,  hatters 

21  Anderson,  E.  bazaar 

22  Grieve' s  Royal  British  hotel 

23  Cotton, G.  &  Son,tobacconi6ts 

24  Marshall, Wm.&  Co.  jewellers 

25  Stephenson  and  Son 

South  St  Andrew  St.  intersects. 
27  Black,  David,  tobacconist 

27  Maclean  and  Son 

28  Millidge  and  Son,  jewellers 

29  Brydone,  J.  &  Sons,  jewellers 

29  Clan  Tartan  warehouse 

30  Mossman  and  Co.  jewellers 

31  Jardine,  Stodart,  and  Erasers 
31  Norwich   Union   Insurance 

Company 

81  Norwich  and  London  Casu- 
alty Insurance  Assoc. 

31  Cunningham,  BIrs  Patrick 

31  Scrymgeour,  Mrs 

32  Millar  and  Grinton 

32  Harkom,  Joseph,  gunmaker 

33  Sturrock  and  Sons,  perfumers 

34  Dickson,  James,  &  Co.  glass 

and  china  merchants 

35  Somerville,  John,  hosier 

36  Edinburgh  Hotel 
36  Middlemas,  Robert 

39  Robertson,  A.  and  Co. 

40  Jollie,  Strong  &  Henry,  W.S. 
40  Sun  Life  Assurance  Society 
40  Friendly  Insurance 

40  Dick,  William 

40  Dick,  James 

41  Boyd,  Bayne,  &  Co.  frniterers 

42  Bayne,  C.  A.  bootmaker 

43  Barrie,  Andrew,  jeweller 

43  Cranstoun's  Temper,  hotel 

44  Salmon,  Henry,  shoe  shop 

45  Hay,  Alex.  jun.  watchmaker 

45  Howie  and  Bonne,  artists 

46  Lennie,  E,  optician 


46  Taj'lor,  James,  optician 
Soidh  St  David  St.  intersects. 

47  &  48  Kennington  and  Jenner 

49  Green,  Jo.-eph  S.  &  Co. 

50  Adie  and  Sons,  opticians 

51  Whyte,  James,  stockbroker 
51  Kerr,  Henry,  merchant 

51  Mill,  Ebenezer,  S.S.C. 

52  Rutherford,  William 

52  Linklater  &  Co. 

53  The  Royal  Hotel. — Donald 

MacGregor 

54  Mackay,  Cunningham  &  Co. 

jewellers 
54  Grant,  R.  &  Son,  booksellers 
54  Scottish  Guardian 
57  Duncan,  T.  &  Co.  bootmakers 

59  &  60  Clapperton,  W.  R.  draper 

60  Robertson,  Mrs,  Temp,  hotel 
60  Knott,  James  B.  pliotogriiph. 
60  Howie, Jas. jun.photogiapiier 

60  Bryson,  James,  optician 

61  Croall,  P.  &  Sons,  coach-bhls. 

61  Dodds    and    Forrest,  trunk- 

makers 

62  Whitehead,  Wm.  bootmaker 

63  British  and  Irish  Magnetic 

Telegraph  Co.  Limited 
G3  Byrne,  Michael,  manager 
63  Scott  &  FerOTson,  engravers 
63  Armstrong,  R.  photograpiier 
63  Foreign  Wine  vaults 
63  Bryce,  J.  wine  merchant 

63  Dickson,  John,  and  Son 

64  North    British     Insurance 

Co.—  Sec  Adv. 
Smith,  David,  manager 

65  Lyle,  Thoma=.  stockbroker 
65  Liverpool  and  London  Fire 

and  Life  Insurance  Co. 

65  Macallum  &  Side}'',  stock-brs. 

65  Scottish  Provincial  Assur. 
Co. — Robertson,  A.  secre- 
tary.— See  Adv. 

65  Ogilvie,  John 

65  Truefitt,  Wm.  photographer 

66  Bryson,  R.  and  Sons 

67  Hill,  Alexander,  publisher 

68  Hay,  G.  and  D.  artists 

68  Electric  Telegraph  Office 
68  Mitchell,  Alexander 

68  Henderson,  Jas.  photogr. 

69  Roughead,  W.  &  Son,  hosiers 

70  Millar,  James,  ironmonger 
72  Bridgeford,  D.  F.,  S.S.C. 
72  Reid,  James,  writer 

72  Miller,  Thos.  and  Sons,  stock- 
brokers 

72  Truefitt,  Peter,  artist 

73  Baildon,  H.  C.  Medical  Hall 

74  Paterson.  AVm.  bookseller 

75  Macintosh,  Thomas  surgeon 

dentist 
75  Gumming,  J.  photographer 

75  Stewart,  J.  C. 

76  Lewis'  bazaar 

76  Stevenson,T. Berlin  wool  mei'. 

77  Macgregor,  J.  tobacconist 
Hanover  Street  intersects. 


Pri 


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Qua 


78  Gellatly,  Robt.  watchmaker  109 

7S-A  Smith,  J.  Umbrella-maker  110 

78  Thornton  &  Co.— See  Adv.  Ill 

78  Levison,  Madame,  outfitter  112, 
78  Daw  aucl  Fender,  hosiers 

78  Bailey,  J.  bootmaker  115 

79  Hogg,  Mrs  F.  fishing-tackle  116 

maker 

79  M'Craw,  Wm.  photographer  i  117 

79  Stillie,  James,  bookseller 

80  Rogers  and  Boog,  saddlers  118 

80  IrvingBrothers,trunkmakers  118 
80-B  Thin,  C.  and  A.  fishing-  118 

tackle  makers  118 

SO-B  Vernon,   W.   F.  surgeon  118 

dentist. — See  Adv.  118 

81  Finlay,  Wm.  cabinetmaker  118 

81  Stillie,  J.  118 

82  Life  Assoc,  of  Scotland —  119 

See  Adv.  119 

82  Rainie,  Robert,  C,  A.  120 

82  Fraser,  J .  manager,  Life  A . 

of  Scot. 

83  Meikle's  private  hotel  121 
83  Purdie,  John,  music-seller  121 
85  JSew  Chib  121 

87  Bowie,  Misses,  embroiderers  121 

88  Edmonston  and  Douglas  121 

89  Allshorn,  G.  E.,  M.D.  121 
89  Edinburgh  Turkish  Baths  121 

89  Allshorn,  A.  H.  chemist  121 

90  Ross  and  Thomson  122 

91  BalmoralHotel—B.froveii  123 

92  Sanderson  &  Son,  jewellers 

92  Potts,  G.  H.  painter 

93  Tunny,  J.  G.  photographer  123- 
93  Gibson,  R.  and  T. 
95  Macleod,  Rod.  bootmaker  124 
95  Gray,  James,  outtitter  124 
95  Brunton,  John,  clothier  125 

95  Tod,  Mrs  Alexander  125 

96  Sim,  F.  R.  glass  manufac.  126 

97  Murray,  Henry,  bootmaker  126 

97  Walker,  Alex,  portmanteau 

manufacturer 

98  Salom  and  Co.  opticians  ]  27 
98-A  Sinclair,  Colin,  bookseller  127 

Frederick  Street  intersects. 

99  Fairgrieve,  Miss  M.  milliner  127 
99  Stow,  Alfred,  stationer  128 
99  Drew,  Miss,  toy  dealer  129 
99  Hay,  William,  tobacconist 
99  Pottage,  John,  C.  chemist  130 

— See  Adv. 

99-101  Dejay,  Calixte  Grelich,  130 
hotel 

101  Sanderson  &Lawrie,  grocers  130 
101 -B  Devine,  P.  photograijher 

102  Soutter's  bazaar  130 

103  Moffat,  John,  photographer 

103  Macgill,  Wni.  colourman  131 

104  Macniahon,  Richard  131 
104  &  105  Clarendon  Hotel  132 
106  M'Nee,  James,  and  Co. 

106  M'Nee,  James  132 

107  Millar,  Mrs 

107  Singer,  I.  M.  and  Co. 

108  Mackie,  John  W.  and  Sons,  132 

biscuit  manufacturers,  &c.  133 


Taylor,  John,  and  Sons 

Drummond,  Henry  H. 

Paton,  Mrs,  lodgings 

113,  klU  Addison's  Alma 
hotel 

Halliday,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Ritchie,  Hugh  H.  photo- 
grapher 

Wighton  and  Son,  jewellers 

Castle  Street  intersects. 

Campbell,  H.  lodgings 

Carron,  Jules,  teacher 

Robertson,  Colonel,  J.  A. 

Fraser,  Mrs 

Bisset,  Mrs  Catherine  A. 

Cairns,  Mrs 

Watson,  Miss 

Crawford,  John,  coal  merch. 

Hope  and  Mackay,  W.S. 

Mann,  William,  writer 

-English  and  Scottish  Law 
Life  Assurance — Willia^m 
Smith,  manag. — See  Adv. 

Waterstone.  John,  artist 

AThite,  John 

Bain,  Miss 

Summers,  Miss 

Lamb,  Misses,  lodgings 

Rhind,  William,  surgeon 

Ewan,  Misses 

Craven,  \Ym.  lace  merchant 

Cotton,  John,  tobacconist 

Ediii.  Water  Company — 
Alex.  Ramsay,  manager ; 
W.  Hodges  Cameron,  sec. 

A  Gray,  J.  and  Son,  boot- 
makers 

Kay,  Mrs  Thomas 

Steele,  John,  ironmonger 

Dallas,  E.  W.  photographer 

Robertson,  Donald 

Milne,  W.  &  J.  stationers 

Royal  Association  for  the 
Promotion  of  tUe  Fine 
Arts 

Scott,  E.  Erskine,  C.A. 

Scott,  Messrs  R.  and  E. 
accountants 

Scott,  R.  E.  accountant 

Ogilvie,  James 

Mackenzie  and  Crosbie, 
cabinetmakers 

M'Glashan&  Walker,  photo- 
graphers 

Marshall,  Wm.  coal  mercht. 
—See  Adv. 

Jervis,  Mrs,  corset  ware- 
house 

Gray  and  Macfarlane,  silk 
mercers 

The  Queen's  hotel 

Eennet,  D.  lace  merchant 

Wheeler  and  Wilson,  sewing 
machine  manufacturers 

Clingan  &  Mortimer,  chem- 
ists and  druggists — See 
Adv. 

Purdie,  Christina 

Summers,  John,  baker 


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133  Richon,  Victor  B.  A.  teacher 

134  More,  Graham,  haircutter 
Charlotte  Street  intersects. 

l."5  Cockburn,  J.  and  G.  grocera 

135  Thomson,  Thomas,  draper 

136  Milner,  T.  H.  silk  mercer 

136  Ferrier,  Thomas  H.,  W.S. 

137  M'Rae,  James,  tailor 
137  M'Rae,  Mrs,  lodgings 

137  Gemmell,  Jas.  writing  mstr. 

137  Miller,  John,  C.E. 

138  Maclaren,  John,  bookseller 

139  31'Donald,  J.  W.  watchmkr. 

139  Duncan,  Flockhart,  and  Co. 

140  Dewar,  Francis 
140  Stuart,  Mrs 

140  Dewar,  Mrs  John 

140  Gray,  Mrs,  lodgings 

141  Sibbald,  J.  R.,  M.D. 

142  Drysdale,  P.  H.  baker 

143  Haig,  Adam  A. 

143  Ritchie,  Mrs  Walter  A. 

143  Mackie,  Lieutenant  J. 

!44  Kay,  Alex.  &  Co.  plumbers 

144  Cameron,  Thos.  tobacconist 
144  Kay,  Mrs  Alexander 

144  Fortune,  Misses  E.  and  J. 

145  Robb,  Wm.  wine  merchant 

146  Kidd,  Charles,  lodgings 
146  Photographic  Pooms 

146  Provincial  hisurance  Co. 
146  Young,  John  M.  accountant 
146  Young,  Mrs 

146  Henderson,  Mrs 

147  Jamieson,  Robert,  fruiterer 

148  M'Donald, John  0.  bootmkr. 

149  Gibson,  Mrs  J.  tobacconist 

2  Russell,  William,  merchant 

3  M'Litosh  Brothers,  merchts. 
8  Crawford  A.  &  A.  merchts. 

8'.  QuaBity  i§i5*eet. 

3  Blyth,  D.  W. 

4  Laurie,  George,  dairy 

6  Scott,  A.  W. 

7  Bertram,  J.  A.  and  Co.  wine 

merchants 

8  Crooks,  George 

9  Sanderson,  William 

10  Lawrie,  Son,  and  Co.  mer- 
chants 
12  Tobacco  Warehouse 
14  Saunders,  John,  and  Son 
14  Saunders,  P.  R.  appraiser 

14  Miller  Brothers 

15  M'Leod,  D.  R.  &  Co.  agents 
15  M'Leod,  Nicholas 

17  Lizards  &  Taylor,  merchts. 
17  'Wood,  Thomas,  printer 
17  Couston,  Thomas,  and  Co. 
19  Ross,  George,  merchant 
21  M'Nair,  William,  merchant 
21  Smith,  Thomas 

24  Mackay,  Jas.  {Nat.  Bank) 

25  Drover,  David  (A'fli.  Ba7ik) 

26  Kerr,  Hatton,  &  Co. 

27  Harvey,  R.  E.  agent 


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27  Elbs^ro^tll  &  Hopner 

29  Yirtue,  'William,  &  Co.  wine 

mercliants 
31  Hay,  Tliomas,  mercliant 
31   Government    Emiqration 

Office 
33  Lindsay,  Francis  {L.  <t  S.) 
33  Lindsay,  James,  and  Son 
40  Williamson,  Thomas,  M.D. 
42  Hirclisfeid,  Guide,  merchant 
42  Notman,  David,  jun. 
4;''>  White,  Adam,  and  Co. 
4G  Somerville,   John,   and    Co. 

merchants 
47  Kerr,  Robert 

4.  Quarry  Close. 

Johnston,  Peter,  builder 

3.  Queensberry  Mouse. 
Graham,  John,  governor 
Pratt,  Miss,  matron 
Bremner,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 
Donald,  Miss,  sewing  mistress 
Lamb,  Edmund,  clerk 
Hutchison,  Alexander,  clerk 
Hislop,  Jas.  house  steward 
More,  John,  teacher 
Armstrong,  Wm.  chaplain 

1  Bell,  L.  R.  (of  J.  Bell  and 

Co.) 

2  Davidson,  John 

3  Cochrane,  James 

4  Beda,  A.  W.  (B.  E.  and  Co.) 
o  Meek,  Thomas  {M.  and  W.) 

6  Sturrock,   J.  jun.  (J.  S.   if 

Sons) 
C)  Sturrock,   J.  sen.   (J.  S.  Sf 
Sons 

0  Doig,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer 

g.  Queen's  flace, 

Greenside  Roiv. 
4  Dickson  and  W^elsh,  copper- 
smitlis 

7  Mather,  James,  blacksmith 

8  Perasso,  F. 

S.  Queen  Street. 

1  AYoitham,  Henry,  silk  dyer. — 

See  Adv. 
1  Smart  and  Son,  bootmakers 

1  Butti,  J.  A.  carver 

2  Jamieson,  John,  printer  and 

engraver  on  wood 
2  AA^alker,  John,  W.S. 
2  Taylor,  James 
2  Finlay,  Robert,  S.S.C. 

2  AVilson,  Patrick,  architect 

3  Schneider,  A. 

3  Nash,  John 

4  Philosophical  Institution — 

Henry  Bowie,  secretary 
Andrew  Tod,  librarian 

5  Edinburgh  Chess  Club 

5  Offices  of  the  U.P.  Church 


5  Somerville,  Rev.  And.  D.D. 
5  Crawford,  Rev.  David,  D.D. 

5  Swans  ton,  George 

6  Peddie,  J.  &  A.,  W.S. 

6  Smith,  Adam  G.,  C.A. 

7  Insiitution  for  Servants 

'Walker,  James,  clerk 
Sinclair,  Mrs,  matron 

8  Edinburgh  Institution 

9  Royal  College  of  Physicians 
9  Marshall,  Thomas 

11  Morton,      AMiitehead,      and 

Greig,  W.S. 
11  Jameson,  John,  solicitor 
11  Smart,  John,  S.S.C. 

11  Hunter  William  Vary,  W^S. 

12  Gundlach,  Henry,  teacher 
12  Watson,  J.  writing  master 
12  Farrier,  James 

12  Kilgour,  Jolm,  surveyor 
12  Rappenegger,  iliss,  teacher 

12  Theed,  Mrs  Marianne 

13  Niven,  Alex.  T.,  C.A. 

1 3  Indisputable  Life  Assurance 
13  Robertson,  Alexander,  W.S. 

13  Scottish  Vocal  Music  Assoc. 

14  United  Service  Club 
14  Trail,  Captain  John 

14  Powell,  J.  clubmaster 

15  Gillespie,  William  H. 

16  Liglis,  H.  and  A.,  W.S. 
16  Inglis,  Henry,  W.S. 

Hanover  Street  intersects. 

18  Grant  and  Lmes,  W.S. 

19  Monro,  Bliss 

19  Jardine,  W.  A.  surveyor 

19  Maclean,  Robert,  advocate 

20  Galloway,  Mrs  John 

21  Keiller,  Alex.  M.D. 

22  Office  for  the  Schemes  of  the 

Church  of  Scotland 

22  Laurie,  Simon  Somerville 

23  Mackenzie,  Lines,  and  Logan 

24  Resting,  Ernst,  teacher 
24  'Webster,  AVilliam,  writer 

24  Bruce,  James 

25  Stewart,  T.  Granger,  M.D. 

26  Cleghorn,  Thomas,  advocate 

27  Stirling,  Misses  Graham 

28  Craigie,  Dr  D.  physician 

29  Bartholomew  and  Law,  dress- 

makers 

30  Roberts,  W.  A.,  M.D.  dentist 

3 1  Murray,  Mrs 

32  Jackson,    R.    E.    Scoresby, 

M.D. 

33  Douglas,      A.      H.,     M.D., 

F.R.C.P. 

34  Jones,  Mrs  C.  Willding 

35  Hamilton  and  Kinnear,  W.S. 

36  Gentle,  James,  W.S. 

36  Hamilton,  Miss 

37  Tinlin,  Mrs,  lodgings 

38  Cunning,  W.  ironmonger 
Frederick  Street  intersects. 

39  Affleck,  George,  hosier 

39  M'Nab,  A.  and  J.  dyers— See 

Adv. 

40  Ralston,  Mrs  W^addell 


41  Schopp,  J.  teacher  of  German 

41  Gibson,  Thos.  architect 

42  Sidey,  Dr  James  A. 

42  Stedman,  Mrs 

43  Stuart,  Rev.  A.  Moody 

45  Barron,  John,  accountant 

46  Wicks,  J.  dentist 

46  Thompson,"Jas.  M.  S.  teacher 

46  Johnston,  Robt.  accountant 

47  Neaves,  Charles  {C.J.) 

48  Imlach,  F.  B.  dentist 

48  Imlach,  Mrs 

49  Tawse,  J.  W.,  "W.S. 

49  Society    for     Propagating 
Christian  Knowledge 

49  Wallace,  R.  D.  writer' 

50  Cunningham,  James 

52  Simpson,  Dr  J.  Y. 

53  Dunsmure,  J.,  M.D. 

54  Ainslie,  David 

55  Jockel,  Conrad 

56  Hargitt,  Charles 

56  Forrester,  Misses 

57  Smith,  J.  Guthrie,  advocate 

58  Georgiades,  Sotires 

59  Morrison,  James  D.  dentist 

Castle  Street  intersects. 

60  Jockel  and  Co.  butchers 
60  Adams,  AVra.jun. 

60  Carmichael  &  Son,  poulterers 

61  Maclean,  I).  &  Son,  fruiterer< 

61  Orchardson,  A.  &  Son,  tailors 

62  Dodd,  Miss 

62  Carmichael,  Mrs  R. 

63  Mackenzie  and  Middlemass 

64  AVemyss,  Right  Hon.  Earl  of 

65  Hogue,  Robt.  siu-g.  dentist 

65  Hogue,  David  Wilson,  M.D. 

66  Tods,  Murray,  and  Jamieson, 

W.S. 

66  Murray,  Thomas  G.,  W.S. 

67  Dunlop,  A.  Murray,  advocate, 

M.P. 

68  Ranken,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

69  Dalmahoy,  Patrick,  AV.S. 

70  M'Allan,  James 

72  Low,  Mr  and  Mrs 

73  Cooper,  W.  teacher  of  writing 
73  Governesses  Benevolent  So- 
ciety 

73  Hogarth,  Miss 

75  Macpherson,  Mrs 

76  Wyber,  Miss  staymaker 

76  AVeisse,    F.    H.    teacher    of 
drawing 

76  Jameson,  Robert 

77  Aitchison    and    Sons,     con- 

fectioners 

78  TuUy,  David,  stationer 
78  Jamieson's  dairy 

78  Scott,  Mrs  A.  fruiterer 
78  Starforth,  John,  architect 
78  Ross,  R.  T.  artist 

78  Thom,  Alexander,  druggist 

79  Currer,  Adam,  grocer 

79  Jamieson,  Robt.  fruiterer 
79  Muirhead,  C.  fishmonger  and 
poulterer  to  the  Queen 


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S'.  4|ueen  Street. 

69  Sliore^  Leith. 
3  Alloa  ^-  Leith  Steavi  Paclcet 

Companjfs  Office 
13  Taylor,  Alex,  daily 
21  Wisiiart,   James,  and  Sons, 

merchants 
1.  Qaeensferry  Street. 

1  Mason's  lodgings 
Kerr,  Hugh,  coach  hirer 

2  Tait,  John  R.  balcer 

3  Johnston,  Alex,  flesher 

4  Carrick,  James 
4  M-Culloch  J. 

4  Campbell,  Thomas,  flesher 

5  Law  and  Forrest,  grocers 
The  Ulbster  Cooking  Depot 

7  Carfrae,  William,  saddler 

8  Conslaud,    Miss    A.    Berlin 

wools 

8  Aikman,  John,  and  Son 

9  Tait,  John  R.  baker 

9  Cooper,  John,  lodgings 
ia?2e— Bell,  Walter,  &  Son, 

chimney-sweepers 
Stewart,  Mrs ,  chimney-swpr. 
10  Paterson,  Wm.  upholsterer 

10  Thomson's  {Rev.  Dr  And.) 

School 

11  Macgill,  James 

12  M'Clacherty,  William 

13  Irvine,  G.  flesher 

14  Morrison,  H.  draper 
14  Macfarlane,  D.  dairy 

•  15  Hardie,  James,  grocer 
1(5  Inglis,  W.  &  J.  shoemakers 

17  Aikman,  A.  com  dealer 
1.  Itaeltarn  I*lace. 

2  Martin,  Wm.  victual  dealer 
6  Jackson,    Mrs,    grocer    and 

spirit  dealer 
8  Hope,  Marion,  dressmaker 

8  Young,  David 

18  Alves,  Miss  E. 

20  Mitchell,  Lewis,  D.,  R.N. 

22  Mann,  Wm.  writer 

24  Jamieson,  J.  T. 

28  Morrison,  James,  supervisor 

30  Lowe,  Mrs  Captain 

3  Mackenzie,  Alexander 

3  Dick,  John,  City  and  Dean 

of  Guild  officer 
3  Moodie,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
5  Watson,  James,  dairy 

9  Trimble,  George 

9  Ferguson,  William 

9  Robb,  Mrs  Gordon 

9  Fleming,  John 

9  Dobson,  Wm.  com.  traveller 
13  Macphevson,  Rev.  Ronald 
15  Scott,  BIrs 
17  Sloane,  Misses 
19  Spalding,  Mrs 
19  Spalding,  Mrs  William 
21  Simmie,  Mrs  Dr 

23  Mitchell,  Miss 

24  Jamieson,  James  Thomson 
27  Cunningham,  Miss 


29  Stevenson,  Dun  (S.  Sf  Co.) 
29  Stevenson,  John  (S.  Sf  Co.) 
31  Cuthbertson,  Andrew  Gray 

I.  Etailway^E^dinKiari^Ii 

asad  4ir!asi:4>w^3 

Haymarket. 
Holmes,  Matthew 
M'Kelvie,  Jas.  coal  mercht. 
Russell  &  Co.  coal  merchts. 
Waldie,    James,   and    Sons, 

coal  merchants 
Lindsay,  John,  coal  mercht. 
Brown,  Charles,  coal  mercht. 
Calder,  Robert 
M'Arthy,  John,  coal  mercht. 
Hay,  M.  and  Sons 


.  Elailway,  lH.  fSrltiSii, 
North  British  Station. 
Grieve,  J.  Preston  collieries 
Falconer,  John,  agent 
Lingard  &  Dean,  coal  agents 
Turnbull,  Ralph,  jun. 
Rodgers,  William 
Prestongrange  Coal  Office 
Elphinston  Colliery  Office 
Walkinshaw,  G.  agent 
Marquis  of  Lothian''s  Coed 

Depot 
Kinlay,  John,  agent  for  Tra- 
nent colliery — See  Adv. 
Dalgleish,  J.  Edmonston  coal 
Gray,  John,  agent  for  Wally- 
ford  Colliery  and  Brick- 
work 
Peters,  Wm.  agent   for  coal 

and  lime. — See  A  dv. 
Arniston  Coal  Depot 
Fortune,  C.  agent 
Hall,  William,  agent 
Somner,  Richd.  grain  agent 
Fai-rie,  Robt.  agent 
Thomson,  Wm.  corn  mercht. 

5.  ISaiSway^  M.  M. 
gt  liconard's  ISraajcIa. 
Smeaton  Brick  and  Tile 
Work. — Baigrie,  Geo.  agent 
Dalkeith  Coal  Depot — 

Baigrie,  George,  agent.— 

See  Adv. 
4  Robertson,  Jas.  R.  W.  coal 

agent 
Brotherston,  Wm.  weigher 
Marquis  of  Lothian's  Coal 

Depot 
White,  H.  agent 
Wotherspoon,  John,  mercht. 
Arniston  Coal  Depot 
Torrance,  John,  coal  mercht. 
Whitehill  and  Gorton  Coal 

Depot 
Scott,  John,  agent 
4.  Ramsay  €iarden.§. 
1  Nicolson,  Alex,  advocate 

1  Nicolson,  Mrs 

2  Russel,  Alexander 

3  Crole,  D.  {Inland  Revenue) 

T 


4.  Ramsay  liane. 

Original  Ragged  Industrial. 

School 
Thain,  Robt.  superintendent 
Stanton,  Clark,  sculptor 
Burnet,  James,  japanner 

4.  Mamsay  f^odg^e. 
Morton,  Charles,  W.S. 

1.  MandoSph  ClifT. 

1  Davidson,  Misses 

2  Le  Blane,  Mrs 

3  Warden,  Mrs 

4  Smith,  Rev.  George,  D.D. 

5  Pringlc,  Misses 

6  Pringle,  Mrs  W.  A. 

7  Beilby,  Mrs 
7  Moxou,  J. 

7  Macdonald,  John,  accountant 

8  Anstey,  Mrs 

9  Stewart,  Miss 
10  Stewart,  James,  cab-hirer 

1.  Randolph  Crescent. 

1  Sellar,  Mrs 

1  Sellar,  Alex.  Craig,  advocate 

2  Gordon,  E.  S.  advocate 

3  Blackwood,  John 

4  Campbell,  Arthur,  jun.,  W.S. 

5  M'Hutcheon,  John 

6  M-Farlan,  Mrs 

7  Horn,  Robert,  advocate 

8  Bruce,  John,  W.S. 
I   9  Dingwall,  Arthm,  advocate 

10  Eraser,  Arthur 

11  Murray,  Thomas  G.,  W.S. 

1 2  Morrison,  A.  of  Bognie 

13  Stevenson,  James 

14  Jeffrey,  David 

15  Blair,  Hugh,  W.S. 

15  Blair,  Alex,  advocate 

16  Thomson,  Mrs 

17  Clark,  Mrs 
17  Rutherford,  Mrs 


1.  Randolph  Place. 

1  Cuthbertson,  John 
1  Wilson,  Robert 
1  Halkett,  Misses 

1  Nevay,  Alexander,  advocate 

2  Babington,  Mrs  John 

3  Adam,  Misses 

3  Reid,  John 

4  Steell,  Gourlay,  R.S.A. 

5  Laing,  David,  writer 
5  Sorlie,  Robert  Scott 
5  Cochrane,  Mrs 

5  Ross,  Miss 

5  Strachan,  Thomas 

5  Kenward,  W.  music  teacher 

6  Dryborough,  Mrs 

7  St  George's  Hall 

9  Steel,  John,  R.S.A. 

5.  Rankeillor  Place. 

2  Cochrane,  JIrs 
2  Lewis,  William 
2  Harris,  Alexander 
Cunningham,  Wm.  H. 


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.5.  ISankeilior  Street. 
1  Bower,  Mrs 
1  AVallacc,  Wm. 
1  Rome,  John 

3  Maciatyre,  Wm. 

5  Laidlaw,  Walter 
7  Colville,  Miss 

7  Philip,  Alexander,  writer 
7  Bayne,  Miss 

7  Meiizies,  Mrs  Robert 

9  Morison,  Wm.  {Inland  Rev.) 
9  Robertson,  Miss 

11  Gray,  W.  A.,  M.D. 

13  Grant,  David  (D.  G.  S)^  Co.) 
13  Long,  Wm.  (Y.  L.  §r  Co.) 
13  Whitsou,  Thos.  com.  agent 
13  Molysou,  Miss  E. 

13  Cunningham,  Miss  Jane 
15  Byres,  John 

17  Skill,  Miss 

19  Pyle,  George  H. 

19  M'Donald,  Alexander 

19  Smith,  Walter 

23  Cameron,  Alexander 
25  Romanes,  Mrs  J. 

25  Richai-dson,  Mrs  James 
25  Warraker,  Wm. 

25  Kerr,  James 

27  Robertson,  James 
4:  Arthur,  AVilliam 

4  Fife,  Miss  Margaret 

4  Horsburgh,  James  {H.  S,'  B.) 
4  Fuller,  John 

6  Peattie,  D.  and  A.  dentists 

8  Moir,  Robert 

8  Moir,  Robert,  jun.  M.D. 
10  Thomson,  Miss  A. 
10  Stuart,  Captain  Duncan 

12  Heattlie,  Mrs 

14  Cowan,  Geo.  M.D.  surgeon 

18  Ramage,  Alex,  teacher 

20  Stevenson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
20  Marshall,  Mrs 

20  Laing,  Miss 

20  Alder,  William 

22  Laurie,  Jas.  M.D.  surgeon 

24  Lang,  Peter  {Com.  Bank) 

26  Sleigh,  Mrs 

26  Crombie,  Robert 

26  Hunter,  Miss 

26  Nicol,  Robert 

26  Jeandin,  Mrs  Francis 

26  Swintou,  Miss 

28  Munro,  Alexander 
30  Christie,  James 
32  Lyall,  Robert 

32  Mein,  J.  Z. 

32  Tod,  George,  writer 

32  Packer,  Airs  James 

32  Kyle,  Mrs  John,  coal  agent 

34  Welsh,  Mrs 

36  Chisholm,  David 

38  Carsewell,  William 

38  Sinclair,  James 

38  Grierson,  Robert 

40  Comrie,  Mrs 

40  Kilgour,  Mrs  J. 

42  Hunter,  Misses 

44  Scott,  Robert,  writer 


44  Wilson,  Andrew 

44  Bell.  Mrs 

44  Taylor,  Miss 

44  Ferrier,  Mrs  John 

46  Scott,  Mrs,  lodgings 

60  Wickham,  Major,  R.S. 

50  Cheyne,  Mrs  P. 

50  Caw,  John 

50  M'Pherson,  Mrs 

52  Mackintosh,  John 

52  Mackintosh,  James,  dentist 

54  Cairnie,  John 

54  Thorburn,  James 

54  TurnbuU,  Adam 

Button,  J.  &  Co.  wood mercb. 

Greig,  David,  builder 


James,  Benjamin,  agent 
Fraser,  William 

5.  Hatclifife  Terrace. 

4  Whyte,  William 

5  Buist,  James 

2„  Medbraes. 
Child,  W.  K.  merchant 
Stephens  Henry,  cottage 
Dickson  &  Co.  seedsmen 

3.  ISegeiat  Arcla. 
56  "Wilson,  Peter,  and  Co.  spirit 

dealers 
55  Mohring,  H.  fruit  merchant 
i7  Liddle,  Wm.  di-ysalter 

54  Campbell,  Archd.  spirit  dlr. 

55  M'Diarmid,  John 

6.  ISeg^esat  Street. 

1  Lethem,  James 

2  Kilgour,  Joseph 

4  Cuthbertson,  J.  spirit  dealer 

7  Miles,  Alex,  coal  merchant 
Rollo,  Robert,  jun. 

8  Ferguson,  Thomas 

9  Menzies,  Mrs  John 
9  Lyle,  Alex,  agent 

9  Duncanson,  Mrs  W. 
10  Robertson,  John 

2.  ISegent  Terrace. 

1  Ferguson,  John,  Yr.S. 

2  Hunter,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 

3  Nicholson,  Rev.  Maxwell 

4  Paterson,  William 

5  Gray,  Rev.  W.  H. 

6  M'Letchie,  Rev.  James,  D.D. 

7  Oliver,  Mrs  Thomas 

8  Anderson,  Wm.  merchant 

9  Sclimitz,  Leonard,  LL.D, 

10  Dalziel,  George,  W.S. 

11  Boyd,  T.  J.  (Oliver  ^  B.) 

12  Alison,  John 

13  Bayley,  Isaac,  S.S.C. 

14  Russell,  George  E. 

15  Russell,  Mrs,  of  Blackbraes 

16  Muir,  Mrs 

1 7  Macandrew,  D.  M. 
17  Macandrew,  Mrs,  sen. 


18  Goodsh-,  A. 

19  Stuart,  John 

20  Gordon,  James 

21  Harvey,  George,  R.S. A. 

22  Lindesay,  James,  jun. 

23  Rankin,  John  A. 

24  Richard,  Walter 

25  Marshall,  Mrs  Wm. 

25  Miller,  J!rs  Richard 

26  Smith,  Alexander 

27  Macandrew,  John 

28  Campbell,  T.  B. 

29  Salter,  Miss 

30  Hay,  Mrs  Colonel 

31  Ford,  James 

32  Elliot,  Wm.  Scott,  W.S. 

33  Martin,  Mrs  Colonel  S. 

34  Wallace,  Misses 

2.  Iteg-emt  Ter,  liane. 

Mann,  Alexander 
Henderson,  Henry 

S.  Register  Place. 

Cafe  Royal  Hotel — J.  Grieve 
6  Laidlavv,  John 
8  Kirk,  Edward  (B.  L.  Co.) 

Huie,  D.  R.  W. 

S.  SSegister  St.,  Eaist. 

1  M'Leunan,  Donald 

2  Anderson,  Wm.  perfumer 

3  Marley  Hill   Co.'s  office— 

Dougall,  William,  agent 
3  Moir,  P.  M.  agent 
3  Cunningham,  Mrs  W. 
3  >;immo,  David,  engraver 
3  Burgess,  James,  merchant 

3  Pearson,  John 

4  Cowan,  Dougald,  bookseller 

5  Robertson,  J.  bootmaker 

5  Paterson,  Thomas,  grocer 

6  Allan,  John,  tailor 

7  Kennedy,  Wm.  Ship  Hotel 

7  Thomson,  Miss  A.  dressmaker 

8  Devv^ar,  Hugh,  Uesher 

9  Dixson,  Robert,  baker 

11  Stewart,  P.  spirit  merchant 

12  Seaton,  Robert,  refreshment 

rooms 

13  Dennell,  James,  hat  manufac. 

— See  Adv. 

S.  Hegister  St.,  West. 

1  Wilson,  J.  Guildjord  Arms 

3  CuUey's  lodgings 

3  Morris,  Jas.  billiard  saloon 

5  Knight,  G.  &Son,  ironmongTS. 

7  Blorris,  Robert,  stationer 
11  Vallance,  G.  glover 
13  L-vine,  James,  die-cutter 
15  Gilchrist,  James,  and  Son 
23  Hume,  Robert,  &  Co.  plumb- 
ers— See  Adv. 
25  M'Gregor&Sons,watchmki's. 
27  Till,  Charles,  tobacconist 
31  Ruddiman,  John,  cutler 
33  Smith,  J.  D.  carver  and  gikler 
35  Finlayson,  Daniel,  tailor 


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STREET  DIRECTOET. 


Ron 


283 


37  Morrison,  Robert 
37  Walker,  James 
37  Sinclair,  David 

37  Horn,  Andrew,  accountant 

52  Grant,  William,  printer 

60  Marshall,  Patrick,  shoemaker 
46  Prince  of  Wales  hotel 
46  Meikle,  Thomas 

38  CoAvan  &  Co.  paper  makers 
36  Brj'ce,  James,  ganmaker 
30  Wliitelaw,  Jas.  watchmaker 

2  Mathers,  David,  stationer 

3.  SleM's  Corari. 
4  Dyer,  Mrs  A. 

3  Henderson,  Barclay 

l£eid  Terrace. 

3  Brown,  J.  D. 

32  Hunter,  James,  (G.P.-O.) 

53  Ferric,  George 
36  Lyon,  Charles 

4.  Melkie's  CoHrt. 

Miller  and  Richard 
Mein,  Mrs  David 

f.  KestaBrig-  I^arli, 
lieith. 

Paterson,  David  A. 

5.  MielaiMOsid  E;£aiiic 

4  Haig,  George,  flesher 

■  6  Stirling,  John,  grocer 

8  Fraser,  Duncan,  spirit  merch. 

5.  lllchniond  l^'lfice. 

1  Paterson,  James,  pawnbroker 

5  Mair,  James,  broker 

7  Reekie,  Mrs,  ladies'  luu'se 
7  Ferguson,  Fei'gus 

15  Boyack,  James 

19  Reid,  Robert,  flesher 

21  Henderson,  Thomas,  tea  and 

coifee  merchant 
23  Smeaton,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
25  Kippen,  Duncan,  spirit  dealer 
27  Smart,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
29  Trotter,  Nicol 
29  Sime,  Mrs 
29  Hill,  George 

33  Ross,  David,  tailor 

33  Brash,  T.  boot  &  shoe  maker 
35  Aitchison,  George,  grocer 
Richmond  Place  Chapel 

16  Smith,  David 

12  Hill,  G.  smith  &  beam  maker 

6  Maxwell,  Mrs 

5.  Riehnnoied  @t.,  ^a@t. 

i    1  Barrowman,  Wm.  grocer 

5  Dunn,  Thomas,  grocer 

7  M'Ewan,  John,  spirit  dealer 

9  Richardson,  Thomas,  grocer 

13  Bruce,  James,  flesher 
12  Hutcliison,  Peter,  grocer 
10  M'Culloch,  Andrew,  agent 

6  Taylor,  W.  H.  grocer 


5.  Iliclimosi^  ^t.,!¥orOB. 

1  Smith,  Cliarles,  baker 
3  Kyles,  Andrew,  tailor 

25  Mauchliue,  Andrew 

27  Gunn,  Mrs 

35  Greig,  John 

35  Rankine,  Alexander 

37  Small,  Robt.  victual  dealer 

39  Irons,  James,  grocer 

43  Weir,  Jame«,  tea  dealer 

47  Wood,  James,  stationer 
49  Brodie,  William,  printer 
51  Scott,  James,  baker 

44  Chisholm,  Robert,  cowfeeder 

40  Pringle,  John 

38  Leighton,  Jos.  victual  dealer 
30  Smellie,  Henry 

22  Mills,  James,  slater 

20  Gilmour,  Jolin  L. ,  news  agent 

10  Low,  W.  H. 

6  Fraser,  Margt.  china  dealer 

5.  Ktchsnomd  St.j  ^ositla. 

1  O'Donnell,  John,  spirit  mer- 

chant 
3  Todd,  John,  grocer  and  spirit 
merchant 

7  Clark,  James,  flesher 

9  Black,  Mrs,  chiua  dealer 
9  Howe,  David 

11  Greig,  Thomas 

17  Strachan,  George,  tailor 

23  M'Queen,  B, 

25  Adamson,  Andrew,  plasterer 
25  Dick,  Misses 

24  Campbell,  Thomas 

22  M'Litosh,  Henry,  furnisher  to 
shoemakei's 

20  Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer 

14  Lnmsden,  Jas.uewsagent,&c. 

2  Wilson,  James,  grocer,  &c. 

5.  MiclsmoMd  ^t.,  "West. 

1  M'Callum,  John,  and  Son 

1  Sinton,  John,  slater 

1  Hay,  William 

1  Gilchrist,  Mrs,  lodgings 

1  Browning,  Archibald 

1,  3,  &  5  Steele,  Jas.  spirit  deal. 

7  Forrest,  D.  &  J.  news  agents 
11  M'Rae,  Ken.  spirit  dealer 

11  Mackay,  ^neas 

15  Hill,  John  Aston,  physician 
17  Leitch,  Alex,  tailor  &  clothier 

17  Hewatt,  R.  K.  agent 

19  Grant,  James,  spirit  dealer 

21  Royal  Puhlic  Dispensary 

48  Haig,  Miss 

46  Wylie,  Hamilton,  draper 

44  Marwick,  William 

42  Jardine,  Alexander 

40  M'Knight,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 

36  Shaw,  James,  flesher 
32  Moore,  M.  flesher 

IS  Lindsay,  John 

18  Gould,  James 

18  Smyth,  David,  tailor 

12  Tyrrel,  Walter 
12  Coates,  James 


10  Cameron,  Joseph,  grocer,  &c. 
()  Bryce,  Alex. 
4  Darling,  William 
2  Eye  Dispensary 

7.  KMdBe's  ^hise, 
Tolbooth  Wynd,  Leith. 

1  Williamson,  Jas.  tailor 

2  AVilson,  David,  flesher 

3  Wilson,  Mrs  Helen,  draper 

4  Watt,  Mrs,  baker 

4  Plamilton,  .James,  flesher 

5  Cameron,  J.  provision  mer. 

6  Scott,  John,  confectioner 

8  Symon,  Peter,  spirit  dealer 

9  Haldane,  John,  pawnbroker 

1.  Itieg-o  Street. 
1  Anderson,  D.  baker 

6  Blyth,  David 

7  Drummond,  David 
7  Russell,  Thomas 

22  Whillas,  John 
Smith,  James,  builder 

23  Wilson,  James  and  Robert, 

builders 

Mlll-ISank  Crescent. 

1  Pairman,Wm.  (P.  Brothers') 

1  Pairman,  J.  {P.  Brothers') 

2  Baillie,  Nichol 

ISill-Baitk  Terrace, 
Meado'^FS. 
1  Robie,  James 

1  Wilkie,  James 

2  Maxwell,  Mrs 

3  Thomson,  D.  G.  accoiuitant 

4  Crichton,  Rev.  Andrew 

5  Lawson,  James  H- 

6  Kennedy,  Mrs 

7  Thin,  James 

Rintoul  Place. 

29  Cramb,  Robert 

1.  Moltlt'ig  Conrt. 
M'Ewan,  Mrs 

3.  Ito'bertson'is  CIo.^e. 
Dick,  Charles,  brewer 
Thomson,  Charles 
Carroll,  William,  fishdealer 

Rockvilie  l"Iace. 

1  Dodds,  Alexander 

1  Palmer,  M.  {B.  8r  P.) 

2  Gordon,  James 

1.  Romilly  IPIace. 
2  Roberts,  Mrs  Janet 
6  Doig,  Alexander,  grocer 

8  Russell,  Robert,  tailor 
8  Carlyle,  William 

8  M'Ewan,  Peter,  coal  mercht. 

14  Caw,  William,  joiner 

15  Tansh,  John,  grocer 

7.  ItouaMsoiB'is 
BniBding^ig. 

1  Mason,  A.  baker 


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Ros 


2  Smith.  Mrs,  dlr.  in  curiosities 

3  Nimmo,  Mrs 

3  Adamson,  Mrs 

3  Davidson,  R.  D.  merchant 

4  Du  Chemin,  Frank 

5  Nolli,  John  B. 

6  Eeid,  William,  shoemaker 

I.  Mosebank  €otl;ag:eS3 

Gardne7-^s  Crescent. 

1  Millar,  Wm.  hay  merchant 

2  Lamb,  John,  builder 

3  Kenuie,  Charles 

4  Dodds,  David 

6  Meildejohn,  John 

7  Bishop,  William 

8  Braslie,  Mrs 

10  Perks,  Georgre 

11  Eobertson,  Walter 

13  Eeid,  William 

14  Learmonth,  James 
16  Crockett,  David 
19  Saunders,  A.  M. 

21  Wilkie,  John,  mason 
23  Farrer,  Joseph 

25  Goodall,  Eobert,  jun. 

26  Myrtle,  Miss 

28  Mollison,  Cliarles 

29  Syme,  David 

30  Wia^hton,  William 

33  Huie,  Mrs  James 

34  Gowans  and  Mackay,   con- 

tractors 
34  Gowans,   James,    contractor 
and  builder 

34  Dobie,  William 

35  Laing-,  Andrew 

36  Muir,  John 

9.  ISosebank. 

EdinhurgTi  District. 
Bonninglon  Road. 
Hall,  Mrs  Eobert 
Grierson,  George,  cemetery 

1.  Eloselsarn. 

Brown,  Jas.  grocer 
Henderson,  Jas.  dairy 
Sherwood,  Mrs  dairy 

1.  ISosemonni 

Simpson,  James,  cowfeeder 
Simpson,  Mrs  Andrew 

1.  fBosemonnt 

4  Pearson,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
6  Brown,  George  (tr.  P.-O.) 
9  Lawson,  William 

17  Simpson,  Hugh 

36  Eoss,  G.  {G.  P.-O.) 

46  M'Pherson,  James 

68  Ingram,  John  F. 

68  Black,  John  &  Son,  masons 

69  Archibald,  Alexander 
80  Mutter,  A. 

S.  Rose  Street  I^ane,  E. 
Eobertson,  A.  cabinetmaker 
Bell,  A.  bookbinder 
Edinhurgli  Barm  Company 


AVilkie,  J.  silversmith 
Hobson,  W.  warehouseman 

2.  Rose  Street. 

3  Brown,  James,  plumber 

3  Blaikie,  Wm.  merchant 

7  Brown,  George,  baker 

9  Eobertson,  James 

9  Brown,  George 
13  Brash,  Wm.  grocer 
17  Gilchrist,  James 
]  7  Elder,  John 
17  Allan,  Charles 
19  Sliort,  J.  cliurch  officer 

Rose  Street  Chapel 
21  Harper,  J.  wine  merchant 
23  Paton,  Eobert,  baker 
23  Couper,  J.   and  A.   dress- 
makers 
23  Lawrence,  George  C. 
25  Lawrence,  G.  C.  hairdresser 
27  Eobertson,  D.  Albert  hotel 

Hanover  Street  intersects. 
29  Bayne,  John 
33  Tait,  Andrew,  baker 
37  Smart,  Wm.  wine  merchant 
41  Eobertson,  James 
45  Clark,  D.  saddler 
49  Douglas,  E.  merchant 
51  Cuthill,  Alex,  livery  stabler 
53  British  League  of  ■Juvenile 
Abstainers — Geo.  M'Gib- 
bon,  clerk 
55  Macfarlane,  J.  Bay  Horse 

inn 
65  Jackson,  AYm.  spirit  mercht. 
69  Johnston,  T.  &  Sons,  wrights 
71  Macadam,    J.    refreshment 

rooms 
73  Miller,  Alex,  plumber 

Frederick  Street  intersects. 
77  Plardie,  Eobert,  and  Co. 
77  Eitchie,  Alex,  bookbinder 
77  Campbell,  D. 
77  Eobertson,  A. 
77  Campbell,  Mrs,  nurse 
83  Pollock,  P.  and  Son,  farriers 

83  Eobertson,    D.    dealer    in 
horses 

87  Grieve,  Mrs  Gideon 

93  Kerr,  W.  cork  manufacturer 

97  Watson,  Thos. 

97  Moffat,  Eobert 
101  Mather,  W.  F.  bookseller 
111  Thomson,  Eobt.  stationer 
113  Kelly,  J.  and  Sons,  smiths 

— See  Adv. 
117  Nicolson,  J.  &  H.  bootmkrs. 
119  Grey,  A.  and  Son,  veterinary 

surgeons 
121  Dow,  Mrs  Anne 
123  Johnston,  William,  baker 
127  Smith,  A.  tailor 
129  Seton,  H.  veterinary  surg. 
129  JeflFrey,  J.  and  E. 
129  Auchincloss,  J.  and  Son 
129  Bryce,  Wm,  M. 
129  Salmond,  J.  and  Co. 
129  Wilson,  Mrs,  lodgings 


Castle  Street  intersects. 
133  Allison,  Jas.  upholsterer 
133  M'Queen,    D.    soda  water 

manufacturer 
133  Allati,  Eobt.  phxmber 
133  M'Ewan,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
135  Gairn,  Andrew 

137  Eobson,  Mrs  M.  hosier 
137  George  Heriofs  School 

139  Veitcli,  Andrew,  teacher 
149  Morrison,  Andrew,  smith 
153  French,  G.  T. 

153  M'Donahl,  Jas.  stables 
161  Corner,  Mary 

161  Morrison,  Andrew,  smith 
161  Duns,  James,  slater 

161  Duns,  Miss,  milliner 
165  Macpherson,  James 

165  Mowat,  Mrs 

167  Inglis,  J.  baker 

169  Brown,  G.  cabinetmaker 
169  Cameron,  T.  cabinetmaker 

169  Kirkwood,  Eobert,  plumber 
206  Burns,  G.  dealer  in  horses 
206  Eamage,  James,  wright 
202  Keddie,  Nicholas,  spirit  deal. 
194  Eoss,  David,  painter 

194  M'Gregor,  Mrs 

194  M'Ara,  Peter,  mason 

194  Watson,  Wm.  tailor 

186  Eeid,  Alex,  slater 

186  Irvine,  Thomas 

182  Burnet,  George,  tailor 

180  Stewart,  Eobert 

180  Calder,  Eobert,  coal  agent 

180  The  Racket  Court 

176  AVilson,  David,  dairy 

174  Hetherton,  W.  waiter 

174  Lees,  Alex,  rouge  maker 

170  Black,  A.  spirit  merchant 

168  Stephenson,  AVm.  turner 
168  Eutherford,  David 

166  Walker,  Geo.  cabinetmaker 
166  Archibald,  D.  farrier 

166  Preshaw,  John,  waiter 
166  Gairns,  And.  bootmaker 
Castle  Street  intersects. 

162  Bryce,  J.  &  A.  dressmakers 
164  Eeid,  George,  hairdresser 
156  Scott,    William,    and    Son, 

joiners 
156  Moffat,  Eobt.  ho.  carpenter 
156  Carrick,  Jas.  &  Sons,  smiths 
156  Greig,  David,  smith 
156  M'Gregor,  John,  chairman 

154  Grant,  Lach.  hotel  keeper 
152  Dunbar,  James,  grocer 
148  M'Lean,  Malcolm 

142  Ancrum,  J.  and  Son,  cork 
manufacturers 

140  Fleming,  James,  waiter 

138  Brown,  W.  provision  dealer 
132  Murdoch,  Miss  M.  lodgings 
128  Ogg,  Peter,  cowfeeder 

120  M'Gregor,  Duncan,  grocer 
118  Thompson,  George,  tailor 
116  Scott,  William,  and  Son 
114  Currie,  James,  shoemaker 
112  Eankin,  George,  optician 


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110  Kinghoin,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 
110  Collins,  E.  &  Sons,  joiners 
110  Soutter,  James,  and  Sou 
110  Forrest,  Alex,  smitli 
108  Smith,  Lam'ence  (G.P.-O.) 
108  Hervey,  J.  bootmaker 

Frederick  Street  intersects. 
104:  Dmican,  J.  W.  plumber 
102  Robertson,  William,  tinsmith 
lOO  Porteous,  Jas.  spirit  mercht. 
98  Nimmo,  T.  &  Son,  turners 
90  Campbell,  Mrs,  cook 
90  Deas,  Thomas,  tailor 
88  Anderson,  Henr}',  ironmon. 
86  Dow,  John,  saddler 
80  Colston  and  Son,  printers 
76  Gilchrist,  Jn.  china  mercht. 
74  Tyrrell,  W.  gold  beater 
74-  Gilchrist,  John,  cabinetmkr. 
72  Fairgrieve,  J.  printer 
70  Robertson,  Alexander,  dairy 
68  Logan,  James,  printer 
68  Cuthbertson,  Mrs,  nurse 
66  Stewart,  James,  geocer 
64:  Thomson,  Robert,  baker 
62  Smith,  Misses,  E.  &  M.  di-ess. 
60  Horn,  Andrew,  spirit  merch. 
52  Henderson,  Robert,  builder 
50  Kintoul,  Alex,  painter 
44:  Murdoch,  L.  optician 
44:  Alexander,  Jas.  silverchaser 
44  Williamson,  Jas.  pawnbrok. 
44  Mossman  &  Shirley,  printers 

Hanover  Street  intersects. 
42  Wallace,  R.  &  Co.  printers 
42  Muir,  Henry,  printer 
42  Knox,  Samuel,  and  Dickson 
40  Rutherford,  W.  spirit  dealer 
38  PorteoiTS,  A.  &  A.  &   Co. 

curriers 
34  Douglas,  Mrs  Thomas  G. 
32  Smart  &  Co.  stationers 
28  AVhite,  John,  flesher 
26  Lawrie,  John,  baker 
24  Brown,  Andrew,  tailor 
22  Indenvick,  Miss 
22  Bogie,  Miss,  lace  cleaner 
22  Neil),  John 
20  AcqurofF,  John 
20  Spalding,  Peter 
18  Campbe'll,  John,  cowfeeder 
16  Bisset,  Wm.  hair-worker 
14  Spalding,  Peter,  grocer 
12  Hamilton,  R.  S. 
8  Robertson,  Walter 
6  Dudgeon,  John 
6  Notman,David,wine&sp.mr. 
6  Reid,  Mrs 
6  Addison,  Mrs  J.  spirit  dealer 

4  Murdoch,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 

5.  KoxburgSi  Place. 

5  Roxburgh  Place  Chapel 
5  Begbie,  Mrs 

5  Moffat,  Alexander 
5  Montignani,  H.  G. 
5  Anderson,  Mrs  Captain 
5  Christie,  Mrs 
5  Kirk,  Mrs 


5  Paterson,  Geo. 
5  Dickson,  John 

5  Hunter,  Miss 

7  Livingstone  and  Weir 

7  Murray,  Robert 
20  Macgregor,  John 

18  Scott,  W.  flesher 

14  Allan,  W.  spirit  merchant 
Lady  Glenorch/s  Church 

12  Thomson,  Miss 
10  Oliver,  J. 

10  Oliver,  Siimervill 

8  Cochrane,  J. 

6  Hutchison,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
6  London  Print.  ^-  Pub.  Co. 
6  Pollock,  W.  G.  agent 

6  Davidson,  John,  tailor 

6  Mitchell,  Robert 

4  Black,  M.  &  M.  tobacconists 

2  Hogg,  Geo.,  druggist 

5.  lloxbnrg:3i  Street. 

3  Macray,  Rev.  W. 

5  Gra}^,  J.  writer 

7  Hunter,  Robert 

9  Pridie,  R.,  M.D. 

11  Meldrum,  Miss,  lodglugs 
II  Smith,  J. 

II  Methven,  William 

11  M'Dermot,  Michael 

13  Hamilton,  Andrew 

15  Gelletly,  E.  dressmaker 

15  Beattie,  David  George 

17  M'Leod,  M.  R. 

19  Linton,  J.,  M.D. 

18  Veitch,  George 
18  Hill,  Peter,  smith 

16  Craigie,  Forbes  {G.  P.-O.) 

14  Herriot,  Thomas 

14  Hambleton,  AVilliam 
14  Kiiiiburgh,  Mrs 
14  Tod,  Mrs 

12  Dods,  Mrs 

12  Simpson,  Mrs 
10  Henderson,  Adam 

8  Murphy,  AVilliam 

8  Cumming,  Boswall 

8  Gray,  William,  coal  agent 

8  Barromanj  R. 

6  Mackenzie,  David 

4  Hutton,  Archibald 
2  Williamson,  A. 

2  Turnbull,  Mrs 

5.  Roxltargfh  Terrace. 

2  Mason,  James  {D.  ^-  M.) 

2  Hodge,  Mrs 

2  Robertson,  Duncan 

5  Smart,  James 

5  Macfarlane,  Andrew 

6  Kerr,  James 

5  Aikman,  C. 

6  Souter,  Mrs  J. 
8  Hill,  George 

8  Dalgleish,  John,  wright 
8  Christie,  A. 
8  AValkcr,  John 

8  Hay,  J. 

9  Campbell,  B.  G. 


itoyal  Circuit. 

North,  1.     South.,  2. 

1  Wood,  Alex,  of  Woodcot 

1  Wood,  John  A.  advocate 

3  Dickson,  Mrs  Walter 
5  Sands,  W.  H.,  W.S. 

5  Sands,  W.  H.  &  W.  J.,  W.S. 

7  Mackenzie,  John  Ord,  W.S. 

9  Macqueen,  K.,  H.E.I.C.S. 
11  Dickson,  D.  ofHartree 

11  Dickson,  Arch.,  M.D.  surg. 
11  Dickson,  Alex.,  M.D. 

11  Dickson,  Alex.,  advocate 

13  Hamilton,  Miss 

15  Landale,  Robert,  ofPitmed- 

den,  S.S.C. 
17  Pearson  and  Robertson,  AV.S. 

17  Robertson,  George,  W.S. 

19  Wood,  Dr  James,  M.D. 
21  Jamieson,  Miss 

2 1  Torrie,  Mrs  T.  Jameson 
23  Farquhai-son,  Miss 

23  Faithfull,  Rev.  V.  G.  ' 

25  Maidment,  James,  advocate 
32  Dowell,  Alexander 

30  Douglas,  John  William 

30  Clerk,  Miss 

30  Wilson,  Mrs 

30  Marshall,  Mrs 

30  Marshall,  Miss 

30  Graham,  Jliss 

30  Smith,  J.  Campbell,  advocate 

30  Maclaiu-in,  S. 

28  Kinnear,  George  T.,  W.S. 

26  Grindlay,  Thomas 
26  Grindlay,  Mrs 

24  Shand,  John,  AV.S. 

22  Young,  Archibald,  advocate 

20  Waddell,  William,  AV.S. 

18  Hodson,      Miss,     boarding- 

school 

16  Mackenzie,  J.  W.  &  J.,  W.S. 
16  Mackenzie,  J.  AV.,  AA'.S. 

14  Christie,  Alex. 

12  Cavaye,  Major-General 

10  Dickson,  AVilliam, accountant 

8  Duncan,  AVilliam  James 

6  Simson,  Miss 

4  Parkinson  and  Hood,  Misses, 

boarding-school 

2  Hislop,  AVilliam 

2  Circus  Place  School 

3.  Royal  Crescent. 

8  M'Donell,  Mrs  Colonel 

9  Aitken,  Mrs  Jlary 

10  Chambers,  Robert,  jun. 

14  Graham,  Patrick,  W.S. 

15  Pyper,  Hamilton,  advocate 

25  Tiurner,  AVilliam 

26  Hastie,  Mrs 
26  Tod,  Robert 
26  Kirkwood,  Mrs 
26  Aitken,  Mrs 

26  AVaterstoo,  Jo.  J. 

4.  Royal  Kxchangre. 

3  Solicitors-ai- Law's  Hall 


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3  Wallace,  Robert 

4  Currie,  Peter 

5  Scoon,  Kenneth,  jiin. 

6  Lindsay,  J.  and  Sons,  agents 

6  Millar,  John,  clockmaker 

7  Caledonian  Loan  Company 

8  Terrier,  Robert 

8  Gas  Meter  Office 

8  Chesney,  David 

8  Edinburgh    Cit])    Artillery 

Militia  Office 
10  City  Chambers 
10  "Wilson,  George 
10  Usher,  Hugh 
10  Dymock,  Robt.  L. 
10  O'ity  Proc.-FiscaVs  Office 
10  Morham,  R.  dep.  city-clerk 
10  Chamberlain'' s  Office 
10  City  Accountanf s  Office 
10  Dean  of  Guild  Clerk's  Office 
10  Toim  Cleric's  Office 
10  Public  Works  Office 
10  Grey  friars  Recorder'' sOffice 

10  Murdock,  recorder 

11  Heriofs  Hos.Treas.^s  Office 
11  M'Ritchie,  Bay  ley,  and  Hen- 
derson, W.S. 

11  Bayley,  George,  W.S. 

12  Cousin,  George,  surveyor 
12  Ghesser,  John 

12  Howison,  John 

12  Miller,  James,  solicitor 

12  Poison  and  Falconer 

12  Currie,  Peter 

12  Thomson,  Jn. 

12  Schenck,  F.  lithographer 

13  Scottish    Permanent    Pro- 

perty Investment  Society 

14  Orr,  James,  coal  merchant 

15  Muir,  AV.  &  C.  B.  agents 

16  Ross,  A.  Ellison,  S.S.C. 
16  Auditor''s  Chambers 

16  Drysdale,  Joseph,  S.S.C. 

17  Clydesdale  Banking  Co. 
17  Auchie,  Alexander,  agent 

3.  Royal  Terrace. 

Greenside  Church. 

1  Colquhoun,  John 

2  Hope,  Mrs 

3  Jopp,  Charles 

4  Ellis,  A.  G.,  R.,  &  W.,  W.S. 
4  Ellis,  Adam  Gibb 

4  Ellis,  Robert 

4  Ellis,  William 

5  Peploe,  R.  L. 

6  Cheyne,  Henry,  W.S. 

7  Cunningham,  Mrs  J.  S. 

8  Atkinson,  John  Balfour 

9  Inglis,  Thomas,  M.D. 

10  Marshall,  Capt.  H.E.I.C.S. 

11  Tawse,  Mrs 

11  Tawse,  John  (T.  ^^  Bonar) 

13  Hamilton,      Major    Ferrier, 

M.P. 

14  Boyd,  Thomson 
17  AVeir,  Robert  M. 

19  Crawford,  A.  H.,  H.E.I.C.S. 
22  Crabbie,  Joha 


23  Maxton,  John 

23  Greig,  Mrs 

24  White,  James 

25  Stevenson,  David 

26  Du  Plessis  and  Black,  Misses 

27  Johnstone,  Bobert 

27  Johnstone,  R.  Bruce 

28  Hutchison,  James  T. 

28  Hutchison,  Mrs 

29  Wallace,  James 

30  M'KinIay,D.  ofNewlandburn 

31  Bruce,  John 

32  Brown,  Thomas 

33  Cullen,  Rev.  G.  D. 

34  Constable,  Thomas 

35  Cowan,  James 

35  Cowan,  Misses 

36  Dunlop,  Mrs  Alan  C. 

37  Stevenson,  Rev.  Wm.  D.D. 

38  Wahab,  Major-Gen  Charles 

39  Henderson,  Charles  J. 

40  Elder,  Thomas 

1.  ISutSaaid  F'^ace. 

1  Luke,  John,  spirit  dealer 

2  Isbister,  Thos.  brush  maker 

3  Clark  &  Crawford,  grocers 

4  Adams,  Robert,  ironmonger 

5  Thomson,  Thomas 

5  Lockhart,  Sliss  Elliot 

5  Anderson,  John,  bootmaker 

5  Anderson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6  Listen,  Alex,  bruslimaker 

7  Miller,  Miss  Agnes 

8  Anderson,  Miss,  milliner 

9  M'Gregor,  Wm.  watchmaker 

10  Anderson,  T.  L.  hosier 

11  Scott,  Croall,  and  Sons 

12  Bethune,  Norman,  M.D. 

1.  lintlased  §j|aare. 
1   Gilmore,  Miss 
3  Cleugh,  Miss  E. 
3  Hay,  Mrs  R.  S. 
3  Brown,  Thomas 
3  Paterson,  Thomas 
3  Hume,  Mrs 

3  Walker,  Alexander 

4  Robertson,  Bliss 

5  Bell,  Benjamin,  Bobert 

6  Campbell  and  Espie,  AV.S. 

6  Espie,  George,  S.S.C. 

7  Davidson,  Lawrence,  W.S. 
7  Davidson,  Harry,  advocate 
9  Baxter,  Edmund,  W.S. 

9  Baxter  and  Mitchell,  W.S. 
9  Yorkshire    Fire    and   Life 
Insurance  Co. 

10  Moncriefi',  William 

11  Oliver,  Misses,  boarding-schl. 

12  Maccoll,  Alexander,  teacher 

13  Elyth,  Miss,  teacher 

13  Alexander,  Rev.  Jacob  S. 

13  Kunz,  M.  Jules,  teacher 

14  Brown,  ifrs 

15  Brodie,  Kenneth  S. 

16  Gordon,  Arthur  Forbes,  W.S. 

17  Gordon,  Adam  Hay,  W.S. 

18  Dunlop,  A.  Vans 
18  Fergusson,  Miss 


19  Meek,  Mrs,  boarding-school 

20  Stuart,  Charles  Villiers 

21  Bertram,  Miss 

22  Maxwell,  William 
22  Arnott,  Misses 

22  Bell,  Alexander 

22  Muir,  Jolm,  builder 

23  Sprot,  Miss 

24  Davidson  Archd.  advocate 

25  Hector,  David,  advocate 

26  Macallum,  James,  W.S. 

26  Macallum,  A.  B.,  A?.S. 

27  Simson,  Miss 

28  Ker,  Misses 

29  Henry,  John 

30  Brown,  Mrs  William 
30  Grierson,  Miss 

30  Grierson,  Miss  Margaret 
SO  Edington,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 
30  Lemmi,  Enrico,  LL.D. 
30  Ramsay,  Alex,  coal  mercht. 

30  Liddel,  Miss 

31  Baillie,  Mrs,  sen. 

32  Davidson,  Mrs 

32  Davidson,  John  R.  advocate 

1.  Mnt!and  street. 
1  Mitchell,  Mrs,  lodgings 
1  Anderson,  Hart 
1  Collector's      Office,      West 
Church  Poor-rates 

1  Armstrong,  J.  (.4.  ^^  Hogg): 

3  Paterson,  Mrs  Maria 

5  StThomas' Episcopal  Chapel 

11  Lindsay,  Mrs 

13  Robertson,  Alexander 

15  Peddie,  Alexander,  M.D. 
17  Craigie,  Miss 

19  Home,  Lady 

21  Stark,  James,  M.D. 

23  Brown,  John,  i\i.D. 

25  Cox,  Robert,  AV.S. 

27  Guthrie,  William,  advocate 
27  Minto,  Mrs  John 

27  Scott,  Mrs  David 

28  Borthwick,  Thomas 
28  Scott,  Mrs  G.  S. 

28  Paxton,  Miss,  ladies'  school 

26  Souter,  Francis  George 

24  Myrtle,  John  Young,  M.D. 

22  Cunningham,  G.,  C.E. 

20  W^alker,  John,  W.S. 

15  Stuart,  Alexander 

16  Robertson,  Miss  Louisa 

14  Pringle,  George 

12  Eraser,  Alexander  C. 
10  Hughes,  George,  W.S. 

8  Erskine,  Miss 

6  Stuart,  Robert  L.,  W.S. 

4  Laycock,  Dr,  F.R.C.P. 

2  Syme,   James,    professor   of 

clinical  surgery 

8.  §t  A.ndre^s«^  Sejoare. 

1  Purves,  Wm.  &  Son,  clothiers 

2  London  Hotel 
2  Macarthnr,  Mrs 

2-B  Spence&Mack,  S.S.C.  &N.P. 
2-B  Mack,  J.  S.,  S.S.C.  and  N.P. 


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2  General  Assurance  Co. 

3  Murray,  E.  auctioneer 

3  Dalgleisli  and  Forrest,  auc- 

tioneers.-— See  Adv. 

4  Smith,  James  W.  architect 

4  Ehenius  and  Lawrie,  ^hare- 

brokers 
4-A  Railway  Passenger  Assu- 
rance Office 
4-A  Pkcenix  Fire  Office 
4-B  Johnston,   ^Y.  and  A.  K. 
engravers 

5  Carter,  Frederick Hayne,C. A. 

5  Scott.  Friendly  Life  Assur. 

5  Orderly  Room  ist  Mid- 
Lothian  Coast  Artillery 
Vol.  Corps 

5  National  Bible  Society 

5  Religious    and    Charitahle 

Institution 
f>  Edin.  City  Missio7i  Office 
5  Sabbath  Alliance 
5  Scottish  Coast  Mission 
5  Nicoll,  Alex,  accountant 

5  Dawson,  Thomas 

6  Scott.  Provident  Institution.! 
James  Watson,   manager. — 

See  Adv. 

7  Menzies,  W.  J.,  W.S. 

7  Smith  and  Ilardie,  architects 
7  Auchie,  Alexander 
7  Barton,  James,  S.S.C. 
7  Fitch,  Alfred  Joseph 

7  Adie,  Alex.  J.  civil  engineer 

8  Atkinson  &  Lauder,  clothiers 
South  St  David  Streetintersects. 

9  Scottish  Widows''  Fund  As- 

surance  Society — S.    Ea- 

leigh,  manager,  J.  J,  P. 

Anderson,  secy. — See  Adv. 
'.)  Eohevtson,  William 
]  0  Buchan,  Alex.  Meteorological 

Society  of  Scotland 
]0  Scott,  Mrs  A. 
10  Mackenzie,  J.  H.,  W.S. 

10  Mackenzie,  James  Hay 

11  Innes  and  Grieve,  grocers 

12  Gilbey,  W.  and  A.  wine  im- 

porters 
12  Hewat,  J.  {lateSpittal&  Co.) 
12  Carphin,  Jas.  Ehind,  C.A. 
12  European  Assurance  Society 

12  Crawford,  David,  S.S.C.  and 

N.P. 

13  Padon,  A.  and  D.  stationers 

and  booksellers 

13  Forbe3,David,  glass manufec. 
George  Street  intersects. 

15  Grierson,  Andrew,  W.S. 

15  Whitehead,  AVilliam,  boot- 
maker 

15  Whitehead,  John,  S.S.C. 

16  Dimdas  and  Wilson,  W.S. 

16  Wilson,  William,  C.S. 

17  Eankin,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

17  Agra  §-  U.S.  Bavh  Limited 

— Eobert  Hunter,  manager 

18  Gilmour,  Hugh,  stockbroker 


18  Captain  Roland's   Fencing 

Room  and  Gymnasium 

19  Blackwood,  James,  W^S. 

19  Brown  and  Wardrop,  archi- 
tects 

19  Fairbairn,  Wm.  surveyor 

20  Northern  Assurance  Co. — 

E.  Christie,  jun.  secretary. 

— See  Adv. 
20  Paterson,  John,  C.E. 
20  Otago  Emigration  Office 
20  Currie,  Thomas  D. 

20  Stock  Exchange 

N.  St  David  Street  intersects. 

21  Braid,  A. 

21  City  of  Glasgoiv  Life  Assur. 
Co. — Balfour,  E.  assistant- 
manager. — See  Adv. 

21  Skirving,  David,  inspector 

21  Fyfe,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

21  National  Mercantile  Life 
Office 

21  Sun  Fire  Office 

21  Black,  D.  M.  and  H.,  W.S. 

21  Black,  Henry,  solicitor 

21  M'Laren,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

21  Bogle,  Andrew,  W.S. 

22  Scottish  National  Fire  and 

Life    Assurance   Co. — J. 
M.  M'Candlish,  manager 

23  M'Intosh,  Jn.  church  officer 
23  Mackintosh,  Bliss   C.  dress- 
maker 

23  Harrison,  H.  accountant 
23  Manchester  Fire  Insurance 

Co. — See  Adv. 
23   United  Kingdom  Provident 

Institution. — See  Adv. 
23  Cay,  Eobert  Dundas,  W.S. 
23  Oriental  Bank  Corporation. 

—See  Adv. 
23  Paris,  James,  S.S.C. 

23  Arthur,  E.  &  E._H.,  S.S.C. 

24  Jopp,  Charles,  civil  engineer 
24  Gibson,  G.  civil  engineer 

24  Lindsay,  Jameson,  &  Haldane 

25  Dundas,  .John,  C.S. 

26  Scottish  Equit.  Assu.  Society 

—George  Todd,  manager, 
W.  Finlay,  sec. — See  Adv. 

26  Gibson,  Thomas 

27  Preston,      Henry     Lindsay, 

Capt.  Eoyal  Navy 

28  Gifford,  Alex.  S.S.C. 

29  Finlay,  James,  solicitor 

N.  St  Andrew  Street  intersects. 
80  Black,  A.  brushmaker 

30  Tait,  Thomas,  ironmonger 
30  Lindsay,  E.  chemist 

30  London  Fire  and  Life  As- 
surance Co. 
30  Macallum,  Geo.  stockbroker 
30  Simpson,  Miss 
30  Sprott,  W.  P.,  S.S.C. 

30  Glen,  Alex,  bagpipe  maker 

31  Stewart  and  Co.  merchants 
31  Clarkson,  Alex,  agents 

31  Trail  and  Fletcher 


3  L  Law,  Wm.  and  Geo.  merchts. 

32  Cockburn  and  Campbell 

33  Harvey,  Peter,  painter 
35  Douglas\^  Hotel 

35  Slaney,  Thomas 

35  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland — 

James  Wright,  secretary 
35  Eobertson,  Laurence,  cashier 

35  Turnbidl,  Wm.  accountant 

36  Spence,  William  {B.  L.  Co.) 
87  Nimmo,  Archd.  {B.  L.  Co.) 

British  Linen  Co.''s  Bank 
38  M'CuUoch,  John 
38  Dalgleish,  Mark 
42  National  Bank  of  Scotland 
42  Anderson,  Thos.  secretary 

S.  §t  Andrew  Sta^eet,  Kf. 
1  Miller,  John,  baker 
1  Lawson,  George,  fruiterer 
1-A  Biu-ness,  W.,  H.M.  printer 
3  Pollock,  William,  solicitor 
3  Scott,  Eobert,  woollen  agent 

3  Hunter  and  Co. 

4  Dewar,    Ferguson,    &    Co. 

commission  merchants 
4  Ferguson  and  Junner,  W.S. 
'4  Junner,  John  C. 
4  Black,  Andrew 

4  Smith,  Helen,  milliner 
5-A  Bayne,  Charles,  fruiterer 

5  Chedburn,  G.  bootmaker 

6  Grant,  D.  confectioner 

6  Douglas,  James,  dentist 

7  Lyon,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 

7  Maitland,  G.  E.,  W.S. 
7  Smith,  Jas.  A.  accountant 
7  Walker,  W. 

7  Thomson,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 
7-A  Eoss,  Alex.  &  Co.  grocers 
St  Andrew''s  Lane  intersects. 

8  Charles,  James,  ironmonger 
10  M'Lean,  Alex,  architect 

10  Eitchie,  J.  S.  accountant 
10  Elgin    and    Son,    wholesale 

stationers 
10  Shiels,  Mrs 
10  Novice,  G.  W.  artist 

10  Currie,  William 

13  Elgin,  Wm.  bookseller 

13  Yarroll,  Samuel 

14  Corns,  AVilliam,  bookbinder 
14  Low,  John,  plumber 

Neilson,  John,  cabinetmaker, 
N.  Lane 
14  Dickson,  George,  wright,  N. 
Lane 

3.  St  .Andrew  Street,  S. 

8  Jaap's  temperance  hotel 

5  Eaeburn,  James,  trunkmaker 
5  Eoques,  Cassimir,  hairdresser 
7  Eoques,  Madame  C.  and  Miss 

Wight,  milliners 
7  Dow,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 

9  Smith  and  Co.  printers 

11  Gilchrist,   James,   and  Son, 

plumbers 
11  Adcock,  G.  paper  merchant 


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11  Brown's  temperance  hotel 

11  Tarbet,  J.  fishing-rod  maker 

13  Religious  Tract  and  Book 

Society  of  Scotland 

15  Dalrymple,  John,  tea  merch. 
15-A  Saxby,  R.   and  Son,  ham 

and  pork  merchants 

17  Frater,  R.  and  Co.  Billiard 

rooms 

19  Nightingale,  E.  W.  trousers 

maker,  &c. 
23  Thomson,  R.  D.  merchant 

20  Letton's  temperance  hotel 

18  Spaven,  Robert,  saddler 

16  Bell,  J.  &  Son,  bell-hangers 
16  Great  Northern  and  North- 
Eastern  Railicay — James 
Robei'tson,  traffic  agent 

14-A   City  Dining   Rooms — D. 
IvI'Laren,  prpr. — See  Adv. 

14  St      Andrew      temperance 

hotel,  D.  M'Laren 

12  Henry,  Alex,  gunsmith 
10  White,  J.  plumber 

10  Dickson,  J.  and  Co.  whole- 
sale stationers 

10  Sievewright's  English  hotel 

Meuse  Lane  intersects. 
8  Stewart  and   Oman,   photo- 
graphers 

8  Hartley,  Thomas  F.  clothier 
8-A  Waugh,  R.  spirit  dealer 

6  Aberdeen  Ship.  Co.^s  Office 
4  Lawson,  James 
4  Register  for  Servants 
2  Millar,  John  and  Co.  china 
warehouse 

1i.  St  Andrew  street, 

Sjeith. 

4  Howden,  Thomas,  grocer 

5  Dodds,  Robert 

5  Carmichacl,  Thomas,  smith 

6  Symington,  James 

9  Heatley,  Adam,  dairy 

11  Erskine,  Alexander,  slater 

]  3  Gordon,  Jane,  victual  dealer 

14  Soutter,  R.  shoemaker 

15  M'Laren,  D.  &  G.  wine  mers. 
1-5  Sceales,  J.  and  J.  M.  mers. 
15  Simson,  Miss,  seminary 

15  Millar,  James 

16,  17  White,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 

18  Campbell,  Elizabeth,  toy  and 

small-ware  shop 

19  Munro,  Wm.  provision  mer. 
21  Middiemas  T.  furniture  dlr. 

23  Herbert,  William 

24  King,  Wm.  spirit  merchant 
Smith,  Philip 

27  Thomson,  Lauder,  and  Co. 
27  Thomson,  J.  G.  &  Co.  mers. 
29  Blackie,  Thomas 

32  Mann,  Alex,  spirit  merchant 

33  Garland,  J.  0.  pawnbroker 
39  Herkes,  A.  spirit  dealer 

45  Morrison  and  Scott 

€0  Stevenson,  G.  A.  and  Co. 

67  Ford,  James,  provision  mer. 


74  Ramage,  Jas.  china  mercht. 
77,  78,  79  Jenkinson,  W.  &  J. 
merchants 

83  Walker,  Hugh,  baker 

84  Drummond,  J.  F.  W.  (C.  F. 

and  Co.) 
84  Catiicart,  Ferguson,  and  Co, 
84  Leith  Candle  Co. 
84  Morrison,  J.  and  G. 
89  Carfrae,  William,  butcher 

St  Andrew's  'Wyndj 
lieUlfi. 

I  Gray,  James,  spirit  dealer 
7  Groves,  Charles,  grocer 

S'.  St  Anthony  CoBurt. 
Elder,  T.  &  Co.  wine  merts. 
Warden,  Wm.  merchant 

S'.  St  Anthony  £iane. 

Callender,  David,  tanner 
Callender,  T.  and  A. 

1.  St  Anthony  Place. 

I  Kay,  Robert,  Union  hotel 

4  Kerr,  Alexander 

5  Teenan,  Joseph,  ink  maker 

7  Stott,  Miss 

8  White,  Thomas,  dairy 

9  Mather,  AVilliam 
10  Thomson,  William 

10  Hunter,  Robert,  (G.P.-O.) 
10- Thomson,  James,  builder 
10  Vallence,  John,  jun. 

10  Fairly,  Mungo,  coal  merch. 

II  Robertson,  Walter 

12  Laing,  George,  builder 

12  Hardie,  Adam 

13  Palmer,  David,  hairdresser 
15  Gaff,  William 

15  Vallance,  Jas.  coal  merchant 

15  Keddie,  William 

16  Brown,  John,  grocer 

T.  St  Anthony  B^Iace^ 

Junction  Road,  Leith. 
7  Watt,  James 

1.  St  Anthony  I^Iace^ 
West. 

3  Flockhart,  Thomas,  grocer 

4  IMacgill,  Andrew,  draper 

5  Braidwood,  William 

6  Muir,  James,  spirit  mercht. 

■y.  St  Anthojiy  Street. 
1  Day,  J. 

II  Macnair,  John,  brewer 
Law,  David,  brewer 

I.  St  Bernard's  Cres. 

5  Davidson,  Mrs 

7  Mackay,  John 
9  Gray,  Mrs 

11  Stevenson,  James 
13  Lorimer,  Mrs 

15  Dudgeon,  Mrs 

17  Paterson,  James,  M.D, 
1 9  Whyte,  Matthew 

21  Macfarlane,  William,  M.D. 


23  Mitchell,  Miss 
27  Donaldson,  George 
29  Wordie,  Mrs 
31  Anderson,  Mrs 
33  Wright,  Mrs 

35  Eddington,  Lieut.-Col.  S.  M. 
14  Rymer,  Mrs 
10  Ramsay,  Mrs 
8  Dundas,  Miss  Hamilton 

6  Stuart,  Mrs  William 
4  Balfour,  John 

2  Gillies,  Mrs 

1.  St  Bernard's  Place. 

1  Crawford,  James 

1  Anderson,  Mrs,  sick  nurse 

1  Stuart,  Gordon,  coal  agent 

1.  St  Bernard's  ISo^v. 

1  Duff,  Theodore,  agent 

2  Lisle,  George 

3  Ligram,  George 

3  Ingram,  Mrs,  dressmaker 

4  Davies,  William  H. 

7  Purves,  Robert 

8  Stirling,  George 

9  Marwick,  Mrs 

9  Keith,  Alexander 
Marshall,  Mrs  R.  Rosebank 

cottage 
Bruce,  P.  St  Bernard's  cot. 
Cushnie,  W^.  Malta  green  villa 
Campbell,  G.  1  Malta  green  pi. 
Hutchison,   C.  G.    2   Malta 

green  place 

5.  St  Catherine's  PI. 

Wallace,  A.  B.  Murray  villa 
Orrock,  Alex.  Murray  villa 
Pringle,  A.  Fenwick  villa 

1.  St  Coline  Street. 

1  Deuson,  Richd.  lodgings 

2  Cowper,  Chas.  T.  advocate 

3  Stewart,  Mrs  WHlliam 

4  Purves,  Robert  R. 

5  Urquhart,  Mrs 

7  Strangman,  Mrs 

8  Anderson,  Mrs 

9  Eraser,  John,  actuary 
10  Wood,  Alexander,  M'.D. 

1.  St  Cnthbert's  €}IeI$e, 
1  Keir,  Robert 
1  Ridpath,  Alexander 
1  M'Donald,  Jas.  horse  dealer 
1  Macfarlane,  {R.  M.  &-  IF.) 
1  Henderson,  Robt.  builder 

1  Wintour,  John  C.  artist 

2  Dick,  Robert 

3  Cummings'  hotel 

3  Cummings,  Mrs 

4  Hutchison,  Wm.  and  T. 

5  Turner,  James,  wine  mercht, 
5  Kinninmont,  R.  K. 

5  Furley,  Robt.  Chas.  surgeon 
5  Turner,  Jas.  (J.  T.  Sf  Co.) 
7  Session  Clerk's  office,  St 

CuthherCs  Parish 
7  Young,  Mrs  William 


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7  Veitcb,  ^Vm.  upholsterer 

8  Veitcli,     William,     bedstead 

and  bedding  warehouse. — 

See  Adv. 

1.  St  Cuthtoerl's  I^ane, 
Si  Cuthhert's  Poorhoiise, — 
Dick,  T.  governor 
Ross,  Miss,  matron 
Stewart  &  Davidson 
Brittain,  Jas.  church  officer 
Henderson,  Robert,  wright 

1.  St  Cutliteert's  Street. 
4  Edwards,  James 

16  Russell,  James 

17  Tennant,  Mrs 

17  Robertson,  Jeffrey  Hall 

19  Listen,  Mrs  Ramage 

20  Anderson,  Misses 

21  Riddell,  Miss 

23  M'Neill,  Mrs  Colonel 

46  Scott,  Misses 

45  Aitken,  James,  solicitor 

45  Dalrymple,  Wm.  W.S. 

44  Campbell,  tlie  Lady  Emma 

43  Moncreiif,  Rev.  Sir  Henry 
Wellwood,  Bart. 

42  Orr,  Capt.  {Naval  and  Mili- 
tary Academy) 

40  Grieve,  James,  plasterer 

36  Gallic,  James 

37  Murdock,  Thos.  cabinetmaker 

and  upholsterer 
88  Yeitch,  William 

3.  m  l^avid  St.,  I^'orth. 

1  Cameron,  Finlay,  painter 

1  Keegan,  Thos.  wine  mercht. 

3  Watson  &  Dickson,  accounts. 

3  Scottish  Amicahla  Life  As- 
surance Co. — See  Adv. 

3  Mutual  Scottish  Amicable 
Assurance  Co. 

3  Stewart,  Robert,  stockbroker 

3  Stewart,  H.  M.  stockbroker 

3  Mackenzie,  J.  tailor 

3  Forsyth,  David,  S.S.C. 

3  London  Provincial  Provi- 
dent Society 

3  Mackersy,  L.,  W.S.  _ 

3  London  Union  Fire  and 
Life  Assurance  Co. 

3  M'Bean,  William,  chartered 
accountant 

5  Graham  and  Johnston,  W.S. 

5  Johns,  T.  &  Co.  clothiers 

5  Howden,  James,  accountant 

5  Plowden  and  Mollison,  C.A. 

5  London  and  Lancashire  In- 
surance Companies 

7  Trotter,  S.  E.  accountant 

7  County  Fire  office 

7  Murray,  John,'  S.S.C. 

7  Moncrieflf  &  Thomson,  accts. 

7  Raeburn,  James 

7  Cunningham,  J.  Bruce,  ac- 
countant 

9  District  of  St  Andrew's 
Megistration  office 


9  Adams,  George,  S.S.C. 

9  Crawford,  John  Knox,  S.S.C. 

9  Balgarnie,  J.  H.,  C.A. 

9  Dickson,  James G.stockbrok. 

9  Aitken,  A.  C.  stockbroker 

9  Alison,  Robt.  stock  and  share 

broker 
10  Buckle,  George 
10  Wightman,  Mrs,  lodgings 
10  Low, John 

10  Conor,  Mrs 

8  Macbrair  and  Parker,  W.S. 
8  Renton,  James,  jun.  S.S.C. 

8  Bell,  William,  stockbroker 
6  Inglis,  H.  M..  W.S. 

6  Allan,  James,'  S.S.C. 

6  Ministers'  Wid.  Fund  office 
4- A  Grant,  Colin  C,  W.S. 
4-A  Chartered  Bank  of  India, 

Australia,  and  China 
i-ALay  Association  Church  of 

Scotland 
4-A  Denholm,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
4-A  Black,  A.  R.,  S.S.C. 
4-A  Scott,  David,  C.A. 
4-A  Angus,  Geo.  stockbroker 
4-A  Imperial  Fire   and  Life 

Insurance  Co. 

4  Whyte,  A.  &  Son,  stationers 

3.  St  UaTid  St.,  South. 

1  Watt,  Andrew,  saddler 

5  Hay,  P.  &  R.  dyers- estab- 

lishment, 1  Heriot  builds. 

7  Blackhraes  Colliery  office — 

James  M'Kelvie,  agent 

9  Elder,  Mis,  commercial  lodg. 

11  Rose,  Chas.  A.  sugar  mercht. 
13  Gray,  AVm.  and  Son,  saddlers 

13  Nisbet,  William,  shoemaker 

15  Simpson  &  Taylor,  perfumers 
17  Cameron,  J.  and  P. 

19  Collie,  D.  R.  &  Son,  printers 

19  Ritchie,  Alex,  lithographer 

19  Carstairs,  A.  engraver 

16  Lyall,  J.  M.  stationer 

16  M'Kenzie,  John,  house  factor 

—See  Adv. 
16  Bell,  Jas.  &  Son,  bellhangers 

14  Dott,  A.  carver  and  gilder 
14  Lang,  Sam.  fishing-rod  mkr. 

12  Broun,  Jn.  &  Co.  bootmakers 
12  Hunter,  W.  bookbinder 

12  Sir  Walter  Scott  Com.  Tem- 
perance Hotel 
12  Dempster,  John 
12  Dewar,  John 

10  Mather,  E.  shoe  mercer 

6  Willis,  Nelson,  &  Co.  straw- 

hat    manufacturers — John 
Robertson,  manager 
6  Kenninaton  and  Jenner 

2  Finlay,  William 

3.  St  James'  I"!aee. 

1  Kennedy,  Robert,  grocer 

2  Clark,  Charles,  agent 
2  Brown,  John 

2  Lighten,  George,  jun. 


2  Duncan,  Mrs 

2  Fero-uson,  Peter 
U.  P.  Church 

5  Horsburgh,  Mrs  G. 

5  Leighton,  George 

5  Johnston,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

5  Brown,  D.  water  officer 

6  Watt,  A.  veterinary  surgeon 

8  Douglns,  Andrew 

9  Jleek,  Thomas 

9  Greig,  James,  clerk 
9  Johnstone,  Mrs 
9  Hutchison,  David 

3  M'Intyre,  Misses 

10  Cranstoun,  Miss  C. 

11  Moir,  Pet.  &  Co.  postmaster 

11  Gerard,  Francis 

12  Roberts,  George,  builder 

2.  St  James'  §<5!aare. 

1  Stewart,  Peter 

1  Sutherland,  William 

3  &  4  Mould  &  Tod,  engravers 

4  Brown,  Mrs  Thomas 
4  Taylor,  John,  builder 

4  Renton,  John,  M.D. 

5  Chadwick,  Alexander 
5  Robertson,  James,  jun. 

5  Adamson  &  Co.  printers 

6  Stobo,  Mrs  John,  grocer 

7  M'Pherson,  Alexander 

8  Wilson,  William,  agent 

9  Kirkwood,  Alex,  and  Son 

11  Campbell,  C.  F.  wine  mercht. 

12  Murray,  Wm.  upholsterer 

13  Trotter,  Thomas,  flesher 
13  Naismith,  J.  W.  engraver 
13  Murray,  Abijah 

13  Murray,  Alexander 

13  Beveridge,  David,  tailor 

14  Grant,  Alex,  printer — ho.  13 

15  Auchincloss,  John,  smith 
15  Cooper,  David,  accountant 
15  Hogg,  William 

15  Grieve,  Hay,  cabinetmaker 

15  Robertson,  Wm.  (G.P.-O.) 

15  Gordon,  Robert  G. 

15  Bryden,  James 

15  Cowan,  William,  engraver 

17  Forbes,  Walter 

17  Murdoch,  James 

17  Holiday,  Thomas,  engraver 

17  Leechmans,  Mrs 

1 7  Munro,  John 

17  Hately,  Thomas  L. 

17  Hately,  Walter 

17  Hately,  Miss  M. 

17  Johnston,  Robert,  chaplain 

18  Cruickshanks,  William 

19  Schenck  and  IMacfarlaue 

20  Dewar,  Hugh 

21  Hardie,  William 
21  M'Pherson,  Henry 

21  Melville  and  Adamson 

22  Ferguson,  Mrs  Archibald 

23  Bowden,  Mrs 

23  Douglas  and  Brodie 
23  Brodie,  Wm.  J. 
23  Johnston,  A.  agent 


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23  Nicol,  R.  messenger-at-anns 

23  Webster.  Aw.  mess.-at-arms 
233-  Easton,  James,  tailor 
24'M'Laren  and  Go. 

24  Anderson,  David 

25  Anderson,  David,  &Co. 
25  Baunerman,  Miss  Jane 
25  Murray's  lodgings 

25  Nelson,  John 

25  Murray,  A.  tailor 

25  Caw,  John,  mess.-at-arms 

25  Caw,  Wm.  sheriff-officer 

25  Rae,  Robert 

25  Grady,  John 

25  White,  Thomas 

25  Hay,  Mrs  Alexander 

26  Finlavson,  Mrs 
26  Walker,  Mrs 

26  Sclater,  Robert,  and  Son 
26  Bayne,  James 
26  Finlayson,  Thos.  B. 
26  Irving,  J.  stationer 

26  Murray,  John 

27  Biirgess,  George,  bootmaker 

28  Nimmo,  W.  P.  publislier 

29  Macfarlane,  Wm.  Hasband 

30  Adcock,  Gilbert 
30  Cooper,  Charles 

30  Nicol,  Misses,  dressmakers 

30  Whitelaw,  James 

30  Black,  George,  mess.-at-arms 

30  Cook,  Andrew 

30  Watson,  Thomas,  clothier 

30  Stevenson,  James 

31  Dickson,  Robert 

S.  Si  James'  Street,  E. 

4  Dalziel,  William,  engraver 
S.  §t  James'  Street,  S. 

1  Sloan,  James 

1  Sloan,  Miss  M.  dressmaker 

5  Nisbet,  Mrs  Wm.  lodgings 

5  Tait,  Thomas 

7  Hardie,  Wm.  victualler 

8  M'Gregor,  AVm.  bootmaker 
11  Preacher,  John 

11  Dickson,  Wm. 

16  Snow,  John,  flesher 

17  M'Farlane,  John 

17  Young,  Jas.  coal  merchant 

18  Duncan,  J.  grocer 

19  Meek,  George   • 

19  Laing,  David,  bootmaker 
19  Lawrie,  John 

22  Middleton,  D.  grocer 

23  Morrison,  Mrs,  midwife 

24  Police  Office 

14  Grant,  Aiex.  grocer,  &c. 

10  CamplDell,  Thomas 

10  Mauchline,  Jas.  {G.P.-O.) 

6  Donaldson,  George,  wright 
6  Walker,  Jlrs  AVililam 

4  Lillico,  Thomas,  baker 

2  Thomson,  George,  tailor 

S.  St  James'  Street,  ''^■ 

1  Shepherd,  Mrs  William 

1  Harvey,  P.  painter 

1  Aitken,  Mrs  W.  ladies'  nurse 


1  Greenhow,  Ed.  {G.P.-O.) 
1  Souter,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
1  Hogg,  James 
1  Matson,  Alex. 

I  Berry,  Thomas 

3  Lawson,  Thos.  letter  carrier 
3  Mantica,  Amhony 

3  Bell,  William,  boot  closer 

4  M'Donald,  Roderick 
4-B  Ramsay,  Mrs 

4-B  Bannerman,  Mrs 

5  Pendrigh,  James,  tailor 

5  Prescott,  Thomas 

6  Cunningham,  Gavin,  joiner 

3.  St  JoIiBB'S  MUl. 

8  M'Lauchlan,   B.  Wm.   fish- 

curer  and  fish-salesmen 

11  M'Laren,  J. 

Waterston,  George 
Balfour,  Rev.  William 
Hohjrood  Manse 

18  Brown,  Hugh 

18  Wilson,  Mrs 

21  Campbell,  William 

3.  St  J®!is»  Street. 

I  Brown,  D.  R. 

1  Slater,  Andrew 

1  Cameron,  William 

2  Gibb,  Thomas 
2  Croall,  Robert 

4  Middleton,  John,  M.D. 
6  Cliristie,  John 

9  Isles,  Andrew 

10  Gall,  Rev.  James 

II  Hill,  Mrs  James 

12  Alexander,  H.  D.  surgeon 

13  Johnstone,  Miss  Hope 

15  Aitchison,  Mrs  Wm.  Ker 

16  Gilmour,  Mrs 

17  Ford,  J.  flint  glass  manuf. 

18  Morgan,  Johii  B. 

19  St  John   Street   Industrial 

ScJiool 
19  Alexander,  Thos.  letter  car. 
19  Wilson,  Miss 

19  Brydou,  G.  and  A. 

20  Meiu,  Alexander 

21  Boyle,  Mrs 

21  Kennedy,  William  W. 

5.  St  lieonard's  Hill. 

1  Sime,  George 

Stuart  Geo.  {of  Craig  Bros.) 
Bell,  John  H. 
Pringle,  Mrs  J. 

II  Craig,  Mrs  J. 

Stordy,  Roht.  coachbuilder 
Brown,  J.  T.  Gibraltar  House 
Clark,  A.  Salisbury  bank 
Cameron,  James  A. 
Rannie,  William 

2  Fenton,  James 
Kay,  Rev.  Tlios. 
Bryson,  William 
Kennedy,  Wm. 

5.  St  lieonard's  I^ane. 

3  Banks,  Robert 


3  Pringle,  Alexander 

7  Carnochan,  Andrew 

9  Bliller,  Agnes 
11  Sinton,  William,  slater 
13  Brown,  Mrs 

Adamson,  Walter,  builder 

5.  St  Eieoatarcl  Street. 
1  Davidson,  A.  hairdresser 
11  Nicol,  William,  shoemaker 
13  Dawson,  John,  victual  deal. 
17  Bell,  Wm.  blacksmith 
21  Ross,  James,  spirit  merchant 
29  Gray,  Alex,  metal  mercht. 
29  Davidson,  Alex,  builder 
29  Burnet,  Frederick 
39  Laurie,  Mrs 
39  Lumsden,  James 
39  Downie,  Alex. 
39  Fraser,  George 
39  M'Alpine,  Thomas 
39  Thomson,  Mrs 
41  Tweedie,  Jas.  grocer 
43  Watson,  D.  A.  china  merct. 
45  Waters,  Benjamin,  baker 
47,  49,  &  51  Brown,  M.  cabinet- 
maker 
53  Hamilton,  Thos.  wood  mer. 

57  Dickson,  Thos.  &  Son,  coal 

merchants." — See  Adv. 
59  Clark,  R.  coal  merchant 

69  Spitalfield  house 
59  Wotherspoon,  John 

71  Hamilton,  AVilliam 

75-A  Brown,  Chas.  coal  agent 
77  Brown,  Robt.  A.  coalmerch. 
67  Messer,  J.  chimney-sweeper 
73  Begrie,  Mrs  J. 
79  Guthrie,  Charles 
83  Ballantyne,  Robert 

Robertson,  John 
107  Hunter,  James,  builder 

72  Usher,  J.  and  T.  brewers 

70  Walker,  Edward 
70  Tliomson,  James 

Finnic   Brothers,    Parkside 

house 
Murray,  Jas.  (P.  S.  Sf  Co.) 

Parkside  house. 
Hem-y  Street  intersects. 
62  Carmichael,  J.  grocer 

58  Redpath,  Geo.  erocer 
58  Thorburn,  Wm."  baker 
38  Stobie,  W.  victual  dealer 

Dalkeith  Colliery 
30  Greig,  David 
30  Ferris,  Thomas 
28  Donald,  Isaac  Low 
26  Tough,  John 
26  Brown,  Robert 
26  Peterson,  Rev.  Peter 
26  Carlisle,  William 
40  Affleck,  Mrs  R.  grocer 
22  Penridge,  John  {G.P.-O.) 
22  Galloway,  David,  plasterer 
22  Bishop,  George  D.  printer 
22  Slymond,  John,  printer 
22  Nisbet,  Robert 
24  Ferrier,  Charles,  grocer 


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St  Paurs  Free  Church 

20  Ramsay,  Mrs 
14-A  Police  Station 
12- A  Hogo-,  James 

12-A  Steven,  Thos.  and  Alex. 
8  St  Leonard's  house — Kerr, 

R.  D.  {T.  K.  ^  Son) 
4  Wass,  Asa 
4  Bertram,  George 
4  Graham,  Mrs  D. 
4  Wilson,  James 
2  Mackay,  George,  grocer 

St  Maii'k's  Criaa'dems. 
White,  Robt.  gardener 

3.  St  Mary's  WyBacl. 

2  Dow,  W. 

3  Mason,  Mrs,  provision  dealer 

4  M'Lano-hlan,  Mary,  clothier 

5  DufT,  Mrs  J.  spirit  mercht. 
11  Ramsay,  John 

15  Boylan,  Philip,  tailor 

21  Newton,  James,  hatter 

23  Cunningham,  Thos.  tailor 

24  Bowles,"Mrs  Mary 

25  M'lver,  J.  tailor — See  Adv. 
27  Quin,  D. 

32  Kerr,  Mrs  Cecilia 

40  M'lver,  P.  carpet  shoemaker 

48  Wilson,  William 

45  Murray,  Mrs  Walter,  tailor 

47  Ferg-nson,  John,  tailor 

50  Allander,  Robert 

62  Moran,  John 

63  Doherty,  John 

67  Yonng,  R.  and  Co.  tailors 

68  Johnston,  James,  currier 

69  Stewart,  George 

70  Jolinston,  D.  &  Sons,  curriers 

71  Slierry,  John,  watch  dealer 

73  Operative  Hat  Factory 

74  Kirkwood,  Jas.  shoemaker 

80  Doherty,  John 

84  Smart,  Mi-s  J.  spirit  dealer 

86  Borrowman,  W.  ^-ictnaller 

81  M'lver,  James  S.  clothier 

87  White,  Jas.  china  merchant 

St  Patrick  Sqiaare. 

East,  5.  West,  4. 

1  Scougall,  Andrew,  flesher 

2  Smith,  Francis,  fruiterer 

3  Doig,  James,  ironmonger 

4  Lyall,  Wm. 

4  Galium,  John  B. 
4  Neilson,  George,  smith 
4  White,  Wra.  (inland  Rev.) 
4  Donaldson,  Misses 
G  Morris,  And.  rope  manuf. 
7  Bradsliaw,    Brothers,    ware- 
housemen 
7  Robertson,  Mrs  W. 

7  Kerr,  Alexander 

7-B  Lamb,  Thomas,  slater 
7-B  Aikman,  Mrs  J. 

8  Lidgate,  J.  leather  merchant 
8-B  Tomlinson,  Miss  J.  confec. 
8-C  Luis,  Joseph,  gilder 


9  Taylor,  A.  grocer 
10  Bertram,  Mrs 
10  Veitch,  Mrs  John 
10  Cameron,  E. 
10  Ferguson,  John 

10  Irvine,  Robert 

11  Lawrie,  Alex. 

12  Hood,  James,  shoemaker 

13  Small,  Thomas,  grocer 

Cleric  Street  intersects. 

14  Bruce,  R.  basket  warehouse 

15  Livingston,  Alexander,  agent 

16  Biggar,  John,  architect 

17  Walsh,  Mrs 

17  Stobie,  William 

17  Duff,  Mrs 

IS  Robertson,  James 

19  Mungle,  Andrew  (i¥.cfc  V.) 

19  Moffat,  Alexander 

19  Smith,  Mrs  Alex. 

19  Marshall,  Mrs  S. 

19  Robertson,  Robert 

19  Murray,  John 

19  Baigrie,  George,  agent 

19  Moffat, Robert-C,  F.R.S.S.A. 

20  Henderson,  John,  S.S.C. 

22  Carrick,  Wm.  {Inland Rev.) 

22  Ireland,  Miss 

22  Murrie,  Alexander 

22  Anderson,  James,  bookbinder 

22  Menzies,  James 

23  Johnston,  Charles  and  Co. 

24  Clinkscales,  Robert 
24  Duncan,  Miss 

24  Smith,  Mrs  James 

25  Donaldson,  George,  S.S.C. 

25  Gallic,  Alexander,  writer 

26  Brody,  W.  Turnbull,  surgeon 

27  Johnston,  G. 

27  Scougall,  Andrew 
27  M' George,  Mrs  E. 
27  Crease,  Alexander 

27  iMoffat,  Mrs 

28  Campbell,  John,  painter 

29  Learmonth,  Andrew,  dairy 

30  Trainer,  John,  grocer 

31  Lawrie  and  Mitchell 

32  Mackinlay,  Samuel 

32  Webster,  Miss  Grace 

33  Anderson,  A.  draper 

34  Anderson,  James 

34  Forbes,  J.  chimney  sweeper 
34  Gordon,  Mrs  Wm. 

St  Patrick  Street. 
East,  5.         West,  4. 

1  Somerville,  Mrs  T.  spirit  mer. 

2  Stirling,    John,    grocer  and 

wine  merchant 

3  Robertson,  Robt.  tobacconist 

4  Waldie,  Wm.  liairdresser 

5  Robertson,  Thomas,  baker 

6  Ronaldson,  W.  wine  mercht. 

7  Brown,  G.  baker  and  confec. 

8  Macpherson,  G.  house  agent 

8  Hiudman,  A.  lodgings 

9  Alexander,  G.  prov.  mercht. 


1.  St  Stephen  Street. 

St  Stephen^s  Church 
St  Vincent  Street  Church 
1  Campbell,  JMrs  Patrick 
1  Barnes,  Mrs  Captain 
3  Ramsay,  Wm.  &  Co.  slaters 
Bell,  Alex,  blacksmith 

St  Vimeesit  Street. 
East,  2.         West,  1. 
1  Wilson,  James,  chemist 

1  Gemble,  JIrs 

3  Philip,  Robt.  spirit  dealer 

5  Wallace,  E.,  W.S. 
7  Foulis,  Miss 

7  Sutherland,  Miss 

7  Leslie,  John 

7  Leslie,  Miss 

7  Smith,  Alexander  M. 

7  Stewart,  Wm. 

9  Robertson,  Mrs 

11  Moffiit,  Mrs  Wm. 
18  Brown,  Thomas 

18  Ramsay,  William,  slater 

16  Graham,  Mrs  J. 

16  Stevenson,  William 

16  Bonnar,  Thomas 

16  Porteous,  Miss 

16  Waldie,  Miss  A.  dres&maker 

14  Jlacnider,  Mrs 

12  Drysdale,  Miss 
12  Dewar,  John  N. 

10  Ponton,  George,  baker 

10  Brown,  John  C. 

10  Gumming,  John,  tobacconist 

6  Henderson,  Robert,  S.S.C. 
6  Petrie,  JJIrs 

6  M'Culloch,  Mrs,  lodgings 
6  Learmonth,  Mrs 
6  Campbell,  John 

6  Clouston,  Wm.,  C.E. 

4  Alexander,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 
4  White,  John,  shoemaker 

2  Gow,  Donald 

2  Carr,  Mrs,  straAV  hat-maker 

S'.  SalaisBansler  Street. 

1  Buchanan,   Mrs    J.,    Black 

Bull  inn 

Taylor,  William,  and  Co. 

42  Edinburgh  and  Leith  Glass 

Company 

42  Stewart,  J.  I. 

43  Fleming,  A.  B. 

Paxton,  George,  boiler  maker 
Bell,  Robert,  F.  and  Son 
52  Cunningham,  J.  and  J. 

58  Reid,  James 

59  Gray,  Wm.  &  Co.  merchants 
61  M'Lean    and    Hope,     bone 

crushers 

5.  Salisfesary  I'^iace. 

1  Lawson,  George,  baker 

2  IMartine,  John 

3  Torrance,  Mrs  William 

4  Alder,  Henry 

5  Fyfe,  Mrs 

7  Nichol,  James,  bookseller 


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8  Wilson,  Patrick,  A.M.  teacher 

9  Walker,  John  W. 

10  Wyse,  Mrs  Dr 

12  Ogle,  R.  bookseller 

13  M'Crie,  Mrs  Dr 

5.  Salisbnry  I'lace^  W. 

7  BI'Dougall,  John 

8  Braidwood,  Francis,  teacher 

9  Rankine,  David,  flesher 

5.  Salisbury  ISoad. 

1  Guthrie,  Rev.  Thomas,  D.D. 

3  Dick,  Mrs  Charles 

5  Hood,  Robert,  M.D. 

7  Rutherford,  Mrs  Walter 

9  Murray,  Ebenezer,  auctioneer 

11  Webster,  Geo.  M.,  staff-surg. 
13  Bryce,  A.  H.,  L.L.D. 

15  Geddes,  Lieut. -General  John 
17  Cunningham,  Mrs  William 
19  Ritchie,  Mrs  John 

10  Bishop,  John  B. 

8  Milroy,  John 

6  Robertson,  Rev.  James 

4  Boswell,  Alexander 

2  Ryley,  Lieut.-Col.  J.  S.  G. 

6.  Salisbury  Square. 

1  Galloway,  R.  S. 

2  Maxwell,  J.  L. 

2  Fyfe,  Neil  son 

3  Brown,  Charles 

Salisbury  Street. 
North,  3.         South,  5. 

1  Birrell,  Henry 

2  Russell,  Mrs 

2  Johnstone,  Robert 
2  Stott,  Mrs  James 
2  Nichol,  Alexander 
2  Brown,  Mrs  Alexander 
2  Hay,  Archibald 

5  Reid,  Alexander 
5  Finlay,  Mrs 

5  Sutherland,  Peter 

7  Hunter,  AV alter 

7  Mather,  Mrs,  lodgings 

8  Hamilton,  Mrs 
10  Scott,  John 

12  French,  Mrs  J. 

13  Profit,  Mrs  Alexander 
13  Arnot,  Alexander  D. 

16  Young,  Mrs 

17  Watson,  Mrs 

18  Rutherford,  Mrs,  lodgings 

19  Hamilton's  lodgings 
19  Smith,  George 

21  Byres,  Mrs,  lodgings 
21  Slater,  James  (G.P.-O.) 
21  Hetherton,  H.  sen.,  missary. 

21  Hetherton,  Henry,  jun, 

22  Matthew,  J.  R. 

23  Field,  E.  teacher  of  drawing 
2't  M'Evoy,  Patrick 

24  Millar,  David 

24  Livingston,  James,  clerk 


6.  Sandwort  Street. 

1  Braidwood  &  Fowler,  grocers 

2  Alexander,  T.  B. 

4  Methuen,  James,  fish-curer 
10  Pourie,  J.  &  Sons,  coopers 

12  Cunningham,  A.  smith 

13  M'Kay,  Wm.  tobacconist 

14  and  15  Gillespie,  Gordon  J. 

17  Boyne,  A.  spirit  dealer 

18  Flett,  George,  tailor 

19  Randale,  Mrs  George 
21  Wright,  Robert,  baker 
23  Turnbull  and  Salvesen 

26  Eadie,  James,  hairdresser 

27  Laing,  Alexander,  tailor 

29  Tait,  A.  and  Son,  butcher 

30  Alexander  and  Son 
34  Foreman,  Anthony 

37  Davidson,  E.  shipbroker 

38  Stalker,  William 
40  Leslie,  Thos.  tailor 
42  Hope,  Miss  G. 

1.  Saunders'  Street. 

2  Calder,  John,  tailor 

3  Barton,  John 
3  Bruce,  John 

3  Thomson,  James  R. 
3  M'Lennon,  Mrs  J. 
3  Clark,  Thomas,  waiter 

5  Drydon,  James 

5  AVilson,  Isabella,  lodgings 
5  Wilson,  Miss,  dressmaker 

5  Brown,  Misses 

6  Clark,  Thomas 

6  Paterson,  Thomas 

6  Rutter,  Joseph 

6  Scott,  George 
10  Lothian,  Peter,  gardener 
10  Lamb,  Robert,  tailor 
12  Laurie,  Mrs  J.  provision  mer. 

1.  Saxe-Coburg  l"laee. 

1  Fleming,  Mrs 

2  Somerville,  Alexander 

3  Bryce,  Mrs  William 

4  Campbell,  Miss 

5  Dalziel,  Mrs  Jane  Craig 

6  Parker,  Mrs 

9  Carmichael,  James 

10  Collier,  Wm.  Francis 

11  Montgomerie,  James,  M.D. 

12  Hewat,  John 

13  Muir,  Rev.  William,  D.D. 

14  Logan,  Mrs 

15  Hope,  James  {D.  K.  S.) 

23  Orr,  Miss 

24  Bruce,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 

28  Macbeth,  Norman,  artist 

29  Briggs,  Mrs  Colonel 

30  Black,  James 

31  Logan,  Charles  B.,  W.S. 

32  Robertson,  Mrs  Patrick  Gra- 

ham 

5.  Sciennes. 

1  Reid,  David,  vvright 
1  Cousin,  J.  cabinetmaker 
9  Hogg,  John,  tinsmith 


11  Convalescent  house 

12  Warden,  William 

15  Murray,  Peter,  pianoforte  mr. 

21  Crichton,  H.  M. 

23  Douglas,  James 

35  Bertram,  George,  engineer 

31  Edinburgh  Distillery 

33  Duncanson,  John 

41  Forrest,  John 

42  Alder,    Henry,    gas    meter 

manufactoiy 
42  Paul,  John 

5.  Sciennes  Mill. 

Bertram,  George  S.  Hill  iiouse 
Anderson,  Wm.(G'on-?e  ^-A.) 
Giles,  Alfred,  Verbena  cot. 
Thomson,  Wm.  Charlotte  vil. 
Sleigh,  Wm.  L.  Marion  villa 
Brov,'n,  John  C.  Marion  villa 
Barker,  Francis  {B.  and  F.) 

Lawrence  villa 
Crighton,  W.  Lawrence  villa 
M'Lauchlane,    Rev.    James, 

Glenalmond  cottage 
Bain,  Mrs  William,  Sciennes 

hill  cottage 
Napier,  James,  sen.   Cecilia 

villa 
Dobie,  John,  Melbourne  cot. 
Martin,  Rev.  Heugh 
Walker,  James,  Harrowgate 

villa 
Burnet,  James,  Allan  villa 
Hydropathic,  Galvanic,  and 

Turkish  Baths 
Irons,  David,  Eden  cottage 
Shearer,  John,  Retreat  cot. 
Anderson,  R.  ( W.  0.  and  Co.) 

South  Sciennes  house 

5.  Sciennes  Place. 

2  Anderson,  James 

4  Sutherland,  Jas.  J. -P.  officer 

6.  Sciennes  Street. 

1  Brown,  Mrs,  grocer 

4  Bow,  Thomas,  cowfeeder 

5  Lawrie  and  Sons,  gi'ocers 

8  Raeburn,  William,  fiesher 

9  Murray,  Peter 

9  Loch,  Ebenezer,  tailor 
14  Ranken,  David,  flesher 

Scotland  Street. 

East,  1.     West,  2. 
1  Kilpatrick,  Andrew 
1  Reid,  Mrs 
1  Elder,  David  W. 
1  Cowper,  Mrs 
1  Taylor,  Mrs 

3  M'Callum,  J.  H. 

3  Kirkhope,  Alexander 

5  Finlay,  Charles  Patrick,  W.S 

5-A  M'Dougall,  Robert  E. 

7  Boyd,  Miss 

7  Menzies,  Mrs 

7  Stewart,  JIrs 

7  Scott,  Walter 


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Millidge,  Edwiu 

Hogg,  Mrs 

Hogg,  John 

Hislop,  Mrs 

Gardner,  Miss 

Galletly,  Alexander 

Gallvvey,  Mrs 

Giles,  Arthur 

Giles,  Mrs 

Peaston,  J. 

Fletcher,  John  ( Trail  and  F) 

Lees,  Charles,  R.S.A. 

Henderson,  William 

Clark,  Mrs  Robert 

Milne,  William,  S.S.C. 

Maclean,  Alexander,  S.S.C. 

Burn,  Mrs 

Edmonston,  Alexander 

Renton,  James,  S.S.C. 

Jones,  Mrs 

Richmond,  Miss 

Elgin,  William 

Niven,  Alex.  Thomas,  C.A. 

Begbie,  William 

M'Intyre,  Mrs 

Cameron,  John 

Smith,  Mrs  G. 

Roughead,  Miss 

Piper,  J.  agent 

M'Gibbon,  John  S. 

White,  James 

Railway  Station 

Coal  offices: — 
Sword,  James 
Waidie,  James 
Bauchope,  Robert  G. 
Barrie,  David  Mason 
Whyte,    Clement    marble 
cutter 

Bonnar,  Mrs 

Watt,  A.  {R.  and  W.  Watt.) 

Sime,  T.  (P.  R.  Wright) 

Gardener,  Rev.  Andrew 

Turnbull,  James 

Hewat,  A.  D. 

Pinkerton,  Miss 

Reid,  Mrs 

Bell,  John  (R.  F.  B.  Sf  Son) 

Law,  James 

Edward,  Miss 

Bruce,  Misses 

Finlay,  John 

Peebles,  John  G.  C,  S.S.C. 

Stewart,  Mrs 

M'Lachlan,  Thomas 

Boyd,  James,  cabinetmaker 

Wallace,  Thomas,  S.S.C. 

Grant,  Mrs 

Litbgow,  Miss 

Scott,  George,  baker 

Thomson,  Misses 

Forbes,  David 

Wilson,  B.  D. 

Alves,  Miss 

Pass,  Edwin 

M'Carter,  Mrs 

Porteous,   James   S.,    S.S.C. 
agent 

Dickson,  T.  coach  proprietor 


2  Robertson,  Mrs 
2  Dick,  James  J. 
2  Macgregor,  Mrs 

'3,  Seacoi  Mouse. 

Menzies,  Geo.  (i)/.  S,-  Co.) 

7.  Seafield  EiOdg;e. 

Ferrier,   Mrs    James   Craw- 
ford 
Logan,  D.  M. 
Logan,  Miss  Susan 

7.  SeafleM  fl^Iace. 
Ellis,  Wm. 
Innes,  John 
Aitken,  Thos. 
AVright,  John 

7.  ^eafield  Ko'st'. 

2  Russell,  William 

3  Philp,  Andrew 

7.  Sea  ©rove. 

Fleming,  Mrs 

1.  SeimpSe  Slreet. 
2  M'Gregor,  Alex,  grocer 

4  Ramsay,  John 

9  Dickson,  Thomas 
12  Glen,  Thomas,  coal  mercht. 

21  Shaw,  William 

5.  Seton  l°Iace. 

2  Watson,  Miss 

4  Boag,  James  R. 
6  Taylor,  James 

8  Guthrie,  Patrick 

12  Adamson,  J.  W.  M. 

14  Thomson,  George 

16  Comb,  Matthew 

20  Paterson,  J.  L.  W. 

22  Neill,  Mrs  Robert 
24  Mellis,  Mrs 

21  Steele,  George 
19  Halley,  James  P. 

17  Pillans,  J. 

15  Boyd,  Rev.  AVilliam 
11  Henderson,  Jas. 

9  Douglas,  Miss 

3  Grieve,  Robt. 
1  Smith,  John 

1.  Shandwick  Place. 

1  Hopkirk,  Geo.  spirit  dealer 

1  and    2    Sansome,    Fred.    S. 

draper 

2  Sinclair,  Mrs 

3  Gidden,  William 

4  Forbes,  Miss 

5  M'Kenzie,  Mrs 

6  Howe,  Alex.,  W.S. 

6  Fairbairn,  Mrs 

7  Hamilton.  James  Campbell 

8  Bell,  Benjamin,  surgeon 

8  Bel],  Joseph,  surgeon  &  M.D. 

9  Russell,  Alex.  James,  C.S. 
9  Russell  and  Nicolson,  C.S. 


10  Mackay,  Robert,  W.S. 

10  Mackay,  James 

11  Graham,  Humphry,  W.S. 

12  Dewar,  Miss,  lodgings 

13  Dewar,  John,  lodgings 

14  Rolland,  Miss 

15  Smith,  Harry,  advocate 

16  Geddes,  Messrs,  mining  en- 

gineers 

16  Geddes,  John 

17  M'Ewan,  William 
17  Gowans,  John 

7.  Sheriff  Brae. 

3  Cooper,  Mrs,  cowfeeder 
St  Thomas^  Church 
22  Ratter,  AVilliam 
24  Thomson,  AVm.  coal  merchant 

24  Davidson,  John,  ship  broker 

25  Allan  &  Gavin,  wine  merchts. 

25  Anderson,  S.  and  Co. 

26  Davidson,  John 

26  Graham,  T.  provision  mercht. 
28  Gordon,  Wm.  barm  brewer 

32  Taylor,  G.  dairyman 

33  Cullen,  Jas. 

34  Ainslie,  J.  coal  merchant 
34  Chisholm,  Archibald,  smith 
36  AVright,  Peter 

S.  SSiore. 
Tower  Street  intersects. 

1  Naismith,  Robt.  James,  spirit 

merchant 

2  Jamieson,  George 

5  Millars  &  Arthur,  merchants 
5  Scottish  Colour  Works 

Timber  Bush  intersects. 
8  Samuel,  William,  spirit  dealer 
10  Hassell,  Mrs 
10  Nicolson,  William 
12  Wick,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
14  Fleming,  W.  and  J.  and  Co. 
20  Macdonald,  John,  New  Ship 

tavern 
22  Morgan,  James,  Prince  of 
Wales  tavern 

28  Archibald,  F.  Old  Ship  tav. 

29  M'Donald,  David,  grocer 
31  Crawford,  W.  baker 

33  Doig,  James,  spirit  dealer 

34  Reid  and  Son,  booksellers 
Bernard  Street  intersects. 

38  Rutherford  &  Co.  spirit  dlrs. 
41  Thiems,  Heinrich 
43  Campbell,  John,  hairdresser 
45,  46  Slimon,  Robt.  ironmonger 

50  Wight,  Richard,  spirit  mer. 

51  Cotteijahn,  W. 

52  Grant,  John,  confectioner 
54  Peacock,  A.  tobacco  manuf 
56  Galium,  Thomas,  and  Son 

58  Scott,  A.  B.  tailor 

59  Gill,  Robert,  printer 
59  Bain,  John 

64  Edmond,  John,  ropemaker 
68  Hunter,  James,  grocer 


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Queen  Street  intersects. 

70  Straclian,  W.  grocer 

71  Henderson,  A.  printer 

72  Watt,  Mrs,  baker 

74  Letham,  James,  tobacconist 

75  Levack,  George,  spirit  mer. 

76  Stenhouse,  V.  draper 

77  Halley,  William,  druggist 
80  Gray,  A.  and  Co.  cork  manuf. 

S.  glirato  Place. 

Methven,  Thomas,  nurseries 
Wallace,  A.  and  Co. 

1  Herbert,  Joseph,  bootmaker 

2  Bonnyman,  Miss 

2  Ferguson,  James,  gardener 

3  Scott,  James,  grocer 

3  Veitch,  Robert,  grocer 
Shrub  Hill  House 
Maxwell,  Mrs 

4  Chalmers,  Wni.  spirit  dealer 
d-A  Mackay,  John,  accountant 
4-A  Nelson,  John 

4  Ker,  James 
4  Lyall,  A.  baker 

7  Brown,  John,  butcher 

8  Bell,  Peter,  bootmaker 

9  Eraser,  D. 

9  King,  William 

9  Goalen,  George,  letter  carrier 

11  Young,  Andrew,  tailor 

12  Ruddiman,  Mrs 
12  Denovan,  Mrs 

12  Waugh,  Mrs  Robert 
12  M' Arthur,  Mrs 

12  Chadwick,  Mrs  Jas.  grocer 

13  Stott,  Mrs  Wm.  wine  merch. 
13  Montignani,  Chas.  L.  grocer 

Sitoljald  E"lace. 
4  Gardiner,  William 

S".  Silverffleld. 
Sandilauds,     David,     spirit 

dealer 
M'Dougall,  Mrs  J.  gardener 

1.  Silvei'BwiMs. 

Stott,  David  A.  tanner,  skin 

and  wool  merchant 
Baird,  John,  &Sons,  skinners 
Dick,  Thomas,  tailor 

1.  SilvermiSS  Cottage. 
1  Gibb,  James 
3  Macfarlane,  Colin  S. 

S.  Syme's  Coor*. 

Forbes,  Eraser,  boot  and  shoe 

maker 
Wilsonj  David,  wright 

5.  Simon  Sqaai'e. 

1  Alexander,  Charles,  tailor 
G  King,  Robert,  gasfitter,  &c. 
24  Young,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 


y.  Smith's  S'Hsace. 
1  Tliallon,  L.  merchant 

1  Watson,  Robt.  merchant 

2  Eairgrieve,  Mrs  W.  lodgings 
2  Alexander,  Thos.  com.  agent 
2  M'Craw,  Mrs 

2  Anderson,  James 

2  Clunes,  James 

3  Williamson,  A.  {Meelc  &  W.) 

4  Beveridge,  J.  {A.  &  J.  B.) 

6  Morrison,  Geo.  {ofJ.G.M.) 

7  Hay,  John,  miller 

8  Cree,  Mrs  William 

8  Napier,  Mrs  Charles 

8  Spence,  Miss 

9  Smart,  R.  C.  engraver 

10  Watson,  Mrs  Ebenezer 

11  Smart,  Rev.  John,  D.D. 
11  Smart,  John,  S.S.C. 

13  Dunlop,  Mrs  James  Usher 

Raimes,  Blanshards,  and  Co. 
17  Blanshard  Thomas 
17  Blanshard,  Miss 

4.  Society. 

6  Mackenzie,  Thomas 
10  Cockson,  Mrs,  shawl-darner 
10  Berry,  Alexander,  builder 
10  Berry,  Robert,  builder 
10  Moir,  Mrs  Robert 
10  M'Craw,  John 

1.  Sonses'set  €^otti&.^&. 
1  Ronaldson,  John,  writer 

'S.  SoBiiefl'ville  Coitag-e. 
Blackwell,  Mrs  Richard 

Soratb  ISridisre. 
East,  3.  West,  4. 

1  Stoddart,  J.  trimming  shop. 
3  Wilson,  J.  &  Co.  silk  mercers 

6  Scott,  Low,  and  Co.  drapers 

7  Oliphant,  W.  &  Co. 

9  Scott,  Peter,   and  Co. — See 
Adv. 

10  Stewart,  G.  C.  bootmaker 

11  Craig,  Brothers,  and  Co. 
12,  13  Tait,  Wilham 

14  Morton,  A.  ribbon  merchant 
16  Honey  Loan  Company 

16  Robert  Russell,  manager 

17  Gray,  J.  jeweller 

18  Middlemass,  J.  and  A. 

20  Livingston,  John,  clothier 

20  Livingston,  Miss,  dressmakr. 

21  Auld,  James,  bootmaker 

21  Edinburgh  Boot  and  Shoe 

warehouse 

22  Scott,  R.  C.  hosier 

23  Hutton,  R.  J. 

23  Hutton,  R.  D. 

24  Goodsir,  George,  clothier 

25  Greathead,  H.  fancy  bazaar 

26  Bird,  Thomas 

27  Wilkie,  Robert,  bookbinder 

27  Hope,  James  R.  engraver — 

See  Adv. 

28  Paton,  A.  shoemaker 


29  Adamson,  Walter,  merchant 

30  Small,  William,  outfitter 

31  Spence,  J.  tailor  and  clothier 

31  Turner,  D.  draper 

32  Barker  and  Forbes,  tailors 

33  Bell  and  Co.  bootmakers 

34  Gibson,  D.  L.  silk  mercer 

35  South  Bridge  PaivnhroJcing 

Co. — See  Adv. 
35  Pritty,  J. 
35  Orrock,  Alex,  bookbinder 

35  Liddell,  Robert,  optician 

36  Panton  and  Young,  outfitters 

37  Mundell,  A. 

38  Tibbetts,  H.  G.  hatter 

39  Edinburgh  Loan  Co. — See 

Adv. 
39  Campbell,  James 
39  Lindsay,  John,  printer' 
39  Wilkinson,  W.,  M.D. 
39  Higgins,  F. 
39  &  40  Kellock,  A.  and  Co. 

41  Mathieson,  J. 

42  M'Feat,  W.  china  merchant 

43  Campbell,  P. 

44  Thomson,  John,  pawnbroker 
44  FuUarton  and  Co.  publishers 
44  Grant,  D.  agent 

44  Carmichael,  Walter 
44  Carmichael,  James 
44  Pratt,  Robert,  tailor 
44  Nimmo,  P.  photographer 
44  Glass,  Thomas,  printer 

44  Wilson,  David,  clerk 

45  Anderson,  James,  clothier 

46  Donaldson,  William 

47  Reid,  Alex,  optician 

48  Weddell,  W.  Bible  warehouse 

49  Ogle  &  Murray,  booksellers 

50  Gall,  G.  hatter 

60  Pryde,  James,  teacher 

50  Crawford,  J.  warehouseman 

50  Peacock,  Mrs 

50  Paton,  Andrew 

51  M'Laren  and  L'vine 

52  Stevenson,  A.  bazaar 

53  and  54  Stevenson,  A. 

54  Watson,  J.  wi'iting-master 
54  Armour,  Harry,  printer 
54  Fidler,  Jfohn,  draper 

54  Patterson,  W.  G. 

55  Thin,  James,  bookseller 

56  Richardson,  Wm.  ironmonger 

57  Livingstone,  E.  bookseller 

58  Mackenzie,  David  cutler 

59  Banks,  J.  die  &  stamp  cutter 
59  Dewar,  W.  teacher  of  dauciug 
59  Francalanza,  Thomas 

59  Milne,  G.  M. 

59  Hunter,  Andrew 

59  Mackenzie,  W.  publisher 

59  Macphail,  N.  agent 

59  Davis  and  M'Donald 

59  Marr,  Mrs 

69  Thomson,  Mrs 

59  Watson,  Mrs,  upholsterer 

59  Douglas,  Mrs  C.  hatter 

60  TurnbuU,  Robert 

61  M'Culloch,  Thomas,  druggist 


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62  Robertson,  H.  confectioner 

63  Mackintosh,  J.  tobacconist 
63  Cownie,  William,  and  Sons 
63  Stewart,  George 

63  Roberts,  W.  S. 

64  Maclachlan  and  Stewart 

65  Imrie,  H.  confectioner 

66  Gardiner,  W.  stationer 

67  Murray,  A.  grocer 

68  Pairman,  Ro. 

69  Cameron,  J. 

<u    71  ScJiool  of  Arts 
c   71  Jamieson,  A.  turner 
&        Lees,  W.  A.M. 
^   71  Lazzaroni  and  Sons 
I   72  Barclay,  George,  hatter 
'«    73  Wishart,  D.  F.  com.  mer. 
"^    73  Edinhuryh  Young  Men'' s 
Christian  Association 
73  Stevens,  Jo.  janitor 
75  Brown,  Rev.  Archibald 

77  Patterson,  Hugh  and  Co. 

78  Kirlcwood  &  Murray,  mer. 

80  Greiner,  Brothers,toywareh. 

81  Taylor,  Jolm  T.  watchmaker 
81  Finlay,  H.  W.— See  Adv. 

81  Scottish  Freemasons^  Ma- 

gazine office 

82  Rombach,  Brothers,  and  Co. 
82  Forsyth,  John,  printer 

82  M'Gregor,  J. 

82  Button,  J.  pawnbroker 

84  Alexander  and  Macnab 

85  Paterson,  Robert 

86  Craig,  J. 

86  Gunn,  A.  bookseller 

86  Roland,  H.  fencing  master 

86  Miller,  D.  R. 

86  Bone,  J. 

87  Craig,  J.  draper 

88  Mason,  D.  and  Co. 

89  Craig,  J.  bootmaker 

90  Thomson,  P.  photographer 
90  M'Leod,  J.  engraver,  &c. 

90  M'Gibbon,  Geo.  R.  clothier 

91  Gordon,  Misses,  fruiterers 

92  Lowfoot,  Wm.  clothier 

93  Stewart,  J.  C.  clothier 

94  Lediugham,  J.  tailor 

95  Sutherland,  Peter,  stationer 
94,  96,&98Hunter&M'Donald 

— See  Adv. 

97  Forbes,  P.  &.  Co.  winemers. 

98  Assay  Office 

98  Goldsmiths^  Hall 
98  Weir,  Samuel 

98  Milne,  James  M. 

99  M'Cann,  J.  mantle  manuf. 

100  Globe  Insurance — Secyirfv. 

101  Commercial   Bank    (sub- 

office)  —  Robertson,  P. 
agent 

102  Scottish  Property  Invest- 

ment Company  —  Came- 
ron, Hugh,  manager — 
See  Adv. 

102  Smith,  John,  tailor 

102  Smith,  H.  artist 

102  Smith,  Harry  W.  engraver 


103  Thomson,  R.  V.  clothier 

104  Christie  and  Kilpatrick 

105  Smith,  J.  sliawl  manufiic. 
105  M'Pherson,  J.  photograplier 

105  Gilchrist,  J.  photographer 

106  Gibson,  James  and  Co. 

106  Livingston,  D, 

107  Craig  Brothers  and  Co. 

108  Smith,  G.  and  A. 

1.  ©pence's  I*Iace9 

Castle  Barns. 

2  Inglis,  Henry 

3  Douglas,  David 

4  Henderson,  John,  painter 

7  Templeton,  Alexander 

8  Cuthbert,    Clarkson,   M.D. 

surgeon 

3'.  Spefflce's  VI.  IjeUh. 
1  Calderwood,  R. 
3  Williamson,  Mrs 
7  Forsyth,  William 

7  Cooper,  Alexander 

8  Liglis,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer 
10  Smith,  Mrs,  grocer 

13  Pentland,  Young,  jun. 

13  Pentland,   Y.    J.    and    Son, 

coopers 
16  Gillis  Sisters,  milliners,  &c. 

1.  Spifttal  Street. 

1  Williamson,  Adam,  bookselr. 

2  Callender,  George 

3  Munro,  John 
3  Aitken,  Mrs 

3  Mellon,  John 

4  Strachan,  Robert 

5  Middlemass,  Thomas 

7  Kirkland,  John,  manager 

7  Clarkson,  John 

8  Slight,  Alexander 

8  Moir,_ George  {F.  ^'  M.) 

8  Menzies,  Misses 

8  Pittendrigh,  Rev.  George 

8  Liglis,  John,  tailor 

8  Tait,  James  {G.  P.-O.) 
Fercjuslie   Brick   and   Tile 

Works 
Edinburgh  Brick  and  Tile 
Works — Robert  Napier, 
agent. — See  Adv. 
Armstrong  and  Hogg 
Whyte,  James,  blacksmith 
Thomson,  James,  builder 
Sinclair,  John,  wire  worker 
Turner,  Alex,  lathsplitter 
Richardson,  James,  smith 
Albert  Buildings 
Wilkie,  James 
Chesnay,  Andrew 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  builder 
Anderson,  George,  builder 
Mitchell,  John 

14  Steen,  Misses,  dressmakers 
14  Thornton,  David,  mason 

Dempster,  William 
Affleck,  William 
M'Call,  Martin,  writer 


3o  SprlBBg-  CJardenSa 
Abbey  Hill. 
11  Black,  John 
11  Kerr,  Thomas 

11  Gray,  Jolm  Edward 

13  Adamson,  Thomas 
15  Menzies,  John 

17  Wells,  John 
19  Smith,  J.  L. 
27  Miller,  William 
31  Main,  Peter 
31  Bouchard,  John 
33  Hurst,  AVilliam 

14  Brown,  Mrs  Elizabetli 

12  Leahy,  Mrs  Anne 
10  Macfie,  Rev.  Daniel 
10  Henderson,  George 

8  Woore,  H. 
6  M'Laren,  James 
4  Story,  Robert 
2  Reid,  Robert 

3.  Sprang:  ©ardens. 

1  Morris,  Mrs  H. 

2  Miller,  Thomas,  merchant 

3  Moffat,  Mrs,  Grocer 

4  Thyne,  William,  and  Sons 

5  Gray,  A.  F.  chemist 

6  Thyne,  William 

8  Rae,  Henry,  silk  mercer 

9  Aitchison,  Mrs  James 

10  Somerville,  Robt.  bookseller 

S'.  ^primg'ileM. 

Wood,  John,  dairy 

1  Colledge,  William,  surgeon 

2  Butti,  Lewis 

3  Wriglit,  James 

4  Lawton,  Miss 

6  Aire,  Miss 

7  Grant,  Mrs 

8  Henderson,  George 

9  Shotts  Iron  Co. 

10  Sinclair,  Alex,  manager 


1.  Stafford  Street. 
M'Vitie,  Robert 
Gordon,  James,  writer 
Ross,  Mrs  Robert 
M 'Donald,  Mrs  G. 
Baxter,  Mrs 
Beck,  Miss 
Kell,  Mrs 

Watson,  Mrs  David 
Shanks,  James,  lodgings 
Anderson,  Mrs  Frances 
Mybber,  Mrs 
Brown,  Miss,  of  Newton 
Urqnhart,  Miss 
Mackintosh,  Rev.  James 
Copland,  A.  H.  Y.  D. 
Copland,  Mrs 

Arcus,  Mrs  John,  lodgings 
Farquharson,  Miss 
Brown,  William 
Sneezum,  Alfred  C. 
Smith,  George 


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32  Logan,  Thomas,  writer 

32  Baildon,  William 

32  Baildon,  Miss 

SO  Gray.  Alexander 

28  Fnllarton,  J.  K. 

28  Fuilarton,  Mrs 

26  Scott,  James 

24  Slieppard,  Mrs  James 

22  Innes,  Mrs 

20  Brown,  J. 

20  Munro,  Mrs,  lodgings 

]  6  M'Arthy,  John 

16  Bm-net,  George,  advocate 

14  Haldane,  D.  R.,  M.D. 

10  Thomson,  William 

8  Officer,  William,  S.S.C. 

C  M'Donald,  Miss,  lodgings 
4  Sanders,  W.  R.,  M.D. 
2  Graham,  John,  painter 
2  Gairns,  John,  baker 
2  Millar,  Mrs,  lodgings 

7.  gtanweia  BiOdge. 

Methven,  Thos.  nurseryman 
Traser,  H.  nursery  foreman 
Stevens,  Francis  Alfred 
Stanley  ISoad^ 

Wliale  hrae. 
Morton,  H.  Belvidere  house 
Clapperton,  Jas.  (  Wishart  &f 

Co.)  Maviston 
Marr,  G.  and  Son 

0.  Starbank  Place. 
Greig,  John 
Andrew,  Thomas 
Melville,  James 

'J.  Stead's  Place. 
1  M'Farlane,  Robert,  and  Son 
1  M'Farlane,  Mrs  Robert 

1  Fuilarton  A.  &  Co.  printers 

2  Marshall,  Jas.  {R.  B.  ^-  Co.) 

3  Deans,  Miss 

9  Thomson  and  Hutton 

9  Edinburgh  and  Leith  Saw 

mills 
9  Thomson,  D.  J. 
9  ■\yood,Alexander,spirit  dealer 

4.  Stevenlaw's  Close. 
Ironside,  Edmund,  carver 
Ewart,  AVm.  cabinetmaker 

S.  Stewartfield. 

Ronalds,  Edmund 
Dickson  and  Co.  Seedsman 

a.  Stockbridge  Market. 

8  Young  and  Son,  fieshers 
12  Baird,  Thomas,  fruiterer 

Strathes'ii  fiSoad. 

M'Ewan,  Rev.  D.  Alma  villa 
Roberts,    George,   Strathern 

house 
3  Hall,  Thomas 
Dickson,  John, Genevacottage 
Douglas,    David,    Laverock 

cottage 


Wakeman,Mrs,Thornloelodge 
Cay,John,  jun.Charltonlodge 
Sym,  William,  St  Mary's 
Menzies,  W.  J.,  W.S. 
10  Jerviswoode,  Lord 

Murray,  David,  accountant 

3.  Strichen's  Close. 

Nichol,  James,  publisher 
Niehol  &  Co.  envelope  manu. 
Aitken,  John,  cofleehouse 
Beddie,  G.  tailor  and  clothier 
Macgregor,  John,  tobacconist 
Wright,  J.  japanner 
Beddie,  John,  brassfoimder 
Aitken,  John  W.  clerk 


Stnart  Street,  ©reat. 

Lindesay,  F\ 
Johnston,  Miss 
Morris,  James,wine  merchant 
Morris,  Robert,  stationer 
Bucher,  Sig.  music  teacher 
Dovey,  Rev.  J.  E. 
Shand,  A.  B.  advocate 
Hunter,  Miss 
Eraser,  Miss  Janet 
Edmonston,  Mrs 
Finlay,  Charles,  A.C.S. 
M'Donald,  J.  B.  artist 
Bain,  Kenneth 
Cormack,  Miss 
Hamilton,  John,  W.S. 
Donaldson,  Rev.  John 
Moir,  Misses 
Rettie,  M.  advocate 
Innes,  AVm.  (^Union Bank) 
Kerr,  Robert 
Robertson,  D.  S.,  C.A. 
Maxwell,  Sir  John,  of  Polloc 
Mackenzie,  Don.  advocate 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  senior 
Talbot,  H.  Fox 
Christie,  Major-General 
Moncrieff,  J.  advocate,  M.P. 
MoncriefF,  J.  H.  advocate 
Aytoun,  W.  E.  advocate 
Clark,  A.  R.  advocate 
Wotherspoon  and  Mack 
Wotherspoon,  W.,  S.S.C. 
Borthwick,  Mrs 
Dubuc,  Dr 
Mackinlay,  Duncan 
Duncan,  Mrs 
Davie,  Mrs 


1.  Summer  Bank. 

3  Bain,  James,  cattle  dealer 

4  Sylvani,  Henry 

4  Sylvani,  Miss  J. 

5  Johnston,  Robert 

'?.  Snmmerfield. 

2  Robertson,  John  Thomas 

3  Sinclair,  George,  cooper 

4  White,  Alexander 

5  Ballantyne,  Mrs  John 

6  Kay,  Mrs  Williani 


7  Grant,  James 

9  Blackie,  Geo.  V.  gardener 

9  Henderson,  Robert 

t.  Snntn^erfield  Mouse. 

Duff,  Rev.  Henry 

5.  Suisimerhal!. 

Bryden,  J.  and  A.  builders 
Macdonald,  Andrew 
Robin,    McMillan,    and  Co. 
brewers 

5.  SumnaerSiaB!    Place. 

1  Walker,  Mrs 

1  Edgar,  James,  artist 

1  Crighton,  Mrs  John  H. 

2  Wells,  L. 

3  Stobie,  Walter 

3  Cameron,  Robert,  Owen 

3  Lindsay,  John 

3  Steven,  Michael  M. 

1.  Sunsmer  Place. 

1  Munro,  Mrs  William 

2  narrower,  Mrs 

3  Muir,  AVilliam 

3  Murray,  Thomas,   boot    and 
shoe  maker 

3  Howie,  John,  sculptor 

4  Campbell,  Thomas,  flesher 

5  Hislop,  Alex,  ironmonger 

Snnnybank. 

Milne,  J.  gardener  and  florist 

3.  Sarireons'  Sijuare. 

Phrenological  Museum 
1  Stewart,  Alexander 
Bell,  Dr  J.,  F.R.C.S. 

'S.  S«^an  field. 
Wilson,  W.  millmaster 
Gray,  George,  carpenter 
Murray,  James,  ham  curer 

3.  Swinton  Ilou^. 

Cooper,  David,  silversmith 
Wood,  Robt.  VV.  H.  engraver 
'Wright,  F.  gold  beater 
Cribbes,  Peter,  lapidary 
Forbes,  W.  jun.  brassfounder 
Carstairs,  George,  jeweller 

5.  Sylvan  Place. 

1  Fairgrieve,  Thomas 

1  AVeddel,  AYm.  commer.  trav. 

2  Cowan,  Alex.  D. 

3  Telfer,  Thomas 

4  Usher,  Miss 

5  Shiels,  Robert 

6  Hinde,  Robert 

7  Scott,  Thos.  commer.  trav. 

8  Robertson,  James 

9  Swirles,  James 

10  Johnston,  Daniel 

5.  Talbot  Place. 

24  Dick,  Alex,  merchant 
22  Anderson,  Robert 


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22  Girdwood,  Thomas 

22  Mackenzie,  David 

20  Pattison,  John,  W.S. 

18  Richardson,  Wra.  engraver 

18  Thomson,  Dr  David,  R.N. 

18  Rutherford,  Rev.  A.  C. 

18  Finch,  Mrs  W.  M. 

18  Auld,  James 

18  Brydon,  James 

16  Bancks,  Henry 

1.  TanlleEd. 

Girdwood,  Robt.  wool  broker 
Jackson,  Mrs,  Tanfield  house 
Scott,  B.  J.  builder 
Scott,  Wm,  plumber 
Smith,  Alexander,  builder 
M'Kain,  James,  shoemaker 
Player,  John,  coach-hirer 

Tantallan  PI.3  €}rani:e. 

1  Towert,  John 

Brown,  Charles,  coal  mercht. 
3  Greig,  John,  jun.  ( G.  &;  Son) 
5  Drysdale,  Joseph,  S.S.C. 
9  Colville,  Arthur,  builder 

Paton,  Thomas 

4.  Tarvet  Street. 

1  Vannan,  William  H. 
1  Gordon,  Mrs  G. 
1  Peacock,  Misses 
1  Paterson,  Robert 

4.  Teviot  iSoif. 

1  Watson,  George 

2  Banks,  Miss 

2  Mossman,  James 

2  Mossman,  Miss 

3  Gladston,  Mrs  C. 
3  Hay,  Isabella 

5  Robertson,  James 
G  Scott,  Robert 

7  Burn,  John,  M.D.,F.R.C.S.E. 

8  Thomson,  A.  surg.F.R.G.S.E. 

9  Milne,  Alexander,  M.D. 

10  Scott,  A.  architect 

11  Burn,  George 

12  Clapperton,  Thomas 
12  Clapperton,  William  R. 

3.  Thistle  Court. 

1  Thomson  and  Dickson,  AV.S. 

2  Renton,  James,  S.S.C. 

2  West  of  Eng.  Fire  and  Life 

Insurance  Office 
2  Sime,  John,  accountant 

2  Bruce,  Alex.  S.S.C. 

3  Myrtle,  William,  C.A. 

4  Balfour,  J.  M.  and  J.,  W.S. 

5.  Thistle  Street. 

1  Inglis,  James 

1  Paterson,  D.  brassfounder 

3  Hughes,  John,  printer 

5  Gibson-Craig,   Dalziel,    and 

Brodies,  W.S. 
5  Elder,  James,  W.S. 
7  Mansfield,  T.,  C.A. 
7  Spottiswoode,  R.,  C.A. 


9  Paterson,  Thomas,  teacher 

9  Bogie,  James,  smith 

9  Ritchie,  John,  brassfounder 

11  Queen's   Printing    Office — 
Thomas  Constable 

11  Scottish  Jurist 

15  Seton&  Mackenzie,  bookbdrs. 
17  Neiv  Town  Dispensary 

17  Casey,  James,  collector 
19  McLean's  School 

19  Hunter,  D.  teacher 

21  Auld  and  Chalmers,  W.S. 

23  Cannon,  Alex,  publisher 
Hanover  Street  intersects. 

25  Kinnis,  Mrs,  nurse 
25  Dougal,  Miss 

25  Robertson,  A.  cabinetmaker 
29  Bell,  Peter,  smith 

33  Tait,  H.  D. 

35  Turner,  John 

39  Webb,  Mrs 

39  M'Callum,  Dun.  spirit  merch. 

41  Rose,  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
43  Sandeman,  Sutherland 

45  Graham,  John 
47  Comrie,  Alex,  silver  engraver 
47  Ross,  Miss,  dressmaker 
47  Webster,  D. 

47  Burns,  Mrs,  cook 

49  Mimro,  D.  slater 

51  Craig,  David,  jun.  baker 
53  Lees,  Miss  M.  milliner  and 

dressmaker 
53  Kenneth,  Mrs,  Fr.  staymaker 

53  Baird,  Robert 

55  Wood,  And.  spirit  merchant 
57  Wallace,  Alex. 

59  Steel,  William,  upholsterer 

59  Thomson,  John,  wright 

59  Greig,  David 

63  Morris,  R.  shoemaker 

65  Maconochie,  Mrs,  staymaker 

67  Fleming,  Jane,  grocer 
76  Scott,  George,  baker 

70  Greliche,  Edward,  grocer 

68  Brook,  James,  dauyman 

62  Moffat,  Andw.  cabinetmaker 
62  Robertson,  Duncan,  tailor 

56  Oman,  North,  tailor 

56  Ferguson,  James,  printer 

54  Farquhar,  Robert,  grocer 

50  M'Donald,  Alex. 

50  Crawford,  Mrs  M.  midwife 

48  Honey  man,  Thomas,  dairy 

42  Meikle,  G.  tailor 
42  Wicks,  Miss  T. 

32  Blackwood  &  Sons,  printers 

26  Stevenson  &  Co.  stereotypers 

24  Wilson,  William 

22  Fraser,  Andrew,  tailor 
22  Steedman,  H. 

20  Steedman,  John,  grocer 

18  Miller,  Robert,  teacher 
18  Candlish,  William,  clerk 
18  Milne,  J.  M.  teacher 

18  Gibson,  Charles,  printer 
Hanover  Street  intersects. 

16  TurnbuU,  John,  W.S. 


16  Schoolmasters''  Widoios^  Fd. 

14  Reid  and  Reynolds,  printers 
12  Inglis,  James,  bookbinder 
12  Kirkwood,  J.  jeweller 

8  Tod,  J.  engraver 
8  M'Donald,' Donald 

S.  Thistle  Street  lisaie, 
H.-E. 
Murray  and  Gibb,  printers 
Murray,  Thos.  LL.D. 

8.  Thistle  Street  i:iane, 

S.-W. 
Annan,  James,  plasterer 
Robb,    Charles,     and    Son, 
silversmiths 

15  Moifat,  Andw.  cabinetmaker 
Ritchie,  John,  brassfounder 
Elder,  Alex,  sauce  warehouse 

S.  Thistle  Street  liasie, 

M.-W. 
Kemp,  Robert,  plumber 
Bell,  Peter,  smith 
Crichton,  W.  silver  plater 
Watson,    John,     iron     bed 
manufacturer 

S.  Thistle  Street  liaaae, 
S.-E. 
Macpherson,  D.  stereotyper 
Scott,  Walter  Hope,  mercht. 
Bogie,  James,  smith 

1.  Thomas  Street. 
1  Park,  John,  advocate 
1  Cameron,  Miss 

Tl.  Thomson's  I'^Iace. 

1  Walker,  James 

2  Dewar,  Alex.  (D.  and  Co.) 

2  Peddle,  Robert 

3  Mill,  Rev.  J.  S. 

2  Lethem,  John  (D,  and  L.) 
2  Sturrock,  Thomas 

4  Garland,  J.  C. 

5  Foster,  Miss 

5.  Thornyhank. 

1  Spence,  Mrs,  cowfeeder 
Dickson,  Thomas,  hide,  skin, 
and  tallow  broker 

7.  Timber  Bush. 

6  Anderson,  Robert,  and  Co. 
11  Downs  &  Lethem,  merchants 
19  Elliot,  John,  mercliant 

25  Eckford,  Thomas,  farrier 
40  Robertson  Brothers,  merchts. 

70  Biggar&  Stockman,  merchts. 

71  Anderson  and  Williamson 

1.  Tohag;o  Place. 

1  Barclay,  James,  bookseller 

2  Burns,  Michael 

2  Gikoy,   George,  house  car- 
penter 
8  Cruicksbauks,  Alex. 


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1.  Tolbag^o  Street. 

1  Whyte,  David,  grocer 
3  Kussel,  Robert,  tailor 

5  Allan,  Misses,  milliners 

7  Golden,  M.  and  J.  milliners 
7  Golden,  John,  wright 

13  Ritchie,  John,  flesher 

14  Wallace,  Thomas 

15  Gray,  William,  flesher 

17  WMte,  John 

18  Sinclair,  John,  baker 

20  Hunter,  Robert,  boot  maker 

21  Crocket,  David,  grocer 

28  Elder,  Wm.  victual  dealer 

29  Edwards,  James,  painter 

3.  Tolbooth  Wynd. 

2  Canongate  PoorJiouse — 
Eew,  James,  governor 
Rew,  Mrs,  matron 
Brown,  Rev.  Jas.  chaplain 

11  Wilson,  Thomas,  agent 

ff.  Tolbooth  Wynd^ 

Leitli. 

1  Hnnter  &  M'Donald,  clothiers 

2  Reid,  Dan.  chimney  sweeper 

3  White,  N.  auctioneer 

4  Dickson,  James,  shipmaster 
4  Henderson,  A. 

4  Laing,  William 

6  Bucher,  Francis,  tea  dealer 

7  Greig,  John,  baker 

10  Leask,  J.  B.  ironmonger 
Zetland  New  Shipping  Com- 
pany 

12  Dickson,  James,  merchant 

13  Leith  Mechanics'  Library 

14  and  15  Dobie,  W.  draper 

16  Brown,  James,  draper 

19  Brown,  T.  G.  watchmaker 

20  Drummond  and  Black 

23  Eunson,  T.  B.  confectioner 

26  Simpson,  Mrs,  toy  shop 

27  Scott,  Walter,  spirit  dealer 

30  Skilling  &  Young,  bootmkrs. 

31  White,  Thomas,  dyer 

32  Gamilton,  Robt.  funeral  office 

32  Ferguson,  G.  stationer 

33  Finlayson,  Thomas,  druggist 

34  Finlayson,    Mrs,    stoneware 

merchant 

35  Horn,  Ebenezer,  draper 

37  Adam,  John,  baker 

38  Edin.   Gutta  Percha  Boot 

and  Shoe  Warehouse 

40  Gilbert  and  Go.  pawnbrokers 

41  Ghalmers,  J.  spirit  merchant 

42  Brown,  G.  G.  hairdresser 

43  Jeffrey,  W.  draper 

44  Johnston,  T.  ironmonger 

45  Gurrie,  Adam,  shipmaster 
45  Gormack,  David 

45  Jack,  Thomas 

46  Hai-rower,  Alex,  meal  dealer 


47  Kerr,  J.  B.  umbrella-maker 

49  Turner,  W.  N.  stationer 

50  Alston,  John,  grocer 

51  Buchan,  William 
51  Watt,  Mrs,  baker 

51  Muir,  J.  G.  tail'or 

52  Lewis,  D.  bootmaker 

53  Wright,  James,  grocer 

54  Laing,  William,  milliner 

55  Shmmond,  Mrs  A.  hosier 
57  Galloway,  W.  china  mercht. 

56  CoUector''s    Office — Walker, 

Wm.  collector 
56   Treasurer   and  Collector's 

Office,  Police 
56  Taxes,  Police 
60  Proudfoot,  D.  C.  burgh  surv. 
60  Leith  Navigation  School 

60  Bolam,  J.  teacher 

61  M'Lean,  A.  basket  maker 

62  Durie,  James,  baker 

65  Kay,  James,  basket  maker 

66  Spence,  A.  merchant 

68  Matheson  &  Go.  watchmkrs. 

69  Kilgour,  Joseph,  tea  dealer 

71  Smith,  William,  shoemaker 

72  Hunter,  John,  painter 

73  Martin,  Wm.  spirit  dealer 
75,  76  Wilkie,  T.  and  A.  drapers 

Tollcross. 

East,  ].         West,  5. 

1  Lawson,  James 

2  Anton,  Mrs 

3  M'Kay,  Mrs 

3  Grichton,  David 
5  Aitken,  Samuel,  victual  dlr, 
Scott's,William,  Royal  Riding 
Academy 

7  Wright,  Robert 

8  Dick,  Miss 

9  Watson,  George 
Prentice,  John,  auctioneer 

1.  Torphichen  ^ti'eet. 

1  Brodie,  William,  E.S.A. 

3  Gadell,  Mrs 

4  Maitland,  Mrs  John 
4  Kerr,  James 

4  Graham,  Mrs  William 

4  Stevenson,  T.  G.  bookseller 

5  Wright,  George 

6  Wood,  Misses 

7  M'Leod,  Mrs 

7  White,  D.  K.  B. 
7  Duncan,  Miss  Ann 
7  Wilson,  Mrs 
7  Watson,  James,  C.A. 
7  Aitken,  Mrs  Thomas 

7  Houston,  Mrs 

8  Blair,  Miss  Hunter 

9  Kynock,  Mrs 

10  Brown,  Thomas,  writer 

10  Renn}f,  James 

10  Buchanan,  Miss 

10  Manson,  Mrs 

10  Watson,  Miss  Margaret 


10  Elder,  WiUiam,  writer 

11  Golquhoun,  Bliss 
13  Tennent,  Miss 

13  Malcolm,  William 
13  Davidson,  Mrs 
13  Bailey,  John 

27  Gibson,  Gharles  P. 

28  Bridgeford,  D.  F.,  S.S.C. 
28  Graham,  John 

28  Alexander,  Bliss 
28  Bickerton,  George 
28  Ritchie,  James 

28  Scandlers,  Miss 

29  Adam,  Robert 

*S.  Tow^er  Street. 

Park,  R.  and  J.  timber  mer- 
chants 

6.  Trinityo 

Anderson,    Gharles,    Trinity 

house 
Anderson,  John  G.  Viewfield 

house 
Anderson,  John,  Georgefield 
Boulton,    Gaptain  J.   Bang- 
holm  Bower 
Boyd,  Adam  B.    Richmond 

lodge 
Brown,  Mrs,  Bellevue  cottage 
Calder,  A.  Bellfield  house 
Davison,  S.  D.   {Hawthorn 

and  Co.)  Seacliff  villa 
Dods,  Archibald,  Blary  cot. 
Dove,  Hector,  Rose  cottage 
Eckford,  Walter,  Trinity  baths 
Elliot,  Miss,  1  Russell  place 
Forbes,  James,  Beach  house 
Gardiner,  J.,  S.S.C.  Grange 

house 
Gardyne,    James     Carnegy, 

Laverock  bank  house 
Gibson,  Mrs  Hugh,  Trinity 

villa 
Gregg,  John,  Rose  park 
Hay,  Samuel,  Trinity  cottage 
Henry,  Isaac  A.  Hay  lodge 
Kirkwood,    Robert    (C.E.), 

North  Gothic  Cottage 
Kinlay      and     Mackintosh, 

Misses,  Summer  cottage 
Low,  Misses,  Mayfield 
Macculloch,    H.   R.S.A.    St 

Colm 
Maclaurin,  Mrs,  Ivy  lodge 
Methuen,  Jas.  Fortlifield  cot. 
M'Intosh,  Jas.  station  master 
Marshall,  Mrs,  Middle  Gothic 

cottage 
Paterson,  Robert  R.  View  pk. 
Paterson,    ilisses,   Primrose 

bank 
Pattison,    Walter    G.     mer- 
chant, Sunnyside  villa 
Pattison,  Mrs,  Summer  lodge 
Peddie,  Donald  Smith,  North 

Trinity  house 
Ponton,  Miss,  Russell  Place 


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Rankin,  Lieut. -Colonel  Car- 

gillfield 
Robertson,  P.  S.  Trinity  park 
Scott,  Colonel,  A.  C.  Trinity 

grove 
Smart,  Jolin  and  Son,  South 

Gothic  cottage 
Smith,  Geo.  architect,  Burley 


Stewart,  J.  W.  East  Yiewfield 
Stupart,  Mrs,  Dunstan  villa 
Thomson,  James,  Trinity  hill 
Webster,  Mrs  General,  Den- 
ham  green 
"Wilson,  Wm.  Lizraouut  cot. 

G.  Trinity  Crescent. 

1  Beattie,  Miss 

2  Gilmour,  Mi'S 
2  Park,  Mrs 

2  Lamb,  Miss 

2  Marshall,  Mrs,  lodgings 

3  M'Call,  Mrs,  lodgings 

6  Easton,  Miss 

7  Bryson,  James  M. 

8  Thomas,  Capt.  F.  W.  L.,R.N. 

9  Bain,  Miss 

10  Candlish,  William,  lodgings 

11  Ramage,  Charles,  lodgings 
11  Burgess,  James 

11  Armstrong,  Tiiomas,  teacher 

12  M'Bain,  James,  M.D. 

13  Goldie,  Miss 

14  Mackenzie,  Misses 

14  Johnston,  Mrs,  lodgings 
Strasenburgh,  Robert,  PmU- 
way  Hotel 

3.  Tweeddale  Coort. 

Oliver  and  Boyd,  printers 

3.  Union  Eiane. 

Mowbray,  Thomas,  agent 

H.  Union  f*Eace. 

1  Matson,  A.  stationer 

2  Temple,  James 

4  Go  wan,  Charles,  baker 

5  Bell,  R.  F.  and  Son,  agents 

5  Bruce,  W.  leather  merchant 

6  Gowan,  Charles 

6  Peters,  William,  agent 
6  Kennedy,  David     -^ 

6  Palmer,  Mrs,  lodgings 

7  Aitken,  John,  painter 

8  Down,  John,  bootmaker 

9  Robertson,  J.  and  M. 

10  Co-Operative  Store 

11  Leeke,  Thomas  H.  grocer 

12  Mercer,  W.  trimming   mer- 

chant 

13  Homes,  Miss,  lodgings 
13  Kerr,  Archibald,  clothier 

13  Ogg,  Mrs,  lodgings 

14  Leith,  James,  chemist 


15  Graham,  Joseph,  draper 
Picardy  Place  intersects. 

16  Thomson,   Alex,    and    Son, 

ginimakers 

17  MackinnoHf,  Roderick 
1 7  Johnston,  Mrs 

17  Graham,  James 

17  Lorimer,  David  (i.  ^  Gillies) 

17  Ross,  Alexander 

17  Grant,  Alexander  W. 

19  M'Farlane,  W.  H. 

20  Reoch,  Dan.  victual  dealer 

21  Newsam,  J. 

22  Reid,  Charles 

23  Lyle,  George 

23  Davidson,  Mrs  Ann 

23  Bruce,  Robert,  bricklayer 

23  Gray,  John 

23  M'Farlane,  W.  H. 

24  Waters,  Henry,  butcher 

25  Smith,  James,  grocer 

6.  Union  Ph,  Trinity. 

Hutchison,  David,  account. 

1  Jackson,  William 

1  Scotland,  Mrs  M.  teacher 

1  Stevenson,  Mrs,  lodgings 

1  Murray,  James 

1  Sutherland,  Miss,  lodgings 

2  Orrock,  Miss 

2  Miller,  William 

2  Johnston,  Mrs 

2.  Union  street. 

3  Scottj  Wm:  merchant 

5  Gardiner,  Peter,  dairyman 
5  Christie,  Jas.  (Inland  Rev.) 
7  Drnmmond,  H.  {IrdandMev.) 
7  Miller,  Joseph 
7  Balfour,  Andrew 
7  Balfour,  Misses 
7  Jack,  Miss,  dressmaker 
7  Young,  Mrs 
9  M'Ewan,  James,  W.S. 
11  Muir,  Mrs  William 

11  Fairbairn,  Alexander,  agent 
13  Goodfellow,  Adam  C. 

13  Johnston,  John 

13  Fletcher,  Mrs 

13  Mitchell,  J.  G. 

13  Crerar,  Daniel 

15  Cotton,  John 

17  Adam,  Alexander,  teacher 

19  Sutherland,  Miss  C. 

19  Smith,  John 

19  Smith,  John  Stewart 

19  Ross,  Miss 

19  Banks,  Alexander 

19  Barrie,  George,  writer 

19  Mathewson,  Miss 

21  Turnbull,  Miss 

23  Watson,  A.  cabinetmaker 

12  Thomson,  Mrs  Alex. 
12  Morton  and  Co. 

12  Kilgour,  Wm.  Stewart 
12  Smith,  Mrs 
12  Currie,  Mrs 


10  Pullar,  James  Y.,  S.S.C. 
8  Watson,  Adam 
6  Halden,  A.  W.  (H.  M.  C.) 
6  Bonar,  Miss 
6  Murray,  John  S. 
6  Adair,  James 
6  Cowper,  Rev.  William 
4  Lawrie,  Mackenzie,  Misses 
4  Lawrie,  Mrs  R. 
2  Porteous,  William,  baker 

"3.  Union  Street,  I^eith. 

1  Leask,  J.  B.  ironmonger 

2  Turcan,  Mrs  John 
4  Livingston,  John 

3  Taylor,  John,  com.  traveller 

4  Kim,  David 

4  Bowie,  Andrew 
6  Kirk,  George,  shipowner 
6  Henderson,  W.  F. 
8  Nicol,  James 

6.  Upper  ]9rawbridg;e. 

Duncan,    Colin,    and    Son, 

merchants 
Morrison,  James,  painter 

S'.  yanbnrgh  Place. 

2  Cox,  Rev.  William 

3  Powell,  F.  W. 

4  Mackie,  N.  M. 
6  Smith,  James 

6  Smith,  William  Q. 

7  Bennet,  Mrs 

8  Downs,  John 

9  Hall,  Miss 
10  AVatson,  Miss 

13  Rollo,  Alexander 

9.  Taalts. 

Thomson,  J.  G.  and  Co. 
Thomson,  Lauder,  and  Co. 

1.  Veitch's  Place. 

2  Steven,  Archibald 

3  Waddell,   Mr-s  Sarah,  spirit 

dealer 

5  Boa,  James 

1.  Vennel. 

New  Greyfriars''  School 

4  Sutherland,  Mrs  I.  midwife 
Portsburgh  Church 

13  Mathieson,  Joiin 

15  Farquharson,  D.  confectioner 


4.  Victoria  Place. 

4  Small,  Thomas 

4.  Tictoria  Street. 

8  Ritchie,  Mrs,  draper 
10  Kidd,  P.  com.  salerooms 


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12  Bell  &  Dodds 
16  Dunn,  M. 

18  Storie,  A.  toolmaker 

20  Henderson,  G.  ironmonger 

30  Macfarlane,  D.  stationer 

32  Galloway,  Wm.  tobacconist 

34  Johnson,  James 

36  Mackenzie,  D.  ironmonger 

38  Robertson,  J.  &  M. 

40  Swirles,  James,  draper 

42  Tait  &  Co.  milliners 

44  Tait,  Alex,  and  Son,  hatters 

46  Hoy,  Alexander,  tailor 

1  Pringle,  John 

1  The    Scottish    Implement 
Depot 

3  Falconer,  Dun.  sh.-oflScer 

13  Guthrie,  Miss,  dressmaker 
13  Morrison,  Robert 

15  Baillie,  T.  &  N.  merchants 
100  Borland,  Wm.  auctioneer 

4.  Victoria  Terrace^ 

Melbourne  Place. 

2  M'Laren,  J.  &  Sons,  teamers. 

3  Christie,  William,  wright 

3  Storrie,  A.  planemaker 

4  Banner,  S.  &  Co.  merchants 

5  Glass,  Robert,  merchant 
Mechanics  Sub.  Library 
Ramage,  Peter,  brassfounder 

5.  VIewfortli. 

Clapperton,  John 

Peat,  Captain,  R.N. 
3  Gowans,  Alex.  (6r.  <^  G.) 
■  Alexander,  John 

Maclauchlan,  Rev.  Thomas 

Viewforth  Park. 

Deans,  John 

Kilgour,  Robert 

Neilson,  James 

Reynolds,  Charles  bricklayer 

Stevenson,  Wm. 

Weddel,  A.  grocer 

Nicol,  Richard,  carter 

Nicol,  Richard,  juu. 

5.  Tiewforth  Place. 

3  Henderson,  Henry 
3  Wallace,  James 

3  Wallace,  Miss  Mary  Ann 
5  Wyllie,  J.  S. 

5  Adair,  Hugh  W. 
Hogg,  Andrew 
Pirth,  Wm.  Rose  Villa 

"Si  View  Place. 

4  Stoddart,  David 

Violet  Bank, 

Spring  Gardens. 
Kerr,  Thos.  {G.P.-O.) 
Black,  John  (G.P.-O.) 
Gray,  John  E.  missionary 
Wallace,  missionary 


1.  Walker  Street. 

1  Wemyss,  Mr 
1  Mushet,  John 

1  Lyell,  David,  writer 
3  Currie,  Miss    * 

3  Newbigging,  Mrs 

5  Watson,  Andrew,  W.S. 

7  Montgomery,  Rev.  Jas  F. 
9  Maitland,  John 

11  Home,  John  H. 

13  Sim,  William 

15  Morris,  David 

17  Murray,  Andrew,  jun.  W.S. 

19  Wylie,  A.  H. 

23  Bryce,  Mrs 

27  Home,  Sir  George,  Bart. 
26  Donaldson,  Mrs 

24  Macdonald,  Miss  Robertson 
24  Wight,  Mrs 

22  M'Craken,  John,  S.S.C. 

20  Scott,  Archibald 

18  Thomson,  Thomas,  W.S. 

16  Gordon,  Major  Duncan 

14  Laing,  Robert 

12  Cockburn,  Alexander 
10  Inglis,  John,  M.D. 

6  Wenly,  James  A. 

4  Sinclair,  George  L.,  W.S. 

2  Tait,  William 

2  Huie,  Edward,  merchant 

1.  Wallace  Place. 

8  Bell,  Walter,  slater 

8  Wilson,  George,  carter 
8  Wilks,  John 
8  Carfrae,  William 

Wardie  Crescent. 

M'Caskie,  J.{J.M'C.  8f  Co.) 

Hermitage  villa 
Craig,  Henry 
Watson,  Charles 
Kennedy,  Angus 
Miller,  Mrs  Jean 
Kennedy,  William 

5.  Warrender  liOdg^e. 

Ballantine,  J.  (J.  B.  ^  Son) 

2.  Warriston  Crescent. 

3  Hay,  Robert 

3  Forgan,  William 
3  Balleny,  William 

3  Mure,  Mrs 

4  Burt,  David 

5  Smith,  Mrs  William 

6  Winchester,  Mrs  Colonel 

7  Barry,  Mi's 

8  Whitehead,  William 

9  FyfFe,  Mrs  Dr 

10  Lyschinski,  Adam,  M.D. 

11  Paterson,  Miss  Mary 

11  Tulloch,  Miss 

12  Reid,  William  S. 

13  Webster,  A.  B.,  M.D, 

14  Foote,  William 


15  Fairbairn,  James  (B.  S.) 

16  Neil,  Mrs 

17  Braidwood,  James 

18  Ross,  C.  M. 

19  Couper,  Mrs 

20  Cunningham,  Lenox  T.,  M.D, 

21  Kerr,  David 

22  Kilgour,  William 

23  Macandrew,  R. 

24  Smellie,  W.  J.  {G.P.-O.) 
26  Smith,  David 

26  Smith,  Mrs 

27  Glendonwyn,  Mrs  S. 

28  Macnish,  William,  M.D. 

29  Gordon.  Robert 

30  Robin,  Mrs 

31  Begg,  Alex.  Henderson 

31  Begg,  Mrs 

32  Robertson,  G.  G.,  M.D. 
83  Davidson,  Rev.  P.,  D.D. 

3.  Warriston  Moose, 

Marjoribanks,  William 

S.  Warriston  Place. 

1  Scott,  George,  baker 

2  Eraser,  Misses,  milliners 

3  Smiles,  James 

3  Ross,  Miss,  lodgings 

4  Simpson,  John 

5  M'Farlane,  J.  R.  draper 

5  Munrow,  Thomas,  dairyman 

9'.  Water  IJaiie. 

1  M'Arthur,  Mrs  N.  shoemaker 
5  Heddle,  James,  rectifier 
13  Gray,  Alexander,  grocer 

25  Mathieson,  J.  &  R.  merchts, 
30  Boag,  David 

32  Bucher,  F.  grocer  : 

34  Wood,  Robert 

39  Napier,  Alex,  smith 

40  Wilson,  Wm.  grocer 
46  Richards,  John,  dyer 

48  Currie,  William,  corkcutter 

49  Scott,  A.  W, 

I.  Water  of  fueitla. 

Berrv,  Miss 

Blacklaw  &  Ross,  Marr's  mill ! 
Brown,  Robert,  teacher 
Brown,  R.  linen  mauufactr, 
Cleland,  John 
Cleland,  W.  blacksmith 
Cochran,  John,  comb  manuf. 
Davidson,  A.  Lindsay's  mill 
Dow,  James 
Dow,  William,  wright 
Finlay,  George,  spirit  dealer 
Forrest,  James,  grocer 
Gordon,  F.  grocer 
Graham,  David,  grocer 
Harper,  George,  agent 
Hill,  John,  linen  manufactr. 
Lawson,  J.  Greenland  mill 


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301 


Legget,  Robert,  skianer 

Powi'ie,  John 

Robertson,  R.  grocer — house, 

Grove  cottage 
Scott,  Robert,  grocer 

Waterloo  Place. 

NortTi,  2.     South,  3. 

1  Dickson  and  Co.  seedsmen 

5  Sutherland,  W.  wiue  mercht. 

7  Thomson,  George,  perfumer 
9  Waddie   and   Co.   manufac- 
turing stationers 

11  May,  W,  Gladstone 
11  Clarence  hotel 

15  Caldwell  Brothers 

17  Harthill,  J.  newspaper  agent 

19  Wilson,   A.   and  G.   fishing 

tackle  makers 

20  Darling''s  Temperance  hotel 
20  Falconer,    Joseph,   and  Co. 

shipowners 

20  North  of  Scotland  Steam 

Shipping  Office 

21  General  Steam  Navigation 

Co.— R.     W.     Hamilton, 
manager. — See  Adv. 

22  Simpson  Brothers  and  Co. 

23  Puller  and  Sons,  dyers  and 

cleaners 

23  Prince  of  Wales  Operetta- 

house 

24  Waterloo  hotel — Rampling 

25  Edinburgh  Gas  Light  Co. 

26  Select  Subscription  Library 

— Alex.  Greig,  librarian 

26  Banks  and  Co.  engravers 

27  White,  Richard,  and  Co. 
27  Calton  Convening  Rooms 

General  Post  Office 

18  Dewar,  Francis,  auctioneer 

16  Scott,  Robert,  Regent  hotel 
14  Coutts,  Jas.  Standard  Din- 
ing Rooms 

10  Game  Certificate  Office 
10  Inland  Revenue 

8  Money-Order  Office 

6  Inland  Revenue  ( Tax  Office') 
6  Assessed  Taxes  Survey  Office 

— Taxes,  Property,  Income, 

Land,  and  Assessed 

6  Paterson,  Alex,  inspector  of 

Stamps  and  Taxes 
6  Phipps,    Thomas,    Property 

and  Income  Tax  Office 
6  Smith,  Robert  S.  surveyor 
6  Cullen,  Thomas,  surveyor 
6  M'Kelvie,  John,  surveyor 
6  Wilson,  Andrew,  surveyor 
6  Lamond,  Donald,  surveyor 
6  Carmichael,  Blitchell,assessor 
6  Hogben,  W.  S.  assessor 

4.  Watson's  (©.)  Hospi- 
tal. 

Millar,  James,  head  master 
and  house  governor 


Joly,  Wm.,  resident  English 
master 

Monro,  John,  classical  master 

Reid,  Thos.  assistant  Enghsh 
master 

Gilmour,  Alexander,  writing- 
master 

Brown,  Fran.  French  master 

Steel,  Gourlay,  drawing- 
master 

Hunter,  T.  M.  singing-master 

M'Glashan,  Alex,  dancing- 
master 

Coghill,  Serjeant,  drilling- 
master 

Milligan,  Mrs,  matron 

1.  W^atson's  (John)  In- 
stitution. 

Rowe,  George,  governor 
Hamilton,  John,  W.S.  treas. 
Robson,  John,  teacher 
Owler,  William,  teacher 
Auld,  Miss,  matron 
Kirby,  Miss,  assistant  matron 
Liddel,  John,  janitor 
M'Nie,  John,  gardener 

7.  W^elling^ton  Place. 

2  Purdie,  James 
2  Arthur,  George 
2  Arthiu-,  Miss 

4  Walker,  G.  (G^.  ^  J.  W.) 

5  M'Dougal,  John 

6  Crawford,  Wilham 

7  Muir,  William,  merchant 

8  Macfarlane,  Alex,  merchant 

9  Fergus,  William 

10  Donaldson,  Mrs  J.  lodgings 

10  Gore,  William  J. 

10  Lamb,  Miss 

10  Robertson,  D.  H.,  M.D. 

10  Peacock,  Adam,  tobacconist 

10  Graham,  Thomas 

11  Heriot,  William,  printer 

Welling^ton  l§t.j  CJreat. 

Fender,  Mrs 

Stockman,  W.  J.  {B.  ^  S.) 

I.  Wemyss  Place. 

1  Aitchison,  George,  baker 
8  Kent,  G.  K.  painters 
4  Hunter,  John,  advocate 

4  Sharp,  William,  lodgings 

5  Arnot,  James,  W.S. 

8  Morrison,  J.  D.  dentist 

9  Robertson,  James,  lodgings 

10  Keith,  Mrs 

11  Smith,  John,  M.D. 

1.  IS^emyss  Terrace, 

Vennel. 
4  earner,  Robert,  mason 

4.  lyest  How. 

87  Bell,  Wilham,  manufacturer 
93  Young,  R.  &  Co.  grocers 

105  Richardson  Brothers 

105  Kirk,  James 


118  Roughead,  William,  draper 
116  Taylor,  James,  druggist 
112  Geddess,  Roderick 
110  Edmonston,  T.  &Son 
108  Moves,  James,  pewterer 

106  Walker,  T.  M.'  colourman 
104  Hume,  J.  brush  manufactr. 
102  Cunningham,  J.  &  J. 

98  M'Laren,  J.  dealer  in  sieves 
96  Davidson,  D.  ham  curer 
94  Anderson,  John 
94  Runciman,  Mrs 

94  M'Laren,  Thomas 

88  Hunter,  John,  bootmaker 
86  Morham,  R.  flesher 
86  Brownlee,  R.  plasterer 

86  Newlands,  Alexander 

84  Drummond,  D.  stationer 

80  Calver,  Charles,  spirit  dlr. 

1.  "West  Port. 

25  Boak,  Allan,  tanner 

27  Thomson,  John,  spirit  mer. 

31  Inglis,  Robert,  baker 

55  Mooney,  P.  grocer 

59  Boak,  Allan,  tanner 

81  Stark,  Thomas 

85  Victoria,  lodgings 

87  Stocks,  D.  bootmaker 
91  Ford  and  Moir,  tanners 

93  Fleming,  Thomas 

95  Thomson,  G.  pawnbroker 

107  Webster,  J.  watchmaker 
135  Liddle,  W.  H.  currier 

151  Mackenzie,  George,  tinsmith 
155  White,  John,  grocer 
163  Swan,  John,  cliina  mercht. 
165  Anderson,  Wilham 
171  Hall! day,  A.  flesher 
173  Kilpatrick,  Mrs  William    . 
175  Glasgow,  M.  spirit  dealer 
126  Sime,  Robert 
124  Mitchell,  John,  flesher 
122  Petrie,  Gavin,  merchant 
114  Smart,  Andrew,  baker 
110  Lawson,  J.  tobacconist 
108.  Marshall,  David,  draper 
106  Glasgow,  William,  grocer 
102  Macnee,  J.  and  C. 
100  Brown,  David,  grocer 
98  Somerville,  E.  leather  mer. 

94  Elliot,  Robert,  grocer 

84  Williamson,  Jolm,  grocer 
80  Steedman,  M.  shoemaker 

60  Arnot  and  Erskine 

56  Edgar,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 
54  Williamson,  J.  grocer 

Chalmers''  Territorial  Church 
34  Farquarson,  David 

32  Wright,  John,  tailor 

24  Redford,  James,  stationer 

20  Moffat,  John 

16  Johnston,  J.  china  mercht. 

12  Hunter,  George,  grocer 

10  Smith,  Wilham,  flesher 
8  Roberts,  Thomas,  grocer 
4  Henderson,  James,  baker 


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2  Robertson,  Miss  J.  mercht. 

5.  WesterhaH. 

Ritchie,  A.  Westerliall  villa 
Pearson,  Thomas 
3  Hay,  Hamilton,  S.A.L. 

4.  Wharton  liane. 

2  Mutter,  John 
Buckle,    Mrs    J.     Wharton 
Louse 

4.  Wharton  Place. 

1  Edmonston,  T. 

2  Ferguson,  Archibald 

3  M'Laren,  Rev.  D. 
3  Meiizies,  D. 

3  Ferguson,  A. 

4  Nimmo,  Mrs 

5  Galloway,  William 

6  Clark,  A. 

7  Greig,  John 

8  Brown,  Misses 

8  Ferguson,  Alex.  jun. 

8  TuinbuU,  Mrs  H. 

9  Pringle,  Mi's 

W^hitehead  Places 
Nt  tieonard's  Si  lit. 

Murdoch,T.01iphant(M.^',S'.) 
Whitehead,  Alexander 

3.  White  Morse  Close. 

Light,  J.  B.  pawnbroker 

Whitebank, 

Canaan. 
Park,  George 
Park,  John  Pringle 

WhitefleM  l^ane. 

Grieve,  John,  agent 

W^hitehonse  liOan. 

St  Margaret's  Convent 

Bell,    A.    M.,    W.S.,    East 
Morningside  house 

Bell,    J.    M.,    W.S.,    East 
Morningside  house 

Speirs,  Mrs  Graham.  White- 
house 

Smith,  William,  Elm  bank 

Wardrop,  Maitlaud,  Sydney 
lodge 

Johnston,  W.  B.,  R.S.A. 

Hamilton,  Alex.  The  elms 

Whiteliouse  Terrace^, 
Inrange  lioan. 

2  Duncan,  David 

3  Ross,   Major-General  James 

Kerr 


4  Hayward,  Robert 

5  Stothert,  Misses 

6  Ivory,  Miss 

7  Hallard,  Frederick 
9  M'Dowall,  Mrs 

10  Ferguson,  James 

S'.  Whitfield  House. 

Green,  Charles,  agent 

t.  Whitfield  Place. 

29  Tait,  William 

30  Jacob,  William,  tinsmith 
32,  33  DuchaufFour  &  M'Intyre 

35  Minto,  Miss,  fruiterer 

36  Parker,  M.  &  Co.  oil  merchts. 

37  Wightman,  William,  wright 

38  Waldie,  James,  jun. 

38  Cairns,  Robert,  bookseller 
Sturrock,  J.  &  Sons,  brass- 
founders 

39  Morrison, W.smith&  engineer 

39  \¥aldie,  Jas.  and  Sons,  coal 

merchants 

40  Williamson,  Andrew 

34  Primrose,  J.  coal  merchant 
40  Ritchie,  Jolnr,  flesher 

42  Gibson,  William 

43  Galloway,  James 
43  Bell,  William 

47  Barbour,  A.  photographe? 

48  Herd,  John,  cabinetmaker 

5.  ^SVight's  Place. 

Howison,  Mrs  William 
Ciarkson,  Robert 
Gow,  John 
Young,  D. 
Welsh,  Miss 
Monro,  Rev.  John 
Braidwood,  Miss 
Wight,  Alexander 

1.  Williann  Street. 

1  Tansh's  Circulating  Library 

1  Wilson,  Misses,  booksellers 

5  Spence,  Miss 

7  Noble,  Wm.  grocer 
11  BaiT,  James  G.  fruiterer 
15  Lough,  John,  chimney-sweep. 
17  Cormack,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 
17  Rutherford,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
19  Cathie,  L  flesher 
23  Scott,  David,  china  merchant 
31  Milne,  James,  spirit  dealer 
37  Auld,  J.  coal  merchant 
37  Jenkins,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

37  Neilson,  Mrs,  ladies'  liurse 
47  Morrison,  Wm.  clerk 

38  M'Vean,  Matthew,  grocer 
28  Ramsay,  John,  tailor 

26  Dickson,  D.  coach-hirer 
26  M'Intosh,  Thomas,  stabler 
22  Oliver,  Walter,  tailor 


22  Gray,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
22  Stewart,  P.  coal  merchant' 
22  Steuart,  Miss,  milhuer 
18  Alexander,  Hugh,  grocer 
16  Mill,  Mrs,  grocer 
14  Forbes,  Mrs,  dressmaker 
12  Smith,  Alex.  baker| 
10  Park,  John  W^  bootmaker 

8  Waters,  IVIrs,  ladies'  nm"se 

8  Ross,  Mrs,  ladies' nurse 

8  Emerson,  James 

2  Bruce,  John 

2  Patison,  Mrs 


4.  Windmill  Iiane« 

1  Baird,  Robert 

1  Mackenzie,  Miss 

3  Noble,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 

3  Anderson,  Hugh 

5  Wilkie,  John,  silversmith 

4.  Windmill  Street. 

2  Dyer,  Miss 

3  Romanes,  Mrs 

5  Macfeat,  Mrs 
7  Thomson,  Mrs 

12  Dunn,  R. 

10  Farqnharson,  Francis 

10  Gibson,  J.  &  Co.; 

6  Ritchie,  David 

6  Plenderleith,  Mrs 

6  Anderson,  Miss  Margaret  S. 

6  Whyte,  John 

3.  Windsor  Street. 

1  Brodie,  Wm. 

1  Fisher,  Wm. 

1  Sutherland,  Miss 

1  Adam,  John,  engraver 

5  Tagart,  J.  D. 

7  Blaikie,  Mrs  Margaret 
9  Seton,  Francis  C. 

9  Seton,  Lieut. -Colonel  R.  S. 

11  Lizars,  Mrs  W.  H. 

13  Yule,  James,  L.  B. 

15  Scott,  Andrew,  jun. 

19  Watson,  Mrs 

23  Elwart,Miss,  boarding-school 
25  Weir,  Miss 

27  Curaming,  James,  LL.D. 
29  Taylor,  Wm. 
31  Menzies,  Miss 

24  Young,  Mrs 

20  Neilson,  Mrs 

20  Neilson,  John,  W.S. 
18  Ree,  Hermann 

16  Carnegie,  James 

14  Sutherland,  Erskine 

12  Hobkirk,  J.  corn  merchant 
10  Coldstream,  Mrs 

8  White,  Wm. 

6  Aitken,'Thos.  {E.  ^-L.S.Co.^ 

4  Nasmyth,  Mrs 

2  Swinton,  Thomas 
2  Young,  George 


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2  Russel,  George 
2  Walker,Mr3  J,  F. 
2  Phin,  Miss 
2  Robson,  Mrs 

3.  World'g-end  Close. 

Prerauer,  S.  cabinetmaker 
Peacock,  A.  tobacco  manu- 
facturer 
Somerville,  Alex,  turner 

5.  Wright's  Houses. 

8  Sime,  Robert 

12  Anderson,  Mrs  Jane,  grocer 
15  Binnie,  George 
17  Taylor,  Alexander 
24  Brown,  Charles,  wriglit 
27  Anderson,  James 

29  Ross,  John,  &  Son,  Venetian 

blind  makers 

30  Stewart,  John 

31  Hutcliison,  James 

38  Samuel,  John 

34  Moncrieff,  Wm. 

35  Gardner,  Misses 

35  Pitbladdo,  James 

36  Wilson,  Andrew 

39  Ross,  Ronald,  venetian-blind. 

maker 


4.  Writer's  Court. 

2  Standard  Weights  and  Mea- 

sures office  (City) 

9.  hardheads. 

6  Beilby,  Benjam.  time-keeper 

Dock  Commission 
9  Bernard  &  Co.  rectifiers 
11,  52  Gilbert,  Robert,  grocer 

12  Gunn,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 

13  Turnbull,  Alex,  grocer 
15  Spalding,  William,  grocer 
24  Brown,  John,  grocer 

26  Racket,  John,  baker 

34  Evans,  Mrs  0.  prov.  dealer 

42  Moffat,  William,  factor 

43  Wilson,  Peter,  pipe  maker 

46  Galloway,  David,  shoemaker 

47  Anderson,  William,  carter 

48  Graham,  A.  spirit  dealer 

53  Farquhar,  Alex,  spirit  dealer 

S.  Tork  Siane. 

Croal,  J.  &  W.  coach  builders 
Hobday,  Tiios.  Albany  cot. 
Hobday,  W.  J.  livery  stables 
Mackintosh,  Robert,  packing 

box  manufiicturer 
Pringle  and  luglis,  smiths 

S.  Tork  PHace. 

1  Thomson,  George,  bootmaker 

3  Mackay,  Donald,  tobacconist 


3  Register  for  Servants 

3  Henry,  J.  bandage  maker 

3-A  Laurent,  Madame 

5  Souter,  John 

5  Isles,  Mrs 

5  Morton,  William 

5  Mm-ray,  John,  S.S.C. 

5  Mack,  Andrew,  writer 

5|  Weir,  R.  M.  Rolland  &  Co. 
St  George^s  Chapel 

7  Hunter,  Blair,  and  Cowan 

7  Hunter,  E.  A.,  W.S. 

9  Watt,  Mrs  J.  B. 

9  Watt  and  Marwicks,  S.S.C. 

9  Watt,  Hugh,  S.S.C. 
11  Marshall,  John,  plumber 
1 1  Rovensberg,HerrVon,teacher 
11  Wishart,   Wm.    S.S.C.    and 

S.  L. 
13  Millar,  Jolin 
15  Bonar,  James,  W.S. 
17  Harris,  Thorn  J.  professor  of 

music 
17  Vibart,  Capt.  M.  J. 
19  Macandrew,  Jas.  M.,  C.A. 
21  Nisbet,  James,  S.S.C. 
23  Tawse  and  Bonar,  W.S. 
25  Bell,  James,  S.S.C. 
25  Gray,  James,  missionary 
25  Kirkwood,  Mrs  Captain 
25  Calvert,  F.  B.,  A.M. 
25  Calvert,  Michael,  architect 
27  Milnes,  Miss 
29  Bruce,  Robt.  M.D. 
29  Bruce,  Mrs  William 
31  Lindsay,  J.K.,  S.S.C. 
31  Dow,  Misses 
33  Cormack,  David,  S.S.C. 

38  Law  Life  Assurance  Society 

of  London — See  Adv. 
35  Cochrane,  Miss 
35  Goodburn,  Mrs 
37  Daii,  Tliomas,  C.A. 

39  Tod,  Henry,  W.S. 

39  Tod,  Henry,  jun.  W.S. 
39  Atlas  Assurance  Co. 
41  Grant,  Mrs  Jaue 
41  Smart,  R.  C, 
41  Smart,  John 
43  Melville,  Archibald,  W.S. 
45  Morrison,  Adam,  S.S.C. 
47  Cotton,  Mrs  James  W. 
47  Campbell,  Mrs 
49  Gill,  Thomas 
51  Coldstream,  Mrs  J. 
51  Coldstream,  J.  P. 
53  Meldrum,  Geo.  accountant 
55  Gibbon,  Alex. 
57  M'Pherson,  Mrs,  lodgings 
59  Wilson,  Robert 
59  Pringle,  John 
63  Horsburgh,  Miss 
67  W'ilson,  Alexander  Moncrieff 
69  Bell,  J.  A.  architect 
69  Neill,  Miss 
69  Macdonald,  Mrs 
71  Stevens,  Mrs 
78  Seton,  Gregor,  spirit  dealer 
St  FauVs  Chapel 


Carter,  Mrs 
Paterson,  Mrs 
Littlejohn,  Hen.  D.,,  M.D. 
Hardie,  Thos.  lodgings 
Combe,  J.  S.,  M.D. 
Combe,  C.  T. 
Dickson,  Thos.  Goldie 
Smith,  Colvin,  port,  painter 
Pitcairn,  Miss 
Cochrane,  James 
Campbell,  Simon,  S.S.C. 
Campbell  and  Smith,  S.S.C. 
Gibson-Craig,  J.  T.,  W.S. 
Kermack,  W.  E.,  W.S. 
Hunter''s  School 
Walker,  James,  janitor 
Smith,  Alex.  W.S. 
Laing,  Mrs 
Thomson,  James  G. 
Campbell,  Mrs 
Home,  David  Milne 
Goldie  and  Dove,  AV.S. 
Goldie,  Archibald,  W.S. 
Lee,  Henry,  accoimtant 
Dobie,  G. 

Boyd,  John,  upholsterer 
Marshall,  R.  postmaster 


6.  ¥ork  Roadj  Trinity. 

Tindall,  Robert,  Tower  Park 

cottage 
Gibson,  Mrs  H.  Trinity  villa 
Flockhart,  W.  Lomond  house 
Churton,      Rev.     Matthew, 

Gothic  house 
Gall,  James  (Cr.  Sp  Inglis) 

Myrtle  bank 
Turner,  Mrs  D.  Myrtle  bank 
Gardiner,  J.,  S.S.C.  Grange 

house 
Minto,     George,    Woodbine 

cottage 
Boyd,  Adam  B.    Richmond 

lodge 
Smith,  G.  architect,  Burley 

lodge 
Stein,  C.  St  Andrew's  lodge 
Leighton,  Alex.  York  lodge 
Flockhart,   Misses,    Seaforth 

cottage 
Wardrop,    Robert,    Gairney 

house 
Marshall,  G.  Grecian  cottage 
Nanson,  J.  H.  Forthland  ho. 
Stupart,  Mrs,  Dunstan  villa 
Paterson,  Alex.  Holly  lodge 
Russell,  Miss,  Forthside  ho. 
Todd,  Miss,  Grecian  cottage 

S.  Tonng:  Street. 

1  Gillies,  S.  tailor 

3  Whitson,  Mrs  George 

5  BourhiU,  Mrs 

9  Macfarlane,  Misses,  C.  &  K. 
11  Cheyne  and  Stuart,  W.S. 
13  Stewart,  James  VV.,  C.E. 


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13  Stewart  and  Menzies,  C.E. 
13  Menzies,  D. 
15  Mackenzie,  Captain  Eod. 
15  Evangelistic  Association  of 

Scotland 
17  Traquair,  William,  W.S. 
17  Dickson,  A.  J.,  S.S.C. 
19  Macallan    and    Chancellor, 

W.S. 
19  The  Liverpool  and  London 

Insurance  Company 


19  Dickson,  Jas.  Jobson,  C.A. 

21  Adjulant-GeneraVs  Office 

22  Douglas,  Alex.  Sholto,  W.S. 
22  Douglas,  Chris.  W.S. 

20  Hay  and  Pringle,  W.S. 
18  Wilson,  Andrew,  dentist 
16  Muirhead,  Chas.  poulterer 
14  Suthei-land,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
14  Fleming,  Andrew,  S.S.C. 

14  Gardiner,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse 
10  St  Luke's  Church 


10  St  George's  School 
8  Baird,  James 
8  Ross,  Alex,  lodgings 
8  Musgrove,  William 
6  Chedburn,  William 

9.  Tonng-  !§treet  liane. 

Honeyman,  D.  wright 
Hope,  Andrew,  contractor 
Kayner,  R.  stablec 


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Acconntants. 

^^ee  Law  Directory.) 

Advocates. 

(See  Law  Directory.) 

Adcock,  G.  11  South  St  Andrew 

street 
Aitken,  Gray,  and  Co.  21  Ber- 
nard street 
Aitken,  John,  63  North  bridge 
Anderson,  D.  24  St  James'  sq. 
Anderson,  David,  and  Co.  24  St 

James'  sq. 
Anderson,  D.  28  Greenside  st. 
Anderson,   Thomas,   12    Beau- 
mont place 
Barry,  Robert  J.  8  Upper  Gray 

street 
Bell,  R.  F.  and  Son,  5  Union  pi. 
Bews  and  Rendall,  Wet  docks 
Bloxsom,  T.  P.  2  Morningside 

place 
Borland,  "Wm.  100  Yictoria  st. 
Brechin,  R.  M.  25  North  bridge 
Brown,  Henry,  2  Mound  place 
Brown,  John,  9  Lauriston  street 
Brown,  J.  K.  1  Hanover  street 
Brown,  T.  S.  4  George  street 
Buist,  James,  5  Nicolson  street 
Buist,  Robert,  70  Lauriston  pi. 
Burgess,  J.  3  East  Register  st, 
Barnet,  Andrew,  23  South  Nor- 
ton place 
Caird,  F.  G.  18  Calton  hill 
Calder,  John,  79  Nicolson  st. 
Calder,  William,  19  Archibald 

place 
Cameron,  John,  Caledonian  rail- 
way station 
Campbell,  David,  46  Cockburn 

street 
Carter,  Fred.  H.  5  St  Andrew 

square 
Cay  and  Black,  65  George  st. 
Cay,  Jolin,  14.  Barony  street 
Chiene,  Geo.  T.  7  George  street 
Clark,  Charles,  2  St  James'  pi. 


Clark,  Wm.  22  Carnegie  street 
Clarkson,  A.  31  St  Andrew  sq. 
Crooks,  Geo.  8  Quality  street 
Crawford,  A.  &  A.  8  Quality 

lane 
Currie,  J.  &  Co.  34  Bernard  st. 
Currie  and  Co.  25  George  IV. 

bridge 
Darling,  G.  2  Canning  place 
Davidson,  Charles,  8  Abbeyhill 
Davidson,  E.  37  Sandport  st. 
Dickson,  Thos.  Thornybauk 
Dishington,  Thomas,  and  Co.  14 

Constitution  street 
Dochard,  D.  Lothian  road. — (See 

Adv.) 
Douglas,  W.  S.  2  Greyfriars'  pi. 
Dow,  L.  S.  Old  Church  street 
Dowie,  Peter,  35  Mitchell  street 
Drybrough,  A.  25  North  bridge 
DufF,  Theo.  1  St  Bernard's  row 
Duncan,     R.     24    Commercial 

place 
Durham,  N.  31  Constitution  st. 
Fairweather,     A.    5     Brown's 

place 
Falconer,  Jos.  Granton  pier  and 

Wet  docks 
Farrie,  Robert,  North   British 

Railway  station 
Ferguson,  J.  10  Annandale  st. 
Finch,   John,   47    George    IV. 

bridge 
Flett,  W.  jun.  4  Coatfield  lane 
Flockhart,  Henry,  50  Gilmore 

place 
Forgie,  Rob.  5  Osborne  terrace 
Foster,  Jos.  51  North  bridge 
Fowlie,  G.  S.  66  Nicolson  st. 
Francis,  David,   29    Hamilton 

place 
Fraser,  James,  297  High  street 
Fraser,  William,  23  Clyde  st. 
I  Gardner,  Alex.  B.  17  Bristo  st. 
'  Gavin,  P.  and  R.  33  Bernard  st. 
Gibb,  Andrew,  25  North  bridge 
Gibson,  G.  75  Broughton  street 
Gifford,  Wm.  and  Co.  2  Dock 

place 
Gillespie  and  Cathcart,  35  Ber- 
nard street 


Gilray,  John,  66  Lothian  road 
Gordon,  T.  P.  32  Haddington  pL 
Grant,  Duncan,  44  South  br. 
Gray,  William,  9  M'Nab  street 
Greenfield,  J.  S.  9  Crichton  st. 
Hardie,  Adam,  5  Hay's  court 
Hardie,  John  and  W.  18  Green- 
side  place 
Hardie,  Wm.  7  S.  St  James'  st. 
Harper,  George,  Water  of  Leith 
Harthill,  John,  17  Waterloo  pi. 
Hay,  George,  39  Home  street 
Henderson,  David  Wemyss,  129 

Constitution  street 
Henderson,  J.  1  Frederick  st. 
Heron,  Wm.  8  North  bridge 
Hirchfield,  G.  42  Quality  street 
House  Agency  Office,  22  Han- 
over street 
Hume,  Wm.  9  Montague  street 
Hunter,  John,  19  Elder  street 
Hutchison,  A.  20  Cockburn  st. 
Hutchison,  And.  21  George  st. 
Irvine,  W.  27  Frederick  street 
James,  Benj.  Ratcliffe  place. 
Jastrau,  Victor,  14  Commercial 

place 
Johnston,  Wm.  66  Frederick  st. 
Johnston,  W.  3  Davie  street 
Jones,  R.  M.  «&  Co.  19  Constitu- 
tion street 
Kedslie,  A.  F.  19  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
Kemp,  Cameron,  &  Co.  4  Bar- 

nard  street 
Kennedy,  D.  14  Gardner's  ores. 
Kennedy,  W.  W.  132  Princes  st. 
Kerr,  Hatton,  &  Co,  26  Quality 

street 
Laing,  George,  Palmer's  build- 
ings and  70  Potterrow. — See 
Adv. 
Lawrie,  H.  7  Plill  square 
Lindsay  and  Sons,  5  Royal  Ex- 
change 
Lister,  Eichard,  11  Dalrymple 

crescent 
Little,  J,  12  Catherine  st.  court 
Livingston,  A.  15  St  Patrick  sq. 
Livingstone  and  Weir,  7  Rox- 
burgh place 


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Lyall,  John  Morrison,  13  East 

Adam  street 
Lyle,  Alex.  9  Regent  st.  Leith 
MacCallum,  J.  36b  Potterrow 
M'Corquodale  and  Scott,  13  Ber- 
nard street 
M'Kay,  Angus,  6  High  street 
M'Laren  and  Company,  24  St 

James'  square 
M'Minn,  F.  53  George  lY.  br. 
Macdonald,   D.    S,    Corn    Ex- 
change, Leith 
Mackenzie    and    Crosbie,    129 

Princes  street 
Mackie,  John,  39  Leith  wynd 
Macnab  and  Eitchie,  27  George 
IV.  bridge,  27  and  29  Candle- 
maker  row. — See  A  dv. 
Macphail,  N.  59  South  bridge 
Macpherson,  Gavin,  72   South 

Clerk  street 
Martin,  John,  6  Brougham  st. 
Mathieson,  Geo.  6  South  St  An- 
drew street 
Meek,  Geo.  19  South  James'  st. 
Middleton,  E.  3  Greenside  st. 
Miller,  J.  14  Cockburn  street 
Mitchell,  "Wm.  16  Dick  place 
Moffat,  Alex.  32  Grassmarket 
Montignani,   Henry,   6  Drum- 

mond  street 
Moore,  George,  12  Arniston  pi. 
Morrison,  C.  and  Son,  32  Con- 
stitution street 
Morrison,  J.  &  G.  84  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Mowbray,  John  M.  2  Forth  st. 
Mowbray,  T.  31  Gayfield  sq. 
Muir  and  Wilson,  14  Bristo  st. 
Muir,  John,  299  High  street 
Muir,  W.  and  C.  B.  14  Eoyal 

Exchange 
Muir,  W.  Wet  Docks 
Muir,  Wm.  S.  54  North  bridge 
Murray,  J.  19  St  Patrick  square 
Mushet,  John,  &  Son,  2  Hope  st. 
Newbigging,  D.  1  Buccleuch  st. 
Nimmo,  W.  Bell's  court,  Leith 
Ogilvie,  J.  &  Co.  43  Bernard  st, 
Oliver,  J.  P.  37  George  street 
Ord,  John,  10  Cumin  place 
Orr,  J.  14  Eoyal  Exchange 
Orr,  Samuel,  51  Cockburn  st. 
Parker,  M.  &  Co.  Whitfield  pi. 
Paterson,  D.  F.  5  Kerr  street 
Paterson,  Wm.  10  Qiieensferry 

street 
Patison,  W.  G.  35  Bernard  st. 
Patullo,  James  W.  58  Leith  st. 
Peacock,  T.  B.  2  Montgomery  st. 
Peterson  Brothers,  Alison  pi. 
Penman,    David,    141    Causey- 
side 
Pollock,  W.  G.  6  Roxburgh  pi. 
Porteous,  Alex.  36  Leith  walk 


Potts,  W.  &  H.  7  PortHopetoun 
Pyper,  John,  37  Scotland  street 
Eaimes,    Blanshards,   and    Co. 

Smith's  place 
Eathbone,   S.  5  South  Norton 

place 
Eendall,  M.  C.  32  Bernard  st. 
Eendall,  Wm.  32  Bernard  st, 
Rennie,  A.  E.  7  Constitution  st. 
Eeoch,  W.  G.  15  Bernard  st. 
Eichardson,  W.  63  North  bridge 
Robertson  and  Scott,  13  Han- 
over street 
Robertson,  Alex.  5  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Robertson,  D.   4    Hope    Park 

End  crescent 
Robertson,  John,  sen,  28  Lon- 
don street 
Robinson,  H.  11  Greenside  st. 

— (See  Adv.) 
Rochester,  J.  E.  32  Grange  road 
Roger,  G.  150  High  street 
Rooney,  Hugh,  2  Greenside  pi. 
Sandilands,  W.  19  Commercial 

place 
Scott,    John    A,  Bell's    court, 

Quality  street 
Scott,  R.  3  N.  St  Andrew  street 
Scott,  T.  41  Lauriston  place 
Scott,  W.  23  Duke  street 
Shaw,  Robert,  Main  point 
Shepherd,  Jas.  51  North  bridge 
Short,  Dd.  25  North  bridge 
Simpson,  R.  121  George  street 
Sinclair  &  Co.  1  &  2  Calton  st. 
Smart,  J.  A.  33  Gayfield  square 
Smith  and  Alexander,  2  Bank 

street,  Leith 
Smith,  John,  46  Lothian  road 
Smith,  Robert,  12  Antigua  st. 
Smith,  Walter,  Dean  cottage 
Smith,  William,  1  Dean  street 
Somner,  R.,  North  British  Piail- 

way  station 
Sorensen,  Marius,  122  Const! 

tution  street 
Steele,  Ebenezer,  6  King's  pi. 
Stewart,   Brothers,   Drummond 

court 

Strachan,  Wm.  41  North  bridge 
Swan,  John,  37  Lauriston  place 
Syme,  Jas.  Gordon  villa,  Lauder 

road 
Taylor,  A.  62  Grassmarket 
Taylor,  William,  4  Elm  row 
Tennant,  W.  G.  21  Timber  bush 
Thallan,  L.  and  Co.  57  North  br. 
Thomson,  G.  14Seton  pi.  Grange 
Thomson,  John,  26  Nelson  st. 
Thomson,  Rob.  14  Pitt  street 
Thomson,  W.  and  Co,  116  Con 

stitution  street 
Tod,  J.  B.  and  Son,  72  Consti- 
tution street 


Tod,  J,  9  Portland  place 
Tulloch,  H.  7  Lauder  rd.  Grange 
TurnbuU  and  Kay,  21  Greenside 

place 
Walker,  J.  W.  9  Salisbury  pi. 
Warner,  R.  4  Cockburn  st. 
Watt,  R.  and  W.  4  Haddington 

place 
Williamson,  A.  13  Portland  pi, 
Wilson,  J.  7  West  Preston  st. 
Wilson,  James,  1  Pilrig  place 
Wilson,  John,  11  Hailes  street 
Wishart,  D.  F.  73  Adam  square 
Wotherspoon,  J.  B.  M.WetDocks 

Agiricaltnral  Imple- 
ment Makers. 

Ireland,  Geo.  N.  B.  of  Canongate 
Morton,  S.  &  H.  &  Co,  Victoria 

Dock,  Leith 
Peddle,  R.  &.  Co,  132  George  st, 
Pringle,  John,  1  Victoria  street 
Young,  W.  D.  &  Co.  77  Geo.  st. 

Apothecaries. 

Abel,  John,  53  Nicolson  street 
Aitken,  Jos.  44  Broughton  st. 
Aitken,  William,  3  Pitt  street 
Alexander,  H.  D.  46  Canongate 
Allan,  Bruce,  16  Howe  street 
AH  shorn,  A.  H.  89  Princes  st. 
Baildon,  H.  C.  73  Princes  st. 
Barland,  John  W.  45  Home  st, 
Bennet,  D.  154  Canongate 
Black,  George,  Newhaven 
Carmichael,  L.  13  Calton  street 

and  19  Queensferry  street 
Clingan     and    Mortimer,    132 

Princes  street — (See  Adv.) 
Cochrane,  J.  503  Lawnmarket 
Cowan,  George,  30  Clerk  street 
Croley,  Wm.  128  Lauriston  pi. 
Cuthbert,  Claikson,  8  Spence's 

place 
Duncan,  Flockhart,  and  Co.  52 

North  bridge  and  139  Princes 

street 
Duncan,  Flockhart,  Powell,  & 

Co.  18  Bernard  street,  Leith 
Fairgrieve,  Thomas,  46  Clerk  st. 
Pinlayson,  T.  33  Tolboothwynd, 

Leith 
Furley,  R.  C.  39  Earl  Grey  st. 

— (See  Adv.) 
Gardner  &  Ainslie,  58  George  st. 
Gibb  and  Co.  1  Downie  place 
Gordon,  John,  32  Bristo  street 
Gray,  A.  F.  5  Spring  gardens 
Halley,  W.  76  Shore 
Hearder,  T.  B.  18  Frederick  st. 
Hogg,  George,  2  Roxburgh  pi. 
Hogg,  James,  &  Co.  16  Leith  st, 
Howie,  John,  69  Pleasance 
Lees,  Eobt.  20  Nicolson  street 
Leith  James,  14  Union  nlace 


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Lindsay,  Robert,  11  Elm  row 

and  30  St  Andrew  square 
M'Cullocb,  T.  T.  61  South  br. 
M'Donald,  Ter.  13  Catherine  st. 
M'Parlan,  J.  P.  &.  Co.  17  North 

bridge  and  39  His;h  street 
M'Leod,M.  Russell,!  S.  College 

street 
Macfarlane,  A.  255  Canongate 
Mackay,  John,  119  George  st. 
Mackenzie,  H.  40  Dablin  st. 
Mackenzie,  J.  49  George  IV.  br. 
Martin,  J.  7  Coburg  street 
Middleton,  J^.  1  W.  Adam  street 
Milner,  Robert,  57  Bridge  st. 
Napier,  A.  47  So.  Clerk  street 
Napier,  James,  126  Nicolson  st. 
Noble,    Alex.    24    North-west 

Circus  place 
Pottage,  J.  C.  99  Princes  st. — 

(See  Adv.) 
Raimes,   Blanshards,  and   Co., 

Smith's  place 
Robertson,  J.  and  Co.  35  Geo.  st. 
Sang  and  Barker,  Barony  street 
Scott  and  Orr,  21  Dandas  street 
Smith  and  Wilson,  50-B  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith. 
Smith,  John  N.  62  Kirkgate 
Smith,  T.  and  H.  21  Duke  street 
Snodgrass,  J.  238  Canongate 
Spence,  G.  1  Earl  Grey  street 
Steel,  D.  29  Hanover  street 
Stewart,  R.  G.  2  Canonmills  br. 
Stodart,  T.   G.   5  Grassmarket, 

and  2  Grange  road 
Taylor,  James,  116  West  bow 
Thorn,  Alex.  78  Queen  street 
Wilson,  James,  36  Howe  street 

Appraisers. 

(See  Auctioneers.) 

Architects. 

Anderson,  R.  8  Dundas  street 
Beattie,  George,  Grove  street 
Bell,  J.  A.  69  York  place. 
Biggar,  John,  16  St  Patrick  sq. 
Bogue,  W.  7  New  broughton 
Brown    and    Wardrop,    19    St 

Andrew  square 
Bryce,  D.  131  George  street 
Bryce,  D.  juu.  26  Elder  street 
Carmichael,  W.  44  South  bridge 
Cousin,  D.  7  Greenhill  gardens 
Dickson,  R.  11  Broughton  place 
Douglas,  Campbell,  24  George 

street 
Pox,  George,  12  Gardner's  creg. 
Gibson,  T.  41  Queen  street. 
I      Goa'.en,  James,  42  Duke  street, 

Leith. 
Gorrie,  William,  6  George  st, 
Hamilton,  J.  A.  28  Frederick  st. 
Hamilton,  J.  A.  41  George  st. 


Hardy,  Henry,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 

Hay,  John  C.  11  Melbourne  pi. 

Hay,  William,  7  Hill  street 

Kerr,  Andrew,  5  Findhorn  pi. 

Leadbetter,  Charles,  38  Han- 
over street 

Lessels,  John,  21  Heriot  row 

Lorimer,  George,  Mayfield  ter. 

Matheson,  Rob.  Parliament  sq. 

M'Gibbon,  David,  89  George  st. 

M'Gregor,  Alexander,  3  North 
Charlotte  street 

M'Lean,  A.  ION.  St  Andrew  st. 

MoflFat,  W.  L.  4  Pettes  row 

Notman,  William,  Northfield 
cottage,  Bennington 

Paris,  John,  25  Cumberland  st. 

Paterson  and  Shiells,  27  Cock- 
burn  street 

Paterson,  Robert,  6  Hanover  st. 

Peddle  and  Kinnear,  3  South 
Charlotte  street 

Peddie,  Thomas,  15  Brown  st. 

Pilkingtoa,  Fred.  T.  2  Hill  st. 

Raeburn,  R.  R.  21  Pitt  street 

Rhind,  David,  54  Great  King  st. 

Sandeman,  R.  2  Baxter's  place 

Scott,  Archibald,  10  Teviotrow 

Smith,  George,  7  St  Andrew  sq. 

Smith,  J.  K.  7  Gardner's  cres. 

Smith,  James  W.  4  St  Andrew 
square 

Smith,  W.  4  Melbourne  place 

Spence,  John,  5  Lothian  road 

Starforth,  John,  78  Queen  st. 

Stevenson,  J.  J.  24  George  st. 

Stewart  and  Menzies,  13  Young 
street 

Walker,  J.  C.  53  Frederick  st. 

Wilson,  Patrick,  2  Queen  street 

Wright,  Robert,  8  Pettes  row. 

Artificial  FBwtis^er  and 

Feather  Makers. 

Foster,  Joseph,  51  North  bridge 
French,  G.  T.  153  Rose  street 
M'Kay,  Mrs,  3  Tollcross 
Mozzi,  Mrs   John,  119  George 

street 
Schoelcher,    Mad,  and   Co.   21 

George  street. 
Sugden,  Son,  and  Nephew,  51 

North  Bridge, 

ArtifleiaS  V.iimh  and 
Bandag;e  Makers. 

Arbuckle,  Jos.  31   S,   Hanover 

street. — (See  Adv.) 
Fortune,  James,  7  Castle  street 
Henry,  J.  3  York  place 
Hillard,  H.  and  H.  7  Nicolson 
street — to  the  Royal  Dispen- 
sary. 
M'Dougal,  T,  48  Cockburn  st. 
Marshall  and  Small,  20  S,  Fre- 
derick street 


Artists  in  Hair  and 
€>}old. 

Bisset,  Wm.  16  Rose  street 
Brydone,  J,  and  Sons,  29  Princes 

street 
Law,  J,  and  Sons,  98  George  st. 
Milne,  Mrs  A.  6  Nelson  street 
Olifiers,  Francis  C.  J.  51  North 

bridge — (See  Adv) 

Artists. 
(See  also  Historical,  Portrait, 

and  Landscape  Painters.) 
Armstrong,  R.  63  Princes  st. 
Brown,  John  0.  68  George  st. 
Brown,  Rich.  3  Hanover  street 
Brown,  W.  B.  25  Gilmore  place 
Burton,  Mungo,  19  Leopold  pi. 
Cairns,  John,  14  Henderson  row 
Cameron,  H.  7  Annandale  st, 
Clark,  Thomas,  11  Castle  terrace 
Collins,  Hugh,  128  Nicolson  st. 
Gumming,  James,  26  Elder  st. 
Gumming,    John,    75    Princes 
street,  and  1  Hanover  street 
Dallas,  E.  W.  125  Princes  st, 
De  Maus,  J.  25  Hanover  street 
Drummond,  J.  30  Hamilton  pi. 
Dun,  John,  1  Morton  street 
Ebsworth,  J.  W.  4  Montgom,  st. 
Edmonston,  S.  17  London  st, 
Ferguson,  Walter,  36  George  st. 
Fortie,  John,  2  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Gordon,  J.  2  Rockville  place 
Gordon,  Sir  J.  W.  123  Geo.  st. 
Green,  A.  52  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Greig,  G.  M.  10  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Halswell,  Keely,  16  Picardypl. 
Hay,  G.  and  D.  68  Princes  st. 
Hay,  George,  16  Picardy  place 
Henderson,  Jas.  68  Princes  st, 
Herdman,  R.  32  Danube  st. 
Hill,  D.  0.,  Calton  hill 
Howie,  Jas.  jun.  60  Princes  st, 
Johnston,  W.  B.  Sidney  lodge 
Knott,  J.  B.  60-c  Princes  street 
Macbeth,  N.  28  Saxe-Coburg  pi, 
Macleay,  K.  26  Hamilton  pi. 
Lees,  C.  19  Scotland  street 
Leggett,  A.  12  Montgomery  st. 
Leyde,  Otto,  16  Picardy  place 
M'Donald,  J.  B.  6  Great  Stuart 

street 
M-Kay,  R.  3  Great  King  street 
M'Whirter,  John,  1  Mound  pi. 
Miller,  J.  B.  3  Duncan  street 
Novice,  G.  W.  10  N.  St  Andrew 

street 
Ogilvy,  J.  2  West  Nicolson  st, 
Paton,  Joseph  Noel,  33  Geo.  sq, 
Perigal,  A.  7  Oxford  terrace 
Roger,  W.  7  Dewar  place 
Ross,  R.  T.  78  Queen  street 
Ross,  Mrs  John,  5  Hope  street 
Sanderson,  R.  28  Geo.  IV.  br. 


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Smart,  John,  16  Picardy  place 
Stewart,  J.  0.  28  Barony  street 
Truefitt,  Peter,  72  Princes  st, 
Truefitt,  Wm.  65  Princes  st. 
Williams,  W.  14  Clerk  street 

Artists'  Colourmen. 
Hill,  A.  67  Princes  street 
Macgill,  Wm.  103  Princes  st. 
M'Cowan,  Jas.  31  Cockburn  st. 
Nelson,  E.  R.  27  Hanover  st. 
Sinclair  &  Co.  1  &  2  Calton  st. 
Smith,  J.  D.  33  W.  Register  st. 

Asphalters. 
Alison,  Alex.  4  Athole  lane 
M'Kenzie,  W.  Hope  Park  end 

house 
Paterson,  George,  &  Son,  84  S. 

Clerk  street. 
Porteous,  Alex.  86  Leith  walk 

Auctioneers  and 
il^ppraisers. 

Aitken,  John,  39  Frederick  st. 
Beattie,  J.  20  West  Nicolson  st. 
Borland,  Wm.  100  Victoria  st. 
Boyd,  John,  2  York  place 
Brown,  M.  61,  47,  and  49   St 

Leonard  street 
Chapman,  T.  11  Hanover  st. 
Cochrane,  Henry,  84  Lauriston 

place 
Croan,  P.  113  Grassmarket 
Dalgleish  &  Forrest,  3  St  An- 
drew square. — (See  Adv.) 
Darlington  &  Son,  5  Frederick  st. 
Davidson,  John,  24  Sherriff  brae 
Davidson,  T.  2  Lauriston  place 
Dewar,  Francis,  18  Waterloo  pi. 
Dowells,  Alex.  18  George  st, 
Edwards,  Geo.  S.  33  Hanover  st. 
Ellis,  Thos.  George  IV.  bridge 
Forrest,  E.  62  N.  Hanover  st. 
Gunn,  George,  12  Leith  street 
Hislop,  Wm.  28  Howe  street 
Hogg,  W.  48  N.  Frederick  st. 
Hogg,  Walter,  30  Dundas  st. 
Keddie  &  Son,  7  Melville  place 
Kidd,  Peter,  10  Victoria  street 
Laing,  George,  Palmer's  build- 
ings. West  Nicolson  street 
Lyon  &  Tumbull,  51  George  st. 
M'CuUoch,  J.  &  Co.  21  Fred- 
erick street 
M'Farlane  &  Gibb,20  Dundas  st. 
Murray,  E.  3  St  Andrew  square 
O'Donnell  &  Co.  43  Hanover  st. 
Paterson  &  Frier,  10  Melbourne 

place 
Prentice,  John,  Toll-cross 
Eougvie  &  Son,  3  Melbourne  pi. 
Rutherford,  Wm.  62  Princes  st. 

and  5  Hanover  street 
Sandeman,  R.  9  Greenside  st. 
Saunders,  John,   and   Son,   14 
Quality  street 


Seaton,  Rob.  14  Broughton  st. 

Smith  and  Philpot,  79  Geo.  st. 

Street  and  Cousland,  50  George 
IV.  bridge. — (See  Adv.) 

Taylor,  John,  and  Son,  109 
Princes  street 

Thomson,  Wm.  &  Co.  116  Con- 
stitution street 

White,  N,  3  Tolbooth  wynd, 
Leith 

Whitten,  E.  H.  4  N,  Bank  street 

Axle-tree  Maker. 

Gird  wood,  J.  26  Greenside  row 

Baby-Iiinen  Ware- 
houses. 

Alexander,  Mrs,  &  Co.  87  George 

street 
Blind  Asylum,  Nicolson  street 
Bowie,  Misses,  87  Princes  st. 

and  68  Leith  street 
Cairns,  Mrs,  118  Princes  street 
Craig,  Mrs,  44  North  bridge 
Dawson,  William,   67   and  59 

Clerk  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  26  George  street 
Levison,  Madame,  78  Princes  st. 
Main,  John,  4  &  6  Nicolson  st. 
Ross,  H.  &  Co.  3  Nicolson  st. 
Roy,  J.  23  and  24  North  bridge 
Scott,  John,  6  Greenside  street 
Small,  Wm.  30  South  bridge 
TurnbuU,  Rob.  60  South  bridge 

ISakers. 

Adam,  J.  37   Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Addison,  Mrs  A.  124  Kirkgate 
Aitchison,  Geo.  1  Wemyss  pi. 
Aitken,  W.  117  Nicolson  st. 
Alexander,  A.  5  Davie  street 
Anderson,  A.  66  Buccleuch  st, 
Anderson,  D.  1  Riego  street. 
Anderson,  D.  3  Orchardfield  pi. 
Anderson,  W.  12  S.  College  st. 
Anderson,  W,  jun.  1  Archibald 

place 
Archibald,  A.  82  Kirkgate 
Archibald,  G.  42  Jamaica  street 
Archibald,  J.  29  Pitt  street 
Arnold,  James,  26  Home  st. 
Bain,  K.  62  India  place 
Ballantyne,  Jas.  42  and  9  South 

Clerk  street 
Beveridge,  R.  54  London  street 
Bowhill,  D.  36  Frederick  street 
Bow,  J.  6  North  College  street 
Brockie,  W.  18  Greenside  st. 
Brown,  David  J.  161  High  st. 
Brown,  G.  6  and    6  Charlotte 

place 
Brown,  George,  7  Rose  street 
Brown,  Mrs,  18  High  street 
Cairns,  Thos.  53  Home  st. 
1  Clark,  J,  3  Charlotte  st.  Leith 


Cockburn  and  Son,  29  Dean  st. 
Craig,  Charles,  4  Claremont  pi. 
Craig,  David,  6  Norton  place 
Craig,  David,  jun.  51  Thistle  st. 
Crawford,  Geo.  11  Leven  st. 
Crawford,  Thos.  68  Kirkgate 
Crawford,  Wm.  31  Shore 
Dixon,  John,  1  Greenside  st. 
Dixon,  Rob.  9  East  Register  st. 
Donaldson,  David,  2  Canongate 
Drysdale,  P.  H.  142  Princes  st. 
Dun,  Miss  M.  1  Brown  st.  lane 
Durie,  Jas.  130  Kirkgate  and 

62  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Farmer,  Agnes,  209  Pieasance 
Farmer,  David,  7  Calton  st. 
Fleming,  George,  2  Bristo  port 

and  2  Merchiston  terrace 
Forrest,  Jas.  44  Buccleuch  st. 
Forrester,  A.  31  Frederick  st. 
Fotheringham,  J.  35  Couper  st. 
Gairns,  John,  2  Staflford  street 
Geddes,  David,  Newhaven 
Gemmel,  Wm.  23  Earl  Grey  st. 
Gilbert,  Thos.  17  Lothian  st. 
Gowan,  Charles,  4  Union  place 
Gray,  W.  98  Canongate 
Greig,  J.  7  Tolbooth  wd.  Leith 
Greig,  T.  11  S.  Richmond  st. 
Greig,  Wm.  2  Jamaica  street 
Grosset,  J.  160  Fountainbridge 
Grosset,  Wm.  50  Home  street 
Hacket,  J.  26  Yardheads 
Hamilton,  Daniel,  38  Kirkgate 
Hastie,  T.  7  Duncan  street 
Hay,  James,  227  Canongate 
Healey,  Mrs  A.  1  Crosscausey 
Henderson,  D.  4  Howe  street 
Henderson,  Jas.  4  West  port 
Henderson,  Thos.  6  North  New- 

ington  place 
Henderson,  T.  W.  1  Dublin  st. 
Inglis,  J.  167  Rose  street 
Inglis,  R.  467  Lawnmarket 
Jack,  R.  3  Mansfield  place 
Johnston,  A.  21  Greenside  st. 
Johnston,  J.  47  London  st. 
Johnston,  Wm.  123  Rose  street 
Kirkwood,  J.  R.  48  George  IV, 

bridge 
Laidlaw,  James,  4  Kerr  street 
Lauder,  Thos.  2  Elder  st. 
Lawrie,  John,  26  Rose  street 
Lawson,  George,  10  and  11  W, 

Newington 
Leith  Co-operative  Store,  4  Back 

of  Vaults,  Leith 
Lillico,  Thos.  4  S.  St  James  st. 
Lillie,  Thomas,  1  Bread  st. 
Lindsay,  James,  73  Kirkgate 
Luke,  James,  26  Brunswick  st. 
Lyall,  Alex.  4  Shrub  place 
M'Dowall,  Robert,  57  George  st. 

and  19  Frederick  street 
M'Ewan,  Robt.  72  Grassmarket 


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Ber        309 


M'Gill,  Jas.  8  Haddington  pi, 
M'Kean,  Alex.  2  Charles  st. 
M'Kean,  Martin,  25  Bread  st. 
M'Laren,  D.  23  Duke  st.  Leith 
M 'Master,  J.  127  Canongate 
M'Queen,  Miss,  9  India  street 
Mackay,  E.  Hillhousefield 
Mackenzie  and  Middlemass,  22 

Earl  Grey  street 
Mackie,  J.  W".  and  Sons,  108 

Princes  street 
Martin,  David,  235  Canongate 

and  319  High  street 
Mason,  A.  20  Couper  street  and 

1  Eonaldson's  buildings 
Matheson,  Eobert,  37  Clerk  st. 

and  46  High  street 
Maxwell,  J.  112  Nicolson  st. 
Menelaws,  Wm.  187  Cahongate 
Middlemas,  R.  20W.  Preston  st. 
Miller,  J.  1  F.  St  Andrew  st. 
Miller,  Robt.  86  Nicolson  st. 
Milne,  P.  8  Clerk  street 
Mitchelhill,  J.  75  Clerk  street 
Moffat,  "Wm.  1  Howe  street 
Muirhead,  Jas.  175  Pleasance 
Naysmith,    John,    38    and    72 

Giles'  street 
Ificolson,  John,  174  Fountain- 
bridge 
Notman,  Arch.  40  Abbey  hill 
Ogilvie,  Thos.  2  Elm  row 
Oliphant,  P,  110  and  112  High 

street 
Peattie,  Alex.  2  Market  street 
Philip,  Wm.  1  Leggat's  land 
Pillans,  John,  51  S.  Clerk  st. 
Ponton,  Geo.  10  St  Vincent  st, 
Porteous,  Wm.  2  Union  st. 
Porteous,  Wm.  jun,  15  Calton 

street 
Kamage,  John,  4  Albert  place 
Eamsay,  Thos.  26  Hanover  st. 

and  14  High  street 
Ritchie,  James  G.  130  Pleasance 
Robertson,  James,  18  Dean  st. 
Robertson,  T,  5  St  Patrick  st, 
Robertson,  T.  and  E.  66  Cum- 
berland street 
Rutherford,  G.  43  Broughton  st. 
Russell,  E.  and  R.  41  Bridge  st, 
Russell,  Robert,  2  Pitt  street 
Sawers,  T.  jun.  310  Lawnmarket 
Scott,  David,  40  Lothian  street 
Scott,  Geo.  1  Warriston  place 
Scott,  G.  10  Scotland  street 
Scott,  Geo.  76  Thistle  street 
Scott,  J.  51  N.  Richmond  street 
Scott,  John,  4  Grove  place 
Simpson,  J,  158  High  street 
Sinclair,  James,  133  Canongate 
Sinclair,  John,  14  Lothian  st. 
Sinclair,  John,  18  Tobago  street 
Smart,  Andrew,  114  West  port 
Smith;  A.  12  William  street 


Smith,  Chas.  1  North  Richmond 

street  and  89  High  street 
Steele,  James,  55  Mcolson  st. 
Steele,  Wm.  21  Cassels'  place 
Stenhouse,  W.  5  Little  King  st. 
Stewart,  James,  51  Canongate 
Stewart,  James,  10  Coupar  st. 
Stewart,  Miss,  Allison's  place 
Stocks,  Peter,  31  Bridge  street 
Summers,  John,  133  Princess 

street 
Swan,  J.  87  Broughton  street 
Tait,  Andrew,  33  Rose  street 
Tait,  J.  R.  2  Queensferry  street 
Tait,  Pringle,  10  Carnegie  street 

and  91  Nicolsou  street 
Thomson,  E.  34  Alva  street 
Thomson,  Jas.  13  Church  street 
Thomson,  M.  39  W.  Mcolson 

street 
Thomson,  Robert,  64  Rose  st. 
Thomson,  Mrs  P.  54  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Thorburn,  Wm.  24  Bernard  st. 
Tod,   Robert,   34  Northumber- 
land street 
ToUeth,  T.  5  Huntly  street 
Torrance,  John,  4  Northumber- 
land street 
Vallance,  Wm.  6  Glanville  pi. 
AYallace,  W.  Newhaven 
Walker,  Hugh,  83  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Waters,  Benjamin,  43  St  Leo- 
nard street 
Watt,  Mrs,  4  Riddle's  cl.  Leith 
Weston,  John,  178  Pleasance 
Weir,  James  H.  166  Pleasance 
White,  John,  3  Duke  street 
Wilkinson,  D.  13  Broughton  st. 
Wilkison,  Jas.  103  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  Thomas,  Hillhousefield 
Wilson,  W.  jun.  1  Barony  street 
Wishart,  J.  495  Lawnmarket 
Wright,  Robert,  22  Sandport  st. 
Young,  James,  2  Grange  road 

Banks  and  ESankers, 
(See  Bank  Directory.) 

