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THOM'S
IRISH ALMANAC
AND
OFFICIAL DIRECTORS
OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND:
FOR THE YEAR
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 COUNTY AND CITY DIRECTORY,
WITH A NEW ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF DUBLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS.
Oiilrfonrflj Jhuntitl ^publication.
DUBLIN:
REDERICK PILKINGTON, 89, MIDDLE ABBEY-STREET.
LONGMANS & CO., SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO., AND KELLY & CO., LONDON.
JOHN MENZIES & CO., EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW.
GEORGE ROBERTSON, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE.
MDCCCLXXVIL

1493 COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
Mackey, John, Mr. Orchard lodge
M alone, llichd. engraver, Ord. Survey
Metropolitan Police Station
Teat, Benj. woollen manufacturer
Smith, Mrs. Ashview
Stewart Institution for Lunatics, Palmerstown
house
Willcocks, Captain, St. Laurence
Ballyfermot.
SOUTH SIDE.
P. of Ballyfermot.—Uppercross B.
Blanchfield, Mr. John
Coughlan, T. esq. Whitecross
Flood, Mr. Michael, Stone house, and
Fox-and-Geese
M'Donald, Edward, grazier
M'Donnell, Mrs. Anne
Mayers, P. builder, Ballyfermot house
Murray, Luke. vint. Ballyfermot brdg.
Spring, Henry Richard, esq. Johnstown
house
Hibernia-terrace.
NORTH SIDE.
Cliapel'izod.
1 Collier, Mrs.
2 Stubbs, George, clerk of works
3 M'Kay, Mr. Donald, Ord. Survey
4 Gaughran, Mrs.
5 Havelin, Mrs.
Xnockmaroon-hill.
P. of Castleknock.—Castleknock B.
Burns, Gilbert, esq. Knockmaroon
lodge, 9GJ.
CLOGHRAN HUDDART—see FINGLAS.
CLONDALKIN.
Crean, John Austin, esq. Glenville
Crowley, Patrick, vintner
Dunphy, Michael, carpenter
Ferrier, Alex. esq.Knockmaroon, 961.
Gibney, John, vintner, Strawberry beds
Glorney, George, flour and rice miller,
Mardyke mills
Macken, Mr. James
Xeill, Robert, woollen factory
Peat, Benj. woollen manufacturer
Pressly, D. Knockmaroon cottage
Road from Knockmaroonbill
to tlie Red IVXills,
P. of Castleknock.—Castleknock B.
RED MILLS.
M'Cormiek, Mr. Joseph
Peat, Benjn. woollen manufacturer
CLONDALKIN, an inland parish and village, partly in Newcastle, but chiefly in Uppercross barony, Dublin
county, 4j miles S. W. from Dublin, comprising an area of 4,777 acres, of which 44 are in the village. Population,
'2,179 ; of village, 470, inhabiting b'8 houses. It is situated near the ninth lock of the Grand Canal, and close to
the line of the (xreat Southern and Western Railway, of which it is the first station from Dublin. It w r as anciently
named Cluain-Dolcan, and by the Danes Dun-awley. ^ The village consists chiefly of one irregular street, of small
but neatly built houses and cottages. The only public buildings are the Parish Church, a small plain modern
building, and a neat Roman Catholic Church. It has Almshouses for destitute widows, a Dorcas Institution
Lying-in Hospital, and Dispensary, a Parochial and tw T o National Schools, and a Constabulary Police Station.
The ancient round tower is ' the nearest stiucture of the kind to the metropolis, and is in good "preservation.
stands 100 feet high, and I is 15 feet in diameter, covered with a conical roof of stone.
It
Caldbeck, Win. esq. D.L. Moyle Park
CLONDALKIN CHUBCH—Rev. Winslow
Berry, rector, Glebe-house
CLONDALKIN ROMANCATHOLIC CHAPEL
—Rev.John Moore, P.P.; Rev.
P. Duffy, c.c.
CloniMkin Monastery—Rev. A. Colgan,
chaplain ; Thos. B. Fahy, superior
Clondalkin Dispensary—Geo. S. Burnside,
L.u.c.8.1. L.A. medical officer
Convent Presentation — Superioress,
Mrs. Mule ah y
Cummins, Mrs. Newlands
Denis, Julien, merchant, Sally park
Donnelly, Richard, tavern keeper, 9th
lock, Grand Canal
Dowling, Bridget, farmer
Dowling, William,brick manufacturer
Doyle, Denis, esq. Miltown
Doyle, J. esq. St. Mark's
Durie, Mrs. Xeilstown
Pynon, Mrs. Drimna lodge
Farran, Joseph, farmer, Robin Hood
Finlay, Rev. John W. J.P. Corkagh
Fishbourne, Jos. esq. Cheeverstown
Fitzgibbon, Gerald, esq. Master in
Chancery, Larkfield
Fitzgibbon, Ltenry, M.D.
Flood, Messrs. brick

1536
COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
14 Morris. William, pilot, 151. 10s, 36 Miley, Mrs.
15 Doyle, Michael, boat builder, 121 37 Peacock, Mrs.
222. 58 Covington, Mr. John,
25/. 10s. 59 Irwin, Captain John,
20/.
2a.
16 Cooper, Mr. J.' 81.15* 38 Donovan, W. F. esq. 312. 60 Blackmore, Mrs.
202.
17 Chesnaye, Mrs. 35L h)s. 39 and 40 Bowles, Robt. esq. Airhill, 61 Monks, Dr. Valetta lodge, 105.
18 Finlay, George, esq. 351. 10s.
36/. 10s., 33/. 105. 62 CantiUon, Mrs.
152.
19 and 20 The Bird's Aerflnstitution— 41 Kingstown Trotestant Hall, 261. 66 Mitchell, Francis, builder, 13/. 10*.
