Portsmouth pubs history index - - Portsmouth 1855 index
| Abrahams Alexander, manufacturing jeweller, 37 High street Adams Mrs. Emily Jane, coffee house, 12 St. Marys street Adamson Mrs. Harriet, general dealer, 19 St. Marys street Aldridge Samuel, shopkeeper, 139 High street Alford. Stephen, Custom House officer, 42 East street Alldridge John Lumley, dentist, 145 High street Allen Charles, Royal Mail tavern, 28 St. Thomas street Allen John Edward, butcher, 29 Warblington street Anchor Charles, wine and dry cooper, 30 Oyster street, and White Hart row Andrews Mrs. Sarah, Royal Swan, Green row ANTILL NATHANIEL, importer of wines and spirits, Scotch and Irish whiskey, agent for London stout and porter, Allsopps pale and other ales, and Guinness and Watkins stout, Oyster street, and near the Dock gates, Portsea, and Palmerston road, Southsea Arter George, grocer, 33 St. Marys street Ash Frederick, potato merchant, 78 St. Thomas street Ash Henry, potato dealer, 50 St. Thomas street Astridge John, governor of Portsmouth gaol Atkey Charles John, brewer, Bee Hive brewery, Warblington street ; p.r., 12 High street Atkins John Elias, manager of the Hampshire Banking Company Branch Bank, 2 Green row Atkins Thomas, canteen keeper, Gun Wharf barracks Atlee Richard, greengrocer, 64 Broad street Avis John, beer retailer, 28 East street Aylwin Thomas, saddler & harness maker, 40 High street BAILEY GEORGE, Orange Tree tavern, East street, Point Bailey Joseph, boot and shoe manufacturer, 74 High street, and at 77 Union street, Ryde, Isle of Wight Bailey Richard, Marine View hotel, Grand parade Baker and Company, wholesale and retail grocers and shipping merchants, Broad street Baker George, corn merchant and wharfinger Broad street Baker Bliss Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, St. Thomas street Bank of England (branch of), 26 High street ; business hours, 10 till 4. Henry John Dorrien, Esq., agent ; John Heaney, Esq., sub-agent Barnett Joseph, importer of foreign cigars, snuffs, and tobacco, and proprietor of American bowling alleys and billiard rooms 95, High street Barron Mark Charles, master mariner, Semaphore place Bartlett John, boot and shoemaker, 50 Broad street Batchelor Richard, ale & porter merchant and railway carrier, agent for Courage and Co., brewers . Lombard street Batchelor Thomas, bookseller, bookbinder, and stationer, 50 High street Bath Henry, beer retailer, 22 Prospect row Baxter Miss Eliza, school, 16 Lombard street Baxter Thomas H., smith and farrier, St. Thomas street Bayntun Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper, East street Beach William, pork butcher, 35 St. Marys street Beale Miss Ann, The Roebuck, 52 Broad street Beale Joseph, potato merchant, East street Beale Mies Martha, shopkeeper, 27 East street Beale Richard W., clerk at Lloyds agents office, 6 Lombard street BEALE THOMAS, Custom House agent and shipbroker, Bath square ; p.r., 85 St. Thomas street Beesley Mrs. Fanny, dress and bonnet maker, 39 St. Marys street Bench George Robert, Union tavern, Broad street Bench Miss, Coal Exchange, Bath square Bernthal Alfred Herman, tailor and draper, 96 High street Bevis George, builder, 27 St. Thomas street Bicknell Charles, gasfitter, bell hanger, &c., Green row, and Penny street Bigwood Thomas Cook, wine merchant, Penny street Binsteed and Elliott, solicitors, 16 High street Binsteed Charles Henry, notary & solicitor, secretary to the Victoria Pier Company, honorary secretary to the Decanal Board of Education, commissioner in Chancery and Admiralty courts, secretary to Hays Patent Waterproof Glue Company (Limited), agent to the Liverpool and London Fire, and the North British and Mercantile Life Assurance offices Birch George, The Star, 150 High street BISHOP GEORGE PRINCE, wine and spirit merchant, agent for Barclay, Perkins, and Co., London, and for Bass and Co.s Burton ales, 3, Lombard street ; p.r., 