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1562 COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.<br />
much-frequented waterfall, called the Salmon Leap ; which consists of a succession of rocky ledges on the Liffey,<br />
over which the fish dart at one hound. It forms a beautiful cascade, the picturesque effect of which is greatly<br />
increased by the rich and lofty wooded banks of the river, and the adjoining tastefully embellished demesne of<br />
Leixlip Castle.<br />
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING TETTT SESSIONS, every alternate Tuesday—Lord Annaly ; Colonel Charles Colthurst<br />
Vesey, D.L. ; Captain "Willcoeks ; William Moran, esq.; W. R. F. Godley, esq. ; Captain Hartley, A. Shackieton,<br />
esq. ; Sir James Mackey, D.L. and T. Dowling, esq. Clerk—Mr. James Gibson.<br />
Annaly, Right Hon. Lord, Woodlands Godley Mr. W.<br />
Atkinson, R. esq. Ballyowen 1 Green, Mrs. Grange<br />
PRESBYTERIAN Ciiuccn - Rev. W.<br />
White, minister<br />
Barr, Mr. Andrew, Ahaderrigg | fTaire, Captain W. II. Luean lodge Proctor, Mr. S.<br />
Barr, Mr. Hugh, Dodsborough ! Hill, Jas. worsted and tweed factory Quigley, Mr. Edward<br />
Barr, W. esq. FinstOAvu<br />
Hunt, Rev. J. c.c.<br />
Jtailicay Station, M. G W. R.—John<br />
Beard, The Misses<br />
Jack. Henry, agricultural mechanist Keogh,agent<br />
Bella ney, David, esq. Esker house Johnston, Mr. Thomas<br />
Railway Station, G.S.W.R. — Mr.<br />
Bennett, Mr. John, Ballyowen castle Keeffe, Mr. Hugh<br />
Brennan,agent<br />
Benson, Rev. Charles, The Vicarage Kearney. Mr. J. Headoouit Rainsford, Mrs. The Mall<br />
Bossi, The Misses<br />
Keogh, Mr. Somerton<br />
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Mar-<br />
Bourke, Mr. Patrick, Coldrinagh Kingston, Benjamin, grocer and carrioyes—Robert Buckley<br />
Brennan, J. esq. Allenswood<br />
penter<br />
Rooney, Mr. Richard, Grange<br />
Buckley, Mr. George, Tubber cottage Leonard, Mr. Patrick<br />
Rourke, Edward, farmer and grocer<br />
Buckley, Robert, grocer and draper Levingo, E. G. esq M.D.<br />
Royal Irish Constabulary Station —<br />
Buckley. Samuel, victualler<br />
LCCAN CncECii—Rev. Chas. Benson, A M'Clclland, esq. sub-inspector<br />
Casey, Mr. Peter, Esker<br />
incumbent<br />
Shackieton, Joseph, Anna Liffey and<br />
Chandlee, Mrs. Griffin lodge<br />
LCCAN R. CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev. Grange mills<br />
Christie, David, land steward<br />
J. Hunt<br />
Shackieton, Miss, The Mall<br />
Clarke, Wm. F. esq. C.E. Esker house Lynch, Mr. Edward, Springfield Shackieton, Richard, esq. Canon-<br />
Clinton, Mr. Thos. Finstown cottage M'Evoy, Bryan, vintner<br />
brook<br />
Collins, Miss C. Crescent<br />
Mackey, Sir Jas.Wm. D.L. J.p.Wood- Shannon, Mr. C. Viewmount<br />
Conlan, P. Luean Arms hotel<br />
ville<br />
Sherlock, Thomas, general dealer<br />
Convent (Presentation)—~Slrs. Kennedy, Magee, Mrs. vintner<br />
Smith, Mr. Walter, GUnwood<br />
superioress<br />
Malone, Mr. Edward, Hillsborough Stanford, J. W. esq. C.E. Ounavarra<br />
Cromer, J. painter and decorator Manning, Mr. Samuel, Springfield Stubbs, Miss, The Mall<br />
Cunningham, Mr. John, Ballyowen Masterson, Mrs. Ballyowen Tandy, Mr. Michael<br />
Dempsey, Bernard, vintner<br />
METHODIST CHURCH—Rev. J. Irwin Tandy, Miss, Annadale cottage<br />
Dispensary—E.G. Levinge,esq.medical; Moouey, Mr. Thomas, Twelfth lock Thornbury, William, builder<br />
officer Moore, Mr. George, Ballydowd Tuthill, Fitzgerald, esq. Esker<br />
Dowd, Thomas, provision dealer j Moran, W. esq. J.P. St. Edmondsbury Vesey Arms inn Mr. Michael Tracey,<br />