Mrs. O'Neill, matron
42 Fullwood, James, esq. 40/. 65 Brusy, Mr. James, 152. 5*.
PBESBYTEKIAN CHURCH—Rev. S.J 43 Nelson, Mr. James, 13/. 5s. 66 Bell, Mr. John, P.O. 15/.os.
Hanson—Service, 12, noon, and 7. 44 Barrett, James, gardener, 10/. 10s. 67 Clancy, Wm. greengrocer, Hi.
P.M.
45 Ffolliott, Mrs. 16/. 15s. 08 Keegan, Michael, locksmith, 42. lus.
21 Robinson, Henry, esq.
41/. 46 Sutton, Samuel, dairy, 111. 5s. 69 and 70 Cockburn, William, house
22 M'Ennerney, Mrs.
32?. 47 M'Auley, Mrs. 22/. painter, 37/. 10s.
23 Saunders, Airs.
32/. 48 Woodroofe, Chas. surgeon-maj.227.. 72 Gatchell «fc Co. family grocers and
24 Nason, Mrs.
821. 49 Fleming, James, esq. 22/. j wine merchants, 332. 10*.
25 Sankey. Mrs.
oil. 50 Leggett, Mrs. 28/. 15s. 73 Vacant, 322.
26 Brush, Miss M.
321. 51 Smyth, Miss, 28/. 15s. 74 Neil, Peter, blacksmith
27 Phibbs, Peter, esq.
Z21. 52 Storey, Mrs. 28/. 15s. 75 &, 76 Slevin, Patrick, Italian ware-
„ Phibbs, Charles, solicitor
53 Reid, Walter, surgeon, 28/. 15s. house, 45/. 10s.
28 Lynch, Rev. John, M.A. St. John's ,, Reid, J. C. esq. dloy. esq. j Captain G. Iluband, and William Moran, esq.; Major Hartley, and C. R.
Hamilton, esq. Clerk— Mr, James Gibson.

Annaly, Right Hon. Lord, Woodlands
13 arr, Mr. Andrew, Aliaderrigg
Barr, W, esq. Finstown
Beard, The Misses
Bellaney, David, esq. Esker house
Bennett, Mr. John, Ballyowen castle
Benson, Rev. Charles, The Vicarage
Rossi, The Misses
Bourke, Mr. Patrick, Coldriuagh
Firennan, J. esq. Allenswood
Buckley, Mr. George, Tubber cottage
Buckley, Robert, grocer
Buckley, Washington, auctioneer
Casey, Mr. Peter, Esker
Casey, Mrs. Mary, Esker
Chandler, Mrs. Gritlin lodge
Clarke, William F. esq. c.E. Esker
house
Clinton, Mr. Thos. Finstown cottage
Colclough, Thos. esq. Kinstowu house
Coley, Mrs. E. victualler
Culley, Henry F. esq. J.P. Lucan lodge
Collins, Miss C. Crescent
Convent(Presentation)—Mrs. Kennedy,
Superioress
Cromer, J. painter and decorator
Cunningham, Mr. John, Halhowen
Davis, Thomas, Lucan Arms hotel
Dempsey, Bernard, vintner
Dispensary—Albert E. Watson, esq.
medical officer
Dowrl, Thomas, provision dealer
Edmundson, Mr. Alex. St. Catherine's
park
FitzGerald, Mr. Francis. St. Helen's
Furnell, Chas. Head-Constable 11.1.C.
Ceoght'gan, Mrs. Crescent
Gibson, James, postmaster, and clerk
of petty sessions
Gibson, Robert, esq. Allensvvood
LUCAN—MALAHIDE, 1537
[Good all, Mr. Edward, Tie wmount
Graham, Mr. William, Hillsborough
Green, Mrs. Grange
flail, Mrs. The Mall
Hill, J as. worsted and tweed factory
Hunt, Rev. J. c.c.
Jack, Henry, agricultural mechanist
Keeffe, Mr. Hugh
Keogh, Mr. John Somerton
Kenny, Miss FitzGerald, Hermitage
park
Kingston, Benjamin, grocer and car­
penter
Leonard, Mr. Patrick
Lloyd, Henry C. esq. The Mall
Railway Station, G.S.W.R. — Mr .
Brennan, aj;ent
Rainsford, Mrs. The Mall
Roblastre, Miss. Lucan
Rooney, Mr. Richard, Grange
Rourke, Edward, farmer
Rot/al Irish Constabulary Statto-n—
A. M'ClcIIand. esq. sub-inspector
Scott, Lieut.-Colonel II. B. Woodville
Shaekleton, Joseph, Anna LiftVy and
Grange mills
Sherlock, Thomas, general dealer
I Smith, Mr. Edward, Hillsborough
I Smith. Mr. W. Dodsborouffb
'Smith, Mr. William, Glen wood
Stanford, J. W. esq. C.E. Ounavarra
LUCAS CHUUCII — Rev. Chas, Benson,
incumbent
1 Stewart Institution for Imbeciles, Spa
LUCAN R. CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev. Asylum — office, 40 Moles worth-
J. Hunt
street, Dublin —Dr. Pirn, medical
Lynch, Mr. Edward, Springfield
superintendent
M'Evoy, Bryan, vintner
Tandy, Mr. Michael
Magee, Patrick, vintner
Tandy, Mrs. Annadale cottage
Manning, Mr. Samuel, Springfield Teeling, Mrs. grocer
Masterson, Mrs. Ballyowen
Thornbury, William, builder
Mooney, Mr. Thomas, Twelfth lock Townsend, Rev. IT. Rectory, Esker
Moore, Campbell, esq. Ballyowen cot. Vesey Arms Inn—Mr. Michael Tracey,
Moore, Mr. George, Ballydowd
proprietor
Moran, W. esq. J.F. St. Edmondsbury ; Vesey, Charles Colthurst, esq. j.p.
