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THOM'S
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND:
FOR THE YEAR
igOO.
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,
Jiftj-setantb Jinmtal ftoWitaiurn.
WITH NEW COLOURED MAP OF DUBLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS.
DUBLIN:
JJX THOM & CO. (LIMITED), 87, 88, & 89, MIDDLE ABBEY-STREET.
I LONGMANS & CO., SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT & CO. (LIMITEP), LONDON
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Price Tiventy-one Shillings.

CASTLEKNOCK— CHAPELIZOD—CLONDALKTN. 1579
TToey, Mr. Wm. Mountain view, 1081. Maguinness, Mr. Patrick, Littlepace, Rothwell, Mr. Patrick, Mitehelstown,
Hone, Wm. J., esq., Kilmartin house.
431.
2371.
UOl. MULHUDDAST CHURCH (St. Thomas) Segrave, Mr. James, Rosetown
Kearns, Mr. Nicholas, Ballycoolan
— Curate in charge, Rev. Dr. Smyth, Mr. J. Pacefield
Lacy, Thomas, smith and farrier
Charles W. Benson
SUB-POST OFFICE—Mr. Jas. Carroll,
Leckin. Miss, Whitestown
Pardo, Capt. Kirk, Tyrrellstown house, sub-postmaster, 72£.
Ledwidge, Mrs. B.
340J. Wilkinson, John, esq. Powerstown,
M'Cracken, Thomas,esq., Kilmartin,^ Perrott, Leslie, esq., Holly woodrath,
2W.
105JJ
White, Mr. Nicholas, Belgree, 22L
CHAPELIZOD.
CHAPELIZOD, a village partly in Palmerstown parish, Uppereross barony, but chiefly in the parish of the same
aame, Castleknock barony, Dublin county, three miles W. from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an
area of 63 acres. Population, 1,280, inhabiting "255 houses. It is partly situate on the river Liffey, on the high
road to Gal way, and near to the Great Southern and Western line of Railway, It is said to derive its name from
ha belle Izod, daughter of King Aengus. King William III. spent several days in it; and prior to the erection
of the Viceregal lodge, it was the country residence of the Viceroy. Its buildings are, a Church, with an ivied
tower, a Roman Catholic Church, a Dispensary, a National School, and Metropolitan Police Station. Steam
tramway starts from Convnghani-road.
NORTH BIDE.
Bailey, A. esq., Glen Thorn
Uro.idbent, Mr. Robt.Glenthorn 45?.
Caird, J. A. general warehouse 16/.
CHAPELIZOD CHURCH—Rev. Amyrald
Dancer Purefoy, M.A. incumbent
Chapelizod National ijchort—Mr. James
Reidy. master ; Mrs. Reidy, mistress
Chapelizod Parochial Male and Feraal-e
Schools—Miss
Pre?sly, mistress
CHAPELIZOD R. C. CHURCH—Rev.
J. M'Swiggan, P.P. ; Rev. J.
Nolan, c.c.
Coady, Mr. Knockmary lodge
Conroy, Mr. Daniel, Chapelizod road
11. 10*.
De Burgh Shaw, Mrs. St, Laurence
lodge, 217.
! Palmer, Mrs. Hillview
Peat, A. The Tap,
8'.
Ph-enix Park Distiller}/—The Distillers'
Co. {ltd.), whiskey distillers, 40(K.
Powell, T. esq,, Garden villa
Quinn, Mrs. grocer and prov, dealer.
St. Joseph's co:iv(nt, Mount Sackville
Saunders, Stephen, New HoUayid iron
mills
SUB-POST OFFICE—Miss Margt. Fitzpatrick,
sub-postmistress
Tracy, Wm. esq. Riverside house, 207.
A WALL LETTER-BOX at Palmerstoicn
Mill?.
Andrew, Robt. W. medical officer for
Drummond Institute for Orphan Daugh-i Palmerstown and Golden-bridge
lers of SoW.ers, Mulberry hill- districts
Miss Rouselle, matron
Couch, Mr. John, Sabine-terrace
Duobar, Mr. John, Chapelizod lodge Dispensary for PulmerstO'.cn District—
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Joseph, grocer, &c. Dr. Andrew, medical officer
Chapelizod house
l~l.\ Dockeray, Dr. Cuhnore
'HUman, Wm. G. tavern, Park lane Duffy, Mrs. provision dealer
11. 10s.: Godley, John, esq. J.P. barrister,
Sodden, George, junior, ice and sand: Foothill, and 68 Dame-street
merchant
Handcock, Miss, Ashview 23£.
flobson, Mr. James, Springvale 207. Healy, Timothy M. esq. M.P. bar.