Basket  mrakers. 

(Those  marked  *  are  also  Mat- 
tress Makers.) 
Barclay,  Mrs  R.  71  Hanover  st, 
*Blind  Asylum,  Nicolson  street 
Bruce,  Robt,  14  St  Patrick  sq, 
*Burt,  Eobert,  270  Cowgate 
Crocket,  Thos.  163  High  street 

and  27  North  Bridge 
Kay,  J,  65  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Lauriston,  A,  10  Brunswick  st. 
Malloch,  Mrs,  27  North  bridge 
M'Dermot,  Jas.  61  Hanover  st. 

— See  Adv. 
'M'Call,  Jas,  17  Greenside  pi. 


Mackay,  Arch.  107  High  street 

and  Cockburn  street 
M'Lean,  Andrew,  61  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith,  and  3  Hay  st. 
Small,  D.  33  Hanover  street 
Small,  W.  K,  35  Blair  street 

Baths. 
Edinburgh  Turkish,  89  Princes 

street 
Frithfieldbaths^Frithfield,  Leith 
Hydropathic,      Galvanic,      and 

Turkish  Baths,  Sciennes  hili 
Public,  12  Nicolson  squaie 
Seafield  baths,  Leith 
Swimming,  N.  Pitt  street 
Trinity  baths,  Walter  Eckford 

Bell  -Ilan  g^ers . 
Bell,  J.  and  Son,  16  St  Andrew 

street 
Bryden   and    Sons,   16    South 

Frederick  street' 
Bryden,  W.  &  Son,  55  George  st. 
Cameron,  John,  36  Bristo  street 
Charles,  James,  8  N,  St  Andrew 

street 
Hislop,  Wm,  26  Greenside  row 
Hetherton,   Henry,   junr.,   115 

Nicolson  street 
King,  Robert,  6  Simon  square 
Laidlaw,  R.  &  Son,  7  Gilmour  st, 

— See  Adv. 
Lawson,  John,  2  W.  Crosscausey 
Learmouth,  T.  10  Barony  street 
Spence,  James,  373  High  street 

Berlm  ^^''arehonses. 

Cleghorn,  Miss  J.  66  George  si 
Cousland,  Miss  A,  8  Queensferry 

street 
Crawford,  David,   80  Nicolsoa 

street 
Fortune,  Misses  E,  and  L  144 

Princes  street 
Green,  Misses,  15  W,  Newingtoa 
narrower,  Mrs  3  Summers  pi. 
Hobday,  Mrs  F.  1  Hope  street 
Jockel,  C.  118  George  street 
M'Connell,  E,  and  M.  46  George 

street 
Macfarlane,  Misses  C.  and  R.  & 

Young  street 
Miller,  T.  and   Co.   2    Spring 

gardens. 
M'Kerracher,  Miss  J.  48  Frede- 
rick street 
Porteous,  J.  R.  29  Nicolson  st. 
Ritchie,  M.  37  Hanover  street 
Sim,  W.  A.  and  J.  53  George  st. 
Stevenson,  A.  53  South  bridge 
Stevenson,   Thos.   76    and   77 

Princes  street 
Stoddart,  J.  1  South  bridge 
Tait,  William,  13  South  bridge 


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Boo 


Thomson,  Misses,  23  Broughton 

street 
Yallance,  Mrs,  29   George  IV. 

bridge 
Wallace  and  Brown,  Misses,  132 

George  street 
Wilkie,  J.  and  M.  28  North  br. 
Wilson,  Mrs,  21  Frederick  st 

Bill  Posters. 

Harley,  David,  15  High  street 
Hastie,  Alex.  Old  Assembly  cl. 
Hewat,  G.  20  Bank  street 
M'Indoe,  Wm.  118  High  street. 

— See  Adv. 
Purcell,  E.  21  Advocate's  close 
Eobertson,  J.  Old  Assembly  cl. 
Steedman,  J.  14  Gowgatehead 

Bird  and  iftLnlmafi 
Stuffers. 

Sanderson,  Mat.  66  George  st. 
Small  and  Son,  38  George  st. 
Wilson,  A.  1 9  Waterloo  place 

Bird  Stealers  (B^ive.) 

Dewar,  J.  P.  19  Heriot  buildings 

Paterson,  H.  18  Frederick  st. 

Tarbet,  John,  11  South  St  An- 
drew street 

Wilson,  A.  and  G.  19  Waterloo 
place 

Blacksmiths. 

(See  Smiths.) 

MSock,  Pompj,  and 

Mast  Makers. 

Eowell  and  Stoddarfc,  6  Dock  st. 

Boardiug:-scItooIs. 
Balmain,  Miss,  14  Heriot  row 
Bell,  Misses,  15  Lauder  road 
Black,    Daniel    and    Miss,   21 

Forth  street 
Brown,  Miss,  50  George  square 
Brown,  Misses,  Belville  lodge 
Carpenter,  Miss,  7  Buccleuch  pi. 
Deuchar,  Misses,  Eussell  lodge, 

Abbotsford  park 
Du  Plessis  and  Black,  Misses, 

26  Eoyal  terrace 
Elwert,  Miss,  23  Windsor  street 
Geddes,  Misses,  16  Atholl  cres. 
Gibson,  Mrs,  8  Church  hill 
Hodson,  Miss,  18  Eoyal  circus 
Hunter,  Misses,  32  Dublin  st. 
Kennedy,  Misses,  6  Blackford 

road 
Ladies'  Institution,  23  Charlotte 

square 
Ladies'  Institution,  1  Park  pi. 
Laing,  Miss,  ISTewhaven 
Lee,  Misses,  6  Buccleuch  place 
Lithgow,  Miss,  10-a  Scotland  st. 


M'Dougall,   Misses,   10    Upper 

Gray  street 
M'Kenzie,   Miss,  25   Greenhill 

gardens 
Mackichan,   Mrs,  11    Bellevue 

crescent 
M'Intyre,  Miss,  28  Upper  Gray  st. 
Meek,  Mrs,  19  Eutland  square 
Moir,  Misses,  8  Great  Stuart  st. 
Mouat,  Misses,  9  South  Gray  st. 
Oliver,  Misses,  11  Eutland  sq. 
Parkinson  and  Hood,  Misses,  4 

Eoyal  circus 
Paxton,  Miss,  28  Eutland  street 
Phemister,  Mrs,  and  Miss  Duff, 

1  Arniston  place 
Eoss,  J.  M.  30  Great  King  st. 
Scottish  Institution  for  Young 

Ladies,  9  Moray  place 
Simson,  Miss,  6  Eoyal  circus 
Somerville,  Miss,  42  Moray  pi. 
Strangman,  Mrs,  7  St  Colme  st. 
Tuck,  Miss,  17  Coates  crescent 
TurnbuU,  Misses,  41  Drummond 

place 
Turnbull,  Mrs,  26  Dublin  street 
Young,  Miss,  56  Great  King  st. 

Boatbuilders. 

Bernardes,  Eobert,  Newhaven 
Liston,  M.  E.  Granton 
Nisbet,  E.  3  Albany  st.  Leith 
EoUo,  Eobert,  Eegent  street 

Bookbinders. 

(Those  Marked  *  are  also  Sta- 
tioners.) 
Anderson,  James,  233  High  st. 
Bell,  Arch.  40  Eose  street  lane 
Bowie,  Hugh,  9  Garrubber's  cl. 
Bremner,  Ebenezer,  1 2  Leith  st. 
*Cameron,  Jas.  A.  10  Clerk  st. 
*Corns,  W.  14  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
*Currie  &  Lamb,  10  Hunter  sq. 
Forbes,  Alex.  5  Milne's  court 
Frame,  L.  13  N.  Bank  street 
Galloway,  Eobert,  82  Clerk  st. 
Gow,  James,  13  Blair  street 
Grieve,  Andrew,  13  N.  Bank  st. 
Henderson  and  Bisset,  19  Hill 

street 
Houlden,  T.  9  and  11  Mcolson 

street,  and  63  George  street 
Hunter,  W.  12  S.  St  David  st. 

— See  Adv. 
Inglis,  James,  12  E.  Thistle  st. 
Lyon,  D.  505  Lawnmarket 
M'Donald,  Gilbert,  3  East  As- 
sembly lane 
M'Donald,  James,  9  Bread  st. 
M'Kenzie,  J.  129  High  street 
Miller,  J.  M.  2  Lindsay  place 
Munro,  John,  7  Milne  square 
Nichol,  James,  104  High  street 
Orrock,  Alex.  35  South  bridge 


Paterson,  M.  15  Broughton  st. 
Poison  and  Falconer,  12  Eoyal 

Exchange 
*Eamage,  John,  29  North  br. 
■•'Eitchie,  Alexander,  and  Co.  30 

Hanover  street 
Eoach,  James,  208  Canon  gate 
*Eogers,  Wm.  15  Charlotte  pi. 
Seton  and  Mackenzie,  81  George 

street,  and  15  Thistle  street 
Sinclair,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
Small,  James,  8  North  bridge 
Steedman,  H.  44  George  street 
Tod,  G.  10  Haddington  place 
Wallace,  John,  61-a  Kirkgate, 

Leith 
Wilkie,  Eobt.  27  South  bridge 

Booksellers  and 
Stationers. 

(Those  marked  thus  *  are  Pub- 
lishers, and  thus  +  keep  Cir- 
culating Libraries.) 

Agnew,  James,  53  South  Clerk 
street 

t Anderson,  Geo.  39  Lothian  rd. 

t Anderson,  Jas.  26  Broughton 
street 

Arthur,  Thos.  76  South  Clerk  st. 

-f-Barclay,  James,  1  Tobago  pi. 

Bayne,  J.  13  Leven  street 

*Bell  and  Bradfute,  12  Bank  st. 

^Black,  A.  &  C.  6  North  bridge 

*Blackie  and  Son,  5  S.  College 
street 

*Blackwood,  W.  and  Sons,  45 
George  street 

Braidwood,  J.  26  George  street 

Bremner,  Ebenezer,  12  Leith  st. 

Brown,  A.  13  S.  College  street 

*Brydon,  J.  &  Son,  12  Elder  st. 

Caldwell  Brothers,  15  Waterloo 
place 

fCameron,  Jas.  A.  1 0  Clerk  st. 

Campbell,  George,  12  Howe  st. 

Carlisle  and  Watts,  49  Hanover 
street 

^Chambers,  W.  and  E.  339  High 
street 

Chisholm,  John,  35  Lothian  rd. 

*Christie,  A.  97  Nicolson  street 

*Clark,  T.  and  T.  38  George  st. 

Cowan,  Dougald,  4  E.  Eegister 
street 

Craik,  Alex.  41  Dnndas  street 

Davidson,  John,  25  Bernard  st. 

Dawson,  W.  21  Nicolson  street 

Drummond  and  Black,  20  Tol- 
booth  wynd,  Leith 

Drummond,  C.  133  Kirkgate 

*Edmonston  and  Douglas,  88 
Princes  street 

+Elgin,  W.  and  Son,  10, 12,  and 
13  North  St  Andrew  street 

Elliot,  Andrew,  15  Princes  st. 


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311 


Ferguson,  C.  32  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Ferguson,  P.  &  W.  50  Bridge  st. 
Ferguson,  W.  9  Bank  street 
Ferrier,  D.  17  Leith  street 
Ferrier,  Gilbert,  70  George  st. 
Finlay,    Henry    W.    81  "South 

bridge. — See  Adv. 
Forrest,  D.  and  J.  7  "West  Eicli- 

mond  street 
Fraser,  John,  84  Kirkgate 
*Fullarton,  A.  and  Co.  Stead's 

place,  and  44  South  bridge 
*Gall  and  Inglis,  6  George  st. 
Grant,  D.  44  South  bridge 
*Grant,  R.  and  Sons,  64  Princes 

street 
Greenhill,  John,  10  Bank  street 
Gunn,  Alex.  86  South  bridge 
Hastie,  Fran.  29  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Hay  and  Philip,  58  Kirkgate 
Hardie,  D.  7  Bank  street 
Hogg,  John,  2  Pitt  street 
Houlden,  T.  9  and  11  Nicolson 

street  and  63  George  street 
Hume,  John,  5  Hanover  street 
Hutchison,  A.  20  Cockburn  st. 
Hutchison,  Wm.  13  India  place 
flnglis,  W.  and  C.  46  Hanover 

street 
*Johnston,  W.  and  A.  K.  4  St 

Andrew  square 
*  Johnston,  Hunter,  and  Co.  2 

Melbourne  place 
Kay,  Wm.  5  Bank  street 
«Kennedy,  W.  P.  79  George  st. 
+Kerr,  Mrs  J.  32  Nicolson  st. 
*Lawrie,  Peter,  38  Clerk  street 
Lawrie,  Thos.  38  Cockburn  st. 
Leslie,  A.  37  Earl  Grey  street 
Livingston,  E.  57  South  bridge 
Mann,  Mrs,  32  Home  street 
M'Bain,  James,  1  Crichton  st. 
M'Cann,  Jas.  6  Deanhaugh  st. 
M'Donald,  J.  51  London  street 
M'Donald,  James,  9  Bread  st. 
Mackenzie,  J.  45  Lothian  street 
*Mackenzie,  W.  59  South  bridge 
Mackintosh,  A.  70  Nicolson  st. 
M'Intosh,  J.  5  N.  College  street 

and  7  North  Bank  street 
*M'Lauchlan,  Stewart,  and  Co. 

64  South  bridge 
*Maclaren,  J.  138  Princes  st. 
■  Mather,  W.  F.  101  Rose  street 
Mathers,  D.  2  West  Register  st. 
*Menzies,  John,  2  Hanover  st. 
Miller,  D.  and  Son,  16  and  18 

Hanover  street 
Miller,  J.  M.  2  Lindsay  place 
Milne,  W.  and  J.  126  Princes  st. 
Morris,  R.  7  W.  Register  street 
Muir,  Archibald,  7  Cockburn  st. 
Murray,  George,  42  N.  Hanover 
street 


Nelson,  R.  R.  27  Hanover  st. 
'"Nelson,  Thomas,  and  Sons,  2 

Hope  park  end 
«Nichol,  James,  104  High  st. 
*Nimmo,  Wm.  P.  28  St  James' 

square 
Nimmo,  Wm.  132  Kirkgate 
Ogle  and  Murray,  49  South  br. 
*01iphant  and  Co.  7  South  br. 
'■•Oliver  and  Boyd,  16  High  st. 
*Padon,  A.  and  D.  13  St  Andrew 

square 
fPaterson,  M.  15  Bronghton  st. 
*Paterson,  W.  74  Princes  street 
Paton,  Thomas,  7  Hanover  st. 
fPorter,  Martin,  42  Howe  street 
Redpath,  Alex.  295  High  street 
Eeid  and  Son,  34  Shore,  Leith 
Riddle,  Mrs  C.  47  North  Pitt 

street 
Ritchie,  Wm.  16  Elder  street 
Robinson,  H.  11  Greenside  st. — 

See  Adv. 
Rogers,  Wm.  15  Charlotte  place 
tScott,  Henry,  8  Leith  street 
Seton  and  Mackenzie,  81  George 

street 
Schroeder,  A.  and  Co.  12  North 

Bank  street 
Sinclair,  Colin,  98-A  Princes  st. 
Sinclair,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
f  Smith,  J.  L.  1  Antigua  street 
Smith,  R.  P.  125  Nicolson  st. 
fSomerville,  R.  10  Spring  gdns. 
Stevenson,  A.  9  N.  Bank  street 
^'Stevenson,  T.  G.  22  Frederick 

street 
Stillie,  James,  79  Princes  street 
*Strahan,    Alex,    and    Co.    35 

Hanover  street 
Sutherland,  A.  75  George  st. 
Sutherland,.  D.  R.   21    and  23 

Hanover  street 
Sutherland,    Peter,    95    South 

bridge 
Sutherland,   E.   P.    34    Heriot 

buildings 
+Tansh,  Miss,  1  William  street 
*Taylor,  James,  31  Castle  street 
Thin,  James,  14  Infirmary  st. 

and  55  South  bridge 
Tully,  David,  78  Queen  street 
Turner,    W.    N.  49    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
*Virtue,  J.  S.  46  Nicolson  street 
Waddie   and   Co.    9   Waterloo 

place 
Wallace,  John,  51-a  Kirkgate 
Waterston,  G.  56  Hanover  st. 
Waterston    and    Johnston,   20 

Bernard  street,  Leith 
^Williams  and  Norgate,  20  Fre- 
derick street 
Williamson,  A.  I  Spittal  street 
Wood,  James,  130-a  George  st. 


ISooi  &  ^hoe  Makers. 

Adams,  Alexander,  3  Dock  st. 
Aitchison,  A.  293  High  street 
Allan,  J.  and  Son,  42  Leith  st. 
Anderson,    John,    5    Rutland 

place 
Auld,  James,  21  South  bridge 
Auld,  James,  513  Lawnmarket 
Auld,  James,  375  High  street 
Auld,  John,  9  Elm  row 
Auld,  John,  1 3  Heriot  buildings 
Auld,  Wm.  407  Lawnmarket 
Bailey,  John,  78  Princes  street 
Bain,  John,  59  Shore 
Bayne,  C.  46  Leith  street 
Begbie,  Alex.  7  Infirmary  st. 
Bell  and  Co.  33  South  bridge 
Bell,  John,  22  Charlotte  place 
Bell,  Peter,  8  Shrub  place 
Bertram,  J.  114  Nicolson  street 
Bleakely,  John,  1 41  High  st. 
Boyack,  Benjamin,  17  Hill  pi. 
Brash,  T.  10  West  Nicolson  st. 
Brims,  A.  and  Son,  61  Brongh- 
ton street 
Brown,  J.  and  Co.  12  South  St 

David  street 
Brown,  J.  123  Nicolson  street 
Buckle,  G.  10  N.  St  David  st. 
Burgess,  George,27  St  James  sq. 
Byrn,  John,  197  Canongate 
Callender,  George,  2  Spital  st. 
Campbell,  Dick,  and  Son,  Morn- 


Carlon,  Mrs  J.  102  Cowgate 
Carnegie,  Charles,  43  Earl  Grey 

street 
Chalmers,  James,  52  India  st. 
Chedburn,  George,  5  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Chedburn,  William,  6  Young  st. 
Corstorphine,  Peter,  3  Cumber- 
land street 
Coutie,  William,  235  High  at. 
Christie,  James,  63  George  st. 
Chrystal,  C.  28  Haddington  pi. 
CuUen,  B.  351  High  street 
Craig,  James,  89  South  bridge 
Crawford,  J.  1  St  Bernard's  pi. 
Clark,  F.  1  Leslie  place 
Currie,  Eobert,  76  Leith  street 
Davidson,  J.  44  London  street 
Dewar,  S.  9  Brighton  street 
Dickson,  J.  7  Elder  street 
Donaldson,  Jas.  74  George  st. 
Dougal  Brothers,  122  Kirkgate 
Dougal,  A.  205  High  street 
Dougal,  William,  5  India  place 
Down,  John,  8  Union  place 
Duff,  John,  7  Giles  st.  Leith 
Duffus,  Peter,  38  Howe  street 
Duncan,  T,  &  Co.  57  Princes  st. 
Dykes,  Robert,  12  Leith  st.  ter. 
Edgar,  R.  52  George  IV.  bridge 


312         Boo 

Pisher,  Wm.  11  Catherine  st, 
Forrest,  George,  96  Mcolson  st. 
Fraser,  A.  51  Bristo  street 
Fraser,  Forbes,  8  Calton  hill 
Fraser,  Wm.  4  High  Market  st. 
Gairn,  Andrew,  166  Rose  street 
Galloway,  David,  46  Yardheads 
Gibb,  George,  6  Duke  st.  Leith 
Gibb,  William,  49  Earl  Grey  st. 
Gibbs,  H.  2  South  College  st. 
Gillately,  Wm.  7  Church  st. 
Glen,  George,  3.3  Hanover  st. 
Goldie,  Eobert,  Newhaven 
Gordon,  Alex.  64  Broughton  st. 
Gowans,  Geo.  27  Kirkgate 
Gray,  J.  and  Son,  123-a  Princes 

street 
Gunn,  Robert,  9  Greenside  pi. 
Hamilton,  Wm.  122  Nicolson  st. 
Hamilton,  Wm.  100  George  st. 
Handyside  &  Co.  2  South  Junc- 
tion street 
Harcus,  Henry,  36  Clerk  street 
Hardie,  J.  2  Cannon  place 
Harvey,  James,  108  Rose  street 
Healey,  M.  53  Hanover  street 
Herbert,  P.  83  Clerk  street 
Hetherington,  P.  17  Giles'  st. 
Hill,  John,  43  Nicolson  street 
Hislop,  David,  137  West  port 
Hood,  James,  12  St  Patrick  sq. 
Hunter,  John,  88  West  bow 
Hunter,  R.  20  Tobago  street 
Inglis,  W.&  J.  16  Queensferry  st. 
James,  J.&  Son,  102  George  st. 
James,  William,  9  Keir  street 
Kay,  William,  38  Alva  street 
Kay,  William,  10  India  place 
Keddie,  John,  23  Hanover  st. 
Kerr,  Alex.  4  St  Anthony  place 
Kerr,  Thomas,  30  Leith  street 
Kirkwood,  J.  74  St  Mary's  wynd 
Lawson  &  Stewart,  34  Leith  st. 
Leckie,  Jos.  50  Cockbum  st. 
Lewis,  David,  217  High  street 
M'Arthur,  Mrs,  1  Water  lane 
M'Craw,  John,  5  North  Bank  st. 
M'Donald,  J.  0.  148  Princes  st. 
M'Farlane,  J.  70  Cumberland  st. 
M'Intosh,  G.  39  Candlemaker 

row 
M'Intosh,  Wm.  25  Kirkgate 
M'lntyre,  John,  119  Pleasance 
M'lver,  P.  40  St  Mary's  wynd 
M'Kay,  David,  38  Leith  street 
M'Kay,  T.  6  Northumberland  pi. 
M'Kenzie,  Alex.  8  Nelson  st. 
M'Kinlay,  William,  3  Dean  st. 
M'Laren  &  Irvine,  51  South  br. 
M'Laren,  J.  6  Duncan  street 
M'Laren,  J.  10  Deanhaugh  st. 
M'Lean,  Wm.  275  Canongate 
M'Leod,  Rod.  95  Princes  street 
M'Murray,  J.  36  Candlemaker 
row 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Bra 


Marshall,  Alex.  2  Maitland  pi. 
Marshall,  P.  50  W.  Register  st. 
Mitchell,  G.  25  Greenside  st 
Moir,  Charles,  19  Lothian  road 
Muir,  Wm.  42  Cockbum  street 
Mundell,  A.  6  Broughton  street 

and  37  South  bridge 
Murray,  H.  97  Princes  street 
Murray,  Robert,  19  Cowgate 
Murray,  Thos.  3  Summer  place 
Murray,  Thos.  363  High  street 
Munro,  Miss  Ann,  3  Bridge  st. 
Nicholson,  Joshua,  117  Rose  st. 
Nisbet,  William  13  S.  St  David 

Park,  John  W.  10  William  st. 
Park,  Thos.  3  Fountainbridge 
Paterson,  W.  194  Canongate 
Paton,  Alex.  28  South  bridge 
Paton,  A.  G.  24  Hanover  street 
Pentzlin,  Ludwig,  63  George  st. 
Rankine,  Thos.  171  High  street, 
40  North  bridge,  and  21  Cock- 
bum street 
Reid,  W.  6  Ronaldson's  buildings 
Richardson,  Ramsay,  and  Co.  10 

and  11  Charlotte  place 
Richardson,  Alexander,  &  Son, 

5  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Robertson,  J.  253  High  street 
Robertson,  J.  5  B.  Register  st. 
Robertson,  J.  and  J.  8  North  br. 
Robison,  James,  8  Nicolson  st. 
Ronald,  A.  30  Jamaica  street 
Rose,  J.  41  Rose  street 
Rutherford  and  Son,  142  George 

street 
Sclater,  T.  &  D.  3  Elder  street 
Scott,  John,  54  Broughton  st. 
Scott,  Wm.  109  George  street 
Seaton,  P.  35  Candlemaker  row 
Selcraig,  J.  305  High  street 
Seton,  Peter,  96  High  street 
Shanks,  C.  2  Catherine  street 
Simpson,  J.  6  Melbourne  pi. 
Simpson,  R.  2.  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Skilling  &  Young,  30  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Smart,  J.  &  Son,  1  Queen  street 
Smith,  Adam,  63  Pleasance 
Smith,  G.  1  Maitland  street 
Smith,  Wm.  71  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Steedman,  M.  80  West  port 
Steel,  James,  Canaan  lane 
Stevens,  T.  8  Charlotte  st.  Leith 
Stewart,  G.  C.  10  South  bridge 

and  32  Bridge  st.  Leith 
Stewart,  R.  26  Nicolson  street 

and  7  West  Newington 
Stocks,  D.  87  West  port 
Sutherland,  A.  87  Nicolson  st. 
Sutherland,  David,  10  Kirkgate 
Sutter,  Robert,  14  St  Andrew 
street,  Leith 


Svme,  J.  4  Portland  pi.  Leith 
Tait,  Alex.  15  North  bridge 
Tait,  Wm.  234  Canongate 
Taylor,  John,  25  Elder  street 
Taylor,  Wm.  136  Canongate 
Thomson,  D.  29  Hanover  street 
Thomson,  G.  1  York  place 
Towert,  John,  367  High  street 
Urquhart,  A.  36  Frederick  st. 
Wallace,  T.  69  Broughton  st. 
Wares,  M.  27  Home  street 
Watson,  J.  129  Nicolson  street 
Webb,  A.  13-A  Dundas  street 
Webster,  L.  9  Catherine  street 
Whitehead,  L.  146  Kirkgate 
Whitehead,  William,  62  Princes 

street 
Wilson,  James,  49  and  67  Nicol- 
son street 
Wilson,  John,  45  N.  Pitt  street 
Wilson,  John,  13  Melville  place 
Wilson,  Wm.  18  Frederick  st. 
Young,  G.  6  Dublin  street 
Yule,  Alex.  Catherine  st.  court 

Boot  and  ^Itoe  Maker^^ 
(Ladles.) 

Bell,  Mrs,  14  Hanover  street 
Blanc,  Victor,  69  George  street 
Christie,  J.  63  George  street 
Hamilton,  Wm.  100  George  st. 
Healy,  Mrs,  53  N.  Hanover  st. 
Moir,  Charles,  19  Lothian  road 
Rutherford  &  Son,  142  George 

street 
Salomon,  H.  33  George  street 
Stewart,  G.  10  South  bridge 
Telfor,  Mrs,  55  George  street 

Boot-tree  Makers. 

(See  Lastmakers.) 

BoAEt'inaker. 

Mnir,  Peter,  Archers'  Hall 

Brassfoiinder.s  and 
^aslitters. 

Armstrong     and     Hogg,     25 

Lothian  road 
Beddie,  John,  104  High  street 
Bryce,  And.  6  Melville  place 
Burn  &  Baillie,  44  Hanover  st. 
Cochrane,  Thos.  98  Giles'  street 
Dickison,  Alex.  2  Brougham  st. 
Dobson,  J.  77  Nicolson  street 
Edwards,  W.  60  Nicolson  street 
Forbes,  W.  4  Swinton  row 
Hume,  Robert,  and  Co.  23  West 

Register  street — See  Adv. 
Jackson,  Thos.   and  Sons,   31 

Dundas  st.  37  Howe  st.  and 

N.  Pitt  street 
King,  Robert,  6  Simon  square 
Laidlaw,  E.  and  Son,  Simon  Bq. 

— ^w  Adv. 


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PROFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Bui         313 


Lawrie,  John,  Catherine  street 

court. — See  Adv. 
Lindsay,  Chas.  and  Co.  8  Green- 
side  street 
Little,  Robert,  12  Hamilton  pi. 

Stockbridge 
M'Vey    and    Watson,    6    Old 

Physic  gardens 
Milne,  James,  and  Son,  Milton 

house,  90  Cauongate 
Moncrieff,  J.  41  North  Pitt  st. 
More  &  Rutherford,  Albany  lane 
Neill,  Jn.  and  Co.  67  Canongate 
Nimmo,  P.  and  J.  8  N.  Bank  st. 
Paterson,  D.  1  Thistle  street 
Ramage,  Peter,  Victoria  terrace 
Rankin,  F.  16  Picardy  place 
Rankine,  Clark,  18  "West  Nicol- 

son  street 
Ritchie,   John,  S.   W.    Thistle 

street  lane 
Robertson  and  Cairns,  31  Nicol- 

son  street 
Ross,  Wm.  99  Constitution  st. 
Slimon,  Robt.  45  and  46  Shore 
Smiths  and  Co.  1  Blair  street 
Smith,  Mrs  W.  11  India  place 
Stevens,  David,  15  Howe  street 
Sturrock,  J.  and  Sons,  White- 
field  place 
Thomson,  A.  Greenside  court 
Warracker,W.  14  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Wilkie  and  Paul,  Brandfield  pi. 
Wilson,  T.  E.  Broughton  lane 

Braxieris. 

(See  Coppersmiths.) 

Breeches  Makers. 
(See  Glovers.) 

Bre-w^ers. 
Aitchison,    J.   and   Co.    South 

back  of  Canongate 
Bernard,  Thos.  and  James,  71 

North  back  of  Canongate 
Berwick  &  Co.  80  Canongate 
Campbell,   A.   &    Co,    Argyle 

brewery 
Carmichael,  T.  23  N,  back  of 

Canongate 
Dick,  Charles,  and   Sons,  263 

Cowgate 
Dry  burgh  and    Co.   67  North 

back  of  Canongate 
Edinburgh  and  Leith  Brewing 

Company,  212  Canongate 
Fulton,  J.  and  Co.  60  Pleasance 
Jeffrey,  J.  &  Co,  31  Grassmarket 
M'Ewan,  Wm.  104  Fountainbr. 
Macnair,  J,  11  St  Anthony  st. 

Leith 
Melvin,  Alex.  Boroughloch 
Muir,  Jas.  and  Son,  28  North 

back  of  Canongate 
Raebum,  W.  &  J.  1 2  Merchant  st. 


Ritchie,  George,  46  Pleasance 
Robin,  M'Millan,&  Co,  Summer- 
hall 
Steel,  J.  84  N.  b.  of  Canongate 
Swan,  Geo.  &  Co.  37  Abbey  hill 
Taylor,     Anderson,    and     Co. 

Drumdryan 
Usher,  J.  and  T.  72  St  Leonard 

street  park  brewery 
Younger,   W.    and    Co.  Horse 

wynd,  Canongate 
Younger,  Robert,  St  Ann's 

Bre^wrers  (fSaraii.) 
Edinburgh  Barm  Company,  E. 

Rose  street  lane 
Gordon,  W.  28  Shirra  brae 
Union   Barm   Co.   44    Candle- 
maker  row 

Brick  and  Ti9e  Works. 

Bruce,  R.  Hope  crescent 
Dochard,  Dune. — Perceton  Fire 
Clay  Works,  Lothian  road. — 
(See  Adv.) 
Edinburgh  B.  &  T.  Works,  28 

Bread  st.  and  Spittal  st. 
Ferguslie,  Spittal  street 
Smeaton  Works,  office,  St  Leo- 
nard's depot — G.  Baigrie,  agt. 

Brick-layers  and  Fur- 
nace-Builders. 

Bruce,  Robert,  23  Union  place 
Deans,  John,  2  Yiewforth  park 
Dibble,  John,  57  Constitution  st. 
Dougall,  John,  13  Dock  street 
Gavine,  John,  12  Junction  st. 
Jacob,  F.  Wardie  avenue 
M'Kechney,  A.  80  Potterrow 
Reynolds,    Charles,    Yiewforth 
park 

Bridle^  Bit^  and  l§par 
Maker. 

Hawks,  John,  1  Calton  hill 

Brokers. 

Barker,  B.  139  Cowgate 
Duffy,  Jas.  249  Cowgate 
Goulding,  J.  128  Cowgate 
Jacob,  M.  32  George  IV.  bridge 
Lennon,    Eleanor,   7    Back   of 

Vaults,  Leith 
M'Cormock,  John,  145  Cowgate 
Smith,  Philip,  24  a  and  75  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 

Brnsh  Makers. 

(Those  marked  *  are  also  Trunk 
and  Portmanteau  Makers.) 

Black,  And.  30  St  Andrew  sq. 

Blackball  Brothers,  19  New  st. 
and  22  North  bridge 

Blind  Asylum,  Nicolson  street 
X 


*Boswell,  A.  8  Hanover  street 

and  40  Nicolson  street 
Braid  wood,  W.  3  Grassmarket 
*Cumming,    Thos.     and     Son, 

Cockburn  street 
Duncan,  T.  &  Sons,  Hope  crese. 

and  1-A  Baxter's  place 
Finnic  Brothers,  24  W.  Prestoa 

street 
*Home,  Geo.  69  George  street 
Hume,  John,  104  West  bow 
*Irving  Brothers,  80  Princes  st. 
*Isbister,  Thos.  2  Rutland  place 
Listen,  Alex.  6  Rutland  place 
M'Nab,  R.  N.  257  High  street 
*Raeburn,  J.  6  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
*Russell,  Thos.  ION.  Bank  st. 
Smith,  Andrew,  197  Cowgate 
*Walker,  Alex.  97  Princes  st. 
Watters,  D.  33  &  37  Pleasance 
Wright,  And.  C.  101  Pleasance 

Bullion  l^ealer. 

Mortimer,  W.  9  North  bridge. — 
(See  A  dv.) 


(See  also  Masons.) 
Adamson,  Wr.  2  Montague  st. 
Alexander,  G.  156  Causey  side 
Alexander,  John,  17  Gilmore  pL 
Anderson,  Thomas,  2  Bath  place 
Annandale,  Jas.  Gilmore  park 
Beattie  and  Sons,  15  Fountain- 
bridge 
Beattie,  A.  Lauriston  villa 
Beattie,  George  &  Son,  1 7  Grove 

street 
Bell  and  Scott,  Heriot  hill 
Bell,  Peter,  24  Mitchell  st.  Leith 
Berry,  R.  10  Society 
Brown  &Jamieson,  Hope  st.lane 
Brown,  Walter,  Canon  mills 
Bruce,  R.  Hope  crescent 
Bryden,  J.  and  A.  Summerhall 

cottage 
Colville,  Arthur,  24  West  Lau- 
riston place. 
Cowie,  James,  Haddington  pi. 
Crooks,  John,    20   S.  back  of 

Canongate 
Crow,  George,  51  Pitt  street 
Cunningham,  And.  6  Coal  hill 
Davidson,  A.  29  St  Leonard  st. 
Dickson,  John,  46  S.  Junction  st 
Dougall,  John,  13  Dock  street 
Dry  den,  Adam,  9  Hamilton  pi. 

Newington 
Edinburgh  Co-operative  Comp. 
46  Cockburn  st. — (See  Adv.) 
Ewart,  John,  N.  Pitt  street 
Poggo,  Wm.  76  S.  Clerk  st. 
Forbes,  A.  3  W.  Newington  pi. 
FuUerton,  Thos.  Newport  st. 
Gavin,  John,  12  S.  Junction  st. 


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Gibb,  A.  4  Nottingham  place 
Gibb,  John,  9  Greenside  place 
Gibb,  Thomas,  87  S.  Clerk  st. 
Gilfillan,  J.  Castle  terrace 
Goudie,  G.  Leslie  place 
Greig,  David,  29  Eankeillor  st. 
Haldon,  Geo.  26  Grove  street 
Henderson  and  Wilson,  27  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Henderson,  Alex.  12  Coates  pi, 
Henderson,  J.  69  Broughton  st. 
Henderson,  Eobert,  52  Rose  st, 

and  St  Cuthbert'slane 
Hume,  John,  10  Coatfield  lane, 

Leith 
Hunter,  J.  107  St  Leonard  st 
Hunter,  E.  3  Oxford  street 
Hutcheson,  E.  4  Preston  ter, 
Johnston,  A.  5  Comely  Green  pi. 
Johnston,  Peter,   7   Buccleuch 

street 
Johnston,  Eobert,    20  S,  back 

Canongate 
Jacob,  F.  Wardie  avenue 
Kerr,  W,  175  Causeyside 
Kinghorn,  A.  4  East  Pitt  st, 
Laing,  George,  Lothian  road 
Laing,  Eobt,  26  Carnegie  st. 
Lamb,  John,  2  Eosebank  cot, 
Langlands,  Wm.  Morningside 
Lorimer,  Geo,  Mayfield  terrace 
Lorimer,  George,  jun.  62  Gil- 
more  place 
Lorimer,  J.  62  Gilmore  place 
Lumsden,  Jas.  29  Horse  wynd 
M'Ara,  J.  194  Eose  street 
M'GibboH,  J.  S.  39  Scotland  st. 
M'Gregor,  W.  D.  5  Pitt  st. 
M'Kay,  N.  8  Morton  st,  Leith 
M'Kenzie,  W.  Hope  park  end 

house 
Moncrieff,  William,  34  Wright's 

houses 
Matheson,  W.  J.  Lower  Pitt  st, 
Maule,  John,  Low  Broughton 
Miller,  David,  Bellevue 
Morrison,  A.  4  Bellevue  terrace 
Muir,  John,  22  Eutland  square 
Murray,  Alex.  M'Keili's  place 
Napier,  E.  28  Bread  street 
Orman,  Wm,  29  Dick  place 
Paterson,   Geo.    and   Sons,   84 

South  Clerk  street 
Paterson,  J.  2  Preston  terrace 
Plimer  and  Son,  25  Buccleuch 

street 
Proudfoot  and  Gourlay,  Morn- 
ingside 
Eae,  David,  11  Brandon  street 
Baffin,  Wm.  Clerk  street  cot. 
Eamsay,  Andrew,  5  Forbes  st, 
Eeid  and  Son,  58  Cockburn  st. 

- — (See  Adv) 
Eoberts,  George,  12  James'  pi. 
Robinson,  E.  Canonmills 


Sanderson  and  Muirhead,  2  New 
Broughton 

Saunders,  J.  15  Mitchell  st, 

Scott,  Bryce  J,  Tanfield 

Shennan,  John,  Bellevue  cot. 

Simpson,  Eobt.  1  Pilrig  cottages 

Sinclair,  Peter,  6  Cambridge  st. 

Smith,  Alex.  Tanfield 

Smith,  James,  12  Eiego  street 

Smith,  J.  K.  7  Gardner's  crese. 

Smith,  John,  14  South  Junction 
street 

Smith,  W,  and  Sons,  17  East 
Preston  street 

Spiden,  Mrs  E.  21  Charles  st. 

Stark,  Wm.  jun.  6  Keir  street 

Steel,  James,  17  Bread  street 

Steven,  T,  &  A.  12  St  Leonard 
street 

Stevenson  and  Anderson,  Mor- 
rison street 

Stevenson,  J.  and  Son,  10  Cum- 
berland street 

Sutherland,  D.  Helen  villa, 
Eosebank,  Wardie 

Sutherland,  D.  &  Sons,  Lothian 
road 

Swan,  John  E.  21  Leith  walk 

Thomson,  James,  Spittal  street 

Thomson,  W.  10  St  Anthony  pi. 

Thorburn,  Eobt.  19  Buccleuch 
street 

Watt  and  Bleak,  7  Buccleuch  st, 

Watherston,  J.  and  Son,  8  Char- 
lotte place 

Wilkie,  James,  24  Dock  street 

Whitten,  David,  22  Home  st. 

Wilson  and  Brownlee,  Morrison 
street 

Wilson,  Alex.  Granton  villa 

Wilson,  A.  jun.  28  Leven  st. 

Wilson,  J.  &  E,  23  Eiego  street 

Button  Makers. 
Caldwell  &  Co,  313  High  st. 
Cooper,  T.  &  Co.  Market  street 
Tait,  Wm.  12  South  bridge 

Caliinetmakers  and 


(Those  marked  *  are  Uphol- 
sterers only.) 
Aitken,  John,  39  Frederick  st. 
AUardice    and    Sclanders,    12 

George  street 
Allison,  Jas,  133  Eose  street 
Anderson,  A.  33  Brunswick  st. 
"Anderson,  J.  28  Caudlemaker 

row 
Armstrong,  W.  and  A.  North 

Gray's  close 
Bain,  T.  Coates  place 
Birrell,  Wm.  247  Cowgate 
Boyd,  John,  2  York  place 
Brown,  G.  167  Eose  street 


*Brown,  Matthew,  47,  49,  and. 

51  St  Leonard  street 
Clapperton,  W.  E.  59  and  60 

Princes  street 
Collins,  E.  &  Son,  110  Rose  st. 
*Combe,  Eobt.  30  Hanover  st. 
Cruickshanks  and  Ronaldson,  1 
M'Neil's  place  and  21  Com- 
mercial place 
Darlington,  H.  and  Son,  5  Fre- 
derick street 
Davidson  and  Eeid,  57  Frederick 

street 
Dods,  J.  &  E.  64  Cowgate 
Dunlop,  Charles,  Circus  lane 
Durward,  And.  7  Clerk  street 
Edwards,  Henry,  212  Canongate 
Ellis,  Thos.  23  George  IV,  br. 
Ewart,  John,  North  Pitt  st, 
Ewart,  Wm.  Stevenlaw's  close, 

132  High  street 
Finlay,  W.  81  Princes  street 
Flemington,A.  N.W.Circus  lane 
Forgan,  D.  212  Canongate 
Fotheringham,   Eobert,    1   Old 

Physic  gardens 
Gilchrist,  John,  74  Eose  street 
Glen,  George,  24  Frederick  st. 
Goskirk,   Alex,    and    Son,    71 

Cowgate 
Greenshiels,    Gavin,   14    Mon- 

teith's  close 
Hall,  Wm.  16  Duke  st,  Leith 
Hardie,  A.  62  Lauriston  street 
Hardie,    Wm.  Sons,  and  Low, 

61  Frederick  street 
Hardy,  Chas.  43  North  Pitt  st. 
Hay,  W.  Haddon's  court 
Hislop,  W.  28  Howe  street 
Hogg,  W.  30  Dundas  street 
Hunter,  Wm.  21  Leven  street 
Johnstone,  A.  6  Park  place 
Keddie,  David,  21  Church  st. 
Keddie,  Thos.  and   Son,  7  and 

15  Melville  place 
"^M'Call,  Jas.  17  Greenside  pi, 
M'CuUoch,  J,  and  Co.  21  Fre- 
derick street 
'■M'Dermot,  James,  Gl  Hanoven 

street — (See  Adv.) 

Macfarlane  &  Gibb,  20  Dundaa 

street  ^ 

M'Kenzie,  G.  Bellevue  f 

*Mackenzie  and  Crosbie,   129 

Princes  street 
Mackintosh,  Wm.  164  and  168 


Martin  and  Son,  76  S.  Clerk  st;. 
Miller,  John,  6  Baltic  street 
MofiFat,  A.  15  Thistle  st.  lane 
Morrison  &  Co.  78  George  st. 
Mouat,  John,  20  Hanover  st. 
Muir,  Peter,  38  Blair  street 
Murdoch,  T.  37  St  Cuthbert  st, 
Murray,  Eich.  Broughton  market 


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Murray,  W.  12  St  James'  sq. 
Neill,  J.  1  Nelson  place 
Neilson,  W.  19  Duke  sfc.  lane 
Notman,  Wm.  14  S.  Charlotte 

street 
O'Donnell  &  Co.  43  Hanover  st. 
Parker,  J.  30  Broughton  st. 
Paterson,  H.  &  Qo^ll  South  br. 
Paterson,  William,   10  and  11 

Queensferry  street 
Paton,  W.  12  Brandon  street 
Peebles,  A.  and  E.  4  Clyde  st. 
Petrie,  Gavin,  15  Home  street 
Potts,  George,  32  Frederick  st. 
Porteous,  J.  44  Nicolson  street 
Prerauer,  S.  1 0  High  ntreet 
Proudfoot  and  Gourlay,  Morn- 

ingside 
Rafferty,  P.  30  and  34  Blair  st. 
Ross,  Daniel,  14  Elm  row 
Sandeman,  R.  9  Greenside  st. 
Scott,  And.  15  Leopold  place 
*Scott,  James,  10  Clyde  street 
Scott,  John,  239  Cowgate 
*Scott,  J.  &  T.  10  George  st. 
*Scott,  Thos.  18  Cockburn  st. 
Scott,  W.  and  Son,  156  Rosest. 
*Scrymgeour,  H.  23  George  st. 
Shanks,  D.  1  Leslie  place 
*Simpson,  R.  121  George  street 
Stechan,  L   12  Elm  row 
Stevenson,  Wm.  53  Hanover  st. 
Stirling,  "Wm.  272  Cowgate 
Sword,  James,  22  Hanover  st. 
Taylor,  Alex.  17  Wright's  houses 
Taylor,  J.  and  Son,  109  Princes 

street 
Thomson,  45  K  Hanover  st, 
Veitch,  Wm.  54  George  street 
Walker,  George,  2  Castle  street 
Watson,  Adam,  8  Union  street 
Watson,  George,  9  ToUcross 
Watson,  George,  1  Teviot  row 
Wood,  James,  17  Castle  street 

Calotyipasts. 
Moffat,  John,  103  Princes  st. 
Ross  and  Thomson,  90  Princes 

street 
Tunny,  J,  G.  93  Princes  street 

Candleansikeris. 

Anderson,  R.  &  R.  93  Giles' st. 

Dickson,  Thos.  9  Semple  street 

Dickson,  Wr.  124  Nicolson  st. 

Leith  Candle  Company,  Sugar- 
house  close,  Leith 

Miller,  R.  8  Lady  Lawson's  wd. 

Taylor,  Wm.  and  Co.  4  Sala- 
mander street 

Canva«i  Masaiifac- 

turers. 

(See  Rope  and  Sail  Makers.) 


Carpenters. 
(See  Wrights.) 

Carpet  Mamafactnrers. 

Clapperton,  W.  R.  59  and  60 

Princes  Street 
Grieve,  R.  and  Co.  83  George  st. 
Hunter,  David,  178  High  street 
M-Farlane,  David,  Canonmills 
Mackenzie    and    Crosbie,    129 

Princes  street 
Paterson,  H.  &  Co.  77  South  br. 
Simpson,  James,  70  George  st, 
Whytock,  R.  &  Co.  9  George  st. 

Carpet  I^Iamssers. 

Bain,  Henry,  8  St  James  sq. 

Hurding,  Richard,  12  Duncan 
street,  Drummond  place 

Maul,  Charles,  77  Rose  street 

Naismyth,  Alex.  38  Cumber- 
land street 

Ramage,  Peter,  265  High  st. 

Taylor,  Wm.  3  Semple  street 

Carvers  and  CliMers. 
Ambrose  and  Lamb,  25  Hanover 

street 
Andreole,  M.  and  M.  174  Cowg. 
Bruce,  D.  12  Greenside  place 
Butti,  J.  A.  1  Queen  street 
Ciceri,  Mantica,  and  Torre,  81 

Leith  street 
Clapperton,  W.   E.   59  and  60 

Princes  street 
Cooper,  A.  12  Constitution  st. 
Doig,  M'Kechnie,  and  Davis,  89 

George  street 
Dott,  A.  14  St  David  street 
Goodall,  James,  3  High  Calton 
Hepburn,  Simon,  26  Hanover  st. 
Hill,  Alex.  67  Princes  street 
Hunter,  D.  23  Candlemaker  row 
Hunter,  W.  27  Lothian  street 
Ironside,  Edm.  134  High  st. 
Luis,  Joseph,  8  St  Patrick  sq. 
Paton,  Hugh,  9  Princes  street 
Robertson,  A.  29  Frederick  st. 
Smith,  J.  D.  33  W.  Register  st. 
Smith,  John  S.  19  Union  street 
Stark,  Oscar,  15  Greenside  st. 
Taylor,  J.  and  Son,  109  Princes 

street. 

Cattle  Dealers. 
(See  Agents.) 

Cheesemon  g:ers. 

Chatham,  J.  326  Lawnmarket 
Gibson,  R.  &  T.  93  Princes  st, 
Lind,  William,  4  Lothian  st. 

Chemists. 

(See  Apothecariei.^. 


Cbemical  Instrnmessi 

jSIaliers. 
Kemp  and  Co.  12  Infirmary  st. 
—  (See  Adv.) 

Chemical  Maimfac- 
torles. 

Bennington  Chemical  Company 

Fleming,  A.  B.  &  Co,  43  Sala- 
mander street 

North  British  Colour  Co.  Sala- 
mander street 

Raimes,  Blanshards,  and  Co. 
Smith's  place. 

Scott,  J.  &  Co.  15  Grassmarket 
and  Caroline  Park,  Granton. 

Chimney  Sweepers. 

Bell,  Walter,  &  Son,  9  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Borthwick,  J.  11  Greenside  pi. 
Borthwick,   Mrs,    5    Greenside 

place 
Christie,  Alex.  118  Kirkgate 
Davie,  Dun,  41  Broughton  st. 
Edwards,  J.  22  Dundas  street 
Forbes,  J.  34  St  Patrick  square 
Henderson,  D.  9  Gibb's  entry 
Lough,  J.  15  William  street 
M'Beath,  R.  3  Middleton's  entry 
M'Gregor,  A.  18  Giflbrd  park 
M'Intosh,  M.  5  Coburg  street 
Messar,  Jas.  67  St  Leonard  st. 
Reid,  D.  2  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Riddle,  George,  272  Canongate 
Scott,  Robert,  13  Home  street 
Shaw,  Duncan,  3  Pitt  street 
Simpson  &  M'Donald,  75  Cau- 

seyside 
Sinton,  W.  11  St  Leonard's  lane 
Smith,  A.  and  D.  24  West  Lau- 

riston  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  Jn.  9  Queensferry 

street 
Syme,  Jas.  65  Constitution  st. 
Walker,  Archibald,  11  Bread  st. 
White,  James,  Summer  bank 

China,  l^lass^  and 
Stoneware  l^eaSers. 

Abernethy,Mrs,8  S.  Junctionrd. 
Adcock,  F.  A.  5  Baxter's  place 
Aitken,  J.  50-a  Broughton  st. 
Arnot   and   Erskine,   60  West 

port 
Arnot,  William,  48  High  street 
Ashcroft,  P.  15  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Baxter,  George,  190  Canongate 
Bernard,  Jas.  8  Low  Market  st. 
Bailey,  Messrs  W.  &  T.  A.  10 

Bristo  place 
Black,  Miss  A.  19  Howe  street 
Black,  Mrs,  9  So.  Richmond  st. 
Boag,  David,  30  Water  lane 
Brown,  J.  43  London  street 


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Brown,  H.  4  Low  market  street 
Child   and    Huie,    97    George 

street 
Currie,  J.  and  Co.  1  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Currie,  James,  4  Clerk  street 
Dall,  Wm.  4  Hanover  street 
Danks,  William,  32  Cowgate 
Dickson,  J.  &  Co.  34  Princes 

street. 
Donald,   John,   10  Bristo  port 

lane. 
Elder,  A.  1  Broughton  place 
Elmslie,  Mrs,  7  Charlotte  place 
Ferguson  and   Co.    10   Calton 

street 
Fergusson,   T.  11  Commercial 

place. 
Einlayson,    Mrs,    34    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Eorbes,  D.  13  St  Andrew  sq. 
Forsyth,  Mrs  C.  45  Niddry  st. 
Eraser,  M.  6  N.  Richmond  st. 
Galloway,  William,  57  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Gilchrist,  John,  76  Eose  street 
Greig,'J.  1  and  2  Low  market  st. 
Johnstone,  Jas.  16   West  port 

and  34  Victoria  street 
Kerr  and  Co.  34  Broughton  st. 
Lewis,  John  A.  73  George  st. 
Lewis,  William,  4  Crosscausey 
Love,  A.  and  J.  7  S.  College 

street 
Macfeat,  W.  42  South  bridge 
M'Kay,  J.  and  C.  4  Bridge  st. 
Miller,  John  and  Co.  2  South  St 

Andrew  street 
Eamage,  Jas.  74  St  Andrew  st. 

Leith. 
Eanken,  E.  16  Picardy  place 
Eeid,  J.  84  Candlemaker  row 
Eobertson,  J.  and  M.  9  Union 
place  and  38  Victoria  street 
Eobertson,   Mrs   H.    9   Drum- 

mond  street 
Eoss,  George,  2  Portland  place, 

Leith 
Eoss,  Jessie,  14  Catherine  st, 
Scott,  D.  23  William  street 
Simpson,  J.  4  Warriston  place 
Small,  Gill  on,  and  Co.  1 9  George 

IV.  bridge 
Smart,  J.  237  Canongate 
Stalker,  Wm.  38  Sandport  st. 
Stewart,  Thomas,  7  Hay's  court 
Sutherland,  G.  4  Greenside  pi. 
Swan,  John,  163  West  port 
Tawse,  H.  9-a  Kerr  street 
Turner,  John,  35  Thistle  street 
Walker,  Oliver,  10  Broad  wynd 
White,  J.  83  St  Mary's  wynd 

Chiropodist. 

Eosa,  Edward,  27  Howe  street 


CI  ockniaker  SjCrer  m  a  n . 

(See  German  Clochmahers.) 

Clock  and  Watch 
Makers. 

Aitchison,  James,  15  Bank  st. 
Aitchison,  J.  62  Leith  street 
Barrie,  Andrew,  43  Princes  st. 
Blackie,  J.  E.  36  Bridge  street 
Brown,  C.  27  Lothian  road 
Brown,  J.  C.  19  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Brydone,  J.  and  Sons,  29  Prin- 
'  ces  street 
Bryson,  J.  30  George  IV.  br. 
Bryson,    E.   and    Son,  (to    the 

Queen,)  66  Princes  street 
Christie,  E.  L.  1 8  Bank  street 
Clark,  J.  31  Fountainbridge 
Cohen,  S.  5  Leith  street  terrace 
Crouch,  W.  and  Son,  32  North 

bridge 
Fortune,  J.  63  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Forester,  J.  H.  20  Bank  street 
Einlay,  J.  66  Leith  street 
Gellatly,  Eobert,  78  Princes  st; 
Gray,  James,  6  N.  W.  Circus  pi. 
Gray,  Charles,  14  Bank  street 
Greiner  Brothers,  80  South  br. 
Gunn,  Alex.  10  Leith  street 
Hay,  A.  jun.  45  Princes  street 
Hepting,  G.  23  Greenside  street 
Ketterer  and  Co.  23  Greenside 

street. 
Klausman,  A.  and  D.  4  South 

College  street 
Laing,  G.  27  Nicolson  street. — 

(See  Adv.) 
Legget,  John,  14  Nicolson  st. 
Logan,  John,  31  Frederick  st. 
Macdonald,  W.  J.  139  Princes 

street 
M'Gregor   and   Son,   25   West 

Eegister  street 
M'Gregor,  W.  9  Eutland  place 
M'Nees,  Wm.  153  High  street 
Marshall,  W.  and  Co.  24  Princes 

street 
Mathers  and  Co.  12  Brunswick 

street 
Matheson  and  Co.  68  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith. 
Meek,  David,  60  North  bridge 
Melrose,  W.  10  Catherine  st. 
Middlemas,  Thos.  6  Spittal  st. 
Miller,  John,  6  Eoyal  Exchange 
Miller,  A.  5  W.  Nicolson  street 
Miller,  A.  36  Leith  street 
Miller,  J.  14  North  bridge 
Miller,  Eich.  68  Bridge  street 
Mortimer,  Wm.  9  North  bridge 

— (See  Adv.) 
Picken,  Wm.  9  Melbourne  pi, 
Eitchie,  J,  and  Son,  25  Leith 
street 


Sharp,  Francis,  60  Clerk  street 
Simpson,  T.  S.  42  George  street 
Smith,  John,  18  North  bridge 
Smith,  J.  11  Kirkgate 
Smith,  W.  33  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Stalker,  David,  9  Commercial 

place 
Taylor,  John  T.  81  South  bridge 
Vernon,  T.  E.  64  Leith  st.— (See 

Adv.) 
Webster,  John,  107  West  port 
Whitelaw,  J.  30  W.  Eegister  st. 
Wilson,  T,  11  Leith  street 

Clothiers. 

(See  Woollen  Drapers  and 
Tailors.) 

Coach-!ace 
]!IIaniifactnrers. 

Bailie  and  Palmer,  17  Niddrj' 

street 
Greig,  J.  and  J.  61  High  street 

Coach-hirers. 

Atkinson,  E.  8  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Bain,  W.  Dublin  street  lane 
Binnie,  G.  16  Wright's  houses 
Burn,  Wm.  Windsor  street  lane 
Cameron,  John,  33  Alva  street 

and  22  Maitland  street 
Dewar,  P.,  N.-W,  Circus  place 

lane 
Dickson,  D.  26  William  street 
Dickson,  Thos.  2  Scotland  st. 
Foote,  John,  23  Dundas  street 
Forbes,  A.  24  Pitt  street 
Fraser,  Wm,  and  Son,  1  Forres 

street 
Graham,  John,  Hill  street  lane 
Hay,  James,  109  Abbey  hill 
Henderson,  H.  Eegent  ter.  lane 
Inglis,  W.  and  Son,  40  Pleasance 
Jardin,  Peter,  Dublin  st.  lane 
Kerr,  Hugh,  2  Hope  street 
Kirman,  W.  Lochrin,  Home  st. 
Lawson,  W.  6  Albany  street 
Legget,  E.  60  Broughton  street 
M'Dougall,  J.  7  W.   Salisbury 

place  and  21  W.  Preston  st. 
M'Gregor,  J.  Albany  lane 
M'Monan,  J.  16  S.  College  st. 
Maun,  A.  Eegent  terrace  lane 
Marshall,  E.  Dublin  street  lane 
Millar,  Francis,  Windmill  lane 
Milne,  P.  7  London  street 
Munro,  A.  Broughton  market 
Munro,  D.  T.  Broughton  market 
Paterson,  H.  10  Elm  row. 
Player,  J.  32  Northumberland 

street  and  Tanfield 
Eenwick,  James,  8  Howe  street 
Shaw,  A.  27  Duke  street,  Leith 
Stewart,  D.  1  Maitland  street 


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Stewart,  Jas.  10  Randolph  cliff 
Stewart,  John,  21  India  street 
Stewart,  Peter,  4  Melville  place 
Stirling,  D.  4  Haddington  place 
Stoddart,  Wm.  117  Causeyside 
Tweedie,  Mrs  Peter,  12  Howe 

street 
Whitelaw,  J.  1  John's  lane 
Wright,  Arch.  71  Causeyside 

Coach  and  Harness 

Makers. 
Bruce,  J.  1  Haugh  street 
Carse,  D.  and  Co.  Orchardfield 
Croall,  J.  and  W.  York  lane 
Croall,  J.  and  Son,  Middlefield 
Croall,  P.  and  Sons,  61  Princes 

street 
Drew  and  Burnett,  16  and  18 

Bread  street 
Fulton,  A.  86  George  street 
Hutchison,  W.  and  T.  Lothian 

road  and  Castle  terrace 
Inglis,  W.  and  Son,  40  Pleasance 
Kemp  and  Kirk,  28  S.  Junction 

street 
M'Nee,  James,  106  Princes  st. 
Munro,  A.  Broughton  market 
Rogers  and  Boog,  80  Princes  st. 
Sanderson,  Robert  and  Thomas, 

Lothian  road 
Stordy,  Robt.  St  Leonard's  hill 
Watson  and  Henry,  Nottingham 

place 

Coal  Merchants. 

Ainslie,  James,  Sheriff  brae 
Aitken  and  Co.  67  Fountainbr. 
Allan,  Mrs  W.  12  Port-Hamilton 
Archibald,  John,  1  George  st. 
Auld,  Job,  37  William  street 
Baigrie,  George,  Dalkeith  Coal 
Depot,  St    Leonard's.  —  See 
Adv. 
Baigrie,  Mrs,  39  Barony  street 
Bauchope,  R.  G.  Scotland  street 

station 
Bishop,  Jas.  10  Port-Hopetoun 
Blackbraea    Colliery   Office,    7 

South  St  David  street 
Brown,  C.  75  St  Leonard  street 
Burns,  John,  16  Port-Hopetoun 
Burns,  M.  40  Lothian  road  and 

Caledonian  railway 
Burnside,  J.  St  Leonard's  depot 
Calderwood,  R.  26  South  Junc- 
tion street   and   1   Spence's 
place,  Leith 
Cameron,  John,  Caledonian  rail- 
way station 
Chalmers,  J.  11  Port-Hopetoun 
Chisholm  and  Harper,  14  Junc- 
tion street 
Clunas,  Alex.  14  Port-Hopetoun 
Comb,  David,  Port-Hamilton 


Crawford,  J.  11  Port-Hopetoun 
Crawford,  John,  118  Princes  st. 
Dalgleish,  John,   North  British 

railway 
Day,  Joseph,  5  Pattison  street 
Dick,  John,  31  Hamilton  place 
Dickson,  Thomas,  and  Son,  57 

St  Leonard  st. — See  Adv. 
Duff,  Thos.  and  Co.  Dock  gates 
Duncan,  Colin,  and  Son,  Upper 
Drawbridge,  Leith,  and  Scot- 
land street  station 
Dykes,  James,   N".   B.   railway 

station,  Leith 
Elphinston  Colliery,  N.  British 

railway 
Pairley,  M.  16  Port-Hamilton 
Forrest  and  Co.  Edinburgh  and 

Glasgow  depot,  Haymarket 
Eraser,  George,  39  St  Leonard 

street 
Gilray,  J.  66  Lothian  road  and 

Caledonian  railway 
Glen,  R.  and  J.  9  Pt- Hamilton 
Glen,  T.  5  Port-Hamilton 
Gray,  John,  N.  B.  railway  st. 
Grieve,   John,    N.    B.   railway 

station 
Henderson,  J.  Roseburn 
Henderson,  James,  7  Pt.-Hope- 

toun 
Hughson,  W.  5  Drummond  st. 
Ingram,  G.  3  St  Bernard's  row 
Johnstone  and  Thorn,  11  Port- 
Hamilton 
Kemp,   J.    and    R.    14    Port- 
Hamilton 
Killingworth  Colliery  Office,  3 

East  Register  street 
Kinlay,    John,    North    British 

railway. — See  Adv. 
Kirkland,  J.  10  Port-Hamilton 
Kyle,  Mrs,  32  Rankeillor  street 
Learmouth,  T.  1 0  Barony  street 
Leggat,  J.  4  Port-Hopetoun 
Lindsay,  John,  1  Coates  place 
and  2  Edinburgh  and  Glas- 
gow railway 
Lingard  and  Dean,  N.  British 

railway 
M'Arthy,  J.  Haymarket  station 
M'Kay,  Jas.  4  Newport  street 
M'Kelvie,  J.  Haymarket. — See 

Adv. 
Marquis  of  Lothian's  Coal  depot 
— Hugh    White,    agent,    St 
Leonard's  and  22  Baltic  st. 
Marshall,  Wm.  130  Princes  st. 

— See  Adv. 
Mason,  David,  4  Port-Hamilton 
Mather,  Alex.  26  Bristo  street 
Miles,  Alexander,  7  Prince  Re- 
gent street 
Millar,  J.  and  Co.  1 2  9  Fountainb. 
Millar,  M.  Morningside 


Muir,  Robert,  3  Murray  street 
Musgrove,  J.  5  Melbourne  place 
Noble,  Mrs,  13  Port-Hopetoun 
Orr,  Jas.  14  Royal  Exchange 

and  Haymarket 
Peters,  Wm.  6  Union  Place  and 

N.  British  railway  station 
Primrose,  John,  34  Whitfield  pi. 
Ramsay,  Alex.  30  Rutland  sq. 
Robertson,  James,  48  Couper  st. 
Rodgers,  Jas.  13  Port- Hamilton 
Russell  and  Co.  Haymarket 
Scott,  James,  30  Nicolson  street 
Scott,  John,  St  Leonard's  depot 
Scott,  William,  and  Son,  5  Port- 
Hopetoun 
Shaw  and  Bell,  9  Yeitch's  sq. 
Shaw,  Wm.  2  Port-Hamilton 
Shearer,  Thos.  6^  Pt.-Hopetoun 
Simpson,  J.  11  Port-Hopetoun 
Simpson,  R.  and  H.  Caledonian 

railway  depot 
Sinclair,  Miss  B.  22  Port-Ham- 
ilton 
Sloan  and  Son,  49  Broughton 
street,   Leith  walk,   and   67 
Castle  street. — See  Adv. 
Smith,  John,  and  Son,  46  Lo- 
thian  road  and   Caledonian 
railway  station. — See  Adv. 
Stewart,  P.  22  William  street 
Stuart,  Gordon,  1   St  Bernard 

place 
Sword,  J.  3  Old  Bridgend,  Scot- 
land street  station,  and  Gran- 
ton. — See  Adv. 
Telford,  James,  6  Grange  loan 
Thom,  John,  sen.  11  Port-Ham- 
ilton 
Thom,  John,  6  Port-Hamilton 
Thomson,  Ed.  Old  Church  st. 
Thomson,  Wm.  24  Sheriff  brae 
Torrance,  John,  CrosscauSey  and 

St  Leonard's  depot 
Vallance,  John,  3  Pt.-Hamiltou 
Vallance,  J.  and  Co.   15  Port- 
Hamilton 
Waldie,  J.  and  Sons,  coal  and 
coke  merchants,  Whitfield  pi. 
Leith  walk,  Haymarket,  Scot- 
land street.  Junction  bridge. 
Trinity,    and    St    Leonard's 
coal  stations.     Order  Offices, 
39  Queen  street  and  10  West 
Newington. — See  Adv. 
Watson,  R.  10  Catherine  street 
Wale,  James,  9  Crichton  street 
White,  Hugh,  22  Baltic  street 
White,  J.  foot  of  Scotland  street 
Wilson,  A.  36  Wright's  houses 
Wilson,  George,  8  Wallace  place 
Young,  Jas.  17  S.  St  James'  st. 

Coffee-Iiooms. 

(See  Taverns.) 


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CoSoiir  Manufacturers. 

Anderson,  Robert,  and  Co.  6 
Timber  Bush 

Fleming,  A.  B.  and  Co.  43  Sala- 
mander street 

Millers  and  Arthur,  5  Shore 

North  British  Colour  Company, 
20  Elbe  street 

Colour  Merclaants. 

Sinclair  and  Co,  1  and  2  Calton 

street 

Comls  Makers. 

Blackhall  Brothers,  19  New  st, 

and  22  North  bridge 
Cochran,  J.  Water  of  Leith 
Stephenson,   R.    and   Son,    25 

Princes  street 

Confectioners. 

Aitehison  &  Sons,  77  Queen  st. 
Blair,  Robert,  37  George  street 
Bremner,  G.  229  Canongate 
Brown,  G.  5  and  6  Charlotte  pi. 
Brown,  James,  122  Nicolson  st. 
Galium,  Charles  A.  16  Clerk  st. 
Cameron,  Geo.  33  Frederick  st. 
Carrie  and  Co.  25  George  IV.  br. 
Dempsay,  J.  W.  196  Cowgate 
Denham,  Jas.  31  Earl  Grey  st. 
Doherty,  James,  107  Cowgate 
Doherty,  Robert,  29  Kirkgate 
Drysdale,  P.  H.  142  Princes  st. 
Euenson,    T.    B.    23    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Farquharson,  D.  34  West  port 
Parquharson,  F.  71  Nicolson  st. 
Ferguson,  A.  1  Melbourne  pi. 

(to  the  Queen.) — See  Adv. 
Forsyth,  Colin,  83  High  street 
Friend,  Mrs,  83  Broughton  st. 
Gairns,  John,  2  Stafford  street 
Gillies,  P.  56  Cockburn  street 
Gordon,  John,  43  Constitution 

street 
Gordon,  Misses,  91  South  br. 
Gowan,  Charles,  4  Union  place 
Grant,  D.  6  North  St  Andrew  st. 
Grant,  John,  52  Shore 
Henderson,  D.  4  Howe  street 
Henderson,  T.  W.  1  Dublin  st. 
Hunter  and   Co.    3   N«rth   St 

Andrew  street 
Imrie,  H.  65  South  bridge 
Kellie,  James,  60  Lothian  road 
Lamb,  Thomas,  19  Leith  street 
Littlejohn,  Thomas,  31  and  33 

Leith  street 
Lyon,  Charles,  4J  Drummond 

street 
M'Kenzie   and   Middlemas,  63 

Queen  street 
Mackie,    J.  W.  and  Sons,  108 

Princes  street 


Millar,  John,  7  Kirkgate 
Miller,  Agnes,  7  Rutland  place 
Miller,  J.  1  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Miller,  John,  17  Lothian  road 
Miller,  Robert,  1  Little  King  st. 
Moffat,  Wm.  1-A  Howe  street 
Newsam,  J.  21  Union  place 
Porteous,  Wm.  2  Union  street 
Ramage,  John,  4  Albert  place 
Ridpath,  David,  36  Nicolson  st. 
Ritchie,  Andrew,  6  Cockburn  st. 
Robertson,  H.  62  South  bridge 
Scott,  John,  6  Riddle's  cl.  Leith 
Shaw,  Miss  Mary,  12  Market  st. 
Shiels,  M.  45  North  bridge 
Shiels,  R.  and  Son,  5  Bristo  pi. 
Stenhouse,  W.  4  Little  King  st. 
Summers,  J.  133  Princess  street 
Thomson,  Geo.  22  Leith  street 
Vallanee,    William,    13  South 
Hanover  st.  and  5  Calton  st. 
AVilliamson,  Mrs,  35  Dundas  st. 

Contractors. 

Adamson,  Geo.  35  Leith  street 
Alexander,  Geo.  17  Gilmour  pi. 
Donaldson,  And.  142  High  st. 
Farrie,  Robt.  6  Eastfield,  Leith 
Gowans  &  Mackay,  34  Rosebank 
Gowans,  Jas.  Rockville,  Napier 

road 
Henderson,  J.  BelleTue 
Hope,  A.  Young  street  lane 
Ireland,  W.  &  E.  25  Clyde  street 
Lonie,  John,  98  Giles'  street 
Lorimer,  George,  Mayfield  ter. 
M'Caul,  Chas.  Heriot  cottage 
Mather  and   Hunter,    Smith's 

land,  Leith 
Mellon,  John,  3  Spittal  street 
Moncrieff,  W.  34  Wright's  houses 
Pearson,  Thomas,  Powburn 
Romans,  John,  53  Frederick  st. 
Stenhouse  and  Black,  7  John- 
ston street 
Utterston,  Robert,  Pillans  place, 

Leith 
Wilson,  A.  Granton  villa 
Young,  Jas.  5  AVest  Adam  st. 


(Those  marked  *  are  also  Fisii- 

curers,  and  those  marked  t 

are  Wine  Coopers.) 
i-Alexander,  T.  and  Son,  4  Dock 

street,  Leith. 
Brunton,  Alex.  43  Abbey  hill 
Dryburgh,  N.  and  Son,  5, 6,  and 

7  Mitchell  street 
Dunbar,  John,  Low  Market  st. 
Ewing,  Wm.  19  London  street 
Forsyth,  Fran.  Anderson's  villa, 

Leith  walk 
Eraser,    Simon,   Lothian,    road 

and  6  Greenside  place 


Hunter,  P.  64  Nicolson  street 

Laird  and  Banks,  21  Constitu- 
tion street 

Lindsay,  AVm.  62  George  street 

^'M'Leod,  N.  jun.  129  Constitu- 
tion street 

"Methuen,  James,  90  Giles'  st. 

Mitchell,  J.  and  Son,  86  High 
street 

*Murray,  John,  Ronaldson  wharf 

Pentland,  Y.  J.,  and  Son,  13 
Spence's  place,  Leith 

Pourie,  John,  &  Sons,  10  Sand- 
port  street 

+Robertson,  D.  and  Son,  8  Elbe 
street 

Scott,  James,  &  Co.  15  Dock  st. 

Sinclair,  George,  9  Duke  street, 
Leith 

*Thomson,D.  D.  &  Co.  8  Elbe  st. 

*Todd,  John,  22  Giles'  street 

CoppersBMltSas  and 

fiSrazlers. 

Anderson,  Samuel,  &  Co.  Crown 

street 
Callum,  Geo.  and  Co.  13  Green- 
side  place 
Callum,  Thomas,  56  Shore 
Dickson  and  Welsh,  4  Queen's 

place 
M'Naughton,  John,  Fife  place 
M'Pherson,  J.  33  Leith  wynd 
Slimon,  Robert,44  and  45  Shore 

and  20  Broad  wynd 
Smith,  J.  M.  5  Commercial  pi. 

Corlicutters. 
Ancrum,  J.  and  Son,  142  Rose 

street 
Currie,  William,  48  Water  lane 
Dalgleish,    D.  and  Son,  South 

back  of  Canongate 
Easson,  James,  and  Co.  13  As- 
sembly street 
Fyfe,  Neilson,  Chalmers'  close, 

81  High  street 
Graham,  John,  45  Thistle  street 
Gray,  Andrew,  &  Co.  80  Shore 
Gray,  Wm.  10  Montgomery  st. 
Heriot,  Thomas,  48  Pleasance 
Kennedy,  Chas.  4  Infirmary  st. 
Kerr,  William,  93  Rose  street 
Linton,  Andrew,  87  High  street 
Livingston,  A.  15  St  Patrick  sq. 
M'Fadyen,  Finlay,  108  Kirkgate 
Mackay,  Wm.  31  Blair  street 
JM'Laren,  Dan.  6  East  Adam  st. 
Millar,  James,  137  Kirkgate 
Mossman,  Donald,  115  Kirkgate 
Robertson,  David,  and  Sou,  8 
Elbe  street 

Cork   Carpet   Fitters 

and  £ayers. 
(See  Carpet  Planners.) 


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Cork  @ole  Mannfac- 
tnrer. 

Dow,  ■Wm.  2  St  Mary's  wynd 
Corn  Merclsaiitis  and 
fltealea's. 

Aikman,  A.  17  Queensferry  st. 

Aitken,  Gray,  and  Co.  21  Ber- 
nard street 

Aitken,  Wm.  6  Melville  place 

Alexander,  Andrew,  11  Albany 
street,  Leith 

Alison  and  Cowan,  29  Constitu- 
tion street 

Anderson,  W.  100  Lauristonpl. 

Anderson,  Wm.  165  West  port 

Balfour,  J.  and  Co.  136  Consti- 
tution street 

Bell,  J,  and  Co.  50  Bernard  st. 

Bell,  R.  F.  and  Son,  5  Union 
place 

Berry,    Barclay,  and    Co.    127 
Constitution  street 

Bruce,  George,  6  Baltic  street 

Calder,  John,  38  Gilmour  place 

Cochrane,  Patterson,  and  Co.  18 
Constitution  street 

Combe,  Ree,  and  Co.  139  Con- 
stitution street 

Dickson,  James,  21  Norton  pi. 

Downs,  James,  2  Dake  street, 
Leith 

Fell  &  Stein,  127  Constitution 
street 

Pulton,  Weir,  and  Co.  8  Consti- 
tution street 

Gibson  and  Walker,  Benning- 
ton steam  mills 

Graham,  Thos.  26  Sheriff  brae 

GuUand,  John,  20  Greenside  st. 

Harpers,    Thomson,    and    Co. 
Corn  Exchange,  Leith 

Hay,  A.  30  Alva  street 

Hay,  John,  88  Grassmarket 

Henderson,  D.  W.  129  Consti- 
tution street 

Henderson,  W.  &  Son,  16  Cow- 
gatehead 

Herdman,  John,  Bell's  mills 

Hobkirk,  John,  12  Windsor  st, 

Hume,   James,    and   Co.   Hay- 
market  mills 

Jones,  R.  M.  and  Co.  19  Consti- 
tution street 

Ker,     Thomas,    and    Son,    St 
Leonard's  house 

Lawson,  J.  and  R.   64  Grass- 
market 

Liddle,  James,  46  George  IV. 
bridge 

Lindsay  and  Son,  31  Cowgate 

Lizards  and  Taylor,  17  Quality 
street 

Loudon,  Wm.  10  Beaumont  pi. 

M'Farlane,  A.  and  Son,  61  Con- 
stitution street 


M'Gregor,  Walter,  44  Kirkgate, 
M'Lean  &  Hope,  1  King's  stables 
Murray,  Robert,  7  Roxburgh  pi. 
ISTeuffert,  J.  M.  20  Constitution 

street 
Palmer,  D.  15  Cowgatehead 
Palmer,  T.  56  Grassmarket 
Pendreigb,  James  and  George, 

135  Constitution  street 
Porteous,  John,  9  Hill  square 
Pringle,  Wm.  and  Co.  16  Grass- 
market 
Rendall,  Wm.  32  Bernard  street 
Robertson  and  Hope,  129  Con- 
stitution street 
Robertson,  E.  130  Nicolson  st. 
Robinows  and  Majoribanks,  25 

Constitution  street 
Rose,  L.  and  Co. 5  Bank  st.Leith 
Scott,  Mungo,  15  Graham  street 
Scougall,  Ellis,  and  Co.  17  Con- 
stitution street 
Sharp,  Robert,  26  Up.  Gray  st. 
Shireff,  Chas.  H.  2  High  Calton 
Simpson,  J.  F.  Junction  steam 

mills,  Hillhousefield 
Sinclair,  John,  Edinburgh  steam 

mills,  Fountainbridge 
Smith,  A.  22  Bernard  street 
Smith,Daniel,25  Haddington  pi. 
Smith,  P.  B.  137  Constitution  st. 
Smith,  Thos.  21  Quality  street 
Somner,  R.  North  British  rally. 
Sorensen,  Marius,  122  Consti- 
tution street 
Stegmann  and  Co.  34  Constitu- 
tion street 
Stein,  J.  and  A.  Lochrin 
Steven,  A.  17  Cheyne  street 
Taysen  and  Wilson,  136    Con- 
stitution street 
Thomson,  James,  5  Leven  st. 
Thomson,  T.  Gilmore  st.  Paul's 

work 
Thomson,  Wm.  North   British 

railway  station 
Traill,  R.  C.  35  Bernard  street 
Watson,  Turcan,  and  Co.  30-a 

Constitution  street 
Whitelaw,  M.  and  W.  19  Ber- 
nard street 
Williamson  &  Stark,  19  Bernard 

street 
Wilson,  Thos.  11  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  W.  Swanfield  mills 
Wren,  George,  44  Mitchell  st. 
Yule  and  Macandrew,  26  Con- 
stitution street 

Corsei  Maker®. 
(See  Slay  and  Corset  Makers) 

Cowfeeders. 
Aitehison,  Robert,  6  Potterrow 
Begbie,  John,  174  High  street 
and  48  Crosscausey 


Bell,  Robert,  6  Grove  place 
Brook,  James,  68  Thistle  street 
Brown,  James,  3  Cowgate  head 
Bow,  Thomas,  4  E.  Sciennes  st. 
Cairns,  John,  90  Fountainbridge 
Cameron,  Alex.  5  Duncan  st. 
Cameron,  Robert,  93  South  back 

of  Canongate 
Campbell,  John,  18  Rose  street 
Chisholm,  R.  55  Bristo  street 
Christie,  James,  4  Barony  st. 
Cockburn,  A.  208  Canongate 
Cockburn,  Mrs  P.  30  Duke  si, 

Leith 
Coltherd,  J.  16  Cumberland  st. 
Cooper,  Wm.  36  Broughton  st. 
Cooper,  Mrs,  3  Sheriff  brae 
Crombie,  Thomas,  Bell's  mills 
Dick,  T.  9  Bedford  street 
Dickson,  Wm.  68  Potterrow 
Forbes,  John,  32  Earl  Grey  st. 
Gardiner,  Peter,  5  Union  street 
Gibson,  John,  1  Hope  street 
Gray,  W.  46  India  place 
Haddow,  W.  10  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Heatly,  A.  9  St  Andrew  street, 

Leith 
Henderson,  J.  Roseburn 
Henderson,  James,  4  Pitt  st. 
Honey  man,  Thomas,  48  Thistle 

street 
Jack,  Colin,  1  Haddington  pi. 
Jack,  W.  37  Dean  street 
Jackson,  Robert,  Maryfield 
Kilpatrick,  A.  1  Scotland  street 
Kinloch,  James,  20  Hanover  st. 
Laidlaw,  D.  115  Cowgate 
Laidlaw,  Ralph,  5  High  riggs 
Laurie,  George,  4  Quality  street 
Laurie,  John,  32  Couper  street 
Law,  George,  Hillhousefield 
Learmonth,  A.  29    St  Patrick 

square 
M'Dougall,  W.  26  Greenside  st. 
M.'Ewen,  John,  19  Broughton  st. 
M'Farlane,  Alex.  Lovers'  lane 
Macfarlane,  D.  14  Queensferry 

street 
M'Intosh,  Alex.   13   Greenside 

street 
Mather,  Mrs  M.  97  High  street 
Maxwell,  Geo.  12  Melville  place 
Millar,  M,  Morningside 
Mitchell,  Robt.  20  Brunswick  st. 
Moffat,  Mrs  Alex.  2  Coburg  st. 
Morgan,  John,  2  Primrose  st. 
Mo  watt,  Wm.  119  Kirkgate 
Munrow,  Thomas,  5  Warriston 

place 
Ogg,  Peter,  128  Rose  street 
Orr,  George,  45  India  place 
Orr,  Wm.  33  Jamaica  street 
Paterson,  J.  37  Duke  st.,  Leith 
Pinkerton,  Benj.   14  Hamilton 

place,  Stockbridge 


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Dye 


Pringle,  "W.  4  Elbe  street 
Eamage,  Mrs  W.  8  S.  Niddry  st. 
Eobertson,  A.  70  Eose  street 
Eobertson,  J.  42  Londou  street 
Kobertson,  Wm.  1  Church  st, 
Eoss,  John,  43  William  street 
Sanderson,  Andrew,  60   Nicol- 

son  street 
Scott,  J.  1  Albany  street 
Shaw,  E.  Mainpoint 
Sibbald,  Wm.  Werter  house 
Simpson,    James,    Eosemount, 

Gardner's  crescent 
Slimon,  J.  31  Giles'  street 
Smith,  G.  3  Northumberland  pi. 
Smith,  William,  Bennington 
Smith,  Mrs  M.  5  Horse  wynd 
Sommerville,  Mrs,  9  Macdowall 

street 
Spence,  Mrs,  Thornybauk 
Stevenson,  David  12  High  riggs 
Stewart,  L.  Lovers'  loan 
Stobie,  W.  38  St  Leonard's  and 

17  Clerk  street 
Taylor,  Alex.  13  Queen  street, 

Leith 
Taylor,  George,  32  Sheriff  brae 
Thomson,  James,  239  High  st. 
Watson,  Thomas,  21  Downie  pi. 
White,  Stephen,  217  Cauongate 
White,  Thos.  8  St  Anthony  pi. 
Wilson,  Cha.  17  Brunswick  st. 
Wilson,  David,  176  Eose  street 
Wilson,  Isabella,  5  Saunders'  st. 
Wilson,  Peter,  jun.,  3  Picardy 

place 
Wilson,  Thos.  8  Calton  street 
■  Wood,  John,  1  Springfield 
Wood,  John,  1  Potterrow 

Cappers. 
Gumming,  Chas.  17  London  st. 
Xerr,  J.  D,  15  Dublin  street 

Carriers. 

(See  Leather  Mercliants.) 

Cutlers  ami  Sorgical 

Instranieut  Makers. 

Arbuckle,  Joseph,  31  Hanover 

street. — See  Adv. 
Archibald,  Mrs  M.  117  Kirkgate 
Hilliard,  H.  and  H.  7  Nicolson 

street 
Ker,  Thomas,  27  Potterrow 
M'Dougal,  Thos.  48  Cockburn 

street 
Macfarlane,  Alex.   1   Glanville 

place 
M'Kenzie,  David,  58  South  br. 
Eichardson,  Wm.  53  North  br. 
Euddiman,  John,  31  West  Ee- 

gister  street 
Young,  Arch.  58  North  bridge 


Dentists. 

Aitchison,  Thomas  S.  31  North 

bridge 
Ayton,  Edward,  1  Charlotte  pi. 
Chisholm,  J.  K.  15  Duke  street 
Corbet,  W.  53  Frederick  street 
Cormack,  A,  53  George  IV.  br. 
Croall,  Wm.  14  Leopold  place 
Cunningham,  J.  T.  114  Lauris- 

ton  place 
Douglas,  J.  6  North  St  Andrew 

street 
Finlayson,  M.  53  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
Finlayson,  Thomas,  33  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Hoarder,  T.  B.  18  Frederick  st. 
Hogue,  D.  Wilson,   65  Queen 

street 
Hogue,  R.  65  Queen  street 
Hutchins,  C.  26  Charlotte  sq. 
Imlach,  F.  B.  48  Queen  street 
Macgregor,  Malcolm,  13  Frede- 
rick street 
M'Intosh,  Jaa.  18  North  bridge 
Macintosh,  Thos.H.  75  Princes 

street 
Mein,  Archibald,  94  George  st. 
Merrilees,  F.  101  George  street 
Morrison,  James  D.  8  Wemyss 

place.  Queen  street 
Nasmyth,  E.  5  Charlotte  square 
Nelson,  James,  21  Montague  st. 
NicoU,  Wm.  S.  5  Antigua  st. 
Orphoot,  Peter,  113  George  st. 
Orrock  and  Hepburn,  7  Aber- 

cromby  place 
Peattie,  D.  and  A.  6  Rankeillor  st. 
Eeid,  E.  19  Heriot  row 
Eoberts,  W.  A.  30  Queen  street 
Smith,  John,  11  Wemyss  place 
Surenne,  J.  G.  3  Clarence  street 
Swanson,  George  P.  57  Castle 

street 
Swanson,  John,  57  Castle  street 
Vernon,  W.  P.  80  Princes  street, 

— See  Adv. 
Watt,  M.  J.  13  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Wicks,  John,  46  Queen  street 
Wilson,  A.  18  Young  street 

Idie  &,  Stamp  Cutters, 

Banks,  John,  59  South  bridge 
Hutton,  James,  25  North  bridge 
Irvine,  J.  13  W.  Eegister  street 
Kirkwood,  A,   and    Son,    9  St 

James'  square 
Murdoch,  C,  and  Son,  4  George 

street 
Nicol,  Eobert,  37  North  bridge 
Pattison,  E.  60  North  bridge 
Slater,  E.  and  Son,  26  St  James' 

square 
Souter,  James,  46  Cockburn  st. 


S^istillers. 

Bernard  and  Co.  Leith  distillery, 
Yardheads 

Gilbey,  W.  and  A.  12  St  An- 
drew square 

Mackie,  N.  M.  &  Co.  14  Assem- 
bly street 

Menzies,  Bernard,  and  Craig, 
Caledonian  distillery,  Hay- 
market 

Raimes,  Blanshards,  and  Co.  (of 
essential  oils,)  Smith's  place 

Usher,  A.  and  J.  Edinburgh  dis- 
tillery, W.  Sciennes, 

ISrapers. 

(See  Haberdashers.) 

DB'essniakers. 

(See  Milliners.) 

fl9ressing;-case  Makers. 

(See  Pocket-hook  Makers.) 

I9rag;g;ists. 

(See  Apothecaries) 

Drysalters,  «&c. 

Barry  and  Co.  92  North  back  of 
Canongate — See  Adv. 

Blair,  James,  40  Leith  street 

Craig  and  Eose,  Leith  walk 

Duncan,  Colin,  and  Son,  Old 
Church  street 

Liddle,  Wm.  47  Eegent  arch 

M'Laren  and  Co.  24  St  James' 
square 

Parker,  M.  and  Co,  Whitfield 
place 

PatuUo,  James  W.  58  Leith  st. 

Eaimes,  Blanshards,  and  Co. 
Smith's  place 

Eichardson  Brothers,  105  West 
bow 

Sang  and  Barker,  Barony  street 

Shepherd,  Wm.  20  Blair  street 

Sinclair  and  Co.  1  and  2  Calton 
street 

Taylor  and  Dick,  8  Lawrie  st. 

Trail  and  Fletcher,  31  St  An- 
drew square 

Warden,  W.  St  Anthony  court 

©yers  and  Scourers. 
Anderson,  Jas.  74  Causeyside 
Beaton,  A.  3  Nelson  street 
Cassie,  A.  70  South  Clerk  street 
Cassie,  Andrew,  N.  Pitt  street 
Donald,  Wm.  34  Frederick  st. 

and  Bellevue 
Douglas,  Thos.  and  Co.  19  Nid- 

dry  street 
Gibson,  J.  and  Co.  90  Nicolson 

street 


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Harris,  James,  24  Crosscausey 

Hay  and  Son,  13  North  Mel- 
ville place 

Hay,  Peter  and  Robt.  1  Heriot 
buildings  and  5  South  St 
David  street. — See  Adv. 

Lindsay,  Mrs,  17  Greenside  st. 

M'Kechnie,  James,  41  West 
Nicolson  street 

M'Nab,  A.  and  J.  39  Queen  st. 
— See  Adv. 

Macquillen,  W.  4  Portland  place 

Pullar  and  Son,  23  Waterloo  pi. 

Richards  and  Sons,  11  Charlotte 
street,  Leith 

Richards,  J.  46  Water  lane 

Weddell,  J.  and  Son,  6  Infir- 
mary street 

White,  T.  31  Tolbooth  wynd, 
Leith 

White,  Mrs,  8  Dublin  street 

Wortham,  H.  1  Queen  st.  and  50 
London  street. — See  Adv. 

ILmlbroidererg. 

Bennet,  A.  and  M.  138  Kirkgate 
Bowie,  Misses,  87  Princes  street 

and  64  Leith  street 
Cairns,  Mrs,  118  Princes  street 
Levison,  Madlle.  78  Princes  st. 
M'Connel,  B.  and  M,  46  George 

street 

E2ng;ineeris. 

Bain  &  Co.  Lochrin  works. — 

See  Adv. 
Bertram,  Geo.  35  West  Sciennes 
Bertram,  James,  and  Son,  Leith 

walk  Foundry 
Blaikie,  G.  P.  3  Comely  green  pi. 
Bouch,  T.  78  George  street 
Bow,  Rob.  H.  7  South  Gray  st. 
Blyth,  B.  &  E.  135  George  st. 
Brebner,  A.  7  Comely  green  pi. 
Bruce  k.  Cunningham,  21  Castle 

street 
Carfrae  and  Clouston,  1  Erskine 

place 
Conquergood,  Franc,  18  South 

Junction  street,  Leith 
Coyne,  R.  21  George  street 
Douglas,  Robert,  24  George  st. 
Dove,  James,  &  Co.  Greenside 

lane 
Fairbairn,  Wm.  19  St  Andrew 

square 
Geddes,  J.  and  G.  H.  16  Shand- 

wick  place 
Gibson,  G.  24  St  Andrew  sq. 
Gird  wood,  John,  18  Greenside 

row 
Gorrje,  Wm.  M.  6  George  street 
Greig,  D.  and  J.  96  Fountain- 
bridge 


Hawthorns  and  Co.  South  Junc- 
tion street  and  Granton 
Hay,  John    C.  11    Melbourne 

place 
Howkins,  J.  Granton  pier 
Inglis,  William,  24  George  st. 
Jardine,  W.  A.  271  High  street 
Jopp,  C.  24  St  Andrew  square 
Kelly,    John,    and    Sons,    113 

Rose  street. — See  Adv. 
Laidlaw,  R.  and  Son,  Simon  sq. 

— See  Adv. 
Landale,  D.  6  Forth  street 
Leslie,  J.  72  George  street 
Lightbody,  F.  6  George  street 
Long,  T.  and  Co.  21  New  st. 
Lorimer  and  Young,  37  Frede- 
rick street 
M'Call,  C.  and  Co.  Montgomery 

street 
Mackie,  J.  143  Princes  street 
Marshall,  W.  11  Arniston  place 
Miller,  John,  137  Princes  street 
Morrison,  W.  39  Whitfield  pi. 
Morton,  S.  H.  and  Co.  Yictoria 

Dock,  Leith 
Mudie,  D.  C.  Panmure  foundry. 

North  Back  of  Canongate 
Mushets,  66  Lothian  road — J. 

Gilray,  agent 
Parnell,  H.  35  Castle  street 
Paterson,  J.  20  St  Andrew  sq. 
Reid,  John,  12  Baltic  street 
Ritchie,  R.  16  Hillst.— See^tZv. 
Robertson,  George,  47  Albany 
street,   Edinburgh,  and  New 
Works,  Leith  Docks 
Robertson,   J.  and  Son,  8  Ad- 
miralty street 
R-Jbertson,  W.  102  Pleasance 
Romans,  John,  63  Frederick  st. 
Ross,  John,  21  Duke  st.  Leith 
Sang,  E.  Elmslie,  35  Cockburn 

street  and  2  George  street 
Seggie,  A.  Broughton  market 
Slight,  A.  and  G.  H.  34  Leith 

walk 
Smith,  W.  4  Melbourne  place 
Stevenson,  D.  &  T.  84  George 

street 
Stewart,  A.  D.  12  Castle  street 
Stewart  and  Menzies,  13  Young 

street 
Stirling,  James,  11  Hill  street 
Soutter,  Arch   3  Hill  street 
Taylor,  John  &  Co.  Gilmour  pk. 
Tennant,  T.  M.  and  Co.  Bowers- 
hall,  Bennington  road 
Thomson,  D.  and  J.  Broughton 

market,  and  9  Stead's  place 
Thornton,     R.     20     Cockburn 

street. — See  Adv. 
Tod  and  Son,  29  Leith  walk 
Toshack,  R.  66  Fountainbridge 
Williamson,  J.  4  Fingal  place 


Wood,  John,  Chalmers'  close,  81 
High  street 

Wylie  and  Peddie,  9  George  st. 

Young,  James,  and  Co.  27  Cross- 
causey.— See  Adv. 

Enjyravers  and  Cop- 
perplate Sprinters. 

(The  *  indicates  Printers.) 
Aikman,  G,  and  Son,  29  North 

bridge 
*Banks  and  Co.  26  Waterloo  pi. 
Bartholomew,  G.  6  Elm  row 
Bartholomew,  J.  4-A  North  br. 
Bell,  R.  C.  2  Prestou  terrace 
Brodie,  J.  1  Farquharson  place 
Brown,  John,  5  Calton  hill 
Brown,  Thos.  23  Grange  loan 
*Brydone,  J,  and  Son,  12  Elder 

street 
Carstairs,  A.  19  S.  St  David  st. 
Cherry,  John,  84  High  street 
*Clark,  R.  10  So.  Hanover  st. 
Cowan,  W.  15  St  James'  square 
Cruickshank,    William,   18    St 

James'  square 
Dalziel,  Wm.  4  East  James  st. 
*Dawson,  W.  21  Nicolson  st. 
Dick,  Thomas,  13  Hill  place 
Douglas,  W.  2  Grey  friars'  pi: 
*Edmonstone,  F.  and  Son,  63 

North  bridge 
Ford,  Alex.  142  High  street 
Forrest,  W.  17  Archibald  pi. 
*Forrester,  Samuel,  7  George  st. 
*Gellatly  &  White,  26  George  st. 
Hay,  Alex.  4  North  bridge 
*Higgins  and  Thom,  8  North 

Bank  street 
Holiday,  Thos.  17  St  James' sq. 
Home,  Robt.  13  George  street 
''Hope,  J.  R.  27  South  bridge 
Horsburgh,  J.  18  Buccleuch  pi. 
Johnston,  James,  105  High  st. 
^Johnston,  W.  and  A.  K.  4  St 

Andrew  square 
Le  Conte,  J.  5  Glanville  place 
M'Glashan,  Alex.  26  Clyde  st. 
M'Lean,  Charles,  1 7  Elder  st. 
M'Leod,  J.  90  South  bridge 
Main,  E.  31  North  bridge 
Mein,  J.  Z.  9  Leith  street  ter. 
'^Menzies,  J.  M.  30  Hanover  st. 
Millar,  Wm.  4  Hope  park 
Mitchell,  D.  19  Gay  field  square 
*Mould  and  Tod,  3  and  4  St 

James'  square 
Naismith,  J.  W.  1 3  St  James'  sq. 
•"Nimmo,  D.  3  E.  Register  st. 
Nimmo,  J.  and  J.  7  Carrubber'a 

close 
Park,  William,  35  Hanover  st. 
Peacock  Brothers,  1  Milne  sq. 
Richardson,  W.  2  Talbot  place 
*Ritchie,  A.  19  S.  St  David  st. 


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^Schenck  and  Macfarlane,  19  St 

James'  square. — See  Adv. 
*Schenck,  P.  12  Eoyal  Exchange 
*Scott  and  Ferguson,  63  Princes 

street 
Simpson,  David  C.  29  Elder  st. 
*Smitb,,  H.  W.  102  South  br. 
Tod,  John,  8  Thistle  street 
*Turner,  J.  &  Co.  Lothian  road 
Waugh,  George,  21  Leith  street 
"West,  John,  12  Ciiarles  street 

Engravers  osi  WootS. 
Adam,  John,  1  Windsor  street 
Aikman,  George,  and  Son,  29 

North  bridge 
Borders,  P.  1  London  street 
Brown,  J.  1 1  West  Adam  street 
Comer,  J.  M.  10  Brighton  st. 
Cowan,  W.  15  St  James'  square 
Mitchell,  D.  19  Gayfield  square 
Patterson,  W.  19  E.  Drummond 

street 
Paterson,  Eobt.  18  Lothian  st. 
Williams,  W.  14  Clerk  street 
Young,  E.  1  Eankeillor  street 

Engravers  (Seal.) 
(See  Seal  Engravers). 

Envelope  Manafac- 
tnrers. 

Nichol  aud  Co.  104  High  st. 

Farriers. 
(See  Smiths.) 

Fisls-Cwrers. 

(See  Coopers.) 

Fishin  5?-TacMe 
ISakers. 

Dryden,  A.  24  Hanover  street 

Hogg,  P.  79  Princes  street 

Lang,  Samuel,  14  S.  St  David  st. 

Phin,  C.  and  A.  80  Princes  st. 

Eutherford,  Wm.  52  Princes  st. 
and  5  Hanover  street 

Shanks,  Thos.  3  Frederick  st. 

Tarbet,  John,  11  South  St  An- 
drew street 

Wilson,  G.  19  Waterloo  place 

Fishmsoaig-ers. 
Aitchison,  David,  26  Leven  st. 
Anderson,  John,  106  George  st. 
Brannon,  James,  25  Leith  wynd 
Brown,  John,  16  Lothian  street 
Cook,  Alex.  3  South-East  Circus 

place 
Dalziel,  Miss,  36  Frederick  st. 
Edington,  A.  8  W.  Newington 
Finlay,   Thomas,   51   Charlotte 

street,  Leith. 
Green,  George,  96  Giles'  street 
Imlay,  G.  9  South  College  st. 
Jameson,  J.  60  Castle  street 


MoflFat,  G.  38  Dundas  street 
Muirhead,  Charles,  79  Queen  st. 
Eeid,  Wm.  4  Fishmarket  and 

35  Frederick  street 
Turnbull,  T.  22  Lothian  street 
Wharton,  Mrs,  69  Leith  wynd 
Wilson,  John,  8  Charlotte  place 
Wilson,  E.  4  South  Melville  pi. 
Wilson,  Mrs,  6  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 

Fignre-ISakers. 

Carnishelle,  J.  4  Greenside  pi. 

Lazzaroni,    A.    and    Sons,    71 

Adam  square,  South  bridge 


Alexander,  Jn.  53  Earl  Grey  st. 
Alexander,  E.  &  A.  W.  42  So. 

Clerk  street 
Ancrum,  T.  6  South  Junction  st. 
Anderson,  Andrew,  Veal  market 
Anderson,  Jn.  j  un.  1 06  George  st. 
Anderson,  Wm.  18  Mid.  Market 
Banks,  Charles,  9  India  place 
Barron,  Wm.  20  Greenside  st. 
Brown,  John,  7  Shrub  place 
Bruce,  D.  18  Middle  market 
Bruce,  Jas.  13  E.  Eichmond  st. 
Brydon,  Jas.jun.  36  Kirkgate 
Cameron,  Thos.  36  Mid.  market 
Carfrae,  William,  89  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Campbell,  Thos.  4  Summers  pi. 
Carmichael,  E.  75  Northumber- 
land street 
Carmichael,  W.  1  to  5  Brough- 

ton  market 
Cathie,  L  19  William  street 
Charles,  Wm.  8  Middle  market 
Conning,  A.  7  Deanhaugh  st. 
Cowan,  John,  27  Mid.  market 
Dalgleish,  D.  15  Bread  street 
Dalgleish,  E.  161  Fountainbr. 
Dewar,  Hugh,  8  E.  Eegister  st. 
Dickson,  Adam,  59  Causey  side 
Dixon,  John,  6  Kerr  street 
Dixon,  W.  James,  46  Dundas  st. 
Dores  and  Laidlaw,  23  and  24 

Middle  market 
Dunn,  Thos.  7  South  Clerk  st. 
Falconer,  H.  D.  82  Pleasance 
Ferguson,  W.  60  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
Forgie,  John,  3  Middle  market 
Gallaway,  J.  &W.  24  Causeyside 
Gilroy,  Wm.  171  Pleasance 
Gowanlock,  W.  and  A.  43  West 

Nicolson  street 
Gravett,  James,  52  Hanover  st. 
Gray,  Thos.  20  Home  street 
Gray,  William,  15  Tobago  st. 
Hallidaj',  Adam,  171  West  port 
Hamilton,  Jas.  16  Newmarket, 

Leith 


I-Iardie,  A.  12  St  Anthony  pi. 
Hogg,  Thomas,  7  N.  Melville 

place 
Hunter,  F.  49  Lothian  street 
Inch,  David,  3  Howard  street 
Inch,  John,  53  London  street 
Irvine,  G.  13  Queensferry  street 
Jockei  and  Co.  60  Queen  street 
Johnston,  A.  3  Queensferry  st. 
Johnston,  J.  Drumdryan 
Johnston,  J.  46  Broughton  st. 
Johnston,  J.  L.  180  Canongate 
Kirkwood,  A.  297  Canongate 
Knowles,  Andrew,  63  High  st. 
Lawrie,  A.  40  High  street 
Lawrie,  J.  39  Duke  st.  Leith 
Lisle,  G.  1  Jamaica  street 
M'Donald,  Alex.  8  Antigua  st. 
M'Donald,  Alex.  jun.  9  Baxter's 

place 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  44  Canongate 
M'Gregor,  John,  7  High  market 
M'Laren,  G.  10  Cowgatehead 
M'Laren,  W.  and  G.  103  Nicol- 
son street 
M'Millan,  T.  jun,  45  Clerk  st. 
Mason,    George,    48    Hanover 

street 
Mather,  James,  Newhaven 
Mitchell,  John,  124  West  port 
MoiFat,  James,  31  Pitt  street 
MoflFat,  W.  36  Couper  street 
Moore,  M.  32  West  Eichmond  st. 
Morham,  Dav.  Fleshmarket 
Mortimer,  Geo.  10  Elder  street 
Mortimer,  John,  133  Eose  st. 
Nisbet,  Mrs,  Mid  market 
Plummer,  Alex.  47  Home  street 
Plummer,  John,  1  and  2  Middle 

market 
Eaeburn,  Wm.  8  Sciennes  st. 
Eankin,  D.  9  W.  Salisbury  st. 
Eennie,  W.  and  A.  118  Nicol- 
son street 
Ritchie,    John,     40    Whitfield 

place 
Eobb,  Wm.  23  High  market 
Eutherford,  Thos.  27  Clerk  st. 
Samuel,  James,  Hillhousefield 
Samuel,  Mrs  A.  76  Abbey  hill 
Scott,  David,  2  High  market 
Scott,  Wm.  18  Eoxburgh  place 
Scott,  Mrs,  26  Lothian  street 
Scougall,   And.    1    St   Patrick 

square 
Shaw,  James,  36  W.  Richmond 

street 
Shearer,  J.  33  Earl  Grey  street 
Smart,   J.    and  R.   25  Middle 

market 
Smith,  Wm.  10  West  port 
Snow  and  Johnston,  5  Middle 

market 
Snow,  J.  1 6  St  James'  street 
Stark,  James,  34  Abbey  hill 


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Sutherland,  Jos.  15  "W.  Nicolson 

street 
Tait,  A.  and  Son, 29  Sandport  st. 
Taifc,  James,  Veal  market 
Tait,  John,  10  Portland  place, 

Leith 
Taylor,  Alex.  1  and  2  Melville 

place 
Taylor,  James,  44  Clerk  street 
Thyne,  W.  and  Sons,  4  Spring 

gardens,  Stockbridge 
Tod,  M.  10  Middle  market 
Tweedle,  E.  jun.,  42  Bridge  st. 
Walker,  J.  &  Son,  1  Albert  pi. 
Wallace,  J.  7  W.  Adam  street 
Waters,  Hendry,  24  Union  pi. 
Watson,  James,  48  Bristo  street 
Watson,  John,  13  Greenside  st. 
Wetherston,  H.  2  Howe  street 
White,  John,  28  Eose  street 
White,  E.  131  Canongate 
Wight,  G.  1  and  3  Albany  st. 
Wight,  Eobert,  6  High  market 
Wightman,  John,  17  Calton  st. 
Wilson,  Chas.  298  Lawnmarket 
Wilson,  David,  2  Eiddle's  close, 

Leith 
Wilson,  D.  24  Frederick  street 
Wilson,  George,  245  Canongate 
Wilson,  James,  146  George  st. 
Wilson,  James,  1  Pitt  street 
Wilson,  T.  and  Son,  9  Calton  st. 
Winter,  Thomas,  18  Duncan  et. 
Wood  and  Martin,  8  High  mkt. 
Wood,  W.  2  Bristo  street 
Young  and  Son,  8  Stockbridge, 

market 

Floor-cloth  Fitters 

and  flayers. 

(See  Carpet  Planners.) 

Floor-clotSi 
Manufacturers. 

Campbell,  P.  4  Greenside  street 
Clapperton,  W.  E.  59  Princes  st. 
Wilshere,  Michael,  17  Greenside 
place. — (See  Adv.) 

Fringe  and  Tassel 

Makers. 
Knox,  Samuel,  and  Dickson,  15 

Hanover  street 
Keston,  Miss  J.  68  George  st. 
Stevenson,  Alex.  53  South  br. 
Stevenson,  Thos.  77  Princes  st, 
Stoddart,  J.  1  South  bridge 

Fruit  «&  Tea  Stealers. 
Baird,  T.  IS  Stockbridge  markt. 
Bayne,  Chas.  5  W.  St  Andrew  st. 
Boyd,  Bayne,  &  Co.  41  Princes 

street 
Brown,  William,  5  Hanover  st. 

and  21  Charlotte  place 


Cameron,  Geo.  33  Frederick  st. 
Carstairs  and  Son,  121  George 

street 
Chisholm,  D.  37  Haddington  pi. 
Christie,  Eobt.  53  Hanover  st. 
Cockburn,  James,  1  Lindsay  pi. 
Dalziell,  Mrs,  62  Bernard  st. 
Dickson,  Marg.  12  Lothian  st. 
Doig,  James,  6  Market  place 
Pinlay,  J.  19  Broughton  street 
Foote,  J.  23  Dundas  street 
Hamilton,   And.    12    Nicolson 

street 
Henderson,  Miss,  39  Howe  st. 
Jameson,  E.  79  Queen  street 
Jamieson,  E.  1-b  Baxter's  place 

and  147  Princes  street 
Kay,  G.  13  W.  Newington 
Latham,  Eichard,  57  North  br. 
Lindsay,  J.  8  Physic  gardens  and 

Queen's  dock,  Leith 
M'Lean,   Dugald,  and  Son,  27 

Princes  st.  and  61  Queen  st. 
Mohring,  H.  55  Eegent  arch 
Nicol  and  Mitchell,  32  Castle  st. 
Paterson,  Miss  A.  7  N.  Pitt  st. 
Porter,  Jas.  16  IST.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Eeikie,  Mrs,  11  William  street 
Scott,  Alex.  8  Green  market 
Scott,  Mrs  A.  78  Queen  street 
Smith,  Francis,  2  St  Patrick  sq. 
Spence,  J.  1  Broughton  street 
Sutherland,  William,  41  Duke 

street,  Leith 
Waddel,  J.  54-a  Lothian  street 
White,  Eobert,  4  Albany  street 
Wilson,  J.  14  Catherine  street 
Wood,  William,  2  Bristo  place 

Farnitore  JBrokers. 

Adams,  Wm.  4  Howe  street 
Allan,  John,  18  Dundas  street 
Barker,  Patrick,  26  and  28  Blair 

street 
Beattie,  J.  20  West  Nicolson  st. 
Borland,  W.  100  Victoria  st. 
Brown,  Charles,  105  Cowgate 
Dalgleish    and    Forrest,    3    St 

Andrew  square.' — (See  Adv.) 
Dodds,  J.  and  E.  64  Cowgate 
Gibson,  Thomas,  146  Pleasanee 
Glen,  Geo.  24  Frederick  street 
Glen,  Mrs,  186  Cowgate 
Goulding,  John,  128  Cowgate 
Goskirk,  A.  and  Son,  71  Cowgate 
Hillhouse,  Henry,  22  Blair  st. 
Hislop,  William,  28  Howe  st. 
Kidd,  P.  10  Victoria  street 
Lascelles,  Andrew,  251  Cowgate 
Middlemass,  T.  21  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Munro,  Neil,  43  Niddry  street 
0'Donnell,E.  &  Co.  43  Hanover 

street 


Robertson,  David,  Lothian  road 
Thomson,  J.  69  Cowgate 
Thomson,  James,  18  Hadding- 
ton place 
Thomson,  W.  45  Hanover  st. 

FuE'nttnre  l^riBBters 
and  M®reeia  l^eaSers. 
Clapperton,  W.  E.  59  Princes 

street 
Grieve,  Et.  and  Co.  83  George  st. 
Simpson,  James,  70  George  st. 


Famisliing; 
(See  Trimming  Warehouses') 

Furriers. 
Chisholm,  Miss,  37  North  br. 
Flint,  Mrs,  10  Antigua  street 
Macmahon,  J.  and  Son,  37  Han- 
over street 
Smith,  John,  78  Princes  street 

Cfardeners. 
AfHeck,  John,  Fillyside  gardens 
Aitken,  Mrs  James,  Dean 
Archer,  John,  Larchfield  villa 
Blackie,  G.  V.  9  Summerfield 
Blackie,  John,  1  Claremontpark 
Blair,  J.  Cherry  bank 
Brebner,  David,  4  Pilrig  street 
Bryden,  Mrs,  Moray  field,  Leith 
Cowan,  Jas.  28  Croft- an-righ 
Currie,  John,  9  Grange  road 
Dods,  J.  Old  Botanic  cottage, 

Haddington  place 
Douglas,  James,  South  bank 
Duguid,     John,     Tower     park, 

Cargilfield,  Wardie. 
Fleming,  T.  Dairy  lane 
Greenfield,  James,  Morningside 
Innes,  John,  Seafield 
Law,  George,  Hillhousefield 
Lawson,  Peter,  and  Son,  Wardie 
Lockhart,  W.  Dean 
Lothian,  P.  10  Saunders  street 
Low,  J.  2  Maryfield 
M'Donald,  D.  44  India  street 
M'Dougall,  Mrs,  Silverfield 
M'Kay,  Duncan,  Grange  loan 
Mackenzie,   John,    11    Grange 

loan 
Miller,  James,  Old  Bonnington 

house 
Millar,  Michael,  Morningside 
Millin,  Eobert,  Dairy  lane 
Milne,  John,  Sunny  bank  cottage 
Musgrave,  John,  Mayfield  loan 
Niven,  James,  AUanfield,  Leith 
Niven,  E.  sen.  Jamaica  st.  Leith 
O'Connell,  B.  Beaverhall 
Porterfield,   J.  H.  Upper  Her- 
mitage 
Purves,  Thomas,  Arthur  street, 

Leith  walk 
Eeid,  James,  Perniehill 


324 


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Gro 


Reid,  William,  Logie  green 
Robertson,  W.  Pilrig  street 
Ryrie,  A.  Dairy  lane 
Smith,  William,  Bennington 
Stewart,  Jos.  Bangholm  cottage 
Stewart,  L.  Lovers'  loan 
Taylor,  Jas.  Inverleith  gardens 
Thorn,  C.  Croft-an-righ 
Tod,  Alexander,  Maryfield 
Wilson,  John,  Easter  road 
Wilson,  Wm.  Lixmount,  Trinity 
Wood,  G.  Royal   Terrace   gar- 
dens 
Wood,  J.  Dean  gardens 
Young  and  Mackay,  Newington 
gardens 

€(asfitters. 

(See  Plumbers.) 

Gas  Meter  Makers. 

Alder,  Henry,  42  Sciennes. 

Cochrane,     James,     Greenside 
lane 

Cowan,  William,  60  Buccleuch 
street 

Pullerton,  Son,  &  Co.  5  Abbey 
mount 

Grant,  David,  and  Co.  45  Cross- 
causey 

Laidlaw,  R.  and  Son,  Simon  sq. 
— (See  Adv.) 

Lindsay,  Chas.  and  Co.  8  Green- 
side  street 

Milne,    J.    and    Son,     Milton 
house 

Nimmo,  P.  and  J.  8  N.  Bank 
street 

Cierman  Clock  Makers. 

Greiners,   Brothers,    80    South 
bridge 

Ketterer  and  Co.  23  Greenside 
street 

Klausman,  A.  and  D,  4  South 
bridge 

Laule  and  Hepting,  5   North 
bridge 

Cilass  Chandelier 

Maker. 

Sim,  F.  R.  96  Princes  street 
CJIass-Cutters. 

Hauptman,    I.    22     Greenside 

place 
M'intosh,  Ad.  Greenside  lane 
Millar,  H.  17  Leith  walk 

€}Iass-Manufactarers. 

Edinburgh  and  Leith  Glass  Co. 

42  Salamander  street 
Eorbes,  D.  13  St  Andrew  square 
Ford,  J.  Holyrood  glass  works 
Eraser,  D.  38  Leith  walk 
Lewis,  J.  A.  73  George  street 
Mackey,  John,  24  Greenside  pi, 


]  Ranken,  P.  16  Picardy  place 
Sim,  P.  R.  96  Princes  street 
Smith,  John,  1  Amphion  place 
Thomas,  John,  33  Leith  walk 


fnlass  Staiiiers. 
Ballantine,  James,  and  Son,  42 

George  street 
Barnett,  P.  99  Constitution  st. 
Cottier,  Daniel,  24  George  st. 
Field  and  Allan,  27  Frederick 

street,   Henderson  row,  and 

Junction  street 
Small,  D.  22  Greenside  place 
Walker,  Alex.  10  Leith  st.  ter. 

€ilaziers. 

(See  also  Painters.) 
Anderson,  S.  13  Coburg  street 
Anderson,  Wm.  10  North  Col- 
lege street 
Bisset,  AVemyss,  11  Hill  place 
Campbell,  J.  28  St  Patrick  sq. 
Clephane,  H.  92  High  street 
Conacher,  David,  18  Leith  st. 
Cropper,  Wm.  &  Son,  1  India  st. 
Dickson  and  Walker,  33  Frede- 
rick street 
Dodds,  William,  100  Pleasance 
Edwards,  James,  29  Tobago  st. 
Field  &  Allan,  27  Frederick  st. 
Eraser,  Alex.  132  High  street 
Graham,  Thomas,  29  Castle  st. 

and  12  Coal  hill 
Kerr,  J.  F.  61  Frederick  street 
Knox,  J.  16  Catherine  street 
Lawson,  Wm.  39  Bridge  street 
Macfarlane  and  Wallace,  7  Char- 
lotte place 
Macgill,  A.  21  Castle  street 
Martin,  Wm.  23  Lothian  road 
Martin,  Wm.  15  Frederick  st. 
Morrison,  James,  Upper  Draw- 
bridge 
Musgrove,  W.  5-a  Frederick  st. 
Ross,  R.  Jamieson,  8  W.  Nicol- 

son  street 
Shaw,  Joseph,  8  S.  Clerk  street 
Stewart,    Mrs,    9    Queensferry 

street  lane 
Watson,  David,  16  Leven  street 

dlobe  Maker. 

Fletcher,  Peter,  7  Clyde  street 

€i(Iovers  and  Breeelies 
Makers. 

Christie,  J.  &  Son,  16  George  st. 
Vallance,  G.  11  W.  Register  st. 


€io!dbeaters. 

Ross  and  Wright,  11  Calton  st, 
Tyrrell,  W.  74  Rose  street 
Wright,  Fred.  4  Swinton  row 


CfOldsmiths. 

Brydone,  J.  and  Son,  29  Princes 

street 
Crichton,  G.  and  M.  18  Princes 

street 
M'Donald,  W.  J.  139  Princes  st. 
Mackay,  Cunningham,  and  Co. 

54  Princes  street 
Marshall  and  Son,  87  George  st. 
Marshall,  J.  and  W.  41  George 

street 
Marshall,  W.  and  Co.  24  Princes 

street 

€rold  and  Silver  l^ace 
Manufactarers. 

Morton  and  Co.  12  Union  st. 

CJrocers,  Wholesale. 

Aikman,  A.  and  Co.  Calton  pi. 
Dickson,  Wm.  1  Argyle  square 
Potts,  W.  &  H.  Port-Hopetoun 
TurnbuU  and  Kay,  21  Green- 
side place 

Cirocers  and  Spirit 
Idealers. 

Adie,  A.  6  Coburg  street 
Affleck,  R.  40  St  Leonard  street 
Aitchison,  G.  35  Richmond  pi. 
Alexander,  John,  Newhaven 
Alexander,  Mrs  J.  79  Kirkgate 
Aliston,  Wm.  14  Elbe  street 
Alston,  J.  50  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Anderson,  D.  263  Cowgate 
Ar buckle,  A.  13  AthoU  place 
Baillie,  Charles,  8  Moray  street 
Bain,  D.  66  Bristo  street 
Balfour,  R.  152  Fountainbridge 
Ballingall,  David,  37  Kirkgate 
Barrowman,  Wm.  1  East  Rich- 
mond street 
Beaton,  Duncan,  6  Cowgate 
Black,  George,  9  Fox  lane 
Blackie,  J.  3  College  street 
Blylh,  R.  1  Portland  pi.  Leith 
Boag,  James  R.  55  S.  Clerk  st. 
Rolt,  James,  5  Dock  place 
Bradbrook,  Richard,  Newhaven 
Braidwood  and  Fowler,  1  Sand- 
port  street 
Brash,  Wm.  210  Canongate 
Brash,  Mrs  David,  18  Coal  hill 
Brown,  Alex.  33  Pitt  street 
Brown,  D.  29  Clerk  street 
Brown,  David,  100  West  port 
Brown,  John,  16  St  Anthony  pi. 
Brown,  John,  136  Nicolson  st. 
Brown,  R.  1  Duke  street,  Leith 
Bruce,  David,  131  High  street 
Brunschmid,  H.  20  Cassels  pi. 
Bucher,  Francis,  5  and  6  Tol- 
booth wynd,  Leith 
Burnet,  Wm.  37  Bristo  street 
Burns,  James  M.  234  Cowgate 


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Cairns,  Alex.  102  &  99  High  st. 
Calder  and  Forbes,  5  Lord  Rus- 
sell place 
Calder,  David,  112  Canongate 
Cameron,  James,  15  India  pi. 
Cameron,  Joseph,  10  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Cameron,  Thos.  Alison's  place 
Carter,  Mrs  John,  202  Pleasance 
Chad  wick,  Mrs  J.  12  Shrub  pi. 
Chessar,  Robert,  69  Canongate 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  20  South  Rich- 
mond street 
Christie,  G.  11  Abbey  hill 
Christie,  J.  30  High  street 
Christie,  Robert,  53  Hanover  st. 
Clark   &  Crawford,   3  Rutland 

place 

Cochrane,  R.  H.  248  Canongate 

Cockburn,  J.  and  G.  21  Castle 

street,    3    India   street,   and 

135  Princes  street 

Colquhoun,  P.  70  Cumberland 

street 
Corbet,  Peter,  9  Elbe  street 
Coubrough,  J.  19  Greenside  st. 
Cowie,  Thomas,  23  S.  College  st. 
Coxson,  James,  100  Abbey  hill 
Craig,  James,  40  Broughton  st. 
Craig,  James,  40  Clerk  street 
Craig,  Thomas,  50  Broughton  st. 
Crawford,  Geo.  3  Cumberland  st. 
Crighton,  James,  1  Kerr  street 
Crocket,  David,  21  Tobago  st. 
Currer,  Adam,  79  Queen  street 
Currie,  Adam,  25  Dock  street 
Cuthbert,  D.  36  Brunswick  st. 
Darling,  Robt.  10  Drummond  st. 
Dempster,  George,  4  Annfield, 

Newhaven 
Dick,  William,  17  Dean  street 
Dickson,  A.  3  Elder  street 
Dickson,  A.  179  High  street 
Dickson,  A.  6  and  7  Antigua 

street 
Dickson,   James,   12   Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Dickson,  Robert,  7  Canning  pi. 
Dickson,  Mrs  W.  23  Jamaica  st. 
Dingwall,  John,  117  Cowgate 
Dixon  and  Co.  35  Northumber- 
land street 
Donaldson,  G.  1  IMackenzie  pi. 
Donaldson,  Wm.  10  Moray  st. 
Douglas  and  Mason,  96  George 

street 
Drybrough,  G.  Newhaven 
Drysdale,  D.  2  Nicolson  street 
Drysdale,  Wm.  223  High  street 
Dudgeon,  Alex.  35-a  India  pi. 
Dunbar,  James,  152  Rose  street 
Duncan,  J.  18  S.  St  James'  st. 
Dymock  and  Guthrie,  16  Nicol- 
son street 
Elliot,  Robert,  94  West  port 


Fairbairn,  Robt.  126  Causeyside 
Fairley,  J.  and  Sons,  67  Lauri- 

ston  place 
Fairley,  James,  1  Gilmore  place 
Falconer,  D.  18  Home  street 
Farquhar,  A.  20  Broughton  st. 
Ferguson,  Thomas,  2  Market  pi. 
Fergusson,  Wm.  22  Maitland  st. 
Ferrier,  C.  24  St  Leonard  street 
Fisher,  Wm.  17  Home  street 
Ford,  James,  184   High  street 

and  6  Merchiston  terrace 
Ford,  J.  67  St  Andrew  st.  Leith 
Porgan,  David,  27  Grassmarket 
Forrest,  James,  Water  of  Leith 
Fortune,  John,  111  Causeyside 
French,  John,  27  Bernard  st. 
Frier,  Andrew  A.  158  Fountain- 
bridge 
Galbraith,  Thomas,  381  H:igh  st. 
Gardner,  A.  259  High  street 
Garrioch,  John,  61  Bristo  street 
Gilbert,  Robert,  11  Yardheads 
Gillespie,  James,  22  Bread  st. 
Gillespie,  John,  15  Howe  street 
Glasgow,  W.  106  West  port 
Gormlay,  J.  112  Cowgate 
Graham,  A.  70  Bristo  street 
Gray,  George,  6  Jamaica  street 
Gray,  H.  27  Abbey  hill 
Gray,  John,  23   Broughton  st. 

and  19  Dublin  street 
Greliche,  Edward,  70  Thistle  st. 
Greenaway,  J.  33  Elder  street 
Grieve,  James,  28  Clerk  street 
Grieve,  Thomas,  40  Home  st. 
Gunn,  A.  12  Yardheads,  Leith 
Handyside,  Jas.  10  Causeyside 
Handyside,  Joseph,  Bath  place 
Hardie,  J.  15  Queensferry  street 
Haswell,  George,  1  S.  Clerk  st. 
Haswell,  James,  30   Greenside 

street  and  66  Grassmarket 
Hay,  Peter,  44  Lothian  street 
Hay,  P.  1  Pilrig  place 
Hay,  R.  and  G.  8  Huntly  street 

and  1  Elm  row 
Henderson,  Thomas,  21   Rich- 
mond place 
Henderson,  Wm.  1  Morrison  st. 
Herkes,  A.  89  St  Andrew  street, 

Leith 
Heron,  James,  160  Pleasance 
Hill,  James,  85  Kirkgate 
Hill,  Thomson,  &  Co,  45  Fre- 
derick street 
Hood,  Alex.  22  Couper  street 
Houliston,  John,  74  Leith  street 
Hunter,  George,  1 2  West  port 
Hunter,  James,  68  Shore 
Hutchieson,  P.  1  Hamburgh  pi. 
Innes  and  Grieve,  11  St  Andrew 

square 
Jackson,  P.  and  T.  1   Howard 
street 


Jardine,  W.  57  High  street 
Jeffrey,  Mrs,  Newhaven 
Kerr,  James,  89  Nicolson  street 
Kirk,  James,  225  High  street 
Kirkhope,  A.  3  Scotland  street 
Kirkhope,  J.  1  S.  Melville  place 
Kirkland,  Mrs  E.  8  Elder  street 
Knight,  William,  88  Canongate 
Laidlaw,  George,  Newhaven 
Laing,  James,  51  Kirkgate 
Law  &  Forrest,  5  Queensferry 

street 
Law,  R.  H.  49  Hanover  street 
Leadbetter,  J.  26  Causeyside 
Lees,  James,  34  Castle  street 
Lewis,  James,  6  and  7  Market 
street,  177  Canongate,  and  59 
Pleasance 
Lewis,  J.  34  Hanover  street 
Little,  A.  Hillhousefield,  Leith 
Luke,  T.  H,  11  Union  place 
M'Conachie,    Robert,    1    Mon- 
tague street 
M 'Donald,  David,  29  Shore 
M'Dougal,  G.  18  Howe  street 
M'Dougal,  Jas.  6  Dublin  street 
M'Dougall,  J.  1  Mansfield  place 
Macfarlane,  D.  73  Hanover  st. 
M'Finlay,  Robt.  96  High  street 
M'Gregor,  D.  120  Rose  street 
M'Kay,  G.  2  St  Leonard  street 
Mackintosh,  Robert,  173  Cow- 
gate 
M'Lachlan,  W.  5  Lindsay  place 
M'Lay,  P.  33  Lothian  road 
Macnab,  James,  17  Downie  pi. 
M'Pherson,  G.  39  Cumberland 

street 
Macrae,  John,  2  Clarence  street 
M'Vean,  M.  38  William  street 
M'Whannel,  P.  55  Frederick  st, 

and  6  India  place 
Martin,  Mrs  I.  19  Carnegie  st. 
Mathieson,  Thomas,  39  Dean  st. 
Mauchline,  Andrew,  26  North 

Richmond  street 
Melrose,  A.  &  Co.  93  George  st. 
Menelaws,  W.  143  George  street 
Menzies,  Mrs,  Lapicide  place 
Mitchell,  Geo.  72  and  74  Nicol- 
son street 
Miller,  J.  and  R.  46  Bridge  st. 
Mills,  Mrs,  16  William  street 
Milne,  James,  52  Lothian  st. 
Mochrie,  J.  84  Nicolson  street 
Montignani,  C.  L.  15  Shrub  pi. 
Moodie,  John,  14- a  Home  st. 
Morgan,  J.  227  Canongate 
Muir,  Margaret,  39  South  back 

of  Canongate 
Murray,  Alex.  3  Dumbiedykes 

road 
Murray,  A.  67  South  bridge 
Murray,  G.  51  Frederick  street 
Murray,  James,  36  Dundas  st 


326 Gun 

Nairn,  John,  1  Catherine  street 
Nicol  and  Mitchell,  32  Castle 

street 
Nicolson,  David,  and  Son,  36 
Canongate,  and  139  Kirk  gate 
Nicolson,  Wm.  1  East  Preston 

street 
Noble,  James,  1  Claremont  pi. 
Noble,  William,  7  William  st. 
Ogilvie,  C.  50  Dundas  street 
Pagan,  Arch.  14  India  place 
Paterson,  A.  F.  39  Kirkgate 
Paterson,  T.  5  East  Register  st. 
Paterson,  Mrs  J.  57  Leith  wynd 
Penman,  J.  42  Giles  street 
Pringle,  Mrs,  78  Canongate 
Eae,  Alex.  4  Glanville  place 
Eae,  G.  43  Dundas  street 
Eamsay,  James,  53   Lauriston 

place 
Eamsay,   John,   11   St  Mary's 

wynd 
Eamsay,  Mrs,  27  Greenside  row 
Eattray,   Mrs   Mary,  43  Leith 

wynd 
Eeid,  M.  1  Norton  place 
Eeid,  E.  21  Haddington  place 
Eeid,  William,  42  and  44  Earl 

Grey  street 
Eichardson,  D.  8  Bernard  street 
Eichardson,    Thomas,    9    East 

Eichmond  street 
Eobb,  William,  145  Princes  st. 
Eobertson,  Peter,  62  Canongate 
Eobertson,  Eobt.  AVater  of  Leith 
Eobertson,  Walter,  11  St  An- 
thony place 
Eobertson,  William,  2  High  st. 
Eobertson,  Miss  J.  2  West  port 
Eonaldson,  W.  6  St  Patrick  st. 
Eoss,  A.  and  Co.  7  N.  St  Andrew 

street 
Eoss,  Andrew,  95  Grassmarket 
Sanderson     and     Lawrie,    101 

Princes  street 
Saunders,  J.  1  Orchardfield  pi. 
Scott,  John,  1  Leith  walk 
Scott,  Eobert,  175  High  street 
Sime,  A.  31  Duke  street,  Leith 
Simpson,  A.  and  Co.  5  Baker's 

place 
Simpson,  Mrs,  Newhaven 
Smeal,  John,  3  Admiralty  street 
Smellie,  H.  82  Crosscausey 
Smellie,  Eobert,  33  Bristo  st. 
Smith,  Alexander,  24  Leven  st. 
Smith,  C.  38  Duke  street,  Leith 
Smith,  David,  39  Broughton  st. 
Smith,  James,  25  Union  place 
Smith,  James,  449  Lawnmarket 
Smith,  John,  2  Duncan  street 
Smith,  Peter,  Morningside 
Smith,  Mrs,  10  Spence's  place 
Sounnes,  Eobert,  82  High  st. 
Spalding,  Peter,  14  Eose  street 


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place 
Spiers,  John,  59  High  street 
Stalker,  J.  36  North  Pitt  street 
Stark,  John,  32  Abbeyhill  and 

45  Arthur  street 
St      Cuthbert's      Co-operative 

Store,  50  Fountainbridge 
Steedman,  W.  1  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Stevens,  William,  45  Bridge  st. 
Stevenson,  John,  8  Melville  pi. 
Stewart,  Alex.  16  India  place 
Stewart,  James,  QQ  Eose  street 
Stirling,  John,  2  St  Patrick  st. 
Stobo,  Mrs  J.  6  St  James'  sq. 
Strachan,  William,  70  Shore 
Strathie,  A.  Orchardfield 
Strong,  J.   2   Northumberland 

place 
Sutherland,  Andrew,  74  High 

street 
Sutherland,   John,    33    Couper 

street 
Swan,  Eobert,  40  Howe  street 
Swinton,  T.  2  Dundas  street 
Tait,  James,  1  Orchardfield 
Tansh,  John,  15  Eomilly  place 
Taylor,  A.  9  St  Patrick  square 
Taylor,  George,  328  Lawnmkt. 
Taylor,  John,  7  Downie  place 
Taylor,  W.  H.  6  East  Eichmond 

street 
Taylor,  Mrs  J.  9  Hamburgh  pi. 
Temple,  D.  71  Cockburn  street 
Teviotdale,  Thos.  146  Cowgate 
Thomson,  Alex.  Newhaven 
Thomson,  James,  88  High  st. 
Thomson,  John,  232  Cowgate 
Thomson,  John,  12  Cowgate  and 

70  Grassmarket 
Thomson,  E.  D.  23   South  St 

Andrew  street 
Thomson,  T.  24  Duke  st.  Leith 
Thomson,  W.  9  Duke  street 
Thomson,  AV.  8  Leggat's  land 
Thomson,  Miss  E.  63  Causey- 
side 
Thomson,  Miss  Jane,  6  Fox  lane 
Todd,  John,  3  South  Eichmond 

street 
Topping,   Alex.   J.   15   Poplar 

lane 
Trainer,  John,  30  St  Patrick  sq. 
Trotter,  Alex.  27  Earl  Grey  st. 
Turcan,  John,  19  Greenside  row 
Tweedie,  James,  41  St  Leonard 

street 
Underwood,  T.  S.   4    Orchard- 
field 
AValker,  James,  Hillhousefield 
Walker,  James,  54  Nicolson  st. 
Walker,  John,  172  Fountainbr. 
Watt,  Peter,  22  Dean  street 
Weatherhead,  W.  21  Canongate 


AVebster,  W.  23  Burns  street 
Weddel,    James,    and    Co.   20 

N.-W.  Circus  place 
Weir,  Thomas,  116  Fountain- 
bridge 
Welsh,  Adam,  1  Pitt  street 
White,  A.  39  Dundas  street 
White,  James,  30  Fountainbr. 
White,  J.  155  AVest  port 
AVhite,  John,  17  Tobago  street 
AVhyte,  David,  1  Tobago  street 
A^illiamson,  John,  84  AVest  port 
AVilliamson,  Patrick,  2   Flesh- 
market  close 
Williamson,  Mrs  J.  54  West  port 
AYilson,  Alex.  17  N.-W.  Circus 

place 
Wilson,  James,  2  South  Eich- 
mond street 
Wilson,  John,  2  M.  Arthur  pi. 
Wilson,  Wm.  40  AVater  lane 
Wright,  G.  5  Northumberland 

place 
Wright,   James,    63    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Wright,  T.  1  Junction  st.  Leith 
Wright,  Walter,  2  Canon  place 
Young  and  Saunders,  27  Duke 

street 
Young,   D.  and   Co.   93   West 

bow 
Young,  W.  D.  and  Co.  17  Cow- 

gatehead 
Young,  Mrs,  31  Nelson  street 

Cinnmakerg. 

Bryce,  J.  26  W.  Eegister  street 

Dickson,  J.  and  Son,  63  Princes 
street 

Harkom,  J.  32  Princes  street 

Henry,  Alex.  12  South  St  An- 
drew street 

Mortimer  and  Son,  86  George 
street 

M'Naughton,  James,  33  George 
street 

Thomson,  Alex,  and  Son,  16 
Union  place 

€}ntta  l"ercha.  Etultbei' 

Cloth     Fitters     and 
liayers. 

(See  Carpet  Planners) 

Haberdashers. 

Aitchison,  D.  22  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Aitchison,  Mrs  James,  9  Spring 

gardens,  Stockbridge 
Aitken,  John,  1  Baxter's  place 
Alexander  and  M'Nab,  84  South/ 

bridge 
Alexander,  E.  467  Lawnmarket 
Armstrong,  J.  12  Charlotte  pi. 
Blackwood,  T.  and  J.  48  George 

street 


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Bennet,  D.  44  Leith  street  and 

131  Princes  sti-eet 
Brown,  David,  36  Earl  Grey  st. 
Brown,  Jas.  16  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Brown,  R.  37  London  street 
Burgess,  Geo,  3  West  Nicolson 

street 
Carlisle,  Wm,  33  ISTicolson  st. 
Clinkscales,  Rob.  170  High  st. 
Coghill,  Wm.  81  Nicolson  st. 
Cowan  and  Strachan,  15  Princes 

street 
Cowan,  A.  21  Grassmarket 
Craig,  James,  50  Lothian  st. 
Crawford,  David,  80  Nicolson 

street 
Davidson,  Wm.  54  Hanover  st. 
Dobie,  William,  14  and  15  Tol- 
booth wynd,  Leith 
Fair,  D.  H.  9  Grassmarket 
Fairbairn,  James,  11  Clerk  st. 
Ferguson,  J.  H.  31  Elder  street 
Ford,  J.  and  E.  202  Canongate 
Forsyth,  J.  S.  65  Coekburn  st. 
Fuller,  John,  54  South  bridge 
Gardner,  W.  C.  140  Nicolson  st. 
Gibson,  David  L.  34  South  br. 
Gibson,  W.  1  Lothian  street 
Gillies   Brothers,    32    and    34 

George  street 
Gillies,  W.  77  Grassmarket 
Gowans  and  Goodlet,  25  George 

street 
Graham,  Joseph,  15  Union  place 
Gray  and  Macfarlan,130  Princes 

street 
Gray,  James,  95  Princes  street 
GuUand,  James,  55  Hanover  st. 
Heron,  Wm.  8  North  bridge 
Hewat,  John,  12  St  Andrew  sq. 
Horn,  Eben.  35  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Hutton,  John,  15  Lothian  road 
Jamieson,   W.  M.  60   and   62 

High  street 
Jeffrey,  W.  43  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Kedzlie,  E.  60  South  Clerk  st. 
Kellock  and  Co.  39  &  40  South 

bridge 
Kennington    and    Jenner,    47 

Princes  street 
Laing,  Miss,  11  N.-W.  Circus 

place 
M'Adam,  A.  43  George  IV.  br. 
M-'Cann,  James,  99  South  bridge 
M'Culloch,  G.  25  Downie  place 
M-'Parlane,  W.  H.  19  Union  pi. 
M'Gill,  A.  4  West  St  Anthony 

place 
M'Gregor,  Peter,  Sons,  and  Ro- 
bertson, 30  George  street 
M'Kinlay,   D.  and  P.  and   Co. 

i'-ll  L.i',rnmarket 


M'Laren,    Son,    and    Co.    329 

High  street 
M'Fab  and  Shepherd,  59  North 

Hanover  street 
M'Queen,  J.  27  W.  Nicolson  st. 
Main,  John,  46  Nicolson  street 
Mason,  Mrs,  9  Kirkgate 
Matheson,  A.  and  Co.,  39  George 

street 
Mathieson,  J.  41  South  bridge 
Matthew,  J.  and  Son,  421  Lawn- 
market 
Mercer,  G.  and  Son,  13, 15,  and 

17  Nicolson  street 
Middlemass,  J.  and  A.  18  South 

bridge 
Millar,  D.  25  Coekburn  street 
Milner,  Colledge,  and  Ross,  37, 

39,  and  41  Nicolson  street 
Milner,  P.  H.  136  Princes  st. 
Mochrie,  Robert,  19  Duudas  st. 
Moodie  &  Gilchrist,  26  Kirkgate 
Morrison,  Mrs   H.  14  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Morton,  A.  14  South  bridge 
Mungle  and  Yalentine,  4  North 

bridge 
Munro,  Hugh,  48  Earl  Grey  st. 
Munro,  J.  K.  9  Baker's  place 
Neilson,  John,  8  Calton  street 
Neilson,  Thos.  14  Calton  street 
O'Neil,  John,  18  Nicolson  st. 
Pendrigh,  W.  54  George  street 
Pike,  William,  3  Hanover  street 
Porteous,  J.  R.  29  Nicolson  st. 
Pringle,  James,  42  North  bridge 
Rae,  H.  7  and  8  Spring  gardens 
Renton,  W.  and  Co.  14  Princes 

street 
Robertson,  D.  24  High  street 
Romanes  &  Paterson,  59  North 

bridge 
Ross,  H.  and  Co.  3  Nicolson  st. 
Sansome,  Fred.   S.    1    and    2 

Shandwick  place 
Scott,  Low,  and  Co.  4,  5,  and  6 

South  bridge 
Scott,  J.  5  Greenside  street 
Shepherd,  Wm.  46  Howe  street 

and  67  Hanover  street 
Sim,  Thomas,  103  High  street 
Small,  Misses  E.   and  M.   31 

Greenside  street 
Smith,  J.  105  South  bridge 
Stenhouse,  V.  76  Shore 
Stewart,  J.  &  C.  7  Earl  Grey  st. 
Thomson,  T.  135  Princes  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  M.  287  High  st. 
Thomson,  Mrs  W.  26  Clerk  st. 
Thyne  and  Tait,  74,  76,  and  78 

Lauriston  street 
Turnbull,  Ro.  60  South  bridge 
Turner,  W.  290  Lawnmarket 
Ttveedie,  Thos,  32  Clerk  street 
Walker,  A.  4  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 


Walker,  G.  and  J.  2  Kirkgate 
Walker,  James,  134  Kirkgate 
Walker,  James,  35  George  st. 
Waterston,  D.  &  Son,  12  George 

street 
Watson,  H.  and  Co.  241  High 

street 
Watt,  Wm.  3  South  Clerk  st. 
Wigham,  E.  6  Howe  st. 
Wilkie,  T.  and  A.  75  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Wilson,  J.  and  Co.  3  South  br, 
Wilson,  Mrs,  35  Leven  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  H.  2  Riddle's  close, 

Leith 
Wotherspoon,    Wm.,    43    Earl 

Grey  street 
Wright,  P.  and  R.  16   and  20 

George  street 

Hairdressers. 

(Those  marked  *  are  also  Per- 
fumers.) 
Acquroff,  John,  20  Rose  street 
Anderson,  D.  119  Nicolson  st. 
Anderson,W.  2  East  Register  st. 
Brown,  George,  7  Milne  square 
Brown,  G.  C,  41  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Brown,  Wm.  A.  52  Bridge  street 
Cameron,  Daniel,  137  High  st. 
Campbell,  John,  43  Shore 
Cook,  William,  8  Deanhaugh  st. 
"'Cooper,  Arch.  19  Downie  pi. 
Davidson,  A.  1  St  Leonard  st. 
"■'■Dickie,  Wm.  69  Nicolson  st, 
*Dunn,  John,  70  Kirkgate 
Eadie,  J.  26  Sandport  street 
Eagle,  R.  178  Canongate 
*Ferguson,  Geo.  67  George  st. 
Ferguson,  James,  67  George  st. 
^Eraser,  John,  83  Kirkgate 
Gardner,  J.  K.  443  Lawnmarket 
*Hogg,  J.  54  N.  Hanover  street 
*Horne,  G.  1  Duke  street 
Innes,  Andw.  19  Kirkgate 
Kennedy,  J.  60  Low  Calton 
*Koerber,  Johannes,  3  North  br. 
Lawrence,  G.  C.  25  Rose  street 
Lyon,  James,  61  Low  Calton 
Mackay,  David,  8  Greenside  pi. 
Mathewson,  G.  64  Fountainbr. 
*More,  G.  134  Princes  street 
Mutrie,  Wm.  41  Blair  street 
Palmer,  D.  13  St  Anthony  pi. 
Palmer,  John,  Lothian  road 
*Pass,  Ed.  47  N.  Frederick  st. 
Peebles,  Thomas,  14  Home  st. 
Poole,  Alex.  47  Broughton  st. 
Reid,  George,  164  Rose  street 
Roger,  William,  143  Pleasance 
*Roques,  Casimir,  7  South  St 

Andrew  street 
^■Simpson  and  Taylor,  16  South 

St  David  street 


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*-Stalker,  T.  9-a  Clerk  street 
Stalker,  H.  3  Deanhaugh  street 
*Sturrock  and  Sons,  33  Princes 

street 
«Teunant,T.  M.  23  N.-W.  Circus 

place. — (See  Adv.) 
*Tliomson,  G.  7  Waterloo  place 
*Thomson,  E.  15  Catherine  st. 
*Waldie,  AVm.  4  St  Patrick  st. 

Hair  ManDfactnrers. 

Blind  Asylum,  Nicolson  street 
Cameron,  J.  and  Son,  Chalmers' 

close,  81  High  street,  and  1 

Old  Physic  gardens 

Mam  Carers. 

Davidson,  D.  96  West  bow,  274 
Canongate,  and  58  Cowgate 

Mossman  and  Watson,  10  Grass- 
market 

Kobertson,  Alex.  5  Physic 
gardens 

Marnegs  Makers. 

(See  Saddlers.) 

Matters. 

(Those  marked  thus  *  are  also 

Manufacturers.) 
Affleck,  W.  41  North  Frederick 

street 
*Barclay,  George,  72  Adam  sq. 
Blair,  James,  131  Kirkgate 
Burge,  C.  and  Co.  9  Haddington 

place 
Burge,  John,  Lothian  road 
Burge,  Wm.  10  North  bridge 
Cameron,  James,  21  Kirkgate 
Carrick,  William,  44  North  br. 
Christie    and    Kilpatrick,    104 

South  bridge 
Cook,  M.  and  J.  10  Nicolson  st. 
Craig,  Christie,  and  Co.  23  Pot- 

terrow 
Craig,  James,  87  South  bridge 
Cruickshank  &  Sons,  61  George 

street 
^Cunningham,  T.  61  North  br. 
"Dennell,  James,  1 3  East  Eegis- 

ter  street  and  5  Leith  street 

terrace. — (See  Adv) 
Douglas,  Mrs  C.  69  South  br. 
Dow  and  Pender,  78   Princes 

street 
Dow,  J.  Allan,  65  North  bridge 
Dunlop,  D.  M.  3  North  bridge 
^Fisher,  G.  32  Hanover  street 
Gray,  George,  136  Kirkgate 
Grieve  and  Oliver,  19  Princes 

street 
Hamilton,  W.  L.  42  North  br. 
*Henderson,  D.  46  North  bridge 

and  64  Leith  Street 
Lowfoot,  W.  92  South  bridge 


''M'Caskie  and  Co.  90  Candle- 
maker  row 

Mack,  W.  B.  2  Hunter  square 

Mackay,  James  T.  64  North  br. 

M'Tavish,  W.  1  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Mein,  Alex.  20  St  John  street 

Miller,  John,  15  Greenside  pi. 

Newton,  J.  2  St  Mary's  wynd 

*Operative  Hat  Factor}',  73  St 
Mary's  wynd 

Panton  and  Young,  35  and  36 

South  bridge 
Patrick,  Robert,  153  High  st. 

and  62  Cockburn  street 
Raeburn,  J.  S.  107  George  st. 

Richardson,  Isaac,  39  George  IV. 
bridge 

Scott,  A.  36  Commercial  place 

Stevenson,  A..  1  West  Nicolson 
street 

Tate,  A.  and  Son,  42  Victoria  st. 

*Tibbet,  H.  G.  38  South  bridge 

Morse  IJ^ealers. 

Burns,  G.,  S.-W.  Rose  st.  lane 
Gray,  Alex.  29  St  Leonard  street 
M'Donald,  James,  153  Rose  st. 
Robertson,  D.  83  Rose  st.  lane 
Wilson,  Adam,  4  Grassmarket 

Mosiers  and  ©lovers. 

Affleck,  George,  39  Queen  st. 
Anderson,  T.  L.  10  Rutland  pi. 
Barker,  T.  and  H,  6  Leith  street 
Belfrageand  Shearer,  80  George 

street — (See  Adv) 
Brown,  Wm.  43  North  bridge 

and  43  Leith  street 
Craig,  James,  87  South  bridge 
Crawford,  David,  80   Nicolson 

street 
Cruickshank  and  Son,  57  and 

61  George  street 
Dawson,  Wm.  59  Clerk  street 
Dow  and  Fender,  78  Princes  st. 
Gray,  James,  95  Princes  street 
Greensmith,  Wm.  and  Son,  109 

George  street 
Knox,  Samuel,  and  Dickson,  15 

Hanover  street 
Livingston,  J.  37  George  street 
Main,  John,  46  Nicolson  st. 
Munro,  James  K.  9  Baker's  pi. 
Musgrove,  J.  5  Melbourne  place 
Napier,  G.  B.  25  Nicolson  street 
Pettie,  D.  316  Lawnmarket 
Pollock,  P.  94  Nicolson  street 
Porteous,  J.  R.  29  Nicolson  st; 
Robertson,  D.  24  High  street 
Robertson,  William,  and  Co.  160 

High  street 
Rodgers,  James  P.,  29  Leith  st. 
Roughead,  James,  51  N.  Hano- 
ver street 


Roughead,  William,  and  Son,  69 

Princes  street 
Scott,  R.  C.  22  South  bridge 
Shanks,  George,  34  Hanover  st. 
Shillinglaw,  P.  F.  2  North  br. 
Sim,  Thomas,  103  High  street 
Small,  William,  30  South  bridge 
Sommerville,  J.  35  Princes  st. 
Stevenson,  Alex.  53  South  br. 
Stirton,  David,  294  Lawnmkt. 
Thomson,  J.  3  Kerr  street 
Waterston,    D.    and    Son,    12 

George  street 
Whigham,  E.  6  Howe  street 
White,  John,  12  Frederick  st. 
White,  Wm.  12  Frederick  street 
Whitehead,  Wm.  and  Son,  63 

North  bridge 

Motels  and  Inns. 

Albert,  25  Hanover  street  and 

27  Rose  street 
Alma,  112, 113, 114  Princes  st. 
Ballard's,  17  George  street 
Balmoral,  91  Princes  st. 
Bridge,  4  Princes  street 
Brown's,  11  South  St  Andrew 

street 
Brace's     Glasgow    temperance 

hotel,  35  Leith  street 
Buchanan,  J.  F.  21  Flesh  mar- 
ket close 
Bull  Inn,  1  Salamander  street 
Cafe  Royal,  1  Register  place 
Caledonian,  1  Castle  street 
Clarence,  11  Waterloo  place 
Clarendon,  104  and  105  Princes 

street 
Clift,  Plenry,  43  George  street 
Crawford,  J.  60  and  62  George 

street 
Crown,  10,  11,  and  12  Princes 

street 
Cumming's,    3    St    Cuthbert's 

glebe,  Lothian  road 
Darling's  temperance,  20   Wa- 
terloo place 
Douglas's,  35  St  Andrew  square 
Drummond's     temperance,    11 

Calton  street 
Edinburgh,  36  and  37  Princes 

street 
Elder,  Mrs,  9  S.  St  David  st. 
Globe,  5  Hill  place 
Granton,  Granton 
Greliche's,  99, 100,  101  Princes 

street 
Hume,  James,  Gibbet  toll 
Jobson,  M.  14  Commercial  pi. 
Kennedy,  T.  Wardie  hotel 
Kennedy,  W.  8  Princes  street 
King's  Arms,  Newhaven 
Letton's  temperance,  20  South 

St  Andrew  street 
London,  2  St  Andrew  square 


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Meikle's  Private,  83  Princes  st. 
M'Gowan's,  J.  late  Clark's,  New- 
haven 
Moore's  Private,  2  Forres  street 
National,  8  West  Register  st. 
JCTew  Ship,  20  Shore 
Old  Ship,  28  Shore 
Peacock,  Newhaven 
Philp's,  1  Cockburn  street 
Prentice's  temperance,  7  Milne's 

square 
Prince  of  Wales',  46  W.  Register 

street 
Queen's,  131  Princes  street 
Rainbow,  47  North  bridge 
Refreshment  and  Reading-rooms 
for  the  working  classes,  17 
and  51  High  street ;  6  Grey- 
friars'  pi. ;   Slaughterhouses ; 
Morningside ;  374  Castlehill ; 
North  bridge  stairs;  2  Princes 
street;    71  Rose  street;    46 
Rose  street ;  8  Nicolson  st ; 

13  Calton  street;  13  Dock 
pi.;  19  Fleshmarket  close; 
1  Market  street 

Regent,  16  Waterloo  place 
Royal,  The,  53  Princes  street 
St    Andrew    temperance    and 

restaurant,     14      and     14-a 

South  .  St  Andrew  st. — Dun- 
can M'Laren,  proprietor.— See 

Adv. 
Ship  hotel,  7  East  Register  st. 
Ship  inn,  Newhaven 
Sir  Walter  Scott,  12  South  St 

David  street 
Steventon,  Mrs  J.  23  George  st. 
Strasenburgh,  R.,  Railway  hotel, 

Chain  pier 
Swain's,  4  and  5  Albyn  place 
Temperance,    Abbotsford,     17 

Greenside  street 
Temperance,  Adair's,  219  High 

street 
Temperance,  Aitken's,  104  High 

street 
Temperance,  Brown's,  C, 

High  street 
Temperance,   Buchanan's, 

High  street. — See  Adv. 
Temperance,  Burden,  Mrs  Geo. 

129  High  street 
Temperance,    Jaap's,   3    S.   St 

Andrew  street 
Temperance,  John  Miller,  (City,) 

14  Cockburn  street 
Temperance,  Milne's,  24  Green- 
side  street 

Temperance,Mrs  H.Koberlson's, 

60  Princes  street 
Turf,  2  Leith  street  terrace 
Union  hotel,  4  Lothian  road 
Veitch,  J.  120  and  122  George 

street 


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Victoria,  3  Broughton  street 
Waterloo,  24  Waterloo  place 
Watling,  J,  23  Fleshmkt.  close 
Waverleytemperance,  43Princes 

street 
White  Hart  inn,  32  Grassmark. 
Windsor,  20  Moray  place 

India  Rubber  and  Wa- 
terproof (noods 
Warehouses- 

M'Farlane,  R.  and  Son,  Stead's 
place 

North  British  Rubber  Company, 
Castle  mills,  Fountainbridge 

Scott,  Andrew,  (oil,)  32  Com- 
mercial place,  Leith 

Scottish  Vulcanite  Co.  View- 
forth,  Fountainbridge 

Thornton  &  Co.  78-B  Princes  st. 
— See  Adv. 

Ink  Hakers  (Printing:.) 

Fleming,  A.  B.  and  Co,  43 
Salamander  street 

Inns. 

(See  Hotels.) 

Insurance  Offices. 

(See  Insurance  Directory.) 

Iron  ISedstead 
Makers. 

Blind  Asylum,  Nicolson  street 
Charles,  James,  8  N.  St  Andrew 

street 
Clapperton,  W.  R.  59  Princes  st, 
M'Call,  J.  17  Greenside  place 
Miller,  Wm.  Castle  terrace 
Morrison,  Andw.  149  Rose  st. 
Watson,    John,   N.-W.  Thistle 

street  lane 
Young,  W.  D.  &  Co.  77  George 

street 

Ironfonnders. 

Bain  and  Co,  Lochrin, — See 
Adv. 

Falkirk  Iron  Company's  ware- 
house, 18  Picardy  place 

Greig,  D.  and  J,  96  Fountain- 
bridge 

Kinnoch,  A.  59  Abbey  hill 

Laidlaw,  R.  and  Son,  Simon  sq. 

Learmont  and  Co.  Port-Hope- 
toun  foundry 

Morton,  A.  and  G.  Etna  foundry, 
Leith 

Mudie,  D.  C.  Panmure  foundry 

Robertson,  W.  Oakfield  foundry, 
102  Pleasance 

Shotts  IronCompany,  Leith  walk 

Traill,  Robert,  Vulcan  foundry, 
9  Admiralty  street 
Y 


Ironmong:ers. 

(Those  marked  *  are  also  Seed 
Merchants.) 

Adams,  Robert,  4  Rutland  pi, 

Adams,  Wm.  60  Queen  street 

*Anderson,  Lewis,  1  Bridge  st. 

Anderson,  W.  and  J.  22  Nicol- 
son street 

Bell,  A.  &  Son,  7  S.  Frederick 
street 

Bell,  P.  9  N.-W.  Circus  place 

Blad worth,  R.55  George  IV.  br. 

Callam,  G.  and  Co.  13  Green- 
side place 

Callam,  Thomas,  56  Shore 

Campbell,  R.  36  Grassmarket 

Carrick,  James,  and  Sons,  156 
and  158  Rose  street 

Cay  &  Johnstone,  7  Greenside 
place 

Charles,  J.  8  N.  St  Andrew  st. 

Clark  and  Beatson,  24  Howe  st. 

Cunning,  W.  38  Queen  street 

Davidson,  W.  &  Co.  120  High  st. 

Doig,  James,  3  St  Patrick  sq. 

Douglas    and    Macdonald,    52 
Grassmarket 

Dunbar,  John,  60  Hanover  st. 

Dunn,  D.  and  R.  15  Blair  st. 

*Edmondston,   T.   &  Sen,   110 
West  bow 

Forrest,  T.  and  Sons,  20  and  22 
Clerk  street 

Foulis,  David,  136  High  street 

Gillespie,  A.  62  Broughton  et. 

Gray,  Jas.  and  Son,  85  George 
street 

Henderson,  D.  27  Barony  street 

Jackson,  Wm.  7  Lothian  street 

Johnston,  T.  44  Tolbooth  wynd, 
Leith 

Kelly,  John,  and  Sons,  113  Rose 
street. — See  A  dv. 

Kennedy,  R.  45  Candlemaker  r. 

Knight  &  Son,  5  W.  Register  st. 

Lawrence,  Wm.  19  Elm  row 

Leask,  J.  B.  10  Tolbooth  wjnid, 
Leith 

Little,  Andrew,  29  Cockburn  st. 

Little,  A.  1  Johnston  terrace 

Lockhart,  D.  25  Candlemaker  r. 

Macgill,  J.  11  Queensferry  st. 

Macgowan,  A.  Cockburn  street 

M'Intosh,  D.  104  Nicolson  st. 
M'Kenzie,  D.  3  6  Victoria  street 
M'Lean,  William,  27  Bread  st. 
Macnab  and  Ritchie,  27  George 
IV,  bridge  and   27   and  29 
Candlemaker  row, — ^Q&Adv. 
Moir,  David,  Mint 
Purdie,  James,  23  Leith  street 
*Redpath,   Brown,  and  Co.  33 
Candlemaker    row    and    81 
Constitution  street 
Richardson,  Wm.  56  South  br, 


330 


Jap 


BDINBUIiGH  AND  LEITH 


Lea 


Kussell,  Thomas,  6  and  7  Hun- 
ter square. — See  Adv. 
Sibbald,  J.  and  Sons,  64  George 

street 
Slimon,  Robert,  45  &  46  Shore 
Smith,  J.  M.  5  Commercial  pi. 
Smiths  and  Co.  1  Blair  street, 

and  6  Hope  street 
Stark,  A.  3  Bank  street 
Stark,  James,  38  Lothian  road 
*Steele,    J.  124  Princes  street 

and  100  High  street 
Steele,  W.  and  P.  61  George  st, 
Stewart,  Wm.  2  Albany  street 
Tait,  T.  30  St  Andrew  square 
Traquair,   K.   42  Candlemaker 

row 
Watson,  D.  123  High  street 
Whyte,  E.  &  Son,  213  High  st. 
Whyte,  Wm.  213  High  street. 
Young,  J.  &  D.  22  Greenside 

street 
Young,  W.  D.  and  Co.  77  George 
street 

JapannerSj,  4S;c. 

Allan,  Thomas,  New  Broughton 
Ballantine,  James,  and  Son,  42 

George  street 
Burnet,  J.  Ramsay  lane 
Wright,  J.  104  High  street 

«f  ewellers,  Ciold  and 

Silver  Smiths. 

Brydone,  J.  &  Son,  29  Princes 

street 
Christie,  Robert  L.  18  Bank  st. 
Crouch,  W.  &  Son,  32  North  br. 
Edington,   D.    53    George    IV. 

bridge 
Farquharson,  C.  H.  26  Leith  st. 
Gray,  J.  17  South  bridge 
Gunn,  A.  10  Leith  street 
Hay,  A.  45  Princes  street 
Hutton,  J.  63  North  bridge 
Laing,  Geo.  27  Nicolson  street. 

"-See  Adv. 
Law,  John,  &  Sons,  98  George 

sireet 
Leggat,  John,  14  Nicolson  st. 
Lennie,  E.  46  Princes  street 
Macdonald,  J.  W.  139  Princes 

sf  r66fc 

M'Intosh,  Wm.  S.  33  Clerk  st. 
MackayandChisholm,49  North 

bridge 
Mackay,  Cunningham,  and  Co. 

54  Princes  street 
Mackay,  James  G.  56  Leith  st. 
Marshall  and  Son,  87  George  st. 
Marshall,  J.  and  W.  41  George 

street 
Marshall,  William,  and  Co.  24 

Princes  street 
Meade,  J.  11  Picardy  place 


Millar,  A.  36  Leith  street 
Millidge  and  Son,  28  Princes  st. 
Mortimer,  Wm.  9  North  bridge. 

— See  Adv. 
Mossman  and  Co.  30  Princes  st. 
Sanderson  and  Son,  92  Princes 

street 
Smith,  J.  &  Co.  6  Clerk  street 
linger,  Mority,  62  Castle  street 
Vernon,  J.    54  Leith  street — 

See  Adv. 

Jevrellers  (Working.) 

Brydone,  J.  &  Son,  29  Princes 

street 
Carrulhers  and  Cross,  61  Hano- 
ver street 
Carstairs,  George,  Swinton  row 
Castle,  James,  21  Leith  street 
Chad  wick,  Alex.  5  St  James'  sq. 
Christie,  R.  L.  18  Bank  street 
Ewan,  G.  M.  27  Elder  street 
Finlay,  J.  9  Antigua  street 
Goldie,  Geo.  A.  142  High  street 
Gray,  C.  14  Bank  street 
Higgins,  P.  39  South  bridge 
Johnston,  Thos.  34  North  br. 
Kirkwood,  James,  12  Thistle  st. 
Laing,  George,  27  Nicolson  st. 

— See  Adv. 
Law,  J.  and  Sons,  98  George  st. 
Leggat,  John,  14  Nicolson  st. 
M'Kay,  James  G.  34  North  br. 
Marshall,  Wm.  &  Co.  24  Princes 

street 
Moon,  W.  25  Hanover  street 
Mortimer,  W.  9  North  bridge. — 

See  Adv. 
Morton,  W.  R.  47  Hanover  st. 
Paterson,  R.  B.  60  North  bridge 
Pentland,  D.  58  Hanover  street 
Proud,  Peter,  2  North  bridge 
Robertson,  Js.  jun.  5  St  James' 

square 
Thom,  Robert,  16  Charlotte  pi. 
Thomson,  J.  12  Royal  Exchange 
Thomson,  Wm.  55   Earl  Grey 

street 
Western,  P.  11  Hanover  street 
Wighton  and  Son,  117  Princes 

street 

Joiners. 

(See  Wrights.) 

Hainptnlieon  ClOtli 
Fitters  and  Kiajers. 

(See  Carpet  Planners.) 

l^ace  Cleaners. 

Bogie,  Miss,  22  Rose  street 
Mackintosh,  Mrs,  2-A  Pitt  st. 
Wortham,  Mrs,  50  London  st.— 
See  Adv. 


Lace  IDeaSers. 

Bennet,  D.  44  Leith  street  and 

131  Princes  street 
Bennet,  James,  11  North  br. 
Bird,  Thomas,  26  South  bridge 
Campbell  and  Co.  65  George  st. 
Carlisle,  W.  33  Nicolson  street 
Copestake,  Moore,  and  Co.  15 

Princes  street 
Craven,  Wm.  121  Princes  street 
Laing,  Wm.  54  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Letton,  Miss,  13  North  bridge 
Mercer  and  Son,  13,  15,  and  17 

Nicolson  street 
Morton  and  Co.  12  Union  street 
Morton,  Alex.  14  South  bridge 
Roy,  James,  24  North  bridge 
Small,  William,  30  South  bridge 
Taylor,  M.  61  North  bridge 

I^and  Valuators. 

Barlas,  R.  80  Gilmore  place 
Bruce  &  Cunningham,  21  Castle 

street 
Carfrae,  Thomas,  1  Erskine  pi. 
Coyne,  Roderick,  21  George  st. 
Dods,  G.  16  Duke  street 
Lorimer  and  Young,  37  Frede- 
rick street 

Siapldaries. 

Cribbes,  Peter,  Swinton  row 

Mortimer,  Wm.  9  North  bridge. 
— See  A  dv. 

Robertson,  Js.  5  St  James's  sq. 

Sanderson,  J.  and  Son,  92 
Princes  street 

Sommerville,  G.  and  Co.  15 
Catherine  street 

Sommerville,  Mrs,  49  Carrub- 
ber's  court 

Young,  Gavin,  Logic  Mill  cot- 
tage, Canonmills. — See  Adv. 

liast  and  SBoot-Trec 
Makers. 

Denholm,  J.  Gilmore  street 
Donaldson,  Thos.  32  Horse  wynd 

liath  Splitters. 

Baird,  John,  Low  Broughton 
Douglas,  G.  and  G.  C.  Dairy  lane 
Douglas,  James,  Lothian  road 
Rer,  James,  35  Haddington  pi. 
Turner,  Alexander,  Spittal  st. 

lieather  Merchants. 

(Those  marked  *  are  Tanners, 

those  +  Curriers  also.) 
♦fAikman,  A.  and  D.  38  Niddry 

street 
Aikman,  James,  24  Niddry  st. 
Allan,  Robert,  14  Horse  wynd 
*tBoak,  Allan,  59  West  port 
*Brown,  Hugh,  Gullan's  closfs 


Leo 


PKOFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


liii 


Bruce,  William,  5  Union  place 
*Callendei',    D.    St    Anthony's 
'    lane,  Leith 

Clark,  John,  29  Horse  wynd 
Crawford,  N.  55  Crosscausey 
Deans,  W.  Bell's  mills 
*tFoord  and  Molr,  91  West  port 
Gardiner,  Mrs  T.  21  Giles  st. 
*f  Gilmour,  W.  and  0.  78  South 

back  of  Canongate 
*tGirle,  G.  H.  125  High  street 
+Grieve,  R.  541  Castlehill 
*Halliday,  Wm.  Bennington 
Hay,  J.  and  A.  57  Niddry  st. 
Hewitt,  J.  and  Sons,  4,  6,  8,  and 

10  Niddry  street 
Hill,  William,  58  Low  Calton 
tlsles,  A.  and  Son,  9  Blair  st. 
*f  Johnston,  D.  and  Sons,  70  St 

Mary's  wynd 
*Kerr,  Thomas,  30  Leith  street 
*Legget,  R.  Water  of  Leith 
*tLiddell,  W.  H.  135  West  port 
Lidgate,  J.  8  St  Patrick  square 
M'Pherson,  A.    9   Little  King 

street 
■fMilne,  David,  Boyd's  entry,  St 

Mary's  wynd 
fPorteous,  A.  &  A.  36  Rose  st. 
*+Russell,  R.  &  Son,  Canonmills 
fRussell,   T.  Boyd's  entry,   St 

Mary's  wynd 
Scott,  Mrs,  12  Baker's  place 
Somerville,  And.  98  West  port 
Stott,  David  Alex.  Silvermills 
Stott,  J.  H.  12  Niddry  street 
Webster,  J.  1  Old  Bridgend 
White,  Mrs  R.  Bennington 

licctarers. 

Bell,  Dr  J.  1  Surgeons'  square 

Gamgee,  J.  (vet.  med.)  New  Vet. 
College 

Haldane,  Dr,  (pathology,)  Sur- 
geons' hall 

Handyside,  P.  D.  Surgeons'  hall 

Howison,  Dr,  (botany,)  9  Nicol- 
son  square 

Jackson,  R.  E.  Scoresby,  32 
Queen  street 

Keiller,  Dr,  (midwifery,)  Sur- 
geons' hall 

Lees,  Wm,  A.M.  School  of  Arts 

Littlejohn,  Dr,  (medical  juris- 
prudence,) Surgeons'  hall 

Macadam,  Stevenson,  (chemist- 
ry,) analytical  chemist,  Sur- 
geons' hall 

Morrison,  J.  D.  (dentistry)  8 
Wemyss  place.  Queen  street 

Sanders,  Dr,  (physiology,)  Sur- 
geons' hall 

Smith,  John,  (dental  surgery,) 
Surgeons'  hall 

Spence,  J.  (surg.)  Surgeons'  hall 


Walker,  Wm.  (eye,)   Surgeons' 

hall 
Wilkinson,  W.  (medical  science,) 

39  South  bridge 

Eiinen  Drapers. 

(See  Haberdashers.) 


(See  Printers) 

IJvery  Stable  Keepers. 

Brownlee,  Alex.  20  Grassmkt. 
Cuthill,  Alex.  51  Rose  street 
Jardine,   Peter,  Dublin  street, 

west  lane 
Kerr,  H.  Charlotte  place  lane 
Macdonald,  James,  153  Rose  st. 
M'Intosh,  T.  26  William  street 

lane 
Marshall,  R.  Dublin  street  lane 
Moir,  P.  Nottingham  place 
Muir,  T.  Charlotte  place  lane 
Rayner,  R.  Young  street  lane 
Renwick,  James  W.  8  Howe  st. 
Robertson,  D.  83  Rose  street 
Turpy,  H.  6  Park  place 

Macbine  Makers. 

Bain  &  Co.  Lochrin. — See  Adv. 
Bertram,  Geo.  35  West  Sciennes 
Bertram,  James,  &  Son,  Ander- 
son place 
Carrick,  James,  and  Son,  158 

Rose  street 
Greig,  D.  and  J.  96  Fountain- 
bridge 
Long,  Thos.  and  Co.  21  New  st. 
Miller,  A.  and  Son,  18  Potterrow 
Morton,  S.  and  H.  Victoria  dock, 

Leith 
Ritchie,  Patrick,  102  Pleasance 
Robertson,  Wm.  102  Pleasance 
Ross,  John,  21  Duke  st.  Leith 
Seggie,  Alex.  Broughton  market 
Simpson,    R.    E.   and    Co.   16 

Cockbum  street 
Slight,  A.  and  G.  34  Leith  walk 
Teimant,  T.  M.  and  Co.  Bower's 

hall,  Bonnington  road 
Thomson,  D.  and  J.  Broughton 

market  and  9  Stead's  place 
Tod  and  Son,  29  Leith  walk 

IBannfactnrers,  d;c. 

Alexander,  R.  467  Lawnmarket 
Bell,  W.  (sacking)  Whitfield  pi. 
Brown,  R.  (linen,)  Water  of  Leith 
Gillon  and  Shiells,  38  Grass- 
market 
Pettie,  D.  316  Lawnmarket 
Sugden,  Son,  and  Nephew,  51 
North  bridge 


Med_^ 331 

Marble  Cotters. 

Hunter,  Robert,  35  South  Clerk 

street 
Lawrie,  John,  13  S.  Junction  st. 
M'Glashan,S.  Canonmills  bridge 
Ness,  John,  18  Leith  walk 
Wallace,  A.  and  Co.  Shrub  pi. 

and    15     Leith   walk.— See 

Adv. 
Whyte,  Clement,  Pitt  st.  park, 

Scotland  street 

Marble  and  Colonred 
Paper-makers. 

Ferguson,  J.  and  Son,  Carrub- 
ber's  close 

Masons. 

Adamson,  W.  2  Montague  street 
Anderson,  Thomas,  Bath  place 
Bell,  Peter,  24  Mitchell  street 
Black,  John,  and  Son,  68  Rose- 
mount  buildings 
Carver,  Robert,  4  Wemyss  ter. 
Crow,  George,  51  Pitt  street 
Davidson,  Alex.  29  St  Leonard 

street 
Gavine,  John,  12  S.  Junction  st. 
Hunter,  James,  107  St  Leonard 

street 
Ireland,  W.  and  E.  25  Clyde  st. 
Johnstone,  Pet.  7  Buccleuch  st. 
Lamb,  John,  2  Rosebank  cot. 
M'Ara,  Peter,  194  Rose  street 
M'Laughlin,  J.  293  Canongate 
Muir,  John,  22  Rutland  square 
Murray,  Geo.  Hamilton  place, 

Stockbridge 
Plymer  and  Son,  25  Buccleuch 

street 
Sommerville,  J.  18  Jamaica  st. 
Thornton,  David,  Athole  lane 
Thorbum,  Robert,  19  Buccleuch 

street 
Wilson,  John,  35  Howe  street 

Mattress  Makers. 

(See  BasTcet  Makers.) 

Medical  Practitioners. 

Adams,  W.  D.  5  Argyle  square 
Alexander,  H.  D.  46  Canongate 
Alexander,  J.  T.  28  Melville  st. 
AUshorn,  G.  E.  89  Princes  st. 
Annandale,  Thomas,  3  Hope  st. 
Armitage,   Samuel   Harry,   26 

Northumberland  street 
Blackie,  R.  49  Northumberland 

street 
Balfour,  G.  W.  18  Lyndoch  pi. 
Balfour,  J.  H.  27  Inverleith  row 
Balfour,  John,  4  St  Bernard's 

crescent 
Balfour,  Thomas  A.  G.  §  George 

square 


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Mer 


Begbie,  J.  W.  21  Alva  street 
Begbie,  J.  10  Charlotte  square 
Beilby,  G.  T.  Morningside 
Bell,  Benj.  8  Shandwick  place 
Bell,  George,  16  Alva  street 
Bell,  Joseph,  8  Shandwick  pi. 
Bennet,  J.  H.  1  Glenfinlas  st. 
Bethune,  N.  12  Rutland  place 
Beveridge,  J.  30  London  street 
Brody,    William   Turnbull,  26 

St  Patrick  square 
Brown,  J.  23  Rutland  street 
Brown,  J.  C.  Arthur  lodge 
Brown,  Wm.  25  Dublin  street 
Bruce,  R.  29  York  place 
Burn,  J,  7  Teviot  row 
Burt,  J.  G.  M.  88  George  street 
Cairns,  Thomas,  39  George  sq. 
Cappie,  Jas.  102  Lauriston  pi. 
Carmichael,  Walter  S.  3  Annan- 
dale  street 
Carmichael,   Wm.   S.  22    Nor- 
thumberland street 
Camegy,  R.  41  Charlotte  sq. 
Chapman,  John,  Hawkfield 
Christison,  D.  40  Moray  place 
Christison,  R.  40  Moray  place 
Cochrane,  J.  Lauriston  park 
Combe,  J.  S.  36  York  place 
Cornwall,  J.  6  S.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Cowan,  George,  30  Clerk  street 
Cruikshank,  J.  5  Nelson  street 
Cumming,  C.  17  London  street 
Cumming,  Wm.  18  Ainslie  place 
Cathbert,  C.  8  Spence's  place 
Davidson,  J.  H.  12  Leopold  pi. 
Dickson,   A.  W.  13   Northum- 
berland street 
Dickson,  A.  11  Royal  circus 
Dickson,  Archd.  11  Royal  circus 
Douglas,  A.  H.  33  Queen  street 
Dumbreck,  W.  49  Albany  street 
Duncan,  James,  12  Heriot  row 
Duncan,  J.  M.  30  Charlotte  sq. 
Dunsmure,  Jas.  53  Queen  st. 
Dycer,  C.  42  Great  King  street 
Pinlay,  Ex)bt.  B.  Cherrybank 
Finlay,  William,  Cherrybank 
Fraser,  James,  14  Clarence  st. 
Furley,  R.  C.  39  Earl  Grey  st. 

— See  Adv. 
Gairdner,  J.  45  Northumberland 

street 
Gamgee,  Arthur,  27  Alva  street 
Gibson,  P.  C.  10  Picardy  place 
Gillespie,  Jas.  D.  45  Castle  st. 
Gillespie,  J.  68  Constitution  st. 
Goldie,  Wm.  1  Greenhill  bank 
Gordon,  D.  9  George  square 
Gordon,  William,  14  Northum- 
berland street 
Haldane,  D.  E.  14  Stafford  st. 
Handyside,  P.  D.  11  Hope  st. 
Henderson,  J.  7  John's  pi.  Leith 
Henderson,  W.  19  Ainslie  place 


Hogue,  D.  W.  65  Queen  street 
Howieson,  W.  9  Nicolson  sq. 
Huie,  Richard,  8  George  square 
Hunter,  Ad.  18  Abercromhy  pi. 
Hunter,  J.  A.  18  Abercrombypl. 
Husband,  W.  28  Clarence  st. 
Imlach,  Francis  B.  48  Queen  st. 
Inglis,  Andrew,  33  Albany  street 
Inglis,  Arch.  33  Albany  street 
Jackson,  Alex.  24  India  street 
Jackson,  R.  E.  S.  82  Queen  st. 
Keiller,  Alex.  21  Queen  street 
Keith,  G.S.  57  Northumberland 

street 
Keith,  T.  2  N.  Charlotte  street 
Knox,  W.  11  Hart  street 
Lawrie,  J.  22  Rankeillor  street 
Laycock,  Thomas,  4  Rutland  st. 
Littlejohn,  H.  D.  40  York  place 
Lowne,  Thomson,  46  Minto  st. 
Lumsdaine,  J.  26  India  street 
Lyschinski,  A.  lOWarristoncres. 
M'Cowan,  F.  D.  23  Elder  street 
M'Donald,    Ter.    13   Catherine 

street 
Macfarlane,  W.  21  St  Bernard's 

crescent 
Mackie,  C.  7  N.-W.  Circus  place 
Maclagan,  David,  1 29  George  st. 
Maclagan,  D.  28  Heriot  row 
Maclagan,  R.  C.  28  Heriot  row 
Macnair,  Robt  2  Prince  Consort 

place,  Leith 
Malcolm,  R.  B.  126  George  st. 
Martin,  J.  7  Coburg  street 
Menzies,  Wm.  3  Lothian  road 
Middleton,  D.  154  Canongate 
Middleton,  J.  1  West  Adam  st. 
Milbum,  George,  5  Nicolson  sq. 
Millar,  Jas.  29  Charlotte  square 
Milne,  Alex.  9  Teviot  row 
Milner,  Robert,  57  Bridge  street 
Moir,  J.  52  Castle  street 
Moir,  John,  St  Agnes  cottage, 

Ferry  road 
Moir,  Robert,  8  Rankeillor  st. 
Murdoch,  W.  B.  5  Melville  st. 
Murray,  David,  12  AthoU  place 
Myrtle,  J.  Y.  24  Rutland  street 
Nasmyth,  Robt.  5  Charlotte  sq. 
Niven,  J.  110  Lauriston  place 
Omond,  R.  43  Charlotte  square 
Orphoot,  Peter,  113  George  st. 
Pagan,  S.  A.  8  Melville  street 
Paterson,  J.  17  St  Bernard's  cres, 
Paterson,  R.  32  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Pattison,  T.  H.  39  London  st. 
Peddle,  A.  15  Rutland  street 
Pow,  J.  12  Dundas  street 
Pridie,  J.  29  South  Clerk  street 
Renton,  John,  4  St  James'  sq. 
Renton,  Robert,  26  Howe  street 
Rhind,  W.  121  Princes  street 
Ritchie,  Robert  P.  16  Hill  street 


Robertson,  Douglas  Argyle,  i 

Maitland  street 
Robertson,  W.  28  Albany  street 
Rosa,  George,  80  George  street 
Sanders,  W.  R.  4  Stafford  street 
Scott,  William,  4  Dean  terrace 
Seller,  W.  18  Northumberland 

street 
Sibbald,  J.  R.  141  Princes  street 
Sidey,  Charles,  64  Hanover  st. 
Sidey,  James  A.  42  Queen  st. 
Simpson,  J.  Y.  52  Queen  street 
Simson,  J.  3  Glenfinlas  street 
Sinclair,  V.  4  Picardy  place 
Skae,  D.,  R.  E.  L.  Asylum 
Smart,  A.  28  Alva  street 
Smith,  George  H.  80  Great  King 

street 
Smith,  John,  20  Charlotte  sq. 
Smith,  J.  11  Wemyss  place 
Smith,  J.  A.  7  West  Maitland  st 
Snodgrass,  J.  238  Canongate 
Somerville,  S.  17  Hart  street 
Spence,  6.  1  Earl  Grey  street 
Spence,  J.  21-a  Ainslie  place 
Stark,  J.  21  Rutland  street 
Stephenson,  Wm.  Grange  villa 
Stewart,  T.  G.  25  Queen  street 
Struthers,  J.  22  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Swanson,  Geo.  J.  57  Castle  st. 
Syme,  James,  2  Rutland  street 
Thatcher,  L.  H.  13  Albany  st, 
Thomson,  A.  11   Northumbec- 

land  street 
Thomson,  A.  8  Teviot  row 
Walker,  Geo.  4  Bennington  pi. 
Walker,  W.  47  Northumberland 

street 
Wallace,  Wm.  7  Church  lane 
Watson,  P.  H.  16  Hope  street 
Webster,  A.  B.   13  Warriston 

crescent 
Weir,  Graham,  25  Heriot  row 
Whiteford,  Jas.  3  Arniston  place 
Williamson,  Thomas,  40  Quality 

street,  Leith 
Wilson,  D.  12  Dean  terrace 
Wood,  Alex.  10  St  Colme  st. 
Wood,  Andrew,  9  Darnaway  st, 
Wood,  James,  19  Royal  circus 
Wright,  T.   Strethill,  55   Nor-r 

thumberland  street 
Young,  James,  36  Castle  street  \ 
Young,  Peter,  1  Dean  terrace 
Young,  W.  60  George  square 
Ziegler,  W.  47  George  square 

Slerchants. 

Aikman,  Archibald,  and  Co. 
Calton  place 

Aitken  and  Wright,  Charlotte 
lane,  Leith 

Aitken,  Gray,  and  Co.  21  Ber- 
nard street 


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Alexander,  Andrew,  11  Albany 
Btreet,  Leith 

Allan  and  Qavin,  25  Sheriff 
brae 

Anderson  and  Williamson,  71 
Timber  bush 

Anderson,  David,  24  St  James' 
square 

Anderson,  W,  38  Constitution 
street 

Anderson,  W.  L,  5  Baltic  st. 

Bailie,  T.  and  N.  1 5  Victoria  st. 

Balfour,  John,  and  Co.  136  Con- 
stitution street 

Beda,  Eschricht,  and  Co.  10 
Dock  place 

Beveridge,  A.  and  J.  37  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 

Biggar  and  Stockman,  70  Tim- 
ber bush 

Black,  William,  20  Haddington 
place 

Bowie  and  Christie,  54  North 
bridge 

Breysig  and  Co.  35  Bernard  st. 

Brotchie,  E.  and  Co.  8  Mitchell 
street 

Calder,  John,  79  Nicolson  st. 

Carstairs  and  Robertson,  99 
Giles'  street 

Cochrane,  Paterson,  and  Co.  18 
Constitution  street 

Oockburn  and  Co.  89  Constitu- 
tion street 

Combe,  Ree,  and  Co.  139  Con- 
stitution street 

Condamine  and  Drnmmond,  4 
Duke  street,  Leith 

Cooper,  T.  and  Co.  Market  st. 

Couston,  Thomson,  and  Co.  17 
Quality  street 

Grabble,  J.  and  Co.  Junction 
road 

Crawford,  Cree,and  Co.  Junction 
street 

Crawford,  A.  and  A.  8  Quality 
lane 

Crombie,  John,  19  Brown  sq. 

Crooks,  G.  8  Quality  street 

Cuthbertson,  A.  G.  and  Son,  120 
Constitution  street 

Davidson,  J.  24  Sheriff  brae 

Davidson,  W.  and  Co.  120  High 
street 

Dickson,  J.  12  Tolbooth  wynd, 
Leith 

Dickson,  Wm.  1  Argyle  sq. 

Dishington,  Thomas,  and  Co. 
14  Constitution  street 

Downs  and  Letham,  11  Timber 
bush 

Duncan,  J.  and  Co.  9  Baltic  st. 

Dunlop,  G.  and  Co.  John's  lane 

Dunamore,  A.  92  Constitution 
street 


Elbsworth  &  Hopner,  27  Quality 

street 
Fell  and  Stein,  127  Constitution 

street 
Fleming,  James,  10  Brougham 

street 
Flett,  W.  Bank  street,  Leith 
Ford,  Wm.  and  Sons,  102  Con- 
stitution street 
Fulton,  Weir,  and  Co.  8  Con- 
stitution street 
Forrest  and  TurnbuU,  48  Con- 
stitution street 
Gallic,  Laird,  and  Co.  58  High 

street 
Gavin,  W.  and  C.  19  Commer- 
cial place 
Gibson,  G.  and  Co.  5  Wet  docks 
Gifford,  Wm.  and  Co.  2   Dock 

place 
Glass,  Robert,  Victoria  terrace 
Gordon,  James,  2  Baltic  street 
Gorham,  A.  K.  92  li.  back  of 

Canongate 
Graham,  Thos.  26  Sheriff  brae 
Gray,  W.  and  Co.  59  Salamander 

street 
Hardie,  J.  and  W.  1 8  Greenside 

place 
Hardie,   Thomas,   46    Bernard 

street 
Harper,  John,  21  Leopold  place 
Harvey,  R.  E.  27  Quality  street 
Hay,  Thomas,  31  Quality  street 
Hendrie,  J.  &  H.  Quality  court. 

Quality  lane 
Henry  and  Corrie,  17  Constitu- 
tion street 
Heron,  Wm.  8  North  bridge 
Hewat,  A.  and  R.  32  Constitu- 
tion street 
Hill,  Thomson,  and  Co.  45  Fre- 
derick street 
Hogg,  Honeyman,  Wilson,  and 

Co.  13  Meuse  lane 
Houston,  D.  29  Bridge  street 
Hutchinson  Brothers,  Commer- 
cial place 
Hutchinson  and  Co.  11  Bernard 

street 
Hutchison  and  Eodgers,  Heriot 

buildings 
Jensen,  Th.  13  Bernard  street 
Jones,  R.  M.  and  Co.  19  Consti- 
tution street 
Kauffman,  H.  and  Brothers,  120 

Constitution  street 
Kedslie,  A.   F.    19    Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Kemp,  James,  79  Clerk  street 
Kerr,  Hatton,  &  Co.  26  Quality 

street 
Kerr,  Henry,  51  Princes  street 
Kidd,  J.  75  Constitution  street 
Kirkhope,  John,  1  Melville  pi. 


Kirkwood  and  Murray,  78  South 
bridge 

Knoblauch,  Hugo,  14  Constitu- 
tion street 

Lassen  and  Meiners,  Corn  Ex- 
change, Leith 

Laurie,  Son,  and  Co.  10  Quality 
street 

Law  and  Forrest,  5  Queensferry 
street 

Lindsay,  J.  Old  Physic  gardens 

Livingston  and  Weir,  7  Rox- 
burgh place 

M'Corqudale  and  Scott,  13  Ber- 
nard street 

Macgregor,  Sinclair,  and  Co. 
55  Bernard  street 

Macgregor,  D.  R.  65  Bernard 
street 

M'Donald,  D.  S.GornExchange, 
Leith 

M'Qlashan,  Jacobson,  and  Co. 
35  Bernard  street 

M'Intosh  Brothers,  3  Quality 
lane 

M'Kay  and  Harrower,  129  Con- 
stitution street 

M'Kinlay  and  Co.  104  Constitu- 
tion street 

M'Laren  and  Co.  24  St  James' 
square 

M'Laren,  D.  and  Co.  9  Consti- 
tution street 

Maclaren,  Joseph,  5  Archibald 
place 

M'Lean  and  Hope,  1  King's 
stables 

M'Leod,  N.  jun.  129  Constitu- 
tion street 

M'Nair,  Wm.  21  Quality  street 

Macpherson,  A.  4  Charlotte  lane, 
Leith 

Matthew  and  Theilmann,  138 
Constitution  street 

Menzies,  Wm.  23  Bernard  st. 

Miller  Brothers,  14  Quality  st. 

Miller,  H.  M.  84  North  bridge 

Miller,  J.  and  Sons,  92  Consti- 
tution street 

Mitchell,  Somerville,  and  Co.  2 
Dock  place 

Morrison,  Charles,  and  Son, 
32  Constitution  street 

Morrison,  Charles,  jun.  16  Con- 
stitution street 

Morrison,  M.  32  Bernard  street 

Muir,  Wm.  Wet  docks 

Neuffert,  J.  M.  20  Constitution 

Noble,  R.  G.  and  Co.  138  Con- 
stitution street 

Ogilvy,  John,  and  Co.  43  Ber- 
nard street 

Paterson  and  Allan,  75  Grasa- 
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Pattison,  W.  G.  35  Bernard  st 

Pendreigh,  J.  and  G,  135  Con- 
stitution street 

Peterson  Brothers,  Alison's  pi. 

Philip,  Robt.  Old  Church  street 

Potts,  Wm.  and  Henry,  Port- 
hopetoun 

Eatze,  Conrad,  14  Constitution 
street 

Eeid,  William,  47  North  bridge 

Eendall,  M.  C.  32  Bernard  st. 

Rendall,  Wm.  32  Bernard  st. 

Eeiss,  Arthur,  and  Co.  28  Ber- 
nard street 

Eennie,  A.  E.  7  Constitution  st. 

Eichardson  Brothers,  105  West 
bow 

Eichardson,  Francis,  and  Co. 
Old  Corn  Exchange 

Eobertson  Brothers,  40  Timber 
bush 

Eobinows  and  Marjoribanks,  25 
Constitution  street 

Eombach,  Brothers,  and  Co.  82 
South  bridge 

Eose,  L.  and  Co.  5  Bank  street, 
Leith 

Sandilands,  W.  19  Commercial 
place 

Sceales,  J.  and  J.  M.  15  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 

Schultze,  A.  and  Son,  25  Com- 
mercial place 

Scott,  Wm.  3  Union  street 

Scougall,  Ellis,  and  Co.  17  Con- 
stitution street 

Simpson,  J.  F.  Junction  Steam- 
mills 

Smith  and  Alexander,  2  Bank 
street,  Leith 

Smith,  Alex.  22  Bernard  street 

Smith,  P.  B.  137  Constitution 
street 

Smith,  E.  M,  128  Constitution 
street 

Smiih,  Thos.  21  Quality  street 

Somerville,  John,  and  Co.  46 
Quality  street 

Sorensen,  Marius,  122  Constitu- 
tion street 

Stegman  and  Co.  34  Constitu- 
tion street 

Stein,  Andrew,  Lochrin 

Stein,  John,  Lochrin 

Stewart  Brothers,  Drummond 
street  court 

Stewart,  J.  and  G.  113  High  st. 

Stodart,  George,  11  Mitchell  st. 

Taylor,  Bruce,  and  Co.  134  Con- 
stitution street 

Taylor,  E.  13  Cassells'  place 

Tays«n  and  Wilson,  135  Consti- 
tution street 

Tennant,  W.  G.  21  Timber 
bush 


Thom,  David,  and  Co.  28  Con- 
stitution street 
Thomson,  J.  G.  and  Co.  27  St 

Andrew  street,  Leith 

Thomson,  E.  H.  30  Coatfield 
lane 

Thomson,  William,  and  Co.  116 
Constitution  street 

Tinnswood,  E.  32  Bernard  st. 

Tod,  J.  B.  and  Son,  72  Consti- 
tution street 

Turnbull  and  Kay,  21  Green- 
side  place 

Turnbull,  Salvesen,  and  Co.  23 
Sandport  street 

Waldie,  James,  and  Son,  Whit- 
field place 

Warden,  W.  St  Anthony's  court 

Warrack  &  Baillie,  Poxe's  lane 

Warrack,  John,  and  Co.  30-B 
Constitution  street 

Watson,  Turcan,  and  Co.  30-A 
Constitution  street 

White,  A.  and  Co.  45  Quality  st. 

Williamson  and  Stark,  19  Ber- 
nard street 

Wishart  and  Clapperton,  1 
Baltic  street 

Wishart,  David  P.  73  Adam  sq. 

Wishart,  J.  and  Son,  21  Queen 
street,  Leith 

Wood,  P.  and  C.  41  Bernard  st. 

Wotherspoon,  J.  B.  M.  Wet 
docks 

Wright,  A,  B.  15  Constitution 
street 

Wright,  G.  25  North  bridge 

Young,  George,  and  Co.  4  Con- 
stitution street 

Yule  and  Macandrew,  26  Con- 
stitution street 

Yule,  T.  B.  and  Co.  129  Consti- 
tution street 

MesseMg-ers-at-A-rms. 
(See  Law  Directory.) 

Metal  Mercliasafs. 
Anderson,   Eobert,  and  Co.  6 

Timber  bush 
Campbell,    T.    B.    and  Co.   8 

Picardy  place 
Dunn,  D.  and  E.  15  Blair  street 
Gallic,  Laird,  and  Co.  58  High 

street    and  96    Constitution 

street 
Gray,  A.  29  St  Leonard  street 
Eoss,  William,  25  South  Norton 

place 
Sutherland,  Eobert,  1  Coatfield 

lane 

Metal  ISefiner. 

Paton,  Thomas,  93  Abbey  hill 


Midin^iveis. 

(Those  marked  *  are  also  Sick- 
nurses.) 
Aitken,  Mrs,  Grindlay  street 
*Aitken,  Mrs   W;  1  North  St 

James'  street 
Anderson,  Mrs,  16  Jamaica  st; 
Boyle,  Mrs,  21  St  John  street 
Brown,  Mrs  P.  2  Hay  street 
Chalmers,   Mrs,    72  Northum- 
berland street 
Craig,  Mrs  James,  10   Middle 

Arthur  place 
Crawford,  Mrs,  50  Thistle  street 
Davis,  Mrs,  24  Bristo  street 
*Dewar,  Mrs  E.  27  Jamaica  st. 
*Fleming,  Mrs,  23  Howe  street 
*Flett,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Horsburgh,  Mrs,  5  St  James'  pi. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  48  Dean  street 
*K:elly,  Mrs,  23  Howe  street 
Kinnis,  Mrs,  25  Thistle  street 
M'Grath,  Mrs,  35  Home  street 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  150  High  street 
*M'Kinlay,  Mrs,  29  India  place 
Maxwell,  Mrs,  6  Eichmond  pi. 
Middlemass,  Mrs,  23  Bristo  st. 
Milne,  Mrs,  2  Murray  street 
Eoberts,  Mrs,  2  Romilly  place 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  4  Newport  st. 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  5  Tontine  build- 
ings, Foxe's  lane,  Leith 
*Sugden,  Mrs,  Granton  cottages 
*Sutherland,  Mrs  J.  4  Vennel 
*Taylor,  Mrs,  18  Nelson  street 
*Veitch,  Mrs,  52  India  place 
*Wilson,  Mrs,  4  Allan  street 
*Wright,  Mrs  J.  26  Carnegie  st. 

Milliners    and    SSress- 

inakers. 
Allan,  Mrs,  68  Nicolson  street 
Allan,  Miss,  5  Tobago  street 
Alexander,    Mrs,  and   Co.    87 

George  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  5  Morton  st. 
Anderson,  Miss,  34  Castle  st: 
Anderson,  Miss,  44  India  place 
Anderson,  Miss,  8  Rutland  pi. 
Angus,  Miss,  44  India  place 
Baird,  Miss,  28  Barony  street 
Balcarras,  Miss,  23  Duke  street 
Ballautine,  Miss,  55  India  pi. 
Bartholomew    and    Law,    (late 

Metcalfe  ds  Co.,)  29  Queen  st. 
Blyth,  Yule,  &  Co.  112  George 

street 
Bird,  Thomas,  26  South  bridge 
Bisset,  Miss  Mar.  12  Castle  st. 
Bolton,  Elizab.,  39  Leith  wynd 
Boyd,  Miss  M.  12  Clerk  street 
Brown,  Miss,  1  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Bruce,  Misses,  10  Dublin  street 
Bryce,  J.  &  A.  162  Eose  street 
Budge  and  Webster,  63  Geo.  st. 


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Cameron    and     Violard, 

George  street 
Cameron,  Misses,  29  Frederick 

street 
Campbell,  Miss  I.  63  Frederiek 

street 
Cathels,  Misses,  67  Cumberland 

street 
Carr,  Misses,  1  Blenheim  place 
Chafifard,  Madame  F.  2  Castle 

street 
Chessar,  Miss,  29  Frederick  st. 
Clark,  Mrs,  83  George  street 
Clerk,  Misses,  78  George  street 
Cochrane    and    Orchardson,    5 

Clerk  street 
Golden,  Miss,  40  Earl  Grey  st. 
Cornwall,  Mrs,  5  Howe  street 
Crosbie,  Miss  M.  3  N.  Pitt  st. 
Crossan,  Misses,  29  Broughton 

street 
Darling,  Misses,  8  Gray's  court, 

Nicolson  street 
Dick,  H.  and  J.  55  George  st. 
Dick,  Misses,  35  Hanover  st. 
Dickson,  Miss,  12  North  Mel- 
ville place 
DixsoD,  Miss,  36  George  street 
Dougall,  Miss,  25  Thistle  street 
Douglas,  M.  and  J.  24  Hanover 

street 
Drysdale,  Miss,  41  George  st. 
Dudgeon,  Misses,  10  Cassells'  pi. 
Edgar,  Miss,  8  North  bridge 
Eunson,  Miss,  28  Bernard  st. 
Fairgrieve,  Miss,  99  Princes  st. 
Falkner,  Misses,  28  India  st: 
Falla,  M.  and  J.  29  Frederick  st. 
Plach,  Mrs,  21  Howe  street 
Fyfe,  Mrs,  13  East  Adam  st. 
Forbes,  Mrs,  14  William  street 
Forson,  A.  108  Nicolson  street 
Forsyth,  Miss,  85  George  street 
Eraser,  Misses,  2  Warriston  pi. 
Galloway,  Misses,  3  Morton  st. 
Gibb,  Miss,  44  India  place 
Gillies,  Sisters,  16  Spence's  pi., 

Leith 
Goodsir,  Misses,  11  Dundas  st. 
Govan,  Mrs,  50  Cumberland  st. 
Gravet,  Miss  E.  18  Frederick  st. 
Griener,  Miss  E.  5  Cockburn  st. 
Grubb,  Miss,  15  Drummond  st. 
Guthrie  and  Shillinglaw,  Misses, 

48  South  Clerk  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  23  Nicolson  st. 
Hay,  Misses  M.  and  J,  38  Dub- 
lin street 
Hollis,  Miss,  29  Frederick  st. 
HofFord,  Miss,  25  Frederick  st. 
Hope,  Miss  M.  8  Raeburn  pi. 
Hunter,  J.  5  Chapel  street 
Hynd,   Mrs,   1  Elder   street — 

See  Adv. 
Jack,  Miss,  7  Union  street 


Kerr,  Miss,  31  Lothian  street 
King,  Miss,  14  Castle  street 
Laidlaw,  Helen,  2  Kerr  street 
Lamb,  Misses,  115  George  st. 
Lawrie  and  Mackenzie,  Misses, 

4  Union  street 
Lees,  Miss,  53  Thistle  street 
Logic,  Miss  A.  8  Beaumont  pi. 
Logic,  Miss,  39  George  street 
Macfarlane,  M.  54  Brunswick  st. 
Mackie,  Miss,  50  Castle  street 
M'Killop,  Miss,  4  Blenheim  pi. 
M'Millan,  Mrs,  17  Barony  st. 
Mackintosh,    Miss    C.    23    St 

Andrew  square 
M'Nab,  E.  132  Canongate 
Macvicar  and  Winks,  42  George 

street 
Marshall,  Miss,  30  Royal  circus 
Miller,  Miss,  108  George  street 
Miller,  Misses,  31  North  bridge 
Millidge,  Miss,  44  George  st. 
Minto,  Mrs,  55  George  street 
Morris,  Miss  M.  2  Huntly  st. 
Muir,  Mrs,  10  Baker's  place 
Murray,  Miss,  9  Howe  street 
Neilson,  J.  8  Calton  street 
Nichol,  Misses,  121  George  st. 
Nicol,  Misses,  30  St  James'  sq. 
Nimmo,  Misses,  63  Frederick 

street 
Paterson,  A.  53  and  54  High  st. 
Paterson,  Miss,  21  Castle  st. 
Patterson,   Miss   M.    45    Earl 

Grey  street 
Peacock,  Miss,  51  Home  street 
Rank  en.  Misses,  28  Dean  street 
Reid,  M.  and  M.  5  Hanover  st. 
Ritchie,  Miss,  28  Candlemaker 

row 
Robb,  Miss  I.,  10  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
Robertson,  Miss,  40  Frederick 

street 
Roques,  Madame  C,  and  Miss 

Wight,  7  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
Ross,  Miss,  47  Thistle  street 
Ross,  Miss,  31  India  place 
Saunders,  Miss,  132  George  st. 
Schoelcher,  Madame,  and  Co.  21 

George  street 
Scott,  Miss,  100  George  street 
Sharp,  Miss  M.  60  Leith  street 
Short,  Miss,  2  Montague  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  92  George  st. 
Smith  and  Girvan,  74  George  st. 
Smith,  Miss,  4  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Smith,  E.  and  M.  62  Rose  st. 
Smith,  Miss  M,  26-a  Barony  st. 
Smith,  Misses,  173  Causeyside 
Steel,  Miss,  19  Pitt  street 
Steel,  Miss,  6  Castle  street 
Steel,  M.  and  C.  9  Montague  st. 
Steene,  Miss,  14  Spittal  street 
Stevenson,  Miss,  3  Dundas  st. 


Stewart,  Miss,  22  William  st. 
Stewart,  Miss,  28  Brunswick  st.. 
Sylvani,  Miss  J.  4  Summer  bank 
Taylor,  M.  and  A.  Ferry  road 
Thomson,  Miss,  7  E.  Register  st. 
Thomson,  Misses,  66  Cumber- 

land  street 
Waldie,  Miss  A,  16  St  Vincent 

street 
Waterson,  Miss,  49  India  pi. 
Watson,  Miss,  21  Nelson  street, 
Watt  and  Mackie,  22  Gayfield 

square 
Weatherly,  Miss,  26  Frederick 

street 
Webster,  Miss,  30  Castle  st. 
West,  Misses,  25  Cumberland 

street 
White,  M.  and  M.  70  Lauristou 

street 
Wilkinson,  Misses,  58  Hanover 

street 
Wilson,  Miss,  16  Elm  row 
Wilson,  Miss,  6  Simson's  court, 

Greenside 
Winter,  Miss,  13  Chapel  street 
Wise,  Misses,  4  Duncan  street 
Wood,  Isabella,  Burnet's  close 
Young,  Miss,  16  Charlotte  pL 
Yule,  Mrs,  10  Baker's  place 

MiSI-MasteriS. 
Beattie,  Adam,  Canonmills 
Blacklaw  and  Ross,  Marr's  mill. 

Water  of  Leith 
Davidson,    A.    Lindsay's  mil'. 

Water  of  Leith 
Gibson  and  Walker,  Bonningtou 

Steam  mills 
Hay,  John,  Leith  walk 
Herdman,  John,  Bell's  mills 
Hume,  J.  and  Co.  Haymarket 
Lawson,  Henry,  Bennington 
Lawson,    J.     Greenland    mil!, 

Water  of  Leith 
Sinclair,John,  Edinburgh  Steaui 

mill,  Fountainbridge 
Tod,    Alexander    and    Robert, 

Commercial  place 
Tod  Brothers,  1  Baker's  place 
Wilson,  Wm.  Swanfield 

Mili-sfoase  Masiafac- 
tnrers. 

Smith,  J.  and  Son,  219  High 

street 

Ballingall,    James,    30    South 

Junction  street 
Bertram,  G.  W.  35  Sciennes 
Bertram,  J.  and  Son,  Leith  waJ  Ic 

foundry 
Boyd,  A.  Flora  ha'.  Grove  road 


336* 


Mils 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Nur 


Laidlaw,  E.  and  Son,  Simon 
square — See  Adv. 

Mather,  Alex.  63  Fountainbr. 

Eobertson,  J.  and  Son,  6  Ad- 
miralty street 

Musical  Insfnatnent 

Makei's  aiad  Music 

Sellers. 

Alexander,  D.  and  Co.  22  Cock- 
burn  street 

Curie,  J.  52  Hanover  street  and 
Broughton  market 

Glen,  A.  30  St  Andrew  square 

Glen,  Thomas,  2  N.  Bank  street 

Gordon  and  Co.  72  George  st. 

Hamilton  &  MuUer,  116  George 
street 

Jupp,  A.  48  Leith  street 

Jupp,  H.  32  Kirkgate 

Kohler,  E.  and  Son,  21  North 
bridge 

Lawrie,  Alex.  11  St  Patrick  sq. 

Murray,  Peter,  15  Sciennea 

Paterson  and  Son,  27  George  st. 

Purdie,  John,  83  Princes  st. 

Eamaay,  John,  65  Hanover  st. 

Eenton,  J.  7  North  Bank  street 

Eobertson,A.  and  Co.  39  Princes 
street 

Townsend,  William,  and  Son,  9 
Greenside  place 

Wightmaa,  J.  46  Frederick  st. 

Wilson,  J.  W.  51  Cockburn  st. 

Wood  and  Co.  49  George  street 

]%iall  Manufacturers. 

Macnab  and  Eitehie,  27  George 
IV.  bridge  &  27  &  29  Candle- 
maker  row — See  Adv. 

Eedpath,  Brown,  and  Co.  33 
Candlemaker  row 

i^'ewspaper  Offices. 

Art  Journal  Office,  46  Nicolson 

street 
Burghs  Eeformer,  257  High  st. 
Caledonian  Mercury  &  Weekly 

Herald,  265  High  street 
Daily  Review,  377  High  street 
Evening  Courant,  188  High  st. 
Gazette,  13  North  Bank  street 
Leith  Herald,  133  Kirkgate 
North  British  Advertiser  and 

Ladies'  Journal,  8  Melbourne 

place 
North  British  Agriculturist,  377, 

High  street 
North  British  Daily  Mail,  227 

High  street 
North  Briton,  Old  Fishmarket 

close,  190  High  street 
Paper  Trade  Eeview,  23  Blair  st. 
Railway  Gazette,  21  George  st. 
Scotsman,  30  Cockburn  street 


Scottish  Advertiser,  12  Elder  st. 
Scottish  Parmer  and  Horticul- 
turist, 28  Cockburn  street 
Scottish  Jurist,  11  Thistle  st. 

IVen^spaper  Ag;ents. 

Anderson,  J.  26  Broughton  st. 

Anderson,  Eobert,  63  Nicolson 
street 

Anderson,  Miss,  99  Nicolson  st. 

Campbell,  G.  12  Howe  street 

Cay  and  Black,  65  George  st. 

Dawson,  Wm.  21  Nicolson  st. 

Dickson,  John,  10  Nicolson  st. 

Drummond,  C.  133  Kirkgate 

Forrest,  D,  &  J.  7  W.  Eichmond 
street 

Gilmour,  J.  L.  20  North  Eich- 
mond street 

Gourlay,  A.  17  South  College  st. 

Har thill,  J.  17  Waterloo  place 

Hogg,  John,  2  Pitt  street 

Hutchison,  Wm.  13  India  place 

Killin,  J.  242  Cowgate 

Ljall,  J.  M.  16  South  St  David 
street 

Maclaren,  J.  138  Princes  street 

Mather,  D.  2  West  Eegister  st. 

Mushet,  James,  249  High  street 

Porter,  M.  42  Howe  street 

Eobertson  and  Scott,  13  Han- 
over street 

Eobertson,  H,  11  Greenside  st, 
— See  Adv. 

Smart  and  Co.  32  Rose  street 

Smith,  R.  P.  125  Nicolson  st. 

Somerville,  Eobt.  10  Spring  gar. 

Tally,  David,  78  Queen  street 

MnrseSi  Sick. 

Allan,  Mrs,  126  Pleasance 
Anderson,  Mrs,  23  India  place 
Balmer,  Mrs,  10  Jamaica  st. 
Birnie,  Mrs,  3  Jamaica  street 
Burrill,  Mrs,  11  Middle  Arthur 

place 
Campbell,  Mrs,  77  Eose  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  15  Chapel  st. 
Cormack,  Mrs,  17  William  st. 
Crawford,  Mrs  M.  50  Thistle  st. 
Cuthbertson,  Mrs,  68  Eose  st. 
Davidson,  Mrs,  23  Union  place 
Dearness,  Mrs,  60  India  place 
Duncan,  Mrs,  21  Jamaica  street 
Easton,  Mrs,  7  Hill  street 
Elliot,  Mrs,  50  Cumberland  st. 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  49  India  place 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  Canonmills 
Feme,   Mrs,   41-a    Broughton 

street 
Flett,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Forbes,  Mrs,  10  Jamaica  street 
Fisher,  Mrs,  60  India  place 
Fraser,  Mrs,  53  Bristo  street 
Eraser,  Mrs,  2  Nottingham  ter. 


Fyffe,  Mrs,  3  Clarence  street 
Gardner,  Mrs,  14  Young  street 
Goodsir,  Mrs,  1  Newport  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  22  William  street 
Hay,  Mrs,  38  Dublin  street 
Henderson,  Mrs,  44  India  place 
Henderson,    Mrs,    Haddington 

house,  S.  B.  Canongate 
Hunter,  Mrs,  21  India  placa 
Hunter,     Mrs,     Gray's    court, 

Nicolson  street 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  6,  Roxburgh  pi. 
Hutchison,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Jamieson,  Mrs  Isabella,  25  Ar- 
thur street 
Jenkins,  Mrs,  37  William  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  48  Dean  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  33  Brunswick  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  5  St  James'  pi. 
Kinnis,  Mrs,  25  Thistle  street 
Law,  Mrs,  33  Coalfield  lane 
Lawrence,  Mrs,  43  India  place 
M'Bean,  Mrs,    112    Prince   Al- 
bert buildings 
M'Ewan,  Mrs,  Robb's  court 
Macgill,  Mrs  T.  15  South  Char- 
lotte street 
M'Intyre,  Mrs,  35  Scotland  st. 
M'Kay,  Mrs,  112  Prince  Albert 

buildings 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs,  1 0  Duncan  st. 
M'Kinlay,  Mrs,  29  India  place 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  153  Rose  street 
M'Pherson,Mrs,  3  Comely  green 

place 
Maxwell,  Mrs  J.  6  Richmond  pi. 
Moodie,  Mrs,  3  Raeburn  place 
Mo  watt,  Mrs,  165  Rose  street 
Neilson,  Mrs,  37  William  st. 
Nicol,  Mrs,  2  Hamilton  place 
Oliphant,  Mrs,  37  Couper  st. 
Paton,  Mrs,  8  Kerr  street 
Pearce,  Mrs,  16  Jamaica  street 
Pearson,     Mrs,    4    Eosemount 

buildings 
Reekie,  Mrs,  7  Richmond  place 
Reid,  Mrs  J.  47  Cumberland  st. 
Roger,  Mrs,  6  Baker's  place 
Ross,  Mrs,  8  William  street 
Rutherford,  Mrs,  17  William  st. 
Simpson,  Mrs,  11  Couper  st. 
Smith,  Mrs  Wm.  1  Dean  street 
Sonter,  Mrs,  1  N.  St  James'  st. 
Stephenson,  Mrs,  15  Jamaica  st. 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  14  Young  at. 
Tarbet,  Mrs,  59  Broughton  St. 
Taylor,  Mrs,  18  Nelson  st. 
Thomson,  Mrs,  27  Blair  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  41-a  Broughton 

street 
Urquhart,  Mrs,  35  Jamaica  st. 
Veitch,  Mrs,  52  India  place 
Waitt,  Mrs,  7  East  Pitt  street 
Waters,  Mrs,  8  William  street 
Watson,  Mrs,  16  Broughton  st. 


Nui 


PROFESSIONS  AND  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Pal 


o  vJ  / 


Webster,  Mrs,  3  Horn  lane 
Wilson,  Mrs,  5  Caatlebarns 
Wilson,  Mrs,  18  Meadow  place 
Wilson,  Mrs  C.  9  Calton  street 
Work,  Mrs  Ann,  35  Kirkgate 

Hfnfserymen,  Seeds- 
men, aifid  Florists. 
Carstairs  and  Sons,  121  George 

street  and  Warriston  lodge 
Cunningham,    Fraser,   and  Co. 

Comely  bank  and  Edge  hill 
Currie,  John,  9  Grange  road 
Dickson,  James,  and  Sons,  82 

Hanover  street 
Dicksons  and  Co.  1  Waterloo  pi. 
Downie,  Laird,  and  Laing,  17 

Frederick  street 
Edgar,  Robert,  13  Grassmarket 
La-vson,  P.  and  Son,  1  George 

IV.  Bridge 
Mackintosh,  R.  T.  12  Melbourne 

place 
M'Kenzie,  John,  11  Grange  loan 
Methven,      Thomas,     Stanwell 

lodge  and  Leith  walk 
Robertson,  Peter  S.  Trinity- 
Stark,  R.  M.  7  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Wright,  A.  and  Son,  1  Green- 
side  place 

®ll  MercSaants,  IM!- 
CaotSa  Fitters  and 
rs. 


(See  Carpet  Planners.) 
Calleuder,   T.   and  A.    St  An- 
thony's lane,  Leith 
Craig  and  Rose,  Leith  walk 
Duncan,  Colin,  and  Son,  Upper 

drawbridge 
Liddle,  Wm.  47  Regent  arch 
Maenab  and  Ritchie,  27  George 
IV.  bridge,  and  27    and  29 
Candlemaker  row — ^eeAdv. 
Millers  and  Arthur,  5  Shore 
Moffat,  G.  D.  38  Dundas  street 
Parker,   M.    and  Co.  36  Whit- 
field place 
Parrafici  Od  Comoany,  Lochrin 
Patereon  and  Allan,  75  Grass- 
market 
Richardson  Brothers,  105  West 

bow 
Richardson,   Francis,   and    Co. 

Old  Corn  Exchange 
Rov/at  and  Son,  Lothian  road 
Sinclair  and  Co.  1  and  2  Calton 

street 
Smiths  and  Co.  1   Blair  street 

and  5  Hope  Street 
Walker,  T.  M.  106  West  bow 
Warden,     Wm.      St    Anthony 
court,  Leith 


ue&ans. 

Adie  and  Son,  30  Princes  st. 


Bryson,  James,  60  Princes  at. 
Buist,  James,  5  Nicolson  street 
Dan,  Thos.  50  Hanover  street 
Grassick,   James,   44    Cumber- 
land street 
Hart,  W.  7  North  College  st. 
Henderson,    A.     23    Hanover 

street 
Lennie,  E.  46  Princes  street 
Liddle,  Robert,  35  South  bridge 
Reid,  Alex.  47  South  bridge 
Salom  and  Co.  98  Princes  st. 
Stevenson,  Peter,  51  Geo.  IV. 

bridge 
Taylor,  James,  46  Princes  st. 
Vernon,  J.  E.  54  Leith  street — 
See  Adv. 

^rg;an  SSisilders. 

Hamilton,  T.  and  D.  116  Geo. 

street 
Renton,  J.  8  North  Bank  st. 
Townsend  and   Son,  9  and  10 

Greenside  place 
Wightman,  J.  46  Frederick  st. 
Wood  and  Co.  49  George  st. 


(See  Woollen  Drapers  and 
Tailors.) 

B^aiiater®,  Mfflnse. 
Aikman,  J.  and  Son,  8  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Aitken,  John,  7  Union  place 
Ballantine  and  Son,  42  George 

street 
Brechin,    George,    15  Lothian 

street 
Bisset,  Wemyss,  11  Hill  place 
Bolton  and  Co.  16  and  17  Com- 
mercial place,  Leith 
Bourhill,  James   B.  31  Castle 

street 
Brown,  A.  1  Maitland  place 
Brown,  George,  20  Dean  street 
Cameron,   Finlay,  1   North  St 

David  street 
Cameron,  Robt,  214  Canongate 
Campbell,    J.    28    St   Patrick 

square 
Clephane,  H.  92  High  street 
Cropper,  W.  and  Son,  1  India 

street 
Davidson,  Wm.  6  Bread  st; 
Dobie,  Geo.  40  Hanover  street 
Dodds,  Wm.  100  Pleasance 
Douglas,  James,  3    Greyfriars 

place 
Edwards,    James,    29    Tobago 

street 
Erskine,  W.  8  Elder  street 
Field  and  Allan,  27  Frederick 

street 
Forsyth,  William,  17  Bristo  st. 
Fortune,  John,  44  India  street 


Fowler,  A,  10  Pitt  street 
Graham,  John,  2  Stafford  street 
Gray,  D.  18  India  place 
Hadden,  Robert,  and  Son,  100 

Constitution  street 
Hall,  Thomas,  2  Elder  street 
Hamilton,  J.  100  George  street 
Harvey,  Peter,  33  St   Andrew 

square 
Hay,  D.  R.  and  Co.  90  George 

street 
Henderson,  John,  9  Spence's  pi. 
Hoggan,  George,  47  Earl  Grey 

street 
Hunter,     John,     72    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Johnstone,  R.  5  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Kent,  G.  K.  3  Wemyss  place 
Lawson,  Wm.  39  Bridge  street 
Lindsay,  J.  10  Chapel  street 
M'CuUoch,  John  and  William, 

22  Downie  place 
M'Leod  and  M'Kenzie,  31  Kirk- 
gate 
Macfarlane  and  Wallace,  7  Char- 
lotte place 
Macgill  and  Begbie,  62  Bristo 

street 
Macgill,  Arch.  21  Castle  street 
Macintosh    and    Cameron,    48 

Hanover  street 
M'Pherson,  Arch.  46  George  st 
M'Pherson,  James,  5  Church  st. 
Martin,  Wm.  15  Frederick  st, 
Milne,  R.  jun.  70  Broughton  st. 
Moffat,  William,  18  Elm  row 
Morrison,  James,  Upper  Draw- 
bridge 
Moxon,  C,  and  J.  63  George  st. 
Muirhead,  A,  22  Nelson  street, 

and  19  Greenside  place 
Newbigging,  James,  47  Lothian 

street 
Nicol  and  Tod,  27  Frederick  st, 
Nisbet,  John,  15  George  street 
Owen,  C.  2  West  Preston  street 
Paxton,  W.  1  Abercromby  pi. 
Peddie,  Robert,  3  Duke  st.  Leith 
Porteous,  Wm.  7  Baker's  place 
Potts,  G.  H.  92  Princes  street 
Prentice,  Robert,  7  Milne  sq. 
Purdie,  Bonnar,  and  Carfrae,  77 

George  street 
Reid,  Robert,  2  Blenheim  place 
Rintoul,  Alex.  50  Rose  street 
Ross,  R.  Jamieson,  8  W.  Nicol- 
son street 
Scott  and  Younger,  6  Commer- 
cial place 
Shaw,  Joseph,  S  South  Clerk  st. 
Sheppard,  Mrs  J.  107  George  st. 
Shields,  T.  1  Howard  place 
Small,  A.  &D.  79  Broughton  at. 
Smith,  Thos.  21  George  street 


338 


Fai 


EDINBURGH  AND  LEITH 


Pho 


Spence,  Francis,  7  Great  Junc- 
tion street 
StebbiDg,  Alex.  118  Kirkgate 
Stewart,  John,  11  Baker's  place 
Strachan,  Joseph,  9  Leith  street 
Tod,  Robert,  35  Dundas  street 
Upton,  Thomas,  1  Blenheim  pi. 
Wands,  W.  W.  48  Howe  street 
Watson,  David,  16  Leven  street 
Weston,  Samuel,  23  Home  st. 
White,  C.  18  Dundas  street 
White,  John,  32  Causeyside 
Wilson,  Robert,  66  S.  Clerk  st. 
Wintour,  W.  2  Maitland  street 
Workman,  Wm.  1  North  'New- 

ington  place 
Wybar,  George,  5  Blair  street 

l^ainterSj,  JiBjiisiaS. 

M'Leod,  John,  4  Buccleuch  st. 
Steell,  Gourlay,  4  Randolph  pi. 

PalnterSj  Historical. 

Harvey,  G.  21  Regent  terrace 

l*aiuterSi  ILandscape. 
Bough,  Samuel,  2  Hill  street 
Brown,  J.  C.  10  St  Vincent  st. 
Brown,  Vf.  B.  25  Gilmour  place 
Cairns,  John,  14  Henderson  row 
Clark,  Thos.  11  Castle  terrace 
Crawford,  John,  14  Cockburn  st. 
Hals  well,  Keeley,  16  Picardy  pi. 
Hay,  George,  16  Picardy  place 
Hill,  D.  0.  Calton  hill 
MaccuUoch,  H.  St  Colm,  Trinity 
Mackay,  R.  4  Great  King  st. 
Perigai,  Arthur,  7  Oxford  ter. 
Scott,  J.  R.  8  S.  Frederick  st. 
Stewart,  J.  L.  25  E.  Claremont 

Wintour,  J.  C.  1  St  Cuthbert's 
Glebe 

Painiersj  Miniature. 

Deuchar,  Miss  E.  R.  Russell 
lodge,  Abbotsford  park 

Devine,  Peter,  101b.  Princes  st. 

Musgrave,  Mrs,  16  South  Char- 
lotte street 

Roger,  Wm.  7  Dewar  place 

Ross,  Mrs,  5  Hope  street 

Paiwtersj  I*ortrait. 
Barclay,  J.  M.  38  Dublin  street 
Crawford,  W.  33  Abercromby  pi. 
Cruickshank,  F.  14  Henderson 

row 
Davidson,  John,  8  Morrison  st. 
Gordon,  Sir  J,  W.  123  George 

street 
Howie  &  Bonne,  45  Princes  st. 
Leea,  Chas.  19  Scotland  street 
Leyde,  Otto,  16  Picardy  place 
Macbeth,    Norman,    28    Saxe- 

Coburg  place 


Macleay,  K.  26  Hamilton  pi. 
Ogilvy,  J.  2  West  Nicolson  st. 
Paton,  J.  Noel,  33  George  sq. 
Ross,  R.  T.  78  Queen  street 
Smith,  Colvin,  32  York  place 
Steell,  Gourlay,  4  Randolph  pi. 
Watson,  S.  18  Fettes  row 
Watson,  W.  S.  10  Forth  street 

i'aper-llanging'  Manu- 
facturers. 

Campbell,  Jas.  26  Cockburn  st. 
Halliday,  William,  Grove  road 
M'Crie,  W.  &  Co.  22  Leith  walk 
Purves,  Peter,  26  Greenside  pi. 

Paper-Makers . 
(See  Stationers.) 

Paper-Kulers. 

Black,  John,  162  High  street 
Currie  and  Lamb,  1 0  Hunter  sq. 
Gow,  James,  13  Blair  street 
Harlow,  Thomas,  22  Niddry  st. 
Howison,  J.  12  Royal  Exchange 
Inglis,  James,  12  Thistle  street 
Napier,  B.  and  Co.  160  High  st. 

Pavement  Merclaamts. 
Barrie,D.  Scotland  street  station 
M'Intosh,  Robert,  4-a  Commer- 
cial place 
Webster,  J.  Junction  br.  wharf 

Paivrnfer  ©kers . 
Barker,  B.  97  Nicolson  street 
Caledonian  Loan   Company,  7 

Royal  Exchange 
Edinburgh  and  Leith,  16  Calton 

street 
Edinburgh  Loan  Company,  39 

South  bridge — See  Adv. 
Equitable  Loan  Co.  of  Scotland, 

4  Milne  square — See  Adv. 
Ferguson,  J.  312  Lawnmarket 
Fitzpatrick,  F.  179  Canongate 
Flannigan,  M.  142  Cowgate 
Fraser,  C.  Old  Assembly  close 
Friendly  Loan  Co.  1  Milne's  ct. 
Garland,  J.  0.  33  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Gilbert  &  Co,  40  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Gorman,  Nath.  13  Hill  place 
Haldane,  J.  9  Riddle's  close 
Hutton,  A.  10  High  street 
Hutton,  Arch.  96  High  street 
Kennedy,  John,  1  Milne  square 
Light,  J.  B.  276  Canongate 
M'Cambridge,  Peter,  51  and  59 

Candlemaker  row 
M'Dermott,  James,  8  Kirkgate, 

and  43  Coalfield  lane 
Money  Loan  Co.  16  South  br. 
North  British  Loan  Office,  312 

Lawnmarket— Wm.  Clark 


Paterson,  Abertas,   10   Bruns- 
wick street,  Stockbridge 
Paterson,  Jas.  1  Richmond  pi. 
South  Bridge  Co.  35  South  br, 

— See  A  dv. 
Thomson,  J.  44  South  bridge 
Thomson,  Wm.  95  West  port 
White,  John,  6  Brunswick  st. 
Wilson,  R.  20  Greenside  row 
Williamson,  James,  44  Rose  st. 

Perfumers. 

Anderson,  D.  119  Nicolson  st. 
Anderson,  W.  2  East  Register 

street 
Blackball  Brothers,  19  New  st. 
Cook,  Wm.  8  Deanhaugh  street 
Cooper,  A.  19  Downie  place 
Dickie,  W.  69  Nicolson  street 
Ferguson,  George,  67  George  st. 
Hogg,  J.  54  N.  Hanover  street 
Koerber,  Johannes,  35  North  br. 
More,  G.  134  Princes  street 
Pass,  E.  47  North  Frederick  st. 
Peebles,  Thomas,  14  Home  st. 
Poole,  A.  47  Broughton  street 
Raimes,   Blanshards,    and    Co. 

Smith's  place 
Roques,    Casimir,   7   South  St 

Andrew  street 
Simpson  and  Taylor,  15  South 

St  David  street 
Sturrock  and  Sons,  33  Princes 

street 
Tennant,  Thomas  M.  23  N.-W. 

Circus  place 
Thomson,  G.  7  Waterloo  place 
Thomson,  R.  15  Catherine  st, 

Pe^wterers. 
Moyes,  James,  108  West  bow 
Slimon,  Robt,  45  and  46  Shore 

PMiosophical  Instru- 
ment Makers. 
Hart,  Wm.  8  North  College  st. 
Kemp  and  Co.  12  and  13  Infir- 
mary street. — See  Adv. 
Stevenson,  P.  51  George  IV.  br. 

Photographers. 

Armstrong,  R.  63  Princes  st. 

Barbour,  A.  47  Whitefield  place 

Brown,  Richard,  3  Hanover  st. 

Browning,  P.  C.  3  Catherine  st. 

Campbell,  Geo.  12  Howe  street 

Crawford,  John,  14  Cockburn  st. 

Croal,  J.  T.  80  George  street 

Gumming,  J.  75  Princes  street 
and  1  South  Hanover  street 

Dallas  ,E.  W.  125  Princes  st. 

