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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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
Bishopp Steven, brush maker and turner, 16 Churton st
Bathurst Mrs. E. stationer, 76 Pulford st
Black Ann, the ‘Feathers Tavern,’ Grosvenor st west
Blackaller and Co. linendrapers, 3 Lower Eaton st
Blackbeard and Peacock, drapers and hosiers, 4 Lupus st
Blackburn Wm. glass and china warehouse, 59 Ebury st
Blackburn W. F. stationer, 25 Motcomb st
Blackmore J. L. watch and clock maker & jeweller, 9 Shaftesbury ter
Blanchard George, greengrocer, 20 Upper Ebury st
Blanden W. tailor, 5 Whitaker st
Blanchard J. grocer, 15 Charlotte st
Blizard T. builder &c. 7 Up. Ranelagh st
Bloomfield J. bootmaker, 85 Lupus st
Blore Jno. butcher, 5 Westbourne st
Bodilly R. grocer, 7 Gloucester ter
Bolton C. cabinetmaker, 8 Moreton st
Bond H. carpenter, 11 Belvoir ter
Bond H. upholsterer, 88 Up Tchbrook st
Boncey Charles, the ‘Lord High Admiral Tavern,’ {123}
Booker C. china mender, 4 Wilton rd
Boon J. greengrocer, 11 Strewan pl
Bosworth J. cheesemngr, 37 Churton st
Bowden and Co. dyers, &c. 27 Ebury st
Bowdon, coach builder, 15 Eliz. st. s.
Bower W. upholsterer, 64 Lupus st
Bowerman Mrs. Sarah, tobacconist, 15 Elizabeth st. south
Bowers E. cheesemon. 22 Low. Eaton st
Bowley Joseph, oil and colorman, 49 Grosvenor row
Bowron W. cheesemonger and poulterer, 14 Churton st
Bowron William, cheesemonger and butterman, 43 Grosvenor row
Boulter R. boot maker, 1 Bridge row
Boura M. dyer, 16 Grosvenor st west
Boys Jas. tailor, 4 Moreton st west
Bradbeer Jas. grocer, 21A Queen st
Bradley & Bourdas, pharmaceutical chemists, 10 Pont st. & Belgrave rd
Briant E. 1 Minerva st
Bridge C. fishmonger, 26 Grosvenor rw
Bridge Wm. greengrocer, 5 Queen st
Brisco E. Balmorel Castle Rutland ter
Broadbelt Thomas J. house decorator, 19 Gloucester ter
Broadwood John & Sons, Grosvenor road
Bromly John, grocer, 5 Caledonia st
Brooke J. hosier, 18 Eccleston st s.
Broomhead, carver &c. 95 Lupus st
Brown Geo. C. milliner, 11 Up. Eaton st
Brown Herbert, watchmaker and jeweller, 82A, Upper Ebury st
Brown J. confectioner, 11 Queen st
Brown J. confectioner, 9 Dorset st
Brown Mary, grocer, 6 Bridge row
Brown T. B. W. the Flask Tavern, Ebury sq.