Randcock, Miss L. Ashview
Palmerstown mills
^'Ymnell, Mr. John, Rill view 8*. Knox, George, esq. Relgrove
M K;iy Thos. esq. Sonny bank 17Z. M'Guinness, Miss, Kildare tavern
M Kenzie, Edward, clerk of works, "I.
M'Mahon, James S. esq. Garden ville
-Nolan, Rev. J. c.C. Hibernian t»nace
-Madden, Mr. Johu, Oidnance Survey
Malone, William, vintner and car
owner
Mathews, J. esq. Park view
Maloney, Mr. E. Garden lodge
Metropolitan Police Station
Mulberryhiil house — varnnt
] lufiingar Hotel— Ke^s, Mrs.
^'ally, Captain, Litiey vale
n: os.
170 .
12'.
SOUTH SIDE.
Mackey, Mr. John, Orchard lodge
Mayeoek, George, Boundary villa, 7L
M'Mahon, Mr. William
Murphy, Mr-?. St. Laurence
B»yat Irish Constabulary Station —
O. Carolan, sergeant in charge
Stewart Institution for Lur*aticsf Palmerstown
house
Stokes. Mrs. Mountain view
Walker, Mr. T. grocer, wine and
spirit merchant. Bridge Inn.
Walker, W.B. esq. Sabine-terrace
Ballyfermot.
SOUTH SIDE.
P. of Ballyfermot:—Uppereross P-*
Rlanchfield, Mr. Jno. Ballyfermot ho.
Coughlan. T. esq. Whitecross
Flood, Mr. Michael, Stone house, and
Fox-and- Geese
Geraghty, Mrs.
Meredith, Mr. J. Coalpark hous^
Murray. James, vintner, Ballyfermot
bri'^e
Spring, Henry Richard, esq. Johnstown
bouse
Norton, Mrs. The Grange
Hibernia-terrace.
NORTH SIDE.
Chtpelizod.
! Xolan, Rev. J. C.C.
2 Campbell, Mis.
3 Henderson, Mrs
\ Gillespie, Mr. Wm. ord. survey
3 Hickey. Mrs.
Knockmaroon-hlU.
P. of Castleknock.—Castleknock B.
Charter, Joshua, esq. Kuockmaroon
lodge, 96f.
Crean, Miss, Glenville
Donegan, Mr. J.
Ennis, Luke, vintner, Strawberry beds
Ferrier, Alex.esq. Knockmaroon, £H£.
Doyle, M. J. grocer, Strawberry beds
Mardyke mills—vacant
Scully, Mrs. Strawberry beds
Vincent, Mr. Knockmaroon cottage
Williams, Mrs.vintner, Strawberry hall
Road from Knockmaroonhill
to the Red Mills.
P. of Castleknock.—Castleknock B%
Ruins
BED
MILLS.
CLOGHRAN HUDDART—see FINGLAS.
CLONDALKEN.
LONDALKIN, an inland parish and village, partly in Newcastle, but chiefly in Uppercross barony, Dublin
c owyt44xnile^ S.W. from Dublin,comprising an area of 4,777 acres, of which 44 are in the village. Population,
i 'S ; of village, 470, mhabiting 88 houses. It is situated near the ninth lock of the Grand Canal, and close to
j e line of the Great Southern and Western Railway, of which it is the first station from Dublin. It tvas anciently

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named Cluain- Polcan, and by the Danes Pun-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 two National Schools, and a Constabulary Police Station.
The ancient round tower is the nearest structure of the kind to the metropolis, and is in good preservation. It
stands 100 feet high, and is 15 feet in diameter, covered with a conical roof of stone.
Antisell, William, esq, St. Ronans
Airfield—vacant
| Craig, John, esq. Claremount
Davis, Percy, esq. Mountain view
Macken, Patrick, esq. Clover hill
M Gann, Thomas, esq. Cappagh house
Barbour, J. esq paper mills, Killeen Donnelly, Thomas, tavern and prov. Mandeville, E., esq., Sallypark, 332.
Barr, John, esq. Belview
stores, Grand Canal
Manisty, E. esq. Moyle park, 73L 10s.
Btackburne, J. G. esq. Cappaghmore Dowling, William P. farmer
Martin, Mrs. Wheat-field, 971.
