Inglis, Alexander - Johnstone, John

• INGLIS, Alexander bookseller and stationer Aberdeen
  51 Causewayend 1828-31
  circulating library 53 Causewayend 1832
  63 Gallowgate 1834
  Aberdeen 1835-36
  Stock in trade offered up for sale by Lewis Smith March 1836.
  Beavan
• INGLIS, Alexander printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1702-before 1720
  Married Mary Dicksone, daughter of Alexander Dicksone baker 5 February 1702. Widow, Mary Dickson married James M'Lellan candlemaker 8 July 1720.
  EdinMarr
• INGLIS, Alexander marble paper stainer Edinburgh
  Anchor Close 1843-44
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, Alexander marble paper maker Glasgow
  62 Trongate 1818-20
  Glas Dir
• INGLIS, Archibald bookbinder Edinburgh
  Bristo Port 1810-24
  25 Carrubbers Close 1825-27
  5 Rose Street 1828
  127 Nicolson Street 1831-33
  16 Roxburgh Place 1834-39
  Also under Innes Edin Dir 1824! Carrubber's Close New Dir 1824. Not in Edin Dir 1829-30;
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825; 1837; Gray 1834.
• INGLIS, C. merchant and bookseller Jedburgh
  Jedburgh 1742-43
  Sold copies of two books by John Hunter.
  NLS Impr Ind
• INGLIS, Charles S. bookseller and librarian Edinburgh
  47 Broughton Street 1839-41
  and stationer same address 1842-43
  Isaac Reid is at 47 Broughton Street in Edin Dir 1844.
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, George & Co. lithographic printer Edinburgh
  11 Mound 1843
  5 Hanover Street 1844
  Edin Dir; Schenck
• INGLIS, Hugh printer and barber Edinburgh
  West Port 1788-1804
  Portsburgh 1805-11
  The two addresses seem to be the same. Edin Dir gives Portsburgh in 1790 and 1811; West Port 1793-1810.
  NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir
• INGLIS, James bookseller, stationer and circulating library Edinburgh
  48 Hanover Street 1840-46
  W. & C. Inglis same address 1847-56
  46 Hanover Street 1857-69
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, James & Co stationers Edinburgh
  26 Clerk Street 1826-31
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, James music & musical instrument seller Greenock
  66 West Blackhall Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• INGLIS, Lourence [sic] stationer Edinburgh
  Parliament Close 1794
  Williamson 1794
• INGLIS, Miss M. stationer Edinburgh
  2 Johnston Street 1838
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, Robert bookseller Edinburgh
  Potterrow 1763-80
  Edinburgh 1781-83
  NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir
• INGLIS, Robert booksellers, publishers and printers Edinburgh
  of [Robert] Gall and [James] Inglis 38 North Bridge and 22 Niddry Street 1849-57
  6 and 13 George Street 1857-78
  20 Bernard Terrace 1878-Twentieth Century
  Robert Inglis contributed a biography and notes to an edition of Shakespeare in 1871, and edited Gleanings from the English Poets in The Landscape Series of Poets 1881.
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, W. and C. booksellers, stationers and circulating library Edinburgh
  James Inglis 48 Hanover Street 1840-46
  W. & C. Inglis same address 1847-56
  46 Hanover Street 1857-69
  Edin Dir
• INGLIS, William bookseller Douglas
  Douglas 1837
  stationer same address 1852
  Pigot 1837; Slater1852
• INGLIS, William and Robert printer and publisher Glasgow
  William Inglis 5 Melville Place 1838-40
  W. and R. Inglis & Co 203 Gallowgate 1842
  5 Melville Place (132 Trongate) 1844-46
  Robert Inglis same address 1852
  203 Gallowgate 1853-56
  17 Brunswick Street 1857
  Published a number of undated chapbooks from the Melville Place and Gallowgate addresses, mostly on sensational subjects. There is a songsheet John Tamson's cart recitation in Edinburgh City Library with the Imprint W. and R. Inglis.
  Chapbook Printers; Glas Dir
• INGLIS, William bookseller Lanark
  'Lanerk' 1760-65
  NLS Impr Ind
• INGRAM, Archibald merchant and bookseller Glasgow
  Glasgow 1729-38
  Archibald Ingram merchant Burgess and Guild Brother as married to Janet daughter to John Simpson armourer 13 February 1729. Four religious works were printed for him 1731-38.
  NLS Impr Ind
• INGRAM, W. bookseller Aberdeen
  Broad Street 1817
  Depository of the Aberdeen Bible Society.
  Beavan
• INNES & MARTIN papermakers Ayton
  Ayton 1852
  Slater 1852
• INNES, Mrs stationer Edinburgh
  2 Johnson's Place 1827
  Gray 1837
• INNES, Alexander apprentice stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1698
  Second son to Patrick Innes, in Hopshill, apprenticed to Thomas Carruthers stationer 14 September 1698.
  EdinPren
• INNES, Robert bookseller Glasgow
  119 North Montrose Street 1835
  Glas Dir
• INNES, William bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  31 Hanover Street 1837-41
  and Scots monthly tract depository same address 1842-54
  stationer same address 1855-56
  74 Nicolson Street 1857-60
  Edin Dir
• INNES, William paper ruler and bookbinder Edinburgh
  133 High Street 1843
  27 South Bridge 1844-48
  1 Milne's Square 1849-51
  and binder of stationery 1845, 1849-50.
