From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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here Essex-st. W. and Essex-gate intersect. 15 Hogart, Robert—St. John's Library Society, 7l. 16 Powell, William, workshop, 13l. 17 Stanley, Thos. and Sons, wholesale and retail shoemakers' finding shop and leather warehouse, 14l. 18 Vacant 19 Donnelly, H. engraver & printer, 8l. 20 Tenements, valued with 20 Essex-q. 21 Fleming, G. printer and engraver, valued with 19 Essex-quay 22 Ivers, J. picture-frame maker, 7l. 23 Flint, John, fishing and fowling tackle manufactory, and at 17 Essex-quay valued with 15 Essex-qy. 24 to 29 Tenements, valued in Essex-q. 30 M'Cabe, John, tailor, 8l. 31 Holdbrook, John, stone, seal, and gem sculptor, & Royal-colonnade, Essex-quay, 8l. 32 Dunne, Denis, boot and shoemkr. 8l. 33 Richardson, Edward, trunkmaker, and 22 Wood-quay, 8l. ......here Fishamble-street intersects...... 34 Cartwright, John, prov. dealer, 7l. 35 Tenements, 7l. Exchange-street, Upper. From Cork-hill to Essex-gate. P. St. Werburgh & St. John.—South City W.—City. 1 Reilly, John, and Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 17l. 2 Vantreen, Abm. ivory turner, 20l. 3 Lazenby, H. pickle and sauce ma- nufacturer, 12l. 4 Brennan, Mary, eating-house, 14l. 5 Tenements, 14l. 6 Gaffney, Thos. board & lodg. ho. 14l. 7 and 8 Building ground, 3l., 5l. 9 Brown, John, provision dealer, 27l. 10 Larkin, Danl. grocer, tea, wine, & spirit merch. & 1 Essex-gate, 30l. 11 Blayney, Hugh, grocer, wine, and spirit merch. & 14 west Essex-st. here Essex-gate and Essex-street, West, intersect. 12 Molloy, D. provision dealer, 15l. 13 & 14 White, James, pawnbroker (see advertisement), each 22l. 15 Quinlan, Edward, cork cutter, 18l. 16 Tenements, 17l. 17 Harding, Thomas, clerk, 17l. 18 M'Cabe, John, dairy, 16l. 19 Behan, Margaret, prov. dealer, 11l. 20 Mundee, Edward, tobacconist, 5l. Exchequer-street. From Sth. Gt. George's-st. to William-st. P. St. Andrew and St. Bride.—1 to 22 Royal Exchange W. 23 to 43 South City W.—City. [1-7...7l. to 15l.] 1 Byrne, Ths. chandlr. & tobcnst. 2 Murphy, Morgan, hairdresser, 3 Carew, Richd. provis. dealer, 4 Mulholland, Patk. bakery, 5 Lewis, John, eating-house 6 Doyle, Nath. coffee-house, 7 Kelly, E. dairy, 8 Mordant, Luke, grocer and spirit dealer, & 77 Lr. Camden-st. 17l. |
9 Tenements, [9-13...5l. to 9l.] 10 Murphy, Jas. chimney-sweeper, 11 Tenements, 12 Byrne, Laurence, plumber, 13 Power, James, cutler, ........here Royal-row intersects........ 14 Finnigan, Julia, broker, 6l. 15 Tenements, 6l. 16 Reilly, Michael, prov. dealer, 7l. ........here Drury-lane intersects....... 17 Norton, Michael, forage stores, 10l. 18 Dowdall, Chris, smith & bellhan. 6l. Entrance to Clancy's button factory 19 Bourke, John, jeweller, 12l. [20-27...4l. to 18l.] 20 Fox, Wm. provision stores, 21 Reddy, John, dairy, 22 O'Brien, John, prov. dealer, 23 Bullock, Edwd. prof. of music, ,, Kelly, John, hairdresser, 24 Tenements, 25 Murray, Thos. hairdresser, 26 Maher, P. grocer & spirit dlr. 27 Moran, Ellen, broker, 28 Hinch, Jas. furniture broker 29 Newman, Chr. prov. dealer 30 Daniel, John, tobacconist 31, 32, 33, and 34 Drake and M'Comas, rectifying distillers, & wine, tea, & general import merchants, 65l. 35 Tenements, [35-43...3l. to 14l.] 36 Larkin, Laurence, fur. broker, 37 Flood, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 38 O'Grady, Jas. provision dealer, 39 Reilly, Patrick, cooper, 40 Stores, 41 Byrne, Thomas, coal and coke stores, 42 Cuthbert, Hen. eating-house, 43 Tenements, Eyre's-court. Off Purdon-street. North Dock W. Three houses in tenements, 15l. Factory-lane. Off Smithfield, No. 25. P. St. Paul.