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EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY

HAND-BOOK TO THE COACH AND RAILWAY ROUTES

COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS

AN INDEX TO GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, FARMS, &e.

AND MAP OF THE COUNTY ENGRAVED AND CORRECTED FROM THE ORDNANCE SURVEY.

1870-71.

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POETOBELLO : WILLIAM DOIG, 94 & 96 HIGH STREET.

MUSSELBURGH : JOHN WALKER. LASSWADE : GEO. STORIE.

DALKEITH : P. & D. LYLE. PENICUIK : W. SIMPSON. MID-CALDER: CHAS. R. GILCHRIST. EXPLANATORY NOTE.

The Directory is compiled on the following system : —The Names and Addresses of the nobility and gentry, of persons in business, of voters, and of persons residing in the County whose places of business are in Edinburgh or Leith, have as far as possible been inserted. These have been arranged first in Alphabetical order, and then in the order of their Postal or Sub-Postal Districts. In the cases of Dalkeith, Musselburgh, and Portobello, the names have been likewise arranged in the order of Trades. As no name appears in the District Lists which does not also appear in the Alphabetical arrangement, and vice versa, the information desired may be obtained from either, but generally more fully under the District Lists. The names of Officials only have been given under Edinburgh and Leith. In the Index of Gentlemen's Seats', Farms, Hamlets, &c, at page 144, the Italic Letters refer to the respective Parishes in which the places are situated, a list of which is given at page 10 ; and the Figures refer to the number of the Postal District under which the places are arranged, which may be found either by turning to the Contents, or to the District Lists themselves.

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Commercial Printing Company. Edinburgh. CONTENTS.

FAGK Preface, .... 4 Calendar for 1870-71, 5 9 Coach and Railway Guide, . List of Parishes, with their Parish Minister, Schoolmaster Registrar, ...... List of Ministers of Free and IT. P. Churches, . Post-Towns, with their Hours of Closing,

County Lists, . • • • Peers, Baronets, and Knights connected with the County, Hand-Book— Description of the County, .... Edinburgh to Cramond, and Cramond to Musselburgh, Edinburgh to Penicuik, .... Edinburgh to Roslin, Hawthornden, and Lasswade, Edinburgh to Currie, Mid-Calder, and* West Calder. Edinburgh to Dalkeith, Borthwick, and Stow, Alphabetical Directory, .... District Directory— Balerno (see Currie). Juniper Green (see Currie)

1. Blackhall, . . 81 14. Kirkliston, Bonnyrigg (see Lasswade). 15. Kirknewton, Colinton (see Slateford). 16. Lasswade, . Edinburgh). 2. Corstorphine, . . 81 Leith (see

3.' Cramond, . . 83 17. Leadburn, . 4. Currie, ... 84 18. Liberton, . 5. Dalkeith, . . 86 19. Loanhead, .

6. Davidson's Mains, . 95 20. Lothian Burn, 7. Duddingston, 95 21. Mid-Calder, East Calder (see Mid-Calder). Millerliill (see Dalkeith).

Edinburgh and Leith, . 96 22. Milton Bridge, . field, 8. Eskbank, . . 99 23. Murray Fisherrow (see Musselburgh). 24. Musselburgh, Ford (see Pathhead). Newbattle (see Dalkeith). Gilmerton (see Liberton). 25. JSTewhaven, Gogar (see Corstorphine). 26. Pathhead, .

9. Gorebridge, . . 100 27. Penicuik, . .101" 28. Portobello, 10. Gorgie, . .

11. Granton, . . 101 29. Ratho, Greenlaw (see Milton bridge). Restalrig (see Jock's Lodge) Eermiston (see Corstorphine). 30. Roslin, Inveresk (see Musselburgh). 31. Slateford, .

12. Jock's Lodge, . . 102 32. Stow, 33. 13. Joppa, . . .103 "West Calder,

Index of Gentlemen's Seats, Farms, etc., Advertisements, PREFACE.

In submitting a second issue of the Edinbuegh County Directory, the Editors have again to thank their correspondents over the

County for -revising the lists in their respective districts. The whole work has been subjected to thorough revision, and corrected down to the 30th of May, in order that effect might be given, as far as possible, to the numerous removals at Whitsunday last.

Edinburgh, June 1, 1870. EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY CALENDAR.

Postal Information. Receipt Stamps. Lease Stamps. j. d Receipts for Money, s. d Inland Letters, \ oz., o i £2 or upwards, . o 1 Rent not exceed. .£5, for Bills >t >> i oz., o 2 Receipts or And id. for every \ oz., or other Securities, . o 1 fraction of \ oz. AnyNote, Memorandum, If not prepaid, or defi- or Writing whatever, given 25, ciently paid, double the upon the payment of money, 50, above rates. whether signed or not, shall 75, Late Letters 2d. extra. be a Receipt if it shall im- Petitions to the Queen, Free port or signify that any sum I 5°> 15 Pari. Proceedings, of money, debt, or demand, Rising 5s. for every ,£50. Book-post packages',}- or any part thereof, amount- per 4 oz ing to £2 or upwards, has Patterns, per 4 oz., been paid or settled. And Note.—A lease means Registration of Letters, o 4 like documents given upon for any term, although less than a year. Stamps, Adhesive, id. , id., payment by Bills, Drafts, For longer 3d., \d., 6d., gd., is. Promissory Notes, or other leases than thirty-fiveyears Do., Embossed Envelopes, securities for Money, are another scale is applicable. is. i^d. per doz. also Receipts.* Where Adhesive Stamps Lease of a dwelling-house MONEY ORDERS. are used, they must be can- or tenement, or part of such, On Sums not exc. £2, o 3 celled with the name or for less than a year, at a Above £2 „ £5, o 6 initials of the Granter writ- rent payable by the week ten „ £5 it £7, o 9 on them. The penalty or month, if not above 3J. 6d. 1 ° for omission is ;£io. „ £7 „ £™> per week, Stamp, . . id.

en 2 . - - • H IS H > acts n P n ° On 3 j jLref 3 £ 3 '3 .** CALENDAR §S »

i 2.o D a O g Sj 1870-1 « ggftS

• A Letter by post acknowledging1 the receipt of a Bill or Promissory Note requires § all a Receipt as well as a Postage Stamp. The letter itself cannot be recognised as evi- dence of the receipt of the Bill.

Arbitration Stamps. Conveyance Stamps. Bill Stamps, Where the value of the mat- Where the purchase or Payable otherwise than on ter in dispute shall not consideration money s. d demand. s. d exceed £5, . £0 o 3 shall not exceed £5, o 6 Not exceeding Exc. £s, ¬£io, 006 Exc. £5, & not exc. 10, 1 o £5, . o 1 Exc. ¬ab. 10, 1 o ,, 10, ,, 15, 1 6 £5, £16, "o 2 20, 1 6 15. 20, 2 o „ i°i II 25, o 3 3°, 2 o 25. 2 6 „ 25, „ 50, o 6 40, 2 6 50, 5 o >• 5°. » 75, ° 9 5°. 100, 5 o 75, 7 6 >, 75, ,, *ioo, 1 o 10 o 10 o 100, 200, 100, * This Table gives a rate of 200, 5°°» IS ° 125, 12 6 1/ per £ioo. o o 125, 150. 15 o 5°°» 75°, Promissory Notes above 750, TOOO, ISO 150. 175, 17 6 £100, payable to bearer on 1000, and all other cases 175. 200, 20 o demand, can only be legally not provided for, 1 15 o 200, 225, 22 6 made by Bankers. Merchant Companies and 225, 250, 25 o Chambers of Commerce are 250, 275, 27 6 The acceptance of a Bill specially referred to this 275. 300, 30 o of Exchange must be in Table. Rising 5$. for every £50. writing on the Bill. EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY CALENDAR. MAY. JULY.

I fi Union with England, 1707. T Fr Commercial Bank Div. payable. 2 M 1. Prince Arthur b. 1850. 2 Sa 3 'In 2. Beltane. 3 s Dog-days begin. 4 W 3. Rood day. 4 M American Independence De. 1776. S Th Elgin and Forfar Fast-days. S Tu Princess Helena married, 1866. 6 Fr Savings Banks founded 1815. 6 W City of Glas. Bank Annual Meet. 7 Sa Henry Lord Brougham d. 1S68 7 Th Dunse Fast-day. 8 s R Fr 7. Royal Bank Dividend payable. P M Q Sa Burke d. 1797. IO 'I'u 10 H Calvin b. 1509. TI- W TT M T2 Th Court of Session resumes. T2 I'u National Bank Divid. payable. 13 Fr Union Bank General Meeting. W 14 Sa 14 Th IS s IS Fr St Swithin's day, 862. ib M Whitsunday Term. Rents due. t6 Sa 17 'I'u 17 s Earl Grey d. 1845. t8 W Montrose executed, 1650. t8 M [passed, 1869. IQ Th Genrl. and Free Assemblies meet. IQ Tu 20. Edin. Corporation Water BUI 20 Fr [Lord Ordinary. 20 W Court of Session rises. 21 Sa Court of Ses. does not sit, except 2T Th Robert Burns d. 1796. 22 S Sir J. Mackintosh d. 1832. 22 Fr Garibaldi b. 1807. 23 M Franklin Expedition sailed, 1845. 2^ Sa 14th Parliament dissolved, 1847. 24 I'u Queen born, 1819. Bit. Holiday. 24 s 8th Parliament dissolved, 1830. 2S W Princess Helena b. 1846. 2S M Irish Church Bill received the 26 Th Ascension Day, or Holy Thurs. 26 Tu Royal Assent, 1869. 27 Fr Whitsunday Term, Old Style. 27 W 28 Sa Viscount Melville d. 1811. 28 Th Renfrew Fast-day. 2Q 8 Henry Thos. Buckle d. 1862. 2q Fr First English Newspaper, 1588. 30 M 29. RestorationofChas.il. 1660. 30 Sa 31 'I'u Rev. Dr Chalmers d. 1847. 31 s JUNE. AUGUST.

T w Union Bank Dividend payable. T M Lammas Term. 2 Th Seventh Parli. dissolved, 1*826. 2 Tu 3 Fr Prince Geo. Frederick b. 1865. W Bank of England founded, 1732. 4 Sa 3. Cobden b. 1804. 4 Th Dingwall Fast-day. S S Magna Charta signed, 1215. S Fr 4. Lord Elcho b. i8r8. . 6 M 7. Royal Bank meeting. fi Sa Prince Alf., Duke of Edin. b. 1844. 7 Tu First Reform Bill passed, 1832. 7 s 5. London Oyster Season begins. 8 W 8 M Canning d. 1827. Q Th Musselburgh Fast-day. Q Tu Clydesdale Bank Div. payable. TO Fr Fifth Parliament dissolved, 1818. TO W II Sa TT Th Dog-days end. 12 s T2 Fr Grouse and Ptarmigan sh. begins. 13 M IS Sa Lammas day, Old Style. 14 Tu Henry Mackenzie d. 1831. 14 s George Combe d. 1858. IS W Edin. City Improvts. begun 1868. IS M Sir Walter Scott b. 1771. t6 Th Alloa, Stirling, Kinross, Peni- t6 I'u 17 Fr cuik, Ratho, St Andrews, W 18 Sa and West Calder Fast-days. tR Th Lord John Russell b. 1792. IQ s 20. British Linen Co.'s meeting. IQ Fr Trial of Queen Caroline, 1821. 20 M Queen's Accession, 1837. B.H. 20 Sa Tay Net Fishing closes. 21 'I'u Summer com. —Longest day. 2T s 20. Black cock shooting begins. 22 W 22 M 23 Th Dunfermline Fast-day. 23 I'u 24 Fr Midsummer Day. 24 W 2S Sa 24. Brit. Linen Co.'s Div. payable. 2S Th 26 S 25. Agricultural Returns made up. 26 Fr Dee, Don, Forth, Ness, and Spey 27 M Jews adm. to Parliament, 1858. 27 Sa Net Fishing closes. 28 Tu Corona, of Queen, 1838. B. H. 28 s Goethe b. 1749. 2Q W Ayr Fast-day. 2Q M Sir Chas. Napier d. 1853. 3° Th Cupar-Fife and Inverness Fast- 30 Tu days. 31 W Esk Net Fishing closes. EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY CALENDAR. SEPTEMBER. NOVEMBER.

T Th Partridge Shooting begins. I Tu All Saints' Day—Hallowmas. 2 Fr 2 W Kelso Fast-day. 1 Sa 3 Thl Dalkeith & Falkirk Fast-days. 4 S 4 Fr Battle of Inkermann, S M First Atlantic Telegram, 185S, S Sa 1854. 6 Tu 6 R Princess Charlotte d. 1817. 7 W Royal Bank meets. 7 M 8 Th 8 I'u Q Fr Sebastopol surrendered, 1855. Q W Prince of Wales b. 1841. [days. Sa 10 Th Galashiels and Inverness Fast- II R 11 Fr Martinmas Term. Rents due. 12 M 12 Sa 11. 19th Parlia. dissolved, 1868. T 3 Tu Charles James Fox d. 1806. 13 R 14 W Tweed Net Fishing closes. 14 M Rossini, composer, d. 18 li Th 14. Duke of Wellington d. 1852. IS Tu 16 Fr r6 W 17 Sa 17 Th 18 S George I. landed, 1714. 18 Fr Edward Forbes d. 1854. iq M iq Sa 20 1'u British Linen Company meets. 20 s John Knox d. 1572. 2T W Sir Walter Scott d. 1832. 21 1V1 Princess Royal b. 1840. 22 Th 22 Tu 23 Fr Day and Night equal. 23 W Martinmas, Old Style. 24 Sa 23. Autumn commences. 24 Th Kirkcaldy Fast-day. 2S s Dean Milman d. 1868. 2S Fr J. G. Lockhart d. 1834. 26 M Battle of Balaclava, 1854. 26 Sa Macadam d. 1836. 27 Tu 27 R First Sunday in Advent. ?.R W Bank of Scotland meets. 28 M Washington Irving d. 1859. 2q Th Greenock & Lanark Fast-days. 2q Tu Royal Bank meeting. 3° Fr Hare Hunting begins. 3° W Tweed Rod Fishing closes. OCTOBER. DECEMBER.

I Sa Pheasant Shooting begins. I Th Alloa and Stirling Fast-days. 2 s 2 Fr 1. Union Bank Dividend payable. 3 M 3 Sa 2. Disraeli Ministry resigned, 1868 4 Tu 4 s 3. 10th Parliament dissolved, 1832 S W Aberdeen Fast-day. S M 6 Th Portobello. and 6 Tu 7 Fr Arbroath Fast-days. 7 W Hawick and Stow Fast-days. 8 Sa Glas. New Univer. founded, 1868. 8 Th Hamilton Fast-day. ° R q Fr Mr Gladstone, Prime Minis., 186S 10 M Tay Rod Fishing closes. 10 Sa Grouse, Black Cock, and Ptar- TT Tu Falkirk Tryst. II s migan shooting ends. 12 W 11. Bank of Scotland Dividend. 12 M 13 Th Dundee and Forfar Fast-days. 13 Tu Joseph Robertson d. 1866. 14 Fr Court of Session resumes. 14 W Prince Albert d. 1861. IS Sa Forth, Ness, and Spey Rod Fish- IS Th Washington d. 1799. 16 S ings close. t6 Kr 17 M 17 Sa Commercial Bank meeting. 18 Tu Fox-hunting begins. 18 s 10 W 18. Lord Palmerston d. 1865. iq M 20 Th Glasgow and Perth Fast-days. 20 Tu 21 Fr Dumfries Fast-day. 21 W National Bank meeting. 22 Sa 22 Th 21. Winter com. —Shortest day. 23 R 23 Fr 24. Thackeray d. 1863. 24 M 2d Parliament dissolved, 1806. 24 Sa 2S Tu 26. Hogarth d. 1764. 2S R 26 W 27. Lord Curriehill d. 1868. 26 M Brit. Linen Co.'s Divid. payable. 27 Th Edinburgh, Banff, and Peebles 27 Tu Court of Session may adjourn for 28 Fr Fast-days. 28 W Lord Macaulay d. 1859. [14 days. 2q Sa [ings close. 20 Th Malthus d. 1836. HO s 31. Dee, Don, and Esk Rod Fish- 30 Fr nth Parliament dissolved, 1834. 3i M Hallowmas Eve. 31 Sa Dog Licence expires. EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY CALENDAR. JANUARY. MARCH.

I R Times Newsp. founded, 1788. T w Coupar-Angus Fast-day. 2 M New Year's Day. Bk. Holiday. 5{ Th Arbroath and Haddington 3 Tu Commercial Bk. Divid. payable. Kr Fast-days. 4 W 4 Sa > Th Alexander Smith d. S s Second Sunday in Lent. 6 Kr Royal Bank Dividend payable. 6 M British Linen Company meeting. 7 Sa 7 Tu Court of Lords Ordinary resumes. 8 8 Prince Albert Victor b. 1864. 8 W Auchterarder Fast-day. M 9 Th IO Tu TO \>'r Prince of Wales married, 1863. n W National Bank Dividend payable TT Sa Sir J. Outram d. 1863. 12 Th 12 R Third Sunday in Lent. 13 Fr New Year's Day, Old Style. 13 M 14 Sa Henry Mackenzie d. 1831. J 4 Tu Rev. Dr Robert Lee d. 1868. IS s IS W TO IVI Battle of Corunna, 1809. Tfi Th Duchess of Kent d. 1861. 17 Tu Battle of Falkirk, 1746. Fr Reform Bill introduced, 1867. 18 W Ayr Fast-day. t8 Sa Court of Session rises. ig Th Greyfriars Ch. destroyed by fire, IQ s Mid-Lent Sunday. 20 Kr [1845- JV1 21 Sa Plague in Edinburgh, 1647. 8T Tu 22 R Chas. J. Kean, tragedian d. 1868. 22 W Spring com. —day and night eq. 2^ M William Pitt d. 1806. 23 Th Greenock Fast-day. 24 Tu Hurricane and Loss of Life, 1868. 24 Fr 2S W Princess Royal 711. 185S. 2S Sa Lady Day. 26 Th Lord Jeftrey d. 1850. 7.6 s Fifth Sunday in Lent. 27 Fr Peter the Great d. 1725. 27 M Robert Bruce crowned, 1306. 28 Sa Prescott, historian, d. 1859. ?,8 Tu George Wishart martyred, 1689. 2Q s George in. d. 1820. 2q W Bank of Scotland meets. SO M Charles I. beheaded, 1649. V> Th Portobello & Banff Fast-days. 31 Tu 31 Fr Paisley Fast-day. FEBRUARY. APRIL.

I w Tweed Rod Fishing opens. I Sa 2. Richard Cobden d. 1865. 2 Th Candlemas Term. 2 R Palm Sunday. 3 Fr Clydesdale Bank Gen. Meeting. 3 M Professor Wilson d. 1854. 4 Sa Tay Fishing opens. 4 Tu Last day for Peace-warning. S s S W Aberdeen Fast-day. 6 M Clydesdale Bank Divid. payable 6 Th Glasgow and Perth Fast-day. 7 Tu 7 Fr Good Friday. Bank Holiday. 8 W Francis Horner d. 1817. 8 Sa Census of 1861 taken. P Th Q R Easter Sunday. 10 Fr Sir David Brewster d. 1868. 10 M 9. General Lee surrendered, 1865. TT Sa Dee, Don, Forth, Ness, and IT To 12. Bank of Scot. Divid. payable. 12 R Spey Fishings open. 12 W 13. Theo. ofAbyssinia killed, 1868. 13 M 13 Th Dundee and Lanark Fast-days. X 4 Tu St Valentine's Day. Fr IS VV Tweed Net Fishing opens. IS Sa Pres. Lincoln assass. 1865. 16 Th Esk Fishing opens. Tfi s Low Sunday. J 7 Fr National Debt began 1500. M Benjamin Franklin d, 1790. 18 Sa tR Tu 10 R 20. Joseph Hume d. 1855. W American Revolution began, 1775. 20 M Princess Louisa Dagmar b. 1867. 20 Th 2T Tu 2T Fr ?.?. W Adam Ferguson d. 1816. 22 Sa 23 Th Renfrew Fast-day. 23 s 24 Fr 24 M Shakespeare Tercentenary, 1864. 2S Sa Earl Derby resigned, 1868. Tu Princess Alice b. 1843. 26 s First Sunday in Lent. 2fi W 27 M Longfellow b. 1807. 27 Th Edinburgh, Peebles, Selkirk, 2S Tu Montaigne b. 1533. 28 Fr Airdrie, and Kirkwall Fast- 29 Sa days. 30 R Admiral Fitzroy d. 1865. OOAOH AND RAILWAY GUIDE.

NORTH BEITISH RAILWAY. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY—contd. Going East and South. Going West.

Dist. STATIONS. 1st. 2d. 3d. Dist. STATIONS. 1st. 2d. 3d.

9* BONNYRIGG, 1/ 9d. 7d. 3* CORSTORPHTNE, 6d. 4d. 8W. 5d. 284 BOWLAND, . . 5/11 4/4 3/5 U GOGAR, . . . 1/ 9d. 9d. 7d. 9| BrOOMTEKNOWE, 1/ H Ratho, . . . 1/2 lOd. 8d. 9 Dalhousie, 1/ lOd. 8d.

7 Dalkeith, . . 9d. 8d. 7d. Going North.

8 EsKBANK, . . 9d. 8d. 7d. 2 Trinity, . . 4d. 3d. 2d.

22* FOUNTATNHALL, 4/3 3/2 2/6 3 Granton, . . 6d. 4d. 3d. 12| FuSHIEBRIDGE, 1/9 1/7

12 GOREBEIDGE, . 1/9 1/5 if 1H Hawthornden, 1/ lOd. 8d. 194 Heriot, . . . 3/4 2/7 2/1 CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. Inveresk, . . lOd. 8d. bid-

el JOPPA, . . . 6d. 5d. 4d. Going West.

7 Lasswade, . . 9d. 7d

171 Leadburn, . . 2/3 1/9 1/3 Dist. STATIONS. 1st. 2d. 3d. MtTT/RROTT.T,, Kt , 8d Vd. 6d. 6 Musselburgh, 9d. 8d. 6d. 5+ CORRIE, . . . 1/ 9d. 5d. 4-1 New Hailes, . 7d. 6d. 4Ad. 15J Harburn, . . 2/6 2/ 1/3 . . 15 Penicuik, 1/6 1/3 1/ 3 Kjngsknowe, . 6d. 4JW. 3d.

POLTON, . . . 9d. 7d. 8 1/ 10 KlRKNEWTON, . 1/6 1/3 lOd.

Portobello, . 6d. 4d. 3d. 3 10 Mid Oalder, . 1/6 1/3 lOd.

. . lOd. RoSLIN, . 1/4 1/ 14 Newpark, . . 2/4 1/9 1/1* 26§ Stow, . . . 5/3 3/10 «/ n Slateford, 4d. 3d. 2d. 16 Tynehead, 2/7 2/1 1/8 15| West Calder, 2/4 2/ 1/8*

Note.—The Fare by the Parliamentary Class is not more than Id. per mile.

Coaches from 4 Princes Street, Edinburgh.

Dist. PLACES. From Edinburgh. Return to Edinburgh. Fares.

A.M. P.M. a.m. P.M. 1st. 2d. 3d.

8 Bilston, . . 9.30 4.0 9.0 5.0 1/6 1/ 9d. 15 Blackshiels, 3.30 8.15 8/ 2/ 1/6 4 CORSTORPHINE, 11.0 1.30, 4.15, 8.0 9.20 12, 3, 8.45 9d. 8d. 6d. 3.0 on Sat. 6 Cramond, 11.0 7.0 8.0 5.0 1/ 9d.

6 Dalkeith, . 10.30 4.0, 8.0 9.0 12.0, 6.0 9d. 8d. 7d.

9 Greenlaw, . 9.30 4.0 8.50 4.40 1/3 1/ lOd. 8.30 12, 2.30, 6.15 9d. 7d. 6 Lasswade, . 10.0 1, 4, 8.0 V 6 Loanhead, . 10.0 1, 4, 8.0 8.45 12.15, 2.45, 6.30 10d: 8d. 6d. 6 Musselburgh, 11.0 2, 6, 8.30 8.45 12.40, 4.15, 7.15 9d. 8d. 6d.

11 Pathhead, . 3.30 8.45 2/6 2/ 1/6 10 Penicuik, 9.30 4.0 8.45 4.30 1/3 1/ lOd. 3 Portobello, 11,12 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 9, 10, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4.35, 6d. 4d. 3d. 8, 8.30, 9.45 11,12 6, 7, 7.35, 9

8* Ratho, . . 4.15; 3 on Sat. 8.30 1/ lOd. 8d. 3.45 H Roslin, . . 11.0 1/6 1/ '

LIST OF PARISHES.

Parishes. Acreage. Pop. 1861. Parish Minister. Parish Schoolmaster. Eegistrar.

Borthwick ai 9,806 1,742 "Walter Waddell. Robert Warden. Robert Warden.

Carrington 6 4,403 681 "Win. G. Core, M.A. Charles Kirkwood. John Mitchell.

Cockpen c 2,950 2,902 J. S. Muir. Peter Mitchell. Peter Mitchell.

Colinton d 5,659 2,656 W. Lockhart, M.A. James Russell. James Russell.

Corstorphine e 3,653 1,579 R. K. D. Home. William Duncan. Wm. Duncan.

Cramond / 5,477 2,748 W. L. Colvin, D.D. John Milne. John Milne.

Cranston g 5,102 1,035 Geo. S. Smith, M.A. Robert Hanton. Robert Hanton.

Crichton h 4,821 1,304 Henry Duncan. George Noble. George Noble.

Currie i 11,236 2,248 James Langwill. James Leishman. Jas. Leishman.

Dalkeith, East k 2,345 7,1U Robt. "Wright, D.D. William Young. Jas. B. Dyer. "West James Lamont.

Duddingston I 1,899 5,159 J. A. H. Paton. Robt. P. Paterson. R. P. Paterson. Portobello 4,366 Geo. T. Jamieson. Alex. Paterson.

Fala& Soutram 3,126 382 John F. Thomson. James Whiteford. Jas. Whiteford.

Glencross n 4,292 - 1,217 Alex. Torrenee. Duncan Cameron. D. Cameron.

' Heriot o 15,038 407 Daniel Cameron, M.A. George Simpson. George Simpson.

Inveresk p 5,925 9,525 J. G. Beveridge. No Parish School. John Leiteh. Northesk H. M. M'Gill. Kirkliston q 4,212 1,917 John R. Liddell. Thos. Balmer. Thos. Balmer.

Kirknewton r 9,491 • 1,539 Henry W. Smith. Thos. Dick. Thos. Dick.

Lasswade s 10,678 5,688 M. C. Mackenzie, D.D. Robert Marshall. Wm. Young. Roslin John Henderson.

' Liberton t 6,617 3,507 John Stewart, M.A. Thos. J.' Kelly. Thos. J.' Kelly. Gilmerton Peter Stewart, M.A. Mid-Calder u 12,324 1,389 William Walker. James Hislop. James Hislop.

Newbattle v 5,224 2,837 Thomas Gordon, D.D. David Dunlop. David Dunlop. Stobhill James Gordon. Newton w 2,034 1,553 Malcolm M'Gregor. George Riach. George Riach.

North Leith 517 10,903 William Smith. No Parish School. Thos. S. Forman. Newhaven 2,310 Wm. Graham.

Penicuik % 18,966 3,249' William M. Imrie. Alex. M'Gregor. James Alexander.

Ratho y 6,168 1,659 R. C. H. Macduff. David Smith. David Smith.

South Leith z 2,265 26,170 James Mitchell, M. A., & Andrew Moffat. Gilbert Archer. Henry Duff, F.R.S.S. St Cuthbert's aa 6,675 91,325 John Paul, D.D., and No Parish School. Robert Dick. James Veitch, D.D

Stow 66 26,873 2,171 David Waddell. John F. Walker. John F. Walker. C. G. Forrester, Assisted Temple cc 14,478 1,3S5 Theophilus Smith. John Bain. John Bain.

West Calder dd 21,392 1,927 [Vacant.] D. S. Walker. Thos. Thomson.

l In the Index to Gentlemen's Seats, Farms, and other places in the county, of which a very full list is given at p. 144, the Parishes are indicated by the italic letters. Note. —Part of the Parishes of Cramond, Fala & Soutra, and Stow, are in other Counties, but the 10 total Population is stated in the above Table. . ,

FREE AND UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. * Note. —For Ministers of the Established Church, see opposite page.

Place. Free Church. U.P. Church. Post Town.

Balerno, William Scott. Currie. James Hamilton. Lasswade. COLINTON AND ) Vacant.'] [ Currie.

(George Burns, D.D.) CORSTORPHTNE, ... "(Jas. Morrison, Coll.) Corstorphine. Dalkeith, John Macfarlane, D.D. Fergus Ferguson. Dalkeith. D. D. Bannerman, A.M. Do. Back st., Duncan Mackintosh. Do.

Do. West,... James Jeffrey, M.A. Do. Davidson's Mains, James Smith. Davidson's Mains.

Marshall., Calder. David . Mid East Calder, . . Fala,., William Fraser. Blackshiels.

Ford, Wyville S. Thomson. Dalkeith. Thomas Forsyth. Gorebridge. Howgate, David Thomas, M.A. Penicuik. Ktrkliston, James 0. Burns, M.A. Kirkliston.

William C. Brodie. Lasswade.

David Kelly Guthrie. Liberton.

Alex. C. Kay. Loanhead. Mdd-Calder, Andrew Duncan. Mid Calder.

Musselburgh, ... William Wilson. James Imrie, M.A. Musselburgh.

Do. Millhill, George Barlas. Do.

James Fairbairn. Edinburgh.

Pathhead John Russell, B.A. Gorebridge. (Andw. Mackenzie.) John M'Kerrow, B.A. Penicuik. |H. A. Stewart, Collj

PORTOBELLO, Robert H. Ireland. George Deans. Portobello. Ratho & Kirk-) Hiram Watson. Ratho. NEWTON, ) R. Thomson. Roslin.

William Munsie. Slateford.

Stobhill, John Gray. Gorebridge.

T. N. Bryden. Alex. Mair, M.A. Stow. ,. •Temple & Car-) James Duncan. Gorebridge.

West Calder, ... James Iverach. David Sidey. West Calder. .

POST-TOWNS and SUB-OFFICES.

Box Closes at Box Closes at Sub-Offices. Edinburgh. Post-Town.

Road. Bail. A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Blackhall, u 7.15 3.30 9.25 5.25

Blackshiels, . . . 15 6.15 5.30 coksxorphine, .... 4 631 5.15 3.30 9.0 2 2.5 Hermiston. 10.30 6.20 Cramond Bridge, 5 7.15 3.30 12.30 5.40 Cramond.

Cdrrie, 6 2 5.15 2.45 12.30 5.45 Balerno. 9.15 Juniper Green. Dalkeith, 6 7 6.15 3.30 6.30 3.10 Cousland. 7.15 11.50 9.20 Ford. 11.15 Millerhill. Newton Grange. Davidson's Mains, H 7.15 3.30 9.10 5.10 Edinburgh, Granton Harbour. Duddingston. Newhaven.

gorebridge, , 12 6.15 11.50 6.50 Temple. 1.15 Toxside. Jock's Lodge, ...., H 5.15 7.6 2 P.M. 4.20 11.15 10.0

Kirkliston, , 8 5.15 3.30 12.15 6.20 Bonnyrigg. KlRKNEWTON, 11 10 5.15 5.30 6.15 5.25 Lasswade, 6 7 5.15 11.45 2.35 Carrington. 9.15 9.30 Rosewell. 11.15 Leadburn, 17* 5.15 7.50 8.10 *3

LlBERTON, , 5.15 4.20 11.15 10.0

loanhead, 6 ... 5.15 11.15 12.5 3.20 8.0 9.20 Mid-Calder, 12 10 5.15 5.30 5.50 4.45 Milton Bridge, .. n 5.15 7.0 1.39 8.0 8.55 MuRRAYFEELD, 2 5.15 3.30 9.30 3.10 10.30 7.0 Musselburgh, 6 6 5.15 12.45 10.0 4.0 Fisherro-w. 7.15 5.30 1.30 7.5 7.0 P. M. 10.0 Penicuik, 10 15 5.15 3.30 11.15 2.12 "West Linton. 7.15 8.35 portobello, 3 3 5.15 5.30 10-50 4.30 7.15 7.0 2 p.m. 7.30 11.15 10.0 Ratho, 5.15 4.30 4.20 8* 8f 8.5 2, ROSLIN, n 1% 5.15 2.45 11.15 9.0 Slateford, 3 2i 5.15 2.45 12.55 Colinton. 9.15 5.55 Stow, 26| 6.15 2.45 7.35 6.18 Crosslie. 11.5 Fountainhall. Oxton. West Calder 16 15| 5.15 3.30 6.5 4.30 Addiewell.

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COUNTY LISTS.

Lord Lieutenant, , . Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. Convener, Robert Dundas of Arniston. Member for the County, Sir Alex. Chas. Ramsay Gibson-Maitland, Bart. Sheriff and Commissary, Arch. Davidson, Craiglockhart house, Slateford.

Sheriff-Substitutes, . . James Campbell, 9 Bruntsfield place ; Frederick Hallard, 7 White-

house terrace ; and Hubert Hamilton, 7 Rutland square. Sheriff-Clerk, .... Kenmure Maitland, Brunstane house, Joppa.

Depute Sheriff- Clerks, . John Charles Whitten, 3 Duncan street ; William Porteous, 87 George street.

Commissary- Clerk, . . James L. Hill, W.S., 42 Frederick street.

Dep. Com. Clerk, . . . Thomas Inglis, Parliament square. Procurator-Fiscal, R. L. Stuart, W.S., 5 Chester street. Chief Constable and Justice of Peace Procurator-Fiscal—A. J. List, 34 Grange road. Superintendent and Dep. Chief Constable—Samuel Copland, County buildings.

DISTRICT TRUSTEES FOR THE HIGH ROADS.

1. District of Lasswade. 4. Calder, Slateford, and Corstorphine Convener—Viscount Melville. Districts. Clerk—James S. Tytler, W.S., 19 Castle st. Joint Conveners—Right Hon. Sir Wm. Gib- 2. Dalkeith District. son-Craig of Riccarton, Bart., and Sir Gibson-Maitland Convener—Sir Arch. Hope of Craighall, Bart. A. C. R. of Barnton and Cliftonhall, Bart., M.P. Clerh—John Gillespie, W.S., 81a George st. Clerk—John Gillespie, W.S., 81a George 3. Cramond District. Street. Joint Conveners—C. H. C. Inglis of Cramond, and Sir A. C. R. Gibson-Maitland, Bart., M.P. General Clerk—John M. Balfour, W.S., Clerk—J. M. Balfour, W.S., 4 Thistle Court. County rooms.

The General Meetings take place, in terms of the Act, " upon the first Tuesday after the

29th of September ; upon the day on which the Commissioners of Supply shall meet annually for assessing the county with the land-tax (30th April) ; upon the first Tuesday after the 12th day of November ; on the first Tuesday after the Christmas recess of the Court of Session, but which is now altered to the 3d Tuesday of January; and on the Tuesday immediately before the rising of the winter and summer sessions of the said Court respectively." The following are the days of meeting for the present year : —Tuesday,

4th October, and Tuesday, 15th November ; each day at 12 o'clock. 13 14 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY. .

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY.

[Persons possessed of land of the annual value of £100, or of heritable property of the annual value of £200, are eligible to serve as Commissioners of Supply.]

Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry A. Cochrane of Ashkirk and Linkfield Marquess of Lothian James Cochrane of Harburn Earl of Morton Charles Cowan of Loganhouse Earl of Wemyss Chas. W. Cowan, younger of Loganhouse Earl of Stair John Cox of Gorgie mills Earl of Dalkeith James H. Gibson-Craig, younger of Riccarton Earl of Rosebery J. T. Gibson-Craig, W.S. Viscount Melville George C. T. Cranstoun of Dewar Lord Elphinstone W. H. Craufurd of Braehead Lord Torphichen Reg. H. M. Craufurd, younger of Braehead Right Hon. R. A. C. Nisbet Hamilton R. K. A. Dick-Cunyngham, younger of Lord Justice-General Prestonfield Sir Archibald Hope of Craighall, Bart. Ebenezer Dawson, Dalkeith Sir W. H. Gibson Carmichael of Castlecraig James Dewar of Vogrie and Hailes, Bart. John Dougal of Ratho Sir J. D. Wauchope of Edrnonstone, Bart. Philip Dundas Sir William H. Dick-Cunyngham of Preston- Robert Dundas of Arniston field, Bart. William Pitt Dundas, advocate Sir James G. Baird of Saughtonhall. Bart. Charles Dalrymple of Hailes Sir N. M. Lockhart of Carnwath, Bart. Andrew Fletcher of Salton Sir David Baird of Newbyth, Bart. Major-Gen eral John C. Hope Gibsone of Sir Alexander C. Ramsay-Gibson Maitland Pentland of Cliftonhall, Bart., M.P. John Gibsone, younger of Pentland Sir David Dundas of Beechwood, Bart. Walter James L. Gilmour of Craigmillar Sir Hugh B. Maxwell of Calderwood, Bart. Baron Grahame of Morphie Right Hon. Sir W. Gibson-Craig of Ric- Stewart B. Hare of Calderhall carton, Bart. Wm. Young Herries of Spottes Sir John Forrest of Comiston, Bart. Thomas A. Hog of Newliston Sir James Clerk of Penicuik, Bart. James Hope of Belmont Sir James Liston Foulis of Colinton, Bart. Right Hon. Edward Horsman Sir Thomas Inglis Cochrane Charles H. C. Lnglis of Cramond Sir W. Johnston of Kirkhill J. C. Craigie Halkett, younger of Cramond David Ainslie of Costerton H. Maxwell Inglis of Loganbank, W.S. William Aitchison of Drummore John Inglis of Redhall David Anderson of Moredun Henry Inglis of Torsonce Lieut.-col. J. R. Anderson of Whitburgh Andrew Inglis, younger of Torsonce George C. Arbuthnot of Mavisbank Alexander Wood Inglis, yr. of Glencorse John Anderson of Catpair G. A. Jamieson, C.A., Edinburgh Alexander Annandale, jun., of Polton mills John Kirkland, merchant, Dundee James H. Annandale of Polton mills Charles Lawson of Borthwickhall William Baillie of Falahill Charles Lawson, younger of Borthwickhall John M. Balfour of Pilrig Alexander Learmonth of Dean Jobn Borthwick of Crookston Maurice Lothian of St Catherine's Lewis Borthwick, W.S. John A. Mackay of Blackcastle William H. Brown of Ashley Alex. F. Mackay, younger of Blackcastle Robert J. Brown, younger of Ashley Allan A. Maconochie Welwood of Meadow- James Brown of Currie bank Thomas Cleghorn of Milkhall Robert A. Macfie, M.P., of Dreghorn COMMISSION OF THE PEACE. 15

William Macfie of Clermiston George Thomson of Burnhouse A. K. Mackenzie of Ravelrig house J. Q. Thomson, merchant, Edinburgh Peter M'Lagan of Pumpherston, M.P. Captain Robert A. B. Tod of Howden Hector F. M'Lean, W.S. Robert A. Trotter of the Bush Alexander Macpherson of Lauriston Richard Trotter of Mortonhall George F. Maitland of Hermand Henry Trotter, younger of Mortonhall Robert Mason of Bankton James S. Tytler of Woodhouselee John Marshall of Curriehill William E. H. Vere of Craigiehall James M. Melville of Hanley James Walker of Dairy Graeme Reid Mercer William S. Walker of Bowland * John Meiklejohn, Dalkeith . William C. Walker, younger of Bowland O. G. Miller of Ratho Andrew Wauchope of Niddry Alexander Mitchell of Stow Peter Wedderburn, H.EJ.C. Henry Moffat of Eldin Dr Thomas G. Weir of Tollcross Wm. S. Moncrieff of Fossoway William L. White of Kellerstain James Murray of Craigend J. M. Logan White, younger of Kellerstain Archibald Ogilvie of Old Liston Archibald Wilkie of Ormistonhill John Patten, W.S., Edinburgh James Wilkie of Ratho byres James Pow of Walltower George Watson of Norton R. B. Wardlaw Ramsay of Whitehill James Young of Limefield James Clerk Rattray of Bonnington The Sheriff of Shire of Edinburgh William Ritchie of Middleton The Lord Provost of Edinburgh Carteret G. Scott of Malleny The Master of Merchant Company and Thomas Steven, Bonnyrigg Governor of Trades of Edinburgh Robert Stewart of Ingliston The eldest Bailie of Musselburgh Robert H. J. Stewart of Straiton The Baron Bailie of Broughton John Stuart of Newmills The Convener of the Trades of Edinburgh William Tait of Pirn The Baron Bailie of Hatton Clerk of Supply—John M. Balfour W.S., 4 Thistle court, Edinburgh

COMMISSION OF THE PEACE.

Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry Sir James Coxe of Kinellan Marquess of Lothian Sir William Johnston of Kirkhill Earl of Dalkeith Stephen Adam, merchant, Leith Earl of Stair David Ainslie of Costerton Viscount Melville William Aitchison of Drummore liord Elphinstone John Anderson of Catpair liord Justice- General George Clerk Arbuthnot of Mavisbank sir Archibald Hope of Craighall, Bart. William Baillie of Falahill sir William H. Dick Cunyngham of Pres- Wm. Bonar of Easter Warriston tonfield John Borthwick of Crookston Sir George Warrender of Bruntsfield, Bart. Louis Borthwick, W.S. sir J. Gardiner Baird, of Saughtonhall, Bart. James Brown of Currie sir David Wedderburn, Bart. William Henry Brown of Ashley sir A. C. Ramsay-Gibson Maitland, of Barn- Robert Johnston Brown, younger of Ashley ton and Cliftonhall, Bart., M.P. Hugh Bruce, advocate [tight Hon. Sir William Gibson-Craig, of Wm. A. Child, formerly of Glencorse Riccarton, Bart. Alexander Cochrane of Ashkirk Sir John Forrest of Comiston, Bart. Charles Cowan of Logan House sir J. Don Wauchope of Edmonstone, Bart. Chas. W. Cowan, yoiinger of Logan House sir James Clerk of Penicuik, Bart. Richard Cowan, merchant, Leith 16 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY.

William Cowan of Linburn Thomas M'Dougal of Eskvale John Cox of Gorgie Mills Robert Macfie of Dreghorn, M.P. James Thomson Gibson-Craig, W.S. John Alex. Mackay of Blackcastle J. H. Gibson-Craig, younger of Riccarton Peter M 'Lagan of Pumpherston, M.P. Geo. Cranstoun T. Cranstoun of Dewar George Adinston M'Laren, merchant, Leitl R. K. A. D. Cunyngham of Prestonfield John M'Nab, merchant, Leith Henry Davidson, Muirhouse, by Davidson's John MacNair, merchant, Leith mains Robert Blair Maconochie, W.S. Robert Dundas of Arniston George Fergusson Maitland of Hemiand William Pitt Dundas, advocate John Marshall of Curriehill George K. Erskine of Pairholme James M. Melville of Hanley, W.S. John Orr Ewing formerly of Ratho Thomas Menzies, merchant, Leith John Fletcher, younger of Salton Graeme Reid Mercer of Gorthie James Forrnan, advocate Willaim Scott Moncrieff of Forsoway Major-General Simon Fraser William Muir, merchant, Leith Lieut.-Col. Robert Warden Fraser James Murray of Craigend Colonel William Geddes, C.B. Archibald Ogilvie of Old Liston Major-General John Charles Hope Gibsone Major-General William Maule Ramsay of Pentland Robert Balfour W. Ramsay of Whitehill John Gibsone, younger of Pentland William Ritchie of Middleton Baron Graham of Morphie Thomas R. Robertson, W.S., of Gorgie lodge John Gray, formerly of Bonally Carteret George Scott of Malleny J. C. Craigie Halkett, younger of Cramond Francis C. Scott, younger of Malleny S. B. Hare of Handaxwood and Calderhall Robert Stewart of Ingliston James Hare, younger of Handaxwood and James Taylor, merchant, Leith Calderhall David Thorn, merchant, Leith James Hay, merchant, Leith J. G. Thomson, merchant, Edinburgh Thos. A. Hog of Newliston George Thomson of Burnhouse Alex. George Home of Whitefield, M.D. Thomas Thomson of Gogar burn James Hope of Belmont Robert A. B. Tod of Howden Robert Horsburgh of Southbank Richard Trotter of Mortonhall Right Hon. Edward Horsman George Vair Turnbull, merchant, Leith James Hunter of East Colzium James Stuart Tytler, W.S., of Woodhouselee Charles Halkett Craigie Inglis of Cramond W. Edward Hope Vere of Craigiehall John Inglis of Redhall James Veitch of Stewartfield H. Maxwell Inglis of Loganbank, W.S. James Walker of Dairy Henry Inglis of Torsonce William Stewart Walker of Bowland John Brown Innes, W.S. George Watson of Norton George Mitchell Innes, late of Ingliston Andrew Wauchope of Niddrie-Mareschal Charles Lawson of Borthwickhall Dr Thomas Graham Weir of Tollcross Charles Lawson, younger of Borthwickhall A. A. Maconochie Welwood of Meadowbank Col. Alexander Learmonth of Dean W. L. White of Roddinglaw and Kellerstaiii William Lindsay of Hermitage hill, Leith John Kay Wishart, merchant, Leith

Clerk of the Peace—John Gillespie, W.S., 81a George Street.

Ex-officio Justices.—The Lord Justice-General, Justice-Clerk, and other Lords of the Sheriff-Sub- Court of Session ; the Lord Advocate and Solicitor-General ; the Sheriff and oi stitutes of the County ; the Lord Provost of the City ; the Provost and Magistrates

the Provost of Musselburgh ; and the Provost of Portobello, —all for the time being. Leith ;

In the above List of the Commission of the Peace, the names of those gentlemen only who are legally qualified to act have been inserted. COUNTY COMMITTEES AND COURTS. 17 COUNTY GENERAL COMMITTEE.

Duke of Buccleuch, Marquess of Lothian, White of Kellerstain, Robert Dundas of Earl of Dalkeith, Earl of Stair, Viscount Arniston, David Anderson of Moredun, Melville, Lord Elphinstone, Right Hon. H. Maxwell Inglis of Loganbank, C. H. Sir William Gibson-Craig, Bart., Sir Craigie Inglis of Cramond, John Marshall Arch. Hope, Bart., Sir A. C. Ramsay- of Curriehill, R. B. Wardlaw Ramsay of Gibson-Maitland, Bart., M.P.. Sir James Whitehill, William Stewart Walker of G. Baird, Bart., Sir J. Don-Wauchope, Bowland, Allan A. Maconochie Welwood Bart., Sir David Dundas, Bart, Richard of Meadowbank, Charles Dalrymple of Trotter of Mortonhall, William Logan Hailes.

COUNTY FINANCE COMMITTEE.

W. Logan White of Kellerstain, Chairman ; Saughtonhall, Bart., Harry Maxwell Inglis Richard Trotter of Mortonhall, Right of Loganbank, A. A. Maconochie Welwood Hon. Sir William Gibson-Craig of of Meadowbank, Rob. Dundas of Arniston, Riccarton, Bart., Sir J. G. Baird of R. Stewart of Ingliston.

The Ordinary Sheriff Courts for Civil Causes are held, during Session, at Edin- burgh, within the Sheriff Court-house, George IV. Bridge, every Tuesday and Thursday, at 11 a.m. ; and at Leith, in the Sheriff Court-room there, every Tuesday, at 10^ a.m. The Sheriff holds a Court for hearing Appeals at Edinburgh on Wednesdays. Courts for Causes under the Debts Recovery Act are held at Edinburgh on Mon-

.ays at 10 a.m. ; at Leith on Tuesdays, after the Ordinary Court cases ; and at Dalkeith on the third Thursday of each month. Courts for First Diets in Jury Criminal Trials are held at Edinburgh on Mondays. and for Second Diets on Thursdays.

The Sheriff Small-Debt Court for the County is held within the Criminal Court- room, Sheriff Court-house, George IV. Bridge, every Wednesday and Friday at 10 o'clock ; and for the Leith District, every Tuesday at 10^ o'clock, within the Sheriff Court-room, Leith. All civil causes and prosecutions for statutory penalties, are competent in these Courts for any debt or demand not exceeding the sum of £12 sterling. The judges are ;he Sheriff and Sheriff-substitutes. Summonses are issued for these Courts daily at the respective Clerk's offices, Sheriff Court-house, George IV. Bridge, Edinburgh, from 10 till i, and Constitution Street, Leith, from 11 till 3.

The Circuit Sheriff Small-Debt Court is held at Dalkeith on the third Thursday of each month, at 11 o'clock, in the Court-house, White Hart Street. The Sheriff-clerk Depute issues summonses for this district. The Excise Licensing Court is held on the third Tuesday of April, and last Tuesday

of October ; and for Appeals, about fourteen days thereafter. « Justice of Peace Small-Debt and Road Courts for the County are held within the County-rooms, 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. The hours of attendance at the Justice of Peace Office are from 10 till 8, and from 6-£ till 8. On Satur- days, from 10 till 2. Judges—The Acting Justices of the Peace. Clerk of the Peace—John Gillespie, W.S. Procurator-fiscal—A. J. List, County-rooms. Depute- Clerks— J. A. Russell, and R. Haldane Robertson. ;

18 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY.

PRISON BOARD.

Chairman and Convener—The Lord Provost. Members from Leith—Provost James Watt, Members from the City—Lord Provost; and Baillie William Steven. Bailies Miller, Russell, Skinner, Fyfe, Member from Musselburgh — Bailie A. Black- Lewis, and Cousin ; Councillor Adamson.

adder ; and Wm. Handyside of Corn- Member from Portobello—Provost Wood. hill. Member ex-officio — The Sheriff (in his Members from the County—R. Dundas of absence, the senior Sheriff-substitute) Arniston ; William L. Whyte of Keller- of the County. stain ; Jas. Gibson Thomson, 14 York Clerk to the. Board—David Murray, C.A., place ; H. Maxwell Inglis of Logan- bank; Sir A. C. R. G. Maitland of Accountant ; chambers, 46 George st., Edinburgh. Cliftonhall, Bart., M. P. ; Mr Wardlaw Ramsay of Whitehill. Governor of Prison—John Smith.

General Meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month. The Annual Statutory Meeting is held on the 18th of May.

POLICE.

Committee—The Lord Lieutenant, The Sheriff, Earl of Dalkeith, Viscount Melville, Lord Elphinstone, Sir W. Gibson-Craig, Bart., Sir Archibald Hope, Bart., Sir J. G. Baird, Bart., Sir A. C. R. Gibson-Maitland, Bart., M.P., Sir D. Dundas, Bart., Robert Dundas, Richard Trotter, William Logan White, Harry Maxwell Inglis, Captain Tod, R. B. Wardlaw Ramsay, The Provost of Portobello, The Provost of Musselburgh, and Bailie Smart, Musselburgh.

Clerk—3. M. Balfour, W.S., 4 Thistle court, Edinburgh. General Meetings—Tuesday, 18th January; Tuesday, 15th March; Saturday 30th April twelve Tuesday, 19th July ; Tuesday, 4th October ; and Tuesday, 15th November, at o'clock.

STATIONS.

Head Office, County Buildings, Edinburgh.

1. Joek's Lodge 9. Penicuik 17. Mid-Calder 23. Granton Pier 2. Portobello 10. Burdiehouse 18. East Calder 24. Newton Grange 3. Duddingston 11. Lasswade 19. Ratho 25. Milton Cottages 4. Musselburgh 12. Gilmerton 20. Corstorphine 26. Roslin 5. Dalkeith 13. Slateford 21. Davidson's 27. Millerhill 6. Pathhead-Pord 14. Currie Mains 28. Temple 7. Gorebridge 15. Kirknewton 22. Coltbridge 29. Colinton 8. Stow 16. West Calder PEERS, BARONETS, AND KNIGHTS. 19

PEERS, BARONETS, AND KNIGHTS CONNECTED WITH THE COUNTY.

Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, Dalkeith Palace and Caroline Park. Marquess of Lothian, Newbattle Abbey. Earl of Abercorn, Duddingston House. Earl of Dalhousie, Dalhousie Castle. Earl of Dalkeith. Earl of Morton, Dalmahoy. Earl of Rosebery, Rosebery. Earl of Rosslyn. Earl of Stair, Oxenford Castle. Viscount Melville, Melville Castle. Baron Colonsay (Duncan M'Neill), 73 Great King Street, Edinburgh. Baron Elphinstone, Carberry Tower. Baron Napier, Merchiston Castle. Sir David Baird, Bart., of Newbyth, Gihnerton. Sir James Gardiner Baird, Bart., of Saughtonhall, Edmonstone House, Liberton. Sir William Henry Gibson Cannichael, Bart., of Skirling, Hailes House. Sir James Clerk, Bart., of Penicuik, Penicuik House. Sir William Hanmer Dick-Cunyngham, Bart, of Prestonfield. Sir Thomas North Dick-Lauder, Bart, of Fountainhall, Grange House. Sir John Don-Wauchope, Bart, of Edmonstone. Sir David Dundas, Bart, of Beechwood, F.S.A. Scot. Sir John Forrest, Bart, of Comiston. Sir James Liston Foulis, Bart, of Colinton, Woodhall and Millburn Tower. Right Hon. Sir William Gibson-Craig, Bart, of Riccarton.

Sir Alexander Grant of Dalvey, Bart. , LL.D., Principal of Edinburgh University. Sir Wm. Hamilton, Bart, of Preston and Fingalton, 16 Great King Street, Edinburgh. Rev. Sir Henry Wellwood Moncreiff, Bart., Edinburgh. Sir Patrick Keith Murray, Bart, of Ochtertyre, Ravelston. Sir Alexander Charles Ramsay-Gibson Maitland, Bart, of Cliftonhall, M.P. for Edin- burghshire. Sir Francis Outrani, Bart., Craigcrook Castle. Sir Walter G. Simpson, Bart., 52 Queen Street, Edin., and Strathavon Lodge, Trinity. Sir Archibald Wardlaw, Bart., of Pitreavie, Edinburgh. Sir George Warrender, Bart, of Bruntsfield. Sir David Wedderburn, Bart, of Ballendean. Sir J. Hamlyn Williams-Drummond, Bart, of Hawthornden. Sir James Coxe, K.B., M.D., F.R.C.P., Edinburgh, Kinellan, Murrayfield. Sir George Deas, K.B. (Lord Deas), Pittendreioh, Lasswade. Sir George Harvey, K.B., President of Royal Scottish Academy, 21 Regent Terrace, Edinburgh. Sir Archibald Hope, Bart, of Craighall, Pinkie House. Sir William Johnston, K.B., of Kirkhill, Kirkhill House. Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Milne, K.C.B., Inveresk. Right Hon. Sir John M'Neill, G.C.B., F.R.S.E., LL.D., Granton House. Sir Joseph-Noel Paton, K.B., R.S.A., Her Majesty's Limner for Scotland, 33 George Square, Edinburgh. ;

L—H A N D-B K.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTY.

EDINBURGHSHIRE, or Mid-Lothian, the metropolitan county of Scotland, on the south of the Firth of Forth, is bounded on the east by the counties

of Haddington, Berwick, and Roxburgh ; on the south by those of Peebles,

Selkirk, and Lanark ; and on the west by Linlithgowshire. Its area is 367

square miles ; its greatest breadth, from north to south, 18 miles ; its greatest length, from east to west, 35 miles ; and it has 12^ miles of coast. It covers

234,925 acres ; the population, in 1861, numbered 273,997 ; and, exclusive of the Canongate and City divisions, it is divided into 30 parishes. Exclusive of Edinburgh and Leith, there are 28 Parish, 18 Free, and 18 United Pres-

byterian churches ; and there are 27 parochial schools, and 182 heritors. Edinburgh, Inveresk, and North Leith have no parish schools. It returns

one member to the House of Commons ; and the burghs of Leith, Portobello, and Musselburgh unite in also returning a representative to Parliament. The registered county electors in 1869-70 were 2513, a large number of whom are

non-resident ; and the valued rental for 1869-70, exclusive of railways, was ,£467,309, 17s. 4d. The county polling-places are Edinburgh, Dalkeith, and Mid-Calder. A maritime and agricultural county, the inhabitants are principally engaged in the cultivation of the soil, a large part of which is under crop. The farms,

generally, are large ; and wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, and turnips are raised in great quantities. The weekly wages of farm-labourers range from 14s. to 16s. for men, 6s. to 8s. for women, and from 3s. to 4s. 6d. for children, without food. Extensive nurseries and fruit and vegetable gardens surround the metropolis and for the supply of the city with milk and butter, a good deal of land in the immediate neighbourhood is kept under pasture. Very few manufactures are carried on within the county, and these are principally confined to Edinburgh and Leith, or their vicinity. Printing being the most extensive and important trade of the capital, paper is manufactured

at Penicuik, Lasswade, and Colinton ; and there are numerous flour and barley mills on the banks of the Water of Leith. There are extensive collieries in the eastern division of the county, employing large numbers of workers, who live in villages in the neighbourhood of the pits, of which they are,

for the most part, the sole occupants ; and in the west of the county, there are several fine quarries, from which the city is supplied with stone for building purposes. The county is traversed and intersected by the North British and Caledonian

Railways, and their numerous branches ; stage-coaches leave Edinburgh daily

for the principal towns and more interesting localities ; and steamers ply at DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTY. 21 brief intervals between Leith and Granton and the Fife coast. The Union Canal, originally opened for passenger traffic with the west, is now used for the transport of coal, stone, and manure. The county of Edinburgh is peculiarly rich in historical associations, there being scarcely a spot not made interesting on account of some incident connected with the warlike times which close only with the first half of last century ; but the more prominent of these will be noticed in the description of the localities themselves. The business of the county is conducted by a Lord and Deputy Lieutenants, a Convener and Commissioners of (Supply, and Eoad Trustees. The assess- ment for police and county-court purposes is 5d. per pound. The judicial business is managed by a Sheriff and three Sheriff-substitutes, a Procurator- Fiscal, and Justices of the Peace. Towns and Villages.—Edinburgh, the capital and a royal burgh; Dalkeith, of the seat the a burgh barony and busy market-town, of Duke of Buccleuch ;

Musselburgh, an ancient burgh of regality ; Portobello, a favourite watering- place ; Penicuik, at the south end. of the county, the seat of Sir James Clerk, where there are extensive paper-mills ; Mid-Culder, the seat of Lord Torphichen, and West-Calder, at the western extremity ; Corstorphine, Currie, Eskbank, Lasswade, and Loanhead, are favourite country summer quarters of the Edin- burgh citizens ; Trinity, Momingside, Joppa, and Duddingston are pleasant suburban residences. Rivers.—The Esk, at Musselburgh, formed by the union near Dalkeith of the North and South Esk. The North Esk rises in Peeblesshire, and, passing Penicuik, flows through Roslin and Hawthornden. The South Esk rises in the Moorfoot Hills, forms the boundary of the parishes of Carrington and Borthwick, flows through Newbattle, and joins the North Esk in Dalkeith Park. The Water of Leith, 19 miles long, rises in the Pentlands, and, flowing through the villages of Balerno, Currie, Colinton, and Slateford, falls into the harbour at Leith. The Almond, a good trouting river, rises in Lanarkshire, divides the county from Linlithgowshire, passes Mid-Calder and Kirkliston, and flows into the Firth at Cramond. The Gala Water, rising in the Moorfoot Hills, joins the Heriot at the north-east boundary of the parish of that name, flows past the village of Stow, forms the boundary of the counties of Selkirk and Roxburgh, and flows into the Tweed at Abbotsford.

Hills.—The Pentlands (highest point 1890 feet), stretch, in a north-easterly direction, from the east of Lanarkshire through the centre of the county, divid- ing it into two comparatively level tracts, which unite within 5 miles of Edin-

burgh ; the Moorfoot Hills, a branch of the Lammermoors (highest point 2136 feet), form part of the southern boundary, in the parishes of Temple, Heriot,

and Stow ; and the small but interesting Corstorphine Hill, Braid and Black- ford Hills, and Arthur's Seat, in the vicinity of tbe capital, which command varied and extensive views of the surrounding country.

Antiquities and Places op Interest. —Borthwick Castle, about 2 miles

south-east of the Fushiebridge station of the North British Railway ; the ruins of Craigmillar Castle, on the old Dalkeith Road, about 3 miles from Princes

Street ; the ruins of Crichton Castle, in the valley of the Tyne, 1 mile from

Borthwick Castle ; Roslin, with its Chapel and Castle, 1\ miles south of Edin-

burgh ; Hawthornden, the romantic residence of the poet Drummond (1585- 22 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY.

1649), 2 miles east of Roslin ; Newbattle Abbey, the seat of the Marquis of

Lothian, on the South Esk, 1 mile south of Dalkeith ; Habbie's Howe, at the head of Glencorse Burn, 9 miles from Edinburgh, are places much visited by tourists.

To facilitate reference to the addresses of persons residing in the county, the last part of the Directory has been divided into Postal or sub-Postal Districts, arranged in alphabetical order, any one of which will easily be found either by turning to its letter in the Directory, or to the Contents for its page. Instead of attempting to describe so many districts singly, and in the same order, Strangers will get a better idea of such places as are of general interest by being conducted over the county in a series of main routes ; and as the Hand-Book is designed solely for persons entirely unfamiliar with the localities, and presumably ignorant of the modes of conveyance, we shall prefer in our description to err on the side of minuteness of detail, as what appears obvious and familiar to the initiated, is often extremely doubtful and perplex- ing to a stranger. Proceeding on this plan, and taking Edinburgh, the capital, as the starting-point, we shall conduct our readers over the county in the following series of

COACH AND RAILWAY ROUTES.

1. EDINBURGH TO CRAMOND—AND CRAMOND TO MUSSELBURGH.

Strangers arrive in Edinburgh, if by the Caledonian Railway from the west, at the west end of Princes Street ; if by the North British or Scottish Central Railway from the north, west, east, or south, at Waverley Bridge, near the east end of Princes Street ; and if by Coach, at the east end of Princes Street. Thus, by whatever conveyance he may arrive, the stranger finds himself in Princes Street, the most fashionable and central street in the city, between the Old and New Town. Starting by coach from the east end of this street, on his way to Cramond, he may notice in passing, on the south terrace, the Scott Monument, the statues of Professor Wilson and Allan Ramsay at either side of the Antiquarian Museum, the Castle ramparts, and, at the west end, St John's Ejaiscopal Chapel. Proceeding down Queensferry Street, he passes the Dean Bridge, which spans the Water of Leith on four arches, at a height of upwards of one hundred feet, and enters one of the finest and best kept roads in the county, from which, looking north and west, beautiful views are obtained. Looking northwards, the two new buildings are St Cuthbert's Poor-house to the west, and the Fettes College to the east. On his left, he passes the Dean Church and Cemetery, and Stewart's Hospital, and in a few minutes arrives at the village of

Blackhall (1), a small roadside post-town, 2 miles from Edinburgh, in the immediate neighbourhood of which are the stone quarries of Craigleith, from which most of the stones used in the erection of the New Town were obtained. The village, which consists of a few mean houses, stands in three parishes. On the left is one of the entrances to Ravelston House, the residence of David Davidson, Esq., manager of the Bank of Scotland. A quarter of a mile from COACH AND RAILWAY ROUTES. 23 the village, and a little to the left, is Craigcrook, the well-known residence of the late Lord Jeffrey, in whose time it was the scene of many social Saturday afternoon gatherings of the Edinburgh bar. Fully half-a-mile farther on, a little to the right, is

Davidson's Mains (9), a clean little village and post-town, with a considerable population, which was at one time called Muttonhole. It has a Free Church and school, a subscription school, and a female parochial school. The inhabitants are chiefly employed in the neighbouring farms and quarries. In the summer, a coach (the " Jock Howieson ") rims from Edinburgh through the village to and from Cramond twice daily. There are several large farms in the neighbourhood. West of the village, and extending for nearly a mile, is the Barnton estate, now one of the seats of Sir Alexander Ramsay Gibson- Maitland, Bart., member for the county.

Cramond (6), six miles from Edinburgh, is reached from this point by the road at Davidson's Mains, which bounds the Barnton estate on the north-east, " " and along which the Jock Howieson runs ; but the Queensferry coach from Edinburgh keeps the Queensferry Road, landing its passengers at Cramond Bridge (formerly Upper Cramond), picturesquely situated on the banks of the River Almond, which here flows through a wooded glen past the village, till it reaches the Firth of Forth. There is a good inn at Cramond Bridge, and also a post-office ; but the village proper is about a mile towards the coast, which is reached by the road a little to the rigbt, forming the west boundary of Barnton grounds, and which meets the road from Davidson's Mains at the village. On the right, as the Visitor enters this road, is Brae- head, gifted by the " Gudeman of Balingeigh " to John Howieson for his timely aid in dispersing with his flail the gipsies who were likely to overmatch the disguised Sovereign. Cramond has a parish church and school, large ironworks, and a ship-coating company, and is beginning to be resorted to in summer as a sea-bathing quarter by the less wealthy classes. About a mile from the mouth of the Almond is Cramond Island, accessible on foot at low water. It has lately been bought by the Earl of Rosebery from the laird of Barnton. The coast-line of the county, a distance of fully twelve miles, stretches from Cramond to Musselburgh ; and the Visitor who has time may enjoy a beautiful drive along this route, and return to Edinburgh in good time in the evening. Starting from Cramond, the Visitor, if on foot, may proceed along the shore of the Firth by Broomfield, Muirhouse, and Craig Royston, to

Granton House ; but if driving, he will require to return to Davidson's Mains by Cramond House (the residence of John C. C. Halkett, Esq.), and Laurieston Castle, formerly possessed by the Laws of Laurieston, who lost it for their adherence to the cause of the Stuarts, and of which George Law, founder of the Bank of France, was at one time proprietor., A mile from Davidson's Mains, he will turn down the road on the left, by West Pilton and Muirhouse, pass Granton House, the residence of the Right Hon. Sir John M'Neill, and Caroline Park, one of the seats of the Duke of Buccleuch, and arrive at

Granton (20), a spacious harbour and breakwater, the property of the Duke of Buccleuch, where there is a large shipbuilding yard and patent slip, and also wool-stores and iron-works. Granton is a station of the North British Rail- way, and is the ferry to Burntisland and the North. The Caledonian Railway has a goods station here. There are very few houses at Granton, the district ; .

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being thinly peopled ; but there is a large hotel for the accommodation of strangers arriving by rail or steamer, a post-office at the harbour, and a branch of the Royal Bank. Driving along the road by the shore, the suburbs of Warclie and Trinity are seen on the elevated ground to the right ; and the Chain Pier, the resort of swimmers, is opposite the Trinity Railway Station. A little farther on the Visitor reaches

Newhaven (37), a well-known fishing village, whose inhabitants may be regarded as one large family, in many cases bearing the same name, and seldom

marrying out of their own class. There are . two hotels in the village, noted for their "fish-dinners," several good houses for summer visitors, and two churches and schools. The nearest Railway Stations are. Trinity and Bonning- ton, each about half a mile from the village, and omnibuses run to and from Edinburgh every half-hour. A short distance to the east is the busy seaport town of

Leith (12), now almost an integral part of the metropolis, though an inde- pendent town, divided into the two parishes of North and South Leith, and containing 34,000 inhabitants. Leith Fort, where a detachment of Royal

Artillery is stationed, is at the west entrance ; and a little farther on, past the goods station of the Caledonian Railway, to the left, are a series of extensive docks, stretching to the harbour, in the centre of the town, from which two piers of great length extend into the Firth. To the east of the harbour is a large graving-dock, and another extensive wet dock (the Albert) formally opened on the 24th August 1869. Leith is supported principally by its shipping ; but there are extensive florrr mills, sugar refineries, distilleries, and other works, which give employment to a large number of people. The revenue of the Dock Commissioners for 1869 was £58,869, 16s. Id. Passing out of Leith by St Bernard Street, the more interesting route is by Constitution Street, Charlotte Street, and the Links, to Seafield, where there are salt-water baths, from which it is but a short drive to

Portobello (40), a fashionable watering-place, three miles from Edinburgh, greatly resorted to in summer by visitors from different parts of the country. There are a number of handsome crescents at the south and east parts of the town, and, skirting the Promenade, now being greatly extended, are several elegant villas. The beach is one of the largest, finest, and safest in the king- dom, and bathing is extensively indulged in. A handsome pier is at present in course of erection ; and when the Promenade is completed, Portobello will have attractions of a superior kind for visitors to the sea-side. With the exception of a large brick-work at the west of the town, there are no manufactories. Portobello is built on part of the estate of Ducldingston, which lies fully a mile to the south-west, in the valley of Arthur's Seat. It is governed by a Provost, two Bailies, and eight Councillors, and unites with Musselburgh and Leith in returning a member to the House of Commons. At the east of the town is the little village of Joppa, a railway station and suburb of Portobello, on the road to Fisherrow and farther east is the burgh of Musselburgh, six miles from Edinburgh, at the mouth of the river Esk, which divides it from the fishing village of Fisherrow. The Edinburgh races are held annually, in July, on Musselburgh Links, also used as a golfing ground, and which was the meeting place of the Covenanters with the repre- -;

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sentatives of Charles I. in 1638. South of the Links is Pinkie House, the seat of Sir Archibald Hope, Bart. On the east hank of the river, near the Rail- way Station, is a statue of Dr Moir, who, under the well-known signature of " Delta," contributed poems to Blackwood's Magazine when that periodical was at the height of its fame. Musselburgh, often, though erroneously, called a royal burgh, is governed by a Provost, three Bailies, and eight Councillors, who are also Police and Harbour Commissioners. A short distance to the south-east is the interesting little village of Inveresk, in which parish Musselburgh is situated ; and about half-a-mile to the east of Inveresk, at the junction of two cross-roads, is the site of the battle of Pinkie, where, hi 1547, the Scots were defeated by the English. The Visitor may return to Edinburgh either by coach or rail. If by the former, he will pass the villages of Fisherrow, Joppa, and Portobello, the little village of Jock's Lodge, midway between Portobello and Edinburgh, and, on the right, the Piershill Cavalry Barracks, arriving at the point from which he set out—the east end of Princes Street.

2. EDINBURGH TO PENICUIK.

Penicuik may be reached from Edinburgh either by Coach or by North British Railway (Peebles Branch). Taking the route by coach, the Visitor will be driven southwards the whole length of the Old Town, through its principal streets, passing along, on his way, the North Bridge (opened 1769) the South Bridge (spanning the Cowgate); the University (which occupies the site of the Kirk o' Field, where Darnley was murdered), on the right ; and the Royal College of Surgeons, on the left, in Nicolson Street. Proceeding along Clerk and Minto Streets, there is nothing calling for particular notice till

Liberton is reached, a little to the east, on the Lasswade road, situated on rising ground about 3 miles to the south of Edinburgh, the parish church of which is a prominent object in the landscape for miles round. In this parish, which is 4 miles in length by 3 in breadth, there is abundance of limestone and coal, and several well-stocked farms. To the left of the village, a good view is obtained of the ruins of Craigmillar Castle, beautifully embowered among trees ; and the whole way to the right the Pentland Hills skirt the route. Half-a-mile south of Liberton, on the left, is the villa of St Catherine's (the residence of Maurice Lothian, Esq., ex- Procurator-Fiscal), the site of the Chapel of St Catherine, the revenues of which, at the Reformation, were annexed to Liberton Church. On the right is the residence of Richard Trotter, Esq., of Morton Hall, ex-convener of the county, whose grounds are bounded on the south by the road at Kaims, which leads to Dreghorn (the seat of R. A. Macfie, Esq., member for the Leith Burghs), and to the village of Colinton. Passing the hamlet and lime-kilns of Burdiehouse, the coach arrives at the hamlet of Straiton, the road from which for some miles is formed on the Roman military way. On the left of Straiton is the coach road to Loanhead and Lasswade; and a mile and a quarter from Straiton, on the left, at Bilston toll, is the road to Roslin, on approaching which may be seen, on the left, peeping out from among the trees, the tower of Dryden. About a mile from the toll, on the right, is the residence of Lieut.

Col. Trotter, of The Bush ; and adjacent to it is Glencorse, the property of 26 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY. the Eight Hon. John Inglis, Lord Justice-General. At the head of Glencorse Burn is Habbie's Howe, one of the scenes of the " Gentle Shepherd," a favourite resort of pic-nic parties from Edinburgh. Rullion Green, on the western road which skirts the Pentlands, is the site of the Covenanter's encampment, where they were defeated in 1666. The coach here passes

Greenlaw, the military prison of Scotland, in the neighbourhood of which is the postal district of Milton Bridge ; and in a few minutes arrives at

Penicuik, ten miles south of Edinburgh, where the extensive paper-mills of the Messrs Cowan are situated. A little to the west is Penicuik House, the residence of Sir James Clerk, Bart., the extensive and well-wooded grounds of which are watered by the North Esk. At Harken Burn, within the grounds, are the remains of a Roman camp ; and a little to the south-west are the ruins of Brunstane Castle, said to have been a residence of the Earls of Dumfries. The Visitor may return to Edinburgh by rail, a distance of 15 miles, which he will reach in less than an hour.

3. EDINBURGH TO ROSLIN, HAWTHORNDEN, AND LASSWADE.

Thk traveller by coach will traverse the route described in No. 2, turn off to the left at Bilston toll-bar, and, after a drive of a mile, arrive at the village of

Eoslin, 7\ miles from Edinburgh, the property of the Earl of Rosslyn, at the entrance to a vale of remarkable beauty. Roslin was erected into a burgh by James II. in 1456, during whose reign William St Clair, its proprietor, lived in great splendour in the Castle. At that remote period Roslin was a comparatively populous town, in which a great many of the nobility and gentry resided ; but it shared the fate of the other villages in the neighbourhood of the capital, being burned by the English army in 1544. In 1302, a battle was fought here between the English and Scottish armies, in which the English were several times defeated. There is a handsome new hotel, as well as a comfortable inn, for the accommodation of tourists ; and there is a Parish and a Eree Church and burgh school. A little to the east of the village, on the high ground, is Roslin Chapel, an object of great interest on account of its architectural features, which is open on Sundays for divine service. The Chapel (admission, Is. each; party of ten, 6d. each), founded by St Clair in 1446, was defaced at the Revolution of 1688 by an Edin- burgh mob, but was lately successfully restored in keeping with its original design. It is 69 feet long, 34 feet broad, 40 feet high, the arched roof being supported by two curiously carved pillars. The ancient Barons of Roslin are buried in complete armour under its floor. A short distance from the Chapel, to the left, on the slope of the hill, on the east of the churchyard, a bridge conducts the Visitor to the ruins of the Castle (admission, 6d. each), built on a precipitous rock overhanging the Esk, and which, in early times, was the residence and stronghold of the St Clairs. It was burnt with the village in 1544, and in 1650 surrendered to General Monk. The view from the Castle is of the most picturesque description. Leaving the Castle and descending a narrow pathway on the left, under the arch of the bridge, into the valley, the ; ;

COACH AND RAILWAY ROUTES. 27 footpath to the left conducts along an open meadow, through turnstiles, to the woods of Roslin ; on emerging from which by a door in an old wall, the Visitor enters the woods of Hawthornden, the romantic residence of Lady Drummond, and of her distinguished ancestor, William Drummond, the poet (1585-1649), where he was visited by Ben Jonson in the winter of 1618-19. The pathway along which the Visitor proceeds is on the left or west bank of the Esk, a lovely though somewhat rugged and lonely walk, now open to the public by legal decision, after an unsuccessful attempt to close it. The private grounds and mansion of Hawthornden are on the other or east side of the river, half-a-mile from the entrance to the woods, connected by a bridge, to which, however, no access can be had by strangers from the public road x but any disappoint- ment on this account is compensated by the circumstance that an excellent view of the house, which stands on a cliff rising almost perpendicularly from the bed of the river, is obtained from the public as well as the private side. The path, which takes a winding course through the recesses of the wood, conducts the Visitor, a short distance from the house, through a pleasant, open meadow by the river side ; thence through a wooden stile, to the. rising grounds which overlook the paper-mills at Springfield and Polton in the valley beneath. Descending this hill to the left, past two low-roofed cottages, a footpath to the right leads to Polton Station (for Lasswade and Edinburgh), and the road on the left leads to the village of Loanhead, six miles from Edinburgh, and about half-a-mile to the north of Springfield. The Visitor may either take this road to Loanhead, and, by driving fully a mile east, reach Lasswade, or he may proceed to Lasswade on foot, nearly the whole way, along the banks of the Esk —the preferable route to one acquainted with the locality. Should he, however, prefer to see more of Hawthornden before leaving the neighbourhood, he will cross the river on the Loanhead road at Springfield to the right, retrace, as it were, his steps along the road south of the Esk till he arrives at the Lodge, on his right, the entrance to Hawthornden, by which admittance to the grounds is gained on payment of Is. each person. [We may here mention that the most direct route from Edinburgh is by train to Hawthornden, the Lodge being only a few minutes' walk from the station.] In the well-kept grounds are shown several subterranean caves, St Matthew's Well, the ruins of an old tower, and a seat called the Cypress-grove, where the poet is supposed to have sat while writing his poems. The caves, which are hewn out of the solid rock, are well worthy of a visit. They are called the Caves of King Robert the Bruce, and are so low that they can only be explored in a stooping posture. At one end, on a table, are shown the Bruce's sword, and the desk from which John Knox preached. On the right is Bruce's bed-room, a sort of circular chamber, lighted and aired by a narrow port-hole to the river ; and opposite the bed-room is the library, the most curious of all the apartments, in which are no fewer than 170 shelves, in five tiers, cut out of the solid rock. The Visitor may leave the grounds by the path up the south bank of the Esk, and

1 The low and romantic walk by the river side past the bridge, formerly open to the pnblic, has been closed since the above decision, which applied to the high road only and strangers who descend by this footpath must return to the road which conducts to the higher ridge of the glen. The prohibitory ticket at the approach might have some chance of being attended to were all the obsolete prohibitory notices removed, as they deface the trees as well as perplex strangers. ;

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proceed to Roslin by the bridge already noticed ; or be may return from tbe Lodge by tbe road which he came, and after a drive of about two miles to the east, reach the village of

Lasswade, the centre of an interesting and beautiful district, 6 miles from Edinburgh, where Sir Walter Scott and De Quincey resided for some time. There is both an Established and United Presbyterian Church in the village, and towards Bonnyrigg, half-a-mile to the south (much extended of late to meet the demand for summer quarters), there is a Eree Church. The chief manufacture is paper, for both writing and printing purposes. A little to the north is Melville Castle, an elegant building in the Gothic style, the seat of Viscount Melville. A mile west from Lasswade is Newbattle Abbey and the same distance north of Newbattle is Dalkeith, the seat of the Duke of Buccleuch. The Visitor may return to Edinburgh either by coach or rail. If by coach, he will be driven, a mile to the west, through the village of

Loanhead, on approaching which, on his left, he will pass Mavisbank House (the residence of Geo. C. Arbuthnot, Esq.), near which is a mound of earth, begirt with ramparts, where many relics of antiquarian interest have been found. About a mile from Loanhead is the hamlet of Straiton, from which the Visitor proceeds to town by the route he traversed on leaving Edinburgh.

