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Soames Edwin, pawnbroker, 32 Queen’s rd west

Somes M. clothier, 4 Lombard te

Solomon C. clothier, 120 Marlbro’ rd

Soloman Ralph, dealer in old china, 34 Sloane st

Soper J. boot maker, 17 Exeter st

Souter Thomas, cab proprietor, 55 College st

Souter E. and A. grocers, 4 East st

Squires G. butcher, 337 King’s rd

Sparks, Ellen Emma, bookseller and stationer, 173 Marlbro’ rd

Spells Wm. baker, 12 Lombard st

Spenceley Wm. wine merchant, 1 Sloane st

Spenceley William, ‘Swan Tavern’, 4 Sloane st

Spenceley George Frederick, ‘The King’s Head & Eight Bells’, 45 Cheyne walk

Spencer T. butcher, 128 Marlbro’ rd

Spencer Wm. coal and coke dealer, 5 Lower Symons st

Spicer C. mason, Little Cadogan pl

Spicer Henry, builder, decorator &c., 13 Pont st

Spiers William, marine stores, 20 Queen’s rd east

Spinks George, ‘Coach and Horses’, Queen’s rd east

Spooner Mrs. wardrobe dealer, 19 Manor st

Stacey George, confectioner, 171 Marlbro’ rd

Stacey Richard, coffee house, 13 Cumberland pl

Standage Henry W. broker, 27 Marlbro’ rd

Standen J. dairy, 36 Lower Sloane st

Stanesby J. T. and Co. booksellers, stationers, and Post office, 179 Sloane st

Stanesby G. livery stables, Park wlk

Stanford William, H. fly proprietor, Charlotte st

Stanley G. tailor 172 King’s rd

Startling George, ‘Marlbro’ Arms’, 27 College st

Steed James, baby linen warehouse, 9 Sloane sq

Steed Henry, ‘The Man in the Moon,’ 392 King’s rd

Steer John, butcher, 71 King’s rd

Stephens J. dairyman, 15 Francis st

Stephenson Henry, College Arms’, 47 College st.

Sternberg —, furniture dealer, 124 New rd

Stevens J. W. grocer, 11 Lombard st

Stews Lawrence, wardrobe dealer, 1 Ormond rd.

Stevens R. boot mkr, Cumberland st

Stimpson T. builder, Upper North st

Stevens W. boot maker, 4 Francis st

Stocken John, ‘Cricketers Tavern,’ Cheyne walk

Stockley R. greengrocer, 19 Milner st

Stockley T. tea dealer, 178 Sloane st

Stokes E. book mkr, 19 Lombard st

Stokes Henry, greengrocer, 10 Lombard st

Stokes Isaac, tailor, 7 Charles st

Stokes Joseph, baker, 23 Walton st

Stone H. haberdasher, 1 Manor st

Stone Misses, milliner, 5A Sloane st

Stone W. mason, 75 New rd

Storey T. C. ‘White Hart’, Duke st

Storr —, printer, 8 First st

Strachan Mrs. dress maker, 38 Robert st

Strange and Son, family grocers, 46 Cheyne walk

Strange G. greengrocer, 3 Keppel st

Stratton G. cow keeper, 78 Leader st

Street Edmund, ‘The White Horse’, 66 Lower Church st

Strickland R. builder, 2 Godfrey st

Strickland Edward, ham and beef shop, 33 Cheyne walk

Strong C. jeweller, &c. 9 Symons st

Stroulger I. J. tailor, 53 Sloane sq.

Strugnell W. B. tea dealer and Post office, 110 King’s rd

Stwart Alexander, grocer and cheesemonger, 75 Queen’s rd west

Styant W. plumber, &c., 1 Lower Sloane st

Summerfield A. baker, 191 King’s rd

Surridge J. greengrocer, 6 Manor rw

Sutherland James, tobacconist, 17A Queen st

Sutton E. grocer. &c. Cumberland st

Sutton Jane, beer retailer, 18 Queen’s rd east

Swanger John, wardrobe warehouse, 1A Keppel ter

Sweatman Thomas, boot maker, 12 Exeter st

Sweeney J. boot maker, 13 Queen’s rd east

Swinbourn Henry, boot maker, 49 Queen’s rd west

Sydney A. W. oil and colourman, 127 King’s rd

Symons E. O. builder, Exeter st

Tanner C. haberdasher, 18 South st

Tassell T. confectioner, 84 King’s rd

Tate G. boot maker, 4 Ellis st

Taylor J. boot maker, 5 Turk’s row

Taylor and Co, Chelsea distillery, Shawfield st

Taylor and Co. perfume distillers, 121 King’s rd

Temple C. corn merchant, 58 College st

Temple John, appraiser, 16 Exeter st

Temple I. J. appraiser, 19 Up. North st

Temple R. H. gas fitter, 2 Up. North st

Terrey George, potatoe salesman, 4 Cheyne walk

Teggin W. tobacconist, 10 King’s rd

Thatcher T. carpenter, 3 Cumberland st

Theobald J. corn chandler, 9 South st

Thick Thos. tailor, 9 Up. Church st

Thomas Benjamin, upholsterer, 139 Marlbro’ rd

Thomas John, stay and corset maker, 31 Sloane sq

Thomas W. H. ironmonger, 6 Sloane st

Thomson —, writer, 74 Low. Sloane st

Thompson Edward, potatoe warehouse, 54 Leader st

Thompson E. H. watchmaker, 181 Sloane st

Thompson Thomas, the Pier coffee house, 29 Cheyne walk

Thorn C. greengrocer, 38 Up. North st

Thorne T. E. tobacconist, 8 Symons st

Thorn William, oil and colourman, 181 Marlbro’ rd

Thornton Geo. tobacconist, 1 Green st

Thornton W. carpenter Lit. Cadogan pl

Thorp Emma Mary, tobacconist, 169 Sloane st

Thwaites Charles, pork butcher, 13A Symons st

Tilling A. house agent, 29 Manor st

Tilley John, sweep, 13 Chelsea market

Tilling W. brush maker, 193 King’s rd

Tiller Wm. grocer, 16 Coulson st

Tilston Thos hosier, 11 King’s rd

Tindale J. and C. Lee and R. linendrapers, 11 King’s rd

Tippetts B. M. chemist, 3 Sloane st

Todd John, baker, 47 King’s rd

Todd Geo. auctioneer, 30 Cheyne walk

Todd J. and C. W. builders, 8 Milner st

Tomkins Geo. cow keeper, 5 Orford st

Townsend Th. dyer &c., 16 Sloane sq

Townsend William, the ‘Queen of Oude,’ 35 Queen st

Townsend —, plumber, 17 Barrosa pl

Toynbee T. Pavillion stables, Sloane st

Tree Benj. broker, 11 Chelsea market

Tranter Charles, tobacconist, 4 Queen’s rd west

Trebble and Clayton, chimney sweeps, 41 Upper North st

Tregenza Jno. boot maker, 14 New rd

Trowton J. coffee house, 38 Cheyne wk

Truckle Joseph, plumber and painter, Oriel cottage, College st

Trundell J. boot maker, 24 Sloane sq

Tucker J. ‘Cross Keys,’ Lawrence st

Tuck Mrs. Cadogan gardens, Sloane st

Tuck Mrs. J. fruiterer, 28 Sloane st

Tuck Richard, Devonshire dairy, 18 Lower Church st

Tunbridge W. cow keeper, New rd

Turkish Bath establishment, 155 Sloane st

Turner C. gardener, 34 Cumberland st

Turner J. boot maker, 88 Marlbro’ rd

Turner Thomas, furniture dealer, & undertaker, 53A Low. George st

Turpin Mrs. bottle dealer, Little Cadogan pl

Turnpenny Jno. ‘Crown and Anchor,’ 61 Lower Church st

Turrell John, fancy repository, 168 Sloane st

Tyler G. coffee house, 14 Marlbro’ rd

Tyler R. coffee house, 388 King’s rd

Upjohn W. tinman, 34 Up. North st

Vail W. pork butcher, 167 Marlbro’ rd

Valens T. Alfred, cheesemonger, 80 Leader st

Vanchini J. confectioner, 18 Leader st

Varity H. ‘Riley Arms’, York buildings

Vedy L. news agent, 7 Britannia ter

Venner John, baker, 24 Manor st

Venner John, baker, 6 Albert ter

Vinall C. house decorator 25 Walton st

Vincent S. watchmaker, 356 King’s rd

Voss —, tailor, 93 Sloane st

Wain Geo. tea dealer, 2 King’s rd

Waddelove E. James, 10 Salamanca Upper Church st

Walker Ch. cow keeper, 25 Exeter st

Walker David, picture frame maker, 2 College pl

Walker Jas. fishmonger, 94 King’s rd

Walter Julia, baker and confectioner, 150 Sloane st

Walker T. imitator of woods, 18 Robert ter

Waller J. R. tailor, 4 York st

Waller & Son, builders, 75 King’s rd

Wallis Ann, milliner, 23 Sloane st

Wallis T. tobacconist, 3 Queen’s rd w.

