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Southwark St Saviour pub history index
The Borough High street starts in Southwark St Saviour and then winds into Southwark St George
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St Saviour, Surrey, London. The Southwark St Saviour, Surrey , London listing uses information from census, Trade Directories and History to add licensees, bar staff, Lodgers and Visitors.
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| Borough High street, Southwark 1842 St Thomas Hospital 42 Eagleton and Glover, tailors 44 Jones and Armstrong, hop merchants 45 Rich Hurst, ironmonger 46 Jenkins Jones, eating house keeper 47 John Wells, butcher 48 Clutton and Co, solicitors 49 W H Taylor, quill merchant 50 Newson and Son, tea dealers 52 A C and T Steel, linen drapers 53 J and E Monnier, hosiers 54 Aaron Carter, Kings Head Inn Thomas Fridd, hop merchant W Mellersh, hop and seed merchant Jno Pinder, hop and seed factor 55 Obadiah Blackham, bootmaker 56 Jno Rogers, engraver 57 Fred Simpson, hardwareman 58 Tyers and Co, pickle warehouse 59 David Watson, snuff manufacturer 60 Jno Sharp, trunk maker 61 & 62 J Lunham & Co, cheesemongers R Gosbey, White Hart 61 H Gander, White Hart booking office Jas Webb, Staffordshire warehouse 63 Henry Hewitt, hosier 64 Joseph Bourton, harness maker 65 James Eades, chemist 66 John Kleyser, importer of clocks 67 J Jackson, hop and seed merchant Fred Cowell, wine merchant 68 Anthony Law, silversmith 69 J Atkinson, hop factor 70 F Scholefield, George Inn Charles Dawson, boot and shoe manufacturer Isaac Beeman, hop and seed factor 71 R Hill and Son, booksellers and wholesale stationers 72 Russell and Co, tea dealers 73 Robert Tiffin, tobacconist 74 John Denyer, tailor and draper John Fulljames, Talbot Inn Harding & Bull, wholesale tobacconists John Paice, carman John Goble, hop factor Hugh Morgan, hop merchant Benjamin Stanbury, booking office Thomas Moore, carrier and booking office Rich Evans, furrier 77 Fred Pike, tallow chandler William Pratt, ham dealer 78 Sarah Cox, hatter 79 William Lee, confectioner 80 Slee & Co, pr of cervisia anglicana 81 I J and G Ellis, hop and seed merchants 82 C Humble, hop merchant 82 Russell and Mackenzie, solicitors 83 William Willmott, chemist 84 M Hughes, Queens Head Inn Excise Office W Morgan, hop merchant George Weston, hop merchant W Cordingley, hop and seed merchant H Tabrum, hop and seed merchant George Wickens, carrier & booking office 85 Blacket and Tomkins, tailors 86 H Clarke, seedsman A G Jones, Three Tuns Tavern W Smith, hop and seed merchant J Chittenden, hop and malt factor 88 James Wood, cheesemonger 89 W Hickman, goldsmith 90 W and T Oldaker, hop merchants 91 Charles Harris, tea dealer 93 George Pike, wine and spirit merchant 93 The Grapes 94 R C Woolloton, hop merchant 94 Jno Stutter, hop merchant T G Chittenden, hop factor 95 Pole and maynard, silk mercers 97 Jno Brelsford, Spur Inn James Drewett, booking office George Bevis, coach proprietor 97 J wilson, hop factor 97 C Huggett, coach proprietor 98 C Ambrose, booking office 99 W McGillivray, hosier 100 George davis, Saddler Nash Selmes & Curtis, hop factors Mary Harris, Nags Head Inn J Harris, booking office 101 William Jarvis, upholsterer 102 Woollacott, boot and shoe maker 103 H Haddick, stationer 104 Henry Cox, wholesale druggist 105 Warter and Sons, cheesemongers 106 Brooks & Wightwick, linen drapers 107 George Field, oilman 111 George turner, baker 112 E Gladwell, furnishing ironmonger 113 Harrington and Lucas, tea dealers 117 Isaac Putley, cutler 115 & 116 J and W Roberts, tobacco manufacturers 117 William Hughes, jeweller 118 Rich Bale, King on Horseback Gainsford & Goode, silk mercers 120 John Hubbard, hop merchant 121 Jno James Batsford, comb maker 122 Robert Thomas, boot maker 123 F Knight, snuff manufacturer London & Richmond STM PK Off, Frederick Knight, sec 124 Mary Wolard, fruiterer 125 George Colegate, silversmith & jeweller 126 James Mantle, Blue Maid 127 Robert Masterman, surgeon 128 S Abrahams, tea dealer 129 George Bush Hair, watch maker 130 J Lisenden, pork butcher 132 James Sparks, Half Moon Inn 123 Muggeridge & Co, hop factors 133 Samuel Tring, hosier 134 John Parrott, wholesale confectioner 135 Thomas Dummelow, oliman 137 John Pell, manufacturer of tobacco 136 Thomas S Cowell, tea dealer 139 L Clarke, baker 140 Thomas Olney, haberdasher 141 C Pink, White Horse & Half Moon 142 William Gilpin, woollen draper |
