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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
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