Mutlins, Robert Forster, esq. LL.D. D L. Lieut. -Colonel County Dublin
D.O.L. barrister, Primrose hill Militia, Lucan house
Murray, Michael, esq. Balgaddy Vieary, Mrs.
National School — Thos. Delany.master Watson, Dr. Albert, dispensary
Calmer, W. esq.
WESLETAN METHODIST CnuacH—
Parochial School—W. n. Flynn, master Rev. Robert Jameson
Fhelan, Patrick, Laurel lodge i Wills, John, esq. Wills brook
POST OFFICE—Mr. James Gibson Wills, Mrs. Willshn-ok
Proctor, Mr. S. The Mall
Winthorp, Wm. laud steward, Lucan
Quigley, Jas. esq. Lucan hill cottage house
Railway Station, M. G. W. R.—John ^ Young, John, land surveyor
Keogh, agent
LUSK—See RCSH.
MALA RIDE.
MALAHIDE, a maritime town and parish in Coolock barony, Dublin county, nine miles N. from Dublin, comprising
an area of 1,126 acres. Population, 653. The town is situated on a narrow inlet of the sea, and on
the Droeheda railway, of which it forms the fourth station from Dublin. The Castle is a large square buildiiig\
flanked by lofty circular towers, and stands on a high limestone rock, commanding a line view of the
town auu and hay. *"\7 • Of V^J. the

155 COUNTY DUBLIN DIKECTOUY.
ItATITCOOLE AND SAGGARD.
RATHCOOLE, an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, 10 miles S.W. from Dublin, compri-intr
an area of 4,705 acres. Population, 45.9. The town, which was anciently called Radculi, is situated
upon the road to Naas, and consists of one street, about a quarter of a mile in length, chieHy of small houses
and cabins, irregularly built. The oniy 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
and a half N. \V\ from Rathcoole is the parish and village of Ne>ccastle, comprising an area of 4/2IJ3 acre*.
Population, 1,1 Oo. 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 Chur.h is a neat buiiding, with a belfry. There is a Dispensary and National Schools.
Petty Sessions are held every alternate Friday.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PSTTY SESSIONS AT RATHCOOLE, every alternate Friday.— Charles Edward Kennedy, esq.;
J.T. Verschoyle, esq.
Carty, Mr. James
Buckley, Washington, auctnr. Luc an ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—ROV.
Consbxlntlary Police Station — John Byrne, Mr. John, Keating's park Thomas M'Cormick, P.P.
Rolleston, constable in charge Cloncurry, Lady, Lyons house, and Shekleton, Joseph, Lyons mills
Cullen, Mr. Matthew
Maretimo, Blackroek
Skerrett, I'eter, esq. Athgoe park
Gerty,Edw esq.ltingwood,Ilazlehatch Connolly, Owen, esq. Ballscott, Hazle- ThornhilL/ Rev, W. J. Glebe house,
Kelly, Mr. R.
hatch
Rathcoole
M'Evoy, James, surgeon
Goold, Miss Ellen, Loughtown, LTazle-
POST OFFICE — Miss Sophia Senior, h a tch
postmistress
Grnydon, Alex. esq. Newcastle house
Saggard.
RATHCOOLE CncacH— Rev. W*. J. Howe, John, esq. Wheatfield Bryan, William, esq. Brittas
Thornliill, incumbent,Glebe house Kelly, Patrick, esq. Newcastle Howling, John, The LTotel, Brittas
Rathcoole Dispensary—Pat. J os. U' E voy, Kennedy, Sir Charles, bart. J.P. M'Donnell, John & Thos. Ai Co. paper
medical attendant, Rathcoole Lambert, James, J.P. Staccumnie, mills—office, 8 Ormond-quay, lr.
Senior, Mr. Charles
Hazlehateh
National School
Sheal, Mrs. Rathcoole house M'Donald, Myles, esq Paymount, L'OST OFFICE — Miss Mary Waters,
Spear, Mr. Edward
Ilazlehatch
postmistress
National School—Julia Reilly
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev.
NEWCASTLE CHURCH—Rev. Eugene Thomas M'Cormick. P.P.
O'Meara, incumbent
Verschoyle, John James, esq. J.P.
Weweastle.
Rathcoole Parish School — M. A. Tapsaggard house
Andrews, Michael, esq. Colganstown M' Laughlin, mistress
Walsh, Richard, esq. Kings wood
Stack Churchiim.—Peter Vicars, prop. Richey, Mr. John, Castlevvarden Waters, W. coach prop. Cheevei str.wn
RATHFARNHAM.
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 Wicklow
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 FirhouSG 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 aud villas, commanding rich views
of the Dublin mountains and bay. The castle of Rathfarnham was built by Archbishop Loftus in the reign of
Elizabeth. One of the entrances to the demesne, fronting the Dodder, is iu 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. Buliyhorfen, a village in the parish of Whitechurch, is about one and a quarter miles tarther on,
and comprises an area of two acres. Population, 252.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every second Tuesday—George Dcane, esq. ; Charles Granby Burke,
esq.; Thomas Lh-ury.esq. ; James N. Davis, e&q.; Thomas H. Guinness, esq.; John Hatehell, esq.; E. ISlackhuirte,
esq. Q.c. Ron. Hercules Rowley, Henry Ilodgins, esq., Edward Pottrell, esq., and Henry Watson, esq. CUrk—
Richard Molloy, Templeogue.
Alexander, Hen. esq. Glenbrook, i-l. Dingwall, John, grocer and provision Kirwan, Mr. Denis
Arthur, John, bootmaker dealer Kirwan, Mrs. Margaret, baker
Bannan, Patrick, grocer, & c. Dooner, John, solr. Barton lodge,7ZI. Laird, John Allen, esq. Millbrook cot
Blackburne, Edward, Q.c. J.P. Rath-! Dowdall, Rev. Launcelot, A.M. rector Lennon, Christopher, slater
farnham castle, 770/.! of Rathfarnham church, 45Z. 10*. loretto Convent Boarding

PALMERSTOWN-PHIBSBOROUGH. 1543
PALMERSTOWN.
