From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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81 Tablet newspaper publishing office 82 Boyle, Richard B. carver and gil- der, 33l. ,, Casey, J. & D. stained glass artists 83 Metropolitan Roman Catholic Chapel, or Presbytery House—Rev. Thomas Pope, canon, admins.; Rev. Walter Murphy; Rev. Thomas Butler; Rev. Wm. Irwin; Rev. Patrick O'Neill; Rev. William Purcell; Rev. Nicholas O'Farrell; Rev. Denis Heffernan, curates 68l. Metropolitan R. C. Chapel, or Church of the Conception. ......here Elephant-lane intersects...... 84 Model Lodging House for single men—Michael Banks, superinten- dent, 38l. 85 Queely, John, general agency and discount office 43l. ,, Rothwell and Co. drapers 86 Lazarus, Henry, jeweller, 38l. 87 Office of the Official Irish Travelling Guide—John Sproule, esq. com- piler; Robt. G. Souter, printer, 33l. 88 Donnelly, Michl. grocer & spirit dlr. and 7 Tisdal-st. Enniscorthy, 18l. 89 Nolan, Mrs. Margt. confectioner, 10l. ....here Earl-street, North, intersects.... 90 and 91 Railway hotel and shell-fish tavern, Henry Rourk, prop. 20l. 92 Fitzharris, Mrs. Bridget, baker, 37l. 93 Monks, Francis, dairy, 23l. 94 Wright, Jas. boot & shoe mak. 20l. 95 Collins, Joseph, plumber and brass founder, 20l. 96 Whelan, Bartholomew, grocer, 20l. 97 Fitzsimons, Patrick, fish factor, 24l. 98 Storehouse of Mr. Wilson, Nelson- lane 99 Reilly, Michael, prov. dealer, 22l. 100 The A La Mode hotel and commer- cial boarding house & tavern, 24l. 101 Walsh, Richard, hairdresser, 23l. 102 Whelan, B. grocer 103 Brooks, Maurice, wholesale iron- monger, window glass, paper hang- ings, oil and colour dealer; agent to Chance, Brothers, & Co. glass works, Birmingham, 23l. 104 Leonard, John, grocer, spirit, and ling merchant, and No. 100, 27l. ......here Sackville-place intersects...... 105 Ryan, Edward, hotel, tavern, and coal factor, 21l. 106 M'Intyre, Elizabeth, prov. dlr. 23l. 107 Long, James, hairdresser, 20l. ,, Legget, James, glass merchant ......here William's-lane intersects..... 108 Troy, William, board and lodging house, 29l. ....here Abbey-street, Lower, intersects... 109 M'Adam, John, type founder, 26l. 110 Reilly, A. dressmaker, 35l. 111 M'Dermott, Cornelius, temperance hotel, 35l. .....here Abbey-street, Old, intersects.... 112 Notley, Mrs. Anne, Bristol and Glasgow tavern, 44l. 113 Doran, A. & P. grocers and spirit merchants, & 140 Up. Abbey st. 44l. Marrowbone-lane. From Thomas-court to Cork-street. P. St. Catherine.—1 to 48 Usher's-quay W. 49 to 81, Merchants'-quay W.—City. 1 Connolly, J. baker, 13l. 2 to 5 Tenements, 2l. to 5l. 6, 7, & 8 Stronge, Mr. Geo. 20l., 5l., 9l. |
9 to 12 Tenements, 12l., 6l. 13 Callaghan, P. vintner, 13l. .......here Taylor's-lane intersects...... 14 to 42 Tenements ........here Forbes-lane intersects........ 43 to 45 Jameson & Robertson, distillers, 498l. ,, Jameson, William, esq.—residence, Mountrose, Donnybrook ,, Jameson, James, esq.—residence, Airfield, Donnybrook ,, Robertson, John J. esq.—res. Gledswood, Roebuck 47 Falls, Js. millwright & engineer, 6l. ........here Cork-street intersects....... 49 Wilkinson, J. revenue officer, 7l. .....here Harrower's-court intersects..... 50 to 62 Tenements, 2l. to 10l. 63 O'Neill, Edward, car owner 64 Murphy, Esther, dairy, 10l. 65 Corporation Depot—Chas. M'Donald, superintendent, 43l. 66 to 69 Tenements, 6l. to 9l. 70 Cannon, Edward, tanner, glue, size, trotter, and neatsfoot oil factory, and 54 and 55 Watling street, 36l. 71 to 80 Tenements, 3l. to 8l. 81 Stafford, Thos. provision store, 12l. Marshall-lane. From Bridgefoot-st. to Marshalsea-lane. P. St. Catherine.—Usher's-quay W.