Henry Theodore KNIBBS\Rosina Mary Ann HANSON

Henry Theodore KNIBBS, son of Henry Theodore BURT and Agnes Ellen BAXTER , was born abt. 1853 in St George in the East, London, Middlesex, England. He married Rosina Mary Ann HANSON bet. January and March, 1884 in Hackney District, London, Middlesex, England. He died September 1891 in St Giles, London, England. Rosina Mary Ann HANSON was born bet. October and December, 1857 in Peckham, London. Middlesex, England. She died UNKNOWN.

It was probably this Henry Knibbs who was born during q3/1853 in St Luke District in London. St Luke District was later renamed Holborn.
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We can see Henry (albeit as Harry) in 1881 living at 38 Mary St., London, Middlesex with three of his brothers and a sister-in-law:
Harry KNIBBS Head M Male 27 St Georges E, Middlesex, England Beer & Wine Seller
Walter KNIBBS Brother U Male 25 St Georges E, Middlesex, England Clerk
Eliza KNIBBS Wife M Female 25 St Georges E, Middlesex, England
Edwin KNIBBS Brother U Male 21 St Georges E, Middlesex, England Brass Finisher
Alfred KNIBBS Brother U Male 19 St Georges E, Middlesex, England Wheelwright
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It's quite likely that Arthur Knibbs born q1/1888 in St Giles District, London and died in q2/1889 was a son of this couple.
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In 1891 we see Henry and his family living with Henry's older brother Walter Knibbs at 15 Little Guildford Street, Bloomsbury, London, England. This was in fact the pub called the "Royal Standard". I think Walter was living with Henry.
Walter Knibbs 36 Beer House Keeper Middlesex
Henry Knibbs Head 37 Inn House Manager Middlesex
Rosina Knibbs Wife 32 London Peckham
Rose Knibbs Daur 4 London Bloomsbury
Louisa Overton Neice 15 London Clerkenwell
Edwin Knibbs Nephew 6 London St Pancras
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From Reynolds's Newspaper (London, England), Sunday, September 6, 1891:

Suicide Through Depression of Spirits.-
Dr. W. Wynn Westcott, held and enquiry on Monday at St. Giles's Coroner's Court concerning the death of Henry Theodore Knibbs, 28, manager of the Royal Standard beerhouse, Little Guildford Street, W.C. The deceased's brother died a month ago, and since then the deceased has been depressed and strange in his manner. He was besides worried about money matters. On Thursday morning his wife, on entering the backyard attached to the beerhouse, discovered her husband suspended by his neck from a ladder placed against the wall. the deceased had driven a butcher's hook into the ladder woodwork, apparently that he might hang himself effectually. Mrs. Knibbs at once cut the deceased down, but life was found to be extinct. The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide while of unsound mind".

After Henry died in 1891, Rosina remarried and was next seen in 1901, living with her new husband, Joshua May and two children
at a Public House at 24 Carnaby Street, Strand, Westminster, London, England at the time of the 1901 census. I believe the pub was called The Castle.
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We can see Rosina at the 1911 census as a widow, living at 5 Wood Lane, Shepherds Bush, Fulham, London:
Rosina May Head Widow F 42 Boarding House Keeper London Peckham
Rose May Daughter Single F 24 Secretary to Dental Co. London St Pancras
Alfred William May Son M 14 School London Pancras
Annie Townsley Servant Single F 18 Dressmaid Boarding House Wimbledon
Edward Smith Boarder Single M 27 Contortionist Stage Rothsay Scotland
David Walker Boarder Single M 24 Motor Mechanic Timplend Lancashire
Arthur Hickson Gamer Boarder Widow M 44 Consulting Engineer Ampthill Bedfordshire