Shoreditch index
The Dolphin has finally closed its doors by August 1863 at a clearance sale of all the contents, prior to being demolished by the North London Railway Company
A listing of historical public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Shoreditch, East London.
Residents at this address.
1819/John Hussey / Victualler /../../Sun Fire Office records, held at London Metropolitan Archives **
1820/Richard Jones / Victualler /../../Sun Fire Office records, held at London Metropolitan Archives **
1838/George Simpson / Former Victualler /../../London Gazette, 5 January 1838 **
1839/Edmund Crisp/../../../PigotsDirectory
1841/C Furnivall/../../../Post Office Directory
1842/Chas. Furnivall/../../../Robson’s Directory **
1843/Charles Furnivall/../../../Kellys Directory
1848/Charles Furnivall/../../../Post Office Directory
November 1849/John Johnson/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
November 1849/Richard Hollyman/Incoming Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
Richard Hollyman was born about 1800, and married to Sarah Miles in 1829 . Prior to the Dolphin, Richard was licensee at the
Princess Royal around the 1841 census, and also highly likely to have been at the Harrow, in
Stratford mid-time. They had seven sons who were all licensed victuallers or working at public houses at some stage in their lives. Richard died aged 54, on the 3rd August 1854 at
16 Long Alley, Shoreditch; and his wife Sarah continued running pubs for many years. Their sons were Thomas born in 1830,
William born in 1831, Richard born in
1834, Henry born in 1838,
Alfred born in 1842, Robert born in 1845 and Joseph born about
1850.
1851/Richard Hollyman/../../../Kellys Directory
1851/Richard Hollyman/Victualler/51/Bierton, Buckinghamshire/Census
1851/Sarah Hollyman/Wife/45/Sussex/Census
1851/Henry Hollyman/Son/13/Shoreditch, Middlesex/Census
1851/Alfred Hollyman/Son/9/Shoreditch, Middlesex/Census
1851/Robt Hollyman/Son/6/Newington, Surrey/Census
1851/Joseph Hollyman/Son/5 months/Shoreditch, Middlesex/Census
1851/James Rice/General Servant/28/Tiverton, Devon/Census
1851/Withame Meelde/Visitor, Sawyer/50/../Census
1851/William Davis/Lodger, Dock Labourer/60/Shoreditch, Middlesex/Census
1852/Richard Hollyman/../../../Watkins Directory **
Richard died aged 54, on the 3rd August 1854 at 16 Long Alley, Shoreditch. His widow Sarah continues to run the pub until at least 1861.
November 1854/Sarah Hollyman, administratrix of Richard Hollyman, last occupier/Incoming Licensee/../../Era Newspaper
1856/Mrs Sarah Hollyman/../../../Post Office Directory
1861/Sarah Holyman/Licensed Victualler, Widow/54/Sussex/Census
1861/William Holyman/Son, Assistant/27/Middlesex/Census
1861/Henry Holyman/Son, Assistant/23/Middlesex/Census
1861/Robert Holyman/Son, Assistant/16/Middlesex/Census
1861/Joseph Holyman/Son/13/Middlesex/Census
Morning Advertiser 26 August 1863 :
Sales by Auction
North London Railway Company
Messrs Self, son and Hill have received instructions from Mr Hollyman in consequence of the premises being required by the North London Railway Company, to sell by auction, on the Premises, the Dolphin Public house, Long alley, Moorfields, THIS DAY, August 26 at 12, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HOUSE and TRADE FIXTURES and FITTINGS, comprising feather beds and bedding, French and other bedsteads, chests of drawers, basin stands and dressing tables, dressing glasses, mahogany drinking tables, Windsor chairs, metal top counter, beer engine, casks, pipes, gas fittings, china, glass, beer and spirit measures, stoves, ranges, kitchen requisites, and miscellaneous
effects. May be viewed, and Catalogues had, and of the Auctioneers, 24 City road.
Sarah Hollyman is at the Greyhound, Henrietta Street by October 1863, and then the Eight Bells,
Church Street (Mare Street)..
[By 1871, Sarah Hollyman and son William are living at Zante Lodge, Seven Sisters Road, Islington.
1871/Sarah Hollyman/Mother, Widow/65/Sussex/Census
1871/William Hollyman/Son/39/Finsbury/Census]
Sarah Hollyman is buried the 16th February 1874, aged 68 years and living at 111 Sussex Road, Holloway.
** Provided By Stephen Harris
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