Part 6

HABBERTON, Mrs. Elizabeth, Hill House, Newmarket-road Haddon, John, collector of market dues, Weighbridge-street, St. John’s Timberhill Haddon, Richard Curson, confectioner and tea-dealer, Rose-lane Hagon, William, broker, St. Martin-at-Oak Haldinstein, Philip, cap manufacturer and shopkeeper, 4, Bridewell-alley Hales, James, cabinet maker, St. John’s-street Hales, John, schoolmaster, St. Clement’s Hall, Charles, butcher, King-street Hall, George Norton, boot and shoe maker, Castle-street Hall, Harriet, baker, Little London-street Hall, James, plumber, glacier, painter, and gas fitter, Magdalen-street Hall, James, painter and gilder, Timberhill-street, Orford-hill Hall, James, house agent, Cowgate-street Hall, Mrs. Mary, Pottergate-street Hall, Samuel, builder and broker, St. Gregory’s Church-alley Hall, William, Esq., Ipswich-road Hall, William, engraver and lithographer, Back of the Inns Hallows, George, saddler, Rampant Horse-street Hallows, Joseph, hair dresser, &c., 3, Royal Hotel-street Ham, Frederick, consulting engineer and chemist, and insurance agent, King-street Hamley, Osbertus Shipton, commercial traveller, Heigham-road Hammond, John, _Victoria_, Upper-walk, Market-place Hammond, Samuel, carpenter and joiner, _Dog_, Paul’s Churchyard Hanks, William, corn, coal, hop merchant and malster, St. Michael Coslany; res: 4, Newmarket-road Hannah, Peter, tea-dealer, St. Lawrence-lane Hannant, Richard, wholesale and retail grocer and tea-dealer, oil and Italian warehouseman, Rose-corner, King-street Hansell, Henry, solicitor, notary public, proctor, and agent to the Scottish Widows’ Fund Life Office—(see Chapman & Hansell); res: Thorpe Hansell, Mrs. Mary, Dean’s-square, the Close Harborough, William, gardener, St. George’s Middle-street Harcourt, Anthony, coach builder and heraldic painter, Chapelfield-road; res: Julian-place Harcourt, James, professor of music, Colegate-street Hardesty, John, grocer and tea-dealer, corner of St. George’s Bridge-street Hardesty, Robert Barber, grocer, 1, St. Mary’s Church-alley Hardiment, Jabez, _Spread Eagle_, Sussex-street Hardiment, J., earthenware dealer, St. Augustine’s-street Hardingham, William, grocer and provision dealer, Barrack-street, Pockthorpe Hardy, Charles, whip maker, Timberhill-street Hardy, James, wholesale grocer, tea-dealer, and tallow-chandler, Rampant Horse-street Hardy, James, plasterer, 18, Bethel-street Hardy, John, plumber, &c., Dove-street; res: Unthank’s-road Hardy, Jonathan, boot and shoe manufacturer, Upper Westwick-street Hardy, Michael, baker, Finket-street Hardy, Mrs. Susan, lodging house keeper, 3, York-place Hardy, Mrs., Theatre-street Hardy, William, _Royal Oak_, Middle-street, St. Augustine’s Hare, Charles, wine vaults, Bridge-street, St. Lawrence Hare, Edward, Dereham-road Harley, John Payne, butcher, St. Benedict’s-street Harman (Leonard) and Sons, wine, spirit, ale and porter merchants, St. Andrew’s-hill Harmer & Co., carriers and wharfingers, Duke’s-palace Harmer, Mrs. Maria, West End Cottage, Heigham Harmer, Robert, St. Stephen’s-street Harmer, Thomas, warehouseman—see Rivett and Harmer; res: Newmarket-road Harmer, William, 4, London-terrace, St. Stephen’s-road Harper, George, chemist and druggist, Bank-plain Harper, George, dyer, Calvert-street Harper, Isaac, King-street Harper, James Kersey, brush, patten, and toy warehouse, Upper Westwick-street Harper, John, stay maker and milliner, 4, London-street Harper, William Richard, classical and commercial academy, 