Blaekham, Chas.esq. Ballymount Dowling, Mrs. 312. Masterson, Mrs. Ballyowen
Burnside, G. S. L.a.c.s.i. Tower- Dunn, Charles J. esq. Kilnamanagh Moore, J. esq. Clonburris house
ville
house 3102. Morgan, Edw. Mulcahy, esq. Larkfield
Cheeverstown—vacant
iFarran, Joseph, farmer, Robin Hood ! Mulcahy. Morgan, esq. banister,
Church, Captain, Ellenfield
Fmlay, Henry T. esq. J.P. Corkagb, Larkfield
Clinch, Dr. A. J. St. Bridget's ville, |
260L ! Mullins, J. W. esq. J.P. Newlands
1 til. 10*. Fitzgerald, Wyndham-Quin, esq. ;PJunkett, Mr. P., Gallinstown
CLOVDALKIN CHURCH—Rev. Charles^ Orchard house, 33?. RAILWAY STATION— James Doyle,
Ferguson, B.D. rector, Glebe-1 Flood,Michael, esq. Drimnalodge,35Z. stationmaster
3lL
house
Flood, Messrs. brick and lime manu- Roper-Caldbeck, Capt. Wm, C. J.P.
Ciondalkin Dispensary—A. J. Clinch, j facturers & farmers, Fox & Geese Moyle park
L.R.C.S.I. L. A. medical officer f Furlong, Mrs. grocer and pro. dealer Rorke, Laur. B. esq. Knockmitter,
Ctimdalkin 3fonast€ry and Boarding Grierson, Philip, esq. Baldonneli ho.
215*.
School attached — Key. Thomas! IJSI. 10S. St. Mark's—vacant
Farrell, chapl.; Rev. D. J. Clancy,! Haddow, R. esq. Neils town
JSUB-POST OFFICE—Mrs. E. Hegarty,
superior
Hanlon, Chris, farmer & lime burner sub-postmistress
CLONDALKINROMANCATHOLICCHCBCHJ Hughes, Mr.Robt. Danesrathho. 111. I Tallon, Patrick, esq., Newlands
—Rev. James Baxter, P.P. ; Rev. (Jacob, Mr. Edward, 92. 15s.
Tallon,T. P. esq. Coilinstown ho. 160/.
Thomas P. O'Byrne, c.c.
Kelly, T. esq. Bettyford
i The Leinster Paper Company, 60/.
Colthurst, Mrs., Rockfield
j Lawlor, Jno. J. esq. J.P. Irishtowu ho. I The Mill Company, Camac house
Convent, Presentation — Superioress, Lawrence, Lady, Belgard, 364L 10s. Tutty, James, esq. Raheen house
Mrs. Cecilia Kelly \Leinster Paper Co.
Courtney, Mrs. Redcow
I Little, James, esq. Cheeverstown
! Tynan, Andrew C. esq. Whitehall
'Walsh, Richard, esq. J.P. Kingswood
CLONSILLA—see CASTLEKNOCK.
CLONSKEAGH (PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP).
CLONSKKAGU, a village in the parisli of St. Mary's. Donnvbrook, barony and county of Dublin, three miles S. from
the General Post Orftce, Dublin, comprising an area oi h'H acres. There is a male and female National school.
Population, 310, inhabiting 54 houses. It is situated on the river Dodder, and on the road to Enniskerry.
It contains two hammer-smith iron works. The neighbourhood is studded with gentlemen's seats and villas,
the principal of which is Clonskeagh castle, the seat of Capt. Robert Wade Thompson. Veryemount is a pretty
range of houses close to the village. Roebuck, a district half a mile further on, is covered with elegant mansions
and demesnes, of which the castle of that name, the seat of E. P. Westby, esq., is conspicuous. MiKtotr/i is
less than half a mile to the right of Clonskeagh, in the parish of Milltown, Uppercross barony, and comprises
an area of 185 acres. Population 863, inhabiting 13"2 houses. The Church of St. Philip, which has recently
been erected, is situate at Temple-road, Rathmines, adjoining the Milltown railway station. There is a small
Roman Catholic Church. The Parish Chuych is situate at St. Mary's, Simmonscourt, Donnybrook. The
tram-cars ply to Clonskeagh from Sackville-street. There are three deliveries of letters daily from the Sub-Post
office at Milltown.
A-hton, Thomas,blacksmith,
Cruise, Eliza, beer dealer
Dublin United Tramways dep6t
Ryan, foreman
\l. 10s.