Brown W. ironmonger, 24 Churton st
Bruce S. confectioner, 9 Moreton st
Bryant Jos. butcher, 31 Churton st
Bryant Wm. E. milliner and draper, 1 Minerva st
Bryon Pet. upholsterer, 5 Belgrave rd
Bull Thos. tailor, 3 Tachbrook st
Burbidge G. greengrocr, 2 Windsor ter
Burch John, boot & shoe maker, 87 Upper Ebury st
Burgess W. auctioneer, 24 Sussex st
Burke Thos. tobacconist, 11 Eccleston st south
Burkett Josiah, butcher, 8 Churton st
Burleton J. R. licensed victualler, Sutherland st
Burman R. greengrocer, 22 Charlwood st
Burrows & Co. Coal whf. Grosvenor rd
Bushnell Sophia, Wellington tavern, Colshill st
Button John, bookseller, 97 Lupus st
Bygrove Geo. fishmong. 2 Queen’s st
Cable R. builder, 1 Upper Dorset st
Cameron G. baker, 14 Shaftesbury ter
Camisasco A. coffee house, 13 Belgrave st south
Campion William, fruiterer, 12 Eccleston st south
Caple G. tobacconist, 72 Admiral ter
Capel and Cundy, coal merchant, 6 Victoria rd. Office Wilton Wharf
Card T. tailor, 9 Eccleston st south
Carpenter Edward J. greengrocer, 21 Gloucester ter
Carpenter John, tailor, 26 Lower Belgrave st
Carr Mrs. ladies wardrobe dealer, 10 Lower Eaton st
Carter —, tailor, 39 Westbourne st
Carter Lucy and Son, tripe dressers, 37 Grosvenor row
Carter Mrs. milliner, 17 Grosvenor st west
Carter Mrs. Jane M. china and glass dealer, 101 Lupus st
Carter S. coffee house, 20 Bridge rw
Cassils Th. 2 Up. Tachbrook st
Cattell Richard and Son, bootmkrs, 30 Lower Eaton st
Cave W. J. ‘Crown & Anchor,’ Ebury st
Chalkley Henry, dining rooms, 54 Chapter st
Chalmers and Bain, milliners and dress makers, 8 Upper Eaton st
Chandler William, greengrocer, 8 St. Albans st
Chapman William, A. pawnbroker, 1 Queen’s row
Chapple Edward, grocer, and Post office, 1 Ranelagh ter
Chard F. J. pharmaceutical chemist, 39 Warwick st
Chard F. J. chemist, 13 Eccleston st south
Charles Thomas, fishmonger, 9 Arabella row, and at Lindsey pl Chelsea Ice
Stores
Charles William, tea dealer, 85 Westbourn st
Charles Robert, tailor, 3 Ranelagh st
Charles & Son, tailors, 22 Ebury st
Charters Sophia, tobacconist, 17A Elizabeth st south
Chater Wm. stationer, 9 Moreton st
Chick Fanny Maria, fancy repository, 85 Charlwood st
Chilly J. beer retailer, 2 Princes rw
Chisholm Misses S. and A. Berlin wool repository, 7 Lupus st
Clapperton F. artists’ colourman, stationer, & printer, 21 Elizabeth st
Clark Helen, china and glass dealer, 20 Eccleston st south
Clark John, ‘The Three Compasses,’ Upper Ebury st
Clark Jos. fruiterer, 20 Warwick st
Clark Robert, clothing establishment, 46 Admiral ter
Clarke George, nurseryman and seedsman, 4 Windsor ter
Clarke J. hairdresser, 9 Eaton lane n.
Clarke T. butcher, 10 Strewan pl
Clatworthy, John, grocer & cheesemonger, 74 Westbourne st
Clayton E. livery stables, Hugh st
Cleghorn Mrs. milliner, 68 Lupus st
Clement H. tailor, 4 Upper Ebury st
Clements John, greengrocer, 50 Grosvenor row
Cleavers and Mist, Pimlico Cement works, Lower Belgravia
Colham William, Agent to the Sun Fire office, 22 Stockbridge ter
Cockerell E. L. coal merchant, 41 Warwick st
Cockerell and Co. coal merchants, Eaton Wharf, Lower Belgravia
Cockrill S. greengrocer, 17 Brewer st
Cocks Samuel, ‘Marquis of Westminster,’ 24 Warwick st
Coff C. J. furniture repository, 104 Ebury st
