Portsmouth pubs history index - - Portsmouth 1855 to 1875 index
| Adams Benjamin & Co. printers, 46 North street Adams George William Hooper, messman, 36 Prince George's street Adams William, tailor, 96 Queen street Addison Albert (firm, Harvey & Addison), solicitor, commissioner to administer oaths in common law courts, 66 Hanover street Alexander George, eating house & greengrocer,7Hanover street Allnutt & Son, chemists, 104 Queen street Allnutt Frederick, lozenge manufacturer, 12 & 13 Chapel row Amass George Edgar, butcher, 105 Queen street. Arnett George, jeweller, 16 Union street Anderson James, pork butcher, 28 St. James's street Andrews George, cabinet maker, 50 Hanover street Andrews Jeremiah, academy, 8 Lion place Anscombe Edmund, Earl St. Vincent tavern, & carpenter, 31 The Hard Antill Nathaniel, importer of wines & spirits, scotch & Irish whiskies, agent for Henry Brett & Co.'s " Eau de Vie" pure brandy, Bass's pale & other ales, Guinness's Dublin stout &c. near the Dockyard gates ; & at Oyster street, Portsmouth & High bank, Palmerston road, Southsea. Appleford Isaac, greengrocer, 49 Kent street Aria College (Rev. Isaac S. Meisels, principal), St. George's square Armond Harriet (Mrs.), Three Tuns, 33 Kent street Armstrong Frederick James, eating house, 5 Wickham street Armstrong John, beer retailer, 22 North street, & wood & coal dealer, 31 Bishop street Arnold John, confectioner, 41 Queen street & 119 Commercial road Artrick Robert, rag merchant, 44 North street Ashdowne & Westcott, corn merchant, 13 Queen street Ashdowne Charles, Lion tavern, 54 St. James's street Ashton Maria (Mrs.), midwife, 24 Daniel street Atkins William Edward, marine artist, 5 Ordnance row Avenell Alfred, shopkeeper, 44 Havant street Avens William & Co. grocers, 44 Queen street Avery George, news agent & shoe maker, 5 Havant street Aylen Thomas, currier & leather seller, 4 & 5 Kent street Aylott Wm. Stephen, shopkeeper, 42 Havant street Backler George, tea & coffee dealer, export grocer &c. see Chambers W. G. & Co Bailey Charles Holloway, brick mer. 25 St. George's square Bailey Henry, Bedford in Chase, 14 The Hard Baker William & Son, boot & shoe makers, 36 Queen street Baker Edward, pawnbroker, 121 Queen street, & Commercial road, Landport Baker Gideon, refreshment house, 37 North street Baker Gilbert, beer retailer, 38 North street Baker Wm. grocer & provision merchant, 28 Queen street Ballard John, shopkeeper, 43 Britain street Barber Henry, news agent, 48 Kent street Barker Charles George, district superintendant to the British Workman's Assurance Co. Lim. 53 St. George's square Barnes Elizabeth & Emma (Misses), seminary, 30 St. George's square Barnes William, stationer, 56 Queen street Barron Mark Charles, shipping agent, 14 Ordnance row Bartlett Benjamin, beer retailer, 13 Cross street Bartlett Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 65 St. George's square Bartlett Richard, grocer, 12 Kent street Bartlett Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 147 Queen street Barton Fanny (Miss), eating house, 98 Queen street Batchellor William, wholesale confectioner, 7 Queen street, & 49 Russell street, Landport Bawden John Richard, tailor, 30 Britain street Beacham Wm. Henry, beer retailer, 32 Marlborough road Bechervaise John Savage, agent to Standard Life Assurance, 12 King street Beck George, Coal Exchange, 65 Cross street Beck George Maurice, auctioneer, 9 Queen street Bellchamber George Augustus, tea dealer, 66 Cross street, & 287 Fratton road, Landport Beneficial Society (Thomas Slade, steward of the hail; James John Slade, secretary & schoolmaster) ; hall & school, Kent street Bennett Joseph, Bear & Staff, 28 North street Benyon Edward Garrard (formerly with Messrs. Swan & Edgar, London), fancy draper, milliner & ladies' outfitter, 53 Queen street