101, Pottergate-street Harpley, Thomas, hair dresser, &c., Cowgate-street Harris, James J., shoe maker, Ber-street Harris, William, _Angel_, Trowse Harrison, Charles, boot and shoe maker, St. Mary’s-plain Harrison, Francis, muffin baker and confectioner, 12, Elm-hill Harrison, John, draper and grocer, 3, Globe-street, Union-place Harrison, Robert, boot and shoe maker and grocer, 4, Elm-hill Harrison, Thomas Thurlow, saddler and harness maker, 10, Upper St. Giles’-street Harrison, William, wholesale and retail boot and shoe manufacturer, 7, Bridewell-alley Harrison, William, confectioner, St. Andrew’s-hill Harrison, William Thomas, baker, Golden Ball-street Harrod, Henry, solicitor, agent to the Rock Life Assurance Company, Bank street Hart, Charles, merchant, Duke’s-palace; res: St. Giles’ Hart, Philip W., coach builder, St. Giles’-gates and Red Lion-street Hart, Robert, havel & slaie manufacturer, Golden Dog-lane Hart, Susan, _Crown_, St. Stephen’s-street Hart, —, timber merchant, &c.—see Culley and Hart Hartley, William, hair dresser, Little Orford-street Hartman, Franz Alexander, M.D., Surrey-street Hartt, Catherine, ladies’ school, 14 Victoria-street Hartt, Edward, chemist and medical agent, 11, Distillery-street Hartt, Walter, chemist and druggist, Rose-corner, King-street Hartt, William George, jeweller, London-street Harverson, Francis, sawyer, St. Mary’s-place Harverson, James, sawyer and timber merchant, St. Julian’s Harvey, George, _Wellington_, 7, White Lion-street Harvey, James, 9, Victoria-street Harvey, John, comb-manufacturer, 4, Timberhill-street Harvey, John, ironmonger, 9, Newmarket-road Harvey, Matilda, straw bonnet manufactory, 10, Upper Market Harvey, Richard, dealer, St. Miles’ Harvey, Lieut.-General Sir Robert John, C.B., Mousehold House, Plumstead-road Harvey, Robert John H., Esq., Bracondale Harvey, Samuel, baker and grocer, _Staff of Life_, Fishgate-street Harveys and Hudsons, bankers, (Crown Bank) Upper King-street Haslewood, Christopher John, corn and seed merchant, Weaver’s-lane, Old Haymarket; res: Southwell-street, New Lakenham Hase, Samuel, superintendent of cotton factory, St. Martin’s-lane Hastings, Job, well-sinker, and pump maker, New Catton Hatcarton, Joseph, confectioner, Swan-lane Havers, James Reynold, _Bee Hive_, St. Stephen’s-gate Havers, Mrs. Maria, 7, Chatham-place Havers, William Henry, grocer, draper, pawnbroker, and rent collector, St. Paul’s New Opening, Rotten-row, Paul’s-plain Haward, Ann, dress maker, Theatre-street Hawes, David, gardener, St. Lawrence-acre, Earlham Hawkes, Robert William, wool merchant Hawkins, John, Esq., Bracondale Cottage, Castle-ditches; res: Willow-lane Hawkins, Mrs. Martha, Bracondale, Lakenham Hayden, Benjamin Thomas, parish clerk of St. Mary Coslany, Southgate-street Hayward, Cary, brazier, Ber-street Hayward, Henry, brazier and tinman, Magdalen-street Hayward, James John, watch and clock maker and jeweller, Little London-street, and King-street Heald, Mrs. Mary Ann, Rose-lane Heap, William, china and glass dealer, _Pigeons_, Charing-Cross Hensell, Elizabeth and Suzanna, boarding and day school, Surrey-road Hensell, Mrs. Sarah, Chapel-look Heath, Edward, commercial traveller, Infirmary-road Hedgeman, Mrs. Susanna, Cook’s-lane, King-street Heigham, Richard, brewer, Magdalen-street Henderson, John, draper, Dereham-road Henry, Thomas, silk mercer, haberdasher, and milliner, Back of the Inns Henley, Cornelius, Mr., 13, Newmarket-road Henley, William, Mr., 10, Newmarket-road