Tailors’ Arms St.James’s Back

1851 Edward Corbett

Talbot Penn Street

1863 – 68 Joseph Hall / 1869 P. J. Hall

Target Inn & Spirit Vaults Broadmead

1853 to 1859 William Moseley
See the Horse & Jockey

Thatched House Tavern Thatched House Lane (St.George’s Road)

1764 Anne White / 1775 James Veaynel / 1792 Thomas Floyd / 1794 Thomas Llewellin / 1806 Thomas Floyd
1816 William Stacey / 1822 – 33 Thomas Harris / 1834 B. Harris / 1837 – 40 William Chambers
1841 Sarah Williams / 1844 George Williams / 1850 Thomas Floyd / 1851 – 54 William Canniford
1856 – 58 William Beer / 1859 John Power / 1861 – 68 George Cook / 1869 to 1878 George Southcott
1879 – 89 Edward Wood / 1891 – 1904 George Bosisto
See the Friendship, St.George’s Road

Theatre Tavern King Street

Theatre Wine Vaults Park Row

1869 – 79 Frederick Applin / 1882 – 83 Robert Iles / 1885 – 89 Maude Iles / 1891 – 1901 Samuel Cowlin
1904 William Evans

Thetis Frigate Tower Lane

1839 – 44 Peter Jones / 1847 – 53 Ann Jones / 1853 to 1857 Frederick Cottrell / 1858 H. Civil / 1860 Richard Lewis
1861 to 1866 Jeremiah Jordan / 1867 to 1868 Stephen Whittaker / 1869 Jesse Quail

Three Blackbirds Baldwin Street

1762 Moses Harris / 1775 Susannah Harris

Three Boars’ Heads Horsefair

1754 – 55 Charles Hemmings / 1764 Robert Hughes / 1775 William Jones / 1794 – 1806 Mary Jones
1816 William Thomas / 1822 Mary Bartlett / 1823 Richard Walter / 1826 J. Marshall / 1828 Mary Marshall
1830 – 34 Richard Walter / 1837 – 40 John Walter / 1842 – 57 Richard Walter / 1858 – 74 Samuel Hearn
William Thomas was also a cabinet maker

Three Compasses Pithay (bottom of Union Street)

1752 Mr. Coombes / 1764 Widow Coombes / 1794 – 1806 Mary Leach / 1816 William Holder
1820 – 22 Thomas Andrews / 1823 to 1840 Thomas Boardman / 1841 – 44 Richard Culverwell
The Three Compasses had livery stables in Duck Lane

Three Crowns Broad Weir

1792 – 94 Thomas Isles

Three Crowns Narrow Weir

1754 William Liddall / 1755 – 64 John Liddall / 1775 Edward Roxworthy / 1800 Thomas Lock
1806 George Stantiall / 1816 John Church / 1820 Nathaniel Briffett

Three Crowns Old King Street

1775 William Jones / 1794 Thomas Andrews / 1800 Joseph Taylor / 1806 Aaron Bateman / 1816 William Burt
1822 – 23 Philip Pritchard / 1826 William Snow / 1828 – 39 John Mountjoy / 1840 – 42 James Bevan
1844 R. Gorrell / 1847 – 55 Thomas Freeman / 1856 C. Pearce / 1857 Joseph Davis / 1858 C. Thompson
1859 Henry Bird / 1861 – 65 Thomas Hennis / 1866 – 83 Susan Hennis / 1885 – 86 James Perrett

Three Cups Back (Welsh Back)

1752 – 1762 Edward Phillips / 1775 James Hill / 1792 – 94 Thomas Lewis / 1800 – 06 John Pritchard
1816 David Davis / 1820. James Davis / 1828 – 30 William Rees / 1831 to 1833 Sarah Rees
1834 – 37 Emanuel Todd / 1839 – 40 Sarah Todd / 1840 – 42 James Boswell / 1844 George Edmunds
1847 – 52 Jacob Demery / 1853 Peter Old / 1854 George Bryant / 1856 L. Bryant
John Pritchard was also a wharfinger

Three Cups & Salmon Castle Street

1851 – 67 James Fisher / 1868 to 1883 Samuel Stanmore / 1885 – 89 John Clark / 1891 – 96 Arthur Chapman
1897 Albert Sampson / 1899 James Thomas / 1901 Jesse Thomas / 1904 James Attwood / 1906 William Rogers
1909 Jessie Maxwell Taylor / 1914 – 25 William Peters / 1928 – 35 Samuel Warren / 1937 – 38 Annie Warren

