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1 Banister, Thomas, coffee rooms |
63 Wilson, Henry, newsagent 64 Whelan, James baker 65 Gramolt, Thomas, Currier and leather seller 66 Hall, Charles, ropemaker 67 Allen, Charles, clothier 67A Judson, Daniel and sons, dye manufacturers 68 Yorkshire Grey, Frederick Johnson 68 Smith, Edward and Walter, bakers 71 Henderson, William, cheesemonger 72 Messer, William john, butcher 73 Grose, Frederick, pawnbroker 74 Mudie, William, junior, baker 75 Thompson, Peter, oilman 76 Miller, Alfred John, Tailor 77 Wade, Robert Bates, bootmaker 78 Feaks Mrs. Mary Ann, staymaker 79 Leen, John, coffee rooms 80 Dalton, Thomas, tobacconist 81 Lamont, George, hairdresser 83 Steinhauer, David, window glass cutter 83 Court, William, tinplate worker 85 Oxley, Phillip, greengrocer 86 Witt, William, beer retailer 87 Cockle, Benjamin, wire worker 89 Jackson, Edward, woolstapler 93 Weeks, John William, wool merchant 94 Hawes, Henry, fell monger 95 Miller, William, cabinet maker 96 Clewley, Alfred, watchmaker 97 Old Bunch of Grapes, Charles Bridger 98 Bell, James, leather cutter 99 Bermondsey Working Mens Institute and Reading Room, Richard Fawcett, honorary secretary. 100 Prince, William Henry, Isaac Kendal |
(from the Post Office Directory of London in 1866/7) Nos 101 - 200 |
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| 101 Hollingsworth, Charles, butcher 102 & 136 Christy and Co, hat and cap manufacturers 103 Blue Anchor and Eight Bells Mrs. A. Saunders 104 Hayter, George William and Co, paper dealers 105 Brockwell, William, size manufacturer 105 Cornwell, Samuel, carpenter 106 Fox and Goose, William Brockwell 109 Byford, Joseph, greengrocer 111 Hewett, Benjamin, hairdresser 112 Charlton, William, brush maker 113 Parker, Thomas, tailor 114 Tugwell, Rev. Lewen, M.A. (Rectory House)St. Mary Magdalene Church 117 Pufssord, Frederick James, cheesemonger 118 Gorden, Joseph, grocer 119 Stidolph Mrs. Mary, confectioner 120 Tucker, Richard Hoskin, general salesman 121 Richards, James, grocer 122 Jillings, John, haberdasher 123 Moore, George Henry, baker 124 Kings Arms and Hand, Thomas Black 125 and 126 Austin, H& Co. manufacturing chemists 126 Spence, Daniel, Carman 128 Fauntleroy, Charles Sidney, woolstapler 129 Elworthy, Thomas, oil and Italian warehouse 132 Phillips, Benjamin, junior, undertaker 132 Phillips, Benjamin, senior, parish clerk 133 Broad, George and sons, woolstaplers 134 Nash, James, chairmaker 136 and 102 Christy and Co, hat and cap manufacturers 137 to 140 Adams and Hillstead, pawnbrokers 141 Philcox, Henry, pastrycook 142 Taylor, John, capmaker 144 Laffan, Robert, boot and shoe maker 149 Eldridge, William, tailor 150 Gale, Joseph, architect and surveyor 151 Drew and Wilkinson, solicitors, Olney, William, fellmonger (Lamb alley) 152 Billings, Edward and Son, printers etc. 153 Horne, James, hatter 154 Hubbard, John, corn dealer |
155 Hornsey, George, carver and gilder |
(from the Post Office Directory of London in 1866/7) Nos 200 onwards |
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| 200 Maginnes, John, junior, skin merchant 204 Baer, Louis, skin merchant 205 Groombridge, Alexander, miscellaneous dealer 207 Boulden, Albert, bootmaker 208 Millard, Alfred, grocer 209 Boosey, Henry baker 229 O Shea, Philip, egg merchant and carman 230 Green, Abraham, chandlers shop 231 Smith, Rosser, corn dealer 233 Simpson, Richard Adam, rag merchant 234 Stone, Thomas, marine store dealer 235 Tobin, Patrick, cheesemonger 239 Shipwrights Arms, Edmund T. Moore |
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