South side (from George Street towards Union Street, East Stonehouse):

• 01 - Henry M Harris, painter, gilder and artists' colourman, with Mrs E C Harris, baby linen maker;

• 02 - Henry Bewlay, tobacconist;

• 03 - John Dyer, cabinet maker and upholsterer;

• 04 - Phoebe Levi, fancy repository;

• 05 - James John Reading, hairdresser, and Mrs Penhay, haberdasher;

• 06 - Thomas Harfoot, outfitter and mercer;

• 07 - Judah Lyon, watch maker, jeweller and tobacconist;

• 08 - Thomas Birdsall, piano tuner and repairer;

• 09 - William Gill, furrier and straw dealer, plus Mrs Tawton, dress maker, milliner and baby linen maker.
  Here was Athenaeum Lane

• 10 - G & J Pridham, solicitors;

• 11 - George Oliver, fruiterer; Richard Delafield, hairdresser; Mrs Delafield, milliner and ladies' hair dresser; and Benjamin Ormond, dairyman and poulterer.

UNION TERRACE

• 01 - Mrs Harvey;

• 02 - William Bishop;

• 03 - Mrs J Dabb, lodgings;

• 04 - William Prance Sheppard;

• 05 - Ormon Southwood Curtis;

• 06 - Mrs Cosens;

• 07 - Thomas Peter, lodgings;

• 08 - Mrs Wade;

• 09 -James Campbell, solicitor;

• 10 - Thomas Peters, mathematical and classical teacher;

• 11 - Mrs Colonel Bunce, and Captain Benjamin Bunce RN;

• 12 - Miss Pearne;

• 13 - Austin T Macdonald, professor of music.

UNION STREET

• 10 - John Bovey, beer retailer; Mrs Bate, ladies' hairdresser; and John Reeve, chemist;

• 11 - Misses E & C Cawse, milliners;

• 12 - James Lawrence, pastry cook and confectioner;

• 13 - William Netherton, beer retailer;

• 14 - William Foot Finemore, family chemist;

• (--)  Post Office Receiving House;

• 15 - Robert long, zinc worker and plumber;

• 16 - Francis Burford, piano forte and music repository, and Madame E Burford, ladies' hairdresser; also Henry Fry, print seller, artists' colourman;

• 17 - Henry Reed, professor of music, piano forte, and music repository; Mrs H Reed, teacher of pianoforte; and Francis Reed, tobacconist;

• 18 - William Morris Terlizzick, hairdresser and fishing tackle maker;

• 19 - Elias Norrish, auctioneer and appraiser;

• 20 - Edward Baker, cabinet maker and upholsterer;

• 21 - Charles Bulley, book seller and librarian;

• 22 - Charles Roan, cabinet and trunk maker;

• 23 - Mrs Farley, commercial hotel and family boarding house;

• 24 - Miss Ivey, Berlin and juvenile repository;

• 25 - Thomas Trebilcock senior, boot and shoe maker; and William Jeffery, builder and undertaker;

• 26 - Ebenezer Birkhead, wine and spirit merchant.
  Here was the entrance to the (Millbay) Railway Station

RAILWAY ARCHES

• Joseph Allen, shoeing and general smith;

• Robert Clark, agent to the Dublin Steam Packet Company;

• T J Hewitt, cattle, corn and provision dealer;

• James Massy, corn, cattle and general commission agent;

• Bowden & Company, cider, ales, and porter merchants;

UNION STREET

Union Baths - John J Conning; St James District Church; Diocessan Architectural Society; John Blake, photographic artist; and A Stumbells, plaster figure maker.

Here was Bath Street

LOCKYER TERRACE

• 01 - William Matthews junior, painter, paper hanger and plumber;

• 02 - Samuel Pearse, coal merchant;

• 03 - John Boon, mason and plasterer;

• 04 - John Symons, tailor and mercer;

• 05 - Henry Reeves, classical and mathematical school;

• 06 - Frederick William Pearse Jago, surgeon;

• 07 - George Dennis, organ builder and music repository;

• 08 - Joseph Berry, gutta percha depôt;

• 09 - Francis Stanbury, baker;

• 10 - William Jeffery, gun maker; and Henry Bodley, engraver and copperplate printer;

OCTAGON PLACE

• 01 - George Martin, cabinet maker and upholsterer;

• 02 - A Sydenham, pastry cook and confectioner;

• 03 - Morris Schlesinger, tobacconist;

OCTAGON

• 18 - Isaac Blackburn;

• 17 - Edward Holmes;

• 16 - John Gillard;

• 15 - Richard Tuck, lodgings.
  Here was MartinStreet

• 14 - William Hamilton;

• 13 - William Rendle senior;

• 12 - Lieutenant Richard Nason RN;