  Edin Dir
• INNES, William bookseller stationer and circulating library Greenock
  29 Hamilton Street 1845
  40 Hamilton Street 1853-75
  Printed advertisement Greenock 1845
  Greenock 1845; 1853; 1861; 1868; 1873; 1875; Slater 1852
• INNES, William librarian Kirriemuir
  Kirriemuir Subscription Library 1852
  Slater 1852
• INNES, William & Co. paper makers Leslie
  Levenbank Mill 1848-53
  Mill No 11. Not in Mill lists 1832 or 1860. Manager Thomas Mitchell 1852. Thomson says the mill opened in 1848. It was taken over by Smith Anderson & Co in 1859 after a sequestration and resale and renamed Fettykill.
  Slater 1852; Thomson
• INTELLIGENCER newspaper office Edinburgh
  241 High Street 1841-42
  Edin Dir
• INVERARY BALLADS See Thomas DUNCAN
• INVERNESS HERALD, Proprietors of printers and newspaper printers Inverness
  33 Castle Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• IRELAND, Richard bookseller Edinburgh
  55 South Bridge 1819
  58 South Bridge 1820-23
  59 South Bridge 1824-30
  58 South Bridge 1831-35
  59 South Bridge 1836
  57 South Bridge 1837
  Burgess 28 March 1822. Pigot 1837 gives 59 South Bridge. 'book depot' 1825. The National Library of Scotland has two catalogues of books to be sold at Richard Ireland's Book Depot. Catalogue of a collection of old and new books, now on sale at the price fixed, undated but not before 1829 and Miscellaneous Books with no clue to its date.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837; EdinBurg
• IRELAND, Thomas junior & Co booksellers and stationers Edinburgh
  57 South Bridge 1822-27
  Thomas Ireland junior same address 1828-35
  Burgess and Guild Brother as apprentice to Adam Black bookseller 19 February 1830, apprenticed the same day as from 2 January 1815.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825
• IRONSIDE, George bookseller and stationer Aberdeen
  Upperkirkgate 1800-2
  Shop in the Upperkirkgate once belonging to William Paterson. Bought out stock of William Paterson deceased. Gave up business in 1802 in favour of William Reid.
  Beavan
• IRONSIDE, James bookseller Perth
  Perth 1774
  Twenty sermons by William Wishart senior etc. printed for him by George Johnston at Perth 1774.
  NLS Impr Ind
• IRVINE bookseller Greenock
  Greenock 1780
  Sold Town & Country Almanack 1780.
  NLS Impr Ind
• IRVINE, A. bookbinder Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1663-71
  Beavan quoting Mitchell
• IRVINE, Alexander & Co paper makers Aberdeen
  49 Marischal Street 1825
  Coulter Mill, by Aberdeen, warehouse Marischal Street 1832
  and Peterculter 1837
  Forename from Aberdeen Index. Mill No 9. In the possesion of Arbuthnot & McCombie 1852.
  Pigot 1825; 1837; Thomson
• IRVINE, Alexander and John papermakers Culter
  Culter Mill 1821-29
  Alexander Irvine same address 1829-37
  The Irvines bought the lease of the papermill, formerly that of Lewis Smith, on 28 February 1821. They were merchants and brewers of Aberdeen. On 21 November 1837 Alexander Irvine sold the mill to Thomas McCombie, Richmondhill, Aberdeen and Robert Arbuthnot junior
  Alexander A. Cormack. Our ancient and honourable craft. London, 1933; History of Culter Paper Mills. Culter, 1951.
  IRVINE, Archibald library billiard master and respectable lodgings Bridge of Allan
  Bridge of Allan 1852
  Slater 1852
• IRVINE, James die and stamp cutter Edinburgh
  3 West Register Street 1847-55
  13 West Register Street 1856-70
  16 Thistle Street 1871-77
  Edin Dir
• IRVINE, John printer and newspaper publisher Dundee
  8 Overgate 1852
  Publisher of The Dundee Commercial Journal.
  Slater 1852
• IRVINE [IRVING], John engraver Edinburgh
  Foot of Forrester's Wynd 1793-95
  Cowgate Head 1796-97
  Married Anne daughter of - Crichton shoemaker 7 January 1784. Foot of Libberton Wynd Williamson 1794
  EdinMarr; Edin Dir
• IRVINE, John engraver Edinburgh
  71 St Mary's Wynd 1822-32
  Dickson's Close [118 High Street] 1833-44
  8 Dickson's Close 1845
  Dickson's Close 1846
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1825; 1837; Gray 1833
• IRVINE [IRVING], Matthew merchant and bookseller Langholm
  Langholm 1757-84
  Occasionally sold books.
