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THOM'S
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND:
FOR THE YEAR
1882.
COMPRISING
BRITISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL DIRECTORIES.
PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
PEERAGE, BARONETAGE, AND KNIGHTAGE DIRECTORY.
NAVAL AND MILITARY DIRECTORY.
STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
GOVERNMENT OFFICES' DIRECTORY.
UNIVERSITY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MEDICAL DIRECTORY.
LAW DIRECTORY.
ECCLESIASTICAL DIRECTORY.
BANKING DIRECTORY. POSTAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY AND BOROUGH DIRECTORY.
LIEUTENANCY AND MAGISTRACY OF IRELAND.
POST OFFICE DUBLIN CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY,
WITH NEW ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF DUBLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS.
®ptg-wnt| JUiuial fublitaftm.
DUBLIN:
ALEXANDER THOM & CO., 87, 88, & 89, MIDDLE ABBEY-STREET,
LONGMANS 6c CO., SIMPKJN, MARSHALL, Sc CO., AND KELLY & CO., LONDON.
JOHN MENZIES & CO., EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW.
GEORGE ROBERTSON, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE.
MDCCCLXXX11.
Price Twenty-one Shilling.

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Lennon, Edw. sand and stone quarry
MacDonogh, Rev. Albert Irwin, D.D.
rector and vicar of Chapelizod
Murray, Thomas, vintner
M'Kenzie, Edward, clerk of works
Maloney, Mr. Michael, Garden lodge
Mayne, Arthur, Mulberry hill
Phoenix Park Distillery—The Distillers'
Co. (limited)
POST OFFICE—J.Fitzpatrick,postmatr
Pressly, David,

KINCTSTOWIV—LOUGrHLLNSTOWN—LUCAN. 1561
Sexton, Thomas, road contractor, '34 Clifford, Major W. C. 25/. 57 Bond, Miss, 20/.
13/. 5a. 35 Manso, Mrs. Tivoli hall, 42/. 58 Covington, Mr. John, 20/.
Doyle, Patrick, builder, /. Wi.
hoyd, Samuel, esq. J.p. Shanganagh : Baureigh, Mountrath, 52/. • Dodwell. J. Croft, esq. ShankiU ho. 90/.
park, 157/. V>s. Robinson, Archibald, esq. Llanmore! Grehan, Mr. Thomas, Mullinastill
Caldbeck, Thos. F. esq. Eaton Brae J house j Haffield, Thomas, esq. Sylvanmount.
Colvin, John JI. esq. Barnclose house R. I. C. Police Station — Constable Houghton, John T. esq. Ballybride
Cullen, Miss, Millhouse C. M'Loughlin in charge
De Montmorency, Hon. Francis R. ' Scott, Colonel Hopton, Locksley
Wilmont i Shanganagh castle—vacant
Home—Vacant jSimmonds, E. esq. J.?. Cromlech
emphill, Chas. esq. Q.C. Clifton Idge. | Sullivan, Captain, R.N. Parc-na-silla
olmes, Miss, Crinkin j Talbot, Captain, Aubrey
Humphries, Walter, M.D. Mona Towson, Mr. John, Haeketsland
Keily, John. esq. Clarebeg ! Withers, Mr. James, Abingdon
LUCAN.
Kirk, J. esq. The Cottage
Orpen, J. K. esq. Emerald, .37/.
Riall, Capt. R.N. Chantilly, IIS/. UU.
Rov-au-IIamihon, Mrs. Catherine,
ShankiU castle
Searight, Graves E. esq. Springfield,
481.10*.
Steele, Major-General, Lordciio
LucAN,an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, seven miles W. from Dublin,comprising
| to area of 1,126 acres. Population, 523. It is partly the property of the Colthurst Vesey family, and
partly the property of the Messrs. Shackleton, who have recently purchased the Petty Canon lands from the
Representatives of the late J. Grandon, esq. The town is prettily situated in a fertile vale, on the south
bank of the River LifFey, which is here crossed by a stone bridge of one arch, and consists of one wide angular
street of small but neat houses and cottages, most of which are let in summer fco visitors and invalids. Its
! uhlic buildings are. the Parish Church, a neat structure with a tower and spire, a large new Roman Catholic
Church, a Sisters of Mercy Convent, a Wesieyan Methodise Church, and a Presbyterian Church. It lias
U Dispensary, a Lending Library, Church and National Schools. It is a Chief Constabulary Police Station,
tod Petty Sessions are held every alternate Tuesday. In the grounds of Weston Park is the well-known and

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much-frequented waterfall, called the Salmon Leap ; which consists of a succession of rocky ledges on the Liffey,
over which the fish dart at one hound. It forms a beautiful cascade, the picturesque effect of which is greatly
increased by the rich and lofty wooded banks of the river, and the adjoining tastefully embellished demesne of
Leixlip Castle.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING TETTT SESSIONS, every alternate Tuesday—Lord Annaly ; Colonel Charles Colthurst
Vesey, D.L. ; Captain "Willcoeks ; William Moran, esq.; W. R. F. Godley, esq. ; Captain Hartley, A. Shackieton,
esq. ; Sir James Mackey, D.L. and T. Dowling, esq. Clerk—Mr. James Gibson.
