From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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35 Sinton, David, grocer, 13l. 36 Kenna, Michael, dairy, 13l. 37 Saunders, Mary, clothes broker, 11l. 38 Clarke, James A. hatter, and 7, 16l. 39 M'Donald, James, hatter, 18l. .....here Kennedy's-lane intersects..... Parochial School-house 41 Wood, Robert Hall, vestry clerk. ST. NICHOLAS WITHIN St. Nicholas Within—Incumbent Rev. Thos. R. Shore, B.D. Nicholson's-court. Off Church-street, No. 27. P. St. Michan.—Inns-quay W.—City. Vincent, Samuel, and Sons Nickleby. Off Mecklenburgh-street, Lower, No. 78. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.— City. 1 Whelan, Mr. Robert, 6l. 2 Glennon, Mr. Patrick, 6l. Nixon-street. From Guild-street to Newfoundland-st. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. 1 to 15 Cottages, 3l. 10s. to 5l. 10s. Nixon's-buildings. Albert-place, Royal Canal Bank. Arran-quay W.—City. 1 Phillipson, Mr. Henry, 11l. 2 Mackintosh, Jas. upholsterer, 11l. 3 Dunne, James, builder 11l. Norfolk-market. From Britain-street to Riddall's-row. P. St. Mary.—North City W.—City. 1 Wall, Joseph, victualler, 5l. 2 to 10 Vacant, 3l. to 3l. 10s. ........here Riddall's-row intersects....... 11 to 24 Vacant, 3l. to 4l. North Circular-road. P. of Grangegorman.—Four Courts W. Loughnan, Mr. Nichs. Mountain view Bayly, E. timber merch. Stone villa Beck, Mr. Thomas, 5 St. David's Bremner, Robert, vintner Brew, Henry Joseph, esq. Brownrigg, Mr. Wm. Mountain view Crolly, Michael Joseph, gardener and farmer, Eblana cottage Duggan, Mrs. Julia, Elmview cottage Dunlap, John, nurseryman Female Orphan School & Church— Rev. W. J. Mulloy, A.M. chaplain; Miss Sheills, matron Grangegorman R. Catholic Chapel, and St. Peter's National Schools Harrick, Mrs. M. Tritonville Kernan, J. Keon, M.D. Eagle lodge King, John, vintner, Triton villa Loobe, Joseph, Eagle lodge Lore, Prosper, hatter, Mountain view Mahon, the Misses, Anna lodge Mooney, William, esq. Cherrymount Tyrrell, James, esq. Cherrymount Tyrrell, Miss, teacher of embroidery and drawing, Mountain view Walsh, Mrs. North Circular-road Tav. North-court, or Franklin's Cottages. Off Church-road. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City North-court House, Wheeler, Edw. horse dealer Twenty-four cottages, 7l. to 8l. |
North-strand. From Amiens-street to Newcomen-bridge. P. St. Thomas.—l to 5 North Dock W. 30 to 56 Mountjoy W.—City. 1 Cooke, Mr. Anthony 12l. 1b Westwood, Mrs. bonnet maker ,, Clare, Daniel, bootmaker 2 Murphy, Miss, 12l. .......here Seville-lane intersects....... 3 Wilson, John, vintner, 6l. ,, Clare, John, shoemaker 30 Bury, William, shoemaker 31 Barry, John, 8l. 32 Creighton, John, 9l. 33 Casey, John, provision deal. 2l.10l. 34 Dawson, John, victualler, 11l. 35 Wall, J. grocer, 13l. 36 and 37 Ryan, C. grocer, wine and spirit retailer, 31l. 38 Flood, Mrs. flour stores, 26l. 39 Reilly, Cath. prov. dealer, 12l. 40 Hughes, John, builder, 16l. 40b Sparks, James, esq. ,, Sparks, Miss H., milliner 41 Phillips, James, clerk, 10l. 42 & 43 Flannagan, Christopher, boot and shoe maker 44 Reynolds, Patrick, grocer and pro- vision dealer, 7l. 45 Brennan, Mathew, grocer, tea, wine, spirit, & prov. mercht. 