Commercial St
    
    Page 98 of fiche 280:- The east side of Middlesex Street, From Wentworth 
    Street to the High Street, the north side of the High Street from Middlesex 
    Street to Commercial Street, both sides of Commercial Street, from the High 
    Street to Wentworth Street, Castle Alley, Kent & Essex Yard, and Toynbee 
    Hall.
    
    Commercial Street 1 Bank 3 Flour Factory 5 Something to do with a Mill 7 
    Coffee House 9 Leather seller 11 uninhabited 13 Grocer
    15 Boot Manufacturer 17 Hairdresser's 19 Milliner 21 Veterinery Surgeon 23 
    Leather Cutter or Cobbler's shop 25 to 37 uninhabited
    42 Public House - Landlord Elizabeth M Cruse, Publican 38 to 30 uninhabited
    Toynbee Hall
    26 The Vicarage of St. Judes - David T Bartholomew, Underwriter & Shipowner
    St. Jude's School House
    24 Tobacconist 22 Wholesale Clothier 20 Butcher's shop
    18 Bookseller & Stationer 16 14 Grocer's Shop (Fruiterer)
    12 to 2 Draper’s shop (Sweat shop – dozen’s of workers here.
    
    Kent & Essex Yard
    
    Page 120 of fiche 280:- The North side of the High Street, from Commercial 
    Street to Osborn Street, the whole of Tewksbury Buildings, Spread Eagle 
    Yard, George Yard, including lodging houses, George Yard Buildings, St 
    George's House and the George's Residence for Girls.
    
    Page 124 of fiche 273:- The Bedford Institute at the corner of Quaker 
    Street, the west side of Wheeler Street to the corner of Commercial Street, 
    and Commercial Street to St Stephen’s Vicarage. The north east side of 
    Commercial Street from and including the corner of Great Pearl Street (the 
    Mustard Mills) to the North West Corner of Hanbury Street with Vine Court. 
    The north side of Hanbury Street to John Street including the Brace shop 
    with Corbet’s Court, New Court and Benet’s Place (the south side of Hanbury 
    Street from Wood Street to Commercial Street with Beck’s Yard. The east side 
    of Commercial Street from Hanbury Street to but not including the Ten Bells 
    Tavern, with Red Lion Court, and the west side of Wood Street Nos 26 to 11)
    
    Commercial Street
    142 Public House - Landlord William Clamson, Publican 144 Pork Butcher
    146 Coffee House Keeper 148 & 150 uninhabited St Stephen’s Vicarage
    138 & 140 - something about Mustard Mills
    136 Public House - Landlord George Peach, Bar Manager 134 uninhabited
    
    Vine Court
    
    Commercial Street 126, 122, 120, 118, 116, 114
    
    Corbett’s Court
    
    Commercial Street
    110 Golden Heart Public House - Landlord Alfred Allard, Manager of Licensed 
    Premises. 108 106 Wheelwright 104 Potato Salesman Grocer
    102 Confectioner 100 Manager of Coffee House 98 Fishmonger
    96 Potato Salesman Grocer 94 Coffee House Manager
    92 Red Lion Public House - Landlord John William Destlaw, Beer & Wine House 
    Keeper
    
    Red Lion Court
    
    Commercial Street 90 uninhabited 88 uninhabited 86 Fruiterer
    
    Wood Street
    
    Page 162 of fiche 273:- West side of Brick Lane from Quaker Street to the 
    north east corner of Fashion Street with all houses comprised of Moss & 
    Hanbury’s Brewery. Both sides of Hanbury Street from Brick Lane to Wood 
    Street and John Street with the Weaver’s Arms Tavern. Both sides of Princes 
    Street, the east side of Wood Street from No 10 (Mr Abrahams) to the Mission 
    House, both sides of Church Street with the Ten Bells Tavern, the east side 
    of Commercial Street from Church Street to Fashion Street, and the north 
    side of Fashion Street with Harriott’s Place and Union Court.
    