Walter Ch. bootmaker, 327 King’s rd

Walter J. cow keeper, 31 New rd

Walters Ann, tobacconist, 8 South st

Walters F. marine store, 114 Marlbro’ rd

Wangler S. watchmaker, 5 Bond st

Wannell Jas. butcher, 8 Leader ter

Ward F. ‘White Hart,’ 49 King’s rd

Ward J. leather seller, 18 Leader st

Ward W. fancy repository, 5 Leader st

Wardley G. baker, 110 Marlbro’ rd

Warnar W. greengrocer, 1 Princes st

Warne Charlotte, tobacconist, 3A Upper Church st

Warne J. dairy, 28 Up. North st

Warner Wm. broker, 66 Walton st

Waters S. milliner, 4A Sloane st

Watkins Jesse, baker, 83 King’s rd

Watkins Misses, preparatory school, 2 Markham sq

Watkins T. M. coffee house, 9 King’s rd

Watkins Wm. grocer, 12 Lawrence st

Watson G. coal merchant, 9 Keppel st

Watson M. grocer, 25 Queen’s rd west

Watson R. blind maker, 40 Walton st

Watson T. herbalist, 8 Queen’s rd west

Watts J. beer retailer 3 Ellis st

Weaving C. boot maker, 50 First st

Webb G. carpenter, 12 South st

Webb R. corn chandler, 76 Marlbro’ rd

Webb William, baker, 35 New rd, and 29 Up. North st

Webber G. jun. painter, 12 Draycott pl

Webbing Robert James, fancy repository, 60 King’s rd

Weeks John and Co., horticultural nursery, 124 and 126 King’s rd

Weeks Thos. grocer, 34 Walton st

Weeks Thomas, Chelsea lime wharf, Queen’s rd

Weidner M. pork butcher, 2 Duke st

Wellbank R. stationer, 42 King’s rd

Wellbank Richard, stationer and news agent, 21 Sloane sq

Wells Henry, grocer, 3 Up. Church st

Wells James, dealer in teas, coffees, Italian articles, and other household stores, 48 Sloane st

West J. Dan. grocer, 24 Robert st

West M. wardrobe dealer, 3 Beaufort pl

West W. Geo. tailor, 10 Manor st

Weston A. dairy, 13 White Lion st

Weston R. confectioner, 1A Duke st

Weymouth E. William, greengrocer, 33 Cadogan st

Wharton F. chemist, 24 King’s rd

Whatley Frederick, photographic artist, 3 Strewan pl

Wheeler Buchan, chemist, 4 Prospect pl. Cheyne walk

Wheeler J. baker, 18 Queen’s rd west

Whisker R. van proprietor, Cross st

White E. linendraper, 359 King’s rd

White Francis, butcher, 347 King’s rd

White Fred. brewer, Up. North st

White Geo. bootmaker, 128 King’s rd

White Jas. corn dealer, 3 Prospect pl

White John Thackham, leather seller, 129 Marlbro’ rd

White Michael F. and Co, wine & spirit merchants, 71 Sloane st

White Mrs. milliner, 108 King’s rd

White Rich. leather seller, and dealer in grindery, and manufacturer of Chapmans’ bottom boards, 10 Upper North st

White R. ironmonger, 390 King’s rd

White W. H. hatter, 9 Up. North st

Whitelock G. grainer, 11 Keppel st

Whitehead J. W. greengrocer, 56 Lower George st

Whiting Jonathan, tobacconist, 37 Lower George st

Whittaker James, pork butcher, 49A Queen’s rd west

Whittingham P. grocer, 1 James st

Whyte F. broker, 8 Chelsea market

Wiles —, laundry, 4 Cook’s grove

Willcox Jas. cow keeper, 35 Exeter st

Wilkie R. the ‘Globe,’ 19 King’s pl

Wilkins C. dairyman, 6 First st

Wilkins E. greengrocer, 30 Keppel st

Wilkins Mrs. wardrobe warehouse, 79 Lower Sloane st

Williams Ann, grocer, 14 Lower George st

Williams George Frederick, linendraper, 163 and 165 Marlbro’ rd

Williams James, 12 Rose ter

Williams J. boot maker, 22 Manor st

Williams Mrs. dairy, 29 Beaufort st

Williams Mrs. tobacconist, 5 Ellis st

Williams T. boot maker, 2 Paulton st

Williams W. general dealer, 49 First st

Williams Wm. grainer, 1A James st

Willis and Bray, portmanteau and trunk manufacturers, 192 Sloane st

Wilson G. plumber, 2 First st

Wilson Hen. grocer, 60 Walton st

Wilson S. baker, 8 South st

Wilton Jas. beer retailer, 10 South st

Wilson J. zinc worker, 153 Marlbro’ rd

Wilson John, gas fitter, 2 Bond st

Wilson R. confectioner, 5 Manor row

Wilson & Co. tailors, 4A Up. North st

Wilsher Edwin, house decorator, 44 Radnor st

Wilsher Edward, greengrocer, 20 Lower Church st

Wilsher Geo. grocer, 13 Exeter st

Wilsher Wm. stationer, 22 Duke st

Wiltshear James, grocer, and Post Office, 59 Lower Church st

Wilton John, beer retailer, 20 Cumberland st

Wilton William, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 110 Sloane st

Winchester J. plumber, 147 King’s rd

Winder J. coal dealer, 22 Queens st

Windley C. greengrocer, 25 South st

Wing Chas. baker, 10 College ter

Winkworth D. tailor, 80 College st

Winterflood E. tailor, 34A Robert ter

Wise Jas. dairyman, 29 King’s rd

Wise C. beer retailer, 18 Low Symons st

Wise F. Frederick, ‘Royal Eagle,’ 1 Francis st

Wise Mrs. milliner, 1 Cumberland st

Wiseby Eliza, circulating library, 9 Chelsea market

Withers Joseph, dairy, 11 Ellis st

Witten Robert, farrier, 23 College st

Wolz Mrs. baker, 6 Queen’s rd east

Wood John, bricklayer, 23 Francis st

Wood J. W. bootmaker, 5A Up North st

Wood Mary, tobacconist 1 Bond st

Wood W. ‘Adam & Eve,’ 16 Duke st

Woods Elizabeth, wardrobe warehouse, 86 College st

Woodhouse J. coffee house, 13 Leader st

Woodford & Son, sweeps, 3 Oakham st

Woodward John, watch and clock maker, 3 Exeter st

Woodward and Co, coal merchants, Charlotte st

Woolley J. greengrocer, 16 Manor st

Woolmer Frederick, 195 King’s r

Wooten Mrs. milliner, 229 King’s rd

Wordley Thos. tailor, 27 Keppel st

Worms P. auctioneer &c. 3 Charles st

Wormsley J. undertaker, 1 College st

Wright Jas. butcher, 9 Milner st

Wright James, butcher, 1 Ellis st

Wright James Evan, tobacconist, 2 Queen’s rd east

Wright John, ironmonger, 8 Queen’s rd east

Wright T. builder, Draycott pl

Wright Wm. butcher, 3 Duke st

Wright W. cow keeper, Cook’s ground

Wren John, grocer, 20 Manor st

Wray C. cow keeper, 51 Marlbro’ rd

Wustemann Frederick, professor of the flute, 100 Sloane st

Wyatt J. the ‘Queens Arms,’ 98 Marlbro’ rd

Yapp Peter, gentlemans’ bootmaker, 210 Sloane st

Yapp Peter, ladies’ boot and shoe maker, 200 Sloane st

Young H. greengrocer, 4 Keppel st

Young Joseph, draper, 8 Bond st

Young Phillip, chemist and druggist, 47 Cheyne walk

Young Miss E. fancy repository, 32 Sloane st

Youngman, Hayman, and Burnett, linendrapers, 174, 175 and 176 Sloane st

Young Men’s Christian Association, John Lee, Secretary, 165 Sloane st

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JOHN HIRD Boot and Shoe Maker

To Her Majesty the Queen,

AND THE ROYAL FAMILY OF HANOVER, &c., &c.,

Tachbrook Street, Pimlico.

