Mary-street
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Date | 1862 |
Source | Thom's Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862 |
Section |
From Capel-street to Liffey-street, Up.
P. St. Mary.—North City W.—City.
1 Lynch, Jas. boot & shoemaker, 18l.
2 Mooney, John, boot & shoe mkr. 30l.
3 Heade, Anne, dairy, 20l.
4 Murtagh, T. M. leather deal. &c. 25l.
5 Berk, L. picture frame and fancy warehouse, 20l.
…here Jervis-lane intersects…
6 Sweetman, Patk. prov. dealer, 28l.
7 Barden, Miss F. milliner, 15l.
8 Evans, Robert, trimming warehouse, 16l.
9 Boles, George, umbrella & parasol manufacturer, 16l.
10 M'Keever, Patk. merch. tailor, 18l.
11 Lynam, Edward, musical instrument seller, 8l.
12 & 13 Beakey's cabinetmaking and upholstery establishment, 17l., 24l.
…here Stafford-street intersects…
St. Mary's Church—Rev. E. S. Abbott, rector
…here Jervis-street intersects…
14 Cullen, J. Wm. grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 28l.
15 Henry, James, boot & shoemak. 20l.
„ Henry, Mary, dressmaker
16 Evans, Mary, confectioner, 23l.
17, 18, 19, and 20 Tickle, Geo. cabinet-maker & upholsterer—factory and wholesale warehouse, 57 and 58 Jervis-street, 21l., 30l., 37l.
21 Long, W. & Sons, coach builds. 110l.
„ Long, William, esq. j.p.
22 Dickson, Hogg, and Robertson, seed mers. and nurserymen, 52l.
„ Robertson, James, seedsman
23 Bewley, Henry, wholesale druggist, & manufacturer of mineral waters, 230l.
„ Draper, Carter E. druggist
24 Keenan, Charles, dlr. in leeches, 37l.
25 Durham, Francis, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and auctioneer, 44l.
26 and 27 Vacant, 50l., 70l.
28 Phair, John, house painter & paper stainer, 38l.
29 Haslam, James B. wax and tallow chandler—res. 21 Cullenswood-avenue, 33l.
„ Edwards and Co. commission agts.
30 Scott, Wm. boot and shoe mk. 28l.
31 Hagarty, Frances, strawbonnet maker, and 115 George's-street, Kingstown, 26l.
„ Farrell, Thomas, tobacconist
32 O'Brien, Catherine, wine and spirit dealer, 24l.
…here Lifey-street, Upper, and Denmark-street intersect.…
33 Woods, M. groc. & spir. mer. 55l.
34 Frew, Mrs. Lucinda, French stay maker, 35l.
35 Staunton, Cath. furrier, &c. 45l.
„ Byrne, Eliza, confectioner
36 Barnardo, John M. furrier to the Lord Lieutenant, 58l.
37 Torkington, John, upholsterer, cabinetmaker, and auctioneer, 65l.
„ Bergin, D. C. solicitor
38 Doyle, Jno. boot & shoe manuf. 60l.
39 Moffatt and Thomson, tailors and drapers, 44l.
40 Apothecaries' Hall—Charles Titchborne, r.e. analytical chemist—res. 13 Waltham-terrace, Blackrock, 130l.
41 Evans, The Misses, baby-linen warehouse, 48l.
„ Might, Barbor, professor of music
42 Caldwell, James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and undertaker, 48l.
43 White, Edw. A. surgeon, m.r.c.s.i. 36l.
43½ Vacant, 27l.
44 M'Cullagh, F. & J. ladies and children's shoe warehouse, 38l.
45 Fraser, Simon Rich. house furnishing ironmonger & gen. merch. 80l.
„ Lemmon, Lyon, church ornament and vestment manufacturer
46 Boyd, Samuel, drug, oil, and colour merchant, manufacturer of fancy soap and perfumery, and Sloperton, Monkstown, 105l.
47 Todd, Burns, and Co. silk mercers, shawlmen, linen and woollen drapers, tailors, hatters, boot and shoe makers, upholsterers, carpet warehousemen, cabinetmakers, haberdashers, jewellers, lacemen, hosiers, glovers, outfitters for emigration purposes, and for family and general mourning complete, &c, and 24, 25, & 26 Jervis-st. 768l.
„ Todd, Wm. esq. Orwell, Rathgar
„ Burns, Gilbert, esq. Knockmaroon
…here Jervis-street intersects…
48 Campbell, Jas. & Co. brassfounders, gas fitters, lamp makers, bronzists, and contractors for general house fittings, and 56 Jervis-street, 55l.
49 Gibson, Jas. glass-stainer, French glass shades, &c., window and plate glass warehouse 46l.
50 Gibson, James, house decorator and paperhangings manufacturer, and 6 Stafford-st. 38l.
51 & 52 M'Dowell, Hugh, cabinet mkr. upholsterer, undertaker, & valuator—manuf. 7 & 8 Ryder's-row, 58l.
…here Stafford-street intersects…
53 Bracken, Thomas, outfitter, 28l.
54 Reynolds, John, merchant tailor and clothes broker, 38l.
55 Daniel, Wm. house furnishing ironmonger, smith, brassfounder, gas-fitter, and general contractor—works, 1 and 2 Jervis-lane, 63l.
56 Turpin, A. and E. milliners, 26l.
57 Vacant, 24l.
58 Byrne, Richard, and Son, tailors and drapers, 28l.
…here Jervis-lane intersects…
59 Ennis, James, clothier, 20l.
60 Kelly, Matthew, grocer, wine, and spirit merchant, 24l.
61 Martin, P. clothes broker, 23l.
62 Tenements, 24l.
63 Foresman, Andrew, clothier, 18l.
64 Carr, Alex, wine & spirit stores, 23l.
65 M'Donagh, Simon, tobacco & snuff manufacturer, 30l.
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