Annaly, Right Hon. Lord, Woodlands Godley Mr. W.
Atkinson, R. esq. Ballyowen 1 Green, Mrs. Grange
PRESBYTERIAN Ciiuccn - Rev. W.
White, minister
Barr, Mr. Andrew, Ahaderrigg | fTaire, Captain W. II. Luean lodge Proctor, Mr. S.
Barr, Mr. Hugh, Dodsborough ! Hill, Jas. worsted and tweed factory Quigley, Mr. Edward
Barr, W. esq. FinstOAvu
Hunt, Rev. J. c.c.
Jtailicay Station, M. G W. R.—John
Beard, The Misses
Jack. Henry, agricultural mechanist Keogh,agent
Bella ney, David, esq. Esker house Johnston, Mr. Thomas
Railway Station, G.S.W.R. — Mr.
Bennett, Mr. John, Ballyowen castle Keeffe, Mr. Hugh
Brennan,agent
Benson, Rev. Charles, The Vicarage Kearney. Mr. J. Headoouit Rainsford, Mrs. The Mall
Bossi, The Misses
Keogh, Mr. Somerton
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar-
Bourke, Mr. Patrick, Coldrinagh Kingston, Benjamin, grocer and carrioyes—Robert Buckley
Brennan, J. esq. Allenswood
penter
Rooney, Mr. Richard, Grange
Buckley, Mr. George, Tubber cottage Leonard, Mr. Patrick
Rourke, Edward, farmer and grocer
Buckley, Robert, grocer and draper Levingo, E. G. esq M.D.
Royal Irish Constabulary Station —
Buckley. Samuel, victualler
LCCAN CncECii—Rev. Chas. Benson, A M'Clclland, esq. sub-inspector
Casey, Mr. Peter, Esker
incumbent
Shackieton, Joseph, Anna Liffey and
Chandlee, Mrs. Griffin lodge
LCCAN R. CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev. Grange mills
Christie, David, land steward
J. Hunt
Shackieton, Miss, The Mall
Clarke, Wm. F. esq. C.E. Esker house Lynch, Mr. Edward, Springfield Shackieton, Richard, esq. Canon-
Clinton, Mr. Thos. Finstown cottage M'Evoy, Bryan, vintner
brook
Collins, Miss C. Crescent
Mackey, Sir Jas.Wm. D.L. J.p.Wood- Shannon, Mr. C. Viewmount
Conlan, P. Luean Arms hotel
ville
Sherlock, Thomas, general dealer
Convent (Presentation)—~Slrs. Kennedy, Magee, Mrs. vintner
Smith, Mr. Walter, GUnwood
superioress
Malone, Mr. Edward, Hillsborough Stanford, J. W. esq. C.E. Ounavarra
Cromer, J. painter and decorator Manning, Mr. Samuel, Springfield Stubbs, Miss, The Mall
Cunningham, Mr. John, Ballyowen Masterson, Mrs. Ballyowen Tandy, Mr. Michael
Dempsey, Bernard, vintner
METHODIST CHURCH—Rev. J. Irwin Tandy, Miss, Annadale cottage
Dispensary—E.G. Levinge,esq.medical; Moouey, Mr. Thomas, Twelfth lock Thornbury, William, builder
officer Moore, Mr. George, Ballydowd Tuthill, Fitzgerald, esq. Esker
Dowd, Thomas, provision dealer j Moran, W. esq. J.P. St. Edmondsbury Vesey Arms inn Mr. Michael Tracey,
Dunlop, W. II. D. esq. Finnstown ho, < Murray, Michael, esq. Balgaddy proprietor
Farrell, Chasles, Head Constable National School — R. II. Sullivan. Vesey, Charles Colthurst, esq. J.P.
