Other detail places the Kings Head at the Flemish street and New street junction? This public house would have been demolished around 1828 for the St Katherine Dock Improvement
Old Tower Without pub history index
Historical London public houses, Taverns, Inns, Beer Houses and Hotels.
Residents at this address.
Lockies in 1810, describes Flemish Street, Tower Hill, on the East side, and the second on the Right about ten doors from Irongate, it extends to St Catherines lane.
3 December 1821 / Insured: James Hallett esq 6 Finsbury Place victualler
Other property or occupiers: Kings Head Public House and New Street St Catherines/../../Sun Fire Insurance records at the LMA
Sun (London) 15 October 1822 :
Thames Police Office - Licensed Victuallers convicted for keeping irregular houses:
Walter Morrison, of the Kings Head, St Catherines
18 November 1822 / Insured: James Hallett 2 Bath Place Kennington gent
Other property or occupiers: Kings Head New Street St Catherines (victualler)/../../Sun Fire Insurance records at the LMA
18 May 1825 / Insured: James Hallett 2 Bath Place Kensington gent
Other property or occupiers: House near the Kings Head in Flemish Street St Catherines (Morrison victualler)/../../Sun Fire Insurance records at the LMA
9 November 1825 / Insured: James Hallett 2 Bath Place Kensington gent
Other property or occupiers: The Kings Head New Street St Catherines (victualler)/../../Sun Fire Insurance records at the LMA
Morning Advertiser 20 October 1826 :
To Publicans making Improvements and Alterations - To be sold the entire Fittings Up and Furniture of two modern gin shops, comprising capital 4 motion beer machine, liquor fountains and recesses, also a great quantity of oval and other casks, with every description of public house fixtures. The Houses coming down for the New Docks - The whole to be viewed at Mr Morrisons, the kings Head, Flemish street, St Catherines.