Portsmouth pubs history index - Portsmouth 1855 index
| Fancey Mrs. James, dressmaker, 46, Bishop street Feltham Charles, hat manufacturer, 120, Queen street Felthain Thomas P., family grocer and provision merchant, 133, Queen street Field John, linen draper, silk mercer, hosier, &c., 157, Queen street Fincham Albert, wholesale and retail grocer, tea and spice merchant, 119, Queen street, and 155, Charing Cross, London Fishley William Henry, tea, coffee, and spice merchant, 115, Queen street Fletcher Miss Anne, ladies seminary, 11, St. Georges square Fletcher and Miller, ironmongers, Birmingham, Sheffield, and Staffordshire warehousemen, china and glass dealers and wholesale stationers, 37, Butcher street, 31, Queen street, and 3, St. Georges square Fletcher -, beer retailer, 1, York place FLOWERS MRS. MARY, grocer, 51, Havant street Fogwell Richard, boot and shoe manufacturer, 16, the Hard Forbes Mrs. Mary, steam dyer and hotpresser, 59, Hanover street Ford H. and R. W., solicitors, 170, Queen street, & 31, St. Thomas street, Portsmouth Ford Henry, solicitor, perpetual commissioner, and commissioner to administer oaths in Chancery, secretary to the Portsea Pier Company Ford Richard William, solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths in Chancery, and taking affidavits in the Irish courts, perpetual commissioner, secretary to the port of Portsmouth and Ryde Steam Packet Company and Borough of Portsmouth Waterworks Company Ford William, tailor and outfitter, 179, Queen street Forester Mrs. Ann, lodging house, 39, King street Forsyth William, linen draper, 48, St. James street Forsyth William Benjamin, travelling draper, 35, Union street Foster Mrs. William, outfitter, 174, Queen street Foster William, Red Lion tavern, Havant street Franklin John, hairdresser and tobacconist, 3, Hanover street Fraser James, dining rooms, 6, Hanover street Freeman William, watch and clock maker, 147, Queen street Friedeberg Jacob, naval, military, ma general outfitter, 81, Queen street Friedeberg Mark, clothes dealer, 27, Butcher street Friedeberg Morris, clothier, 9, College street Frobwein Jacob Otto, outfitter, 26, College street Fry Alfred, lodgings, 59, St. Georges square Fulker John Robert, picture frame maker, 34, Prince Georges street Pune11 Robert, shopkeeper, 38, Prince Georges street Galton William, bricklayer, 29, Cross street Gamblen James, shopkeeper, 17, Union street. Gamblen Mrs. Elizabeth, beer retailer, 38, St. Georges square Game George, jeweller, silversmith, and watch and clock maker, 13, Camden alley Gardner John and James, booksellers, stationers, printers, binders to the army, and general newsagents, 186, Queen street Garnett John, beer retailer, Puds lane Garrington & Son, surgeons, 21, St. Georges square Gauntlett Henry F., architect and surveyor, cabinet and paper hanging warehouse and auction mart, 123, Queen street, and at 417, and 419, Commercial road, Landport Gauntlett James, baker and shopkeeper, 15, Unicorn street Ceary Joseph, greengrocer, 89, Frederick street George William, solicitor, clerk to the trustees of Sheet bridge and Portsmouth turnpike road, agent to the Sun Fire and, Life Insurance Office, 40, Union street. Gillhespy John, beer retailer, 15, Bonfire corner Gillies John Forbes, refreshment house,. 58, Queen street Gittens J. A. & Co., wholesale wine and. spirit merchants and importers, 12, the Hard Goble Henry, beer retailer, 2, Chapel row Goddard Charles, shopkeeper, 17 Hanover street Godwin William, butcher, 5, Butcher street Goldsmith Joseph, clothier, &c., 6, College street Good Edmund, beer retailer, 54, Kent street Goodfellow John, umbrella and parasol maker, 18, Ordnance row Gormully James, inspector of timber, H.M. Dockyard, Prince Georges street Grant, Gillman, & Long, bankers (branch), 124, Queen street ; draw on Glyn, Mills, & Co., Lombard street ; John A.Byerley, Esq., manager Greetham James, surgeon, 66, King street Gregory George, plumber, painter, and lazier, 31, Union street Gregory James, tailor, 59, Union street GRIFFIN JAMES, publisher, book seller, stationer, &c., to H.R.H. Prince Alfred, agent to the Hants, Sussex, and Dorset Fire Office and the Gresham Life Assurance Office, 2, the Hard Griffiths Thomas, Kings Arms, 22, King street Griffin William, grocer and baker, 36, Hanover street Grimes George, bird fancier, 36, St. James street Grossmith Samuel, whitesmith, locksmith, bellhanger, gasfitter, and brazier, Daniel street ; p.r. 26, Union street Grover and *oodward, wholesale grocers and provision merchants, 34, Queen street and Aylward street Grubb Edward, Navy and Friends, Havant street Grubb James, beer retailer, 41, Cross street Grubb James, beer retailer, Unicorn street Grubb Thomas, Two Shipwrights, Queen street Grubb William, White Hart tavern, 27, the Hard Gudge Miss Eliza, lodging house keeper, 14, Chapel row Guy Henry, superintendent of metropolitan police, Portsmouth dockyard Hackman James, beer retailer, 11, Kent street Haiges - Jonathan, hair cutter, 19, North street Haigs Joseph, gun maker, 22, St. James street Hale Francis, staff commander, R.N., 1, Queen street Halls Thomas, embroidery warehouse, 13, Hanover street Hammond John, carpenter