4. EDINBURGH TO CUREIE, MID-CALDER, AND WEST CALDER.

By this route the traveller will be conducted through the entire western part of the county, a distance from Edinburgh of 16 miles. Leaving by the Caledonian Railway Station, at the west end of Princes Street, and passing Dairy and Gorgie on the right, the train stops at the village of

Slateford, a distance of little more than two miles from the capital, on the Water of Leith, in the neighbourhood of which are several large stone- quarries. The stations on the Caledonian line are of the most wretched description. The ticket-office at Slateford is the dirty little box on the left, about six " feet square ; and the wooden shed on the right, called the waiting-room," might easily be mistaken for a convenience of another kind. On the left of the village is Craiglockhart House, the residence of the Sheriff (Davidson) of the county. Slateford is the post-town for Colinton, in which parish it is situated. About a mile south-west of Slateford is the village of

Colinton, picturesquely situated in tbe valley of the Water of Leith, which may be reached either from Slateford, or from the station of Kingsknowe, only half-a-mile farther west. The direct route from Slateford is by the road south of the village, to Craiglockhart, afterwards turning to the south-west, on the right of which, and at the entrance to the village, is Colinton House, the residence of the Dowager Lady Dunfermline. A more romantic walk is by the side of the river, which is well wooded, entering by a footpath at Kate's Mill, and emerging at a narrow pathway near the parish church. The history of Colinton has been written by Thomas Murray, Esq., LL.D., Lasswade, who, a few years ago, resided in Colinton Bank, at the main entrance to the village.

Half-a-mile east of the village is Dreghorn Castle ; and a mile to the west the Visitor by foot or conveyance passes through Juniper Green, a pleasant little village lying midway on the road to Currie, COACH AND RAILWAY ROUTES. 29 on the north hank of the Water of Leith. It is said to have received its name from its immense number of juniper trees. Ahout a mile to the left, hetween Colinton and Juniper Green, is Bonally, at one time the residence of Lord Cockhurn. Passing on the left Kenleith paper-mills (Mr Bruce's),

Currie is reached ; and the Visitor whose time will not permit of his going farther in this direction, may return to Edinburgh from the station half- a-niile to the left of the village. Currie, which is a parish and post-town, was anciently called Killeith. Its church, in the reign of James VI., was made over to the newly-founded College of Edinburgh, whose curators possess the right of patronage. In the churchyard, there is a pretty sun-dial carved in slate by the late Mr Palmer, the parish schoolmaster. Freestone, ironstone, and limestone abound in the neighbourhood. Currie stands at an elevation of 800 feet above the level of the sea, in close proximity to the base of the Pent- lands, the road through the village to the south leading to the reservoirs of the Edinburgh Corporation Waterworks, about two miles distant. A mile and a half west of Currie, the road on the left leads to the village of

Balerno, about seven miles from Edinburgh, at the foot of the Pentlands, the road through which leads to the reservoirs of Harelaw and Thriepmuir. But it is now necessary to retrace our steps to Currie, and proceed farther on our journey by train. A little to the north of the station is Riccarton House, the residence of Sir William Gibson-Craig, Bart., Lord Clerk Register of

Scotland ; and a mile to the west, and about the same distance north of Balerno, are the extensive grounds of Dalmahoy, the seat of the Earl of Morton. Three miles farther on is the village and parish of

Kirknewton, ten miles from Edinburgh, the station to which is a short distance to the west, ciose to the parish church. East of the village is the small estate of Meadowbank, once the residence of Lord Meadowbank, one of the Senators of the College of Justice. Two miles to the west is

Mid-Calder, on the east boundary of its own parish, 12 miles from the capital, on the old Glasgow Road. Half-a-mile to the east, in the parish of Kirknewton, is the village of East Colder ; and a little to the south-west is Calder House, the seat of Lord Torphichen, beautifully situated hi the midst of a wood of considerable extent. It was in Calder House that John Knox first dispensed the Sacrament after the Reformation, and the portrait of the great Reformer adorns one of the rooms. There are paper mills on the Almond, and abundance of limestone, freestone, and ironstone in the parish. Proceed- ing along the new Cleland line, and passing JSTewpark, the residence of Ralph Richardson, Esq., W.S., we arrive at the village of

West Calder, about 16 miles by rail from the city, and 5 from Mid-Calder, in the centre of a large but rather uninteresting district. There are traces of a Roman encampment in the parish; and near the estate of Harburn, 2 miles south of the village, and formerly its station, Cromwell fought one of his battles. The spot is still pointed out by the name of "Cromwell's Wit." Two miles to the south-west of Harburn is the large reservoir of Cobinshaw, which supplies Edinburgh with part of its water. As there is no other mode of conveyance, the Visitor has no alternative (unless economy be no object) than to return to the city by the way which he came. 30 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY.

5. EDINBURGH TO DALKEITH, GOREBRIDGE, AND STOW.

Stow is 27 miles from Edinburgh, near the south-east "boundary of the county, its parish "being partly in the adjacent county of Selkirk, and is reached by North British Railway (Galashiels line). The Visitor not on immediate business, nor pressed for time, may add to the interest of the journey by taking the coach from 4 Princes Street to Dalkeith. Should he take this route, he will proceed as in the route No. 2, till he reaches the toll-bar at the south end of the suburb of Newington, when, a few yards farther on, he will enter the road on the left, on the east of which are the small estates of Inch and

Kingston Grange ; and on the west, the estate of Moredun, the residence of David Anderson, Esq. The road a little to the east of Moredun leads to

Edmonstone House, the residence of Sir James Gardiner Baird, Bart. ; and a little to the east of the village of

Gilmerton, through which the coach passes, is the estate of Drum, the residence of John More Nisbet, Esq. A mile and a half from Gilmerton, on the right, are the grounds of Melville Castle, through which the North Esk

flows ; and on the other side, a little to the east, is Sheriff-hall, where George Buchanan for some time resided. Half-a-mile farther on is the burgh of Dalkeith, six miles south-east of Edinburgh, the seat of the Duke of Buccleuch, the grounds of which are entered at the east end of the High Street, the principal street of the town, to which strangers are admitted, in the absence of the family, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The palace, which occupies the site of a castle formerly owned by the Earls of Morton, is a

comparatively plain structure ; but the grounds are of considerable extent and beauty, stretching eastwards towards Inveresk, and are watered by both branches of the Esk, which unite at the south-east boundary of "Newton parish. There is a chapel at the entrance, in which there is Episcopal service on Sundays. Her Majesty and the late Prince Consort, on their first visit to Scotland in 1842, were guests of the Duke of Buccleuch, and resided in the palace, which has been the temporary residence of James VI., Charles I., and George IV. It was visited by Eroissart, the French historian, in 1364, as the guest of William, Earl of Douglas. General Monk lived in it during his government of Scot- land under Cromwell, in 1654-60, the extensive grounds of which enabled him to enjoy his favourite pursuit of gardening. Dalkeith is a burgh of barony, the seat of a presbytery, and a parish. The barony and patronage of the church passed by purchase into the possession of the Buccleuch family in 1642. It was previously the property of the Earls of Morton and Douglas, who inherited it from the Grahams. The town is governed by 15 trustees, of which the baron bailie is chairman, and is celebrated as one of the best grain markets in Scotland. There are iron works, tanneries, woollen factories, and coal-pits, which give employment to large numbers of persons. It has two Parish, one Free, three United Presbyterian, one Congregationalist, one Epis-

copal, and one Roman Catholic Church ; and two newspapers are published in the burgh. Passing through the town westwards, the Visitor can resume his journey at the station of Eskbank, a pleasant suburb of Dalkeith, and a railway centre to lines branch- ing out in various directions. A short distance from the station, on the left, is Newbattle, the seat of the Marquis of Lothian, the Abbey of which was COACH AND RAILWAY ROUTES. 31

founded in 1140 by David I. for Cistercian monks, and endowed with various

privileges ; but it was burnt during the Earl of Hertford's invasion. In 1587, Sir Mark Ker, its last abbot, and ancestor of the present proprietor, obtained a

grant of the whole estates of the monastery from James VI. ; and in 1591, the barony was converted into a lordship, and its owner created Lord Newbattle. Newbattle parish was formed of the ancient parish of Maisterton and the Abbey of Newbattle, and the abbey became the parish church. The present mansion, on the north bank of the South Esk, is a modern building, and con- tains a choice selection of valuable books and paintings. At the entrance to the mansion is " King David's Gate," part of the old abbey. Newbattle may be visited from Eskbank by walking or driving half-a-mile to the south, and the Visitor can resume his journey at Dalhousie Station, another half mile south of Newbattle. About a mile south of the station is Dalhousie Castle, the seat of the Earl of Dalhousie (Lord Panmure). In 1860, the last Marquis of Dal- j housie (Broun-Ramsay), Governor-General of India, died here in his 48th year, " leaving behind him a name that ranks among the highest in the roll of Indian viceroys for statesmanship, administrative vigour, and the faculty of inspiring confidence among the millions subjected to his sway." As he died without male issue, the earldom reverted to his cousin. West of Dalhousie is

the parish church and manse of Cockpen ; and a mile further south, and a little west of the railway, is the small estate of Kirkhill, the residence of Sir William Johnston, the eminent geographer, who was Lord Provost of Edin- burgh in 1848-51. The line here takes an eastern direction for three or four miles, passing, on the north, the village of

Gorebridge, in a detached portion of the parish of Temple, the postal centre of a large and scattered district, on the left of which are the ruins of Newbyres Castle. To the south-west, between Gorebridge and Carrington, is Arniston House, the seat of the Dundas family, eminent in the legal and political history of Scotland. Sir James Dundas, the first of Arniston, was Governor of Berwick, and was knighted by James VI. The grounds, at the south-west, border on the village of Temple, a mile from which is Rose- bery, one of the seats of the Earl of Rosebery. About a mile south-east of the Fushiebridge Station, is Borthwick Castle (the seat of John Borthwick, Esq. of Crookston), built in 1430 by Sir William Borthwick, by permission of James I. The building is nearly square, the walls being of great thickness, and is delightfully situated in the valley of the Gore Water. Queen Mary resided in Borthwick Castle after her marriage with Bothwell, and previous to her flight to Dunbar. The eastern wall of the Castle shows the effects of a cannonade by Oliver Cromwell, who sent a detachment from Edinburgh to

demand its surrender. The governor refused ; whereupon a cannonade was begun from an eminence to the east of the Castle. The governor was com- pelled to surrender, which he did, receiving one week to remove his family and his gear. The original summons of surrender, bearing Cromwell's signature, is in the possession of John Borthwick, Esq., of Crookston, the present proprietor of the Castle and lands attached, who is also a claimant for the title of Lord Borthwick. The parish church was conveyed by David I. to the monks at Scone, which received its present name of Borthwick at the Reforma- tion. It was burned accidentally by fire about 80 years ago, and remained an

I interesting ruin until 1863, when it was incorporated with a handsome new church of Gothic architecture, built by David Kidd, Esq., of Woodhouse, in 32 THE EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY. the county of Peebles. He was a native of the parish, and erected the church to the memory of his parents, who were interred in the burial ground. It is, without doubt, one of the handsomest churches in the county. In this parish there is a valuable mortification for the purposes of education. It is of the annual value of ,£60, and was left by the late Col. Kinnaird, for the education

of the children of the industrious poor ; one third, however, goes for salary to the teacher of the school in the village of Newlandrig, where he was born, and where he received his education. An interesting fact may here be recorded of Qol. Kinnaird. His father was a tailor in Newlandrig. When he died, the son sold off, and with the proceeds endeavoured to purchase a commission for India, through some persons in London who pretended to have such things at their disposal. The money was dispatched, but the commission was not forth- coming. Kinnaird found his way to the city, and made known his case to gentlemen from his own neighbourhood in power at head quarters. His tale excited sympathy, and being a " likely lad," he was forthwith sent out to India. Previous to this he had formed an affection for a daughter of the miller at Borthwick, and after the lapse of more than twenty years, he returned and made her Mrs Col. Kinnaird. Dr Robertson, the historian, was born in the manse. A mile to the north-east of Borthwick, on the banks of the Tyne, are the interesting ruins of Crichton Castle, once the residence of Sir William Crichton, Chancellor of Scotland in the minority of James II., " whose towers," says Scott, " In different ages rose ; Their various architecture shows The builders' various hands."

From Tynehead Station (16 miles from Edinburgh), in the eastern portion of the extensive parish of Heriot, the train passes through a hilly and uninteresting tract of country. A mile to the south-west of Heriot Station is the parish church and manse of Heriot, close to which is Borthwick Hall, on the south bank of the Heriot Water, the residence of Charles Lawson, Esq. , Lord Provost of Edinburgh in 1862-65. The next station, Fountainliall, 3 miles farther on, is the centre of a more interesting district ; but the parish of Stow (10 miles long, by 3 broad, part of which is in Selkirkshire), anciently called Wedale, is generally hilly and covered with heath. Four miles south of Fountainhall is the village and post-town of Stow, a little to the east of the station, on the banks of the Gala Water, a mile from its junction with the Lugate. At the south boundary of the county is Bowland (30 miles from Edinburgh), the residence of W. S. Walker, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Supervision. "

II.- ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.

Abereroniby, Ales. A., woollen manufac- Aikenhead, A. W., Xewbattle mill cottage, turer, Stow mills, Stow Dalkeith Aberdeen, Mrs M., hotel, Cramond bridge Aikrnan, Andw.. Kingsknowes, Slateford Abernethy, J., farmer, Howgate, Penicuik Aikman, John, labourer. Loanhead Abernethy, Peter, farmer, Blackhope, Aikman, J., smith, John's burn, Currie Heriot, Gorebridge Aikman, Mrs J. D., missionary, Buccleuch Abernethy, Thos., baker, Penicuik street, Dalkeith Adam, Miss, dressmaker. Blackball Ainslie, Archibald, fanner, Dodridge, Ford Adam, Miss, 8 West Brighton crescent, Ainslie, Arch., Cousland park, Dalkeith Portobello Ainslie, Geo. C, farmer, Peaston, Ford Adams, Charles, West Vennel, Mussel- Ainslie, James, Bowland, Stow burgh Ainslie, John, farmer, Hillend, Loanhead Adams, David, joiner, Bridgend. Dalkeith Ainslie, William, farmer, Moat, Roslin Adams, Geo., 5 St James ter., Portobello Ainslie, Wm., farmer. Pomathorn, Penicuik Adams, G., station agent, Gogar, Corstor- Ainslie, Miss, 11 Bath street, Portobello phine Ainslie, Mrs John, Roslin Adams, J., baker, 32 South street, Dalkeith Aitchison, James, & Son, farmers, Stow Adams, John, lime-burner, Patbhead, Ford Aitchison, Alex., 24 Brighton pi., Portobello Adams, Wm., spirit dealer, 116 High street, Aitchison, J., 2 W. Brighton cres., Portobello Dalkeith Aitchison, John, Mount Vernon, Liberton Adams, Wm., baker, 146 High st., Dalkeith Aitchison, J., farmer, Mount Marl, Roslin Adams, W. H. Davenport, 3 West Brighton Aitchison, Wm., of Drummore, Musselburgh crescent, Portobello Aitchison, William, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Adams, Mrs John, 13 West Brighton cres- Aitchison, Mrs, Linden cottage, Loanhead cent, Portobello Aitken, Alex., station-master, Gorebridge Adam son, A., Aracan cottage, Eskgreen, Aitken, Barbara, 84 High st., Musselburgh Musselburgh Aitken, I., Brunstane mills, Musselburgh Adamson, D., spirit merchant, Jock's lodge Aitken, John, contractor, Blackball Adamson, J., 23 Henderson row, Portobello Aitken, John, Enfield cottage, Broomio- Adamson, T., gardener, Restalrig knowe, Lasswade Adamson, Walter, White's close, east, Dal- Aitken, Jobn, joiner, Davidson's mains keith Aitken, John, White Hart street, Dalkeith Adamson, William, 22^ Henderson row, Aitken, T., farmer, Listonshiel, Currie Portobello Aitken, T., mason, Pathhead, Kirknewton Adamson, Mrs. Newton villa, West Brighton Aitken, Wm., blacksmith, Smithy green. crescent, Portobello Liberton Adamson, Misses, 12 Melville pi., Portobello Aitken, William, Custom sbuildings, Grantou Adie, Robert. 25 Wilson's park, Portobello Aitken, Wm., farmer, Ploverhall, Roslin Adlington, Wm., professor of music, Elm Aitken, Wm., Poltonhall, Lasswade cottage, Ratho Aitken, Miss, dressmaker, Joppa Affleck, James, merchant, Penicuik Aitken, Miss, Edinburgh road, Dalkeith Affleck. Joseph, farmer, Roseview, Lead- Aitken, Miss J. W., 53 Back st., Dalkeith burn Aitkenhead, R., Herkes loan, Musselburgh c 33 Aitkenhead. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Annan.

Aitkenhead, Mrs, Lillybank, Eskside, Mus- Amos, Miss, Ivy cottage, Ratho selburgh Anderson & Co., ironworks, Musselburgh Alexander, James, merchant, etc., Penicuik Anderson, A., Oxenford castle, Pathhead Alexander, James W., corn merchant, Sten- Anderson, A., tailor and clothier, Penicuik house mill. Liberton Anderson, Alex., 5 Adelphi pi., Portobello Alexander, J.. Belmont cot., Murrayfield Anderson, Ann, dressmaker, 29 High street Alexander, John, gas engineer, Corstorphine Anderson, Captain, Bath house, Portobello Alexander, John, 1 1 Maitland st.. Newhaven Anderson, D., flesher, Lasswade Alexander, John, manager, Wallyford col- Anderson, David, 18 West wynd, Dalkeith liery, Musselburgh Anderson, David, of Moredun, Liberton Alexander, John, 104 Main st., Newhaven Anderson, George, Dandas Shale and Oil Alexander, Rev. W. L., D.D., Pinkieburn, Company, Kirkliston Musselburgh Anderson, James, chemist, &c, 101 High Alexander, Thomas, carter, Liberton clams st. and 29 Bridge st., Musselburgh Alexander, Wm, tailor, &c, Loan bead Anderson, James, 56 High street, Dalkeith Alison, T. & P., drapers, 24 South street, Anderson, James, Newmills, Dalkeith Dalkeith, and USHighst., Musselburgh Anderson, J., sen., Bridgend, Musselburgh Alison, M., grocer. &c, London road, Dal- Anderson, J., Riccarton, Corstorphine keith Anderson, J., Parkend cot., Musselburgh Alison, Thomas, factor, Vogrie, Pathhead Anderson, J. S., farmer, Dalhousie mains, Alison, T.. Rosehill, Eskbaiik, Dalkeith Lasswade Alison, William., Buccleuch st., Dalkeith Anderson, L., farmer, Norton mains, Ratho Alison, Wm., farmer, Parkhead, W. Calder Anderson, Peter, ham-curer, Granton Allan, J.& G.. farmers, Tourdean. Gorebridge Anderson, Peter, shoemaker. Corstorphine Allan, A., joiner, Adelphi pi., Portobello Anderson, P., 104 High st., Musselburgh Allan, Alex., 5G Newbigging, Musselburgh Anderson. Rev. J., Lady parish, Ratho Allan, Andrew, gardener, Woodville, Slate- Anderson, R., blacksmith, Juniper green, ford Currie Allan, Chai'les, slater, Stow Anderson, R., West Millerhill, Dalkeith Allan, David, farmer, Windydoors, Stow Anderson, Robert ( W. Oliphant §• Co., Allan, D. J., 7 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Edln.), 28 Joppa Allan, Dr, Quarryhead, Lasswade Anderson, Wm., joiner, Tower Bank house, Allan, George, 66a High st., Fisherrow Portobello Allan, James, farmer, Clifton, Ratho Anderson, William, farmer, Newbigging. Allan, James, quarryman, Ratho Lasswade Allan, J ames, Tower Bank house, Portobello Anderson, Wm. P., S.S.C., N.P., and sheriff- Allan, J., grocer, Carleball, Musselburgh clerk depute. White Hart St., Dalkeith Allan, John, farmer, Broomhills, Loanhead Anderson, Mrs, Millbill, Musselburgh Allan, Methven, 56 Newbigging, Mussel- Anderson, Mrs John, Dalhousie grange, burgh Lasswade Allan, Richard, 101 High street, Dalkeith Anderson, Mrs John, Eckford cottage, Allan, Thomas, farmer, Windydoors, Stow Broomieknowe, Lasswade Allan, Thomas, Stair Arms inn, Pathhead Anderson, Mrs Michael, Old Saughton, Allan, William, letter-carrier, Pathhead Murrayfield Allan, Wm., 12 Ramsay lane, Portobello Anderson, Mrs A., 25 Millbill, Musselburgh Allan, Miss, 18 Straiten pi., Portobello Anderson, Mrs A., 31 South st., Dalkeith Allan, Miss Mary, 5 Brighton ter., Portobello Anderson, Mrs B., Bonnington house, Ratho Allen, Capt. D. F., late 17th Regt., governor Anderson, Miss, Wilkieston cottage, Ratho military prison, Greenlaw, Milton bridge Anderson, Miss, W. Colinton cot., Slateford

Allinson, Mrs, B umbrae, Currie Andison, J., saddler. 3 W. High st.. Dalkeith Allisor, Mrs, Juniper green, Currie Angus, W., agent, 168 High st., Portobello Almond, H. H., Loretto house, Musselburgh Annan, Andrew, gardener, Blackball Ambrose, Miss, 7 Rosefield pi., Portobello Annan, James, joiner and cabinetmaker,

Amos, , farmer. Burnhead, Liberton Newbigging, Musselburgh Amos, C, grocer, Newlandrig, Ford Annan, R., 8 Mary field, Portobello 34 Armandale. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Barbc

Annandale, Alex. & Son, papermakers, Pol- Baillie, Lock, White house, High street. ton mill, Lasswade Musselburgh Annandale, Alex., Polton bank, Lasswade Baillie, Marion, Edgehead, Pathhead Annandale, J. H, Esk tower, Lasswade Baillie, R., dentist, Tait street, Dalkeith Arbuckle, George, Juniper green, Currie Baillie, Robert, joiner, Edgehead, Pathhead Arbuckle, J., farmer, Glenhutch, W. Calder Baillie, Mrs, 2 Melville place, Portobello Arbuckle, John, dairyman, Kirkliston Baillie, Mrs, stationer, Loanhead Arbuckle, J., teacher, Gogar, Corstorphine Bain, Andrew, shoemaker, Penicuik Arbuckle, W., Leitlikead mills, Kirknewton Bain, Charles Ml, 125 High st., Musselburgh Arbuthnot, G. C., Mavisbank house, Loan- Bain, D., gardener, Hadfast, Pathhead head Bain, James, Blackhall Archibald, Abraham, furniture dealer, 74 Bain, Mrs J., 28 Henderson row, Portobello High street, Musselburgh Bain, John, police-officer, Stow

Archibald, A. . grocer, Crichton dean, Path- Bain, John, teacher, Temple, Gorebridge head, Ford Bain, Thomas, china merchant, 19 Main Archibald, David, 3 Maryfield, Portobello street, Newhaven Archibald, H., 115 High street, Fisherrow Bain, Thomas, spirit dealer, Pathhead Archibald, John, farmer, Nethershiels and Baird, Alexander, poulterer and fishmonger. Overshiels, Stow Brighton place, Portobello Archibald, M., grocer, 70 High St., Fisherrow Baird, David, baker' and grocer, Gorebridge Archibald, Robert, merchant. Penicuik Baird, D., merchant, Arniston, Lasswade

Archibald, R., 4'o High street, Musselburgh Baird, Fullarton, teacher, 7a Wellington st.. Archibald, Thomas, Viewbank, Lasswade Portobello Archibald, Mrs D., dressmaker, Currie Baird, James, Oliver pi., Newbigging, Mus- Archibald, Mrs, Joppa selburgh Armstrong, A., road surveyor, New Milton, Baird, Sir J. G., Edmonstone ho., Dalkeith Milton bridge Baird, Miss, John street, Portobello Armstrong, W. L., gamekeeper, Mid Calder Bairnsfather, J. H. M.. 12 Market st,, Mus- Armstrong, Mrs J., Springbank, Lasswade selburgh Arnot, James, farmer, Addiston mains, Cor- Bald, John, gardener, Dalkeith storphine Bald, Robt., fruiterer, 45 High st., Dalkeith Arnot, John. Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Bald, John, grocer, Pathhead Arnot, W., F.C.S., Melville villa, Lasswade Bald, William, labourer, Dalkeith Arthur, Israel, grocer, Loanhead Balden, I., grocer., Hawthornden, Lasswade Atkinson, J. G., Beatrice cottage, Market Baldry, S. T., teacher, West glebe, Dalkeith street, Musselburgh Balfour John, House o' Hill, David6on"s Auld, Jas., carrier, Combfoot, Mid Calder Mains Auld, Peter, farmer, Buteland, Currie Balfour, And. Howden, surgeon, 14 East Auld, Robert, of Howden park, Mid Calder Brighton crescent, Portobello Austin, Alfred, C.B.. Hailes house, Slateford Balfour, George, 46 High street, Portobello Ayton, Miss, 4 Melville place, Portobello Balgarnie, J. H., 3 Victoria ter., Portobello Baigne, John, Newton house, Dalkeith BallantyiKi, Alex., M.D., Edinburgh road, Baikie, George, Rosefield place, Portobello Dalkeith. Baildon, Henry C, Duncliffe, Murrayfield Ballantyne, James, 107 High st„ Dalkeith Bailey, James, mason, Blackball Balleny, William, farmer, Kirknewton Bailey, William, mason, Blackhall Balloch, John, tailor, Annfield, Loanhead Baillie, Mrs, dairy, Melville gate, Lasswade Balmain, Thos. C, 12 High st., Musselburgh Baillie, Alex., farmer, Middleton, Gorebridge Balmer, T., schoolmaster, Kirkliston Baillie, James, carrier, Lasswade Banks, R., Newbigging, Musselburgh Baillie, J., farmer, Newlandburn, Pathhead Banks, Thomas, Seaview inn, Musselburgh Baillie, James, mason, Blackhall Banks, Miss, 31 Joppa, Portobello Baillie, James, smith, Edgehead, Pathhead Bannerrnann, Rev. David Douglas, A.M.. Baillie, J., grocer, Lasswade F.C. manse, Eskbank, Dalkeith Baillie, John, baker, 34 High st., Portobello Barbour, John, engine-driver, 4 Maryfield. Baillie, John, farmer, Fullarton, Penicuik Portobello 35 Barbour. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Black.

Barbour, John. 49 High street, Fisherrow Bennet, Arthur. 182 High st., Dalkeith Barbour, Mrs, St Arthur's cot., Duddingston Bennet, D.. Abercorn villa, Joppa

Barclay. , Bowlea, Penicuik Bennet, Robert, 1 Rosefield pi., Portobello Barlas. Rev. G. .U. P.O., Millkill,Musselburgh Bennet, Robert, 1 West wynd. Dalkeith Barr, John, dairyman, Juniper green, Ourrie Bennet, Misses, 2 Eskgreen, Musselburgh Barr. John, police officer. Gorebridge Bennet, Miss, Stobhill. Gorebridge Barr, William, farmer, Whitehill, Penicuik Bennett, David. Abercorn villa, Portobello Barras, Mrs, 32 High Street, Musselburgh Berney, E. B.. Borthwick mains, Gorebridge Barrie, George, 19 Joppa, Portobello Berresford, Captain, Macbiehill, Leadburn Barrie, Peter, wholesale and retail Stafford- Berrie, Mrs, Gardens, Buccleuoh st., Dalkeith shire warehouse. 62 High st., Dalkeith Berry, Barclay. & Co., oil mills, Musselburgh Barron, Rev. A., A.M., Windsor lodge aca- Berry, George, 2 Windsor ter., Portobello demy. Portobello Bertram, A., dairy, Corstorphine Barron. James, baker, Kirkliston Bertram, John, blacksmith, Stow Bartholomew, Hugh, engineer, West Calder Bertram, W., farmer, Amazondean, Penicuik Bartie, Thomas, Woolshed cottage, Ratho Beveridge, And., 192 High st., Portobello Bartie, William, slater. Ratho Beveridge, James, grocer, Newton, loan, Barton. Robert, Pentland house, Loanhead Lasswade Bathgate, Geo. T., 3 James st., Portobello Beveridge, Rev. J. G., manse of Inveresk, Bathgate, S., farmer, Currielea. Pathhead Musselburgh Bathgate, Mrs, dairy, Davidson's mains Beveridge, R., dairyman, Whitehill. Dalkeith Bathgate. Miss, 9 Bridge St.. Musselburgh Biggar, W. H., Robertson's place. Joppa Biitley, George, mason. Blackhall Biggar, W.. teacher, Coltbridge, Murrayfield Bauehope, T.. land surveyor, East Bruce- Binnie, David, joiner, Ratho field, Mid Calder Binnie, James, spirit dealer, Slateford Baxindine, John, 13 High st., Portobello Binnie, John, baker, Murrayfield Baxter, Jas., farmer, Ratho byres, Ratho Binnie, John, joiner, Ratho Baxter, Robert, baker, Pathhead Binnie, William, wright, Ratho Baxter, Rev. T. H., 2 Hope park, Musselburgh Binnie, Mrs, grocer, Slateford Baxter, R., forester, Dalkeith pk., Dalkeith Bird, Arthur, Longstone, Slateford Baxter. Wm, Riccarton, Corstorphine Bird, John, Eden villa, Portobello Bayne, C, Craigview. Murrayfield Bird, Robert, blacksmith, Mid Calder Beatson, D. M. S., Rose lodge, 5 Rosefleld Bird, Miss, 2 Westfield place, Eskbank, avenue. Portobello Dalkeith Beatson. Robt., W.S., Oraigmiller, Liberton Bird. Robert, grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade- Beatson, William, spirit merchant, 58 High Birrell, Jas., manager. Valleyfi eld, Penicuik street, Portobello—house, 35 Bisbop, James, Cowthrople, Mid Calder Beattie, Miss, 156 High street. Portobello Bishop, James, forester, Pathhead Beattie, Mrs, dairy, Eskvale, Lasswade Bishop, John, 33 High street. Dalkeith Begbie, Jas., farmer, Egypt. Lothian burn Bishop, W. C, 6Annfield. Newhaven Begbie, Mrs. 139 High st., Portobello Bishop, Mrs, farmer, Ratho Begg. Mrs M., 86 High street. Musselburgh Bishop, Mrs. North Middleton, Gorebridge Beilby, J. H., Woodhall paper mills, Juniper Bishop, Misses, drapers, Lasswade green. Ourrie Bisset, Alexander, coal agent, Slateford Beith, John, Shrub mount. Portobello Bisset, Andrew, South Vennel, Musselburgh Bell. A., 71 High street, Fisherrow Bisset, David, teacher, Balerno Bell. James, carrier, Penicuik Bisset, James, 27 Bridge st., Musselburgh Bell, James, joiner, Davidson's mains Bisset, M., grocer. Stow Bell, J., engineer, 28 Brighton pi., Portobello Bisset, Robert, 15 Eskside, Musselburgh Bell, James, blacksmith, Cotmuir, Cramond Bisset, Mrs, 3 Dalkeith street, Joppa Bell. Lawrence R., Ludgate lodge, Ratho Black, David, 110 High street, Fisherrow Bell, Robert, 13 Brighton cres., Portobello Black, George, druggist, 8 Maitland street, Bell, William, farmer, Cortleferry, Stow Newhaven Bell. Miss, Penicuik Infant school, Penicuik Black. James, carrier. West Calder Bennet. T. & M., builders, Gorebridge Black, J„ farmer, Turniemuir, W. Calder

;'J> Black. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Brodie.

Black, J., teacher, East Calder, Mid Calder Borthwick, Thomas, flesher, Ratho Black, J., florist and spirit dealer, Currie Borthwick, Wm., dairyman. Ratho Black, John, smith, Howgate, Penicuik Borthwick, William, butcher, Ratho Black, R., shoemaker, Tait st., Dalkeith Borthwick, Misses, grocers, Loanhead Black, Richard, Millhill, Musselburgh Boswell. Miss, 204- High st!, Portobello Black, Robert, farmer, S. Liberton mains Bom-hill, George, Sheepfield, Musselburgh Black, Mrs. 19 Bath street, Portobello Bourhill, J., 148 High st., Fisherrow Black, Miss, 4 John street, Portobello Bourhill, Wm., 8 Bridge st.. Musselburgh Black, Miss, The Cottage, Musselburgh Bourhill, Miss, 7 Eskside, Musselburgh Blackie, George, mason, Galabank, Stow Bourhill, Miss J. R.. 15 High st., Dalkeith Blackie, James, Newbattle, Dalkeith Bowe, Mrs D., 178 High street, Dalkeith Blackie, Jas., 11 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Bowe, Mrs, Newmains, Kirkliston Blackie, J., farmer, Madressie, Leadburn Bower, David, 40 High street, Portobello Blackie, John, farmer, Easter Bush, Roslin Bower, R., Innerwick lodge, Murray-field Blackie, Robert, grocer, 106 High street, Bowers, John, carter, Dalkeith Dalkeith—house, 43 Mitchell street Bowes, Wm., spirit dealer, Gorebridge Blackie, Thomas, Restalrig, Jock's lodge Bowes. Mrs J,, 1 Lothian bank, Eskbank. Blackie, T., 11 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Dalkeith Blackie, "William, High street, Dalkeith Bowes, Miss, 27 West glebe, Dalkeith Blackie, Mrs R., flesher, Colinton Bowie, George, merchant, West Calcler Blackie, Mrs, grocer, Braefoot, Corstorphine Bowman, Miss, 12 Regent st., Portobello Blackie, Mrs, 32 Joppa, Portobello Boyd, Robert, West bank, West Calder Blair, G. A., 1 High st., Musselburgh Boyd, Thos. J., publisher. Midfield, Lasswunt- Blair, George, builder, Stonefield house, Boyes, Francis, bootmaker, Ratho Eskbank, Dalkeith Bradbrook, R., 36 Main street, Newhaven Blair, John, grocer, Hillhead, Lasswade Bradford, John, moulder, Glebe, Dalkeith Blair, John, farmer, West muir, W. Galder Braid, Andrew, grocer, etc., Kirknewton Blair, Robert, 5 Brighton ter., Portobello Braid, Jas., farmer, Humbie, Kirknewton Blair, John, tailor, Penicuik Braid, Sarah, Livingston, Mid Calder Blair, Robert, builder, Davidson's mains Braidwood, Miss, 174 High st., Portobello

Blair. Robert, baker, Bridgend, Lass-wade Brand, A, , baker, 1 48 High st., Portobello Blair, Robert, Old Saughton, Murrayfield Brash, Jas., Hallyards, Kirkliston Blair, Thomas, Southfield, Pathhead Brash, John, blacksmith. Kirkliston Blair, Thos., 125 High street, Musselburgh Brash, John, clothier, Midcalder Blair, William, cowfeeder, Granton Brash, Miss, Hillmount, Junipergreen,Currie T Blair, Mrs D., W ebster's land, Jock's lodge Brass, James, inspector of poor, Penicuik Blyth, M., spirit merchant, 96 High street, Bremner, E., Rosefield place, Portobello Fisherrow Brice, Mrs, 23 Regent street, Portobello Blyth, Mrs, 2 St James terrace, Portobello Bridgeford, D. F., 8 High st., Musselburgh j Boa. Jas, dairyman, Cairntows, Liberton Bridges, George, Crichton, Pathhead Boak, Mrs, Bell's quarry, Mid Calder Bridges, Mrs, Bellfield house, Musselburgh Boak, Mrs Margt., Jessie villa, Musselburgh Brighton Hotel, Portobello—J. Cos, pro- Bonar, Miss, Juniper green, Currie prietor Bonnar, Mrs, Laburnum cot., Corstorphine Brigstock, G. A., 28 Bath street, Portobello Borrowman, Wm., Gilmerton, Liberton British and Oriental Ship Coating Com- Borthwick, A., Wester Millerhill, Dalkeith pany, Cramond Borthwick, E., smith, Whitehill, Pathhead Brock, James, farmer, Overtoun, Kirkliston Borthwick, J., of Crookston, Fountainhall, Brock, Robert, baker, Penicuik Stow Brockie, J., Bridge street, Musselburgh Borthwick, Jas., Juniper green, Currie Brockley, Robt., M.A., head master, Cauvin's Bcrthwick, J., vet. surgeon, Kirkliston hospital, Duddingston Borthwick, John, manager, Abercorn brick- Brockley, Robert, farmer, Gourlaw, Roslin works, High street, Portobello Brodie, Benjamin, grocer, Slateford Borthwick, Lewis, W.S., of Springwood Brodie, David, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Columbia park, Liberton lodge. Liberton 37 Brodie. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Buchan.

Brodie, John A., agent, Clydesdale bank, Brown, Wm., 27 Henderson row, Portobello Dalkeith Brown, William, 20 Joppa, Portobello Brodie, John Clerk, "W.S., of Id vies, Gogar Brown, William Henry, of Ashley, Ratho bank. Corstorphine Brown. Wm., Edmonstone fire-clay works, Brodie, Rev. W. C, U.P. manse, Lasswade Millerhill—house, Wellington house, Brodie, Miss, 3 Eskside, Musselburgh Dalkeith Brodie, Mrs, Buccleuoh street, Dalkeith Brown, Mrs Jos., 1 Melville pi., Portobello Brodie, Mrs, Polton vale, Lasswade Brown, Mrs, 12 High street, Portobello Brook, John {N. B. Railway Co.), 6 Mount Brown, Mrs, Hope place, Musselburgh pleasant, Joppa Brownlee, Alexander, overseer, Cramond Brooks, James, 53 High st., Musselburgh Brownlee, George, Ivy bank, Mid-Calder Brooks, William, 125 High st., Musselburgh Brownlee, James, farmer, Nether Alderston, Brotherston, Peter, Sachenside, Pathhead Mid-Calder Brotherston, Thomas, Croft st., Dalkeith Brownscombe, J. H.. 38 Tower St., Portobello Brotherston, Mrs, High st., Musselburgh Bruce, Adam, farm overseer, Firth, Roslin Brotherton, H, Buecleuch street, Dalkeith Bruce, D., Ravenscroft villa, Gilmerton, Brown & Cherry, Wadingburn, Lasswade Liberton Brown, J. & M., 42 High street. Dalkeith Bruce, Ferguson, Juniper green, Currie Brown, James & Co., Eskmills, Penicuik Bruce, George, W.S., Westbrook, Currie Brown, A., smith, Lenny park, Corstorphine Bruce, Geo., sergeant, police stat., Kirkliston Brown, Adam, builder, Penicuik Bruce, H., paper manufac, Kenleith, Currie Brown, Alex., merchant, West Calder Bruce, James, Middleton, Gorebridge Brown, Geo., draper, 13 South st., Dalkeith Bruce, Jas., jun., overseer, Middleton, Gore- Brawn, Geo., Wellington pi., Musselburgh bridge Brown, George, Edin. and Lasswade carrier, Bruce, John, Wonder street, Musselburgh Wadingburn, Lasswade Bruce, Robt., Broomieknowe, Lasswade Brown, James, stationmaster, Leadburn Bruce, Thos., tailor and clothier, Loanhead Brown, James, of Currie, Gorebridge Bauce, Mrs C, 23 Wilson's park, Portobello Brown, James, Wanton walls, Musselburgh Brunton, T., mason, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Brown, Jas., 15 Bridge street, Musselburgh Brunton, John, builder, Lothian st., Dalkeith Brown, Jas., farmer, Lawheads, Mid-Calder Brunton, W., tailor and grocer, Lasswade Brown, James, Wadingburn, Lasswade Brunton, William, Marshall cottages, Bell- Brown, James, carrier, Pathhead field lane, Portobello Brown, Miss Jessie, teacher, Stow Brunton, Mrs, grocer, Gilmerton Brown, James, gardener, Slateford Bruntsfield Links Golf Club, Millhill, Mus- Brown, J., 21 High street, Musselburgh selburgh Brown, J., jun., farmer, Currievale, Currie Bryce, G. & Co., baking and provision Brown, J., farmer, Blinkbonny, Gorebridge store (limited), Roslin Brown, John, 1 Linkfield, Musselburgh Bryce, A., farmer, Craigentinny, Jock's lodge Brown, John, smith, Newbridge, Kirkliston Bryce, Chas., Oakbank oil works, Mid-Calder Brown, John, vet. surgeon, West Calder Bryce, D., architect, 7 Bath pi., Portobello Brown, John, cashier, Valleyfield, Penicuik Bryce, Francis, West bank, West Calder Brown. John, butcher, Penicuik Bryce, George, millwright and postmaster, Brown. Jos., temperance refreshment rooms, Roslin Duddingston Bryce, James, shoemaker, Currie Brown, M., hotel, 12 High st., Dalkeith Bryce, J., spirit dealer, Ratho Brown Robert, dairyman, Jock's lodge Bryce, Wm., carter, Gogar, Corstorphine Brown, Thos., Monksburn, Penicuik Bryden, Alex., smith, Penicuik Brown, Thomas, baker, West Calder Bryden, J., Waltham lodge, Murrayfield Brown, T., farmer. Pentland mains, Loanhead Bryden, Robt., Waltham lodge, Murrayfield Brown, T., farmer, The Latch, Mid-Calder Bryden, Rev. Thos. N., Free Church, Stow Brown, W., innkeeper, Back st., Dalkeith Bryson & Son, 65 High st., Dalkeith Brown, W. B., 17 Pitt St., Portobello Buecleuch and Queensberry, His Grace the Brown, Win, Lewisvale, Musselburgh Duke of, Dalkeith house, Dalkeith Brown, William, saddler, Pathhead Buchan, Catherine, Crown hotel, Portobello 38 —

Buchan. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Campbell.

Buchan, James, Newlandrig, Pathkead Calder, D., dairyman, White Syke, W. Calder Buchan, Wm. and David, New Saughton Calder, H, grocer, 142 High street, Porto- house, Crainond bello—house, 2 James street Buchanan, Jas., S.S.C., 20 Brighton place, Calder, James, farmer, Kiprig, West Calder Portobello Calder, J., shoemaker. E. Calder, Mid-Calder Buchanan, John, farmer, Murrayfield Calder, J., teacher, East Calder, Mid -Calder Buchanan, John, Davidson's mains Calder, Thos., Janebank, Broomieknowe. Buchanan, John, grocer, West Calder Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Buchanan, Margaret Loch, 23 Brighton pi., Calder, Wm., labourer, Cobinshaw, West Portobello Calder Buchanan, Wm., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Calder, Wm., parochial schoolmaster of Buchanan, Mrs Andrew, grocer and post- Livingstone, Mid-Calder mistress, Murrayfield Calder, Miss, 10 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Buchanan, Mrs H., spirit dealer, Burnwynd, Calderwood, R., 20 High street, Portobello

Ratho Calderwood. — , Calder cottage, Mid-Calder Buchanan, Mrs, grocer, Jock's lodge Caldwell, Mrs, 1 Victoria terrace. Portobello Buist, Robt., Featherhall, Corstorphine Caldwell, Mrs, 2 Victoria terrace, Portobello Bullock, Rev. William, Dalmahoy, Ratho Caldwell, Mrs, 102 Main street, Newhaven Buncle, Peter, 2 Elmfield place, Dalkeith Cameron, A., Sheriff hall house, Dalkeith house, Woodbine cot., Eskbank Cameron, Christina, teacher, Newhaven Burd, Thomas, Lenny park, Corstorphine Cameron, C, remnant warehouse, 14 South Burk, P., Greenlaw, Milton bridge street, Dalkeith Burge, Mrs, Woodville, Slateford Cameron, C, Kirkliston distillery, Kirkliston Burn, John, clerk, Hailes quarry, Slateford Cameron, D., Glencross, Milton bridge Burn, Mrs Wm., 58 High street, Fisherrow Cameron, Rev. Daniel, M.A., The Manse, Burnet, Mrs Charles, Davidson's mains Heriot, Gorebridge Burnet, Mrs, Hawthorn tavern, Musselburgh Cameron, H., printer, Munro pi., Jock's lodge Burnet, Mrs, Lauriston farm, Davidson's Cameron, John W., innkeeper, Stow mains Cameron, R. 0., Duddingston lodge, Dud- Burns, J. & A., 96 High st., Musselburgh dingston Burns, David, 10 Adelphi place, Portobello Cameron, Miss, Hillwood, Loanhead Burns, Rev. Dr, Free Church, Estherville, Campbell, Adam, Eskside, Musselburgh Corstorphine Campbell, Alex., bootmaker, Lasswade Burns, Rev. Jas. G, F.C. manse, Kirkliston Campbell, Angus, smith, Caitha, Stow Burns, Mrs Eliz., of Reedstone, Lasswade Campbell, C. D., Inveresk, Musselburgh Burns. Mrs M., 7 Melville place, Portobello Campbell, Geo.. Gordon castle, Musselburgh Burt, Miss, John villa, Hamilton st. Portobello Campbell, Hugh, East Calder, Mid-Calder Burton, E., engraver, Colinton, Slateford Campbell, James, Gilmerton, Liberton Burton, J. 0., M.D., Pentland grove, Roslin Campbell, James, 56 High st., Musselburgh Burton, J. H., LL.D., advocate, Craighouse, Campbell, James, 3 Adelphi pi., Portobello Lothian burn Campbell, James, blacksmith, Bonnyrigg, Burton, J. T., of Toxside, Gorebridge Lasswade Burton, J., farmer, Rose well mains, Lasswade Campbell, James, forester, Mid Calder Burton, P., farmer, Newbyres, Gorebridge Campbell, J., Baberton house, Juniper green. Burton, Wm., wiight, Colinton, Slateford Curlie Bushby, Rev. W. B., Lugton, Dalkeith Campbell, J., farmer, Limekilns, Mid-Calder Byers, Wm., jun., Harwood, West Calder Campbell, J. S., Newbigging, Musselburgh

Byres, Wm., sen., farmer, Longford, West Campbell, John, innkeeper, Slateford . Calder Campbell, John, 1 Millhill, Musselburgh Caird, Andrew, New street, Fisherrow Campbell, P., Rosebank cottage, Portobello Caird, A., ship chandler, Fisherrow Campbell, Q., teacher, Rosewell, Lasswade Cairnie, J., shoe maker, Colinton Campbell, William, tailor, Pathhead Cairns, John, agent for N. B. Railway Co., Campbell, Mrs Dr, 8 Wellington street, Loneston station, Penicuik Portobello Cairns, John, manure merchant, Stow Campbell, Miss IL, 9 Pitt street, Portobello 39 —

Cimpbell. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Clarke.

Campbell, Miss. 14 Pitt street. Portobello Charles, Matthew, Braehouse, Penicuik Campbell, Mrs M., Restalrig, Jock's lodge Charles, W., Grove street, Musselburgh Campbell. Mrs, 3 Bellfleld, Portobello Charlton, P., Woodend cottage, Roslin Campbell, Mrs J,, spirit dealer, Juniper Charters, Miss, 3 Rosefield place, Portobello

green, Currie Cherry, A. , Nether houses, Lasswade Campbell, Mrs, post-office, Jock's lodge Cherry, Mrs, spirit dealer, Lasswade Campbell, Mrs, 3 Melville street, Portobello Chisholm, John. & Co., tobacco and snuff Campion, Mrs John, Town Hall restaurant manufacturers, 23 South st., Dalkeith house, 144 High street, Portobello Chisholm, James, porter, Dalkeith Carey, Charles, Cross Keys hotel, 144 High Chisholm, John, Eskbank, Dalkeith street, Dalkeith Chisholm, William, shoemaker, 30 High st„ Carey, Wm., 51 High street, Musselbiirgh Portobello Carlisle, George, High street, Fisherrow Chisholm, Miss, 2 Wellington pi., Portobello Carlisle, J., grocer and proy. mer., Kirkliston Chisholm, Miss, 4 Rosefield pi., Portobello Carlow, C, Back Hill house, Musselburgh Chisholm, Mrs, grocer, Corstorphine Carmichael, Mrs C, Lothian st., Dalkeith Chisholm, Mrs, 28 Joppa, Portobello Carrnichael, Mitchell {Inland Revenue), 15 Christie, C. & A., Wallyford colliery, Mus- Bath street, Portobello selburgh Carnegie, Mrs Fullerton, 17 Brighton place, Christie, J„ 38 Henderson row, Portobello Portobello Christie, Wm. {J. C. $• Son, Edin.), Craig-

Carrick, P. & A., 1 New street, Musselburgh end, Liberton Carruthers, James B., M.D., M.R.C.S.E., Christie, Miss, 29 Tower street, Portobello Marchfield, Davidson's mains Christy, M., Fillyside bank, Jock's lodge Carruthers, J., farmer, Torsonce mains, Stow Church. D. M., Ferniehill, Liberton Carse, M., 139 High street, Musselburgh City of EdinburghPoorhouse, Craiglockhart, Carse. T. {Livingston $• C, High street), Slateford Mansfield house, Musselburgh Clapperton, A., Marchbank, Glebe, Dalkeith

Carse, Mrs S., 8 High street, Pisherrow Clapperton, A., 109 High st., Musselburgh Carse, Mrs, 14 Bridge street, Musselburgh Clapperton, George, Milton bridge Carstairs, Mrs, 1 West crescent, Portobello Clapperton, J., farmer, Maybank, Penicuik Cathie, A., shoemaker, Back st., Dalkeith Clapperton, John, grocer, Gorebridge Cathie, M., 22 Tower street, Portobello Clapperton, Thomas, cooper, Gorebridge Cavaye, R., Northfield cottages, Jock's lodge Clark, Adam, 16 Smart's wynd, Musselburgh Chalmer, Alex., Melville house, Fisherrow Clark, Alexander, baker, Ratho Chalmers, D. paper manufacturer, Kate's Clark, A. R., Q.C., LL.D., Dalhousie castle, mill, Slateford Lasswade Chalmers, D., Redhall house, Slateford Clark, Charles, 16 High street. Portobello Chalmers, Misses, Catherine bank, Corstor- Clark, D., 135 High street. Musselburgh phine Clark, J., spirit dealer, Fisherrow Chalmers, Miss, Robertson's place, Joppa Clark, John, broker, 18 Pipe st., Portobello Chalmers, Mrs Col., 3 Windsor terrace, Clark, John, 21 Regent st., Portobello Portobello Clark, John, 3 Straiton place, Portobello Chalmers, Mrs Dr David, Murrayfield Clark, J., wine mer., 77 High st., Portobello Chalmers, Mrs, The Cottage, Fisherrow Clark, Robert, Davidson's mains Chalmers, Mrs, Kenleith cottage, Carrie Clark, Robert, New street, Musselburgh Chalmers, Mrs, grocer, Currie Clark. Robert, wine and spirit dealer, 136 Chamberlain, H. Henry, professor of music, High street, Dalkeith St Mary's, Ratho Clark, Robert, Barnton house, Cramond Chaplain, M., Herkesloan, Musselburgh Clark, Thomas, baker, West Calder Chapman, John, Barnton N. lodge, Cramond Clark, William, Eskside, Fisherrow Chapman, Robert. Dairy mills. Murrayfield Clark, William, High street, Fisherrow Chapman, Thomas, shoemaker, Mid Calder Clark, Wm., Howard house, Jock's lodge Chapman, Misses, 5 Lothian bank, Dalkeith Clark, Mrs C, 25 Regent st,, Portobello Charles, James, 86 High st., Musselburgh Clarke, James, tobacconist, Town Hall

Charles, J., gardener, Grove end, Lasswade buildings, Portobello • 40 Clarke. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Cowan.

Clarke, George, 18 Joppa, Portobello Commercial Hotel, Portobello—D. Robert- Clarke, James, clerk, Newbattle, Dalkeith son, proprietor Clarkson, Thomas, farmer, Leyden, East Comrie. P., teacher, 37 Tower street Porto- Calder, Mid-Calder bello Clarkson, W., tailor and clothier. "West Calder Condie, Mrs, 22 Regent street, Portobello Classon, James H., East Canrps house, East- Coney, Rev. C. B. (St Mark's Epist. ch.), Calder, Mid-Calder Abercorn lodge, Portobello Clay, Mrs, 2 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Constable, Thos. ( Queen's printer), Kirkland, Cleghorn, David, draper, 74 High street- Hermiston. Corstorphine house, Esheil house, Eskbank, Dalkeith Convalescent House in connection with Cleghorn, Miss, 16 Pitt st., Portobello Royal Infirmary, Corstorphine— Mrs Clephane, Lieut. -Col. Robert D., 1 Elcho Coombs, matron terrace, Portobello Conway, Mrs, 7 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Clerk, A., farmer, Graybrae, Leadburn Co-operative Provision Store, 137 High st., Clerk, Sir J., Bart., Penicuik ho., Penicuik Dalkeith Clerk, Miss, Rosemount, Musselburgh Co-operative Society (Limited)—John Hall, Clerkson, Thomas, Leyden, Mid-Calder secretary, 37 High street, Portobello Cleuch, John, Rosehall, Musselburgh Co-operative Store, Polton st., Bonnyrigg Clyde, James, LL.D., Murrayfield —George Hutton, manager Clydesdale Bank—John A. Brodie, agent, Cooper, Richard, & Co.. Forth and Bailey- field bottleworks, Portobello Dalkeith ; W. Newlands, Portobello Cochrane & Son, South street, Dalkeith Cooper, J. R: (E. C. fr Co.), 22 Brighton Cochrane & Thomson, grocers and provision place, Portobello merchants, 20 West wynd, Dalkeith Cooper, R. (R. C. fr Co.), 22 Brighton pi., Cochrane, J., & Son., painters, 16 and 18 Portobello South street, Dalkeith Cooper, Thomas, blacksmith, West Calder Cochrane, Andrew, fiesher, Kirkliston Corbet, Peter, gardener, Jock's lodge T Cochrane, James, of Harburn, W est Calder Corbet, T., Inverary cot., Bonnyrigg, Lass- Cochrane, J., jun., Broadshaw, West Calder wade Cochrane, John, Rosebery, Gorebridge Corbet, Wm.. 4 Melville st., Portobello Cochrane, John, Liberton Core, Rev. W. G., E.C., Carrington manse, Cochrane, Robert, farmer, Roslin Lasswade Cochrane, Wm, 7 Maitland st., Newkaven Cornwall, Jas., clerk, Henderson row, Por- Cochrane, W., inspector of poor, Moredun tobello hill, Liberton Cornwall, Mrs, 3 Bridge street, Portobello Cockburn, Alexander M. (Mossman, Sons, Cossar. Ch., farmer, Heriottown and Gil- Sf Co.), 5 Wellington pi., Portobello ston, Gorebridge Cockburn, T., baker, 82 High st., Dalkeith Cossar, Andrew, Howgate, Penicuik Cockburn, T., druggist, 92 High street, Cossar, James, Penicuik Dalkeith Cossar, T., cooper, Hillside cot., Lasswade Coldwells, Thomas, Dambrae, Musselburgh Cossar, Miss Christina, grocer, Penicuik Cole, Rev. Robert, chaplain to the military Cotter, Colonel G. S., C.B., R.A., Berwick prison, Greenlaw park, Milton bridge lodge, Dalkeith Colinton Paper Company, Slateford Council Chambers, Portobello—A. Pater- Collie, David, 3 Elcho terrace, Portobello son, town clerk Collier, D., smith, Wilson's close, Dalkeith Court, Rev. R., 33 Tower street, Portobello Colt, Mrs, Inveresk house, Musselburgh Coutts, J., Corstorphine ho., Corstorphine Coltness Iron Co., East Calder, Mid Calder Cowan, Alex., & Sons, papermakers, Valley- Colvin, Rev. W. Laidlaw, D.D., manse, field mills, Penicuik Cramond Cowan, Charles, Valleyfield, Penicuik Colvin, Mrs M. H., of Torquhan, Stow Cowan, Chas., Woodhouselee, Roslin Commercial Bank of Scotland—Geo. & J. Cowan, George, Valleyfield, Penicuik High st., Dalkeith Cowan, James, Auchindinny, Milton Gray, agents, 118 ; A. 6. Spence, agent, 4 Bridge street, bridge Musselburgh Cowan, J., farmer, Halflakiln, Gorebridge 41 Cowan. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Cumin ing.

Gowan, J., implement maker, Corstorphine Cravenford, B., baker, Jock's lodge Cowan, J., New Hailes station, Musselburgh Crawford, Adam, postmaster, Leadburn Gowan, John, Beeslack house, Milton bridge Crawford, Benjamin, baker, Jock's lodge Cowan, M. W., M.D., surgeon, R.N., 153 Crawford, C, 8 and 9 Anfield, Newhaven High street, Musselburgh Crawford, David, S.S.C., 2 Elcho terrace, Cowan, R. D., Campie lane house, Mussel- Portobello burgh Crawford, E. T., R.S.A., Argylo cottage, Cowan, William, dairyman, 61 High street, Lasswade Portobello Crawford, Geo., tailor, Gilmerton, Liberton Cowan, William, L.L.D., Lynburn, Ratho Crawford, John, carrier, Roslin Cowan, Miss, Garden villa, Penicuik Crawford, J., saddler, EastCalder,Mid-Calder Cowan, Mrs J., 153 High st., Musselburgh Crawford, J. Knox, 8 Brighton crescent, Cowan, Andrew, provision merchant, 138 Portobello High street, Dalkeith Crawford, J., Pier place. Newhaven Cowe, James, draper, Gorebridge Crawford, Robert, Westbrook, Currie Cowe, Robt., tailor and clothier, Lasswade Crawford, W., gardener, Stenho., Liberton Cowe, William, Greenend house, Liberton Crawford, W., carter, Bonnywell, Lasswade Cowie, Alex., flesher, Mid Calder Crearer, Mrs, Rosefield place, Portobello Cowie, T., flesher, East Calder, Mid Calder Crease, Alex., Ratbbone place, Portobello Cox, J. &. G., Gorgie mills, Gorgie Crerar, Misses C. & M., Newbigging, Cox, James, Brighton hotel, Brighton place, Musselburgh Portobello Cribbes, Henry, surgeon, Gorebridge Cox, John, Gorgie house, Gorgie Cribbes, Wm., supervisor of Inland Revenue, Coxe, Sir James. M.D., commissioner in Rosemount, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade lunacy. Kinellan, Murrayfleld Crichton. J., farmer, Parduvine, Lasswade Craig, David, & Co., Bridge street, Porto- Crichton, J., gardener, Back st., Dalkeith bello—house, 10 John street Crighton & Edwards, painters, &c, 186

Craig, Robert, & Co. paper manufact. , New- High street, Portobello , battle mills—ho., Craigesk, Dalkeith Crighton, J.. 18 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Craig, Archibald, shoemaker, Pathhead Croall, John, Southfield, Liberton Craig, David, Bog's mill, Slateford Croll, John, 107 High street, Fisherrow Craig, George, Robertson's place, Joppa Crombie, John, 6 Adelphi place, Portobello

Craig, James, Eskbank, Dalkeith Crichton, , Maryfield cottage, Bonny- Craig, James, Tor, Murrayfleld rigg, Lasswade Craig, J. (D. C. $ Co.), 18 Brighton place, Crompton, Mrs, Corebank, Portobello Portobello Crooks, James, carrier, W. glebe, Dalkeith Craig, J., joiner and undertaker, Loanhead Orookshank, Mrs, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Craig, John, mason, Temple, Gorebridge Crosbie & Paterson, tweed manufacturers, Craig, Wm., Gray's mills, Slateford Stow Craig, Wm.. Woodhall cottage, Corstorphine Crosbie & Sons, mineral borers, Gilmerton, Craig, W. H., writer, Union park, Bonny- Liberton rigg, Lasswade Crosbie, R., contractor. Liberton Craig, Miss G., Hermiston house, Hermiston Cross, Robert, farmer, Hilltown, Dalkeith Craigie, J., painter, 8 Tower St., Portobello Cross, Miss, Robertson's place, Joppa Craigie, Robert E., photographer, 1 West Crow, W., potato mercht., Davidson's mains glebe, Dalkeith Crown Hotel, Portobello— C. Buchan, pro- Craik, John, merchant, Penicuik prietor Craik, Wm., watchmaker, Tait street, Dal- Cruickshank, Miss, lodgings, Mid-Calder keith, and Pathhead Cumming, James, saddler, Slateford Cramond Iron Company, Cramond Cumming, Thos., joiner, 3 Back st., Dal- Cranston, G. C. T., Harvieston ho., Gorebridge keith— house, Lothian bank, Eskbank Craster, John, governor, Wellington Refor- Cumming, Wm., shoemaker, Corstorphine matory Farm school, Penicuik Cumming, Miss, 204 High st., Portobello Craven, W., Brunninscton ho., Corstorphine Cumming, Alex., West glebe, Dalkeith

Craven, Mrs Thos , Market st., Musselburgh Cunningham, A. G., farmer, Rosebk., Currie 42 Cunningham. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dean.

Cunningham. Alex., farmer, Netherlongford, Dalrymple, J., news agent, Davidson's mains West Calder Dalrymple, John, Townhead, West Calder Cunningham, Andrew, smith, Slateford Dalrymple, Mrs, Hamilton villas, Portobello unningham. Arch., miller, Carrington mill, Dalziel, Wm., Muirhousedykes, West Calder Gore bridge Dalziel, Mrs Colonel, St Ann's, Portobello Cunningham, Carmichael, smith, Grass D'Arcy, Rev. W. J., R.G., 1 Sandford str.et, Valley cottage, Colinton, Slateford Portobello Cunningham, Cornelius, V.S., Slateford Darling, Adam, flesher, West Calder Cunningham, Ebenezer, wright, Mossend, Darling, Thomas A., 9 High st., Dalkeith Gorebridge Darling, Thomas, of Ashlee, Stow Cunningham, Geo., gardener, Duddingston Darling, Miss, 13 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Cunningham, J., New Pentland, Loanhead Darling, Mrs, grocer, 14 High st., Dalkeith Cunningham, John S. (./. 8p J. C, Edin.), Darling, Mrs R., 5 Maitland st., Newhaven Meggetland house, Slateford Darney, Robert, Pier place, Newhaven Cunningham, J. D., surgeon, Pathhead Davidson, A. (sheriff of Midlothian), Craig- Cunningham, Robert, Temple, Gorebridge lockhart house, Slateford Cunningham, Thomas, Juniper green, Gurrie Davidson, David, manager, Bank of Scot- Cunningham, William, 27 Joppa, Portobello land, Ravelston house, Blackball Cunningham, Mrs, Lothian burn Davidson, D., Hazel bank, Murrayfield Gurrie, J. & R., cabinetmakers, Edinburgh Davidson, G., farmer, Dean park, Currie road, Dalkeith Davidson, Rev. G.. Dumbryden, Slateford Gurrie, James, Herkes loan, Musselburgh Davidson, H, Muirhouse, Davidson's mains Currie, J., farmer, Halkerston, Gorebridge Davidson, Henry, Hope st., Portobello Currie, John, 100 High street. Fisherrow Davidson, James, mining engineer, manager, Gurrie, J., spirit mer., 79 High st., Portobello Newbattle collieries, Dalkeith Currie, R., wood merchant, Dewarton, Path- Davidson, J., Halfway house, Mid Calder head Davidson, John, Bell's quarry, Mid Calder Currie, Wm., 13 High street, Fisherrow Davidson, John, grocer, 112 High street— Currie, Mrs, 26 Market st.. Musselburgh house, 3 Marionville, Portobello Gurrie, Mrs, 170 High street, Dalkeith Davidson, John, inspector of poor, Cockpen, Curry, R., 17 Tower street, Portobello Broomieknowe, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Curror, A., farmer, Myreside, Murrayfield Davidson, J., gardener, Firth, Roslin Curror, J., farmer, Comiston, Lothian burn Davidson, J., slater, London road, Dalkeith Curtis, Mrs C, Tower st., Portobello Davidson, Wm., drysalter, Duddingston Cusiter, George F., manager of Dalkeith Davidson, Miss, Dunallan cot., Kirknewton gasworks, Dalkeith Davidson, Mrs, Lewisville, Musselburgh Cuthbert, A., Woodbine cottage, Lasswade Davidson, Mrs, Summerhall cottage, Ratho Guthbert, George, Lasswade Davie, Wm., millwright, Colinton, Slateford Cuthbert, Thomas, Lasswade Davie, Wm., labourer, Straiton, Loanhead Dalgleish, Wm. & Son, cork manufacturers, Dawson, A., & Co., curriers, Croft st., Dalkeith 115 High street, Dalkeith—house, 21 Dawson, J., & Co., wholesale brush manu- West glebe facturers, 22 and 24 High st., Dalkeith Dalgleish, Alex., cork manufact., 90 Back Dawson, Dr., Wellington street, Portobello street, Dalkeith—house, Eskbank Dawson, Eben. (A. D. Sf Co.), Glenesk Dalgleish, Geo., Rosebery mains, Gorebridge house, Dalkeith Dalgleish, Thomas, innkeeper, Leadburn Dawson, Dr F., 22 Main street, Newhaven Dalgleish, T., post messenger, Leadburn Dawson, James (J. D. Sf Co.), Glencairn Dalgleish, Wm., Old Ship inn, St Andrew house, Dalkeith square, Newhaven Dawson, Thomas, grocer, Balerno, Currie Dalkeith Co-operative Clothing Establish- Dawson, W., farmer. Warriston, Corstorphine ment—D. Stewart, manager Dawson, Mrs Major, 7 Brighton place, Dall, Alex., police constable, Mid-Calder Poi-tobello Dalling, T., blacksmith, Karnes. Liberton Dea, W., Mavis cot., Juniper green, Currie Dalrymple, Alex., joiner, Slateford Dean, David, 17 Regent street, Portobello Dalryinple, C, New Hailes, Musselburgh Dean, J., 93 Main street, Newhaven 43 EDINBURGHSHIRE. Douglas.

Dean, Mrs R. I., Windsor pi., Portobello Dickson, R., 69 High street, Musselburgh Deans & Moore, coalmasters —office, Smea- Dickson, R., miller, Middle mills, Lasswade ton park, Musselburgh Dickson, Stair, candlemaker, Xewmills, Deans, Rev. Geo., U.P.C., Jessiefield house, Dalkeith—house, Glebe Portobello Dickson, Wm., farmer, Slate barns, Roslin Deans, James, Dalkeith park, Dalkeith Dickson, Wm., farmer, Bankhouse, Stow Deans, James, Whitehill, Dalkeith Dickson, William, Mauricewood, Penicuik Deans, P. D., Bath street, Portobello Dickson, William, Railway hotel, Stow Dempster, G., 8 and 9 Annfleld, Newhaven Dickson, Mrs, 4 Bellfleld lane, Portobello Deas, Lord, Pendrieh house, Lasswade Dickson, Mrs P., Bellfield place, Portobello Denholm, Andrew, joiner, Currie Dickson, Mrs, Springbank, Currie Denholm, A. S., smith, Blackball Dickson. Miss, dressmaker, Pathhead Denholm, D., Carberry mains, Musselburgh Dixon, Mrs, Three-mile house, Corstorphine Denholm, D., farmer, Cauldcoats, Liberton Dixon, Mrs, Ramsay lane, Portobello Denholm, David, merchant, Balerno, Currie Dixson, Thomas, flesher, Granton Denholm, T., wheelwright. Blackball Dobie, Miss, 13 Pitt street, Portobello Denholm, Mrs, laundress, Dnddingston Dodds, John, factor to the Earl of Stair, Denholm, Miss, Buckstone, Lothian burn Cranstoun Riddell. Dalkeith Denholm, Miss, Curriemuirend, Currie Dodds, P., 14 Wellington street, Portobello Dennis. J., 20 West glebe, Dalkeith Dodds, Richard, cabinetmaker, Buccleuch Dent, Irvine, farmer, Ravensnook, Penicuik street, Dalkeith—house, 5 South street Dent, John, farmer, Ravensnook, Penicuik Dods, A., auctioneer, &c. Iron mills, Dalkeith Devlin, Thomas, 5 Annfield, Newhaven Dods, Wm., Restalrig. Jock's lodge Dewar, Alexander, of Vogrie, Pathhead Doig, Alex., 96 High st., Portobello Dewar, Mrs, 35 High street, Fisherrow Doig, George, fanner, Rosehill, Leadburn Dewar, John Rosetta, Eskbank, Dalkeith Doig, Henry, (Z>., M'K, # D., Edin.), Rose Dick, Allan, grocer. &c, Slateford cottage, Joppa, Portobello Dick, Alex., millwright, Smithy green, Doig, M., draper, 87 Main st., Newhaven Liberton Doig, William, stationer and postmaster, 94 Dick, Alex., grocer, Kirknewton and 96 High street, Portobello Dick, David, farmer, Burniehill, W. Calder Doleman, W., 7 High st., Musselburgh Dick, G., blacksmith, Fountainhall, Stow Donald, Alexander, Belstane, Kirknewton Dick, John, M.D., Broom bank. Mid-Calder Donald, John, tailor. Pathhead Dick, Robert, slater, Corstorphine Donald, Malcolm, shipbuilder, Granton Dick, Thos., schoolmaster, Kirknewton Donaldson, A., 151 High st., Dalkeith Dick, W., inspector of poor, Kirknewton Donaldson. James, Kildonan cottage, Mill- Dick, Miss, Lothian bank, Eskbank, Dalkeith hill, Musselburgh Dick. Miss, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Donaldson, Rev. John, Currie Dickie, G. R., hairdresser and perfumer, Donaldson, William, Rosefield, Portobello 132 High street. Portobello Donn, James, Ratho cottage, Ratho Dickson & Wilson, bootmakers, 30 and 32 Donnet, Joseph, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade High street, Dalkeith Dougal, David, 3 Bellfield lane, Portobello Dickson, Alexander, Roslin Dougal, John, of Ratho park, Ratho Dickson, Alex., coal merchant, Lasswade Douglas, G., Langfaugh house, Pathhead Dickson, Alex., Gogar, Corstorphine Douglas, G. & Son, ironmongers, &c, 21 Dickson, Andrew, shoemaker, Restalrig, South st., Dalkeith—house, Eskbank Jock's lodge Douglas & Smart, housefactors, 158 High Dickson, David, Mauricewood, Penicuik street, Portobello Dickson, G., gardener, Greenbank, Lasswade Douglas, Abraham & Walter, corn mer- Dickson, James, grocer, West Calder chants, Dalkeith Dickson, J., Saughton mains, Murrayfield Douglas, A., gardener, Thornycrook, Dal- Dickson, J., farmer, Kingsknowes, Slateford keith Dickson. J., WestCalder Oil Co.. WestCalder Douglas, Archibald Sholto, Duddingston Dickson, James, High street. Musselburgh Douglas, A., farmer, Mayfield, Dalkeith Dickson, R.. joiner, Buccleuch st., Dalkeith Douglas, Allan, East Calder, Mid-Calder 44 Douglas. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dundas.

Douglas. Benthlem. farmer, Peffermill and Dudgeon, J. R. & G., fleshers, 97 High st., Cairntows, Liberton Musselburgh Douglas, G., 2 Jane ter., Jock's lodge Dudgeon, G. & Son, High st., Musselburgh Douglas, Henry, Pathhead Dudgeon, G., farmer, Almond hill, Kirkliston Douglas. James, Annfield inn, Dalkeith Dudgeon, G., Humbie, Kirkliston Douglas, James, 18 Adelpki st., Portobello Dudgeon, Robert, Humbie, Kirkliston Douglas, J., gardener, Summerside, Dalkeith Dudgeon, Robert, Trinity ho., Musselburgh Douglas, John, Fountainhall, Stow Duff, A., dairyman, Braidburn, Lothianburn Douglas, John, junr., papermaker, Lasswade Duff, Captain, Lilybank house, Eskside, Douglas, John, miner, Gorebridge Musselburgh Douglas, T., 98 and 99 Main st., Newhaven Duff, Mrs, Greenside lodge, Murrayfield Douglas, Walter, Eskbank, Dalkeith Duff, Miss C, 7 Wonder street, Musselburgh Douglas, Wm, clerk, Juniper green, Currie Duffus, Robert, 1 Maryfield, Portobello Douglas, William, Foxside hill, Gorebridge Dun, J., of Gilston, Gilston lodge, Eskbank, Douglas, Mrs, East Calder, Mid-Calder Dalkeith Douglas, Mrs W., 9 Melville pi., Portobello Dun, J., farmer, Falahill, Heriot, Gorebridge Douglas, Misses, 3 Brighton ores., Portobello Dun. Robt., Burdiehouse mains, Loanhead Dove, David, S.S.C., Waverley cottage, Esk- Dunbar, Geo., 4 Abercorn pi., Portobello bank, Dalkeith Dunbar, Rev. M. S., Roanshed, Dalkeith Dow, Alexander, Kirknewton Dunbar, Mrs, Rosefield place, Portobello Dow, Alexander, baker, Gilmerton, Liberton Duncan, Archibald, baker, Gorebridge Gow, George, wright, Gilmerton, Liberton Duncan, Rev. A., U.P. manse, Mid-Calder Dow, Henry Russell, Grammer School, 121 Duncan, Colonel, Foxhall, Kirkliston High street, Musselburgh Duncan, David, china merchant, Gorebridge Dow, John, shoemaker, Greenend, Liberton Duncan, Colonel F. K., Firth, Roslin Dow, Laurence S., 2 Annfield, Newhaven Duncan, G., Rosebank cottage, Murrayfield Dow, William, grocer, Gilmerton, Liberton Duncan, Henry, draper, Pathhead Dowie, J., Bell's quarry, Mid-Calder Duncan, Rev. H., Crichton manse, Pathhead Dowie, Wm., corn merchant, Kirkliston Duncan, James, W.S., Eskbank, Dalkeith Dowie, Wm., Rosetta house, Eskbank, Duncan, James B., W.S.. Eskbank, Dalkeith Dalkeith Duncan, J., shoemaker, 64 High st., Dalkeith [Downie & Kinghorn, Fisherrow Duncan, James, grocer, Slateford Downie, Laird, & Laing, Pinkhill, Corstor- Duncan, J., druggist and stationer, Penicuik phine Duncan, John, grocer, Ratho Downie, David, Juniper green, Currie Duncan, John, druggist. Burnhead, Liberton Downie, George, Juniper green, Currie Duncan, John, carter, Dalkeith Downie, Hay, saddler, Corstorphine Duncan. Scott David, Monkton, Musselburgh [Downie, John, nurseryman, Pinkhill, Cor- Duncan, William, Millhill, Musselburgh storphine Duncan, W., parish schoolmaster,Corstorphine [Downie, Mrs, 3 Union place, Portobello Duncan, Mrs G., Firhill cottage, Colinton, Draffin, Mrs, French corset maker, Buc- Slateford cleuch street, Dalkeith Duncan, Mrs, Merivil cottage, Mid-Calder Drover, James, Wadingburn, Lasswade Duncan, Mrs, The Cottage, East Calder, Drummond, Lady, Hawthornden, Lasswade Mid-Calder Drummond, Robert, Millhill, Musselburgh Dundas Shale and Oil Company—Geo. Drummond, Miss E., 5 John st., Portobello Anderson, manager, Kirkliston Drury, Miss, 96 Main street, Newhaven Dundas, Sir David, of Beechwood and Dunira, Drylie, James, spirit dealer, Adam's row, Beechwood house, Corstorphine Newton, Dalkeith Dundas, Robert Adam, of Whiterig, .Over [Drysdale, James, Fountainside, Gorebridge Gogar, Corstorphine Drysdale, Mrs, Maryfield cot., Portobello Dundas, Robert, of Arniston, Gorebridge Drysdale, Mrs, draper. Gilmerton, Liberton Dundas, Mrs, Halkerstone lodge, Inveresk, Drysdale, Miss, 4 Wellington pi., Portobello Musselburgh Dudgeon, R. C, captain and adjutant, Edin- Dundas, Mrs Henry, of Craigroyston, David- burgh County Militia. Dalkeith son's mains 45 Dunfermline,. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Falconer.

Dunfermline, The Hon. Dowager Lady, Elder. J., farmer, Roddinglaw, Corstorphine Colinton house, Slateford Elder, John, farmer, Bents, West Calder Dunlop, Alex., baker, Loanhead Elder, Thomas, merchant, Loanhead Dunlop, Andrew, 2 Berry sq., Portobello Elder, Mrs, 10 James street, Portobello Dunlop, David, parish schoolmaster and Elliot, R. & J., drapers, 83 High st., Dalkeith registrar, New battle, Dalkeith Elliot, Alex., grocer, Venterfair, Leadburn Dunlop, John C, Liberton tower, Liberton Elliot, Ralph, The Glebe, Dalkeith Dunlop, Robert. 73 High street, Portobello Elliot, Walter, farmer, Allanshaws, Stow Dunlop, Miss, Valleyfield, Penicuik Elliot, Mrs Col., 5 Melville st., Portobello Dunn, Adam, baker, Corstorphine Elliot, Miss, 117 High street, Portobello Dunn, J., joiner, 19 Tower st., Portobello Elliot, Miss I., 61 W. High street, Dalkeith Dunn, M., baker, Slateford Ellis, Wm. M. {Scougall, E., § Co., Leith), Dunn, Miss E., grocer, 88 High st., Dalkeith Wellington lodge, Portobello Dunn, Misses, Primrose cottage, Ratho Elphinstone, Right Hon. Lord, Carberry Dunnet & Brown, East Hermand oil works, tower, Musselburgh West Calder Elphinstone, The Hon. E. B., Eldin house, Dunnet, Matthew, Hermand, West Calder Lasswade Dunsmure, John, Meadow place house, Cor- Elwes, Henry John. Fisherrow station storphine Emlay, James, 87 High street, Fisherrow Dunsmure, Miss, Corstorphine Emslie, J., police officer, Temple, Gorebridge Durham, J. & W., paper makers, Balerno Eno, John, 3 Marshall place, Portobello mills, Balerno, Currie Erskine, Miss, 11 Melville st., Portobello Durham, W., Balerno mill house, Currie Eskside Fibre Works Co., Musselburgh Durham, Mrs D., Polton house, Lasswade Esplin, Charles, 2 Adelphi pi., Portobello Durie, Mrs, Daily bank, Juniper green, Evans, Win. G., Bank house, Penicuik Currie Everard, Rev. Henry, St David's, Dalkeith Duthie. James, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Ewart, John, & Sons, builders, Penicuik Dyer, James B., actuary, Savings Bank, and Ewart, Andrew, 3 Adelphi pi., Portobello parish registrar, The Glebe, Dalkeith Ewart, R., wright, 4 Adelphi pi., Portobello Dykes, William, Cucken, Penicuik Ewart, Mrs, 22 Wilson's park, Portobello Eaglesham, Jas., Polton colliery, Lasswade Ewart, Thomas, smith, Lasswade Easterbrook, T., Bellfield house, Lasswade Ewing, David, currier, Dalkeith Easton, A., Kirknewton mains, Kirknewton Fair, Andrew, Bridge st.. Musselburgh Easton, Jane, innkeeper, Penicuik Fairbarrn, A., grocer, 3G High st., Portobello Easton, John, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Fairbairn, John, 156 High street, Dalkeith Easton, Samuel, Ball's mains, Gorebridge Fairbairn, James, wright, Balerno, Currie Eckford,P., spirit dealer, Stenhouse, Liberton Fairbairn, J., schoolmaster, Roslin Eckford, Mrs J.. Eskside, Musselburgh Fairbairn, J., commercial traveller, Dalkeith Edgar, Robert, farmer, Kirkettle, Roslin Fairbairn, Rev. Jas., F. C, Newhaven Edgar, chemist. Lasswade Fairfowl, Arch., sen., Restalrig, Jock's lodge S- ; Bonnvriea'. Edgely, J., W. Melville and Melville mains, Fairgrieve, J., builder, Dewarton, Pathhead Lasswade Fairley, James, wright, West Calder Edgely, Robert, farmer, Gilmerton, Liberton Fairley, Jean, grocer, Pathhead Edgely, Thomas, Drum, Gilmerton, Liberton Fairley, John, carter, 37 Joppa, Portobello Edie, A., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Fairley, R., grocer, 134 High St., Portobello Edmond, G., 5 Maryfield, Portobello Fairley, W., Addiebrownhill, West Calder Edmonston, S., 1 James street, Portobello Fairley, Wm., millwright. West Calder Edward, Jas., 28 Bridge st., Musselburgh Fairley, W., Westfield, Eskbank, Dalkeith Edward, John, 137 High st., Portobello Fairley, Miss, 36 Joppa, Portobello

Edward, Robert, 186 High St., Portobello Falconer, R. & Son, tinplate workers, &a., 1 Edwards, James Forrest, writer and N.P., 54 West High street, Dalkeith Bridge street, Musselburgh Falconer, A. C, West wynd, Dalkeith Elder, James, Over Gogar and Lenny park, Falconer, James, Balerno, Currie Corstorphine Falconer, John, innkeeper, Dalkeith Elder, J., Whitehill mains, Musselburgh Falconer, John, surgeon, Loanhead 46 Falconer. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Foulis.

