From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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Crane-street. From Thomas-street to Rainsford-street. P. St. Catherine.—Usher's-quay W.— City. 13 Barry, Michael, vintner Twenty houses in tenements, 1l. 10s. to 8l. 21 to 23 Guinness & Co. brewery stores, 70l. Cranmer-place. Haddington-road, Opposite Beggar's Bush Infantry Barrack. P. St. Peter. Beyond the Municipal Boundary. 1 Vacant, 23l. 2 Nolan, Mr. Francis, 23l. 3 Patten, William, esq. 24l. 4 Thompson, Capt. Daniel, district inspector of musketry, 24l. 5 Clouston, Mr. Thomas, 24l. 6 Campbell, Rev. A. chaplain of Mari- ners' church, 23l. 7 Pooley, John Mason, esq. 23l. 8 Hendrick, Chas. capt. 1 Royals, 23l. Creighton-street. From Hanover-street, East, to Sir John Rogerson's-quay. P. St. Mark.—1 to 17 Trinity W. 18 to 20 Smith Dock W.—City. 1 Carter, Henry, hatter, 10l. 2 Roe, Michael, grocer, 12l. 3 Smyth, Edward, broker, 13l. 4 Tenements, 13l. 5 Underdown, B. ship broker, and 3 White's-lane, 13l. 6 Norman, Mr. Robert, 13l. 7 Jones, John, carpenter, 13l. 8 Williams, Mr. Thomas, 13l. 9 Berry, Mr. Jos. and 44 City-qy. 13l. 10 O'Farrell, Mrs. Catherine, 13l. 11 Parsons, Edward, carpenter, 14l. 12 M'Cartan, Danl. mercan. clerk, 14l. 13 Johnston, J. carpenter, 14l. 14 Goring, Wm. Hen. bookkeeper, 14l. 15 O'Hara, Capt. Wm. ship owner, 14l. 16 Connery, Richd. timber mer. 14l. 17 Good, Matthew, ship builder and shipwright, surveyor to the Board of Trade, and Graving Docks, Ringsend—office, 49 and 50 City- quay, 13l. „ Good, John, timber merchant here City-quay & Windmill-lane intersect. Donfield, Denis, iron works, and boiler maker, & 27 Windmill-lane 18 and 19 Tenements, 13l., 18l. 20 Casey, J. E. corn factor, 76l. Creighton-terrace. Townsend- street. P. St. Mark.— Trinity W.—City. [9l. to 13l.] 1 Plunket, Mrs. Ellen, 2 and 3 Tenements, 4 Johnson, Wm. stone cutter, 5 Henry, Joseph, clerk, Croker's-lane. Off Marshalsea-lane. P. St. Catherine.—Usher's-quay W.— City. Stables and stores |
Croker's-place. From Camac-place to Hall's-lane. P. St. James.—County. Beyond Municipal Boundary. In tenements Cromwell's-court. Off Beaver-street, No. 13. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. Eight houses in tenements, 1l. to 2l. Cross-lane. From Bolton-street to Loftus-lane. P. St. Mary.—Rotunda W.—City. Ten houses in tenements, 3l. to 7l. 10 Victoria Lead, Works — Charles Strahan, proprietor, 20l. Cross-lane, South. Off Michael's-hill. Eleven houses in tenements Crostick-alley. From Meath-street to Ash-street. P. St. Catherine.—Merchants'-quay W.— City. 1 to 9 Tenements, 2l. to 4l. Crow-street. From Dame-street to Cecilia-street. P. St. Andrew.—South City W.—City. 1 Adams, James, bookbinder, 28l. ,, Lee, James and Patrick, tailors 2 Forster and Co. engravers to Her Majesty's Government offices, em- bossers, & chromo-lithographers, die sinkers, show label. and frame manuf. and 25 Temple-lane, 55l. 3 Fowler, John F. printer, and 24 Temple-lane—residence, 8 Sor- rento-terrace, Dalkey, 27l. 4 Meagher, Pierce, tailor, 23l. 5 Frengley, Jacob, watchmaker, and imptr. of watch mats. tools, &c. 22l. ,, Clarke, Ed. jeweller and goldsmith ,, Clarke, Richd. stone seal engraver 6 Watters, Jno. account-book manu. bookbinder, card maker, and ma- chine ruler, & 21 Temple-lane, 30l. 7 & 8 Woods, Adam, merchant, & 20 Temple-lane. 28l. 9 Espy, Robert Wellington, agent and accountant, 21l. ,, Empson, W. H. commercial agent, and 12 Commercial chambers ........here Cecilia-street intersects........ 