ESTABLISHED 1801.

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J. HIRD, having had a long and successful experience in the Bespoke Department, feels confident he can ensure a fit to all who may favor him with their patronage, combining ease and comfort, with durability, and elegance.

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A good Assortment kept of Ladies’ and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES, of the best Manufacture, at Moderate Charges.

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_French Satin Shoes of several qualities from_ 3_s._ 6_d._

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Ladies and Gentlemen waited on at their residences, and Goods sent on
approval.

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THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE AND BROMPTON TRADE DIRECTORY.

Acton R. Richard, grocer, and Post office, 33 St. George’s pl

Adams W. hair dresser, 6 Clifton ter

Adnitt John, tobacconist, 9 Park pl

Ainsworth John Peachey, cheesemonger & butter man, 9 Crawley ter & 372 King’s road, Chelsea

Albert J. Albert dairy, 321 Fulham rd

Aldridge Thomas, ironmonger, 14 Queen’s buildings

Aldworth B. John, military tailor, 6 Brunswick pl

Alexander J. bootmaker, 5 Clifton ter

Aley Mrs. milliner, 36 Queen st

Allsop Thomas Edward, window blind maker, brush and turnery warehouse, 6 Elm ter

Andrews Mrs. milliner, 10 Rose ter

Atkinson A. Eliza, tobacconist, 5A Upper Queen’s buildings

Atkinson Elliott, ‘Civet Cat,’ 18 Brompton ter

Anderson and Baber, surgeons &c., 18 Brompton row

Anthony John, ‘Crawley Arms,’ Crawley ter

Arnold Geo. F. ‘Queen’s Elm,’ 242 Fulham rd

Ashbey F. & T. blind maker, 12 High rw

Aungier Wm. tailor, 21 Montpelier st

Bailey Mrs. tobacconist, 15 Crawley ter

Baker Ph. grocer, 253 Fulham rd

Baker —, livery stables, Brompton rd

Bolster H. William, furniture warehouse, 14 High rd

Balster H. William, carpet warehouse, 12 Queen’s buildings

Barbey R. stationer, 9 Middle row n.

Barnes B. James, pharmaceutical chemist, 1 Trevor ter

Barnes Edward, family grocer, Registrar of births and deaths, and Post office, 15 & 16 Prospect pl

Barnes E. wheelwright, 1 Knightsbridge green

Barnes Emma, Italian warehouse, 131 Fulham rd

Barnes H. tobacconist, 14 Prospect pl

Barnes Henry, Italian warehouse, 167 Fulham rd

Barnes James, Italian warehouse, 2 Middle Queen’s buildings

Barrat and Co., steam dyers, 4 Brunswick pl

Barrat L. T. stay manufacturer, 5 Middle Queen’s buildings

Barrett Andrew, brush maker, 29 St. George’s pl

Barrett C. cow keeper, Prospect pl

Barrett Edward, brush maker, 48 St. George’s pl

Bartlett Thomas, tailor, 6 Middle row north

Barrat & Son, gasfitters, 6 Sussex pl

Base John, poulterer, 163 Fulham rd

Bateman Francis, ‘King’s Arms,’ 5 Radcliffe ter

Bates Wm. carpenter, 21 Queen st

Baxter Sarah, ‘Clifton Arms,’ 1 Schofield pl

Bayless M. confectioner, 18 Prospect pl

Beale Chas. fishmonger, 14 New st

Beets J. butcher, 35 St. George’s ter

Bell J. oyster rooms, 99A Fulham rd

Bell R. W. draper, 8 Hill st

Bell William, the ‘Fulham Bridge,’ 11 Brompton rd

Bennett Robert, post master, 15A Lower Grove ter

BENNETTS WILLIAM, artists’ colourman, decorator, gilder &c. 8 Brompton row

Berman F. hosier, 2 Montpelier st

Best E. milliner, 15 Queen’s buildings

Bew G. A. coffeehouse, 309 Fulham rd

Bezley James, ham warehouse, 8 Upper Queen’s buildings

Birch, A. and William, undertakers, 5 Middle row north

Birch J. refreshment rooms, 22 High rd

Bingham Edward, marble works, 103 Fulham rd

Bishop Owen, ‘Admiral Keppel’, 77 Fulham rd

Blake D. stove & range maker, 26 New st

Blore John, architect, 8 Michael’s pl

Bley John B. tailor, 4 Elm ter

Bohn John, baker, 1 Clifton ter

Boles —, carpenter, 15 Trevor sq

Bolton James, bookseller and stationer, 39 St. George’s pl

Bolton J. tobacconist, 40 St. George’s ter

Bolton William, tailor, 1 St. Mark’s st

Booker John, china and glass mender, 1 Park side

Boswood Mary, stay maker, 4 Middle row north

Bosely and Coleman, chemists &c., 26 Brompton row

Bywier Edward, spirit merchant, 11 Middle Queen’s buildings

Bowne and Chand, confectioners, 2 Upper Queen’s buildings

Boughton Alfred, greengrocer, 343 Fulham rd

Bradley T. and F. builders, 14 Clifton ter

Brain W. bird fancier, 4 Park side

Brain W. umbrella maker, 1 Park side

Brake Hy. builder, 359 Fulham rd

Braid J. wardrobe dealer, 45 Lancelot pl

Brignall Charles, baby linen warehouse, 4 Brompton pl

Brister W. baker, 11 Clifton ter

Brooker John, coal merchant, 347 Fulham rd

Brockwell Edward, greengrocer, 5 Old Brompton rd

Broomfield Walter, locksmith &c., 5 Knightsbridge green

Brown George, house decorator, and house agent, 50 Brompton row

Bruce B. boot maker, 2 Grove ter

Buckland E. carpenter, 7 Alfred st

Buckley P. house decorator, 1 Onslow pl

Bull W. butcher, 5 Old Brompton rd

Bultitude W. shirt maker, 9 Clifton ter

Buncombe Robert, chemist and druggist, 55 Brompton row

Burman J. brush maker, 24 Albert ter

Burnet Joseph, tailor, 4 New st

Burry W. H. the ‘Talbot’, 19 Montpelier st

Burtenshaw and Finch, drapers, 85 Fulham rd

Burton L. confectioner, 18 High rd

Butt A. Mary, beer retailer, 335 Fulham rd

Butt William, grocer, 35 Raphael st

Calcut J. butcher, 4 Queen’s bldgs

Cant James, baker, 13 New st

Carr John, draper, 175 Fulham rd

Carter James & Co. linendrapers, 34 St. George’s pl

Carter Thomas, tripe dresser, 1 Middle row south

Carthew James Henry, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Queen’s bldgs.

