South side (from Old Town Street eastwards towards Breton Side):

• 01 - Josias Mills,paper hanging dealer and fancy repository;

• 02 - William Macgowan Mills, china, glass and carpet warehouseman;

• 03 - Richard Mitchell, watch maker and jeweller;

• 04 - Philip Loye. chemist and tea dealer;

• 05 - Thomas Bunker, ironmonger;

• 06 - Mrs Anna Moon, piano forte and music repository;

• 07 - Richard Watts, woollen draper;

• 08 - Stidston and Company, drapers;

• 06 - Peter Adams and Company, linen drapers;

• 07 - Peter Adams and Company, woollen drapers;

• 08 - James Adams, ironmonger;

• 09 - Edward Adams Blackler, draper;
  Here was Kinterbury Street

• 10 - Aaron Sydenham, confectioner;

• 11 - NL;

• 12 - NL;

• 13 - NL;

• 14 - NL;

• 15 - Smith and Gibbons, manure merchants;

• 16 - William Adams, tailor;

• 17 - Lamb Inn, Mrs MH Toms;

• 18 - Stephen Henry Briggs, fruiterer;

• 19 - Dabb, Rundle and Brown, woollen drapers;

• 20 - Dabb, Rundle and Brown, woollen drapers;

• 21 - John Oswell, tailor;

• 22 - John Oswell, tailor;

• 23 - Silas Hawken, ironmonger;

• 24 - William Lillicrap, shoemaker;

• 25 - J H McKeer, trunk maker and fancy repository;

• 26 - Jacob Nathan, pawn broker;

• 27 - W H Rowe, baker;

• 28 - Henry Pinhey, grocer, ham and bacon factor;

• 29 - William Hallimore Best, rope, twine and canvas dealer;

• 30 - George Jamison, boot and shoemaker;

• 24 - Treville Street Wine and Spirit Vaults, Thomas Rennolls;

• 32 - P J Marshall, ironmonger;

• 26 - Thomas Cole, china s and glass warehouse, and collector of taxes;

• 34 - Thomas Full, cabinet maker and furniture broker;

• 36 - William Rendle, upholsterer;

• 37 - Elizabeth Northway, furniture broker;

• 38 - J Burgoyne, fruiterer;

• 39 - Francis William Harris, ironmonger;

• 40 - J and H Smith, printers, wholesale and retail stationers;

• 41 - J and H Smith, printers, wholesale and retail stationers;
  Here was Week Street

• 42 - John Head, wholesale and retail boot and shoe maker;

• 43 -T Smith, hatter;

• 44 -John Bowyer, wholesale and retail boot and shoe maker;

• 45 - Fillis and Son, wine and spirit merchants;

• 46 - William Fry Horwill, boot and shoe maker;

• 47 - John Heydon, printer and bookseller;

• 48 - John Alfred Langford, draper.

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