  NLS Impr Ind
• IRVINE, Robert newspaper office Edinburgh
  of the Scotsman 7 Windmill Street 1832-33
  15 Salisbury Street 1834
  3 Montague Street 1835-36
  17 Archibald Place 1840-41
  17 Buccleugh Place 1842
  18 Buccleuch Street 1843-44
  Not in Edin Dir 1838-39
  Edin Dir
• IRVINE, Samuel bookseller Ayr
  91 High Street 1837
  85 High Street 1852
  Pigot 1837; Slater 1852
• IVER, David bookseller Edinburgh
  Nicolson's Street 1790
  Edin Dir
• IVORY, James engraver and copperplate printer Dundee
  Thomas Ivory 18 High Street 1818-24
  James Ivory same address 1825
  Pigot 1825
• IVORY, Thomas engraver and copperplate printer Dundee and Edinburgh
  18 High-street 1818-24
  James Ivory same address 1825
  11 Nelson Street, Edinburgh 1825
  Mrs Ivory same address 1826
  Son of James Ivory and Margaret Cook; christened at Dundee 8 April 1770; married. Isabella Hackney 18 May 1791. Burgess of Dundee 6 July 1795. Died Edinburgh 21 April 1826
  Dundee 1818; Pigot 1820; Dundee Delin; 1824; Millar p.181; Edin Dir; Johnst3; Millar, A. H. (ed.). Roll of eminent burgesses of Dundee, 1513-1886. Dundee, 1887.
• JACK & GALLIE printers Glasgow
  26 Nelson Street 1815
  Glas Dir
• JACK, Alexander paper maker Denny
  Garvald Mill 1837
  In 1822 it was the property of Thomas Burns and John Muirhead, when it was damaged by fire. Thomas Burns died in 1826, and the Rev. John Burns of Morningside joined John Muirhead. The Rev. John Burns advertised the mill for sale in 1836, and in 1837 it was being operated by Alexander Jack. By 1841 it was no longer a paper mill.
  Pigot 1837; Ewen Jardine. 'The history of paper mills in Central Scotland'. IPH Yearbook vol.7 1988 81-93
• JACK, Andrew engraver and printer Edinburgh
  6 James's Place 1838-39
  2 West Nicolson Street 1840-41
  17 Greenside Place [Street] 1842-44
  Edin Dir
• JACK, Andrew, & Co printers, lithographers and engravers Edinburgh
  Stevenlaw's Close, 134 High Street 1819-28
  Geddes Close 1829-34
  [Andrew Jack] house? 5 Keir Street 1829
  Geddes Close 1830
  [house] 11 Keir Street 1831-32
  233 High Street 1833-35
  Balfour and Jack 36 Niddry Street 1836-43
  Andrew Jack same address 1844-50
  13 Clyde Street 1851-63
  Burgess and Guild Brother as apprentice to Murray and Cochrane printers 26 November 1829. The National Library of Scotland has a specimen book of labels with the firm's name on the cover, which contains invoice heads for the 13 Clyde Street address and describes the firm, among other things, as lithographers & engravers.
  Pigot 1820; EdinBurg; Edin Dir
• JACK, James grocer & librarian Newtyle
  Newtyle 1852
  Slater 1852
• JACK, John bookseller Bo'ness
  Borrowstounness 1777
  Took in subscriptions for The Evangelical Magazine Edinburgh Evening Courant 16 August 1777.
  NLS Impr Ind
• JACK, Robert bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  Next door to the GPO North Bridge St 1797
  Front of the Royal Exchange 1798-1802
  Member of the Edinburgh Bookseller's Society October 1798. 'For many years principal clerk to Mr Hill bookseller'.
  NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir; Sher. Edinburgh Booksellers
• JACKSON & COWAN booksellers Glasgow
  144 Trongate 1825
  Pigot 1825
• JACKSON & ORR booksellers and stationers Glasgow
  144 Trongate 1820
  Glas Dir
• JACKSON, Charles merchant and bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1709-26
  Boscobel: or The compleat history of Charles II. most miraculous preservation, after the Battle of Worcester, 3d September 1651. The fourth edition. Edinburgh: printed by James Watson, for Charles Jackson Merchant. 1709. It ahs a dedication by Charles Jackson to Queen Anne 'The design of my re-printing this book, was upon several accounts; ut chiefly, hat I might have an opportunity of addressing Your Majesty, for relief in an affair of my grand-father's, who was a faithful subject to King Charles the Second, as may be seen by His Majesty's letter. I had the honour to have His Majesty stand my god-father at Pert: also the King in his troubles assumed the name of Jackson.' Will registered 4 May 1726.
  NLS Impr Ind
• JACKSON, D.T. bookseller, publisher and general agent Glasgow
  28 Glassford Street 1847
  Glas Dir
• JACKSON, James bookseller Dundee
  Overgate 1825
  144 Overgate North side 1829-37
  173 Overgate 1846
  Circulating Library Pigot 1837.
  Pigot 1825; Dundee 1829; Pigot 1837; Dundee 1846
• JACKSON, Robert newspaper printer, printer and bookseller Dumfries
  Robert Jackson and William Boyd Dumfries 1773-1777
  Robert Jackson 1777-1810
  Partnership with Boyd ended March 1777. Died 16 December 1810. Succeeded by his son , also Robert Jackson.
  NLS Impr Ind
• JACKSON, Robert printer and bookseller Dumfries
  Dumfries 1811-19
  Dumfries Weekly Journal 82 English Street 1820
  Dumfries 1821-23
  Succeeded his father Robert Jackson. Died 8 January 1824.
  NLS Impr Ind; Pigot 1820
• JACKSON, Robert & Co booksellers Glasgow
  144 Trongate 1823
  35 Glassford Street 1828
  and stationers 66 Argyll Street 1835-37
  Robert Jackson bookseller and stationer, map and sea chart warehouse same address 1840
  5 St Enoch Square 1844-49
  Robert Jackson merchant stationer 144 Trongate Burgess and Guild Brother as younger son to William Jackson maltman 23 July 1823.
