From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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10 Devitt, Richard, tea merchant, and Commercial Buildings 11 Fisher, J. mercantile agent, 27l. 12 & 13 Wade, Arth. agt. for Jno. Jeffreys & Co. brewers, Edinburgh, Messrs. E. J. De St. Ours and Co. wine merchants, Bordeaux, 12l., 26l. 14 Deering, L. H. wine vaults & stores, and 52 Dame-street, 23l. 15 With 1 Cope-street, 28l. .......here Cope-street intersects........ 16 Magrath, Mat. wholesale grocer, and 18 Cope-street, 26l. 17 Taylor, Geo. civil engineer & land agent, and The Lodge, Leinster- road, west, Rathmines, and Rath- gilbert, Ballylinan, Queen's co. 21l. ,, Taylor, Arthur Creagh, architect, and The Lodge, Leinster-road, west, Rathmines 18 Hipwell, Sam. How. wholesale mer. —res. 17 Wellington-quay, 17l. 19 Reynolds, Thomas, esq. office of, Marshal of Dublin, and registrar of pawnbrokers in Ireland, 25l. 20 Brady, Henry, general agent, 25l. ,, Meyler, Walter Thomas, merchant, agent to Binks, Conway, and Sim- mons, wholes. tea merch. London —res. Cabra ,, Meyler, Walter Thos. jun. mercht. 21 Lockett, Johnston & Son, tailors, 25l. 22 Nagle & Son, house and land agents & auctioneers, and agents to the London Equitable Life Insurance Sec. 64 Chancery-lane, London, and general commis. agents, 25l. ,, Couniham, M. J. cornl. agt. & Liverpl. 23 Garter, Adolph, clock maker, 23l. 24 Cranwell, John, and Co. city wine and spirit vaults, 23l. Fownes's-street, Lower. formerly called Bagnio-slip. From Temple-bar to Wellington-quay. P. St. Andrew,—South City W.— City. 1 Tenements, 12l. 2 Vacant 10l. 3 Ruins Francis-street. From Thomas-street to Coombe. P. St. Catherine, 150 to 158. P. St. Nicholas Without, 1 to 149.—1 to 32 & 123 to 149 Merchants'-quay W. 33 to 122 Wood-quay W.—City. 1 Farrelly, James, vintner, 38l. 2 Brown, Charles, tobacco and snuff manufac.—-res. Bloomfield aven. Circular road, south, 28l. 3 Andrews, Patk. shoemaker, 16l. 4 Vacant, 20l. 5 Bealan, Francis, provision dealer, and lodging house, 14l. .......here Lamb-alley intersects....... 6 Young, B. shoemaker, 18l. 7 & 8 Dunn, Anne, shoemaker, 18l., 10l. 9 Byrne, Thomas, dairy, 17l. 10 Cuff, John, shoemaker, 33l. 11 Ryan, P. and J. shoemakers, 11l. 12 Nolan, Richard, broguemaker, 15l. 13 & 14 Bermingham, Jas. tallow chand. corn factor, & lard refiner, 26l., 10l. 15 Brophy, Thomas, shoemaker, 20l. |
16 Walsh, James, shoemaker, 16l. ....here Handkerchief-alley intersects— 17 Daly, James, pipe maker, 12l. 18 Guy, James, clothes broker, 12l. 19 Shalvey, Patrick, general horse- hair manufacturer, 19l. 20 Humphry, George, vintner, 24l. 21 Tenements, 20l. 22 Coedy, Joseph, broguemaker, 16l. 23 and 24 Sweetman, Patrick and John, brewers, 295l. ,, Sweetman, Patrick, esq. Priory, Stillorgan 25 Behan, James, iron dlr. & nailer, 20l. 26 Roach, Anne, dairy, 13l. .........here Binn's-court intersects........ 27 Murphy, Edw. nail & ironstores, 18l. 28 Young, Martin, broguemaker, 18l. 29 Carey, Michl. clothes broker, 16l. 30 Kelly, James, woollendraper, 18l. 31 Burke, Walter, shoemaker, 15l. 32 Vacant, 16l. ........here Plunket-street intersects....... 32½ Inglis, John, provision dealer 33 Walsh, John, wholesale grocer, wine, and spirit merchant, 25l. 34 Lynch, George, confectioner, 14l. 35 Smyth, John, provision dealer, 20l. 36 Furlong, Thomas, wholesale grocer and spirit stores, 30l. 36½ Dowling, John, carman's stage, 25l. 37 Manly, Patk. board & lodg. ho. 17l. 38 Moon, James, baker, 25l. 39 Tenements, 10l. 40 Bolger, Patrick, grocer and wine merchant, 32l. 41 Kearney, Mrs. dairy, 20l. 42 Kane, Denis, tea, wine and spirit dealer, 22l. 43 O'Neill, Michael, whip maker, 19l. 44 Nugent, Patrick, board and lodging house, 16l. ST. NICHOLAS' ROMAN CATHOLIC CHA- PEL, PRESBYTERY—Rev. Edward M'Cabe, Canon, P.P.