Davis  and  M'Donald,  59  South 
bridge 

De  Maus,  James,  25  S.  Hano- 
ver street 

Devine,  P.  101  -b  Princes  street 


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Duchauffour  and  M'lntyre,  33 

Whitfield  place 
Gilchrist,  James,  105  South  br. 
Hay,  G-.  and  D.  68  Priaces  st. 
Henderson,  Jas.  68  Princes  st, 
Horsburgh,  J.  17  Princes  st. 
Howie  and  Bonne,  45  Princes 

street 
Howie,  J.  jun.  60  Princes  street 
Inglis,  George,  78  S.  Clerk  st. 
Jamieson,  Jas.  42  Lothian  road 
Knott,  J.  B.  60c  Princes  street 
Lawrie  and  Mitchell,  25  North 

bridge 
Lindsay,  D.  36  Leith  walk 
M'Craw,  "Wm.  79  Princes  street 
M'Glashan    and    Walker,    130 

Princes  street 
M'Pherson,  J.  105  South  bridge 
Moffat,  John,  103  Princes  street 
Murray,  A.  G.  14  Nicolson  sq. 
Musgraye,    E.  16  South  Char- 
lotte street 
Nesbit,  John,  79  George  street 
iSiimmo,  P.  44  South  bridge 
Orange,  A.  11  Nicolson  square 

Ritchie,  H.  A.  116  Princes  st. 

Robson,  J.  36  Haddington  pi. 

Ross,  John,  5  Hope  street 

Ross  and  Thomson,  90  Princes 
street 

Smith,  H.  and  Co.  102  South 
bridge 

Stewart  and  Oman,  8  South  St 
Andrew  street 

Thomson,  P.  90  South  bridge 

Truefitt,  Peter,  72  Princes  st. 

Truefitt,  Wm.  65  Princes  st. 

Tunny,  J.  G.  93  Princes  street 

Wright,  Chas.  54  Cockburn  st. 

Physicians. 

(See  Medical  Practitioners.') 

Picture  CBeaners  and 

I>3uea*s. 

Bruce,  Daniel,  12  Greenside  pi. 

Doig,  M'Kechnie,  and  Davies, 
89  George  street 

Douglas,  Jas.  6  North  Bank  st. 

Novice,  G.  W.  10  North  St  An- 
drew street 

Paton,  Hugh,  9  Princes  street 

Robertson,  A.  29  Prederiek  st. 

Smith,  J.  D.  33  W.  Register  st. 

Pictore-Frame 
Jflakers. 
Bruce,  D.  12  Greenside  place 
Ciceri,  Mantica,  and  Torre,  81 

Leith  street 
Doig,  M'Kechnie,  and  Davies, 

89  George  street 
Dott,  A.  14  South  St  David  st. 
Hepburn,  S.  26  Hanover  street 
Hill,  Alex.  67  Princes  street 


Hunter,  D.  23  Candlemaker  row 
Hunter,  Wm.  27  Lothian  street 
M'Cowan,  James,  31  Cockburn 

street 
M'CuUoch,  J.  and  Co,  21  Fre- 
derick street 
Paton,  Hugh,  9  Princes  street 
Preraur,  S.  10  High  street 
Robertson,  A.  29  Frederick  st. 
Robertson,  Alex.  34  Rose  st. 
Smith,  J.  D.  33  W.  Register  st. 
Stark,  Oscar,  15  Greenside  st. 
Stechan,  E.  G.  L.  12  Elm  row 

Pipe-Makers. 

Donaldson, A.  South  Norton  pi. 

Doifeldson,  William,  1 4  Morton 
street 

Duncan,  George,  14  Coburg  st. 

Mackenzie,  St  John's  hill 

Whyte,  T.  and  Co.  225  Canon- 
gate 

Wilson,  Peter,  43  Yard  heads 

PIane=jSIakers . 
(Those  marked  *  are  also  Edge- 

toolmakers.) 
*HofFman,  John,  Castle  terrace 
*Matheson,  Alex,  and  Son,  23 

Cockburn  street 
Storrie,  Alex.  18  Victoria  st. 

Plasterers, 
Adamson,   Andrew,    25   South 

Richmond  street 
Aitken  and  Ferris,  Lutton  pi, 
Anderson,  James,  Dairy  lane 
Annan,   James,    S.-W,   Thistle 

street  lane 
Baird,  J.  Low  Broughton 
Baird,  Wm.  North  Pitt  street 
Berry,  John,  3  Greenside  row 
Brownlee,  Robert,  86  West  bow 
Forrest,  Wm.  11  Bread  street 
Galloway,  D.  22  St  Leonard  st. 
Grieve,  Jas.  40  St  Cuthbert  st. 
Innes,  Peter,  65  Frederick  street 
Moncreiif,  D.  Grove  road 
M'Pherson  and  Son,  72  South 

Clerk  street 
Scott,  R.  57  Constitution  street 
Sutherland,    J.    43     Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Tait,  James,  1  Mound  place 

Plnntbers  and  €was- 
fitters. 

Allan,  Robert,  133  Rose  street 
Anderson,  G.  8  Greenside  place 
Armstrong  and  Hogg,  25   Lo- 
thian road 
Barton,  W.  30  Candlemaker  row 
Beddie,  John,  104  High  street 
Bryce,  Andrew,   6  South  Mel- 
ville place  I 


Burn    and    Baillie,    44    North 

Hanover  street 
Carstairs,  M.  71  Northumber- 
land street 
Cay  and  Johnstone,  7  Greenside 

place 
Clark  and  Beatson,  24  Howe  st. 
Cochrane,  John,  48  Kirkgate 
Cochrane,  Thomas,  98  Giles  st, 
Cunningham,  J.  45  Bernard  st. 
Dick,  John,  59  Albany  street 
Dickison,  Alex.  2  Brougham  st. 
Dobson,  John,  77  Nicolson  st. 
Dodds,   Robert,    5   St    Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Duncan,  J.  W.  104  Rose  street 
Ewart,  John,  2  Erskine  place 
Forbes,  Walter,  Swiuton  row 
Forrest,  P.  18  Dock  street 
Gibson,  H.  23  Dock  street 
Gilchrist,  James,  and   Son,  11 

South  St  Andrew  street 
Gray,  Adam,  17  Leven  st. 
Hume,  Robt.  and  Co.,  23  West 
Register  street,  and  101  Con- 
stitution street. — "HeQAdv. 
Inglis,  James,  59  Causeyside 
Jackson,  Thomas,  and  Sons,  31 
Dundas  st.  37  Howe  st.  and 
North  Pitt  St. 
Jacob,  Wm.  30  Whitfield  place 
Kay,  A.  and  Co.  144  Princes  st. 
Kay,    Thomas,    and    Son,     18 

Charlotte  place 
Kemp,    Robert,    West    Thistle 

street  lane 
Kirkwood,  R.  169  Rose  street 
Lauder,  James,  99  Kirkgate 
Lawrie,  J.   Catherine  st.  court 

— See  Adv. 
Learmontb,  T.  10  Barony  street 
Lindsay,    Charles,   and   Co.    8 

Greenside  street 
Little,  Robert,  12  Hamilton  pi. 
Low,  J.  14  St  Andrew  st.  lane 
Mackie,  J.  20  Dundas  street 
Macrae,  J.  28  Hanover  street 
M'CuUoch,  THos.  Lothian  road 
M'Vey    and     Watson,    6     Old 

Physic  gardens 
Marshall,  J.  62  Broughton  st. 
Martin,  George,  15  Picardy  pi. 
Melville,  Alex.  1  Forrest  road 
Moncur,  John,  56  Bristo  street 
More  &  Rutherford,  Albany  lane 
Mossman,  G.  14  Bread  street 
Nimmo,  P.  and  J.  8  N,  Bank  st. 
Paterson,  Hugh,  Elm  row 
Pearson,  E.  85  South  back  Ca- 

nongate 
Peters,  A.  M.  13  Dundas  street 
Proctor,  A.  5  Church  lane 
Ranken,  Clark,  18  West  Nicol- 
son street 
Reld,  J.  2  Ingliston  street 


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Ritchie,  John,  Thistle  st.  lane 
Robertson  and  Cairns,  31  Nicol- 

8on  street 
Robertson,  W.  56  Constitution 

street 
Ross,  Wm.  99  Constitution  st. 
Scott,  Wm.  Tanfield 
Slimon,  E.  45  and  46  Shore 
Smith,  Mrs  W.  11  India  place 
Stenhouse,  G.  3  Canoumills 
Stevens,  David,  15  Howe  street 
Sturrock,  J.  and  Sons,  Whitfield 

place. 
Thomson,  Robert  and  Co.   22 

and  25  Greenside  place 
White,  J.  10  South  St  Andrew 

street 
Wilson,  Robt.  24  Earl  Grey  st. 
Young,  J.  112  Nicolson  street 
Young,  John,  68  South  Clerk  st. 
Young  and  Paul,  64  Clerk  st. 

S^ocket-liook,  Jewelj 

Makers. 
Bruce,  Alex.  10  Hanover  street 
Carlisle  and  Watts,  49  Hanover 

street 
Chisholm,  J.  35  Lothian  road 
Hardy,  Charles,  43  N.  Pitt  st. 
Mein,  W.  37  North  bridge 
Miller,  Wm.  47  Leith  wynd 
Milne,  W.  and  J.  126  Princes 

street 
Simpson,  David  L.  25  Hanover 

street 
Stephenson  and  Son,  25  Princes 

street 
Tait,  Thomas,  8  Korth  bridge 
Wilson  and  Co.  71  George  st. 

I*®stmaster»  and  tfol) 

Morse  Mirers. 
Croall,  John,  and  Sons'  Bazaar, 

9  and  10  Leith  walk 
Croall,  Robert,  Middlefield 
Hay,  J.  109  Abbeyhill 
Inglis,  William,   and  Son,   40 

Pleasance 
Marshall,  R.  Dublin  street  lane 
Moir,  P.  Nottingham  place 
Moir,  P.  and  Co.  James'  place 
Scott,  Croall,  and  Sons,  Royal 

Horse  Bazaar,  Lothian  road, 

and  Braehouse 

I*onI4erers. 
Anderson,  John,  106  George  st. 
Carmichael  and  Sons,  60  Queen 

street 
Carmichael,    James,    13    High 

market 
Carmichael,  William,  1  and  5 

Broughton  market 
Cook,  Alex,  3  S.-E,  Circus  place 


Dalgleish,  David,  15  Bread  st 
Farrell,  Mrs  R.  1  Hope  street 
Hannah,    W.  15  S.  Frederick 

street 
Johnston,  Wm.  17  High  market 
Muirhead,  Charles,  79   Queen 

street 
Sharp,  Isabella,  13  Dundas  st, 
Sibbald,D.  15  High  market 
Wilson,  John,  8  Charlotte  place 
Wilson,  Robert,  4  S.  Melville  pi. 

a^rianters. 

Adamson  &  Co.  5  St  James'  sq. 
Aikman,  A.  &  Co.  11  Hanover 

street 
Aitken,  T.  L.  4  Melbourne  j)l. 
Anderson,  Robert,  160  Hign  st. 
Armour,  Harry,  54  South  bridge 
Ballantyne  &  Co.  Paul's  work 
Baxter,  J.  6  James'  court 
Black,  A.  and  C.  6  North  bridge 
Blackwood  and  Sons,  32  Thistle 

Boyd,  G.  W.  and  Co.  13  North 

Bank  street 
Brydone,  J.  and  Sons,  12  Elder 

street 
Burness,  W.  1  N.  St  Andrew 

street 
Burrell  and  Byers,  16  Assembly 

street 
Caledonian  Press,  31  Hanover 

street 
Cannon,  Alex.  23  Thistle  street 
Clark,  R.  and  R.  42   Hanover 

street 
Collie,  D.  R.  and  Son,  19  South 

St  David  street 
Collins,  William,  37  Cockburn 

street 
Colston,   A.  and  Son,  80  Rose 

street 
Constable,  Thomas,  11  Thistle 

street 
Drummond,  C.  133  Kirkgate 
Fairgrieve,  John,  72  Rose  street 
Forrester,  S.  7  George  street 
Forsyth,  John,  82  South  bridge 
FuUarton,   A.  and  Co.  Stead's 

place 
Gibson,  Charles,  18  Thistle  st. 
Gill,  R.  59  Shore 
Glass,  Thomas,  44  South  bridge 
Graham,  G.  51  Nicolson  street 
Grant,  Alex.  14  St  James'  sq. 
Grant,  Wm.  52  W.  Register  st. 
Gray,  J.  and  J.  8   Melbourne 

place 
Greig,  John,  and  Son,  6   Old 

Physic  gardens 
Guthrie,  David,  377  High  st. 
Hardie,  R.  and  Co.  20  Frederick 

street,  and  77  Rose  street 
Henderson,  A.  71  Shore 


Hope,  J.  R.  27  South  bridge — 

See  Adv. 
Hughes,  John,  3  Thistle  street 
Hutton,  R.  and  J.  23  South  br. 
Laurie,  A.  and  Co.  13  N.  Bank 

street 
Lindsay,  John,  39  South  bridge 
Lorimer  &  Gillies,  13  Clyde  at. 
M'Donald,    J.    13    Carrubber'a 

close 
M'George,  T.  549  Castlehill 
Mathers,  D.  2  West  Register  st. 
Miller,  J.  27  Cockburn  street 
Mossman  and  Shirley,  18  South 

Hanover  street 
Mould  and   Tod,  3   and  4   St 

James'  square 
Murray  and  Gibb,  East  Thistle 

street  lane 
Neill  &  Co.  10  Old  Fishmarket 

close 
Nelson,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  Hope 

park  end 
Oliver  &  Boyd,  Tweeddale  court 
Paton,  Thomas,  13  George  st. 
Peddle,  James,  2  Nicolson  sq. 
Pillans,  H.  &  J.  6  James'  court 
Reid,  M.  W.  4  Nottingham  pi. 
Reid  and  Reynolds,  14  Thistle 

street 
Reid  and  Son,  34  Shore 
Robie,  James,  265  High  street 
Rollo,  W.  L.  257  High  street 
Sinclair,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
Smith  and  Co.  9  South  St  An- 
drew street 
Syme  &  Son,  R.  80  Hanover  st. 
TumbuU  and  Spears,  21  George 

street 
Turner,  J.  and  Co.  Lothian  road 
Wallace,   R.  and  Co.  42  Rose 

street 
Weddell,  Andrew,  20  Cockburn 

street 
Wilson,  A.  and  W.  R.  Mint,  56 

High  street 
Wood,  Thomas,  17  Quality  st. 
Wright,  James,  7  Hunter  sq. 

Printers,  Iiithog:ra- 
phic. 

Banks  &  Co.  26  Waterloo  pi. 
Brydone,  J.  and  Son,  12  Elder 

street 
Cherry,  John,  84  High  street 
Clark,  R.  10  Hanover  street    . 
Cruickshank,  W.  18  St  James' 

square 
Davidson,  John,  3  Baltic  street 
Dawson,  Wm.  21  Nicolson  st. 
Gellatly  and  Whyte,  26  George 

street 
Hay,  Alex.  4  North  bridge 
Higgins  and  Thorn,  8   North 

Bank  street 


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Hope,  J.  R.  27  South  bridge — 

See  Adv. 
Hutton,  K.  &  G.  23  South  br. 
Johnston,    James,    105    High 

street 
Johnston,  W.  and  A.  K,  4  St 

Andrew  square 
M'Glashan,  Alex.  26  Clyde  st. 
M'Leod,  James,  90  South  bridge 
Mein,  J.  Z.  9  Leith  st.  terrace 
Melville  and  Adamson,  21   St 

James'  square 
Mackenzie,  James,  129  High  st. 
Miller,  J.  27  Cockburn  street 
Mould  and   Tod,  3  and  4  St 

James'  square 
Nimmo,  J.and  J.  7  Carrubber's  cl. 
Peacock  Brothers,  1  Milne  sq. 
Ritchie,  A.  19  South  St  David  st. 
Schenck  and  M'Farlane,  19  St 

James'  sq. — See  Adv. 
Schenck,  F.  12  Royal  Exchange 
Scott  and  Ferguson,  63  Princes 

street 
Smith,  H.  W.  102  South  bridge 
Smith,  William,   43  Northum- 
berland street 
Turner,  James,  and  Co,  Lothian 

road 

Printing:  Ink  manu- 
facturers. 

Fleming,  A.  B.  and  Co.  43  Sala- 
mander street 

Printers'  Joiners. 

Donaldson,  John,  14  Clyde  st. 
Murray,  J.  22  Niddry  street. — 
See  Adv. 

Printing:  and  Copying: 
Press  Makers. 

Greig,  D.  and  J.  96  Fountainbr. 
Long,  Thos.  and  Co.  21  New  st. 
Ritchie,  Patrick,  102  Pleasance 
Seggie,  Alex.  Broughton  market 

Printseliers. 

Cowieson,  P.  39  a  Lothian  st. 
Hill,  A.  67  Princes  street 
Macgill,  William,  103  Princes 

street 
Nelson,  R.  R.  27  Hanover  st. 
Paton,  Hugh,  9  Princes  street 
Stark,  0.  15  Greenside  street 
Stechen,  E.  G.  L.  12  Elm  row 
Yannan,  W.  H.  1  Tarvit  street 

Punch  (Steel)  Cutter. 

Grandison,  W.  5  Lutton  place 

JRailivay  Companies. 

Caledonian,  Lothian  road 
Dalkeith  Branch,  (N.B.Ry.)  St 
Leonard's 


Edinburgh  and  Bathgate,  8  S. 
Charlotte  street 

Edin.  and  Glas.  Waverley  bridge 
and  foot  of  Constitution  st. 
Leith 

Fife  and  Kinross,  10  Northum- 
berland street 

Great  Northern  and  North  East- 
em,  16  S.  St  Andrew  street 

North  British,  Canal  street,  4 
Princes  street,  foot  of  Con- 
stitution street,  and  Citadel 

]leading:-rooms  and 
Public  liibraries. 

The  Edinburgh  Subscription 
Library,  24  George  street 

Leith  Public  Library,  116  Con- 
stitution street 

Leith  Reading-rooms,  130  Con- 
stitution street 

Leith  Mechanics'  Library,  13 
Tolbooth  wynd 

Maclaren,  John,  138  Princes  st. 

Mechanics'  Subscription  Lib- 
rary, Victoria  terrace 

Select  Subscription  Library,  26 
Waterloo  place 

Harthill's  News  rooms,  17 
Waterloo  place 

Young  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
tion, 73  Adam  square 

Recorders. 

(See  Public  Offices.) 

Hectiliers. 

Bernard  and  Co.  9  Yardheads 
Crabbie,  J.  &  Co.  S.  Junction  st. 
Gray,    James,     and     Son,    19 

Lothian  street 
Heddle,  James,  5  Water  lane 
Mackie,    N.    M.    and   Co.    14 

Assembly  street,  Leith 
Petrie,  Philp,  &  Co.  1  Fyfe  place 
Sanderson,  William,  9  Quality 

street 
Thomson,  D.  J,  and   Co.    11 

Giles'  street 
Warrick  and  Baillie,  6  Foxe's 

lane,  Leith 

Rope  and  Sail  makers. 

Bell,  Wm.  43  Whitfield  place 
Calder,    Wm.  22    Commercial 

place. — See  Adv. 
Dairy  mple,  John,  5  and  8  Dock 

street 
Edinburgh  Ropery  Co.  28  Bath 

street  and  1  Commercial  pi. 
Elgin  and  M'Pake,  6-A  Gilmore 

place 
Edmond,  John,  64  Shore 
Gavin,  Peter,  and  Son,  6  Dock 

place  and  31  Bath  street 


Gillon  and  Shiells,   38   Grass- 
market 
Lindsay,  George  31  Horse  wynd 
Morris,  A.  7  St  Patrick  square 
Newlands,  P.  106  Grassmarket 
Ritchie,  James,  22  South  back 

of  Canongate 
Robertson,  C.  Bainfield 
Ross,  James,  2  Coal  hill 
Stocks,     Charles,     Bruntsfield 

Links 
Wallace,  Andrew,  6  Baltic  st. 

Saddlers  and  Slarness 

Makers. 
Ballantyne,  J.  5  Downie  place 
Berry,  James,  13  Bread  street 
Berry,  T.  N.  1 1  Constitution  st. 
Carfrae,  W.  7  Queensferry  street 
Chalmers,  G.  65  Clerk  street 
Clark,  D.  45  Rose  street 
Dow,  John,  86  Rose  street 
Eraser,  D.  M.  545  Castle  hill 
Fulton,  A.  86  George  street 
Gray,  W.  and  Son,  13  South  St 

David  street 
Grieve,  Rob.  541  Castle  hill 
Hay,  J.  &  J.  28  Hanover  street 
Inglis,  William,  and   Son,  40 

Pleasance 
M'Donald,  A.  42  Grassmarket 
M'Evoy,   James,   58    Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Rogers  and  Boog,  80  Princes  st. 
Rose,  William,  58  Grassmarket 
Shaw,  George,  67  Clerk  street 
Spaven,  R.  18  South  St  Andrew 

street 
S  pence,  Joseph,  24  Grassmarket 
Watt,  A.  1  South  St  David  street 

Salt  Warehouses. 

Laird  and  Banks,  21  Constitu- 
tion street 

Patent  British  Salt,  24  Sheriff 
brae 

Saw  makers. 

Chesney,  D.  8  Royal  Exchange 
Hughes,  Edwin,  Leith  Saw  millg 
Wardale,  T.  44  Grassmarket 

Scale-fSeam  and  Steel- 
yard makers. 

Davidson,  J.  24  Barony  street 
Hood,  J.  3  Macdowall  street 
Simpson,  R.  D.  14  Clerk  street 
Thomson,  D.  and  J.  Broughton 

market  and  9  Steads  place 
Wharton,  Geo.  23  Leith  wynd 

Sculptors. 
Brodie,  Wm.  Cambridge  street 
Howie,  John,  Brandon  street 
Hunter,  Robert,  35  South  Clerk 
street 


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Hutchison,  John,  97  George  st. 
Lawrie,  John,  13   South  Junc- 
tion street 
Low,  W.  H.  South  Norton  place 
Maccallum,  George,  24  George 

street 
M'Ewan,  Thos.  Lothian  road 
M'Glashan,  Stewart,  Canonmills 

bridge 
M'Leod,  Robert,  4  Buccleuchst. 
Ness,  John,  18  Leith  walk 
Rhind,  John,  North  Pitt  street 
Ritchie,  W.  50  Lothian  road 
Stanton,  Clark,  Ramsay  lane 
Steel,  John,  9  Randolph  place 
Wallace  and  Co.  Shrub   place 

and    15    Leith   walk. — (See 

Adv) 
Walker  and  Johnston,   Heriot 

hill 
Whyte,  Clement,  Pitt  st.  park, 

Scotland  street 

l§eal  Eng^ravers. 

(See  also  Jeioellers  and  Lapi- 
daries.) 

Banks,  J.  59  South  bridge 
Blaik,  David,  34  North  bridge 
Butters,  L.  41  George  street 
Laing,  Henrj',  3  Elder  street 
Main,  E.  31  North  bridge 
Murdoch,  C.  and  Son,  4  George 

street 
Park,  William,  35  Hanover  st. 
Pattison,    Edward,    60    North 

bridge 

Seed  and  liinseed  Cake 
Merclianfs- 

Baigrie,  Geo.  25  North  bridge 
Cunningham,    J.    and  J.    102 

West  bow 
M'Lean  and  Hope,    1    King's 

stables 
Murray,  Robert,  7  Roxburgh  pi. 
Stuart,  Alex.  Citadel 

Sharetorokers. 

(See  Stockbrokers.) 

Shawl  Mannfactnrerg. 

Green,  J.  S.  49  Princes  street 
Hewat,  J.  12  St  Andrew  square 
Smith,  G.  and  A.  108  South  br. 
Smith,  John,  105  South  bridge 

Ship  and  Insarance 
Brokers,  A^eith. 

Abrahamson,  H,  J.  12  Albany 

street,  Leith 
Aitken,    William;    47     Bridge 

street 
Beda,    Eschricht,  and    Co.   10 

Dock  place 


Buchanan,  E.  G.  Bell's  court. 
Quality  lane 

Davidson,  Ebenezer,  37  Sand- 
port  street 

Davidson,  John,  and  Co.  24 
Sheriff  brae 

Duncan,  J.  and  Co.  9  Baltic  st. 

Gifford,  Wm.  and  Co.  2  Dock  pi. 

Hanson,  H.  P.  2  Dock  place 

Hunter,  Jas.  2  Commercial  pi. 

La  Cour  and  Watson,  14  Com- 
mercial place 

Lawson,  J.  6  Dock  place 

Macgregor,  Sinclair,  and  Co.  55 
Bernard  street 

Macgregor,  D.  R.  55  Bernard  st. 

Peacock,  D.  1 2  Dock  street 

Sandilands,  Wm.  19  Commer- 
cial place 

Stenhouse,  A.  and  G,  Wet  docks 

Thomson,  Stoltz,  and  Zoff,  13 
Dock  street 

Thomson,  W.  and  Co.  116  Con- 
stitution street 

Turnbull,  Salvesen,  and  Co.  23 
Sandport  street 

Ship  Builders,  fieith. 

Innes,  Robert,  Old  Church  st. 
Menzies  and  Co.  Wet  Docks  and 

Gran  ton 
Morton,  Hugh  and  Co.  Docks 
Rose,  J.  T,  and  Co.  Wet  Docks 

Ship  Chandlers. 

Bolton  and  Co.  16  Commercial 
place. — See  Adv. 

Colter]  ahn,  W.  51  Shore 

Eggers,  L.  and  Co.  17  Dock  st. 

Hood,  Thos.  18  Commercial  pi. 

Scott  and  Younger,  7  Commer- 
cial place 

Slimon,  Robert,  45  and  46  Shore 

Shipmasters. 

Blackwood,  A.  3  North  Fort  st. 
Boaden,  Wm.  27  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Cairns,  John,  2  Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Craig,  Geo.  W.  2  Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Clark,  Crighton,  6  Hope  terrace, 

Leith 
Currie,    Adam,    45     Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Dickson,    James,    4    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Duncan,  S.  1  Spring  villa,  Ferry 

road,  Leith 
Galloway,  A.  4  Portland  terrace 
Hossack,  R.  C-  2  Madeira  street, 

Leith 
Howling,   Abraham,    5    South 

Junction  street 


Lawson,  T.  35  Albany  st.  Leith 
M'Millan,  C.  6  Hamburgh  place 
Maekay,  J.  3  Helen  place,  Leith 
Mann,  B.  29  Albany  st.  Leith 
Munro,  Daniel,  11  Glover  st. 
Nicolson,  J.  1  Albany  st.  Leith 
Pole,  J.  2  Portland  terrace,  Leith 
Rintoul,  David,  2  Portland  ter, 
Scott,  P.  8  Bonnington  place 
Seater,  John,  2  Portland  ter. 
Sinclair,  Robert,  Spring  Bank, 

Bonnington 
Webster,  L.  21  Broughton  st. 
Weddell,  Wm.  8  London  row, 

Leith 
Younger,  J,  2  South  Fort  street 

Shipowners. 

Hardie,  Thos.  46  Bernard  street 

Kirk,  George,  6  Union  st.  Leith 

Lindsay,  Thomas,  30  Charlotte 
street,  Leith 

Lindsay,  W,  1 24  Constitution  st. 

Macgregor,  D.  R.  55  Bernard  st. 

Macgregor,  Sinclair,  and  Co.  55 
Bernard  street 

Mathieson,  Geo.  Clifton  lodge, 
Wardie 

Menzies,  Thos.  24  London  st. 

Morrison,  D.  14  Portland  place, 
Leith 

Ratter,  William,  22  Sheriff  brae 

Sinclair,  R.  Spring  Bank,  Bon- 
nington 

Smith  Jas.  55  Bernard  street 

Wood,  P.  &  Co.  41  Bernard  st. 

Shipping'  Companies. 

Aberdeen  and  Inverness  Steam- 
ship office,  6  South  St  An- 
drew street,  Granton  pier,  and 
23  Commercial  place.  —  G. 
Matheson,  agent 

Aberdeen,  Leith,  and  Clyde  Co. 
Granton  pier,  23  Commercial 
place,  and  6  South  St  Andrew 
street 

Alloa  and  Leith  Steam  Packet 
Co.  3  Queen  street,  Leith 

Anstruther  and  Leith  Shipping 
Co. — W.  Thomson  and   Co., 


Forth  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co.'s 
office,  35  Bernard  street 

Forth  and  New  Zealand  Co. 
Middle  Dock  gate 

General  Steam  Navigation  Co. 
51  Bernard  st.  and  21  Water- 
loo place. — See  Adv. 

Inverness  and  Leith  Steam 
Packet  Co.  Granton  pier,  and 
23  Commercial  place 

Leith,  Hull,  and  Hamburg 
Steam  Packet  Co.  34  Bernard 
street 


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Leith  and  Newcastle  Steamer, 
44  Bernard  street 

Leith  and  Rotterdam  Steam- 
ship Co.  5  Wet  docks 

Liverpool  and  Leith  Co.  Wet 
docks 

Liverpool  Traders,  Carron  Co. 
Wet  docks. — N.  Rose,  agent 

London  and  Edinburgh  Co.  9 
Dock  place 

North  of  Scotland  Steam  Ship- 
ping Co.  20  Waterloo  place 

Stirling  Steamboat  Co.  Granton 
pier 

Wick  and  Leith  Co.  Wet  docks 

Zetland  Shipping  Co.  10  and  11 
Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith. 

iihoe  Warehouses. 

^ee  also  Boot  and.  Shoe 
Makers.) 
Aitchison,  A.  293  High  street 
Auld,  Wm.  407  Lawnmarket 
Bell,  Mrs,  14  Hanover  street 
Blanc,  Victor,  69  George  street 
Bleakly,  John,  143  High  street 
Dougal,  Wm.  5  India  place,  and 

1  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Duffus,  Peter,  88  Howe  street 
Hamilton,  Wm.  100  George  st. 
Handyside    and    Co.    2   South 

Junction  street 
Healey,  Mrs,  53  Hanover  street 
Hill,  John,  43  Nicolson  street 
Hislop,  D.  137  West  port 
Johnstone,  Miss  M.  311  High  st. 
Moir,  Charles,  19  Lothian  road 
M'Kain,  James,  Tanfield 
Nixon,  J.  127  High  street 
Paterson,  Wm.  194  Canougate 
Kichardson,     A.    and    Son,    5 

N.-W.  Circus  place 
Eobertson,  J.  253  High  street 
Robertson,  J.  and  J.  8  North 

bridge 
Ronald,  Alex.  30  Jamaica  st. 
Simpson,  R.  2  N.-W,  Circus  pi. 
Stewart,  R.  26  Nicolson  street 
Stocks,  David,  87  West  port 
Tait,  Alex.  15  North  bridge 
Whitehead,  L.  144  Kirkgate 
Whitehead,  W.  62  Princes  st. 

Short&iand  Writer. 

Smith,  J.  Irvine,  11  Pitt  street 

Silk  Mercers. 

(See  Haberdashers.) 

Silversmiths, 

Cooper,  D.  2  Swinton  row 
Crouch,  Wm.  and  Son,  32  North 

bridge 
Hutton,  John,  63  North  bridge 


Macdonald,  J.  W.  139  Princes 

street 
M'Graw,  Daniel,  13  Chalmers' 

close 
Robb,  Charles,  and  Sons,  West 

1  Thistle  street  lane 
Wighton  and  Sons,  117  Princes 

street 
Wilkie,  John,  8  East  Rose  street 

lane 

Silver  Platers. 

Cowan,  A.  D.  433  Lawnmarket 
Crighton,  W.  N.-W.  Thistle  st. 

lane 
Glass,  Robert,  Victoria  terrace 
Simpson  and  Graham,  2  Mound 

place 

Skinners  and  Wool 
ISealers. 

Baird,  J.  and  Sons,  Silvermills 
Deans,  W.  Bell's  mills 
Halliday,  Wm.  Bennington 
Legget,  Robert,  Water  of  Leith 
Reid,  John,  Powburn 
Russell, R.  and  Son,  Canonmills 
Stott,  David,  A.  Silvermills 
White,  Mrs  E.  Bonnington 

SSaters. 

(Those  marked  *  are  Slate 

merchants.) 

Anderson,  S.  13  Coburg  street 
Anderson,  Wm.  10  North  Col- 
lege street,  and  Upper  Draw- 
bridge, Leith 
Bell,  Walter,  and  Son,  9  Queens- 
ferry  street 
Breck,  James,  23  Dundas  street 
Conacher,  David,  18  Leith  st. 
Christie,  Alex.  118  Kirk  gate 
Christie,    W.    31    Constitution 

street 
Duns,  James,  161  Rose  street 
Dunse,  D.  50  Constitution  st. 
Erskine,  Alex.  11  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
*Field  and  Allan,  27  Frederick 
street,  Henderson   row,  and 
29  South  Junction  street 
Fortune,  Robert,  9  South  Junc- 
tion street 
*Graham,  T.   29   Castle  street 

and  12  Coalhill 
Henderson,  John,  3  Castle  st. 
Jack,  J.  5  North  Bank  street 
Kitchen,  John,  Cowan's  close 
Lamb,  T.  78  South  Clerk  st. 
*Lightbody,  J.  and  J.  16  South 

Junction  street 
Lough,  John,  15  William  st. 
Low,  John,  30  Nicolson  street 
Messer,  J.  67  St  Leonard  street 


Munro,  Wm.  37  Broughtoa  st. 
Munro,  Dan.  49  Thistle  street 
Ramsay,  W.  St  Stephen  street 
Reid,  Alex.  186  Rose  street 
Redpath,  Alex.  1  St  Cuthbert's 

glebe 
Riddle,  Geo.  Bell's  close 
Scott,  Robert,  13  Home  street 
Sinton,  J.  1  West  Richmond  st. 
Sinton,  W.  11  St  Leonard  lane 
Slater,  Andrew,  1  St  John  st. 
Smith,  A.  and  D.  24  West  Lau- 

riston  place 
Stewart,  Mrs,  9  Queensferry  st. 
Wilson,  John,  1  Portland  place 
Young,  Edward,  and  Sons,  12 
India  place,  8  Hamilton  place, 
and  4  Jamaica  street 
Young  and  Co.  11  Greenside  pi. 
M'Dowall  street,  and  50  Con- 
stitution street,  Leith. 

Smiths. 

(Those  marked  *  are  Farriers.) 
Adams,  R.  4  Rutland  place 
Adams,  Wm.  60  Queen  street. 
*Anderson,  D.  Hamilton's  entry 
Angus,  Thomas,  169  Rose  st, 
*Archibald,  D.  166  Rose  street 
Auchinclose,  J.   and  Son,  129 

Rose  street 
Bain    and    Co.    Lochrin    Iron 

Works. — See  Adv. 
Bell,  Peter,  9  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Bell,  P.  N.-W.  Thistle  st.  lane 
Bell,  Thos.  Broughton  market 
Bell,  Wm.  17  St  Leonard  st. 
Black,  J.  4  Dalrymple  place 
Bogie,  J.  S.-E.  Thistle  st.  lane 
Brown,  George,  Brown's  place, 

Leith 
Brown,  J.  62  Fountainbridge 
Brown,  Wm.  Brown's  pi.  Leith 
Bryden,  Jas.  65  Causeyside 
Butters,  James,  1  Leslie  place 
Carmichael,  Thos.  5  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Carrick,  James,  and  Son,  156 

Rose  street 
Charles,  J.  8  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Chisholm,  A.  34  Sheriff  brae 
Clark  and  Beatson,  24  Howe  st. 
Clay,  John,  North  Pitt  Street 
Cleland,  W,  Water  of  Leith 
Cold  well,  James,  Mary's  place 
*Crawford,  James,  1  Old  Physic 

gardens 
Cunningham,  A.   12  Sandport 

street 
Cunning,  Wm,  38  Queen  street 
Denholm,  James,  Morningside 
Dove,  Jas,  &  Co.  Greenside  lane 
Drover,  Robert,  118  Kirkgate 
*Eckford,  T.  26  Timber  bush 
Faitgrieve,  W.  8  Dock  street 


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Falconer,  J.  and  Son,  74  South 

Clerk  street 
Fergie,  William,  Brandon  st. 
Forrest,  Alex.  110  Rose  street 
Forrest,  Jas.  129  Grassmarket 
Gillespie,  A.  62  Broughton  st. 
Graham,  D.  King's  stables 
Gray,  J.  and  Son,  85  George  st. 
Greig,  Ddvid,  22  Buccleuch  st. 
Greig,  David,  156  Rose  street 
Grierson,  J.  S.  Broughton  mrkt. 
Hall,  George,  Newhavea 
Hall,  R.  4  Lawrie  street 
Hay,  Wm.  4  Greenaide  row 
Henderson,  J.  4  Murray  street 
Henderson,  W.  Chalmers'  close 
Hislop,  A.  Canonmillg 
Hielop,  John,  Bangholm 
Hood,  J.  3  M'Dowall  street 
*Imrie,  R.  25  S.  Junction  st. 
Kelly,  John,  and  Sons,  113  Rose 

street. — See  Adv. 
Knight,   G.  and  Son,  5  West 

Register  street 
Logan,  Henry,  108  High  street 
MacgilljJ.  11  Queensferry  street 
Macnab  and  Ritchie,  27  George 
IV.   bridge,   and  27  and  29 
Candlemaker  row: — See  Adv. 
Mather,  James,  7  Queen's  place 
Millar,  A.  and  Son,  18  Potter- 
row 
Millar,  William,  Castle  terrace 
Moir,  D.  Mint,  58  High  street 
Morrison,  Andrew,  149  Rose  st. 
Morrison,  W.  39  Whitfield  pi. 
Napier,  Alex.  39  Water  lane 
Neilaon,  Geo.  20  College  wynd 
Paterson,  A.  and  J.  Morrison  st. 
Pringle  and  Inglis,  York  lane 
Ritchie,  D.  38  Candlemaker  row 
Ritchie,  Geo.  32  Horse  wynd 
Robertson,  W.  102  Pleasance 
*Rutherford,  R.  10  Bread  street 
*Seton,  H.  129  Rose  street 
Smith,  J.  87  Abbey  hill. 
Spence,  James,  373  High  street 
Tait,  Thos.  Clyde  street  lane 
Tennant,  T.  M.  and  Co.  Bowers 

hall,  Bonnington  road 
Thomson,  D.  and  J.  Broughton 

market,  and  9  Stead's  place 
^Thomson,   A.  Charlotte  place 

lane 
Thomson,  B.  9  Citadel 
Tod,  J.  and  Son,  29  Leith  walk 
TJrquhart,  George,  Circus  lane 
Waldie,  James,  22  Chapel  st. 
Wardlaw,A.&  J.  Low  Broughton 
*Watt,  Alex.  6  St  James'  place 
Whyte,  James,  Spittal  street 

Soap   makers. 

Eaimes,    Blanshards,  and   Co. 
(fancy  soap),  Smith's  place 


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Taylor,  W.  and  Co.  4  Salaman- 
der street 

Solicitors. 

(See  Law  Directory) 

Spirit  Dealers.' 

Adamson,  D.  32   Northumber- 
land street 
Addison,  Mrs  J.  6  Rose  street 
Adie,  John,  34  South  Junction 

street,  Leith 
Adie,  Mrs,  7  Dock  place 
Aitken,  Thos.  Frithfield,  Leith 
Aitchison,  Mrs  M.  1 1  Market  st. 
Anderson,  James,  1   Hamilton 

place,  Newington 
Anderson,    Robert,    grocer,    6 

Craigside  place 
Anderson,  William,  11  Abbey 
Arnott,  Mrs  Robt.  39  Potterrow 
Baird,  J.  8  Young  street 
Bertram,  George,  95  Nicolson 

street 
Bayne,  James,  7  Hanover  street 
Beveridge,  Mrs,  Bonnington  br. 
Binnie,  Mrs,  48  Grassmarket 
Birrel,  Henry,  1  Salisbury  st. 
Birrell,  James,  623  Lawnmarket 
Black,  A.  170  Rose  street 
Blackie,  J.  3  South  College  st. 
Blyth,  R.  1  Portland  place,  Leith 
Borrowman,  Robt.  25  Pleasance 
Boyce,  Mrs  J.  13  Constitution 

street 
Boyne,  A.  17  Sandport  street 
Brady,  Thos.  129  Grassmarket 
Brown,  Mrs  S.  41  Home  street 
Bruce,  David,  23  Howe  street 
Buchanan,  Mrs  J.  1  Salamander 

street 
Butler,  Robert,    5   Drummond 

street. 
Cairns,  John,  330  Lawnmarket 
Calver,  Charles,  80  West  bow 
Cameron,  Alex.  17  Market  st. 
Cameron,  John,  12  Grassmarket 
Cameron,  Robt.  Owen,  1  West 

Preston  street 
Cameron,  Wm.  5  Hope  street 
Campbell.  Archd.  54  Low  Calton 
Carswell,  Wm.  172  Pleasance 
Carter,  N.  86  Candlemaker  row 
Carey,  Charles,  6  Hanover  st. 
Carter,  Mrs  J.  202  Pleasance 
Chalmers,  Divid,  114  Kirkgate 
Chalmers,  E.  20  Commercial  pi. 
Chalmers,  J.  122  High  street 

and  2  Niddry  street 
Chalmers,   John,  41   Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Chalmers,  William,  4  Shrub  pi. 
Cochrane,  J.  23  Elm  row 
Cossar,  J.  14  Greenside  row 
Cowan,  Thomas,  1  Bristo  port    I 


Coxson,  James,  7  Elm  row 
Crerar,  Alex.  229  Cowgate 
Crerar,  Mrs,  106  Nicolson  st. 
Crihbes,  R.  71  Grassmarket 
Cuthbertson,  J.  4  Regent,  streel 
Currie,  Thomas,  14  Market  st. 
Dividson,  D.  283  Canongate 
Davie,  Thomas,  34  Giles'  street 
Davies,  H.  W.  77  Cleik  street 
Darling,  William,  4  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Dewar  and  Co.  1  Kirkgate 
Dick,  John,  14  and  15  Dock  st. 
Dickson,  A.  41  Leith  wynd 
Doig,   Alex.    9   Queen's  place, 

Leith  walk 
Doig,  James,  33  Shore 
Doig,  R.  1  Hunter  square 
Donaldson,  James,  7  Hamilton 

place 
Donaldson,  J.  G,  73  Cockburn 

street 
Douglas    and    Somerville,    21 

Mitchell  street 
Douglas,  R.  49  Rose  street 
Doughty,    Thomas,     15    Leith 

walk 
Dow,  Alex.  7  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
Dow,  George,  34  Candlemaker 

row 
Drysdale,  Mrs,  17  Buccleuch  st. 
Duncan,  Angus,  1  Bath  street 
Duncan,  Wm.  14  Coal  hill 
Dundas,  David,  3  Lawrie  street 
Duff,  Mrs  Alex.  17  Frederick  at. 
Duff,  Mrs  J.  5  St  Mary's  wynd 
Dunlop,  James,  145  High  st. 
Edgar,  A.  56  West  port 
Elder,  Lewis,  Dean 
Fairley,  Mrs  E.  18  Calton  st. 
Farquhar,  Alex.  55  Yardheads 
Ferguson,  Wm.  2  Queen  street, 

Leith 
Ferguson,  Mrs,  2  Bernard  st. 
Fiddes,  Wm.  4  Cowgate 
Finlay,  George,  Water  of  Leith 
Fleming,  Thomas,  93  West  port 
Forrest,  J.  Water  of  Leith 
Fraser,  Duncan,   8   Richmond 

lane 
French,  J.  22  West  Preston  st. 
Qeddes,  R.  141  Grassmarket 
Gilchrist,  John,  52  Giles'  street 
Gifford,  C.  44a  Broughton  st. 
Good,  John,  42  Potterrow 
Gordon,  J.  48  N.  Hanover  st. 

and  6  Baxter's  place 
Gordon,  Robert,  135  Fountain- 
bridge 
Graham,  Mrs  A.  48  Yardheads 
Graham,  Andrew,  70  Bristo  st. 
Graham,  Mrs,  33  South  back  of 


Grant,  James,   19  West  Rich- 
mond street 


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Grant,  L.  154  Rose  street 
Grant,    Robert,    10    Greenside 

row 
Grant,  Robert,  52  London  st. 
Gray,   James,    1   St    Andrew's 

wynd,  Leith 
tJray,  John,  37  Leven  street 
Grieve,  D.  23  Dock  street 
Grieve,  Mrs,  87  Rose  street 
Gunn,  Alex.  11  Yardheads 
Guthrie,  M.  11  Coalhill 
Hamilton,  Robert,  36  Blair  st. 
Henderson,  A.  50  N.  Hanover 

street 
Henderson,   D.   9   Old   Physic 

gardens 
Henderson,  W.  49  Candlemaker 

row 
Heron,  John,  1  Howard  place 
Hope,  Miss  G.  42  Sandport  st. 
Hopekirk,  George,  1  Shandwick 

place 
Horn,  Andrew,  60  Rose  street 
Howe,  Wm.  266  Canongate 
Hoy,  Andrew,  23  Constitution 

street 
Hunter,  Mrs,  Canonmills 
Hutchison,  D.  2  Little  King  st. 
Hutchison,    Peter,  1  Hamburg 

place,  Leith 
Hunter,  Thomas,  4  Citadel 
Inglis,  Alex.  69   Cockburn   st. 

and  3  Milne  square 
Inglis,  Mrs  J.  8  Spence's  place, 

Leith 
Jackson,  William,  65  Rose  st. 
Jardine,  "Wm.  57  High  street 
Jenkinson,  "W.  and  J.  77,  78, 

and  79  St  Andrew  st.,  Leith 
Keddie,  Nicholas,  202  Rose  st. 
Kennedy,  R.  1  St  James'  place 
Kerr,  Wm.  1  Princes  street 
King,  Wm.  24  St   Andrew  st., 

Leith 
Kinghorn,  Alex.  110  Rose  st. 
Kinnear,  John,  1  Johnston  pi. 
Kippen,  Dun.  25  Richmond  pi. 
Laurent,  C.  54  George  IV.  br. 
Lees,  James,  34  Castle  street 
Leckie,  David,  1  High  street 
Leckie,  W.  214  Cowgate 
Livingston,    Mary,    15    Flesh- 
market  close 
Luke,  John,  1  Rutland  place 
M'Callum,  D.  39  Thistle  street 
M'Culloch,  James,  1  London  st. 
M'Donald,  Peter,  9  Kerr  street 
M'Donald,R.  7  Northumberland 

place 
M'Donald,  R.  2  Broughton  st, 

and  3  Little  King  street 
M'Donald,  Mrs,  1  StaiFord  street 
M'Donald,  W.   3  and  4  South 

Junction  street 
M'Dougal,  Hugh,  73  Cowgate 


M'Dougal,  Neil,  23  Bank  street 
M'Ewan,    John,   7   East  Rich- 
mond street 
M'Ewan,  William,  133  Rose  st. 
M'Gechan,  James,  3  Fyfe  place 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  120  Rose  st. 
M'Knight,  Mrs,  40  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Mackay,  John,  168  High  street 
M'Kay,  Mrs  Jane,  87  Kirkgate 
Mackens,  L.  1  Admiralty  street 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs  F.  6  College  st. 
M'Laren,  J.  220  Cowgate 
M'Lean,  Alex.  47  Nicolson  st, 
M'Lennan,  Donald,  43  High  st. 
M'Lennan,  Mrs,  148  Cowgate 
Macnie,  J.  and  C.  102  West  Port 
M'Niven,  Allan,  2  Lothian  st. 
M'Pherson,  H.  289  Canongate 
Main,  George,  1  Infirmary  st. 
Mann,   Alex.    32    St    Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Marshall,  Robert,  14  Leven  st. 
Masters,  Wm.  1  Lauriston  st. 
Mather,  Wm,  9  St  Anthony  pi. 
Mathieson,  J.  &  R.  25  Water  lane 
Mathieson,  A.  17  India  place 
Mathison,  Robt.  262  Canongate 
Mathison,  Walter,  92  High  st, 
Meiklejohn,  John,  127  High  st. 
Meldrum,  W.  435  Lawnmarket 
Middlemas,  W.  93  Nicolson  st, 
Millar,  J.  521  Lawnmarket 
Miller,  Jas.  77  Pountainbridge 
Miller,  Wm.  15  Cable  wynd 
Milne,  James,  31  William  st. 
Milne,  W.  17  Broughton  street 
Milne,  AVm.  165  Pleasance 
Moffat,  Archd.  10  High  riggs 
Moffat,  John,  85  Broughton  st. 
Monteith,  Thomas,  1  Brunswick 

street 
Morgan,  J.  22  Shore 
Morrison,  John,  12  Greenside 

st.  and  1  M'Dowall  st. 
Muir,  Jas.  6  West  St  Anthony 

place 
Muir,  Mrs  D.  34  W.  Norton  pi. 
Murdoch,  Wm.  4  Rose  street 
Murray,  J.  Canonmills 
Napier,  Robt,  49  Frederick  st, 
Ness,  John,  1  Montgomery  st. 
NoUi,  John  B.  5  Ronaldson's 

buildings 
Notman,  David,  6  Rose  street 
O'Donnell,  John,  1  South  Rich- 
mond street 
Oliver,  Wm.  265  High  street 
Ormond,  Chas.  5  Clyde  street 
Pairman,  R.  198  Canongate 
Paterson,  T.  98  Kirkgate 
Payne,  T.  2  Infirmary  street 
Penny cuik,  J.  150  Causeyside 
Philip,  Robt.  3  St  Vincent  st 
Porteous,  James,  100  Ross  st. 
z 


Pringle,  John,  3  Dock  place 
Purves,  David,  32  Pitt  street 
Raeburn,  W.  343   High  street 

and  539  Castle  hill 
Randall,  Mrs,  19  Sandport  st, 
Renwick,  D.  20  Greenside  lane 
Reid,  Charles,  22  Union  place 
Reid,  Mitchell,  1  Norton  place 
Reid,  S.  25  Broughton  street 
Robertson,  D.  100  Cowgate 
Robertson,   James,    18   South 

Hanover  street 
Robertson,  J.  184  Canongate 
Robertson,  John,  3  Hill  place 
Robertson,  John,  23  Bridge  st, 
Robertson,  E.  Water  of  Leith 
Robertson,  T.  Canonmills 
Robertson,  W.  15  King  street, 

Leith 
Rose,  Thomas,  2  Hillhousefield 
Ross,  Mrs  J.  479  Lawnmarket 
Ross,  W,  14  Dock  place 
Rutherford,  A,  &  Son,  142  and 

144  High  street 
Rutherford,  W,  40  Rose  street 
Rutherford,  W.  38  Shore 
Samuel,  William,  8  Shore 
Sanderson,    Mark,   21    Chapel 

lane 
Scott,  W,  27  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Scott,  Mrs,  35  Giles'  street 
Seton,  Gregor,  73  York  place 
Shand,  T.  49  Dean  street 
Sharrock,  R.  47  Bernard  street 
Shedden,  J.  23  Greenside  row 
Shepherd,  G.  3  Orchardfield  st, 
Sime,  Adam,  3  N.  Melville  pi. 
Smart,  Wm,  37  Rose  street 
Smart,  Mrs,  27  Richmond  pi. 
Smart,  Mrs  J.  84  St  Mary's  wynd 
Smith,  David,  39  Broughton  st. 
Smith,  Thos.  180  High  street 
Smith,  Wm.  169  Causeyside 
Smith,  Mrs  W,  99  South  back 

Canongate 
Somerville,MrsT.l  StPatrickst, 
Spence,  John,  10  Hunter  sq. 
Steedman,  James,  211  High  st. 
Steel,  James,  1,  3,  &  5  West 

Richmond  street 
Stewart,  Alex.  9  Physic  gardens 
Stewart,  D.  1  Grassmarket 
Stewart,  Dun.  39  Frederick  st. 
Stewart,  James,  331  Canongate 
Stewart,  John,  133  High  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  W.  85  Canongate 
Stewart,  P.  11  East  Register  st. 
Stewart,  Wm,  23  Giles'  street 
Stirling,  Mrs,  50  Crosscausey 
Strachan,  Robert,  4  Spittal  st. 

and  45  Leith  street 
Strong,  J.  1  Northumberland  pi. 
Sutherland,  Wm,  3  and  6  Wa- 
terloo place 


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Sta 


Symons,   P.   8   Eiddle's  close, 

Leith 
Taylor,   Mrs  J,   9    Hamburgh 

place 
•Thorn,  John,  22  High  riggs 
Thomson,  Wm.  13  Hope  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  D,  3  N.  Newing- 

ton  place 
Torrance,  Joseph,  56  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Torrance,  T.  192  Pleasance 
TuUoch,  Mrs  Wm.  19  Elbe  st. 
Veitch,  J.  89  Fountainbridge 
"Waddell,  Mrs,  3  Veitch's  place 
"Walker,  James,  Newhaven 
Walker,  P.  76  Grassmarket 
Walkinshaw,  J.  10  Howe  street 
Walls,  James,  2-B  Jamaica  st 
Waugh,  John,  1  Pleasance 
Webster,  Alex.  123  Canongate 
White,  James,  161  High  street 
White,  Wm.  16  and  17  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 
Wick,  Mrs,  12  Shore 
Wight,  R.  60  Shore 
Wilson,  J.  8  Canongate 
Wilson,  James,  58  Lothian  st. 
Winwick,  J.  97  Kirkgate 
Wood,  Alex,  9  Stead's  place 
Wood,  Andrew,  55  Thistle  st. 
Wright,  John,  302  Lawnmarket 
Young,  Mrs,  24  Simon  square 

Spring  makers,  Coach. 

Tod,  J.  and  Son,  29  Leith  walk 

Stablers. 

(See  Livery  Stable-keepers.) 

Stationers  j  Wholesale. 

(Papermakers  marked  *.) 
Bremner,  C.  12  Leith  street 
Caldwell  Brothers,  15  Waterloo 

place 
Cameron,  D.  23  Blair  street 
Clark,  Robt.  10  Hanover  street 
*Cowan  and  Co.  34  and  38  W. 

Register  street 
Davidson,  John,  25  Bernard  st. 
Dawson,  Wm.  21  Nicolson  st. 
*Dickson,  James,  and  Co.  10  S. 

St  Andrew  street 
Drummond,  David,  84  West  Bow 
Elgin,  Wm.  and  Son,  10  N.  St 

Andrew  street 
Greenhill,  J.  10  Bank  street 
Henderson,  James,  19  Blair  st. 
Houlden,  T.  9  and  11  Nicolson 

street,  and  63  George  street 
Inglis,  J.  12  Thistle  street 
Laing,  William,  34  Grassmarket 
Lyall,  J.  M.  16  S.  St  David  st. 
Macniven    and    Cameron,    23 

Blair  street 


Macniven,  P.  and  W.  and  Co, 

19  Blair  street 
M'Parlane,  D.  30  Victoria  st. 
Millar,  D.  and  Son,  16  and  18 

Hanover  street 
Murray,  G.  42  N.  Hanover  st. 
Murray,  George,  19  Blair  street 
Padon,  A.  &  D.  13  St  Andrew 

square 
Ritchie,  J.  140  High  street 
Robertson,  Jas.  7-a  Clerk  st. 
Scott,  Henry,  8  Leith  street 
*Tullis,  E.  and  Co.  7  George  st. 
*Waddie  and  Co.  9  Waterloo  pi. 
Wallace,  Geo.  24  Fleshmarket 

close 
Waterston,  G.  56  Hanover  st. 
Whyte,  A.  4  North  St  David  st. 

Stationers^  Retail. 

(See  also  Booksellers  and 
Bookbinders.) 
Anderson,  G.  39  Lothian  road 
Anderson,  J.  26  Broughton  st. 
Archibald,  Wm.  15  Bristo  st. 
Bayne,  John,  13  Leven  street 
Cameron,  J.  A.  10  Clerk  street 
Campbell,  George,  12  Howe  st. 
Carlisle  and  Watts,  49  Hanover 

street 
Chisholm,  J.  35  Lothian  road 
Corns,  Wm.  and  Co.  14  North 

St  Andrew  street 
Cowieson,  P.  39-a  Lothian  st. 
Dalgleish,   Robt.    South    Back 

Canongate 
Davidson,  John,  25  Bernard  st. 
Dawson,  Wm.  21  Nicolson  st. 
Ferguson,  C.  32  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Ferguson,  P.  W.  50  Bridge  st. 
Finlay,  H.  W.  81  South  bridge. 

— See  Adv. 
Fraser,  John,  84  Kirkgate 
Gardiner,  Wm.  6Q  South  bridge 
Garrety,  Peter,  11 W.  Nicolson  st. 
Gourlay,  A.  17  S.  College  st. 
Grant,  R.  &  Son,  54  Princes  st. 
Hay,  Alex.  4  North  bridge 
Hogg,  John,  2  Pitt  street 
Hope,  J.  E.  27  South  bridge. — 

See  Adv. 
Houlden,  T.  9  and  11  Nicolson 

street,  and  63  George  street 
Irving,  J.  26  St  James'  square 
Johnston,  James,  105  High  st. 
Kay,  William,  5  Bank  street 
Kerr,  Mrs,  32  Nicolson  street 
Lamb,  R.  2  Howard  street 
Leslie,  A.  J.  37  Earl  Grey  st. 
M'Can,  J.  6  Deanhaugh  street 
M'Donald,  John,  11  Bread  st. 
Maclaren,  John,  138  Princes  st. 
Matson,  A.  1  Union  place 
Miller,  J.  M.  2  Lindsay  place 


Milne  W.  &  J.  126  Princes  st. 
Morris,  R.  7  West  Register  st. 
Murray,  George,  42  N.  Hanover 

street 
Padon,  A.  and  D.  13  St  Andrew 

square 
Paterson,  M.  15  Broughton  sfc. 
Paton,  Thomas,  7  Hanover  st. 
Porter,  Martin,  42  Howe  street 
Redford,  James,  24  West  port 
Rennie,  Peter,  34  High  street 
Ritchie,  Wm.  18  Elder  street 
Robertson,    James,   7-a    Clerk 

street 
Robinson,  H.  11  Greenside  st.  — 

See  Adv. 
Sanderson,  W.  148  Canongate 
Scott,  Henry,  8  Leith  street 
Sinclair,  Colin,  98  Princes  st, 
Sinclair,  John,  3  Bristo  port 
Smith,  J.  L.  1  Antigua  street 
Smith,  E.  P.  125  Nicolson  st. 
Somerville,E.  10  Springgardens 
Stow,  Alfred,  99  Princes  street 
Sutherland,  A.  73  George  street 
Sutherland,  D.  E.  21  and  23 

Hanover  street 
Sutherland,  Peter,  96  South  br. 
Tully,  David,  78  Queen  street 
Turner,    W.    N.   49    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Waddie  &  Co.  9  Waterloo  place 
Wallace,  John,  51-a  Kirkgate, 

Leith 
Waterston,  Geo.  56  Hanover  st. 

Stay  and  Corset 

Hakers. 
Allan,  Mrs,  139  George  street 
Boyle,  Mrs,  21  Bank  street 
Cameron     and     Yiolard,    124 

George  street 
Cameron,  Miss,  29  Frederick  st. 
Campbell,  Mrs,  12  Nelson  st. 
Cowper,  Mrs,  66  George  street 
Croly,  Mrs,  13  Frederick  street 
Duff,  B.  1  Milne  square 
Hayne,  Miss,  11  Frederick  st. 
Jervis,  Mrs,  130  Princes  street 
Johnston,   Misses  and  Co.   97 

George  street 
Kenneth,  Mrs,  53  Thistle  street 
Levison,  Madame,  78  Princes  st. 
M'Bryde,  Miss  Agnes,  4  Hope 

street 
M'Intyre,  Misses,  9  St  James' pi. 
Maconochie,  Mrs,  65  Thistle  st. 
Moffat,  Miss,  14  Greenside  st. 
Porteons,  J.  E.  29  Nicolson  st, 
Eobertson,  Mrs  32  Clarence  st. 
Salomon,  Madame,  33  George  st. 
Scott,  Miss,  34  Frederick  st, 
Simpson,  Miss,  10  Jamaica  st. 
Stevenson,  Alexander,  53  South 

bridge 


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Stevenson,  T.  76  &  77  Princes  st. 
Sorreck,  Miss,  15  Brown  street 
Tod,  Mrs,  54  Bristo  street 
Utterson,  Mrs,  30  Frederick  st, 
Whigham,  Misses,  4  Clerk  st. 
Wyber,  Miss  76  Queen  street 

Stea-eotypers. 
Ballantyne  and  Co.  Paul's  work 
FuUarton  and  Co.  Stead's  place 
M'Pherson,  D.  11  East  Thistle 

street  lane 
Stevenson  and  Co.  26  Thistle 

street 

l§tock  and  Share- 
Brokers. 
Aitken,  A.  C.  9  K  St  David  st. 
Alison,  Eobt.  9  N.  St  David  st. 
Angus,  Geo.  4-A  N.  St  David  st. 
Bell,  "W.  8  ISr.  St  David  street 
Blackwood,  J.  19  St  Andrew  sq. 
Deuchar,  Wm.  13  Bernard  st. 
Dickson,    James   G.    9   H".   St 

David  street 
Gilmour,  H.  18  St  Andrew  sq. 
Lyle,  Thomas,  65  Princes  st. 
M'Callum,  George,  30  Sfc  An- 
drew square 
M'Callum  and  Sidey,  66  Princes 

street 
Miller,  T.  and  Sons,  72  Princes 

street 
Mowat,  Robert,  14  George  st. 
Oliver,  J.  P.  37  George  street 
Robertson,    John   and  Co.   62 

George  street. 
Scoon,  Kenneth,  jua.  5  Royal 

Exchange 
Sime,  J.  2  Thistle  court 
Sinclair,  Henry,  62  George  st. 
Stewart,  H.  M.  3  N.  St  David 

street 
Stewart,   Robert,   3   North   St 

David  street 
Stock  Exchange,  20  St  Andrew 

square 
Thomson,   D.   G.   13  Hanover 

street 
White,  James,  51  Princes  st. 
Wood,  John,  57  North  bridge 

Stocking:  Manafac- 
tnrers. 

(See  Hosiers.) 

Strair  and  I^eg;horn 
Hat  Slakens. 

Carr,  Mrs,  2  St  Vincent  street 
Chisholm,  Miss,  37  N.  bridge 
Craigie,  J.  79  Leith  street 
Dick,  Miss  A.  8  ToUcross 
Dickens,  Mrs,  39  Clerk  street 
Elach,  Mrs,  21  Howe  street 
Person,  A.  108  Nicolson  street 
Gall,  George,  60  South  bridge 


Hollis,  Miss,  29  Frederick  st. 
Mitchell  and  Heriot,  86  George 
Moffat,  J.  11  South  College  st. 
Thomson,   William,   10   South 

College  street. 
Willis,  Neilson  and  Co,  6  South 

St  David  street 

Stucco,  Mantsfacturerg 
of;  and  Workers  in. 

Carnishelle,  James,  and  Co.  4 

Greenside  place 
Lazzaroni,    A.    and    Sons,    71 

Adam  square.  South  bridge 
Luis,  E.  28  High  street 

SrargfeoMS. 

(See  Medical  Fractitioners.) 

Sttrveyor®. 

Anderson,  Matth.  2  Spring  villa. 
Perry  road,  Leith 

Carfrae  and  Clouston,  1  Erskine 
place 

Clarkson,  John,  7  Spittal  street 

Cousin,  G.  12  Royal  Exchange 

Coyne,  R.  21  George  street 

Fairbairn,  Wm.  19  St  Andrew 
square 

Jardine,  W.  A.  19  Queen  street 

Kilgour,  John,  12  Queen  street 

Johnstone,  J.  and  W.  28  Green- 
side  street 

Lawrence  and  Black,  48  Frede- 
rick street 

Lorimer  and  Young,  37  Frede- 
rick street 

Marshall,  Wm.  11  Arniston  pi. 

Masterton,  John,  50  George  st. 

Matheson,  Robert,   Parliament 
square 

Ormiston,  Wm.  64  Buccleuchst. 

Paterson,  Adam,  18  Frederick 
street 

Proudfoot,  David,  60  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Shearer,  John,  2  Deanhaugh  st. 

Slight,  Alexander,  8  Spittal  st. 

Smith,  Robert,  50  Castle  street 

Strachan,  T.  5  Randolph  place 

Sutter,  Arch.  3  Hill  street 

Tailors. 

(Those  marked  *  are  Tailors 

and  Clothiers.) 

Adams,  John,  14  Hanover  st. 

Aimers,  Samuel,  22  Duke  street 

^Aitkinson  and   Lauder,  8   St 

Andrew  square 
Alexander,  C.  1  Simon  square 
*Alexander,  J.  17  Chapel  street 
** Alexander,  J.  50  Clerk  street 
Allan,  James,  5  Drummond  st. 
Allan,  John,  6  East  Register  st. 
Allan,  John,  32  India  place 
*Alston,  G.  40  Hanover  street 
Anderson,  A.  45  London  street 


Anderson,  A.  33  St  Patrick  sq. 
Anderson,  P.  21  Lothian  street 
Archibald,  R.  18  North  bridge 
Armet  and  Son,  8  Elder  street 
*Ayre,  James,  18  Catherine  st, 
*Barker  and  Forbes,  32  South 

bridge 
*Bayne,  Alex.  28  Broughton  st. 
*Beddie,  George,  104  High  st. 
*Black,  John,  13  Frederick  st, 
*Black,  W.  and  J.  13  Commer- 
cial place 
Bone,  J.  86  South  bridge 
Boyle,  Jas.  10  Heriot  buildings 
Brenner,  Wilhelm,  13  Blair  st. 
*Brown  and  Tregilgas,  56  North 

bridge 
*Brunton,  J.  95  Princes  street 
Brunton,  J.  7  Drummond  street 
*Burns  and  Bell,  13  Bank  st. 
*Cathie,  N.  429  Lawnmarket 
*Christie  and  Kilpatrick,  104 

South  bridge 
^Cochrane,  W.  30  Kirkgate 
*Coghill,  Wm.  81  Nicolson  st. 
Combe,  Peter,  41  Frederick  st. 
*Combe,  M.  13  North  bridge 
Copland,  R.  T.  37  N.  Frederick 

street 
*Corner,  J.  53  George  street 
*Cownie   and  Sons,   63   South 

bridge 
*Cownie,  William,  5  Nicolson  st. 
*Crawford,  J.  and  Co.  6  Calton 

street 
Cunningham,    Thomas,   23    St 

Mary's  wynd 
Darling  and  Son,  10  Drummond 

street 
Davidson,   John,    6   Roxburgh 

place 
Deas,  T.  90  Rose  street 
Dickinson,  W.   14   Drummond 

street 
Dobson,  John,  333  High  street 
Drever,  Dd.  10  Calton  hill 
Easton,  J,  23-a  St  James'  sq. 
Edington,  A.  32  Brunswick  st. 
Eunson  and  Garrick,  43  Kirk- 
gate 
*Pegan  &  Co.  66  &  124  High  st 

and  4  Kirkgate 
*Finlayson,  D.36  West  Register 

street 
*Finlayson,  Jas.  24   Greenside 

place 
Flelt,  George,  18  Sandport  st. 
*Forsyth,  J.  S.  65  Cockburn  st. 
Forsyth,  Robert,  41  Bristo  st. 
Fowler,  James,  80  George  st. 
*Fowler,  W.  73  Cumberland  st. 
Eraser,  A.  22  Thistle  street 
*Gardin,  James,  and  Son,  160 

High  street 
*Gardiner,  W.  4  Sibbald  place 


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Tav 


*Geddes,  James,  9  Pitt  street 
Gillies,  S.  1  Young  street 
Gillon,  Bobert,  jun.  47  Bridge 

street,  Leith 
*Goodsir,  Geo.  24  South  bridge 
*Gorrie  and  Anderson,  62  North 

bridge 
*Gow,  Forbes,  429  Lawnmarket 
Grant,  Daniel,  601  Lawnmarket 
Gunn,  D.  7  Catherine  street 
*Hartley,  T.  F.  8  S.  St  Andrew 

street 
Hay,  J.  and  Co.  55  North  br, 
Henny,  Wm.  21  Leith  street 
*Holtum  and  Welsh,  6  George 

street 
Home,  E.  92  Nicolson  street 
Horsburgh,  Andrew,  36  Home 

street 
Hoy,    Alexander,  46   Victoria 

street 
*HunterandM'Donald,86South 

bridge 
Inglis,  John,  8  Spittal  street 
Irons,  D.  Eden  Cottage,  Seiennes 
Jamieson,  A.  High  Market  st. 
Johns,  T.  and  Co.  5  North  St 

David  street 
Jolly,  John,  51  Cockbum  street 
*Kellock,  A.  and  Co.  40  South 

bridge 
Kerr,  A.  13  Union  place 
Kyles,  A.  3  North  Kichmond 

street 
*Laing,  A.  27  Sandport  street 
*Lamb,  Eobert,  20  Charlotte  pi. 
''Law,  J.  423  Lawnmarket 
Lawrie,  Henry,  7  Hill  square 
*Ledingham,  J.  94  South  br. 
*Leitch,  Alex,  17  West  Eich- 

mond  street 
Leslie,  T.  40  Sandport  street 
*Letton,  H.  W.  13  North  bridge 
*Lind,  A.  12  Dock  gates 
*Lindsay  and   Eichardson,    20 

North  bridge 
Livingston,  John,  20  South  br. 
*Lumley,  Edward,  29   Lothian 

road 
*Macadam,  A.  45  Geo.  lY.  br. 
Macadam,  John,  38  Home  st. 
*M'Cartney,  H.  4-A  North  br. 
*M'Clumpha,  John,  22  Pitt  st. 
M'Cuaig,  John,   10   Frederick 

street 
*M'Diannid,J.  13  North  bridge 
*Macdonald,  A.  7  Summerhall 
*M'Donald,  J.  423  Lawnmarket 
M'Donald,  W.  12  East  Adam 

street 
M'Farlane,  John,  17  South  St 

James'  street 
•M'Gibbon,  John,  15  South  Col- 
lege street 
M'Gregoir,  John,  5  Kerr  street 


M'Gregor,  James,  20  North  br. 
*M'Intosh,  Jas.  25  &  26  North 

bridge 
M'lver,  James,  25  and  81    St 

Mary's  wynd. — See  A  dv. 
M'Kay,  H.  15  South  College  st. 
M'Kean,  John,  10  Hill  place 
M'Kenzie,  Donald,  3  Catherine 

street 
Mackenzie,  J.  3  North  St  David 

street 
M'Leod,  John,   37    Broughton 

street 
*Macrae,  Cameron,  and  Shand, 

105  George  street 
*M'Eae,  James,  137  Princes  st. 
*M'Tavish,  William,   1   N.-W. 

Circus  place 
*Mathieson,  John,  41  South  br. 
Meikle,  George,  42  Thistle  st. 
*Middlemass,    J.   and    A.    18 

South  bridge 
*Millan  and  Mann,  135  George 

street 
*Millar,  David  B.  166  High  st. 
*Miller,  Wm.  62  Charlotte  st. 

Leith 
♦Mills,  Wm.  63  North  bridge 
^Morgan,  John,  and   Co.    104 

George  street 
'Morrison,  J.   C.  75   Nicolson 

street 
Morrison,  James,  1  Forth  street 
*Mortimer,  John,  and  Co.  101 

George  street 
*Muir,  James,  9  Charlotte  pi. 
*Muir,   John  G.    51   Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
*Munro,  Alex.  6  Bank  street 
*Murray,  George,  and  Son,  33 

George  street 
Murray,    Mrs    Walter,    45    St 

Mary's  Wynd 
Napier,  George,  19  Castle  st. 
*Nightingale,  E.  W.  19  St  An- 
drew street 
*Nisbet,  James,  8  India  place 
Oliver,  AValter,  22  William  st. 
*Orchardson,   A.  and  Son,   61 

Queen  street 
Panton  and  Young,  36  South 

bridge 
*Paterson,  E.  85  South  bridge 
Prentice,  A.  3  Allison's  place 
*Purves,   Wm.  and  Son,  1   St 

Andrew  square 
*Purves,  W.  and  Co.  76  George 

street 
Quinn,  ^Daniel,   27   St  Mary's 

wynd 
Eamsay,  John,  28  William  st. 
Eamsay,  P.  28  Heriot  buildings 
*Eamsay,  W.  21  Earl  Grey  st. 
*Eausch  and  Busse,  8  George 

street 


Eennie,  John,  4  Bristo  port 
*Eiddle,  John,  63  North  bridge 
Eitchie  and  Craise,  4  George 

street 
Robertson,  D.  3  Fox  lane 
Robertson,  D.  62  Thistle  street 
Robertson,  John,  5  South  Col- 
lege street 
Robertson,  John,  2  Canonmills 
*Ross,  David,  33  Richmond  pi. 
*Ross  and  Aitchison,  13  Leith 

street 
*Ross,  R.  and  Co.  429  Lawn- 
market 
Rowland,  Robert,  369  High  st. 
Russell,  Robert,  3  Tobago  st. 
*Scott,  P.  and  Co.  9  South  br. 

— See  Adv. 
Short,  H.  219  High  street 
*Sinclair,  Robert,  377  High  st. 
Sleigh,  George,  41  Lothian  st. 
Smith,  A.  127  Rose  street 
*Smith,  John,  102  South  bridge 
Smith,  S.  13  North  bridge 
*Spence,  J.  31  South  bridge 
*Stewart,  Charles,  8  Barony  st. 
*Stobie,  W.  17  Greenside  street 
*Stoddart,  T.  369  High  street 
*Sutherland,  J.  93  George  street 
Tait,  A.  2  Elm  row 
Thompson,  G.  118  Rose  street 
Thomson,  George,  2  South  St 

James'  street 
Thomson,  G.  17  Bristo  street 
^Thomson,  R.  V.  103  South  br. 
Thomson  &  Smith,  30  North  br. 
^'Tillie,  Thos.  369  High  street 
^Wallace,  John,  50  Junction  st. 
*Watson,  T.  30  St  James'  sq. 
Watson,  Wm.  1 94  Rose  street 
Watt,  David,  12-a  Kirkgate 
White,  Wm.  12  Frederick  street 
Williamson,  J.  1  Riddle's  close, 

Leith 
*Wilson,  G.  and  Co.  22  Duke 

street 
Wright,  John,  32  West  port 
Young,  Andrew,  11  Shrub  pi. 
*Young,  R.  and  Co.  67  St  Mary's 

wynd 
*  Young,  Thos.  and  Son,  54  North 
bridge 

Tanners. 

(See  Leather  Merchants.) 

TaTems  and  ColTee- 
honses. 

Aitken,  J.  (teetotal)  104  High 
street 

Anderson,  James,  27  Wright's 
houses 

Anderson,  Wm.  47  North  bridge 

Bourgois,  Mrs  B.  25  Flesh- 
market  close 


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Brown's   (temp.)   11   South  St 

Andrew  street 
Brown,  C.  172  High  street 
Buchanan,  J.  F.  21  Fleshmarket 

close 
Buchanan,    J,     (teetotal)    114 

High  street. — See  A  dv. 
Burden,  Mrs  George,  (temper- 
ance) 129  High  street 
Caf6  Royal,  1  West  Register  pi. 
Caledonian    Railway,    Lothian 

Road 
Dmmmond,  Peter  (temperance) 

11  Calton  street 
Dundas,  Alex.  51  High  street 
Currie,  (John's)  307  High  street 
Hogg,  T.  (temp.)  1  Hunter  sq. 
Inglis,  Alexander,  3  Milne  sq. 
Johnston,  Fred.  7  Abbey 
M'Laren,  D.  14  St  Andrew  st. — 

See  Adv. 
Muirhead,    A.    49    Broughton 

street 
Myles,    John,  5    Fleshmarket 

close 
Naismith,  Robert,  17  Citadel 
Pairmans,  R.  68  South  bridge 

and  1  North  College  street 
Prentice,  Robert,  5  Milne  sq. 
Sir  Walter  Scott  (temp.)  12  S. 

St  David  street 
Spence,  J.  10  Hunter  square 
Spaldings,  Mrs,  11  Leith  street 

terrace 

Tea  and  Coffee 
Stealers. 

Aitken,  J.  and  Co.  1  Greenside 
place 

Angles,  W.  134  Nicolson  street 

Banner,  S.  4  and  6  Victoria 
terrace 

Bowie,  M.  and  Co.  5  Blenheim 
place 

Braidwood  and  Fowler,  1  Sand- 
port  street 

Brotchie,  Robert  and  Co.  8  and 
9  Mitchell  street,  Leith 

Christie,  R.  53  Hanover  street 

Clark  and  Crawford,  3  Rutland 
place 

Clark,  R.  36  Drummond  place 

Cockburn,  J.  and  G.  21  Castle 
street,  3  India  street,  and  135 
Princes  street 

Currer,  Adam,  79  Queen  street 

Dalrymple,  John,  15  South  St 
Andrew  street 

Douglas  and  Mason,  96  George 
street 

Downs  and  Letham,  11  Timber 
bush 

Drysdale,  D.  2  Nicolson  street 

Dymock  and  Guthrie,  16  Nicol- 
son street 


Ferguson,  J.  10  Annandale  st. 
Ferguson,  W.  22  Maitland  st. 
Flett,  W.  Bank  street,  Leith 
Gardner,  T.  64  Frederick  street 
Gillespie,  John,  15  Howe  street 
Gilmour,  H.  1 6  Greenside  street 
Grant  and  Anderson,  47  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Hamilton,  A.  12  Nicolson  street 
Hamilton,  W.  10  Brighton  street 
Hamilton,  W.  L.  8  Brighton  st 
Hardie,  James,  15  Queensferry 

street 
Hill,  Thomson,  and  Co.  45  Fre- 
derick street 
Hewat,  A.  and  K.  32  Constitu- 
tion street 
Horsburgh  and  Blair,  4  Leith 

street  terrace 
Inglis,  John,  10  Leven  street 
Jamieson,  R.  and  Co.  Catherine 

street  court 
Johnson  and  Paterson,  57  Hano- 
ver street 
Johnston,  Charles  and  Co.  23 

St  Patrick  square 
Johnston,  Samuel  and   Son,   8 

Henry  street. 
Kerr,  Geo.  42  and  48  Broughton 

street 
Kerr,  James,  89  Nicolson  street 
Kilgour,  J.  69  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Kirkhope,  John,  1  Melville  pi. 
Law  and  Forrest,  5  Queensferry 

street 
Law,  R.  H.  49  Hanover  street 
Law,  W.  and  G.  31  St  Andrew 

square 
Lyle,  Peter,  Bell's  court 
M'Dougal,  George,  18  Howe  st. 
Macfarlane,  D.  73  Hanover  st, 
M'Farlane,  Daniel,  2  Greenside 

street 
Mackay,  David,  3  Blair  street 
Mackay,  jEneas,  182  High  st. 
M'Lay,  P.  38  Lothian  road 
M'Laren^  J.  and  Sons,  2  Vic- 
toria terrace,  Melbourne  pi. 
Mason,  D.  and  Co.  88  South  br. 
Meek  and  Williamson,  37  Mit- 
chell Street,  Leith 
Murray,  A,  67  South  bridge 
Murray,  G,  51  Frederick  street 
Nicol  and  Mitchell,  32  Castle 

street 
Noble,  Wm.  7  William  street 
Robb,  Thomas,  7  Frederick  st. 
Robb,  Wm.  145  Princes  street 
Ronaldson,  W.  6  St  Patrick  st. 
Ross,  A.  and  Co,  7  North  St 

Andrew  street, 
Simpson  Brothers,  22  Waterloo 

place 
Smith,  D.  39  Broughton  street 


Stevenson,  John,  8  North  Mel- 
ville place 
Stewart  and  Co.  31  St  Andrew 

square 
Thallon,  L.  and  Co,  57  North  br. 
Turnbull  and  Kay,  21  Greenside 

place 
Weddel,  James  and  Co.  20  N.- 

W.  Circus  place 
Wells,  Lawrence,  and  Co.  41 

North  bridge 
White,  R.  and  Co.  27  Waterloo 

place 
Wright,  T.   1  North  Junction 

street 
Young  and  Co.  10  Princes  st. 

Teachers,  Classical. 

Brown,  J.  F.  7  Upper  Gray  st. 

Bryce,  A.  H.,  LL.D.  13  Salis- 
bury road 

Cameron,  H.  27  Gayfield  square 

Currie,  Rev.  Jas.  Johnston  ter. 

Carmichael,  James,  Edinburgh 
academy 

Green,  Henry  Hugh,  37  George 
street 

Maccoll,  Alex.  12  Rutland  sq. 

Kilgour,  James,  1  Brandfield  pi. 

Maclaren,  James,  11  Hamilton 
place,  Stockbridge 

M'Lachlan,  T.  14  Scotland  st. 

M'Millan,  John,  16  Buccleuch 
place 

Munro,  Arch.  A.M.  Clare  hall, 
Newington 

Ridpath,  J.  128  Causeyside 

Schmitz,  Leonard,  LL.D.  9  Re- 
gent terrace 

Skae,  W.,  A.M.,  F.E.I.S.,  65 
Lauriston  place 

Steele,  Rev.  P.  Free  Normal 
school 

Steen,  John  C.  1  Park  place 

Thomson,  Robt.  M.A,  40  North 
Frederick  street 

Wason,  Wm.  K.  Robertson's 
academy 

Teachers  ©f  liancing:. 

Atkinson,  J.  G.  5  Gayfield  pi. 

Baird,  D.  1  Drummond  St  Hall 

Bronneau,  M.  3  Darnaway  st. 

D'Egville,  Jas.  50  Frederick  st. 

Dewar,  W.  59  South  bridge 

Hutton,  R.  D.  51  Cockburn  st. 

Johnstone,  G.  jun.  22  Elder  st. — 
See  Adv. 

Lowe,  George,  72  Queen  street. 
— See  Adv. 

Lowe,  Mrs  G.  50  Frederick  st. 

Lowe,  Misses,  52  Frederick  st. 

M'Glashan,  A.  37  Northumber- 
land street 

M'Neil,  John,  56  High  street 

Milne,  J.  98  South  bridge 


350  Tea 

Teacbers  of  llrawin^. 

Baird,  H.  J.  Easter  Hermitage 
Baird,  H.  M.  Easter  Hermitage 
Brown,  T.  jun.  2  Darnaway  st. 
Deuchar,   Miss   E.    R.    Russell 

lodge,  Abbotsford  park 
Ferguson,  W.  36  George  street 
Ferrier,  James,  12  Queen  street 
Field,  Miss,  23  Salisbury  street 
Eortie,  John,  2  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Greig,  G.  M.  10  S.  Charlotte  st. 
Maclean,   Alex.   10    North   St 

Andrew  street 
Ross,  Mrs,  5  Hope  street 
Simson,  David,  25  India  street 
Simson,   G.  W.   and  Miss,   54 

Frederick  street 
Steinhofer,  Miss,   34   Hanover 

street 
Weisse,  F.  Herman,  76  Queen 

street 

Teachers  of  ^locuiioEs. 

Bell,  A.  M.  18  South  Charlotte 
street. — See  Adv. 

Calvert,  F.  B.  25  York  place 

Davis,  Rev.  Edwin,  Eden  Her- 
mitage, Eden  lane 

Graham,  W.,  LL.D.  1  Moray  pi. 

Macdonald,  John,  56  George  st. 


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Teachers  of  English. 
Begbie,  Wm,  M.  6  N.-E.  Circus 

place 
Blyth,  Miss,  13  Rutland  square 
Borthwick,  John,   16    Lothian 

road 
Christie,  T.  36  George  street 
Fearns,  W.  14  Nicolson  square 
Gardiner,  Peter,  98  Constitution 

street 
Hay,  David,  2  Drummond  st. 
Hunter,  John  M.  20  York  place 
Hutton,  J.  1  Nicolson  square 
Maclaren,  James,  11  Hamilton 

place,  Stockbridge 
MaccoU,  Alex.  12  Rutland  sq. 
Macdonald,  Jas.  93-a  George  st. 
Miller,  R.  18  Thistle  street 
Morton,  James,  20  Nelson  st. 
Rogerson,  John,   1  Merchiston 

castle 
Scott,  14  Picardy  pi.— See  Adv. 
TurnbuU,  Jas.  3  Keir  street 

Teachers  of  l^ragMsh 

and  Cieography. 
Douglas,  J.  9  Great  King  street 
Graham,  W.,  LL.D.,  1  Moray  pi. 
Henderson,  Thomas,  S.  86  India 

street 
M'Donald,  James,  93-a  George 

street 
Steen,  J.  C.  1  Park  place 
Thomson,  Alex.  6  George  sq. 


Teachers  of  Fencing-. 

Francalanza,  Thomas,  59  South 

bridge 

and  54  George  street 
Roland,  Captain,  18  St  Andrew 

square 
Roland,  H.  Royal  Academy,  86 

South  bridge 

Teachers  of  French. 
Brown,   Francis,  26  Frederick 

street 
Brouneau,  Madame,  3  Darnaway 

street 
Caron,  Jules,  118  Princes  st. 
Chaumont,  F.  44  Castle  street 
De  Flandre,  C.  15  Dundas  st. 
De  Palmas,   Solemy,    2   South 

Charlotte  street 
Dubuc,  Dr,  19  Great  Stuart  st. 
Espinasse,  M.  38  Frederick  st. 
Probel,  Karl  and  Mrs,  29  Fre- 
derick St. — See  Adv. 
Furby,  M.  95  George  street 
Hoist,  Miss,  18  India  street 
Kunz,  M.  Jules,  13  Rutland  sq. 
Macleod,  J.  G.  E.  1  Brandon  st. 
Ravensburg,  Herr  Von,  11  York 

place 
Ricbon,  Victor,  133  Princes  st. 
Roussy,  F.  S.  11  Castle  street 
Schneider,  A.  3  Queen  street 
Schneider,  Mons.  C.  H.,  M.C.P., 
45  Grange  road  I 

Steinhofer,  Miss,   34   Hanover] 

street 
Teape,  Miss,  2  Bellevue  terrace 

Teachers  of  ©ermaam. 

Blumenreich,  Rev.  John,  35 
George  IV.  bridge 

Frobel,  Karl  and  Mrs,  29  Fre- 
derick st. — See  Adv. 

Gundlach,  H.  12  Queen  street 

Kunz,  M.  Jules,  13  Rutland  sq. 

Loth,  John  T.  108  George  st. 

Meyerowicz,  Nicolay,  32  Dun- 
das street, 

Nachot,  H.  W.  59  George  street 

Rappenegger,  Miss,  12  Queen 
street 

Schneider,  A.  3  Queen  street 

Schopp,  John,  41  Queen  street 

Steinhofer,  Miss,  34  Hanover  st. 

Weisse,  Heinrich,  6  Howe  street 


Robertson,  Alex.  1  Pilrig  street 
Sang,  E.  2  George  street 
Smith,  Henry  G.  C.  24  Grove 

road 
Smith,  Wm.  4  Melbourne  place 


Lemmi,  E.,  LL.D.  30  Rutland 
square 

Teachers  of  MatEie- 

matics. 

Gloag,  James,  11  Duncan  street 

Moifat,  Wm.  12  Mansionhouse 

road 
I  Pryde,  James,  50  South  bridge 


Teachers  of  Music. 

Alexander,  D.  2  Dumbiedykes 

place 
Arnott,  Miss,  48  London  street 
Bannerman,  Miss  Jane,  25  St 

James'  square 
Brechin,  W.  24  Cumberland  st. 
Bucher,  Signer,  2  Gt.  Stuart  st, 
Cameron,  Wm.  1  St  John  street 
Campbell,  Misses,  60  Castle  st. 
Deans,  D.  14  Henderson  row 
Dibdin,  H.  E.  Morningside 
Eager,  Mrs  J.  54  Frederick  st, 
Ebsworth,  J,  4  Montgomery  st, 
Edmunds,  B.  1  Gloucester  place 
Flach,  Lambert,  23  Howe  street 
Forrester,  Misses,  56  Queen  st, 
Croal,  G.  59  Broughton  street 
Greenfield,  Helen,  J.  9  Crichton 

street 
Hamilton,  A.  116  George  street 
Hamilton,  Miss,  116  George  st. 
Hanson,  W.  10  Forres  street 
Hanson,  Miss,  10  Forres  street 
Hardie,  Miss,  11  Montague  st. 
Hargitt,  C.  56  Queen  street 
Hately,  Thos.  L.  17  St  James' 

square 
Hately,  Walter,  17  St  James' 

square 
Heriot,  James,  7  Hill  square 
Hoffmann,  M.  L.  10  Dublin  st. 
Horetzky,  F.  12  Clarence  street 
Hunter,  T.M.  68  George  IV,  br. 
Hunter,  Miss  A.  C.  7  Frederick 

street 
Hutton,  Miss  L.  1  Nicolson  sq. 
Huxtable,  Alfred,  7  India  street 
Jamieson,  A.  G.  4  Brougham  st, 
Johnstone,  G.  jun.  22  Elder  st. — 

See  Adv. 
Kenward,  W.  5  Randolph  place 
Kesting,  Ernst,  24  Queen  st. 
Kerr,  William,  15  Graham  st. 
Kieser,  Miss,  9  Manor  place 
Kinloch,  Miss,  72  Northumber- 
land street 
Kuchler,  Heinrich,  103  George 

street 
Laubach,  Conrad,  72  Broughtoi 

street 
Laubach,  P.  30  Haddington  pi, 
Laurie,  A.  4  Forth  street 
Lewis,  William,  64  Bristo  st, 
Lichtenstein,  Geo.  19  India  st. 
Moffat,  T.  1  London  street 
Moir,  Miss,  8  Great  Stuart  street 
Naumann,  T.  W,  16  South  Char- 
lotte street 


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Richter,  0. 7  India  street 
Robertson,  J.  jun.  28  London  st. 
Ross,  A.  6  Bristo  place 
Smith,  Alex.  W.  4  Nelson  st. 
Smith,  Mrs,  14  Pitt  street 
St  Clair,  J.  13  Frederick  st. 
Stewart,  R.  B.  12  Barony  st. 
Stewart,  Miss  M.  12  Barony  st. 
Strang,  W.  83  Great  King  st. 
Surenne,  J.  T.  7  West  Clare- 

mont  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  19  Union  st. 
Sutherland,  Miss  Janet,  1  Buc- 

cleuch  street 
Teape,  Miss,  2  Bellevue  terrace 
Thompson,Jas.M.S.  46  Queenst. 
Townsend,  G.F.IO  Greensidepl. 
Wallace,  A.  B.  St  Catherine's 

place 
Wallace,  A.  J.  &  P.  138  Nicol- 

son  street 
Wasielewski,   H.   V.  48   India 

street 
Weierter,  F.  34  Barony  street 
Weisse,  P.  H.  76  Queen  street 
Young,  D.  23  London  street 
Zoblinskey,  Fred.  44  Frederick 

street 

Teachers  of  HaTiga- 
tion. 

Bolam,  J.    60  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Forman,  T.  S.  40  Bridge  street 
Sime,  Andrew,  5  Fox  Lane 

1'eaclaers  of  Wrltiiag- 
and  Arithmetic. 

(Those  marked  *  also  teach 
Book-keeping.) 
Cooper,  Wm.  73  Queen  street 
Gemmel,  James,  137  Princes  st. 
Gilruth,  J.  28  Constitution  st. 
*Green,  Henry  H.   37  George 

street 
Green,  J.  M.  69  Northumber- 
land street 
Home,  Jas.  W.  7  Hugh  Miller 

place 
*Maclean,  Geo.  J.  5  Jordan  bank 
Paterson,  Thos.  9  E.  Thistle  st. 
Smith,  Wm.  43  Northumberland 

street 
*Trotter,  Alex.  59  George  street 
*Watson,  G.  H.  36  George  street 
Watson,  James,  54  South  bridge 
*  Watson,  James,  12  Queen  st. 

Teachers^  Miscel- 
laneotis. 

Adam,  Alex.  17  Union  street. — 

See  Adv. 
Anderson,  Robt.  7  Gayfield  sq. 
Barclay,  John,  Duncan  place. 
Barton,  Wm.  36  Junction  street 


Bauchope,  John,  19  Gayfield  sq. 
Bogle,  Rev.  W.  Dr  Bell's  school, 

Greenside 
Braidwood,     Francis,    8   West 

Salisbury  place 
Cameron,  Hugh,  27  Gayfield  sq. 
Crowe,  R.  B.  10  Queensferry  st. 
Deuchar,    Miss  E.   R.   Russell 

lodge,  Abbotsford  park 
Edmond,  G.  21  Great  Junction 

street,  Leith 
Ellis,  Wm.  Seafield  place 
Fearns,  W.  14  Nicolson  square, 

and  71  Clerk  street 
Ferguson,  C,  U.  I.  school,  66 

High  street 
Finlayson,  W.  G.  14  Clerk  st. 
Fitzgerald,  Henry,  New  North, 

13  Blair  st.  and  132  Highst. 
Forman,  T.  S.  40  Bridge  street 
Foulis,  Robert,   Old  Assembly 

close 
Frobel,  Mrs,  29  Frederick  st.— 

See  Adv. 
Gardner,  Peter,  98  Constitution 

street 
Hart,  Francis,  66  Gilmore  place 
Henderson,  Thos.  S.  36  India  st. 
Hutton,  James,  1  Nicolson  sq. 
Laing,  Duncan,  Leith  Mill  road 
Lambie,  W.  Mariner's  school 
M'Lachlan,  J.  Head  Master  of 

Dr  Bell's  school,  Niddry  st. 
M'Lachlan,  Jas.  8  Arniston  pi. 
Maclaren,   James,   10    and    11 

Hamilton  place 
Maclean,  George  J.  6  N.  Char- 
lotte street 
M'Lellan,    Miss,    St    Thomas' 

school,  Leith 
Maughan,  Misses,  132  George  st. 
Mitchell,  G.  S.  13  Comely  Green 

place 
Munro,   Archibald,  Clare  hall, 

Newington 
Oliphant's  school,  33  Charlotte 

square 
Ramage,  A.  18  Rankeillor  st. 
Rintoul,  Misses,  6  Morton  street 
Robertson,  Wm.  16  Jane  terrace 
Rogerson,  J.  J.  Merchiston  castle 
Spindler,  Miss,  20  Dublin  st. 
Sutherland,     John,     21    Great 

Junction  street 
Sutton,    Wm.    U.P.C.   Mission 

School,  56  High  street 
Thorburn,  Geo.  2  Albany  street, 

Leith 
Tolmie,  Misses,  5  Pitt  street 
TurnbuU,  James,  3  lieir  street 
Veitch,  A.  139  Rose  street 
Wilson,  P.,  A.M.  8  Salisbury  pi. 

Tefieg^raph  Companies. 

British  and  Irish  Magnetic,  (li- 


mited,) 63  Princes  street,  and 

29  Bernard  street,  Leith 
The  Electric,  68  Princes  street, 

and  26  Bernard  street,  Leith 
The  United  Kingdom  Electric 

Telegraph  Co.  1  Hanover  st. 

and  128  Constitution  street 

Tinplate  Workers. 

Anderson,  H.  88  Rose  street 
Brotherstone,    A.    46    Candle- 
maker  row 
Carrick,  James,  &  Sons,  156  and 

158  Rose  street 
Cay  and  Johnstone,  7  Greenside 

place 
Charles,  Jas.  8  N.  St  Andrew's 

street 
Clark  and  Beatson,  24  Howe  st. 
Cochrane,  John,  48  Kirkgate 
Dunbar,  J.  60  Hanover  street 
Fairley,  John,  118  Kirkgate 
Henderson,  D.  27  Barony  st, 
Hogg,  John,  9  Sciennes 
Jacob,  Wm.  30  Whitfield  place 
Mackie,  John,  20  Dundas  street 
Millar,  Thos.  24  Brown  square 
Moyes,  James,  108  West  bow 
Robertson,  Wm.  102  Rose  street 
Slimon,  Robert,  45  and  46  Shore 
Smiths  and  Co.  1  Blair  street 
Wilkie  and  Paul,  Brandfield  pi. 
Young,  J.  &  D.  22  Greenside  st. 

Tobacconists. 

Black,  D.  27  Princes  street,  and 

70  Leith  street 
Cameron,  Thos.  144  Princes  st. 
Cameron,  Miss  A.  59  Charlotte 

street,  Leith 
Christie,  H.  13  Nicolson  square 
Cotton,  G.  and  Son,  23  Princes 

street 
Cotton,  Geo.  231  High  street 
Cotton,  John,  122  Princes  st. 
Gumming,  J.  10  St  Vincent  st. 
Dobie,  John,  15  Cockburn  street 
Du  Chemin,  F.   4  Ronaldson's 

buildings 
Falconer,  Thomas,  361  High  st. 
Forrest,  D.  and  J.  7  West  Rich- 
mond street 
Galloway,  W.  32  Victoria  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  J.  149  Princes  st. 
Gordon,  Robert,  5  Heriot  bridge 
Gracie,  James,  4  Bristo  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  Fyfe  place 
Hamilton,  H.  62  Clerk  street 
Hay,  Wm.  34  Howe  street,  and 

99  Princes  street 
Hendrie,  James,  4  Catherine  st. 
Hunter,  John,  13  Kirkgate 
Ingram,  John,  2  Baker's  place 


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Und 


Kerr,  G,  34  Kirkgate 
Lawson,  James,  110  West  port 
Lees,  John,  3  Brown  square 
Letham,  James,  74  Shore 
Lindsay,  David  and  Go.  3  Lind- 
say place 
Lougton,  Alex.  39  Hanover  st. 
Macgregor,  John,  104  High  st. 

2  Leith  st.  77  Princes  st.  7 

Bread  street,  and   20   Eox- 

burgh  place 
Hackay,  D.  3  York  place 
fcckay,  Wm.  13  Sandportst. 
Mackintosh,  John,  42  Nicolson 

street,  155  High  street,  and 

63  South  bridge 
Peacock,  Adam,  54  Shore 
Peacock,  A.  World's-end  close 
Eamage,  David,  116  High  st. 
Eichardson  Brothers,  105  "West 

bow 
Eitchie,  A.  H.  5  Kirkgate 
Eitchie,  David,  7  and  50  North 

bridge,  and  32  Greenside  st. 
Eobertson,  R.  3  St  Patrick  st. 
Slight  and  Kerr,  1  North  bridge, 

37  Niddry  st.  and  28  Nicol- 

son  street 
Stark,  Thomas,  81  West  port 
Thomson  and  Porteous,  12  Cal- 

ton  street 
Thomson,  David,  3  Leith  street 
Till,  Charles,  27  West  Register 

street,  and  9  Leith  street 
Tolmie,  E.  and  J.  16  Charlotte 

place 
Tolmie,  Eobt.  8  Cockburn  st. 
Tolmie,  Miss,  244  Canongate 
Wedderspoon,  Wm.  7  Kerr  st. 
Williamson,  G.  22  Grassmarket 
Wilson,  E.  John  Knox's  house, 

High  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  1  South  Junction 

street 

Tool  Manafactnrei's. 

Bain,  Wm.  68  Bristo  street 
Hall,  R.  4  Laurie  street 
Hoffman,  J.  Castle  terrace 
Mathieson,  Alex,  and  Son,  23 

Cockburn  street 
Storrie,  Alex.  18  Victoria  st. 

Toy  and  Fancy  Ware- 
boases. 

Agnew,  James,  53  South  Clerk 

street 
Anderson,  E.  21  Princes  street 
Barclay,  D.  71  Hanover  street 
Black,  A.  &  E.  37  Hanover  st. 
Bradshaw  Brothers,  60  Nicolson 

street 
Clark,  M.  13  Cockburn  street 
Drew,  Miss,  99  Princes  street 


Greathead,  H.  25  South  bridge 
Greiner  Brothers,  80  South  br. 
Hogg,  J.  54  Hanover  street 
Laule   and   Hep  ting,  5  North 

bridge 
Lewis,  76  Princes  street 
Matson,  A.  1  Union  place 
Maxwell,  Miss,  4  Bristo  place 
Miller  and  Grinton,  32  Princess 

street 
Murray,  John,  14  Leith  street 
Purdie,  Miss,  132  Princes  st. 
Eombach  Brothers  and  Co.  82 

South  bridge 
Simpson,    Mrs,     26    Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Sommerville,  Mrs,  7  Broughton 

street 
Soutter's  Bazaar,  102  Princes  st. 
Stevenson,  A.  52  South  bridge 
Stevenson,  T.  77  Princes  street 
Veitch,  Misses,   105   Nicolson 

street 

Ti'iminiei^  and  Fancy 

Warehouses. 

Arnott,  J.  &  Co.  129  Kirkgate 

Caldwell  and  Co.  313  High  st. 

Cooper  T.  and  Co.  18  Market  st. 

Crawford,  David,  80  Nicolson 
street 

Cousland,  MissA.  8  Queensferry 
street 

Dickson  W.  &  C.  65  Kirkgate 

Donaldson,  W.  46  South  bridge 

Earquharson,  E.  and  C.  5  Cathe- 
rine street 

Ferguson,  Misses  A,  and  J.  26 
Couper  street 

Ferrier,  Mrs,  77  Broughton  st. 

Henderson,  C.  5  Greenside  pi. 

Jackson,  E.  J.  A.  135  Kirkgate 

Jockel,  C.  118  George  street 

Knox,  Samuel,  and  Dickson,  13, 
15,  and  17  Hanover  street 

Macfarlane,  C.  and  K.  9  Young 
street 

M'Kerracher,  Miss  J.  48  Frede- 
rick street 

Mercer,  Wm.  12  Union  place 

Miller,  Alexander,  20  Bristo  st. 

Miller,  Thos.  2  Spring  gardens, 
Stockbridge 

Ritchie,  M.  37  Hanover  street 

Robertson,  W.  &  Co.  160  High 
street 

Eobson,  Mrs,  137  Eose  street 

Shanks,  George,  34  Hanover  st. 

Shillinglaw,  Peter  F.  2  North 
bridge 

Sim,  W.  A.  and  J.  53  George  st. 

Slimmon,  Mrs,  55  Tolbooth 
wynd,  Leith 

Sommerville,  Mrs,  7  Broughton 
street 


Stevenson,  A.  53  and  54  South 

bridge 
Stevenson,  Thomas,  76  and  77 

Princes  street 
Stoddart,  J.  1  South  bridge 
Tait,  William,  12  South  bridge 
Thomson,  M.  and  J.  23  Brough. 

ton  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  26  Clerk  street 
Wallace  and  Brown,  Misses,  132 

George  street 
Wilkie,   J.   and  M.  28  North 

bridge 
Wilson,  Mrs  S.  23  Frederick  st. 

Trunk  and  Portman- 
teau ]7Iakers. 

(See  BrusJimakers.) 

Turners. 
Burgess,  John,  153  High  street 
Clark,  Martin,  17  Church  st. 
Gow,  William,  153  High  street 
Hutcheon,  Jas.  15  Leith  wynd 
Jamieson,  A.  Adam  square 
Macarthur,  James,  118  High  st. 
Martin,  Robert,  1  Elder  street 
Nimmo,  T.  and  Son,  98  Rose 

street 
Simpson,  P.  32  Horse  wynd 
Somerville,  Alex.  10  High  st. 
Soutter,  James    and   Son,  110 

Rose  street 
Spinks,  Charles,  24  Kirkgate 
Stephenson,  W.  M.  166  Eose  st. 
Stevenson,  Thos.  54  Candlemaker 

row 
Stevenson,  Wm.  Lothian  road 
Sword,  Thos.  43  Niddry  street 
Thorburn,  J.  1  Old  Physic  gard. 
Watt,  George,  81  High  street 

Typefounders. 
Marr,  James,  and  Co.  27  and  29 

New  street 
Millar  and  Richard,  65  Nicolson 

street 
Milne,  J.  and  Co.  53  Canongate 

Uraibrella  Makers. 

Barclay,  Wm.  69  Crosscausey 
Burge,  Wm.  10  North  bridge 
Gibb,  Alexander,  28  George  st. 
Innes,  A.  35  Nicolson  street 
Kerr,  J.  B.  47  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Eobertson,  James,  32  Leith  st. 

and  3  Bread  street 
Smith,  John,  38  North  bridge 
Smith,  John,  78  Princes  street 
Young,  D.  7-A  Broughton  st. 
Young,  J.  27  Broughton  street 

Undertakers. 

(See  Cabinetmakers  and 
Wrights.) 


Uph 


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Vic       353 


\         Upholsterer  IS. 

(See  Cabinetmakers 

Varnisli  IHIakers. 

Jtortli  British  Colour  Company, 
20  Elbe  street 

Venetian  Blind 
makers. 

Bell,  J.  &  Son,  16  South  St  An- 
drew street 

Bryden,  J.  and  Sons,  16  South 
Frederick  street 

Bryden,  W.  and  Son,  55  George 

street 
.  Clark,  J.  Gayfield  square  lane 

Douglas,  A.  22  Greenside  place 

Laidlaw,  R.  and  Son,  Simon  sq. 
— See  Adv. 

Laing,  George,  Palmer's  build- 
ings, and  70  Potterrow. — See 
Adv. 

Ross,  John,  and  Son,  37  Leven 
street 

Ross,  Ronald,  39  AVright's 
houses 

Scott,  W.  and  Son,  156  Rose  st. 

Taylor,  John,  and  Sons,  109 
Princes  street 

Veterinary  ^nrg^eons. 

Aitken,  J.  144  Causeyside 
Aitken,  "William,  36  Bristo  st. 
Dick,  William,  8  Clyde  street 
Gamgee,    J.    New    Veterinary 

College,  Lothian  road 
Grey  and  Son,  31  Pleasance,  and 

119  Rose  street 
PoUok,  P.   and  Son,  83  Rose 

street 
Seton,  H.  129  Rose  street  lane 
Watt,  Alex.  5  St  James'  place 

¥ictnal  Uealers  and 
I'rovision  Herehants. 

Aitken,  Samuel,  5  Toll  cross 
Aitken,  Wm.  6  Melville  place 
Alexander,  G.  9  St  Patrick  st. 
Archibald,  J.  3  Greenside  place 
Armour,  Mrs,  121  Canongate 
Ballingall,Miss  Ann,71Kirkgate 
Blaikie,  Wm.  3  Rose  street 
Borrowman,  W.  86  St  Mary's 

wynd 
Bourhill,  Mrs,  5  Young  street 
Braid,  William,  17  Arthur  st, 
Brothers,Prancis,120Causeyside 
Brown,  Robert,  158  Pleasance 
Brown,  William,  138  Rose  st. 
Buncle,  Alexander,  Drumdryan 
Burn,  G.  &  Son,  164  High  st. 
Burnet,  A.  154  Cowgate 
Burns,  Robert,  50  Grassmarket 
Bumside,  John,  53  Hanover  st. 
Cameron,  James,  15  India  pi. 


Cameron,  James,  6  Riddell's  cl. 
Campbell,  W.  26  Greenside  st. 
Carlon,  Hugh,  134  Cowgate 
Carmichael,  A.  1  Orchardfield  st. 
Clark,  J.  181  Cowgate 
Cochrane,  M.  116  Kirkgate 
Craig,  John  W.  22  N.-W.  Circus 

place 
Craig,  Thomas,  60  Broughton 

street 
CuUen,  M.  194  Cowgate 
Davidson,  Charles,  3  Market  pi. 
Davidson,   Mrs  J.  9  Coalfield 

lane 
Dickson,  Adam,  38  Bristo  street 
Douglas,  Thomas,  Newhaven 
Dunbar,  James,  152  Rose  street 
Dowie,  Peter,  35  Mitchell  street 
Edgar,  Robert,  23  Howe  street 
Elder,  Wm.  28  Tobago  street 
Evans,  Mrs  0.  34  Yardheads 
Parmer,  Alex.  147  High  street 
Gilray,  J.  52  South  Clerk  street 
Gird  wood,  David,  10  Deanhaugh 

street 
Gordon,  William,  13  St  Andrew 

street,  Leith 
Gray,  A.  253  Canongate 
Gray,  Thomas,  286  Canongate 
Greenhill,  Alex.  153  Fountain- 
bridge 
Greenside     Co-operative,     10 

Union  place 
Guthrie,  Thos.  37  Giles'  street 
narrower,  Alexander,   46  Tol- 

booth  wynd,  Leith 
Hay,  John,  88  Grassmarket 
Hendrie,   J.    H.  Quality  court, 

Leith 
Herbert,  Mark,  19  Charles  st, 
Horsburgh,  J.  65  Broughton  st. 
Howison,  J.  26  Grassmarket 
Hughes,  P,  118  Cowgate 
Hume,  Peter,  48  Canongate 
Inglis,  Thomas,  173  Pleasance 
Jardine,  Robert,  8  Catherine  st. 
Johnston,  R,  61  Hanover  street 
Johnstone,  A,  and  J,  91  Canon- 
gate 
Johnstone,  A.  21  Greenside  st. 
Johnstone,  W,  19  Howe  street 
Kilpatrick,  W.  173  West  port 
Lawrie  and  Sons,  5  E.  Scieimes 

street 
Lawrie,  Mrs  J.  12  Saunders  st. 
Lawson,  J.  &  R.  64  Grassmarket 
Learmonth,  Alex.  54  Bristo  st. 
Lees,  James,  34  Castle  street 
Leighton,    Joseph,    38    North 

Richmond  street 
Leith  Co-operative  Store,  3  Back 

of  Vaults 
Liddell,  J.  46  George  IV.  bridge 
Lind,  Wm,  4  Lothian  street 
Lindsay,  Geo.  76  Causeyside 


M'Dougall,  John,  15  Kirkgate 
M'Gregor,  Duncan,  120  Rose  st. 
M'Nair,  William,  21  Quality  st. 
M'Pherson,    Alexander,    7    St 

James'  square 
Marshall,  Thomas,  2  Antigua  st. 
Martin,  Wm,  2  Raeburn  place 
Martin,  Mrs  W,  98  Nicolson  st. 
Mason,  Mrs  J,  3  St  Mary's  wynd 
Maxwell,  Thos.  3  Howe  street 
Meek,  G.  19  St  James'  street 
Milne,  G.  2  North  Junction  st. 
Mitchell,  Geo.  72  and  74  Nicol- 
son street 
Moffat,  Mrs,  3  Spring  gardens 
Morgan,  J.  227  Canongate 
Murdoch,  John,  13  Lothian  road 
Murray,  A.  7  Charlotte  street, 

Leith 
Murray,  Mrs  H.  55  Canongate 
Nelson,  James,  18  Kirkgate 
Pairman,  Wm,  87  Potterrow 
Palmer,  D.  15  Cowgate 
Palmer,  T.,  56  Grassmarket 
Peacock,  Robert,  13  West  Mait- 

land  street 
Pirret,  J,  68  Clerk  street 
Porteous,  G.  86  Crosscausey 
Pottinger,  James,  1  Cable  wynd 
Rae,  A.  3  Glanville  place 
Ramage,  A.  37  Bridge  st.  Leith 
Ramsay,   John,   11    St  Mary's 

wynd 
Reoch,  D.  20  Union  place 
Robb,  Alex.  25  Leith  walk 
Ross,  George,  19  Quality  street 
Ross,  Peter,  Canonmills 
Roy,  Mrs  W.  37  Cumberland  st. 
Rutherford,  Wm.  94  East  Cross- 
causey 
Scott,  R.  Water  of  Leith 
Simpson,  G.  14  Brunswick  st. 
Sinton,  Joseph  T.  27  Greenside 

street 
Small,  Robert,  37  North  Rich- 
mond street 
Spalding,  P.  14  Rose  street 
Spears,  Wm.  17  Kirkgate 
Spiers,  John,  59  High  street 
Steedman,  John,  20  Thistle  st, 
Stewart,  James,  66  Rose  street 
Stewart,  R.  12  N.-W.  Circus  pi. 
Stitt,  James,  14  Charlotte  place 
Stobie,  W.  38  St  Leonard  st. 
Souter,  John,  6  Catherine  st. 
Souter,  Simon,  111  Kirkgate 
Swan  &  Stoddart,  53  Kirkgate 
Temple,  David,  71  Cockbum  st. 
Temple,  James,  2  Union  place 
Temple,  Thomas,  245  High  st. 
Thomson,  James,  88  High  st, 
Thomson,  J,  321  High  street 
Thomson,  John,  46  Kirkgate 
Thomson,  James,  5  Leven  st. 
Trainer,  John,  30  St  Patrick  sq. 


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Whl 


Turner,  Peter,  IS  Clerk  st. 
Weir,  E.  206  Cowgate 
Weston,  Thomas,  75  Kirkgate 
White,  A.  39  Dundas  street 
White,  James,  30  Fountainbr. 
Wight  and  Scott,  36  Elbe  st, 
Wilson,  Alex.  17  N.-W.  Circus 

place 
Wright,  John,  142  Kirkgate 

Tmeg:ar  leakers. 

Barry  and  Co.  92  North  back 

of  Canongate 
Beveridge  and  Co.  247  Cowgate 
Maceallum,  Jas.  36-b  Potterrow 
Messer,  W.and  Co.  19  S.  Niddry 

street — See  A  dv. 

Vintners. 

(^t^Taverns  and  Coffeehouses.) 

Waiters. 
Allan,  J.  E.  38  Cumberland  st. 
Archibald,  James,  44  Howe  st. 
Bain,  Kenneth,  6  Great  Stuart 

street 
Clark,  Thomas,  3  Saunders  st. 
Hall,  Thomas,  1  Charlotte  sq. 
Hetherton,  Wm.  174  Eose  st. 
rnglis,David,58  North  Frederick 

street 
Naismith,  Alex.  38  Cumberland 

street 
Eobertson,  Robert,  1  Hamilton 

place,  Stockbridge 
Rodger,  John,  7  Saunders  st. 
Sanderson,  Michael,  63  North 

Prederick  street 

Watcliisiaker@ . 

(See  Clock  and  Watchmakers.) 

Water-proof  aiasl  i%.ia"- 
proof  Manufactarei'g . 

Thornton  and  Co.  78  Princes  st. 
— See  Adv. 

"Wax  Chandler. 

Waterston,  G.  56  Hanover  st. 

Wax  Cloth  Fitters  and 
liayers. 

(See  Carpet  Planners.) 

Weaver. 

Brown,  Robert,  Water  of  Leith 

Wlilp  anal  Thong- 
Makers. 
Leggat,  G.  and  J.  4  Brown  sq. 

— See  Adv. 
M'Pherson,  C.  56  High  street 

Whiting-  Mannfae- 
tnrers. 

North  British  Colour  Company, 
20  Elbe  street 


Davidson,  John,  and  Co.  24 
Sheriff  brae 

WhoBesale  and  Com- 
mission Warehouse- 
men. 

Barclay,  G.  72  South  bridge 

Craig   Brothers  and    Co.    11 
South  bridge 

Crawford,  J.  50  South  bridge 

Dickson,  William,  1  Argyle  sq. 

Hardie,  Jn.  and  Wm.  18  Green- 
side  place 

Inskip,  William,  26  George  st. 

Johnston,  Wm.  66  Frederick  st. 

Linklater  and  Co.  52  Princes  st. 

Mather,  John,  and  Co.  11  Leith 
street  terrace 

Muir  and  Wilson,  14  Bristo  st. 

Mungle,  Yalentine,  and  Co.  4-a 
North  bridge 

Penman,  A.  Drummond  street 
court 

Potts,  William  and  H.  7  Port- 
Hopetoun 

Robertson,  J.  and  J.  128  High 
street 

Schultze  and  Son,  23  Commer- 
cial place 

Shillinglaw,  Peter  F.  2  North 
bridge 

Sugden,  Son  and  Nephew,  51 
North  bridge 

Taap,  William,  37  North  bridge 

Taylor,  W.  4  Elm  row 

Turnbull  and  Kay,  21  Greenside 
place 

Williamson,  James,  and  Co.  13 
Bank  street 

Window-Ticket 
W^riters. 

Smith,  H.  W.  102  South  bridge 
Veni,  George,  227  High  street 
Walker,  Alex.  10  Leith  street 
terrace 

Wine  Merchants.  . 

Balfour  and  Co.  14  George  st. 

Bell,  J.  and  Co.  50  Bernard  st. 

Bell,  Rannie,  and  Co.  62  Con- 
stitution street 

Bertram,  J.  A.  &  Co,  7  Quality 
street 

Black,  W.  R.  99  George  street 

Brunschmid,  Henry,  20  Cassels' 
place 

Bryce,  John,  63  Princes  street 

Bryce,  John,  44  Hanover  street 

Cameron,  Robt.  Owen,  1  West 
Preston  street 

Campbell,  C.  F.  il  St  James' 
square 

Carstairs  and  Robertson,  99 
Giles'  street 

Carter,  Mrs  N.  47  Hanover  st. 


Cathcart,  Ferguson,  &  Co.  84 
St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Clark  &  Crawford,  3  Rutland 
place 

Cockburn,  J.  and  G.  21  Castle 
street,  3  India  street,  and  135 
Princes  street 

Cockburn  and  Co.  89  Constitu- 
tion street,  Leith 

Cockburn  and  Campbell,  32  St 
Andrew  square 

Condamine  and  Co.  4  Duke  st. 
Leith 

Cowan,  Thos.  1  Bristo  port 

Cumming,  Jas.  7  Grassmarket 

Cuningham  and  Co.  17  Clyde  st. 

Davis,  W.  H.  77  Clerk  street 

Donaldson,  G.  1  Mackenzie  pi. 

Douglas  and  Mason,  96  George 
street 

Elder,  Thomas,  and  Co.  St  An 
thony's  court,  Leith 

Fairbairn,  A.  11  Union  street 

Ferguson,  W.  22  Maitland  st. 

Forbes,  P.  and  Co,  96  South 
bridge 

Gilbey,  W.  and  A.  12  St  An- 
drew square 

Gillespie,  John,  15  Howe  st. 

Glen,  John,  2  Buccleuch  place 

Haswell,  George  C.  1  South 
Clerk  street 

Hay,  R.  and  G.  8  Huntly  street, 
and  1  Elm  row 

Henderson  and  Turnbull,  53 
Bernard  street 

Hill,  Thomson,  and  Co.  45  Fre- 
derick street 

Hood,  Alex.  22  Couper  street 

Howden,  P.  &  Co.  7  Meuse  lane 

Hunter  &  Co.  34  Frederick  st. 

Hutchison  and  Co.  11  Bernard 
street 

Keegan,  T.  1  N.  St  David  street 

Kerr,  C.  M.  9  Bernard  street 

Kirkhope,  John,  1  Melville  pi. 

Levack,  G.  75  Shore 

Lindsay,  James,  and  Sons,  33 
Quality  street 

Mackens,  L.  1  Admiralty  street 

Menelaws,  W.  143  George  st. 

M'Conachie,  R.  1  Montagu  st. 

M'Dougal,  Geo.  18  Howe  st. 

M'Dougal,  J.  6  Dublin  street 

M'Dougall,  J.  1  Mansfield  place 

M'Laren,  D.  and  G.  15  St  An- 
drew street,  Leith 

Murray,  Geo.  51  Frederick  st. 

Noble,  Wm.  7  William  street 

Paterson,  A.  9  Bernard  street 

Petrie,  Philp,  &  Co.  1  Fyfe  pi. 

Pope,  James,  &  Sons,  23  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 

Ramsay,  J.  W.  Wet  docks 

Ramsay,  Wm.  53  Lauriston  pi. 


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Keid,  Wm.  47  North  bridge 

Richardson  Brothers,  105  West 
bow 

Richardson,  D,  8  Bernard  st. 

Robb,  William,  145  Princes  st. 

Robertson,  D.  and  J.  44  George 
ly.  bridge 

Ronaldson,  W.  6  St  Patrick  st. 

Ross,  A.  and  Co.  7  North  St 
Andrew  street 

Russell,  Wm.  2  Quality  lane 

Schaw,  R.  and  Co.  33  Giles'  st. 

Scott  and  Allan,  3  Kirkgate 

Scott,  Robert,  175  High  street 

Shiels,  J.  S.  69  Constitution  st. 

Shiels,  W.  and  Co.  52  Constitu- 
tion street 

Smith,  D.  39  Brougbton  street 

Smith,  James,  25  Union  place 

Somerville,  John,  and  Co.  46 
Quality  street 

Stocks,  David,  and  Co.  4  Ber- 
nard street 

Swan,  Robert,  40  Howe  street 

Swinton,  T.  2  Dundas  street 

Thomson,  Lauder,  and  Co.  27 
St  Andrew  street,  Leith 

Thomson,  Robert,  H.  &  Co.  29 
Coatfield  lane,  Leith 

Trotter,  A.  27  Earl  Grey  street 

Usher,  A.  and  Co.  26  W.  Nicol- 
son  street 

Vertue,  W.  and  Co.  29  Quality 
street 

Warrick  &  Baillie,  Foxe's  lane, 
Leith 

Wauchope,  Moodie,  and  Hope, 
6  Constitution  street 

Weddel,  James,  &  Co.  20  N.- 
W.  Circus  place 

Weir,  R.  M.  RoUand,  &  Co.  6 
York  place 

Young,  George,  and  Co.  4  Con- 
stitution street 

Wine  and  Spirit 
Merchantis. 

Allan  &  Gavin,  25  Sheriff  brae 
Arnott,  Mrs  R.  38  Potterrow 
Balfour,  R.  152  Pountainbridge 
Beaton,  J.  135  Nicolson  street 
Bertram,  George,  95  Nicolson 
•    street 

Birrell,  James,  523  Lawnmarket 
Blackie,  John,  3  S.  College  st. 
Boag,  J.  R.  55  South  Clerk  st. 
Brash,  David,  18  Coalhill 
Brown,  Mrs  S.  41  Home  street 
Bryce,  John,  63  Princes  street 
Bryce,  John,  44  Hanover  street 
Butler,  R.  5  Drummond  street 
Cairns,  John,  330  Lawnmarket 
Calder  and  Forbes,  5  Lord  Rus- 
sell place 
Cameron,  Alex.  17  Market  st. 


Cameron,  Robt.  Owen,  1  West 

Preston  street 
Carey,  Charles,  6  Hanover  st. 
Carter,  Mrs  Nichol,  47  Hanover 

street 
Cattanach,  W.  102  Nicolson  st. 
Chalmers,  David,  114  Kirkgate 
Chalmers,  Jas.  122  High  street, 

and  2  Niddry  street 
Christie  and  Smith,  23  George 

street 
Cochrane,  J.  21  and  23  Elm  row 
Cockburn,  J.  and  G.  21  Castle 

street,  3  India  street,  and  135 

Princes  street 
Couston,  Thomson,  and  Co.  17 

Quality  street 
Cowan  Thos.  1  Bristo  port. 
Coxson,  J.  100  Abbeyhill  and  7 

Elm  row 
Crabbie,  J.  and  Co.  S.  Junction 

street 
Gumming,  Jas.  7  Grassmarket 
Currer,  Adam,  79  Queen  street 
Darling,  W.4  West  Richmond  st. 
Davies,  W.  H.  77  Clerk  street 
Dewar  and  Co.  1  Kirkgate 
Dickson,  Andrew,  6  and  7  An- 
tigua street 
Dickson,   James,   12   Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Doig,  Alex.  9  Queen's  place 
Doig,  Robert,  1  Hunter  square 
Donaldson,  James,  7  Hamilton 

place,  Stockbridge 
Douglas  and  Mason,  96  George 

street 
Dunlop,  G.  and  Co.  John's  lane 
Dymock  and  Guthrie,  16  Nicol- 
son street 
Falconer,  David,  18  Home  st. 
Fenwick,  Thomas,  119  High  st. 
Fisher,  Wm.  17  Home  street 
Fleming,  Thos.  93  West  port 
Ford,  J.  184  High  street  and  6 

Merchiston  terrace 
Forgan,  David,  27  Grassmarket 
Gilchrist,  John,  62  Giles'  street, 

Leith 
Gillespie,  G.  J,  14  and  15  Sand- 
port  street 
Gillespie,  James,  22  Bread  st. 
Graham,  A.  70  Bristo  street 
Grant,  R.  62  London  street 
Gray,  J.  and  Son,  1 9  Lothian  st. 
Grieve,  Thomas,  40  Home  st. 
Gunn,  John,  6  Milne  square 
Hamilton,  R.  36  Blair  street 
Harper,  James,  21  Rose  street 
Haswell,  George,  1  S.  Clerk  st. 
Haswell,  James,  30   Greenside 

street  and  66  Grassmarket 
Henderson,  A.  50  Hanover  st. 
Henderson,  TurnbuU,  and  Co. 

63  Bernard  street 


Hill,  Thomson,  and  Co.  45  Fre- 
derick street 
Hogg,  Alexander,  7  Bristo  st. 
Hood,  Alex.  22  Couper  street 
Howe,  Wm.  10  Cockburn  street 

and  266  Canongate 
Hutchison,  D.  2  Little  King  st. 
Jamieson,  P.  6  Nicolson  square 
Jopp,  John  N.  70  Bristo  street 
Kay  and  Co.  39  Jamaica  street 
Kerr,  William,  1  Princes  street 
Law,  R.  H.  49  Hanover  street 
Levack,  G.  75  Shore 
M'Beath,  Wm.  197  High  street 
Macdonald,  Peter,  9  Kerr  street 
M'Conachie,  R.  1  Montagu  st. 
M'Donald,  R.  2  Broughton  st. 

and  3  Little  King  street 
M'Dougall,  John,  15  Kirkgate 
M'Dougall,  J.  1  Mansfield  place 
M'Dougall,  N.  23  Bank  street 
M'Lean,  Alex.  47  Nicolson  st. 
Macfarlane,  D.  73  Hanover  st. 
M'Farlane,  D.  2  Greenside  st. 
M'Kinley,  C.  and  Co.  104  Con- 
stitution street 
M'Nab,  James,  17  Downie  pi. 
M'Niven,  Mrs,  2  Lothian  street 
M'Rae,  K.  45  Nicolson  street 
Marshall,  J.  and  Sous,  39  Pot- 
terrow 
Martin,  Wm.  73  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
MathisoD,  R.  262  Canongate 
Mathison,  Walter,  94  High  st. 
Middlemass,  W.  93  Nicolson  st. 
Millar,  J.  521  Lawnmarket 
Milne,  W.  17  Broughton  street 
Monteith,  Thos.  1  Brunswick  st. 
Morrison,  J.  1  Macdowall  street 
Murray,  G.  51  Frederick  street 
Nairn,  John,  1  Catherine  street 
Ness,  John,  1  Montgomery  st. 
Nicoll  and  Mitchell,  32  Castle 

street 
Nicolson,  Wm.  1  E.  Preston  st. 
Niven,  T.  Veal  market 
Nisbet,  Jas.  1-a  Catherine  street 
Naismith,  Robt.  jun.  I  Shore 
Noble,  William,  7  William  st. 
Notman,  David,  6  Rose  street 
Pairman,  Robert,  68  Adam  sq. 
Paxton,  J.  6  Coatfield  lane 
Pope,  James,  and  Son,  23  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Pringle,  John,  3  Dock  pi.  Leith 
Proudfoot,  J.  12  W.  Newington 
Raeburu,  Wm.  343  High  street 
Ramsay,  Jas.  53  Lauriston  pi. 
Reid  Brothers  &  Co.  75  George 

street 
Reid,  Wm.  42  and  44  Earl  Grey 

street 
Richardson,  D.  8  Bernard  street 
Robb,  A7m.  145  Princes  street 


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Robertson,  C.  17  Canongate 
Robertson,  D.  and  J.  44  George 

IV.  bridge 
Robertson,  Jas.  184  Canongate 
Robertson,  John,  3  Hill  place 
Ronaldson,  W.  6  St  Patrick  st, 
Russell,  "Wm.  3  Quality  lane 
Rutherford  &  Co.  5  and  7  Leith 
street,   3  Drummond  street, 
72   and  75  High  street,  30 
Bristo  street,  and  38  Shore 
Rutherford,  A.  and  Son,  142  and 

144  High  street 
Sanderson    and    Laurie,     101 

Princes  street 
Sanderson,  M.  21  Chapel  lane 
Shields,  W.  and  Co,,  52  Consti- 
tution street 
Shiels,  J.  S,  69  Constitution  st. 
Smart,  W.  37  Rose  street 
Smart,  Mrs,  27  Richmond  pi. 
Smith,  D.  39  Broughton  street 
Sommerville,  John,  and  Co.  46 

Quality  street 
Spence,   Andrew,   66    and    67 

Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith 
Steel,  James,  1,  3,  and  5  West 

Richmond  street 
Stewart,  D.  39  Frederick  street 
Stewart,  John,  133  High  street 
Stewart,  P.  11  E.  Register  street 
Stirling,  John,  2  St  Patrick  st. 
Stirling,  John,  6  Richmond  lane 
Strachan,  Robt.  4  Spittal  street, 

and  45  Leith  street 
Swinton,  T.  2  Dundas  street 
Sword,  Walter  B.  13  Elder  st. 
Taylor,  John,  7  Downie  place 
Thomson,  R.   H.  and  Co.    29 

Coatfield  lane 
Thomson,  W.  8  Leggat's  land 
Usher,  A.  &  Co.  22,  24,  and  26 

West  Mcolson  street 
Wallace,  Geo.  24  Fleshmarketcl. 
Warrick  &  Baillie,  6  Foxe's  lane 
Waugh,  J.  47  Canongate 
Waugh,  R.  8  S.  St  Andrew  st. 
Weddel,  J.  and  Co.  20  North- 
west Circus  place 
Whyte,  David,  1  Tobago  street 
Williamson,  John,  84  West  port 
Williamson,  Mrs,  54  West  port 
Wilson,  J.  58  Lothian  street 
Wilson,  D.  P.  12  Catherine  st. 
Wilson,  Peter,  and  Co.  Regent 

Arch  place 
Wright,  John,  302  Lawnmarket 
Wright,  T.  1  N.  Junction  street 
Young,  Geo.  and  Co.  4  Consti- 
tution street 

Wire-Cloth  Mannfac- 
turers. 

Bain,  Wm.  &  Co.  Lochrin. — See 

Adv. 


M'Parlane,  R.  and  Son,Stead'spl. 
Peddie,  R.  &  Co.  132  George  st. 
Sinclair,  John,  Spittal  street 
Smith,  J.  and  Son,  219  High  st. 
Turner,  Thos.  257  High  street 
Young,  W.  D.  and  Co.  77  George 
street 

Wire-Hefting  Slaniifae- 
turers. 

Bain,  Wm.  &  Co.  Lochrin. — See 
Adv. 

Peddie,  Robt.  and  Co.  132 
George  street 

Young  and  Co.  27  East  Cross- 
causey. — See  Adv. 

Young,  W.  D.  and  Co.  77  George 
street 

Wood  merchants. 

Brown,  Matthew,  47,  49,  61  St 

Leonard  street 
Brown,  W,  &  T.  Montgomery  st. 
Crooks,  J.  20  S.  back  Canongate 
Edwards,  Henry,  212  Canongate 
Fergus,  Wm.  Junction  street 
Ferguson,     Davidson,    &     Co. 

Sawmills,  Leith 
Forgan,  D.  212  Canongate 
Hamilton,  T.  53  St  Leonard  st. 
Hutchison  and  Rogers,  Heriot's 

buildings 
Hutton  and  Co.  Rankeillor  st. 
Johnston,  D.  101  South  back 

Canongate 
Lumsden,  Jas.  29  Horse  wynd 
Millons,  G.  66  Fountainbridge 
Millons,  Robt.  78  Fountainbr. 
Millons,  T.  &  Son,  Brougham  st. 
Park,  J.  and  R.  Tower  street 
Pentzlin  &  M'Adie,  56  High  st. 
Philip,  J.  29  S.  Junction  street 
Raflin,  Wm.  Clerk  st.  cottage 
Robertson,  A.  12  Haddington  pi. 

Woo3  Brokers. 

Adam  and  Macgregor,  83  Con- 
stitution street 

Crawford,  Cree,  and  Co.  South 
Junction  street 

Dowells,  Alex.  18  George  st. 

Girdwood,  Robt.  Tanfield 

Reid,  W.  and  G.  Stores,  Granton 

Wool  Dealers. 

Adam  and  M'Gregor,  83  Con- 
stitution street 
Crawford,  Cree,  and  Co.  South 

Junction  street 
Deans,  W.  Bells  mills 
Legget,  R.  Water  of  Leith 
Ramsden,  James,  1  Howe  street 
Russell,  R.  and  Son,  Canonmills 
Stott,  David  A.  Silvermills 
Swaine,  A.  E.  and  Crudelius, 
Citadel 


Woollen  Drapers. 

Aitchison,  David,  22  Kirkgate 
Alston,  G.  40  Hanover  street 
Anderson,  A.  38  St  Patrick  sq. 
Anderson,  J.  45  South  bridge 
Black,  John,  13  S.  Frederick  st. 
Boylan,  P.  15  St  Mary's  wynd 
Brown,  Jas.  16  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Campbell,  David,  46  Cockburn 

street 
Clapperton,  J.  &  Co.,  371  High 

street 
Clark  and  Co.  1  Bristo  place 
Comb,  Matthew,  13  North  br. 
Cowan,  A.  21  Grassmarket 
Cownie,  W.  &  Sons,  63  South  br. 
Cownie,  W.  5  Nicolson  street 
Craig  Brothers  and  Co.  11  and 

107  South  bridge 
Craig,  James,  87  South  bridge 
Crawford,  James,  &  Co.  6  Cal- 

ton  street 
Christie  and    Kilpatrick,    104 

South  bridge 
Dobie,  Wm.  14  and  15  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith 
Fair,  D.  H.  9  Grassmarket 
Pegan  and  Co.  66  and  124  High 

street,  and  4  Kirkgate,  Leith 
Forsyth,  John  S.  65  Cockburn 

street 
Fuller,  John,  54  South  bridge 
Gibson,   James,   and   Co.    106 

South  bridge 
Goodsir,  G.  24  South  bridge 
Gordon,  John,  33  North  bridge 
GuUand,  James,  55  Hanover  st. 
Harrison,  George,  and  Co.  31 

North  bridge 
Harrison  and  Hill,  36  North  br. 
Hay,  David,  65  Canongate 
Hay,  John  &  Co.  55  North  bridge 
Hay,  John,  289  High  street 
Heron,  William,  8  North  bridge 
Horns,  E.  35   Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Hunter  and  M'Donald  South  br. 

and  1  Tolbooth  wynd,  Leith. 

— See  Adv. 
Hunter,  W.  4  Park  street 
Jeffrey,  Wm.  43  Tolbooth  wynd, 

Leith 
Johns,  T.  and  Co.  5  North  St 

David  street 
Kellock,  A.  and  Co.  40  South 

bridge 
Letton,  W.  H.  13  North  bridge 
Ledingham,  J.  94  South  bridge 
Lyle,  Geo.  121  Kirkgate 
M'Cartney,  Hugh,  4-a  North  br. 
M'Gibbon,  George,  R.  90  South 

bridge 
M'Gibbon,  J.  15  So.  College  st- 


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M'lver,  James,  25  and  81  St 

Mary's  wynd 
M'Kenzie,  Alex.  25  North  br. 
Mackinlay,  D.  and  P.  427  Lawn- 
market 
M'Laren,  Son,  and  Co.  329  High 

street 
Macrae,  Cameron,  and  Shand, 

105  George  street 
Main,  John,  4  and  6  Nicolson  st, 
Mair,  George,  2  Nicolson  sq. 
Marshall  &  Aitken,  27  N.  bridge 
Marshall  &  Son,  14  W.  Adam  at. 
Mathieson,  J.  41  South  bridge 
Miller,  John,  29  North  bridge 
Middlemass,  J.  and  A.  18  South 

bridge 
Moodie  and  Gilchrist,  26  Kirk- 

gate,  Leith 
Mortimer,  J.  &  Co.  101  George 

street 
Murray,  G.  &  Son,  33  George  st. 
Panton  and  Young,  35  and  36 

South  bridge 
Purves  and  Co.  76  George  st. 
Quinn,  D.  27  St  Mary's  wynd 
Eae,  H.  8  Spring  gardens 
Richardson  and  Brown,  3  Hun- 
ter square 
Ritchie  and  Craies,  4  George  st. 
Robertson,  J,  &  J.  128  High  st. 
Scott,  Peter,  and  Co.  9  South 

bridge. — See  Adv. 
Sim,  Thomas,  103  High  street 
Shanks,  John,  154  High  street 
Sinclair,  James,  4  Bank  street 
:  ;  Smith,  William,  267  High  st. 
I  Stewart,  J.  C.  93  South  bridge 
Thomson  and  Smith,  30  North 

bridge 
I     Thomson,  R.  V.  103  South  br. 
i  i  Thyne  and  Tait,  74,  76,  and  78 

Lauriston  street 
Walker,  James,  134  Kirkgate 
Walker,  G.  &  J.  2  Kirkgate 
Watson,  H.  &  Co.  241  High  st. 
Whigham,  E.  6  Howe  street 
White,  W,  12  Frederick  street 
Wilkie,  T.  and  A.  76  Tolbooth 

wynd,  Leith. 
Williamson,  James,  and  Co.  13 

Bank  street 
Young,  James,  126  High  street 

Wnghts, 

Alexander,  G.  156  Causeyside 
Alison,  J.  21  Upper  Gray  street 
Annandale,  J.  Gilmore  park 
Borrowman,  John,  Cumberland 

street,  east  lane 
Bell,  Robert,  25  Potterrow 
Brown,  T.  6  Poplar  lane,  Leith 
Brown,  C.  24  Wright's  houses 
Brown  and  Jamieson,  Hope  st, 

lane 


Budge,  Wm,  18  Johnston  st. 
Burton,  James,  Circus  lane 
Carr,  David,  43  Pitt  street 
Christie,  W.  3  Victoria  terrace 
Colden,  J.  7  Tobago  street 
Collins,  J.  110  Rose  street 
Cowie,  Jas.  38  Haddington  pi. 
Craig,  Andrew,  24  Lauriston  pi. 
Crighton,  David,  76  Fountainbr. 
Crooks,  John,   20  South  back 

Canongate 
Cunningham,  A.  6  Coal  Hill, 

Leith 
Cunninghame,  J.  32  Elbe  st. 
Dalgleish,  John,  42  Pleasance 
Davidson  and  Chisholm,  Grove 

road 
Dickson,  Geo.  14  N.  St  Andrew 

street  lane 
Dickson,  J.  46  S.  Junction  st. 
Dobson,  Matthew,  24  W.  Pres- 
ton street 
Donaldson,  G.  1  Elder  street 
DouU,  J.  Haddon's  court 
Edwards,  H.  212  Canongate 
Ewart,  John,  Henderson  row 
Flemington,   A.  N.-W.  Circus 

lane 
Foggo,  Wm.  76  South  Clerk  st. 
Forbes,  A.  3  W.  Newington  pi. 
Forgan,  D.  212  Canongate 
Forrester,  Jn.  39  Broughton  pi. 
Frazer,  Thomas,  Low  Broughton 
Gilroy  &  TurnbuU,  Grove  park 
Goalen,  T.  8  Morton  street 
Gosman,  John,  Newhaven 
Gray,  George,  Swanfield,  Leith 
Gray,  T.  A.  9  Dock  street 
Greig,  David,  29  Rankeillor  st. 
Hall,  W.  16  Duke  street,  Leith 
Hamilton,  J.  &  W.  18   South 

Junction  street 
Hay,  W.  112  Nicolson  street 
Henderson,  R.  52  Rose  street 
Henderson  and  Wilson,  27  Char- 
lotte street,  Leith 
Honeyman,    D.  Young  street 

lane 
Hume,  John,  10  Coatfield  lane 
Hutton,  J.  &  Co.  Rankeillor  st. 
Ireland,  G.,  N.  back  Canongate 
Johnston  and  Son,  69  Rose  st. 
Johnston,   R.  20   South  back 

Canongate 
Keddie,  David,  21  Church  st. 
Laidlaw,  Wm.  29  Earl  Grey  st. 
Laing,   G.   Palmer's  buildings, 
and  70  Potterrow. — See  Adv. 
Laing,  G.  12  Sfc  Anthony  pi. 
Langlands,  Wm.  Morningside 
Lawson  and  Harkess,  96  High 

street 
Lawson,  James,  Tollcross 
Lowrie,  John,  77  Abbey  hill 
Lyon,  Alex.  Grove  road 


M'Dougall,  T.  2  W.  Crosscausey 
M'Gillivray,  A.  32  Horse  wynd 
Marr,  J.  B.  Ferry  road 
Marr,  G.  and  Son,  Stanley  road 

Whale  brae 
Melville,  T.  17  Annfield 
Mitchell,  John,  63  Abbey  hill 
Moffiit,  R.  M.  156  Rose  street 
Moffat,  W.  Darling's  brae 
Nelson,  W.  Duke  street  lane 
Nicholson,  D.  and  Son,  8  High 

street 
Notman,  D.  jnn.  42  Quality  st. 
Pirrie  and  Co.  14  Duke  street, 

Leith 
Porter,  T.  Northumberland  st. 

lane 
Proudfoot  and  Gourlay,  Morn- 
ingside 
Pullar,  David,  Freer  street 
Raffin,  W.  Clerk  street  cottage 
Ramage,  James,  206  Rose  st. 
Reid,  David,  1  Hope  park 
Reid,  Wm.  and  Son,  58  Cock- 
burn  street. — See  Adv. 
Reid,  J.  3  Ingliston  street 
Robertson,  James,  Morningside 
Robertson,  M.  8  North  Junction 

street 
Rose,  William,  55  Broughton  pi. 
Russell,  A.  Carrubber's  close 
Samuel,  John,  25  Leven  street 
Sandeman,  R.  9  Greenside  st. 
Saunders,  J.  1 5  Mitchell  street 
Scott,  W.  and  Son,  156  Rose  st. 
Shanks,  D.  1  Leslie  place 
Smith,  Thomas,  20  Riego  street 
Smith,  T.  2  Buccleuch  street 
Smith,  William,  33  Dean  street 
Smith,  W.  and  Sons,  17  East 

Preston  street 
Steven,  Thos.  and  Alex.  12  St 

Leonard  street 
Tait,  James,  88  Buccleuch  st. 
Templeton,  A.  Morrison  street 
Thomson,  J.  59  Thistle  street 
Thomson,  James,  Spittal  street 
Walker,  George,  166  Rose  street 
Wallace,  D.  179  Fountainbridge 
Wallace,  James,  9  Church  lane 
Watson,  Adam,  23  Union  street 
Whyte   and   Eadie,    11    New 

Broughton 
Watson,  George,  8  Tollcross 
Watt  and  Blake,  5  Buccleuch  st. 
Wightman,  W.  37  Whitfield  pi. 
Wilson,  Andrew,  28  Leven  st. 
Wilson,  David,  8  Calton  hill 
Wilson,  J.  and  R.  23  Riego  st. 

Writers  to  the  Sig;net. 

(See  Lav)  Directory.) 

Writers. 

(See  Law  Directory.) 


358 


COUNTY  DIEECTOEY. 


COUNTY   BIKECTOEY. 


Balerno. 

Aikraan,  John,  smith,  John's  burn 

Aitken,  Thomas,  farmer,  Listenshiel 

Auld,  Robert,  farmer,  Buteland 

Bisset,  David,  teacher 

Brown,  Alexander,  farmer,  Cockburn  hill 

Co-operative  Store 

Davidson,  George,  farmer.  Dean  park 

Fairbairn,  James,  wright 

Falconer,  James,  merchant 

Falconer,  William,  carrier,  Mayfield 

Gardiner,  John,  fairmer,  Cockburn 

Hardie,  David,  overseer,  Bavely  castle 

Henderson,  Alex.  &  W.,  carriers 

Hill,  Craig,  &  Co.  paper  makers,  Balerno  bank 

Hill,  John,  C.E.  {H.,  C,  Sf  Co.) 

Kid,  Walter,  farmer,  Baleny 

Kidd,  Walter,  farmer,  Baleny 

King,  H.  John,  The  Lodge 

Latta,  James,  of  Bankhead 

M'Dougal,  Eev.  Professor  James,  Larchgrove 

Miller,  Geo.,  grocer 

Morison,  Sir  Alexander,  physician,  Balerno 

hill  house 
Morison,  Miss,  John's  burn 
O'Reilly,  Thomas  (7.  R.),  Dean  park  cottage 
Reid,  Miss  Margaret,  merchant 
Robertson,  John,  carrier 
Robertson,  Robt.  farmer,  Harlaw 
Scott,  James,  dairyman 
Scott,  Rev.  Wm.  U.P.  manse 
Smart,  James,  overseer,  Malleny  mills 
Smith,  William,  baker 
Somerville,  David,  farmer,  Shothead 
Stevpart,  Duncan,  Balerno  cottage 
Thomson,  Alex.  Glenpark 
Thomson,  John,  farmer,  Eastrigg 
Thyne,  John,  farmer,  Marchbank 
Turner,  W.  farmer,  Threepmuir 
Walker,  William,  Post-office 
Wood,  Walter,  farmer,  Westrigg 

Blackball. 

Auchie,  Alexander,  agent,  Clydesdale  Bank, 

Craigleith  hill  house 
Baillie,  James,  mason 
Cleland,  Hugh,  smith,  Craigleith  quarry 


Dewar,  Mrs  Ann,  spirit  merchant,  Blackhall 
inn 

Donaldson,  John,  advocate,  professor  of  theory 
of  music  in  the  University,  Marchfield 
house 

Erskine,  Thomas,  gardener,  Eavelston 

Forbes,  George,  wright 

Hunter,  John,  auditor  of  the  Coiu"t  of  Session, 
Craigcrook 

Jeffrey,  David,  postmaster 

Kerr,  Archibald,  Ravelston  house 

Liddell,  W.  H.  farmer  and  japanner.  Blink- 
bonny,  Craigleith 

Meikle  &  Denholm,  wrights 

Mitchell,  Wm.  Craigleith  house 

M'Intosh,  James,  stone  merchant,  Craigleith 
quarry — house,  Ramsay  cottage 

Pendrich,  John,  overseer,  Ravelston 

Proudfoot,  John,  artist,  Ravelston  cottage 

Wardlavsr,  William,  tailor 

Waterston,  James  H.  missionary 

Broxburn. 

Aitchison,  John,  farmer,  Ryal 

Alexander,  R.  farmer,  Muirend 

Alexander,  E.  merchant 

Alexander,  William,  farmer,  Broxburn  hall 

Anderson,  John,  shoemaker 

Barclay,  Thomas,  smith 

Bartholomew,  David,  farmer,  Greendykes 

Bell,  Robert,  coalmaster 

Bird,  James,  dairyman.  Port  Buchan 

Brash,  J.  smith,  Newhouses 

Brown,  Robert,  miller,  Birdsmill 

Brownlee,  Robert,  farmer,  Pyot  hall 

Calder,  John,  smith 

Cameron,  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker  and 

news  agent 
Cooper,  Mrs  Helen,  merchant 
Crawford,  John,  saddler 
Cunningham,  James,  carter 
Cunningham,  Thos.  farmer,  Look-about-ye 
Emslie,  John,  wright 
Fernie's  shale  oil  works 
Fleming,  George,  dairy 
Fraser,  James,  coal-work  storekeeper 
Fraser  &   Meikle,   Roman    Camp  shale  oil 

works 
Fraser,  William,  bone  dust  manufacturer 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


359 


Giainger,  Archibald,  grocer  and  farmer 

Gray,  Thomas,  innkeeper 

Hislop,  Thonaas,  schoolmaster 

Horn,  Alex,  carter 

Hunter,  Andrew,  merchant  and  postmaster 

Law,  John,  farmer,  Kirkhill 

Law,  Robert,  farmer.  East  mains 

Linn,  Walter,  wright 

Linn,  Miss,  teacher 

Linn,  Mrs  A.  dairy 

Luke,  Rev.  Alex.,  F.C.  manse 

Mackenzie,  William,  tailor 

M'^Clintock  &  Co.,  Cawburn  shale  oil  works. 

M'Donald,  John,  dairyman,  Powflats 

Mair,  Thomas,  shoemaker 

Manuel,  Peter,  farmer,  Ifewbigging 

Martin,  John,  baker 

Mather,  Mrs  Jane 

Millan,  Robert,  Birdsmill 

Montgomery,  Mrs,  merchant 

Reid,  Alex,  tailor,  Kirkhill  gate 

Ritchie,  James,  wright,  Newliouses 

Robertson,  George,  grocer 

Robertson,  William,  police-ofRcar 

Ross,  John,  carrier 

Russell,  Mrs  David,  merchant 

Ryder,  Thomas,  carter 

Scott,  Alex.,  manager  Broxburn  colliery 

Shale  Oil  Company,  Greendykes  bridge 

Stewart,  James,  station  master 

Thomson,  James,  farmer,  Holmes 

Thomson,  Joseph,  surgeon 

Thomson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Clapperton  hall 

Thomson,  Alex.,  colporteur 

Torrance,  John,  dairyman 

Walker,  James,  farmer,  Kilpunt 

Wallace,  James,  wright 

Wallace,  John,  farmer,  EUiston 

Wallace,  John,  fiesher 

Watt,  John,  potato  merchant 

White,  Matthew,  spirit  dealer 

White,  William,  carter 

Witherspoon,  Robert,  farmer,  Learielaws 

Young,  Margaret,  baker 

Calder,  East. 

Brown,  James,  tailor 

Dick,  Thomas,  teacher,  and  agent  for  Scottish 

Friendly  Life  Assurance  Co. 
Gardner,  James,  farmer,  E.  Langton 
Glendinning,  George,  Raw 
Hunter,  James,  baker 
M'Gill,  George,  wright 
Marshal],  Rev.  David,  IJ.P.  manse 
Marshall,  James,  Redcraig  tile-work 
Martin,  Robert,  merchant 
Martin,  William,  baker 
Martin,  Miss  Jane,  spirit  dealer 
Mackinlay,  William,  East  Camps  house 
Pinkerton,  B.,  victual  dealer 
Purdie,  Joseph,  millwright 
Readdie,  P.,  merchant 


Stark,  John,  overseer,  Raw  lime-quarries 
Turner,  Richard,  farmer,  Broorapark 
Young.  William,  smith,  Raw 

Calder,  West. 

Brash,  Thomas,  shoemaker 

Brown,  Edward,  blacksmith 

Brown,  John,  veterinary  surgeon 

Bryce,  Francis,  West  bank 

Clark,  Thomas,  baker 

Clarkson,  William,  tailor  and  clothier 

Cochrane,  James,  of  Harburn 

Cooper,  William,  &  Son,  smiths 

Darling,  Adam,  flesher 

Duncanson,  Rev.  Peter  C,  tJ.P.  manse 

Fairley,  William,  millwright 

Fell,  A.  M.,  Auchinhard  house 

Henderson,  Archibald,  general  merchant 

Hope,  William,  tailor  and  clothier 

Jackson,  Mrs,  innkeeper 

Learmonth,  Rev.  Wra.,  West  Calder  manse 

Lowden,  William,  shoemaker 

Maitland,  Mrs,  Hermand 

Milner,  John,  brick  and  tile  manufacturer 

M'Letchie,  Thomas,  M.D. 

Milne,  John^  millboard  manufac.  New  mill 

Muir,  Andrew,  mason 

Mungle,  A.  &  Son,  general  merchants 

Mungle,  And.  banker  and  agent,  Scottish,    U. 

Insurance  Company 
Mungle,  Robert,  surgeon,  R.N.  West  bank 
Mungle,  John,  Post-office 
Ross,  James,  Muirhousedykes  house 
Scott,  Archibald,  Crosswood  hill 
Stein,  David,  shoemaker 
Steuart,  R.  of  Carfin,  Westwood 
Stevens,  Rev.  Andrew,  Chapelton 
Thomson,  Thomas,  inspector  of   poor  and 

registrar 
Tod,  James,  joiner 
Walker,  Andrew,  Hartwood 
Walker,  David  S.  schoolmaster 
Walker,  William,  carrier 
West  Calder  Oil  Company  * 

Young,  James,  of  Limefield 

Calder,  Mid. 

Auld,  James,  carrier 

Braid,  James,  merchant,  Livingston 

Bauchope,    Thomas,    land    surveyor,    East 

Brucefield — agent,  Queen's  Insurance  Co. 
Brash,  John,  clothier 
Brownlee,  George  T.  land  surveyor 
Brownlee,  George,  auctioneer,  appraiser,  and 

seedsman.  Ivy  bank 
Bruce,  Archibald,  of  Bankton 
Buchan,  Earl  of,  Amondell  house 
Chapman,  Thomas,  gas  manager 
Cowie,  Alex,  flesher 
Crawfurd,  T.  M.,  of  Cartsburn,  Murieston 

house 


360 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Cruickshank,  Miss 

Dick,  John,  M.D.,  Broom  bank 

Douglas,  David,  farmer,  Dechmont,  Living- 
ston 

Dowie,  John,  blacksmith.  Bell's  quarry 

Duncan,  Rev.  Andrevr,  U.P.  manse 

Gardner,  Rev.  John,  Livingston  manse 

Gilchrist,  Charles  R.,  bookseller  and  printer 

Gray,  Wm.  watchmaker 

Gray,  Mrs  Catharine,  innkeeper 

Hare,  S.  B.,  Calder  hall 

Hennan,  George,  Torphichen  arms  inn 

Hislop,  James,  F.E.LS.  schoolmaster 

Horsburgh,  Miss,  New  park 

Hunter,  Thomas,  baker 

Hutton,  Thos.,  shoemaker 

Johnstone,  Geo.,  wright,  Bell's  quarry 

Johnstone,  Alexander 

Lawrie,  Francis,  slater 

Lawrie,  John,  innkeeper.  Bell's  quarry 

M 'Lagan,  Peter,  of  Pumpherston 

Marr,  James,  of  Alderstone 

Marr,  James  A.,  Adam  brae 

Meikle,  Misses,  straw-hat  makers 

Martin,  J.  D.,  Brotherton  house 

Millar,  James,  farmer,  Burnhouse 

Millar,  James  B.,  Calder  bank 

Millar,  Mrs  Henry,  innkeeper 

Miller,  John,  builder 

Miller,  T.  and  J.,  builders 

Milne,  "W.  painter 

Muirhead,  John,  flesher 

Mitchell,  Wm.,  merchant,  Bell's  quarry 

Ogilvie,  William  S.,  Clydesdale  Bank 

Ogilvie,  David,  postmaster 

Paris,  William,  wood  merchant,  Springfield 
saw-mills.  Bell's  quarry 

Penny,  John  and  William,  engravers 

Raeburn,  Henry,  of  St  Bernard's,  Charles- 
field  house 

Robertson,  Adam,  paper  manufacturer.  New 
Calder 

Robertson,  J.,  Gogar  lodge 

Robertson,  William,  builder 

Robertson,  WilUam,  gardener 

Sanderson,  John,  J.P.  constable 

Scoular,  David,  merchant 

Smith,  G,,  {E.  Smith  and  Son,)  grain  mer- 
chant. West  mill.  The  Cottage 

Smith,  R.  &  Son,  grain  merchants.  West 
mill 

Smith,  A.  baker 

Stenhouse,  R.  draper 

Stenhouse,  Mrs  R.  milliner 

Stratton,  David,  surveyor  of  roads 

Somerville,  John,  farmer,  Letham 

Tait,  R.  James,  wright 

Thornton,  William,  merchant.  Bell's  quarry 

Tod,  Miss  J.  merchant 

Torphichen,  Lord,  Calder  house 

Torrance,  W.  &  Weston,  Camps  Lime  work 

Walker,  Alex,  saddler 

Walker,  Rev.  William,  manse 


Wallace,  James,  wright 

Watt,  Andrew,  Police  station 

Watson,  Walter,  M.D. 

Wilkie,  James  F.,  Westfield 

Wylie,  James,  farmer,  Craigs 

Wylie,  John,  farmer.  New  farm 

Wylie,  Robert,  farmer,  Craigs 

Wylie,  W.  M.,  grain  and  guano  merchant, 

Calder  cottage 
Wylie,  Mrs,  of  Calder  cottage 
Young,  Mary,  grocer 

Golintou. 

Anderson,  Miss,  West  Colinton  cottage 

Blackie,  Robert,  flesher 

Burge,  Mrs,  Woodville 

Burton,  Edward,  engraver 

Burton,  William,  wright 

Cairnie,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker 

Cunningham,  Carmichael,  smith 

Davie,  William,  millwright 

Dunfermline,  Rt.  Hon.  the  Dowager  Lady, 

Colinton  house 
Duncan,  Mrs  George,  Firhill  cottage 
Elliot,  Wm.  teacher 
Gardner,   Rev.   James,  M.D.,  A.M.,    West 

Colinton  house 
Gray,  John,  Bonally  tower 
Hastie,  William,  grocer 
Hogg  &  Co.,  paper  makers.  West  mills 
Hutchison,  W.  &  T.  Spylaw  house 
Jack,  Samuel,  farmer,  Dreghorn  mains 
Johnston,  Mrs  Ann,  spirit  dealer 
Kerr,  William  C.  baker  and  grocer 
King,  T.  &  J.  millers,  West  mill 
Leslie,  James,  Fernielaw 
Lockhart,  Rev.  William,  A.M.  Manse 
M'Farlane,  J.  shoemaker  and  postmaster 
Blackie,  Robert,  flesher 
Neil,  Andrew,  smith 
Palmer,  Thomas,  Colinton  mills 
Penman,  John,  farmer,  Bonally 
Richardson  Brothers,  snuff-mill 
Ritchie,  George,  Redford 
Russell,  James,  Colinton  bank 
Russell,  J.  schoolmaster  of  Colinton,  inspector 

of  poor,  and  registrar  of  births,  &c. 
Sanderson,  Mrs  G.,  spirit  dealer 
Scott,  Andrew,  paper-maker,  Mossymill 
Scott,  Thomas,  farmer,  Torphin 
Smith,  James,  grocer 
Thomson,  John,  oversman,  Dreghorn 
Thomson,  John,  tailor 
Traquair,  R.  H.  Colinton  farm 
Walker,  Wm.  &  Son,  millmasters,  Hailes  mill 
Watson,  Wm.  snufi'-miller 

Gorstorphine. 

Anderson,  Peter,  shoemaker 
Belfrage,  George,  farmer.  North  Gyle 
Blackie,  Walter,  lodgings,  Janefield 


Hi 


COUNTY  DIEEOTORY. 


361 


Bonnar,  Mrs,  Laburnum  cottage 
Brown,  A.  smith,  Lenney  park. 
Brown,  Major  David,  of  Park,  Preston  lodge 
Buchan,  Matthew,  Beechwood  mains 
Buist,  Robert,  Featherhall 
Burns,  Rev.  Dr,  Estherville  (F.  Church  ofS.) 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  grocer 

Cowan,  Hugh,  agricultural  implement  maker 
Craig,  Wm.,  Woodhall  cottage 
Craig,  Miss  Gibson,  Hermiston  house 
Cruickshanks,  Alex.  Beechwood  house 
Camming,  William,  shoeraaker 
Currie,  Mrs,  grocer 
Dixon,  Mrs,  Three-mile  house 
Downie,  Hay,  saddler 
Duncan,  William,  schoolmaster 
Dunlop,' George,  Gogar  house 
Dunlop,  John,  farmer,  Clermiston 
i  Dunn,  R.  and  A. 

i  Dunsmure,  Misses,  Dunsmure  lodge 
Elder,  William,  dairyman,  Lenney  park 
Fowler,  Wm.  Chalmers,  M.D.  Corstor.  hall 
Gibb,  George,  Janefield 
Gillespie,  John,  smith 
Girdwood,  Robert,  Fixby 
Gird  wood,  William,  Fixby 
Grant,  John,  millwright,  Lenney  park 
i  Grant,  George,  lodgings 
:  Harper,  James,  innkeeper 
!  Henderson,  Andrew,  wright 
j  Henderson,  John,  Corstorphine  hill  house 
;  Henderson,  Mrs,  Prestonville 
j  Herbert,  Thomas,' Meadowhouse 
;  Home,  Rev.  R.  D.  manse 
.Tack,  Robert,  farmer,  West  Craigs 

Lawrie,  Andrew,  merchant 

Lind,  James,  baker 
!  Macfie,  William,  of  Clermiston 

Macfie,  Claud,  Gogar  burn 

Marshall,  Miss,  lodgings,  Janefield 

Martin,' James  B.  Broomhouse 

Martin,  J.  W.  farmer,  Broomhouse 

Melville,  James  M.,  W.S.,  Hanley 

Millar,  George,  Braefoot  cottage 

Morrison,  James,  dentist 

]\Iuir,  Mrs,  grocer 

Muirhead,  Claud,  Gogar  park 

Neil,  Robert  G.  farmer,  Gogar  mains 

Oliver,  Robert,  farmer,  Eedheughs 

Paterson,  Archibald,  farmer,  and  assessor 
under  the  Lands  Valuation  Act,  Meadow- 
field. 

Paterson,  John,  mason 

Patillo,  John,  innkeeper  and  coach  hirer 
I  ;  Pearson,  Wm.  inspector  of  poor 

Potter,  John,  tailor 

Reid,  Mrs,  lodgings 

Rodger,  James,  lodgings 

I  Sanderson,  Wm.,  farmer,  Corstorphine  bank 
Scott,  Bryce,  2  Melville  terrace 
Scott,  Mrs,  dairy 
Simpson,  Mrs,  grocer,  Elm  cottage 


Stenhouse,  James,  farmer.  South  Gyle 

Stenhouse,  William,  spirit  dealer 

Stewart,  John,  {H.  M.  New  Register  House,) 

Elibank 
Thomson,  David,  farmer,  Gogar 
Thomson,  J.  &  R.  gardeners 
Wallace,  Thomas,  Four-mile  hill 
Watson,  Mrs,  dressmaker 
Weston,  John,  smith,  Gogar 
Whiteford,  Edward,  shoemaker,  Lenney  park 
Whiteford,  John,  shoemaker 
Whitewright,  John,  smith  and  implement 

maker 
Wright,  Andrew,  flesher  and  cattle  dealer 
Young,  Matthew,  wright,  Lower  Gogar 

Cramond  Bridge. 

Aberdeen,  Mrs  Marion,  hotel-keeper,  Cramond- 

bridge  hotel 
Barclay,  William  W.  store  keeper,  Cramond 

ironworks 
Bennet,  Wm.  Cramond  iron  works 
Buchan,  Messrs,  New  Saughton  house 
Cullan,  Robert,  Cramond  bridge  mills 
Carruthers,    James    B.,    M.D.,    M.R.C.S.E. 

Westfield 
Colvin,  Rev.  Walter  Laidlaw,  D.D.,  Manse 
Cramon^.  iVon  Company,  Cramond 
Fortune,  David,  farmer,  Turnhouse 
French,    Archibald,  blacksmith,    Boathouee 

bridge 
Gemmell,  Peter,  market  gardener,  Peggy's 

mill,  Cramond 
Gillespie,  James  G,  farmer,  Craigie 
Gothard,  Thomas,  Dowies'  mill 
Graham,  William,  farmer.  New  Burnshot 
Gray,  James,  farmer,  Braehead  mains 
Gunn,  George,  auctioneer  and  valuator 
Gunn,  George,  inspector  of  poor 
Halkett,  John  Craigie,  yr.,  Cramond  house 
Harvey,  John,  contractor,  Margaret's  grove 
Hill,  John,  farmer,  Carlowrie 
Inglis,  Charles  Halkett,  Cramond  house 
Jack,  M.  paper  maker,  and  spade  and  shovel 

manufacturer,  Peggy's  mill 
Keith,  Mrs  William,  Braehead 
Linkston,  Mrs,  grocer 
Lumley,  Philip,  spirit  retailer 
M'Donald,  Donald,  clerk,  Cramond  ironwork 
M'Laughlan,  Mrs,  farmer,  Craigbrae 
Macalister,  George,  Cramond  iron  works 
Millar,  Thos.  farmer,  Briggs 
Milne,  John,  schoolmaster,  and  registrar  of 

births,  &c. 
Morris,  J.  farmer,  Muirhouse 
Murray,  John,  farmer,  Lennie  mains 
Oliver,  Charles,  Parkneuk 
Pennycuick,  David,  tailor,  Cramond  bridge 
Pow,  Robert,  baker 
Ramsay,  Hon.  Mrs,  Barnton  house 
Reid,  Richard,  innkeeper 
Rintoul,  Chas.  farmer,  East  Craigie 
2  A 


362 


COtTNTY  DIRECTOEt. 


Robertson,  John,  dairyman,  Lennie  muir 
Scott,   Walter,  toll  contractor  and  sub-post- 
master, Cramond  bridge 
Shanks,  J.  R.  joiner 
Shore,  Joseph,  Barnton  house 
Simpson,  Mrs,  grocer,  Longrow 
Sproxton,  John,  Cramond  ironworks 
Syme,  Wm.  B.  clerk,  Peggy's  mill 
Vere,  William  Edward  Hope,  Craigiehall 
Veitch,  Christopher,  farmer,  Wheatland 
West,  John,  forester,  Dalmeny 
Whittit,  George,  Whitehouse 
Young,  John  K.  schoolmaster,  Lennie 
Younger,  David,  teacher  of  music 

Currie. 

Allison,  Mrs,  innkeeper 

Black,  John,  florist 

Bruce,  Henry,  paper  manufacturer,  Kinleith 

Chalmers,  James,  coal  agent 

Clark,  Mrs  John,  baker 

Cowan,  James,  surgeon,  R.N. 

Cunningham,  Alexander  G.  farmer,  Rosebank 

Cunningham,  Thos.  farmer,  AVester  Kinleith 

Curriehill,  Lord,  Curriehill  house 

Denholm,  Andrew,  joiner 

Durham,  J.  &  W.   paper-makers,  Balerno 

mills 
Finnie,  Archibald,  Eden  cottage 
Fisher,  Alexander,  contractor 
Fisher,  Mrs  Mary,  grocer 
Frier  and  Pettie,  general  merchants 
Herbert,  David,  farmer,  Easter  Currie 

Keith,  Dr,  Moidart  cottage 

Langwill,  Rev.  James,  Currie  manse 

M'CuUoch,  John,  West  bank  cottage 

Moffat,  Wm.  farmer,  Easter  Kinleith 

Muir,  John,  Middle  Kinleith 

Mutter,  Wm.  miller.  East  mill 

Palmer,  Robert,  schoolmaster 

Paterson,  David,  East  mill 

Rowatt,  Thomas,  farmer,  Currievale 

Steele,  John,  clerk 

Stirling,  George,  farmer,  Newmills 

Stuart,  John  (  General  Register  House}  KeW- 

mills 
Wales,  James,  flesher 
Walker,  William 
Waterston,  James,  coal  agent 
Watson,  James,  station  master 
Weir,  James,  Blinkbonny 

Dalkeitli. 

Adams,  William,  baker,  146  High  street 
Adamson,  Rev.  John,  Newton  manse 
Adamson,  Walter,  currier  and  leather  mer- 
chant, White  close.  East 
Aitken,  Miss  Jane  W.  teacher,  53  Bac'k  st. 
Aikenhead,  A.  W.  Newbattle  mill  cottage 
Alder,  George,  Dalhousie  chemical  works^ 
house,  Lothian  bank 


Alexander,  Mitchell,  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 26  South  street 

Alison,  John,  flesher,  2  South  street 

Alison,  T.  &  P.  drapers,  South  street 

Alison,  T.  Rose  hill 

Allan,  Richard,  shoe  warehouse,  101  High 
street 

Anderson,  Chas.  W.  {R.  A.  <^  Co.  Leith), 
Ashton 

Anderson,  David,  nail  manufacturer  and  com- 
mercial agent,  18  West  wynd 

Anderson,  Jas.  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  36  High 
street 

Anderson,  Robert,  joiner  and  cartwright, 
Wester  Millarhill 

Anderson,  Wm.  Paterson,  writer,  notary- 
public,  sherifF-clerk-depute,  and  agent  for 
N.  British  Insurance  Co. 

Andison,  John,  saddler,  3  West  High  street 

Baillie,  James,  smith,  Edgehead 

Bain,  John,  stocking  manufactiu-er,  Croft 
place  cottage 

Baldry,  Thomas  S.  teacher,  Back  street 

Ballantyne  &  Son,  nursery  and  seedsmen, 
Buccleuch  place 

Ballantyne,  John  {B.  &  Son\  nursery  and 
seedsman,  Buccleuch  place 

Ballantyne,  John,  jr.  (JS.  and  Son),  nursery 
and  seedsman,  Buccleuch  place 

Barker,  Patrick,  pawnbroker,  19  West  wynd 

Barrie,  Peter,  wholesale  and  retail  Stafford- 
shire warehouse,  62  High  street 

Barrie,  Wm.  teacher,  High  school 

Bennet,  Arthur,  brush  manufacturer,  182  High 
street 

Berrie,  Mrs,  gardens,  Buccleuch  street 

Bertram,  Mrs,  EUangowan,  Eskbank 

Bird,  Miss,  London  road 

Bishop,  John,  corn  dealer  and  general  mer- 
chant, 33  High  street 

Blackie,  Jas.  clerk  of  works,  Newbattle 

Blair,  George,  builder,  Stonefield  house 

Bourhill,.&__Thomson,  Misses,  milliners,  15 
High  street 

Bourhill,  Thomas,  baker 

Bowman,  Henry  S.  captain  unattached,  and 
adjutant,  Edinburgh  County  MiUtia,  Lang- 
lands  lodge,  Eskbank 

Bowes,  John,  agent,  Clydesdale  Bank 

Bowes,  Miss,  grocer.  High  street 

Brunton,  John,  builder,  Lothian  street 

Brodie,  John  A.,  agent,  Clydesdale  bank — 
house,  Bellevue,  Eskbank 

Brotherston,  Peter,  farmer,  Sauchenside 

Brotherton,  Henry,  carter,  Buccleuch  street 

Brown,  George,  temperance  hotel,  12  High 
street,  west 

Brown,  Joseph,  clerk.  High  street 

Brown,  Walter,  innkeeper.  Wheat  Sheaf  inn, 
Back  street 

Brunton,  William  Neilsouj  Westland  cottage, 
Eskbank 

Bryce,  William,  M.D.,  Edinburgh  road 


COUNTY  DIEECTOEY. 


363 


I 


Bryson  &  Son,  clock  &  watch  makers,  55  High 

street 
Buecleueh  and  Queensberry,  His  Grace  the 

Duke  of,  Dalkeith  house 
Buncle,  Peter,  rope  manufac.  2  Elmfield  place 
Burnett,  Miss,  of  Barns,  163  High  street 

Burton, farmer,  Hasrbrae,  Ford 

Bushby,  Rev.  W.  B.,  Parsonage,  Lugton 
Carmichael,  George,  cooper.  South  street 
Chisholme,  Samuel,  merchant 
Cleghorn,   David,  draper,   High  st. — house, 

Eshiel  house,  Eskbank 
Cockburn,  Thos.  baker,  High  street 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  High  street — 

Geo.  &  .J.  Gray,  agents 
Copland,  Samuel,  inspector  of  police,  West 

wynd 
Court,  Rev.  Robert,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Cowan,  John,  farmer,  Shaws 
Cowan,  John,  farmer,  Bryans 
Craig,  Robert,  &  Co.  paper  manufacturers, 

Newbattle  mills — house,  Craig  Esk 
Craig,  Miss  Jane,  milliner,  89  High  street 
Craik,  William,  watchmaker,  Tait  street 
Cumming,  Thos.,  joiner,  3  Back  street 
Currie,  J.  &  R.  cabinet  mkr.  Edinburgh  road 
Cusiter,  George  F.  teacher,  Buecleueh  school 
Cutler,  John,  postmaster  and  grocer,  Miller- 
hill 
Dalgleish,  E.  grocer 
Dalgleish,  Jas.  and  Son,  cork  manufacturers, 

115  High  street 
Dalkeith  Brewery  Co.  Back  street 
Davidson,   Jas.   mining    engineer,   manager, 

Newbattle  collieries,  lime,  brick,  and  tile 

works 
Davidson,  John,  slater.  Tabernacle  court 
Dawson,  Andrew,  &  Co.  curriers.  Croft  street 
Dawson,  Ebenezer,  currier.  Bridge-end 
Dawson,  Jas.  &  Co.,  wholesale  brush  manufac. 

22  and  24.  High  street — house,  1 1 
Deans,  James,  farm  overseer,  Dalkeith  park 
Dickson,  Stair,  candleraaker,  Newmills 
Dobbie,  Mrs,  Campend 
Dodds,  John,  factor  to  the  Earl  of  Stair,  Cran- 

stoun  riddell 
Dodds,  Rich,  cabinetmaker,  Buecleueh  street 

— house.  South  street 
Dods,  Thomas,  auctioneer  and  grain  mercht., 

Dalkeith  mills — house,  Iron  mills 
Doherty,  Rev.   John,    St  David's    Catholic 

Church 
Douglas,  Abraham  &  Walter,  corn  merchants 
Douglas,  Abm.  farmer,  Mayfield 
Douglas,  G.,  ironmonger  and  seedsman,  &c. 
Douglas,  James,  Annfield  inn 
Douglas,  Walter,  Esk  bank 
Dove,  David,  S.S.C,  Waverleycot.  Eskbank 
Duncan,  Rev.  Henry,  Crichton  manse,  Ford 
Dunn,  Mrs,  grocer,  88  High  street 
Dunlop,  David,  session- clerk,  registrar^,  and 

parish  schoolmaster,  Newbattle 
Dyer,  James,  clothier,  102  High  street 


Dyer,  James  B.  actuary,  Savings  Bank,  The 

Glebe 
Edmonstone  Coal  and  Fire-clay  works.  Miller- 
hill,  near  Dalkeith— J.  Springall,  manager 

— See  Adv. 
Edwards,  Edwin,  Fairfield  place 
Elliot,  R.  &  J.  drapers,  83  High  street 
Elliot,  Ralph,  the  Glei)e  and  Tyne  lodge 
Elliot,  Miss  I.,  61  West  High  street 
Falconer,  R.  &  Son,  tinsmiths  and  gasfitters, 

34  West  High  street 
Fielder,  John,  ironmonger 
Fleming,  James,  hardware,  brush,  and  toy 

merchant,  154  High  street 
Foggan,  William,  draper.  South  street 
Ford,  Wm.  farmer,  Hardengreen 
Forrest,  Alex,  innkeeper.  Old  Meal  market 
Forsyth,  Mrs  Margaret,  flesher,  1  Elmfield  pi. 
Eraser,  Werter,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  36 

South  street 
Gardner,  Mrs,  13  Back  street 
Gibb,  John  S.  rector,  F.C.  academy.  Park- 
side  place 
Gibson  &  Mercer,  Cousland  lime  works 
Gibson,  John,  farmer,  Woolmet 
Gibson,  John,  fishmonger,  38  South  street 
Gibson,  Mrs  John,  Westfield,  Cousland 
Gilmour  Wm.  boot  maker,  127  High  street 
Goldie,  John,  postmaster,  High  street 
Goldie,  Misses  Isabella  and  Margaret,  sta^* 

tioners.  High  street 
Gordon,  Alex,  manager,  Dalkeith  colliery 
Gordon,  Rev.  Thomas,  Newbattle  manse 
Gorrie,  Peter,  wood  forrester,  Dalkeith  park 
Gowan,  Rev.  A.  Thompson,  D.D.  Westfield  pi. 
Graham,  C.W.,M.D.,F.R.C.S.,139  Highst. 
Gray  &  Chisholm,  tobacco  manufacturers, 

23  South  street 
Gray  &  Taylor,  iron  and  seed  raerchts.  73 

High  street 
Gray,  Andw.  corn  merchant.  High  street 
Gray,  Geo.  &  Jas.  agents,  Commercial  Bank  & 

Scottish  Union  Insurance  Co.,  118  High  st. 
Gray,  George,  Murray  villa 
Gray,  James,  banker,  118  High  street 
Gray,  John,  corn  mercht.  Elginhaugh  mills 
Gray,  Mrs  Alex,  baker,  29  High  street 
Gun  and  M'Laren,  wine  and  spirit  merchants. 

Ship  tavern,  80  High  street 
Hallows,  Frederic  J.,  Harford  ho.  Eskbank 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Jn.  town  missionary.  Back  st. 
Hanton,  Robt.  schoolmaster  and  inspector 

of  poor,  Cranston 
Henderson,  Jas.  Lee,  agent  for  the  National 

Bank  of  Scotland  &  Northern  Assurance  Co. 
Hickey,  pawnbroker,  5  West  wynd 
Hodge,  Wm.,  stud  groom,  Dalkeith  park 
Home,  David,  Woolmet  house 
Hope,  John,  brassfounder,  158  High  street 
Horsburgh,  Jas.  veterinary  surgeon,  M.R.C. 

and  inspector  for  Norfolk  Farmers'  Cattle 

Insurance,  Buecleueh  street 
Howden,  T,  &  Co.  drapers,  High  street 


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COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Hughes,  Thomas,  shoemaker,  132  High  st. 
Hunter  &  M'Donald,  clothiers,  &c.  96  High 

street 
Hurry,  R.  East  lodge,  Newbattle  park 
Inglis,  Helen,  general  merchant,  81  High  st. 
Jefferiss,  Rob.  R.,  M.D.  surgeon,  Garden  ho. 
Jerdan,    David,    bookseller  and    printer,   29 

South  street — house,  Porteous  place 
Johnstone,  Wm.  farmer,  Lawfield 
Keith,  Rachel,  toy  merchant 
Kellock,  James,  Buck's  Head  inn 
Kemp,  George,  grocer,  138  High  street 
Kemp,  Richard,  grocer,  103  High  street 
Kennedy,  Gilbert,  clerk  of  the  works,  Dal- 
keith park 
Kent,  James,  tailor,  High  street 
King,  John  H.  Balerno  lodge 
Kirkraan,  Pet.  station  master,  railway  station 
Lamb,  William,  slater,  4  Back  street 
Lamont,  Rev.  James,  West  Parish  Church, 

Ivy  lodge,  Eskbank 
Lawrie,    John,   hosier,    lace   and    trimming 
merchant,  53  High  street — ho.  Croft  street 
Lees,  James,  superintendent  Victoria  Lodg- 
ing house,  22  West  wynd 
Liddell,  R.  &  A.  fleshers,  Tait  street 
Life  Association  of  Scotland — Thomas  Thom- 
son, agent,  Buccleuch  place 
Lidgate,  William,  joiner,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Lindsay,  J.  corn  merchant,  Eskbank  grove 
Lothian,  Marquis  of,  Newbattle  Abbey,  Dal- 
keith 
Lourie,  T.  china  merchant,  Wynd 
Lowrie,  Adam,  undertaker,  inn,  Crichton- 

dean, Ford 
Lowrie,  James,  builder,  Westfield 
Lowrie,  Miss  Margaret,  Bankhead 
Lucas,  John,  M.D.  and  surgeon,  Buccleuch 

street 
Lyle,  Peter  &   David,  booksellers,  binders, 

stationers,  and  printers.  High  street 
Mackintosh,    Walter,   grocer  and  provision 

merchant,  20  West  wynd 
M'Chlery,  W,  J.  dyer.  Bridge-end 
M'Coll,  Bernard,  bootmaker,  132  High  street 
M'Culloch,  Rob.  innkeeper.  Bay  Horse  inn 
McDonald,  Charles,  quartermaster,  Edinburgh 

Militia,  27  South  street 
M 'Donald,  William,  agent,  London  road 
M'Dougall  &  Co.,  brush  manufacturers,  High 

street 
Macfarkne,  Rev.  John,  D.D.  Eskbank 
Macfarlane,    George,  Dalkeith   iron  foundry 

— house,  Eskbank 
M^Gowan,  John,  slater.  Croft  cottage 
Mackay,  Robert,  contractor,  7  Back  street 
M'Intosh,  Rev.  Duncan,  U.P.  manse.  Back 

street 
M'Kendrick,  Mrs,  Cross  Keys  inn 
M'Lean,  Alexander,  house-factor,  justice  of 

peace  officer,  and  sheriff- officer.  Back  st. 
M'Lean,  Robert,  tobacco  manufacturer  and 
spirit  merchant.  High  street 


M'Leod,  Angus,  gardener,  Newbattle 

Maddison, ,  factor,  Rosemains,  Ford 

Mason,  John,  innkeeper,  Gallow shall 
Meiklejohn,   John,   founder,    iron    founder, 
turner,  and  horticultural  engineer,  Westfield 
Iron  Works — house,  Westland  house 
Metcalfe,  Wm.  &  Jas.,  ironmongers  and  seed 

merchants,  59  and  61  West  High  street 
Mitchell,  Alex,  manager  of  co-operative  pro- 
vision store,  28  High  street 
Mitchell  Brothers,  grocers  and  general  mer- 
chants, 77  and  79  High  street 
Mitchell,  Thomas,  flesher,  124  High  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs  Samuel,  grocer,  100  High  street 
Moffat,  James  Forester,  Blackcot,  Newbattle 
Moffat,  Alex,  asylum- keeper,  Soraerside  Pri- 
vate Asylum 
Moncrieff,  Robert  Scott,  of  Fossaway,  Cham- 
berlain of  Dalkeith,  Dalkeith  park 
Morton,  John,  auctioneer,  White's  close 
Murdoch,  Richard,  clothier,  16  High  street 
Murray,  Wm.  Lothian  bank 
Mushet,  Rob.  Glenarch  house 
Mushet,  Wm.  &  Robert,  Dalkeith  Iron  Works 
Mushet,  Wm.  Newbattle  road 
Mutter,  Misses,  ladies'  seminary,  55  Back  st. 
Nairn,  Alex,  joiner.  High  st.  west,  Dalkeith 
Neil,  Alexander,  merchant 
Nicol,  Peter,  coach  hirer,  &c. 
Nisbet,  George,  flesher 
Noble,  R.  teacher,  Newtongrange 
Noble,  R.  &  J.  drapers,  55  High  street 
Ormiston,  Eben.  contractor.  East  houses 
Ormiston,  Mrs  Janet,  farmer,  Edgehead  farm 
Otto,  John,  surgeon,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Otto,  William  E.,  factor  to  the  Marquis  of 

Lothian,  Eskside  house 
Paterson,    Alexander,    inspector    of   poor- 
house,  Parkside  place 
Paterson,  James,  172  High  street 
Paterson,  James,  cabinetmaker,  High  street, 

west,  and  Parkside  place 
Paterson,  Richard,  agent  for  Royal  Bank 
Peebles,  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  95 

High  street 
Pearson,  James,  farmer,  Cousland 
Pluramer,  George  H.  farmer.  New  road 
Plummer,  Wm.  butcher.  New  road 
Pollock,  Peter,  bookseller  and  stationer,  85 

High  street — house,  19  South  street 
Ponton,  Wm.  coach  hirer  &  posting  establish- 
ment. Croft  street 
Porteous,  Jas.  grocer,  1 66  High  street 
Porteous,  Jas.  128  High  street 
Porteous,  William  &  Thomas,  clothiers  and 

drapers,  70  High  street 
Primrose,  James,  farmer,  Turniedykes 
Pringall,  Wm.  fire-clay  works,  MiUerhill 
Pursell,  David,  founder  and  ironmonger,  1 

High  street 
Pursell,  John,  59  High  street,  west 
Pursell,  Miss  Isabella,  59  High  street,  west 
Ramage,  Mrs,  Westfield  place 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


365 


Rennie,  Rev.  James,  U.P.  manse,  west 
Renton,  James,  M.D.  White  Hart  street 
Robb,  William,  farmer,  Whitehill 
Robertson,  Alexander,  cooper,  High  street — 

house,  High-school  close 
Robertson,    James,     schoolmaster  —  school- 
house,  Newton 
Robertson,  W.  clothier  and  hatter,  7S  High  st. 
Rolland,  Peter,  Dalkeith  brewery- 
Romans,  J.  farmer,  Newtongrange  cottage 
Ronald,  John,  Prestonholm 
Ross,  Mary,  spirit  dealer,  136  High  street 
Rough,  John,  confectioner.  High  street 
Russel,  Mrs,  farmer,  Dalhousie  mains 
Scott,  David,  teacher,  Whitehill 
Scott,  James,  blacksmith,  Gallowshall 
Scott,  James,  Rosetta,  Eskbank 
Scott,  Miss,  Parkside  place 
Seton,  George,  farmer,  Sheriffhall  mains 
Sharp,  John    Maxwell,   salt  manufacturer, 

Bellevue  place 
Simpson,  Walter,  saddler.  High  street 
Smith,  James,  portable   thrashing   machine 

proprietor,  Westfieid  cottage 
Smith,  Rev.  S.  Lothian  Bank 
Somerville,  Aw.  baker,  108  High  street 
Somerville,  James,  bootmaker,  104  High  street 
Somerville,  John,  flesher.  High  street 
Stair,  Earl  of,  Oxenford  castle 
Steel,  Alexander,  baker,  Pathhead,  Ford 
Stenhouse,  Robert,  baker 
Stephenson,  William  &  Peter,  engineers  and 

millwrights,  Amos'  court 
Stewart,  David,  clothier,  refreshment  rooms, 

10  High  street 
Stewart,  George,  grocer  and  general  mercht. 

— ho.  Parkside  cottage 
Stewart,  James,  baker,  10  High  street 
Stewart,   James,   chemist   and   druggist,    87 

High  street 
Stewart,  John,  grocer  and  general  merchant, 

52  High  street 
Stewart,  Mrs  Jean,  farmer,  Remote,  Ford 
Stirling,  George,  farmer,  Southfield 
Stirling,  James,  cabinetmaker.  South  street 
Stobbs,  Mrs  Agnes,  innkeeper,  Lothian  bridge 
Stoddart,  James,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  148 

High  street 
;  _  Stone,  Wm.  provision  dealer,  Newtongrange 
Sutherland,  Erskine,  banker,  St  Margaret's 

mont 
Sutherland,  William,  private  secretary  to  the 

Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Dalkeith  house 
Swinton,  Jn.  implement  maker,  Buccleuch  st. 
Tait,  Andrew,  saddler,  9  South  street 
Taylor,  Andrew,  Wood  brae 
Taylor,  James,  carrier,  Lothian  cottage 
Taylor,  James,  sen.  lodgings,  Newbattle 
Taylor,  James,  jun.  undertaker,  Newbattle 
Taylor,  R.  T.  &  W.  drapers,  &c.  26  High  st. 
Taylor,  Robert,  blacksmith,  Croft  street 
Thomson,  Alex,  painter  and  glazier,  11  South 

street 


Thomson,  Geo.,  baker,  112  High  street. 
Thomson,  E.  and  J.  grocers,  &c.,  17  South  st. 
Thomson,  James,  draper,  25  South  street 
Thomson,  J.  rope  manufacturer,  11  South  st. 
Thomson,  L.  Ramsay,  M.D.,  surgeon,  Bel- 
mont 
Thomson,  R.  and  J.  candle  manufacturers, 

31  West  High  street 
Thomson,  R.  chandler.  Avenue  villa,  Eskbank 
Thomson,  Thos.  painter,  glazier,  and  paper- 
hanger,  Buccleuch  place 
Thomson,  Thos.  grocer,  3  Elmfield  place 
Thomson,  Wm.  watchmaker,  30  South  street 
Thomson,  Wm.  gardener.  Garden  house,  Dal- 
keith park 
Thomson,  Mrs  E.  Lothian  bank 
Thomson,  Mss  E.,  fancy  shop,  106  High  st. 
Thorburn,  Jas.,   plumber    and  gasfitter,   97 

High  St. 
Tod,  Alexander,  farmer,  Smeaton  shaw 
Tod,  James,  merchant,  (J.  and  J.  Tod)  Esk- 
bank house 
Tod,  J.  &  J.  general  merchts.  High  street 
Tod,  John,  {J.  &  J.  T.),  Ormisbank 
Todd,  Walter,  tobacconist,  99  High  street 
Torrance,  Charles,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, Chester  hill,  Cranston 
Turner,  John,  rope  and  twine  manufacturer, 

14  High  street 
Turner,  Miss,  fruit  market,  105  High  street — 

house,  New  mills 
Twine,  Mrs  PhiUis,  Rose  hill 
Urquhart,  Daniel,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

51  West  High  street 
Waldie,  Rev.  Charles,  Ednam  cottage 
Walker,  John  W.,  Glenesk  house 
Wall,  W.  E.,  Glebe  cottage 
Wardrop,  Robert,  grocer,  130  High  street 
Waterston,  Andrew,  shoemaker,  Ford 
Watson,  David,  grocer,  &c..  Hart  street 
Watson,  George,  accountant.  Bridge-end 
Watson,  William,  grocer,  &c.  91  High  street 
Watson,  Wm.  farmer,  Witholm 
Watson,  Wm.  merchant 
Welsh   &   Co.,  chemists   and  druggists,    94 

High  street 
White,  Jas.  tobacco  manufacturer,  tea,  wine, 

and  spirit  merchant.  High  street 
White,  Mrs  Wm.  13  Back  street 
Whitty,    Rev.    Robert,   St    David's  Catholic 

Church 
Wight,  Robert,  trimming  warehouse,  63  High 

street 
Wightman,  James,  baker,  129  High  street 
Wilson,  A.  draper,  110  High  street 
Wilson,  Benjamin,  Glebe  bank 
Wilson,  James,  farmer.  Wester  Cowden 
Wilson,  Jas.  jun.  farmer,  Newton,  Millerhill 
Wilson,  Robert  Sym,  Woodburn 
Wilson,  Robert,  wright,  builder,  and  house 

agent,  Fairfield  place 
Wish  art,  James,  jun.  (J.  W.  ^  Sons),  View 
camp 


366 


Woolley,  C.  spirit  merchant,  113  High  street 
Wright,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  Manse 
"Voung,  John,  gas  engineer  and  manager 
Young,  John,  Sheriffhall 
Tully,  baker  and  grocer,  Lothian  street 

Davidson's  Mains. 

Burnet,  Mrs,  Lauriston  farm 

Davidson,  Henry,  Muirhouse 

Downie,  James  M.  farmer.  House  o'  Hill 

Dundas,  Mrs  Henry,  Craigroyston 

Flint,  David,  farmer,  Drylaw  mains 

Inglis,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 

Jack,  Mrs,  smith 

Macpherson,  Alexander,  Lauriston  castle 

!Nicol,  John,  baker 

Shanks,  Matthew,  builder 

Simpson,  William  R.  merchant 

Smith,  Rev.  James,  F.  C  manse  of  Cramond 

Stenhouse,  George,  farmer,  West  Pilton 

Tait,  George,  tailor 

Tweedie,  David,  farmer,  Silverknowes 

Walker,  Charles,  dairyman 

Watson,  David,  potato  merchant 

Wemyss,  John,  auctioneer 

Whittet,  Miss,  Easter  Drylaw 

Wilson,  William,  Broomfield 

Wilson,  George  J.  Drylaw  house 

Young,  Mrs,  spirit  merchant 

Duddingston. 

Barbour,  IVIrs,  St  Arthur's  cottage 
Black,  Capt.  Archibald,  Janefield 
Cornwell,  George,  Lochside  house 
Denholm,  Mrs,  laundress,  West  Dudding- 
ston 
Duff,  Mrs,  Sycamore  bank 
Dunlop,  John,  Duddingston  lodge 
Fair,  Thomas,  Woodlands 
Fyfe,  John,  coal  merchant 
Fyfe,  Mrs,  laundress 
Gallie,  Mrs 

Gibson,  William,  museum 
Graham,  Miss,  Bellavista  cottage,  W.  Dud- 
dingston 
Gray,  William,  farmer,  Southfield 
Halliburton,  W.  W.  (G.P.-O.)— ho.  Rose- 

ville 
Halswelle,  Keeley,  Bellfield 
Herriot,  Andw.  wright,  Duddingston  mills 
Jenner,  Chas.  Easter  Duddingston  lodge 
Kelly,  Thomas  J.,  schoolmaster,  Parish  school 
King,  James,  mill-master,  Duddingston  mills 
Kirkwood,  W.  blacksmith,  Duddingston  mills 
Law,  Mrs,  Northfield 
Law,  R.  Bellfield  villa 
Logan,  G.,  W.S.    (clerk  of  teinds,  Register 

house,)  Hawthornbrae 
M'Farlane,  Rev.  J.,  D.D.,  manse 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


M'Guffie,  George,  student  in  divinity 
Mackay,  John,  Church  hill  cottage 
Muirhead,  George,  Sheep-head  tavern 
Oswald,  Henry,  shoemaker 
Paterson,  Mrs,  W.  Duddingston 
Paterson,  R.  P.  schoolmaster 
Paterson,  James,  searcher  of  records 
Pentland,    Helen,   washer  and  di-esser,   W. 

Duddingston 
Rennie,  Margaret,  merchant.  Poplar  bank 
Robertson,  Thomas,  John's  hill  house,  Wester 

Duddingston 
Roome,  Mrs  General,  Glen-Arthur  lodge 
Sanderson,  J.  H.,  Hamilton  lodge,  E.  Dudd. 
Scott,  David,  farmer,  Meadowfield 
Smith,  David,  W.S.  manager  of  North  British 

Insurance  Co.  Duddingston  cottage 
Taylor,  Alexander,  accountant 
Taylor,   William,   {Inland  Revenue    Office^ 

Bellevue 
Wallace,  Mrs,  post-office,  W.  Duddingston 
Wilson,  Wm.  gardener,  Duddingston  policy 
Wood,  Mrs  J.  West  Duddingston 

Gilmerton. 

(See  Liberton.) 

Gorebridge. 

Bennet,  Thomas,  &  Co.  builders 
Borthwick,  Wm.  postmaster 
Brown,  James,  of  Currie 
Brown,  James,  farmer,  Outerstone 
Burton,  W,  F.,  of  Toxside 
Cowe,  James,  draper 
Currie,  James,  farmer,  Halkerston 
Dundas,  Robert,  of  Arniston 
Ferguson,  Thomas,  teacher,  Stobhill 
Eraser,  Donald,  agent  for  City  of  Glasgow  bk 
Hutchison,  James,  butcher 
Johnstone,  Sir  William,  of  Kirkhill 
Mason,  William  D.  farmer,  Wester  Middleton 
Pendreigh,  J.  &  G.  millers  and  grain  mer- 
chants, Catcune  mills 
Pringle,  John,  nail  maker 
Reid,  Patrick,  farmer,  E.  Middleton 
Scoon,  Kenneth,  farmer,  Braidwood 
Scott,  James,  station-master 
Smith,  Rev.  Theophilus,  parochial  clergyman, 

Temple  manse 
Shearer,  Andrew,  grocer 
Stevenson,  Rev.  C.  F.,  Stobhill 
Stevenson,  David,  shoemaker 
Stodart,  John,  tailor 
Tait,  George,  flesher 
Tait,  William,  joiner 
Thomson,  Mrs  Barbara,  grocer 
Waddell,  Rev.  Walter,  Borthwick 
Warden,  Robert,  teacher,  Borthwick 
Watson,  Thomas,  Esperson 
Whitie,  James,  shoemaker 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


367 


Hermiston. 

Arbuckle,  John,  teacher 

Baxter,  William,  gardener,  Riccarton 

Craig,  Miss  Gibson,  Hermiston  house 

Dawson,  William,  farmer,  Warriston 

Dickson,  Alex.,  farmer 

Elder,  John,  farmer,  Roddinglaw 

Gibson,  Alex,,  farmer,  Over  Gogar 

Gibson-Craig,  Sir  William,  Bart,  of  Riccarton 

Jack,  Thomas,  farmer,  Riccarton  mains 

Kay,  Archibald,  farmer,  Cocklaw 

M'Dowall,  Andrew,  farmer,  Malcolmstone 

Paul,  Robert,  Kirkland  lodge 

Robertson,  Andrew  D.  Gogar  lodge 

Robertson,  John,  Gogar  lodge 

White,  Wm,  Logan,  of  Kellerstain 


Jock's  Lodge  and  Restalrig. 

Adamson,  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant 
Adamson,  Thomas,  gardener,  Restalrig  lodge 
Blackie,  Thomas,  gardener,  Abercorn  gardens 
Blaikie,  Thomas,  gardener,  Restalrig 
Blair,  Mrs  Duncan,  Webster's  land 
Bryce,  Andrew,  farmer,  Craigentinny 
Buchanan,  Mrs,  grocer,  Burnhouse 
Cavaye,  Robert,  Northfield  place 
Cowan,  G.,  Lochend  house 
Crawford,  William,    M.D.,    M.R.C.S.E.    3 
f"  Stuart  street,  Piershill 
Christy,  Michael,  Fillyside  bank 
Clapperton,  John,  Burnhouse 
Dickson,  Andrew,  Restalrig 
Douglas,  Geo.  spirit  dealer,  Howard's  house 
Fraser,  J.  Mackay  {Register  House),  Munro 

place,  Piershill 
Findlyson,  John,  cowfeeder,  Burnhouse 
Gilbert,  John,  Lochend 
Gilbert,   James,   gatekeeper,    St    Margaret's 

station 
Gillespie,  Mrs  Ann,  Dickson's  park 
Gow,  Miss,  Piershill  cottage 
Hall,  William,  Wright's  cottage,  Restalrig 
Hay,  Miss,  Northfield  cottage 
Hooper,  Mrs  Thomas,  lodgings,  Restalrig 
Hunter,  Mrs,  laundress,  Restalrig 
Hurst,   William,  locomotive  superintendent, 

North  British  Railway,  St  Margaret's  works 
Hutchison,  Henry,  Dickson's  park 
Jackson,  John,  Fillyside  bank 
Kelly,  D.  tailor,  Cranston's  land 
Kinghorn,  Adam,  grocer,  Restalrig 
Lawson,  Andrew,  joiner,  Restalrig 
Leitch,  James,  N.  B.  R.,  Meadowbank 
M'Donald,  Robert,  superintendent,  Marion- 

ville  house 
M'lntosh,  William,  smith,  Burnhouse 
M'Queen,  James,  joiner,  Burnhouse 
Middlemas,  Robert,  Ivy  cottage 
Middlemas,  Thomas,  Howard's  house 
Ormiston,  John,  coal  merchant 
Ovenston,  Robert,  baker 


Paterson,  Frances,  Burnhouse 

Potter,  Alexander,  Wheatfield  cottage 

Ramage,  Andrew,  cowfeeder 

Ramsay,  William  Hamilton,  1  Morrison  pi. 

Piershill 
Richardson,  Mrs,  Restalrig  house 
Ritchie,  Alex.  Craigentinny 
Robb,   Walter,  farm  servant,   Craigentinny 

lodge 
Shand,  Alexander,  smith,  Burnhouse 
Shaw,  William,  Restalrig 
Smith,  Andrew,  brewer,  Willowbrae  house] 
Smith,  Peter,  Restalrig! 
Spears,  George,  Jock's  lodge  house 
Steedman,  James,  canteen 
Stein,  Mrs,  Dean  house,  Restalrig 
Stirling,    James    Hutchison,    F.R.C.S.E.,  2 

Stuart  street,  Piershill 
Strachan,  Mrs,  4  Morrison  place 
Souter,  John  B.  engineer,  N.  B.  R.  Alder  bank 
Sutherland,  D.  B.  gatekeeper,  St  Margaret's 

station 
Taylor,  Peter,  farm  steward,  Lochend 
Ward,  Edward,  gardener,  Lochend 
Whitson,  George,  joiner,  Restalrig 
Whitson,  John,  police  constable 
WiUiams,  William,  Crown  tavern 
Wood,  Mrs,  refreshment-rooms,  Bank's  land 
Young,  John,  boiler  smith,  Webster's  land 


Juniper  Green, 

Adamson,  Miss  Agnes  Watson,  teacher 

Anderson,  Rev.  H.  of  Free  Church 

Anderson,  Robert,  blacksmith 

Atkinson,  Robt.  farmer,  Babington  mains 

Barr,  John,  dairyman 

Beilby,  J.  H.,  Woodhall  paper  mills 

Bonnington,  James,  joiner  &  undertaker 

Borthwick,  James,  grocer 

Bruce,  George  C,  E.G. 

Bruce,  Henry,  Woodhall 

Burnet,  Robert,  grocer  and  slater 

Campbell, ,  brewer,  Babington  house 

Christie,  Alexander 

Darlington,  H.,  Roseville 

Dea,  Wm.  slater  &  plasterer,  Mavis  cottage 

Denholm,  WiUiam,  cowfeeder,  Curriemuir- 
end 

Downie,  David,  spirit  dealer 

Downie,  George,  millwright 

Dunbreck,  Mrs,  Rosehall  bank 

Ferguson,  Bruce  {Inland  Revenue) 

Fleming,  William,  snuff-miller.  Upper  Spy- 
law 

Gordon,  Peter,  physician  and  surgeon 

Gourlay,  Mrs  E. 

Gourlay,  James,  classical  teacher,  Hillmount 

Graham,  J.  grocer 

Graham,  Thomas,  baker 

Halix,  William 

Harper,  John,  tailor 


368 


COUNTY  DIEECTOEY. 


Henderson,  Andrew 

Henderson,  James,  Spyfield 

Hunter,  John,  farmer  and  meal  and  grain 
merchant,  Woodhall  mains  and  mills 

Ireland,  William,  grocer 

Johnstone,  Alexander,  farmer.  Wester  Hailes 

Kedslie,  Alexander,  baker 

Kerr,  Norman,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Lamb,  Mrs  James,  Rosebank  cottage 

Lawrie,  Wm.  farmer,  Fernieflat 

Macdonald,  John,  flesher 

M'Kelvie,  James,  Kelvin  bank 

M'Laren,  James,  grocer 

Meikle,  Thomas,  farmer 

Milne,  John,  (H.M,  Register' House ^)  Dailly 
bank 

Milner,  James,  grocer,  Curriemuirend 

Mutter,  William,  millmaster,  Wright's  mills 

Porteous,  George,  builder,  Lilieville  cottage 

Porteous,  Miss,  dressmaker,  Lilieville  cot. 

Eitchie,  J.  St  Ann's  cottage 

Robertson,  Alex,  general  merchant 

Robertson,  Robert,  Bellraount 

Scott,  David,  superintendent  of  lighthouses. 
Mount  Pleasant 

Scott,  William,  merchant 

Scoular,  George 

Simpson,  John,  tailor  and  clothier 

Steel,  John,  farmer,  Caledonia 

Thomson,  Rev.  William,  Spylaw  bank 

Wallace,  Mrs  J.  spirit  dealer,  Curriemuir- 
end 

Wales,  James,  flesher 

Watt,  James,  farmer,  Bloomiehall 

Watt,  John,  snuff-miller,  Woodhall  bank 

Watt,  John,  jun.,  snuff-miller,  Braeside  cot. 

Watt,  Robert,  snuff-miller.  East  mill 

Watt,  Robert,  viratchmaker 

Wilkie,  William,  builder,  Woodhall  cottage 

Wright,  A.  farmer  and  vsrood  merchant 

Kirkliston. 

Arbuckle,  John,  dairyman 

Balmer,  T.  schoolmaster 

Borthwick,  John,  veterinary  surgeon 

Bowe,  Mrs,  Newmains 

Brash,  James,  Hall  yards 

Brash,  John,  blacksmith 

Brock,  John,  farmer,  Overtoun 

Brov?n,  John,  smith,  Newbridge 

Burns,  Rev.  James  C.,  Free  Church  manse 

Carlisle,  James,  grocer 

Dowie,  William,  corn  merchant 

Dudgeon,  John,  farmer.  Almond  hill 

Duncan,  Colonel,  Foxhall 

Glendinning,  Geo,  farmer,  Newmains 

Grieve,  Mrs,  grocer 

Hamilton,  Archibald,  slater 

Hay,  James,  teacher 

Hog,  Thomas  M.  of  Newliston 

Hunter,  David,  baker 

Hunter,  J,  farmer,  Newlistonhaugh 


Hutchison,  Robert,  Carlowrie  castle 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  Carlowrie  castle 

Lawson,  James,  blacksmith 

Linn,  James,  Newbridge 

M'Kenzie,    William,    supervisor   of   Inland 

Revenue 
M'Riddie,  George 
Marshall,  Robert,  farmer,  Gateside 
Marshall,  William,  shoemaker 
Muir,  James,  grocer 
Murray,  James,  farmer,  Lochend 
Nimmo,  David,  wright 
Ogilvie,  Ar.  farmer.  Old  Liston 
Orr,  William,  grocer 
Peebles,  Andrew,  postmaster 
Proven,  William,  spirit  dealer 
Rennie,  James,  mason,  Newbridge 
Scott,  Thomas,  miller,  Priestmill 
Sibbald,  J.  R.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S.E.,  Lochend 
Simpson,  James,  candlemaker 
Stewart  &  Co.  distillers 
Tait,  Rev.  A.  D.,  manse 
Thomson,  George,  builder 
Wallace,  Walker,  surgeon,  Loanhead 
Wilson,  Richard 
Wright,  William,  flesher 
Young,  Peter,  farmer,  Millrig 

Kirknewton. 

Arbuckle,  William,  Leithhead  mills 

Braid,  Andrew,  grocer  and  draper  (P.- O.) 

Braid,  James,  farmer,  Humbie 

Dick,  Alexander,  grocer 

Dow,  John,  shoemaker 

Easton,  Andrew,  farmer,  Kirknewton  mains 

Gilbert,  James,  overseer,  Whitemoss 

Gilbert,  William,  cowfeeder,  Millrig 

Graham,  Humphrey,  of  Belstane 

Graham,  Walter,  dairyman 

Hamilton,  Robert,  contractor 

Hogg,  Alexander,  Overton  house 

Macdonald,  Andrew,  F.E.I.S.,  schoolmaster 

Marshall,  Archibald,  wright 

Marshall,  John,  farmer,  Easter  Newton 

Moncur, ,  blacksmith,  Sunnyside 

Porteous,  John,  carrier 

Ritchie,  Peter,  farmer.  Boll  o'  Bere 

Smart,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 

Smith,  Eev.  H.  W.,  manse 

Smith,  Robert,  grocer 

Tait,  Andrew,  farmer.  House  of  Muir 

Turner,  Peter,  station-master 

Welwood,  A.  M.,  of  Meadowbank 

Wilkie,  Archibald,  of  Ormiston 

Wilkie,  James,  farmer,  Ormiston 

Wood,  John,  farmer,  Haughhead 

Lasswade. 

Aitken,  John,  Annfield  cottage 
Aitken,  Williamj  Polton  hall 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


369 


Alexander^  Matthew,  farmer,  Parduvine 

Anderson,  D.  flesher 

Anderson,  J.  joiner  and  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 

Anderson,  Mrs  John,  grocer 

Anderson,  Mrs  John,  Dalhousie  grange 

Annandale,  Alexander,  &  Son,  papermakers, 

Pol  ton  mill 
Annandale,  Alex.  Polton  bank 
Annandale,  Alex.  jun.  Polton  vale 
Archibald,  Thomas,  farmer,  Carrington  mains 
Armstrong,  Mrs  John,  board  and  education, 

Hillside  cottage 
Arnot,  Miss,  Grove  cottage 
Bailie,  Widow,  dairy,  Melville  gates 
Baird,   James,  accountant,  St  Ann's  carpet 

factory,  Eckford  cottage 
Balden,  Isabella,  grocer,  Hawthornden 
Balfour,  Mrs,  Springbank 
Beattie,  Mrs,  dairy,  Eskvale 
Black,  George,  writer,  So.  street,  Bonnyrigg 
Blair,  Alex.  groe.  and  spirit  mercht.  Hillhead 
Blair,  Robert,  baker.  Bridge-end 
Blair,  A.  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  Hillhead 
Boyd,  Wm.  contractor,  Bonnyrigg 

Boyd, Midfield 

Brodie,  Rev.Wm.  C,  U.P.  manse 

Brovyn  &  Cherry,  Wadingburn 

Brown,  George,  Edin.  and  Lasswade  carrier, 

Wadingburn 
Brunton,  W.  tailor  and  clothier 
Buckham,  Agnes,  Eskside 
Burns,  Mrs  Eliz.  ofReedstone,  Lasswade  cot- 
tage 
Burton,  J.  farmer.  Rose  well  mains 
Calder,  Thomas,  Janebank 
Campbell,  Alexander,  bootmaker 
Charles,  James,  gardener.  Grove-end 
Cockburn,   Alex,   grocer   and   spirit  dealer. 

West  mill 
Co-operative  store  provisions.  Elm  row 
Co-operative  store  provisions,  Polton  street 
Core,  Rev.  Wm.   G.,  parish  minister,  Car- 
rington manse 
Cowe,  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier 
Cribbes,  Wm.  Svpervisor  of  Inland  Revenue, 

Rosemount 
Cuthbert,  Andrew 
Cuthbert,  Mrs,  Woodbine  cottage 
Deas,  Lord,  Pittendreich 
Dickson,  Alex,  coal  merchant 
Dickson,  John  G.  teacher,  Rosewell 
Dickson,  Robert,  miller,  Middlemills 
Dow,  Rev.  John  Archibald,  Belvedere  cot. 
Drover,  James,  blacksmith,  Wadingburn 
Drummond,  Lady,  Hawthornden 
Easton,  John,  barber  and  hardware  merchant 
Edie,  A.  Hawthorn  cottage,  Bonnyrigg 
Edgar,  Samuel,  chemist  and  druggist 
Falconer,  Jane,  furnished  lodgings,  Fountain- 
bank  cottage 
Ferguson,  Henry  D.  Gorton 
Finlayson,  John,  chimney  sweeper,  West  mill 
Fint,  Alex,  farmer,  So.  Melville 


Gardner,  George,  farmer,  Carrington  barns 

Gibson,  Wm.  tailor,  Carrington 

Gilchrist,  Miss,  Enfield  cottage 

Godley,  Wm.  haircutter  and  stationer 

Goldie,  Robert,  Bonnyrigg 

Grainger,  Jas.  vet.  surgeon,  Rosewell 

Grieve,  John,  shoemaker,  Wadingburn 

Hamilton  &  Selkirk,  coalmasters 

Hamilton,  Rev.  .Tames,  Cockpen  F.C.  manse 

Henderson,  Mrs  Jane,  spirit  dealer 

Henry,  Mrs  H.  greengrocer 

Hewat,  Mrs  Eliz.  Woodslde  cottage 

Hill,  Mrs,  china  merchant 

Hitchcock,  William,  Kevock  tower 

Hogg,  Mrs,  Kevock  bank 

Hood,  Arch,  coalmaster,  Whitehill  colliery 

Hume  Brothers,  farmers,  Longmoor 

Hunter,  John,  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 

Hunter,  Robt.  farmer,  Dalhousie  Chesters 

Hunter,  Robert,  blacksmith 

Hutchison,  James,  plumber,  &c. 

.Johnston,  Thomas,  blacksmith,  Carrington 

Kay,  William,  farmer,  Viewbank 

Keith,  James,  cabinetmaker,  Bonnyrigg 

Kennaway,  R.  farmer,  Polton  farm 

Kennaway,  Mrs,  sen.  Burnhead 

Kennington,  Mrs,  Lasswade  hill 

Kerr,  John,  china  merchant,  licensed  dealer 

in  old  metal,  &c.  Wadingburn 
Kerr,    Dr   W.    D.,     R.N.    Durham    bank, 

Bonnyrigg 
Kidd,  Miss  Pringle,  Lasswade  bank 
King,    William,     overlooker,    Wadingburn 

cottage 
Kirkwood,  Charles,  pari,  schoolmaster,  Car- 
rington 
Laing,  Miss,  Broomieknowe  house 
Lang,  Mrs,  Broom  villa 

Langlands, ,  designer,  St  Ann's  factory 

Learmonth,  Colonel,  of  Dean,  Whitehill 
Leyden,    Mrs,    furnished  lodgings,   Nether 

houses 
Lindsay,  Miss,  Hillhead  park 
Linn,  Robert,  subscription  school,  F.  G.  hall 
Lyon,  Mrs  John,  grocer 
M'Donald,  G.  inspector  of  poor,  and  agent  for 

Insurance  Company  of  Scotland 
Macallum,  Rev.  D.,  Rosewell 
Macdonald,  John,  pharmaceutical  chemist 
Macklearn,  P.  H.,  M.D.  Mountchassie 
M'Gill,  David,  smith  and  ironmonger 
M'Gregor,  Peter,  postmaster  and  hotel-keeper 
M'Leod,  Miss,  Crawfurd  bank 
Main,  Mrs,  farm  house,  Cockpen 
Main,  Alexander  Jas.  factor,  Whitehill 
Main,  Wm.,  M.D.,  The  Grove,  Broomieknowe 
Marr,  James,  Alma  bank  cottage 
Melville,  Lieut.-General  Rt.  Hon.  Viscount, 

K.C.B.,  Melville  castle 
Mercer,  Mrs,  house  painter 
Mitchell,  John,  inspector  of  poor,  Carrington 
Mitchell,  P.  schoolhouse,  Cockpen 
Moffat,  Henry,  Eldin  house 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


;70 

Muir,  John,  baker,  postmaster,  and  Croall  s 

coach  oflace 
Muir,  Rev.  John  S.,  Cockpen  manse 
Murdoch,  James,  baker,  Bonnyrigg 
Murdoch,  Mrs,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

Bonnyrigg 
Murray,    Thos.  LL.D.    (M.  and   Gibh),  St 

Ann's  mount 
Mutter,  John,  farmer,  West  Melville 
Mutter,  Misses,  Ivy  bank 
Neilson,  Peter,  colporteur 
Nisbet,  Peter,  church  officer,  Nether  houses 
Paddie,  Ann,  Myrtle  green 
Paterson,   James,   colour    maker,   St    Ann's 

factory 
Paterson,  Mrs  Thomas,  Bonnyrigg 
Paterson,  Mrs,  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 
Pendreigh,  Wm.  farmer,  Upper  Dalhousie 
Pendreigh,  George,  Eskgrove 
Philip,   John,   wood  merchant  and  farmer, 

Bonnyrigg 
Pirrie,  William,  contractor  and  wood  mer- 
chant, Bonnyrigg 
Porteous,  George,  Eskbank  R.  coach  ofRce, 

grocer 
Porteous,  P.  &  Son,  painters 
Potts,  George  H.  house  painter  and  decorator, 

Fettis  mount 
Pringle,  Andrew,  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 
Ramsay,  K  B.  Wardlaw,  of  Whitehill,  &c. 
Reid,  John,  joiner  and  undertaker 
Renton,  Mrs,  Oakmount 
Ritchie,  Thomas,  builder,  Bonnyrigg 
Robb,  John,  farmer,  Gouk's  hill 
Robertson,  Mrs  David,  furnished  lodgings, 

Viewbank  house 
Ronald,  John,  S.S.C.  Prestonholm 
Ronaldson,  Miss,  Broomieknowe  cottage 
Ross,  D.  grocer,  Poltonhall 
Russel,  James,  shoemaker,  Carrington 
Sadie,  Robert,  manager,  St  Ann's  factory 
Simpson  &  Main,  fleshers 
Simpson,  Robert,  farmer,  Edgelaw 
Simpson,   Thomas  H.  farmer,  Redside  and 

Gortonlee 
Smart,  John,  landscape  gardener  and  architect, 

&c.  Bonnyrigg 
Smith,  Alex,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 
Smith,  J.  gardener,  Melville  castle 
Smith,  Mrs,  of  Dunesk 
Smith,  Miss,  Elmbank 
Somervail,  D.  J.  Beech  park 
Somerville,  J.  &  W.  glue  and  size  manufac- 
turers, Bonnyrigg 
Sommerville,  Arch.  F.  papermaker,  Kevock 

mill 
Stewart,  James,  Mount  Esk 
Stewart,  William,  land  steward,  Dalhousie 

castle 
Steven,  E.  joiner,  Burnside,  Bonnyrigg 
Steven,  Thos.  builder,  joiner,  timber  mercht. 

and  appraiser,  Bonnyrigg 
Storie,  Robert,  bookseller 


Straiton,  William,  grocer,  Bonnyrigg 

Taylor,  Mrs  Mark,  Bonnyrigg 

Thomson,  R.  gardener,  Greenbank 

Thomson,  William,  draper 

Thomson,  Miss  A.  Albert  cottage 

Thorburn,  Robert,  Viewpark 

Tod,  Alex,  farmer,  Aikendean 

Tod,  Wm.  &  Son,  papermakers,  St  Leonard's 

mill 
Torrance,  Archibald  P.,  Viewfield 
Traquair,  Mrs,  Hillside  cottage 
Trotter,  WiUiam,  draper 
Umpherston,    William,  engineer,   Greenhill 

cottage 
Van    Meres,  Hugo,   teacher    of   languages, 

Myrtle  grove 
Watson,  Hen.  farmer,  Lingerwood 
Watson,  James,  carter,  contractor,  and  wood 

merchant.  Park  mount 
Widnell,  Henry,  &  Son,  carpet  manufacturers, 

St  Anns 
Wilson,  Mrs,  Carletham  cottage 
Wingate,  Miss,  Calderwood  bank 
Woodward,  Major  Richard,  Mavisbush 
Wylie,  Wm.   accountant.  City  of  Glasgow 

Bank 
Young,  W.  schoolmaster,  session  clerk,  and 

I'egistrar,  and  agent  for  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 


Leadburn. 

Affleck,  Joseph,  farmer,  Roseview 
Clerk,  Abraham,  farmer,  Graybrae 
Dalgleish,  Thos.  innkeeper 
Doig,  George,  farmer,  liosehill 
Hogg,  Robert,  farmer,  Rosemay 
Hogg,  Mrs,  farmer,  Mosshouses 
Kerr,  Thomas,  postmaster 
Kerr,  Mrs,  farmer 
M'Watt,  William,  Leadburn  station 
Rae,  William,  station-master 
Reid,  James,  farmer,  Mosshouses 
Reid,  Thomas,  Newstead 
Samuel,  David,  post  messenger 
Young,  James,  farmer,  Ann's  mill 

Liberton  and  Gilmerton. 

Aitchison,  James,  Mount  Vernon 
Alexander,  James  W.  corn  merchant,  Sten- 

house  mill 
Anderson,  David,  of  Moredun 
Baird,  Sir  J.  Gardiner,  Bart.,  Edmonstone  ho. 
Beatson,  Robert,  writer,  Craigmillar 
Black,  Robert,  farmer,  JBridge-end 
Borthwick,  Lewis,  W.S.  Springwood  park 
Bowman,  John,  Stenhouse 
Brunton,  James,  grocer,  Gilmerton 
Christie,  Wm.  Greenpark 
Church,  Duncan  M.  Fairnie  bank 
Cowe,  William,  private  lodgings  for  invalids, 

Greenend  house 


COUNTY  DIRECTOEY. 


371 


Croall,  John,  Southfield 

Crosbie  &  Sons,  miners,  &c.,  Gilraerton 

Cross,  Robert,  farmer,  Hilltown 

Denholm,  David,  farmer,  Cauldcoats 

Denholm,  James,  baker,  Edraonstone 

Douglas,  Bentlem,  farmer,  Cairntows 

Dow,  John,  shoemaker,  Greenend 

Dow,  Robert,  baker,  Gilraerton 

Dow,  William,  grocer,  Gilraerton 

Duncan,  John,  of  Burnhead 

Eckford,  Peter,  tailor,  Stenhouse 

Edgely,  Robert,  farraer,  Gilraerton 

Edgely,  Thos.  farmer,  Gilraerton 

Fergus,  Jaraes,  farmer,  Craigo'er 

Ford,  Wm.  farmer,  Craigmillar 

FuUerton,  A.,  St  Agnes'  villa 

Gibson,  Francis,  Bridgend  cottage 

Good,  Alex.,  wright.  Nether  Liberton 

Goodfellow,  Rob.  land-steward,  Inch  cottage 

Graham,  John,  flesher,  Gilraerton 

Grieve,  Robert,  gown-keeper,  Kairaes  cottages 

Guthrie,  Rev.  David,  Free  Church  manse 

Hardie,  William,  factor,  Meadowhead 

Harper,  Robert,  farmer,  Edmonstone  mains 

Harper,  Robert,  farmer,  Longthorne 

Hope,  Thomas,  smith,  Nether  Liberton 

Hutchison,  Thos.  corn  dealer,  Greenend 

Inch,  John,  farmer,  Westmains 

Inch,  Mrs,  South  house 

Jack,  Thomas,  baker,  Gilraerton 

Jack,  Mrs,  grocer,  Gilraerton 

Kerr,  John,  wright,  Greenend 

Kerr,  W.  general  dealer,  Post-office 

King,  C.  S.  grocer,  Edmonstone 

Laing,  John,  farmer,  Melville  grange 

Laing,  Mrs,  Shawfair 

Lamb,  John,  slater  and  builder 

Lee,  William,  Moredun  mains 

Lindsay,  Mrs,  Peffermill  house 

Lothian,  Maurice,  of  St  Catherine's 

Lowe,  David,  horticultural  builder 

Main,  James,  flesher 

Mason,  Hector,  of  Drurabank 

Millar,  James,  Bridgend  cottage 

Monteith,  Br  yd  en,  farmer,  Tower  mains 

Moore,  William,  teacher,  Gilraerton 

Morrison,  James,  View  bank 

Murray,  G.  (  P.  ^'  W.  Macniven),  Kirkbrae 

house 
Mylne,  Thos.  farmer,  Niddrie  mains 
Notman,  John,  farraer,  West  edge 
Peacock,  Thos.,  M.D.,  Stenhouse 
Pennycuick,  Wm.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Pentland,  Peter  {Edinburgh  and  Leith  Gas 

Co.),  Kingston-grange  cottage 
Peters,  Alexander  M.  pluraber.  Rose  cottage 
Rae,  James,  grocer 

Redpath,  Miss,  Bank  house,  Gilraerton 
Ritchie,   William,  cattle   salesman,  Nether 

Liberton 
Rutherford,  Mrs,  Snell  cottage 
Saidler,  James,  M.D.  Private  Lunatic  Asy- 
lum, Gilmour  house 


Savage,  R.  F.  teacher,  Niddrie 

Scott,  Mrs,  Tower  house 

Smart,  Jaraes,  farmer,  Liberton  park 

Smeall,  Thomas,  gardener.  Wisp 

Stewart,  John,  waiter,  Post-office 

Stewart,  Rev.  John,  manse 

Stewart,  Rev.    Peter,   M.A.,  E,   C.  manse, 

Gilraerton 
Symons,  Walter,  baker,  Gilraerton 
Taylor,  George,  schoolmaster,  and  inspector  of 

poor 
Thomson,    Peter,    farmer    and     auctioneer, 

Peffermill 
Thornton,  Lieut.  John,  Nivelle  cottage 
Torrance,  Alexander,  farmer,  Liberton  house 
Torrance,    Archibald    P.    farmer,    Liberton 

house 
Torrance,  Wm.  fanner,  Hyvot's  bank 
Trotter,  Richard,  of  Mortonhall 
Trotter,  Mrs,  Greenend 
Vaughan,  Hon.  John,  Moredun  mains 
Watson,  George,  farmer.  So.  Liberton  mains 
Wauchope,  Andrew,  of  Niddrie 
Webster,    Thomas,     manager,    Burdiehouse 

lime  works 


Livingston. 

(See  CaMer,  Mid.) 


Loanhead. 

Aikman,  John,  dairy.  Engine  cottage 

Ainslie,  John,  farraer,  Hillend 

Aitcheson,  Mrs,  Linden  cottage 

Allan,  John,  farmer,  Broomhills 

Anderson,  Rev.  William,  A.M.,  minister  of 
the  Reformed  Presbyterian  Church 

Arbuthnot,  George  C.  Mavisbank  house 

Barrow  man,  John,  4  Beechwood  cottages 

Brown,  Peter,  slater 

Cormack,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  mer- 
chant 

Craig,  James,  joiner  and  undertaker 

Dunn,  Thos.  farmer,  Burdiehouse  mains 

Falconer,  James 

Falconer,  John,  surgeon 

Ferguson,  John,  farmer,  Burghlee  * 

Fowler,  Mrs  John,  grocer 

Glover,  James,  postmaster 

Hargreive,  David,  wine  merchant  and 
grocer 

Hay,  Major  W.  E.,  Linden  lodge 

Hay,  Lady  Mary,  Linden  lodge 

Henderson,  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker 

Hunter,  John,  tailor  and  clothier 

Hutchison,  Hugh,  flesher 

Jamieson,  William,  farmer,  Straiton 

Jamieson,  Jaraes,  boot  and  shoe  raaker 

Kay,  Rev.  Alex.  C,  minister,  Free  Church  of 
Scotland,  Grasmere  cottage 


372 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Ketchen,  Arthur,  builder,  Marjory  bank 
Ketch  en,   Robert,   builder,    Burdiehouse,   of 

A.  K.  &  Sons 
Killen,  James,  sen.  mole-catcher 
Lamb,  William,  slater  and  glazier 
Lamb,  Mrs  Mary 

Leadbetter,  James,  gardener,  Muirfield 
Lindsay,  John,  farmer 
M'Caul,  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  dressmaker 
Macdonald,  Stodart,  Dryden  bank 
M'Gregor,  Alex.,  watchmaker 
Mackay,  Robert,  Fountain  house 
Millar,  James,  Whiteland  I 

Muir,  William  Hamilton,  Flowerfield 
Murray,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer 
Pae,  David,  New  Pentland  cottage 
Paterson,  Eev.  William,  Hawthorn  cottage 
Pendrich,  Ann,  spirit  dealer,  Pentland  inn 
Porteous,  Robert,  farmer,  Pentland,  Pathhead 
Porteous,  Thos.  tailor  &  clothier 
Porteous,  Mrs,  straw-bonnet  maker,  milliner, 

and  dressmaker 
Renwick,  Michael,  builder 
Robertson,  William,  builder 
Sclater,  James,  farmer,  Townhead 
Sclater,  Mrs,  farmer 
Smith,  James,  oil  merchant,  Mayshade 
Stodart,  Adam,  farmer,  Damhead 
Stodart,  Matth.  farmer,  Damhead 
Storie,  Mrs,  grocer 
Symington,  John,  flesher 
Umpherston  Brothers,  engineers,  millwrights, 

and  founders 
Umpherston,  Francis,  Elmswood 
White,  John,  farmer,  Paradykes 
Young,  Robert,  saddler  and  harness  maker 


Lothian  Bnrn. 

Berkeley,  Wm.  M.,  Braid  house 

Burton,  J.  H.  advocate,  Craig  house 

Curror,  John,  farmer,  Comiston 

Den  holm,  Robert,  farmer,  Buckstone 

Finnie,  Mrs 

Jamieson,  David,  farmer,  Egypt 

Johnston,  John,  overseer,  Craig  house 

Law,  John,  dairyman 

M'Callum,  John,  farmer,  Plewlands 

M'Mahon,  Richard,  Green  bank 

Mason,  Robert,  farmer,  Morton  mains 

Matheson,  Archibald,  gardener,  Plewlands 

Reid,  John,  dairyman,  Bowbridge 

Souter,  Mrs,  Comiston  house 

Swan,  John,  &  Sons,  farmers,  Upper  Braid 

Watson,  Wm.  &  Son,  joiners 

White,  Alexander,  blacksmith 


Milton  Bridge. 