  GlasBurg; Glas Dir; Pigot 1837
• JACKSON, Robert & Co bookseller and stationer Glasgow
  66 Argyle Street 1837
  Pigot 1837
• JAFFREY [JAMFRA], George bookbinder, printer and bookseller Edinburgh
  George Jaffrey bookbinder Edinburgh 1694
  printer Edinburgh 1696-1700
  G. Jaffrey and J. Reid junior Edinburgh 1701
  George Jaffrey shop at the Tron Church door 1702
  Printing Office within the head of Peebles Wynd 1703
  Bookshop East corner of the Tron Church 1716
  'George Jaffray bookbinder wife Agnes Weir' Edinburgh Poll Tax Returns 1694. 'In 1696 George Jaffrey set up a small printing-house: it is now extinct.' He printed a broadside Captain Thomas Green's farewell to the Ocean in 1705. A child buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 2 June 1700.
  Watson's History of Printing. Edinburgh, 1713; Aldis 1904; GreyBuri; NLS Impr Ind
• JAFFRAY [JAFFREY, JAMFFRAY, JEFFRIES], James bookseller, bookbinder and stationer Stirling
  Stirling 1733-56
  Together with other chapmen in the burgh and shire, he applied to the Town Council of Stirling on 18 October 1726 for power to elect a Lord Chapman. He had a son, James Jaffrey junior, who married Anne, daughter of Ebenezer Erskine, born 1718. There were no children of this marriage. Will dated 31 December 1756. Apprentices: Robert Banks, son of Robert Banks apprenticed to James Jaffrey bookbinder Stirling 27 January 1742; Alexander Campbell son of Daniel Campbell apprenticed to James Jaffrey stationer Stirling 7 March 1750; James Jaffrey apprenticed to James Jaffrey bookbinder Stirling 1756.
  NLS Impr Ind; StirlingTest; Maxted; Harvey
• JAFFREY, James apprentice bookbinder Stirling
  Stirling 1756
  James Jaffrey apprenticed to his father James Jaffrey bookbinder Stirling 1756. He married Anna, daughter of Ebenezer Erskine, but they had no issue.
  Maxted; Harvey
• JAFFRAY, Robert paper maker Glasgow
  32 Stockwell Street 1819-20
  Agent for Aberdeen Co.
  Pigot 1820; Glas Dir
• JAFFREY, Thomas paper maker Waterton
  Waterton Mill by Aberdeen 1832-36
  Thomas Jaffrey & Sons same address 1852
  Mill No 63. In the possession of William Davidson in 1852.
  Thomson; Slater 1852
• JAFFRAY [JAPHREY], William bookbinder and stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1652-71
  Married Margaret Walker 15 April 1652. Burgess by right of wife Margrett, daughter to James Walker 13 April 1653; buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 13 March 1671; Will registered 30 December 1695 together with that of his relict, Margaret Walker, and Andrew Dunbar, her last husband. Apprentice: Thomas Campbell 24 December 1662.
  EdinMarr; EdinBurg; GreyBuri; EdinTest; EdinPren
• JAMES, Jaques printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1574-75
  Edinburgh 1593
  False imprints on books probably printed in Strassburg by J. Jobin in 1574.
  Aldis 1904; STC
• JAMIESON, Alexander stationer Edinburgh
  138 High Street 1816
  bookseller and stationer same address 1817-18
  6 Bank Street 1819-20
  Edin Dir
• JAMESON, Alexander bookseller Edinburgh
  10 Bank-street 1820
  Probably an error for Alexander Jamieson of 6 Bank Street.
  Pigot 1820
• JAMIESON, Alexander print dealer and stationer Glasgow
  124 The Exchange 1787-89
  Glas Dir
• JAMIESON, Andrew stationer Lerwick
  111 Commercial Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• JAMESON, Colin apprentice bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1799
  Son of the Reverend Dr John Jameson, apprenticed to William Creech bookseller for 5 years 28 November 1799.
  EdinPren
• JAMESON, George printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1633
  Burgess and Guild Brother by Act of Council 28 August 1633.
  EdinBurg
• JAMIESON, George printer Edinburgh
  28 Carnegie Street 1837
  Gray 1837
• JAMIESON, James bookseller Ayr
  Sand-gate, 1820
  and circulating library Main Street 1825
  Pigot 1820; 1825
• JAMIESON, John looking glass maker and publisher Glasgow
  In the head of the Gallowgate 1748
  Looking Glass Maker, Published The Criterion.
  NLS Impr Ind
• JAMIESON, Matthew M. bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  43 Frederick Street 1829-31
  The National Library of Scotland has a Catalogue of the stock of plain aaaand fancy stationary and books, the property of the late M.M.Jamieson, bookseller and stationer, to be sold in Mr Jamieson's shop by John Carfrae & Son 16 March 1832.
  Edin Dir
• JAMIESON, Robert bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1771-78
  Married Isobel daughter of deceast Alexander Jamison shipmaster in Alloa 8 December 1771.