11 alconer, Wm,, carrier, Mayfield, Currie Fleming, J., farmer, Blackhall, Mid Calder alconer, Wm., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Fleming, Joseph, gardener, Ratho alkner, Miss, 10 Melville pi., Portobello Fleming, Wm., Upper Spylaw, Currie allan, M., Bank's land, Jock's lodge Flint, A. & J., South Melville, Lasswade allon, A. D., 4 Dalkeith street, Joppa, Por- Flint, D., Drylaw mains, Davidson's mains tobello Flockhart, John S., ironmonger and tobacco- alshaw, James, 7 Straiton pl„ Portobello nist, 98 High street, Portobello argie, Miss Mary, Davidson's mains Foggan, Wm., draper, 12 South St., Dalkeith arlie, Thomas, merchant, Loanhead Foggie, Mrs, Joppa, Portobello arquhar, J., baker, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Forbes, Rev. Alex., 7 Eskside, Musselburgh

arquhar, W., grocer, 22 High st. , Portobello Forbes, Charles, Millhill, Musselburgh arquharson, J., 13 Bridge st., Musselburgh Forbes, J. S., stationmaster, Dalkeith arquharson, T., 9 E. Vennel, Musselburgh Forbes, T., surveyor of roads, Mid-Calder arquharson, Wm., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Forbes, Wm., farmer, Auchindinny, Milton auchie, Martin, surgeon, Penicuik bridge aulds, A., Broomieknowe, Bonnyrigg, Forbes, Miss E., Davidson's mains Lasswade Forbes, Miss, Almondbank, Cramond

earns, G-., 70 High street, Musselburgh Ford, Thomas, E. Bellfield, Lasswade eddon, Chas., 5 Brighton ter., Portobello Ford, W., farmer, Little France, Liberton enwick, John, 4 Marylield, Portobello Ford, W., Hope street, Portobello enwick, Mrs, 5 Adelphi place, Portobello Ford, Wm., farmer, Hardengreen, Dalkeith ergus, Mrs. farmer, Craigo'er, Liberton Forman, Mrs, Leven hall, Musselburgh erguson, Rev. Fergus, East U.P. manse, Forrest, R. & S., 142 High street, Fisherrow Dalkeith Forrest, Alex., Old Meal market, Dalkeith erguson, James, carrier, Balerno, Currie Forrest, George, market gardener, Ford erguson, J., farmer, Burghlee, Loanhead Forrest, Jane, tollkeeper, Restalrig erguson, J. {Scott Sf F.), 15 Brighton place, Forrest, J., blacksmith, Burnwynd,. Ratho Portobello Forrest, J., farmer, Inverahnond, Mid-Calder

ii.*' erguson, Robert, Millhill, Musselburgh Forrest, Sir J., Comiston ho. , Lothian burn erguson, T., teacher, Stobhill, Gorebridge Forrest, Stephen, 34 Market st., Musselburgh ell, A. M., Oil works, Brisbane hall house, Forrest, William, Kirkliston West Calder Forrest, Mrs, Harrow inn, Dalkeith ernie, J., 46 Regent street, Portobello Forrester, Rev. Charles, E.C., Stow 'errier, F., farmer, Tynehead, Gorebridge Forrester, E., grocer, 55 High st., Dalkeith errier, John, Dalrymple loan, Musselburgh Forrester, Mrs J., 44 High st., Musselburgh errier, George, 36 High st., Musselburgh Forster, James, Newbigging, Musselburgh errier, Wm., grocer, 4 High st., Dalkeith Forsyth, G. {Murdoch Sf F.), Bonnyrigg, rrier, Wm., grocer, Gorebridge Lasswade ield, T., Hawkhill, Restalrig, Jock's lodge Forsyth, J., baker, 102 High st, Portobello ielder, J., com. agent, Bridgend, Dalkeith Forsyth, J., flesher, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade indlay, William, Wellheads, Mid Calder Forsyth, R., Bath street, Portobello indlay, Mrs, Hailes, Slateford Forsyth, Thomas, Bomi3-rigg, Lasswade indlater, Miss, Rosebank, Portobello Forsyth, Rev. T., U.P. manse, Gorebridge inlay, George, blacksmith, Dalkeith Forsyth, Mrs, flesher, 1 Elmfield pi., Dalkeith inlay, J., Hermand house, West Calder Forsyth, Miss, Bellevue place, Dalkeith inlay, Thos., 2 Bellfield, Portobello Fortune, J., 3 Rosefield avenue, Portobello inlay, R., Rosehill, Eskbank, Dalkeith Fortune, John, Craigcrook farm, Blackhall inlayson, D., 26 Henderson row, Portobello Fortune, Mrs, Turnhouse farm, Cramond inlayson, John, West mill, Lasswade Foster, Thomas, Herkes loan, Musselburgh inlayson, John, cowfeeder, Jock's lodge Foulis, D., gardener, Woodhouselee, Roslin innie, Mrs, Swanston, Lothian burn Foulis, James, draper, Penicuik innie, Mrs, Ratho hall, Ratho Foulis, Sir James Liston, Bart., Millbum l: f,1 isher, Alex., contractor, Currie tower, Corstorphine Ijileming, G.. farmer, Crofthead, Mid Calder Foulis, John, chemist, 35 Eskside, Mussel- leming, James, farmer, Coats, Penicuik burgh 47 Fountain. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Gibson.

Fountain. Mrs, post-office, Balerno, Currie Gardiner, Rev. John, Livingstone manse, Fountain, Miss E., Balerno, Currie Mid-Calder Fowler, John, innkeeper, Loanhead Gardiner, P., dairyman, Davidson's mains Fowler, Wm. Chalmers, M.D., Corstorphine Gardiner, Miss H., 6 Bath place, Portobello hall, Corstorphine Gardner, Daniel, Barbachlaw, Musselburgh Fowler, Mrs, grocer, High street, Fisherrow Gardner, G., Carrington barns, Lasswade Fowlis. John, Logan bank, Milton bridge Gardner, Rev. James, M.D., A.M., West Fox, Francis, shoemaker, Ratho Colinton house, Colinton, Slateford Fraser, W. & A., Wall tower, Penicuik Gardner, James, Fetton green, Musselburgh Fraser, A., innkeeper, Howgate, Penicuik Gardner, J. F., Bush house, Fisherrow, Fraser, F., 6 West glebe, Dalkeith Musselburgh Fraser, G., teacher, Edgehead, Pathhead Garland, J. 0., Robertson's place, Joppa Fraser, J. Mackay (Register House), Munro Garlick, William, blacksmith, Ratho place, Jock's lodge Garry, John, joiner, Polton bank, Lasswade Fraser, J., Spyfield cottage, Currie Garvie, Adam, farmer, Plenploth, Stow Fraser, John, shoemaker, Rosevale, Currie Garvie, Miss H., 131 High street, Fisherrow, Fraser, John, 119 High st., Musselburgh Musselburgh Fraser, John, Blackball Gatherer, George, 1 Esk place, Dalkeith Fraser, Vice-admiral Thomas, 19 Brighton Gavin. P., & Sons, Millbill, Musselburgh place, Portobello Gay, R. & Son, Newbigging. Musselburgh Fraser, Wm., G-ogar, Corstorphine Gay, John, 40 High street, Fisherrow Fraser, Mrs B. S., Regent st., Portobello Gebbie, James, 7 Pitt street, Portobello Fraser, Mrs J., 115 High street, Portobello Geddes, D., baker, 1 Main street, Newhaven Fraser, Miss B., 6 Regent st.. Portobello Geddes, J., clerk, Granton cottages, Granton French, George, miller, Linns mill, Ratho Geddes, R., Alpine villa, Currie French, John, contractor, Blackball Gemmell, Peter, Peggy's mill, Oramond Frew, Alexander, Granton cottages, Granton Gentle, J. F., 11 Regent st., Portobello Frier, Andrew A., Currie Gerard, Miss, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Frier, James, Bridge street, Musselburgh Gibb, Archd., farm overseer, Backsidelea, Frier, M,, farmer, Crichton mains, Ford Liberton Frier, Matthew, of Brotherton, West Calder Gibb, Alex., grocer, Pathhead Frier, Richard, of Meikle Catpair, Stow Gibb, George, Janefield, Corstorphine Frier, Mrs, Harvieston mains, Gorebridge Gibb. J. S., rector, F,C. academy, Bridgend. Fullarton, Archd., Eskdale cot., Lasswade Dalkeith

Fullarton, A., St Agnes, Liberton Gibb, John, builder, 32 Tower st., Portobello Fullarton, Robert, Royal hotel, Penicuik Gibb, J., stationmaster, Gogar, Corstorphine Fulton, Andrew, Woodlands, Duddingston Gibb, Mrs, Woodbine, Corstorphine Fulton, A., tailor, 29 High st., Portobello Gibbon, John, Ramsay lane, Portobello Fulton, Mrs Catherine, draper, Penicuik Gibson & Mercer, Cousland coal and lime Fyfe, John, coal mer., Duddingston works, Pathhead, Ford Fyfe, William, labourer, Duddingston Gibson, Alex., commercial traveller, 9 Fyfe, Mrs, laundress, Wester Duddingston Mount Pleasant, Joppa, Portobello Fyvie, Miss Ann, 168 High st„ Portobello Gibson, Alex..Edrnonstone gardens. Dalkeith Gair, Jas., forester, London road, Dalkeith Gibson, Charles, 8 Millhill, Musselburgh Gair, Mrs J., milliner, London road, Dal- Gibson, Henry, 67 High street, Musselburgh keith Gibson, James, Clifton hall mains, Ratbo Gairdner, Mrs, Lamont place, Musselburgh Gibson, John, Wester Kenleith Galloway, James, 37 High street, Fisherrow Gibson, Captain John, Hillend, Loanhead Galloway, James, baker, Loanhead Gibson, John, dairyman, Corstorphine Galloway, J., Liberton Tower cot., Liberton Gibson, John, farmer, Woolmet. Dalkeith Ganson, D., cooper, Fisherrow Gibson, John, fishmonger, 38 South street Gardiner, Alexander, teacher, Gorebridge and Buccleuch road,. Dalkeith Gardiner, A., farmer, House of Muir, Roslin Gibson, John L„ draper, Penicuik Gardiner, James, E., Langton, Mid-Calder Gibson, T., 10 E. Brighton ores., Portobello Gardiner. John, farmer, Cockburn, Currie Gibson, Thomas, farmer, Ferniehurst, Stow 48 Gibson. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Graham.

Gibson, Thomas, Ashton, Eskbank, Dalkeith Glendinning, John, blacksmith, Ratho Gibson, William, tea dealer, Ratho Gladston, John, Pathhead, Loanhead Gibson, Wm„ tailor, Carrington, Lasswade Glover, James, postmaster, Loanhead Gibson, William,, grocer, Duddingston Glover, John, farmer and grocer, Roslin Gibson, Mrs, grocer and draper, 120 High Godley, William, haircutter, &c, Lasswade street, Dalkeith Goldie, G. A., 2 St James ter., Portobello Gibson, Mrs John, Westfleld, Cousland, Goldie, George, Eskdale lodge, Eskbank, Pathhead Dalkeith Gibson-Craig, Sir William, Bart., of Riccar- Goldie, John, Eskbank, Dalkeith ton, Corstorphine Goldie, R., 40 Main street, Newhaven Gibson-Craig, Miss, Hermiston house, Cor- Goldie, Misses I. & M., Eskbank, Dalkeith storphine Good, Alex., wright, Nether Liberton Gibsone, Major-General, Comiston house, Goodfellow, R., Inch cottage, Liberton Lothian burn Goodsir, David, grocer, 170 High street, Por- Gibsone, T., 10 East crescent, Portobello tobello—house, Wallacefield cottage Giddings, J., Kilburn villa, Jock's lodge Goodsir, Thos., 7 Wellington st., Portobello Gifford, Adam, 4 Lower Joppa Goodwin, W., Easter Bavelaw, Currie Gifford, John, 4 Lower Joppa Gordon & Son, nurserymen Murrayfield Gifford, Thomas, farmer, W.Ingliston, Ratho Gordon, Alex., Dalkeith colliery, Dalkeith Gilbert, Jas., 12 Tower street, Portobello Gordon, P., surgeon, Juniper green, Currie Gilbert, James, 116 High street, Portobello Gordon, James, 107 High street, Mussel- Gilbert, J., overseer,Whitemoss, Kirknewton burgh, and 86 High street, Fisherrow Gilbert, John, Lochend, Jock's lodge Gordon, Rev. J., Stobhill, Gorebridge Gilbert, W., farmer, Millrig, Kirknewton Gordon, Maxwell, 3 John street, Portobello Gilbert, Mrs J., dressmaker, Milton bridge Gordon, Robert, Kirkliston Gilchrist, Charles R., bookseller, Mid-Calder Gordon, Rev. T., Newbattle manse, Dalkeith Gilchrist, J., Carluke, Dairy, Murrayfield Gordon, Mrs, 12 High street, Musselburgh Gilchrist, John, 10 Maitland st., Newhaven Gorrie, Mrs, Bridgend, Dalkeith Gilchrist, W., photo, artist, Mid-Calder Gosman, John, Anchorfield, Newhaven Gilfillan, H, 28 Tower street, Portobello Gourlay, Jas., Dalrymple loan, Musselburgh Gilfillan, Mrs, Tower street, Portobello Gourlay, Mrs E., Jumper green, Currie Gill, William, carter, Craigs, Liberton Govenlock, Robt., Raeshaw, Gorebridge Gillan, William, stationer, West Calder Gow, Charles, plumber, 99 High street, Por- Gillespie, J., farmer, Craigie, Cramond tobello—house, Middlefield house Gillespie, Jas., Wellington pi., Musselburgh Gow, Geo., gas manager, Lasswade Gillespie, John, smith, Corstorphine Gow, J., Melvin hall, Cousland, Pathhead Gillespie, Joseph, 4 Tower street, Portobello Gow, John, 4 Adelphi place, Portobello Gillespie, William, 5 Adelphi pi., Portobello Gow, P., farmer, New Milton, Milton bridge Gillespie. Miss, 4 Tower street, Portobello Gow, Miss, Piershill cottage, Jock's lodge Gillies, Hugh, & Co., provision store, 137 Gowan, Rev. A. Thomson, D.D., Westfield High street, Dalkeith place, Eskbank, Dalkeith Gillies, James, Wallyford, Musselburgh Gracie, P., Oriel cottage, Colinton, Slateford Railway), Granton Gillies, William, Edgehead, Pathhead Graham, A. ( Caledonian Gillon, Mrs, 44 High street, Fisherrow Graham, A., shoemaker, W. glebe, Dalkeitt Gilmour, Alexander, bootmaker, 127 High Graham, D., master ("Pharos"), Granton street, Dalkeith Graham, D., Orosswoodburn, West Calder Gilpin, Charles B., Juniper green, Currie Graham, C. W., M.D., F.R.C.S., 139 High Girdwood, David, Dreghorn, Slateford street, Dalkeith Girdwood, W., Fixby cottage, Corstorphine Graham, E., Inveresk, Musselburgh Glen, Arch., stationmaster, Slateford Graham, George, Graham's cottage, Glen- Glen, James, plumber, Penicuik corse, Roslin Glen, Miss Marion, postmistress, Currie Graham, H., of Belstane, Kirknewton Glendinning, George, Raw, Mid-Calder Graham, Mrs J., farmer, Hopepringle, Stow Glendinning, George, factor, Hatton mains, Graham, J., farmer, Rosebank, Mid-Calder Ratho Graham, John, Clints, Fountainhall, Stow 49 Graham. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Haggart.

Graham, John, flesher, Gilmerton, Liberton Gray, Wm., dairy, Haughhead, Kirknewton Graham, John, farmer, Muldron, W. Calder Gray, William, Easterfield, Joppa Graham, Thos., Butelandhill, Kirknewton Gray, Wm., farmer, Southfield, Duddingston Graham, Thomas, Juniper green, Currie Gray, William, watchmaker, Mid-Calder Graham, Walter, House of Muir, Kirknewton Gray, W. A. (Midlothian Pottery), Yool's Graham, Rev. W., E. 0., Newhaven place, Portobello Graham, William, New Burnshot, Cramond Gray, Mrs A., 25 High street, Fisherrow Graham, Wm, Campie house, Musselburgh Gray, Mrs Catherine, innkeeper, Mid-Calder Graham, Wm., of Meadowhead, West Calder Gray, Mrs J., Elm lodge, Eskbank, Dalkeith Graham, Wm., Marionville, Jock's lodge Gray, Mrs John, 3 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Graham, Miss Isa., 1 John st., Portobello Gray, Mrs Wm., 18 Regent st., Portobello Graham, Mrs, grocer and postmistress, Gray, Mrs, Burnhead house, Bonnyrigg Juniper green, Currie Lasswade Grant, Wm. & Thos., farmers, Dryburn, Stow Gray, Mrs, 4 Pitt street, Portobello Grant, Rev. Alexander Thomson, Roslin Green, Charles. Pitt street, Portobello Grant, Geo., lodgings, Corstorphine Greig, David, gardener, Currie Grant, James, baker, West Calder Greig, John, 2 Annfield, Newhaven Grant, Joseph, W.S., 8 Bath pi., Portobello Greig, Mrs, East Calder. Mid-Calder Grant, Robert, 14 Esk place, Dalkeith Grey, Alex., Ivy lodge, Links, Musselburgh Grant, Mrs, 6 St James ter., Portobello Grierson, S., M.R.C.S., Millholme house, Grant, Mrs, 12 W. Brighton ores., Portobello Musselburgh Grassie, Archibald, Greenhall, Gorebridge Grierson, Miss, Currie Gray, Geo. & Jas., agents, Commercial Grierson, Miss J., 3 Brighton pi., Portobello bank, 118 High street, Dalkeith Grieve & M'Kinlay, Pinkie, Musselburgh Gray & Taylor, iron and seed merchants, 73 Grieve, C, Bay Horse tavern, 41 New- High street, Dalkeith bigging, Musselburgh Gray, Andrew, 109 High st., Dalkeith Grieve, David, grocer, Elmfleld pi., Dalkeith Gray, Begbie, grocer, 17 Joppa, Portobello Grieve, H. O., general merchant, Kirkliston Gray, Charles, Hawthorn cot., Corstorphine Grieve, J., 46a High street, and 2 Bridge Gray, Dr, Newbigging lodge, Musselburgh street, Musselburgh Gray, George, grocer and spirit dealer, Greive, John, Pinkie pans, Musselburgh Gorgie mills, Gorgie Grieve, Thomas, 44 High street, Fisherrow Gray, Geo., Murrayville, Eskbank, Dalkeith Grieve, Thos., Dickson's park, Jock's lodge Gray, George, jun., Croft st., Dalkeith Grieve, Miss, 2 Wellington place, Portobello Gray, George, Handaxwood, West Calder Grieve, Mrs, 29 Brighton place, Portobello Gray, Henry, smith, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Grieve, Mrs, draper, Kirkliston Gray, Hugh, spirit dealer, Musselburgh Griffith, W., Beechborough house, Portobello Gray, Jas., banker, 118 High st., Dalkeith Grossert, A., Wester Millerhill, Dalkeith Gray, James, 2 Annfield, Newhaven Grosset, G. R., 21 High street, Portobello Gray, J. ( G.P. 0.), 7 Abercorn ter., Portobello Grubb, John, chemist, Ferniehill, Liberton Gray, J., farmer, Braehead mains, Cramond Grosvenor, Mrs, 3 Robertson's pi., Joppa Gray, J., farmer, Harperrig, Kirknewton Guild, Alexander, grocer, Pathhead Gray, Rev. J. (F.C.), Stobhill, Gorebridge Gullan, Mrs, High street, Musselburgh Gray, John, gardener, New park, Mid Calder Gulland, John, Monkton hall, Musselburgh Gray, John, Elm lodge, Eskbank, Dalkeith Gunn, W. & Co., shipping and colliery Gray, John, 6 Bath street, Portobello agents, Granton Gray, John, Elginhaugh mills, Dalkeith Gunn, George, auctioneer and inspector of Gray, Patrick L., farmer, Freelands, Ratho poor, Cramond Gray, Robert, farmer, Baadpark, Mid-Calder Guthrie, George, spirit dealer, Jock's lodge Gray, Robert, Damside cottage, Cramond Guthrie, Rev. David, F.C. manse, Liberton Gray, Thomas, victual dealer, 154 High Hackins, J., 89 High street, Musselburgh street, Portobello Haddock, William, upholsterer, Dalkeith Gray, Thomas, farmer, Easter Causeyway- Haggart, Peter, plumber and gasfitter, 200 end, Kirknewton High street, Portobello Gray, W. A., Newbigging, Musselburgh Haig, D., plumber, 71 High st., Portobello 50 Haig. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Hay.

Haig, J., gardener, Ravelston, Blaekhall Hardie, David, Bavelaw castle, Currie Haig, W., Abercorn house, Jock's lodge Hardie, Robert, tailor, Lasswade Hair, H., Grange bank, Loanhead Hardie, James, joiner, Crichton, Pathhead Haldane, Mrs James, 37 High St., Portobello Hardie, W., deputy harbour-master, Granton Haldane, James, Woodburn, Dalkeith Hardie, Wm., farmer, Murrays, Liberton Halket, Miss, draper, Currie Hare, Alex. M., Calder hall, Mid-Calder Halkett, J. Oraigie, yr., Cramond house Hare, Major, Hatton house, Ratho Cramond Hare, S. B., Calder hall, Mid-Calder Hall, Archibald, 12 Annfield, Newhaven Hargrieve, David, grocer, Loanhead Hall, George, 5 Maitland place, Newhaven Harkness, C, blacksmith, Peaston, Pathhead Hall, G., smith, 103 Main street, Newhaven Harper, A., Gladhouse mill, Gorebridge Hall, John, 37 High street, Portobello Harper, Rev. Dr (of Leith), Eskbank, Dal- Hall, John, 11 Adelphi place, Portobello keith Hall, John, grocer, Stow Harper P., Springfield, Inveresk, Mussel- Hall, R., molecatcher, Dewarton, Pathhead burgh Hall, Thomas, farmer, Crosslee, Stow Harper, James, farmer, Baberton mains. Hall, Thomas, merchant, Penicuik Juniper green, Currie Hall, W. M., engineer, Restalrig Harper, J., stationer, Bowland, Stow Hall, Miss, Rathbone house, Portobello Harper, J„ slater, 6 Adelphi pi,, Portobello Hall, Mrs J. H, 12 John street, Portobello Harper, John, tailor, Currie Hall, Mrs, Dalryrnple loan, Musselburgh Harper, R., Edmonstone mains. Dalkeith Hall, Mrs, Granton hotel, Granton Harper, Robert, farmer, Muirhouse. Stow Halley, Alex., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Harper, Wm., farmer, Longthorn, Dalkeith Halley, Mrs D., 87 Main street, Newhaven Harper, Wm., farmer, Drumbank, Liberton Hally, William, Gogar, Corstorphine Harris, Mrs Thomas, innkeeper, Blackball Halswelle, K, A.R.S.A., Bellfield, Dud- Harrison, James, road surveyor, Maryfield, ingston Portobello Hamilton, Archibald, slater, Kirkliston Harrison, Miss, Fernieside house, Liberton Hamilton, Charles, joiner, Liberton Harrower, Miss, Rosebank house, Portobello Hamilton, C, Prestonhall house, Pathhead Hart, Alexander, High street, Dalkeith Hamilton, James, Baads mill, West Calder Hart, Richard, 1 Grove place, Portobello Hamilton, John, Hoghill, Mid-Calder Hart, Miss, teacher, Juniper green, Currie Hamilton, Rev. J., M.A., F.C. manse, Cock- Hart, Miss, E. D., Juniper green, Currie pen, Lasswade Hartrick, Wm., Bridge street, Musselburgh Hamilton, Henry, slater, Kirkliston Harvey, J., Margaret's grove. Cramond Hamilton, Matthew, farmer, Kirkton and Harvey, P.. Park lodge, Duddingston Logan house, Penicuik Hastie, William, grocer, Colinton Slateford Hamilton, R., butcher, Kirknewton Haston, George, blacksmith, Kirknewton Hamilton, Robert, contractor, Kirknewton Hatelie, J., dairyman, Dresselrig, M. Calder Hamilton, William, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Hatton, Miss, Hillhead house, Lasswade Hamilton, Miss Anne, 39 Tower street, Hawks, Misses, fancy warehouse, Penicuik Portobello Hawthorns & Co., iron works, Granton Hamilton, Misses, 2 East Brighton crescent, Hay, E. & A., china merchants, 176 Higk Portobello street, Portobello Hamilton, Mrs, 12 Rosefield avenue, Porto- Hay & Chisholm, joiners and undertakers,. bello Newmills road, Dalketh Handasyde & Davidson, nurserymen, Glen Hay, Merricks, & Co., Roslin nurseries, Musselburgh Hay, Charles, Sighthill, Murrayfield Handasyde, Mrs G., 1 Brighton pi., Portobello Hay, J., Victoria street, Musselburgh Handasyde, Wm., 109 High st., Fisherrow Hay, John, Hawthorn cottage, Joppa Handley, George, Roslin cottage, Roslin Hay, Thomas, wright. Duddingston Handyside, Misses, Greenhall, Musselburgh Hay, James, teacher, Kirkliston Hannay, Robert, Craig park, Ratho Hay, J., High street, Fisherrow Hanton, Robert, schoolmaster and inspector Hay, John, Rosebank pottery, Portobello of poor, Or/1 stoun, Pathhead Hay, Robert, flesher, Stow 51 Hay. EDINBURGHSHIRE.

Hay, William, spirit merchant, 26 Joppa Herdman, Geo., farmer, Fordel, Pathhead Hay, W., boot and shoe maker, West Calder Herdman, T., farmer, Southside, Pathhead Hay, Miss, Herkes loan, Musselburgh Heriot, Geo., molecatcher, Malleny, Currie Hay, Miss, Kingston grange, Liberton Heron, J., grocer, Ratho Hay, Mrs, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Herriot, J., butcher, 110 High st., Portobello Hearne, Edward, watchmaker, Currie Hetherton, Miss, 4 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Heath, J., Granton W. cottages, Granton Hewat, H., Pirntation, Fountainhall, Stow Heath, Miss, Palmerston villa, Eskbank, Hewat, Miss, Woodside cottage, Lasswade Dalkeith Hewat, Mrs, J., 129 High street, Portobello Heathcote, G. P., 113 High street, Dalkeith Hewitt, Josiah, 174 High st., Fisherrow Henderson & Craik, Balerno, Currie Hickey, John, 5 West wynd, Dalkeith Henderson, Adam, 21 Pitt street, Portobello Higgins, Andrew, 46 Main street, Newhaven Henderson, Agnes, post-office, Kirkliston Hill, Craig, & Co., papermakers, Balerno Henderson, A., spirit merchant, Balerno, bank, Balerno, Currie Currie Hill, George, 72 High st., Musselburgh

Henderson, D. , Polton hall, Lasswade Hill, G., Kingston Grange cottage, Liberton Henderson, D., engineer, Kirkhill, Penicuik Hill, Jobn, 129 High street, Fisherrow Henderson, James, Isa cottage, Currie Hill, John, land steward, Whitehall, Thorn- Henderson, E., 77 High street, Musselburgh ton, Rosewell, Lasswade Henderson, J., 68 High street, Musselburgh Hill, John, Malleny grove, Currie Henderson, J., stationmaster. Musselburgh Hill, John, C.E. (H. Craig $ Go.) Balerno Henderson, J. L., Harford house, Eskbank, bank, Balerno, Currie Dalkeith Hill, J. D., paper manufact., Balerno bank- Henderson, John, grocer, Penicuik house, Larchgrove, Balerno, Currie Henderson, John, parish schoolmaster of Hill, John, farmer, Carlowrie, Cramond Duddingston, 3 Abercorn pi., Portobello Hill, Ludovic, shoemaker, Dalkeith Henderson, Rev. John, E.C., manse, Roslin Hill, Thomas, rural messenger, Cramond Henderson, Murray, Edgehead, Pathhead Hill, W., surgeon, 1 Union place, Portobello Henderson, N. M., manager, Mid-Calder Hill, Win., carrier, Cowdenburn, Leadburn Mineral Oil Co., East cot., Mid-Calder Hill, W. S., Murrayfield house, Murrayfield Henderson, R., 19 Pitt street, Portobello Hill, Mrs, china merchant, Lasswade Henderson, R., Clovenfordykes, West Calder Hill, Mrs Isabella, High street, Fisherrow Henderson, Thomas, clerk, Duddingston Hills, William, captain and adjutant E.R.V., Henderson, W., Cairns cottage, Gorgie 32 Regent street, Portobello Henderson, W., Milton mill, Milton bridge Hislop, Humphrey, Bavelaw mill, Currie Henderson, William, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Hislop, James, sen., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Henderson, W., Polton bank, Lasswade Hislop, James, jun., land surveyor, architect, Henderson William, blacksmith, Slateford &c, Mid-Calder Henderson, W., carter, Balerno, Currie Hislop, J., teacher, Addiewell, West Calder Henderson, Miss, 124 High st., Portobello Hislop, James, F.E.I.S., schoolmaster and Henderson, Mrs, Auchinorth, Penicuik registrar of births, &c, Mid-Calder Henderson, Mrs, Hamilton st., Portobello Hislop, James, fanner, Netherton, Leadburn Henderson, Mrs., 5 Bath pi., Portobello Hodge, James, hotel-keeper, Penicuik Henderson, Mrs, Braefoot, Corstorphine Hog, Thomas A., of Newliston, Kirkliston Hennan, G., Torphichen Arms inn, Mid- Hog, Mrs, sen. of Newliston, Dun-Edin, Calder Murrayfield Henry, J., S.S.C., The Cottage, Burnhead Hogarth, John, 30 Regent street, Portobello Liberton Hogg, C, Symington, Fountainhall, Stow Hepburn, Thomas & Son, smiths, 23 and Hogg, George, mason, Stow 25 High street, Portobello Hogg, James, 55 High street, Musselburgh Hepburn, John, 25 High street, Portobello Hogg, John, accountant, Commercial bank, Hepburn, Matthew, Kirkhill, Penicuik Dalkeith Hepburn, Peter, 25 High street, Portobello Hogg, John, tailor and clothier, Lasswade Herbert, D.. farmer, Easter Currie, Currie Hogg, John, spirit dealer, Lasswade Herbert, The, Meadowhouse, Corstorphine Hogg, R., Halltree, Fountainhall, Stow 52 Hogg. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Hunter.

Hogg, Robert, farmer, Rosemay, Leadburn Howieson, Mrs, Robertson's place, Joppa Hogg, Thomas, Cakemuir, Pathhead Howkins, J., C.E., Queensberry pi., Granton Hogg, William, overseer, Slateford Hughes, Captain H. Jones, 4 Victoria terrace, Hogg, Mrs, 30 Joppa, Portobello Portobello Hogg, Mrs, Kevookbank, Lasswade Hughes, Henry, surveyor, Kirknewton Holgate, Joseph, shoemaker, Penicuik Hughes, Thomas, 132 High st., Dalkeith Holtum, Thos. (H. 8? Welsh), 7 E. Brighton Hughes, W. W., Cramond house, Cramond crescent, Portobello Huie, Hector Munro, Market st., Pisherrow Home, Alex. G, M.D., of Whitfield, Mount Hume, Jas., farmer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade iEolus, Wellington st., Portobello Hume, J., farmer, Gortonlee, Lasswade Home, David, Woolmet house, Dalkeith Hume, John, farmer, Lillyburn, Lasswade Hood, A., grocer, 46 Back street, Dalkeith Hume, Rob., farmer, Longmoor, Bonnyrigg Hood, Arch., coalmaster, Whitehill colliery, Hume, Thomas, 86 High street, Fisherrow brick and tile works, Lasswade Hume, Wm., 8 Regent street, Portobello Hood, Mrs M., 45 High st., Musselburgh Hume, W., Longmoor, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Hooker, James, teacher, Pisherrow Hume, W., shoemaker, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Hope, Sir A., Pinkie house, Musselburgh Hume, Miss, 94 High street, Fisherrow Hope, H. W., of Luffness, Golf hall, Corstor- Hume, Mrs, Lochside cottage, Duddingston phine Hume, Mrs D., 8 Adelphi pi., Portobello Hope, James, farmer, Duddingston Hunter & M 'Donald, clothiers, &c, 96 High Hope, James, 35 High street, Portobello street, Dalkeith Hope, James J. H., M.D., West Galder Hunter, W., & Co., Westbank brick and tile Hope, James, W.S., Belmont, Oorstorphine works, Portobello—house, Westbank Hope, John, North wynd, Dalkeith Hunter, Alex., Nethershiels, Mid-calder Hope, R. A., Nether Liberton, Liberton Hunter, Alex., High street, Musselburgh Hope, Thomas, smith, Nether Liberton Hunter, A. saw-mills, Ford, Pathhead Hope, Wm., tailor, &c, West Oalder Hunter, Charles, Woodhall mains, Juniper Hope, William, Drylaw house, Davidson's green, Currie mains Hunter, E., farmer, Brucefield, Mid-Calder Hopekirk, Adam, bookseller, Bank build- Hunter, G., Red row, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade ings, 99 High street, Portobello Hunter, George, wright, Wetholm, Dalkeith Home, John, farrier, Penicuik Hunter, G., 50 Main street, Newhaven Home, Robert, advocate, Hamilton lodge, Hunter, G., bootmaker, 8 Main st., Newhaven James street, Portobello Hunter, George, Meadowbank, Jock's lodge Home, Rev. R. K. D., manse, Corstorphine Hunter, George, clothier, Gorebridge Hornsey, W., 9 Bath street, Portobello Hunter, H. H., 91 High st., Musselburgh Horsburgh, Dickson, Duddingston Hunter, James, of Colzium, The Haugh, Horsburgh, Geo., 182 High st„ Portobello Kirkliston Horsburgh, George, Loanhead Hunter, J., baker, East Calder, Mid-Calder Horsburgh, J., vet. surgeon, M.R.C.V.S., Hunter, James, coach hirer, West Calder Buccleuch street, Dalkeith Hunter, James, Harry's muir, Mid-Calder Horsburgh, R., Southbank house, Penicuik Hunter, J., grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Horsburgh, Wm., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Hunter, John, Munro place, Jock's lodge Hossack, Archibald, Killochyett, Stow Hunter, John, tailor, 35 High st. Dalkeith Houldsworth, Walter, Lasswade Hunter, John, tailor, &c, Loanhead Houston, John, 83 Back street, Dalkeith Hunter, John, farmer, Woodhall mains and Houston, Mrs, draper, Gorebridge mills, Juniper green, Currie Howat, George, moulder, Dalkeith Hunter, John, Newlistonhaugh, Kirkliston Howden, T. & Co., 68 High st., Dalkeith Hunter, P., Whitecraig, Musselburgh Howden, Charles, watchmaker, Penicuik Hunter, P., missionary, Scottish Coast Mis- Howden, J., 33 Henderson row, Portobello sion, Herkes loan, Musselburgh Howell, Edward, 5 Brighton ter., Portobello Hunter, P., 101 Main street, Newhaven Howie, Alex., 21 Millhill, Musselburgh Hunter, P., farmer, Magazine cot., Pathhead Howieson, Mrs, 20 Regent st., Portobello Hunter, R., Dalhousie, Chesters, Lasswade Howieson, Mrs, 1 Straiton place, Portobello Hunter, R., Newfieldhouse, Lasswade 53 Hunter. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Jack.

Hunter, R., 28 Eskside, Musselburgh Inglis, H. M., Loganbank, Milton bridge Hunter, Robert, blacksmith, Lasswade Inglis, Jas.,Brothershiels, Heriot, Gorebridge Hunter, Robert, Skeltie moor, Lasswade Inglis, J., Lord Justice-General, Glencorse, Hunter, Tbomas, baker, Mid-Calder Milton bridge Hunter, T. S., Craigleith quarry, Blaekhall Inglis, J., builder, &c, 204 High st.,Portobello Hunter, Miss J., 9 Melville st., Portobello Inglis, John, 26 Newbigging, Musselburgh Hunter, Mrs Marchwell, Penicuik Inglis, Peter, farmer, Rosebery, Gorebridge Hunter, Mrs, Restalrig, Jock's lodge Inglis, Peter, farmer, East Pilton, Cramond Hunter, Mrs, 11 Pitt street, Portobello Inglis, Thomas, overseer, West gate, Dal- Hurst, George, Market st., Musselburgh keith park, Dalkeith Hutchison, W. & T., Spylaw house, Slateford Inglis, Thomas, 192 High street, Portobello Hutchison, G., Cramond house, Cramond Inglis, Wm.,S.S.C, 2 Abercornter. Portobello Hutchison, Henry, merchant, Penicuik Inglis, Wm., farmer, Roseberry, Gorebridge Hutchison, Hugh, flesher, Loanhead Inglis, Miss Helen, spirit merchant, Fishers' Hutchison, James, butcher, Gorebridge tryst, Milton bridge

Hutchison, James, plumber, &c, Lasswade Inglis, Miss Helen, 23 High st., Dalkeith Hutchison, J., farmer, Whelpside, Currie Inglis, Mrs, spirit merch., Davidson's mains Hutchison, John, 21 High st., Portobello Inglis, Mrs David, Musselburgh Hutchison, John, cart and van builder, 6 Inglis, MrsM., grocer, 136 High st. Fisherrow Adelphi place, High street, Portobello Ingram, Alex., Ferniehill, Liberton Hutchison, Peter, Contentibus, Mid Calder Innes, A., baker, 32 Market st., Musselburgh Hutchison, R., flesher, 38 High st., Dalkeith Innes, Francis J., 8 Pitt street, Portobello Hutchison, Robert, Craiglockhart, Slateford Innes, W. S. M., Parson's green, Jock's Hutchison, Robert, of Carlowrie, Carlowrie lodge

castle, Kirkliston Innes, Miss M., 34 Market st., Musselburgh Hutchison, Thomas, Greenend, Liberton Innes, Mrs, draper, 160 High st., Portobello Hutchison, Mrs, Rosefield avenue, Portobello Innes, Mrs, lodgings, 16 Bath st., Portobello Hutchison, Mrs, Gilmerton, Liberton Ireland, Rev. Robert H., F.C. manse, 1 Hutchison, Mrs H., Dickson's park, Jock's Abercorn terrace, Portobello lodge Ireland, R., 11 West wynd, Dalkeith Hutt, Wm, 78 High street, Musselburgh Ireland, W. W., M.D., Jane cot., Fisherrow Hutton, A., chemist and druggist, 90 High Ireland, Wm., grocer, Juniper green, Currie street, Portobello—house, 92 Ireland, Mrs, grocer, Corstorphine Hutton, A. M., 78 High street, Portobello Irons, James, Ford, Pathhead Hutton, J., grocer, 3 Maitland st., Newhaven Irvine, Mrs Captain, 2 New Buildings, Mel- Hutton, James, Slateford ville street, Portobello

Hutton, John, coal merchant, Slateford Isbister, Wm., 12 High st., Portobello Hutton, John, The Moat, Slateford Iverach, Rev. James, Harwood, West Calder Hutton, Thomas, shoemaker, Mid-Calder Jack, Alexander, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Hutton, Mrs, 5 Brighton place, Portobello Jack, George, mason, Whitehill, Dalkeith Imrie, H., St Catherine's cottage, Liberton Jack, George, smith, Davidson's mains Imrie, Rev. James, A.M., Moray cottage, Jack, James, 128 High street, Dalkeith Eskgreen, Musselburgh Jack, John, mason, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Imrie, Rev. William M., manse, Penicuik Jack, John, dairyman, Nether Liberton Inch, Adam, farmer, South house, Liberton Jack, M., Peggy's Mill, Cramond Inch, John, farmer, West mains, Liberton Jack, Peter, mason, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Inch, Mrs, South house, Liberton Jack, R., farmer, WestCraigs, Corstorphine Inglis, Wm., & Son, 194 High st., Portobello Jack, R., farmer, North Gyle, Corstorphine Inglis, Ales., Victoria school, Newhaven Jack, S., farmer, Dreghorn mains, Slateford Inglis, Alex., 16 Bridge st., Musselburgh Jack, Thos., Riccarton mains, Corstorphine Inglis, Alex., farmer, Rosebery, Gorebridge Jack, T., Lothian bank, Eskbank, Dalkeith Inglis, C. Halkett, Cramond house, Cramond Jack, Wm., Brown bank, West Calder Inglis, Dr, 31 Regent street, Portobello Jack, William. Anchorfield, Newhaven Inglis, E., Millburn cottage, Corstorphine Jack, Mrs, smith Davidson's mains Inglis, Henry, of Torsonce, Stow Jack, Mrs, grocer, Gihnerton, Liberton 54 Jack. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Kellett.

Jack, Mrs Thos., Gilmerton, Liberton Johnston, Thomas, Carrington, Lasswade Jack, Mrs, Eskside, Fisherrow Johnston, T., farmer, Whitburgh, Pathhead Jackson, H., Restalrig, Jock's lodge Johnston, Sir W., of Kirkhill, Gorebridge Jackson, John, Fillyside bank, Jock's lodge Johnston, Wm, V.S., Roslin Jackson, John, stationmaster, Kirkliston Johnston, W., Viewcamp, Eskbank. Dalkeith Jackson, William, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Johnston, W., 8 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Jackson, Misses, library, Penicuik Johnston, W. S., Nine-mile burn, Penicuik Jackson, Mrs, spirit dealer, West Calder Johnston, Mrs, lodgings, Joppa Jackson, Mrs, 4 Sandford street, Portobello Johnston, Mrs William, draper, Roslin Jamieson, D., farmer, Cockburn kill, Currie Johnston, Mrs Ann, Colinton, Slateford Jamieson, Rev. G. T., The manse, Portobello Johnston, Mrs, 34 Tower street, Portobello Jamieson, J., boot and shoemaker, Loanhead Johnston, Mrs, 38 Tower street, Portobello

Jamieson, John, baker, Stow Johnstone, Alex. , Wester Hailes, Currie Jamieson, John, farmer, Whitelee, Stow Johnstone, Alexander, Mid-Calder Jamieson, Robert, shoemaker, Loanhead Johnstone, Ed., Bell's quarry; Mid-Calder Jamieson, W., farmer, Straiton, Loanhead Johnstone, George, baker, Penicuik Jardine, R., grocer, Burdiehouse, Liberton Johnstone, George, stationmaster, Bonny- Jefferiss, James, brushmaker, Dalkeith rigg, Lasswade Jefferiss, Robert R., M.D., surgeon, Garden Johnstone, James (N. B. Railway Co.), house, Dalkeith 5 James street, Portobello Jeffrey, D., postmaster, Blackhall Johnstone, John, Woolmet gardens, Dalkeith Jeffrey, Rev. James, M. A., West U.P. church, Johnstone, Robert, shoemaker, Roslin Parkend house, Eskbank, Dalkeith Johnstone, Samuel, Tower cottage,. Liberton Jeffrey, John & Co., brewers, Coltbridge, Johnstone, Walter, farmer, Inchkeith, Stow Murrayfield Johnstone, William, grocer, Roslin Jeffrey, W., blacksmith, Preston, Pathhead Johnstone, Mrs, 6 E. Brighton cr., Portobello Jeffrey, Mrs, 32 and 67 Main at., Newhaven Johnstone, Mrs, 37 Joppa, Portobello- Jeffrey, Miss A., 5 Victoria ter., Portobello Joice, Capt. (13th Hussars), 13 Brighton Jenkins, J., manager, Kenleith mills, Ourrie place, Portobello Jenkins, Mrs, Hermitage cottage, High Jolly, J., shoemaker, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade

street, Portobello Jones, Henry J., Buccleuch st., Dalkeith

Jenner, Charles (Kennington &f J., Edin.~), Jones, J., boot and shoemaker, Penicuik Duddingston lodge, Duddingston Jones, John, underground manager, Shott's Jerdan, David, bookseller and printer, 100^- Iron Co., Grasmere cottage, Loanhead High street, Dalkeith Jop, Alex., house-agent, High st., Dalkeith Jervis, J., innkeeper, Mid-Calder Junor, John, Hope park, Musselburgh Jockel, Chas., Gogar mount, Ratho Kay, Rev. Alex. C, Free Church, Grasmere Johnston, Robert & Sons, bakers, Roslin cottage, Loanhead Johnston, A., Newlandrig, Pathhead Kay, Archibald, Cocklaw, Corstorphine

Johnston, A., labourer, Bonnington, Ratho Kay, A., dairyman, Lenny muirr . Cramond Johnston, A., 96 High street, Fisherrow Kay, Robert, carter and carrier, Penicuik Johnston, D., 2 Morrison's pi., Jock's lodge Kay, Wm., Sunnyside cottage, Lasswade Johnston, David, View cottage, Penicuik Kay, William, plumber, Loanhead Johnston, James, Broomieknowe, Bonny- Kay, W., spirit dealer, Straiton, Loanhead rigg, Lasswade Kay, Mrs, 4 Mount Pleasant, Joppa Johnston, Jas., tailor, Edgehead, Pathhead Kedslie, Alex., Juniper green, Currie Johnston, James, 5 James st., Portobello Kedslie, James, Juniper green, Currie Johnston, J., tailor, 24 High st., Portobello Kedzlie, George, clothier, 114 and 118 High Johnston, J., Craighouse, Lothian burn st., Portobello —house, Bellfield house Johnston, J., 9 Wonder street, Musselburgh Keir, P., boat builder, West bush, Fisherrow Johnston, John, Juniper green, Currie Keir, Robert, baker, Loanhead Johnston, R., builder and contractor, Eden Keith, Dr, Moidart cottage, Currie cottage, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Keith, Mrs W., Braehead house, Cramond Johnston, Robert, 89 High st., Fisherrow Keith, Mrs Jas., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Johnston, Robt., 14 Adelphi pi., Portobello Kellett, Wm., 152 High street, Portobello 55 Kellock. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Laing.

Kellock, William, gardener, Lower Joppa Kidd, Thomas, Davidson's mains Kellock, James, Buck's Head inn, Buccleuck Kidd, Walter, farmer, Balleny, Currie street, Dalkeith Kidd, Miss Ann, 5 Bath streeet, Portobello Kellock, Wm, Bellevue, Eskbank, Dalkeith Kidd, Miss P., Lasswade bank, Lasswade Kelly, T. J., parochial schoolmaster, Liberton Kidd, Mrs, Newbridge, Kirkliston Kelt, Peter, South vennel, Musselburgh Kilgour, J. H., Grove house, Portobello Kemp, J. & Co., "wine merchants, 25 High Kilgour, Thomas W. (Royal Bank, Edin.), street, Musselburgh 4 East Brighton crescent, Portobello Kemp, Daniel, governor, City Poorhouse, Killen, James, sen., Loanhead Craiglockhart, Slateford King, A. & J. millers, West mill, Colinton, Kemp, John P. (K. Sf Co.), Parsonage Slateford house, Musselburgh King, A, Jane villa, Colinton, Slateford Kemp, D., smith, West wynd, Dalkeith King, George, 26 High street, Pisherrow Kemp, D., chemist, 106 High street, Porto- King, George, 24 High street, Fisherrow bello—house, 7 West Brighton crescent King, James, mill-master, Duddingston Kemp, Lieut.-col., adjutant 1st Batt. M.R.V., King, J. B., stationmaster, Harden green, Langlands lodge, Eskbank, Dalkeith Dalkeith Kemp, R., grocer, 103 High street, Dalkeith King, Robert, Bonnington cottage, Ratho Kemp, W., baker, 12 West wynd, Dalkeith King, William, carter, Gorgie Kemp, Miss, assistant matron, City Poor- King, Mrs J. D., 5 Pitt street, Portobello house, Craiglockhart, Slateford Kinghorn, Adam, Restalrig, Jock's lodge Kemp, Miss, 10 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Kinghorn, Andrew, High st., Fisherrow Kemp, Miss, 2 Aberoorn place, Portobello Kinghom, William, baker and confectioner, Kemp, Mrs, Lochside house, Duddingston 210 High street, Portobello Kennedy, Chas., 6 Tower street, Portobello Kmlay, Miss, 182 High street, Portobello Kennedy, Gilbert, Dalkeith park, Dalkeith Kinnear, Henry, Harelaw cottage, Currie Kennedy, James, Middle Norton, Ratho Kinnear, John, moulder, Dalkeith Kennedy, Matthew, gardener, 133 High st., Kirkpatrick, Miss, Wellington cottage, Wel- Portobello lington street, Portobello Kenny, Miss, Mount Cherrie, Bonnyrigg, Kirkwood, Charles, parish schoolmaster, Lasswade Carrington, Lasswade Kennoway, R., farmer, Poltonfarm,Lasswade Kirkwood, Wm, Lothian bridge, Dalkeith Kennoway, Mrs, sen., Burnhead, Lasswade Kirkwood, Miss, Adele cottage, Loanhead Kent, J., tailor, 107 High street, Dalkeith Kirkwood. Mrs, Dalrymple loan, Musselburgh Kerr., Alex., High street, Dalkeith Kirsopp, Wm., 72 High St., Musselburgh Kerr, David, mason, East Calder, Mid-Calder Kissock, J., 23 Tower street, Portobello Kerr, Henry, farmer, Leadburn Kitchen, R., builder, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Kerr, J., general dealer, post-office, Liberton Kyd, Alexander S., grocer, 45 High street, Kerr, John, Wadingburn, Lasswade Portobello—house, 41 Kerr, John, farmer, The Bloom, Mid-Calder Kyles, William, photographer, 34 Bath st., Kerr, T., coal agent, Square, Penicuik Portobello—house, 36 Regent st. Kerr, W., Wester Causewayend, Mid-Calder Laidlaw, William, Loquhariot, Gorebridge Kerr, Dr W. D., R.N., Durham bank, Laidlaw, Miss, Meadowbank, Kirknewton Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Laing, David, carter, Blackball Kerr, William, grocer, Longstone, Slateford Laing, David, LL.D. (Signet Library'), 12 Kerr, Miss, 38 Joppa James street, Portobello Kerss, W., Newton cottage, Dalkeith Laing, George, carter, Davidson's mains Ketchen, A. & Sons, builders, Hawthorn ter- Laing & Foulis, tailors, &c, Penicuik race, Loanhead Laing, James, cowfeeder, Kirknewton Ketchen, James, stationmaster, Lasswade Laing, J., farmer, Melville grange, Liberton Ketchen, John, Hawthorn bank, Loanhead Laing, J., nurseryman, Pinkhill, Corstor- Kidd, Alex., farmer, Mauricewood, Penicuik phine Kidd, D., stationer, Lasswade bank, Lasswade Laing, John, wright, Silverburn, Penicuik Kidd, Jas., postmaster, Gogar, Corstorphine Laing, John, Kerswell cottage, Penicuik Kidd, John, farmer, Mauricewood, Penicuik Laing, John, Rosebank cottage, Penicuik 56 Laing. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Leishman.

Laing, John, Old Oraighall, Musselburgh Law, Mrs, Northfield, Duddingston Portobello Laing, Thos., teacher, New Out, Newhaven Lawrence, G., 23 Bath street, Ourrie Laing, Thomas, Yorkston, Gorebridge Lawrie, Allan, Wester Bavelaw, mains Laing, "William, 18 Joppa, Portobello Lawrie, A. W., W. Pilton, Davidson's Laing, Miss, Cairnie house, Musselburgh Lawrie, Francis, slater, etc., Mid-Calder Laing, Miss, 6 Maitland street, Newhaven Lawrie, George, Goodtrees, Currie Laing, Miss, Hillhead lodge, Lasswade Lawrie, Henry, joiner, Loanhead Ratho Laing, Mrs, farmer, Shawfair, Dalkeith Lawrie, James, Dalmahoy mains, West Calder Laing, Mrs, 1 Bellfield lane, Portobello Lawrie, J., farmer, Gavieside, trimming Laird, Robert, builder, etc., Hope's lane, Lawrie, John C, hosier, lace and Portobello—house, 115 High street merchant, 63 High street, Dalkeith Mid-Calder Lamb, Edmund, 10 Pitt street, Portobello Lawrie, John, Bell's quarry, Lamb, James, Westfield, Dalkeith Lawrie, John, clerk, 44 Joppa Lamb, James, grain merchant, Ratho Lawrie, P., 34 Henderson row, Portobello Robert, tailor, West Calder Lamb, J., blacksmith, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Lawrie, Lamb, James, agent, Royal Bank of Scot- Lawrie, William, coal merchant, 1 Welling- land, Granton ton street, Portobello Fernienat, Currie Lamb, John, slater, Gilmerton, Liberton Lawrie, fm, Musselburgh Lamb, John, smith, Rosewell, Lasswade Lawrie, Miss O, Herkes loan, Lamb, Thomas, baker, Penicuik Lawrie, Mrs, lodgings, Corstorphine and Lamb, Thomas, baker, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Lawson, Archibald & Stephen, painters street, Musselburgh Lamb, T., carter, 8 Pipe street, Portobello glaziers, 112 High lodge Lamb, Win., slater, 4 Back street, Dalkeith Lawson, And., joiner, Jock's Lamb, Mrs James, Rosebank cottage, Lawson, Chas., Borthwick hall, Gorebridge Juniper green, Ourrie Lawson, Chas., Blackburn cot., Penicuik Lamb, Mrs Mary, Loanhead Lawson, J., 88 High street, Portobello Milton cot- Lamond, James, S.S.C. and N.P., Inverey Lawson, Jas., land-surveyor, 24 house, Rosefield avenue, Portobello tages, Milton bridge Kirkliston Lamond, Miss, 8 Melville street, Portobello Lawson, James, blacksmith, CommercialBank, Edinburgh), Lamont, Rev. J., manse, Dalkeith Lawson, Wni. ( Landale, Mrs, 6 Melville place, Portobello 6 High street, Musselburgh Landels,A.,butcher,2 Abercorn st.,Portobello Leadbetter, Jas., Marfield, Loanhead manse, West Calder Landells, And., 12 High st., Musselburgh Learmouth, Rev. Wm., Portobello Lang, Mrs, Broom villa, Lasswade Leask, T., 3 St James' terrace, Langwill, Rev. James, manse, Currie Leckie, A., slater, &c, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Portobello Latta, Robert, writer, 29 Joppa, Portobello Lee, J. B. W., S.S.C, Sandford st., Portobello Latta, Mrs Dr, 2 E. Brighton cres., Portobello Lee, T. H., writer, Roseville, Lauder, Alexander, Goshen, Musselburgh Lees & Edwards, writers and notaries public, Musselburgh Laurie, Geo., surgeon, 32 Bridge st., Mussel- 36 Bridge street, burgh Lees, John, Mossend, Gorebridge clothier, Mid-Calder Laurie, Jas., Smartville, Links, Fisherrow Lees, Robt, tailor and writer, and notary Laurie, James, farmer, Mitchelston, Stow Lees, Thos., town-clerk, Musselburgh Law, W, & Son, wrights and builders, Roslin public, 36 Bridge street, Law, George, Annfleld cottage, Newhaven Legat, J., & Co., Millhill, Musselburgh Musselburgh Law, Hector, gardener, Woodfield, Roslin Legat, D. C, 38 High street, Law, James, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Legat, Robt., W.S., Esk park, Musselburgh Law, John, Rosebank cottage, Portobello Legat, Misses, Holybush house, Musselburgh Musselburgh Law, John (H., Craig, § Co.), Balerno bank, Legat, Mrs James, Millhill, Currie Legat, Mrs, Trafalgar lodge, Musselburgh Law, John, draper, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Legerwood, Wm., Lothian st., Dalkeith Law, John, dairyman, Lothian burn Leighton, D., Mount lodge, Portobello Law, John, mason, Juniper green, Ourrie Leishman,Jas.,Dalrymple loan, Musselburgh Law, Rev. John, Eskbank, Dalkeith Leishman, James, schoolmaster, Currie Law, Right Hon. W., Lord Provost, Hermi- Leishman, James, Juniper green, Currie Portobello tage, Mui-rayfield Leishman, Joseph, 1 Marionville, 57 Leitch. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Lumsden.

Leitch & Son, Magazine, Patkhead Lockhart, Andrew, 8 Almond bank, Cramond Leitch, Geo., tailor and postmaster, Ratho Lockhart, Rev. Win., A.M., manse, Colin- Leitch, Jas., labourer, Magazine, Pathhead ton, Slateford Leitch, James, spirit dealer, Jock's lodge Lockhart, Misses A. & J., 26 Bridge street, Leitch, J., grocer, postmaster, and registrar, Musselburgh 47 High street, Musselburgh Lockie, John, Milton mill, Milton bridge Leitch, Mrs J., china merchant, Lasswade Logan, G., W.S. {Clerk of Teinds, Register Leith, A., 20 Bath street, Portobello house), Hawthornbrae, Duddingston Leithead, Mrs James, farmer, Bow, Stow Logan, R., painter, 105 Union pi., Portobello Leslie, James, Fernielaw, Slateford Logan, Thomas, grocer, Balerno Leslie, Miss, Leven lodge, Portobello Logan, Mrs, Levenhall, Musselburgh' Lewis, William, Nine-mile burn, Penicuik Lonie, Jas., gardener, Pernieside, Liberton Liddell, Rev. J. R., The Manse, Kirkliston Lorimer & Clark {Caledonian Brewery), Liddell, W. H., tanner, Blinkbonny, Craig- Slateford leith, Blackhall Lorimer, Charles, stationmaster, Stow Liddell, Miss, teacher, Edmonstone, Dalkeith Lorimer, Mary, 5 High st., Musselburgh Liddle, R. & A., fleshers, Tait street, and Lorimer, William, shoemaker, Dalkeith 87 High street, Dalkeith Lorimer, Mrs, Woodville, Murrayfield Liddle, G., 54 High street, Dalkeith Lorraine, John, Stobsmills, Gorebiidge Liddle, Thomas, Middleton, Gorebridge Lothian, Marquis of, Newbattle abbey, Dal- Life Association of Scotland—T. Thomson. keith agent, Buccleuch place, Dalkeith Lothian, Maurice, St Catherine's, Liberton Lilly, J., shoemaker, Roslin Lothian, Rev. Wm., Congregational minister, Lind, James, baker, Corstorphine 1 High street, Musselburgh Lincl, J., farmer, Cobinshaw, West Oalder Louden, Alex., 12 High street, Musselburgh Lind, Robert, bootmaker, Granton Louden, D., painter, Corstorphine Lind, T., jun., N. Gobinshaw, West Calder Louden, John, 36 High street, Portobello Lindsay, George, Longloan, Liberton Lovell, J„ papennaker, West mills, Colinton, Lindsay, James, Dryden bank, Lasswade Slateford Lindsay, J., Cramond house lo lge, Cramond Low, Alexander, J. P. constable, Mid-Calder Lindsay, J., Eskbank grove, Dalkeith Low, J., tavern, Dalhousie place, Portobello Lindsay, J., 151 High street, Musselburgh Low, Miss, 16 Straiten place, Portobello Lindsay, John, farmer, Loanhead Lowe, G., gardener, Kirk park, Musselburgh Lindsay, John, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Lowe, J., Slateford house, Slateford Lindsay, Mrs S., 3 Millhill, Musselburgh Lowe, Rev. J., M.D., 8 Straiton pi., Portobello Linkston, Mrs, Cramond bridge, Cramond Lowe, W. H., M.D., P.R.C.P., Balgreen, Linn, James, Newbridge, Kirkliston Murrayfield Linnen, David, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Lowe, Mrs W., 12 Pitt street, Portobello Linton, Thomas, Cortleferrie, Stow Lowrie, A., inn, Crichtondean, Pathhead Listen, James H, Granton Lowrie, David, Blythfield cot., Mid-Calder Listen, Miss, of Hillhouse, Kirknewton Lowrie, Jas,, Westfield, Eskbank, Dalkeith Litster, Craig, & Co., miUers, Slateford Lowrie, T., 19 West wynd, Dalkeith Litster, G. (L., Craig, $ Co.), Redhall mill, Lowrie, Miss, Bankhead, Eskbank, Dalkeith Slateford Lowrie, Mrs, Bell's quarry, Mid-Calder Littlejohn, John, Smithy green, Liberton Lucas, R., M.D., Buccleuch st., Dalkeith Livingstone & Carse. tea, wine, and spirit Lumley, Philip, spirit retailer, Cramond merchants, 94 High street, Musselburgh Lumsdaine, J., sanitary inspector, Gihnerton Livingston, Allan, & Son, brick and tile Lumsden, Adam, N. Middleton, Gorebridge works, Portobello and Joppa quarry Lumsden, D. D., Stenhouse, Liberton Livingston, J., 64 Newbigging, Musselburgh Lumsden, Jane, grocer, Plenploth, Stow

Livingston, J., Helensville, Jock's lodge Lumsden, J. R. , farmer, Fountainhall, Stow Livingston, John, 17 Mount Pleasant. Joppa Lumsden, Thomas, stationmaster, New Livingston, Misses, Joppa house, 35 Joppa Hailes, Musselburgh Livingston, Mrs Allan, St Ann's, 3 Abercorn Lumsden, Walter, N. Middleton, Gorebridge terrace, Portobello Lumsden, William, painter, 44 Joppa 58 Lumsden. EDINBURGHSHIRE. M'Hardie.

Lumsden, Mrs, 23 Main street, Newhaven M'Donald, R., New lane, Newhaven yall, David, joiner, Currie M'Donald, Rev. J., U.P. manse, Loanhead Lyall, L., brewer, High street, Fisherrow M'Donald, Wm., East Craigie, Cramond Lyall, Miss Edmonstone, Dalkeith M'Donald, Wm., farmer, Ransfield, Ratho

Lyle, Peter and David, booksellers, stationers, M'Donald, Miss, 10 James st., Portobello and printers, Dalkeith Advertiser office, M'Donald, Miss Euphemia, milliner 122 69 High street, Dalkeith High street, Dalkeith Lyle, Misses, Rosebank villa, Eskbank, M'Donald, Mrs, Millbank, Stow Dalkeith M'Dougal, Edward J., Esk mill, Penicuik Lyle, Mrs, Westfield pi., Eskbank, Dalkeith M'Dougal, Thomas, Eskvale, Penicuik Lyon, Wm., 26 Wilson's park, Portobello M-Dougall, E. & T., Milton bridge Lyon, Mrs John, grocer, Lasswade M'Dougall, James, & Co., brush manufac- Lyon, Mrs Wm., 9 Tower st., Portobello turers, Old Barracks, Dalkeith Lyons, James, cattle dealer, Liberton M'Dougall, T., & Son, florists, &c, Campie M'Alley, Wm., manager, Newbattle brick- cottage, Fisherrow, Musselburgh works, Dalkeith M'Dougall, Alex., Granton mains, Granton M'Alpine, W., farmer, Bryans, Dalkeith M'Dougall, G., 36 Back street, Dalkeith M'Alpine, Miss, dressmaker, High street, M'Dowall, Andrew, farmer, Malcolmstone, Musselburgh Corstorphine M 'Andrew. J. M., F. C. school, Cockpen, M'Evoy, P., 5 Morrison place, Jock's lodge Lasswade M'Ewan, Douglas, Links, Musselburgh MAndrew, Mrs, 28 South st., Dalkeith M'Ewan, P., golf clubmaker, Golf house, M Arthur, Alex., Bridge st., Musselburgh Millhill, Musselburgh MArthur, P. W., Rosefield academy, Por- M'Farlane, Henry, 5 Regent st., Portobello tobello M'Farlane, J., shoemaker and postmaster, MAuslane, Wm., gardener, Inveresk Colinton, Slateford M'Call, Peter, spirit merchant, Murrayfield M'Farlane, Robert, gardener, Ramsay lodge, M'Calluni, J., Plewlands, Lothian burn Bath street, Portobello M'Cartney, Wm., sea-gravel merchant, New M'Gechan, James, Roslin hotel, Roslin street, Musselburgh M'Gechie, George, stationmaster, Inveresk M 'Cathie, G., 45 Main street, Newhaven M'Gill, Alex., smith, &c, Penicuik M'Caul, Elizabeth, dressmaker, Loanhead M'Gill, Chas., gardener to Lord Deas, Pen- M'Olare, John, 20 Newbigging, Musselburgh dreich house, Lasswade M'Coll, James, Pentland View villa, Cor- M'Gill, David, ironmonger, &c., Lasswade storphine M'Gill, George, East Calder, Mid-Calder M'Corquodale, A., 9 East Brighton crescent, M'Gill, Rev. H. M., minister of North Esk Portobello parish, Beechside house, Musselburgh M'Cubbin, A., saddler, Loanhead M'Gill, James, grocer, &c, Penicuik M'Culloch, Robert, Bay Horse inn, Elm M'Gill, Mrs Agnes, spirit dealer, Auchin- place, Dalkeith dinny, Milton bridge M'Culloch, Wm., Eden cottage, Currie M'Glashan, Alex., boatbuilder, Granton M'Crie, Wm. D., 1 Dalkeith street, Joppa M'Glashan, Alex., grocer, Granton M'Cutcheon, William, West Calder M'Gowan, John, slater, Croft cot., Dalkeith M 'Donald, Alex., teacher, Dalkeith M'Gregor, A., 21 Wilson's park, Portobello M'Donald, Cath., 196 High st., Portobello M'Gregor, A., parish schoolmaster, Penicuik M'Donald, Charles, quartermaster, Edin- M'Gregor, And., Maryfield cot, Portobello burgh Militia, 163 High st., Dalkeith M'Gregor, Helen, china merchant, Penicuik M'Donald, Charles, Restalrig, Jock's lodge M'Gregor, Peter, hotel-keeper, Lasswade M'Donald, Charles, Kirkliston Distillery, M'Gregor, Mrs Captain R. Stuart, Seaville, Kirkliston 9 John street, Portobello M'Donald, C, Hewan cottage, Loanhead M'Gregor, Mrs Colonel Hugh, 14 Brighton M'Donald, Donald, boatman, Granton place, Portobello M'Donald, G., inspector of poor, Lasswade M'Gregor, Mrs, Mount Pleasant, Liberton M'Donald, John, stationniaster, Penicuik M'Hardie, G. E., accountant {City of Glas- M'Donald, John, 182 High st., Portobello gow Bank), Hillside house, Lasswade 59 M'Inroy. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Macadam.

M'Inroy, James, Lothian bank, Dalkeith M'Laren, J., Chesterhill, Pathhead M'Intosh, Jarnes, Lamancha, Leadburn M'Laren, John, labourer, Juniper green, M'Intosh, James, stationer, Roslin Currie M'Intosh, John, forester, Barnton, Cramond M'Laren, Peter, builder, Ratho M'Intosh, "Win., Burnhouse, Jock's Lodge M'Laren, T., S.S.C., St Ann's mount, Lass- M'Intosh, William, lighthouse storekeeper, wade Granton M'Laren, T., Edgehead, Pathhead M'Intosh, Miss, 5 High street, Dalkeith M'Lauchlan, Mrs, Craigbraefarm, Cramond M'Intosh, Miss, Ramsay cottage, Blackball M'Lean, S. & M., East cottages, Granton

M'Intosh, Misses, Greenside lodge, Murray- M'Lean, James (M. 8f Son, Edin.), 13 Pitt field street, Portobello M'Intosh, Mrs, 16 Maryfield, Portobello M'Lean, Robert, Stevens cottage, "West glebe, M'Intyre, James D., postmaster, &c, Stow Dalkeith M'Isaac, Mrs, Herkes loan, Musselburgh M'Lean, Robert, grocer, Pathhead M'lvor, Wm., Muirhall cottage, WestCalder M'Lean, Mrs John, 18 Bath st., Portobello M'Kay, Donald, grocer, W. Calder M'Leish, Miss, Bridge end, Musselburgh M'Kay, J., Tower street, Portobello M'Leod, A., gardener, Newbattle, Dalkeith M'Kay, Daniel, Cameron bank, Liberton M'Leod, John, 27 Joppa M'Kay, Rev. Dr M., 6 Pitt street, Portobello M'Leod, Nicholas, Beach cottage,. Cramond M'Kay, Robert, Fountain house, Loanhead M'Leod, R., tailor and clothier, Penicuik MKean, R., mason and builder, Kirkliston M'Leod, Miss, Crawfurd bank, Lasswade M'Kelvie, J., Kelvin bank, Ourrie M'Letchie, Thomas, M.D., West Calder M'Kenzie, A. K., Ravelrig house, Currie M'Luckie, J., flesher, 75 High st., Portobello M'Kenzie, D., shoemaker, Mid-Calder M'Millan, Arch., 68 Main street, Newhaven M'Kelvie, Jas., manager, Oraigleith quarry, M'Morran, James, Langside, West Calder BlackhaU M'Nab, A. & J., dyers, &c, Inglis Green M'Kenzie, Joseph, Stenhonse, Liberton bleachfield, Slateford M'Kenzie, J., stationmaster, Fountainhall, M'Nab, James, Burgh school, 42 High st., Stow Musselburgh M'Kenzie, P., private asylum, Halcross M'Nair, A., Wester Millerhill, Dalkeith house, Musselburgh M'Naught, Misses, lodgings, 2 Brighton pi., M'Kenzie, "William, supervisor of Inland Portobello Revenue, Kirkliston M'Naughton, 0, 108 Highst., Musselburgh M'Kenzie, "W.N., 1 Chambers' ter., Portobello M'Nicol, Peter & Son, Leith carriers, Mill- M'Kenzie, Miss, 27 Tower st., Portobello hill, Musselburgh M'Kenzie, Misses, 26 Bath st., Portobello M'Neill, James, Tait street, Dalkeith M'Kenzie, Mrs, 7 Brighton pi., Portobello M'Neill, Right Hon. Sir John, G.C.B., Gran- M'Kerlie, Mrs Captain, 30 Bath st., Porto- ton house, Granton bello M'Neill, Thos., grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade M'Kerrow, Rev. J., Bridgend U.P. manse, M'Nish, R., N. Inverleith mains, Granton Penicuik M'Peak, Charles, tailor, Corstorphine M'Kinlay, Andrew, 88 Joppa M 'Pherson, James, postmaster, 89 High st., M'Kinlay, A., 35 Newbigging, Musselburgh Dalkeith M'Kinlay, D., 12 James street, Portobello M'Queen, James, Burnhouse, Jock's lodge M'Kinlay, Geo., 116 High street, Portobello M'Quoin, Rev. Joseph, St David's Chapel M'Kinlay, Samuel, 3 Esk place, Dalkeith house, Eskbank, Dalkeith M'Lagan, Peter, of Pumpherston, M.P., M'Rae, George, Charles court, Dalkeith Mid-Calder M'Vey, Joseph, 202 High st., Portobello M'Lannahan, James, Oriel cottage, Esk- M'Vey, W., jun., 137 High st., Portobello bank, Dalkeith M'Vey, "Wm., watchmaker and ironmonger, M'Laren, George, Overshiels, Mid-Calder 166 High street, Portobello' M'Laren, James, Cramond M'Whinnie, David, Orchardfleld, Ratho M'Laren, James, spirit dealer, 124 High st., M'Whinnie, John, grocer, Wilkieston, Ratho Fisherrow, Musselburgh Macadam, Stevenson, Ph.D., F.R.S., &c, M'Laren, James, Gogar park, Corstorphine 25 Brighton place, Portobello 60 Macalister. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Marshall.

Macalister, George, Oramond iron works, Mackinlay, Misses, Newlandburn, Pathhead Cramond Mackindlay, James, Redhall cot., Slateford Macalpine, Alex., The Bryans, Dalkeith Mackintosh, A. {Rodger Sf Mackintosh) 3 New Macarthur, James, Longrow, Oramond buildings, Tower street, Portobello

Macarthur, William, blacksmith, Oramond Mackintosh, Rev. D., U.P. manse, Back st., bridge Dalkeith llacarthur, Mrs P., 11 Melville pi., Portobello Mackintosh, John, Joppa, Portobello iMacdonald, John, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Mackintosh, Capt. Robert H., Sweet home, Macdonald, J., chemist and postmaster, Eskside, Musselburgh

Lasswade Macintosh, Mrs S., 14 Regent st., Portobello Macdonald, J., Juniper green, Ourrie Maclaren, P. H., M.D., F.R.C.S.E., The Macdonald, Mrs A., grocer, &c, 95 High st., Grove, Broomieknowe, Lasswade Musselburgh Macnab, Duncan, Herkes loan, Musselburgh Macduff, Rev. R. C. H., manse, Ratho Macpherson, Alex., Lauriston castle, David- Macduff, W., Inveralmond house, Cramond son's mains Macduff, Mrs, sen., of Bonhard, Inveralmond Macqueen, A., 11 Bridge st., Musselburgh house, Cramond Maddison, T., factor, Rosemains, Pathhead Macewan, T. T., teacher, Corbiehill school, Main, James, flesher, Lasswade Davidson's mains Main, Thomas, joiner, Davidson's Mains Macfadyen, Arch., 6 James st., Portobello Main, Mrs, J. C, Peacock hotel, Newhaven Macfadyen, Mrs, 3 Melville st., Portobello Mair, Rev. Alexander, U.P. Church, Stow Macfarlane, Colin, Moredun, Liberton Maitland, Sir A. G. R., Bart., M.P., Clifton Macfarlane, Rev. J., D.D., Eskbank, Dalkeith hall, Ratho Macfarlane, Mrs Wm. B., Westfield place, Maitland, Kenmure, sheriff-clerk of Mid- Dalkeith lothian, Brunstane house, Joppa Macfie, Claud, Gogar burn, Corstorphine Maitland, Captain Lewis, R.N, Windsor Macfie, Captain, Clermiston, Corstorphine cottage, Portobello Macfie, Wm., of Clermiston, Corstorphine Maitland, Miss, Corstorphine Macgregor, Rev. Malcolm, Newton, Dalkeith Mallenson, George, Lasswade Mackay, David, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Maltman, Alex., forester, Malleny, Currie Mackay, George, inspector of police, Town Mann, Sam., 2 Brighton cres., Portobello Hall buildings, Portobello Mark, John, Easter Deans houses, Leadburn Mackay, J., Church hill cot., Duddingston Mark, John, Craigend, Stow Mackay, John, Whitehouse villa, Cramond Marr, A., shoemaker, 68 High street, Mackay, Robt., 47 Back street, Dalkeith Pisherrow, Musselburgh Mackay, Miss, 6 Melville st., Portobello Marr, James, 47 High street, Portobello Mackay, Miss J., Tower lodge, Portobello Marr, John, Davidson's mains Mackay, Miss M., 2 Melville st., Portobello Marr, Mrs J. B., of Alderstone, Mid-Calder Mackenzie, David, Nether Liberton Marsh, Miss, Craigentinny house, Jock's Mackenzie, Rev. M. C, D.D., manse, Lass- lodge wade Marshall, Arch., wright, Kirknewton Mackenzie, Thomas, innkeeper, Currie Marshall, A., Kirkliston distillery, Kirk- Mackenzie, Miss, Hernington, Gordon cot., liston Pisherrow, Musselburgh Marshall, Rev. D., United Presbyterian Mackenzie, Mrs, 5 Mount Pleasant, Joppa manse, East Calder, Mid-Calder Mackenzie, Mrs, Whitehouse, Musselburgh Marshall, H, builder, Calder cottage, New- Mackenzie, Mrs Lieut., 14 Melville st., bigging, Musselburgh Portobello Marshall, J., farmer, Redcraig, Mid-Calder Mackenzie, Mrs M., 85 Main st., Newhaven Marshall, J., Pembroke lodge, Murrayfield Mackerall, J., 150 High st., Musselburgh Marshall, J., E. Newton, Kirknewton Mackie, Wm., 12 Bridge st.. Musselburgh Marshall, John, Curriehill house, Currie Mackie, Mrs, Grove house, Portobello Marshall, Robert, Old Saughton, Murrayfield Mackinlay, Alex. & Co.. chemical works, Marshall, R., parochial teacher, Lasswade Musselburgh Marshall, Mrs, Argyle house, Portobello Mackinlay, John, Leven hall, Musselburgh Marshall, Mrs H, 92 High st., Portobello 61 Marshall. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Millar.

