Butchery Lane, Canterbury

~ BUTCHERY LANE ~

ANGEL LANE

CANTERBURY

St. Andrews

Most of the buildings on the right hand side were damaged in the bombing of WW2

A wonderful photo of Butchery Lane from 1907 decorated for Cricket Week. All the beautiful oriental paper lanterns with all different patterns and the gorgeous stone work on the building on the right which was No. 29 St. George's Street, Lloyds Bank, before it was bombed in the blitz. Also the Chemist (Robert Croft c. 1902-17) on the right (on Parade). There is also a gentleman in the doorway of the butchers which I believe is Mr. Henry Cornes.

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1847 H. Cragg, Bird Preserver, Butchery Lane

1847 Thomas Denne, Salesman, Butchery Lane

1860's Butchery Lane, No. Adressess, Sarah Wilkinson, Butcher

...and on the corner of Butchery Lane, was the corn market, with a granary over it. But the whole of these premises have undergone and entire change. In 1800, the site of, and the store room over, the corn market, were sold by the corporation to Mr. Henry Tritton, who the following year, took down the building, and erected three dwelling houses upon the spot.

3 cases of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Butchery Lane, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city)

15 cases were fatal - one in Butchery Lane, Male 1 1/2 years, death April 23rd, Nature of District - Unhealthy AMJ

Burgate Street to Parade

No. 1 & No. 2

1840's - 1850's George Willkinson, Butcher *death of a George Wilkinson 1855 in Canterbury

1860's - 1880's Ginger Beer Manufacturer, William Bradley, Ginger Beer Manufacturer

1884 Frank A. Bradley, 1 Butchery Lane (listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturer) The Post Office Directory of the Brewers and Maltsters 1884

1885 Kellys Directory - Listed under Soda Water and Lemonade Manufacturers - Frank A. BRADLEY, 1 Butchery Lane, Canterbury

1889 B. J. Coleman, Refreshment Rooms

2 - late 1880's Bryon Wright, Confectioner

1 & 2 - 1917-18 Directory Walter Britton, Dining Rooms

No. 3

1847 William Bradly, Ginger Beer Maker

1860's - 70's William Ruglys, Fishmonger & Manufacturer of Ginger Beer *ran the Butchers Arms in Butchery Lane in the 1850's

George Missing, Upholsterer *

1884 George Missing, 3 Butchery Lane (listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturer) The Post Office Directory of the Brewers and Maltsters 1884

1885 Kellys Directory - Listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturers - George MISSING, 3 Butchery Lane, Canterbury

1889 Edward George Small, Tobbacconist

1917-18 Directory Richard Bent, Antique Dealer

No. 4

1860's - 1880's Lydia Coleman, General Dealer

1889 Mrs. Jane Callow, Fish Dealer

1903 William Field, Curiosity dealer

1917-18 Directory Arthur Bell, Practical Book Binder, Machine Ruler and Account Chant

No. 5

Lessor: Dean and Chapter Lessee: John ATTWOOD, yeoman, of Thanington Premises as in (*), previously leased to Henry Bateman and now known as the Shakespeare's Head. Made 25 Jun 1774. CCA-D Cc-BB/60*except that the lane is now described as 'Angel Lane alias Butchery Lane' (the tenement to the south is called the Black Boy -1683), (26 Jun 1730)./236

1803 Marriage of Mr. J. Elgar, of the Shakespeare Tavern, Canterbury, to Mrs. Lacey, widow, at Woolwich (The Monthly Magazine, 1803 pg. 292)

1828 SHAKESPEARE, Robert Hooper

1832 SHAKESPEARE, Benjamin Evans

Thomas Ellis, SHAKESPEARE TAVERN ^

William Field Proprietor of Billiard Rooms &c.

1880's "SHAKESPEARE TAVERN", William Field, Licenced Victualler owner

1917-18 Directory Thomas W. Butler "SHAKESPEARE INN"

No. 6

1828 ANGEL & CASTLE, Buchery Lane, Thos. Westwood

1832 THE CASTLE, Robert Dyason

1840 Stephen Marrell, Angelo Castle, Butchery Lane

William Dodd, Victualler ^ (George is his Brother)

George Dodd, Licensed Victualler &

1889 E. Ravine, Bootmaker

1903 Harry Samuel Harrison jun., Fishmonger

1917-18 Directory Harry Harrison, Oyster Merchant (Tele. 266)

No. 7

1852 Daniel William WRAIGHT - Canterbury, Nov 1852 The Poll for the Knights of the Shire to Represent the Eastern Division of the County of Kent taken the 16th and 17th of July 1852

ANGELO CASTLE William Dodd, Licenced Victualler, Brother George Dodd, Carpenter ^

1865 Poll for two knights of the shire..."name of voter and residence" 1363 DODD, George, Butchery Lane, Canterbury, listed under parish of St. George the Martyr (it is the parish of qualification) he voted for Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bart.

three candidates: Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bart. - Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart. - Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, Bart.