80, St. Thomas street Blanchard George James, general dealer, Town Quay, & at Radnor street, Southsea Bloxam Henry, surgeon, 1 Grand parade Body Edwin, butcher, 47 High street Bolt John Henry, cabinet maker, &c., and parish clerk, 54 St. Thomas street Bond J. marine store dealer, 63 Broad street Bond William, Dolphin hotel, and wine & spirit merchant, proprietor of American bowling alleys and billiard rooms, 42, High street Booth Mrs. Ann, eating house, 14 Broad street Bore Frederick, shopkeeper, 138 High street Bore Thomas, Forfarshire tavern, Oyster street Boyton James, Vine tavern, 24 Lombard street Bracher Mrs. Rebecca, The Guernsey, 20 Warblington street Braddock James, pianoforte and harp tuner, 14 Lombard street Bradley Richard Wm., actuary of Savings Bank, St. Thomas street Bradley John, Sussex tavern. St. Mary street Brooks Robert, grocer, 20 Oyster street Brooks William, coffee house keeper, 48 St. Marys street Brown Frederick Wellstead, professor of dancing, 82 St. Thomas street Brown William, proprietor of the South of England Music Hall & Blue Bell tavern, and wine and spirit merchant, St. Marys street Browne George Edward, tobacconist, 122 High street Buckett John, shoemaker, 44 Warblington street Buckle George, Cross Keys tavern, Warblington street BUCKLER RICHARD, salt merchant, Warblington street Buckler Mrs. Sarah Ann, grocer and provision factor, 14, 15, and 16 Warblington street Burden Priscilla, shopkeeper, 41 East street Barges John Edward, town crier, 50 Penny street Burne John Edward, miller and corn merchant, Kings mill Burrows Robt., tobacconist, &c., 97 High street Bushnell Walter, Ship Worcester, 42 Broad street Calcott George Newbury, ship chandler & shipsmith, 11 Broad street Calcott James, artist, 38 St. Thomas street Casher William. and Co., wine and spirit merchants, 24 High street Cavander Samuel and Co., tobacco, snuff, and cigar manufacturers, 70 High street and at Queen street, Portsea, & Whitechapel, London Chamberlains office, Quay; Mr. E. Whiting, chamberlain ; Mr. Chas. Henry Hardy, harbour master Chambers William Grant and Co., wholesale and retail grocer, tea dealers, and Italian warehousemen, 83, High street, and at 4, The Hard, Portse:J. Chaplin and Homes parcel Rice, 18 Broad street ; Joseph Pink, agent Chapman Mrs. Jane, eating house, 72 St. Marys street CHARPENTIER WILLIAM HENRY, engraver, general printer, and manufacturing stationer, 46, High street Chestle James, outfitter, 56 Broad street, Childs Joseph Linington, pharmaceutical chemist, 117 High street CLARK & GLASSE, soda water and ginger beer manufacturers, 7 Oyster street Clark Edmund. & Co., cork merchants and manufacturers, King street Clark Edmund (firm of E. Clark and Co.), 130 High street CLARK ROBERT, grocer and tea dealer, St. Marys street Coasby Henry, beer retailer, 68 High street Cole James William, Custom House agent, 70 St. Thomas street Collins Henry, Custom House & shipping agent, agent for the Eagle Life Assurance Company, 25, Lombard street ; p.r., Victoria villa, Mile end, Landport Cook George, fruiterer, 28 Broad street Cook John, beer retailer, 16 East street Coombs Stephen Miller, army tailor, 29 High street Coote John, pilot, 4 Semaphore place Cope James, The Highlander, 25 Oyster street Copps Robert, general dealer, 40 St. Marys street Cousin Nathalie, egg merchant, 23 Oyster street Cox Henry, coal merchant, Town quay Cox William, beer retailer, 53 St. Marys street Crampton John Thomas, coal and potato merchant, Town quay ; p.r., Britain , Portsea Crew Edward, fancy repository & archery warehouse, 28 High street CROSS EDWARD, plumber, painter, and glazier, 2 Broad street, and Whitehart row Crumpier James, Dukes Head tavern, King William place Cullingworth Charles James, fur manufacturer and milliner, 104 High street Custom House, Quay ; William James Redpath, Esq., collector; William Gordon Maclean, Esq., chief clerk |