• 11 - Henry John Waring, steam packet agent;

OCTAGON PLACE

• 04 - Robert Hawker Ball, dispensing chemist;

• 05 - John Holloway, dyer;

• 06 - James Bovey, statuary and builder;

SQUIRE TERRACE

• 01 - Mrs Down, stay maker, and Mary Elizabeth Breacker, shopkeeper;

• 02 - Mrs Yeo, milliner and dressmaker plus lodging house; and the Misses Wills and Soper, baby linen makers;

• 03 - Edward Albin, librarian, bookseller, and stationer;

• 04 - William H Bartlett, beer retailer;

• 05 & 06 - Collins & Oyns, coach builders;

• 07 - John Williams, dairyman;

• 08 - Mary Granville, confectioner, and William Farwell, undertaker;

UNION STREET

Borough Cottage, Isaac White Beckford, stout and porter agent;

John McCord, hosier and glover;

John Matthews, statuary;

John Frederick Thompson, ticket writer.

North side (from Union Street, East Stonehouse, towards George Street):

SUSSEX PLACE

• 01 - Ponsford Fisher, tallow chandler;

• 02 - Eliza Jeffery;

• 03 - Mrs Caruthers;

• 04 - Miss Huet, professor of music and singing;

• 05 - Peter Millroy, mercer and tailor;

OCTAGON

• 10 - John Snawdon, lodgings;

• 09 - Mrs Morris, lodgings;

• 08 - NL;

• 07 - Charles Bate, surgeon-dentist.
  Here was Octagon Street

• 06 - NL;

• 05 - William Western Snell, merchant;

• 04 - NL;

• 03 - Mrs Squire;

• 02 - Lieutenant-Colonel Bell;

• 01 - NL;

FLORA PLACE

• 10 - James Hughes, lace merchant;

• 09 - Cornelius W Tripe MD;

• 08 - Thomas E Weekes, professor of music;

• 07 - Mrs Mock, lodgings,

• 06 - Samuel Stephens;

• 05 - Mrs Mann, lodgings;

• 04 - Frederick Jewers, surgeon-dentist;

• 03 - Edwin A Jewers, private teacher;

• 02 - Miss Arthur;

• 01 - W Pearse & Son, surgeons;

Here was Flora Street

UNION STREET

• William E Rendle & Company, nurserymen, florists and manure merchants;

DEVONSHIRE TERRACE

• 24 - Mrs J Davies;

• 23 - Lieutenant William Glennis RN.
  Here was the South Devon Railway

• 19 - Henry Jope, tailor and mercer; Rebecca Jope, dress maker; ands Israel M Fuld;

• 18 - Mrs Colonel Westropp;

• 17 - Samuel Jackson;

• 16 - Commander William L Paterson RN;

• 15 - George Robarts, surgeon-dentist;

• 14 - John Whipple, surgeon;

• 13 - Mrs Johns, and the Misses Johns, school for young ladies;

• 12 - Miss Charlotte Whipple;

• 11 - Colonel Derenzy;

• 10 - James Bickford;

• 09 - Elizabeth Kent, lodgings;

• 07 & 08 - Mrs J Dyer, lodgings;

• 06 - John Thompson, lodgings;

• 05 - Mrs Fanny Nile, lodgings;

• 04 - Mrs Jane Schow;

• 03 - George Cawley, surgeon-dentist;

• 02 - Mrs Mary Atkinson, lodgings;

• 01 - William Chapman.
  
  Here was Summerland Place

UNION STREET

• 31 - Adolphus Dyer, cabinet maker and upholsterer;

• 32 - Lieutenant Howard St George;

• 33 - William Patrick Baker (late Mennie), chemist and druggist;

• 34 - Mrs Elizabeth Jenkins, grocer, and Elizabeth Trounsell, milliner;

• 35 - Samuel Tucker, boot maker, and Edward Bolitho, bird and animal preserver;

• 36 - Elizabeth Tucker, hosier and outfitter;

• 37 - Philip Keast, tailor; Mrs P Keast, elastic stay and stocking maker; and Thomas Cadwallader Brian, solicitor;

• 38 - Nicholas Barter, baker and confectioner;

• 39 - William the Fourth Public House, William Ryall.
  Here was Queen Street

• 40 - M Levy, pawnbroker and silversmith;

• 41 - John Castine, wholesale and retail boot and shoe establishment;

• 42 - Crowley & Company, general railway carriers for Chaplin and Horne; and William Derry, ale and porter agent; and Miss Douglas;

• 43 - Charles Marks, silversmith and navy agent;

• 44 - William H Langford, engraver, copper-plate printer and lithographer;

• 44½ - Thomas Edward Vallack, watch maker and working jeweller;

• 45 - Victoria Temperance Hotel, Z Minards.

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