10 Hicks, Thomas, military tailor, 21l. 11 Reilly, Jas. tailor and draper, 25l. 12 Cooper, Wm. manuf. agent, 22l. ,, Braham, H. travelling stationer 13 Harrison, Joseph, gold beater, 23l. ,, Tommins, Pat. A. heraldic engraver 14 Mitchell, Pat. tailor and draper, 23l. 15 Beahan, Mr. Michael, 23l. ,, Wright & Bradbury, engravers and stamp cutters ,, Wright, John, heraldic and orna- mental engraver ,, Burns, Blair, bookbinder 10 Whitley, Thomas, merch. tailor, 19l. 17 Willett, Mr. Edmond, 24l. ,, Giltrap, James, law agent, and scriveners' office |
118 Williamson, Thomas Trench, en- graver, lithographer, & stationer to the Lord Lieutenant—res. 5 Monkstown-crescent, 25l. ,, Bryant and Cochran, watch and clock makers 19 Aston, Margt. mercht. tailor, 26l. Crown-alley. From Cope-street to Temple-bar. P. St. Andrew.—South City W.— City. 1 Caulfield, John, commercial sales- man and accountant, 18l. ,, Whytlaw, John Newton, commiss. merchant, agent, and corn factor ,, Lecky, William, general merchant and commission agent—res. Elm villa, Sandymount ,, Jee, Charles E. commission agent ,, Alexander, J. F. commission agent 2 Salmon, Rice, and Co. plaster of Paris & cement manufactory, and at 3 Anglesea-street, 14l. 3 Barney, Geo. commission agent— res. Sandymount-avenue, 14l. ,, Barney, James, commission agent 4 Williams, Joseph, wholesale coffee dealer, agent for tea, sugar, choco- late, and biscuits, 15l. 5 White, Wm. cork manuf. 15l. 6 Johnston, James A. commission mer.—res.31 Up. Gloucester st. 4l. ,, Taylor, Alfred, clockmaker and mechanist ........here Temple-bar intersects........ 7 Fitzgerald, Michl. shoemkr. 2l.10s. 8 Exham & Blackley, wine mercht.— office, Commercial Buildings, 8l. 9 Hanlon, John, marble chimney- piece manufacturer, 10l. 10 Jordon, Archibald, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 6l. 11 Robinson & Co. merchants, 15l. ,, Davis, Thomas, carpenter 12 Gilker, James, merch. & 4 Cope st. 13 Stores 14 Markey, Michl. letterpress printer ,, Garvey, Wm. commission mer. agent to Tribor, Files, and Co. Cognac, and Walter Booth and Co. Llan- gollen Brewery Cuckoo-lane. From Halston-street to Beresford-street. P. St. Michan.—Inns-quay W.—City. 4 Messrs. Jameson and Pim, brewery- yard, 10l. Cuffe-lane. From Cuffe-street to Digges-street. P. St. Peter.—Mansion-house W.— City. 1 to 7 Tenements, 4l. to 12l. 8 and 9 Mullally, James, dairy, 13l. 10 Entrance to Dawson's mews 11 to 15 Tenements and stables Cuffe-street. From Redmond's-hill to Stephen's-gn. W. P. St. Peter.—Mansion-house W.— City. 1 Kenny, Mich. grocer & spirit dlr. 32l. 2 Malone, Lawr. tallow-chand. 24l. 3 and 4 Tenements, 24l., 18l. 5 Gibney, P. baker, 48l. 6 to 8 Tenements, 18l. to 26l. 9 Wall, Valentine, pawnbroker, 33l. 10 and 10½ Tenements, 5l., 20l. ...here Upper Mercer-street intersects... 11 Bourke, Martin, grocer and spirit dealer, 28l. |