PALMERSTOWN, or PALMERSTON, a parish and village in Uppercross barony, Dublin county, five miles west from
the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 1,518 acres. Population of the parish, 1,511. It is
situated on the river Liffey and road to Lucan, and contains large cotton mills, iron and lead works, and oil and
dye-stuff 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 fine views. A fair for horses
and cattle, well frequented, takes place on 21st August.
Close, William, wood turner j Fitzpatrick, Mi*. Jas. Newtown Clark Stewart Institution for Lunatics -
Corrigan, P. W. esq. Palmerstown Fitzpatrick, Miss E. farmer
merstown house
lodge
Godley, John, esq. J.P. Fonthill Straehan, Mrs.
Costello, Mr. Michael, Quarry vale Lawlor, J. J. esq. Irishtown house Tully, Patrick, vintner
Dillon, Miss, Orchard
Moony, Michael, grocer
Dispensary — Robert W. Andrev
medical officer
Brury, Mrs, Neilstown house
Moore, Rev. John, P.P.
Reid, Mrs. Neilstown cottage
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHCECH
Clarkeville-terrace.
1 Brown, Mr. Charles,
Fnrrell, Thomas, fanner
Royal Irish Coirstabulary Station—Robt. 2 May. Robert, constable B.i.c.
litzgibbon, Gerald, Q.C. Larkfield May, constable in charge 3 Duncan, Mr. John
rillBSBOROUGH.
PHIBSBOROUGH, an extensive suburb and district, partly in the parish of St. George, but chiefly in that of
(rrangegorman, Coolock barony, Dublin city and county, 1£ miles N.W. from the General Post Office, Dublin.
It is situated partly within, and partly without, the electoral boundary, on the road to Navan, along which it
extends, and on the Royal Canal and North Circular-road. AVithin its limits is Grangegormau church; also a
Roman Catholic church ; the Royal Military Infirmary, the Constabulary Police Barracks, and Zoological
Gardens, all three within the Phoenix Park \ "the Convent of St. Mary, Cabra, the Female Orphan house and
Episcopal chapel, North Circular-road ; and National schools.
Blaek&orse-iane.
Near the Phoenix Park.
•Pratt Maria, thimble maker, Cabra 25 Maguire, Miss,
mills
; Ryan, Mathew, esq. Tolka park
Kennedy, Mich 1. Biack Dorse, vintner si Marys Convent—'Mrs. Maker,
Kennedy, Thomas, land steward prioress
King, Thos. gardener, Hampton lodge Wickham,Rev.P. M. superior Catholic
M:iughan, Mrs. fanner and publican ! Institution for Deaf and Dumb,
Qnigley, Patrick, gardener St. Joseph's
Reed, Frederick, market gardener
Ryan, James, esq. Elm grove Cabra-lane,
Sherlock, John,esq. Springfield house 5 Harding, Richd. cattle dlr. Villa pk,
Tuite, John, gardener. Primrose cot. ; Ma^ee, Mr. James J. S. Ordnance
Survey, Anna villa
Reide, Frederick, market gardener
Cabra.
Berford, James, dairy
Kerne, Mrs. Brooiniield
Burns, Mr. Thomas, Eimgrove house
Byrne, Thomas, land steward
Crolly, Mrs. Homestead
Donnelly, Joseph, esq. Everton
Donnelly, Mrs. Mary, Cabra house
D.»ran, Edw.esq. Cabra lodge, 28/. 15*
Gahan, Michael, market gardener
Gilligan, Thomas, assist, commissary.
Cabra villa
ITannon, Patrick, vintner
Healy, Hannah, laundress
Beany, Peter, esq. Cabra house
Iloey, Thomas and Co. pin. hair-pin,
and screw-rivet manufacturers,
6th Lock, Royal Canal
Kerr, Mrs. Sarah, Broom lodge
Cabra-parade.
1 Dunlop, Rev. Adam, 24/. !6*J
2 Gavin, Mr. Thomas, 2H. 15s. I
M*Donald, Mr. John, Belleville house; 15 O'Sullivan, George, esq
M'Master, Hodgson, and Co. oil mer-jlt Grandison, Henry, esq.
chants, oil mills, Ashtown f IT Kean, John M. esq.
ikde Deaf and Ihtmb Institution, under 18 Stuart, Thomas, esq,
thecareof the Christian Brothers, 19 Carson, Mrs. Mary,
St. Joseph's—Rev. B. P.M. Wick- 20 M'Cabe, Charles V. esq.
ham, superior
1 Rorke, Miss,
Metropolism roUce Station — Henry 22 Bury, Patrick, esq.
Gowdy, sergeant in charge, 23 O'NeiU, Mr. Thomas,
Morrison, Mr. John B. Cabra villa „ O'Neill, Mr. Henry E.
O'Hara, Mrs. Broombridge house
O'Keeffe, Mr. John, Cabra villa
.'+ Shew, Richard esq.
,, Moore, Godfrey, m^rJumt
M.
20 Treacy, Mr. Robert,
22/. 10s.
22/. 10s.
27 Costello, Domiuick, esq. 23J. 10a.
28 Fallon, William, esq. Til. 10*.
29 M'Clintock,Rich. esq. G.P.O /.10*.
30 Petit, Christopher, collector, Pembroke
Township rates, 221, 10*.
31 Webber, Captain II. T. 2-V.
32 O'Brien, Michl. coin, traveller, 35f.
Cabra-place.
Cabra-roud.
1 Molloy, R. esq.
2 Hay den, Francis, esq.
Cahra-road.
North Circular-road.
P. Grangegorrnan.
71.
22/.
28/.
