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1899 Middlesex Pub history index
Half Moon, William Groom, Roxeth Hill, Roxeth, Harrow
Half Moon & Crown, J Hockaday, 55 London Road, Brentford
Half Moon & Seven Stars, S V Ferris, 25 High Street, Brentford
Half Way House, Mrs Rhoda Watkins, Harefield, Uxbridge
Ham,borough Tavern, Francis Newell, Southall
Hambro Arms, E W Blake, dawley, Hayes, Uxbridge
Hand & Flower, William taylor, 378 High Street, Brentford
Hare, Mrs Mary Foskett, Harrow Weald
Hare & Hounds, Mrs S A Dare, Wyke Green, Syon Lane, Isleworth
Hare & Hounds, Jeremiah Weedon, Northolt, Southall
Havelock Arms, William John Hawkins, Station Road, Greenhill, Harrow
Henry VIII, Thomas Clegg, The Green, Hampton Court
Holly Bush, William Chandler, Lancaster Road, Enfield
Hop Poles, Frederick Jones, Lancaster Road, Enfield
Hopbine, Alfred Herbert Stringer, East Lane, Wembley
Hope & Anchor, William Andrews, Tottenham Lane, Hornsey
Hope & Anchor, Francis William Dimmack, High Street, Hanworth, Feltham
Hope & Anchor, G Richardson, Sutton, Heston, Hounslow
Hornsey Tavern, Henry Thompson, 26 High Street, Hornsey
Hornsey Wood Tavern, Frank Edward Woods, 25 Alexandra Villas, Finsbury Park
Horse & Groom, Daniel Dunning, 33 King Street, Twickenham
Horse & Groom, R B Tredwen, Fore Street, Lower Edmonton
Horse & Groom, H W Twitchin, East Acton, Acton
Howards Arms, Arthur Sherras, 1 Howard Road, Stoke Newington
Hyde Arms, Arthur Hancock, Hyde Lane, Lower Edmonton
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