-Johu
Franks, Thos.Cuth.esq.—St.Brigid's
Griffin, Mathew, manager iron works
Henshaw, Thomas,

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COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY
31 Lacey, Mr. Edward, il. 10s.
32 Sumraerville—R. P.Jacob, esq. 37/.
33 Bagnall, Miss, dressmaker, 171.
34 Parker, Samuel Leslie, esq. 25/.
35 Tivoli hall— Convent of the Little
51 Tyrrell, Captain Robert 291.
52 Vacant, 29/.
53 Fosb^rry, Miss 29/.
54 Foote, Miss, IK.
64 Tenements, 10/.
65 Tenements, 15/.
66 Tenements 16/.
67 Brennan, Mr. Richard, 12/.
55 Peacocke, Lieut.-Col. Wm. C.M.G.' 68 Comiskey, And. greengrocer 5J. 5*.
Sisters of the Assumption, 42/. , K.E. 37/. 69 Bell, Mr. Bartholomew, 4/. 10s.
36 Grone, Mr. Augustus 221. [56 Goldsmith, Rev. E. J. M.A. curate 70 Tracey, Robert H. contractor,

LUC AN
I (US
forme a beautiful cascade, the pTot'ire?.|ue effect of which is greatly increased* by the rich and lofty wooded
banks of the river, and the adjoining tastefully embellished demesne m Leixiip Castle. The Lucan spa is much
frequented by visitors and invalids. A beautiful and capacious new bote! and «anitorium has been completed by
the"" Lucan Hydropathic Spa Co., Limited/' and is generalh crowded with visitors, There is a steam tramway
which starts from Conyngham-road, and tuns through Lucan to Leixiip.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTT SESSIONS, putty alternate HlPiiflij|> flaitttfa J F. Tuthill ; David BaJlajftty, esq.;
James W. Hill, esq.; Captain Charles Col t hurst-Vesey ; Richard G. Nash, esq. j Adam M'Clelland, esq,;
John J. Lawlor, esq. ; Frederick Wookey. ptq,
Clerk— George A. Malley, esq. • Civil Bill Officer—William
Alexander, George, esq. Backwtston, 6IItrap, Samuel, grocer and draper
Leixiip, 204/. 15s. GKdhiJI, Mr. B
1HL
Andrews, Mr. W,
Cray A. etq. n.r. R.T.C. The Crescent
Atkinson, R. esq.Ballyowen cott. 116/. Graham. Mis?, dressmaker
Barr, The Misses, Roundhouse Gr.,h=im. Mr. J. dealer
Barr, Mr. Andrew, Ahaderrigg, f?II. Hawthorn, fifrs. Tno Crescent 12/.
Barr, Mr. Pk, Finstown or Airlie,lo5/. 3eQdr!dr,Jno. Keogh,eaq.l78L90l. LOt,
Barton, Hon. Mrs. Luttrellstown, Hill & Bona, woollen A tweedmtonf.
Clonsilla
Beard, Miss, 8/.
&, Blue Bell, Inchieore—Jamc- W.
Bill, J.P, managing director—ree.
Behan, Mr. Thos. Finstown cottage Clananoj
Hit
ReUaney, l>av. esq.j. p. Eskerho. 2721. Holt, Mr. Benjamin
Bellaney, Ernest, esq.
Ztopkint, Mitt, Griffin lodge
Benton, Rev. Chas. the Vicarage IS?. Hughes, Thomas, general store 11/.
Berry, Arthur, esq. Ei?ker lodge
Blake, E. N. esq. B.L. The Crescent 12/.
Bossi. The KEitaet,
Jack, Henry, agricultural machinist
HL 10ft
Jackson, Mr. John, The Mail, M. 10*
Brennan, J. esq. AUenswood
Keating, Mrs Mary,
HI.
Brian. Mr. Tobias, Ballyoweu castle, Keefte, Mr. Patrick, Esker, south
IK/, Kinnear, Mr. E. St. Catherine's
Buckley, Mr, Richd Tubbercot. 76/. Lenuox, Mr. J.
Buckley, Mrs. victualler, 13/, 13*.
Burke, Ifltt If. Lismore hocse
Cameron, Aiian, esq. Assist. Inspector
Gen. R.T.C. Lucan lodge
Campion, Thomas S. M.o. L.R.C.S.I.
The Crescent 1*1.
Casey, Miss, Ballyowen castle
Casey, Mrs. Esker, 37/.
Clarke, William F. esq. c.E. Esi er
Locke.
house,
H4/.
Clery, Mr. James, Ballydowd
incumbent
Rooney, Mr. John, Grange
Coldrinagh—vacant, 103/. LUCAN R. CATUOLIC CHCRCH—Rev. Rothemm, Miss, Griffin lodge !•/.
Colthurst-Yesey, Captain Chas. N W. S Donegan, c.c.