3 Burke, Thomas, merchant-office, | Barrett, Thomas, esq. Femmount,
87 Gardiner-street, lower, 22/. j Churchward, T. H. esif. Mary-villa
j 4 Everth, Mrs. Maria, 2-tf. Brennun, Wm. J.merchant, Hollyville
! 5 Tyrrell, Walter, esq. 21/. Ins. Fogarty, Patrick Joseph, esq. Wood-
6 Rochford, J.consultingmechanical villa lodge
engineer, 21/. 10s M'Canhy, Mrs. Gothic lo^ge
7 Colgan, Mrs. Mary Anne, 21/. 10#. Mulloy, Rev. Coote C, Eglinton
8 Jennings, Mrs. 2D. 10*. National Schools--Daniel O'Brien and
9 Rooney, Patk. M. solicitor, 21/. 10*. Timothy O'Brien, teachers
9A Simpson, Robert, esq.
St. Peter's Presbytery, i'hibsborotigh-—
lOQuinn, Mr. W. 23!. Fathers of the Congregation of the
11 Boylan, Henry, surveyor 22£. Mission—Very Rev. Jas. Dixon,
12 Leonard, John, esq. 23/. 10* superior ; Rev. Anthony O'Grady,
13 Henderson, George, esq. 22/. 10*. Rev. John M'Bride, Rev. Michael
14 Kinsella, Francis, esq. 22/, 10*. Gleeson, Rev. John Gowan, Rev.
22/. lns. Nicholas Barlow, Rev. Michael
23/. lo*. Cody, Rev. James Potter, Rev.
221. ins. John Beggan, Rev. Michael
22/. 10s. Rot lie. Rev. Michael Cubbins, Rev.
Patrick Walsh
&t: ios.
Robinson, W. J. esq. Winton
TM. Wi.
Wintou—vacant, 93/.
2M 10.?.
22/. 10*.
22/. 10s. Cabra-terrace.
North VircnUxr-rcxxd.
22/. 10a.
P. of Grangegorman.
1 Carton, Mrs.

Pentony, John, victualler
Petty Sessions Court-house—Mr. Dodd
Mulloy, clerk—res. Templeogue
POST OFFICE, POSTAL TKLEGRAPH,
MONET ORDER «fc SAVINGS BANK
OFFICE—Mr. E. F. Kirwan, postmaster
Purceli, Patrick, esq. Rose villa
HATHFABNHAM CHOBCH—Rev. Launcelot
Dowdall, A.M. rector
Ra thfamham Dispensary— II e n ry Croly,
M.D. F.R.c.s.i. medical officer
Rock, Patrick J. grocer
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH — Rev.
Robert Meyler, P.P. ; Rev. Patrick
Hanly, c.c.
Royd Irish Constabulary Station— J.
B. Irwin, esq. sub-inspector
Savage, William, esq. A. B. Wellington
lodge, and Education office
Scott, Isabella, vintner
Sheridan, Peter, bouse painter
Smith, Laurence, tailor
Smith, Marks, car owner
Tottenham, John Denis, esq. AshfieM
Totteubam, Mrs. Denis. Ashheld, tltf
Vveinwiser, Mr. F. Ely lodge
Woods, Miss M. Castle view
White, Andrew, farmer
Ratlifaniliam-bridgre.
P. of Rathfarnham.
Cnllaghan, Joseph, carpenter
Oerrard, Samuel, solr. Bachelor's hall
Kernan, Ricliard, sand contractor
Lambert, Patrick, carpenter
Lennox, John, miller, Ely mills
Murray, Patrick, sand contractor
Ballyboderi.
P. of Rathfarnham..
F>orrows, Henry F. esq. Ballyroan
^'Connor, John, grocer
Drury, Wm. B. bar. Boden park, and
21 Harcourt-street 811. bs.
Jones, Philip, esq. Bolton hall
Keating, Christopher, farmer
Falkiner, Mrs. Ballyroan cottage
Mulvany, Mr. Feter, Somerton cottage
I.'('Grady, Captain, Rookwood
O'Grady, Captain Robert Rose, Rookwood,
7 SI.
Prospect hill, vacant, 90i.
Russell, Wm. esq. J.P. Catherine'spark
Watson, Henry, esq. Ballyroan house,
1441. 5s,
Butterfield-avenue.
P. of Rathfarnham,
RATHFARNHAM. 1551
Edmondstown.
P. of Whitechurch.
Coghlan, Mary Anne, teacher National
school
Dollard, It. P. & Co. paper manufacturers,
Milhnount
Hayes, John, esq. Woodtown
Hayes, Thos. esq. Woodbine cottage
Slaves, William Armstrong, esq. Edmundstown
park, 121J.
Lloran, Mrs. Laurel hill, §81,
Hughes, R. and G. model laundry
Lane, J. A. esq Air park
[Leedom, John . coal factor
Leneban, Mary, grocer, &C.
Mahon, Miss Mary A.
Pickering, William Joyce, solicitor.
Newtown
Reid, James, woollen cloth manufacturer,
Sammeville, 80/.
Rockbrook.
P. of WhitecJnuxh.
Bealin, John, farmer
Byrne, Mrs. Rockbrook house
Casey, James, farmer, Crough
Peiany, Richard, grocer and s-piritdlr.
Doyle, James, farmer .;!.
Gahan, Mathew, and Son, builders —
and 41 Harcourt-street
Guinness, Thos. II, esq J.P. Tibradden
house
Hackett, Kieran, builder, iv-e.
Jenkins, John, farmer, Kilmashom lie
Jenkins, Nich. farmer, Kilmasboujehe
Kelly, Michl. merchant. Grange house
Keough, William, cattle dealer and
farmer, Harold's Grange
MacCaus!and,Coiadly, Major-Genera I,
11 ighneld house, fcȣ
M'Douough, John and Sons, paper
manufacturers, New brook pMp»r
mills—office, 32 Garden-lane,
9SI. 10*.
