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The 1891 listing of around  1400 Beer Retailers / Publicans in London - from the 1891 Post Office Directory, this excludes the Publicans listed at named Pubs in the Directory. The Directory does not include Public House names, just an address. This is fine for double checking names and places; but lacks the modern naming convention of a Public House and its named sign.

Many of these Beer Retailers (usually better known as Publicans) are very important in the fact that many formed the modern Public House as we now know it; whilst others were the modern equivalent of the Off Licence.

I will add links from these pages as I am able; but please help me out here. It is often difficult through the documentation that exists to match an address to a Pub name as much of this is through word of mouth, i.e. a Public House is often known by it's name to the locals, rather than through any record system.

1891 Beer Retailer index

Caborn Mrs Sarah, 8 Pocock Street, Blackfriars Road SE
Caffery Thomas, 16 St James Walk EC
Callini Bartolomes, 2 Back Hill, Clerkenwell EC
Cammegh Walter, 118 Old Bethnal Green Road E
Campbell Frank, 9 Blackfriars Road SE
Campbell John, 127 Eastfield Street E
Campion Mrs Maria, 16 Clandon Street, Walworth SE
Capes Alfred, 92 Whiston Street, Commercial Road east E
Carless Henru Aug, 18 Tetley Street, Bromley E
Carlsberg August, 19 Commercial Road East E
Carlson Mrs Maria, 65 Globe Road E
Carn Samuel, 5 Bolsover Street W
Carpenter Jospeh, 8 Nottingham Street, Bethnal Green E
Carroll Mrs Elizabeth, 54 Albion Street, Rotherhithe SE
Carroll John, 39 Worlds End Passage, Chelsea SW
Carter George, 83 Old Kent Road SE
Carter Henry, 57 King Street, Lambeth SE
Carter John, 1 Alma Road, Burdett Road, Mile End E
Carter John, 143 Pentonville Road N
Carter Joseph, 14 York Road, City Road EC
Castle Henry, 109 Tyers Street, Lambeth SE
Catherine Wm, 266 Commercial Road East E
Catlin William, 19 Felix Street, Hackney Road E
Cayzer Chas Hy, 57 Tarling Street, Commercial Road east E
Chambers Henry, 2 Rippoth Road, Bow E
Chandler Walter, 13 Upper Rathbone Place W
Chapman Mts Lydia, 16 Tower Street, Westminster Bridge Road SE
Chapman Charles, 349 Portobello Road W
Chapman Mrs Charlotte, 84 Ben Jonson Road W
Chapman James Hill, 83 Manor Place, Walworth SE
Chapman Hy Hugh, 103 Graham Street, City Road N
Chapman John Thos, 2 Kentish Town Road NW
Chapman Wm Jones, 13 Repton Street, Limehouse Fields E
Chettle Jas Wm, 56 Euston Street, Euston Square NW
Chidley Alfred, 97 Hyde Road, Hoxton N
Child Richard, 26 Cuba Street, Millwall E
Chilton Frederick, 64 Vauxhall Walk SE
Choice Edwin, 25 Copenhagen Street
Clamp Wm, 61 Marsham Street, Westminster SW
Clampton Arthur John, 101 Salmoms Lane E
 


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And Last updated on: Saturday, 17-Mar-2012 23:34:15 GMT