  EdinMarr; Bush.3
• JAMIESON, Robert bookseller Edinburgh
  Opposite Old Bank Close Lawnmarket 1774
  West side Parliament Square 1777-84
  NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir
• JAMESON, Robert bookseller and stationer Edinburgh
  South Bridge Street 45 West side 1790
  Late of the Strand, London Edinburgh Evening Courant 23 January 1790
  NLS Impr Ind
• JAMESON, Thomas engraver, copperplate printer and printseller Aberdeen
  Aberdeen 1773
  Beavan
• JAMFFRAY See JAFFRAY
• JARDINE and CO printers Edinburgh
  Forrester's Wynd 1799-1803
  Alexander Jardine same address Denovan's 1804
  Edin Dir
• JARDINE, Alexander printer and bookseller Edinburgh
  Back of Gavin Loch's Land Forrester's Wynd 1799-1804
  Daughter Margaret married Alexander Gordon Whitehead printer 2 June 1795. Edinburgh Directory has Jardine & Co.
  EdinMarr; NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir
• JARDINE, Alexander fancy printer Edinburgh
  118 Fountainbridge 1824
  New Dir.
  Edin Dir
• JARDINE, John bookseller Cupar in Angus
  The Cross 1837
  Pigot 1837
• JARDINE, John journeyman printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1765-1800
  Married Janet daughter to John Goldie shoemaker in Selkrig 3 March 1765. Daughter Isabella married John Walker printer 17 May 1800.
  EdinMarr
• JARVIE [JERVIE], Matthew printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1756-60
  Mr Jarvie Without the Cowgate Port 1761
  Burgess as apprentice to Robert Fleming, printer 28 July 1756. In subscription list for Thomas Boston's Sermons, 1756. 'To be let a convenient dwelling-house ... presently possest by' Edinburgh Evening Courant 25 February 1761. Admitted to Sanctuary for debt at Holyroodhouse January 1762.
  EdinBurg; NLS Impr Ind; Cadell
• JEANS, Robert printer and newspaper publisher Elgin
  103 High Street 1852
  Publisher of The Elgin Courier.
  Slater 1852
• JEFFERY, Charles bookseller Falkirk
  High Street 1837
  81 High Street 1852
  Pigot 1837; Slater 1852
• JEFFREY, Joseph newspaper office Edinburgh
  of Northern Reporter office 74 West Newington 1826
  Edin Dir
• JEFFREY, Robert engraver and printer Edinburgh
  North Bridge, entry by Halkerston's Wynd, 163 High Street 1824-25
  5 Milne's Square 1826-27
  125 High Street 1828-30
  6 Milne Square 1831-35
  7 Milne Square 1836
  22 Hanover Street 1837-39
  23 Hanover Street 1840
  3 Hanover Street 1841
  2 Rose court 1842-45
  2 North St David's Street 1846
  13 Frederick Street 1847-48
  72 Northumberland Street 1849-54
  116 Rose Street 1855-61
  127 Rose Lane 1862
  135 Rose Lane 1863
  Entered twice in 1833, once as R. but at same address.
  EdinDir; Pigot 1825; 1837
• JEFFRIES See JAFFRAY
• JENKINS, John papermaker Colinton
  West Mill 1844-45
  John Hogg had West Mills in 1843.
  Edin Dir
• JENKINS, John papermaker Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1795
  Married Mary daughter of deceased John Smith labourer at Pennycuick 4 April 1795.
  EdinMarr
• JENKINS, John engraver Portobello
  High Street 1834-35
  Wester Duddingston 1836
  Gray 1834; 1835; Edin Dir
• JENKINS, Peter bookseller Glasgow
  William and Peter Jenkins 3 Saltmarket 1815-20
  Peter Jenkins 5 Saltmarket Street 1825
  11 Saltmarket 1828
  Pigot 1825; Glas Dir
• JENKINS, William bookbinder Glasgow
  Salt-market 1820
  Pigot 1820
• JENKINS, William bookseller Glasgow
  William and Peter Jenkins 3 Saltmarket 1815-20
  William Jenkins 602 Argyle Street & 16 Saltmarket Street 1825
  62 Nelson Street 1828
  Pigot 1825; Glas Dir
• JENKINS, William & Peter booksellers Glasgow
  3 Salt-market 1820
  Pigot 1820
• JENKS, Benjamin bookseller Glasgow
  87 Salt-market 1815-20
  Agent to Bungay Co.
  Pigot 1820
• JERDAN, David bookseller and printer Dalkeith
  South Street 1848-59
  29 South Street 1860-66
  and publisher of the Dalkeith Herald and Advertiser 1867-68
  100 1/2 High Street 1869-81
  Edin Dir; Slater 1852
• JERDAN, George newspaper printer and Writer to the Signet Kelso
  Kelso Mail Bridge Street 1825
  Belmont Place 1844
  Secretary of the Border Agricultural Society 1813-1844, and publisher of The Kelso Mail. He had a disagreement with Alexander Peterkin of The Kelso Chronicle in July 1833, as a result of Peterkin demanding to know the author of an article in The Kelso Mail signed Z, which generated much heat, and an exchange of pamphlets which are in The National Library of Scotland.
  Pigot 1825
• JERVEY [JERVIE], Matthew printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1756-57
  In subscription list of Thomas Boston's Sermons, 1756. Married Lucy daughter of deceast Andrew Johnston druggist 1 May 1757.