Royal Irish Constalndary Station — A,
J.p, Lucan house
Lucan lodge—vacant
n, ( .',,.. R. E. The Mall
Canrtntl Presentation)—Mrs. Kennedy,
179L Shackleton, Joteph, Anna LifTey and
superioress
Lyon, Richard, a. V. L.K.P. and S Grange milks
l$l4
Conwav, Mi?-, dressmaker, Ballydowd GLASS. ChaUet, Ra Ij ton I
Cromer, Mr, J no. painter, decorator, ; Malley. !». A, taq. ckik petQ lettJOOJ
and builder 11/. The Mali
Cromer, Mrs. The Mall
If alone, Mr. Edw. Hillsborough, 15U
Dempsey, C. sergeant B.T.r.
Bempsey, Miss, confectioner
M'Caughey, Rev. G. Primrose hill,
30/.
Dujevsary—G. L. B. Stoney, esq. ftf'Dade, Rev J. Garden cottage
medical officer
M'Evoy, Bryan, grocer, car owner.
Lowd, Joseph, beer dealer If. and rictnaller 81
Dowd, Thomas, dealer 9/. Meathe, Mr. ft. Waodrllie, 268L
Dunlop, H. W. D. D. esq. c.E. and Medical Hall, The Mall—Mr, Ray nor,
keeper of deeds, Land Judge, manager
Viewniount, 13/. Merriman, Mrs. A. !ic. ho, 141.
Edmondson.T. St. Catherines,Leixlip,
MiTfloDisT CHURCH — Rev, Thomas
213/.
Foster, and Rev. John 8, M'Dade
Farrell, Ut. Chas, ex-Head Constable
».i.c. 7/. 10*.
Fiusimons, Mr. P. Esker, south, Hill.
Foster, Rev. Thomas, Wesley an mio,
Annadale
Fneanan, Mr. W. H. The Mall, U.
Fu-y, Mr. P, head constable R.I.C.
Gahan, Miss, restaurant. lot 16*
Gibson, Miss M. J., sub-postmistress
8/. 5*.
J Leonard, Mr. James, Beech park
| Leonard. Mr, Patrick 852.
Leonard, Mr, Wiiiiim, steward, St
Bdmondsbnrjr
Union, Mr. James, Vesey cottage
Lucan Hud'O, and Spa. Hold Co.
(Limited)—Mr. If* G. Hill, sec.;
Mi8s Smith, manageress, 100/
LUCAN CHURCH—Rev. Chas. Benson,
Moloney, Dr. St. Edniundsbury,
351/, 15s
Mooney, John, esq. Doddsboro', 150/.
Moore, Mr. George
Moore, Mr, Joseph
Moore, J. H. esq. Ballyowen house,
14/. 105.
Murphy, James, carpenter, &c.
Murphy, Mrs. vintner 13/.
Murray, Michael, Balgaddy, 112/.
Nash, Rich. G. esq. J.P. Finnstown h^>.
Xash, James, ef»q., Finnstown house
Haifa, Chas., esq., Finnstown house
\ National 8ckO0l~- Church of fre/avd-~
Mr. Roberl Magahy, master
National School- M. J. Kelly, master
Nelson, James, esq, Cooldrinagh.
Nugent James esq. Allensnood, 851.
O'Loughlin, Mr. J. Ballydowd
O'Mahony, Mr. ,l. dealer 7/.
O'Rourke, Mr. Balhdowd 2*6/. 10*.
Palmer, Miss, Grange
Parockiai School—'R, Kagatiy, master
POST OFFFCF.—Mi?.-. \!. J. Gibson, subpottmittrett
Patterson, James, esq. The Crescent
PRESBYTERIAN CHOKCH —Ruv. George
M'Caujxhey, minister
Qn%ley, Mr. Bdward w.
Railway $t>_?n. M, Q w. B, — ,\ir.
\V. A ughtn, agent
Hoihfiy Station, o. s. w. B. — Mr.
Maik M'Kenna, agent
Rain«tord, Mrs. The Mali
Reardon, Mr, W, — Somerton
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—!>r.
Stoney
Hold, Mr Peter, steward,Lucan garden
IU-ith, Mr. W F,
Sbackleum,Hich.etq.Ca&onbrooi< 21t
Sherlock, Thomas,genera) dealei lOf,
Smith, Mr. Waiter, Gienwood 137/.
Smith, Miss — manager Spa hotel 1521.
Smyth. J. shoemaker, N\
Sntddm, Mr. Ja*., Green vale
>)»i //.?•' t.o.-~-T>.idsboro* bonte,10 I,
Stanford, J. W, esq. c.E, Ouuavaira
47/.
Stoney, G, L, B.. etq,, M.D. 23/.
Thombury, William, builder 8/. 5*.