R.I.C. j master D.L. Lieut.-Colonel County Dublin
Fitzgerald, Miss, The Mall I Xuttall, Mrs. The Mall Militia, Luean house
FitzGerald, Mr. Francis, St. Helen's ! Palmer, W. esq. White, Rev. William. Primrose hill
Gibson, James, postmaster, and clerk j Parochial School—W.H. Flynn, master Wills, John, esq. Willsbrook
of petty sessions ; Phelan, Patrick, Laurel lodge ; Wills, Mrs. Willsbrook
Gibson, Robert, esq. Allenswood ; POST OFFICE—Mr. James Gibson Young, John, land surveyor
LUSK—See KLSH.
MALAHIDE.
MALAHIDE, a maritime town and parish in Coolock barony, Dublin county, nine miles N. from Dublin, comprising
an area of 1*126 acres. Population, (].Y6. The town is situated on a narrow inlet of the sea, and on
the Great Northern railway, of which it forms the fourth station from Dublin. The Castle is & large square
building, Hanked by lofty circular towers, and stands on a high limestone rock, commanding a line view of the
town and bay. Of the original Castle little remains but the site, and that has been greatly enlarged and
improved by the present Lord Talbot de Malahide; the principal front is embattled, and the "main entrance,
which is under a splendid Gothic porch, is defended by two circular towers. The grand hall is roofed with
richly-carved ancient Irish oak, lighted by three large windows, wiih a gallerv at the end. Among the manv
splendid apartments the Custic contains, the most curious is that called the *? oak chamber," ceiled and wainscoted
with richly-carved oak, in compartments, containing scriptural devices, and lighted with a pointed window of
stained glass. In the drawing-room, among other valuable paintings, there is a small altar-niece p,unt«jd l>T
Albert I hirer, said to have been originally in" the oratory of Mary Queen of Scots, at llolvrood House. Tlr;
demesne is adorned with groups of stately trees, and the grounds 7 and gardens of the Castle" are beautifully laid
out. It is open daily to visitors. The town contains manv handsome private residences which are permanent 1 }'
occupied. The only public buildings are the Church, a neat edifice of the later English stvle, which has recently
been enlarged ami restored, and a handsome Roman Catholic Church. It has a iarge and handsome Hotel, a
Constabulary Police and a Coast-guard Station, a National School, and a Parochial'Church of Ireland School.
Off the coast there are profitable beds of oysters, the property of the Lord of the Manor.
Archbold, John, The Diamond j Dunn, Mr. Thomas, Seapark i MALAHIDE CHURCH — Rev. Robert
Archbold, Joseph, farmer, Ross teiv Gaffney, Patrick, farmer Walsh, A.M. incumbent ; Rev. 8.
race ! Oavan, Miss j Tomlinson, A. B. curate
rVn' vrW' ^T"., I "*»• *"*• lodging-house, and grocer! MALAHIDE R. C. CHCKCH-RCV. 1). P.
Cahill, Michael, victualler ' -' b ° ' m :*r* r \ Mulcahy Rev D Murnhv c c
Coast-guard Station - Commandant, j «olton Farre!l, postmaster : ^ . ^ in^nU,n^2^ propr.
Ernest Stubbs | Howard, Michael, victualler McDonnell, Tbomas, builder
Ditiensary— Richard Stanistreet, esq.. James, George, lodging house keeper Mooney. Miss, Malahide
M.D. surg. medical attendant and builder Murphy, Rev.' D. c.c. The Diamond

1 oiitt
6 Allen, John, esq. surveyor and inspector
of mails G.P.O. Egiinton
lodge, 50/.
7 Bourne, Walter, esq. Clifton-lodge,
50?.
8 Vacant, 42?.
9 Abbott, Rev. Thomas K. F.T.C.D.
Victoria lodge, 41?.
10 Miller, Mrs. Oriel lodge, 33?.
Seapoint-avenue,
1 Smyth, Mrs.
2 Strong, James H. C.E.
Semple, Joseph M.tea & wine importer
house, land, and coal agent, agent
Royal Insurance Co. 30?..
Thorp, William, contractor for South
City Markets, Aberdelgie 22?.
Seapoint-terrace.
1 Vacant,
2 Watson, William, esq.
3 Dwyer, Miss,
4 Bowles, Mrs.
5 Morton, W. J. esq.
57?.
57?.
1C?.
20/.
32/.
COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
PILLAR LKTTER-EOX, collected at . Q ."0 Vac nut.
42?.
A.M. 4.45 P.M. d: S.30 P.M. on Sun­ 7 Manning, Chas. Job) i, esq. 4 4/.
days, 8.30 A.M. only
8 Crowe, Mrs.
42?.
Seapoint Baths—James Clinch, prop. ,, Chambers, Mrs.