Coff C. M. milliner, &c. 19 Ebury st
Coff C. R. undertaker, 7 Elizabeth st south
Coff J. C. upholsterer, 89 Ebury st
Cole F. grocer, 19 Eaton lane north
Cole John, dining rooms, 9 Upper Eaton st
Coles Benjamin, bread and biscuit baker, 16 Vauxhall bridge rd
Colley G. carver, 8 Upper Dorset st
Collins, greengrocer, 10 Arabella rw
Collins Charles, tailor and trousers maker, 5 Stockbridge ter
Collins George Edwin, ‘White Horse,’ 67 Lupus st
Collins Mrs. straw bonnet maker, 9 Gloucester ter
Collins T. greengrocer, 74 Admeral ter
Collins W. carpenter, Wilton rd
Connolly J. tailor, 16 Up. Eaton st
Cook James B. furniture dealer and bedding manufacturer, 56 and 57 Upper
Ebury st
Cook Thomas, fishmonger, 27 Shaftesbury ter
Cook Thomas Henry, cheesemonger, 1 Rochester ter
Cooke F. greengrocer, 13 Brewer st
Cookman S. greengrocer, 26 Queen st
Cooper Charles, baker and confectioner, 1 Lower Belgrave st
Cooper W. greengrocer, 3 Up. Dorset st
Copas Thomas, greengrocer, 12 Avery Farm row
Cope William T. ‘The Pineapple,’ Westbourne st
Coppin John, furniture dealer, 6 Charlwood st
Cordery F. baker, 1 Avery Farm row
Cornell William, cheesemonger, 3 Warwick st
Corsham C. gasfitter, 26 Lwr. Eaton st
Costiff Henry, baker, 4 Moreton st
Costiff William, baker, 15 Sussex st
Cotton F. cheesemonger, 44 Queen st
Courtney James William, pawnbroker, 16 Lower Eaton st
Courtney James William, furniture dealer, 18 Lower Ranelagh st
Covington J. engine keeper, 24 Commercial rd
Cowdery Martha, tea dealer, &c. 13 Gillingham st
Cox F. N. wireworker, 8 St. Albans ter
Critchett H. dairyman, 22 Sussex st
Croft E. baker, 3 Westmoreland st
Croft E. confectioner, 10 Grosvenor st
Crouch Mrs. milliner and dress maker, 21 Upper Ebury st
Crouchley W. beer retailer, St. Leonard’s st
Cross A. hairdresser, 13A Allington st
Crow John, furniture dealer, 28 Upper Ebury st
Culling C. bootmaker, 38 Churton st
Curling Richard, court lace cleaner, 29 Grosvenor st west
Curtice Edward, wholesale newsagent, 4 Moreton ter
Curtis Thomas, ‘The Devonshire Arms,’ 15 Moreton st west
Curtis William, linendraper, 11 and 12 Warwick st
Curtis William, tea dealer, 14 Upper Tachbrook st
Dale J. clothier, 52 Grosvenor row
Dalton M. M. milliner, 18 Churton st
Daniel H. watchmaker, 18 Moreton st
Daniel Nich. upholsterer, 5 Upper Ranelagh st.
Daniels, bootmaker, 10 Brewer st
Dansford Geo. brush maker, 30 Up. Eaton st
Davis David, dentist, 7 Queen’s row
Davis J. bookseller, &c. 44 Churton st
Davies Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 17 Lower Eaton st
Davies John, ‘Marquis of Granby,’ 7 Bridge row
Davies O. milliner, 16 Dorset st.
Davies W. fruiterer, 19 Low. Eaton st
Davey William, picture dealer, &c. 27 Pembroke place
Devey W. tailor, &c. 1 Wilton rd
Day Hen. James, watchmaker and jeweller, 19 Queen street
Day Joseph, bootmaker, 15 Lower Ranelagh st
Day Rbt. tobacconist, 44 Hindin st
Doan Henry, the Bay Horse, 34 Upper Ebury st.
Death Hen. butcher, 18 Victoria rd
Dell R. corn dealer, 4 Tachbrook st
Dennis S. hosier, 8 & 20 Queen’s row
Denyer J. dyer &c. 3 Shaftesbury ter
Dent Wm. grocer &c. 34 Churton st
Dickinson, Benj. straw bonnet mak. 25½ Lillington st.
Dik T. bootmaker, 17 Dorset st
Dines Geo. builder, Grosvenor road