Timmons, Mr. J. Richview
Tiffin, Mr. W. C., The Mall
Tuthill, Capt. J. Fitzg, J.P. Esker, fti.
Vesuy, Charles c>.>itburst, Capt. »r.p.
Vesey Arms inn—Mr. Edw, Quigley,
proprietor
Warren, G. esq. Laracon, 1*2/.
White, W. G, esq. solr. St. Helen's ,54/.
Willa, Mrs. Wilisbrook liy I.
Wookey, Fredk. esq. J.P. Wettfm
lodge, 9i.l 5$.
Working Men's Club—W. C, Tiffin,
superintendent
LUSK—See RUSH.

MOXKSTOWX—PALMERSTOWX-PHIBSBOROUGH. 1633
Tobernea-terrace.
1 Bennett, H. M. esq.
5 Dwyer, the Misses
361. | 6 M'Causland, Mrs. 40/.
2 C saber, G. N. esq. 34 6. 7 Hitchcock, H. C. esq. chief clerk,
8 Burke, Mrs. Martin, 341. Queen's Bench Division, Four
4 Crowe, the Misses, 342. Courts, 441.
8 Spring, John P. esq. 421
Trafalgar-terrace.
9 Pim, Miss, 451.
10 Dopping, Colonel James Henry, 6th
1 Etlis, Wm. H. Manderville, esq.46/. Bat Rifle Brigade,
55J.
2 White, James Llewellyn, Capt. 461. 111 Vacant,
55*.
3 Warren, Lowther William, esq. !l2 Dawes, Alfred T. esq.
55/
and 12 Westland-row 321. 113 Ross, F. H. esq.
50/
4 Tyndall, Joseph P. solicitor, commissioner
for oaths—-offices, 11 |15 Piison, Mrs. A.
114 M'Neill, John.esq.
45/.
40/.
Fleet-street, Dublin 42*. 16 Foley, Mrs. A.E.
45/.
5 Dwyer, Captain G. H. 42/. !l7 Phelps, Mrs. MA.
45J,
17 Phelps, T. W. esq.
„ Phelps, M. A, esq.
18 Lynch-Blosse, Miss,
3t/.
19 Beames, C. E. W. esq. c 341.
„ Beames, H. P. M. esq. mechanical
engineer
20 Skipworth, Wm. F. esq.
., Skipworth, Mrs.
21 Chambers, Mrs.
„ Blood, George L. esq.
22 Watson, Forbes, esq.
-
Uplands.
THE BILL.
1 Connolly, Mrs.
2 Vacant,
451.
56/.
70/.
42?.
551
MULHUDDART—See CASTLEKNOCX.
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 1,5L8 acres. Population of the parish, 1,511. It is
situated on the river Liffey and road to Lucan. 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 former seat of the Earl of Donoughmore, erected by his ancestor,
the Right Hon. T. H. Hutchinson, when Secretary for Ireland. It is now occupied by the Stewart Institution.
It is a spacious mansion on an elevated situation, commanding fine views. A fair for horses and cattle, well
frequented, takes place on 21st August. There is now a steam tramway which starts from Conyngham-road
and runs to Lucan and Leixlip.
A WALL LETTER-BOX at Palmerstoion Mooney, Jobn, farmer, Red cow farm Superintendent's house, 40/.
MUit.
Quarry vale ho.—M'Entaggart, J. G-. 33L Rice, Gerald, farmer
Dispensary—R. W. Andrew, med. off. Reddy, Patrick, esq. Brooklawn ROWAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. Jas.
Fitzpatrick, Miss, Newtown Clark Riversdale—vacant
Baxter, p. p.—res. Clondalkin
God ley, John, esq. J.P. barrister, Stewart Institution for Imbecile Children
Fonthill, and 63 Dame-street
and Asylum for Lunatic Patients Clarke viHe-terrace.
Healy, Timothy, M. esq. M.P. barrister,
of the Middle Classes^T. E. 1 Carey, Dr. 42.
Palmerstown Mills, 23Z. Rainsford, esq. M.D. medical 2 Vacant,
Keating, Christopher, farmer
M'Mahon, Mr. William, Orchard
supt.Paitnerstown ho.Chapelizod % Smith, Mr. John
4291. 10s. 4 Morgan, Mr. J. J. 71.
PEMBROKE TOWNSHIP—See BALLS-BRIDGE.
PHIBSBOROUGH.
PHIBSBOROUGH, an extensive suburb and district, partly in the parish of St. George, but chiefly in that
Grangegorman, Coolock barony, Dublin city and county, i| miles N. W. from the General Post Office, Duhlin.