and joiner, 11, Daniel street, and Oyster street, Portsmouth Hammond Timothy Chas., jeweller, silversmith, watch and clock maker, 138, Queen street Hampshire Advertiser (branch office) 91, Queen street ; head office, 28, High street, Southampton ; Robert Balfour King, publisher Hannam and Powell, grocers and tea merchants 26, Queen street Hansford Miss Lydia, embroidery warehouse, 8, Hanover street Hanson George Henry, chemist, 3, Daniel street Harding Mrs. Charlotte, pawnbroker, 36, Butcher street Harding George, bricklayer, 42, North street Harding Joseph, Government pilot, 14, North street Harding William, bricklayer, 59, North street Hare Mrs. William, teacher of the pianoforte and singing, 16, Union street Harris Henry, beer retailer, 7, College street Harris Jesse, photographer and toy dealer, 83, Queen street Harris Newman, clothes dealer, 30, St. James street Harris Thomas, sub-contractor, 67, Havant street Hart Solomon, clothier and general dealer, 8, College street Harvey Edwin John, solicitor, deputy coroner for the county of Hants, agent for the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company, 27, Union street Harvey Mrs. Mary Ann, shopkeeper, 24, Kent street Haslehurst John, woollen draper, 69, Queen street Haver George, painter, 50, Cross street Hawes Miss Mary, shopkeeper, 4, North street Hawkins Charles, beer retailer, 3, North street Hawkins Charles, stitching machine warehouse, 34, North street Hawkins Charles, shopkeeper, 14, Daniel street Hawton James, tailor, 33, Bishop street Hayden Thomas C., wholesale and furnishing ironmonger and bar iron merchant, agent for Whitfields fire proof safes and. boxes, 109 and 113, Queen street Hayward Robt., Leopard tavern, 9, Butcher street Heastie George, travelling draper, 38, St. James street Heather Mrs. Harriett, beer retailer, 2, Clock street Hedger James, muffin and crumpet baker, 58, Kent street Heinemann William, clothier and general dealer, 15, College street Helby and Son, manufacturers of stays, petticoats, &c., Kent street Helby Mrs. Jane, stay and corset maker, 35, Queen street HELLYER WILLIAM, baker & grocer, 68, North street, and corner of King street Henby Charles William, tailor & outfitter, 47, St. James street Herbert Henry Richard, shipwright, Her Majesty's dockyard, 15, Prince Georges street Hester Thomas, greengrocer, 10, Havant street Hewett William Henry, working jeweller and optician, 89, Queen street next Mrs. Ellen, shopkeeper, &c., 14, College street Hibbs Edward, lodgings, 26, King street Hicks Miss Augusta, preparatory school for young gentlemen, 61, Hanover street Highman, John, greengrocer 4, Daniel street Hill Charles, pork butcher, 16, Queen street Hill George, fruiterer and greengrocer, 16, Butcher street Hill Mrs. Rachel, lodging house, 59, Prince Georges street Hind George, linen draper, 18, Hanover street Hinton Thomas, publisher and proprietor of the Portsmouth Guardian newspaper, and general printer, 80, Queen street Hoar Miss Harriet, seminary, 65, Union street Hoare John Edward, dispensing chemist and druggist, 172, Queen street Hoare James, upholsterer, cabinet manufacturer, and bedding warehouse, 186 & 6, Queen street Hoare Mrs. Mary Ann, corn factor, 13, Queen street Hogg Samuel, assistant overseer for the parish of Portsea; p.r., 2, Durham street, Southsea Hogstlesh John, greengrocer, 6, Union street Holbrook Richard & Son, publishers and proprietors of the Portsmouth Times & Naval Gazette, general printers, agents for the Western Life and Fire, and the Queens Fire Insurance offices, 154, Queen street Holbrook E. G. (firm of Holbrook & Son), Portsmouth Times office, 154, Queen street Holbrook R. (firm of Holbrook R. & Son), p. r., 2, Elm grove, Southsea Holding W., butcher, 51, St. James street Holland William, beer retailer, 8, St. James street Holland Emil, watchmaker, 60, Union street Hollis John Edward, leading hand joiner H.M. dockyard, 10, King street Horner C., Mitre tavern, corner of Kent street and Butcher street Holmes John, Three Guns tavern, St. Georges square Hook Mrs., lodgings, 9, King street Horsey James, druggist, 160, Queen street Horsey Samuel, printer, stationer, book & music seller, and fancy repository, 151, Queen street Horton Mrs. Maria, milliner and straw bonnet maker, 37, Union street Houghton. and Son, architects, surveyors, and civil engineers, 11, Union street Howell Thomas, pawnbroker, 17, Bishop street Hudson Henry, wholesale and retail china, and glass warehouse, and depot for Nortons china, 68, Queen street Hughes Henry, Birmingham, Sheffield, and Staffordshire warehouseman, 23, Queen street ; p.r., St. James street Hughes Henry, general dealer, 53, St. James street Hughes William, greengrocer, 62, North street Humby William, jun., boot and shoe manufacturer & shoe mercer, 42, Queen street ; and 1 & 2, Bishop street Hummel Joseph and Co., watch and block makers and jewellers, 99, Queen street Humphrey Nathaniel Jas., lodging house, 38, King street HUNT THOMAS & WILLIAM, bakers and grocers, 18, Daniel street, and Catharine row Husband -, toy dealer, 36, St. James street Hyde Frederick, baker and shopkeeper, 1, Brunswick row Hyams Wolfe, auctioneer, 35, Butcher street |