Bain,   Morrison,  tailor  and  clothier,  Milton 
bridge,  Loganlee 


Cameron,  Duncan,  schoolmaster,  Glencross 
Cochrane,  Wm.  farmer.  Sunny  side  cottage 
Cole,  Rev.  Robt.  chaplain  to  the  military 

prison,  Greenlaw  park 
Cowan,  John,  Beeslack 
Cowan,  James,  washing  establishment,  Auch- 

indinny.  Mill  house 
Forbes,  William,  contractor,  Auchendinny 
Inglis,  John,  spirit  merchant,  Fishers'  tryst 
Lamb,  John,  smith,  Auchendinny 
Lawson,  James,  land-surveyor,  24  Milton  cot. 
Merricks,  Thomas  A.  H.  Milton  cottages 
Menzies,  Mrs,  Auchendinny  house 
Miller,  James,  farmer,  Greenlaw  mains 
Mitchell,  James,  blacksmith.  Fishers'  tryst 
Mofiat,  James,  farmer,  Milton  mill 
Morrison,  D.  barrack  department,  Greenlaw 
M'Gill,  Mrs  Agnes,  spirit  dealer,  Auchendinny 
M'Lean,  George,    road  surveyor,  Loganbrae 

cottage 
Niven,  Andrew,  carrier.  Fishers'  tryst 
Niven,  William,  carrier.  Fishers'  tryst 
Paisley,  William,  millwright  and  engineer 
Paterson,     Robert,    grocer,    Easter    bridge, 

Auchendinny 
Rae,  George,  spirit  dealer,  Auchendinny 
Small,  George,  grocer,  Auchendinny 
Sommerville,  William,  &  Son,  Dalmore  mill 
Thompson,  Mrs,  Beeslack 
Thorburn,  John,  grocer,  Loganlee 
Watson,    Mrs  Margaret,  merchant,    Milton 

cottages 

Murrayfield.  i 

Baildon,  Henry  C.  Duncliffe 

Bayne,  C.  Craigview 

Biggar,  Wm.  teacher,  Coltbridge  school 

Binnie,  John,  baker 

Bower,  Robert,  Inuerwick  lodge 

Brough,  James,  of  Ottawa,  C.W.  Hazel  bank 

Buchanan,  Mrs  And.  grocer  and  postmistress 

Clyde,  James,  LL.D.  classical  master  in  the 

Edinburgh  Academy,  2  Murrayfield 
Cochrane,  Thos.  salesman,  10  Tobago  street 
Cox,  John,  Gorgie  house 
Cox,  J.  &  G.  tanners  and  glue  manufacturers, 

Gorgie  mills 
Coxe,    Sir   James,    M.D.     commissioner  in 

lunacy,  Kinellan 
Craig,  James  (  Craig  ^  Rose),  Tor 
Dickson,  John,  farmer,  Saughton  mains 
Duncan,  Col.  F.  K.  Carlton  lodge 
Duncan,  G.  wright  &  builder,  Rosebank  cot. 
Glegg,  James,  Hawthorn  bank 
Greville,  Dr  R.  K.  Ormelie 
Handyside,  H.,  W.S.  Kirkton  lodge 
Harvey,  Wm.  gardener,  Coltbridge 
Henderson,     William,    blacksmith,     Cairns 

cottage,  Gorgie 
Hill,  W.  S.  Murrayfield  house 
Hodge,    Arch,   corn  merchant,   40   Bernard 

street,  Leith,  and  Dairy  mills 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


373 


Hog,  Mrs,  senior,  of  Newliston,  Dun-Edin 
Hope,  James,  Belmont 
Law,  W.  (  W.  §'  G.  Law)  Hermitage 
Lowe,  W.  Henry,  M.D.,  F.R.CP.  Balgreen 
M'lntosh,  William,  garden  architect,  New- 
come  villa 
Marshall,  John,  Pembroke  lodge 
Middleton,  Major  J.  Waltham  lodge 
Millar,  Robert,  gardener,  Damside 
Munro,    Hector,  market    gardener,   Wester 

Gates 
Nimmo,  James,  farmer,  Sighthill 
Noble,  David,  dairyman,  Stennis  mills 
Oliphant,  Thomas,  teacher,  Woodville 
Penman,  James  M.  By  thorn 
Porteous,  John,  miller,  Gorgie  mills 
Robb,  James,  farmer,  Gorgie 
Robertson,  John,  joiner,  Parkhead 
Ross,  Daniel,  Rockville 
Russell,  John,  farmer,  Saughton-hall  mains 
Smith,  James,  mill-master,  Saughton  mills 
Starforth,  John,  architect,  Brae  lodge 
Thomson,  James,    farmer,    Roseburn,    and 

Wester  Dairy 
Thomson,  J.  blacksmith 
Thomson,  J.  gardener,  Crooks  of  Murrayfield 
Walker,  Robert,  blacksmith,  Parkhead 
Wallace,  Rev.  J.  A.  Coltbridge  house 
Walton,  W.  R.  Murray  bank  house 
Wilkie,  J.  Wright,  Albert  cottage,  Gorgie 
Wilson,  James,  1  Murrayfield 
Wilson,  Peter,  grocer,  Gorgie  mills 

Musselburgh. 

Adamson,  Alex.  Aracan  cottage 

Aitchison,  Mrs,  Drummore 

Aitken,  James,  Brunstane  mills 

Aitken,  Thomson,  corn  dealer,  67  High  street 

Fisherrow 
Aitkenhead,  R.  Lilybank  house 
Alexander,  Jn.  manager,  Wallyford  colliery 
Alison,  Thos.  &  Peter,  drapers.  High  street 
Allan,  Alexander,  builder   and  house  agent, 

56  Newbigging 
Allan,   George,   painter,  glazier,   and  paper 

hanger,  49  High  street 
Allan,  Methven,  15  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Almond,  Hely  H.  Loretto  house 
Alston,  David  Stewart,  assist,  inspect,  of  poor, 

and  collector  of  poor-rates,  76  High  st. 
Anderson,  George  &  Thos.  Wrights,  Eskside 
Anderson,  Jas.  sen.  Bridge-eud 
Anderson,  Jas.  33  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Anderson,  Jas.  pharmaceutical  chemist,  101 

High  St.,  and  29  Bridge  st.  Fisherrow 
Anderson,  P.  tailor,  104  High  street 
Annan,  Jas.  joiner  &  cabinetmr.  Newbigging 
Archibald,  M'Kenzie,  gro.  and  spir.  dealer, 

70  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Archibald,  R.  spirit  dealer,  4G  High  street 
Archibald,  Mrs,    grocer  and  spirit  dealei', 

22  Wonder  street 


Baillie,  Lockhart  (I.  E.),  East  Port  house 
Baillie^  Mrs  Geo.  Bridge-end  cottage,  Mill  hill 
Baillie,  William,  Leven  hall 
Balfour,  Andrew,  head  master,  Campie  house 

school 
Barlas,  George,  minister,  U.P.  church,  Dal- 

rymple's  loan 
Bathgate,  Miss,  9  Bridge  street 
Begg,  Mrs  M.  draper,  86  High  street 
Bell,  A.  china  warehouse,  71  High  st.  Fisher- 
row 
Bell,  A.  jun.  {B.  ^  Son,  Edin.),  5  Bridge  st. 
Bennet,  Misses,  boarding  and  day  school,  2 

Esk  green 
Beveridge,  Rev.  J.  G.  Inveresk  manse 
Bisset,  Andrew,  wright,  S.  Vennel,  Fisherrow 
Black,  Miss,  The  Cottage 
Blair,  Thomas,  printer,  125  High  street 
Boak,  Mrs  Margaret,  Jessie  villa,  Fisherrow 
Bolton,  Fred,  superintendent  of  Public  Works, 

High  street 
Bourhill,  John,  baker,  148  High  st.  Fisherrow 
BourhiU,  Wm.  cork  manufacturer,  8  Bridge 

street 
Bourhill,  Miss,  bookseller  and  stationer,  107 

High  street 
Bridges,  James,  W.S.  Belfield  house 
Brooks,  James,  tailor,  87  High  street 
Brooks,  Wm.  slater  and  glazier,  55  High  st. 
Brown,  Alex,  flesher,  64  High  street 
Brown,  James,  cartwright.  East  Vennel,  New- 
bigging 
Bruce,  John,  china  merchant,  37  High  street 
Burn,  Mrs  Wm.  88  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Burns,  Geo.  shoemaker,  High  street 
Byres,  Miss  P.  draper,  26  Bridge  street 
Caird,  A.  ship  chandler,  Fisherrow 
Caird,  Andrew,  public  house,  New   street, 

Fisherrow 
Cairns,  Alex,  carrier,  108  High  street 
Calder  and  Edward,  family  grocers  and  wine 

merchants,  28  Bridge  st.  Fisherrow 
Cameron,  A.  teacher.  Burgh  School,  Fisher- 
row— ho.  30  Market  street 
Campbell,  Ad.  gardener,  Eskside 
Campbell,  James,  coal  and  gravel  merchant, 

Millhill 
Campbell,  John  S.  gardener,  Newbigging 
Carey,  William,  42  Newbigging 
Carrick,  F.  &  A.  edge-tool  manufacturers,  1 

New  street,  Fisherrow 
Carse,  John  S.  W.  baker,  &c.,  139  High  street 
Carse,    Thomas,    boot    and    shoemaker,    14 

Bridge  street 
Carse,  Thos.,  jun.  agent,   Roj/al  Insurance 

Co.,  High  street 
Carse,  Mrs  Stewart,  house-painter,  8  High  st. 

Fisherrow 
Carlisle,  George,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Cathie,  James,  shoemaker,  19  Wonder  street 
Chalmers,  A.  private  lunatic  asylum,  Campie 

lane  house,  Fisherrow 
Chalmers,  Mrs,  The  Cottage,  Fisherrow 


374 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Charles,  W.  44i  High  street 
Chisholm,  Mrs  Dr,  6  High  street 
Christie,  C.  and  A.  Wallyford  colliery 
Clark,  Adam,  tailor,  16  Smart's  wynd 
Clark,  David,  house  painter,  &c.,  135  High 

street 
Clark,  James,  veterinary  surgeon,  S.  Veunel^ 

Fisherrow 
Clark,  Robt.  horse-dealer,  New  st.  Fisherrow 
Clark,  Wm.  cowfeeder,  High  st.  Fisherrow 
Clerk,  Thomas,  4>  Linkfield 
Clerk,  Miss,  3  Esk  green 
Cleugh,  John,  Rosehall 
Cochrane,  Miss,  Musselburgh  Arms  hotel,  49 

High  street 
Coldwells,  Thomas,  gardener,  Dambrae 
Collier,  T.  J.  painter  &  glazier,  20  Mill  hill 
Colt,  Mrs,  Inveresk  house 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  office,  Bridge 

street 
Cotter,  James,  station  master,  Niddry  station 
Cowan,  J.  telegraph  office,  Newhailes  station 
Cowan,  Mrs  J.  153  High  street 
Craven,    Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer. 

Market  street,  Fisherrow 
Crerar,  Misses  C.  and  M.  milliners,  37  High 

street 
CroU,  John,  manufacturer  and  draper,  107 

High  street,  Fisherrow 
Currie,  John,  plumber,    100    High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Currie,  Wm.  baker  and  grocer,  13  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Currie,  Mrs,  grocer,  26  Market  street 
Dalryraple,  Chas.  Newhailes 
Dalrymple,  Miss,  Dalrymple  loan 
Davidson,  Mrs,  Lewisvale 
Donaldson,  Jas.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  119 

High  street,  Fisherrow 
Donaldson,  C.  H.  7  Esk  Side 
Downie,  James,   cattle  dealer,  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Dow,  Henry  Russell,  rector  of  the  grammar 

school 
Drunimond,  Robert,  chimney-sweeper 
Drysdale,  W.  spirit  dealer,  35  Newbigging 
Dudgeon,  J.  R.  &  G.  fleshers,  97  High  st. 
Dudgeon,  Geo.  &  Son,  fleshers.  High  street 
Dudgeon,  John,  97  High  street 
Dudgeon,  Robt.  Trinity  house 
DuflP,  Miss  Christina,  teacher,  Victoria  place, 

Newbigging 
Duncan,  William,  Mill  hill 
Duncan,  Scott  David,  farmer,  Monkton  house 
Dundas,  Mrs,  Halkerston  lodge,  Inveresk 
Dunlop,  Thomas,  saddler.  High  street 
Easton,  D.  sheepskin  mat  manufacturer,  112 

High  street 
Eckford,  John,  spirit  dealer,  Eskside 
Elder,  James,  farmer,  Whitehill  mains 
Elphinstone,  Lord,  commander,  R.N.  Car- 
berry  tower 
Elwes,  Henry  John,  station  agent,  Fisherrow 


Farquharson,  John,  cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 13  Bridge  street 
Farquharson,   John,   wood,  slate,  and  pave- 
ment merchant,  Bush  saw  mills,  Fisherrow 
Farquharson,  Thomas,  slater,  9  East  Vennel 
Fearns,  G.  tea  merchant,  70  High  street 
Ferguson,  John,  grocer.  High  street 
Ferguson,  Robt.,  washing  and  dressing  estab- 
lishment, Eskvale  bleachfield 
Fergusson,  Lady  Dalrymple,  Newhailes 
Ferrier,  John,  gardener,  Dalrymple  loan 
Forbes,  Charles,  Mill  hill 
Forman,  Mrs,  publican,  Leven  hall 
Forster,  James,  potter,  Newbigging 
Forrest,  Adam  &  George,  engineers  and  mill- 
wrights, Bush,  Fisherrow 
Forrest,  Robert,  china  merchant,  142  High 

street,  Fisheri'ow 
Forrest,  Robt.,  grocer.  High  street,  Fisher- 
row 
Forrester,  Mrs  James,  44  High  street 
Gairdner,  Mrs,  72  High  street 
Gardner,  Daniel,  farmer,  Barbachlaw 
Garvie,  Miss  H.  18  Eskside 
Gavin,  P.  &  Sons,  canvas  manufacturers 
Gay,  John,  flesher,  40  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Gentle,  Mrs,  seminary  for  young  ladies,  3 

Bridge  street 
Gibson,  C.  spirit  retailer,  Musselburgh  tavern 
Gillies,  Jas.  gardener,  Wallyford 
Gillon,  Mrs,  lodgings,  72  High  street 
Goodsir,  David,  grocer,  tea  and  wine  mercht. 
and  furniture  polish  manufac.  Newbigging 
Gordon,  Jas.  bookseller,  stationer,  and  news 

agent,  15  Bridge  street 
Gourlay,  Js.  market  gardener,  Dalrymple  loan 
Gourlay,  John,  Golf  house.  Links 
Gray,  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  26  Newbigging 
Gray,   John,    cab    proprietor,    Musselburgh 

Arms  hotel 
Gray,  Wm.,  Eastfield 
Grey,  Mrs,  Monktonhall  house 
Grieve  &  M'Kinlay,   Pinkie  brick  and  tile 

works 
Grieve,  John,  salt  manufacturer.  Pinkie  pans, 

and  tacksman  of  Pinkie  quarry 
Grieve,  John,  smith,  &c.  2  Bridge  street 
Grieve,  Thomas,  blacksmith.  Mill  hill 
GuUand,  John,  farmer,  Monktonhall 
Hall,  Mrs  T.  grocer,  Smart's  wynd 
Handasyde,  Thos.  nursery,    seedsman    and 
florist,  109  High  st.  Fisherrow,  Glen  nur- 
series— ho.  Glen  cottage 
Handyside,  Misses,  Greenhall 
Hawkins,  Joseph,  bootmaker,  High  street 
Hay,  J.  surveyor,  150  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hay,  Thomas,  corn  merchant,  Fisherrow 
Hay,  Miss,  35  Market  street 
Henderson,  Auld,  &  Co.  seed  crushers.  West 

Bush  oil  mill 
Herbert,  Wm.  tea  dealer,  grocer,  and  agent 
for  the  London  and  LancasMre  Insurance 
Company^  69  High  street 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


375 


Hill,  Mrs  Isabella,  baker^  &c.  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Home,  Alex.  M.  (RoyalBank,  ^t^zw.)  Eskbank 
Hood,  Thos.  spirit  dealer,  45  High  street 
Hope,  Sir  Arch.  Pinkie  house 
Howden,  Miss  H.  C.  17  Bridge  st. 
Huie,   Hector    Munro,    36    Market    street, 

Fisherrow 
Hume,  Thomas,  grocer,  High  st.  Fisherrow 
Hume,  Miss,  90  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Hunter,  Henry  H.  baker  and  confectioner, 

91  High  street 
Hunter,  P.  farmer,  Whitecraig 
Hunter,  Robert,  plasterer,  Harkes  loan 
Hurst,  George,  bricklayer  andfurnace  builder, 

Market  street 
Imrie,  Rev.  James,  A.  M.  Moray  cottage 
Inglis,  Alex,  gardener,  Newbigging 
Inglis,  John,  corn  and  meal  merchant,  Steam 
mills,  Musselburgh,  and  22  Corn  Exchange 
Inglis,  Robert,  provision  dealer,  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Inglis,  W.  A.  commission  agent  and  corn 
dealer j  High  street — ho.  Kildonan  cottage 
Innes,  Adam,  baker,  32  Market  st.  Fisherrow 
Irvine,  Robert,  manufacturing  chemist,  Mag- 
dalen chemical  works 
Keir,  P.  boatbuilder  and  shipwright.  West 

bush,  Fisherrow 
Kemp,  James  &  John,  Parsonage  house 
Kemp,  J.  &  Co.  wine  merchants,  25  High  st. 
King,  George,  corn  merchant,  26  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
King,  Thomas,  Ship  inn,  Fisherrow 
Kinghorn,  William,  baker,  Wellington  place 
Kirkwood,  Wm.  &  Son,  curriers  and  leather 

merchants 
Kirkwood,  Robert,  dairyman  and  potato  mer- 
chant, Mill  hill 
Laing,  Miss  Beatrice,  Cairnie  house 
Lambert,  Robert,  clerk.  Wonder  street 
Lang,  Mrs,  Stoneyhill  house 
Lauder,  Alex,  farmer  and  gardener,  Goshen 
Laurie,  George,  surgeon,  96  High  street 
Lawrie,  Miss  Catherine,  Herkes  loan 
Lawson,  Archibald,  painter  and  glazier.  High 

street 
Lees,  John,  Punlar's  acre 
Lees,  Thomas,  town  clerk,  vrriter,  and  notary- 
public,    and   agent    for    Royal  Bank    oj 
Scotland 
Legat,  John,  &  Co.   tanners   and  curriers, 

MiUhill 
Legat,  Robert,  W.S.  Esk  park 
Legat,  Thomas  &  D.  C.  tanners  and  leather 

merchants — house.  Mill  hill 
Legat,  Mrs  James,  Mill  hill 
Legat,  Mrs,  Trafalgar  lodge 
Leitch,  John,  grocer,   tea,  wine,  and   spirit 
merchant,  postmaster,  and  agentfor  Scottish 
Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co.,  and  re- 
gistrar of  births,  &c.  47  High  street 
Lindsay,  James,  spirit  retailer,  151  High  st. 


Lindsay,  Mrs  Samuel,  Mill  hill 
Livingston,  David,  Smeaton  park 
Livingstone,  John,  tea,  wine,  &  spirit  mercht. 

High  street — ho.  Mansfield  house 
Lockhart,  P.  spirit  dealer,  65  High  street, 

Fisherrow    ' 
Logan,  Mrs,  Leven  hall 
Lorimer,  Mary,  dairy,  5  High  street 
Lothian,  Rev.  William,  Congregational  min- 
ister 1  High  street 
Loudon,  Capt.  Wm.,  R.N.  Back  hill 
Lowe,  Mrs  G.  grocer.  High  street 
Lyall,  L.  brewer,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
M' Alpine,  Miss,  dressmaker,  34  High  street 
M'Arthur,  Alexander,  Linkfield  cottage 
M'Auslane,  Wm.  gardener,  Inveresk 
M'Cartney,  Wm.  sea  gravel  mercht.  New  st. 
Macdonald,  Donald,  {late  Captain  4:2nd  Regt.) 

4  Grove  street 
Macdonald,   Mrs  Alexander,  grocer,  &c.,  95 

High  street 
M'Ewan,  Douglas,  club-maker,  Links 
Macgilvery,  Mrs   J.  Victoria  terrace,   New 

street,  Fisherrow 
M'Inroy,  James,  Ivy  lodge 
M'Kerron,  Rev.  Peter,  Carberry  mains 
Mackenzie,  Mrs,  Whitehouse,  west 
Mackinlay,  Alex,  and  Co.  chemical  works 
Mackinlay,  John,  Leven  hall 
Mackintosh,     Alexander,     pawnbroker,     43 

High  street,  Fisherrow 
Mackintosh,  Capt.  Robert  Harry,  6  Bridge  st. 
M'Lellan,   John,   draper,  138  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
M'Leish,  Miss,  Bridgend,  Mill  hill 
MacNab,  Duncan,  F.C.  teacher,  21  Bridge  st. 
M'Nab,  James,  Burgh  school 
M'Nicol,  Peter,  Leith  carrier.  Mill  hill 
M'Pherson,  Hugh,  station-master,  Inveresk 
Macqueen,  Arch.  11  Bridge  street 
Marshall,    Hugh,   builder,   Calder   cottage, 

Newbigging 
Maxwell,  George,  wright.  South  vennel 
Millar,   Andrew,  auctioneer  and    appraiser, 

48  and  56  High  street 
Millar,  John,  coal  merchant  and  contractor, 

New  street,  Fisherrow 
Millar,  Peter,  tanner  and  merchant,  4  Eskside 
Millar,  Thomas,  tanner,  Beachside  house 
Millar,  Thomas,  grocer  and  fishing  tackle  mer. 

Fisherrow 
Millar,    W.  &  J.   tanners  and    merchants, 

Fisherrow 
Millar,  Mrs  James,  Spring  garden 
Millar,  Mrs  Margt.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer, 

Sea  View  inn 
Miller, W.  bootmaker,  4  Bridge  street 
Miller,  Wm.  manufacturer  of  starch,  pithina 

food,  and  farina — house,  Links,  Fisherrow 
Mitchell,  Alex,  scourer  and  contractor  to  the 

War  Department,  Wauk  mill 
Mitchell,  James  &  Co.,  Wellington  chemical 

and  salt  works 


87Q 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Moffat;  A.  private  lunatic  asylum,  Newbigging 

bouse 
Moffat,  Jas.  tanner  &  currier — ho.  Eosemount 
Moffat,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  22 

Bridge  street — house,  11  Market  street 
Moffat,  John,  tanner  and  currier 
Montgomery,  John,  spirit  retailer,  66  High 

street,  Fisberrow 
Morham,  Robert,  Ravenshaugh 
Morgan,  Mrs,  4  Esk  green 
Morrison,  Chas.  cabinetmr.  2  Wellington  pi. 
Morrison's,  Miss,  lodgings,  Eskside 
Muir,  Mrs  P.  dairy,  New  street,  Fisherrow 
Munro,A.  gardener.  West  Holmes,  Fisherrow 
Munro,  Mrs,  baker,  85  High  street 
Murray,  Miss,  13  Eskside 
Neilson,  Isabella,  spirit  retailer,  22  Esk  side 
Nicholson,  Mrs  Margaret,  private  lodgings, 

64  Newbigging 
Nisbet,  Mrs  John,  12  Eskside 
Ogilvie,  Mrs,  Mansfield  house 
Oswald,  Lady  Mary,  Manor  bouse,  Inveresk 
Park,  Thos.  farmer,  StoneyhiU 
Park,  Wm.  golf  club  and  ball  maker.  Links 
Part,  Samuel,  principal  coast  officer  of  Cus- 
toms, 131  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Paterson,  Alexander,  cabinetmaker  and  up- 
holsterer, 1 1 5  High  street 
Paterson,  George,  carrier,  37  High  street 
Paterson,  George,  &  Son,  shoemakers.  High 

street 
Paterson,  Hugh,  Acorn  lodge 
Peacock,  James,  spirit  dealer,  Carlhall 
Pitcairn,  James  L.,  Golfhouse,  Mill  hill 
Porteous,  John,  smith  and  cartwright 
Primrose,  George,  haircloth  manufacturer  and 
merchant,  Tod's  bridge — ho.  Primrose  pi. 
Primrose,  Mrs  Nicol,  38  High  street 
Proudfoot,  John,  farmer,  Midfield  mains 
Purdie,  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  Mill  hill 
Purves,  James,  F.E.I.S.  teacher,  3  Eskside 
Quarrier,  Mrs,  grocer,  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Rawes,  Mrs,  Jane  cottage 
Registrar's  Office,  Births,  Deaths,  and  Mar- 
riages for  the  district  of  Inveresk  and  Mus- 
selburgh, 47  High  street,  Musselburgh 
Reid,  Miss  0.  and  George,  private  asylum, 

Hallcross  house,  Fisherrow 
Reid,  Dr,  Esk  green,  Musselburgh 
Renton,  John,  blacksmith,  Crossgate  hill 
Riddock,  James  T.  {B.  Wakelin  and  Co.),  Esk- 
side house 
Riddoch,  Wakelin,  &  Co.,  seed  cnisliers 
Eintoul,  Mrs,  23  Newbigging 
Ritchie,  James,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Ritchie,  Miss  Ann,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Ritchie,  Miss  Euphemia,  Herkes  loan,  Fish- 
errow 
Robertson,  William,  baker  and  grocer,   111 

High  street 
Robertson,  James,  smith  and  ironmonger, 

Newbigging 
Robertson,  Mrs  G.  lodgings,  12  High  street 


Ronald,  J.  hairdresser,  Fisherrow 
Ronald,  James,  58  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Ronald,  P.  shoemaker,  132  High  street,  Fish' 

errow 
Ronald,  Miss,  draper  and  milliner,  58  High 

street,  Fisherrow 
Ross,  John,  Rosemount  cottage 
Ross,  Mrs,  3  Grove  street 
Rowbotham,    Thomas    Kenworth,    general 

manager  of  North  B.  R.  Stoneybank 
Roughead,  Mrs,  17  Eskside 
Rutherford,  John,  china  merchant,  92  High 

street,  Fisherrow 
Sanderson,  A.  M.  surgeon,  F.R.C.S.  10  Bridge 

street 
Sanderson,  H.  surgeon,  R.N.  19  Bridge  street 
Sandilands,  Richard,  plumber,  High  street 
Sandilands,  William,  smith,  Inveresk 
Sandilands,  Wr.  wright,  Inveresk 
Scarlett,  Robt.  gardener,  Dalrymple  loan 
Scott,  Andrew,  manager,  gas  works 
Scott,  George,  slater,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Scott,  T.  R,  M.D.,  9  High  street 
Scrymgeour,  Henry,  gardener.  Beggar  bush 
Seaton,  J.,  hat  manufacturer,  25  Bridge  st. 
Simpson,  Alex,  farmer,  Wallyford 
Smart,  Charles,  lath-splitter,  5  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Smart,  P.  W.  baker,  Newbigging 
Smart,  George,  draper,  72  High  street 
Smith,  A.  grocer  and  spirit  retailer,  21  High 

street,  Fisherrow 
Smith,  George,  farmer,  Chalkieside 
Smith,    George,    builder    and    monumental 

worker,  Herkes  loan,  Fisherrow 
Smith,  Jas.  grocer,  105  High  street 
Smith,  Wm.  Beattie,  surgeon.  Bridge  street 
Smith,  W.  watchmaker,  71  High  street 
Smith,  Mrs,  Lochend  house 
Spears,  Mrs  M.  baker,  135  High  street 
Sj)ence,  Alex.  Ogilvy,  agent  for  Commercial 
Bank  of  Scotland  and  Alliance  Assurance 
Co.,  Bridge  street 
Steeples,  William,  painter.  High  st.  Fisherrow 
Steel  &  Bourhill,   sheep-skin  mat  manufac- 
turers, Sheepfield  works 
Stevenson,  William,  governor,  Inveresk  Com- 
bination Poor-house 
Stewart,  Alex,  house  painter,  116  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Stewart,  Charles,  farmer,  Sweethope 
Stewart,  John,  sen.  retired  merchant,  Eskside 
Stewart,  Wm.  mole  catcher,  Monktonhall 
Stewart,  Mrs  G.  lodgings,  Newbigging 
Stewart,  Mrs  M.  Levenhall 
Stirling,  J.  &  Sons,  merchants,  candlemakers, 

and  tobacco  manufacturers,  147  High  st. 
Stockwell,  Wm.  surgeon,  private  lunatic  asy- 
lum, Millholme  house 
Stuart,  J.  and  W.  cotton  and  hemp  spinners, 

and  net  and  twine  manufacturers 
Stuart,  Wm.  32  Bridge  street 
Stugg,  John,  saddler,  53  High  street 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


377 


Sutiierland,'  Alex.  Fortli  cottage,  Fislierrow 

links 
Sutherland,  Mrs,  31  Market  street 
Syme,  Andrew,  baker,  79  High  street 
Symons,  Rob.  baker,  88  High  st.  Fisherrow 
Tainsh,  Eev.  John  Grant,  153  High  street 
Tait,  Jn.  spirit  dealer,  6  Market  st.  Fisherrow 
Tait,  Robert,  cattle-dealer,  156  High  street, 

Fisherrow 
Taylor,  James  Johnston,  medical  chemist  and 

druggist,  89  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Taylor,  John,    gardener,    Midfield    cottage, 

Inveresk 
Taylor,    Duncan,    market    gardener,    New- 
bigging 

Telfer,  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  6 
High  street,  Fisherrow 

Telfer,  Thomas,  manager,  Carberry  colliery, 
Carberry,  South  Lodge 

Tennant,  T.  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Thompson,  Joseph,  shoemaker.  High  street, 
Fisherrow 

Thompson,  William,  Rosehill,  Inveresk 

Thomson,  Charles  S.  High  street 

Thomson,  David,  baker,  84  High  st.  Fisherrow 

Thomson,  G.  baker,  30  Bridge  st.  Fisherrow 

Thomson,  Th.  surgeon,   F.R.C.S.,  Shepherd 
house,  Inveresk 

Thomson,   William,  wright.  Market  street, 
Fisherrow 

Thomson,  Mrs,  private  limatic  asylum.  White- 
house,  Inveresk 

Tinto,  J.  millwright,  12  High  street 

Tod,  Matthew,  com.  agent,  36  Newbigging 

Topp,  William,  station-master,  Niddry 

Trotter,  Mrs,  2  Mill  hill 

Veitch,  James,  grocer,  52  New  st.  Fisherrow 

Vernor,  James  A.  farmer,  Hillhead 

Vernor,  Mrs,  Newbigging 

Vibart,   George  Forbes,  Esk  green  cottage, 
Fisherrow 

Wakelin,  John,  (R.  W.  &  Co)  Rosehill  house, 
Inveresk 

Walker,  John,  printer,  bookseller,  and  sta- 
tioner, 33  High  street 

Watson,  Jas.  teacher,  Fisherrow  Free  school 

Watt,  W.  S.  grocer,  154  High  st.  Fisherrow 

Wauchope,  Sir  John  Don,  Baronet,  of  Ed- 
monstone,  Newton  house 

Webster,  Frs.,  W.S.  10  High  street 

Webster,  Mrs  Francis,  young  ladies'  seminary 
and  boarding  establishment,  10  High  st. 

Wedderburn,  Miss  Scrymgeour,  Spring  garden 

WeUs,  Miss,  seminary  for  young  ladies,  Rose- 
bank,  Millhill       . 

Welsh,  Wm.  grocer,  16  Market  st.  Fisherrow 

Whitelaw,  Adam,  Fisherrow 

Whitelaw,  John,  St  Clement's  wells,  manager, 
Preston  Grange  colliery,  and  surveyor,  &c. 

Whitelaw,  WiUiam,  brewer,  Fisherrow 

Whitelaw,  Wm.  cab  proprietor,  5  High  st. 

Whitson,  And.  grocer,  18  Newbigging 

Whyte,  Jas.  mason,  Eskside 


Whytock,  A.  gardener,  Victoria  place 
Wilkie,  J.  &  A.  curriers  &  leather  merchants 
Wilkie,  Mrs,  87  High  street,  Fisherrow 
Wilson,  George,  baker,  58  High  street 
Wilson,  James,  grocer  and  farmer,  Wanton 

walls 
Wilson,  James,  baker,  Wellington  place 
Wilson,  John,  Market  gardens,  MonktonhaU 
Wilson,  Robert,  builder,  33  High  st.  Fisher- 
row 
Wilson,  Robert,  surgeon,  inspector  of  poor, 
and  collector  of  poor  rates,  155  High  street 
Wilson,  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

109  High  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  M.  65  High  street 
Wilson,  Miss,  of  Olive  bank 
Wood,    Geo.  Wallace,   tailor,  &c.  102  High 

street,  Fisherrow 
Wood,  John,  greyhound  trainer 
Woodhouse,  Archibald,  5  Linkfield 
Wright,  Francis,  Smeaton  Park,  Inveresk 
Wright,  John,  &  Co.  provision  merchants, 

High  street 
Young,  P.  Linkfield 
Young,  Mrs  John,  High  street,  Fisherrow 

Penicuik. 

Abernethy,  James,  farmer,  Howgate 
Affleck,  James,  merchant 
Affleck,  John,  Roseview 
Alexander,  James,  merchant 
Alexander,  Robert,  parochial  schoolmaster 
Anderson,  Alex,  tailor  and  clothier 
Ainslie,  William,  farmer,  Cucken 
Bertram,  William,  farmer,  Amosendean 
Baillie,  William,  farmer,  Peggyslee 
Ballantyne,  James,  farmer,  Lawhead 
Baxindine,  John,  blacksmith,  Bowlea 
Birkham,  William,  farmer,  Amosendean 
Blaikie,  James,  farmer,  Howgate 
Brass,  James,  tailor  and  inspector  of  poor 
Brown,  Daniel,  farmer,  Auchendenny  mains 
Brown,  Hugh  H.  advocate,  of  Newhall 
Brown,  James,  &  Co.  paper  manufacturers, 

Eskmills 
Brown,  James,  wood  merchant 
Brown,  John,  butcher 

Brown,  Thomas,  mill  and  cartwright,  Monks- 
burn  cottage 
Brown,  Adam,  carpenter  and  builder 
Cairns,  John,  agent  for  N.  B.  Railway  Co., 

Loneston  station 
Ceraik,  John,  merchant 
Charles,  Matthew,  Brae  house 
Clapperton,  James,  farmer,  Maybank 
Clerk,  Sir  Geo.  Bart.  Penicuik  house 
Cossar,  Mrs  Robert,  grocer 
Cowan,  Alex.  &  Sons,  papermakers,  Valley- 
field  mills 
Cowan,  Charles,  Valleyfield 
Cowan,  Charles  William,  Woodslee 
Cowan,  Geo.  Valleyfield 

2b 


378 


COUNTY  DIRECTOEY. 


Cowan,  Miss,  Garden  villa 

Craster,  John,  governor,  Wellington  Eefor- 

matory  Farm  school 
Dent,  John,  farmer,  Eavensuook 
Dickson,  David,  Mauriswood 
Dickson,  William,  Mauriswood 
Donaldson,  Isabella,  baker 
Duncan,  Eev.  David,  Howgate 
Duncan,  James,  druggist  and  stationer 
Easton,  Jane,  innkeeper 
Ewart,  John,  and  Sons,  builders 
Fairbairn,  Francis,  station-master 
Fauchie,  Martin,  surgeon 
Fleming,  James,  farmer,  Coats 
Fulton,  Mrs  Catherine,  draper,  Kirkhill 
Fraser,  Wm.  and  Adam,  contract.  Waltowar 
Garnock,  John,  Carlops,  North  Esk  reservoir 
Gibson,  John  L.  draper 
Girdwood,  Eev.  William,  Bridge-end  manse 
Hall,  Thos.  merchant 
Harrison,  William,  bootmaker 
Hawk,  Misses,  fancy  wareho.  Paradise  cottage 
Henderson,  James,  farmer,  Auchincorth 
Henderson,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant 
Hislop,  James,  farmer,  Netherton 
Hodge,  Mrs  Grace,  vintner 
Hodge,  James,  hotel-keeper 
Horsburgh,  Eobert,  South-bank  house 
Howden,  Charles,  watchmaker 
Hunter,  James  M'Lean,  architect  and  land 

surveyor 
Imrie,  Eev.  William  W.,  manse 
Johnstone,  George,  baker 
Johnston,  James,  farmer,  Marfield 
Johnston,  W.  Smith,  Nine-mile  burn 
Jones,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Kay,  Eobert,  carter  and  carrier 
Laing,  John,  wright,  Silverburn 
Lamb,  Thomas,  baker 
Lang,  John,  tailor,  &c. 
Law,  William,  china  merchant 
Lawson,  Charles,  builder,  Blackburn  cottage 
M'Dougal,  Thomas,  Eskvale 
M'Gill,  Alexander,  smith  and  founder 
M'Leod,  Eobert,  tailor  and  clothier 
Monteith,  Eobert,  surgeon 
Mui-ray,  Eobert,  farmer,  Spittal 
Mun-ay,  Eobert,  farmer,  of  Springfield 
Murray,  Eobert,  of  Springfield 
Murray,  Thos.  farmer,  Eastside 
Murray,  Walter,  farmer,  Walstone 
Paterson,  John,  agent,  Clydesdale  Bank 
Paterson,  John,  farmer,  Eastfield 
Paterson,  John,  grocer.  Bridge-end 
Paterson,  John,  ironf  ounder 
Penicuik  Co-operative  Association 
Pettrie,  H.  land-steward,  Wellington  Eefor" 

matory 
Philip,  Helen,  merchant,  Kirkhill 
Eobb,  William,  farmer,  Brunstane 
Eobb,  WiUiam,  blacksmith,  Nine-mile  bum 
Eobertson,  John,  postmaster  and  saddler 
Eussel,  James,  grocer  and  draper 


Shepherd,  John,  Mauriswood 

Simpson,  Wilham,  stationer 

Smith,  George,  innkeeper,  Nine-mile  burn 

Smith,  James,  farmer,  Netherton 

Sommerville,  William,  farmer.  Wanton  walls 

Steadman,  John,  gi'ocer 

Stevenson,  T.  farmer.  Mount  Lothian 

Stewart,  Eev.  Hugh  A.,  F.C.  manse 

Stewart,  David,  vintner 

Symington,  Henry,  general  merchant 

Tait,  Andrew,  land-steward  to  the  Eight  Hon, 

Sir  Geo.  Clerk,  Bart.,  Bank  house 
Tait,  James,  wright 
Thin,  George,  surgeon 
Thompson,  Mrs,  Beeslack 
Thomson,  J.  &  J.  cattle  dealers,  Silverburn 
Thomson,  J.  grocer  and  victualler 
Thomson,  Wm.  meal  dealer 
Veitch,  Andrew,  farmer,  Braidwood 
Veitch,  James,  miUer  and  innkeeper,  Carlops 
Vessie,  Miss,  grocer,  Herpersbrae 
Waters,  Eobert  E.  farmer,  Cornbank 
White,  James,  draper  and  grocer 
Wilkison,  Thos.  saddler 
Wilson,  David,  farmer,  Habershaw 
Wilson,  Thomas,  farmer.  Halls 
Wilson,  William,  general  merchant 
Wilson,  William,  painter  and  plasterer.  Bridge 

street 
Young,  James,  Free  Church  street 

Portobello  and  Joppa. 

Absolom,  Eev.  Cha.  Severn,  16  Straiton  pi. 
Adams,  G.  C,  S.S.C,  Abercorn  villa,  Joppa 
Adams,  John,  S.S.C.  13  West  Brighton  cres- 
cent 
Ainshe,  Miss,  11  Bath  street 
Aitchison,  Alexander,  24  Brighton  street 
Allan,  Mrs,  Broadlee  cottage 
AUan,  Eev.  James,  168  High  street 
Allison,  Jas.  Hogg,  jun.  agent,  4  Abercorn  pi. 
Anderson,  Alexander,  dairy,  37  High  street 
Anderson,  James,  115  High  street 
Anderson,  Miss  Isabella,  29  Joppa 
Anderson,  Miss  Marion  A.  29  Joppa 
Anderson,  Miss  Mary,  109  Union  Place 
Anderson,  Miss  Mary,  3  Bath  place 
Angus,  Wm.  agent,  168  High  street 
Arthur,  William,  29  Tower  street 
Baillie,  John,  baker  and  confectionei',  34  High 

street 
Bain,  James,  coal  agent,  29  High  street 
Baird,  Alexander,  poulterer,  83  High  street 
Baird,  FuUarton,  teacher.  Park  cottage 
Baird,  Miss,  Murray  lodge 
Baird,  Miss,  Abercorn  lodge 
Baldwin,  Mrs,  Fairfield  cottage 
Balfour,  Andw.  Howden,  surg.  6  Brighton  pi. 
Balgarnie,  James  H.  3  Victoria  terrace 
Banks,  Eobert,  agent,  4  Abercorn  place 
Banks,  Thomas,  30  Joppa 
Barrie,  George,  mason,  19  Joppa 


COTTNTY  DIEECTORY. 


379 


Barron,  Eev.  A.,  A.M.  teacher,  Windsor  lodge 

academy 
Barnett,  Mrs,  9  Melville  street 
Begbie,  Colonel  Thos.  Stirling,  Abercorn  ter. 
Begbie,  Mrs,  26  Bath  street 
Beatson,  D.  M.  S.  Rose  lodge 
Beattie,  Mi's,  15  Bath  street 
Beattie,  Miss,  156  High  street 
Bell,  Axidrew,  contractor 
Bell,  James,  engineer,  29  Brighton  place 
Bell,  Mrs  Peter,  Ramsay  lane 
Bell,  Mrs,  6  East  Brighton  crescent 
Bently,  Mrs,  Maryfield  cottage 
Berry,  George,  Rosefield  cottage 
Bishop,  Miss,  9  Regent  street 
Black,  William,  3  Grove  place 
Black,  Miss,  4  John  street 
Blackie,  Mrs,  34  Joppa 
Blair,  Thomas  B.  10  James'  street 
Boggie,  Alex.  8  James  street 
Borthwick,  John,  teacher,  Westbank  academy 
Bowei*,  David,  grocer,  &c.,  40  High  street 
Bowie,  William,  saddJer,  22  High  street 
Bowman,  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Regent  street 
Brice,  Mrs,  23  Regent  street 
Brigstocke,   Geo.   Aug.  wine  merchant  and 

colonial  agent,  28  Bath  street 
Brock,  Mrs,  204  High  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  26  Brighton  place 
Brown,  Mrs,  14  Mount  Pleasant 
Brown,  Miss,  lodgings,  17  Straiton  place 
Bruce,  Mrs  Cath.,  grocer,  23  Wilson's  park 
Bryce,  David,  architect,  7  Bath  place 
Bryden,  Mrs,  High  street 
Buchanan,  James,  solicitor,  73  George  street, 

Edinburgh,  20  Brighton  place 
Buchanan,  Margaret  Loch,  23  Brighton  place 
Burns,  Mrs  Marion,  7  Melville  place 
Burnet,  Mrs  butcher,  84  High  street 
Burnett,  Wm.  grocer,  56  High  street 
Calder,  Henry,  wine  merchant  and  grocer, 

142  High  street — house,  2  James'  street 
Caldwell,  Wm.  (C.  B.),  Bellfield  house 
Caldwell,  Mrs,  2  Victoria  terrace 
Cameron,  Duncan,  wholesale   stationer,  35 

Tower  street 
Campbell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Bellfield 
Campbell,  Miss,  9  Pitt  street 
Cargill,  R.  6  Sandford  street 
Carter,  Joseph,  tobacconist,  88  High  street — 

house,  86 
Cathie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Tower  street 
Chalmers,  Mrs  Colonel,  3  Windsor  terrace 
Charters,  Robert,  assistant-commissary-gene- 
ral, 3  Rosefield  place 
Chisholm,  Mrs,  67  High  street 
Chisholm,  Miss  Isabella,  6  James'  street 
Chisholm,  Miss,  4  Rosefield  place 
Clark,  James,  tobacconist,  Town  hall 
Clark,  Mrs  Chas,  5  Straiton  place 
Clay,  Mrs,  2  Mount  Pleasant 
CleUand,  T.  F,  teacher,  Rosefield  academy, 

Adelphi  place 


Clephane,   Lieut.-Col.  Robert  D.,  Brunstain 

house 
Clydesdale  Bank,  William  Newlands,  agent 
Collie,  David,  inspector  of  branch  banks  of 
Commercial  bank  of  Scotland,  13  Welling- 
ton street 
Comrie,  Peter,  teacher,  Towerbank  house 
Condie,  Mrs,  Middlefield  house 
Cooke,  Mrs  Thos.  B.  3  W.  Brighton  crescent 
Cooper  and  Wood,  glass  bottle  manufacturers 
Cooper,  Richard  (C.  and  W),  Baileyfield 
Co-operative  Store,  37  High  street 
Cornwall,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  3  Bridge  street 
Council  Chambers,  and  Offices  of  Commis- 
sioners of  Police,  1  Grove  place — A.  Pater- 
son,  town-clerk 
Court,  Rev.  Robert  33  Tower  street 
Cowan,  Andrew,  general  draper  and  trimming 

merchant,  120  High  street 
Craig,  David,  papermaker,  10  John  street 
Craig,  David,  and  Co.  papermakers 
Craigie,  John,  house  and  decorative  painter, 

8  Tower  street 
Crawford,  J.  Knox,  S.S.C.  19  Brighton  cres- 
cent, west 
Crichton,  R.  butcher,  110  High  street 
Croll,    Alex,    insjpector    of  police,    Council 

chambers,  1  Grove  street 
Crombie,  John,  plumber,  137  High  street 
Crompton,  Mrs,  3  Welhngton  street 
Currie,  Mrs,  174  High  street 
Currie,  John,  spirit  dealer,  79  High  street 
Darling,  Miss,  15  Mount  Pleasant 
Davidson,  John,  grocer,  112  High  street 
Davidson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  41  Joppa 
Davidson,  R.  W.  5  Victoria  terrace 
Davidson,  Mrs  John,  6  John  street 
Dawson,  Mrs  Major,  11  Pitt  street 
Dean,  R.  1  Windsor  place 
Deans,  Rev.  George,  J  essfield  house 
D'Arcy,  Rev.  W.  1  Sandford  street 
Denham,  Mrs,  20  Melville  street 
Dickie,  G.  R.  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  132 

High  street 
Dickson,  James,  lodgings,  54  High  street 
Dickson,  Mrs,  4  Bellfield  lane 
Dickson,  Mrs  P.  lodgings,  Bellfield  place 
Dickson,  Mrs  D.  J.  Mount  Charles 
Dickson,  Miss,  Mount  Charles 
Dixon,  John,  dairy,  Wilson's  park 
Dobie,  Miss,  25  Regent  street 
Dodds,  P.  gardener,  103  Union  place 
Doig,  Mrs,  50  High  street 
Donaldson,  Wm.  St  Mary's,  Rosefield 
Donaldson,  Mrs,  3  Melville  street 
Dougal,  David,  7  Bellfield  lane 
Douglas  &  Smart,  house  factors,  auctioneers, 

appraisers,  and  undertakers,  158  High  st. 
Douglas,  Mrs  Wm.  156  High  street 
Douglas,  Misses,  3  Brighton  crescent 
Drummond,  Miss  E,  5  John  street 
Drysdale,  Miss,  4  Wellington  place 
Dunlop,  Andrew,  causeylayer,  2  Berry  sq. 


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COUNTY  BIEECTORY. 


Dunlop,  George  M.  1  Eosefield  place 
Dunlop,  Eobert,  hairdresser,  &c,,  73  High  st. 
Dunlop,  Miss,  3  Lower  Joppa 
Dunn,  Kobert,  137  High  street 
Dunsmure,  John,  PittviUe 
Edmond,  G.  teacher,  5  Maryfield 
Edmonston,  Samuel,  artist,  1  James'  street 
Elliot,  Mrs  Col.  5  Melville  street 
EUiot,  Mrs,  13  Tower  street 
EUiot,  Mrs,  117  High  street 
Ellis,  Wm.  M.  8  Wellington  street 
Erskine,  Misses,  11  Melville  street 
Ewart,  Robert,  wright,  4  Adelphi  place 
Fairbairn,  A.  grocer,  36  High  street — ^house, 

2  Grove  place 
Eairbaim,  James,  25  Tower  street 
Eairfoul,  Mrs  Helen,  27  Joppa 
Eairley,  James,  36  Joppa 
Falkner,  And.  17  Eegent  street 
Falshaw,  James,  7  Straiton  place 
Fegan,  John,  13  Brighton  crescent 
Ferrier,  David,  bookseller,  17  Pitt  street 
Ferguson,  Miss,  3  St  James'  terrace 
Flockhart,  John  S.  ironmonger,  98  High  st. 
Forrest,  James,  cart  and  van  builder,  &c.  17 

High  street 
Forsyth,  John,  baker  and  confectioner,  102 

High  street 
Forsyth,  John  S.  27  Tower  street 
Forsyth,  E.  baths  and  marine  boarding-house, 

Bath  street 
Forsyth,  Misses,  2  Eosefield  place 
Fortune,  James,  Eosefield  avenue 
Eraser,  James,  115  High  street 
Eraser,  John  C.  3  James'  street 
Eraser,  Eear-Admiral,  19  Brighton  place 
Eraser,  Lieut.-Col.  Eobert  W.   11  Brighton 

crescent 
Eraser,  Miss  B.  6  Eegent  street 
Eraser,  Miss,  19  Brighton  place 
Fulton,  Adam,  tailor,  29  High  street 
Fyvie,  Miss  Ann,  89  High  street 
Gebbie,  James,  7  Pitt  street 
Gentle,  John,  Eathbone  place 
Gibbon,  John,  6  Wilson's  park 
Gilchrist,  Mrs  Anne,  1  Straiton  place 
GilfiUan,  Henry,  late  of  H.M.  Customs,  28 

Tower  street 
GilfiUan,  Mrs,  1  Bath  place 
Gillespie,  Joseph,  smith,  4  Tower  street 
Gillespie,  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Tower  street 
Goodall,  William  Smith,  Easter  Duddingston 
Goodsir,  David,  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 
170  High  St. — house,  Wallacefield  cottage 
Gordon,  Thomas,  dairy,  Eose  bank 
Gordon,  Maxwell,  3  John  street 
Gordon,  Mrs,  20  Pitt  street 
Gourlay,  Eobert,   commercial   traveller,   11 

Brighton  place 
Gow,  Mrs,  133  High  street 
Grace,  Miss,  Spring  gardens,  John  street 
Graham,  Mrs  Frederick,  13  Eosefield  avenue 
Graham,  Miss  Isabella,  2  John  street 


Grant,  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  6  Tower  street 

Gray,  Begbie,  grocer,  Joppa 

Gray,  John,  coach-hirer,  6  Bath  street 

Gray,  John,  wright,  3  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 

Gray,  Thomas,  victual  dealer,  154  High  st. 

Gray,  WiUiam,  18  Eegent  street 

Greig,  Mrs,  6  Eegent  street 

Grieve,  P.  D.  {Royal  Bank)^  29  Brighton  place 

Grieve,  Miss,  2  Wellington  place 

Gunn,  Daniel,  mason.  208  High  street 

Guthrie,  David,  1  Hope  street 

Haig,  James,  plumber,  &c.  130  High  street — ■■ 

house,  122 
Hall,  J.  H.  major,  E.I. A.  10  John  street 
Hamilton,  Jas.  Clarkson,  1  Dalkeith  st.  Joppa 
Hamilton,  Mrs,  2  Melville  street 
Hamilton,  Miss  Anna,  39  Tower  street 
Hamilton,  Miss  J.  6  Eosefield  place 
Hamilton,  Misses,  2  E.  Brighton  crescent 
Handasyde,  Mrs  Gilbert,  23  Tower  street 
Harthill,  John,  10  Straiton  place 
narrower,  Miss,  Eosebank  house 
Hay,  D.  S.  artist,  32  Bath  street 
Hay,  E.  &  A.  china  warehouse,  150  High  st. 
Hay,  John,  potter,  Eosebank 
Hay,  WiUiam,  26  Joppa 
Henderson,  Mrs  John,  3  WeUington  place 
Henderson,  Miss,  15  Brighton  place 
Henderson,  Miss,  crinoline  and  stay  ware- 
house, 2  Tower  street 
Hepburn,  John,  25  High  street 
Hepburn,  Peter,  smith,  23  High  street 
Hepburn,  Thos.  smith,  23  and  25  High  st. 
Hetherton,  Miss,  10  Mount  Pleasant 
Hewat,  Eichard  G.  grocer  and  wine  merchant, 

170  High  street 
Hewat,  Mrs  J.  Catherine  cottage 
Hewat,  Miss,  grocer,  78  High  street 
Hill,  Wm.  surgeon.  Union  place 
Hills,  WiUiam,  adjutant,  Edin.  Eifle  Volun- 
teers, 32  Eegent  street 
Holtum,  Thomas,  clothier,  7  Brighton  cres. 
Home,  Alex.  Geo.,  M.D.  of  Whitfield,  Mount 

iEolus 
Hope,  James,  farmer,  E.  Duddingston 
Hope,  James,  mason,  35  High  street 
Hope,  Mrs  Wm.  2  Windsor  terrace 
Hopekirk,  Adam,  bookseUer,  74  and  76  High 

street 
Houliston,  Mrs,  6  Mount  Pleasant 
Hotvieson,  Mrs,  4  Straiton  place 
Howison,  Mrs,  40  Tower  street 
Hughes,  Capt.  Herbert  Jones,  4  Victoria  ter. 
Hunter,  Alex,  joiner,  4  Bath  st. — house,  19 
Hunter,    William,  Westbank  brickworks — 

house,  22  Eegent  street 
Hunter,  Miss  J.  10  WeUington  street 
Hutton,  A.  chemist  and  druggist,  90  High  st, 
Hutton,  Mrs,  5  Brighton  place 
Inglis,  James,  house  factor,  joiner,  &c.  204 

High  street 
Inglis,  Willianx,  2  Abercorn  terrace 
Inglis,  Wm,  &  Son,  dairymen,  206  High  st. 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


381 


Inglis,  William,  137  High  street 
Ingram,  Alex.  Sea-side  house,  Eosebank 
Ingram,  Geo.  &  Co.  Westbank  brick  and  tile 

works 
Innes,  Francis  J.  8  Pitt  street 
Innes,  Mrs,  draper,  160  High  street 
Ireland,  Eev.  Eobert  H.  minister  of   Free 

Church,  manse 
Jack,  Miss,  Eosebank 
Jameson,  Mrs,  4  Brighton  place 
Jenkins,  Eev.  John  Gower,  incumbent  of  St 

Mark's  Episcopal  Church,  3  Brighton  pi. 
Jenner,  Chas.  Easter  Duddingston  lodge 
Johnston,  Alexander,  Helenvale 
Johnston,  James,  5  James'  street 
Johnston,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  34 

High  street 
Johnston,  Mrs  Agnes,  7  Melville  street 
Johnston,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Maryfield 
Johnstone,  James,  5  James'  street 
Johnstone,  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Joppa 
Jokel,  Conrad,  4  Mount  Pleasant 
Kedzlie,  George,  clothier  and  silk  mercer, 

114  and  118  High  street — house,  2  John  st. 
Keith,  William  Taylor,  Town-hall  restaurant 
Kellock,  W.  market  gardener,  Lower  Joppa 
Kemp,  David,  chemist,  106  High  street— ho. 

2  West  crescent 
Kemp,  Miss,  2  Abercorn  place 
Ker,  Mrs  T.  D.  7  West  Brighton  crescent 
Kerr,  Wm.  3  Abercorn  place 
Key,  T.,  H.M.I.S.  10  East  Brighton  crescent 
Kidd,  Miss  Ann,  dressmaker,  5  Bath  street 
Kinlay,  Miss,  4  Bellfield  place 
Kilgour,  Thomas  W.  4  East  Brighton  ores. 
Kirkpatrick,  Miss,  Wellington  cottage 
Kyles  &  Law,  photographers,  206  High  st. 
Laing,  David,  East  villa,  1 2  James'  street 
Laing,  Wm.  18  Joppa 
Lamb,  Edmund,  10  Pitt  street 
Lamb,  Thos.  carter  and  dairyman,  8  Pipe  st. 
Lamond,  James,  S.S.C.  and  N.P.,  12  Brighton 

place 
Landels,  Adam,  butcher,  134  High  street 
Lang,  Thomas  Bamford,  controller,  Sorting 

department,     G.F.-O.,    Edinburgh  —  resi- 
dence, 22  Brighton  place 
Latta,  Mrs  Dr,  2  East  Brighton  crescent 
Lawrence,  George,  23  Bath  street 
Lawrie,  W.  merchant,  172  High  street 
Leef,  Mrs  Eobert,  5  Pitt  street 
Livingston,  Allan,  Abercorn  brick  and  tile 

works,  and  Joppa  quarry — ho.  Williamfield 
Livingston,  Misses,  Joppa  house 
Lockie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  Brighton  place 
Logan,  Jasper,  painter,  105  Union  place 
Loudon,  John,  shoemaker,  2  Adelphi  place 
Love,  Mrs,  Crown  hotel 
Low,  J.  tavern,  Dalhousie  place 
Lowe,  Eev.  William,  minister  of  Independent 

Chapel,  12  Pitt  street 
Lyon,  Mrs  William,  1  Aitchison's  place 
Lyon,  Misses,  10  Rosefield  avenue 


Lythgoe,  J.  P.  railway  accountant,  7  Mount 

Pleasant 
Macadam,    Stevenson,    Ph.D.,    F.E.S.E.,    25 

Brighton  Place 
M'Arthur,  Peter,  inspector  Commer.  Bank, 

Edinburgh,  2  Pitt  street 
M'Callum,  Mrs  Malcolm,  208  High  street 
M'Corquodale,  Alex,  commission  merchant, 

4  Abercorn  terrace 
Macdonald,  Alexander,  5  Wilson's  park 
M'Donald,  Capt.  R.  2  Sandford  street 
M'Donald,  Mrs  G.  42  Regent  street 
M'Donald,   Catherine,  grocer  and  fruiterer, 

196  High  street 
Macdougald,  Eobert,  9  James'  street 
Macfarlane,  Mrs,  1  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
M'Farlane,  H.  gardener,  5  Eegent  street 
M'Farlane,  Eobert,  gardener,  Ramsay  lodge 
M'Gowan,  George,  1  Regent  street 
M'Gowan,  Geo.  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  77 

High  street 
Macgregor,  Capt.  E.  Stuart,  Seaville 
M'Gregor,  Mrs  Colonel  Hugh,  14  Brighton 

place 
Macintyre,  Col.,  H.E.I.C.S.  Bath  house 
Mackay,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Melville  street 
Mackenzie,  John,  4  Windsor  terrace 
Mackenzie,  Mrs  Lieut.  14  Melville  street 
M'Keracher,  D.  smith,  20  High  street 
Mackie,    James,    justice   of    peace  officer, 

Grove  house 
M'Kinlay,  George,  slater,  12  Eegent  street 
M'Kinlay,  Mrs  E.  slater  and  glazier,  144  High 

street 
Maclagan,  Alexander,  42  Tower  street 
M'Laren,  Misses  J.  &  E.  drapers,  High  street 
M'Lean,  Mrs,  18  Bath  street 
M'Lean,  Miss,  Tower  bank  house 
M'Naught,  Miss,  lodgings,  2  Windsor  place 
M'Neil,  Jane,  6  Bellfield  lane 
M'Vey,  W.  watchmaker,  working  jeweller, 

ironmonger,  &c.  166  High  street 
Mann,  Mrs,  198  High  street 
Manson,  David,  S.S.C.  25  Bath  street 
Martin,  Eobert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,   17 

Tower  street 
Martin,  Miss  E.   millinery  and  small  ware 

warehouse,  96  High  street 
Mason,  Mrs,  15  Pitt  street 
Masonic  Lodge,  Portobello — W.  Hunter,  22 
Eegent  street,  master ;  J.  S.  Flockhart,  98 
High  street,  sec. — 3d  Thursday 
Massiah,  Mrs,  Windsor  cottage 
Matheson,  J.  bootmaker,  5  Bellfield  place 
Matheson,  Peter,  mason,  127  High  street 
Meikle,  Christopher,  6  Abercorn  terrace 
Menzies,  Wm.  Seabeach  house 
Mercer,  Eobt.  of  Scotsbank,  Eamsay  lodge 
Merrilees  &  Co.  printers  and  jjublishers,  186 

High  street — house,  11  Eegent  street 
Merrilees,  F.  Eden  villa 
Mickel,  Mrs,  grocer,  10  High  street — house, 
12  High  street 


382 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Md-Lothian  Pottery  Company,  W.  A.  Gray, 
proprietor,  manufacturers  of  stoneware,  &c. 
Miles,  Thos.  bootmaker,  130  High  street 
Millar,  Miss,  24  Tower  street 
Miller,  Thomas,  Adelphi  place 
Mitchell,  Miss  A.  of  Eaefield,  15  Wellington  st. 
Moffat,  Jas.  coach-hirer,  10  Eegent  st.  court 
Moffat,  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Abercorn  place 
Monielaws,  Mrs  Captain,  16  Melville  street 
Monteith,  Misses,  8  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Morris,  Alexander,  baker  and  confectioner, 

14  and  124  High  street 
Morrison,  Th.  gardener,  1  Abercorn  street 
Morrison,  Mrs  John,  24  Brighton  ]place 
Morrison,  Mrs,  1  Lower  Joppa 
Muir,  C,  B.  25 J  Eegent  street 
Muir,  Mrs,  dairy,  75  High  street 
Mundell,  Mrs,  12  WeUington  street 
Munro,  Arch.  I.  fruiterer,  82  High  street 
Murdoch,  Alex.  1  West  Brighton  crescent 
Murdoch,  Eev.  John,  1 8  Brighton  crescent 
Mure,  Robert,  S.S.C.  5  Abercorn  terrace 
Murray,  Stephen,  1 62  High  street 
Mylne,  John,  13  Brighton  place 
Napier,  Miss,  lodgings,  6  Regent  street 
Newlands,  Wm.  agent  Clydesdale  bank,  and 
General  Life  and  Fire  Insurance  Company 
Newsam,  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  58 

High  street 
Nesbit,  John,  pharmaceutical  chemist,  200 

High  street 
Nisbet,  Alex,  salt  manufacturer,  Joppa  pans 
Oliver,  Mrs,  4  Dalkeith  street,  Joppa 
Ormiston,  Jn.  coal  mercht.  Portobello  station 
Outterson,  Mrs,  confectioner,  &c.  65  High  st. 
Paterson,  Alex,  town-clerk  and  registrar  of 
births,  &c.  and  agent  for  the  Life  Associa- 
tion   of   Scotland,    Council   chambers,    1 
Grove  place 

Paterson,  James,  Hawthorn  cottage,  Joppa 

Paterson,  John,  Burn  house 

Paterson,  Richard  S.  manure  merchant,  5 
Rosefield  place 

Paterson,  Robert,  baker,  44  High  street 

Paterson,  Mrs,  Inverey  house 

Paton,  Hugh,  H.M.  carver  and  gilder,  Tower 

Paxton,  George,  48  Joppa 

Paxton,  Miss,  137  High  street 

Pearson,  Mrs,  21  Pitt  street 

Peat,  Mrs  Col.  4  West  Brighton  crescent 

Police  Office,  5  Pipe  street 

Porteous,  David,  gas  manager.  Bridge  st. 

Portobello  Gas  Light  Co.  Bridge  street 

Powell,  Stephen,  8  Rosefield  avenue 

Pringle,  George,  dairyman  and  coal  agent, 
11  High  street 

Pringle,  Peter,  provision  mercht.  21  High  st. 

Proudfoot,  Thomas,  16  Regent  street 

Proudfoot,  Mrs,  16  Regent  street 

Proudfoot, ,  baker,  148  High  street 

Puntin,  Joseph,  20  Regent  street 

Raeburn,  Wm.  (W.  Sf  J.  R),  Eastfield  house 

Ramage,  Jas.  artist,  8  West  Brighton  crescent 


Ramsay,  James,  boot   and  shoe  maker,  43 

High  street 
Registrar  of  births,  &c.,  for  the  Burgh,  Alex. 

Paterson  —  office,    Council   chambers,    1 

Grove  place 
Reid,  Alex,  gardener  and  fruiterer,  140  High 

street^ — house,  10  Regent  street 
Reid,  T.  G.  {I.E.),  19  Straiten  place 
Reid,  Miss,  204  High  street 
Ren  wick,  James,  198  High  street 
Riddel,  James,  spirit  merchant.  49  High  st. 
Ritchie,  Robert,  contractor,  Joppa  pans 
Ritchie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Wellington  street 
Roberton,  Miss  Jane,  12  Brighton  crescent 
Robertson,  Andrew,  19  Pitt  street 
Robertson,  David,  2  Bath  place 
Robertson,  David,  toAvn  porter,  22  Pipe  st. 
Robertson,  Dr,  9  Melville  street 
Robertson,  John,  solicitor,  27  Brighton  place 

— chambers,  63  Hanover  street,  Edinburgh 
Robertson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Eegent  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  10  James'  street 
Robertson,  Miss,  15  W.  Brighton  crescent 
Robertson,  Miss,  21  Pitt  street 
Robinson,  T.  W.,  of  Maitland,  4  Melville  pi. 
Rodger,  Miss,  137  High  street 
Rogers,  John,  brickmaker,  15  Regent  street 
Ross,  James,  blacksmith,  16  Wilson's  j)ark 
Ross,  William,  mason,  5  Bellfield  lane 
Ross,  Mi's,  Bay  Horse  inn,  61  High  street 
Russell,  G.  11  Rosefield  avenue 
Rutherford,  Robert,  (R.  &  Bon,)  Joppa 
Rutherford,  Mrs,  28  Tower  street 
Salmon,  John  M.  4  James'  street 
Samuel,  Peter,  Morton  cottage,  Windsor  pi. 
Sanders,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  6]  High  street 
Sanderson,  Alexander,  builder,  1  Abercorn 

place 
Sanderson,  J.  H.,  Hamilton  lodge,  Easter  Dud- 

dingston 
Sanson,  Alexander,  Eastfield  house,  James'  st. 
Scott,  Alex,  smith,  &c.  135  High  street — ho. 

1  Bellfield 
Scott,  A.  picture  engraver,  22  Wilson's  park 
Scott,  David,  5  Tower  street 
Scott,  Henry,  house  agent  and  builder,  131 

High  street — house,  28  Regent  street 
Scott,  Henry,  bank  clerk,  3  Melville  place 
Scott,  James  1  Bellfield 
Scott,  James,  Helen  vale 
Scott,  Robei't,  inspector  of  poor,  136  High 

street 
Scott,  Robert,  2  Abercorn  place 
Selby,  Mrs,  Samiston  lodge,  145  High  st. 
Sharp,  Mrs,  5  Melville  place 
Shepherd,  Joseph,  chimney  sweeper,  9  Ram- 
say lane 
Shepperd,  James,  accountant,  3  Straiton  j)l. 
Simpson,  H.  stationer,  Selville 
Simpson,   James,   cowfeeder  and    carter,    7 

Tower  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  5  Sandford  street 
Sinclair,  David,  plasterer,  St  Mary's,  Rosefield 


COUNTY  DIEECTORY. 


183 


Slight,  James,  victual  dealei',  46  High  street 
Slight,  John,  victual  dealer,  180  High  street 
Slight,  Wm.  21  High  street 
Smart,  W.S.  burgh  assessor,   Valuation  of 

Lands'  Act,  Eoyton  cottage 
Smith,  Alex.,  W.S,  Melville  house 
Smith,  Crawford,  bricklayer,  4  Bath  place 
Smith,  James,  joiner,  22  Bath  street 
Smith,  John  and  George,  builders,  7  Bath 

street 
Smith,  John,  bath.-machine  keeper,  4  Bath 

place 
Smyth,  J.  S.  (G.P.-O.),  23  Joppa 
Somerville,  Miss,  24  Eegent  street 
Spence,  Ad.  builder,  Wellington  street 
Spence,  Peter,  builder,  4  Wellington  street 
Steedman,  Miss,  13  Pitt  street 
Steel,  Miss,  2  Lower  Joppa 
Stephen,  Hector,  draper,  millinery  and  ladies' 

outfitting  warehouse.  Town  hall 
Stevens,  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

33  High  street — house,  35 
Stevenson,  Allan,  6  Pitt  street 
Stevenson,  Eobert  Pasley,  7  Eosefield  avenue 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  3  Eegent  street 
Stewart,  Chas.  &  Co.  plumbers  and  gasfitters, 

Brighton  place 
Stewart,  Mrs  D.  lodgings,  122  High  street 
Stewart,  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Brighton  place 
Stewart,  Miss,  46  Eegent  street 
Stirling,  Thomas,  bathing-machine  proprietor, 

Tower  cottage 
Stoddart,  Mrs,  18  MelviUe  street 
Sutherland,  John,  draper,  clothier,  &c.  126 

High  street 
Sutherland,  Miss,  5  Wellington  street 
Tait,  Andrew,  station  agent,  N.  B.  railway 
Tait,  James,  24  Bath  street 
Tait,  Mrs  Andrew,  lodgings,  17  Joppa 
Taylor,  Alex,  bookseller  and  postmaster,  146 

High  street,  corner  of  Eegent  street — house, 

27  Eegent  street 
Thatcher,  Miss,  5  Bath  place 
Thom,  John,  spirit  dealer,  7  High  street 
Thomson,  A.  millinery  rooms,  188  High  st. — 

house,  1  Melville  street 
Thomson,  John  H.  pirofessor  of  music,  36 

Eegent  street 
Thomson,  Eobert,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant, 

45  High  street 
Thomson,  W.  china  merchant,  39  High  st, 
Thomson,  Mrs  Fanny,  commercial  and  pri- 
vate hotel,  1  and  3  Bath  street 
Thomson,  Mrs  George,  4  Melville  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  Kegent  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  3  Dalkeith  street 
Thornburn,  Miss,  4  Wellington  street 
Tod,  Andrew  (Phil.  Inst),  15  Tower  street 
Tod,  George,  16  High  st. 
Tough,  John,  painter,    glazier,  and   papex*- 

hanger,  128  High  street 
Tough,  John  Arthur,  painter  and  decorator, 

69  High  street 


Tough,  Thomas,  stoneware,  jar,  and  bottle 

manufacturer,  Portobello  pottery 
Towert,  John,  bootmaker,  150  High  street 
TurnbuU,  Andrew,  grocer,    1   Tower  street 

and  Wellington  street 
Turnbull,  Miss,  13  Eegent  street 
Turnbull,  Misses,  dressmakers,  1  Melville  st . 
Tweedie,  John,  5  East  Brighton  crescent 
Vallange,  Wm.,  M.D,  14  Bath  street 
Veitch,  John,  2  Wilson's  park 
Walker,  Mrs,  4  Bellfield  place 
Wallace,  Eev.  John,  minister  of  PortobeUo 

parish,  8  James'  street 
Wallace,  E.  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  24  High 

street 
Walters,  Miss,  lodgings,  Abercorn  cottage 
Wardlaw,  J.  F.,  W.S,  9  Bath  street 
Warren,  W.  and  A.  E,  agents,  Eoyal  Bank,  2 

Brighton  place 
Watson,  George,  gTOcer,  200  High  street 
Watson,  J.  spirit  dealer,  27  High  street 
Watson,  Jas,  pianoforte  tuner,  Hope  cottage, 

Hope  lane 
Watson,  E.  D.  9  Mount  Pleasant,  Joppa 
Watson,  Mrs,  5  Brighton  place 
Watt,  Miss,  dressmaker   and  milliner,   116 

High  street 
Watts,  John,  spirit  dealer,  121  High  street 
Waugh,  Mrs  Margaret,  lodging-house  keeper, 

Victoria  terrace 
Weir,  Miss,  4  Pitt  street 
Wemyss,  G.  cooper,  4  Eegent  street 
White,  James,  baker,  100  High  street — ho. 

2  Bath  street 
White,  Miss,  31  Eegent  street 
Whytock,  Alex.  Easter  Duddiugston  grange 
Wilkie,  John,  flesher,  164  High  street 
Wilkie  Mrs,  21  Brighton  place 
Wilson,  Mrs,  152  High  street 
Wilson,  John,  3  Bellfield  lane 
Winton,  Mrs,  1  John  street 
Wood,  John,  6  West  Brighton  crescent 
Wood,  Peter,  line  inspector,  N.  B.  E.  Co,  35 

High  street 
Wood,  Thomas  {Cooper  and  W),  Baileyfield 
Wood,  William,  station  master,  Joppa  station 
Wood,  Mrs  J.  hosier,  104  High  street 
Wood,  Mrs,  greengrocer,  3  Tower  street 
Woodrow,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  67  High  street 
Woodward,  Wm.  rail  converter,  19  Wilson's 

park 
Young,  E,  E.  surveyor,  Maryfield  bower 
Young,  William  M,  British  Linen  Company's 

Bank,  5  West  Brighton  crescent 
Young,  Mrs  D.  10  Brighton  place 

Prestonpans. 

Alexander,  William,  salt  manufacturer 
Barclay,  John,  merchant,  Cockeuzie 
Bathgate,  John,  baker,  Cockenzie 
Belfield  and  Co.  potters 


384 


COUNTY  DIEECTOEY. 


Bisset,  Kev.  Alex.  Establislied  Church,  Coc- 
kenzie 

Bruce,  George,  grocer 

Cadell,  H.  F.  merchant  and  shipper  of  coals, 
Cockenzie  house 

Cathie,  Peter,  fish  and  oyster  mer.  Cockenzie 

Davie,  John,  merchant.  Ship  store 

Dickson,  John,  merchant 

Donaldson,  Robert,  grocer,  Cockenzie 

Drysdale,  Joseph,  merchant 

Fowler,  John,  and  Co.  brewers 

Gourlay,  John,  oyster  and  fish  dealer,  Cock- 
enzie 

Grant,  James,  Queen's  Arms  inn 

Hislop,  John  Fowler,  brewer 

Hislop,  Eobert,  brewer 

Hislop,  Eobert,  jun. 

Kay,  Eobert,  merchant,  Cockenzie 

Kerr,  Charles,  grocer 

King,  Dr  James 

Lorimer,  Eev.  Arch.  Free  Church  manse, 
Cockenzie 

Mellis,  James,  soap  maker 

Nisbet,  Alexander,  grocer  and  draper 

Oliver,  Geo.,  M.D.  surgeon,  Eedburn  house 

Pearson,  Miss  Lucy,  merchant,  Cockenzie 

Petticrew,  James,  merchant 

Eoss,  Alex,  fish  merchant,  Cockenzie 

Eoss,  David,  grocer,  Cockenzie 

Schaw's  Hospital — J.  Wallace,  master ;  Miss 
Eliza  Ann  Webb,  matron 

Strathearn,  Davidson,  grocer,  &c.  Cockenzie 

Struthers,  Eev.  John,  F.S.A.  Scot.,  The  Manse 

Suttie,  Sir  George  Grant,  Bart. 

Syme,  Capt.  George,  E.N.  of  Northfield 

Taylor,  James,  farmer,  Bankton 

TurnbuU,  Ebenezer  A. 

TurnbuU,  Misses,  drapers 

Walker,  James,  grocer 

Yule,  Edward,  factor,  Preston  grange 

dueensferry,  South. 

Anderson,  Mrs  C.  inn,  Newton 

Andrews,  Eev.  Thomas  {Established) 

Archibald,  John,  farmer,  Duddingston 

Armour,  H.  H.  Philpstown  house 

Broomfield,  Eobert,  baker 

Burton,  Eobert,  schoolmaster,  Dalmeny 

Carfrae,  Miss,  Terrace 

Crawford,  Colonel  Eobert  Fitzgerald,  Eoyal 
Artillery,  North  cliff.  North  Queensferry 

Dawson,  Christopher,  schoolmaster,  Abercorn 

Dudgeon,  Alex,  farmer,  Easter  Dalmeny 

Dundas,  George,  Dundas  castle 

Dundas,  James,  of  Dundas,  Dundas  castle 

Gibson,  Eobert,  grocer 

Glendinning,  Peter,  factor,  Leuchold,  Dal- 
meny park 

Graham,  James,  farmer,  Bankhead 

Greenfield,  Wm.  gi-ocer,  Newton 

Greig,  David,  F.E.C.S.  Edinr. 

Hardie,  Henry,  coal  merch.  Hopetoun  colliery 


Hare,  Stewart  B.,  Philpston  house 

Harrower,  Mrs,  grocer 

Hill,  David,  grocer  and  baker 

Hopetoun,  Earl  of,  Hopetoun  house 

Hutton,  William,  baker 

Loveridge,  Jas.  N.  manager,  Paragon  works, 
Dundas  mains 

M'Ai'thur,  Mrs,  shipowner  and  coal  mer- 
chant 

Mackay,  Alex.  Bain,  grocer 

M'Kay,  Alexander,  draper 

M'Leroth,  Joseph,  Plewlands  house     • 

M'Queen,  Thos.  Blackness  fishery 

M'Eitchie,  Mrs,  draper 

Mason,  David,  bookseller  and  stationer 

Mason,  George,  tailor  and  clothier 

Meikle,  Miss,  Post-office 

Mitchell,  Andrew,  manager,  Plewlands  house 
distillery 

Morrison,  Alex,  farmer,  Newton 

Morrison,  Thomas,  farmer,  Wester  Dalmeny 

Muir,  Eev.  Eobert,  manse,  Dalmeny 

Nimmo,  Alex,  farmer,  Newton 

Nivens,  Adam,  gardener,  Hopetoun  gardens 

Playfair,  Eev.  David,  manse,  Abercorn 

Eeid,  Plenry,  coal  merchant 

Eosebery,  Earl  of,  Dalmeny  park 

Eoss,  John,  farmer,  AVestfield 

Scott,  Alex.  Society 

Stewart,  John,  and  Co.  distillers 

Taylor,  William,  Scotstoun  park 

Thomson,  George,  farmer,  Echline 

Thomson,  William,  farmer,  Milton 

Trotter,  Mrs,  Eoss  hill 

Vertue,  George,  New  gardens 

Williamson,  Eev.  David,  (U.F.) 

Wilson,  Mrs  Margaret,  Newhalls  inn 

Whyte,  Alex.,  Terrace 

Whyte,  Matthew,  Newhall  villa 

Wood,  James,  house  agent  and  carpenter, 
Terrace 

Ratho. 

Allan,  James,  farmer,  Clifton 

Anderson,  Mrs,  Bonnington  house 

Anderson,  Miss,  Wilkieston  cottage 

Bartie,  Thomas,  Woolshed  cottage 

Bishop,  John,  baker 

Borthwick,  Thomas,  butcher 

Brown,  William  Henry,  of  Ashley 

Bryce,  John,  coal  and  stone  merchant,  Eatho 

quarry 
Buchanan,    Mrs    Helen,    innkeeper,    Burn- 

wynd 
Carlisle,  James,  slater 
Chamberlain,  Henry  H.  professor  of  music, 

St  Mary's 
Cowan,  Dr  Wm.  of  Lynburn 
Craig,  Jas.  F.E.C.S.E.  Ludgate  lodge 
Craw,  Eobert,  draper  and  manufacturer 
Duncan,  John,  grocer 
Duncan,  Robert,  Hillwood  cottage 


i\ 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


385 


Dunlop,  Miss,  Gogar  mount 

Knnie,  Mrs,  Hillwood 

Fleming,  Joseph,  gardener 

Forrest,  John,  blacksmith,  Burnwynd 

Forrest,  Peter,  farmer,  Haggs 

Fortune,  David,  Ingliston 

Fowler,  Rev.  Dr,  The  Manse 

Glendinning,  George,  factor  and  land  valu- 
ator, Hatton  mains 

Hamilton,  James,  farmer.  West  Ingliston 

Hepburn,  Agnes,  postmistress 

Hill,  Mrs,  of  Hillwood 

King,  Robert,  farmer,  Ransfield 

Keith,  Rev.  Charles  M.  Dalmahoy  parsonage 

Lamb,  James,  grocer 

M'Laren,  Peter,  builder 

M'Whinnie,  David,  cowf eeder,  Orchardfield 

M'Whinnie,  David,  grocer,  Wilkieston 

Maitland,  Lieut.-Col.  Sir  Alex.  C.  Gibson, 
Bart.  Clifton  hall 

Melvin,  James,  farmer,  Bennington 

Melvin,  John,  Ratho  mains 

Morton,  The  Earl  of,  Dalmahoy 

Murray,  James,  farmer,  Lochend 

Ne\Tton,  Christopher,  agent,  Clarence  cot- 
tage 

Ogilvie,  Archibald,  Old  Listen 

Park,  James,  farmer,  Clifton  hall  mains 

Paterson,  William,  mason 

Paton,  Charles,  farmer,  Whitehill 

Sadler,  Thos.  farmer,  Norton  mains 

Sanderson,  B.  George,  farmer,  Hatton  mains 

Smith,  David,  parochial  schoolmaster 

Stewart,  Robert,  Ingliston 

Tait,  David,  teacher 

Tait,  Mrs,  dairy 

Thomson,  William,  merchant 

Tod,  Robert,  Ratho  villa 

Torrance,  W.  Camp  Lime  works,  Burnhouse 

Turner,  John,  farmer,  Newhouse 

Watson,  George,  Norton  house 

Watson,  Rev.  Hiram,  Free  Church 

Weddle,  James,  baker 

Welwood,  Mrs  Maconochie,  Hatton  house 

Young,  Robert,  grocer  and  coal  merchant 

Roslin,  or  Rosslyn. 

Ainslie,  William,  farmer,  Moat 

Ainslie,  Mrs  John 

Aitchison,  John,  farmer.  Mount  Marl 

Aitken,  Wm.  farmer,  Seafield 

Black,  John,  smith,  Howgate 

Brown,  Rev.  D.  Free  Church  manse 

Brown,  Mrs,  of  Frith 

Bruce,  Adam,  grieve,  Firth 

Bryce  and  Co.  baking  and  provision  store 

Bryce,  George,  millwright  ^ 

Campbell,  Dr 

Charlton,  Peter,  forester,  Woodend  cottage 

Cochrane,  Robert,  farmer 

Cruickshanks,  Mrs,  Hawthorn  cottage 

Cunningham,  Thomas,  farmer,  Kirkettle 


Dickson,  Alexander,  station-master,  Roslin 

station 
Dickson,  William,  farmer,  Slate  barns 
Foulis,  David,  gardener,  Woodhouselee 
Glover,  John,  farmer  and  grocer 
Good,  Mrs,  farmer.  Firth  mains 
Graham,  Geo.  Graham's  cottage,  Glencorse 
Harper,  Hugh,  farm  overseer.  Firth  mains 
Hay,  Merricks,  and  Co.  gunpowder  mills 
Henderson,  Rev.  John,  Established  Church 
Henderson,  Mrs,  farmer,  Roslin  lee 
Hunter,  Mrs,  grocer 
Jameson,  Mrs  Torry,  White  house 
Johnston,  William,  smith 
Johnston,  Mrs  William,  draper 
Kidd,  Alex,  farmer,  Morris  wood 
Law,  Hector,  gardener,  Woodfield 
Law,  William,  and  Son,  wrights  and  builders 
M'Bean,  W.  Pentland  grove,  Seafield 
Melrose,  Adam,  flesher  and  grocer 
Merricks,  Hezekiah,  Eskhill 
Merricks,  John,  Eskhill 
Merricks,  Mrs  Jas.  Woodfield 
Millar,  John,  keeper  of  the  Edinburgh  Water, 

Glen  cottage 
Neil,  David,  innkeeper,  Roslin  inn 
Nisbet,  Alex.  C.  teacher,  Janefield  cottage 
Noble,  Robert,  farmer,  Dryden  mains 
Noble,  William,  farmer,  Howgate 
Pearson,  Charles,  baker,  and  postmaster 
Purves,  Mrs  Elizabeth,  Roslin  castle 
Sanders,  Thomas,  cooper 
Smith,  Arch,  porter  and  ale  merchant,  Plover- 
hall 
Steedman,  James,  farmer,  Boghall 
Stoddart,  James,  land   steward,   Glencorse 

mains 
Tod,  John,  wright 
Torrance,  Rev.  Alex.  Glencorse 
Tytler,  James,  W.S.  Woodhouselee 
Wedderburn,  Major 
Wedderburn,  Lady  Helen,  Rosebank 
Weir,  Mrs  Robert 

Wilkie,  David,  teacher.  Free  Church  school 
Wilkie,  Mrs  Isabella 
Wilson,  John  F.  farmer,  tlouse  of  Muir 
Wilson,  John,  farmer,  Cross  house 

Slateford. 

Beilby,  J.  H.     _ 

Binnie,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  Longstone 

Brown,  Mrs  George,  sen. 

Burn,  John,  clerk,  Hailes  quarry 

Campbell,  Thomas,  Hailes  house 

Chalmers,  David,  paper  manufacturer,  Kates- 
mill 

Cochrane,  Matthew,  farmer,  Gray's  mill 

Craig,  D.  snuff  and  spice  maker,  Bog's 
mill 

Cunningham,  Andrew,  smith 

Cunningham,  John  T.  (/.  and  /,  (7.,  Edin.), 
Meggetland  house 


386 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


Dalrymple,  Alex,  joiner 
Dick,  Allan,  grocer  and  coal  merchant 
Dixson,  John,  farmer,  Kingsknowes 
Griffin,  William,  commercial  traveller,  Manse 
Haig,  William,  baker 
Henderson,  Wm.  miller,  Gray's  mill 
Hobkirk,  James,  farmer,  Craiglockhart 
Hood,  Mrs,  inn 

Hunter,  William,  station  master 
Hutton,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Inghs,  John,  of  Eedhall 
Johnston,  Eobert,  joiner 
Kayne,  John  E.  teacher.  School-house 
Lister,  George,  mill  master,  Eedhall  mill 
Lowrie,  William,  coal  merchant 
M'Nab,  A.  and  J.  dyers,  scourers,  bleachers, 
and  clear  starchers,  Inglis  Green  bleachfield 
— offices  39  Queen  st.  and  9  W.  Newington 
Maxwell,  Peter,  farmer,  Dumbryden 
Menzies,  Eobert,  Hailes  cottage 
Monro,  Alexander,  Craiglockhart  house 
Munro,   Andrew,   manager,   Hailes   quarry, 

Dumbryden 
Eobertson,  Daniel,  slater  and  glazier 
Eobertson,  James,  spirit  dealer 
Eobertson,  Thos.  E.,  W.S.  Gorgie  lodge 
EoUo,  Archibald,  farmer,  Gorgie  park 
Sanderson,  James,  postmaster 
Scott,  Mrs,  farmer,  Oxgang 
Simpson,  David,  carter,  Longstone 
Somerville,  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Stewart,  Alexander,  contractor 
Thomson,  W.  D.,  store 
Tod,  Alexander,  farmer,  Gorgie  mains 
Tregilgas,  W.  C.  {Broivn  ^  T.)  Slateford  ho. 
Veitch,  Alexander,  coal  merchant 
Veitch,  Andrew,  contractor 
White,  John,  police  constable 

Tranent. 

Ainslie,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Elvingston,  Glads- 

muir 
Aitken,  Miss  Mary 
Alexander,  George,  coal  manager 
Allan,  Archibald,  baker 
Anderson,  Alexander,  surgeon 
Anderson,  Miss  E.  stationer 
Bain,  David,  postmaster,  Gladsmuir 
Binnie,  Alexander,  baker,  Ormiston 
Black,  John,  saddler  and  innkeeper 
Brown,  Hugh,  teacher,  Ormiston 
Brown,  William,  merchant 
Csesar,  Eev.  William 
Charles,  John,  shoemaker 
Christie,  Andrew,  farmei',  Adinston 
Christie,  C.  &  Co.  West  bank  iron  works 
Christie,  C.  J.  farmer,  West  bank 
Costa,  Angelo,  Winton  garden  cottage 
Craig,  David,  baker,  Ormiston 
Cuthbertson,  Archibald,  farmer,  Greendykes 
Dalgleish,  E.  E.  manufacturer 
Davie,  George,  private  lunatic  asylum 


Deans,  John,  Penston,  Pencaitland,  St  Ger- 
man's, and  Drummore  collieries 

Deans,  John,  jun.,  Penston  and  Pencaitland 
collieries,  Seton  castle 

Dickson  and  Black,  merchants 

Dickson,  Charles,  farmer,  Hodges 

Dow,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer.  Church  street 

Drummond,  Eobert,  clerk 

Dunn,  Adam,  Tranent  mains 

Durie  &  Nisbet,  Elphinston  Coal  Co. 

Edie,  J.  C.  agent  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Ferme,  George,  farmer,  Eiggenhead 

Finlay,  James,  joiner 

Fletcher,  Andrew,  of  Salton 

Forsyth,  John,  postmaster  and  baker 

Fortune,  T.  L.  Elphingstone  tower 

Gray,  Thomas,  postmaster,  Salton 

Grieve,  Alexander,  blacksmith 

Grieve,  John,  Bank  park  coUiery  and  fire-clay 
works 

Hogg,  John,  flesher 

Hope,  John  H.  farmer,  South  Elphinston 

Howden,  Eobert,  farmer,  Boggs 

Hunter,  John,  Oxenford  mains,  Ormiston 

Hutcheson,  Mrs  George,  Seaton  lodge 

Inglis,  George,  draper 

Johnston,  James,  rector,  Steill's  hospital 

King,  John,  baker  and  merchant,  West  Salton 

Kirkwood,  James,  ironfounder 

Lawrie,  John,  butcher 

Leslie,  Peter,  merchant 

Lewis,  Eev.  George,  Ormiston  Free  Church 

Madden,  Mrs  C.  draper 

Mills,  William,  Greenhead,  Salton 

Mitchell,  Miss,  teacher 

Moffatt,  James,  farmer 

Moffatt,  Thos.  manager  of  Elphinstone  colliery 

Moore,  Thos.  Hepburn,  manager,  Penston 
and  Pencaitland  collieries 

Morrison,  Eobert,  gas  manager 

Murray,  Henry,  inspector  of  poor 

M'Gregor,  A.,  M.D. 

M' Walter,  Thomas,  joiner 

M'Watt,  Eev.  James,  Salton 

Naysmith,  Thomas,  draper 

Nimmo,  Alexander,  innkeeper  and  cab  i^rop. 

Nisbet,  Geo.  farmer  and  coal  merchant 

Nisbet,  Mrs,  Tranent  lodge 

Notman,  Wm.  sherifi"  officer 

Parlane,  Eev.  William,  A.M. 

Paterson,  Eev.  John,  Free  Church 

Pow,  Archibald,  flesher 

Eamsay,  Eev.  John,  Gladsmuir 

Eate,  George,  factor,  Ormiston 

Eate,  Mrs  G.  Lampockwells 

Eiach,  Eev.  W.  L.  Pencaitland 

Eitchie,  Walter,  manager  of  brick  and  fire- 
clay works,  Gladsmuir 

Eitchie,  William,  baker,  grocer,  and  post- 
master, Pencaitland 

Eoxburgh,  James,  clerk  to  police 

Euthven,  Lady,  Winton  castle 

Simpson,  Andrew  B.  tailor,  Back  street 


COUNTY  DIRECTORY. 


387 


Smeaton,  Archibald,  grocer 
Smeaton,  James,  merchant,  High  street 
Smeaton,  WiUiam,  Pencaitlancl  store 
Smith,  Alexander,  farmer 
Smith,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker.  New  row 
Smith,  Johnston,  jmi.  baker.  Church  street 
Smith,  Johnston,  sen.  boot  and  shoe  maker 
Smith,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  High  st. 
Smith,  Wm.  &  J.  farmers,  Elphinston 
Smith,  Wm.  farmer,  Easter  Windygoul 
Smith,  Wm.  smith  and  veterinary  surgeon 
Smith,  William,  boot  &  shoe  maker.  High  st. 
Stenhouse,  James,  farmer,  Myles 
Stenhouse,  Eobert,  farmer,  W.  Windygoul 
Steele,  William,  baker 

\ '  Steele,  Miss  J.  grocer,  Elphinston 
Stobie,  David,  farmer,  Carlaverock 
Stodart,  Thomas,  grocer,  Elphingston 
Stodart,  Thomas,  slater  &  glazier,  Church  st. 
Stodart,  William,  Wintonhill 
Thomson,  A.  farmer,  Kingslaw 
Thyne,  Wm.  farmer,  Hoperigg,  Gladsmuir 
Trail,  James,  baker 
Trotter,  Alexander,  flesher  and  postmaster, 

Ormiston 
Wallace,  George,  baker 
Watson,  Dr  David 
"Watson,  James,  M.D. 
Watson,  John,  merchant 
Watt,  Alexander,  carrier.  High  street 
Watt,  David,  dairyman,  High  street 
White,  James,  farmer,  Anntield 
"Williamson,  Eev.  AVilliam    T.    Established 

Church,  Ormiston 
Wilson,  A.  &  J.  builders 
"Wilson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Salton 

i  Wilson,  Mrs  George 
Young,  ^Y,  and  J.  Sandie  quarry 


Uphall. 

Arbuckle,  William,'  farmer,  Windf ord 

Boag,  John,  wright,  Dechmont 

Brash,  Robert,  slater 

Brown,  William,  wright,  Houston 

Z!lark,  William,  smith 

Dick,  Thomas,  farmer,  Milk  houses 

Douglas,  David,  farmer,  Dechmont 

Drysdale,  William,  flesher 

Duncan,  William,  builder 

Srskine,  Wm.  smith,  Dechmont 

^'arrie,  Thomas,  brickmaker 

?lint,  Mrs,  farmer,  Crossgreen 

^'ord,  James,  farmer,  Stankards 

jlen,  David,  innkeeper 

jlen,  Enoch,  farmer,  Fivestanks 

jrlenny,  William,  Houston  mill 

3}ray,  Patrick,  farmer,  Broadyetts 


Gray,  Mrs,  Knightsridge 

Hankey,  Captain,  Middleton  hall 

Hastie,  W.  saddler 

Heggie,  J.  wright,  Dechmont 

Hutchison,  James,  carrier 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  grocer 

Johnston,  Rev.  William,  The  Manse 

Lawson,  William,  farmer,  Nettlehill 

Lind,  James,  shoemaker 

Middlemas,  John,  Dechmont 

Mossman,  Robert,  wright 

Mossman,  Miss,  teacher 

Neill,  Miss,  Dovehill  house 

Nicol,  Thomas,  gardener,  Houston 

Nimmo,  David,  farmer,  Bankhead 

Paris,  "Walter,  farmer,  Dechmont 

Parratt,  Major,  Binny  cottage 

Purdie,  Thomas,  farmer,  Forkneuk 

Robertson,  Robert,  farmer,  Black  crags 

Russell,  James,  merchant 

Scott,  "William,  tailor 

Shairp,  Major,  Houston  house 

Skinner,  David,  teacher,  Binny 

Smeal,  E.  shoemaker 

Smith,  James,  farmer,  Law 

Stoddart,  John,  farmer.  West  Bangour 

TurnbuU,  Arch,  farmer.  West  Binny 

Wallace,  John,  farmer,  Burnhouse 

Weir,  James,  Binny  quarry 

West,  George,  farmer,  W.  Broadlaw 

West,  Joseph,  farmer.  East  Broadlaw 

White,  James,  draper,  grocer,  and  postmaster 

Wylie,  John,  farmer,  Houston  mains 

Wyllie,  William,  farmer.  East  Bangour 

Young,  David,  smith,  Balgreen 

Young,  Thomas,  baker 

"Winchburgh. 

Allan,  Miss  C.  farmer 

Angus,  David,  Lampingdale 

Bartholomew,  James,  farmer,  Duntervie 

Bird,  James,  smith 

Boag,  Mrs,  Craigton  house 

Currie,  Rev.  A,  Hawthorn  vale 

Dudgeon,  George,  farmer,  Humbie 

Dudgeon,  Robert,  farmer,  Humbie 

Hughes,  Mrs,  postmistress 

Kidd,  John,  Mounthooly 

Listens,  Messrs,  Auld  Cathie  cottage 

Millar,  Andrew,  Niddry  mains 

Muckle,  James,  innkeeper 

Park,  John,  station-master 

Nimmo,  Thomas,  Craigton 

Ross,  John,  farmer,  Westfield 

Somervail,  Peter,  Glendevon 

Stevenson,  Thomas,  farmer,  Niddry  castle 

Wilson,  John,  grocer 

Young,  Peter  &  John,  farmers,  Niddry 


388  POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — RATES. 


GENERAL  POST-OFFICE,  EDINBORGH. 


Postmasteb-Geneeal  fok  the  United  Kingdom, 
EIGHT  HONOURABLE  LORD  STANLEY  OP  ALDERLEY. 


I.-RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 
Inland  Letters. 

The  rate  of  postage  on  all  inland  letters  is  regulated  by  weight,  irrespective  of  distance:  and  is 
as  follows :— 

If  paid  in  advance. 

Letter  weigliing  not  more  than  half-an-ounce Id. 

,t            „        more  than  halfan-ounce  but  not  exceeding  one  ounce  2d. 

31            „        more  than  one  ounce  but  not  exceeding  two  ounces      .  4d.                 V'i 

5.            „        more  than  two  ounces  but  not  exceeding  three  ounces  6d.                 ■,;;■  i 

and  so  on ;  twopence  being  charged  for  every  additional  ounce.  i  ' 

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  exceeding  one  ounce,  if  bearing  a  penny 
stamp  only,  must,  on  delivery,  be  charged  twopence.  The  unpaid  additional  postage  on  re-directed 
letters,  however,  is  not  doubled,  being  the  same  as  if  such  postage  were  prepaid. 

Colonial  and  Foreign  Letters. 

The  rates  of  postage  on  letters  to  foreign  countries  and  the  colonies  are  entered  in  the  Table  of 
Foreign  and  Colonial  Postage  at  page  40L 

Addresses  to  the  Queen  and  Petitions  to 
Parliament. 

Petitions  and  Addresses  to  Her  Majesty,  forwarded  direct,  are  exempt  from  postage;  and  such 
petitions  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.  ISfo  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. 

Newspapers  and  other  periodical  Publications 
bearing  the  Newspaper  Stamp. 

All  periodical  publications,  including  newspapers  published  in  the  United  Kingdom,  at  intervals 
not  exceeding  thirty-one  days,  and  which  bear  an  impressed  stamp  or  stamps  denoting  the  stamp  I 
duty,  (of  the  kind  formerly  confined  chiefly  to  newspapers,)  may  be  transmitted  and  re-transmitted] 
through  the  post  within  the  United  Kingdom  free  from  postage  under  the  following  regulations.,  i 
viz.  :— 

1.  They  are  subject  to  the  same  restrictions  with  regard  to  the  number  of  sheets  and  super 


t»ita! 


tftii 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — RATES. 


389 


ficial  extent  as  were  formerly  applicable  only  to  newspapers  properly  so  called, 
restrictions  are  shewn  in  the  following  Table  ; — 


These 


Amount  of  Stamps 

impressed  on 

the  Publication. 

Maximum 
Number  of  Sheets. 

Maximum  superficial 

Extent  of  Letterpress  on 

One  Side. 

One  Penny 

Three  Halfpence      .    .    . 
Twopence 

Two 

Three 

Four 

2295  inches. 
3443      „ 
4590      „ 

2.  No  publication,  or  portion  thereof,  can  pass  through  the  post,  unless  the  impressed  stamp 

which  it  bears  be  at  least  a  stamp  of  the  value  of  one  penny. 

3.  The  title  and  date  of  the  publication  must  be  printed  at  the  top  of  every  page. 

4.  The  publication  must  be  folded  in  such  a  manner,  that  the  whole  of  the  stamp  or  stamps, 

denoting  the  full  duty,  shall  be  exposed  to  view,  and  be  distinctly  visible  on  the  outside, 
except  that  where  there  are  more  than  two  publications  in  the  same  cover,  it  will  be 
considered  sufficient  if  the  stamps  are  so  arranged  that  they  can  readily  be  examined. 

5.  It  must  not  be  printed  on  pasteboard,  or  cardboard,  or  on  two  or  more  thicknesses  of  paper 

pasted  together ;  nor  must  any  pasteboard,  cardboard,  or  such  pasted  paper  be  sent  with 
it  as  a  back  or  cover  thereto,  or  otherwise. 

6.  It  must  be  posted  within  fifteen  days  from  the  date  of  publication. 

7.  It  must  either  have  no  cover,  or  a  cover  open  at  the  ends. 

8.  It  must  contain  no  enclosure. 

9.  It  must  have  no  writing  or  other  mark  thereon,  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  publication,  and  the  printed  name  and  address  of  the  publisher  or  vendor 
who  sends  it.  Thus,  if  a  newspaper,  after  having  the  address  of  one  person  written  on 
it,  be  sent  to  another  person,  the  first  address  must  be  cut  oiF,  otherwise  the  paper  will 
be  charged  as  an  unpaid  letter. 

10.  If  the  publication  be  addressed  to  any  person  within  the  free  delivery  of  the  place 

where  it  is  posted,  it  becomes  liable  to  a  postage  of  one  penny,  which  must  be  prepaid 
by  affixing  a  postage  stamp. 

11.  When  a  newspaper,  &c.,  is  so  folded  as  not  to  expose  the  stamp  or  stamps,  a  postage  of 

one  penny  is  charged  in  addition  to  any  other  postage  to  which  the  publication,  if 
properly  folded,  would  have  been  liable ;  and  if  the  newspaper,  &c.,  be  addressed  to  any 
person  within  the  free  delivery  of  the  place  where  it  is  posted,  and  do  not  bear  a  penny 
postage  label,  it  will  be  charged  twopence.  In  case  of  any  other  irregularity,  the 
publication  is  dealt  with  in  accordance  with  the  regulations  of  the  book  post. 

12.  It  is  suggested  that  every  publication  should  have  a  notice  to  purchasers  conspicuously 

printed,  pointing  out  the  necessity  of  exposing  the  stamp  or  stamps  to  view  whenever 
the  publication  is  sent  through  the  post. 

13.  Stamped  publications  which  have  been  issued  more  than  fifteen  days,  can  be  forwarded 

within  the  United  Kingdom  and  to  most  of  the  colonies  under  the  regulations  of  the 

book  post. 

I     Newspapers  sent  abroad  must  have  been  registered  at  the  General  Post-Office ;  and  instead  of 

;  requiring  to  have  an  impressed  stamp,  each  newspaper,  if  sent  to  a  British  Colony,  is  liable  to  a 

postage  of  Id.  (which  must  be  prepaid  by  a  postage  label),  together  with  an  additional  postage 

(as  shewn  in  the  Table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage)  when  the  newspaper  has  to  pass  through 

a  foreign  country.    In  the  same  table  will  be  found  the  postage  of  newspapers  sent  to  foreign 

countries. 

Parliamentary  Proceedings. 

Printed  proceedings  of  the  Imperial  Parliament,  sent  without  covers,  or  in  covers  open  at  the 
ends,  may  circulate  within  the  United  Kingdom  at  the  following  rates  of  postage : — 

Weighing  not  more  than  four  ounces         Id. 

„        more  than  four  ounces  but  not  exceeding  eight  ounces      .     .     2d. 
„        more  than  eight  ounces  but  not  exceeding  twelve  ounces      .     3d. 
„        more  than  twelve  ounces  but  not  exceeding  sixteen  ounces   .     4d. 
and  so  on ;  one  penny  being  charged  for  every  additional  four  ounces. 
Prepayment,  when  the  circulation  is  within  the  United  Kingdom,  is  optional ;  and  if  it  be  made 
in  part,  the  simple  difiference  is  only  charged.    The  words  Pab.  Pro.  should  be  invariably  writteu 
or  printed  on  the  cover. 


390  POSTAGE  DIRECTORY— RATES* 

To  the  British  colonies  and  possessions  in  West  Indies,  Canada,  Hong  Kong,  Ceylon,  Malta,  and 
Gibraltar,  the  rates  chargeable  on  Votes  and  Proceedings  are  the  same  as  printed  books,  and  to 
certain  other  colonies,  according  to  Book-rate. 

Inland  Book  Post. 

At  tte  following  charges,  and  on  the  subjoined  conditions,  book  packets  may  be  sent  by  the  post 
to  any  place  within  the  United  Kingdom  : — 

Weighing  not  more  than  four  ounces Id. 

„         more  than  four  ounces  and  not  exceeding  eight  ounces        .     2d. 

„         more  than  eight  ounces  and  not  exceeding  sixteen  ounces    .    4d. 

„         more  than  one  pound  and  not  exceeding  1|-  pounds      .        .    6d. 

and  so  on;  2d.  being  charged  for  every  additional  half-pound  or  any  less  weight. 

1.  The  postage  must  be  prepaid  in  full,  by  means  of  postage  stamps  affixed  outside  the 

packet  or  its  cover. 

2.  Every  packet  must  be  sent  either  without  a  cover,  or  in  a  cover  open  at  the  ends  or  sides. 

3.  A  book  packet  may  contain  any  number  of  separate  books  or  other  publications,  prints, 

or  maps,  and  any  quantity  of  paper,  parchment,  or  vellum  (to  the  exclusion,  however, 
of  letters,  whether  sealed  or  open.)  And  the  books  or  other  publications,  prints,  maps, 
&c.,  may  be  either  printed,  written,  or  plain,  or  any  mixture  of  the  three.  Further, 
all  legitimate  binding,  mounting,  or  covering  of  a  book,  publication,  &c.,  or  of  a  portion 
thereof,  will  be  allowed,  whether  such  binding,  &c.,  be  loose  or  attached ;  as  also 
rollers,  in  the  case  of  prints  or  maps ;  markers  (whether  of  paper  or  otherwise,)  in  the 
case  of  books;  and,  in  short,  whatever  is  necessary  for  the  safe  transmission  of  the 
packet,  or  usually  appertains  thereto,  but  no  patterns  or  books  of  patterns  can  be 
admitted. 

4.  A  book  packet,  whatever  may  be  the  postage  paid  thereon,  must  not  contain  any  written 

letter,  closed  or  open,  or  any  enclosure  sealed  or  otherwise  closed  against  inspection. 
Entries,  however,  merely  stating  who  sends  the  book,  &c.,  or  to  whom  it  is  given,  are 
not  regarded  as  a  letter,  and  may  therefore  be  made. 

5.  No  book  packet  can  be  received,  if  it  exceeds  two  feet  in  length,  width,  or  depth. 

6.  Any  packet  which  shall  not  be  open  at  the  end  or  sides,  or  shall  have  any  written  letter 

or  any  communication  of  the  nature  of  a  letter  in  it,  or  upon  its  cover,  is  charged  with 
the  "  unpaid  "  or  double  letter  postage. 

7.  If  a  packet  be  found  to  contain  any  letter,  whether  closed  or  open,  or  any  enclosure 

sealed  or  otherwise  closed  against  inspection,  or  any  other  unauthorised  enclosure,  the 
letter  or  enclosure  is  taken  out  and  forwarded  to  the  address  on  the  packet,  charged 
with  the  full  postage,  as  an  unpaid  letter,  together  with  an  additional  rate  of  Id. ;  and 
the  remainder  of  the  packet,  if  duly  prepaid  Avith  stamps,  is  then  forwarded  to  its 
address. 

8.  If  a  packet  be  not  sufficiently  prepaid  with  stamps,  but  nevertheless  bear  a  stamp  of  the 

value  of  Id.,  it  must  be  forwarded,  charged  with  the  deficient  book  postage,  together 
with  an  additional  rate  of  Id. ;  but  any  packet  which  shall  bear  no  postage  stamp  is 
charged  with  the  "  unpaid  "  or  double  letter  postage. 

9.  In  every  case  in  which  the  postage  charged  upon  a  packet  under  these  regulations  would 

be  greater  than  the  letter  rate,  the  latter  postage  is  substituted. 


POSTAGE  DmECTOEY — BATES. 


891 


Foreign  and  Colonial  Book  Post. 

Book  Packets  and  Printed  Papers  of  every  kind  may  be  forwarded  to  the  undermentioned  British 
Colonies  and  Foreign  Countries  on  the  conditions  applicable  to  the  Inland  Book  Post. 


Countries,  &c. 


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s.  d. 

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(2) 

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'Ceylon,  .  . 

Hong  Kong, 
India,     . 
Labuan, 
Mauritius, 
New  South  Wales, 
New  Zealand,    . 
Queensland, 
South  Australia, 
Tasmania, 
Western  Australia, 
L  Victoria, 
Accra,    . 
Alexandria, 
Ascension, 
Bathurst  (Grambia) 
Bahamas, 
Bermuda, 
Buenos  Ayres,  . 
Cairo,     . 
Canada, 

Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
Falkland  Islands, 
Gibraltar, 
Gold  Coast, 
Hayti,    . 
Heligoland, 
Honduras, 
Ionian  Islands,  . 
Lagos,    . 
Liberia, 
Malta,    . 
Monte  Video,    . 
Mosquito  Territory, 
Natal,    , 
New  Brunswick, 
Newfoundland, . 
Nova  Scotia, 
Prince  Edward  Island, 
St  Helena, 

St  Juan  de  Nicaragua, 
Sierra  Leone,     . 
Suez, 
Sweden, 

Vancouver  Island 
Venezuela, 
West  Coast  AfricaKPoreign) 
West  Indies  (British) 
Do.         (Danish) 


s.  d. 


0    4 


0    6 


'  via  Southampton.' 


0    8 


1    4 


2    0 


'  via  Marseilles." 


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1    0 


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2    0 


1    0 


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s.  d. 


0    8 


1    0 


1    6 


0    6 


1.  No  Book  Packet  can  be  for- 
warded to  these  countries  ex- 
ceeding 24  inches  in  length, 
12  inches  in  depth,  or  12 
inches  in  width;  and  the 
weight  of  each  Packet  for 
India,  Queensland,  or  New 
South  Wales,  is  limited  to 
three  pounds. 

2.  No  Book  Packet  can  be  sent 
direct  to  any  other  part  of  the 
Cape  Colony  than  Cape  Town, 
Port  Elizabeth,  and  Mossel 
Bay,  and  Books  for  any  place 
in  the  interior  of  the  Colony 
should  be  addressed  to  the 
care  of  some  person  at  Cape 
Town,  Port  Elizabeth,  or 
Mossel  Bay. 

3.  Book  Packets  for  these 
Countries  are  forwarded  by 
private  Ship  only. 

4.  The  Danish  West  Indies  are 
St  Thomas,  St  Croix,  and  St 
John. 

5.  Book  Packets  for  Sweden  are 
forwarded  by  the  Mail  Packets 
via  Hull  to  Gottenburg.    The 
following  are  the  only  places 
in    Sweden    to  which    Book 
Packets  may  be  sent : — 
Aby.  Lund. 
Arhoga.  Malmo. 
Atvidaberg.       Mariestad. 
C'almar.  Nora. 
Carlshainn.       Norrkiiping. 
Carlskrona.       Nykoping. 
Christianstad.  Odeshog. 
Ekolsund.  drebro. 
Engelholm.        Ostersimd. 
Enkoping.        Ramwnde- 
Fahlun.  boda. 
Falkenberg.       Runnehy. 
Gamleby.          Stockholm. 
Gefle.                Sodertelje. 
Grenna.            Solvesborg. 
Gotheborg.         Sundsvall. 
Halmsiad.         Tierp, 
Helsingborg.      Toreboda. 
Hessleholm.        Uddevalla. 
HiJrby.               Upsala. 
Hoor.                Wadstena. 
lonkoping.         Warberg. 
Kongelf,            Wernamo. 
Kongsbacka.      Westervik. 
Koping.             Westeras. 
Laholm,            Wexio, 
Landskrona.      Wisby. 
Linkopimg.        Wrigstad. 
Ljungby.           Ystad. 


392 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY—RATES. 


At  the  following  rates  Books  and  Printed  Papers  may  also  be  sent  to  the  undermentioned  Foreign 
Countries  if  in  covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  but  they  must  not  contain  any  -writing  of  other 
manuscript  marks  besides  the  name  and  address  of  the  person  to  whom  they  are  sent  (except  for 
those  places  specially  mentioned),  and  the  postage  must  be  fully  prepaid. 


Countries,  &c. 


So  . 
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3oo 


Exceptions,  &c. 


*§  German  States,  via  Belgium, 
*Foreign  Countries  on  tlie  Conti-  \ 

nent  of  Europe,  via  Belgium, 
Baden,         ... 
Bavaria, 

Hohenzollem,    . 
Wurtemberg, 
Austria, 
Ionian  Islands, 

Moldavia,  .        .        .    3  s  c  "d . 
Wallachia,  .        .    TS  g  g  _ 

Turkey,      .        .        .    C    "^     "^ - 
Greece,  via  Ancona, 

,,      by  French  Packet, 


*Bgypt, 
■*Syria, 
*  Turkey, 


"Italy,  (ex-Papal  States,) 

Spain  and  the  Balearic  and  Ca-  > 

nary  Islands,     .        .        .        .  j 

Other    Countries,    via    France, 'l 

mentioned    in    the   Table    of> 

Foreign  and  Colonial  Postage,  ) 

"Belgium, '\ 

^France  and  Algeria,  .  .  .  ( 
Martinique,  via  Prance,  .  .  ( 
Guadaloupe,       do.  ■       -J 


tAzores, 

iCape  de  Verd  Islands, 

t  Madeira,        ...  ^ 

{Portugal,  or  any  of  the  Portu- 1 
guese  Possessions  on  the  West  i 
Coast  of  Africa,  .        -        --' 


I 


t Portugal,  Azores,  fie. 


I 
i 


s.    d. 
0    4 


0    9 

aO    4 


0  4 

0  4 

aO  3 

0  3 


*^r< 


s.    d. 
0    8 


1    6 
0    8 


0    8 
0    6 

0    6 


s.   d. 
1    4 


1    4 


3    0 

1    4 


1    4 
1    0 

1    0 


s.   d. 
2    0 


2    0 


3    0 


4    6 
2    0 


2  0 

2  0 

1  6 

1  6 


s.    d. 
0    8 


1    0 


1    6 
0    8 


0  8 

0  8 

0  6 

0  6 


•5  3 


s.   d.    s.  d.    s.   d.    s.  d.    s.   d. 

By  direct  Packet  or  Private  Ship. 
aO    llO    210    310    4|0    1 


via  France  and  Spain. 
aO    2|0    4|0    6|0    S|0    2 

via  Bordeau.x:. 
Notex.|4  oz.  tol8  oz.  tol  16  oz.  lEv.  sue 

4  oz.      8  oz.      IG  oz.    to  24.     8  oz. 
aO    30    61     01     60    6 


Ordinary  corrections  in  writing  are  allowed 
in  the  case  of  Book  Packets  containing 
unbound  proof-sheets  only  for  the  German 
States,  via  Belgium,  but  no  other  man- 
ual marks  whatsoever  are  allowed  in 
such  Book  Packets  or  on  their  wrappers; 
and  no  packet  must  exceed  two  feet  ia 
length,  width,  or  depth,  or  3  lbs.  in 
weight.  Photographs,  if  on  paper,  parch- 
ment, or  vellum,  may  also  be  sent  in  a 
book  packet  to  the  German  States,  via 
Belgium. 
Writing  and  manuscript  marks  of  any  kind 
not  of  the  nature  of  a  letter,  and  photo- 
graphs on  paper  may  be  contained  in  a 
Book  or  Packet  of  Printed  Papers  ad- 
dressed to  France,  Algeria,  or  Italy,  (ex- 
cept Papal  States ;)  and  Trade  Patterns 
may  be  sent  to  France  and  Algeria. 
No  Packet  must  exceed  18  inches  in  width, 
depth,  or  length,  when  sent  to  a  country 
via  France. 
Books  cannot  be  sent  to  Spain,  the  Ba- 
learic or  Canary  Islands;  neither  can 
prints,  music,  maps,  nor  drawings,  un- 
less they  form  part  of  a  publication  with 
which  they  are  sent. 
*Cases,  rollers,  maps,  book-markers,  pen- 
cils, pens,  &c.  may  not  be  sent  in  a 
packet  of  printed  papers  to  any  country 
besides  those  marked  thus  *. 
fOnly  periodical  works,  pamphlets,  prices 
current,  sheets  of  music,  catalogues, 
prospectuses,  announcements,  and  no- 
tices of  various  kinds  (printed,  engraved, 
or  litliographed)  can  be  sent  to  places 
marked  thus  t. 

The  term  "Printed  Papers"  includes 
(with  the  foregoing  exceptions)  Parlia- 
mentary Proceedings  and  Books  of  every 
kind,  (printed,  engraved,  or  lithographed,) 
sheets  of  music,  prints,  and  printed  or  en- 
graved maps,  with  any  binding,  mounting, 
or  covering  (whether  loose  or  attached) 
belonging  to  any  book,  &c.,  and  any  cases 
or  rollers  of  prints  or  of  printed  or  en- 
graved maps,  together  with  book-markei's 
pencils,  pens,  or  other  articles  usually  ap- 
pertaiuing  to  any  such  book,  &c.,  or  ne- 
cessary for  its  safe  transmission. 


I  The  German  States  are— Prussia,  Hamburg,  Bremen,  Austria,  Bavaria,  Saxony,  Hanover,  Wurtemburg,  Olden- 
burg, Lubeck,  Baden,  Luxemburg,  Brunswick,  Mecklenburg-Schwerin,  Meoklenburg-Strelitz,  Praukfort-ou-the 
Maine,  the  Grand  Duchy  of  Hesse,  Hesse  Electoral,  Hesse  Homburg,  Sehaumburg  Lippe,  Lippe  Detmold,  Nassau, 
Reuss,  Saxe-Coburg  Gotha,  Saxe  Meiningen,  Saxe  Weimar  Eisenach,  Hohenzollern,  Schwartzburg  Kudolstadt, 
and  Schwartzburg  Sonderhausen. 


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  under  the  following  regulations  : — 

1st.  The  patterns  or  samples  themselves  must  be  of  no  intrinsic  value  whatever. 

2d.  They  must  be  enclosed  in  covers  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  or  in  such  other  manner  as  to  admit  of  a 

thorough  inspection. 
3d.  The  covers  must  contain  no  writing  except  the  usual  trade  marks  and  numbers." 
4th.  Packets  of  patterns  and  samples  thus  forwarded  will  be  liable  in  this  country  to  the  same  rates  of  postage 

as  ordinary  letters  for  Spain,  viz.,  6d.  for  a  packet  not  exceeding  a  quarter  of  an  ounce  in  weight, 

increasing  for  heavier  weights  at  the  rate  of  sixpence  foT  each  quarter  of  an  ounce;  and  such  postaga 

must  in  all  cases  be  paid  in  advance. 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — RATES. 


393 


The  following  is  a  List  of  the  Exceptional  Rates  of  Postage  for  Newspapers : — 


Countries,  &c. 


*Gennan  States,  via  Belgium, 
*Poreign  Couatries  on  the  Conti-J 
nent  of  Europe,  ma  Belgium,   5 


1 


I 

1-  via  France, 


J 


Austria, 

Baden. 

Bavaria, 

Wurtemberg, 

HohenzoUern 

Italy  (except  Papal  States,) 

Spain,  Balearic  and  Canary 

Islands, 

Greece,  via  Ancona, 
*    „        by  French  Packet, 
Ionian  Islands,  via  Ancona,     . 

^£if"'?'       )- France; 

Se?'^'  :    S  ^^-  [ 

Belgium, 

France  and  Algeria,     .        .        .  i 
Martinique,  via  France, 
Guadaloupe,        do. 
Egypt,    .     )  those  places  where 
Syria,      .      |-  France  maintains 
Turkey,  .     )        Post  Offices. 


Azores,  .        .        .        , 
Cape  de  Verd  Islands, 
Madeira, 
Portugal,  &c.. 


India,  via  Marseilles,   . 

,,      via  Southampton, 
Argentine  Confederation, 
Hayti,    .... 
Mosquito  Territory,     . 
Paraguay,     . 
St  Juan  de  Nicaragua, 
Uruguay, 
Venezuela,     . 


0    2 

oO    2 


0  V 
aO  2 
0    4 


0    3 
0    2 


0    1 


0     4 
0    4 


1  2 
0  4 
0    8 


0     G 

0     3 


s.   d. 


0    8 
0    S 


0    S 


1    0 


0    8 


0    9 
0    4 


1    0 
1    0 


1    0 


0    6 


1    0 

0    5 


O    (D    PJ 
>    J>    S 

^  CO 


0     4 
0     4 


1  2 
0  4 
0    8 


0    6 


0    3 
0    1 


0    1 


Exceptions. 


f*These  rates  apply   to    each  Newspaper 

(whether  sent  in  a  separate  wrapper  or 
in  a  parcel  containing  more  than  one 
J  paper.  No  parcel  of  Newspapers  sent 
I     to   the    German    States    or    Foreign 

(Countries  via  Belgium   must  exceed 
2  feet  in  length,  width,  or  depth,  or 
\,    3  lbs  in  weight. 


These  rates  are  applicable  to  Newspapers 
]■     sent  either  singly  or  in  parcels  contain- 
ing more  than  one. 


f  Newspapers  sent   by  direct  Packet   or 

!     private  Ship  must  be  prepaid  Id.  each. 
Newspapers  for  Portugal  sent  via  France 
and  Spain  must  be  prepaid  3d.  each, 
and  via  Bordeaux  Id.  per  packet  not 
L    exceeding  4  oz. 


Precautions  against  Fraud,  &c. 

The  Head  Postmaster  who  first  receives  a  book-packet  is  required,  whenever  he  has  ground  for 
suspecting  an  infringement  of  any  of  the  above  conditions,  and  occasionally,  even  when  there  is  no 
ground  for  suspicion,  to  open  and  examine  the  packet;  and  every  book-packet  which  is  not  open  at 
the  ends  or  sides,  or  which  exceeds  two  feet  in  length,  width,  or  depth,  or  which  has  any  letter  or 
any  communication  of  the  nature  of  a  letter  written  or  printed  in  it  or  upon  its  cover,  or  which 
does  not  bear  postage  stamps  equal  to  a  single  book-rate,  is  ordered  to  be  sent  up,  with  as  little  delay 
as  possible,  to  the  Returned  Letter  Branch  of  the  Circulation  Ofiice  in  London,  Dublin,  or  Edinburgh, 
as  the  case  may  be ;  but  in  the  case  of  any  other  infringement  of  the  regulations,  the  packet  is  dealt 
with  by  the  Postmaster  himself. 

To  prevent  obstacles  to  the  regular  transmission  of  letters,  any  Head  Postmaster  may,  when 
necessary,  delay  forwarding  a  book-packet  for  a  period  not  exce.eding  twenty-four  hours  beyond  the 

"  2q 


394  POSTAaE  DIRECTORY — REGISTRATION. 

ordinary  time ;  and  at  Packet  Offices  the  delay  may,  at  the  option  of  the  Postmaster,  be  either  for 
that  period,  or  until  the  despatch  of  the  mail  next  after  that  by  which  the  book-packet  ought  other- 
wise to  be  forwarded. 

II.-REGISTRATION  OF  LETTERS. 

The  Regulations  in  force  with  regard  to  the  Registration  of  Letters  are  as  follows  : 

1.  That  the  Registration  rate  of  Postage  payable  at  any  Post  Office  in  the  United  Kingdom  on  In- 
land Letters  Registered  during  the  ordinary  hours  appointed  for  the  Registration  thereof  at  such  Post 
Office,  shall  be  FoxirpeAice,  and  such  Registration  rate  shall  be  payable  in  Stamps;  but  this  Regulation 
shall  not  extend  to  the  Registration  rates  chargeable  and  payable  on  Colonial  or  Foreign  Letters. 

2.  That  all  Letters,  whether  Inland,  Colonial,  or  Foreign,  may  be  Registered  at  the  Metropolitan 
Chief  Post  Offices,  or  at  the  London  District  Post  Offices,  (including  the  Lombard  Street  and  Charing 
Cross  Branch  Post  Office,)  or  at  any  Provincial  Head  Post  Office  in  the  United  Kingdom,  after  the 
ordinary  hours  appointed  for  the  Registration  thereof  at  any  such  Post  Office,  iintil  the  closing  of 
the  Letter  Box  for  each  Despatch,  or  until  such  Post  Office  is  closed  for  the  night,  upon  payment 
of  a  late  Registration  rate  of  Postage  of  Fourpence,  which  shall  be  paj^able  in  Stamps,  in  addition 
to  the  ordinary  Registration  rate,  and  to  any  other  rates  chargeable  or  payable  thereon. 

3.  That  all  Letters  containing  Coin  posted  in  any  Town  or  place  in  the  United  Kingdom, 
addressed  to  any  person,  toxcn,  or  -place,  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  all  Letters  which  shall  have 
written  or  put  thereon  the  word  "  Registered,"  or  any  other  word  or  words  of  the  like  meaning  or 
to  the  like  effijct,  when  posted,  whether  the  same  shall  have  or  contain  therein  Coin  or  not,  shall 
be  delivered  to  the  Post  Office  for  Registration,  and  shall  be  Registered  by  the  Post  Office  at  the 
time  of  the  same  being  posted,  and  a  rate  of  Postage  of  Fourpence  for  every  Letter  so  Registered 
shall  be  charged  for  the  Registration  thereof,  in  addition  to  any  other  rates  of  Postage  payable 
thereon,  or  which  may  become  chargeable  thereon,  under  the  regulations  hereinbefore  in  the  se- 
cond clause  mentioned.  And  every  such  Registration  rate  shall  be  paid  in  stamps  at  the  time  of 
such  Letters  being  posted. 

4.  That  if  any  such  Letters  shall  be  put  into  the  Post  Office  without  being  Registered  by  the 
Post  Office,  and  without  the  Registration  rate  or  rates  chargeable  thereon  being  paid  in  Stamps  as 
hereinbefore  in  the  third  clause  is  mentioned  and  directed,  such  Letters  shall  be  Registered  by  any 
Post  Office  through  which  they  may  pass  in  course  of  transmission  thereof  by  the  Post,  snd  shall  be 
forwarded  so  Registered  to  their  destination,  and  shall  be  charged  with  double  the  ordinary  Regis- 
tration rate  of  Postage  of  Fourpence  in  addition  to  any  other  rates  of  Postage  chargeable  or  pay- 
able thereon,  with  a  deduction,  nevertheless,  equal  to  the  amount  of  any  Stamps  which  may  have 
been  affixed  to  such  Letters  in  payment  or  part  payment  of  the  Registration  rate  chargeable  thereon. 

5.  That  any  such  Letters  as  are  hereinbefore  in  the  fourth  clause  mentioned,  may  be  detained  for 
the  purpose  of  being  Registered  by  any  Post  Office  through  which  they  may  pass  in  course  of  trans- 
mission thereof  by  the  Post,  until  the  next  ordinary  dispatch  to  that  by  which  they  would  have 
been  forwarded,  conveyed,  and  delivered,  if  they  had  been  Registered  by  the  Post  Office  according 
to  the  directions  hereinbefore  in  the  third  clause  mentioned. 

6.  That  the  third  and  fourth  clauses  hereinbefore  contained  shall  not  extend  to  any  Letters  sent 
to  or  from  any  of  Her  Majesty's  Colonies  or  any  Foreign  Country. 

Parliamentary  Notices. 

Parliamentary  notices  may  be  forwarded  through  the  post  under  the  following  regulations  :— 

1.  The  words  "  Parliamentary  Notice  "  must  be  legibly  printed  on  the  face  of  the  letter ;  and 

in  order  to  secure  the  speedy  return  of  any  notices  which  may  be  undelivered,  the  name 
and  address  of  the  solicitor  issuing  such  Parliamentary  Notice  should  also  be  legibly 
printed  or  written  on  the  face  of  the  letter ;  though  this  latter  is  not  imperative. 

2.  These  notices  must  be  posted  either  at  the  General  Post  Office,  St  Martin's-le-Grand,  in 

London;  the  General  Post  Office  in  Dublin;  the  General  Post  Office  in  Edinburgh;  or 
at  the  chief  office  at  one  or  other  of  the  following  towns : — 


Aberdeen 
Athlone 

Exeter 
Glasgow 

Liverpool 
Manchester 

Belfast 
Birmingham 
Bristol 
Cork 

Inverness 

Leeds 

Lincoln 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne 

Norwich 

Shrewsbury 

3.  All  notices  which,  by  the  standing  orders  of  either  House  of  Parliament,  are  required  to  be 

served  onb  or  efore  the  15th  December,  must  be  posted  on  or  before  the  12th  December, 
unless  the  12th  falls  on  a  Sunday,  when  they  must  be  posted  not  later  than  the  11th; 
but  those  notices  which,  by  the  same  order,  may  be  served  later  than  the  15th,  may 
be  posted  after  the  12tli  of  that  month. 

4.  The  postages  chargeable  on  these  notices  must  be  prepaid  by  stamps ;  the  registration  fee 

of  sixpence  on  each  notice  being  paid  in  the  usual  manner. 


POSTAGE  DIREOTORY — DELIVERY. 395 

5.  The  notices  must  be  posted  at  the  Post-Office  window,  accompanied  with  duplicate  lists  of 

the  addresses ;  the  letters  being  arranged,  for  the  convenience  of  comparison,  in  the  order 

of  the  list.     These  lists  are  examined  by  the  officer  in  attendance  at  the  window ;  and  if 

each  list  correspond  with  the  address,  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  both  Parliamentary  Notices  and  the  undermentioned  Voting  Notices  are 

the  same  as  those  for  the  registry  of  ordinary  letters,  unless  the  Parliamentary  Notices  be  presented 

at  such  a  time  as  to  interfere  with  the  ordinary  duties  of  the  office ;  in  which  case  the  Postmaster 

may  appoint  any  other  time  within  the  next  twenty-four  hours  for  receiving  the  same ;  providing 

that,  when  the  notices  are  to  be  served  on  or  before  15th  December,  such  arrangement  do  not 

delay  the  posting  beyond  the  12th. 

Whoever  sends  Parliamentary  Notices  should,  if  possible,  arrange  on  the  day  before  with  the 
Postmaster  as  to  the  most  convenient  time  for  posting  them,  and  state  the  probable  number. 


On  prepayment  of  the  postage  and  of  a  registration  fee  of  twopence,  a  notice  belonging  to  any 
one  of  the  classes  enumerated  in  the  Act  6  Vict.  c.  18  (relating  to  votes  for  members  of  Parliament) 
can  be  sent  through  the  post  with  the  securities  for  their  safe  delivery  enjoined  by  law,  provided  it 
be  brought  duly  directed,  open  and  in  duplicate,  to  a  Postmaster  of  an  office  Avhere  Money-Order 
are  issued  or  paid.     On  receiving  the  notice,  the  Postmaster  has  to  compare  it  with  the  duplicate 
and  if  the  two  agree,  the  latter  will  be  stamped  and  returned  to  the  bearer. 


Poll-books. 


When  a  poll-book  is  presented  by  any  returning  officer  to  be  forwarded  by  post,  the  Postmaster  is 
required  to  give  to  such  officer  an  acknowledgment  thereof  in  writing,  stating  therein  the  time  when 
he  received  it.  .       ., 

No  registration  fee  is  demanded  for  poll-books,  and  prepayment  of  the  postage  is  optional,  with- 
out regard  to  weight. 


Ill-DELIVERY. 

Letter-carriers  and  Rural  Messengers  are  prohibited,  under  pain  of  dismissal,  from  demanding 
or  receiving  any  payment  beyond  the  postage  on  letters,  newspapers,  &c.,  which  they  are  required 
to  collect  or  deliver ;  or  from  distributing  any  letters,  newspapers,  &c.,  whether  before  beginning 
their  rounds,  whilst  on  their  rounds,  or  after  they  may  have  completed  them,  except  those  which 
have  been  regularly  posted. 


Except  where  the  number  of  daily  deliveries  is  considerable,  and  where,  therefore,  the  Surveyor 
considers  such  a  regulation  unnecessary,  letters  are  delivered  at  the  window  after  the  arrival  of 
every  mail  (within  office  hours)  as  soon  as  they  can  be  sorted.  In  all  cases,  however,  when  there  is 
a  corresponding  delivery  by  Letter  Carriers,  the  window  delivery  (whether  to  the  holders  of  private 
boxes  or  to  the  public  generally)  does  not  begin  till  the  Letter- Carriers  have  left  the  office,  nor  is  it 
allowed  in  any  way  to  delay  the  departure  of  the  Letter-Carriers. 

In  order  to  prevent  the  additional  trouble  which  is  sometimes  caused  by  letters  being  directed  to 
a  Post-Office,  although  for  persons  residing  within  a  free  delivery  from  such  office,  but  who  have  no 
private  box,  a  postmaster  is  authorised,  when  such  letters  arrive  by  a  mail  for  which  there  is  a 
delivery  from  house  to  house,  to  refuse  to  deliver  them  at  the  window,  and  to  send  them  out  by  the 
Letter  Carriers,  except  letters  addressed  to  the  military  in  barracks. 


PrlYate  Boxes  and  Bags. 


Any  person  can  have  a  private  box  who  is  willing  to  pay  the  appointed  fee.  Where  this  fee  goes 
to  the  Revenue,  it  is  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  by  a  foot-messenger,  and  two  guineas  if  by  a  mounted 
one.  As  the  service  of  a  private  bag,  however,  may  possibly  delay  the  despatch  of  a  general  bag, 
none  must  be  allowed  without  the  permission  of  the  Surveyor. 


396  POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — MONEY-ORDERS. 

IV-POSTAGE  STAMPS. 

Every  Postmaster  is  required  to  have  on  hand  a  sufficient  stock  of  postage  labels  and  penny 
stamped  envelopes,  and  to  sell  them  to  the  public  at  the  following  prices : — 


Penny  Labels,  ...  Id.  each. 
Twopenny  do.,  .  .  .  2d.  each. 
Threepenny  do.,  .        .        3d.  each. 

Shilling  Labels, 


Stamped  Labels. 


Fourpenny  Labels,  :  .  4d.  each. 

Sixpenny  do.,  .  .  6d.  each. 

Ninepenny  do.,  ,  .  9d.  each. 
Is.  each. 


Stamped  Penny  Envelopes. 


12  to  be  sold  for  .        .        Is.  l|d. 

8  „  .        .        Os.  9d. 

6  „  ,        .        Os.  6M. 


4  to  be  sold  for       .        .        .        4id. 
2  „  ...        2id. 

1  „  ...        lid. 


Every  Rural  Messenger  is  authorised  to  sell  postage  stamps  (including  stamped  envelopes)  at 
the  same  prices  at  which  Postmasters  are  empowered  to  sell  them ;  and  is  required,  when  he  begins 
his  round,  to  have  in  his  possession  ready  for  sale  at  least  five  shillings'  worth  of  penny  labels. 


Prepayment  of  inland  letters,  &c.,  must  be  by  stamps,  except  at  the  Chief  Post-Office,  Lon  don 
In  the  prepayment  of  books  stamps  only  must  be  used ;  but  prepayment  of  letters  to  the  colonies 
or  places  abroad,  and  in  the  case  of  letters  posted  in  Malta,  Gibraltar,  Constantinople,  the  Colonies, 
in  the  West  Indies,  under  the  control  of  the  Postmaster-General,  may  be  made  either  in  stamps  or 
money.  Except  by  soldiers  and  sailors  in  Her  Majesty's  service,  British  postage  stamps  ai-e  not 
available  in  the  payment  of  letters,  &c.,  coming  into  the  country. 


:y-orders. 


The  public  are  recommended,  when  applying  for  Money-Orders,  to  use  printed  "Application 
Forms,"  which  save  time,  and  afford  greater  security,  than  verbal  messages,  against  mistakes. 
These  forms  are  supplied  gratuitously  at  all  Money-Order  Offices. 
The  commission  on  inland  Money-Orders  is  as  follows : — 

On  sums  not  exceeding    £2,  3d. 

Above  £2,  and  „  5,  6d. 

„      o,    „  „  /,  yd. 

»      7,    „  „  10,  Is.     - 

The  commission  on  Money-Orders,  payable  in  any  of  the  Colonies  with  which  Money-Order  busi- 
ness is  transacted,  is  foui'fold  these  sums,  except  Gibraltar  and  Malta,  in  which  cases  the  commis- 
sion is  threefold. 

No  order  is  allowed  to  contain  a  fractional  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  Christian  name,  both  of  the  remitter  (the  person 
who  sends  the  order)  and  the  payee  (the  person  to  whom  the  money  is  to  be  paid),  together  with 
the  remitter's  address : — 

1.  If  the  remitter  or  payee  be  a  peer  or  a  bishop,  his  ordinary  title  is  sufficient ;  and  if  a 

firm,  the  usual  designation  of  such  firm  will  suffice,  except  a  company  trading  under  a 
title  which  does  not  consist  of  the  names  of  the  persons  composing  it,  as  the  "  Carrou 
Company,"  to  which  kind  of  company  the  above  privilege  does  not  extend. 

2.  Money-Orders  for  transmission  by  the  Public  to  the  Privy  Council  Office  will  be  issued 

payable  to  "  The  Privy  Council  Office,"  the  name  of  the  payee  not  being  required  in 
these  cases. 

3.  When  the  remitter  notifies  that  the  order  is  to  be  paid  through  a  bank,  it  is  left  to  his 

option  to  give  or  withhold  the  name  of  the  payee ;  and  he  may,  if  he  wish  it,  substitute 

for  the  name  of  the  payee  any  other  designation  or  any  modification  of  the  name ; 

as  for  example  : — "  The  Cashier  of  the  Bank  of  England ; "  "  The  Chief  Clerk  of  the 

Foreign  Office ; "  "  The  Publisher  of  the  Times." 
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  such  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. 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — MONEY-ORDERS. 397 

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  to  the  paying  Postmaster  according  to 
the  directions  printed  on  the  back  of  the  order. 

The  remitter  of  an  order  may  make  that  order  payable  ten  days  after  date,  provided  he  sign  the 
requisition  "  C."  printed  on  the  order,  to  defer  payment  until  ten  days  after  date^  and  affix  a  penny 
receipt  stamp  thereto. 

When  an  order  is  presented  for  payment,  (otherwise  than  through  a  bank,)  the  Postmaster  has 
first  to  see  that  the  signature  of  the  payee  be  as  full  as  the  name  given  in  the  advice,  and  be  not 
in  any  way  inconsistent  therewith.  He  has  then  to  call  on  the  applicant  to  give  the  name  of  the 
remitter,  and  if  the  reply  be  correct,  the  order  will  be  paid,  unless  the  Postmaster  have  good  reason 
for  believing  that  the  applicant  for  payment  is  neither  the  rightful  claimant,  nor  deputed  by  him. 
When  an  order  is  paid  through  a  bank,  it  is  sufficient  that  it  be  receipted  (without  regard  to  any 
discrepancy  between  the  signature  and  the  name  in  the  advice,  or  to  whether  the  receipt  is  given  by 
the  payee  himself  or  by  another  jDerson,)  and  that  it  be  presented  (crossed  with  the  name  of  the 
receiving  bank)  by  some  person  known  to  be  in  the  employment  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. 

Money-Orders  do  not  require  a  receipt  stamp. 

Payment  of  an  order,  issued  and  payable  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  Janu- 
ary, it  must  be  paid  before  the  end  of  March,)  otherwise  the  order  becomes  lapsed,  and  a  new  order 
will  be  necessary,  for  which  a  second  commission  will  be  charged.  The  period  for  payment  of 
orders  issued  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  payable  in  any  colony  authorised  to  transact  Money. 
Order  business,  including  Gibraltar  and  Malta,  is  six  months,  and  orders  granted  at  those  places  on 
the  United  Kingdom  are  also  payable  during  six  months  after  that  in  which  they  were  issued.  Any 
person  jsresenting  a  lapsed  order  Avill  be  furnished  with  a  copy  of  a  printed  notice  headed  "  Lapsed 
Money-Orders,"  containing  directions  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  January, 
and  not  paid  before  the  end  of  next  January,)  all  claim  to  the  money  will  be  lost. 

Iso  application  can  be  entertained  for  compensation  for  alleged  injury  from  the  non-payment  of  a 
Money-Order  at  the  expected  time ;  and  after  once  paying  a  Money-Order,  by  whomsoever  presented, 
the  Office  is  not  liable  to  any  further  claim. 

To  guard  against  the  loss  of  a  Money-Order,  the  public  are  cautioned — 

1.  IsTever  to  send  the  Money-Order  in  the  same  letter  with  the  information  required  on  pay- 

ment thereof. 

2.  To  see  that  the  name  of  the  person  taking  out  the  order  is  correctly  known  to  the  person 

in  whose  favour  it  is  drawn. 

Under  no  circumstances  can  payment  of  an  order  be  demanded  on  the  day  of  issue. 

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  Comptroller  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,  with  enclosure  of  postage  stamps,  must  be  made  to  the 
Comptroller  of  the  Money-Order  Office  of  that  part  of  the  kingdom  in  which  the  order  ia  payable. 
If  alteration  in  the  name  of  the  payee  or  remitter  of  an  inland  Money-Order  should  be  required, 
application  must  be  made  by  the  remitter  to  the  Postmaster  of  the  office  at  which  the  order 
was  issued,  and  a  second  commission  must  be  paid.  Should  transfer  of  payment  of  an  inland  order 
from  one  office  to  another  in  the  United  Kingdom,  or  repayment  of  the  amount  of  an  order,  be  re- 
quired, an  application  enclosing  the  order  must  be  made  to  the  Postmaster  at  whose  office  the 
order  is  payable,  who  will  transmit  in  exchange  a  new  order  payable  at  the  place  desired,  but  for  a 
less  sum  than  the  original  order  by  the  amount  of  the  second  commission  charged  for  the  re-issue. 
Proper  printed  forms  for  making  applications  in  all  these  cases  may  be  obtained  at  any  Money- 
Order  Office,  and  full  instructions  on  the  subject  will  be  found  printed  at  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  imposed  on  the  officer  in  fault. 

A  Postmaster  is  required  to  give  information  how  to  apply  for  a  duplicate  order,  &c,,  and  must 
furnish  the  prescribed  form  of  application.  If  payment  of  an  order  be  refused  in  consequence  of 
the  replies  to  the  questions  respecting  the  remitter  not  corresponding  with  the  entries  in  the 
advice,  or  of  a  difference  in  the  name  in  the  receipt,  the  applicant  for  payment  should  communicate 
with  the  remitter,  and  request  liim  to  apply  personally  to  the  issuing  Postmaster. 

No  Letter  Carrier  or  other  servant  of  the  Post  Office  is  bound  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  I^lngdom  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland,  on  Money-Order  Offices  in  Canada,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  New  South  Wales,  New  Zea- 
land, Queensland,  South  Australia,  Victoria,  and  Western  Australia,  and  by  the  Offices  in  those 
colonies  on  apy  Money-Order  Office  in  the  United  Kingdom,  at  a  charge  of  Is.  for  any  sum  not 


398  POSTAGE  DIEECTORY MISCELLANEOUS  RULES. 

exceeding  £2,  2s.  for  any  sum  above  £2  and  not  exceeding  £5,  3s.  for  any  sum  above  £5  and  not 
exceeding  £7,  4s.  for  any  sum  above  £7  and  not  exceeding  £10,  beyond  which  amount  no  single 
Order  can  be  granted. 

The  renewal  of  a  lapsed  Colonial  Order,  the  issue  of  a  duplicate  Order,  ©r  the  stoppage  of  pay- 
ment of  an  Order,  will  be  made  on  application  to  the  Controller  of  the  Metropolitan  Office  of  the 
country  in  which  such  Colonial  Order  is  payable,  ]3rovided  an  additional  Inland  Rate  of  Commis- 
sion 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  the  colonial 
orders  originally  drawn  on  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,  the  application  on  the  subject,  enclosing  an  addi- 
tional Inland  rate  of  Commission,  must  be  addressed  to  the  Controller  of  the  Metropolitan  Office 
of  the  country  in  which  such  Coloiiial  Order  was  issued. 


With  the  following  exceptions,  no  letter,  &c.,  can  be  forwarded  by  the  post  which  is  more  than 
two  feet  in  length,  breadth,  or  depth.     The  exceptions  are — 

1.  Packets  to  or  from  places  abroad. 

2.  Packets  to  or  from  any  of  the  Government  Offices  or  Departments,  or  Public  Officers. 

3.  Petitions  or  addresses  to  the  Queen,  whether  directed  to  Her  Majesty,  or  forwarded  to  any 

member  of  either  House  of  Parliament. 

4.  Petitions  to  either  House  of  Parliament,  forwarded  to  any  member  of  either  House. 

5.  Printed  Parliamentary  proceedings. 

No  information  can  be  given  respecting  letters  which  pass  through  a  Post-Office  except  to  the  per- 
sons to  whom  they  are  addressed ;  and  in  no  other  way  is  official  information  of  a  private  character 
allowed  to  be  made  public. 

Letters  must  not  be  returned  to  Writers. 

Postmasters  are  not  authorised  to  return  any  letter,  &c.,  to  the  writer  or  sender,  or  to  any  one 
else,  or  to  delay-forwarding  it  to  its  destination  according  to  the  address,  even  though  a  request  to 
such  effect  be  written  thereon ;  as  every  letter,  &c.,  must  be  delivered  to  the  person  to  whom  it  is 
directed,  and  to  him  alone. 

Late  Letters. 

Late  letters,  &c.,  are  received  till  within  five  minutes  of  the  despatch  of  the  mails,  except  in  those 
large  towns  where  the  Surveyor  may  deem  an  interval  of  ten  minutes  necessary,  and  excepting  that 
no  office  is  to  be  kept  open  merely  for  this  purpose  after  ten  o'clock  at  night. 

Prepayment  of  late  Letters. 

No  late  letters,  &e.,  must  be  forwarded  by  the  mail  preparing  for  despatch  unless  prepaid,  and 
that  in  stamps,  so  as  to  include  both  the  ordinary  postage  and  the  late-letter  fee. 

Re-directed  Letters^  &c.  ^ 

With  the  subjoined  exceptions,  every  re-directed  letter,  newspaper,  or  other  postal  packet,  is  liable 
to  an  additional  postage,  (at  the  prepaid  rate,)  unless  the  re-direction  be  made  by  an  officer  of  the 
Pofst-Office,  and  be  within  the  district  belonging  to  the  same  Head  Office.  Thus,  on  a  paid  or  un- 
paid letter,  re-directed  by  an  officer  of  the  Post-Office  to  any  other  postal  district  in  the  United 
Kingdom,  and  weighing  not  more  than  half-an-ounce,  an  additional  postage  is  levied  of  one  penny  ; 
or  if  the  weight  be  more  than  half-an-ounce  but  does  not  exceed  an  ounce,  of  twopence ;  and  so  on. 
Upon  a  book  thus  re-directed  to  any  other  postal  district  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  weighing 
not  more  than  four  ounces,  an  additional  postage  of  one  penny  is  levied ;  or  if  the  book  weigh  more 
than  four  ounces  but  not  exceeding  eight  ounces,  an  additional  postage  of  twopence ;  and  so  on.  A 
registered  letter,  when  re-directed,  is  not  subject  to  more  additional  charge  than  an  ordinary  letter. 
Letters  addressed  to  commissioned  officers  in  the  army,  navy,  or  ordnance,  employed  on  actual 
sei-vice  in  any  of  Her  Majesty's  colonies,  or  on  any  foreign  station,  may  be  re-directed  to  such  officers 
when  removed  zq)07i.  service,  (whether  at  home  or  abroad,)  and  are  delivered  to  them  for  the  same 
amount  of  postage  that  would  have  been  chargeable  had  they  been  delivered  at  their  original  address. 
The  same  privilege  extends  to  the  letters  of  the  soldiers  and  seamen  described  in  the  Table  of 
Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage,  except  as  regards  foreign  postage,  which  must  be  paid. 


POSTAGE  DIEECTORY — MISCELLANEOUS  RULES. 399 

Every  Postmaster  is  required  to  have  a  notice  conspicuously  placarded,  giving  infoi'mation  respect- 
ing the  hours  of  attendance,  the  despatch  and  delivery  of  letters,  &c. 

During  the  time  the  office  is  open  on  Sunday,  the  public  are  allowed  to  prepay  foreign  or  colonial 
letters,  to  purchase  postage  stamps,  and  to  have  letters  registered ;  and  all  other  duties  as  usual, 
except  the  issue  and  payment  of  Money-Orders,  which  on  that  day  are  wholly  suspended. 

At  no  office  is  there  raore  than  one  delivery  on  the  Sunday ;  and  any  person  is  at  liberty  to  pre- 
vent even  this,  so  far  as  relates  to  himself,  as  shewn  in  the  following  regulations  : — 

1.  Any  person  can  have  his  letters,  &c.,  retained  in  the  Post-Office  on  Sunday,  by  addressing 

to  the  Postmaster  a  written  request,  duly  signed,  to  that  effect. 

2.  Such  request  will  be  held  to  include  newspapers,  and  all  other  postal  packets,  even  such  as 

may  be  marked  "immediate,"  as  no  distinction  can  be  allowed. 

3.  Ifo  letters,  &c.,  the  non-delivery  of  which  by  the  Letter  Carrier  on  Sunday  has  been 

directed,  can  be  obtained  from  the  Post-Office  window  on  that  day. 

4.  Private  box-holders  have  the  option  of  applying  for  their  letters  at  the  office  while  it  is 

open  for  delivery  on  Sunday,  or  of  abstaining  from  so  doing,  as  they  may  think  proper, 
but  no  person  can  engage  a  private  box  for  Sunday  only. 

5.  To  prevent  the  inconvenience  and  confusion  which  would  arise  from  frequent  changes  in 

these  instructions,  no  request  can  be  entertained  unless  it  extend  to  a  period  of  at  least 
three  months,  nor  withdrawn,   even  after  the  lapse  of  that  time,  without  a  week's 
notice. 
No  Postmaster  is  bound  to  give  change,  or  is  authorised  to  demand  change ;  and  when  money  is 
paid  at  the  Post-Office,  whether  as  change  or  otherwise,  no  question  as  to  its  right  amount,  good- 
ness, or  weight  can  be  entertained  after  it  has  been  removed  from  the  counter. 

Except  as  regards  foreign  and  colonial  letters  about  to  be  prepaid  in  money,  a  Postmaster  is  not 
bound  to  weigh  any  letters  or  other  packets  for  the  public,  though  he  may  do  so  if  his  duty  be  not 
thereby  impeded.  Postmasters  are  instructed  not  to  receive  any  letter,  &c.,  which  there  is  good 
reason  to  believe  contains  anything  likely  to  injure  the  contents  of  the  mail  bag,  or  the  person  of 
any  officer  of  the  Post-Office.     The  following  are  examples  of  the  articles  referred  to : — 

A  glass  bottle,  or  glass  in  any  form ;  razors,  scissors,  needles,  knives,  forks,  or  other  sharp 

instruments ;  leeches,  game,  fish,  meat,  fruit,  or  vegetables ;  bladders  or  other  vessels 

containing  liquids;  gunpowder,  lucifer  matches,  or  anything  explosive  or  combustible. 

By  the  1st  Victoria,  cap.  36,  sec.  2,  any  person  illegally  conveying  letters  incurs  a  penalty  of  £5 

for  every  offence,  and  £100  for  every  week  the  practice  is  continued.     The  sender  also  incurs  a  penalty 

of  £5  for  every  ofience,  with  full  costs  of  suit. 

The  following  are  exceptions  from  the  exclusive  privilege  of  the  Post-Office  in  the  conveyance  of 
letters  : — 

1.  Letters  sent  by  a  private  friend,  so  as  such  letters  be  delivered  by  such  friend  to  the  party 

to  whom  they  shall  be  directed  : 

2.  Letters  sent  by  a  messenger  on  purpose,  concerning  the  private  affairs  of  the  sender  or 

receiver  thereof,  commissions  or  returns  thereof,  and  affidavits  and  writs,  process  or 
proceedings  or  returns  thereof,  issuing  out  of  a  Court  of  Justice  : 

3.  Letters  sent  out  of  the  United  Kingdom  by  a  private  vessel  (not  being  a  packet-boat) : 

4.  Letters  of  merchants,  owners  of  vessels  of  merchandise,  or  the  cargo  or  loading  therein 

sent  by  such  vessels  of  merchandise,  or  by  any  person  employed  by  such  owners  for  the 
carriage  of  such  letters,  according  to  their  respective  directions,  and  delivered  to  the 
respective  persons  to  whom  they  shall  be  directed,  without  paying  or  receiving  reward 
or  profit  for  the  same  in  anywise : 

5.  Letters  concerning  goods  or  merchandise  sent  by  common  carriers  to  be  delivered  with 

the  goods  which  such  letters  concern,  without  payment  for  receiving  or  delivering  such 
letters. 
But  the  following  persons  are  expressly  forbidden  to  carry  a  letter,  or  to  receive  or  deliver  a  letter, 
even  though  they  shall  not  receive  payment  for  the  same  : 

a.  Common  known  carriers,  their  sei'vants  or  agents,  except  a  letter  concerning  goods  in 
their  carts  or  waggons,  or  on  their  pack-horses;  and  owners,  drivers,  or  guards  of 
stage-coaches. 

h.  Owners,  masters,  or  commanders  of  ships,  vessels,  steam-boats,  or  boats  called  or  being 
passage  or  packet-boats,  sailing  or  passing  coastwise  or  otherwise  between  places  within 
Great  Britain  or  L-eland,  or  between  ports  within  Her  Majesty's  dominions  or  territories 
out  of  the  United  Kingdom,  or  their  servants  or  agents,  except  in  respect  of  letters  of 
merchants,  owners  of  ships,  or  goods  on  board  : 

c.  Passengers  or  other  persons  on  board  any  such  ships,  vessels,  steam-boats,  or  passage- 
boats  : 

c^.  The  sailors  or  others  on  board  a  ship  or  boat  passing  on  a  river  or  navigable  canal  within 
the  United  Kingdom  or  other  Her  Majesty's  dominions. 


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POSTiGE  DIEECTOET — POEEIGN  AND  COLONIAL. 


TIME  OF  THE  ARRIVAL  AND  DESPATCH  OF  FOREIGN  AND 
COLONIAL  MAILS  IN  EDINBURGH. 


Names  of  Places. 


Despatched. 


West  Indies — British  and  Foreign "] 
(except  Honduras,  Grey  Town,  | 
Bluefields,  Mexico,  and  Havan-  J> 
nah),  Venezuela,  California,  Pana-  | 
ma,  New  Granada,  Chili,  and  Peni,  J 

Mexico  and  Havannah, . 

Honduras,  Grey  Town  and  Blue- 
fields, 

Brazil,  B.  Ayres,    .... 

h  West  Coast  of  Africa,  Madeira,  ) 
TenerifFe,  &c.,     .         .         .         .\ 

Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and  ) 
Newfoundland,  .        .        .        .\ 

United  States  and  British  America  \ 
(by  British  Packet),  .        .  ( 

Canada  (by  Canadian  Packet)  and  \ 
United  States,    .        .        .        .  ) 

France  and  Spain, 

Gibraltar, < 

Belgium,  Holland,  German  States,  \ 
Cities  of  Hamburg,  Bremen,  and  f 
Lubec,  Sweden,  Norway,  Eussia,  X 
Prussia,  and  Ionian  Islands,      .  j 

c?  Portugal,     ..... 

Bombay,  &c.  (Bombay  Mail) . 

Ditto,  ditto  {yia  Southampton)     . 

a  India  (East),  a  China,  a  Penang,  ) 
a  Singapore  {via  Marseilles),     .  \ 

c  Ditto,  ditto  {via  Southampton), 

Australia,  Ceylon,  and  New  Zea-  ) 
land  {via  Southampton),    .        . ) 

Australia,  &c.  {via  Marseilles), 

Cape  of  Good  Hope  and  Ascension, 

Mauritius  {via  Southampton) 

Ditto  (via  Marseilles), 


e  1st  and  16th— 5-40  p.m. 

e  1st — 5-40  P.M. 

e  16th— 5-40  p.m. 

e  8th,  g  23d— 5-40  P.M. 

23d— 8-30  P.M. 

Every  alternate  Saturday  ) 
— 5-40  P.M.  ) 

Every  Saturday — 5-40  p.m. 

Every  Thursday — 3-30  p.M. 

and  5-40  p.m. 

Daily. 

g  3d,  11th,  19th,  and  26th 

— 5-40,  P.M. 

Daily. 

Daily. 

/  2d  and  17th— 8-30  p.m. 

g  11th  and  26th— 5-40  p.m. 

/  9th  and  25th— 8-30  P.M. 

g  3d,  19th— 5-40  p.m. 

g  19th— 5-40  p.m. 

/25th— 8-30  P.M. 

6th— 5-40  P.M. 

g  19th— 5-40  P.M. 

/  25th— 8-30  P.M. 


15th  and  30th. 

30th. 

15th. 

6th. 

11th  and  23d. 

Fortnightly. 

Weekly. 

Weekly. 

Daily. 

Four  times  a  month. 

Daily. 

Daily. 
5th  and  20th. 
11th  and  26th. 

13th  and  28th 

3d  and  19th. 

19th. 

13th. 

Monthly. 

11th. 

5th. 


^°  For  Rates  of  Postage,  see  Table  commencing  next  page. 

a  Always  sent  by  this  Mail,  unless  otherwise  directed. 

c  Letters  always  sent  via  Marseilles,  if  not  specially  raarked  via  Southampton. 

d  Letters  for  Portugal  sent  daily,  via  France,  if  so  directed. 

e  When  these  dates  occur  on  Saturday,  the  Mails  close  nest  day  same  hour. 

/  When  these  dates  occur  on  Saturday,  the  Mails  close  following  evening. 

g  When  these  dates  occur  on  Saturday,  the  Mails  close  previous  night. 

h  When  the  23d  occurs  on  Sunday,  the  Mails  close  following  evening. 

Tc  When  the  5th  occurs  on  Sunday,  the  Mails  close  following  evening.  ' 


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401 


BATES  OF  POSTAGE  ON  LETTERS  AND  NEWSPAPERS  TO  THE 
COLONIES  AND  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES. 

*  To  those  Places,  and  hy  the  Route  marked  *,  the  Letter  Postage  must  be  paid  in  advance, 
t  B.  P.  shews  those  Places  to  which  there  is  a  Book  Post. 

Newspapers  to  the  Colonies  and  Foreign  Countries  must  be  posted  witliin  Fifteen  Days  after 

their  pubhcation ;  and  the  Postage  on  them  must  be  paid  in  advance. 
To  Belgium,  France,  and  places  marked  "TF,  the  4  oz.  may  consist  of  one  or  more  Newspapers. 


Newspaper 
Postage. 


Eahc  Paper. 

Id 

3d  if  un- 
der 4  oz 
2d  if  un- 
der 4  oz 
Id 

Trid4oz 
3d 

Id 
2d  4  oz. 

Id 
Id 
Id 


4d 

3d 

Id 

Id 
Id 
3d 
Id 

2d  4  oz. 

ir2d4oz 

Id 

Id 


Id 

1 2d  4  oz 

2d  4  oz. 

Id 


Id 


The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  Is  that  hy  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course;  if  wished  to  be 
sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 


Accra, t  B.  P. 

Adelaide,  see  Australia. 
Aden,  Arabia,  by  British  packet,  via  Mar- 
seilles,          B.  P. 

Aden,  do.,  via  Southampton,         .  B.  P. 

*Africa,  west  coast  of,  by  packet,  .  B.  P. 

Agra,  see  India,  East. 

Algeria, B.  P. 

Alexandria,  Egypt,  by  closed  mail,  via  Mar- 
seilles,         

Alexandria,  via  Southampton,       .        .  B.P, 

Alexandria,    by  French   packet,  via    Mar- 
seilles, .    _    .        .        .        .  B.P, 

America,  see  United  States  of. 

Amsterdam,  Holland, 

Antigua, B.P. 

Arabia,  see  Aden. 

Archipelago  (Grecian),  see  Greece. 

Archipelago  (Indian),  by   packet,  via  Mar- 
seilles and  India, 

Archipelago,  by  packet,  via  Southampton 
and  India, 

Argentine  Confederation,      .         .         .         . 

Athens,  see  Greece. 

*Ascension  Island,         .        , 

^Australia,  via  Southampton, 

*Australia,  via  Marseilles, 

*Australia,  by  private  ship,   . 

Austria,  via  Belgium, 

Austria,  via  France, 

*Azores,  via  France, 
Azores,  by  Southampton,     . 

Printed  matter  {unbound)  Id  per  oz. 


B.P. 
B.P. 
B.P. 


B.P. 

1 


*Badagry,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of, 

Baden,  via  France, 

Baden,  via  Belgium, 

*Bahamas,  via  Liverpool  (monthly), 

*Balearic  Islands,  see  Spain. 

*Barbary,  see  Tunis. 

Barbadoes  (West  Indies,  British), 


B.P. 
B.P. 

B.R 


B.P. 


Letter  Postage. 


Under     Under 
J  oz.        J  oz. 


s.    d. 


0     6 
0     6 


0     8 
0     6 

0     4 


0     6 


s.    d. 
0     6 


0  10 
0     6 

0     6 

0     8 

i     0 

0  6 

1  0 

0  8 

1  0 


1     4 


1  0 
0  6 
0  10 
0     6 

0  6 

1  4 
1  0 
0     8 


1     0 

0  6 

1  0 


1     0 


Under     Under      Under 
I  oz.       1  oz.        li  oz. 


d. 


1     0 
1     6 


2  0 
1  6 
1     0 


1     6 


s. 

d. 

1 

0 

1 

8 

1 

0 

1 

0 

1 

4 

2 

0 

1 

0 

2 

0 

1 

4 

2 

0 

2 

8 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

1 

0 

1 

8 

1 

0 

1 

0 

2 

8 

2 

0 

1 

4 

2 

0 

1 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

402 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL. 


Letter  Postage. 

The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course;  if  wished  to  be 

Newspaper 

1 

Postage. 

sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Joz. 

}oz. 

1  02. 

1  or. 

IJoz. 

Each  paver. 

Batavia,  see  Java. 

s.    d. 

S. 

d. 

S.     d. 

S. 

d 

5.    d. 

Id 

*Bathurst  (Gambia),  see  Africa,  west  coast 
of, B.P. 

ir2d4oz 

Bavaria,  via  France,      .        .        .          B.  P. 

0     6 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2      6 

2d  4  oz 

Bavaria,  via  Belgium, 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

IT  Id  4  oz 

Belgium,  by  packet  direct,     .        .          B.  P. 

0 

4 

0 

8 

1     4 

2d4oz 

Belgi'ade,  via  Belgium,          .... 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

Belgrade,  via  France, 

0     8 

1 

4 

2     0 

2 

8 

3     4 

Bengal,  see  India,  East. 

Id 

Berbice,  Guiana,  W.  Indies,  via  Southamp- 

ton,   .        .     _  .        .        .        .          B.P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

Berlin,  see  Prussia. 

,ld 

Bermuda,  via  Liverpool  (montlily),         B.  P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

irid4oz 

Berne,  see  Switzerland. 

^ld4oz 

Beyrout,    by    French    packet,     via     Mar- 

seilles,         B.  P. 

0     6 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2     6 

Beyrout,  via  Belgium,  &  Trieste  &  Belgrade, 

0 

11 

1 

10 

3     8 

Bogota,  see  New  Granada. 

Bohemia,  see  Austria. 

Bolivia,  see  Chili. 

Bombay,  see  India. 

Id 

*Bonny,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of,            B.  P. 
*Borneo,  via  India,  see  Archipelago,  Indian, 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

3d 

Bourbon  (Isle  of),  via  Marseilles,  . 

0 

10 

1 

8 

3     4 

2d 

Bourbon  (Isle  of),  via  Southampton,    . 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

•^Brazil,  by  packet, 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

Id  4  oz 

Brazil,  by  French  packet,  via  Bordeaux, 

0     9 

1 

6 

2     3 

3 

0 

3     9 

2d  4  oz 

Bremen,  via  Belgium,    .         .        .          B.  P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

2d4oz 

Bremen,  via  France,       .         ,         .           B.  P. 
British  West  Indies,  see  West  Indies. 

0     6 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2     6 

2d4oz 

Brunswick, z)ia  Belgium,        .        .          B.P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

irid4oz 

Brunswick,  via  France,           .        .           B.  P. 
Brussels,  see  Belgium. 

0     8 

1 

4 

2     0 

2 

8 

3     4 

Id  if  un- 

*Buenos Ayres,      ....          B.  P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

der  4  oz. 

Do. 

*Buenos  Ayres,  French  packet,  via  Bordeaux, 

0     8 

1 

4 

2     0 

2 

8 

3     4 

Id 

■"Calabar,  Old,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of,  B.  P. 
Calcutta,  see  India,  East. 

2d 

California,  via  United  States, 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

4d 

*Oalifornia,  via  Panama,         .... 

4 

4 

8 

9     4 

Id 

*Cameroons,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of,    B.  P. 

Id 

Canada,  by  Canadian  packet  direct,        B.  P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

Canada,  by  British  Packet,  via  United  States, 

0 

8 

1 

4 

2     8 

'ir2d4oz 

Canary  Islands, 

0     G 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2     6 

Canary  Islands,  via  France  and  Spain, 

0     6 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2     6 

Printed  matter  {unhound),  Id  per  oz. 

Cape  Breton,  see  Nova  Scotia. 

Id 

Cape  Coast  Castle,         ,        .        .          B.  P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

Celine  of  Good  Hope,      .        .        .     B.  P.(*) 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

C^ii-je  of  Good  Hope,  by  private  ship,   . 

0 

4 

0 

8 

1     0 

To    Cape    Town,   Port    Elizabeth,    and 

Mossel  Bay  only.     Book  packets  to  the 

interior  of  the  Cape  Colony  should  be 

addressed  to  the  care  of  some  person  re- 

sident at  either  of  the  above  places. 

*  If  letters  for  the  Capo  of  Good  Hope  be  seat  unpaid,  wholly  or  in  part,  they  are  on  delivery  charged  with  an 
additional  rate  each  in  addition  to  the  postage. 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL. 

408 

Newspaper 

The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 

Letter Postage. 

Postage. 

ters  are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course ;  if  wished  to  be 

sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Joz. 

i 

oz. 

f  oz. 

1 

DZ. 

IJoz. 

Each  paper. 

5.    d. 

s. 

d. 

s.    d. 

s. 

d. 

5.    d. 

Id 

*Cape  de  Verde  Islands,        .        .          B.  P. 

0     4 

0 

8 

1     0 

1 

4 

1      8 

Cape  de  Verde  Islands  via  Bordeaux, 

8 

1 

4 

2     0 

2 

8 

3     0 

Printed  matter  {unhound),  4  oz  4d. 

Carlsi-ulie,  see  Baden. 

Id 

*Carthagena,  New  Granada,  .... 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

3d 

Ceylon,  via  Marseilles,           .         .           B.  P. 

0 

10 

1     8 

3     4 

2d 

Ceylon,  via  Southampton,    .        ,          B.  P, 

0 

G 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

*Chagres,  South  America,  by  packet,    . 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

3d 

*ChLli,  western  coast  of  America,  via  Panama, 

2 

0 

4 

0 

8     0 

3d 

*China,  by  British  packet,  via  Marseilles, 

1 

4 

2 

8 

6     4 

2d 

*China,  by  packet,  via  Southampton,  . 
Civita  Vecchia,  see  Papal  States. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

12d4oz 

Constantinople,   French   packet,   via   Mar- 

seilles,         B.  P. 

0     6 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2     6 

2d  4  oz 

Constantinople,  via  Belgium, 
Copenhagen,  see  Denmark. 

0 

11 

1 

10 

3     8 

IT  Id  4  oz 

Corsica,  France,     ....          B.  P. 

Id 

*Costa  Eica,  via  Panama,      .... 
Crimea,  see  Turkey. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

Id 

*Cuba,  by  West  India  packet 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

2d 

*Cuba,  by  United  States  packet,  from  New 

York, 

1 

2- 

2 

5 

4  10 

2d  4  oz 

Cuxhaven,  via  Belgium,         .... 

0 

G' 

1 

0 

2    0 

^ld4oz 

Cuxhaven,  via  France,  .        .        .          B.  P. 

Dalmatia,  see  Austria. 
Dardanelles,  see  Constantinople. 

0     6 

1 

0 

1     G 

2 

0 

2     6 

Id 

Demei-ara, B.  P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

2d  4  oz 

Denmark,  via  Belgium, 

0 

9 

1     6 

1 

6 

3     0 

•irid4oz 

Denmark,  via  France,    .        .        .          B.  P. 

0     9 

1 

6 

2     3 

3 

0 

3     9 

Id 

Dominica,      ....                  B.  P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

Id 

Dresden,  see  Saxony. 

East  Indies,  see  India,  East. 

3d 

*Ecuador,       ....... 

2 

0 

4 

0 

8     0 

3d 

*Egypt,  by  British  packet,  via  Marseilles  (see 

Alexandria),      ...                 .        . 

0     G 

1 

0 

1     6 

2 

0 

2     6 

Id 

*Egypt,  via  Southampton,     .... 

0 

0 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

Elsinore,  see  Denmark. 

Essequibo,  by  packet,  via  Demerara, 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

Id 

Falkland  Islands,  South  America, 

0 

G 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

*Fernando  Po,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of. 
Finland,  see  Russia. 
Florence,  see  Italy. 

IT  Id  4  oz 

France,  by  packet,         .        .        .          B.  P. 
Note. — The  French  uniform  rate  has  refer- 
ence to  those  letters  only  the  postage  upon 
which  is  paid  in  the  United  Kingdom. 
If  a  letter  be  despatched    unpaid,  the 
French  charge  upon  delivery  is  doubled. 

Frankfort-on-the-Maine,  see  German  States. 

Galicia,  see  Austria, 
Galhpoli,  see  Constantinople. 

0     4 

0 

8 

1     0 

1 

4 

1     8 

Id 

*Gambia    River,    see    Africa,    west    coast 
of,      .                .        ,                .          B.P. 

404 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — P0REIG5T  AND  COLONIAL. 


Newspaper 
Postage. 


£(ich  paper. 


2d4oz 


irid4oz 


Id 
Id 
3d 
Id 

*nd4oz 

•ir2d4o2 

Id 
Id  if  un- 
der 4  oz 

Id 
Id 

Id 

2d  4  oz 

irid4oz 

Id 

2d  4  oz 
^ld4oz 

2d4oz 


Id 

IT  Id  4  oz 

Id 

3d 

2d 
Id 


Id 


The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course ;  if  wished  to  he 
sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 


German    States,    viz,  : — Frankfort,   Hesse-^ 

-^  Darmstadt,  Hesse  (Electoral),  Hesse  Hom- 
burg,  Anhalt,  Nassau,  Eeuss,  Saxe  Alten- 
burg,  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha,  Saxe  Meinin- 
gen,  Saxe  Weimar,  Schaumburg-Lippe, 
Schwartzburg-Eudolstadt,  Schwartzburg- 
Sonderhausen,  Hesse-Homburg,  Lippe- 
(  Detmold,  Schwartz-Rudolstadt,  Eeuss, 
Anbalt,  Nassau,  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha,  Saxe 
Meiningen,  Hesse  (Electoral),  Hesse- 
Darmstadt,  Saxe  Weimar,  Erankfort-on- 
Maine,  Baden,  Bavaria,  Wurtemburg, 
Hamburg,  Bremen,  and  Lubeck,  via  Bel- 

-    gium, B.  P. 

German  States,  via  Erance,  .        .         B.  P. 
See  also  Hamburg,  Hanover,  Brunswick, 
Lubeck,    Bremen,    Heligoland,    Cux- 
haven,  and  Oldenburg,  at  their  re- 
spective places  in  the  List, 

Georgetown,  see  Demerara. 

Gibraltar,  via  Southampton,  .  B.  P. 

Gibraltar,  via  Erance,  ,        .  B.  P. 

*Goree,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of. 

Greece,  by  Erench  packet  from  Marseilles, ) 

Greece,  via  French  packet,    .        .        B.P.  ] 

Greece,  via  Belgium  and  Trieste, 

Grenada, B.P, 

*Grey  Town  (Nicaragua),       .        .        .        . 

Guiana,  British,  see  Demerara. 
*Guadaloupe,  West  Indies,  Foreign, 
*Guatemala, 


Halifax,  Nova  Scotia,     .        .        .  B.  P, 

Hayti,  see  St  Domingo, 

Hamburg,  via  Belgium, 

Hamburg,  via  France,  .         .         .  B.  P 

Hamburg,  by  private  ship,    .         .  B.  P, 

Hanover,  via  Belgium, 

Hanover,  via  France,     .         .         .  B.  P. 

*Havannah,  see  Cuba. 

Heligoland,  via  Hamburg,    .        .  B.  P. 

*Heligoland,  by  private  ship, 

Hesse  (Electoral),  see  German  States, 

Hesse-Darmstadt,  do, 

Hesse-Homburg,  do. 

Hindostan,  see  India,  East. 

Holland,  via  Belgium, 

Holland,  through  France,      .        .  B.P. 

Honduras, B.  P. 

Hong   Kong,  by  British  packet,  via  Mar- 
seilles,         B.P, 

Hong  Kong,  by  packet,  vi'a  Southampton,  B.P, 
Hudson's  Bay,  see  Canada. 
Hmigary,  Austria. 

Illyria,  Austria, 


Letter  Postage. 


Under 
J  oz. 


S.     d. 


0      6 


0     6 


0  11 


0     6 


0     8 


0     6 


1     0 


Under     Under 
J  oz.        f  oz. 


s.    d. 


0     6 


1     0 


0 

6 

1 

0 

1 

10 

1 

0 

1 

0 

1 

0 

1 

0 

1 

0 

0 

6 

0 

6 

1 

0 

0 

6 

0 

6 

1 

4 

0 

8 

0 

6 

0  8 

1  0 
1  0 

1  4 

1  0 


s.    d. 


1     6 


1     6 


2     9 


1     6 


2     0 


1     6 


Under 
1  oz. 


s.    d. 


1     0 


2     0 


1 

0 

2 

0 

3 

8 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

8 

4 

0 

1  4 

2  0 
2  0 

2  8 

2  0 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL. 


405 


Newspaper 
Postage. 


Each  paper. 

3d  if  un- 
der 4  oz 

2d  if  un- 
der 4  oz 


3d4oz 
Id 

Id 

Id  if  un- 
der 4  oz 

Id 

3d 

2d 

2d 
1Fld4oz 

Id 


Id 
3d 

2d  4  oz 

2d4oz 
IT  Id  4  oz 

Id 

IT  2d  4  oz 

3d 

Id 
IT  Id  4  oz 

Id 

3d 

Id 

2d4oz  j 
IT  2d  4  oz 

Id 

IF  2d  4  oz 

2d  4  oz 

IF  3d  4  oz 

The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course ;  if  wished  to  be 
sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 


India,  East,  via  Marseilles, 
India,  East,  via  Southampton, 


B.P. 
B.P. 
B.P. 


Ionian  Islands,  via  Ancona, 

Ionian  Islands,  via  Belgium, 

Ionian  Islands,  by  France, 

Ionian  Islands,  via  private  ship,   .  B.  P. 

Isle  of  France,  see  Mauritius. 

Italy  (except  Papal  States),  via  France,   B.  P. 


*Jacmel,  West  Indies,  Foreign, 


B.P. 
B.P. 


Jamaica, 

*Java,  via  Marseilles, 

*Java,  via  Southampton,       .        .        .        . 

*Java,  via  HoUand, 

*Jerusalem,  by  French  packet,  via  Marseilles, 

*Lagos,  see  Africa,  west  coast  of. 

La  Guayra,  see  Venezuela. 

La  Plata,  see  Brazil. 

Leeward  Islands,  see  West  Indies,  British. 

Levant,  see  Turkey. 

*Liberia, B.P. 

*Lima,  see  Peru. 

Lijppe-Detmold,  via  Belgium,        ,        , 

*Lisbon,  Portugal. 

Lombardy,  Venetian,  see  Italy. 

Lubeck,  via  Belgium,  .         .         .         . 

Lubeck,  via  France,      .        .        .  B,  P. 

Lublin,  see  Poland. 

Lucca,  see  Italy. 

Madagascar,  see  Bourbon. 

*Madeira,  by  packet  direct,  via  Lisbon,      ) 

*Madeira,  by  private  ship,     .        .         .       ) 
Printed  matter  (unbound),  Id  per  oz. 

Madras,  see  India,  East. 

Madrid,  Spain. 

Malta,  by  British  packet,  via  Marseilles, 

Malta,  by  Brit,  packet,  via  Southampton,  B.P. 

Malta,  by  French  packet,  via  Marseilles, 

'Martinique,  West  Indies,  Foreign, 

Mauritius,  via  Marseilles,      .        .  B.  P. 

Mauritius,  via  Southampton,         .  B.  P. 

Mediterranean,  see  Malta. — (AU  letters  ad- 
dressed Mediterranean  onli/  are  forwarded 
to  Malta.) 

Mecklenburg-StreUtz,  and  )  ^  .^  ^^j  ^  j 

Mecklenburg-bchwerin,       )  ( 

Mecklenburg-Schwerin,  via  Belgium,     B.  P. 

Mecklenburg-Schwerin,  via  France,        B.  P. 

*Mexico, 

Modena,'see  Italy,  .        .        .  B.  P. 

^Moldavia,  via  Belgium,  see  Wallachia. 

Moldavia,  via  France,   .        .        .         B.  P. 


Letter  Postage. 


Under     Under 
J  oz.       J  oz. 


d. 


0     6 


1     2 


0    6 


0     6 


0     6 


0     4 


0     6 


0     6 


0     8 


0     6 


1     2 


s.  d. 

0  10 

0  6 

1  0 
0  10 

2  4 
0  6 


1  0 

1  4 

1  0 

0  8 

1  0 


0     6 
0     6 


0  6 

1  0 


0     8 


1     0 

0  6 

1  0 
1  0 
0  10 
0     6 


0  6 

0  6 

0  6 

1  4 
1  0 

1  0 

2  4 


Under     Under 
I  oz.       1  oz. 


1     6 


1     6 


1     6 


1     0 


1     6 


1     6 


1  0 

2  0 

1  6 

3  6 


1  0 

2  0 
1  8 
4  8 

1  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  8 

2  0 

1  4 

2  0 


1     0 
1     0 


1  4 

2  0 


1     4 


2     0 


2  8 
2  0 
2     0 


406 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY— FOEBIGN  AND  COLONIAL. 

Letter  Postage. 

The  First  Route  given  In  tliis  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course;  if  wished  to  be 

Newspaper 

. 

. 

Postage. 

sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Under 

Under 

i 

oz. 

i 

oz. 

J 

oz. 

1 

3Z. 

IJoz. 

Each  2Mper. 

Molucca  Islands,  see  Archipelago  (Indian). 
Montreal,  Canada. 

s. 

d. 

S. 

d. 

S. 

d. 

5. 

d. 

S.    d. 

Id  if  un- 

*Monte Video,  South  America,     .          B.  P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4     0 

der  4  oz 

Id  if  un- 

*Monte Video,  French  packet  via  Bordeaux, 

0 

8 

1 

4 

2 

0 

2 

8 

3     4 

der  4  oz 

Montserrat,  see  West  Indies,  British. 
Moravia,  see  Austria. 
Morocco,  see  Africa. 
Munich,  see  Bavaria. 

Naples,  see  Italy. 

Nassau,  see  German  States. 

Nassau,  New  Providence,  see  Bahamas. 

Natal,  see  Port-Natal. 

Nevis,  see  West  Indies,  British. 

Id 

Newfoundland,       .         .        .         .          B.  P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

Id 

New  Brunswick,    .        .        .        .           B.  P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2    0 

Id 

*New  Granada,  South  America,   including 

Carthagena  and  Bogota,     .... 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3    0 

Id 

*New  South  Wales,  see  Australia. 

Id 

*New  Zealand,  by  Australian  Mail,          B.  P. 
^Norfolk  Islands,  see  Austraha. 

Id 

Norway,  via  Belgium, 

1 

2 

2 

4 

4     8 

•|F2d4oz 

Norway,  via  France,      ..... 

1 

2 

2 

4 

3 

6 

4 

8 

5  10 

Id 

Nova  Scotia,          .        .        .        .          B.  P. 
Nubia,  see  Africa. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2    0 

2d  4  oz 

Oldenburg,  via  Belgium,        .... 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2     0 

IT  Id  4  oz 

Oldenburg,  via  France,          .        .          B.  P. 
Oregon,  see  California. 

0 

8 

1 

4 

2 

0 

2 

8 

3    4 

Id 

*Panama,  South  America,  by  W.  Indian  mail, 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4    0 

H  Id  4  oz 

Papal  States,  via  France,       .        .       B.  P.  i 

H  Id  4  oz 

Papal  States,  by  French  packet,  via  Mar-  > 

seilles, B.P.  ) 

Paris,  see  France. 
Parma,  see  Italy. 
Pekin,  see  China. 

0 

11 

1 

10 

2 

9 

3 

8 

4     7 

2d 

Penang,  via  Southampton, 

1 

0 

2 

0 

4    0 

3d 

Penang,  via  Marseilles,           .... 
*Persia,  see  Syria. 

1 

4 

2 

8 

5     4 

3d 

*Peru,  South  America, 

Placentia,  see  Italy. 

2 

0 

4 

0 

8     0 

Id 

Poland,  via  Belgium,      .         .         .         .        . 

0 

10 

1 

8 

1 

8 

3     4 

'T[2d4oz 

Poland,  via  France,        .        .        .          B.  P. 

1 

2 

2 

4 

3 

6 

4 

8 

5  10 

Id 

Port-Natal,  by  Cape  Mail,      .        .          B.P. 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

Id 

*Porto-Rico, 

1 

0 

2 

0 

3     0 

Id 

Port-Philip,  see  Australia. 

Id 

*Portugal,  via  France, 

Printed  matter  (unbound)  1  oz  Id. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

1 

6 

2 

0 

2     6 

Id 

*Portugal,  via,  Southampton,         .          B.  P. 

0 

4 

0 

8 

1 

0 

1 

4 

1     8 

Id 

Prince  Edward's  Island,         .        .          B,  P. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2    0 

2d4oz 

Prussia,  via  Belgium, 

0 

6 

1 

0 

2    0 

1  Id  4  oz 

Prussia,  Rhenish,  via  France,        .          B.  P. 
Queensland,  see  Australia. 

0 

6 

1 

0 

1 

6 

2 

0 

2     6 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY — FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL, 


407 


Newspaper 
Postage. 


Bacli  paper. 

2d  4oz 
Id  4  oz 

Id 
Id 
Id 
Id 
Id 
Id 


Id 
Id 
2d 
4d 


2d  4  oz 
IF  Id  4  oz 


IT  2d  4  oz 
Id 


3d4oz 
TF  2d  4  oz 


The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course ;  if  wished  to  be 
sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 


*Eio  Janeiro,  see  Brazil. 
Rome,  see  Papal  States. 
Eussia,  via  Belgium, 
Eussia,  via  France, 


B.P. 
B.R 


Id 

2d4oz 

IT  Id  4  oz 

IF  Id  4  oz 

2d  4  oz 

Id 

2d4oz 

2d4oz 

St  Croix, B.  P. 

*St  Domingo,  Hayti,  W.  Indies,  Foreign,  B.  P. 
*St  Helena  (Island),      ...  B.  P. 

St  lago  de  Cuba,  see  Cuba. 

StKitt's, B.P. 

St  Lucia, B.  P. 

*St  Martin's,  West  Indies,  Foreign 
St  Petersburg,  see  Eussia. 
St  Thomas,  Danish  colony.  West  Indies,  B.  P. 
St  Vincent's,  .     _    .        .        .  B.P. 

*Saudwich  Islands,  via  California, 
*Sandwich  Islands,  via  Panama,  . 
*Santa  Martha,  South  America,  see  New 
Granada,    ...... 

Sandomier,  see  Poland. 
Sardinia,  see  Italy. 
Saxe-Altenburg,  see  German  States. 
Saxe-Coburg  and  Gotha,      do. 
Saxe-Meiningen,  do. 

Saxe-Weimar,  do. 

Saxony,  via  Belgium, 

Saxony,  via  France,      .        .        .  B.  P. 

Schaumberg-Lippe,  see  German  States. 
Schwartzburg-Eudolstadt,        do. 
Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen,  do. 
Seychelles  Islands,  see  India,  East, 
Siberia,  see  Eussia. 

Sicily, 

Sierra  Leone, 

Silesia,  see  Austria. 

Singapore,  India,  see  China. 

Smyrna,  by  French  packet, 

Smyrna,  via  Belgium,  and  Belgrade  or  Trieste, 

South  Australia,  see  Australia. 

Spain,  via  France, 

Printed  matter  {tmbou7id),  4  oz  4d. 
Stockholm,  see  Sweden. 
Stuttgard,  see  Wurtemberg. 
Styria,  seeAustria. 
Sumatra,  see  Archipelago  (Indian). 
*Surinam,  South  America,  via  Southampton, 
*Swan  River,  see  Australia. 
Sweden,  via  Belgium,   . 
Sweden,  via  France,      .        .  B.  P. 

Switzerland,  via  France,        .  B.  P. 

Switzerland,  via  Belgium,      .... 
Sydney,  see  Australia. 
*Syria,  by  French  packet,  via  Marseilles,  B.  P. 


B.P. 
B.P. 


B.P. 


TenerifFe, 

Printed  matter  (unbound),  4  oz  4d. 
Texas,  see  United  States. 


Under 
Joz. 


1     2 


0     8 


0     6 


0     6 


0     6 


1     2 
0     6 


0     6 


0     6 


Letter  Postage. 


Under 
Joz. 


0  10 

2     4 

1  0 
1  0 
1     0 


1     0 


0  6 

1  4 


1     0 
0     6 


1     0 

0  11 


1     0 


1     0 


1     0 


1     0 


Under 
f  oz. 


3     6 


2     0 


1     6 


1     6 


1     6 


3     6 
1     6 


1     6 


1     6 


Under 
1  oz. 


1 

8 

4 

8 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

2 

0 

4 

8 

2     0 


1  6 

2  8 


2     0 
1     0 


2     0 
1  10 


2  0 

2  0 

4  8 

2  0 

1  4 

2  0 
2  0 


408 


POSTAGE  DIEECTORY — FOREIGK  AND  COLONIAL. 


Newspaper 
Postage. 


The  First  Route  given  in  this  List  is  that  by  which  Let- 
ters are  forwarded  as  a  matter  of  course ;  if  wished  to  be 
sent  otherwise,  they  must  be  addressed  accordingly. 


Letter  Postage. 


Under 
i  oz. 

Under 
Joz. 

s.    d. 

s.  d. 
1     0 

0     6 
0     6 

1  0 
1  0 
1     0 

1     3 
0     6 

2  6 
1  0 
1     0 

1     0 

1     0 

1     0 

1     2 

2     4 

0     6 

1     0 

0  3 

1  0 
0     6 

Under 
f  oz. 


Under     Under 

1  oz.  IJ  OZ; 


Sack  paper. 


2d  4  oz 
IT  Id  4  oz 

1[ld4oz 

3d  4  oz 

Id 


Id 

Id 

Id 
3d  4oz 

Id* 
Id 


B.P. 


B.P. 
B.P. 
B.R 

B.P. 


Tobago, 

Transylvania,  see  Austria. 

Trinidad, 

Tripoli  (Syria),  by  French  packet, 

*Tunis,  by  French  packet,     . 

Turin,  see  Italy. 

Turkey,  via  France, 

Turkey,  by  French  packet,  via  Marseilles,     . 

Turk's  Island,  West  Indies,  .  B.P. 

Tuscany,  see  Italy. 

Tyrol,  see  Austria. 

United  States,  America,  by  packet,  via  Queens- 
town,         

Valparaiso,  see  Chili. 

Van  Diemen's  Land,  see  Australia,         B.  P. 

Venetian  Lombardy,  see  Italy. 

*Venezuela,  by  packet,  .        .        ,  B.  P. 

Vera  Cruz,  see  Slexico. 

Vienna,  see  Austria. 

*Virgin  Islands,      .        .        .        .  B.  P. 

*'Wallachia,  via  France,  .        .        .        . 

Warsaw,  see  Poland. 
Washington,  United  States,  America. 
West  Indies,  British,  by  packet,  B.  P. 

West  Indies,  by  private  ship, 
Wurtemberg,  via  France,       .        .  B.  P. 

Wurtemberg,  via  Belgium,    .        .        .        . 
*Wydah,  see  Africa,  West  Coast  of,        B.  P. 


1  6 

1  6 

3  9 

1  6 


3     6 


1     6 


2  0 

2  0 

2  0 

2  0 


5     0 

2     0 
2     0 


2     0 


2     0 


4     8 


s.  d. 

3  0 

3  0 

2  6 

2  6 

8  3 

2  6 

3  0 


4    0 


3     0 


2     0     3     0 


2 

0 

3 

0 

0 

6 

0 

9 

2 

0 

2 

6 

1 

0 

2 

6 

5  10 


*  If  letters  for  the  British  West  Indies  be  sent  unpaid,  wholly  or  in  part,  they  are  on  delivery  charged 
with  an  additional  rate  each,  in  addition  to  the  postage. 


tOSl^AGJfi  biRficl^oiiY. 


409 


Hours  of  Arrival  and  Despatch  of  Mails 

AT  THE  GENERAL  POST-OFFICE,  EDINBURGH. 


MAILS. 

-  . 

Box  closes  at 
Gen.  Post-Offioe. 

Box  closes  at 
the  Receiving- 
Offices. 

Box  closes  at 
Leith. 

Delivered  in 

Edinburgh. 

Aberdeen,   .... 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

f   7  50  a.m. 
1   3  —p.m. 

Do.  (on  Sunday  at  6  a.m.  and  4  p.m.) 

8  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

7  15  p.m. 

*Berwiok,     .... 

7  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

*Do.  and  North-East  of  Eugland,    .     i 

1  30  p.m. 
5  15  p.m. 

1  —  p.m. 
3  —  p.m. 

1  —  p.m. 
5  —  p.m. 

12  noon. 
7  50  a.m. 

Do.           do.           do. 

69  30  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

12  noon. 

Daikbith,  &c.         .           .           .1 

5  15  a.m.  ) 
7  15  a.m.  ) 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Do.  (on  Sunday  at  7  15  a.m.)        .      | 

11  45  a.m. 

10  15  a.m. 

10  15  a.m. 

7  15  p.m. 

I 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

^Dublin  and  South  of  Ireland,        .     -j 

5  40  p.m. 
8  30  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 
8  —  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 
8  —  p.m. 

I  7  50  a.m. 

Do.           do.           do.        , 

9  30  p.m. 

f 

•Dumfries,              .           .           .     | 

11  —  a.m. 
8  30  p.m. 

10  15  a.m. 
8  —  p.m. 

10  15  a.m. 
8  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 
7  15  p.m. 

Dunbar,      .... 

7  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  _  p.m. 

12  noon. 

*Do 

5  15  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Dundee  {on  Sunday  at  6  a.m.) 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

(  7  50  a.m. 
(     12  noon. 

*Do.               .... 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Do.  {on  Sunday  at  4:  p.m.) 

8  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

Dunfermline, 

7  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

12  noon. 

*Do.              .           .           .           .     •[ 

3  30  p.m. 
8  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 
7  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 
7  —  p.m. 

}   7  15  p.m. 

Fife  {on  Sunday  at  6  a.m.) 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

12  noon. 

*Do.               .... 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Glasgow  {on  Sun.  at  6  a.m.  <fc8.30. p.m.) 

6  30  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

f   7  50  a.m. 
I     12  noon. 

*Do.              .... 

11  —  a.m. 

10  15  a.m. 

10  15  a.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

*Do.               .... 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

7  15  p.m. 

*Do,               .... 

8  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

*Do.               .... 

10  30  p.m. 

8  ■ —  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

Hawick,      .... 

6  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

•Do.               .... 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

7  15  p.m. 

'Inverness,  .... 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

f   7  50  a.m. 
13—  p.m. 

Do.  {on  Sunday  at  6  a.7n.  and  4  p.m.) 

8  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

( 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

) 

♦Ireland,  Belfast,  and  Nortli  of,    .     < 

5  40  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

>    12  noon. 

[ 

8  30  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

) 

London  (Note  a)      . 

5  40  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Do.        (Note  a)      . 

8  30  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

8  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Peebles,      .... 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

*Do.              .... 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

*Perth  {on  Sunday  at  6  a.m.) 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

f   7  50  a.m. 
\     12  noon. 

*Do.               .... 

3  30  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Do.  {on  Sunday  at  4  p.m.) 

8  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

7  —  p.m. 

Thurso,       .... 

5  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

7  15  p.m. 

Delivery 
Commences 

t  Edinburgh  and  Leith  Delivery. 

1st,             .... 

7  30  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

2d,            ...           . 

11  45  a.m. 

10  15  a.m. 

10  15  a.m. 

12  noon. 

3d,            ...           . 

2  45  p.m. 

1  —  p.m. 

2  15  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

4th 

7  —  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

5  —  p.m. 

7  15  p.m. 

*Lothian  Burn,  &c.,  Delivery, 

7  15  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

3  —  p.m. 

Duddingston  Delivery,  1st, 

7  30  a.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

10  —  p.m. 

12  noon. 

Do.           do.         2d, 

2  45  p.m. 

1  —  p.m. 

2  15  p.m. 

7  50  a.m. 

Those  marked  thus  *  are  not  despatched  on  Sunday. Letters  too  Late  for  the  Closing  of  the  Box  at  the 

General  Post  Office  may  be  received  for  about  10  minutes  thereafter,  by  6d.  extra  being  paid. Letters  arriving 

by  any  particular  Mail  are  delivered  by  first  delivery  after  arrival. Notes  on  Despatches. — a  No  despatch  of 

London  Letters  on  Saturday.     6  8  30  p.m.  on  Sunday. 

t  On  Sunday  the  only  delivery  is  from  the  windovv'S  of  the  G.P.O.,  and  the  Leith  Branch  Office,  to  Persons 
calling  between  8  and  9  a.m. 

2d 


410  POSTAGE  DIEECTORY. 


Delivery  of  Letters  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith. 

First  Delivery — 7-50  a.m.  Includes  the  Mails  despatched  from  London  on  the  morning  and  evening  of 
the  previous  day,  Mails  from  abroad,  all  parts  of  England,  Dublin,  and  South  of  Ireland,  and  all  Scotland 
from  Aberdeen,  Fife,  and  Fort  William  southward. 

Second  Delivery — 12  noon.  Includes  Mails  from  the  North-East  of  England ;  Belfast,  and  North  of 
Ireland  ;  Berwick  and  South-East,  Glasgow  and  South-West  of  Scotland ;  Perth,  Dundee,  Dunfermline, 
and  Fife ;  and  the  Local  Posts  on  the  Queensferry,  Hermiston,  and  Musselburgh  lines  of  road. 

Third  Delivery — 3-0  p.m.  Includes  Mails  from  Dunfermline,  Alloa,  Stirling,  Glasgow,  Falkirk,  Lin- 
lithgow, Hawick,  Dalkeith,  Aberdeen,  Forfar,  Montrose,  Perth,  &c.,  and  the  Local  Posts  on  the  Currie 
and  Musselburgh  lines. 

Foi(,rth  Delivery — 7-15  p.m.  Includes  Mails  from  all  Scotland  North  of  Aberdeen  and  Fort  William  ; 
the  Central  and  North-Eastern  Divisions  of  Scotland;  West,  from  Ayrshire;  East,  from  Haddington; 
Hawick,  Dunfermline,  and  the  Local  Posts  on  the  Peebles,  Dalkeith,  Queensferry,  and  Hermiston  lines 
of  road. 


Paid  Letter  Oflace,  G.P.-O.,  Waterloo  Place. 

Open  from  7  a.m.  till  9  p.m.     Sunday,  8  a.m.  till  9  a.m. 

Receiving-Houses  in  Edinburgh. 

2  Ejlm  Row.  3  Duke  Steeet.                         6  Deanhaugh  Street 

54  London  Street.  1  Downie  Place.                             (Stockbridge). 

2  Canongate.  116  West  Bow.  21  Nicolson  Street. 

21  Castle  Street.  49  Hanover  Street.                  2  Pitt  Street. 

7  Charlotte  Place.  1  India  Street,  10  Clerk  Street. 

231  Cross  (High  Street).  1  Archibald  Place.                 1  Howard  Street. 

The  box  closes  at  10-15  A.M.,  and  1,  3,  5,  7,  8,  and  10  p.m.     On  Sundays,  at  10  p.m.  only. 

Eeceiving-Houses  in  the  Suburbs. 

Momingside,  10  A.M.,  1-45,  430,  and  8-45  p.m.;  7  Arniston  Place,  10-15  a.m.,  2-15,  4-50,  6-45, 
and  10  P.M. ;  Granton  Pier,  9-15  a.m.,  1-15,  and  6-30  P.M. ;  Newhaven,  9-45  a.m.,  1-45,  and  7  p.m.  ; 
Bennington,  9-50  A.M.,  1-50,  and  7-5  p.m.  No  Sunday  Collections,  except  from  7  Arniston  Place 
at  10  P.M. 

Keceiving-Houses  in  Leith. 

1  Junction  Street,  South.  13  Sandpokt  Steeet.  15  Shrub  Place,  Leith  Walk, 

Leith  Branch  op  General  Post-Office,  103  Constitution  Street. 
The  Boxes  close  at  the  above  Offices  at  10-15  a.m.,  1,  2-15,  3,  5,  7,  8,  andlO  p.m.     On  Sunday,  the  Col- 
lections from  the  Branch  Office  are  at  5,  8,  and  10  p.m.,  and  from  the  Receiving-houses  at  10  p.m.  only. 

Pillar  and  other  Letter  Boxes  in  Edinburgh  and  Leith. 

Bank  Street, South-East  Corner  of. 

Bristo  Port, Beside  New  North  Free  Church.. 

Canongate, Opposite  204  Canongate I  Collections  made  at 

Dean  Bridge, Opposite  Lynedoch  Place 

High  Street, Corner  of  South  Bridge  (east  side)... 

Howe  Street, Opposite  19  Howe  Street 

Pleasance, Head  of  Carnegie  Street 

Princes  Street Opposite  74  Princes  Street 

fc?Si^-:::::::::::::g?§tS:^o£:^w^y  Bridg^:- 1    ^-"^^^  ^*  i«-  --  -^y- 

Regent  Road, Head  of  Abbey  Mount 

West  Maitland  Street, Corner  next  Haymarket 

Bruntsfield  Place,  Near  Greenhill *10.— a.m.,  1.30,  4.15,  and  8.30  p.m. 

Claremont  Park Leith  Links *9.50  a.m.,  2.35,  7.35,  and  9.35  p.m. 

Golden  Acre, North  end  of  Inverleith  Row *9.—  a.m.,  1.—  and  6.15  p.m. 

Grange, Cemetery  Gate *10.15a.m.,  2.— ,4.45,  and  9.— p.m. 

Trinity, York  Road,  Trinity  Station *9.30  a.m.,  1.30,  and  6.45  p.m. 

Whitehouse  Loan, Comer  of  Grange  Loan *10.5  a.m.,  1.50, 4.35,  and  8.50  p.m. 

*  No  Sunday  Collection. 

(10.5  A.M.     12.50,  2.5,  2.50,  4.50,  6.50, 
Exchange  (Leith),............. Exchange  Buildings <     7.50,  and  9.50  p.m. 

{ {On  Sunday,  4.50,  7.50,  and  9.50  p.m.) 


10.15  A.M. 

5.—  P.M. 

1. —  P.M. 

7.—  P.M. 

3.—  P.M. 

8.—  P.M. 

And  10.- 

-P.M. 

Money  Order  Offices  and  Post  Office  Savings  Banks. 

12  Waterloo  Place..... Open  from  10  a.m.  till  i  p.m.    Saturday  from  10  a.m.  till  1  p.m. 

*  Leith  Branch  Office 

*  7  Charlotte  Place 

*  21  Nicolson  Street \n       ^       n  i-n  s     _ 

*  2  Pitt  Street ........."...::.::;::!:;.  ^op^°  ^^^"^  ^  ^•^-  ^^^^  ^  v-^- 

*  15  Shrub  Place,  Leith  Walk ', 

Granton  Pier , , j 

Those  rnai'ked  mtli  an  asterisk  (*)  are  Post  Office  Savings  Banka. 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY, 


411 


Note. — The  Postal  information  here  furnished  can  only  be  regarded  as  correct  up  to  the  time  of  the  publication  of 

the  Directory,  as  alterations  in  the  Mail  arrangements  are  constantly  taking  place. 
A  List  of  the  Despatches  and  Arrivals  of  the  Mails  is  published  Quarterly,  (price  6d.,)  and  may  be  had  at  the  Genera 

Post-Office,  Waterloo  Place. 


POST   TOWNS   IN    SCOTLAND. 

Those  which  gi'ant  and  pay  Money-Orders  and  Savings  Banks  marked  thus  (*). 
Money-Order  OfiBces  only  marked  thus  (t). 


Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  3uB-0yricEs  and  Recbiving-Houses, 


Aberarderj  under  Inverness,  12  m 

Aberargie,  under  Bridge  of  Earn,  4  m. 
*Aberchirdek,  9  m  from  Banff 

*  Abeedeen 

*Aberdour,  under  Burntisland,  3  m  -< 

*Abeefeldy,  under  Dunk  eld,  17  m... 

Aberfoyle,  20  m  from  Stirling < 

Aberlady,  under  Drem,  3|  m.. 

Aberlemno,  under  Forfar,  7  m 

Aberlour,  2  m  from  Craigellachie 

Abernetby,  Sg  m  from  Newburgb 

Abernetby,  under  Grantovi^n 

Aberny te,  under  Incbture 

Aberutbven,  under  Aucbterarder 

Abington < 

*Aboyne,  under  Aberdeen 

Advie,  4  m  from  Ballindallocb 

+A1KDKIE,  32  m 

Airth,  under  Falkirk i 

*  Alexandria,  under  Glasgow <. 

*Alford,  26  m  from  Aberdeen 

*Ai,LOA,  30m , < 

Almond  Bank,  5  m  from  Perth < 

'Alness,  30  m  from  Inverness 

AUoway,  under  Ayr 

Altmaharra,  under  Lairg 

Alva,  7  m  from  Stirling •! 

Alves,  under  Forres 

*Alyth,  3^  m  from  Meigle 

Amulree,  10  m  from  Dunkeld 

Amisfield,  under  Dumfries 

Ancrum,  under  Jedburgh 

*Anderstonj  by  Glasgow < 

*Annan,  79  m 

*Akstrutheb,  34  m 

*Appin,  under  Bonaw 

*Ar,biioath,  61  m 

Arbirlot,  under  Arbroath 

Arbuthnot,  under  Fordoun 

Arcbiestown,  under  Craigellachie 

Ardclach,  under  Forres , 

Ardelve,  under  Lochalsh 

Arden tinny,  20  m  from  Greenock 

*Akdeksier,  166  m 

Ardfern,  under  Glasgow 

*Ardgay  (formerly  Bonar  Bridge), ) 

under  Tain,  14m j 

*Ardgerer,  under  Bonaw, 

Ardnamurchan,  30  m  from  Strontian., 

Ardpatrick,  under  Glasgow 

Ardrishaig,  under  Lochgilphead 


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Post  Towns  {with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh).  Sub-Offices  and  Rbceiving-Houshs. 


Ardross,  under  Inverness 

'  Ardrossan,  ...76  m 

Ardwell  Inn,  12  m  from  Stranraer. 
Arisaig,  40  m  from  Fort- William... 

Armadale,  under  Thurso 

Armadale,  under  Bathgate 

Arncroach,  under  Pittenweem 

tAROS,  under  Oban  

Arran,  under  Ardrossan 

tArrochar,  36  m  from  Glasgow 

Arrochar  Village,  under  Glasgow.. 

Ascog,  3  m  from  Rothesay 

Ashkirk,  7  m  from  Hawick 

Assynt,  under  Lairg , 

Athelstaneford,  under  Drem 

Auchahoish,  under  Glasgow 

*Auchinblae,  under  Fordoun 

Auchincrow,  under  Ayton 

Auchinleck,  1  m  from  Cumnock... 

Auchleven,  Insch,  3^  m 

'■'^Auchencairn,  under  Castle-Douglas 

Auehmill,  3^  m  from  Aberdeen 

Auchmithie,  under  Arbroath 

Auchnacarry,  under  Fort- William... 

Auchencloish,  under  Kilmarnock 

Auchnacraig,  under  Oban 

Auchnagatt,  8  m  from  Ellon 

Auchnasheen,  30  m  from  Dingwall.. 

*Auchterarder,  54  m 

Auchterhouse,  Dundee,  7^  m 

Auchterless,  under  Turriff 

Auchtermuchty 


Auchtertool,  under  Kirkcaldy 

Auldearn,  3  m  from  Nairn 

Auld  Girnay,  under  Blair- Athole 

Auld  Girth  Bridge,  under  Dumfries... 

Aultbea,  under  Dingwall 

Avoch,  under  Inverness 

''Ayr,  72  m 

*■  Ayton,  48  m < 

Badenscoth,  under  Turriff. 

Baillieston,  5^  m  from  Glasgow 

Bainshole,  under  Insch 

Balbeggie,  5  m  from  Perth < 

Balblair,  6  m  from  Tain....... 

Balemo,  under  Currie < 

Balfour,  under  Kirkwall 

Balfron,  20  m  from  Glasgow 

Balgonie,  IJ  m  from  Markinch 

fB allantrae,  under  Girvan 

*Ballater,  Aberdeen,  42  m 

Ballinluig,  under  Dunkeld 

*Ballindallooh,  Keith,  44  m 

Ballintumb,  under  Blairgowrie,  11  m. 
Ballygrant,  under  Greenock,  118  m  ... 
Balmaclellan,  under  Castle-Douglas... 
Balnaguard,  under  Dunkeld,  Urn,... 
BalnuUo,  under  Cupar- Fife 


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POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Offices  and  Bbcbivino-Housbs, 


B  ox  Closes  at 


FosT  Towns  {with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Opficbs  and  Bbceivixq-Houses. 


Baltasound,  under  Lerwick 

Banchory,  18  m  from  Aberdeen. 

Banff,  IWom 

Bankend,  6  m  from  Dumfries 

Bankfoot,  under  Perth 


{ 

■  Bannockburn,  2i  m  from  Stirling .  < 


Banton,  Denny,  6  m 

Bargrennan,  under  Newton-Stewart. 

Barr,  8  m  from  Girvan 

Barra,  under  Lochmaddy 

Barrhead,  7  m  from  Glasgow 

Barrhill,  12  m  from  Girvan 

Barvas,  under  Stornoway 

Bathgate,  18  m  under  Edinburgh... 

Bbattly,  173  m 

Beith,  62  m 

Beeswing,  under  Dumfries. 
Belhelvie,  under  Aberdeen 
Belivat,  under  Nairn 


BellshUl,  under  Glasgow , 


Beltonford,  3  m  from  Dunbar . 

Berridale,  under  Golspie 

*Bervie,  Fordoun 


*BiGGAR,  30  m 

Birgham,  under  Kelso 

Birnam,  Dunkeld,  6  m 

Birsay,  under  Kirkwall 

Birse,  under  Aberdeen 

Bishopbriggs,  3^  m  from  Glasgow... 

Bishopton,  6  m  from  Paisley 

Blackburn,  under  Aberdeen 

Blackburn,  Edinburgh,  26^  m 

Blackford,  4|  m  from  Auehterarder 

Blackball,  Edinburgh,  3  m 

Blackhillock,  5  m  from  Keith 

Blackridge,  under  Edinburgh,  29  m... 

Blackshiels 

Bladnoth,  Newton-Stewart,  7m... 
+Blair-Adam,  under  Edinburgh,  18  m 
*Blair-Athole,  73  m 

Blair-Drummond,  6  m  from  Stirling  < 

tBLAIKGOWEIE,  61  m 

Blairgone,  under  Stirling 

Blair-Logie,  3|  m  from  Stirling < 

Elantyre,  under  Glasgow,  9  m 

Boarhills,  under  St  Andrews,  4  m..  ^ 

Boddam,  under  Peterhead,  4  m 

Bogroy ,  8  m  from  Inverness 

Bohally,  12  m  from  Pitlochry 

Bonar  Bridge  (see  Ardgay) 

Bonar  Village,  under  Tain,  15  m 

*BoNAW,  Glasgow,  80  m 

Bonohester  Bridge,  7  na  from  Hawick 

Bonhill,  under  Glasgow,  18  m 

Bonny  Bridge,  2|  m 

Boreland,  under  Lockerby,  7  m 

Borgue,  under  Dumfries,  33  m 

*BoRRowsTOUNNESs,    under    Edin- 
burgh, 19^  m 

''Bothwell 

Botriphnie,  under  Keith,  5  m 

jBourtreebush,  under  Stonehaven,  8  m 


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0  Bowden,  3  m  from  St  Boswell's 

0  Bower,  under  Wick,  15^  m 

0  BowiioRE,  under  Greenock,  114  m. 

0  *Braco,  48  m 

3  30  Brae,  under  Lerwick,  25  m 

8    0  *Braemar,  Aberdeen,  60  m 

3  30  iBranxton,  Coldstream,  6  m 

8    0  rBREOHiN,  71  m 

8    0  jBressay,  Lerwick,  1^  m 

8    0  rBridgend,  Greenock 

8    0  rBridgeof  Allan 

JBridge  of  Bucket,  under  Aberdeen, 

8    0      42  m 

8    0  [Bridge  of  Cally,  under  Blairgowrie,  6  m 

JBridge  of  Dee,  Aberdeen,  2  m 

3  15  JBridge  of  Don,  Aberdeen,  2  m 

8    0  iBridge  of  Dun,  under  Montrose,  4  m 

8    0  TBridge  of  Earn,  40  m 

jBridge  of  Marnoch,  under  Huntly,  8^  m 

0  Bridge  of  Eoy,  Glasgow,  131^  m 

0  Bridge  of  Turk,  Stirling,  23  m 

30  Bridge  of  Weir,  6  m  from  Paisley 

0  *BROADrOED 

30  +Brpdick,  16  m  from  Ardrossan 

15  *Brora,  5  m  from  Golspie 

0  *Broughty-Ferry,  4  m  from  Dundee  ■! 

40  Broxburn,  under  Winchburgh 

30  Brucklay,  6J  m  from  Mintlaw 

30  Brunton,  under  Cupar-Fife,  6i  m 

Bryde  Kirk,  under  Annan,  3  m 

Buckhaven,  under  Leven,  2|  m \ 


BucklyAde,  14  J  m  from  Stirling 

*BncKtE,  Fochabers,  7^  m 

Bunavoulin 

Bnnessan,  Glasgow,  154  m 

*Burghead,  9  m  from  Elgin 

Burness  Toll,  under  Ellon,  4  m 

Burn  of  Cam  bus,  under  Stirling,  10  m 

*Bdrntisland,  7  m 

Burravoe,  under  Lerwick,  38  m.... 
30  Burreltown,  under  Coupar-Angus,  2  m 

Burwick,  under  Kirkwall,  19  m 

30  *Busby,  6  m  from  Glasgow 

8    0  Butterstone,  under  Dunkeld,  4  m 

8    0  Byth,  9  m  from  Turriff 

Cabrach,  Aberdeen,  46  m 

3  30  Caikndow,  30  m  from  Glasgow 

8    0  SCairney  Hill,  under  Dunfermline, ) 

8    of    3m I 

o  on  SCairnie,  under  Huntly,  6  m 

o    Q  |Cairnies  (The),  under  Perth < 

8    0  jCairnish,  under  Lochmaddy,  13  m ... 

jCairnryan,  under  Girvan,  24  m 

jCalderbank,  under  Airdrie,  2  m 

Calder,  Mid 

8    0  jCalder,  West 

3  30  r Callander,  under  Stirling,  16  m... 

8    0  rCalton  (Glasgow) 

8    0  jCambushbarron,  under  Stirling,  1  m. 

ICambuslang,  4  m  from  Glasgow 

fCamelon,  1  m  from  Falkirk ■< 

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rCAMPBELTOWN 

3  30  ICampsie,  under  Glasgow,  9  m 

8    0  fCamptown,  under  Jedburgh,  7  m 

8    0  rCanobie,  Hawick,  29m 

iCarbost,  23  m  from  Brog.dford 


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Cardross,  under  Glasgoiy,  17  m 

Careston,  Brechin,  4  m 

*Carluke,  Lanark,  5m -J 

Carmunnock,  by  Glasgow,  8  m 

Carmyllie,  under  Arbruath,  8  m 

Carnbee,  under  Edinburgh,  29  m 

Carnbo,  under  Kinross,  4  gm 

Carnock,  3|  m  from  Dunfermline...  -! 

*Carnoustie,  50  m ,. ... 


Post  Tottns  {with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  SuB-OmcEs  and  Recbiving-Houses. 


*Carnwath,  7  m  from  Lanark < 

Carr  Bridge,  Kingussie,  19  m 

Carridale,  by  Greenock,  48  m 

Carrington,  by  Lasswade 

Carron,  2  m  from  Falkirk 

Carronbridge,  under  Denny,  4  m 

Carronshore,  3  m  from  Falkirk 

Carsphairn,  25  m  from  Ayr 

Car  stairs,  under  Lanark,  4  m < 

Castle-Douglas,  90  m 

*Castletown,  5  m  from  Thurso 

Cathcart,  3^  m  from  Glasgow 

Catrine,  Kilmarnock,  11  m < 

Causewayhead,  under  Stirling,  1^  m.. 
Causewayend,       under       Newton-  > 

Stewart,  3|  m j 

Cawdor,  6  m  fromNairn 

*Ceres,  under  Cupar-Fife,  3  m < 

*Chance-Inn,  under  Arbroath,  6  m  ... 

Chapelhall,  Airdrie,  2k  m 

Chapelknowe,  Hawick,  35  m 

Chapelton,  under  Hamilton,  6  m 

Charleston,  4  m  from  Dunfermline  \ 

Charlotte  Place,  Edinburgh 

Cherrybank,  under  Perth,  1|  in 

Chirnside 


Clachaig,  under  Greenock,  16  m 

Clachan,  under  Glasgow,  93  m 

Claehnaharry,  Inverness 

Clackmannan,  Stirling,  9  m < 

Clarencefield,  under  Annan,  7^  m 

Clarkston,  under  Airdrie,  1^  m 

Clashmore,  under  Inverness,  62  m  .... 

Clatt,  under  Aberdeen,  35  m 

Claverhouse,  Dundee,  4  m 

Cliesh,  under  Kinross,  4  m 

Clintmains,  under  St  Boswell's,  1^  m, 

Clola,  under  Ellon,  10^  m 

Closeburn,  under  Thornhili,  2A  m  — 

Cluny,  Aberdeen,  15  m 

Coaltown,  under  Markinch,  Ij  m 

*Coatbridge,  8  m  from  Glasgow 

*C0CKBURNSPATH,  36  m 

Coigach,  under  Dingwall,  66  m 

Coldingham,  under  Ayton,  6  m 

*C0LDSTREAM,  47  m 

*C0LINSEURQH,  27  m 

Colin  ton,  4  m  from  Edinburgh 

Coll,  Glasgow,  150  m 

Collessie,  under  Lady  bank,  3^  m 

Collin,  under  Dumfries,  3  m 

Colliston,  under  Ellon,  6  m 

Colmonell,  under  Girvan,  12  m 

Colpy,  under  Insgh,  3|ia, ,, 


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tComrie,  6|  m  from  Crieff 

Condie,  under  Bridge  of  Earn,  7  m  ... 
Conon  Bridge,  under  Dingwall,  3  m... 

Contin,  under  Dingwall,  7  m 

Cornerhouse,  2  m  from  Stranraer 

Cornhill,  under  Keith,  12  m 

Corpach,  Glasgow,  124  m 

Corran  (Ardgour),  Glasgow,  109  m... 

Corrie,  bj'  Ardrossan,  20  m 

Corsock,  under  Dumfries,  16  m 


Corstorphine,  4  m  from  Edinburgh  < 

Cortachy,  Kirriemuir,  5  m 

Cortes,  under  Mintlaw,  8  m 

Countesswells,  under  Aberdeen,  5  m... 

*Coupar-Angus,  58  m 

Courance,  by  Lockerby,  12^  m 

Cousland,  under  Dalkeith I 

Cove,  under  Aberdeen,  4|  m 

tCove,  under  Greenock,  10  m. 


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Coylton,  under  Ayr,  6  m 

*Craigellachie,  115  m 

Craigie,  under  Kilmarnock,  4  m 

Craigielands,  under  Moffat,  2^  m 

Craigievar,  under  Aberdeen,  27  m.... 
Craigton,  Dundee,  15^  m 

*Crail,  St  Andrews,  10  m < 

Crailing,  under  Kelso,  8  m 

Cramond,  5  m 

Cramond  Bridge,  under  Cramond 

Cranshaws,  Dunse,  10^  m 

Crathie,  Alserdeen,  51  m 

*Creetown,  Dumfries,  45  m ■! 

*Crieff,  50  m 

''Crimond,  under  Peterhead,  9  m 

Grinan,  Glasgow,  95  m 

Crocketford,  under  Dumfries,  9  m.... 
*CROMARTy,  under  Inverness,  24  m... 

Cromdale,  Keith,  34  m 

Crook,  under  Biggar,  13^  m 

Crossford,  under  Lanark,  6  m 

Crossgates,  under  Inverkeithing 

Grosshands,  under  Kilmarnock,  6  m.. 
Crossbill,  3  m  from  Maybole 

Crosslie,  under  Stow < 

Crossmichael,  under  Castle-Douglas, ) 

3m I 

Crossmyloof,  Glasgow,  2  m 

Cross  Roads,  Banff,  22^  m 

Cross  Street  Receiving- Office,  Ayr.... 

Croy,  under  Ardersier,  5  m 

Cruden,  9  m  from  Ellon 

Culbokie,  9  m  from  Dingwall.. 

Culduthel,  Inverness,  2  m 

Culgower,  under  Golspie,  13  m 

*Cullen,  Banff,  3^  m 

Culliecudden,  Inverness,  35^  m 

CuUivoe,  under  Lerwick,  54  m 

*Culross,  Stirling,  17  m < 

Cumbernauld,  15  m  from  Glasgow.... 

Cuminestown,  5^  m  from  Turiff 

Cummertrees,  under  Annan,  4  m 

*CoiiNocK,  Kilmarnock,  16  m -j 

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POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


Post  Towm  (with  Dietancea  from 
Edlnbnrgb),  Shb-Otficbb  and  BscsiriKo-HoutES. 


*CiTPAR-FiPE,  30  m < 

*Currie,  6  m < 

tDAiLLy,  Maybole,  Tm 

Dalbarber,  Perth,  8  m < 


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*Dalbeattiej  Dumfries,  14  m... 

Dalguise,  under  Dunkeld,  5  m. 
Daljarroch,  under  Grirvan,  7  m 
Dallas,  under  Forres,  9  m 

*Dalkeith,  Edinburgh,  6  m... 

Dalnacardoch,  11  m.   from   Blair 

Athole 

Dalmally,  16  m  from  Inverary.. 

+Dalmellington,  15  m  from  Ayr 

Dalmuir,  8:^  m  from  Glasgow 

"Dairy  (Ayrshire),  Beith,  5  m 

Dairy,  under  Castle-Douglas,  17  m... 

Dalrymple,  6  m  from  Ayr 

Dalswinton,  under  Dumfries,  7  m.... 

Dalton,  under  Ecclefechan,  6  m < 

Damhead,  6  m  from  Kinross 

Darnaway,  by  Forres,  8  m 

Darnick,  under  Melrose,  1  m 

Darvel,  under  KUmarnock,  9  m 

+Davidson's  Mains,  Edinburgh,  4  m., 
Daviot  (Aberdeenshire),   Old  Mel- ) 

drum  J 

Daviot  (luverness-sh.),  Inverness,  6m 

Deanburn,  under  Hawick,  8gm 

Deanston,  under  Stirling,  9  m 

Deerness,  Kirkwall,  6m 

Denhead,  under  St  Andrews,  3  m 

Denholm,  6  m  from  Hawick 

Denino,  under  St  Andrews,  ii  m 

Dennistown,  Glasgow,  14  m 

*Dehny,  35  m  

Dennyloanhead,  2  m  from  Denny 

Deskford,  Banff,  17i 

*DlNGWALL,  178  m 

Dirleton,  under  Drem,  3  m 

'Dollar,  under  Stirling,  12  m 

Dolphington,  Noblehouse,  6  m 

Dores,  under  Inverness,  7  m 

*DoRNOCH,  under  Inverness,  55  m 

Dornock,  under  Annan,  2  m 

Dornie,  under  Lochalsh,  7  m 

Douglas,  under  Lanark,  11  m 

Douglastown,  under  Forfar,  3  m 

*Doune,  under  Stirling,  8  m 

Dreghorn,  under  Irvine,  2  m 

*Drem,  171  m 

Drumblade,  under  Huntly,  6  m 

Drumflower,  under  Dumfries,  71  m.. 

Drumlithie,  Fordoun,  4|  m 

*Drumnadrochit,  14  m  from  Inverness 
Drumoak,  under  Aberdeen,  10  m... 

*Drumore,  20  m  from  Stranraer 

Drymen,  under  Glasgow,  26  m , 

Dubford,  under  Banff,  8  m 

Duffus,  Elgin,  4J  m 

Dulnain  Bridge,  Kingussie,  25 

fDuMBARTON,  Under  Glasgow,  14  m 

*DuMFRiES,  73  m 

*Dunaskier,  under  Ayr,  12  m , 

*Ddmbar,  28  m , 

*Dunbeath,  under  Golspie,  33  m 

^DUHBLANK,  46  m 


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Post  Towns  (with  Bistances  from 
Edinburgh),  SuB-OmcHs  and  RECEiTiNo-Hon«M. 


3  30  Duncow,  under  Dumfries,  6  m 

8    0  Dunbog,  under  Newburgh,  4  m 

^Dundee,  44  m i 

Dundonald,  5  m  from  Kilmarnock 

Dundrennan,72i'ifr'  Kirkcudbright... 
*DtrNPERMLiNE,  17  m ■; 

Dunglass,  12  m  from  Glasgow 

*DUNKELD,  59  m 

Dunmore,  Stirling,  7  m < 

45  jDunnet,  9  m  from  Thurso 

30  jDunnichen,  Forfar,  4  m 

*Dunning,  under  Bridge  of  Earn,  9  m. 

*DuN00N,  76  m 

Dunrossness,  under  Lerwick,  24  m.... 

Dunscore,  under  Dumfries,  9  m 

tDuNSE,  44  m 

Dunshelt,  Ladybank,  7  m 

Duntocher,  Glasgow,  11m „. 

Dunure,  under  Ayr,  6  m ,,,.. 

*DuNVEGAN,  276  m 

Duraden,  under  Cupar-Fife,  3g  m 

Durrisdeer,  under  Thornhill,  7  m 

Durness,  by  Lairg,  8  m 

Duror,  Glasgow,  103  m 

Durris,  Aberdeen,  13  m 

Dyce,  under  Aberdeen,  6  m 

*Dysart,  2  m  from  Kirkcaldy < 

Eaglesham,  9  m  from  Glasgow 

*Earlston,  4g  m  from  Melrose 

■"■Easdale,  16  m  from  Oban 

Eassie,  under  Meigle,  4  m 

East  Wemyss,  Kirkcaldy,  5  m 

East  Yell,  by  Lerwick,  43  m 

Ecclefechan,  72  m | 

Echt,  12^  m  from  Aberdeen 

Eday,  Kirkwall,  20  m 

Eddlestone,  Edinburgh,  18  m 

tEDINBURGH 

Edinkillie,  by  Forres,  9  m 

Edrom 

Edzell,  6  m  from  Brechin 

*Eglinton  Street,  Glasgow 

E   orsJie,  under  Paisley,  2|  m 

8    0  fELGiN,  199  m 

Elie 

8    0  *Ellon,  126m 

Enzie,  under  Fochabers,  6  m 

Enzieholm,  under  Hawick,  30.7  m 

S    OStERROL,  48  m .". 

8    0  Errol  Village,  under  Errol 

5  15  Eskdale,  under  Hawick,  35|  m 

8    0  *Evanton,  under  Inverness,  25  m 

Evie,  Kirkwall,  17  m 

8    0  JEwes,  under  Hawick,  19^  m 

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*Eyemouth,  under  Ayton,  2^  m -j 

Fairlie,  2|  m  from  Largs 

"Falkirk,  24  m | 

Falkland,  Ladybank,  6  m 

Farnel-Careston,  under  Brechin,  4  m 

Farr,  31  m  from  Thurso 

Fasnacloich,  Glasgow,  95^  m 

IB^earn,  Brechin,  9  m 
Fearn,  5  m  from  Tain 
Pen  wick,  Kilmarnock,  4  m 
Ferrintosh,  6  m  from  Dingwall 


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Po3T  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sue-Offices  and  EscBit'iNa-HousBS. 


Bos  Closes  at 


Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Offices  and  Beceiviko-Hobsbs. 


Ferryden,  under  Montrose^  1^  m. 

*FERRY-PORT-ON-CKAia 

Petlar,  Lerwick,  51  m 

.  Fetterangus,  under  Mintlaw,  2  m 
*Fettercairn,  under  Laurencekirk,  5  m 
Findhorn,  5  m  from  Forres ... 
Findhaven,  62  m  from  Forfar 

Finstown,  Thurso,  37  m 

Fiatray,  by  Aberdeen,  10  m.. 
Fintry,  18m from  Glasgow... 


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Five-Mile  House,  under  Dundee,  5  m. 

*F0CHABERS,  188  m 

Folda,  under  Meigle,  17  m 

Forbes,  under  Aberdeen,  27  m, 


'■'Ford,  under  Dalkeith. 


Ford,  Loehawe,  Glasgow,  75  m 

Fordoun 

Fordyce,  Banff,  10^  m 

*FoRFAR,  54  m 

Forgandenny,  un.  Bridge  of  Earn,  3  m 

Forglen,  under  Turriff,  4|  m 

Forgue,  7i  m  fromHuntly 

Forneth,  7  m  from  Blairgowrie 

*FoRRES,  186  m 

*FoRT- Augustus,  Inverness,  35  m.... 

Fort-George,  1|  m  from  Ardersier 

Fort  Teviot,  un.  Bridge  of  Earn,  7  m 

Fortingal,  Aberdeen,  27  m 

FoRTRosE,  Inverness,  12  m 

Forth,  under  Lanark,  72m 

"  Fort- William,  Glasgow,  121  m 

Possaway,  under  Kinross,  6  m 

Fountainhall,  4  m  from  Stow 

Fowlis,  under  Crieff,  6  m 

"'Fraserburgh,  151  m 

Friockheim,  under  Arbroath,  7  m 

Fruchie,  under  Lady  bank,  3  m 

Furnace,  Glasgow,  67  m 

"Fyvie,  under  Aberdeen,  25  m 

Gairloch,  by  Dingwall,  57  m 

Gairlochhead,  Glasgow,  272  ™ 

"Galaseibls,  32  m 

Gallotown,  2  m  from  Kirkcaldy .... 

*Galston,  5  m  from  Kilmarnock.... 

Garallan,  Kilmarnock,  18  m 

Garderhouse,  under  Lerwick,  15  m.... 

Gargunnock,  under  Stirling,  6  m 

"Garlieston,  under  Newton-Stewart,  ) 

15  m j 

Garmouth,  5  m  from  Fochabers 

Garrabost,  under  Stornoway,  8  m 

Gartly,  Insch,  8^  m 

Gartmore,  23  m  from  Stirling 

Garvald,  under  Prestonkirk,  6  m 

Garve,  14  m  from  Dingwall 

Gask,  imder  Auchterarder,  6  m 

^Gatehouse,  Dumfries,  33  m 

Gateside,  under  Ladybank,  12|  m.... 

Gattonside,  under  Melrose,  1  m 

Gavinton,  under  Dunse,  2^  m 

Gifford,  4|  m  from  Haddington < 

Gilmerton,  under  Crieff,  2  m 

Gilston,  under  Castle-Douglas,  2^  m. 

Gillyburn,  under  Dunkeld,  7  m 

*GiRVAN,  79  m 


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Gladsmuir,  under  Tranent... 
Glammis,  5J  m  from  Forfar . 