    Church Street 1 Rectory 2 3 4 5 
    6 Working Boys Home 7 8 9 10 to 13 Warehouses – uninhabited
    14 Wesleyan Church – uninhabited 15 16 16a
    18 Clergy House – Harry R. Hall and Herbert M. Maynard, Curates 19 20
    21 London Dispensary 22 23 24 25 26 26a 27 28
    29 30 31
    33 Ten Bells Public House – Landlord Alfred H Grainger, Manager
    
    Commercial Street
    74 Queen's Head Public House – Landlord Morris J Myers, Licensed Victualler
    76 Baker 78 Tobacconist & General Dealer 80 Fruiterer 82 Coffee House
    
    Page 228 of fiche 273:- The east side of Commercial Street from Fashion 
    Street to Wentworth Street, the south side of Fashion Street, with New 
    Court, Fashion Court, Rosemary Court and Nelson Court, the west side of 
    Brick Lane from Fashion Street to Wentworth Street, with Flower & Dean 
    Street and Dales Place, Thrawl Street, George Street, and George Court, the 
    north side of Wentworth Street from Brick Lane to George Street – Including 
    1750 lodgers in several registered common lodging houses within the area
    (Excluding Lolesworth Buildings, Rothschild Building & Stafford House)
    
    Commercial Street 72 70 68 uninhabited Lamp warehouse
    66 uninhabited Leather warehouse 64 uninhabited Clothes warehouse
    62 uninhabited Boot warehouse 60 uninhabited Boot warehouse
    58,56,54 being pulled down 52 uninhabited Lamp warehouse 50
    
    Fashion Street
    
    Page 84 of fiche 274:- The west side of Commercial Street from Shephard 
    Street to Wentworth Street, with Alexandra Buildings, Jews Orphan School, 
    Ann's Place, south side of Tilley Street (excluding yard, Cow Shed Buildings 
    in the south west corner) the east side of Shephard Street, with Shephard's 
    Buildings & Hasting point
    
    Shephard Street Buildings
    
    Commercial Street 79 77 75 73 71 69 65 63 61
    59 57 55 Confectioner 53 51 Watch Maker 49 Grocer 45
    Infant School 28
    
    Alexandra Buildings
    
    Page 204 of fiche 274:- Both side of Tenter Street, with Tenter Court, south 
    side of White's Row (From Tenter Street to Bell Lane) and the north side of 
    White's Row, from Crispin Street to Commercial Street. The west side of 
    Commercial Street from White's Row to Dorset Street & the south side of 
    Dorset Street from Commercial Street to Crispin Street (Except Crossingham's 
    Registered Lodging House)
    200 lodgers in Registered Common Lodging Houses
    
    Commercial Street 81 83 & 85 uninhabited
    
    Dorset Street
    
    Page 244 of fiche 274:- The east side of Crispin Street (From Brushfield 
    Street to White's Row) The north side of Dorset Street with Little 
    Paternoster Row, New Court, Miller's Court, The west side of Commercial 
    Street (From Dorset Street to Brushfield Street) and the south side of 
    Brushfield Street from Commercial Street to Crispin Street.
    230 lodgers in Registered Common Lodging Houses.
    
    Commercial Street
    87 The Britannia Public House – Landlord Matilda Ringer, Widow, Beer 
    Retailer
    89 Fruiterer 91 Corn Dealer 93 95 Butcher 97 uninhabited 99
    101 Lodging House
    
    Brushfield Street
    
    Commercial Street 103 105 Potato Salesman 107 109,111,113 uninhabited
    115
    
    Lamb Street
    
    Commercial Street 119 uninhabited 121 123 125 uninhabited 127
    129, 131 uninhabited 133
    
    White Lion Street
    
    Commercial Street 139 141 143 Sign & Glass Writer 147 Fur Dealer
    149 151 153 Fruiterer 155 Dairyman
    
    Peabody Buildings, Commercial Street
    Peabody Buildings, White Lion Street
    
    Commercial Street 145
    
    Page 24 of fiche 275:- Commercial St Police Station, the warehouses of Mr F 
    Box in Fleur de Lis St and Mr Biggs and the Tea Company's premises on the 
    West side of Commercial St. The north side of White Lion St from and 
    including Mr Foreman's house and to and including Mr Russell's house. The 
    south side of White Lion St from and including Jobs Cartle Public House to 
    Wheler St. The west side of Wheler St with Chapel St to Lamb St. The North 
    side of Lamb St to Church Passage and the east side of Church Passage Nos 1 
    to 5 inclusive on the south side of Lamb St. The west side of Crispin St, 
    (excluding the refuge) the north side of Brushfield St from Crispin St to 
    and including No 37 and the south side of Brushfield St from and including 
    No 44 to the corner of Crispin St.