?? Henry R. Clements, Saddler &

George Dodd, Pub*

1889 Albert Wallis, Beer House "ANGELO CASTLE"

1917-18 Directory T.S. White "CITY ARMS"

No. 8

Butcher's - Robert Young, William Young, and George Wilkenson %

(Robert Young bought properties in Havelock Street)

Robert Young, Butcher & Grazier & employer ^

1865 Poll for two knights of the shire..."name of voter and residence" 1399. YOUNG, Robert, Watling Street, Canterbury, - 1819, B.K. listed under parish of St. George the Martyr (it is the parish of qualification... this was where he was born)

three candidates: Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bart. - Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart. - Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, Bart.

John Jennings, Butcher ^ widower, sons John Jennings (b. 1855) & Thomas?

John Jennings (b. 1820) Master Butcher &

* Liquidation by Arrangement. First Meetings of Creditors. Tuesday, December 3, 1872. John Jennings, Canterbury, Butcher. Dec 18. at 2:30, at offices of Plummer and Fielding, Burgate Street, Canterbury. The Solicitors' Journal & Reporter *might not be this John Jennings, there was more than one

John is living at No. 6 Black Friars in the early 80's (no occupation)

* 1888 death of a John Jennings in Canterbury age 68

Henry R. Clements, Saddler *

1885 Kelly's Directory of the Leather Trades - Henry Robert Clements, listed under Saddlers & Harness Makers

1889 Henry H. Dance, Optician, Every description of spectacles and eye-glasses made and repaired.

July 1907 - J. Partis*, Butchery Lane. For High-Class Haircutting, Easy and Light Shaving, Shampooing (wet or dry), or Toiled Club 2s. per month, try J. Partis, Butchery Lane. See my windows for razors, from 1s to 7s. 6d., shaving brushes from 6d. to 3s. 6d., razor straps from 6 1/2 d. to 7s. 6d. Try my special razor, 3s. 6d. for easy shaving. See windows for large assortment of loose tobaccos, reduce prices per 1/4 lb and 1lb lots. Ladies' Combs and Fringe Nets (large 4d.), whole sale and retail.

*James Partis died in 1915 in Canterbury born c.1875

1917-18 Directory - E. Partis, High Class Gent's Hairdresser, wholesale and retail tobacconist, Mrs. E. Partis

No. 9

William Craig, Glass Blower

1858 William R. Craig, Bird Stuffer, Glass and China Mender, Butchery Lane (no number listed)

George Glazier, Publican &

Henry Cornes, Butcher *

1889 Alfred Cornes, Butcher

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H. Cornes, Family Butcher

1889 Daniel Amos, Chemist

Aug 5, 1882 Daniel Amos (no address) - Deputy Superintendent of Written Examinations (the following gentlemen were appointed Superintendents and Deputy Superintendents of written examinations for the ensuing year.) *Edwin Bing was the superintendent (Daniel was living in Harbledown in 1881)

1903 Henry Cornes, Butcher

Pre 1913 W. Wilson, Butcher??

August 1913 - For sale by private treaty. The following Freehold properties. The Dwelling House and BUTCHER'S SHOP, 9, Butchery Lane, Canterbury. For particulars, apply to G.W. Finn and Sons, The Parade, Canterbury

1917-18 Directory A. A. Wellard, Butcher

The entrance to Butchery Lane from the Parade

PARADE

No. 10

1828 BUTCHER'S ARMS, Butchery Lane, Solomon Mills

No.9 1832 Butchery Lane BUTCHER'S ARMS, Thomas Pilcher

1840 Thomas Parnell, BUTCHERS ARMS, Butchery Lane, tavern & public house

William Ruglys, Eating house keeper %

*May 5, 1854, Insolvent debtors, William Ruglys, Canterbury, Kent, eating-house keeper, May 12 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury

William Craig, Hair Dresser ^

BUTCHERS ARMS, George Hammond, Licensed Inn keeper ^

William R. Craig, Hair Dresser &

"BUTCHERS ARMS" John Wall *

1889 John Wall "BUTCHER'S ARMS TAVERN"

1903 10a. C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers

1917-18 Directory S. Morgan "BUTCHERS ARMS"

No. 11

*this building was on the right hand side of the lane

Dodd family %

John Farby, Grocer

11 1/2 John Fisher Brazer

Mary Simmonds, Pork Butcher

John Cross, Coffee House Keeper ^

William Craig, Curator at Museum * obviously the one in Guildhall street as the Beaney wasn't opened until 1889

11 & 12 - 1889 Court Bros. Furnishing Ironmongers and General Warehousemen

1896 - At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, two young men named Richards and Cork, were indicted of stealing a large quantity of corrugated iron and wire netting, the property of their employers, Messrs. Court Bros., and Reuben Nye and Harry Baldock were also indicated of feloniously receiving the same. The case created considerable public interest, as it appeared that the depredations had been going on for a long time. For the defence it was contended that the supervision over the warehouse department had been exceedingly lax. Richards was imprisoned for four months and Cork for three months, the other prisoners being acquitted by the jury.

1956 The "Pippin" Restaurant, 11 Butchery Lane, Canterbury, Open Daily, Open Sundays for parties only and holiday week-ends

No. 12

*this building was on the right hand side of the lane

William Anderson, Fishmonger

Alfred Jenning, Butcher

John Fisher, Baker

Mary L. Court, Tinman & Brazier

11 & 12 - 1889 Court Bros. Furnishing Ironmongers and General Warehousemen

Aug 1901, Bert HOLMAN (of 17 Orchard Street), an assistant at Messrs. Court Cycle Shop in Butchery Lane

1917-18 Directory Court Bros. General Hardware and Ironmongers

No. 13

1840 Edward Swain, Baker ?

1850's - 1870's Mark Swain, Master Baker

Charles Webb, Baker & Confectioner *

Bakehouse & premises, Canterbury, St. Andrew

c. 1902 Ad

1903 Arthur Webb, Baker

1917-18 Directory F. W. Finnis, Baker

No. 14

1840 Edward Simmonds, Pork Butcher $

John Farby, Grocer

1860's - 70's Robert Nobel, Pork Butcher

William Hatton, Pork Butcher *

1903 H. Hatton & Son, Pork Butchers

1903 C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers

1917-18 Directory H. Hatton & Son, Pork Butcher

A photograph in my collection c. 1960's, the side of Butchery Lane that survived the 1942 bombings of Canterbury

No. 15

1840 Henry Jennings, Butcher, Butchery Lane?

1860's - 1870's Jesse Jennings, Master Butcher (no. 15 & 16)

The Law Times, May 9, 1874, Jesse JENNINGS, butcher, Canterbury, Pet. April 2.?. May 19 at one, at the Rose Hotel, Canterbury. Sol. De Lasaux, Canterbury. (Gazette, May 5)

Louis Martinage, Butcher *

(Messuage, tenement, slaughterhouse and yard, Canterbury, St. Andrew) c. 1830

1889 F. Horner & Co. Clothiers & Outfitters

1903 C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers

1917-18 Directory Court Bros. General Hardware and Ironmongery stores

No. 16

Jesse Jennings, Master Butcher &

The Law Times, May 9, 1874, Jesse JENNINGS, butcher, Canterbury, Pet. April 2.?. May 19 at one, at the Rose Hotel, Canterbury. Sol. De Lasaux, Canterbury. (Gazette, May 5)

1889 William Finch, Butcher

1889 William Penn, Furniture Stores

1903 C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers

1917-18 Directory Penn and Co., Furniture Dealers

1889 Mason & Son, Watchmaker and Jeweller (no number listed for address) *actually at 29 St. George's Street at the corner of Butchery Lane

December 1896 Ad. Last few weeks of Sale. Christmas Presents! Wedding Presents! The Entire stock of Jewellery, Plate, Watches, Clocks, etc., To be cleared at a great reduction for Cash. C. Mason and Son, Jewellers and Silversmiths, Canterbury. (no address)