Three Doves Tower Lane

1752 – 64 John Porter

Three Kings Quay Head

1762 Alice Stacey / 1775 John Unkless / 1794 William Perrin

Three Legs Of Man Marsh Street

1775 Christian Collins

Three Mariners Quay

1775 Hannah Fage

Three Sugar Loaves Marsh Street

1755 James Owen / 1762 Elizabeth Owen / 1775 John McFarland / 1794 – 1823 John Broadrick
1826 – 34 Richard Power / 1837 James Moss / 1839 ? Rees / 1840 – 42 William Timberlake
1847 – 58 Thomas Pound / 1860 John O’Connor

Three Sugar Loaves Merchant Street

1754 David Dee / 1755 Widow Dee / 1764 Morgan Morris / 1775 Abraham Lewis

Three Sugar Loaves Milk Street

1755 John King / 1775 James Dyer

Three Sugar Loaves Queen Street (Christmas Steps)
The Three Sugar Loaves was later named The Gaiety

Three Tuns No.18 Barton Street

1833 John Conneybeer

Three Tuns Castle Ditch (Lower Castle Street)

1754 – 55 Isaac Littlemore / 1764 John Chantry / 1775 James Roberts / 1792 William Bartlett

Three Tuns Corn Street

1775 Jasper Hawkins

Three Tuns Old King Street

1754 – 55 Gabriel Rymer / 1764 William Jones / 1775 Robert Belchier / 1792 John Vagg / 1794 Jolin Vagg
1806 James Marman / 1816 – 20 Ann Marman / 1822 – 34 James Williams / 1837 – 42 Samuel Sharp
1844 – 48 John Hart / 1849 to 1855 William Penduck / 1856 to 1857 Joseph Jefferies / 1858 – 59 Thomas Webb
1865 George Alpass / 1866 J. Long / 1867 – 68 R. Thorne

Three Tuns Lewins Mead

1752 – 55 Martha Clift (Cliffe) / 1764 Widow Miller / 1775 Matthew Dunn / 1792 – 1806 George Rogers
1816 James Bull / 1820. James Digby
To be sold at auction, at the Commercial rooms, on Thursday the 31st of October, at one o’clock in the afternoon. Lot 4 … A messuage or dwelling house, formerly a public house, and known by the sign of the Three Tuns, situate in Lewin’s mead, now occupied by Isaac Whiting, as yearly tenant, at a rent of £26. This lot is held by lease of the Feoffees of St.Nicholas, dated the 27th of July, 1802, determinable with one life, aged 36 or thereabouts, at the yearly rent of £3. This from the Bristol Mirror, Saturday, October the 5th, 1822

Three Tuns Limekiln Lane (St.George’s Road)

Three Tuns Prince Street

1792 Ann Sampson / 1794 Edward Cook

Three Tuns Quay

1775 Alice Washer

Three Tuns St.Augustine’s Back

1775 Caleb Knight

Three Tuns St.James’s Back

1754 – 55 Joshua Holland / 1764 Ralph Crock / 1775. Thomas Williams

Travellers’ Rest Lewin’s Mead

1858 – 68. John Fox / 1869. James Peters / 1871 – 77. John Fox / 1878. H. Walker / 1882 – 86. George Stainer

Triangle Tavern Triangle West

1871 – 72. Joseph Bryman / 1874. Samuel Wolfe / 1875. George Wilcox / 1876 G. H. Whittard / 1877. Jane Symes
1878 – 79. Eliza Oatway / 1882. C. J. Battle

Trout Tavern Cherry Lane

Trout Frog Lane

1863. Daniel Butters / 1871 – 72. Henry Hobbs / 1874 – 78. Edward Phelan

True Briton Narrow Wine Street

1866. W. Perryman

Turk’s Head corner of Bridewell Lane
1806 Thomas Stacey

Uncle Tom’s Cabin Baldwin Street

1854 – 58 John Vowles

Uncle Tom’s Cabin Lower Castle Street

1854 – 55 William Clark

Unicorn Frog Lane

1752 Samuel Phillips / 1755 Widow Phillips / 1764 Mary Phillips / 1775 Lewis Casteels

Unicorn Lewin’s Mead

1853 John Cross

Union All Saints’ Street

1831 – 32 Thomas Hill / 1833 – 34 James Davis / 1837 G. Parsons / 1839 – 42 John Morgan
1844 – 49 Elizabeth Morgan / 1851 – 68 Thomas Fisher / 1869 to 1877 Elizabeth Sheppard
1878 – 89 Samuel Jenkins / 1891 Elizabeth Lovell