Herbert, Abel, _John Bull_, Crook’s-place, New City Hering, Mrs. Anne, West Pottergate-street Herring, William, Esq., St. Faith’s-lane Heseltine, James, _Royal_, Market-place Hewen, Joseph, _Plumbers’ Arms_, Princes-street Hewison, Joseph, shoe manufacturer, St. John’s Timberhill Hewitt, J., builder, St. Augustine’s-gates Hewitt, William, _White Horse_, St. Mary’s Church-alley Hewitt, J., builder, St. Augustine’s-gates Hibgame, Edward Thurlowe, Esq., Julian-road, Chapelfield Hibgame, Rev. Edward, Upper Close Hick, William, confectioner and tea-dealer, Bridge-street, St. Andrew’s Hickman, Mrs. Esther, 4, Heigham-terrace, Dereham-road Hicks, Leonard, butcher, Market-place Hicks, Leonard, butcher, 93, St. Michael-at-Thorn High, George, grocer, New Catton Hinchley, Samuel, _Black Horse_, Earlham-road Hind, Anne, dress maker, Cowgate-street Hinde, Francis, manufacturer, St. Augustine’s; res: All Saints-green Hinde, Richard Francis, manufacturer, Sussex-street Hindes, Daniel, shopkeeper, New Catton Hindes, Ephraim and Frank, silk manufacturers, Botolph-street Hindes, Henry, rope and sack manufacturer, Red Lion-street, and Magdalen-street Hindle, William, dealer, Pump-street Hine, Charles, engineer, machinist, and turner, Muspole-street Hinsbey, Mrs. Cambrian-place, Heigham Hinsbey & Son, (William and Thomas William) architects and surveyors, Princes-street Hill, Elizabeth, grocer, Ber-street Hill, Ezekiah, shopkeeper, St. Augustine’s-street Hill, Frederick, clerk, Fishgate-street Hill, George, baker, Bishopgate-street Hill, Horace, professor of music, St. Giles’-Hill Hill, James Frederick, professor of music, 4, St. Giles’-terrace Hill, John, plumber and glazier, Chesnut-court, St. Giles’-street Hill, John, grocer, corner of Middle-court, St. Augustine’s Hill, Mrs. Mary, 4, Foundry-road Hill, M. F., tailor, St. Augustine’s-street Hill, Richard, general dealer, Cow-hill, St. Giles’ Hill, Robert, hair dresser, Red Lion-street Hill, Samuel, St. Augustine’s-street Hill, William, post office receiving house, Thorpe-road Hilling, Frederick, clerk, Fishgate-street Hilling, James, Nelson-terrace, Eaton Hilling, John, _Market House_, Weaver’s-lane, Market-place Hilling, Mary, _Steam Packet_, King-street, St. Peter per Mountergate Hills, Miss Anne, 6, Victoria-street Hills & Underwood, vinegar makers and rectifiers, St. Faith’s-lane, and 25, Eastcheap, London Hipper, Mary Ann, draper and milliner, Upper Westwick-street Hipper, William, boot and shoe maker, Bridge-street, St. George’s Hipperson, Mary, fancy repository, St. Peter’s Mancroft Back-street Hixon, J. J., manager of Bowtell’s boot warehouse, 20 and 21, Davey-place Hodds, Richard, tailor, draper, and tea-dealer, Elm-hill Hodds, Richard, grocer, Ber-street Hodges, Mrs. Carrow Old Hall Hodgson, David, artist, Tombland Hodgson, Rev. Francis Henry Stone, curate of Rackheath; and second master of King Edward the Sixth’s Grammar school, Gray Friars-lane Hogg, Henry, _Pelican_, Pitt-street Holder, Reuben, Birmingham and Sheffield, foreign & fancy warehouse, St. Stephen’s-plain—(see advertisement) Holl, Alfred Samuel, commercial traveller, Upper Westwick-street Holl, George N., bootmaker, All Saints’-green Holl, Robert Durant, boot and shoe manufacturer, Gaol-hill, Market-place; res: Mount-pleasant, Eaton Holland, Catherine, sausage manufacturer, and ham warehouse, 1, Lower Goat-lane Holland, William, 2, Grove-place, Lakenham Hollis, Robert, _Shakespeare_, Theatre-street Holman, Edward, _Spread Eagle_, West