It is situated partly within, and partly without, the electoral boundary, on the road to Xavan, along which it
extends, and on the Royal Canal and North Circular-road. Within its limits is Grangegorman church ; also a
Jvoman Catholic church ; the Royal Military Intirmary, the Constabulary Police Barracks, and Zoological
Gardens, all three within the Phoenix Park ; the Conve'nt of St. Mary, Cabra, the Female Orphan house~and
Episcopal chapel, North Circular-road ; and National schools.
Annally-terrace.
Of St.
1 v erdon, Miss
2 freeze, Miss
Peter't-road.
3
Vacant
* Fit2 Patrick, Mr. Matthew, B.A.
Blackhorse-lane.
Xear the Phoenix Park.
B *ggot, Henry, farmer and publican,
POM tavern
Barrett, Mi • J. dairy
Goggins, Mr. Joseph J. Gardiner's
grove
Iletherington, Jos. Blackhorsefarm
Kennedy, Mrs. vintner, Nancy Hamte,
Blackhorse tavn.
King, the Misses, Hampton lodge
Marlborough Barracks
Sberloek, the Misses, Springfield-ho.
Tobin, Mr. J. Springfield cottage
Tobin, Michael, commission agent,
Springfield cottage
Tuite, Mr, Henry, market gardener,
Primrose eottage
Webster, Mr. J. Maryville
'>mgrove bouse Baggot, Henry, esq.
RAGGOT-TERHACE,
;, han, M,
market gardener
Twenty small cottages.
Cabra.
A PILLAR LETTER-BOX at
Cross-roads.
Ashtown OH MM* — offices, 121 & 122
Capel-street—M'Master, Hodgson
and Co, oilseed erusbers, oil refiners,
and linseed cake manufacturers;
E. M. Hodgson, esq. J p.
—res. St. Kevin's, Ralhinines, up.;
George, M'Master, esq. J.p. T.C.—
res. 8 Palmers ton-villas, Rathmines
Bertord, James, dairy
[Bergin, Mr. i'aniel, Broomrield 14/.
Byrne, Thomas J. farmer, Old Cabra
house.
I Oonnelh , Mis?. Everton bouse
lc7l,

IlAKELAGH AND CULLEN + S\VOOD—RATHCOOLE AND SAGGARD.
U6'S
Sandf ord-road.
P. St. Mary, Ponnybrook.
Pembroke
Township.
2 Greer, Mr. Charles M'Gregor, 16*.
4 Draper, Mr. James, 18i
6 Hennah, Mr. W. H. 181.
8 Moore, Mr. George, 20*.
10 Morris, Mrs. 221.
12 Stewart, John Huston, esq. B.A.
B.SC. F K.U.I. professor u.c ix
Woodstock, 401.
14 Briscoe, Bros. Irapers, 28Z
„ Briscoe, Mr. II. Sandford ville
16 Fitzgerald, Rev. James G. A.M.
T.C.D. 231.
16A Byrne, James, market gardener
8*. 10*.
18 Vacant, 221.
20 Halliday, Dr. Edward, 221.
22 Kittson," Mrs- 221.
24 Barnes, Miss 221.
26 Shortt, John, junior, esq. 25/
28 Sherriff, Mrs. 251
80 Sikes, Miss A. E. 261.
32 Shaw, Miss, 282.
54 Kempster, F. K. Registrar Adelaide
Hospital, 281.
36 Robertson, James George, esq. 281.
,, Robertson, Duncan S. esq.
38 Young, B. Poyntx, L.K.QCP.I
L.R c.s.i. i. M, Bot. 261.
40 Hill, J. G. esq. 30i
42 Smith, the Misses 25/.
Wilson, William, esq. Lyndhurst
..here Marlborongh-road
SANDFORD-PARADE.
44 Taylor, Mrs.
46 M'Gavern, John, esq.
48 Poota, Robert, esq.
50 Vacant,
52 Morris, W. B. esq.
54 Kane, the Misses,
intersects..
241.
ex D.I. K.I.C.
241.
261.
261.
261.
281
54 A Edmundson, Dr.
!
201.
54 B Noblett, Mr. Arthur, 181.
56 Purcell, Miss IS!.
58 Molloy, Mr. William 171.10s.
60 White'side, Mrs. 171. 10s
62 Howard, Mr. Michael, 111. LOJ
64 Chapman, Mrs. Rainsford cot. 191.
126 Redmond, Mrs. Belmont lod. 321.
128 O'Donoshue, Miss Annie T. Woodville
lodge, 211.
here Belmont-avenue
intersects
RATHCOOLE AND SAGGARD.
Sandford-terrace.