—Arran-quay W.—City. Offices and yard, 7l. Faddle-alley. Off Ducker's-lane, No. 11. P. St. Nicholas Without.—Merchants'-quay W.—County. Three houses in tenmts. 1l.10s. to 2l. Fade-street. From Great George's-st. S. to Drury-lane, P. St. Bride.—Royal Exchange W.— City. 1 Wickham, Richard, prov. stores, 7l. 2 Reilly, John, dairy, 12l. 3 to 9 Tenements, 10l. to 12l. .......here Drury-lane intersects...... 10 to 16 Tenements, 10l. to 13l. 17 Eden, R. bookbinder, 13l. 18 Tenements, 13l. 19 Hickey, James, saddler, 6l. Faithful-place. From Lr. Mecklenburgh-st. to Purdon-st. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. Nineteen small houses in tenements, 3l. to 9l. Farrell's-court. Off Upper Abbey-street. P. St. Thomas.—North City W.—City. Five houses in tenements, 3l. to 7l. |
Faucet's-court. Off Bride-street, No. 43. P. St. Peter—Wood-quay W.—County. 1 to 4 Tenements, 3l. to 5l. Fearon's-court. Off Cross Kevin-street. P. St. Peter.—Wood-quay W.—City. 1 to 3 Tenements, each 3l.10s. Fegan's-court. Off Back-lane, No. 41. P. St. Audoen.—Merchants'-quay W.— City. Three houses in tenements, each 5l. Fennell's-lane. Off Charlemont-street, Lower, No. 30. P. St. Peter.—Fitzwilliam W.—City. Two houses in tenements, 2l. Fern's-court. Off Bride-street, No. 77. P. St. Bride.—Wood-quay W.—City. Three houses in tenements, each 5l. Ferrall's-arch. From Abbey-st. Lower, to Abbey-st. Old. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.— City. Uninhabited Field's-court, West. Now called Austin's-court. Off Church-street, No. 4l. P. St. Michan.—Arran-quay W.—City. 1 to 8 Tenements, 1l. 10s. to 3l. Finea-terrace. Aughrim-street. — P. Grangegorman. — Arran-quay W. 1 White, Voltaire, deputy purveyor to the forces 2 Arkins, Thomas, esq. sword bearer Fishamble-street. From Castle-street to Essex-quay. P. St. Werburgh, 1; P. St. John, 2 to 57.—1 to 11, and 33 to57 Wood-quay W. 12 to 30 South City W.—City. 1 Connolly, Robert, trunkmaker, 26l. 2 Ward, Margt. grocer & vintner, 18l. 3 Gowan, Thomas, grocer, wine, and spirit merchant, 19l. 4 Keegan, Eliza, basketmaker, 19l. 5 and 6 Entrance to J. Green and Co. Castle-street, 16l. 7 Clarke, Mary, provision dealer, 22l. 8 Broderick, Timothy, saw maker & edge tool warehouse, 20l. .......here Saul's-court intersects........ 9 Tenements, 22l. 10 Foresman, Edward, tailor, 15l. 11 Tenements, 13l. ......here Copper-alley intersects....... [12-15...10l. to 16l.] 12 to 14 Tenements, 15 Ramsay, Edwd. brassfounder, plumber and gasfitter, 16 & 17 Ryan, William, turning lathe and tool manufacturer and me- chanist, 18l. 18 & 19 Kennan and Son, turning lathe and tool manufacturer, iron works, hardware house, and im- plement depot, 23l., 28l. 20 FISHAMBLE-STREET THEATRE, 25l. 21 Fottrell, W. B. seed crushers, oil cake, & oil manufacturers—mills, Fairview, Clondalkin—residence, Raheen, Clondalkin, 30l. |
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