Marshall, Mrs, 2 Maitland place, Newhaven Melbourne, Alex., police officer, Gorebridge Marshall, Mrs, Gateside, Kirkliston Melrose, Adam, flesher and grocer, Roslin Martin, Andrew, hotel, Corstorphine Melville, Gen., Right Hon. Viscount, K.C.B., Martin, D. E., Calder, Mid-Calder Melville castle, Lasswade Martin, Rev. Hugh, Greenhill cot., Lasswade Melville, Jas. M.,W.S.,Hanley, Corstorphine Martin, James, shoemaker, West Calder Melville, David, 95 Main street, Newhaven Martin, J. D., of Brotherton, Mid-Calder Melville, J., Co-operative store, Main street, Martin, John, baker, 50 High st., Dalkeith Newhaven Martin, Thomas, Eastwood, Gorebridge Melville, T., wright, 1 Annfield, Newhaven Martin, W., sen., East Calder, Mid-Calder Melville, Mrs, 5 Maitland st., Newhaven Martin, Wm, baker, East Calder, Mid-Calder Melvin, James, farmer, Bonnington, Ratho Martin, William, coal merchant, Granton Melvin, John, Ratho mains, Ratho Martin, Mrs Ann, flesher, Balerno, Currie Menzies, William, Seabeach house, Straiton Mason, Ales., Juniper green, Currie place, Portobello Mason, John, innkeeper, Justinlees inn, Mercer, J., & Co., tweed manufacturers, Stow Gallowshall, Eskbank, Dalkeith Mercer, Helen, Torsonce mill, Stow Mason, Robert, Glenbrook, Currie Mercer, James, Cousland, Pathhead Mason, Robert, of Banktown, Mid-Calder Mercer, John, New Hailes, Musselburgh Mason, R., Morton mains, Lothian burn Mercer, Robert, of Scotsbank, Ramsay Mason, Mrs, 15 Pitt street, Portobello lodge, Bath street, Portobello Mason, Mrs, farmer, Middleton, Gorebridge Mercer, Thomas, house painter, Lasswade Masonic Lodge, Portobello — Alex. Scott, Mercer, W., manager, Stow mills, Stow master; J. White, sec.—3d Thursday Merricks, Hezekiah, Eskhill, Roslin Massiah, Mrs, 22 Melville st., Portobello Merricks, Mrs James, Woodfield, Roslin Masterton, James, Burnhall, Ratho Merricks, Mrs Thomas A. H., Penicuik Mather, Alex., The lodge, Balerno, Currie Merrilees & Co., printers, 65 High street, Mather, Alex., farmer, Bankhead, Currie Portobello Mather, James, 90 Main street, Newhaven Merrylees, R., Clyde cot., Bonnyrigg, Lass- Matheson, D., grocer, 75 Main st., Newhaven wade Matheson, Mrs J., 5 Bellfied pi., Portobello Messer, T. J. Fordyce, M.D., Penicuik Mathieson, Alex., Shrub mount, Portobello Metcalfe, W. & J., ironmongers, &c, 59 and Mathieson, Arch,, Plewlands, Lothian burn 91 West High street. Dalkeith Mathieson, Miss E., 5 Adelphi place, Porto- Metcalfe, James, Eskbank, Dalkeith bello Methven, Thomas, nurseryman, Gogar nur- Matthew, J., Juniper green, Currie sery, Corstorphine Maxwell, Alex., carter, Gorgie Mid-Calder Mineral Oil Company (Limited) Maxwell, G., dairyman, Davidson's mains —N. M. Henderson, manager Maxwell, G., Carnpie lane, Musselburgh Middlemas, John, carter, Gorgie Maxwell, P., farmer, Drumbryden, Slateford Middlemass, R., Ivy cottage, Jock's Lodge Maxwell, T., St Ann's, Juniper green, Currie Middlemass, Thomas, carter, Gorgie Maxwell, Wm., Arniston mains, Gorebridge Middleton, J., medical practitioner, Stow Mearns, Alex., session clerk, West Calder Midlothian Pottery—W. A. Gray, proprietor, Meikle, C, actuary (N. S. Savings iBank, Pipe street, Portobello Edinburgh), 6 Abercorn ter., Portobello Miles, Henry, carrier, Penicuik Meikle, Peter, Coalheughhead, West Calder Mill, James, Newlandburn, Pathhead Meikle, Richard, W. Torphin, West Calder Millar, Andrew, 5 Marshall cot., Portobello Meikle, Thomas, Juniper green, Currie Millar, Andw., 48 High street, Musselburgh Meikle, Misses, Mid-Calder Millar, Rev. A., Springbank villa, Lasswade Meikle, Mrs, Juniper green, Currie Millar, D., dairyman, Muirhall, W. Calder Meikle, Mrs, Dovitshill, West Calder Millar, George, excise officer, North Esk Meiklejohn, Mrs, 3 Wellington st., Portobello mill, Dalkeith

Meikle j on, John, horticultural engineer, Millar, Geo. , Braefoot cottage, Corstorphine Westfield ironworks, Eskbank, Dalkeith Millar, James, 7 Maitland street, Newhaven Mein, George, Fair-a-far row, Cramond Millar, James, blacksmith, Gorgie Mein, J., 24 Henderson row, Portobello Millar, J., farmer, Burnhouse, Mid-Calder 62 Millar. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Monteith.

Millar, John, porter, Granton Mitchell, Alex., jun., contractor to the War Millar, John, draper, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Department. Waulk mills, Musselburgh Millar, John, New street, Musselburgh Mitchell, A., manager, Kirkliston distillery Millar, John, Newbigging, Musselburgh Mitchell, Alex., Edinburgh road, Dalkeith Millar, Peter, tanner and merchant, 4 Esk- Mitchell, D., 128 High street, Fisherrow, side, Musselburgh Musselburgh Millar, R., merchant, E. Calder, Mid-Calder Mitchell, G. C, 68 Newbigging, Musselburgh Millar, Samuel Christy, of Craigentinny Mitchell, James, 19 South street, Dalkeith house, Jock's lodge Mitchell, James, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Millar, T., farmer, Wester Briggs, Cramond Mitchell, Rev. James, A.M., Hermitage place, Millar, T., Beachside house, Musselburgh Restalrig, Jock's lodge Millar, Thomas, grocer, etc., 37 Newbigging, Mitchell, W. J., Montpelier, Juniper green, and New street, Musselburgh Currie Millar, W. & J., tanners, Fisherrow Mitchell, A. H., 46 Main street, Newhaven Millar, Misses, dressmakers, Lasswade Mitchell, J. G., 2 Annfield, Newhaven Millar, Miss, tern, hotel, High st., Portobello Mitchell, J., V.S., 95 High st., Musselburgh Millar, Miss, Whytland house, Loanhead Mitchell, John, millwright, Penicuik Millar, Mrs J., Spring bank, Fisherrow Mitchell, P., teacher, Cockpen, Lasswade Miller, T. & J., builders, Mid-Calder Mitchell, Robert K. (of Falkirk Iron Com- Miller, A., Militia store, Dalkeith pany), Sycamore bank, Corstorphine Miller, Captain P., Loanhead Mitchell, R., roadman, Ford, Pathhead Miller, David, 5 Adelphi place, Portobello Mitchell, Thomas, Gilmerton, Liberton Miller, James, Newbattle farm, Dalkeith Mitchell, T., flesher, 124 High st., Dalkeith Miller, James, Coxiedean, Kirknewton Mitchell, R. N., Middleton, Gorebridge Miller, Jas., Featherhall, Corstorphine Mitchell, Wm., Bell's quarry, Mid-Calder Miller, James, Road-end, Slateford Mitchell, Wm., Craigleith house, Blackball Miller, John, keeper of the Edinburgh Mitchell, W., Stobhill. Gorebridge water, Glen cottage, Roslin Mitchell, Mrs, Far-a-far row, Cramond Miller, John, builder, Mid-Calder Mochrie, R., Northfield house, Jock's lodge Miller, Thomas, Brigs, Kirkliston Moffat, Mary, & Son, bakers, Penicuik Miller, W., 1 Brighton crescent, Portobello Moffat, A., private lunatic asylum, New- Miller, William, draper, West Calder bigging house, Musselburgh Miller, Wm, manufacturer of starch, &c, Moffat, Alex., carter, Langlaw, Pathhead Fisherrow—house, Links Moffat, G., gardener, Coldwells, Pathbead Miller, William, slater, Mid-Calder Moffat, Geo., farmer, Fordeldean, Dalkeith Miller, W., veterinary surgeon, Mid-Calder Moffat, James, forester, Blackcot, Dalkeith Miller, William, painter, Mid-Calder Moffat, J., gardener, Coldwells, Pathhead Miller, Mrs, Woodville, Eskbank, Dalkeith Moffat, W., farmer, Herniand, West Calder Mills, Alexander, lime merchant, Pathhead Moffat, Wm., Easter Konleith, Currie Mills, Mrs, Ford house, Pathhead Moffat, Mrs, 2 Abercorn place, Portobello Milne, James, & Son, Davidson's mains Moffat, Mrs, private asylum, Smeaton grove, Milne, Vice-Admiral Sir A., K.C.B., Inveresk Inveresk, Musselburgh Milne, John, schoolmaster, &c, Cramond Moir, David, Braefoot, Corstorphine Milne, J., Sunnybank, Jock's lodge Moir, Dr J., Eskside, Musselburgh Milne, J. K., Kevock tower, Lasswade Moir, George, Newhall house, Penicuik Milne, P., police constable, Lasswade Moir, P., horse dealer, Golf hall, Corstorphine Milne, Thomas, 115 High street, Portobello Moncrieff, R. S., Glebe bank house, Dalkeith Milne, W. grocer, 25 South street, Dalkeith Monfries, James, grocer, , Penicuik Milne, W., painter, Mid-Calder Monro, Joseph, Auchindinny, Milton bridge Milne, Miss J., 10 High street, Musselburgh Monteith, A., shoemaker,49 High st., Dalkeith Milner, James, Curriemuirend, Currie Monteith, Bryden, Tower mains, Liberton Milner, John, Harwood, West Calder Monteith, Sam., currier, Back st., Dalkeith Mitchell, James & Co., WeUington chemical Monteith, Mrs, 58 High street, Dalkeith and salt works, Musselburgh Monteith, Mrs, grocer, Pathhead Mitchell Brothers, 77 High street, Dalkeith Monteith, Misses, 1 Mount Pleasant, Joppa 63 Monteith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Mutter

Monteith, Miss, 24 Tower street, Portobello Mungle, A. & Sons, West Calder Montgomery, John, spirit retailer, 66 High Mungle, A., farmer, Muirhall, West Calder street, Fisherrow, Musselburgh Mungle, John, banker, West Calder Montgomery, Robert, grocer, 55 High st., Munro, Arch. I., 128 High st., Portobello Fisherrow, Musselburgh Munro, A., gardener, West Holmes, Mussel- Moore, Thos. H. {Deans and Moore), coal- burgh master, Smeaton park, Inveresk Munro, Hugh, teacher, Kirkhill, Penicuik Moore, Win., teacher, Gilmerton, Liberton Munro, John, spirit dealer, Jock's lodge Morgan, Mrs, 4 Esk green, Musselburgh Munro, R., Abercorn nursery, Jock's lodge Morison, Lady, Balerno hill house, Currie Munro, Thos., Humbie hill, Kirknewton Morison, Misses, John's burn, Currie Munro, William, 7 Regent st., Portobello Morison, Mrs, 1 Lower Joppa Munro, Miss, Newtongrange, Dalkeith Morris, J., grocer, Muirhouse, Craniond Munro, Mrs, Punlar's Acre cot., Musselburgh Morris, William, Militia store, Dalkeith Munsie, Rev. W., U.P. manse, Slateford Morrison, W. & J., Ramsay sq., Newhaven Murdison, Wm, farmer, Craigburn,Leadburn Morrison, A. K., 21 Joppa, Portobello Murdoch & Forsyth, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Morrison, Lewis, contractor, Gorebridge Murdoch, Alex. (General Register House), Morrison, James, View bank, Liberton 2 Sandford street, Portobello Morrison, Rev. Jas. (colleague to Dr Burns, Murdoch, J., baker, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade F. C.), 2 Melville ter., Corstorphine Murdoch, J., farmer, Fallhills, Penicuik Morrison, John, 26 Joppa, Portobello Murdoch, R., clothier, 1 6 High st., Dalkeith Morrison, T. H., 1 Abercorn st., Portobello Murdoch Richard, Elm row, Lasswade Morrison, Wm, 168 High street, Dalkeith Murdoch, Miss, W. Brighton cres., Portobello Morrison, Mrs, 30 Eskside, Musselburgh Mure, Robt., S.S.C,, 5 Abercorn terrace, Morrison, Mrs, 6 Rosefield place, Portobello Portobello Morrison, Mrs J. T., 25 Bath st., Portobello Murie, William, accountant, Clydesdale Morton, the Earl of, Dalmahoy, Ratho Bank, Mid-Calder Morton, J., auctioneer, North wynd, Dalkeith Murray & Buchan, Portobello pottery, Por- Morton, J., cowfeeder, Cocklaw, Hermiston tobello Morton, J., grocer, 80 High st., Portobello Murray, D., North Middleton, Gorebridge Morton, W., tailor, East Oalder, Mid-Calder Murray, James, farmer, Lochend, Ratho Motherwell, J., 34 Newbigging, Musselburgh Murray, James, grocer, &c, Loanhead Mossman, David, Leadburn Murray, J., farmer, Lenny mains, Cramond Mowat, Magnus, boat-builder, Newhaven Murray, John, china merchant, Loanhead Muir, J. & W., farmers, Longmuir, Lasswade Murray, John, farmer, Skivo and Balgreen, Muir, Andrew, mason, West Calder Mid-Calder Muir, Gavin, Coltbridge, Murrayfield Murray, Peter, Harvieston, Gorebridge Muir, Rev. J. S., Coekpen manse, Lasswade Murray, Robert, farmer, SpittaL, Penicuik Muir, John, Middle Kenleith, Currie Murray, Robert, of Springfield, Leadburn Muir, John, baker, and Croall's coach-office, Murray, T., farmer, Braidwood and Eastside, Lasswade Penicuik Muir, John, Burnside cottage, Lasswade Murray, Thos., LL.D., Elmbank, Lasswade Muir, R., boot and shoe maker, Penicuik Murray, Walter, cattle salesman, Cramond Muir, Robert, Inverary cottage, Lasswade Murray, Walter, Longstone, Slateford Muir, Wm., grocer and baker, Kirkliston Murray, Miss Janet, teacher, West Calder Muir,W. G.,Duddingston green, Duddingston Murray, Miss E., 4 St James' terrace, Bath Muir, Mrs, grocer, Corstorphine street, Portobello Muir, Mrs P., dairy, New street, Fisherrow Murray, Mrs, lodgings, Eskside cottage, Muirhead, George, Sheep-head tavern, Dud- Musselburgh dingston Mushe, Wm. & Robert, Dalkeith Iron works, Muirhead, Jas, draper, 21 High st., Dalkeith Dalkeith Muirhead, John, nesher, Mid-Calder Mushet, R., Glenarch house, Dalkeith Muirhead, Thomas M., flesher, Mid-Calder Mushet, Wm., Fairfield house, Eskbank, Muirhead, W. (Commercial Union Insurance Dalkeith Co.). 5 West Brighton cres., Portobello Mutter, Wm., miller, East mill, Currie 64 Mutter. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Ovens.

Mutter, Misses, Melville bank, Lass-wade Nisbet, Mrs, Janefield cottage, Roslin Mutter, Misses, 55 Back st., Dalkeith Nisbet, Mrs J., 12 High street, Musselburgh Mylne, T., farmer, Niddrie mains, Liberton Nish, J., 119 High st., Fisherrow, Musselbg. Mylne, Mrs J., 6 E. Brighton ores., Portobello Niven, William & Andrew, earners, Fishers' Naisniitk, A.,St Clement's wells,Musselburgh tryst, Milton bridge Nairn, John, painter, Dalkeith Niven, Andrew, military institute, 1 Morri- Napier, Lady, Duddingston cottage, West son place, Jock's lodge Duddingston Niven, John, Gogar. Corstorphine Napier, R., plumber, 126 High st., Dalkeith Nixon, Wm., 16 Mount Pleasant, Joppa National Bank of Scotland—Patrick C. Noble, Alexander, farmer, Shewington, Car- Russell, agent, 67 High st., Dalkeith rington, Lasswade Naysmith, Alexander, West Calder Noble, Alexander, Lochend, Fisherrow Needham, Hon. Mrs, 3 Hamilton villas, Noble, Bartholomew, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Portobello Noble, David, Stenhouse mills, Murrayfield Neil, Alexander, West wynd, Dalkeith Noble, Geo., teacher, &c, Crichton, Pathhead Neil, Andrew, smith, Colinton, Slateford Noble, James, Howgate, Penicuik Neil, D., innkeeper, Roslin inn, Roslin Noble, Robt., farmer, Shewington, Lasswade Neil, R. G., G-ogar mains, Corstorphine Noble, R., teacher, Newtongrange, Dalkeith Neilson, Isabella, 22 Eskside, Musselburgh Noble, Miss, teacher, East houses, Dalkeith Neilson, Peter, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Norman, J., foreman, Balerno mills, Currie Neilson, Miss, Woodbine, Corstorphine Northey, Major, 10 John street, Poi-tobello Nelson, Robt. R., The Fountain, Loanhead Notman, John, Thimble hall, Slateford Nesbit, John, pharmaceutical chemist, 172 Norman, W. J., Kirkton lodge, Murrayfield High street, Portobello—house, 174 Notman, A., farmer, West Edge, Liberton Ness, J., 9 Adelphi street, Portobello Notman, T., farmer, Gorgie park, Gorgie Ness, Wm., Boathouse bridge, Cramond Ogilvie, Arch., farmer, Old Liston, Ratho Newlands, J. K., 137 High st., Musselburgh Ogilvie, David, postmaster, Mid-Calder Newlands, William, agent, Clydesdale bank, Ogilvie, William S., agent, Clydesdale bank, 99 High street, Portobello Mid Calder Newlands, Miss, New Pentland, Loanhead Ogilvie, Miss Margaret, teacher, Ratho Newsam, John, wine and spirit merchant, Oliphant, Francis, 31 Tower st., Portobello Ship inn, 80 High street, Dalkeith Oliver, O, engineman, Edgehead, Pathhead Newton, Jas., Lamont's pi., Musselburgh Oliver, Thomas, Redheughs, Corstorphine Nichol, Jas., 49 Newbigging, Musselburgh Oliver, Mrs, 4 Dalkeith street, Joppa Nichol, J., joiner, Juniper green, Currie O'Reilly, Thomas (Inland Revenue), Dean Nicol & Harkness, tailors, Gorebridge park cottage, Currie Nicol, D., baker, Davidson's mains Ormiston, Eben., East houses, Dalkeith Nicol, P., Cross Keys stables, Dalkeith Ormiston, J., coal merchant, Jock's lodge Nicol, Mrs John, baker and postmistress, Ormiston, Robert, carter, Pathhead Davidson's mains Ormiston, Mrs Janet, farmer, Edgehead Nicholson, J. R., Rosebank, Murrayfield farm, Dalkeith Nicholson, Robert, Hilwood cottage, Ratho Orr & Martin, joiners, West Calder Nicholson, Mrs M., 5 Eskside, Musselburgh Orr, Alexander, Bridgend, Musselburgh Nimmo, David, wright, Kirkliston Orr, John, draper, Ratho Nimmo, J., East Calder, Mid-Calder Orr, William, grocer, Kirkliston Nimmo, Mrs, Sighthill, Murrayfield Oswald, Henry, shoemaker, Duddingston Nisbet, A., salt manufacturer, Joppa pans Oswald, Lady Mary, Manor house, Inveresk, Nisbet, A., clerk, Newbattle col., Dalkeith Musselburgh Nisbet, Andrew, clerk, Gowkshill, Lasswade Otto, Agnes, post-office, Pathhead Nisbet, George, smith and ironmonger, 50 Otto, J., surgeon, Loanhead High street, Musselburgh Otto, William E., Eskside house, Dalkeith Nisbet, James, gas manager, Mid-Calder Outram, Sir Francis, Craigcrook castle. Nisbet, John More, Drum house, Liberton Blackball Nisbet, Peter, Nether houses, Lasswade Ovens, George, grocer and draper, Stow Nisbet, Robert, Chesterhill, Pathhead Ovens, Walter, coal agent, Stow E 05, Ovenston. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Pennycook.

Ovenston, Robert, baker, Jock's lodge Paterson, R., labourer. Loanstone, Lasswade Pace, John, merchant, Davidson's mains Paterson, Sergeant R., keeper of city powder Pae, D., New Pentland cottage, Loanhead magazine, Blackball Palmer, John D., Garden cottage, Portobello Paterson, William, farmer, Oatslie, Roslin Paris, William, wood merchant, Bell's Paterson, William, grocer and postmaster, quarry, Mid-Calder Addiewell, West Calder Park, Andrew, labourer, Stow Paterson, Win., 68 High st., Musselburgh Park, J., Stoneyhill house, Musselburgh Paterson, William, inspector of poor, Ratho Park, T., farmer, Stoneyhill, Musselburgh Paterson, William, of Catpair, Stow Park, Win., golf club and ball maker, Links, Paterson, Wm., 65 High street, Portobello Musselburgh Paterson, Miss, Ellon cot., Eskbank, Dalkeith Park, Serjeant-major W., Glebe, Dalkeith Paterson, Miss A., 13 Tower st., Portobello Parker, John, police constable, Pathhead Paterson, Miss, grocer, Loanhead Dalkeith Paterson, Mrs J., 172 High st.. Dalkeith Parr, John, Bell's law, Dalkeith Paterson, Mrs T., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Pate, A., farmer. E. Middleton, Gorebridge Paterson, MrsW., Hawthorn cot., Duddin gston Pate, A. Fulford, Glencorse, Roslin Paterson, Mrs, 12 Brighton pi., Portobello Paterson, Adam, of Whitlee, Stow Paterson, Mrs, Rosefield cot., Portobello Paterson, Alex., town clerk, &c, Rosefield Paterson, Mrs, Abercorn house, Portobello cottage, Portobello Paterson, Mrs, Meadowspot, Eskbank Paterson, A., inspector of poor, Tait st., Patullo, John, innkeeper, Corstorphine Dalkeith—house, Parkside place Paton, Chalmers Izett, The Tower, Portobello Paterson, Arch., farmer and land valuator, Paton, J. & Co., Whitehill, Mid-Calder Meadowfield, Corstorphine Paton, Rev. J. A. H., Manse, Duddingston Paterson, David, East mill, Currie Paton, William, stationmaster, Ratho Paterson, D. A., Restalrig park, Jock's lodge Paton, Mrs Hugh, The Tower, Portobello Paterson, Francis, Burnhouse, Jock's lodge Patterson, Alex., 2 Brighton ter., Portobello Paterson G., 37 High street, Musselburgh Pattison, George H., advocate, Linkfield Paterson, George M., Corstorphine house, Musselburgh Paterson, Hugh, Oak lodge, Inveresk, Peacock, M., 160 High street, Dalkeith Musselburgh Peacock, Peter, 41 High street, Dalkeith Paterson, James, cabinetmaker, 36 High Peacock, T., M.D., Stenhouse, Liberton street, west, and Parkside pi., Dalkeith Peacock, Mrs, 2 Hamilton villas, Portobello Paterson, James, grocer and spirit mer- Pearson, James, joiner, Ravelrig, Currie chant, 44 High street, Musselburgh Pearson, Jas., farmer, Cousland, Pathhead Paterson, James, carter, Slateford Pearson, J., baker, coach-office, Loanhead Paterson, J., farmer, Eastfield, Penicuik Pearson, W., inspector of poor and post- Paterson, J., 5 Sandford street, Portobello master, Corstorphine Paterson, John, Burn house, Portobello Peddie, Ann, Myrtle grove, Lasswade Paterson, John, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Peebles, Wm. F., 95 High st., Dalkeith Paterson, John, mason, Corstorphine " Pender, David, innkeeper, Mid-Calder Paterson, John, china and glass merchant, Pendreigh, A., Dove Park cottage, Liberton 5 High st., Dalkeith—house, Cross st. Pendreigh, G., Upper Dalhousie, Lasswade Paterson, J., Addiewell works, W. Calder Pendreigh, Jas., Catcune house, Gorebridge Paterson, J., Clydesdale bank, Penicuik Pendreigh, James, grocer, Gorebridge Paterson, John, grocer, Bridgend, Penicuik Pendreigh, W., Upper Dalhousie, Lasswade Paterson, L., 19 Wilson's park, Portobello Pendreigh, Mrs, grocer, Dewarton, Pathhead Paterson, P., grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Pendrich, Ann, Pentland inn, Loanhead Paterson, R., agent for Royal Bank, Dalkeith Pendrich, J., overseer, Ravelston, Blackhall Paterson, R. P., registrar, Duddingston Pendridge, John, grocer and postmaster, Paterson, R. S., 5 Rosefield pi., Portobello Millerhill, Dalkeith Paterson, R., carter, Gorgie Penieuik Co-operative Association, Penicuik Paterson, Robert, Baxter's pi., Portobello Penman, John, farmer, Bonally, Slateford Paterson, Robert, grocer, Pathhead Penman, Mrs, Bythorn, Murrayfield Paterson, Robt., Cameron cottage, Lasswade Pennycook, Jas., New Pentland, Loanhead 66 Pennycook. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Pursell.

Pennycook, J., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Porteous, Mrs, milliner, etc., Loanhead Pennycook, Robert, grocer, 52 High street, Porter, David, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Fisherrow, Musselburgh Porter, Mrs, Far-a-far row, Cramond Pennycuick, David, tailor, Cramond bridge Porterfield, J. H., gardener, Lochend house Pennycuick, Wm, grocer, Liberton Jock's lodge Pentland, Ann, Duddingston Portobello Gas-Light Co., Bridge street Pentland, Mrs,Kingston grange cot., Liberton Portobello Reading Rooms, 76 High street Peterson, John, East cottage, Granton Potter, Alex., Wheatfielcl cot., Jock's lodge Peterson, Miss, Juniper green, Currie Potter, John, tailor, Corstorphine Pettigrew, William, lime works, Pathhead Potter, Stephen, 20 High street, Dalkeith Pettrie, H., land-steward, Wellington Refor- Potts, Alex., spirit dealer, Balerno, Currie matory, Penicuik Potts, G. H, Pettis mount, Lasswade Philip, D., merchant, Balerno, Currie Pow, James, jun., Walltower, Leadburn Philip, Jas., tobacconist, Kirkhall, Penicuik Pow, James, surgeon, Walltower and Philip, James, 86 High street, Dalkeith Ravelsdykes, Penicuik Philip, John, wood-merchant and farmer, Pow, Mrs, baker and postmistress, Cramond Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Powell, S., 8 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Philip, Robt., farmer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Primrose, G., manufacturer, Dumbrae, Philip, Helen, merchant, Kirkhill, Penicuik Musselburgh—house, Primrose place Philip, Mrs, 6 John street, Portobello Primrose, J., Turniedykes, Ford Philips, Charles, Main street, Newhaven Primrose, J. T., farmer, Saughland, Ford Philpott, John, hotel, Pier place, Newhaven Primrose, Thos., 82 High st., Musselburgh Pinkerton, B., East Calder, Mid-Calder Primrose, Mrs, 3 Millhill, Musselburgh Pirrie, Wm., Lothian lodge, Eskbank Pringle, W. & J., Crichton house, Pathhead Pitcairn, James L., 8 Millh.Hl, Musselburgh Pringle, A., Pathhead parks, Pathhead Pitman, Alfred, Dalmahoy, Ratho Pringle, A., grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Plenderleith, A., Moorfoot, Gorebridge Pringle, David, saddler, Stow Plenderleith, George, Chesterhill, Pathhead Pringle, G., 11 High st., Portobello Plenderleith, W., Cauldhall, Lasswade Pringle, G., vintner, Pathhead Plummer, Geo. H., Edin. road, Dalkeith Pringle, James, Hangingshaw, Stow Plummer, Wm., Edinburgh road, Dalkeith Pringle, J., Greenbank, Lothian burn Police office, Town hall buildings (George Pringle, James, cooper, Stow Mackay, inspector), Portobello Pringle, James, Pentland villa, Loanhead Poole, John, 37 Henderson row, Portobello Pringle, J., M.D., R.N., Symington, Stow Ponton, Mrs, Buccleuch street, Dalkeith Pringle, John, naihnaker, Gorebridge Pope, Rev. J., St David's Catholic Church, Pringle, John, Garvald, Heriot, Gorebridge Dalkeith Pringle, Peter, grocer, 10 High st.—house, Pope, Mrs, Abbey mount, Eskbank, Dalkeith Shrub mount, Portobello Porteous, A. & J., Lochend, Musselburgh Pringle, R., grocer, Annfield, Newhaven Porteous, Wm. & T., clothiers and drapers, Pringle, R., innkeeper, Cockmuir, Gorebridge 70 High street, Dalkeith Pringle, Mrs, Kirkland hill, Gorebridge Porteous, G., grocer, Lasswade Pringle, Mrs W. A., 4 Elcho ter., Portobello Porteous, George, builder, Braemar cottage, Pringle, Miss J., 4 Lothian bank, Dalkeith Juniper green, Currie Proctor & Young, 8 High st., Dalkeith Porteous, G. M., Juniper green, Currie Proudfoot, J., Ravelston cottage, Blackhall Porteous, D. K., 1G6 High st., Dalkeith Proudfoot, Thorn., Pinkie hill, Musselburgh Porteous, James, 59 High street, Fisherrow Proudfoot, Miss, 16 Regent st., Portobello Porteous, James, Laurel bank, Dalkeith Proven, Wm., innkeeper, Kirkliston Porteous, John, carrier, Kirknewton Pryde, John, 78 High st., Dalkeith Porteous, John, Lasswade Purdie, A., farmer, West mains, W. Calder Porteous, John, farmer, Whim, Leadburn Purdie, John, painter, Loanhead Porteous, Preston, Lasswade Purdie, J., millwright, E. Calder, Mid-Calder Porteous, Wm., Laurel bank, Dalkeith Purdie, Mrs J., Millhill, Musselburgh Porteous, Miss, Braemar cot., Juniper green, Pursell, D., 1 High street, Dalkeith Currie Pursell, Miss Isa, 59 High st., Dalkeith 67 Pursell. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Ritchie.

Pursell, Miss, The Glebe, Dalkeith Reid, Thos., 41 High st., Musselburgh Purves, Charles, Bellevue place, Dalkeith Reid, Thos., blacksmith, East Calder, Mid Purves, J., F.E.I.S., 3 Eskside, Musselburgh Calder Purves, John, 176 High street, Portobello Reid, Thomas, Newstead, Leadburn Purves, R. G., Lewisville, Musselburgh Reid, Thomas, shoemaker, Gorebridge Purves, Robert, gardener, Roslin Reid, W. (W. Sr Q. R.), Granton lodge, Purves, Robert, Newbigging, Musselburgh Granton Purves, Mrs E., Roslin castle, Roslin Reid, Mrs, grocer, 19 Annfield, Newhaven Quarrier, Mrs, grocer, High st., Fisherrow Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 48 High st., Dalkeith Rae & Co., Muir's lane, West Calder Reid, Miss F., artist, 4 Melville st., Portobello Rae, Alex., farmer, Breichmill, W. Calder Reid, Miss J., 17 Straiton place, Portobello Rae, Andrew, gardener, Molehall, Lasswade Reid, Miss, Union place, Portobello Rae, James, grocer, Gilmerton, Liberton Reid, Mrs, grocer, 2 Almond bank, Cramond Rae, Jas., gardener, Hawthornden, Lasswade Reid, Mrs, 192 High street, Portobello Rae, T., farmer, Breichmill, West Calder Rennie, A., farmer, Baads mains, W. Calder Rae, Miss, 1 St James ter., Portobello Rennie, Jas., mason, Newbridge, Kirkliston Raeburn, J. P. & L. W., Grange oil works, Rennie, Wm„ 100£ High street, Dalkeith West Calder Rennie, Miss M., Poplar bank, Duddingston Raeburn, John P., Charlesfield, Mid-Calder Renton, A. H„ Janefield house, Duddingston Raeburn, Miss, 27 Bridge St., Musselburgh Renton, Jas., M.D., White Hart st., Dalkeith Rainey, Mrs, postmistress and stationer, Renton, J., Crossgate hill, Musselburgh Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Renton, Mrs, Oakmount, Lasswade Ralston, David, merchant, W. Calder Renwick, Gideon, farmer, Watherston, Stow Ramage, Andrew, cowfeeder, Jock's lodge Renwick, Jas. B., 12 Regent st., Portobello Ramage, George, Restalrig, Jock's lodge Renwick, Robert, farmer, Hawkburn, Stow Ramsay, James, 45 High st., Portobello Rhind, Mrs, 16 Brighton place, Portobello Ramsay, James, 5 Maitland pi., Newhaven Riach, George, schoolmaster and registrar, Ramsay, R. B. Wardlaw, of Whitehill, &c, Newton, Dalkeith Lasswade Riach, Robert, postmaster and shoemaker, Ramsay, William, Newmills, Currie Rosewell, Lasswade Ramsay, Miss, Newhaven Richardson, Alex., Castleton, Gorebridge Randals, J., painter, Church road, Newhaven Richardson, R., W.S., Newpark, Mid-Calder Rankin, Peter, Middleton, Gorebridge Richardson, Mrs. Newpark, Mid-Calder Rankin, P., carter, Bridge street, Portobello Riddell, Jas., 49 High st., Portobello Rattray, Andrew M. T., M.D., 8 Brighton Riddle, John, tailor, Davidson's mains place, Portobello Riddock, Wakelin, & Co., seed crushers, Rattrie, Alexander, baker, Granton Musselburgh Rawes, Mrs, 12 Wellington st., Portobello Riddock, J. S., Eskside house, Musselburgh Raey, G., station-agent, Eskbank, Dalkeith Rigg, Hugh, Polton colliery, Lasswade Readdie, P., merchant, E. Calder, Mid-Calder Rimer, Wm., locomotive inspector, Ratho Redpath, Miss, Gilmerton bank, Liberton Rintoul, C, farmer, East Craigie, Cramond Reekie, Arthur H, chemist, Loanhead Ritchie, Alex., Craigentinny, Jock's lodge Reed, John, Aliceville, Eskbank, Dalkeith Ritchie, Charles, 1 Stuart st., Jock's lodge

Regbie, Mrs, 3 Sandford st., Portobello Ritchie, F. J. (R. fr Son, Edin.), 23 Joppa Reid, W. & G., wool brokers, &c, Granton Ritchie, Charles, Borthwick, Gorebridge Reid, A., flesher, 77 High st., Fisherrow Ritchie, George, Redford house, Slateford Reid, Alex., 140 High st., Portobello Ritchie, Geo., farmer, Whippielaw, P athhead Reid, David, Woodbine cottage, Loanhead Ritchie, James, Herkes loan. Musselburgh Reid, Dr, Eskgreen, Musselburgh Ritchie, James, coal merchant, Gilmerton Reid, James, farmer, Mosshouses, Leadburn Ritchie, J., farmer, Currie mains, Gorebridge Reid, John, Bowbridge, Lothian burn Ritchie, Rev. John B., U.P.C., 2 Chalmers' Reid, John, 4 James street, Portobello terrace, Portobello Reid, John, joiner and undertaker, Lasswade Ritchie, Oliver, Herkes loan, Musselburgh Reid. J., 13 Wellington street, Portobello Ritchie, P., farmer, Boll o' Bere, Kirknewton. Reid, R., teacher, School-house, Slateford Ritchie, R., Gogar bank dairy, Corstorphine Ritchie. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Rough.

Ritchie, Robert, Fisher's tryst, Milton Robertson, Miss, 15 West Brighton crescent, bridge Portobello Ritchie, Robert, Joppa pans, Joppa Robertson, Miss, 49 Joppa Ritchie, Thomas, builder, Lasswade Robertson, Miss M., 36 South st., Dalkeith Ritchie, Thos., stationmaster, Kingsknowes, Robertson, Miss J. D., Straiton cottage, Slateford Eskgreen, Musselburgh Ritchie, Thomas, Quarryfoot, Lasswade Robertson, Mrs, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Ritchie, W., shepherd, Temple, Gorebriclge Robertson, Mrs, grocer, High st., Fisherrow Ritchie, William, ironmonger, West Calder Robertson, Mrs C, Newbigging, Musselburgh Ritchie, William, of Middleton, G-orebridge Robertson, Mrs, 49 High st., Musselburgh Ritchie, Win., Caroline park, Granton Robertson, Mrs, 21 Joppa Ritchie, Miss E., Herkes loan, Musselburgh Robertson, Mrs, 6 Regent street, Portobello Ritchie, Mrs W., Herkes loan, Musselburgh Rodger & M'Intosh, builders, &c, 63 High Robb, James, farmer, Gorgie street, Portobello Robb, John, D'Arcy, Newbattle Rodger, James, lodgings, Corstorphine Robb, Wm., farmer, Lawfield, Dalkeith Rodger, Thomas (Rodger Sf M'Intosh), 30 Robb, Wm., farmer, Brunstane, Penicuik High street, Portobello Roberton, W. 0., 12 E. Brighton crescent, Rodger, Mrs, 156 High street, Dalkeith Portobello Rodgers, James, stationmaster, Roslin

Roberts, 0. W., Millhill cottage, Musselburgh Rodgers, John, 1 5 Regent street, Portobello Robertson, Adam, New Calder, Mid-Calder Rodgers, William, lodge keeper, Hawthorn- Robertson, Alex., Juniper green, Currie den, Lasswade Robertson, A., W. Colinton house, Slateford Romanes, Mrs, Buckstone, Lothian burn Robertson, Arch., High street, Musselburgh Romans, J., Newtongrange cottages,Dalkeith Robertson, Daniel, jun., slater, Slateford Ronald, J., S.S.C., Viewpark, Lasswade Robertson, D., joiner, 2 Bath pi., Portobello Ronald, P., 132 High street, Fisherrow Robertson, D. (Commercial hotel), 1 and 3 Ronald, Miss, draper, 58 High sv., Fisherrow Bath street, Portobello Roome, Mrs General, Glen-Arthur lodge, Robertson, George, smith, Davidson's mains Duddingston Robertson, James, builder, Mid-Calder Rose, Mrs, Robertson's place, Joppa Robertson, James, baker, West Calder Ross, A., gardener, Prestonhall, Pathhead Robertson, James, East Calder, Mid-Calder Ross, A., stationmaster, Hawthornden, Lass- Robertson, James, farmer, Nether Brotker- wade ston, Heriot, Gorebridge Ross, Daniel, Rock villa, Murrayfield Robertson, James, High street, Fisherrow Ross, D., grocer, Polton hall, Lasswade Robertson, J., S.S.C., 27 Brighton place, Ross, David, 12 High street, Portobello Portobello Ross, David, Gilmerton, Liberton Robertson, J., Sycamore bank, Duddingston Ross, George, Coltbridge, Murrayfield Robertson, John, 68 High st., Musselburgh Ross, James, Loanhead Robertson, John, Parkhead, Murrayfield Ross, James, Saughton mills, Murrayfield Robertson, J., postmr. and saddler, Penicuik Ross, John, Dickson's park, Jock's lodge Robertson, Peter, 40 Back st., Dalkeith Ross, John, tollkeeper, Bilston, Roslin Robertson, R., Bloomiehall and Harelaw, Ross, P., Coltbridge mills, Murrayfield Currie Ross, Wm., traveller, Currie Robertson, Thos., John's hill, Duddingston Ross, Wm., 35 Henderson row, Portobello Robertson, Thomas, tailor, Fisherrow Ross, Wm., 79 High street, Musselburgh Robertson, T. R., W.S., Gorgie lodge, Gorgie Ross, Miss Jane, Inveralmond, Mid-Calder Robertson, W., Ill High st., Musselburgh Ross, Miss, 2 Marionville, Portobello Robertson, William, clothier and hatter, 34^ Ross, Mrs, Saughton mills, Murrayfield High street, Dalkeith Ross, Mrs (Mrs Craig's), Robertson's place, Robertson, William, builder, Loanhead Joppa Robertson, William, Groat hill, Blackhall Ross, Mrs, 8 Straiton place, Portobello Robertson, William, gardener, Mid-Calder Ross, Mrs M., 18 Straiton place, Portobello Robertson, William, Dumbryden, Slateford Ross, Mrs, Robertson's place, Joppa Robertson, Miss, 20 Joppa Rough, John, 57 High street, Dalkeith 69 Royal Bank. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Scott.

Royal Bank of Scotland—Rich. Paterson, Sanderson, James, postmaster and grocer,

agent, Dalkeith ; A. R. Warren, agent, Slateford

Portobello ; Thos. Lees, agent, Mussel- Sanderson, J. H. (S. $• Son), Hamilton lodge,

burgh ; Jas. Lamb, agent, Granton Duddingston Ruddock, Thos., 150 High st., Dalkeith Sanderson, John, builder, Loanhead Runciman, Miss, 4 Bridge St., Musselburgh Sanderson, Robert, Eden cottage, Currie Russel, James, grocer and draper, Penicuik Sanderson, Robt., grocer and draper, Stow Russel, J., schoolmaster, etc., Colinton, Sanderson, Thomas, Back street, Dalkeith Slateford Sanderson, Wm., farmer, Corstorphine Russel, J., shoemaker, Carrington, Lasswade Sanderson, Misses, 45 Joppa, Portobello Russel, Mrs, Dalhousie mains, Lasswade Sanderson, Mrs, farmer, Hatton mains, Ratho Russel, Mrs, 1 Eskbank terrace, Dalkeith Sanderson, Thos., spirit dealer, Colinton, Russell, A. J., Malleny house, Currie Slateford Russell, D., butcher, West Calder Sandilands, Richard, plumber, 73 High Russell, George, writer, 11 Rosefield avenue, street, Musselburgh Portobello Sandilands, Walter, wright, Moffat park Russell, Jas., farmer, Rashiehill, W. Calder cottage, Inveresk, Musselburgh Russell, Jas., farmer, Saughton hall mains, Sandilands, W., smith, Inveresk, Mussel- Murrayfield burgh Russell, Rev. John, Free Church, Pathhead Saunders, John, Bellevue cottage, Lasswade Russell, Patrick C. agent, National Bank of Saunders, J., builder, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Scotland, 67 High street, Dalkeith Savage, R. F., teacher, Niddrie, Liberton Rutherford, B., porter, Back street, Dalkeith Sawers, Geo., saddler, 172 High street, Rutherford, G., farmer, Menteith's houses, Fisherrow, Musselburgh Gorebridge Sawers, Misses, Hope park, Musselburgh Rutherford, John, Back street, Dalkeith Scarlett, Robt., Dalrympleloan, Musselburgh Rutherford, John, 92 High st., Fisherrow Schmeltz, David, 7 James st., Portobello Rutherford, John, joiner, &c, Stow Sclater, Jas., farmer, Townhead, Loanhead Rutherford, Robert, farmer, Menteith's Sclater, Wm., gamekeeper, Lasswade houses, Gorebridge Sclater, Mrs, farmer, Ingine, Loanhead Rutherford, Robert (R. Sf Son), Joppa Scoon, Ken., fanner, Braidwood, Gorebridge Rutherford, Wm., 1 High st., Musselburgh Scott, James & Co., Caroline park, Granton Rutherford, Mrs, 28 Tower st., Portobello Scott, A., bootmaker, Juniper green, Currie Ruthven, David, baker, Pathhead Scott, A., manager, gas works, Musselburgh Ruthven, James, baker, West Calder Scott, Adam, farmer, Marfield, Penicuik Ruthven, John, baker, Gorebridge Scott, Andrew, Mossiemill, Slateford Ryder, Thos., 14 High street, Portobello Scott, Alex., smith, &c, 135 High street, Ryder, Thos., Wellington pi., Musselburgh Portobello—house, Bellfield Saddler, John, Leebank house, Roslin Scott, Arch., of Crosswood hill, W. Calder Sadlier, Robert, manager, Roslin Scott, Colonel, Burnhouse, Stow Saidler, Mrs, Gilmore house private asylum, Scott, C. G. (of Malleny), Spring gardens, Liberton Portobello Salmon, Mrs, 3 Sandford street, Portobello Scott, David, Mount Pleasant, Juniper Salvenson, Turnbull, & Co., Granton green, Currie Samuel, A.,mill-master, Juniper green,Currie Scott, David, 5 Wellington st., Portobello Samuel, Jas., 10 Main street, Newhaven Scott, David, farmer, Meadowfield and Samuel, Peter {Knox, S. Sf Dickson), Mor- Northfield, Duddingston ton cottage, Windsor pi., Portobello Scott, David, Sunnybank, Stow Samuel, Thos., Ferrybank, Corstorphine Scott, David, china merchant, Penicuik Sanders, Thomas, cooper, Roslin Scott, David, farmer, Heriot mill, Gorebridge Sanderson, A. Macdonalcl, surgeon, F.R.C.S., Scott, George, slater, Herkes loan, Fisher- 10 Bridge street, Musselburgh row, Musselburgh

Sanderson, Alex., 1 Abercom pi., Portobello Scott, George R. , Oxgangs, Slateford Sanderson, H, surgeon, R.N., 19 Bridge Scott, Henry, jun. (Royal Bank), 24 Mel- street, Musselburgh ville place, Portobello 70 Scott. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Simpson.

Scott, Henry, house agent, &c, 131 High st., Seitz, C, Broomieknowe house, Lasswade Portobello—house, 28 Regent street Selby, Mrs, Samiston lodge, High street, Scott, James, farmer, Graigbank, Stow Portobello Scott, James,serjeant-major (Militia Stores) Selvie, Mrs, 5 Maitland place, Newhaven Dalkeith Seton, G., Sheriffhall mains, Dalkeith Scott, Jas., 29 Henderson row, Portobello Seton, Miss, 18 Bridge street, Musselburgh Scott, John, Heughhead cot., Gorebridge Shade, Thomas, Davidson's mains Scott, J., blacksmith, Gallowshall, Dalkeith Shade, Thos., jun., carter, Davidson's mains Scott, John, farmer, Firth mains, Roslin Shale Oil Co., East Hermand, West Calder Scott, J., dairyman, Dean Park, Currie Shand, A. B., advocate, Gleneorse house, Scott, Robert, manager, Young's chemical Milton bridge works, Auchenard, West Calder Sharp, John, 76 High street, Musselburgh Scott, Robert, inspector of poor, &c, 136 Sharp, J., coal-master, Gilmerton, Liberton High street, Portobello Sharp, Thomas, Gilmerton, Liberton Scott, R., joiner, 12 Adelphi st., Portobello Sharp, Wm., tailor and clothier, Penicuik Scott. R., 13 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Sharp, Mrs,- 5 Melville place, Portobello Scott, Simon, 33 Joppa, Portobello Shaw, J., Regent street, Portobello Scott, T. R., M.D., 9 High st., Musselburgh Shaw, Mrs J., 2 Pipe street, Portobello Scott, Thos., joiner, Crichton, Pathhead Shaw, Robert, labourer, Loanhead Scott, Thos., jun., farmer, Torphin, Slateford Shaw, Thomas, shoemaker, Slateford Scott, Thos., miller, Priestmill, Kirkliston Sheddan, C, grocer, Stobmills, Gorebridge Scott, Thos., Beechwood mains, Oorstorphine Shepherd, Andrew, grocer, West Calder Scott, Walter, toll-contractor, and post- Shepherd, John, Williamfield, Portobello master, Cramond bridge Shepherd, Jos., 9 Ramsay lane, Portobello Scott, Walter, flesher, Pathhead Sheriff, Dr Thomas, Ratho villa, Ratho Scott, Wm, grocer, Juniper green, Currie Sheriff, William, (N.B.R.), Jock's lodge Scott, William, clothier, Gorebridge Sheriff, Dr W., Currie bank cottage,. Currie Scott, Rev. Wm., U.P. manse, Balerno, Currie Shiell, George, & Co., grocers, Stow Scott, Wm., 13 Pier place, Newhaven Shiels, Thomas, flesher, Stow Scott, Wm., jun., Woodmuir, West Calder Shiels, William, dairyman, Loanhead Scott, W., flesher, 190 High st., Portobello Shillinglaw, J., contractor, Killochyett, Stow Scott, W., farmer, Blaircochran, Leadburn Sidey, Rev. D., U.P. manse, West Calder Scott, Miss, Burnbrae, Currie Simpson, R. & J., slaters, Pathhead Scott, Miss, Justinlees, Eskbank, Dalkeith Simpson & Co., 90 High street, Dalkeith Scott, Miss, Parkside place, Dalkeith Simpson & Main, fleshers, Lasswade Scott, Miss, M., parochial school, Lasswade Simpson, Alex., grocer, Mid Calder Scott, Miss, 8 Sandford street, Portobello Simson, Alex., farmer, Smeaton, Dalkeith Scott, Mrs, 3 Adelphi place, Portobello Simpson, David, Gorgie Scott, Mrs, 2 Brighton terrace, Portobello Simpson, David, 31 Joppa, Portobello Scott, Mrs, Beechwood mains, Corstorphine Simpson, George, grocer, Loanhead Scott, Mrs Jas., 1 James street, Portobello Simpson, George, Dovecot house, Fisherrow Scott, Mrs T. G., Lymphoy, Currie Simpson, Geo., teacher, Heriot, Gorebridge Scott, Mrs Wm., Rosebank, Portobello Simpson, H, Selville, High st., Portobello Scott, Mrs, Springbank, Lasswade Simpson, Jas., 7 Tower street, Portobello Scott, Mrs, Oxgangs, Slateford Simpson, James, Restalrig, Jock's lodge Scott, Mrs, Gracemount, Liberton Simpson, James, Back street, Dalkeith Scott, Mrs, Laburnum row, Corstorphine Simpson, James, baker, Davidson's mains Scougall, William, mason, Gorebridge Simpson, James, carter, Gorgie' Scrambler, J., Lochart's hall, Lasswade Simpson, James, candlemaker, Kirkliston Scrymgeour, Henry, gardener, Beggars' Simpson, John, Curriemuirend, Currie bush, Musselburgh Simpson, John, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Scrymgeour, R. D., baker and confectioner, Simpson, John, joiner, Dalkeith 34 High street, west, Dalkeith Simpson, Rev. Matthew, Congregational Seaton, J., 25 Bridge street, Musselburgh minister. 30 Market st., Musselburgh Seaton, Mrs C, 30 Tower st., Portobello Simpson, R., farmer, Edgelaw, Lasswade 71 Simpson. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Sneddon.

Simpson, Robert, baker, Davidson's mains Smitk, Arckd., Milton bank, Milton bridge Simpson, T. H., farmer, Redside, Lasswade Smitk, Rev. Ckristopher, Episcopal clergy- Simpson, William, stationer, Penicuik man, 2 Linkfield, Musselburgk Simpson, Wm, grocer, Kirkkill, Penicuik Smith, David, schoolmaster, &c, Ratho Simpson, Wm., slater, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Smith, G., farmer, Ckalkieside, Dalkeitk Simpson, W., Redkall quarry, Slateford Smitk, G., farmer, Easter Cowden, Dalkeitk Simpson, W., farmer, Polton mains and Smitk, Geo., builder, Eskside, Musselburgk Brotckrigg, Lasswade Smith, George, farmer, Netkerton, Leadburn Simpson, Miss, 2 St Ann's, Portobello Smitk, George, boot and skoe maker, Stow Simpson, Mrs J., 14 Main st., Newhaven Smitk, George, grocer, Stow Simpson, Mrs, Elm cottage, Corstorpkine Smitk, Geo., builder, 17 Batk st., Portobello Simpson, Mrs, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Smitk, Rev. Geo. S., Cranstoun. Patkkead Sinclair, J. & A., Newlandrig, Patkkead Smith, Glaud, of Blackhill, West Calder Sinclair, Francis, 7 Wellington st., Portobello Smith, Rev. H. W., The Manse, Kirknewton Sinclair, Peter, clerk, Duddingston Smitk, James, North wynd, Dalkeitk Sinclair, Wm., 1 Marskall cottages, Bell- Smitk, Jas., grocer, 105 Higk st., Musselburgk field, Portobello Smitk, James, Westfield cottage, Dalkeitk Skelton, James, Gogar kouse, Corstorpkine Smitk, Mrs Jas., 22 Wilson's park, Portobello Skelton, Jokn, advocate, Braid hermitage, Smitk, James, blacksmith, Kenleitk, Currie Lothian burn Smitk, Rev. James, F. C, Davidson's mains Smitk, J., Abercorn gardens, Jock's lodge Skinner, , surgeon, Penicuik Skougall, Jokn, Askfield place, Bonnyrigg, Smitk, J.,gardener, Melville castle, Lasswade Lasswade Smith, J. B., Greenloan cottage, Kirknewton Slater, Mrs, 15 Straiton place, Portobello Smitk, Jokn, boot and skoe maker, Penicuik Slight, George, 21 Higk street, Portobello Smith, John, joiner, Gorebridge Sligkt, Jokn, 180 Higk street, Portobello Smith, John, Muttonhole, Patkkead Slight, Jokn, 48 Higk street, Portobello Smitk, Jokn, 4 Batk place, Portobello Sligkt, Thomas, Crickton, Pathhead Smith, Peter, West Harwood, West Calder Slimon, James, Westfield, Cramond Smith, R., baker, Mid-Calder Slimon, Misses, Westfield, Cramond Smitk, Robert, Bridgend, West Calder Smail, G., grocer, Auckindinny.Milton bridge Smitk, Robert, grocer, Kirknewton Smail, Mrs, 7 Wellington st., Portobello Smitk, Robert, grocer, Loankead Smart, Alex., farmer, Bowshank, Stow Smitk, Robert, jun. (i?. S. #• Son), Almond Smart, Andw., 45 Newbigging, Musselburgh bank, Mid-Calder Smart, C, lath-splitter, 5 High st., Fisherrow Smitk, Robert, kedger, Corselet, Currie Smart, Jas., baker and grocer, Kirknewton Smitk, Samuel, 89 Main street, Newkaven Smart, James, farmer, Kingside, Leadburn Smitk, Rev. Tkeopkilus, Temple, Gorebridge Smart, James (J. Sf B. S.), Liberton park Smitk, Tkomas, Currie Smart, Jokn, baker, Colinton, Slateford Smitk, Tkomas, joiner, Corstorpkine Smart, Wm. S. {Doug. $• S.\ burgk assessor, Jmith, Thomas, spirit dealer, Corstorphine Portobello—bouse, 2 Windsor place Smith, W., 71 High street, Musselburgh Smart, Mrs, spirit dealer, Kirknewton Smith, William Beattie, surgeon, Linkfield Smart, Mrs, 4 Sandford street, Portobello cottage, Musselburgk Smeal, Thomas, gardener, Wisp, Liberton Smitk, William, baker, Balerno, Cursie Smeal, William, feuar, Stow Smith, William, clothier, West Calder Snieall, Jas., shoemaker, Davidson's mains Smith, William, smith, Pathhead Smeaton, A., V.S., Patkkead Smith, Mrs A., 21 High street, Fisherrow Smibert, Mrs J., 1 1 Regent st., Portobello Smith, Mrs George, Rosehill, Dalkeitk Smitk, Ales., & Son, joiners. Gorebridge Smitk, Mrs, of Dunesk, Lasswade Smitk, R., & Son, grain merckts., Mid-Calder Smitk Mrs, laundress, Duddingston Smitk, Agnes, dressmaker, Patkkead Smith, Mrs, Lochend house, Fishei-row Sargent G. P. 23 Joppa Smitk, Alexander, Murrayfield Smyth, Jas. ( 0.), Smitk, Alex., Annat's cross, West Calder Snadden, C. Thomas, shoemaker, Higk st., Smitk, Alexander, grocer, Lasswade Fisherrow, Musselburgh Smitk, And., Willowbrae kouse, Duddingston Sneddon, David, draper, West Calder 72 Somervail. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Steventon.

Somervail, D. J., Beech park, Lass-wade Steedman, Alex., tailor, Gilmerton Somerville J. W.,& Co.,Bonnyrigg,Lasswade Steedman, John, farmer, Penicuik Sommerville, Wm., & Son, Dalmore mill, Steedman, Jas., farmer, Boghall, Roslin Milton bridge Steel, Alex., baker, Pathhead Somerville, A., baker, 108 High st., Dalkeith. Steel, Donald, & Co., shipbuilders, Granton Somerville, Rev. Andrew, D.D., 8 Melville Steel, D., watchmaker, West Calder place, Portobello Steel, George, 80 High st., Musselburgh Somerville, Arch. P., papermaker, Lasswade Steel, John, clerk, Kenleith mills, Currie Somerville, Geo., Preston mains, Pathhead Steel, J., farmer, Caledonia, Currie Somerville, Hen., farmer, Hannafield, Currie Steel, Mrs, Janefield, Corstorphhie Somerville, Jas., 104 High street, Dalkeith Steel, Miss, 2 Lower Joppa, Portobello Somerville, Jas. Elicott, Eskbank, Dalkeith Steele, Henry, Melville villa, Granton Somerville, R., East Oalder, Mid-Calder Steele, P. S., Eastbourne house, Portobello Somerville, R., Midfleld, Eskbank, Dalkeith Steele, W., Waverley cottage, Gorebridge Somerville, Wm., farmer, Shothead, Currie Steeples, Wm, painter, High st.. Fisherrow Somerville, William, mill master, Sea-mill- Stenhouse, Geo., farmer, West Pilton, David- house, Rosebank, Millhill, Musselburgh son's mains Somerville, Misses, Midfield, Dalkeith Stenhouse, J., farmer, So. Gyle, Corstorphine Somerville, Miss, Angle park, Slateford Stenhouse, James, farmer, East Hermiston, Somerville, Miss, dressmaker, West Calder Corstorphine Somerville, Miss, 24 Regent st., Portobello Stenhouse, James, Capielaw, Lasswade Somerville, Mrs, Letham, Mid-Calder Stenhouse, R., baker, 20 South st., Dalkeith Somerville, Wm., Wanton walls, Penicuik Stenhouse, Wm., spirit dealer, Corstorphine Souter, John B., engineer (N. B. JZ.), Alder- Stenhouse, Wm., tailor and clothier, Stow bank, Jock's lodge Stenhouse, Mrs, Thorn bank, Currie Spalding, James, clothier, Kirkliston Stephenson, Wm. & Pet., engineers and mill- Spalding, William., M.D., Gorebridge wrights, Amos court, West wynd, Dalkeith Spears, George, tollkeeper, Jock's lodge Stephenson, Mrs, 3 Melville pi., Portobello Spears, W., victual dealer, 67 High street, Steuart & Co., Westwood oil works, W. Calder Fisheirow, Musselburgh Steuart, Arch.. Lenny park, Corstorphine Spears, Mrs R., 118 Highst., Musselburgh Steuart, J. W, C.E., The ' Craigs, East, Speedy, James, gamekeeper, Melville castle Corstorphine Spence, Adam W., Viewpark, Lasswade Steuart, Capt. R., Westwood, West Calder Spence, Adam, 7 Wellington st., Portobello Steven, E„ joiner, Burnside, Lasswade Spence, Alex., 0., Bridge st., Musselburgh Steven, Geo., flesher, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Spence, E., 123 High street, Dalkeith Steven, John, joiner, Back street, Dalkeith Spence, P., 4 Wellington st., Dalkeith Steven, Robt., tailor and clothier, Loanhead Spence, Professor, Almond bank, Cramond Steven. Thomas, builder, Barnet bank, Spence, Thomas, bookseller, West Calder Broomieknowe, Lasswade Spence, Mrs, 206 High street, Portobello Steven, William, mason, Dalkeith Spottiswood, Robert, Alma bank, Lasswade Stevens, James, spirit merchant, 33 and 121 Spottiswood, William, Roslin High street, Portobello Spottiswood, Miss, Alma bank, Lasswade Stevens, Wm., general merchant, W. Calder Springall, Wm., 3 Maryfleld, Portobello Stevenson, David, shoemaker, Gorebridge

Stagg, J., saddler, 53 High st. , Musselburgh Stevenson, John, oversman, Newbattle col- Stair, Earl of, Oxenford castle, Pathhead liery, Dalkeith Stanley, G, greengrocer, 64 High street, Stevenson, John, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Fisherrow, Musselburgh Stevenson, Robert, grocer, Gorebridge Stark, James, New farm, Mid-Calder Stevenson, T., Mount Lothian, Penicuik Stark, J., dairyman, Ramsay lane, Portobello Stevenson, William, governor, Inveresk Stark, J., Raw limeworks, Mid-Calder Combination poorhouse, Musselburgh Stark, Michael, smith, Currie Stevenson, Mrs R. P., 20 Melville street Stark, Wm., quarrier, E. Calder, Mid-Calder Stevenson, Miss Borthwick, Gorebridge Stark, Thomas, residenter, West Calder Steventon, Mrs, lodgings, 5 St James ter- Stark, Wm., Williamston, Mid-Calder race, Bath street, Portobello 73 Steivart. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Sutherland.

Stewart, John & George, grocers, 52 High Stirling, James, Buccleuch street, Dalkeith st., Dalkeith—house, Parkside place Stirling, Jas. Hutchinson, LL.D., F.R.C.S.E., ::» Stewart, J. & W., farmers, Selms, Mid-Oalder 2 Abercorn gardens, Jock's lodge Stewart, John, & Co., distillers, Kirkliston Stirling, Thomas, 4 Maryfield, Portobello Stewart & Noble, tailors and clothiers, 97 Stirling, Wm., storekeeper (N.B.R.), St High street, Portobello Margaret's, Jock's lodge I Stewart, A., house painter, 23 Bridge street, Stirling, Mrs Geo., Southfield, Pathhead Musselburgh—house, 24 Stobbs, Mrs Agnes, Lothian bridge, Dalkeith! Stewart, A., M.D., Gorgie park, Gorgie Stobie, Peter, builder, Penicuik Stewart, Alexander, carter, Slateford Stobie, T., gardener, Kirklands, Liberton Stewart, Captain, Eskgreen, Musselburgh Stockwell, William, Town hall, Musselburgh!

Stewart, Charles, Sweethope, Musselburgh Stodart, Adam, farmer, Damhead, Loanhead sis: Stewart, David, tailor, The Glebe, Dalkeith Stodart, Hector, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Stewart, Duncan, Balerno cot., Currie Stodart, James, joiner, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Stewart, Hope James. Clearburn house, Stodart, John, inspector of poor, Gorebridge Duddingston Stodart, Matth., farmer, Damhead, Loanhead Stewart, Rev. Hugh A., F.C. manse, Penicuik Stodart, Robert, tailor, Gorebridge Stewart, James, 87 High street, Dalkeith Stodart, Walter, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Stewart, Jas., baker, 10 High street, Dalkeith Stoddart, J. and T., farmers, Walston, Cross- Stewart, James, Mount Esk, Lasswade woodhill, West Calder Stewart, James, wright, Corstorphine Stoddart, George, 51 High st., Dalkeith Stewart, James, Kirkland lodge, Corstorphine Stoddart, James, land steward, Glencorse Stewart, J., private secretary to the Duke mains, Milton bridge of Buccleuch, Dalkeith house, Dalkeith Stoddart, James, 154 High street, Dalkeith Stewart, John (JH.M. New Register House) Stone. Wm. & Son, provision dealers, New- Elibank, Corstorphine tongrange, Dalkeith Stewart, Rev. John, manse, Liberton Stone, William, fancy warehouse, 53 High Stewart, John, farmer, Nettlingflat, Heriot, street, Dalkeith—house, 7 West glebe Gorebridge Storie, George, bookseller, Lasswade Stewart, John, Linden cottage, Loanhead Storie, Thomas, North wynd, Dalkeith Stewart, Peter, Pushiebridge, Gorebridge Storie, John, grocer, Loanhead Stewart, Rev. Peter, M.A., E.C. manse, Storry, John, of East Torphin, West Calder Gilmerton, Liberton Strachan, Geo., 4 Hamilton villas, Portobello Stewart, R. P. S., Holly cottage, Lasswade Strachan, J., bottlemaker, Seaside house, Stewart, Robert, of Ingliston, Ratho Rosebank, Portobello

Stewart, Robert, farmer, Penicuik Strachan, Miss, Linden cottage, Loanhead Li:. Stewart, Robert, farmer, Polbeth, Calder Strachan, place, lodge W. Mrs, 4 Morison Jock's I

Stewart, Thomas, Bridgend, Liberton Strahan, Henry, bottlemaker, 31 Henderson iiit,

Stewart, Thomas, farmer, Brockhouse, Stow row, Portobello Lit.

Stewart, William, land steward, Dalhousie Straiton, W., grocer, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Lit, castle, Lasswade Straiton, Walter, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Stewart, W., overseer, Cockpen, Lasswade Strathearn, John, china merchant, Pathhead Stewart, Wm, Monktonhall, Musselburgh Strathearn, Thomas, Kirkhill, West Calder Stewart, Mrs, 25 Henderson row, Portobello Street, George, Sunnyside cot., Lasswade Stewart, Mrs Jean, Remote, Pathhead Stuart, J. & W., cotton and hemp spinners, Stewart, Miss, Juniper green, Currie Musselburgh Stewart, Miss P., Robertson's pi., Joppa Stuart, John, LL.D. (General Register Stewart, Mrs D., 122 High st., Portobello House), Newmills, Currie Stewart, Mrs, 28 Melville street, Portobello Stuart, William, Melville house, Portobello Stewart, Misses M'Kenzie, Wellington villas, Sturrock, Thos., solicitor, Hawthorn bank, Portobello West glebe, Dalkeith Stewart, Mrs, 14 Wilson's park, Portobello Suter, Mrs, 44 Regent street, Portobello Stirling Brothers, 147 High st., Musselburgh Sutherland, E., Newton grange, Dalkeith

• Stirling, George, fanner, Newmills, Currie Sutherland, J., draper and clothier, 126 High Stirling, Geo., joiner, 82 st., High Dalkeith st., Portobello—house, 1 Union place . 74 —

Sutherland. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Tliomson.

Sutherland, John, Gilmerton, Liberton Taylor, John, Midfield cot., Musselburgh Sutherland, Mrs, Forth cottage, Pisherrow, Taylor, P., Lochend, Jock's lodge Musselburgh Taylor, Robert, Croft street, Dalkeith Taylor, Sutherland, Mrs, 77 Main st., Newhaven T. {Gray fr T.), Midfield, Dalkeith Swan, John, & Sons, farmers, Upper Braid, Taylor, William, Gogar, Corstorphine Lothian burn Taylor, Miss Isabella, teacher, Gilmerton

Swan, H., merchant, Mid-Calder Taylor, Mrs Jane, 38 Regent st., Portobello 3wan, James, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Taylor, Mrs, Liberton cottage Swan, John, tailor, &c., Mid-Calder Taylor, Mrs Mark, Elm row, Lasswade 3wan, Nicholas, Southfield, Cramond Taylor, Mrs, 21 Main street, Newhaven Swinton, John, Buccleuch st., Dalkeith Telfer, John, grocer, Loanhead

Swinton, Thomas, ISO High st. , Portobello Telfer, Robert, 13 New st., Musselburgh Swinton, Thomas, 35 Joppa, Portobello Telfer, Samuel, shoemaker, 22 South street, Sword, James, 4 W. crescent, Portobello Dalkeith—honse, Croft street Symington, Henry, merchant, Penicuik Telfer, William, 7 High street, Fisherrow Symington, John, flesher, Loanhead Temperance hotel, High street, Portobello Symington, Robt., Carletham cot., Lasswade Miss Millar, proprietor Symon, John, park-keeper, city poorhouse, Tennant, J., Dalrymple loan, Musselburgh Craiglockhart, Slateford Tennant, Thomas, Walston, Penicuik Symons, A., writer and notary public, and Tennant, T.,corkcutter, High st., Fisherrow inspector of poor for parish of Inveresk, Thatcher, Miss, 11 Melville place, Portobello 88 High street, Fisherrow, Musselburgh Thorn, John, spirit mer., 7Highst., Portobello Symons, Robt., baker, 90 High st., Fisherrow Thomas, Rev. D., M.A., U.P.C., Howgate, Tait, Alexander, writer, Dalkeith Penicuik Tait, Andrew, saddler, 9 South st., Dalkeith Thomas, Miss Agnes, Grove, Lasswade Tait, Andrew, station agent, Portobello Thompson, J. general merchant, West Calder Tait, David, teacher, Wilkieston, Ratho Thompson, Mrs, Beeslack ho., Milton bridge Tait, Donald, clerk, Hailes, Slateford Thomson & Ritchie, tailors, &c, Penicuik Tait, George, flesher, Gorebridge Thomson & Skinner, Elmfield pi., Dalkeith Tait, James, wright, Penicuik Thomson, E. & J., 17 South st., Dalkeith Tait, James, 24 Bath street, Portobello Thomson, Jas. & R., gardeners, Corstorphine Tait, John, mason, Allanshaw, Stow Thomson, J. & J., Silverburn, Penicuik Tait, Lawrence, Auchinoon, Kirknewton Thomson, Mitchell, & Co., Granton Tait, Margaret, Ford, Pathhead Thomson, R. & J., 31 West High st., Dalkeith Tait, R. James, Wright, Mid-Calder Thomson, A., grocer, 79 Main st., Newhaven Tait, R., cattle-dealer, 156 High st. Fisherrow Thomson, A., builder, Silverburn, Penicuik Tait, Thomas, dairy, Ratho Thomson, Alexander, Glenpark, Currie Tait, William, joiner, Gorebridge Thomson, Alex., Auchindinny, Milton bridge Tait, William, Stonefield hill, Lasswade Thomson, Charles S., 1 High st., Musselburgh Tait, Mrs A., lodgings, 17 Joppa, Portobello Thomson, D., farmer, Gogar, Corstorphine Tait, Mrs James, farmer, Mauldslee cottage, Thomson, D., Woodbine villa, Corstorphine Lothian bank, Eskbank, Dalkeith Thomson, David, Damhead, Murrayfield Tait, Mrs L. M., of Pirn, Stow Thomson, David, baker, 84 High st. Fisherrow Taylor, R. T. and W., drapers, &c, 26 and 28 Thomson, David, Buccleuch place, Dalkeith High street, Dalkeith Thomson, G., Viewfield cottage, Lasswade Taylor, Alex., bookseller, &c, 146 High st. Thomson, G., baker, 112 High st., Dalkeith —house, 27 Regent street, Portobello Thomson, G., 30 Bridge st., Musselburgh Taylor, A., hairdresser, High st., Fisherrow Thomson, G., tavern, 20 Back st., Dalkeith Taylor, A., Woodbraej Eskbank, Dalkeith Thomson, George, dairy, Corstorphine Taylor, D., Newbigging, Musselburgh Thomson, Jas., farmer, Rusha, West Calder Taylor, D., gardener, Corstorphine Thomson, James, 98 High st., Dalkeith Taylor, Jas., farmer, Catcune, Gorebridge Thomson, James, 2 Dalkeith st., Joppa Taylor, James, coach-hirer, &c, West Calder Thomson, James, farmer, Roseburn and Taylor, J., carrier, Lothian cottage, Dalkeith Wester Dairy, Murrayfield Taylor, J., Wright's houses, Gorebridge Thomson, James, tailor, Stow 75 Thomson. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Traquair.

! n Thomson, James, 9a Wonder st., Musselburgh Thorburn, R. Notman, cutter, Dalkeith rfl Thomson, James, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Thorburn, Robert, tailor, Stow Thomson, J., grocer, Bonnywell, Lasswade Thorburn, R., A.R.A., Viewfield, Lasswadi Thomson, J., millwright and engineer, Stow Thornburn, John, cooper, Gorebridge J., Thomson, gardener, Crooks of Murray- Thornton, T. & J., Hermand, West Calder i field, Murrayfleld Thornton, Lieut. J., Nivelle cot., Liberton Thomson, J., keeper of Roslin chapel, Roslin Thornton, William, Bell's quarry, Mid-Cald L Thomson, J., farmer, Oornbank, Penicuik Thyne, John, farmer, Marchbank, Currie Thomson, J. B., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Tibbet, Mrs, Brighton place. Portobello Thomson, James, builder Kirkliston Tillie, J., farmer, Hangingshaw, Gorebrid<] Thomson, John, West glebe, Dalkeith Timmins, John, carrier, Ratho Thomson, J., 100 High st., Fisherrow Tinto,J..mill wright, 12 High st., Musselburg' Thomson, Joseph, farmer, Eastrigg, Currie Tod, J. & J., 76 and 111 High st., Dalkeili Thomson, L. Ramsay, M.D., surgeon, Bel- Tod, Wm. & Son, papermakers, Lasswade mont, Eskbank, Dalkeith Tod, Wm., jun., & Co., papermakers, Spring Thomson, Rev. R., F.O. minister, Roslin field mill, Lasswade Thomson, R., Eskbank, Dalkeith Tod, Alexander, Gorgie mains, Corstorphii Thomson, R., carrier, etc., Pathhead Tod, Alex., farmer, Aikendean, Lasswade i Thomson, Robert, spirit dealer, Loanhead Tod, Andrew, Mavisbush, Lasswade Thomson, T., 11 Wellington st., Portobello Tod, Capt. R. A. B., of Howden, Mid-Caldi Thomson, Thos. H., surgeon, F.R.C.S., Tod, David, dairyman, Jock's lodge Shepherd house, Inveresk, Musselburgh Tod, James, joiner, West Calder Thomson, Thos., inspector of poor, W. Calder Tod, James, Eskbank house, Dalkeith Thomson, Thomas, Buccleuch pi., Dalkeith Tod, J. (J. Sf J. T.), Ormisbank, Eskban! Thomson, Thos., 26 South st., Dalkeith Tod, J., Tolbooth close, Dalkeith Thomson, Thos., 11 South street, Dalkeith Tod, J., Stoneybank, Inveresk, Musselburg Thomson, Thomas, flesher, Penicuik Tod, R., millmaster, Clerwood, Corstorphir Thomson, Thomas, Fountainhall, Stow Tod, Thomas, Carrington mains, Lasswadi Thomson, T., W.S., Spylaw bank, Slateford Tod, Wm., jun., Glenesk house, Lasswade Thomson, W., 37 Market st.. Musselburgh Tod, Mrs A., farmer, Smeaton shaw, Dalkeit Thomson, W., mason, Silverburn, Penicuik Tod, Miss J., merchant, Mid Calder Thomson, W., draper, 93 Highst., Dalkeith Todd, John, Craigleith hill house, Blackha Thomson, Rev. W. S., U.P. manse, Pathhead Todd, Mrs Walter, 99 High st„ Dalkeith

Thomson, W. T. , of Bonally tower, Slateford Tonkin, Jas., 42 Regent street, Portobello Thomson, William Hill, Hillwood, Ratho Tonnar, John, stationmaster, Currie Thomson, William, merchant, Ratho Topp, Wm., Niddry, Musselburgh Thomson, Wm, W. Woodbine cot., Lasswade Topping, Robert, Christina bank, Lasswad Thomson, Wm., gardener, Dalkeith park Torrance, Rev. Alex., Glencorse, Roslin Thomson, Wm., watchmaker, 30 South st., Torrance, Arch., Greenbank, Lothian bun Dalkeith—house, Ellen villa, Eskbank Torrance, A. P., Kippielaw, Dalkeith Thomson, W., Nine mile burn, Penicuik Torrance, Arch. P., Viewfield, Lasswade

Thomson, Wm., 39 High street, Portobello Torrance, Charles, grocer, Chester hill an ' Thomson, Mrs, meal dealer, Penicuik Edgehead, Cranstoun, Pathhead Thomson, Mrs, 10 Regent st., Portobello Torrance, Thomas, smith, Pathhead Thomson, Mrs B., Regent st., Portobello Torrance, W., Camps lime works, Mid-Calcle Thomson, Mrs, private lunatic asylum, Torrance, Wm., Hyvot's bank, Liberton Whitehouse, Inveresk, Musselburgh Torrance, Wm., Burnhouse, Mid-Calder Thomson, Mrs R., 18 Eskside, Musselburgh Tough, John, 12S High street, Portobello Thomson, Miss A., Bonnyrigg., Lasswade Tough, T., Spring gardens, John st. Portobell Thomson. Miss, 4 Wellington st., Portobello Towert, John, 150 High street, Portobello Thorburn, Andrew, 24 High st., Portobello Traill & Pennycook, stone mer., Blackball Thorbum, Dr, Loanhead Traill, Alex., Ravelston, Blackhall Thorburn, Horatio, Gorebridge Train, John, 11 Tower street, Portobello Thorburn, John, Loganlee Milton bridge Traquair, D., gardener, Stenhouse, Libertoi Thorburn, J., 97 High street, Dalkeith Traquair, Geo., Springbank, Lasswade 76 Traquair. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Wallace.

'raquair, James, Liberton dams, Liberton Veitch, James, grocer, 52 New st., Fisherrow raquair, R. H., Colinton farm, Slateford Veitch, John, 2 Wilson's park, Portobello 'raquair, \V., W.S., Colinton farm, Slateford Veitch, John, shoemaker, Gilmerton raquair, Mrs, 35 Tower street, Portobello Veitck, Mattkew, Shrub mount, Portobello 'rotter, R. & W., joiners, Patkhead Veitch, Robert, Redheugh, Gorebridge 'rotter, Arch., Fairfield place, Dalkeith Veitch, Thomas, coal merchant, Slateford rotter, Lieut.-Col., of Bush, Roslin Veitch. Miss C, 198 High st., Portobello Jj rotter, R., governor, Poorhouse, Dalkeitk Vere, Wm. Ed. Hope, Craigiehall, Cramond rotter, Rickard, of Mortonkall, Liberton Vernor, Mrs, Newbigging, Musselburgh :'rotter, Tkomas, joiner, Patkkead Vessie, Miss, grocer, Herpersbrae, Penicuik 'rotter, William, draper, Lasswade Waas, Jesse, valet, Back street, Dalkeitk 'rotter, Mrs, 2 Millkill, Musselburgk Waddell, G., railway contractor, W. Calder Rdhope, T., farmer, Lawkead, Penicuik Waddell, James, Bell's quarry, Mid-Calder 'ully, H. J., Lothian st., Dalkeith Waddell, Jokn, 21 Bridge st., Musselburgk 'urnbull, A., 38 High street, and 1 Melville Waddell, Rev. D., Establisked Ckurck, Stow street, Portobello Waddell, Rev. Walter, Bortkwick manse, 'urnbull, J., Coltbridge house, Murrayfield Gorebridge i'urnbull, William, joiner, Stow Waddell, William, East Calder, Mid-Calder 'urnbull, Wm„ farmer, etc., Gorebridge Waddell, Mrs., grocer, 13 Higk st., Dalkeith limeworks, Patkkead, Ford Wahab, C. J., C.E., Mauricewood, Penicuik ., 'urnbull, Wm., "urnbull, MissH. J., 13 Regent st.,Portobello Wakekam, Miss, teacker, Balerno, Currie

.'urnbull, Misses, 1 Melville st., Portobello Wakelin, Jokn (R. W. 8f Co.), Rosekill 'urner, F., farmer, Skaestanes, Gorebridge kouse, Inveresk, Musselburgk 'urner, J., gardener, Oragiekall, Cramond Waldie, Tkomas, Dods, Hawksnest, Stow Srrner, Jokn, jun., farmer, Haggs, Ratko Waldie,Mrs, Ednam cot., Eskbank, Dalkeitk 'urner, Jokn, farmer, Newkouse, Ratko Waldie, Mrs, market gardener, Gilmerton burner, Jokn, Lotkian street, Dalkeitk place gardens, Liberton i'urner, Jokn, coal agent, Davidson's mains Wales, James, flesker, Currie 'urner, Peter, stationmaster, Kirknewton Walker, Alex., Woodmuir, West Calder 'urner, R., farmer, Broompark, Mid-Calder Walker, Alex., saddler, Mid Calder ?urner, W., Fountainside, Gorebridge Walker, Andrew, of Hartwood, West Calder

i .Veedie, David, fanner, Davidson's mains Walker, Arck., Hailes mill, Slateford 3 rweedie, Rick., farmer, Burnkouse, Stow Walker, D. S., sckoolmaster, West Calder Tweedie, Mrs, Wkitekall villa, Lasswade Walker, E., N. Clermiston, Davidson's mains Cwine, Mrs Pkillis, Tke Glebe, Dalkeitk Walker, F., tailor, Juniper green, Currie ;?ytler, G. M., banker, Woodkouselee, Roslin Walker, George, weaver, Stow Roslin Walker, George, tailor, Currie , Fytler, Jas., W.S., Woodkouselee, ia Jmpkerston Brothers, engineers, Loanhead Walker, G., Easter Hermiston, Corstorpkine Jmpherston, Charles, Elmswood, Loanhead Walker, James, 5 St Andrew sq., Newkaven Jmpkergton, Francis, Elmswood, Loanhead Walker, J. F., inspector of poor, &c, Stow Jmpherston, James, Elmswood, Loanhead Walker, Jokn, 33 Higk st., Musselburgk Jmpherston, Wm., Linden lodge, Loanhead Walker, Josepk, joiner, Caitka, Stow Ore, Miss, Tower bank kouse, Portobello Walker, Robert, skoemaker, West Calder Jrqukart, Donald, Davidson's mains Walker, Robert, Parkkead, Murrayfield Jrqukart, Lockkart A., plasterer, Dalkeitk Walker, Rev. Wm., manse, Mid-Calder Jrqukart, William, 152 Higk st., Dalkeitk Walker, Wm., Carleton lodge, Murrayfield Jrqukart, Wm., druggist, West Calder Walker, William, carrier, West Calder Jsher, Andw., 1 Hope terrace, Musselburgh Walker, William, Currie Jsher, John, Woodhall, Currie Walker, W. S., of Bowland, Stow vaas, David, 87 Back street, Dalkeitk Walker, Misses, milliners, West Calder Vallange, W., M.D., 14 Bath st., Portobello Walker, Mrs, dairy, Davidson's mains Valliant, Lady, Pitville, Pitt st., Portobello Walker, Mrs, 204 Higk st., Portobello Vaugkan, Hon. J., Moredun mains, Gilmerton Wallace, A., blacksmitk, Balerno. Currie Veitck, A., gardener, Whitehill, Lasswade Wallace, A., baker, 44 Higk st., Portobello Veitck, C, farmer, Wheatlands, Cramond Wallace, Alexander, jun., carrier, Patkhead 7(7. Wallace. EDINBURGHSHIRE. White.