Pottergate-street Holmes, Benjamin, farmer, New Catton Holmes, Henry, tobacconist, 16, Bridewell-alley Holmes, J., and Sons, engineers, iron-founders, and general machine manufacturers, Prospect-place-works, Globe-lane, and Castle-hill; res: Globe-place-terrace Holmes, James, dealer and broker, Quay-side Holmes, Robert, hair dresser, 3, St. Martin’s-at-Palace-plain Holmes, William, shoe maker, Paul’s-opening Holtoway, Mrs. Marianne, St. Stephen’s-road Homersham, Edward, Mr., St. Stephen’s-road Hood, Robert, builder, steam saw mills, St. Miles’ Coslany and Sussex-street Hook, Samuel Birkett, tailor, St. George’s-plain Hook, William, grocer, Magdalen-street Hooper, John, druggist, Hall-road, New Lakenham Hope, James, cattle salesman, 2, Lakenham-terrace Horne, James, St. Giles’-hill Horne, John, estate agent, Castle-meadow Horne, Robert, wholesale shoe manufacturer, Little London-street; res: 23, Distillery-street Hornor, Charles, land agent and surveyor—see Pratt, Son, and Hornor; res: 16, Castle-meadow Hornor, Jarrard, Esq., Pitt-street Hornor, ironmonger, &c.—see Baker and Hornor Horstead, James, gas-fitter, &c., All Saints green Hotblack, John, Victoria-street Hotblack, John, wholesale shoe warehouse, Orford-hill Hotson, Wales Christopher, barrister, Upper King-street Houghton, David, dyer and dresser, 4, St. Giles’-street—(see advertisement) Houghton, Henry, printer, All Saints-green Houghton, Robert, carpenter, Ber-street Houghton, Robert E., house-steward and secretary to the Norfolk and Norwich hospital Hovell, William, basket maker, Charing Cross Howard, Anne, ladies’ boarding-school, St. George’s Middle-street Howard, Charles, bricklayer, plasterer, and grocer, Bishopsgate-street Howard, Daniel, baker and shopkeeper, Barrack-street, Pockthorpe Howard, George, coach maker, Little Orford street Howard & Gaze, millwrights and engineers, St. Paul’s back-lane Howard, Rev. Henry, 7, Grove-place-terrace Howard, Henry, _Green Man_, King-street Howard, James, _Free Trade House_, Rose-lane Howard, John J. & Thomas, butchers, Market-place Howard, John, yeoman, St. Saviour’s-Church-lane, Magdalen-street Howard, John, _Ribs of Beef_, Wensum-street Howard, Mary Ann, dress maker and milliner, 7, Surrey-road Howard, Stephen, cabinet maker, Rose-lane Howard, Thomas, bricklayer, _Red Lion_, Bishopsgate-street Howard, William, _Duke of Marlborough_, Fishgate-street Howell, Edward, _Vauxhall_, Vauxhall-street, Julian-place Howell, James, builder, St. Augustine’s-gates Howell, James, currier, Castle-ditches Howell, William, leather-seller, Lower Goat-lane Howes, Abraham, boot maker, Rampant Horse-street Howes, Ann, grocer and tallow-chandler, corner of Wellington-street, St. Giles’ Howes, Mrs. Elizabeth, Golding-street, Heigham Howes, Elizabeth, dress maker, Colegate-street Howes, Henry, _Half Moon_, King-street Howes, James, letter press and copper plate printer and bookbinder, Back of the Inns Howes, James, bricklayer, _White Lion_, Magdalen-street Howes, Jeremiah, hotpresser, Dial-yard, Church-street, Coslany Howes, John, Lower Westwick-street Howes, Joseph and James, coach builders and harness makers, Red Lion-street Howes, Robert Heron, _Adam and Eve Gardens_, St. Helen’s Howes and Son, grocers and tallow chandlers, Lower Goat-lane Howes, Thomas, shoe maker, St. Martin’s-lane Howes, Thomas Self, coach and furniture broker, near Rose-corner, King-street Howes, William, grocer, Upper Westwick-street Howes, Mrs. Sarah, Upper Close Howlett, currier, &c.