From Thom's Irish Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
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John's-lane, West. From, Thomas-street to New-row. P. St. Catherine.—Usher's-quay W.—City. 1 to 3 Tenements, 3l. to 6l. 4 to 7 Power, Sir John, bart. & Son, distillers, 400l. 8 M'Loughlin, Jas. painter, &c. 4l. 9 to 11 Tenements ........here John-street intersects........ AUGUSTINIAN FRIARY CHAPEL For Presbytery or Chapel-house see John-street, west. 15 Elliott & Co. wareho. & stores, 6l.10s. John-street, North. From Ellis's-quay to Tighe-street. P. St. Paul.—Arran-quay W.—City. 1 to 4 Tenements, 5l. 10s. to 12l. John-street, South. From Pimlico to Summer-street, South. P. St. Catherine.—Merchants' -quay W.— City. 1 to 14 Tenements & yards, 3l. to 9l. John-street, West. From Mullinahack to Thomas-street. P. St. Catherine.— Usher's-quay W.— City. 1 and 2 Tenements, 12l., 6l. 3 Stables and stores, 4l. 4 Stores 5 Geoghegan, J. glass bottle factory 6 Hoey, Thomas, and Co. stores .......here John's-lane intersects....... 7 O'Rorke, Hugh, hardware and trimming merchant, and 9, 27, 28, and 29 New row, west, 10l. 8 O'Rorke, Mr. John, 12l. 9 and 10 Moylan, Denis, rectifying distiller, & wine & spirit mer. 63l. ,, Moylan, Rt. Hon. Denis, Lord Mayor 10½ Warren, G. P. printing office, 14l. ......here Thomas-street intersects...... 11 to 13 AUGUSTINIAN FRIARY CHAPEL AUGUSTINIAN FRIARY—Right Rev. Dr. O'Connor, bishop of Saldes; Very Rev. William Walsh, prior; Very Rev. John Walsh, sub-prior; Rev. J. Spratt; Rev. Martin Crane; Rev. P. Pentony, Rev. E. O'Dwyer .......here John's-lane intersects....... 15 Brophy, Michael, builder & slater 16 M'Donnell, Thos. whip maker, 5l. 17 to 19 Tenements, 3l., 6l., 11l. 20 Rere entrance to Sir John Power and Son's distillery, Johnson's-court. Off Haddington-road. P. St. Peter. Beyond Municipal boundary. Four houses in tenements Johnson's-court. Off Basin-lane. P. St. James's—Usher's-quay W.—City. Tenements Johnson's-court. Off Britain-street, Great. P. St. George.—Rotunda W.— City. 1 to 12 Tenements, 2l. to 10l. |
Johnson's-court, East. From Grafton-street to Clarendon-street. P. St. Anne.—Royal Exchange W.— City. 1 and 2 Johnson and Co. 3 Nolan, John, bookseller, 10l. [4-6...12l. to 14l.] 4 Carleton, Geo. eating-house, 5 to 6 Tenements, 7 M'Donnell, R. A. billiard-table pro- prietor, 20l. 8 Byrne, Lawrence, dairy, 13l. 9 Smith, Mrs. eating-house, 13l. ....here Clarendon-street intersects..... 10 to 15 Tenements, [10-16...7l. to 12l.] 16 Fitzpatrick, Jas. bookseller, Johnson's-place. From William-street to King-street, South. P. St. Anne, east. P. St. Peter, west.— Royal Exchange W.—City. 1 Tutty, Michael, vintner, 38l. 2 Sheppard, Jas. provision dealer, 22l. 3 & 4 Baker & Co. linen drapers, 60l., 28l. 5 Kavanagh, O. grocer & spirit dlr. 32l. 6 Duffy, George, baker, 24l. MERCER'S HOSPITAL Jones's-court. Off High-street, No. 8. P. St. Michael.—Merchants'-quay W.— City. 1 to 5 Tenements, 4l. 10s. to 6l. Jones's-court. Off Rainsford-street, No. 11 P. St. Catherine.— Usher's-quay W.