Mouillot, Auguste, esq. Elm Park,
105/. lo*.
Nolan, John, carpenter
.Volan, Peter, grocer, Grange
Ponfconby, Capfc T. H. Glensouthwtll,
Litt.e Dargle
POST OFFICE LETTER RECEIVI.K —
James Bourke, receiver
Rowley, Lieut.-CoJonel Hon. Ilercuh-s
Langford D.L. J.P. Meath and
Dublin, Marlay Grange
ST. COLUMBA COLLEGE—Rev. Robert
Rice, M.A. warden
Swifte, Wm R. esq. Wbitechurch lodtre
Taylor,Dean Conroy, esq. The Priory
Travers, Peter, farmer and road contractor,
Harold's Grange
Willbrook.
P. of Rathfaniliam.
Biayney, Cons tan tine, groeer
Deaue, Geo. K. esq. J.P. Orehardtown
De Rinzy, George, Maj.-Geneial, Wiilbrook
house
Garvan, John, flour miller, Willbrook
nulls
Gibney, Patrick, flour merchant, Rilver
Acre mills, J 4/.
Jones, Philip, esq. Bolton hall
Jones, William Milward, solicitor,
Rose bank
Kavanagb, John, slater
Lambert, R L. esq. Foothill Abbey
Leech, Edward, sol. Riversdrde, - ? .
O'Keeffe, C. nurseiy, Bloom field, :J ? .
Wbelan. Jas. miller, Millbronk nulls
M'tllhrook tavern—( T onstau tine BlaiH-y,
grocer and spirit dealer,proprietor
"Woodtown.
Grim wood, The Misses, Washington
P. of Taliaght.
lodge, 501.
Benson, R. W. esq. Mount Venus, 5

TALLAGHT—TEliENURE. J '73
TALLAGHT.
TALLAGHT, an inland town and parish in Uppercross barony. Dublin county, seven miles S. W. by W. from Dahlin
comprising an area of 214668 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 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. Maelrune, is a modern building in the pointed style. At Firhouse there is a convent of Discalccd
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 Hour mills in the parish.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every alternate Wednesday—John Lentaigne, esq. C.B. D.L. ; Dr. Evory
Kennedy ; Richard Walsh, esq. ; John Leonard, esq,; Thomas Roper, esq. ; Henry T. Finlay, esq.—Clerk,
R. D. Molloy.
B agnail, Mr. farmer, Ballinascorney
Boardman, J. and A. paper mills,
Boldbrook
Boothman, Mr. Richard, Kiltipper
house
Brown, James, county cess collector—
office, 38, Dominick st. lr. Dublin
Brown, James V. esq. Brookfield
Brown, Richard, farmer, Whitestown
Brown, William, farmer, Newhall
CARMELITE CONVENT—Mrs. Duffy,
superioress
Cobbe, Chas. esq. Glan-na-Smol lodge
Connor, John, Willington
Dispensary—Dr.X.Seward,med. attnd.
—res. Riversdale, Templeogue
Bowling, Francis, esq. Firhouse
Doyle, Michael, farmer*, Killenarden
Doyle, Miles, farmer
Fleming, Anthony, esq. Jobstown
Fox, William, farmer, Whitestown
Gibbons, Thomas Hanlon, farmer
llandcock, Wm. Elias, esq. Sallypark
Healey, James, farmer
ITealey, Myles, farmer
Healy, Patrick Corballis, farmer
Hudson, Patk. esq. Airton, Tallaght
Jordan, Michael, esq. Old bawn
Keon, Rev. J. c.c. Bohernabreena
Lentaigne, John, esq. C.B. J.P. inspector-general
of prisons, and 1
Great Denmark-street
Martin, Mi". Benjamin, Firhouse
M'Conaghy, W. teacher parochial
schools
McDonnell's paper mills, Oldbawn
M'Grane, J. esq. P.L.G. Oldcourt
Molloy, Richard D. relieving officer &
clerk of petty sessions
Muldoou, John, farmer, Allenton ho. |
Mulvany, C. F. esq. Bathamptoncotg.
[Quinn, Denis, esq. Killenarden
ST. MART'S CONVENT— Very Rev.
Thomas Burke, prior ; Yery Rev.
P. T. Conway, provincial
Stuart,John,st. Anne's monastery, 19L
Stubbs, Mr. William, Newtown
TALLAGHT CHURCH—Rev. W. Robinson,
A.M. vicar
Tallaght Parochial Schools—Rev. W
Robinson, M.A. patron
Tynan, A. C. esq. Coukstown
Watson, Patrick, esq. Friarstown ho.
Green-hills.
Nash, Thomas J. esq.
Blackham,Charles, esq. Ballymount
Kiltalown, > Dunne, Lawrence, P.L.G. farmer
137/. 10*. Flauagau, William, farmer
Keill, John, esq. Haarlem
Fox, Farrel, farmer
Neill, Thomas, esq. Haarlem house Gibton, Thos. farmer, brickkilns, Ac.
POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TELEGRAPH Lawler, Michael, farmer
OFFICE — William M'Conaghy, Malone, Denis, esq. Tymon castle
postmaster I West, George, farmer, Kilnamanagh
TEMPLEOGTOE—see TERENURE.
TERENURE (FORMERLY ROUNDTOWN).
TERENURE, formerly Roundtown, a village in the parish of Ratlifarnham, Rathdown barony, Dublin county, 3
miles south from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 41 acres. Population 851. It is
situated on the road to Rathfarnham, branching from UaroldVcross and Rathgar. The neighbourhood abounds
in handsome seats and villas. There is a Tramway to Dublin, and the cars run between Terenure and Sackvillestreet
every six minutes.
Ashley, Mrs. Glenpoolplace, ZOl.
Baylee, Thomas, New court, 40i.
Bermingbam, Mr. James L. Green
Drake cottage
Berry, Joseph, esq. Westhampton, 771.
