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13 Barrett, Hill H. wine and general merchant, 52l. 14 Lamprey, Rendell, and Lamprey, plumbers, hydraulic engine manu- facturers, and brass founders, 70l. 15 Ramsay, Jas. Wilson, sol. & proctor, agent to the Western Life Office, and the Dublin Trades Protection Society—res. 1 Duggan-place, Rathmines, 33l. ,, Ridge, Richard, esq. 16 Browne, Peter, cabinetmaker, up- holsterer, auctioneer, valuator, & undertaker, 100l. 17 Jones, John, army clothier, and 6 Regent-street, London, 48l. 18 Carroll, Francis, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 57l. „ Thomson, Walter, upholst. cabinet- maker, and undertaker—res. 27 Dorset-street, upper ,, Beatty, P. survey and valuation offices, and Fairfield, Dundrum 19 O'Gorman, James, auctioneer and valuator, 55l. 20 Walsh, Patk. cabinetmaker, uphol- sterer, undertaker, valuator, and auctioneer, 62l. 21 English, Isaac, fruit and seed mer- chant—residence, 13 Belgrave-sq. Rathmines, 54l. ,, English, Joshua Carroll, merchant ,, Hancock, William, and Co. Welsh fire brick manufacturers ,, Nunns, John, merchant, and 31 Waltham terrace, Blackrock ,, O'Connor, Dillon, Family Endow- ment and General Agency Office, and 2 Dorset-st. lower ,, Phillips, Arthur W. collector of In- come Tax, and agent to Railway Passenger Insurance Co.—res. 7 Charleston-terrace, Rathmines 22 Robertson, Alexander, gum-elastic surgeons' instrument and surgical syringe and stomach pump manu- facturer, 48l. „ Hardman, Townley Wm. solicitor, and Ballygihan, Dalkey ,, Gregg, Jas. W. sol. & deputy clerk of the Peace, Londonderry ........here Litton's-lane intersects........ 23 Purdon, Brothers, W. S. and E. printers, and proprietors Farmers' Gazette newspaper, 70l. 24 Fishbourne, Jos. forwarding agent. Great Southern and Western Rail- way parcel and goods office, 66l. ,, Alma and Hackett, solicitors „ Alma, Edward Love, solicitor, and Seafield-terrace, Blackrock ,, Hackett, Richd. Pope, sol. and Mell- ville, Avoca-avenue, Blackrock ,, Neligan, Wm. and Richd. sols. ,, Neligan, Richard Chute, solicitor ,, Neligan, William John, solicitor 25 Dillon, Thomas, auctioneer, valua- tor, and furniture warerooms, 73l. 26 Smyth, John, clothing contractor, milit. cap maker & embroidr. 30l. ,, Wallis, John, forwarding agent to Midland Great Western Railway, goods and parcel office ,, Sproule and Martin, solicitors ,, Maturin, John, solicitor ,, Sproule, Samuel, solicitor ,, Martin, William, solicitor ,, Stevenson, James A. M. solicitor ,, Persse, John Green, solicitor |
27 Egan, Cornelius, and Co. hop, seed, and corn factors, 32l. 28 Boswell, Jas. house painter, paper hangings manufacturer, 115l. 29 M'Mullen, John, wine merchant— res. 5 Lower Sherrard-street, 58l. ,, O'Rorke, John, professor of music 30 Carrick, Rob. printer & stationer, 50l. ,, Conroy, John, solicitor ,, Arbuckle, George, agent to the New Equitable Life Office 31 M'Cabe, Terence, Carlisle hotel & tavern, and Howard Arms, 46l. ......here William's-row intersects..... 32 Jones, Nathaniel, & Son, boot and shoe makers, 55l. „ Morison, Mathew, land agent, and agent for the Life Association of Scotland—res. 2 Westminster, Grosvenor-road, Rathmines (see advertisement) ,, Morison, Wm. M'Ivor, lithographer and engr. & Montrose, Rathgar-rd. 33 Bailey, Christopher, rope, net, and sack manuf. wholesale stationer, fishing tackle, & brush wareho. 54l. ,, Pickering, Samuel, gen. comm. agt. 34 Canigan, Edward, hosier, military, naval, and colonial outfitter, 36l. Back-lane. From Nicholas-street to Corn-market. P. St. Nicholas Within, 1 to 19, and 46 to 61. P. St. Audoen, 20 to 45.