Carver and Son, ironmongers, 75 Fulham rd

Carter Ch. gardener, 2 Thistle grove

Cater & Sons, job masters, 31 Queen st

Champion Miss C. ladies’ wardrobe dealer, 2 Lancelot pl

Channon S. Thomas, stationer and Post office, 5 Brompton pl

Chaplain F. James, house decorator, 5 Brunswick pl

Chaplain F. James, tobacconist, 5½ Brunswick pl

Chapman R. bootmaker, 15 Clifton ter

Chapman and Son, tea and coffee dealers, 43 St. George’s pl

Chappell J. Henry, ironmonger and gas fitter, 2 Onslow pl

Charles A. milliner, 24 St. George’s pl

Charles R. tailor, 3 Ranelagh st

Charles Fred. tobacconist, 6 Park side

Chatten James, dining rooms, 6 Middle row south

Chatterton J. hatter, 331 Fulham rd

Chauntler J. lace men, 12 Lowndes ter

Chown J. cheesemonger, 83 Fulham rd

Clark Fred. optician, 13 Park side

Clark Fred. auctioneer, 2 Brunswick pl

Clarke J. greengrocer, 171 Fulham rd

Cleghorn Edmund, boot manufacturer, 2 Brompton ter

Clifford J. and A. monumental sculptors, 237 and 239 Fulham rd

Coulfield George S., tobacconist, 7 Queen’s buildings

Cockburn Fred. milliner, 7 Grove ter

Cockran W. linendraper, 15 Rose ter

Cole Alfred B. chemist, 1 Crawley ter

Cole William, picture frame maker, 3 Elm ter

Coleman G. plumber, &c. 19 Queen st

Coleman S. draper, 355 Fulham rd

Collins G. Daniel, trunk and portmanteau maker, 3 Brompton pl

Collins William, hat manufacturer, 5 Upper Queen’s buildings

Collins and Co., linendrapers, 2 Lowndes ter

Coning Mrs. Charles, fancy repository, 6 Rose ter

Connolly E. William, ‘The Grapes,’ 16 Lower Grove ter

Cook George, draper, 2A Clifton ter

Cook William, ‘Windsor Castle,’ 7 Middle row north

Corby Wm. tailor, 1A Michael’s grove

Cordery Wm. fruiterer, &c. 27 High st

Coumbe Rich. butcher, 361 Fulham rd

Court John, hot water engineer, 30 Brompton row

Court —, gas fitter, Chapel pl

Couteau John G. court hair dresser, 23 Brompton row

Cowell & Son, butchers, 38 St. George’s pl

Cowley Charles, cow keeper and dairyman, 28 High rd

Cox William, butcher, 16 Middle Queen’s buildings

Cox W. fruiterer, Chapel pl

Cox G. coffee house, 34 Raphael st

Crabb George, hair dresser and perfumer, 23 High rd

Craft John, cheesemonger, 47 St. George’s pl

Cravens Thomas, marble works, 457 Fulham rd

Crawcour Lewin, furniture warehouse, 22 and 23 Queen’s bldgs.

Creamer George, outfitting establishment, 7 Upper Queen’s bldgs.

Creswick G. bootmaker, 6 Crawley ter

Cribb Robert, the ‘Goat in Boots,’ 333 Fulham rd

Cripps F. H. carpenter, Chapel pl

Criswick G. boot maker, 59 Fulham rd

Crops S. greengrocer, 36 Raphael st

Crowfoot A. ‘Zetland Arms,’ Bute st

Crowley Denis Martin, bookseller and stationer, 2 Crawley ter

Currie James, tailor, 62 Grove pl

Curtis Ch. greengrocer, 2 Pelham st

Cutler Joseph, dairyman, 8 Park side

Dacan, J. hair cutter, 15½ Clifton ter

Daer, W. baker, 15 Montpelier st

Dakin, Edmund, draper, 13 Middle Queen’s Buildings

Dallen, J. tailor, Lancelot pl

Dallibar, W. gasfitter, 331 Fulham rd

Dancock, S. Samuel, ‘Model Dairy,’ 177 Fulham rd

Davidson, James, baker, 15 Lower Grove ter

Davis, A. coffee shop, 1A Yeomans’ rw

Davies, R. eating house, 4 Sussex pl

Davis and Flower, chemists, Post, money order office, and savings bank, 191 Fulham rd

Day —, fruiterer, Chapel pl

Dealesandri A. confectioner, 37 St. George’s pl

Dean, Joseph, grocer and cheesemonger, 389 Fulham rd

Dear, William, upholsterer and house agent, 30 and 31 St. George’s ter

Deekes, C. Philip, potatoe warehouse, 1 Brompton pl

Delany, J. stationer, 353 Fulham rd

Dells, Misses, E. and L. fancy repository, 2 Rose ter

Deneulain, W. F. milliner’s, 52 St. George’s pl

Dennis, John, tailor, 15A Park Side

Denolf, J. B. tailor, 6 Montpelier st

Dickinson, G. John, house agent, 265 Fulham rd

Dillon, E. stationer, 2 Alexander pl

Dinwoodie —, draper, 37 Trevor sq

Dobson, H. fishmonger, 17 High rd

Doggett Martin, oilman, 14 Lower Grove ter

Dore, T. confectioner, 339 Fulham rd

Doughty, D. and W. biscuit bakers, 25 High rd

Doughty, John, baker and confectioner, 12 Queen’s buildings

Doughty, D. E. chemist, 4 William st

Dowie, T. E. Berlin repository, 199 Fulham rd

Downing —, floor cloth manufacturer, 6 Lowndes ter

Drake, Noah, ham, beef, and shellfish warehouse, 13 Middle rw north

Draper, T. wardrobe dealer, 3 New st.

Duggin, I. Henry, tea dealer, 17 Queen’s buildings

Druggan, James, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Middle row north

Dummayne J. mantle warehouse, 15 Middle Queen’s buildings

Dumbrell, George, ‘The Stag,’ 145 Fulham rd

Dunbar, W. 10 Princes gardens

Duncan J. boot maker, Brompton rw

Dungate, Samuel, French polisher, 9 Montpelier st

Dutton and Sons, boot and shoe makers, 3 and 5 Lowndes ter

Durose, C. Daniel, tobacconist, 5 Knightsbridge green

Dye, W. bricklayer, 27 Queen’s st

Dyer, Joseph, ladies’ outfitter, 121 Fulham rd

East Robert, cigar warehouse, 20 Albert ter

Easy William, stationer, 7 Middle Queen’s buildings

Eatwell J. ironmonger, 257 Fulham rd

Eckert P. biscuit baker, 193 Fulham rd

Edwards Robert, ‘White Swan Tavern,’ Gloucester ter

Edward Jones, draper, 4 Onslow pl

Edwards Williams, chemist and druggist, 5 Redcliffe ter

Electric Telegraph Station, 22 St. George’s ter

Ellaway John, star coffee house, 29 Brompton row

Elliott R. dining rooms, 349 Fulham rd

Elsworth John, estate house agent, 3 Trevor ter

Emerton J. cow keeper, 7 Arthur st

Emerton Jos. cow keeper, 19 New st

Emery —, paper hangar, 2 Elm ter

Emmins John, poulterer, &c., 11 Montpelier st

Eslick S. coffee house, 27 New st

Evans & Cooke, drapers, 55 Fulham rd

Evens and Son, wine merchants, 54 Brompton row

Fairweather, H. Wm. tobacconist, 8A Middle row north

Farmer, C. ironmonger, 4 Clifton ter

Farrell, Wm. tailor, 14 Crawley ter

Fenton, A. milliner, 387 Fulham rd

Fenton, F. tobacconist, 69 Fulham rd

Field, W. chemist, 27 Queen’s bldgs

Fitch W. builder, 1A Michaels’ grove

Floyd Charles, grocer, 13 Clifton ter

Flack, George D. brush maker, 365 Fulham rd

Fletcher, Charles, watchmaker, 3 Redcliffe ter

Fletcher, Elizabeth, wardrobe dealer, 21 High rd

Folley J. baker, 23 Montpelier row

Forman, Thomas, greengrocer, 16 Queen’s buildings

Fowls, Thos. butcher, 14 Fulham rd

Fox, Henry, wine merchant, 9 Brompton row

Fry, J. builder, Chapel pl

Fry, Stephen John, linendraper, 10 Crawley ter

Garner T. B. fishmonger, 295 Fulham rd

Gallimore W. plumber, 17 Montpelier st

Garner B. T. butcher, 315 Fulham rd

Garner Wm. butcher, 11 Bute st

Garwood William R. ham warehouse, 3 Upper Queen’s buildings

Gates and Son, job and post masters, 8 Sussex ter

Gatti Leonard, ice merchant, 6 Upper Queen’s buildings

Gaubert E. stationer, 151 Fulham rd

Gay E. M. stationer, 4 Alexander pl

Giles R. and Co., china and glass warehouse, 5 Crawley ter

Gilmore H. draper, 43 Montpelier sq

Gilmour Wm. draper, 35 Trevor sq

Gissold Joseph, draper, 2A Upper Queen’s buildings

Glanville F. chemist, 4 Montpelier st

Glanville F. chemist, 3 Clifton ter

Glaister —, veterinary surgeon, 16 High row

Godfree Frederick, eating house, 3 Middle row south

Godfree Frederick, dining rooms, 2 Middle row north

Godfrey and Cooke, chemists, 26 St. George’s pl

Godman Jas. baker, 1 Lancelot pl

Golding G. W. butcher, 5 Montpelier st

Gooch Jo. hosier, 25 Queen’s bldgs.