*Glasgow,  44  m 


Glass,  under  Huntly,  8h  m 

Glenapp,  under  Girvan,"20  m 

Glencarse,  under  Perth,  6^  m 

Glencaple,  under  Dumfries 

Glendaruel,  80  m  from  Glasgow 

^Glencoe,  Glasgow,  106  m 

Glendale,  under  Dunvegan,  8|  m  .. 

*Glenelg,  Lochalsh,  8  m 

Glen  Isla,  under  Meigle,  12.^  m  .... 

Glenlivat,  Keith,  30  m .'. 

Glenlocher,  under  Castle-Douglas,  3  m 

^Glenluce,  Dumfries,  67m 


Glenmorriston,  under  Inverness,  26  m 
Glenshee,  under  Blairgowrie,  20  m 
Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness,  28  m... 
*GoLSPiE,  224  m 


*Gorebridge 

Gordon,  under  Kelso,  8  m 

Gortlech,  under  Inverness,  20  m.... 

Gourock,  3  m  from  Greenock 

*Govan,  2g  m  from  Glasgow 

Govan  Bank,  Arbroath,  3.3  m 

''Grangemouth,  under  Falkirk,  3  m 
tGranton  Pier,  Edinburgh 

Grantown,  Keith,  38  m 

Grant's  House,  Cockburnspath,  4f  m. 
Greenburn,  under  Whitburn 

Greenlaw,  under  Dunse,  8  m.... 
Gretna,  Annan,  9  m 


'Greenock . 


Guardbridge,  Cupar- Fife,  6  m . 
Guildtown,  under  Perth,  6  m.. 
GuUane,  under  Drem,  3|  m  .... 
Guthrie,  Arbroath,  9  m 

*Haddington,  17  m 


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Halbeath,  by  Dunfermline,  2^  m....  ^ 

Halkirk,  6  m  from  Thurso 

^Hamilton,  32  m < 

Haroldswick,  under  Lerwick,  65m.., 

Harray,  under  Kirkwall,  12  m 

Harriotfield,  Perth,  10  m 

*Harris,  under  Stornoway,  36  m 

Haughhead,  under  Glasgow,  11  m 

Haugh  of  Urr,  Castle -Douglas,  4^  m  -J 

■^Hawick,  50  m 

Helton,  under  Kelso,  2  m 

*Helensburgh,  Glasgow,  21  m 

*Helmsdale,  Golspie,  17  m 

Heriot,  under  Gorebridge < 

Hermiston,  under  Corstorphine < 

Hightae,  under  Lockerby,  4  m 

Hillend,  under  Inverkeitbing \ 


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Hillhead,  under  Glasgow,  2  m.... 

Hillside,  8  m  from  Aberdeen 

Hillside,  under  Montrose,  3  m.... 
Hillswick,  under  Lerwick,  42  m, 


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POSTAGE  DIRECTORY, 


Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Offichs  and  Ebciitino-Houseb 


Hilltown  Receiving  Office,  Dundee . . 
*Holytown,  under  Glasgow, 


Holy  wood,  under  Dumfries,  im.... 

Hopeman,  7  m  from  Elgin 

Howmore,  37  m  from  Lochmaddy  .. 

Houston,  6  m  from  Paisley 

Howood,  under  Paisley,  5|  m 

Huna,  18  m  from  Wick 

Huntiugtower,  Perth,  2^  m 

*HuNTLT,  173  m 

Hurlet,  Glasgow,  7h  m 

Hurlford,  2  m  from  Kilmarnock  .... 

Inch,  under  Kingussie,  6  m 

Inch  bare,  Brechin,  4^  m 

■Mnchtukb,  55  m 

innellan,  by  Greenock,  14  m 

Innerkip,  Greenock,  6  m 

flnnerleithen,  6  m  from  Peebles.... 

innerwick,  under  Dunbar,  5  m 

*Insoh 

Inver,  under  Dunkeld,  1  m 

Inverallochy,  under  Miutlaw,  13  m 

Inveran,  under  Tain,  20J  m 

*Inverart 

Invercannich,  under  Beauly,  20  m.. 
Invergarry,  6  m  from  Fort- Augustus. 
*Invergordon,  under  Inverness,  32 
Inverie,  54  m  from  Fort- Augustus  .. 
Inverkeitliny,  by  Turriff,  7  m 


'Inveukeithing,  13  m 

Inverkindie,  under  Aberdeen,  38  m... 

*Inverness,  149  m 

Inverury,  Keithhall 

lona,  Glasgow,  161  m 

+I11VINE,  67  m 

*'Isle  Ore  say,  9  m  from  Broadford. 
I.  of  Whithorn,  under  N. -Stewart, 22m 

Jamestown,  Glasgow,  19  m 

'■Jedburgh,  49  m 

Jock's  Lodge 

Johnshaven,  Fordoun,  11  m 

Johnstone,  Paisley,  3|  m 


Johnstone  Bridge,  under  Lockerby, 
7m 

Juniper-green,  under  Slateford 

Jura,  Glasgow,  188  m 

Keig,  under  Aberdeen,  26  m 

Keills,  Glasgow,  108  m 

*Keith,  128  m 

Keithhall 

Kelso,  42  m 

Keltonhill,  under  Castle-Douglas,  2^  m 

Kemnay,  under  Keithhall,  6  m 

Kennethmont,  Aberdeen,  32  m 

Kenmore,  6  m  from  Aberfeldy 

Kennoway,  Markinch,  3^  m 

Kerremore,  under  Aberfeldy 

Kessock,  Inverness,  2  m 

■'"Kettle,  under  Ladybank,  1  m 

Kilbarchan,  Paisley,  6  m 

*Kilbirnie,  by  Beith,  3  m 

Kilbride,  57  m  from  Lochmaddy 

Kilbride  (East),  8  m  from  Glasgow.... 
*Kilbride  (West),  under  Greenock, ) 

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K  i  Ichreggan,  by  Green  ock,  8  m 

Kilchreaan,  Glasgow,  73  m 


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Kilconquhar 

Kilfinau,  Glasgow,  63  m 

Kilham,  under  Coldstream,  8  m.... 

Kilearn,  16^  m  from  Glasgow 

Kilearnan,  under  Inverness,  7  m... 

*Killin,  under  Crieff,  27  m 

Kilmalcolm,  under  Port-Glasgow,  4  m 
Kilmany,  under  Cupar-Fife,  5^  m. 

^Kilmarnock,  64  m 

'^Kilmartin,  under  Lochgilphead... 
Kilmaurs,  2  m  from  Kilmarnock... 

Kilmelford,  Glasgow,  108  m 

Kilmichael-Glassary,  Glasgow,  94^  m 
Kilmorie,  under  Ardrossan,  35  m  .... 

Kilmuir,  21  m  from  Portree 

Kilmun,  under  Greenock,  12  m 

Kilninver,  Glasgow,  105  m 

Kilpatrick  (New),  6  m  from  Glasgow 
"'^Kilpatrick  (Old),  10  m  from  Glasgow 

Kiirenny,  under  Anstruther 

*Kilsyth,  12  m  from  Glasgow 

Kiltarlity,  under  Beauly,  5  m 

*Kil winning,  Irvine,  5  m 

Kilcaldrum,  under  Forfar,  4^  m 

*KiNCARMNE,  Stirling,  12  m , 

Kincardine-O'Niel,  26  m  from  Aber- ) 

deen ) 

Kingairlocb,  Glasgow,  116  m 

King  Edward,  6  mfrom  Banff. 

Kingarth,  under  Greenock,  28  m 

*KlNGHORN,  8  m 

Kinglassie,  under  Kirkcaldy,  7  m...-! 

Kingsbarns,  under  St  Andrews,  6  j 


Kingston,  under  Drem,  3  m 

Kingston-Port,  by  Fochabers,  6  m. 
King  Street  Receiving- OfiSce,  Dundee 

tKiNGussiE,  115  m 

Kinlochbervie,  under  Lairg,  46  m.... 

Kinlochard,  under  Stirling,  24  m 

Kinlochewe,  under  Dingwall,  39m.. 
Kinloch-Moidart,  20  m  from  Stroutian 

Kinneswood,  under  Kinross,  5  m 

Kinneff,  under  Stonehaven,  5  m 

^Kinross,  27  m 

Kintail,  Lochalsh,  16  m 

*Kintore,  under  Aberdeen,  12  m 

*Kippen,  12  m  from  Stirling,  10  m .... 

*KlRKCALDT,  11|  m •! 

Kirkbank,  5  m  from  Kelso 

Kirkbean,  under  Dumfries,  14  m 

Kirkcolm,  under  Stranraer,  7  m 

Kirkconnel,  Sanquhar,  4  m < 

Kirkcowan,    7    ni    from    Newton-  f 
Stewart ( 

*KiRKO0DBRiGHT,  Dumfries,  28  m.  < 

Kirkgunzeon,  Dumfries,  8  m 

Kirkinner,  under  Newton-Stewart, ) 

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Kirkintilloch,  Glasgow,  8  m 

Kirkliston,  under  Winchburgh 

Kirkmahoe,  under  Dumfries,  4  m 

Kirkmichael,  14  m  from  Blairgowrie.. 

Kirkmichael,  3^  m  from  Maybole 

Kirkne  wton 

Kirkoswald,  under  Maybole,  4^  m 

Kirkpatrick-Durham,  Castle-Doug- ) 
las,  4^m i 


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Post  Iowns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-0i»ick3  and  KBcsIVI^o-Hou« 


Box  Closes  at 


Post  Towits  {with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Ovfices  and  Rsckivinq-Housbs. 


Kirkpatrick- Fleming,  under  Eccle- ) 

fechan,  6  m ) 

*KiRKWALL,  352  m 

*KiBEiEMniR,  63  m 

Kirtle  Bridge,  imder  Ecclefechan,  3  m 
Knockando,  9  m  from  Craigellacliie  ... 

Kyleakin,  Lochalsh,  7  m 

*Ladybank 

Ladykirk,  Berwick,  8  m 

Laggan,  11  m  from  Kingussie 

Laighdores,  under  Crieff,  6  m 

"Lairg,  227  m 

Lamlash,  20  mfrom  Ardrossan 

LamLngton,  under  Biggar,  6  m 

*Lanark,  32  m < 

Langbank,  under  Port-Glasgow,  5  m.. 

*Langholm,  Hawick,  23^  m < 

Larbert,  3  m  from  Falkirk 

*Largo 

*Largs,  under  Greenock,  15  m 

*Larkhall,  under  Hamilton, 4  m....  -^ 


*Lasswade,  6  m . 


Latheron,  by  Golspie,  37m 

Lathones,  under  St  Andrews,  6m 

*Lauder,  under  Stow 

Laurencekirk,  93  m 

Laurieston,  lA  m  from  Falkirk 

Laurieston,  under  Castle-Douglas 

Leadburn,  Edinburgh,  13  m 

tLeadhills,  Glasgow,  48  m < 

Ledaig,  Glasgow,  91|  m 

'  Leith 

Leith  Walk,  Edinburgh 

Leitholm,  Coldstream,  7  m 

*Lennoxtown,  Glasgow,  10m 

*Lerwick,  400  m 

Leslie,  3  m  from  Markinch 

Leslie,  under  Insch,  7  m 

i'Lesmahagow,  under  Lanark,  7  m 

Leswalt,  under  Stranraer,  2.^  m 

Letham,  under  Ladybank,  5|  m 

Letham,  under  Forfar,  6  m  

Lethnot,  under  Brechin,  8  m 

*Leuchars,  Cupar-Fife,  7m < 

*Leven,  21  m < 

*Liberton,  3  m ■! 

tLilliesleaf,  6  m  from  Selkirk 

Limekilns,  3  m  from  Dunfermline.  ...< 
Lindores,  2  m  from  Newburgh  (Fife) 

"Linlithgow,  16  m \ 

Linkshouse,  under  Lerwick,  46  m 


Linton,  West,  under  Penicuik . 


Lintrathen,  by  Kirriemuir,  7^  m 

Lismore,  Glasgow,  100  m 

Llanbryde,  under  Elgin,  3^  m  .... 
Loan,  3  m  from  Linlithgow 


*Loanliead,  6  in . 


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Loans,  Ayr,  5  m 

Lochalsh,  200  m 

Lochbroom,  under  Dingwall,  40  m 

"Lochcarron,  under  Dingwall,  50  m... 
Lochearnhead,  under  Crieff,  19^  m  ... 

Lochend,  under  Dumfries,  18  m  

Lochfoot,  under  Dumfries,  15  m 


^'Lochee,  2^  m  from  Dundee ■! 

Lochgair,  under  Glasgow,  75  m 

'Lochgelly, 

Lochgilphead 

Lochgoilhead,  by  Greenock,  24  m 

Lochinver,  under  Lairg,  47  m 

''Lochmaben,  under  Lockerby,  4  m.... 

*Lochmaddt,  304  m 

Lochranza,  by  Greenock,  40  m 

Loch  Swein,  Glasgow,  108.J  m 

tLochwinnoch,  Paisley,  9'{m 

*L0CKERBT,  71  m i 

Logierait,  Dunkeld,  9  m 

Longforgan,  6  m  from  Dundee 

Longhope,  Thurso,  18  m 

Longniddrie 

Longside,  under  Mintlaw,  2f  m 

Lonmay,  under  Mintlaw,  10m 

*Lossiemoutb,  6  m  from  Elgin ■. 

Lothian  Burn 

Lugar,  Kilmarnock,  18  m 

Lumsden,  under  Aberdeen,  34  m 

Lumphanan,  under  Aberdeen,  30^  m. 

Lunan,  under  Arbroath,  8  m 

Lundie,  under  Dundee,  9  m 

Luss,  under  Glasgow,  27  m 

Luthrie,  under  Cupar-Fife,  5^ -j 

Luthermuir,  under  Laurencekirk,  5  m 

tLybster,  iinder  Golspie,  39^ 

Lynwilg,  Kingussie,  9  m 

Macduff,  1;^  m  from  Banff 

iMadderty,  under  Crieff,  6  m 

iMakerstoun,  under  Kelso,  4  m 

jManor,  under  Peebles 

■Markinch,  19  m 

jMary burgh,  under  Dingwall,  2  m 

JMaryculter,  7A  m  from  Aberdeen 

IfMaryhill,  4  m  from  Glasgow 

JMarykirk,  6  m  from  Montrose 

jMarypark,  under  Craigellachie,  7^  m 

*Mauchline,  under  Kilmarnock,9m 


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*Maybole,  86^  m 

_*Meigle,  62  m 

Meikleour,  under  Perth,  12  m  

Melness,  under  Lairg,  41  m 

fMELROSE,  36  m 

Melvich,  18  m  from  Thurso 

Menmuir,  under  Brechin,  5  m  

Menstrie,  5  m  from  Stirling 

iMethlic,  22  m  from  Aberdeen 

Methven,  6  m  from  Perth 

Mey,  Thurso,  13|  m 

Miavaig,  Stornoway,  32  m 

*Mid-Calder 

Middleshaw,  under  Lockerby,  4  m.. 

Millerhill,  under  Dalkeith - 


*Millport,  5  m  from  Largs , 


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Millhouse,  iinder  Grreenoek,  34  m  , 
Millhouse,  under  Lockerby,  4m.. 

Milnathort,  1|  m  from  Kinross 

Milnfield,  under  Dundee 

Milngavie,  7  m  from  Glasgow 


Milton  Bridge. 


Milton  of  Campsie,  9  m  from  Glasgow 

Minishant,  under  Maybole,  3|  m 

MlNTLAW,  151  m  

Moodiesburn,  under  Glasgow,  7  m  .... 
Monifieth,  under  Dundee,  6^  m 

tMoFFAT,  51  m < 

Moniaive,  8  m  from  Thornliill 

Monkton,  Ayr,  4  m 

*M0NTR0SE,  70  m 

Monymusk,  19  m  from  Aberdeen 

Morebattle,  8  m  from  Kelso 

Morinish,  8  m  from  Tobermory 

*Mortlacli,  6  m  from  Craigellacbie 

*Morvern,  19  m  from  Oban 

Mossat,  33  m  from  Aberdeen 

Mossbank,  vmder  Lerwick,  29  m 


Post  Towns  (with  jDist&nees  from 
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Motherwell  

Mousewald,  under  Dumfries,  7  m.. 

Moy,  12  m  from  Inverness 

Muchals,  by  Stonehaven,  4J  m 

Muckart,  under  Stirling,  16  m 

Muirdrum,  Dundee,  I23  m 

Muirkirk,  under  Lanark,  22  m  . . . 
Munlochy,  under  Inverness,  8^  m  . 

Murrayfield,  2  m 

^Musselburgh,  6  m 

Muthill,  3  m  from  Crieff 


Myluefield  (Dundee) 

*Nairn,  175m 

Neilston,  Glasgow,  llr,  m 

New  Abbey,  7|  m  from  Dumfries 

New  Aberdour,  8  m  from  Fraserburgh 

Newart  Hill,  under  Motherwell,  3  m  < 

Newbigging,  under  Dundee,  72  na 

"Newbursh  (Fife),  40  m 

Newburgh,  under  Aberdeen,  12  m 

"■New  Castleton,  Hawick,  20  m 

New  Cumnock,  under  Kilmarnock... 

New     Galloway,     under     Castle- ) 

Douglas,  13-2  m J 

New  Deer,  29  m  from  Aberdeen 

Newluce,  under  Dumfries,  73  m 

New  Lanark,  under  Lanark,  1  m. 


NewmaiBS,  under  Motherwell,  5  m  -^ 

Newmills,  8  m  from  Kilmarnock 

Newmill,  under  Keith,  Ik  m 

New  Pitsligo,  10  m  from  Mintlaw 

tNewport,  under  Dundee,  2  m 

New  Rattray,  by  Blairgowrie,  ^  m.... 
Newseat,  under  Aberdeen,  25  m 

Newton  Grange,  under  Dalkeith....  -j 

Newton  Mearns,  7  m  from  Glasgow... 
Newton  Moor,  under  Kingussie,  4  m.. 

^Nkwton-Stewart,  125  m 

Newtown  St  Boswells,  1|  m 

Newtyle,  6  m  from  Coupar- Angus 

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jg,  6  m  from  Parkhill 

tlToBLEHOUSE,  17  m 

*NoRTH  Berwick 

tNoRTH  QUEENSFEEKT,  11  m i 

North  Ronaldshay,  un.  Kirkwall,  30  m 
iNorth  Water  Bridge,  under  Lau- ) 

rencekirk,  6^  m j 

Nunton,  22  m  from  Lochmaddy 

[Oaklet,  under  Dunfermline,  4  m...  -J 
*Oban,  Glasgow,  92  m 

Ochiltree,  4  m  from  Cumnock -j 

Oldhamstocks,  Cockburnspath,  2  m... 

Old  Deer,  under  Mintlaw,  2  m 

*01d  Kirkpatrick,  Glasgow j 

*Old  Meldrum,  Aberdeen,  17^  m  .... 

Old  Rattray,  by  Blairgowrie,  1  m 

Old  Raynb,  under  Insch,  3^  m .... 

Ollaberry,  under  Lerwick,  35  m 

Ormiston,  2^  m  from  Tranent 

Orphir,  under  Kirkwall,  9  m 

Orton,  under  Fochabers,  5^  m 

Osnaburgh,  under  Cupar-Fife,  3  m.  ■; 

Onick,  Glasgow,  106  m 

Oxton,  under  Stow 

Oyne,  under  Insch,  3  m 

*PAiSLEr,  49m < 

Parkgate,  under  Dumfries,  9  m 

Parkhead,  2  m  from  Glasgow   

tPARKHiLL,  Inverness,  40  m   

*Partick,  3  m  from  Glasgow 

Parton,  6  m  from  Castle-Douglas 

Pathhead,  1  m  from  Kirkcaldy -j 

Patna,  10  m  from  Ayr 

Peat  Inn,  under  Cupar-Fife,  62  m 

*Pkebles,  22  m 


'Penicuik,  10  m < 


Pencaitland,  32  mfrom  Tranent. 
Penpont,  under  Thornhill, 


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f Perth,  44  m 

Peterculter,  Aberdeen,  9  m 

fPETERHEAD,  141  m 

Petty,  under  Inverness,  6  m 

Pitcaple,  under  Aberdeen,  22  m.... 
Pitlessie,  under  Ladybank,  2  m.... 
*Pitlochry,  71  m 

^PlTTENWEEM,  20  m 

*Pitt  Street,  Edinburgh 

Pittinain,  under  Lanark 

Plean,  under  Stirling,  5  m 

Plockton,  under  Lochalsh,  6  m 

Pluscarden,  under  Elgin,  6  m 

*Pollockshaws,  3  m  from  Glasgow. 
Pollockshields,  under  Glasgow,  2  m... 

Polmout,  3g  m  from  Falkirk 

*Poolewe,  67  m  from  Dingwall 

PoRTASKAiG,  Glasgow,  106  m 

Port  Bannatyne,  Greenock,  22  m  .. 
Port-Charlotte,  under  Bowmore.... 
PortElphinstone,  under  Keithball,  1  m 
*Port  Ellen,  under  Greenock,  100  m 
Port  Essie,  Fochabers,  9  m 

*PoRT-GLASaow,  64  m ■ 

Port-Gordon,  Fochabers,  6  m 


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Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Officbs  and  Rbceiting-Houses. 


Box  Closes  at 


Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  Sub-Ohices  and  Kbcbivinu-Hovsbs. 


Portmahomac,  12  m  from  Tain 

Port- Logan,  14  m  from  Stranraer.. 
Port-Monteith,  15  m  from  Stirling .... 
Portknockie,  Banff,  14^  m 


*PortobeUo,  3  m., 


*Port-Pateick,  under  Stranraer,  9g  m 

*P0RTRBE,  270  m ." 

tPoRTSOT,  Banff,  8  m 

*Port  William,  Newton-Stewart,  17... 

Poyntzfield,  7  m  from  Portrose 

Preston,  under  Dumfries,  15  m 

*PRESrONKIEK,  22  m 

*Prestonpans,  9  m 

Prestwick,  by  Ayr,  3  m 

Quay  Eeceiving-Office,  Aberdeen 

Rachin  Mill,  under  Biggar,  7^  m-  \ 

Rafford,  under  Forres,  SJ  m 

Rait,  Perth,  12^  m 

Ramescleugii,  under  Selkirk,  18  m.... 

'*Rannoch,  21  m  from  Pitlochry 

Raasay,  14  m  from  Broadford 

*Ratho,  8  m 

Rawyards,  under  Airdrie,  1  m 

Raws,  under  Craigellachie,  8  m 

Reay,  11m  from  Thurso 

Redding,  under  Falkirk,  2|  m  

Redgorton,  4  m  from  Perth 

*Renfrew,  3  m  from  Paisley 

Renton,  by  Glasgow,  16^  m 

Reston,  under  Ayton,  3  m < 

Rhyud,  under  Perth,  6  m 

*Rhynie,  under  Aberdeen,  38  m 

Riccarton,  1  m  from  Kilmarnock 

Riccarton,  under  Stonehaven,  5  m 

Ringford,  Dumfries,  24  m  


Roadside,  Perth,  12  m ] 

Rogart,  under  Golspie,  9  m 

Rosehall,  under  Glasgow,  10  m 

Rosehall,  under  Lairg,  8  m 

Rosehearty,  4|  m  fi-om  Fi-aserburgh.. 

Rosemarkie,  under  Fortrose,  1  m 

Roseneath,  Glasgow,  24^  m 

RoseweU,  under  Lasswaide 

Roslin,  9  m  from  Edinburgh < 

f  Rothes,  under  Keith,  11m 

*R0THESAY  

Rothiemay,  6|  m  from  Huntly. 

Rousay,  Kirkwall,  20  m 

Row,  Glasgow,  23  m 

Rutherglen,  2  m  from  Glasgow 

Ruthven,  under  Meigle,  4i  m 

*St  Andrews,  40  m \ 


St  Boswell's  Green,  40  m 

St  Cyrus,  6.^  m  from  Montrose 

St  Fergus,  under  Peterhead,  5m... 
St  Fillans,  under  Crieff,  12  m 

St  Margaret's  Hope,  Kirkwall,  13 

m 

St  Monance,  I5  m  from  Pittenweem. 
St  Ninian's,  Ij  m  from  Stirling 

Saline,  7  m  from  Dunfermline • 

Salsburgh,  Motherwell,  7^  m ■ 

*Saltcoats,  76  m 


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Salton,  6  m  from  Tranent 

Samuelston,  by  Haddington,  5  m  , 

Sanday,  Kirkwall,  25  m 

Sandbank,  Greenock,  13  m 

Sandhead,  8  m  from  Stranraer 

Sandness,  under  Lerwick,  31  m... 
Sand  wick,  under  Lerwick,  13  m  .. 


*Sanquhar,  100  m i 

Sauchie,  Alloa,  1^  m < 

Scalloway,  Lerwick,  5  m 

Sconcer,  12  m  from  Broadford 

Scone,  2  m  from  Perth 

Scourie,  under  Lairg,  43  m 

ScouringburuReceiving-Office,Dundee 

*Selkiek,  38  m 

Shawshead,  under  Dumfries,  7  m 

Shieldag,  under  Dingwall,  66  m 

Sliiel's  House,  l)y  Lochalsh 

Shiskine,  by  Ardrossan,  20  m 

*Shotts,  under  Motherwell,  10  m...  -j 

Shuttleston,  4  m  from  Glasgow 

Skeabost,  under  Portree,  6  m 

Skene,  8  m  from  Aberdeen 

Skirling,  under  Biggar,  2g  m 

Skyre  Burn,  imder  Dumfries,  35  m  ... 
*Slamaunan,  under  Falkirk,  7  m 

*Slateford,  4  m i 

Smailholm,  under  Kelso,  6  m 

Sorby,  Newton-Stewart,  14^  m 

Som,  4  m  from  Mauchline 

South  Portland  Street,  Glasgow 

tSoUTH  QUEENSFERRY,  9m -j 

Southend,  Greenock,  69  m 

Southwick,  under  Dumfries,  16  m 

Spittalfield,  6  m  from  Dunkeld 

Spott,  under  Dunbar,  3  m 

Springburu,  2j  m  from  Glasgow 

Springfield,  under  Cupar-Fife,  3m... 

Sprouston,  under  Kelso,  2  m 

Stair,  under  Kilmarnock,  10  m 

*Stanley,  7  m  from  Perth 

Star,  under  Markineh,  1|  m 

Staxigo,  Wick,  2i 

Stitchell,  under  Kelso,  4  m 

Stenton,  under  Prestonkirk,  4  m 

Stevenston,  Saltcoats,  1  m 

Stein,  under  Dunvegan 

*Stewarton,  Kilmarnock,  6  m 


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Stirling,  36m i 

Stobo,  under  Peebles,  6  m 

Stobbs,  under  Hawick,  4g  m 

'Stonehaven,  115  m ". 

Stonehouse,  under  Hamilton,  8  m...  -j 

Stoneykirk,  6  m  from  Stranraer 

*Stornoway,  270  m | 

Stow,  26m | 

Strachur,  60  m  from  Glasgow 

Straiten,  7  m  from  Maybole 

*Straneaee,  128  m 

Strathaird,  under  Broadford 

Strathaven,  7  m  from  Hamilton  ...  < 

Sfcrathblane,  11  mfi'om  Glasgow 


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420 


POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


Post  TowNa  (with  Distances  from 
Edinburgh),  SuB-OrricM  and  Kbczivino-Housos. 


Post  Towns  (with  Distances  from 
I  Edinburgh),  SuB-OmcBa  and  EBcBiTiKa-HousB£. 


Strathdon,  45  m  from  Aberdeen 

Strathmiglo,  Lady  bank,  10  m 

Strathpeffer,  6  m  from  Dingwall 

Strichen,  7  m  from  Mintlaw 

*Stromne3s,  under  Thurso,  30  m 

*Strone,  under  Greenock,  10  m 

Stronsay,  15  m  from  Kirkwall 

+STR0NTIAN,  Glasgow,  145  m 

Struan,  Broadford,  29  m 

Struy,  Beauly,  7  m 

Stuartfield,  3  m  from  Mintlaw 

Summerhill,  10  m  from  Aberdeen 

Svnnton,  Coldstream,  7  m 

Symington,  6  m  from  Kilmarnock 

Svmiogton,  Biggar,  3^  m 

Tain,' 206  m 

Tamnavoulin,  under  BallindallochjiOm 

Tarbert,  Glasgow,  94  m 

Tarbolton,  9  m  from  Kilmarnock,  8m 

Tarfside,  under  Brechin,  18  m 

Tarland,  Aberdeen,  37|  m 

Tarradale,  by  BeauJy,  2  m 

Tarves,  under  Aberdeen,  18  m 

Tayinloan,  Glasgow,  112  m 

Tayvallich,  Glasgow,  101^  m 

Temple,  by  Gorebridge < 


Tompland,  under  Lockerby,  7m. 
Teviothead,  9  m  from  Hawick.... 


The  Cairnies,  under  Perth,  10  m....  •; 

TsoENHiLii,  65  m 

Thornhill,  Stirling,  8  m | 

Thornliebank,  5  m  from  Glasgow 

Thornton,  4  m  from  Keith 

Thornton,  Kirkcaldy,  5  m i 

Thurso,  300  m 

Tibbermuir,  Perth,  5  m 

Tighnalinn,  under  Pitlochry,  33  m  .... 
Tighyarry,  under  Lochmaddy,  24  m... 

*TiIlicoultry,  under  Stirling,  9m 

•Tobermory,  by  Oban 

Tollcross,  under  Glasgow,  3  m 

Tomatin,  by  Inverness,  16  m 

*Tomintoul,  41  miles  from  Keith 

Tongueland,  Dumfries,  27  m 

*Tongue,  under  Lairg,  38  m 

Torphichen,  4  m  from  Linlithgow 

Torphins,  under  Aberdeen,  25^  m 

Torrance,  6  m  from  Glasgow 

Torryburn,  5  m  from  Dunfermline  .  < 

Torthorwald,  under  Lockerby,  8  m. ... 

Townhill,  under  Dunfermline,  1<^  m  < 

Toxside,  under  Gorebridge < 

*Tranent,  10  m 

Traquair,  under  Peebles 

Trinafour,  under  Blair- Athole,  9^  m.. 
Trinity-Gask,  un.  Auchterarder,  6  m. 


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"Troon,  under  Glasgow 

Tullibody,  5  m  from  Stirling 

*TnRKiFF,  146  m 

Twynholm,  Dumfries,  27  m 

Tyndrum,  under  Crieff,  40  m 

Tynninghame,  under  Prestonkirk,2  m 

Tyree,  Glasgow,  63  m 

Tyrrone,  under  Thornhill,  4  m 

Uddingstone \ 


Udny,  131  m  from  Aberdeen 

+Uig,  under  Portree,  15  m 

Ulbster,  under  Wick,  7^  m 

Ullapool,  under  Dingwall,  46  m 

Ulsta,  under  Lerwick,  38  m 

Diva,  Glasgow,  134  m 

Unachan,  9  m  from  Fort- William 

Union  st.  Receiving-Oifice,  Aberdeen. 

Uphall,  by  Winchburgh 

Upper  Keith 

Urray,  under  Beauly,  8  m 

Uyesound,  under  Lerwick,  37  m 

VoE,  under  Lerwick,  19  m 

Walls,  under  Lerwick,  24  m 

Wamphray,  by  Moffat,  7i  m ■< 


Wanlockhead,  under  Abington < 

Waterbeck,  4^  m  from  Ecclefechan  -! 

Waternish,  under  Dunvegan,  7  m 

Waterside,  under  Kilmarnock,  6m... 
Waterton  of  Echt,  un.  Aberdeen,  12  m 
Watten,  Golspie, 61  m 

Wemyss,  4^  m  from  Kirkcaldy < 

West  Wemyss,  under  Kirkcaldy,  5  m. 
Wemyss  Bay,  under  Greenock,  8  m... 
*West-Calder,  5  m  from  Mid-Calder. 

+West  Linton,  under  Penicuik 

Westray,  Kirkwall,  15  m 

Westruther,  under  Stow 

f  Whitburn 

Whitehills,  under  Banff,  2  m 

Whiteness,  by  Lerwick,  8  m 

Whitehouse,  22  m  from  Aberdeen 

Whitehouse,  Glasgow,  lOli  m 

Whithorn,    un.    Newton-Stewart,  \ 

18  ra I 

Whitlets,  under  Ayr,l|m 

Whitsome,  Ayton,  9  m \ 

Whittinghame,  under  Prestonkirk,  2m 
*WiCK,276m 

*  Wigtown,  un.  Newton-Stewart,  7  m 

*  Winchburgh, 

Windygates 

*Wishawtown,      imder       Mother- 
well, 3  m.. 

Woodside,  2  m  from  Aberdeen 

Yarrow,  under  Selkirk,  9  m 

*Yetholm,  8  m  from  Kelso 

Yoker,  by  Glasgow  4  m , 


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POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


421 


ENGLAND  AND  WALES. 

LIST  OF  TOWNS  WHICH  GRANT  AND  PAY  MONEY-ORDERS. 


Abbey    Road,    St 
John's  Wood, 
N.W. 

Abbey  Town 

Abbot's  Bromley 

Abbotsbury 

Aberaman 

Aberavon 

Aberayron 

Aberdare 

Aberdovey 

Aberford 

Abergavenny 

Abergele 

Aberkenfig 

Aberystwitb 

Abingdon 

Accrington 

Acklington 

Ackworth 

Acle 

Acock's  Green 

Acton,  W. 

Addingbam 

Adelaide   Road, 
Hanipstead,N.W. 

Adwy-r-Clawdd 

Albany  Road,  Wal- 
worth, S. 

Albany  Street,N.W. 

Albert  Town,  Stoke 
Newington,  N. 

Albrighton 

Alcester 

Aldborough,  Suffolk 
I  Aldborough,  Yorks. 

Alderney 

Aldershot 

Aldershot  Camp 

Aldgate,  E. 

Alford 

Alfreton 

Allason  Terrace, 
Kensington,  W. 

Allendale 

Alnwick 

Alresford 

Alrewas 

Alston 

Alton 

Altrincham 

Alvechurch. 

Amble 

Ambleside 

Amersham 

Amesbury 

Amlwcb 

Amport 

Ampthill 

Amwell  Street,  Pen- 
ton  ville,  E.G. 

Andover 

Angmering 

Appleby 

Appleby  Magna 

Appledore,  Devon 

Appledore,  Kent 

Armley 

Arnold 

Arundel 


Asb 

Ashbourne,  Derbys. 

Ashburton 

Ashby-de-la-Zouch 

Ashford,  Kent 

Ashford  New  Town 

Ashley       Crescent, 
City  Road,  N. 

Ashted  Row 

Ashton-in-Maker- 
field 

Asbton  on  Mersey 

Asbton-under-Lyne 

Ashwell 

Aspatria 

Astley  Bridge 

Aston-on-Clun 

Aston  Street 

Atherstone 

Attercliffe 

Attleborough 

Audlem 

Audley 

Axbridge 

Axminster 

Aylesbury 

Aylesford 

Aylsham 

Bacup 

Badminton 

Bagilt 

Bagshot 

Bakeweli 

Bala 

Baldock 

Balham.  S. 

Ballaugh,  Isle  of 
Man 

Ball's  Pond,  N. 

Bampton,  Devon 

Bampton,  Oxon 

Banbury 

Bangor,  Wales 

Bangor,  Isycoed 

Banwell 

Barbican,  E.G. 

Bardney 

Barham 

Barker  Street 

Barking,  E. 

Barkway 

Barmouth 

Barnard-Castle 

Barnes,  S.W. 

Barnet,  N. 

Barnoldswick 

Barnsbury,    Isling- 
ton, N. 

Barnsbury       Road, 
Islington,  N. 

Barnsley 

Barnstaple 

Barrow-in-Furness 

Barrow-on-Humber 

Barton-on-Humber 

Barton-under-Need- 
wood 

Baschurch. 

Basford 

Basingstoke 


Baslow 


Batb 

Batley,  Yorks. 

Battersea,  S.W. 

Battle 

Battle  Bridge,  N. 

Bawtry,  Yorks. 

Bayswater  Terrace, 

W. 
Beaconsfield 
Beal 

Beaminster 
Beaufort 
Beaulieu 
Beaumaris 
Beccles 

Beckenham,  S.E, 
Beckington 
Bedale 
Bedford 
Bedford     Street, 

Marine  Parade 
Bedlington 
Bedworth 
Beeford 
Beeston 
Belbrougbton 
Belford 
Bellingham 
Belper 
Benson 
Bentham 
Bere  Regis 
Berkeley 
Berkhempstead 
Bermondsey, 

Grange  Road  S.E 
Bermondsey  Street, 

S.E. 
Berriew 
Berry  Edge 
Berwick 
Bethesda 
Bethnal     Green 

Road,  N.E.  (Nor. 

easterfl      District 

Office) 
Betley 
Beverley 
Beverley  Road 
Bewdley 
Bexhill 
Bexley,  S.E. 
Bexley  Heath,  S.E 
Bicester 
Bideford 
Biggleswade 
Bildeston 
Billericay 
Billesdon 
Billingborough 
Billinghay 
Billingshurst 
Bilston 
Binbrook 
Bingham 
Bingley 
Birkenhead 
Birmingham 


Birstall 

Birtley 

Bishop  Auckland 

Bishop's  Castle 

Bishopsgate    Street 

Within,  E.G. 
Bishop's  Lydeard 
Eishopstoke 
Bishop's  Stortford 
Bishop's  Waltham 
Blackburn 
Blackfriars'  Road,S. 
Blackheath       Hill, 

S.E. 
Blackpool 
Blackstone  Street 
Blackwall,  E, 
Blackwood 
Blaenavon 
Blaina 


Blanchland 

Blandford 

Blandford  Street,  W. 

Blaydon-on-Tyne 

Bletcbingley 

Bletchley  Station 

Blockley 

Bloxham 

Bloxwich 

Blyth 

Bodmin 

Bognor 

Bollington 

Bolsover 

Bolton 

Bomer  Heath 

Bootle,  Gumbd. 

Bootle,  Lane. 

Borough,  Soutb- 
wark,  S.E.  (South- 
eastern District 
Office) 

Boroughbridge 

Boscastle 

Boston 

Boston  Spa 

Botesdale 

Botley,  Hants 

Bottesford 

Boughton 

Bourne 

Bournemouth 

Bourton  on  the 
Water 

Bovey  Tracey 

Bow  (Exeter) 

Bow,  E. 

Bowness 

Bow  Road,  Wilby 
Terrace,  E. 

Box 

Boxford 

Boxmoor 

Brackley 

Bracknell 

Bradfield 

Bradford-on-Avon 

Bradford  Street 

Bradford,  Yorks. 


Bradley  Green 

Braintree 

Bramley 

Brampton,  Cumber- 
land 

Brancaster 

Brandon 

Braunstone 

Braunton 

Brecknock  Place, 
Gamdea  Town, 
N.W. 

Brecon 

Brenchley 

Brentford,        (High 
Street,)  W. 

Brentwood 

Brettel  Lane 

Brewood 

Bridgend 

Bridgenorth 

Bridge   Road,    Bat- 
tersea, S.W. 

Bridgewater 

Bridlington 

Bridlington  Quay 

Bridport 

Brierly  Hill 

Brigg 

Brighouse 

Brightlingsea 

Brighton 

Brigstock 

Brill 

Brinklow 

Bristol 

Bristol        Gardens, 
Paddington,  W. 

Bristol  Road 

Britton  Ferry 

Brixham 

Brixton,(Acre  Lane,) 

Brixton  Hill,  S. 

Brixworth 

Broad  Clyst 

Broad  Green,  S. 

Broadstairs 

Broadway 

Broadway, Deptfbrd, 
S.E. 

Broad  winsor 

Bromley,  Kent,  S.E. 

Bromley,       Middle- 
sex, E. 

Brompton      Road, 
S.W. 

Bromsgrove 

Bromyard 

Broseley 

Brough,   Westmore- 
land 

Brough,  Yorks. 

Broughton-in-Fur- 
ness 

Broughton  Road 

Browuhills 

Brownlow  Hill 

Bruton 

Brymbo 


422 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 

Bryngwran 

Castleton 

Clapham  Common, 

Cricklade 

Duffield 

Bryninawr 

Castletown,    Isle   of 

S. 

Cromer 

Duke  Street,  Man- 

Bubwith 

Man 

Clapham  Road,  S. 

Crondall 

chester  Square,  W. 

Buckden 

Catterick 

Clare,  Suffolk 

Crook 

Dulverton 

BiTckfastleigh 

Cawood 

Clarendon         Road 

Cross  Hills 

Dulwich,  S. 

Buckingham 

Caxton 

North,  W. 

Cross  Inn 

Duuchurch 

Bude 

Caythorpe 

Claverley 

Croston 

Dunmow 

.Budleigh  Salterton 

Cemaes  (Anglesea) 

Claycross 

Crouch  End,  N. 

Dunstable 

Bailth 

Cemmaea 

Clayton  West 

Growland 

Dunster 

Banbury 

Ceme 

Cleatormoor 

Crowle 

Durham 

J5ungay 

Chacewater 

Cleckheaton 

Croydon,          (High 

DuTsley 

JJuntingford 

Chagford 

Cleobury  Mortimer 

Street,)  S. 

Dymchurch 

i3ures 

Chalfont  St  Giles' 

Clerkenwell   Green, 

Crumlin 

BaUng,  W. 

Biirford 

Chalford 

E.C. 

Cuckfield 

Ealing  Common,  W. 

Burgess  Hill 

ChanceryLane,W.C. 

Glevedon 

Gullompton 

Eardisley 

Burgh 

Chapel  AUerton 

Cley 

Gurzon  Street,  May- 

Earl's  Barton 

Barley 

Chapel-en-le-Erith 

Clifton 

fair,  W. 

Earl's-Golne 

Burnham,  Bucks 

Chapel  Town 

Clifton-on-Teme 

Gwm  Avon 

Earl  Shilton 

Burnham,  Essex 

Chard 

Clitheroe 

Dalston,  Cumber- 

Earlestown 

Burnham,  Norfolk 

Charing 

Clovelly 

land 

Easington  Lane 

Barnham,  Somerset 

Charing  Cross,  "W.C. 

Clun 

Dalston,  Middlesex, 

Easingwold 

15urnley 

Charlbury 

Clydach 

N.E. 

Eastbourne 

Burrage  Town, 

Charles    Street, 

Coalville 

Dalton-in-Furness 

Eastbourne,       Sub- 

Plumstead,  S.E. 

Middlesex    Hos- 

Cobham 

Dane  Hill 

Office 

Bnrry  Port 

pital,  W. 

Cockermouth 

Darlaston 

East  Cowes,  Isle  of 

Burslem 

Charlton,        Black- 

Coggeshall 

Darlington 

Wight 

Burton-Latimer 

heath,  S.E. 

Colchester 

Dartford 

East  Greenwich.S.  E. 

iiurton-on-Trent 

Charlton,  Dover 

Coleford,  Glos. 

Dartmouth 

East  Grinstead 

Burton,  Westmd. 

Charmouth 

Coleshill 

Darwen 

East  Harptree 

Burwash 

Chatham 

Collingham 

Daventry 

East  Hendred 

Burwell 

ChathiU 

Colnbrook 

Dawley 

East  Ilsley 

Bury,  Lane. 

Chatteris 

Colne,  Lane. 

Dawlish 

East  India  Road,  E. 

Bury  St  Edmund's 

Cheadle,  Cheshire 

Colney  Hatch  Park, 

Deal 

Eastington 

Bute  Docks 

Cheadle,  Staffords. 

N. 

Debenham 

East  Peckham 

Buxton 

Cheddar 

Colsterworth 

Deddington 

East  Rudham 

Byfield 

Cheetham  Hill 

Coltishall 

Dedham 

Eastry 

Caerleon 

Chelmsford 

Colyton 

Delph 

East  Sheen,  S.W, 

Caerphilly 

Chelsea,       (Queen's 

Combe  Down 

Denbigh 

Eastwood 

Caistor 

Road,  "West,  )S.W. 

Commercial     Road, 

Denton 

Ebbw  Vale 

Caledonian  Koad,  N. 

Cheltenham 

East,  E.  (Eastern 

Deptford,     (High 

Eccles 

Callington 

Chepstow 

District  Office) 

Street,)  S.E. 

Eccleshall 

Calne,  Wilts 

Chertsey 

Commercial     Road, 

Derby 

Eccleston       Street, 

Calstock 

Chesham 

Peckham,  S.E. 

Derby  Road 

Pimlico,  S.W. 

Calverley 

Cheahunt,  N. 

Conduit  Street,  Pad- 

Dereham 

Eckington,  Derbys. 

Camberwell   Green, 

Chester 

dington,  W. 

Deritend 

Eden-Bridge,  Kent 

S. 

Chesterfield 

Congleton 

Desford 

Edge  Hill 

Camberwell  Boad,  S. 

Chester-le-Street 

Coningsby 

Devizes 

Edgeware,  N.W. 

Cambo 

Chester  Road 

Coniston 

Devonport 

Edgeware  Road,  W. 

Camborne 

Chew  Magna 

Gonnah's  Quay 

Devorau 

Edmonton,  N. 

Cambridge 

Chichester 

Connaught   Terrace, 

Dewsbury 

Edmonton  Green,  N. 

Camden  lload,N.W. 

Chichester      Street, 

Hyde  Park,  W. 

Dinas 

Edwardes  Terrace, 

Camden     Town, 

Paddington,  W. 

Conway 

Diss 

Kensington,  W. 

N.W.  (North- 

Chigwell, N.E. 

Cookham 

Dockhead,  S.E. 

Egerton,  Kent 

western  District 

Chippenham 

Corbridge 

Docking,  Norfolk 

Egerton,  Lane. 

Office.) 

Chipping  Norton 

Corfe  Castle 

Dolgelly 

Egham 

Camelford 

Chipping  Sodbury 

Corsham 

Doncaster 

Eglwysbach 

Campden 

Chirk 

Corwen 

Donington 

Egremont 

Cannington 

Chiselhurst,  S.E. 

Gosham 

Dorcas       Terrace, 

Elford 

Canning  ToAvn,  E. 

Chiswick,  W. 

Gottenham 

Hammersmith,  W. 

Elland 

Cannock 

Chobliam 

Gottingham 

Dorchester,  Dorset 

Ellesmere 

Canonbury,  N. 

Chorley,  Cheshire 

Coventry 

Dorchester,  Oxon 

Eltham,  S.E. 

Canterbury 

Chorley,  Lane. 

Cowbridge 

Dorking 

Ely 

Canton,  Cardiff 

Chowbent 

Cowes,    Isle   of 

Dover 

Emsworth 

Cardiff 

Christchurch 

Wight 

Dowlais 

Enfield,   Middlesex, 

Cardigan 

Chudleigh 

Coxhoe 

Down,  S.E. 

N. 

Carlisle 

Chulmleigh 

Cradley  Heath 

Downham 

Enfield  Highway,  N. 

Carmarthen 

Church 

Granbourne 

Dwnton 

Enstone 

Carnarvon 

Church  End,  Finch- 

Granbrook 

Draycott 

Epping 

Carnforth 

ley  N. 

Granley,  Surrey 

Driffield 

Epsom 

Carshalton,  S. 

Church  Stretton 

Crawford  Street,  W. 

Droit  wicli 

Epworth 

Cartmel 

ChurtonStreetjS.W. 

Crawley 

Dronfield 

Erdington 

Castle  Gary 

Cinderford 

Crayford,  S.E. 

Droxford 

Erith,  S.E. 

Castle  Donington 

Cirencester 

Grediton 

Droylsden 

Esher 

Castle  Eden  Station 

City  Road,  E.G. 

Crewe 

Drury  Lane,  W.C, 

Eston 

Castleford 

Clapham,       (The 

Grewkerne 

Duckinfield 

Eton 

Castle  Hedingham 

Rise,)  S. 

Crickhowell 

Dudley 

Eu8tonSquare,N.W. 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


423 


Evercreeeh 

Garstang 

Gunnislake 

Hawkshead 

Horncastle 

Everton 

Garston 

Hackney,     (Church 

Haworth 

Hornchurch,  Essex, 

Evesham 

Gateshead 

Street,)  N.E. 

Haxey 

E. 

Ewell 

Gerrard's  Gross 

Hackney  Road,  N.E. 

Hay 

Horndean 

Exeter 

Gibraltar  Street 

Hackney  Wick,N.E. 

Haydon  Bridge 

Horndon-on-the- 

Exmouth 

Gillingham 

Haddenham 

Hayes 

Hill,  E. 

Exmouth    Street, 

Qisburn 

Hadfield 

Hayfield 

Hornsea 

Clerkenwell,W.C. 

Glanton 

Hadleigh 

Hayle,  Cornwall 

Hornsey,  N. 

Eyam 

Glastonbury 

Hadlow 

Haymarket,  S.W. 

Hornsey  Road,  N. 

Eye 

Glossop 

Hagley 

Headcorn 

H  or  s  forth 

Eynsliam 

Gloucester 

Hailsham 

Heanor 

Horsham 

Fairford 

Glynneath 

Hale,  Lane. 

Heathfield 

Horsmonden 

Fakenham 

Godalming 

Halesowen 

Hebden  Bridge 

Horwich,  Lane. 

Falmouth 

Godstone 

Halesworth 

B.eckington,  Line. 

Hotwells 

Pareham,  Hants 

Golborne 

Halifax 

Heckmondwike 

Houghton-le-Spring 

Paringdon 

Goole 

Halliwell 

Hedon 

Hounslow,  W. 

Farnborough  Road 

Gorey,  Jersey 

Halstead 

Helmsley 

House  of  Commons, 

Parnborongh  Station 

Gorton 

Haltwhistle 

Helston 

S.W. 

Famdon 

Gosberton 

Hambledon 

Hemel  Hempstead 

(This     office    issues 

Famham,  Surrey 

Gosport 

Hammersmith, 

Hendon,  N.W. 

orders  only) 

Farningham 

Goswell  Road,  E.G. 

(Broadway,)  W. 

Henfield 

Hove 

Farnworth 

Goudhurst 

Hampstead,     (High 

Henley-in-Arden 

Hovingham 

Faversham 

GowerStr.N.,W.G. 

Street,)  N.W. 

Henley-on-Thames 

Howden 

Fawley 

Grafton  Road,  Ken- 

Hampstead Green, 

Hereford 

Hoxton  New  Town, 

Fazeley 

tish  Town,  N.W. 

N.W. 

Heme  Bay 

N. 

Feckenham 

Grampound 

Hampton,  S.W. 

Hertford 

Hoylake 

Felling 

Grange 

Hampton  Court, 

Hessle 

Hoyland 

Felstead 

Grantham 

S.W. 

Hexham 

Hucknall  Torkard 

Peltham,  W. 

Grasmere 

Hampton  Terrace, 

Heytesbury 

Huddersfield 

Felton 

Grassendale 

Camden  Town, 

Heywood 

Hull 

Peltwell 

Grassington 

N.W. 

Higham  Ferrers 

Hungerford 

Fence  Houses 

Gravesend 

HamptonWick,S.W. 

Highbridge 

Hunslet 

Fenchurch     Street, 

Grays,  B. 

Ham  Street 

Highbury,  N. 

Huntingdon 

E.G. 

Gray's    Inn    Road, 

Handcroft  Road, 

Highgate,   Birming- 

Hurstbourne    Tar- 

Penny Stratford 

W.C. 

Croydon,  S. 

ham 

rant 

Fenton 

Great  Ancoata 

Handcross 

Highgate,  N. 

Hurst  Green 

Ferry  Hill 

Great  Bardfield 

Handsworth 

Highgate  Hill,  N. 

HurstpierpoiaS 

Ferryside 

Great  Coram  Street, 

Hanley 

High  Holborn,  W.C. 

Husband's  Bosworth 

Festiniog 

W.G. 

Hanley  Castle 

(West  Central  Dis- 

Hyde 

Filey 

Great  Hadham 

Hanmer 

trict  Office) 

Hyde  Park  Corner 

FinchleyCommon,N. 

Great     Hampton 

Hanslope 

High  Street 

Hyde  Park  Square, 

Finsbury  Place,  E.G. 

Street 

Hanwell,  W. 

High  Street,  St 

W. 

Fishguard 

Great  Harwood 

Harborne 

John'sWood,N.W. 

Hythe,  Hants 

Fishponds 

Great  Haywood 

Harby 

Highworth 

Hythe,  Kent 

Five  Ways 

Great  Ilford,  E. 

Harewood 

High  Wycombe 

Ibstock 

Flamborough 

Great      Marylebone 

Harlech 

Hillington 

Idle 

Fleet  Street,  E.G. 

Street,  W. 

Harleston 

Hill    Street,   Wool- 

Ilchester 

Fleetwood 

Great  Missenden 

Harliag 

wich,  S.E. 

Ilfracombe 

Flint 

Great  Portland  St., 

Harlow 

Hinckley 

Ilkeston 

Flushing 

W. 

Harpenden 

Hindley 

Ilkley 

Folkingham 

Great  Tower  St.  E.G. 

Harrington 

Hindon 

Ilmington 

Folkstone 

Great  Wakering 

Harrogate 

Hingham 

Ilminster 

Foots  Cray,  S.E. 

Greek  St.,  Soho,  W. 

Harrogate  Wells 

Hirwain 

Ingatestone 

Fordingbridge 

Greenacre's  Moor 

Harrold 

Hitehin 

Ipstones 

Forest  Grate,  Strat- 

Greenhithe 

Harrow,  N.W. 

Hoddesdon 

Ipswich 

ford,  E. 

Greenstreet 

Harrow  Road,  W. 

Hodnet 

Iron  Bridge 

Forest  Hill,  S.E. 

Green  Street,  Beth- 

Hartfordbridge 

Holbeach 

Ironville 

Fore  Street,  E.G. 

nal  Green,  N.E. 

Hartington 

Holbeck 

Irthlingborough 

Forest  Row 

Greenwich,    (Nelson 

Hartland 

Holborn,  W.C. 

Isle  of  Dogs,  E. 

Forton 

Street,)  S.E. 

Hartlepool 

Holbrook 

Isle  of  Man 

Foulsham 

Gresford 

Harwich 

Hollinwood 

Isleworth,  W. 

Fowey 

Greystoke 

Haslemere 

Holloway,  N. 

Islington,  N.  (North- 

Framlingham 

Grimsby 

Haslingden 

Holme  uponSpalding 

ern  District  Office.) 

Frampton-  Cotterell 

Gringley  on  the  HUl 

Hastings 

Moor 

Ivy  bridge 

Frampton-on-Severn 

Grosmont 

Haswell 

Holmfirth 

Iwerne  Minster 

Presh  water,  Isle  of 

Grove    Place,   Ken- 

Hatfield, Herts. 

Holm  Rook 

Ixworth 

i    Wight 

tish  Town,  N.W. 

Hatfield,  Yorks. 

Hols  worthy 

Jarrow 

?rodsham 

Grove  Street,  Dept- 

Hatfield  Broad- Oak 

Holt,  Norfolk 

Jersey 

?rome 

ford,  S.E. 

Hatherleigh 

Holt,  WUts 

Judd  Street,  W.C. 

pulham,  S.W. 

Grove     Terrace, 

Hathersage 

Holyhead 

Kegworth 

Fulham  Road,  (Clif- 

Bayswater,  W. 

Havant 

Holywell 

Keighley 

!   ton  Terrace,)  S.W. 

Guernsey 

Haverfordwest 

Homerton,  Hackney, 

Kelvedon 

Q-ainsborough 

Guildford,  Surrey 

Haverhill 

N.E. 

Kemerton 

Gardiner  Street 

Guilsborough, 

Hawarden 

Honiton 

Kempsey 

Garforth 

Northampton 

Hawes 

Honley,  Yorks. 

Kemp  Town 

Gargrave 

Guisborough 

Hawkhurst 

Horley 

Kendal 

424 

K)STAGE  DIRECTORt* 

Kenilworth 

Lancaster 

Llanfair  Caereinion 

MaghuU 

Mildenhall 

Keanington  Cross,  S. 

Landport,  Hants 

Llanfyllin 

Magor 

Mile  End,  E. 

Kenniniton  Park,  S. 

Langport 

Llangadock 

Maida  Hill,  W. 

Milford  Haven 

KeDsal  Green,  W. 

Lansdowne      Road, 

Llangefni 

Maidenhead 

Millbank  Street, 

Kensington,     (High 

Sou  th  Lambeth,  S. 

Llangollen 

Maiden  Newton 

Westminster, 

Street,)  W. 

Larkhall  Lane,  Clap- 

Llanidloes 

Maidstone 

S.W. 

Kentchurch 

ham,  S. 

Llanrhaiadr 

Maindee 

Mill  Hill,  N.W. 

Kentish  Town,  (Com- 

Laugharne 

Llanrwst 

Maiden  Road,  Ken- 

Millpond Street, 

mercial  PL,)  N.W. 

Launceston 

Llansilin 

tish  Town,  N.W. 

Rotherhithe,  S.E, 

Kessingland 

Lavenham 

Llanstephan 

Maldon 

Mill    Street,   Liver- 

Keswick 

Lawton 

Llantrissaint 

Malmesbury 

pool 

Kettering 

Laxey,  Isle  of  Man 

Llantwit  Major 

Malpas 

Mill  Wall,  E. 

Kew,  W. 

Leadgate 

Llanymynech 

Malvern 

Milnthorpe 

Keynsham 

Leamington 

Lockwood 

Malvern  Link 

Milton 

Kibworth  Harcourt 

Leatherhead 

Loddon 

Malvern  Wells 

Milverton 

Kidderminster 

Leather  Lane,  E.C. 

Lombard  Street 

Manchester 

Minchinhampton 

Kidlington 

Lechlade 

BranchOffice,E.C. 

Manchester  Road 

Minehead 

Kidsgrove 

Ledbury 

London,  E.C. 

Manchester  Rd. ,  Isle 

Minories,  E. 

Kidwelly 

Ledbury  Road,  Net- 

London Road,  South- 

of  Dogs,  E. 

Minsterley 

Kilburn,  N.W. 

ting  Hill,  W. 

war  k,  S. 

Manningtree 

Mirfield 

Kilsby 

Lee,  Kent,  S.E. 

London  Street 

Mansfield 

Mitcheldean 

Kimbolton 

Leeds 

Long  Buckby 

Marazion 

Modbury 

Kineton 

Leek 

Long  Eaton 

March 

Mold 

Kingsbridge 

Lees 

Long  Melford 

Marden 

Mold  Green 

Kingselere 

Leicester 

Longridge 

Mare  Street,  Hack- 

Monmouth 

Kingscliffe 

Leigh,  Essex 

Longsight 

ney,  N.E. 

Montgomery 

Kingsland 

Leigh,  Lane. 

Long  Stratton 

Margate 

Moorgate  St.  E.C. 

Kingsland  Crescent, 

Leighton  Buzzard 

Long  Sutton 

Market  Bosworth 

Morchard  Bishop 

N.E. 

Leinster       Terrace, 

Longton,  Staffordsh. 

Market  Deeping 

Morecambe 

KingaJand  Green, 

Hyde  Park,  W. 

Longtown,   Cumber- 

Market Drayton 

Moreton  Hampstead 

N.E. 

Leintwardine 

land 

Market  Harborough 

Moreton-in-Marsh 

Kingsland  Road, 

Leiston 

Looe 

Market  Lavington 

Morice  Town 

N.E. 

Lenham 

Lorrimore        Road, 

Market  Rasen 

Morley 

King's  Langley 

Leominster 

Walworth,  S. 

Market  Weighton 

Morpeth 

King's  Norton 

Lessness  Heath,  S.E. 

Lostwithiel 

Markfield 

Morriston,    Glamor- 

King's Road,  Chel- 

Leven, York 

Loughborough 

Markyate  Street 

gan 

sea,  S.W. 

Lewes 

Loughborough  Place, 

Marlborough 

Mortlake,  S.W. 

Kingston-on- 

Lewisham,          (Lee 

Brixton,  S. 

Marlow 

Mossley 

Thames,  S,W, 

Bridge,)  S.E. 

Loughton,  N.E. 

Marple 

Mottram 

King  Street,  Covent 

LewishamRoadjS.E. 

Louth 

Marsden,  Torks. 

Moulton 

Garden,  W.C. 

Leyburn 

Lower  Brailes 

Marshfield 

Mountain  Ash 

King  Street,  (Ham- 

Leyland 

Lower  Clapton,  N.  E. 

Marsh  Lane 

Mount  Ephraim 

mersmith,  W. 

Leyton,  N.E. 

Lower  Gornal 

Martham 

Mount  Sorrell 

Kingswinford 

Leytonstone,  N.E. 

Lower  Heyford 

Martock 

Mount  Street,  Gros- 

Kingswood 

Lichfield 

Lower  Mitcham,  S. 

Marychurch 

venor  Square,  W. 

Kington 

Limehouse,  E. 

Lower  Norwood,  S. 

Maryport 

Much  Wenlock 

Kinver 

Lincoln 

Lower  Queen  Street, 

Masborough 

Mumbles 

Kirkby  Moorside 

Lindfield 

Rotherhithe,  S.E. 

Mash  am 

Mundford 

Kirkbiirton 

Lindley 

Lower  Road,  Rother- 

Matlock Bath 

Mytholmroyd 

Kirkby  Lonsdale 

Linton,  Cambridge 

hithe,  S.E, 

Matlock  Bridge 

Nail  sea 

Kirkby  Stephen 

Linton,  Kent 

Lower  Thames 

Mayfield 

Nailsworth 

Kirkbythore 

Liphook 

Street,  E.C. 

Meifod 

Nantwich 

Kirkdale 

Liscard 

LowerTottenham,N. 

Melbourne,       Cam- 

Narberth 

Kirkham 

Liskeard 

Lowestoft 

bridgeshire 

Narborough 

Kirklington 

Lisson  Grove,  N.W. 

Lowmoor 

Melbourne,  Derbysh. 

Nayland 

Kirkoswald 

Litcham 

Ludgershall 

Melksham 

Neath 

Kirkstall 

Littleboro' 

Ludlow 

Meltham 

Needham  Market 

Kirkstall  Road 

Littlehampton 

Luton 

Melton  Mowbray 

Nelson-in-Marsden 

Kirton  Lindsay 

Little  Lever 

Lutterworth 

Menai  Bridge 

Neston 

Knapp  Hill 

Littleport 

Lydd 

Meole  Brace 

Nether  Stowey 

Knaresborough 

Liverpool 

Lydney 

Mere 

Netherton 

Knighton 

Liverpool  Road,  Is- 

Lye 

Merthyr  Tydvil 

Netley  Abbey 

Knightsbridge,S."W. 

lington,  N. 

Lyme,  Dorset 

Merton  Bridge,  S. 

Nevin 

Knotting!  ey 

Liverpool       Street, 

Lymington 

Mevagissey 

Newark 

Knott  Mill 

Moorfields,  E.C. 

Lymm,  Cheshire 

Mexborough 

New  Brighton 

Knutsford 

Llanberis 

Lympstone 

Micheldever  Station 

New  Buckenham 

Laceby 

Llanboidy 

Lyndhurst 

Mickleham 

Newbury 

Lakenheath 

Llanbrynmair 

Lynn 

Middleham 

Newcastle  Emlyn 

Lamberhurst 

Llandaif 

Lynton 

Middlesborough 

Newcastle-on-Tyne 

Lambeth,  S.  (South- 

Llandilo 

Lytham 

Middleton,  Lane. 

Newcastle-under- 

ern  District  Office) 

Llandovery 

Macclesfield 

Middleton-in-Tees- 

Lyme 

Lambeth  Walk,  S. 

Llandudno 

Machen 

dale 

New  Charlton,  S.E. 

Lambourne 

Llandyssil 

Machynlleth 

Middleton    on    the 

Newchurch 

Lamb's  Conduit 

Llanelly 

Madeley,  Salop 

Wolds 

New  Cross,  S.E, 

Street,  W.C. 

Llanelly  Docks 

Madeley,  Staffords. 

Middlewich 

Newent 

Lampeter 

Llanerchymedd 

Maesteg 

Midhurst 

New  Ferry 

POSTAGE  DIEECTORY. 


425 


Newliaven 

Newick 

Newington  Butts,  S. 

Newington      Cause- 

,     way,  S.E. 

'New  Kent  Road, 
S.E. 

Newland  Terrace, 
Kensington,  W. 

New  Lenton 

New  Malton 

New  Market,  Camb, 

New  Mill,  Torts 

New  Mills 

Newnham 

New  Peckham,  S.E, 

Newport,  Essex 

Newport,  Isle  of 
Wight 

Newport  Market, 
Leicester  Square, 
"W.C. 

Newport,  Monmouth 

Newport  Pagnell 

Newport,  Pembroke 

Newport,  Salop 

New  Quay,  Cardi- 
ganshire 

New  Quay,  Cornwall 

New  Romney 

New  Swindon 

Newton  Abbot 

Newton  Heath 

Newton-in-Cartmel 

Newton-in-the- 
Willows 

Newton,  Montgomry . 

New  Walsingham 

New  Whittington 

Niton,  Isle  of  Wight 

Norland  Road,  Net- 
ting Hill,  W. 

Normanton 

Northallerton 

Northam 

Northampton 

North  Brixton,  S. 

North  Cave 

North  Curry 

North  Fleet 

Northiam 

Northleach 

North  Shields 

North  Street 

North  Street,  Lisson 
Grove,  N.W. 

North  Sunderland 

North  Tawton 

North  Walsham 

North  wich 

Northwold 

North  Woolwich,  E. 

Norwich 

Norwood,  (Crown 
Hill,)  S. 

Nottingham 

Notting  Hill,  W. 

Nuneaton 


Oakham 

Ockbrook 

Oekley 

Odiham 

fokehampton 

fold  Brentford,  W. 

OldBromptoB,  Kent 


Old  Brompton, 
Middlesex,  S.W, 

Oldbury 

Old  Ford,  E. 

Oldham 

Old  Kent  Road,  S.E 

Old  Swan 

Ollerton 

Olney 

Ombersley 

Ongar 

Orford 

Ormskirk 

Orton 

Ossett 

Oswestry 

Otley 

Ottery,  St  Mary 

Oulton 

Oundle 

Overseal 

Overton,  Flints. 

Overton,  Hants 

Owston  Ferry 

Oxford 

Oxford  Road 

Oxford  Street,  W. 

Paddington  Green, 
W. 

Padiham 

Padstow 

Paignton 

Painswick 

Pall  Mall,  S.W. 

Pancras  Road,  N.  W, 

Pangbourne 

Parkend 

Park  Green 

Park    Road,     Clap- 
ham,  S. 

Park    Street,   Gros- 
venor  Square,  W. 

Parliament  St.,S.W. 

Parwich 

Pateley  Bridge 

Patrington 

Patterdale 

Paulton 

Peckham,  S.E. 

Peckham  Rye,  S.E. 

Peel 

Pembridge 

Pembroke 

Pembroke  Dock 

Pembury 

Penarth 

Pendlebury 

Pendleton 

Penge,  S.E. 

Penistone 

Penkridge 

Penmachno 

Penmaenmawr 

Penn 

Penrith 

Penryn 

Pensford 

Penshurst 

Pensnett 

Pen-y-groes 

Penzance 

Pershore 

Peterborough 

Petersfield 

Petersham,  S.W. 

Petworth 


Pewsey 

Piccadilly,  W. 

Pickering 

Piddletown 

Pill 

Pillgwenlly 

Pimlico,  S.W. 

Pinner 

Plaistow,  E. 

Plumstead,    (Agnes 

Place,)  S.E. 
Plymouth 
Plympton 
Pocklington 
Polesworth 
Ponder's  End,  N. 
Pontardawe 
Pontefract 
Pontrhydygroes 
Pontypool 
Pontypridd 
Poole 
Poplar,  Pennyfields, 

E. 
Porlock 
Port  Dinorwic 
Porthcawl 
Port  Isaac 
Portishead 
Portland 
Portmadoc 
Portreath 
Port  St  Mary,  Isle  of 

Man 
Portsdown  Terrace, 

Maida  Hill,  W. 
Portsea 
Portsmouth 
Portugal  Street, 

W.C. 
Potters  Bar,  N. 
Potton,  Bedfords. 
Poulton-le-Fylde 
Prees 
Prescot 
Prestbury 
Presteign 
Preston 
Preston  Brook 
Prestwich 
Princes  End 
Princes  Risborough 
Princess       Terrace, 

Primrose        Hill, 

N.W. 
Prince  Town 
Priors  Marston 
Probus 

Prospect  Place 
Puckeridge 
Pudsey 
Pulborough 
Purton 
Putney,  S.W. 
Pwllheli 
Pyle 

Quayside 
Queenborough 
Queen  Camel 
Queensbury 
Queen's  Elm,  Bromp- 
ton, S.W, 
Radcliffe 

Radcliffe-on-Trent 
Radstock 
Raglaud 


Rainham,  Essex,  E. 

Rainbam,  Kent 

Rainhill 

Ramsbottom 

Ramsbury 

Ramsey,  Hun- 
tingdons. 

Ramsey,  Isle  of  Man 

Ramsgate 

Ranelagh  Place 

Ranelagh     Terrace, 
Pimlico,  S.W. 

Ratcliffe,  E. 

Eathbone  Place,  Ox- 
ford Street,  W. 

Raunds 

Ravenglass 

Rawtenstall 

Rayleigh 


Red  Bank 

Redcar 

Redcliffe 

Redditch 

Red  Hill 

Redland 

Redruth 

Reepham 

Reeth 

Regent  Street,  W. 

Reigate 

Repton 

Retford 

Rhayader 

Rb  osllanerchrugog 

Rhos-y-medre 

Rhyl 

Rhymney 

Richmond,  Surrey, 
S.W. 

Richmond,  Yorks. 

Rickmansworth 

Ringwood 

Ripley,  Derbys. 

Ripley,  Surrey 

Ripley,  Yorks. 

Ripon 

Ripponden 

Risca 

Robertsbridge 

Robin  Hood's  Bay 

Rocester 

Rochdale 

Rochdale  Road 

Rochester 

Rochford 

Rock  Ferry 

Rockingham 

Roehampton,  S.W. 

Rolvenden 

Romaldkirk 

Romford,  E. 

Romsey 

Rosedale  Abbey 

Ross,  Herefords. 

Rothbury 

Rotherfield 

Rotherham 

Rotherhithe,  S.E. 

Rothwell 

Rougham 

Rowley  Regis 

Royal  Hill,  Green- 
wich, S.E. 

Royston 

Ruabon 


Ruddington 

Rudgwick 

Rugby 

Rugeley 

Runcorn 

Rusbey  Green,  S.E. 

Rusholme 

Ruthin 

Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight 

Rye 

Saffron  Walden 

St  Agnes 

St  Alban's 

St  Asaph 

St  Austell 

St  Bees 

St  Blazey 

St  Briavels 

Sfc  Clears 

St  Clements 

St  Columb 

St  David's 

St  Day 

St  Dogmaels 

St  German's 

St  Helen's,  Isle  of 

Wight 
St    Helen's,    Lane. 
St  Ives,  Cornwall 
St  Ives,  Huntingdon 
St   James's  Road, 

Holloway,  N. 
St  James's  Street, 

S.W. 
Sfc  John's  Chapel 
Sfc    John's    Hill, 
Wandsworfch.  S.W. 
St     John's     Wood, 

(Queen's  Terrace,) 

N.W. 
St  Just 

St  Leonards-on-Sea 
St  Mary  Cray,  S.E. 
St  Mawes 
St  Neots 
St  Thomas 
Salcombe 
Salford 
Salisbury 
Saltash 

Saltburn  by  the  Sea 
Saltley 
Saltney 

Sampford  Peverill 
Sandbach 
Sandgate 
Sandhurst 
Sandown,  Isle  of 

Wight 
Sandwich 
Sandy 

Saundersfoot 
Sawbridgeworth 
Sawston 
Saxmundham 
Scarborough 
Scilly 
Scole 

Scotland  Road 
Seacombe 
Seaford 
Seaham 
Seaton 

Seaton  Carew 
Sedbergh      ^   _,.,J 
Sedgefield     i^,        _ 

2e 


426 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 

Sedgeley 

Southgate,  N. 

Strand,  London, 

Thome 

Usk 

SeghiU 
Selby 

Southgate  Road, 

W.C. 

Thornley 

Uttoxeter 

Islington,  N. 

Strangeways 

Thorverton 

Uxbridge 

Sellinge 

South  Kensington, 

Stratford-on-Avon 

Thrapstone 

Vauxhail,  S. 

Settle 

(Gloucester  Road,) 

Stratford,  Essex,  E. 

Throgmorton  Street, 
E.G. 

Ventnor,  Isle  of 

Seven  Oaks 

W. 

Stratford  New  Town, 

Wight 

Shadwell,  E. 

South  Lambeth, 

E. 

Ticehurst 

Vere  Street,   W. 

Shaftesbury 

(Bradley  Terrace.) 

Stratton 

TickhiU 

(Western  District 

Shanklin,  Isle  of 

S. 

Streatham,  S, 

Tideswell 

Office) 

Wight 

South  Lowestoft 

Streatham  Common, 

Tintern  Abbey 

Victoria  Docks,  E. 

Shap 

South  Milford 

S. 

Tipton 

Victoria  Road, 

Sharnbrook 

South  Molton 

Street 

Tipton  Green 

Brighton 

Shaw 

South  Norwood,  S, 

Stretford 

Tisbury 

Victoria  Road, 

Sheepscar 

South  Petherton 

Stretford  Road 

Titchfield 

Hampstead,  N.  W , 

Sheepshead 

Southport 

Stretton 

Tiverton 

Victoria  Street 

Sheerness 

Southsea    ■ 

Strood 

Toddington 

Vigo  Street,  W. 

Sheffield 

South  Shields 

Stroud,  Glos. 

Todmorden 

Vincent  Square, 

Sheffield  Moor 

Southville,  Wands- 

Studley 

Tongham 

Westminster, 

Shefford 

worth  Road,  S. 

Sturminster  Newton 

Tooley  Street,  S.E. 

S.W. 

Sh  epherd's  B  ush,  W. 

Southwell 

Sudbury,  Middlesex, 

Tooting,  S. 

Waddesdon 

Shepley 

Southwold 

N.W. 

Topsham 

Wadebridge 

Shepton  Mallet 

Sowerby  Bridge 

Sudbury,  Suffolk 

Torcross 

Wadhurst 

Sherborne 

Spalding 

Sunbury,  S.W. 

Torpoint 

Wainfleet 

Shiere 

Spenny  Moor 

Sunderland 

Torquay 

Wakefield 

Shiffnal 

Spilsby 

Sunning  Hill 

Torrington 

Wakefield  Road 

Shildon 

Spring  HiU 

Surbiton 

Totnes 

Walham  Green, 

Shilliugstone 

Stafford 

Sussex  Place,  Plum- 

Tottenham,  (High 

S.W. 

Shipdham 

Staindrop 

stead,  S.E. 

Street,)  N. 

Walker 

Shipley 

Staines 

Sutton,  S. 

Tottenham  Court 

Wallingford 

Shipstone-on-Stour 

Stainland 

Sutton  Bridge 

Road,  W. 

Walmer 

Shirley  Common 

Staithes 

Sutton,  Cam. 

Totton,  Hants 

Walsall 

Shoebury  Fort 

Stalbridge 

Sutton,  Cheshire 

Towcester 

Walsham-le- Wil- 

Shooter's Hill,  S.E. 

Stalham 

Sutton  Coldfield 

Tow  Law 

lows 

Shooter's  Hill  Road, 

Stalybridge 

Sutton-in-Ashfield 

Towyn 

Waltham 

S.E. 

Stamford 

Sutton  Valence 

Tranquil  Vale, 

Waltham  Abbey,  N. 

Shoreditch,  N.E. 

Stamford  Bridge 

Swaffham 

Blackheath,  S.E. 

Waltham  Cross,  N. 

Shoreham 

Stamfordham 

Swanage 

Tredegar 

Walthamstowe,N.E. 

Shotley  Bridge 

Stanhope 

Swansea 

Tregaron 

Walton-on-Naze 

Shrewsbury 

Stanmore,  N.W. 

Swindon,  Wilts. 

Trimdon  Grange 

Walton-on-Thames 

Shrivenbam 

Stanstead 

Swineshead 

Tring 

Walton,  Suffolk 

Sidlesham 

Staplecross 

Swinton,  Lane. 

Trowbridge 

Walworth,  (Crosby 

Sidmouth 

Stapleford 

Swinton,  Yorks. 

Truro 

Place,)  S. 

Silloth 

Staplehurst 

Sydenham,  (Lower,) 

Tulse  Hill,  S. 

Wandsworth,  S.W. 

Silrerdale 

Starch  Green,  W. 

S.E. 

Tunbridste 

Wangford 

Sittingbourne 

Starcross 

Tadcaster 

Tunbridge  Wells 

Wansford 

Skinner  Street,  E.G. 

Staveley 

Taibach 

Tunstall 

Wanstead,  N.E. 

Skipton  _ 

Steeple  Glaydon 

Talgarth 

Turnham  Green,  W. 

Wantage 

Slaithwaite 

Stevenage 

Taliessin 

Turton 

Wapping,  E. 

Slake  Terrace 

Stewkley 

Talywain 

Turvey 

Warboys 

Sleaford 

Steyning 

T  am  worth 

Tutbury 

Wardour  Street,  W. 

Sloane  Street,  S.W. 

Stilton 

Tarporley 

Tuxford 

Ware 

Slough 

Stockbridge 

Tarvin 

Twickenham,  S.  W. 

Wareham 

Smallbury  Green, 

Stockport 

Tattenhall 

Twycross 

Warminster 

(Isleworth,)  W. 

Stocksfield 

Taunton 

Twyford 

Warrington 

Smalley 

Stockton-on-Tees 

Tavistock 

Tyldeslev 

Warsop 

Small  Heath 

Stockton,  Warwks. 

Teddington,  S.W. 

Uckfield' 

Warwick 

Smethwick 

Stockwell  Green,  S. 

Teignmouth 

Uffculme 

Washington  Station 

Smithfield  Bars, 

Stogursey 

Temple  Cloud 

TJlceby 

Watchet 

E.G. 

Stoke  Ferry 

Temple  Sowerby 

Uley 

Waterbeach 

Snaith 

Stokenchurch 

Tenbury 

TJlverstone 

Wateringbury 

Snape 

Stoke  Newington, 

Tenby 

Union  Street,  Bor- 

Waterloo 

Sneinton 

(High  Street,)  N. 

Tenterden 

ough,  S.E, 

Waterloo  Road,  S. 

Snettisham 

Stoke-on-Trent 

Terrington  St  Cle- 

Upper Baker  Street, 

Watford 

Soham 

Stokesley 

ments 

N.W. 

Wath-on-Dearne 

Solihull 

Stone 

Tetbury 

Upper  Clapton,N.E. 

Watling  Street,  E.G. 

Solva 

Stonehouse,  Devon 

Tetsworth 

Upper  Holloway,  N. 

Watlington 

Somersham 

Stonehouse,  Glos. 

Tewkesbury 

Upper  Mill 

Watton,  Herts 

Somerton 

Stoney  Stratford 

Thame 

Upper  Parliament 

Watton,  Norfolk 

Southall,  W. 

Stonham 

Thames  Ditton, 

Street 

Wavertree 

Southam 

Store  Street,  W.C. 

S.W. 

Upper  Sydenham, 

Wedmore 

Southampton 

Storrington 

Thaxted 

S.E. 

Wednesbury 

South  Bank 

Stourbridge 

Theale 

Upper  Tean 

Weedon 

Southborough 

Stonrport 

The  Hyde,  N.W. 

Upper  Tooting,  S. 

Weeley 

South  Cave 

Stow-on-the-Wold 

Thetford 

Uppingham 

Welford 

Southend 

Stowmarket 

Thirsk 

Upton-on-Severn 

Wellesbourne 

Southerndown 

Stradbroke 

Thornbury 

Upwell 

Welling,  S.E. 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


427 


Wellingborough 

West  Strand,  W.C. 

Wigston 

Wiveliseombe 

Wootton  Bassett 

Wellington,  Salop 

West  Street 

Wigton 

Wivenhoe 

Worcester 

Wellington4Somer- 

West    Wickham, 

WillenhaU 

Woburn 

Workington 

set 

S.E, 

Willesden,  N.W. 

Woking 

Worksop 

Wells,  Norfolk 

Wet  Dock 

Willington 

Wokingham 

Worsley 

Wells,  Somerset 

Wetherby 

Williton 

Wollaston 

Worthing 

Welshpool 

Weybridge 

Wilmslow 

Wolsingham 

Wortley 

Welwyn 

Weybridge  Station 

Wilton 

Wolverhampton 

Wotton-under-Edge 

Wem 

Weymouth 

Wimbledon,  S.W. 

Wolverley 

Wragby 

Wendover 

Whaleybridge 

Wimborne 

Wolverton 

Wrentham 

Weobly 

Whalley 

Wincanton 

Wombourne 

AVrexham 

West  Auckland 

Wheatley 

Winch  combe 

Wooburn  Green 

Wrington 

Westbourne  Park, 

Whetstone,  N. 

Winchester 

Woodbridge 

Wrotham 

W. 

Whitby 

Winchfield 

Woodbury 

Wye 

West  Bromwich 

Whitchurch,  Backs 

Winchmore  Hill,  N. 

Woodchurch 

Wymondham 

Westbury 

Whitchurch,  Hants 

Windermere 

Woodford,  N.E. 

Yalding 

Westbury-on  -Try  m 

Whitchurch,  Here- 

Windsor 

Woodford  Green, 

Yarm 

West  Derby 

ford 

Wingham 

N.E. 

Yarmouth,  Isle  of 

West  Drayton 

Whitchurch,  Salop 

Winkleigh 

Wood  Green,  Tot- 

Wight 

Westerham 

Whitechapel,  E. 

Wiusford,  Cheshire 

tenham,  N. 

Yarmouth,  Norfolk 

Western  Road 

Whitefield 

Winsford,  Somerset 

Woodlesford 

Yatton 

Westgate 

Whitehaven 

Winslow 

Woodstock 

Yatton  Keynell 

West  Haddon 

Whitland 

Winster 

WoodvUle 

Yeadon 

West  Ham,  E. 

Whitstable 

Winterton 

Wooler 

Yealmpton 

West  Hartlepool 

Whittlesea 

Wirksworth 

Woolpit 

Yeovil 

West  Mailing 

Whitwell 

Wisbeach 

Woolstone 

York 

Westminster,  S.W. 

Whitwick 

Witham 

Woolton 

York  Road,  King's 

Westminster  Bridge 

Wickham 

Witheridge 

Woolwich,  (High 

Cross,  N. 

Road,  S. 

Wickham  Brook 

Withernsea 

Street,)  S.E. 

York  Town 

Weston,  Staff. 

Wickham  Market 

Withington,  Lane. 

Woolwich  Arsenal, 

Yoxall 

Weston-super-Mare 

Wiekwar 

Withyham 

S.E. 

Yoxford 

Westow  Hill,  Nor- 

Widnes Dock 

Witney 

Woolwich  Dockyard, 

Ystal-y-fera 

wood,  S. 

Wigan 

Witton  Park 

S,E. 

Ystradgynlais 

LIST  OF  TOWNS  WHICH  GRANT  AND  PAY  MONEY-ORDERS. 


Abbeyleix 

Aelare 

Adare 

Ahascragh 

AUihies 

Annamoe 

Antrim 

Ardara 

Ardee 

Ardglass 

Ardrahan 

Arklow 

Armagh 

Arthurstown 

Arva 

Ashbourne,  Ireland 

Ashford,  Ireland 

Askeaton 

Athboy 

Athenry 

Athlone 

Athy 

Auchnacloy 

Aughrim 

Aungier  Street 


•  Bailyborough 

Balbriggan 

Ballaghaderin 

Ballina 

Ballinakill 

Ballinasloe 

Ballincollig 
iBallindine 
JIBallingarry,  Lime- 
rick 
I  Ballingarry,  Tippe- 
rary 

li 


Ballinlough 

Ballinrobe 

Ballisodare 

Ballybay 

Ballybunioa 

Ballycanew 

Ballycastle,  Antrim 

Ballycastle,  Mayo 

Ballyclare 

Ballyconnell 

Ballydehob 

Ballyfamon 

Ballygar 

Ballygawley 

Ballyglass 

Ballyglunin 

Ballyhaunis 

Ballyjames  Duff 

Ballymahon 

Ballymena 

Ballymoe 

Ballymoney 

Ballymote 

Ballynacargy 

Ballynahineh 

Ballynamore 

Ballyneen 

Ballyragget 

Ballyshannon 

Ballytore 

Ballyvary 

Ballyvaughan 

Ballywalter 

Baltinglass 

Banagher 

Banbridge 

Bandon 

Bangor,  Ireland 


Bangor  Erris 

Bantry,  Ireland 

Bawnboy 

Belfast 

Bellaghy' 

Belleek 

BelmuUet 

Belturbet 

Beragh 

Blacklion 

Blaekrock,  Cork 

Blackroek,  Dublin 

Blaekrock,  Louth 

Blarney 

Blessinton 

Bonmahon 

B  orris 

Borris-in-Ossory 

Borrisokane 

Borrisoleigh 

Boyle 

Bray 

Brookborough 

Bruff 

Bunbeg 

Buncrana 

Bund  or  an 

Burton  Port 

Bushmills 

Buttevant 

Cabinteely 

Cahir 

Cahirciveen 

Cahirconlish 

Caledon 

CaUan 

Camolin 

Capel  Street 


Cappamore 

Cappoquin 

Carlingford 

Carlow 

Cam  or  Camdonagh 

Camew 

Carrickfergns 

Carrickmaeross 

Carrick-on-Shannon 

Carrick-on-Suir 

Carrigaholt 

Carrigaline 

CarrigaUen 

Cashel 

Castlebar 

Castlebellingham 

Castleblakeney 

Castleblaney 

Castlecomer 

Castleconnel 

Castledawson 

Castlederg 

Castledermot 

Castlefin 

Castle  Island 

Castlemartyr 

CastlepoUard 

Castlerea 

Castletown,  Cork 

Castletown  Roche 

Castlewellan 

Cavan 

Celbridge 

Chapelizod 

CharlevUle 

Clara 

Clare,  or  Clare- 


Clare  Street 

CUfden 

Cliffoney 

Cloghan 

Clogheen 

Clogher 

Cloghnakilty 

Clonee,  Co.  Meath 

Clones 

Clonmel 

Clontarf 

Clough,  Down 

Clough,  Antrim 

Clough Jordan 

Cloyne 

Coachford 

Coagh 

Coal  Island 

Coleraine 

CoUon 

Collooney 

Comber 

Cong 

Cookstown 

Cootehill 

Cork 

Corofin 

Craughwell 

Creggs 

Crookhaven 

Croom 

Crossdoney 

Crossgar 

Crossmaglen 

Crossmolina 

Crumlin 

Curragh  Camp 

Cushendall 


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POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


Dalkey 

Dame  Street 

Dangan 

Delgany 

Delvin 

Derrygonnelly 

Dingle 

Donaghadee 

Donegal 

Doneraile 

Down  or  Down- 

patrick 
Dowra 
Draperstown 
Drogheda 
Dromara 
Dromod 

Dromore,  Co.  Down 
Dromore,  Tyrone 
Dromore,  West 
Drumcollogh.er 
Drum  con  dra 
Drumkeerin 
Drumlish 
Drumquin 
Drumshambo 
Drumsna 
Dublin 
Dugort 
Duleek 
Duncannon 
Dundalk 

Dundrum,  Dublin 
Dundrum,  Tippe- 

rary 
Dunfanagby 
Duncannon 
Dungarvan 
Dungiven 
Dungloe 
Dunkineely 
Dunlavin 
Dunleer 
D  unman  way 
Dunmore,  Gal  way 
Dunmore,  East 
Dunshangblin 
D  arrow 
Easky 
Eienderry 
Edgeworthstown 
Ellis  Quay 
Elpbin 
E  my  vale 
Enfield,  Ireland 
Eanis 

E  oniscorthy 
Euniskillen 
Eanistimon 
E/recourt 
i'airview 
T'ermoy 
Ferns 

i-iethard,  Tipperary 
Fethard,  Wexford 
Fintona 
Fivemiletown 


Florencecourt 

Plurrybridge 

ForkhiU 

Foxford 

Foynes 

Frankford 

Frenchpark 

Fresbford 

Gal  way 

Garvagh 

Gilford 

Glanmire  Road 

Glasnevin 

Glenarm 

Glengarriff 

Goresbridge 

Gorey 

Gort 

Gortin 

Gowran 

Graigue 

Granard 

Graystones 

Headford 

High  Street 

Hillsborough 

HoUymount 

Holywood 

Howth 

Inchicore 

Inniscrone 

Innishannon 

lunistiogue 

Irvinestown 

James  Street 

Johnstown 

Kanturk 

Keady 

Kells 

Kenmare 

Kesh 

Kilbeggan 

Kilcock 

Kilcullen 

Kildare 

Kildorrery 

Kildysart 

Kilfinane 

Kilkee 

Kilkeel 

Kilkelly 

Kilkenny 

Killala 

Killaloe 

Killamey 

Killenaule 

Killeshandra 

Killorglin 

Killucan 

Killybegs 

Killyleigh 

Kilmaethomas 

Kilmallock 

Kilrea 

Kilrush 

Kiltimagh 

Kiltyclogher 


Kilworth 

Kingscourt 

Kingstown 

Kinnegad 

Kinnetty 

Kinsale 

Kinvara 

Kircubbin 

Knocklong 

Lahinch 

Lanesborough 

Larne 

Leap 

Leighlinbridge 

Leixlip 

Letterfrack 

Letterkenny 

Limerick 

Lisbellaw 

Lisbum 

Lisdoonvarna 

Lismore 

Lisnaskea 

Listowel 

Londonderry 

Longford 

Loughbrickland 

Loughgall 

Loughrea 

Louisburgh 

Louth 

Lower  Bagot  Street 

Lucan 

Lurgan 

Macroom 

Maghera 

Magherafelt 

Malahide 

Malin 

Malone  Road 

Mallow 

Manorhamilton 

Market  Hill 

Maryborough 

Maynooth 

Midleton,  Co.  Cork 

Milford,  Ireland 

Millstreet,  Co.  Cork 

Miltown  Malbay 

Mitchelstowu 

Moate 

Mohill 

Moira 

Monaghan 

Monaster  even 

Moneygall 

Moneymore 

Monkstown 

Mount  Bellew 

Bridge 
Mountmellick 
Mount  Nugent 
Mountrath 
Moville 
Moy 

Moynalty 
Mullinahone 


Mullingar 


Navan 
Nenagh 
Newbliss 

Newbridge,  Ireland 
Newcastle,  Lime- 
rick 
Newcastle,  Down 
Newmarket-on- 

Fergus 
Newport  Pratt 
Newport,  Tipperary 
New  Ross 
Newry 

Newtown  Ards 
Newtown  Barry 
Newtown  Butler 
Newtown  Forbes 
Newtown  Hamilton 
Newtown  Limavady 
Newtown  Mount 

Kennedy 
Newtown  Stewart, 

Ireland 
North  King  Street 
Old  Castle 


Oranmore 

Oughterard 

Ovoca 

Oylgate 

Pallas  Green 

Parsonstown 

3sage,  East 
Passage,  West 
Pettigo 
Philipstown 
Piltown 
Pomeroy 
Portadown 
Portaferry 
Portarlington 
Portglenone 
Portlaw 
Port-Rush 
Portstewarfc 
Portumna 
Poyntzpass 
Queenstown 
Ramelton 
Randalstown 
Raphoe 
Rathangan 
Rathcoole 
Rathcormack 
Rathdowney 
Rathdrum 
Rathfriland 
Rathkeale 
Rathmines 
Rathmullen 
Rathowen 
Rich  Hill 
Roscommon 
Roscrea 
Rosscarberry 


Rosstrevor 

Saintfield 

Sandymount 

Scariff 

SchuU 

Shercock 

ShLnrone 

Sir  John  Rogerson's 
Quay,  Dublin 

Skerries 

Skibbereea 

Skreen 

Slane 

Sligo 

Sneem 

Stephen's    Green, 
West,  Dublin 

Stewartstown 

Stoneyford 

Strabane 

Stradbally 

Stradone 

Strangford 

Stranorlar 

Strokestown 

Summer  Hill, 
Dublin 

Swanlinbar 

Swinford 

Swords 

Taghmon 

Tallaght 

Tallow,  Co.  Water- 
ford 

Tandragee 

Tarbert,  Kerry 

Templemore 

Tempo 

Thomastown 

Thurles 

Timoleague 

Tinahely 

Tipperary 

Toome  Bridge 

Tralee 

Tramore 

Trillick 

Trim 

Tuam 

Tubbercurry 

Tubbermore 

Tulla 

Tullamore 

Tullow,  Co.  Carlow 

Tynan 

Tyrrell's  Pass 

Virginia 

Warrenpoint 

Waterford 

Waterside 

Westport 

Wexford 

White  Abbey  | 

Whitegate  i 

Wicklow 

Woodford,  Ireland 

Youghal 


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OFFICES  ABROAD  AUTHORISED  TO  ISSUE  AND  PAY  MONEY -ORDERS. 

QIBRALTAR.  MALTA. 


COLONIAL. 


AFRICA. 


CAPE  OF  GOOD  HOPE. 

Calvinia 
Cape  Town 

Hope  Town 
Humansdorp 

Alexandria 

Clan  William 

King  William's  Town 

Alice 

Colesberg 

Knysna 

Aliwal,  North 

Cradock 

Malmesbury 

Bathurst 

Elands  Post 

Middleburg 

Beaufort 

Fort  Beaufort 

Mossel-bay 

Bedford 

Fraserberg 

Murraysburg 

Bredasdorp 

George 

Oudtshoorn 

Burghersdorp 

Graff  Eeinet 

Paarl 

Caledoa 

Grahamstown 

Peddie 

AMERICA. 

BRITISH  GUIANA. 

Chatham,  C.W. 

Hespeler 

Berbice  (New  Am- 

Chippawa 
Clearville 

Holland  Landing 
Huntingdon 

sterdam) 

Clifton 

Indiana 

Demerara    (George- 
town) 

Clinton 

Industry 

Coaticook 

Ingersoll 

Cobourg 

Inverhuron 

Colborne 

Invermay 

Collingwood 

Iroquois 

CANADA. 

Comber 

Jarvis 

Acton  Vale 

Comptoa 

Kamouraska 

Adelaide 

Cookstown 

Keene 

Albion 

Cooksville 

Kemptville 

Alexandria 

Cornwall 

Kincardine 

Almonte 

Cowansville 

Kingston 

Amberstburg 

Craighurst 

Kingsville 

Angus 

Credit 

L'assomption 

Arkona 

Danville 

L'Origual 

Arnprior 

Delhi 

Lachine 

Artemisia 

Dereham 

Lachute 

Arthur 

Dickenson's  Landing 

Lacolle 

Aultsville 

Dingle 

Lanark 

Aurora 

Drumbo 

Laprairie 

Aylmer,  C.E. 

Drummondrille, 

Leeds 

Aylmer,  C.W. 

C.W. 

Lennoxville 

Ayr 

Dundas 

Lindsay 

Barrie 

Dunnville 

Listowell 

Bath 

Flora 

Lloydtown 

Bayfield 

Embro' 

London 

Beachville 

Erin 

Longueil 

Beamsville 

Etobicoke 

Loughborough 

Beauharnois 

Exeter 

Lucan 

Beayertoa 

Fergus 

Lyn 

Belleville 

Fingal 

Madoe 

Bell  Bwarfc 

Forest 

Manilla 

Bentinck 

Fort  Erie 

Markham 

Berlin 

Gait 

Melbourne 

Berthier  (en  haut) 

Gananoque 

Merrickville 

Blythe 

Georgetown 

Millbank 

Bobcaygeon    , 
Bond  ilead 

Georgina 

Mill  Brook 

Glenallan 

Milton,  C.W. 

Eothwell 

Goderich 

Mitchell 

Bowmanyille 

Grafton 

Montmagny 

Bradford 

Granby 

Montreal 

Brampton 

Grenville 

Mono  Mills 

Brantford 

Grimsby 

Moore 

Brighton 

Guelph 

Morpeth 

Brockville 

Hamilton 

Morrisburg 

Brooklia 

Harpurhey 

Mount  Brydges 

Burford 

Harriston 

Mount  Forest 

Carletoa  Place 

Hastings 

Mount  Vernon 

Cayuga 

Hatley 

Nairn 

Chambly 

Hawkesbury 

Napanee 

Piquet-berg 

Port  Elizabeth 

Prince  Albert 

Queenstown 

Richmond 

Riversdale 

Robertson 

Somerset  East 

Springbok  Fontein. 

Stellenbosch 

Swellendam 


Napierville 

Nassagiwaya 

Newboro' 

Newburgh 

Newbury 

Newcastle 

New  Hamburg 

Newmarket 

Niagara 

Nicolet 

Norwich 

Norwood 

North  Port 

Nottawasaga  Station 

or  Stayner 
Oakland 
Oakville 
Odessa 
Oil  Springs 
Omemee 
Orangeville 
Orillia 
Orono 
Oshawa 
Ottawa 
Otter  villa 
Owen  Sound 
Paisley 
Pakenham 
Palermo 
Paris 
Pembroke 
Penetanguishene 
Perth 
Peterboro' 
Philipsburgh 
Pickering 
Picton 
Pike  River 
Portage  du  Fort 
Port  Burwell 
Port  Colborne 
Port  Dalhousie 
Port  Dover 
Port  Hope 
Port  Robinson 
Port  Rowan 
Port  Stanley 
Prescott 
Preston 
Quebec 
Reach 
Renfrew 


Tulbagh 
Uitenhage 
Victoria  West 
Worcester 


WEST  COAST, 

Gambia  (Bathurst) 
Sien-a  Leone  (Free- 
town) 


Richmond  Hill 

Rimouski 

Riv.  du  Loup  (enbas) 

St  Anne  la  Pocatiere 

St  Andrew's,  C.E. 

St  Catherine's,  C.W. 

St  Eustache 

St  George,  Brant 

St  Hyacinthe 

St  John's,  C.E. 

Ste.  Marie 

St  Mary's  Blanshard 

St  Pie 

St  Remi 

St  Scholastique 

Ste  Theresede  Blain- 

ville 
St  Thomas 
St  Vincent 
Sandwich 
Sarnia 
Saugeen 
Scotland 
Seaforth 
Seneca 
Shakespeare 
Shannonville 
Sharon 
Sherbrooke 
Simcoe 
Smith's  Falls 
Smithville 
South  Quebec 
Sparta 
Stanstead 
Stirling 
Stoney  Creek 
Stouffville 
Strabane 
Stratford 
Strathroy 
Streetsville 
Sylvan 
Terrebonne 
Thamesville 
Thornhill 
Thorold 
Three  Rivers 
Toronto 
Trenton 
Tullamore 
Uxbridge 
Vankleekhill 


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POSTAGE  DIRECTORY. 


Vienna,  C.W. 

Vittoria 

WaJkerton 

Wallaceburg 

Wardsville 

Wark  worth 

Warwick,  C.W. 

Waterdown 

Waterford 


HEW  SOUTH  WALES, 

Albury 

Armidale 

Bathurst 

Berrima 

Bombala 

Braidwood 

Campbelltown 

Cooma 

Deniliquin 

Eden 

Forbes 

Goulburn 

Grafton 

Grundagai 

Kiama 

Maitland  (East) 

Maitland  (West) 

Moruya 

Mudgee 

Murrurundi 

Muswellbrook 

Newcastle 

Nimitybelle 

Orange 

Parramatta 

Penrith 

Queanbeyan 

Schoalhaven 

Scone 

Singleton 

Sofala 

Sydney 

Tamworth 

Tenterfield 

Wagga  Wagga 

Wee  Waa 

Wellington 

Windsor 

Wollongong 

Yass 

Young 


Waterloo,  C.E. 
Waterloo,  C.W. 
Welland,  (late 
Merritsville) 
Wellesley 
WelliDgton  Square 
West  Flamboro' 
Weston 
Whitby. 


NEW  ZEALAND. 

Arrow  River 

Auckland 

Blenheim 

Christchurch 

Collingwood 

Dunedin 

Dunstan 

Invercargill 


Lyttelton 

Manuherikia  Junc- 
tion 
Napier 
Nelson 

New  Plymouth 
Oamaru 
Otahuhu 
Picton,  Blenheim 
Queenstown 
Riverton 
Russell 
Timaru 
Tokomairiro 
Tuapeka 
Waitahuna 
Wellington 
Whanganui 
Whangarei 


QUEENSLAND. 

Brisbane 

Dalby 

Gayndah 

Ipswich 

Maryborough 

Rockhampton 

Toowoomba 

Warwick 


Widder 

Wm.  Henry  (Sorel) 

Williams 

Windsor,  C.W. 

Woodbridge 

Woodstock 

Wroxeter 

Wyoming 

York 

AUSTRALASIA. 

SOUTH  AUSTRALIA. 

Adelaide 

Aldinga 

Angaston 

Auburn 

Callington 

Clare 

Echunga 

Gambierton 

Gawler 

Glenelg 

Goolwa 

Gumeracka 

Hamilton 

Hind  marsh 

Kadina 


Kapunda 

Kooriaga 

Lyndoch 

Macclesfield 

Melrose 

Mount  Barker 

Mount  Pleasant 

Nairne 

Narracoorte 

Norwood 

Penola 

Port  Adelaide 

Port  Augusta 

Port  Elliott 

Port  Lincoln 

Riverton 

Robe 

Salisbury 

Strathalbyn 

Tanunda 

Truro 

Willunga 

Woodside 

Yankallilla 


NOVA  SCOIIA. 

Halifax 


PKINCE  EDWARD 
ISLAND. 

Charlotte  Town 


VICTORIA. 

Ararat 

Avoca 

Bacchus  Marsh 

Ballaarat 

Beechworth 

Belfast 

Belvoir 

Benalla 

Brighton 

Brunswick 

Buckland 

Buninyong 

Carisbrook 

Casterton 

Castlemaine 

Chewton 

Chiltern 

Clunes 

Ores  wick 

Dandenong 

Daylesford 

Dunolly 

Echuca 

Emerald  Hill 

Fryers  Town 

Geelong 

Gisborne 

Hamilton 

Hawthorn 

Heathcote 

Hexham 

Horsham 

Hotham 

Jamieson's 

Kilmore 

Kyneton 

Landridge 

Learmonth 

Lintons 

Longwood 

Maldon 


WEST  INDIES. 

Antigua  (St  John's) 
Barbadoes    (Bridge- 
town) 
Jamaica(Kingstown) 
Tobago  (Scarboro') 


Maryborough 

Melbourne 

Moonee  Pounds 

New  Inglewood 

Pleasant  Creek 

Port  Albert 

Portland 

Prahran 

Raglan 

Richmond 

Rutherglen 

St  Kilda 

Sale 

Sandhurst 

Scarsdale 

Snapper  Point 

South  Yarrow 

Stawell 

Streatham 

Swan  Hill 

Talbot 

Tarradale 

TarnaguUa 

Wahgunyah 

Wangaratta 

Warrnambool 

Williamstown 

Woodend 

Yackandandah 


WESTERN  AUSTRALIA. 

Albany,    King 

George's  Sound 
Perth 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


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STAMP  AND  LEGACY  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Adhesive  Stamps. — The  Board  of  Inland 
Revenue  gave  notice  by  advertisement, 
20th  April  1862,  that  an  impressed  stamp 
of  Id.,  and  an  adhesive  stamp  of  Id.,  had 
been  provided  to  be  used  indiscriminately 
for  Receipts,  Drafts,  Certified  Copies  of 
Registers  of  Births,  Baptisms,  Marriages, 
Deaths  and  Burials,  Contract  Notes,  De- 
livery Orders,  Policies  of  Insura,nce  against 
accidents  in  travelling.  The  adhesive 
stamp  has  "  Inland  Revenue "  around  a 
bust  portrait  of  her  Majesty,  and  below 
"  One  Penny."  The  impressed  stamp  has 
on  it  "  One  Penny,"  and  the  date  in  figures. 
The  old  stamps  may  still  be  used.  The 
stamps  appropriated  by  name  are.  Bills  and 
Promissory  Notes,  Bills  of  Lading,  Proxy 
impressed  Stamps,  and  Postage  Stamps. 

In  cancelling  adhesive  stamps,  instead 
of  writing  the  name  of  the  party  or  his 
firm  in  full,  it  shall  be  sufficient  if  the 
initials  shall  be  written,  stamj)ed,  or  im- 
pressed in  ink  on  the  stamp,  together  with 
any  other  particulars  required  by  law, 
provided  the  stamp  shall  be  effectually 
cancelled,  so  as  not  to  admit  of  being  again 
used.     (24  &  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  33.) 

See  Stamping  of  Deeds  after  being  exe- 
cuted. 

Admission  as  a  burgess,  or  into  any  Cor- 
poration or  Company  in  any  Burgh  in  Scot- 
land, in  lieu  of  the  duties  of  £1  and  £3 
formerly  payable,  5s. 

Admissions  of  other  descriptions  various  ;  as 
to  which  see  the  schedule  annexed  to  55 
Geo.  III.  c.  184.    See  also  Licence,  below. 

Admission  to  act  as  Advocate,  <£50 ;  as 
Writer  to  the  Signet,  Solicitor,  Agent,  At- 
torney, or  Procurator  in  any  court,  £25  ; 
to  act  as  Agent  in  Supreme  Courts  without 
indenture,  (in  addition  to  the  said  £25,) 
£60  ;  do.  in  Inferior  Courts,  without  in- 
denture, (in  addition  to  the  said  £25,)  £30  ; 
to  act  as  Notary-Public,  £20  ;  to  be  fellow 
of  College  of  Physicians,  £25  ;  to  degree  of 
Doctor  of  Medicine,  £10  ;  to  ecclesiastical 
benefice,  £2, 

Affidavits  and  Declarations,  (23  Vict.  c. 
15.) — For  every  sheet  or  piece  of  paper, 
parchment,  or  vellum,  on  which  the  same 
shall  be  written  or  printed,  2s.  6d.  (Affi- 
davits and  declarations  authorised  to  be 
made  before  Justices  of  Peace  are  ex- 
empted.) 

Agreement,  (on  and  after  3d  April  I860,)  for 
a  Lease  or  Tack  of  Lands,  &c.,  not  exceed- 
ing seven  years ;  and, 


Agreement,  Minbte,  or  Memorandum,  (on 
and  after  3d  April  I860,)  containing  the 
terms  and  conditions  on  which  Lands,  &c., 
are  let,  held,  or  occupied  for  any  such  term. 
The  same  duty  as  on  a  Lease  or  Tack. 

Provided  that  any  Lease  or  Tack  afterwards 
made,  in  pursuance  of  aud  conformably  to 
the  above,  shall  be  charged  with  the  Lease 
duty,  but  not  higher  than  2s.  6d.,  exclusive 
of  Progressive  duty,  notwithstanding  the 
terms  and  conditions  may  be  varied,  not 
affecting  the  Stamp  duty.  The  Lease  may 
be  impressed  with  a  stamp  denoting  the 
payment  of  the  proper  duty  on  the  Agree- 
ment, Minute,  or  Memorandum. 

Agreement  containing  the  terms  and  condi- 
tions on  which  a  furnished  dwelling-house 
is  let  for  a  period  less  than  a  year,  where 
the  rent  for  such  period  shall  exceed  £25, 
duty,  2s.  6d. 

[The  stamp,  if  adhesive,  to  be  cancelled 
by  the  parties  to  the  instrument  (if 
exceeding  two,  one  on  each  side  only)  by 
writing  upon  or  across  the  stamp  his  name, 
aud  before  or  at  the  time  of  the  first  party 
signing  the  instriiment,  the  date  of  the  in- 
strument must  be  written  on  the  stamp. 
In  default,  stamp  of  no  avail.  Proof  of 
writing  upon  or  across  the  stamp  a  neces- 
sary part  of  the  evidence  of  signing  or 
making  the  instrument.  Every  person 
who  signs  incurs  a  penalty  of  £5,  if  in- 
strument has  not  on  it  an  impressed  stamp 
or  adhesive  stamp  cancelled,  or  who  does 
not  sign  across  adhesive  stamp,  and  also 
the  agent  who  may  have  prepared  the  in- 
strument. (24  and  25  Vict.  c.  21,  §  14 
and  15.)] 

Agreement,  or  minute  or  memorandum  of 
Agreement,  without  a  clause  of  registration 
and  not  charged  otherwise,  nor  expressly 
exempted  from  all  Stamp  duty,  where  the 
matter  is  of  the  value  of  £5  or  upwards, 
whether  the  same  shall  be  only  evidence 
of  a  contract,  or  obligatory  upon  the  par- 
ties from  its  being  a  written  instrument, 
together  with  every  schedule,  receipt,  &c., 
endorsed  or  annexed,  6d. 

Progressive  duty  on  words,  6d. 

Letters  forming  an  Agreement.  If  any  of 
such  Letters  shall  be  stamped  with  a  duty 
of  Is.,  it  shall  be  sufficient,  although  the 
same  shall  in  the  whole  contain  any  quan- 
tity of  words  exceeding  2160. 

Exemptions. — Agreements  for  the  hire  of 
any  labourer,  artificer,  manufacturer,  or 
menial  servant. 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Memorandum  or  agreement  for  or  relating 
to  the  sale  of  any  goods,  wares,  or  mer- 
chandise. 
Agreements  entered  into  in  the  United  King- 
dom for  or  relating  to  the  service  in  the 
colonies  of  any  person  as  an  artificer,  clerk, 
domestic    servant,    handicraftsman,    me- 
chanic, gardener,  servant  in   husbandry, 
or  labourer.     (17  &  18  Vict.  c.  83,  §  21.) 
Agreements  in  compliance  with  or  under  the 
provisions  of  the  Merchant  Seaman's  Act, 
7  and  8  Vict.  c.  1 12,  or  the  Mercantile  Marine 
Act,  13  &  14  Vict.  c.  93. 
Note. — The  Agreement,  if  liable  to  one  duty 
of  6d.,  maybe  stamped  if  brought  to  the 
Commissioners  at  London,  or  their  of&ce 
at  Edinburgh,  or  lodged  with  the  dis- 
tributors of  stamps  in  the  country,  with- 
in fourteen  days  after  being  made.     If 
after,  at   London   or  Edinburgh,  on   a 
penalty  of  £10.     (7  &  8  Vict.  c.  21,  §  5.) 
If  the  matter  of  the  Agreement  shall  be 
under  the  value  of  .£20,  the  penalty  is 
2Gs.     If  liable  to  further  duty  than  6d., 
it  is  subject  to  the  same  Regulations  as 
Deeds.    See  Stamping  of  Deeds. — The 
duty  of  6d.  on  an  Agreement  may  be 
denoted  by   an   adhesive    stamp ;    but 
every  party  who  signs  the  Agreement 
must,  at  time  of  so  signing,  write  upon 
or  across  the  stamp  his  name,  and  date 
of  the  day  and  year  of  writing  the  same. 
In  default,  stamp  of  no  avail.     Proof  of 
writing  upon   or  across  the   stamp  as 
aforesaid,  a  necessary  part  of  the  evi- 
dence of  the  Agreement.     (23  &  24  Vict. 
c.  Ill,  §  12.) 
Appraisements. 

Amount  not  exceeding      £50      £0     2     6 

Above  £50,  and  not  above  100        0    5    0 

...      100  ...  200        0  10     0 

...      200  ...  500         0  15     0 

500  and  upwards     ...  10    0 

Apprenticeship  Indentures. 

If  the  premium  be  under  £30      £10     0 
£30  and  under  50         2     0     0 

50  ...  100        3     0     0 

100  ...  200         6     0     0 

200  ...  300       12     0     0 

300  ...  400       20     0     0 

400  ...  500      25     0     0 

500  ...  600       30     0     0 

600  ...  800      40     0     0 

800  ...  1000       50     0     0 

1000  or  upwards  ...         60    0    0 

If  no  premium,  2s.  6d. 
Indentures   of    clerks    or   apprentices   to 
writers  to  the  signet,  solicitors,  or  agents 
in  the  Supreme  Courts  of  Scotland,  £60 ; 
Inferior  Courts,   £30.    See  Duplicate 
or  Counterpart. 
Exem. — Indentures  of  apprentices  for  sea- 
service  and  poor  children. 
Assignation  of  an  unrecorded  conveyance, 


(21  &  22  Vict.  c.  76,  §  13,  and  sch.  L,  Nos. 
1  and  2  ;  23  &  24  Vict.  c.  143,  §  9  and  10, 
and  sch.  P.,  Nos.  1  and  2,)  whether  separate 
from  or  written  upon  the  "  conveyance." 
If  upon  the  sale  of  any  property.    See 

Conveyance. 
If  of  any  heritable  property,  &c.      See 

Mortgage. 
If  of  any  property  for  a  gratuitous  or  other 
consideration,  not  inferring  the  payment 

of  any  specific  duty £1,  15s. 

Association,  Memorandum  of.    See  Deed. 
Award  or  Dbcreet-arbitral,  (after  28th 
August  1860.) 

Where  the  amount  or  value  of  the  matter 

in  dispute  shall  not  exceed  £50,  £0     2     6 

Esc.  £50  and  not  exc.      £100        0     5    0 

100  ...  200         0  10     0 

200  ...  500         0  15     0 

500  ...  750         10    0 

750  ...  1000         15     0 

1000,  and  also  in  all  other 

cases  not  provided  for, 1  15    0 

(23  &  24  Vict.  c.  111.) 
(Inland  Bill)  Draft  or  Order,  after  10th 
October  1853,  for  the  payment  of  any  sum 
of  money  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order,  on 

demand Id. 

And  the  following  instruments   shall  be 
deemed  and  taken  to  be  drafts  or  orders 
for  the  payment  of  money  within  the 
intent  and  meaning  of  this  Act,  and  of 
any  Act  or  Acts  relating  to  the  stamp 
duties  on  bills  of   exchange,  drafts,  or 
orders,  and  shall  be  chargeable  accord- 
ingly with  the  stamp  duties  imposed  by 
this  Act,  or  any  such  Act  or  Acts,  viz. : — 
All  documents  or  writings  usually  termed 
letters  of  credit,  or  whereby  any  person 
to  whom  any  such  document  or  writing 
is  or  is  intended  to  be  delivered  or  sent, 
shall  be  entitled  or  be  intended  to  be 
entitled  to  have  credit  with,  or  in  ac- 
count with,  or  to  draw  upon  any  other 
person  for,  or  to  receive  from  such  other 
person  any  sum  of  money  therein  men- 
tioned. 
Exemptions  from  the   duties  on  Drafts   or 
Orders. — All  letters  of  credit,  whether  in 
sets  or  not,  sent  by  persons  in  the  United 
Kingdom  to  persons  abroad,  authorising 
drafts  on  the  United  Kingdom,  (16  and 
17  Vict.  c.  59.) 
Draft  or  Order,  after  the  24th  May  1858, 
for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money  to 
the  bearer  on  demand,  which  being  drawn 
upon  any  banker  within  fifteen  miles  of 
the  place  where  such  draft  or  order  is  issued, 
was  formerly  exempt  from  Stamp  duty,  (21 

Vict.  c.  20) Id. 

The  following  is  from  schedule  of  23  Vict. 
c.  15,  under  Bill  of  Exchange,  Draft,  or 
Order  : — 
"All  Bills,  Drafts,  or  Orders,  for  the  pay- 


SITAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


433 


ment  by  any  banker,  or  person  acting  as 
a  banker,  of  any  sum  of  money,  though 
not  made  payalale  to  the  bearer  or  to 
order,  and  whether   deHvered    to    the 
payee  or  not ;  and  all  Writings  or  Docu- 
ments entitling  or  intended  to  entitle 
any  person  whatever  to  the    payment 
from  or  by  any  banker,  or  person  acting 
as  a  banker,  of  any  sum  of  money,  whe- 
ther the  person  to  whom  payment  is  to 
be  made  shall  be  named  or  designated 
therein  or   not,  or  whether  the   same 
shall  be  delivered  to  him  or  not,  shall 
respectively  be  deemed  to  be  bills,  drafts, 
or  orders  for  the  payment   of  money 
chargeable  with  Stamp  duty,  as  if  the 
same  had  been  made  payable  to  bearer 
or  to  order.    Provided  always,  that  any 
one    Document    or   Writing,   although 
directing  the  payment  of  several  sums 
of  money  to  different  persons,  shall  be 
chargeable   with  Stamp  duty,   as    one 
order  only." 
Draft  or  Order,  Writing  or  Document,  for 
the  payment,  or  for  entitling  any  person 
to    the   payment,   by   or  through   any 
banker,  of  any  sum  of  money,  sent  or 
delivered  to  the  banker,  and  not  to  the 
person  to  whom  payment  is  to  be  made, 
or  any  person  on  his  behalf,  to  be  held 
not  to  have  been  and  not  to  be  charge- 
able with  any  higher  Stamp  duty  than 
one  penny,  although  joaya6?e  at  any  time 
after  date.    Duty  may  be  denoted  by 
adhesive  stamp,  to  be  cancelled  as  in  the 
case  of  a  draft  on  demand.     (23  &  24 
Vict.  c.  Ill,  §  17.) 
Exemption?. — Any  draft  or  order  draton  hy 
any  hanker    upon    any  other    hanker,   not 
payahle  to  hearer  or  to  order,  and  used  solely 
for  the  purpose  of  settling  or  clearing  any 
acco^mt  between  such  hankers. 
Any  letter  written  hy  a  hanker  to  any  other 
hanker,  directing  the  payment  of  any  sum 
of  money,  the  same  not  heing  payable  to 
hearer  or  to  order,  and  such  letter  not  heing 
sent  or  delivered  to  the  -person  to  whom  pay- 
ment is  to  be  made,  or  to  any  person  on  his 
behalf;  and  all  warrants  or  orders  for  the 
payment  of  any  annuity  granted  by  the  Com- 
onissioners  for  the  Reduction  of  the  National 
Debt,  or  for  the  payment  of  any  dividefid  or 
interest  on  any  share  in  the  Government  or 
Parliamentary  stocks  or  funds ;    and   all 
drafts  or  orders  draiun  by  the  Accountant- 
Generid  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  Eng- 
land or  Ireland,  shall  he  exempt  from  all 
Stamp  duty.     (23  Vict,  c.  15.) 
^ote.— The  Act  17  &  18  Vict.  c.  83,  §  9,— 
referring  to  the  English  Act  17  Geo.  III. 
c.  30,  and  the  Acts  continuing  the  same 
which  make  bills,  &c.,  above  20s.  and 
under  £5,  if  not  drawn  in  a  particular 
way,  invalid,  and  those  below  20a.  abso- 


lutely invalid,  and  not  to  the  Scotch  Act 
to  the  Uke  effect,  8  &  9  Vict.  c.  38,  §  16 
and  17, — jjrovided  that  the  said  Act 
and  the  continuing  Acts  should  be  re- 
pealed, in  so  far  as  regards  drafts  on 
bankers  for  money  held  for  the  use  of 
the  drawer.  And  the  Act  23  &  24  Vict. 
c.  Ill,  §  19,  now  provides  generally, 
without  special  reference  to  either  the 
English  or  Scotch  Acts,  that  draft  on  a 
banker  who  shall  bond  fide  hold  money 
to  or  for  the  use  of  the  party,  payable 
to  bearer  or  order  on  demand,  of  any 
sum  less  than  20s.  shall  be  lawful.  Do 
both  the  above  provisions  apply  to  Scot- 
land, or  only  the  latter  ?  The  Act  8  &  9 
Vict.  c.  38,  §  20,  provides  that  that  Act 
shall  not  prohibit  draft  on  a  person's 
own  banker  for  the  payment  of  money 
to  the  use  of  such  person. 
[The  duty  on  drafts  or  orders  may  be  im- 
pressed on  the  paper,  or  an  adhesive 
stamp  may  be  affixed.  (16  &  17  Vict. 
c.  59,  §  3.)  See  Adhesive  Stamp. — Where 
an  adhesive  stamp  is  used,  the  maker  of 
the  draft  to  cancel  the  stamp  by  writing 
on  it  his  name  or  initials.  Penalty  for 
omission,  &c.,  £10.  (16  &  17  Vict.  c.  59, 
§  4  and  5.)  The  payer  of  the  draft  or 
order  shall,  when  he  pays  it,  write  the 
word  "paid"  on  the  stamp.  Penalty 
for  omission,  .£20.  (23  Vict.  c.  15,  §  12.) 
Banker  may  affix  stamp  to  an  unstamped 
draft  and  cancel  it,  and  pay  the  draft, 
charge  the  person  who  ought  to  have 
paid  it  with  the  stamp,  or  deduct  it  from 
the  sum.  Draft  good,  but  not  to  relieve 
of  penalty.  (23  &  24  Vict.  c.  Ill,  §  18.) 
Penalty  for  removing  adhesive  stamps, 
or  using  them  a  second  time,  or  doing 
any  act  to  defraud  of  duty,  £20.  (16  and 
17'Vict.  c.  59,  §4and5.)] 
Inland  Bill  payable  otherwise  than  on  de- 
mand ; 
Promissory  Note  payable  otherwise  than  to 

bearer  on  demand ; 
Foreign  Bill  drawn  in  but  payable  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom,  not  drawn  in  sets 
of  three  or  more  ; 
Foreign  Bill  not  exceeding  £500  drawn  out 
and  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
but   endorsed   or   negotiated  within    the 
United  Kingdom,  not  drawn   in  sets  of 
three  or  more ; 
Foreign  Bill  not  exceeding  £500  drawn  out 
of  and  payable  within  the  United  King- 
dom; 
Foreign  Bill  drawn  or  endorsed  out  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  payable  on  demand,  on 
and  after  3d  April  1860,  (23  Vict.  c.  15  ;) 
Foreign  Promissory  Note  made  or  purport- 
ing to  be  made  out  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
and  payable  within  the  United  Kingdom, 
(23.S5  24  Vict,  c.  Ill;) 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC, 


Foreign  Bill  drawn  out  of  and  payable 
within  the  United  Kingdom, — 
Not  exceeding 

Exceeding  £b  and  not  above 
10 
25 
50 
75 

And  the  following  duties  apply  to  all  the 
above,  and  in  addition  to 
Promissory  Note  payable  to  bearer  on  de- 
mand. 
Above  iilOO  and  not  above  iJSOO 

200         ...         aoo 


£5  . 

.  Id. 

10  . 

.  2d. 

25  . 

.  3d. 

50  . 

.  6d. 

75  . 

.  9d. 

100  . 

.  Is. 

23.  Od. 

3s.  Od. 

4s.  Od. 

5s.  Od. 

7s.  6d. 
10s.  Od. 
15s.  Od. 
20s.  Od. 
30s.  Od. 
40s.  Od. 


300  ...  400. 

400  ...  500. 

500  ...  750. 

750  ...  1000. 

1000  ...  1500. 

]500  ...  2000. 

2000  ...  3000. 

3000  ...  4000. 

4000— for  every  £1000,  or  part  of 
£1000— 10s. 
Foreign  Bill  for  payment  of  money  exceed- 
ing £500  drawn  out  of  the  United  King- 
dom, and  payable,  or  endorsed,  or  nego- 
tiated within  the  United  Kingdom.    For 

every  £100,  and  part  of  a  £100 Is. 

(24  &  25  Vict.  c.  21.) 

N.B. — Promissory  Notes  for  £100  or  under 
are  not  to  be  drawn  payable  to  bearer 
on  demand,  except  bankers'  re-issuable 
notes,  which  require  a  different  stamp  ; 
and  only  such  notes  of  bankers  and  no 
others  can  be  re-issued  after  being  once 
paid. 
Foreign  Bills  drawn  in  but  payable  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom,  and  also  drawn  out 
and  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
but   endorsed   or  negotiated  within    the 
United  Kingdom,  if  drawn  in  sets  of  three 
or  more,  for  every  bill  of  each  set- 
Sum  payable  not  above 
Above  £25  and  not  above 
50 
75 
100 
200 
300 
400 
500 
750 
1000 
1500 
2000 
3000 

4000  and  upwards — every  bill  of  the 
set,  for  every  £1000,  or  part  of  £1000, 
3s.  4d.  (23  Vict.  c.  16.) 
Note. — The  duty  on  a  Foreign  Bill,  on  and 
after  3d  April  1860,  drawn  or  endorsed 
out  of  the  United  Kingdom  for  the  pay- 
ment of  money  on  deinand,  is  the  same 


£25  . 

.  Os.  Id. 

50  . 

.  Os.  2d. 

75  . 

.  Os.  3d, 

100  . 

.  Os.  4d. 

200  . 

.  Os.  8d. 

300  . 

.  Is.  Od. 

400  . 

.  Is.  4d. 

500  . 

.  Is.  8d. 

750  . 

.  2s.  6d. 

1000  . 

.  3s.  4d. 

1500  . 

.  5s.  Od. 

2000  . 

.  6s.  8d, 

3000  . 

.  10s.  Od. 

4000  . 

.  13s.  4d. 

duty  as  on  an  Inland  Bill  of  Exchange, 
for  the  payment  of  money  otherwise  than 
on  demand.     (23  Vict.  c.  15.)    See  above. 

The  word  "endorsed"  is  held  by  the  Board 
of  Inland  Revenue  to  have  no  practicable 
effect.  See  Times,  20th  and  22d  April 
1860. 

Foreign  Bill  drawn  in  but  payable  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom  on  demand,  al- 
though to  be  endorsed  out  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  if  not  drawn  in  sets,  would  be 
liable  to  duty  of  Id. 

[The  duties  on  Foreign  Bills,  drawn  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom,  are  to  be  denoted 
by  adhesive  stamps.  The  holder  to 
affix  the  adhesive  stamp  if  one  not  on  it 
before  he  negotiate  it,  and  cancel  the 
stamp  by  wiiting  his  name  or  the  name 
of  his  firm,  and  the  date  on  it.  (17  &  18 
Vict.  c.  83,  §  3.)  If  the  Bill  or  Note  be 
received  by  the  holder  with  the  adhesive 
stamp  effectually  obliterated  and  pur- 
ported, and  appearing  to  be  duly  can- 
celled, the  same,  as  regards  such  holder, 
shall  be  deemed  to  be  so.  If  not  can- 
celled, the  holder  may  do  so,  as  if  he 
were  the  person  first  negotiating  the 
Bill  or  Note.  On  his  doing  so,  the  Bill 
or  Note  shall  be  duly  stamped.  The 
person  who  ought  to  have  cancelled  the 
stamp  not  relieved  of  any  penalty  in- 
curred by  not  cancelling  the  same.  (24 
&  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  33.)  The  Act  23  Vict. 
c.  15,  §  12,  provides  that  the  party  pay- 
ing the  bill  shall,  when  ha  does  so,  write 
the  word  "paid"  upon  the  stamp.  The 
amount  of  duty  on  adhesive  stamps  is 
impressed  on  two  parts.  The  Board  of 
Inland  Eevenue  recommend  that  the 
cancellation  should  be  on  one  of  the 
parts,  and  the  other  left  legible.] 

If  a  Foreign  Bill  payable  abroad,  and  as  to 
which  the  provision  "  drawn  in  sets  of 
three  or  more"  apply,  shall  be  drawn  in 
a  single  bill,  the  duty  will  be  the  same 
as  on  an  Inland  Bill ;  and  if  in  a  set  of 
two,  the  duty  on  each  will  be  the  same 
as  on  an  Inland  Bill.  This  is  in  accord- 
ance with  the  opinion  of  the  Board  of 
Inland  Revenue,  (see  North  British  Daily 
Mail,  3d  November  1854.)  But  the 
Board  have  given  an  opinion  that  a 
Foreign  Bill  drawn  abroad  and  payable 
in  this  country  in  duplicate  or  triplicate 
only  represents  one  transaction,  and  is 
liable  to  the  duty  on  one  Inland  Bill  of 
the  same  account, — that  is,  if  one  of  the 
parts  have  the  full  duty,  the  others  may 
be  unstamped,  (see  Times,  6th  Novem- 
ber 1854.)  The  schedule  of  the  Act  does 
not  provide  for  such  a  bill  being  drawn 
in  sets.  Bills  bearing  to  be  drawn  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom  are  to  be  deemed 
Foreign  Bills  so  drawn,  althoiigh  they 


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435 


may  in  reality  be  drawn  in  the  United 
Kingdom.    (17  &  18  Vict.  c.  83,  §  4.)     A 
person  in  the  United  Kingdom  drawing 
and  issuing  a  bill  payable    out  of  the 
United  Kingdom  in  a  set,  must  draw 
the  whole  set,  and  a  person  transferring 
or  negotiating  such  bill  must  transfer 
and  deliver,  stamped,  the  whole  number 
of  the  set.      Penalty  JlOO.     A  person 
taking  such  bill  must  get  the  whole  set 
stamped,   otherwise   he  cannot  recover 
on  it  or  make  it  available.    {lb.  §  6.)   This 
applies  only  to  bills  drawn  within  and 
payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom. 
Inland  Bill,  Draft,  or  Order,  for  the  pay- 
ment of  any  sum  of  money,  though  not 
made  payable  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order,  if 
the  same  shall  be  delivered  to  the  payee, 
or  some  person  on  his  or  her  behalf,  the 
same  duty  as  on  a  bill  of  exchange  for  the 
like  sum,  payable  to  bearer  or  order. 
Inland  Bill,  Draft,  or  Order  for  the  pay- 
ment   of    any    sum   of    money,    weekly, 
monthly,  or  at  any  other  stated  periods, 
if  made  payable  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order, 
or  if  delivered  to  the  payee,  or  some  per- 
son on  his  or  her  behalf,  where  the  total 
amount  of  the  money  thereby  made  pay- 
able shall  be  specified  therein,  or  can  be 
ascertained  therefrom,  or  shall  be  indefi- 
nite, the  same  duty  as  on  a  bill  payable  to 
bearer  or  order  on  demand. 
Promissory  Note  for  the  payment  of  any 
sum  of  money  by  instalments,  or  for  the 
payment  of  several  sums  of  money  at  dif- 
ferent days  or  times,  so  that  the  whole  of 
the  money  to  be  paid  shall  be  definite  and 
certain,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  promissory 
note,  payable  otherwise  than  to  the  bearer 
on  demand,  for  a  sum  equal  to  the  whole 
amount  of  the  money  to  be  paid. 

Bills  of  Lading 6d. 

[Bills  of  lading  cannot  be  stamped  after 
signing.  The  penalty  for  signing  un- 
stamped bill  of  lading  is  £50.  (5  &  6 
Vict.  c.  79,  §  24.)] 

Bonds  and  other  Securities. 
Bond  (personal)  given  for  any  certain  sum  of 
money  not  exceeding  ^£50         Is.  3d. 

Exceeding  £50  and  not  exc.  100        2s.  6d. 
100  ...  160         3s.  9d. 

150  ...  200         5s.  Od. 

200  ...  250         6g.  3d. 

250  ...  300         7s.  6d. 

And  where  the  same  shall  exceed  £300, 
then  for  every  £100,  and  also  for  any 
fractional  part  of  £100, — 2s.  6d. 
Bond  as  a  security  for  moneys  to  he  thereafter 
lent,  advanced,  or  paid,  or  which  may  be- 
come due  upon  account-current,  together 
with  any  sum  already  advanced  or  due,  or 
without,  as  the  case  may  be, — 
Where  the  money  secured  or  to  be  ulti- 
mately recoverable  shall  be  limited  not 


to  exceed  a  given  sum, — The  same  duty 
as  on  a  bond  for  such  sum. 
Where  uncertain,  and  vnthout  any  limit, — 
The  same  as  on  a  bond  for  a  sum  equal 
to  the  amount  of  the  penalty. 
Where  there  is  no  penalty,  the  bond  shall 
be  available  for  such  an  amount  only  as 
the  ad  valorem  stamps  will  cover. 
Personal  Bond  given  as  a  security  for  the 
transfer    or    retransfer    of   any   share    in 
any  of  the  Government  or  Parliamentary 
Stocks  or   Funds,   or    of    the    Banks   of 
England  or  Ireland,  or  of  the  East  India 
Company,  or  of  any  other  company  or  cor- 
poration,— The  same  ad  valorem  duty  as 
on  a  bond  for  a  sum  of  money  equal  to  the 
value  of  the  stock  or  fund  secured,  accord- 
ing to  the  average  price  at  the  date  of  the 
bond,  or  on  either  of  the  ten  days  preced- 
ing, or  the  latest  day  preceding  on  which 
thei'e  shall  have  been  a  known  sale. 
Bond,  Debenture,  or    other    security   for 
money  made  by  or  on  behalf  of  any  Foreign 
or  Colonial  Government,  State,  or  Com- 
pany, (not  being  a  bill  or  promissorj'-  note 
chargeable  with  duty,  nor  an  instrument 
chargeable  with   duty  as  a  bond,  or  for 
which   a   composition   is  payable,)  which 
shall  be  issued,  delivered,  assigned,  trans- 
ferred,   or  negotiated  within    the   United 
Kingdom, — The  same  duty  as  on  a  bond  in 
the  United  Kingdom. 

This  is  not  to  apply  to  instruments  bo7id 
fide  made  and  issued  out  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  as  security  for  money  raised 
on  loan  in  foreign  parts,  and  not  lent  by 
any  person  resident  in  the  United  King- 
dom, and  the  interest  whereon  shall  not 
be  paid  within  the  United  Kingdom.  (25 
Vict.  c.  22.) 
Personal  Bond  given  as  a  security  for  the 
payment  of  any  sum  of  money,  or  for  the 
transfer  or  retransfer  of  stock  secured  also 
by  a  wadset,  or  other  instrument  paying 
duty  as  a  wadset,  or  for  the  performance 
of  covenants  contained  in  such  instrument, 
or  for  both  those  purposes,  provided  such 
other  instrument  bear  even  date  with,  and 
be  referred  to  in  such  bond — 
Where  the  sum  of  money  or  the  value  of 
the  stock  secured  shall  not  exceed  £800, 
— The  same   ad  valorem  duty  as  on  a 
mortgage  or  wadset  for  securing  the  like 
amount  or  value. 
Exceeding  £800,— £l  ; 
Personal  or  Heritable  Bond  given  as  an 
additional  or  further  security  for  the  pay- 
ment  of    any  sum  of  money,  or  for  the 
transfer  or  retransfer  of  any  share  in  any 
of  these  stocks  previously  secured  by  a 
bond  or  other  security  therein  referred  to, 
which  has  paid  the  proper  ad  valorem  duty 
on  bonds  at  the  date  thereof, — 
Where  the  sum  or  the  value  of  the  stock 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC, 


shall  not  exceed  £1400, — The  same  ad 
valorem,  duty  as  on  a  bond  or  mortgage, 
for  securing  the  like  sum  or  value  ; 
Where  said  sum  shall  exceed  .£1400, — 

£l,  15s. 
Bond — Transfer  or  Assignment,  disposition 
or  assignation,  of  any  such  bond,  as  afore- 
said, and  which  has  paid  the  proper  ad 
valorem  duty  on  bonds — 
Where  the  principal  money  or  stock  se- 
cured by  the  bond  shall  not  exceed  in 
whole  i/1400, — The  same  duty  as  on  a 
bond  for  the  total  amount  or  value  ; 
And  in  every  other  case  such  transfer, 
assignment,  disposition,  or   assignation, 
shall  be  chargeable  with  the  duty  of 
£1,  15s. 
Personal  or  Heritable  Bond  given  as  the 
only  or  principal  security  for  the  payment 
of  any  annuity  upon  the  original  creation 
and  sale  thereof,- — The  same  ad  valorem 
duty  as  on  a  conveyance  upon  sale  in  con- 
sideration of  the  sum  or  value  given  or 
agreed  for  the  purchase.    See  Duties  on 
Conveyances. 
Personal  Bond   given   as  a   collateral    or 
auxiliary  security  for  the  payment  of  any 
annuity  upon  the  original  creation  and 
sale,  where  granted  or  conveyed  or  secured 
by  any  other  deed  or  instrument  paying 
the  ad  valorem  duty  on  conveyances  upon 
the  sale  of  any  property — 
Where  such  ad  valorem  duty  shall  not  ex- 
ceed 20s.,  such  bond  shall  be  chargeable 
with  a  stamp  duty  of  equal  amount 
therewith  ; 
And  where  such  exceeds  20s. — £I. 
Personal  or  Heritable  Bond  given  as  a 
security  for  the  payment  of  any  annuity, 
{except  upon  the  original  creation  and  sale,) 
or  of  any  sum  or  sums  of  money  at  stated 
periods,  (not  being  interest  nor  rent  upon 
a  lease,)  for  any  definite  and  certain  term, 
so  that  the  total  amount  to  be  paid  can  be 
previously    ascertained, — The     same     ad 
valorem  duty  as  on  a  bond  of  the  like 
nature  for  the  payment  of  a  sum  of  money 
equal  to  such  total  amount. 
Personal  or  Heritable  Bond  given  as  a 
security  for  the  payment  of  any  annuity, 
{except  as  aforesaid^  or  of  any  money  at 
stated  periods,  {not  being  interest  nor  rent 
upon  lease)  for  the  term  of  life  or  any 
other  indefinite  period,  so  that  the  whole 
cannot  be  previously  ascertained,- — 
Where  the  annuity  or  sum  secured  shall 

not  exceed  £50  per  annum, — £1  ; 
Exceeding£50  and  not  exceeding  £100  per 

annum, — £2. 

And  where  exceeding  £100  per  annum, 

then  for  every  £100,  and  also  for  any 

fractional  part  of  £100  per  annum, — £2. 

But  where  there  shall  be  both  a  personal 

■    and  heritable  bond  in  separate  deeds  of 


the  same  date  for  securing  any  such 
annuity,  &c.,  and  the  ad  valorem  duty 
above  charged  amounts  to  £2   or  up- 
wards, the  heritable  bond  only  to   be 
charged  with  the  ad  valorem  duty,  and 
the  personal  bond  to  be  charged  only 
with  the  duty  of  £1. 
Bond  of  any  kind  or  description  given  for 
any  other  purpose   than  as  aforesaid, — 
The  duty  chargeable  by  any  act  in  force 
at  passing  13th  and  14th  Vict.  c.  97. 
But  no  such  bond  shall  be  charged  with 
any  greater  amount  of  stamp  duty  than 
the  ad   valorem   duty  before   charged 
upon  a  bond  given  for  the  payment  of 
a  definite  and  certain  sum  of  money  to 
the  same  amount  as  the  penalty  of  such 
bond. 
Bond  of  Reliee  to  a  cautioner  or  surety,  £1, 

15s. 
Bond  for  the  due  execution  of  an  ofiice,  and 
to  account  for  money  received  by  virtue  of 
such  ofiice, — £1,  15s. 
Bond  given  for,  or  in  respect  of,  duties  of 
customs  or  excise,  or  for  preventing  frauds 
or  evasions  thereof,  or  for  any  other  matter 
relating  thereto — relanding  of  plate — regis- 
tering of  British  vessels, — 5s. 
Heritable  or  Personal  Bond,  of  any  kind 
whatever,  not  otherwise  charged  nor  ex- 
pressly exempted  from  all  stamp  duty, — 
£1,  15s. 

[The  above  provision,  that  the  duty  shall 
not  exceed  the  ad  valorem  duty  on  a 
sum  the  same  amount  as  the  penalty  in 
the  bond,  applies  to  the  four  preceding 
entries.] 

Cards — Every  Pack  of  Playing,  made  fit  for 
sale  or  use,  (after  1st  September  1862,) — 
3d. 

[A  pack  means  any  number  not  exceeding 
52.  Cards  are  not  to  be  sold  but  in 
packs,  and  each  pack  must  be  enclosed 
in  a  stamped  wrapper.  Penalties  are 
imposed  upon  makers  of  Card^  sending 
out  Cards  without  a  stamped  wrapper, 
and  upon  all  persons  selling  Cards  with- 
out stamped  wrappers.  Sellers  of  Cards, 
excepting  makers  selling  wholesale  to 
persons  to  sell  again,  must  cancel  the 
stamp  on  the  wrapper  by  writing  or 
impressing  on  it  their  name  in  ink, 
(25  Vict.  c.  22,  §  28,  29,  32,  34.)] 

Charter,  Disposition,  or  Contract,  (after 
10th  October  1854,)  containing  the  first 
original  constitution  of  feu  and  ground- 
annual  rights  in  Scotland,  (not  being  a 
lease  or  tack  for  years,)  in  consideration 
of  any  annual  sum  payable  in  perpetuity 
or  for  any  indefinite  period,  whether  feu- 
farm,  or  other'  duty,  feu-rent,  ground-an- 
nual, or  otherwise ; 


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437 


Where  annual  sum  shall  not  exc.  £5  £0    6  0 

Exceeding  £5  aad  not  exceeding   10  0  12  0 

10               ...                  15  0  18  0 

15               ...                  20  14  0 

20                ...                  25  1  10  0 

25                 ...                   50  8    0  0 

50                ...                  75  4  10  0 

75                ...                 100  6    0  0 
And  so  on  for  every  £50,  and  also  for  any 

fractional  part  of  £50 3    0  0 

—(17  and  18  Vict.  c.  S3.) 

Charter  of  resignation,  confirmation,  novo- 
damus,  upon  appraising,  or  decreet  of  ad- 
judication  or   sale,  of  heritable   subjects 
holden  of  a  subject  superior, — 5s. 
Also  writ  of  confirmation  of  any  deed  or 
instrument  of  sasine  or  notarial  instru- 
ment, where  lands  held  of  a  subject 
superior,  written  upon  such  deed  or  in- 
strument, 21  and  22  Vict.  c.  76,  §  7 ; 
Writ  of  resignation,  lands  held  as  afore- 
said, ib.,  §  9 ;  Writ  of  investiture,  or 
deed  of  relinquishment  of  superiority, 
lands  held  as  aforesaid,  ih.,  §  24,  and 
schedule  N,  No.  3, 23  and  24  Vict.  c.  143, 
§  41,-5s. 
Progressive  duty  of  5s. 

Charter-Party 5s. 

Note. — Unstamped  Charter-Parties  are  re- 
ceived to  be  stamped  the  same  as  Agree- 
ments. See  Note  under  head  of  Agree- 
ment. 

Composition-Deed  with  Creditors,....  =£1, 15s. 

Contract  Note  (after  28th  August  1860.) 
Any  note,  memorandum,  or  wi'iting,  com- 
monly called  a  Contract  Note,  or  by  what- 
ever name  the  same  may  be  designated, 
for  or  relating  to  the  sale  or  purchase  of 
any  Government  or  other  public  stocks, 
funds,  or  securities,  or  any  stocks,  funds, 
or  securities,  or  share  or  shares  of  or  in  any 
joint-stock  or  other  pubhc  company,  to  the 

amount  or  value  of  £b  or  upwards Id. 

[Duty  to  be  denoted  by  impressed  or 
adhesive  stamps.  Adhesive  stamp  to  be 
cancelled  by  writing,  stamping,  or  im- 
pressing in  ink,  upon  or  across  it,  name 
or  initials  and  date  of  cancelling.  Penalty 
for  marking  or  signing  without  being 
stamped,  .£20,  and  no  charge  for  broker- 
age, commission,  agency,  or  otherwise, 
shall  be  lawful.  (23  &  24  Vict.  c.  Ill, 
§  7 ;  24  &  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  33.)] 

Conveyances, 

Conveyance,  whether  grant,  disposition,  as- 
signment, transfer,  renunciation,  or  of  any 
other  kind  whatsoever,  upon  the  sale  of 
any  lands,  tenements,  rents,  annuities,  or 
other  property,  heritable  or  movable,  or 
of  any  right,  title,  interest,  or  claim  in,  to, 
out  of,  or  upon  any  such,  that  is,  for  the 
principal  or  only  deed,  instrument,  or 
writing  whereby  the  lands  or  other  things 
sold    are    granted,  assigned,   transferred, 


renounced,  or  otherwise  conveyed  to  or 
vested  in  the  purchaser,  or  any  other  per- 
son, by  his  direction ; 
Where  the  purchase  or  consideration  money 
expressed  shall  not  exceed 


J25 

£0    2 

6 

eeding  £25  not 

exc.  50 

0  5 

0 

50 

75 

0  7 

6 

75 

100 

0  10 

0 

100 

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 

350 

1  15 

0 

350 

400 

2  0 

0 

400 

450 

2  5 

0 

450 

500 

2  10 

0 

500 

550 

2  15 

0 

550 

600 

3  0 

0 

And  where  the  purchase  or  consideration 
money  shall  exceed  .£600,  then  for  every 
,£100,  and  also  for  any  fractional  part  of 
^100,— 10s. 

It  is  directed  that  the  purchase-money  or 
consideration  shall  be  truly  expressed  and 
set  forth  in  words  at  length  in  or  upon 
every  deed  or  instrument  of  conveyance  ; 
and  where  such  consideration  shall  consist, 
either  wholly  or  in  part,  of  any  stock  or 
security,  the  value  thereof  respectively,  to 
be  ascertained  as  after  mentioned,  shall 
also  be  truly  set  forth,  as  aforesaid,  in  or 
upon  every  such  deed  or  instrument ;  and 
such  value  shall  be  deemed  to  be  the  pur- 
chase or  consideration  money,  or  part 
thereof,  as  the  case  may  be,  in  respect 
whereof  the  ad  valorem  duty  shall  be 
charged. 

And  where  the  consideration,  or  any  part  of 
the  consideration,  shall  be  stock  in  the 
public  funds,  or  any  Government  debenture, 
or  stock  of  the  Banks  of  England  or  Ire- 
land, or  any  debenture  or  stock  of  any 
corporation,  company,  society,  or  persons 
or  person,  payable  only  at  the  will  of  the 
debtor,  the  duty  shall  be  calculated  (taking 
the  same  respectively,  whether  consti- 
tuting the  whole  or  a  part  only  of  such 
consideration)  according  to  the  average 
selling  price  thereof  respectively,  on  the 
day,  or  on  either  of  the  ten  days  preceding 
the  date  of  the  deed  or  instrument  of  con- 
veyance, or  if  no  sale  shall  have  taken 
place  within  such  ten  days,  then  according 
to  the  average  selling  price  thereof  on  the 
day  of  the  last  preceding  sale  ;  and  if  such 
consideration,  or  part  thereof,  shall  be  a 
mortgage,  bond,  or  debenture,  the  amount 
whereof  shall  be  recoverable  by  the  holder, 


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or  any  other  security  whatsoever,  whether 
payable  in  money  or  otherwise,  such  calcu- 
lation shall  be  made  according  to  the  sum 
due  thereon  for  both  principal  and  in- 
terest. 

In  any  case  where  property  shall  be  sold  and 
conveyed  in  consideration  of  any  rent- 
charge  or  annuity,  or  any  annual  or  peri- 
odical payment  to  be  made  permanently 
or  for  any  indefinite  period,  so  that  the 
total  amount  of  the  money  to  be  paid  for 
such  property  cannot  be  ]previously  ascer- 
tained, which  rent-charge,  annuity,  or 
other  payment  shall  be  made  subject  to 
redemption  or  purchase  upon  terms  and 
conditions  specified  in  the  deed  or  instru- 
ment whereby  the  property  sold  shall  be 
conveyed  to,  or  vested  in,  the  purchaser, 
or  any  person  by  his  direction,  the  money 
or  the  consideration  mentioned  in  the  said 
deed  or  instrument  as  that  on  payment  or 
transfer,  delivery  or  satisfaction,  of  which 
the  said  rent-charge,  annuity,  or  other 
payment  shall  be  redeemed  or  purchased, 
or  repurchased,  or  shall  cease  to  be  pay- 
able, shall  be  deemed  to  be  the  purchase- 
money  or  consideration,  on  the  sale  of  the 
said  property  so  sold  and  conveyed,  and  in 
respect  of  which  last-mentioned  purchase- 
money  or  consideration  the  ad  valorem 
duty  shall  be  chargeable  ;  and  where  any 
such  last-mentioned  consideration  shall 
consist  wholly,  or  in  part,  of  any  stock  or 
security  mentioned  in  the  Act  13  and  14 
Vict.  c.  97,  the  value  thereof  shall  be  ascer- 
tained as  in  such  Act  is  in  that  behalf 
provided ;  and  where  any  such  annuity, 
rent -charge,  or  other  payment  aforesaid 
shall  be  made,  subject  to  redemption  or 
purchase,  or  repurchase  or  discontinuance, 
upon  payment  or  satisfaction  of  any  money 
or  value  to  be  ascertained  or  calculated  in 
manner  provided  in  the  said  deed  or  in- 
strument, the  amount  of  such  money  or 
value  shall,  for  the  purpose  of  charging 
the  said  ad  valorem  duty,  be  ascertained 
or  calculated,  as  in  such  deed  or  instru- 
ment shall  be  so  provided.  (16  and  17 
Vict.  c.  59,  §  11.) 

Copies  or  Extracts  from  the  public  register, 
or  from  books  of  any  court  of  record,  2s. 
6d. ;  and  where  the  same  shall  contain  more 
than  600  words,  any  less  quantity  of  words 
over  and  above  the  first  600  words,  or  above 
any  second,  third,  or  other  full  quantity  of 
600  words,  a  further  duty  of  2s.  6d. 

Copy  attested  of  any  agreement  or  deed  for 
the  security  or  use  of  a  person  not  being  a 
party  or  talcing  benefit  under  it, — Is. 

Progressive  duty  for  every  720  words, — Is. 

Copy  attested  of  a  will,  testament,  or  codicil, 
or  of  a  confirmation  of  a  testament,  testa- 
mentary or  dative, — same  duty  as  above. 

Copt,  Certified  Copy  or  Extract  (on  and 


after  3d  April  1860)  of  or  from  any  register 
of  births,  baptisms,  marriages,  deaths,  or 
burials, — Id. 
The  said  duty  to  be  paid  by  the  person  re- 
quiring any  such  Copy  or  Extract. 
Exemptions — "  Copies  of  Entries  of  Bap- 
tisms, Marriages,  and  Burials  transmitted 
to  the  registrar  of  the  diocese,  in  pursu- 
ance of  the  52  Geo.  III.  c.  146." 
"  Certified  Copies  of  registers  sent  by  super- 
intending registrars  to  the  general  regis- 
trar in  pursiiMnce  of  the  6  and  7  Wm.  IV.  c. 
86.      And    Copies   or  Extracts  made  or 
given  under,  or  in  pursuance   of  the  7 
Victoria,  c.  15,  to  amend  the  laws  relating 
to  labour  in  factories^     (23  Vict.  c.  15.) 
"  Copy  or  Extract  furnished  by  any  clergy- 
man,   registrar,  or   other   official  person, 
pursuant  to  any  Act  of  Parliament,  or  to 
any  genercd  or  superintending  registrar 
under  any  gaieral  regulation  ;  and  in  any 
case  wliere  the  person  giving  the  copy  or 
extract  is  not  entitled  to  any  fee  or  reioard 
for  the  same."    (23  and  24  Vict.  c.  Ill, 
■§  16.) 
JVote. — The  duty  may  be  denoted  by  im- 
pressed or  adhesive  stamp.    If  an  im- 
pressed stamp  is  not  on  the  instrument. 
— See  Delivery  Order,  as  to  affixing 
and  cancelling  the  adhesive  stamp. 

Copyright  of  Designs,  certificate  of, — £5. 
"  Cost  Book  Mines,  (on  and  after  3d  April 
1860.)    Any  Note,  Instrument,  or  Writ- 
ing, requesting  or  authorising  the  purser 
or  other  officer  of  any  mining  company 
conducted  on  the  Cost    Book   system  to 
enter  or  register  any  transfer  of  any  share 
or  shares,  or  part  of  a  share  in  any  mine  ; 
or  any  Notice  to  such  purser  or  officer  of 
any  such  transfer," — 6d.    (23  Vict.  c.  15.) 
Note. — The  person  who  shaU  write  or  sign 
any  such  Note,  Instrument,  or  Writing, 
or  give  such  Notice,  shall,  if  an  impressed 
stamp  be  not  on  it,  affix  and  cancel  the 
adhesive  stamp,  see  JV^ote  under  Deli- 
very Order.     Penalty  on  such  person 
for  default,  and  on  the  purser  or  other 
officer  registering  the  transfer  or  com- 
plying with  such  Notice, — J20.  (23  Vict, 
c.  15,  §  11.) 
Covenant. — Any  deed  containing  a  covenant 
for  the  payment  or  repayment  of  any  sum, 
or  for  the  transfer  or  retransfer  of  stock,  in 
any  case  where  a  mortgage,  if  made  for  the 
like  purpose,  would  be  chargeable  under 
this  schedule  with  any  ad  valorem  duty 
exceeding  in  amount  £l,  15s. ;  or  for  the 
payment  of  any  annuity,  or  any  sums  at 
stated  periods,  in  any  case  where  a  bond 
for  the  like  purpose  would  be  chargeable 
with  any  such  duty, — the  same  ad  valorem, 
duty  as  on  bond  respectively  for  the  like 
purpose. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


439 


When  it  is  an  additional  security  to  a  pro- 
perly stamped  bond  referred  to  in  it,  the 
ad  valoremj  duty  here  charged  not  payable. 
Exemption. — Any  covenant  contained  in  a 
deed  chargeable  under  Mortgages   or 
Settlement. 
Debentures,  or   Certificate  for  receiving 
back  duties  of  Customs  or  Excise  on  goods 
exported  after  the  10th  October  1853  ; 
Where  the  drawback  to  be  received  shall  not 

exceed  J 10,  Is.  Od. 

Where  the  same  shall  exceed  ^10  and 

not  exceed  i>50, 2s.  6d. 

And  where  the  same  shall  exceed  J50,  5s.  Od. 

(16  and  17  Vict.  c.  59.) 
Declaration.    See  Affidavit. 
Decreet  Arbitral.    See  Award. 
Deed  not  otherwise  charged, — ^1,  15s. 
Note. — Testamentary  Instruments  or  Dis- 
positions Qiioi'tis  causa,  (on  and  after  3d 
April  I860,)  are  not  chargeable  with  any 
stamp  duty.     (23  Vict.  c.  15,  §  7.) 
Memorandum  of  association  and  the  articles 
of  association  of  joint-stock  companies  to 
bear  stamps  as  if  they  were  deeds,  (19 
and  20  Vict.  c.  47,  §  11 ;)  but  stamp  not 
necessary    for    printed    copy    though 
signed.     {lb.) 
Where,  upon  the  appointment  or  assump- 
'  tion  of  new  trustees  into  a  trust,  several 

deeds  shall  be  executed  for  vesting  the 
trust  property  in  the  new  trustees,  if  one 
of  the  deeds  shall  be  stamped  with  the 
duty  of  £\,  15s.,  it  is  sufficient  (after  6th 
August  1861)  if  the  others  be  stamped 
with  the  duplicate  duty.  Upon  all  the 
deeds  being  produced  to  the  Commis- 
sioners of  Inland  Eevenue,  and  on  their 
being  satisfied  of  the  facts,  they  shall 
impress  on  the  deeds  having  the  duph- 
cate  duty  a  stamp  denoting  the  payment 
of  the  duty  of  £\,  15s.  on  some  other 
deed.     (24  and  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  30.) 

Deed  of  Eelinquishment  of  Superiority,  21 
and  22  Vict.  c.  76,  §  23,  and  Sch.  N.,  No.  1. 
If  in  consideration  of  a  sum  of  money,  see 
Conveyance.    If  gratuitous,  ^1,  15s. 

Deeds  or  Instruments  liable  to  stamp  duty, 
not  to  be  registered  until  duly  stamped. 
(24  and  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  34.) 

Delivery  Order  (on  and  after  3d  April  I860.) 
■ — Any  writing  or  document,  commonly 
called  a  Delivery  Order,  or  by  whatever 
name  the  same  shall  be  designated,  en- 
titling, or  intended  to  entitle  any  person 
therein  named,  or  his  assigns,  or  the  holder 
thereof,  to  the  delivery  of  any  goods,  wares, 
or  merchandise  of  the  value  of  forty  shil- 
lings 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 ;  such  writing  or  document  being 


signed  by  or  on  behalf  of  the  owner  of  such 
goods,  wares,  or  merchandise,  upon  the 
sale  or  transfer  of  the  property  therein,  (23 
Vict.  cap.  15,) — Id. 

[Held  to  be  on  sale  or  transfer,  unless  the 
contrary  declared  in  the  order  by  the 
maker  or  giver  of  it.  False  statement, 
penalty  £%).  False  order  not  involved  in 
the  hands  of  the  custodier  of  the  goods, 
unless  a  party  or  privy  to  the  fraud.  (23 
and  24  Vict.  c.  Ill,  §  13.)  Person  re- 
quiring the  order  to  pay  the  Stamp  duty, 
and  persoii  required  to  grant  it  may 
refuse  to  do  so  until  duty  paid  to  him. 
{lb.  §  14.)  If  the  order  state  the  goods 
to  be  under  the  value  of  40s.,  penalty, 
unless  the  orders  shall  be  stamped  when 
issued,  on  the  makers,  i;20.  (23  Vict, 
c.  15,  §  10.) 
The  duty  may  be  denoted  by  impressed 
or  adhesive  stamps.  If  an  impressed 
stamp  not  on  the  instrument,  the  per- 
son who  shall  make,  sign,  or  issue,  shall, 
before  delivery,  affix  the  adhesive  stamp, 
and  efiectually  cancel  it  by  writing, 
stamping,  or  impressing  in  ink  on  it 
his  name,  or  the  name  of  his  firm  or 
principal,  or  the  initials,  and  the  date  of 
the  day  and  year.  Penalty  on  such  per- 
son for  default,  and  on  the  person  re- 
ceiving it  without  stamp,  ^20.  (23  Vict, 
c.  15,  §  9  ;  24  and  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  33.) 
No  charge  for  brokerage,  &c.,  in  refer- 
ence to  the  sale  or  purchase  mentioned 
or  referred  to  in  such  orders,  lawful,  if 
not  stamped.    (/&.)] 

Deputation  of  a  Gamekeeper, — £1, 15s. 

Disentail,  Instrument  of  £\,  15s. 

Dock  Warrant  (on  and  after  3d  April  1860.) 
— Any  warrant  or  document,  commonly 
called  a  Dock  Warrant,  or  any  other  writing 
or  document,  by  whatever  name  the  same 
shall  be  designated,  which  shall  evidence 
the  title  of  any  person  therein  named,  or 
his  assigns,  or  the  holder  thereof,  to  the 
property  in  any  goods,  wares,  or  merchan- 
dise lying  in  any  dock  or  warehouse,  or 
upon  any  wharf,  such  writing  or  document 
being  signed  or  certified  by  or  on  behalf  of 
the  company  or  person  in  whose  custody 
such  goods,  wares,  or  merchandise  may  be, 
(23  Vict.  cap.  15,)— 3d. 
Exemption. — Any  writing  or  documentgiven 
by  any  inland  carrier  acknoivledging  the 
receipt  of  goods  conveyed  by  such  carrier. 

Where  there  is  a  Dock  Warrant  stamped  with 
the  duty,  and  also  a  "  weight-note"  relat- 
ing only  to  the  same  goods,  the  weight- 
note  shall  be  exempt  from  the  duty,  (23 
and  24  Vict.  c.  Ill,  §  15.) 
Note. — The  duty  may  be  denoted  by  im- 
pressed or  adhesive  stamp.  If  an  im 
pressed  stamp  not  on  the  instrument. 


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see  Delivery  Order,  as  to  afl&xing  and 
cancelling  the  adhesive  stamp. 

Duplicate  or  Counterpart  of  any  deed  or 
instrument,  of  any  description  whatever, 
chargeable  with  any  Stamp  duty,  under 
any  Act  or  Acts  in  force — ■ 

Where  such  Stamp  duty  (exclusive  of  pro- 
gressive duty)  shall  not  amount  to  the  sum 
of  5s.,  the  same  duty  as  chargeable  on  the 
original  deed  or  instrument,  including  the 
progressive  duty  thereon  (if  any  ;) 

And  where  the  same  (exclusive  as  aforesaid) 
amounts  to  the  sum  of  5s.  or  upwards, — 
5s. ; 

And  where  in  the  latter  case  any  such  deed 
or  instrument,  together  with  any  schedule, 
receipt,  or  other  matter  put  or  indorsed 
thereon  or  annexed  thereto,  contains  2160 
words  or  upwards,  for  every  entire  quan- 
tity of  1080  words  contained  therein  above 
the  first  1080  words,  the  progressive  duty 
of  2s.  6d. 

In  such  latter  case  the  duplicate  or  counter- 
part (excepting  counterparts  of  leases  not 
signed  by  the  lesser,  16  and  17  Vict.  c.  95, 
§  12)  is  not  available  unless  stamped  with 
a  particular  stamp  for  denoting  the  pay- 
ment of  the  full  Stamp  duty  on  the  original 
deed,  or  instrument,  which  shall  be  im- 
pressed upon  such,  on  the  same  being  pro- 
duced, together  with  the  original  deed  or 
instrument,  and  on  the  whole  being  duly 
executed  and  stamped  in  all  other  respects. 
Duplicates  to  have  denoting  stamp  im- 
pressed are  received  by  the  Solicitor  of  In- 
land Eevenue,  Edinburgh.  See  afterwards. 

Dwelling- House  Act.    See  Lease. 

Insurance  Policies. 

LIFE, 

Where  (after  28th  August  1860)  the  sum 
insured  shall  not  exceed  ^25,  £0  0  3 
(23  and  24  Vict.  c.  Ill,  §  10.) 

Where  the  sum  insured  shall  ex- 
ceed £25  and  not  exceed  £500, 
— Then  for  every  £50,  and  any 
fractional  part  of  £50, 0     0     6 

Where  it  shaU  exceed  £500,  and 
shall  not  exceed  £1000, — Then 
for  every  £100,  and  any  frac- 
tional part  of  £100, 0     1     0 

Where  it  shall  exceed  £1000, — 
Then  for  every  £1000,  and  any 

fractional  part  of  £1000, 0  10    0 

(16  and  17  Vict.  c.  59.) 

Policy  of  assurance  or  insurance,  (after  28th 
August  I860,)  by  whatever  name  the 
same  shall  be  called,  whereby  any  sum 
of  money  shall  be  assured,  or  agreed  to 
be  paid  only  upon  the  death  of  any  per- 
son, from  or  by  reason  of  any  cause  in- 
cident to  or  consequent  upon  travelling, 
whether  by  land  or  water,  or  any  ac- 


cident or  ertemal  violence,  or  any  cause 
whatever  other  than  a  natural  cause ;  or 
whereby  any  compensation  shall  be  as- 
sured or  agreed  to  be  made  or  paid  for 
personal  injury  received  from  any  cause 
whatever ;  or  whereby  both  a  sum  of 
money  upon  death  and  a  compensation 
for  personal  injury  as  aforesaid  shall  be 
assured  and  agreed  to  be  paid ;  or  where- 
by any  assurance  or  insurance  shall  be 
made  upon  glass  from  loss  or  damage  of 
any  kind  except  by  fire. 

Where  the  premium  or  considera- 
tion for  such  assurance,  insur- 
ance, or  agreement  shall  not 
exceed  2s.  6d., £0    0    1 

Exceeding  2s.  6d.  and  not  exceed- 
ing 5s., 0    0    3 

And  where  the  same  shall  exceed 
5s.,  then  for  every  5s.  and  also 
for  every  fractional  part  of  5s.,  0    0    3 
(23  and  24  Vict,  c.  111.) 

[Where  the  policy  or  insurance  agreement 
relating  to  assurance  or  insurance  upon 
glass  shall  be  renewed  or  continued  on 
payment  of  further  premium,  a  receipt 
shall  be  granted,  and  such  receipt  shall 
be  the  policy  or  agreement  for  such 
renewed  or  continued  insurance,  and 
shall  be  chargeable  with  this  duty. 
Penalty  for  receiving  premium  for  an 
insurance,  and  not  making  out  a  policy, 
duly  stamped,  within  a  month,  or  in  the 
case  of  renewal,  not  thereupon  giving 
receipt  duly  stamped,  and  for  delivering 
a  policy  or  receipt  not  duly  stamped, — 
£20.  (23  and  24  Vict.  c.  Ill,  §  8 ;  24 
and  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  29.)  Duties  may  be 
denoted  by  adhesive  stamps,  which  may 
be  provided,  and  in  the  meanwhile  by 
any  adhesive  stamps  not  appropriated 
by  name  to  any  other  instrument,  or 
impressed  stamps,  or  by  a  combination 
of  both.  Where  adhesive  stamp  issued, 
(probably  misprinted  in  Act  for  used,) 
it  shall  be  cancelled  by  writing,  stamp- 
ing, or  impressing  in  ink,  name  or  ini- 
tials, date,  and  particulars  relating  to 
the  insurance  for  which  stamp  adapted. 
In  default,  penalty  £10.  (23  and  24  Vict. 
c.  Ill,  §  9  ;  24  and  25  Vict.  c.91,  §  33.)] 

FIRE. 

Duty  on  each  poUcy, £0    1    0 

Besides  3s.  per  cent,  per  annum  on  every 
insurance  made  or  renewed. 

Exemptions. — Public  hospitals ;  also  agri- 
cultural produce,  farming  stock,  and  im- 
plements of  husbandry,  provided  the  in- 
surance shall  be  effected  by  a  separate 
and  distinct  poUcy.  Also  exempted,  any 
workman's  tools,  for  the  benefit  of  the 
workman,  not  exceeding  £20,  if  by  a 
separate  policy,  or  by  a  distinct  sum 


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being  insured  on  them.    (23  and  24  Vict, 
c.  Ill,  §  11.) 

SEA. 

Policy  of  insurance  upon  any  voyage  what- 
ever, for  every  i'lOO,  or  fractional  part 
of  i/100,  charged  according  to  the  rates 
of  premium  on  the  sums  insured,  viz. : — 

Not  exceeding  1  Os.  per  cent Os.  3d. 

Exc.  10s.  and  not  exceeding  20s.    Os.  6d. 

20s.  ...  30s.    Is.  Od. 

30s.  ...  40s.    2s.  Od. 

40s.  ...  50s,    3s.  Od. 

Exceeding  50s.  per  cent 4s.  Od. 

But  if  the  separate  interest  of  two  or  more 
distinct  persons  shall  be  insured  by  one 
policy  or  instrument,  then  the  said  re- 
spective duties,  as  the  case  may  require, 
shall  be  charged  thereon,  in  respect  of 
each  and  every  fractional  part  of  .£100, 
as  well  as  in  respect  of  every  full  sum  of 
^100,  which  shall  be  thereby  insiured 
upon  any  separate  and  distinct  interest. 

Policy  of  Insurance,  for  every  ,£100,  or 
fractional  part  of  £100,  insured  for  any 
certain  term  or  period  of  time  ; 

Not  exceeding  six  calendar  months,  2s.  6d. 

Exceeding  six  calendar  months, 4s.  Od. 

Policy  of  mutual  insurance  upon  any 
voyage  whatever,  and  not  for  a 
period  of  time,  for  every  ^£100,  or 
fractional  part  of  £100,  thereby 
insured  to  any  person  or  persons,  2s.  6d. 
Joint  Stock  Companies.  See  above,  Deed, 
Leases. 

Leases,  or  Tacks  of  Lands  or  Heritable  Sub- 
jects. 


Rent  not  exceeding  £5 
Ab.  iE6  ana  not  ab.  £10 
10  ...  15 

15  ...  20 

20  ...  25 

25  ...  50 

50        f  ...  75 

76        ^  ...  100 

Where  the  same  shall 
exceed  £100,  then  for 
every  ;650,  and  for  any 
fractional  part  of  £50 


* 

t 

: 

«.    d. 

£    s. 

d. 

£   s.    d. 

0    6 

0    3 

0 

0    6    0 

1    0 

0    6 

0 

0  12    0 

1    6 

0    9 

0 

0  18    0 

2    0 

0  12 

0 

1     4    0 

2    6 

0  15 

0 

1  10    0 

6    0 

1  10 

0 

3    0    0 

7    6 

2    5 

0 

4  10    0 

10    0 

3    0 

0 

6    0    0 

5    0 

1  10 

0 

3    0    0 

*  Term  not  exceeding  85  years. 

t  Above  35,  but  not  above  100  years,  j 

X  Exceeding  100  years. 

As  to  the  duties  in  the  first  column,  if  the 
rent  shall  be  under  £20,  and  if  a  sum  of 
money,  by  way  of  fine,  premium,  or  gras- 
sum,  shall  be  paid,  the  same  duty  as  on 
a  conveyance  of  sale;  if  the  rent  shall  be 
above  £20,  both  the  lease  duty  and  con- 
veyance on  sale  duty.  In  the  case  of  a 
lease  to  which  the  second  and  third 
columns  apply,  where  there  13  a  fine, 


premium,  or  grassum,  and  whatever  the 
amount  of  rent,  both  the  ad  valorem 
lease  duty  and  conveyance  on  sale  duty. 
(13  and  14  Vict.  c.  97 ;  and  17  and  18 
Vict.  c.  83.) 
Lease  or  Tack  made  for  any  term  or  period 
less  than  a  year,  at  a  rent  reserved  or  pay- 
able for  the  same,  shall  be  chargeable  with 
the  same  ad  valorem  duty  as  a  lease  or 
tack,  at  a  yearly  rent  of  the  same  amount 
as  the  sum  so  reserved  or  payable.    (17  and 
18  Vict.  c.  83,  §  23.) 

Lease  of  a  furnished  dwelling-house  for  a 
period  less  than  a  year,  where  the  rent  shall 
exceed  £25,  for  such  period,  2s.  6d.  (24 
and  25  Vict.  c.  21.) 

N.B. — The  stamp  may  be  adhesive.    See 
Agreement,  as  to  cancelling,  &c. 

Lease  or  Tack  of  any  mine  or  minerals  or 
other  property  of  a  like  nature,  either  with 
or  without  any  other  lands  or  heritable 
subjects,  where  any  portion  of  the  produce 
shallbe  reserved  to  bepaidin  money  or  kind — 
If  it  be  stipulated  that  the  value  shall 
amount  at  least  to  a  given   sum  per 
annum,  or  it  be  limited  not  to  exceed  a 
given  sum,  to  be  specified,  then  the  ad 
valorem  duty  shall  be  charged  in  respect 
of  the  highest  of  such  sums. 
And  where  any  yearly  sum  is  reserved  in 
addition  to  or  together  with  such  pro- 
duce, relative  to  the  yearly  amount  or 
value  of  which  there  is  no  such  stipula- 
tion or  limitation,  the  ad  valorem  duty 
shall  be  charged  in  respect  of  such  yearly 
sum. 
And  where  both  a  certain  yearly  sum  and 
also  such  produce  relative  to  the  yearly 
amount  or  value  of  which  there  shall  be 
such  stipulation  or  limitation  is  reserved, 
the  ad  valorem  duty  shall  be  charged  on 
the  aggregate  of  such  yearly  sum,  and 
also  of  the  highest  yearly  amount  or 
value  of  such  produce. 
[Where  a  grassum  or  rent  is  in  grain,  it  is 
to  be  charged  according  to  the  stipulated 
rate  of  conversion,  and  if  none  be  stipu- 
lated, according  to  the  fiars  on  an  ave- 
rage of  seven  years.    Where  there  are 
separate  grassums  or  rents  payable  to 
separate  pro  indiviso  proprietors  in  the 
same  deed,  the  stamp  is  on  the  cumulo 
amount.] 

Tacks  in  pursuance  of  Dwelling-Houses  Act> 
18  and  19  Vict.  c.  88,  and  Transfers  there- 
of,— Stamp  duty  may  be  impressed  on 
paper,  or  denoted  by  special  adhesive  stamp. 
(18  and  19  Vict.  c.  88,  §  21.) 

Lease  or  Tack  of  any  kind,  not  otherwise 
charged, — £l,  153. 

Assignment  or  surrender  of  a  lease  or  tack 
upon  any  other  occasion  than  a  sale  or 
2f 


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STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


mortgage,  including  a  lease  or  tack  for  a 
term  of  years  exceeding  35,  (23  and  24 
Vict.  c.  Ill,) — A  duty  equal  to  the  ad 
valorem  duty  with,  which  a  similar  lease  or 
tack  would  be  chargeable,  but  no  higher 
duty  than  Jl,  15s.,  shall  be  charged. 

And  no  Stamp  duty,  except  the  ad  valorem 
duty,  shall  be  chargeable  for  any  lease 
expressed  to  be  granted  in  consideration 
of  the  surrender  of  an  existing  lease  and 
also  of  a  sum  of  money. 

Letter  or  Power  of  Attorney,  or  Com- 
mission or  Factory, — i£l,  10s. 

Letter  of  Attorney  for  Sale,  Transfer,  ac- 
ceptance or  receipt  of  dividends  of  the 
Government  Stocks, — £\  ; 

On  or  after  3d  April  1860,  if  the  Stocks  not 
exceeding  in  value  ^£20,  or  the  dividends 
not  exceeding  the  annual  sum  of  £10,  (23 
Vict.  c.  15,)— 5s. 

Leocter  or  Power  of  Attorney  for  the  receipt 
of  dividends  of  any  definite  and  certain 
shares  of  the  Government  Stocks,  pro- 
ducing a  yearly  dividend  of  less  than  ^£3, 
— exempted. 

Letter  or  Power  of  Attorney,  on  or  after 
3d  April  1860,  for  the  receipt  of  any  sum 
of  money,  or  any  Cheque,  Note,  or  Draft 
for  any  sum  of  money  not  exceeding  £20, 
or  any  periodical  p5.yments  not  exceeding 
the  annual  sum  of  £10,  (23  Vict.  c.  15,) 
—5s. 

Licences. 

Annual  licence  to  hankers  issuing  notes,  £30. 
Appraisers,  £2.  Pawnbrokers,  £7,  10s. 
Admitted  and  practising  attorneys,  &c.,  if 
resident  in  city  or  coun^  of  Edinburgh, 
and  in  possession  of  ofl&ce  three  years  or 
upwards,  £9  ;  if  not  so  long,  £4,  10s.  If 
resident  elsewhere,  and  admitted  for  thi'ee 
years  or  upwards,  £6  ;  if  not  so  long,  £3. 
To  dealers  in  gold  and  silver  plate,  above 
2  oz.  gold  or  30  oz.  silver,  £5,  15s.  Do. 
under  do.,  £2,  6s.  To  owners,  and  sellers, 
and  persons  exposing  to  sale  patent  medi- 
cines, if  within  the  city  of  Edinburgh,  £2  ; 
if  within  any  other  city,  or  borough,  or 

'  town  corporate,  10s. ;  if  in  any  other  part 
of  Scotland,  5s.  /Superintendent  of  private 
lunatic  asylums,  (20  and  21  Vict.  c.  71, 
§  28,)  for  periods  not  exceeding  13  months, 
10  s.  House  agents  selling  or  letting  fur- 
nished houses  worth  more  than  £25  a  year, 
(  24  and  25  Vict.  c.  21,  §  10,)  £2.  Sellers  of 
p  laying  cards,  (25  Vict.  c.  22,  §  30  and  31,) 
if  a  maker,  £l ;  if  not  a  maker,  2s.  6d.  To 
every  hawker^  pedlar,  or  pettif  chapman, 


travelling  and  trading  with  one  beast, 
(or  without  a  beast,)  (25  Vict.  c.  22, 
§  40,)  £4 ;  and  for  every  additional  beast 
with  which  he  shall  travel,  £4 ;  for  a  period 
not  exceeding  six  months,  one  half  of  the 
amount  of  the  annual  licence,  (25  Vict.  c.  22, 
§  40.)  Licence  to  a  hawker,  pedlar,  or  petty 
chapman,  if  he  shall  travel  on  foot  without 
any  horse  or  other  beast,  and  carry  his 
goods  to  and  sell  them  at  other  men's 
houses,  and  not  at  any  house,  shop,  room, 
booth,  stall,  or  other  place,  in  any  town  to 
which  he  may  travel,  where  the  licence 
shall  be  for  a  period  not  exceeding  six 
months,  £1  ;  exceeding  six  months,  £2, 
(24  and  25  Vict.  c.  21.) 

[A  hawker's  licence  authorises  trading  in  any 
part  of  Great  Britain.  (23  and  24  Vict. 
c.  Ill,  §  20.)  Licensed  hawkers  may  carry  . 
and  sell  tea  and  coffee,  if  they  have  Excise 
licences  to  sell  tea  and  coffee.  Persons 
seeking  orders  for  goods  at  other  men's 
houses,  not  being  men  who  buy  to  sell  j 
again,  such  persons  carrying  samples  shall 
be  deemed  hawkers.  (24  and  25  Vict.  c.  21, 
§  8  and  9.)] 

[A  house  agent  is  a  person  who  for  fee,  gain, 
,  or  reward,  advertises  or  holds  himself  out 
by  advertisement,  to  sell  or  let  furnished 
houses  exceeding  the  annual  rent  or  value 
of  £25,  and  who  shall  let  or  sell,  or  offer  or 
receive  any  proposal,  or  any  way  negotiate 
for  selling  or  letting  any  such  furnished 
house.     (24  &  25  Vict.  c.  21,  §  10.)] 

Mandate.    See  Proxy. 

Marriage    Contract.     The  leading   head  \ 
under  which  marriage  contracts  are  charge-  j 
able  is  "Settlement."    By  the  statutory  ■ 
note  under  this  head,  it  is  provided  that  1 
instruments    containing    settlements    of  j 
lands  or  other  property,  or  other  matter  or  ] 
thing,  besides  the  settlement  of  money  or 
stock,  shall  be  chargeable  with  duty  in 
respect  of  such,  as  if  contained  in  a  sepa- 
rate   deed.     A    marriage    contract    may 
therefore  be  liable  to  a  number  of  different 
duties.    If  definite  and  certain  sums,  and 
shares  of  stocks,  are  settled  so  as  an  in- 
terest to  any  extent  shall  be  given,  which 
shall  certainly  take    effect,  and    not  be 
altogether  contingent,  these  are  liable  to 
the  ad  valorem  Settlement  Duty.    If  an 
annuity  is  provided  to  widow  or  others, 
such  is  liable  to  Bond  of  Annuity  Stamp 
Duty.    Obhgations  to  pay  sums  to  widow, 
such  as  for  mournings,  are  liable  to  ad 
valorem  Bond  Duty.    All  settlements  of! 
property,  or  other  matters  not  liable  tof 
specific    duty,   will    be    covered  by  one' 
general  deed  duty,  over  and  above  the 
other  duties.    An  obligation  by  the  hus- 


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443 


band  to  pay  sums  to  the  trustees  for  the 
children,  if  any,  would  be  liable  to  the 
Bond  Duty,  not  Settlement  Duty,  being 
contingent. 

MoRTaAGES,  Heritable  Bonds,  &c. 
Wadset,  and  heritable  bonds,  disposition,  as- 
signation, or  tack  in  security  affecting  pro- 
perty heritable  or  movable  ;  also  infeft- 
ment  of  annual  rent,  but  without  any  per- 
sonal bond  or  obligation  therein  contained 
for  payment  of  the  money  secured ;  also 
letter  of  reversion  or  back  bond,  for  quali- 
fying absolute  conveyance  of  any  property ; 
and  also  any  deed  whereby  a  real  burden 
shall  be  created  on  lands  or  heritable  sub- 
jects ;  as  a  security  for  any  definite  and 
certain    sum    of   money    not    exceeding 

£50 ..Is.  3d. 

Esc.  50  and  not  exceeding  £100,  2s.  6d. 
100  ...  150,  3s.  9d. 

150  ...  200,  5s.  Od. 

200  ...  250,  6s.  3d. 

250  ...  300,  7s.  6d. 

And  where  the  same  exceeds  £300,  for 
every  £100  and  fractional  part  of  £100, 
—2s.  6d. 
V/here  the  deed  is  made  as  a  security  for 
the  repayment  of  money  to  be  thereafter 
lent,  advanced,  or  paid,  or  which  may 
become  due  upon  an  account  current,  to- 
gether with  any  sum  already  advanced  or 
due,  or  without,  other  than  any  sums  to 
be  advanced  for  the  insurance  of  any 
property  comprised  in  such  security 
against  damage  by  tire,  or  for  the  insur- 
ance of  any  life  or  lives,  or  for  the  re- 
newal of  any  grant  or  lease  upon  the 
dropping  of  any  life  or  lives,  pursuant  to 
any  agreement  in  any  deed  whereby  any 
estate  or  interest  held  upon  such  life  or 
lives  is  granted,  assigned,  or  assured,  or 
whereby  any  annuity  is  granted  or  se- 
cured for  such  life  or  lives — 
If  the  total  amount  of  the  money  secured 
or  to  be  ultimately  recoverable  is  limited 
not  to  exceed  a  given  sum, — The  same 
duty  as  on  a  wadset  for  such  limited 
sum. 
And  if  the  total  amount  is  uncertain  and 
tvithout  any  limit,  then  the  same  shaU 
be  available  as  a  security  or  charge  for 
such  an  amount  only  as  the  ad  valorem 
duty  denoted  by  the  stamp  will  cover. 
And  where  the  same  is  made  as  a  security 
for  the  transfer  or  retransf er  of  any  share 
in  any  of  the  Government  or  Parliamen- 
tary Stocks  or  Funds,  or  of  the  Bank  of 
England,  or  of  Ireland,  or  of  the  East 
India,  or  of  the  South  Sea  Company,  or 
of  any  other  company  or  corporation,  in 
consideration  of  stock  or  money  advanced 
or  lent  at  the  time,  or  previously  due  and 
owing,  or  forborne  to  be  paid,  being  pay- 


able,— ^The  same  duty  as  on  a  mortgage 
for  a  sum  equal  to  the  value  of  the  stock 
or  fund  secured  according  to  the  average 
price  at  the  date  of  the  mortgage,  or  on 
either  of  the  ten  days  preceding,  or  on 
the  latest  day  preceding  on  which  there 
has  been  a  known  sale. 

And  where  the  same  respectively  shall  be 
made  as  a  security  for  the  payment  of  a 
sum  of  money,  and  also  for  the  transfer 
or  retransf  er  of  a  share  in  any  of  the  said 
stocks  or  funds,  the  said  ad  valorem  duty 
shall  be  charged  in  respect  of  each. 

And  in  case  the  same  respectively  shall  be 
made  as  a  security  for  the  payment  or 
transfer,  to  different  persons,  of  separate 
and  distinct  sums  or  shares, — The  ad 
valorem  duty  shall  be  charged  for  each 
separate  and  distinct  sum  or  share  there- 
in specified  and  secured,  and  not  upon 
the  aggregate  amount. 

And  where  any  such  deed  or  instrument 
shall  be  made  respectively  as  a  security 
for  the  payment  of  any  annuity,  or  any 
sum  by  way  of  repayment,  or  in  satisfac- 
tion or  discharge,  or  in  redemption  of  any 
sum  lent,  advanced,  or  paid,  as,  or  for,  or 
in  the  nature  of  a  loan  intended  to  be  re- 
paid, discharged,  or  redeemed,  in  manner 
aforesaid, — The  same  duty  as  on  a  mort- 
gage or  wadset  for  the  sum  of  money  so 
lent,  advanced,  or  paid. 

Transfer,  disposition,  or  assignation  of  any 

wadset,  or  other  such  security,  &c. — 

Where  no  further  sum  or  stock  shall  be 
added  to  the  principal  already  secured, 
if  such  principal  shall  not  exceed  in  the 
whole  £1400, — The  same  duty  as  ou  a 
wadset,  &c.,  for  the  total  amount  or 
value  of  such  principal. 

And  if  such  principal  shall  exceed  in  value 
in  the  whole  the  sum  of  £1400, — £l, 
15s. 

And  where  any  further  sum  or  stock  shall 
be  added  to  the  principal  already  se- 
cured,— The  same  duty  as  on  a  wadset, 
&c.,  for  such  further  money  or  stock 
only. 

And  in  every  other  case  not  expressly  pro- 
vided for, — £1,  15s. 

Such  instrument  is  not  chargeable  with 
further  duty  {except  progressive  duty)  by 
containing  any  further  or  additional  se- 
curity for  the  payment,  transfer,  re- 
transfer  of  such  money,  stock,  interest 
or  dividends,  or  any  new  covenant,  pro- 
viso, or  other  matter  whatever  in  rela- 
tion to  such  money  or  stock,  interest  or 
dividends. 

Any  deed  made  for  the  further  assurance 
only  of  any  property  already  constituted 
a  security,  by  a  deed  which  has  paid  the 
ad  valorem  duty— 


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Also  any  deed  made  as  an  additional  or 
further  security  for  any  sum,  &c.,  already 
so  secured — 

Where  the  total  amount  of  value  already 
secured  does  not  exceed  ^£1400, — The 
same  duty  as  on  a  wadset  for  the  amount. 

And  in  any  other  case, — £1,  15s. 

If  any  further  sum  be  added  to  the  prin- 
cipal, the  deed  is  chargeable  only  (exclu- 
sive of  progressive  duty)  with  the  ad 
valorem  duty  on  wadsets,  &c.,  in  respect 
of  such  further  sum. 

Keconvetance,  surrender,  discharge,  or  re- 
nunciation of  any  wadset,  or  other  such 
security,  or  of  the  benefit  thereof,  or  of  the 
money  or  stock  secured — 
Where  the  total  amount  of  the  principal 
shall  not  exceed  £\  400, — The  same  duty 
as  on  a  wadset  for  the  amount.    And  in 
any  other  case, — £\,  15s, 

Newspapers. — Any  newspaper   printed  on 
one  sheet  not  exceeding  2295  inches  in 
superficies.  Id. 
A  supplement  printed  on  one  sheet,  and 

with  the  newspaper  not  exceeding  2295 

inches  in  the  whole,  is  free  of  duty. 
Any  other  supplement  not  exceeding  1148 

inches,  ^d. 
Any  two  supplements,  each  printed  on  one 

sheet,  and  together  not  exceeding  2296 

inches  each,  ^d. 
The  superficies  is  one  side  of  the  paper, 

and  exclusive  of  the  margin. 
It  is  not  compulsory  to  stamp  newspapers, 

excepting  for  transmission  by  post.    (18 

Vict.  c.  27,  §  1.) 

Notarial  Act,  any, — Is.  And  for  every 
additional  sheet,  or  piece  of  paper,  parch- 
ment, or  vellum  after  the  first,  on  which 
the  same  shall  be  written, — Is.  (24  and 
25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  25.) 

Note. — ^The  instrument,  under  the  hands 
of  a  N.P.,  in  favour  of  an  heir  or  dis- 
ponee  of  a  creditor  in  an  heritable  secu- 
rity, 8  &  9  Vict.  c.  31,  Form  No.  3  ;  no- 
tarial instrument,  §  1  of  that  Act ;  the 
notarial  instrument  under  the  Titles  to 
Land  Acts,  21  and  22  Vict.  c.  76,  and 
23  &  24  Vict.  c.  143,  are  held  liable  to 
duty  of  5s.  as  sasines.  The  notarial 
instrument  in  favom'  of  a  party  not 
the  original  gi'antee  of  the  lease,  or  as- 
signee of  the  assignation  of  the  lease  in 
security,  Sch.  C. ;  and  the  notarial  in- 
strument in  favour  of  heir  in  recorded 
lease,  &c.,  Sch.  F.  (Registration  Long 
Leases  Act,  20  &  21  Vict.  c.  26)  are  liable 
to  this  duty. 

Notarial  Instruments,  Lands  Titles  Acts, 
(21  and  22  Vict.  c.  76  ;  23  and  24  Vict,  c, 
143.) — See  Note  under  Sasine, 


Patent,  Letters, 

Letters  for  inventions. 

On  petition  for  grant  of  letters 
patent £5 

On  certificate  of  record  of  notice 
to  proceed 5 

On  warrant  of  law-officers  for 
letters  patent 5 

On  the  sealing  of  letters  patent      5 

On  specification 5 

On  the  letters  patent,  or  a  du- 
plicate thereof  before  the  ex- 
piration of  the  third  year 60 

On  the  letters  patent,  or  a  du- 
plicate thereof  before  the  ex- 
piration of  the  seventh  year..  100 

On  certificate  of  record  of  notice 
of  objections 2 

On  certificate  of  every  search 
and  inspection 0 

On  certificate  of  entry  of  as- 
signment or  licence 0 

On  certificate  of  assignment  or 
licence 0 

On  application  for  disclaimer. . .       5 

On  caveat  against  disclaimer. . .       2 

On  office  copies  of  documents, 
for  every  ninety  words 0 

(16  Vict.  c.  5.) 


0 

0 

0 

0 

0 
0 
0 

0 
0 
0 

0  0 

0  0 

0  0 

1  0 
5  0 


0    2 


Patent  Medicine. 

Price  not  exceeding  Is. — l^d. ;  not  exceed- 
ing 2s.  6d. — 3d. ;  not  exceeding  4s. — 6d. ;  j 
not  exceeding  10s. — Is. ;  not  exceedii 
20s.— 2s. 
Plate. — Gold,  per  oz.  17s. ;  Silver,  Is.  6d. 

Exemption — ^Watch-cases. 
Precept  of   Clare  Constat. — Writs  of  clare 
constat  (21  and  22  Vict,  c,  76,  §  11 ;  23 

and  24  Vict.  c.  124,  §  41) 5s. 

Progressive  Duty, 5s. 

Progressive  Duty  on  Words, 

Where  any  deed  or  instrument  of  any  de- 
scription whatever  chargeable  with  any 
Stamp  duty,  together  with  any  schedule, 
receipt,  or  other  matter  put  or  endorsed 
or  annexed,  contains  2160  words,  or  up- 
wards, then  for  every  entire  quantity  of 
1080  words  contained  therein,  over  and 
above  the  first  1080  words,  there  shall 
be  charged  the  further  progressive  duty 
following,  i.e. — 

Where  such  deed  or  instrument  shall  be 
chargeable  with  any  ad  valorem  Stamp 
duty  not  exceeding  in  the  whole  10s., 
a  further  progressive  duty  equal  to  the 
amount  of  such  ad  valorem  duty. 

And  in  every  other  case,  (except  where 
any  other  progressive  duty  is  expressly 
charged  thereon,)  a  further  progressive 
duty  of  10s. 

But  progressive  duty  is  not  chargeable  on 
a  deed  on  which  such  duty  was  not  im- 


I 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC, 


445 


posed  before  the  Act  of  1850.    (13  and 
14  Vict.  c.  97.) 

Tablk  of  Progressive  Duty  on  Words. 


1,080^ 

'  2,160 — leading  stamp. 

2,160 

3,240 

and    1  prog 

3,240 

4,320 

and    2    ... 

4,320 

5,400 

and    3    ... 

5,400 

6,480 

and    4    ... 

6,480 

>|< 

7,560 

and    5    ... 

7,560 

8,640 

and    6    ... 

8,640 

c3 

T/1 

9,720 

and    7    ... 

9,720 

10,800 

and    8    ... 

10,800 

o 

11,980 

and    9    ... 

11,980 

13,060 

and  10    ... 

13,060, 

^14,140 

and  11    ... 

an 

d  so 

on. 

Promissory  Note.    See  under  Bill. 
Protest. — Of  bill  or  note  wbere  the  Stamp 
duty  on  the  bill  or  note  does  not  exceed  Is., 
— The  same  duty  as  on  the  bill  or  note. 
Of  any  other  bill  or  note,  and  Protest  of 

any  other  kind, — Is. 
And  for  every  sheet  of   paper  after  the 
first,— Is.    (24  &  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  25.) 
Proxy  to  vote  at  any  one  meeting  of  any 
joint-stock  or  other  company  whose  shares 
are  transferable,  or  at  any  parish  meeting 
of  heritors  or  proprietors,  or  at  any  one 
meeting  of  the  proprietors,  members,  or 
contributors  to  the  funds,  or  of  persons 
having  the  control  of  the  affairs  of  any  in- 
stitution established  for   the  purpose  of 
education  or  charity,  the  time  of  holding 
the  meeting  being  specified  in  the  instru- 
ment, or  at  any  adjournment  of  the  meet- 
ing, (7  Vict.  c.  21  ;  19  &  20  Vict.  c.  81,  §  1 
and  2  ;  24  &  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  26,)— 6d. 
aV.^. — Heritors'  Mandates  to  vote  and  act 
at  Parochial  Boards  are  exempt.     (8  & 
9  Vict.  c.  83,  §  22.) 
Note. — The  proxy  duty  of  6d.  may  be  de- 
noted  by  adhesive  stamp,    and  to  be 
afl&xed  and  cancelled  by  the  person  sign- 
ing the  instrument  by  writing  his  name 
or  initials  upon  or  across   the   stamp, 
together  with  the  date  of  the  day  of  the 
meeting.     (24  and  25  Vict.  c.  91,  §  27.) 
A  penalty  of  ^50  is  incurred  by  signing  a 
Proxy  written  on  unstamped  paper,  and 
Proxies  cannot  be  stamped  after  being 
signed.    (7  Vict.  c.  21,  §  7.) 
See  Letters  of  Attorney. 
Eeceipts  for  money  amounting  to  £2  or  up- 
wards,— Id. 

The  following  provisions  as  to  what  shall 
be  deemed  a  receipt,  and  the  exemptions 
from  receipt  duty  by  55  Geo.  III.  c.  184, 
are  still  in  force. 
Any  note,  memorandum,  or  writing  what- 
ever, given  upon  the  payment  of  money, 
whether  signed  or  not,  shall  be  a  receipt 
if  it  shpil  import  or  signify  that  anjr  sum 


of  money,  debt,  or  demand,  or  any  part 
thereof  amounting  to  £2  or  upwards, 
has  been  paid  or  settled  ;  and  like  docu- 
ments given  upon  payment  by  bills, 
drafts,  promissory  notes,  or  other  secu- 
rities for  money,  are  also  receipts. 

According  to  decisions,  a  simple  acknow- 
ledgment of  a  sum  of  money  in  loan, 
or  of  the  correctness  of  a  debt,  or  of  a 
deposit  of  money,  is  not  liable  to  stamp 
duty,  either  as  a  receipt  or  promissory 
note.  The  judges  held  it  essential  to 
render  a  receipt  liable  to  duty  that  some- 
thing formerly  due  had  been  discharged. 
On  this  principle  a  receipt  for  a  sum  of 
money  as  a  donation  to  a  religious  or 
charitable  purpose,  not  being  anything 
formerly  due,  would  not  be  liable.  Tlie 
Board  of  Inland  Eevenue  have  intimated 
that  they  are  to  regard  such  receipts  as 
exempted. 

Among  the  exemptions  from  receipt  duty  are — 

Receipts  written  on  promissory  notes,  hills, 
drafts,  or  orders  for  the  payment  of  money, 
duly  stamped. 

Receipts  written  on  any  lond,  mortgage,  or 
other  security,  or  any  conveyance,  deed,  or 
instrument  whatever,  duly  stamped,  acknoiv- 
ledging  the  receipt  of  the  consideration 
money  therein  expressed,  or  the  receipt  of 
any  principal  money,  interest,  or  annuity 
thereby  secured. 

The  exemption  of  letters  hy  the  general  post 
acknowledging  the  safe  arrival  of  any  bills 
of  exchange,  promissory  notes,  or  other 
securities  for  money,  is  repealed  hy  V]  and 
18  Vict.  cap.  83,  §  13. 

[Stamps  may  be  impressed  or  affixed. 
Where  adhesive  stamps  are  affixed,  the 
granter  is  required  to  cancel  the  stamps 
by  writing,  stamping,  or  impressing  in 
ink,  his  name  or  initials  on  them.  Pen- 
alty for  omission, — .£10.  Penalty  for  re- 
moving adhesive  stamps,  or  using  them 
a  second  time,  or  doing  any  fraudulent 
act  to  defraud  of  duty, — £20.  (16  and 
17  Vict.  c.  59,  §  3,  4,  and  5  ;  24  and  25 
Vict.  c.  91,  §  33.)] 

Eegistering  of  Deeds.    See  under  Deeds. 

Relinquishment  of  Superiority,  Deed  of. 
See  Deed. 

Eesignation. — Principal  or  original  instru- 
ment of  resignation,  or  service,  or  cognition 
of  heirs,  or  charter,  or  sasine  of  any  houses, 
lands,  or  other  heritable  subjects  holding 
burgage ;  also  instrument  of  resignation 
of  lands,  &c.,  not  held  burgage, — 5s.  Pro- 
gressive duty, — 5s. 
See  Charter  for  Writ  of  Eesignation. 

Sasine. — Instrument  of  sasine  given  on  any 
charter,  precept  of  dare  constat,  or  precept 
from  Chancery,  or  on  any  wadset,  heritable 
bond,  disposition,  appraising,  adjudication 


446 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


of  any  heritable  subjects  not  of  burgage 

tenure, — 5s.    Progressive  duty, — 5s. 

Note. — An  instrument  of  sasine  proceeding 
on  two  precepts,  even  although  in  one 
disposition,  is  liable  to  two  duties  of  5s. 

The  instrument,  under  the  hands  of  a 
N.P.,  in  favour  of  an  heir  or  disponee 
of  a  creditor  in  an  heritable  security 
—Form,  No.  3,  8  and  9  Vict.  c.  31 ;  the 
notarial  instrument,  §  1  ;  the  notarial 
instrument  under  the  Titles  to  Land 
Acts,  21  and  22  Vict.  c.  76  ;  and  23  and 
24  Vict.  c.  143,  are  held  liable  to  this 
duty  as  instruments  of  sasines. 

Schedule  or  Inventory  of  heritage  or  mov- 
ables, or  containing  the  terms  of  any  pro- 
posed sale,  lease,  &c.,  or  regulations  for  the 
cultivation  and  management  of  any  farm, 
&c.,  separate  from  and  referred  to  in  lease, 
bond,  deed,  agreement,  &c.,  chargeable  with 
any  Stamp  duty  not  exceeding  10s., — The 
same  duty  as  shall  be  chargeable  on  such 
lease,  bond,  agreement,  &c. ;  and  where  re- 
ferred to  in  such,  chargeable  with  a  duty  ex- 
ceeding 10s., — 10s.  Progressive  duty, — 10s. 

SCKIP  Certificate,  after  4th  August  1853, 
that  is  to  say,  any  document  denoting  or 
intended  to  denote  the  right  or  title  of  the 
holder  thereof,  or  any  person,  to  any  share 
or  shares  in  any  joint-stock  or  other  com- 
pany, or  proposed  or  intended  company, 
or  any  certificate  declaring  or  entitling  the 
holder  thereof,  or  any  person,  to  be  or  be- 
come the  proprietor  of  any  share  or  shares 
of  or  in  any  such  company,  where  such 
certificate,  or  the  right  or  title  to  such 
share  or  shares  shall  be,  or  be  intended  to 
be,  transferable  by  the  delivery  of  such 
certificate,  or  otherwise  than  by  deed  or 
instrument  in  writing, — Id.  (16  and  17 
Vict.  c.  63.) 

Settlement. — Any  deed  or  instrument,  whe- 
ther voluntary  or  gratuitoiis,  or  upon  any 
consideration  other  than  a  hona  fide  pecu- 
niary consideration,  whereby  any  definite 
and  certain  principal  sum  or  sums  of 
money,  or  any  definite  and  certain  shares 
in  any  stocks  or  funds,  shall  be  settled  or 
agreed  to  be  settled  upon  or  for  the  bene- 
fit of  any  person  or  persons,  either  in  pos- 
session or  reversion,  either  absolutely,  or 
for  life  or  other  partial  interest,  or  in  any 
other  manner  whatsoever, — if  such  sum  or 
sums,  or  the  value  of  such  share  or  shares, 
together,  shall  not  exceed  in  the  whole 
£100,— 5s. 
And  if  the  same  shall  exceed  JlOO,  then 

for  every  £100,  and  fractional  part  of 

JlOO,— 5s. 


All  such  deeds  which  contain  any  settle- 
ment of  lands  or  other  property,  or  any 
other  thing  besides  the  settlement  of 
such  money  or  stock,  shall  be  chargeable 
with  such  further  duty  as  any  separate 
deed  containing  such  settlement  of  lands 
or  other  property,  or  other  thing,  would 
have  been  chargeable  with,  exclusive  of 
the  progressive  duty. 

And  where  there  is  more  than  one  such 
deed  chargeable  with  any  such  duty  ex- 
ceeding £\,  15s.,  one  of  them  only  shall 
be  charged  with  the  ad  valorem  duty  ; 
and  also  where  any  settlement  shall  be 
made  in  pursuance  of  any  previous 
articles  chargeable  with,  and  which  shall 
have  paid  any  such  duty  exceeding  £\, 
15s.,  it  is  not  chargeable  with  the  ad 
valorem  duty  ;  and  the  deeds  not  charge- 
able with  the  ad  valorem  duty  shall  be 
charged  with  the  duty  to  which  they  are 
liable  under  any  more  general  descrip- 
tion in  the  stamp  schedules ;  and  on  the 
whole  being  produced  duly  executed  and 
stamped,  the  latter  shall  also  be  stamped 
with  a  particular  stamp  for  denoting  the 
payment  of  the  said  ad  valorem  duty. 

Exemption  from  this  ad  valorem  duty. — 
Wills,  testaments,  and  testamentary  in- 
struments, and  dispositions  mortis  causa.. 

Trustees. — Appointment  or  assumption  of 
new  trustees.    See  Deed. 

Wills,  Testaments,  and  Testamentary  In- 
struments, and  Dispositions  mortis  causa 
dated  on  or  after  3d  April  1860,  are  not 
chargeable  with  any  Stamp  duty.  (23  Vict, 
c.  15,  §  7.) 

Writ  op  Acknowledgment  by  any  person 
infeft  of  lands  in  Scotland,  in  favour  of 
the  heir  or  disponee  of  a  creditor  fully 
vested  in  right  of  an  heritable  security 
constituted  by  infeftment, — 10s.  (16  and 
17  Vict.  c.  63,  §  6.) 
Writ  of  acknowledgment,  Sch.  E  of  Eegis- 

tration  Long  Leases  Act  (20  and  21  Vict. 

c.  26)  of  heirs  in  lease, — 5s.    (23  and  24 

Vict.  c.  143,  §  41.) 

Writ  of  Investiture,  or  Deed  of  Relinquish- 
ment of  Superiority,  lands  held  of  a  sub- 
ject superior, — 5s.  (23  and  24  Vict.  c.  143, 
§41.) 


Writs  of  Confirmation- 
Charter. 

Writ  of  Clare   Constat. 
Clare  Constat. 


-Resignation.     See 


See  Precept  op 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


U*7 


INVENTORY  DUTY. 


I.  Personal  Estate  : — 

Exhibition  of  the  Inventory,  and  mode  of 

faying  the,  Ditty. 
All  and  every  person  or  persons  who,  as 
executor  or  executors,  or  otherwise,  shall 
enter  upon  the  possession  or  manage- 
ment, in  whole  or  in  j)art,  of  any  per- 
sonal or  moveable  estate  in  Scotland  of 
any  deceased  person,  shall,  within   six 
months  thereafter,  exhibit  uj)on  oath  in 
the   Commissary   Court   an   Inventory, 
duly   stamped,   of   all  the   personal   or 
moveable  estate  and  effects  of  the  de- 
ceased.    The  Inventory  and  testamen- 
tary writings   left  by  the  deceased,  if 
any,  shall  be  recorded  in  the  Books  of 
the  said  Court.   (48  Geo.  III.  c.  149,  §  38.) 
Inventories  and  relative  testamentaiy  writ- 
ings are  to  be  given  up  and  recorded  in, 
and  confirmations  granted  by,  the  Com- 
missary Court  of  the  county  wherein  the 
deceased  died  domiciled ;  and  in  the  case 
of  persons  dying  domiciled  furth  of  Scot- 
land, or  without  any  fixed   or   known 
domicile,   having  personal  property  in 
Scotland,  the  Commissary  Court  of  Edin- 
burgh.    (21  and  22  Vict.  c.  56,  §§  3  and 
8.) 
Oaths  and  Affirmations  to  Inventories  of 
personal  estates,  to  be  given  up  and  re- 
corded in  any  Commissary  Court,  may 
be  taken  either  before  the  ^Commissary 
or  his  Depute,  or  the  Commissary-Clerk 
or  his  Depute,  or  before  any  Commis- 
sioner appointed  by  the  'Commissary,  or 
before  any  Magistrate  or  Justice  of  the 
Peace   within  the   United   Kingdom  or 
the  Colonies,  or  any  British  Consul.    (21 
and  22  Vict.  c.  56,  §  11.) 
If  the  deceased  person   died  domiciled  in 
Scotland,  it   shall  be    competent  to  in- 
clude in  the  Inventory  of  the  personal 
estate  in  Scotland,  the  personal  estate  in 
England  and   Ireland.     The   estate   in 
England  and  Ireland  shall  be  separately 
stated  in  the  Inventory,  and  "the  Inven- 
tory shall  be   stamped  with  a  duty  cor- 
responding to    the  entire  value  of  the 
estate  situated  within  the  >  United  King- 
dom.    If  confirtnation  be   required,  the 
domicile  must  be  proved,  and  the  Com-'' 
missary  must  find  it  to  be  in  Scotland. 
A  Confirmation,  in    which  shall  be  in- 
cluded personal  estate   in  England  and 
Ireland,  on  being   produced  in  the  Pz"in- 
cipal  Probate  Court  in  England,  and  the 
Court  of  Probate  in  Dublin,  and  a  copy 
thereof  deposited  w  ith  the  Registrar,  to- 
gether with  a  copy  of  the  Interlocutor 


of  the  Commissary  finding  that  the  de- 
ceased died  domiciled  in  Scotland,  is  to 
be  returned  sealed,  and  is  thereafter  to 
have  the  same  force, and  efiect  in  Eng- 
land and  Ireland,  as  if  Probate  or  Letters 
of  Administration  had  been  granted  by 
these  Courts.  (21  and  22  Vict.  c.  56 
§§  9,  12,  and  13.) 
The  provisions  of  the  Act  are  merely  per- 
missive to  pay  Inventory  Duty  on  the 
whole  personal  estate  in  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland  where  the  deceased  died 
domiciled  in  Scotland,  and  the  like  pro- 
visions as  to  the  payment  of  Probate 
and  Administration  Duty  where  the 
deceased  died  domiciled  in  England  and 
Ireland.  It  is  therefore  still  competent 
to  pay  Inventory  Duty  on  the  Estate 
situated  in  Scotland,  and  Probate  or 
Administration  Duty  in  respect  of  the 
estate  in  England  and  Ireland.  In  the 
case  of  a  person  dying  domiciled  furth 
of  the  United  Kingdom  having  personal 
estate  situated  in  Scotland,  this  mode  of 
paying  the  duty  must  be  followed,  as  in 
that  case  there  is  no  provision  for  pay- 
ment of  Stamp  Duty,  in  respect  of  the 
personal  estate  in  England  or  Ireland, 
on  the  Inventory,  or  obtaining  confirma- 
tion in  respect  thereof. 

Additiomd  Inventory — Corrective  Inventory. 
If  there  be  any  omission  in  the  Inventory 
inferring  payment  of  further  duty,  an 
additional  Inventory  of  such  is  required 
to  be  exhibited  by  48  Geo.  III.  c.  149, 
§  38  ;  and  §  40  provides  that  the  same 
shall  also  specify  the  amount  or  value 
of  the  estate  and  efiocts  of  the  same 
person  comprised  in  the  former  Inven- 
tory. By  16  and  17  Vict.  c.  59,  §  8,  such 
additional  Inventory  shall  be  chargeable 
only  loith  such  amorcnt  of  jStamp  Duty 
as,  together  with  the  Stamp  Duty  charged 
upon  the  former  duly  stamped  Inven- 
tory of  the  estate  and  effects  of  the  same 
deceased  person,  shall  make  up  the  full 
amount  of  Stamp  Duty,  in  respect  of  the 
total  amount  of  all  the  estate  and  effects 
of  the  deceased  specified  in  the  said 
additional  and  any'such  former  Inventory. 
If  the  estate  shall  be  over-estimated,  or 
if  something  shall  be  improperly  in- 
cluded in  the  Inventory,  an  Inventory 
on  a  stamp  corresponding  to  the  ascer- 
tained value  must  be  exhibited,  and  the 
original  inventory  will  be  allowed  on 
affidavit  as  a  spoiled  stamp,  within  six 
months  after  the  recording  of  the  second 
Inventoxy. 


448 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Personal  Property  disposed  of  hy  Will 
under  an  absolute  power  liable  to  In- 
ventory Duty — Indian  Government 
Promissory  Notes,  &c.,  Personal  Pro- 
perty in  England — Property  to  be 
valued  at  the  time  the  Inventory  is 
sworn  to,  and  the  Inventory  to  i')iclude 
the  proceeds  accrued  on  the  property 
down  to  that  time. 

Personal  estate  which  a  person,  dying  after 
3d  April  1860,  shall  have  disposed  of  by 
will,  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  Inven- 
tory, Probate,  or  Administration  Duty. 
(23  Vict.  C.15,  §  4.)  The  duties  shall  be 
charged  on  the  property  in  respect  of 
which  the  same  are  payable,  and  shall 
be  paid  thereon  by  the  trustees  or  owners 
thereof,  to  the  executors,  for  the  benefit 
of  the  persons  entitled  to  the  personal 
estate  of  the  deceased.  {lb.  §  5.)  Indian 
Government  Promissory  Notes  and  Cer- 
tificates issued  or  Stock  created  in  lieu 
thereof,  being  assets  of  a  deceased  per- 
son, the  interest  of  which  shall  be  pay- 
able in  London,  registered  in  London,  or 
enfaced  in  India  for  the  purpose  of  such 
registration,  before  the  death  of  the 
owners  ;  also  Indian  Government  Pro- 
missory Notes  with  coupons  attached, 
in  the  same  circumstances  as  to  regis- 
tration, and  Certificates  issued,  or  Stock 
created  in  lieu  thereof,  shall  be  personal 
estate  and  bona  notabilia  in  England  of 
the  deceased,  (23  Vict.  c.  5,  §  1,)  and  liable 
to  Inventory,  Probate,  or  Administra- 
tion Duty.  "The  Inventory  and  addi- 
tional Inventory  of  any  person  deceased, 
required  to  be  exhibited  and  recorded  in 
the  proper  Commissary  Court  in  Scot- 
land, shall  be  stamped  with  duty  accord- 
ing to  the  value  of  the  property  con- 
tained therein  at  the  time  they  shall  be 
respectively  sworn  to,  including  the  pro- 
ceeds accrued  thereon  down  to  that  time ; 
and  the  duty,  or  deficient  duty,  accord- 
ing to  such  value  and  proceeds,  and  in- 
terest thereon  at  the  rate  of  five  per 
centum  per  annum,  shall  be  a  debt  to 
Her  Majesty  by  the  person  making  oath 
to  said  Inventory  and  additional  Inven- 
tory, and  his  heirs  and  successors  ;  and 
if  such  Inventory  and  additional  Inven- 
tory shall  not  be  exhibited  and  recorded, 
the  Inventory  Duty  on  all  the  personal 
or  moveable  estate  and  efiects  of  the 
deceased,  and  interest  thereon  at  the 
rate  of  five  per  centum  per  annum  from 
the  expiry  of  the  period  of  six  months 
after  the  death  of  gugh  depeased  person, 


shall  be  payable  and  shall  be  a  debt  to 
Her  Majesty  by  the  person  who  shall 
intromit  with  or  enter  upon  the  posses- 
sion and  management  of  such  personal 
or  moveable  estate  and  effects,  or  any 
part  thereof,  and  his  heirs  and  succes- 
sors."   (23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80,  §  5.) 

II.  Monet  seouked  on  Heritage,  &o. 

The  Act  23  Vict,  c,  15,  §  6,  (3d  April  I860,) 
declared  that  money  secured  on  herit- 
able property  in  Scotland,  and  money 
secured  by  Scotch  bonds  in  favour  of 
heirs  and  assignees,  excluding  executors, 
should  be  chargeable  with  Inventory, 
Probate,  or  Administration  Duty. 

The  Act  23  and  24  Vict,  c,  80,  was  passed 
to  regulate  the  levying  and  collection  of 
the  said  duty.  Section  1  gives  a  de- 
scription of  the  property  which  shall 
be  liable  to  Inventory  Duty  under  the 
Act  of  23  Vict.  c.  15  ;  and  section  8 
further  explains  what  shall  be  subject 
to  duty.  Section  9  of  the  Act  23  and 
24  Vict.  c.  80,  repeals  the  Act  23  Vict. 
c.  15,  §  6,  in  so  far  as  regards  Probate 
and  Administration  Duty  being  charge- 
able in  respect  of  the  property,  so  that 
now  in  all  circumstances  such  property 
is  liable  to  Inventory  Duty.  Section  1  is 
in  these  terms  : — 

Description  of  Property  liable  to  Duty,  and 
Commencement  of  Duty. 

"  All  money  secured  on  heritable  property 
in  Scotland,  and  all  money  secured  by 
/Scottish  bonds  and  other  instruments, 
excluding  executors,  and  all  money  se- 
cured by  Scottish  bonds  and  other  instru- 
ments, the  rights  to  which  shall  be  taken 
excluding  executors,  constituting  the 
succession,  or  part  of  the  succession,  of 
any  person  who  shall  have  died  on  or 
after  the  3d  day  of  April  in  the  year 
1860,  shall  be  liable  to  Inventory  Duty 
under  the  said  recited  Act." 

There  are  two  modes  of  paying  the  duty 
provided  for— 23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80,  §§  3 
and  4 : — 

Two  Modes  of  Paying  the  Duty. 

1.  By  a  "Special  Inventory"  of  the  pro- 
perty, to  be  lodged  with  the  Solicitor  of 
Inland  Revenue  at  Edinburgh,  (a  form  of 
which,  with  relative  oath,  is  given  in  the 
schedule  to  the  Act,)  stamped  according 
to  the  amount  of  property  contained  in 
it.  The  Inventory  Stamp  shall  be  tes- 
tate or  intestate  according  as  the  Stamp 
on  the  Inventory  of  the  personal  estate 
shall  denote  the  testate  or  intestate  rate 
of  duty. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


449 


2.  By  adding  the  amount  of  the  property 
to  the  Inventory  of  the  personal  estate, 
and  paying  Stamp  Duty  upon  the  aggre- 
gate amount. 

This  second  mode  will  generally  be  the 
most  advantageous  for  the  tax  payer ; 
and  will  be  followed  when  the  interest 
in  the  heritable  and  moveable  estate  is 
the  same,  or  when  the  heir  and  executor 
can  make  an  arrangement  as  to  the  pay- 
ment of  the  duty.  As  to  both  modes  of 
paying  the  duty,  it  is  declared  that  the 
duty  is  ultimately  to  be  borne  by  the 
parties  proportionally  according  to  their 
interests  in  the  property. 

Value  to  be  at  the  date  of  the  oath  to  the 
Inventory,  and  Inventory  to  include 
proceeds  to  that  time. 
The  5th  section  of  23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80, 
provides,  that  the  Inventory  Duty  shall 
be  payable  on  the  property  made  liable 
by  the  Acts  referred  to,  according  to  the 
value  of  such  projperty  at  the  time  the 
Inventory  containing  it  shall  be  sworn 
to,  including  the  proceeds  accrued  there- 
on down  to  that  time. 

Act  retrospective  as  to  time  of  valuing 
Personal  Estate. 
It  will  be  observed  that  the  Inventory 
Duty  on  money  secured  on  heritage,  &c., 
is  limited  to  such  property  constituting 
the  succession  of  a  person  who  shall 
have  died  on  or  after  the  3d  April  1860, 
(23  and  24  Vict.,  c.  88,  §  1  ;)  but  the  pro- 
vision for  valuing  property  at  the  date 
of  the  aflBdavit  to  the  Inventory,  and 
including  the  proceeds  down  to  that 
time,  is  retrospective  and  universal  in 
its  operation,  applying  to  all  Inventories 
sworn  to  on  or  after  the  passing  of  the 
Act,  (6th  August  I860,)  without  regard 
to  the  date  of  death. 

Ill,  General  Observations. 

Modes  in  which  Duty  iivxy  be  paid  ivJien 


deceased  domiciled  in  Scotland,  and 
personal  property  in  Scotland,  Eng- 
land, and  Ireland^  and  money  secured 
on  Heritage. 

In  the  case  of  a  person  dying  domiciled  in 
Scotland,  having  personal  property  in 
Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland,  and  also 
money  secured  on  heritage,  &c. : — I. 
Duty  in  respect  of  the  whole  may  be 
paid  on  the  Inventory  required  to  be 
recorded  in  the  Commissary  Court ;  II. 
Or  Inventory  Duty  may  be  paid  on  the 
personal  property  situated  in  Scotland, 
and  Duty  may  be  paid  on  a  "  Special 
Inventory"  of  the  money  secured  on  the 
heritage,  &c.,  and  Probate  or  Adminis- 
tration may  be  obtained  in  England  and 
Ireland  in  respect  of  the  personal  estate 
in  these  countries,  and  duty  paid  in  re- 
spect of  such  on  these  several  instru- 
ments. 

Mode  in  which  Duty  may  he  paid  when 
deceased  domiciled  furth  of  the  United 
Kingdom. 

In  the  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  Administra- 
tion taken  out  in  England  and  Ireland, 
and  Duty  paid  on  such  in  respect  of  the 
property  in  each  country. 

For  Probate  and  Administration  Duty, 
Debts  and  sums  of  money  due  from  per- 
sons in  the  United  Kingdom  to  a  de- 
ceased, on  obligation  or  other  specialty, 
shall  be  estate  and  effects  of  deceased 
within  the  jurisdiction  of  Her  Majesty's 
Court  of  Probate  in  England  or  Ire- 
land in  which  the  same  would  be  if  they 
were  debts  upon  simple  contract,  with- 
out regard  to  the  place  where  the  obliga- 
tion or  specialty  shall  be  at  the  time  of 
the  death.    (25  Vict.  c.  22,  §  39.) 


450 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Abstbact  of  the  Eates  of  Inventory  Duty. 


ESTATES. 


Above 

J20  and  under 

20 

Of  the  value  of 

50 

100 

200 

300 

450 

600 

800 

1,000 

1,500 

2,000 

3,000 

4,000 

5,000 

6,000 

7,000 

8,000 

9,000 

10,000 

12,000 

14,000 

16,000 

18,000 

20,000 

25,000 

30,000 


DUTIES. 

Testate. 

Intestate. 

J50 

lOs. 

10& 

100 

105. 

100 

lOs. 

£1 

200 

£2 

3 

300 

5 

8 

450 

8 

11 

600 

11 

15 

800 

15 

22 

1,000 

22 

30 

1,500 

30 

45 

2,000 

40 

60 

3,000 

50 

75 

4,000 

60 

90 

5,000 

80 

120 

6,000 

100 

150 

7,000 

120 

180 

8,000 

140 

210 

9,000 

160 

240 

10,000 

180 

270 

12,000 

200 

300 

14,000 

220 

330 

16,000 

250 

375 

18,000 

280 

420 

20,000 

310 

465 

25,000 

350 

525 

30,000 

400 

600 

35,000 

450 

675 

ESTATES. 

Of  the  value  of 

^35,000  and  under  £40,000 


40,000 

45,000 

60,000 

60,000 

70,000 

80,000 

90,000 

100,000 

120,000 

140,000 

160,000 

180,000 

200,000 

250,000 

300,000 

350,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

800,000 

900,000 


45,000 

50,000 

60,000 

70,000 

80,000 

90,000 

100,000 

120,000 

140,000 

160,000 

180,000 

200,000 

250,000 

300,000 

350,000 

400,000 

500,000 

600,000 

700,000 

800,000 

900,000 

1,000,000 


Above  J1,000,000,  for  every 
.£100,000,  and  fractional 
part  of  £100,000  —  22 
and  23  Vict.  c.  36,  §  1  ... 


DUTIES. 

Testate. 

Intestate. 

£525 

£785 

600 

900 

675 

1,010 

750 

1,125 

900 

1,350 

1,050 

1,575 

1,200 

1,800 

1,350 

2,025 

1,500 

2,250 

1,800 

2,700 

2,100 

3,150 

2,400 

3,600 

2,700 

4,050 

3,000 

4,600 

3,750 

5,625 

4,500 

6,750 

5,250 

7,875 

6,000 

9,000 

7,500 

11,250 

9,000 

13,500 

10,500 

16,760 

12,000 

18,000 

13,600 

20,250 

1,500 

2,250 

Form  to  aid  in  the  Preparation  of  Inventory — Party  dying  domiciled  in  Scotland — 
for  Exhibition  in  the  Proper  Commissary  Court,  48  Geo.  III.  c.  149,  sec.  38 ; 
21  and  22  Vict.  c.  56 ;  23  Vict.  c.  15 ;  and  23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80. 
Mem. — It  is  desirable  that  Inventories  shall  he  written  on  paper  the  size  of  Foolscap. 
Inventory  of  the  Personal  Estate,  wheresoever  situated  (and  of  the  money  secured  on  Heri- 
table Property  in  Scotland,  and  of  money  secured  by  Scotch  Bonds,  etc.,  excluding 
Executors),  of  (name  and  description  of  deceased)  who  died  at  on 

the  day  of  18  " 


SCOTLAND. 
I.  Personal  Property. 

1.  Cash  in  the  house  (if  deposited  in  Bank  or  invested,  the  proceeds  to  date 

of  oath  to  Inventory  to  he  given) 

2.  Household  furniture,  silver  plate  and  other  effects  in  the  deceased's 

house — conform  to  appraisement — {if  sold  or  lent  on  hire,  price  with 
addition  of  interest  or  hire  to  he  given  as  above) 

3.  Stock  in  trade  and  other  effects  belonging  to  deceased,  conform  to 

appraisement  {if  sold  off,  price  to  he  given  loith  the  addition  of  interest 
onit  as  above)    ... 

4.  Balance  due  to  the  deceased  on  an  account  current  with  the  Bank 

Interest  thereon  to  date  of  death 

Do.  to  date  of  oath  to  Inventory        


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


451 


J.  Debts  due  to  the  deceased  upon  the  following  documents — 

Bond  {describe  each  Bond  and  state  interest  as  above)  

Bill  (describe  each  Bill  and  state  interest  as  above)      

6.  Book  debts  due  to  the  deceased  by  the  following  parties  (name  and 

address  of  the  debtors,  and  amouni  due  hy  each  to  le  given,  but  only 
the  true  value  of  the  debt  to  le  extended  out  so  as  to  affect  the  duty.  The 
debts  which  have  been  recovered  should  he  stated  at  tJie  amount  recovered, 
and  the  interest  of  the  money  after  it  has  been  received  to  the  date  of  the 
oath  to  the  Inventory  should  le  given) 
N.B. — In  all  cases  it  is  to  be  understood  if  the  money  realised 

is  paid  away  in  discharge  of  debts,  no  interest  is  to  be  given 

after  it  is  so  paid  away. 

7.  Kents  of  heritage  due  by  the  following  tenants  falling  under  executry, 

(describe  them  by  the  crop  in  the  case  of  land,  and  the  period  in 

the  case  of  houses) 

N.B. — Landed  Property. — If  the  deceased  survive  Whitsunday, 
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.  Where  the  deceased  is  a  hfe- 
renter  or  heir  of  Entail,  and  the  rents  are  payable  under  in- 
struments dated  subsequent  to  16th  June  1834,  a  proportion 
corresponding  to  the  period  from  the  preceding  term  to  the 
date  of  death,  is  also  personal,  4  Gul.  IV.  c.  22.  House  Pro- 
perty.— The  term's  rents  current  at  the  death  are  personal. 
The  Apportionment  Act  would  appear  not  to  apply  to  the 
rents  of  property  held  by  the  deceased  in  fee  simple.  See 
Baillie  v.  Lockhart,  House  of  Lords,  23d  April  1855. 

8.  Arrears  of  interest  of  money  secured  on  heritage  by  the  following 

parties   ... 

N.B. — The  terms  of  the  Bonds,  &c.,  wiU  regulate  whether  the 
interest  is  executry  to  the  date  of  death,  or  to  the  term  pre- 
ceding the  death. 

9.  Shares  at  £100  in  the  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Railway. 

At  the  price  of  £        at  date  of  oath  to  Inventory 
(State  Dividends  accnted  to  date  of  oath  to  Inventory) 
10.       Shares  at  £100  of  the  Bank  of  Scotland. 

At  the  price  of  £        at  date  of  oath  to  Inventory 
(Dividends  as  above.) 


ENGLAND. 
at  date  of  oath  to  the  Inventory 


I 


1.  Exchequer  Bills,  £ 

Do. 

2.  East  India  Stock,  £ 

(Price  as  above.) 

3.  Three  per  cent.  Consols,  £ 

(Price  as  above.) 

(Dividends  accrued  down  to  the  date  of  the  oath  to  the  Inventory 

to  be  given) 

IRELAND. 

1.  Shares  of  the  Bank  of  Ireland  at  £ 

2.  Shares  at  £50  in  Midland  Great  Western  Railway,  Ireland,  at  the 

price  of  £ 

(Price  and  Dividends  as  above  to  be  given.) 
Note. — Documents  of  the  debts  of  Foreign  Governments  and  Foreign 
Companies  which  pass  from  hand  to  hand  are  property  where  the  Docu- 
ments may  be.  Debentures  or  Bonds  by  Foreign  Companies  and  Go- 
vernments, and  the  title  to  Stocks  of  Foreign  Companies  and  Govern- 
Efients  in  the  possession  of  a  party  dying  in  Scotland — if  they  can  be 
.^old  in  the  market,  and  the  right  of  the  purchaser  completed  to  them  in 
this  country,  are  property  situated  in  this  country  and  liable  to  Inven- 
tory Duty.  See  Attorney-General  v.  Bouwens,  4  Meeson  and  Welsby,  171. 
Amount  of  Personal  Estate  in  Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland        £ 


II.  Money  Secured  on  Heritage  in  Scotland. 
1.  Bond  and  disposition  in  security  dated  granted 


452 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC, 


by  in  favour  of  the  deceased  over  lands  in  the 
county  of  (^f  deceased  acquired  right  by  assignation, 
etc.,  describe  title) 

2.  Interest  thereon  to  date  of  oath  to  Inventory 

3.  Bond  dated  granted  by  in  favour  of  the 

deceased,  excluding  executors  {if  deceased's  right  is  by  assigna- 
tion, etc.,  describe  title)      

4.  Interest  as  above 

Total  Amoimt  of  Personal  Estate  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  Money 

Secured  on  Heritage  in  Scotland,  etc £ 

ABROAD. 
Describe  the  property  and  where  locally  situated. 