Wallace, James, wright, Mid-Calder Watson, William, Fountain, Loanhead Wallace, John, Calder house, Mid-Calder Watson, Mrs, dressmaker, Corstorphine Wallace, Joseph, grocer, Pathhead Watt, J., farmer, Bloomiehall, Currie Wallace, Peter, jun., Blackburn, West Calder Watt, J., slip master, Granton slip, Grantoi Wallace Richard, Shank garden, Gorebridge Watt, John, Woodhall bank, Juniper green Wallace, T., joiner, Saugkton, Murrayfield Watt, John, jun., Juniper green, Currie Wallace, T., Four-mile hill, Corstorphine Watt, John, 19 Main street, Newhaven Wallace, T., 101 Main st., Newhaven Watt, Robert, Juniper green, Currie Wallace, W., surgeon, Loanhead, Kirkliston Watt, W. S., grocer, 154 High st., Fisherrov.; Wallace, W., 1 Maitland st., Newhaven Watt, Wm., shoemaker, Gogar, Corstorphint Wallace, Walter, East Calder, Mid-Calder Watt, Wm., draper, 120 High st., PortobellcO Wallace, Miss, grocer, West Calder —house, Wester Duddingston Wallace, Miss, teacher, Mid-Calder Watt, Mrs, grocer, Hailes, Slateford Wallace, Mrs, Currienmirend, Currie Watt, Miss, fruiterer, 85 High st., Portobello Wallace, Mrs, post-office, Duddingston Watt, Misses, 10 W. Brighton cres., PortO' Walls, John, 117 High street, Musselburgh bello Walton, W. R., Murraybank, Murrayfield Wuchope, Andrew, of Niddrie, Liberton Wappet, Richard, Over Gogar, Corstorphine Wauchope, Geo., E. Hermiston, Corstorphint Ward, E., Lochend, Jock's lodge Wauchope, Sir John Don, Baronet, a Warden, Alex., engineer, Penicuik Edmonstone, Newton house, Dalkeith Warden, R., teacher, Gorebridge Waugh, Mrs, 32 Bath street, Portobello Wardlaw, George, tailor, Ratho Weatherhead, William, Bilston, Roslin Wardrop, J., farmer, Slatehaugh, W. Calder Weatherston, Wm., teacher, Bowland, Stow Wardrop, John, Bentyheid, West Calder Webster, Alex., (N.B.R.), 33^ Hendersor Wardrop, Mrs R., 130 High st., Dalkeith row, Portobello Warren, Andrew R., 101 High st., Portobello Webster, J., Quarryhead house, Lasswade Warren, Mrs, 6 Sandford st., Portobello Webster, John, 137 High street, Portobello Waterston, A., shoemaker, Pathhead, Ford Webster, Thos., manager, Burdiehouse lime Waterstone, James, coal agent, Currie works, Loanhead Waterstone, Miss Helen, grocer, Currie Weddle, J., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Watson, William & Son, Lothian burn Weddell, James, baker, Ratho Watson, A., 25 West wynd, Dalkeith Wedderburn, Colonel, Liberton ho., Libertor Watson, A.. Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Weir, James, labourer, West Calder Watson, Andrew, West glebe, Dalkeith Weir, James, Rawcamps, Mid-Calder Watson, D., White Hart street, Dalkeith Weir, James, farmer, Blinkbonny, Currie Watson, D., potato merchant, Cramond Weir, James, Bell's quarry, Mid-Calder Watson, George, Norton house, Ratho Weir, R., grocer, 1 Eldin place, Lasswade Watson, G., grocer, 200 High st., Portobello Weir, Robert, Currie Watson, H., farmer, Lingerwood, Lasswade Weir, Miss, dressmaker, Eldin pi., Lasswade Watson, Rev. Hiram, Free Church, Ratho Wells, Miss, Red ho., Milhill, Musselburgh

Watson, I., draper, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Welsh, A. & Co., 94 High st., Dalkeith Watson, James, mason, Mossend, Gorebridge Welsh, James, Middleton inn, Gorebridge Watson, James, carter, Woodfield, Lasswade Welsh, Thomas, Easter Bavelaw, Currie Watson, James, teacher, Davidson's mains Welsh, Wm., 16 Market street, Musselburgh Watson, J., grocer, 27 High st., Portobello Welwood, A. M., Meadowbank, Kirknewton Watson, James, farmer, Woodside, Roslin Wemyss, G., 4 Regent street, Portobello Watson, J., 9 Rosefield avenue, Portobello Wemyss, J., auctioneer, Davidson's mains Watson, John, Shott's Iron Co., Loanhead Wemyss, Capt. T., harbour-master, Granton Watson, John, joiner, 35 High st., Portobello West Calder Oil Company, West Calder Watson, R. D., Wheatfield ho., Jock's lodge West, William, saddler, Currie Watson, Walter, M.D., Mid Calder Weston, John, smith, Gogar, Corstorphine Watson, William, 91 High st., Dalkeith Westwood Shale Oil Company, West Calder Watson, William, W.S., Norton house, Ratho Whinton, R., Fushiebridge, Gorebridge Watson, W., joiner, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade White, Alex., blacksmith, Lothian burn Watson, W., 27 Bridge st., Musselburgh White, Adam, 28 Tower street, Portobello 78 White. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Wilson

Vhite, Geo., Craigentinny, Jock's lodge Wilkie, Archibald, of Ormiston, Kirknewton Vhite. James, spirit dealer, Penicuik Wilkie, Jas., farmer, Ormiston, Kirknewton Vhite. James, haker and confectioner, 100 Wilkie, J., wright, Albert cottage, Gorgie High street, Portobello—ho., 2 Bath st. Wilkie, Wm., builder, Juniper green, Currie Vhite Jas., clerk, 17 Tower st., Portobello Wilkie, Mrs Isabella, Seafield house, Roslin Vhite. James, Damiore mill, Milton bridge Wilkie, Mrs J., 164 High street, Portobello Vhite, James, Stagehall, Stow Wilkinson, A., tailor, Pathhead Vhite. James, The Glebe, Dalkeith Wilkinson, Thomas, saddler, Penicuik Vhite, John, Tower bank house, Portobello Williams, Chas., 2 Marshall cot., Portobello Vhite, John, fanner, Paradykes, Loanhead Williams, Enoch, 7 Annfield, Newhaven Vhite, John, 86 West wynd, Dalkeith Williams, Robert, labourer, Dalkeith Vhite, John, 1 Bridge street, Musselburgh Williams, Wm., Crown tavern, Jock's lodge Vhite, Robert, tailor, Stenhouse, Liberton Williams, Mrs, 90 Back st., Dalkeith Vhite, Robert, grocer, Killochyett, Stow Williamson, H., 117 High st., Dalkeith Vhite Samuel, farmer, Lugate, Stow Williamson, R., Peatherhall, Corstorphine Vhit T., blacksmith, Toxside, Gorebridge Williamson, Misses, Henry villa, Fisherrow Vhite T., farmer, Peggyslee, Penicuik Williamson, Mrs, 3 Main street, Newhaven Vhite, W.Logan, of Kellerstain, Corstorphine Wilson, A., & Sons, contractors, Granton Vhite! W., 214 High street, Portobello Wilson & Co., lime works, Gorebridge Vhite, William, joiner, Penicuik Wilson, T., & Brothers, Mayfield, Dalkeith Vhite Mrs Wm, 13 Back street, Dalkeith Wilson, Alex., Flowerfield, Loanhead Vhiteford, Ed., Lenny park, Corstorphine Wilson, A., Redhall quarry, Slateford Vhiteford, John, shoemaker, Corstorphine Wilson, A., draper, 110 High st., Dalkeith Vhitelaw, Alex., merchant, Mid-Calder Wilson,, Alex., 3 Wilson's park, Portobello Vhitelaw, D. S., 3 Morrison pi., Jock's lodge Wilson, D., farmer, Herbertshaw, Penicuik Vhitelaw, George, 37 High st., Musselburgh Wilson, Geo., grocer, 35 High st., Dalkeith Vhitelaw, James, Bellfielcl lane, Portobello Wilson, G., market gardener, Hatton, Ratho Vhitelaw, James, gardener, Dalkeith Wilson, Geo., agent and ironmonger, Stow Vhitelaw, Jas., Granton cottages, Granton Wilson, Geo., baker, 58 High St., Musselburgh Vhitelaw, Wm., 35 High st., Musselburgh Wilson, James, Wanton walls, Musselburgh Vhitelaw, Mrs K., brewer, Pisherrow Wilson, James, Murrayfield

I Vhitewright, John, smith, Corstorphine Wilson, James, farmer, Halls, Penicuik Vhitie, James, shoemaker, Gorebridge Wilson, Jas. T., Restalrig house, Jock's lodge Vhitson, George, joiner, Jock's lodge Wilson, J., farmer, Wester Cowden, Dalkeith Vhitson, Mrs, 18 Newbigging, Musselburgh Wilson, J., jun., farmer, Newton, Dalkeith Vhittet, G., Easter Drylaw, Davidson's mains Wilson, J., 61 High street, Portobello Vhittet, Miss, E. Drylaw, Davidson's mains Wilson, John, iron moulder, Dalkeith Vhittet, Miss, teacher, Penicuik Wilson, John, 3 Bellfield lane, Portobello Vhitten Thow, st., Portobello Wilson, | & 88 High John, Monktonhall, Musselburgh Vhyte, Andrew, Belmont cot., Murrayfield Wilson, John, fanner, Cross house, Roslin Vhytock, Victoria place, Musselburgh Wilson, John, Main point, Penicuik Vhytock, A., The Grange, E. Duddingston Wilson, John, coal merchant, Slateford 'Vickham, Thomas, draper, Gorebridge Wilson, John, merchant, Temple, Gorebridge j Vidnell & Son, Elms, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Wilson, Joseph, blacksmith, Stow Vight, Alex., smith, 46 High st., Dalkeith Wilson, Melville, mason, W. glebe, Dalkeith •Vight, Geo., South Crookston mains, Stow Wilson, P., smith, Castleton, Gorebridge Vight, John, Burngrange, West Calder Wilson, P., farmer, Currie inn, Gorebridge Vight, R., 2 South street, Dalkeith Wilson, R., Stair Arms inn, Pathhead Vight, Miss C, 35 Tower street, Portobello Wilson, Richard, labourer, Duddingston Vightman, T., & Son, 44 High st., Dalkeith Wilson, R., builder, 33 High st.. Fisherrow Vightman, J., baker, 129 High st, Dalkeith Wilson, Rich., tailor, 102 High st., Dalkeith Vightman, James, carter, Corstorphine Wilson, Richard, saddler, Kirkliston Vilken, John, collector of police assessments, Wilson, Robt., wright, Fairfield pi., Dalkeith &c, Town hall, Musselburgh Wilson, T., farmer, Currie inn, Gorebridge Vilkie, J. & A., 115 High st., Musselburgh Wilson, T., dairyman, Greenend, Liberton 79 Wilson. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Younger.

Wilson, T., 109 High street, Musselburgh Wooley, James, 43 High street, Dalkeith Wilson, T., saddler, 29 South st., Dalkeith Wooley, John, dairy, 15 Annfield, Newhaven. Wilson, W., 25 Wilson's park, Portobello Working Men's Club. 66 High st., Dalkeith Wilson, Wro., spirit dealer, West Calder Wotherspoon, Miss Bruce, Eskside, Dalkeith Wilson, Wm., contractor, Davidson's mains Wright, A., farmer, Juniper green, Ourrie Wilson, Wm., Cragdale, Stow Wright, Alex., carter, Gilmerton, Liberton Wilson, Wm., merchant, Penicuik Wright, Andrew, Rose cot., Corstorphine Wilson, Wm., Bridge street, Penicuik Wright, D., grocer, Gilmerton, Liberton Wilson, William, Edmonstone, Dalkeith Wright, Henry, Langland, Pathhead Wilson, William, gardener, Duddingston Wright, J., St Leonard's paper mills, Lass- Wilson, William, wright, Kirkliston wade

Wilson, Wm., O.S. , Davidson's mains Wright, Rev. R., D.D., manse, Dalkeith Wilson, Rev. W.,F.C, Linkfield, Musselburgh Wright, Samuel, police officer, Jock's lodge? Wilson, Miss, 198 High street, Portobello Wright, William, Niddrie mills, Liberton Wilson, Miss, 5 E. Brighton cres., Portobello Wylie, David, baker, Roslin Wilson, Miss, Olive bank, Fisherrow Wylie, David, Haughhead, Kirknewton Wilson, Mrs, Gorebridge Wylie, Jas., farmer, Craigs, Mid-Calder Wilson, Mrs A., Granton villa, Granton Wylie, Michael, Road end, Slateford Wilson, Mrs, E., 40 Joppa, Portobello Wylie, Robert, farmer, Craigs, Mid-Calder Wilson, Mrs M., 155 High st., Musselburgh Wylie, Mrs, 19 Maitland street. Newhaven Wilson, Mrs, 152 High st, Portobello Young, Agnes, Garden nook, Jock's lodge Wilson, Mrs, 8 High street, Portobello Young, Alex., 8 James street, Portobello Winton, G., parochial schoolmaster, Roslin Young, Rt. Hon.G., Q.C., M.P., Lord Advo-I Winton, Mrs, 1 John street, Portobello cate, Silverknowes, Davidson's mains Wintour, Wm., house painter, Murrayfield Young, George, spirit dealer, West Calder Wintrup, T., miller, Torsonce mills, Stow Young, James, 128 High street, Dalkeith Wiseman, J., farmer, Rashiehill, W. Calder Young, James, of Limefield, West Calder Wishart, A., draper, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Young, James, Free Church st., Penicuik Wishart, Alex., draper, Loanhead Young, Jas., farmer, Ann's mill, Leadburn Wishart, J., Ivy lodge, Eskbank, Dalkeith Young, John, farmer. Backside, W. Calder Wishart, J., dairyman, Davidson's mains Young, John, Sheriffhall, Dalkeith Wishart, Thomas, Malleny mills, Ourrie Young, J., Webster's land, Jock's lodge Yvlskart, Miss, Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Young, J. K., schoolmaster, Lenny, Cramond Wishart, Miss, grocer, Blackhall Young, M., Lower Gogar, Corstorphine Witherspoon, Mrs, Hailes toll, Slateford Young, M., Bonnyrigg, Lasswade Wood, Dr Alex., Brae lodge, Murrayfield Young, Peter, farmer, Millrig, Kirkliston Wood, G. W., tailor, &c, High st„ Fisherrow Young, Robert, Hailes quarry, Slateford Wood, H., flesher, Bank's land, Jock's lodge Young, Robt., Straiton oil works, Loanhead Wood, John, 6 W. Brighton cres., Portobello Young, Robert, grocer, &c, Ratho Wood, John, Prestonhall colliery, Pathhead Young, Thomas, grocer, Mid-Calder Wood, John, farmer, Hagbrae, Pathhead Young, Thomas, Sunnyside, Kirknewton Wood, P., (N.B.R.), 109 High st., Portobello Young, Thos., 12 Wonder st., Musselburgh Woo:l, Thomas, mason, Pathhead Young, W.,ses. clerk and registrar, Lasswade Wood, Walter, farmer, Westrigg, Ourrie Young, Walter, land steward, Mortonhall, Wood, Wm., stationmaster, Joppa, Portobello Meadowhead, Liberton Wood, Mrs, Bank's land, Jock's lodge Young, Wm., rector, High School, Dalkeith Wood, Mrs, 143 High street, Dalkeith Young, Wm., smith, Raw, East Calder Wood, Mrs, 104 High st., Portobello Young, Miss, 8 W. Brighton cres., Portobello Wood, Mrs, 3 Tower street, Portobello Young, Misses, High street, Fisherrow Woodrow, John, 18 Adelphi pi., Portobello Young, Mrs George, Ratho Woodrow, Mrs, 18 Adelphi pi., Portobello Young, Mrs, spirit dealer, Gorebridge Woodrow, Major Rich., Grove hill, Lasswade Young, Mrs, spirit mer., Davidson's mains Woods, Mrs, Wellington st., Portobello Young's Paraffin Light and Mineral Oil Co. Woodward, Wm., 2 Maryfield, Portobello (Limited), Addiewell, West Calder Woolley, C, 113 High street, west, Dalkeith Yoimger, D., teacher of music, Cramond 80. Ill—DISTRICT DIRECTORY.

The Italic Letter at the Names of Districts is the reference letter to the respective Parishes of the places given in the Index.

(Those marked with an asterisk (*) are registered County Voters. Qualification, £14

occupancy, or £b ownership, exclusive of feu-duty.,)

BALERNO. Pendrich, John, overseer, Ravelston [Village, par. of Currie, lh m. S.W. of Post Town *Proudfoot, J., artist, Ravelston cottage and Railway Station of same name. Pop. 510. Robertson, Wm., dairyman, Groat hill Sub Post-office, Mrs I. Fountain. Box closes Todd, John, live stock agent, Craigleith hill 11.45 a.m., and 4.55 p.m.] at house For List of Names, see Currie. *Trail, Alex., quarrymaster, Ravelston Traill & Pennycook, stone merchants, Ra- velston quarry 1. BLACKHALL. Wishart, Miss, grocer [Village and Post Town, partly in parishes of Cor- storphine, Cramond, and St Cuthbert's, 2 m. W. of Edinburgh. Post-office—David Jeffrey. Box BONNYRIGG. closes at 9.25 a.m. and 5.25 p.m.] [Burgh and Railway Station, parish of Cockpcn, Adam, Miss, dressmaker 7 m. S.W. of Edinburgh, and ^ m. S. of Lass- Aitken, J., contractor wade, its Post Town. Pop. 898. Sub Post- Mrs Rainey. Box closes at 11.15 a.m., Annan, Andrew, gardener, Ravelston Office — 2.15 and S p.m.] Bailey, "William, mason Baillie, James, mason For List of Names, see Lasswade. Bain, James Batley, George, mason *Davidson, David, manager, Bank of Scotland, COLINTON. Ravelston house [Parish, pop. 2656. Post Town and Railway Sta- Denholm, Alex., smith tion, Slateford. In the village of Colinkm, 3 m. W. of Edin., on the Water of Leith, are Denholm, Thomas, cart and 'wheelwright flour, snuff, and paper mills. Sub Post-office— *Fortune, John, farmer, Craigcrook farm John M'Farlane. Box closes at 10.10 a.m., Fraser, John, merchant and 5.5 p.m.] French, John, contractor For List of Names, see Slateford. Harris, Mrs Thomas, innkeeper Hunter, T. S., stone mer., Craigleith quarry * Jeffrey, David, postmaster 2. CORSTORPHINE. (

*LiddelLW. H., tanner, Blinkbonny, Craigleith parish, 1579 ; of village, 66S. Post-office— M'Intosh, Miss, Ramsay cottage, Craigleith William Pearson.] M'Kelvie, Jas., manager, Craigleith quarry Adams, G., station agent, Gogar station *Mitchell, Win., Craigleith house *Alexander, John, gas engineer Outram, Sir Francis, Craigcrook castle Anderson, John, North lodge, Riccarton Paterson, Sergeant R., keeper of Edinburgh Anderson, Peter, shoemaker city powder magazine Arbuckle, John, teacher, Gogar 81 Corstorphine. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Corstorphine.

Arnot, James, farmer, Addiston mains Halley, William, gardener, Gogar *Baxter, "William, gardener, Riccarton Henderson, Mrs. Braefoot Bertram, A., dairy *Hope, James, W.S., of Belmont Blackie, Mrs, grocer, Braefoot Hope, Henry W., of Luft'ness, Golf hall Bonnar, Mrs, Laburnum cottage *Horne, Rev. Robt. K. D., manse *Brodie, John C, W.S., of Idvies, Gogar bank *Inglis, Edward, Millburn cottage *Brown, A., smith, Lenny park Ireland, Mrs, grocer Bryce, William, carter, Gogar station Jack. Robert, farmer, North Gyle Buist, Robert, Featherhall *Jack, Robt., farmer, Wr est craigs Burd, Thomas, dairyman, Lenny park *Jack, Thomas, farmer, Riccarton mains *Burns, Rev. G., D.D. {Free Ch.), Estherville Kay, Archibald, Cocklaw Chalmers, Misses, Catherine bank *Kidd, James, postmaster, Gogar Cbisholm, Mrs, grocer *Laing, John, nurseryman, Pinkhill *Constable, Thos. (Queen's printer), Kirkland Lawrie, Mrs, lodgings Convalescent House in connection with *Lind, James, baker Royal Infirmary—Mrs Coombs, matron Louden, D„ painter *Coutts, James, Corstorphine house M'Coll, James, Pentland-view villa *Cowan, John, agricult. implement maker M'Dowall, Andrew, farmer, Malcohnstone *Craig, Wm„ Woodball cottage M'Laren, James, of Gogar park *Craven, William, Brunnington house MPeak, Charles, tailor Cumming, William, shoemaker Macfie, Captain, Clermiston *Dawson, William, farmer, Warriston Macfie, Claud, of Gogar burn Dick, Robert, slater *Macfie, William, of Clermiston *Dickson. Alex., farmer, Gogar Maitland. Miss Dixon, Mrs, Three-mile house *Martin. Andrew, hotel-keeper Downie, Laird, & Laing, Pinkhill *Melville, James M., W.S., Hanley *Downie, John, nurseryman, Pinkhill Me-thven, T., nurseryman, Gogar burn *Downie, Hay, saddler, Corstorphine cottage *Millar, Geo., clerk, Braefoot cottage *Duncan, Wm, parish schoolmaster Miller, Jas., market gardener, Featherhall *Dundas. Sir David, Bart, of Beechwood and *Mitchell, R. K. (of Falkirk Iron Co.), Syca- Dunira, Beechwood house more bank *Dundas, Robert Adam, of "Whiterig, Over Moir, David, Braefoot Gogar *Moir, Peter, horse dealer, Golf hall *Dunn, Adam, baker *Morrison, Rev. James (colleague to Dr Burns, *Dunsmure, John, Meadow place house Free Church), 2 Melville terrace Dunsmure, Miss, Dunsmure lodge Morton, John, cowfeeder, Cocklaw *Elder, James, farmer, Over Gogar Muir, Mrs, grocer Elder, James, millwright, Lenny park Xeill, Robt. Gibson, farmer, Gogar mains Elder, John, farmer, Roddinglaw Xeilson. Miss, Woodbine *Foulis, Sir J. Liston, Bart., Millburn tower *Xiven, John, cowfeeder, Gogar *Fowler, Willianl Chalmers, M.D., Cor- Oliver, Thos., farmer, Redheughs storphine hall *Paterson, A., farmer and land valuator, Eraser, William, blacksmith. Gogar Meadowfield Gibb, Geo., commercial traveller, Janoficld *Paterson. George M. Gibb, James, stationmaster, Gogar *Paterson, John, mason Gibb, Mrs., Woodbine *Patillo. John, innkeeper and coach hirer *Gibson-Craig, Sir William, Bart., of Riccar- *Pearson, W7m., inspector of poor and post- ton, Riccarton house master Gibson-Craig, Miss, Hermiston house Potter, John, tailor Gibson. John, dairyman Ritchie, Robert, Gogar bank dairy *Gillespie. John, blacksmith Rodger, James, lodgings *Girdwood, Wm. (of Scredington manor. Samuel, Thomas J., gardener, Ferry bank Lincolnshire), Fixby cottage '"'Sanderson, Wm., farmer, Corstorphine bank Grant, George, lodgings *Scott, Thos.. farmer, Beechwood mains *Gray. Charles, Hawthorne cottage Scott, Mrs Charles, Beechwood mains 82 Cramond. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Cramond.

Scott, Mrs. grocer, Laburnum row *Colvin. Rev. Walter Laidlaw, D.D.. manse Simpson, Mrs, grocer, Elm cottage Cramond Bridge hotel—George Gunn, pro- Skelton, James, Gogar house prietor Smith, Thomas, spirit dealer Cramond Iron Company, manufacturers of Smith, Thomas, joiner bar-iron, &c. Steel, Mrs, Janefield Forbes, Miss, 5 Almondbank *Stenhouse, James, farmer, East Henniston Fortune. Mrs, Turnhonse farm Stenhouse, James, farmer. South Glye *Gemmell, P., market gardener, Peggy's mill Stenhouse, William, spirit dealer *Gillespie, James, farmer, Craigie Steuart, Archibald, grocer. Lennv park Graham, Wm., farmer. New Burnshot *Steuart, J. W., C.E., The Oraigs, East *Gray, James, farmer. Braehead mains 7 *Stewart, James, wright Graj , Robert, Damside cottage *Stewart, James, Kirkland lodge Gunn, George, auctioneer and inspector of *Stewart, John (ff.M. New Register House), poor Elibank villa *Halkett, John Craigie, yr.. Cramond house Taylor, David, gardener Harvey, John, contractor, St Margaret's grove Taylor, William, joiner, Gogar Hill, John, farmer, Carlowrie 'Thomson, David, Woodbine villa Hill, Thomas, rural messenger Thomson, David, farmer, Gogar Hughes, Walter W., Cramond house Thomson, George, dairy Hutcheson, G., gardener, Cramond house Thomson, James & Robert, gardeners *Inglis, C. Halkett Craigie. Cramond house *Tod, Robert, millmaster, Clerwood *Inglis, Peter, farmer, East Pilton *Jack, M., papermaker, wood merchant, Walker, G., clerk (N.B.R.), E. Henniston &cv Wallace, Thomas, Four-mile hill Peggy's mill Wappet, Richard, travelling thrashing- *Kay, Arch., dairyman, Lenny muir machine maker and hirer, Over Gogar Keith, Mrs Wm., Braehead house Watson, Mrs, dressmaker Lindsay, James, Cramond house lodge Watt, William, shoemaker. Gogar Linkston, Mrs, grocer. Cramond bridge Wauohope, G. (N. B. Railway), Easter Lockhart, Andrew, clerk, 8 Almond bank Hermiston *Lumley. Philip, spirit retailer Weston, John, smith, Gogar M'Donald, Wm., farm-overseer, East Craigie White, Wm. Logan, of Kellerstain MTntosh, John, forester, Barnton *Whiteford, E., shoemaker, Lenny park M Daren, James. Cramond iron works Whiteford, John, shoemaker MLaughlan. Mrs, Craigbrae farm Whiteright, John, smith and agricultural *MLeod, Nicholas, Beach cottage implement maker Macalister, Geo., manager, Cramond iron wks. *Wightman, James, carter and coal merchant Macarthur, James, grocer, Long row Williamson, R., dairyman, Featherhall house "Maearthur, Win., blacksmith,Cramond bridge *Wright, Andrew, flesher and cattle dealer, Macduff, William, Inveralmond house Rose cottage Macduff, Mrs, sen., of Bonhard, Inveralmond Young, Matthew, wright, Lower Gogar Mackay, John, Whitehouse villa Mein, George, 20 Fair-a-Far row *Millar, Thomas, farmer, Wester Briggs schoolmaster, session clerk, 3. CRAMOND. (/) *Milne, John, and registrar of births, &c. [Parish and Post Town (partly in co. Linlithgow.) Fair-a-Far Pop. of par. 274S. Post-office at Bridge — Mitchell, Mrs. 21 row Walter Scott. Sub Post-office at Village — Morris, J., grocer, Muirhouse Mrs J. Pow.] *Murray, John, farmer, Lenny mains Aberdeen, Mrs M., Cramond bridge hotel Murray, Walter, cattle salesman Bell. James, blacksmith, Cotmuir Ness, William, Boathouse bridge British and Oriental Ship Coating Company Pennycuick, David, tailor, Cramond bridge Brownlee, A., overseer, Fair-a-Far farm Porter. Mrs, 15 Fair-a-Far row *Buchan, W. & D., New Saughton house Pow, Mrs J., grocer and postmistress Chapman. John, Barnton N. lodge Reid, Mrs John, grocer, 2 Almond bank row Clark, Robert, printer, Barnton house Rintoul, Chas., farmer, East Craigie S3 —

Currie. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Currie.

Scott, Walter, toll contractor and post- Denholm, Miss, cowfeeder, Curriemuirend master, Cramond bridge Dickson, Mrs, Springbank, Juniper Green Slimon, James, Westfield Donaldson, Rev. John Slimon, Misses, Westfield Douglas, William, clerk. Juniper Green Spence, Prof., F.R.C.S., Almond bank *Downie, David, gardener, Juniper Green Swan, Nicholas, farm-overseer, Sontbfield *Downie, George, millwright, Juniper Green Turner, John, gardener, Craigie hall Durham, J. & W., papermakers, Balerno Veitch. Christopher, farmer, Wheatlands mills *Vere, Wm. Ed. Hope, of Craigiehall *Durham, Wm., Balerno mill house Watson. David. potato merchant, &c, Cra- Durie, Mrs, Daily bank, Juniper Green mond bridge farm *Fairbairn, James, wright, Balerno Young, John K., schoolmaster, Lenny *Falconer, James, joiner, Balerno Younger, D., teacher of music and tailor Falconer, Wm., carrier, Mayfield Ferguson, James, carrier, Balerno *Fisher, Alex., contractor 4. CURRIE. (0 Fleming, Wm., snuff-miller, Upper Spylaw [Parish, Post Town, and Railway Station. Pop. of Fountain, Miss E., milliner and dressmaker, - par. 224S ; of vill. 345. Post office — Miss Balerno Marion Glen.] Fountain, Mrs Isabella, post-office, Balerno Aikman, John, smith, John's burn Fraser, J., Spyfield cottage, Curriemuirend *Aitken, Thomas, farmer, Listonshiel Fraser, John, shoemaker, Rosevale Allan, Miss Helen H., schoolmistress Frier, Andrew A., general merchant Allinson, Mrs, Burnbrae *Gardiner, John, farmer, Cockburn Allison, Mrs, spirit dealer, Juniper Green *Geddes, R., Alpine villa * Anderson, R., blacksmith, Juniper Green Gibson, John, Wester Kenleith Arbuckle, George, Juniper Green *Gilpin, Charles Bernard, Juniper Green Archibald, Mrs D., dressmaker Glen, Miss Marion, postmistress *Auld, Peter, farmer, Buteland Goodwin, W., dairyman, Easter Bavelaw *Barr, John, dairyman, Juniper Green *Gordon, Peter, physician and surgeon. *Beilby, J. H., Woodhall paper mills, Juniper Juniper Green Green Gourlay, Mrs E., Juniper Green Bisset, David, teacher, Balerno *Graham, Thomas, baker, Juniper Green *Black, John, florist and spirit dealer Graham, Mrs, grocer, postmistress, Juniper Bonar, Miss, Juniper Green Green Borthwick, Jas., spirit dealer, Juniper Green Greig, David, gardener, Curriehill gardens Brash, Miss, Hill mount. Juniper Green Grierson, Mrs, bible woman *Brown, John, jun., fanner, Currievale Halket, Miss, draper *Bruce, Ferguson, Juniper Green Hardie, David, overseer, Bavelaw castle *Bruce, George, W.S„ Westbrook Harper, John, tailor *Bruce, H„ paper manufacturer, Kenleith Harper, Robert, farmer, Baberton mains Bryce, James, shoemaker Hart, Miss, teacher, Juniper Green Campbell, J., Baberton house Hart, Miss E. D., teacher of music, Juniper Campbell, Mrs J., spirit dealer, Juniper Green Green Chalmers, Mrs, grocer Hearne, Edward, watch and clock maker Chalmers, Mrs, Kenleith cottage Henderson & Craik, contractors and coal- *Crawford, Robt., Westbrook merchants, Balerno *Cunningham, Alex. G., farmer, Rosebank *Henderson, Alex., spirit mer., Balerno Cunningham, Thos., Mary cottage, Juniper Henderson, James, Isa cottage Green Henderson, William, carrier, Balerno *Davidson. Geo., farmer, Deanpark *Herbert, David, farmer, Easter Currie Dawson, Thomas, grocer, Balerno *Heriot, George, mole catcher, Malleny Dea, William, slater and plasterer, Mavis Hill, Craig, & Co., papermakers, Balerno bk. cottage. Juniper Green Hill, John, C.E., Balerno bank Denholm, Andrew, joiner *Hill, John D., papermaker, Balerno bank Denholm, David, merchant, Balerno house, Larchgrove S4 Currie. EDINBURGHSHIRE.

Hill, John, Malleny grove, Balerno *Norman, James, foreman, Balerno mills *Hislop, Humphrey, Bavelaw mill O'Reilly, Thos. (I.R.), Deanpark cottage Hunter, C, Woodhall mains, Juniper Green *Paterson, David, East mill *Hunter, John, farmer, meal and grain mer- Pearson, James, joiner, Ravelrig chant, Woodhall mains and mills Peterson, Miss, M'Gregor's cottage, Juniper *Hutchinson, John, farmer, Whelpside Green Ireland, William, grocer, Juniper Green *Philp, D., merchant. Balerno Jamieson, David, farmer, Cockburn hill Porteous, George, builder, Braemar cottage. Jenkins, John, manager, Kenleith mill Juniper Green *Johnstone, Alex., farmer, Wester Hailes *Porteous, George M., teacher, Juniper Green *Johnstone, John, joiner, Hill mount, Juniper Porteous, Miss, dressmkr., Braemar cottage, Green Juniper Green *Kedslie, Alexander, baker, Juniper Green *Potts, Alexander, spirit merchant, Balerno Kedslie, James, Juniper Green *Ramsay, Wm., miller, Newmills *Keith, Dr, Moidart cottage *Robertson, Alexander, general merchant, *Kidd, Walter, farmer, Balleny Juniper Green Kinnear, Henry, water-keeper, Harelaw cot. *Robertson, Robert, farmer, Bloomiehall and Lamb, Mrs Jas., Rosebank cottage, Juniper Harelaw Green *Ross, Wm., traveller *Langwill, Rev. James, manse *Russell, A. J., Malleny house *Law, John (Hill, Craig, Sf Co.y Balerno Samuel, A., millmaster, Wright's mill bank Sanderson, Robert, Eden cottage Law, John, mason, Juniper Green Scott, A., bootmaker, Juniper Green *Lawrie, George, forester, Good-Tree9 *Scott, D., Mount Pleasant, Juniper Green *Lawrie, William, farmer, Fernieflat Scott, James, dairyman, Deanpark *Leishman, James, labourer, Juniper Green *Scott, W., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, Leishman, James, schoolmaster, &c. Juniper Green *Logan, Thos., grocer, Balerno Scott, Rev. Wm., U.P. manse, Balerno Lyall, David, joiner Scott, Miss, Burn brae M'Culloch, William, Eden cottage Scott, Mrs T. G., Lymphoy *M'Kelvie, James, Kelvin bank *Sheriff, Wm., M.D., Currie bank cottage *M'Kenzie, A. Kincaid, Ravelrig house Simpson, John, tailor, Curriemuirend *M'Laren, John, labourer, Juniper Green Smith, James, blacksmith, Kenleith *Macdonald, John, dairyman, Juniper Green Smith, Robert, hedger, Corselet Mackenzie, Thomas, innkeeper Smith, Thomas *Maltman, Alex., forester, Rosevale lodge, *Smith, Wm., baker, Balerno Malleny *Somerville, Henry, farmer, Hannahfield *Marshall, John, advocate, Curriehill Somerville, Wm., farmer, Shothead Martin, Mrs Ann, flesher, Balerno Stark, Michael, smith Mason, Alexander, gardener, Juniper Green Steel, John, fanner, Caledonia Mason, Robert, Glenbrook *Steele, John, clerk, Kenleith mills Mather, Alexander, farmer, Bankhead Stenhouse, Mrs, Thorn bank, Juniper Green Mather, Alexander, The Lodge, Balerno *Stewart, Duncan, Balerno cottage *Matthew, James, teacher, Juniper Green Stewart, Miss, cowfeeder, Juniper Green Maxwell, Thomas, St Ann's, Juniper Green *Stirling, Geo., farmer, Newmills Meikle, Thomas, farmer, Juniper Green *Stuart, John, LL.D. (General Register Meikle, Mrs, news agent, Juniper Green House), Newmills Milner, James, grocer, Curriemuirend * Thomson, Alex., Glenpark Mitchell, W. J., Montpelier, Juniper green Thomson, Joseph, farmer, Eastrigg *Moffat, Wm., farmer, Easter Kenleith Thyne, John, farmer, Marchbank Morison, Lady, Balerno hill house *Tonnar, John, station master Morison, Misses, John's burn Usher, John, Woodhall, Juniper Green *Muir, John, Middle Kenleith Wakeham, Miss, schoolmistress, Balerno *Mutter, Wm., miller. East mill *Wales, James, flesher Nichol, James, joiner, Juniper Green Walker, Frederick, tailor, Juniper Green 85 —

DaUceith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dalkeith.

Walker, George, tailor *Watt, Robert, snuff-miller, Juniper Green *Walker, William *Weir, James, farmer, Blinkbonny Wallace, Abraham, blacksmith, Balerno *Weir, Robert Wallace, Mrs, spirit dealer, Currieinuirend Welsh. Thomas, farmer, Easter Bavelaw *Waterston, James, coal agent West, Wm., saddler and harness maker Waterston, Miss Helen, grocer *Wilkie, William, builder, Woodhall cottage *Watf, James, farmer, Bloomiehall Wishart, Thomas, overseer, Malleny mills *Watt, John, snuff-miller, Woodhall bank *Wood, Walter, farmer, Westerrig Watt, J., jun., snuff-miller, Woodhall bank *Wrigkt, A., farmer, etc., Juniper Green

5. DALKEITH. (Ic)

{See also Eskbank.)

[Burgh of barony, Market Town, Post Town, Parish, and Railway Station. Pop. of par., 7114 ; of burgh, 5396. Post-office—J. Macpherson. Market-day—Thursday.] Trustees—James Renton. R. Thomson, D. Cleghorn, J. Ballantyne, T. Alison, Richard L. Paterson, James Dawson, John Meiklejon, James Lowrie, Walter Douglas, David Lyle, Stair Dickson, John Martin. Chairman of the Board—R. Thomson. Town-clerk— Thomas Alison. Clerk to the Markets—David Jerdan. publisher Supeiintendent of Lighting and Cleaning—George Wilson Sheriff-clerk Depute—William Paterson Anderson, S.S.C., N.P. Inspector of Poor—Alexander Paterson Registrar— James B. Dyer

Adams, David, joiner, Bridgend *Baillie, R., dentist, Tait street *Adams, John, baker, 32 South street Baird, Sir J. G., Bart., Edmonstone house *Adams, Whn., baker, 146 High street *Bald, Robert, fruiterer, 45 High st. *Adams, William, spirit dealer, 116 High st. *Baldry, S. T., teacher, 41 West glebe *Adanii?on, Walter, currier and leather mer- Ballantyne, Alex., M.D., Edinburgh road chant, White's close, east Ballantyne, James, corn and meal dealer, Aikinan, Mrs J.D., missionary, Buccleuch st. 107 High street Aikenhead, A. W., Newbattle mill cottage *Barrie. Peter, wholesale and retail Stafford- Ainslie, Archibald, Cousland park shire warehouse, 62 High street *Aitken, John, vet. sur., Whitehart street *Bennett, A., brush manufac, 182 High st. Aitken, Miss Jane W., teacher, 53 Back st. *Bennett, Robert, grocer and spirit mer- Aitken, Miss, Edinburgh road chant, 1 West wynd *Alison, M., grocer, &c, London road Berrie, Mrs. gardens, Buccleuch'street *Alison, T. & P., drapers, 24 South street *Beveridge, R., dairyman and miner, Whitehill *Alison. Wm., coach builder, Buccleuch st. *Bishop, John, corn dealer and general mer- *Allan, Richard, shoe warehouse, 101 High st. chant, 33 High Street * Anderson, David, nail manufacturer and Black, Robert, shoemaker, Tait street general merchant, IS West wynd Blackie, James, clerk of works, Newbattle *Anderson, James, saw-mill, Xewmills Blackie, William, bill poster, High street *Anderson, James, tinplate worker and gas- *Blaikie. Robert, grocer, 106 High street fitter, 56 High street house, 43 Mitchell street Anderson, Robert, joiner and cartwrigbt, Borthwick, A., dairyman, Millerhill Wester Millerhill Borthwick, Mrs James, Back street *Anderson, William P., S.S.C., notary-public, Bourhill, Miss J. R., milliner and dress- sheriff-clerk-depute. White Hart street maker, 15 High street Anderson, Mrs Agnes, merchant. South st. Bourhill, Mrs David, baker, 178 High street *Andison. John, saddler, 3 West High street *Bowers, John, carter Bais;rie. John, gardener, Newton house Bowes, Miss, 27 West glebe 86 —

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Bradford, John, moulder. Glebe *Cunningham. A., coachbuilder, West glebe Brodie, John A., agent, Clydesdale bank *Currie, J. &R., cabinet makers, Edin. road Brodie, Mrs, Buccleuch street Currie, Mrs, spirit dealer, 170 High street *Brotherston, Thomas, gardener. Croft street Cusiter, G. F., manager, Dalkeith gasworks *Brotherton, Henry, carter, Buccleuch street *Dalgleish, A., cork manufactr., 90 Back st. Brown, George, draper, 13 South street Dalgleish, Wm. & Son, cork manufacturers, Brown, M., temperance hotel, 12 High st. 115 High st.—house, 21 West glehe Brown, J. & Mij fruiterers, 42 High street Dalkeith Co-operative Clothing Establish- *Brown, Walter, innkeeper, Back street ment, West wynd—D. Stewart, manager *Brown, William.Edmonstone fire-clay works, Darling, Thos. A., druggist, 9 High street Edmonstone Darling, Mrs, grocer, 14 High street *Brunton, John, builder, Lothian street *Davidson, James, mining engineer, manager *Bryson & Son, clock and watch makers, Newbattle collieries, Millhill house 65 High street Davidson, John, slater, London road *Buccleuch and Queensberry, His Grace the Dawson, Andrew, & Co., curriers, Croft st. Duke of, Dalkeith house Dawson, James, & Co., wholesale brush *Buncle, Peter, rope and sheep-net manu- manufacturers, 22 and 24 High street facturer, 2 Elmfield place Deans, James, teacher, Whitehill *Bushby, Rev. Wm. B„ Parsonage, Lugton *Deans, Jas., farm overseer, Dalkeith park Cameron, Alexander, Sheriffhall house Dennis. John, bricklayer & furnace builder. Cameron, C, remnant wareho., 14 South st. 20 West glebe *Carey, C, Cross Keys hotel, 144 High st. *Dickson & Wilson, bootmakers, 30 and 32 Carmichael, Mrs C, cooper and wine mer- High street chant, Lothian street *Dickson, R., cartwright, &c, Buccleuch st. Cathie, A., boot and shoemaker, Back street *Dickson, Stair, candlemaker, Newmills *Chisholm, James, porter house, Glebe *Chisholm, John, & Co., tobacco and snuff *Dods, Arch., auctioneer and grain merchant. manufacturers, 23 South street Iron mills Clapperton, Alex., Marchbank glebe *Dodds, Rich., cabinetmaker, Buccleuch st. Clarke, James, engineer, Newbattle mills house, 5 South street *Clark, Robert, wine and spirit dealer, 136 *Dodds, John, factor to Earl of Stair, Cran- High street ston Riddel *Clegkorn, David, draper, 74 High street Donaldson, Arch., grocer. High street Clydesdale Bank—J. A. Brodie, agent *Douglas, Abraham & Walter, corn mer- *Cochrane, James, & Son, painters and chants, Dalkeith mills decorators, South street Douglas, Abram. farmer, Mayfield *Cochrane & Thomson, grocers and provision *Douglas, Alexander, gardener, Thornycrook merchants, 20 West wynd *Douglas, G. & Son, ironmongers and seeds- *Cockburn, Thomas, baker, 82 High street men, 21 South street *Cockburn, Thomas, druggist, 92 High street *Douglas, John, gardener, Surnmerside *Collier, D., smith, Wilson's close, High st. Draffin, Mrs, French corset maker, Buc- ; Commercial Bank of Scotland, IIS High cleuch street street, —George & James Gray, agents Drylie, J., spirit dealer. Adam's row, Newtcn Co-operative Provision Store, 137 High Dudgeon, R. C, captain and adjutant, Edin- street—Hugh Gillies & Co. burgh County Militia *Cowe, A., provision merchant, 138 High st. Dunbar. Rev. M. S., missionary, Roanshead Craig, Robert, Craigesk *Duncan, James, shoemaker, 64 High street *Craig, Robert, & Co., paper manufacturers, *Duncan, John, carter, Newmills road Newbattle mills *Dunlop, David, schoolmaster and registrar. *Craigie, R. E., photographer, 1 West glebe Newbattle *Craik, Wm., watchmaker, Tait street Dunn, Miss E., grocer, 88 High street *Crichton, James, gardener, Back street *Dyer, James B., actuary, Savings Bank, and *Crooks, James, carrier, West glebe parish registrar, The Glebe Cross, Robert, farmer, Hilltown Elliot, R. & J., draners, 83 High street *Cumming, Thomas, joiner, 3 Back street *Elliot, Ralph (i?„

Elliot, Miss I, 61 West High street Grossert, A., blacksmith, Wester Millorhill Everard, Rev. Henry, Roman Catholic *Haddock, William, upholsterer, Back street priest, St David's Haldane, James, Woodburn. *Ewing, David, currier *Harper, Robert, fanner, Edmonstone mains Fairbairn, John, church-officer, 156 High st. Harper, William, farmer, Longthorn *Fairbairn, John, commercial traveller, 6 *Hart, Alexander {Mitchell Brothers), mer- High street chant, High street *Falconer, A. C, china mercht., 8 West wynd *Hay & Chisholm, joiners and undertakers, *Falconer, John, innkeeper, Bridgend Newmills road *Falconer, R. & Son, tinplate workers and *Heathcote, G. P., vocalist and pianoforte gasfitters, 25 High st—house, Croft st. tuner, 113 High street *Ferguson. Rev. Fergus, East U. P. manse *Hickey, John, pawnbroker, 5 West wynd *Ferrier, W., grocer, etc., 4 High street *Hill, Ludovic, shoemaker, Esk place Fielder, John, commission agent, Bridgend Hogg, John, accountant, Commercial Bank *Finlay, George, blacksmith, Lothian street Hood, Adam, grocer, 46 Back street *Foggan, William, draper, 12 South street *Home, David, Woolmet house Forbes, J. S., station master, Dalkeith station *Hope, John, brassfounder, North wynd. Ford, William, farmer, Hardengreen Horsburgh, James, veterinary surgeon, *Forrest, Alex., innkeeper, Old Meal market M.R.C.V.S., Buccleuch street Forrest, Mrs, Harrow inn Houston, John, 83 Back street Forrester, Ebenezer, grocer, 55 High street *Howat, George, moulder Forsyth, Miss, Bellevue place Howden, T. & Co., drapers, 68 High street Forsyth, Mrs, nesher, 1 Elmfield place Hughes, Thomas, shoemaker, 132 High st. Fraser, Fraser, quartermaster-sergt., Militia *Hunter, George, wright, Wetholm stores Hunter & M'Donald, clothiers, 96 High st. Gair, James, forester, London road *Hunter, John, tailor and clothier, 35 High Gair, Mrs J., milliner, London road street—house, West glebe Gatherer, George, colour-sergeant, Edin- *Hutchison, Robert, flesher, 38 High street burgh Militia, 1 Esk place Inglis, Miss Helen, fancy and toy ware- *Gibb, J. S., rector, F. C. academy—house, house, 23 High street, west Bridgend Inglis, Thomas, overseer, Dalkeith park Gibson, Alexander, Edmonstone gardens *Ireland, Robert, pawnbroker, 11 West wynd *Gibson, John, farmer, Woolmet Jack, James, sergeant, 128 High street *Gibson, John, fishmonger, 38 South street *Jack, George, mason, Whitehill and Buccleuch road *Jefferiss, James, brushmaker, Esk place Gibson, Mrs, grocer and draper, 120 High st. *Jefferiss, Robt. R., M.D. and surgeon, Garden *Gillies, Hugh, & Co., provision store, 137 house High street *Jerdan, D., bookseller and printer, and pub- *Gilmour, Alex., bootmaker, 127 High street lisher of Dalkeith Herald andAdvertiser, *Gordon, Alexander, manager and mining 100^ High st. —house, Porteous place engineer, Dalkeith colliery Johnstone, John, Woolmet gardens Gordon, Rev. T., D.D., manse, Newbattle Jones, Henry J., vocalist, Buccleuch street Gorrie, Mrs, Bridgend. Jop, Alex., sheriff-officer and house-agent, Graham, Alexander, shoemaker, W. glebe High street *Graham, C. W., M.D., F.R.C.S., 139 High st. *Kellock, J., Buck's Head inn, Buccleuch st. Grant, Robert, sergeant, 14 Esk place Kemp, D., smith, West wynd Gray & Taylor, iron and seed merchants, 73 *Kemp, Richard, grocer, 103 High street High street *Kemp, William, baker, 12 West wynd *Gray, Andrew, 109 High street Kennedy, G., clerk of works, Dalkeith park Gray, Geo. & Jas., agents, Commercial Bank, Kent, James, tailor, 107 High street 118 High street Kerr, Alex., coal merchant, High street, east

*Gray, George, jun. (G. fy Taylor), Croft st. Kerss, W., gamekeeper, Newton cottage *Gray, James, banker, 118 High street King, John, stationmaster, Hardengreen *Gray, John, corn mer., Elginhaugh mills *Kinnear, John, moulder, West glebe Grievv David, grocer, Elmfield place Kirkwood, Wm, blacksmith, Lothian bridge —

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Laing, Mrs, farmer, Shawfair Mitchell, Alex. (Mitchell Bros.), Edin. road *Lamb, William, slater, 4 Back street Mitchell, Jas. (Mitchell Bros.), 19 South st. *Lamont, Rev. J., manse, West Parish church Mitchell, Thomas, flesher, 124 High street Lawrie, John C, hosier, lace and trimming Moffat, James, forester, Blackcot merchant, 63 High street Moncrieff, Robert Scott, Glebe bank house Legerwood, Wm., dairyman, Lothian street Monteith, And., shoemaker, 49 High street Liddell, Miss, teacher, Edmonstone Monteith, Mrs, refreshment rooms, 58 High Liddle, G., house painter, 54 High street street house, 101 High street Monteith, Samuel, currier. Back street *Liddle, R. & A., fleshers, Tait street and 37 Morris, W., sergeant, Militia store High street Morrison, William, bootmaker, 168 High st. Life Association of Scotland — Thomas Morton, John, auctioneer, North wynd Thomson, agent, Buccleuch place Muirhead, James, draper, 21 High street *Lorimer, William, shoemaker Munro, Miss, teacher, Newtongrange Lothian, Marquis of, Newbattle abbey Murdoch, R., clothier, 16 High street Lowrie, T., china merchant, 23 West wynd Mushet, Wm., Fairfield house *Lucas, R., M.D. and surgeon, Buccleuch st. Mushet, Wm. & Robert, Dalkeith Iron works Lyell, Miss, grocer, Edmonstone Mutter, Misses, ladies' seminary, 55 Back Lyle, Peter & David, booksellers, stationers, street and printers, Dallceith Advertiser office, Nairn, John, painter 69 High street Napier, Robert, plumber, 126 High street M Alley, W., manager, Newbattle brick works National Bank of Scotland —Patrick C. *M Alpine, William L., farmer, Bryans Russell, agent, 67 High street M'Andrew, Mrs, teacher, 28 South street Neil, Alexander, merchant, West wynd *M'Culloch, R., Bay Horse inn, Elmfield place Newsam, John, wine and spirit merchant, *M'Donald, Alexander, teacher Ship inn, 80 High street M'Donald, Ohas., quartermaster, Edinburgh Nicol, Peter, coach hirer, Cross Keys stables Militia, 163 High street Nisbet, Andrew, clerk, Newbattle collieries M'Donald, Miss E., milliner, 122 High st. Noble, R., teacher, Newtongrange *M'Dougall, G„ tailor, &c, 36 Back street Noble, Miss, teacher, East houses M'DougalL James, & Co., wholesale brush Otto, William E., factor to the Marquis of manufacturers, Old Barracks Lothian, Eskside house *M'Gowan, John, slater, Croft cottage Ormiston, Ebenezer, contractor, East houses MTntosh, Miss, china merchant, 5 High st. Park, Sergeant-Major William, West glebe M'Kinlay, S., sergeant, 3 Esk place Parr, John, portable thrashing-machine pro- M'Lean, R., Stevens cottage, West glebe prietor, Bell's law M'Leod, Angus, gardener, Newbattle Paterson, Alexander, inspector of poor, Tait M'Nair, Alex., grocer, Wester Millerhill street—house, Parkside place M'Neil, James, stationer, Tait street Paterson, Jas., cabinetmaker, 36 High street, M'Pherson, Jas., post-master, 89 High st. west, and Parkside place M'Rae, George, colour-sergeant, Edinburgh Paterson, Richard, agent for Royal Bank County Militia, Charles court Paterson, Mrs, spirit dealer, 172 High st. *Macalpine, Walter, engineman, The Bryans Peacock, Margt., spirit dealer, 160 High st. Macgregor, Rev. Malcolm, Newton manse Peacock, Peter, spirit dealer, 41 High st. *Mackay, Robert, contractor, 47 Back street Peebles, W. F., grocer and mer., 95 High st. Mackintosh, Rev. D., U. P. manse, Back st. Pendridge, J., grocer and postmaster, Martin, John, baker, 50 High street Millerhill Metcalfe, Wm. & Jas., ironmongers and seed Philip, J., tobacco manufacturer and wine merchants, 59 and 91 High street, west merchant, 86 High street Miller, A., bugle-major. Militia stores Plummer, Geo. H., farmer, Edinburgh road Miller, George, excise officer, North Esk mill Plummer, Wm., butcher, Edinburgh road Miller, James, Newbattle farm Ponton, Mrs, coach hirer and posting estab- *Milne, William, grocer, 25 South street lishment, Buccleuch street Mitchell Brothers, grocers and wine mer- Pope, Rev. John, St David's Catholic church chants, 77 High street Porteous, D. K., grocer, 166 High street 89 Dallceith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dalkeith.

*Porteous, William and Thomas, clothiers *Steven, John, joiner, Back street and drapers, 70 High street *Steven, William, mason *Potter, Stephen, painter and glazier, 20 *Stevenson, J., oversman, Newbattle colliery High street, west *Stewart, D. (Co-operative Cloth Co.), Glebe Proctor & Young, drapers, S High st., west *Stewart, James, baker, 10 High street *Pryde, John, tobacconist, 78 High street *Stewart, J., pharm. chemist, 87 High street *Pursell, D., founder and ironmonger, 1 High Stewart, James, jun., private secretary to street the Duke of Buccleuch, Dalkeith house Pursell, Miss Isabella, 59 High street, west Stewart, John and George, grocers, 52 High Pursell, Miss, The Glebe street—house, Parkside place *Purves, Charles, Bellevue place *Stirling, George, joiner, 82 High street Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 48 High street *Stirling, James, cabinetmaker, Buccleuch st *Rennie, Wm, tinsmith, lOOg- High street Stobbs, Mrs Agnes, Lothian bridge

*Renton, James, M.D , White Hart street Stoddart. George, wine and spirit merchant, *Riach, George, schoolmaster and registrar, 51 High street Newton *Stoddart, J., plumber, 154 High street Robb, John, farmer, D'Arcy Stoddart, Thomas, china and stoneware mer- *Robb, Wm., farmer, Lawfield chant, 121 High street Robertson, Peter, cooper, 40 Back street Stone, W„ fancy warehouse, 53 High street *Robertson, W., clothier, 344 High street —house, 7 West glebe Robertson. Miss.M., milliner, 86 South st. *Stone, William & Son, provision dealers, Rodger, Mrs, grocer, 156 High street Newtongrange Romans, J., Newtongrange cottages *Storie, Thos., bellhanger, &c, North wynd' *Rough, John, confectioner, 57 High street Sturrock, Thomas, solicitor, Hawthorn bank, Ruddock, Thomas, flesher, 150 High street West glebe Royal Bank—Richard Paterson, agent Sutherland, D., police constable, Newton- Russell, Patrick C, agent, National Bank grange of Scotland, 67 High street *Swinton, Jn., implement maker, Buccleuch *Rutherford, Brown, porter, Back street street Rutherford, John, boot and shoemaker, 38 *Tait, Alexander, writer. Buccleuch street Back street *Tait, Andrew, saddler, 9 South street *Sanderson, Thos., coal merchant, Back st. *Tavlor, James, carrier, Lothian cottage Scott, James, sergt.-major, County Militia *Taylor, R. T. and W., drapers, &c, 26 and stores 28 High street Scott, Miss, Parkside place *Taylor, Robert, blacksmith. Croft street *Scrymgeour, R. D., baker and confectioner, *Telfer, Samuel, shoemaker, 22 South street 34 High street, west —house, Croft street *Seton, George, farmer, Sheriffhall mains Thomson & Skinner, painters, Elmfleld pi. Simpson & Co., saddlers and harness makers, *Thomson, E. & J., grocers, &c, 17 South st. 90 High street """Thomson, R. & J., candle manufacturers, 31 Simpson, James, slater, Back street High street, west *Simpson, John, joiner *Thomson, Geo., railway tavern, 20 Back st. Simson, Alex., farmer, Smeaton ^Thomson, Geo., baker, 112 High street *Smith, George, farmer. Easter Cowden *Thomson, Jas., draper, 98 and 100 High st. Smith, George, jun., farmer, Chalkieside *Thomson, John, West glebe Smith, J., temp, coffee-house, North wynd *Thomson, Thomas, Buccleuch place Smith, James, portable thrashing machine Thomson, Thos., rope and sheep-net manu- proprietor, Westfleld cottage facturer, 11 South street *Somerville, Andrew, baker and confectioner, *Thomson, Thomas, grocer, 26 Soiith street, 108 High street and 3 Elmfleld place *Somerville, James, bootmaker, 104 High st. *Thomson. "Wm., general draper, 93 High st. Spence, E., 123 High street *Thomson, Wm., watchmaker, 30 South st. *Stenhouse, Robert, baker, 20 South street *Thomson, Wm., gardener, Dalkeith park Stephenson. Wm. and Peter, engineers and *Thorburn, Jas., plumber and gasfitter, 97 millwrights, Amos court, West wynd High street 90 Dalkeith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dalkeith.

*Thorburn, R. Notman, cutter, West glebe *Wight, Robert, trimming warehouse, 2 South i*Tod, J. & J., general merchants, 76 and 111 street—-house, Fairfield place High street *Wightman. James, baker, 129 High street PTod. J., split-lath merchant, Tolbooth close Wightman, T. & Son, boot and shoe makers, Tod, Mrs Alexander, farmer, Smeaton shaw 4-4 High st., west—house, Miller's close Todd, Mrs "Walter, tobacconist, 99 High st. Williams, Mrs, dressmaker, 90 Back street Torrance, Archibald P., farmer, Kippielaw *Williams, Robert, labourer Trotter, Arch., town missionary, Fairfield pi. *Williamson, H., wine and spirit dealer, 117 *Trotter, Robert, governor, Union Poorhouse High street Tully, J. & J., bakers and grocers, Lothian st. *Wilson, A., draper, 110 High street Turner, John, rope and twine manufacturer, *Wilson, George, grocer and provision mer- Lothian street chant, 35 High street Twine, Mrs Phillis, The Glebe *Wilson, James, fanner, Wester Cowden *Urquhart, Lockhart A., plasterer *Wilson, James, jun., farmer, Newton Urquhart, William, spirit merchant, 152 *Wilson, John, ironmoulder High street Wilson, Melville, mason. West glebe Victoria Lodging House, 22 West wynd *Wilson, R., tailor and clothier, 102 High st. Vaas, David, 87 Back street *Wilson, Robert, wright, builder, and house *Waas, Jesse, valet, Back street agent, Fairfield place Waddell, Mrs, grocer, 13 High street Wilson, Thomas, saddler and harness maker, Wardrop. Mrs Robert, grocer. 130 High st. 29 South street *Watson, Alex., cattle dealer, 25 West wynd Wilson, T. & Brothers, Mayfield lime works *Watson, Andrew, dairyman. West glebe Wilson, William, mason, Edmonstone Watson, David, grocer, &c, White Hart st. Wood, Mrs, grocer, 143 High street *Watson, Wm., grocer, &c, 91 High street *Woolley, C, spirit merchant, 113 High street Wauchope, Sir J. D., Bart., Newton house *Woolley, James, wine and spirit dealer, 43 Welsh, A. & Co., chemists and druggists, 94 High street, west High street—house, 92 Wotherspoon, Miss Bruce, Eskside house White, James, The Glebe Working Men's Club, 66 High street White, John, police inspector, S6 West wynd *Wright, Rev. Robert, D.D., The manse White, Mrs Wm., 13 Back street Young, James, bootmaker, 128 High street *Whitlaw, James, gardener Young, John, Sherifthall Wight, Alex., smith, 46 High street *Young, William, rector of the High school TEADES DIEECTOEY.

Agents. Cockburn, Thomas, 82 High street Kemp, William, 12 West wynd Brodie, John A., Clydesdale bank Martin, John. 50 High street Fielder, John, commission agent, Bridgend Rough, John, 57 High street Gray, G. & J., Commercial bank Scrymgeour, R. D., 34 High street, west Paterson, Richard. Royal bank Somerville, Andrew, 108 High street Russell, Patrick C, National bank Stenhouse, Robert, 20 South street Thomson, Thos., Life Association of Scotland | Stewart, James, 10 High street Wilson, Robert, house agent, Fairfield place Thomson, George, 112 High street Auctioneers. Tully, John, Lothian street Wightman, James, 129 High street Dods. Arch., grain merchant Morton, John, North Wynd Banks. Clydesdale Bank—John A. Brodie Bakers and Confectioners. Commercial Bank—George and James Gray, Adams, John. 32 South street 118 High street Adams. William, 146 High street National Bank—P. C. Russell, 67 High st. Bourhill, Mrs David 178 High street Royal Bank— Richard Paterson 91 Dalkeith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dalkeith.

Blacksmiths. Coach Hirers, &c. Alison, William Nicol, Peter, Cross Keys stables. Kirkwood, William, Lothian bridge Ponton, Mrs, Buccleuch street Scott, James, Gallowskall Taylor, Robert, Croft street Coopers. Carmichael, Mrs, Lothian street Booksellers and Printers. Robertson, Peter, 40 Back street Jerdan, D. (Dalkeith Herald and Advertiser Corn Dealers. Office), 100£ High street Ballantyne, James, 107 High street Lyle. Peter & David (Dalkeith Advertiser Bishop, John, 33 High street Office), 69 High street Douglas, Abram & Walter, Dalkeith mills Gray, John, Elginhaugh mills Builders. Blair, George, Stonefield Curriers and Leather Brunton, John, Lothian street Merchants. fc' Dennis, John, 20 West glebe Adamson, Walter, White's close (east) Lowrie, James, Westfield Dawson, Andrew, & Co., Croft street Wilson, Robert, Fairfield place Monteith, Samuel, North wynd

Cabinetmakers. Drapers and Cloth Merchants Currie, J & R., Edinburgh road Alison, T. & P., 24 South street Dods, Richard, Buccleuch street Brown, George, 13 South street Paterson, James, 36 High street, west, and Cameron, C, 14 South street Parkside place Cleghorn, David, 74 High street Stirling, George, Back street Elliot, R. & J., 83 High street Stirling, James, Buccleuch street Foggan, William, 12 South street Gibson, Mrs, 120 High street Howden, T. & O, 68 High street Candlemakers. Muirhead, James, High street, west Dickson, Stair, Newmills Porteous, Wm. & Thomas, 70 High street Thomson, R. & J., 31 High street (west) Proctor & Young, 8 High street, west Taylor, R. T. & W., 26 and 28 High street Chemists and Druggists. Thomson, James, 98 and 100 High street Thomson, William, 93 High street Darling, Thomas A., 9 High street Wilson, A., 110 High street Stowart, J., 87 High street Wolsh, A. & Co., 92 High street Farmers. Plummer, George H., Edinburgh road China & Stoneware Merchants. Wilson, James, Wester Cowden Falconer, A. C, 8 West wynd Fleshers. Lourie, T., 19 West wynd MTntosh. Miss, 5 High street Forsyth, Mrs, 1 Elmfield place Hutchison, Robert, 38 High street Clock and Watchmakers. Liddle, R. & A., Tait street, and 37 High st Mitchell, Thomas, 124 High street Bryson & Son, 65 High street Plummer, William, Edinburgh road Craik, William, Tait street Ruddock, Thomas, 150 High street Thomson, William, 30 South street Fruiterers. Coachbuilders. Bald, Robert, 45 High street Alison, William, Buccleuch street Brown, J. & M., 42 High street Cunningham, Alex., Back street Peebles, William 92 —

Dalkeith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dallceith.

Grocers. Norfolk Farmers' Cattle Insurance—James Horsburgh, Y. S., Buccleuch st., inspector Alison, M., London road Northern Assurance Company—Patrick C. Bennett, Robert, 1 West wynd Russell, 67 High street Blaikie, Robert, 106 High street Royal Insurance Company—R. & J. Elliot, Cochrane & Thomson, 20 West wynd 83 High street Gillies, Hugh, & Co., Provision Store, 137 Scottish Imperial Insurance Company High street James B. Dyer, The Glebe Cowe, Andrew, 138 High street Scottish National Insurance Company Darling, Mrs, 14 High street John Chisholm & Co., 23 South street Dunn, Miss, 88 High street Scottish Union Insurance Company—Geo. Ferrier, W., 4 High street and James Gray, 118 High street Forrest, Ebenezer, 55 High street Gibson. Mrs, 120 High street Hood, Adam, 46 Back street Ironfounders and Engineers. Kemp, Richard, 103 High street Meiklejon, John, Westfield Iron works Milne, William, 25 South street Mushet, Robt., Dalkeith Iron works Mitchell Brothers, 77 High street Wm. & Pursell, D., 1 High street Peebles, W. F., 95 High street P., court. West wynd Porteous, David, 166 High street Stevenson, W. & Amos Stewart, John & George, 52 High street Thomson, E. & J., 17 South street Joiners and Undertakers. Thomson, T., South st. and Elmfield place Adams, David, Bridgend WaddeU, Mrs, 13 High street Cumming, Thomas, 3 Back street Wardrop, Mrs Robert, 130 High street Dickson, Robert, Buccleuch street Watson, David, White Hart street Hay & Chisholm, Newmills road Watson, William, 91 High street Inglis, Robert Wilson, George, 35 High street Steven, John, Back street Wood, Mrs, 143 High street Stirling, George, 82 High street Storie, Thomas, North wynd Hotel and Inn Keepers. Wilson, Robert, Fairfield place Brown, M., (temperance hotel) 12 High street, west Manufacturers. Brown, W., Wheat Sheaf inn, Back street Carey, C, Cross Keys hotel, 144 High street Anderson, D., nail manufacturer, West wynd Douglas, James, Annfield inn Bennet. A., brush manufacturer, 182 High st. Falconer, John, Bridgend Buncle, Peter, rope and sheep-net manu- Forrest, Alexander, Old Meal market facturer, 2 Elmfield place Forrest, Mrs, Harrow inn Chisholm, John, & Co., tobacco and snuff street Kellock, Jas., Buck's Head inn, Buccleuch st. manufacturer, 23 South M'Culloch, Robert. Bay Horse inn, Elm pi. Craig, Robert, & Co., paper manufacture re, mills Mason, J., Justicelees inn, Gallowshall Newbattle Newsam, John, Ship inn, 80 High street Dalgleish, A., cork manufacturer, 90 Back st. cork manufacturer, Thomson, G., Railway tavern, 20 Back street Dalgleish, Wm., & Son, 115 High street Dawson, James, & Co., brush manufacturers, Insurance Agents. 22 and 24 High street City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company M'Dougall, Jas., & Co., brush manufacturers, —D. Lyle, 69 High street Old Barracks Crown Life Assurance Company—T. Stur- Philip, J., tobacco manufacturer and wine rock. solicitor, West Glebe merchant, 86 High street County Fire Office—R. Aikenhead, Clydes- Thomson, Thomas, rope and sheep net dale Bank manufacturer, 11 South street Life Association of Scotland—Thos. Thom- Turner, John, rope and twine manufacturer, son, Buccleuch place Lothian street 93 Dalkeith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Dalkeith.

Medical Practitioners. Slaters. Ballantyne, Alex., M.D.J Edinburgh road Davidson. John, London road Graham, C. W., M.D., F.R.C.S., 139 High st. Lamb, William, 4 Back street Jefferiss, R. R., M.D., surgeon, Garden house M'Gowan, John. Croft cottage Lucas, R.. M.D. and surgeon, Buccleuch st. Simpson, James, Back street Renton, Jaines, M.D., White Hart street Thomson, L. Ramsay, M.D., surgeon, Belmont Smiths. Milliners and Dressmakers. Baillie, James, Edgehead Collier, D., Wilson's close, High street Bourhill, Miss J. R., 15 High street Kemp, D., West wynd Gair. Mrs J... London road Wight, Alex., 46 High street, west M'Donald, Miss Euphemia, 122 High street Reid, Miss, 48 High street Spirit Dealers. Robertson, Miss H., 36 South street Adams, William, 116 High street Painters and Decorators. Clark, Robert, 136 High street Cochrane, James. & Son, 16 & IS South st. Currie, Mrs, 170 High street Liddle, G., 54 High street Forrest, Janet, High street, west Potter, Stephen, 20 High street, west Paterson, Mrs, 172 High street Thomson & Skinner, Elmfield place Peacock, Margaret, 160 High street Peacock, Peter, 41 High street Pawnbrokers. Stoddart, George, 51 High street Hickey, John, 5 West wynd Urquhart. William, 152 High street Ireland, Robert, 11 West wynd Williamson, H., 117 High street Wooley, James, 43 High street, west Plumbers. Woolley, C, 113 HighTstreet Napier, Robert. 126 High street Stoddart, J.. 154 High street Tailors and Clothiers. Thorburn, James, 97 High street Dalkeith Co-operative Clothing Establish Saddlers. ment, West wynd Andison, John, 3 West High street Hunter & M'Donald, 96 High street Hunter, John, 35 Simpson & Go., 90 High street High street Tait, Andrew, 9 South street Kent, James, 107 High street Wilson, Thomas, 29 South street M-Dougall, G., 36 Back street Murdoch, R„ 16 High street Seedsmen and Ironmongers. Robertson, W., 34^- High street Ballantyne & Son, Buccleuch place Wilson, Richard, 102 High street Douglas, G. & Son, 21 South street Gray & Taylor, 73 High street Teachers. Metcalfe, J., 59 and 61 High st., west W. & Aitken, Miss Jane W., 53 Back street Shoemakers. Baldry, S. Thomas. 41 West glebe Gibb, J. S., rector, F. C. academy. Back stroe' Allan, Richard, 101 High street M Andrew, Mrs, 28 South street Black, Robert, Tait street Mutter. Misses, ladies' seminary, 55 Back st Dickson & Wilson, 30 and 32 High street Noble, Miss, East houses Gilmour, Alexander, 127 High street Young, William, rector of the High School Hughes, Thomas, 132 High street Young, Miss, ladies' academy, Ellon cot. Monteith. Andrew, 49 High street Morrison, William, 168 High street Rutherford, John, 3S Back street Tinsmiths and G-asfitters. Somerville, James, 104 High street Anderson, James. 56 High street Telfer, Samuel, 22 South street Falconer, R. & Son, 25 High street Wightman, T. & Son. 44 High street, west Rennie, William, 100^ High street Youn^, James, 128 High street Thorburn, James, 97 High street 94 Dalkeith. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Davidson's Mains.

Tobacconists. Veterinary Surgeons.

Philip, J., 86 High street Aitken. John, White Hart street Pryde. John, 78 High street Horsburgh, James, Buccleuch street Todd, Mrs Walter, 99 High street

6. DAVIDSON'S MAINS. (/)

[Post Town, pop. 599. Parish, Cramond. Post-office—Mrs John Nicol.]

*Aitken, John, joiner and cartwright Turner, J., coal merchant and sawyer Balfour, John, House o' Hill *Tweedie, David, farmer, Silverknowes Bathgate, Mrs, dairy *Urquhart, Donald, portioner *Bell, James, joiner Walker, Mrs. dairy *Blair, Robert, builder *Walker, Edward, North Clermiston Buchanan, John, rural messenger Watson, Jas., teacher, Free Church school *Burnett, Charles, farmer, Lauriston *Wemyss, John, auctioneer Burnett, Mrs, Lauriston farm Whittet, Geo., Easter Drylaw *Carruthers. James B., M.D., M.R.C.S.E., Whittet, Misses, Easter Drylaw Marchfield Wilson, William, C.S. (Dundas $ Wilson, *Clark. Robert, late land steward Ddinburgli), Broomfield *Crow, William, potato merchant *Wilson, Wm., contractor, Primrose cottage *Dalrymple, James, news agent, &c. Wishart, John, dairyman Davidson, Henry (Ferguson, Davidson, and *Young, Right Hon. George, Q.C., MP., Co., Leitfi), Muirhouse £ Lord Advocate, Silverknowes Dundas, Mrs Henry, Craigroyston house Young, Mrs, spirit merchant Fargie, Miss Mary, teacher *Flint, David, farmer, Drylaw mains 7. DUDDINGSTON. (/) Forbes, Miss Eliza *Gardiner, Peter, dairyman [Parish, pop. 5159. Includes Portobello, Joppa, and East Duajdingston. Post Town, Porto- *Hope, Wm. (M'Lean $$• H.), Drylaw house bello. Sab Post-office —Mrs Wallace.] Inglis. Mrs, spirit merchant Jack, George, smith Barbour, Mrs, St Arthur's cottage Jack, Mrs James, smith Brockley, R., M.A., head-master, Cauvin's i *Kidd, Thomas hospital *Laing, George, carter Brown, J., temperance refreshment rooms *Lawrie, A. W., teacher, West Pilton *Cameron, R. 0„ Duddingston lodge mL'Ewaa, T. T., teacher, Corbie hill school Cunningham, George, gardener f Macpherson, Alex., Lauriston castle Davidson, Wm., drysalter, Hillside Main, Thomas, joiner Denholm, Mrs, laundress Marr, John, rural messenger Douglas, Archibald Sholto, Belle Vista Maxwell, George, dairyman *Fulton, Andrew, Woodlands Milne, J. & Son, boot and shoe makers Fyfe, John, coal merchant Nicol, David, baker Fyfe, Mrs, laundress Nicol, Mrs John, baker and postmistress *Fyfe, William, labourer Pace, John, merchant *Gibson, Wm., grocer and wine mer., Museiim 'Riddell, John, tailor and clothier, Dover cot. *Gray, Wm., farmer, Southfield Robertson, George, blacksmith *Halswelle. Keeley, A.R.S.A., Bellfield 'Shade, Thomas, quarry contractor Harvey, Patrick, gatekeeper, Park lodge 'Shade, Thomas, jun.. carter Hay, Thomas, wright, Duddingston mills Simpson, James, baker Henderson, J., schoolmaster, Parish school "Simpson, Robert, baker Henderson, Thos., clerk. Duddingston mills Smeall, James, boot and shoe maker *Hope, Jas., farmer, Easter Duddingston Smith, Rev. James, Free church manse *Horsburgh, Dickson, blacksmith, Dudding- Stenhouse, Geo., farmer, West Pilton ston mills 95 Edinburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Edinburgh.

Hume, Mrs, Loehside cottage *Robertson, Thos., John's hill house

*Jenner, Chas. (Kennington 8f J., Edin.), E. Roome, Mrs General, Glen-Arthur lodge Duddingston lodge *Sanderson, J. H. (S. Sr Son, Edin.), Hamil-i Kemp, Mrs, Loehside house ton lodge, Easter Duddingston *King, J., mill-master, Duddingston mills *Scott, D., farmer, Meadowfield and Northfield Law, Mrs, Northfield *Sinclair, Peter, clerk *Logan, G., W.S. (clerk of' teinds, Register *Smith, Andrew, brewer, Willowbrae house house), Hawthornbrae Smith, Mrs, laundress *MacKay, John, factor, Church hill cottage *Stewart, Hope James, Clearburn house *Muir, W. G., clerk, Duddingston green Wallace, Mrs, post-office *Muirhead, George, Sheep-head tavern Watt, William

Napier, Lady, Duddingston cottage *Whytock, Ales. (R. W. 8f Co.), The Grange, Oswald, Henry, shoemaker Easter Duddingston *Paterson, R. P., registrar of births, marriages, *Wilson, Richard, labourer and deaths, Schoolhouse *Wilson, Wm., gardener, Duddingston policy Paterson, Mrs W., Hawthorn cottage *Paton, Rev. J. A. H., The Manse Pentland, Ann, washer and dresser EAST CALDER. Rennie, Miss M., merchant, Poplar bank [Pop. 352 Post Town, Mid-Calder. newton. Renton, Alex. H., Janefield house ] Robertson, John, Sycamore bank For List of Names, see Mid-Calder. EDINBURGH.

[The Capital and County Town, the seat of a University, the Law Courts, and Government Offices. Population in 1861 (exclusive of Leith), 16S.121. Parliamentary constituency, 22,680, returning two members. Three newspapers are published daily. General Post-office—East end of Princes Street. Letters are delivered four times daily, —viz., at 8 a.m., 11.30 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7.40 p.m. London and Foreign letters are delivered in the morning. Market-day—Wednesday.] (Duncan M'Laren, Newington House. Members for Edinburgh, ^John Miller of Leithen. MUNICIPAL REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICIALS.