Goodacre Geo. Jas. umbrella maker, 1 Montpelier st

Goodered F. tobacconist, 2 Michael’s pl

Gootling George, ironmonger, 1 Upper Queen’s buildings

Graham J. draper, 19 Trevor sq

Greasley William, fish monger, 21 Queen’s buildings

Green E. china dealer, 28 Queen’s bldgs

Green Jas. fruiterer, 5 Alexander pl

Guttridge Wm. corn dealer, 291 Fulham rd

Hall, Richard, hosier and glover, 44 St. George’s pl

Halliwell, R. grocer, 11 Fulham rd

Halslam Joseph, draper, 10 Middle Queen’s buildings

Hamilton H. draper, 36 Trever sq

Hamilton L. milliner, 31 Brompton row

Hammond G. stationer, 6 Grove ter

Hammond Walter, general draper, 325 Fulham rd

Hammand William, ‘City of London Brewery,’ Park pl

Hardy Benj. butcher, 3 Grove ter

Harding William, Hope coffee house, 20 New st

Hardy George, chemist, and Post office, 3 Alexander pl

Harrison Charles, boot and shoe manufacturer, 3 Elm ter

Harrod Charles H. grocer, 8 Middle Queen’s buildings

Hart Frederick, house decorator, 125 Fulham rd

Hartland F. grocer, 3 Lancelot pl

Harvey Martha, grocer, Bute House, Prospect pl

Harvey Nichols, and Co., carpet warehouse, 1 Lowndes ter

Hatchett John, grocer, 11 Lower Grove ter

Headen S. newsagent, 12 Park side

Heald E. stationer, 453 Fulham rd

Heath John, tailor, 262 Fulham rd

Heath R. hatter, 25 St. George’s pl

Heatherley James, trunk maker, 135 Fulham rd

Heigham Sophia, pawnbroker, 5 Onslow pl

Heinke H. G. upholsterer, 35 Brompton row

Helling —, tailor, 18 Queen st

Hemmings A. R. ‘Royal Oak,’ Raphael st

Henwood and Co. dye works, 4 Schofield pl

Herbert James, boot manufacturer, 1 Middle Queen’s buildings

Herbet G. and Son, pawnbrokers, 20 Queen’s buildings

Hetherington and Dennis, linendrapers, 10 Lowndes ter

Hoblick E. tailor, 9 Charles st

Hodgers C. coffee house, 18 New st

Hodges S. F. surgeon, 4 Brompton rw

Holderness H. draper, 10 Fulham rd

Holloway James, sadler and harness maker, 23 Albert ter

Holmes J. coffee and chop house, 7 Park side

Holt C. upholsterer, 15 High row

Horey Thomas, carpenter and undertaker, 23 New st

Howell George, confectioner, 33 Raphael st

Hubbard Alexander, furniture dealer, 317 Fulham rd

Hughes W. butcher, 341 Fulham rd

Humble Mrs. W. greengrocer, 12 Prospect pl

Hume J. bread and biscuit baker, 11 Michael’s pl

Humphrey Edwin, newsagent, 9 Middle row south

Hunter Ann, ‘The Montpelier,’ Montpelier row

Hutton J. tailor, 27 Trevor sq

Hyams Henry, tobacconist, 5 Middle row south

Hyde F. tea dealer, 20 Thurloe pl

Jacobs Martha, ‘Cornwall Arms,’ 377 Fulham rd

Jacobs S. watch maker, &c. 5 Park side

Jackson C. and R. G. furniture dealers, Fulham rd

James Duncan, hair cutter, 15 Clifton ter

James George, boot and shoe maker, 1 Middle row north

James —, boot maker, 2 Trevor sq

Jannaway William, auctioneer, 38 Brompton row

Jeffcoat Joseph, brush manufacturer, 9 Middle Queen’s buildings

Jefferson M. milliner, 47A Fulham rd

Jesse Charles, draper, 6 Onslow pl

Jobbin Hen. baker, 17 Brompton ter

Jolland Julia, French dyer, 12 Middle Queen’s buildings

Jones E. dairyman, 43 Fulham rd

Jones E. and Co., tea and coffee dealers, 87 Fulham rd

Jones Henry S. dispensing chemist, 139 Fulham rd

Jones W. ‘Black Bull,’ Fulham rd

Jones William, wire blind maker, 159 Fulham rd

Jones —, fruiterer, Montpelier row

Junck H. sculptor, 46 Pelham st

Keith Wm. plumber, 18 Montpelier st

Kell Alexander, stationer and newsagent, 29 High rd

Kelly F. trunk maker, 3 Park side

Kemp Daniel, grocer, 11 New st

Keysell R. auctioneer, 385 Fulham rd

Kettle Nathaniel, boot and shoe warehouse, 91 Fulham rd

Kibble F. G. goldsmith and jeweller, 36 St. George’s pl

Kibble Thomas, ‘***,’ High rd {111}

King George, 11 Elm pl

Kirk Isaac, ham warehouse, 89 Fulham rd

Kirke P. auctioneer, 19 Brompton row

Knight J. muffin baker, 22 New st

Knight Thomas, ‘Gunter’s Arms,’ 451 Fulham rd

Knight Thomas, 5 Thistle grove

Lathbury & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 28 Brompton row

Lathbury John, ‘Red Lion,’ 9 Upper Queen’s buildings

Land Ed. hatter, 12 Middle row north

Larking C. upholsterer, 12 Crawley ter

Launders John, tailor, 17 Clifton ter

Laurence Mrs. H. milliner, 3 Rose ter

Lewin Edwin, ladies’ wardrobe, 455 Fulham rd

Lewis A. Mary, dining rooms, 3 Middle row north

Lewis C. G. ironger, 1 Lowndes ter

Lindsey Jos. boot maker, 30 Queen st

Linforth Edward, hosier and haberdasher, 28 New st

Linforth Edw. milliner, 1A New st

Little J. tailor, 21 Trevor sq

Little J. greengrocer, 161 Fulham rd

Lockyer J. ladies’ outfitter, 8 Rose ter

Lofting Henry, dealer in game, 2 Queen’s buildings

Lorberg Charles Henry, surgical instrument maker, 5 Brompton rd

Lownds T. Daniel, brush maker, 13 High row

Luff Richard, chemist, Prospect House, Prospect pl

Lye Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 3 Knightsbridge green

Lynn Daniel, upholsterer, 2 Trevor ter

McAdam, plumber, 1 Montpelier ter

McAdam J. plumber, 38 Queen st

McCall Samuel, draper, 11 Hill st

McMillan John, draper, 6 Hill st

Mayor John, boot and shoe maker, 2 Sussex ter

Maiden Walter W. chemist, 12 Lower Grove ter

Marchant William, dining rooms, Cromwell lane