New photo of Butchery Lane from my collection

1805-7

William HEARNDEN, butcher

Edward FOULGAM, baker


~ BUTCHERY LANE ~ ANGEL LANE CANTERBURY St. Andrews Most of the buildings on the right hand side were damaged in the bombing of WW2 A wonderful photo of Butchery Lane from 1907 decorated for Cricket Week. All the beautiful oriental paper lanterns with all different patterns and the gorgeous stone work on the building on the right which was No. 29 St. George's Street, Lloyds Bank, before it was bombed in the blitz. Also the Chemist (Robert Croft c. 1902-17) on the right (on Parade). There is also a gentleman in the doorway of the butchers which I believe is Mr. Henry Cornes. ___ 1847 H. Cragg, Bird Preserver, Butchery Lane 1847 Thomas Denne, Salesman, Butchery Lane 1860's Butchery Lane, No. Adressess, Sarah Wilkinson, Butcher ...and on the corner of Butchery Lane, was the corn market, with a granary over it. But the whole of these premises have undergone and entire change. In 1800, the site of, and the store room over, the corn market, were sold by the corporation to Mr. Henry Tritton, who the following year, took down the building, and erected three dwelling houses upon the spot. 3 cases of measles attended to in an epidemic of this disease in Butchery Lane, Canterbury during 1852 by G. Rigden, Esq. (138 cases total in the city) 15 cases were fatal - one in Butchery Lane, Male 1 1/2 years, death April 23rd, Nature of District - Unhealthy AMJ *Burgate Street to Parade* No. 1 & No. 2 1840's - 1850's George Willkinson, Butcher death of a George Wilkinson 1855 in Canterbury 1860's - 1880's Ginger Beer Manufacturer, William Bradley, Ginger Beer Manufacturer 1884 Frank A. Bradley, 1 Butchery Lane (listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturer) The Post Office Directory of the Brewers and Maltsters 1884 1885 Kellys Directory - Listed under Soda Water and Lemonade Manufacturers - Frank A. BRADLEY, 1 Butchery Lane, Canterbury 1889 B. J. Coleman, Refreshment Rooms 2 - late 1880's Bryon Wright, Confectioner 1 & 2 - 1917-18 Directory Walter Britton, Dining Rooms No. 3* 1847 William Bradly, Ginger Beer Maker 1860's - 70's William Ruglys, Fishmonger & Manufacturer of Ginger Beer ran the Butchers Arms in Butchery Lane in the 1850's George Missing, Upholsterer 1884 George Missing, 3 Butchery Lane (listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturer) The Post Office Directory of the Brewers and Maltsters 1884 1885 Kellys Directory - Listed under Soda Water & Lemonade Manufacturers - George MISSING, 3 Butchery Lane, Canterbury 1889 Edward George Small, Tobbacconist 1917-18 Directory Richard Bent, Antique Dealer No. 4 1860's - 1880's Lydia Coleman, General Dealer 1889 Mrs. Jane Callow, Fish Dealer 1903 William Field, Curiosity dealer 1917-18 Directory Arthur Bell, Practical Book Binder, Machine Ruler and Account Chant No. 5 Lessor: Dean and Chapter Lessee: John ATTWOOD, yeoman, of Thanington Premises as in (), previously leased to Henry Bateman and now known as the Shakespeare's Head. Made 25 Jun 1774. CCA-D Cc-BB/60except that the lane is now described as 'Angel Lane alias Butchery Lane' (the tenement to the south is called the Black Boy -1683), (26 Jun 1730)./236 1803 Marriage of Mr. J. Elgar, of the Shakespeare Tavern, Canterbury, to Mrs. Lacey, widow, at Woolwich (The Monthly Magazine, 1803 pg. 292) 1828 SHAKESPEARE, Robert Hooper 1832 SHAKESPEARE, Benjamin Evans Thomas Ellis, SHAKESPEARE TAVERN ^ William Field Proprietor of Billiard Rooms &c. 1880's "SHAKESPEARE TAVERN", William Field, Licenced Victualler owner 1917-18 Directory Thomas W. Butler "SHAKESPEARE INN" No. 6 1828 ANGEL & CASTLE, Buchery Lane, Thos. Westwood 1832 THE CASTLE, Robert Dyason 1840 Stephen Marrell, Angelo Castle, Butchery Lane William Dodd, Victualler ^ (George is his Brother) George Dodd, Licensed Victualler & 1889 E. Ravine, Bootmaker 1903 Harry Samuel Harrison jun., Fishmonger 1917-18 Directory Harry Harrison, Oyster Merchant (Tele. 266) _ No. 7 1852 Daniel William