At 


,  the       day  of 


One  thousand  eight  hundred 
and  In  presence  of  Esq.,  Commissary  of  the  Commissariot 

of  {or  Commissary-Depute,  or  the  Commissary-Clerk  or  his  Depute,  or  Commissioner 

appointed  by  the  Commissary,  or  any  Magistrate  or  Justice  of  the  Peace  within  the  United  King- 
dom or  the  Colonies,  or  any  British  Consul).  Appeared  (naTne  and  description)  executor  of 
the  deceased  {name  and  description)  who  being  solemnly  sworn  and  examined,  depones,  That 
the  said  died  at  upon  the  day  of  ,  and 

the  deponent  has  entered  upon  the  possession  and  management  of  the  deceased's  estate  as 
executor,  nominated  by  him,  along  with  {design  them),  and  also  along  with  {design  him),  now 
deceased  {or  who  declines  to  accept),  in  a  general  disposition  and  deed  of  settlement,  executed 
by  him  upon  the         day  of  ,  registered  in  the  Books  of  Council  and  Session 

on  the  day  of  ,  an  extract  whereof  is  now  exhibited  and  signed  by  the 

deponent  and  the  said  ,  of  this  date,  as  relative  hereto  [or  and  the  depo- 

nent has  entered  {or  is  ahout  to  enter)  upon  the  possession  and  maimgement  of  his  personal  or 
moveable  estate,  as  executor  qua  nearest  in  hin  {or  qua  relict  or  qua  creditor,  etc.)'] :  That  the  de- 
ponent does  not  know  of  any  Testamentary  Settlement  or  writing  relative  to  the  disposal 
of  the  deceased's  personal  estate  or  effects,  or  any  part  thereof,  other  than  the  said 
[or  that  the  deponent  knows  of  no  testamentary  settlement  or  other  writing  left  by 
t/n  deceased  relative  to  the  disposal  of  his  personal  estate  or  effects,  or  any  part  thereof]:  That 
the  foregoing  Inventory,  signed  by  the  deponent  and  the  said  as  relative 

hereto,  is  a  full  and  complete  Inventory  of  the  personal  estate  and  effects  of  the  said 
deceased  wheresoever  situated  and  belonging  or  due  to  him  beneficially  at 

the  time  of  his  death  [and  of  all  the  m^ney  secured  on  heritage  in  Scotland,  and  money  secured 
on  Scottish  Bonds  excluding  executors,  and  money  secured  on  Scottish  Bonds  or  other  Instru- 
ments, the  rights  to  which  have  been  taken  excluding  executors,  belonging  to  the  deceased,  liable  to 
the  duty  imposed  by  the  Acts  23  Vict.  c.  15,  and  23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80],  in  so  far  as  the  same 
has  come  to  the  deponent's  knowledge  [or  that  the  deponent  does  not  know  of  any  money  or 
property  belonging  to  the  deceased  liable  to  the  duty  imposed  by  the  Acts  23  Vict.  c.  15,  and  23 
ana  24  Vict.  c.  80 — or  that  the  money  or  property  belonging  to  the  deceased  liable  to  the  duty  im- 
posed by  the  Acts  23  Vict.  c.  15,  and  23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80,  is  not  accounted  for  in  this  Invent- 
tory]:  That  the  value  at  this  date  of  the  said  personal  estate  and  effects  situated  in  the 
United  Kingdom  [and  of  the  said  .^oney],  including  the  proceeds  accrued  thereon  down  to 
this  date,  is  Pounds  sterling,  and  irnder  Pounds  sterling.    (If  money  secured  on 

heritage  shall  be  given  up,  and  confirmation  of  the  personal  estate  shall  be  required,  then 
add.  And  the  value  of  the  said  personal  estate  and  effects  at  this  date,situated  in  the  United 
Kingdom,  and  proceeds  accrued  thereon  down  to  this  date,  is  Pounds  sterling,  and 

under  Pounds  sterling.)    (If  confirmation  be  required.  That  confirmation  of  the  said 

personal  estate  is  required  in  favour  of  the  deponent  and  the  said  .)    All  which 

is  truth,  as  the  deponent  shall  answer  to  God. 

Opinion. 
We  are  of  opinion  that  it  is  sufficient  in  the  Inventory  given  up  of  the  Estate  of  a 
person  deceased  for  confirmation,  to  set  forth  the  value  of  the  Estate  as  at  the  date  when 
the  Inventory  is  given  up,  and  that  it  is  not  also  necessary  to  set  forth  the  value  as  at  the 
date  of  death.  We  further  think,  that  the  statutory  form  of  confirmation  contained  in 
Schedule  E  of  the  Act  21  and  22  Vict.  c.  56,  must  be  modified,  in  order  to  be  in  accordance 
with  the  still  more  recent  Statute,  23  and  24  Vict,  c.  80,  by  leaving  out  the  words  "  at  the 
time  of  his  death."    The  opinion  of 

(Signed) 


Edinburgh,  22d  Janvary  1861, 


J.  MONCBEIFP. 

E.  F.  Maitianb. 
PATjiigp  Frasbb, 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC* 


453 


Form  to  Aid  in  the  Preparation  of  an  Additional  Inventory  jbr  Exhibition  in  the 

proper  Commissary  Court. 

Additional  Inventory  of  the  Personal  Estate,  wheresoever  situated,  (and  of  money  secured 
on  Heritable  Property  in  Scotland,  and  of  money  secured  by  Scotch  Bonds^  &c,, 
excluding  Executors,)  of  {Name  and  Designation  of  the  Deceased)  who  died  at 

upon  the  day  of 

18 


Amount  of  the  Estate  given  up  in  the  Inventory  recorded  in  the  Com- 
missary Court  Books  of                                                           on  the 
day  of  18  

SCOTLAND. 
I.  Effects  Undervalued. 


1.  Value  of  the  stock  of  wood  given  up  in  the  Inven-  £  s.  d. 
tory — Item  No.  at 

Produced  when  sold   _ 

Difference        

Interest  and  proceeds  on  ditto  to  date  of  oath  to  this  Additional  In- 
ventory          


2.  Debt  due  on  Open  Account  by  £        s.      d. 
valued  in  the  Original  Inven- 
tory— Item  No.           at     

But  the  Debt  has  been  recovered  in  full     

Difference       

Interest  and  proceeds  on  ditto  to  date  of  oath  to  this  additional  In- 
ventory          

II.  Effects  Omitted. 

1.  Debts  amounting  to  £  ranked  on  the  Trust  Estate  of 

upon  which  a  final  Dividend  has  been 

declared  of  12s.  per  Pound  

Interest  and  proceeds  to  date  of  oath  to  this  Additional  Inventory... 
Note. — The  deceased's  books  did  not  shew  the  existence  of  this  debt,  and 
the  claim  was  not  discovered  until  after  the  Inventory  was  recorded. 


jYofe, — Inventory  Duty  on  the  total  personal  estate  in  England,  Scotland, 
and  Ireland,  and  money  secured  on  Heritage  in  Scotland,  is  ....  iJ 

The  Duty  paid  on  the  former  Inventory 

The  Duty  on  the  additional  Inventory     

Mem.'— It  is  desirable  that  Additional  Inventories,  as  well  as  other  Inventories,  should  be 
written  on  paper  the  size  of  Foolscap. 


i5k 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


Form  of  Affidavit  to  an  Additional  Inventory. 


At  the  day  of 

One  Thousand  Eight  Hundred  and 


Esq.,  Commissary  of  the 


In  presence  of 

Commissariot  of 

(or  Commissary-Depute,  or  the  Commissary  Clerk  or  his  Depute,  or  Com- 
missioner appointed  by  the  Commissary,  or  any  Magistrate,  or  Justice  of  the 
Peace  within  the  United  Kingdom  or  the  Colonies,  or  any  British  Consul.) 

Appeared  {Name  and  Besignatio^i)  one  of  the  Executors  nominated  by.  the  said  Deceased 
(or  executor-dative  g-MCj  of  the  Deceased),  who  being 

solemnly  sworn  and  examined,  depones,  That  the  foregoing  is  an  Additional  Inventory  of 
the  Personal  Estate  of  the  said  Deceased  as  ascertained  and  discovered  since  the 
day  of  when  the  original  Inventory  of  the  Deceased's  Estate  was 

Recorded  in  the  Books  of  the  Commissary  Court  of  the  Commissariot  of 

That  the  deponent  has  not  discovered  any  other  Estate 
or  Effects  belonging  to  the  Deceased.  That  the  said  Inventory,  which  is  signed  as  relative 
hereto,  is  a  fuU  and  true  Inventory  of  all  the  Personal  or  Moveable  Estate  or  Effects  of  the 
said  Deceased  wheresoever  situated,  already  recovered,  or  known  to  be  existing,  belonging 
or  due  to  him  beneficially  at  the  time  of  his  death  [and  of  all  the  money  secured  on  heritage 
in  Scotland,  and  m,oney  secured  on  Scottish  Bonds  excluding  executors,  and  money  secured  on 
Scottish  Bonds  or  other  Instruments,  the  rights  to  which  have  been  taken  excluding  executors,  he- 
longing  to  the  deceased,  liable  to  the  duty  imposed  by  the  Acts  23  Vict.  c.  15,  and  23  and  24  Vict. 
c.  80],  in  so  far  as  the  same  has  come  to  the  deponent's  knowledge  \or  that  the  dejpoiient  does 
not  knotv  of  any  money  or  property  belonging  to  the  deceased  Imble  to  the  duty  imposed  by  the 
Acts  23  Vict.  c.  15  and  23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80 — or  that  the  money  or  property  belonging  to  the 
deceased  liable  to  the  duty  imposed  by  the  Acts  23  Vict  c.  15,  and  23  and  24  Vict.  c.  80,  is  not 
accounted  for  in  this  Inventory^  That  the  value  at  this  date  of  the  said  Personal  Estate 
and  Effects  situated  in  the  United  Kingdom  [and  of  the  said  money]  including  the  proceeds 
accrued  on  the  additional  property  given  up  in  this  Inventory  down  to  this  date  is 

Pounds  Sterling,  and  under  Pounds  Sterling.    (If  con- 

firmation shall  be  required,  That  confirmation  of  the  said  personal  estate  given  up  in  this  Addi- 
tional Inventory,  which  amounts,  tvith  the  proceeds  accrtied  thereon,  down  to  this  date,  to 

Pounds  Sterling,  and  wider  Pounds  Sterling,  is  required 

in  favour  of  .)    AU  which  is  truth,  as  the  deponent  shall  answer  to  God. 


Return  of  Inventory  Duty. 

The  inventory  duty  and  probate  and  ad- 
ministration duty  are  paid  on  the  whole 
personal  property,  without  deduction  of 
debts ;  but  the  Act  5  and  6  Vict.,  c.  79, 
§  23,  provides  for  a  return  being  given 
on  proof  of  the  constitution  and  pay- 
ment of  the  debts.  This  return  must 
be  claimed  within  three  years  ;  but  the 
time  will  be  prolonged  on  application  to 
the  Board  of  Inland  Revenue.  A  return 
of  the  duty  paid  on  heritable  securities 
may  also  be  made  in  certain  circum- 
stances. See  23  and  24  Vict.,  c.  80,  §§  4 
and  6.  No  return  shall  be  given  in  re- 
spect of  any  voluntary  debt  due  from 
any  person  dying  after  28th  June  1861, 
expressed  to  be  payable  on  the  death  of 
such  person,  or  payable  under  any  in- 
strument which  shall  not  have  been 
bona  fide  delivered  to  the  donee  three 
months  before  the  death  of  such  per- 
son.   (24  and  25  Vict.,  cap.  92,  §  3.) 


Legacy-duty. 

On  Legacies,  Residues,  ^c.  Duty  per  ct. 

To  children  or  their  descendants, 

or  lineal  ancestors,  .         .£10 

Brother  or  sister,  or  descendant,         3    0 

Uncle  or  aunt,  or  their  descend- 
ants,   5     0 

Grand    uncle    or    aunt,    or    their 

descendants,        .         .        .         .60 

All  other  relations  or  strangers,      .10     0 

The  husband  or  wife  of  the  deceased  is 
not  chargeable  with  duty.  If  the  lega- 
tee's husband  or  wife  is  of  nearer  con- 
sanguinity than  the  legatee,  duty  is 
payable  according  to  such  near  relation- 
ship.    (16  and  17  Vict.,  cap.  51,  §  11.) 

This  duty  is  payable  for  every  legacy  out 
of  the  personal  or  movable  estate,  or 
out  of  or  charged  upon  the  real  or  herit- 
able estate  of  the  deceased,  or  out  of  any 
moneys  to  arise  by  the  sale,  mortgage, 
or  other  disposition  of  the  deceased's 
real   or  heritable   estate,  or   any   part 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


455 


thereof :  Also  for  the  clear  residue  (after 
deducting  debts,  funeral  expenses,  lega- 
cies, and  other  charges  first  payable 
thereout)  of  the  personal  or  moveable 
estate,  whether  the  title  to  such  residue 
shall  accrue  by  virtue  of  any  testament- 
ary 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  otherwise  disposed  of 
by  any  will  or  testamentary  instrument. 
(55  Geo.  III.,  cap.  184,  schedule  part  III.) 

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  Suc- 
cession Duty  Act,  (16  &  17  Vict.,  c.  51  ;) 
and  Annuities  commencing  to  be  pay- 
able previous  to  that  date,  by  the  Tables 
annexed  to  the  Legacy  Duty  Act,  (36 
Geo.  III.,  cap.  52.) 

Duty  is  not  exigible  on  legacies  or  residues 
under  £20  ;  but  if  a  legatee  take  two  or 
more  legacies  under  any  testament, 
which  shaU  together  be  of  the  amount 
of  £20,  each  shall  be  charged  with  duty 
though  each  or  either  may  be  separately 
under  that  amount. 

H.B. — Printed  fonns  and  regulations  re- 
garding all  the  succession  duties  will  be 
obtained  gratis,  on  application  at  the 
Inland  Revenue  Of3S.ce,  Edinburgh  ;  and 
at  the  ofiices  of  the  distributors  of  stamps 
in  the  country. 

Succession  Duty. — The  duty  commences  on 
the  death  of  persons  dying  after  the  19th 
May  1853  (16  &  17  Vict.,  c.  51,  §§  2  and 
54,)  and  seems  to  be  imposed  on  all  pro- 
perty, both  heritable  and  movable,  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  allow- 
ance 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  accord- 
ing to  the  value  of  the  succession  ;  and 
money  charged  on  heritage — heritable 
securities — is  chargeable  as  personality 

(§  1.) 

The  property  chargeable  with  duty  is  called 
"Succession,"  (§  1,)  and  "Successor" 
denotes  the  person  entitled  to  it,  and 
"Predecessor"  the  person  fx'om  whom 
the  interest  of  the  Successor  is  derived, 
(§2.) 

Mates  of  Succession  Duty. 

Lineal  issue,  or  lineal  ancestor  of  the  pre- 
decessor,— £\  per  cent. 

Brothers  and  sisters  of  the  predecessor 
and  their  descendants, — £'i  per  cent. 

Brothers  and  sisters  of  the  father  or  mother 
of  the  predecessor  and  their  descendants, 
— £b  per  cent. 

Brothers  and  sisters  of  the  grandfather  or 
grandmother  of  the  predecessor  and 
their  descendants, — £Q  per  cent. 

Any  other  person, — £10  per  cent. 

The  husband  or  wife  of  the  predecessor  is 
not  chargeable  with  duty  (§  18),  and  if 
the  successor's  husband  or  wife  shall  be 
of  nearer  consanguinity  than  the  suc- 
cessor, duty  is  payable  according  to  such 
nearer  relationship  (§  11). 

The  following  are  also  exemptions  from  the 
succession  duty  : — 

1.  Successions  from  the  same  predecessoi-, 
passing  on  any  death,  not  amounting  in 
principal  value  to  £100  (§  18).  2.  Any 
succession  of  less  value  than  £20  in  the 
whole  (ib.)  3.  Legacies  and  personal 
property  charged  with  legacy  duty,  in 
respect  of  the  same  acquisition  (ib.) 

Note. — The  collection  of  the  succession 
duty  forms  a  branch  of  the  business  of 
the  Legacy  Duty  Department  of  the 
Inland  Eevenue.  Forms  of  the  accounts 
may  be  obtained  at  the  Legacy  Duty 
Office,  Edinburgh,  and  at  the  offices  of 
the  distributors  of  stamps  in  the  country. 


DISCOUNT  ON  THE  PURCHASE  OF  STAMPS. 


To  persons  who,  after  31st  December  1860, 
at  one  and  the  same  time,  shall  produce 
at  the  office  of  Inland  Revenue  in  Lon- 
don or  Dublin,  paper  to  be  stamped 
with,  or  shall  purchase  at  the  office  in 
London,  Edinburgh,  or  Dublin,  stamps 
to  the  amount  of  £2  or  upwards,  or  of 
any  distributor  or  sub-distributor  of 
stamps  at  any  place  not  within  the  dis- 
tance of  ten  miles  from  the  said  offices 
respectively,  stamps  to  the  amount  of 
£l  or  upwards,  denoting  any  rate  of 
duty  not  exceeding  Is.  on  Bills  of  Ex- 
change, Drafts  or  Orders,  or  Promissory 


Notes,  or  Stamps,  for  denoting  the  duty 
of  one  penny  on  any  instrument  or 
document  whatever,  (except  postage 
stamps  and  customs  stamps,)  an  allow- 
ance shall  be  made  of  teupence  for  every 
20s.  of  the  amount  of  the  duties  denoted 
by  such  stamps.  (23  and  24  Vict.  c.  Ill, 
§  3.)  Any  person  selling  such  stamps 
shall  not  make  any  charge  for  the  paper 
whereon  the  same  are  impressed.  Pen- 
alty for  doing  so,  or  demanding  or  re- 
ceiving a  greater  price  or  sum  than  the 
amount  of  the  stamp  duty, — £10.  (Ih. 
§25.) 


456 


Stamp  duties,  etc. 


REGULATIONS  AS  TO  EXCHANGING  SPOILED  STAMPS. 


The  Solicitor's  Office,  No.  5  in  tte  Inland 
Eevenue  Office,  is  open  for  the  allowance 
of  spoiled  stamps  every  Tuesday  and 
Thursday,  from  12  noon  to  2  p.m.  The 
distributors  of  stamps  at  the  following 
places  also  receive  spoiled  stamps  for 
allowance:— Aberdeen,Ayr,Bauff,  Cupar- 
Fife,  Dumfries,  Dundee,  Elgin,  Forfar, 
Glasgow,  Greenock,  Inverness,  Peebles, 
Perth,  Stirling,  and  Tain, 

A  supply  of  forms  of  affidavits  is  kept  by 
the  Solicitor  and  the  above  distributors, 
and  claimants  may  attend  at  the  Solici- 
tor's Office,  and  have  the  affidavits  filled 
up  and  taken  ;  or  they  may  get  copies 
of  the  forms,  and  take  the  oath  before 
a  Justice  of  the  Peace,  and  afterwards 
lodge  the  affidavits  and  the  stamps  with 
any  of  the  above  officers.  If  the  claim 
be  admitted,  a  ticket  is  issued,  stating 
that  application  is  to  be  made  for  the 
new  stamps  after  Thursday  se'ennight, 
and  within  six  weeks  from  the  date  of 
the  ticket.  If  not  made  within  that 
time,  the  claim  will  be  forfeited. 

The  stamps,  if  belonging  to  parties  resident 
in  Edinburgh,  or  within  ten  miles  there- 
of, must  be  presented  for  allowance 
within  six  months  after  being  signed  in 
the  case  of  executed  instruments,  and 
six  months  after  being  spoiled  in  the 
case  of  unexecuted  instruments.  If  the 
stamps  belong  to  persons  beyond  that 
distance,  six  months  in  the  former,  and 
twelve  months  in  the  latter  case. 

Bills  and  notes  delivered  to  payees,  or 
negotiated  or  issued  in  any  way,  and 
bills  accepted  or  tendered  for  acceptance, 
cannot  be  exchanged  unless  a  new  bill 


be  produced,  in  all  respects  the  same 
excepting  the  correction  of  the  error. 

As  to  the  exchange  of  sea  policies  of  in- 
surance, see  54  Geo.  III.  c.  133. 

Unsigned  instruments  are  allowed  if  inad- 
vertently spoiled.  Signed,  if  void  in 
law  from  the  beginning  ;  from  error  or 
mistake,  unfit  for  the  purpose  originally 
intended ;  from  death,  or  refusal  to  sign, 
of  any  person  whose  signature  is  neces- 
sary ;  from  the  want  of  the  signature  of 
some  material  and  necessary  party ;  from 
refusal  to  act  under,  or  from  non-accept- 
ance— ^they  shall  be  unfit  for  or  fail  of 
the  purpose  intended ;  or  if  the  trans- 
action be  carried  thi'ough  by  another  in- 
strument duly  stamped.  (See  63  Geo. 
III.  c.  108.)  In  the  case  of  transfers 
of  stock  signed  by  the  seller  alone,  and 
other  instruments  if  by  one  party,  new 
deeds  require  to  be  produced  to  the  pro- 
per officer  of  stamps,  who,  as  to  trans- 
fers, is  instructed  to  certify  in  what  par- 
ticulars they  differ  from  those  spoiled. 

Stamps  of  a  difierent  description  may  be 
obtained  for  any  stamp  spoiled  if  it  be 
of  the  value  of  £6  or  upwards.  Appli- 
cation for  this  purpose  to  the  Commis- 
sioners of  Inland  Eevenue  should  be 
lodged  with  the  affidavit.  The  Commis- 
sioners, by  3d  and  4th  Will.  IV.,  c.  97, 
§  19,  may,  if  in  their  discretion  they 
hink  fit,  refimd,  in  money,  the  amount 
of  spoiled  stamps.  They  are  also  autho- 
rised to  repay  the  amount  of  stamps  for 
which  the  possessor  has  no  immediate 
use,  if  applied  for  within  three  months 
after  being  purchased.  In  both  cases  is 
deducted  the  per  centage  allowed  by  law 
on  the  purchase  of  stamps. 


STAMPING  DEEDS  AFTER  BEING  SIGNED. 


Beyond  Twelve  Months.— The  duty  or  de- 
ficiency of  duty  shall  be  due  and  pay- 
able to  her  Majesty,  and  also  the  penalty 
of  £10.  The  deed  will  only  be  stamped 
on  payment  of  the  whole  or  (as  the  case 
may  be)  the  deficiency  of  the  stamp 
duty  remaining  payable  on  it,  and  over 
and  above  such  duty  a  penalty  of  JlO  ; 
and  if  the  whole  amount  of  said  duty  or 
deficiency  shall  exceed  JlO,  then,  in 
addition  to  said  duty  and  penalty,  there 
shall  be  paid,  by  way  of  additional  pen- 
alty, interest  on  the  duty  or  deficiency 
at  the  rate  of  five  per  cent,  from  the  date 
or  first  signing  of  the  deed ;  but  such 
interest  shall  not  exceed  the  amount  of 
the  said  duty  or  deficiency  of  duty. 

Witkin'iTwelve  Months. — If  the  deed  shall 
be  brought  to  the  Commissioners  pf  In- 


land Revenue  within    twelve    months 
after  the  first  signing  or  executing,  in 
order  to  be  stamped,  it  may  be  stamped 
without  payment  of  the  penalty,  or  on 
payment  only  of  a  portion  thereof,  pro- 
vided it  shall  be  proved  to  the  satisfac- 
tion of  the  Commissioners  that  the  deed 
was  not  duly^stamped  previously  to  being 
signed,  by  reason  of  accident,  mistake, 
inadvertency,  or  urgent  necessity,  and  ' 
without  any  wilful  design  to  evade  or  , 
delay  the  payment  of  duty.    (13  and  14  i 
Vict.,  c.  97,  §  12.)  j 

Abroad. — If  the  deed  shall  be  executed  by! 
any  party  abroad,  it  may  be  stamped  \ 
without  any  penalty,  if  brought  to  be 
so  within  two  calendar  months  from  the  \ 
time  of  being  received  in  the  kingdom,  | 
upon  proof  of  the  facts  to  the  satisfac- 1 


STAMP  DUTIES,  ETC. 


457 


tion  of  the  Commissioners,  (13  and  14 
Vict.,  c.  97,  §  13.) 
Adhesive  Stamps. — Where  adhesive  stamps 
may  be  afl&xed  to  any  instrument,  an 
officer  of  Inland  Revenue,  authorised  by 
the  Commissioners,  may,  on  the  instru- 
ment being  produced  to  him,  affix  and 
cancel  the  adhesive  stamp.  The  instru- 
ment shall  thereupon  be  deemed  suffi- 
ciently stamped.  But  this  not  to  apply 
to  instruments  not  allowed  to  be  stamped 
after  being  made,  signed,  or  issued,  nor 
to  instruments  after  the  expiration  of 
the  period  limited  for  stamping  them. 
The  penalty  required  to  be  paid  on 
stamping  of  the  instrument  is  not  af- 
fected by  this  provision.  (24  and  25 
Vict.,  c.  91,  §  32.) 

JV,£. — Instruments  are  received  at  the 
Solicitor's  Office,  Inland  Ee venue,  Water- 
loo Place,  Edinburgh,  to  be  stamped,  if 
within  two  months  of  the  first  date,  (the 


Solicitor  may,  in  certain  circumstances, 
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.  Parties,  on  applying, 
will  be  furnished  with  a  schedule,  and 
after  being  filled  up,  it  is  to  be  presented, 
along  with  the  instrument,  at  the  Soli- 
citor's Office,  No.  5  Inland  Revenue, 
between  10  and  12  o'clock,  on  Mondays 
and  Wednesdays  only.  The  amount  of 
duty  wished  to  be  impressed  on  the  in- 
strument is  to  be  inserted  by  the  appli- 
cant before  being  presented  at  the  Soli- 
citor's Office ;  and  afterwards  he  pays  it, 
and  the  penalty,  if  any,  to  the  cashier, 
No.  3,  Lobby.  As  to  stamping  Agree- 
ments and  Charter-Parties,  (which  are 
received  at  the  Cashier's  Office,  No.  3 
Lobby,  between  10  and  1  o'clock  from 
Monday  to  Triday,  and  on  Saturdays  be- 
tween 10  and  12,)  see  Notes  under  these 
heads. 


DOUBTS  AS  TO  THE  SUFFICIENCY  OF  STAMPS  MAY  BE  REMOVED. 


The  opinion  of  the  Commissioners  of  In- 
land Revenue  as  to  the  duty  to  which 
a  deed,  whether  previously  stamped  or 
otherwise,  is  chargeable,  may  be  obtained 
on  the  deed  being  presented  at  their 
office  (Edinburgh)  and  a  fee  of  10s.  paid. 
The  duty  or  insufficient  duty  which  the 
Commissioners  may  assess,  and  the  pen- 
alty, if  any,  being  paid,  they  shall  stamp 
the  deed  with  the  duty  so  paid,  and 
thereupon,  and  also  in  the  case  of  the 
deed  being  previously  sufficiently  stamp- 
ed, shall  also  impress  the  deed  with  a 
particular  stamp  to  be  provided  for  the 
purpose.  The  deed  shall  then  be  re- 
ceived in  evidence  notwithstanding  any 
objection  to  it  as  insufficiently  stamped. 
The  provision  does  not  apply  to  bonds 
or  mortgages  for  unlimited  amounts, 
nor  to  instruments  after  being  signed, 
prohibited  from  being  stamped.  The 
opinion  of  the  Commissioners  may  be 
appealed  against  to  the  Court  of  Ex- 
chequer at  Westminster,  on  the  Stamp 
duties  assessed  being  paid,  and  40s.  for 
costs  being  deposited,  (13  and  14  Vict. 
c.  97,  §  14  and  15.)  The  Commis- 
sioners may  also  adjudge  on  deeds 
not  liable  to  any  stamp  duty;  and 
if    any    duty    is    assessed,    the    party 


may  appeal.  (16  and  17  Vict.,  c.  59, 
§13.) 
N.B. — Instruments  are  received  for  adjudi- 
cation at  the  Solicitor's  Office,  Inland 
Revenue,  Edinburgh,  on  the  same  con- 
ditions as  to  duty  and  penalty  as  instru- 
ments to  be  stamped  merely,  {see  above.) 
The  mode  of  proceeding  is  as  follows  : — 
The  sum  of  ie7i  shillings  for  the  adjudi- 
cation stamp  is  first  to  be  paid  to  the 
Cashier,  No.  3,  Lobby,  Then  the  sche- 
dule, (the  duty  to  be  impressed  of  course 
not  being  inserted  in  the  schedule,) 
the  instrument  after  execution,  and  a 
copy  (written  on  foolscap  paper)  of  it, 
(omitting  the  bounding  description  of 
lands,  &c.,  and  having  appended  to  it  a 
table  giving  the  substance  of  the  clauses 
and  provisions,  particularly  dates  and 
sums,  and  a  reference  to  the  page  of  the 
copy  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  onli/.  Between  10  and  12 
o'clock  on  the  Thursday  following,  a 
party,  who  can  give  explanation,  must 
call  on  the  chief  clerk  of  the  Solicitor's 
Department,  No.  6 ;  and  he  should  be  pre- 
pared to  pay  the  proper  duty,  and  penalty, 
if  any,  to  the  Cashier,  No,  3,  Lobby. 


DUPLICATES  OR  COUNTERPARTS. 


Duplicates  or  counterparts  of  instruments 
requiring  to  be  impressed  with  the  de- 
noting stamp  to  render  them  vahd,  may 
be  lodged  at  the  Solicitor's  Office,  No.  5, 
Inland  Revenue,  Edinburgh,  between  10 


and  12  o'clock  on  Mondays  and  Wed- 
nesdays only.  A  transmission  of  them 
is  made  once  a-week  to  the  Head-Office. 
The  principal  instrument,  as  well  as  the 
duplicate,  must  be  lodged,  and  both  must 
2g 


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ASSESSED  TAXES. 


appear  to  be  properly  stamped,  other- 
wise they  will  not  be  transmitted. 
i!/ew.—- The  revenue  takes  no  risk  of  loss 


or  injury  connected  with  the  custody  or 
carriage  of  the  instruments  received  and 
transmitted  to  be  stamped. 


ASSESSED  TAXES. 


Abmoeial  Beaeings. 

Persons  using  armorial  bearings, 
keeping  a  carriage  taxed  at  the 
rate  of  i;3,  10s £2  12     9 

Not  keeping  such  carriage 0  13     2 

Carriages. 

Oarriage  with  four  wheels,  drawn 
by  two  or  more  horses  or  mules  3  10     0 

Do.  drawn  by  one  horse  or  mule  2    0    0 

Carriage  with  four  wheels,  each 
of  less  diameter  than  thirty 
inches,  and  drawn  by  two  or 
more  ponies  or  mules  not  ex- 
ceeding thirteen  hands  in 
height 1  15    0 

Do.  drawn  by  one  such  pony  or 

mule 10     0 

Carriage  with  less  than  four 
wheels,  drawn  by  two  or  more 
horses  or  mules 2    0     0 

Do.  drawn  by  one  horse  or  mule  0  15    0 

Do.  drawn  by  one  pony  or  mule 
not  exceeding  thirteen  hands 
in  height 0  10     0 

Carriages  kept  solely  for  being  let 
to  hire,  one-half  the  above 
duties  respectively. 

Carriage  with  four  wheels,  used 
by  a  common  carrier  for  the 
carriage  of  goods,  and  occasion- 
ally passengers,  for  hire 2    6    8 

Do.  with  less  than  four  wheels  16     8 

JSxemptions. — Licensed  hackney  and  stage 
carriages.  Carriages  kept  for  being  let 
to  hire  with  a  horse  or  horses  by  a  per- 
son licensed  to  let  horses  for  hire.  Wag- 
gon, van,  or  cart  used  solely  in  trade  or 
husbandry,  on  which  the  name,  surname, 
^nd  place  of  abode  of  the  owner  is  legibly 
painted,  and  which  on  no  occasion  is 
used  for  any  other  purpose,  except  for 
conveying  the  owner  or  his  family  to  or 
from  church. 
Dogs. — For  every  dog.. £0  12    0 

Maximum  charge  for  any  number 

of  hounds 39  12    0 

Do.  of  greyhounds 9    0    0 

Exemptions. — Any  dog  kept  whoUy  for  the 
care  of  sheep  or  cattle,  if  not  a  grey- 
hound, hound,  pointer,  setting  dog, 
spaniel,  lurcher,  or  terrier;  also  dogs 
under  six  months  old. 

Hairpowder,  persons  using £1    3    6 

Horses. 

Horses  exceeding  the  height  of 
thirteen  hands,  for  riding  or 
drawing  carriages,  each 1     1     0 

If  used  by  a  farmer  making  his 


livelihood  principally  by  hus- 
bandry  £0  10    t) 

Do.  where  more  than  one  kept, 
remainder  at  21s.  each. 

If  one  only  used,  by  a  clergyman, 
physician,  surgeon,  or  apothe- 
cary, bailiff,  shepherd,  herdsman  0  10    6 

If  not  used  for  riding  or  drawing 

carriages,  but  kept  for  trade...  0  10    G 

Pony  or  mule,  not  exceeding  thir- 
teen hands,  for  riding  or  draw- 
ing any  carriage 0  10     6 

Do.  if  not  used  for  riding  or  draw- 
ing any  carriage 0     5     3 

Exemptions. — Horses  used  solely  for  the 
purposes  of  husbandry  or  by  market- 
gardeners  or  dairymen  in  their  business, 
and  mares  kept  solely  for  breeding,  and 
horses  not  used  for  labour  or  otherwise. 

Any  horse  used  truly  for  the  purpose  of 
husbandry,  or  of  drawing  any  carriage 
not  chargeable  with  duty,  or  of  carrying 
burdens  in  the  course  of  the  owner's 
trade  or  occupation,  and  which  may  be 
ridden  to  or  from  the  place  where  the 
load  or  burden  is  to  be  taken  up  or  de- 
posited, or  for  procuring  medical  assist- 
ance, not  chargeable  as  a  riding-horse. 

Horses  used  in  drawing  licensed  stage 
carriages. 

Horses  kept  solely  to  be  let  for  hire  by 
licensed  persons. 

Horses  kept  solely  for  drawing  licensed 
hackney  carriages. 

Horses  kept  for  sale  by  assessed  horse- 
dealers,  and  not  otherwise  used. 

Persons  keeping  horses  or  mules  bond  fide 
for  the  purpose  of  husbandry,  and  occa- 
sionally using  them  for  drawing  burdens, 
not  chargeable  with  the  duty  of  10s.  6d. 
for  more  than  two  of  such  horses  or  mules 
kept  on  any  one  farm  or  any  one  parish  or 
place,  provided  such  horses  or  mules  are 
not  employed  in  any  purpose  of  trade,  or 
in  drawing  for  hire,  or  in  drawing  any 
carriage  chargeable  with  duty. 

Farmers'  horses  or  mules  occasionally  used 
for  drawing  burdens,  or  let  for  drawing, 
for  hire  or  profit,  if  not  used  for  drawing 
any  carriage  chargeable  with  duty, 
Horse-dealers. — Every  person  exercising j 
the  business ,£13  15    0' 

Exemptions. — Persons  who  sell  only  horse|i 
bred  by  themselves,  or  kept  as  farmingf 
stock  at  least  three  months.  ,; 

House  Duty. 
On  each  inhabited  dwelling-house  of  the  an^ 

nual  value  of  ^20  or  upwards,  occupied  as 


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PROPERTY  AND  INCOME  TAX. 


459 


a  farm  house  by  a  tenant  or  farm-servant, 
or  in  which  articlejs  ave  exposed  for  sale, 
or  licensed  for  the  sale  of  exciseable  liquors, 
a  duty  of  6d.  per  pound ;  all  others, — 9d. 
M4iiE  Servants. 

For  each  male  servant,  eighteen  years  or  up- 
wards, in  the  capacity  of  maitre  d'hotel, 
house-steward,  master  of  the  horse,  groom 
pf  the  chamber,  valet  de  chambre,  butler, 
under-butler,  clerk  of  the  kitchen,  confec- 
tioner, cook,  house-porter,  footman,  run- 
ning-footman, coachman,  groom,  postilion, 
stable-boy,  or  helper  in  the  stables  of  the 
master,  gardener,  park-keeper,  game-keeper, 

huntsman,  or  whipper-in £l     1     Cn 

Under  eighteen  years 0  10     6 

Under  gardener, ,..,.   0  10    6 

Under  game-keeper, 0  10    6 

N.B.— rThe  above  duties  are  payable  for 
every  male  servant  employed  as  above,  and 
not  being  a  servant  to  his  employer,  if  the 
employer  shall  otherwise  be  chargeable  with 
the  foregoing  duties  on  a  servant  or  carriage, 
or  for  more  than  Qne  horse. 


Tavern  waiters  above  eighteen 

years  of  age ..., £\     i    o 

Under  eighteen 0  10    6 

Exemption^. — ^Any  male  servant  under  the 
age  of  twenty-one,  being  the  son  or 
grandson  of  the  employer,  and  a  paember 
of  his  household. 

Male  servant  employed  by  any  licensed 
victualler  to  carry  out  liquor  to  custom- 
ers,althoughoccasionallyrequiredtowait 
on  guests,  provided  one  only  is  kept. 

Male  servant  employed  as  an  ostler  or 
helper  in  the  stables  of  any  licensed  inn- 
keeper. 

Male  servant  employed  as  groom  or  stable- 
boy  by  any  livery  stable-keeper,  horse- 
dealer,  or  person  licensed  to  let  horses 
for  hire,  or  to  keep  and  use  any  stage  or 
hackney  carriage ;  also  male  servant  em- 
ployed by  such  licensed  person  to  drive 
any  hcensed  stage  or  hackney  carriage, 
or  carriage  and  horse  let  to  hire  for  less 
than  twenty-eight  days. 

Male  servant  employed  by  stable-keeper  for 
taking  care  of  and  training  a  race-horyu. 


PROPEETY  AND  INCOME  TAX. 

Note. — Exemption  from  Income  Tax  is  granted  to  persons  whose  Incomes  are  les.s 
than  £\QQ  a-year.  Deduction  to  the  extent  of  the  duty  on  £60  is  granted  to  per- 
sons whose  Incomes  are  less  than  £200  a-year. 


ScHEDULB  A. — {Real  Property)  On  each 
20s.  of  annual  value  of  lands,  tenements, 
and  heritages,  in  respect  of  the  property, 
— 6d. 

Schedule  B. — {Occupancy  of  Real  Property) 
On  eaph  20s.  of  annual  value  of  lands,  tene- 
ments, and  heritages  (other  than  a  dwelling- 
house  separate  from  a  farm),  in  Scotland, 
in  respect  of  the  occupancy, — 2d. 

Schedule  C. — {Public  Funds)  On  each  20s. 
of  annual  amount  of  profits  from  interest, 
annuities,  dividends,  and  shares  of  annui- 
ties, payable  out  of  the  public  reveinue, — 6d. 

*  Deduction  is  allowed,  when  claimed,  under  Schedules  D  and  E,  of  any  annual  premium  (not  exeeedino-  one- 
sixth  part  of  the  claimant's  income  from  every  source)  paid  for  insurance,  or  deferred  annuity,  on  the  claimant's 
own  or  his  wife's  life,  to  any  Insurance  Company  in  existence  on  1st  November  1844,  or  registered  pursuant  to 
Act  7  and  8  Vict,  c.  110  ;  or  of  any  annual  payment  made  under  Act  of  Parliament  to  a  widows'  or  children's  fund' 


Schedule  (D. —{Trades  and  Professions.-^ ^ 
On  each  20s.  of  annual  amount  of  gains, 
profits,  or  returns,  from  trades,  profes- 
sions, employments,  or  vocations,  or  from 
personal  or  other  property  not  included  iu 
schedules  A,  B,  C,  or  E,— 6d. 

Schedule  'E,.— {Public  Salaries)  On  each 
20s.  of  annual  amount  of  salaries,  pensions, 
or  annuities  paid  out  of  the  pubhc  re- 
venue, or  for  any  public  office  or  employ- 
ment,—6d.  ^    "^ 


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CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


MAIL  ROUTES  FROM  EDINBURGH. 


EDINBUEGH  AND  ABERDEEN  TO  KEITH  DAT  MAIL. 


Starts  from 
Edinburgli. 

H.    M. 

8  30  a 

9  45  a 

10  6  a 

11  20  a 

11  55  a 

12  10  m 
12  12  m 
12  30  m 
12  25  m 
12  49  m 


30  m 
50  m 
55  m 
57  m 
17  m 
31m 
3  15  m 

8  54  m 

9  3m 
9  15  m 
9  20  m 
9  42  m 

10    Om 
10    9  m 

10  21m 

11  10  m  I      » 
10  51  m  I 

TO  KEITH  NIGHT  MAIL. 


Arrives  on 
Seturn. 

H.   M. 

10  5  a 
8  46  a 
8  30  a 
7  15  a 
6  44  a 
6  37  a 
6  48  a 
6  15  a 
6  42  a 
6  19  a 
6  31  a 
5  50  a 
5  45  a 
5  16  a 
5  10  a 
4  48  a 
4  9a 


Dist 
M.  E. 

Edinburgli  . 

28  2  Larbert 

36  2  Stirling 

69  2  Perth 

78  6  Errol 

81  0  Inchture     . 

85  0  Coupar-Angus 

89  2  Dundee 

89  6  Meigle 

101  6  Forfar 

108  6  Arbroath    . 

121  6  Brechin      . 

122  6  Montrose     . 
128  6  Lawrencekirk 
131  6  Fordoun      . 
142  6  Stonehaven . 
159  6  Aberdeen    . 
172  6  Kin  tore 
175  6  Keith-Hall . 
180  0  Inveramsay  Junction 
180  6  Pitcaple      . 
187  0  Insch  . 
192  2  Kennethmont 
195  2  Gartly 
200  2  Huntly 
209  1  Banff . 
212  6  Keith 

EDINBURGH  AND  ABERDEEN 

Edinburgh  . 

36  2  Stirling 

69  2  Perth 

78  6  Errol 

81  0  Inchture      . 

85  0  Coupar-Angus 

89  2  Dundee 

89  6  Meigle 

101  6  Foriar 

108  0  Arbroath     . 

121  6  Brechin 

122  6  Montrose     . 
128  6  Lawrencekirk 
131  6  Fordoun 
142  6  Stonehaven. 
159  6  Aberdeen    . 
172  6     Kintore 
175  6  Keith-Hall 
180  6    Pitcaple 
187  0     Insch 
192  2    Kennethmont 
196  2    Gartly 
200  2     Huntly 
209  1     Banff . 
212  6     Keith 


Edinburgh  . 
Granton 
Burntisland 
Kirkcaldy    . 
Markinch    . 
Ladybank    . 
Newburgh  . 
Bridge  of  Earn 
Perth 
Dundee 

EDINBURGH,  PERTH,  AND  DUNDEE  EVENING  MAIL. 

1  Edinburgh  .    .   .  I  4  10  a  |  7  10  a 
3  0  Granton   .   .   ,  |  4  33  a  I  6  31  a 


3  0 

8  0 

14  0 

21  0 

27  0 

34  2 

41  0 

45  0 

47  0 

, 

6  15  m 

6  45  a 

7  59  m 

5  7a 

9  7m 

3  48  a 

9  45  m 

3  25  a 

9  51m 

3  19  a 

9  45  m 

3  10  a 

10  10  m 

3  3a 

10  2  m 

3  1a 

10  31m 

2  33  a 

11  15  m 

2  42  a 

11  88  m 

2  10  a 

11  25  m 

2  0a 

11  32  m 

1  31  a 

11  46  m 

1  23  a 

12  4  a 

11a 

12  60  a 

11  55  m 

2  0a 

11  9  m 

2  10  a 

11  Om 

2  29  a 

10  37  m 

2  44  a 

10  15  m 

2  56  a 

10  Om 

3  4a 

9  52  m 

3  19  a 

9  41m 

4  0a 

6  69  m 

3  57  a 

9  lOm 

D  DUNDEE  MORNI 

NG  MAIL. 

6  15  m 

9  40  m 

6  40  m 

9  Im 

7  14  m 

8  25  m 

7  38  m 

8  10  m 

8  6m 

7  41m 

8  24  m 

7  20  m 

8  38  m 

7  5m 

8  52  m 

6  50  m 

9  20  m 

6  25  m 

9  52  m 

5  50  m 

Dist. 

M.  P. 

8  0 

14  0 

21  0 

27  0 

34  2 

41  0 

45  0 

47  0 

17  6 
25  4 

47  4 


17  6 

22  2 
25  4 
47  4 


17  6 
25  4 
47  4 


46  0 


26  4 
42  4 
60  4 
75  0 
80  0 
100  0 
117  4 
150  0 
156  0 
159  0 
169  0 
180  4 
190  0 
213  2 
219  0 
243  2 
268  0 
291  0 
304  0 
317  6 
347  2 
353  6 
400  4 


St&rli  from 
XdiabOTgli, 

H.  M. 

6    8a 

5  33  a 

6  1a 
6  20  a 
6  37  a 

6  52  a 

7  20  a 
7  65  a 


17  6 

25  4 

32  0 

47  4 

Burntisland 
Kirkcaldy  . 
Markinch  . 
Ladybank  . 
Newburgh  . 
Bridge  of  Earn 
Perth 
Dundee 

GLASGOW  MAIL  (PIRST). 

General  Post-Of&ce, 

Edinburgh        •  .  6  50  m 

Railway  Station  .  .  7    0m 

Linlithgow  .        .  .  7  45  m 

Falkirk       .        .  .  8    5m 

Castlecary   .        .  .  8  20  m 

Railway  Station  .  .  9  15  m 

Post-Office,  Glasgow  .  9  25  m 

GLASGOW  MAIL  (SECOND) 


G.  P.-O.,  Edinburgh 
Railway  Station  . 
Linlithgow  . 
Falkirk 

Railway  Station 
Post-Office,  Glasgow 


11  20  m 

11  30  m 

12  12  a 
12  32  a 

1  30  a 
1  40  a 


GLASGOW  MAIL  (tHIED) 


G.  P.-O.,  Edinburgh 
Railway  Station  . 
Linlithgow       _  • 
Polmont  Junction 
Falkirk 
Post-Office,  Glasgow 


3  50  a 

4  0a 
4  30  a 

4  42  a 

5  30  a 


GLASGOW  MAIL  (FOURTH). 

G.  P.-O.,  Edinburgh  .  8  30  a 

Railway  Station  .  .  8  45  a 

Linlithgow           .  .  9  15  a 

Falkirk        .        .  .  9  35  a 

Railway  Station  .  .  10  30  a 

Post-Office,  Glasgow  .  10  40  a 

GLASGOW  MAIL  (PIFTH). 

G.  P.-O.  Edinburgh  .1  2  20  m 
Cowlairs  Station  .  5  30  m 
Post-Office,  Glasgow    .1    6    0m 

LONDON  MAIL  (NIGHT) 


G.  P.-O.,  Edinburgh 

Carstairs 

Abington 

Beatock  Bridge 

Lockerby     . 

Ecclefechan 

Carlisle 

Penrith 

Kendal  Junction 

Milnathorpe 

Burton 

Lancaster    . 

Garstang     . 

Preston        . 

Newton       . 

Warrington 

Crewe  . 

Stafford 

Tamworth  . 

Nuneaton    . 

Rugby 

Wolverton  . 

Bletchly 

Euston  Square  Station 

G.  P.-O.,  London 


5  50  a 

6  60  a 

7  16  a 

7  43  a 

8  3a 
8  11  a 

8  39  a 

9  11  a 
10  3  a 
10  15  a 
10  20  a 
10  36  a 

10  65  a 

11  11  a 

11  49  a 

12  Om 
12  34  m 

1  19  m 

1  66  m 

2  17  m 

2  36  m 

3  20  m 

3  28  m 

4  37  m 

5  5m 


ArriTci  ea 
Return. 

H.  M. 

5  55  a 
5  40  a 
5  11  a 
4  50  a 
4  35  a 
4  20  a 

4  0a 

5  20  a 


9  25  m 

9  16  m 

8  19  m 
7  57  m 
7  43  m 

7  Om 
6  60  m 

1  40  a 

I  35  a 
12  44  a 
12  23  a 
11  30  m 
11  20  m 

5  50  a 

5  40  a 

4 '50  a 
4"'0  a 

10  5  a 

9  65  a 

9  18  a 

8  58  a 
8  20  a 

8  10  a 

3  10  m 

11  30  a 

II  0  a 

7  25  m 

6  21m 
5  58  m 
5  32  m  , 
5  12  m 
5  4m  { 

4  31m 
4  3m 
3  9m 
2  69  m 
2  54  m 
2  38  m 
2  19  m 
1  59  m 
1  23  m 
1  13  m 

12  32  m 
11  55  a 
11  20  a 
11  2  a 

10  40  a 

9  67  a 
9  49  a 

8  35  a 
8  0  a 


CONVEYAITCE  DlREOTORt. 


461 


Dlst. 
H.  F, 

26  4 
60  4 
75  0 
100  0 
117  4 
150  0 
169  0 
190  0 
205  4 
213  2 
219  0 
243  2 
268  0 
284  6 
291  0 
298  6 
304  0 
317  6 
330  6 
337  4 
360  0 
382  6 
400  4 


LONDON  HAIIi 


G,  P.-O.,  Edmburgh 

Carstair3 

Beatock 

Lockerby     . 

Carlisle 

Penrith 

Kendal  Junction 

Lancaster    . 

Preston       . 

Wigan 

Newton 

Warrington 

Crewe 

Stafford 

Lichfield 

Tamworth  . 

Atherstane  . 

Nuneaton    . 

Rugby 

Weedon 

Blisworth    . 

Leighton  Buzzard 

Watford      , 

Euston  Square  Station 

G.  P.-O.,  London 


(DAY). 

starts  from 
Edinburgh. 
H.    M. 

9  10  a 

10  20  a 

11  25  a 

11  51  a 

12  37  m 
1  17  m 


2  10  m 

2  57  m 

3  37  m 

4  16  m 
4  33  m 

4  44  m 

5  27  m 

6  10  m 

7  8m 
7  20  m 
7  32  m 

7  45  m 

8  10  m 
8  42  m 

8  53  m 

9  32  m 
10  10  m 

10  30  m 

11  Om 


9  25  a 

8  20  a 

7  19  a 
6  55  a 
5  45  a 
5  12  a 

2  a 
19  a 
40  a 
12  a 
56  a 
43  a 
5  a 
12  19  a 
11  54  m 
11  46  m 
11  35  m 
11  27  m 
11  5  m 
10  43  m 
10  34  m 

9  58  m 
9  28  m 
9    Om 

8  30  m 


Distance. 
M.   F.     Y 
39  2 


LONDON  {via  NEWCASTLE)  MAIL  (fIRST). 


G3  200 
9  3  205 


23  3 

80 

29  1 

75 

36  4  105 

50  2  105 

67  4  162 

72  0 

0 

89  2 

0 

95  6 

0 

107  4 

0 

124  0 

0 

139  7 

0 

•4^  4 

0 

.51  1 

0 

162  4 

0 

mi 

0 

m  6 

22 

>55  2 

22 

ni  0 

22 

>9ri  2 

22 

>A5  3 

27 

128  1 

52 

G.  P.-O.,  Edin 
Inveresk  (Mussel 

burgh) 
Tranent 
Linton . 
Dunbar 
Cockburnspath 
Ayton  , 
Berwick 
Belford 

Bilton  (Alnwick) 
Acklington  (Felton) 
Morpeth 
Newcastle     . 
Fence  Houses 
Leamside  Junction 
Ferry  Hill 
Darlington 
York    , 
Normanton 
Masbro' 
Chesterfield 
Derby  . 
Rugby  . 
Euston  Square  Sta 

tion  . 
G.  P.-O.,  London 


1  48  a 


15  a 
24  a 
55  a 

9  a 
24  a 
55  a 
18  a 

6  a 
38  a 
53  a 
18  a 
63  a 
29  a 
33  a 

7  47  a 

8  16  a 

9  28  a 

10  23  a 

11  15  a 

11  40  a 

12  18  m 
2  21m 

4  37  m 

5  5m 


11  21m 

10  47  m 
10  40  m 
10  5  m 
9  49  m 
9  35  m 
9  6m 
8  31m 
7  56  m 
7  26  m 

7  6m 
6  46  m 
6  Im 
5  37  m 
5  31m 
5  12  m 
4  47  m 
3  34  m 
2  39  m 
1  55  m 
1  31m 

12  50  m 
10  40  a 

8  18  a 
8    0a 


LONDON  (via  NEWCASTLE)  DAY  MAIL  (SECOND). 

6  3  200 


9  3 
13  2 
U7  6 
23  3 
29  1 
36  4 
41  2 
46  2 
50  2 
57  4 
72  0 


205 
10 
50 
80 
75 

105 
15 
90 

105 

162 
0 


G.  P.-O.,  Edin, 
Inveresk  (Mussel 

burgh) 
Tranent 
Longniddry 
Drem    . 
Linton  . 
Dunbar 
Cockburnspath 
Grant's  House 
Reston  . 

Ayton 
Berwick 
Belford 


.      5  40  a 

.       6    8a 

.       6  18  a 

.      6  26  a 

.       6  36  a 

.       6  49  a 

.       7    1a 

.       7  19  a 

.      7  30  a 

.      7  42  a 

.      7  51  a 

.      8  10  a 

.      9    2a 

8  30  a 


60  a 
40  a 
30  a 


7  10  a 
6  65  a 
6  32  a 


95  6 
107  4 
124  0 
139  7 
142  4 
162  4 
207  4 
222  4 
228  6 
231  6 
255  2 
271  0 
288  0 
295  2 
307  4 
312  0 
341  2 
361  2 
444  0 


0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

0 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 

22 


EDINBURGH 


69 

2 

0 

85 

0 

0 

98 

0 

0 

104 

4 

0 

128 

0 

0 

141 

0 

0 

152 

4 

0 

165 

2 

0 

188 

4 

0 

200 

6 

0 

207 

0 

0 

198 

0 

0 

213 

2 

0 

223 

2 

0 

231 

6 

0 

238 

2 

0 

241 

6 

0 

244 

6 

0 

250 

6 

0 

256 

6 

0 

265 

6 

0 

276 

5 

0 

282 

0 

0 

293 

0 

0 

303 

6 

0 

310 

3 

0 

317 

2 

0 

331 

0 

0 

351 

2 

0 

Bilton  (Alnwick) . 
Acklington  (Felton) 
Morpeth 
Newcastle    . 
Fence  Houses 
Leamside  Junction 
Darlington    . 
York    , 

Milford  Jimction 
Castleford     . 
Normanton  . 
Masbro' 
Chesterfield 
Belper  , 

Derby  . 

Kegworth 
Loughboro'  . 
Leicester       . 
Rugby 

Euston  Square  Sta, 
G,  P.-O.,  London 

AND  INVERNESS  TO 

Edinburgh 

Perth   . 

Dunkeld 

Pitlochrie 

Blair-Athole 

Dalwhinnie 

Kingussie 

Aviemore 

Grantown 

Forres  . 

Elgin    . 

Fochabers 

Nairn   . 

Inverness 

Beauly 

Dingwall 

Novar  . 

Alness 

Invergorden 

Parkhill 

Tain     . 

Dornoch 

Golspin 

Brora   . 

Helmsdale 

Berriedale 

Dunbeath 

Lybster 

Wick    . 

Thurso 


starts  from 

Edinburgh, 

H.  M. 

9  32  a 

9  47  a 

10  10  a 

10  45  a 

11  31  a 

11  35  a 

12  30  m 

1  55  m 

2  30  m 

2  46  m 

3    0m 

4  25  m 

4  55  m 

5  23  m 

5  45  m 

6  28  m 

6  37  m 

7    3m 

8    Om 

11    Om 

11  28  m 

Arrives  on 
Beturn. 
H.  M. 

6    0  a 

5  35  a 
4  35  a 
4  9a 
4  5a 
3  25  a 
2  10  a 
1  35  a 


7-K    " 


12 

27 

33i 

37i 

52 

53 


G.  P.-O.,  Edin 
Railway  Station 
Eskbank 
Gorebridge 
Stow     . 
Galashiels 
Melrose 
Kelso   . 
Hawick 


.       6  15m 

.       9    7m 

.     10    3  m 

.     10  29  m 

.     10  43  m 

.     11  35  m 

.     12    3  a 

.     12  28  a 

.     12  66  a 

.       1  45  a 

.       2  35  a 

.      2  57  a 

.       2    9a 

.       2  45  a 

.      3  39  a 

.      4    3a 

.       4  21  a 

.       4  31  a 

.       4  40  a 

.       5  29  a 

.       6    7a 

.      7  48  a 

.       9  10  a 

.     10  27  a 

,     11  62  a 

.       1  10  m 

.       2    7m 

.       2  59  m 

,       4  28  m 

6  64  m 

8  30  m 


NIGHT  MAIL. 

10  5  a 

3  33  a 
2  54  a 
2  27  a 
2  10  a 

1  17  a 
12  51  a 
12  28  a 
12    2  a 

11  8  m 
10  29  m 
10  40  m 

10  49  m 
9  45  m 
9  16  m 
8  52  m 
8  34  m 

8  24  m 
7  55  m 
7  21m 

6  14  m 

4  38  m 

2  40  m 
2    2m 

12  34  m 

11  4  a 
10    0  a 

9  3a 

7  26  a 
4  61  a 


KELSO  AND  HAWICK  MAIL  (MORNING), 


6  25  m 

6  40  m 

7  2m 
7  14  m 

7  57  m 

8  12  m 

8  24  m 

9  20  m 
9  20  m 


10a 
12  50  a 
12  26  a 
12  14  a 
11  32  m 
11  12  m 
11  4ra 
10  10  m 
10  10  m 


KELSO  AND  HAWICK  MAIL  (APTERNOON). 

G.  P.-O.,  Edin.  .  3  55  a  5  50  a 

Railway  Station  .  4    5a  5  40  a 

Eskbank      .  .  4  20  a  5  19  a 

33^        Galashiels    .  .  5    5a  4  30  a 

37|        Melrose         .  .  5  11  a  4  21  a 

52  Kelso   .        .  .  6    0a  3  25  a 

63         Hawick        .  ,  6    0a  3  30  a 


462 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


'     From  EDtNBtTE&fi  to- 
Bilston,  . 
Cortstorphine, 
Greenlaw, 
Dalkeith, 
Dunfermline,  . 
*Inverkeithing, 
Lasswade, 
Do.       Railway  to  Esk-"^ 
bank,  thence  Coach,  j 
Loanhead, 
^Musselburgh,  . 
Portobello, 
Tennycuick,    . 
South  Queensfeny, 
ii-atho,    . 
IMackshiels,     . 
i'athhead, 
lioslin,    . 


SOCAGE  COACHtlS. 

Time. 
9-30  a.m.j  and  4  p.m.,    . 
11,  1-30,  4-15,  8.— Saturday ,.3  p.m 
9-30  a.m.,  4  p.m 
10-30,  1-30,  4,  8 
8,  12,  4, 
8,  12,  4, 
iO,  1,  4,  8,      . 

10-30,  11-30,  4-20, 

10,1,4,8,      . 

11,  2,  6,  8-30, 

li,  12^1,  2,  3,  4,  5,  6,  7,  8,  8-30, 

9-30,  and  4  o'clock, 

8,  12,  4,  .         . 

4-15,  and  on  Satuj-days,  3  o'clock, 

4  o'clock. — Thursdays,  1-30, 

4  o'clock. — Thursdays,  1-30, 

11  o'clock  a.m.,  Summer  months  only, 


To  EciNBURGH/rOHi— 

Habbie's  Howe,    . 

Bilston, 

Corstorphine, 

Greenlaw, 

Dalkeith, 

Dunfermline, 

Inverkeithing, 

Lasswade  via  Loan 

head, 
Loanhead,    . 
Musselburgh, 

Portobello,   . 


Tiint. 
7-45  a.m. 
0  and  4-50. 
9-20,  ri,  3,  8-45. 
8-50  and  4-40. 
9,  12,  2-45,  6. 
7-40,  11-45,  3-45. 
8,  12,  4. 

8-30,  12,  2-30,  6-15. 

8-45,  12-15,  2-45,  6-30. 

8-45,  12-40,-'4-15,  7-15. 

9-10,  11,  12,  1,  2,  3,  4, 

4-35,  6,  7,  7-35,  9. 


To  EDINBUEGH/rO??2 
Pennycuick, . 
Soutii  Queensferry, 
Ratho, 

Blackshiels,  . 

Pathhead,     . 

Nine  Mile  Burn,    . 
Blyth  Bridge, 
Romano  Bridge    . 
West  Linton, 
Carlops, 
Roslin, 


Office. 
4  Princes  Street. 


—  Time. 

8-45  and  4-30. 

8-45,  12-45,  4-45. 

8-30. 

(7-45. — Thursdays, 
\    10a.m. 

(8  o'clock.— Thursdays, 
t    10-15  a.m. 

7-50. 

6-45. 

7. 

7-30. 

7-15. 

3-45  p.m. 


Passengers  to  and  from  Inverkeithing  and  Edinbm-gh  pay  6d.  each  at  Queensferry. 


CITY  OMNIBUSES. 

UNIFORM  FARE,  3d. 

From  Stockbridge  to  Newington,  at  9  m.,  and  every  half-hour  till  85  A. 
From  Newington  to  Stockbridge^  at  9|  m.,  and  every  half-hour  till  9  A. 


GRANGE  OMNIBUS. 

From  AVhitehouse  Loan,  via  Bridges,  College  Street,  Lauriston,  Toll- 
cross,  and  Nunnery,  at    . 
,,    Mound  to  Whitehouse  Loan,  at        . 
,,     Grange,  Mansion-Honse  Road,  via  North  and  South  Bridges 

and  Newington,  at  . 

,,    Mound  to  Mansion-House  Road,  at  . 


9-15,  12-15,  3,  6,  8-45. 
11.30,  2,  5,  and  8. 

11,  1-30,4-30,  7-30. 
10,  1,  4,  and  7. 


MORNINGSIDE  AND  REGISTER  HOUSE  OMNIBUS. 

Frotti  Morningside,  via  Lothian  Road,  at  From  Register  House,  tna  Lothian  Road,  at 

1 9-30  a.m.,  f  3-30  p.m.  I  9  a.m.,  +   3  p.m. 

+ 11  a.m.  4-45  p.m.  10-30  a.m.  4-5  p.m. 

12-30  p.m.,  1 6-15  p.m.  I  11-45  a.m.,  1 5-30  p.m. 

t  1-30  p.m.  7-45  p.m.  f    1  p.m.  7  p.m. 

2-30  p.m.  1 9  p.m.  !  2  p.m.  1 8-30  p.m 

Hours  marked  thus  t  go  by  Greenhill— the  others  by  Boroughmuirhead, 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY. 


463 


SHIP  CONVEYANCES  IN  SCOTLAND,  ENGLAND,  AND 

IRELAND. 


PACKET  VESSELS  FEOM  LEITH  AND  GEANTON. 


To 
Alloa, 

Fraserburgh, 
Glasgow  and  Greenocl- 
Helmsdale, 
Inverkeithing,    . 
Kirkwall,   . 
Lerwick,    . 

Do., 
Leven, 
Liverpool,  . 
Peterhead, . 

Stromness, 

Wick, 


Time.  Office  or  Agent. 

Thurs.  and  Satur.  David  Snaddan,  foot  of  Queen  Street,  Leith. 

Once  a  fortnight  .  A.  and  G.  Stenhouse,  Wet  Docks. 

Every  day    .  .  34  Bernard  Street. 

Every  fortnight  .  Bews  and  Rendall,  Wet  Docks. 

Every  Friday  .  Master,  Custom-house  Slip. 

Every  Thursday  .  Bews  and  Rendall,  Wet  Docks. 

Once  a  fortnight  .  J.  B.  Leask,  10  Tolbooth  Wynd. 

Once  in  six  M'eeks,  Peterson  Brothers  and  Co.,  2  Allison's  Place. 

Every  Friday  .  Bews  and  Rendall,  Wet  Docks. 

Once  a  fortnight  .  Neilson  Rose,  Wet  Docks. 

Every  ten  days  .  A.  and  G.  Stenhouse,  Wet  Docks. 

Once  a  fortnight  JS''"'^'^  Jp""^?'.,^  w^f  Tt  ^*'''*- 

^  (Bews  and  Rendall,  Wet  Docks. 

Every  ten  days  .  Bews  and  Rendall,  Wet  Docks. 


STEAMERS  FROM  LEITH  AND  GRANTON. 

Those  marked  *  sail  from  Gr anion  Pier. 

In  consequence  of  the  repeated  changes  that  occur  in  theliours  of  sailing  of  Steamers^  parties 
are  advised  to  consult  those  sources  of  information  noic  so  easily  availaile,  or  apply  at 
the  Offices^  in  order  to  prevent  disappointment. 


Aberdeen, 


Tuesday  and  Friday  . 

Tuesday  morning 

Every  Mon.,  Wed.,  and  Friday 


Anstruther,    . 
Banff,  Cullen,) 
Lossiemouth,  >•  Tuesday  and  Friday 


&c. 


Copenhagen, 

.     Fortnightly 

Danzig, 

Weekly     .... 

Dunkirk, 

Every  five  days 

Hamburgh, 

.    Tues.,  Thurs.,  and  Saturday 

Hull,     . 

.    Wednesday 

Inverness, 

> 

Cromarty, 

>•  Tuesday    .... 

Inverg.,  &c. 

,) 

Kirkcaldy, 

.    Twice  a  day 

Ivii'kwall  and)  x^-a„  , 
Lerwick,     ,  [  ^"<^^>       .... 

Konigsberg, 

.     Weekly     .        . 

London, 

.     Wednesday  and  Saturday  . 

.     Wednesday  and  Satui-day  . 

Newcastle, 

.     Wednesday  and  Saturday  . 

Petersburgh 

.     Every  ten  days 

PiUau, 

.    Every  ten  days 

Rotterdam, 

.     Every  Saturday 

Stettin, . 

.     Twice  a  week    . 

S  til-ling,   &c. 

,     Every  day  at  low  watef     . 

Wick,    . 

,    Tuesday  and  Friday  . 

Thurso, . 

•    Tuesday    .       ■       .       • 

5*6  South  St  Andrew  Street,  Commercial  Place, 
(        Leith,  and  Granton. 
511  South  St  Andrew  Street,  and  J.  Falconer,  Mid. 
(        Dock  Gates. 
W.  Thomson  &  Co.,  Leith. 

3*11  South  St  Andrew  Street,  J.  Falconer  &  Co., 
"j         Mid.  Dock  Gates,  and  Granton  Pier. 

5  6  South  St  Andrew  Street,  Commercial  Place,  and 
(        Granton  Pier. 

1  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh,  and  34  Bernard  St. 

34  Bernard  Street. 

D.  R.  Macgregor,  55  Bernard  Street. 

1  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh,  and  34  Bernard  St. 

1  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh,  and  34  Bernard  St. 

*11  South  St  Andrew  Street,  and  J.  Falconer  & 
Co.,  Mid.  Dock  Gates,  and  Granton  Piet. 

From  East  Pier,  Leith. 
5*6  South  St  Andrew  Street,  Commercial  Place, 
(        Leith,  and  Granton  Pier. 

1  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh,  and  34  Berhard  St. 

*21  Waterloo  Place. 

Thomas  Aitken,  9  Dock  Place. 

The  Box,  and  44  Bernard  Street 

D.  R.  Macgregor,  55  Bernard  Street. 
JGeo.  Gibson  &  Co.,  5  Docks,  and  D,  R.  Mac- 
(        gregor,  Leith. 

1  Princes  Street,  and  34  Bernard  Street. 

P6  South  St  Andi-ew  Street,  23  Commercial  Place, 
"(        and  Granton. 

(*6  South  St  Andrew  Street,  23  Commercial  tlace, 
(        and  Granton. 


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CONVEYANCE  BIEECTORY. 


CARRIERS'  QUARTERS. 


11^ 


Aberdeen,  Northern  Eailway,  32  Grassmarket, 
daily,  per  rail 

Aberdour,  B.  Crouckshanks,  211  High  street, 
Wednesday,  2  p.m. 

Aberlady,  John  Brotherston,  80  South  Back 
Canongate, Thursday,  12 noon;  James  Daw- 
son, 91  S.  Back  Canongate,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Abington,  Alexander  Nimmo,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday,  3  p.m. 

Airdrie,  John  Geddes,  100  Grassmarket,  Tuesday 
and  Friday,  1  p.m. 

Alloa,  John  Lowden,  100  Grassmarket,  Friday, 
10  a.m.;  per  rail,  daily,  32  Grassmarket 

Alnwick,  East  Coast  Eailway,  daily,  32  Grass- 
market 

Anstruther,  A.  King,  211  High  Street,  Monday 
and  Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Auchindinny,  Thos.  Elliot,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  2  p.m.;  Wil- 
liam  Niven,    32    Grassmarket,    Saturday, 

1  p.m.;    Eobert  Kay,    100   Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  1  p.m. 

Auchingrey,  Eobert  Torrance,  20  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  10  a.m. 

Auchinleck,  E.  Smith,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day, 11  a.m. 

Auchtermuchty,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmar- 
ket, Wednesday  and  Saturday,  10  a.m.;  211 
High  street.  Wed.  and  Sat.,  12  noon 

Balerno,  John  Eobertson,  12  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day and  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Bathgate,  John  Geddes,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day and  Friday,  1  p.m. ;  daily,  per  rail,  32 
Grassmarket 

Bellsquarry,  James  Auld,  Tues.  &  Friday,  1  p.m. 

Berwick,  North,  John  Brotherston,  80  South 
Back  of  Canongate,  Thursday,  12  noon, 
daily,  per  rail,  32  Grassmarket 

Biggar,  Wm.  Brown,  32  Grassmarket,  Tuesday, 

2  p.m. 

Blackburn,  Thomas  Geddes,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  2  p.m.;  William  Eamsay,  100 
Grassmarket,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  10  a.m. 

Blackshiels,  Andrew  Laurie,  32  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon 

Blythbridge,  Alex.  Sinclair,  32  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  4  p.m. ;  Andrew  Niven,  32  Grass- 
market,  Saturday  2  p.m. 

Bonnyrigg,  George  Brown,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  3  p.m. ; 
211  High  street,  3  p.m. 

Bo'ness,  William  Kinloch,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  2  p.m. 

Bowden,  James  Hendrie,  32  Grassmarket,  once 
a  fortnight,  2  p.m. 


Braehead,  John  Forrest,  20  Grassmarket,  Mon- 
day, 2  p.m.;  John  Prentice,  12  Grass- 
market,  once  a  fortnight,  Friday,  12  p.m. 

Bridge  of  Allan,  daily,  5  p.m. ;  daily,  per  rail, 
32  Grassmarket 

Broughton,  W.  Niven,  32  Grassmarket,  Satur- 
day, 1  p.m.;  John  Sinclair,  20  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  2  p.m. 

Broxburn,  John  Eoss,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday,  2  p.m. ;  J.  Cunningham, 
32  Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  1  p.m. ;  J.  Smith, 
32  Grassmarket,  Friday.  12  noon 

Buckhaven,  James  Skinner,  211  High  street, 
and  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday  and  Sa- 
turday, 10  a.m. 

Burdiehouse,  George  Brown,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  2  p.m; 
J.  Tennant,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Burntisland,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  10  a.m.;  211 
High  Street,  Wednesday  and  Sat.,  12  noon ; 
32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Calder  (East),  Eobert  Brown,  20  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  3  p.m.;  James 
White,  Tuesday,  2  p.m. ;  James  Auld,  100 
Grassmarket,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  2  p.m. 

Calder  (West),  William  Walker,  32  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  3  p.m. ;  Jas.  White,  Tuesday,  2  p.m. 

Callander,  William  Binnie,  100  Grassmarket, 
daily,  4  p.m. 

Cambusnethan,  William  Eamsay,  100  Grass- 
market,  Monday  and  Thursday,  9  a.m. 

Carlops,  William  Walkinshaw,  20  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  3  p.m. 

Carluke,  Alexander  Wilson,  20  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  11  a.m. 

Camwath,  John  Donaldson,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  2  p.m.;  Alexander  Forrest,  100 
Grassmarket,  11  a.m. 

Carnyhill,  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  9  a.m. 

Carrington,  John  Douglas,  32  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon 

Carstairs,  James  Forrest,  20  Grassmarket,  Mon- 
day, 2  p.m. ;  daily,  per  rail,  32  Grassmarket 

Cellardykes,  A.  King,  211  High  street,  Monday 
and  Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Chirnside,  E.  Guy,  20  Grassmarket,  Friday,  11 
a.m. 

Cockburnspath, Eobert  Guy,  20  Grassmarket,  Fri- 
day, 11  a.m. ;  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Coldstream,  Eobert  Eichardson,  100  Grass- 
market,  Wednesday,  12  noon;  daily,  per 
rail,  32  Grassmarket,  (East  Coast  Railways) 


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Colinsburgh,  A.  King,  211  High  street,  Monday 
and  Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Comrie,  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednes 
day  and  Saturday,  9  a.m. 

Covington,  "William  Falconer,  20  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  3  p.m. 

Crail,  A.  King,  211  Highst.,  Monday  and  Thurs 
day,  3  p.m. 

Crailing,  Tliomas  Richardson,  32  Grassmarket; 
Tuesday,  once  a  fortnight,  12  noon 

Crawfordjohn,  Alex.  Nimmo,  32  Grassmarket 
Wednesday,  3  p.m. ;  Alexander  Renton,  20 
Grassmarket,  Tuesday,  3  p.m. 

Creetown,  William  M'Lurg,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  12  noon 

CriefF,  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grassmkt.,  Wed.,  9  a.m 

Crighton  Deans,  Andrew  Lawrie,  32  Grassmar 
ket,  Saturday,  12  noon 

Cringletie,  Adam  Melrose,  32  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon 

Crofthead,  Thos.  Geddis,  32  Grassmarket,  Tues 
day,  2  p.m. 

Culross,  John  Lowden,  100  Grassmarket,  Friday. 
11  a.m. 

Culter,  William  Brown,  32  Grassmarket,  Tues 
day,  3  p.m. 

Cumnock,  Robert  Smith,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues 
day,  11  a.m. 

Cupar-Fife,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket. 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  11  a.m.;  211  High 
street,  12  noon 

Dalkeith,  211  High  street,  daily,  3  p.m.j  John 
Todd,  100  Grassmarket,  daily,  2  p.m.;  James 
Borthwick,  20  Grassmarket,  daily,  4  p.m. ; 
32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Damhall,  Adam  Melrose,  32  Grassmarket,  Satur- 
day, 12  noon 

Denholm,  Andrew  Little,  32  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 2  p.m. 

Denny,  Wm.  Binnie,  100  Grassmarket,  daily, 
4  p.m. 

Dolphinton,  John  Cossar,  20  Grassmarket,  Sa- 
turday, 9  a.m.;  Wm.  Niven,  32  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon;  George  Graham,  20 
Grassmarket,  Saturday,  1p.m. 

Douglas,  Robert  Smith,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day, 11  a.m. 

Dunblane,  daily,  6  p.m.,  32  Grassmarket,  perrail 

Dundee,  Railway,  32  Grassmarket,  daily 

Dunfermline,  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  10  a.m.;  32 
Grasmarket,  per  rail,  daily 

Durrisdeer,  John  Dempster,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday,  once  a  fortnight,  3  p.m. 

Dunse,  Robt.  Guy,  20  Grassmarket,  Friday,  11 
a.m. 

Dysart,  James  Skinner,  211  High  street,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday,  12  noon;  100  Grass- 
market,  11  a.m. 

Earlston,  Tliomas  Kerr,  32  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 2  p.m. ;  A.  Simpson,  100  Grassmar- 
ket, Wednesday,  11  a.m. 
(East  Coast  Railways,  daily,  32  Grassmarket 
lEddleston,  Adam    Melrose,    32    Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon 


Elie,  Andrew  King,  211  High  street,  Monday  and 
Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Ettrick,  Andrew  Little,  32  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 1  p.m;  William  Grieve,  100  Grass- 
market,  Wednesday,  11  a.m. 

Fala,  Andrew  Lawrie,  32  Grassmarket,  Saturday, 
12  noon 

Falkirk,  William  Binnie,  100  Grassmarket,  daily, 
4  p.m. ;  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Falkland,  James  Skinner,  211  High  street, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon,  and  100 
Grassmarket,  11  a.m, 

Fisherrow,  Alexander  Cairns,  91  South  Back 
Canongate,  daily,  3  p.m.;  100  Grassmarket, 
daily,  1  p.m. ;  211  High  street,  daily,  3  p.m, 

Fisherstryst,  William  Niven,  32  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon;  Robert  Kay,  100  Grass- 
market,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  1  p.m.;  and 
T.  Elliot,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Forth  (West),  James  Scott,  32  Grassmarket, 
Monday,  1  p.m. 

Fushie  Bridge,  Andrew  Little,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday,  1  p.m. 

Garvald,  David  Rattray,  80  South  Back  Canon- 
gate,  Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Gifford,  James  Lidgate,  80  South  Back  Canon- 
gate,  Wednesday,  2  p.m. 

Gilmerton,  George  Brown,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  3  p.m. 

Gilmerton,  James  Borthwick,  20  Grassmarket, 
daily,  4  p.m. 

Glasgow  and  West  of  Scotland,  Edinburgh  and 
Glasgow  and  Caledonian  Railways,  goods 
received  daily  at  32  Grassmarket. 

Gordon  (West),  John  Frisken,  80  South  Back 
Canongate,  Monday,  8  p.m. 

Greenlaw  (Penicuik),  Thomas  Elliot,  32  Grass- 
market,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  2  p.m.; 
Robert  Kay,  100  Grassmarket,  Tuesday  and 
Friday,  2p.m.;  211  High  street,  11  a.m. 

Greenlaw  (Berwickshire),  Robert  Richardson,  100 
Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  12  noon 

Haddington,  J.  Reid,  80  South  Back  Canongate, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  2  p.m.;  32  Grass- 
market,  daily,  per  rail 

Hawick,  North  British  Railway,  goods  received 
at  32  Grassmarket,  daily 

Holylee,  James  Henderson,  32  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  2  p.m. 

House  of  Muir,  George  Brodie,  20  Grassmarketj 
Saturday,  2  p.m. ;  George  Graham,  20  Grass- 
market,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Howgate,  George  Stirling,  32  Grassmarket,  Satur- 
day, 12  noon;  James  Monfries,  32  Grass 
market,  Saturday,  12  noon 

Humble,  David  Pendrigh,  80  South  Back  Canon 
gate,  Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Innerleithen,  James  Henderson,  32  Grassmarket; 
Friday,  2  p.m. 

Innerwick,  John  Jenkins,  80  S.  B.  of  Canongate; 
Saturday,  2  p.m, 

Inveresk,  Alexander  Cairns,  211  High  street 
daily,  3  p.m.;  91  South  Back  Canongate 
daily,  3  p.m.;  100  Grassmarket,  1  p.m. 

Inverkeithing,  Joha  Lowden,  100  Grassmarket, 


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Friday,  9  a.m. ;  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grass- 
market,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  11  a.m. 

Jedburgh,  Thomas  Richardson,  32  Grassmarket, 
once  a  fortnight,  Tuesday,  1  p.m. 

Kelso,  A.  Simpson,  100  Grassmarket,  AYednes- 
day,  12  noon;  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Kennoway,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarke'^j 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  9  a.m.;  211  High 
street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon 

Kilconquhar,  Andrew  King,  211  High  street, 
Monday  and  Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Kincardine,  John  Lowden,  100  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  10  a.m. 

Kinghorn,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  11  a.m. ;  211 
High  street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
12  noon 

Kinglassie,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  11  a.m.;  211  High 
street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon 

Kingsbarns,  Andrew  King,  211  High  street, 
Monday  and  Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Kinross,  John  Robertson,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  11  a.m. ;  211  High 
street,  Tuesdaj  and  Friday,  12  noon 

Kirkcaldy,   James   Skinner,    100    Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and   Saturday,    11    a.m.;    211 
High  street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  j 
noon  ;  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Kirkhill,  Thomas  Elliot,  32  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday and  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Kirkliston,  John  Ross,  100  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 2  p.m. 

Kirknewton,  John  Porteous,  20  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon 

Lanark,  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail,  3  p.m. 

Largo,  Andrew  King,  211  High  street,  Monday 
and  Thursday,  3  p.m. 

Lasswade,  John  Tennent,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  1  p.m.;  George 
Brown,  211  High  street  and  32  Grassmar- 
ket, Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  3  p.m. 

Lauder,  A.  Simpson,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, 12  noon;  James  Brown,  20  Grassmar- 
ket, Saturday,  12  noon;  Robt.  Glendinning, 
32  Grassmarket,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Leadburn,  Wm.  Hill,  20  Grassmarket,  Saturday, 
1  p.m.;  J.  Monfries,  32  Grassmarket,  Sa- 
turday, 1  p.m. 

Leadhills,  A.  Nimmo,  32  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 3  p.m. 

Leeds,  daily,  32  Grassmarket 

Leslie  (Fife),  James  Skinner,  211  High  street, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon,  and  100 
Grassmarket,  11  a.m. 

Leven,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day and  Saturday,  11  a.m.;  211  High  street, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon 

Liberton  (West),  William  M'Morran,  32  Grass- 
market,  Tuesday,  1 1  a.m. 

Lilliesleaf,  James  Hendrie,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday,  once  a  fortnight,  2  p.m. 

Linlithgow,  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 
Linton    (East),  James  Black,   80   South   Back 
Canongate,  Thursday,  12  noon 


Linton  (West),  Archibald  Henderson,  20  Grass- 
market,  Wednesday,  1  p.m.;  Thomas  David- 
son, 20  Grassmarket  Saturday,  11  a.m. ; 
William  Henderson,  20  Grassmarket,  Fri- 
day, 2  p.m. ;  James  Eraser,  20  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  12  noon 

Livingston,  James  Auld,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  2  p.m. ;  James  White, 
Tuesday,  2  p.m. 

Loanhead,  George  Brown,  32  Grassmarket  and 
211  High  street,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday,  3  p.m.;  John  Tennent,  100 
Grassmarket,  Wednesday  and  Saturday, 
1  p.m. 

London,  and  all  parts  of  England,  daily,  32 
Grassmarket 

Longridge,  Thomas  Geddis,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  2  p.m. 

Manchester,  daily,  32  Grassmarket 

Markinch,  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  11  a.m.;  211  High 
street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon 

Melrose,  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Midcalder,  James  Auld,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  2  p.m.;  32  Grass- 
market,  daily,  per  rail 

Middleton,  A.  Little,  32  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, 12  noon 

Milnathort,  John  Robertson,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  11  a.m. ;  John  Robert- 
son, 211  High  street,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 
12  noon 

Monihive,  John  Dempster,  32  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, once  a  fortnight,  3  p.m. 

Muirkirk,  Robert  Smith,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day, 11  a.m. 

Musselburgh,  Alexander  Cairns,  91  South  Back 
Canongate,  daily,  3  p.m.;  211  High  street, 
daily,  3  p.m.;  100  Grassmarket,  daily,  1 
p.m. ;  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Muthill,  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, 9  a.m. 

Newbigging,  William  M'Morran,  32  Grassmar- 
ket, Tuesday,  11  a.m. ;  John  Brown,  Wed- 
nesday, 2  p.m. 

Newton-Stewart,  William  M'Lurg,  100  Grass- 
market,  Tuesday,  3  p.m. 

Newtown,  J.  Hendrie,  32  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, once  a  fortnight,  2  p.m. 

Nine-Mile-Burn,  George  Brodie,  20  Grassmarket, 

Saturday,  1  p.m. 
Oldhamstock,  John  Jenkins,  Saturday,  2  p.m., 

80  S.  B.  of  Canongate 
Ormiston,  George  Dickson,  80  South  Back  Canon- 
gate, Saturday,  2  p.m. 
Oxton,    Robert    Thomson,    100     Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  11  a.m.;  A.  Laurie,  32  Grassmar- 
ket, Saturday,   12  noon;  James  Brown,  20 
Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon 
Pathhead  (Fife),  James  Skinner,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday   and  Saturday,   11   a.m.;    211; 
High  street.  Wed.  and  Sat.,  12  noon 
Pathhead  (Dalkeith),  Jas.  Brown,  20  Grassmar- 
ket, Sat.  12  noon ;  Robt.  Thomson,  100  Grass-; 
market,  Saturdaj^,  11  a.m.;  A.  Lawrie,  32 


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Grassmarket,  Saturday,  12  noon;  John  Tod, 
211  High  street,  daily,  3  p.m. 

Peebles,  James  Henderson,  32  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  3  p.m. 

Pencaitland,  George  Dickson,  80  South  Back 
Canongate,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Penicuik,  Thomas  ^lliot,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  2  p.m. ;  Robert 
Kay,  100  Grassmarket,  Tuesday  and  Fri- 
day, 2  p.m.,  and  211  High  street,  11  a.m. 

Perth,  John  Robertson,  100  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day and  Friday,  11  a.m. ;  and  211  High 
street,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  12  noon;  32 
Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Portobello,  Alexander  Cairns,  91  South  Back 
Canongate, daily,  3  p.m.;  100  Grassmarket, 
daily,  1  p.m.;  211  High  Street, daily,  3  p.m. 

Prestonkirk,  James  Black,  80  South  Back  of 
Canongate,  Thursday,  12  noon 

Prestonpans,  Charles  Whitecross,  80  South  Back 
Canongate,  Saturday,  4  p.m. ;  32  Grass- 
market,  daily,  per  rail 

Queensferry,  Hugh  Gregor,  100  Grassmarket, 
"Wednesday  and  Saturday,  9  a.m. ;  John 
Lowden,  Friday,  9  a.m. 

Reston,  Robert  Guy,  20  Grassmarket,  Friday, 
11  a.m. 

Roberton,  John  White,  32  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, 2  p.m. 

Roman-bridge,  J.  Monfries,  32  Grassmarket, 
Saturday,  1  p.m. ;  Andrew  Niven,  32  Grass- 
market,  Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Roseberry,  John  Douglas,  32  Grassmarket,  Satur- 
day, 12  noon 

St  Boswell's,  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Salton  (East),  James  Lidgate,  80  South  Back 
Canongate,  Wednesday,  2  p.m. 

Salton,  Thomas  Shiels,  80  South  Back  Canon- 
gate, Saturday,  2  p.m. 

Samuelston,  Thomas  Brotherston,  80  South  Back 
Canongate,  Saturday,  1  p.m. 

Sanquhar,  A.  Nimmo,  32  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, 3  p.m. 

Selkirk,  per  rail,  daily,  32  Grassmarket ;  William 
Grieve,  100  Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  11 
a.m.;  William  Brydon,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday,  11  a.m. 

Skirling,  Alexander  Sinclair,  32  Grassmarket, 
Friday,  3  p.m. 

Stenton,  John  Amos,  80  South  Back  Canongate, 
Friday,  11  a.m. 

Stobo,  J.  Henderson,  32  Grassmkt.  Friday,  3  p.m. 

Stow,  Andrew  Little,  32  Grassmarket,  Wednes- 
day, 12  noon 

Stranraer,  William  M'Lurg,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesdaj',  3  p.m. 

Swinton,  Alex.  M'Kay,  100  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 2  p.m. 


Symington,  Andrew  Nevin,  32  Grassmarket,  Sa- 
turday, 1  p.m. 
Temple,  John  Douglas,  32  Grassmarket,  Satur- 
day, 12  noon 
Tennagham,  James  Black,  80  South  Back  Canon- 
gate, Thursday,  12  noon 

Thankerton,  Wm.  M'Morran,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  3  p.m. 

Thornhill  (South),  John  Dempster,  32  Grass- 
market,  Wednesday,  once  a  fortnight,  3  p.m. 

Thornton,  James  Skinner,  209  High  street, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon;  and  100 
Grassmarket,  11  a.m. 

Torphichen,  John  Geddes,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday  and  Friday,  2  p.m. 

Torryburn,   John    Lowden,    100    Grasstttarket, 

Friday,  11  a.m. 
Tranent,  Alexander  Watt,  100  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  3  p.m. ;  211  High 
Street,  Wednesday  and  Saturday,  3  p.m.; 
91  S.  B.  Canongate,  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day, 5  p.m. ;  32  Grassmarket,  daily,  per  rail 

Traquair,  James  Monfries,  32  Grassmarket,  Satur- 
day, 12  noon ;  James  Henderson,  32  Grass- 
market,  Friday,  2  p.m. 

Uphall,  J.  Cunningham,  32  Grassmarket,  Tues- 
day, 1  p.m.;  J.  Smith,  Friday,  12  noon,  32 
Grassmarket 

Wanlockhead,  A.  Nimmo,  32  Grassmarket, 
Wednesday,  3  p.m. 

Wemyss  (East),  James  Skinner,  211  High  street, 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  12  noon;  and  100 
Grassmarket,  11  a.m. 

Whitburn,  Thomas  Geddes,  32  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  3  p.m. 

Whithorn,  William  M'Lurg,  100  Grassmarket, 
Tuesday,  3  p.m. 

Whittingham,  John  Amos,  80  South  Back  Canon- 
gate, Friday,  12  noon 

Wigtown  (Galloway),  William  M'Lurg,  100  Grass- 
market,  Tuesday,  3  p.m. 

V/ishaw  (Town),  William  Ramsay,  100  Grass- 
market,  Monday  and  Thursdaj^  9  a.m. 

Wiston,  John  White,  32  Grassmarket,  Vfednes- 
day,  2  p.m. 

Yarrow,  William  Grieve,  100  Grassmarket,  Wed- 
nesday, 11  a.m.;  William  Brydon,  100 
Grassmarket,  Wednesday,  11  a.m. 


Goods,  parcels,  and  orders  received  at  32  Grass- 
market,  Edinburgh,  for  all  the  stations  on  the 
North  British,  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow,  Cale- 
donian, Edinburgh,  Perth,  and  Dundee,  and  Scot- 
tish Central  Eailway  Companies,  also  agent  for 
the  East  Coast  Railways,  (Great  Northern,  and 
North-Eastern.l 


468 


WEEKLY  MARKETS  I'Olt  CORN. 


WEEKLY  MARKETS  FOR  CORN,  &c. 


Aberdeen,  Friday 
Airdrie,  Tuesday 
Alloa,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
Alyth,  Tuesday 
Annan,  Thursday 
Anstruther,  E.,  Saturday 
Arbroath,  Saturday 
Auchterarder,  Saturday 
Auchtermuchty,  Monday 
Ayr,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
Ayton,  Thursday 
Banff,  Friday 
Bathgate,  Tuesday 
Beith,  Friday 
Bervie,  Wednesday 
Biggar,  Thursday 
Blairgowrie,  Wednesday 
Brechin,  Tuesday 
Callander,  Thursday 
Campbelton,  Thursday 
Castle-Douglas,  Monday 
Coldstream,  Thursday 
Colinsburgh,  Thursday 
Coupar- Angus,  Thursday 
Crieff,  Thursday 
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 
Duukeld,  Saturday 
Dunse,  Tuesday 
Edinburgh,  Wednesday 
Elgin,  Friday 
Eyemouth,  Thursday 
Falkirk,  Thursday  and  Saturday 
Fordoun,  Monday 
Forfar,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
Forres,  Wednesday  and  Friday 
Fortrose,  Friday 
Fraserburgh,  Friday 
Galashiels,  Tuesday  i 
Galston,  Wednesday 
Gatehouse,  Saturday 
Girvan,  Monday 
Glasgow,  Wednesday 
Grantown,  Friday 
Greenloaning,  Tuesdayj 


Greenock,  Friday 

Haddington,  Friday 

Hamilton,  Friday 

Hawick,  Thursday 

Huntly,  Thursday 

Inverkeithing,  Monday 

Inverness,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

Irvine,  Monday,  Tuesday,  and  Saturday 

Jedburgh,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

Keith,  Wednesday  and  Friday 

Kelso,  Friday 

Kilmarnock,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

Kinross,  Wednesday 

Kirkcaldy,  Saturday 

Kirkcudbright,  Friday 

Kirriemuir,  Friday 

Lanark,  Tuesday  and  Saturday 

Langholm,  Wednesday 

Largo,  Thursday 

Laurencekirk,  Monday 

Leith,  Wednesday 

Linlithgow,  Friday 

Linton,  East,  Monday 

Lockerby,  Thursday 

Maybole,  Thursday 

Melrose,  Monday 

Milnathort,  Wednesday 

Montrose,  Friday 

Nairn,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Friday 

Newburgh  (Fife),  Tuesday 

Newton-Stewart,  Friday 

North  Berwick,  Monday 

Old  Meldrum,  Saturday 

Paisley,  Thursday 

Peebles,  Tuesday 

Perth,  Friday 

Peterhead,  Friday 

Port-Glasgow,  Friday 

Renfrew,  Saturday 

Rothesay,  Wednesday 

St  Andrews,  Monday 

Selkirk,  Wednesday 

Stewarton,  Thursday 

Stirling,  Friday 

Stonehaven,  Thursday 

Stranraer,  Friday 

Strathaven,  Thursday 

Stromness,  Wednesday 

Tain,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

Thurso,  Friday 

Whithorn,  Thursday 

Wick,  Friday 

Wigtown,  Saturday 

Wishaw,  Saturday 


I 


NEWSPAPERS  IN  SCOTLAND. 


469 


NEWSPAPERS  IN  SCOTLAND.  '  ^ 

NOTB. — The  Newspapers  marked  a  are  received  at  the  Inland  Revenue  Office.  The 
Newspapers  marked  6  may  be  puUiihed,  but  they  are  not  received  at  the  Inland 
Revenue  Office. 


Abbedebn. 
aAberdeen  Free  Press,  Friday 
oAberdeen  Herald,  Saturday 
aAberdeen  Journal,  Wednesday 
aAberdeen,  Banff,  &c.,  People's  Journal, 

Saturday. 
aNorthem  Advertiser,  Tuesday 
aNorthem  Telegraphic  News,  Tuesday 

and  Thursday 

AlKDKIE. 

aAirdrie  Advertiser,  Saturday 
JAirdrie  Star,  Friday 

Alloa. 
aAUoa  Advertiser,  Saturday 
aAUoa  Journal,  Saturday 
Annan. 
5Annan  Observer,  Weekly 
Ansteuthbr. 
6East  of  Fife  Record,  Saturday 

Aebeoath. 
aArbroath  Guide,  Saturday 
^Saturday  Evening  Guide,  Saturday 

Aedeossan. 
aHerald,  Saturday 
aAyrshire  Weekly  News,  Saturday 

Ate. 
aAyr  Advertiser,  Thursday 
aAyr  Observer,  Tuesday 
aAyrshire  Express,  Saturday 

Banff. 
aBanffshire  Journal,  Tuesday 

Bakehead. 
iBarrhead  Observer,  Saturday 

Bathgate. 
ftBathgate  Times,  Saturday 

Beewick-on-Tweed. 
^Berwick  Advertiser,  Saturday 
^Berwick  Warder,  Friday 
^Berwick  Journal,  Saturday 
Blaiegov?eie. 
aAdvertiser,  Saturday 

Brechin, 
aBrechin  Advertiser,  Tuesday 

Campbelton. 
oArgyleshire  Herald,  Friday 
^Western  Times,  Saturday 

Castle-Douglas. 
aKirkcudbright  Advertiser,  Friday 

Ceieff. 
aCrieff  Journal,  Saturday 
aStrathearn  Herald,  Saturday 

Cupar-Fife 
aFife  Herald,  Thursday 
aFifeshire  Journal,  Thursday 


Dalkeith. 

^Advertiser  [Fortnightly]  (Pollock's), 
Thursday 

JDalkeith  [Monthly]  Advertiser  (Lyle's) 
1st  Wednesday 

SDalkeith  [Monthly]  Advertiser  (Jor- 
dan's), 3d  Wednesday 

DUMBAETON, 

aDumbarton  Herald,  Thursday 
aSatnrday  Dumbarton  Herald,  Saturday. 

DUMFEIBS. 

aDumfries  Courier,  Tuesday 
aDamfriesshire   and   Galloway  Herald 

and  Register,  Friday 
aDumfries    and     Galloway    Standard, 

Wednesday 
JDumfries  and  Galloway  Bulletin  and 

Advertiser,  Saturday 

Dundee. 
aDundee  Advertiser,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
aDundee  Courier  and  Argus,  daily 
aDundee  Advertiser,  daily 
aDundee,  Perth,  Forfar,  and  Fife  People's 

Journal,  Saturday 
aDundee  Weekly  News  and  Telegraph, 

Saturday 
aNorthem  Warder,  Tuesday  and  Friday 

DUNFEEMLINE. 

JDunfermline  Advertiser,  monthly 
aDunfermline  Press,  Wednesday 
aSaturday  Press,  Saturday 

Edinburgh. 
aCaledonian  Mercury,  daily 
aDaily  Review,  daily 
aEdinburgh  Evening  Courant,  daily 
aEdinburgh  Evening  Courant,  Tuesday 

and  Friday 
aEdinburgh  Gazette,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
aLadies'  Own  Journal,  Saturday 
aNorth  British  Advertiser,  Saturday 
aNorth  British  Agriculturist,  Wednesday 
aNorth  Briton,  Wednesday  and  Saturday 
aScotsman,  daily 
aScotsman,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
aScottish  Advertiser,  Wednesday 
aScottish  Ecclesiastical  Journal,  monthly 
aScottish  Farmer,  Wednesday 
aWeekly  Herald  and  Mercury,  Saturday 
aEdinburgh  Weekly  Review,  Saturday 
aWeekly  Scotsman,  Saturday 

Elgin, 
aElgin  Courant,  Friday 
aElgin  Courier,  Friday 
aElgin  and  Morayshire  Advertiser,  Wed- 


NEWSPAPERS  IN  SCOTLAND. 


Palkibk. 
aPalkirk  Herald,  Tuesday  and  Thursday 
aSaturday  Falkirk  Herald,  Saturday 
SPalkirk  Advertiser,  Thursday  and  Saturday 
ffiPalkirk  Journal,  Saturday 

POERES. 

aPorres,  Elgin,  and  Nairn  Gazette,  Wed- 
nesday 

Pbasbbbukgh. 
ffiAdvertiser,  Friday 

Galashiels. 
«Border  Advertiser,  Friday 
aBorder  Beacon,  Saturday 
Glasgow. 
aBritish  Friend,  monthly 
aChristian  News,  Saturdaj' 
ftEdmiston  &  Mitchell's  Timber  Circular, 

monthly 
foPorsyth's  Glasgow  Advertiser,  fortnightly 
^General  Advertiser  for  Scotland,  Wednesday 
fi-Glasgow  Citizen,  Saturday 
aGlasgow  Courier,  Thursday 
aGlasgow  Examiner,  Saturday 
aGlasgow  Free  Press,  Saturday 
^Glasgow  Gazette,  Saturday 
aGlasgow  Herald,  daily 
aGlasgow  Mercantile  Advertiser,  Tuesday 
aGlasgow  Morning  Journal,  daily 
aGlasgow  Times,  Wednesday 
aNorth  British  Daily  Mail,  daily 
aPenny  Post,  Saturday 
6Property  Circular,  Tuesday 
aSaturday  Post,  and  Paisley  and  Eenfrew- 

shire  Reformer,  Saturday 
aScottish  Banner,  Saturday 
aGlasgow  Sentinel,  Saturday 
aWeekly  Journal  of  Scottish  Temperance 

League,  Saturday 
aWeekly  Mail,  Saturday 

Geeenock. 
aGreenock  Advertiser,  Tuesday,  Thursday, 

and  Saturday 
aGreenock  Herald,  Wednesday  ^nd  Friday 
aGreenock  Telegraph,  Saturday 

Haddington. 
6East  Lothian  Monthly  Advertiser^{Allan's) 

'2d  Friday 
aHaddingtonshire  Courier,  Friday 
^Haddingtonshire   Monthly  Advertiser 
(Neill's),  last  Friday 
Hamilton. 
aHamilton  Advertiser,  Saturday 

Hawick. 
aHawiek  xidvertiser  and  Roxburghshire 
Gazette,  Saturday 

Inveegoedon. 
aluvergordon  Times,  Wednesday 

Inveeness. 
ainverness  Advertiser,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
alnverness  Courier,  Thursday 
aSaturday  Advertiser,  Saturday 
aHighland  Sentinel,  Friday 

Jedburgh. 
aThe  Teviotdale  Record,  Saturday 


Kelso. 
aKelso  Chronicle,  Friday 
aKelso  Mail,  Monday  and  Thursday 
aKelao  AVeekly  Express,  Friday 

Kilmarnock. 
aKilmamock  Weekly  Post,  Saturday 

Kinross. 
aKinross-shire  Advertiser,  Saturday 

Kirkcaldy. 
aPife   Circular  of  Advertisements, 

Saturday 
aPifeshire  Advertiser,  Saturday 

Kirkwall. 
^Orcadian,  Saturday 
aOrkney  Herald,  Tuesday 
Langholm. 
aEskdale  Advertiser,  fortnightly 

Leith. 
aBurghs'  Reformer,  Saturday 
6Leith  Commercial  List,  Tuesday  and  Friday 
aLeith  Herald,  Saturday 
JBerry  &  Co.'s  Market  Report,  Wednesday 

Moffat. 
6MofiFat  Times,  Saturday 

Montrose. 
aMontrose  Review,  Friday 
aMontrose  Standard,  Friday 

Nairn. 
aNairnshire  Telegraph,  Wednesday 

Paisley. 
aPaisley  Herald,  Saturday 
aRenfrewshire  Independent,  Saturday 
^Renfrewshire  Reformer,  Saturday 

Peebles. 
aPeebles  Advertiser,  Saturday 

Perth. 
aPerthshire  Advertiser,  Thursday 
aPerthshire  Courier,  Tuesday 
aPerthshire  Journal  and  Constitutional, 
Thursday 

Peterhead. 
aSentinel,  Friday 
aBuchan  Observer,  Friday 

Poetsoy.  ' 

SBanffshire  Reporter,  Saturday 

Rothesay. 
[  aButeman,  Saturday 

Selkirk. 
aSouthern  Reporter,  Thursday 

Stirling. 
aBritish  Messenger,  monthly 
aStirling  Journal,  Friday 
aStirling  Observer,  Thursday 
^Stirling  Reporter,  Saturday 
SStirling  &  Bridge  of  Allan  News,  Saturday 
6The  Workman's  Friend,  Saturday 

Stonehaven. 
aStonehaven  Journal,  Thursday 

Stranraer 
aGalloway  Advertiser,  Thursday 
aGalloway  Post,  Saturday 

Wick. 
rtJohn  o'Groat  Journal,  Thursday 
aNorthern  Ensign,  Thursday 


CONVEYANCE  DIRECTORY.  471 


HACKNEY  CAEEIAGES  IN  EDINBURGH, 

FABES  BY  DISTANCE. 

1st,  The  distance  to  which  any  Hackney  Carriage  may  be  driven  under  these  Bye  Laws,  shall  be 
seven  miles  from  the  Cross  of  Edinburgh. 

2d,  When  a  Party  not  exceeding  two  grown-up  persons,  and  without  any  luggage  other  than  a 
carpet  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  sixpence  for  waiting, 

N.B. — This  rule  shall  not  apply  to  Fares  from  Railway  Stations. 

3d,  Excepting  the  Sixpenny  Fare,  the  Fares  by  distance  shall  be  shewn  in  the  annexed  Table  of 
Fares.  The  charges  in  the  Table  shall  include  going  from  the  Stance  or  Stable  to  the  Hirer's  Resi- 
dence, and  waiting  ten  minutes.  But  if  the  Carriage  be  detained,  before  starting,  more  than  ten 
minutes,  a  charge  of  waiting  at  the  rate  of  6d.  for  each  quarter  of  an  hour,  or  part  thereof,  after  the 
expiry  of  the  ten  minutes,  siiall  be  allowed,  and  if  the  place  where  the  Hirer  is  to  be  taken  up  be 
beyond  half  a  mile  from  the  Stance  or  Stable  whence  the  Carriage  is  taken,  there  shall  be  a  charge 
of  Sixpence  for  such  distance. 

4th,  When  any  place  is  not  mentioned  in  the  Table,  the  Fare  shall  be  the  same  as  that  to  any  place 
mentioned  which  may  be  in  the  immediate  vicinity. 

5th,  When  the  Fare  of  any  particular  place  not  mentioned  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  Sixpence  for  every  additional  half-mile  or  part  thei'cof 

6th,  Half  Fare  returning  with  the  party,  excepting  the  half-mile  drive. 

7th,  When  parties  return,  (which  they  shall  have  the  option  of  doing,)  and  the  Fare  going  is  Is., 
the  Carnage  shall  wait  ten  minutes  without  any  charge  for  waiting;  when  Is.  6d.,  fifteen  minutes; 
when  2s.,  and  upwards,  twenty  minutes.  If  the  Carriage  be  detained  longer,  a  charge  shall  be 
allowed  for  waiting,  at  tlie  rate  of  6d.  for  every  twenty  minutes,  or  part  thereof,  commencing  at  the 
periods  when  the  free  waiting  expires. 

8th,  AVhen  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  7th, 

FARES  BY  TIME. 

It  shall  be  in  the  option  of  the  Hii'cr  to  employ  a  Carriage  within  the  Municipal  Bounds  by  time, 
for  bona  fide  Shopping,  making  Calls,  and  the  like,  where  the  driving  is  not  continuous.  The 
charge  in  such  cases  shall  be  Is.  for  the  first  half-bom",  and  6d.  for  every  additional  quarter  of  an 
hour. 

For  an  Airing  into  tlie  Coimtry  within  seven  miles  from  the  Cross  of  Edinburgh,  and  returning 
either  by  the  same  or  a  different  road,  the  rate  shall  be  sixpence  for  every  ten  minutes,  or  3s.  per 
hour.  A  drive  round  the  Queen's  Drive  shall  be  considered  an  Airing.  Unless  the  Hirer  wishes  a 
slower  pace,  the  rate  of  driving  when  out  an  Airing  shall  be  at  least  six  miles  an  hour  ;  and  in  the 
event  of  the  driving  being  at  a  slower  pace  than  six  miles  an  hour,  contrary  to  the  wish  of  the  Hirer, 
it  shall  be  optional  for  the  Hirer  to  pay  the  fare  in  the  proportion  of  3s.  for  every  six  miles  so  tra- 
velled. 

WHETHER  THE  FARES  ARE  BY  DISTANCE  OR  BY  TIME. 

1st,  The  Hirer  pays  Tolls. 

2d,  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  additional  charge  for  one  child  above  Six  to  Twelve  or  children  under  Six  years. 

3d,  From  Twelve  at  Night  till  Seven  Morning,  double  Fare. 

4th,  The  above  Fares  are  for  One-Horse  Carriages,  and  there  shall  be  no  additional  charge  when 
two  horses  are  used. 

5th,  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. 

LUGGAG-E. 

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. 


CONVEYANCE   DIRECTORY. 


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482  EATES  OF  PORTERAGE,  ETC. 


KEGULATIONS  FOR  THE  PUBLIC  CARTERS  OF 
EDINBURGH. 

SECTION  OF  THE  EDINBUEGH  POLICE  ACT  RELATIVE  TO  PUBLIC  CARTERS. 

Sec.  243.  "  And  be  it  enacted,  That  no  person  shall  be  entitled  to  act  as  a  Chairman, 
Pubhc  Carter,  Porter,  Chimney-Sweeper,  or  Carrier  of  Coals,  for  hire,  within  the  hmits  of 
this  Act,  until  he  is  licensed  to  act  in  either  of  these  capacities  by  the  Magistrates,  who 
shall  cause  a  Register  of  such  persons  to  be  kept,  and,  if  they  see  cause,  exact  security  for 
their  honesty  and  good  conduct ;  and  such  persons,  when  so  hcensed,  shall  be  subject  to 
such  Regulations  as  the  Magistrates  may  make  as  conditions  of  such  hcence,  or  otherwise 
for  their  government,  and  for  the  regulation  of  the  stands  or  places  such  XDersons  shall 
occupy  with  their  carts,  barrows,  utensils,  or  implements,  under  such  penalties,  not  ex- 
ceeding Forty  Shilhngs,  as  the  Magistrates  may  fix ;  and  any  person  acting  in  any  of  the 
said  capacities  without  having  such  licence,  or  after  such  licence  is  recalled  or  suspended, 
which  the  Magistrates  are  hereby  authorised  to  do  at  pleasure,  shall  be  subject  to  a  penalty, 
not  exceeding  Forty  Shillings,  for  each  offence." 

"  At  Edinburgh,  the  First  Day  of  January, 
"  One  Thousand  Eight  Hundred  and  Forty-nine  Years. 

"  Which  day  the  Magistrates  of  the  City  of  Edinburgh  being  assembled,  did,  and  do  hereby,  in  virtue 
of  the  243d  section  of  the  Edinburgh  Police  Act,  1848,  enact  and  ordain  the  following  Regulations  for  tlie 
Public  Garters  of  Edinburgh,  acting  as  such  mthia  the  limits  of  the  said  Act. 

"  W.  JoHHSTON,  Lord  Provost. 
"  John  Melville,  B. 
"  J.  H.  Stott,  B. 
"  And.  Tait,  B. 
"  Wm.  Tunis,  B." 


REGULATIONS  AND  FARES. 

1.  No  person  shall  be  permitted  to  act  as  a  Pubhc  Carter  within  the  limits  of  the  said 
Act,  unless  such  person  shall  have  been  licensed  by  the  Magistrates ;  and  each  person 
receiving  hcence  as  a  Pubhc  Carter  shall  accept  it  on  the  condition  that  he  shall  observe 
these  Regulations,  and  any  others  the  Magistrates  may  from  time  to  time  enact.  Every 
person  so  hcensed  shall  wear  a  Badge,  with  his  name  thereon,  on  the  breast  of  his  outer 
garment ;  and  no  person  receiving  such  Badge  shall  transfer  or  lend  it  to  another. 

2.  Before  receiving  such  licence,  he  shall  produce  a  certificate  of  his  good  character,  and 
shall  also  find  caution  acted  in  the  Burgh  Court  Books  for  his  good  behaviour,  honesty, 
and  intromissions,  and  to  observe  and  obey  these  Regulations,  or  any  others  the  Magistrates 
may  think  proper  to  make  for  regulating  Carters,  under  the  penalty  of  Forty  Shilhngs, 
attour  performance  ;  and  when  his  cautioner  dies,  or  leaves  the  city,  the  Carter  shall  give 
intimation  thereof  to  the  Depute  City  Clerk,  and  find  another  cautioner. 

3.  Each  Carter  shaU  have  a  sufficient  horse,  cart,  and  furniture,  with  his  name  and 
number  distinctly  painted  or  fixed  on  the  side  of  the  cart,  and  shall  be  provided  with  a 
tarpauhn  or  covering,  to  be  used  as  occasion  may  require,  to  cover  goods  upon  his  cart,  and 
such  tarpauhn  or  covering  shall  be  at  least  twelve  feet  square,  and  shall  have  the  name  of 
the  owner  distinctly  painted  thereon. 

4.  Every  Carter  shall  serve  the  lieges  with  fidelity  and  discretion,  and  shall  not,  under  any 
pretence  whatever,  refuse  employment  when  otherwise  not  actually  engaged  or  employed ; 
and  if  any  Carter  shall  plead  a  prior  engagement  at  other  work,  he  shall  state  the  nature 
thereof,  and  give  his  employer's  name,  if  required 


RATES  OF  PORTERAGE,  ETC.  483 


5.  There  shall  be  a  stand  for  Carts  in  the  Lawnmarket,  and  another  in  the  Grassmarket, 
and  at  such  other  places  as  the  Magistrates  may  from  time  to  time  appoint. 

6.  Every  Carter  shall  conduct  himself  in  a  proper,  civil,  and  decorous  manner  at  aU 
times ;  and  shall,  v^hen  required,  produce  and  shew  these  Regulations  and  his  Badge  to  any 
party  requiring  them  so  to  do,  under  the  penalty  of  forfeiting  his  hire,  and  such  other 
penalties  as  the  Magistrates  may  inflict. 

7.  No  Carter  shall,  upon  any  pretence  whatever,  act  as  a  Carrier  of  Coals  for  hire,  or  in 
any  way  interfere  with  the  carriage  thereof,  or  hire  paid  therefor.  He  shall  employ  at  least 
two  Porters  to  carry  in  the  Coals,  and  shall  abide  by  his  cart  while  the  Coals  are  being 
delivered. 

8.  When  it  is  necessary  to  press  carts  for  Her  Majesty's  service,  or  for  the  service  of  the 
Pubhc,  upon  any  emergency,  any  Carter,  hcensed  as  aforesaid,  who  shall  resist  such  impress- 
ment, or  shall  throw  any  obstacle  in  the  way  thereof,  shall,  upon  conviction,  be  deprived  of 
his  licence,  besides  being  hable  to  such  other  penalty  as  the  Magistrates  may  impose. 

9.  The  Fares  shall  be  charged  in  terms  of  the  annexed  Table,  and  any  party  shall  be 
entitled  to  withhold  payment  of  a  fare  when  the  Carter  shall  fail  to  produce  his  Eegulations 
and  Badge. 

10.  The  City  Officers  and  Constables  of  Pohce  are  authorised  and  enjoined  to  see  these 
Eegulations  enforced,  and  aU  complaints  arising  out  of  any  breach  thereof  shall  proceed,  at 
i  the  instance  of  the  Procurator  Fiscal  of  the  City,  before  the  Magistrates. 


TABLE  OF  FARES. 

COALS.  g.    d. 

Cartage  of  each  Ton  of  Coals  delivered  within  the  Toll-bars,  from  any  of  the  Coal 
Depots  within  the  City  or  Suburbs, 1    0 

FURNITURE,  ETC. 

The  Cartage  to  be  regulated  by  the  agreement  of  parties ;  but  any  breach  of  such 
agreement  will  be  pimished  as  a  contravention  of  these  Regulations. 

When  a  Cart  is  engaged,  the  party  hiring  and  failing  to  make  use  of  it  shall  pay  of 
back  hire 10 

And  for  every  half  hour  the  Cart  is  detained  beyond  the  time  fixed  for  the  hire    .    0    6 

The  Cartage  of  any  of  the  following  or  similar  articles  from  one  place  to  another, 
within  the  limits  of  the  Police  Act,  shall  be — 

For  a  Hogshead  of  Sugar, 1     6 

For  a  Puncheon  of  Whisky, 16 

For  a  Hogshead  of       do. 10 

Each  Cart-load  of  Wood, 3    0 

^ote. — Carters  are  not  obliged  to  place  Casks  dehvered  at  the  door  in  Shops,  Cellars,  or 
other  places,  without  extra  allowance,  as  the  parties  may  agree  upon,  and  at  the  risk  of  the 
party  to  whom  the  goods  are  dehvered. 


484  REGULATIONS  FOE  THE  CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS  OP  EDINBURGH. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS  , 

OF  EDINBURGH. 

SECTION  OF  THE  EDINBUEGH  POLICE  ACT  RELATIVE  TO 
CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS. 

Sec.  243.  "  And  be  it  enacted,  That  no  person  shall  be  entitled  to  act  as  a  Chairman, 
Public  Carter,  Porter,  Chimney-S weeper,  or  Carrier  of  Coals,  for  hire,  within  the  limits  oil 
this  Act,  until  he  is  licensed  to  act  in  either  of  these  capacities  by  the  Magistrates,  whoc 
shall  cause  a  Register  of  such  persons  to  be  kept,  and,  if  they  see  cause,  exact  security  for 
their  honesty  and  good  conduct ;  and  such  persons,  when  so  licensed,  shall  be  subject  toe 
such  Regulations  as  the  Magistrates  may  make  as  conditions  of  such  licence,  or  otherwisst 
for  their  government,  and  for  the  regulation  of  the  stands  or  places  such  persons  shalll 
occupy,  with  their  carts,  barrows,  utensils,  or  implements,  under  such  penalties,  not  exceed-1 
ing  Forty  ShiUings,  as  the  Magistrates  may  fix  ;  and  any  person  acting  in  any  of  the  saidi 
capacities  without  having  such  licence,  or  after  such  licence  is  recalled  or  suspended,  whichi 
the  Magistrates  are  hereby  authorised  to  do  at  pleasure,  shall  be  subject  to  a  penalty,  not 
exceeding  Forty  Shillings,  for  each  offence." 


"At  Edinburgli,  the  First  Day  of  January, 
"One  Thousand  Eight  Hundred  and  Forty-nine  years. 
"  Which  day  the  Magistrates  of  the  City  of  Edinburgh  being  assembled,  did,  and  do  hereby,  in  virtue 
of  the  243d  section  of  the  Edinburgh  Police  Act,  1848,  enact  and  ordain  the  following  Bye-laws  for  regulat- 
ing the  Chimney-Sweepers  of  Edinburgh,  acting  as  such  within  the  limits  of  the  said  Act. 

"  W.  Johnston,  Lord  Provost. 
"  John  Melville,  B. 
"J.  H.  Stott,  5. 
*?  And.  Tait,  B. 
"  Wm.  Tullis,  £." 

BYE-LAWS  AND  FAEES. 

1.  No  person  shall  be  permitted  to  act  as  a  Chimney-Sweeper  within  the  limits  of  the 
said  Act,  unless  such  person  shall  have  been  licensed  by  the  Magistrates,  either  by  directly 
holding  a  Badge  from  them,  or  from  a  Master  Chimney-Sweeper  licensed  by  them ;  and 
each  person  receiving  a  Badge  as  a  Chimney-Sweeper  shall  accept  it  on  the  condition  that 
he  shall  observe  these  Regulations,  and  any  others  the  Magistrates  may  from  time  to  time 
enact. 

2.  Before  receiving  such  licence,  he  shall  (if  required)  produce  a  certificate  of  his  good 
character,  and  shall  also  find  caution  acted  in  the  Burgh  Court  Books  for  his  good  behaviour, 
honesty,  and  intromissions,  and  to  observe  and  obey  these  Regulations,  or  any  others  the 
Magistrates  may  think  proper  to  make  for  regulating  Chimney-Sweepers,  under  the  penalty 
of  Forty  ShiUings,  attour  performance  ;  and  when  his  cautioner  dies,  or  leaves  Edinburgh, 
the  Chimney-Sweeper  shaU.  give  intimation  thereof  to  the  Depute  City  Clerk,  and  find 
another  cautioner.  , 

3.  Each  Master  shall  receive  a  Badge  for  himself,  and  one,  bearing  his  name,  for  each  of 
the  men  in  his  employment,  for  whom  he  shall  be  responsible,  and  shall  produce  when 
required  to  answer  to  any  complaint  which  may  be  brought  against  him  for  a  contravention 
of  these  Regulations ;  and  failing  his  producing  the  man,  the  complaint  shall  proceed 
against  the  Master.  Any  Chimney-Sweeper  holding  a  Badge  from  a  Master  after  leaving  or 
being  dismissed  from  his  service,  and  refusing  or  delaying  to  deUver  the  same  when  required) 
shaU  be  liable  in  a  penalty  of  Forty  ShiUings.  i 

4.  When  a  chimney  takes  fire,  only  the  two  Chimney-Sweepers  with  Badges  first  present 
wiU  be  entitled  to  enter  the  premises  for  the  purpose  of  extinguishing  the  fire,  unless  others-' 
are  specially  caUed  by  the  occupiers,  or  by  the  Pohce,  to  assist ;  and  no  Chimney-Sweeper 
will  be  entitled  to  refuse  his  assistance  in  extinguishing  fires  when  called  for. 

5.  Chimney-Sweepers  failing  or  refusing  to  shew  their  Badge  when  demanded  may  be 
denied  admittance  to  any  house,  the  chimney  of  which  is  on  fire  ;  and  tio  person  shall 
refuse  admittance  to  the  first  two  licensed  Chimney-Sweepers  who  may  present  themselves, 
or  to  any  others  who  may  be  required,  whether  Firemen  or  Chimnej-Sweepers,  for  the 
purpose  of  extinguishing  a  chimney  on  fire  in  the  premises. 


REQULATIOHS  FOB  THE  CHIMHEY-SWEEPERg  OF  EDiNStJEGa.         485 

6.  Chimney-Sweepers  wilfully  injuring  or  destroying  chimney-stalks  or  cans,  or  grates, 
■will  be  liable  in  the  penalty  in  the  foresaid  Act,  and  also  in  reparation  and  restitution  of 
the  property  destroyed. 

7.  No  licensed  Chimney-Sweeper  shall  be  entitled  to  refuse  an  engagement  to  sweep  a 
chimney  or  chimneys  when  required. 

8  Each  Chimney-Sweeper  shall  wear  his  Badge  on  the  breast  of  his  outer  garment,  and 
shall  always  be  provided  with  ropes,  besoms,  brushes,  ladders,  bags,  and  all  other  imple- 
ments necessary  for  sweeping  chimneys  and  extinguishing  fires.  He  shall  be  ready  on  all 
occasions  to  serve  the  inhabitants  ;  and  shall  always  conduct  himself  in  a  civil  and  decorous 
manner.  He  shall  also  be  provided  with  a  copy  of  these  Eegulations,  and  shall  shew  the 
same  and  his  Badge  when  and  by  whomsoever  required.  No  Chimney-Sweeper  shall 
transfer  or  lend  his  Badge  to  another. 

9.  AU  fares  shall  be  charged  according  to  the  annexed  Table  ;  and  any  person  committing 
any  breach  thereof,  or  of  these  Eegulations,  shall  be  subject  to  a  penalty  not  exceeding 
Forty  Shillings,  besides  deprivation  or  suspension  of  licence, 

10.  The  City  Officers  and  Constables  of  Pohce  are  authorised  and  enjoined  to  see  these 
Eegulations  enforced,  and  all  complaints  arising  out  of  any  breach  thereof  shall  proceed,  at 
the  instance  of  the  Procurator  Fiscal  of  the  City,  before  the  Magistrates. 


TABLE  OF  EATES  FOR  CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS, 


1,  KITCHEN  VENTS,                  S.  d. 

For  Sweeping  a  Kitchen  Vent,  .  1  0 
With  Smoke  Jack,  Hob  Plate,  and  Oven,  2  6 
With  Hot  Plate  and  Oven  only,  .  1  6 
With  either  Hot  Plate  or  Oven,  .  1  3 
Kitchen  Vents  on  third  flats  and  up- 
wards,           0  9 

iWashing-house  Boilers,  Flues,  &c.,  with 

I     cleaning  doors,    .         ,         ,         .          2  6 

'  2.   ROOM  VENTS. 

With  Eegister  or  Kinnaird  Grates,  in 
first  or  second  flats,    ...  10 


With  Common  Grates,  ...         0 
With  Eegister  or  Kinnaird  Grates,  on 

third  flats  and  upwards,      .        ,         0 
With  Common  Grates  on  ditto,     .         0 
Poor  persons  with  only  one  fireplace,      0 
When  two  or  more  Vents  are  swept  at 
the  same  time,  on  first   or  second 
flats,  for  the  first,  whether  Eoom  or 
Kitchen,      .....  1 

Every  other,    ....         0 


JVote. — These  charges  not  to  affect  the  fares  under  the  first  head ; — the  fares  under  the 
;econd  head  to  include  the  trouble  in  removing  and  replacing  the  grate,  which  must  be 
lone  carefully. 


3,  SHOP,  WAREHOUSE,  BANK,  OR  PUBLIC 

OFFICE  VEklS.  S.     d. 

'or    Sweeping    each    Venfc    upon    the 
ground  flat,  ....  10 

In  first  flat  or  upwards,  for  the  first 

Vent, 10 

Every  other,    ....         09 


4,  FOUL  CHIMNEYS,  S,     d. 

Extinguishing  and  Sweeping  a  Foul 
Chimney,  besides  paying  for  such 
materials  as  may  be  destroyed  in 
extinguishing,      ....  50 

The  Magistrate  before  whom  any  case  in  dispute  is  brought 
may,  if  he  see  cause,  allow  a  smaller  sum  than  the  charge 
under  this  head. 


JVote. — Extra  work  required  to  be  done  in  Sweeping  any  Vent,  to  be  paid  according  to 
'he  agreement  of  parties,  or  as  may  be  decided  by  the  Master  of  Fire  Engines  or  other 
.'|)arty,  to  whom  any  dispute  may  be  referred. 

In  order  to  prevent  as  much  as  possible  Chimneys  taking  fire,  the  Magistrates  recom- 

end  to  the  inhabitants  to  get  their  Chimneys  swept  every  six  weeks,  and  not  to  employ 
r  admit  to  their  houses,  or  to  the  roof  thereof,  any  Chimney-Sweeper  not  having  a  Badge, 
V  who  refuses  to  produce  the  same  when  demanded. 

The  Magistrates  also  recommend  to  the  inhabitants  to  keep  properly  secured  the  Hatch- 
/ay  or  other  access  to  the  roofs  of  their  houses,  and  not  to  entrust  the  key  thereof  to  any 
/himney-Sweeper  who  has  not  a  Badge,  in  order  to  prevent  theft  and  destruction  to  pro- 
lerty. 


486  PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


PARLIAMENTARY   DIRECTORY. 


THE  HOYAL  FAMILY. 

Her  Majesty,  ALEXANDRINA  VICTORIA,  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  ) 
Ireland  Queen,  Defender  of  the  Faith;  horn  May  24th,  1819,  succeeded  to  the  Throne,  20th 
June  1837,  on  the  death  of  her  uncle,  King  William  IV. ;  crowned,  28th  June  1838 ;  and  married, 
February  10th,  1840,  to  the  late  Field-Marshal  his  Royal  Highness  Francis  Albert  Augustus 
Charles  Emanuel,  Prince  Consort,  Duke  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,  lorri,  26th  August  1819 ;  died,  14th 
December  1861.  Her  Majesty  is  the  only  child  of  his  late  Royal  Highness  Edward,  Duke  of  Kent, 
fourth  Son  of  King  George  III. 

Her  Royal  Highness  VICTORIA  Adelaide  Mary  Louisa,  Princess-Royal,  l.  21st  November 
1840 ;  wi.,  25th  January  1858,  to  His  Royal  Highness  the  Crown  Prince  of  Prussia,  K.G.,  (only  son 
of  the  King  of  Prussia,)  and  has  issue  His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Frederick  William  Victor  Albert, 
Her  Royal  Highness  Princess  Victoria  Elizabeth  Augusta  Charlotte  of  Pnissia,  and  His  Royal 
Highness  Prince  Henry,  h.  14th  August  1862. 

General  His  Royal  Highness  Albert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales,  Duke  of  Saxony,  Cornwall,  and 
Rothesay,  Earl  of  Dublin,  K.G.,  K.S.L,  K.T.S.,  l.  9th  November  1841;  m.,  10th  March  1863,  to 
Her  Royal  Highness  the  Princess  Alexandra  Caroline  Maria  Charlotte  Louisa  Julia,  (eldest  daughter 
of  their  Royal  Highnesses  the  Prince  and  Princess  Christian  of  Denmark;)  and  has  issue  H.R.H. 
Prince  Albert  Victor  Christian  Edward,  h.  January  8,  1864. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Alice  Maud  Mary,  I.  25th  April  1843;  ?n.,  1st  July  1862,  to  His 
Royal  Highness  Prince  Frederick  William  Louis  of  Hesse,  K.G.,  and  has  issue  Her  Royal  Highness 
Princess  Victoria- Alberta  Elizabeth  Matilda  Maria,  6.  5th  April  1863. 

His  Royal  Highness  Alfred  Ernest  Albert,  K.T.S.,  o.  6th  August  1844. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Helena  Augdsta  Victoria,  I.  25th  May  1846. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Louisa  Caroline  Alberta,  I.  18th  March  1848. 

His  Royal  Highness  Arthur  William  Patrick  Albert,  l.  1st  May  1850i; 

His  Royal  Highness  Leopold  George  Duncan  Albert,  5.  7th  April  1853. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Beatrice  Mary  Victoria  Feodore,  l.  14th  April  1857. 

Princes  and  Princesses. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Augusta  Wilhelmina  Louisa,  Duchess  of  Cambridge,  daughter  of  the 
late  Landgrave  of  Hesse  Cassel,  6.  25th  July  1795  ;  m.  1818,  the  Duke  of  Cambridge,  (who  died  8th 
July  1850.) 

His  Royal  Highness  George  Frederick  Alexander  Charles  Ernest  Augustus,  Dxike  of 
Cumberland,  in  Great  Britain,  and  King  of  Hanover,  K.G.,  G.C.H.,  cousin  to  Her  Majesty;  h.  May 
27,  1819 ;  m.  February  1843,  Princess  Mary  of  Saxe-Altenberg. 

His  Royal  Highness  George  Frederick  William  Charles,  Duke  of  Cambridge,  Field-Mar- 
shal Commanding-in-Chief,  K.6.,  K.P.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.H.,  G.C.M.,  G.P.C.,  D.C.L.,  cousin  to  Her 
Majesty,  h.  26th  March  1819. 

Her  Royal  Highness  AUGUSTA  Caroline  Charlotte  Elizabeth  Mary  Sophia  Louisa, 
daughter  of  the  late  Duke  of  Cambridge,  and  cousin  to  Her  Majesty,  h.  19th  July  1822 ;  m.  28tli 
June  1843,  Frederick,  reigning  Duke  of  Mecklenburgh-Strelitz,  K.G.,  G.C.B. 

Her  Royal  Highness  Mary  Adelaide  Wilhelmina  Elizabeth,  daughter  of  the  late  Duke  of 
Cambridge,  and  cousin  to  Her  Majesty,  h.  27th  November  1833. 


HER  MAJESTY'S  CHIEF  OFFICERS  OF  STATE. 

Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Palmerston,  )  p.^^,  r^^,/i  ^-pfk^  rr..^„„,...„.  nt  u-      j-n     -nr 

K  G    G  C  B  I  -^^'^^'-^o™  V  '"^  Ireasury, 94  Piccadilly,  W. 

Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Westbury, Lord  High  Chancellor, 11  Up.  Hyde  Park  Gard.  W 

^'£g.,^°°:..,^^.'^....^^!^''!"':  I  Lord  President  a/ the  Council, j  ^^gqSJel'w''''''  ^''^'^'^ 


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PAELIAMENTARY  DIRECTOET.  487 

Her  Majesty's  Chief  Officers  of  State— comftn?<ec/. 
H| Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyll,  j  ^^,,^  p^.^^  ^^^^^ j  Argyll  Lodge,  Campdenl.ill, 

^lart  ^G°C  b"^  mT^^  ^^^^'    ^^^-  ''/'^'«^^'  ■^'""^  Department,..    U  Eaton  Place,  S.W. 
Right  Hon.  Earl  Russell,  K.G.,      Sec.  of  State,  Foreign  Department,   37  Chesham  Place,  S.W. 
Et.  Hon.  Edward  Cardwell,M.P.,    Sec.  of  State,  Colonial  Department,  57  Eaton  Square,  W. 

^'RiJonT.;.^^'^  *^'  ^'^^  ^""^  I  ^''-  "-Z"'^^"^^'  ^«''  Department,...    War  Office,  S.W. 
^'lart^GC?  ^M?^  ^°°*^'  (  ^^^-  ^f  ^^^^^'  ^^^^^^  Department,    10  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. 

^'ftde^Mipt™^.^.'^^'^".^^^^^^^  I  Chancellor  of  tJie  Exchequer, j  ^^g^^^  ^'^''  '^''^'^'' 

^K^G^h*'"'^-'?".'^^-— '.''^^  ^'"''^  ^"'''^ "^^^^  ^«r«%, Admii-alty,  Whitehall,  S.W. 

^Atfe";...'^.°!'^...^.*^'^^^^^^  • General  Post-office,  ®,0. 

^l*!a^°°:.i^!'^.°^.^^''r'!^'^^  Chancellor  of  Duchy  of  Lancaster, 
^lo^n,  M°.P.!!'.'''^'^^!!?.'!".^'^."  i  President  of  the  Board  of  Trade,..    3  Hyde  Park  Place,  W. 
Right  Hon.  Charles  Pelham  Vil-  )  Chief  Commissioner  of  Poor-Laiv  )  ^oi  ci„„v,a  a(.„«„«.  g  w 
liers,  M.P., !      Board, \  ^^  S^*'^"®  ^*'^^^*'  ^■^• 

The  Above  form  the  Cabinet  Council. 

Field-Marshal  H.R.H.  the  Duke")  <'ti^„„„   n„„„j„    c  w     n«^ 

nf  CflTTibn-rlo-P    K  fi.     K  P   T  .  ^Horse  Guards,   S.W.,  and 

G.CB™ck    GC.MG'r^'''^'"''"^*"^'*'*'^^*^^^        )     Gloucester  House,    Park 

p  P  \  i     I-^ane,  W. 

^'coC^>ptfc!!".^^^^^^  j'l7^urzon  Street,  Mayfair, 

Right  Hon.  William  Hutt,M.  P.,)  Paymaster-General  and  Vice-P7-e-\  gQ„_j  nf  Trade  S  W 
P.O., j"     sident  of  the  Board  of  Trade,...  ^  '    '    ' 

^  M?'.°RC.,^.!^^'^'  ^^^^'  ■^!!'"' !  Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland, 4  Whitehall  Gardens,  S.W. 

Right  Hon.  Henry  Austin  Bruce,)   Vice-President  of  the  Committee   (Council    Office,     Downing 

M.P,,  P.C, )      of  Council  on  Education, (    Street,  S. 

Edward   Hugessen    Knatchbull  ]      '  M2   John   Street,   Berkeley 

Hugessen,  Esq.,  M.P., [Other    Lords    of  her    Majesty'' s  )     Square,  S.W. 

SirWillianiI)unbar,Bart.,M.P.,  i      Treasury, )  2  Chas.St.,Lownde  Sq.S.W 

Lieut. -Col.  Luke  White,  M.P.,    )  (  19  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. 

Hon.  Henry  Bouverie  William  \  (2   Upper   Belgrave    Street.. 

Brand,M.P., \  Joint-Secretaries  to  the  Treasury,.  ■<     S.W. 

Rt.  Hon.  Fred.  Peel,  M.P.,  P.C,  )  (40  Belgrave  Square,  S.W. 

Right  Hon.  Thomas  Emerson)  Judge-Advocate- General  Sf  Judge-  j35    Great    George   Street, 

fl      Headlam,  M.P.,  P.C, )      Marshal, \    Westminster,  S.W. 

I      Vice- Admiral  the  Hon.  Sir  Fre-\ 

derick  William  Grey,  K.C.B., 
Rear- Admiral  Chas.  Eden,  CB., 

Rear- Admiral  Chas.  Frederick,   |  Other  Lords  of  the  Admiralty, Admiralty,  Whitehall,  S.W 

Captain  the  Hon.  James  Robert 

Drummond,  C.B., 

Samuel  Whitbread,  Esq.,  M.P,.. 

^?I.^et^C  b!^  M^p'*^..!^^™^}  '^«^''^<«'-2/  i^  the  Admiralty,.. Admiralty,  Whitehall,  S.W. 

Charles  Gilpin,  Esq.,  M.P., Parlia.  Sec.  to  Poor  Law  Board,      10  Bedford  Square,  W.C. 

George  Clive,  Esq.,  M.P., Under  Sec.  of  State,  HomeDepart.,    12  Stratton  Street,  W. 

Austen  H.  Layard,  Esq.,  M.P.       Under  Sec.  of  State,  For.  Depart.      130  Piccadilly,  W. 
Chichester    Samuel    Fortescue,)   Undersecretary  of  State,   Colo-)  ^k  a^  To,v,„o'o  pto^^  aw 
Esq.,  M.P., I      nial Department, ]"  45  bt  James  s  flace,  b.W. 

Sir  Edward  Lugard, {^SJS,;.?..^!!'.!^  W^'^  Office,  P,  S.W. 

Thomas  G.  Baring,  Esq.,  M.P.,  j     piTtr^'d''^^^^^^^^^  ^  ^^"^  ^*''''*'  ^''*'  ^•^• 

Sir  R.  Palmer,  Knt.,Q.C.,  M.P.    Attorney-General, 6  Portland  Place,  W. 

^^^!^:.':!^:^:.^:!:::}  souator-Generai, ^ 


, 


488 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


Her  Majesty's  Chief  Officers  of  Stahe— continued. 


Ireland. 

^llk!  k!g  7p!*c!,^!'^  °^.^^'"}  Lord-Lieutenant,.... 


■  The  Castle,  Dublin. 


''t^^li^BjIaiTA^:}  Under  Secretary, ^ 

Right  Hon.  Maziere  Brady,  P.C.,    Lord  Chancellor, Up.  Pembroke  St.,  Dublin. 

Right  Hon.  Francis  Blackburne,  )  Lord  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Ap-\  34  Merrion  Square,  South, 

P.C, \     peal, I      Dublin. 

Rt.  Hon.Thos.  O'Hagan,  Esq.,>    ...  ^  ,  C34    Rutland    Square,    and 

Q.C., •^mtomey-l^enerai, |    Dublin  Castle. 

James  Anthony  Lawson,  Esq.,)   q^t-.^^  /^^«- 7  <27 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, 

Q.C., : .:r  ^o^'<^'ior.General, j    anf Dublin  Castle. 

Edward  Sullivan,    Esq.,    Ser- )   7^^,  .,  .„^^  (41  Ecclea  Street,  and  Dublin  1 

jeant-at-Law,. ]"  ^o.^  Adviser, |    ^^^^^^^ 

General   the   Right   Hon.    Sir'i 

George  Brown,  G.C.B.,  K.H.,  >-  Commander  ofih&  Forces, Royal  Hospital,  Dublin. 

^•C., ) 

jj 

Scotland.  I 

Right  Hon.  Earl  of  Selkirk Keeper  of  Great  Seal, St  Mary's  Isle,  Kirkcudbright. 

KT    gTc  B^  °      ^   °^^^^^^  Keeper  of  Privy  Seal, .' Panmure  House,  Carnoustie. 

Rt.  Hon.  SirWm.  Gibson-Craig    Lord  Clerk  Register, Riccarton  House. 

("15  Great  Stuart  Street,  Edin- 
Rt.  Hon.  Jas.  Moncreiff,  M.P.,    Lord  Advocate, <     burgh,  and  1  New  Street, 

(    Spring  Gardens,  S.W. 

Right  Hon.  Johnlnglis, Lord  Justice- Clerk, 30  Abercromby PI.  Edinburgh. 

George  Young,  Esq. , Solicitor-  General, 47  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh.  ; 


POPULATION  OF  SCOTLAND  IN  1861. 


1 

Persons. 

Males. 

Females. 

SCOTLAND 

3,062,294 

1,449,848 

1,612,446 

Aberdeen 

221,569 

104,441 

117,128 

Argyll     . 

79,724 

38,928 

40,796 

Ayr 

198,971 

96,994 

101,977 

Banff      . 

59,215 

28,000 

81,215 

Berwick 

36,613 

17,423 

19,190 

Bute 

16,331 

7,208 

9,123 

Caithness 

41,111 

19,352 

21,759 

Clackmannan 

21,450 

10,401 

11,049 

Dumbarton     . 

52,034 

25,387 

26,647 

Dumfries 

75,878 

35,674 

40,204 

Edinburgh 

273,997 

126,390 

147,607 

Mgin  or  Moray 

42,695 

20,008 

22,687 

Fife 

154,770 

72,608 

82,162 

Forfar     . 

204,425 

92,223 

112,202 

Haddington    . 

37,634 

17,854 

19,780 

Inverness 

88,888 

41,864 

47,524 

Kincardine     . 

34,466 

16,744 

17,722 

Kinross 

7,977 

3,787 

4,190 

Kirkcudbright 

42,495 

19,789 

22,706 

Lanark   . 

631,566 

304,151 

327,415 

Linlithgow 

38,645 

19,868 

18,777 

'     Nairn 

10,065 

4,750 

5,315 

Orkney 

32,395 

14,924 

17,471 

Peebles 

11,408 

5,658 

5,750 

Perth      . 

133,500 

63,428 

70,072 

Renfrew 

177,561 

83,457 

94,104 

Boss  and  Cromartj 

81,406 

38,023 

43,383 

Roxburgh 

54,119 

26,782 

27,337 

1    Selkirk 

10,449 

5,097 

5,352 

Shetland 

31,670 

13,053 

18,617 

Stirlins? 

91,296 

45,135 

46,791 

Sutherland      . 

25,246 

11,552 

13,694 

Wigtown 

42,095 

19,395 

22,700 

Note.—T\xQ  above  numbers  include  the  Militai-y  and  Persons  on  bdard  the  Shipping  in  Harbours,  &c. 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


489 


PARLIAMENTS  OF  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM  OF  GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  IRELAND. 


Assembled. 

Dissolved. 

Duration. 

Assembled. 

Dissolved. 

Duration. 

Yra 

m.   d. 

Yrs,    m.    d. 

f  1st 

Sept.  27,  1796* 

June 

29,  1802 

6 

9    3 

^13th 

Nov. 

15,  1837 

June    23,  1841 

3      7    9 

2nd 

Aug.  31,  1802 

Oct. 

24,  1806 

4 

1  25 

14th 

Aug. 

19,  1841 

July     23,  1847 

5    11    4 

Geo  III 

3rd 

Nov.  25,  1806 

May 

27,  1807 

0 

6    2 

Victoria-^  J5th 

Nov. 

18,  1847 

July       1,  1852 

4      7  12 

\    4th 

Nov.  27,  1807 

Sept. 

29,  1812 

4 

10    2 

Nov. 

4,  1852 

March  21,  1857 

4      4  17 

1    5th 

Nov.  24,  1812 

June 

10,  1818 

5 

6  16 

17th 

April 

30,  1857 

AprU  23,  1659 

1    11  23 

^-  6th 

Aug.    4,  1818 

It'eb. 

29,  1820 

1 

6  25 

MSth 

May 

31,  1859 

Geo  IV 

.(    7th 
\    8th 

April  23,  1820 

June 

2,  1826 

6 

1    9 

Nov.  14,  1826 

July 

24,  1830 

3 

8  10 

f  9th 

Oct.    26,  1830 

April 

22,  1831 

0 

5  26 

Wm.IV. 

3 10th 

June  14,  1831 

Deo. 

3,  1832 

1 

5  19 

inth 

Jan.   29,  1833 

Dec. 

30,  1834 

1 

11     1 

Cl2th 

Feb.  19,  1835 

July 

17,  1837 

2 

5  10 

*  Parliament  first  met  after  the  Union  with  Irel^Jid,  22d  Janunry  1801, 


KINGS  AND   QUEENS   OF  ENGLAND  FROM  THE  CONQUEST. 


William  I... 
William  II.. 

Henry  I 

Stephen 

Henry  II.... 
Bichard  I... 

John 

Henry  III... 
Edward  I . . . 
Edward  II.. 
Edward  III 
Richard  II.. 
Henry  IV... 

Henry  V 

Henry  VI... 
Edward  IV. 
Edward  V... 
Richard  III 
Henry  VII.. 
Henry  YIII 


1027 
1057 
1068 
1105 
1133 
1156 
1165 
1207 
1239 
1284 
1312 
1366 
1367 
1389 
1421 
1442 
1471 
1443 
1456 
1492 


1066  Deo. 
1087  Sept. 
1100  Aug. 
1135  Dec. 
1154  Dec. 
1189  Sept. 
1199  May 
1216  Oct. 
1272  Nov. 
1307  July 
1327  Jan. 
1377  June 
1399  Sept. 
1413  March  21 
1422  Sept.  1 
1461  March  4 
1483  April  9 
1483  June  26 
1485  Aug.  22 
1509  April    22 


Edward  VI 

Mary  I 

Elizabeth 

James  I , 

Charles  I 

Commonwealth;  from  the 
execution  of  Charles  I., 
Jan.  30,  1649,  to  the  re- 
storation of  Charles  II. 

Charles  II.  (restored) 

James  II 

William  III.  and  Mary  II.... 

William  III.  alone 

Anne 

George  I 

George  II 

George  III 

George  IV 

William  IV 

Victoria  


1537 
1516 
1533 
1566 
1600 


1630 
1633 

1650 
1665 
1660 
1683 
1738 
1762 
1765 
1819 


Began  to  Reign. 


1547  Jan.  28 
1553  July  6 
1568  Nov.  17 
1603  March  24 
1625  March  27 


1660  May 
1685  Feb. 
1689  Feb. 
1694  Dec. 
1702  March 
1714  Aug. 
1727  June 
1760  Oct. 
1820  Jan. 
1830  June 
1837  June 


POST-OFFICE. 

Gross  and  Net  Revenue  and  Ccst  of  Management  of  the  Post-Office  for  the  United  Kingdom,  1855-1862. 


Gross  Revenue 

Cost  of  Manage- 

Official Postage 

Charged  on  the 

Government 

Departments. 

5. 

Net  Revenue, 

Year. 

after  deducting 
the  Returns  for 

ment,  exclusive  of 
Cost  of  Foreign 

Net  Reyenuo. 

exclusive  of 
Postage  charged 

Conveyance  of 
Mails  by  Rail- 

Payments for 
Foreign 

Year. 

L 

"  Refused  Let- 
ters," ic. 
2. 

Packet  Service. 
3. 

4. 

on  Government 

Departments. 

6. 

way,  included 

in  Col.  3. 

7. 

Packet  Service. 
8. 

9. 

£ 

& 

£ 

£ 

& 

& 

£ 

1855 

2,716,420 

1,651,364 

1,065,056 

159,906 

905,149 

401,000 

1855 

1856 

2,867,954 

1,660,229 

1,207,725 

154,229 

1,053,496 

419,000 



1856 

1857 

3,035,713 

1,720,815 

1,314,898 

135,517 

1,179,381 

420,000 



1857 

1858 

3,087,535 

1,926,045 

1,161,427 

138,631 

1,022,796 

545,073 



1858 

1859 

3,313,675 

1,926,903 

1,135,960 

149,382 

986,578 

428,647 



1«59 

1860 

3,389,355 

1,953,234 

1,436,121 

150,073 

1,286,048 

490,223 

1,030,738 

1860 

1861 

3,528,427 

2,003,116 

1,525,311 

179,012 

1,346,299 

655,047 

949,228 

1861 

1862 

3,646,889 

2,044,542 

1,602,347 

162,367 

1,439,980 

526,966 

844,961 

1862 

The  Gross  Revenue  collected  in  1862  was,  in  England,  £2,913,522 ;  in  Scotland,  £322,166;  in  Ireland,  £260i917. 
Previous  to  1860  the  Packet  Service  was  paid  by  the  Admiralty, 

2i 


490 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


SCOTTISH  PEERS,  AND  PEEES  CONNECTED  WITH  SCOTLAND, 

ALPHABETICALLY   AERANGED. 
,WITH  THEIR  ADDRESSES  IN  THE  COUNTRY  AND  IN  LONDON. 


Those  marked  *  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,  Marquis  of,  K.G-.,  Baron's  court,  New- 
ton-Stewart, Tyrone,  Ireland.  —  Chesterfield 
house.  South  Audley  street,  London,  W. 

*Abercromby,  Lord,  Airthrey  castle,  Stirling. — 
Claridge's  Hotel,  43  Broad  street,  Grrosvenor 
square,  W. 

^Aberdeen,  Earl  of,  Haddo  house,  Aberdeen. — 7 
Argyll  street,  London,  W. 

♦Ailsa,  Marquis  of,  K.T.,  lord-lieutenant  of  Ayr- 
shire, Culzean  castle,  Maybole.— 30  Old  Burling- 
ton street,  London,  W. 

*Airlie,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  Cortachy 
castle,  Kirriemuir. — Holly  Lodge,  Campdenhill, 
Kensington,  London,  W. 

Arbuthnot,  Viscount,  Arbuthnot  house,  Kincar- 
dineshire. 

*Argyll,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  lord  privy  seal,  lord-lieu- 
tenant of  Argyllshire,  Inverary  castle,  Inverary. — 
Roseneath,  Helensburgh. — Argyll  lodge,  Camp- 
denhill, Kensington,  London,  W. 

*Athole,  Duke  of,  Blair  castle,  Blair-Athole. — 
Dunkeld  house,  Dunkeld.  —  Blair  castle,  Pit- 
lochrie. 

*Belhaven,  Lord,  K.T.,  lord-lieutenant  of  Lanark- 
shire, lord  high  commissioner  to  the  General  As- 
sembly of  the  Church  of  Scotland,  Wishaw  house, 
Motherwell. — 31  Dover  street,  London. 

*Blantyre,  Lord,  representative  peer,  Erskine 
house,  Glasgow. — 8  Grosvenor  place,  London, 
S.W. 

*Buccleuch  and  Queensberry,  Duke  of,  K.G.,  lord- 
lieutenant  of  Edinburghshire  and  Roxburghshire, 
Dalkeith  house,  Edinburgh. — Drumlanrig  castle, 
Thornhill. — Bowhill,  Selkirk. — Langholm  lodge, 
Langholm. — 37  Belgrave  square,  London. 

Buchan,  Earl  of,  Amondell,  Mid-Calder. 

*Bute,  Marquis  of,  Mount  Stuart,  Rothesay. — Dum- 
fries house,  Cumnock. 

*Caithness,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  lord-lieut. 
of  Caithness,  a  lord-in-waiting  to  her  Majesty, 
Barrogill  castle,  Thurso.— 17  Hill  street,  Berke- 
ley square,  London,  W. 

*Camperdown,  Earl  of,  Camperdown  House,  Dun- 
dee.—15  Hill  street,  Berkeley  square,  London,  W. 

Gamwath,  Earl  ofj^39  Gloucester  place,  Portman 
square,  London,  W. 


*Cathcart,  Earl,  Cathcart  house  and  Cartside  cot- 
tage, Renfrewshire.  —  Carlton  Club,  London, 
S.W. 

*Cawdor,  Earl,  Cawdor  castle,  Nairn. — 74  South 
Audley  street  west,  London.  W. 

*Colville,  Lord,  representative  peer,  42  Eaton  place, 
London,  S.W. 

Cranstoun,  Lord,  Benholme  castle,  Fordoun, — A-2 
Albany,  London,  W. 

^Crawford  and  Balcarres,  Earl  of,  Dunecht  house, 
Aberdeen.' — 21  Berkeley  square,  London,  W. 

*Dalhousie,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  lord-lieutenant  of  For- 
farshire, Dalhousie  castle,  Lasswade. — Brechin 
castle,  Brechin.— Panmure  house,  Carnoustie. — 
Invermark,  Brechin. — 45  Brook  street,  London, 
S.W. 

Dumfries,  Earl  of.     See  Marquis  of  Bute. 

Dundonald,  Earl  of,  Weston  grove,  near  South- 
ampton. 

^Dunfermline,  Lord,  K.C.B.,  Colinton house,  Edin- 
burgh.— 56  Eocleston  square,  London,  S.W. 

*Dunmore,  Earl  of,  Dunmore  park,  Falkirk. — 
Avonsuidh,  Harris,  Stornoway. — 17  Carlton  ter- 
race, London. 

Dysart,  Earl  of.  Ham  house,  Surrey. — Helming- 
ham,  Suffolk. 

*Eglinton  and  Winton,  Earl  of,  Eglinton  castle, 
Irvine. — 3  Upper  Belgrave  street,  London. 

*EIgin  and  Kincardine,  Earl  of,  Broomhall,  Dun- 
fermline. 

Elibank,  Lord,  Darnhall,  Eddleston,  Peeblesshire. 
• — Pitheavlis,  Perth. 

Elphinstone,  Lord,  Carberry  tower,  Musselburgh. 

*Errol,  Earl  of,  Slains  castle,  Cruden,  Ellon.— 5 
Grafton  street,  Loudon,  W. 

Fairfax,  Lord,  Woodburne,  Maryland,  United 
States. 

^Falkland,  Viscount,  Scutterskelfe,  Stokesley,  York- 
shire.— 4  Princes  gate,  London,  W. 

*Fife,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  lord-lieutenant  of  Banffshire, 
Duff  house,  Banff. — Mar  lodge,  Braemar,  Aber- 
den. — 10  Grosvenor  place,  London,  S.W. 

Forbes,  Lord,  Castle-Forbes,  Aberdeen. 

*Galloway,  Earl  of,  Galloway  house,  Garlieston, 
Newton- Stewart. — Cumloden,  Newton-Stewarfc. — 
85  Eaton  square,  London,  S.W. 


PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


4.91 


•Glasgow,  Earl  of,  lord-lieutenant  of  Renfrewshire, 
Hawkhead,  Paisley.— Kelburne  castle,  Largs, 
Ayrshire. — St  George's  hotel,  London,  W. 

*Glenelg,  Lord,  H-d  Albany,  London,  W. 

*Gray,  Lord,  representative  peer,  Kinfauns  castle, 
Perth. — Carlton  club,  London,  S.W. 

•Haddington,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  Tynning- 
ham  house,  Prestonkirk. — Mellerstain,  Kelso. — 
Boodle's  club,  London,  S.W. 

*Hamilton,  Duke  of,  Hamilton  palace,  Hamilton. — 
Brodick  castle,  Ardrossan. — 22  Arlington  street, 
London,  S.W. 

*Hastings,  Marquis  of,  Loudon  castle,  Kilmarnock. 

Herries,  Lord,  Carlaverock  castle,  Dumfries. — Ever- 
ingham  park,  Yorkshire. — 82  Eaton  place,  Lon- 
don. 

*Home,  Earl  of,  representative  peer.  The  Hirsel, 
Coldstream. — Douglas  castle,  Lanark. — Bothwell 
castle,  Hamilton. — 6  Grosvenor  square,  Lon- 
don, W. 

*Hopetoun,  Earl  of,  Hopetoun  house,  South'Queens- 
ferry,  Edinburgh. — 49  Eaton  square,  London. 

•Huntly,  Marquis  of,  Aboyne  castle,  Aberdeen.— 
101  Eaton  place,  London. 

*Kinnaird,  Lord,  K.T.,  Rossie  Priory,  Inchture, 
Perthshire. — 50  Avenue  road,  London,  N.  W. 

*Kinnoull,  Earl  of,  lord-lieutenant  of  Perthshire, 
Dupplin  castle,  Perth. — 14  Belgrave  square, 
London, 

*Kintore,  Earl  of,  lord-lieutenant  of  Aberdeen- 
shire, Keith  hall,  Aberdeenshire. — 12  George 
street,  Hanover  square,  London. 

*Lauderdale,  Earl  of,  C.B.,  Thirlstane  castle, 
Lauder,  Stow, — Dunbar  house,  Haddington- 
shire. 

Lennox,  Duke  of.    See  Duke  of  Richmond. 

Leven  and  Melville,  Earl  of,  Roehampton,  Surrey. — 
115  Park  street,  Grosvenor  square,  London. 

*Lothian,  Marquis  of,  Newbattle  abbey,  Dalkeith. 
— Mount  Teviot,  Jedburgh.— Carlton  club,  Lon- 
don, S.W. 

Loudon,  Earl  of.     See  Marquis  of  Hastings. 

*Lovat,  Lord,  lord-lieutenant  of  Inverness-shire, 
Beaufort  castle,  Beauly. — ^13  Bury  street,  London. 

*Mansfield,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  lord-lieutenant  of  Clack- 
mannanshire, Scone  palace,  Perth.  ^ — Carlton  club, 
London,  S.W, 

Mar  and  Kellie,  Earl  of,  Alloa  house,  Alloa. 

*Melville,  Viscount,  K.C.B.,  Melville  castle,  Lass- 
wade.' — 7  Portugal  street,  London. 

*Minto,  Earl  of,  Minto  house,  Hawick.— 31  Dover 
street,  London. 

*Montrose,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  lord -lieutenant  of  Stir- 
lingshire, Buchanan  house,  Drymen,  Glasgow. — 
45  Belgrave  square,  London,  S.  W. 

*Moray,  Earl  of,  Donibristle,  Aberdour,  Burnt- 
island.— Darnaway  castle,  Forres.— -Doune  lodge, 
Stirling.— Brooks'  club,  London, 

*Morton,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  Dalmahoy, 
Ratho. — 20  Chesham  place,  London. 

Napier,  Lord,  ambassador  extraordinary  to  the  Em- 
peror of  Russia,  Thirlstane  castle,  Selkirk. 

Northesk,  Earl  of,  Ethie  house,  Arbroath. 

•Orkney,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  Glen-app, 


Ballantrae,  Girvan.— 3  Ennismore  place,  Knights- 
bridge,  London,  S.W. 

Perth,"Earl  of,  2  Upper  Belgrave  street,  Belgrave 
square,  London,  S.W, 

*Polwarth,  Lord,  representative  peer,  lord-lieut.  of 
Selkirkshire,  Mertoun  house,  St  Boswell's. — Tra- 
vellers' club,  London. 

Queensberry,  Marquis  of,  Kinmount,  Annan, 

Keay,  Lord,  Windsor  Terrace,  Plymouth. 

^'Richmond  and  Lennox,  Duke  of,  Gordon  castle, 
Fochabers. — Glenfiddich  lodge,  Mortlach,  Craig- 
ellachie. — 49  Belgrave  square,  London. 

*Rollo,  Lord,  representative  peer,  Duncrub,  Dun- 
ning, Bridge  of  Earn. — Dumcrieff  house,  Mofi'at, 
— 18  Upper  Hyde  Park  Gardens,  London,  W,  _ 

*Roseberry,  Earl  of,  lord-lieut.  of  Linlithgowshire, 
Dalmeny  park,  Linlithgowshire. — 139  Piccadilly, 
London,  W. 

*Rosslyn,  Earl  of,  Dysart  house,  Kirkcaldy.  — 
Claridge's  hotel,  43  Brook  street,  London,  W. 

*Roxburghe,  Duke  of,  K.T.,  Floors  castle,  Kelso. 
— Broxmouth  park,  Dunbar, — Clarendon  hotel, 
London,  W. 

*Saltoun,  Lord,  representative  peer,  Philorth, 
Mintlaw,  Aberdeenshire. — 14  Hereford  street. 
Park  lane,  London,  W. 

*Seafield,  Earl  of,  Cullen  house,  Cullen,  Banffshire. 
— Castle  Grant,  Grantown,  Craigellachie,  8  Old 
Burlington  street,  London. 

*Selkirk,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  Keeper  of 
Great  Seal  of  Scotland,  lord-lieut.  of  Stewartry  of 
Kirkcudbright,  St  Mary's  Isle,  Kirkcudbright. — 
Carlton  club,  London,  S.W. 

Sinclair,  Lord,  Nisbet  house,  Dunse. 

Somerville,  Lord,  The  Pavilion,  Melrose, 

Southesk,  Earl  of,  Kinnaird  castle,  Brechin. — 
Brookes'  club,  London,  S.W. 

*Stair,  Earl  of,  Oxenfoord  castle.  Ford,  Edinburgh, 
— Culhorn  house,  Stranraer. 

Stormont,  Viscount.     See  Earl  of  Mansfield. 

*Strathallan,  Viscount,  representative  peer.  Castle 
Strathallan,  Auchterarder. — 9  Norfolk  street, 
Park  lane,  London. 

*Stratheden  and  Campbell,  Lord,  Hartrigge  house, 
Jedburgh.  —  Stratheden  house,  Knightsbridge, 
London,  S.W. 

*Strathmore,  Earl  of,  representative  peer,  Glamis 
castle,  Forfar. — 3  Chester  square,  London,  S.W. 

*Sutherland,  Duke  of,  lord-lieut.  of  Sutherland  and 
Cromarty,  Dunrobin  castle,  Golspie.  —  Tarbat 
house,  Parkhill,  Inverness. — Stafford  house,  St 
James's,  London,  S.W. 

Torphichen,  Lord,  Calder  house,  Mid-Calder, — 
Junior  [Jnited  Service  club,  London. 

'^Tweeddale,  Marquis  of,  representative  peer,  lord- 
lieut.  of  Haddingtonshire,  Yester  house,  Hadding- 
ton.— Carlton  club,  London,  S.W. 

*  Wemyss  and  March,  Earl  of,  lord-lieut.  of  Peebles- 
shire, Gosford  house,  Haddingtonshire. — 64  Queen 
street,  Edinburgh. — 23  St  James's  Place,  London. 

*Willoughby  de  Eresby,  Lord,  Drummond  castle, 
Crieff.— 142  Piccadilly,  London,  W. 

*Zetland,  Earl  of,  K.T.,  Kerse  house,  Falkirk. - 
19  Arlington  street,  London,  S.W. 


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PARLIAMENTARY  DIRECTORY. 


MEMBERS  OF  PARLIAMENT  FOR  SCOTLAND. 


Aberdeen  City,  Aherdeenshire. 
Colonel  W.  H.  Sykes. 

Aherdeenshire. 
William  Leslie,  Esq.,  of  Wart- 
hill. 

Andrews  (St).  See  St  Andrews, 
Sfc. 

Arlroath.   See  Montrose. 

Argyleshire. 
A.  S.  Finlay,  Esq. 

Ayr,  Irvine,  Camphelton,  Inve- 
raray, and  Oban  district  of 
Burghs. 

Edward  Henry  J.  Craufurd,  Esq. 

Ayrshire. 
Sir  James  Fergusson,  Bart. 

Banffshire. 
R.  W.  Duff,  Esq. 

Berwickshire. 
David  Robertson,  Esq. 

Buteshire. 
David  Mure,  Esq. 

Caithness-shire. 
George  Traill  (of  Ratter),  Esq. 

Clackmannan  S^  Kinross  shires. 
William  P.  Adam,  Esq. 

Crail,  Sj-c.    See  St  Andrews. 

Dumbartonshire. 
Patrick  B.  Smollett,  Esq. 

Dumfries  district  of  Burghs, 
comprising  Dumfries,  Annan, 
Kirkcudbright,  Lochmaben, 
and  Sanquhar. 

William  Evrart,  Esq. 

Dumfriesshire. 
J.  J.  H.  Johnstone,  Esq. 

Dundee,  Forfarshire. 
Sir  John  Ogilvy,  Bart. 

Dysart.    See  Kirkcaldy,  8fc. 

Edinburgh  City. 
Adam  Black,  Esq. 
Right  Hon.  James  Moncreiff 

Edinburghshire. 
Hon.  Wm.  Henry  Walter  Mon- 
tagu-Douglas-Scott, commonly 
called  Earl  of  Dalkeith. 

Elgin  district  of  Burghs,  com- 
prising Elgin,  Banff,  Cullen, 
Inverury,  Kintore,and  Peter- 
head. 

M.  E.  Grant  Duff,  Esq. 


Elginshire  and  Nairnshire. 
C.  L.  Gumming  Bruce,  Esq. 

Falkirk  district  of  Burghs, 
comprising  Falkirk,  Airdrie, 
Hamilton,  Lanark,  and  Lin- 
lithgow. 

James  Merry,  Esq. 

Fifeshire. 
Sir  Robert  Anstruther,  Bart. 

Forfar.    See  Montrose,  Sfc. 

Forfarshire. 
Hon.  Charles  Carnegie. 

Glasgoio  City,  Lanarkshire. 
Walter  Buchanan,  Esq. 
Robert  Dalglish,  Esq. 

Greenock,  Renfrewshire. 
Alexander  Murray  Dunlop,  Esq. 

Haddington,  Dunbar,  North 
Berwick,  Lauder,  and  Jed- 
burgh district  of  Burghs. 

Ma]or-Gen.  Sir  Henry  Robert 
i'erguson  Davie,  Bart. 

Haddingtonshire. 

Hon.  Francis  Wemyss  Charteris, 

commonly  called  Lord  Elcho. 

Inverness,  Forres,  Fortrose,  Sf 

Nairn  district  of  Burghs. 
Alexander  Matheson,  Esq. 

Inverness-shire. 
Henry  James  Badlie,  Esq. 

Kilmarnock,  Dumbarton,  Ren- 
frew, Rutherglen,  and  Port- 
Glasgow,  &fc.,  district  of 
Burghs. 

Right  Hon.  E.  Pleydell  Bouverie. 

Kin  cardineshire. 
Gen.   the  Hon.   Hugh  Arbuth- 
nott,  C.B. 

Kirkcaldy,  Dysart,  Kinghorn, 
and  Burntisland  district  of 
Burghs. 

Roger  S.  Aytoun,  Esq. 

Kirkciidbright  {Stewartry). 
James  Mackie,  Esq. 

Lanarkshire. 
Sir  E.  T.  Colebrooke,  Bart. 

Leith,  Musselburgh,  and  Porto- 

bello  district  of  Burghs. 
William  Miller,  Esq. 


Linlithgowshire. 
Major  W.  F.  Hamilton 

Montrose,  Arbroath,  Brechin, 
Forfar,  and  Bervie  district  of 
Burghs. 

William  Edward  Baxter,  Esq. 

Orkney  and  Shetland  (Isles). 
Frederick  Dundas,  Esq. 

Paisley,  Renfrewshire. 
H.  E.  C.  Ewing,  Esq. 

Peeblesshire. 
Sir  Graham  Graham  Montgo- 
mery, Bart. 

Perth,  Perthshire. 
Hon.  A.  Fitzgerald  Kinnaird. 

Perthshire. 
WiUiam  Stirling,  Esq. 

Renfrew.    See  Kilmarnock. 

Renfrewshire. 
Sir  Michael  R.  S.  Stewart,  Bart. 

Ross  and  Cromarty  shires. 
Sir  James  Matheson,  Bart. 

Roxburghshire. 
Sir  William  Scott,  Bart. 

St  Andrews,  Anstruther  (East 
and  West),  Crail,  Cupar,  Pit- 
tenweem,  and  Kilrenny  dis- 
trict of  Burghs. 

Edward  Ellice,  jun.,  Esq. 

Selkirkshire. 
Hon.  Lord  Henry  Scott. 

Stirling,  Culross,  Dunfermline, 
Inverkeithing,  ana  South 
Queensferry. 

James  Caird,  Esq. 

Stirlingshire. 
Peter  Blackburn,  Esq. 

Sutherlandshire. 
Right  Hon.  Sir  David  Dundas. 

Wick,  Cromarty,  Dingwall, 
Kirkwall,  Dornoch,and  Tain 
district  of  Burghs. 

Right  Hon.  Viscount  Bury. 

Wigton,  Whithorn,  Stranraer, 
New  Galloway  district  oj 
Burghs. 

Sir  William  Dunbar,  Bart. 

Wigtownshire. 
Sir  Andrew  Agnew,  Bart. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


493 


PUBLIC  DEPAETMENTS. 


LORDS  LIEUTENANT  OF  COUNTIES. 

Aberdeen^  Earl  of  Kintore  (1864.) 

ArgylUDvikQ  of  Argyll  (1862.) 

Ayr,  Mai-quis  of  Ailsa,  K.T.  (1861.) 

Banff,  Earl  of  Fife  (1856.) 

Berwick,  David  Eobertson,  Esq.,  M.P.  (1860.) 

Bute,  Lieut. -Col.  J.  F.  D.  Crichton  Stuart,  M.P. 

(1859.) 
Caithness,  Earl  of  Caithness  (1856^ 
Clackmannan,  Earl  of  Mansfield,  K.T.  (1852.) 
Cromarty,  Duke  of  Sutherland  (1853.) 
Dumbarton,  Sir  James  Colquhoun,  Bart.  (1837.) 
Dumfries,  Earl  of  Dalkeith  (1858.) 
Edinburgh,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  K.G.  (1827.) 
Edinburgh,  County  of  the  City  of,  The  Right 

Hon.  the  Lord  Provost  (1794) 
Elgin  or  Moray,  Hon.  Geo.  S.  Duff  (1856. 
Fife, 

Forfar,  Earl  of  Dalhousie,  K.T.  (1849.) 
Haddington,  Marquis  of  Tweeddale,  K.T.  (1823.) 
Inverness,  Lord  Lovat  (1853.) 
Kincardine,  Sir  J.  H.  Burnett,  Bart.  (1864.) 
Kinross,  Sir  GrahamGrahamMontgomery,  Bart., 

M.P.  (1854.) 
Kirkcudbright,  Earl  of  Selkirk  (1845.) 
Lanark,  Lord  Beiiiaven,  K.T.  (1864.) 
Linlithgow,  Earl  of  Rosebery,  K.T.  (1843.) 
Nairn',  William  Brodie  of  Brodie  (1824.) 
Orkney  and  Zetland,  Hon.  John  Charles  Dun- 
das  (18.39.) 
Peebles,  Earl  of  Wemyss  and  March  (1853.) 
Perth,  Earl  of  KinnouU  (1830.) 
Renfrew,  Earl  of  Glasgow  (1844.) 
Ross,  Colonel  Hugh  Dun.  Baillie  (1843.) 
Roxburgh,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  K.G.  (1841.) 
Selkirk,  Lord  Polwarth  (1845.) 
Stirling,  Duke  of  Montrose,  K.T.  (1843.) 
Sutherland,  Duke  of  Sutherland,  K.G.  (1861.) 
Wigtown,  Viscount  Dalrymple  (1851.) 


MILITAEY  DISTRICT. 

HEAD-QUARTERS,  EDINBURGH. 

Commander  of  the  Forces,  Major-Gen.  E.  W. 
F.  Walker,  C.B. 

Aide-de-Camp,  Lieut.-Coloncl  G.  H.  Page,  41st 
Foot 

Assistant  Adjutant-  General,  Colonel  Sir  J.  Doug- 
las, K.C.B.,  unat. 

Staff  Adjutant,  Lieut.  E.  B.  Goodman. 

Commissariat  Staff,  North  Britain,  in  Sub- 
charge,  Deputy- Assistant  Commissary- General 
Rennie,  Commissariat  OfiSce,  3  Hill  street. 

Fort  Major,  Major  A.  J.  J.  Macdonald. 

Commanding  Officer  of  Artillery,  Col.  Dickson. 

Royal  Engineers'  Office,  42  Northumberland  st. 

Commanding  Royal  Engineers  in  North  Britain, 
Colonel  Skyring,  R.E. 

In  Charge  of  the  Edinburgh  Division,  Captain 
Mairis,  R.E.  and  Lieut.  Howard,  R.E. 


In  Charge  of  Volunteer  Batteries,  &-c..  Captain 

Moncrieff,  R.E.  ^ 

Clerks  of    Works,    second-class,     G.   Fabian. 

Third-class,   R.   Anderson.     Temporary,  D. 

Cosgrove. 
Clerks,  first-class,  J.  P.  Clarke.     Third-class, 

W.  Creighton.     Temporary,  T.  Tassie. 
Office  Keeper,  D.  Macintosh.' 
Office  Messenger,  John  Carlavv. 


GENERAL  POST-OFFICE. 

Waterloo  Place. 

Secretary  for  Scotland,  Francis  Abbott. 
Chief  Clerk,  George  Gowan. 

secretary's  office. 
Hours,  10  to  4 ;  Saturdays,  10  to  1. 

First-class  Clerks,  W.  W.  Halliburton,   C.  J. 

Connell. 
Second-class  Clerks,  J.  Gonsalez,  W.  Muckle, 

J.  F.  Pillans. 
Third-class   Clerks,  J.   G.  Prentice,  F.  Braid, 

A.  Lowson. 
Solicitor,  John  Cay,  jun.,  W.S. 
Medical  Officer,  Dr  A.  Halliday  Douglas. 

SURVEYORS,  and  CLERKS  TO  SURVEYORS. 

Surveyors,  John  Warren,  E.  C.  Burckhardt. 
Clerks  to  Surveyors,  first  class,  T.  B.  Hark- 

ness. 
Second  class,  B.  G.  Beale,  W.  R.  Mitford,  W.  P. 

Reed,  W.  Scott. 
Stationary  Clerks,  W.  Cousland,  W.  Brown. 
Clerks  in  Charge,  J.  Simpson,  J.  Tait. 

MAIL  OFFICE. 

Inspector  of  Mails,  T.  Mawson. 
Inspecting  Mail  Guards,  George  Fraser,  James 
Clark. 

ACCOUNT  BRANCH. 

Hours,  10  to  4  ;  Saturdays,  10  to  1. 

Accountant,  John  Marrable. 

Examiner,  William  Houy. 

Cash  Clerk,  G.  Young. 

Clerks,  first-class,  AV.  Forrester,  C.  T.  Butchard, 
G.  Atkins,  J.  Shepherd,  George  S.  Smith. 

Second-class,  J.  S.  Wyllie,  J.  Sanderson,  i'. 
Craigie,  R.  C.  O'Hara,  A.  G.  Bowie,  J.  Gray, 
J.  Hamilton,  J.  Simm,  E.  AVarren,  C.  B.  Hay, 
J.  Priest,  T.  A.  Croal,  G.  Steell,  W.  B.  Hamil- 
ton, J.  S.  Smyth,  J.  Slater,  W.  Campbell,  F.  J. 
Bishop,  J.  N.  Ormiston. 

Probationary  Clerks,  M.  M'Kenzie,  F.  Dilly,  C. 
G.  Clark,  John  Brown,  A.  F.  Gordon.  (One 
vacancy.) 


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PUBLIC  DEPARTMEiT5)S. 


SORTING  DEPARTMENT. 

Controller^  T.  B.  Latiff. 

Deputy  -Controllers,  W.  J.  Smellie,  J.  T.  Atkin- 
son, r.  Jones. 

Clerks,  first-class,  R.  Greig,  J.  Shearer,  G. 
Thomson,  G.  W.  HaiUng,  J.  Weir,  sen. 

Second-class,  W.  Kerr,  H.  M'Lauiin,  A.  Young, 
T.  C.  Lowes,  W.  Baird,  J.  Murray,  J.  Cock- 
burn,  W.  Gray,  G.  B.  Stronach,  J.  Weir,  jun., 
R.  Falconer. 

Probationary  Clerks,  J.  Gentle,  G.  Davidson, 
D.  Irons. 

Inspector  of  Letter-carriers,  Robert  Hislop. 

Assistant  Inspectors,  A.  Simpson,  G.  Mitchell, 
Edward  Greenhow. 


OFFICE  OF  INLAND  EEVENUE. 
10  WATERLOO  PLACE. 

STAMP  AND  TAX  DEPARTMENT. 

Solicitor  and  Comptroller- General,  Angus  Flet- 
cher. 

Chief  Clerk,  Solicitor''s  Department,  David 
Crole. 

First-class  Clerks,  Alexander  Ogilvy,  Warehouse- 
keeper  of  Stamps,  W.  D.  Gallaway,  Chief  Clerk, 
Comptroller-General's  Department,  Alexander 
Somerville. 

Second-class  Clerks,  Charles  G.  C.  Christie,  John 
M.  Salmon,  George  Anderson. 

Third-class  Clerks,  Alex.  S.  Gilchrist,  Charles  G. 
Mackay,  John  W.  Douglas,  T.  G.  Reid,  Geo. 
Slight,  William  Carrick,  John  Burns,  Alexander 
Smith. 

Fourth-class  Clerks,  W.  S.  Bowie,  David  C.  Yule, 
John  C.  Patterson,  George  Millar,  Wm.  Welsh, 
James  Anderson,  Neil  Boyle,  Wm.  Taylor,  J.  M. 
Gidney,  A.  E.  Robertson,  Thomas  AY.  Nowers, 
George  Melville,  jun.,  Thomas  Robertson. 

Cashier  of  Stamp  Duties  and  Receiver-General 
of  Land  and  Assessed  Taxes,  Thomas  Smith. 
LEGACY  DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  Clerk,  John  Parker. 

Clerks,  Jacob  Giddings,  Edmund  Fry,  G.  J. 
Macquire,  G.  J.  Farnfield,  John  E.  Glaisby. 

Stamping  Room. 
William  M'Evoy,  Lauchlin  M'Pherson,  Duncan 

Stewart,  J.  W.  Harrington,  C.  Victor  Carter, 

George  Matheson. 
Packer  in  Stamping  Room,  John  Nicol. 
Messengers,  James  Currie,  James  Gemmell,  John 

Johnston,  Joseph  Anderson,  A.  Roberts. 
Night  Watchman,  John  Clark. 
Housekeeper,  Mrs  Deans. 

INSPECTORS  OF  TAXES. 
Aberdeen,  James  M'Aulay. 
Ayr,  James  Martin. 
Edinburgh,  Alex.  Paterson. 
Glasgow,  Charles  H.  Murray. 
Perth,  James  Peffers. 
Stirling,  David  R.  Vass. 

DISTRICT  SURVEYORS  OP  TAXES. 
Aberdeen,  A.  Eraser,  J.  Fimister,  J.  Turnbull. 
Argyle    and    Bute,  Walter    Anderson,    Robert 
Campbell. 


Ayr,  George  Tosh. 

Part  of  Berwick,  Roxburgh,  and  Selkirk,  Ed- 
ward Henderson. 

Caithness  and  Sutherland,  James  Lowe. 

Dumbarton,  John  Holm. 

Dumfries,  John  Clerk. 

Edinburgh,  D.  Lamont,  John  M'Kelvie,  R.  S. 
Smith,  Andrew  Wilson. 

Edinburgh  County  and  Peebles,  Thomas  Cullen. 

Elgin,  Nairn,  and  Banff,  William  Grigor. 

Fife,  Kinross,  and  Clackmannan,  W.  Stacey 
Webber,  Thomas  Patterson. 

Forfar  and  Kincardine,  James  S.  Miller,  Thos. 
M.  Black. 

Haddington  and  part  of  Berwick,  KIqx.  M'Lean. 

Inverness,  Andrew  Philp,  W.  G.  Kinmont. 

Kirkcudbright,  F.  S.  Allan. 

Lanark,  Robert  Walker,  John  H.  Banks,  William 
Munro,  sen.,  William  Munro,  jun.,  Alexander 
Nisbet. 

Orkney  and  Shetland,  John  Airth. 

Perth,  Edward  Maughan,  Donald  Mackintosh. 

Renfrew,  J.  S.  Smiles. 

Ross  and  Cromarty,  John  Sutherland. 

Stirling  and  Linlithgow,  William  Vost. 

Wigtown  and  Carrick-in-Ayr.,  R.  S.  Forbes. 

EXCISE  BRANCH. 

Solicitor,  Angus  Fletcher. 

Solicitor  before  the  Inferior  Courts,  Maurice 
Lothian. 

Collector,  Thomas  Smith, 

Clerks,  John  Yelland,  B.  D.  Wilson,  J.  K.  Sim- 
son. 

Supervisor.:^,  John  G.  Branford,  Wm,  Morrison, 
Thomas  Dobson,  William  Dear,  James  Christie. 

Standing  Counsel,  Andrew  Rutherfurd. 

COLLECTORS. 
Aberdeen,  John  Anderson. 
Argyle,  John  Thom. 
Ayr,  Colin  Campbell. 
Dumfries,  H.  W.  Wicks. 
Elgin,  James  Macfadzean. 
Glasgow,  George  M'Callum. 
Haddington,  James  Luckie. 
Inverness,  AV.  R.  Hickey. 
Linlithgoio,  John  B.  Adamson. 
Dundee,  AYilliam  Ryley. 
Perth,  James  Smith. 
Stirling,  John  Watson. 


H.  M.  GAZETTE  OFFICE. 

13  North  Bank  Street. 
Keeper    and    Superintendent,    AV.   A.   Laurie, 

AV.S. 
Chief  Clerk,  James  AYilkie. 


OFFICE  of  H.  M.  WORKS, 

Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  Square. 
Surveyor  for  Scotland,  Robert  Matheson. 
Assistant  Clerks,  Andrew  Kerr,  Charles  A.  Doyle, 

and  John  Chalmers. 


LANDS  VALUATION  OFFICE. 

6  Hanover  Street,  Edinburgh. 
Assessor,  Robert  Paterson,  Architect. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


495 


BOAED  of  SUPERVISION  for  RELIEF  of  the 
POOR. 

Office,  125  George  Street,  Edinburgh. 

Board,  The  Right  Honourable  Sir  John  M'Neill, 
G.C.B.,  Chairman,  the  Right  Hon.  Lord 
Provost  of  Edinburgh,  the  Hon.  Lord  Provost 
of  Glasgow,  the  Solicitor-General  of  Scotland, 
the  Sheriffs -depute  of  the  counties  of  Perth, 
Renfrew,'  and  Ross  and  Cromarty,  Henry  Home 
Drummond  of  Blair  Drummond,  and  Sir  Wm. 
Gibson-Craig  of  Riccarton,  Bart. 

Secretary,  AV.  S.  Walker. 

General  Superintendents  of  the  Poor,  H.  H. 
Briscoe  and  G.  Falconar. 

Visiting  Officer,  W.  A.  Peterkin. 

Clerks,  Class  I.,  0.  G.  Campbell,  W.S.,  R.  S. 
Anderson,  W.S.,  William  Millar. 

Clerks,  Class  II.,  James  Clarke,  Wm.  Warden, 
David  Hugh  Wilson. 

Messenger,  William  Knox. 


H.  M.  PRISON  MANAGERS. 
Office,  11  Melbourne  Place. 
Managers,  The  Sheriff  of  Perthshire  ;  -The  Inspec- 
tor of  Prisons  for  Scotland ;  The  Crown  Agent ; 
J.  H.  Burton,  LL.D.  (who  also  acts  as'secretary.) 
Chief  Clerk,  Louis  De  Maria. 
Assistant  Clerk,  AYilliam  Donaldson. 
Messenger,  Thomas  Cameron. 


H.  M.  INSPECTOR  of  PRISONS  for  SCOTLAND. 
Herbert  Poulton  Voiiles. 


BOARD  of  TRUSTEES  for  MANUFACTURES, 

&c.    Instituted  1727. 

Office,  Eoyal  Institution,  Mound. 

Commissioners,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  Sir  J.  S. 
Forbes,  Bt.,  Sir  Geo.  Clerk,  Bt.,  Sir  Adam  Hay, 
Bt.,  Sir  G.  Grant  Suttie,  Bt.,  Sir  Wm.  Gibson- 
Craig,  Bt.,  J.  Skene,  Lord  Justice-General 
(M'Neill),  Lord  AYood,  Earl  of  Caithness, 
Sir  J.  W.  Gordon,  R.A.,  J.  Steell,  R.S.A., 
Earl  of  Dalhousie,  D.  0.  Hill,  Esq.,  R.S.A., 
Lord  Elcho,  M.P.,  Sir  James  Matheson,  Bt., 
M.P.,  James  Moncreiff,  M.P.  (Lord  Advocate), 
Duke  of  Argyll,  Earl  of  Camperdown,  Lord 
Justice-Clerk  (Inglis),  George  Patton,  Professor 
Lyon  Playfair,  C.B.,  Lord  Jerviswoode,  Lord 
Barcaple,  George  Young  (Solicitor-General), 
Lieut. -Col.  C.  F.  Maxwell,  Francis  Abbott, 
One  vacant. 

Secretary,  Hon.  B.  F.  Primrose. 

Chief  Clerk,  James  Wilson. 

Clerks,  W.  C.  Miller,  John  Henderson,  and  John 
Davidson. 

Messenger,  George  Stenhouse. 


SCHOOL  OF  ART. 

In  connexion  with  the  Department  of 
Science  and  Art  under  the  Committee  of 
Privy  Council  for  Education. 

Managers,  The  Commissioners  of  the  Board  of 
Manxifactures. 


Secretary,  Hon.  B.  F.  Primrose. 

Certificated  Art  Masters,  Charles  D.  Hodder, 
William  A.  Morley. 

Certificated  Art  Mistress,  Miss  Susan  Ash- 
worth. 

Lecturer  on  Pictorial  Anatomy,  Professor. 
Miller. 

Curator,  George  Bayliss. 

Assistant  ditto,  William  Roy. 

Housekeeper,  Robert  Little. 

Porter,  John  Scott. 


NATIONAL  GALLERY  of  SCOTLAND. 

Trustees,  The  Commissioners  of  the  Board  of 
Manufactures. 

Secretary,  Hon.  B.  F.  Primrose. 

Principal  Curator  and  Keeper,  Wm.  B.  John- 
stone, R.S.A. 

First  Assistant  Curator,  James  Graham. 

Second  do.,  George  Walters. 

Attendant,  James  Johnston. 

First  Doorkeeper,  Thomas  Anderson. 

Second  do.,  Wm.  M'Neill. 

Housekeeper,  Robert  Little. 

Porter,  Robert  Hutchinson. 


BOARD   of  BRITISH   WHITE   HERRING 

FISHERY. 
Office,  Royal  Institution,  Moimd. 

(Established  under  provisions  of  Act  48  Geo.  III., 
cap.  110  ;  10  &  11  Vic,  cap.  91 ;  and  23  &  24 
Vic.,  cap.  92.) 

Commissioners,  Earl  of  Caithness,  George  Traill, 
M.P.,  J.  T.  Gibson-Craig,  Lord  Elcho,  M.P., 
Sir  James  Matheson,  Bart.,  M.P.,  J.  T.  Gordon, 
George  Loch,  Lord  Justice-Clerk  (Inglis),  Pro- 
fessor Lyon  Playfair,  C.B.,  Andrew  Coventry, 
Lord  Jerviswoode,  A.  S.  Finlay,  M.P.,  J. 
Caird,  M.P.,  Professor  Allman,  J.  J.  Grieve, 
Lieut. -Col.  C.  T.  Maxwell,  the  Lord  Advo- 
cate (Moncreiff),  and  the  Solicitor-General 
(Young),  ex-officiis.     Two  vacant. 

Secretary,  Hon.  B.  F.  Primrose. 

Chief  clerk,  J.  Wilson. 

Clerks,  W.  C.  Miller,  John  Henderson,  and  John 
Davidson. 

General  Inspector,  L.  Lamb,  Leith. 

Assistant  ditto,  George  Riach,  Greenock. 

Commander  of'-'-  Princess  Roy  aV^  cutter,  Samuel 
M'Donald. 

Engineers  for  building  Piers  or  Quays,  Messrs 
David  and  Thos.  Stevenson,  C.E. 

Messenger,  George  Stenhouse. 

Porter,  David  Black. 


GENERAL  REGISTRY  OFFICE  of  BIRTHS, 
DEATHS,  and  MARRIAGES. 

New  General  Register  House. 

Registrar-General,  William  Pitt  Dundas,  advo- 
cate, Deputy  Clerk  Register. 

Secretary^  George  Seton,  advocate. 

Chief  clerk,  John  Stewart. 

Senior  Clerk,  John  Paton. 

Junior  Clerks,  1st,  David  Winter;  2d,  Daniel 
Stewart ;  3d,  John  Milne. 


496 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


Statistical  Department. 
Superintendent^  James  Stark,  M.D. 
Assistants,  Ist,  Archibald  Douglas ;  2d,  William 

Ealph  ;  3d,  Peter  Slater. 

Index  Department. 
Indexer,  George  Young. 
Transcriber, 

Sorters,  Geo.  D.  Bruce  and  Jas.  Colquhoun. 
Messenger,  John  Lockhart. 
Inspector  of  Registers,   G.    Bell,    M.D.,   also 

Examiner  of  South-Eastern  District. 

District  Examiners. 
I.  Northern  District.  —  Orkney,  Shetland, 
Caithness,  Sutherland,  Ross  and  Cromarty, 
and  Inverness, — Alex.  Grigor,  Dingwall. 

North- Eastern  District. — Nairn,  Elgin, 
Banff,  Aberdeen,  Kincardine,  and  Forfar, 
— Andrew  Jervise,  Brechin. 

Midland  District.  —  Perth,  Fife,  Stirling, 
Clackmannan,  Kinross,  Dumbarton,  and 
Bute, — Henry  Clarence  Gordon,  Portobello. 
IV.  South- Western  District.  —  Lanark  and 
Renfrew, — Gibson  Stott,  1  Trinidad  Place, 
Greenock. 
V.  South-Eastern  District.  —  Edinburgh, 
Haddington,  Linlithgow,  and  Berwick. — 
George  William  Bell,  M.D.,  16  Alva  Street, 
Edinburgh. 

Southern  District.  —  Argyll,  Ayr,  Wig- 
town, Kirkcudbright,  Dumfries,  Roxburgh, 
Selkirk,  and  Peebles,  —  Alfred  C.  C.  List, 
Portland  Road,  Kilmarnock. 


II. 


Ill 


VI 


COMMISSIONERS  of  NORTHERN  LIGHT- 
HGIISES. 

Office,  84  George  Street. 

The  Lord  Advocate,  Solicitor- General,  the  Lord 
Provost  and  Senior  Bailies  of  Edinburgh  and 
Glasgow ;  the  Provosts  of  Aberdeen,  Inverness, 
Campbeltown,  Dmidee,  and  Greenock  ;  the 
Sheriffs  of  Edinburgh,  Lanark,  Renfrew,  Bute, 
Argyll,  Inverness,  Ross,  Orkney,  Caithness,  and 
Sutherland,  Aberdeen,  Ayr,  Fife,  Forfar,  Kin- 
cardine, Galloway,  Elgin,  Haddington,  and 
Berwick. 

Secretary,  Alex.  Cuningham,  W.S. 

Engineers  for  New  Works,  David  Stevenson, 
F.R.S.E.,  M.I.C.E.,  and  Thomas  Stevenson, 
F.R.S.E. 

Examiner  of  Accounts,  Geo.  Steuart. 

Superintendent,  D.  Scott. 

Foremen  of  Repairs,  P.  Hume  and  John  Miller. 

Book-keeper,  John  Sherar. 

Senior  Clerk,  James  Murdoch,  jun. 

Junior  Clerk,  Wm.  L.  Barbour. 

Extra  Clerks,  E.  M.  Durham  and  Robert  Forbes. 


GENERAL  BOARD  of  COMMISSIONERS  in 
LUNACY. 

Office,  General  Register  House,  New  Buildings. 

Commissioners,  Sir  John  Don  Wauchope  Bart., 
Chairman  ;  Geo.  Moir,  Sir  James  Coxe,  M.D., 
and  William  Alexander  Francis  Browne,  M.D. 


Deputy  Commissioners,  Dr  George  W.  Bell,  Dr 

Arthur  Mitchell,  and  Dr  George  Robertson. 
Secretary,  William  Forbes. 
Clerk  to  the  Board,  M.  F.  0<?ilvy. 
Clerks,  W.  J.  E.  Stewart  and  Wm.  Browne. 


PAROCHIAL  BOARDS. 

City  of  Edinburgh. 

Chairman — George  Cairns,  S.S.C. 

Managers  —  J.  H.  Stott,  James  Lewis,  Angus 
M'Donald,  Richd.  Bladworth,  David  Currie, 
Councillor  David  Ridpath,  Andrew  Mure, 
Robert  Greenoak,  John  Williams,  Robt.  Dixon, 
Jas.  Blackadder,  Jas.  Haswell,  Peter  Robertson, 
Jas.  Gray,  jun.,  Geo.  Meldrum,  David  Bannear, 
Alex.  Boswell,  Charles  M'Kenzie,  Jas.  Gray, 
Alex.  Stewart,  James  Tait,  jun.,  Wm.  Brown, 
Councillor  David  Curror,  William  Scott  Stuart, 
S.S.C,  Robt.  B.  Moore,  Peter  Miller,  Councillor 
Alex.  Hay,  Bailie  Alexander  Auchie,  Councillor 
James  Falshaw,  Adam  Thom,  LL.D.,  John 
Purdie 

Inspector — Geo.  Greig — Office,  12  Lauriston  Lane 

Assistant  Inspectors — William  Mathieson,  Robert 
Davidson;  George  Jamieson,  Archibald  Dewar, 
and  Thomas  Hay 

Book-keepers — Joseph  Wood  and  David  Hutchison 

Clerks— Andrew  Ferrier,  James  Gordon.  W.  Black, 
and  James  Davidson 

House  Governor — Daniel  Kemp 

Chaplain — Robert  Johnston 

Matron — Mrs  Sarah  Anderson 

Assistant  Do. — Miss  Margaret  Kemp 

Teacher — John  Dickson 

Gate-keepers — William  Scott  and  John  Watson 

Lunatic  Wards,  East  Division  —  Matron  —  Mra 
Christian  Christie 

Attendants — Hugh  Eraser  and  Margaret  Muir 

House  Surgeon — John  Smith,  M.D. 

Dispensary  and  District  Surgeon— Francis  D. 
MacCowan,  M.D. 

District  Surgeons — James  Cappie,  M.D.,  and  W. 
D.  Adams,  M.D. 

Apothecary — D.  M'Gregor. 

Funerator — Walter  Briggs 

Collector  of  Poor  Rates — John  Mackay — Office,  4 
Forrest  Road 

Canongate. 

Chairman— Robert  Younger. 

Acting  Committee— John  K.  Watson,  John  Milne, 
JohnBrydon,  Andrew  Smith,  Thos.  Drybrough, 
Andrew  Thomson,  Robert  Thornton,  John  Ford, 
Alex.  Liston,  Thomas  Ford,  Robert  Chesser,  W. 
Taylor,  Andrew  Slater,  Walter  Henderson,  Geo. 
Brotherston,  William  White,  William  Meneiaws, 
Henry  Smellie,  John  Hunter,  William  Knight, 
D.  C.  Moodie,  George  Swan,  James  Lewis,  D. 
B.  Fox,  Rev.  A.  R.  Bonar,  Barclay  Henderson, 
Thos.  Carmichael,  Thomas  Thomson 

James  Thomson,  Inspector 

W.  G.  Downie,  Assistant 

H.  D.  Alexander,  M.D.,  Surgeon 

James  Rew,  Governor 

Mrs  Rew,  Matron 

Rev.  J.  Brown,  chaplain 

James  Allison,  Collector 

William  Messer,  Gate-keeper 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMEITTS. 


497 


St  Cuthbert's,  or  West  Cliurcli. 

Chairman — Sir  James  Gardiner  Baird,  Bart. 

Acting  Committee  —  James  Adam,  S.S.C,  Wil- 
liam Brough,  Thomas  Scott  Anderson,  W.S., 
William  Balleny,  John  M.  Balfour,  W.S.,  Wm. 
Masters,  A.  Brown,  Alexander  Boswell,  James 
Tm-ner,  Eobert  Cox,  W.S.,  James  Leggat, 
Charles  H.  Farquharson,  Arch.  Gibson,  David 
Greig,  Alex.  Hay,  James  Hardie,  Eobert  John- 
ston, W.S.,  William  Martin,  William  Milne, 
Ebenezer  Mill,  S.S.C,  James  Miller,  John 
Swan,  William  Murray,  F.  D.  M'Cowan, 
M.D.,  John  Y.  Myrtle,  M.D.,  James  Pears, 
G.  Pringle,  AY.  Sharp,  J.  K.  Smith,  G.  Smith, 
Wm.  Thomson,  Andrew  Wilson,  D.  Wilson, 
M.D.,  F.E.C.S.,  R.  Wilson,  Wm.  Ivory,  W.S., 
J.  Macfie,  Wm.  Thomson 

The  Committee  meets  on  the  third  Friday  of 
each  month,  at  10.30  a.m. 

Inspector,  &c. — James  Craig, — OfBce,  St  Cutli- 
bert's  Lane 

Assistant  Inspectors  —  Robert  Brown,  Andrew 
Rutherford,  Wm.  Maxwell,  and  Robert  Cook 

Book-keeper — David  Gellatly 

Assistant  do. — Thomas  C.  J.  Hoseason 

Clerks — Geo.  J.  Campbell  and  Alex.  F.  Ross 

House-Governor — Thomas  Dick 

Chaplain — Cumberland  Hill 

Matron — Miss  Ross ;  Assistant  do. — Mrs  Mitchell 

House  Surgeon — J.  Niven,  M.D. 

Gate-keeper — John  Sanderson 

District  Surgeons — J.  Middleton,  M.D.,  1  West 
Adam  Street ;  J.  Rutherford  Turnbull,  M.D., 
7  Archibald  Place;  Thompson  Lowrie,  M.D., 
46  Minto  Street ;  J.  T.  Alexander,  surgeon,  28 
Melville  St. ;  W.  Husband,  M.D.,  28  Clarence 
Street 

Collector  of  Assessment  for  Poor — Hart  Anderson 
— Office,  1  Rutland  Street 

South.  Leith. 

GENERAL  COMMITTEE. 

Chairman — G.  A.  M'Laren. 

James  Walker,  John  T.  Robertson,  James  Watt, 
William  Thomson,  Thomas  Hardie,  Charles 
Mackinlay,  Charles  Doig,  David  Callender,  J. 
Sturrock,  William  Ford,  James  Pope,  James 
Brown,  Wm.  Steedman,  Charles  Williamson, 
John  Downs,  Alex.  F.  Paterson,  Robt.  M'Intosh, 
Andrew  Archibald,  Alexander  George  Home, 
John  French,  Thomas  Lindsay,  Alex.  Dewar. 

Visiting  Lunatic  Asylum  Committee — -George 
AdinstonM'Laren,  Rob.  Mathie,  Chas.  M'Kinlay 

Medical  Officers— T.  Williamson,  M.D.,  40  Quality 
Street,  Leith;  H.  D.  Alexander,  M.D.,  46 
Canongate,  Edinburgh 

Inspector — A.  C.  Simpson;  Sub-inspector — J.  Day 

Book-keeper — Geoi-ge  Begbie 

House  Governor — Alexander  Grant 

Matron — Jane  Smith 

Chaplain — George  M'Farlan 

Teacher — John  Shedden 

Collector — James  Galloway 

North  Leith. 

GENERAL  COMMITTEE. 
Charles  Anderson,  Peter  Bannatyne,  A.  B.  Boyd, 
J.  L.  Boyd,  William  Calder,  W.  D.  Carstairs, 
John  Cochrane,  Thos.  Dishington,  Colin  Duncan, 


Thomas  Ferguson,  William  Flockhart,  William 
Gavin,  Rev.  Walter  M.  Goalen,  Isaac  A.  Henry, 
Joseph  Kilgour,  James  Knox,  John  Macnab, 
Richard  Millar,  John  M.  Mitchell,  D.  S.  Peddie, 
W,  G.  Pattison,  Thomas  Phipps,  Lieut. -Col. 
Rankine,  D.  H.  Robertson,  M.D.,  Nelson  Rose, 
Joseph  Russell,  Adolphus  M.  Sceales,  John  T. 
Shearer,  Peter  Stocks,  Alexander  Tod,  John 
White,  Robert  Wright,  Edward  Wishart 

Inspector — James  Miles 

Collector — James  Webster 

House -Governor — Alexander  Lawson 

Chaplain — George  Arnot 

Matron — Mrs  Lawson 

Teacher — Miss  Darling 

Medical  Officer— John  Gillespie,  M.D. 

Law-agents— Mann  and  Duncan,  S.S.C,  21  Ber- 
nard Street 

Porter— D.  Tranch 


LIST  OF  PUBLIC  OFFICES, 

WITH  THE  HOURS  OF  ATTENDANCE. 
Accountant  in  Bankruptcy,  New  Register  house, 

10  to  3  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12 
Adjutant- General's  Office,  21  Young  st.,  10  to  3 
Advocates'  Library,  Parliament  sq.,  during  Session, 

9  to  4;  Vacation,  10  to  4  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1 
Advocates'  Widows'  Fund,  5  South-east  Circus  pi. 
Agricultural  Museum,  3  Geo.  IV.  bridge,  1 1  to  3 
Antiquaries'  Museum,  Royal  Institution,  Mound, 

Tuesday  and  Friday,  10  to  4 
Arts,  Royal  Institution  for  Encouragement  of  Fine, 

Mound,  10  to  4 
Assay  Office,  98  South  bridge 
Auditor's  Office,  16  Royal  Exchange,  10  to  3; 

Saturday,  10  to  2 
Barrack  Office,  Castle 

Billet  Master,  Police  Chambers,  11  to  3,  &  6  to  8 
Botanical  Gardens,  Royal,  Inverleith  row,  6  A.M. 

to  6  P.M. 
Cess  and  Tax  Office,  County  and  City,  6  Waterloo  pi. 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  11  Melbourne  place 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  28  Bernard  street,  Leith 
Church  of  Scotland  Offices,  22  Queen  street,  10  to 

4,  and  6  to  8 
City  Chambers,  10  Royal  Exchange- 
Accountant's  Office,  No.  10,  10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 
Chamberlain's  Office,  No.  1,  10  to  4,  and  6  to  8 
City  Clerk's  Office,  Conveyancing  Department, 

&c.,  No.  8,  10  to  3 
City  Clerk's  Office,  Council  Department,  No.  8, 

10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 
Depute  City  Clerk's  Office,  Judicial  Department, 

No.  5,  10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 
Procurator  Fiscal's  Office,  No.  6,  10  to  3 
Public  Works  Office,  No.  9,  10  to  4,  and  6  to  8 
Session   Clerk's  Office,  and  Regist.   Office  for 
District  of  St  Giles',  No.  7,  10  to  3,  &  6  to  8 
City  of  Edinburgh  Roads  and  Streets  Trust,  46 

George  street,  10  to  3  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12 
Commissariat  Office,  3  Hill  street 
Commissary  Clerk's  Office,  Parlia.  sq.,  10  to  3 
Consistoriai  Clerk's  Office,  Parlia.  sq.,  10  to  4 
Council  Record  Office,  10  Royal  Exchange,  10  to 

3,  and  6  to  8 
Crown  Agent's  Office,  Parliament  square 
Crown  Chamberlain  and  Receiver  for  Scotland, 
General  Register  House 


4.98 


PUBLIC  DEPAETMENTS, 


Dean  of  Guild's  Office,  Royal  Exchange,  10  to  3 

District  Paymaster,  46  Hanover  street,  10  to  4 

Donaldson's  Hospital  Office,  32  Abercromby  place, 
10  to  4 

Exchequer  Chambers,  Parliament  square,  10  to  4 

Experimental  Gardens,  Inverleith  row 

Free  Church  Offices,  Head  of  Mound,  10  to  4 

Gas  Light  Co.,  Edinburgh,  25  Waterloo  Place,  and 
115  Constitution  street,  Leith,  9^  to  85- 

Gas  Light  Co.,  Edinburgh  and  Leith,  8  George 
street ;  10  Baltic  street,  Leith,  Og-  to  8 

Gazette  Office,  13  North  Bank  street,  10  to  3, 
and  6  to  8  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12 

Gov.  Emig.  Office,  31  Quality  street,  Leith 

Heriot's,  George,  Hospital  Office,  11  Eoyal  Ex- 
change, 10  to  4,  and  6  to  8  ;  Saturday,  10  to  12 

Herring  Fishery  Office,  Royal  Institution,  Mound, 
10  to  4 

Industrial  Museum  of  Scotland — Director,  Prof.  T. 
C.  Archer;  Chief  Clerk,  A.  Galletly;  Clerk, 
J.  Paton 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  &c.,  10  "Waterloo  pi.,  cash 
10  to  3;  Saturday  10  to  12,  other  business,  10 
to  4,  and  10  to  1 ;  Tuesday  and  Thursday,  for 
spoiled  stamps,  12  to  2 

Joint  Stock  Companies'  Registration  Office,  Ex- 
chequer, 10  to  4 

Justice  of  Peace  Office  for  City,  10  Royal  Ex- 
change, 10  to  3 

Justice  of  Peace  Office  for  County,  County  Hall, 
10  to  3,  and  6  to  8  ;  Saturday,  10  to  2 

Lauds  Valuation  Office,  6  Hanover  street 

Leith— Collector's  Office,  56  Tolbooth  wynd 
Chambers  of  Commerce,  28  Bernard  street 
Commercial  List,  2  Bernard  street 
Council  Chambers,  107  Constitution  street 
Custom-house,  Leith,  10  to  4 
Harbour  Master's  Office,  foot  of  Shore 
Mercantile  Marine  Office,  Custom-house 
Police-Office,  18  Charlotte  street,  Leith 
Poor  Rates  (North  Leith),  North  Junction  st. 
Poor  Rates  (South  Leith),  59  Constitution  st. 
Post- Office,  103  Constitution  street 
Recorder's  Office  (So.  Leith),  43  Kirkgate 
Session  Clerk  (North  Leith),  40  Bridge  street 
Session  Clerk  (South  Leith),  43  Kirkgate 
Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  110  Constitution  street 
Shore  Dues  Office,  Custom-house 
Town  Clerk's  Office,  107  Constitution  street 

Ministers'  Widows'  Fund  Office,  6  North  St  David 
street,  11  to  2|- 

Northern  Lights  Office,  84  George  street 

Ordnance  Survey  Office,  11  Melbourne  pi.  9  to  5 J 

Passport  Office,  No.  3  City  Chambers,  10  to  3; 
Saturday  10  to  1 

Permit  Office,  5  College  street.  Custom-house 
Leith,  7  to  5  in  winter,  7  to  6  in  summer 

Philosphical  Institution,  4  Queen  st. — Newsroom, 
8  to  10 ;  Library,  9-^-  to  SA 

Police  Office,  192  High  stree"t 
Sub-Offices — St  Leonard  street;  24   South  St 
James'  street ;  Hamilton  place,  Stockbridge ; 
179  Fountainbridge ;  and  163  Canongate 

Police,  County,  County  Build.,  10  to  4,  and'  6  to  8. 

Police  Collector's  Office,  Police  Office,  10  to  4,  and 
6  to  8 

Post-Office,  General,  Waterloo  place 

Prison  Managers  (H.M.)  for  Scotland,  11  Mel- 
bourne place 


Public  Works  Office  (Her  Majesty's),  Exchequer  t 

Buildings,  10  to  4 
Purveyor's  Office,  Castle,  10  to  4 
Railway,  North  British — Office,   Princes  street; 

Dalkeith  Branch,  St  Leonard's 
Recorder's  Office  for  Calton,  21  Calton  hill,  10  to  4 
Recorder's  Office  for  Canongate,  163  Canongate, 

10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 
Recorder's  Office  for  Greyfriars',  Upper  gate,  10  to  4 
Recorder  for  Newington  and  Buccleuch  Burying- 

ground 
Recorder's  Office  for  St  Cuthb.  West  Chiu-chyard 
Regalia  Office,  Royal  Exchange,  |-  past  11,  for  a 

limited  number  of  orders 

Register  House— 
Accountant  to  the  Court  of  Session,  Nos.  3,  5, 

and  7  (new  house) — 10  to  3 
Bill  Chamber,  Nos.  18  and  20 — Session  10  to 

12,  and  2  to  4  ;  Sat.  10  to  12.     Vacation  and 

Recess,  10  to  12,  and  2  to  3 ;  Sat.  10  to  12 
Chancery  Office,  Nos.  39, 41, 43—10  to  3 ;  Sat. 

10  to  12 
Edictal  Citation  Office,  No.  40 — Session,  3  to  4  ; 

Vacation,  11  to  12 
Extractor's  Offices,  Nos.  8, 10,  and  12 — Session, 

10  to  3,  and  6  to  8.   Vacation,  11  to  1,  Tu., 
Wed.,.Thur.,  Sat.,  10  to  12,  Session 

Fee  Fund,  Court  of  Session,  No.  6 — Session,  11 
to  3,  and  6  to  8  ;  Sat.,  10  to  12.     Vacation, 

11  to  2 ;  Sat.  10  to  12  ;  Box-days,  10  to  2 
General  Records,  10  to  3  ;  Sat.  10  to  12 
Great  Seal  Office,  No.  43—2  to  3 
Justiciary  Office,  Nos.  40,  42 — Session,  10  to  2, 

and  6  to  8.  Vacation,  10  to  3 
Lyon  Office,  Nos.  53,  55—12  to  3 
Privy  Seal  Office,  No.  19—2  to  3 
Register  of  Deeds  and  Protests,  Nos.  36,  52 — 

10  to  3 

Register  of  Horniugs,  No.  22.  See  Bill  Cham- 
ber as  to  hours,  &c. 

Sasine  Office,  No.  49— 10 to  4;  Saturday,  10  to  12 

Signet  Office,  Nos.  24,  26 — 3  to  4  ;  Saturdays, 
from  11  to  12 

Teind  Office,  Nos.  21,  23,  25,  27  (new  house)— 
Session,  10  to  3,  6  to  8  evening;  Vacation, 

11  to  2.     Saturday,  11  to  12 
Registration  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages, 

New  Register  house,  10  to  4  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1 
Royal  College  of  Physicians,  9  Queen  street 
Royal  College  of  Surgeons,  18  Nicolson  street 
Royal  Engineers'  Office,  42  Northumb.  st.,  10  to  4 
Royal  Exchange,  291  High  street 
Royal  Institution,  Mound,  10  to  4 
Royal  Medical  Society,  Melbourne  place 
Royal    0  bservatory,    Calton    hill ;  •  Astronomer 

Royal,  C.  Piazzi  Smyth,  F.R.S.S.L.  and  E. ; 

1st  Assistant  Astronomer,  Alex.  Wallace,  M.A. ; 

2d  Assistant  Astronomer,  Peter  Williamson 
Royal  Society,  Royal  Institution,  10  to  4 
Schoolmasters'  Widows'  Fund,  16  Thistle  st.  10  to  3 
School  of  Arts,  Adam  Square 
Scottish  Academy  of  Painting,  &c..  Mound 
Session  Clerk's  Office  for  Canongate,  163  Canon- 
gate, 1 0  to  3,  and  6  to  8 
Session  Clerk's  Office  for  St  Cuthbert's,  7  Cuth- 

bert's  glebe,  10  to  3,  and  7  to  9 
Sheriff  Clerk  of  Chancery  Office,  Parliament  square, 

10  to  1 ;  Saturday,  10  to  12  ;  Vacation,  11  to  12 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


499 


Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  County  Buildings,  10  to  4, 
and  7  to  8 ;  Saturday,  10  to  2 

Signet  Library,  Parliament  square — Session,  9  to 
4 ;  Vacation,  10  to  3  ;  Saturday,  10  to  1 

Society  of  Arts,  Mound,  10  to  4 

Solicitors-at-Law — Hall,  3  Royal  Exchange 

Solicitors  of  Supreme  6ourts — Library  and  Hall, 
Parliament  sq. — Ses8.,  9  to  4.   Vacation,  10  to  3 

Telegraph  Offices,  68  Princes  street,  and  26  Ber- 
nard street,  Leith,  7  a.m.  till  10  p.m.  ;  and  on 
Sundays,  9  till  10.30  a.m.,  and  4  to  6  P.M. 

Magnetic  Office,  63  Princes  street,  daily,  8  A.M. 
till  10  P.M. ;  Sundays,  9  till  10  A.M.  and  4  till 
G  P.M. 

Tax  Offices:— 
Annuity,  12  Royal  Exchange,  10  to  4,  and  6  to 

8;  Saturday,  10  to  2 
Canongate  Poor  Rate  Office,  163  Canongate 


City  Poor-Rates  Office,  4  Forrest  road,  10  to  4, 

and  6  to  8 
Land  and  Assessed  Taxes,  for  County  and  City, 

6  Waterloo  place,  10  to  3 
Property  and  Income,  for  County  and  City,  6 

Waterloo  place,  10  to  8 
Property  aud  Income,  Waterloo  place,  10  to  3 
Trustees  for  Manufactures,  Royal  Institution, 

Mound,  10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 
University  Library,  10  to  1  in  summer,  10  to  4 

in  winter 
Water  Co.'s  Office,  123  Princes  street,  10  to  3, 

and  6  to  8 ;  Saturday,  10  to  1 
Weights  and  Measures,  Writers'  court,  10  to  4, 

and  6  to  8 — For  County,  County  buildings 
West  Churcli  Poor-Rates,  1  Rutland  street 
Writers  to  the  Signet  Widows'  Fund,  32  Aber- 

cromby  place,  10  to  4 


LAW   DEPAETMEI^T. 


Law  Officers. 


Lord  Advocate,  Right  Hon.  Jas.  Moncreiff,  M.P. 
Solicitor-General,  George  Young. 
Advocates  Depute,  Adam  Gifford,   Alex.  Mon- 
creiff, G.  H.  Thoms,  and  J.  A.  Crichton. 
Crown  Agent,  Andrew  Murray,  jun.,  W.S. 


Court  of  Session.    1532. 

Lord  President,  of  the  ivhole  Court,  Right  Hon. 
Duncan  M'Neill,  Lord  Colonsay. 

Inner-House— First  Division. 
Rt.  Hon.  Duncan  M'Neill,  Lord  President  (1852). 
John  Marshall,  Lord  Curriehill  (1852). 
Sir  George  Deas,  Lord  Deas  (1853). 
James  Craufurd,  Lord  Ardmillan  (1855). 

Second  Division. 

Right  Hon.  John  Inglis,  Lord  Justice-Clerk. 
John  Cowan,  Lord  Cowan  (1851). 
H.  Robertson,  Lord  Benholme  (1853). 
Charles  Neaves,  Lord  Neaves  (1854). 

Outer-House. 

Permanent  Lords  Ordinary. 

T.  Mackenzie,  Lord  Mackenzie  (1855). 
William  Penney,  Lord  Kinloch  (1859). 
Hon.  C.  Baillie,  Lord  Jerviswoode  (1859). 
Robert  Macfarlane,  Lord  Ormidale  (1862). 
E.  S.  Maitland,  Lord  Barcaple  (1862). 
Judge  in  Summary  Petitions,  Lord  Barcaple. 
Principal  Clerks  of  Court,  Alexander  Currie, 

Archibald  M'Neill,   Cosmo  Innes,   and  Harry 

Maxwell  Inglis. 
Assistants,  W.  T.  K.  Beveridge,  Cohn  M.  Eraser, 

William  Shiell,  Robert  Sinclair. 
Depute  Clerks,  W.   Drysdale,   Wm.   F.   Skene, 

Geo.  Shield,  Thos.  Potts,  and  Geo.  Adams. 
Assistants,   Chas.    Doig,   Chas.   Finlay,   Hector 

Mason,  F.  S.  Melville,  and  Wm.  H.  Bell. 


High  Court  of  Justiciary.    1672. 

Lord  Justice  General,  Rt.  Hon.  Duncan  M'Neill 
(1852). 

Loi-d  Justice  Clerk,  Rt.  Hon.  John  Inglis  (1858). 

Commissioners,  Lord  Cowan,  Lord  Deas,  Lord 
Ardmillan,  Lord  Neaves,  and  Lord  Jerviswoode. 

Clerk  of  Justiciary,  Chas.  Neaves. 

First  Assistant  Clerk  and  Depute^  J.  W.  Hamil- 
ton. 

Second  Assistant  Clerk  and  Collector,  George 
Macqueen. 


Exchequer.    1707. 

Lord  Ordinary  in  Exchequer,  Lord  Ormidale. 
Queen^s  and  Lord  Treasurer''s  Remembrancer, 

John  Henderson. 
Chief  Clerk,  Adam  C.  Longmore. 


Court  of  the  Commission  of  Teinds. 

The  Judges  of  the  Inner-House  and  Lord  Ormidale, 

Lord  Ordinary  on  Teinds. 
Agent,  Warren  Hastings  Sands,  W.S. 
Clerks,  G.  Logan  and  John  Barron. 


Teind  Office. 

Clerk  of  Teinds,  George  Logan,  W.S. 
Depute  Clerk  of  Teinds  and  Extractor,  John 
Barron,  C.A. 


Lyon  Court. 

General  Register  House. 

Lord  Lyon,  Earl  of  KinnouU, 

Lyon  Depute,  Geo.  Burnett,  advocate 

T^yon   Clerk  and  Keeper  of  Records,  Jamea 

Lorimer,  jun.,  advocate. 
Lyon  Clerk  Depute,  Robert  Riddle  Stodart. 


500 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


Procurator-Fiscal,  John  Robertson,  S.S.C. 
Macer,  Andrew  Drysdale. 
Herald  Painter,  Robert  Frier. 

Heralds. 

RotJiesay,  James  Lorimer. 
Marchmont,  Will.  Anderson. 
Islay,  William  G.  Bayley. 
Albany,  James  Sinclair. 
Snowaon,  Wm.  R.  Montignani. 
Ross,  Andrew  Gillman. 

PURSUIVANTS. 

Dingwall,  John  Neill. 
Bute,  Walter  Ferguson. 
Carrick,  Henry  Wilson. 
Ormond,  John  Brown. 
Kintyre,  John  JeflPers  Wilson. 
Unicorn,  Stuart  Moodie  Livingstone. 

Trumpeters. 
James  Weddell. 
John  Ingpen. 
Magnus  L.  Hoffiman. 
Robert  White. 
Richard  J.  Adama. 
Alexander  Miller. 


H.  K.  Chancery. 

Director,  John  M.  Lindsay. 

Depute-Directors,  James  P.  Halley  and  Alex. 

Howe. 
Chief  Clerk,  James  P.  Halley. 
Second  Clerk,  Robert  Macandrew. 
Senior  Assistant  Clerk,  D.  M'Neilie. 
Second  Assistant  Clerk,  Hugh  Home. 
Third  Assistant  Clerk,  John  M'Neilie. 


Sheriff  Court  of  Chancery. 

Sheriff,  Patrick  Shaw,  advocate. 
Sheriff-  Clerk,  Francis  George  Souter. 
Depute  Sheriff-Clerk,  D.  Millar  Latta. 
Macer,  Andrew  Angus. 


Homings,  Inhibitions,  and  Adjadications  Office. 

Keeper  of  the  Register  of  Homings,  Inhibitions, 
Interruptions,  and  Adjudications,  J.  H.  Mac- 
kenzie, W.S. 

Clerks,  D.  Craig  and  John  H.  Dunn. 


Extractor's  Office. 

Principal  Extractor  of  the  Court  of  Session, 

William  Duncan,  S.S.C. 
Assistant  Extractor,  J.  Hay  Hardyman,  W.S. 
Clerk  of  the  Records,  Extracting  Department, 

J.  P.  Groundwater. 


Bill  Chamher. 

Clerk  of  the  Bills  and  Sequestrations,  Mexsmiet 

Mann. 
Assistant  Clerk,  Robert  B.  Shaw. 
Ordinary  Clerks,  J.  Walker  and  W.  R.  Hayden. 


Sinnte-Book  and  Edictal-Citations  Office, 

Parliament  House. 

Keeper  of  the  Minute-Book  and  Register  0/ 

Edictal  Citations,  David  Cormack,  S.S.C. 
Assistant,  G.  B.  Wemyss. 


Bolls  of  Conrt  and  Calling  lists. 

Keepers  of  Inner -House  Rolls,  Donald  Robertson 

and  P.  S.  Banks. 
Keepers  of  Outer-House  Rolls,  the  Clerks  to  the 

Lords  in  the  Inner-House. 
Keepers  of  the  Calling  List,  the  Outer-House 

Assistant  Clerks. 


The  Lord  Clerk  Register's  Department. 

(or  General  Record  for  Scotland.) 
Lord  Clerk  Register  and  Keeper  of  the  Signet, 

Sir  W.  Gibson-Craig,  Bart. 
Dep.-Clerk  Register,  W.  P.  Dundas. 
Deputy-Keeper  of  the  Records,  George  Brown 

Robertson,  W.S. 
Superintendent  of  Searches  in  the  Literary  and 

Antiquarian  Department,  J.  Robertson,  LL.D. 
Senior  Clerk,  John  Oswald. 
Junior  Clerk,  William  Marshall. 
Superintendent,  William  Hardie. 
Messenger,  John  M'lntosh. 
Official  Searchers  of  Records  for  Incumbrances, 

Chas.  Anderson,  John  Stuart,  Anthony  Shiell, 

and  J.  C.  Christie. 
Clerks,  John  R.  Reid,  Wm.  G.  Downie,  Charles 

Booth,  and  C.  G.  Anderson. 


The  Oreat  Seal  Office. 

Keeper  of  the  Great  Seal,  Earl  of  Selkirk. 
Deputy-Keeper,  J.  H.  Mackenzie,  W.S. 
Substitute  Keeper,  D.  Craig. 


The  Privy  Seal  Office. 

Lord-Keeper  of  Privy  Seal,  Earl  of  Dalhousie. 
Depute  Keepers,  William  Pitt  Dundas  and  Geo. 

Dalziel,   W.S. 
Substitute  Keeper,  Alexander  Murdoch. 
Writer  to  the  Privy  Seal,  Alexander  Carnegy 

Ritchie,  advocate. 


The  Signet  Office. 

Principal  Keeper,  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig,  Bart. 
Deputy-Keeper,  James  Hope. 
Substitute  Keeper  and  Clerk,  J.  Hamilton. 
Assistant  Clerk  and  Extractor,  J.  Milligan, 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


501 


The  Sasine  Office. 

Keeper  of  the  General  Register  ofSasines,  SfC, 
and  of  the  Particular  Register  of  Sasines,  ^c, 
for  the  Shire  of  Edinburgh  and  Constabularies 
of  Haddington^  Linlithgow,  and  Bathgate, 
John  Clerk  ISrodie,  W.S. 

Assistant  Keeper,  Wm.  Fraser,  S.S.C. 

First  Clerk,  James  Lindsay. 

Second  Cleric,  John  Dean. 

Third  Clerk,  David  Yule. 

Fourth  Cleric,  John  Bouchard. 

Fifth  Clerk,  James  Kerr. 

Engrossing  Clerks,  G.  Y.  Rutherford,  D.  P.  Lind- 
say, W.  Johnstone,  C.  F.  Chapman,  A.  Gill- 
man,  S.  Brown,  J.  F.Wardlaw,  Wm.  R.  Watson, 
J.  G.  S.  Begg,  W.  G.  Munro,  J.  Bruce,  T.  Clark. 

Keepers  of  Particular  Registers  of 
Sasines. 

Aberdeen  and  Kincardine,  Newell  Burnett,  Aber- 
deen. 

Argyll,  Dumbarton,  Bute,  Arran,  and  Tarbet, 
H.  W.  Campbell,  Dumbarton. 

Ayr,  Bailiary  of  Kyle,  Carrick,  and  Cunning- 
ham, David  Shaw,  Ayr. 

Banff,  John  Allan,  Banff. 

Berwickshire  and  Lauderdale,  John  Romanes, 
Lauder. 

Caithness,  James  M'Kenzie,  Wick. 

Dumfries,  Kirkcudbright,  and  Annandale, 
Alex.  Simpson,  Dumfries. 

Elqin  and  Nairnshires,  and  Forres,  George 
Leslie,  Elgin. 

Fife,  Geo.  H.  Pagan,  Cupar. 

Forfar,  David  Small,  Dundee. 

Inverness,  Ross,  Sutherland,  and  Cromarty, 
jEneas  Mackintosh,  Inverness. 

Kinross,  J.  W.  Williamson,  Kinross. 

Lanark,  ex  Burgh  and  Barony  of  Glasgow, 
Richard  Vary. 

Orkney  and  Shetland,  W.  H.  Fotheringhame, 
Kirkwall. 

Perth,  and  Steivartry  ofSlrathearn  ex  Monteith, 
John  Kemp,  Perth. 


Roxburgh,  Selkirk,  and  Peebles,  John  Murray, 

W.S.,  Melrose. 
Renfrewshire  and  Barony  of  Glasgow,  Thomas 

Grahame  and  Thos.  Hill,  Glasgow. 
Stirling,  Clackmannan,  and  Monteith,  Robert 

Curror,  Stirling. 
Wigtownshire,  Jas.  M'Lean,  Wigtown. 


Begister  of  Deeds  and  Protests  Office. 
Keeper  of  the  Reg.  of  Deeds,  Probative  Writs, 

and  Protests,  G.  R.  Kinloch. 
Assistant  Keepers,  Henry  D.  Fergusson,  W.S., 

Alexander  Murdoch. 


Becord  of  Entails  Office. 

(h.m.  new  register  house,  no.  10.) 

Keeper  of  the  Record  of  Entails,  Sfc,  William 

Pitt  Dundas. 
Clerk,  David  Winter. 


Office  of  the  Accountant  to  the  Court 
of  Session. 
Accountant  to  Court  of  Session,  John  Maitland. 
Clerk  to  Accountant, 


Fee  Fond  Office. 
Collector  of  Fee  Fund,  A.  Forbes  Gordon,  W.S. 
Assistant,  John  M'Ewen. 


Accountant  in  Bankruptcy. 
H.M.  NEW  register  OFFICE. 

TTie  Accountant  in  Bankruptcy  in  Scotland^ 
George  A.  Esson. 


Notaries-Public  Office. 

NO.  11  YOUNG  STREET. 

Clerk  to  the  Admission  of  Notaries,  H.  Cheyne, 
W.S. 


502 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS, 


SHEKIFFS  OF  CO"PNTIES,  SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES,   SHERIFF-CLERKS, 
AND  PROCURATORS-FISCAL. 


County. 

Sheriffs. 

Sheriff-Substitutes. 

Sheriff-Clerks. 

Procurators-Fiscal.  " 

Aberdeen, 

Arclid.  Davidson, 

W.Watson,  W.S.,  Aberdeen 
J.  Skelton,W.S.,  Peterhead 

J.  Ligertwood, 

A.  Simpson,  jim.,  Aberdeen. 
Andrew  Boyd,  Peterhead. 

Argyle, 

Thomas  Cleghorn, 

James  C.  Graham,  luverary 
J.  Gardiner, W.S.,Camp'ton 
W.  Robertson,  Tobermory, 
A.  Praser,W.S.,  Pt-WilUam, 

S.  Mactaggart,  M^S., 

D.  M'LulUch,  Inverary. 

C.  Mactaggart,  Campbelton. 
Henry  Nisbet,  Tobermory. 

D.  S.  M'Laren,  Fort- WiUiam. 

Ayr, 

N.  C.  Campbell, 

James  Robison,  Ayr, 

T.  Anderson,  Kilmarnock, 

E.  A.  Hunter,  W.S. 

J.  F.  Murdoch,  W.S.,  Ayr. 
Fred.  C.  Gross,  Kilmarnock. 

Banff, 

Benjamin  R.  BeU, 

Jas.  Gordon,  W.S.,  Banff, 

George  R.  Forbes, 

W.  B.  Gordon,  Banff. 

Berwick, 

A.  R.  Clark, 

George  Dickson, 

WiUiam  T.  KeUie, 

James  C.  Robson,  Dunse. 

Bute, 

Robert  Hunter, 

Robert  Orr, 

D.  Macbeth, 

Wm.  Herbert,  Rothesay. 

Caithness, 

Geo.  D.  Fordyce, 

Hamilton  Russell,  W.S., 

Robert  M'Lachlan, 

M.  Maclennan,  Wick. 
James  Brims,  Thurso. 

Clackmannan, 

John  Tait, 

William  B.  Clark,  Alloa, 

And.  Jameson,  W.S., 

William  Spence,  Alloa. 

Cromarty, 

Alex.  S.  Cook, 

W.  H.  Murray,  Cromarty, 

John  Taylor, 

James  Grigor,  Cromarty. 

Dumbarton, 

Robert  Hunter, 

W.  C.'Steele,  Dumbarton, 

Phineas  Daniel,  W.S., 

R.  G.  Mitchell,  Dumbarton. 

Dumfries, 

Mark  Napier, 

John  P.  Trotter,  Dumfries, 

Henry  Gordon, 

Thomas  Corrie. 

Edinburgh, 

John  T.  Gordon. 

And.  Jameson,  Edinburgh, 
Pat.  Arkley,  Edinburgh, 
Fred.  Hallard,  Edinburgh, 

Kenmure  Maitland, 

M.  Lothian,  Edinburgh. 

Elgin, 

Benjamin  B.  Bell, 

Donald  M'L.  Smith, 

George  Leslie, 

William  Grigor,  Elgin. 

Fife, 

Donald  Mackenzie, 

Robert  S.  Taylor, 

C.  Shirreff,  Dunfermline, 

Thomas  Barclay, 

Alex.  Black,  Cupar. 
William  Morrison,  Cupar. 
James    Macfarlane,    jun., 
Dunfermline. 

Forfar, 

F.  L.  M.  Heriot, 

Alex.  Robertson,  Forfar, 
George  B.  Ogilvy,  Dundee, 

Geo.  Webster,  W.S., 

Robert  Whyte,  Forfar. 
J.  B.  Baxter,  Dundee. 

Haddington, 

A.  Ruth.  Clark, 

Charles  J.  Shirreff, 

Henry  M.  Davidson, 

Thos.  Todrick,  Haddmgton. 

Inverness, 

Wm.  Ivory, 

W.  H.  Thomson, 

A.  Eraser, W.S.,  Ft-William, 

Thomas  Fraser,  Portree,    ,_ 

Patrick  Grant,  W.S., 

Charles  Stewart,  Inverness. 
D.  S.  M'Laren,  Fort-William. 
Donald  M'Kenzie,  Portree. 

C.  Shaw,  Plarris,  &c., 

John  Adam. 

Kincardine, 

A.  Burns  Shand, 

J.  D.  Wilson, 

James  Christian 

J.  Tindal,  Stonehaven. 
W.  R.  Tindal,  Stonehaven. 

Kinross, 

John  Tait, 

David  Syme,  Kinross, 

J.  W.  Williamson, 

Hugh  Laird,  Kinross. 