Marchant William, veterinary surgeon, Cromwell lane

Markham Richard, van proprietor, 251 Fulham rd

Marshall R. jeweller, 37 Fulham rd

Marshall and Co., stay makers, 4 Park side

Martin and Johnson, auctioneers, 6 Alexander pl

Martyn W. surgeon, 14 Brompton rw

Marioni J. confectioner, 13 High rd

Mason James, ‘Hereford Arms,’ Hereford sq

Masters Francis, linendraper, 41 St. George’s pl

Matkin J. H. grocer, Yeoman’s row

Matthews Susan, haberdasher, 11 Prospect pl

Maydwell and Gay, builders, 1 Alexander pl

Mayers Henry, baker and confectioner, 1 Elm ter

Merrick George, carver and guilder, 7 Lower Grove ter

Meyrick Thomas, harness maker, 35 Fulham rd

Merriman H. cow keeper, 1 Queen st

Merryweather Charles, tobacconist, 5 Clifton ter

Messent T. confectioner, 61 Fulham rd

Michels John, auctioneer and estate agent, 1 William st

Milton Edw. tailor, 39 Fulham rd

Miller C. eel pie house, 16 High rd

Miller Robert, baker, 9 Fulham rd

Mitchell R. draper, 19 Queen’s bldgs

Morgan William, house decorator, 19 Albert ter

Moreton William, harness maker, 249 Fulham rd

Morse James, confectioner, 10 Queen’s buildings

Mortimore Mrs. wardrobe warehouse, 39 Queen st

Mortimer Henry J. dealer in game, 5 Grove ter

Mortimer J. wardrobe warehouse, 32 Queen st

Morris Frederick D. tobacconist, 10A Brompton rd

Morrison Thomas, book binder, 24 New st

Morton Thos. grocer, Cromwell lane

Moore Edward, tobacconist, 6 Knightsbridge green

Moore T. boot and shoe manufacturer, 50 St. George’s pl

Moore and Bartlett, upholsterers, 6 Brompton row

Moss William S. upholsterer, 187 Fulham rd

Murray & Son, blind manufacturers, 11 High row

Nash George M. bread and biscuit baker, 153 Fulham rd

Neale J. upholsterer, 4 Middle row s

Neale W. confectioner, 8 Park pl

Nelson Richard, mourning establishment, 3 Brompton row

New Jas. greengrocer, 3 Knightsbridge green

Newham Jane, stay manufacturer, 4 Middle Queen’s buildings

Nice H. confectioner, 6 Clifton ter

Nice Henry and Co, cheesemongers, 319 Fulham rd

Nichols Fanny, cheesemonger, 10 Arthur st

Nichols Geo. appraiser, 9 Arthur st

Nichols W. fishmonger, 31 Raphael st

Noakes and Dines, auctioneers, 19 High row

Noakes W. milliner, 73 Fulham rd

Norman Charles, the ‘Rose and Crown,’ High rd

Norman William H. wine and spirit stores, 21 Albert ter

Nugent M. tailor, 19 High rd

Nunneley Th. tea dealer and Italian warehouseman, 11 Crawley ter

Nutkins George, ‘The Gladstone,’ Brunswick pl

Oborne Wm. broker, 5 New st

Oporto, Cadiz, and French Wine Company, 9 Rose ter

Oughton T. auctioneer, 199 Fulham rd

Owles and Beaumont, silk mercers, 4 Grove ter

Padbury George, greengrocer, 7 Redcliffe ter

Padgett and Son, wine merchants, 53 St. George’s pl

Painton F. W. grocer, 8 Montpelier st

Palmer Samuel, hair dresser, 4 Knightsbridge green

Papps H. whip maker, 8 Middle rw s

Papps J. milliner, 7 Middle row s.

Parsons E. bookseller, 8 Queen’s bldgs

Parsons James, baker, 10 Bute st

Parsons T. baker, 4 Old Brompton rd

Parr and Sons, boot makers, 16 Montpelier st

Paskell S. W. picture restorer, 1 Glo’ster rd

Patient W. silversmith, 8 Grove ter

Patman H. Charles, hair cutter, 10 Middle row south

Pausey A. tobacconist, 117 Fulham rd

Pausey A. stationer, 127 Fulham rd

Pegler Charles, ‘Two Brewers,’ 15 Queen’s buildings

Perkins Charles, furniture dealer, 1A Michael’s pl

Percival R. H. hairdresser, 9 Park side

Perkins Henry, tutor, 38 Grove pl

Perrins Joseph, whip maker, 8 Middle row north

Phillippe J. hairdresser, 6 Lancelot pl

Phillips Richard M. grocer and wine merchant, 4 Grove ter

Philpot W. watch maker, 13A Park side

Pickford & Co. carriers, 2 Middle rw s

Pieroy Joseph, the ‘Brown Bear,’ High rd

Piper John, Onslow dairy, 157 Fulham rd

Pits T. draper, &c. 4 Queen’s buildings

Plant Thos. plumber, 1 Sussex ter

Plummer J. pork butcher, 1 New st

Pocock Brothers, boot and shoe warehouse, 67 Fulham rd

Pocock Brothers, boot manufacturers, 3 Queen’s buildings

Pollard C. and E. chemists, &c., 1 Brompton sq

Pope Richard, tailor and habit maker, 43 Brompton row

Porter Rich. tailor, 15 Glo’ster rd

Powell E. fruiterer, &c. 3 Sussex pl

Powter James H. coffee and dining rooms, 81 Fulham rd

Pratt E. beer retailer, 41 Fulham rd

Pratt M. Berlin wool repository, 45 St. George’s pl

Price —, boot maker, 7 Arthur st

Prince Herbert C. umbrella and parasol warehouse, 147 Fulham rd

Pring William, potato merchant, 6 Middle Queen’s buildings

Pring Wm. fruiterer, 3 Montpelier st

Prior James, confectioner, 2 Park side

Prior Jas. tobacconist, 2 Park side

Pritchard Julian, ‘Hoop and Toy Tavern,’ 22 Thurloe pl

Pulling J. upholsterer, 1 Rose ter

Rackstraw J. fishmonger, 5 Sussex pl

Ramsay Daniel, bread and biscuit baker, 37 Raphael st

Ramsay M. and E. Berlin repository, 10 Brompton row

Ratcliffe Mary, grocer, 10 New st

Rayment Charles, corn dealer, 13 Queen’s buildings

Read Misses H. E. & A. booksellers and stationers, 7 Rose ter

Rembges Hajie, French restaurant, 1A Brompton ter

Rendell Francis, china dealer, 1 Thistle grove

Rice William, baker, 22 Albert ter

Richards James, tailor, 2 Queen st.