WRAIGHT - Canterbury, Nov 1852 The Poll for the Knights of the Shire to Represent the Eastern Division of the County of Kent taken the 16th and 17th of July 1852 ANGELO CASTLE William Dodd, Licenced Victualler, Brother George Dodd, Carpenter ^ 1865 Poll for two knights of the shire..."name of voter and residence" 1363 DODD, George, Butchery Lane, Canterbury, listed under parish of St. George the Martyr (it is the parish of qualification) he voted for Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bart. three candidates: Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bart. - Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart. - Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, Bart. ?? Henry R. Clements, Saddler & George Dodd, Pub* 1889 Albert Wallis, Beer House "ANGELO CASTLE" 1917-18 Directory T.S. White "CITY ARMS" No. 8 Butcher's - Robert Young, William Young, and George Wilkenson % (Robert Young bought properties in Havelock Street) Robert Young, Butcher & Grazier & employer ^ 1865 Poll for two knights of the shire..."name of voter and residence" 1399. YOUNG, Robert, Watling Street, Canterbury, - 1819, B.K. listed under parish of St. George the Martyr (it is the parish of qualification... this was where he was born) three candidates: Sir Edward Cholmeley Dering, Bart. - Sir Brook William Bridges, Bart. - Sir Norton Joseph Knatchbull, Bart. John Jennings, Butcher ^ widower, sons John Jennings (b. 1855) & Thomas? John Jennings (b. 1820) Master Butcher & * Liquidation by Arrangement. First Meetings of Creditors. Tuesday, December 3, 1872. John Jennings, Canterbury, Butcher. Dec 18. at 2:30, at offices of Plummer and Fielding, Burgate Street, Canterbury. The Solicitors' Journal & Reporter might not be this John Jennings, there was more than one John is living at No. 6 Black Friars in the early 80's (no occupation) 1888 death of a John Jennings in Canterbury age 68 Henry R. Clements, Saddler * 1885 Kelly's Directory of the Leather Trades - Henry Robert Clements, listed under Saddlers & Harness Makers 1889 Henry H. Dance, Optician, Every description of spectacles and eye-glasses made and repaired. July 1907 - J. Partis, Butchery Lane. For High-Class Haircutting, Easy and Light Shaving, Shampooing (wet or dry), or Toiled Club 2s. per month, try J. Partis, Butchery Lane. See my windows for razors, from 1s to 7s. 6d., shaving brushes from 6d. to 3s. 6d., razor straps from 6 1/2 d. to 7s. 6d. Try my special razor, 3s. 6d. for easy shaving. See windows for large assortment of loose tobaccos, reduce prices per 1/4 lb and 1lb lots. Ladies' Combs and Fringe Nets (large 4d.), whole sale and retail. James Partis died in 1915 in Canterbury born c.1875 1917-18 Directory - E. Partis, High Class Gent's Hairdresser, wholesale and retail tobacconist, Mrs. E. Partis No. 9 William Craig, Glass Blower 1858 William R. Craig, Bird Stuffer, Glass and China Mender, Butchery Lane (no number listed) George Glazier, Publican & Henry Cornes, Butcher * 1889 Alfred Cornes, Butcher ____ H. Cornes, Family Butcher 1889 Daniel Amos, Chemist Aug 5, 1882 Daniel Amos (no address) - Deputy Superintendent of Written Examinations (the following gentlemen were appointed Superintendents and Deputy Superintendents of written examinations for the ensuing year.) Edwin Bing was the superintendent (Daniel was living in Harbledown in 1881) 1903 Henry Cornes, Butcher Pre 1913 W. Wilson, Butcher?? August 1913 - For sale by private treaty. The following Freehold properties. The Dwelling House and BUTCHER'S SHOP, 9, Butchery Lane, Canterbury. For particulars, apply to G.W. Finn and Sons, The Parade, Canterbury 1917-18 Directory A. A. Wellard, Butcher The entrance to Butchery Lane from the Parade* *PARADE* No. 10 1828 BUTCHER'S ARMS, Butchery Lane, Solomon Mills No.9 1832 Butchery Lane BUTCHER'S ARMS, Thomas Pilcher 1840 Thomas Parnell, BUTCHERS ARMS, Butchery Lane, tavern & public house William Ruglys, Eating house keeper % May 5, 1854, Insolvent debtors, William Ruglys, Canterbury, Kent, eating-house