Seapoint Railway Station—Mr. Wil­ 9 Bewley, Samuel, junr. esq. 4-"/.
liam Wilson, station master, 15?. 10 Creedon, Joseph Daniel, esq. 55/.
11 Corcoran, James J. esq. 55?.
Seapoint-villas. 12 Vernon, Mrs.
55?,
1 Carleton, Hy. esq. Gorphwysfa, 70?. j 13 Westropp, Mrs.
55?.
2 Stannus, Walter T. esq. LL.D. D.L. ; 14 and 15 Vacant,
j.p. cos. Down, Londonderry and 16 Curwcn, Miss,
Tyrone, 70?. j 17 Holdright, Mrs.
18 Butler, the Misses,
each Ahl.
45?.
45/.
45?,
Tobernea-terrace.
1 Betham, Captain Sheffield,
2 Hodges, Mrs.
3 Browne, Major Montague,
officer of pensioners,
4 Boyle, II. S. esq.
19 Tim, Mrs.
45?.
55?. 20 Hughes, Mrs. Sarah, & Aughnacliff
52/. Granard,
45?.
staff 21 Westbv, Rev. IJenry II. J. 70/.
50?. 22 Caulfeild,Lieutenan b-ColonelMont-
48/. gomerie,
70/.
,, Blake, Miss,
Uplands.
THE niLL.
Trafalgrar-terrace.
1 Ellis, Wm. II. Manderville, esq. 4S/.
2 Graham, the Misses, 4S?.
3 Blood, George L. esq. 39?.
4 Vacant, 42?.
5 Dwyer, the Misse3, 42/.
MULHUDDART—See CASTLEKNOCK.
PALMERSTOWN.
1 Connolly, Mrs.
42?.
2 Findlater, Adam S. esq. A.B 55?.
3 Moore, the Misses,
ij'ol.
Tudor ho.—Wm. II. Jones, barrister,
C5?.
PALMERSTOWN, or PALMERSTON, a parish and village in Uppercross barony, Dublin county, five miles westfrom
the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of l,51o acres. Population of the parish, 1,511. It is
situated on the river Liffey and road to Lacan, and contains iron and lead works, and oil and dye-stud
mills. The village consists of small humble dwellings, irregularly built, a Roman Catholic chapel, and
Constabulary Police station. The Great Southern and "Western line of railway passes through the parish.
In the vicinity there are several handsome seats and villas, the principal of which is Palmerstown House, a
seat of the Earl of Donoughmore, erected by his ancestor, the Right Hon. T. II. Hutchinson, when Secretary
for Ireland. It is a spacious mansion in an elevated situation, commanding- line views. A fair for horses
and cattle, well frequented, takes place on 21st August.
Close, William, wood turner M'Mahon, Mrs. Orchard
ZHspensary—Rt. W. Andrew, medical; Mooney, James, farmer
officer I Moore, Rev. John, P.P.
Fayle,Wm. Robinson, esq. Riversdalej Rice, Gerald, vintner
Fitzgibbon, Gerald,

RAXELAGH AND CULLENSWOOD—RATHCOOLE AND SAGGARD. 157.5
LEESOX-PARK VILLAS.
11 Man gin, Mrs.
12 Heath, Mrs.
13 Archdall, Mrs.
14 Walker, Miss
15 Harris, the Misses
,, Harris, C. D. esq.
16 Oldham, Harold, architect
Diookville—Lynch, James, esq. 2U.
Ashbrook—M'Question, Geo. Waller
esq. 48J.
P.enburb—Mrs. Dockvell
11 Morgan, John I>. esq. 112.
13 Hillis, Mr. Hugh, 81. 10*.
15 Parker, Mrs. SI.
17 Vacant, 71.10$.
19 Smith, Mr. Henry, 121.105.
8 Frengley, "William, esq. 152. 10s.
42 Walker, George, esq.
„ Smith, the Misses
..here Marlboroagh-road intersects..
SANDFORD-PAEADE.
21 Vacant, 14/. 15*. 44 Bolger, James, esq.
23 Richardson, Mrs. 121. 46 Bulfin, Michael, esq.
48 Vacant,
2 Mailey, William, esq. 18*. 50 Hodson, Mrs.
4 Clifford,Rer.Caleb U. Irish Church, 52 Vacant
181. 54 Vacant
6 Halsted, Mrs. 182.
54A Bruton, Mis.
2')!.
Sally mount-terrace.
Township of Rathmines.
Sandford-nill.
56 Pidgeon, John, esq.
58 Harding, P. G. esq.
60 Parker, William, esq.
2'M.
