Portsmouth pubs history index - Portsmouth 1855 index
| Adames C. G., architect and surveyor, 66, North street Adams John, printer, 60, Hanover street Aldous Alexander James, (firm of Stoke and Co. ) wine and spirit merchants, the Hard Allen Robert, beer retailer and eating house 33, Butcher street ALLEN WM. FREDERICK, the Good Intent, Lion street and Hay street Allen Miss, seminary, 32, York place Allnutt and Son, family chemists and druggists, 104, Queen street Allnutt Frederick, lozenge manufacturer, 12 and 13, Chapel row Amass George E., butcher, 105, Queen street Amatt George, working jeweller, 34, Union street Andrews George, upholsterer and cabinet maker, 50, Hanover street Andrews Henry Jno., printer, bookseller, binder and stationer, 90, Queen street Andrews Jeremiah, private diocesan school, 8, Lion place ANTILL NATHANIEL, wine, spirit, and porter merchant, agent for Buxton, Bass and Allsopps ales, Guinness Dublin stout, Half moon at., near the dockyard. gate, Oyster st., Portsmouth, and Palmerston road, Southsea, Apple John, beer retailer, 7, Havant street Arnold Jabez, grocer and provision merchant, 28, Queen street Arnold John, pastry book and confectioner, 177, Queen street, 119, Commercial road, Landport Artrick Robert, marine store dealer, 44, North street Ashdowne George, The Lion, and wine an spirit merchant, Queen street, and St. James street Athenmum, Bishop at., H. M. Emanuel, Esq., vice-president, Mr. Batchellor, treasurer, Mr. Lye Buckland, librarian Atkins George H., circulating library, printseller music and piano-forte warehouse 5, Ordnance row Atkins 11irs. Lydia, lodging-house keeper, 12, Lion terrace Attwood and Co., wholesale and retail grocers, and tea merchants, 44, Queen street, and at 221 and 223, Lake road Avins John tailor, 25, Cross street AYLEN THOMAS, currier and leather closed upper and grindery warehouse, 4 and 5, Kent street Bacchus Moses Pearcy, lodging-house, 6, King street Bailey Charles H., brick, slate, and general merchant and shipping agent, 237 St. Georges square Bainton William, turner and Venetian blind maker, 39, Bishop street Baker George, shopkeeper, York place Baker Mrs. Jane, eating-house keeper, 37, North street Baker William, boot and shoe manufacturer, 36, Queen street Barber Henry, dairyman and toy dealer, 8,Kent street Barnet Mrs. Kate, clothes dealer, 26, Butcher street Bartlett & Son, boot & shoe manufacturers, 53, Queen street Bartlett Benjamin, beer retailer, 13, Cross street Bartlett Charles, beer retailer, 65, St. Georges square Bartlett Henry, lodging house, 63, Union street Bartlett Henry, coal dealer, 55, Havant street Bartlett Richard, grocer, 12, Kent street Barton Miss, establishment for young ladies, 2, Marlborough row Bascomb John, plumber, painter and glazier, 29, Kent street Batchellor William, wholesale confectioner, 7, Queen street Battman Thomas, family chemist, 3, Camden alley Beacham William, beer retailer, 32, Marlborough row Beattie Mrs. Henrietta, ladies seminary, 44, Hanover street Bechervaise Edward Price, warrant officer, R.N., 10, Cumberland street Bechervaise John, agent for the Standard Life Assurance Co., 30, Cumberland street Beck George Maurice, auctioneer, valuer, land and estate agent, agent for the Guardian Fire and Life insurance office, 9,Queen street BELDHAM and SON, wholesale and retail cabinet manufacturers, upholsterers, and carpet warehousemen, 158, 159 and 160, Queen street, (see advt.) Bell Edward T., Esplanade house academy, 18, Lion terrace Bell Fredk., lodgings, 54, St. Georges square Bell Thomas, beer retailer, 34, North at.. 411. Bell Thomas Edward, professor of music, Britain street Bennett Joseph, Bear and Staff, 28, North street Besant Albert, solicitor, clerk to the Portsea Burial Board, solicitor to the Portsea Island Building Society, and solicitor to the Southern Counties Provident Society and to the South of England Insurance society, office 19, Union at., p.r., 5, Outram villas, Havelock park, Southsea