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Southwark St Saviour pub history index
The address is given as 76 Ewer Street in 1851 and earlier, prior to street renumbering. The name is also sometimes listed as Two Brewers. *
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in Southwark St Saviour, Surrey, London.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]The following entries are in this format:
1822/James Johnson/[Two Brewers]/../../Victuallers Recognizance *
1825/Arthur Cates/[Two Brewers]/../../Victuallers Recognizance *
1826/Arthur Cates/[Two Brewers]/../../Victuallers Recognizance *
1841/Edward Griffiths/[Two Brothers]/../../Post Office Directory *
1843/Edward Griffiths/[Two Brewers]/../../Post Office Directory *
1848/Edward Griffiths/[Two Brewers]/../../Post Office Directory *
The Era 26 September 1847 - license transfers:
The Two Brewers, Ewer street, to Elizabeth Griffiths, widow and administratrix of Edward Griffiths
1851/Mrs E. Griffiths/[Two Brewers]/../../Post Office Directory *
1856/Charles Paternoster/[Two Brothers]/../../Post Office Directory *
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