Brighton in 1878, Beer Retailers A - C

This information is a listing of Public Houses, Taverns and Inns from Brighton as listed in the Sussex Directory for 1878. The range of directories for an area are brilliant in checking for road name changes, and tracking of a family of victuallers through time.

Beer Retailers :

Adams John, 17 Jubilee Street - Crown Shades
Allen William, 51 Russell Street - Boatmans Arms
Ancell Fredk, 10 Lower Market Street
Arnold Fredk, 3 Black Lion Street - British Rifleman
Arnold William, 16 Church Street
Artus Edmund Walter, 18 Over Street
Attrill James, 96 Islingword Street - Constant Service
Ayling William, 27 Surrey Street - Railway Bell
Back George, 10 Edward Street - Dog Tray
Back John, 31 Eastern Road
Baker Bernard, 27 George Street
Baker John, 10 Marlborough Street
Barnard William, 92 Carlton Hill
Barnden Jas, 132 Islingword Road - Islingword Tavern
Barnes James, 8 Upper Russell Street
Barnett Richard, 8 Upper Bedford Street - St Georges Tavern
Barter Charles, 36 Lavender Street
Basey James, 50 Edward Street
Bechley Mrs Maria, 18 Western Street - Pagoda Tavern
Beck Wm, 4 Queensbury Mews
Bennett Henry, 6 Rose Hill - Duke of Wellington
Bickinson John, 168 Eastern Road
Bish Samuel, 40 King Street - Flying Scud
Bishop James, 140 Edward Street - Alliance
Blann William, 55 North Road - Norfolk Castle
Bletcher Charles, 31 Church Street
Bond Ephraim, 22 Hanover Street - Little Fox
Bond William, 79 Church Street
Bonner Thomas, Lower Market Street - Hero of Waterloo
Bourne William, 90 Carlton Hill - Foresters Arms
Bowes Allen, 21 Oxford Street
Bradley George, 29 Kemp Street
Brears Mrs Elizabeth, 13 Foundry Street - Pedestrian Arms
Brennan Thomas, 59 North Road - Three Jolly Butchers
Brett Edward, 39 Upper North Street - Old Fox
Bridge Mrs Mary Ann, 30 Bond Street
Brooker Mrs L, 3 Lower Market Street
Brown George, 36 Edward Street - Royal Standard
Bulbeck C, 5 Albert Terrace, Cliftonville
Burchell Geo, 11 Upper Market Street
Burchett William, 1 Carlton Hill
Burden James, 1 Peel Place
Burgess John, 58 North Road - Blue Posts
Burkby John, 37 Frederick Street
Burtinshaw Jabex, 34 Brunswick Place north
Bushby Charles, 33 Surrey Street
Butcher J, 12 Meeting House Lane - Model House Tavern
Caddy Charles, 31 Bond Street
Cager John, 18 Gardner Street - Harp
Carleton Horace, 11 Tichbourne Street
Carter William, 76 Trafalgar Street - Coachmakers Arms
Chambers William, Stirling Place, Cliftonville
Chatfield Chas, 4 Richmond Street
Chatfield Edwin, 8 Blackman Street - Joiners Arms
Child Jas Joseph, 9 Wentworth Street
Childs Alfred, 25 Sussex Street
Clark Charles, 103 Richmond Street - Flymans Home
Clark George Ernest, 2 Charles Street
Clifford Frederick, 11 Edward Street
Coates John, 11 Richmond Street
Cogan Charles, 14 Albion Hill
Coldman James, 43 Gloucester Street
Coleman Albert, 28 Grosvenor Street
Coleman Mark, 51 Newhaven Street
Collings Frederick, The Beach
Collins Charles, 103 North Road
Collins Geo Jas, 71 Edward Street
Collins John, 71 Rose Hill Terrace - Rose Hill Tavern
Collins William, 12 Gardner Street - Sussex Arms
Cooper William, 13 Broad Street - Marine Tavern
Cottingham Amos, 7 Queens Gardens
Cowley Charles, 41 Providence Place
Cramp Thomas, 3 John Street
Crowhurst Jas, 17 Kensington Place
Crunden Thomas, 55 Russell Street

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