Richardson Thomas, stay warehouse, 2 Redcliffe ter

Richardson William, cheesemonger, 299 Fulham rd

Richardson and Son, bakers, 26 Queen’s buildings

Ridgway and Monk, carpenters, 1 Yeoman’s row

Roberts George, stay manufacturer, 11 Lowndes ter

Roberts Jos. mantle manufacturers, 7 Queen’s buildings

Robertson Henry, boot maker, 12 St. Mark’s st

Rogers George S. shirt maker and hosier, 2 and 3 William st

Rolph George, greengrocer, 313 Fulham rd

Rood Francis, marine store dealer, Lancelot pl

Rood R. greengrocer, 13 Arthur st

Rothwell D. butcher, 391 Fulham rd

Rowes Alice, furniture dealer, 13A High rd

Rubergall James, West Brompton dairy, 357 Fulham rd

Savage Rob. fruiterer, 14 Park side

Sawyer Jonathan C. fancy repository, 323 Fulham rd

Scarnell Joseph, ladies’ outfitter, 14 Middle Queen’s buildings

Scarff G. upholsterer, 173 Fulham rd

Schneberger John, confectioner, 2 Sussex pl

Scott R. carpenter, 20 Queen st

Scott R. cow keeper, Cromwell lane

Scovell George, tallow chandeler, 5 Queen’s buildings

Searle J. William, letter cutter, 27 Seymour pl

Shackell R. milliner, 26 Thurloe pl

Shanly Daniel, coach maker, 311 Fulham rd

Sharpe William, boot and shoe maker, 12 Fulham rd

Sheen S. coffee house, 12 High rd

Shepright George, linendraper, 14 Rose ter

Shopland W. butcher, 9 Queen’s bldgs

Sinfield William, cook and confectioner, 1 Redcliffe ter

Sinkler Emma, pork butcher, 11 Queen’s buildings

Skinner George, tailor and outfitter, 13 Queen’s buildings

Slarks —, railway and booking office, 13 High row

Slark W. watch maker, 2 Brompton pl

Slater Robert, butcher, 1 Sussex pl

Smart, M. brush mak. 133 Fulham rd

Smeeton John, Pelham nursery, 99 Fulham rd

Smith Charlotte, dining rooms, 247 Fulham rd

Smith C. tobacconist, 2 Caroline rw

Smith F. greengrocer, 297 Fulham rd

Smith Richard M. cemetery marble works, 373 Fulham rd

Smith Charles, upholsterer and undertaker, 1 Michael’s pl

Smith William, baker and confectioner, 1 Grove ter

Smith William, cook and confectioner, 27 Brompton row

Smithers George, boot maker, 329 Fulham rd

Snell Thomas, and Co. tea dealers, 10 Queen’s buildings

Soames Edwin, pawnbroker, 113 and 115 Fulham rd

Soames E. pawnbroker, 303 Fulham rd

Somers William, boot maker, 2 Knightsbridge green

Somerville Robert, cabinet maker, 2 New st

Soole John H. chemist, 10 Middle row north

Spencer, J. carpenter, 7 Montpelier st

Spiller W. school, 32 Brompton row

Spinner William, ‘The Fox and Bull,’ 10 High row

Spreadbrow Ann, tobacconist, 20 High rd

Stammers J. grocer, 9 Butt st.

Stanley W. draper, 16 Queen’s bldgs

Starr Henry, ham and beef shop, 17 Park side

Starr J. cow keeper, 5 St. Mark’s st

Starr William J. watch maker and jeweller, 3 Park side

Stedman Charles, ‘Bell and Horns,’ 5 Alexander pl

Steer W. carpenter, 3 Johnson’s pl

Steggall W. draper, 363 Fulham rd

Stevens George, baker, 1 Grove ter

Stevenson Curtis W. family grocer, 24 High rd

Stevenson Curtis W. grocer, 8 Queen’s buildings

Stewart William D. milliner, 7A Middle Queen’s buildings

Stewart John, baker and confectioner, 395 Fulham rd

Steer Charles, tailor, 149 Fulham rd

Stickland W. H. chemist, Pelham House

Stimpson Mr. builder, 1 Brompton rw

Stimpson T. ‘George the Fourth,’ 44 Montpelier sq

Stocken W. undertaker, 1 Park side

Stockley Wm. ‘Pakenham Tavern,’ Knightsbridge green

Stratford Joseph, confectioner and family bread and biscuit baker, 8 Crawley ter

Street J. china dealer, 337 Fulham rd

Street R. J. ‘Trevor Arms,’ Trevor ter

Suggett J. draper, 24 Queen’s bldgs

Sutton William, linendraper &c., 49 St. George’s pl

Surrey John, H. builder, 7 Elm ter

Symons George, undertaker, 41 Brompton row

Symons T. butcher, 169 Fulham rd

Taylor George, ironmonger, 243 and 245 Fulham rd

Taylor James, grocer, 6 St. Mark’s st

Taylor James, house agent, 393 Fulham rd

Taylor Robert, court hair dresser, 3 Brunswick pl

Taylor T. wardrobe dealer, 53 Brompton row

Taylor, Son, & Ferrall, auctioneers, 28 Thurloe pl

Ternyhough Sarah, fruiterer, 1 Park pl

Thitchener Thomas C. watch and clock maker, 18 Albert ter

Thiselton H. draper, 1A Schofield pl

Thomas C. draper, 2½ Brompton ter

Thomas John, linendraper, 141 and 143 Fulham rd

Tilling Joseph E. packing case maker, 259 Fulham rd

Tilwayer Michael, tobacconist, 165 Fulham rd

Tims W. carpenter, 32 Montpelier st

Tipper Thomas, oil and colorman, 4 Redcliffe ter

Tipper William, grocer and cheesemonger, 367 and 369 Fulham rd

Toby Caroline, coffee house, 9 Queen’s buildings

Todd William J. linendraper, 4 Lowndes ter

Toor E. working jeweller, 3 Knightsbridge green

Toplis M. stationer, 14 Queen’s bldgs

Townsend Jos. A. tailor, 10 Prospect pl

Trimbey William, tobacconist, 307 Fulham rd

Tucker T. wheelwright, 18 Fulham rd

Turner F. cow keeper, 1A Cottage pl

Turner George, lamp manufacturer 13 Rose ter

Turner J. ‘Rose Tavern,’ 4 Rose ter

Turner Rbt. butcher, 57 Fulham rd

Vaughin and Co. silversmiths and jewellers, 22 Park side

Veitch James, Exotic Nursery, Fulham rd

Verity David, lamp manufacturer, 15 High rd

Vincent L. William, pawnbroker, 18 Queen’s buildings

Vine Henry, carver and gilder, 327 Fulham rd

Wadie Thos. veterinary instrument manufacturer, 32 Raphael st

Waight and Son, watch makers, 129 Fulham rd

Walker G. tobacconist, 1 Brompton ter

Walker Hy. grocer, 301 Fulham rd

Walker Th. stationer, 49 Fulham rd

Walker William milliner, &c., 5 and 6 Queen’s buildings

Walter Charles W. trunk and portmanteau manufacturer, 17 Albert ter

Wallis O. A. hosier and glover, 42 St. George’s pl

Ward Richard W. sadler and harness maker, 9 Brompton rd

Warder W. greengrocer, 2 Grove ter

Watkins R. tea dealer, 10 Clifton ter Fulham road

Watkins —, tailor, 10 Queen st

Watson Elizabeth, confectioner, 51 St. George’s pl

Watts Charles R. ironmonger, 13 Lower grove ter

Watts William, chemist and druggist, 71 Fulham rd

Waud W. W. music seller, 5 Rose ter

Wayt C. fishmonger, 16 Clifton ter

Way Thomas, pork butcher, 14 Middle row north

Webb Cowrade E. cheesemonger, 6 Queen’s buildings

Webb Samuel, dyer and cleaner, 4 Crawley ter

Webster Hen. fruiterer, 4 Knightsbridge green

Weed H. printer, 5 Brompton row

Wellicome R. butcher, 155 Fulham rd

West George, baker and confectioner, 305 Fulham rd

Westerton Charles, stationer and bookseller, 27 St. George’s pl

White H. greengrocer, 2 Schofield pl

White J. boot mkr, 293 Fulham rd

White R. haberdasher, 45 Fulham rd

White —, beer retailer, Middle st

Whitefield Thomas, surgeon, 12A Middle Queen’s buildings

Whitefoot Thomas, ‘The Bedford Arms,’ 1 St. Mark’s st

Whiteman R. stationer, 345 Fulham rd

Wilke G. baker, 4 Upper Queen’s bldgs

Wickens Edwin, cheesemonger, 3 Middle Queen’s buildings

Wilkes Henry, silversmith and jeweller, 28 St. George’s pl

Wilkins and Son, Italian warehouse, 63 and 65 Fulham rd

William Mark, toy warehouse 159A Fulham rd

Williams E. ‘Sun Tavern,’ 26 High rd

Williams Jas. hatter, 7 Crawley ter

Williams J. cow keeper, 12 Rose ter

Williams J. butcher, 12 New st

Williams and Sons, boot and shoe maker, 30 Raphael st

Williman Elisha, laceman and milliner, 1 Brompton row

Willis J. trunk maker, 255 Talbot rd

Willoughby Soloman, carriage repository, 12A Middle row north

Willmore and Brothers, glass warehouse, 4A Middle Queen’s bldgs

Wilson Alfred, breeches, gloves, & legging maker, 16 Park side

Wilson Francis E. Pelham Bazaar, 101 Fulham rd

Wilson R. boot mkr, 15 Fulham rd

Windle H. bottle dealer, 9 New st

Winfield C. coffee house, 10 Park side

Wing M. haberdasher, 11 Michaels gr

Wood J. chemist, 11 Queen’s bldgs

Winter S. shoe mkr, 137 Fulham rd

Wood N. greengrocer, 20 Montpelier st

Wood W. Cecil, bookseller and stationer, 56 Brompton row

Woodley John, sadler and harness maker, 27 Thurloe pl

Woodward John, corn and coal dealer, 6A Middle row south

Woodward A. greengrocer, 13 St. ter. Fulham rd

Wrathall J. milliner, 13 Crawley ter

Wren S. boot & shoemaker, 11 Park side

Wright Geo. farrier, 17 Fulham rd

Yaman and Cox, billiard table makers, 6 Queen st

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Brompton-square, S.W., _July_ 1, 1862.

