Scan 101
The new Edinburgh, Leith, and county (business) directory, 1867
101 lines. Read by computer on 18 September 2026. Printed page 73. See the scan on archive.org.
1Falla, Misses M. & J. milliners and straw-hat makers, 23 Frederick street
2Fallon, Patrick, 6 High street
3Falshaw, James, C.E. 26 Castle street
4FAMILY Boot & Shoe Warehouse—Joseph Leckie, 50 Cockburn street. (See below.)
5Fargie, Robt. engineer, 48 Buccleuch street
6FARMERS' Reading room, India buildings, George IV. bridge
7FARMER Newspaper Office, India buildings, George IV. bridge
8Farmer, Alex. provision dealer, 147 High st. —ho. 10 East Adam street
9Farmer, David, baker, 7 Calton street—ho. 12 Calton hill
10Farmer, John, 1 Morningside place
11Farmer, Peter, 2 Montague street
12Farmer, Miss Agnes, baker, 209 Pleasance
13Farnie, Miss, 29 Howard place
14Farington, A. 2 Kerr street
15Farquhar, Alex. broker, 61 Yardheads
16Farquhar, Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Vittoria place—ho. 3 Salisbury ter.
17Farquhar, John (Equit. Loan Co. of Scot.), 4 Milne square—ho. 40 St Leonard's street
18Farquhar, Robt. gardener, 1 Catherine place
19Farquhar, William, greengrocer, 8 Farquharson place
20Farquhar, W., 50 Cumberland street
21Farquhar, Miss, 10 Blackford road
22Farquharson, Alex. 11 Grassmarket
23Farquharson, Andrew, 51 Grove street
24Farquharson, A. P. 4 Calton hill
25Farquharson, Charles H. working jeweller and watchmaker, 26 Leith street—house, Jessamine cottage, West Preston street
26Farquharson, David, confectioner, 30 and 34 West port—house, 15 Vennel
28Farquharson, David, druggist, 31 Home st.
29Farquharson, Fran. confectioner, 71 Nicolson st.—ho. Roseville, St Catherine place
30Farquharson, F. of Finzean, 5 Eton terrace
31FARQUHARSON, John J., share broker, and general monetary business, and insurance agent, 1 Hanover st. (See Adv. at end.)
32Farquharson, Peter, cabinetmaker, 2 Mary pl.
33Farquharson, William, turner, 19 Keir st.
34Farquharson, Mrs, spirit merchant, 103 High street—ho. 125
35Farquharson, Mrs, 26 Elder street
36Farquharson, Mrs, lodgings, 11 W. Richmond street
37Farquharson, Miss, 4 Henry place
38Farquharson, Miss, 1 Clerk street
39Farquharson, Miss, 23 Royal circus
40Farquharson, Miss, 53 Melville street
41Farquharson, Mrs, 4 Calton hill
42Farrall, Mrs R. poulterer, 1 Hope street
43Farrell, Thomas, 259 Cowgate
44Farrie, George, clerk, 1 Anderson place, Bonnington road
45Fearn, Mrs E. 17 South St James' street
46Fedden, C., & Co., coal exporters, commission merchants, ship and insurance brokers, 36 Commercial street
47Fedden, Chas. (C. F. & Co.) 5 Ebenezer mount, Queensferry road
48Fegan & Co. tailors, clothiers, outfitters, woollen drapers, and contractors, 66 High street—J. Forstall, manager
49FEMALE Rescue Home, 18 St John's hill—Mrs Smith, matron
50Fell, Mrs, 5 Portland place
51Fellowes, Captain Chas. 1 Clarendon crescent
52Fender, James, com. traveller, 38 Earl Grey street
53Fender, Mrs, 1 Great Wellington street
54Fender, Mrs John, 1 Maitland pl. Newhaven
55Fenton, James, (T. Russell and Co.) 9 Hope Park terrace
56Fenton, Joseph, clerk, 21 Admiralty street
57Fenton, R. cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 35 Dundas street
58Fenton, Robert, Dumbiedykes place
59Fenwick, Robert, 4 Infirmary street
60Fenwick, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 119 High street—house, 12 Hill square
61Fenwick, Mrs, 4 Infirmary street
62Fergie, William, bowmaker, 16 Montague street
63Fergus, Wm. wood merch. 60 Great Junction street—house, 9 Wellington place
64Ferguson and Junner, W.S., 1 Northumberland street
65Ferguson, Davidson, & Co. Victoria Saw Mills, Great Junction street
66Ferguson, Adam, (G.P.-O.) 4 Arthur street
67FERGUSON, Alexander, confectioner to the Queen, 1 Melbourne place—works, 304 Lawnmarket—ho. 7 West Lauriston place. (See Adv. at end.)
69THE WIFE'S APPEAL.
71YESTREEN I went a shopping, John,
72And guess ye what I seen,
73The brawest and the cheapest Boots
74That ever graced my een:
75Strong pegg'd and screws to meet the views
76O' honest working bodies,
77And finer dress't to suit the taste
78Of highest lords or ladies.
80A' folk speak weel o' LECKIE'S Boots,
81I've spack to Mrs Miller,
82Her family a' hae worn them lang,
83They save an unco siller.
84An', John, as soon as pay comes roon',
85I am resolved to try them,
86And pairs ye'll gie the weans and me,
87For LECKIE can supply them.
89It's hard on honest working folk
90Tae keep up decent shin;
91But LECKIE'S Boots, near half the price,
92Is noo a different thing.
93And, John, as soon 's the pay comes roon',
94To LECKIE'S Shop we'll gang,
95And we'll get pairs a' folk declares,
96Will last a twelvemonth lang.
98J. LECKIE'S
99CELEBRATED FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
10050 COCKBURN STREET, EDINBURGH.
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