—Mer- chants'-quay W.—City. 1 and 2 Tenements, each 7l. 3 Mulvany, C. currier, 13l. .........here Angel-alley intersects......... 4 to 7 Tenements, 12l., 12l., 10l., 8l. .......here Despard-court intersects....... 8 Tenements, 8l. 9 Ruins 10 Tenements, 6l. ......here M' Cullagh's-alley intersects...... 11 Tenements ,, Tailors' Hall 12 Vacant 13 Ruins 14 and 15 Tenements 16 O'Sullivan, John, leather seller 17 Vaughan, Hen. last boot-tree mak. 18 Loughlin, Thos. currier and leather seller, 11l. 19 Cummins, Mr. Owen, 9l. 20 Hanley, John, coach maker, 6l. 21 to 23 Tenements, 9l., 7l. 24 Chamberlain, Matthew H. tea and wine stores, and 33 High-street 25 Beckett, C. J. leather seller 10l. 26 and 27 Cooney, Owen, slater 28 Vacant, 5l. 29 Harding, Robert, last maker, 4l. 10s. 30 Lewis, William, green grocer, 2l. ......here Corn-market intersects....... 31 Downey, Mrs. B. leather seller, 16l. .. . . here Furlong's-court intersects .... 32 Furlong, James, leather merch. 12l. 33 M'Kee, Denis, leather seller, 24l. 34 Doyle, William, leather stores, and Herberton hou. Circular-rd. s. 24l. 35 Radcliffe, James, wholesale leather merchant, and 40 and 41, 24l. 36 to 39 Parker, Wm. & Samuel, whole- sale leather merchts. tannery, 25 James's-street, 15l., 24l., 10l. ...... .here Byrne's-court intersects...... |
40 and 41 Ross and Fenelon's leather stores, 35l. 42 Dowling, Richd. bellows maker, 14l. ......here Fegan's-court intersects...... 43 Tenements, 13l. 44 Vacant, 11l. 45 & 46 Bonham, Jane, leather seller and leather cutter, 15l., 10l. 47 & 48 Queale, Robt. wholesale leather and bark merchant, and Roebuck Grove, Donnybrook, 34l., 7l. ,, Queale, J. W. leather & bark mer. and 1 Sandford ter. Cullenswood 49 Tenements, 3l. 10s. ......here Blackhall-row intersects..... 50 Tenements, 8l. 51 Higgins, Michael, dealer in shoe trimmings, 8l. 52 & 53 Mulligan, John, tanner, currier, and leather merchant—tanneries, 19 & 64 Watling-street, 18l., 28l. 54 Tenements, 14l. 55 Monaghan, John, nailer 56 Tenements, 8l. 57, 58, & 60 Cooney, Chas. starch, blue, & blacking manufacturer, and 3 Charleston-terrace, 13l., 12l., 22l. 59 Tenements, 15l. 59 ½ Fullam, Patrick, leather finisher Back Market, (See Meath-market.) Baggot-court. From Baggot-st. Lr. to Pembroke-st. Lr. P. St. Peter.—Mansion-house W.—City. 1 and 2 Johnson, Mr. Thomas, 8l. 3 and 4 Tenements, 9l. 12l. 5 Hannon, James, dairy, 19l. 6 and 7 Bourke, Valentine, corn factor and cattle salesman, and 13 & 14 Smithfield, 13l., 23l. 8 Tenements, 15l. 9 Farrelly, Jno. groc. & spirit dlr. 16l. 10 and 11 Tenements, 15l., 23l. 12 Connor, Mrs. provision dealer, 13l. Baggot-lane. From Fitzwilliam-lane to Baggot-st. Lr. P. St. Peter.—South Dock W.—City. [6l. to 9l.] 1 O'Brien, Mrs. provision stores, 2 Tenements, 3 Sheehan, Judith, eating house, 4 Dowdall, Christr. farrier, 5 Maguire, Mrs. Maria, ,, Fitzpatrick, Maurice, tailor, 6 Farrell, Andw. marine stores, 7 Tenements, 8 Kennedy, John, green grocer 9 Walsh, John, carriage & cab prop. here Baggot-st. Lower and Fitzwilliam market intersect. Baggot-market. Off Baggot-street, No. 5. P. St. Peter.—South Dock W.—City. 1 Carbery, James, fishmonger, 9l. 2 and 3 Scully, Wm. green grocer 4 and 5 Duffy, M. victualler, each 5l. 6 Dunne, John, Italian wareho. 5l. 7 and 8 Nowlan, Thos. green groc. 5l. Baggot-place. South Circular-road. 1 Dunne, Patk. tanner; and 52 and 53 Watling-street 2 Keating, Mrs. Harriet |