Kirkcudbright, 

David  Hector, 

W.  H.  Dunbar,  Kirkcud. 

George  Hamilton, 

D.  H.  Gordon  &  W.  Milroy. 

Lanark, 

Sir  A.  Alison,  Bart., 

H.  G.  Bell,  Glasgow, 
Arch.  Smith,  Glasgow, 
Alex.  Strathern,  Glasgow, 
A.  E.  Murray,  Glasgow, 
J.  Veitch,  Hamilton, 
William  Logic,  Airdrie, 
J.  N.  Dyce,  Lanark, 

John  Drysdale, 

WiUiam  Hart,  Glasgow. 
John  Gemmel,  Glasgow. 
Thomas  Dykes,  Hamilton. 
Jas.  A.  Dykes,  Hamilton. 
John  M'Donald,  Airdrie. 
Hugh  Davidson,  Lanark. 

Linlithgow, 

John  Cay, 

Francis  Home, 
Ad.  Dawson, 

John  Hardy, 

James  Watson,  Linlithgow. 

Nairn, 

Benjamin  R.  Bell, 

Alex.  Falconar,  Nairn, 
Peter  Macdougal, 

Robert  Malcolm, 

William  Dick,  Nairn. 

Orkney  and 

W.  E.  Aytoun, 

Jas.  Robertson,  Kirkwall, 

W.H.  Fotheringhame, 

Alex.  Bain,  Kirkwall. 

Shetland, 

R.  Bell,  Lerwick, 

George  Smith, 

C.  G.  Duncan,  Lerwick. 

Peebles, 

George  Napier, 

Arthur  Burnett, 

Wm.  Stuart,  W.S., 

Jas.  D.  Bathgate,  Peebles. 

Perth, 

Edward  S.  Gordon, 

H.  Barclay,  LL.D.,  Perth, 
J.  Grahame,  Dunblane, 

Arckibald  Reid, 

John  M'Lean,  Perth. 
Thomas  Barty. 

Efinfrew, 

Patrick  Eraser, 

James  Campbell,  Paisley, 
H.  L.  Tennent,  Greenock, 

Peter  Henderson, 

Robert  Rodger,  Paisley. 
Daniel  M'Farlan,  Paisley. 
Robert  Blair,  Greenock. 

Ross, 

Alex.  S.  Cook, 

C.  Hill,  adv. 

W.  H.  Murray,  Tain, 

A.  L.  il 'Donald,  Stornoway, 

William  Ross, 

William  Moffat,  Dingwall. 
H.  Munro  Taylor,  Tain. 
Donald  Mimro,  Stornoway. 
William  Ross,  Stornoway. 

Roxbtu-gh, 

W.  0.  Rutherfurd, 

Francis  Russell,  Jedburgh, 

George  Rutherford, 

James  Stevenson,  Jedburgh. 

Selkirk, 

George  Dundas, 

Jas.  S.  Milne,  adv.  Selkirk, 

John  Lang, 

Peter  Rodger,  Selkirk. 

Stirling, 

George  Moir, 

Robert  Robertson,  Stirling, 
Robert  Sconce,  Falkirk, 

Thomas  L.  Galbraith, 

Rob.  Campbell,  Stirling. 
John  Gair,  Falkii'k. 

Sutherland, 

Geo.  D.  Fordyce, 

Thomas  Mackenzie, 

Donald  Taylor, 

W.  S.  Fraser,  Dornoch. 

Wigtown, 

David  Hector, 

Macdufi  Rhind,  Wigtown, 

R.  H.  Smith, 

A.  M'Neel  Caird,  Stranraer. 
Eben.  S.  Black,  Wigtown. 

Convener  of  the  Sheriffs.— John  Cay,  5  S.-E.  Circus  place,  Edinburgh. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


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SQMMISSIONEKS  OF  SUPPLY  FOE  THE  CITY  OF  EDINBUEGK, 

GO'miiiissioners.—Th&  Lord  Provost  and  the  six  Bailies  of  the  City. 
CTeri-.— Robert  Morham. 


COMMISSION  OF  THE  PEACE  FOS  THE  CITY  AND  LIMITS  OF  THE  EDINBURaH 

POLICE  ACT,  1862. 

The  Lord  Provost — Lord  Justice-General  and  the  other  Lords  of  the  Session — Lord  Justice-Clerk  and  the  other  Com- 
missioners  of  Justiciary — tlie  Lord  Advocate  and  Solicitor-General — Bailies,  Dean  of  Guild,  and  Treasurer  of  the 
City — the  Provost  and  Magistrates  of  Leith — all  for  the  time  being — and 


Ainslie,  Daniel 48  Moray  place 

Anderson,  Findlay.32  Moray  place 
Auchie,  Alexander  4  Argyle  square 
Baird,  Sir  Jas.  G...Edmonstone  house 

Balfour,  James 58  Great  King  st. 

Balfour,  Robert 10  Claremont  cres. 

Beattie,  William. ...Lauriston  gardens 

Berry,  George 127  Constitution  st. 

Black,  Adam, M.P.. 6  North  bridge 
Elackadder,  Jas.  ...34  Abercromby  pi. 

Blyth,  B.  H 135  George  street 

Boyd,  John 2  York  place 

Brodie,  John  C 26  Moray  place 

Brown,  AVilliam 25  Dublin  street 

Buckmaster,  T London 

Burton,  John  H.  ...Craig  house 

Cassels,  Alex 8  Northumberl.  st. 

Chambers,  Wm 383  High  street 

Clapperton,  Thos...371  High  street 

Clark,  A.  R 17  Great  Stuart  st. 

Cormack,  David... .33  York  place 

Cowan,  Charles 38  W.  Register  st. 

Cowan,  William  ....15  Princes  Btreet 
Craig,  Kt.  Hon.  Sir 

Wm.  Gibson,  Bt..5  Thistle  street 
Craig,  Jas.  T.  G....5  Thistle  street 

Crichton,  Hew 13  Nelson  street 

Cunningham,  Jas..  50  Queen  street 

Dalziel,  George 5  Thistle  street 

Davidson,  Arch 24  Rutland  square 

Davidson,  Henry... Muirhouse 

Dick,  William 8  Clyde  street 

Dickson,  David 10  S.  St  Andrew  st. 

Douglas,  A.  H 33  Queen  street 

Douglas,  F.  B 21  Moray  place 

;  Duncan,  James 6  Hill  street 

;  Duncan,  Wm.  Jas. .National  bank 
Duncan,  William...!  Heriot  row 
Dymock,  James  R.. 30  Buccleuch  place 
Edmondstone,  T....110  West  bow 

j  Falshaw,  James. ...26  Castle  street 

Finlay,lG.  L 17  Northumberl.  st. 

Fletcher,  Angus.. ..Inland  Rev.  office 

'Flockhart,  Wm 52  North  bridge 

Forrester,  Wm 11  Roj^al  Exchange 

Foulis,  Robert Cupar 

!  Fraser,  Alex.  M....18  Broughton  place 

!  Eraser,  Arthur 10  Randolph  cres. 

'Fyfe,  Andrew 15  Leopold  place 

Gairdner,  John 45  Northumberl.  st. 

Gibson,  John,  jun.  38  Moray  place 

Girdwood,  Wm Corstorjjhine 

Grant,  Joseph 30  Drummond  pi. 

Gray,  Alexander... 30  Stafford  street 
Greenoak,  R 9  Minto  street 


Greig,  John 7  Wharton  place 

Greig,  John,  jun....l  Argyll  place 
Grierson,  Andrew. 15  St  Andrew  sq. 
Grieve,  Robert  S...83  George  st. 

Gulland,  James 55  N.  Hanover  st. 

Harrison,  George. ..36  North  bridge 
Haj^,  Alexander  ....1  Gayfield  place 
Heriot,  F.  L.  M.  ...35  Moray  place 

Hewat,  John 12  St  Andrew  sq. 

Hill,  Alexander 67  Princes  street 

Hope,  James 119  Princes  street 

Hunter,  Andrew.... 59  South  bridge 

Hunter,  Robert 67  Northumberl.  st. 

Hutton,  John 8  Graham  street 

Ireland,  Thomas. ...4  Hunter  square 

Ivory,  William 12  Albany  street 

Jenner,  Charles Duddingston 

Johnston,  Sir  W....4-B  St  Andrew  sq. 
Johnston,  Robert,, 27  Royal  terrace 

Knox,  Thomas 15  Hanover  street 

Law,  AVilliam 31  St  Andrew  sq, 

Lawson,  Charles...,  1  George  IV.  bridge 
Leburn,  Thomas.  ...56  George  square 
Leechman,  James..6  Mansiield  place 
Lindsay,  William.. .Leith 
Livingstone,  Josiah4  Jlinto  Btreet 
Lorimer,  George.. ..Mayfield  terrace 

Lvall,  John 7  Lothian  road 

M'Crie,  William.. ..22  Leith  walk 
Macgibbon,  Chas...7  E.  Claremont  st. 
Mackenzie,  J.  AV...16  Royal  circus 
Macknight,  James  12  London  street 
Maclagan,  David. ..129  George  street 
Maclaren,  Charles..  Moreland  cottage. 
Grange  loan 

M'Laren,  David Greenhill  gardens^ 

M'Laren,  Duncan, .Newington  house 

M'Laren,  John 1 2  Darnaway  street 

Macrae,J.A.,LL.D.  14  Gloucester  pi. 

Maitland,  John 9  Walker  street 

Mansfield,  Thomas  7  Thistle  street 

Marshall,  Arch 41  Minto  street 

Marshall,  Robert.. .86  Lauriston  place 
Meldrum,  George.. 53  York  place 

Millar,  John 2  S.  St  Andrew  st. 

Milne,  John 44  Albany  street 

Moir,  John 52  Castlestreet 

Moncreiff,  Wm 59  George  street 

Mood,  John Rosehall 

Morrison,  Adam. ...45  York  place 
Mossman,  Adam. ..30  Princes  street 

Muir,  William Wet  Docks,  Leith 

Muirhead,  Claud...7  Heriot  row 

Murdoch,  J.  B 22  Manor  place 

Murray,  T.,LL.D.  Thistle  st.  lane,  N.E. 


Murray,  T.'G II  Randolph  cres. 

Nicolson,  J.  B 31  Albany  street 

Oliver,  J.  S 59  Princes  street 

Omond,  Robert 43  Charlotte  sq. 

Paul,  Robert 2  Bruntsfield  place 

Pears,  James 7  Fingal  place 

Pearson,  Adam 22  Blackford  road 

Peat,  David,  R.N...Viewforth  house 

Peddie.  James Chalmers  street 

Pott^,  Thomas Register  house 

Pow,  James 12  Dundas  street 

Ranken,  Thomas. ..17  St  Andrew  sq. 
Renton,  William  ...12  Princes  street 

Richardson,  F Old  Corn  Exchange 

Richardson,  Jas.  ...16  Coates  crescent 
Richardson,  John. .50  Northumberl.  st. 
Richardson,  Robt..l05  West  bow 

Ritchie,  John .55  George  square 

Robertson,  G.,W.S.17  Royal  circus 
Romanes,  Robert. ..4  Oxford  terrace 

Rose,  Hugh 3  Hillside  crescent 

Russell,  Geo.  E 14  Regent  terrace 

Russell,  Thomas... .6  Hunter  square 
Sawers,  Thomas.. ..8  Archibald  place 

Shaw,  Patrick 36  Charlotte  sq. 

Smith,  David 64  Princes  street 

Stark,  James 21  Rutland  street 

Stevenson,  Alex....9  Heriot  row 
Stodart,  John  E....2  Drummond  place 
Stott,  Joseph  H.  ...12  Niddry  street 

Tait,  Andrew 33  Rose  street 

Tait,  William 2  Walker  street      ; 

Taylor,  James Leith 

Taylor,  William.. ..4  Salamander  st. 

Thorn,  David 28  Constitution  st. 

Thomson,  Arch.  ...12  Buccleuch  place 
Thomson,  David  J.  19  E.  Claremont  st. 
Thomson,  Jas.  G...14  York  place 
Thomson,  Thomas  18  Walker  street 
Thorburn,  George  12  Hermitage  pi., 

Leith 
Tullis,  William Home  lodge.  View- 
forth 
Vallance,  George.. 1  Gayfield  square 
Waddell,  William. .20  Royal  circus 

Walker,  Robert 12  Bank  street 

Watson,  James 45  Charlotte  sq. 

Wilson,  James 3  South  bridge 

Wilson,  Robt.  S Woodburn,  Dal- 
keith 
Wood,  Alexander..  10  St  Colme  street 

Wood,  William 2  Oxford  terrace 

Wright,  John 28  Forth  street 

Young,  George 47  Moray  place 

Young,  James 126  High  street 


Clerk.— 'Rohert  Morham.l  \  Procurator. Fiscal. — R.  L.  Dymock. 

Officers  and  Constables. — The  City  officers,  and  D.  Mackay  and  Geo.  Swanston. 

One  of  the  Justices  attends  daily  in  the  Council  Chamber, 'Royal  Exchange,  at  11  o'clock,  for  the  despatch  of  business. 


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PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


Faculty  of  Advocates. 

Parliament  Square. 

Dean,  Right  Hon.  James  Moncreiff,  M.P. 
Vice-Dean,  George  Dundas. 
Treasurer,  Charles  Robertson. 
Librarian,  Samuel  Halkett. 
Agent,  John  N.  Forman. 
Collector  of  Widows^  Fund,  John  Cay. 


Society  of  Writers  to  her  Majesty's  Signet. 

Parliament  Square. 

Principal  Keeper,  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig,  Bart. 
Deputy  Keeper,  James  Hope. 
Suo-Keeper  and  Clerk,  John  Hamilton. 
Assistant  Clerk  and  Extractor,  James  Milligan, 
S.S.C. 

OFFICE-BEARERS  OF  THE  SOCIETY. 
Treasurer,  John  Gibson,  jun. 
Fiscal,  Adam  Gib  Ellis. 

Professor  of  Conveyancing,  Alexander  M.  Bell. 
Collector  of  Widows'  Fund,  John  Cook. 
Librarian,  David  Laing,  LL.D. 


Society  of  Solicitors  before  the  Supreme  Courts 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  anno  1797. 

Preses,  Thomas  Leburn. 

Vice-President,  Hew  Crichton. 

Treasurer  and   Collector  of  Widows^  Fund, 

Librarian,  Thomas  Landale. 

Secretaries,  J.  &  J.  Young. 

Censors,  William  Duncan  and 

Auditors,  William  S.  Stuart  and  George  Cotton. 

Fiscal,  Joseph  Johnston. 


Society  of  Solicitors  at  Law. 

Preses,  M.  Lothian. 
Vice-Preses,  William  Pollock. 
Treasurer,  George  Cairns. 
Clerk,  James  Anderson. 
Fiscal,  William  Saunders. 
Treasurer  to, Library,  P.  H.  Pridie. 

Auditor, Macandrew. 

Officer,  R.  Wallace. 


Society  of  Accountants  in  Edinburgh. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Cliarter. 

President,  Thomas  Mansfield. 

Council,  H.  G.  Watson,  R.  E.  Scott,  William 
Moncreiff,  G.  A.  Jamieson,  Jas.  Jobson  Dickson, 
Thos.  Scott,  Chas.  Pearson,  Kenneth  Mackenzie. 

Secretary,  James  Howden. 

Treasurer  Alexander  W.  Robertson. 

Auditor,  J.  M.  Baillie. 

Law  Agent,  J.  C.  Brodie,  W.S. 


Faculty  of  Actuaries  in  Scotland. 

Council,  W.  Smith,  K.  Mackenzie,  W.  T.  Thom- 
son,  D.  Chisholm,  George  Ramsay,  and  George  ( 
Tod. 

Hon.  Sees.,  R.  Balfour,  J.  M.  M'Candlish. 

Hon.  Treasurer,  George  Auldjo  Esson. 

Secretary,  Andrew  H.  Turnbidl. 


Joint-Stock  Companies'  Registration  Office. 

Exchequer  Chambers,  Edinburgh. 
Registrar,  John  Henderson. 
Clerk,  Albert  Thomas  Apthorpe. 


MAGISTRATES   OF   EDINBURGH. 

Lord  Provost,  Right  Hon.  Charles  Lawson. 
Bailies,  Robert  Johnston,  George  E.  Russell,  Alex.; 

Auchie,  Adam  Mossman,  Alexander  Cassels, 

and  J.  T.  Alexander. 
Dean  of  Guild,  Charles  M'Gibbon. 
Treasurer,  Henry  Callender. 
Convener  of  Trades,  Adam  Beattie 

COMMITTEES  OF  TOWN-COUNCIL. 

Lord  Provosfs,  including  Watching  and  Coal 
Weighing. — Lord  Provost,  convener;  Bailies 
Johnston,  Russell,  Auchie,  Mossman,  Cassels, 
Alexander,  Dean  of  Guild  Macgibbon,  Treasurer 
Callender,  Convener  Beattie,  Councillors  Mac- 
knight,  Robertson,  Hope,  Kay,  Hill,  Falshaw, 
Ford,  Anderson. 

Trinity  Hospital. — Councillor  Mair,  convener; 
Bailies  Russell,  Auchie,  Cassels,  Alexander, 
Dean  of  Guild  Macgibbon,  Councillors  Bu- 
chanan, Hay,  Kay,  Lewis,  Marshall,  Ridpath, 
Lorimer. 

Education.  —  Treasurer  Callender,  convener; 
Bailies  Johnston,  Auchie,  Councillors  Buchanan, 
Macknight,  Handyside,  Robertson,  Skinner, 
Hope,  Mair,  Bryson. 

Markets,  including  Slaughter  Houses. — Coun- 
cillor Drybrough,  convener;  Bailies  Russell, 
Alexander,  Treasurer  Callender,  Councillors 
Hay,  Lewis,  Cochrane,  Marshall,  Mackie,  Scott, 
Ridpath,  Lewis,  James. 

Pla7is  and  Works,  including  Fire  Engines  and 
Police  House  Department. — Dean  of  Guild 
Macgibbon,  convener;  Bailie  Mossman,  Coun- 
cillors Hay,  Miller,  White,  Lewis,  Marshall, 
Anderson,  Lewis,  Lorimer. 

Treasurer's,  including  Billeting.  —  Treasurer 
Callender,  convener;  Bailies  Russell,  Auchie, 
Councillors  Macknight,  Handyside,  Skinner, 
Hill,  Ogilvie,  Mackie,  Scott,  Marshall,  Ritchie, 
James. 

Law. — Coimcillor  Robertson,  convener;  Bailies 
Johnston,  Cassels,  Treasurer  Callender,  Coun- 
cillors Macknight,  Skinner,  Kay,  White,  Ogilvie, 
Ritchie. 

Cleaning  and  Lighting,  including  Workshops. — 
Councillor  Ford,  convener;  Bailie  Mossman, 
Convener  Beattie,  Councillors  Girle,  Handy- 
side, Crichton,  Falshaw,  Ogilvie,  Drybrough, 
Cochrane,  Marshall,  Mackie,  Bryson. 

Streets  and  Buildings,  including  Drainage,  Pub- 
lic Parks,  and  Bleaching  Greens. — Councillor 
Anderson,  convener ;  Couucillors  Girle,  Miller, 


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PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


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Handyside,    Crighton,   Falshaw,    Di7brough, 
Ford,  Scott,  Lorimer,  Bryson. 

Police  Appeals. — Councillor  White,  convener; 
Bailie  Auchie,  Treasurer  Calleuder,  Councillors 
Buchanan,  Miller,  Crighton,  Hope,  Hill,  Lewis, 
Cochrane,  Anderson,  Ridpath,  Ritchie. 
^Directors  of  Water  Company. — Councillors 
Kay  and  Lorimer. 

Merchants'  Maiden  Hospital. — Bailies  Mossman 
and  Cassels,  Dean  of  Guild  Macgibbon,  Coun- 
cillors Handyside  and  Crighton. 

George  Watson''s  Hospital. — Bailie  Alexander, 
Councillors  Hill,  White,  Anderson,  Marshall. 

Gillespie''s  Hospital. — Bailie  Auchie,  Treasurer 
Callender,  Councillors  Hay,  Miller,  Cochrane. 


ADMISAL  and  BAILIE  COURTS  of  LEITH. 

Provost  and  Admiral,  Wm.  Lindsay. 

Bailies  and  Admirals  Depute,  Charles  Mackinlay, 

James  Walker,  James  Watt,  Wm.  Steedman. 
Clerk,  W.  H.  Couper. 
Assessor,  William  Ivory,  advocate. 
Procurator-Fiscal,  John  Murdoch. 
Officers,  Adam  Sinclair  and  John  Robinson. 


Town- Clerk,  James  David  Marwick. 

City  Assessors,  G.  Young  and  J.  M'Laren. 

Chamberlain,  D.  I.  Robertson. 

Depute  City  Clerk  in  Magisterial  and  Judicial 

Department,  and  Extractor  of  the  Dean  of 

Guild  Court,  Robert  Morham. 
Accountant,  Robert  Adam. 
Superintendent  of  Public  Works,  D.  Cousin. 
Procurator -Fiscal,  R.  L.  Dymock. 
Law-Agents,  Patrick  Graham,  W.S.,  and  Robert 

Bruce  Johnston,  W.S. 
Medical  Officer  of  Health,  H.  D.  Littlejohn,  M.D. 
Assessor  under  the   Valuation  of  Lands  Act, 

Robert  Paterson. 
Session- Clerk,  David  Beatson. 
Keeper  of  Imperial   Weights  and  Measures, 

George  Wilson, 
pii  Out-door  Inspector  of  Weights  and  Measures, 
I      James  Anderson, 
I  ■  Agent  for  the  City,  as  Superiors  of  Leith,  An- 

'drew  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. 

ji  Superintendent   and   Procurator-fiscal,   Thos. 
Linton. 

Clerk  of  Court,  James  Morham. 

First  Lieutenant,  Alex.  M'Lellan. 

Lieutenants,  Duncan  Millar,  John  Milligan,  Ken- 
neth Thomson,  William  Cowan, 


ABBEY  of  HOLYEOOD  HOUSE. 

The  Bailie  holds  a  Court  in  the  Abbey  Conrt- 
house,  on  the  first  Saturday  of  every  month  at 
two  o'clock. 

Bailie,  William  B.  Hay,  S.S.C. 

Procurator-Fiscal,  James  Paris,  S.S.C. 

Clerk,  John  Wallace. 

Officer,  George  J.  Dunnett. 


MAGISTRATES  and  TOWN  COUNCIL  of  LEITH. 

Provost,  William  Lindsay, 

Bailies,  Charles  M'Kinlay,  James  Walker,  James 
Watt,  Wm.  Steedman, 

Treasurer,  Colin  Duncan, 

Councillors,  John  Milne,  William  Steven,  John 
Alexander,  J.  J,  Lundy,  N.  M.  Mackie,  John 
M'Nab,  James  Wishart,  Thomas  Dishington, 
Alex.  Beveridge,  C.  S.  Chalmers. 

Commissioners  of  Police,  The  Provost,  Magis- 
trates, and  Town  Council. 

Superintendent  and  Procurator-Fiscal  of  Police 
Court,  J.  Grant. 

Town-Clerk,  W.  H.  Couper. 

Assessor,  William  Ivory,  advocate. 

Officers,  A.  Sinclair  and  John  Robinson. 


COUNTY  POLICE. 

Committee— T)\x]i.e  of  Buccleuch,  K.G. ;  R.  Trot- 
ter, Esq.  convener  and  chairman ;  the  Sheriff; 
Earl  of  Dalkeith ;  Lord  Melville ;  Right  Hon. 
Sir  George  Clerk,  Bart. ;  Sir  J.  G.  Baird,  Bart. ; 
Sir  Archibald  Hope,  Bart. ;  Sir  A.  C.  Gibson 
Maitland,  Bart. ;  Sir  William  G.  Craig,  Bart. ; 
Wm.  Logan  White,  Esq. ;  Hy.  Maxwell  Inglis, 
Esq. ;  R.  Scott  Moncreiff,  Esq. ;  R.  Dundas, 
Esq. :  Sir  J.  Don  Wauchope,  Esq.  of  Edmon- 
ston;  Colonel  A.  Learmonth,  of  Dean;  Sir  W. 
H.  Dick  Cunningham;  J.  T,  Riddock,  Esq., 
Provost  of  Musselburgh;  John  Livingstone, 
Musselburgh;  David  Craig,  Esq.,  Provost  of 
Portobello;  Thomas  Wood,  Esq.,  Portobello, 

Chief  Constable  and  Justice  of  Peace  Procura- 
tor-Fiscal, A,  J,  List, 

GENERAL  MEETINGS, 

Tuesday,  19th  January;  Saturday,  30th  April; 
Tuesday,  19th  July;  Tuesday,  4th  Octooer; 
Tuesday,  15th  November — at  12  o'clock. 

Justice  of  Peace  and  Road  Courts. — At  Edin- 
burgh for  Small  Debt  cases,  every  Monday  at 
11  o'clock,  and  for  Road  and  Police  cases  every 
second  and  fourth  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  the 
same  hour.  At  Dalkeith  for  Road  and  Police  cases, 
the  last  Thursday  of  each  month  at  11  o'clock. 

Excise  Licensing  Court. — Upon  the  first  Tuesday 
of  May  and  the  last  Tuesday  of  October ;  and 
for  Appeals,  about  a  fortnight  thereafter. 

Vacation. — The  month  of  September. 

County  Constabulary  Stations. — 1.  Head  Office, 
Edinburgh ;  2.  Jock's  Lodge ;  3,  Duddingston ; 
4,  Musselburgh ;  5,  Dalkeith ;  6,  Pathhead- 
Ford  ;  7,  Gorebridge ;  8,  Stow ;  9,  Penicuik ; 
10,  Burdiehouse;  11,  Lasswade;  12.  Gilmer- 
ton;  13.  Slateford;  14.  Currie;  15.  Kirk- 
newton ;  16.  West  Calder ;  17.  Mid-Calder ; 
18,  East  Calder;  19,  Ratho;  20.  Corstor- 
phine;  21.  Davidson's  Mains ;  22.  Coltbridge; 
23.  Granton  Pier;  24.  Heriot ;  25,  Newton 
Grange ;  26,  Milton  Cottages;  27,  Roslin ;  28. 
Millerhill;  29.  Carrington;  30.  Newbridge; 
31,  Portobello, 

Police  Committee  meets  first  Wednesday  of  every 
month,  at  12  o'clock. 

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PUBLIC  CEPARiTMENTS. 


CONVENTION  OF  EOYAL  BUEGHS.    1487. 

Freses,  The  Lord  Provost  of  Ediaburgh. 
Treasurer  and  Agent,  J.  Whitefoord  M'Kenzie, 

W.S. 
Chaplain,  Rev.  John  Hunter,  D.D. 
Clerk,  James  D.  Marwick. 
Engineer,  David  Stevenson. 
Agent  at  London,  John  Richardson,  21  Fludyer 

Street. 
Officer,  Alex.  Macpherson, 


CHAMBER   OF  COMMERCE  AND 
MANUFACTURES.    1786. 

Chairman,  Duncan  M'Laren. 
Deputy  Chairman,  George  Harrison. 
Treasurer, 
Secretary, 


HIGHLAND  AND  AGRICULTURAL   SOCIETY 
OF  SCOTLAND.    1784. 

OFFICE-BEARERS. 

President,  Duke  of  Argyll,  K.T. 
Vice-Presidents,  Earl  of  Dalkeith,  M.P.,  Earl 

of  Home,  Earl  of  Rosslyn,  Lord  Binning. 
Hon.  Sec,  The  Right  Hon.  Sir  George  Clerk  of 

Penicuik,  Bart. 
Treasurer,  Sir  William  Gibson-Craig  of  Riccar- 

ton,  Bart. 
Secretary,  John  Hall  Maxwell  of  Dargavel,  C.B. 
Chaplain,  Rev.  James  Grant,  D.C.L.,  D.D. 
Chemist,  Thomas  Anderson,  M.D.,  Professor  of 

Chemistry  in  the  University  of  Glasgow. 
Considting  Engineer,  James  Stirling,  C.E. 
Auditor  of  Accounts,  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  C.A. 
Animal  Portrait  Painter,  Gourlay  Steell,  R.S.A. 
Professor  of  Veterinary  Surgery,  William  Dick. 
Editor  of  Transactions,  Robert  Russell. 
Publishers,  William  Blackwood  &  Sons. 
Printers,  Neill  &  Company. 
Silversmith,  James  Mackay. 
Medallist,  Alexander  Kirkwood. 
Curator  of  Implements  and  Machines,  Alexr. 

Slight. 
Inspector  of  Works,  John  Watherston. 

COUNCIL  ON  EDUCATION. 

By  a  Supplementai-y  Charter  under  the  Great 
Seal,  granted  in  1856,  the  Society  is  empowered 
to  prescribe  a  curriculum  for  Agricultural  Edu- 
cation, and  to  grant  Diplomas. 

BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

Science  and  Practice  of  Agriculture,  Mechanics, 
and  Architecture  of  the  Farm,  Professor  John 
Wilson;  George  Hope,  Fenton  Barns;  Robert 
Russell,  Pilmuir;  and  John  Wilson,  Edington 
Mains. 

Botany,  Professor  Balfour. 

Chemistry,  Professor  Thomas  Anderson. 

Natural  History,  Professor  Allman. 

Veterinary  Surgery,  Professor  Dick, 

I'letd  Engineering  and  Surveying,  John  Miller 
ot  Leithen,  C.E.,  and  James  Stirling,  C.E. 

■tioolc-keeping  and  Accounts,  Kenneth  Macken- 
zie, C.A,,  and  Peter  M'Lagan  of  Pumpher- 


EDINBURGH  LITERARY  AND  SCIENTIFIC 
INSTITUTIONS. 
Royal  College  of  Physicians.    1681. 
President,  Dr  Alexander  Wood. 
Vice-President, 

Secretary,  Dr  Rutherford  Haldane. 
Treasurer,  Dr  Somerville. 
Librarian,  Dr  Matthews  Duncan. 
Cui'ator  of  Museum,  Dr  T.  S.  Wright. 

Royal  College  of  Surgeons  of  Edinburgh.    1505. 

President, 

Treasurer,  John  Gairdner,  M.D. 

Librarian,  Archibald  Inglis,  M.D. 

Examiner  of  Students'  Course  of  Study,  James 

Simson,  M.D. 
Secretary,  Dr  James  Simson, 
Con.  of  Museum,  W.  R.  Sanders,  M.D. 

Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland.    1780. 

Patron,  The  Queen. 

President,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  K.G. 

Vice-Presidents,  J.  T.  Gibson-Craig,  Cosmo  In- 

nes,  James  Robertson. 
Council,  Right  Hon.  Lord  Elcho,  George  Patton, 

Robert   Paterson,  M.D.,  Darid  Milne  Home, 

Prof.  Simpson,  W.  F.  Skene,  Prof.  Stevenson, 

D.D.,  J.  Hill  Burton,  LL.D.,    W.  Forbes  of 

Medwyn. 
Secretaries,  John  Steuart,  J.  A.  Smith,  M.D. 
Foreign  Secretaries,  David  Lang,  LL.D.,  J.  M. 

Mitchell. 
Treasurer,  T.  B.  Johnston. 
Librarian,  George  Seton. 
Curators  of  Museum,  James  Johnstone,  Francis 

Abbott.  

Royal  Society.    1783, 
President,  His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Argyll. 
Vice-Presidents,    Sir  D.  Brewster,   LL.D.,  Dr 

Christison,  Profsr.  Kelland,  Hon.  Lord  Neaves,, 

Principal  Forbes,  Professor  Innes. 
Secretary,  Professor  J.  H.  Balfour, 
Secretaries   to    Ordinary   Meetings,   Dr   Lyon 

Playfair,  C.B.,  Professor  Allman. 
Treasurer,  J.  T.  Gibson-Craig, 
Curator  of  Library  and  Museum,  Dr  Douglaa 

Maclagan.  

Royal  Physical  Society. 

Presidents,  James  M'Bain,  M.D.,  R.N.;  John 
Coldstream,  M.D. ;  David  Page. 

Council,  William  Turner,  M.B. ;  Thomas  StrethiU 
Wright,  M.D. ;  Geo.  Berry,  A.  M'Kenzie  Ed- 
wards, Alex.  Bryson,  John  Anderson,  M.D.;' 
W.  S.  Young. 

Secretary,  John  Alexander  Smith,  M.D. 

Treasurer,  George  Logan, 

Assistant- Secretary,  James  Boyd  Davies. 

Honorary  Librarian,  Robert  F.  Logan. 


Royal  Scottish  Academy  of  Painting,  Sculpture, 

and  Architecture.     1826. 
President  and  Trustee,  Sir  John  Watson  Gordon, 

R.A. 
Secretary  and  Trustee,  D.  0.  Hill,  Esq.,  R.S.A. 
Treasurer  and  Trustee,  W.  B.  Johnstone,  R.S.A. 
Librarian,  James  Drummond,  Esq.,  R.S.A. 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


507 


Auditor^  Charles  Lees,  R.S.A. 
Council,  Wm.  Douglas,  W.  Brodie,  W.  S.  Wat- 
son, Charles  Lees,  John  Steel,  W.  B.  Johnston. 


Eoyal  Scottish  Society  of  Arts. 
President,  Stevenson  Macadam,  Ph.  D. 
Vice-Presidents,  R.  M.  Ferguson,  Ph.  D.,  Thos. 

Ivory. 
Secretary,!  John  Beatson  Bell,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Treasurer,  John  Scott  MoncriefF,  Esq.,  C.A. 


High  School  of  Edinburgh. 
(^Founded  1519.) 
Rector,     Leonhard     Schmitz,    LL.D.,    Ph.D. 
F.R.S.E. 

TEACHERS. 

Classical  and  English  Department,  J.  Macmillan, 
M.A.,  r.S.A.,  John  Carmichael,  M.A.,  F.S.A., 
A.  H.  Bryce,  LL.D.,  James  Donaldson,  M.A. 

Writing,  W.  Cooper,  F.E.I.S. 

French,  Mons.  C.  H.  Schneider. 

Arithmetic  and  Mathematics,  William  Moffat, 
M.A.,  F.S.A. 

German,  Dr  Carl  E.  Aue,  F.S.A. 

Fencing,  Messrs  Roland. 

Drawing,  Walter  Ferguson,  F.S.A. 

Janitor,  D.  Sinclair. 


Royal  Observatory. 

Calton  Hill. 

Astronomer  Royal  for  Scotland,  C.  Piazzi  Smytli, 

F.R.SS.,  L.  &  E.,  r.R.A.S. 
First  Assistant  do.,  Alex.  Wallace,  M.A. 
Second  Assistant  do.^  P.  Williamson, 


ESTABLISHED   CHURCH. 

The  Church  of  Scotland  is  governed  by  a 
General  Assembly,  16  Synods,  and  84  Presby- 
teries. 

GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  OF  THE  CHURCH  OF 
SCOTLAND. 

Lord  High  Commissioner,  Right  Hon.  Lord  Bel- 
haven. 

Moderator,  Professor  Pirie,  Aberdeen. 

Procurator  and  Cashier  for  the  Church,  Alex- 
ander Shank  Cook,  advocate. 

Principal  Clerk,  J.  Cook,  D.D.,  Haddington. 

Depute  Clerk,  Principal  Tulloch. 

Agent  in  Edinburgh,  John  Beatson  Bell,  W.S. 

Parliamentary  Solicitor,  John  Maitland. 


FREE  CHURCH. 

The  Free  Church  of  Scotland  is  governed 
by  a  General  Assembly,  16  Synods,  and  71  Pres- 
byteries. 

Moderator  of  Gen.  Assembly,  Principal  Fair- 
bairn,  Glasgow. 
Legal  Adviser,  A.  Murray  Dunlop,  LL.D.,  M.P. 
Clerks,  Patrick  Clason,  D.D.,   Edinburgh;   Sir 
Henry  Wellwood  Moncreiff,  Bart.,  B.A.,  Edin- 
burgh. 
Depute  Clerk, 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  SYNOD, 

COMPREHENDmG  THIRTY-ONE  PRESBYTERIES. 
Meets  at  Edinbm-gh  in  their  Hall,  5  Queen  Street, 

on  Monday  after  first  Sunday  of  May. 
Moderator,  Rev.  David  King,  LL.D. 
Clerks,  Rev.  William  Beckett,  Rutherglen ;  Rev. 

D.  Thomas,  Mauchline,  for  Bills  and  Overtures. 
Legal  Advisers,  James  Peddie,  and  A.  G.  Ellis, 

W.S.,  Edinburgh;  and  James  Mitchell,  and  J. 

B.  Kidston,  Writers,  Glasgow. 
Mission  Premises,  5  Queen  Street,  Edinhurgli : 

— Foreign  Secretary,  And.  Somerville,  D.D. ; 

Treasurer,  James  Peddie,  W.S. ;   Sub-Trea- 
surer, David  Crawford,  D.D. 
Mission  Premises,  66  Virginia  Street,  Glasgow : 

— Home  Secretary,  Rev.  Hamilton  M.  Macgill. 
Divinity  Hall  and  Library,  5  Queen  Street, 

Edinburgh. 

BISHOPS  OF  THE  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH 
IN  SCOTLAND. 

Moray  and  Ross,  Right  Rev.  Robert  Eden,  D.D., 
InvGriicss  JPTtTtiits » 

Edinburgh^ Right  Rev.  C.  H.  Terrot,  D.D.,  Edin- 
burgh. 

Thomas  B.  Morrell,  D.D.,  Coadjutor  Bishop. 

Argyle  and  the  Isles,  Right  Rev.  Alexander 
Ewing,  LL.D.,  D.C.L.,  Lochgilphead. 

Brechi7i,  Right  Rev.  Alexander  Penrose  Forbes, 
D.C.L.,  Dundee. 

St  Andrews,  Dunkeld,  and  Dunblane,  Right 
Rev.  Charles  Wordsworth,  D.C.L.,  Feu  House, 
Perth. 

Aberdeen,  Right  Rev.  Thomas  George  Suther, 
D.C.L.,  Aberdeen. 

Glasgow  and  Galloway,  Right  Rev.  S.  S.  Wil- 
son, D.D.,  Ayr. 

BISHOPS  OF  THE  ROMAN  CATHOLIC 
CHURCH. 

Eastern  District, 

Western  District,  Right  Rev.  John  Murdoch, 
D.D.,  Bishop  of  Castabala,  Glasgow;  Coad- 
jutor, Right  Rev.  John  Gray,  D.D.,  Bishop  of 
Hypsopohs. 

Northern  District,  Right  Rev.  J.  Kyle,  D.D., 
Bishop  of  Germanicia,  Preshome,  Fochabers 

UNIVERSITY  OF  EDINBURGH.    1582. 

Cliaricellor,  Lord  Brougham. 
Rector,  Right  Hon.  W.  E.  Gladstone,  M.P. 
Principal,  Sir  David  Brewster. 
Librarian,  J.  Small,  M.A. 
Secretary  to  University,  Alex.  Smith. 
PROFESSORS. 

Humanity,  W.  Y.  Sellar,  LL.D. 

Greek,  J.  S.  Blackie,  M.A, 

Mathematics,  Philip  Kelland,  M.A. 

Logic  and  Metaphysics,  Alex.  C.  Eraser,  M.A. 

Moral  Philosophy  and  Political  Economy,  P.  C. 

MacDougalL 
Natural  Philosophy,  P.  G.  Tait,  M.A. 
Rhetoric  and  English  Literature,  W.  E.  Aytoun, 

D.C.L. 
Sanskrit,  Theod.  Aufrecht,  M.A. 
Practical  Astronomy,  Charles  P.  Smyth. 
Divinity.)  Thomas  J.  Crawford,  D.D. 


508 


PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


Divinity  and  Church  History,  Wm.  Stevenson, 
D.D. 

Hebrew,  Arabic^  andHindostanee,  Rev.  D.  Listen. 

Biblical  Criticism  and  Biblical  Antiquities,  R. 
Lee,  D.D, 

Civil  Law,  James  Muirhead. 

Scotch  Law,  George  Moir. 

Public  Law,  James  Lorimer. 

Conveyancing,  Alex.  M.  Bell. 

Constitutional  Laiv  and  Constitutional  History, 
Cosmo  Innes. 

Dietetics,  Materia  Medica  and  Pharmacy, 
Robert  Christison,  M.D. 

Medical  Jurisprudence,  Doug.  Maclagan,  M.D. 

Chemistry,  Lyon  Playfair,  M.D. 

Surgery,  James  Miller. 

Institutes  of  Medicine,,  J.  H.  Bennett,  M.D. 

Anatomy,  John  Goodsiv. 

Practice  of  Physic,  Thomas  Laycock,  M.D. 

General  Pathology,  William  Henderson,  M.D. 

Midwifery  and  Diseases  of  Women  and  Chil- 
dren, J.  Y.  Simpson,  M.t). 

Clinical  Surgery,  James  Syme. 

Botany,  John  Button  Balfour,  M.D. 

Natural  History,  George  James  Allman,  M.D. 

Universal  History,  Cosmo  Innes. 

Agriculture,  John  Wilson,  F.R.S.E. 

Theory  of  Music,  John  Donaldson. 


BANKS  IN   SCOTLAND. 

Bank  of  Scotland.    1695. 
Head  Office,  Edinburgh. 
Governor,  The  Right  Hon.  George  Earl  of  Had- 
dington 
Deputy-Governor,  Sir  George  Clerk,  Bart. 
Treasurer,  David  Davidson. 
Secretaries,  Archd.  Bennet,  and  Geo.  M.  Tytler. 
Assistant- Secretary,  James  A.  Wenley. 
Cashier,  Thomas  Armstrong. 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland.    1727. 
Head  Office,  Edinburgh. 
Governor,  Duke  of  Buccleuch,  K.G. 
Deputy-Governor,  Sir  Wm.  Gibson-Craig,  Bart, 
Cashier,  Laurence  Robertson. 
Secretary,  James  Wright. 
Accountant,  W.  Turnbull. 

British  Linen  Company  Bank.    1746, 
Head  Office,  Edinburgh. 
Governor,  Earl  of  Rosebery,  K.T. 
Deputy- Governor,  Sir  Graham  Graham  Mont- 
gomery, Bart.,  M.P. 
Manager,  Patrick  Brodie. 
Secretary,  William  Spence. 
Assistant-Secretary,  William  Paterson. 
Cashier,  Archibald  Nimmo. 


1810. 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Head  Office,  Edinburgh. 
Governor,  Earl  of  Lauderdale. 
Deputy-Governor,  J.  J.   Hope  Johnstone, 

Annandale,  M.P. 
Manager,  A.  K.  Mackenzie. 
Secretary,  James  Reid. 
Cashier,  William  Leckie. 
Accountant,  Erskine  Sutherland. 


National  Bank  of  Scotland.    1825. 

Head  Office,  Edinburgh. 
Governor,  Duke  of  Roxbnrghe,  K.T. 
Deputy-  Governor,  Earl  of  Dalhotisie,  K.T. 
Manager,  William  J.  Duncan. 
Secretary,  Thomas  Anderson. 
Accountant,  John  Rhind. 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Head  Offices,  Virginia  Street,  Glasgow ; 
Parliament  Square,  Edinburgh. 
Chairman,  Sir  J.  S.  Forbes,  Bart. 
Deputy-Chairman,  Sir  P.  M.  Threipland,  Bart. 

EDINBURGH. 

Manager,  Samuel  Hay. 
Secretary,  William  Brand. 
Cashier,  Laurence  Taylor, 
Accountant,  John  Simpson, 

GLASGOW, 

Joint-Managers,  James  Robertson,  and  Charles 

Gairduer. 
Cashier,  James  Reid. 
Secretary,  James  Syme, 
Accountant,  M,  J,  Bowden-Fnllarton. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 
Head  Office,  Virginia  Street,  Glasgow. 
Managing  Director,  Robert  Salmond, 
Manager,  Alex,  Stronach. 
Secretary,  John  Low, 
Cashier,  John  Turnbull, 
Accountant,  R.  S.  Stronach. 
Superintendent  of  Branches,  William  Miller, 
Inspector  of  Branches,  Robert  Gray, 

Edinburgh  Office,  12  South  Hanover  Street. 
Manager,  William  Bain. 
Accountant,  Andrew  Henderson. 


Clydesdale  Banking  Company. 

Head  Office,  Miller  Street,  Glasgow. 
Manager,  George  Roadman. 
Assistant-Manager,  William  Brown. 
Secretary,  Alexander  Mathers. 
Assistant- Secretary,  John  Cameron. 
Cashier,  William  Tod. 
Lispector  of  Branches,  T.  Keay. 
Accountant,  David  Ferguson. 

Edinburgh  Offices. 
George  Street. 
Manager,  James  Greenhill. 
Accowitant,  Robert  Hastings. 
High  Street. 
Agent,  Alex.  Auchie. 
Accountant,  Peter  Cunningham. 

Provincial  Banks, 

Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank. 
Caledonian  Banking  Company,  Inverness. 
Central  Bank  of  Scotland,  Perth. 
Dundee  Banking  Company. 
Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland,  Dundee. 
North  of  Scotland  Banking  Company,  Aber- 
deen, 
Perth  Banking  Company. 


I 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


509 


CHURCHES,  CHAPELS,  AND  PLACES  OF  WORSHIP. 

THE  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 


Name. 


Andrew's,  St.. 
Bernard's,  St . 
Buccleuch , 

Canongate  — 
Cuthbert's,  St , 


David's,  St 

Dean 

Gaelic 

George's,  St 

Greenside 

Greyfriars',  New.... 
Greyfriars',  Old 

High  Kirk 

John's,  St 

Lady  Glenorchy's . . 

Lady  Tester's 

i|  Lxike's,  St 

Mary's,  St 

Morningside 

New  Street 

Newington 

Old  Kirk 

Stephen's,  St 

.  TolboothKirk 

I  Trinity  College 

TronKirk 


West  St  Giles'. 


Minister. 


John  Stuart 
A.  K.  H.  Boyd,  D.D. 
Finlay  Mathieson 
Andrew  R.  Bonar 
Daniel  M'Fie 
John  Paul,  D.D. 
James  Veitch,  D.D. 
George  Pittendreigh 
J.  Birkmyre,  D.D. 
Don.  Masson,  M.D.,  M.  A. 
R.  H.  Stevenson 
William  Glover,  D.D. 
William  Robertson 
Robert  Lee,  D.D. 
David  Arnot,  D.D. 
James  M'Letchie,  D.D. 
Robert  W.  Fraser 
Daniel  M'Laren 
Wm.  Henry  Gray,  M.A. 
Ranald  Macpherson 
James  Grant,  D.C.L.  7 
Oxon,  D.D.  ; 

Vacant 

James  Elder  Cumming 
Vacant 

W.  Muir,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
George  Smith,  D.D. 
Robert  Wallace,  M.A. 
John  Hunter,  D.D. 
Maxwell  Nicholson 
Robert  Nisbet,  D.D. 


Residence. 


12  Forth  street 

78  Great  King  street 
4  Oxford  street 

3  St  John  street 

10  Spring  gar.  Abbey  hUl 

13  George  square 

St  Cuthbert's  manse 

8  Spittal  street 

4  Comely  bank 
21  Hope  terrace 

9  Oxford  terrace 
8  Forth  street 

12  Drummond  place 
24  George  square 
38  George  square 

6  Regent  terrace 

5  Lauriston  lane 
3  Wharton  place 
5  Regent  terrace 

13  Raeburn  place 

18  Great  King  street 


Mayfield  terrace 

13  Saxe-Cobm'g  place 
4  Randolph  cliff 
17  Gayfield  square 

2  Regent  terrace 

3  Regent  terrace 
19  Lynedoch  place 


Where  situated. 


THE  FREE  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 


New  College,  Edinburgh. 
Instituted  18i3. 
The  Winter  Session  commences  on  the  first 
Tuesday  of  November,  and  closes  early  in  April. 

Principal — R.  S.  Candlish,  D.D. 
Secretary — James  Bonar,  W.S. 
Librarian — James  Bannerman,  D.D. 
Acting  Librarian — Rev.  John  Laing. 


Chairs. 


George  street 
Claremont  street  (West) 
Buccleuch  street 

Canongate 

Lothian  road 

Gardner's  crescent 
Dean 

Argyle  square 
Charlotte  square 
Blenheim  place 
Greyfriars  place 
Greyfriars'  place 

High  street 

Victoria  street 
Roxburgh  place 
Infirmary  street 
Young  street 

Bellevue  crescent 

Morningside 
New  street 
Clerk  street 
High  street 
St  Vincent  street 
High  street 

I  High  street 
High  street 


Professors. 
Jas.  Buchanan,  D.D., 


(Jas.  Bi 

Divinity -l     LL.D 

(^Jas.  Bannerman,  D.D. 

^  HStory^"*^    ^^''''^}  ^^^"^'^  ^^^"y'  ^•°- 
Hebrew   and    Oriental^  John  Dimcan,  LL.D. 

Languages >    A.  B.  Davidson,  Coll. 

Exegetical  Theology....     Rev.  G.  Smeaton 
Natural  Science John  Anderson,  M.D. 


Andrew's,  St . 
Bernard's,  St. 

Buccleuch 


Canongate 

Moray 

West  Port 

Cowgate 

Cowgate  head. 

Cuthbert's,  St. 

David's,  St 

M'Ci-ie 


John  Bruce,  D.D. 
William  Fraser 
Patrick  Clason,  D.D. 
Robert  Gordon,  C.SfS. 
William  Nisbet 
John  M'Ewan 
James  Gall 
William  Tasker 
John  Pirie 
Thomas  Smith 
Sir  H.  W.  MoncreifF,  > 
Bart.  D.D.  j" 

Jacob  S.  Alexander 
Robert  Philip 


24  Saxe-Coburg  place 

5  Inverleith  terrace 
22  George  square 

14  Northumberland  st. 

6  Hope  park 

3  Argyle  place 
10  St  John  street 
32  Gilmore  place 

2  Findhom  pi.  Grange 

2  Hope  park 

43  St  Cuthbert's  street 

13  Rutland  square 
2  South  Gray  street 


George  street 
Henderson  row 

>■  West  Crosscausey 

[•  John  Knox's  corner 

South  back  Canongate 
West  Port 
Foot  of  Blair  street 
Cowgate  head 

Castle  terrace 

Morrison  street 
Davie  street 


510 


CHURCH  DIRECTORY. 


Free  Csvucn— continued. 


Name. 


Minister. 


Residence. 


Where  situated. 


Dean 

Fountainbridge.... 

Gaelic 

George's,  St 

Greyfriars' 

High  Church 

Holyrood 

John's,  St 

Lady  Glenorchy's. 

Luke's,  St 

Maiy's,  St 

Morningside 

Newington,  &c...., 

New  North , 

Paul's,  St 

Pilrig 

Pleasance 

Roxburgh 

Stephen's,  St 

Tolbooth 

Tron  Church 


Thomas  Brown 

J.  H.  Wilson,  M.A. 

Thomas  M'Lauchlan 
R.  S.  Candlish,  D.D. 
J.  0.  Dykes 
Hugh  Martin 
Robert  Taylor 
William  Arnot 

William  Balfour 

Thomas  Guthrie,  D.D. 
W.  Hanna,  LL.D.,  D.D. 
George  R.  Davidson 
A.  Moody  Stuart,  M.A. 
Thomas  Main 
Thomas  Addis 
James  Begg,  D.D. 
C.  J.  Brown,  D.D. 
Andrew  Crichton 
George  Brown 
W.  G.  Blaikie,  D.D. 
Thomas  Cochrane 
John  Simpson 
Edward  A.  Thomson 
Alexander  Mackenzie 
Andrew  Milroy 


8  Comely  bank 
Barclay  manse, 

10  Gilmore  place 
Viewforth  manse 
52  Melville  street 
N.  Merchiston  place 
Sciennes  hill 
19  Hope  terrace 
1  Church  hill 
Holyrood  manse,  St 
John's  hill 
1  Salisbury  road 

6  Castle  terrace 
17  Greenside  place 
43  Queen  street 

7  Bellevue  crescent 
Abbotsford  park 

19  Cumin  place,  Grange 
39  George  square 
4  Rillbank  terrace 
29  Blacket  place 

Pihig  manse,  Pilrig  st 
71  Clerk  street 

8  Lauriston  park 
85  Great  King  street 

6  Fettes  row 
26  London  street 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH. 


Arthur  street 

Bristo  street 

Broughton  place 

College  street 

Dean  street 

Henderson  Church 

Infirmary  street 

James'  place 

Lauriston  place 

Lothian  road 

Mary's  Chapel 

Morningside 

Newington 

Nicolson  street 

North  Richmond  street 

Portsburgh 

Potterrow 

Queen  street 

Rose  street 

Union  Church 


Robert  Gemmell 
William  Peddie,  D.D. 
Andi-ew  Thomson,  D.D. 
David  M'Ewan 
Andrew  Gardiner,  M.A. 
A.  L.  Simpson 
William  Bruce 
Andrew  Morton,  M.A. 
David  Croom 
William  Reid 
William  Gillespie 
Vacant 

James  Robertson 
George  Johnston,  D.D. 
Alexander  C.  Rutherford 
Duncan  Ogilvie 
Thomas  M'Ewan 
Peter  Davidson,  D.D. 
Thomas  Fualayson 
Robert  Dick  Duncan 


17  Lutton  place 
57  George  square 

63  Northumberland  st. 
Alma  villa,  Strathearnrd. 

24  Scotland  street 

25  Howe  street 
43  Gilmore  place 

3  Eyre  place 
1  Upper  Gilmore  place 
N.  Merchiston  place 
3  West  Newington 

6  Salisbury  road 

6  Minto  street 

18  Talbot  place 
60  Gilmore  place 

7  Mansionhouse  road 
33  Warriston  crescent 

6  Mary's  place 

1  Leamington  terrace 


EPISCOPAL  CHURCH  IN  SCOTLAND. 


Andrew's,  St . . 
Columba's,  St. 
George's,  St... 
James's,  St ... . 


John's,  St . 


John's,  St,  School  chapel 

St  Paul's, I 

Paul's,  St,Carrubber's  cl. 

Peter's,  St 

Trinity,  Dean  Bridge... 


C.  R.  Teape 

John  Alexander,  D.D. 
Alex.  E.  Watson,  M.A. 
F.  Rowbottom,  M.A. 
E.  B.  Ramsay  (Dean),) 
M.A.,  LL.D.  ]" 

D.  F.  Saudford 
A.  D.  Mui-doch 
Clergy  of  St  John's 

C.  H.  Terrot  (Bishop) 
Jas.F.Montgomery,B.A. 
James  M'Lachlan 
George  Coventry,  B.D. 
V.  G.  FaithfuU,  M.A. 


15  Findhom  place 
4  St  Vincent  street 
9  E.  Claremont  street 

15  Broughton  place 

23  Ainslie  place 

11  Oxford  terrace 
3  Cambridge  street 

9  Carlton  street 
25  Walker  street 

Sciennes  hill 
33  Mehdlle  street 
23  Royal  circus 


Dean  bridge 

[■  Fountainbridge 

Castle  terrace 

■  Lothian  road 

•  Graham  street 
Mound  place 

•  Holyrood 

■  Johnston  terrace 

Greenside  place 
Queen  street 
Albany  street 
Morningside 
Clerk  street 

Forrest  road 

St  Leonard  street 
Pih-ig  street 
Pleasance 
Hill  square 
Wemyss  place 
St  Andrew  square 
High  street 


Pleasance 
Bristo  street 
Broughton  place 
South  College  street 
Dean  street 
High  street 
Infirmary  street 
James'  place 
Lauriston  place 
Lothian  road 
High  street 
Morningside 
Causeyside 
Nicolson  street 
North  Richmond  street 
Vennel 
Potterrow 
Queen  street  hall 
Rose  street 
Bread  street 


S.  back  of  Canongate 
Johnston  terrace 
York  place 
Broughton  place 

:  Princes  s..e« 

Earl  Grey  street 

■  York  place 

Carrubber's  cl.  High  St. 
Lutton  place 
Dean  bridge 


CHURCH  DIRECTOEY. 


511 


ENGLISH  EPISCOPALIAN  CHAPELS. 


Name. 

Minister. 

Eesidenoe. 

Where  situated. 

St  Thomas's 

D.T.K.Druinmond,B.A. 
Matthew  Churton,  A.M. 

6  Montpelier 
Trinity 

Rutland  place 
St  Vincent  street 

Christ  Church 

Bristo  place  ., 
Dublin  street . 

Minto  house . . 


Duncan  street 

Charlotte  Chapel 

Richmond  Court  Chap. 


Robert  Anderson 
Jonathan  Watson 
J.  Horsburgh 
J.  Wood 
Wm.  Tulloch 
J.  E,  Dovey 
Francis  Johnston 


BAPTISTS. 

7  Gajrfield  square 
41  Ann  street 
18  Buccleuch  place 
45  Montague  street 
16  Findhorn  place 

2  Gt.  Stuart  street 
High  street,  Portobello 


Albany  street...., 

Augustine 

Richmond  place , 


CONGREGATIONALISTS. 
Vacant 

W.  L.  Alexander,  D.D.      17  Brown  square 
Ninian  Wight  2  Argyle  place 


Bristo  place 
Dublin  street 

Argyle  square 

Duncan  st.  Newington 
W.  Rose  street 
Richmond  st.  or  place 


Broughton  street 
George  IV.  bridge 
Head  of  Adam  street 


CHRISTIAN  CHURCH. 

i  136  Princes  street 


Roxburgh  place |  T.  H.  Milner 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST. 
Nicolson  square |  William  Willan  |  10  Nicolson  square 

UNITED  METHODIST  FREE  CHURCH. 

Pastors,  various. 


Roxburgh  place 


Nicolson  square 


1  Drummond  street 


Melbourne  place.. 


PRIMITIVE  METHODIST. 

John  Vaughan  |  4  Gray's  pi.  Ss  Leonard's  |    Melbourne  place 


EVANGELICAL  UNION. 

Brighton  street I  John  Kirk  I  17  Greenhill  gardens 

George  street |  G.  T.  M.  Inglis  |    1  Grove  terrace 

SYNOD  OF  ORIGINAL  UNITED  SECEDERS. 
Temperance  Hall |  Jam_es  Smellie  |  22  Brougham  street 


Brighton  street 
98  George  street 

Nicolson  street 


ORIGINAL  SECEDERS. 

(iVoi  in  connexion  with  Synod.) 

Adam  square I  Arch.  Brown,  M.A.  i  75  Adam  square 

Lauriston  street |  James  Wright  |    4  Gilmore  place 


Queen  street . 


GERMAN  CHURCH, 
John  Blumenreich  I  35  George  IV.  bridge. 


I    South  bridge 
I    Lauriston  street 

I   U,  room,  5  Queen  st. 


St  Mary's.... 
St  Patrick's. 


Church  of  the  Sacred  ] 


Heart . 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC 
Arch.  Macdonald,  V.G. 
William  Downie 
Frederic  Gascoigne 
John  Macdonald,  P.P. 
Alex.  O'Donnell 
Edward  Hannau 
William  Corbett 
James  Henry  Corry,  S.J. 
George  Bampton,  S.J. 
Ignatius  Grant,  S.J. 


Chapel  house,  Brough- 
ton street 


!  Chapel  house.  South 
r     Gray's  close 

17  Lauriston  street 


George  IV.  bridge.. 

Barony  Street |  Various 

Pleasance I  Various 


REFORMED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH. 
W.  H.  Goold,  D.D.         I   8  Mansionhouse  road 


GLASSITE. 


SOCIETY  OF  FRIENDS. 


>-  Broughton  street 
260  Cowgate 

Lauriston  street 

I    George  IV.  bridge 
I    Barony  street 
*    74  Pleasance 


512 


CHURCH  DIRECTORT. 


UNITARIAN. 

Name. 

Minister. 

Residence. 

Where  situated. 

St  Mark's  

R.  B.  Drummond 

46  Gilmore  place 

Castle  terrace 

JEWS'  SYNAGOGUE. 
Richmond  court |  A.  Harfeld  |  3  Catherine  street  I    Richmond  court 


SESSION  CLERKS. 
Canongate — J.  Stormonth,  Burgh  School 
City— David  Beatson,  12  Royal  Exchange 
St  Cuthbert's — Archd.  Grant,  Lothian  road 

RECORDERS. 
Calton  Bnrying-grounds— J.  Walker,  21  Calton 
hill 


Canongate — James  Allison,  163  Canongate 
City— J.  Campbell,  Greyfriars'  Churchyard,  28 

Candlemaker  row 
Newington  and  Buccleuch  Burying-grounds — A. 

Cruickshank,  West  Churchyard 
St  Cuthbert's — A.  Cruickshank,  West  Churchyard 
St  John's  Episcopal  Church — Robert  Young,  Rail- 
way Station,  Canal  street 


CHURCHES  AND  PLACES  OP  WORSHIP  IN  LEITH. 

THE  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 


Kame. 


Minister. 


Residence. 


Where  situated. 


Newhaven  .. 
North  Leith. 

South  Leith. 

St  Thomas'  . 


William  Graham 
William  Smith 
James  Mitchell 
Henry  Duff 
Vacant 


Trinity,  Newhaven 
Laurel  bk.  Bennington 
14  Hermitage  pi.,  Leith 
Summerfield  ho.  Leith 


Hope  street 

Mariners'  Church , 

North  Leith 

St  John's 

South  Leith 

Newhaven 


THE  FREE  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 


Adam  S.  Muir 
John  Thomson,  A.M. 
Robert  Macdonald 
Robert  Scrimgeour 
D.  Thorburn,  A.M. 
James  Fairbaim 


6  Haddington  place 
4  Jamaica  street,  Leith 
2  Jamaica  street 

Claremont  park 
1  John's  place 

Manse,  Trinity 


North  Leith 

St  Andrew's  place. 

Junction  road 

Eirkgate 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH. 


James  Harper,  D.D. 
John  Smart,  A.M.,  D.D. 
Francis  Muir 
James  S.  Mill 


Leith  mount 
11  Smith's  place 
5  North  Fort  street 
3  Thomson's  place 


EPISCOPAL  CHURCH  IN  SCOTLAND. 

St  James' I  John  A.  White  I      John's  place,  Leith 

Christ  Church,  Trinity  I  W.  M.  Goalen  1      Starbank,  Trinity 


Baptist ,.  I  M.  Jack 


BAPTIST. 

j"    Peggie's  Mill  house, 
I        Cramond 


Newhaven 
Madeira  street 

Kirkgate 

Sheriff  Brae 


Hope  street 
Dock  street 
Bank  place 
Constitution  street 
John's  place 
Newhaven 


Coburg  street 
Links 

Junction  road 
Kirkgate 


Constitution  st. 
Trinity,  Newhaven 


Constitution  street 


CONGREGATIONALIST. 
Constitution  street.....  |  W.  J.  Cox  |  2  Vanburgh  place  |  60  Constitution  street 


WESLEYAN  METHODIST. 
Duke  street |  W.  L.  Appleby  |  40  Duke  street,  Leith      1    Duke  street 

EVANGELICAL  UNION. 
St  Andrew  street |  David  Hislop  |    5  Madeira  place  |    St  Andrew  street 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 
Marie  Stella |  John  Noble  |      Coatfield  lane  |  43  Constitution  street 


SESSION  CLERKS. 
South  Leith David  Grant,  43  Kirkgate         |    North  Leith J.  S.  Forman,  40  Bridge  street 


I 


VOLUNTEEK  DIRECTORY. 


513 


CITY  OF  EDINBUEGH  ARTILLERY  VOLUNTEERS. 


I-ient. -Colonel  Thomas  Bell,  8  Saxe-Coburg  place. 

Major  John  Boyd,  34=  Albany  street. 

Adjutant— Captain  M.  J.  Yibart,  17  York  place. 


No.  of  Company, 

Rank  and  Name. 

Address. 

( 

Captain  John  Spence 

5  Lothian  road 

No.  1.     -l 

1st  Lieut.  D.  Robertson 

Westerhall,  Meadows 

\ 

2d  Lieut.  G.  Hay 

3  King's  place,  Leith  walk 

No.  2.      i 

Captain  Archibald  Campbell 

1  Lynedoch  place 

1st  Lieut.  John  Morehead  M'Farlan 
2d  Lieut,  (vacant) 
Captain  (vacant) 

44  Howe  street 

No.  3.      1 

1st  Lieut,  (vacant) 
2d  Lieut,  (vacant) 

Captain  J.  R.  Findlay 

9  Dimdas  street 

No.  4.      i 

1st  Lieut,  (vacant) 

2d  Lieut.  Francis  Black 

39  East  Claremont  street 

Captain  Wm.  Elgin 

31  Scotland  street 

No.  5.     -! 

1st  Lieut,  (vacant) 

2d  Lieut.  John  Park 

55  Albany  street 

Captain  George  Meldrum 

53  York  place 

No.  6.     ^ 

1st  Lieut,  (vacant) 

2d  Lieut.  William  Matheson 

West  Coates  house 

Captain  William  Henry 

8  Randolph  crescent 

No.  7.     -! 

1st  Lieut,  (vacant) 
2d  Lieut,  (vacant) 

Captain  Thomas  Drybrough 

Cameron  house 

No.  8.      -| 

1st  Lieut.  James  Laing 
2d  Lieut.  Andrew  Syme 

10  Chester  street 

Captain  H.  G.  Gibson 

26  India  street 

No.  9.     -j 

1st  Lieut.  Alex.  Ritchie 

30  Clarence  street 

2d  Lieut.  W.  F.  Vallance 

6  Argyle  square 

Adjutant — Captain  M.  J.  Vibart.— Orderly' 
Quartermaster — Lieut.  Ritchie,  30 


■room,  35  Cockbum  street. 
Clarence  street. 


FIRST  MIDLOTHIAN  COAST  VOLUNTEER  ARTILLERY. 

Lieut.-Colonel  Sir  James  Gardiner  Baird,  Bart.,  Edmonstone  House. 
Major  (7iot  appointed). 
Orderly-room,  5  St  Andrew  square. 


No.  1. 
No.  2. 

No.  3. 


Captain  David  Young 

1st  Lieut.  Charles  Morrison,  jun. 

2d  Lieut.  Wm.  M'Nair 

Captain  Charles  H.  Kinnear 

1st  Lieut.  Andrew  W.  Stewart 

2d  Lieut.  D.  Younger 

Captain  George  Mackenzie 

1st  Lieut.  Alex.  Edmonston 

2d  Lieut.  W.  V.  Hunter 

1st  Lieut.  Joba  D.  Macleaa  (super.) 


Bankhouse,  Leith 
16  Constitution  street,  Leith 

Leith 
49  Northumberland  strettt 

Morningside 
20  Manor  place 
9  Hill  street 
25  Scotland  street 

fiaebura  cottage 


514 


VOLUNTEER  DIRECTORY. 


Midlothian  Coast  Volunteer  Artillery— coreiimwed 


No.  of  Company. 

Bank  and  Name. 

Address. 

f 

Captain  Allan  Livingston 

WUliamfield,  Portobello 

No.  4. 

■) 

1st  Lieut,  (vacant) 

(^ 

2d  Lieut.  A.  Warren 

Portobello 

( 

Captain  Charles  Stewart 

Sweethope,  Musselburgh 

No.  5. 

■} 

1st  Lieut.  J.  T.  Riddock 

Bridge  street,  Musselburgh 

{ 

2d  Lieut.  Alex.  0.  Spence 

Commercial  Bank,  Musselburgh 

5 

Captain  Charles  W.  R.  Ramsay 

Barnton 

No.  6. 

1st  Lieut.  John  M.  C.  Brown 

10  Ann  street 

( 

2d  Lieut,  (vacant) 

( 

Captain  Thomas  E.  0.  Home 

10  AthoU  crescent 

No.  7. 

] 

1st  Lieut.  Kenmure  Maitland 

18  Gilmore  place 

I 

2d  Lieut.  M.  M.  Bell 

4  Forres  street 

( 

Captain  John  Reid 

Gilmore  place 

No.  8. 

i 

1st  Lieut.  John  de  la  Condamine 

32  Drummond  place 

I 

2d  Lieut.  James  Sanderson 

24  Bread  street 

Captain  and  Adjutant — Henry  D.  J.  Macleod,  Bellevue  cottage,  Trinity. 

Surgeon — Alexander  M'Kenzie  Edwardes,  F.R.C.S.E.,  27  India  street. 

Assistant-Surgeon — Alexander  M.  Bell,  4  Forres  street. 

Honorary  Chaplain — William  Smith,  Laurel  bank,  Bonnington. 


CITY  OF  EDINBURGH  RIFLE  VOLUNTEERS. 

Honorary  Colonel,  The  Lord  Provost  of  Edinburgh,  35  George  square, 

Lieutenant-Colonel,  James  Moncreiff,  15  Great  Stuart  street 

Lieutenant- Colonel,  David  Davidson,  Woodcroft,  Morningside. 

Major  J.  H.  A.  Macdonald,  15  Abercromby  place. 

Adjutant— Captain  D.  P.  Campbell,  1  Inveiieith  row. 

Adjutant— William  Hills,  32  Regent  street,  Portobello. 

Orderly-Room,  17  Cockburn  street. 


No. 

1.       ■] 

No. 

2.       •] 

No. 

3.       -| 

No. 

4.       J 

No. 

5.       -] 

No, 

6.       -5 

Captain  E.  S.  Gordon 
Lieut.  Robert  B.  Blackburn 
Ensign  George  Dickson 
Captain  J.  A.  Macrae 
Lieut.  G.  T.  Kinnear 
Ensign  E.  Millidge 
Captain  Thos.  G.  Murray 
Lieut.  Thos.  M'Kenzie 
Ensign  J.  B.  Innes 
Captain  Robert  Christison 
Lieut.  William  Turner 
Ensign  George  Clark  Ross. 
Captain  John  Garment 
Ensign  David  T.  Lees 
Ensign  H.  W.  Cornillon 
Captain  Thomas  G.  Dickson 
Lieut.  James  Howden 
Ensign  James  Haldane 


2  Randolph  crescent 
9  Great  Stuart  street 

3  Royal  circus 

14  Gloucester  place 
35  Queen  street 

28  Princes  street 

4  Glenfinlas  street 

35  Frederick  street 
37  Heriot  row 

40  Moray  place 
3  Frederick  street 
22  St  Andrew  square 

36  Gt.  King  street 

15  Dublin  street 
67  George  street 
34  York  place 
20  Manor  place 
30  Staflford  street 


VOLUNTEER  DIEECTORY, 


515 


City  of  Edinburgh  Rifle  Yoi^vnteehs— continued. 


No.  of  Company. 

Bank  and  Name. 

Address. 

Captain  George  M.  Tytler 

Bank  of  Scotland 

No.  7.      i 

Lieut.  Alex.  Mitchell 

Commercial  Bank 

Ensign  J.  C.  Stewart 

National  Bank 

Captain  Charles  Scott 

8  Nelson  street 

No.  8.       i 

Lieut.  James  Morton 

14  St  Andrew  square 

Ensign  A.  Orrock 

35  South  bridge 

Captain  George  W.  Ogilvie 

64  Princes  street 

No.  9.       •] 

Lieut.  G.  T.  C.  Hanna 

49  Castle  street 

Ensign  J.  M'Intosh 

12  S.  St  David's  street 

Captain  Hon.  B.  E.  Primrose 

22  Moray  place 

No.  10.     •] 

Lieut.  John  Cay 

5  South-east  Circus  place 

Ensign  C.  J.  Connell 

22  Inverleith  row 

Captain  Sir  Geo.  Home,  Bart. 

22  Howe  street 

No.  11.     •] 

Lieut.  David  M'Culloch 

11  Duke  street 

Ensign  A.  Macadam 

45  George  IV.  bridge 

Captain  William  Kenmore 

46  Albany  street 

No.  12.     -] 

Lieut.  Charles  S.  Law 

98  George  street 

Ensign  F.  F.  B.  Arthiu- 

25  St  Andrew  square 

Captain  William  Taylor 

Bellevue,  Duddingston 

No.  13.     •] 

Lieut.  Robert  Craig  Maclagau 

28  Heriot  row 

Ensign  James  Murdoch 

11  Henry  street 

Captain  David  M'Gibbon 

7  Claremont  street 

No.  14.     •] 

Lieut.  David  Crerar 

4  Hart  street 

Ensign  John  Hurry 

95  George  street 

Captam  H.  G.  Lawson 

35  George  square 

No.  15.     ■] 

Lieut.  John  Snow 

2  Lauriston  park 

Ensign  G.  Fowler 

1  W.  Claremont  street 

Captain  John  Hope 

31  Moray  place 

No.  16.     •] 

Lieut.  John  Hall 

3  South  Frederick  street 

Ensign  Alexander  Fairgrieve 

3  Frederick  street 

Captain  John  Boyd 

27  Melville  street 

No.  17.     -] 

Lieut.  William  Richai'dson 
Ensign  (vacant) 

56  South  bridge 

Captain  W.  Skinner 

31  Great  King  street 

No.  18.     } 

Lieut,  (vacant) 

Ensign  J.  Morrison 

16  Pitt  street 

Captain  Archibald  Smith 

108  South  bridge 

No.  19.     ■] 

Lieut.  A.  M'Kinlay 
Ensign  (vacant) 

Bank  of  Scotland 

i<?t         \ 

Captain  (vacant) 

J-OL                      I 

Highland.  1 

Lieut,  (vacant) 

Ensign  Norman  Bethune 

12  Rutland  place 

2d          ( 
Highland.  1 

Captain  A.  V.  Smith  Sligo 

5  Drummond  place 

Lieut.  Duncan  Menzies 

25  Patrick  square 

Ensign  David  Kerr 

21  Warriston  crescent 

3d          ( 
Highland,    i 

Captain  (vacant) 

Lieut,  (vacant) 
Ensign  R.  Menzies 

15  Elder  street 

Surgeon — D.  Maclagan,  28  Heriot  row. 

Assistant-Surgeon — Patrick  H.  Watson,  16  Hope  street. 

Assistant-Surgeon — James  D.  Gillespie,  45  Castle  street. 
vSiinprnumprflvie^!—  (Lieutenant  George  Waterston,  6  St  John's  hill, 
oupeinumeraries      ^Lieutenant  Thomas  S.  Lindsay,  20  Blackford  road,  Whitehouse. 


516 


VOLUNTEER  DIRECTORY. 


MIDLOTHIAN  KIFLE  VOLUNTEEKS.      . 
lat  Battalion,  (Leith.) 

Lieutenant-Colonel— D.  K.  Macgregor,  of  Woodburn,  Edinburgh. 

Major— William  Marjoribanks,  21  Inverleith  row. 

Major — "W".  S.  Gavin,  Cherry  bank,  Newhaven. 

Captain  and  Adjutant— John  Macdonald,  James'  place,  Leith. 


No.  of  Company. 

Bank  and  Name. 

Address. 

Captain  A.  Aitken 

7  Hermitage  place 

No.  1. 

Lieut.  J.  M.  Russell 

9  Claremont  park 

Ensign  Wm.  Smith 

1  Janefield,  Leith 

Captain  J.  L.  Boyd 

.5  South  Fort  street 

No.  2. 

Lieut.  H.  Rasmussen 

25  Constitution  street  Leith 

Ensign  Samuel  Smart 

11  Smith's  place 

Captain  James  Cochrane 

3  Queen's  place 

No.  3. 

Lieut.  J.  J.  Lundy 
Ensign  (vacant) 

i  Assembly  street 

Captain  Andrew  F.  Kedslie 

19  Charlotte  street,  Leith 

No.  4. 

Lieut.  J.  H.  Bennett 

7  Vanburgh  place 

Ensign  S.  M.  Berry 

11  Constitution  street,  Leith 

Captain  W.  P.  Harper 

Leith  mount 

No.  5. 

Lieut.  A.  Duncan 

1  South  Fort  street 

Ensign  Peter  Bell 

24  Mitchell  street 

Captain  T.  Robertson 

10  Cassells'  place 

No.  6. 

Lieut.  W.  G.  Pattlson 

Trinity 

Ensign  John  A.  Hamilton 

4  Maryfield 

! 

Captain  Thomas  Strangewaya 

20  Elder  street 

No.  7. 

Lieut.  William  J.  Brodie 

18  St  Andrew  square 

Ensign  D.  K.  B.  White 

7  Torphichen  street 

( 

Captain  D.  W.  Henderson 

6  Morton  street 

No.  8. 

] 

Lieut.  John  Bennet 

Albany  cottage,  Leith 

( 

Ensign  Thomas  Cameron 

5  Vanburgh  place 

Surgeon— Dr  Struthers,  22  Charlotte  street,  Leith. 

Assistant-Surgeon — Dr  Henderson,  7  John's  place. 
Assistant-Surgeon — Dr  Fowler,  Corstorphine. 
B.,v,nvnr.movo,.;no      jLieuteuant  James  Smith,  Exchange  buildings, 
bupernumeraxies—  -^Lieutenant  George  Blanshard,  7  Carlton  terrace. 


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Adv  517 


EDINBUEGH    AND    LEITH    LAW 
DIRECTORY. 


Slemlieris  of  the 

Society  of  Acconntantis 

in  Edinbnrg;!!. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter. 

Baillie,  J.  M.  15  Northumber- 
land street 
Balfour,  Rt.  21  St  Andrew  sq. 
Balgarnie,  J.  H.  9  N.  St  David 

street 
Barron,  John,  45  Queen  street 
Barstow,  C.  M.  32  India  street 
Bowie,  J.  T.  38  Gt  King  street 
Budge,  Henry,  29  Northum.  st. 
Callender,  Henry,  19  Hill  street 
Carphin,  J.  R.  12  St  Andrew  sq. 
Carter,  F.  H.  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Chiene,  G.  T.  7  George  street 
Christie,  Robt.  jun.  20  St  An- 
drew square 
Cormack,  David,  33  York  place 
Cowan,  R.  C.  24  St  Andrew  sq. 
Craig,  A.  18  Fettes  row 
Dall,  Thos.  37  York  place 
Dickson,  J.  Jobson,  19  Young  st. 
Dickson,  T.  G.  3  N.  St  David  st. 
Douglas,  C.  H.  5  N.  Charlotte  st. 
Dundas,  Geo.  24  Broughton  pi. 
Dunlop,  Alex.  New  Register  ho. 
Esson,  G.  A.  Register  house 
Finlay,  Henry  A.  17  Northum- 
berland street 
Forman,  R.  8  Heriot  row 
Gibson,  Archd.  10  Maitland  street 
Haldane,  J.  24  St  Andrew  sq. 
Hanna,  Thomas  C.  6  Nelson  st. 
Howden,  Jas.  6  N.  St  David  st. 
Hunter,  Jn.  1 6  Royal  Exchange 
Jamieson,  A.  8  So.  Charlotte  st. 
Jamieson,  G.  A.  24  St  Andrew  sq. 
Latta,  Jas.  20  Abercromby  pi. 
Lindsay  D.  24  St  Andrew  square 
Logan,  J.  W.  5  North  St  David  st. 
JIacandrew,  J.  M.  19  York  place 
Mackenzie,   Kenneth,   29    Nor- 
thumberland street 
M'Bean,  W.  3  N.  St  David  st. 
Maitland,  John,  Register  house 
Mansfield,  Tliomas,  7  Thistle  st. 
Marshall,  D.  36  Hanover  street 
Martin,  Thomas,  49  Castle  street 
;Meldrum,  George,  53  York  place 
Molleson,  J.  A.  5  N.  St  David  st. 
Moncreiff,  Wm.  59  George  street 
Moncrieff,  J.  Scott,  7  North  St 

David  street 
Murray,  David,  46  George  street 


Murray,  Geo.  3  Abercromby  pi. 
Myrtle,  W.  3  Thistle  court 
Niven,  A.  T.  13  Queen  street 
Oliphant,  R.  L.  24  St  Andrew  sq. 
Paterson,  A.  55  Frederick  street 
Pearson,  C.  &  D.  128  George  st. 
Peddie,  D.  S.  1  George  street 
Rainie,  R.  82  Princes  street 
Raleigh,  S.  9  St  Andrew  square 
Ramsay,  George,  47  George  st. 
Robertson,  A.  W.  82  Gt.  King  st. 
Robertson,  Charles,  4  Alva  st. 
Robertson,  D.  S.  10  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Romanes,  Jas.  24  St.  Andrew  sq. 
Russell,  William,  23  India  street 
Scott,  David,  4-a  N.  St  David  st. 
Scott,  R.  &  E.  127  Princes  street 
Scott,  Thomas,  17  Hill  street 
Scott,  T.  jun.  17  Hill  street 
Smith,  Adam  G.  6  Queen  street 
Spottiswoode,  R.  7  Thistle  street 
Thomson,  Charles  W.  7  North  St 

David  street 
Todd,  George,  26  St  Andrew  sq. 
Turnbull,  P.  Windsor  villa 
Watson,  H.  G.  3  N.  St  David 

street 
Watson,  Jas.  New  Register  house 
Wilkie,  James,  119  George  street 
Wilson,  Rich.  28  Frederick  st. 
Wood,  Wm.  5  Nelson  street 

Aceonntants. 

Adam,  R.  City  chambers 
Armitage,  Alex.  B.  14  Dick  pi. 
Bain,  D.  2  East  Broughton  place 
Baird,  H.  Jas.  Easter  Hermitage 
Borthwick,  T.  28  Rutland  street 
Campbell,   B.    G.  9   Roxburgh 

terrace 
Cooper,  David,  15  St  James'  sq. 
Dickson,  Wm.  10  Royal  circus 
Douglas,  W.  S.  2  Greyfriars'  pi. 
Drysdale,  J.  16  Royal  Exchange 
Eraser,  John,  82  Princes  street 
Galloway,  David,  Norton  cot. 
Grant,  J.  15  Dean  terrace 
Griffith,  James,  13  Bank  street 
Hamilton,  R.  S.  18  Leopold  pi. 
Harrison,  H.  23  St  Andrew  sq. 
Hay,  H.S.A.L.  16  N.  Bank  street 
Helton,  John,  1  Hunter  square 
Hendry,  R.  M.  10  Duncan  street 
Hobday,  Thomas,  36  Alva  street 
Horn,  And.  37  W.  Register  st. 
Ireland,  Thos.  4  Hunter  square 
Johnston,  Robert,  46  Queen  st. 
Kerr,  C.  J.  33  Dublin  street 


Kinnear,  D.  21  Elder  street 
Kirkwood,  A.   L.   2  Patersons' 

court 
Knox,  James,  47  Hanover  st. 
Lambert,  William,  1  Hanover  st. 
Lam-ie,  Thomas,  60  Frederick  st. 
Lindsay,  T.  S.  36  Hanover  street 
M'Donald,  J.  23  Cumberland  st. 
M'Donald,  John,  7  Randolph  cliff 
Mackay,  John,  4  Shrub  place 
Mackenzie,  Alex.  6  Pitt  street 
Meikle,  Chris.  Savings  bank 
Meikle,  James,  Wardieburn  ho. 
Melville,  F.  S.  16  Broughton  pi. 
Millar,  Hugh,  8  Hailes  street 
Moinet,  John,  19  George  street 
Nicol,  Alex.  5  St  Andrew  sq. 
Peters,  Wm.  6  Union  place 
Petrie,  Geo.  27  Cockburn  st. 
Prain,  H.  D.  1  Lutton  place 
Raebum,  John  P.  21  Pitt  street 
Reid,  James,  72  Princes  street 
Rhind,  John,  3  Up.  Gilmore  pi. 
Ritchie,  John  S.   10  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Rose,  R.  M.  24  Howe  street 
Shepherd,  Jas.  51  North  bridge 
Short,  David,  25  North  bridge 
Sime,  J.  2  Thistle  court 
Simson,  James,  5  Picardy  place 
Smith,  J.  A.  7  No.  St  Andrew  st. 
Smith,  William,  120  Princes  st. 
Thomson,  A.  6  Newington  ter. 
Trotter,  S.  E.  7  N.  St  David  st. 
Turnbull,  W.  {R.B.  of  Scotland) 
Watson,  James,  6  St  Andrew  sq. 
Williamson,  James,  5  Hailes  st. 
Wood,  J.  12  Brougham  street 
Young,  J.  M.  146  Princes  street 

Advocates. 

(Those  marked  with  an  *  are 
Sheriffs,  and  with  a  t  Sherifl- 
substitutes.) 

Adam,  J.  51  Northumberland  st. 

Anderson,  Archd.  1  AthoU  place 

Anderson,  J.  T.  3  Melville  cres. 

fArkley,  Pat.  29  Great  King  st. 

Arthur,  R.  40 Northumberland  st. 

Asher,  Alex.  18  Castle  street 

*  Aytoun,  W.  E.  16  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Balfour,  J.  B.  6  India  street 
Bannatyne,  A.  B,  46  Northum- 
berland street 

Bell,  A.  B.  20  Great  King  street 

*  Bell,  B.  R.  5  Rutland  square  ^ 
Bell,  George  G.  43  Melville  st. 
Berry,  Robert,  5  Fettes  row 


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Sot 


Bimie,  J.  B.  L.  44  Gt.  King  st. 
Black,  John,  33  Northumb.  st. 
Blackbm-n,  R.  B.  58  Frederick  st. 
Brand,  D.  5  Albany  street 
Broun,  Arch.  15  India  street 
Brown,  Thomas,  8  Albyn  place 
Brown,  W.  A.  24  Pitt  street 
Bruce,  Hugh,  10  Moray  place 
Burnet,  John,  8  Pitt  street 
Burnett,  G.  16  Stafford  street 
Burton,  J.  H.  Craig  House 
*CampbeU,  N.C.  SlGreatKingst. 
Campbell,  Robt.  4  Darnaway  st. 
Campbell,  R.  V.  5  Albany  street 
Campbell,  R.  jun.  27  Heriot  row 
Cattanach,   Peter  L.  39  North- 
umberland street 
*Cay,  John,  5  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Christie,  Wm.  24  Duke  street 
*Clark,  A.  R.  17  Great  Stuart  st. 
Clark,  WiUiam  F.  5  Forth  street 
*Cleghorn,  Thos.  26  Queen  st. 
»Cook,  Alex.  S.  35  Gt.  King  st. 
Cosens,  Peter,  70  Great  King  st. 
Couper,  Charles  T.  2  StColme  st. 
Coventry,  And.  29  Moray  place 
Cowan,  Hugh,  4  Ainslie  place 
Crawford,  Don.  18  Melville  st. 
Crichton,  J,  A.  13  Nelson  street 
Currie,  Alex.  45  Heriot  row 
*Davidson,  A.  24  Rutland  square 
Davidson,  Harry,  7  Rutland  sq. 
Davidson,  J.  R.  32  Rutland  sq. 
Dickson,  Alex.  11  Royal  circus 
Dingwall,  A.  9  Randolph  cres. 
Douglas,  Fr.  B.  21  Moray  place 
Duncan,  J.  M.  23  Northumber- 
land street 
*Dundas,  G.  9  Charlotte  square 
Dundas,  Wm.  Pitt,  Register  house 
Dunlop,  Alex.  M.  67  Queen  street 
Fletcher,  A.  5  Ainslie  place 
Forbes,  W.  17  Ainslie  place 
*Fordyce,  G.  D.  5  Forres  street 
Fordyce,  James  D.  4  Castle  st. 
Forman,  J.  6  Drummond  place 
*Fraser,  P.  8  Moray  place 
Gardiner,  John,  6  Pitt  street 
Gebbie,  Francis,  39  Albany  st. 
Gifford,  A.  35  Drummond  place 
Gloag,  W.  E.  27  India  street 
*Gordon,  E.  S.  2  Randolph  cres. 
*Gordon,  J.  T.  County  buildings 
Grant,  J.  D.  48  Northumberld.  st. 
Gregory,  John,  Canaan  lodge 
Groat,  A.  G.  12  Hart  street 
Guthrie,  AVm.  27  Rutland  st. 
Hall,  David,  13  Pitt  street 
tHallard,  F.  7  Whitehouse  ter. 
Hamilton,  H.  16  Great  King  st. 
*Hector,  David,  25  Rutland  sq. 
*Heriot,  F.  L.  M.  35  Moray  pi. 
Home,  Su-  G.  Bart.  27  Walker  st. 
Hope,  D.  B.  12  India  street 
Horn,  Robt.  7  Randolph  crescent 
Hunter,  John,  4  Wemyss  place 
*Hunter,  R.  67  Northiunberland 
street 


Hutchison,  A.  18  London  street 
Inglis,  William,  31  Albany  st. 
Innes,  Cosmo,  Inverleith  house 
Irvine,  A.  F.  44  Heriot  row 
*Ivory,  W.  12  Albany  street 
tJameson,And.  2  Bruntsfield  ter. 
Johnstone,  R.  13  Maitland  street 
Kenmore,  W.  F.  46  Albany  st. 
Kinloch,  Geo.  32  Drummond  pi. 
Kinnear,  A.  S.  41  Heriot  row 
Kirkpatrick,  J.  39  Moray  place 
Lamond,  Wm.  1  Albyn  place 
Lancaster,  W.H.  20Northum.  st. 
Lawrie,  A.  C.  11  Darnaway  st. 
Lee,  Robert,  40  Castle  street 
Lindsay,  A.  M.  69  Northumber- 
land street 
Lorimer,  James,  21  Hill  street 
Lorimer,  John,  19  Albany  street 
Macdonald,  J.  H.  A.  15  Aber- 

cromby  place 
M'Ewan,  G.  34  Dundas  street 
^Mackenzie,    Donald,   12  Great 

Stuart  street 
M'Kie,  Thos.  4  Albyn  place 
Macknight,  A.  E.  12  London  st. 
M'Laren,  John,  12  Darnaway  st. 
M'Laren,  W.  N.  44  Northum.  st. 
Maclean,  Robert,  19  Queen  st. 
M'Lennan,  John  F.  22  Hill  st. 
Macpherson,  Norman,  6  Duke  st. 
Maidment,  Jas.  25  Royal  circus 
Mair,  Wm.  Ludovic,  8  Duncan 

street,  Drummond  place 
Marshall,  John,  60  Northumber- 
land street 
Maxwell,  J.  H.,  C.B.  6  Albyn  pi. 
Millar,  Jn,  10  Abercromby  place 
*Moir,  G.  14  Charlotte  square 
Moncrieff,  A.  22  Abercromby  pi. 
Moncreiff,  J.  15  Great  Stuart  st. 
Moncreiff,  J.  H.  15  Gt.  Stuart  st. 
Monro,  G.  5  Darnaway  street 
Montgomerie,  R.  3  Maitland  st. 
Muu-head,  Jas.  61  Northumber- 
land street 
Murdoch,  J.  B.  jun.  22  Manor  pi. 
Mure,  A.  11  Dublin  street 
Mure,  David,  12  Ainslie  place 
*Napier,  George,  Coates  haU 
*Napier,  Mark,  6  Ainslie  place 
Nevay,  Alex.  1  Randolph  place 
Nicolson,  Alex.  1  Ramsay  gardens 
Nicolson,  J.  B.  31  Albany  st. 
Orphoot,  T.  H.  113  George  st. 
Park,  John,  1  Thomas  street 
Parker,  W.  A.  15  Brandon  st. 
Paterson,  Geo.  3  Coates  crescent 
Paterson,  W.  A.  0. 3  Frederick  st. 
Paton,  T.  S.  11  Foitcs  street 
Pattison,  G.  H.  18  Duke  street 
Patton,  Geo.  30  Heriot  row 
Pyper,  Hamilton,  15  Royal  cres. 
Rettie,  M.  8  Great  Stuart  street 
Richardson,  J.  22  Claremont  cres. 
Ritchie,  A.  C.  8  Broughton  place 
Robertson,  C.  22  Great  King  st. 
Rutherford,  And.  17  Nelson  st. 


Scott,  Chas.  42  Drummond  place 
Sellar,  Alex.  C.  1  Randolph  cres. 
Seton,  G.  St  Bennet's,  Greenhill 

gardens 
*Shand,  A.  Bums,  3  Gt.  Stuart 

street 
*Shaw,  Patrick,  36  Charlotte  sq. 
Skelton,  John,  20  Alva  street 
Smith,  Harry,  15  Shandwick  pi. 
Smith,  John  G.  57  Queen  st. 
Smith,  J.  C.  30  Royal  circus 
Spittal,  C.  G.  6  India  street 
Stewart,  Charles,  11  Fon*es  st. 
Tait,  George,  4  Abercromby  place 
*  Tait,  John,  2  Pai-k  place 
Thoms,  G.  Hunter,  62  Great  King 

street 
Thomson,  J.  C.  1  Albyn  place 
Thomson,  Wm.  M.  62  Great  King 

street 
Tod,  James,  65  Great  King  st. 
Trayner,  John,  37  Dublin  street 
Walker,  James,  6  Eton  terrace 
Watson,  W.  12  Pitt  street 
Webster,  G.  66  Northum.  st. 
Wilkie,  W.  P.  30  Greenhill  gard. 
Wood,  John  A.  1  Royal  circus 
Young,  A.  22  Royal  circus 
Young,  George,  47  Moray  place 

l§olicitors. 

(Those  marked* are  not  Members 
of  the  Incorporated  Society  of 
Solicitors  in  Supreme  Courts.) 

Adam,  Jas.  19  Claremont  cres. 

Adams,  G.  C.  9  No.  St  David  st. 

Adams,  John,  jun.  8  W.  Mait- 
land street 

Adamson,  D.  M.  16  Nelson  st. 

Allan,  James,  6  N.  St  David  st. 

Allan,  W.  48  London  street 

Anderson,  Charles,  2  North-east 
Circus  place 

*Anderson,  James,  8  Dundas  st. 

Ai-thur,  R.  and  R.  H.  23  St 
Andrew  square 

Banks,  P.  S.  19  Mansion-ho.  rd. 

Barton,  James,  7  St  Andrew  sq, 

Baxter,  J.  C.  7  Howe  street 

BeU,  J.  25  North  bridge 

Beveridge,  P.  notary  public,  38' 
Bernard  street 

Black,  A.  R.  4  N.  St  David  st. 

*Black,  Henry,  21  St  Andrew  sq:. 

Bridgeford,  D.  F.  72  Princes  st. 

Boyd,  James  L.  5  South  Fort  st. 

*Bruce,  Alex.  2  Thistle  court 

Buchan,  H.  ]  2  Dublin  street 

Buchanan,  James,  73  George  st. 

Burness,  Wm.  11  Drummond  pi. 

*Caims,  Geo.  35  George  IV.  br. 

Campbell  and  Smith,  26  York  pi. 

Garment,  J.  36  Great  King  st. 

Cormack,  D.  33  York  place 

Cornillon,  H.  W.  67  George  st. 

Cotton,  G.  51  Castle  street 

Coiu-t,  John,  21  George  square 

Cowper,  Chas.  N.  35  Alva  street 


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Crawford,  D.  12  St  Andrew  sq. 
Crawford,  J.  K.9  N.St  David  st. 
Crichton,  Hew,  13  Nelson  street 
Curror  &  Cowper,  54  Northum- 
berland street 
Davidson,  John,  17  Elm  row 
Denholm,  Eobert,  4  North  St 

David  street 
Dewar,  H.  B.  6  Hill  street 
Dickson,  A.  J.  17  Young  street 
Donaldson,  G.  25  St  Patrick  sq. 
Dowie,  T.  124  Constitution  st. 
Drysdale,  J.  16  Royal  Exchange 
Duncan  and  Lyon,  N.P.  11  South 

Nelson  street 
Duncan,  Alex.  1  South  Fort  st. 
Duncan,  Wm.  1  Heriot  row 
*Dymock     and     Paterson,     56 

George  street 
Espie,  George,  6  Rutland  square 
*Falkner,  Jas  P.  4  Bank  street 
Ferrie,  J.  D.  17  Constitution  st. 
Finlay,  James,  29  St  Andrew  sq. 
Finlay,  R.  2  Queen  street 
Fisher,  D.  25  Gayfield  square 
Fleming,  Andrew,  14  Young  st. 
Forsyth,  D.  3  North  St  David  st. 
Eraser,  Wm.  32  Castle  street 
Eraser,  Wm.  N.  41  Albany  st. 
Fyfe,  A.  21  St  Andrew  square 
Gellatly,  J.  19  London  street 
Gardiner,  J.  &  J,  46  Hanover  st. 
Gifford,  Alex.  28  St  Andrew  sq. 
Glover,  J.  1  Hill  street 
Greig,  A.  2  Nicolson  square 
*Gunn,  Robert,  6  North  Fort  st. 
Guthrie,  Alex.  1  Drummond  pi. 
Hay,  William  B.  3  Howe  street 
Henderson,  John,  20  St  Patrick 

square 
Henderson,  J.  C.  99  George  st. 
Henderson,   R.    11  Royal  Ex- 
change 
Henry,  Jardine,  6  George  street 
*Irvine,  James,  7  South  Fort  st. 
Jamieson,  Andrew,  66  Queen  st. 
Johnston,  J.  S.  21  Northumb.  st 
Keegan,  John,  10  Duke  street 
Landale,  Robt.  15  Royal  circus 
Landale,  T.  and  R.  18  Forth  st. 
Latta,  John,  60  Hanover  street 
Lawson,  Michael,  7  Elder  st. 
Leburn,  Henderson,  and  Wilson, 

56  George  square 
Lebui'n,  Thos.  66  George  sq. 
Lee,  J.  B.  W.  6  Pitt  street 
Lees,  David  T.  15  Dublin  street 
*Leith,  John,  123  Constitution  st. 
Lindsay,  J.  K.  31  York  place 
Livingston,  G.  K.  10  Frederick  st. 
Lyon,  H.  7  N.  St  Andrew  st. 
Macandrew,  J.  &  R.  33  Dublin 

strpf t 
M'Brair,  D.  J.  8  N.  St  David  st. 
M'Cracken,  John,  22  Walker  st. 
Macdonald,  John,  39  Castle  st. 
-Macdonald,  Stodart,  8-A  Aber= 
cromby  place  I 


Macgregor,  M.  10  Dundas  st. 
Mack,  Jas.  S.  2-B  St  Andrew  sq. 
Mackintosh,  A.  25  Northd.  st. 
Maclean,  A.  23  Scotland  street 
Macqueen,  J.  M.  8  Christian  bk. 
Macqueen,  John  0.  11  London  st. 
M'William,  R.  23  London  st. 
Malloch,  P.  S.  5  North  Charlotte 

street 
Mann    and   Duncan,    N.P.    21 

Bernard  street 
Manson,  D.  17  Hill  street 
Marshall,  J.  44  N.  Frederick  st. 
Mason,  J.  14  Pitt  street 
Mason,  Wm.  21  Dublin  street 
MiU,  Eben.,  N.P.  51  Princes  st. 
Millar,  James,  20  Nelson  street 
Millar,  William  W.  8  Bank  st. 
Miller,  Jas.  12  Royal  Exchange 
Miller,  William,  59  George  sq. 
Milligan,  J.  &  J.  13  George  st. 
Milne,  William,  9  Heriot  row 
Mitchell,  Wm.  3  Osborne  terrace 
Moffat,  H.  23  Geo.  IV.  bridge 
Morison,  Adam,  45  York  place 
Morison,  A.  K.  16  Pitt  street 
Morison,  A.  6  Great  King  street 
Muir,  Wm.  18  Pioardy  pi. 
Murdoch,  J.  14  Great  King  st. 
Mure,  R.  41  Great  King  street 
Murphy,  A.  D.  31  Bernard  st. 
Murray,  John,  7  N.  St  David  st. 
Murray,  Wm.  68  Gt.  King  st. 
Neilson,  J.  3  Abercromby  pi, 
Nisbet,  Jas.  21  York  place 
Officer,  Wm.  8  Stafford  street 
Padon,  Thomas,  15  Hart  street 
Paris,  James,  23  St  Andrew  sq. 
*Paterson  &  Irvine,  49  Bernard  st. 
Paterson,  D.  W.  10  Northum- 
berland street 
Peacock,  W.,  &  N.P.  18  Hill  st. 
Peebles,  John  G.  C.  16  Scotland 

street 
Phin,  John,  13  Heriot  row 
*Pollock,  Wm.  3  N.  St  Andrew 

street 
Porteous,  J.  S.  4  Scotland  street 
Puller,  J.  Y.  10  Union  street 
Ranken,  Thos.  17  St  Andrew  sq. 
Renton,  James,  2  Thistle  court 
Renton,  James,  jun.  10  Mary  pi, 
Ritchie,  Charles,  20  HUl  street 
Robertson  &  Johnston,  63  Han- 
over st, 
Robertson,  J,  jun,  21  Elder  st, 
Robertson,  J.  A.  56  Frederick  st. 
Romanes,  John,  7  Nelson  street 
Ronald,  J.  20  Hill  street 
Ross,  A,  E.  16  Royal  Exchange 
Ross,  John,  79  Gt,  King  street 
Sang  and  Adam,  61  Gt.  King  st, 
Saunders,  Wm,  61  Albany  st. 
Scotland,  A.  P.  37  George  st. 
Scott,  Geo.  F.  11  South  Gray  st, 
Scott,  Robert,  63  Hanover  st. 
Selby,  R.  B.  26  Dundas  street 
Shaw,  David,  27  Nelson  street 


*Shield,  Geoj^e,  Register  House 
Sime,  W.  8  ELill  street 
Skinner,  Wm,  R,  8  Blenheim  pi. 
Smart,  John,  11  Queen  street 
Smith,  And,  9  Buccleuch  pi. 
Smith,  Geo,  B,  37  Charlotte  sq. 
Smith,  J,  D,  13  Duncan  street 
Smith,  Robert,  37  Charlotte  sq. 
Snody,  Andrew,  26  Gayfield  sq, 

and  123  Constitution  st, 
Somerville,  J.  60  Hanover  st, 
Spence  andMack,  2-b  St  Andrew 

squai'e 
Sprott,  W.  P.  30  St  Andrew  sq. 
Steedman,  John,  31  Dublin  st. 
Steele,  Wm,  7  George  street 
*Stevenson,  Robert  P.  37  Frede- 
rick street 
Stewart,  C,  and  D.  23  Castle  st, 
Stuart,  W.  S,  24  Dundas  street 
Sutherland,  Jas,  B,  17  Elm  row 
Thomson,  Alex,  7  N,  St  Andrew 

street 
Thomson,  John,  30  Northumber- 
land street 
Thomson,  Lockhart,  7  Hill  street 
Thwaites,  W,  K.  8  Abercrombie 

place 
Wallace,  Thomas,  12  Scotland 

street 
Wallace,  W,  D,  31  Alva  street 
Walls,  J,  33  Heriot  row 
Watt  and  Marwicks,  9  York  pi. 
Webster,  James,  21  Duke  street 
Webster,  And,  118  George  st. 
White  &  Dunn,  7  Hill  street 
White,  Thomas,  31  London  st 
Whitehead,  J,  15  St  Andrew  sq, 
Wilkie,  James  F,  29  Dundas  st. 
Wilson,  George,  16  Minto  street 
*Wishart,  W,  11  York  place 
Wordie,  James  W.  68  George  st, 
Wotherspoon  and  Mack,  18  Gt. 

Stuart  street 
Young,  James,  2  Hill  street 
Young,  John,  2  Hill  street 

Writers. 

Aitken,  J,  45  St  Cuthbert  street 
Anderson,  Wm,  5  Baltic  street 
Anderson,  W,  11  Dundas  street 
Baird,  Robert,  Windmill  house 
Barrie,  Geo,  19  Union  street 
Brown,  D,  72  Northumberland  st. 
Brown,  Thos,  1 0  Torphichen  st, 
Bruce,  James,  14  Hart  street 
Burn,  David,  219  High  street 
Burns,  Andrew,  47  Gt.  King  st^ 
Cadenhead,  A.  F.  15  S.  College  st. 
Campbell,  John,  13  Jane  terrace 
Curr,  Henry,  5  Pitt  street 
Deseret,  Phineas,  4  Eastfield 
Doig,  Charles,  Seafield  house 
Dow,  W,  B,  3  Lord  Russell  place 
Duncan,  David,  2  Whitehouse 

terrace 
Elder,  W.  10  Torphichen  street 
Fairley,  T.  S.  11  Broughton  pi. 


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Wri 


Finlay,  Chas.  6  Great  Stuart  st. 
Finlay,  Charles,  1  Manor  place 
Forbes,  Alex.  10  Jordan  bank 
Gallie,  Alex.  25  St  Patrick  sq. 
Galloway,  R.  S.  1  Salisbury  sq. 
Galloway,  Wm.  1  Pilrig  place 
Gordon,  J.  1  Stafford  street 
Grahame,  James,  29  Ann  street 
Grant,  A.  Avenue  villas 
Gregor,  John,  7  Pitt  street,  Bon- 

nington 
Greig,  George,  68  Gilmore  pi. 
Greig,  Sommerville,  2  Inverleith 

terrace 
Haswell,  Geo.  28  Minto  street 
Hay,  Alex.  Bennington  bank 
Henderson,  David,  6  Upper  Gil- 
more  place 
Hendry,  Eobt.  M.  10  Duncan  st. 
Button,  W.  18  Clarence  street 
Jack,  John,  1  Blenheim  place 
Jameson,  John,  11  Queen  street 
Laing,  David,  5  Randolph  place 
Lang,  R.  L.  10  Grove  street 
Latta,  R.  20  Abercromby  place 
Lee,  T.  H.  6  Cambridge  street 
Lindsay,  John,  3  Dewar  place 
Logan,  Thos.  32  Stafford  street 
Lyell,  D.  1  Walker  street 
Mackie,  William,  7  East  Adam 

street 
M'Comish,  T.  30  Castle  street 
M'Ewen,  J.  12  Darnaway  street 
M'Gillivray,  Wm.  11  Bonnington 

place 
M'Gregor,  D.  35  Barony  street 
M'Intosh,  George,  25  Pitt  street 
Mack,  Andrew,  5  York  place 
Mann,  Wm.  22  Raeburn  place, 

and  119  Princes  street 
Millar,  Wm.  8  London  street 
Muir,  James,  27  Clyde  street 
Murray,  John,  5  York  place 
Ogilvy,  Charles,  7  Minto  street 
Ogilvy,  James,  1  Eyre  place 
Paul,  William,  3  Downie  place 
Porteous,  W.  87  George  street 
Potts,  Thos.  19  Broughton  place 
Ramsay,  James,  1  Claremont  pi. 
Reid,  James,  72  Princes  street 
Robertson,  Henry,  40  India  st. 
Roger,  William,  45  Ann  street 
Ronaldson,  J.  Somerset  cottage 
Ross,  Alex.  23  Howe  street 
Roy,  G.  Wardie  avenue 
Scott,  Charles,  189  Causevside 
Scott,  Robert,  44  Rankeillor  st. 
Shiress,  D.  S.  20  Nelson  street 
Sim,  George,  7  Cambridge  street 
Stewart,  E.  31  Broughton  st. 
Torry,  John,  1  Henderson  row 
Wallace,  R.  D.  49  Queen  street 
Watson,  G.  17  Keir  street 
Webster,  Wm.  24  Queen  street 

Writers  to  the  fSignet. 

Adam,  Kirk,    &  Robertson,  9 
South  Charlotte  street 


Adamsonand  Gulland,  16  Nelson 

street 
Anderson,  J.  &  F.  48  Castle  st. 
Anderson,  Robert  S.  4  AthoU  pi. 
Anderson,  T.  S.  1  Atholl  place 
Arnott,  James,  6  Wemyss  place 
Auld  and  Chalmers,  21  Thistle 

street 
Ayton,  Robert,  3  Fettes  row 
Baillie,  Wm.  24  Forth  street 
Baird,  J.  W.  4  Drummond  place 
Balfour,  J.  M.  and  J.  4  Thistle 

court 
Baxter  &  Mitchell,  9  Rutland  sq. 
Bay  ley,  Geo.  11  Royal  Exchange 
Bell  and  M'Liean,  5  Hill  street 
Bell,  A.   M.   East   Morningside 

house,  Whitehouse  loan 
Bell,  J.  M.   East  Morningside 

house,  Whitehouse  loan 
Bell,  John  B.  5  Hill  street 
Binny,  Graham,  21  Duke  street 
Binny,  G.  &  J.  21  Duke  street 
Binny,  J.  21  Duke  street 
Black,  D.  M.  21  St  Andrew  sq. 
Bogle,  Andrew,  21  St  Andrew  sq. 
Brand,  W.  6  Northumberland  st. 
Brodie,  J.  C.  26  Moray  place 
Brown,  J.  County  haU 
Bruce,  J.  8  Randolph  crescent 
Brunton,  James,  27  George  sq. 
Burn,  Wilson,  &  Bm-n,  15Hill  st. 
Bum,  George,  15  Hill  street 
Cairns,  G.  and  H.  35  George  IV. 

bridge 
Campbell,  A.  &  A.  22  Dublin  st. 
Campbell  &  Espie,  6  Rutland  sq. 
Campbell,  A.  F.  4  Randolph  cres. 
Campbell,  J.  A.  2  Albyn  place 
Cassels,  Alexander,  8  Northum- 
berland street 
Cay,  J.  jun.  5  S.-E.  Circus  place 
Cay,  R.  D.  23  St  Andrew  square 
Chancellor,  George,  10  Castle  st. 
Cheyne  &  Stuart,  11  Young  st. 
Cheyne,  H.  6  Royal  terrace 
Christie,  J.  C.  4  Duncan  street, 

Newington 
Cook,  W.  and  J.  32  Abercromby 

place 
Cowan,  Robert,  9  Carlton  terrace 
Cox,  Robert,  25  Rutland  street 
Craigie,  Henry,  Falconhall 
Crichton,  H.  H.  13  Nelson  street 
Crombie,  Alex.  90  George  street 
Dalgleish,  James,  8  Atholl  cres. 
Dalmahoy,  Wood,  &  Cowan,  12 

Hill  street 
Darling,  J.  S.  64  Northumber- 
land street 
Davidson  and  Syme,  22  Castle  st. 
Dickson,  D.  S.  27  Albany  street 
Dickson,  H.G.  &  S.  3  Dundas  st. 
Douglas,  A.  S.  22  Young  street 
Douglas,  Chris.  22  Young  street 
Douglas,  David,  13  Dundas  st. 
Douglas  and  Smith,  62  Fred.  st. 
Duncan  and  Dewar,  6  Hill  street 


Duncan,  John,  27  Dundas  street 
Dundas  and  Wilson,  16  St  An- 
drew square 
Dunlop,  G.  and  G.  14  Hill  street 
Duthie,  Wal.  6  Great  King  st. 
Elder  &  Bruce,  5  South  Charlotte 

street 
Elder,  James,  5  Thistle  street 
Elliot,  W.  S.  32  Regent  terrace 
Ellis,  A.  G.,  R.,  &  W.,  4  Royal 

terrace 
Ferguson  &  Junner,  4  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Ferguson,  John,  1  Regent  terrace 
Ferguson,  Wm.  6  Northumber- 
land street 
Ferrie,  J.  D.  17  Constitution  st. 
Ferrier,  T.  H.  136  Princes  street 
Fisher,  D.  &  J.  25  Gayfield  sq. 
Fleming,  A.  20  Lynedoch  place 
Forman,  J.  N.  4  Hill  street 
Forman,  John,  4  Hill  street 
Forrester,  J.  8  Drummond  place 
Forsyth,  Henry,  55  Fredrick  st. 
French,  John,  6  Graham  street 
Gibson-Craig,  Dalziel,  and  Bro- 
die, 5  Thistle  street 
Gibson  and  Tait,  1  Northumber- 
land street 
Gibson,  John  and  Henry  G.  12 

South  Charlotte  street 
Gillespie,  John,  81  George  street 
Goldie  and  Dove,  8  York  place 
Goldie,  A.  W.  8  York  place 
Gordon,  A.  H.,  17  Rutland  square 
Gordon,  A.  F,  16  Rutland  square 
Gordon,  Jas.  20  Regent  terrace 
Graham,  H.  11  Shandwick  place 
Graham  &  Johnston,  5  North  St 

David  street 
Grant  &  Innes,  18  Queen  street 
Grant  and  Wallace,  30  Drum- 
mond place 
Grant,  Colin  C.  4N.  St  David  st. 
Greig,  George,  9  Abercromby  pi. 
Grierson,  A.  15  St  Andrew  sq. 
Grieve,  A.  4  Melville  crescent 
Hagart  and  Burn  Murdoch,  79 

George  street 
Haldane,  R.  17  Charlotte  square 
Hamilton  &  Kinnear,  35  Queen 

street 
Hamilton,  John,  81  George  st. 
Hardyman,  J.  H.  14  Inverleith 

row 
Hatton,  J.  25  Nelson  street 
Hay  and  Pringle,  20  Young  st. 
Henderson,  Thos.  8  Brunton  pi. 
Hill,  Robert,  2  Picardy  place 
Hill,  James  L.  42  Frederick  st. 
Hope,  Jas.  jun.,  42  Charlotte  sq. 
Hope,  John,  31  Moray  place 
Hope  and  Mackay,  119  Princes 

street 
Home  and  Rose,  39  Castle  street 
Home,  T.  E.  0. 10  Atholl  crescent 
Horsburgh  and  Livingston,  10 
Frederick  street 


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521 


Huglies  and  Jfylne,  1  South 
CharlottG  street 

Hunt,  James,  53  George  street 

Hunter,  Blair,  and  Cowan,  7 
York  place 

Huntei-,  \Vm.  Vary,  11  Queen  st. 

Inglis,  Andrew,  20  Albany  st. 

Inglis,  PI.  &  A.  16  Queen  st. 

Inglis,  Henry,  16  Queen  Street 

Inglis,  H.  M.  6  No.  St  David  st. 

Jardine,  Stodart,  and  Erasers,  31 
Princes  street 

Johnston,  R.  27  Eoyal  terrace 

Johnston,  R.  B.  27  Royal  terrace 

Jollie,  Strong,  and  Henry,  40 
Princes  street 

Kennedy,  Alex.  26  Calton  hill 

Iveiniedy,  H.  17  Manor  place 

Kennedy,  J.  71  Great  King  st. 

Kennedy,  William,  59  Northum- 
berland street 

Kinnear,  Geo.  T.  35  Queen  street 

Kirk,  J.  12  Claremont  crescent 

Laurie,  W.  A.  18  N.  Bank  street 

J^eburn,  Henderson,  &  Wilson, 
56  George  square 

Leishman,  J.  18  Drummond  pi. 

Lindsay,  Mackay,  and  Howe,  32 
Charlotte  square 

Lindsay,  John  M.  19  Melville  st. 

Jindsay  and  Paterson,  10  Nor- 
thumberland street 

Logan,  Edmond,  141  George  st. 

Logan,  G.  Register  house 

Longmore,  J.  A.  56  Melville 
street 

3Iacallan  and  Chancellor,  19 
Young  street 

Macara,  L.  M.  58  Northumber- 
land street 

Macbean,  iEneas,  5  North  Char- 
lotte street 

Macbrair  and  Parker,  8  North  St 
David  street 

M'Candlish,  J.  M.  4  Doune  ter. 

M'Dongall,  P.,  4  Frederick  st. 

M'Farlane,  James,  6  Dewar  pi. 

M'Kenzie,  G.  9  Hill  street  and  4 
Ann  street 

M'Kenzie,  Jas.  Hay,  10  St  An- 
drew square 

M'Kenzie,  Innes,  and  Logan,  23 
Queen  street 

M'Kenzie,  J.  W.  and  John,  16 
Royal  circus 

M'Kenzie  and  Kermack,  9  Hill 
street 

Mackenzies  &  Eraser,  35  Frede- 
rick street 

Mackersy,  L.  3  North  St  David 
street 

Mackersy,  W.  12  Nelson  street 

Macknight,  J.  12  London  street 

JI'Lachlan,  Ivory,  and  Rodger, 
25  Castle  street 


M'Lean,  H.  E.  5  Hill  street 
M'Neill  &  Sime,  8  Hill  street 
JIacnaughton  &  Einlay,  41  Nor- 
thumberland street 
Maconochie  and  Duncan,  10  Hill 

street 
Macrae  and  Ross,  18  Howe  st. 
M'Ritchie,  Bayley,  and  Hender- 
son, 11  Royal  Exchange 
Maitland,  George  R,  7  North  St 

Andrew  street 
Martin,  John,  32  Great  King  st. 
Melville  &  Lindsay,  110  George 

street 
Melville,  Arch.  43  York  place 
Melville,  J.  M.  110  George  street 
Menzies,  W.  John,  7  St  Andrew 

square 
Mitchell,  A.  28  Dundas  street 
Moncrieff,  D.  S.  17  Duke  street 
Montgomery,  W.  17  Atholl  ores. 
Morton,  Whitehead,  and  Greig, 

11  Queen  street 
Blowbray,  J.  T.  15  Albany  street 
Murdoch,  Boyd,  and  Henderson, 

120  Constitution  street 
Murdoch,  A.  B.  3  Oxford  ter. 
Jilurray  and  Beith,  43  Castle  st. 
Murray  and  Hunt,  53  George  st. 
Muri-ay  &  Logan,  141  George  st. 
Murray,  George  J.  7  Melville  st. 
Murray,  Thos.  G.  66  Queen  st. 
Napier,  A.  J.  23  Albany  street 
Neilson,  John,  55  Fredrick  st. 
Neilson,   S.    1   North  Charlotte 

street 
Nicolson,  James,  28  India  street 
Ogilvy,  R.  14  Cumberland  street 
Paterson  and  Romanes,  7  Nelson 

street 
Paterson,  Adam,  36  Heriot  row 
Paterson,  Thomas,  4  India  street 
Patrick,  M'Ewen,  and  Cai-ment, 

32  Albany  street 
Patten,  John,  7  Drummond  pi. 
Pattison,  J.  20  Preston  terrace 
Paul,  Thomson,   14  Broughton 

place 
Pearson  and  Robertson,  17  Royal 

circus 
Peddie,  James  and  Alexander, 

6  Queen  street 
Pitcairn,  A.  Y.  37  London  street 
Pitman,  Frederick,  10  Alva  st. 
Pollexfen,  J.  R.  6  India  street 
Pridie,  P.  H.  44  Minto  street 
Pringle,  Robert,  6  Maitland  st, 
Reid,  Wm.  42  Frederick  street 
Richardson,  J.  50  Northumber- 
land street 
Robertson,  G.  B.  28  Albany  st. 
Robertson,^  J.  &  R.  J.  1 1  Heriot 

row 
Robertson,  J.  S,  11  Claremont 
crescent 


Robertson,  R.  J.  22  India  street 
Robertson,  T.  R.  62  George  st. 
RoUo,  H.  J.  16  Dundas  street 
Ross,  Hugh,  84  Gt.  King  street 
Russell  and  Nicolson,  9  Shand- 

wick  place 
Rutherford,  Robert,  3  Howe  st. 
Rutherfurd,  J.  14  Albany  street 
Sands,  W.  H.  and  W.  J.  5  Royal 

circus 
Sands,  W.  J.  28-A  Moray  place 
Scarth  and  Scott,   28   Bernard 

street 
Scott,  A.  13  Drummond  place 
Scott,  Bruce,  &  Glover,  1  Hill  st. 
Scott,   Moncrieff,  and  Dalgety, 

1 7  Duke  street 
Shand,  John,  24  Royal  circus 
Simson,  J.  T.  34  Dublin  street 
Sinclair,  G.  L.  4  Walker  street 
Skene  and  Peacock,  18  Hill  st. 
Skene,  W.  E.  18  Hill  street 
Skinner,  W.  31  Great  King  st. 
Smith,  Alexander,  18  York  pi. 
Sprot,  T.  10  Drummond  place 
Steuart,  A.  J.  98  George  street 
Steuart,  Archd.  17  India  street 
Steuart,  Jas.  17  India  street 
Steuart,  J.  &  C.  17  India  street 
Steuart,  John,  6  Alva  street 
Stevenson,  Alex.  9  Heriot  row 
Stodart,  Jn.   R.   2   Drummond 

place 
Sutherland,  A.  G.  22  Fettes  row 
Syme,  Thos.  5  Cai'lton  teiTace 
Tait  and  Crichton,  2  Park  place 
Tawse  and  Bonar,  23  York  place 
Tawse,  John  W.  49  Queen  street 
Tennent,  P.  9  Lynedoch  place 
Thomson  and  Dickson,  1  Thistle 

court 
Tod,  Henry,  39  York  place 
Tod,  Henry,  jun.,  39  York  place 
Tods,  Murray,  and  Jameson,  66 

Queen  street 
Traill  and  Murray,  7  Melville  st. 
Traquair,  William,  17  Young  st. 
Turnbull,  J.  &  J.  16  Thistle  st. 
Tumbull,  John,  49  George  sq. 
Turnbull,  Patrick,  34  India  street 
Tytler,  James  S.  19  Castle  st. 
Waddell,  W.  20  Royal  circus 
Walker,  John,  2  Queen  street 
Wallace,  E.  5  St  Vincent  street 
Wardlaw,  John  F.  6  George  st. 
Watson,  Andrew,  5  AValker  st. 
Wilson,  James,  21  Maitland  st. 
Wedderburn,  G.  25  Ainslie  place 
Wormald,  J.  D.  6  Hart  street 
Wright,  James,  28  Forth  street 
Wright,  John,  28  Forth  street 
Wylie,  Alex.  13  Picardy  place 

"Writer,  Short  I&and. 

Smith,  J.  Irvine,  11  Pitt  street 


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522 


LAW  DIRECTORY. 


MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. 

(Notaries  Public  are  indicated  by  an  n,  Agents  or  Procurators  by  an  a.) 


ABEBDEBNSHIBE. 

Abebdebn — Eobt.  Shaw,  John  Moir,  Alexander 

Leslie 
HuNTLT — James  M'Kinnon 
Pbteehbad — Grant  Imlah 
TuBBiEF — James  D.  M'Nee 

ABQTI^HIBa. 

Oban — D.  Carmichael 

AYBSHTBTi. 

Atb— George  GilfiUan,  Eobert  M'Callum,  Robert 

Pergusson 
KiiiMAENOCK — James  Browning,  Hugh  Browning 

BANFfSHIBB. 

Keith — George  Taylor 

OAITHNESS-SHIEB. 

DuNBEATH — James  Gunn 
Thubso — James  M'Kay 

DtJMBABTONSHIBE. 

Duubaeton — John  Dewar 

DUMFBIESSHIEB, 

DuMFBiBS — ^Robert  Sinclair 

EDINBUEGHSHIRB. 

EDiNBTJEGH—George  Black,  W.  A.  Thomson, 
John  Grady,  Andrew  Webster,  Eobt.  Gordon, 
John  Caw,  James  Mure,  Robert  Gordon  Nicol, 
John  Thomson 

EliGINSHIBS. 

Elgin— Finlay  Munro 

FrPESHIBB. 

CuPAE-PiM! — Henry  Millie 

FOEFABSHIBEi 

Dundee — James  S.  Mills,  Johnll'enwick,  John 
Matthew,  John  Hutton 

HADDINGTONSHIBK 

Haddington— James  Anderson 

INVEENE3S-SHIEE. 

Poet- William— John  Campbell 
Geantown — John  Grant 
NoETH  TJisT — Roderick  M'Donald 
Kingussie — G.  Mackintosh 


Inveeness — ^Jas.  Cameron,  Donald  Bain,  Alex« 

ander  Macrae 
Poetbee  (Sktb) — Alex.  Martin 

KINOABDINESHIEE. 

Fettbeoaien — James  Macdonald 
Stonbhavbn — John  Brown 

KINBOSS-SHIEB. 

Cbaigow  bt  Milnathoet — William  Bethune> 
jun. 

KlBKOUDBEIGHT  StEWABTET, 

Kibkoudbeight — William  Nicholson 

LANABKSHIBZ. 

Lanark — John  Carrie 

AiBDRiB — George  Gentles 

CoATBETDGE — Henry  M'Lachlan 

Glasgow — Henry  Miller,  Joseph  Sorley,  David 
Young,  Robert  Monro,  Thomas  Barclay  a, 
Peter  Peterson,  Alexander  M'Kerracher, 
John  M'Lean,  Eobert  M'Cracken,  John  W. 
Beale,  Donald  M'Tavish,  Peter  M'Bride, 
Hugh  Preeland,  Angus  H.  Mackay,  Mal- 
colm Heddle,  James  Eule,  Gilbert  Fleming, 
John  Ewing,  Edward  M'Causland,  Adam 
Boyd,  John  Bryden  Anderson 

Hamilton — James  Kemp 

WisHAW — William  Thomson 

PEETHSHIEB, 

Ceiepf — W.  Fergusson 
DuNKELD — Henry  Eitchie 
Perth — James  Hally 

EBNITBEWSHIBE. 

Gebenook — William  Shearer 

Paisley — T.  Campbell  a,  Alex.  M'Kechnie 

BOSS-SHIEB. 

Tain — William  Munro 

STIELIN6SHIEB« 

PALsaEK — David  Black 
Stieling — John  Sinclair 
Dbnnt — W.  Muirhead 

wigtonshibbi. 
Nbwton-Stewaet — David  Martin  ft 
Steanbabe — J.  M'William  n  a 
WiGXON— Wm.  Carson  »  a 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


523 


EDINBURGH   AND   GLASGOW   BANKS, 

WITH  THEIR  BRANCHES  AND  LONDON  AGENTS. 


Place. 

Name  of  Bank.                   ' 

Managers. 

London  Agents. 

Aberdeen 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

David  Wyllie,  Cashier 
James  A.  Sinclair 

Smith  and  Cochran 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne, 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts  &  Co.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Bank  of  Scotland 

" 

British  Linen  Company 

" 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Alexander  Chivas 

John  Cruickshank  and 
John  Morison 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

" 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Aberfeldy 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Glyn  <fe  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

William  Stuart 

A.  W.  Paterson 

Rankin  and  Mitchell ... 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

" 

and  Westminster  Bank. 

Alloa 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  <fc  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

D.  MacWatt 

" 

" 

John  Fotheringham .... 
B.  H.  Halkett 

Alyth 

Bank  of  Scotland 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts  &  Co.,  and  Bk.  otEng 
Glyn  and  Co. 

William  Yeaman 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Alva  

Anderston  (Glasgow) 

Charles  Phillips 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

W.  Bell  

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

Simpson  and  Skelton... 

H.  B.  Mackintosh 

P.  Oliphant 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland 

A.    Binny    and    Alex. 

Hutton  {Joint- Agents) 

Macdonald  and  Rollo... 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland 

James  L.  Bailey 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

D.I.  Mack 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. , 

Clerk  and  Smitton 

William  Young 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Auchtermuchty 

Eobert  Playfair 

H.  W.  Walker 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

Avr           

Bank  of  Scotland 

Charles  Campbell 

D.  Campbell 

Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland..., 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

"     

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Hunters  and  Co 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &Co. 

„ 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

G.  Gemmell 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

" 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

R.  M.  Kay 

Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

William  Pollock 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

H.  C.  Gray 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bant  of  Scotland 

Walter  Carter 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

James  Bowhill. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

Balfron  ................ 

Britisb  Unea  CompM>y...uiu<iM.......... 

M.Bol)ertooii..u..u.«.u 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Smitbi  Fa^e  and  Smitbi. 

5M 

BANK  DIRECTORY. 

Place. 

Name  of  Bank. 

Managers. 

London  Agents. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

John  Finlayson 

London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

John  Malcolm 

Glyn  and  Co. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

„ 

James  Crost)ie  and  J. 
Forbes,  (agents) 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Matthew  Anderson 

Archibald  Brownlie 

Alex.  andDar.  Simpson 

" 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk  of  Eng. 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

" 

M.  K.  Bayers  

Beauly 

Beith  

Alexander  Fraser  

James  Faulds 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

Wm.  Love&W.F  Love 
W.  Ramsey,  (agent) 

T.  Paul,  jun 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

" 

Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  (Si  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

*' 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Blair  AthoU 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 
Bank  of  Scotland 

Alexander  Robertson  & 
Robert  Robertson   ... 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

W.  S.  Soutar 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 

Bonhill  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Patrick  Moir 

and  Westminster  Bank 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

Brechin  

David  D.  Black 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

D.  Guthrie  and  Sons  ... 
Gordon  and  Lamb 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

Glyn  and  Co. 

" 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Bridge  of  Allan  

Broughty  Ferry 

Wm.  Baird 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  

A.  M'Arthnr,  jun 

Alexander  Bremner  ... 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Glyn  and  Co. 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Calton  (Glasgow) .... 

A.ReidandW.S.Harvey 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Barnett  &  Co.,  and  L.  &  W. 

D.  M'Dougall  

William  Watson 

Bank,      [and  Coutts  &  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England 

Thomas  Matthews 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Robt.  Summers  (agent) 

Castle  Douglas 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co, 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
L.  and  W.  Bank. 

A.  Milligan 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

J.andW.H.Lidderdale 

" 

Catrine 

Coatbridge 

Thomas  Torrance 

" 

Robert  Henderson 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  <fc  Co.,  and  Coutts  <&  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

" 

Coldstream 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Colinsburgh 

Comrle 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 

Coupar- Angus 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

" 

D.  Clark  and  C.  Boyd. 
J.Graham  &  J.Tennent. 

Cowcaddens  ((iiasg.) 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Coutts  <fc  Co.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Crall.. .'! 

P  Oliphant 

Crieff. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

James  MacKosty.v., 

and  Coutts  <&  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

BANK  DIRECTORY. 


525 


Place. 


Name  of  Bank. 


Managers. 


London  Agents. 


Crieff 

»     

Cromarty  

Cnllen 

Cumnock  

SJ         

Cupar  (Fife).!!.!!!!!!." 

sj  

J»  

Dalbeattie 

Dalkeith 

Dalmellington 

Dairy  (Ayrshire) 

Dairy  (Kircudbright) 
Deuny 

Dingwall 

Dollar 

Douglas  (Lanarks.) .. 


Dounc 

Prymen 

Dumbarton 

Dumfries 

Dunbar  

Dunblane  

Dundee  

„      (Murraygate) 
„     (Castle  Street) 


Dunfermline., 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

Central  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banlung  Company 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Clydesdale  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  

British  Linen  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 


William  Brown 

J.  and  A.Gibson 

John  M'Leish 

Robert  Ross 

William  I.  Taylor 

William  Ettershank 

Hamilton  Rose,  H.  B. 
M'Lellan  (sub-agent.) 

Andrew  White 

Wra.  Pag.in  and  Son.... 
Andrew  Taylor 

George  Hogarth 

William  Drummond.... 

William  Duncan 

Arthur  Russell 

James  Grieve 

Geo.  and  Jas.  Gray 

John  Bowes  &  John  A. 

Brodle 

Jas.  Lee  Henderson 

Richard  Paterson 

George  Dickson  

Robert  Guthrie 

James  M'Cosh 

Gow  and  Stirrat 

D.  Morrine 

James  Cousland 

Hector  Munro 

J.  Mitchell  and  G.  H. 

Duncan 
James  Gibson 

J.  Thorburn 

Archibald  D.  Scott 

Alexander  Mitchell 

Robert  Main 

Hugh  M'Callum 

Jolin  Kobson 

Robert  Buchanan 

J.  Johnston 

Gordon  and  Whitelaw.. 

S.  Adamson 

Primrose  and  Gordon... 

Alex.  Hannay  and  Jas. 

M'Kie 
John  Clark 

John  Jackson  and  J. 

Symons  

John  Kelly 

William  H.  Ritchie 

John  Jaffray 

William  Christie 

John  Symers  and  Jas. 

Christie  

K.  W,  Henderson 

D.  Anderson 

C.  AV.  Boase  (manager) 

William  Moir 

John  Henderson 

D.  Sidey  <&    A.  Scott 
(agents) 

John  Carr -. 

D.  G.  Rutherford 

John  Landale  

W,  Bereridge  ■ 


London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payno 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Bk.  of  Eng.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  <fc  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Bk.  of  Eng.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  and  Coutts  and 

Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
BankofEngland,&Coutts&Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Bk.  of  Eng.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  and  Coutts  and 

Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  &.  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Bank  of  England,  and  Coutts. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Bank  of  Eng., 

and  Ransom  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Barclay  and  Co. 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 
and  Coutts  and  Co. 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Glyn  ife  Co.j  and  Coutts  &  Co. 


526 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


Place. 


Name  of  Bank. 


Managers. 


London  Agents. 


Dunkeld 

Dunning  ... 
Dunoon 

)»        

Dnnse 

Eaglesliam 

Earlston 

East  Linton 
Ecclefeclian 
Edinburgh 


„  (George-st.) 

n  

„  (Hunter-sq.)... 


„  (Nor.  Bank-st. 
„  (Newington) 


„  (Grassmarket) 

„  (Sth.  Bridge).. 

)»  

...(Southside) .... 

„  (George-st.) 

„  (DowKie-pl.) 
„  (Grassmarket) 
„  (Hunter-sq.)... 
„  (George-st.) 

„  (High-st.) 

Edzell 

Elgin  

»      

»      

EUe(Fifesiiirej... .!.'..! 

Ellon  

Errol  

Eyemouth 

Falkirk 

Falkirk 

>»       

)j       

Falkland  

Ferry-Port-on-Craig 

Fochabers 

Forfar 

J)    

)»    

Forres  

Fortrose 

Fort  William  

Fraserburgh 

Galashiels 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Bank  of  Scotland 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company., 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland . 


National  Bank  of  Scotland 
Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  .... 
Bank  of  Scotland 


Bank  of  Scotland., 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland.. 
British  Linen  Company.. 


National  Security  Sav.  Bank  of  Edin. 

British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 
National  Bank  of  Scotland 


National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company.. 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland  , 

Roj'al  Bank  of  Scotland , 

British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Bank  of  Scotland 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company., 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank    

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotlannd.... 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland , 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  .... 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  

British  Linen  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Bank  of  Scotland 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland., 
Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland.., 


Joseph  Dickie  

George  Carphin  

M.Lawson 

Archibald  Mitchell 

John  Millar  

James  Wylie 

W.  K.  Hunter  

G.  Peat  &  E.  F.  Hardy 

Johnston  and  Eobson... 
James  Tassie 


James  Small., 


James  Whitelaw 

Thomas  Shankland 

David  Davidson  (7V.)A. 
Bennet  and  George 
M.  Tytler  (<Sc«.) 

Charles  Bruce  


L.  Robertson  ^Cashier), 
James  Wright  (Sec.) 

Wm.  Morton 

Patrick  Brodie 


J.  W.  Urqnhart... 
A.  K.  Mackenzie . 


K.  E.  Russell., 
P.  Robertson., 


W.  J.  Duncan 


J.  M.  Downie 

Samuel  Hay 

Robt.  R.  Murray 

W.  Bain 

James  Morton  (agent) 

George  Steele  

H.  S.  Pillans 

James  Greenhill  


Alex.  Auchie 


James  Guthrie 

Murdoch  and  Forsyth. 

R.  and  W.  Brander 

A.  Mackenzie 


James  Petrie 

George  Leslie 

William  R.  Ketchen 
George  F.  Eaeburn... 
Thos.  R.  Kinmont  ... 
James  Bowhlll 


John  Gair 

David  M.  Peebles 


J.  A.  Henderson 

John  Russel  and  Aitken 


Charles  GuUand 

James  White 

John  Cran 

J.  Young 

William  Lowson  , 
George  Lyon 


John  Teaman  

D.  Crichton  &  D.  Steele 

William  Sclanders 

Thomas  Davidson 

F.  C.  Mackenzie 

Colin  M'Intosh 

D.  S.  M'Laren 

JamesMacgregor  

L.  Chalmers 


George  Wallace 

W.Paterson  &E.Stewart 


Glyn  and  Co. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

Glyn  &  Co.  [andCoutts&Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Contts  andCo.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  andBk.  of  Eng. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bk. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  <fc  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bank   of 

England. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts  andCo.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng, 

Bank  of  Eng.,  Coutts  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths,  ani 
Bank  of  England. 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  Union   Bk.  of 

London,  &  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  cfe  Co. 
Coutts  &  Co.  and  Glyn  &  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bk. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co, 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bk. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank, 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  <fc  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank, 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  (fe  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  <fe  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co, 
Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng, 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


527 


Name  of  Bank. 


Managers. 


London  Agents. 


Galashiels . 


Galston  .... 
Gatehouse. 


Girran 


Glasgow 

„  (Laurieston) 


„  (Trongate) 


,)  (Argyle  street). 

„  (StRollox) 

„  (Trongate) 


„  (Argyle-st.)    ,., 
„  (Canning-st.) .., 

„  (Cowcaddens.). 
„  (Gallowgate)  ... 

„  (Anderston)  ... 

„  (Calton) 

„  (Cowcaddens) .. 
„  (St  Vincent  St.) 

„  (Trongate)  

„  (West-end) , 

))        

„  (Moore-place)., 
„  (Trongate)  

„  (Tradeston) 

„  (Trongate) 

„  (Anderston) 

„  (Cowcaddens)... 

Glenluce 

Golspie 

Gorbals  (Glasgow).... 

Gorebridge  

Govan 

Grangemouth  

Granton  (Edin.) 

Grantown 

Greenlaw 

Greenock  

«         

Haddington  

))  

Hamilton  


National  Bank  of  Scotland 
Bank  of  Scotland 


Cnion  Bank  of  Scotland 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland  , 
Bank  of  Scotland , 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland.. 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank , 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 


Union  Ecak  of  Scotland  ... 
National  Bank  of  Scotland 
Bank  of  Scotland.. „.. 


Walter  and  D.  Andrews 

R.:Smith 

Andrew  Nielson :  G. 
W.  Hill  (Sub-Man.) 
Bank  of  Scotland Jas.  Gourlay 


William  HaJdane 

Wm,  Rutherford  and  A. 

Rutherford 

John  Hendrie 

Wm.  Cairns 

H.  D.  Glover 


W.  Brown,  jun.,  and 

John  MacLimont 
A.  Kelly  and  J.  B.  Ross 
William  Murray  


British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,, 


National  Bank  of  Scotland  J.  Hart  and  J.  Milln... 


National  Bank  of  Scotland  ..... 
National  Bank  of  Scotland  ...., 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland., 
Royal  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Boyal  Bank  of  Scotland... 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company.. 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company,. 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company . 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland , 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland 


A.L.Fowler  and  J.Gunn 
Wm.  Johnston  and 

William  Paul 
John  Wyse,  pro , 


James  Clark 

John  Paris  .,.. 

James  Lamont 

A.  Robertson  (Oashier); 

H.  Cowan (Sub-GasJi.) 

Thos.  Somervail 

A.    Waddel   and   J. 

Waddel 

Walter  Denham  

A.  Waddel  &  J.  Waddel 

Alex.  Stronach 

Chas.  Phillips 

A.  Reid  &  W.  S.  Harvey 
J.  Graham  &  J.  Tennent 

James  Dale  

William  Robertson 

A.  G.  Brown 

George  Readman 


W.  H.  Bremner, 
P.  B,  Junor 


British  Linen  Company 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company . 


National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland 


British  Linen  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,, 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank., 
Bank  of  Scotland , 


James  Syme 

James  Robertson 

Andrew  Gray  (Agent)... 
Duncan  M'Arthur  {Agt.) 
Wm.  Bell,  (Agent)... 
Jas.  Frame  (Agent).. 

G.  Symington 

D.  Gray 

Thomas  Smith 

Donald  Fraser 

Thomas  Baird 

John  S.  Mackay 


James  Lamb.... 

D.  Grant  

James  Stewart. 
Allan  Purves  .. 
Thomas  Stark  . 


T.  0.  Hunter 

D.  M.  Latham 

Andrew  Anderson  , 
Alexander  Rodger.. 


A.  and  J.  Thomson 

Colin  S.  Caird 

T.Todrick  and  J.Gibson 


John  Ferme , 

J.  and  R.  Richardson. 
William  Dods , 


Thomas  Anderson 


J.  C.  Forrest 

William   Aikman   and 
Patrick  Keith 


Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  <fe  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng, 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk,, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  Union  Bank  of 
London,  and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Go. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  and  Bank  of 

England. 
Coutts  &  Co.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  and  Bank  of 

England. 
Coutts  &  Co.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts  &  Co.,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  London  and 

Westminster  Bank 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank, 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Glyn  <&  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Bank  of  England,  and  Coutts. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  &,  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  and  Westminster  Bk., 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co..  Smith,  Payne 
and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 


528 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


Place. 


Hamilton  

Hawick 

n         

Helensburgh 

Huntly 

Innerleithen 

)j         

Inveraray 

Invergorden 

Inverkeithing  

Inverness  

Inverury  

Irvine 

»     

Islay 

Jedburgh  

)>         

Johnstone 

Keith  

Kelso 

Kilbirnie 

Killin 

Kilmarnock 

»»  

»  

»  

»  

Kilwinning 

Kincardine 

Kingraigie  (Tough) 

Kingussie 

Kinross  

s)  

Kirkcaldy 

Kirkcudbright 

Kirkintilloch .". 


Name  of  Bank. 


British  Linen  Company 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  

British  Linen  Company 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Companj'' 

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 
Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

British  Linen  Company 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank , , 


Managei-s. 


S.Simpson 

T.  J.  and  W.  A.  Dykes 
G.  and  J.  Oliver  

Wm.  and  G.  Davidson.. 

Thomas  Purdom 

James  Carmichael 

R.  D.  Orr 

Wm.  Drysdale 

J.  Milne  &,  R.  Stevenson 

Jas.  D.Bathgate 

R.  Proctor 

Quintin  M.  Wright 

John  Macarthur 

Andrew  Munro  

William  Eraser  

D.  Duff 

R.  Davidson 

James  Wilson  

Charles  Stewart  and 

W.  Taylor  Rule 

J.  IC.  Greig 

Robert  Innes 

P.  Blair 

Wm.  M'Jannet 

John  A.  Rankin  and  D. 

Gray 

A.  and  J.  Paterson 

Ewen  Taylor 

James  Stein 

George  Hilson,jun 

Charles  Anderson 

James  Gumming 

G.  Rutherford 

John  Holmes  

John  Reid 

Charles  Green 

Jas.    S.    Darling    and 

John  F.  S.  Darling... 

J.  and  A.  Roberton 

James  Douglas 

C.  and  W.  Robson 

James  Tait 

John  Alexander 

J.  M'Naughten 

Alex.  Connell 

Adam  Cowie 

Alex.  J.  Bruce 

Robert  Gairdner 

James  Wilson  and  Jas. 

Cowan 

Urie  and  Gumming 

Hugh  King 

A.  C.  Stephen 

Robert  Gentle 

ilackay  and  Summers.. 

D.  Macpherson 

William  Wilson 

Hugh  Laird 

James  Russell 

A.  G.  Morgan  

Davidson  and  Findlater 

John  N.  M'Leod 

Henry  Beveridge 

W.  H.  M'Lellan  and  D. 

M'Lellan 

R.  M.Gordon 

Thomas  Whitelaw  

Robt.  Murdoch ,. 


London  Agents. 


Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Bank  of  England,  and  Coutts 

and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bk. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eug. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &,  Co. 
London  &.  Westminster  Bank 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
B.  &  W.  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne  ; 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng.  . 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank,  , 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  and  Coutts  and 

Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  Lon.  and 

Westminster  Bk. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  and  Bank  of 

England. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  Ai  Co.  and  Coutts  &.  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eiig. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  and  Couttsand 

Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  andLon.and 

Westminster  ISk. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  &.  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 

Bank  of  England  and  Coutts. 
London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  <fe  Westminster  Bk.,  & 
Glyn  and  Co.     [Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  Lon.  and 

Westminster  I3k. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Lor.don  <fc  Westminster  Bk.,  & 
Coutts  &  Co.  [Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  and  Coutts  and 

Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  <!;  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 


BANK  DIEEOTOEY. 


529 


Place. 


Name  cC  Bank. 


London  Agents. 


Kirkwall 

Kirriemuir 

Lamlash  (Arran) 

Lanark  

Langholm 

Largo 

Largs 

Larkhall 

Lasswade  

Lauder 

Laurieston  (Glasgow) 

Leith 

Lerwick 

Leslie 

Lesmahagow 

Leven  

Linlithgow  

Locliee...- 

Lochffelly  (Fifeshire) 
Lochgilphead 

Lochmaben 

Lochwinnoch 

Lockerbie 

Lossiemouth  

Lumsden 

JIacduff 

Warkinch 

Maryhill 

Mauchline  

JIaybole 

Meigle 

Melrose 

Midcalder 

Milnathort 

Mintlaw 

Moffat 

Miiiiiaive 

Montrose 


Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company  

National  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


James  Spence  and  Son 

Robert  Scarth 

J.  Baikie  and  R.  Easton 

James  Brodie 

W.  Forrest  and  Son  .... 

G.  B.  Brand 

Wilkie  and  Black  

James  Begg 

Thomas  Paul  


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  .... 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland 


AIox.  Anderson 

D.  Stodart  &  J.  L.  Marr 
A.  and  T.  Stevenson  ... 
Robert  Wallace  and 

Hugh  Dobie 

W.  R.  Ketchen 

James  Lang,  jun 

H.  M.  Lang  

Thomas  Duncan 

William  Young  

R.  Romanes 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank., 
City  of  Glasgow  Bank.. 
Bank  of  Scotland , 


Bank  of  Scotland., 


Thos.  Broomfield., 
W.  R.  Crombie.... 
James  Gourlay .,., 

G.  B.  M.  Wyse.... 


Joseph  Cundell., 
R.  Mowbray 


G.  W.  Reoch. 


British  Linen  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland.... 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company.... 

National  Bank  of  Scotland ]  James  Wallace 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland !  A.  H.  Wilson 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland i  Jno.  A.  White 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland j  F.  G.  Bruce , 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland ;  William  Elder 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland John  Gibb 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank i  Smith  and  Hamilton. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank j  Jno.  Smith 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland D.  and  D.  NicoU 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland , 

Clydesdale  Banking  Coropauy., 


National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland , 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company., 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 


Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 


City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland.. 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland., 
Bank  of  Scotland , 


British  Linen  Company.., 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland., 
Bank  of  Scotland 


Royal  Bank  of  Scotland . 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland., 


Andrew  Wilkie., 
Robert  R.  Glen., 


Jno.  Hardy 

David  Rollo 

Jno.  Wright 

Hugh  and  A.  M'Ewan. 
D.  M'Lachlan 


James  Watt 

John  Reid 

David  Ewart 

John   Baird  and  W. 

M'Clure , 

0.  deH.  Stewart 


Alexander  Sin:., 


James  Martin . 
Alex.  Gowan.. 


Hugh  Kirkwood., 
John  Strathdee  .. 


T.  Rennie 

Wm.  and  David  Brown 

D.  Murray 

Curie  Erskine  and  Curie 

Freer  and  Dunn 

David  Secular 


Hy.  Maitland  &  J,  Ross. 

James  Shives 

James  J.  Burnie 

James  Macmillan 


Thomas  Reid , 

William  Smith..., 
Charles  Burness., 


Thomson  and  Savege., 
Fiadlay  and  Greig , 


London  &  Westminster  Bk.,  & 
Coutts  &  Co.      [Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  <fe  Co.  and  Coutts  &,  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  and  Co.,  and  Coutts  and 

Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &,  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England, 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Paynf 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  <&  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  andLon.  and 

Westminster  Bk. 
Glj'u  &,  Co.,  and  Coutts  &,  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co. 
Gljrn  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  Lon.  and 

Westminster  Bk. 
Glyn  <fe  Co.,  and  Coutts  &,  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  Lon.  and 

Westminster  Bk. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Bk.  of  Eng.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Gljm  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Bk.  of  Eng.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.  and  Lon.  and 

Westminster  Bk. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

and  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Glyn  and  Co. 


530 


BANK  DIBECTOEY. 


Place. 


Montrose . 


Moore  K.  (Glasgow) 

Muirkirk 

Musselburgh 


Nairn . 


Neilston  ... 
Newburgli. 


New  Cumnock.. 
New  Galloway.. 


New  Pitsligo 

Newton  Stewart . 


North  Berwick 

Nunton  (Lochmad.) 
Oban  


Paisley 


Partick., 
Peebles  . 


Pennycuick . 
Pertli 


Peterhead . 


Pitlochrie 

Pittenweem... 
PoUokshaws  . 
Port  Glasgow 
PortobeUo 


Portree 

Portsoy 

Port  AViUiam  (Wig- 

tonshire) 

Rosehearty  

Rothes 

Rothesay  


Rutherglen  . 
St  Andrews  . 


Name  of  Bank. 


London  Agents. 


British  Linen  Company 

Clydesdale  Bank, 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Central  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company. 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

National  Bank  of  Scotland ..., 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland  

British  Linen  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

British  Linen  Company  

Central  Bank  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Central  Bank  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland  (Perth  Bank) 
Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Baiik  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  

Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 


James  Beattie 

G.  C.  Myers  (agent) 

G.C.Chalmers 

W.  H.  Bremner 

James  Whyte 

A.  0.  Spence 

Thomas  Lees 

Adam  Davidson 

J.  D.  Lamb  

Mat.  Anderson 

Ly ell  &  Christall  (Agts.) 

Alexander  Laing 

James  Thomson 

Adam  Corrie 

Wm.  Spence 

Alexander  Waugh 

David  Stroyan 

Thomas  Kerr 

M'Cutoheon&Jamieson 

Jas.  Dall  and  Son 

R.  McDonald  

A.  Gregorson 

J.  Nicol 

John  Hutoheson 

John  Peden 

Alex.  Pollock,  jr 

John  Affleck    

P.  Guilleaume 

Gavin  Paisley 

W.  Stuart  &  W.  Black- 
wood   

W.  Thorbum,  John 
Buchan  (Sub.  Agt.) .. 

J.  D.  Bathgate  and  R. 
Stevenson  

J.  Paterson 

John  Barclay 

P.  Soutar 

J.  Conning  and  Hunter 

Archibald  Bums 

Thomas  Soutar 

D.  Craigie  (Cashier)  .... 

D.  L.  Jolly 

T.  J.  Bremner 

R.  Anderson  

A.  andW.  Boyd 

D.  MacGillewie  

A.  M'Naughton 

James  Mitchell  

John  Smith 

J.  Bowman 

James  Tassie 

John  <&  Walter  Steuart 

James  Anderson 

J.  H.  Bowie 

David  Inglis 

W.  and  A.  R.  Wairen 
TV.  Newlands 

Harry  Macdonald  

Peter  Murray 

C.  M.  Routledge 

James  Milne  

James  Dean 

J.  H.  Semple  

John  MoAlister  and  R. 

McKirdy 

John  WUson  and  Thos. 

J.  Burnie 

D.  Murray  

A.  K.  Lindesay  and  G. 

M'Gregor 

W.  F.  Ireland 


Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
L.  and  W.  Bank. 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  'Westminster  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  &  AVestminster  Bank, 

and  Contts  and  Co. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  and  Co.     [Coutts  &  Co. 
London  &  Westmin.  Bk.,  and 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Bai-nett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glynfe  Co.,  and  Coutts  <&  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

<&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Bug. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 

Coutts  and  Co. ,  Smith,  Payne 
&,  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bank  of  England. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  &  Westmin.  Bk.,and 
Glyn  &  Co.  [Coutts  &,  Co, 
Glyn  &  Co.  and  Coutts  &  Co, 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  &  Westmin.  Bk.,  and 
Glyn  &,  Co.  [Coutts  &,  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Bai-nett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bk.  of  England. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bk.  of  England. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bk.  of  England , 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Barnett  and  Co. ,  and  London 
and  Westminster  Bank. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 
&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 
and  Coutts  &  Co. 


BANK  DIRECTORY. 


531 


Place. 


Name  of  Bank. 


Managers. 


London  Agents. 


St  Andrews 

St  Clairtown  , 

Saltcoats , 

Sanquhar 

Selkirk...  ^Z'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.Z 
Stewarton 

Stirling 

Stonehaven 

Stomoway  

I  Stranraer  

1  Strathaven. 

"         

Stromness 

Tain  

Tarbert  (Loohfine) ... 

Tarland 

Thornhill 

Thurso 

Tillicoultry  

Tobermory 

Tradeston  (Glasgow) 

Tranent 

Trongate  (Glasgow).. 

„        (Glasgow).. 

Troon 

Turriff 

■WestCalder 

West  Kilbride 

West  Linton 

Whitbium 

Whithorn 

Wick 

Wigtown 

Wishaw 


Clydesdale  Banking  Company 

Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

British  Linen  Company  

Koyal  Bank  of  Scotland  

British  Linen  Company  , 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Companyj. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  

Bauk  of  Scotland  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  , 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  , 

Bank  of  Scotland   

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  . 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland  

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  . 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  . 

British  Linen  Company  

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company  

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  . 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  . 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  . 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  . 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  . 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Bank  of  Scotland  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

National  Bank  of  Scotland 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  . 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  . 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 

British  Linen  Company  

City  of  Glasgow  Bank , 

Clydesdale  Banking  Company  ., 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland  , 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

British  Linen  Company  


Walter    Walker     and 

William  Kidston 

Stuart  Grace    

Jas.  Rae 


J.  Campbell 

JohnG.  Halkett.. 
W.  O.  Macqueen.. 

D.  Barker 

John  Lang 

Peter  Rodger  

James  Love 

Thomas  Laidlaw 


Jas.  Alexander 
Wm.  Graham.... 
Robert  Curror... 


J.  and  J.  M.  Morrison 


John  Murrie 

Chrystal  &  Macfarlane 

J.  and  J.  Mathie 

James  Monteath  &  J. 

Drysdale 

James  G.  Soutar 


Kenneth  Mackenzie . 

J.  Mackenzie  

Thomas  McCaig 

David  Guthrie 

A.  Ingram 


H.  Adair  &  W.  Wallace 

James  Watson 

T.  Tennent  


Robert  Wilson.... 

James  Millar 

John  Beatton  .... 
James  Gilchrist , 


Kenneth  Mun*ay . 


William  Ross 

Arch.  M'Calman . 

Andrew  Ross  

David  Crichton ... 

James  Russell 

John  Henderson.. 


J.  W.  Galloway. 
A.  P.  Lorimer... 


John  Kirk  

Hem-y  Nisbet . 

Andrew  Gray  . 

J.  C.  Edie 

P.  B.  Junor.... 


Duncan  M 'Arthur . 

Robert  C.  Beid 

Francis  Souter 

Wilham  Dunbar 

Andrew  Mungle.... 
Robert  Gemmell  . . 
A.  Alexander  


E.  Gardner 

G.   C.   Dinwoodie  and 

James  Drew 

G.  A.  Main  


Jas.  H.  Stuart.. 


David  Davidson ... 
Alexander  Wares  . 

Eben.  S.Black 

James  McLean  .... 
Thomas  Murray ... 

James  Miller 

James  Shirlaw  .... 
James  Gilchrist ... 


Bamett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Coutts,  and  Bk.  of  England. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Bk.  of  Eng,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Coutts  &  Co.,  andBk.  of  Eng. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Bk.  of  Eng. ,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Bamett  and  Co. ,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Coutts,  and  Bk.  of  England. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  Sc  Co. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Bamett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co. ,  Smith,  Payne 

&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Glyn  <fc  Co.,  and  Coutts  (SiCo. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
LondoQ  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co.,  Smith,  Payne 

&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
Coutts,  and  Bk.  of  England. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co. ,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 
Smith.Payne  and  Smiths. 
London  &  Westminster  Bank, 

and  Coutts  and  Co. 
Glyn  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co. 
Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Gljn  and  Co. 
Bamett  and  Co. ,  and  London 

and  Westminster  Bank. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  &  Westmins.  Bank, 

and  Barnett  and  Co. 
Glyn  and  Co. 

Glyn  &  Co.  [and  Coutts  &  Co. 
London  &,  Westminster  Bank, 
Glyn  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Coutts  and  Co. ,  Smith,  Pajme 

&  Smiths,  and  Bk.  of  Eng. 
London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 
Gljm  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  <&  Co. 

Barnett  and  Co.,  and  London 
and  Westminster  Bank. 

London  &  Westminster  Bank, 
and  Coutts  and  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Glyn  and  Co. 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Bamett  and  Co.,  and  Londo 
and  Westminster  Bank. 

Bk.  of  Eng.,  and  Coutts  <fc  Co. 

London  Joint  Stock  Bank. 

Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths. 


532 


INSURANCE  DIRECTOET, 


INSUEANCE  DIEECTOEY. 


Accidental  Death  Insurance  Co., 
1  Hanover  street — p.  xviii. 

Agra  and  United  Sei-vice  Bank, 
17  St  Andrew  square — p.  i. 

Alliance  British  and  Foreign  Life 
and  Fire,  95  George  street 

Alliance  Marine  Assurance  Co., 
30 -B  Constitution  street 

Argus  Life  Office,  1  Hill  street 

Atlas  Office,  12  Frederick  street, 
39  York  place,  and  7  George 
street 

Britannia  Life  Assurance  Co.,  18 
Howe  street — p.  xix. 

British  Empire  Mutual  Assurance 
Co.,  21  Elder  street 

Caledonian  Insurance  Company, 
19  George  street — p.  xv. 

Caledonian  Fire  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 21  Bernard  street — p.  xv. 

Chartered  Mercantile  Bank  of  In- 
dia, London,  and  China,  128 
George  street — p.  ii. 

Church  of  England  Life  and  Fire 
Assurance,  18  Hill  street 

City  of  Glasgow  Office,  21  St  An- 
drew square — ^.  xxxi. 

Colonial  Life  Ofiice,  5  George  st. 
— p.  iv. 

Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co., 
16  York  place,  and  1  Hanover 

County  Fire  Office,  7  North  St 
Dtivid  street 

Crown  Life  Assurance  Company, 
67  George  street 

Eagle  Life  Insurance  Office,  24 
Koyal  Circus 

Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  Office, 
22  George  street — pp.  x.  xi. 

English  and  Scottish  Law  Life  As- 
surance Association,  120  Princes 
street — p.  xxii. 

Equitable  Life  Assurance  Com- 
pany, 21  Bernard  street,  Leith 

European  Life  Assurance  Society, 
12  St  Andi-ew  square — p.  xxi. 

Friendly  Insurance  Company,  40 
Princes  street 

General  Hailstorm  Insurance,  1 
Hanover  street 

General  Fire  and  Life  Assurance 
Co.,  2  St  Andrew  sq. — p.  xviii. 

Globe  Life  and  Fire  Insurance 
Company,  100  South  bridge— 
p.  xix. 

Great  Britain  Life  Assurance  So- 
ciety, 8  Abercromby  place 

Gresham  Life  Assurance  Society, 
16  Dundas  street 

Guardian  Assurance  Company,  119 
George  street — p.  xxvi. 

Guarantee  of  Fidelity  Life  In- 
surance Co.,  12  St  Andrew  sq. 

Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Office, 
72  Constitution  street,  Leith 


Imperial  Fire  and  Life  Insurance 
Company,  David  Scott,  C.A., 
4-A  North  St  David  street,  and 
Murray  and  Logan,  W.S.,  141 
George  street — p.  xxvii. 

Indisputable  Life  Assurance  Co. 
of  Scotland,  13  Queen  street 

Insurance  Company  of  Scotland, 
95  George  street — p.  xxix. 

International  Life  Assurance  So- 
ciety, 8  South  Charlotte  street 

Law  Life  Assurance  Society  of 
London,  33  York  place — pp. 
xii.  xiii. 

Life  Association  of  Scotland,  82 
Princes  street — p.  xxx. 

Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and 
Life,  19  Young  street,  and  65 
Princes  street 

London  and  Lancashire  Insurance 
Companies,  5  North  St  David 
street 

London  Union  Assurance  Society, 
20  Nelson  street,  16  Hill  street, 
3  North  St  David  street,  3 
Thistle  street,  and  13  Hanover 
street — p.  xxxiv. 

Manchester  Fire  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 23  and  43  CaiStle  street, 
and  8  Bank  street — p.  xxxiv. 

Minerva  Life  Assurance  Company, 
82  Great  King  street — p.  xiv. 

Ministers'  Widows'  Fund  Office, 
6  North  St  David  street 

Mutual  Life  Assurance  Society  of 
London,  23  Albany  street 

National  Guarantee  and  Surety- 
ship Association,  (Limited)  119 
George  street — p.  xxiv. 

National  Mercantile  Life  Office,  21 
St  Andrew  square 

North  British  Fire  and  Life  Office, 
64  Princes  street 

Northern  (The)  Assurance  Co.,  20 
St  Andrew  square — p.  xxxiii. 

Northern  Reversion  Company,  5 
Nelson  street 

Norwich  Union  Fire  and  Life,  31 
Princes  street — p.  xvi. 

Norwich  and  London  Accident 
and  Casualty  Insurance  Asso- 
ciation, 31  Princes  st. — p.  xvi. 

Oriental  Bank  Corporation,  23  St 
Andrew  square — p.  iii. 

Pelican  Life  Insurance  Company — 
agents,  JohnM'Culloch  (British 
Linen  Co.'s  Bank) — office,  11 
Duke  St. ;  Murray  &  Beith,  50 
Castle  street^ — p.  xxiii. 

Phoenix  Fire  Assurance  Company 
— agents,  John  M'Culloch  (B. 
L.  Co.  's  Bank)  11  Duke  street ; 
William  S.  Muir,  54  South 
bridge  ;  Rhenius  &  Lawrie  (late 
R.  Allan  &  Co.),  4-A  St  An- 
drew square ;  H.  Q,  Watson,  3 


St  David  street;  William  Muir, 

Wet  Dock,  Leith — p.  xxiii. 
Plate  Glass  Insurance,  1  Hanover 

street — p.  xiv. 
Provident    Clerks'    Mutual    Life 

Assurance  and  Benevolent  Fund, 

10  Montgomery  street 
Provident    Clerks'    Mutual    Life 

Assurance  and  Benevolent  Fund, 

55  Frederick  street 
Provident   Life  Insurance  Office, 

33  Bernard  street 
Provincial  Insurance  Company,  146 

Princes  street 
Queen    Insurance    Company,    68 

George  street,  8   Bank   street," 

6  Queen  street,  4  Scotland  street, 

11  Queen  street,  and  84  Lauri- 
ston  place^p.  v. 

Reliance  Mutual  Life  Assurance, 

5  London  street — p.  xiii. 
Royal  (The)  Insurance  Company, 

James  Milligan,  13  George  st. 
Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance 

Society,    3    North    St    David 

street — p.  xxxii. 
Scottish  Equitable  Life  Assurance 

Society,  26  St  Andrew  square — 

p.  XX. 

Scottish  Friendly  Life  Assurance 
Company,  5  St  Andrew  square 
— p.  xvii. 

Scottish  National  Insurance  Com- 
pany, 22  St  Andrew  square 

Scottish  Provident  Institution,  6 
St  Andrew  square— p.  xxviii. 

Scottish  Provincial  Assurance 
Co.,  65  Princes  street — p.  xxv, 

Scottish  Property  Investment 
Company,  102  South  bridge,  and 
21  Bernard  st. ,  Leith — p.  xxxvi. 

Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life,  47 
George  street — pp.  vi.  vii. 

Scottish  Widows'  Fund  and  Life 
Assur.  Society,  9  St  Andrew 
square 

Standard  Investment  Company, 
37  George  IV.  bridge,  and  63 
Frederick  street — p.  xxxv. 

Standard  Life  Office,  3  George  st. 
■ — pp.  viii.  ix. 

Sun  Fire  Office,  40  Princes  street, 
46  George  st.,  and  23  St  Andrew 
square 

United  Kingdom  Provident  In- 
stitution, 23  St  Andrew  square 
— p.  xxxiv. 

Universal  Life  Assurance  Society, 
41  Northumberland  street 

West  of  England  Fire  and  Life 
Office,  Thistle  Court,  81  George 
street,  and  10  Northumberland 
street 

Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life  Office,  9 
Rutland  square  and  1  George 
street 


BANK  DIRECTORY, 


,       ,  ,  THE 

aijEA  and  united  service  bank, 

LfMBTED. 

Cstailisj^Eb  in  InUu,  1833. 
EncorporatetJ,  Slune  XS57,  fig  Eogal  Cj^arter. 

PAID  UP  CAPITAL,  ^1,000,000.      (One  Million  Sterling.) 

SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAL,  £2,000,000.      (Two  Millions  Sterling.) 

In  20,000  Shares  of  £100  each. 

NUMBER  OF  SHAREHOLDERS,  725. 
REST  OR  RESERVED  FUND,  £225,000. 

HEAD  OFFICE,— 27  CANNON  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 

BRANCHES  AT 

EDINBURGH,  CALCUTTA,  BOMBAY,  MADRAS,  AGRA,  LAHORE,  KURRACFTEI!: 
HONG-KONG,  SHANGHAE,  and  SYDNEY. 


William  Brackenj  Esq.        ^  1         Lieutenant- Colonel  Wm.  MacGeorge, 

Major-General  Cnarles  Denis  Dun.  |         General  Sir  George  Pollock,  G.C.S. 

55irector^. 

George  Gordon  Macpherson,  Esq.,  Chairman. 

John  Carrington  Palmer,  Esq.,  Deputy-Chairman. 


Charles  Grenville  Mansel,  Esq. 
Lieut.-Gen.  Duncan  Sim. 
James  Sydney  Stopford,  Esq. 
James  Thomson,  Esq. 
William  Hardinge  Tyler,  Esq. 
Major-General  James  Ramsay. 


George  Hay  Donaldson,  Esq. 

Lieut. -Col.  Henry  Doveton. 

Alderman  Thomas  Quested  Finnis. 

Colonel  James  Holland. 

Lieut. -Col.  James  Horsburgh  Macdonald. 

Robert  Guthrie  Macgregor,  Esq. 

General  Manager — Mackintosh  Balfour,  Esq. 

London  Manager — William  Shipman,  Esq.         Secretary— 1.  J.  MacRitchie,  Esq. 

Chief  Accountant — G.  B.  Dalby,  Esq. 

Inspector  of  Branches — Richard  Barnes,  Esq. 

Auditors — J.  H.  WUliams,  Esq.,  and  Wm.  Farr,  Esq.,  D.C.L.,  F.R.S. 

Solicitors — Messrs  B.  Uptons,  Johnson  &  Upton,  20  Austin  Friars,  E.C. 

EDINBURGH  BRANCH— 17  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

©irectorj?. 

Thomas  Ranken,  Esq.,  68  Queen  Street,  Chairman. 


George  Moir,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Stirling- 
shire, 14  Charlotte  Square. 


Daniel  Ainslie,  Esq.,  48  Moray  Place. 
B.  Burt,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Caledonian  United  Ser- 
vice Club,  Queen  Street. 

Manager — Robert  Hunter,  Esq.,  10  Ainslie  Place. 
Deposits  for  Fixed  Periods  are  received  at  Interest.      Particulars  of  Terms,  &c.,  may  oe 
!)btained  at  the  Bank. 

The  Present  Rates  are — 

3  per  cent,  at  3  months'  notice  of  withdrawal, 

4  do.  6  do.  do. 

5  do.        12  do.  do.        payable  half-yearly. 

Sales  and  Purchases  effected  in  British  and  Foreign  Securities,  in  the  East  India  Stock  and 
[jOans ;  and  Army,  Navy,  and  Civil  Pay  and  Pensions  realised. 

Bills  Issued  at  the  Exchange  of  the  day,  and  free  of  any  extra  Charge,  on  the  Branches  of 
he  Bank  in  India  and  China  ;  and  Approved  Bills  drawn  against  Funds,  or  upon  parties  in  those 
Countries,  purchased ;  and  Bills  payable  in  either  sent  out  for  Collection. 

Hours  of  Business— Ten  till  Three  ;  Saturdays,  Ten  till  One. 


BANK  mEECTQEY. 


CHARTERED    MERCANTILf 

LONDON,    AND    CHINA. 

INCORPORATED  BY"  ROYAL  CHARTER 


HEAD  OFFICE,  52  THREADNEEDLE  STREET,  LONDON. 
PAID-UP  CAPITAL,  £634,000.. ...  -.RESERVE  FUND,  £250,000. 


Donald  Lamach,  Esq. 

George  May,  Esq. 
Thomas  Stenhouse,  Esq, 


COURT  OF  DIRECTORS. 

George  Garden  Nicol,  Esq.,  Chairman. 

George  Palmer  Kobinson,  Esq. 

Sir  Frederick  Jamea  Halliday,  K.C.B. 

David  T.  Robertson,  Esq.,  ex  officio. 


David  Trail  Kobertson,  Esq.,  Chief  Manager. 

LONDON  BANKERS. 
Bank  of  England ............  London  Joint-Stock  Bank. 

BRANCHES  AND  AGENCIES  AT 

BOMBAY,  CALCUTTA,  MADRAS,  COLOMBO,  BAJSDT,  GALLE,  SINGAPORE,  PBNANG,  HONG-KONG, 
SHANGHAB,  TOKOHAMA,  AND  MAURITIUS. 

EDINBURGH  AGENCY 
At  No.  123  GEOBGE  SIBEEI .CHAELES  FEAESON,  Esq.,  C,A.,  Ageai 

EDINBURGH   BANKERS. 
"Hie  Bank  of  Scotland ....The  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 


DEPOSITS  ARE  RECEIVED  FOR  FIXED  PERIODS. 

■Proeovi+  Po't-Qc  (Eour  per  cent,  per  anniun  for  Six  Months. 

1  leseni  J^axes -^Ywe  per  cent,  per  annum  for  Twelve  Months,  payable  Half-yearly. 

Deposits  for  shorter  or  longer  periods  subject  to  arrangement. 


The  Bank  negotiates  and  collects  Bills,  and  grants  Drafts  payable  at  their  Branches  and  AgmcieC 
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  Office  in  London. 

Drafts  and  Letters  of  Credit  on  the  Bank's  Branches  will  also  be  issued  by  the  Edinburgh  Agency 
or  by  the  Head  Offices,  or  any  of  the  Agencies  of  the  Bank  of  Scotland  or  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

The  Bank  will  effect  the  Purchase  or  Sale  of  Indian  Securities,  undertakes  the  safe  custody  of 
same,  aud  the  receipt  of  Interest,  Dividends,  Pay,  Pensions,  and  other  Moneys  for  remittance  thiough 
the  Bank  or  otherwise. 

Office  Hours  in  /I-ONDON,  from  10  tUl  3 ;  Saturdays,  10  tiU  2. 

(EDINBURGH,  from  10  tUl  3;  Saturdays,  10  till  12. 

52  THREADNEEDLE  STREET,  LONDON,  B.C., 

16th  May  1864. 


BANK  DIRECTORY.  Ill 


(lnc0rpflmt£t(  62  magal  eC^artEr,  BOtlj  '^ngmt  X851.) 
PAID-UP  CAPITAL,  £1,500,000— RESERVED  FUND,  £252,000. 


COURT   OF  DIRECTORS,    1864-65. 

Haret  Geoege  Goedon,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
William  Scott  Binnt,  Esq.,  Deputy-Chairman. 


James  Blythe,  Esq. 
John  Lewis  Bonhote,  Esq. 
William  Walter  Cargill,  Esq. 


Alexander  Mackensrie,  Esq. 

L,  R.  Reid,  Esq. 

P.  F.  Robertson,  Esq. 


AGENTS  IN  SCOTLAND. 
Mr  R.  DUNDAS  cay, 
BANKERS.  (23  St  Andrew  Square,  Edinburgh.)       AGENTS  IN  IRELAND. 

BANK  OF  ENGLAKD.  I  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND.        I  PROVINCIAL  BANK  OF  IRELAND. 

UNION  BANK  OF  LONDON.  COMMERCIAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND.     NATIONAL  BANK. 


THE  CORPORATION  grant  Drafts,  and  negotiate  or  collect  Bills  payable  in  Bombay,  Calcutta, 
Madras,  Ceylon,  Mauritius,  Singapore,  Hong  Kong,  Shanghai,  Melbourne,  and  Syd- 
ney, 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  Secuiities,  and  receive  Pay,  Pension,  Dividends, 
and  Interest,  free  of  charge  to  constituents. 

They  also  receive  Deposits  repayable  at  a  notice  of  Ten  Days,  and  allow  interest  thereon  at  one 
per  cent,  below  the  Bank  of  England's  minimum  rate  of  Discount — rising  and  falling  therewith,  but 
not  going  below  two  per  cent.,  nor  exceeding  five  per  cent.  Deposits  subject  to  longer  notices  of 
withdrawal,  or  for  fixed  terms,  generally  bear  higher  rates ;  at  present,  five  per  cent,  is  allowed  at 
six  months',  and  five  per  cent,  at  twelve  months'  notice. 

Application  for  the  sanction  of  the  Directors  to  Credits  established  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  following.  Bills  for  Collection  in  India  and  the  Colonies,  and  other  transactions 
involving  correspondence  by  the  Overland  Mail,  also  applications  for  Drafts,  are  required  to  be  oent 
in  one  clear  day  Ijefore  the  day  of  despatch. 

They  undertake  the  safe  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  on  the  following  terms : — 

If  to  be  remitted  through  the  Coi-poration,  without  charge. 
If  to  be  paid  in  India,  a  commission  will  be  charged  of  one-fourth  per  cent. 
On  return  or  transfer  of  Government  Paper  or  Share  Certificates,  or  if  sold,  on  paying  the  pro- 
ceeds of  such  sale  in  India  or  the  Colonies,  a  Commission  will  be  charged  of  one- fourth  per 
cent. 
On  delivery  ot  Government  Paper,  &c.,  for  the  purpose  of  Administration  and  Re- deposit,  a  fee 

of  ten  rupees. 
On  the  Sale  of  Government  Paper  or  other  Stock,  the  proceeds  of  which  are  to  be  remitted  through 

the  Corporation,  no  charge. 
On  Investments  in  Government  Paper  or  other  Stock,  the  Purchase  Money  and  Interest  on  which 

are  remitted  through  the  Corporation,  no  charge. 
They  also  make  the  necessary  Registry  of  Indian  Government  Loan  Notes,  so  as  to  obtain  pay- 
tiinent  of  the  Interest  in  England. 

N.B. — ^Powers  of  Attorney  and  other  Forms  are  supplied  at  their  Office. 

Office  Hours  from  10  a.m.  to  3  p.m.— Saturdays,  from  10  to  12. 

CHARLES  J.  F.  STUART,  Chief  Manager. 
FRANCIS  A.  CARGILL,  Secretaiy. 
Threadneedle  Street,  London,  E.C 
Isi  May  1864. 


IV  INSURANCE  BIRECTORY. 


ESTABLISHED    IN    1846. 

3Enc0rporat£t(  bg  Special  ^ct  of  parliament. 

HEAD  OFFICE— 5  GEORGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 
930arli  of  ©{rectors. 

Chairman — George  Moir,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Sheriff  of  Stirlingshire. 

T.  Menzies,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
James  Duncan,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
Henry  Davidson,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Professor  J.  Y.  Simpson,  M.D. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A. 
James  Kobertson,  Esq.,  W.S. 


James  Hay,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
George  Patton,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
H.  Maxwell  Inglis,  Esq.,  P.C.S. 
Wm.  James  Duncan,  Esq.,  Manager  of 

the  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Wm.  S.  Walker,  Esq.  of  Bowland. 


Actuary — W.  T.  Thomson.      Secretary — D.  Clunie  Gregor.      Medical  Adviser — Prof.  Cliristison. 

Auditor — Charles  Pearson.  Solicitor — Alex.  Jas.  Russell,  C.S. 

Bankers — The  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland. 


L0ITB02T— 3  PALL  MALL,  EAST,  S.W, 
Boarli  of  directors. 

J.  Fleming,  Esq.,  of  Messrs  Robinson  and  Flem- 
ing, of  Austin  Friars,  Director  of  the  London 
and  County  Bank. 
ColonelJames  Holland,  (late  Quartermaster-Gene- 
ral, Bombay,)  24  Princes  Sq.  Hyde  Park,  W. 
J.  R.  Thomson,  Esq.,  of  Messrs  J.  R.  Thomson  & 

Co.,  St  Peter's  Chambers,  Cornhill.  j        Bank 

Resident  Secretary — Samuel  R.  Fergusson.  Medical  Adviser — Dr  Henry  Oldham 

Solicitors — Messrs  J.  E.  &  A.  Fox — Messrs  Minet  &  Smith. 
Bankers — London  and  County  Bank. 


Stephen  Walcott,  Esq.,  17  Lansdowue  Crescent, 

Kensington  Park. 
Robert  M'Kerrell,  Esq.,  45  Inverness  Terrace, 

Bayswater,  W. 
P.  P.  Blyth,  Esq.,  53  Wimpole  Street,  Cavendish 

Square,  Director  of  the  London  and  County 


COLONIAL  AND  FOREIGN  ASSURANCE. 

MODERATE  RATES  applicable  to  different  Climates. 

IMMEDIATE  REDUCTION  of  Premium  on  return  to  Europe,  without  Medical  Certificate. 
LOCAL  BOARDS  and  AGENCIES  in  all  the  British  Colonies,  where  Proposals  may  be  made, 
Premiums  received,  and  Claims  paid. 


L 


HOME  ASSURANCE.  JA 

REDUCED  RATES  for  Persons  who  have  no  intention  of  proceeding  abroad.  AL 

NO  RESTRICTIONS  whatever  as  to  Residence  or  Voyages. 

RESULTS  of  the  BUSINESS  for  the  year  ended  25th  May  1863  :— 

New  Assurances  FOR  THE  Year, £428,742    0    0 

Corresponding  Annual  Premiums, 15,432    3    0 

Annual  Revenue, 183,775  12  10 

Accumulated  Fund, 481,690  15  10 

Subsisting  Assurances, 3,051,636    5  10 

The  Home  and  Foreign  Prospectuses  of  the  Company  may  be  had  on  application.  jj^j 

WILL.  THOS.  THOMSON,  Actuary. 
D.  CLUNIE  GREGOR,  Secretary,  kn 


acle 

EDINBURGH,  (Head  Office,) 5  GEORGE  STREET. 

TAWT^niff  /    3  PALL  MALL,  EAST,  S.W. ;  and 

■^"^^^"'^' • "•  \  10  ST  JAMES  STREET,  S.W.  ^ 

DUBLIN,.. 60  UPPER  SACKVILLE  STREET.  ^^ 

GLASGOW,... 58  ST  VINCENT  STREET. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


"THE  PEEI"  IIEeEAIOE  COIFAII, 

FOR   FIRE,   LIFE,  AND   ANNUITIES. 

Sapftal— ©1X0  iiSillion  Sterlmrj. 

CHIEF  OFFICES— QUEEN  INSURANCE  BUILDINGS,  LIVERPOOL, 
AND  156  LEADENHALL  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 

SCOTTISH  BRAlifCH  OFFICES. 

4  NATIONAL  BANK  BUILDINGS,  QUEEN  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

G8  GEORGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

18  MEADOWSIDE,  DUNDEE. 

83  UNION  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


Chairman  of  the  Company— BERNARD  HALL,  Esq.,  Merchant,  LiverpooL 

Chairman  of  the  London  Board— HENRY  BRUCE,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Deputy-Chairman  of  the  London  Board— HENRY  FOWLER,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Chairman  of  the  Glasgow  Board— ALEXANDER  HASTIE,  Esq.  of  Carnock. 
Chairman  of  the  Edinburgh  Board— PETER  M'LAGAN,  Esq.  of  Pumpherston. 
Chairman  of  the  Dundee  Board— JOHN  SHARP,  Esq.,  Flax- Spinner. 
Chairman  of  the  Aberdeen  Board— JOHN  STEWART,  Esq.  of  Craigiebuckler. 
Manager  and  Actuary  of  the  Company— J.  MONCRIEFF  WILSON,  Esq.,  LiverpooL 
Secretary  of  the  Company— JOHN  E.  LEYLAND,  Esq.,  London. 
Eesident  Managers  for  Scotland— Messrs  MITCHELL  &  WATSON,  C.A.,  GLasgow. 


CFtiinburgfj  Boartr  of  JSimtorg, 

Chairman— PETER  M'LAGAN,  Esq.  of  Pumpherston,  Mld-Calder. 
JAMES    GO  WANS,   Esq.    of  Gowanbank,   Linlithgowshire;     and   Rockville,    Merchiston    Park,. 

Edinburgh. 
I.  ANDERSON  HENRY,  Esq.  of  Woodend,  Perthshire;  and  Hay  Lodge,  Trinity,  near  Edinburgli. 
JAMES  MARSHALL,  Esq.,  (Messrs  Redpath,  Brown,  &  Co.,)  Iron  Merchant,  Edinburgh  and  Leith, 
ALEXANDER  MONCRIEFF,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

Resident  Secretary  in  Edinburgh— JAMES  W.  WORDIE,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 


^r  The  progress  of  this  Company  hitlierto  has  been  unequalled.  Its  Income  (exclusive  of  Gov- 
ernment duty)  is  now  over  Ninety  Thousand  Pounds  a- Year,  and  since  its  formation  the  Income 
has  Increased  at  the  Rate  of  Twenty  Thousand  Pounds  per  Annum. 

^i"  The  surest  test  of  the  amount  of  business  transacted  within  the  UNITED  KINGDOM  BY  THE 
Fire  Offices  is  contained  in  the  Government  Return  of  Fire  Insurance  Duty  ;  and,  judging  by  this 
standard,  "THE  QUEEN"  holds  a  high  place  in  public  estimation.  Taking  the  Offices  which  had 
been  in  operation  for  two  full  years  at  the  date  to  which  the  return  is  made,  "  The  Queen  "  shews  a 
larger  increase  over  the  preceding  year  than  that  of  any  London^  Scotch,  or  Irish  Company. 

FIRE  AND  LIFE  ASSURANCE  BUSINESS  of  every  description,  at  Home  and  Abroad,  trans- 
acted at  Moderate  Rates  of  Premium. 


AGENTS  IN  EDINBURGH. 

W.  WHITE  MILLAR,  Esq.,  S.S.C,  8  Bank  St.  I  J.  S.  PORTEOUS,  Esq.,  S.S.C,  4  Scotland  St. 
ALEXANDER  PEDDIE,  Esq.,  W.S.,  6Queen  St.  |  JOHN  SMART,  Esq.,  S.S.C,  11  Queen  St. 
HENRY  COCHRANE,  84  Lauiiston  Eace. 

2  M 


YI  INSURANCE  DIRECTOEY. 

SCOTTISH  UNION 
FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSDRANCE  GOMPANT., 

lONDON— 37  COENHILL. 
EDINBURGH— 47  GEOEGE  STREET. 
DUBLIN— 52  DAME  STREET. 

Inc0r|i0ratet(  ftg  Ivogal  Cj^arter  anb  e^mpoiaeret  62  ^ct  of  Patliammt, 

ESTABLISHED    1824. 


3Intae?te&  iFunti^  upwards  of j^f  860,000 

3Cnnua(  Setoenue  from  all  sources 182,000 

Hife  Sn^urance?  in  force 3,000,000 

From  the  Directors'  last  Report,  it  appeared  that  during  the  Tear  ending  1st  August  1863,  )    aF 

The  number  of  Life  Policies  issued  was 107 1  ]    ^^ 

Sums  Insured  thereby ,        ;^4ES,264 

Yielding  of  New  Premiums     .......         £^5,5^2 


^Sotaernor. 
HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  HAMILTON  AND  BRANDON. 


Walter  Biggar,  Esq. 
William  Anderson,  Esq. 
James  Duncan,  Esq. 
Patrick  Dalmahoy,  Esq. 


S^irector^. 


Daniel  Ainslie,  Esq. 
Hugh  Bruce,  Esq. 
Findlay  Anderson,  Esq. 
Thomas  Mansfield,  Esq. 


John  Logan,  Esq. 

Manager — George  Ramsay,  Esq.  Secretary — James  Barlas,  Esq. 

Auditor — Robert  Spottiswoode,  Esq.,  C.A.      Physicians — Drs  Maclagan  and  J.  Warburton  Begbie. 

Bankers — The  Commercial  Bank — The  National  Bank. 


THE  SCOTTISH  UNION  INSURANCE  COMPANY  was  instituted  in  1824,  and  is  Incorporated" 
by  Royal  Charter  and  Empowered  by  Act  of  Parliament.     It  is  composed  of  a  very  numerous, 
wealthy,  and  influential  body  of  Proprietors,  and  affords  the  most  unquestionable  security  to  the 
Public  from  the  magnitude  of  its  Capital — a  large  proportion  of  which  is  invested  in  Government      A I 
and  real  securities.  A  P 

AP 


FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

For  Insuring  Property  against  Loss  or  Damage  by  Fire. 

Property  of  almost  every  description  may  be  assured  against  accidents  arising  from  FiRE,  by 
the  Payment  of  a  small  Annual  Premium ;  and  Risks  involving  more  than  ordinary  hazard  are  mode- 
rately rated. 

AH  Losses,  when  satisfactorily  ascertained,  are  Immediately  Paid;  and  the  Dnectors  of  this 
Incorporation  confidently  refer  to  the  liberality  and  promptitude  which  have  hitherto  marked  their 
settlement  of  claims. 

In  1857  the  Revenue  amounted  to ;^35>479 

In  i860 45,699 

In  1863 52,596 

being  an  increase  of  nearly  50  per  cent,  in  sis  years. 

_    The  Revenue  of  the  Company  from  all  sources  is  now  ^£182,000,  while  in  1856  it  was  £117,000». 
bemg  an  increase  of  55  per  cent. 

[Contimied. 


Irai 
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INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


TR 


Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company— Continued. 

The  Progressive  Increase  of  the  Comp ant's  Fire  Business  is  shewn  in  tne  following  Table 
of  the  Duties  paid  to  Government,  and  of  the  Sums  Insured  on  Farming  Stock,  taken  from  the 
Parliamentaiy  Returns :— 


Tear. 

Amount  of  Duty  Collected, 
3s.  per  £100. 

Sums  Insured 
on  Farming  Stock. 

1849 
1855 
1863 

£22,291 
26,040 
35,209 

£1,124,482 
1,572,240 
1,612,893 

This  Company  thus  insuring  above  Twenty -four  Millions  of  Property  in  Great  Britain  alone. 


INSURANCES  OF  FARMING  STOCK. 

Farming  Stock,  which  includes  Hay  and  all  sorts  of  Corn  and  other  Grain,  and  Implements  of 
Husbandry,  may  be  insured  with  this  Company,  against  Loss  by  FiEE  or  Lightning,  in  one  Sum  on 
a  Farm,  and  in  the  Offices,  witliout  any  average  Clause^  for  a  year  or  for  any  shorter  period.  The 
Live  Stock  and  Thrashing-Mill  Machinery  require  to  have  separate  values  stated  thereon. 

Losses  caused  by  Lightning  to  Farming  Stock  are  paid;  and  no  Government  Duty  is  CAargedbk 

on  the  Insurance  oj  Farming  Stock. 


LIFE    DEPARTMENT. 

Progress  during  the  last  Five  Years. 


For  the  Year 

Ending 

31st  July. 

Number  of  New- 
Life  Policies 
issued. 

Insuring 

Yielding  of 
New  Premiums 

1859 
1860 
1861 
1862 
1863 

522 
625 
874 
915 
1071 

£252,740 
304,705 
404,014 
427,330 

488,264 

£7,814    1    9 
9,828    6    2 
12,785    0    0 
13,197    9    1 
15,382     1    0 

The  following  Examples  of  Bonus  Additions  are  taken  from  the  Company'' s  Books:— 

A  Policy  issued  in  1834  for  £4000,  had  increased  at  1st  August  1861  to  the  sum  of. £5402  17    1 

A  Policy  issued  in  1836  for  £5000,  had  increased  at  1st  August  1861  to  the  sum  of. £6487  16  10 

A  Policy  issued  in  1841  for  £1000,  had  increased  at  1st  August  1861  to  the  sum  of. £1256  14    9 

Ibe  next  Division  of  Profits  takes  place  in  1866. 


NON-PARTICIPATING  POLICIES. 

The  low  Rates  charged  in  the  Non-Participating  Class  are  peculiarly  well  adapted  for  Loan 
Transactions ;  also,  where  the  object  is  to  assure  a  specific  Sum  payable  at  death,  at  the  lowest  Rate 
of  Premium  compatible  with  Seciu-ity. 

Copies  of  Prospectus,  aud  all  other  information,  may  be  obtained  on  application  at  the  Head 
Office  of  the  Company,  47  George  Street,  Edinburgh,  or  at  any  of  the  Company's  Agents. 


By  Order  of  the  Directors, 


GEORGE  RAMSAY,  Manager. 
JAMES  BARLAS,  Secretary. 


YlIT 


INSURANCE  DIEECTORY. 


THE  STANDARD  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 


HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  BUCCLEUCH  AKD  QUEENSBERET. 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  THE  EARL  OF  ROSSLYN. 


EDINBUEGH,  3  GEORGE  STREET. 


John  Dundas,  Esq.,  C.S. 
Andrew  Wood,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Alex.  J.  Russell,  Esq.,  C.S. 
"William  Moncreiff,  Esq.,  C.A. 
George  Patton,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A. 
James  Hay,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 


Ort)iimi-p  ©ivettor?'. 

George  Moir,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
H.  Maxwell  Inglis,  Esq.,  P.C.S. 
Anthony  Trail,  Esq.,  W.S. 
T.  G.  Murray,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Andrew  Blackburn,  Esq. 
W.  S.  Walker,  Esq.  of  Bowland. 
James  Veitch,  Esq.  of  Eliock. 


LONDON,  82  KING  WILLIAM  STREET. 

i^feairman  of  tftc  "JBoarb. 
THE  RIGHT  HON.  LORD  ELCHO,  M.P. 

(©rbinarp  ©irectijr;^. 


Charles  Hemery,  Esq.,  28  Tlireadneedle  Street. 
Lieut.-Col.  James  D.  G.  Tulloch. 
Alex.  Gillespie,  Esq.,  3  Eilliter  Court. 
Lestock  Robert  Reid,  Esq.,   122  Westbourne 
Terrace. 


John  Scott,  Esq.,  4  Hyde  P.irk  Street. 

Francis  Le  Breton,  Esq.,  21  Sussex  Place,  Re- 
gent's Park. 

T.  H.  Brooking,  Esq.,  Merchant,  New  Broad 
Street. 


THE  STANDARD   LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY  was  established  in  1825,  and  the  Acts  of 
Parliament,  2°  &  3"  Gul.  IV.  cHp.  81,  and  8°  &  9°  Vict.  cap.  75,  also  22°  &  28°  Vict.  cap.  27, 
have  been  granted  for  the  purpose  of  its  constitution,  and  for  the  regulation  of  its  aifairs. 

PROGRESS  OF  THE  COMPANY'S  BUSINESS.  ^ 

The  business  of  the  Company  has  increased  steadily,  year  by  year,  until  it  has  attained  its  present 
large  amount ;  and  the  Standaed  has  transacted  a  larger  amount  of  Business  during  the  last  eighteea 
years  than  any  other  oflSce. 

From  1845  to  1851  the  amount  of  Assurances  effected  was. ..£2,614,141  0  10 
From  1851  to  1857  the  amount  of  Assurances  effected  was...  3,116,679  12  6 
From  1857  to  1863  the  amount  of  Assurances  effected  was...   3,378,199    7    0 

Totalin  eighteen  years       £9,109,020    0    4 

It  is  a  first-class  home  business— the  Assurances  being  almost  entirely,  as  stated  in  the  Proposal* 
for  Assurance,  effected  in  connexion  with  Family  Provisions  and  Marriage  Settlements. 


The  Revenue  of  the  Company  was  in  1845 
»  »  „  1851 

»  M  „  1856 

n  n  »  1863 


£103,371    3  5 

£180,203    5  8 

£254,484  10  8 

£336,960     2  0 


IConttnueJ. 


mSUEANCE  DIRECTO-RY, 


IX 


Standard  Life  Assurance  Company — contintied. 

INVESTMENT  OF  FUNDS. 

The  Funds  of  the  Company,  now  amounting  to  upwards  of  Two  Millions  Sterling,  are  invested  ia 
Government  Securities ;  in  Loans  on  the  security  of  land,  by  bond  or  mortgage  ;  in  Landed  Property ; 
in  advances  to  the  Company's  Policy-holders ;  and  in  other  ways  affording  undoubted  security. 


THE  PROFITS  OF  THE  COMPANY 

Have  been  divided  on  six  occasions— in  1835,  1840,  1845,  1850,  1855,  1860— when  large  additions 
were  made  to  Policies  under  the  peculiar  mode  of  division  adopted  by  the  Company,  which  is  essen- 
tially Tontine,  affording  very  important  advantages  to  Assurers. 

Next  Division  in  1865,  and  every  Five  Years  afterwards. 


EXAMPLES  OF  BONUS  ADDITIONS. 


Date  of  Policy. 

Sums  in  Policies. 

Bonus  Additions 
to  1860. 

Sums  in  Polioiea 

with 
Bonus  Additions. 

Nov.  15,  1825, 

£1000 
1000 
1000 
1000 
1000 
1000 
1000 

£1440    0 
1115    0 
790    0 
515     0 
302  10 
152  10 
67     0 

£2440    0 
2115     0 
1790     0 
1515     0 
1302  10 
1152  10 
1057     0 

„           1830, 

„           1835, 

„           1840, 

„          1845, 

„           1850, 

„           1855, 

The  Policies  of  the  STANDARD  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY  are  more 
Valuable  than  ORDINARY  POLICIES, 

Inasmuch  as  they  are  free  from  extra  Premiums  in  the  case  of  foreign  residence,  when  the  Directors 
are  satisfied  there  is  no  intention  or  prospect  on  the  part  of  the  Assm-ed  to  reside  abroad.  They  are 
also  free  from  other  restrictive  clauses.  These  are  great  benefits.  Take,  as  an  example,  a  liferenter 
who  assures  his  life.  In  ordinary  Policies,  he  is  limited  to  residence  in  Europe,  and  his  Policy  is  sub- 
ject to  forfeiture  on  various  grounds.  A  StandapJ)  Free  Policy^  once  obtained,  contains  but  one 
condition — payment  of  the  Premium,  and  for  that,  too,  increased  facilities  are  given ;  while  at  the 
end  of  five  years,  the  Assurance  Deed  becomes,  as  regards  any  question,  a  simple  promise  to  pay  on 
proof  of  death.  If  the  Policy  is  to  be  made  the  basis  of  a  marriage-contract,  or  to  be  a  security  in 
any  way,  the  advantage  of  a  free  assurance  is  undeniable;  and  in  the  present  day,  every  Policy,  it 
may  be  said,  becomes  in  the  course  of  its  existence,  in  some  way  or  other,  the  groundwork  of  a  re- 
eponsible  transaction. 

By  Order  of  the  Directors, 

WILL.  THOS.  THOMSON,  Manager^ 


EDINBUEGH,  (Head  Offics) 3  GEORGE  STREET. 

LONDON, 82  KING  WILLIAM  STREET. 

DUBLIN, 66  UPPER  SACKVILLE  STREET. 

GLASGOW, 106  ST  VINCENT  STREET. 


Agents  in  all  the  Chief  Towns  of  Scotland^  England,  and  Ireland, 


INSURANCE  DIRECTOEY. 


EDINBURGH  LIFE  ASSURANCE  GOfflPANT. 

ESTABLISHED    IN    1823. 


Incorporateti  lig  Special  'llct  at  ^arltammt, 

EDINBURGH— 22  GEORGE  STEEET. 

TftWT^nwJll  KING^  WILLIAM  STEEET,  EC. 
iiUJJii;ujJi-|jQ  KEGENT  STEEET,  S.W. 

GLASGOW— 65  ST  VINCENT  STEEET,  &c. 
DTTBLIN— 55  SACKVILLE  STEEET. 


^resttJmt. 
THE  RIGHT  HONOURABLE  THE  EARL  OF  HADDINGTON. 


Vitz-'^xtsi'amt 
Sm  GRAHAM  GRAHAM  MONTGOMERY  of  Stanhope,  Baxt.,  MJ>. 

€^itra0rt(mar2  Wixzctaxe, 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Justice-GeneraL 


James  Ivory,  Esq.,  late  one  of  the  Senators  of 
the  College  of  Justice. 

The  Honourable  J.  H.  Cameron  of  Toronto. 

Sir  David  Dundas  of  Dunira,  Bart; 

William  Oliver  Rutherfmrd,  Esq.  of  Edgerston. 

Alexander  Goodsir,  Esq.,  British  Linen  Com- 
pany. 


James  Hozier,  Esq.  of  Newlands. 
James  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  W.S. 
George  Mackintosh,  Esq.  of  Geddes. 
George  Makgill,  Esq.  of  Kemback. 
Adam  Hay  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Avochie. 
Ai'chibald  Campbell  Swinton,  Esq.,  younger 
of  Kimmerghame. 


©rtiinarg  Wxtctate. 


John  Walker,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Stewart,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Alex.  F.  Adam,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Phin,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Elder,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  W.  Tawse,  Esq.,  W.S. 


Donald  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
James  Brown,  Esq.,  C.A. 
Richard  Hunter,  Esq.,  B.C.S. 
Arthur  Campbell,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Archibald  W.  Goldie,  Esq.,  W.S, 
George  Barclay,  Esq.,  Merchant. 


Medical  Officer — Douglas  Maclagan,  M.D.  Solicitors — ^Messrs  Hughes  &  Mylne,  W.S. 

Auditor — ^Kenneth  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  Accountant. 

Manager — Gilbert  L.  Finlay.  Secretary — ^William  Dickson. 


LONDON    BOARD. 

The  Right  Hon.  Earl  Granville,  Presideiit. 

John  Phillipp  Judd,  Esq. 
John  Anderson,  Esq. 
Charles  Staneforth,  Esq. 
The  Lord  Alfred  Paget,  M,P. 
James  Bonar,  Esq. 
Bankers— MtsBv?,  Smith,  Payne,  &  Smiths. 
Solicitors — Messrs  Rowland  &  Hacon,  31  Fenchurch  Street. 
Medical  Oj^cer— Robert  Dickson,  M.D.,  16  Hertford  Street,  Mayfair. 

[Continued. 


The  Hon.  Robert  Dundas. 
John  Abel  Smith,  Esq.,  M.P, 
Hugh  Johnston,  Esq. 
Arthur  J.  Blackwood,  Esq. 
John  Taylor,  Esq. 
SecrcZar?/— Frederick  Chaplin,  Esq. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTOEY. 


XI 


Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  Company — Continued. 

rriHE  following  are  the  advantages  given  by  this  Company : — 

Nine-tenths  of  the  whole  Profits  divided  among  the  Assured,  without  incui'ring  any  liability. 

The  guarantee  of  a  responsible  body  of  Proprietors,  in  addition  to  large  Accumulated  Funds, 
afibrds  the  most  undoubted  security  to  all  classes  of  Assurers. 

The  following  are  a  few  examples  of  Bonus  Additions  on  some  of  the  Company's  Policies 
(according  to  age  and  endurance)  under  Five  Declarations  of  Profits  to  31st  August  1863  : — 


Age 
Assuring. 

Sum 
Originally 
Assured. 

Total 

Bonuses  declared 

to  31st  August  1863. 

Amount  ■wltW 
Bonus  Additions. 

50 
48 
51 
58 
46 

42 
42 

£999 
1500 
500 
407 
300 
650 
700 
300 

£2208     7     0 

2832  13     0 

882  16     0 

561     8     0 

405     6     0 

867  8     0 

868  10     0 
372     3     0 

£3207     7     0 

4332  13     0 

1382  16    0 

968    8     0 

705     6     0 

1517     8     0 

1568  10     0 

672     3     0 

A  more  extended  Table  of  Bonus  Additions,  all  exceeding  One  Hundred  per  Cent,  of  the  sum 
originally  insured,  is  given  in  the  Company's  Prospectus. 

Liberal  Resolutions  as  to  Policy  Conditions  give  to  the  Assured  every  facility  consistent  with 
sound  principles  of  business. 

Parties  requiring  Insurance  at  tJie  lowest  immediate  outlay  can  efiect  such  object  by  a  scale  of 
Non-participating  Insurance  equally  moderate  and  more  advantageous  than  the  usual  Half- Credit 
System.    For  Terms,  see  Prospectus. 

Thirty  days  allowed  for  payment  of  Premiums,  after  they  become  due,  and  in  the  event  of  the 
party  dying,  payment  within  the  thirty  days,  hy  the  representatives,  is  held  sufficient  for  preserving 
the  Policy. 

Policies  in  this  Office  no  way  affected  by  the  Assm-ed  serving  in  Volunteer  Corps. 

Prospectuses  and  Printed  Forms  of  the  Proposal  and  Declaration  for  effecting  an  Insurance^ 
may  ie  had,  gratis,  at  the  Head  Office,  or  from  any  of  the  Company'' s  Agents. 

No  Entrance  Money.,  nor  any  charge  beyond  the  payment  of  the  Premium,  in  effecting  a 
Policy. 

Very  moderate  Rates,  without  Participation,  equivalent  on  Young  Lives  to  an  immediate 
Bonus  of  considerable  amount. 

Claims  paid  three  months  after  proof . 


Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  Office, 
22  George  Street. 


XII 


INSUKANCE  DIRECTOET. 


INSTITUTED    18  2  3. 


OFFICES- 
NEXT  ST  DUNSTAN'S  CHURCH,  FLEET  STREET,  LONDON. 
33  YORK  PLACE,  EDINBURGH.     136  ST  YINCENT  STREET,  GLASGOW 


^ubscriiiEtJ  (Capital,  ©ne  iHillion  StErlinij. 

TRUSTEES. 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Chancellor.  Tlie  Rio:ht  Hon.  Lord  Justice  Turner. 

The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Abinger.  James  William  Farrer,  Esq. 

The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Clielmstbrd.  George  Law,  Esq. 

Actaary — ^AYiliiam  Samuel  Downes,  Esq.  Bankers — Messrs  Hoare,  Fleet  Street. 

Physician — P.  Mere  Latiiam,  M.D.,  36  Grosvenor  Square. 
Solicitor — Daniel  Smith  Beckett,  GO  Lincolu's-Lin-Fields. 


otb) 
sofa 

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the 
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ASSURANCES  are  granted  upon  the  Lives  of  persons  in  any  station,  to  the  extent  of  £10,000, 
upon  any  single  Life  or  Lives,  with  participation  in  Profits,  or  at  a  lower  rate  without  partici- 
pation in  Profits. 

FOUR-FIFTHS  of  the  Profits  of  this  Society  will  hereafter  be  allotted  at  the  end  of  every  Five 
Years,  instead  of  every  Seven  Years  as  heretofore,  amongst  such  of  the  Assured,  for  the  whole  term 
of  Life,  as  shall  have  been  so  assured  for  two  years  or  upwards  previous  to  tlie  date  of  division. 

The  following  Table,  shewing  the  amount  of  the  Bonus  added,  will  illustrate  the  general  result  of 
tills  and  former  Divisions  . — 


Date 

Age 

Tiital  Bomis  in  respect 

Date 

Age 

Total  Bonus  in  respect 

of 

at 

of  each  £1C00of  Sum 

of 

ac 

of  each  £1000  of  sum 

Policy. 

Entry. 

Assured. 

Policy. 

Entry. 

Assured. 

1823 

30 

£753 

1837 

50 

£475 

40 

959 

60 

703 

50 

1387 

1851 

30 

100 

58 

■2079 

40 

103 

1837 

30 

323 

50 

132 

1^ 

40 

356 

ii 

60 

168 

Tlie  next  Division  of  Profits  will  be  made  at  31st  December  1864. 

The  Assets  of  this  Society  fall  little  short  of  £5,000,000.    Its  Annual  Income  exceeds  £480,000. 

At  the  Divisions  of  Profits  which  have  already  been  made.  Reversionary  Bonuses  exceeding 
£3,569,734  have  been  added  to  the  several  Policies,  and  such  Bonuses  are  repurchased,  either  by  a 
Cash  Payment,  or  by  way  of  Heduction  of  Future  Premiums. 

The  Directors  have  also  power  to  purchase  Policies  for  a  sum  payable  immediately ;  or,  on  sur- 
render of  a  Policy,  to  grant  a  new  one  for  a  reversionary  sum  equivalent  in  value  to  the  purchase- 
money  of  the  Policy  surrendered  ;  the  Assured  under  such  new  Policy  paying  no  furtlier  Premiums, 
but  participating  in  the  periodical  Division  ot  Profits. 

Loans  are  granted  on  the  security  of  Unencumbered  Policies,  nearly  to  the  extent  of  their  sur- 
render value.     No  charge  is  matle  for  Policy  Stamps. 

Parties  whose  Lives  are  Assured  are  purnntted  to  reside  in  any  part  of  Europe,  the  Azores,  or 
Madeira,  and,  on  payment  of  a  small  extra  Premium  to  cover  the  risic  of  voyages  out  and  home,  to 
visit  and  reside  in  British  North  America,  and  the  United  States  of  America  east  of  the  Mississippi 
and  not  south  of  Washington,  or  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  adjacent  parts  south  of  30°  south 
latitude, 

ContiTived. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY.  XI IE 


Law  Life  Assurance  Society  of  London — continued. 

Assurances  made  by  persons  on  tlieir  own  lives  who  shall  die  by  duelling,  or  by  their  own  hands, 
or  by  the  hands  of  justice,  will  become  void  so  far  as  respects  such  persons,  but  will  remain  in  force 
so  far  as  any  other  person  or  persons  shall  have  a  bona  fide  interest  tlierein.  And  if  any  person 
Assured  upon  his  own  life,  and  who  shall  have  been  so  Assured  for  at  least  five  }'ears,  shall  die  by 
his  own  hands  and  not  felo  de  se,  the  Directors  are  at  liberty,  if  they  shall  think  proper,  to  pay  for 
the  benefit  of  his  family  any  sum  not  exceedinj?  what  the  Society  would  have  paid  for  the  purcliase  of 
his  interest  in  the  Policy,  if  it  had  been  surrendered  to  the  Society  on  the  day  previous  to  his  decease. 

The  sums  due  on  the  Policies  will  be  paid  at  the  expiration  of  three  mouths  after  proof  of  the 
requisite  facts. 

Written  notices  of  the  assignment  of  Policies  are  received  and  registered. 

Prospectuses,  Forms  of  Proposal,  &c.,  may  be  obtained  on  application  at  the  Society's  Office, 
Fleet  Street,  London,  or  to  the  Society's  Agents  in  Scotland. 

AGENTS  FOR  SCOTLAND. 

Mr  David  Cormack,  Accountant,  33  York  Place,  Edinburgh. 

Messrs  M'Grigor,  Stevenson,  &  Fleming,  136  St  Vincent  Street,  Glasgow. 


ESTABLISHED    1840. 

REUAMCE  I^OTUM  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY. 

L0ND0N--71  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  E.C. 
EDWAED  butler,  Esq.,  Secretary. 

EDINBURGH— 5  LONDON  STREET. 

W.  B.  HAY,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 

TRUSTEES   AND    HONORARY    DIRECTORS   IN    SCOTLAND. 


The  Right  Rev.  Dr  Eden,  Primus  of  the  Scot- 
tish Episcopal  Church. 
Viscount  Kirkaldie. 


George  Tiaill,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Caithness-shire. 
William  Tod,  Esq.,  (Messrs  Tod  &  McGregor,) 
Glasgow. 


Bankers — The  Bank  of  Scotland  and  its  Branches, 


The  Entire  Profits  belong  to  the  assured,  and  are  divided  triennially  in  equitable  proportion  to 
the  Premiums  paid  for  the  several  risks  incurred.    Next  Division,  December  1864. 

The  Accumulated  Premium  Fund  amounted  at  the  last  valuation  to  £152,105. 

The  Annual  Income  of  the  Society  exceeds  £47,280. 

Policy  Holders  are  protected  from  all  liability. 

Moderate  Premiums  are  charged  to  Naval  and  Military  Men,  and  Members  proceeding  to  the 
British  Colonies  or  to  Foreign  Countries. 

The  Punds  of  the  Society  are  invested  in  Government  Stock,  Mortgages,  and  other  approved 
Securities,  the  values  of  which  are  ascertained  and  set  forth  annually. 

Annuities  and  Endowments  granted  on  advantageous  Terms. 

Advances  made  on  approved  Security  in  connexion  with  Life  Policies. 
Prospectuses,  Forms  of  Proposals,  and  any  further  information,  can  readily  be  obtained  on  application. 


AGENTS  m  EDINBUHGH  AND  NEIGHBOTTRHOOD. 


Messrs  W.  B.  Hav,  S.S.C,  5  London  Street. 

W.  Montgomery,  AV.S.,  17  Athoie  Cresc. 

A.  B.  Gardiner,  House  Agent. 

James  M'Farlane,  W.S.,  6  Dewar  Place. 

C.  Home  Douglas,  C.A.,  17  Dublin  Street 

Th.  Jenson  &  Co.,  Leith. 

A.  B.  Wright,  Seed  Merchant,  Leith. 

Johu  Con  gallon,  Aberlady,  Drem. 


Peter  Davidson,  Whitburn. 
Agents  wanted  in  unrepresented  disincts. 


Messrs  James  Keith,  Bonnyrigg. 
John  Mitchell,  Canington. 
P.  Mitchell,  Cockpen. 
R.  P.  Paterson,  Duddingston. 
James  Glover,  Lonnhead. 
Burton  &  JLison,  Fislierrow. 
W^m.  Greenfield,  South  Queensferry. 
Robert  Young,  Ratho, 


XIV  INSUEANOE  DIEECTORY. 

ffllNERVA  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1836. 
HEAD  OFFICE— CANNON  ST.,  WEST,  LONDON.    EDINBUEGH— 82  GREAT  KING  STREET. 

<£iJiniur5t)  '5Eoarti. 
John  Scott  MoncriefF,  Esq.,  C.A.  I  W.  R.  Kermack,  Esq.,  W.S. 

W.  A.  Parker,  Esq.,  Advocate.  I  Alex.  W.  Robertson,  Esq.,  C.A. 

5oZici7ors— Messrs  Duncan  &  Dewar,  W.S.  Medical  i2e/eree— Patrick  H.  Watson,  Esq.,  M.D. 


SINCE  the  establishment  of  this  Company  in  1836,  it  has  passed  five  periods  of  Investigations,  at 
each  of  which  a  large  Bonus  from  the  realised  funds  was  declared.    A  few  examples  from  the 
Books  of  the  Office  may  suffice  to  shew  the  progress  of  the  business. 

A  Policy  opened  in  1836,  by  a  person  aged  45,  for  £1000,  is  now  worth  £1390  10    6 
1839,  age  42,  for  £1500,  is  now  worth  .  2030    6    4 

1841,  age  58,  for  £5000,  is  now  worth  .  7236  13    7 

The  Bonuses  may  be  applied  in  reduction  of  the  future  Premiums.    Policies  rendered  indisputable. 
A  GUARANTEED  RETURN  will  be  made  at  any  time  for  the  surrender  of  existing  whole  term 
Policies,  effected  by  even  rates  of  40  per  cent,  on  the  ordinary  Premiums  received. 
Detailed  Prospectuses  and  Forms  of  Proposal  may  be  had  gratis  by  applying  to 

ALEX.  W.  BOBEEISON,  82  Great  King  Street. 

PLATE  GLASS  INSDRANCE  COMPANY. 

©staWiaijcti  i^arc]^  X8 52.— Capital,  31.50,000. 


Ediiil)urgh  Office— 1  HANOVEE  STREET. 
London  Office— 53  LIME  STEEET,  CITY. 


Messrs  R.  &  R.  Clark,  42  Hanover  Street, 

Edinburgh. 
John   Mackay,  Esq.,  Druggist,    119  George 

Street. 
George  Jamieson,   Esq.,    107   Union   Street, 


CommitteE  of  %titxtntz, 

John  Millar,  Esq.,  Merchant,  2  South  St  Andrew 

Street,  Edinburgh. 
Messrs  W.  Crouch  &  Son,  Jewellers,  32  North 

Bridge,  Edinburgh. 
James  liliddlemass,  Esq.,  Clothier,  18  South      ^ 

Bridge,  Edmburgh.  I  Aberdeen. 

Local  Agent.  Bankers. 

William  Lambert,  Esq.,  Accoimtaut.  The  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Chief  Office.  Chairman. 

53  Lime  Street,  London,  E.C.  J.  Holford,  Esq.,  15  Royal  Crescent,  London. 

Managing  Director. 

E.  Dresser  Rogers,  Esq. 

Solicitors. 

Messrs  Lindsay  &  Mason,  84  Basinghall  Street,  London. 

Prospectuses  and  every  other  information  may  be  obtained  on  application  at  the  Offices  of  the 
Company.    Transfers  from  other  Offices  free  of  expense. 

^    ^  WILLIAM  LAMBERT,  Local  Agent, 

1  Hanover  Street,  Edinburgh. 


DURING  the  Twelve  Years  this  Office  has  been  established,  upwards  of  50,000  Proposals  have  been 
received,  and  Breakages  amounting  to  upwards  of  £25,000  have  been  promptly  replaced  to  the 
satisfaction  and  profit  of  thousands  of  Insurers,  whose  written  testimony  as  to  the  liberality  and  1  ^w 
promptitude  of  this  Company  can  be  inspected  at  the  Chief  Office.     In  the  Edinburgh  Agency  alone,      "" 
the  claims  have  been  between  £1000  and  £2000. 

Prospectuses  and  Lists  of  Claims  to  be  had  at  the  Office,  1  Hanover  Street,  Edinburgh,  as  above. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY.  XV 

CALEDONIAN  INSURANCE  GOMFANTT 

ancocpotateti  65  Sojai  Cfearter  anti  3£ct  of  l^atiiament. 
ESTABLISHED  IN  1805. 

EDINBURGH— 19  GEORGE  STREET.  I         DUBLIN— 5  DAME  STREET. 

GLASGOW— 64  ST  VINCENT  STREET.  |         LONDON— 39  LOTHBURY,  E.G. 

(Srbinarp  ©irectoij?. 


John  Maxton,  Esq. 

W.  J.  Sands,  Esq.,  W.S. 

W.  E.  C.  Fell,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 

John  Henderson,  Esq.,  Q.R. 

Charles  Neaves,  Esq. 

Alexander  Paterson,  Esq. 


C.  J.  Henderson,  Esq. 

A.  M.  Lawsoii,  Esq.,  (Messrs  P.  Lawson  &  Son.) 

Captain  Marshall,  H.E,I.C.S. 

Thomas  Ranken,  Esq. 

Thomas  Sawers,  Esq. 

Alexander-  Stevenson,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Manager — John  Moinet,  Esq.  Secretary — Frederic  J.  Hallows,  Esq. 

Consulting  Physician — Professor  Henderson,  M.D. 
plicitor — J.  A.  Campbell,  Esq.,  C.S.  Auditor — Richard  Gordon,  Esq.,  Accountant. 

j  Bankers — The  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland.    National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

flHE  CALEDONIAN  INSURANCE  COMPANY  was  established  so  far  back  as  the  year  1805 ;  it 
L  is  consequently  the  oldest  Scotch  office.  Its  experience  extends  over  a  period  of  nearly  60 
and  the  success  that  has  attended  its  operations  during  that  time,  combined  with  the  con- 
nued  accession  of  business,  shews  the  confidence  that  is  placed  in  its  stability  and  management.  Its 
icorporation  is  by  Royal  Charter  as  well  as  by  Act  of  Parliament  5  and  from  its  ample  Capital  and 
irge  accumulated  Funds,  the  most  undoubted  security  is  afforded. 

LIFE  DEPARTMENT. 

Many  advantages  ake  coffered  by  the  Company  to  intending  Assurers,  to  which 

SPECIAL  attention  IS  INVITED  ;   AND  AMONGST  THEM  MAY  BE  ENUMERATED — 

Increased  Bonuses  have  been  declared  at  each  Division  of  Profits. 

Credit  Given  for  half  the  Premium  for  the  first  seven  years,  or  the  Premiums  may  remain  unpaid 
)  the  extend  of  one-third. 

The  Payments  may  be  Quarterly,  Half- Yearly,  or  Annually. 

Short-Period  Insurances  may  be  effected  on  satisfactory  terms. 

A  Policy  can  be  made  to  determine  at  a  stipulated  age,  or  sooner,  in  case  of  death.  • 

The  Liability  of  the  Company  during  tlie  thirty  days  of  grace  unquestioned. 

A  Prospective  or  Interim  Bonus,  equal  to  an  Annual  Division  of  Profits,  given  to  Policies  of  Five 
ears'  standing,  on  which  claims  emerge  between  Periodical  Investigations  of  the  Life  Business. 

Rates  of  Premium  will  bear  favourable  comparison  with  those  of  other  respectable  ofiices. 

Under  the  ordinary  Policies  which  the  Company  now  issue  to  non-seafaring  men,  in  time  of 
eace,  permission  is  given  by  special  indorsation  to  travel  throughout  Europe,  or  remain  in  any 
art  thereof  to  go  to  and  reside  in  Canada,  the  United  States  of  America,  {north  of  lat.  38°,) 
"few  Zealand,  Australia,  and  many  other  places,  free  of  charge; 

Policies  are  made  indisputable,  imder  certain  exceptions,  after  they  have  been  in  existence  over 
ve  years. 

All  undue  restrictions  removed,  and  a  liberal  interpretation  given  to  Policies,  so  as  to  render 
fem  as  serviceable  as  possible  to  the  holders. 

JVo  Extra  Premium  required  from  those  belonging  to  Volunteer  Rifle  or  Artillery  Corps. 

Claims  satisfied  three  months  after  proof  satisfactory  to  the  Directors  has  been  afforded  of  the 
emise  of  the  party,  but,  if  required,  they  can  be  settled  immediately  on  being  admitted,  subject  to 
le  usual  discount. 
?0L1CY-H0LDEBS  incur  no  liability  of  Partnership,  the  Company  being  a  proprietary  one. 

Interest  admitted  when  the  Policy  is  issued,  if  proved,  and  that  being  once  done  no  question  re- 
iarding  it  can  afterwards  be  raised. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

The  Company  insures  Houses,  Manufactories,  Rents,  Furniture,  Goods  and  Merchan- 
iSE,  Farming  Stock,  and  Shipping  in  port  or  doce;  or  whilst  Building,  from  Loss  and 
'amage  by  Fire,  upon  liberal  terms. 

I  T'he  Premiums  in  this  branch  of  the  Company's  Business  are  as  low  as  is  consistent  with  safety. 
I  Farming-Stock  Insurances  are  free  from  the  Government  duty,  and  the  Premium  thereon  is, 
'jibject  to  average,  4s.  6d.  per  cent. ;  otherwise  5s.  is  charged.     In  either  case,  the  use  of  a  Steam 
'hrashing-Machine  is  allowed. 

Losses  by  Gas  Explosions  admitted,  and  Property  burnt  by  Lightning  paid  for. 
Claims  are  adjusted  with  liberality,  and  settled  with  promptitude. 

No  Charge  is  made  for  Policies  when  the  sum  insured  amounts  to  £300,  or  when  the  insurance 
I  transferred  from  other  Companies. 
^very  information  cheetfully  given  at  the  Head  Office,  and  at  any  of  the  Branches  or  Agencies. 


XYI  INSURA-PTCE  DIRECTORY. 


NORWICH  UNION 

LIFE  AND   FIRE  INSURANCE  SOCIETIES. 


CHIEF   OFFICE   FOR   SCOTLAND, 

31  PKINCES  STREET,  EDINBUEGH. 


LIFE  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  1808.    INVESTED  CAPITAL,  £2,000,000  Sterling. 

THIS  Society  is  one  of  the  very  few  purely  Mutual  Insurance  Offices,  the  whole  of  the  profits  M 
divided  quinquennialiy  among  the  Policy-holders,  and  possesses  large  reserves,  applicabl' 
future  Bonuses. 

The  rates  are  considerably  below  those  usually  charged.    Thus,  at  the  age  of  40  the  sunn 
£33,  19s.  2d.  which,  at  the  ordinary  Premium,  will  insure  £1000,  with  the  Norwich  Union  will  iu! 
.£1095,  8s.,  giving  an  immediate  Bonus  in  addition  to  subsequent  accumulations.    Annuities, 
special  risks  undertaken  on  favourable  terms. 

No  Entry  Money,  nor  charge  for  Policies. 


FIRE  SOCIETY. 

Established  1821,    CAPITAL,  £550,000. 


The  Business  of  the  Company  exceeds  £70,000,000, 

The  duty  paid  to  Government  for  the  year  1862  was  £83,972,  and  the  amount  insured  on  farm 
stock,  £10,086,332. 

A  Bonus  of  three-ffths  of  the  profits  periodically  made  to  parties  insuring^  who  have  t 
frovi  time  to  time  received  sums  amounting  in  the  aggregate  to  £400,000. 

The  rates  of  premium  are  in  no  case  higher  than  those  charged  by  the  other  principal  off 
making  no  returns  to  their  insurers. 

Policies  transferred  from  other  OfiSces  free  of  expense.  || 


Secretaries— J ARDmE,  STODDART,  &  ERASER,  W.S., 
31  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 


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NORWICH   AND   LONDON 

ACCIDENT  AND  CASUALTY  INSURANCE  ASSOCIATION, 

FOR  GRANTING  INSURANCES  AGAINST 

ACCIDENTAL  BEATH, 

AND  AFFORDING 

COMPENSATION  FOR  PERSONAL  INJURY, 

ARISING  FROM  ACCIDENTS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

AND  ALSO  FOE  INSUEING 

PLATE   GLASS 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  IN  CASE  OF  BREAKAGE  BY  ACCIDENT, 

Whether  used  as  Windows,  Panels,  Show  Cases,  Looking-Glasses,  MiiTors,  &c; 

Established  1856.        Capital  £100,000. 


Agents— J ARUmE,  STODDART,  &  FRASER,  W.S., 
31  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY, 


xvn 


THE    SCOTTISH 

LIFE  ASSURANCE  GOMFAN 


INCORPORATED   UNDER   ACT   OF   PARLIAMENT. 

CAPITAL,  £100,000. 


Baart  of  Birectors. 

Chairman — Hugh  Rose,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Edinburgh. 


Robert  Campbell,  Junior,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
James  Cowan,  Esq.,  Papermaker. 
Wilham  Scott  Elliot  of  Arkleton,  Esq. 
Thomas  H.  Terrier,  Esq.,  W.S. 
William  Paterson,  Esq.,  British  Linen  Co. 


Alexander  Keith  Johnston,  Esq.,  Geographer 

to  the  Queen. 
Colonel  George  Ranken  of  Cargilfield. 
Adam  Rolland  of  Gask,  Esq. 
David  Thorn,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 


HEAD  OFFICE— 5  ST  ANDEEW  SQUAKE,  EDINBUEGH. 
I       Agent  foe  Glasgow— Mr  H.  CONSTABLE,  83  St  Geoege's  Place. 


Bankers — The  British  Linen  Company. 

Law  Agents — Messrs  Paterson  &  Romanes,  W.S. 

Medical  Officer — Dr  Scoresby- Jackson,  F.R.C.P.  &S. 

Auditor— Z&m^s  M.  Macandrew,  C.A. 

Manager — Fred.  H.  Carter,  C.A. 


DISTINCTIVE  FEATURES. 


Policies  rendered  indisputable  after  Three  Years'  currency. 

Nine-tenths  of  the  Profits  divided  amongst  Participating  Assurers. 

Premiums  received  Quarterly,  Half-yearly,  and  Annually. 

Detailed  Statement  of  Capital,  Assets,  and  Liabilities  exhibited  at  Com- 
my's  Offices  annually.    (Regulation  under  New  Act.) 

Medical  Referees  paid  by  the  Company. 

No  charge  made  for  Policy  Stamps  or  Entry  Money. 

Half  of  Annual  Premium  may  remain  unpaid  for  first  Five  Years,  charge- 
ble  with  Interest. 

Small  Policies  of  Fifty  Pounds  and  upwards  granted  by  the  Company. 


EXAMPLES  OF  ASSURANCE. 

A  Party  aged  Twenty-five  may  assure  for  £100  at  the  follovnng  Rates :- 


Annual  payment  of. 

Without  Profits. 

With  Profits. 

£1  17     6 
0  19    3 
0  10     0 

£2    3  11 
12     7 
0  11     6 

Half-yearly  payment  of 

Quarterly  payment  of. 

FRED.  H.  CARTER,  Manager, 


XVIII  IN'SIJRANCE  DIRECTORY. 


GENERAL  LIFE  AND  FIRE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1837. 


EMFOWERED  BY  SFECIAI.  ACTS  OF  FARLIAIHIENT. 

CAPITAL,    ONE    MILLION. 


HEAD  OFFICE— 62  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 

OFFICE  IN  EDINBTJEGH— 2  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

James  S.  Mack,  S.S.G.,  Agent. 

OFFICE  IN  lEITH— 103  CONSTITUTION  STREET. 

Gilbert  Archer,  Registrar,  Agent. 

OFFICE  IN  PORTOBELIO— HIGH  STREET. 

William  Newxands,  Banker,  Agent. 


ACCUMULATED  FUNDS  upwards  of  Three  Hundred  and  One  Thousand  Poxnros. 

ANNUAL  INCOME  upwards  of  Ninety-Two  Thousand  Pounds. 

A  CASH  BONUS  of  22  per  cent.,  equivalent  to  a  Reversionary  Bonus  of  from  30  to  60  p 
cent.,  according  to  the  age  of  the  Assured,  has  just  been  declared. 

THE  NEW  LIFE  BUSINESS  of  the  last  Quinquennial  period,  which  closed  31st  December  186 
was  148  per  cent,  more  than  that  of  the  preceding  similar  term ;  while  the  FIRE  PREMIUMS  we 
185  per  cent.  more. 

THE  PREMIUMS  charged  by  this  Company  wiU  contrast  favourably  with  those  of  other  office 

The  Office  is  distinguished  by  a  PROMPT  SETTLEMENT  OF  CLAIMS,  and  has  already  pa 
upwards  of  Five  Hundred  and  Thirty  Seven  Thousand  Pounds  under  Life  and  Fire  Policies 

LOANS  from  £50  to  £1000  are  granted  by  the  Company  on  Personal  Security,  and  the  Assigm 
tion  of  a  Life  Policy  to  be  effected  with  the  Company. 

Prospectuses  and  all  information  may  be  had  by  applying  to  any  of  the  Company's  Offices. 

THOMAS  PRICE,  Secretary. 


T 


Chief  Office— 7  BANK  BUILDINGS,  LOTHBURY,  LONDON. 
Edinburgli  Office— 1  HANOVER  STREET. 


(S&tuW&lit'ii  X848.— Capital,  3L.300,000, 

ANNUAL  INCOME,  £65,000. 
local  Agent— Mr  W.  Lambert,  Accountant. 


THE  Accidental  Death  Insurance  Company  has,  during  the  last  Fourteen  Years,  paid  upwards  c 
£230,000  in  claims,  on  account  of  upwards  of  12,000  persons  killed  or  injured. 

It  insures  against  Accidents  by  Riding,  Driving,  Hunting,  Boating,  Shooting,  Skating,  Travel 
ling.  Railways,  Farming,  Machinery,  Building,  Cricketing,  Fire,  Engineering,  Shipping,  Gunnery 
also  Mariners,  Passengers,  and  Baggage  by  sea. 

Prospectuses  and  every  information  may  be  had  at  the  Office,  1  Hanover  Street,  as  above. 

WILLIAM  LAMBERT,  Local  Agent. 
J.  W.  ORAM,  Secretary. 


INSURANCE  DIEECTORY.  XIX 

BOSMUS  DIVISION. 

GLOBE    INSURANCE, 

COENHILL  AND  CHARING  CKOSS,  LONDON. 


ESTABLISHED    1803. 


William  Chapman,  Esq. 
Thomas  M.  Coombs,  Esq. 
John  Bankes  Friend,  Esq. 
Robert  William  Gaussen,  Esq. 
John  Edward  Johnson,  Esq. 
R.  Lambert  Jones,  Esq. 