Union Marlborough Street

Union Nicholas Street

1800 Ann Tranthern / 1806 – 20. John Frew / 1822 – 34 William Ham / 1852 – 56 Sarah Stewart
1859 George Their / 1860 to 1861 J. Wilcox / 1861 to 1871 John Leach / 1872 James Warr / 1874 – 75 ? Tilley
In 1806 and 1816, the Union was also listed as an Eating-House. The Union was later named the Alexandra

Union Quay

1832 – 59 Thomas Lovering

Union St.James’s Back

1851 – 53 George Mansfield

Union Cellars Union Street

1800 John Nichols / 1816 Samuel House / 1822 Sarah Fear / 1826 – 30 George Godfrey / 1831 David Jones
1832 Thomas Hayton / 1833 – 34 Richard Culverwell / 1837 Charles Blake / 1839 – 44 Francis Dyer
1847 – 48 G. Thomas / 1849 Charles Norris / 1851 to 1854 Robert Burns / 1855 to 1856 Christopher Garraway
1857 ? Boulton / 1858 G. Vickery / 1859 Joseph Cox / 1860 James Bowditch
George Godfrey was also a mason & “effectual curer of smokey chimneys”

Venice Frigate Marsh Street

1775 Richard Farrell

Victoria Wine Vaults Bond Street

1871 – 74 Isaac Jones / 1876 – 78 Edward Weight / 1879 Edmund Weight
See the Brandy Cask, Bond Street

Victory Lewin’s Mead

1831 – 34 John Pugsley

Victory Tavern Narrow Wine Street

Volunteer Merchant Street

1866 – 68 William Hill

Volunteer Milk Street

1826 – 34 Philip Gane / 1837 – 44 Mary Gane / 1847 – 48 Joseph Randell / 1849 George Thomas
1851 – 53 William Watts / 1854 William Smith / 1855 – 58 James D. Llewellin / 1860 – 61 John Harris
1863 Thomas Rossiter / 1865 – 66 Joseph Miliere / 1866 John Smeerden / 1867 John Hawkins
1868 – 69 Joseph Quarman / 1871 William Norman / 1872 Henry Parker / 1874 – 75 Joseph Charles Holbrook
1876 William Sparkes / 1877 – 78 A. Porter / 1879 William Hill / 1882 ? Bateman / 1883 John Furber
1885 – 86 Henry Rogers / 1887 John Rogers / 1888 Elizabeth Rogers / 1889 – 97 James Curry / 1899 Mrs E. Miles
1901 David Cronin / 1904 – 09 William Lewis

Waggon & Horses Peter Street

1764 Edward Field / 1775 John Tillage / 1792 William Ralph / 1794 William Hawkins / 1800 Thomas Adams

Waiters’ Arms Baldwin Street

1877 – 78 John Gillingham

Warrior’s Arms Lower Castle Street
Previously named the Balmoral Castle

1869 – 86 William Featherstone / 1887 – 89 Mary Ann Featherstone / 1891 Alfred Featherstone
1892 to 1893 Lambert Sale / 1894 – 1906 George Atkinson / 1909 – 21 Florence Purshouse
1925 – 37 Samuel Tooze / 1938 James Bushnell

Waterman’s Arms Little King Street

1794 William Thomas / 1800 Ann Thomas / 1806 Elizabeth Cosens / 1837 – 55 Isaac Morgan
1856 Elizabeth Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan was also a marine stores dealer (junk shop). The Waterman’s Arms was later known as the St.Michael’s Arms

Wellington House All Saints’ Street

1816 John Widdicombe

Wellington 51 Broad Quay
Later known as the Barnstaple Arms

1853. James Ely

Welsh Harp Quay

1775 Stephen Anstice

West Of England All Saints’ Street

1856 – 78 William Horwood Freame / 1881 – 82 Sarah Hall / 1883 Robert Ridler / 1885 – 89 William Burman
1891 Thomas Vickery / 1892 to 1993 Alfred Draper / 1894 – 97 Sarah Mills

West Of England Tavern Broad Quay

1828 James Huckman / 1830 A. B. la Bigne / 1831 to 1832 Thomas Willcocks / 1833 – 37 John Harvey (capt.)
1839 George Baker / 1840 William German / 1842 – 43 John Jones / 1844 – 47 John Sampson
1848 – 49 Thomas Boatswain / 1851 – 60 William Thomas
James Huckman also traded as a butcher at this address. William Thomas was also a sail and ship’s colours maker in Grove Avenue. In August 1859, the West of England Tavern and Wine and Spirit Vaults, was advertised … “to let in consequence of the decease of the Landlady, the above old established and very excellent house, to which there is a really good business. The household furniture, brewing utensils, &c. to be taken at a valuation. For all particulars apply to Mr. Alexander, appraiser, 49 Broad Street, Bristol”.
The West of England Tavern was afterwards a temperance hotel and dining rooms, manager James Speller.