  EdinMarr
• JESSIMAN, James bookbinder Aberdeen
  36 Park Street 1834
  Virginia Street 1836
  Aberdeen 1837
  Beavan
• JOHNS, Thomas printseller Edinburgh
  Niddry's Wynd 1782
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSON and ANDERSON copper and music plate engravers and printers Edinburgh
  Johnston & Co Head Lady Stair's Close 1793-97
  James Johnston, same address 1799-1804
  James Johnson, Lawnmarket 1805-10
  Johnson & Anderson 475 Lawnmarket 1811
  North Gray's Close 1812-14
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTONE [John], BALLANTYNE [John A.] & Co printers Edinburgh
  104 High Street 1848-49
  Johnstone & Hunter same address 1850-56
  Johnstone, Hunter & Co publishers 2 Melbourne Place 1857-70
  Phoenix Buildings 4 Melbourne Place 1871-86
  1 India Buildings 1887-96
  54 London Street 1897
  John Johnstone was also a bookseller at 15 Princes Street 1848 (see also under that heading)
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON & CAMPBELL lithographers and engravers Glasgow
  16 Queen Street 1843
  Walter Campbell same address 1844-51
  Walter Campbell & Co same address 1852
  Schenck
• JOHNSON [JOHNSTON] & FAIRLY printers Edinburgh
  15 Horse Wynd 1841-44
  Miller & Fairly 11 Horse Wynd 1845-60
  12 Horse Wynd 1861-63
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON [Neil] and GLASS [John] printer Edinburgh
  Johnston and Glass Anchor Close, [243] High Street 1819
  Neil Johnston same address 1820-28
  Mrs Neil Johnston same address 1829
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1820
• JOHNSTONE [John] & HUNTER [Robert] printers and bookbinders Edinburgh
  15 Princes Street and 104 High Street 1850-51
  104 High Street 1852-56
  Johnstone, Hunter & Co publishers 2 Melbourne Place 1857-70
  Phoenix Buildings 4 Melbourne Place 1871-86
  1 India Buildings 1887-96
  54 London Street 1897
  Earlier John Johnstone printer, then Johnstone, Ballantyne & Co 1848-49. Depository Free Church publication scheme 1846-1850
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, Mrs general merchant and bookseller Lockerby
  Lockerbie 1821-25
  'Good; a General Merchant' Oliver and Boyd Travellers Logbook NLS Acc.5000/78. Janet Johnston Grocer, Spirit Dealer and Stamp Office Pigot 1821. She has added Hardware Dealer Pigot 1825; there is a Margaret Johnston vintner Townhead in 1837.
  Bell; Pigot 1821; 1825; 1837
• JOHNSTON, A. stationer Edinburgh
  of Wm Cadell & Co 25 Lothian Street 1836
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, Alexander book agent, bookseller, stationer and bookbinder Aberdeen
  3 Blackfriars Street 1824-25
  Alexander Johnston & Co 19 Gallowgate 1829
  Alexander Johnston 2 Gaelic Lane 1831
  Charlotte Street 1832-37
  Aberdeen 1838-42
  Beavan; Pigot 1825; 1837
• JOHNSTON, Alexander ironmonger Edinburgh
  Grassmarket 1805-10
  110 West Bow 1811-12
  Sold copies of The story of Hardy the soldier Edinburgh: printed by A. and J. Aikman, [1815?]. A bookseller and a baker appear in the same imprint!
  Chapbook Printers
• JOHNSTON, Alexander Keith engraver Edinburgh
  Mayfield Cottage 1831
  10 Duncan Street, Newington 1832-35
  8 Frederick Street 1836-37
  7 South Charlotte Street 1838-40
  20 Great Stuart Street 1841-43
  8 Lauriston Lane 1844-45
  Geographer to the Queen same address 1846-53
  March Hall Park, Dalkeith Road 1854-69
  16 Grosvenor Crescent 1870
  The fourth son of Andrew Johnston and Isabel, daughter of Archibald Keith of Newbattle. Born at Kirkhill, Penicuik 28 December 1804. Educated at Edinburgh High School and Edinburgh University. Apprenticed to James Kirkwood & Sons engravers in 1820. Partner with his brother William in W. & A.K. Johnston 1826. He married Margaret daughter of Robert Gray of Edinburgh 3 August 1837, and had a large family. Appointed Geographer to the Queen for Scotland; and made an LL.D. of Edinburgh University in 1865.Died 9 July 1871 in Yorkshire.
  Edin Dir; DNB; In Memoriam A. Keith Johnston. Edinburgh, 1873.
• JOHNSTON, Andrew china, glass and paper warehouse Edinburgh
  159 Cowgate 1815-19
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, Andrew printer & newspaper publisher Kelso
  Bowmont Street 1852
  Publisher of The Kelso Chronicle
  Slater 1852
• JOHNSTON, Andrew N. engraver Edinburgh
  25 Buccleuch Place 1836
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, Archibald printer, bookseller and newspaper printer Falkirk
  Falkirk 1831-36
  High Street 1837-52
  and subscription library same address 1852
  Herald-Office Close, 115 High Street Slater 1852-67
  Son of Thomas Johnston. He inherited his father's printing and publishing business in January 1831, and like his father published chapbooks, mostly undated. In 1846 he took over the local newspaper The Falkirk Herald. He died 18 June 1877, aged 67.
  Pigot 1837; Slater 1852; Jubilee of the Falkirk Herald, 1846-1896. Falkirk, 1896.
