North side, running eastwards from Breton Side/North Street towards Jubilee Street:

• 01 - Regent Inn, Henry Cousins;

• 02 - Samuel Ryder, flour dealer;

• 03 - George Hannaford, beer retailer;

• 04 - Elizabeth Turner, green grocer;

• 05 - NL;

• 06 - Frances Godfrey, school;

• 07 - Charles Hyne, lathrender;

• 05 - William Williams, boot and shoemaker, and hatter;

• 06 - Silvanus L Jacob, baker;

• 07 - Henry Harris, hair cutter;

• 08 - Edwin Chown, butcher;

• 09 - Ann Henwood, pawn broker; and John Parnall, confectioner and boot and shoe maker;

• 10 - Henry Hannaford, haberdasher;

• 11 - Richard K Geldard, chemist and druggist; and Post-Office Receiving-House;

• 12 - Thomas R Hellyer, carpenter, Mary Hellyer, milliner;

• 13 - Nicholas Roberts, smith;

• 14 - Henry Berry, baker;

• 15 - William Yelland, painter and glazier;

• 16 - John Honeywill, pork dealer;

• 17 - NL;

• 18 - William Morgan, grocer;

• 19 - Henry Taylor, shopkeeper;

• 20 - NL;

• 21 - NL;

• 22 - Richard Gregory, green grocer;

• 23 - Elizabeth Luscombe, dairy; and Elisha Horswell, timber dealer;

• 24 - James Bond, boot and shoe maker;

• 25 - William Richmond, hair cutter;

• 26 - Modbury Inn, Samuel Elliott;

• 27 - John Vinning, saw maker;

• 28 - Benjamin Hayman, blacksmith;

• 29 - Robert Doble, baker;

• 30 - Jane Mole, grocer;
  Here was Higher Street.

South side (from Friary Street westwards towards Breton Side/Hawker's Avenue)

• 31 - Mary Friend, haberdasher;

• 32 - Robert Frost, ironmonger and tin plate worker;

• 33 - William Full, boot and shoemaker;

• 34 - Exeter Inn, John Hansley;

• 35 - Black Lion, Richard Oldrey;
  Here was Harbour Avenue

• 36 - John Miles, grocer;

• 37 - NL;

• 38 - John Davey, tailor;

• 39 - Susannah Anderson, milliner;

• 40 - Cornelius Baggs, stationer and engraver;

• 41 - John Coad, butcher;

• 42 - Mark Tucker, grocer;

• 43 - Josiah Hellyer, china dealer;

• 44 - John Worth, pork dealer; and Ellen Kingwell, milliner;

• 45 - Joseph Shepheard, pawn broker;

• 46 - Richard Cowles, hair cutter;

• 47 - Elizabeth Northmore, green grocer;

• 48 - John Harris, shoe maker;

• 49 - Robert Levers, boot and shoe maker;

• 50 - Samuel Monkley, butcher;

• 51 - NL;

• 52 - George and Dragon, Richard Hodge;

• 53 - Thomas Gaynor, shoemaker;

• 54 - William Haythorn, confectioner;

• 55 - Nicholas Hart, tailor; and Thomas Hill, boot and shoemaker;

• 56 - George Eyre, upholsterer;

• 57 - William Southwood, butcher;

• 58 - Simon Hill, chemist and druggist.

NL = Addresses not listed.  These were usually let on short-term tenancies and therefore not listed in street directories.