History of Suffolk - Bury St Edmunds Commercial Traders 1865 - NO

Post Office Directory of 1865.

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The Commercial traders in Bury St Edmunds in 1865, surname A.

National Provincial Bank of England (branch) (John Walter Whelan, manager), Market hill; draw on London & Westminster Bank, London
Neagus Samuel, plumber & glazier, 6 Northgate street
Newby Robert, beer retailer, Raingate street
Newell James, cattle dealer, 78 Southgate road
Newham Samuel, surgeon, 10 Angel hill
Newson & Stanley, auctioneers, land & estate agents & surveyors, 55 Abbeygate street; & 2 Walbrook, London E C
Nice George, hair dresser, 21 Abbevgate street
Nice Robert, beer retailer; 81 Whiting street
Nice Thomas, practical tailor & woollen draper. 2 Guildhall street
Nickelson John, shopkeeper, 75 Long Brackland
Norfolk Caroline (Mrs.) (established 1800), servants' registry office, Market hill
Norfolk James Pearman, tailor, 12 Guildhall street
Norfolk Thomas, gun manufacturer, Market hill
Norman Frederick & Robert, brush makers, 40 Churchgate street
Norman Michael, shoe maker, 39 Southgate street
Nunn, Hinnell & Skepper, chemists & druggists, 12 Abbeygate street
Nunn Bridget Ann (Mrs.), professor of music, 1 School Hall street
Nunn James, tailor, 5 Risbygate street
Nunn William Josiah, hosier, glover & shirt maker, 48 Abbeygate street

Oakes, Bevan & Co. bankers. Bury & Suffolk bank, 9 Butter market; draw on Barclay, Bevan & Co. London
Oliver Mary Ann (Mrs.), fancy repository, 87 St. John's street
Oliver George John, wine & spirit importer & family grocer, 11 Abbeygate street; & bonding vaults, St. Peter's, Ipswich
Owers Robert, cart owner, 82 Long Brackland