• JOHNSTON, Charles & Co booksellers Glasgow
  163 Trongate 1818-1819
  37 Trongate 1820
  Glas Dir; Pigot 1820
• JOHNSTONE, Ebenezer printer, bookseller and stationer Stirling
  Vennel Close, 38 Baker Street 1831-43
  20-22 Murray Place Slater 1843-60
  Ebenezer Johnstone was born in 1789, son of George Johnstone, wool manufacturer in Galashields. He was a private in the Forfarshire Militia at the battle of Waterloo. When he was discharged he settled in Stirling and ran a school. In 1831, he bought the bookselling and printing business of William Macnie, who in turn had bought that of the Randall's. Admitted a Burgess of Stirling 7 November 1833, he was elected to the Town Council, but lost his seat in 1840. He published only a handful of chapbooks, perhaps because he started the Stirling Observer, the first number of which appeared 15 September 1836. It was a Liberal and Free Church paper. Johnstone was his own editor. A James Fraser claimed to have locked up the first issue of the paper. Ebenezer Johnstone retired 1 November 1860 and died 25 October 1864, aged 75.
  Stirling Observer Press: Ninety years progress 1836-1926. Stirling, 1926. Local Notes and Queries reprinted from The Stirling Observer. Stirling, 1886; Harvey
• JOHNSTONE, George printer Aberdeen, Perth, Montrose and Kirkcaldy
  Aberdeen 1769
  Perth 1770-1775
  Foot of the Shoe-Gate 1771
  Montrose 1784
  Kirkcaldy 1794
  'Geo Johnstone was first printer in Perth 1770...Same Geo. Johnstone was first in Montrose 1780 or thereabout', Letter from Thomas Colville NLS Adv.MS.81.9.7 f.168
  NLS Impr Ind; Campbell Kirkcaldy
• JOHNSTONE, George bookseller & printer Duns
  Murray Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• JOHNSTON, H.journeyman printer Edinburgh
  C. Stewart's printing-house 1808
  To the public. The Journeymen in Mr Stewart's Printing Office feel themself under the necessity of replying to the following paragraph, page 17, of Mr Roberton's last defence.
• JOHNSTONE, J. printer Edinburgh
  19 St James Square 1833-34
  Laverockbank 1835
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, J. & Co. wholesale china, paper and rag warehouse Edinburgh
  81 St Andrew Street 1838
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTONE, J[ames] & J[ohn] engravers and copperplate printers Edinburgh
  James Johnstone 396 Castlehill 1824
  J. & J. Johnstone 134 High Street 1825-28
  20 North Bridge 1829-31
  James Johnstone same address 1832
  John Johnstone same address 1833-34
  James Johnstone married Charlotte Grant in Edinburgh 2 July 1791. He died in Edinburgh, February 1833. His partner John Johnstone died in Edinburgh 17 May 1860.
  Edin Dir; Johnst3
• JOHNSTON, James bookseller and stationer Aberdeen
  Union Street, 3rd door East from Broad Street 1821-22
  Projected circulating library on religious and moral themes Aberdeen Journal 5 December 1821; project abandoned 1822.
  Beavan
• JOHNSTON, James bookseller & bookbinder Bathgate
  Jarvey Street 1852
  Slater 1852
• JOHNSON [JOHNSTONE, JOHNSTON], James engraver Edinburgh
  Reoch's Land, Cowgate 1775-80
  Luckenbooths 1782-90
  Johnston & Co engraver and music seller Head Lady Stair's Close 1793-97
  James Johnston, same address 1799-1804
  James Johnson, Lawnmarket 1805-10
  Widow of James Johnson & John Anderson 475 Lawnmarket 1811
  North Gray's Close 1812-14
  Burns's Johnson, publisher of The Scots Musical Museum 1787-1803. The first volume gives his address as Bell's Wynd. The son of Charles Johnson, he was born in Ettrick Valley in 1753; apprenticed to James Reid. The first to introduce the engraving of music on pewter plates into Edinburgh. Burgess 5 October 1786. He died 26 February 1811. Apprentice: John Petrie Burgess 11 May 1797. There were two engravers called James Johns[t]on in Edinburgh in 1786, the Burgess could be the other, in which case the apprentice would be his. It seems unlikely but it is possible.
  DNB; Edin Dir; Williamson 1794; EdinBurg; EdinPren; Johnst3
• JOHNSTON, James engraver Edinburgh
  Foot of Old Fishmarket Close 1784-86
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, James engraver Edinburgh
  Head of Warriston's Close 1793-97
  Head of Stamp Office Close 1799
  Married Charlotte daughter of deceased Lauchlan Grant writer 2 July 1791.
  EdinMarr; Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, James engraver Edinburgh
  227 High-street 1820
  James Johnstone burgess in right of father John Johnstone draper 18 June 1828.
  EdinBurg; Pigot 1820
• JOHNSTONE, James engraver and copperplate printer Edinburgh
  396 Castlehill 1824
  J. & J. Johnstone 134 High Street 1825-28
  20 North Bridge 1829-31
  John Johnstone same address 1832-34
  94 South Bridge 1835-37
  396 Bank Street New Dir 1824.
  James Johnstone married Charlotte Grant in Edinburgh 2 July 1791. He died in Edinburgh, February 1833.
  Edin Dir; Gray 1837; Johnst3
• JOHNSTON, James & Son printers Edinburgh
  Strichen's Close 1826
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTONE, James papermaker Loanhead
  manager Springfield Paper Mill 1847-51
  Foreman 1851.