keeper, May 12 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury William Craig, Hair Dresser ^ BUTCHERS ARMS, George Hammond, Licensed Inn keeper ^ William R. Craig, Hair Dresser & "BUTCHERS ARMS" John Wall 1889 John Wall "BUTCHER'S ARMS TAVERN" 1903 10a. C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers 1917-18 Directory S. Morgan "BUTCHERS ARMS" No. 11 this building was on the right hand side of the lane Dodd family % John Farby, Grocer 11 1/2* John Fisher Brazer Mary Simmonds, Pork Butcher John Cross, Coffee House Keeper ^ William Craig, Curator at Museum * obviously the one in Guildhall street as the Beaney wasn't opened until 1889 11 & 12 - 1889 Court Bros. Furnishing Ironmongers and General Warehousemen 1896 - At the Canterbury Quarter Sessions, two young men named Richards and Cork, were indicted of stealing a large quantity of corrugated iron and wire netting, the property of their employers, Messrs. Court Bros., and Reuben Nye and Harry Baldock were also indicated of feloniously receiving the same. The case created considerable public interest, as it appeared that the depredations had been going on for a long time. For the defence it was contended that the supervision over the warehouse department had been exceedingly lax. Richards was imprisoned for four months and Cork for three months, the other prisoners being acquitted by the jury. 1956 The "Pippin" Restaurant, 11 Butchery Lane, Canterbury, Open Daily, Open Sundays for parties only and holiday week-ends No. 12 this building was on the right hand side of the lane William Anderson, Fishmonger Alfred Jenning, Butcher John Fisher, Baker Mary L. Court, Tinman & Brazier 11 & 12* - 1889 Court Bros. Furnishing Ironmongers and General Warehousemen Aug 1901, Bert HOLMAN (of 17 Orchard Street), an assistant at Messrs. Court Cycle Shop in Butchery Lane 1917-18 Directory Court Bros. General Hardware and Ironmongers No. 13 1840 Edward Swain, Baker ? 1850's - 1870's Mark Swain, Master Baker Charles Webb, Baker & Confectioner * Bakehouse & premises, Canterbury, St. Andrew c. 1902 Ad 1903 Arthur Webb, Baker 1917-18 Directory F. W. Finnis, Baker No. 14 1840 Edward Simmonds, Pork Butcher $ John Farby, Grocer 1860's - 70's Robert Nobel, Pork Butcher William Hatton, Pork Butcher * 1903 H. Hatton & Son, Pork Butchers 1903 C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers 1917-18 Directory H. Hatton & Son, Pork Butcher A photograph in my collection c. 1960's, the side of Butchery Lane that survived the 1942 bombings of Canterbury No. 15 1840 Henry Jennings, Butcher, Butchery Lane? 1860's - 1870's Jesse Jennings, Master Butcher (no. 15 & 16) The Law Times, May 9, 1874, Jesse JENNINGS, butcher, Canterbury, Pet. April 2.?. May 19 at one, at the Rose Hotel, Canterbury. Sol. De Lasaux, Canterbury. (Gazette, May 5) Louis Martinage, Butcher * (Messuage, tenement, slaughterhouse and yard, Canterbury, St. Andrew) c. 1830 1889 F. Horner & Co. Clothiers & Outfitters 1903 C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers 1917-18 Directory Court Bros. General Hardware and Ironmongery stores No. 16 Jesse Jennings, Master Butcher & The Law Times, May 9, 1874, Jesse JENNINGS, butcher, Canterbury, Pet. April 2.?. May 19 at one, at the Rose Hotel, Canterbury. Sol. De Lasaux, Canterbury. (Gazette, May 5) 1889 William Finch, Butcher 1889 William Penn, Furniture Stores 1903 C. Hatton & Son, Linen Drapers 1917-18 Directory Penn and Co., Furniture Dealers __ 1889 Mason & Son, Watchmaker and Jeweller (no number listed for address) actually at 29 St. George's Street at the corner of Butchery Lane December 1896 Ad. Last few weeks of Sale. Christmas Presents! Wedding Presents! The Entire stock of Jewellery, Plate, Watches, Clocks, etc., To be cleared at a great reduction for Cash. C. Mason and Son, Jewellers and Silversmiths, Canterbury. (no address) New photo of Butchery Lane from my collection* 1805-7 William HEARNDEN, butcher Edward FOULGAM, baker
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