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Melvilles 1858 Directory of Kent.


Dover is a sea port, cinque port, and borough, ...

Public Houses in Dover

Traders in 1858 Melvilles Directory by surname

A to B ; C to D ; E to G ; H to K ;  L to O ; P to R ; S to Z

Snargate Street, Dover Standard Directory 1910
(* indicates a Public House)
1 Dawson and Sons, The Library, booksellers etc
2 Skinner, H, butcher
3 Stevenson, W C, tobacconist
4 Lusty, G H, photographer
5 The Sweeteries
6 Amos G, and Sons, ironmongers
7 Horner's Ltd (Calver, man.)
8 Parker, E S, hosier and hatter
9 Gurney, A C, ham and beef stores
10 Wood, R W, Army and Navy clothing stores
11a Percival and Co, electrical engineer
11 Hart and Co, furnishers
12a Semadeni V, restaurant
12 Amos G T, photographer
13 Davis I J, dealer in antique works of art etc
15 Monger, Miss
17 Dover Standard and general printing office (R Tutner, proprietor)
18 Simmons, T V, Hairdresser and perfumer
19 Scott and Sons, dyers and cleaners
20a Hastings A
21 Houlden R, draper
The Wellington hall (Navvies Mission), T Cleverley
22 Hill, R D, hatter
23 Dimarco A, confectioner
25 Castell, W G, tobacconist
26 Shute, H J
27 Peppin, tailor, clothier etc
29 Goldswain, H, Gothic Inn *
30 Monk, W, Grand Sultan Inn *
32 Brown, H F, optician
Royal Hippodrome
35 Ramsay H
36 Lewis M, tobacconist
36a Wood E, butcher
37 Hopper W H, tobacconist
37 Morris L, tailor
38 Mitchell F, bootmaker
38 Dray J W, baker and confectioner
40 Evelyn Tea Rooms, E Gann, proprietoress
41 Johnson G
42 Wilfred F M
44 Murray W, restaurant
45a Weidman J A, boot repairer
46 Cheeseman S G, hairdresser
47 Cadogan Mrs, Clarendon *
50 Port R, Appollonian hall *
52 East Kent brewery Co *
53 Gutsole A H
54 Boyce J and C, stationers
55 Hubbard S E, umbrella maker
56 Ashdown C A
58 Bush W
59 Mile J, baker
60 Wilcox, E A, butcher
61 Van Welders, photographer
62 Fletcher W, and R
62a Camp A, dairyman
63 Lawrence N, fishmonger
64 Lessey, J N
65 Pain H
66 Ward W, bootmaker
Phipps J W
67 Edwards and Son, watchmakers
68 Sharp and Enright's stores
69 Henry and Co, butchers
69½ Page J, fishmonger
70 Rossier F, greengrocer
71 Dunn D J, newsagent
Hammond G, fish dealer
Kennett, Miss, Duke of Cambridge Inn *
72 Hammond G
73 Devonshire Dairy, Bailey A
74 Hammond G, refreshment rooms
75 Saunders C, Lord Roberts *
76 White J, grocer etc
Dryland R, the Mitre *
77a Friend M A
77b Oram Mrs
78 Funnel, greengrocer
79 Stokes J E, toy dealer
80 Kennett E
81 Jacquemain F
84 Huddle W P
85 & 86 Office of Hamburg American Line
87 Greenstreet E
88 Binfield E
89 Convalescent Home
90 Duggan V
91 Whitford W, hairdresser and tobacconist
Bidgood A, George hotel *
Goodyear W, Paris house *
Lord Warden Hotel motor garage
92 Dawkins E, confectioner
93 Elvey F G, tobacconist
The Dover Engineering Works
94 Barwick R J, painter etc
96 Humphrey J
98 to 100 Scott ans son, steam dyers and cleaners
104 Dean's Cash Drug Co, Cartwright A H, proprietor
105 William, O, bookseller
Grand Shaft (entrance to Western Heights barracks)
Wesleyan Chapel
110 Whitford W M, hairdresser and umbrella maker
111 Forrester F
112 Brown E
113 Cook S
114 Shingleton G R
115 Lewis A C, York House Inn *
116 Adams H
117 Hearn S, potato merchant,
Basden H
119 Calver Mrs, stationer and Post office
120 Taylor W, Ordnance Arms *
121 Deakin F, photographer
122 Thompson Rev W, Roman Catholic Church
124 Catholic Repository
125 Porter A H, seedsman
126 Green and Sons, cutlers
127 Luckhurst, A, watchmaker
128 & 129 Jarry J, Gordon Commercial temp, hotel *
130 Burchett E J
131 Mann F W, draper
134 136 Clout C, ironmonger
Royal Naval Institute
141 Freemason's Hall
142 Tyrell A C, cook and confectioner
143 dane A D, tobacconist
144 Dover Tomes office
145 Pexton Bros, outfitters
146 Cotterell C E
147 Saving Stamp Co
148 Tanton J, jeweller and optician
149, 150 Morgan R, confectioner
151 Pettitt Mrs, fancy stationer
151a Cohen R L, jeweller
152 Rye R, confectioner
153 Shaftesbury temperance hall
154 Becker M, greengrocer
155 Gillespie F J, Invicta Inn *
156 Delahaye T L, confectioner
157 Dover Soldiers' Home
158 Livings S, draper
161 Legros E, Avenue Inn
162 Norris E
163 Carpenter F
164 Letter G, carver, gilder etc
165 Beetham G F
166 Trading Stamp Co
167 Lawrence E W, draper etc
168. 169 Bottla and Gandy, grocer
170 Langley C, greengrocer
171, 172 Metcalf Mrs, Bon Marche *
173, 174 Pointer A H, toy dealer and fancy repository
176 Coles J, bookseller etc
177 Tritton H, restaurant etc
178 martindale E D, picture frame maker
179 Norton and Son, tailors etc
181 Thompson A L, chemist
182 Lukey J and Sons Ltd, wine merchants
182a Wood and Co, umbrella makers
183 Eaton J R, china and glass warehouse
184 Cave's Oriental Cafe
185 Dover Express office (J B Jones, proprietor)
186 Thompson A R
187 Bird F A, fancy stationer
188 Young C W, Berlin wool and art needlework
189 Rowland J, and Sons, confectioners
190 Coen E M
191 London Fur Stores
192 George W J, gun and cycle maker
193 Hart and Co, furnishing store
National Telephone offices
Dover Steam Laundry, receiving office

I thank Paul Skelton for supplying source material for these pages - Paul runs the excellent Dover site @ http://www.dover-kent.com/


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