West India Tavern Narrow Quay

1826 Mary Corcoran / 1828 Thomas Lovering / 1863 Thomas Price / 1865 George Morrall / 1866 Henry Hallett
1867 Robert Waters / 1868 W. Galesworthy / 1869 – 79 Sarah Langdon / 1882 J. Bullock / 1883 James Morgan

Wheatsheaf Horsefair

1800 – 06 James Thompson / 1816 Sarah Barker / 1820 – 37 John Waite / 1839 – 40 T. Kilby / 1842 Thomas Allen
1844 William Luxton / 1847 William Pullen / 1848 to 1866 Samuel Morgan / 1867 Mary Ann Morgan
1869 – 78 Joseph Drew / 1879 to 1891 Robert Mallett / 1892 Thomas Lethbridge / 1894 Thomas Totterdill
1896 Julia McCoy / 1897 – 1901 Joseph Thomas / 1904 Albert Tulliett / 1906 John Evans / 1909 William Phillips
1914 – 28 George Wigens / 1931 – 38 Frederick Pearce

Wheatsheaf Callowhill Street / Leek Lane

1794 William Snellgrove / 1800 Mary Francis / 1806 Joseph Trenaman / 1816 Samuel Smith
1820 – 22 John French / 1823 Isaac Crocker / 1826 – 34 William Watts / 1837 Thomas Rossiter
1839 – 40 Henry James / 1841 – 44 John Hathaway / 1847 Edwin Redding / 1848 George Read
1849 Samuel Fussell / 1851 – 56 William Martin / 1857 – 58 Eliza Martin / 1860 – 68 James Harding
1869 Mary Ann Roberts / 1871 – 77 James Harding

Wheatsheaf Merchant Street

1775 John Matthews

Wheatsheaf Nelson Street

1975 M. Lawrence
One of a row of shops built at the same time as the new magistrates’ courts in the early 1970s. Named after the Wheatsheaf Hotel on the corner of Christmas Street, one of the buildings demolished to make way for this development

Wheatsheaf Hotel Christmas Street

Wheatsheaf St.George’s Road

1865 – 66 Mary Heath / 1871 – 79 Alfred Collier / 1883 – 86 Frederick Hiles / 1887 – 89 James Parker
1891 Frederick Brown / 1893 Thomas Allsopp / 1894 Mary Farrow / 1897 Octavius Hares
1899 – 1901 Mary Jane Hares / 1904 – 09 Mrs. E. G. King / 1914 – 21 Bessie Evans / 1925 – 31 Elizabeth Allen
1935 – 38 William Davey
Previously named the Morning Star, the Wheatsheaf was lost when the chemist’s shop next door took a direct hit during the war

Wheatsheaf Queen Street

1794 William Tucker

Wheatsheaf Lower Maudlin Street

1886 – 87 Ellen Howland / 1888 Thomas George Hanniford / 1889 Eliza Draper / 1891 – 94 Stephen Jolly
1897 Charles Dommett / 1899 – 1904 Annie Dommett / 1906 Sarah Jane Hartley

Wheelwrights’ Arms Cross Street (Penn Street)

1842 – 47 William Moss / 1848 to 1853 James Moss / 1854 to 1856 John Bryant / 1857 G. Kendall
1858 to 1860 Henry Cook / 1861 – 63 William Parker / 1865 Benjamin Thomas

Wheelwrights’ Arms Welsh Back

1854 – 56 William Bush / 1861. Eliza Graves / 1863 – 65 Elizabeth Bull / 1871 F. Graffunder