172. 10*.
172. lis.
Cullensicood-rd.—P. St. Mary, Donnybrk RanelagJi-road.—P. St. Peter. 62 Roberts, Patk. horticult. 112. 10*.
1 Bradley, the Misses,
2 Ingram, Miss,
S Du Bedat, Mrs. Henry,
Bewley, Mrs. Sandford grove, 1002. 64 Vacant,
192.
221.
Bewley, Saml. esq. J.P. Sandford hill, 126 Redmond, Mrs. Belmont lodge,
211.
1012.
•3-21.
'211.
128 Mason, Thomas, esq. Woodviile
lodge, 212.
Sand ford.
Sandford-road.
130 Atkinson, Richard W. esq. 4•*/.
262.
24 Tivy, Mrs. 222.
Sandford-avenue.
Bushfield-aven u e.
1 West, Mrs.
26 Brown, C. Graham, esq. 25/.
23 Hedgelong, Mr. Charles, 252.
30 Fox, Miss, 262.
132. 32 Wiber, F. L. esq. Board of Works,
Woodviile.
Sandford.
3 Swaine, James F. esq. Registry of
282. 1 Welsh, Mrs. Susan Jate, lHt
Heeds office, 13?. 34 Carleton, Mrs. 282. 2 Davy, Mrs. Ul.
5 llountree, James,esq. IZl. 36 Vacant, 282. 3 Clibborn, James, esq. and 41 Dame-
7 Drurcm, Thomas, merchant, 132. 38 Franklin, lte_v. Joseph U. 2-->2. street. 34^.
9 Hughes, William E. esq. \2l. 40 Vacant, 302. 4 Allen, the Misses, 341.
RATHCOOLE AND SAGGARD.
RATHCOOLE, an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, 10 miles S.W. from Dublin, comprising
an area of 4,705 acres. Population, 459. The town, which was anciently called Radcull, is situated
upon the road to Naas, and consists of one street, about a quarter of a mile in length, chiefly of small houses
and cabins, irregularly built. The only public building is the Parish Church, a neat plain edifice. It has a
Dispensary. It is the head station of the Constabulary force of the district of Uppercross. About two miles
raid a half N.W. from Rathcoole is the parish and village of Neiccastle, comprising an area of 4,2b'3 acres.
Population, 1,1 OIL It is situated on the Grand Canal. The village was formerly a borough, having a
portrieve and burgesses under charter of James I., and prior to the Union, sent two members to the Irish
parliament. The Church is an ancient picturesque edifice, covered with ivy, having a fine eastern window.
The Roman Catholic Church is a neat building, with a belfry. There is a Dispensary and National Schools
Petty Sessions are held every alternate Friday.
MAGISTRATES ATTENI>INQ PETIT SESSIONS AT RATHCOOLE, every alternate Friday.—John C. Kennedy, esq.;
J. T. Verschoyle, esq. ; Alexander Graydon, esq.
Carty, Mr. James, Greenogue Rathcoole Dispensary—Pat. Jos.M'Evoy, Connolly, Owen, esq. Ballscott, Hazle-
Carroll, Andrew, vintner
medical attendant, Rathcoole hatch
Constabulary Police Station — John Senior, Mrs. Anne
Connor, John, esq. Loughtown, Ilazle-
Stewart, constable in charge Senior, Thomas, farmer
hatch
Cullen, Mr. Matthew
Sheil, Mr. Edward, Elm cottage Graydon, Alexander, esq. Newcastle
Kelly, II. vintner
Sheal, Mr. James, Rathcoole house house
Kelly, P. J. baker
Speur, Mr. Edward
Howe, John, esq. Wheatfield
Kennedy, Sir John bart. J.P. Johns­
Kelly, Patrick, esq. Newcastle
town-Kennedy
M'Evoy, Patrick Joseph, surgeon
Newcastle.
Kennedy, Robert, esq.
Lambert, 3Irs. Staccumnie, ll.izle-
M'Allister, John, farmer
Colganstown—vacant
hatch
POST OFFICE — Miss Sophia Senior, Black Church inn—Peter Vicars, prop. M'Donald, Myles, esq. Paymount,
postmistress
Byrne, Mr. John, K eating's park
Hazlehatch
R ATHCOOLE CHURCH—Rev. W. f; I CI on curry, Lady, Lyons house, and Madden, Patrick, vintner
Thornhill, incumbent,Glebe house. Maretimo, Blackrock National School—Amelia Ua ugh ton
252.

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NEWCASTLE CnuKcn—Rev.