Besant William wine and. spirit merchant, agent for the West of England insurance office, 11, Union street Biden Lewis, surveyor, 6, Ordnance row Bignell Charles, baker and grocer, 29, St. James street Bigot William, photographer & tobacconist 11, Butcher street Binmore Thomas, Three Pots tavern, Wickham street Bird William and Henry, millinery warehouse, 27, Queen street Black Charles, Sheer Hulk Tavern, 19, The Hard Blackah Alexander, scripture reader to seamen, 68, St. Georges square Blackman Stephen, beer retailer, 34, Butcher street Blake Joseph S., linen and woollen draper, and silk mercer, 117 & 118, Queen street Blake Robert, carpenter, 5, St. James street Blanchett Charles, fruiterer & greengrocer, 108, Queen street Blanchett Mrs. Jane, confectioner, 11, Camden alley Blessley Wm., collector of poor rates, agent for the Royal Fire and Life office, 26, Britain street Blundell George E. assistant draughtsman, H.M. dockyard, 44, Hanover street Blyth John, Ship & Castle tavern, Halfmoon street Blyth Mrs. Mary, lodging house, 4, Britain street Body J. Pile, lodging house, 67, North street Bolitho Henry Walter, jeweller, gold and silversmith, & watchmaker, 30, Queen street Bolt Charles mariner, 11, North street BONE MR., Commercial academy, King street Bone John, brewer, Gloucester brewery, Gloucester street Bone Wm., inspector of police, 52, Bishop street Boots & Gardeners, railway booking office at Queens Head tavern, 7, The Hard, and at Swan street, Landport Borrowes Walter, navy agent, 15, Ordnance row Bovey Samuel, grocer and bake; 24, Marlborough row Bowyer John, bootseller, (second-hand,) 43, St. James street Bowyer Richard, tobacconist, 18, Queen street Boyce John H., shirt manufacturer, 62, Hanover street Boyd John, travelling draper, 22, Lion terrace BRAMBLE BROTHERS, government contractors, builders, &c., Portland street Brewer George, Catherine Brewery Tap, 13, Daniel street Bricknell Jas., dairyman, 40, Unicorn street Bricknell T., shopkeeper, 33, Havant street Brightiff The Misses, milliners, 56, Queen street Broadhead Mrs. Marianne, muffin and crumpet baker, 25, St. James street Brooks William, shopkeeper, Pucls lane, Broomfield Albert, master of Portsea National school, 8, Bonfire corner Brown George, beer retailer & greengrocer, 42 and 43, Kent street Brown Henry, butcher, 41, Hanover street Brown James, beer retailer, 11, Ordnance row Brown James, general dealer, 9, Clock street Brown Mrs., lodging-house, 63, North street Brown John James, plumber, painter, and glazier, 10, College street Brumage Abraham, foreman of shipwrights, H.M. dockyard, 56, St.. Georges square Bryant Alfred, mathematical & commercial academy, Bay street Bryant, Henry Charles, landscape & figure painter, 5, Hanover street Bryant Henry James, decorative painter and artists repository, 12, Hanover street Bryant William, steward, R.N., 54, St. Georges square Bubb Miss Ann, Berlin wool repository, 49, Hanover street Bubb Benjamin, agent to the Liverpool & London Fire and Life insurance office, 49, Hanover street Buckett George Wm., tailor, 40, St. James street Buckler C., Sheriffs Arms, 46, Kent street Buckler Charles, wood seller, 21, Kent street Budden Joseph, tin plate worker, 59, Kent street Buist Wm., travelling draper, 9, Kent street Bull William, shopkeeper, 46, Havant street Bunt Mrs. Sarah, grocer and provision dealer, Cumberland street, and Havant street BURGE HENRY, sugar confectioner, 31, College street Burt Thomas, wholesale furnishing ironmonger, agent for the Phoenix Fire and Pelican Life offices, 102 & 103, Queen street Burton Henry, shoemaker, Frederick street Butler Jas., Duke of Clarence, 110, Queen street Butler William, beer retailer, 8, York place Burris Mrs. Mary, lodging house keeper, 19, Lion terrace Byerley Isaac, baker, and army contractor, 10, Kent street, p. r., Kingston Byerley John Alfred, manager of Grants and Co.'s branch bank, agent for the Phoenix Fire and Economic insurance offices, 124, Queen street |