Boardman, Thomas W. stationer,

TALLAGHT—TEliENURE. J '73
TALLAGHT.
TALLAGHT, an inland town and parish in Uppercross barony. Dublin county, seven miles S. W. by W. from Dahlin
comprising an area of 214668 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 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. Maelrune, is a modern building in the pointed style. At Firhouse there is a convent of Discalccd
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 Hour mills in the parish.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every alternate Wednesday—John Lentaigne, esq. C.B. D.L. ; Dr. Evory
Kennedy ; Richard Walsh, esq. ; John Leonard, esq,; Thomas Roper, esq. ; Henry T. Finlay, esq.—Clerk,
R. D. Molloy.
B agnail, Mr. farmer, Ballinascorney
Boardman, J. and A. paper mills,
Boldbrook
Boothman, Mr. Richard, Kiltipper
house
Brown, James, county cess collector—
office, 38, Dominick st. lr. Dublin
Brown, James V. esq. Brookfield
Brown, Richard, farmer, Whitestown
Brown, William, farmer, Newhall
CARMELITE CONVENT—Mrs. Duffy,
superioress
Cobbe, Chas. esq. Glan-na-Smol lodge
Connor, John, Willington
Dispensary—Dr.X.Seward,med. attnd.
—res. Riversdale, Templeogue
Bowling, Francis, esq. Firhouse
Doyle, Michael, farmer*, Killenarden
Doyle, Miles, farmer
Fleming, Anthony, esq. Jobstown
Fox, William, farmer, Whitestown
Gibbons, Thomas Hanlon, farmer
llandcock, Wm. Elias, esq. Sallypark
Healey, James, farmer
ITealey, Myles, farmer
Healy, Patrick Corballis, farmer
Hudson, Patk. esq. Airton, Tallaght
Jordan, Michael, esq. Old bawn
Keon, Rev. J. c.c. Bohernabreena
Lentaigne, John, esq. C.B. J.P. inspector-general
of prisons, and 1
Great Denmark-street
Martin, Mi". Benjamin, Firhouse
M'Conaghy, W. teacher parochial
schools
McDonnell's paper mills, Oldbawn
M'Grane, J. esq. P.L.G. Oldcourt
Molloy, Richard D. relieving officer &
clerk of petty sessions
Muldoou, John, farmer, Allenton ho. |
Mulvany, C. F. esq. Bathamptoncotg.
[Quinn, Denis, esq. Killenarden
ST. MART'S CONVENT— Very Rev.
Thomas Burke, prior ; Yery Rev.
P. T. Conway, provincial
Stuart,John,st. Anne's monastery, 19L
Stubbs, Mr. William, Newtown
TALLAGHT CHURCH—Rev. W. Robinson,
A.M. vicar
Tallaght Parochial Schools—Rev. W
Robinson, M.A. patron
Tynan, A. C. esq. Coukstown
Watson, Patrick, esq. Friarstown ho.
Green-hills.
Nash, Thomas J. esq.
Blackham,Charles, esq. Ballymount
Kiltalown, > Dunne, Lawrence, P.L.G. farmer
137/. 10*. Flauagau, William, farmer
Keill, John, esq. Haarlem
Fox, Farrel, farmer
Neill, Thomas, esq. Haarlem house Gibton, Thos. farmer, brickkilns, Ac.
POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TELEGRAPH Lawler, Michael, farmer
OFFICE — William M'Conaghy, Malone, Denis, esq. Tymon castle
postmaster I West, George, farmer, Kilnamanagh
TEMPLEOGTOE—see TERENURE.
TERENURE (FORMERLY ROUNDTOWN).
TERENURE, formerly Roundtown, a village in the parish of Ratlifarnham, Rathdown barony, Dublin county, 3
miles south from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 41 acres. Population 851. It is
situated on the road to Rathfarnham, branching from UaroldVcross and Rathgar. The neighbourhood abounds
in handsome seats and villas. There is a Tramway to Dublin, and the cars run between Terenure and Sackvillestreet
every six minutes.
Ashley, Mrs. Glenpoolplace, ZOl.
Baylee, Thomas, New court, 40i.
Bermingbam, Mr. James L. Green
Drake cottage
Berry, Joseph, esq. Westhampton, 771.
Boardman, Thomas W. stationer,

1574
Campbell, William M. esq. Prospect
house, 38?.
Clay, William Keatinge, sol. Meadowbank,
33?.
Flanagan, James, esq. Riversdale, 601.
Hunt, Rev. Phineas, Rathgar house,
26/.
Dodd's-buildings.
1 Dowling, Mr. James
2 Rooney, Mr. John
3 Murphy, Mr. Michael, Woodvilla
4 Stokes, Mrs. Summerville
COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
Davy, Henry, A.B. M.B. CH.M. medical:
officer, Terenure Dispensary—res.
Kimmage lodge
Davy, Mrs. Kimmage lodge, 341.
Davy, Rev. Humphry, Kimmage lodge
Ennis, Edw. Thomas, flour miller and
corn merchant, Kimmage mills
Ennis, Mrs.
Isdell, Francis C. esq. Brooklawn
Kellett, Richard, esq.—res. 38 Marlborough-street,
and 4 Sussexstreet,
Kingstown
Kellett, Richard, jun. esq. and 35
Morehampton-road
Lennox, John, mill owner and manufacturer,
Tinker mills
Manly, Mrs. dairy
Carroll, Henry, horseshoe?
Carty, J. esq. Charleville
Connor, James, Tempieogue inn
Danford, William, Templeogue mills
Evans, J. O. esq. Mount Michael
Geraghty, Edward Francis, esq. Little
Fortfield
llandcock, William, esq. Sally park
Harrington, John, esq. Cherry field
Hubbard, H. H. esq.