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LONDON, S.W.,
AGENTS BY APPOINTMENT FOR
MONS. A. MOLLARD’S
SULPHUR SOAP
AND
CREAM.

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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

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[Picture: Royal Seal]

RICHARDSON & SON,
BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKERS,
26, QUEEN’S BUILDINGS,
KNIGHTSBRIDGE,
AND AT
25, ELIZABETH STREET, PIMLICO.

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PURE FARM HOUSE BREAD,

Made by the much approved Dough Kneading Machine, admired
for its simplicity of construction and Cleanliness in working.

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Agents for the Osborne, Howqua, and Asam Teas.

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FAMILIES WAITED UPON.

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_Orders by Post punctually attended to_.

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THE PIMLICO TRADE DIRECTORY.

Abbott William, licensed victualler, 30 Warwick st

Abrahart Hen. Will. tobacconist, 3 Warwick st

Adkins William J. tobacconist, 8 Belgrave st south

Adshead William, watchmaker, 25A Elizabeth st

Aitkin F. bookbinder, 45 Warwick st

Aldis Frederick, fancy repository, 20 Victoria rd

Alexander G. dairyman, 11 Churton st

Alice Francis, baker, 6 King’s row

Aling S. A. stationer, 18 Sussex st

Allcrofts Wm. gutta percha depot, 5 Bridge row

Allen William, picture frame manufacturer, 31 Ebury st

Allen Wm. cabinet maker, 4 Upper Tachbrook st

Allen W. H. wine cooper, 38 Westbourne st

Alsop Thomas, confectioner, 21 Grosvenor st

Ambross D. the Goat, 6 Queen’s row

Anderson Charles, chemist, 20 Lower Belgrave st

Anderson Anthony, the ‘Belgrave,’ 1 Upper Ebury st

Andrews S. hairdresser, 6 Wilton rd

Applegarth John, boot and shoe maker, 26 Elizabeth st

Arbuthnot Mrs. M. haberdasher, 2A Wilton rd

Archbutt John, grocer and Italian warehouse, 26 Victoria rd

Archbutt and Co., tea dealers, 24 Motcomb st

Archibald Haswell, watch maker, 27 Elizabeth st

Aris —, bootmaker, 14 Eaton lane n.

Armfield Chs. A. working turner, &c. 25 Gloucester ter

Armfield William N. dyer, 24 Lower Eaton st

Armfield and Co., dyers, 11 Belgrave st south

Armstrong J. and Son, tea dealers and grocers, 48 Rochester row

Arnold J. carpenter, 66 Palford st

Arnold Rich. engraver and printer, 26 Lower Eaton st. and at 11 Belgrave st south

Artis C. D. poulterer, 16 Motcomb st

Ascroft John, tobacconist, 12 Elizabeth st. south

Alston J. greengrocer, 2 Sutherland ter

Assar and Co. milliners, 84 Lupus st

Astley Benjamin, tobacconist, 4 Upper Dorset st

Atkinson William, tailor, &c., 71 Westbourne st

Austin Amos, greengrocer, 129 Upper Ebury st

Austin Emilie Agnes, toy, stationery, & fancy repository, 51 Warwick st

Ayckbourn Fred. C. patent bed manufacturer, 14 Moreton st west

Ayton Edward, harness maker, 7A St. Alban’s ter

Back W. tea dealer, 4 Westbourne st

Bacon F. J. gasfitter, &c. 16 Ebury st

Badger Lionel, fruiterer, 14 Queen st

Bailey Charles, newsagent, 53 Grosvenor row

Bailey Wm. window blind manufacturer, 20 Lower Eaton st

Baker C. S. A. architect and surveyor, 52 Lower Belgrave pl

Baker Mrs. milliner, 13 Up. Belgrave pl

Baker & Dowden, linendrapers, 17 and 19 Upper Eaton st

Balding Mrs. Sarah, china and glass dealer, 14 Upper Tachbrook st

Baldry N. bootmaker, 12 Moreton st w

Ballard B. and Son, undertakers, 8 Upper Tachbrook st

Banks John, perambulator manufacturer, 20 Gloucester ter

Banton G. beer retailer, 11 Brewer st

Barber J. bricklayer, 2 Wilton rd

Barber S. greengrocer, 19 Bridge row

Barnard J. tobacconist, 18 King’s rd

Barnes J. tailor, &c. 10 Moreton st

Barnes and West, linendrapers, 22 Warwick st

Barrett Caroline, marine store dealer, 1 Upper Garden st

Barrett T. baker, 34 Warwick st

Barron C. tea dealer, 11 Moreton st

Barry W. broker, 11 Bridge row

Barry Wm. furniture dealer, 50 Upper Ebury st

Barry William H. furniture dealer, 62 Upper Ebury st

Batten Mrs. milliner, 36 Up. Ebury st

Bartingale Mrs. E. rag merchant, 3 Elizabeth st. south

Barton J. confectioner, 13 Queen st

Barton Rich. auctioneer, &c. 12A Eccleston st. south

Bartrop H. corn dealer, 4 Low Eaton st

Bartrop Hy. baker, 43 Grosvenor row

Barjon V. and Co. wine merchants, 41 Lower Belgrave pl

Baskett J. butcher, 46 Grosvenor row

Bass Thos. printer, 22 Admiral ter

Bates W. greengrocer, 4 Effingham st

Bath T. beer retailer, 17 Pasmore st

Bath S. painter, 5 St. Leonard’s st

Bath Robert, the ‘King’s Arms,’ 1 Stockbridge ter

Batten J. hair cutter, 24 Up. Ebury st

Baugham and Co., undertakers, 7 Stockbridge ter

Baxter Jas. baker, 31 Elizabeth st

Beal Esther, grocer, &c. 22 Brewer st

Beal Henry, marine store dealer, 7 St. Leonard’s st

Beal Mrs. hosier, 33 Warwick st

Beanham Ann Mary, hotel and coffee house, 1 Westbourne pl

Beckham Alfred, French dyer, 68 Upper Ebury st

Beckham Alfred W. French dyer, 36 Upper Belgrave pl

Bedwell B. greengrocer, 7 Rutland ter

Beeching Joel, house decorator, 73 Hanover st

Belgravia Pantechnicon, Motcomb st

Bell John B. station and bookseller, 13 Upper Tachbrook st

Bennett Abner, tailor, &c. 34 Upper Belgrave pl

Bennett Challands, the ‘Rising Sun,’ Commercial rd

Bennett G. greengrocer, 47 Westbourne st

Benneworth Stephen W., grocer, 19 St. Alban’s ter

Berry George, house and estate agent, 8A Motcomb st

Berry Z. D. shoe manufacturer, Wilton rd

Berry Z. D. ironmonger, 3 Victoria Rd

Beresford —, watch and clock maker, 15 Allington st

Best George, furnishing warehouse, 2 Bloomsbury ter west

Betsy Mr. R. surgeon and dentist, 20 Ebury st

Bevington J. W. 54 Cambridge st

Bicknell Wm. chemist and druggist, 38 Ebury st

Biden and Co. ‘Gosport Brewery,’ 1 Shaftesbury ter

Biffin George, paper hanger, 121 Lillington st

Binge Thos. pharmaceutical chemist, 23 Stockbridge terrace

Billing J. butcher, 9 & 10 Queen st

Bingham Thos. grocer, oilman, &c. 10 Upper Ebury st

Birch Edward, stationer, 18A Elizabeth st south

Bird Jno. L. grocer, &c. 8 Dorset st

Bird W. S. grocer, &c. 19 Princes row

Bishop Joseph, greengrocer, 23 Elizabeth st. south

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