O'Meara, incumbent
Rathcoole Parish School—M. Downey,
mistress
Richey, Mr. John, Castlewarden
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev.
Michael Barry, P.P. and Rev.
Joseph Slattery, c.c.
RusseU, Henry, esq. Athgoe park
Shekleton, Joseph, Lyons mills
Henry Thornhill, Rev. W. J. Glebe house,
j Ratheoole
Woodburn, Joseph, farmer
Saggard.
Atkinson, William, esq. Brittas
Dowling, James, The Hotel, Brittas
Drury, Thomas, paper mills—office,
8 Ormond-quay, lower
National School—Ml. Martin, schoolmaster;
Teresa Coonan, mistress
RATHFARNHAM.
POST OFFICE—Miss Teresa Waters,
postmistress
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev.
Michael Barry, P.P. and Rev.
Joseph Slattery, c.c.
Verschoyle, John James, esq. J.P.
Tapsaggard house
Walsh, Richard, esq. Kingswood
Waters, W. coach proprietor, Cheeverstown
RATHFARNHAM, a parish and village in Uppercross and Rathdown baronies, Dublin county, four miles south
from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 2,581 acres. Population, 5,555. It is situated on the
road to Whitechurch, and near where the Military-road commences that crosses the mountains into Wieklow
county. The village consists of one long irregular street: the Church on the right side, with a tower and spire.
The Roman Catholic Church is a large building. The Loretto Convent, in the vicinity is a modern brick building,
attached to which there is an elegant chapel, a female free school, also a ladies'' boarding and day school. There is
also at Firhouse a Carmelite Convent, also a Dispensary, a Petty Sessions Court-house, and District Constabulary
Police Station. A fair is held on July 10. The bridge of Rathfarnham, over the river Dodder, is several hundred
yards from the village, the approach to which is rising ground, thickly shaded in summer by the trees of
the demesnes on each side. The neighbourhood abounds in pretty seats and villas, commanding rich views
of the Dublin mountains and bay. The castle of Rathfarnham was built by Archbishop Loftus in the rei£, r n of
Elizabeth. One of the entrances to the demesne, fronting the Dodder, is in the style of a Roman triumphal arch.
The entrance to the castle is by a portico of eight Doric columns that support a dome painted in fresco with the signs
of the zodiac. Ballvboden, a village in the parish of Whitechurch, is about one and a quarter miles farther on,
and comprises an area of two acres. Population, 252.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTT SESSIONS, every second Tuesday— George Deane, esq.; Charles GranbyBurke,
esq.; John G. Drury, esq.; James N. Davis, esq.; Thomas H. Guinness, esq.; John Hatchell, esq.; E. Blackburne,
esq. Q.c.; Hon. Hercules Rowley, Henry Hodgens, esq.; Edward Fottrell, esq.: and nenry Watson, esq. Clerk—
Richard Molloy, Templeogue.
Arthur, John, bootmaker
Bannan, Patk. gro.

Jobson, Robert, esq. Springvale
Lane, J. A. esq. Air park
Leedom, John, coal factor
Lenehan, Mary, grocer,

TALLAGHT—TERENURE. 1601
TALLAGHT.
TALLAGHT, an inland town and parish in Uppercross barony, Dublin county, seven miles S.W. by W. from
Dablin, comprising an area of 21,868 acres. Population of parish, 4,921 ; of town, 312, inhabiting 57
houses. The town is situated on the road to Blessington, and the parish extends from near Templeogue to
Crumlin, and on its southern side to Brittas, including Brittas Ponds, to Balrothery hill on the river Dodder,
to the Green hills at its western extremity. The southern portion forms the range called the Tallaght Hills,
and commands magnificent views of the bay and vale of Dublin. The church, a little above the town, dedicated
to St. Maeirune, is a modern building in the pointed style. At Firhouse there is a convent of Discalced
Carmelites, and at Mount Anne a small monastery of the same order, and a Priory of the Dominican order at
St. Mary's. In the town there is a Dispensary, and there are National and Parochial Schools. It is a Constabulary
Police station, and Petty Sessions are held every alternate Wednesday. There are several paper
and flour mills in the parish.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every alternate Wednesday—Sir John Lentaigne, C.B. D.L.; Dr. Evory
Kennedy ; Richard Walsh, esq. ; John Leonard, esq.; Thomas Roper, esq. ; Henry T. Finlay, esq.; Joseph
Nugent Lentaigne, esq. B.L. ; Thomas Dowling, esq.—Clerk, R. D. Molioy.