—Rev. Patrick Leahy, Rev. Nichs. Donnelly, Rev. M. Barlow, Rev. J. Hickey, Rev. Myles M'Manus, & Rev. Joseph Whelan, curates—Edward Patk. O'Flaherty, director of the Chris- tian Schools—Edward Sherwood, clerk 45 Hagarty, John, wholesale grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 27l. 46 Boland, James, haberdasher, 17l. 47 Bohan, John, toy warehouse, 17l. 48 Donohoe, Jas. harness maker, 17l. 49 Carroll, Michael, broguemaker, 17l. 50 Geoghegan, William Moore, tabinet and Irish poplin manufactr. 40l. 51 M'Mahon, Mary, hair dresser, 15l. 52 Fitzgerald, Henry, prov. dealer,16l. 53 and 54 Tenements, 13l., 11l. ........here Hanover-lane intersects........ 55 Mitchell, Wm. wholesale grocer, 29l. 56 Healy, Matthew, board and lodging- house keeper, 22l. 57 Lynch, J. provision dealer, 22l. 58 Murphy, John, general merchant, and 60 and 61, 24l. 59 Kavanagh, Jas. prov. dealer, 22l. 60 and 61 Murphy, John, grocer, whole- sale tea, wine, & spirit merchant- stores, 58 Francis-street, and 32 and 33 Hanover-lane, 86l. ......here Limerick-alley intersects...... |
62 Tenements, 12l. 63 Smith, Pat. sack & hemp dealer, 11l. 64 Vacant, 65 Kehoe, A. tobacco dlr. & secretary to St. Nicholas of Myra So. 15l. 66 Collins, Richd. prov. merch. 17l. 67 Rafter, John, dairyman, 21l. 68 Tenements, 10l. ........here Butler's-alley intersects........ 69 Murphy, Dudley, hosier and stock- ing weaver, 11l. 70 Carthy, Stephen, baker, and 37 Patrick-street, 24l. 71 Pendred, Ellen, confectioner, 18l. 72 Spring, J. pawnbroker, 35l. 73 Walsh, Jas. provision dealer, 20l. 74 Dempsey, James, prov. dealer, 22l. 75 M'Quirk, Wm. provision dealer, 17l. ..here Dean-street and Coombe intersect.. 76 Hyland, Mary, chandler, 12l. 77 White, P. broker, 9l. 78 Graham, J. broker, 9l. 79 Cummins, John, Mr. 9l. [80-85...8l. to 20l.] 80 Kirwan, B. marine stores, 81 M'Namee, John, marine store 82 and 83 Tenements, 84 Dowling, horseshoer & farrier, 85 Tenements, 86 Headon, Patrick, horse shoer and farrier 87 to 89 Tenements, each 9l. 90 Tenements, 10l. 91 Hanbidge, Thomas, rag stores, 10l. 92 and 93 Burke, Edward, wholesale & retail grocer, tea, wine, & spirit merchant, 38l. ......here Mark's-alley intersects....... 94 Hanlon, Jas. forage contractor, 15l. 95 Davis, Mary, dairy, 13l. 96 Murray, Patk. provision dealer, 15l. 97 Griffin, William, dealer, 1 5l. 98 Tenements, 11l. 99 Ledwidge, Michael, curled hair ma- nufacturer, 23l. 100 Kehoe, Mathew, prov. dlr. 42l. 101 Murphy, Andrew, grocer & spirit dealer, 16l. 102 Tenements, 13l. 103 & 104 Kehoe, Patrick, bacon and butter factor, 17l., 40l. 105 Healy, John, provision dealer, 18l. 106 Kavanagh, Wm. prov. dealer, 18l. ......here Wall's-lane intersects........ 107 Brady, John, provision stores, 16l. 108 and 109 Kenny, Austin, wholesale corn and flour factor, and 6 Swift's-alley, 32l. 110 Walsh, M. grocer, 13l. ......here Healy's-court intersects...... 111 Byrne, Michael, druggist, 12l. 112 to 115 Ruins ......here Garden-lane intersects....... 116 and 117 Tenements, each 13l. 118 Ryan, John, M.D. surgeon and accoucheur, 29l. 119, 120, and 121 Taylor, Wm. tobacco, snuff, soap, and candle manufac. 29l., 21l. 18l. 122 Healy, Matthew, grocer and spirit merchant, 23l. ......here Swift's-alley intersects....... 123 Lenehan, John, dairy, 12l. 124 Smyth, Jane, ordinary, 16l. 125 Monks, P. builder, and 2 Swift's- alley, 17l. .....here Pendred's-court intersects..... |