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, John bookseller Coldstream
  Coldstream 1825
  'Consequential & troublesome. More a whisky merchant than a Bibliopole. Hitherto has paid well. Oliver and Boyd Travellers Logbook. NLS Acc.5000/78.
  Pigot 1825; Bell
• JOHNSTON, John bookseller and circulating library Dumfries
  33 High Street 1820-25
  High Street 1837
  No mention of circulating library Pigot 1837. 'Good; Considered Good by O&B (fond of a long date)' R. Johnston of Carlisle was his brother Oliver and Boyd Travellers Logbook NLS Acc.5000/78
  Pigot 1820; 1825; 1837; Bell
• JOHNSTOUN, John bookbinder Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1677-1709?
  Married Marion Bell 22 November 1677. Burgess as son to umquhile John Johnstoun skinner 30 January 1678. His son Archibald buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 6 October 1683.
  EdinMarr; EdinBurg; GreyBuri; Bush.3
• JOHNSTON, John stationer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1692
  His daughter Isabel buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 24 February 1700; other child 22 May 1691; 23 October 1692. John Johnstone was buried in Greyfriars Churchyard 21 October 1692. Will registered 13 January 1693. Bann.Misc.ii, 296.
  GreyBuri; Aldis 1904
• JOHNSTON, John bookseller Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1750-62
  Nephew to Thomas Moffat, tanner in Moffat, apprenticed to Gavin Hamilton John Balfour and Patrick M'Neil printers 23 May 1750. An edition of Flavel's Works was printed for J. Johnston in Edinburgh 1762.
  EdinPren; NLS Impr Ind
• JOHNSTON, John apprentice printer Edinburgh
  Edinburgh 1760
  Son of Alexander Johnston, at Grangegateside, apprenticed to David Gray printer for 5 years 27 August 1760.
  EdinPren
• JOHNSTON, John engraver Edinburgh
  Luckenbooths 1794-95
  Opposite Head of Burnet's Close 1796-97
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTONE, John printer Edinburgh
  Office of Scots Chronicle Murdoch's Close, High Street 1796
  [Foot of] Strichen's Close 1803-11
  Strichen's Close, 104 High Street 1812-23
  John Johnstone & Son same address 1824
  Buchanan's Court 1825
  printing office Strichen's Close [104 High Street] 1826-40
  printer, publisher, and bookbinder 2 Hunter Square 1837-39
  bookseller same address 1840
  printer, publisher, and bookbinder 2 Hunter Square and 104 High Street 1841
  2 & 4 Hunter Square and 104 High Street 1842-47
  bookseller 2 Hunter Square 1845
  bookseller 15 Princes Street 1846-49
  Johnstone, Ballantyne & Co 104 High Street 1848-49
  Johnstone & Hunter same address 1850-56
  2 Melbourne Place 1857-70
  4 Melbourne Place 1871-86
  1 India Buildings 1887-96
  54 London Street 1897
  'Foot of' Denovan's 1804; Johnson 1809-10; publisher 15 Princes Street 1850. Depository of Free Church publication scheme 1846-50.; Married Miss Marion daughter of William Scotland merchant 7 December 1796. Burgess and Guild Brother in right of wife Marion, daughter of William Scotland merchant 26 February 1809; 'Buchanan's Court' Edin Dir 1825, '18 James Square' 1827-30; John Johnstone printer Burgess and Guild Brother in right of father John Johnston printer 31 January 1837. Apprentice: Daniel MacGregor Burgess and Guild Brother 2 December 1829.
  NLS Impr Ind; Edin Dir; EdinMarr; EdinBurg; Pigot 1820; 1825
• JOHNSTON, John engraver Edinburgh
  Opposite Head of Burnet's Close 1797
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTON, John engraver Edinburgh
  Head of Foulis' Close 1805-10
  227 High Street 1811-20
  Mrs John Johnston same address 1821
  Edin Dir
• JOHNSTONE, John printer Edinburgh
  18 James's Square 1827-30
  19 St James Square 1831-34
  Laverockbank 1835-36
  Esq same address 1837
  Chronicle 1833
  Edin Dir; Gray 1833
• JOHNSTONE, John engraver Edinburgh
  James Johnstone 396 Castlehill 1824
  J. & J. Johnstone 134 High Street 1825-28
  20 North Bridge 1829-31
  170 High Street 1832-33
  20 North Bridge 1834
  94 South Bridge 1835-41
  27 Hanover Street 1842
  18 Frederick Street 1843
  engraver, printer and lithographer 10 Hanover Street 1844-46
  7 Park Street 1847-69
  Died. 17 May1860.
  Edin Dir; Pigot 1837
• JOHNSTONE, John printer, publisher, and bookbinder Edinburgh
  104 High Street 1834-35
  2 Hunter Square 1837-39
  bookseller same address 1840
  printer, publisher, and bookbinder 2 Hunter Square and 104 High Street 1841
  2 & 4 Hunter Square and 104 High Street 1842-44
  bookseller 2 Hunter Square 1845
  15 Princes Street 1846-49
  Johnstone [John] and Hunter [Robert] 15 Princes Street and 104 High Street 1850-51
  104 High Street 1852-56
  Three-page printed catalogue of works published by John Johnstone Edin Dir 1848; This is also the John Johnstone of Johnstone & Ballantyne 1848-49.
  Gray 1834; 1835; Edin Dir