Those marked thus (*) are members of the Water Trust. LORD PROVOST. James Gowans, Rockville, Napier road 1 Right Hon. William Law, Hermitage, *John Greig, 3 Tantallon place, Grange Murrayfield *John Hope, W.S., 31 Moray place Peter Howden, 6 Brandon street James Lewis, 1 George square Peter Miller, 8 Bellevue terrace iEneas Mackay, 11 Hill place G. Eliza Russell, 14 Regent terrace James Macknight, 12 London street William Skinner, 31 Great King street Thomas Methven, 20 Pilrig street *Andrew Fyfe, 15 Leopold place John Miller, 13 York place *George Cousin, Sunnyside, Bruntsfield links Robert Mitchell, 6 Meadow place *David Lewis, 32 Findhorn place, Grange *Adam Mossman, 30 Princes street John J. Muirhead, Mayfield terrace COUNCILLORS. *Henry Murray, 97a Princes street James Blackadder, 34 Abercromby place Thomas Robertson, 25 Blacket place Richard Bladworth, 11 Melbourne place *John Romans, 53 Frederick street James Colston, 10 Findhorn place, Grange *Thomas Rowatt, Palmerston road, Grange *Robert Cranston, 18 Spring gardens *Thomas Sloan, 49 Broughton street *James Crighton, 1 Kerr street, Stockbridge George Smith, 5 Lonsdale terrace James Durham, 1 Leopold place R. Somerville. Spring gardens, Stockbridge Robert Gordon, 43 Minto street John Tawse, 11 Royal terrace 96 ;;

Edinburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Edinburgh.

Hill place Outer-House—(Permanent Lords # Thomas Temple, 9 John Wilson, 31 Drummond place Ordinary). J. D. Worcnald, 23 St Andrew square Lord Jerviswoode, Hon. Charles Baillie Robert Younger, St Ann's, Norton place 10 Strathearn road, Grange Lord Ormidale, R. Macfarlane, 14 Moray pi. Jas. Marshall, 10 Mayneld ter. Treasurer— Lord Mure, David Mure, 12 Ainslie place Town-clerk James David Marwick, 10 — Lord Gifford, Ad. Gifford, 35 Drummond pi. Royal exchange Lord Mackenzie, Donald Mackenzie, 12 10 st. Assessor—Robert Paterson, Hanover Great Stuart Street *Dean of Guild—John Russel, 4 Baxter's pi. * Convener of the Trades — Thomas Field, HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, Hawkhill, Lochend road Parliament Square. Chamberlain D. I. Robertson, Westerhall — Ljord Justice- General—Right Hi.n. J. Inglis lodge, Grange Lord Justice- Clerk—Right Hon. J. Moncreiff Depute City Clerk Robert Morham, 13 — Lords Commissioners of Justiciary—Lords Lauder road, Grange Cowan, Deas, Ardmillan, Neaves, and Depute City Clerk, Police Department—Alex. Jerviswoode Harris, 1 7 West Preston street Lord Advocate—Geo. Young, Q.C., M.P., Accountant—Robert Adam, 19 Meadow pi. 28 Moray place Superintendent Public Works Cousin, of —D. Solicitor- General—A. R. Clark, Q.C., L.L.D., Eskgrove, Inveresk 17 Great Stuart street Procurator-Fiscal Robert Bruce Johnston, — Depute-Advocates — G. H. Thorns, J. A. 1 7 Windsor street Crichton, H. J. Moncreiff, Henry H. Law-Agent—W. White-Millar, S.S.C. and Lancaster S.L., 60 Regent terrace Crown Agent—C. Morton, W.S., 11 Queen st Medical Health H. D. Littlejohn, Officer of — Clerk of Justiciary—A. F. Irvine, 44 Heriot M.D., F.R.C.S., 24 Royal circus row Superintendent Police Thomas Linton, 2 of — Depute—J. W. Hamilton, 20 Fettes row Parliament square Burgh Engineer—Charles Macpherson, C.E., REGISTER HOUSE, 10 Glengyle terrace Princes Street. Treasurer Police Malcolm S. Irvine, 33 of — Lord Clerk Register— Sir William Gibson- East Claremont street Craig, Bart, of Riccarton Inspector Markets Scouller, of —Wm. 6 Depute- Clerk Register—Wm. Pitt Dundas. Macnab street Deputy-Keeper of the Records—Geo. Brown Superintendent of Slaughter Houses—Walter Robertson, W.S., 16 Alva street Rutherford, 7 St Leonard's lane Curator of the Historical Department— Thomas Dickson COURT OF SESSION, Assist ant do.—R. Chalmers, 6 Hamilton pi. Parliament Square. Official Searchers of Records for Incum- Inner House—(First Division.) brances—J. Stuart, LL.D., Newmills,

Currie ; Anthony Shiell, 38 Blacket Lord President—Right Hon. John Inglis, place ; George C. Adams, 33 Blacket. 30 Abercromby place Place ; and Henry Steele, Melville Lord Deas. Sir George Deas, 32 Heriot row Villa, Granton road Lord Ardmillan, James Craufurd, 18 Char- Principal Keeper of General Register of lotte square Sasines — John Clerk Brodie, W.S. Lord Kinloch, Wm. Penney, 24 Great King st. Assistant Keepers—Wm. Fraser, S.S.C, (Second Division.) William Lindsay Christie, and John Lord Justice-Clerk — Right Hon. James Robertson Campbell Moncreiff, 15 Great Stuart street Keeper of Register of Deeds, fyc.—John C.

Lord Cowan, John Cowan, 4 Ainslie place Christie, W.S. ; Assistant Keepers —

Lord Benholme, Hercules James Robertson, Alexander Murdoch ; Alex. Forbes Cashier 76 Great King street Head Clerk—George Young ; Lord Neaves, Chas. Neaves, 7 Charlotte sq. —James Turnbull. 97 Edinburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Leith.

Keeper of Record of Entails, $'c.—William bers, Parliament square. Solicitor—

Pitt Dundas, advocate ; Clerk—David Andrew Murray, W.S., office of Woods, Winter, 9 Newington terrace etc., 48 Castle street the Register John Keeper of of Homings— Secretary to Board of Manufactures, Sec.— Clerk Brodie, W.S. ; Assistant Keeper— Hon. B. F. Primrose. Chief Clerk— Dean John Jas. Wilson. Office—Royal Institution, Keeper of the Great Seal—The Earl of Sel- Mound kirk, St Mary's isle, Kirkcudbright Cliairman of Board of Supervision—W. S. Depute-Keeper Colin Mackenzie, W.S., 28 — Walker, Esq. of — Rowland ; Secretary Castle street John Skelton, advocate; Office — 125 Substitute-Keeper John H. Dunn, 3 Lord — street George , Russel place Lord Privy Seal—Earl of Dalhousie, Brechin EDINBURGH MERCHANT COMPANY. Castle, Forfarshire Hall—4 Hunter Square. Depute-Keepers Privy Seal William Pitt of — Offices—57 North Hanover Street.

Dundas, advocate ; Thos. Brodie, W.S. Master—Thos. Jamieson Boyd. 41 Moray pi. Substitute-Keeper—Alexander Murdoch, 1 Treasurer Thomas Knox, 2 Dick place Brighton crescent, Portobello — Joint-Clerk and Law Agents—Thos. Strong, Writer to Privy Seal—A. Carnegie Ritchie, W.S., 40 Princes street ; and A. Kirk 8 Broughton place Mackie, S.S.C., 57 North Hanover st Lyon King-at-Arms—Geo.Burnett, advocate, 21 Walker street CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND Lyon Clerk and Keeper of Records—James MANUFACTURES. Lorimer, jun., advocate, 21 Hill street Hall— 11 Melbourne Place. Lyon Clerk-Depute and Depute-Keeper of Records—Robert Riddle Stoddart. * Chairman—Jos. Livingston, 7 Roxburgh pi. Registrar- General, for Births, Deaths, and Treasurer—William Law, 31 St Andrew sq. Marriages—Win. Pitt Dundas, advocate Secretary—James Greig, 37 Minto street Receiver of Crown Rents—George Bellairs, New Register house DISTRICT REGISTRARS. Assistant Civil Service Examiner for Scot- St George's—R. Dick, G Lothian road land—George Seton, advocate St Andrew's—A. W. Muir, 9 N. St David st. Canongate—Andrew Balfour, 1(33 Canongato Surveyor of H.M. Public Works, etc.—Robt. St Giles'—David Beatson, 51 Cockburn st. Matheson. Office—Exchequer Cham- Newington—John Minto, 6 Hill square LEITH.

[Burgh and Seaport, connected with Edinburgh by Leith Walk. Pop. in 1S01, 33,62S. Parliamentary constituency, 5852. Unites with Portobello and Musselburgh in returning one member. Post-office— 33 Bernard street. Letters are delivered from Edinburgh lour times daily.] Member for Leith Burghs—Robert Andrew Macfie, of Dreghorn. MUNICIPAL REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICIALS. provost. W. F. Forsyth, Denham green. Trinity James Watt, Links house J. 0. Garland, 35 St Andrew street BAILIES. John James Lundy, 4 Assembly street William Steven. 5 Bonnington terrace Wm. M'Intosh, 5 London row Young Pentland, jun., Muirville, Newhaven James Mather, Newhaven road Alexander Miles, 5 Hope terrace John Milne, Queensferry road James Pourie. London villa, Ferry road terrace, C. S. Chalmers, 8 Bonnington terrace Joseph Russell, 32 Regent Edin. COUNCILLORS. Treasurer—James Pourie, London villa, John Adam, 37 Tolbooth wynd Ferry road Andrew Archibald, 82 Kirkgate Toivn-clerk—W. H. Couper, 19 Charlotte st. ' 98 Eshbank. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Eshbank.

Assessor—James Simpson, architect, Daisy LEITH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. bank, Queensferry road Chairman—John F. Cathcart, 17 East Clare- Officer of Health and Registrar—Gilbert mont street, Edinburgh Constitution street Archer, S3 Secretanj—Pillans Scarth, 44 Constitution st. Police Collector—W. Walker—office, 19 Char- lotte street DISTRICT REGISTRARS. Superintendent of Police—J. Grant, 7 Smith's North Leith—T. S. Forman, 7 Hamburgh pi. place South Leith—Gilbert Archer, 83 Constitu- Surveyor of Streets, §-c.—J. Beatson tion street

8. ESKBANK. (k)

[Railway Station. Post Town and Par., Dalkeith.

*Alison, Thomas. Rosehill Kemp, David, lieut.-col., adjut. 1st Admis. Bannerman, Rev. D. D., A.M., F. C. manse Batt. Midlothian R.V., Langlands lodge *Blair, Geo., builder, Stonefield house Lamb, James, road surveyor, Westfield Bird, Miss, 2 Westfield place Law, Rev. John Bowes, Mrs John, 1 Lothian bank Lindsay, J., corn merchant, Eskbank grove Buncle. Peter, Woodbine cottage Lowrie, James, builder, Westfield Chapman, Misses, 5 Lothian bank Lowrie, Miss Margaret, Bankhead *Chisholm, John, Westwood Lyle, Misses, Rosebank villa *Cleghorn. David, draper, Eshiel house Lyle, Mrs, Westfield place *Cotter, Col. G. S., C.B., R.A., Rerwick lodge MTnroy, James, Lothian bank Craig, James, Beechwood villa M'Lannahan, James, Oriel cottage *Cumming, Thomas, Lothian bank M 'Quoin, Rev. Joseph, St David's Chapel ho. Dalgleish, Ales., Gladstone cottage Macfarlane, Rev. John, D.D., F. Ch. Dawson, E. (A. D. $• Co.) Glenesk house Macfarlane, Mrs Wm. B., Westfield place Dawson, J. (J. D. Sr Co.), Glencairn house Mason, J., innkeeper, Justinlees, Gallowshall Dewar. John, Rosetta Meiklejon, John, horticultural engineer, Dick, Miss, Lothian bank Westfield—house, Westland house Douglas, George Metcalfe, James, Ellangowan Douglas, James, Annfield inn Miller, Mrs John B., Woodville Douglas, Walter Mushet, Robert, Glenarch house Dove, David, S.S.C., Waverley cottage Paterson, Miss, Ellon cottage Dowie, William, Rosetta house Paterson, Mrs, Meadowspott Dunn, John, of Gilston, Gilston lodge Pirrie, William, Lothian lodge Duncan, J., W.S., Meadowbank house Pope, Mrs, Abbey mount Duncan, J. B., W.S., Meadowbank house Porteous, James, Laurel bank Fairly, William, Westfield Porteous, William, Laurel bank Finlav, R, Rosehill Pringle, Miss, 4 Lothian bank Gibson, Thomas (R. 8? T. G.\ Ashton Raey, George, station agent Goldie, Geo. (N. hanh, Edin.), Eskdale lodge Reed, John, Aliceville Goldie, John Reid, Miss, 7 Lothian bank Gowan, Rev. A. T, D.D.. Westfield place Russel, Mrs, 1 Eskbank terrace Gray, George, Murrayville Scott, James, blacksmith, Gallowshall Gray, Mrs James, Elm lodge Scott, Miss, Justinlees Harper, Rev. Dr, of Leith Smith, Mrs George, Rosehill Heath, Mrs, Palmerston villa Somerville, James, Ellicot Henderson, J. L., Harford house Somerville, Robert, Midfield Jack, Thomas, publisher, Lothianbank Somerville, Misses, Midfield Jeffrey, Rev. J., M. A., U. P. C, Parkend house Tait, Mrs Jas., Mauldslee cot., Lothian bank Johnston, William, Viewcamp Taylor, Andrew, Woodbrae

Kellock, William, Bellevue Taylor, Thomas {Gray S,- T.), Midfield 99 Gorebridf/e. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Ghrebridge.

Thomson, L. R., M.D., surgeon, Belmont Clapperton, John, grocer Thomson, R.. Avenue villa Clapperton, Thomas, cooper Thomson. William, -watchmaker, Ellonville Cochrane, John, blacksmith, Rosebery Tod, Jas. (J. Sf J. Tod), Eskbank house Cossar, C, farmer, Heriottown and Gilston *Tod, John (J. $ J. T.) Ormisbank Cowan, John, farmer, Halflakiln Waldie, Mrs, Ednam cottage Cowe, James, draper

Wishart, James (J. W. Sj' Sons, Leith), Ivy Cranston, George C. T„ Harvieston house lodge Cribbes, Henry, surgeon Craig, John, mason, Temple FISHERROW. Cunningham, Arch., miller, Carrington mill Cunningham, Ebenezer, wright. Mossend [Post Town, Musselburgh. Parish, Invercslc. Pop. 4025.] Cunningham, Robert, labourer, Temple Currie, James, farmer, Halkerston For List of Names, see Musselburgh. Dalgleish, George, farmer, Rosebery mains Douglas, John, miner FORD. Douglas, William, Poxside hill (For List of Names, see Pathhead.) Drysdale, James, lime burner, Pountainside Dun, James, farmer, Falahill, Heriot GILMERTON. Duncan, Archibald, baker [Post Town and Par. Liberton. Pop. 596.] Duncan, David, china merchant Dundas, Robert, of Arniston For List of Names, see Liberton. Easton, Samuel, millwright, Bell's mains Emslie, John, police-officer, Temple G O G A R. Ferguson, Thomas, teacher, Stobhill [Post Town, Corstnrphine. Par. Currie. Railway Ferrier, Finlay, farmer, Tynehead Station, Gogar. Sub Post-office, Hermiston — Ferrier, William, grocer James Kidd. Box closes at 1.45, 5.25, and 8 p.m. No despatch on Sundays.] Forsyth, Rev. Thos., U.P. manse Frier, Mrs, Harvieston mains For List of Names, see Corstorphine. Gardiner, Alexander, teacher Gordon, Rev. James, Stobhill 9. GOREBRIDGE. (cc) Gover.lock, Robert, farmer, Raeshaw, Heriot [Post Town and Railway Station, pop. 446. Par. Grassie, Archibald, Temple; pop. of par. 13S5. Post-office—Thos. Greenhall Wickham, draper. This Postal District in- Gray, Rev. John (Free Church) Stobhill cludes the parishes of Borthwick, Crichton, Harper, A., Gladhouse mill JELeriot, Stow, and Temple.] Houston, Mrs, draper Abernethy, P., farmer, Blackhope, Heriot Hunter, George, clothier Aitken, Alex., stationmaster Hutchison, James, butcher Allan, J. & G., farmers, Tourdean Inglis, Alexander, farmer, Rosebery Bain, John, teacher, Temple Inglis, James, farmer, Brothershiels, Heriot Baillie, Alexander, farmer, Middleton Inglis, Peter, farmer, Rosebery Baird, David, baker and grocer Inglis, William, farmer, Rosebery Barr, John, police-officer, Heriot Johnston, Sir William, of Kirkhill ( W. &> A. Bennet, T. & M„ builders K. Johnston, Edinburgh) Bennet, Miss, teacher, Stobhill Laidlaw, William, farmer, Loquhariot Berney, E. B., Borthwick mains Laing, Thomas, fanner, Yorkston Bishop, Mrs, grocer, North Middleton Lawson, C, Esq., Borthwick hall, Heriot Bowes, Wm, spirit dealer Lees, John, spirit merchant, Mossend Brown, Jas., of Currie Liddle, Thomas, wright, Middleton Brown, John, fanner, Blinkbonny Lorraine, John, Stobsmills Bruce, James, blacksmith, Middleton Lmnsden, Adam, forester, N. Middleton Bruce, James, junr., overseer, Middleton Lumsden, Walter, joiner, N. Middleton Burton, J. Tait. of Toxside M'Dougall, Alexander, Haughhead Burton, Peter, farmer, Newbyres Martin, Thomas, accountant, Eastwood Cameron, Rev. Daniel, M.A., The manse, Mason, Mrs, farmer, Middleton Heriot Maxwell, Wm., farmer, Arniston mains 100 Gorebridge EDINBURGHSHIRE. Granton.

Melbourne, Alexander, police-officer *Turner, William, farmer, Fountainside Mitchell, Robert, grocer, North Middleton Veitch, Robert, farm overseer, Redheugh *Mitchell, William, teacher, Stobhill *Waddell, Rev. Walter, Borthwick manse *Morrison, Lewis, contractor •Wallace, Richard, gardener, Shank garden *Murray, David, blacksmith, N. Middleton *Warden, R., teacher and registrar. Burthwick Murray, Peter, gardener, Harvieston *Watson, James, mason, Mossend Nicol & Harkess, tailors and clothiers *Welsh, James, Middleton inn Pate, Andrew, fanner, E. Middleton *Whinton, Richard, grocer, Fushiebridge *Pendreigh, J., Catcune house *White, Thomas, blacksmith, Toxside *Pendreigh, James, grocer *Whitie, James, shoemaker *Plenderleith, A., farmer, Moorfoot *Wickham, Thomas, draper and postmaster *Pringle, John, farmer, Garvald, Heriot *Wilson & Co., Esperston lime work Pringle, John, nail maker * Wilson, John, merchant, Temple Pringle, Mrs, farmer, Kirkland hill, Heriot Wilson, Peter, farmer, Currie inn *Pringle, Robert, innkeeper, Cockmuir Wilson, P., smith, Castleton Rankine, Peter, grocer, Middleton *Wilson, Thomas, farmer, Currie inn Reid, Thomas, shoemaker Wilson, Mrs *Richardson, Alex., land steward, Castleton Young, Mrs, spirit dealer Ritchie, Charles, farmer, Borthwick Ritchie, John, farmer, Ourrie mains *Ritchie, Walter, shepherd, Temple 10. GORGIE. (aa) *Ritchie, William, of Middleton [A small village on the old Glasgow Road, about two miles west of Edinburgh, in the parish of Robertson, J., farmer, Nether Brotherston, St Cuthbert's. Post Town, Edinburgh. The Heriot large tannery and glue works of the Mjessi'S Rutherford, G., farmer, Menteith's houses Cox afford employment to the inhabitants.] *Rutherford, Robt., farmer, Menteith's houses Cox, J. & G., tanners and glue manufac- *Ruthven, John, baker turers, Gorgie mills *Scoon, Kenneth, farmer, Braidwood, Heriot *Cox, John, Gorgie house Scott, David, farmer, Heriot mill *Gray, Geo., grocer, Gorgie mills Scott, John, Haughhead cottage Henderson, W., blacksmith, Cairns cottage Scott, William, clothier King, William, carter *Scougall, William, mason Maxwell, Alexander, carter *Sheddan, Charles, grocer, Stobsmills *Middlemas, John, carter *Simpson, George, teacher, Heriot *Middlemas, Thomas, carter * Smith, Alex., & Son, joiners Millar, James, blacksmith Smith, John, joiner *Notman, Thomas, fanner, Gorgie park *Smith, Rev. Theophilus, Temple manse *Paterson, Robert, carter *Spalding, William, M.D. *Robb, James, fanner Steele, William, Waverley cottage *Robertson. Thomas R., W.S., Gorgie lodge *Stevenson, Robert, grocer Simpson, David Stevenson, Miss, teacher, Borthwick *Simpson, James, carter *Stewart, John, farmer, Nettlingflat, Heriot *Stewart, Archibald, M.D., Gorgie park Stewart, Peter, grocer, Fushiebridge Tod, Alexander, farmer, Gorgie mains *Stoddart, John, tailor, and inspector of poor *Wilkie, J., wright, Albert cottage *Stoddart, Robert, tailor *Tait, George, flesher Tait, William, joiner 11. GRANTON. (/) *Taylor, James, farmer, Catcune [Seaport, three miles north of Edinburgh. Parish, *Taylor, James, farmer, Wi'ightshouses Cramond. Pop. 51S. Sub Post-office—Granton Thornburn, Horatio Harbour. Box closes at 9.15 a.m., and 1.15 *Thornburn, John, cooper and 6.30 p.m. No collection on Sundays.] *Tillie, John, farmer, Hangingshaw, Heriot Aitken, William, Customs buildings Turnbull, Wm„ farmer and lime burner. *Anderson, Peter, pork and ham curer Middleton lime works *Blair, William, cowfeeder *Turner, Francis, farmei', Shaestaines *Dixson, Thomas, flesher 101

&&* 5 Granton. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Jock's Lodge.

*Donald, Malcolm, shipbuilder (z) Frew, Alexander, teacher, Granton cottages 12. JOCK'S LODGE, *Geddes, John, clerk, Granton cottages [Post Town. Pop. 936. Par. South Leith. Post- Graham, Andrew, agent, Caledonian Railway office—Mrs Campbell.] *Graham, Dugald, master (" Pharos") Adamson, David, spirit merchant *Gunn, W., & Co., shipping and colliery agents *Adainson, T., gardener, Restalrig lodge Hall, Mrs, Granton hotel *Blackie, Thomas, market gardener, Restalrig *Hardie, William, deputy harbour master Blair, Mrs Duncan, Webster's land Hawthorns & Co., Granton ironworks Brown, Robert, dairyman Heath, J., park-keeper, Granton W. cottages *Bryce, Andrew, fai'mer, Craigentinny Howkins, J., C. E.—house, Queensberry pi. Buchanan, Mrs, grocer, Burnhouse Granton cottages *Cameron, Hugh, printer, 1 Munro place *Lamb, James, agent, Royal Bank of Scotland Campbell, Mrs, post-office *Lind, Robert, bootmaker Campbell, Mrs, recorder, Restalrig Liston, James, H., boatbuilder and hirer Cavaye, Robert M., 6 Northfield cottages *M'Dougall, Ales., farmer, Granton mains Christy, Michael, labourer, Fillyside bank M -Donald, Donald, boatman *Corbet, Peter, gardener, Piershill *M'Glashan, Ales., boatbuilder and hirer Cowan, Mrs George, Lochend house M'Glashan, Alesander, grocer Crawford, Benjamin, baker, Howard house M-Intosh, William, lighthouse storekeeper Davies, Richard, Hussar tavern M-Lean, S. & M., East cottages Dickson, A., boot and shoemaker, Restalrig *M'Neill, Right Hon. Sir John, G.C.B., Dods, William, spirit merchant, Restalrig Granton house *Douglas, George, grocer M'Nish, R., dairyman, N. Inverleith mains *Fairfoul, Archibald, sen., Restalrig Martin, William, coal merchant Fallan, M., boot and shoemaker, Bank's land *Miller, John, porter Field, Thomas, Hawkhill Peterson, John, East cottage *Finlayson, John, cowfeeder *Rattrie, Alesander, baker Forrest, Jane, tollkeeper, Restalrig road *Reid, W. & G., wool-brokers, &c. *Fraser, J. M. (Register House'), Munro pi.

*Reid, W, ( W. Sf G. R), Granton lodge ""Giddings. J., Kilburn villa Ritchie, William, cattle agent, Caroline park Gilbert, John, Lochend Salveson, Turnbull, & Co. Gow, Miss, Piershill cottage Scott, James, & Co. chemical manure manu- Graham, William, tollkeeper, Marionville facturers, Caroline park Grieve, Thomas, grocer, Dickson's park *Steel. Donald, & Co. shipbuilders *Guthrie, George, spirit dealer, Bank's land Steele. Henry, Melville villa *Haigh, William (N.B.R.), Abercorn house *Thomson, Mitchell, & Co., timber merchants Hall, W. M., engineer, Restalrig *Watt, John, slipmaster, Granton slip Hunter, Geo., clerk, Meadowbank *Wemyss, Captain Thomas A., harbourmaster Hunter, John, Munro place Whitelaw, James, Granton cottages Hunter, Mrs, laundress, Restalrig Wilson, A., & Son, contractors, Granton villa Hutchison, Mrs Henry, Dickson's park Wilson, Mrs A., Granton villa *Innes, William S. M., Parson's green -^'Jackson, Henry, dairyman, Dean house Jackson, John, labourer, Fillyside bank GREENLAW. Johnston, David, writer, Morrison place Kinghorn, Adam, grocer, Restalrig For List of Names, see Milton Betdge. Lawson, Andrew, joiner, Jock's lodge Leitch, James, spirit dealer, Jock's lodge HERMISTON. Livingstone, J., Helensville, Lochend road M'Donald, Charles, engineer, Restalrig For List Names, see Corstorphine. of M'Evoy, Patrick, 5 Morrison place M'Intosh, William, smith. Burnhouse M 'Queen, James, joiner, Burnhouse INVERESK. Marsh, Miss, Craigentinny house For List of Names, see Musselburgh. *Middlemass, Robert, Ivy cottage 102 Joppa. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Joppa.

Miller, Samuel Christy, Craigentinny house Archibald, Mrs, 19 *Milne, J., gardener, Suimybank, Loohend Banks, Miss Janet, 31 *Mitchell, Rev. James, Hermitage place Barrie, George, mason, 19 Mochrie, Robert, Northfield house Bennet, D., Abercorn villa Munro, John, spirit dealer and coach hirer Biggar, Wm. Henry, Robertson's place Howard house Bisset, Mrs, 3 Dalkeith street Munro, R., Abercorn nursery Blackie, James, 11 Mount Pleasant Niven, Military Institute, 1 Morrison place Blackie, T. (Water Co.), 11 Mount Pleasant *Ormiston, John, coal merchant Blackie, Mrs, 1 1 Mount Pleasant *Ovenston, Robert, baker Blaikie, Mrs, lodgings, 32 Paterson, David A. (Cochrane, P., §' Co., Brook, Mrs, 6 Mount Pleasant Leitli), Restalrig park Brown, William, fruiterer, 20 Joppa Paterson, Francis, Burnhouse Brook, John (N.B.R.), 6 Mount Pleasant Porterfield, J. H., gardener, Lochend house Chalmers, Miss, Robertson's place Potter, Alexander, Wheatfield cottage Chisholm, Mrs, 28 Ramage, Agnes, dairy Clarke, George, 18 *Ramage, George, Restalrig Clay, Mrs, 2 Mount Pleasant Rattray, Geo., lodge keeper, Parson's green Conway, Mrs, 7 Mount Pleasant Ritchie, Ales., Craigentinny Craig, George, Robertson's place *Ritchie, Charles, agent, 1 Abercorn gardens Cross, Miss, Robertson's place *Ross, John, printer, Dickson's park Cunningham, William, 27 Scott, David, farmer, Meadowfield Darling, Miss, 13 Mount Pleasant Shade, Archibald, cab-hirer Doig, Henry (D., M'K., Sf D., Edinr.), Rose *Sheriff, William, grocer cottage, Mount Pleasant Smith, James, Abercorn gardens Fairley, John, 37 Joppa Simpson, James, engineer, Restalrig Fairly, Miss, 36 *Souter, J. B., engineer (N.B.R.), Alder bank Fallon A. D., i Dalkeith street *Speirs, George, Jock's lodge toll-bar Foggie, Mrs Stirling, Jas. Hutchison, L.L.D., F.R.C.S.E., Garland, J. 0., Robertson's place 2 Abercorn gardens Gibson, Alexander, 9 Mount Pleasant

Stirling, W.,storekpr.(iV.^. JS.), St Margaret's Gi fiord, Adam, 4 Lower Joppa Strachan, Mrs, 4 Morrison place Gifford, Alex., S.S.C., 5 Lower Joppa *Taylor, Peter, farm steward, Lochend Gifford, John, accountant, 4 Lower Joppa Tod, David, dairyman, Jock's lodge Gray, Begbie, grocer Ward, Edward, gardener, Lochend Gray, Mrs Jane, 3 Mount Pleasant *Watson, R. Digby, Wheatfield house *Gray, William, Easterfield White, George, lodge keeper, Craigentinny Grosvenor, Mrs, Robertson's place *Whitelaw, D. S., gunmaker, 3 Morrison pi. Hay, John, Hawthorn cottage Whitelaw. Sarah, news-agent Hay, William, spirit merchant, 26 Whitson, George, joiner, Restalrig Hetherton, Miss, 4 Mount Pleasant *Williams, William, Crown tavern Hogg, Mrs, 30 *Wilson, James Thos., Restalrig house Howieson, Mrs, Robertson's place Wood, Henry, flesher, Bank's land Johnston, William, 8 Mount Pleasant Wood, Mrs, Refreshment rooms, Bank's land Johnston, Mrs, lodgings Wright, Samuel, police officer Kay, Mrs, 4 Mount Pleasant Young, Agnes, Garden nook Kellock, W., market gardener, Lower Joppa Young, John, boiler smith, Webster's land Kerr, Miss, 38 Laing, William, 18 Latta, Robert, writer, 29 13. (I) JOPPA. Lawrie, John, clerk, 44 [Railway Station. Post Town, Porlobello. Par. Livingston, John, 17 Mount Pleasant Duddingston.] Livingston, Misses, Joppa house Aitken, Miss, dressmaker, 16 Lumsden. William, painter, 44 Anderson, Robert (Win. OUphant Sf Co.. M'Ciie, W. D., 1 Dalkeith street Edin.), 28 MLeod, John, 27 103 Kirkliston. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Kirkliston.

Macintosh, John Brown, John, smith, Newbridge Mackenzie, Mrs, 5 Mount Pleasant Bruce, George, sergeant, police station Mackinlay, Andrew, 38 Burns, Rev. James C, Free Church manse Maitland, Kenmure, sheriff-clerk of Mid- Cameron, Charles, Kirkliston distillery lothian, Brunstane house *Carlisle, James, grocer and provision mer- Monteith, Misses, 8 Mount Pleasant chant Morison, A. K., 21 Cochrane, Andrew, flesher Morison, John, 26 Dowie, William, corn merchant Morrison, Mrs, 1 Lower Joppa Dudgeon, George, fanner, Almondhill Nisbet, A., salt manufacturer, Joppa pans Dudgeon, Robert, Humbie Nixon, Win., 16 Mount Pleasant Dudgeon, G., Humbie Oliver, Mrs, 4 Dalkeith street Duncan, Colonel, Foxhall Ritchie, P. J. (R. Sf Son, Edin.) Dundas Shale and Oil Company—George Ritchie, Robert, Joppa pans Anderson, manager Robertson, Miss, 20 Forrest, William, coal and wood agent Robertson, Misses, 49 Glendinning, George, farmer, New mains Robertson, Mrs, 21 *Gordon, Robert, spirit merchant Rose, Mrs (Mrs Craig's'), Robertson's place Grieve, H. 0., general merchant Ross, Mrs, Robertson's place Grieve, Mrs, draper

Rutherford, Robert (E. &>- Son), 5 Dalkeith Hamilton, Archibald, draper street Hamilton, Henry, slater Sanderson, Misses, 45 Hay, James, teachei Scott, Simon, 33 Henderson, Agnes, post-office Simpson, David, 31 *Hog, Thomas Alexander, of Newliston Smyth, James Sargent (G. P. 0.), 23 *Hunter, J., of Colzium, The Haugh Steel, Miss Jane, 2 Lower Joppa Hunter, J., faimer, Newlistonb.au gh Stewart, Miss P., Robertson's place Hutchison, R., of Carlo wrie, Carlo wrie castle Swinton, Thomas, 35 Kidd, Mrs, spirit dealer, Newbridge Tait, Mrs Andrew, lodgings, 17 Jackson, John, stationmaster Thomson, James, 2 Dalkeith street Lawson, James, blacksmith Wilson, Mrs E., 40 Liddell, Rev. J. R., The manse Wood, William, stationmaster Linn, James, Newbridge M 'Donald, Charles, Kirkliston distillery M'Kean, Robert, mason and builder JUNIPER GREEN. M'Kenzie, William, supervisor of Inland Revenue [Pop. 531. Post Town, Currie. Par. Colinlon. Marshall. Mrs, Gateside Sub Post-office —Mrs Graham. Box closes at Miller, Thomas, Brigs 9.45 a.m., and 5.15 p.m.] Mitchell, A., manager, Kirkliston distillery For List of Names, see Currie. Muir, William, grocer and baker Nimmo, David, wright Orr, William, grocer 14. KIRKLISTON. (?) Proven, William, innkeeper Rennie, James, mason. Newbridge [Post Town. Parish (partly in co. Linlithgow) Scott, Thomas, miller, Priestmill pop. 1917. Post-office— Agnes Henderson.] Simpson, James, candlemaker Anderson, Geo., Dundas Shale and Oil Co. Spalding, James, tailor Arbuckle, John, dairyman Stewart, John, & Co., distillers Balmer, T., schoolmaster Thomson, James, builder Barron, James, baker Wallace, Walker, surgeon, Loanhead Borthwick, John, veterinary surgeon Wilson, Richard, saddler Bowe, Mrs, Newmains Wilson, William, wright *Brash, James, Hallyards Young, Peter, farmer, Millrig Brash, John, blacksmith Brock, James E., farmer, Overtoun 104 Kirknewton. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Laxswade.

15. KIRKNEWTON. (r) 16. LASSWADE. (s)

[Parish and vill., [Parish and Post Town, 11 miles W.S.W. Edin. Post Town. Pop. 56SS ; pop. of of village, 318. Post-office— 713. Post-office—John Macdonald.] Pop. 1539 ; pop. Andrew Braid.] Aitchison, William, joiner, Bonnyrigg *Aitken, Thomas, rnason. Pathhead *Aitken, J., Enfield cottage, Broomieknowe, *Arbuckle, Wm„ Leithhead mills Bonnyrigg *Balleny, Wm, farmer, Little Vantage Aitken, Wm, Polton hall *Braid, Andrew, grocer and draper, and Allan, Dr, Quarryhead, Bonnyrigg postmaster *Anderson, D., flesher *Braid, James, farmer, Humbie Anderson, J. S., fanner, Dalhousie mains Davidson, Miss, Dunallan cottage Anderson, William, farmer, Newbigging *Dick, Alex., grocer Anderson, Mrs John, Eckford cottage, *Dick, Thos., schoolmaster and registrar of Broomieknowe, Bonnyrigg births, deaths, and marriages Anderson, Mrs John, Dalhousie grange Dick, William, inspector of poor *Annandale, A. & Son, papermakers, Polton Donald, Alexander, Belstane mill Dow, Alexander, Causewayend *Annandale, A., papermaker, Polton bank *Easton, Andrew, farmer, Kirknewton mains Annandale, J. H., Esk tower Gilbert, James, overseer, Whitemoss *Arehibald, Thos.. Viewbank *Gilbert, Wm., farmer, Millrig Armstrong, Mrs John, board and education, Graham, Humphrey, of Belstane Spring bank *Graham, Thomas, farmer, Buteland hill *Arnot, John, Bonnvrisrg *Graham, Walter, House of Muir Arnot, William, F.C.S., Melville villa Gray, Thomas, fanner, East Causewayend Bailie, Mrs, dairy, Melville gate Gray, William, dairy, Haughhead Baillie, James, grocer *Gray, James, farmer, Harperrig Baillie, James, carrier Hamilton, Robert, butcher, grocer, and *Baird, D., merchant, Arniston Engine spirit dealer Balden, Isabella, grocer, Hawthornden *Hamilton, Robt., contractor Beattie, Mrs, dairy, Eskvale *Haston, Geo., blacksmith *Beveridge, Jas., grocer, Newtonloan Hughes, Henry, surveyor Bird, Robert, grocer, Bonnyrigg Laidlaw, Miss, Meadowbank female school Bishop, Misses, drapers *Laing, Jas., cowfeeder Blair, John, grocer, Hillhead, Bonnyrigg Liston, Miss, of Hillhouse, Hillhouse *Blair, Robert, baker, Bridgend *Marshall, Arch., wright *Boyd, Thomas J. (Oliver § Boyd, Edin.). * Marshall, J., farmer, Easter Newton Midfield Miller, James, Coxieden and Burnhouse *Brodie, Rev. Wm. 0., U.P. manse Munro, Thomas, Humbiehill Brodie, Mrs, Polton vale Porteous, John, carrier Brown & Cherry, Wadingburn *Ritchie, Peter, farmer, Boll o' Bere *Brown, George, Edinburgh and Lasswade Smart, Jas., baker and grocer carrier, Wadingburn Smart, Mrs, spirit dealer Brown, James, carpenter, Wadingburn *Smith, James B., Greenloan cottage *Bruce, Robert, bricklayer, Broomieknowe, *Smith, Rev. Henry W., manse Bonnyrigg *Smith, Robt., grocer Brunton, Thomas, mason. Bonnyrigg Tait, Lawrence, Auchinoon Brunton, W., tailor, clothier, and grocer Turner, Peter, stationmaster Buchanan, William, general merchant, *Welwood, A. M., of Meadowbank Bonnyrigg *Wilkie, Archibald, of Ormiston Burns, Mrs E., of Reedstone, Lasswade cot. *Wilkie, Jas., farmer, Ormiston *Burton, J., farmer, Rosewell mains Wylie, David, fanner, Haughhead Calder, Thos., Janebank, Broomieknowe, Young, Thomas, smith, Sunnyside Bonnyrigg Campbell, Alexander, bootmaker *Campbell, James, blacksmith, Bonnvrigg 105 Lasswade. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Lasswade.

Campbell, Quintin, teacher, Rosewell Forsyth, James, flesher, Bonnyrigg *Charles, J., gardener, Grove end, Bonnyrigg Forsyth, George {Murdoch §• F.), Maryfield Cherry, A., R.W.M. St Paul's Lodge Free villa, Bonnyrigg Gardeners, Nether houses Forsyth, T., joiner, Elfin cottage. Bonnyrigg Cherry, Mrs, spirit dealer Fullarton, Arch. {Fullarton Sf Son, pub- *Clark, A. R., advocate, Dalhousie castle lishers, Edin.'), Eskdale cottage Co-operative Store, provisions, Polton street Gardner, George, farmer, Carrington barns —George Hutton. manager Garry, John, joiner, Polton bank Corbett, Thomas, Inverary lodge, Bonnyi'igg Gerard, Miss, Prospect bank, Bonnyrigg *Core, Rev. W. G., Carrington manse Gibson, Wm., tailor, Carrington Cossar, Thomas, Hillside Godley, William, haircutter and stationer Cowe, Robert, tailor and clothier Gow, George, gas manager, Coat brae Craig, W. H., Union park, Bonnyrigg Gray, H., smith and implement maker, Crawford, E. T., R.S.A., Argyle cottage Bonnyi'igg Crawford, William, carter, Bonnywell Gray, Mrs, Burnhead house, Bonnyrigg *Cribbes, Wm., supervisor of Inland Revenue, Halley, Alex., general dealer, Bonnyrigg Rosemount, Bonnyrigg Hamilton, Rev. J., M.A., Cockpen F.C. manse Crichton, J., farmer, Parduvine Hamilton, William, moulder, Bonnyrigg

Crichton, , Maryfield cot., Bonnyrigg Hardie, Robert, tailor and clothier Cuthbert, Andrew, Woodbine cottage Hatton, Miss, Hillhead house, Bonnyrigg Cuthbert, George Hay, Mrs, general merchant, Bonnyrigg Cuthbert, Thomas Henderson, D., Polton hall Crookshank, Mrs, Victoria cottage, Bonny- Henderson, William, quarryman, Bonnyrigg rigg Henderson, William, millwright, Polton bank Davidson, John, inspector of poor, Cockpen, Hewat, Miss, Woodside cottage Broornieknowe, Bonnyrigg Hill, John, land steward, Whitehill, Thorn- Deas, Lord (Sir George Deas), Pendreich ton, Rosewell house Hill, Mrs, china merchant Dick, Miss, Helen villa, Maryfield, Bonny- Hislop, James, sen., Bonnyrigg rigg Hogg, John, spirit dealer Dickson, Alexander, coal merchant Hogg, John, tailor and clothier Dickson, George, gardener, Greenbank Hogg, Mrs, Kevock bank Dickson, Robert, miller, Middle mills "-Hood, Arch., coalmaster, Whitehill colliery Donnet, Joseph, engineer, Bonnyrigg Horsburgh, William, smith, Bonnyrigg Douglas, John, jun., papermaker Houldsworth, Walter, Springfield house Drover, James, blacksmith, Wadingburn Hume, James, farmer, Bonnyrigg Drummond, Lady, of Hawthornden Hume, James, farmer, Gortonlee Durham, Mrs Dundas, Polton house Hume, John, farmer, Lillyburn Duthie. James, sawyer, Bonnyrigg Hume, Robert, farmer, Longmuir Eaglesham, J„ coalmaster, Polton colliery Hume, William, farmer, Longmuir Easterbrook, Thomas, merchant, Bellfield Hume, William, shoemaker, Bonnyrigg Easton, J., hairdresser, &c, Bonnyrigg Hunter, George, Redrow Edgely, J., West Melville and Melville mains Hunter, John, grocer, Redrow Edgar, S., chemist and druggist, Bonnyrigg Hunter, Robert, farmer, Skeltie moor Edie, A., Hawthorn cottage, Bonnyrigg Hunter, Robert, Newfield house, Bonnyrigg Elphinstone, the Hon. E. B., Eldin house Hunter, Robert, blacksmith Ewart, Thomas, smith Hunter, Rt., farmer, Dalhousie, Chesters Falconer, William, gardener, Bonnyrigg' Hutchison, James, plumber, &c. Farquhar, Joseph, baker, Bonnyrigg Jack, Alexander, gardener, Bonnyrigg Farquharson, Wm., watchmaker, Bonnyrigg Jack, John, mason, Bonnyrigg Faulds, Alex., gardener, Rose cottage, Jack, Peter, mason, Bonnyrigg Broornieknowe, Bonnyrigg Jackson, William, tailor, Bonnyrigg Finlayson, J., chimney sweeper, West mill Johnstone, G., stationmaster, Bonnyrigg road Flint, James & Alex., farmers, So. Melville Johnston, James, Broornieknowe, Bonnyrigg Ford, Thomas E., Bellfield Johnston, R., builder, Eden cot., Bonnyrigg 106 Lasswade. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Lasswade.

Johnston, Thomas, blacksmith, Carrington Millar, Misses, dressmakers and milliners Jolly, John, shoemaker, Bonnyrigg *Milne, J. K., Kevock tower *Kay, Win., grain mercht., Sunnyside cot. Milne, P., police constable Keith, Mrs, Jas., Hillhead park, Bonnyrigg Mitchell, James, manager, carpet factory, *Kennoway, Robert, farmer, Polton farm Bonnyrigg Kennoway, Mrs, sen., Burnhead *Mitchell, P., teacher, Cockpen Kenny, Miss. Mount Cherrie, Bonnyrigg *Muir, Rev. John S., Cockpen manse *Kerr,'Dr W.D., R.N., Durham bank *Muir, John, baker, and Croall's coach-office Kerr, J., china merchant, &c. Muir, John, Burnside cottage, Bonnyrigg Ketchen, James, station master *Muir, Robert, Inverary cottage *Kidd, David, stationer, Lasswade bank Muir, Robert & William, farmers, Longmuir Kidd, Miss Pringle, Lasswade bank Murdoch & Forsyth, general merchants, Kirkwood, C, par. schoolmaster, Carrington Bonnyrigg *Kitchen, Robert, builder, Bonnyrigg *Murdoch, James, baker, Bonnyrigg Laing, Miss, Hillhead lodge, Bonnyrigg *Murdoch, Richard, draper and clothier, *Lamb, James, blacksmith, Bonnyrigg Elm row *Lamb, Thomas, baker, Bonnyrigg *Murray, Thos., LL.D. {Murray tf Gibb, *Lamb, John, smith, Rosewell printers, Edin.), Elm bank Lang, Mrs, Broom villa, Bonnyrigg Mutter, Misses, Melville bank, Bonnyrigg Law, James, cabinetmaker, Bonnyrigg Neilson, Peter, colporteur, Bonnyrigg Law, John, draper, Bonnyrigg *Nisbet, Andrew, clerk, Gowkskill Leckie, Alexander, slater, &c, Bonnyrigg Nisbet, Peter, church officer, Nether houses Leitch, Mrs J., china merchant, &c. *Noble, Alexander, farmer, Shewington, Car- Lindsay, John, Bonnyrigg rington *Lindsay, J., Dryden bank, Hawthornden *Noble, Bartholomew, clerk. Bonnyrigg *Linnen, David, mason, Bonnyrigg *Noble, Robert, fanner, Shewington, Car- Lyon, Mrs, John, grocer rington Main, James, flesher Paterson, John, gardener, Bonnyrigg *M Andrew, J. M., F. C. school, Cockpen *Paterson, Peter, grocer, Bonnyrigg *M'Donald, G., inspector of poor Paterson, Robt., Cameron cot., Bonnyrigg M'Gill, Charles, gardener, Pendreich house *Paterson, Robert, labourer, Loanstone *M'Gill, David, smith and ironmonger Paterson, Mrs Thomas, Bonnyrigg *M'Gregor, P., hotel keeper Peddie, Ann, Myrtle grove M 'Hardy, G. E.. accountant, City of Glasgow Pendreigh, Geo., Upper Dalhousie Bank, Lasswade—house, Hillside Pendreigh, W., farmer, Upper Dalhousie M'Laren, Thomas, S.S.C., St Ann's mount *Pennycook, J., builder, Hillhead, Bonnyrigg M'Leod, Miss, Crawfurd bank Phillip, John, wood merchant and farmer, M'Neill, Thomas, grocer, Bonnyrigg Bonnyrigg *Macdonald, John, pharni. chemist and post- *Phillip, Robert, farmer, Bonnyrigg master *Plenderleith, William, farmer, Cauldhall Macdonald, John, joiner, Bonnyrigg Porteous, George, grocer Mackay, David, shoemaker, Bonnyrig Porteous, John *Mackenzie, Rev. M. C, D.D., Lasswade *Porteous, Preston *Maclaren, P. H., M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Beech- Porter, David, sawyer, Bonnyrigg leigh, Broomieknowe, Bonnyrigg *Potts, Geo. H., house painter and decorator, Mallenson, G., designer of carpet-work, Fettis mount Bonnyrigg *Pringle, Andrew, grocer, Bonnyrigg *Marshall, Robert, parochial teacher *Rae, Andrew, gardener, Molehall Martin, Rev. Hugh, Greenhill cottage *Rae, James, market gardener, Whitelums, Melville, General, Right Hon. Viscount, Hawthornden K.C.B., Melville castle Rainey, Mrs, postmistress and stationer, *Mercer, Thos.. house painter Bonnyrigg Merrylees, Robert, Clyde cottage, Broomie- *Ramsay, R.B.Wardlaw, J.P., of Whitehill, &c. knowe, Bonnyrigg *Reid, John, joiner and undertaker Millar, John, draper, Bonnyrigg Renton, Mrs, Oak mount 107 Lasswade. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Lassivade.

Riach, R., postmaster and shoemaker, Rose- *Stoddart, James, joiner, Bonnyrigg well Stoddart, Walter, blacksmith, Bonnyrigg Rigg, H., manager, Polton colliery Storie, George, bookseller and stationer Ritchie, Thomas, builder, Dalkeith road Straiton, Walter, cabinetmaker, Bonnyrigg *Ritchie, Thomas, gardener, Quarryfoot *Straiton, William, grocer, Bonnyrigg Robertson, Mrs, Devon cottage, Bonnyrigg Street, Geo., Sunnyside cottage, Bonnyrigg Rogers, William, lodge-keeper, Hawthornden Swan, James, gardener, Bonnyrigg *Ronald, John, S.S.C., Viewpark, Bonnyrigg *Symincrton, Robert, Carletham cottage Ross, Alex., stationmaster, Hawtkornden *Tait, William, Stonefield hill *Ross, D., grocer, Poltonhall Taylor, Mrs Mark, Elm row Russel, James, shoemaker, Carrington Thomas, Miss, Agnes grove, Bonnyrigg Russel, Mrs, farmer, Dalhousie mains *Thompson, James, Bonnyrigg Saunders, John, Bellevue cottage Thomson, G., gardener, Viewfield cottage *Saunders, John, builder. Bonnyrigg Thomson, James, grocer, Bonnywell *Sclater. William, gamekeeper Thomson, J. B., grain mer., Albert cottage, *Scott, William, Bonnyrigg Bonnyrigg Scott, Mrs, Springbank Thomson, Wm., Wester Woodbine cottage Scott, Miss M„ teacher, parochial school Thomson, Miss A., Albert cottage, Bonnyrigg *Scrambler, J., molecatcher, Lockhart's hall *Thorburn, Robert, A.R.A., Viewfield house Seitz, C, Broomieknowe house, Bonnyrigg *Tod, Alexander, farmer, Aikendean Simpson & Main, fleshers Tod, Andrew, Mavisbush *Simpson, John, mason. Bonnyrigg Tod, Thomas, farmer, Carrington mains * Simpson, Robert, farmer, Edgelaw *Tod, William, & Son, papermakers, St Simpson, Thomas H., farmer, Redside Leonard's mill *Simpson, Wm., farmer, Polton mains and *Tod, William, jun. & Co., papermakers, Brotchrig Springfield mill Simpson, William, slater, Bonnyrigg *Tod, William, jun., Glenesk house Simpson, Mrs, washing estab., Bonnyrigg Topping, Robt., Christina bank, Bonnyrigg *Skougall, John, dairyman, Ashfield place, Torrance, Archibald P., Viewfield Bonnyrigg Traquair, George, Springbank _ *Smith, Alex., grocer and spirit merchant Trotter, William, draper Smith, J., gardener, Melville castle Tweedie, Mrs, Whitehill villa, Bonnyrigg Smith, Mrs, of Dunesk Veitch, Andrew, gardener, Whitehill *Somervail, D. J., Beech park, Bonnyrigg Watson, A., Belvidere cottage, Bonnyrigg *Somerville, A. F., papermkr., Kevock mill Watson, Henry, farmer, Lingerwood *Somerville, J. W. & Co., Bonnyrigg glue and Watson, Isabella, draper, Bonnyrigg size works Watson, James, carter, contractor, and wood Speedy, James, gamekeeper, Melville castle merchant, Woodfield Spence, Adam W., Viewpark Watson, William, joiner, Bonnyrigg Spottiswood, Robert, Alma bank Webster, J., Quarryhead house, Bonnyrigg Spottiswood, Miss, Alma bank, Bonnyrigg Weddle, J., Broomieknowe, Bonnyrigg Stenhouse, James, farmer, Capielaw Weir, Richard, grocer, 1 Eldin place *Steven, E., joiner, Burnside, Bonnyrigg Weir, Miss, dressmaker, Eldin place *Steven, George, flesher, Bonnyrigg Widnell, Henry, carpet manufacturer, Elms, Steven, Thomas, builder, etc.— house, Barnet Bonnyrigg bank, Broomieknowe, Bonnyrigg Wiskart, Alex., draper, Bonnyrigg Stevenson, John, bookkeeper, Bonnyrigg Wishart, Miss, dressmaker, Bonnyrigg Stewart, James, Mount Esk Woodward, Major Richard, Grove Hill house Stewart, W., land steward, Dalhousie castle Wright, J., St Leonard's paper mills *Stewart, Wm., overseer, Cockpen Young, Margaret, spirit mercht.. Bonnyrigg *Stoddart, Hector, carpenter, Bonnyrigg Young, W., session clerk and registrar

108 Leadburn. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Liberton.

•Church, Duncan M., Ferniehill 17. (x) LEADBURN. •Cochrane, John [Post Town. Par. Penicuik. Post-office—Adam Cochrane, William, inspector of poor. More- Crawford.] dun hill •Affleck, Joseph, farmer, Roseview *Cowe, William, private lodgings for invalids, Berresford, Captain, Macbiehill Greenend house *Blackie, James, farmer, Madressie Crawford, George, tailor, Gilmerton Brown, James, stationmaster •Crawford, William, gardener, Stenhouse *Clerk, Abraham, farmer, Graybrae •Croall, John, Southfield Crawford, Adam, postmaster, Leadburn toll •Crosbie, Robert, contractor *Dalgleish, Thomas, innkeeper •Crosbie & Sons, miners, &c, Gilmerton Dalgleish, Thomas, post messenger, Moun- Dalling, Thomas, blacksmith, Karnes tain Cross Denholm, David, fanner, Cauldcoats *Doig, George, farmer, Rosehill Dick, Alexander, wright, Smithy green *Elliot, Alexander, grocer, Venterfair Dow, Alexander, baker, Gilmerton Hill, William, carrier, Cowdenburn •Dow, George, wright, Gilmerton Hislop, James, farmer, Netherton •Dow, William, grocer, Gilmerton Hogg, Robert, jun., farmer, Rosemay •Douglas, Benthlem, fanner, Peffermill and Kerr, Henry, farmer Cairntows Mark, John, farmer, Easter Deans houses Dow, John, shoemaker, Greenend MTntosh, James, Lamancha Drysdale, Mrs, draper, Gilmerton. Mossman, David, farmer, Whim Dun, Mrs, Burdiehouse mains Murdison, William, farmer, Craigbum •Duncan, John, druggist, of Burnhead •Murray, Robert, farmer, Springfield Dunlop John C, Liberton tower Porteous, John, farmer, Whim •Eckford, Peter, spirit dealer, Stenhouse •Pow, James, jun., farmer, Walltower •Edgely, Robert, fanner, Gilmerton *Reid, James, farmer, Mosshouses •Edgely, Thomas, farmer, Drum *Reid, Thomas, Newstead and Graybrae Fergus, Mrs, farmer, Craigo'er Scott, William, farmer, Blaircochran •Ford, William, farmer, Little France Smart, James, farmer, Kingside •Fullarton, A., St Agnes Smith, George, farmer, Netherton •Galloway, J., flesher, Liberton tower cottage Young, James, farmer, Ann's mill Gibb, Arch., farm overseer, Backsidelea •Gill, William, carter, Craigs Good, Alexander, wright, Nether Liberton Goodfellow, R., land-steward, Inch cottage 18. LIBERTON. (f) •Graham, John, flesher, Gilmerton [Parish and Post Town. Pop. of parish, 3507. •Guthrie, Rev. David, Free Church manse Post-office—John Kerr.] Grubb, John, chemist, Ferneyhill *Aitchison. John, Mount Vernon •Hamilton, Charles, joiner Aitken, Wm, blacksmith, Smithy green •Hardy, William, farmer, Murrays *Alexander, James W., corn merchant, Sten- •Harper, William, farmer, Drum bank house mill Harrison, Miss, Ferneyside house *Alexander, Thomas, carter, Liberton dams Hay, Miss, Kingston grange *Anderson, David, of Moredun •Henry, J., S.S.C., The Cottage, Burnhead *Beatson, Robert, writer, Craigmillar Hill, Geo., Kingston Grange cottage *Black, R., farmer, South Liberton mains Hope, R. A. (Chas. Dick $• Son), Nether Boa, James, dairyman, Cairntows Liberton house •Borrowman, Wm, victual dealer, Gilmerton Hope, Thomas, smith, Nether Liberton *Borthwick, Lewis, W.S., of Springwood park •Hutchison, Thomas, corn dealer, Greenend Brodie, David, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Columbia Hutchison, Mrs, spirit merchant, Gilmerton lodge Imrie, Henry, St Catherine's cottage •Bruce, David, flesher, Ravenscroft Inch, Adam, farmer, South house Brunton, Mrs, grocer, Gilmerton •Inch, John, farmer, Westmains Campbell, J., deal, in small wares, Gilmerton Inch, Mrs, South house Craigend •Ingram, Alexander, Ferniehill •Christie, W. (J. C. fr Son, Edin.), 109 Liberton. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Loanhead.

*Jack, John, dairyman, Nether Liberton Taylor, Alexander, nailer, Gilmerton Jack, Mrs, grocer, Gilmerton Taylor, Mrs, Liberton cottage Jack, Mrs Thos., baker, Gilmerton Taylor, Miss Isabella, teacher, Gilmerton Johnstone, Samuel, Tower cottage *Thornton, Lieut. John, Nivelle cottage *Kelly, T. J., parochial schoolmaster *Torrance, William, farmer, Hyvot's bank *Kerr, John, post-office *Traquair, David, gardener, Stenhouse *Laing, John, farmer, Melville grange *Traquair, James, dairyman, Liberton dams *Lamb, John, builder and slater, Gilmerton *Trotter, Richard, of Mortonhall Lindsay, George, dairyman, Longloan *Vaughan, Hon. John S., Moredun mains LittleJohn, John, wright, Smithy green Veitch, John, shoemaker, Gilmerton *Lonie, James, gardener, Pernieside Waldie, Mrs, market gardener, Gilmerton *Lothian, Maurice, St Catherine's place gardens *Lumsdaine, J., sanitary inspector, Gilmerton *Watson, John, flesher, Gilmerton Lumsden, D. D., F. C. teacher, Stenhouse *Wauchope, Andrew, of Niddrie Lyons, James, cattle dealer, Bridgend Webster, T., factor, Burdiehouse lime wks. M'Gregor, Mrs, Mount Pleasant Wedderbum, Colonel, Liberton house MTntyre, J. B., Green park White, Robert, tailor, Stenhouse *M'Kay, Daniel, gardener, Cameron bank *Wilson, Thomas, dairyman, Greenend M'Kenzie, Joseph, Stenhouse Wright, Alexander, carter, Gilmerton Macfarlane, Colin, Moredun *Wright, D., grocer, Gilmerton Mackenzie, David, scripture reader, Nether Wright, John, joiner, Gilmerton Liberton Wright, Wm., grocer, Niddrie mill Mason, Mrs, draper, Gilmerton Young, Walter, land steward, Meadowhead, *Mitchell, Thomas, Gilmerton Mortonhall *Monteith, Bryden, farmer, Tower mains *Moore, William, teacher, Gilmerton More-Nesbitt, John of, Drum Morrison, James, View bank 19. LOANHEAD. (s) *Mylne, Thomas, farmer, Niddrie main9 [Post Town. Pop. 1310. Par. Lasswade. Pust- *Nisbet, John More, Drum house offlce—James Glover.] *Notman, Archibald, farmer, "West Edge Aikman, John, labourer *Peacock, Thomas, M.D., Stenhouse *Ainslie, John, farmer, Hillend Pendreigh, Alexander, Dove Park cottage Aitchison, Mrs, Linden cottage *Pennycuick, Wm., grocer and spirit dealer Alexander, William, tailor and clothier Pentland, Mrs, Kingston grange cottages Allan, John, farmer, Broomhills *Rae, James, grocer, Gilmerton *Arbuthnot, Geo. C, Mavisbank house Redpath, Thomas, house painter, Gilmerton *Arthur, Isreal, grocer Redpath, Miss, Gilmerton bank Baillie, Mrs, stationer *Ritchie, James, coal merchant, Gilmerton Balloch, John, tailor, Annfield *Ross, David, coal merchant, Gilmerton *Barton, Robert, Pentland house Saidler, Mrs, Gilmerton house private Borthwick, Misses, grocers asylum Brown, Thos., farmer, Pentland mains Savage, R. F., teacher, Niddrie *Bruce, Thomas, tailor and clothier Scott, Mrs, Gracemount Cameron. Miss, Hillwood *Sharp, Joseph, coalmaster, Gilmerton Craig, James, joiner and undertaker *Sharp, Thomas, sand merchant, Gilmerton Cunningham, John, mill wright, New Pent- *Smart, J. («/. <§ R. S., Edin.~), farmer, Liber- land ton park *Davie, William, labourer, Straiton # Smeal, Thomas, gardener, Wisp Dunlop, Alexander, baker Steedman, Alexander, tailor, Gilmerton Dun, Robert, fanner, Burdiehouse mains *Stewart, Rev. John, M.A., E.C. manse Elder, Thos., merchant *Stewart, Rev. Peter, M.A., E.C. manse. *Falconer, John, siu'geon Stewart, Thomas, general dealer, Bridgend Fai-lie, Thos., merchant *Stobie, Thomas, gardener, Kirklands *Ferguson, John, Burghloe *Sutherland, John, dairyman, Gilmerton *Fowler, John, innkeeper 110 nhead. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Lothian Burn.

Galloway, James, baker Sclater, Mrs, farmer, Ingine 'Gibson, Captain John, Hillend *Shaw, Robert, labourer Gladston, John, dairy, Pathhead *Shiels, William, dairyman Glover, James, postmaster *Sinrpson, George, grocer Hair, H., Grange bank Smith, Robert, grocer Hargrieve, David, wine mercht. and grocer Steven, Robert, tailor and clothier Horsburgh, George Stewart, John, bookkeeper, Linden cottage Hunter, J., tailor, clothier, and confectioner *Stodart, Adam, farmer, Damhead 'Hutchison, Hugh, hesher *Stodart, Matthew, farmer, Damhead Jamieson, James, boot and shoe maker Storie, John, grocer Jamieson, Robert, boot and shoe maker Strachan, Miss, Linden cottage Jamieson, William, farmer, Straiton *Symington, John, hesher Jardine, Robert, grocer, Burdiehouse *Telfer, John, grocer Jones, John, under-ground manager, Shott's Thomson, Robert, spirit dealer Iron Co., Loanhead cottage Thorburn, Dr Kay, Rev. Ales. C, P. Church, Grasmere Umpherston Brothers, engineers, mill- cottage wrights, and founders Kay, William, plumber and gasfitter *TJmpherston, Charles, Elmswood Kay, William, spirit dealer, Straiton *Urnpherston, Francis. Elmswood Keir, Robert, baker *Umpherston, Jas., Elmswood Ketchen, A., & Sons, builders, Hawthorn *Umpherston, William, engineer, Linden terrace lodge Ketchen, John, Hawthorn bank *Watsorr, John, manager, Shott's Iron Co. Killen, James, sen., mole catcher *Watson, William, Fountain Kirkwood, Miss, Adele cottage Webster, T., manager, Burdiehouse lime Lamb, Mrs Mary works Lawrie, Henry, joiner *White, John, farmer, Paradykes Leadbetter, Jas., gardener, Muirfield Wilson, Alex., Flowerfield Lindsay, John, farmer Wishart, Alexander, draper M-Caul, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker Young, Robert, manager, Straiton oil works M'Cubbin, A., saddler M'Donald, Christopher, Hewan cottage M'Donald, Rev. John, U.P. manse M'Kay, Robert, Fountain house 20. LOTHIAN BURN, (aa) Miller, Captain P. [Par. St Cutlibert's.] Miller, Miss, Whytland house Murray, Jas., grocer and spirit dealer Begbie, James, farmer, Egypt Murray, John, china mez-chant Burton, J. H., LL.D., advocate, Craig house Nelson, Robert R., The Fountain Cunningham, Mrs, Morton house Newlands, Miss, New Pentland *Curror, John, farmer, Comiston Otto, John, surgeon Denholm, Miss, farmer, Buckstone Pae, David, New Pentland cottage *Duff, Alex., dairyman, Braid burn Paterson, Miss, grocer Finnie, Mrs, Swanston Pearson, Jas., jun., baker, coach-office *Gibsone, J. C. H., of Pentland, major-gen', Pendrich, Ann, spirit dealer, Pentland inn col. of 8th Hussars, Comiston house Pennycook, James, smith, New Pentland Johnston, John, overseer, Craig house Porteous, Mrs, milliner and dressmaker Law, John, dairyman Pringle, James, Pentland villa M'Callum, John, farmer, Plewlands Purdie, John, painter *Mason, Robert, fanner, Morton mains Reekie, Arthur H., dispensing chemist *Mathieson, Archibald, Plewlands Reid, David, nurseryman, Woodbine cottage *Pringle, James, Greenbank Robertson, WiUiam, builder Reid, John, dairyman, Bowbridge Ross, James Romanes, Mrs, Buckstone Sanderson, John, builder Skelton, John, advocate, Braid house Sclater, Jas., farmer, Townhead Swan, John, & Son, farmers, Upper Braid HI Mid- Calder. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Mid- Calder.

Torrance, Archibald, farmer, Greenbank Fleming, James, farmer, Blackhall Watson, William, & Son, joiners *Forbes, Thomas, surveyor of roads White, Alexander, blacksmith *Forrest, J., farmer, Inveralmond *Gardner, Jarnes, farmer, E. Langton Gardner, Rev. John, Manse, Livingston *Gilchrist, Charles R., bookseller and printer 21. MID-CALDER. (") Gilchrist, W., photographic artist [Parish, Post Town, and Ry. Station. Pop. 13S9. *Glendinning, George, Raw vill., 525. David Ogilvie.] Pop. of Post-office— *Graham, John, farmer, Rosebank *Armstrong, William L., gamekeeper *Gray, Robert, farmer, Baadpark Auld, James, carrier, Combfoot Gray, John, gardener, Newpark *Auld, Robert, of Howden park *Gray, William, watchmaker *Bauchope, T., land surveyor, East Brucefield Gray, Mrs Catharine, innkeeper *Bird, R., blacksmith, Calder house smithy *Greig, Mrs, innkeeper, East Calder *Bishop, James, Cowthrople Hamilton, John, joiner, Hoghill Black. J., teacher, East Calder Hare, Alexander M., Calder hall Boak, Mrs, Bell's quarry Hare, Stewart Bayley, Calder hall Braid, Sarah, merchant, Livingston *Hatelie, James, dairyman, Dresselrig *Brash, John, clothier Henderson, N. M., manager, Mid-calderMi- *Brown, James, faraier, Lawheads neral Oil Co. (limited), East cottage Brown, Thomas, farmer, The Latch *Hennan, George, Torphichen arms hotel *Brownlee, George, auctioneer, appraiser, and *Hislop, James, F.E.I.S., schoolmaster and seedsman, Ashville registrar of births, &c. *Brownlee, James, farmer, Nether Alderston Hislop, J., jun., land surveyor, architect, &c. Bryce, Charles, Oakbank oil works *Hunter, Alex., fanner, Nethersbiels *Calder, John, shoemaker, East Calder *Hunter, E., farmer, Brucefield, Bell's quarry Calder, John, teacher, East Calder Hunter, James, Harry's muir Calder, William, parochial schoolmaster, *Hunter, Jas., baker, East Calder Livingstone *Hunter, Thomas, baker

Calderwood, , underground manager, *Hutchison, Peter, farmer, Contentibus Oakbank oil works, Calder cottage Hutton, Thomas, shoemaker Campbell, Hugh, joiner, East Calder Jervis, J., innkeeper Campbell, James, forester *Johnstone, Alexander, baker *Campbell, John, farmer, Limekilns Johnstone, Edward, wright, Bell's quarry Chapman, Thomas, shoemaker *Kerr, David, mason, East Calder *Classon, Jas. H., East Camps house Kerr, John, farmer, The Bloom *Clerkson, Thos., fanner, Leyden *Kerr, William, farmer, Causewayend Coltness Iron Co., East Calder *Lawrie, Francis, slater and plasterer Cowie, Alexander, flesher *Lawrie, John, innkeeper, Bell's quarry Cowie, Thomas, flesher, East Calder Lees, Robert, tailor and clothier Crawford, John, saddler. East Calder Low, Alexander, J. P. constable Cruickshank, Miss, lodgings *Lowrie, Mrs, grocer, Bell's quarry Dall, Alex., sergeant, Police station *Lowrie, David, farmer, Blythfield cottage *Davidson, Jas., Halfwayhouse, Causewayend *M'Gill, Geo., wright, East Calder *Davidson, John, gardener, Burnbrae, Bell's M'Kenzie, D., shoemaker quarry *M'Lagan, Peter, MP., of Pumpherston *Dick, John, M.D., Broom bank M'Laren, George, Adinston, Overshields Douglas, Allan, mason, East Calder Marr, Jas., of Alderstone, Alderstone house Douglas, Mrs, innkeeper, East Calder *Marshall, James, farmer, Redcraig *Dowie, John, blacksmith, Bell's quarry Marshall, Rev. D., U.P. manse. East Calder *Duncan, Rev. Andrew, U.P. manse Martin, David, joiner, East Calder Duncan, Mrs, Meriville cottage Martin, John D., of Brotherton Duncan, Mrs, The Cottage, East Calder. *Martin, William, sen., merchant, East Calder *Findlay, William, farmer, Wellheads *Martin, William, baker, East Calder *Fleminsc. George, farmer, Crofthead Mason, Robert, of Bankton 112 —

Mid-Calder. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Milton Bridge.

Meikle, Misses, straw-hat makers Torrance, William, lime burner, Burnhouse Mid-Calder Mineral Oil Co. (Limited) Turner, Richard, farmer, Broompark N. M. Henderson, manager Waddell, James, teacher, Bell's quarry Millar, Robert, merchant, East Calder Waddell, John, slater, East Calder Miller, James, farmer, Burnhouse Waddell, Williara, slater, East Calder Miller, John, builder Walker, Alex., saddler Miller, T. & J. builders *Walker, Rev. William, manse Miller, William, veterinary surgeon Wallace, James, wright Miller, William, slater Wallace, John, overseer, Calder house Milne, William, painter Wallace, Walter, shoemaker, East Calder Mitchell, William, merchant, Bell's quarry Wallace, Miss Barbara, teacher Morton, Win., tailor, East Calder *Watson, Walter, M.D., Calder bank *Muirhead, John, flesher Weir, James, oil works, Bell's quarry Muirhead, Thomas M., flesher *Weir, James, enginekeeper, Rawcamps Murie, Wm., accountant, Clydesdale bank *Whitelaw, Alex., merchant Murray, John, farmer, Skivo and Balgreen *Wylie, James, farmer, Craigs Nimmo, John, carter, East Calder Wylie, Robert, farmer, Craigs Nisbet, James, gas manager Young, Thomas, grocer Ogilvie, David, postmaster and merchant Young, William, smith, Raw *Ogilvie, William S., agent, Clydesdale bank Paris, W., station master, 3 Newpark cot. MILLERHIUL. *Paris, Wm., wood merchant, Bell's quarry [Post Town, Dalkeith. Par. Newton. Pop. of Paton, J., & Co., farmers, Whitehill Easter Millerhill, 309. Sub Post-office—J. Pend- Pender, David, innkeeper ridge.] Pinkerton, B., victual dealer. East Calder For List of Names, see Dalkeith. Purdie, Joseph, millwright, East Calder *Raeburn, John Peter, Charlesfield house 22. Readdie, P., merchant, East Calder MILTON BRIDGE.

Reid, Thomas, blacksmith, East Calder [Parish, Qlencorse. Post-office — John Thortrarn, Richardson, Ralph, W.S., Newpark Milton Bridge.] Richardson, Mrs, Newpark Allen, Captain D. P., late 17th Regiment, *Robertson, A., paper manufactr., New Calder governor military prison, Greenlaw *Robertson, James, builder Armstrong, A., road surveyor, Auchindinny Robertson, James, carter, East Calder Burk, P., doctor to Greenlaw prison, deputy- Robertson, William, gardener inspector general, Greenlaw park Ross, Miss Jane, Inveralmond *Cameron, Duncan, schoolmaster, Glencross Simpson, Alex., grocer Clapperton, George, Auchindinny mill Smith, R., baker *Cole, Rev. Robert, chaplain to the military *Smith, R. & Son, grain merchants, West mill prison, Greenlaw park *Smith, R.,(ii!.*S'.$\So?z),grainmer., Almondbk. Cowan, James, Auchindinny mill house *Somerville, Robert, quarrier, East Calder *Cowan, John, Beeslack house Somerville, Mrs, Letham *Forbes, Wm., farmer, Auchindinny Stark, James, New farm Fowlis, David, Logan brae * Stark, John, manager, Raw limeworks Gilbert, Mrs Janet, dressmaker, Greenlaw Stark, William, farmer, Williamston Gow, Peter, New Milton *Stark, William, quarrier, East Calder *Henderson, William, farmer, Milton mill Stewart, J. & W., farmers, Selms *Inglis, H. M., Logan bank '''Swan, John, tailor and clothier *Inglis, John, Lord Justice-Gen., Glencorse Swan, H., merchant Inglis, Miss Helen, spirit nier., Fishers' tryst Tait, R. James, wright Lawson, James land-surveyor, 24 Milton cot. Thornton, Wm., merchant, Bell's quarry Lockie, John, mill-master, Milton mill *Tod, Capt. Robert A. B., of Howden M'Dougall, E. and T., Auchindinny house Tod, Miss J., merchant M'Gill, Mrs A., spirit dealer, Auchindinny Torrance, W., coal and lime merchant Monro, J., grocer, Easter bridge, Auchindinny Camps lime work Niven, W. & A., carriers, Fishers' tryst 113 Murrayfield. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

Ritchie, Robert, smith, Greenlaw Gordon & Son, Coltbridge nursery *Shand, Ales. B., advocate, Glencorse house Hay, Charles, Sighthill Smaill, George, Auchindinny *Hill, Waldron S., Murrayfield house Smith, A., ale and porter mer., Milton bank Hog, Mrs, sen., of Newliston, Dun-Edin Somerville, Wm,, & Son., Dalmore mill *Jeffrey, John, & Co., brewers, Coltbridge Stoddart, J., land steward, Glencorse mains *Law, Right Hon. Wm, Lord Provost of Thomson, Ales., spirit dealer, Auchindinny Edinburgh, Hermitage Thompson, Mrs, Beeslack house Lorimer, Mrs, Woodville *Thorburn, J., grocer andpostmaster,Loganlee *Lowe, W. Henry, M.D., F.R.C.P., Balgreen White, James, manager, Dalmore mill *M'Call, Peter, spirit merchant, Coltbridge M'Intosh, Misses, Greenside lodge Marshall, John, Pembroke lodge (aa) 23. MURRAYFIELD. Marshall, Robert, Old Saughton [Post Town. Par. St Cuthbert's. Post-office—Mts Muir, Gavin, smith and farrier, Coltbridge A. Buchanan.] ^Nicholson, J. R., Rosebank, Coltbridge Baildon, Henry C, Duncliffe Nimmo, Mrs, Sighthill Bayne, C, Craigview Noble, D., dairyman, Stenhouse mills Biggar, Wm., teacher, Coltbridge school Norman, W., Kirkton lodge Binnie, John, baker Penman, Mrs, Bythorn Blair, Robert, Old Saughton house Robertson, John, joiner, Parkhead Bower, Robert, Innerwick lodge *Ross, Daniel, Rockville Bryden, J., Waltham lodge Ross, G., police constable, Coltbridge Bryden, Robert, Waltham lodge Ross, James, mill-master, Saughton mills Bryden, Mrs William, Waltham lodge *Ross, P., mill-master, Coltbridge mills Buchanan, John, farmer, Damhead Ross, Mrs, Saughton mills Buchanan, Mrs A., grocer and postmistress *Russell, John, farmer, Saughtonhall main3 Chapman, Robert, millmaster, Dairy mills Smith, Alexander, Saughton mills Chalmers, Misses, St Leonard's Thomson, David, farmer, Damhead fClyde, James, L.L.D., classical master in the *Thomson, J., gardener, Crooks of Murrayfield Edinburgh Academy *Thomson, J., farmer, Roseburn, and W. Dairy *Coxe, Sir James, M.D., commissioner in Turnbull. James, Coltbridge house lunacy, Kinellan Walker, Robert, blacksmith, Parkhead *Craig, James {Craig SfRose), Tor *Walker, William, Carlton lodge *Curror, Adam, farmer, Myreside Wallace, T., joiner, Saughton, Parkhead *Davidson, David, of Strath, Hazel bank *Walton, William R., Murray bank *Dickson, J., farmer, Saughton mains Whyte, Andrew, Belmont cottage Duff, Mrs, Greenside lodge *Wilson, James *Duncan, Geo., builder, Rosebank cottage *Wintour, W., house painter, Hawthorn bank *Gilchrist, James, banker, Carluke, Dairy Wood, Dr Alexander, Brae lodge

24. MUSSELBURGH and FISHERROW. (j>) [Burgh, Post Town, and Railway Station. Par. Invwe.sk. Pop. 3398 (including Fisherrow, 7423. Con- stituency, 749. Post-office—John Leitch, 47 High street. Box closes on Sundays at 4 p.m.] Provost—Henry Sanderson Treasurers—A. Allan and T. Carse Bailies—C. Smart, A. Adamson, W. Brown Town-clerk—Thomas Lees, Writer and N.P. Councillors—G. Campbell, D. Thomson, J. Assessor—William Thomson, wright M'Kinlay, G. Smith, G. V. Thomson, Inspector of Poor—Andrew Symonds P. Keir. Registrar—John Leitch, grocer

Adams, Charles, gardener, West Vennel Aitken, James, Brunstane mills Adamson, Ales., Aracan cottage, Eskgreen Aitkenhead, R., Herkes loan Aitchison, Mrs, Drummore Aitkenhead, Mrs, Lillybank, Eskside *Aitchison, William, of Drummore Alexander, J., manager, Wallyford colliery 114 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

*Alexander, Rev. W. L., D.D., Pinkie burn Bourhill, George, sheepskin-mat manufac- *Alison, Thos. & Peter, drapers, 113 High st. turer and wool agent, Sheepfield

Allan, Alexander, builder and house agent, Bourhill, W., cork manufacturer, 8 Bridge st. 56 Newbigging Bourhill, Miss, 7 Eskside Allan, G., painter,etc, 66a High st., Fisherrow Bridgeford, David F., S.S.C., 8 High street Allan, John, grocer, Carlehall Bridges, Mrs James, Belfield house Allan, Methven, 56 Newbigging Brockie, James, Bridge street Almond, Hely H., Loretto house Brodie, Miss, young ladies' select school, Anderson & Co., Musselburgh Iron works 3 Eskside Anderson, James, sen., Bridgend Brooks, James, tailor, 53 High street Anderson, J., chemist and stationer, 101 High Brooks, William, slater, etc., 125 High street

st. and 29 Bridge st. ; house, 105 Highst. Brotherston, Mrs, poulterer, High street Anderson, J., ironfounder, Parkend cottage Brown, Geo., grocer, Wellington place Anderson, P., tailor, 104 High street Brown, James, grocer, Wanton walls Anderson, Mrs, Millhill Brown, John, 1 Linkfield Annan, James, cabinetmaker, Newbigging Brown, J., cooper, 21 High street Archibald, A., furniture dealer, 74 High st. Brown, James L., tobacconist, toy and fancy Archibald, H., wine merchant, 66 High street bazaar, 15 Bridge street Archibald, H., spirit dealer, 115 High st., Brown, William, Lewisvale Fisherrow Brown, Mrs, Hope place Archibald, M., grocer and spirit dealer, 70 Bruce, John, spirit merchant, Wonder street High street, Fisherrow Bruntsfield Links Golf Club, Millhill

Archibald, R., spirit dealer, 46 High street Burn, Mrs William, 58 High st., Fisherrow Atkinson, J. G., Beatrice cottage, Market st. Burnet, Mrs, Hawthorn tavern Baillie, L. (I.E.), Whitehouse,"High st. Burns, J. & A., shoemakers, 96 High street Bain, Chas. M., tea merchant, 125 High st. Caird, A., ship chandler Baird, James, inspector of police—house, Caird, Andrew, spirit dealer, New street Oliver place, Newbigging Campbell, Adam, gardener, Eskside Bairnsfather, J. H. M., 12 Market street Campbell, C. D.,. Home for Invalids, Rose- Balmain, Thos., com. agent, 12 High st. vill, Inveresk Banks, R., grocer, West vennel, Newbigging Campbell, George, Gordon castle Banks, Thomas, grocer, etc., Seaview inn Campbell, James, dairy, Leith and Porto- Barbour, J., baker, 49 High st., Fisherrow bello carrier, 56 High street Barlas, Rev. G., United Pres. church, MiUhill Campbell, John, Leith carrier, 1 Millhill Barras, Mrs, 32 High street Campbell, John S., gardener, Newbigging Bathgate, Miss, 9 Bridge street Carey, William, house painter, 51 High st. Baxter, Rev. Thomas H., 2 Hope park Carlisle, George, High street, Fisherrow Begg, Mrs M., draper, 86 High street Carlow, Chas., colliery manager, Backhill ho. Bell, A., china wareho., 71 High st., Fisherrow Carrick, F. & A., edge tool manufacturers, Bennet, Misses, boarding school, 2 Eskgreen 1 New street Berry, Barclay, & Co, seed crushers, etc., Carse, M., baker, etc., 139 High street West Bush oil mills Carse, Thos. (Livingston Sf C.~), Mansfield ho. *Beveridge, Rev. J. G., Inveresk manse Carse, Mrs S., house painter, 8 High street, Bisset, Andrew, wright, South vennel Fisherrow Bisset, James, joiner, 27 Bridge street Carse, Mrs Thomas, 14 Bridge street Bisset, Robert, builder, 15 Eskside Chalmers, Alexander, Melville house

Black, D., spirit deal., 110 High st., Fisherrow Chalmers, Mrs, The Cottage Black, Richard, grocer, Millhill Chaplain, M., grocer, Herkes loan Black, Miss, The Cottage, Dalrymple's loan Charles, James, bootmaker, 86 High street Blair, G. A., 1 High street Charles, W., Grove street Blair, Thomas, printer, 125 High street *Christie, C. & A., Wallyford colliery Blyth, M., spirit mer., 96 High st., Fisherrow Clapperton, Alexander, grocer, 109 High st. Boak, Mrs Margaret, Jessie villa Clark, Adam, tailor, 16 Smart's wynd Borthwick, Mrs, Bridge street *Clark, D., house painter, &c, 135 High street

Bourhill, J., baker, 148 High st., Fisherrow Clark, J., spirit mer., 75 High st., Fisherrow 115 ; ;

Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

*Clark, Robert, horse dealer, New street Elwes, Henry John, station-agent Clark, William, brewer, Eskside Emlay, Jas., flesher, 87 High st., Fisherrow ' *Clark, Wm, cowfeeder, High st., Fisherrow Eskside Fibre Works, manufacturers ol Clerk, Miss Jessie, Rosemount papermakers' pulp Cleugk, John, Rosehall, Fisherrow Fair, Andrew, tailor, Bridge street Coldwells, Thomas, gardener, Dambrae Farquharson, Alexander, 13 Bridge street Colt, Mrs, Inveresk house Farquharson, Thos., slater, 9 East vennel

Commercial Bank of Scotland ; office, 4 Fearns, G., tea and spirit mer., 70 High st.