— City. 1 Fitzpatrick, J. and J. stores 2 Vacant 3 Mowles, Peter, stores 4 Ryan, Michael, stores 5 Vacant 6 Connor, Patrick, stores Marshalsea-lane. From Thomas-street to Bonham-street. P. St. Catherine.— Usher's-qnay W.— City. Connor, Patrick, salt stores, 10l. .......here Marshall-lane intersects........ Stores, stables, & dairy yards, 24l.10s. ......here Bonham-street intersects...... Four Courts' Marshalsea—E. D. Caul- field, governor, 236l. .......here Croker's-lane intersects...... Bohy, John, horse dealer, 5l. Leahy, Teresa, grocery and spirit establishment, 4l. 10s. Martin's-court. Off Nicholas-street, No. 24. P. St. Nicholas Within.—Wood-quay W.—City. 1 and 2 Tenements, 6l. Mary's-abbey. From Capel-street to Boot-lane. P. St. Mary.—l to 16 Inns-quay W. 17 to 32 North City W.—City. 1 Wilson, Gerald Robert, grocer, wine merchant, and seedsman, and 149 Capel street, 22l. 2, 3, & 4 Alexander, Geo. John, seed and gunpowder mercht. whole- sale agent for Ireland for John Hall & Sons sporting gunpowder —res. Mount Saville, Harold's- cross, 60l. 5 Carrick, John, window glass, bottle, French shade, Roman cement, and plaster of Paris warehouse, 52l. „ Carrick, Mrs. „ Carrick, Andrew, merchant |
5 Boyd, Wm. commission merchant —res. 9 Newcomen-place 6 Madden, Francis, rope manuf. 24l. „ Burgess, Thos. cabinetmaker, &c. 7 Tenements, 28l. 8 Murphy, Elizabeth, cork importer and manufacturer, 30l. ,, Murphy, Richard J. Michael 9 O'Brien, John, rope and twine manufacturers—factory, Grange- gorman, 33l. ....here Meetinghouse-lane intersects.... 10 Tenements, 23l. 11 Delany, Mrs. ladies' nurse-ten. 24l. 12 Tenements, 25l. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE—superintendt. and reader, Julius Sandheim 13 Kean, Js. tinman & brazier, 26l. 14 Kavanagh, Edward, prov. dlr. 28l. 15 Butcher, John Edw. prov. mer. 28l. 16 Cooney, Terence, vintner, 30l. here Boot-ln. & Arran-st. West, intersect. 17 Drew, Elizabeth, Bordeaux & Italian warehouse, & foreign fruit mer, 33l. 18 Smith, Laurence, prov. merch. 33l. 19 Burgess, Mrs. E. snuff and tobacco manufacturer, 21l. 20 O'Brien, John, grocer and wine mer- chant, 32l. 21 Connolly, Owen, salesman, importer, and general fruit & honey mer. 33l. 22 Murray, Mrs. Catherine, provision dealer, 26l. 23 Moran, Joseph, leather seller and nail manufacturer, 22l. 24 O'Connor and Bagnall, foreign fruit merchs. & commission agents for the sale of Irish fruit, 40l. ,, Bagnall, Mr. John 25 Redmond, Denis, pawnbroker, 40l. 26 Vacant, 63l. 27 Grennan, Patrick, dairy, 25l. 28 Marlow, James, rope and twine manufacturer, 28l. 29 and 30 Fleming, John, dining and coffee rooms and board.-house— res. 13 Heytesbury-st. each 15l. 31 Leddy, Thomas, provision dealer, 16l. 32 Vacant, 15l. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Rev. W. B. Kirkpatrick, D.D. ; Rev. John Hall Mary's-lane. From Petticoat-lane to Church-street. P. St. Michan.—l to 27 and 41 to 80, Inns-quay W. 28 to 40 Arran-quay W.—City. 1 Kane, Patrick, clothes broker, 14l. 2 Fagan, James, clothes broker, 11l. 3 Conroy, Michael, clothes broker, 14l. 4 Nesell, Mary Anne, clothes brok. 10l. 5 Kavanagh, Chas. clothes broker, 12l. 6 M'Allen, J. herring merchant, 22l. Entrance to Egg and Poultry Market 7 Phelan, David, boot and shoe ware- house, 10l. ......here Halston-street intersects...... 8 Martin, Thos. clothes broker, 14l. 9 Boulger, Michael, clothes broker, 4l. 10s. 10 Moriarty, Patk. clothes brok. 4l.10s. 11 O'Neill, John, boot and shoe- maker, 4l. 10s. 12 Colligan, Jas. boot & shoemaker, 9l. ......here George's-hill intersects....... 13 Dunne, Christopher, clothes broker and tailor, 11l. |
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