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The London 1899 Public House & Publican Directory - Su.

This is a listing from the Public Houses section of the London Post Office Directory in 1899; it lists an alphabetical listing of these Public Houses in London, the Publicans and also has links to the relevant Public House page listing of the Licensees, Bar persons and Boarders and Lodgers etc. All information on these pages comes from London census, Post Office and Kelly Directory, plus any information and pictures supplied by You.

Transcribed by Kevan

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Sussex Hotel, Percy Clement Wells, 21 London Street W
Sussex Stores, Edward John Reilly, 20 Upper Street, St Martins Lane WC & 143 Long Acre WC
Sutherland Arms, Mrs Caroline Lienhard, 7 Mays Buildings, St Martins Lane WC
Sutton Arms, Charles Augustus Hiscox, 193a Caledonian Road N
Swallow, Nathaniel George Wakley, 6 Swallow Street W
Swallow Galley, Edward Bayley, 446 Rotherhithe Street SE
Swan, Augustus Jeffs, 7 Cosmo Place WC
Swan, William Love, 39 High Street, Notting Hill W
Swan, George Herbert Millar, 52 Provost Street, City Road N
Swan, Harry Nicholls Morgan, 438 Kingsland Road NE
Swan, Peter Noble, Bayswater Road W
Swan, Roberts & Gilling, 4 & 5 Sloane Street SW
Swan, Wm Frank Russell, 218 Great Dover Street SE
Swan, George Summer Shaw, Ship Tavern Passage EC
Swan, William Hy Sims, 84 Old Kent Road SE
Swan, Walt Chas Skinner, 1 Norfolk Road, Bayswater W
Swan Tavern, Arthur Harris, 125 Caledonian Road N
Swan Tavern, Arthur Jared, 42 King William Street EC
Swan Tavern, Joseph Turner, 94 Mansell Street E
Swan Tavern, Edward Henry Woodman, 13 Bethnal Green Road E
Swan Tavern Tap, Arthur Jared, 24 Fish Street Hill EC
Swan & Horse Shoe, 32, Little Britain EC
Swan & Sugar Loaf, Thomas Ball, 55 Dockhead SE
Swan & Sugar Loaf, Fredk Jn Farlow Wilson, 52 Fetter Lane EC
Swedish Flag, Mrs Sarah Jefford, 2 Princes Street, St Georges east E
Swiss Cottage, Llewellyn Eykyn, 98 Finchley Road NW
Swiss House Distillery, Augustus Adolphus Butcher, 99 Wardour Street W
Swiss Stores, William Stark, 37 Cranbourn Street WC & 14 St Martins Court WC
Sydney Arms, Joseph Hatton, 29 Arcadia Street, Poplar E
 

This is available at the University of Leicester site

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