Bridge street ; A. 0. Spence, agent Ferguson, Robert, hearth rug and skin Cowan, R. D. (Commercial Bank, Edinburgh), manufacturer, Millhill Campie lane house Ferrier, George, 36 High street Cowan, J., telegraph officer, New Hailes stat. Ferrier, John, gardener, Dalrymple loan Cowan, M. W., M.D., surgn. R.N., 153 High st. Forbes, Rev. Alexander, assistant ministei Cowan, Mrs J., 153 High street and session-clerk, 7 Eskside Craven, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Market street Forbes, Charles, Millhill Crerar, Misses C. & ML, milliners, Newbigging Forman, Mrs, publican, Leven hall Croll, John, manufacturer and draper, 107 Forrest, R. & S., china merchants, 142 High High street, Fisherrow street, Fisherrow Cullen, Mrs, Spring gardens Forrest, Stephen, 34 Market street Currie, James, Herkes loan Forrester, Mrs James, 44 High street Currie, J., plumber, 100 High st., Fisherrow Forster, James, potter, Newbigging Currie, Mrs, grocer, 26 Market street Foster, Thomas, Herkes loan Currie, W., baker, 13 High st., Fisherrow Foulis, John, chemist, 35 Eskside *Dalrymple, Charles, New Hailes Fowler, Mrs, grocer, 57 High st., Fisherrow Davidson, Mrs, Lewisvale Fraser, J., smith and ironmonger, 119 High Deans & Moore, coalmasters, lessees of Car- street berry, Drummore, Elphinstone Tower, Frier, James, manager, Musselburgh and Pencaitland, and Penston collieries Fisherrow Co-operative store, Bridge st. office, Smeaton park, Inveresk Gairdner, Mrs, Lamont place Dewar, Miss, dressmaker, 35 High street, Galloway, Jas., 37 High st., Fisherrow Fisherrow Ganson, D., cooper, Fisherrow *Denholm, David, farmer, Carberry mains Gardener, John Frederick, Bush house Dickson, James, plumber, High street *Gardner, Daniel, farmer, Barbachlaw Dickson, Robert, grocer, 69 High street Gardner, James, dairyman, Felton green Garvie, Miss H., 131 High st., Fisherrow ( Doleman, W., 7 High street Donaldson, James, Kildonan cottage, Millhill Gavin, P., & Sons, canvas manufac, Millhill Dow, Henry Russell, F.E.I.S., Rector of Gay, John, flesher, 40 High st., Fisherrow Grammar school, 121 High street Gay, R., & Son, fleshers, Newbigging

Downie & Kinghorn, contractors, 146 High Gibson, C, cabinetmaker and j oiner, 8 Millhill street, Fisherrow Gibson, Henry, tobacconist, 67 High street Drummond, Robt., chimney-sweeper, Millhill Gillespie, James, baker, Wellington place Dudgeon, Geo., & Son, fleshers, 133 High st. Gillies, James, gardener, Wallyford Dudgeon, J. R. & G., fleshers, 97 High street Gillon, Mrs, lodgings, 44 High st., Fisherrow Dudgeon, Robert, Trinity house Gordon, J., bookseller, auctioneer, and ap- Duff, Captain, Lillybank house, Eskside praiser, 107 High street, and 86 High Duff, Miss Christina, 7 Wonder street street, Fisherrow *Duncan, Scott David, farmer, Monkton house Gordon, Mrs, 12 High street Duncan, William, Millhill Gourlay, J., mark, gardener, Dalrymple loan Dundas, Mrs, Halkerston lodge, Inveresk Graham, William, principal, Campie house Eckford, Mrs John, spirit dealer, Eskside boarding school Edward, James, grocer, 28 Bridge street Graham, Miss E., grocer, Inveresk house, Blinkbonny Gray, Hugh, spirit dealer, Ship inn Edwards, J. F., writer and N.P., Bridge st. Gray, Dr., Newbigging lodge *Elder, James, fanner, Whitehill mains Gray, W. A., Pottery, Newbigging Elphinstone, Rt. Hon. Lord, Carberry towei Gray, Mrs A., 25 High street, Fisherrow 116 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

Grey, Alex., veter. surgeon, Ivy lodge, Links Innes, Adam, baker, 32 Market street Grierson, S., M.R.C.S., superintendent of the Innes, Miss M., draper, 34 Market street Border Counties Asylum, Millholm house Ireland, W. W., M.D., Jane cottage Grieve, C, Bay Horse tavern. 41 Newbigging Jack, Mrs, Eskside *Grieve, John, salt manufacturer, Pinkie Johnston, Andrew, 96 High st., Fisherrow pans, and lessee of Pinkie quarry Johnston, James, 9 Wonder street

Grieve, J., smith and bellhanger, 46a High Johnston, R., druggist, 89 High st., Fisherrow street, and 2 Bridge street Junor, John, Hope park Grieve & M'Kinlay, Pinkie brick and tile wks. Keir, P., boatbuilder, West Bush Grieve, Thomas, blacksmith, 44 High street Kelt, Peter, coal agent, South vennel

Gullan, Mrs, High street Kemp, J., & Co., wine merch., 25 High st.. *Gulland, John, farmer, Monktonhall Kemp, John F., Parsonage house, High st. Hackins, Joseph, bootmaker, 89 High street King, Geo., corn mer., 24 High st., Fisherrow Hall, Mrs, Dahymple loan King, George, tacksman of Musselburgh Handasyde & Davidson, nurserymen, seeds- Petty Customs, 26 High st., Fisherrow men, and florists, Glen nurseries Kinghorn, Andrew, contractor and gardener, Handasyde, Win., 109 High st., Fisherrow High street, Fisherrow Handyside, Misses, Greenhall Kirkwood, Mrs, Dahymple loan *Harper, Francis, Springfield, Inveresk Kirsopp, William, draper, 72 High street Hartrick, William, Bridge street Laing, John, teacher, Old Oraighall Hay, P. & R., silk-dyers, &c, Eskvale Laing, Miss Beatrice, Cairnie house Hay, J., shoemaker, Victoria st., Newbigging Landells, Andrew, missionary, 12 High st. Hay, J., High street, Fisherrow *Lauder, Alex., farmer and gardener, Goshen Hay, Miss, Herkes loan Laurie, George, surgeon, 32 Bridge street Henderson, E., china merchant, 77 High st. Laurie, James, Smartville, Fisherrow links Henderson, J., flesher, 64 High street Lawrie, Miss Catherine, Herkes loan Henderson, John, station-master Lawson, Arch. & Stephen, painters, glaziers, Hewitt, Josiah, 174 High st., Fisherrow and paperhangers, 112 High street Hill, G., superintendent of works, 72 High st. Lawson, William, 6 High street Hill, John (27. M. Customs), 129 High st., Lees & Edwards, writers and notaries public, Fisherrow 36 Bridge street Hill, Mrs I., baker, etc., 106 High street, Lees, Thomas, town-clerk, writer, and no- Fisherrow tary public, 36 Bridge street Hogg, James, hairdresser, 55 High street Legat, John, & Co., tanners and curriers,

Hooker, Jas., teacher, F.C. school, Fisherrow Millhill ; house, 3 Linkfield place *Hope, Sir Archibald, Pinkie house Legat, D. C, leather mer., 38 High street Howie, Alex., Edin. carrier, 21 Millhill Legat, Robert, W.S., Esk park Huie, Hector Munro, Market street Legat, Mrs James, Millhill Hume, Thos., grocer, 86 High st., Fisherrow Legat, Mrs, Trafalgar lodge, Millhill Hume, Miss, 94 High street, Fisherrow Legat, Misses, Holly bush house Hunter, Alex., malster, High street—house, Leishman, Jas., gardener, Dairymple loan 5 Linkfield Leitch, John, grocer and spirit merohant, Hunter, Henry H., baker, 91 High street postmaster, and registrar of births, etc., *Hunter, P., farmer, Whitecraig 47 High street Hunter, Peter, missionary, Scottish Coast Lindsay, James, spirit retailer, 151 High st. Mission, Herkes loan Lindsay, Mrs Samuel, 3 Millhill Hunter, Robert, plasterer, 28 Eskside Livingston & Carse, wholesale tea, wine, and Hurst, George, bricklayer, Market street spirit merchants, 94 High street Hutt, William, victual dealer, 78 High st. Livingston, J., 64 Newbigging Imrie, Rev. Jas., A.M., Moray cot., Eskgreen Lockhart, Misses A. &J.,drapers, 26 Bridge st. Inglis, Alexander, gardener and commission Logan, Mrs, spirit merchant, Leven hall agent, 16 Bridge street Lorimer, Mary, dairy, 5 High street Inglis, John, spirit dealer, 26 Newbigging Lothian, Rev. Wm., Congregational minister, Inglis, Mrs David 1 High street Inglis, Mrs M., grocer, 136 High st., Fisherrow Louden, Alex., 12 High street 117 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

*Lowe, George, market gardener, Kirk park *Milne, Vice-Admiral Sir A., K.C.B., Inveresk Lumsden, Thos., Etation master, New hailes Mitchell, James, & Co., Wellington chemical Lyall, L., brewer, High, street, Fiskerrow and salt works M 'Alpine, Miss, dressmaker, High street Mitchell, Alexander, jun., contractor to the M 'Arthur, Alexander, Bridge street War Department, Waulk mill MAuslane, William, gardener, Inveresk Mitchell, D., grocer, 128 High st., Fisherrow M'Cartney, W., sea-gravel merchant, New st. Mitchell, Geo. Cant, 68 Newbigging M 'Clare, John, 20 Newbigging Mitchell, Ja., V.S., M.R.C.V.S.L. and E., M'Dougall, Thomas, & Son, florists and 95 High street seedsmen, Campie cottage, Fisherrow Moffat, A., private lunatic asylum, New- M'Ewan, Douglas, Links bigging house M'Ewan, Peter, golf club maker, Golf house, Moir, Dr J., Eskside

Millhill Montgomery, J., spirit retailer, 66 High st., M'Gechie, George, stationmaster, Inveresk Fisherrow M'Gill, Rev. Henry M., minister of North Montgomery, Robert, grocer, 55 High st., Esk parish, Beachside house, Fishertow Fisherrow M'Isaac, Mrs, Herkes loan *Moore, Thos. H., coalmaster, Smeaton park, M'Kenzie, P., private aslum, Hallcross ho. Inveresk M'Kinlay, A., spirit dealer, 35 Newbigging More, D. M., draper, 115 High street M'Laren, James, Grey Horse tavern, 62 Morgan, Mrs, 4 Esk green High st., and 124 High st., Fisherrow Morrison, Mrs, 30 Eskside M'Leish, Miss, Bridgend, Millhill Motherwell, J., 34 Newbigging M'Nab, James, burgh school, 42 High street Muir, Mrs P., dairy, New street M'Naughton, C, confectioner, 108 High st. Munro, A., gardener, West Holmes M'Nicol, Pet., & Son, Leith carriers, Millhill Munro, Mrs, Punlars' Acre cottage Macdonald, Mrs A., grocer, &c, 95 High st. Murray, Mrs, Eskside cot., Fisherrow Mackenzie, Mrs, Whitehouse, Fisherrow Naismith, A., Prestongrange colliery and Mackenzie, Miss H., Gordon cot., Fisherrow surveyor, St Clement's wells Mackerrall, Jas., spirit dealer, 150 High st., Neilson, Isabella, spirit retailer, 22 Eskside Fisherrow Newlands, J. K., grocer, 137 High street Mackie, William, 12 Bridge street Newton, James, Lamont's place Mackinlay, Alex. & Co., chemical works Nichol, James, grocer, 49 Newbigging Mackinlay, John, Leven hall Nicholson, Mrs Margaret, private lodgings, Mackintosh, Robert Harry, captain, retired 5 Eskside

list, Sweet home, Eskside Nisbet, G., smith and ironmonger, 50 High st. Macnab, Duncan, schoolmaster, Herkes loan Nisbet, Mrs John, 12 High street Macqueen, Archibald, 11 Bridge street Nish, J., spirit dealer, 119 High st., Fisherrow Marr, A., shoemaker, 68 High st., Fisherrow Orr, Alex., dairyman, Bridgend Marshall, Hugh, builder, Calder cottage, Oswald, Lady Mary, Manor house, Inveresk Newbigging *Park, James, farmer, Stoneyhill house MaxwelL George, wright and blacksmith, *Park, Thomas, farmer, Stoneyhill Campie lane, Fisherrow Park, Win., golf club and ball maker, Links Mercer, James, schoolmaster, New hailes Paterson, George, 37 High street Millar, W. & J., tanners and merchants, Paterson, Hugh, Oak lodge, Inveresk Fisherrow Paterson, J., grocer, 44 High street Millar, Andrew, 48 High street Paterson, William, merchant, 68 High st. Millar, John, Victoria cottage, Newbigging Pattison, G. H., advocate, Linkfield house Millar, J., coal agent and contractor, New st. Pennycook, R., grocer, 52 High St., Fisherrow Millar, Pet., tanner and merchant, 4 Eskside Pitcairn, James L., Millhill Millar, Thomas, grocer, 37 Newbigging, and Porteous, A. & J., cartwrights, Lochend

New street Porteous, James, spirit dealer, 59 High st., Millar, Mrs James, Spring bank, Fisherrow Fisherrow Miller, William, manufacturer of starch, Primrose, George, haircloth manufacturer, Fisherrow links Dambrae—house, Primrose place Milne, Miss, 10 High street Primrose, T.,.dyer, 82 High street 118 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

Primrose, Mrs Nicol, 3 Millhill Scott, George, slater, Herkes loan Proudfoot, Thomas, farmer, Pinkiehill Scott, T. R., M.D., 9 High street Purdie, Mrs James, spirit dealer, Millhill Scrymgeour, H., gardener, Beggars' bush Purves, James, P.EJ.S., teacher, 3 Eskside Seaton, J., hat manufacturer, 25 Bridge st. Purves, R. G., Lewisville Seton, Miss, 18 Bridge street Purves, Robert, joiner, Newbigging Sharp, John C, chemist, 76 High street Quarrier, Mrs, grocer, High st., Fisherrow Simpson, George, Dovecot house, Fisherrow Raeburn, Miss, 27 Bridge street Simpson, Rev. Matthew, Congregational Reid, Arch., butcher, 77 High st., Fisherrow minister, 30 Market street Reid, Dr, Eskgreen Smart, Andrew, baker, 45 Newbigging Reid, Thomas, china merchant, 41 High st. Smart, C, lathsplitter 5 High st., Fisherrow Renton, J., blacksmith, Crossgate hill Smith, Rev. Christopher, Episcopal clergy- Riddock, Wakelin, & Co., seed crushers, man, 2 Linkfield Oil mills Smith, G., builder, Eliza cottage, Eskside Riddock, James T. (R, Wakelin, $• Co.), Smith, James, grocer, 105 High street Eskside house Smith, Wm. B., surgeon, Linkfield cottage Ritchie, James, Herkes loan Smith, W., watchmaker, 71 High street Ritchie, Oliver, photographer, Herkes loan Smith, Mrs, Lochend house, Fisherrow

Ritchie, Mrs Walter, Herkes loan Smith, Mrs, grocer, 21 High st., Fisherrow Ritchie, Miss Euphemia, Herkes loan Snadden, T., shoemaker, High st., Fisherrow Roberts, Charles Wm., Millhill cottage Somerville, William, millmaster, Sea-mill Robertson, A., furniture dealer, High street house, Rosebank, Millhill Robertson, Jas., grocer, High st., Fisherrow Spears, W., victual dealer, 67 High street, Robertson, John, grocer, 63 High street Fisherrow Robertson, Thomas, tailor, Fisherrow Spears, Mrs R., grocer, 118 High street Robertson, "Wm., baker, 111 High street Spence, Alexander 0., Bridge street Robertson, Mrs C, ironmonger, Newbigging Stagg, John, saddler, 53 High street Robertson, Mrs, grocer, High st., Fisherrow Stanley, G., greengrocer, 64 High street, Robertson, Mrs, hotel and posting establish- Fisherrow ment, 49 High street Steel, G., boot and shoemaker, 80 High st. Robertson, Miss J. D., Straiton cottage, Steeples, Wm., painter, High st., Fisherrow Eskgreen Stevenson, William, governor, Inveresk Ronald, P., shoemaker, 132 High street, combination poorhouse ( Fisherrow Stewart, Alexander, house painter, 23 Ronald, Miss, draper and milliner, 58 High Bridge street—house, 24 street, Fisherrow Stewart, Captain, Eskgreen Ross, W., spirit merchant, 79 High street *Stewart, Charles, Sweethope

Royal Bank of Scotland ; office, 36 Bridge *Stewart, Wm., mole-catcher, Monktonhall street—Thomas Lees, agent Stirling Brothers, merchants, 147 High st. Runciman, Miss, straw hat maker, 4 Bridge Stockwell, William, Townhall street *Stuart, J. & W., cotton and hemp spinners, Rutherford, J., china merchants, 92 High Esk mills, Musselburgh street, Fisherrow Sutherland, Mrs, Forth cottage, Fisherrow Rutherford, William, 1 High street Sutherland, Mrs, 31 Market street Sanderson, A. Macdonald, surgeon, F.R.C.S., Symons, Andrew, writer and N. P., and in- 10 Bridge street spector of poor, 88 High St., Fisherrow Sanderson, H., surgeon, R.N., 19 Bridge st. Symons, Rt., baker, 90 High st., Fisherrow Sandilands, R., plumber, 73 High street Tait, R., cattle dealer, 156High st., Fisherrow Sandilands, Walter, wright, Moffat Park Taylor, Andrew, hairdresser, Fisherrow cottage, Inveresk Taylor, D., market gardener, Newbigging *Sandilands, William, smith, Inveresk Taylor, J., gardener, Midfield cot., Inveresk Sawers, G., saddler, 172 High st., Fisherrow Telfer, R., spirit merchant, 13 New street Sawers, Misses, Hope park Telfer, William, 7 High street, Fisherrow *Scarlett, R., gardener, Dalrymple loan Tennant, J., currier, &c, Dalrymple loan Scott, Andrew, gas manager, Gasworks Tennant, T., corkcutr., 15 High st., Fisherro w 119 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

Thomson, Charles S., 1 High streot Watt, W. S., grocer, 154 High St., Fisherrow Thomson, D., baker, 84 High st., Pisherrow Wells, Miss, boarding and day school for Thomson, G., baker, 30 Bridge street young ladios, Redhouso, Millhill Thomson, James, 9a Wonder streot Wolsh, Wm., grocer, 16 Market street Thomson, Josoph, shoemaker, 100 High st., Whito, John, grocer, &c, 1 Bridge street Fishorrow Whitelaw, Geo., grocor, 37 High street Thomson, T. H., surgeon, F.R.C.S., Shep- Whitelaw, Wm., cab proprietor, 35 High st. herd house, Invorosk Whitelaw, Mrs K., brewer, Fisherrow Thomson, Win., wright, 37 Market streot Whitson, Mrs, grocer, 18 Newbigging Thomson, Mrs, private lunatic asylum, Whytock, A., gardener, Victoria place Whitehouse, Inveresk Wilkon, J., collector of police and prison assess- Thomson, Mrs Rachel, 18 Esksido ments, Town hall—house, 3G High st. Tinto, J., millwright, 12 High stroet Wilkio, J. & A., tanners, 115 High stroet *Tod, John, Stoneybank, Inveresk Williamson, Misses, Henry vil., Fisherrow Iks. Tod, Mrs, Newbigging Wilson, George, baker, 58 High street Topp, William, station-master, Niddry *Wilson, James, Wanton walls Trotter, Mrs, 2 Millhill *Wilson, J., market gardener, Monktonhall Usher, Andrew, 1 Hope terrace Wilson, R., builder, 33 High st., Fisherrow Yeitch, James, grocor, 52 New street Wilson, Rov. William, F.O. manse, Linkfield Vernor, Mrs, 38 Newbigging Wilson, T., commission agent, 109 High st. *Wakelin. John {R., W., Sf Co.), Rosehill Wilson, Mrs Mary, 155 High street house, Invorosk Wilson, Miss, Olive bank, Fisherrow Walker, John, printer, &c, 33 High street Wood, G. W., tailor, &c, 95 High st., Fisherrow Walls, John, draper, 117 High street Young, T., pawnbroker, 12 Wonder street Watson, William, teacher, 27 Bridge street Young, Misses, High street, Fisherrow TBADES DIKECTOKY. Agents. Banks. Allan, Methven, 5G Newbigging Commercial Bank, Bridge street—A. O. Balmain, Thomas, 12 High street Spence, agent Inglis, Alexander, 16 Bridge street Royal Bank—Thomas Lees, 36 Bridge Johnston, James, 9 Wonder street street, agent Kelt, Peter, coal agont, 55 High street Lees, Thomas, 36 Bridge streot Boot and Shoe Makers. Spence, Alox. Ogilvy, Bridge street Bums, J. & A., 96 High street street Wilson, Thomas, 109 High Charles, James, 86 High street Bakers- Hackings, Joseph, 89 High street Hay, J., Victoria street, Newbigging Bai'bour, J., 49 High street, Fisherrow Marr, A., 68 High street, Fishorrow Bourhill, J., 148 High street, Fisherrow Patorson, George, 37 High street Carse, M., 139 High street Ronald, P., 132 High street, Fisherrow Currie, W., 13 High street, Fisherrow Snadden, T. High street, Fisherrow Gillespie, James, Wellington place Steel, G., 80 High stroot Hill, Mrs J., 106 High street, Fisherrow Thomson, Joseph, 100 High st., Fisherrow Hunter, Henry H., 91 High street Innos, Adam, 32 Markot stroet M'Naughton, Charlos, 108 High streot Builders and Masons. Robertson, William, 111 High street Allan, Alexander, 56 Newbigging Smart, Andrew, 45 Newbigging Bisset, Robt., 15 Eskside Symons, Robort, 90 High streot, Fisherrow Hurst, George, Markot stroot Thomson, D., 84 High stroot, Fisherrow Marshall, H., Calder cottago, Newbigging Thomson, G., 30 Bridge street Smith, George, Eliza cottago, Eskside Wilson, George, 58 High streot Wilson, R., 33 High streot, Fisherrow 120 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

Carriers. Gardner, D., Barbachlaw Gulland, John, Monktonhall Campbell, John, Leith carrior, 1 Millhill Hunter, P., Whitecraig Howie, A., Edinburgh carrier, 21 Millhill Lauder, Alexander, Goshen M'Nicol, P., & Son, Leith carriers, Millhill Park, James, Stoneyhill Chemists and Druggists. Park, Thomas, Stoneyhill Proudfoot, Thomas, Pinkiehill Foulis, John, 35 Eskside Smith, Goorge, Chalkieside Johnston, R., 89 High street, Fisherrow Sharp, John C, 76 High street Fleshers. China and Stoneware Dealers. Dudgeon, J. R. & G., 97 High street Dudgeon, G., & Son, 133 High street Bell, A., 71 High street, Fisherrow Emlay, J., 87 High street, Fisherrow Forrest, R. & S., 142 High st., Fisherrow Gay, John, 40 High street, Fisherrow Henderson, E., 77 High street Gay, R. & Son, Newbigging Reid, Thomas, 41 High street Henderson, J. 68 High street Rutherford, J., 92 High street, Fisherrow Reid, Arch., 77 High street, Fisherrow Club Makers. Gardeners. M'Ewan, Peter, Golf house, Millhill Park, William, Links Adams, Charles, West vennel Campbell, Adam, Eskside Coach-hirer. Campbell, John S., Newbigging Coldwolls, Thomas, Dambrae Whitolaw, William, 5 High street Ferrier, John, Dalrymple loan Dairymen. Gillies, James, Wallyford Gourlay, James, Dalrymple loan Campbell, James, 56 High street Inglis, Alexander, 16 Bridge street Clark, William, High street, Fisherrow Kinghorn, Andrew Gardner, James, Felton green Lauder, Alexander, Goshen Lorimer, Mary, 5 High street Leishman, Jos., Dalrymple loan Orr, Alex., Bridgend Lowe, Goorge, Kirk park Drapers and Cloth Merchants. MAuslane, William, Inveresk M'Dougall, Thomas, & Son, Campie lane Alison, Thomas Peter, & 113 High street Munro, A., West Holmes Begg, Mrs M., 86 High street Scarlett, Robert, Dalrymple loan Croll, John, 107 High stroet, Fisherrow Scrymgeour, Henry, Beggars' bush Innes, Miss M., 34 Market street Taylor, Duncan, Newbigging Kirsopp, William, 72 High street Taylor, John, Midfield cottage, Inveresk Lockhart, Misses, 26 Bridge street Whytock, A., Victoria place More, D. M., High street Wilson, John, Monktonhall Muir, Mrs P., New street Riddell, John, 68 High street Grain Merchants. Ronald, Miss, 58 High street, Fisherrow Alexander, Andrew, Grove street Walls, John, 117 High street King, Goorge, 24 High street Dyers. Ferguson, Robert, Millhill Grocers and Spirit Dealers. Hay, P. & R., Eskvale Archibald, H., 66 High street, and 115 High Primrose, Thomas, 82 High street street, Fisherrow Farmers. Archibald, M., 70 High street, Fisherrow Aitken, Mrs Barbara, 84 High street Denholm, David, Carberry mains Allan, John, Carlehall Duncan, S. D., Monkton house Archibald, Robert, 46 High street Elder, James, Whitehill mains Banks, R., West vennel, Newbigging 121 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Musselburgh.

Black, D., 110 High street, Fisherrow Spears, Mrs R., 118 High street Black, Richard, Millhill Stirling Brothers, 147 High street Blyth, M., 96 High street, Fisherrow Telfer, R., 13 New street Brown, James, Wantonwalls Veitch, James, 52 New street Bruce, John, Wonder street Watt, W. S., 154 High street, Fisherrow Caird, Andrew, New street Welsh, William, 16 Market street Chaplain, Margaret, Herkes loan White, John, 1 Bridge street Clapperton, Alexander, 109 High street Whitelaw, George, 37 High street Clark, J., 75 High street, Fisherrow Whitson, Mrs, 18 Newbigging Craven, Mrs Thomas, Market street Currie, Mrs, 26 Market street Hotel and Inn Keepers- Dickson, Robert, 69 High street Eckford, Mrs John, Eskside Banks, R., Seaview inn Edward, James, 28 Bridge street Forrest, G., (Temperance) 100 High street Fearns, G., 70 High street Gray, Hugh, Ship inn Foreman, Mrs, Leven hall Robertson, Mrs (Musselburgh Arms), 49 Fowler, Mrs, 57 High street, Fisherrow High street Frier, James, Bridge street Graham, Miss E., Inveresk Insurance Agents. Grieve, Christina, Bay Horse Tavern, 41 Newbigging Alliance Insurance Company—A Ogilvy Hood, Mrs Mary, 45 High street Spence, Bridge street Hume, Thomas, 86 High street, Fisherrow Caledonian Insurance Company—Lees & Hutt, William, 78 High street Edwards, 36 Bridge street Inglis, John, 26 Newbigging General Insurance Company—J. Tennant, Inglis, Mrs M., 136 High street, Fisherrow Dalrymple loan Kemp, J. & Co., 25 High street N. British and Mercantile Insurance Com- Leitch, John, 47 High street pany—M. Allan, 66 Newbigging Lindsay, James, 151 High street Northern Assurance Company—Stirling Livingston & Carse, 94 High street Brothers, 147 High street Logan, Mrs, Leven hall Royal Insurance Company—Thomas Carse, Macdonald, Mrs Alexander, 95 High street 94 High street Mackerrall, James, 150 High st., Fisherrow Scottish Legal Burial Loan Society—James M'Kinlay, Archibald, 35 Newbigging Johnston, 9 Wonder street MLaren, James, Grey Horse tavern, 62 Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance High street Co.—J. Leitch, 47 High st. Millar, Thos., 37 Newbigging and New st. Mitchell, D. 12S High street, Fisherrow Medical Practitioners. Montgomery, J., 66 High street, Fisherrow Cowan, M. W., M.D., surgeon R.N., 153 Montgomery, Robert, 55 High st., Fisherrow street Neilson, Isabella, 22 Eskside High Laurie, George, surgeon, 32 Bridge street Newlands, J. K., 137 High street Nichol, James, 49 Newbigging Reid, Dr, Eskgreen Sanderson, A. Macdonald, surgeon, F.R.C.S., Nish, J., 119 High street, Fisherrow 10 Bridge street Paterson, J., 44 High street Sanderson, surgeon, R.N., 19 Bridge st. Pennycook, R., 52 High street, Fisherrow H, Scott, T. R.. M.D., 9 High street Porteous, James, 59 High street, Fisherrow Linkfield cot. Purdie, Mrs James, Millhill Smith, W. Beattie, surgeon, Thomson, Thomas, surgeon, F.R.C.S., Quarrier, Mrs, High street, Fisherrow Shepherd house, Inveresk Robertson, James, High street, Fisherrow Robertson, John, 63 High street Robertson, Mrs, High street, Fisherrow Milliners and Dressmakers. Ross, William, High street Crerar, Misses C. & M., Newbigging Smith, James, 105 High street M Alpine, Miss, High street Smith, Mrs A., 21 High street, Fisherrow Dewar, Miss, 35 High street, Fisherrow 122 Musselburgh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Newbattle.

Painters and Glaziers. Clark, Adam, 16 Smart's wynd Fair, Andrew, Bridge street [Allan, G, 66a High street, Fisherrow Robertson, Thomas, Fisherrow ICarey, William, 51 High street Wood, G. W., 95 High street, Fisherrow [Carse, Mrs S., 8 High street I Clark, D., 135 High street Tanners. [Lawson, Archibald & Stephen, 112 High st. [Steeples, Wm., High street, Fisherrow Legat, John, & Co., Millhill Stewart, Alex., 23 Bridge street Millar, Peter, 4 Eskside Millar, W. & J., Fisherrow Plumbers and Gasfitters. Tennant, J., Dalrymple loan Wilkie, J. &. A., 115 High street Currie, J., 100 High street, Fisherrow Dickson, James, High street Teachers. iSandilands, Richard, 73 High street Bennet, Miss, 2 Eskgreen Printers, Booksellers, and Brodie, Miss, 3 Eskside Stationers. Dow, H. R., F.E.I.S., 121 High street Graham, William, principal, Campie house Anderson, J., 101 High st., and 29 Bridge st. boarding school Blair, Thomas, 125 High street Hooker, James, F. C. school, Fisherrow i Gordon, J., 107 High street, Fisherrow Laing, John, Old Craighall i' Walker, John, 33 High street MacNab, Duncan, Herkes loan Saddlers. M'Nab, James, 42 High street Mercer, John, New Hailes Sawers, G., 172 High street, Fisherrow Purves, James, F.E.I.S., 3 Eskside Stagg, John, 53 High street [ Watson, William, 27 Bridge street Wells, Miss, Red House, Millhill Seedsmen and Florists. Handasyde & Davidson, Glen nurseries Tobacconists- M'Dougall, Thomas, & Son, Campie cottage Brown, James L., 15 Bridge street Slaters- Gibson, Henry, 67 High street

; Brooks, William, 125 High street Farquharson, Thomas, 9 East vennel Veterinary Surgeons.

: Scott, George, Herkes loan Grey, Alexander, Ivy lodge, Links Mitchell, James, M.R.C.V.S., L. & E., 95 Smiths- High street Fraser, John, 119 High street Grieve, John, 46a High st., and 2 Bridge st. Wrights and Cabinetmakers. Grieve, Thomas, 44 High street Annan, James, Newbigging Maxwell, George, Campie lane Bisset, Andrew, South vennel Nisbet, George, 50 High street Bisset, James, 27 Bridge street Renton, John, Crossgate hill Gibson, Charles, 8 Millhill Robertson, Mrs Catherine, Newbigging Maxwell, George, Campie lane Sandilands, William, Inveresk Porteous, A. & J., Lochend Purves, Robert, Newbigging Tailors. Sandilands, Walter, Inveresk Anderson, P., 104 High street Thomson, William, 37 Market street Brooks, James, 53 High street Tinto, J., 12 High street NEWBATTLE.

[Par., pop. 2837 (includes village of Newtongrange, pop. 787). Post-town, Dalkeith.]

For List of Names, see Dalkeith. 123 New/) avert. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Pathhead.

25. NEWHAVEN. M'Millan, Avcliibald, sailmaker, 68 Main st. Melville, David, plumber, 95 Main street [Fishing village, 3 miles north of Edinburgh, in the parliamentary boundary of which city it is Melville, J., Co-operative store, 3 Fairbairn included. Parish, North Leith. Pop. 2310. place Post-office. James Mather, 90 Main street.] — Melville, Thomas, wright, 1 Annfield Alexander, John, spirit dealer, 104 Main st. Millar, James, gardener, 7 Maitland street Alexander, John, grocer, 11 Maitland street Mitchell, A. H., confectioner, 46 Main street Bain, Thomas, china merchant, 19 Main st. Mitchell, J. G., 2 Annfield Bishop, W. C, 6 Annfield Morrison, W. & J., tinsmiths, Ramsay square Black, George, druggist, 8 Maitland street Mowat, Magnus, boat builder, Main street Bradbrook, R., grocer, 36 Main street Philips, Charles, grocer, 5 Main street Caldwell, Mrs, smallwares, 102 Main street Philpott, John, hotel, Pier place Cameron, Christina, teacher Pringle, Robert, grocer, 16 Annfield Cochrane, W., draper, &c, 7 Maitland street Ramsay, Miss, Newhaven N. S. Savings bank Crawford, C, wine merchant, 8 Annfield Ramsay, James, lodgings, 5 Maitland place Crawford, J., refreshment rooms, Pier place Randals, J., house painter. Church road Dalgleish, Wm., Old Ship inn, St Andrew sq. Reid, Mrs, grocer, 9 Annfield Darling, Mrs R., 5 Maitland place Reid, Mrs Grace, 19 Annfield Darney, Robert, spirit dealer, Fairbairn pi. Samuel, James, butcher, 10 Main street Dawson, Dr P., Medical hall, 22 Main street Scott, W., plumber, 13 Pier place Deane, J., tailor, 93 Main street Selvie, Mrs, lodgings, 5 Maitland place Dempster, G., spirit dealer, 8 and 9 Annfield Simpson, Mrs J., grocer, 14 Main street Devlin, Thomas, 5 Annfield Smith Samuel, bootmaker, 89 Main street Doig, M., draper, 87 Main street Sutherland, Mrs, grocer, 77 Main street Douglas, T., victual dealer, 98 and 99 Main st. Taylor, Mrs, 21 Main street Dow, Lawrence Skene, 2 Annfield Thomson, A., grocer, 79 Main street Drury, Miss, trimming shop, 96 Main street Wallace, T., grocer, 101 Main street Fairbairn, Rev. James, F. C. Wallace, William, baker, 1 Maitland street Geddes, David, baker, 1 Main street Walker, Mrs, Stone pier inn Goldie, R., shoemaker, 40 Main street Watt, John, shoemaker, 92 Main street Gosman, John, wright, Anchorfield Williams, Enoch, grocer, 7 Annfield Graham, Rev. W., E. C. Williamson, Mrs, toyshop, 3 Main street Gray, James, 2 Annfield Wooley, John, dairy, 15 Annfield Greig, John, 2 Annfield Wylie, Mrs, 9 Maitland street Hall, Archibald, 12 Annfield Hall, George, 5 Maitland place 26. PATHHEAD. Qi) Hall, George, smith, 103 Main street [Pop. 735. Post Town, Dalkeith. Par. Crichton. Higgins, Andrew, street 46 Main Sub Post-office—Agnes Otto. The Post-office, Hunter, G., bootmaker, 8 Main street though usually called " Ford " (a small village Hutton, James, grocer, 3 Maitland street about half a mile to the north), is in Pathhead.] Ingram, Alex., teacher, Victoria School Adams, John, limeburner, Tynebank Jack, Wm., boat builder, Anchorfield *Ainslie, Arch., farmer, Dodridge Jeffrey, Mrs, grocer, 32 & 67 Main street Ainslie, George C, farmer, Peaston Laing, Thomas, teacher, Church road Alison, Thomas, factor, Vogrie Laing, Miss, boarding school, 6 Maitland st. *Allan, Thomas, Stair Arms inn Law, George, Annfield cottage Allan, William, letter-carrier Lumsden, Mrs, 23 Main street Amos, Christian, grocer, Newlandrig Mackenzie, Mrs M., refreshment rooms, 85 Anderson, A., gardener, Oxenford castle Main street Archibald, A., grocer, Crichtondean Main, Mrs J. C, Peacock hotel, Main street Baillie, Marion, dressmaker, Edgehead Marshall, Mrs, 2 Maitland place Baillie, James, farmer, Newlandburn Mather, James, flesher {P.O.), 90 Main st. *Baillie, James, smith, Edgehead Matheson, D., grocer, 75 Main street Baillie, Robert, joiner, Edgehead M 'Cathie, G., spirit merchant, 45 Main street *Bain, D., gardener, Hadfast, Cousland M'Donald, R., grocer, New lane *Bain, Thomas, spirit-dealer 124 Pathhead. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Pathhead.

Bald, John, grocer and flesher *Leitch, James, labourer, Magazine *Bathgate, S., farmer, &c., Currielea Lowrie, And., carrier, Crichton-dean *Baxter, Robert, baker M'Laren, Thomas, coal-grieve, Edgehead Bishop, James, forester *M'Laren, John, labourer, Chesterhill Blair, Thomas, farmer, Southfield *M'Lean, Robert, grocer Borthwick, Eben., smith, Whitehill Mackinlay, Misses, Newlandburn Bridges, George, blacksmith, Orichton *Maddison, Thomas, factor, Rosemains *Brotherston, P., fanner, Sauchenside *Mercer, James, lime-burner, Cousland Brown, James, carrier Mill, James, gardener, Newlandburn Brown, William, saddler Mills, Alex., lime merchant Buchan, James, grocer, Newlandrig Mills, Mrs, Ford house, Ford *Campbell, W., tailor and clothier Mitchell, R., roadman, Ford Craig, Archibald, shoemaker Moffat, Alexander, carter, Langlaw *Craik, Wilham, watchmaker, King's house *Moffat, George, gardener, Coldwells Cunningham, J. D., surgeon *Moffat, J., market gardener, Coldwells Currie, R., wood merchant, Dewarton Monteith, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer *Dewar, Alexander, of Vogrie *Nisbet, Robert, baker, Chesterhill Dickson, Mary, dressmaker *Noble, George, schoolmaster and inspector Donald, John, tailor of poor, Crichton *Douglas, Geo., engineer, Langfaugh house Oliver, Charles, engineman, Edgehead *Douglas, Henry Ormiston, Mrs Janet, farmer, Edgehead *Duncan, Henry, draper Ormiston, Robert, carter *Duncan, Rev. Henry, Crichton manse Otto, Agnes, post-office Fairgrieve, James, mason, Dewarton Paterson, Robert, grocer *Fairgrieve, John, builder, Dewarton *Pearson, James, farmer, Cousland Fairley, Jean, grocer Pendreigh, Mrs, grocer, Dewarton Forrest, George, market gardener, Ford *Pettigrew, W., Magazine lime works Fraser, G., teacher, Oxenford lodge, Edge- *Plenderleith, George, joiner, Chesterhill head *Primrose, James, farmer, Turniedykes Frier, M., farmer, Crichton mains, Ford *Primrose, James T., fanner, Saughland *Gibb, Alex., grocer and baker *Pringle, Andrew, farmer, Pathhead parks *Gibson & Mercer, Cousland coal and lime Pringle, George, vintner works, Ford *Pringle, Wm. and James, farmers, Crichton Gibson, Mrs John, Westfield, Cousland house Gillies, William, Edgehead Ritchie, George, farmer, Whippielaw *Gow, J., gardener, Melvinhall, Cousland Ross, Alex., gardener, Prestonhall *Guild, Alexander, grocer Russell, Rev. J., F. C. manse *Hall, Robert, mole-catcher, Dewarton Ruthven, David, baker *Hamilton, Claud, Prestonhall house *Scott, Thomas, joiner, Crichton *Hanton, Robert, schoolmaster and inspector Scott, Walter, flesher of poor, Cranston *Simpson, R. & J., slaters Hardie, James, joiner, Crichton Sinclair, J. & A., carters, Newlandrig Harkness, C, blacksmith, Peaston Slight, Thomas, Crichton *Herdman, George, farmer, Fordel Smeaton, A., veterinary surgeon Herdman, Thomas, farmer, Southside Smith, Agnes, dressmaker Henderson, Murray, mole-catcher, Edgehead Smith, Rev. George S., Cranston manse *Hogg, Thomas, farmer, Cakemuir *Smith, John, farmer, Muttonhole *Hunter, A., wood-mercht., saw-mills, Ford *Smith, William, smith *Hunter, P., farmer, Magazine cottage *Somerville, Geo., farmer, Preston mains Irons, James, Ford Stair, Earl of, Oxenford castle Jeffrey, Wm., blacksmith, Preston *Steel, Alexander, baker *Johnston, A., farmer, etc., Newlandrig Stewart. Mrs Jean, farmer, Remote Johnston, James, tailor, Edgehead Stirling, Mrs Geo., farmer, Southfield Johnston, Thos., farmer, Whitburgh Strathern, John, china merchant *Leitch & Son, blacksmiths, Magazine Tait, Margaret, Ford 125 Penicuik. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Penicuik.

Thomson, R., carrier and grocer Cosar, Andrew, farmer, Howgate Thomson, Rev. W. S., U.P. manse Cossar, James, grocer *Torrance, Charles, grocer and provision Cossar, Miss Christina, grocer merchant, Chester hill and Edgehead Cowan, A., and Son, papermakers, Valley- *Torrance, Thomas, smith field mills Trotter, Robert & William, joiners *Cowan, Charles, Valleyfield Trotter, Thomas, joiner *Cowan, George, Valleyfield *Turnbull, William, Hope lime works, Ford Cowan, Miss, Garden villa Wallace, Alexander, jun., carrier *Craik, John, merchant *Wallace, Joseph, grocer Craster, John, governor, Wellington Refor- Waterston, Andrew, shoemaker, Ford matory Farm school Wilkinson, A., tailor and clothier *Dent, Irvine, farmer, Ravensnook Wilson, Robert, Stair Arms inn *Dent, John, farmer, Ravensnook Wood, John, farmer, Hagbrae *Dickson, David, Mauricewood Wood, John, Prestonhall colliery *Dickson, William, Mauricewood Wood, Thomas, mason *Duncan, James, druggist and stationer Wright, Henry, Langland Dunlop, Miss, infant school, Valleyfield Dykes, William, Cucken Easton, Jane, innkeeper *Evans, Wm. G., land steward to Sir James 27. PENICUIK. (V) Clerk, Bart., Bank house [Post Town, Burgh of barony, and Parish. Pop. *Ewart, John, & Sons, builders 3249. Post-office John Robertson.] — *Fauchie, Martin, surgeon *Abernethy, James, farmer, Howgate *Fleming, James, farmer, Coats *Abernethy, Thomas, baker *Foulis, James, draper, Penicuik Affleck, James, merchant *Fraser, Adam, spirit merchant, Howgate Ainslie, William, farmer, Pomathorn Fraser, W. & A., contractors, Wall tower *Alexander, James, merchant and registrar, Fullerton, Robert, Royal hotel Penicuik, and inspector of poor, Glencross Fulton, Mrs Catherine, draper *Anderson, Alexander, tailor and clothier *Gibson, John L., draper Archibald, Robert, merchant, Kirkhill Glen, James, plumber *Baillie, John, farmer, Fullarton *Hall, Thomas, merchant Bain, Andrew, shoemaker *Hamilton, Matthew, farmer, Kirkton and *Barr, William, farmer, Whitehill Loganhouse

*Barclay, , blacksmith, Bowlea Hawks, Misses, fancy warehouse, Paradise ' Bell, Miss, Penicuik infant school cottage Bell, James, earner *Henderson, David, engineer, Kirkhill *Bertram, William, farmer, Amazondean *Henderson, John, grocer *Birrel, James, manager, Valleyfield Henderson, Mrs J., farmer, Auchincorth Black, John, smith, Howgate *Hepburn, Matthew, papermaker, Kirkhill Blair, John, tailor and clothier *Hodge, James, hotel keeper *Brass, James, tailor, and inspector of poor Holgate, Joseph, boot and shoe maker Brock, Robert, baker Horn, John, farrier *Brown, Adam, carpenter and builder Horsburgh, Robert, Southbank house Brown, James, & Co., paper manufacturers, Howden, Charles, watchmaker Esk mills Hunter, Mrs, vintner, March Well Brown, John, cashier, Valleyfield Hutchison, Henry, merchant *Brown, John, butcher *Imrie, Rev. William M., E. C. manse *Brown, T., mill and cartwright, Monksburn Jackson, Misses, library *Bryden, Alexander, smith *Johnston, David, Viewbank cottage Cairns, John, agent for N. B. Railway Co., Johnston, W., smith, Nine-mile burn Loneston station *Johnstone, George, baker *Charles, Matthew, Brae house *Jones, James, boot and shoe maker Clapperton, James, farmer, Maybank Kay, Robert, carter and carrier *Clerk, Sir James, Bart., Penicuik house Kerr, Thomas, coal agent, Square 126 Penicuik. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Penicuik.

Kidd, Alexander, farmer, Mauricewood Scott, David, china merchant Kidd, John, farmer, Mauricewood Scott, William, clothier :"Laing, John, farm overseer, Kerswell cot. *Sharp, William, tailor and clothier 'Laing, John, wright, Silverburn *Simpson, William, stationer Laing, John, Rosehank cottage *Simpson, William, grocer and spirit dealer, Laing & Foulis, tailors, Bank street Kirkhill

Lamb, Thomas, baker Skinner, , surgeon Lawson, Charles, builder, Blackburn cottage Smith, John, boot and shoe maker Lewis, William, innkeeper, Nine-mile burn *Sommerville, W., farmer, Wantonwalls M 'Donald, John, stationmaster *Steedman, John, farmer M'Dougal, Edward J., Esk mill *Stevenson, T., farmer, Mount Lothian M'Dougal, Thomas, Eskvale *Stewart, Rev. Hugh A., F.C. manse M'Gill, Alexander, smith and founder *Stewart, Robert, farmer M'Gill, James, grocer and spirit merchant Stobie, Peter, builder M'Gregor, Helen, china merchant *Symington, Henry, general merchant M'Gregor, Alex., parochial teacher Tait, James, wright M'Kerrow, Rev. J., B.A., U.P. manse *Tennant, Thomas, Walston M'Leod, Robert, tailor and clothier Thomas, Rev. D., M.A., U.P. manse, Howgate Merricks, Mrs Thomas A. H. Thomson & Ritchie, tailors and clothiers Messer, T. J. Fordyce, M.D. *Thomson, Alexander, builder, Silverburn Miles, Henry, carrier *Thomson, J. & J., cattle dealers, Silverburn Mitchell, John, millwright Thomson, John, fanner, Cornbank Moffat, Mary, and Son, bakers *Thomson, Thomas, flesher Moir, George, Newhall house *Thomson, William, mason, Silverburn Monfries, James, grocer *Thomson, William, weaver, Nine-mile burn Muir, Robert, boot and shoe maker Thomson, Mrs, meal dealer Munro, Hugh, teacher, Kirkhill *Tudhope, Thomas, farmer, Lawhead Murdoch, JameSj farmer, Fall Hills Veitch, Robert, innkeeper, Carlops Murray, Robert, farmer, Spittal Vessie, Miss, grocer, Herpersbrae Murray, Thomas, farmer, Braidwood and *Wahab, C. J., C.E., Mauricewood Eastside Warden, Alexander, engineer Noble, James, farmer, Howgate *White, James, spirit dealer Noble, William, Howgate *White, William, joiner Paterson, John, agent, Clydesdale bank Whittit, Miss, infant school, Valleyfield Paterson, John, farmer, Eastfield Whyte, Thomas F., farmer, Peggy's lea Paterson, John, grocer, Bridgend Wilkinson, Thomas, saddler Penicuik Co-Operative Association *Wilson, David, farmer, Herbertshaw Pettrie, H., land-steward, Wellington Re- Wilson, James, farmer, Halls formatory Wilson, John, Main point Philip, James, tobacconist, Kirkhill *Wilson, William, merchant Philip, Helen, merchant, Kirkhill *Wilson, William, painter and plasterer, ?ow, James, Wall tower and Ravels dyke Bridge street R,obb, William, farmer, Brunstane Young, James, china merchant, Free Robertson, John, postmaster and saddler Church street Sussel, James, grocer and draper Young, John, draper, Carlops Scott, Adam, farmer, Marfield and Unthank

127 Portobello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobello.

28. PORTOBELLO. (0 [Burgh, Post Town, and Railway Station. Par. Duddingston. Pop. 4366. Constituency, 701. Post office— Wm. Doig, 94 High street. Letters delivered at 6.45 a.m., and 12.45 and 6.45 p.m. Sundays 9 to 10 a.m., at the office only.] {See also Joppa.)

Provost—Thomas Wood Town-clerk and Registrar—Alex. Paterson: Bailies—William Hunter, George Kedzlie Assessor—William S. Smart Councillors—Henry Calder, D. Craig, J. H. Police Treasurer and Collector—Robert Scot Balgarnie, Thos. Tough, Thos. Holtum, Inspector of Poor—Robert Scott Henry Gilfillan Inspector of Police—George Mackay

Adam, Miss, 8 West Brighton crescent Baxendine, John, blacksmith, 13 High st. Adams, Geo., 5 St James ter., Bath street Beatson, D. M. S., 5 Rosefield avenue Adams, W. H. Davenport, 3 W. Brighton ores. Beatson, William, spirit mer., 58 High st. Adams, Mrs John, 13 W. Brighton crescent Beattie, Miss, 156 High street Adamson, James, mason, 23 Henderson row Begbie, Mrs, Hope cottage, 139 High street Adamson, William, 22^ Henderson row Beith, John, Shrub mount Adamson, Mrs, Newton villa, W. Brighton Bell, James, engineer, 28 Brighton place crescent Bell, Robert, engineer, 13 Brighton cres. Adamson, Misses, 12 Melville place Bennet, Robert, 1 Rosefield place Adie, Robert, 25 Wilson's park Bennett, David, lace mer., Abercorn villa Ainslie, Miss, 11 Bath street Berry, George, 2 Windsor terrace

Aitchison, Alexander, 24 Brighton place Beveridge, A.( Water Co. officer)l92 High st. Aitchison, John, 2 West Brighton crescent Bird, John, Eden villa Allan, Archibald, joiner, Adelphi place Black, Miss, 4 John street Allan, D. J., 7 Rosefield avenue Black, Mrs, 19 Bath street Allan, James, Tower bank house Blair, Robt., com. traveller, 5 Brighton ter. Allan, William, 12 Ramsay lane Blyth, Mrs, 2 St James terrace Allan, Miss, 18 Straiton place Borthwick, John, manager, Abercorn brick- Allan, Miss Mary, 5 Brighton terrace works, High street Ambrose, Miss, 7 Rosefield place Boswell, Miss, 204 High street Anderson, Alexander, dairy, 5 Adelphi pi. Bower, David, grocer, &c, 40 High street Anderson, Ann, dressmaker, 29 High st. Bowman, Miss, 12 Regent street Anderson, Captain, Bath house Braidwood, Miss, 174 High street Anderson, Wm., joiner, Tower bank house Brand, A., baker, 148 High street Angus, William, agent, 168 High street Bremner, E., Forbes lodge, Rosefield place Annan, Robert, 8 Maryfield Brice, Mrs, 23 Regent street Archibald, David, 3 Maryfield Brighton Hotel—J. Cox, proprietor Ayton, Miss, 4 Melville place Brigstock, George Augustus, 28 Bath street Baikie, George, Chambers' ter., Rosefield pi. Brown, W. B., 17 Pitt street Baillie, John, baker, &c, 34 High street Brown, William, joiner, 27 Henderson row Baillie, Mrs, teacher, 2 Melville place Brown, Mrs Joseph, 1 Melville place Bain, Mrs James, 28 Henderson row Brown, Mrs, 12 High street Baird, Alex., poulterer, &c, Brighton place Brownscombe, J. H, 38 Tower street Baird, F., teacher, 7a Wellington street Bruce, Mrs C, grocer, 23 Wilson's park Baird, Miss, Murray lodge, John street Brunton, William, Marshall cottages Balfour, A. H., surgeon, 14 E. Brighton cres. Bryce, David, architect, 7 Bath place Balfour, George, victual dealer, 46 High st. Buchan, Cath., Crown hotel, 57 High street Balgarnie, James H, 3 Victoria terrace Buchanan, James, S.S.C., 20 Brighton place Barbour, John, engine-driver, 4 Maryfield Buchanan, Margaret Loch, 23 Brighton pi. Barron, Rev. A., A.M., teacher, Windsor Burns, David, 10 Adelphi place lodge academy, Windsor place Burns, Mrs Marion, 7 Melville place Bathgate, Geo. T., 3 James st. Burt, Miss, Johnville, Hamilton street 128 —

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Calder, Henry, wine merchant and grocer, Council Chambers, and Offices of Commis- 142 High street—house, 2 James st. sioners of Police, Town hall—A. Pater- Calder, Miss, 10 Rosefield avenue son, town-clerk Calderwood, R., cowfeeder, 20 High street Court, Rev. Robert, 33 Tower street Caldwell, Mrs, 1 Victoria ten-ace Cowan, W., dairyman, 61 High street Caldwell, Mrs, 2 Victoria terrace Cox, James, Brighton hotel, Brighton place Campbell, James, 3 Adelphi place Craig, David, & Co., papermakers, Bridge st. Campbell, Peter, bottle maker, New Bottle- Craig, David, papermaker, 10 John street cottage works, Rose bank Craig, James (J). C. $ Co.), 18 Brighton pi. Campbell, Miss H., 9 Pitt street Craigie, John, painter, 8 Tower street Campbell, Miss, 14 Pitt street Crawford, D., S.S.C., Commissioner of the Campbell, Mrs Dr, 8 Wellington street High Court of Chancery, 2 Elcho ter. Campbell, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Bellfield Crawford, John Knox, 8 Brighton crescent Campbell, Mrs, 3 Melville street Crearer, Mrs, New cottages, Rosefield place Campion, Mrs John, spirit merchant, Town Crease, Alexander, Rathbone place hall restaurant—house, 144 High street Crighton & Edwards, painters, 186 High st. Carmichael, Mitchell, 15 Bath street Crighton, John, 18 Rosefield avenue Carnegie, Mrs, 17 Brighton place Crombie, John, 6 Adelphi place Carstairs, Mrs, 1 West crescent Crompton, Mrs, Corebank Cathie, Miss, lodgings, 22 Tower street Crown hotel—C. Buchan. proprietor Chalmers, Mrs Colonel, 3 Windsor terrace Cumming, Miss, 204 High street Charters, Miss, 3 Rosefield place Currie, John, spirit dealer, 79 High street Chisholm, William, shoemaker, 50 High st. Curry, R., 17 Tower street Chisholm, Miss, 4 Rosefield place Ciu-tis, Mrs C, New buildings, Tower street Chisholm, Miss Isabella, 2 Wellington place Dalrymple, Mrs, 1 Hamilton villas Christie, J., bottle maker, 38 Henderson row Dalziel, Mrs Colonel, 40 Regent street Christie, Miss, 29 Tower street D'Arcy, Rev. W. J., 1 Sandford street Clark, C, wine and spirit mer., 16 High st. Davidson, H., commercial traveller, 1 Hope st. Clarke, James, tobacconist, Town hall Davidson, John, grocer, 112 High street Clark, John, broker, 18 Pipe street house, 3 Marionville, Regent street Clark, John, 21 Regent street Dawson, Dr, Park house, Wellington street Clark, J., wine and spirit merchant, 77 High Dawson, Mrs Major, 7 Brighton place street Dean, David, 7 Regent street Clark, John, mason, 3 Straiton place Dean, Robert, 1 Windsor place | Mrs Clark, Mrs Charles, 25 Regent street Deans, Peter D., Mount Charles, Bath street Cleghorn, Miss, 16 Pitt street Deans, Rev. George, U. P. C, Jessfield house Clephane, Lt.-Col. Robt. D., 1 Elcho terrace R., hairdresser, 132 street j Dickie, G. High Clydesdale Bank—Wm. Newlands, agent Dickson, Mrs, 4 Bellfield lane Cockburn, Alexander M. (M. S. 8f Co.), 5 Dickson, Mrs P., lodgings, Bellfield place Wellington place Dixon, Mrs, dairy, Ramsay lane Collie, David, 3 Elcho terrace Dobie, Miss, 13 Pitt street Commercial hotel—D. Robertson, proprietor Dodds, P., gardener, 14 Wellington street Cornrie, Peter, teacher, 37 Tower street Doig, Alexander, 96 High street Condie, Mrs, 22 Regent street Doig, Wilham, bookseller, stationer, news- Coney, Rev. Charles Baring (St Mark's Epis- agent, and postmaster, 94 & 96 High st. copal Church), Abercorn lodge Donaldson, William, St Mary's, Rosefield Cooper, R., & Co., glass bottle manufacturers, Dougal, David, 3 Bellfield lane Forth and Baileyfield Bottle-works. Douglas & Smart, house factors, auctioneers,

Cooper, J. R. (E. C. 8f Co.), 22 Brighton pi. appraisers, & undertakers, 158 High st. Cooper, R. {R. C. $ Co.), 22 Brighton place Douglas, James, 13 Adelphi street Co-operative Society (Limited)—John Hall, Douglas, Mrs William, 9 Melville place secretary, 37 High street Douglas, Misses, 3 Brighton crescent Corbet, William, 4 Melville street Drummond, Miss E., 5 John street Cornwall, Mrs, ladies' nurse, 3 Bridge street Downie, Mrs, 3 Union place

| Cornwall, James, clerk, Henderson row Drysdale, Mrs, Mayfield cottage I 129 Portohelh. EDINBUEGHSHIRE. Portobello.

Drysdale, Miss, 4 Wellington place Gilbert, James, 12 Tower street Dunbar, George, gardener, 4 Abercorn place Gilfillan, Henry, 2 Straiton place Dunbar, Mrs, New cottages, Rosefield place Gilfillan, Mrs, New buildings, Tower street Duffus, Robert, 1 Maryfield Gillespie, Joseph, smith, 4 Tower street Dunlop, Andrew, causeylayer, 2 Berry sq. Gillespie, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Tower street Dunlop, R., hairdresser, &c, 73 High street Gillespie, William, smith, 5 Adelphi place Dunn, John, 19 Tower street Goldie, C. A., 2 St James' terrace Edniond, G., teacher, 5 Maryfield Goodsir, David, grocer and wine merchant, Edinonston, Samuel, artist, 1 James street 170 High st.—house, Wallacefield cot. Edward, John, 137 High street Gordon, Maxwell, 3 John street Edward, Robert, painter, &c, 186 High st. Gow, Chas., plumber, etc., 99 High street Elder, Mrs, 10 James street Gow, John, 4 Adelphi place Elliot, Mrs Colonel, 5 Melville street Graham, Miss Isabella, 1 John street Elliot, Miss, 117 High street Grant, J., W.S., J.P., 3 Bath place Ellis, William M., Wellington lodge Grant, Mrs, 12 West Brighton crescent Eno, J., commercial traveller, 3 Marshall cot. Grant, Mrs, 6 St James terrace Erskine,Miss(of Venlaw), 11 Melville street Gray, James ( G.P. O.), 7 Abercorn ten-ace Esplin, Charles, 2 Adelphi place Gray, John, coach-hirer, 6 Bath street Ewart, Andrew, 3 Adelphi place Gray, Mrs, 4 Pitt street Ewart, Mrs, 22 Wilson's park Gray, Mrs William, 18 Regent street Ewart, Robert, wright, 4 Adelphi place Gray, Thomas, victual dealer, 154 High st Fairbairn, A., grocer, 36 High street—house, Gray, W. A. {Midlothian Pottery), Yools pi. 2 Grove place Green, Charles, Seaview house Fairley, Robert, grocer, 134 High street Grierson, Miss J., lodgings, 3 Brighton pi. Falkner, Miss, 10 Melville place Grieve, Miss, 2 Wellington place Falshaw, James, 7 Straiton place Grieve, Mrs, 29 Brighton place Farquhar, W., grocer, 22 High street Griffith, William, Beachborough house Fedden, Charles, 5 Brighton terrace Grosset, G. R., 21 High street Fenwick, John, 4 Maryfield Haggart, Peter, plumber, 200 High street Fenwick, Mrs, 5 Adelphi place Haig, D., plumber, 71 High street Ferguson, J. (Scott Sf F.), 15 Brighton pi. Haldane, Mrs James, draper, 37 High st. Fernie, J., 46 Regent street Hall, John, 11 Adelphi place Findlater, Miss, Rosebank Hall, John, 37 High street Finlay, Thomas, 2 Bellfield Hall. Miss, Rathbone house Finlayson, David, mason, 26 Henderson row Hall, Mrs, J. H., 12 John street Flockhart, John S., ironmonger, 98 High st. Hamilton, Miss Anna, 39 Tower street Ford, W., Hope street Hamilton, Misses, 2 E. Brighton crescent Forsyth, John, baker and confectioner, 102 Hamilton, Mrs, 12 Rosefield avenue High streets—house, 21 Bath street Handasyde, Mrs Gilbert, 1 Brighton place Forsyth, R., Marine house, Bath street Harrison, J., road surveyor, Maryfield Fortune, James, 3 Rosefield avenue Harper, John, slater, &c, 6 Adelphi place Fraser, Mrs B. S., Regent cottage Harrower, Miss, Rosebank house Fraser, Mrs James, 115 High street Hart, Richard (Daily Pevieiu), 1 Grove pi. Fraser, Miss B., 6 Regent street Hay, E. & A., china warehouse, 176 High st. Fraser, Vice-Admiral T., 19 Brighton place Hay, John, Rosebank pottery Fulton, Adam, tailor, 29 High street Henderson, Adam, 21 Pitt street Fyvie, Miss Ann, 168 High street Henderson, J., parochial schoolmaster and Gardiner, Miss H, 6 Bath place session clerk, 3 Abercorn place Gebbie, James, 7 Pitt street Henderson, Robert, 19 Pitt street Gentle, J. F., 11 Regent street Henderson, Mrs John, Hamilton street Gibb, James, 7 Regent street Henderson, Mrs, 5 place " Bath Gibb, John, builder, 32 Tower street Henderson, Miss, fruiterer, etc., 124 High st, Gibbon, John, Ramsay lane Hepburn, John, 25 High street Gibson, Thomas, 10 East Brighton crescent Hepburn, P., smith, 25 High st. —house, 61 Gilbert, James, 116 High street Hepburn, T., & Son, smiths, 23 & 25 High st, 130 —

Portobello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobello.

Heriot, J., butcher, 110 High street Johnstone, Mrs, 6 East Brighton crescent Hewat, Mrs J., Catherine cot., 129 High st. Joice, Capt. (13th Hussars), 13 Brighton pi. Hill, William, surgeon, 1 Union place Kedzlie, Geo., clothier and silk mercer, 114 Hills, William, captain and adjutant, Edin- and 118 High st.—house, BelMeld ho. burgh Rifle Volunteers, 32 Regent st. Kellet, Wm., ironmonger, &c, 152 High st. Hogarth, John, 30 Recent street Kemp, David, chemist, 106 High streets Holtum, T. (27". Sp Welsh), 7 E. Brighton cres. house, 7 West Brighton crescent Home, Alexander Geo., M.D., of Whitfield, Kemp, Miss, 2 Abercorn place Mount iEolus, Wellington street Kemp, Miss, teacher, 10 Rosefield avenue Hope, James, mason, 35 High street Kennedy, Charles, 6 Tower street Hopekirk, Adam, bookseller, 99 High street Kennedy, Matthew, gardener, 133 High st. Home, Robert, advocate, Hamilton lodge, Kidd, Miss Ann, 5 Bath street James street Kilgour, J. H., Grove house Hornsey, W., 9 Bath street Kilgour, Thomas W., 4 E. Brighton cresc. Horsburgh, George, 182 High street King, Mrs Jane D., 5 Pitt street Howden, John, builder, 33 Henderson row Kinghorn, W., baker, 210 High street Howell, Edward, 5 Brighton terrace Kinlay, Miss, 182 High street Howieson, Mrs, 20 Regent street Kirkpatrick, Miss, Wellington cottage Howieson, Mrs, 1 Straiton place Kissock, J., 23 Tower street Hughes. Captain Herbert J., 4 Victoria ter. Kyd, Alex. S., grocer, &c, 45 High street Hume, William, plumber, 8 Regent street Kyles, William, photographer, 34 Bath st. Hume, Mrs David, 8 Adelphi place house, 36 Regent street Hunter, William, & Co., Westbank Brick- Laing, David, LL. D., (Signet Library), East works—house, West bank house villa, 12 James street Hunter, Mrs, 11 Pitt street Laing, Mrs, nurse, 1 Bellfield lane Hunter, Miss J., 9 Melville street Laird, Robert, builder, &c, Hope's lane- Hutchison, John, cart and van builder, 6 house, 115 High street Adelphi place, High street Lamb, Edmund, 10 Pitt street Hutchison, John, 21 High street Lamb, Thos., carter and dairyman, 8 Pipe st. Hutchison, Mrs, 12 Rosefield avenue Lamond, Jas., S.S.C., and N.P., Inverey ho. Hutton, A., chemist, 90 High st.—house, 92 Lamond, Miss, 8 Melville street Hutton, A. M., grocer, 78 High street Landale, Mrs, 6 Melville place Hutton, Mrs, 5 Brighton place Landels, Adam, butcher, 2 Abercorn street Inglis, Dr, 31 Regent street Latta, Mrs Dr, 2 East Brighton crescent Inglis, Thomas, 192 High street Law, John, Rosebank cottage Inglis, Wm., & Son. dairymen, 194 High st. Lawrence, George, 23 Bath street Inglis, Jas., house factor, &c, 204 High st. Lawrie, Peter, mason, 34 Henderson row Inglis, William, S.S.C., 2 Abercorn terrace Lawrie, W., coal merchant, 1 Wellington st. Innes, Francis J., 8 Pitt street Lawson, J., 88 High street Innes, Mrs, draper, 160 High street Leask, Thomas, 3 St James terrace Innes, Mrs, lodgings, 16 Bath street Lee, J. B. W., S.S.C., 7 Sandford street Ireland, Rev. Robert H, P. C. manse, Aber- Lee, T. H., writer, Roseville corn terrace Leighton, David, Mount lodge, Windsor pi. Irvine, Mrs Captain, 2 New buildings, Mel- Leishman, Joseph, 1 Marionville ville street Leith, A., commercial traveller, 20 Bath st. Isbister, William, 12 High street Leslie, Miss, Leven lodge, 17 Wellington st. Jackson, Mrs, 4 Sandford street Livingston, A., & Sons, brick and tile works, Jarnieson, Rev. G. T., The Manse Portobello and Joppa quarry Jeffrey, Miss Agnes, 5 Victoria terrace Livingston, Mrs A., St Ann's, 3 Abercorn ter. Jenkins, Mrs, Hermitage cot., High street Lind, Robert, 2 Wellington street Johnston, James, 5 James street Logan, Robert, painter, 105 Union place Johnston, J., tailor, 24 High street Louden, John, shoemaker, 36 High street Johnston, Robert, 14 Adelphi place Low, J., tavern, Dalhousie place Johnston, Mrs, 34 Tower street Low, Miss, 16 Straiton place Johnston, Mrs, 38 Tower street Lowe. Rev. J. (of India), M.D., 8 Straiton pi. 131

rf Portobello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobello.

Lowe, Mrs W., 12 Pitt street Massiah, Mrs, 22 Melville street Lumsden, William, painter, 206 High street Mathieson, Alexander, Shrub mount Lyon, Wm, brickmaker, 26 Wilson's park Mathieson, Miss E., 5 Adelphi place Lyon, Mrs William, 9 Tower street Mathieson, Mrs J., 5 Bellfield place Macadam, Stevenson, Ph.D., F.R.S.E., 11 Meikle, Christopher, actuary (N. S. Savings East Brighton crescent Bank, Edinburgh), 6 Abercorn terrace M 'Arthur, P. W.. teacher, Rosefield academy Meiklejokn, Mrs, 3 Wellington street Macarthur, Mrs P., 7 Melville place Mein, John, 24 Henderson row M'Corquodale, A., mer., 9 E. Brighton ores. Menzies, Wm., Seabeach house, Straiton pi. M 'Donald, John, saddler, 182 High street Mercer, Robert, of Scotsbank, Ramsay lodge, M'Donald, Miss, 10 James street Bath street M 'Donald', Cath., grocer, &c, 196 High st. Merrilees & Co., printers and publishers, 65 M'Farlane, H., gardener, 5 Regent street High street—house, Shrub mount M'Farlane, Robert, gardener, Ramsay lodge, Midlothian Pottery Company—W. A. Gray, Bath street projDrietor, Pipe street Macfadyen, Archibald, 6 James street Millar, Andrew, coal agent, 5 Marshall cot. Macfadyen, Mrs, 3 Melville street Millar, Miss, Temperance hotel, High street M'Gregor, Andrew, Maryfield cottage Miller, David, 5 Adelphi place M'Gregor, Andrew, 21 Wilson's park Miller, Wm., 1 Brighton crescent Macgregor, Mrs Captain R. Stuart, Seaville, Milne, Thomas, 115 High street 9 John street Moffat, Mrs, lodgings, 2 Abercorn place M'Gregor, Mrs Col. Hugh, 14 Brighton pi. Monteith, Miss, 24 Tower street M'Intosh, A.(i?.^il£),3N.buildings,Towerst. Morrison, Mrs, 6 Rosefield place M'Intosh, Mrs, 14 Regent street Morrison, Mrs J. T., 25 Bath street M'Intosh Mrs, 16 Maryfield Morrison, Th., gardener, 1 Abercorn street M'Kay, G., inspector of police, High street Morton, J., 80 High street M'Kay, J., New buildings, Tower street Muirhead, W., 5 West Brighton crescent Mackay, Rev. Dr M., 6 Pitt street Munro, Archibald I., fruiterer, 128 High st. Mackay, Miss, lodgings, 6 Melville street Munro, William, missionary, 7 Regent st. Mackay, Miss Jessie, Tower lodge Murdoch, Alexander, 2 Sandford street Mackay, Miss M„ 2 Melville street Murdoch, Miss, 18 West Brighton crescent M'Kenzie, W. N. (of Bengal), 1 Chambers' ter. Mure, Robert, S.S.C., 5 Abercorn terrace M'Kenzie, Miss, 27 Tower street Murray & Buchan, stoneware manufacturers, M'Kenzie, Mrs, 7 Brighton place Portobello pottery M'Kinlay, Daniel, 11 James street Murray, Miss E., 4 St James terrace Mackenzie, Mrs Lieutenant, 14 Melville st. Mylne, Mrs John, 6 East Brighton crescent Mackenzie, Misses, 26 Bath street Needham, Hon. Mrs, 3 Hamilton villas M'Kerlie, Mrs Captain, 30 Bath street Nesbit, John, pharm. chemist, 172 High st. Mackie, Mrs James, Grove house —house, 174 M'Kinlay, George, slater, 116 High street Ness, John, 9 Adelphi place

M'Lean, James (M. $r Son, Ediiu), 3 Pitt st. Newlands, Wm., agent, Clydesdale Bank, M'Lean, Mrs, 18 Bath street 99 High street M'Luckie, John, flesher, 75 High street Northey, Major, 10 John street M'Naught, Misses, lodgings, 2 Brighton pi. Oliphant, Francis, 31 Tower street M'Vey, Joseph, 202 High street Orrniston, Jn., coal mer., Portobello station M'Vey, W., watchmaker, (fee, 166 High st. Palmer, J. D., Garden cot., Henderson row M'Vey, William, jun., 137 High street Paterson Alexander, town-clerk, and regis- Maitland, Lewis, captain R.N., Windsor cot. trar of births, &c, Rosefield cottage Mann, S., com. traveller, 2 Brighton terrace Paterson, J., 5 Sandford street Marr, James, coal merchant, 47 High street Paterson, Lewis, 19 Wilson's park Marshall, Mrs, Argyle house boarding school Paterson, Robert, Baxter's place Marshall, Mrs H., 92 High street Paterson, R. S., manure mer., 5 Rosefield pi. Mason, Mrs, 15 Pitt street Paterson, Mrs (of Castle Huntly), Abercorn Masonic Lodge, Portobello—Alex. Scott, house master ; J. White, secy.—3d Thursday Paterson, Mrs, 12 Brighton place 132 —-

Portobello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobello.