White Bear Earl Street

1764 Ralph Mattoks / 1775 Mary Gough / 1794 Edward Powell / 1800 – 06 William Leech / 1811 William Dawson
1816 David Jones / 1820 William Bevan / 1822 – 23 William Hoare / 1826 – 28 T. Crossman
1830 – 32 James Daniel / 1833 – 34 Nathaniel Stocker / 1837 William Stocker / 1839 – 40 Thomas Jefferies
1842 John Pocock / 1844 – 47 William Edwin Lewis / 1848 J. Stowe / 1849 Thomas Jefferies / 1851 Edward Jukes
1853 Thomas Harcourt / 1854 to 1857 Richard Wensley (jnr) / 1858 Charlotte Allen
1859 M. Coleman / 1860 James Price / 1861 – 63 John Gullick / 1865 – 69 Samuel Harris / 1871 Sarah Bodley / 1872 Robert Gazzard / 1874 – 75 John Morgan / 1876 to 1877 John Williams / 1878 H. Tripp
1879 to 1888 William Pile / 1889 Arthur Gillett / 1891 William Davies / 1892 Frank Horsey / 1894 Frederick Horsey
1897 – 1901 Daniel Organ / 1904 A. H. Plummer / 1906 Edward O’Connell / 1909 Henry Gibbs

White Hart Avon Street

1792 – 94 John Banfield

White Hart Welsh Back

1752 – 62 Walter Morgan / 1775 Thomas Nicholas / 1800 – 16 William Williams / 1822 – 31 Thomas Williams
1832 – 34 John Thomas / 1837 Elizabeth Thomas / 1839 – 40 Thomas Workington / 1842 ? Westcott
1843 William Hart / 1844 W. Scull / 1847 – 48 John Smith / 1850 Joseph Bartan / 1851 Bethel Kitson
1851 to 1859 Jacob Demery / 1860 William Dunning / 1863 Jacob Demery / 1865 – 66 Sarah Clibbens
1867 Caroline Mary Tilling / 1868 – 69 Edmund Frayley / 1871 – 75 James Goulding / 1876 to 1877 Francis Quartley
1878 F. Payne / 1879 to 1880 George Tailor / 1881 to 1885 Edward Barter / 1886 Alfred Tuck
1887 to 1888 Emily Greenland Gaves / 1889 – 1901 Eliza Gaves / 1904 – 06 George Gammie / 1909 Clara Dursley
1914 – 17 Luke Dursley / 1921 Frederick Leigh / 1925 George Blyth / 1928 Frederick Leigh / 1931 Grace Jameson
1935 – 37 Ernest Barton
William Williams also worked as an accountant in King Street Hall

White Hart Lewin’s Mead

White Hart Lower Maudlin Street

White Hart Upper Maudlin Street

White Hart Broad Street

1752 William Atkinson / 1752 Mr. Williams / 1752 Ann Marling / 1764 John Winter / 1775 William White
1792 – 94 George Poston / 1800 – 06 John Turner / 1816 Henry Porter / 1820 John Jarvis / 1822 – 56 Harriet Jarvis
1858 – 63 Charles Smith

White Hart Frog Lane

1775 Sarah Cutting

White Hart Lamb Street

1775 Stephen Seagar

White Hart Limekiln Dock

1806 Samuel Smith

White Hart Marsh Street

1775 William Lane

(Ye Olde) White Hart Park Row

1849 ? Perrin / 1851 S. Gillett / 1853 William Lewis / 1854 – 56 Benjamin Bridgeman / 1863 – 65 John Ellicott
1867 – 94 Thomas Blissett / 1896 William Stanhope / 1897 – 1909 William Puddy / 1914 – 21 William Hopkin
1925 – 28 Charles Gregory / 1931 – 35 John Luff / 1937 – 38 Charles Spiring / 1944 William Curry
1950 – 56 George Francis Wainwright / 1975 C. Edwards
Much extended, the Ye Olde White Hart is still trading

White Hart St.James’s Back

1752 John Riley / 1754 William Price / 1755 Benjamin Price / 1764 Thomas Axington / 1775 James Bevin

White Horse Barrs Street / Horsefair

White Horse Queen Street (Christmas Steps)

1855 – 57. A. White
1862 – 67. James Pritchard
1868. W. Pegler
1872 – 77. William Amos
1879. John Hill
1881 – 83. Henry Bryson
1885 – 86. Arthur Whittard
1887. Paul Kautz
1888 – 89. Frederick Griffin Cantle
1891 – 94. Percy Lyddon
1896. Elizabeth Simmons
1897 – 1906. Ada Palmer
1909. Sarah Ann Bates

Margaret Leach was a granddaughter of Elkanah Wookey, one time proprietor of the King’s Head, Back Street. Her second husband was Paul Herman Eugene Kautz, a German seaman. They had the White Horse in 1887, and moved to the Theatre Tavern, King Street, in 1888. Paul died and in 1896 Margaret became the landlord. She married for a third time to David Lynch, a self-employed boatman, and we see her as landlord under her new name in 1900. This information was kindly provided by Peter Robinson.