—see Tillyard and Howlett Howlett, Hannah, _Woolsack_, Coslany-street Howlett, James, carpenter, Pottergate-street Howlett, Mary, lodging-house keeper, 10, West End-terrace Howlett, Peter, hair merchant, 49, Botolph street Howlett, Richard, tailor, Bridge-street, St. George’s Howlett (Robert) and Co., wholesale and retail furnishing ironmongers, bar iron, oil and colour merchants, 6, Old Haymarket Howlett, Thomas, sheriff’s officer and general shop-keeper, Lower Westwick-street Howlett, Walter, pianoforte tunist, 3, London-street Howlett, William, pianoforte, organ, and music saloon, 3, London-street; organ building establishment, Bridge-street Howman, Samuel, _White Horse_, Old Seed Mart, Hay-hill Howman, William, beer-seller, St. Martin at Oak Hubbard, Henry, stay maker, Westlegate-street Hubbard, Horatio, yeast manufacturer, 4, Lower King-street Hubbard, James, brewer, wine, spirit and porter merchant, Golden Dog-lane Hubbard, Mary Ann, artist, Surrey-street Hudbud, Stephen, auctioneer, Upper Westwick-street Hudson, Anthony—see Harveys and Hudson; res: Upper King-street Huggins, John, cutler, 2, Rising Sun-lane Huggins, Maria, upholsterer, 10, St. Andrew’s Broad-street Hughes, Fortunatus, drilling and fencing master, 7, Hamlet-place, St. Giles’s-hill Hughes, William, _Bath House_, St. Martin’s at Oak Hugman, Rachael, _Three Malsters_, King-street Hull, Robert, M.D., Redwell-street Hull, William Henry, confectioner, St. Martin’s-lane Huhne, John Hughes, chemist and dentist, St. Andrew’s Hall-plain Humphrey, William, commercial traveller, St. Stephen’s-road Humphrey, Mrs., teacher of music, St. Stephen’s-road Hunt, Charlotte, schoolmistress, St. Catherine’s-plain Hunt, Mrs. Harriet, 1, Victoria-street Hunt, James, confectioner and fruiterer, Golden Ball-street Hunt, James Thomas, wholesale tea-dealer, Cundall’s-court, Market-place; res; Newmarket-road Hunt, John, confectioner and cutler, Upper Westwick-street Hunt, John Edwin, _Curriers’ Arms_, St. Giles’ Hunt, Thomas, _Two Necked Swan_, St. Stephen’s-street Hunter, Upholsterer, &c.—see Clarke and Hunter Hunter, William, plumber, glazier, and eating house-keeper, Castle-meadow Hupton, Mrs. Frances, Calvert-street Hurn & Son, (Elizabeth and George) sack, rope, twine, net and mat manufacturers, 13, Dove-street and Newmarket-road; res: 4, York-place Huson, Mary, milliner, 12, London-street Hussey, William, nurseryman, St. Catherine’s-plain, Lakenham Hutchinson, Charles, M.D., Surrey-street Hutson, George, _Foundry-bridge_, Foundry-bridge-road Hutton, John William, commercial traveller, Mount Pleasant, Eaton

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IBROKE, —, accountant, Newmarket-terrace Ingledew, William, woolsorter, Peacock-street Isaac, Edward, Trafalgar-street, New Lakenham Isley, William, commission agent, Chapel-lane, Surrey-road Iverson, Edward, baker, Union-place Ives, Ann Sarah, schoolmistress, 12, Crescent Ives, Ferdinand, Esq., St. Catherine’s-hill Ives, George, auctioneer, appraiser, estate agent, and valuer of farming covenants, Crown Bank-plain Ives, John Collingwood, wholesale milliner, 21, Victoria-street Ives, Thomas, _Sawyers’ Arms_, Fishgate-street Ivory, William, wholesale and retail grocer, St. George’s Tombland Iungius, Joseph, printer and stationer, Lower Goat-lane