Airton—vacant
B agnail, Mr. farmer, Ballinascorney
Barr, John, esq. Belview
Boardman, J. and A. paper mills,
Boldbrook
Boothman, Jno. Bathampton cottage
Boothman, Mrs. Kiltipper house
Brown, R. S. esq. Garranstown
Brown, James, county cess collector—
office, 33, Dominick st. Ir. Dublin
Brown, James V. esq. Brookfield
Brown, Richard, farmer, YVTutestowu
Brown, William, farmer, Newh.aH
Byrne, Mr. John, Killenarden house
CARMELITE CONVENT—Mrs. Duffy,
superioress
Cobbe, Chas. esq. Glan-na-Smoi lodge
Connor, John, Willing-ton
Devine, Henry, esq. Killininny house,
401.
dispensary—J. S. Lawlor, M.D. Q.U.T.
medical attendant
Dowling, Francis, esq. Firhouse
Doyle, Kevin, esq. Ballinascorney
Doyle, Michael, farmer, Killenarden
Doyle, Miles, farmer
Early. Win, esq. Kilnamanagh
Fleming, Anthony, esq. Jobstown
Fox. William, farmer, Whitestown
ilaudeock, Wm. Domville, esq. J.P.
Sallypark
Ilanlon, Thomas, farmer, Gibbons
Ilealey, James, farmer
ifealey, Mvles. farmer
Ilealy, Patrick Corballis, farmer
Henderson,J. e«fc Kiltalown, 137/. 10*'.
Jordan, Michael, esq. Old bawn
Keon, Rev. J, c.c. Bohernabreena
Lentaigne, Sir John, C.B. J.P. and 1
Great Denmark-street
Lentaigne, Joseph Nugent, esq. j.p.
Lloyd, H. C. esq. Bawn villa
Manning, "William, esq. Oldbawn
Martin, Mr. Benjamin, Firhouse
Molioy, Richard D. relieving officer

160-2
COUNTS DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
Bustoypark-road. Kimmage, Upper.
Templeo&ue.
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Campbell, James H. M. barrister | officer, Terenure Dispensary-res.
Campbell, William M. esq. Prospectj Kimmage lodge
7 ° ' 381.1 Davy, Mrs. kimmage lodge, SM.
C,,y WUUam Keatinge, sol. Meadow Davy, Rev. Humphry Kimmage lodge
bank
33! - Fanington, Christopher, es.j. Brook-
[ r ^ S e ^ b T e T ^ S S ^ £ * - S S .
W
"imam. ««»•
a
" ,
sec. and chief cashier Royal Bank
Lennox, Mrs. mill owner, kc
of Ireland
Kimmage mills
I>odd's-building,s. Manly, William, dairy proprietor
1 Dowling, James, esq.
Manly, Mrs. dairy
2 Rooney, John, esq.
Place, Mrs. Kimmage grove I
3 Murphy, Mr. Michael, Woodvilla
Palmer, William, esq. Lakelands ho. i
i Stokes, Mrs. Summerville
Regan, Patrick, grocer j
RothweU.Edw.esq. Meeanee villa, 39/.
Sail, William, esq. Meeanee villa
Everton-terrace.
23£ Sandford-Wills, William Robert, late
\ Orimley, Rev. J. J. c.c.
,, O'Mulloy, Rev. John, D.D. c.c. ^*.
capt. Scots Greys,
.-,
Fortfield lodge
i O'Connor, Thomas, esq. and 10 Terenure manor—vacant ±211.
KUdare street,
201.
O'Connor, Wm.Edmond, L.M.
Minnow Brook-terrace.
Kimmage-road.
Kimmage-road.
Frwn Terenure.
1 M'Dermott, Owen, esq.
Alexander, D. esq. Besborough, 2SK.L Vacant
Boland, Jas. esq. Minnowbrook, III.
Byrne, James, shoemaker
Byrne, Mrs. sand contractor
Byrne, Richard, teacher National:
* school, Rathfarnham
Rathfarnnam-road.
Terenure.
rom Ie%
*
Parish ofPathfamhanx.
Cary, Captain George, late 77th Regt. Ba}iey> Thomas, esq. Newcourt, i$L
Laurel lodge,
60Z P. of Rathfarnham.
