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London (South) 1896 Suburban Publicans directory listing - E

This is a listing from the Public Houses section of the UK South London Post Office Directory in 1896; This is one of the earlier London Suburbs directories that lists Pubs and street addresses as London instead of the local county.

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Eagle Tavern, Wm H Burney, 231 Battersea park Road
Eagle Tavern, Wm Hy Livett, Red Lion Lane, Shooters Hill
Earl of Chatham Arms, A D Capon, 15 Thomas Street, Woolwich
Earl of Derby, Edwin Nye, 87 Dennetts Road, Peckham
Earl of Eldon, William Andrews, 63 Brighton Road, Croydon
Earl Ferrers, Henry Detif Kruse, Ellora Road, Streatham
Earl of Moira, John Bass, Shooters Hill
Earl Russell, John Daniels, 109 Gloucester Road, Croydon
Earl Spencer, Robert Dearling, Roehampton Lane, Roehampton
Earl Spencer, George Mestron, 37 Bridge Road, Battersea
Earl Spencer, Mrs J Perrin, 262 Merton Road, Wandsworth
Earl of Warwick, Wm Edwards, 66 Warwick Street, Woolwich
East Dulwich Hotel, E Magness, 1 Lordship Lane, East Dulwich
East Hill Hotel, John Whale, 21 Alma road, Wandsworth
Edinbro Castle Tavern, Arthur Robert Neah, 110 Samuel Street, Croydon
Edinburgh Castle, H J Slater, 1 White Hart Lane, Barnes
Edinburgh Castle, Walter Palmer Underdown, 57 Nunhead Lane, Peckham
Effra Hall Tavern (The), H R Cope, Kellett Road, Brixton
Eight Bells, Alexander Russell, 3 Church Street, Greenwich
Elm Park Hotel, Alf Bailey, 76 elm Park, Tulse Hill
Empress of India, James Arrol, 80 Henry Street, Woolwich
Enterprise (The), George Henry Groutage, 171 Coldharbour Lane, Camberwell
Europa, Mrs Emily Gentry, 54 church Road, Battersea



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