Sheffield  Neave,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
William  Dent,  Esq.,  Deputy -Chairman, 
Geoege  Carr  Glyn,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Treamrer. 


Nathaniel  Montefiore,  Esq. 
Fowler  Newsam,  Esq. 
W.  H.  C.  Plowden,  Esq.,  F.R.S. 
Wm.  Tite,  Esq.,  M.P.,  F.R.S. 
Rd.  Westmacott,  Esq.,  F.R.S. 
Benjamin  G.  Windus,  Esq. 


Auditors — Lieut.-Col.  Wm.  Elsey  ;  Alexander  Mackenzie,  Esq. 
Secretary— WiWiam  Newmarch,  Esq.,  F.R.S.  Actuary— Freienck  Hendriks,  Esq. 

THE  CASH  PAYMENT  under  the  division  of  PROFITS  last  declared  on  PARTICIPATING  LIFE 
Policies,  was  equal  at  most  ages  to  considerably  more  than  a  WHOLE  YEAR'S  PREMIUM  on 
Policies  of  six  years'  standing. 

All  classes  of  FIRE,  LIFE,  and  ANNUITY  business  transacted.    Rates  of  Premium  very  Econo- 
mical.   No  Charge  for  V^olunteer  Rifle  and  Militia  Service  within  the  United  Kingdom. 

AGENTS. 

P.  ROBERTSON,  Esq.,  100  South  Bridge,  Edinburgh,  (Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland.) 
C.  W.  THOMSON,  Esq.,  C.A.,  7  North  St  David  Street,  Edinburgh. 


ESTABLISHED  1837- 


^mpiaereti  fig  Special  ^ct  of  parliament,  4  Ffct.  rap.  9. 

AND 

BRITANNIA  MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSOCIATION. 

©mpotomU  6g  ^zx  JHajestg's  SRogal  ILetters  patent 
1  PRINCES   STREET,  BANK,  LONDON. 

Major-Genebal  ALEXANDER,  Blackheath  Park. 


Number  of  Policies  issued,  upwards  of  11,000. 
Table  II.  {Increasing  Rates.) 
Table  III.  (Half -Credit  Rates.) 

Half  the  amount  of  Premium  only  for  first  7  years,  with  interest  at  5  per  cent,  on  unpaid 

half-premiums. 
Table  IV.  (Half-Premium  Table.) 

Half-Premium  for  first  10  years,  thereafter  full  premium ;  but  no  Interest  whatever  chargeable 

on  unpaid  half-premiums,  and  no  deduction  from  Policy  at  death. 
Table  V.  (^Decreasing  Rates.) 

Proposal  Forms  for  effecting  Insurances,  Prospectuses,  etc.,  may  be  had  on  application  to  Andrew 
Francis,  Esq.,  Secretary,  London,  or  to 

Mr  HUGH  ROSS,  W.8.,  18  Howe  Street,  Agent  for  Edinburgh. 


XX 


IITSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


s 


SM  EQUITABLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE  SOCll 

Incorporateb  feg  Special  ^ct  of  parliament,  lOt]^  Ffct.  cap.  35. 
INSTITUTED    1831. 


HEAD  OFFICE— 26  ST  ANDEEW  SQUAEE,  EDINBURGH. 
OFFICE  IN  LONDON— 26  POULTRY. 


©rtimar?j  ©trcctars. 


John  Crombie,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

John  H.  Balfour,  Esq.,  Professor  of  Botany. 

David  Stevenson,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer. 

John  Marshall,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

David  Covcan,  Esq.,  7  York  Place. 

■William  Forrester,  Esq.,  Treasurer  to  Heriot's 

Hospital. 
George  Lorimer,  Esq.,  Architect. 

Manager — George  Todd,  Esq. 


James  Leslie,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer. 

John  Hall  Maxwell,  Esq.,  C.B.,  Secretarj- 

to  Highland  and  Agricultural  Society. 
Alexander  Cassels,  Esq.,  W.S. 
James  Wright,  Esq.,  Secretary,  Royal  Bank 

of  Scotland. 
George  Blanshard,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 

Secretary — "William  Finlay,  Esq. 


Medical  Officer— 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  are  allocated  every  Three  Y^ears  amongst  Policies  of  five  years'  duration.  No  part  is,  as  in 
the  case  of  a  Proprietary  Company,  diverted  from  those  who  are  assured,  and  paid  away  to  Share- 
holders ;  and  the  additions  whichhave  already  been  made  to  Policies,  afford  the  clearest  evidence  of 
the  prosperity  of  the  Institution,  and  the  great  advantages  derived  by  its  members. 

Examples  of  Additions  to  Policies  of  £1000. 


Amount  payabl 

e  if  the  Assured  die  after  payment 

of  the  Premium  in  the  Years                         | 

Effected 

Accumulated 

Sum  at 
1st  March  1862. 

on  or 

Original 

•^ 

before 

Benefit. 

Commencing 

Commencing 

Commencing 

1st  March. 

2d  March  1862, 

2d  March  1863, 

2d  March  1864, 

and  ending 

and  ending 

and  ending 

1st  March  1863. 

1st  March  1864. 

1st  March  1865. 

1832 

£1000 

£1728  18    5 

£1746    4    2 

£1763  10    0 

£1780  15    9 

1835 

1000 

1642    9     6 

1058  IS    0 

1675    6    6 

1691  15    0 

1838 

1000 

1549  10    1 

1565    0    0 

1580    9  11 

1595  19  10 

18il 

1000 

1461  16    0 

1476    8    4 

1491    0    8 

1505  13    0 

1844 

1000 

1379     1     1 

1392  16  11 

1406  12    9 

1420    8    6 

1847 

1000 

1279    3    1 

1291  18  11 

1304  14    9 

1317  10    r 

1850 

1000 

1234  11  11 

1246  18  10 

1259     5    9 

1271  12    8 

1853 

1000 

1173    0    3 

1184  14  10 

1196    9    5 

1208    4    0 

1856 

1000 

1105     0    0 

1116    1    0 

1127    2    0 

1138    3    0 

1859 

1000 

1060    0    0 

1070    0    0 

View  of  the  Progress  and  Present  Position  of  the  Society. 


Years  ending 
1st  March 

Subsisting 
Assurances. 

Accumulated 
Funds. 

Annual  Eevenue. 

1834 

£224,191 
1,267,706 
2,324,950 
3,737,560 
4,957,144 
6,044,584 

£15,592 
118,900 
339,846 
688,531 
1,099,400 
1,528,746 

£7,460 

46,827 

86,000 

136,960 

182,717 

222,242 

1840 

1846 

1852 

1858 

1864 

wit 


Copies  of  the  Report  by  the  Directors  to  the  Thirty-Third  Annual  Meeting,  Tables  of  Rates,  and 
any  other  information,  may  be  obtained  oh  application. 
Edinburgh,  May  1864. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


XXE 


GUARANTEE    OF    FIDELITY 


LIFE   ASSURANCE. 


THE  EUROPEAN  ASSURANCE  SOCIETY, 

Empowered  by  Special  Act  of  Parliament,  22  Vict.,  Cap.  xxv. 

OFFICES. 

EriNBTIRGH, 12  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

LONDON, 2  WATERLOO  PLACE,  PALL  JIALL,  S.W. 


THE  EXISTING  REVENUE  FROM  PREMIUMS  EXCEEDS  ONE  HUNDRED 
AND  FIFTY  THOUSAND  POUNDS  PER  ANNUM. 


Alexander  Allan,  Esq.  of  Hillside. 

Benjamin  Burt,  Esq.  M.D.,  Caledonian  U.  S. 

Club,  Edinburgh. 
James  Forman,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Edinburgh. 
Robert  Hunter,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Agra  and 

United  Service  Bank,  Edinburgh. 
Professor  Laycock,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  University 

of  Edinburgh. 
Thomas  Sprot,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Edinburgh. 

Manager — James  Rhind 


Scotlantr. 

Donald  Cuthbertson,  Esq.,  Accountant,  Glasgow. 
Robert  Hunter,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Glasgow. 
Alexander  Strathern,  Esq.,  Sheriff-Substitute  of 

Lanarkshire. 
Wm.  Gordon,  Esq.,  Treasurer  for  the  City  of 

Aberdeen. 
Thomas  Couper,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Dundee 

Shipping  Company,  Dundee. 
James  leaman,  Esq.,  Craigie  Cliff,  Dundee. 
Carphin,  Esq.,  C.A. 


THIS  SOCIETY  is  specially  authorised  by  its  Act  of  Parliament  to  Guarantee  Officials  in  every 
Department  under  Government,  and  having  acquired  the  business  of  tlie  BRITISH  GUARAN- 
TEE ASSOCIATION,  is  now  the  only  Society  whose  Guarantee  Policies  are  accepted  by  Government. 
The  Officials  of  the  Treasury,  Customs,  Inland  Revenue,  General  Post-Office,  Poor-Law  Board 
the  Board  of  Trade,  War-Office,  Admiralty,  Commissioners  of  Her  Majesty's  Works,  &c..  Home' 
Colonial,  India,  and  otiier  Government  Departments,  the  principal  Banks,  Railways,  Public  Com- 
panies, Municipal  Corporations,  &c.,  in  Great  Britain,  India,  and  the  Colonies,  are  largely  Guaran- 
teed by  Policies  of  this  Society. 

Every  description  of  LIFE  ASSURANCE  is  transacted  by  the  Society  at  moderate  rates,  witli  or 
without  participation  in  profits. 

The  combination  of  Guarantee  with  Life  Assurance,  which  is  a  feature  introduced  by  this  Society, 
affords  important  advantages  to  the  Assured,  as  considerable  deductions  are  made  on  the  Guarantee 
Premiums,  (in  some  cases  equal  to  the  whole  annual  payment,)  depending  upon  the  relative  amounts 
of  the  Life  and  Guarantee  Risks. 

ANNUITIES  are  granted,  either  as  Immediate,  Deferred,  or  Reversionary,  upon  liberal  terms. 
The  following  will  shew  the  IMMEDIATE  Annuity  granted  for  £100,  at  the  respective  Ages : 


AGES. 

50 

65. 

60. 

65. 

70. 

Annuity,  pay-\ 
able  yearly,   ) 

£  s.    d. 
7  17    6 

£   s.     d. 
8   16    8 

£  s.    d. 
10    3     4 

£  a.    d. 
12   1     3 

£  s.     d. 
U16    2 

Claims  arising  in  Scotland  are  made  payable  at  the  Society's  Head  Office  in  Edinburgh. 
Agents  ai'e  appointed  in  most  of  the  Principal  Towns  in  Scotland. 

J.  R.  CARPHIN,  Manager. 

2n 


XXII  lifSUEANCE  DIEECTORT. 


{FOURTH  DIVISION  OF  PROFITS  AT  CHRISTMAS  1865.] 


ENGLISH  AND  SCOTTISH 
LAW  LIFE  ASSURANCE  ASSOCIATION. 


e^stafelisIjEti  1839.    Capital— ©ne  MilMm. 

TRUSTEES. 

The  Honourable  Lord  Wood.  i        The  Eight  Hon.  James  A.  Stuart  Wortley, 

The  Honourable  Lord  Benholme.  _Q.C. 

The  Honourable  Lord  Jerviswoode.  William  Dugmore,  Esq.,  Q.C. 

Mr  Seijeant  Merewether.  |        Edward  Kent  Karslake,  Esq. 

©{rectors  fn  C^infcurjgli. 

James  Adam,  Esq.,  S.S.C.  1        Alexander  Hamilton,  Esq.,  LL.B.,  W.S. 

George  C.  Arbuthnot,  Esq.  of  Mavisbank.         [        Anthony  Murray,  of  Dollerie,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Beatson  Bell,  Esq.,  W.S.  I        Ealph  Ersldne  Scott,  Esq.,  C.A. 

John  Cook,  Esq.,  W.S.  I        William  Smythe,  Esq.  of  Methven. 

James  Steuart,  Esq.,  W.S. 

Physician — Adam  Hunter,  Esq.,  M.D.  Secretaries — Messrs  Hope  &  Mackay,  W.S. 

Manager — William  Smith,  Esq. 

©irtctors  in  ffilasgoiff. 


Archd.  Smith,   Esq.,   Sheriff-Substitute 

of  Lanarkshire. 
Angus  Turner,  Esq.  of  Glentyre,  City 

Clerk  of  Glasgow. 

Secretary— Za-^^S  Wilson,  Esq. 


Thomas  Lucas  Paterson,  Esq.  of  Dowanhill. 
Robert  Gramme,  Esq.  of  Wellhall. 
Kobert  Lumsden,  Esq.,  C.A. 


ID  f rectors  in  '^an'nan. 

Sir  William  J.  Alexander,  Bart.,  Q.C,  Chairman. 
Charles  S.  Whitmore,  Esq.,  Q.C,  Deputy-Chairman. 


George  Annesley,  Esq. 
Sir  Robert  W.  C  Brownrigg,  Bart. 
Frederick  William  Caldwell,  Esq. 
Henry  Charles  Chilton,  Esq. 
Thomas  Q.  Finnis,  Esq.,  Alderman. 


Sir  John  W.  Fisher. 
Frederick  James  Fuller,  Esq. 
Thomas  C  Halliburton,  Esq.,  M.P. 
William  H.  Shippard,  Esq. 
Henry  Wordsworth,  Esq. 


Physician — ^B.  G.  Babington,  Esq.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  Surgeon — Charles  Waits,  Esq. 

Actuary — J.  HiLL  WILLIAMS,  Esq. 

Bankers— 1h&  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland— Messrs  Coutts  &  Co. 


THE  BUSINESS  of  this  Association  embraces  every  desirable  foi-m  of  LIFE  ASSURANCE, 
ANNUITIES,  and  ENDOWMENTS. 

During  1863  the  Association  issued  456  New  Policies,  the  Sums  Assured  being  £378,565,  and 
the  New  Premiums  £13,125.     The  Annual  Income  of  the  Office  now  exceeds  £100,000  sterling. 

NINE-TENTHS  of  the  PROFITS  are  divided  among  the  ASSURED  every  FIYE  YEARS, 
New  Entrants  participating  at  each  Division. 

POLICIES  opened  in  1864  wiU  rank  for  TWO  YEARS'  BONUS  in  the  FOURTH  DIVISION 
of  PROFITS  at  Christmas  1865. 


OFFICES. 

120  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH— William  Smith,  Manager. 
105  ST  VINCENT  STREET,  GLASGOW— James  Wilson,  Secretary. 
12  WATERLOO  PLACE,  LONDON— J.  Hill  Williams,  Actuary. 


INSUEANCE    DIRECTORY. 


XXIII 


PH(ENIX   FIRE   ASSURANCE    GOMPANT, 

LOMBAED  STEEET,  AND  CHARING  CROSS,  LONDON. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1782. 

FOR  INSURING  EVERY  KIND  OF  PROPERTY,  AT  HOME  OR  ABROAD,  FROM  LOSS  OR  DAMAGE  BY  FIRE. 


Decimus  Burton,  Esq. 
Travers  Buxton,  Esq. 
Octavius  Edward  Coope,  Esq, 
"William  Cotton,  Esq. 
John  Davis,  Esq. 
George  Arthur  Puller,  Esq, 


Chas.  Emanuel  Goodhart,  Esq. 
James  Alex.  Gordon,  Esq. 
Edward  Hawkins,  Jun.,  Esq. 
Kirkm.  D.  Hodgson,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Wm.  Jas.  Lancaster,  Esq. 
John  Dorrien  Magens,  Esq. 
Auditts— John  Hodgson,  Esq. ;  Peter  Martineau,  Esq. ;  Joseph  Samuel  Lescher,  Esq, 
Geo.  Wm.  Lovell,  Secretary.    John  J.  Broomfield,  Assistant  Secretary 
Solicitors— Messrs  Dawes  <fc  Sons,  Angel  Court. 


John  Timothy  Oxley,  Esq. 
Benjamin  Shaw,  Esq. 
William  J.  Thompson,  Esq. 
Henry  H.  Toulmin,  Esq. 
Matthew  Whiting,  Esq. 


TNSUBANCES  against  Loss  hy  Fire  are  effected  by  the  PHCBNIX  COMPANY  upon  every  description  of  Property 
X    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  relations  with  the  Public  may  be  estimated  from  the  fact  that  since  its  estabhshment  it 
has  paid  more  than  Eight  Millions  Sterling  in  discharge  of  Claims  for  Losses  by  Fire. 

N.B.— The  private  fortune  of  every  individual  Shareholder  in  the  Company  is  responsible  for  its  engao-ement"- ' 
and  no  person  insured  in  this  Office  is  liable  for  the  Losses  of  others,  as  is  the  case  in  Contribution  SocietTes. 
£136,251  Duty  paid  to  Government  for  year  1862. 
AGENTS. 

JOHN  M'CULLOCH,  {OF  THE  BRITISH  LINEN  CO.'S  BANK) OFFICE— 11  DUKE   STREET. 

WM.  S.  MUIB,  5i  NEW  BUILDINGS,  NORTH  BRIDGE. 

EHENIUS  &  LAWRIE,  (Late  R.  ALLAN  &  C0.,)4-a  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

HENRY   G.  WATSON,  3  NORTH  ST  DAVID  STREET. 

PELIGAH   LIFE   INSURANCE    GOffiPANT, 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1797. 

70  LOMBARD   STREET,  CITY,  AND  57  CHARING  CROSS,  WESTMINSTER. 


John  Lubbock,  Esq.,  F.R.S. 
Wm.  Cotton,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  D.C.L. 
James  A.  Gordon,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 
Kirkman  D.  Hodgson,  Esq.,  M.P. 


Octavius  Edward  Coope,  Esq. 
Henry  Lancelot  Holland,  Esq. 
Benjamin  Shaw,  Esq. 
Wm.  Jas.  Lancaster,  Esq. 


Matthew  Whiting,  Esq. 
Mar.  Wyvill,  Jun.,  Esq.,  M.P. 
John  Davis,  Esq. 
Edward  Hawkins,  Jvin.,  Esq. 


Examples  of  the  amount  of  Bonus  awarded  at  the  recent  seven  years'  division  of  profits  on  July  1, 1861,  to  Policies  of 
£1000  each,  effected  for  the  whole  term  of  life  at  the  undermentioned  ages,  being  an  equivalent  addition  to 
each  policy  of  from  19s.  to  £2,  7s.  per  cent,  per  annum  on  the  sum  assured. 


Age  when 

Duration  of 

Bonus  in  Cash. 

Per-centage  on 

Bonus  in 

Per-centage  on 

Assured. 

Policy. 

7  Premiums. 

Reversion. 

7  Premiums. 

/ 

7  years 

£29    7    0 

2H 

£66    0    0 

48 

20 

14  years 

36    2    0 

26J 

73  10    0 

53J 

21  years 

44    8    0 

32i 

82    0    0 

59$ 

7  years 

37  13    0 

214 

73  10    0 

4l| 

30 

14  years 

46    6    0 

26i 

82    0    0 

46i 

21  years 

56  19    0 

32J 

92  10    0 

m 

( 

7  years 

49  13    6 

21^ 

84  10    0 

36J 

40            \ 

14  years 

61    2    0 

26J 

95  10    0 

41 

( 

21  years 

75    2    6 

32J 

108    0    0 

46^ 

( 

7  years 

67  15    0 

21J 

102    0    0 

m 

50            ■{ 

14  years 

83    6    6 

26J 

115  10    0 

36i 

{ 

21  years 

102    9    6 

32^ 

130  10    0 

41 

( 

7  years 

95    4    6 

21J 

127  10    0 

m 

60            J. 

14  years 

117    2     6 

26i 

144  10    0 

32i 

{ 

21  years 

144    1    0 

32J 

165  10    0 

87J 

INDISPUTABLE. 

In  order  to  remove  any  apprehension  that  might  he  entertained  as  to  the  perfect  security  of  the  Policies  granted  by 
the  Pelican  Life  Office,  the  Directors  have  omitted  every  Clause  that  would  render  them  void  by  reason  of  any  eiror  in 
the  Statements  made  by  the  Assured  before  or  at  the  time  of  effecting  an  Insurance. 

LOW  RATES — The  assured  on  the  Non-Participating  Scale  are  charged  the  lowest  possible  rate  of  premium. 
INSURANCES  TAKEN  FROM  £100  TO  THE  EXTENT  OF  £10,000  ON  A  SINGLE  LIFE. 

LOANS— Loans  granted  on  approved  Security,  coupled  with  one  or  more  Policies  of  Insurance  to  be  effected 
£a  the  Pelican  Office  for  at  least  double  the  amount  of  the  sum  sought  to  be  borrowed. 

ROBERT  TUCKER,  Secretary  and  Actuary. 

Oreat  advantage*  are  derived  on  Joint  Lives,  limited  Payments,  and  Old  Lives,  all  information  as  to  which  obtained 
by  applying  at  the 

OFFICE  IN  EDINBURGH-11  DUKE  STREET. 
AGENTS. 

JOHN  M'CULLOCH,  (OF  THE  BRITISH  LINEN  CO.'S  BANK) OFFICE— 11  DUKE  STREET 

MURRAY  <&  BEITR  W.S. 
medical  Officer— JAMBS  BEGBIE.  M.D  ,  10  Charlotte  Square. 


XXIV 


INSURANCE  DIRECTOEY. 


THE 

INAL  GOARANTEE  I  SURETYSHIP  ASSOGIATIOM 

LIMITED. 

CAPITAL,  £250,000. 

HEAD  OFFICE— 119  GEORGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 


Sir  David  Baxter,  Baronet,  of  Kilmaron. 

Laurence  Robertson,  Esq.,  Casliier  of  the  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

A.  Kincaid  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 

William  James  Duncan,  E.-^q.,  Manager  of  tlie  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

William  Thomas  Thomson,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Standard  Life  Assm-ance  Company. 


©irectorsf. 


Charles  Cowan,  Esq.,  of  Valleyfield. 
David  Thom,  Esq.,  Mercliam.,  Lcilh. 
Kenneth  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  C.A.,  Edinburgh. 
Charles  MacGibbon,  Esq.,  Dean  of  Guild,  Edinr. 
John  Cook,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Edinburgh. 


Benjamin  Hall  Blyth,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer, 
Edinburgh. 

William  Smith,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  English 
and  Scottish  Law  Life  Assurance  Associa- 
tion, Edinburgh. 


BANKERS. 
The  Rotal  Bank  of  Scotland.  j 

SOLICITORS. 

Messrs  Hope  &  3Iackay,  AV.S.,  119  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh. 

MANAGER. 

James  Wilkie,  Esq.,  C.A. 

rnHE  NATIONAL  GUARANTEE  AND  SURETYSHIP  ASSOCIATION  (Limited)  provides 
_L  Security  for  the  actings,  intromissions,  and  fidelity  of  officers  in  Banks,  Insurance  Companies, 
Railways,  and  other  Public  Institutions ;  also  for  Factors,  Trustees,  Collectors,  &c. ;  Commercial 
Clerks,  Book-keepers,  Travellers  for  Commercial  Houses,  and  others  holding  situations  of  Trust. 

Bonds  in  relief  of  ])rivaie  Sureties  are  granted  in  Judicial  and  other  cases  where  the  Guarantee 
of  a  public  Company  is  not  accepted. 

Tiie  follovviug  public  Companies  and  Institutions  in  Scotland  have,  among  others,  accepted  the 
Guarantee  Bonds  of  the  Association,  viz. — 


Bank  of  Scotland. 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 

JSational  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Savings  Banks,  various. 

London  Bank  of  Scoiland,  Limited. 

Caledonian  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company. 

Scottish  Union  Insurance  Company. 

Standard  Life  As^^urance  Company. 

Scottish  Equitable  Life  Office. 

Alliance  Assurance  Company. 

Insurance  Company  of  Scotland. 

Life  Association  of  Scotland. 

Scottish  Provident  Institution. 

English  and  Scottish  Law  Life  Office. 

City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Northern  Assurance  Company. 

Colonial  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Scottish  Friendly  Life  AssuranceCompany. 

Dundee  Sea  Insurance  Company. 

Scottish  Central  Railway  Company. 

Scottish  North  Eastern  Railway  Company. 


Inverness  and  Aberdeen  Junction  Railway  Co. 
Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Railway  Company. 
Society  of  Solicitors  at  Law,  Edinburgh. 
London  and  Edinburgh  Shipping  Company. 
North  of  Scotland  Steam  Shipping  Company. 
The  Philosophical  Institution. 
National  Bilde  Society  of  Scotland. 
City  of  Edinburgh  Chamberlain's  Office. 
Religious  Tract  and  Book  Society. 
The  General  Assembly  of  the  Church  of  Scotland's 

Committee  on  Schemes. 
Edinburgh  Ecclesiastical  Commissioners. 
Dundee  Gas  Light  Company. 
Dundee  Harbour  Coinmissioners. 
Magistrates  and  Council  of  Glasgow. 
George  Heriot's  Hospital. 
Scottish  Trade  Protection  Society. 
Scottish  Property  Investment  Company. 
Caledonian  Provident  Investment  Company. 
Equitable  Heritable  Property  Investment  Society, 

Glasgow, 
Glasgow,  Paisley,  and  Ardrossan  Canal  Company. 
Parochial  Boards,  vai-ious,  - 
Trustees  in  Sequestrations,  &c.,  &c.,  &c. 

The  Association  transacts  Guarantee  business  alone,  unconnected  with  risks  of  any  other  descrip- 
tion whatever. 

I'orms  of  Proposal  for  Gunrantee,  and  every  riecessary  information,  may  he  had  on  application 
to  the  Manacjer  at  the  Head  Office  in  Edinburgh,  or  to  any  of  the  Agents  of  the  Association. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY.  XXV 


THE  SCOTTISH 


ESTABLISHED   1825. 


INCORPORATED   BY  ACT  OF   PARLIAIVIENT. 


HEAD  OFriCE,  ABERDEEN. 

Office  in  Edinburgh— 65  PRINCES  STREET. 
Office  in  Glasgow— 111  ST  VINCENT  STREET. 
Office  in  London— 20  CANNON  STREET,  CITY. 
Office  in  Dublin— 34-b  COLLEGE  GREEN. 
Office  in  Montreal— PLACE  D'ARMES. 


ffiUmburglj  ISoarii  at  ©I'rectars. 

Professor  James  Y.  Simpson,  of  Edinburgh  University,  F.R.C.P.,  CJiairman. 

J.  S.  Johnston,  Esq.,  S.S.C.  I  David  Rhind,  Esq.,  Architect. 

William  Leckie,  Esq.,  Banker.  |  John  Richardson,  Esq.,  W.S. 

Consulting  Physician — James  Dunsmure,  Esq.,  M.D.,  53  Queen  Sti-eet. 

Resident  Secretary — Andrew  Robeitson. 

Bankers— TR^  ROYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 


LBFE    DEPARTIVIENT. 

THE  Policies,  now  in  course  of  being  issued  by  this  Company,  are  free  from  all  unnecessar}'-  restrio 
tions,  and  secm-e  every  advantage  derivable  from  the  system  of  Life  Assurance. 
The  Premiums  are  strictly  moderate. 

The  Participation  Scheme  was  begun  in  1840,  and  the  oldest  Policies  for  £1000 
in  connexion  with  it  becoming  Claims  after  payment  of  the  Premiums  falling  due 
in  the  current  financial  year,  are  increased  to  £1359,  8s. ;  those  for  larger  or 
smaller  sums  being  proportionately  augmented.  Bonus  Additions  may  be  sur- 
rendered for  their  value  in  cash,  or  an  equivalent  reduction  of  future  Premiums, 
the  Assured  having  their  choice  in  all  cases. 

It  is  provided  by  the  Company's  Act  of  Incorporation,  that  Investiji:ations  sliall  take  place  at 
intervals  not  exceeding  Five  Years,  and  intermediate  Bonuses  are  allowed  when  Participating  Policies, 
in  force  at  one  Division  of  Profits,  become  Claims  before  another — an  arrangement  which  secures  for 
such  cases  advantages  similar  to  those  claimed  for  Annual  Investigations. 

The  business  in  this  department  has  been  greatly  extended  within  the  last  few  years. 

Prospectuses,  with  every  information,  may  be  had  on  application. 

FIRE    DEPARTIVlEiSiT. 

All  Losses,  so  soon  as  satisfactorily  ascertained,  are  liberally  and  promptly 
settled. 

Losses  arising  from  explosion  of  gas  are  paid  by  this  Company. 
Common,  Hazardous,  and  Doubly  Hazardous  Eisks,  are  undertaken  at  the 
usual  rates  of  Is.  6d.,  2s.  6d.,  and  4s.  6d.  per  cent,  respectively.    Special  Insur- 
ances at  increased  rates. 

CHARLES  F.  GRIFFITH,  Manager. 
ALEX.  STABLES,  Jua.,  Secretary. 


ANDREW  ROBERTSON,  Resident  Secretary,  65  Princes  Street. 


XXVI 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


GUARDIAN  ASSURANCE  COMPANY, 

FOR  INSURANCE  AGAINST  FIRE,  AND  ON  LIVES  AND  SURVIVORSHIPS, 

No.  11  LOMBARD  STREET,  LONDON. 

(SatuMe^za  IBeczvxbzt  \82\,  antj  (!5mpotoEr£t(  Bg  ^ct  at  ^arlfamnxt  in  1850. 
Subscribed  Capital,  TWO  MILLIONS,  of  which  ONE  MILLION  paid  up. 

Birectors. 

Sir  MiNTO  Farquhae,  Bart.,  M.P.,  Chairman. 
Charles  William  Curtis,  Esq.,  Deputy-Chairman. 


F.  H.  Janson,  Esq. 

G.  J.  Shaw  Lefevre,  Esq.,  M.P. 
John  Martin,  Esq. 
Rowland  Mitchell,  Esq. 
James  Morris,  Esq. 
Henry  Norman,  Esq. 
Henry  R.  Reynolds,  Esq. 
Abraham  John  Robaits,  Esq. 

Henry  Vigue,  Esq. 

Secretary — Thomas  Tallemach,  Esq. 


Henry  Hnlse  Bereus,  Esq 
Henry  Bonham-Carter,  Esq. 
Charles  F.  Devas,  Esq. 
Francis  Hart  Dyke,  Esq. 
Sir  Walter  R.  Farquhar,  Bart. 
James  Goodson,  Esq. 
Thomson  Hankey,  Esq.,  M.P. 
John  G.  Hubbard,  Esq.,  M.P. 


Actuary — Samuel  Brown,  Esq. 


Office  in  Edinburgh— No.  119  GEORGE  STREET. 

S(dicitor — James  Hope,  Esq.,  D.K.S.  Medical  Adviser — Professor  Miller. 

Agtnt — James  Wilkie,  E?q.,  C.A. 

LIFE   DEPARTIVIENT. 

THE  GUARDIAN  ASSURANCE  COMPANY  offers  the  following  advantages :— The  ample  secu- 
rity of  a  paid-up  Capital  and  Life  Assurance  Fund,  together  amounting  to  upwards  ol 
j£2,600,000.     The  income  of  the  Life  Branch  is  considerably  above  £200,000  per  annum. 

Four-fifths  of  the  entire  Profits  added  every  Five  Years  to  the  Policies,  or  the  present  values  paid 
over  in  Cash.  The  total  Bonuses  added  at  the  past  Divisions  exceed  £1,058,000.  The  next  Division 
will  be  declared  in  June  1865. 

Loans  granted  on  Policies  to  the  extent  of  their  values. 

Assurances  on  unsound  lives  eff"ected  at  reasonable  extra  rates. 

Endowments  for  Children,  and  all  the  usual  modes  ot  Assurance,  at  moderate  rates  of  preminm.  ' 

No  Entry  Money,  Medical  Fees,  or  Policy  Stamps  charged. 

The  following  Table  shews  the  very  moderate  Premiums  required  for  an  Assurance  of  £100  on* 
Bingle  life  for  the  whole  term  of  life  : — 


Age. 

With 
Profits. 

Without 
Profits. 

Age. 

With 
Profits. 

Without 
Profits. 

Age. 

With 
Profits. 

Without 
Profits. 

20 
25 
80 

£    s.  d. 
2     10 
2     5    4 
2  10    7 

£     B.    d. 

1  13    3 

1  17    4 

2  2    7 

35 
40 
45 

£    s.  d. 

2  IT    0 

3  5    0 
3  14  11 

£    s.  d. 
:J    9    0 

2  17    0 

3  6  11 

50 
55 
60 

£    s.  d. 

4  8    0 

5  4    8 

6  7    2 

£,    s.  d. 
4    0    0 
4  16    S 
6    0    0 

FIRE   DEPARTIVSENT. 

Insurances  effected  on  Property  in  Great  Britain,  including  Merchandise,  Ships  in  Dock,  Rent 
Houses,  and  Farming  Stock. 

Common  Insurances  (with  certain  exceptions).  Is.  6d.  per  cent,  per  anrum. 

Hazardous,  ,,  ,,  2s.  6d.  „ 

Doubly  Hazardous,  ,,  4s.  6d.  ,,  ' 

Mills  and  risks  of  extraordinary  descriptions,  according  to  special  agreement. 
Insurances  for  Seven  Years  are  oiJy  charged  the  Premium  and  Duty  for  Sis.  Yeai's,  the  wh< 
being  paid  at  the  commencement  of  the  Policy. 

Losses  by  Lightning,  and  by  explosion  from  Gas,  allowed. 
Immediate  and  liberal  settlement  of  losses. 

Forms  of  Proposals,  and  every  information,  may  be  had  on  application  at  the  Head  Offices 
Agencies  of  the  Company. 


tin 


INSURANCE  DIEECTORY.  XXV^I 

IMPERIAL  FIRE  AND  LIFE  INSDRANCE  COMPAMY. 

OWiczs  in  SLontJon. 
1  OLD  BROAD  STREET,  Am)  16  PALL  MALL. 


Thos.  G.  Barclay,  Esq 
James  C.  C.  Bell,  Esq. 
Charles  Cave,  Esq. 
Edward  Henry  Chapman,  Esq 
George  Wm.  Cottam,  Esq. 
George  Henry  Cutler,  Esq. 
Henry  Davidson,  Esq. 


Thomas  Newman  Hunt,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
James  Gordon  Mordoch,  Esq.,  Depuny-Chainnan 


George  Field,  Esq. 
George  Hibbert,  Esq. 
Samuel  Hibbert,  Esq. 
Frederick  Pattison,  Esq. 
W.  R.  Robinson,  Esq. 
Martin  T.  Smith,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Newman  Smith,  Esq. 


Paul  Butler,  Esq. ;  Charles  Marryat,  Esq. ;  G.  J.  Graystone  Eeid,  Esq. 


FIRE   DEPARTMENT. 


INSTITUTED    I803. 

Sttliscri&Eti  antJ  EnbcstBti  €:a|JitaI,  3E,.l,60O,OOO, 
m  ADDITION  TO  A  LARGE  AND  WEALTHY  PROPRIETABT. 


AGENTS   FOR   EDINBURGH. 

DAVID  SCOTT,  C.A.,  4-A  NORTH  ST  DAVID  STREET. 

Messrs  MURRAY  &  LOGAN,  W.S.,  lil  GEORGE  STREET. 

AGENTS   FOR   LEITH. 
J.  B.  TOD  &  SON,  WINE  MERCHANTS,  72  CONSTITUTION  STREET,  LEITH. 


PROPERTY  of  every  description  Insured  throughout  Great  Britain,  Ireland,  and  in  Foreign  Conn- 
tries  against  Loss  or  Damage  by  Fire. 

All  Losses  promptly  and  liberally  settled.  Losses  by  Lightning  and  Explosions  from  Gas  allowed. 
Insurances  for  Seven  Years  charged  for  Six  only. 
No  Charge  for  Tkansfeus  fboji  other  Offices. 


LIFE   DEPARTMENT. 

INSTITUTED    1830. 


AGENTS   FOR   EDINBURGH. 

DAVID  SCOTT,  C.A.,  4-A  NORTH  ST  DAVID  STREET. 

Messrs  MURRAY  &  LOGAN,  W.S.,  Ul  GEORGE  STREET. 

AGENTS   FOR   LEITH. 

J.  B.  TOD  &  SON,  WINE  MERCHANTS,  72  CONSTITUTION  STREET,  LEITH. 

PHYSICIAN    FOR   SCOTLAND. 

ROBERT  BOWES  MALCOLM,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.E.,  andF.R.S.E.,  126  GEORGE  STREET. 


The  distinguishing  feature  of  this  Company  is  perfect  security. 
The  amount  insured  from  tlie  commencement  exceeds  £70,250,000. 
The  amount  of  Policies  issued  i;7,200,000. 
The  amount  of  Claims  paid,  including  bonus,  £2,080,000. 
The  Proprietors'  Capital  is  £7.'i0,000. 

The  Fund  accumulated  from  Premiums  exceeds  10  years  of  the  premium  income,  and  84  per 
cent,  on  the  insurances  in  force. 

EDWARD  HENRY  CHAPMAN,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
MARTIN  TUCKER  SMITH,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Deputij-Chairman. 
SAMUEL  INGALL,  Actuary. 


J[XVIII  INSURANCE  DIRECTOEY. 


THE  CORPOEATION  OF 

THE  SCOTTISH  PROVIDENT  INSTITUTION, 

No.  6  ST  ANDEEW  SQUARE,  EDINBUEGH. 


©ircttor^. 


Robert  Hunter,  Esq,,   Advocate,   Sheriff  of 

Dumbarton  and  Bute. 
Charles  Lawson,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Seedsman. 
Pavid  M'Laren,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
John  Parker,  Esq.,  Inland  Revenue. 
David  Cousin,  Esq.,  City  Architect. 
"William  Nelson,  Esq.,  Publisher. 
John  Auld,  Esq.,  W.S. 


James  Stirling,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer. 
James  Melvin,  Esq.,  Bonnington,  Ratho. 
Edmund  Baxter,  Esq.,  W.S. 
James  Cathcart,  Esq.,  Wine  Merchant,  Leith. 
Thomas  Stevenson,  Esq.,  Civil  Engineer. 
John  Hunter,  Esq.,  Auditor  of  Court. 
Adam  Gifford,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
Archibald  Kerr,  Esq.,  Ravelston  House. 


Auditors. 

Wm.  Brand,  Esq.,  W.S.,  Secretary,  Union  Bank. 

J.  F.  T.  Marrable,  Esq.,  Account.,  Gen.  Post-Office. — Wm.  Henderson,  Esq.,  Brit.  Lmen  Co.'a  Bank. 

Medical  Officer — James  Duncan,  M.D.,  12  Heriot  Row. 

Solicitor — Charles  Morton,  Esq.,  W.S. 


^1 


rriHE  ADVANTAGES  -which,  as  compared  with  other  Offices,  this  Society  offers  are — 

A  greatly  larger  original  Assurance  for  the  same  Premium,  and  eventually 
to  good  lives  as  large  additions  as  where  the  ordinary  high  rate  of  Premium  is 
charged. 

For  the  same  yearly  sum,  as  large  an  Assurance  may  generally  be  secured /ro7?z  the  first  as  can 
be  looked  for  elsewhere  after  many  years'  accumulation  of  Bonuses.  Thus,  a  Policy  for  £1200  or 
JE1250  may  be  had  for  the  Premium  usually  charged  to  assure  £1000  only. 

In  addition  to  this  immediate  Advantage, 
The  WHOLE  PROFITS  are  secured  to  the  Policy-holders  themselves,  and  are  divided  on  a  system 
at  once  safe,  equitable,  and  peculiarly  favourable  to  good  lives. 

Instead  of  being  given  among  all  Policies  indiscriminately — including  those  which  have  sub- 
sisted only  a  few  years,  and  on  which  there  may  eventually  be  a  loss  to  the  common  fund — they  are 
reserved  for  those  members  who  alone  can  have  made  surplus  payments ;  in  other  words,  for  tliose 
whose  Premiums,  with  accumulated  interest  at  four  per  cent.,  amount  to  the  sums  in  their  Policies. 
In  this  way  Policies  originally  lor  £1000  have  akeady  been  increased  to  £1300,  £1500,  and  even 
to  £1700. 

The  Institution  has  taken  a  leading  part  in  freeing  Policies  from  elements  of  doubt  as  to  their 
absolute  validity.  Resolutions  were  adopted  at  the  General  Meeting  in  1849  by  which,  among  otlier 
relaxations,  it  is  declared  that  "  there  shall  ie  no  forfeiture  unless  the  averments  "  in  the  original 
proposal  "  be  fraudulent  as  well  as  untrue.''^    The  Institution  has  never  disputed  a  Claim. 

Above  13,000  Policies  have  been  issued  for  six  millions.  The  subsisting  Assurances  are  about 
four  and  a  half  millions.  The  Accumulated  Fund,  arising  entirely  from  Premiums,  is  £940,000,  the 
whole  of  which  is  invested  in  imexceptionable  securities  in  this  country. 


Examples  of  Annual  Premium  to  Assure  £100  at  Death. 


Age— 25 

30 

35 

40 

45 

50 

£1  18  0 

£2  16 

£2  6  10 

£2  14  9 

£3  5  9 

£4  17 

Copies  of  the  Annual  Reports  of  the  Society,  Tables  of  Premium,  and  every  information, 
may  be  had  on  application. 

Edinburgh,  May  1864.  JAMES  WATSON,  Manager. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTOET. 


XXIX 


INSTITUTED    1821. 


OFFICE. 
95  GEORGE  STREET,  EDINBURGH: 


(3obtxnat. 

HIS  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  HAMILTON  AND  BRANDON. 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Rosebert,  K.T. 
His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Atholl,  K.T, 
The  Right  Hon.  Viscount  Strathallan. 

3S0artJ  of  WxzztaxQ, 


xieorge  Cunningham,  Esq.  of  Newton, 
C.E.,  21  Castle  Street. 

James  R.  D3'mock,  Esq.,  Merchant,  30 
Buccleuch  Place. 

John  Nairae  Forman,  Esq.,  W.S.,  8 
Heriot  Row. 

William  Kennedy,  Esq.,  W.S.,  59  Nor- 
thumberland Street. 

Manager— Alexander  Calder. 


Charles  Macgibbon,  Esq.,  Architect,  7 
East  Claremont  Street. 

Robert  Paul,  Esq.,  Banker,  2  Brunts- 
field  Place. 

John  Riddle  Stodart,  Esq.,  "W.S.,  2 
Druramond  Place. 

Charles  Trotter,  Esq.  of  Woodhill,  Blair- 
gowrie, Perthshire. 

Bankers — The  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 


FIRE  INSURANCE. 

THE  Directors  beg  to  call  the  attention  of  those  who  are  not  insured  to  the  very  small  Annual 
Charge  at  which  this  Security  can  be  obtained. 
This  Company  has  been  established  for  neai'ly  Forty  Years,  and  is  prepared  to  offer  the  greatest 
facilities  in  connexion  with  Fire  Insurance. 

The  Policy-holders  of  the  Company  enjoy  the  following  important  advantages: — 

Complete  Security.  Moderate  Rates  of  Premium. 

Prompt  Settlement  of  Losses.    Losses  by  Lightning  made  Good. 

Losses  by  Explosion  of  Gas  within  the  Building  Insured  are  Paid, 

Insurances  for  Seven  Years  charged  for  Six  Years  only.  ' 

£^  information  afforded  at  the  Head  Office  or  Agencies  of  the  Company. 

By  order  of  the  Board, 

A.  CALDER,  Manager. 


AGENTS  FOE  LEITH— 
MESSRS  JOHN  WARRACK  &  CO.,  30-B  Constitution  Street. 
MR  ADAM  WHITE  SPENCE,  45  Quality  Street 
MR  WALTER  G.  PATTISON,  35  Bernard  Street. 
MR  JOHN  LIYINGSTON,  31  Constitution  Street. 


XXX  INSUEANCE  DIRECTORY. 


UF£  ASSOCIATION  OF  SCOTLAND. 


FOUNDED  1838. 


EDIHBUEGH— 82  PRINCES  STREET, 

GLASGOW— 2  VICTORIA  PLACE,  WEST  EEGENT  STREET. 

LONDON— 20  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  CITY. 

DITBLIN— 40  DAME  STREET. 


Chairman— Sir  ARCH.  HOPE  of  Craighall  and  Pinkie,  Bart, 
Chairman  at  London— Six  WILLIAM  DUNBAE  of  Mochram,  Bart.,  M.P. 


The  PROPOSALS  for  NEW  ASSURANCES  received  during  the  24th 

year  of  the  Association,  ending  5th  April  1863,  were 1,707  for  £755,417  14    ' 

Of  these  the  NEW  TRANSACTIONS  were 1,357  for    617,104  17 

The  ANNUAL  PREMIUMS  for  these  Transactions  being 19,829    2 

The  Total  ASSURANCES  Transacted  since  the  commencement  of  the 

Institution  have  been 17,475  for  7,724,666  12 

Of  these  there  have  been  Transacted  during  the  last  TEN  YEARS...     11,381  for  5,403,728  11 

The  EXPECTED  MORTALITY  for  the  last  Three  Years,  according  to 

the  Tables,  was 538  for    219,408    0    ' 

While  the  ACTUAL  MORTALITY  among  the  Assured,  during  the 

same  period,  was  only 412  for     164,692    0    i 

The  Total  SUMS  ASSURED  paid  to  the  Representatives  of  Deceased 

Policy-holders  amount  to , 500,981  19    : 

And  the  Total  SUMS  of  Profit  paid  to  the  Policy-holders  in  Cash  during 
their  lives,  by  Reduction  of  their  Premiums  and  otherwise,  amount 
to 203,819  17    i 

The  Total  ANNUAL  INCOME  from  PREMIUMS  on  POLICIES  now 

in  existence  is 144,695  19  1( 

The  RESERVED  and  INVESTED  FUNDS  are  upwards  of 800,000    0    ( 

Assurers  in  this  Office  have  the  Choice  of  two  Schemes.  ||! 

ORIGINAL  SCHEME  (A).— ORDINARY  ASSURANCE,  by  which  the  expense  of  Life  Assurance 
is  reduced  to  the  lowest  scale  consistent  with  security,  the  Profits  being  applied  in  reducing  th( 
Premiums.  The  Policies  are  free  from  many  of  the  usual  restrictions,  and  become  unchallenge' 
able  after  five  years.  A  considerable  portion  of  the  first  six  years'  Premiums  may  remain  un- 
paid.— [See  Prospectus.'] 

NEW  SCHEME  (B).— UNCONDITIONAL  ASSURANCE,  under  which  the  Policies  are  in  effect 
Non-forfeitable  and  Unquestionable.    There  are  no  extra  charges,  and  no  restriction  as  to  resi- 
dence or  occupation.     There  are  also  other  unusual  privileges.     Policies  may  be  efiected  for  sum: 
INCREASING  TO  DOUBLE  THEIR  AMOUNT,  and  a  considerable  portion  of  the  Premiunun 
may  be  left  unpaid. — [See  Prospectus.] 

JOHN  ERASER,  Manager. 
ROBERT  RAINIE,  Secretary. 
Edinburgh,  82  Princes  Street, 
May  1864. 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY.  XXXI 


THE 


Gin  OF  GLASGOW  LIFE  ASSURANCE  GOMPANT. 


ESTABLISHED  IN  1838. 

Eticorporateti  fig  ^ct  of  parliament,  1861. 


EOINBTTBGH    BOABD. 


David  A.  Paterson,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
James  Macandrew,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 
James  Wallace,  Esq.,  Banker,  Leith. 
John  Gillespie,  Esq.,  W.S. 


Alexander  Howe,  Esq.,  W.S. 

F.  L.  Maitland  Heriot,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Sheriff 

of  Forfarshire. 
Stuart  Neilson,  Esq.,  W.S. 


(Secretory— Robert  Balfour,  Esq.  Law  Agents — Messrs  Hunter,  Blair,  &  Cowan,  W.S. 

Medical  Adviser — James  S.  Combe,  M.D. 

Bankers— The  Clydesdale  Bank.* 


Edinburgh No.  21  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

Glasgow. No.  40  ST  VINCENT  PLACE. 

London No.  12  KU!<IG  WILLIAM  STREET,  E.G. 


ATTENTION  is  invited  to  the  favourable  system  by  which  the  Profits  of  the  Company  are  divided 
among  the  Assured. 

Uneesteicted  Libeett  is  granted  from  the  outset,  to  holders  of  ivhole  Life  Policies,  {not  leing 
seafaring  persons,)  and  provided  they  are  not  about  to  reside  in  a  Country  for  which  an  extra 
Premium  is  exigible,  to  pass  by  sea  from  one  part  of  the  World  to  another  without  payment  of 
extra  Premium. 

Unkesteicted  Libeett  is  granted  from,  the  outset,  under  whole  Life  Policies,  on  intimation 
being  made  to  the  Directors,  to  reside  loithout  extra  Premium  in  many  Foreign  Countries. 

Policies  become  indisputable  at  the  end  of  five  years  from  their  date,  (provided  satisfactory 
evidence  of  age  has  been  produced,)  so  that  they  ivill  not  be  vitiated  by  any  error  or  misstatement 
in  the  declaration  of  the  Assured, — the  only  condition  being  that  the  Premium  {and  extra  Premium 
if  exigible)  be  regularly  paid  when  due. 


HAIF  PKEMIUM  SYSTEM,  WITHOUT  DEBT  OE  INTEREST. 

The  special  attention  of  those  who  may  find  it  inconvenient  at  first  to  pay  the  full  Premium,  is 
requested  to  this  Scheme.  Under  it,  Assurances  may  be  efi"ected  at  Half  Rates  for  five  years,  without 
any  debt  being  created,  as  in  the  Half-Credit  System.  It  ofl'ers  peculiar  advantages  to  persons  of 
moderate  but  progressive  incomes. 

EGBERT   BAirOTJR, 

Secretary  at  Edinburgh. 


XXXII 


INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


SGOTTI 


11 


ffigta&lfefjelj  1826,  antr  3Inc0rp0ratet(  6g  act  of  parliament 


GLASGOW,  (Head  Office)— 39  ST  VINCENT  PLACE. 
EDINBURGH— 3  NORTH  ST  DAVID  STREET. 
LOKDOCi— 1  THREADNEEDLE  STREET. 
DXFBLm— 50  LOWER  SACKVILLE  STREET. 
BELFAST— 14  CORPORATION  STREET. 


His  Grace  The  DUKE  OF  ROXBURGHE. 

iJice^PresitJentg. 
His  Grace  The  DUKE  OF  BUCCLEUCH. 
Right  Hon.  The  LORD  JUSTICE-GENERAL. 


THIS  Office,  being  purely  Mutual,  the  whole  Profits  belong  to  the  Assured.     The 
Society  has  endeavoured  to  place  its  Rates  and  Rules  on  the  most  equitable  and  liberal  footing  5 
and  its  aflPairs  are  administered  by  Directors  whose  interests  are  identical  with  those  of  the  Assured. 

Important  Resolutions  have  been  adopted,  relieving  the  Policies  of  many  usual  restrictions ; 
and  the  Assured  are  now  entitled,  after  Five  Years'  continuous  residence  in  this  Country,  to  travel 
and  reside  in  any  part  of  the  World,  without  payment  of  extra  Premium. 

Particular  attention  is  invited  to  the  Special  Pamphlet,  explaining  the  system  of  Minimum 
Premiums  introduced  by  the  Society,  under  which  it  is  believed  that  Assurances  can  be  effected  more 
economically  than  in  other  Offices.    The  following  is  an  extract  from  the  Table  of  Annual  Rates  : — 

Table  AC — Minimum  Premiums  for  Assurance  of  £100. 


Age. 

20 
25 

Premium.       } 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

£18    6 
1  12     0      ' 

30 
35 

£1  16     7 
2    2     2 

40 
45 

£2     9     7 
2  18     8 

50 
55 

£3  10     9 
4    6      4 

Full  Tables  of  Rates,  with  Explanatory  Pamphlets,  and  all  further  information,  may  be  obtained 
at  the  Offices  of  the  Society. 

WILLIAM  SPENS,  Manager. 
JOHN  STOTT,  Secretary. 


A 


Ext 
III 


EDINBUEGH    BOARD. 

Francis  Brown  Douglas,  Esq. 

Alexander  Cuningham,  Esq.,  W.S. 

Peter  Guthrie  Tait,  Esq.,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy 

in  tlie  University  of  Edinburgh. 
Robert  Hill,  Esq  ,  W.S. 
Alexander  John  Napier,  Esq.,  W.S. 

Medical  Adviser — James  Simson,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Agents  and  Secretaries — Messrs  Watson  &  Dickson. 


Tra 


EDINBURGH    OFFICE,    3    NORTH    ST    DAVID    STREET. 


IFSUEANCE  DIRECTORY.  XXXIII 

THE  NORTHERM  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

(Encorporateli  iig  ^ct  of  parliament.) 


ESTABLISHED   1833.     CAPITAL,  TWO  MILLIONS. 

ABEEDEEN— 3  KING  STREET. 
EDINBURGH— 20  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE.        I        GLASGOW— 19  ST  VINCENT  PLACE. 
LONDON— 1  MOORGATE  STREET.  DUNDEE— U  ST  ANDREW'S  PLACE. 


EDINBURGH  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 

George  Graham  Bell,  Esq.,  Advocate,  Chairman. 


William  Beattie,  Esq.,  Biiilder. 
Walter  Duthie,  Esq.,  W.S. 


Thomas  Anderson,  Esq.,  Secretary  of  the 
National  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Arthur  Dingwall,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

Medical  Officer.  Secretary. 

Professor  Miller,  r.R.C.S.E.,  29  Charlotte  Square.  Robert  Christie,  Jun.,  Esq. 


L9FE   ASSURANCE. 

AMONG  the  advantages  offered  by  this  Corporation  are  — 
1.  The  Guarantee  of  an  extensive  and  liiglily  respectable  body  of  Shareholders. 

2.  An  Equitable  Division  of  the  Whole  Profits  among  tiie  Assured  in  the  Participation  Scheme. 

3.  The  probability  afforded  by  a  successful  business  of  a  periodically  increasing  Bonus.     And, 

4.  Policies  Indisputable,  except  on  the  ground  of  fraud. 

Thus  combining  the  leading  features  of  a  Mutual  with  the  stMbility  of  a  Proprietary  Company. 

The  Annual  Revenue  of  the  Company  is  now  upwards  of  £200,000,  and  the  Invested  Funds  are 
upwards  of  £600,000. 

DIVISION  OF  PROFITS. 

The  Company  having,  in  the  year  1861,  completed  the  Fifth  Quinquennial  period  of  its  existence, 
the  Directors,  after  a  careful  investigation  into  the  Life  Department,  resolved  to  recommend,  from  the 
profits  of  the  past  five  years,  a  Bonus,  present  and  prospective,  to  the  Policy-holders  of  the  Partici- 
pating Class,  of  £1,  7s.  6d.  per  cent,  per  annum,  on  all  Policies  current  at  the  31st  of  January  1S61 ; 
and  although  from  the  Report  it  appeared  that  a  considerably  higher  Bonus  might  have  been  declared, 
the  Meeting  resolved  to  adopt  the  recommendation  of  the  Directors,  and  to  carry  forward  the  surplus 
for  appropriation  at  the  next  Declaration  of  Profits. 

REDUCED  RATES  FOR  THE  EAST  AND  WEST  INDIES. 

The  Directors  liave  adopted  a  new  Scale  of  Rates  for  the  East  and  West  Indies  and  China, 
considerably  lower  than  those  charged  by  this  or,  they  believe,  any  other  Company,  but  differing 
from  the  old  system,  in  respect  that  no  reduction  takes  place  on  the  assured  returning  to  Europe  or 
proceeding  to  any  other  part  of  the  world  not  chargeable  with  an  extra  premium. 

According  to  this  method,  the  Assured,  instead  of  being  subjected  to  a  heavy  Extra  Premium 
during  the  years  of  residence  in  the  Tropics,  has  the  option,  by  paying  a  fixed  rate,  of  throwmg  the 
Extra  over  the  whole  currency  of  the  Assurance. 

LIFE  ASSURANCES  without  Profits  effected,  and  ANNUITIES  Sold  on  very 

favourable  terms. 

Liberal  Surrender  Values  allowed,  or  new  Policies  granted  in  lieu  thereof. 

The  Premiums  may  he  'paid  Yearly,  Half -Yearly,  or  Quarterly,  for  a  limited  number  of 
years  only,  or  by  a  Single  Payment.    No  Entry  Money  or  Stamp  Duty  charged, 

FIRE   INSURANCE 

Undertaken  on  similar  terms  with  other  respectable  Offices. 
]^,B. — No  charge  is  made  for  Policy  Stamp  when  the  sum  insured  amounts  to  £200,  or  on 
Transfers  from  other  Offices. 

Reports  of  last  Investigation,  Tables  of  Rates,  and  all  other  information,  may  be  obtained  by 
application  at  the  Head  Offices  or  Agencies. 

WM.  CHALMERS,  General  Manager. 

ROBERT  CHRISTIE,  Juu.,  Secretary  in  Edinburgh. 


XXXIV  INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 

UNITED  KINGDOM 

TEMPERANCE  AND  GENERAL  PROVIDENT  INSTITUTION, 

23  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH. 
^&tBMi&iiz'a  in  X8^0, — Iitcorp0rat£t(  iig  ^ct  of  Parliament, 

FOR  THE 

ASSURANCE  OF  LIVES  THROUGHOUT  SCOTLAND,  ENGLAND,  AND  IRELAND. 

ANNUAL  INCOME,  £155,000. 

HENRY  HARRISON,  Secretary. 

MANCHESTER  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

d^stailis^eti  1824. 

CHIEF  OFFICES— 

98  KING  STREET,  MANCHESTER.  96  CHEAPSIDE,  LONDON. 

23  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH. 

CAPITAL,   ONE    MILLION   STERLING. 

HENRY  HARRISON,  Agent, 

23  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE. 

LONDON  UNION  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

INSTITUTED  1714. 


LIFE  Insurances  effected  at  moderate  rates  of  Premium,  with  entire  exemption  from  the  liability 
of  Partnership. 

The  last  Bonus,  (1862,)  besides  reserving  a  Sum  to  accumulate  towards  the  next  division, 
averaged  from  45  to  88  per  cent.,  between  the  ages  of  25  and  50,  on  the  respective  amounts  of  Pre- 
miums paid. 

Thus,  for  example,  a  Policy  effected  at  the  age  of  25,  for  £1000,  in  1856,  and  upon  which 
Premiums  in  1862  had  been  paid  to  the  amount  of  £159,  16s.  8d.,  had  a  Bonus  declared  of  £140,  or 
only  less  than  £19,  16s.  8d.  of  the  amount  of  the  whole  Premiums  paid. 

Invested  Funds,  £1,066,110.— Annual  Income,  over  £141,000. 

FiEE  Insurances  effected  on  the  usual  Terms. 


AGENTS. 


James   Miller,    S.S.C.,  20    North    Nelson 

Street. 
Robert  Ritchie,  C.E.,  16  Hill  Street. 


D.  G.  Thomson,  Stockbroker,  13  Hanover  St. 
L,  Mackersy,  W.S.,  3  N.  St  David  Street. 
Wm.  Myrtle,  C.A.,  3  Thistle  Court. 


MEDICAL  ADVISER. 
James  Simson,  Esq.,  M.D. 


mSUKANCE  DIKECTORY. 


XXXV 


Building  SocrETiES  give  great  facilities  for  the  acquisition  of  property  in,  its  most  attractive  form 
of  houses  and  lands,  and  of  that  much-coveted  j>rivilege — the  right  of  voting.  A  man  who  has 
risen  by  his  own  industrial  savings  to  be  a  house-owner,  a  landed  proprietor,  and  a  free  and 
independent  elector,  has  more  importance  in  the  co^nmunity  than  the  man  who  has  merely  a 
deposit  in  the  Savings  Banh ;  and  no  man  rises  to  such  a  position  without  at  the  same  time 
rising  in  his  general  character,  and  in  the  respect  of  those  by  whom  he  is  surrounded." — 
Chambees's  Papees  joe  the  People,  No.  87. 


STANDARD  INVESTMENT  SOCIETY. 

(^mpoiu^reti  fig  ^ct  ai  ^Patliammt,  6^7  ^{11  IF.  cap.  32. 

37  GEORGE  IV.  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH. 

BRANCH    OFFICE-TOWN     HALL,     PORTOBELLO. 


THE  special  objects  and  leading  features  of  the  Standard  Investment  Society  may  be  thus 
briefly  described : — 

I.  To  Advance  Money  to  enable  the  Members  to  acquire  Landed  Property,  or  to  Purchase  or 
Erect  Dwelling-Houses  or  Shops,  the  repayment  of  the  Advance  being  made  by  a  series 
of  easy  icstalments,  (monthly,  quarterly,  or  otherwise,)  extending  over  any  term  not  ex- 
ceeding twenty-five  years. 
II.  To  afford  a  ready  and  safe  channel  for  the  Investment  of  Money  at  a  fair  rate  of  interest, 
with  the  power  of  calling  it  up  on  short  notice. 

The  STANDARD  is  the  only  Investment  Society  which  imposes  no  Fines  or  Fees 
of  any  description  on  its  Members. 

The  following  Table  shews  the  Amount  of  Eent  Charge  payable  for  each  £100  advanced,  which 
includes  all  Payments,  both  of  Principal  and  Interest : — 


Period 

OF 

Loan. 

AiraxrAi  Eknt  Chaege. 

Half-Tearly. 

Quarterly.             ' 
1 

Monthly. 

Paid 

Not  Paid 

Paid 

Not  Paid 

Paid 

Not  Paid 

Paid 

in  Advance. 

in  Advance. 

in  Advance. 

in  Advance, 

in  Advance. 

jn  Advance. 

Monthly. 

Tears. 

£     s.     d. 

£    s.     d. 

£    s. 

d. 

£    s. 

d. 

&    s.     d. 

£     s.     d. 

£     s.     d. 

4 

27  12     8 

28  18     0 

13  19 

3 

14    5 

6 

7    1    0 

7     1   10 

2    7    0 

6 

19     6     0 

20     4     0 

9  15 

0 

9  19 

6 

4  IS     6 

4  19     2 

1  12  10 

8 

15     3     6 

15     7     0 

7  13 

2 

7  16 

9 

3  17     5 

3  17  11 

1     5  10 

10 

12  13  10 

13     5    6 

6     8 

4 

6  11 

0 

3     4    9 

3    5     2 

117 

12 

11     1     4 

11  11     2 

5  11 

8 

5  14 

4 

2  16     5 

2  16  10 

0  18  10 

14 

9  18     0 

10     7     0 

5     0 

0 

6     2 

3 

2  10     6 

2  10  11 

0  16  10 

16 

9     0  11 

9     9     0 

4  11 

3 

4  13 

6 

2     6     2 

2     6     5 

0  15     5 

18 

8     7    6 

8  15    7 

4    4 

10 

4    6 

7 

2     2  10 

2     3     1 

0  14     3 

20 

7  17    4 

8     4     6 

3  19 

6 

4     1 

3 

2     0     2 

2    0     5 

0  13     5 

22 

7    9    0 

7  15     9 

3  15 

3 

3  17 

0 

1  17  10 

1  18     0 

0  12     8 

24 

7    2    2 

7    8    7 

3  11 

10 

3  13 

5 

1  16     1 

1  16     3 

0  12     1 

25 

6  19     3 

7    5    6 

3  10 

4 

3  11 

10 

1  15     4 

1  15     6 

0  11  10 

SAVINGS  AND  DEPOSITS. 

The  Directors  have  opened  a  Branch  for  the  Investment  of  SAVINGS  and  DEPOSITS,  in  con- 
nexion with  their  other  operations.  Sums  of  Money,  from  One  Shilling  upwards,  are  received,  with- 
out restriction  as  to  the  amount  deposited  in  any  one  year. 

As  the  Funds  of  the  Society  are  not  invested  in  fluctuating  Government  Stock,  but  in  Heritable 
Securities  only,  which  yield  a  comparatively  high  rate  of  interest,  the  Directors  are  enabled  to  allow 
POUR  PER  CENT,  per  Annum  on  Deposits.  Accounts  may  be  operated  on  in  the  same  manner  as 
in  ordinary  Banks. 

For  Permanent  Investment,  the  Society  issues  FIVE  PER  CENT.  STOCK,  in  Scrip  Notes  of 
One  Pound  each,  the  Interest  on  which  is  payable  Half-yearly  at  the  usual  Term  Days. 

Prospectuses,  Tables  of  Rates,  and  every  information  regarding  the  Society's  operations,  may  be 
obtained  at  the  OfSce  of  the  Solicitors,  62  Frederick  Street,  every  day,  between  the  hours  of  10  and  4  ; 
and  every  evening,  (except  Saturday,)  from  7  to  9,  at  the  Office  of  the  Society,  37  George  IV.  Bridge, 
Edinburgh. 

J.  DUNCAN  SMITH,  Secretary. 

Edinburgh,  1st  May  1864. 


XKXVI  INSURANCE  DIRECTORY. 


SCOTTISH  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COMPANY. 

HEAD  OFFICE— 102  SOUTH  BEIDGE,  EDINBURGH. 
lEITH  BRANCH— 21  BERNAED  STREET. 


Instttutrt,  iFefiruarg  18^9. 
C^nrfllletj  tint)£r  6^7  Mtll.  IF.  cap.  32. 

OBJECTS. 

1st,  To  enable  its  Members  to  become  the  Proprietors  of  Heritable  Property. 
2d,  To  secure  a  Profitable  Return  for  tlie  Investment  of  Money. 


No  Entry  Money. 

No  Premium  or  Commission  on  Advances. 

No  Assessment  for  Expenses  of  Management. 

Office  open  Saily — Saturdays  excepted. 


Charles  Cowan,  Esq.,  Valleyfield. 

Alex.  Ramsay,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Edin- 
burgh Water  Company. 

J.  H.  Stott,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Niddry  Street, 
Edinburgh. 


TRUSTEES. 

Robert  S.  Grieve,  Esq.,  Blacket  Place,  Edinr. 

Geo.  Harrison,  Esq.,  Merchant,  North  Bridge, 
Edinbursfli. 

John  K.  Watson,  Esq.,  Manager  of  the  Edin- 
burgh Gas  Company.  , 


Robert  Paterson,  Esq.,  Architect,  6  Hanover  Street,  President. 

John  Auld,  Esq.,  W.S.,  21  Thistle  Street,  Law  Agent. 

Messrs  Mann  &  Duncan,  S.S.C,  21  Bernard  Street,  Laiv  Agents  in  Leith. 

Geo.  Cousin,  Esq.,  12  Royal  Exchange,  Valuator. 


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  influen- 
tial Company  of  the  kind  in  Scotland.  Since  its  commencement  it  has  made  advances  for  the  pur- 
chase of  property  to  no  less  an  extent  than  £350,000. 

HUGH  CAMERON,  Manager  and  Treasurer. 
GEORGE  STEELE,  Secretary. 
Prospectuses  may  be  obtained  at  the  Company's  Offices,  which  are  open  daily — Saturdays  excepted. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS.  XXXVIl 


GENTLEMEN'S  DRESS. 


CLOTHING. 

PETER  SCOTT  &  CO.  invite  inspection  of  their  extensive  and  unrivalled  Stock  of  ReaDY^ 
Made  Clothing  of  every  description,  wholly  of  their  own  manufacture,  tastefully  made  up  in  the 
most  fashionable  styles,  by  skilled  Workmen,  imder  the  superintendence  of  able  And  ex  perienced 
Cutters. 

Ready -Made  Dress  and  Frock  Coats, 45s.        to  70s.    Or  to  Measure. 

jReac?y-2lfa(ie  Melton  Morning  Coats, 28s.        to  503.  „ 

i?ea6?z/-ilia(ie  Venetian  Morning  Coats, 35s.        to  60s.  ,, 

jRearfy-ilfacfe  Tweed  Shooting  Coats,  21s.        to  45s.  ,, 

Ready-Made  Overcoats, 21s.        to  55s.  ,, 

An  Immense  Variety. 

Ready-Made  Cloth  and  Silk  Dress  Vests, 10s.        to  25s,  ,, 

Ready-Made  Tweed  and  Melton  Vests, 7s.  6d.  to  13s.  6d.         ,, 

Ready-Made  Black  Dress  Trousers, 19s.  6d.  to  28s.  ,, 

Ready-Made  Tweed  and  Doeskin  Trousers, 15s.        to  25s.  ,, 

YOUTHS'  AND  BOYS'  CLOTHING, 
all  Sizes  and  Qualities. 


SHIRTS. 

PETER  SCOTT  &  CO.  also  invite  particular  attention  to  the  Superior  Qualities  of  their  ShietS, 
foi'  which  they  have  so  long  been  Celebrated,  and  the  Stock  of  which  comprises  several  Dozens  in  every 
Size  and  Quality,  ready  for  immediate  use. 

The  leading  characteristics  of  these  Goods  are  their  Fit,  Style,  Durability,  and  Cheapness. 

Range  of  Prices. 
4s.  Cd.,  5s.,  5s.  9d.,  6s.  6d.,  7s.  6d.,  and  8s.  6d. 

Evening  Dress  Shirts, 6s.  6d.  to21s.  Od. 

Beautiful  neio  Designs. 

Coloured  Flannel  Shirts, 5s.  6d.  to  12s.  6d. 

Select  Patterns. 

Fancy  Regatta  Shirts, 4s.  Od.  to  .  5s.  9d. 

in  Great  Variety. 

Linen  Collars,  in  all  the  New  Shapes, Os.  6d.  to  Is.  Od. 

WHITE  AND  COLOURED  SHIRTS  FOR  YOUTHS  AND  BOYS, 
all  Sizes  and  Qualities. 


HOSIERY. 

PETER  SCOTT  &  CO.  beg  to  intimate  that  in  this  Department  will  be  found  the  most  Exten- 
sive and  Best-assorted  Stock  in  the  Trade  of  Gentlemen's  Undershirts,  Drawers,  Hose  and 
Half-Hose  in  every  variety  of  Texture,  and  suitable  for  all  Climates,  most  advantageously  secured 
at  prices  much  below  the  current  rates. 

Lambswool  Undershirts  and  Drawers, 4s.  6d.  to  7s.  6d. 

Merino  Undershirts  and  Drawers, Is.  9d.  to  6s.  6d. 

Gauze  Merino  Undershirts  and  Drawers, ;ls.  9d.  to  5s.  6d. 

Cotton  Undershirts  and  Drawers, 2s.  6d.  to  5s.  6d. 

Spun  Silk  Undershirts  and  Drawers, 5s.  6d.  to  8s.  6d. 

Hose  and  Half- Hose  in  all  the  above  fabrics,... Os.  9d.  to  2s.  6d. 

YOUTHS'  AND  BOYS'  UNDERCLOTHING, 

all  Sizes  and  Qualities. 

Hats,  Gloves,  Braces,  Ties,  Scarfs,  Pocket  Handkerchiefs,  of  every  description,  &c. 

LIVERIES.    OUTFITS  TO  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  WORLD.    LADIES'  RIDING  HABITS. 

PULPIT  AND  BAR  GOWNS,  CASSOCKS. 

Cash  Prices,  No  Discount. 

%*  Price  Lists  and  Directions  for  Measurements  sent  Free  on  Application. 


CLOTHIERS,  OUTFITTERS,  AND  SHIRTMAKERS, 

9  SOUTH  BKIDGE. 

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MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. XXXIX 

BELFRA6E  &   SHEARER, 

HOSIERS,  AND   READY-MADE  LINEN  WAREHOUSEMEN, 
INDIA  AND  CHINA  OUTFITTERS, 

80  GEORGE  STEEET,  EDINBUEGH. 


OUTFIT  DEPAETMENT. 

OUTFITS  of  the  best  Qualities  for  MILITARY  and  NAVAL  OFFICERS, 

CADETS  and  CIVILIANS, 

A  T  STRICTL  T  MOD  ERA  TE  PRICES. 


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SHIRT  DEPARTMENT. 

The  greatest  care  in  fitting, — the  very  superior  manner  in  which  the  Shirts  are  made,  and 
the  excellence  of  the  Materials  used,  cannot  fail  to  give  the  greatest  satisfaction. 

FRENCH    SHIRTINGS 

in  all  the  New  Coloui's  and  Patterns  for  the  present  Season. 

COLOURED    FLANNEL   SHIRTS. 

In  every  case  the  Material  thoroughly  shrunk  before  making  up,  and  by  a  new  and  important 
improvement  in  the  making  of  these  shirts,  any  after-shrinking  ia  remedied. 


HOSIERY. 

Silk,  Cotton,  Merino,  and  Lamb's  Wool  Underclothing,  from  the  first  Manufactui-ers  in 
England  and  Scotland.  The  "Indian  Gauze"  Merino  Jackets  and  Drawers.  The 
"  Balbriggan  "  Cotton  Drawers  and  Socks,  so  celebrated  for  their  hght  texture  and  dura- 
bility.   French  Cashmere  Socks,  a  New  Mateiial,  and  especially  soft  for  tender  feet. 


OAMBRIG  HANDKERCHIEFS,  PLAIN  AND  COLOURED  BORDER. 

SILK   SCARFS   IN  NEWEST  SHADES 

SATIN,  FELT,  AND  TWEED  HATS. 

UMBRELLAS,    RUGS. 

DRESSING  GOWNS,  DRESSING  JACKETS,  and  TROUSERS. 
An  immense  variety  of  Coloured  Flannel  Shirts  and  Knickerbocker  Hose. 


BELFEAGE  k  SHEAEER, 

80    GEORGE    STREET. 


XL  MlSCHtLANEOUS  ADVERl'lSEMENa^S. 


BOLTON  &  CO., 

SHIP-GHANDLEBS, 

OIL,  PAINT,  AND  COLOUE  MEEOHANTS, 


15,  16,  &  17  COMMEECIAL  PLACE, 
(Sign  of  the  Anchor^ 

[OPPOSITE  TIE  DOCK  GATES, 

L  E  I T  H. 


PAINTS   AND   C0L0US8. 

White  Lead  Paint,  White  Zinc  Paint,  Black  Paint,  Yellow  Paint,  Stone-Colour  Paint,  Green 
Paint,  Umber  Paint,  Red  Paint,  Blue  Paint,  Brown  Paint,  Patent  Dryer,  Chrome  Yellow, 
Venetian  Red,  Red  Lead,  Vermilion,  Ultra-Marine  Blue. 


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OILS  AND  VARNISHES. 


Paint  Oils. — Raw  and  Boiled.  Lamp  Oils. — Whale,  Pale  Seal,  Colza,  Parraffin,  Rectified 
and  Common  Naphtha.  Engine  Oils. — Sperm  and  Lard  ;  Pine  and  Black  Varnish,  Turpen- 
tine and  Copal  Varnishes,  Spirits  of  Turpentine  and  Mineral  Turpentine. 


HOUSE  BRUSHES,  Ic. 


Hair  Brooms,  Hearth  Brooms,  Carpet  Whisks,  Bannister  Brushes,  Scotch  and  English 
Hand  Scrubbing  Brushes,  Whiting  and  Paint  Brushes,  Bass  Brooms,  Heath  and  Birch 
Brooms,  Coloured  and  White  Mops,  Door  Mats,  Black  Lead,  Superior  Furniture  Polish,  &o. 


FLAGS  AND  BUNTINGS. 

Ensigns,  Union  Jacks,  Marryat's  Signals,  Commercial  Code  Signals  always  on  hand,  audi 
all  kinds  of  Fancy  Flags  made  to  order  on  the  shortest  notice.  Red,  White,  Blue,  and; 
Yellow  Buntings. 


ROOFING   AND   SHEATHING   FELTS. 


Done  in  all  its  Branches,  and  executed  in  a  careful  manner,  at  moderate  prices  ;  and  always 
a  large  Stock  of  Paper-Hanginga  on  hand.  -^xt 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XLI 


on.  m  COD-LIVER  OE 


MADE    AGREEABLE. 


HER 

MAJESTY'S 


ROYAL 

LETTERS 

PATENT. 


OIL    HONEY! 


TRULY  PLEASANT  TO  THE  TASTE. 

The  safest  and  mildest  of  Purgative  Medicines,  and  the  only  form  in 
which  Castor  Oil  can  be  taken  without  its  taste  being  felt. 

Castor  Oil  as  a  mild  and  effective  pi;rgative  has  no  equal,  but  its  disagreeable  greasy  taste 
has  p^reatly  circumscribed  its  more  general  use ;  every  attempt  made  even  by  the  most  eminent 
Cliemists,  to  render  it  either  tasteless  or  agreeable,  -without  impairing  its  strength  and  usefulness, 
has  hitherto  been  unsuccessful— but  this  great  desideratum  in  Pharmacy  has  at  length  been  attained 
by  Furley's  Patent  Process. 

CASTOR  OIL  now  appears  in  the  form  of  'HONEY,'  and  entirely  free  from  all  nauseoos 
properties-  Adults  who  never  could  take  Castor  Oil,  find  not  the  slightest  difficulty  in  using  the 
'  Castor  Oil  Honey,'  and  Children  are  actually  as  fond  of  it  as  of  Preserves. 

DOSE:— The  same  as  Castor  Oil. 
Sold  in  Jars  at  6d.,  Is.,  2s.  6d.,  and  4s.  9d.  each. 


FURLEY'S 
GOD-LIVER     08L     CREAM 

Has  an  AdEEEABLE  ELAVOUE  and  PLEASANT  TASTE. 

This  is  the  only  preparation  of  Cod-Liver  Oil,  in  which  the  disagreeable  smell,  and  the  nauseous, 
oily,  and  fishy  taste  are  entirely  removed,  while  the  pure  medicinal  properties  are  fully  retained. 

Mr  ETJELEY  guarantees  that   in  these  preparations  the   medicinal 
properties  are  not  in  the  least  degree  interfered  with. 


Sold  in  Bottles  at  Is.  and  3s.  6d.,  (eqnal  to  foar  Is.  Bottles,) 
to  be  had  of  all  Cliemists. 


Prepared  by  E.  C.  EUELEY,  Chemist,  Edinburgh, 

39  Eael  Geey  Steeet. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS, 


The  only  Firm  in  Scotland  to  whom  a  Prize  Medal  was  awarded 
at'the  International  Exhibition  of  1862,  "  for  CABINET  EUENITUEE, 
GOOD  DESIGN,  and  GOOD  WOEKMANSHIP." 


RICHARD    WHYTOCK   &   COMPANY, 

CARPET  MANUFACTURERS  TO  HER  MAJESTY ; 
CARPET  WAREHOUSEMEN,  and  IMPORTERS  of  FOREIGN  RUGS  and 

CARPETINGS ; 

CABINET-MAKERS,  UPHOLSTERERS,  and  CHAIRMAKERS ; 

CARVERS   and   GILDERS,    and   DEALERS    in   PLATE-GLASS  MIRRORS; 

IMPORTERS  of  CONTINENTAL  CABINET  GOODS  and 

FANCY  FURNITURE ; 

MAKERS  of  TELESCOPE  DINING-TABLES  and  BUFFETS ;  HALL  and 

LIBRARY  FURNITURE ; 

MANUFACTURERS  of  BEDSTEADS,  BEDDING,  and  CHAMBER 

FURNITURE ; 

DEALERS  in  ENGLISH  CURTAIN  STL^FFS,  and 

IMPORTERS  of  FOREIGN  SILKS,  VELVETS,  TAPESTRIES,  CHINTZES, 

LACE-EMBROIDERED  CURTAINS,  and  other  Fabrics  for  Furnishing ; 

UPHOLSTERY  TRIMMINGS  MANUFACTURERS ; 

GENERAL  HOUSE  FURNISHERS  and  DECORATORS : 

HOUSE  and  PROPERTY  AGENTS ;  and 

FUNERAL  SUPERINTENDENTS. 


Nos.  9  &  11  GEORGE  STREET,  and  ROSE  COURT, 

EDINBURGH. 


Honourably  Mentioned  at  the  International  Exhibition  of  1862,  "  for 
CAEPETING  of  VAEIOUS  DESCRIPTIONS,  EXCELLENCE  of  DESIGN, 
COLOUR,  and  MANUEACTURE." 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


xLiir 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEPOT 


BY  ROYAL 


WATERPROOF, 


LETTERS  PATENT 


•,  ELASTIC  WEB,  ANO  INDIA-RUBBER 
MANUFACTURES. 


The  notice  of  tlie  NOBILITY,  GENTRY,  SPORTSMEN,  EMIGRANTS,  and 
TRAVELLERS,  is  specially  directed  to  a  Large  Assortment,  always  on  hand,  of  the 
f oUowina;  :— 


WATERPROOF  MANUFACTURES,  in 
Coats,   Capes,  Paletots,  Hoods,  and 

Leggings. 
Hats,  Caps,  Gloves,  for  Hunting,  Shooting,  &c. 
Fishing  and  "Wading  Boots,  Stockings  and 

Trousers. 
Arm-Gussets,  Gaiters,  Garters,  and  Sponge 

Bags. 
Nm'sery  Bed  and  Crib  Sheeting. 
Nursing  Aprons  and  Bibs. 
Dress  and  Bonnet  Preservers, 
Railway  Wrappers.    Carriage  and  Gig  Aprons. 
Spirit  Flasks  and  Drinking  Cups. 
Fish  and  Game  Bags. 
Cart,  "Waggon,  Van,  and  Tent  Covers. 
Hydrostatic  Beds,  Baths,  Cloths,  &c. 
Waterproof  Creeds  made  to  order. 

ELASTIC  MANUFACTURES,  including 
Bandages  of  all  sorts  for  Varicose  Veins, 
Swellings,  Weakness,  &c.,  for  all  parts  of  the 
body,  as  Stockings,  Leggings,  Anklets,  Knee 
Caps,  Thigh  Pieces,  and  Bandages,  of  Silk, 
Thread,  or  Cotton. 

Riding,  Walking,  and  Abdominal  Belts. 
Apron  Bands,  Bracelets,  Pages,  Wristlets. 
Garters,  Braces,  and  Brace-ends. 
Page- Web,  Gusseting  and  Sandaling, 
Elastic  Goods  made  to  order. 


AIRPROOF  MANUFACTURES,  in  Beds, 
with  Pillows  attached  for  Invahds' 
Neck  Pillows.  Square,  Oblong,  and  Circular 
Pillows.    Cushions,  Square,  Circular,  French, 

and  Travelling. 
Baths,  Portable  Shower,  Sponging  and  Foot. 
Life  Preservers  or  Swimming.  Belts — an  in- 
dispensable ARTICLE  IN  GOINO  TO  SEA. 
Bed-Chairs,  Boats,  Truss  Pads,  Pessaries,  &c. 
Inflating  Bellows,  Round  and  Oblong. 
Jar  Covers  for  Pickles,  Preserves,  and  other 

Liquids. 
Jar  and  Bottle  Stoppers,  Plain  and  Mounted. 
Airproof  Goods  made  to  order. 

yULCANIZED  RUBBER  MANUFAC- 
TURES, in  Chest  Expanders.  Elastic 
Door  Springs.  Teats  for  Nursing  Bottles, 
with  Breast  Shield,  Finger  Stalls.  Corn  and 
Bunion  Protectors. 
Infants'    Coral    and    Gum    Rings.      Breast 

Bottles. 
Sponge  Bags,  Purses,  and  Tobacco  Pouches. 
Trouser  and  Gaiter  Straj)S.    Cricket  and  Foot 

Balls. 
Enemas  and  Injection  Bottles,  for  the  Ear, 

Clyster,  &c.    Urinals  for  both  Sexes. 
Door  Mats.    Scrubbing  Brushes. 
Baby  Jumper  Straps. 

India  Kubter  Goods  made  to  order. 


INDIA  RUBBER  VULCANIZED,  m  Sheeting,  Washers,  Packing,  Tubing,  Suction, 
Delivery,  and  Watering  Hose,  to  which  the  notice  of  Railway  Companies,  Brewers, 
Distillers,  Paper-Makers,  Engineers,  Machinists,  Gardeners,  Gas-Fitters,  Amateurs,  Divers, 
&c.,  is  particularly  directed.  Ladies',  Gentlemen's,  and  Children's  Half  Boots,  Overshoes, 
and  Goloshes.  Horse  Stockings,  Knee  Caps,  Brush  and  Ring  Boots,  Dogs'  and  Sheep 
Boots,  &c. 

(|S=  Waterproof  Garments  of  Every  Description^  in  Coats,  Capes,  Overalls,  ^c,  made  to  Order. 

and  Repairs  of  Garments,  Overshoes,  Sfc,  done. 
CAUTION.— In  consequence  of  numerous  IMITATIONS  and  COUNTERFEITS,  many 
Garments  are  now  offered  as  WATERPROOF,  which  are  unworthy  of  the  name     All 
Goods  sold  at  this  EstabHshment  ARE  WARRANTED. 

THORNTON  &  CO,,  Proprietors,  78  Princes  Street, 

EDINBUEGH. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WIXLIAM  OALDEE, 

SAIL  MAKER, 

8iIL-GL0TH  AND  PATENT  CORDAGE  STORE, 

22  COMMERCIAL  PLACE,  LEITH ; 


ALSO, 


MILITARY,  EMIGRANT,  AND  BELL  TENT-MAKER. 


®!l£klla[l[& 


EXTRA  LONG  ELAX  CANVAS. 
Bleaclied  Canvas, 
Boiled         Do. 
Brown         Bo. 
Tarpanling  Do. 
Ducks,  Sacking,  and  Sacks. 
Cork  Fenders. 
Hammocks,  &c. 


[ 


CORDAGE  BOLT-ROPES. 

Hawsers,  Warps,  WMte  Ropes, 
Manilla  Eope,  Hamber-lines. 
Log-lines,  Fishing-lines, 
Marline  House-lines. 
Composition  and  Iron  Thimbles. 
Palms,  ITeedles,  Sail-Hooks. 
Marlinespikes,  Fids,  &c. 


I 


W.  C.  begs  to  call  the  attention  of  Emigrants  to  the  above. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVEUTISEMEKTS. 


XLV 


WILLIAM  BAIN  &  COMPANY, 

Cugmeers  anU  Contractors, 

MANUFACTURERS    OF   ALL    KINDS    OF    IRON    FENCING 

FOE  AGEICULTURAL  PUEPOSES,  AND  EOE  OENAMENTAL  GROUNDS, 

INCLUDING 

IMPROVED,  CHEAP,  AND   STRONG   STRAINED   FENCES, 

WITH  NEW  PATTERN  STANDARDS,  &c. 

CONTINUOUS  £AE  FENCES,  IRON  HURDLES, 

Iron  Gates  of  all  kinds,  as  Entrance  Gates,  Carriage  Gates,  Field  and  Railway 

Gates,  &c. 

RABBIT  NETTING.    JET  VARNISH.    STABLE  FITTINGS. 
IRON  ROOFS,  BRIDGES,  CONSERVATORIES. 

NEW  SELF-WINDING  RATCHET  STRAINING  PILLARS  &  WIRE  STRAND  FOR  FENCES. 


THEY  ALSO  SUPPLY 

The  Double  Stranded  Hand  Twist  Wire  Netting,  as  originally  invented  by  them 

in  1859. 
Continuous  Iron  Bar  and  Iron  Hurdle  Fencing,  a  specimen  of  which  latter— of  their 

manufacture — can  be  seen  erected  at  Holyrood  Park. 
Wire  Fencing  Tools. 
Wire  Fencing  Staples. 

Iron  and  Wire  Fences  with  Iron  Foundations,  requiring  no  stone  for  fixing. 
Enamelled  Iron  Fittings  for  Stables — as  furnished  by  them  for  Holyrood  Palace  Stables 

last  year. 
Cast  Iron  Rickstand  Pillars. 
Iron  Articles  for  Architectural  Ornamentation,  wrought  after  the  manner  of  Mediaeval 

Works  of  Art— as  for  the  Tower  surmounting  the  Residence  of  the  Sisters  of  Mercy, 

Lauriston  Gardens. 
Simultaneous  Acting  Level  Crossing  Gates  for  Railways. 
Plant  Cases,  with  Ornamental  Iron  and  Wire  Work  Flower  Stands,  so  arranged  that  the 

admission  and  exclusion  of  beneficial  and  noxious  air  are  insured. 
Light  Iron  and  Wire  Work  Barrows,  for  the  removal  of  mown  grass  from  lawns — New 

Invention. 
Best  Prepared  Black  Varnish,  and  other  Paints, 

&c.  &c.  &c. 

Every  description  of  Iron  and  Wire  Work  made  to  Order. 

DRAWINGS,   ESTIMATES,   AND   EVERY  INFORMATION  FURNISHED. 


LOCHBIN  lEON  AND  WIEE  WOUES, 
EDINBURGH. 


XLVI  MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS, 

THE  SAINT  ANDREW  HOTEL, 

14  SAINT  ANDREW  STREET, 

IS  UNEQUALLED  IN  THE  CITY  FOR 

SITUATION,  COMFORT,  AND  MODERATE  CHARGES. 
Plain  Breakfast  or  Tea,  Is. ;  Bed,  Is.  6d. ;  Servants,  9d. 

DUNCAN  M'LAREN,  Proprietor. 

THE  BEST  DINNERS  IN  EDINBURGH 

ARE  TO  BE  HAD  AT 

''the  city  dining:  rooms/' 

14  SAINT  ANDREW  STREET. 

THREE  COURSES  FOR  ONE  SHILLING, 

CONSISTING  OF 

SOUP  or  FISH,  JOINT,  and  SWEETS. 

DUNCAN  M'LAREN,  Proprietor. 


UUifliTlJjtivliiJu   ImflJrljtiililulj  UUi 

114  HIGH  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

Nearly  opposite  the  head  of  North  Bridge  and  Lord  Cockburn  Street,  in  the 
immediate  vicinity  of  the  Hailway  Termini, 

HAS  Extensive,  Elegant,  and  Comfortable  Accommodation  for  Travellers.  Tourists 
will  find  Good  and  Cheap  Refreshments  at  the  above  Hotel,  where  Breakfasts, 
Luncheons,  Soups,  Fish,  Joints,  Chops,  Steaks,  Tea,  Coffee,  Sherbet,  Raspberry,  &c.,  are 
served  with  the  utmost  despatch,  and  at  the  lowest  possible  charge. 

James  Buchanan,  while  returning  his  most  sincere  thanks  to  his  numerous  supporters, 
is  happy  to  state  that  he  has  added  to  the  above  Establishment  a  large  number  of 

FIRST-CLASS  BEDROOMS,  AND  SEVERAL  SITTIIfG-ROOIS. 

He  has  also  greatly  improved  and  extended  his  Culinary  Accommodation.  These 
changes,  together  with  Hot,  Cold,  and  Shower  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. 

Free  use  of  excellent  Reading-Room,  Commercial  Room,  and  Private  Parlours. 
BEDS  at  One  Shilling,  or  at  One  Shilling  and  Sixpence. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


XLVII 


FIRST  EDINBUEGH  COOKIIfGr«DEPOT, 

DICKSON'S  CLOSE,  118  HIGH  STREET. 
OPEN  FROM  SEVEN  MORNING  TILL  SIX  EVENING. 


BREAKFAST,  from  Nine  till  Tea,  consisting  of 

A  Bowl  of  Porridge,  Bowl  of  Milk,  Cup  of  Coffee  or  Tea,  and  a  Slice  of  Bread  and 

Butter,  3d. 

DINNER,  from  One  till  Four,  consisting|of 

Broth  or  Soup,  Bread,  Meat,  Potatoes,  and  Plum,  Rice,  or  Maccaroni  Pudding,  4|d. 
Cu'p  of  Coffee  or  Tea,  Olass  of  Sherbet  or  Raspberry,  ^c.  SfC,  all  at  Id.  each. 

EVERY  ARTICLE  OF  THE  BEST  aUALITY,  AND  ALWAYS  READY. 

.JOHN  JACKSON,  Manager. 


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PHILOSOPHICAL  &  PHOTOGRAPHIC  INSTRUMENT 
MAKERS  AND  CHEMISTS, 

Take  the  liberty  of  intimating  that  they  have  a  very  Extensive  Assortment  of 


AiR-PuMPS  &  Pneumatic  Apparatus. 

Electrical  Machines  &  Apparatus. 

Galvanic  Batteries  of  All  Arrangements, 
viz.:  —  for  Chemical  Decompositions, 
Medical  Purposes,  and  Engineering 
Operations — including  Daniel's,  Smee's, 
Bunsen's,  Callan's,  &c. 

Electro-Magnetic  and  Magnetic  Appara- 
tus. 

Electric  Telegraph  Apparatus. 

Electrotype  Apparatus. 

Mathematical  and  Drawing  Instruments. 

Zoological  Requisites  and  Dredging  Nets. 

Beams  and  Weights,  from  3s.  to  the  finest 
used  in  Chemical  Analysis. 

Geological  Bags,  Hammers,  and  Chisels. 

Entomological  Apparatus. 

Medical  Instruments — Dissecting  Cases. 

Urinometers,  single  and  in  cases. 


Botanical  Apparatus. 

Microscopes  and  Microscopic  Objects  in 

great  variety. 
Medical  Galvanic  Machines,  various. 
Chemical  Substances,  the  commonest  as 

well  as  the  rarest. 
AJl  the  Pure  Chemical  Tests. 

TOXICOLOGICAL  TESTING  CaSES. 

Urinary  Testing  Cases. 
Mineral  Testing  Cases. 
Portable  Chemical  Cabinets. 
Chemical  Apparatus,  an  immense  variety. 
Cabinets  of  Minerals. 
Photographic  Apparatus  and  Chemicals. 
Gazogenes  for  making  Soda  Water,  &c. 
Dr  Husband's  Vaccine  Matter  Tubes. 
Taxidermist's  Instruments. 
Barometers,  Thermometers,  Hydrometees, 
OhjOmeters,  Alkalimeters,  &c. 


Price  Lists  on  Application, 


KEMP  &  CO.  may  state  that  their  Workshop  being  on  the  Premises,  gives  them  great 
facilities  in  promptly  Manufacturing  and  Repairing  all  kinds  of  Philosophical  Instruments. 

Philosophical  Establishment, 

11,  12,  AND  13  INFIRMARY  STREET,  EDINBURGH 


XL  VIII 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


^Mp^l^silj^  f  itI|0|rH^]|it  (^slaMi^lmtnt. 


SCHENGK  &  MAGFABLANE, 

19  ST  JAMES'  SQUAEE,  EDINBUEGH, 

Having  an  efficient  Staff  of 

riRST  CLASS  ARTISTS  AND  PRINTERS, 

ARE  PREPARED  TO  EXECUTE 

EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF  ARTISTIC  AND  COMMERCIAL  WORK, 

WITH 

TASTE,  ACCURACY,  AND  DESPATCH. 


PLANS  OF  ESTATES,  CHARTS,  &c.,  EXPEDITIOUSLY  AND  CAREFULLY 

EXECUTED. 


LIDDELL  &  COMPANY, 

Wholesale  Manufacturers  I 

I 

Optical  Instruments,  Spirit  Levels,  &c. " 


LIDDELL'S 

ENORAVING  AND  LITHOaRAPHIC 
OFFICE, 

35  SOUTH  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH. 

Undertakers  supplied  witli  Ribbon  Cards, 

Blank  Cards,  and  Letters. 


DEALERS  SUPPLIED  IN  TOWN  AND  COUNTRY 
ON   MODERATE  TERMS. 


Ill  Cases  of  Necessity,  Medicines  may  be  had  at  any  hour  of  the  Night,  at 

GLINGAN  &  MORTIMER'S, 

GHESI^ISTS  AND  DROOOISTS, 

132  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

As  the  Senior  Partner  sleeps  on  the  Premises. 

JOHN   SMITH   &  SON, 
COAL  MEECHANTS, 

46  LOTHIAN  ROAD. 
DEPOT,  CALEDONIAN  RAILWAY. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS.  .  XLIX 


C 


I.   H'EEITIE. 


Head  Office, 

HAYMABKET. 

Branch  Offices, 
7  SOUTH  ST  DAVID  STREET, 

AND 

LOCHRm  CANAL  BASIN,  EDINBURGH; 

AND 

JUNCTION  BRIDGE  WHARF,  LEITH. 
ESTABLISHED   1831. 


THOMAS   DIXON    &    SON, 

SCOTCH  AND  ENGLISH  COAL  fflEECHANTS, 

57  ST  LEONARD'S  STEEET. 


All  kinds  of  Canal  and  Eailway  Coal,  fresh  from  the  Pits. 
Attention  given  to  all  Orders  addressed  to  their  Office,  as  above. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ESTABLISHED  1784. 


COAL   AND   COKE 
MEECHAMTS, 

AGENTS, 

BY  DIRECT  APPOINTMENT, 

FOR  LESSEES  OF  UNDERNOTED  FIRST-CLASS  PITS, 

HASWELL  WALLSEND,  SUNDEELAND  ; 

CUTTLEHILL  &HALBEATH,FIFESHIBE; 

ALLANTON  VERTUE,  WISHAW  5 

BALQUHATSTONE,  FALKIRK. 

DEPOT  OFFICES- 

LEITH  WALK,  HAYMAREET, 

SCOTLAND  STREET, 
TRINITY,  AND  ST  LEONARD'S  ; 

But  FOR  GREATER  CONVENIENCE  TO  CUSTOMERS, 

ORDER  OFFICES 

ARE  NOW  AT 

39-A  QUEEN  STREET,  and 
9  WEST  NEWINGTON. 

QUALITY,  QUANTITY  PUNCTUAUTY. 


ALL  CHARGES  FOE  CARTAGE  AND 

DELIVERY  ARE  INCLUDED  IN 

THE  ACCOUNTS. 


GOAL. 


:ii ,. 


BENHAR  Household,  Jewel,  and  Hand- 
picked,  Earl  op  Zetland's  Jewel,  , 
Balquhatstone,  Blackband,  Allanton,  Ver- 
TUE,  Duke  of  Bucoleuch's,  Marquis  op 
Lothian's  Drummore,  and  Newcastle  Wall- 
send  Coal,  carefully  selected  and  delivered 
at  the  current  prices. 

Apply  to 

CHARLES  BROWN,  ColUery  Agent, 

75  &  77  St  Leonard  Street, 
AiJiD  3  Hatmarket. 


B 


130  PRINCES  STREET, 

and  3  CALEDONIAN  RAILWAY  DEPOTJ 


BRIGHT-BURMlNG  Coals  of  Clyde  Basin 
— Shieldmuir,  Merryton,  Belhaven. 
Scotch.    Caking    Coals  —  Blackband,    Bal- 

QUHATSON,  Zetland,  Monkland. 
Richest  English  Caking  Coal — from  Wall- 
send,  Newcastle. 

Porterage  paid  when  pi'eferred. 


BEST  FIREWOOD  SOTPLIED. 


SLOAN  &  SON, 

COAL  MERCHANTS  &  CONTRACTORS, 
49  Broughton  Street,  &  67  Castle  Street* 

Continue  to  receive  Fresh  Supplies  of 
SCOTCH  and  ENGLISH  COAL. 


I 


***  Spring  Vans  and  Suitable  Carts  for 
Removals  in  Town  or  Country,  by  the  Hourj 
or  Job. 

FINEST  FIFESHIBE  GOAL, 

From    the   WELLWOOD    and    LASSODIEJ 
COLLIERIES,  DUNFERMLINE.  '| 

Offices,  Railway  Station,  Scotland  Street; 
and  Trinity, 

AND 

English,  Wallsend,  and  FifesMre  Coal 
Depot,  Old  Bridge  End,  Leith. 

Apply  as  usual  to 

JAMES  SWORD, 
Sole  Agent  for  these  Coals 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTSo 


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DALKEITH  GOAL. 


DALKEITH  COLLIERY  OFFICE, 
ST  LEONARD'S. 


■pEGULAR  SUPPLIES  (fresh  from  the 
Xv  Pits  every  day)  of  the  following  well- 
known  Coals : — 

Best  Jewel  Coal. 

Smeaton  Jewel  Coal, 

Coronation  Coal, 

Household  Coal. 
Orders  addressed  to  George  Baigrie,  Pro- 
'prietor's  Agent,  at  the  above  Oftice,  punctually 
attented  to. 

House — 9  Paekside  Street. 


TRANENT  €OAL. 


North  British  Eailway  Station,  North 
Bridge,  Edinburgh. 


A  REGULAR  SUPPLY  of  the  ubove  strong- 
heating,  useful  Coal  can  be  had  or  de- 
livered in  any  part  of  Edinburgh. 

Orders  sent  to  John  Kinlat,  No.  1  Coal 
Ofl&ce,  below  the  North  Bridge,  or  to  13 
Arthur  Street,  will  naeet  with  prompt  atten- 
tion. 

EciNBURGtH,  May  1864. 


COAL  and  LIME. 


WILLIAM  PETERS  can  supply  Scotch 
and  English  COAL  fresh  from  the  Pits 
at  Market  Prices. 

Lime  from  Lord  "Wemyss's  celebrated  Hare- 
law  Quarries  arrives  daily ;  the  Advertiser 
being  sole  Agent  for  Edinburgh  and  Leitb. 

Oppice— 6  UNION  PLACE. 
Depot,  N.  B.  Railway  Station,  North  Bridge. 

EGBERT  RITCHIE, 

16  HILL  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

A  GENT  for  A.  M.  Perkins  of  London,  the 
JjL  Inventor  and  Patentee  of  the  weU- 
known  Hot-Water  Apparatus  for  Heating 
and  Ventilating  Churches,  Mansions,  and 
other  Buildings,  as  formerly,  Erects  large 
Pipe  Apparatus  for  Warming  Conserva- 
tories and  other  suitable  places,  and  Manu- 
factures his  Improved  Warm- Air,  Stoyes  for 
Houses,  HaiiLs,  Churches,  &c. 


MONEY  LOAN  OFFICE, 

39  SOUTH  BRIDGE, 

east  side, 
{Fint  Entry  South  of  the  Rails.) 


THE  EDINBURGH  LOAN  COMPANY 
advances  MONEY  on  SILVER  PLATE, 
PIECE  GOODS,  WATCHES,  JEWELLERY, 
BOOKS,  and  the  usual  sorts  of  Movable 
Property,  on  liberal  terms. 

Private  Apartments  for  confidential  busi- 
ness. 

A  great  variety  of  valuable  Unredeemed 
Goods  for  Sale,  Cheap. 

JAMES  CAMPBELL, 
Managing  Partner. 


Observe— 39  SOUTH  BRIDGE. 


THE  SOUTH  BRIDGE  FAWUBEOKING 


Instituted  1812, 
35  South  Bridge,  and  55  Niddry  Street, 

John  Prittt,  Manager, 

A  DVANCES  MONEY,  in  LARGE  or 
il  SMALL  SUMS,  on  Silver  Plate, 
Gold  and  Silver  Watches,  Jewellery, 
Books,  Pictures,  Bed  and  Table  Linen, 
Apparel,  &c. 

%*  Private  Consulting  Rooms. 

The  SALE-ROOMS  in  connexion  contain  a 
large  and  valuable  assortment  of  Unredeemed 
Goods,  which  are  selling  at  prices  to  cover 
advances. 


Edinburgh  Co-operative 
Building  Company,  (Limited.) 

OmcE— 46  COCKBURN  STREET. 
Yard— REID  TERRACE,  STOCKBRIDGE. 


JAMES  COLVILLE,  Manager. 

OFFICE  Open  every  Monday  Evening  from 
7  to  9  P.M.  for  the  Disposal  of  Shares. 
All  kinds  of  House  Jobbing  done  by  Ex- 
perienced Workmen,  and  on  the  most  reason- 
,  able  Terms, 

I  Orders  addressed  to  the  Manager,  and  sent 
j  to  either  of  the  above  Addresses,  will  naeet 
1  with  prompt  attention. 


Lii 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTlSEMEifTS, 


EQUITABLE 

LOAN  COMPANY  OF  SCOTLAND, 

No.  4  MILN'S  SQUAEE. 

Entrances — 42  North  Bridge,  and 
173  High  Street, 


Capital  £76,000.— Instituted  1824. 

Geo.  Eussell,  Manager,  and  sole  Acting 
Partner. 


THIS  COMPANY  advances  Money  on  Loan 
upon  Silver  Plate,  Watches,  Jewels,  Soft 
and  Piece  Goods,  Apparel,  Books,  and  every 
description  of  Movable  Property,  on  Liberal 
Terms. 

Private  Eooms  for  Persons  wishing  to  trans- 
act business  with  the  Manager  only. 

N.B. — The  Sale-Eooms,  for  disposal  of  their 
Unredeemed  Goods  by  Private  Bargain,  are 
No.  1  Hunter  Square,  (one  stair  up.) 


THISTLE  &  ROSE  YEARLY  SOCIETY. 

Certified  in  terms  of  tTie  Act  1'8  &  \^  Vict., 

cap.  63,  sec.  11. 

Members,       Instituted  Income, 

1100.  1848.  ^3500. 


SICK  BENEFIT  —  Twenty-six  weeks  at 
Five  Shilhngs,  and  Three  Shilhngs  there- 
after. 

FUNEEAL  BENEFITS— Five  Pounds  for 
Single  Members,  and  Four  Pounds  for  Married 
Members  and  Two  Pounds  for  Consorts. 

Eespectable  healthy  persons,  from  fourteen 
to  forty  years  of  age,  are  invited  to  become 
Members. 

Office— 29-A  COCKBUEN  STREET. 

A.  &  J.  M'NAB, 

SILK,  WOOL,  AND  COTTON  DYERS,  CLEANERS, 

AND 

FAMILY  LINEN  BLEACHERS  TO  THE  QUEEN, 
EDINBURGH. 


^    -rrrr..  5  39-A  QUEEN  STEEET, 
Offices,  j  g  -west  NEWINGTON. 

Works,  Inglis  Green,  Slateford. 

Their  Vans  are  sent  Daily  to  all  parts  of 
the  City,  to  Eeceive  and  Deliver  Goods. 


FRENCH   GLEANING   AND   DYEING 
ESTABLISHMENTS.  j 

H.  WORTHAM, 

1  QUEEN  STEEET,  and 
60  LONDON  STEEET,  EDINBUEGH, 

SILK  AND  WOOLLEN   DYER. 

Silks,  Satins,  and  Velvets,  Cleaned  or  Dyed. 

Damasks,  Moreens,  Table-Covers,  Carpets, 

&c..  Cleaned, 

India  and  British  Shawls  Cleaned. 
Kid  Gloves  Cleaned,  free  from  smell. 

Mourning  Dyed  every  Week. 

Parcels  forwarded  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom. 


Every  Description  of  Lace  Cleaned,  Mended, 
Transferred,  and  elegantly  arranged  into  arti- 
cles of  the  Present  Fashion,  by 

MADAME  WORTHAM, 

Lace  Mender  and  Cleaner  to  Her  Majisty 
and  the  Court. 

CLEAR-SiARCHiNa  in  all  its  Branches, 

Parcels  safely  sent  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom.. 


MESSRS  P.  $c  R.  HAY, 

SUE  DTEBS,  SCOUSEES,  &c., 

"pESPECTFULLY  intimate,  that,  for  the 
JLV  convenience  of  their  Customers  and  the 
Public,  they  have  opened  the  Shop 

No.  5  South  St  David  Street, 

where  Goods  will  be  received  and  given  outfc 
in  connexion  with  their  long-established  and  i 
well-known  Premises  at 

No.  1  Heriot  Buildings,  Leitli  Walk. 


Printers'  Joiner,  Brass-Rule  Maker, 

Dealer  in  Printing  Materials,  and 

Licensed  Appraiser, 

Supplies  PEINTING  MATEEIALS  of  ever; 
description,  on  the  most  Moderate  Terms. 


22  AND  28  NIDDRY  STREET, 

EDINBUEGH. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LIII 


DRAWING.  PAINTING,  &  PERSPECTIVE. 


MR  WALTER  FERGUSON  (of- the  High 
School,  the  Edinburgh  Academy,  .&c.) 
receives  Pupils  (both  Ladies  and  Gentlemen) 
at  36  George  Street,  on  Mondays,  Wed- 
nesdays, and  Fridays,  between  11  a.m.  and 
2  P.M :  on  Saturdays,  between  10  a.m.  and 
12  NOON ;  and  on  the  Evenings  of  Mondays 
and  Thursdays,  between  7  and  9  o'clock. 


Day  and  Boarding  Schools  attended. 


Newspapers  from  London,  by  Express,  Daily. 

H.  ROBINSON, 

PERIODICAL  AND  NEWS-AGENT, 
11  Greenside  Street,  Edinburgh. 


THE  Latest  Editions  of  the  London  News- 
papers forwarded  direct  from  London. 
with  the  greatest  regularity,  to  all  parts  of 
the  Kingdom. 


Agent  for  the  following  Periodicals : — 

London  Journal ;  Reynolds'  Miscellany  ; 
Cassell's  Family  Paper  ;  Chambers'  Journal ; 
Chambers'  Encyclopaedia  ;  Wilson's  Tales  of 
the  Borders  ;  Good  Words  ;  Family  Herald  ; 
Sunday  at  Home ;  Leisure  Hour ;  Home 
Magazine  ;  Christian  Treasury  ;  Family  Trea- 
sury ;  and  all  other  Weekly  and  Monthly 
Periodicals. 


Agent  for  the  following  Newspapers  :— 

Weekly  Herald,  2d. ;  Weekly  Scotsman, 
Id.  ;  Weekly  Review,  Id. ;  Weekly  Budget, 
Id. ;  Punch,  3d.  ;  North  Briton,  Id. ;  Penny 
Newsman  ;  and  all  the  London  Illustrated 
Weekly  Newspapers,  &c. 


Edinburgh  Daily  Newspapers  :— 

Scotsman, Id. ;  Mercury, Id.;  Daily  Courant, 
Id. ;  Daily  Review,  Id. 


To  CoTintry  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. 

Gentlemen  Ordering  and  Remitting  Penny 
Postage  Stamps  for  any  Newspapers  or  Perio- 
dicals, &c.,  will  receive  prompt  attention. 

TERMS  TO  THE  TRADE  VERY  LIBERAL. 


THE  CHEAPEST  BIBLES  IN  THE  KIKGDOM,  AT 

FINLAT'S,  81  SOUTH  BRIDGE. 

BIBLES  FROM  S^d.  EACH. 
TESTAMENTS  FROM  3^d.  EACH. 

Observe  the  No.— 81  South  Bridge. 


At  27  SOUTH  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH.- 


JAMES  R.  HOPE  executes  every  descrip- 
tion of  Commercial  Work  required  by 
Business  Men,  with  Taste  and  Promptitude, 
and  at  the  lowest  current  prices. 

MARRIAGE  and  VISITING  CARDS. 

INTIMATION   NOTES    and   FUNERAL 
LETTERS  Lithographed  on  an  Hour's  Notice. 


P.  MALLOCH  &  SON, 

MAP-MOUNTERS, 

306  LAWNMARKET,  EDINBURGH. 

SURVEYORS',  Engineers',  an  d  Architects' 
Plans,  Drawings,  and  Tracings  ;  Ord- 
nance Maps  and  Insurance  Cards,  carefully 
Mounted  and  Varnished. 

Double  Elephant  and  Imperial  Drawing 
Papers  kept  in  Stock,  Mounted  for  immediate 
use,  in  single  Sheets  and  joined  in  Rolls.  Web 
Paper  Mounted  to  Order. 

2p 


LIV 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CARD. 


GEORGE   ANDERSON, 

PAVEMENT  MERCHANT, 

GROVE  SIDING,  CALEDONIAN  RAILWAY, 

EDINBURGH. 


Glazed  Pipes,  Cans,  Vent-linings. 


Mr  SCOTT'S  SCHOOL, 

14  PICAPY  PUCE. 


I'^HE  object  of  this  School  is  to  afford  to 
the   Children    of  the  Higher  Class   a 
thorough  English  Education. 

The  Young  Ladies'  Department  embraces 
a  Complete  Course  of  Instruction  in  the 
various  Branches  of  an  English  Education, 
including  English  Grammar  and  Literature, 
Elocution,  Composition,  History,  Botany, 
Geology,  Physical  Geography,  Natural  Phi- 
losophy, Writing,  and  Arithmetic,  in  addition 
to  Instrumental  and  Vocal  Music,  French, 
Drawing,  Needlework,  Dancing,  and  Calis- 
thenics. 

Prospectuses  may  Tie  had  at  the  School. 

2rf)irtg=first  Session. 


MR  ADAM'S  SCHOOL, 

17  UNION  STREET. 


FEES. 

Per  Quarter. 

Senior  Class,  with  Drawing  from)      ,n^  „, 

Mr  Brown,      .         .        .         .      ) 
Intermediate  Class,    .         .         .  13s.  6d. 

Junior  Class,  10s.  6d., — with  Writing,  12s.  Od. 
Latin  or  French,        ...  7s.  6d. 

Private    Evening    Classes,  —  any  ) 


hour  or  hour-and-half,  fi-om  5  30 
to  8,       . 
Morning  Class,  from  9  to 


10s.  6d. 


^VTADAME  FRCEBEL,  assisted  by  her 
i-VX  Husband,  has  Select  Classes  for  Young 
Ladies,  gives  Private  Lessons  in  German, 
French,  Mvisic,  and  receives  a  few  Young 
Ladies  as  Parlour  Boarders. 

29  SOUTH  FREDERICK  STREET. 

May  4,  1864. 


THE  CALEDONIAN  PRESS. 

THE  NATIONAL  INSTITUTION  FOR  PROMOTING 

THE  EMPLOYMENT  OF  WOMEN  IN  THE 

ART  OF  PRINTING. 

EstabliEhed  1860. 

31  Hanover  Street. 

President — The  Right  Honourable  the  LoRDi 
Brougham  and  Taux. 

Under  the  immediate  Patronage  of  H.R.H. 
the  late  lamented  Duchess  of  Kent. 

Every  description  of  Printing  executed  at 
the  Institution. 

{Female  Compositors.) 

Books,  Pamphlets. — Appeal  Cases,  B[ouse  off 

Lords. — Session  Work,  Court  of  Session. — 

Catalogues,  Cards,  Bill-Heads,  &c.  &c. 


THE  ROSE,  THE  SHAMROCK,  AND  THE  THISTLE 
MAGAZINE. 

Printed  monthly  at  the  Institution,  price 
One  Shilling. 


MR  A.  MELVILLE  BELL, 

F.E.I.S.,  F.R.S.SA,  &c.; 

Lecturer  on  Elocution 

In  the  Edinburgh  University,  the  New 

College,  &c.  ;  and  ^ 

Public  Rhetorical  Reader,  ! 

Receives  Pupils,  privately,  for  instruction  in 
Reading  and  Delivery  ;  and  for  the  Guaran- 
teed Removal  of  Stammering  and  all  other 
Defects  and  Impediments  of  Speech. 

Address — 13  South  Charlotte  Street. 


DANCING,  DEPORTMENT,  &c. 

MR  G.  JOHNSTONE'S  Academy  Re-openaj 
for  the  Season  early  in  September.        | 
Juvenile  Classes  in  the  Afternoon,  18s, 
per  Quarter. 

Evening  Classes  for  Ladies  and  Gentlemen. 
Private  Classes  for  Ladies  only,  on  Tues- 
days  and   Thursdays;   for  Gentlemen  only, 
same  nights,  at  Nine. 

Any  Fashionable  Dance  taught. — Private 
Schools  attended. 


22  ELDER  STREET. 

First  Main  Door  from  York  Place. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LV 


HOPETOUN  ROOMS, 

72  QUEEN  STREET. 


DANCING   AND    CALISTHENICS. 


MR  and  Mrs  LOWE'S  ACADEMY  is  Open 
annually  from  the  1st  October  till  the 
end  of  June. 

Pdblic  and  Private  Classes  for  Young 
Ladies  and  Gentlemen  Daily. 

Morning  Class  for  Ladies. 

Evening  Class  for  Gentlemen. 

Schools  and  Families  attended  privately. 

Residence — 50-A  Frederick  Street. 


T.  M.  TENNANT, 

HAIR-DRESSER,    PERFUMER, 

©rnam£ntal  f^atr  iJKanufacturer, 

AND 

VENDOR  OF  TOILET  REQUISITES, 
23  N.  W.  CIRCUS  PLACE,  STOCKBRIDGE, 

EDINBURGH. 


Hours  of  Business,  from  8  a.m.  till  9  p.m. 

TERMS  :    CASH    ONLY. 


Bg  Appointment  to  tj^e  ^U££n. 


C.   J.  F.   OLIFIERS, 
Artist  in  Hair  to  the  Trade, 

BEGS  to  intimate  to  his  Customers,  that 
this  Season  he  shall  have  Newer  De- 
signs and  Styles  of  HAIRWORK  ready- 
such  as  Bracelets,  Ear-rings,  Neckletts, 
Crosses,  &c. — never  before  seen  in  this 
Country,  and  which  shall  be  duly  registered, 
so  as  to  avoid  bad  imitations. 

Device  Work  in  all  its  Branches. 

51  New  Buildings,  ) 
North  Bridge.     \ 


NATURE'S  CONDIMENT. 

GENUINE  MUSHROOM  KETCHUP, 

The  Best  and  Purest  Sauce, 

BY  BARRY  &  CO., 

MARKET  HARBRO',  LEICESTERSHIRE, 

Warehouse  :  92  N.  B.  Canongate, 
EDINBURGH. 


JAMES  YOUNG  &  CO., 

{B.,  M.,  <b  Y.,) 

Britannia  Iron  and  Wire  Works, 

27    EAST    CROSSCAUSE-r, 

EDINBURGH. 


TAMES  YOUNG  &  CO.  Manufacture  and 
J  Supply  their  Prize  Double  Stranded 
Wire  Netting  for  Sheep,  Rabbits,  Hares, 
Poultry,  &c. 

Strained  Iron  and  Wire  Fencing,  with  Iron 
Foundations  instead  of  Stone,  and  Wrought 
and  Cast-iron  Straining  Pillars  arranged  to 
iix  into  Screw  Piles,  instead  of  Stone. 

Continuous  Bar  and  Hurdle  Fencing. 

Carriage  and  Entrance  Gates. 

Wrought -Iron  Field  Gates,  arranged  for 
Wood,  Stone,  or  Cast-iron  Pillars. 

Iron  Roofs,  Corrugated  and  Plain. 

Iron  Houses,  &c. 

Iron,  Wood,  and  Glass  Conservatories,  with 
all  the  latest  improvements. 

Railway  Level  Crossing  Gates,  with  Sig- 
nals, &c. 

Enamelled  Iron  Fittings  for  Stables. 

Cast-Iron  Gutters,  &c. 

Corn  Rick  Stands. 

Sheep  Hay-Racks,  with  Oil-Cake  Pans. 

Plain  and  Ornamental  Iron  and  Wirework 
Arbours  and  Arches,  for  Crossing  Garden 
Walks. 

Flower  Stands,  &c. 

Espaliers  for  Training  Fruit  Trees,  &c. 

Garden  Chairs  in  Wood  and  Iron — Orna- 
mental and  Rustic  Patterns. 

Specially  prepared  Fencing  Materials,  in- 
cluding Standards,  Pillars,  Stays,  Wedges, 
Wire,  &c.,  arranged  for  Parties  erecting  their 
own  Fences,  and  supplied  accordingly. 

Green  and  other  Paints  specially  prepared 
for  Wood  and  Iron,  mixed  ready  for  use,  in 
any  quantity. 

Superior  prepared  Jet  Black  Varnish,  for 
Iron  and  Wood,  Is.  8d.  per  Gallon. 

Evei-y  description  of  Iron  and  Wire  Work. 

Drawings,  Estimates,  and  every  Informaiion, 

rURNISHED  BY 

JAMES    YOUNG    &    CO., 
27  East  Crosscausey. 


LVI 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ROBERT  HDIHE  &.  GOMPANY, 

plumbers,  brassfounders, 

and  coppersmiths, 

gas-fitters,  lead  merchants,  lead 

and  tin  pipe  manufacturers, 

23  West  Eegister  Street,  Edinburgh,  and 
101  Constitution  Street,  Leith. 


Gas  Lamps,  Lastres,  Brackets,  Pendants,  Pillars, 
&c.,  of  Hew  and  Elegant  Designs. 


HOUSES  fitted  up  with  GAS  TUB- 
ING. 

CORNICE  and  PICTURE  RODS,  WIN- 
DOW 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  Country 
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 
Houses. 

Orders  for  Repairs  promptly  attended  to,  and 
carefully  executed. 


The  Trade  supplied  with 

ROLLED  LEAD,  SHEET  ZINC, 

LEAD  PIPE,  GAS  and  ZINC  TUBING, 

LUSTRES,  GAS-PITTINGS,  PUMPS,  COCKS, 

WATER-CLOSETS,  and  PLUMBERS' 

AND  GAS-FITTERS'  BRASS-WORK 

GENERALLY. 


NEW  BEDSTEAD  AND  BEDDING  WAREHOUSE, 

No.  8  ST  CUTHBERT'S  GLEBE, 
LOTHIAN  ROAD. 

WILLIAM  VEITCH,  Manufacturer. 

BEST  qualities  of  Iron  Beds  at  the  Lowest 
Prices.  The  Bedding  is  made  up  on 
the  Premises,  of  the  best  Materials,  and  at 
very  moderate  rates. 

Price  Lists  on  application. 


JOHN  lAWRIE, 

Plumber,  Brassfounder,  &  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  Mantle-piece  Brackets. 

Artistic  Bronzed  Lustres  and  Brackets 
for  Dining  Rooms,  &c.,  of  the  Latest  and 
Chastest  designs. 


To  Engineers  and  others. 

Brass  Castings  for  Machinery,  on  Moderate 
Terms. 


All  sizes  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 
Churches,  Halls,  Public  Rooms,  Offices,  Ware- 
rooms,  Lobbies,  &c.,  may  be  seen  in  Working 
Order  at  his  Premises. 

Prompt  Attention  to  all  Orders. 


BULLION  DEALEfi,  REFINER, 
AND  GOLDSMITH. 


Wm.  MORTIMER, 
9  North  Bridge,  Edinburgh. 


FOREIGN  GOLD  AND  SILVER 
MONEYS  EXCHANGED. 


GOLD,  Silver,  Old  Coins,  Epaulettes,  Lace, 
Australian  and  Californian  Gold,  Gilders'  , 
Skewings,  Bookbinders'  Rags,  Photographers'  j' 
Silver-deposit,  &c..  Bought.  } 

Gold  and  Silver  Watches,  Diamonds,  Pearls,  , 
and  Jewels,  Bought  and  Sold,  or  Exchanged. 

Scotch  Pebbles,  Jaspers,  Cairngorms,  Pearls, ; 
Gems,  &c.  ; 

Dentists'  Gold  in  Plate  and  Wire  ;  Platina^  j 
in  Gauze,  Plate,  and  Wire,  always  on  hand.       j 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LVII 


JOHN  KELLY  &. 

Smiths,  Ironmongers, 

Lock  and  Bank-Door  Spring  Makers, 

Hot-Water  Engineers, 

Tinsmiths  and  Gasfitters, 

113  ROSE  STREET. 

{Sign  of  the  Padlock) 

Betwixt  Frederick  Street  and  Castle  Street, 

EDINBURGH, 

MANUFACTURERS  of  Iron  Doors  and 
Safes  with  Picker-proof  Locks,  Gates, 
Railings,  Locks,  &c. ;  and  Smith-work  in  all 
its  Branches.  Also  continue  to  fit  up  their 
"  Hot- water  Apparatus  "  for  heating  Conser- 
vatories, Vineries,  Greenhouses,  Churches, 
Public  Buildings,  &c.  Improved  Iron-opening 
Apparatus  for  Ventilation  of  Horticultural 
Buildings  ;  and  from  thirty  years'  successful 
experience,  have  every  confidence  in  execu- 
ting, on  the  most  improved  principles,  all 
Orders  entrusted  to  them. 

Numerous  references — Work  executed  in 
all  parts  of  the  Country. 

N.B. — Sole  Makers  of  Kelly's  Improved 
Bank-Door  Spring  Hinges  for  Swing  Doors, 
which  may  be  seen  in  operation  in  all  the  prin- 
cipal Banks  and  Public  Offices  in  Edinburgh. 

A  large  and  varied  Stock  of  Register 
Stoves,  Kitchen  Ranges,  Fenders  and  Fire- 
irons,  Tin  and  Japanned  Goods,  Locks,  Nails, 
Hinges,  Furnishing  and  General  Ironmongery. 

All  kinds  of  Jobbing  and  Repairs  done 
with  Despatch  and  Moderate  Charges. 

Mountings  for  "  Watherston's  "  New  Im- 
proved Shop  Shutters  kept  in  Stock. 


JOSEPH  ARBUCKLE, 
RUPTURE    TRUSS    MAKER, 

{Established  1851,) 
31  SOUTH  HANOVER  STREET. 


FOR  the  Superiority  of  the  Trusses  manu- 
factured by  J.  A.  over  the  generality 
made,  and  in  proof  of  the  correct  Anatomical 
Principles  on  which  they  are  constructed  for 
insuring  Comfort  and  Support,  see  the  Lancet 
of  21st  June  1862  on  Trusses;  see  also  the 
Medical  Times  and  Gazette  of  8th  November 
1862. 

A  Copy  of  Mr  Arbuckle's  Communication 
to  the  ROYAL  SOCIETY  of  ARTS  on 
Trusses,  may  be  had  on  Application. 

Surgical  Elastic  Stockings  to  lace  or  draw 
on,  Ladies'  Abdominal  Belts,  &c. 


GEORGE  LA!NG, 

Venetian  Blind  Manufacturer,  Licensed 
House  Agent  and  Appraiser, 

PALMER'S  BUILDINGS,  WEST  NICOLSON 

STREET,  AND  70  POTTEEOW, 

EDINBUEGH. 


T7ENETIAN,  Cloth  Roller,  Wire  Gauze, 
V  and  every  other  Description  of  Window 
Blinds,  (whose  Workmanship  and  Prices  have 
met  the  warm  approval  of  his  Patrons  during 
the  last  twenty-four  years,)  has  always  on 
hand  a  Large  Stock  of  the  very  best  Materials 


Funerator  and  House  Carpenter. 

*^*  Terms  Moderate-. 


JAMES  M'DEBMOTT, 

WHOLESALE  and  RETAIL 

IRON  BEDSTEAD  and  BEDDING 

MANUFACTURER, 

61,  63,  &  65  North  Hanover  Street, 
EDINBURGH. 


Feather  Beds,  Hair  Mattresses,  «fec., 
Purified  by  Steam. 

Upholstery  Jobbing  done  by  Experienced 
Tradesmen,  with  Despatch. 


THE  PATENT  FRICTIONAL  GEARING 


ENGINEERS   AND    MILLWRIGHTS, 

ALLIANCE  FOUNDRY, 

147  EAST  MILTON  STEEET,  GLASGOW. 


BRANCH    OFFICE  — E.    LAIDLAW    &    SON^ 
SIMON  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH, 

MANUFACTURERS  of  Robertson's 
Patent  Wedge  and  Grooved  Fric- 
TiONAL  Gearing,  Steam  Engines,  and  every 
description  of  Engineering  and  Millwright 
Work. 


G.  &  J.  LEGQAT, 

JBbipmafter.ff  to  tbe  Oucen, 
BROWN  SQUARE,  GEO.  IV.  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH. 

Australian  Stock  Whip,  and  Cattle  Tubes 
of  the  most  approved  kinds. 


LVIII 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GEORGE   LAING, 

"Working  Jeweller,  Watclimaker,  and 

Manufacturer  of 
Scottish  PebWe  &  Highland  Ornaments, 

27  NICOLSON  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 


ORDERS  and  Repairs  carefully  attended  to 
and  executed  by  experienced  Workmen 
on  the  Premises.  Watches,  Time -pieces, 
Musical  Boxes,  &c.,  Cleaned  and  Repaired. 
Hair  Plaited  and  Set  to  any  Pattern.  Seal 
and  Silver  Engraving. 

Old  Oold  and  Silver  Bought. 

Country  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 

Established  in  1837. 


J.  E.  VERIMON, 

Manufacturing   Jeweller,  Watchmaker, 
and  Optician, 

54  LEITH  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 


A  Select  Assortment  of 
Jewellery,  Gold  and  Silver  Watches. 


SPECTACLES  AND  EYE-GLASSES, 
Suitable  for  all  Sights. 

Achromatic  and  Compound  Microscopes, 
Telescopes,  Field  and  Opera  Glasses,  Bo- 
tanical Glasses,  Mathematical  Drawing 
Instruments,  Barometers,  Thermometers, 
&c. 


MAGIC  LANTERNS  AND  SLIDES. 

Views  in  Palestine,  Natural  History, 
Astronomy.  Comic  Scenes,  and  Comic 
Changing  Slides.  Chromatropes,  Levers, 
Photographs,  &c. 

SUPERIOR  LARGE  LANTERN,  with 
Slides,  lent  out. 

Exhibitions  of  Dissolving  Views  for 
Private  Parties  and  Schools. 

Lenses  supplied  for  Spectacles. 


GAVIN  YOUNG, 

LAPIDARY, 
LOGIE   MILL  COTTAGE, 

blandfield  row, 

(Near  Canonmills.) 

T)  ESPECTFULLY  intimates,  in  connexion 
XV  with  the  usual  branches  of  the  business, 
that,  by  the  aid  of  Water  Power  and  Improved 
Machinery,  he  is  enabled  to  execute  orders  of 
a  description  otherwise  impossible. 

Pohshed  Specimens  on  Sale,  and  good 
Stones,  for  Ornamental  purposes,  bought  in 
the  rousli. 


RT.  F.  VER] 

SURGEON-DENTIST, 

MAY  be  consulted  upon  all  Branches  of  his 
Profession  from  Ten  to  Seven,  Satur- 
days from  Ten  to  Three. 

TEETH 
Supplied  on  the  most  approved  principles ; 
not  surpassed  in  manner  of  workmanship,  or 
in  moderation  of  charges,  by  any  other  Estab- 
lishment in  the  City. 


Yei 


80  Princes  Streeet,  Edinburgh. 


54  LEITH  STREET, 


HOMEOPATHY. 

Under  tlie  Immediate  Patronage  of  tlie  Homoeo- 
patkic  Faculty. 

POTTAGE'S  HOMEOPATHIC  PHARMACY, 

99  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 
(Opposite  the  Castle.) 

HOMCEOPATHIC  PREPARATIONS  of 
every  description, — namely,  Tinctures, 
Triturations,  Globules,  and  Pilules  sup- 
plied, of  the  Purest  Quality.     Also, 

The  STANDARD  WORKS  on  HOMCEO- 
PATHY,  and  Medicine  Chests  and  Cases, 
with  Globules,  Pilules,  or  Tinctures,  corre- 
sponding to  the  diiferent  domestic  books. 

Observe — Pottage's  Dietetic  Chocolate 
Powder,  or  Homceopathic  Cocoa,  is  the  Pre- 
paration so  highly  recommended  by  the 
Faculty. 

Directions  for  use — Mix   one   teaspoonful 
with  as  much  hot  water  as  will  form  a  paste, 
then  add  boiling  water  to  fill  a  cup.     Cream 
and  sugar  may  be  added  to  please  the  taste. 
Sold  in  Canisters  at  1/6,  3/,  and  4/6  each.     | 
*,*  Please  observe  the  Address,—      I 
99  PRINCES  STREET. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LIX 


LONDON  FLOORCLOTH,  KAMPTULIGON,  AND 
PAPERHANGiNGS  COMPANY, 

MICHAEL  WILSHERE,  of  whom  may 
be   had   Patterns,  Prices,  and  Esti- 
mates. 

Mosaic,  Encaustic,  and  Plain  Tiles,  for 
Halls,  Passages,  Baths,  Conservatories,  &c. 

Table  Cloths,  Leather  Cloths,  Black 
Cloths,  Skin  Rugs,  Coir  Door  Mats  and 
Mattings. 

Removed   from    St   David    Street    to   those 
Larger  Premises,  opposite  Picardy  Place, 

17    GEEENSIDE  PLACE,    17 

TTnder  the  Churcli  Clock. 

The  Largest  Stock  of  the  largest  Cloths  (eight 
yards  wide)  out  of  London. 


JOHN  i'KENZlE, 

COMMERCIAL  AND  HOUSE  AGENT, 
16  South  St  David  Street,  Edinburgh, 

BEGS  to  intimate  that  he  Manages  every 
description  of  Property,  and  Collects 
Rents  by  the  Week,  Month,  Quarter,  or  Half- 
Year.  He  also  Collects  outstanding  Debts 
in  Town  and  Country,  Upwards  of  twenty 
years'  experience  warrants  J.  M'K.  in  saying 
that  all  business  intrusted  to  him  will  be 
attended  to  with  due  promptitude  and  care. 

Terms  on  application. 


MACLAREN'S  HOUSE  AGENCY, 

345   HIGH   STREET, 

{02:>2)osite  St  Giles'  Church.) 


MR  MACLAREN  having  succeeded  to  the 
House  Agency  lately  carried  on  by 
Mr  M'Beath  at  3  Victoria  Street,  is  prepared 
to  Manage  all  kinds  of  House  Property,  and 
Collect  Rents,  Feu-Duties,  &c.  &c. 


Outstanding  Accounts  Collected. 


STREET  &  CODSLAND, 

Auctioneers,  Appraisers,  House  and 

Commission  Agents, 

50  GEORGE  IV.  BRIDGE,  EDINBURGH, 


Sales  and  Appraisements  conducted  in 
Town  and  Country. 

Cash  advanced  on  Goods  consigned  for  Sale. 
Stores  of  great  extent  for  depositing  Goods. 


DALGLEISH  &  EOEREST, 

AUCTIONEERS,  APPRAISERS,  FURNITURE  DEALERS, 
HOUSE  AGENTS,  AND  UNDERTAKERS, 

No.  4  ST  ANDREW  SaUARE, 

EDINBURGH. 


Sales  and  Appraisements  Conducted  in  Town  or 

Country. 

Furniture  Bought,  Sold,  Exchanged,  and  Lent 

on  Hire. 

Eooms  for  Meetings  of  Creditors — Sales 

of  Heritable  Property,  &c.  &c. 

Note.— The  Business  of  DALGLEISH  & 
FORREST  is  now  carried  on  in  the  same 
Premises,  and  under  the  old  Firm,  by  Mr 
MURRAY,  one  of  the  former  Partners,  solely 
on  his  own  account ;  and  he  respectfully 
solicits  the  continued  support  of  his  Friends 
and  the  Public. 


THE  PERCETON 


(adjoining  the  u.  p.  church,) 
LOTHIAN  ROAD. 

DUNCAN  DOOHARD,  Agent, 


THE  attention  of  Builders,  Contractors, 
Farmers,  and  others,  is  respectfully 
directed  to  the  Perceton  Depot,  where  a 
large  and  superior  Assortment  of  Fire-Clay 
Goods  is  kept  in  Stock. 

Glazed  Sewerage  Pipes,  Coping  for  Brick 
Walls,  Balusters,  Flower  Vases  and  Stands, 
Chimney  Cans,  Vent  Linings,  Oncomings  for 
Vents,  Cattle  Troughs,  Horse  Mangers, 
Water  Closets  and  Cisterns,  Gas  Retorts, 
&c. 

The  Perceton  Fire-Clay  is  of  the  finest 
quality,  and  cannot  be  surpassed  for  its  powers 
of  resisting  heat,  being  extensively  used  in 
Glass-house  Furnaces,  and  in  Gasworks. 

The  Sewerage  Pipes  are  first-class,  being 
thoroughly  glazed  and  vitrified. 

Contractor's,  Builders,  and  others,  are  re- 
spectfully invited  to  examine  the  Stock. 

A  List  of  Prices  sent  on  application. 


DUNCAN  DOCHARD, 

PERCETON  FIRE-CLAY  GOODS  DEPOT, 

Head  of  Lothian  Road, 

Edinburgh. 


LX 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


HE  EDINBURGH  CITY  FUNERAL  ESTABLISHMENT. 


WILLIAM    REID    &    SONS, 

68  COCKBTJRN  STREET, 
Branch  and  Workshops,  49  NORTH  COLLEGE  STREET, 

BEG  to  intimate  tkat  the  whole  of  their  arrangements  are  strictly  framed  with  a 
view  to  Economy  and  Respectabihty ;  and  their  various  Styles  and  Charges 
are  such  as  will  meet  the  circumstances  of  all.' 

William  Reid  &  Sons  beg  to  inform  parties  at  a  distance,  that  they  conduct 
Funerals  to  and  from  the  Country — at  so  much  per  mile  extra  to  their  Town  Charges 
— or  to  any  part  of  the  United  Kingdom,  at  the  most  Moderate  Rates. 

Sjjecimens  of  all  Funeral  Requisites  on  view  on  the  Premises. 

Hearses,  Mourning  Ooaclies,  &c.,  all  First-class. 


FUNERAL  ESTABLISHMENT. 

D.  NICHOLSON  &  SON, 

8  HIGH  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 
{Nearly  Opposite  John  Knox's  Church.) 

FUNERALS  conducted  in  Town  or 
Country  on  the  shortest  notice. 
Patterns  in  Oak,  and  Requisites  of  every 
description  always  on  hand.  Hearses 
and  Mourning  Coaches.  Office  open 
Day  and  Night. 

Orders  punctually  attended  to. 


THE 

LEITH  FUNERAL  ESTABLISHMENT. 
R.    CAMILTON. 

THE  whole  of  his  Arrangements  are  framed 
with  a  view  to  Economy  and  Respecta- 
bility.  His  Style  and  Charges  are  unequalled 
in  Leith,  and  are  within  the  reach  of  all.     A 
large  Stock  always  on  hand  to  select  from. 
Funerals  conducted  in  Town  or  Country. 

OPEN   DAY  AND   NIGHT. 

Hearses,  Mourning  Coaches,  &c.,  all  First  Class. 
32  ToLBOOTH  Wtnd,  Leith. 


MESSER'S  NEWHAVEN  FISH  SAUCE. 


THE  Famed  Sauce  for  all  kinds  of  Fish, 
and  will  be  found  more  Suitable  to  most 
palates  than  Essence  of  Anchovy,  Indian 
Soy,  Mushroom  Ketchup,  or  so-called  Fiah' 
Condiments. 

Sole  Makers — Wm.  Messer  and  Co., 
Wholesale  and  Export  Pickle,  Sauce,  and 
Unfermented  Wine  Manufacturers,  and  Malt 
Vinegar  Agents, 

19  South  Niddry  Street,  Edinburgh. 

Unfermented  Wines  and  Cordials  manu- 
factured from  Fruits  only,  and  tested  by  the 
Board  of  Excise,  and  found  free  from  Spirits, 


Mrs  HYND, 

MILLINER  AND  STRAW- HAT  MANUFACTURER. 

No.  1  ELDER  STREET,  EDINBURGH, 

STILL  continues  the   making-up  of  Mil-  • 
LiNERY    and    Straw    Goods,    and    has  i 
choice  and  well-selected  Stock  of  t 


Ribbons,  Flowers,  Cap-Fronts,  Feathers, 

Laces,  and  Sewed  Goods. 

Hosiery,  Gloves,  and  Small  Wares. 

Steel  Gored  and  Net  Skirts. 

Straw  Bonnets  Cleaned,  Dyed,  and  Altered 

into  the  Newest  Shapes. 


MISCELLANEOUS  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


LXl 


OBSERVE!  OBSERVE! 


THE  CLOTHmG  ESTABLISHMENTS, 

25,  81,  &  82  St  Mary's  Wynd. 


TTANTED  to  Purchase,  Cast-off  Wearing 
'V  Apparel  of  every  description,  Naval 
id  Military  Uniforms,  &c. 
Ladies  and  Gentlemen  of  Edinburgh  and 
icinity  are  most  respectfully  informed,  that 
'ge  quantities  of  the  above  are  wanted  for 
)me  sale  and  exportation. 
The  Highest  Price  will  be  decidedly  given 
Cash. 

N.B. — Orders    by   Post    most    punctually 
tended  to. 


Iddress— JAMES  M'lVER,  Clothier, 
25,  81,  &  82  St  Mary's  Wynd, 

Edinburgh, 


SATIN  AND  FELT  HAT 
MANDFACTUBER. 


J.  DEN  NELL, 

PRACTICAL  HATTER, 

13  EAST  REGISTER  STREET, 
5  LEITH  STREET  TERRACE, 

EDINBURGH. 


The  Trade  Supplied  on  Reasonable  Terms. 

Hats  Dressed,  and  Felts  Cleaned  and  Altered 
to  any  Shape. 


U 


ALLANTYNE    &    CO., 

Eato  anD  (General  l^rinter^, 
PAUL'S    WORK,    EDINBURGH. 

Messrs  Ballantyne  dr  Co.  offer  to  PublisR 
ers,  Authors,  Law  Agents^  and  h^surance  Com 
panies,  &c.,  all  the  advaiitages  m  Printim 
which  their  Establishment — the  most  amp  a 
furnished  and  extensive  in  Scotland — commaiidl 
They  are  enabled  to  exec^tte  work  of  the  be. 
description  at  Ha7id-Press  or  Machine,  c 
Machine  Work  of  ordinary  quality,  at  modera\ 
rates  of  charge. 

Their  Fo^mts  of  Type  are  varied  and  extensiv 
— embracing  Ancient,  Modem,  and  Ornamentc. 
Letter,  &c, — affording  an  ample  choice  of  the  be. 
and  newest  material  for  Book- Work,  Lnsuram 
Circ^ilars,  Tables,  &c..  Merchants  Lists  am 
Catalogties ;  and  fro7n  the  size  of  their  Cas 
room^  with  the  number  and  power  of  their  P^^esse: 
they  can  turn  out  an  amoimt  of  work,  ivithin 
limited  period  of  time,  mttch  exceeding  that  of  am 
other  Printhig  Offce  iii  Scotland. 

Estimates  supplied  for  Composing,  Stereotyi, 
ing,  and  Printhig  Books  or  Serials  in  ai^y  sty, 
or  q^tality  of  work,  including  Paper  and  Bindi?^ 
if  reqtiired. 

May  1864. 

It. 


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''^4^If^^^€'] 


FIRE     AND     LIFE. 

CAPITAL:    TWO   MILLIONS   STEELING. 

Accumulated  Funds  in  Hand  Exceed  ^800,000. 

TliXJSTEES- 
JOHN  SHAW  LEIGH,  Esq.,   and  JOHN  NAYLOR,  Esq. 

DIRECTORS. 

Chairman :— CHARLES   TURNES.,    Esq.,    M.P. 
Dep.  Chair.-R.  BROCKLEBANK,  Esq.,  and  EDWARD  JOHNSTON,  Esq. 


T.  D.  ANDERSON,  Esq. 
M.  BELCHER,  Esq. 
GEORGE  BOOKER,  Esq. 
THOMAS  BOUCH,  Esq. 
M.  BOirSFIELD,  Esq. 
DAVID  CANNON,  Esq. 
THOMAS  DOVER,  Esq. 

EDINBURGH:     13, 

JHrMral  Mm. 

H.  D.  LITTLEJOHN,  Esq.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 


JAMES  HOLME,  Esq. 
T.   D.  HORNBY,   Esq. 
G.   H.  HORSFALL,   Esq. 
R.    HOUGHTON,  Esq. 
M.  HYSLOP,  Esq. 
R.  LYON  JONES,  Esq. 
E.  T.  KEARSLEY,  Esq. 

GEOEGE 


J.   LAWRENCE,  Esq. 
D.  MALCOMSON,  Esq. 
W.   J.  MARROW,  Esq. 
F.  MAXWELL,  Esq. 
WILLIAM  SMITH,  Esq. 
JOHN  TORR,  Esq. 
STREET. 
Sankrrs. 

THE  NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 


Inrnninr-Mr.  A.  J.  LAING. 
JAMES    MILLIGAN,    Esq.,    S.S.  C,    Local    Manager. 

GLASGOW:   COMMERCIAL   BANK   BUILDINGS,   GORDON  STREET. 

JHrMral  (!^ffir^r.  )  Sankrrs. 

R.  DUNLOP  TANNAHILL,  Esq.,  M.D.       I     COMMERCIAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

flirnrilDr-WILLIAM  RAMSAY,   Esq. 

THOMAS    FRAME,    Esq.,    Local    Manager. 

PERCY  M.  DOVE,  .'^anagrr  Biii  IrtiiarH. 


Kronhsi-n  &  Cj.,  London,  Manchester,  and  Glasgow. 


■TfTT  is  indispensably  necessmy  that  every  Company,  which  undertakes  to  replace  the  Los*-, 
il  occasioned  by  EIRE,  or  to  provide  by  a  specitic  sum,  or  by  an  a:i:miry,  the  means  of" 
subsistence  to  the  Widow  and  the  Orphan,  should  be  able  to  show  its  undoubted  ability 
to  perform  these  engagements.     As  ample  evidence  of  the  standing  and  position  of  the 
*'  ROYAL  "  Insuranck  Company,  it  may  l^e  stated  that  its 

SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAL  IS  TWO  MILLIGHS  STERLING. 

The  Capital  ACTUALLY  PAID  UP  AJSTD  ACCUMULATED  AuoujfTS  to 

UPWARDS    OF    EIGHT    HUNDRED    THOUSAND    POUNDS. 

It  cannot  be  too  strongly  pressed  on  the  attention  of  the  Assurer  that  Security  is  tlie^ 
First  Desideratum  in  all  Insurance  transactions,  and  that  his  object  is  not  attained 
unless  the  event  or  contingency  against  which  he  wishes  to  guard  is  provided  for,  froia; 
the  moment  he  has  paid  his  Premium,  under  all  possible  circumstances. 

It  is  therefore  manifest  that  the  Capital  of  an  Insurance  Company  should  be  sufficiently 
large  to  meet  all  possible  demands,  and  tliaj;'-its--ajiiount  should  be  distinctly  stated,  in  order' 


tliat  its  entire  sufficiency  to  meet  all  clainas  may  plainly  appear. 

K  E  I'  «>  W  T  .     B  I'^-CT-M -^       A   % 


H 


TO  THE  ANNUAL  MEETING  IN  AUGUST,  1860. 


WE  investigated  the  Company's  affairs,  when  every  document,  every  account,  and 
every  voucher  which  we  deemed  necessary  were  placed  unreservedly  in  our  hands; 
and  every  deed  of  Security,  on  which  property  is  held,  passed  either  through  our  hands 
or  under  our  eyes;  and  after  several  days  of  most  laborious,  careful,  and  attentive 
investigation  of  the  affairs  of  the  Company,  we  declare  that  the  property  repre- 
senting its  Capital  and  Accumulated  Funds  is,  in  our  opinion  and 
judgment,   SOLID,   SUBSTANTIAL  AND  SECURE. 

;^-  .  ::-  :.  .^      u:^  r-~  ,..  _  NT, 

The  rapid  progress  and  position  of  this  branch  of  the  Company's  Business  \vilL 
be  best  shown  by  the  following'  extracts  from  the  Keport  for  the  year  :— 

111  the  year  1849  the  FIRE  RESERVED  FUND  amounted  only  to                             £24,731  12  O- 

Ju  the  Three  following  years  £27,046  3s.  was  added  to  that  amount          .                         27,046  3  0' 

In  the  nest  Three  years  £29,206  12s.  9d.  was  added        29,206  12  9 

And  in  the  past  Four  years  the  sum  added  was            ...         ...         ...         ...    79',158  2  3 


Making  a  Total  now  at  the  Credit  of  that  Account  of 


£160,142    10    O 


THE   TOTAL    FUNDS    IN    HAND   ARE   THEREFORE- 


Hg,.  CAPITAL  PAID  UP 

i(ki  FIRE  RESERVED  FUND 

?:f«.  LIFE  FUND 

>(§!  ANNUITY  FUNDS 

m  ENDOWMENT  FUNDS 


£2B3,065 

...  160,142 

207,061 

...   43,308 

5,285 


O  O 
10  O 
19  O 
13  10- 
16    8 


.6698,863    19    6 


BESIDES   A   CONSIDEKABLE    AMOUNT  TO  PBOFIT   AND   LOSS   KOI  TET  DISPOSED   OF. 


D  ^  P*  A  R  T  MH  f\lT 


The  Company  is  likewise  enabled,  by  similar  references,  to  direct  the  attention 
of  the  Public  to  the  wonderful  progress  of  this  Branch  :— 

THE      PREMIUMS      RECEIVED, 

From  1845  to  1854  amounted  to       ...  ...  ,.,  ...  ...  ..     £105  162    19    2 

From  1855  to  185a       ditto       227,830    13    2 

Showing  the  last  FIVE  years  to  be  more  than  double  the  amount  of  the  TEN  preceding  ones. 

THE      EIFE      FINDS. 

BaJ[ance  in  hand,  1854        ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  £^16,793      1    2 

207.061    19    a 


Ditto      ditto    1859  

Average  Annual  Addition  for  the  first  TEN  years 
Ditto  ditto  for  the  last  FIVE  years 


7,000 
30,000 


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"BOYAL"    lUSUEANCE   COMPANY. 

LIFE    DEPARTMENT  (Continued.) 

LARGE  BONUS  DECLARED  1860,  £2  per  Cent,  per  Annum, 

^t  patBst  ^nuns  m:  rniitinuniisli}  htlmt  iiii  mi\  Cniii|iaiiii. 

The  Bapid  Progress  and  Position  of  this  Branch  will  be  best  shown  by  the  followiug 
statement  of  the  New  Life  Business  effected  for  the 


Year  No.ofPol.       Sum  Assured  New  Premiums. 

1851       277       £115,480     9     O  £3,378    IS     5 

1853      453          178,923   18   10  5,099    19  lO 

1855      498          206,514     3     4  5,909    18     6 


Year  No.ofPol.       Sum  Assured  New  Premiums 

1857  756  329,380  13  O  lO  270  8  C 
1859  1015  434,470  H  10  13,086  8  5 
"VVhilstrorlSeOtheNevvPrems.  excd.   15,000     O     O 


1 

FOR  THE  WHOLE  TEKM 

OF  LIFE-WITH  PROFITS.                    1 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

j;      s.    d. 

4  16     8 

5  10 
5      S    6 
5    10    4 

5  15    5 

6  0  10 
6      6    5 
6    12    4 
6    18    7 

Years. 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

£     s.    d. 
1     16    0 
1     16  10 
1     17     8 
1     18    6 

1  19    4 

2  0    3 
2      12 
2      2    2 
2      3    2 

Years. 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

£      8.    d. 
2      4    2 
2      5    3 
2      6    4 
2      7    6 
2      8    7 
2      9    9 
2     11     0 
2    12    2 
2     13     5 

Years. 

34 

35 

36 

37 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

£      8.    d. 
2     14    9 
2     16     2 
2     17     7 

2  19    1 

3  0    8 
3       2    4 
3       4    1 
3       5  11 
3       7  11 

Years. 

43 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

51 

£      8.    d. 
3     10    0 
3     12    2 
3     14    6 
3     16  11 

3  19    6 

4  2    3 
4      5    2 
4      8    3 
4    12    5  1 

Years. 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

57 

58 

59 

60 

PAYABLE  AT   60,    OR  AT   DEATH— WITHOUT   PROFITS. 

Age. 

Premium,  j 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

44 

45 

46 

47 

48 

49 

50 

Premium. 
6       4    0 

6  12     9 

7  2  10 

7  14     6 

8  8     1 

9  4     1 
10       3     3 

20 

21 

22 

23... 

24 

25 

2      4    4 
2      5    9 
2      7    3 
2      8  10 
2     10    7 
2     12    4 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 

2    14    3 
2     16    2 

2  18    3 

3  0    4 
3      2    8 
3      5     1 

32 

33 

34 

35 

36 

37 

3      7    8 
3     10    5 
3     13     5 

3  16    8 

4  0    2 
4       4     0 

38 

39 

40 

41 

42 

43 

4       8     0 
4    12    7 

4  17    5 

5  3     1 
5       9     3 
5     16     2 

The  following  Statement  will  make  clear  the  Increasing  Value  which  will  attach  to  the 
Life  Policies  of  the  Company  when  in  existence  for  some  Years : 

Policy — Dated  2ud  September,  1845 — Sum  assured £2,000    0  0 

Amount  of  Policy,  with  Bonuses,  at  the  present  moment,  and  subject  to  future  additions  at 

subsequent  valuatious- 2,560    0  0 

Amount  that  would  be  given  for  its  immediate  surrender 5.57  14  5 

Or,  a  PoUcy  would  be  issued  in  Ueu,  without  the  payment  of  any  further  Premiums,  for 1,172    6  0 

The  Total  Premiums  already  paid  being  only 910    0  * 

The  Directors  invite  attention  to  a  few. of  the  Advantages  the  "Royal"  offers 
to  its  Life  Insurers : 


I. — The  Gnarantee  of  an  Ample  Capital, 
and  Exemption  of  the  Assured  from  Liability  of 
Partnership. 

II. — Moderate  Premiums. 
III. — Small  Charge  for  Management. 
IV.— Prompt  Settlement  of  Claims. 


V. — Large  Participation  of  Profits  by  the  Assure( 
amounting  to  TWO-THIEDS  of  their  nett  amouj^t. 
every  Five  Years,  to  Pohcies  then  two  entire  yeai  s 
in  existence. 

VI.— Days  of  Grace  Allowed,  with  iJie 
most  Uberal  interpretation. 


THE  EXTRAORDINARY  SUCCESS  OF  THE  COMPANY, 

AKD    THE 

gerfert  |>ecunti)  its  #reat  gi'Hourre.s  a)ford  to  ^mrn^, 


Have  been  commented  upon  by  most  of  the  leading  Newspapers  both  in   this 
Country  and  abroad.    The  following:  are  Abstracts  of  a  few  of  these  Notices. 

At  the  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Eoyal  Insurance  Company,  to-day,  the  Report  for  1860  stated  that 
Premiums  in  the  Fire  Department  amounted  to  £262,977,  shovring  an  increase  of  £34,ob3  over  the 
preceding  je»x,  and  of  £66«829  over  the  Premiums  for  1858,  being  an  increase  pf  34  per  cent,  in 


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EXTRACTS    FROM    THE    PRESS.      "TIMES"    continued. 

Two  Years.  The  transactions  of  the  year  in  the  Fire  Branch  give  a  Profit  of  £41,067.  In  the  Life 
Department  the  Premiums  for  the  year  on  New  Policies  amounted  to  £15,079,  being  an  increase  of 
£1,993  over  the  former  year. — August  3,  1861. 


BAII.V    JVEWS. 

These  tables  proves  tlie  experience  of  the  "  Royal" 
to  have  been  lii^lil.v  s«lisl"af»oi-y.— Zlec.  28, 1800. 
LEEDS    MERCURY. 

It  will  be  seen  how  very  much  less  the  mortality 
of  the  "  Royal "  has  been  than  the  mortality  for  which 
the  Office  was  prepared— 5ej?^.  8, 1860. 

ABERDEEIV    FREE     PRESS. 

The  Royal  Insurance  Company  was  "  hit"  for  £80,000 
by  the  tire  at  Cotton's  "Wliarf ;  but,  before  a  week 
•\v^»Si  over,  the  money  was  ready  to  be  paid.  Atpg.%,lSiSl. 
ATLiAS. 

Of  the  Reserved  Fund  the  Manager  has  every  reason 
to  be  proiul.as  rt  enables  him  to  make  the  fair  boast  that 
In  three  days  after  the  ovenvhelming  catastroiihe 
adverted  to  (tlie  great  fire  in  London),  the  " Royal "  was 
in  a  position  to  pay,  and  did  pay,  its  claims  on  proenta- 
tiou,  thus  vindicating  its  well-earned  character  for 
|iroiiiptit!!«!e  and  liltcrality  in  loss  settle- 
ment. 'J'lie  value  to  the  general  and  commercial  com- 
munity of  sncli  liononriUtle  and  timely  i>ronip- 
litiifle  as  the  Royal  Insurance  Company  displays  to  us, 
cannot  be  too  strongly  insisted  on.— August  10, 1861. 
BIRiWI.VtwHAM    DAIIiY     POST. 

The  results  of  the  operations  of  the  Company  during 
the  year  1860  must  be  highly  satisfactory  to  the  share- 
holders, and  challenge  the  attention   of  the  general 
public— 4?((7.  .5, 1861. 
Bristol  Mercnry  &  W.  Conntics'  Advertiser. 

The  increase  in  the  new  duty  of  the  Company  last 
year  was  more  than  double  that  of  any  other  Fire 
Office  in  the  Kingdom,  and  equalled  one-third  the  in- 
crease of  all  the  liondon  Offices  put  together,— 
AU!/.  10, 1861. 

BURY    iJUARDIAlV. 

The  rapid  but  regular  increase  in  the  business  of  the 
Royal  insurance  Company,  is  attributable  to  the  energy 
of  its  managers,  and  to  the  sonudness  of  the  prin- 
ciples upon  which  it  is  hased.— Aug.  17, 1861. 
BITRY    TIMES. 

The  Royal  Insurance  Company  is  very  rapidly  be- 
coming one  of  the  most  wealthy  and  influential  estab- 
lishments of  its  kind  in  the  kingdom.— Jit^/.  17, 1861. 
DURHAM    CHROililCUE. 

The  "  Royal "  has  displayed  from  the  first  a  steady, 
onward  development,  wliich  could  only  have  been  secvired 
by  the  confidence  which  the  soundness  of  the  principles 
upon  whic'i  it  is  based  has  established  in  the  puhlic 
mind.  Th^<  progress  is  more  marked  during  what  has 
passed  of  uie  present  year,  than  it  has  been  at  any  pre- 
vious period  in  the  history  of  the  Company  .—^!(o.  23, 1861. 
EDI1\'BUR«H     EVEIVIIVCi    IVE\VS. 

The  Royal  Insurance  Company  has  in  someessential 
respects  distanced  all  coinpefitors.— .<lMfi'.l0,l801. 
GLASGOW  EXAMinriElR. 
.  If  further  proof  is  needed  of  the  extraordinary 
resources  of  this  Company,  we  may  state  that  it's 
London  branch  was  provided  with  sufficient  funds  to 
meet  every  claim  caused  by  the  late  terrible  fire  in  Lon- 
don, without  calling  on  the  Shareholders,  of  trenching 
on  its  paid-up  ca,y\ta\.— Aug.  10, 1861. 

HALIFAX    GUARDIAIV. 

The  report  for  tl.e  year  1860  was  of  a  most  gratifying 
nature,  and  most  satisfactory  to  the  shareholders.— 
Aug.  10, 1861. 

UUDDERSFIELD    CHROiVICLE. 

Its  afla'rs  are  wisely  and  energetically  administered. 
Aug.  24, 1861. 

LEEDS    TIMES. 

The  reserve  fund  of  the  "  Royal"  at  the  present 
moment  amounts  to  very  nearly  £200,000.  The  conse- 
(luetice  is,  that  the  managei-  was  in  a  position  to  author- 
ise the  London  executive,  within  three  days  of  the  late 
appading  calamity,  to  pay  all  proved  claims  against  the 
office.— Aug.  10, 1861. 

LEICESTER    JOURNAL. 

The  total  increase  of  Revenue  effected  during 
the  year  1860  was  no  less  than  £50,000,  £35,000  of 
which  is  due  to  the  new  business  of  the  Fire  De- 
partment, and  £15,000  to  the  ncw^  policies  issued 
within  the  same  period  in  tlie  Life  Branch.  These 
facts  are  wortVy  of  the  impartial  consideration  of 
the  public.— At  G.  9, 1861. 


LIVERPOOL    COURIER. 

Tlie  funds  of  this  Company  have  been  so  judicious- 
ly adjusted,  and  the  foresight  of  the  directors  h.as 
been  so  sensible,  that  the  shock  of  the  greatLondon  fire 
lias  been  borne  by  the  "  Royal "  without  a  quiver.  The 
heavy  loss  sustained  in  that  disastrous  confiagration 
has  been  :it  once  mot  out  of  the  large  reserve  ifund  at 
its  command.— Aug.  3, 1861. 

LIVERPOOL    MAIL. 

The  Directors  are  fully  justified  in  anticipating  the 
time  when  the  Company  will  be  placed,  with  respect  to 
the  amount  of  its  new  business,  at  the  liead  of  all  the 
Life  Assurance  Institutions  in  this  country.  N(W  has 
the  pi-ogrpss  of  the  I'ire  Branch  been  at  all  less  remark- 
able.—Aug.  3, 1861. 

LOIVDOiir    COMMERCIAL    RECORD. 

Thevjudicions  expansion  of  the  Reserved  Fund,  has 
been  attended  with  the  happiest  results.  Ithaseverheen 
our  opinion  that  no  Fire  Insurance  Company  caii'long 
maintain  its  ground  without  having  a  large  posi- 
tive Capital  available  any  moment  for  extraordi- 
nary contingencies ;  and  this  opinion  is  confirmed  by  the 
many  failures  that  have  taken  place  of  public  com- 
panies constituted  on  the  unsound  basis  of  a  nominal 
capi'al.  The  Chairman  of  the  "Royal,"  adverting  to  this 
subject,  obsei-ves ;— "  I  find  that  within  the  last  iVyears, 
4S  new  Fire  Offices  have  been  established,  of  which  only 
Twelve  are  now  in  existence.— j4«fir.  9, 1861. 

Manchester  Examiner  and   Times. 

In  three  days  after  the  commencement  of  the  fire, 
measures  were,  taken  to  supply  the  London  Branch 
with  ample  funds  to  meet  all  calls  that  might  be 
made  upon  them.— Aug.  17, 1861. 

WEWCASTLE    DAILY    CHROXICLE. 

The  total  income  from  fire  policies  now  amounts  to 
more  than  a  quarter  of  a  million  per  annum; 
and  the  reserve  fund  to  close  upon  £200,000.  Aug.  5,1861. 
IVEIVCASTLE    GUARDIAIV. 

The  Southiiark  conflagration  did  not  find  the  'Royal' 
unprepared.  It  was  "ready,  aye  ready,"  for  it  had  ex- 
pressly provided  against  such  contingencies,  and 
funds  wei'e  at  once  sent  from  its  reserve  to  its  London 
Branch  to  meet  every  claim  in  the  most  prompt  and 
liberal— we  might  snyinarigTitroi/almarmev.  Insurci-s 
understand  what  this  liberality  proves  -.- it  proves  that 
the  Company  has  wise  and  skilful  advisers,  that  it  places 
the  security  of  tlie  insured  above  all  con- 
siderations of  profit  or  dividend,  and  that  it  seeks 
public  support,  not  by  fine-spun  professions  of  under- 
bidding its  neighbours,  but  by  acts  deserving  it.— Aug. 
10, 1861. 

OBSERVER. 

The  loss  to  the  Company  by  the  recent  great  fire  in 
Tooley  Street  was  £7.5.000,  and  within  tliree  days  of 
its  occurrence  the  London  Office  w  as  pwt  in  possession 
of  funds  to  meet  ever}'  clam  which  might  be  sent  in  on 
account  of  that  fire.— Aug.  4,  I86I. 

ROCHDALE    OBSERVER. 

The  "  Royal  "  has  not  altogether  escaped  unscathed, 
its  loss  being  £74,000,  a  sum  of  sufficient  magnitude  to 
preSs  heiivily  upon  a  youn^  Office  with  limited 
means  at  its  immediate  ctmmand,  but  a  mere  trille 
to  this  Company.— Aug.  10,  ISBl. 

SCOTTISH     PRESS. 

The  Company,  in  all  its  departments,  continues  to 
advance,  and  the  Annual  Report  shows  in  a  remarkable 
way,  the  care  and  energy  with  which  it  is  managed. — 
Aug.  21,  IS61. 

STOCKTOX    HERALD. 

The  amount  of  business  done  in  Insurance  Offices 
shows  the  value  that  the^^iublic  place  upon  the  protec- 
tion they  offer;  in  this  Conipsiny,  insiuances  have 
of  late  years  enormously  increased,  so  as  to  place.it 
among  the  vei-y  first  Offices.  Too  much  caution  cannot 
be  used  by  persons  insuring,  as  during  the  last  lew  yi  ars 
agreat  many  Offices  liave  originated  and  gone  doiin, 
deceiving  the  public.  There  are,  however,  many  Oil  ces 
worih.v  of  the  public  confidence,  and  none  mtii-e  so  than 
the  Royal  Insurance  Company.— Aug.  23, 1861. 

SUIVDAY    TIMES. 

The  reserve  fund  of  the  "  Royal"  at  the  present  mo- 
ment amounts  to  ver.v  nearly  £2uo,000.  The  import - 
Since  of  this  fsict  will  be  obvious  to  the  most  casual 
reader.— Aug.  4,  I86I. 


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NORTH  JOHN  STREET,  LIVERIOOL;   &  29,  LOMBARD  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 


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IT  S 


INSURANCE    COMPANY. 

ChPlThU  OHE  MILUOH  STEBUHG. 

HOME    AND    FOREIGN 

FIRE  AND    LIFE   INSURANCE 

OF    EVERV    DESCRIPTION,    AT    MODERATE    RATES. 


QUEKN    INSURANCE    BUILDINGS,     LIVERPOOL; 
And  156  LEADENIIALL  STREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 


SCOTTISH   BRANCH   OFFICES, 
68    aEORGE    STEEET,    EDINBUEGHi 

4  NATIONAL  RANK  BUILDINGS,  GLASGOW;  18  MEADOWSIDE,  DUNDEE; 
Asr>  83  UNION  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


TRUSTEES. 

THOMAS  EDWARDS  MOSS,  Esq.,  Liverpool. 
CHRISTOPHER  BUSHELL,  Esq.,  Liverpool. 
EDWARD  HEATH,  Esq.,  LiveipooL 

DIRECTORS, 

Chairman — BERNARD  HALL,  Esq  ,  Mcrcliant,  Liverpool. 
r,      ,    r<,    ■  I  JOSEPH  KITCHEN,  Esq  ,  Merchant,  Liverpool. 

nepuhj-Chcarmen-  {gAMUEL  STITT,  eIsq.,  Merchant,  Li^verpool. 
Chairman  in  London — HENRY  BRUCE,  Esq  ,  Merchant,  London. 
Deputy-  Chairman  in  London — HENRY  FOWLER,  Esq.,  Merchant,  London. 


VVM.  AIKIN,  Esq.,  Merchant,  London. 
THOS.  F.  BENNETT,  Esq.,  Merchant,  L'pooL 
.70HN  BATESON,  Esq.,  Cotton  Broker,  L'pool. 
THOS.  RIDGWAY  BRIDSON,  Esq.,  Bolton. 
THOS.  CARDWELL,  Esq.,  London  and  L'pool. 
KENNETH  DOWIE,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Liverpool. 
HENRY  DUCKWORTH,  Esq.,  Mercht.,  L'pool. 
WILLIAM  DALGLISH,  Esq.,  Merchant,  L'pool. 
JOHN  GRAHAM,  Esq.,  Mercht.,  Birmino;ham. 
CHARLTON  R.  HALL,  EsQ.,Wine  Broker,'L'pool. 
ALEX.  HASTIE,  Esq.  of  Carnock,  Glasgow. 
WILLIAM  HIND.  Esq.,  Merchant,  Liverpool. 
PATRICK  HUNTER,  Esq.,  Broker,  LiverpooL 


ROBT.  W.  KELLEY,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Liverpool. 
GEO.  B.  KERFERD,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Liverpool. 
JAS.  R.  LEISHMAN,  Esq.,  Merchant,  London. 
P.  M'LAGAN,  Esq.,  of  Pumpherston,  Edinburgh. 
GEORGE  MAY,  Esq.,  Merchant,  London. 
JAMES  A.  PICTON,  Esq.,  Architect,  Liverpool. 
R.  BARCLAY  REYNOLDS,  Esq.,  Mer.,  London. 
ARCHD.  ROBERTSON.  Esq.,  Mercht.,  London. 
JOHN  SHARP,  Esq.,  Flax-spinner,  Dundee. 
J.  STEWART,  Esq.,  of  Craigiebuckler,  Aberdeen. 
CHRISTOPHER  J.  THOMAS,  Esq.,  J.P.,  Bristol. 
H.  C.  TUNNIGLIFFE,  Esq.,  Corn  Mer.,  L'pool. 
ROGERS  WATERHOUSE,  Esq.,  Broker,  L'pool. 


Manager  and  Actitarij—J.  MONCRIEFF  WILSON.  Esq.,  Liverpool, 
/decretory— JOHN  ELPHICK  LEYLAND,  Esq.,  London. 
£a»lrre-TEE  COMMERCIAL  BANK,  Liverpool,  and  BARCLAY,  BEVAN,  &  Co.,  London. 
Andilors—MKSSBS.  HARMOOD  BANNER  &  SON,  Liverpool. 
,  ,.  .,  (Messrs.  HAIGH  &  DEANE,  Liverpool,  and 

.•yolmtors—  jj^i^ggp^g,  SEWELL,  SEWELL,  &  EDWAKDS,  London. 
f.TAMES  TURNBULL,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Liverpool. 


Physipians- 


y.   E.  POLLOCK,  E.SQ..  :\I.D..  London. 


T  H  E    Q  U  E  E  N    INSURANCE    COMPANY-  Continued: 

SCOTTISH    BRANCH    OFFICES. 
68    GEOEGE    STREET,    EDINBUEGH; 

4  NATIO.NfAL  B4NK  BUILDINGS,  GLASGOW;  18  MEADOWSIDE, 
DUNDEE;  AND  83  UNION  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 

EDINBUEGH  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 

Chairman — PETER  M'LAGAN,  Esq.,  of  Pumpherston. 
JAS.  GOWANS,  Esq.,  of  Go\Yanbauk,  Linlithgowshire,  and 

Rockville,  Blerchiston  Park,  Ediuburgli. 
1.  ANDERSON  HENRY,  Esq.,  of  Woodend,   Perthshire, 

and  Hay  Lodge,  Trinity,  Edinburgh. 
JAMES  MARSHALL,  E.sq.  (Redpath,  Brown,  &  Co.), 

Iron  Merchant,  Edinburgh  and  Leith. 
ALEXANDER  MONCRIEFF,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
Bankers— IlYIY.  CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK. 
Medical  Referee— DKNIH  CHRISTISON,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Resident  Secretary— JAMES  W.  WORDIE,  Esq.,  S  S.C. 
Solicitors— Messrs.  AVILSON  &,  BURN,  W.S. 

GLASGOW  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS.  ^ 

6%rtjm««— ALEXANDER  HASTIE,  Esq.,  of  Carnock. 

WILLIAiNI  ALLAN,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

ROBERT  BRYSON,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Cotton  Broker, 
■    WILLIAM  CONNAL,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

ALEXANDER  DICK,  Esq.,  Writer. 

ADAM  PATERSON,  Esq.,  Writer. 

JAMES  SYME,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Bankers— IRE  CLYDESDALE  BANKING  COMPANY, 
Medical  Referee— GEORGE  H.  B.  M'LEOD,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Reskknf.  Managers  for  Scotland— M.^?>SR%.  MITCHELL  &  WATSON. 
Accountants  and  Stockbrokers,  Glasgow. 

DUNDEE  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 

Chairman — JOHN    SHARP,   Esq.,   Flax-spinner  (Vice- 
President  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce). 
THOMAS  BELL,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
WILLIAM  G.  DON,  Esq.  (Don,  Bros.,  &  Co.),  Merchant 

(President  of  the  Chamber  of  Commerce). 
OLIVER  G.  MILLER,  Esq.,  of  Pittendreich,  Flax-spinner. 
THOMAS  SMITH,   Esq.  (Henry  Smith  &  Co.,  and 
Smiths,  Mitchell,  &  Co.),  Merchant  &  Flax-spinner. 

Bankers— 'VRE  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Medical  Referee— W.  L.  GIBSON,  Esq.,  M.D, 

Resident  Secretary — JOHN.  A.  GLOAG,  Esq.,  Writer. 

ABERDEEN  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 

Chairman— SOim  STEWART,  Esq.,  of  Craigiebutkler. 
KOBERT  ABERNETHY,  Esq.,  Engineer. 
THOMAS  GORDON,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
JOSEPH  EOWELL,  Esq.,  Iron  Merchant. 
Bankers— IRE  ABERDEEN  TOWN  AND  COUNTY  BANK. 
Mediml  R>fe.rces~GtO.  CARE,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  ALEX.  KILGOUK,  Esc>.,  M.D. 
A'rskkiil  'Srcrci(i.ri/—].KSSV.\,  STIOl'HEN.  Es...,  Advocale. 


THE    QUEEN    INSUEANCE    G 0  ^IV A^Y- Contlnurd 


At  tlie  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Proprietors  lield  at  Liverpool  on  the  21st  October,  1863,  Bkiinakp 

Halt.,  Esq.,   Clmirman   of  the  Company,  m  the  Chaii-,  the  Directors'  Keport  for  tho 

Year  stated : — 

"  Tliat  the  Fire  Premiums  for  the  Year  amomiteJ  to        .  .  .         . 

Being  an  Increase  over  the  Preceding  Year  of  .         .         . 

That  the  Life  Premium  Receipts  for  the  First  Three  Years  were 

And  for  the  Past  Three  Y''ears  ........ 

Being  an  Increase  in  the  latter  Triennial  Period  over  the  former  of 
That  the  Amount  Accumulated  sixcit  Last  Mketixg,  as  a  Fire  Reserve  Fund,  was 
And  the  Amount  added  to  the  Life  Fund  was  .         .  . 

That  during  the  past  Five  Years  the  Company  has  Paid  FOR  Claims  ,  .  106  515 
The  Actuary  Reported  that  the  Life  Liabilties  had  been  valued  on  the  soundest  principles,  viz.: 
— Net  Premiums,  at  3  per  Cent.  Interest,  and  tliat  the  Bonus  to  Participating  Policy  Holders 
averaged  as  much  «s  46  per  Cent,  per  Annum,  of  the  Premiums  paid ;  while,  in  some  instances  it 
was  as  high  as  G5,  70,  and  eoen  75  per  Cent.  A  Dividend  was  declared  to  Proprietors  at  the  rate  of 
Eight  per  Cent,  per  Annum. 

I  A  new. Bonus  Scheme  was  announced,  which  confers  very  great  benefits  on  Participating  Policv 
holders,  as  the  Company's  Large  Life  Bonuses  may,  under  this  scheme,  I)e  taken  by  the  Assured 
in  the  shape  of  a  Bonus  Policy,  free  from  any  condition  whatever,  and  payable  absolutely  at  the 
death  of  the  Assured,  without^any  reference  to  the  original  Policy,  so  that  the  holder  possesses  an 
absolute  reversion  of  a  defined  market  value,  capajble  of  being  at  any  tiuie  comierted  into 'Cash. 


JB70,300 
22,880 
15,249 
43,557 
28,308 
23,427 
13,743 


EXAMPLES   OF   BONUSES    DECLARED    ON    POLICIES   A3   ABOVE. 


Age  at  Entry. 

Total  Premiums  I'aid. 

■Bonus  Declared. 

Per  Centage  of 
Bonus. 

16 
17 
S3 
30 
35 
40 

£40  16  8 
41  13  4 
46  0  5 
69       2     .6 

133  15  0 
63       0     0 

£31        5     0 
31       0     0 
30       0     0 
3,7     10     0 
62     10     0 
25       0     0 

76. 

^5    , 

66 

54 

47 

40 

PKmOIPAL    TEATUEES. 

Moderate  Premiums  and  Liberal  Conditions, 

Only  a  small  portion  of  the  Expenses  home  by  the  Life  Department. 

Bonuses  may  be  applied  to  the  increase  of  the  sum  assured,  the  reduction  of  the  future  •Preniiuin.s 
■or  may  be  received  in  cash. 

Fixed  Minimum  of  Surrender  Values  after  Three  Years. 

Paid-up  Policies  issued  at  any  time  after  Three  Years,  to  avoid  loss  of  Premium. 

Special  Insurances  Payable  to  Survivors  in  Business  Partnerships.  Every  variaty  of  Life 
Insurance. 

Policies  Unchallengeable,  except  on  ground  of  Fraud. 

Pr-ompt  Settlement  'of  Claims. 


Tlic  Rates  of  Premium  are  as  moderate  as  those  of  other  First-Glass  Oilices. 

Farming  Stock  insured  at  usual  rates.  Free  of  Duty. 

Kent  of  Buildings  insured. 

Losses  occasioned  by  Explosion  of  Gas  and  Damage  by  Fire  jirising  from  Liwhtning,  made 
good. 

Liberal  Discount  allowed  on  Insurances  effected  for  more  than  One  Year  at  a  time';  and  also 
on  Foreign  Insurances,  to  Merchants  and  others,  acting  for  parties  Abroad. 

Policies  may  ,be  Tra>'sferbed  from  othea'  Offices  without  expense  to  the  Assured. 

L0.^.8ES  SETTLED  WITH  PROMPTITUDE  AND  LIBERALITY, 


THE   QUEEN   INSURANCE   0  OMf  \nT—Coiitimed. 


RETURN. OF  FIRE  INSURANCE  DUTY  FOR  THE  YEAR  1862, 

{Orilered  bij  the  House  of  Commons  to  be  Printed,  2Br<l  Jutie,  1803.) 


As  in  previous  years,  this  Return  continues  to  aiford  indisptrtable  evidence  of  the  remarkable  progress 
iiiiide  by  "Tlie  Q.irEK:N  Insurance  Company,"  anti  f'uritishes  anotlier  proof  of  the  liigh  estimation 
in  which  the  Company  is  held  by  the  Insuring  Public. 

Taking  tlie  Offices  which  had  been  in  operation  for  two  full  years  at  the  date  to  which  the  Return 
ii  made  up — tlie  25th  December,  1862 — and  comparing  the  amount  of  I>uty  collected'  in  1862'  with 
that  of  186 1»  "  The  Queen  "  stands  third  on  the  list  of  Officks  showing  an  inckkase. 
ICxcluding  the  new  Offices  formed  in  1861,  owing  to  their  not  having  been  at  work  for  the  whole 
period  embraced  in  the  comparison,  the  Return  shows  that  "  The  Queen"  was  only  exceeded  in  the 
increase  of  Duty  of  1862  over  1861  by  the  other  two  Liverpool  Offices,  both  of  which  were  in  full 
operation  for  many  years  bf^fore  the  for.natioii  of  "  The  Queicn." 

Tlie  following  statement  will  show  the  relative  position  occupied  by  "The  Qiiekx  "  in  the 
list  of  incrkases,  compared  with  the  Tliirty  Offices  standing  below  it,  vi?,. : — ■ 


THE    QUEEN 


JB2,57t   123.    3d. 


Leeds  and  Yoiksliire 

Law 

Northern 

County    ... 

rrovincial 

AVestminster 

Norwich  Union  ... 

Caledonian 

Sun 

Guardian 

I^w  Union 

Scottish  Provincial 

Scottish  Union    ... 

Nottingham  and  Derby 

Church  of  England 

ThU  Offices  showing  a  Decriase  in  the  ;imonnt  of  duty  paid  in  1862,  over  that  of  1861, 
ore  the  following  :  the  amount  of  deci'ease  being  shown  in  each  case,  viz. : — 


^224  8 

19 

5 

Kent 

...  i;232 

8     4 

2184 

11 

8 

District     

...      185 

16  11 

2041 

6 

4 

General     ... 

...     170 

16     3 

1419 

1 

3 

Scottish  National 

...      IGO 

7     5 

1270 

12 

8 

Union       

...     157 

6     2 

1253 

0 

11 

Birmingham 

...     145 

14     7 

923 

11 

11 

Essex  and  Suffi)lk 

...       93 

17  10 

752 

5 

6 

Sheffield 

...       65 

10  n 

680 

14 

7 

Emperor   ... 

...       53 

8     7 

.573 

2 

1 

Hants,  Sussex,  and  Dorset, 

...       50 

0     9 

440 

15 

i 

Royal  Farmers,     ... 

...       43 

15     v. 

429 

11 

1 

Preserver 

...      23 

14     0 

S31 

11 

5 

Shropshire 

...        13 

15     (1 

3.30 

0 

3 

Norwich  Equitable 

...        10 

17     7 

2G8 

3 

1 

Stewarton  and  Dniilop     ... 

0 

9     9 

Imperial 
Koyal  E.\ch:.ngc 
Phoenix  ... 
Globe 
Manchester 

Atlas       

West  of  England 
Patriotic 


..  £.3839  15  10 

..  1388  2  7 

..  1305  11  8- 

..  1152  17  11 

..  1022  14  9 

..   943  5  4 

849  4  4 

533  9  B 


Midland  Counties 
Hand  in  Hand       .  . 
Lancashire 
Alliance    ... 
Irish  Nation.nl 
London  Corpor.'ilii)n 
Yorkshire 
Salop 


£527  13  0 
;i26  14  2 
517  12  10 
222  11  11 
115  10  9 
111  11  5 
83  3  8 
8  7  0 


The  eminent  position  thus  occupied  by  the  Queen  Insurance  Company  is  doubtless  owing  to 
the  hi")!  Commercial  character  of  its  proprietary,  and  the  distinguished  liberality  of  the  Directors  in 
tlie  Settlement  of  Losses.  Gratified  by  the  remarkable  confidence  hitherto  reposed  in  The  Queen,  it 
will  be  the  constant  endeavour  of  the  management  to  sustain  the  IIi(fh  Repuiatmi  the  Company  has 
tdreadij  obtained. 

For  the  Revised  FniE  and  Like  Book  Prospectus,  apply  at  any  of  the  Offices  or  Agencies  (f 
llie  Company. 

I^°  Influential  Agents  wanted  on  liberal  terms,  apply  to  "The  Resident  Managers,  Glasgow." 


AGENTS    IN    EDINBURGH. 

HENRY  COCHRANE,  84  Lauheston  Place.  I      .L  S.  PORTEOUS,  S.S.C,  4  Scotland  St. 
ALEX.  PEDDIE,  W.S.,  6  Queen  Street.         |      .JOHN  S:MART,  S.S.C,  11  Queen  Stheet. 

V  i'.li  .\ieiic;es  in  the  Principal  Towr.s  in  tl;e  United  Kingdom,  r.nd  tlircugliniit  the  world. 


c 


THB;  DIRUdTORS  OF  THIJ 

^  lORTHlRITISHfeMERCANTll]? 

"itoRANCEl  Company 


Invite  the  attentioit  of  the  Public  to  the  principles 
on  which  the  business  of  the  Company  is  carried 
on,  and  the  advantages  which  it  aff^ords  to  all 
classes  of  the  co7nmunity. 

They  would  more  especially  request  the  atten- 
tion of  Masters  of  large  Establishments,  Directors 
of  Railways,  and  other  large  Companies,  to  the 
Scheme  of  this  Company,  adopted  in  1859,  called 
"The  Assurance  &  Annuity  Tabi^u,''  founded 
on  the  same  principle  as  that  contained  in  the 
measure  lately  introduced  into  Parliament  by  the 
Chancellor  of  Exchequer,  whereby  a  Policy  of 
Assurance  can  be  converted  into  an  Anmtity,  on 
the  party  attaining  the  age  of  60  or  6^.     In  this 
way  there  can  be  secured  for  their  employees  and 
workmen,   at  a   trifling  yearly,   half-yearly,   or 
quarterly  payment,  either  an  Insurance  payable 
in  the  event  of  death,  or  an  Annuity  in  the 
event  of  the  party  attaining  60  or  65. 


EDINBURGH,   64    PRINCES   STREET. 


NORTH  BRITISH  &  MERCANTILE 

The  Realized  <&  Invested  Funds  amount  to 
£2,233,927  :  17  :  7. 

The  Revenue  for  1863  was  £497,263 :  14 :  3. 

I7i  the  Life  Department, 

The  new  business  for  the  year  1863  was  as  follows : 

No.  of  Policies.  Sums  Assured.  Kew  Premiums. 

1071  £953,859  £33,002 :  14s. 

The  whole  profits  (except  10  per  cent  for 
guarantee)  are  divided  among  the  Assured  on  the  Partici- 
pating Scale.  At  the  pleasure  of  the  party  interested,  these 
profits  may  be  applied  in  any  of  the  following  ways  : — 

1.  In  adding  to  the  Sums  Assured  ; 

2.  In  reduction  of  future  Premiums  ; 

3.  For  an  immediate  Cash  Payment  ;  or 

4.  In  the  purchase  of  an  Annuity. 

THE  NEXT  DECLARATION   of  BONUS 
will  be  made  on  the  close  of  the  Books  for  1865. 

For  the  five  years  prior  to  the  last  Division  of  Profits 
(1858),  the  sums  assured  amounted  to        .        £1,525,063 

Or  an  Annual  Average  of  ^305,012. 

For  the  five  years  since. 1858  they  have  been    £3,175,361 
Showing  an  Annual  Average  of  ^635,072. 

Being  an  Increase  of  upwards  of  108  per  cent 

above  the  amount  assured  during  the  preceding  period. 

The  mortality  also,  during  the  year  1863,  has  been  much 
less  than  was  shown  by  the  calculations  on  which  the 
Tables  of  the  Company  were  based, — being  only  ^^  per 
cent,  or  two-thirds,  of  the  expected  amount. 

LONDON,  58  THREADNEEDLE  STREET, 


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INSURANCE  COMPANY. 


Liberal  Terms  allowed  to  parties  who  may  find  it 
necessary  to  surrender  tlieir  policies. 

Lapsed  Policies  may,  on  reasonable  terms,  be  revived 
within  six  months  from  the  twenty-one  days  of  grace 
allowed  for  paying  the  premium. 

Certificates  of  Indisputability  are,  on  application, 
granted  to  the  Assured ;  and,  on  certain  conditions.  Certifi- 
cates are  also  issued  declaring  Policies  free  from  extra 
premium  for  Foreign  Eesidence. 

Foreign  Travel  and  Residence. — In  time  of  peace 
license  is  granted  to  the  Assured  to  travel  or  reside  abroad 
within  certain  limits.  No  extra  premium  is  charged  for 
most  of  the  British  Colonies,  and,  in  such  cases  where  it  is 
required,  the  rates  have  been  much  modified. 

In  the  Aitnuity  Departmeitt, 

Annuities  immediate,  deferred,  or  contingent,  granted.     The 
Rates  are  fixed  on  the  most  moderate  scale. 

In  the  Fire  Departme7^t, 

All  descriptions  of  property  at  Home  and  Abroad  may  be 

insured,  at  the  lowest  Rates   of  Premium    corresponding 

to  the  Risk. 

The  Peemiums  received  in  1863  were  £190,291  18  10 
Less  Re-insurances  .         .         .  25,099   10     7 

Showing  a  nett  amount  of      .         .       £165,192     8     3 

Being  an  increase  over  the  pre-  \  £^g  ^^^^^  ^^  i^ 
ceding  year  of .        .        .        .  j  ' 

Losses  invariably  settled  with  Promptitude  and  Liberality. 

Fvill  Explanations,  Tables  of  Bates,  &c.,  may  he  had  at  any  of  the 
Company  s  Offices  or  Agents  throughout  the  Kingdom. 


AND   4    NEW    BANK    BUILDINGS. 


lUrvT^hrtTT  WriTniTriTT  0  B^Ttrirl  n  i^inXii  Ti 

( 

lumnjomu;^! 

iKMii^ts}jm\nut^ 

W^THTTr*  n  \jrii 

■^  l^r,TiMr%Ti\i\/              ~bi 

g         j[i\pui\Ri>iur^  yuiviraiNi 

ESTABLISHMENT. 

All  ofwTiom,  including  the  President  and  Vice-Presidents,  are  Shareholders. 

Prestbmt — His  Gkace  the  Duke  of  Roxeukghe,  K.T. 

Fice^^resilJmts. 

His  Gkace  the  Duke  of  Sutherland. 

The  Most  Noble  the  Maequis  of  Abercorn,  E.G. 

Right  Hon.  Sir  John  L.  M.  Lawrence,  Bart,  G.C.B.  &  K.S.I.,  Viceroy  of  India. 

©rliinatH  ©irectors. 

EDINBURGH.                           ^                                      LONDON. 

James  Campbell  Tait,  Esq.,  W.  S. 

John  "White  Cater,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Laurencj:  Davidson,  Esq.,  W.  S. 

Charles  Morrison,  Esq. ,  Merchant. 

D.  B.  Wauchope,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 

P.  DU  PRE  Grenfell,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Frederick  Pitman,  Esq.,  W.  S. 

A.  Klockmann,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

John  Brown  Innes,  Esq.,  W.  S. 

John  Mollett,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Henry  D.  Fergusson,  Esq.,  W.  S. 

Junius  S.  Morgan,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

J.  Maitland,  Esq.,  Accountant-General 

JohnH.  Wm.  Schroder,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

to  the  Court  of  Session. 

Geo.  Garden  Nicol,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

E.  B.  Maconochie,  Esq.,  W.  S. 

George  Young,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Sir  James  Gardiner  Baird,  Bart. 

Alex.  H.  Campbell,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

D.    Davidson,    Esq.,    Treasurer    of  the 

Philip  Charles  Cavan,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

Bank  of  Scotland. 

Peter  P.  Ralli,  Esq. ,  Merchant. 

G.  AuLDJo  Jamieson,  Esq.,  C.  A. 

Manager  of  Fire  Department. 

J.  F.  W.  Dkummond,  Esq.,  Merchant. 

George  H.  Whyting.  . 

Secretary. — John  Ogilvie. 

Foreign  Superintendent. — G.  H.  Burnett. 

Actuary. — David  Chisholm. 

Actuary. — Andrew  Baden  Jun. 
Secretary. — F.  W.  Lance. 

3Iedical  Officer. 

Surveyor. — Thomas  Piper. 

John  G.  M.  Burt,  M.D.,  President  of  the 

Medical  Officers. 

Royal  College  of  Physicians,  Edinburgh. 

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

Auditor. — George  Murray,  C.  A. 

Inspector  of  Agencies. — Alfred  Good. 

General  Manager.— DAVm   SMITH. 

BRANCH    OFFICES    OF    THE    COMPANY. 

GLASGOW. 

BIRMINGHAM. 

102  St.  Vincent  Street. 

10  Broad  Street. 

NEWCASTLE. 

BRISTOL. 

St.  Augustine  Parade. 

25  MosLEY  Street. 

DUBLIN. 

LIVERPOOL. 

67  Upper  Sackville  Street  and 

i 

High  Street,  Exchange. 

47  Dame  Street. 

MANCHESTER. 

BELFAST. 

Hartford  Chambers,  St.  Ann  Sq. 

23  "Waring  Street. 

CANADA     BRANCH — 4   AND    5    MERCHANTS'   EXCHANGE,    MONTREAL. 

R.  &•  R.  Clark,  Printers. 

West-end  Office,  8   WATERLOO   PLACE,  Pall  Mall. 


MUTUAL    LIFE    ASSURANCE. 


THE  CORPORATION  OF  THE 

Scottish  Provident  Institution 

Established  in  1837. 


^^  After  a  careful  examination  of  the  two  plaiu,  with  some  benefit  from  practical 
experie7ice,  -we  do  770t  hesitate  to  declare  our  conviction  that  the  Mutual  System  is 
the  only  one  which  the  public  at  large  are  concerned  to  support.'''' — Chambers's 
Journal. 


I 


N  THIS  SOCIETY  the  Members  obtain  Assurances  on  their 
lives,  having  right  to  share  in  the  Whole  Profits,  on  payment  of  the 
moderate  yearly  Premiums  required  by  the  non-participating  Scale  of 
the  Proprietary  Companies.  In  other  Offices  a  person  may  assure 
at  Premiums  as  low,  but  without  any  prospect  of  additions  to  the 
original  Assurance  :  OR,  he  may  obtain  the  right  to  Profits,  but  only 
by  payment  of  excessive  Premiums. 

In  this  Office  alone  are  tlie  trwo  benefits  combined. 


I 


TS  ADVANTAGES,  then,  as  compared  with  other  Offices,  are— 
A  gi^eatly  larger  original  Assurance  for  the  same  Pre- 
mium, and  eventually,  to  good  lives,  as  large  additions 
as  where  the  ordinary  high  rate  of  Premizim  is  charged. 

For  the  same  yearly  sum  as  large  an  Assurance  may  be  secured  y"rwOT  tht  first  as 
can  be  looked  for  elsewhere  only  after  many  years'  accumulation  of  Bomtses.  Thus, 
a  Policy  for^t200  or  ^1250  may  generally  be  had  for  the  Premium  which,  in  the 
other  Mutual  or  Participating  Offices,  would  secure^iooo  only. 

The  Whole  Profits,  moreover,  are  secured  to  the  Policy-holders  themselves, 
and  are  divided  on  a  system  which  is  at  once  safe,  equitable,  and  peculiarly 
favourable  to  good  lives,  no  share  being  given  to  those  by  whose  early  death  there 
is  a  loss  (instead  of  a  profit)  to  the  common  fund.  In  this  way  Policies  for  ^1000 
have  already  been  increased  to  /"1300,  ^1500,  and  in  some  instances  to  upwards  of 
.^1700. 

The  class  of  Participants  now  embraces,  with  few  exceptions,  all  who  entered  in 
tlie  earlier  years,  with  many  more  recent  entrants  paying  a  higher  rate  of  Premium. 

Twelve  Thousand  Policies  have  been  issued,  assuring  five  and  a  half  millions. 
The  Realised  Fund,  arising  entirely  from  accumulated  Premiums,  exceeds  ^860,000; 
the  whole  of  which  is  invested  in  unexceptionable  securities  in  this  country. 

Full  information  may  be  had  at  the  various  Offices,  or  from  the  Agents. 

JAMES  WATSON,  Manager. 
Edinburgh,  June  1863. 


HEAD  OFFICE,  14  St.  Andrew  Square,  EDINBURGH. 


iL 


Efjt  <Scottts|j  ^robttient  Institution. — Estabiisned  iss?. 

1  ABLE    SHEWING  THE    PREMIUM    PAYABLE  YEARLY   DURING   LiFE 
For  Assurance  of  £100  at  Death. 


Age. 

Premium. 

1      Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium. 

10 

jCi  H  II 

33 

;^2     4     6 

47 

£3  II     5 

20 

I  15    8 

34 

2     5     7 

48 

3  14    8 

21 

I  16    3 

35 

2     6  10 

49 

3  18     I 

22 

I  16    9 

36 

282 

50 

4    I     7 

23 

I  17    2 

37 

298 

51 

4    5     6 

24 

I  17     7 

38 

2  II     3 

52 

4    9    5 

25 

I  18    0 

39 

2  12  II 

53 

4  13     5 

26 

I  18    6 

40 

2  14    9 

54 

4  17     8 

27 

I  19    2 

41 

2  16     8 

55 

5     I  11 

28 

I  19  II 

42 

2  18    8 

56 

564 

29 

208 

43 

3    0  II 

57 

5  10  II 

30 

216 

44 

3     3     3 

58 

5  15    9 

31 

226 

45 

3     5     9 

59 

6     I     0 

32 

2    3    5 

46 

3     8    5 

!       60 

667 

The  Premium  to  assure  ;^iooo  at  death  of  a  person  of  30  is  thus  ^£20  :  15s.     A  yearly  payment 
of  this  amount  would,  in  the  other  Mutual  Offices,  secure  ;^8oo  only. 

Comparison  of  Premiums  with  Other  Offices. 

IN  the  following  TABLE,  Examples  of  these  Premiums  are  shewn  in 
comparison  with  those  of  the  other  Scottish  Offices — first,  with  those 
of  the  other  Mutual  Societies  ;  and  then  with  the  average  of  the 
rates  of  the  Proprietary  Companies,  as  well  by  their  participating 
as  by  their  non-participating  scales. 


_    . 

WITH    PORTION 

WITHOUT 

Age. 

WITH    WHOLE    PROFITS. 

OF    PROFITS. 

PROFITS. 

Age, 

In  the  Scottish 

In  each  of  the 

Average  of 

Average  of 

Provident 

three  other 

the  Proprietary 

the  Proprietary 

Institution. 

Mutual  Offices. 

Companies. 

Companies. 

20 

£1  15     8 

£2      2      I 

.^I    18      1 

£1    12     6 

20 

25 

1  18     0 

266 

232 

I     17      0 

25 

30 

2     16 

2    II       9 

292 

226 

30 

35 

2     6  10 

2    18      2 

2    15    II 

2    8    5 

35 

40 

2  14    9 

363 

3     4     7 

2  16    5 

40 

45 

3     5     9 

3   16     4 

3  14    6 

3    6     I 

45 

50 

4     17 

492 

4    8     7 

3  19    8 

50 

55 

5     1  11 

5    5     I 

5     8  II 

4  19    6 

55 

60 

6     6     7 

664 

6  14    9 

6    3  10 

60 

It  will  be  seen  that  the  Premium  charged  for  Assurance  oi  £1000  in  the  other 
Mutual  Offices  is,  at  age  30,^25  :  17  :6;  which  would  in  this  Institution  secure  a 
Policy  for  about  ^^1250. 

In  the  same  way  the  average  (participating)  Premium  for  ^1000  in  the  Proprie- 
tary Companies  is  ;^24  :  1 1  : 8,  a  Premium  which  would  here  secure  a  Policy  for 
about^il85,  entitled  to  share  in  the  whole  Profits.  Their  non-participating  Pre- 
miums differ  little  from  the  Premiums  of  this  Institution,  so  that  persons  who  assure 
by  that  scale  virtually  throw  away  the  prospect  of  additions  from  the  profits  without 
any  compensating  advantage. 

A  Table  shewing  the  Premiums  in  all  the  Assurance  Offices  in  the  Kingdom 
will  be  found  in  the  "Post  Magazine  Almanac,"  "Letts's  Diary,"  &c. 


I 


I     \ 


GLASGOW,  67  St.  Vincent  Street,— WM.  CHURCH  Jun.,  Local  Secretary. 


^f|e  cScotttsfj  Probitrent  Instttutton, — incorporated  i848 

TRUSTEES. 

Alex.  Matheson,  Esq.  of  Ardross,  M.P.  William  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Tillichewan. 

Charles  Co'.van,  Esq.  of  Logan  House.  J.a.mes  Peddie,  Esq.,  Writer  to  the  Signet 

Edward  Strathearn  Gordon,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  Perthshire. 

BANKERS. 

The  National  Bank  of  Scotland.  The  Union  Bank  of  London. 

Family  Provision. 

i  HE  distinguishing  feature  of  this  Mutual  Society,  by  which  the  Premiums  are 
charged  at  rates  which  in  other  offices  would  secure  only  a  non-participating  Policy, 
renders  it  especially  suitable  to  the  case  of  Provisions  under  Marriage  Settlements 
or  otherwise,  where  it  is  desirable  to  secure  as  large  a  provision  of  definite  amount 
as  the  available  income  will  admit  of,  without  sacrificing  the  prospect  of  ultimate 
additions  from  the  Profits. 

Transfer  of  Assurances. 

Within  the  last  few  years  not  a  few  Companies  have  had  to  wind  up,  or  to 
merge  in  other  offices.  This  has  necessarily  been  the  cause  of  much  anxiety  to  their 
Policy-holders ;  and  it  is  known  that  many  persons  who  had  incautiously  effected 
assurances  in  offices  of  doubtful  position  are  at  present  deliberating  with  a  view  to 
transfer  their  family  provisions  to  an  office  of  undoubted  stability. 

To  such  cases  the  terms  of  this  Society  are  peculiarly  suited.  The  transfer  to 
other  offices  would,  in  almost  every  instance,  entail  a  loss,  in  consequence  of  the 
advanced  age.  Whereas  the  change  may,  in  many  cases,  be  made  to  this  Society 
with  advantage  even  on  the  score  of  outlay,  although  several  years  may  have  elapsed 
since  the  assurance  was  effected.  The  average  (participating)  Premium  for  ^looo, 
at  age  30,  is  slightly  under  £2^^.  The  Premium  for  ;^iooo  in  this  office,  at  age  35 
(five  years  older),  is  only  ;^23 : 8 : 4 ;  and  two  years  later,  at  age  37,  still  only 
£z\  :  16 : 8.  So  that  one  who  had  assured  with  such  an  oflice  seven  years  before 
would  not  be  subjected  to  any  increase  in  his  yearly  payments,  while  he  ought  to 
i-eceive  a  sum  in  hand  from  the  other  office  for  the  surrender. 

i  O  all  whose  income  is  derived  from  professional  emolument,  or  depends  on 
the  continuance  of  health  and  activity,  the  system  of  Premiums  restricted  to  a 
limited  term  of  years  is  especially  recommended.     The  following  are  Examples  : — 

PREMIUMS  FOR  Limited  Term — For  Assurance  of  ;^ioo  at  Death. 
{Sharijig  of  course  in  Profits.) 


Age 

Limited  to  21 

Limited  to  14 

Limited  to  7 

Premium  in  a 

Age. 
20 

Yearly  Payments. 

£^   9  II 

Yearly  Payments. 

^3    3  II 

Yearly  Payments. 

Single  Payment 

20 

^5    8    7 

^32    12      0 

25 

2  12    6 

3     7    3 

5  14    0 

34    2     0 

25 

30 

2  15    4 

3  II     2 

6    0     I 

36      4      0 

30 

35 

302 

3  16  II 

6  10    0 

39    2    9 

35 

40 

3     7     5 

4    5    2 

7    3     7 

43     2  ID 

40 

45 

3  17    6 

4  16    4 

807 

48    0     8 

45 

50 

a^  11     \ 

5  12    4 

9      2    ID 

53  19    3 

50 

Policies  on  these  higher  scales  soon  form  a  fund  of  credit  available  at  any  time.     Of  the  Single 
Payments  a  large  proportion  can  at  once  be  obtained  on  loan,  at  a  moderate  rate  of  interest. 


DUBLIN,  16  College  Green,— WILLIAM  WILSON,  Local  Secretary. 


The  Scottish  Provident  Institution, 

Position  &  Administration. 

i  HE  POSITION  to  which  the  Society  has  attained  among  the  Life 
Offices  of  Great  Britain  is  thus  stated  by  the  Chairman  at  the  Annual 
Meeting  of  1861. 

Looking  to  all  the  Offices  in  the  Kingdom,  we  find  that  of  those  established  as 
late  as  ours  not  one  has  come  up  to  us  in  general  business,  except  it  may  be  one, 
and  in  that  case  the  difference,  if  any,  is  not  great,  while  our  own  Realized  Fund 
considerably  exceeds  theirs.  If  we  look,  on  the  other  hand,  to  all  the  Offices 
older  than  ours,  numbering  probably  about  sixty,  we  have  gone  ahead  of  about 
one-half  of  them  in  the  amount  of  our  Accumulated  Fund,  and  of  nearly  three- 
fourths  of  them  in  the  number  of  our  Members. 


(   T 


Unconditional  or  Indisputable  Policies. 

HE  Leading  Part  which  the  Institution  has  taken  in  removing 
restrictions  and  grounds  of  forfeiture  from  Policies  is  thus  referred  to  at 
the  same  Meeting  by  Mr.  Hope  of  Fentonbarns : — 

The  Chairman  has  made  allusion  to  what  are  styled  Unconditional  or  Indis- 
putable Policies.  I  have  had  sent  me  by  post  printed  statements  from  two  offices  in 
this  city,  each  contending  that  it  was  the  first  to  adopt  these  so-called  improvements, 
and  one  of  them  roundly  advances  the  claim  of  having  been  "  the  means  of  intro- 
ducing into  the  practice  of  Life  Assurance  all  those  recent  improvements  by  which 
a  policy  may  be  rendered  an  unchallengeable  and  indefeasible  security." 

Now,  it  appears  to  me,  our  own  office  led  the  way  in  these  improvements,  so 
far  as  changes  which  have  been  made  are  essentially  sound  in  principle.  If  you 
turn  to  the  Report  of  this  Society,  presented  to  the  General  Meeting  in  Fehrtiary 
1849,  you  will  find  it  was  then  resolved  that,  with  the  exception  of  the  declaration 
as  to  age — certam  steps  to  secure  accuracy  in  which  are  required — "  l/iei-e  shall  be 
no  foi'feitnre  unless  the  averments  be  fraudulent  as  loell  as  untrue.''''  At  the  same 
time  the  forfeiture,  in  the  event  of  death  by  the  hand  of  justice,  duelling,  or  even 
(when  the  policy  has  subsisted  six  months)  by  suicide,  was  abrogated. 

Regarding  these  changes,  and  their  adoption  first  by  this  Society,  I  challenge 
dispute.  The  question  is  simply  one  of  dates,  and  I  believe  no  office  can  produce 
resolutions  originating  such  beneficial  changes  at  a  date  prior  to  ours.  There 
is,  indeed,  one  instance  in  which  we  do  not  claim  originality.  In  April  185 1 
the  Standard  Office  introduced  a  system  of  Select  Class  Assurances,  according  to 
which  Certificates  might,  on  application,  be  granted  to  Policies  of  five  years' 
standing,  giving  advantages  similar  to  those  conferred  by  our  Resolutions  of  1849, 
and,  in  addition,  exemption  from  the  forfeiture  incurred  by  going  abroad  or  entering 
the  army.  This  arrangement  we,  with  other  Scottish  Life  Offices,  adopted  in  the 
following  year,  1852.  Although  doubts  may  have  been  felt  whether  this  extension 
was  altogether  just  to  the  great  majority  of  irs  who  remain  at  home,  yet  it  may  be 
regarded  as  a  fair  concession  to  the  mercantile  principle,  from  its  giving  additional 
marketable  value  to  all  such  Policies,  while  the  actual  loss  to  any  must  be  trifling. 
The  advantages  which  the  Certificates  confer  are,  however,  not  available  till  after  a 
probation  of  five  years,  and  meantime  the  select  holders  of  them,  just  as  all  the 
other  Policy-holders,  are  under  the  original  conditions  as  to  forfeiture.  In  this 
Institution  the  forfeitures,  on  account  of  innocent  error  in  the  statements  as  to 
health,  are  removed  _/;-<?;«  <?//,  ^wtXJroni  the  first. 

1 N  ALL  the  minor  points  of  practice  the  rules  are  as  liberal  as  is  consis- 
tent with  right  principle: — For  example,  in  the  facility  of  license  for  travel- 
ling or  residence  abroad,  and  of  obtaining  advances,  without  expense,  on  the 
value  of  the  Policies.  Allowances  for  surrender  have  from  the  first  been 
made  in  accordance  with  a  Table  of  the  fair  values,  which  forms  a  part 
of  the  fundamental  regulations. 

The  Policy-holders  are,  by  the  Deed  of  Constitution,  by  the  Act  of  Parlia- 
ment, and  by  the  terms  of  the  Policies,  specially  exempt  from  liability. 


LONDON,  66  Gracechurch  Street,— J.  MUIR  LEITCH,  Local  Secretary. 


a 


Persons  desiring  to  effect  Assurances  throngli  the  Agent  in  any  locality  not  named  in  this 
Prospectus,  may  ascertain  the  Agent's  address  Tby  applying  to  the  Head  Office. 


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rk 


Scottijh  Widows  Fund 

Life  AJfurance  Society 

Head  Office,  9  St.  Andrew  Square,  Edinburgh, 

IS   THE 
LARGEST    MUTUAL    LIFE    OFFICE    IN    THE   WORLD. 

Founded  a.d.  18 15. 


^ 


I.  Perfect  Security 

Is  afforded  by  the  Scottish  Widows'  Fund,  as  proved  by  its  Balance- 
sheets  (published  with  every  Report  and  Prospectus  issued  by  the  Society). 
These  Balance-Sheets  shew,  in  detail,  the  securities  in  which  the  Funds  are 
invested,  and  the  Rates  of  Interest  and  Mortality  used  in  the  valuation  of 
the  Society's  Liabilities.  All  who  contemplate  Life  Assurance  have,  there- 
fore, the  means  of  satisfying  themselves,  before  they  take  out  Policies,  of  the 
financial  stability  of  the  Scottish  Widows'  Fund,  and  of  the  absolute 
security  which  it  presents. 

The  INVESTED  FUNDS  amount  to  .     £4,015,000 

The  ANNUAL  REVENUE  is        .        .        .  485,000 

Copies  of  the  last  Balance-Sheet  may  be  had  on  Apphcation. 

II.    The  Magnitude  of  the  Profits 

realized  by  the  Scottish  Widows'  Fund  is  shewn  in  the  following 
Examples  of  the  Rates  of  Bonus  Addition  made  to  Policies  at  last 
Division  of  Profits,  which  took  place  at  31st  December  1859  : — 

A  Policy  of    5  years' standing  received .£,1   12     6  per  cent,  per  annum. 

A  Policy  of  10  years' standing  received i   14     2 

A  Policy  of  20  years' standing  received 2     o  10 

A  Policy  of  30  years' standing  received 2     8  10 

A  Policy  of  40  years' standing  received 2   15   li 

A  Policy  of  45  years'  standing  received 360 

Policies  of  intermediate  standing  received  proportional  Annual  Botttcses, 

THE  Average  Rate  of  Bonus  being 

Two  Pounds  Three  SMUings  and  Eleven  Pence  per  cent  per  annum. 


^ 


OFFICE  IN  LONDON:  4  Royal  Exchange  Buildings,  E.C,  HUGH  M'KEAN,  Agent. 


Persons  desiring  to  effect  Assurances  throngh  the  Agent  in  any  locality  not  named  in  this 
Prospectus,  may  ascertain  the  Agent's  address  hy  applying  to  the  Head  Office. 

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THE 

SCOTTISH   WIDOWS'   FUND 

Life  Affurance  Society. 

III.  Surrender  Values  payable  on  Demand. 

Probably  the  greatest  impediment  to  the  extension  of  Life  Assurance,  is  the 
apprehension  that  inability  to  continue  to  pay  the  Premiums  will  involve  their 
forfeiture.  Before  a  person  insures  his  life  in  the  SCOTTISH  Widows'  Fund, 
he  can  know,  from  its  published  Tables,  the  precise  sum  he  can  withdraw  at  any 
time  in  respect  of  the  original  sum  assured,  which,  of  course,  will  be  increased 
by  Bonuses.     The  following  are 

Examples  of  Surrender  Values  of  Policies  of  £1000,  and 
Bonuses  thereon.    Age  at  entry  being  30. 


Duration  of  Policy. 

Premiums  paid. 

Surrender  Value. 

Per  Centage  on 
Premiums  paid. 

31  per  cent. 

62  per  cent. 

75  per  cent. 

90  per  cent. 
104  per  cent. 
123  per  cent. 

One  Year 

£^S  17   6 
258  15    0 
517  10    0 
776    5    0 
1035    0    0 
1 164    7    6 

/8    0  10 
160  12  10 
390  15  II 
699  10    0 
107 1  19    0 
143s    9    0 

Ten  Years    

Twenty  Years 

Thirty  Years    

Forty  Years 

Forty-five  Years  ... 

IV.   The  Public  Usefulness  of  the  Society 

maybe  inferred  from  the  amount  of  New  Assurances  annually  effected  in  it,  and 
the  extent  to  which  families  are  now  being  annually  benefited  by  the  forethought 
of  deceased  members.     On  these  two  points  the  following  are 


THE    FACTS  FOR  THE  YEAR   1863   ALONE. 

New  Sums  Assured.        New  Premiums. 

New  Assurances  effected  in  1863 ;^9oi,i85  13    3     ^30,658    o    9 

)  623  12  10 


Less  Surplus  Assurances  given  off  to  other  )         o  ^ 
Offirp.  .  .        _       \      18,700 


Offices 

^\*863Xne''^''*'*°^^  ^"^  '^^^^[£882,485  13    3     JE30.034    7  11 

Probably  the  Largest  British  Bttsiness  transacted  by  any  Office  during  1863. 
Claims  in  1863. 

201  Members  died,  entitling  their  Representatives  to   £291,167    4    6 

TABLE    OF    PREMIUMS. 
For  the  Assurance  of  £100,  with  Participation  in  Profits. 


Age. 

Premium. 

Age. 

Premium.    ^ 

Age. 

Premium. 

26 

/2     7     6 

36 

/2    19     9  • 

46 

;^3    18      7 

28 

297 

38 

330 

48 

4     3      7 

30 

2    II     9 

40 

3     6     3 

50 

492 

32 

2    14     2 

42 

3    10     0 

52 

4    15     0 

34 

2    16     9 

44 

3    14     1 

54 

5     I     7 

B- 


Head  Office,  No.  g  St.  Andrew  Square, 
Edinburgh. 


SAMUEL  RALEIGH,  Manager. 
J.  J.  P.  ANDERSON,  Secretary. 


OFFICE  IN  GLASGOW:  141  Buchanan  Street-THOMAS  BROWN,  Resident  Secretary. 


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Established  I84I5 
Divides  among  the  holders  of  its  Life  Policies,  as 
fully  explained  in  another  publication,  virtually 
the  whole  Profits  arising  in  that  Branch  of  its 
business.  Under  these  circumstances,  the  inte- 
rests of  the  Company  and  those  of  the  Policy- 
holders are  one  and  the  same.  The  plain  duty 
of  the  Directors,  therefore,  is  to  promote  in 
every  way  the  true  and  permanent  interests  of 
the  persons  assured.  This  important  principle 
they  have  steadily  kept  in  view.  It  has  been 
their  aim  not  only  to  secure  for  each  of  the 
Assured  the  largest  possible  payment  at  death 
which  his  premiums  can  provide  for,  but  to  give 
to  the  Policies  of  the  Company  the  utmost  value 
in  other  respects,  and  under  all  circumstances. 

The  following  Regulations,  therefore,  some 
of  which  have  been  introduced  exclusively  by 
this    Company,    have    been    expressly    framed 

FOE  THE   BENEFIT  of  THE  ASSURED. 

They  are  adapted  to  the  various  circumstances 
in  which  he  may  find  himself. 


EDINBURGH:    22   ST.  ANDREW   SQUARE. 


R.  fi'  R.  Clark,  Printers. 


EEGULATIONS  OF  THE 

Scottish  KTational  Insurance  Company 

To  meet  various  circumstances  in  the  case  of 
a  person  assured. 

Suppose  he  finds  it  difficult  to  keep  up  his  Policy; — 

A  man  cannot  have  his  life  assured  without  paying  for  it,  but  after 
he  has  paid  for  a  time,  he  may  find  it  necessary  or  convenient  to  dis- 
continue further  payments  for  a  time.  This  the  Scottish  National 
Insurance  Company  allows  him  to  do.  After  three  years'  payments 
under  Policies  of  the  profit  class,  the  fourth  premium  may  stand  over 
unpaid,  upon  application  to  the  Directors.  If  six  years'  premiums 
have  been  paid,  then  two  may  remain  unpaid,  and  so  on.  Thus,  one 
of  the  Company's  earliest  Policies,  having  now  been  kept  up  for 
twenty-one  years,  migM  remain  in  force  for  seven  years  longer,  or 
up  to  the  year  1871,  without  further  payments.  The  arrears  would 
be  deducted  in  the  event  of  death. 

Stppose  he  wishes  a  Loan  on  his  Policy; — 

After  three  years'  payments,  ordinary  Policies  acquire  a  ready- 
money  value  to  the  holder.  Nine-tenths  of  that  value  will  be  lent  to 
him  without  other  security,  without  expense,  and  at  a  moderate  rate 
of  interest.  The  amount  to  be  lent  will  generally  exceed  one-third  of 
the  premiums  paid.     No  loan  is  given  of  less  than  Ten  Pounds. 

Should  he  wish  to  go  abroad; — 

The  Company's  Profit  Policies,  at  the  ordinary  rates,  allow  the 
Assured  to  travel  to  and  reside  in  any  part  of  Europe,  and  in  Canada, 
Australia,  New  Zealand,  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  many  other  British 
Colonies.  For  other  foreign  countries  license  is  given  on  the  most 
reasonable  terms.  Arrangements  can  be  made  under  which  Policies 
will  be  issued  at  the  Company's  ordinary  rates  free  from  all  re- 
strictions whatever  upon  travelling  or  residence  abroad. 

DUBLIN:   7  Bachelors'  Walk.       MANCHESTER:   9  Chapel  "Walks. 


Suppose  he  has  made  a  mistake  as  to  his  Age,  &c. ; — 

As  persons  are  sometimes  alarmed  lest  an  unintentional  mistake 
in  tlieir  statements  as  to  age,  health,  or  other  particulars,  should  vitiate 
their  Policies,  those  granted  by  this  Company  are  declared  to  be 
entirely  exempt  aftei'  three  years  from,  liability  to  be  challenged 
on  such  grounds.  An  unintentional  misstatement  as  to  age  will 
give  the  Company  a  claim  to  any  difference  of  premium  which  ought 
to  have  been  paid  to  them. 

Should  he  wish  to  economise  his  early  payments; — 

Under  ordinary  profit  Policies  one  half  ot  the  premiums  for  the 
first  five  years  may  stand  over  as  a  debt,  subject  to  payment  of  interest. 
But  the  Directors  have  published  a  Table  (see  page  4)  under  which 
Policies  may  be  obtained  at  Half-Rates  for  five  years  without  any 
debt  or  interest  attaching  to  the  Policies.  Special  attention  is 
directed  to  the  advantages  of  this  Table. 

£10  a  year  for  five  years,  and  £20  yearly  afterwards,  will  insure,  with, 
right  to  profits,  at  age  twenty,  <£950  ;  at  age  thirty,  about  £730  ; 
and  at  age  forty,  nearly  £600. 

Sippose  he  wishes  to  secure  an  Annuity  to  his  wife, 
combined  with  provision  for  his  children; — 

This  is  an  entirely  new  feature  in  Life  Assurance,  introduced  by 
this  Company.  Annuities  can  be  secured  to  a  widow,  combined  with 
an  ordinary  Life  Assurance  in  case  there  be  no  widow.  The  rates 
payable  are  the  Company's  ordinary  rates. 

MISCELLANEOUS    BENEFITS. 

One  month  is  allowed  for  payment  of  premiums.  Policies  are 
payable  three  months  after  proof  of  death,  and  are  frequently  paid 
sooner.  Policies  may  be  made  payable  to  the  Assured  himself  during 
his  own  lifetime.  Present,  deferred,  or  survivorship  Annuities  are 
granted,  &c.  &c. 

In  all  these  arrangements,  the  object  of  the  Directors  is  to  adapt 
their  system  to  the  diversified  views  and  circujnstances  of  their 
constituents. 

GLASGOW:  132  St.  Viiicent  Street.       DUMDEE:   32  CasjpLe  Street. 


RATES 
For  £100  at  Death, 

WITH    PROFITS. 


Age. 

Annual 
Premiums. 

20 

;^I 

17 

6 

21 

I 

18 

6 

22 

I 

19 

6 

23 

2 

0 

6 

24 

2 

I 

6 

25 

2 

2 

8 

26 

2 

3 

10 

27 

2 

5 

2 

28 

2 

6 

6 

29 

2 

7 

9 

30 

2 

9 

0 

31 

2 

10 

2 

32 

2 

II 

6 

33 

2 

13 

0 

34 

2 

14 

6 

35 

2 

15 

10 

36 

2 

17 

6 

37, 

2 

19 

4 

38 

3 

I 

0 

39 

3 

2 

8 

40 

3 

4 

6 

41 

3 

6 

6 

42 

3 

8 

6 

43 

3 

10 

6 

44 

3 

12 

4 

45 

3 

14 

0 

46 

3 

16 

8 

47 

3 

19 

4 

48 

4 

2 

2 

49 

4 

5 

6 

SO 

4 

8 

6 

51 

4 

12 

0 

52 

4 

16 

0 

53 

5 

0 

0 

54 

5 

4 

6 

55 

5 

9 

6 

Half-Rates 

For  £100  at  Death, 

WITH    PROFITS. 


EDINBURGH. 

Chairmaii. 

Right  Hon.  Chas.  Lawson, 
Lord  Provost  of  Edinburgh. 

Deputy-  Ckairtnan. 
Patrick  Arkley,  Esq. 
William  Dickson,  Esq. 
■^  ^  William  Spence,  Esq. 
5     Hew  Crichton,  Esq. 
f^    J.  A.  Macrae,  Esq. 

Benjamin  H.  Blyth,  Esq. 
James  Duncan,  Esq. 
Charles  Cowan,  Esq. 
IE.  S.  Gordon,  Esq. 

Medical  Referee. 
Dr.  Adam  Hunter. 

Auditor . 
John  M.  Baillie,  Esq. 

Manager. 
John  M.  M'Candlish. 

Secretary — Walter  Brown. 

liONDON. 

^-  i^James  Caird,  Esq.,  M.P. 
^    Thomas  Smith,  Esq. 
^  •<  James  Watson,  Esq. 
"(2    Jas.  F.  Wilkinson,  Esq. 

^    IH.  J.  P.  WOODHEAD,  Esq. 

Secretarv — Alex.  H.  Whytt. 

UliASGOW 

H  /'George  Stirling,  Esq. 
■S  J  Alex.  B.  M'Grigor,  Esq. 
.^  )  Allan  Arthur,  Esq. 
q  Iw.  C.  Shaw,  Esq. 

Secretaries. 

Messrs.  Kerr,  Anderson, 

AND  Brodie. 

DUBLIN. 

Solicitors. 
Messrs.  Garde  &  Atkinson. 

Agent — ^J.  C.  Colvill. 

MANCHESTER. 

H.  M.  Maclure,  SnpK  Agent. 

Full  Details  of  the  Company's  Bates  and  Begulations  are  contained  in  the 
Prospectus,  which,  -with  the  Yearly  Report  and  Balance  Sheet,  may  be  had 
on  application  at  any  of  the  Company's  Ofl&ces,  or  from  the  Agents. 


Half-Rate  ( 

Age. 

during 

1st  Five  Years.] 

20 

i  ^' 

I 

0 

21 

I   I 

1 

6 

22 

2 

0 

23 

I 

,2 

6 

24 

j   I 

3 

3 

25 

4 

0 

26 

4 

9 

27 

5 

6 

28 

I 

6 

3 

29 

6 

9 

30 

7 

6 

31 

I 

8 

3 

32 

9 

0 

33 

10 

0 

34 

10 

9 

35 

I 

II 

6 

36 

12 

6 

37 

13 

6 

38 

14 

6 

39 

I 

15 

6 

40 

I 

16 

6 

41 

17 

6 

42 

19 

0 

43 

2 

0 

6 

44 

2 

2 

0 

45 

2 

3 

6 

46 

2 

4 

6 

47 

2 

5 

9 

48 

2 

7 

0 

49 

2 

8 

9 

50 

2 

10 

9 

51 

2 

13 

3 

52 

2 

16 

0 

53 

2 

18 

9 

54 

3 

2 

0 

55 

3 

6 

3 

LaNDON:    69    LOMBARD    STREET. 


ALEX.    FERGUSON, 

€miuimtt  k  fiat  (^Mm, 

1  lEIBOURIE  PLACE,  EDISBUE&H. 


MIXTURES. 

VICTORIA    DROPS. 

COMFITS. 

FINE,  Is.  per  lb. 

Lemon 

Carraways,  all  sizes 

BEST,  Is.  4d.  per  lb. 

liose 

for  Bakers 

Do.  ia  Packets,  6d.  and 

Musk 

Bread  and  Butter  Car- 

Is. 

Lavender 

raways 

In  Clan  Tartan  Papers, 

Almond 

Steel  Carraways 

6d  ,  Is.,  and  2s. 

Cinnamon 

Cassia  Buds 

In  Fancy  Boxes,   from 

Clove 

Cloves 

6d.  to  10s.  6d. 

(-Singer 

Band  Strings 

In  Boxes,  with  Views  of 

Peppermint 

Corrianders 

Edinburgh,   High- 

Mixed 

Nonpareils 

lands,  &c.,  Is. 

Coloured 

Ginger  Pearls 

In  Canisters  for  Expor- 

Windsor 

Cinnamon  do. 

tation,  Is.  to  21s. 

Barbary  Comfits 
Aniseed      do. 

ALMONDS. 

PAN    DROPS. 

Marbles 

White 

Peppermint 

Bird  Eggs 

Coloured 

Small 

Rifle  Balls 

Burned 

Large 

Rifle  Shot 

Jordan 

\Nindsor 

Dundrearys,  &c.  &c. 

LOZENGES. 


Peppermint 

Musk 

Thick  Peppermint 

Strong 

Lavender 

...     Cinnamon 

Extra  do. 

Almond 

Ginger 

Cinnamon 

Black  Currants 

...     Lemon 

Lemon 

Mixed  Fruit 

. . .     Rose 

Rose 

Cough 

...     Clove 

Clove 

Gelatine 

Oddfellow 

Ginger 

Windsor 

Conversation 

Cayenne 

Victoria 

Jenny  Lind 

Mixed 

Mixed  Rings 

Fancy  Cut 

MEDICATED    LOZENC 

JES. 

FOR    COUGHS   AND 

FOR  SORE  THROATS. 

FOR  HEARTBURN. 

COLDS. 

Nitre 

Magnesia 

Bath 

Tannin 

Prepared  Chalk 

Tolu 

Tannin  and  Cayenne 

Soda 

Paragoric 

Strong  Cayenne 

Soda  and  Ginger 

Horehound 

Ipecacuanha 

FOR  INDIGESTION. 

FOR  WORMS. 

Morphia 

Quinine 

Calomel 

Morphia  and  Ipecac. 

Rhubarb,   Ginger,  & 

Santonin 

Opium 

Magnesia  combined. 

Camphor 

(See  vflier  ?i<Jc. 

A.  FEEGUSON'S  CONFECTIONS 

— continued. 

ROCK. 

BARLEY  SUGAR. 

TABLET. 

White  Lemon 

Red 

Ginger 

Red  Eose 

Yellow 

Cinnamon 

Yellow  Cinnamon 

Lemon 

Lemon 

Grey  Peppermint 

Ginger 

Rose 

Black  Thick  do. 

Twisted 

Peppermint 

Black  Thin    do. 

Drops 

Almond 

Paradise 

Almond  Cake 

Horehound 

Pin  Cushions 

Honey  Cake 

-  In  Small  Cakes, 

Rock  Balls,  lOd.  per  lb. 

BOILI 

Cocoa  Nut  Ice 

Is.  per  lb. 

lOPS. 

ED    SUGAR    DF 

In   Canister 

s   and   Bottles,   from 

4cl.  to   8s. 

Acidulated  Lemon 

Raspberry 

Fishes 

Orange 

Strawberry 

Shells 

Mixed  Fruit 

Gooseberry 

Cockles 

Ginger 

Cherry 

Eock  Balls 

Toflfee,  Everton 

Jargonelle  Pear 

Rosebuds 

Vanilla 

Pine-Apple 

Chinese  Balls 

Paradise,  Lemon 

Apricot 

Prince  of  Wales 

Cinnamon 

Nectar 

Stars 

Vanilla 

Honey 

Diamonds 

Acidulated,  Large 

Acid 

Mixed,  &c.  &c. 

JUJUBES. 

LIQUORICE. 

SUNDRIES. 

Eed 

Solazzie 

Crystalized  Drops 

Black 

Labonia 

Crystahzed  Ginger 

Yellow 

Corigliani 

Liqueur  Drops,  in  great 

Crystalized 

English 

variety 

Pastilles 

Pontefract  Cakes 

Fondants 

Refined  Liquorice 

Rabat  le  Kum 

CHOCOLATE. 

Orange,    Lemon,    and 
Citron  Peel 

Drops 
Sticks 

CANDY  SUGAR. 

Crackers 
Magic  Flowers 

Creams 

Brown 

Magic  Holly 

Cream  Cakes 

Yellow 

Iceing  Sugar 

Cakes 

Red 

Pink  do. 

French 

White 

&c.     &c.     &c. 

All  Confections  manufactured  by  A.  Ferguson  are 
WARRANTED  entirely  of  Sugar^  flavoured  with  the 
Finest  Oils  and  Essences.  From  his  large  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Trade,  A.  F.'s  Confections  will  be 
found  always  FRESH  AND  NEW. 


1  MIIBMIMI  fM«,   IllMllIISl. 

Wholesale   Department   and   Steam   Works  :— 
304    LAWNMARKET. 


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