Beech park—vacant,
Carroll, Henry, horseshoer
***•
Carty, J. esq. Charleville
Connor, James, Templeogue inn
Delaford house—vacant
Dowling, Francis, esq. Fir house
Handcock, William, Domville, esq.
j.p. Sally park
Hume, Mrs. Idrone house
Kavanagh. Mr. Michael, Springfield
Kennedy, James, farmer, Wellington
King,Chas.Stewart,esq. Cypress grove
King, Chas. Strong, esq. Cypress grove
Kirwan, Mrs. Spawellfarm
Maconchy, Charles W. Templeogue
mills
M'Donough, Michael, esq. Cherryfiehl
Magrane, Jas. esq. Knocklyon castle
Magrane, Mrs. Old court
Martin, William, esq. Mount Alton
Mount Michael—vacant
Murphy, J. esq. Templeogue house
OTleanlou, Jno. Fraser, esq. Rose hall
O'Connor, W. P. esq. Mountain view
O'Gorman, Patk. Cogan, esq. Templeogue
lodge
Riversdale— vacant
Roach, John E. esq. Kilvare
Roberts, Mrs. Prospect
Ryan, Mrs. Knocklyon house
Smith, B. esq. Tymen cottage
Smith, Thomas, farmer, Whitehall
Sullivan, Marcus C. esq. Castlefield
Templeville—vacant
FORTFIELD-TERRACE.
L Davy, Dr. Edmund William
I Jones, Colonel
Templeogne-road.
-: Frank ford — vacant
Brady, Thomas, car owner
Carey, Thomas, esq. Bloomville iGilligan, Mrs. Moira lodge, 1SZ.
Hooper, William, esq. Little Fortfield
Dalv, Bernard, esq. J.P. Hasleiwook, Banbury, U. II. esq. Wasdale house,
130?.
Jones, James, carpenter
861.
Kensington house—vacant
Devine, Mrs.
Herbert, Mrs. C. grocer and provision
Murray, Michael, dealer in sand
Elliott, Mrs.
dealer
Roger&on, David, esq. Oluey, ?
Eglinton lodge, vacant
Lowry, Daniel, esq. Moira house, 18L
Ilayes, Miss, dressmaker
Murray, Richard, horse shoer
Kerr, Mr. Robert, Milford cottage Nash, Rev. Alexander, Bloonville
Kirwan, John, esq. Ilorton
Nicholson, J. M. esq. Beechlawn, 40/.
Mahalm.Wm.esq. Terenure villa, 52/. phMipson, Henry, esq. Everton
Martin. Mrs. Willow cottage : Robinson, William, esq. Rosevilh ,30?.
Moore,StevensonC.esq.St.John's,10C/. i>van y{vs, Westbourne,
01/.
Newcombe, Mrs. Ilollyville cottage i *
Presentation Convent for teaching poor!
children—Mrs. Meade, superioress
in. j
Rc£-tn, Patrick, grecer
(,/ -
Sandford, Capt. Wills, Fortfield lodge
Terenure College, Very Rev. Michael A
Moore, o.c.c. president; Rev. Paul
M-Donnell, o.c.c. burser ; Rev.
P. Donegan, O.C.C
l?A>l -
Wake, Mrs. Kensington
St. Bridget's.
Near Terenure.
I Martin, Mrs.
Wentworth cottage—vacant, \2,l. 10a u Farrell, Mrs.
Terenure-terrace.
1 Taggard, George, esq.
2 Flood, B. A. esq.
3 Smiths.oa. Mrs.
13/.!
4 Beatty, Francis, C.E.
11. 105.
Ryan, Patrick, esq. Minnow brook;* P r e n d' s t 'Mrs. janies, 101. 10s. "Lakelands-park.
villa, 31/.J '
Scriven, Wm. esq. Oriel lodge, 14/.;
Lakeland*.
Sheridan, Brothers, painters d: paper gt< Josepn'S-terrace. i Vacant
hangers I „. ,
•2 Becker, John, merchant
Temple hill—vacant odl. *
,, Decker, Michael, merchant
Wells, W. F. esq. Air lawn 1 Duggan, Henry, buildng contractor; 3 Cordner, Mrs.
Zion house—vacant |2 Vacant [ 4 Weekes, Charles, esq.
WHITECHURCH (see RATHFARNHAM).
WILL1AMSTOWN. (BLACKROCK TOWNSHIP.) r.m
VVILLIAMSTOW:;. a maritime village in the parish of Booterstown, partly in Dublin barony, but chielly in
of Rathdown, Dublin county, 41 nSlea S.E. from the General Post Office^ Dublin, comprising an area of 40 ac ^
Population. .575, inhabiting 94- houses. It is situated upon the S. shore ot Dublin bay, close to the P^MJL ,
railway, and on the road to~Bray. It is resorted to as a bathing-place. In the neighbourhood, approached i
Booterstown or Blackrock, there are many handsome seats ami villas. The parish church is situated in Oi
avenuej Blackrock. It is within the Blackrock postal delivery.