Paterson, Mrs, Rosefleld cottage Ross, Mrs, 8 Straiton place Paterson, Mrs J., Burn house, Rosefleld pi. Royal Bank of Scotland, 101 High street Paterson, Miss Ann, 13 Tower street A. R. Warren, agent Paterson, W., Temperance Refreshment Russell, G., writer, 11 Rosefleld avenue Rooms, 65 High street Rutherford, Mrs, 28 Tower street Patterson, Ales., S.S.O., 2 Brighton terrace Ryder, Thomas, baker, 14 High street Paton, C. J., The Tower, Tower street Salmon, Mrs, 3 Sandford street Paton, Mrs Hugh, The Tower Samuel, Peter, Morton cottage, Windsor pi. Peacock, Mrs, 2 Hamilton villas Sanderson, Alex., builder, 1 Abercorn place Philp. Mrs, 6 John street Schmelz, D., 7 James street Portobello Reading Rooms, 76 High street Scott, Alex., smith, etc., 135 High street— Police Office, Town hall house, 1 Bellfield Poole, J., blacksmith, 37 Henderson row Scott, O. G. (of Malkny), Spring gardens Portobello Gas Light Co., Bridge street Scott, David, 5 Wellington street Post Office, 96 High st. —W. Doig, postmaster Scott, Henry, house agent and builder, 131 Powell, Stephen, 8 Rosefleld avenue High street—house, 28 Regent street Pringle, George, dairyman, &c, 11 High st. Scott, Henry (Royal Bank), 24 Melville st. Pringle, Peter, provision merchant, Shrub Scott, James, 29 Henderson row mount, 10 High street Scott, Robert, inspector of poor, 136 High st - Pringle, Mrs W. A., 4 Elcho terrace Scott, Robert, joiner, 12 Adelphi place Proudfoot, Miss, 16 Regent street Scott, Robert, 13 Rosefleld avenue Purves, John, gardener, 176 High street Scott, William, butcher, 190 High street Rae, Miss, 1 St James' terrace Scott, Miss, 8 Sandford street Ramsay, J., boot maker, 45 High street Scott, Mrs, 2 Brighton terrace Ranken, Peter, carter, 13 Bridge street Scott, Mrs James, Helensvale, James st. Rattray, A. M. T., M.D., 8 Brighton place Scott, Mrs, 3 Adelphi place Rawes, Mrs, 12 Wellington street Scott, Mrs William, Rosebank Regbie, Mrs, 3 Sandford street Seaton, Mrs, 30 Tower street Reid, Alex., gardener and fruiterer, 140 Selby, Mrs, Samiston lodge, High street High street—house, 10 Regent street Sharp, Mrs, 5 Melville place Reid, J., 13 Wellington street Shaw, J., Brandon house, Regent street Reid, John, 4 James street Shaw, Mrs J., 2 Pipe street Reid, Miss P., artist, 6 Brighton place Shepherd, John (G. P. 0.), Williamfield Reid, Miss J., lodgings, 17 Straiton place Shepherd, Joseph, chimney-sweep, 9 Ram- Reid, Miss, Union place say lane Reid, Mrs, 192 High street Simpson, H„ Selville, High street Renwick, J. B., 12 Regent street Simpson, James, 7 Tower street Rhind, Mrs, 16 Brighton place Simpson, Miss, 2 St Ann's, Regent street Riddel, Jas., spirit merchant, 49 High st. Sinclair, Francis, 7 WeUington street Ritchie, Rev. John B., U.P. minister, 2 Sinclair, W., 1 Marshall cottages, Bellfield Chambers' terrace Slater, Mrs James, 15 Straiton place Roberton, W. C, 12 East Brighton crescent Slight, George, victual dealer, 21 High st. Robertson, D., commercial and private hotel, Slight, John, 48 High street 1 and 3 Bath street Slight, John, victual dealer, 180 High st. Robertson, David, 2 Bath place Smail, Mrs, 7 Wellington street Robertson, John, S.S.C., 27 Brighton place Smart, W. S. (D. Sf &.), burgh assessor, 2 Robertson, Mrs, lodgings. 6 Regent street Windsor place Robertson, Miss, 15 W. Brighton crescent Smart, Mrs, 4 Sandford street Rodger & Mackintosh, builders, 63 High st. Smibert, Mrs J., 11 Regent street Rodger, Thomas, builder, 30 High street Smith, George, builder, 17 Bath street Rodger, John, 15 Regent street Smith, Mrs James, 22 Wilson's park Ross, David, 12 High street Smith, J., bathing-machine keeper, 4 Bath pi. Ross, Wm., mason, 35 Henderson row Somerville, Rev. And., D. D., 8 Melville pi. Ross, Miss, 2 Marionville Somerville, Miss, 24 Regent street Ross, Mrs, 18 Straiton place Spence, Ad., builder, 7 Wellington street 133 —

Portohello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portohello.

Spence, Peter, builder, 4 Wellington street Ure, Miss, Tower bank house Spence, Mrs, milliner, &c, 206 High street Yallange, William, M.D., 14 Bath street Springall, Wm,, brickbuilder, 3 Maryfield Valliant, Lady, Pittville, Pitt street Stark, James, dairy, Ramsay lane Veitch, John, 2 Wilson's park Steele, P., Sanderson, Eastbourne house, Veitch, Matthew, Shrub mount, High street Prince of Wales promenade Veitch, Miss G., 198 High street Stephenson, Mrs, 3 Melville place Walker, Mrs, 204 High street Stevens, James, wine and spirit merchant, Wallace, A., baker, 44 High street 33 and 121 High st.—house, 3 Grove pi. Warren, A. R., agent, Royal bank, High st. Stevenson, R. P., 20 Melville street Warren, Mrs, 6 Sandford street Steventon, Mrs P., 5 St James ter., Bath st. Watson, George, grocer, 200 High street Stewart & Noble, drapers, 97 High street Watson, James, 9 Rosefield avenue Stewart, Misses M'Kenzie, Wellington villa Watson, John, joiner, 35 High street Stewart, Mrs, 25 Henderson row Watson, J., spirit dealer, 27 High street Stewart, Mrs D., lodgings, 122 High street Watt, W, draper, 120 High street—house, Stewart, Mrs, 14 Wilson's park Wester Duddingston Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 28 Melville street Watt, Miss, fruiterer, 85 High street Stirling, Thomas, bathing-machine proprie- Watt, Misses, 10 West Brighton crescent tor. 4 Maryfield Waugh, Mrs Margaret, lodging-ho. keeper, Strachan, George, 4 Hamilton villas 32 Bath street Strachan, John, bottlemaker, Seaside house, Webster, Alexander, 33^ Henderson row Rosebank Webster, John, plasterer, 137 High street Strahan, H., bottlemaker, 31 Henderson row Wemyss, G., 4 Regent street Stuart, Wm., manufacturer, Melville house White, Adam, 28 Tower street Suter, Mrs, 44 Regent street White, J., baker, 100 High street—house, 2 Sutherland, John, draper, etc., 126 High Bath street street—house, 1 Union place White, James, clerk, 17 Tower street Swinton, Thomas, 180 High street White, John, Tower bank house Sword, James, 4 West crescent White, William, shoemaker, 214 High st. Tait, Andrew, station agent, N. B. railway, Whitelaw, James, Bellfield lane Brighton place Whitton & Thow, milliners and dressmakers, Tait, James, 24 Bath street 88 High street Taylor, Alex., bookseller, 146 High street Wight, Miss C, 35 Tower street house, 27 Regent street Wilkie, Mrs John, flesher, 164 High street Taylor, Mrs Jane, 38 Regent street Williams, Charles, commercial traveller, 2 Temperance hotel, High street—Miss Millar Marshall cottages Thatcher, Miss, 11 Melville place Wilson, Alexander, 3 Wilson's park Thorn, John, spirit dealer, 7 High street Wilson, J., 61 High street Thomson, Thomas, draper, 11 Wellington st. Wilson, John, 3 Bellfield lane Thomson, Wm., china merchant, 39 High st. Wilson, William, 25 Wilson's park Thomson, Mrs, Brandon house, Regent st. Wilson, Miss, 5 Brighton crescent Thomson, Mrs, lodgings, 10 Regent street Wilson, Mrs, 3 High street Thomson, Miss, 4 Wellington street Wilson, Mrs, 152 High street Thorburn, A., 24 High street Wilson, Mrs, lodgings, 198 High street Tibbet, Mrs, fruiterer, Brighton place Winton, Mrs, 1 John street

Tonkin, J. (Dane Sf Co., Edin.), 42 Regent st. Wood, John, 6 West Brighton crescent Tough, J., painter, 130 High st.—house, 116 Wood, Peter (N. B. R), 109 High st. Tough, Thomas, Spring gardens, John st. Wood, Mrs J., hosier, 104 High street Towert, John, bootmaker, 150 High street Wood, Mrs, greengrocer, 3 Tower street Train, John, 11 Tower street Wood, Mrs, Beach villa, Wellington street Traquair, Mrs, 35 Tower street Woodrow, John, potter, 18 Adelphi place Turnbull, Andrew, grocer, 38 High street, Woodrow, Mrs, dressmaker, 18 Adelphi place and 1 Melville street Woodward, W., rail converter, 2 Maryfield Turnbull, Miss H. J., 13 Regent street Young, A., (

Portobello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobello. TEADES DIEECTOEY.

Bakers and Confectioners. Scott, Henry, 131 High street Smith, George, Baillie, John, 34 High street 17 Bath street Spence, Brand, A., 148 High street Adam, 7 Wellington street Forsyth, John, 102 High street Spence, Peter, 4 Wellington street Kinghorn, W., 210 High street Cab and Hirer. Ryder, Thomas, 14 High street Van "Wallace, A., 44 High street Gray, John, 6 Bath street White, James, 100 High street Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers. Banks. Douglas & Smart, 158 High street Clydesdale Bank, 99 High st.—W. New- Inglis, James, 202 High street lands, agent Scott, Henry, 131 High street Savings Bank, 96 High street Post Office Chemists and Drug-gists. Royal Bank of Scotland, 101 High street A. R. Warren, agent Hutton, A., 90 High street Kemp, David, 106 High street Bathing Machine Proprietors. Nesbit, John, 172 High street Simpson, James, 7 Tower street China, Glass, and Stoneware Smith, J., 4 Bath place Manufacturers. Stirling, Thomas, Tower cottage Hay, E. & A., 176 High street Booksellers, Stationers, &c. Thomson, W., 39 High street Doig, William (The Post-office), 94 and 96 Coal Merchants and Agents. High street Lawrie, William, 1 Wellington street Hopekirk, Adam, 99a High street Mair, James, 47 High street Taylor, Alex., 146 High street Millar, Andrew, 5 Marshall's cottages Boot and Shoe Makers. Ormiston, John, Portobello station Pringle, George, 11 High street Chisholm, William, 50 High street Wilson, John, 3 Bellfield lane Johnston, John, 56 High street Louden, John, 36 High street Dairymen. Matheson, Mrs J., 5 Bellfield place Anderson, Alex., 5 Adelphi place Ramsay, James, 45 High street Calderwood, R., 20 High street Towert, John, 150 High street Cowan, W., 61 High street White, William, 214 High street Dixon, Mrs, Ramsay lane Bottle Manufacturers. Inglis, William, & Son, 194 High street Lamb, Thomas, 8 Pipe street Cooper, Richard, & Co., Forjh and Baileyfield Pringle, George, 11 High street bottleworks Stark, James, Ramsay lane Wood, Thomas, bottleworks, Baileyfield Drapers, Clothiers, &c. Tile Brick and "Works. Innes, Mrs, 160 High street Hunter, Wm., & Co., Westbank brickworks Kedzlie, Geo., 114 and 118 High street Livingston, A., & Son, Abercorn pottery Stewart & Noble, 97 High street Sutherland, John, 126 High street Builders. Watt, William, 120 High street Douglas & Smart, 158 High street Wood, Mrs J., 104 High street Howden, John, 33 Henderson row Laird, Robert, Hope's lane Fishmongers. Rodger & Mackintosh, 63 High street Baird, A., Brighton place Sanderson, Alexander, 1 Abercorn place Young, Mrs, 69 High street 135 Portobelh. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobelh.

Fleshers. House Agents. Herri ot, J., 110 High street Douglas & Smart, 158 High street Landels, Adam, 2 Abercorn street Inglis, James, 204 High street M'Luckie, John, 75 High street Scott, Henry, 131 High street Scott, William, 190 High street Wilkie, Mrs John, 164 High street Insurance Agents. Fruiterers. Alliance and Insurance Company of Scot- Henderson, M., 124 High street land—Douglas & Smart, 156 High st. Munro, Archibald I., 128 High street Caledonian Insurance Company—A. R. Reid, Alex., 140 High street Warren, Royal bank Tibbet, Mrs, Brighton place City of Glasgow Insurance Co.-—-Alexander Watt, Miss, 85 High street Taylor, 146 High street Wood, Mrs, 3 Tower street Guardian Plate Glass Co.—Henry Scott, 131 High street Gardeners. General Insurance Company—W. Newlands, Dodds, P., 14 Wellington street Clydesdale bank Dougal, 3 Bellfield lane ' D., Life Association of Scotland—A. Paterson, Kennedy, Matthew, 133 High street town clerk M'Farlane, H., 5 Regent street North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., MParlane, R., Ramsay lodge, Bath street —Henry Scott, 131 High street Morrison, Thomas, 27 Abercorn street Royal Insurance Company—David Kemp, Purves, John, 174 High street 106 High street Reid, Alex., 140 High street Scottish Imperial Insurance Co.—James Grocers and "Wine Merchants. Inglis, 202 High street Scottish Provident Institution—F. Baird, Bower, David, grocer, &c, 40 High street Wellington street Bruce, Mrs Catherine, 23 Wilson's park Sun Fire and Life Insurance Co.—Henry Calder, Henry, 142 High street Calder, 142 High street Cartwright, A., 24 High street Co-operative Store, 37 High street Davidson, John, 112 High street Ironmongers. Pairbairn, A., 36 High street Flockhart, John S., 98 High street Fairley, Robert, 134 High street Kellet, William, 152 High street Farquhar, W., 22 High street M'Vey, William, 166 High street Goodsir, David, 170 High street Hutton, Andrew, 78 High street Joiners and Undertakers. Kyd, Alex. S., 45 High street Douglas & Smart, 158 High street M'Donald, Catherine, 196 High street Ewart, Robert, 4 Adelphi place Pringle, Peter, 10 and 26 High street Hutchison, John, 15 High street Turnbull, A., 34 High st. and 1 Melville pi. Inglis, James, 204 High street Watson, George, 200 High street Scott, Henry, 131 High street Watson, James, 27 High street Hair Dressers and Perfumers. Medical Practitioners. Dickie, G. R., 132 High street Balfour, Andrew Howden, surgeon, 14 East Dunlop, Robert, 73 High street Brighton crescent Hotel and Inn Keepers. Hill, William, surgeon, 1 Union place Rattray, Andrew M.T., M.D., 8 Brighton pi. Buchan, Catherine, Crown hotel, 63 High st. Cox, James, Brighton hotel, Brighton place Miller, Miss, Temperance hotel, High street Milliners and Dressmakers. Paterson, W., Temperance hotel, 65 High st Anderson, Ann, 29 High street Robertson, Duncan, Commercial and Private Dean, Mrs, 1 Windsor place hotel, 1 and 3 Bath street Gillespie, Miss, 4 Tower street Stevens, James, Blue Bell inn, High street Haldane, Mrs James, 38 High street 136 Portobello. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Portobello.

Kedzlie, G., 114 and 118 High street Smiths. Ross, Miss, Marion villas, Regent street Baxendine, John, 13 High street Spence, Mrs, 206 High street Gillespie, Josepb, 4 Tower street Veitch, Miss 198 High street 0., Gillespie, William, 5 Adelphi place Woodrow, Mrs, 18 Adelphi place Hepburn, T., & Son, 23 and 25 High street Masons. Scott, Alexander, 135 High street Adamson, James, 22 Henderson row Spirit Dealers. Finlayson, David, 26 Henderson row Hope, James, 35 High street Beatson, William, 58 High street Campion, Mrs John, Town Hall Restaurant Pianoforte Dealers. Clark, Charles, 16 High street Doig, William, 94 and 96 High street Clark, J., 77 High street Hopekirk, A., 99a High street Currie, John, 79 High street Forsyth, Robert, Bath street Painters and Decorators. Low, Jobn, Dalbousie place Riddel, Craigie, John, 8 Tower street James, 49 High street Stevens, James, 33 and 121 Grichton & Edwards, 186 High street High street Logan, Robert, 105 Union place Thorn, John, 7 High street Lumsden, ¥m, 206 High street Tough, John, 130 High street Stoneware Manufacturers, &c. Photographer. Gray, W. A., Midlothian Pottery, Pipe st. Hay, John, Rosebank Kyles, Win., 34 Bath st. —house, 36 Regent st. Murray & Buchan, Portobello Pottery Plasterers. Tailors. Sinclair, Francis, 8 Wellington street Webster, John, 137 High street Fulton, Adam, 29 High street Johnston, G., 24 High street Plumbers and Gasfitters. Kedzlie, Geo., 114 & 118 High street Stewart & Noble, Townhall buildings Gow, Charles, 89 High street Haggart, Peter, 200 High street Haig, D., 71 High street Teachers. Hume, William, 8 Regent street Baird, Fullarton, 7a Wellington street Kellet, William, 152 High street Barron, Rev. A., A.M., Windsor lodge Comrie, Peter, 37 Tower street Poulterers. Hughes, Miss, Pipe street Baird, A., 86 High street M Arthur, P. W., Rosefield academy Landels, A., 2 Abercorn street Marshall, Mrs, Argyle house

Saddler. Tobacconists. M -Donald, John, 182 High street Balfour, 46 High street Sick Nurses. Clark, James, Town hall Flockhart, John J., 98 High street Cornwall, Mrs, 2 Bridge street Lawson, J., S8 High street Davie, Mrs, 127 High street Tough, Mrs John A., 88 High street Grant, Mrs, 6 St James' terrace Laing, Mrs, 1 Bellfield lane Victual Dealers. Lyon, Mrs, 128 High street Balfour, Geo., 46 High street Slaters. Gray, Thomas, 154 High street Harper, John, 6 Adelphi place Slight, George, 21 High street M'Kinlay, George, 116 High street Slight, John, 180 High street 137 Ratho. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Matho.

29. RATHO. Q/)

[Parish, Post Town, and Kailway Station. Pop. 1659. Pop. of village, 658. Post-office—George Leitch,]

Adlington, William, professor of music, Elm Jockel, Charles A., Gogar mount cottage *Johnston, Alexander, labourer, Bonnington *Allan, James, farmer, Clifton Kennedy, James, joiner, Middle Norton *Allan, James, quarryman *King, Robert, Bonnington cottage Amos, Miss, Ivy cottage *Lamb, James, grain merchant Anderson, L., farmer, Norton mains Lawrie, James, dairyman, Dalmahoy mains Anderson, Rev. John, Lady parish Leitch, Geo., tailor and postmaster Anderson, Miss, Wilkieston cottage *M 'Donald, William, fanner, Ransfield Anderson, Mrs, Bonnington house *Macduff, Rev. Robert C. H., Manse *Bartie, Thomas, Woolshed cottage MLaren, Peter, builder Bartie, Wm, slater *Maitland, Sir A. G. R., Bart., M.P., Clifton *Baxter, James, farmer, Ratho byres hall Bell, Lawrence R., Ludgate lodge *MWhinnie, John, grocer, Wilkieston *Binnie, David, joiner M'Whinnie, David, cowfeeder, Orchardfield Binnie, John, joiner Masterton, James, contractor, Burnhall *Binnie, William, wright *Melvin, James, farmer, Bonnington mains Bishop, Mrs, farmer *Melvin, John, Ratho mains *Borthwick, Thomas, flesher *Morton, the Earl of, Dalmahoy *Borthwick, William, butcher *Murray, James, farmer, Lochend *Borthwick, W., dairyman, Long Dalmahoy *Nicholson, R., contractor, Hillwood cottage Boyes, Francis, bootmaker *Ogilvie, Arch., farmer, Old Liston *Brown, Wm. H., of Ashley house, Ashley Ogilvie, Miss Margaret, teacher *Bryce, J., coal merchant and spirit dealer Oit, John, draper Buchanan, Mrs H., spirit dealer, Burnwynd Paterson, William, inspector of poor Bullock, Rev. W., Dalmahoy parsonage Paton, William, stationmaster Chamberlain, H. Henry, professor of music, Pitman, Alfred, schoolmaster, St Mary's St Mary's school, Dalmahoy Clark, Alexander, baker Rimer, William, locomotive inspector, *Cowan, William, LL.D., Lynburn Rowan cottage Davidson, Miss, Summerhall cottage Sanderson, Mrs, farmer, Hatton mains *Donn, Jas., market gardener, Ratho cottage *Sheriff, Dr Thos., Ratho villa Dougal, John, of Ratho park *Smith, David, schoolmaster, session-clerk, Duncan, John, grocer and registrar Dunn, Misses, Primrose cottage *Stewart, Robert, of Ingliston Finnie, Mrs, Ratho hall *Tait, David, teacher, Wilkieston *Fleming, Joseph, gardener and grocer *Tait, Thomas, dairyman *Forrest, John, blacksmith, Burnwynd Timmins, John, carrier Fox, Francis, shoemaker *Thomson, William, merchant *French, Geo., miller, Linns mill Thomson, William Hill, farmer, Hillwood Garlick, William, blacksmith Turner, Mrs John, farmer, Haggs *Gibson, J., farmer, Cliftonhall mains *Turner, John, farmer, Newhouse Gibson, William, tea-dealer *Wardlaw, Gebrge, tailor Gifford, Thomas, fanner, W. Ingliston Watson, George, Norton house *Glendinning, George, factor and land valua- *Watson, Rev. H., Free Church, Wilkieston tor, Hatton mains Watson, William, W.S., Norton house Glendinning, John, blacksmith *Weddell, James, baker 1 *Gray, Patrick L., fanner, Freelands Wilson, George, market gardener, Hatton Hannay, Robert, Craig park Young, Mrs George, spirit merchant Major, Hatton I Hare, house Young, Robert, grocer and general mer- ? Heron, J., grocer chant

138 Roslin. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Slateford.

RESTALRIG. *Neil, David, innkeeper, Roslin inn Nisbet, Mrs, Janefield cottage For List of Navies, see Jock's Lodge. *Pate, Andrew, farmer, Fulford *Paterson, William, farmer, Oatslie Purves, Robert, gardener 30. (s) ROSLIN. Purves, Mrs Elizabeth, Roslin castle [Pop. 467. Post Town and Bail. Station. Par. Rodgers, Jas., stationmaster, Roslin station George Bryce.] Lasswade. Post-office— Ross, John, toll-keeper, Bilston *Ainslie, William, farmer, Moat Saddler, John, Leebank Ainslie, Mrs John Saddler, Robert, manager, carpet factory *Aitckison, John, farmer, Mountjnarl *Sanders, Thomas, cooper *Aitken, William, farmer, Plover hall Scott, John, farmer, Firth mains *Blackie, John, farmer, Easter Bush Spottiswood, William *Brockley, Robert, farmer, Gourlaw *Steedman, James, farmer, Boghall Bruce, Adam, farm overseer, Firth Thomson, John, keeper of Roslin chapel Bryce, G. & Co., baking and provision store Thomson, Rev. R., F.C. minister (Limited) *Torrance, Rev. Alex., Glencorse manse *Bryce, George, millwright and postmaster *Trotter, R. A., Lieut.-Col., of The Bush Burton, J. 0., M.D., Pentland grove *Tytler, Geo. M., banker, Woodhouselee Charlton, Peter, forester, Woodend cottage *Tytler, James, W.S., Woodhouselee *Cochrane, Robert, farmer *Watson, James, farmer, Woodside *Cowan, Charles William, Woodhouselee Weatherhead, William, innkeeper, Bilston Crawford, John, carrier Wilkie, Mrs Isabella, Seafield house *Davidson, John, gardener, Firth *Wilson, J., farmer, Crosshouse and Dryden Dickson, Alex., clerk, Powder Mills Winton, George, parochial schoolmaster *Dickson, William, farmer, Slate barns Wylie, David, baker Duncan, Colonel F. K., Firth *Edgar, Robert, farmer, Kirkettle Fairbairn, J., Free Church school 31. SLATEFORD. (

Slateford. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Slateford.

City of Edinburgh Poor house, Craiglock- *Lockhart, Rev. W., A.M., manse, Colinton hart Lorimer and Clark, Caledonian Brewery, Governor—Daniel Kemp Slateford road Matron—Mrs Anderson Lovell, J., papermaker, West mills, Colinton Assistant-Matron—Miss Kemp Lowe, J., notary-public, &c, Slateford house Park-keeper—John Symon *M'Farlane, John, shoemaker and postmaster, Colinton Paper Co., Colinton paper works Colinton Craig, D., meal and barley miller, Bog's mill *M'Nab, A. & J., dyers, bleachers, &c, Inglis *Craig, William, millmaster, Colinton mill, green bleachfield and Gray's mill Mackindlay, James, Redhall cottage *Cumming, James, saddler Maxwell, Peter, farmer, Dumbryden *Cunningham, Andrew, smith Miller, James, blacksmith, Road end Cunningham, Cannichael, smith, Grass Murray, Walter, spirit dealer, Longstone Valley cottage Munsie, Rev. W., U. P. manse Cunningham, Cornelius, V.S. Neil, Andrew, smith, Colinton Cunningham, John S. (J. Sc J. C, Edin- Notman, John, carter, Thimble hall burgh), Meggetland house *Paterson, James, carter Dalrymple, Alex., joiner *Penman, John, farmer, Bonally Davidson, Archibald, sheriff of Midlothian, Reid, Robert, teacher, schoolhouse Craiglockhart house Ritchie, George, brewer, Redford house Davidson, Rev. George, Hailes cottage, Ritchie, T., stationmaster, Kingsknowes Dumbryden Robertson, Alexander, West Colinton house *Davie, William, millwright, Colinton Robertson, Daniel, slater Dick, Allan, grocer and coal merchant Robertson, William, dairyman and carter, *Dickson, John H., farmer, Kingsknowes Dumbryden Duncan. James, grocer Russell, James, schoolmaster, inspector of Duncan, Mrs George, Firhill cottage poor, and registrar of births, &c, Colin- Dunfermline, the Dowager Lady, Colinton ton bank house Sanderson, James, postmaster, wine and Dunn, M., baker spirit merchant, and grocer Findlay, Mrs, grocer, Hailes Sanderson, Thomas, spirit dealer, Colinton Gardner, Rev. James, M.D., A.M., West Scott, Andrew, papermaker, Mossie mill Colinton house Scott, George R., Oxgangs Glen, Archibald, stationmaster Scott, Thomas, jun., farmer, Torphin Girdwood, David, oversman, Dreghorn Scott, Mrs, Oxgangs Gracie, Patrick, Oriel cottage, Colinton Shaw, Thomas, shoemaker Hastie, William, grocer, Colinton Simpson, Wm., manager, Redhall quarry Hogg. William, overseer, Kingsknowes farm Smart, John, baker and grocer, Colinton Hutchison, Robert, builder, Craiglockhart Somerville, Miss, dressmaker, Angle park Hutton, James, treasurer, Friendly Society Stewart, Alexander, carter of Colinton Tait, Donald, clerk, Hailes Hutton, John, shoemaker, The Moat Thomas, William Thomas, Bonally tower Hutton, John, coal merchant Thomson, Thomas, W.S., Spylaw bank *Kerr, William, grocer and carter, Longstone Traquair, Ramsay H., Cohnton farm *Hutchison, W. & T., Spylaw house Traquair, William, W.S., Colinton farm. *Jack, Samuel, fanner, Dreghorn mains Veitch, Thomas, contractor and coal Johnston, Mrs Ann, innkeeper, Colinton. merchant *King, Archibald, Jane villa, Colinton Watt, Mrs, grocer, Hailes King, A. & J., millers, West mill, Colinton Walker, Arch., mill-master, Hailes mills *King, James, mill-master, Colinton Wilson, A., clerk, Redhall quarry *Leslie, James, engineer, Fernielaw Wilson, John, coal merchant, Stoneyport Litster, Craig, & Co., meal, barley, and Witherspoon, Mrs, Hailes toll flour millers Wylie, Michael, cartwright, Road end

*Litster, George, (X., C, Sf Co.), mill-master, Young, Robert, manager, Hailes quarry Redhall mill 140 St oio. EDINBURGHSHIRE. Stow.

*Inglis, Henry, of Torsonce 32. STOW. (66) *Jamieson, John, baker [Par., Post Town, and Railway Station. Pop. 2171. Jamieson, John, farmer, Whitelee James M'lntyre.] Pop. of village, 397. Post-office— Johnstone, Walter, farmer, Inchkeith *Abercromby, Alexander A., woollen manu- *Laurie, James, farmer, Mitchelston facturer, Stow mills Leithead, Mrs James, farmer, Bow *Ainslie, James, Bowland *Linton, Thomas, surfaceman, Cortleferrie Aitchison, James, & Son, farmers, Middleton Lorimer, Charles, stationmaster Allan, Charles, slater Lumsden, Jane, grocer, Plenploth *Allan, David, farmer, Windydoors *Lumsden, John R., farmer, &c, Fountainhall *Allan, Thomas, farmer, Windydoors M'Donald, Mrs, Millbank ^Archibald, J., farmer, Nethershiels and *MTntyre, James D., postmaster Overshiels M'Kenzie, J., stationmaster, Fountainhall Bayne, John, police-officer *Mair, Rev. Alexander, M.A., U.P. Church *Bell, W.j farmer, Cortleferrie, Fountainhall Mark, John, Craigend Bertram, John, blacksmith Mercer, Helen, grocer, Torsonce mill Bisset, M., grocer Mercer, James, & Co., tweed manufacturers *Blackie, George, mason, G-alabank *Mercer, Walter, manager, Stow mill *Borthwick, John, of Crookston, Fountainhall Middleton, James, medical practitioner Brown, Jessie, teacher *Ovens, George, grocer and draper *Bryden, Rev. Thomas N., Free Church *Ovens, Walter, coal agent Cairns, John, manure merchant *Park, Andrew, labourer *Carruthers, John, farmer, Torsonce mains *Paterson, Adam, of Whitelee Colvin, Mrs M. H., of Torquhan *Paterson, Wm, of Catpair *Cameron, John W., innkeeper *Pringle, David, saddler Campbell, Angus, smith and farrier, Caitha *Pringle, J., innkeeper, Hangingshaw, near Chisholm, James, teacher, Caitha Heriot *Crosby & Paterson, tweed manufacturers Pringle, James, cooper Darling, Thomas, of Ashlee *Pringle, John, M.D., R.N., Symington *Dick, George, blacksmith, Fountainhall *Renwick, Gideon, farmer, Watherston *Dickson, William, railway hotel Renwick, Robert, farmer, Hawkburn Dickson, William, farmer, Bankhouse, Rutherford, John, joiner and cartwright Fountainhall Sanderson, Robert, grocer and draper Douglas, John, teacher, Fountainhall *Scott, Colonel, Burn house Elliot, Walter, farmer, Allanshaws *Scott, David, Sunnybank Forrester, Rev. Charles Grant, assistant Shiells, George, & Co., grocers minister, Parish Church. Shiels, Thomas, flesher Frier, Richard, of Meikle Catpair Shillinglaw, J., road contractor, Killochyett *Garvie, Adam, farmer, Plenploth * Smart, Alexander, farmer, Bowshank *Gibson, Thomas, farmer, Ferniehirst *Smeal, William, feuar Graham, Mrs J., farmer, Hopepringle, Foun- Smith, George, boot and shoe maker tainhall Smith, George, grocer *Graham, J., fanner, Clints, Fountainhall *Stenhouse. William, tailor and clothier *Grant,William and Thomas, farmers,Dryburn * Stewart, Thomas, farmer, Brockhouse *Hall, Thomas, farmer, Crosslee *Tait, John, mason, Allanshaugh Hall, John, grocer Tait, Mrs L. M., of Pirn Harper, Jarnes, stationmaster, Bowland Thomson, James, tailor *Harper, Robert, farmer, Muirhouse *Thomson, James, millwright and engineer *Hay, Robert, flesher *Thomson, T., postmaster, Fountainhall *Hewat, H., farmer, Pirntaiton, Fountainhall Thorburn, Robert, tailor *Hogg, C, farmer, Symington, Fountainhall *Turnbull, William, joiner and cartwright *Hogg, George, mason *Tweedie, Richard, farmer, Burnhouse *Hogg, R., farmer, Halltree, Fountainhall *Waddell, Rev. David, Established Church Hossack. Archibald, spirit dealer, Killo- *Waldie, Thomas Dods, Hawk's nest chyett *Walker, George, weaver 141 —

West Colder. EDINBURGHSHIRE. West Colder

*Walker, J. P., teacher, inspector of poor, &c *Fairley, William, millwright *Walker, Joseph, joiner, Caitha *Fairlie, William, farmer, Addiebrownhill *Walker, William Stewart, of Bowland Finlay, Jas., of Easterhili Hermand house Weatherston, Wm,, U. P. teacher *Fell, A. M., oil works, Gavieside—house, White, Robert, grocer, Killochyett Brisdane hall *White, Samuel, farmer, Lugate *Frier, Matthew, of Brotherton White, James, farmer, Stagehall. *Gillan, William, stationer *Wight. G., farmer, South Crookston mains *Graham, David, shepherd, Crosswoodburn Scott, James, Craigbank *Graham, John, farmer, Muldron Wilsori, George, agent and ironmonger *Graham, William, of Meadowhead Wilson, Joseph, blacksmith *Grant, James, baker *Wilson, William, Craigdale *Gray, George, lime burner, Handaxwood *Wintrup, Thomas, miller, Torsonce mill *Hamilton, James, farmer, Baads mill Hay, William, boot and shoemaker *Henderson, Robert 33. WEST CALDER. (dd) *Henderson, Robert, farmer, Clovenfordykes [Parish, Post Town, and Railway Station. Pop. of Hislop, James, teacher, Addiewell

parish, 1927 ; of village, 476. Post-office— Hope, James J. H., M.D. Thomas Thomson.] Hope, William, tailor and clothier *Alison, William, farmer, Parkhead Hunter, James, coach hirer *Arbuckle, John, farmer, Glenhutch Iverach, Rev. James, Harwood *Bartholomew, Hugh, engineer Jack, William, Brown bank Black, James, farmer, Turniemuir Jackson, Mrs, innkeeper Black, James, carrier *Lawrie, John, farmer, Gavieside *Blair, John, farmer, West muir Lawrie, Robert, tailor *Bowie, George, merchant *Lind, John, farmer, Cobinshaw Boyd, Robert, West bank *Lind, T., jun., farmer, North Cobinshaw *Brown, Alexander, merchant M'Outcheon, William, Muirhall Brown, J„ veterinary surgeon and blacksmith M'lvor, William, chemist, Muirhall cottage Brown, Thomas, baker *M'Kay, Donald, grocer *Bryce, Francis, West bank *M'Letchie, Thomas, M.D. Buchanan, John, grocer *M'Morran, James, farmer, Langside *Byers, William, jun., farmer, Harwood Martin, James, boot and shoe maker *Byers, William, sen., farmer, Longford Mearns, Alex., teacher and session clerk *Calder, David, dairyman,Whitesyke *Meikle, Mrs, farmer, Dovitshill *Calder, James, farmer, Kiprig *Meikle, Peter, farmer, Coalheughhead *Calder, William, labourer, Cobinshaw *Meikle, Richard, farmer, Wester Torphin

*Clark, Thomas, baker *Millar, David, dairyman, Muirhall ' Clarkson, Wm., tailor and clothier Miller, William, draper *Cochrane, Jas. of Harburn *Milner, John, farmer, etc., Harwood *Cochrane, James, jun., Broadshaw *Moffat, Walter, farmer, Hermand Coghill, Donald, watchmaker Muir, Andrew, mason *Cooper, Thomas, blacksmith Mungle, A. & Sons, general merchants *Cunningham, Alex., farmer, Netherlongford *Mungle, Alex., farmer, Muirhall Dall, Alex., police constable *Mungle, John, banker and merchant *Dalrymple, John, fanner, Townhead Murray, Miss Janet, teacher *Dalziel, William, farmer, Muirhousedykes *Naysmith, Alex., plumber and tinsmith *Darling, Adam, flesher Orr & Martin, joiners and millwrights *Dick, David, farmer, Burniehill *Paterson, John, cashier, Young's Paraffin Dickson, James, grocer Light and Mineral Oil Co. (Limited) Dickson, John, cashier, West Calder Oil Co. Addiewell works *Dunnet & Brown, East Hermand Oil Co. Paterson, William, grocer, Addiewell Dunnet, Matthew, chemist, Hemiand *Purdie, Andrew, farmer, West mains *Elder, John, farmer, Bents *Rae & Co., general grocers, Muir's lane *Fairley, James, wright *Rae, Alexander, farmer, Breichmill 142 West Colder. EDINBURGHSHIRE. West Colder.

*Rae, Thomas, farmer, Breichmill *Strathearn, Thomas, farmer, Kirkhill Raeburn, J. P. & L. W., Grange oil works * Taylor, Jas., coach-hirer and spirit dealer Ralston, David, merchant *Thomson, James, farmer, Rusha Rennie, Andrew, farmer, Baads mains *Thomson, Thomas, inspector of poor, regis- *Ritchie, William, ironmonger trar, and postmaster Robertson, James, baker Thompson, John, general merchant Russell, D., butcher Thomson, William, flesher *Russell, James, farmer, Rashiehill *Thornton, Thos. & James, oil manufacturers, *Ruthven, James, baker Hermand Scott, Robert, manager, Young's Mineral *Tod, James, joiner Oil Co.—house, Auchenhard Urquhart, Wm., druggist *Scott, William, jun., coalmaster, Woodmuir Waddell, George, railway contractor Scott, Mrs Archibald. Crosswood hill *Walker, Alexander, Woodmuir Shale Oil Company, East Hermand *Walker, Andrew, of Hartwood Shaw, James, flesher *Walker, David S., parish schoolmaster Shepherd, Andrew, grocer Walker, Robert, boot and shoe maker Sidey, Rev. David, U.P. manse Walker, William, carrier *Smith, Alexander, Annat's cross Walker, Misses, milliners *Smith, Glaud, of Blackball, Blackhill *Wallace, Peter, jun., mason, Blackburn *Smith, Peter, farmer, West Harwood Wallace, Miss, grocer *Smith, Robert, Bridgend *Wardrop, John, farmer, Bentyhead Smith, Wm., clothier *Wardrope, John, farmer, Slateheugh Sneddon, David, draper *Weir, James, labourer Somerville, Miss, dressmaker West Calder Oil Co. Spence, Thomas, bookseller Westwood Shale Oil Co. *Stark, Thomas, residenter *Wight, John, farmer, Burngrange Steel, D., watchmaker Wilson, Wm., spirit dealer Steuart, Capt. R., of Carfin, Westwood *Wiseman, James, farmer, Rashiehill Steuart & Co., Westwood oil works *Young, George, spirit dealer *Stevens, William, general merchant *Young, James, of Limefield Stewart, Robert, farmer, Polbeth *Young, John, farmer, Backside *Stoddart, J., farmer, Walston, Crosswoodhill Young's Paraffin Light and Mineral Oil *Stoddart, T., farmer, Walston, Crosswoodhill Company (Limited), Addiewell chemi- *Storry, John, of Easter Torphin cal works

143 .

INDEX.

The Italic Letters refer to the Parishes (p. 10) ; the Figures to the Districts, for the pages of which see the Contents, p. 3.

Adambrae u Belmont e Broadshaw dd Addiebrownhill dd Belstane r Brockhouse bb

Addiewell dd . Bentyhead dd Broombank u Addiston Mains y Bents dd . Broomfield/ Aikendean b Berryhill u Broomflat q Aimville r Bilston s . Broomhall x Airfield g Birdsmill q Broomhill s Alderstone u Birniehill dd Broomhill £

Allanshaws bb . Blackbrae dd Broomhouse e

Ahnondbank u . Blackcot v Broomhouse q Almond hill q . Blackdub v Broomieknowe s

Alnwick Hill t . Blackford aa Broomieknowe c

Aniazondean x . Blackhall e 1 Broompark r Ankrielaw s Blackball u 21 Brotchrig b Ann's Mill x Blackhill dd 33 Brothershiels m Arniston a Blackhope o 9 Brotherton dd Arniston Colliery, &c Blackniire dd Brucefield u 17 Brucehill Ashley y . Blaircochran x dd

Auchincorth x . Blinkbonny i 4 Brunstane t Auchindinny n Blinkbonny v 9 Brunstane x

Anchindinny Mains, etc. Blinkbonny aa 1 Bryans v . Auchinoon r Blinkbonny dd Buckstone t Baadpark u Bloomiehall d 4 Burdiehouse t 3 s Baads dd . Boatshouse Brid ge q Burghlee Baberton i Boghall s 30 Burnbrae i Backbraes q Boll o' Bere y 15 Burnbrae r Backburn dd Bonally d 31 Burnbrae u Backdean w Bonnington y 29 Burndale t Backhill p Bonnyfieldy Burnfoot dd Backsidelee t Bonnyrigg c in Bui-ngrange dd Backside dd Borthwick a 9 Burnhouse r Balerno, &c. i Borthwick Hall &c, 9 Bm-nhouse bb Balgreen u Bow bb 32 Burnhouse z 5 Balleny i . Bowbeat cc Bumhall q Bankhead dd Bowbridge d 20 Burnhead t

Bankhead i Bower bb . Burniehill dd Bankhouse bb Bowland bb 32 Burnside s Bankton u Bowshank bb 32 Burnside q Barbachlaw p Braehead d Burnwynd r Bardivan g Braehead, &c, f 3 Bush n Barleydean Colliery b Braefoot e 2 Buteland i Bamton House f Braid Cottage, &c. aa 20 Buteland HiU Bavelaw, &c. x Braidwood x 27 Cairns, &c. u Bavelaw Castle i Braidwood cc 5 Cairntows t Beechwood, &c. e Breichmill dd 33 Caitha bb Beeslack n Bridgend t 18 Cakemuir Castle g Bellfield s Bridgend x 27 Calder Hall, &c. r Bellslaw w Bridgend dd 33 Caledonia d Bell's 15 Calmilty u Mains a . Brigs q Bell's Quarry u Broadrneadow dd Cameron House t 144 —

INDEX. 145

Campend w 5 Cornbank x 27 Danderkall dd .

Capelaw d 4 Corbiehill/ . 6 D'Arcy v . 5 Capielaw b 16 Cordlean bb — Davidson's Mains/ 6 Carberryja 24 Cornbank x 27 Dean Park i 4

Carcant o — Corselet i 4 Dean Park aa . 4

. — Carlehalljo 24 Corston r . 21 Dewar o

Carlowrie Castle, &c. q 3 Corstorphine e 2 Dewar Town v . 26 32 Carmelhill q Cortleferrie bb Doghouse u —

Carnie/> . 24 Costerton h 26 Dovitshill dd 33 Caroline Park/" 11 Cousland g 26 Dowie's Mill/ . 6 Carrick Knowe aa — Cowdenburn x . 17 Dreghorn d 31 Carrington b 16 Ccwthrople r 15 Dresselrigg u 21 Carsewell x — Coxiden r 15 Drum t 18 32 t 18 Castle Stead p . — Craigbank bb Drumbank Castleton a 9 Craigburn x 17 Drum House z . — Catcune a 9 Craigcrook, &c. f 1 Drummore p 24 Catpair bb 32 Craigend t 18 Dryburn bb 32 Gauldcoats w 18 Craigend bb 32 Dryden s 16 Cauldhall b 16 Craigentinny z 12 Drylaw, &c, / . 6 Causewayend r 15 Craig House aa 20 Duddingston / . 7

Causewayend it 21 Craigiehall Temple/ 3 Dumbryden d . 31 Craigleith 1 Durham Bank c -- Chalkieside p . 24 aa

Chapetton dd . 33 Craiglockhart d 31 Dyke End r 21

t 18 Dykehead dd . — Charlesfield u . 21 Craigmillar — Chesterhill g 26 Craigo'er 18 Dykenook x — 6 Dykenook cc 5 Clappert u Craigroyston f — Claybarns 10 5 Craigs u . 21 East Broomhill dd Claylands y — Cramond/ 3 East Bush n 30 — 26 East Calder r . 21 Claysykes dd . Cranston Riddel

. 3 Cleikem Inn s . — Crichton h . . 26 East Craigs e Clermiston House e 2 Crofthead u 21 East Crichton h •

32 East Haugh r . Cliftonhall q . 29 Crookston, &c. bb

Clints bb . 32 Crookstone k 5 East Hermiston i 2 Clovenfordykes dd 33 Crossgatehall p 24 East Houses v . 5 Cloverfoot w 5 Crosshouse n 30 East Howgate n — Coalheugk Head dd 33 Crosslee bb 32 East Kenleith i 4

. 33 East Langton r 21 Coats v . . 21 Crosswood dd

Coats x 27 Crosswoodburn dd 33 East Mill i . . 4 Mill r 4 Cobinshaw dd . 33 Crosswoodhill dd 33 East

— . Cockbum, &c. i 4 Crumbland/ . East Pilton/ 3 Cocklaw i 2 Crunzie bb — East Rig i 4 Cocklerow w 5 Cucken n 27 East Torphin dd 33 Cockmuir cc 9 Currie, &c. a 9 Easter Bavelaw i 4 Caiisewayend r 15 Cockmylane r . 21 Currie i . 4 Easter Cockpen c 16 Curriehill i 4 Easter Cowden k — Coldhame v 21 Currie Lee /* 26 Easter Drylaw/ 6 Coldwell bb Curriemuirend d 4 Easter Middleton a 9 4 Easter Millerhill 5 Coldwells g 26 Currievale i w Colinton d 31 Dalhousie, &c, c 16 Easter Newton r 15 5 Easter Norton — Coltbridge aa . 23 Dalkeith k y Colzium u 21 Dalmahoy y 29 Eastfield q — Combfoot u 21 Dalmore Mill n 22 Eastside x 27 t — Comiston d 20 Dairy aa . 23 Echobank Compass Slack bb Damhead s 19 Edgefield s —

. 5 Edgehead 26 Contentibus u . 21 Danderkall w g . —.

146 INDEX.

Edgehead t 18 Glenbrook i 4 Hartwood, &c. dd 33 Edgelaw b 16 Glen Cottage n — Harvieston a 9

Edmonston w . 18 Glencorse n 22 Harwood dd 33 Egypt aa . 20 Glendavon q — Hatton Mains y 29

— . Eldendean s Glendarroch y — Haugh q . 14

Eldin House s . 16 Glenesk House s 16 Haughhead h . 15

Elginhaugh k . 5 Glenhutch dd . 33 Haughhead i . 15

Eskbank k 8 Glen Nurseries I 24 Haughhead bb . 9

Eskhill s 30 Glenpark i 4 Hawkburn bb . 32 Esperston cc 9 Gogar i 2 HawkhiU z" 12 Fair-a-far/" 3 Gogar Bank, &c. y 2 Hawthornden s 16 Fairliehope — Golf Hall e x 3 Haymains dd . —

Fairmilehead t . 20 Goodtrees i 4 Hazecleuch u . 21 Gorbals — Fala m 26 dd Herbertshaw x . 27

Falahill o 9 Gorebridge cc . 5 Heriot o . 9 Fallhills s 16 Gorgie aa 10 Hermand, &c. dd 33 Fatlips — Gorton Lee s 16 b — Hermiston House i 2 Fernieflat d 4 Gorton Loanhead s Hermitage aa . 23 Ferniehill t 18 Gourlaw s — Hiddlefalls q

Ferniehirst bb . 32 Gowanhill i 2 Hillend s 19

Ferniehole x — Gowkshill c 16 Hillend r . Fernielaw d 31 Graceniount t . 18 Hillhead p Fernieside t — Grange Mill dd — Hillhead s 16

Fillyside z . 12 Grantony 11 Hillhead v . . —

Firth Mains s . 30 Gray Brae x 17 Hillhead x — Fisherrow p 24 Greenbank aa . 20 Hillhouse r 15 Five Houses t . 18 Greenburn r .— Hilltown w 5 — t Flotterstone n . Greenend 18 Hillwood y 29 Flowerfield s 19 Greenhall c 9 Hinnybrae x — Ford g —26 Greenlaw n 22 Hoghill r 21 Fordeld . Greyknowe s — Hopefield c 16

. Hadfast Fordel v 5 g Hoppringle bb . 32 Fordeldean v 26 Hag Brae a 26 House of Hill/ 6

Fountain s 19 Haggs y . 29 House of Muir n 30

Fountainhall bb 32 Hailes d . 31 House of Muir r 15

Fountainside cc 9 Halflaw Kiln a 9 Howatstone u . Four-mile Hill e 2 Halfway House r 21 Howden u 21

Fowie bb . — Halkeiston a . 9 Howden's Hall t 18 Foxhall q 14 Hall Heriot o . — Howgate x 17 Freelands y 29 Hall Liston q . 14 Howliston bb — Fuffet Coalpit g — Halls x 27 Humbie q 14 Fulford n _ Halltree bb 32 Humbie r 15

Fullarton x 27 Hallyards q 14 Hunterfield c . 16 Fushiebridge a 9 Handaxwood dd 33 Huntly Cottage cc 5 Galalaw o — Hangingshaw o 32 Illietson q — Galladale Cottages c — Hanley e 3 Inch t 18

Gardiner's Hall h — Hannakfield i . 4 Inchkeith bb 32

Garvald o 9 Harburn dd 33 Ingino s . 19

Gately bb . — Harburnhead dd — Inglis Green d . 31

Gateside q 14 Hardengreen s . 16 Ingliston q 29 Gavieside i dd 33 Harelaw 4 Inveraknond f . 3 Gildykowes a . — Harelaw w 5 Inveralmond u. 21 Gilmerton t 18 Harper Rig u . 15 Inveresk p 24 Gilston k . 8 Harper's Hall s 21 Inverleith f 11

Gladhouse . cc . 9 Harry's Muir u 21 Janefield y 2 . — . . —•

INDEX. 147

Jaw y . Little France t 18 Melville Castle, &c. s 16 Jock's Lodge z 12 Little Harwood dd — Melville Grange t 18

Joppa I 13 Little Vantage r 15 Melvin Hall g . — Juniper Green d 4 Loanhead q 14 Mid-Calder u . 21 — s . Kaimes y . . Loanhead 19 Mid Crosswood dd ,

t . 18 Loanhead Magazine r 26 Middle Kenleith i 4 Karnes (, 31 s 16 Middle Kates' mill d . Loanstone Norton y 29 Kellerstain y 2 Lochend q 29 Middleton a 9 Kenleith Mills i 4 Lochend z . 12 Middleton bb . 32

Killochyett bb . 32 Lockharthall s 16 Midfield k 8

Kilpunt q . — Loganbank n 22 Midfield, &c. s . 16 Kingsknowes d 31 Logan House, &c. x 27 Midfield p 5

. — Kingston Grange t 18 Loganlee n . 22 Midton r

Kippielaw v 5 Loganlee dd — Milk Houses r . —

— . Kiprig dd . 33 Longfaugh h Millbank bb 32 Kipsyke dd — Longford dd 33 Millburn Tower y 2 Kirkettle s 30 Long Hermiston i 2 Millerhill w 5

Kirkhill c 9 Long Loan t 19 Millhillv . 24 Kirkhill x 27 Longmuir c 16 Millholm c 24

Kirkhill- tftf . 33 Longmuir 16 Millrig q . 14

Millrig . 15 Kirkland y . 2 Longrow, f 3 r Miltonbridge, 22 • — &c. n Kirklands . 18 Longside k

Kirklandkill o . 9 Longstone d 31 Mitchelston bb . 32

. 27 Kirkliston q 14 Lookaboutye q . — Monksburn x Kirknewton r . 15 Loqnhariot a 9 Monktonhall p . 24 Kirkton x 27 Lothianbridge v 26 Monteith's Houses v 9 Kirkton Lodge aa — Lothianburn s 20 Moorfoot cc 9 Langlaw- v — Loupielee q — Moredun t 18 — Hall, t 18 Langside dd 33 Luffen Houses x Morton &c. — Larch Grove i 4 Lugate bb 32 Morton r Lasswade s 16 Lugton k 5 Morton Mains aa 20

Latch r . 15 Lymphoy i 4 Mossend cc 9

Laughatlothian x . Mackessie x 17 Mossend dd 33

4 Mosshouses x . 17 Lauriston Castle f 6 Malcolmston i . Laverock Dale d — Malleny, &c. *'. 4 Mossiemill d 31 Laverock Hall t 18 Manorhead House bb — Mounthooly t . 20 Lawfleld v 5 Mansfield v 5 Mount Lothian x 27 Lawhead r 15 Marchbank i 4 Mountmarl s 30 Leadburn x 17 Marchwell n 27 Muirburn q — -— - — Marfield 27 Muirend Learielaw q . x q Leithhead r 15 Masterton Mains v 24 Muirhall dd 33 3 Lennox Tower i — Mauldslie cc 5 Muirhouse f Lenny Mains, &c, f 3 Mauricewood n 27 Muirhouse bb 32 Muirhousedykes 33 Lenny Park e . 2 Mavisbank s 19 dd 33 Letham u . 21 Maybank s 27 Muldron dd

Murrayfield aa . 23 Leyden r . 21 Mayfield v 5

Liberton, t 18 Mayfield i 4 Musselburgh/* . 24

12 Muttonhole . 6 Lillyburn s . 16 Meadowbank z / Limefield dd 33 Meadowbank r 15 Muttonhole g . 26

Limekilns r 21 Meadowfield e . 2 Myreside aa 23 Mills I 12 Nether Lenny 3 Lingerwsodw . 16 Meadowfield f 33 Nether Liberton t 18 Linns Mill q 29 Meadowhead dd Listonshiel i 4 Meadowhouse e 2 Nether Longford dd 33

. 31 Nethershiels r 21 Listonshiels q 4 Meggetland aa Little Catpair-66 — Meikle Catpair bb 32 Nether Shiels bb 32 . —

148 INDEX.

Netherton x 11 Over Gogar y . 2 Ratho y . . 29

. — Ravelrig, &c. i . 4 Nettlyflat bb . 32 Over Shields r

. — Newbattle v 5 Over Shiels bb . 32 Ravelsdyke x — Ravelston e 1 Newbiggingjo • 24 Overton r House Newbigging s 16 Overtoun q 14 Ravenscroft t . 18 Newbridge q 14 Oxenford Castle g 26 Ravensnook x . 27 Newbyres v 9 Oxenford Mains g 26 Raw, &c. r 21 New-Calder u . 21 Oxgangs d 31 Raw Cottage u . 21 New Craighall/) — Paradykes s 19 Red Craig r 21 — Redford 31 . Parduvine b 16 d New Farm k . Newfarm u 21 Parkhall u — Redhall d 31

New Hailesp . 24 Parkhead dd 33i Redheughs i 2 Newhouse a 9 Parkhead v 21 Red Row c 16 — 5 New House dd . Parkhead aa 23 Redrow w

. 16 Newhouse, &c.y 29 Parkneuk f 3 Redside b . — 26 Newhouses q — Parsonspool c . Remote g

Newland Cottage a — Pathhead h 26 Restalrig z . . 12 15 Riccarton i 2 Newlandrig a . 9 Pathhead r — — , 16 Roads s Newlands r Pathhead s .

Rockville . 23 — . 14 Patieshill . aa Newliston q x . Roddingjaw , 2 New mains q . 14 Peaseflat v 5 y

Newmills i 4 Peggy's Lea x . 27 Rosebank i 4 New Milton n 22 Penicuik, &e. x 27 Rosebank u 21

. 9 Newpark u 21 Pennywell f — Rosebery cc . New Pentland s 19 Pentecox w 5 Roseburn aa 23 - New Saughton/ 3 Pentland, &c. s 19 Rosehill x 17 Newstead x 17 Piershill z 12 Rosemains g 26 17 Newton w 5 Pigsknowes cc . 5 Rosemay x

. 17 Newton Grange,

— . 24 Rosewelldean s 16 Niddry, &c. q . Pinkie p

18 Pirn bb . . 32 Roslin s . 30 Niddrie t . — 32 Roughsware o . Nine-mile Burn a: 27 Pirntaiton bb — N. Inverleith Mains < la 11 Plenploth bb . 32 Rullion Green n

North Clermistony 6 Plewlands aa . 20 Rusha dd 33 — 5 North Crichton Dean h 26 Ploverhall s Salterford cc — North Fala Mains m 26 Polbeth dd 33 Saltersyke x — Northfield I 7 Polton s . 16 Sandyknowe o .

. 16 Sauchenside 26 North Gyle e . 2 Polton Hall c g North Middleton a 9 Pomathorn s 16 Saughland h 26 Norton Mains, &c.y 29 Portobello / 28 Saughs v . 21 Oakbank u 21 Powburn t 18 Saughton aa 23 — 26 Saughton Mainse 23 Oakemuirhill bb Preston g — Oatslee s 30 Prestonfield I . 7 Seaview House I

Old Brockhouse bb — Prestonhall s . 26 Selms r . 15

Old Craigend bb ; Prestonholm c . 16 Shaestanes o 9

14 Shank a . 9 Old Craighall p 24 Priestmill q . 5 Old Ferniehirst bb Pumpherston u . 21 Shawfair w 5 — Sheriffhall/fc . . Old Liston q 29 Puncheonlaw q Old Marchwell n — Pyke n 22 SherifThall Mains w 5 16 Old Middleton a — Quarry Head p 18 Shewington b . 4 Old Saughton House e 23 Raeshaw o 9 Shothead i — i — Shuttlehall dd, . Orchardfield y . 29 Ramslack Ormiston r 15 Ransfleld y 29 Side cc 5 Outersion cc 5 Rashiehill dd . 33 Sighthihe 23 . .

INDEX. It

Silvandi m Thrashiedean u West Langton r

Silverburn x ! 27 Threipmuir i 4 West Mains dd ! 33 t Silverknowesy 6 Todhills 5 West Muir dd . 33 Skeltiemoor c . 16 Todholes i 4 West Pilton/ 6 Skivo u 21 Torcraik a 9 West Rig t 4 Slateford d 31 Torphin d 31 West Torphin dd 33 Slateheugh dd . 33 Torquhan bb 32 Westpans p Smeaton, &c. p * —24 Torsonce, &c. bb 32 Westside x . Tour Snype a dean cc 9 Westwood dd . 33 Soutkbank x —27 Townhead s 19 Wester Cowden k 5 South Bank y . Townhead dd . 33 Wester Hailes d 4 South Clermistony — Toxside cc 9 Wester Kenleith i 4

Southfield t 18 Toxsidehill cc . 9 Wester Melville s 16 Southfield I 7 Trously bb — Wester Millerhill w 5 Southfield 26 Turnhouse g f 3 Wester Murriestone ? South Gyle i 2 Turnhouse — n Wetherston bb . 33

South House t . 18 Turniedykes h . 26 Wheatfield z . 12 South Mains bb — Turniemuir dd 33 Whelpside i 4

South Melville s 16 Tynebank h 26 Whim x . 17 Southsidev 5 Tynehead Station h 9 Whinnyhaugh n Southsidebank z — Unthank 27 — x Whinnyrow s . 16 Sowburnrig a . Upper Braid aa 20 Whippielaw h . 26

Spittal . 27 — x Upper Craigs t Whistlegate u . — Springfield x 17 Upper Dean Park i 4 White Craigs p 24 Springfield s 16 Upper Friarton x — Whitehill 6 16 Spylaw Bank d 31 Upper Spylaw d 4 Whitehall k 5 Square Town 10 5 Valleyfield x 27 Whitehill p 24 Stagehall bb 32 Venterfair x 17 Whitehill r 15 St Catherine's t 18 Viewfield d — Whitehill w 26 Stenhouse t • 18 Viewfield s 16 Whitehill s 18

Stobgreen cc 5 Vogrie a 26 Whitehouse Mill^ . Stobhill v 9 Waddingburn s 16 Whitelaw i 4

Stobs cc . 9 Walltower x 17 White Mossy . 15 Stonefield Hill b 16 Wallyford, p 24 Whole Stock dd _^ Stoneybank p . 24 Walston x 27 White Sykes dd 33

Stoneyhill 24 Wantonwalls . 27 p — x Wilkiestone q . 29 Stoneyrig r Wantonwalls p 24 Williamston u . 21 Stow bb 32 Warriston i 2 Willowbrae / 12

t . . Summerside 5 Watherston bb . 32 Winchburgh q . Sunnybank bb . 32 Waukmill p 24 Windlestrawlee aa

Sunnyside r 15 Wellheads u 21 Windydoors bb . 32 Swanston d 20 Wellington, &c. x 27 Woodbine e 2 Sweethope p 24 Westbank Brickwork si 28 Woodburn k — Swineburn q — Westbrook i 4 Woodburn v 5 Symington bb . 32 Westburn dd — Woodhall, &c. d 4 Symington Hillhead bb — Westfield/ 3 Woodhall e 2 Tathiesknowe o — Westfield k 8 Woodhouselee n 30 Temple cc 9 Westfield — u — Woodlands I 7 Hall . — Temple x West Broomhall dd Woodmuir dd . 33

Temple House i — West Cairns u . — Woodside n 30 The Acre v — West Calder dd 33 Woodville d 31

The Lodge i 4 West Craigs e . 2 Woolmet House w 5

The Pike s 21 West Harwood dd 33 Wright's Houses a . 9

Thornton b 16 West Houses v . — Yewlands 18

Thornycrook h 5 West Jarg dd . — Yorkston cc 9 ISO EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY

;r. laidlaw sc son, BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS, AND GAS LAMP MANUFACTURERS.

SHOW ROOMS contain patterns of GASALIEES, HALL, and LOBBY LAMPS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, &c, of Newest Designs and Finish. VENETIAN BLIND MAKERS. Gasfittings and Bellhanging executed in any part of Town and Country, by Estimate or otherwise. SIMON SQTIAJRE, EDINBUR&H. DEANS Sc MOOEE, COALMASTERS AND MERCHANTS, (Lessees of Carberry, Drummore, Elphinstone lower, Pencaitland and Pension Collieries),

Supply Household, Furnace, and Steam Coal, at the Collieries ; also Dross.

Farmers, Millmasters, and other large Consumers of Coal can obtain supplies by sending their own Carts, or ordering them to be forwarded by Railway to any Station. Head Office—SMEATON PARK, INVERESK, Musselburgh.

Orders received by all Station Masters South and East of Edinburgh. Town Office 29 FREDERICK STREET, Edinburgh. Shipping Office, ... 24 COMMERCIAL STREET, Leith. PETER & JOHN HAY, (Silk artb Wiooilzn "§qzx%, §hzchzT8, attb CUear «Starcher0, BSKVALE, MUSSELBURGH. Office— 10 NICOLSON STREET, EDINBURGH.

Dying and Cleaning in all its Branches. Hotel and Family Washings. ROBERTOrders per Post carefidlyWILSONattended to. (For Seven Years with Messrs Purdie, Bonnar 6° Carfrae),

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IPttter, Carter anb (Silver, 67 SOUTH CLERK STREET, EDINBURGH. A D VER TISING SHEE T. 151 THOMAS MILLAR, TIN AND IRON PLATE WORKER AND JAPANNER, 61 HIGH STREET, EDINBURGH.

GROCERS' CANISTERS, VASES, SCOOPS, COFFEE BOXES, TEA CHESTS, fto.

Agent for J. WHITE & SON'S Celebrated SCALE BEAMS, COUNTER BALANCES, & WEIGHING MACHINES.

IRONMONGERS SUPPLIED WITH TIN AND JAPANNED GOODS ON LIBERAL TERMS. A. BOS WELL, (Sole Partner of the Firm of A. Boswell & Son), BEUSH ^.ND DOOR M.A.T MANUFACTUEER, 2B HANOVER STREET (UNDER SHOP). BEST STOCK OF BRUSHES AND DOOR MATS IN EDINBURGH.

Toilet Sponges. House Brushes. SJHlflil. Butler's Pantry Brushes. HSS|l||pp|| Bath Sponges. Toilet Brushes. I^^^^af Stable Sponges. Stable Brushes. liSaii-^P Door Mats. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAND AND TRAVELLING BAGS IN every variety, All made from the superior Material which has secured to him the patronage of nearly every family of condition in Scotland. GEORGE DOUGLAS & SON, DALKEITH, Ironmongers, Seedsmen, & Dealers in Agricultural Seeds, Manures, and Feeding Stuffs,

HAVE on hand for Sale Reaper Castings, Brasses, Knives, Rivets, and Files ; Turnip Cutters for Sheep and Cattle, Chaff Cutters, Corn and Oil Cake Breakers, Cattle and Pigs' Troughs, Castings for Field and Garden Rollers, Grubber Teeth, Plough Metal, Grubber and

Corn Rake Wheels ; Steel Moulds for Single and Double Ploughs, the various kinds of Sheep Dipping and Sheep Shearing Stuffs. 1 52 EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTOR Y

ROBERT BROWN & SON, EEEGTTSLIE EIEE-CLAT WOKKS, PAISLEY, EDINBURGH DEPOT— 17 ST ANTHONY PLACE, POET HOPETOM, Off Lothian Eoad,

Manufacturers of every description of FlRE Clay GOODS ; COMPRISING

Glazed Sewer Pipes, with the usual Socket Joints, and according to Jenning's Patent ;

Garden Borders ; Stable Bricks ; Water Cisterns ; Flooring Tiles—Hexagon, Octagon,

; ; and Square ; Cattle Troughs, of all Sizes Horse Mangers Flower Vases and Stands ;

Milk Coolers ; Baths ; Washing Tubs, and Sinks. LARGE STOCKS KEPT AT THIS DEPOT. PRICES GIVEN ON APPLICATION.

R. B. & S. were awarded a Silver Medal at the Show of the Highland and Agricultural Society, held in Edinburgh in August 1869.

Edinburgh Depot: 17 ST ANTHONY PLACE, OFF LOTHIAN ROAD. A.LJEX. POETEOUS. MOSAIC AND ENCAUSTIC TILE PAVEMENTS OF CHOICEST PATTERNS. CONCRETE CEMENT PAVEMENT,

With the Appearance and Durability of Stone, at half its cost.

Estimates Furnished, and Work Executed in Town and Country. 36 LEITH ^W^^LK, IET3INT3TTRaH. ADVERTISING SHEET. 153

ALEXANDER BOSWELL, Jun., Urimktttatf, frtntfc, anfr fag Pattwfruten", High Shop, 8 HANOVER STREET, EDINBUEGH.

Dress Cases. Airtight Boxes. Railway Leg-Rests. Dress Baskets. Travelling Baths. Military Drawers, Bonnet Boxes. Wardrobe Straps. Beds, Canteens. Gentlemen's Solid-Leather Hand and Triple Portmanteaus. Ladies' Portmanteaus.

PORTMANTEAUS AND TRUNKS REPAIRED OR EXCHANGED.

House Brushes, Butler's and Pantry Brushes, Toilette Brushes, Stable Brushes, Stable Sponges, Bath and Toilet Sponges, Door Mats, and Chamois Leathers. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hand-Bags in great variety,

All Manufactured of the Best Material and Workmanship on the Premises. WALKER'S CELEBRATED AERATED WATERS, MANUFACTURED by JAMES WALKER upon an improved principle, and guaranteed to be made from the finest Material, and sent to any part of the Town or to the Country in quantities of Six Dozen. PerDoz. Per Doz. s. d. J. d.

No. I Lemonade . . .20 Soda "Water . . . .16

No. 2 Do. . . .16 Potass do. . . . .16 Sparkling Lime Juice - .26 Magnesia do 20 Do. Lemon Juice . .26 Seltzer 26 of Potassium . Ginger Beer . . . .20 Bromide .26 Export Orders on Liberal Terms. JAMESMANUFACTUREDWALKER,DAILY BY 73 NORTH HANOVER STREET EDINBURGH.{Corner of Queen Street), 1 54 EDINB URGH CO UNTY DIRE C TOR Y DAVID PURSELL, FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND FOUNDER,

i HIGH STREET, DALKEITH, HAS always on hand a Large and Varied Assortment of Kitchen and Room Grates, with Fenders and Fire-Irons ; Iron Bedsteads ; Locks, Files Hinges ; Wrought and Cut Nails, all sizes ; Superior Horse Nails, Rasps, and ;

Plough Metal of every description ; Paraffin Lamps and Oil ; Spirits of Tar ; Colza,

Sweet, and Linseed Oils ; Paints ; Home-made Linseed Cakes, &c. ALL SORTS OF GENERAL IRONMONGERY. Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds. M'DOUGALL'S Patent Non-Poisonous SHEEP and LAMB DIPPING COMPOSITION, warranted free from Arsenic or Mercury. SUPERIOR ANTI-FRICTION CART GREASE. Bar Iron, all Sizes. Castings of all Sorts. Beams and Columns made to order. JOHN DAWSON, BELLHANGER AND VENETIAN BLIND MAKER

{Late Foremci7t in the Firm

RESPECTFULLY intimates that he has commenced Business in

the above line ; and, from long practical experience in a First-Class Estab- lishment, he is enabled to supply every description of Window Blinds at the most moderate Prices, and of the best material and workmanship. GREEN VENETIAN WINDOW BLINDS from 8d per Foot.

Estimates furnished, and experienced Workmen sent to any pa?-t of the Country. ST STEPHEN STREET, EDINBURGH. JOHN SMITH & SONS, COAL AND COKE MERCHANTS.

Head Office: 67 LOTHIAN ROAD.

i SPRING GARDENS, STOCKBRIDGE. "I \i WEST NEWINGTON TERRACE, NEWINGTON.

Connected with Head Office by P?-ivate Telegraph. ADVERTISING SHEET. 155 THE SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

OFFICES:

50 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW ; and

17 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.

CAPITAL-ONE MILLION STERLING.

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Chairman—-HENRY INGLIS, Esq. of Torsonce, W.S. John Alison, Esq., Merchant, Leith. K. Mathieson, Esq., Dunfermline. William Bain, Esq., Banker. Andrew Smith, Esq., Brewer. R. Craig, Esq., Papermaker, Craigesk Arch. F. Sommervii.le, Esq., Paper- Adam Curror, Esq., Myreside. maker, Kevock, Lasswade.

Medical Officer—Dr William Cumming, 18 Ainslie Place. Bankers—The City of Glasgow Bank. Solicitors—Messrs H. & A. Inglis, W.S., 16 Queen Street Manager—Charles Christie.

FIRE.—This Company undertakes the Insurance of almost every species of Property, at Rates of Premium as advantageous to the interests of the Insured as those offered by any other office.

LIFE.—The Life Tables have been framed upon as moderate Rates as are consistent with perfect security.

Assurances may be effected either with or without Participation in Profits, the Investigation being made Quinquennially.

Participation Policy-holders are entitled to a Share in the Profits, to the extent of Nine-Tenths, or Ninety per Cent., both of the Par- ticipation and Non-participation Branches.

Applications for AGENCIES are invited. 156 EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY DALGLEISH & FORREST (ALEX. MURRAY, Successor to his Uncle, Mr E. Murray, Sole Partner), CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, FURNITURE DEALERS, AUCTIONEERS, AND APPRAISERS, 4 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

MR E. MURRAY respectfully intimates his retirement at 31st December last from the above Firm, with which he has been so long and so peculiarly connected, and of which latterly he has been Sole Partner. He has disposed of the Stock and Goodwill to his nephew, Alexander Mur- ray, who has been in his employment for the past Ten years. While most gratefully acknowledging the many kindnesses he has himself received, he would cordially recommend his Successor, for whom he would solicit the continued patronage of his Friends and the Public, assured that every attention will be given to their Orders.

Referring to the above, Mr Alex. Murray begs to state that he will carry on this Old-established Business in all its branches as formerly, under the same Name and in the same Premises. He respectfully requests a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. Any Orders with which he may be entrusted will receive personal and immediate attention.

Dalgleish & Forrest respectfully invite parties about to Furnish to Inspect their Large and Varied Stock of NEW and SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of the usual substantial quality, for which their Firm is so well known. They have at present a very extensive and well-selected Assortment of Furnish- ings in various Elegant and Chaste Designs, suitable for all styles and sizes of rooms. At their recent Stock-taking, they carefully re-marked all the Articles in their

Show Rooms at Ready-Money figures ; and their Patrons may rely on being supplied with Goods at very Moderate Prices, and of a Quality which can be guaranteed. Possessing an Extensive and Commodious Block of Workshops, and having a Large Staff of Thoroughly Experienced Tradesmen, they are prepared to Execute any

Orders entrusted to them with despatch ; and from their Well-Selected and Choice Stock of Thoroughly-Seasoned Timber of all kinds, and of the Best Qualities, they are enabled to place in the hands of their Customers only Articles of First-Class Material and Workmanship. Attached to their Premises are Excellent Storage Accommodation at moderate rates. Previous to purchasing elsewhere, they would solicit a visit from parties requiring any Articles of Household Furniture. DALGLEISH & FORREST (ALEX. MURRAY, Sole Partner), 4 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

May 1, 1870. ADVERTISING SHEET. 157

P. & D. LYLE, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, PRINTERS, AID BOOKBINDERS, HIGH STREET, DALKEITH,

Supply everything connected with the Bookselling, Stationery, Printing, and Bookbinding Departments, on the

Most Moderate Terms, and of the best quality.

PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

NOTE PAPER, Packet of 120 Sheets, . . . . 9d., is., and is. 3d. ENVELOPES, Per 100, 6d., 9d., and iod.

PASS BOOKS AND VERSION BOOKS, SCHOOL STATIONERY AND SCHOOL BOOKS.

LEDGERS, ACCOUNT, AND DAY BOOKS, made to order on the shortest notice. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS Delivered at the Residence of Subscribers.

;IBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, AND CHURCH SERVICES, IN PLAIN AND ELEGANT BINDINGS.

BOOKS FOB, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.

Country Orders promptly attended to. 158 EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY "FIELD'S" PATENT BOILER.

THE " Field " Boiler, which derives its name from the inventor, is a multitubular boiler of that description which is generally called "tubulous," to distinguish it from the ordinary kind, where the water is outside the tubes, and the fire passes through the tubes. In the " Field" Boiler the water is inside the tubes, which hang down into the fire, by which they are surrounded on all sides, thus exposing the whole of the tube heating surface to the action of the fire, at a temperature of 3,000 degrees and upwards, —no doubt one of the reasons why the " Field" Boiler gives far better results than any other similar boiler. The "Field" Boiler combines with economy of fuel great economy of space, occupying much less room than any other boiler capable of doing an equal amount of work. This will be seen by comparing the size of a 50-horse power boiler, on Field's Patent, with an ordinary Cornish boiler. The " Field " Boiler of this power stands upon a base of about 30 square feet, and is about 12 ft. 6 in. high ; whereas two Cornish boilers, of 25-horse power each, would occupy a ground area of upwards of 400 square feet. It will therefore be seen that the " Field " Boiler can be applied \ ADVERTISING SHEET. 159' in many instances where ordinary boilers are not applicable, on account of the large space they require. The weight of the " Field " boiler is also considerably less than that of other boilers of equal power. Another important speciality of the " Field" Boiler is, that no brick setting or brick chimney is required, —a suitable iron chimney being supplied with each boiler, and included in the price. In Cornish and cylindrical boilers the setting and the chimney stack frequently cost as much as the boiler itself ; it will, therefore, be found that the " Field " Boiler is considerably cheaper than a Cornish boiler of the same power. In the consumption of fuel, the " Field " Boiler has proved itself more economical than any other description of steam generator, which is due to the fact that the whole of the heating surface is placed in the firebox, and is exposed to direct contact with the hottest part of the flame, and also to the very powerful circulation of water, which is caused by the peculiar arrangement of the double tubes ; and this circulation is the more rapid and efficient the greater the difference between the temperature of the water and the fire. In the ordinary kind of vertical boilers, where the fire passes through the tubes, these are fixed between two plates, the consequence of which is, that the constantly repeated contraction and expansion of the tubes often gives great trouble by causing leakage. This evil is entirely avoided in the " Field " Boiler, as the tubes are only fixed at the top, thus allowing expansion or contraction to take place without corres- ponding evils arising. The last but not the least evil appertaining to vertical tubular boilers is the "priming," no doubt caused by insufficient circulation of the water amongst the tubes. This does not take place in the "Field" Boiler, as the downward current above the tubes, of the water that enters the inner tubes, counteracts the upward current, or, so to say, sifts it, and only allows the steam to rise without carrying water with it. The cylindrical baffleplate suspended in the centre of the " Field" Boiler is merely a rough iron casting, placed there to prevent the fire from going straight up the chimney, and to compel it to distribute itself among the tubes. As to the durability of the " Field " Boiler, it may be mentioned that boilers which have been at work for several years are just as good now as on the day they were made ; and as the tubes keep themselves clean, and the steam pressure tends to keep them in their places, they never give trouble of any sort : even in the steam fire engines, jolting about the streets of London at full speed, there has positively never been a loose tube. As all the parts of the " Field " Boiler are easily comeatable, the greatest facility is afforded for examination, cleaning, and repairing, which points ought never to be overlooked in the construction of a boiler. FIELD'S" PATENT TUBES. These tubes have been largely introduced into Cornish and other fixed boilers, where they produce a considerable saving of fuel, and likewise enable boilers, otherwise short of steam, to keep the full pressure of steam readily. They are generally fixed in the flue behind the bridge, and this can be easily accomplished without re- moving the flue itself, or any of the attachments, or disturbing the setting of the boiler. The saving effected by the application of these tubes to Cornish and other boilers has been found to average from 15 to 20 per cent., in proportion to the number of tubes inserted. The fact of there being now 254 "Field" Boilers at work, and upwards of 60,000 of these tubes in use, is a sufficient guarantee of their value and efficiency. For Prices andfurther particulars apply to Mr JNO. GIRDWOOD, Engineer, AGENT FOR EDINBURGH AND DISTRICT, 26 GREENSIDE ROW, EDINBURGH. i6o EDINBURGH COUNTY DIRECTORY ADVERTISING SHEET.

R. & J. ELLIOT, HIGH STREET, DALKEITH, CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THE AMERICAN LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, of which they have sold Several Hundreds, and with which not one Purchaser has expressed dissatisfaction. PRICE £4, 4s. They are simple in Construction, not liable to get out of Order, easy to Learn, and produce the most satisfactory Work—the Stitch being alike on both sides.

R. & J. Elliot beg also to call special attention to their superior Knit Stockings and Socks, made on the premises by The Lamb Family Knitting Machine. These Goods are equal in look and wear to any hand knit, and they are produced at even less price than Hawick Frame-made Hosiery. Children's Knit Wool Stockings, from 4^d. to 1/8^.

Men's Best Cotton Socks, io|d. ; and Best Wool Socks, 1/4^. Ladies' Stockings of the Best Fingering Yarn, i/io-^. ~Also Ladies' and Children's Stockings, all qualities. THE LAMB FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE, TRICE ELEVEN GUINEAS, May be seen daily at work at

R. & J. ELLIOT'S, Dalkeith, Sole Agents for the South East of Scotland.

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AGRICULTURAL, VEGETABLE,, AND FLOWER SEEDS; DUTCH ROOTS; GARDEN IMPLEMENTS; PLANT CASES, &c.

STOVE AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS. GBOIOB Oil VJiOTllB. BRIDES' AND OTHER HAND BOUQUETS.

CATALOGUES.

The following Priced Lists may be had on application : HYACINTHS, TULIPS, other DUTCH ROOTS, and ROSES

{Descriptive), in September ;

GLADIOLI {Descriptive), in November ;

VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS {Descriptive) in January : AGRICULTURAL SEEDS in Spring.

Five per Cent. Discount off Catalogue Prices allowed for Cash. Regarding Free Delivery, see Catalogues. DEUMMOND BROTHERS

(Sons of Mr Peter Drummond of Stirling, N.B.), SEEDSMEN, NURSERYMEN, AND FLORISTS, 53 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. NURSERIES:

JYRKFIELD, FERRY ROAD ; ROSEBANK, WARDIE. The Commercial Printing Compa

' LAW, BOOK, AID GEIEEAL PBOTEBS, S2 HO^A^E STREET, EDINBURGH,

A RE prepared to execute Printing of every description, in the best * * style, on the most moderate Terms. Their Type being new and well- selected, their Steam and Hand Machinery of the most approved construction, and their Premises being built and fitted up specially for the requirements of a large Business, the Commercial Printing Company are in a position to offer unusually favourable Terms to those who may entrust them with their Orders.

The Book Department

Is amply furnished with both Modern and Old Style Type ; and from the extent of their resources, the Commercial Printing Company can undertake the printing of

Works of any extent with accuracy and expedition. Carriage of Books paid to all parts of the country.

The Law Department

Has received the most careful attention ; and from the Company's large Stock of Law Type, their experience of the special requirements of this department of their Business, the central situation of their Premises, and the care and expedition with

which Law Papers of whatever extent are executed, Law Agents will find it both convenient and advantageous to employ the Commercial Printing Company.

The Commercial Department

Being furnished with a complete and well-selected assortment of Type of the newest designs, enables the Company to produce this class of work in a tasteful and superior style. Pamphlets, Reports, Prospectuses, Catalogues, Testimonials, Circulars, Cards, and every variety of Commercial Printing, executed with the utmost promptitude. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

JAMES WILKIE, Manager. in r.

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