Dunlop, W. II. D. esq. Finnstown ho, < Murray, Michael, esq. Balgaddy proprietor<br />
Farrell, Chasles, Head Constable National School — R. II. Sullivan. Vesey, Charles Colthurst, esq. J.P.<br />
R.I.C. j master D.L. Lieut.-Colonel County <strong>Dublin</strong><br />
Fitzgerald, Miss, The Mall I Xuttall, Mrs. The Mall Militia, Luean house<br />
FitzGerald, Mr. Francis, St. Helen's ! Palmer, W. esq. White, Rev. William. Primrose hill<br />
Gibson, James, postmaster, and clerk j Parochial School—W.H. Flynn, master Wills, John, esq. Willsbrook<br />
of petty sessions ; Phelan, Patrick, Laurel lodge ; Wills, Mrs. Willsbrook<br />
Gibson, Robert, esq. Allenswood ; POST OFFICE—Mr. James Gibson Young, John, land surveyor<br />
LUSK—See KLSH.<br />
MALAHIDE.<br />
MALAHIDE, a maritime town and parish in Coolock barony, <strong>Dublin</strong> county, nine miles N. from <strong>Dublin</strong>, comprising<br />
an area of 1*126 acres. Population, (].Y6. The town is situated on a narrow inlet of the sea, and on<br />
the Great Northern railway, of which it forms the fourth station from <strong>Dublin</strong>. The Castle is & large square<br />
building, Hanked by lofty circular towers, and stands on a high limestone rock, commanding a line view of the<br />
town and bay. Of the original Castle little remains but the site, and that has been greatly enlarged and<br />
improved by the present Lord Talbot de Malahide; the principal front is embattled, and the "main entrance,<br />
which is under a splendid Gothic porch, is defended by two circular towers. The grand hall is roofed with<br />
richly-carved ancient Irish oak, lighted by three large windows, wiih a gallerv at the end. Among the manv<br />
splendid apartments the Custic contains, the most curious is that called the *? oak chamber," ceiled and wainscoted<br />
with richly-carved oak, in compartments, containing scriptural devices, and lighted with a pointed window of<br />
stained glass. In the drawing-room, among other valuable paintings, there is a small altar-niece p,unt«jd l>T<br />
Albert I hirer, said to have been originally in" the oratory of Mary Queen of Scots, at llolvrood House. Tlr;<br />
demesne is adorned with groups of stately trees, and the grounds 7 and gardens of the Castle" are beautifully laid<br />
out. It is open daily to visitors. The town contains manv handsome private residences which are permanent 1 }'<br />
occupied. The only public buildings are the Church, a neat edifice of the later English stvle, which has recently<br />
been enlarged ami restored, and a handsome Roman Catholic Church. It has a iarge and handsome Hotel, a<br />
Constabulary Police and a Coast-guard Station, a National School, and a Parochial'Church of Ireland School.<br />
Off the coast there are profitable beds of oysters, the property of the Lord of the Manor.<br />
Archbold, John, The Diamond j Dunn, Mr. Thomas, Seapark i MALAHIDE CHURCH — Rev. Robert<br />
Archbold, Joseph, farmer, Ross teiv Gaffney, Patrick, farmer Walsh, A.M. incumbent ; Rev. 8.<br />
race ! Oavan, Miss j Tomlinson, A. B. curate<br />
rVn' vrW' ^T"., I "*»• *"*• lodging-house, and grocer! MALAHIDE R. C. CHCKCH-RCV. 1). P.<br />
Cahill, Michael, victualler ' -' b ° ' m :*r* r \ Mulcahy Rev D Murnhv c c<br />
Coast-guard Station - Commandant, j «olton Farre!l, postmaster : ^ . ^ in^nU,n^2^ propr.<br />
Ernest Stubbs | Howard, Michael, victualler McDonnell, Tbomas, builder<br />
Ditiensary— Richard Stanistreet, esq.. James, George, lodging house keeper Mooney. Miss, Malahide<br />
M.D. surg. medical attendant and builder Murphy, Rev.' D. c.c. The Diamond