Borough High street, Southwark 1842 Laytons buildings Sterry & Latchmore, drysalters Thomas Verren, tailor R Freeman, bricklayer J and R Hesketh, hop factors Young and Son, backmakers 145 J Adderley, boot and shoe warehouse 146 Dan Taylor, wine merchant 147 Palmer & Co, woollen warehousemen 148 & 148 Hicks & Sons, Ironmongers 150 Marshalsea Prison 151 Luke Winton, Crown 152 John Purdue, cheesemonger 153 John Cumner, linen draper 154 W H Varden, stationer 155 G E B & W Walmsley, pawnbrokers 156 Sterry and Sons, oilmen 158 H and A Pigeon, distillers 159 George Odling, surgeon 160Greasley & Co, woollen drapers 161 Henry Yearwood, Dun Horse 163 Rich Mitchell, livery stables 164 H and Charles Gold, grocers 165 Martyr and Moses, ironmongers 168 Thomas Marchant, pawnbroker 168 1/2 G W Dean, clothier 169 Ann Dean, straw hat maker 170 & 171 W Bennett & Son, wholesale drapers 172 Thomas Mallett, baker 173 William H Jones, currier 174 Thornton and Sons, undetakers 175 George C Cross, linen draper 177 Samuel N Horner, Grapes 178 Reeve & Featon, silk mercers & drapers 179 Higgs & George, wholesale ironmongers 180 George Izod, tea dealer 181 George Packwood, boot warehouse 183 W Pratt, ham and beef shop 184 George Putley, butcher B Webb, cheesemonger Carter Wenn, coffee house 188 James Baylis, corn chandler 189 Les Dames Chevalier, milliner 190 Dan Birt, linen draper G Vidler, Catherine Wheel Inn J Polden jun, booking office 194 Jno Mannering, hosier & hatter 197 John Sarl, salesman 198 P Hyams, paper hanger 199 Patrick & Son, coffin furniture maker 200 Hannah Fielder, Red Cross 201 E Lowes, hop factor and merchant James Hussell, importer of rushes 201 R Shaw, linen draper 202 Judah Jacobs, tailor & clothier 203 Thomas Perry, confectioner 204 George Bailey, trimming seller 205 James Smith, tea dealer 206 W Withers, Bull 207 William Henry Brown, eating house 208 Eneas Mackenzie, bookseller 209 James Freeman, cheesemonger 210 John Sarle, tailor and draper 211 Charles Gazelee, surgeon 212 James Hall, farrier S Ling, linen draper 216 Lings & Son, cheesemongers 218 Edw Ewin, carpet warehouse 221 Cooper 7 Co, wolesale ironmongers 222 Palmer and Co, bruch makers 223 William Parker, pork butcher 224 Jos Oliver, grocer 225 Jane Shaw, biscuit baker 226 John Sowerby, hair dresser 227 C Russell, hop and seed factor 228 I Pike, hop merchant 231 Hicks, Baylis & Hicks, wholesale grocers Maidstone buildings Doggett & Harryman, hop factors 232 John Jones, fishmonger 233 & 234 Brocksopp & Co, tea dealers 235 T Pierpont, Black Horse & Crown 236 B D Jackson, stationer 237 J Horns, hosier 238 W Smith & Co, scalemakers 239 E Towill, boot and shoe maker Henry Simmonds, hop factor 240 Thomas Shaw, linen draper Calverts buildings Hicks Magnus & Jno, drysalters Richards, Evans & Co, hop merchants Thomas Carter, hop factor John Rhodes, hop Merchant William Messer, hop factor D Bushell, hop factor John Harrison, hop factor 241 Barlow and Gill, hop factors 242 W Dodson, brush maker 243 William Lush, retailer of beer 244 Rich Woolven, butcher 245 Charles Throssell, coffee roms 246 R T Mills & Co, hop & seed factors Town Hall 247 T D Evans, hop and seed merchant 247 Robert Pattenden, hop factor 253 Jane Deverell, milliner 253 B Lawley, watch manufacturer 254 Constable & Finden, druggists 254 William Johnson, chemist 255 T G Bright, tailor 256 Michael cappel, tobacconist 259 Iden Goble, hop factor 259 James Bowdon, trunk maker 260 D Dobson, poulterer 261 Thomas Worton, Red Lion 262 Russell & Co, hop and seed factors 263 Joel Hearder, boot & shoe mag 264 John Brewer, brush manufacturer 264 J Harding and Son, gun manufacturers 265 Samuel Breckels, upholsterer 266 Thomas Mills, tailor 266 W Algood, button maker 266 George Cremer, boot maker 267 Joseph Beard, biscuit baker 267 Francis Coleman, hatter 268 John Day, solicitor 268 Robert Jones, tead dealer & grocer |
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