17l. 46 Plunket, Mrs. wax & tallow chand- ler and grocer, 12l. 46½ Tenements, 7l. 47 Vacant, 12l. 47½ Gough, Patk. house painter, 15l. 48 Tenements, 11l. ..here Clarence-street, North, intersects.. 49 & 50 Hart, John, grocer, 26l. 51 Duffy, John, engineer, 12l. 52 Torney, Mrs. 12l. 53 Donnelly, Mr. 12l. 54 Wilson, Mr. John, 8l. ,, Hardy, Mr. James 55 Tatterson, Jas. C. tin plate work. 4l. ...here William-street, North, intersects.. 56 Brady, Philip, dairy, 10l. .....here Newcomen-bridge intersects.... North-strand. From Newcomen-bridge to Annesley- bridge. Mountjoy W.—City. EPISCOPAL CHAPEL—Rev. Richard Hemphill, minister, 23 Eglinton- terrace, Seville-place SCHOOL-HOUSE—Jas. Carley, master; Jane Elizabeth Carley, mistress here Nottingham-street & Spring-garden intersect. 1 Sane, John, grocer, spirit, & prov. dealer, 32l. 2 Dugan, Patrick, smith 3 and 4 Tenements 5 Myler, John, harness maker 11l. O'Neill, Jno. J. esq. Laburnum lodge Northumberland-buildings, £290. From Eden-quay to Abbey-street, Lower. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. (For Nos. 29 to 33 see Eden-quay.) .....here Abbey-street, Old, intersects.... |
Northumberland Baths—G. S. Classon, proprietor, Public Weighing Machine—G. S. Classon, proprietor, 140l. Classon, G. S. and Co. corn factors Sweeny, Edmd. hairdresser Northumberland-road. From Percy-place to Haddlngton-road. P. St. Peter.—City. Beyond Municipal boundary. A PILLAR LETTER-BOX at the junction of Pembroke-road. 1 Nash, Llewellyn, barrister, 41l. 2 Coyle, Mrs. 43l. 3 Austin, George, esq. 41l. 4 Fisher, Thomas W. esq. 39l. 5 M'Laughlin, John, solicitor—office, 6 Cope-street, 39l. Several houses building St. Stephen's Schools, Sunday & Daily— master, Isaac Woodley; mistresses, Miss Margaret Dowdall and Miss Jane Dowdall Northumberland-street. Off Leeson-street, Upper.—P. St. Peter. Beyond Municipal boundary. Prince of Wales' tav.—Jas. Lawler, prop. Byrne, Catherine, dairy Greene, Mr. Daniel G. Murphy, John, provision dealer Northumberland-square. Off Abbey-street, Lower. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. 1 Walker. James, musical instrument maker and tuner, 12l. 2 Dickson, Mr. Frederick, 13l. 3 Bardon, Mr. carpenter 4 Tenements, 15l. 5 Higginson, Catherine, lodgings, 10l. 6 Carroll, Patrick, law clerk, 10l. 7 Hope, John, dentist, 10l. 8 Casson, W. H. clerk, 10l. 9 Verdon, William, clerk, 9l. 10 Medcalf, Richard, basket maker, Richmond Institution, 10l. 11 White, John James, gas fitter and brass founder, 9l. 12 Bradshaw, Robert, dentist, 10l. 13 Fleming, Thomas, bookseller, and 18 Eden-quay, 10l. 14 Gallagher, Henry, law clerk, 10l. 15 Brennan, Peter, clerk, 10l. 16 Sheridan, Patrick, accountant, 13l. Northwall-quay. From Custom House to North-point. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. ....here Custom House Docks intersect.. A PILLAR LETTER-BOX opposite No. 11. Scovell, Messrs. lessees of docks, and Ferney, Stillorgan Ballast Office 1 Moppett, Wm. F. dockmaster, and Dock house, 33l. Tobacco Stores Queen's Timber Yard 1a Dublin and Liverpool Screw Steam Packet Co's. Stores ......here Commons-street intersects...... 2, 3, & 4 Biggs, Anne, grocery, wine, and spirit merchant, 70l. 5 Allen, Hen. L. agent for steam ships from Dublin for Falmouth, Ply- mouth, Southampton, Portsmouth, & London, and for the Black Ball |
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