St Dunstan in West pub history Index
GREEN DRAGON TAVERN, No. 56, Fleet Street, mentioned in 1636, was destroyed by the Great Fire, and rebuilt in 1667, being then set back some six feet from its original frontage. It was here and at the “King's Head” further west that two out of four “ Clubs” were held in 1678 respecting the celebrated Papish plot of that year. And here stood Roger North when he viewed the great annual ceremonial of the burning of the Pope. **
A listing of historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels in St Dunstan in West, City of London.
Residents at this address
	The Globe Lodge meets at the Griffin, [Green Dragon], Fleet street, London in 1748
	
	1795/Thomas Potter/../../../Proceedings of the Old Bailey **
	
    1805/Philip Palmer, Green Dragon wine vaults, 57 Fleet street/../../Holdens 
	Directory
	
	1811/Philip Palmer, Green Dragon, 57 Fleet street/../../Holdens Directory
	
	1825/Mr Palmer, Green Dragon, Fleet street/../../Licensed Victuallers Association
	
	April 1827/Palmer/../../../Licensed Victuallers Association
	
	1829/William Palmer Green Dragon, 57 Fleet street/../../../Robsons Directory 
	
	1833-34/William Palmer Green Dragon, 57 Fleet street/../../../Pigots Directory 
	
	1836/James Randall Hobbs, Green Dragon, 56 & 57 Fleet street/../../../Pigots Directory 
	
	28 July 1836/Insured: William Palmer, and James Randall Hobbs, The Green Dragon, 56 and 57 Fleet Street, victualler/../../Sun Fire Insurance records at the LMA
	
	13 September 1838/Insured: Ralph Thomas Fellowes, 'The Green Dragon', Fleet Street, victualler/../../Sun Fire Insurance records at the LMA
	
	1839/Thomas Fellowes/../../../Pigots Directory 
	
	1841/Ral. T Fellows/../../../P.O. Directory **
	
	1841/Ralph Fellowes/Victualler/35/../Census
1841/Mary Fellowes/../20/../Census
1841/Thomas Goldsworthy/../14/../Census
1841/Joseph Priestley/Independant/20/../Census
1841/John Winton/Potman/45/../Census
1841/Alexander Menzies/Independant/15/Ireland/Census
1841/Susan Robins/Female Servant/20/../Census
1841/Mary Ward/Independant/60/../Census
1841/Catherine Patch/Independant/65/../Census
	1842/R T Fellows/../../../Robson’s Directory **
	
	1844/Stephen Taylor/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	In 1843, a John Bathe is the licensee for the
	White Swan, at 20 Little St Andrew 
	Street, Seven Dials. And by 1844, according to directories, John Bath is the 
	licensee of the Spanish Patriot 
	in Lambeth, whilst John Bathe is the licensee (here) of the Green Dragon, 
	Fleet street (until 1847 only).
	
	1845 - 1846/John Bathe, Fleet street/../../../Land Tax Records
	
	24th April
	1845, I John Bathe, (Son of William Bathe, late of Wotton Bassett Wiltshire, 
	solicitor deceased) occupying premises "Green Dragon", Fleet street, in the 
	City of London, and carrying on the Business of a Victualler do hereby apply 
	to be admitted to the Freedom of the City of London .... £5 paid. *+
	
	1846/John Bathe, Green Dragon, 56 & 57 Fleet street/../../../Post Office 
	Directory 
	
	1847/John Bathe, Green Dragon, 56 & 57 Fleet street/../../../Post Office 
	Directory 
	
	1848/Edward Low/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1849/Edward Low/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1851/Edward Low/../../../Kellys Directory 
	
	1851/Edward Low/Victualler/51/Scotland/Census 
	1851/Elizabeth Low/Wife/46/Scotland/Census
	1851/Adam Low Low/Son, Assistant/23/Chelsea/Census
	1851/Jane M Low/Daughter, Assistant/19/Chelsea/Census
	1851/John Low/Son, Assistant/17/Chelsea/Census
	1851/James Low/Son, Assistant/15/Chelsea/Census
	1851/Charles Low/Son/8/Mount Street, Grosvenor Square/Census
	1851/Robert W C Low/Son/7 months/Fleet Street/Census
	1851/James Mark/Waiter/23/../Census
	1851/Ann Usher/Servant/23/../Census
	1851/Susan Ford/Servant/13/../Census
	1851/Alexander Taylor/Relative, Baker/16/Perthshire, Scotland/Census
	
	1856/Edward Low/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	The Era 31 October 1858 - Licence transfers:
	Green Dragon, Fleet street, Edward Low, a bankrupt to William Comber
	
	1861/William Comber/Victualler/37/Ardingley, Sussex/Census 
	1861/Penelope Comber/Wife/27/Bolney, Sussex/Census
	1861/Georgiana Winter/Sister, Servant/18/Bolney, Sussex/Census
	1861/John Roberts/Barman/22/Middlesex/Census
	1861/Rebecca Arnold/Servant/28/Steping, Hampshire/Census
	1861/Emma Pottney/Servant/18/Islington, Middlesex/Census
	1861/Allace Swain/Servant/18/Weston, Hampshire/Census
	1861/Mary Ann Parker/Servant/16/Weston, Hampshire/Census
	1861/Alfred Worby/Servant/20/Weston, Hampshire/Census
	1861/George Rebson/Boarder, Engraver/28/Woolston, Durham/Census
	
