[0] The original book has no page numbers, is misbound in a number of places, and occasionally slots advertisements in the middle of the lists. As such I’ve moved most of the advertisements to the end of the eText, unless they occur between sections.—DP.[1] The C. Collier advertisement, which is on the reverse of the inside cover of the original book, has been obscured by a bookplate and only the top and bottom of the advertisement are readable. It presumably is “Collier Caleb, silversmith, watch maker and jeweller, 209 Sloane st.”—DP.[12] In the book there’s no heading for this advertisement—I’ve created one for readability.—DP.[77] This page (beginning Ashby Joseph) is bound out of place in the original book. There it appears after the Pimlico Paper Warehouse advertisement page, and before the start of the Chelsea Trade Directory.—DP.[78] This page (beginning Bennett Ann) is bound out of place in the original book. There it appears before the Brompton Consumption advertisement page, and before the start of the Chelsea Trade Directory.—DP.[89] This page (beginning Johnson J. J.) and the following page (beginning Kineton John) are bound out of place, and occur before the page beginning Hayward William in the book.[111] The part inside quotes has been rubbed out in the original book at Kensington. There appear to have been four words. Given other usages it may well be the name of a pub.—DP.[123] The printer didn’t print the rest of the address in the original book.—DP.[128] The printer didn’t print a proper address and left the line as shown. There was an Artillery Arms at 1 Rochester Row in the Post Office Directory for 1854.—DP.[141] The printer has not printed an address in the original book, and the line is as transcribed.—DP.