— City. Two dairy yards, 3l. 10s. Jones's-road. Off Russell-street. Joseph's-lane. From George's-street, S. to Drury-lane. P. St. Bride.—Royal Exchange W.— City. Thirteen houses in tenemts. 2l. to 8l. ......here Drury-lane intersects...... Julien-place. Off Mayor-street. P. St. Thomas.—North Dock W.—City. Six cottages, 3l. to 5l. 10s. Kane's-alley. Off Coombe, No. 95 P. St. Luke.—Merchants'-quay W.— City. Ruins Kane's-court, East. Off Gloucester-street, Lower. P. St. Thomas.—Mountjoy W.—City. Twenty-two houses in tenements, 1l. to 7l.10s. Kane's-court, West. Off Sampson's-lane. P. St. Mary.—North City W.—City. Four houses in tenements, 4l. to 5l. Keary's-lane. Off Courtney' s-lane, North strand.— City. 1 Keary, James, harness maker, 1l. 21 Cottages in tenements, 1l.10s. to 3l. Keenan's Buildings. (See Upper Leeson-street.) |
Kelly's Cottages. Off James's-lane, East James's-street. Three cottages Kelly's-court, North. Off Grangegorman-lane. P. St. Paul.—Arran-quay W.— City. 1 to 3 Tenements, 8l., 8l., 20l. 4 Entrance to Brangan's nursery gar. Kelly's-court, South. Off Holles-row. P. St. Peter.—South Dock W.— City. Three houses in tenements, 11l. Kelly's-lane. Phibsborough-road.—City. P. St. George.—Arran-quay W. Four houses in tenements, 2l. to 3l. Kelly's-row. Off Lower Dorset-street. P. St. George.—Rotunda W.—City. 1 to 8 Tenements, 2l. 10s. to 6l. 9 & 10 Vacant, 6l. 11 Bird, Thomas, 3l. 10s. 12 Tenements, 3l. 10s. Kennedy's-court. Off Boyne-street. P. St. Mark.—Trinity W.—City. Four houses in tenements, 2l.10s. to 5l. Kennedy's-lane. From Nicholas-street to Ross-lane. P. St. Nicholas Within.—Wood-quay W.— City. 1 to 7 Tenements, 3l. to 12l. ....... here Ross-lane intersects....... 8 and 9 Building ground 10 and 11 Donnelly, John, smith, 6l. 12 to 14 Tenements, 9l. to 12l. 15 & 16 Henshaw, Thos. & Co. house- furnishing ironmongers, & hard- ware merchts. & 5 Christchurch- place, each 12l. Kevin-street, Cross. From Bride-st. New, to Kevin-st. Up. P. St. Peter.—21 to 28 Wood-quay W. 29 to 36 Mansion-house W.—City. 21 and 22 O'Neill, Mrs. salesmaster and butter factor, 13l., 30l. 23 York, Pat. inn & livery stables, 24l. 24 Sharpe, Eliza fruiterer, 13l. [25 & 26...22l.] 25 Redmond, Mrs. butter crane, 26 Reilly, Mary, provision dealer, 27 Tenements, 13l. 28 Meara, Patrick, nailer, 10l. 10s. ,, Palmer, Ellen, provision dealer here Kevin-st. Up. and Bishop-st. intersect. 29 Duffy, Philip, baker & flour mer. 18l. 29½ Byrne, James, dairy, 8l. 30 O'Brien, Michael, prov. stores, 14l. ......here Maher's-court intersects...... 31 Byrne, Robert, coal factor, 10l. 32 M'Grath, Thomas, grocer, 16l. ......here Lamb's-court intersects...... 33 Berry, William, & Co. seedsmen, 33l. 34 and 35 Tenements, 16l., 23l. Kevin-street, Lower. From Wexford-street to Cross Kevin-street. P. St. Peter.—Mansion-house W.—City. 1 Caffrey, Matthew, vintner, 33l. 2 O'Toole, Timothy, hairdresser, 17l. 3 Gaskin, A. coal & coke stores, 23l. 3½ Thompson, Michael, saddler 4 Tenements, 18l. ......here Liberty-lane intersects....... |
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