	1862/William Comber/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1869/W Comber/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	October 1869/William Comber/Outgoing Licensee/../../Era 
	
	October 1869/Alfred Dickinson/Incoming Licensee/../../Era 
	
	1870/Alf. Dickinson/../../../P.O. Directory **
	
	1871/Alfred Dickinson/Licensed Victualler/48/St Anns Limehouse/Census 
	1871/Julia M Dickinson/Wife/47/Islington/Census
	1871/Frederick G J Dickinson/Son/21/Mile End Old Town/Census
	1871/Mary Ann N Dickinson/Daughter/18/Mile End Old Town/Census
	1871/Ambrose R M Dickinson/Son/16/Mile End Old Town/Census
	1871/Robert Bradbury/Barman/34/Bethnal Green/Census
	1871/George Britten/Servant/23/Bristol, Somerset/Census
	1871/Thomas Phillips/Waiter/23/Wandsworth, Surrey/Census
	1871/Elizabeth Lindstrom/Servant/39/Perth, Scotland/Census
	1871/Catherine Davis/Servant/17/Covent Garden, London/Census
	1871/Elizabeth Latimor/Lodger/16/Near the Tower, London/Census
	1871/William Phillips/Lodger/29/Bristol/Census
	1871/Robert H Pearson/Lodger, Engineer/40/London/Census
	
	1874/A Dickinson/../../../H D Miles’ London & Suburban Licensed Victuallers’ 
	Directory **
	
	1878/Alf. Dickinson/../../../P.O. Directory **
	
	1881/Alfred Dickinson/Licensed Victualler/57/Limehouse, Middlesex/Census 
	1881/Julia M Dickinson/Wife/56/Islington, Middlesex/Census
	1881/Robert A Dickinson/Son/26/Stepney, Middlesex/Census
	1881/Mary A Dickinson/Daughter/28/Stepney, Middlesex/Census
	1881/Abigail Perkins/Mother In Law, Widow/77/Islington, Middlesex/Census
	1881/Fredk A Polgeran/Visitor, Agent China & Glass Merchants/34/Hanley, 
	Staffor/Census
	1881/Mary A Eranshaw/Barmaid/27/Saffron Waldon, Essex/Census
	1881/Minnie Laws/Barmaid/22/Nova Scotia Halifax, America/Census
	1881/Mary Ann Deacon/Cook/40/Highworth, Wiltshire/Census
	1881/Elizabeth Lloyds/Scullery Maid/24/Chelsea, Middlesex/Census
	1881/Mary Ann Peacock/Housemaid/21/Bloomsbury, Middlesex/Census
	1881/Alfred J Paramior/Waiter/21/Ramsgate, Kent/Census
	1881/Edwin Sanderson/Waiter/22/Hoxton, Middlesex,/Census
	1881/Chas Coote/Barman/21/Islington, Middlesex/Census
	1881/David Hughes/Scullery Boy/16/Marylebone, Middlesex/Census
	
	1882/Alf Dickinson/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1884/Alf Dickinson/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1886/Alf Dickinson, Green Dragon Tavern, 56 & 57 Fleet street/../../Post 
	Office Directory
	
	1891/George Warman & Co/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1895/Daish & Co/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1899/Thomas Ridge Mander/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1901/Thomas R Mander/Licensed Victualler/44/Norwood, Surrey/Census 
	1901/Elizabeth A Slight/Manageress/49/Herstmonceux, Surrey/Census
	1901/Edgar W Slight/Visitor, Electrical Engineer/32/East Molesey, 
	Surrey/Census
	1901/Harriet Rickwood/Cook/23/Hull, Yorks/Census
	1901/Lilian Higgs/Housemaid/20/Watford, Herts/Census
	1901/Emily Elson/Barmaid/47/Peckham Rye, Surrey/Census
	1901/Henrietta Hendrick/Barmaid/24/Stratford, essex/Census
	1901/Hilda Adams/Barmaid/24/St Johns, Kent/Census
	1901/May Edwards/Barmaid/28/Bedwyn, Wilts/Census
	1901/Alice J Slight/Barmaid/19/West Molesey, Surrey/Census
	1901/John C Bayley/Porter/32/Havant, Hants/Census
	1901/Emma Bayley/Charwoman/38/Tower Hamlet, City/Census
	
	1906/Richard Buckler/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	1910/Richard Buckler/../../../Post Office Directory 
	
	I have found under the 1911 census that my Great Great Aunt, Alice Lampard, 
	is listed as the manageress of the Green Dragon. ***
	
	1911/Alice Maude Lampard/Manageress/31/Limehouse, London/Census ***
	1911/Emily Minnie Bainard/Waitress/24/Grays, Essex/Census
	1911/Florence Swain/Kitchenmaid/21/Clerkenwell, London/Census
	1911/Ethel Annie Swain/Housemaid/19/Clerkenwell, London/Census
	1911/Mary Butler/Barmaid/24/Hammersmith, London/Census
	1911/William Thomas Pearson/Barman Cellerman/26/Hampstead, London/Census
	
** Provided By Stephen Harris
	
    *** Provided By Emma Hope