From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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Mark's-court. Off Mark's-lane. P. St. Mark.—Trinity W.— City. Fourteen houses in tenemts. 3l. 10s. Mark's-lane. From Mark-street to Lombard-street. P. St. Mark.—Trinity W.—City. 8 Owens, Robert, flower-pot manufac. and Carney's-bridge, Enniscorthy Thirteen houses in tenements, 4l. to 15l. Mark-street. From Townsend-street to Great Bruns- wick-street. P. St. Mark.—Trinity W.—City. 1 Tenements 2 Hynes, Wm. carpr. and builder, 7l. 3 Tenements 9l. 4 Cullum, Mr. John, 12l. 5 Boylan, Mr. J. 12l. [6-10...11l. to 15l.] 6 and 7 Tenements, 8 Moore, John, builder, 9 and 10 Tenements, 11 Kite, Mrs. 10l. 12 Ruins .......here Mark's-lane intersects...... ST. MARK'S CHURCH—Rev. George MacNeill, vicar here Great Brunswick-street intersects. 13 Ruins 14 O'Neill, Mrs. Eliz. leech impor. 24l. ,, Booth, Robert, mahogany mercht. 15 Tenements, 11l. 16 St. Mark's Hospital—Dr. Stokes 17 St. Mark's Widows' House 18 Bolan, Patrick, coal factor, 16l. 19 Lynch, Richard, slater, 16l. 20 Byrne, Patrick J. commission agent and accountant, and Askamore, county Wexford 9l. ,, Byrne, Miss Eliza Market-street. From Grand Canal-place to Robert-st. P. St. Catherine.— Usher's-quay W.— City. 1 Kelly, John, and Sons, boat owners, general forwarding agents, and corn factors, and 10 Grand Canal place, and Carlow, 13l. 2 Brophy, A. clerk to Board of Fish- eries, Dublin District, 12l. 3 Boag, James, clerk, 12l. 4 Yard, 5 Keefe, John, cattle dealer, 14l. Barrow Navigation Co. and Carrying Trade offs.—Hen. Allen, agent, 27l. Markey's-court. Off Gloucester-street, South. P. St Mark.—Trinity W.—City. Eight houses in tenements, 11l. 10s. Marlborough-place. From Marlborough-st. to Potter's-alley. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. 1 to 13 Cottages, 2l. to 12l. 14 Wilson, John, gunmaker, 5l. 10s. 15 Cassin, Henry, tailor, 9l. Marlborough-street. From Eden-quay to Britain-street, Great. P. St. Thomas.—1 to 42 & 90 to 113 North Dock W. 43 to 89 Mountjoy W.—City. 1 Inland Department City of Dublin Steam Packet Co. 14l. |
.....here Abbey-street, Old, intersects. 2 Vacant, 27l. 3 and 4 Whyte, William, Irish glass warehouse, and 9 Lower Sack- ville-street, 47l. ... here Abbey-street, Lower, intersects... 5 Kelly, Eliza, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and 10 Abbey st. lr. 29l. 6 M'Dermott, John, prov. dealer, 24l. 7 Brady, Owen, prov. dealer, 6l. 8 Devlin, Hugh, provision dealer, 12l. 9 Stafford, Rich. edge-tool mkr. 19l. 10 M'Weeny, Jn. stained glass & patent sash works, & zinc & lead wks. 21l. 11 Gaffney, Michael, printseller, 17l. 12 Kennedy, Michael, builder, 26l. ,, Kennedy, Ml. jun.carpenter & build. „ Kennedy, Mr. Edward 13 Shea, Henry, painter, glazier, &c. 28l. ......here Potter's-alley intersects...... 14 Brady, Terence, dairy, 10l. 15 Harden, Richard, lodgings, 12l. 16 Arnold, Laurence, board and lodg- ing-house keeper, & prov. dlr. 16l. 17 Hanegan, Thos. provision deal. 13l. 18 Reilly, James, tailor, 13l. 19 Emmett, Wm. tinplate worker, 15l. 20 Burke, Mrs. S. trimming shop, 13l. 21 D'Arcy, John, provision dealer, 17l. ....here Marlborough-place intersects.... 22 Souter, Robert G. printer, 23l. 23 Brennan, Owen, brass founder, 32l. 24 Columbine, Henry, bookbinder, 33l. ,, Wyatt, John, paper ruler 25 Goldrick, Andrew, tailor, 32l. .......here Talbot-street intersects....... 