Besant & Porter, solicitors, solicitors to guardians of Portsea Island Union, to Hampshire Land Co. Limited, to Southern Counties Provident Society, to South of England Insurance Co. & to Portsea Island Benefit Building Society, 12 Union street Besant Albert (firm, Besant & Porter), solicitor, deputy superintendent registrar of births, deaths &c. commissioner for taking acknowledgments, 12 Union street Besant William, wine & spirit merchant, 12 Union street Bignell Charles John, cab proprietor, 14 Puds lane Bigwood & Cronin, ladies' tailors, naval & military outfitters, hosiers &shirt manufacturers, 134 Queen street. Black Charles, Sheer Hulk, 19 The Hard Blake Alfred Starling, solicitor, 21 Union street & at Gosport Blake Edward, furniture dealer, 33 St. James's street Blake Joseph Starling, linen draper, 118 Queen street Blanchett Charles, greengrocer, 108 Queen street Blundell Henrietta (Mrs.), seminary, 44 Hanover street Eolith° Henry Walter, watch maker, 30 Queen street Bond Thomas, ironmonger, 19 Hanover street Bond William Edwin, assistant overseer for Portsea parish, Parochial offices, 3 Lion terrace Bone William Abraham, Gloucester Brewery, & brewer, 44 Gloucester street Borough of Portsmouth Building Society (Richard Wm Bradley, sec.; Henry & William Henry Ford, solicitors); office, 37 Bishop street Bowers Charles, carman, 25 Havant street Bowers William John, beer retailer, 6 Havant street Bowyer John, second-hand book dealer, 43 St. James's street Bowyer Richard, news agent, 18 Queen street Boyce John Hillier (late Thomas Burt), furnishing ironmonger, patent kitcheners, kitchen ranges ; Palmer's candles, colza oil, gas chandeliers, moderator, ship & candle lamps in great variety, 102 Queen street Boyce John Hillier, wholesale & retail shirt manufacturer, hosier, glover &c. 115 Queen street Boyce William, beer retailer, 54 North street Boyd James, Royal Oak commercial hotel posting house, 171 Queen street Diluting James, shopkeeper, 20 Daniel street Bramble Brothers, builders, Portland street Brice Thomas William, shopkeeper, 3 Clock street Bright James, joiner, 10 Aylward street Britannia Loan & Discount Office (Henry Kemp, man.), 53 Union street British & Foreign Bible Society's Depot (James Jones, agent), 116 Queen street Broadhead Mary & Ellen (Misses), muffin & crumpet bakers, 23 St. James's street Broman Amelia (Mrs.), Blue Anchor tavern, 63 Cross street Brooks Sarah (Mrs.), lodging house, 54 St. George's square Brown Henry & Son, butchers, 172 Queen street & at St. Mary street, Portsmouth & King's road, Southsea Brown George Coppin, greengrocer, 17 Bonfire corner Brown Thomas, tailor & outfitter, 19 Ordnance row Brown William, Military Arms, Lennox row Brushwood John, baker & grocer, 20 Frederick street Bryant Alfred, academy, 29 St. George's square Bryant George, photographer, 177 Queen street Bryant Henry James, artists' colorman, 12 Hanover street Bryant Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 North street Buist William, travelling draper, 5 North street Bullock Albert, grocer, 57 Cross street Bunce Caroline (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 21 Daniel street Bunt Charlotte Janet (Miss), seminary, 46 Bishop street Burge Henry, confectioner, 31 College street Burgess Joseph, tailor, 75 Queen street Burr Jane (Miss), seminary, 32 King street Burton Henry, shoe maker, 1 Frederick street Button Joseph, shoe maker, 5 Cross street Button Joseph, jun. shoe maker, 14 St. James's street Byerley Isaac, baker, 10 Kent street Byerley John Alfred, stock & share broker & general accountant, registrar of births & deaths for Portsea town, manager of Hampshire Sc Landport Building Society, accountant to Royal Portsmouth Hospital, agent for Phoenix Fire & Standard Life Insurance Cos. St. George's house, St. George's square |