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JACKSON, Mrs. Charlotte, Lame Dog-road, St. Stephen’s Jackson, William, Golden Dog-lane, Magdalen-street Jackson, William, teacher of music, National-court, Princes-street James, Benjamin, working jeweller, St. Andrew’s James, Henry, chemist, St. Mary’s James, Jane, milliner, Rose-lane James, William, _Griffin_, Upper King-street Janeth, Charles, baker, Ber-street Jarrett, Thomas, dyer, Pipe Office-yard, St. Clement’s Jarrold & Sons, booksellers, stationers, printers, bookbinders, and publishers, London-street and Exchange-street, and St. Paul’s Churchyard, London Jarrold, Samuel—see Jarrold & Sons; res: Bracondale, Lakenham Jarrold, Thomas—see Jarrold & Sons; res: Newmarket-road Jarvis, Henry, railway clerk, Rose-lane Jarvis, Richard, _Pine Apple_, Trowse Jay, C. & J., wholesale fishmongers, Market-place Jay, George, mohair spinner, Albion-mill, King-street Jay and Pilgrim, solicitors, Toll’s-court, Briggs-street Jay, John, glass merchant, St. Andrew’s-hill Jay, Joshua, dyer, Bethel-street Jay, Matthew, Esq., Willow-lane Jay, Thomas, Esq., Heigham-grove Jay, William, florist, Sussex-street Jeans, Edwin, bibliographer, 1, Heigham-terrace, St. Benedict’s-road Jeary, John, agricultural chemist, Coslany-street Jeary, Robert, news agent, bookseller, stationer, printer, and bookbinder, 5, Bridewell-alley—(see advertisement) Jecks, W. and C., timber merchants, St. George’s-plain Jecks, C., Esq., Thorpe Jeffries, George, gun maker and timber merchant, Golden Ball-street Jeffries, Samuel, Brazen Doors-road Jeffries, Walter L., tailor and outfitter—see Burrage and Jeffries Jenkinson, Joseph, _Punch House_, Market-place Jenkinson, Robert, brick maker, Brazen Doors-road Jenkinson, Samuel, shopkeeper, Mill-hill, New Catton, St. Clement’s Jennings, George, brewer, Upper Westwick-street Jermy, Jeremiah, shoe maker, Pottergate-street Jessup, Benjamin, solicitor, St. Michael-at-plea; res: Sprowston Jessup, Robert, grocer, West Wymer-street Johnson, Ambrose Searle, chemist and druggist, Lower Westwick-street Johnson, Mrs. Amelia, Church-alley, Princes-street Johnson, Ann, dress maker, St. Clement’s Johnson, Daniel, timber merchant, Trowse Millgate Johnson, Elizabeth, straw-bonnet maker, Cowgate-street Johnson, Goddard, Esq., Rampant Horse-street Johnson, Hemnell, grocer, Rose-lane Johnson, James, M.D., Theatre-street Johnson, John Godwin, surgeon, 64, St. Giles’-street Johnson, J. William, _Stag’s Head_, Princes-street Johnson, Mrs. Mary Anne, St. Stephen’s-road, and London-street Johnson, Robert, baker, 1, All Saints’-street, St. John’s Timberhill; res: 9, Gun-lane. Johnson, Robert, house agent and register office for servants, 9, Gun-lane, St. Stephen’s and 1, All Saints’ street Johnson, Susanna, confectioner, Rampant Horse-street Johnson, Thomas, clerk to Messrs. Day and Son, solicitors; res: Tooley-street Johnson, William & John, shoe and clothes manufacturers, 1, 2, and 3, Mitchell’s-court, Market-place Johnson, woollen draper, &c.—see Lovick and Johnson Johnstone, John, draper and tea-dealer, 8, Chatham place Johnstone, Joseph, draper, 8, Chatham-place Jolly, Charles W., carriage builder and harness maker, St. Stephen’s-gates Jolly, Henry, corn merchant, _Eagle and Child_, Golden Ball-street Jones, Elizabeth, draper, Briggs-street Jones, Hannah and Amelia, seminary for young ladies, and dancing academy, Wensum-street Jones, James, optician, Wensum-street Jones, Peter, plumber and glazier, St. Margaret’s parish clerk, Church-walk, St. Margaret’s Jones, Sarah Jane, shopkeeper, Oak-street Jubes, Mrs. Mary, 33, Victoria-street Juler, Richard, chemist, St. James’-street

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