26 Porteous, John, printer and litho- grapher ,, Lending Library and School for the Blind—-Pettigrew, Miss, manager. Open every week day (Saturday excepted) from 10 to 3 27 Sullivan, Marcus and John, school book & educational depository, 37l. 28 Book stores of Commissioners of Education, 34l. TYRONE HOUSE—Office of Commis- sioners of National Education in Ire- land, and Model Schools—The Rt. Hon. Alex. M'Donnell, resident commissioner 29 Female Drawing School of Commis- sioners of Education, 41l. 30 O'Callaghan and Dempsey, wine merchants, 47l. 31 The City Midnight Mission and Female Refuge, 45l. 32 Asylum for Aged and Unmarried Fe- males—Mary Sherwin, matron, 36l. here Mecklenburgh-st. Upper, intersects. 33 Keogh, Laurence, grocer and wine merchant, 33l. 34 Hanlon, M. painter, 27l. 35 Egan, Maryanne, dressmaker, 26l. 36 Quigly, Mr. Joseph, office of Na- tional Education, 23l. 37 Mangan, James, dyer, 23l. 38 Tenements, 22l. 39 Duncan, J. M.D. and Finglas, 23l. ,, Yorke, Anne, French stay wareh. 40 Fitzgerald, Mrs. John, 24l. ,, Burke, Mrs. ladies' nursetender 41 Cuniffe, Mr. Thomas B. 24l. 42 Reilly, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 22l. ,, Campbell, E. merchant tailor here Gloucester-street, Upper, intersects. 43 Bennett, Saml. house painter, 30l. 44 Rogers, John, coal factor, 25l. ,, Carroll, Mrs, ladies nursetender |
44 M'Cabe, Mrs. ladies' nursetender 45 Larkin, Mr. Thomas, 22l. 46 Finigan, Thos. merchant tailor, 26l. ,, Farrell, Miss Margaret, dressmkr. 47 Jones, John, die sinker and med- allist, 26l. 48 Carroll, P. military mer. tailor, 25l. 49 Power, Miss, 23l. 50 Tenementt, 22l. 51 Fannin, Thomas, pawnbroker, 34l. 52 Thompson, Miss, milliner and dress- maker, 29l. ,, Gaynor, Miss C. dressmaker ,, Fennell, Mr. J. 53 Ledwidge, Mr. Joseph, 37l. 54 Robinson, E. St. G. colliery agent & licensed ship broker; office, 25 City-quay, 42l. 55 Keith, Mr. Robert, 30l. 56 Cunningham, H. brush wareho. 24l. 57 Conolly, O. T. draper, 28l. ....here Britain-street, Great, intersects... 58 Ryan, Brothers, distillery stores, 13l. 59 Carroll, Joseph, merch. tailor, 22l. 60 M'Guinness, Michl. hairdresser, 23l. 61 Day, A. M. milliner, 28l. 62 Vacant, 35l. 63 Egar, Mrs. Mary, & Son, painters, paper hangers, decorators, &c. 30l. ,, Egar, Mr. Edward 64 Tarleton, Edward F. architect, sur- veyor, and measurer, 25l. 65 Farrell, Thomas, silk and woollen dyer, charcoal and iron liqueur manufac. and 33 Watling-st. 29l. 65½ Maher, W. vintner .......here Gregg's-lane intersects....... ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH—Rev. Chas. S. Stanford, rector; Thos. Jones, sexton, 2 Whitworth-row; Anne Smith, sextoness, 12 Lower Glou- cester-street 66 Farrell, Mrs. Bridget, job coach and undertaker, and 50 Mabbot-street. James Doyle, manager and agent, 42l. 67 Marr, Mr. William E. 12l. 68 Duffy, Mr. Edmond, 15l. 69 Lynch, Mr. Edward, 25l. 70 Cloirec, J. painter, 24l. 71 Kinsella, D. upholsterer, 34l. 72 Church, John Charles, esq. 33l. 73 Parker, Robert, builder, 30l. 74 Nuzum, Thomas, coal agent, and 17 Luke-street, 28l. 75 Nolan, John Patrick, veterinary sur- geon, and livery stables, 30l. 76 Walsh, John, baker, 35l. 77 Cavanagh, Francis, painter and decorator, importer of French room-paper, and manufacturer of artificial marbles, Mosaic altars, &c. 24l. 78 Conolly, Thomas, fancy bread and biscuit baker, 32l. 79 Goodwin, Son, and Nethercott, letter-press printers, 48l. ,, Goodwin, Thomas H. letter-press printer ,, Nethercott, Richard, letter-press printer 80 O'Loughlin, Louisa, milliner, dress & corsetmaker to the Queen, 32l. ,, O'Loughlin, Edm. Catholic book- seller, stationer, church decorator, and statuary warehouse 81 Monks, William, Catholic bookseller and stationer, 34l. |
