North Woolwich is a portion of Woolwich
parish, and part of the county of Kent, but on the north bank of the Thames and
surrounded by and locally in the county of Essex, in the Eastern Metropolitan
postal district, union and county district of Woolwich, rural deanery of
Barking, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of St Albans and within the
jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court and metropolitan police. Here is a
terminus of a branch line of the Great Eastern Railway. Steamboats ply between
Post & Money Order Office & Savings Bank
& telegraph Office – Charles Peter Schramm, receiver. Letters arrive at 8 &
Schools:-
National (boys), erected 1875, for 240
boys, with an average attendance of 180; Thomas Harry Ford, master
Girls, for 250 girls, average attendance
130, Miss Burrows, mistress
Infant, for 250 children, average
attendance 10,Miss Gates, mistress
Railway Station, William Brown, station
master
Metropolitan Police Station, Clark
Varrow & John
[ For further particulars relating to
Woolwich parish, see the Kellys Directory of
Beale Frederick, Beckton
Bull Rev Charles MA, Vicarage
Fenner William Henry, Beckton
Jeffery William, Azoff Villa
Poynter William
Trewby George Careless, Beckton House
Vance William John
Wright Lewis Thompson, Beckton
Commercial
Anderson Peter James, potato dealer
Ardren Richard, shopkeeper, Beckton
Avery Thomas, marine store dealer
Benzey Frederick, shopkeeper
Birchall Joseph, shopkeeper
Bodman Hy Abraham, pawnbroker
Brightmore Thomas & John, builders
Brown William, station master
Cade Sarah (Mrs), news agent
Canning Charles Henry, beer retailer,
New Beckton
Carlisle William John, coffee house
Castle Robert James, butcher
Chatterton Samuel, linen draper
Clamp George,
Royal Standard
Cocks William, baker
Cox Mary Ann (Mrs), carman
Crampton Samuel, shopkeeper
Crowe George, coffee house
Cullum Mary Ann (Mrs), beer retailer
Downton J & Co, engineers, New Beckton
Ellis William, smith & farrier; & at
Silvertown
Farrar Samuel Joyce, undertaker
Feast John Robert, greengrocer
Fenton Joseph, grocer
Forsey Thomas Tizzard, butcher &
dairyman, Beckton
Fox Mark, shopkeeper
Foster M B & Sons, ale & beer merchants;
export stores, Victoria Stores
Francis William, cow keeper
Frost John, boot & shoe maker
Fulford John,
Old Barge House
Fuller G A & A, dredging contractors,
sand, gravel & ballast merchants & licensed lightermen, Barge House landing
wharf, draw dock & mud shoots; office, Lion Wharf, Millwall E
Gage Thomas John, manager of the Beckton
gas works canteen, Beckton
Gas Light & Coke Co’s (The) (George
Careless Trewby, engineer; Frederick Beale, deputy engineer; Lewis Thompson
Wright, 2nd assistant engineer; Henry Fenner, manager of the tar & sulphate
works), The Beckton station
Gathercole William, grocer
Goodale John Charles, tobacconist
Goodwin Brothers, coal merchants, carmen
& contractors; & at Railway station, Silvertown
Hall John (Mrs), dress maker, New
Beckton
Hall Susan (Mrs), coffee house, New
Beckton
Halliday John, station master, Beckton
Harris William, pattern maker, wood
turner & carpenter, steam joinery works
Hart Thomas, beer retailer
Hewiett Henry, hair dresser
Holloway Thomas,
Hornsey Edward, beer retailer
Hutchinson Robert, beer retailer
Jackson Frederick Maltby, baker
Jackson John, inspector of taxes
Jacobs George, corn chandler & cow
keeper
Jarrett Edward, coffee rooms
Johnson John, provision dealer
Jones George, beer retailer
Jones William James, greengrocer
Jordan F, boot maker
Keeling Joseph, painter etc
King George, shopkeeper, Beckton
Leach Charles, coal dealer
Leach James, estate agent, New Beckton
Leeson Henry, fried fish shop
Lock George, tobacconist
Luckman Henry, chimney sweeper
Mabey Alfred, hair dresser
Murphy
Norman James, boot maker
Norman John, boot maker
Page James, linen draper
Pain William, oil & colorman
Palmer James, beer retailer
Pamplin Jarvis, farrier
Parker Henry, beer retailer
Philips William, beer retailer
Police Station (Clark Varrow & John
Pooley Wm, dining room, New Beckton
Price Charles Walter, grocer
Public Vaccination Station (Kent) (Wm
John Vance, vaccination officer)
Rapley Thomas, shopkeeper
Rickett, Smith & Co, coal merchants
Rowley Elizabeth (Mrs), fish dealer
Rudd
Sans Isabella (Mrs), beer retailer
Schramm Chas Peter, baker & post office
Search James, shopkeeper
Sharp William, painter
Smith Clara Brook (Mrs) & Henry Brook,
chemists
Smith Edwin, tobacconist
Smith Edwin, tobacconist
Spring Charles Henry, provision dealer
Stafford Henry, shopkeeper
Stemp Louisa (Mrs),
Stevens John & Sons, engineers
Stroud Alfred, fishmonger
Sussems Thomas, carman
Syme David, grocer
Taylor George, boot & shoe maker
Thompson Frederick Wm, hair dresser
Vance William John, surgeon
Van Ryson John, baker
Varrow Clark, inspector of police
Wagner Charles, butcher
Walker John Nathaniel, watch maker
Warnett Walter, shopkeeper
Watson John, oilman etc
West Edward,
Three Crowns
Wieland George, butcher
Wyatt John, cow keeper
Wyatt Thomas, greengrocer
White Robert, coffee rooms
Young John, coal dealer
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