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This house stood on the north side of Knightsbridge, just east of the barracks, on the corner of Mills’ Buildings. It was built as a private house by Ralph Mills in 1777, and became a pub in the early 1800s. It was rebuilt in 1894 and closed in the early 1930s when it was converted into two shops with offices and flats above. The address was originally 28 High Row, but became 21 High Row West by 1839. Nos. 1 - 16 of High Row West were renamed Albert Terrace in 1843, and the pub joined this sycophantic trend by calling itself 20-21 Albert terrace in 1851. By 1861 it had reverted to 26 High Row, but was back as 21 Albert Terrace in 1871. High Row West and Albert Terrace became Albert Gate in 1873, and the pub was at 38 Albert Gate until 1903, when the address changed for the last time to 108 Knightsbridge. ***
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Queens Arms, 108 Knightsbrige, St Margaret, Westminster SW1
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1811/David Metcalf, Queens Arms, High row, Knightsbridge /../../Holdens
Directory
1825/Mr & Mrs Clark, Queens Arms, Knightsbridge /../../Licensed Victuallers
Association
1826/William Clarke,
Queens Arms, 28 High Row/../../ Directory ***
1829/W Scarlett, Queens Arms, 21 High row, Knightsbridge/../../ Robsons
Directory
1836/Charles Sibley, Queens Arms, 21 High row, Knightsbridge/../../ Pigot’s
Directory
1839/John Jones/../../../ Pigot’s Directory ***
1841/J.Jones/../../../ Trade Directory ***
1841/John Jones/Publican/25/Middlesex/Census ***
1841/Eliza Jones/../25/Middlesex/Census
1841/Emily Jones/../1/Middlesex/Census
1841/Rachel Williams/Independent/66/outside Middlesex/Census
1841/John Turner/Male Servant/20/outside Middlesex/Census
1841/Edward Phillip/Male Servant/19/outside Middlesex/Census
1841/Caroline Jones/Female Servant/20/Middlesex/Census
1841/Mary Allnut/Female Servant/15/outside Middlesex/Census
12th Oct 1847/License transfer from William Smith to Henry
Finch/../../../The Era ***
1851/Henry Finch/../../../Kellys Directory
1851/Henry Finch/Tavern Keeper, Widow/42/Leyton, Essex/Census
1851/Sarah Finch/Daughter/14/London, Middlesex/Census
1851/Henry Finch/Cellarman/17/London, Middlesex/Census
1851/Jane Forth/Visitor/14/London, Middlesex/Census
1851/Elizabeth Smith/Housekeeper/22/Beddle, Yorkshire/Census
1851/Mary Ann Chester/Barmaid/25/Gainborough, Lincolnshire/Census
1851/Fanny Clark/Barmaid/21/London, Middlesex/Census
1851/Alfred Schollencher/Cellarman/21/Margate, Kent/Census
1851/Jane Bowditch/Cook/30/London, Middlesex/Census
1851/Ann Ryan/Housemaid/25/Ireland/Census
1851/William Loff/Waiter/30/Maidstone, Kent/Census
1851/William Cleever/Pantry boy/15/London, Middlesex/Census
17th Aug 1852/License transfer from Henry Finch to William Henry Norman
/../../../The Era ***
1856/W H Norman/../../../Post Office Directory
1861/William H Norman/Licensed Victualler/57/Marylebone Middlesex/Census ***
1861/Elizabeth Norman/Wife/50/Buriton Cornwall/Census
1861/Louisa Mason/Barmaid/19/London/Census
1861/Eliza Cooper/House Servant/25/St George’s London/Census
1861/James Sleen/Potman/20/Kensington Middlesex/Census
8th Nov 1864/License transfer from William Henry Norman to Edward Kidby
Hammond /../../../The Era ***
6th Feb 1866/License transfer from Robert Webb to Wm George Searle
/../../../The Era ***
2nd Feb 1869/License transfer from Wm George Searle to George Hogg
/../../../The Era ***
1871/George Hogg/Licensed Victualler/35/Redcar Yorkshire/Census ***
1871/Elizabeth Hogg/Wife.34/Torquay Devon/Census
1871/Percy Hogg/Son/4/London Middlesex/Census
1871/Amelia Williams/Barmaid/22/London Middlesex/Census
1871/Mary A Coombs/Barmaid/28/Torquay Devon/Census
1871/Julia Hill/Cook/20/London Middlesex/Census
1871/Emma Hickman/Nurse/28/London Middlesex/Census
1871/George Ray/Billiard Marker/21/London Middlesex/Census
1871/William Irons/Waiter/19/London Middlesex/Census
1881/W H Lappin/Licensed Victualler/49/Ireland/Census
1881/Jane Lappin/Wife/48/Liverpool, Lancashire/Census
1881/William H Lappin/Son/12/S Georges, Middlesex/Census
1881/George W Groves/Visitor, Licensed Victualler/54/Pimlico,
Middlesex/Census
1881/John Whitebread/Waiter/45/Bury S Edmnds, Suffolk/Census
1881/Sarah A Applebee/Barmaid/19/Chatham, Kent/Census
1882/Wm Henry Lappin/../../../Post Office Directory
1884/Wm Henry Lappin/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Joseph Creech/../../../Post Office Directory
1891/Joseph Creech/Licensed Victualler/64/Bath Somersetshire/Census ***
1891/Thomas Grimston/Son-in-law and publican’s manager/44/Tasmania/Census
1891/Phoebe Grimston/Daughter and publican’s manageress/37/London/Census
1891/Rose Grimston/Granddaughter/17/St John’s Wood London/Census
1891/Cissie Grimston/Granddaughter/15/Brighton Sussex/Census
1891/Constance Grimston/Granddaughter/11/Battersea London/Census
1891/Phoebe Grimston/Granddaughter/7/Holborn London/Census
1891/Louis Grimston/Grandson/5/Stoke Newington London/Census
1891/John Creech/Nephew/19/Bow London/Census
1891/Esther Milegan/General Servant/23/London/Census
1891/George Heavens/Bar Man/21/London/Census
1895/Charles Honeysett/../../../Post Office Directory
1899/Louis Adolphe Achard/../../../Post Office Directory
1901/Louis A Achard/Licensed Victualler/50/Germany Naturalised Brit.
Subj./Census ***
1901/Emily Achard/Wife/49/Sandford Devonshire/Census
1901/William J Clark/Licensed Victualler Manager/31/Marylebone London/Census
1901/Ethel Coppinger/Barmaid/24/Chatham Kent/Census
1901/Kate Roberts/Barmaid/23/Wrexham N. Wales/Census
1901/Edith Sturgess/Barmaid/18/Chelsea London/Census
1901/Harriet Ward/Cook (Domestic)/29/Finchley Middlesex/Census
1911/Frederick William Sutchall/Licensed Victualler/57/Westminster
London/Census ***
1911/Amy Sutchall/Wife and assistant in business/53/Southwark London/Census
1911/Lucy Ada Bishton/General Servant Domestic/28/Shipnal Shropshire/Census
1911/Frederick William Balmer/Bar Attendant/26/Marylebone London/Census
1911/John Veiler/Bar Attendant/24/Stepney London/Census
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