Pubs in London - A listing of the Public Houses, Publicans and Public House address in 1841

The Historical Directory of Pubs in the South East of England, including London

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The London 1841 Public House & Publican Directory.

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A listing of the Public Houses, Publicans and Public House address in 1841

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Eagle, Saml. Huckell, 1 Belton st. Long acre
Eagle, John L. West, 14 Wentwrthpl. Mile End rd
Eagle Brewery, Wm. Clark & Co., Wellclose sq
Earl Grey, Robert Roper, Mile end gate
EarlGrey, T. Thompson, 1 Cliff’st New N. rd. Hoxton
Earl of Effingham, T. Sims, 235 Whitechapel rd
EarlSt. Vincent , J. Harrison, Philpot st. Comercial rd
EarlSt. Vincent, Chs.LeNeve, Lit Torrington st
E. India Arms, Alex McKenzie, 110 Cockhill, Ratcliffe
Edinbr’ Cast. , J. Goulding, Stanhope st. Camden Town
EdinburghCastle , J. Hayward, 91 Dr. East Smithfields
Edinburgh castle, J. Wressell, 11 Welbeck st
Eldon Arms, wm. Anderson, 2 Queen sq. Finsbry
Elephant, Wm. Eaton, 119 Fenchurch street
Elephant & Castle, Jas, Baker, South Lambeth
Elephant & Castle, Mrs.Elzh. Graham, 23 Whitechapel High st
Elephant & Castle, Hen, Hunt, 11 Oxford mkt
Elephant & Castle, H. Spence, 17 Gt. Peter st. Wtr
Elephant & Castle, H. street, King’s rd. St. Pancras
Empress of Russia, Edw. Scott, 55 St. John st. rd
Equestrian, G. Kirschner, jun., 124 Blackfriars rd
Essex Serpent, Mary Nurse, 42 Charles st. Westm
Exeter Arms, John Holman, 1 & 2 Burleigh st. Strand

This is available at the University of Leicester site @ http://www.historicaldirectories.org/ - thank you for an excellent resource.

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Updated in April 2008 by Kevan .
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