Hume, Mrs. Id rone house
Joyce, Thomas, esq. Delaford house
Kavanagh, Mr. Michael, Springfield
Kennedy, James, farmer, WeUington
King, Chas. Stewart, esq. Cypress grove
Everton-terrace
King, Chas. Strong, esq. Cypress grove
1 Buckley, Rev. J. c.c.
23/
Kirwan, Mrs. SpaweUfarm
„ O'Mulloy, Rev. John, c.c.
2 O'Connor, Thomas, esq. and 10 Peakin, Mr. Patrick, Wainsford Magrane, Jas. esq. Knocklyon castle
Kildare street, 20?. Regan, Ptk. grocer, St. John's cott. Magrane, Mrs. Old court
O'Connor, Wm. Edmond,M.s.B.c.s.i. Roth well, Edw. esq. Meeanee villa, 39/. Martin, William, esq. Mount Alton
Sail, William, esq. Meeanee villa Mullin, Ernest, esq. Templeogue lodge
Ximmage-road. Terenure manor—vacant, 422?. Murphy, J. esq. Templeogue house
Roach, John E. esq. Kilvare
From Terenure.
Roberts, Mrs. Prospect
Alexander, David, esq. Besborough, IVIinnow Brook-terrace. Ryan, Mrs. Knocklyon house
252,
Kimmage-road.
Seward, Xoble, M.D. Riversdale
Byrne, James, sand contractor
Byrne, Richard, teacher National 1 Yacant
Smith, B. esq. Tymen cottage
Smith, Thomas, farmer, WhitehaU
school
2 Barnett, William C. artist
Wall, T. 0. Templeogue mills
Cary, Captain George, late 77th Regt.
Laurel lodge, 60?. Ratbfarnham-road.
Daly,Mrs. Marianne, Hazlebrook, 1301.
From Terenure.
Templeogrue-road.
Dunne, William, esq. Bloomville
Parish of Pathfamham.
Hamilton, Henry F. esq. Temple Baylee, Thomas, esq. Newcourt, 46/. Brady, John, car owner
Hill,
53?, Blackwell. Geo. esq. Be,echlawn, 40/. Farrington, Rev. Elias, Terenure
Hayes, Miss, dressmaker
Dempsey, William, harness maker house, 130/.
Kavanagh, John, farmer
Gilbert, Samuel, esq. Moira villa, 15?. Greer, Thomas, esq. J.P. Bushy park
Kerr, Mr. Robert, G.P.O.
Greene, Mrs. Moira lodge, 18?.
and Sea park, Belfast; and KLU
Kirwan, John, esq. Horton
dare-street Club
Hanbury, R. H. esq. Roseville, 30?.
Mahalm.Wm.esq. Terenure villa, 52/.
Jones, James, carpenter
Herbert, Simon, grocer and provision
Moore, StevensonC.esq. St. John's,106/.
Rogerson, David, esq. Olney, 70/.
dealer, postmaster
Presentation Convent for teaching poor
Sandford, Capt. Wills, Fortfield lodge
Jackson, John, esq. Moira lodge, 18?.
children—Mrs. Anne Reynolds, 52?.
Vogan, John, solicitor, Mayfield
Murray, Richard, horse shoer
Regan, Patrick, grccer
Terenure College, Rev. Elias Farrington,
Nash, Rev. Alexander, Bloonville
Reilly, Mrs. boarding school, Temple
D.D. o.c.c. president; Rev. John
Phillipson, Henry, esq. Everton
Bartley, o.c.c. prov.; Rev. Peter
hill
Ryan, Mrs. Westbourne, 61/. Wheatley, o.c.c; Rev. John Whit­
Rogers, John J. c.E. Wentworth cot.
13?. 10s.
Vincent, Mrs. Wasdale house, 86/. ley, o.c.c; Rev. John Brennan
Ryan, Patk.esq. Minnow brook, 31/.
Scriven, Wm. esq. Oriel lodge, 14/.
St. Bridget's.
Terenure-terrace.
Sheridan, Mrs. Eglinton lodge
Near Terenure.
Sheridan, D. painter & paper hanger 1 Martin, Mrs. 13/. 1 Taggard, George, esq.
35?.
Thompson, Edward, esq. Hollyville 2 Farrell, Mrs. 7/. 10$.
12 Brangan, Christopher, esq. 32?.
Wells, W. F. esq. Air lawn
3 Sharp, Robert, esq.
35/.
3 Prendergast, Mr. James, 10/. 10s.
4 FarrelL Thomas, esq.
40?.
Kimmage, Upper.
Templeogue.
Butler, Thomas, esq. Lakeland house
Lakelands-park.
Clarke. Mr. James
P. of Pathfamham.
Lakelands.
Daly, E. esq. Fortfield park and Tor­ Benner, Samuel, esq. solicitor, Beech
quay, 253?. park, 125?. 1 Holahan, Henry, esq.
Davy, Edmund Wm. A.M. M.D. T.C D. Brodie, Thomas C. esq. Temple ville 2 Cadogan, Anthony, commis. agent
prof, of Forensic Medicine, Royal Campbell,Rev. Dillon Chas. assistant 3 Fox, William B. esq.
College of Surgeons, Elm grove curate, Rathfarnham, Rose hall 4 MacGinley, M. H. esq.
WHITECHURCH (see RATHFARNHAM).
WiLLlAMSTOWN. (BLACKROCK TOWNSHIP.)
WILLIAMSTOWN, a maritime village in the parish of Booterstown, partly in Dublin barony, but chiefly m tha
of Rathdown, Dublin county, 4^ miles S.E. i'rom the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 4b acres.
Population, 575, inhabiting 94 houses. It is situated upon the S. shore of Dublin bay, close to the Kingstonn
railway, and on the road to Bray. It is resorted to as a bathing-place. There are hot and cold salt water Baths.
In the" neighbourhood, approached from Booterstown or Biackiock, there are many handsome seats and villas.
The parish church h situated in Cross-avenue, Blackrock.