White Lion St.James’s Back (Bridewell Street)

1792 – 94 Thomas Morgan / 1800 John Neal / 1806 William Ham / 1816 James Bate / 1820 – 33 William Rennison
1834 – 49 James Baker / 1851 – 58 Daniel Williams / 1860 Richard Cowle / 1863 – 77 Robert Smart
1878 – 83 Luke Bartlett / 1885 – 89 Jesse Whiting
William Ham also traded as a timber dealer & turner. The White Lion was demolished in 1894 for an extension to Bridewell police station

White Lion Earl Street

1852 Edward Jukes

White Lion Quay Head (Colston Avenue)

White Lion Broad Street

1752 John Lane / 1775 Richard Bowsher / 1792 William Carr / 1794 – 1816 Thomas Luce / 1822 – 55 Isaac Niblett
1856. Niblett & Taylor / 1858 Isaac Niblett / 1860 ? Smith / 1861 – 65 James Hilliar / 1872 George Thompson

White Lion St.James’s Churchyard

White Lion Vaults (Grand Hotel) Lion Chambers, Broad Street

1874 – 77 James Steven / 1878 – 79 James Waddell / 1882 – 83 William Brownlee / 1885 Thomas Oxenham
1888 – 89 Joseph Swanger / 1891 Charles Hancock / 1892 Elizabeth Burn / 1893 Edward Burn
1899 Millie Le Page / 1901 Ella Hewett / 1904. Mrs. C. Owen

White Swan Back Street

1752 – 54 James Brookers / 1755 Edwin Dowdin / 1775 ? Lester

White Swan Broad Street (Cider house Passage)

1752 John Barber / 1792 – 94 Richard Linington / 1800 – 11 John Hall / 1816 – 26 William Cottrell
1828 – 40 James Doughty / 1841 Edmund Phillips / 1844 Simeon Perry / 1847 – 49 John Doggett
1851 – 72 William Andean / 1874 – 78 Edward Barnett / 1879 William Parsley / 1882 Blacker Brothers
1883 Emma Ash / 1885 – 99 Henry Boulton

White Swan Penn Street

1863 Joseph Hall / 1868 – 72 Abel Wilton / 1874 Matilda Lewis / 1875 S. Stone / 1876 – 92 Thomas Webb
1896 William Feltham / 1899 – 1911 Elizabeth Hall / 1914 Joseph Hall / 1917 – 28 Michael Broderick

White Swan St.Stephen Street

1849 – 56. Richard Cann / 1860 – 63. John Nott / 1866 – 67. G. Coombe / 1869 – 72. Richard Tilley

White Swan Upper Maudlin Street

1863 James Hughes / 1871 – 76 Henry Burt / 1877 – 83 William Crawford / 1885 – 86 William Berry
1888 Henry William Hewlett / 1889 William Lawson / 1890. Sidney Sturgis / 1890 – 91 James Hewitt
1892 – 94 Herbert Keen / 1896 Albert Ashwin / 1897 John Williams / 1899 William Clemetts
1900 Susan Brooks / 1901 Annie Bidmead

William III Little King Street
1861 – 76 Thomas Stephens / 1877 – 97 William Bull
Thomas Stephens was at this address as early as 1844, trading as a cooper and vat maker

William IV Bridewell Lane (strong beer & Dublin porter warehouse)
1831 – 34 Michael O’Hara Nash / 1839 S. Baker / 1840 – 44 William Brown

William IV Brandon Street
1831 – 32 William Burgess

Wiltshire House St.James’s Back
1831 – 34 James Harding

Wine Pipe Newmarket Avenue
1956. Lily Jones

Windsor Castle Back Street (Queen Charlotte Street)

Woodwell House Woodwell Crescent (St.George’s Road)
1855 – 63 Richard Edwards / 1865 William Otway / 1866 Robert Marsh / 1867 James Meluish / 1868 C. Chevasse
1871 – 76 John Bartram / 1879 – 81 Francis Lewin / 1883 – 85 John Bartram / 1886 – 89 William Davis
1891 William Hall / 1892 Charles Lotinga / 1894 John Lindsey / 1896 Jane Bowden / 1897 John Fram
1899 J. Westlake / 1904 Henry Clark / 1906 Albert Smith
In the 1871 census John Bartram is listed as a tailor’s cutter, his wife Anna is listed as beer retailer

Ye Grotto Exchange Avenue