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This detailed 1890 map produced for the fire insurance companies may help locate the address.  It covers the side of Gun Street you're interested in.  42 isn't explicitly listed but it appears that at that time it was on the corner of Gun Street and Brushfield Street identified as an ironmongers - https://www.oldmapsonline.org/map/britishlibrary/mapsu145ubu22u11uf311r

I'd recommend using the 'View as overlay' link as it's pretty zoomable.

Roger

Update to my earlier posting:
My French contact advises me that the 'service-public.fr' website only appears to field requests for post 1900 deaths so not of use in my case.  However she applied direct to the local mairie's office who quickly advised her by telephone that they were dealing with her request and she received a paper copy in the mail within a week.  Don't know whether I'd have been so successful with a direct request from England.

So a good result especially as it confirmed Miss Bradstreet's birthplace as Ireland not France.

Thanks again to everybody for your helpful advices.

Yes it's certainly a possibility she was born in Ireland.  She appears to have been born at a time when the family could have been in either Ireland or France so am hoping the French death entry will state her place of birth. 

Thanks for the inputs joger. 

Yes, the name stands out in the south of France and have previously readily obtained other original entries of interest online.  This death is outstanding being a date not covered.  Actually I'm seeking the death entry more for its birth details than the death where I have the essential details from the probate.

Hi all,
Looking for advice on obtaining a copy of a death entry in the Hautes-Pyrenees in 1897. Have obtained many others from online French departmental archives but as far as I can see this one falls just outside what the department has digitised.

The death was of one Alicia Eleanor BRADSTREET who died in Bagneres-de-Bigorre on 11 Jan 1897 (according to her probate). The Bagneres deaths are online down to 1892 but not beyond. The department doesn't seem to field genealogical enquiries.

Are these perhaps online where I haven't found them? If not would anyone be able to look at this for me or perhaps recommend a researcher who could obtain a copy?

Thanks, Roger