North side (from Treville Street towards Breton Side/Green Street):

• 01 - James Weemys, cooper
  Society of Friends' Chapel

• 03 - Samuel Foster, beer retailer; also Richard Hicks and Company, wine, spirit, ale and porter merchants;
  Here was Charles Street

• 04 - Burnell, Brown and Nicholson, wholesale grocers;

• 05 - Miall and Company, curriers;

• 06 - John Pillar, baker;

• 07 - William Sleep, plumber and brazier;

• 08 - William Miners, grocer;

• 09 - John Smith, corn and flour factor; also Isaiah W N Keys, printer and stationer;

• 10 - New London Inn, William B Thomas;

• 11 - Thomas Hellyer, boot and shoe maker;

• 12 - Philip Hancock, broker and hair dresser;

• 13 - King's Head, Alfred Broadbridge;

• 14 - Joseph D Williams, hair dresser;

• 14½ - George L Watts, painter and glazier;

• 15 - Sarah Jordan, haberdasher;

• 16 - William and James Romia, confectioners;

• 17 - Edwin Knight, grocer;

• 18 - NL;

• 19 - NL;
  Here was Green Street

South side (from Briton Side/Vauxhall Street to Treville Street)

• 20 - Mrs Hambly, beer retailer and eating house;

• 21 - Theophilus Cock, baker; also William Lidstone, saddler;

• 22 - NL;

• 23 - John West, ironmonger;

• 24 - William Roach, fruiterer;

• 25 - Richard Jarvis, builder and surveyor; also Joseph Bennett, watch maker;

• 26 - John Skardon, broker;

• 27 - Samuel Petherbridge, beer retailer;

• 28 - John Down, worsted dealer; also T and M Harvey, milliners and dress makers;

• 29 - William Toms, plumber and brazier;

• 30 - John Soper, carrier; also Edward Basch, working jeweller;

• 31 - William Henry Davis, fruiterer; also Edward Puleston, upholsterer and dealer in mahogany and veneer;

• 32 - James Brooking, coal merchant; also Misses Brooking, straw bonnet and stay makers;

• 33 - James Wilton, mercer and tailor;

• 34 - George Trickett, dyer;

• 35 - Mrs E S Percy, haberdasher.

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