P. St. Peter.
1 Taylor, William, esq.
2 Greer, Mrs M'Gregor,
S Bayly, Edward C. esq. J.P.
4 Russell, Joshua Forbes, esq.
,, Russell, John S. esq.
5 Cockburne, William, esq.
6 Wilson, Mrs.
7 Vacant,
Swansey-terrace.
Off Chelmsford-road,
1 Phelan, Mr. William
2 Leechman, Mr. Robert
3 Kelly, Mrs.
4 Chambers, Mr. Edward S.
5 Stuart, Mrs.
„ Stuart. R. W. e3q.
6 Skerritt, Mr. J.
7 Parker, Mr. J.
Wood ville.
Sandford.
1 Simp&on. Mr. Richard
2 Ryan. Mrs. Montgomery,
3 Porter, Mr. Robert,
4 Clayton, Fred. M.D. M.A.
F.S. A. London,
„ Clayton, Harry F. esq.
RATHCOOLE, an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, 10 miles 3. W. from Dablin,com
prising 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, chieily 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
and a half N. W. from Rathcoole is the parish and village of Newcastle^ comprising an area of 4/283 acres.
Population, 1,108. 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 tine eastern window.
The Roman Catholic Chun h is a neat building, with a belfry. There is a Dispensary and National Schools
Petty Sessions are held ever}' alternate Friday. There is a Postal Telegraph Office at the Post Office.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS AT RATHCOOLE, every alternate Friday.— Sir John C. Kennedy, Bart.;
Edmund B. Roach Kelly, es«4. j p.; Alexander Graydon, esq. ; John G. Drury, esq.; Richard Walsh, esq.
J.P. ; aud Frederick J. L. O'Carroll, esq. J.P. ; Robert Kennedy, esq. H.M.L. for co. Kildare.
Clerk,
George A. Malley, esq.
Barton, Rev. Geo. Thos. Glebe house, jSlaton, John, Kilbride,
•I'll. jSteaey, Joseph, farmer
j Walsh, John, vintner
Carroll, Andrew, vintner
Carty, Mr. James, Greenogue, 2Cd. 10s.
Constabulary Police Station—Acting-
Sergeant P. M'Donaell, constable
in charge
iWdall. James, farmer
D nnne, Patrick, farmer
F *7, T. J. vintner
Jacob, James, general merchant
Kennedy, sir John, bart. J.P. Johnstown-Kennedy,
•^'Allister, John, farmer
*'Entee, Terence, farmer
Noble, Montgomery, farmer
^Carroll, f. L. esq. J.P. Athgoe-park
rogT OFFICE AND POHTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICE—Mrs. 3. Fry. sub-postnustress
RATHCOOLE CHURCH—Rev. W. T. L.
Shea, incumbent, Glebe house,
461
351.
391.
43/
401.
39/
26/.
IN
151
151.
201.
201
2W.
201.
151.
20/.
Ul.
LL.1>.
64'.
Richey, Mr. John,Castlewarden
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev.
Richard Duggan, P.P. ; Rev. J. D
Wewcastle.
Byrne, c. c.
Shekleton, Joseph, Lyons mills
Barrington, John, esq. Wheatfield Woodburn, Richard, farmer
Black Church iun—L'eter Vicars, prop.
Cloncurry, Lord, Lyons house, and Saggard.
Maretimo, Blackrock
Barrington, Cheeverstown
Connolly,Owen, esq. Ballscott, Hazle Daly, Peter, grocer
hatch
^M Dowling, James, the hotel, Brittas
Connor, John, esq. Loughtown, Hazle- Drury, John G. J.p. paper mills
40*Z.
hatch orrice, 8 Ormoad-quay,lr. 1?>5I. 15.*
Dowling, Richard, vintner, Newcastle Greene, Mrs. C. Fortunestown, \:rM
Graydon, Alex. esq. Newcastle house, Healy, 1'. farmer, Corballis
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—^M-
Mahon, John, Boherboy,
•

1664 COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
RATIIFARNHAM.
RATHFARNHAM, a parish and village in Uppercross and Rathdown baronies, Dublin county,tour 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 building,
attached to which there is an elegant chapel, a female free school, also a ladies' 1 boarding and day school. The
Novitiate College of the Augustinians and St. UolumbVs College are in the neighbourhood. There is also a
Dispensary, a Petty Sessions Court-house, and Constabulary Police Station. Three fairs are held in the year-
May 15, July 10, October 7. 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. At Grange is situated the tt Priory," the residence of the famous John Philpot Curran.
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 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. Ballyboden, 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, There is a Postal Telegraph Office at the Post Office.
MAGISTRATES APPOINTED TO ATTEND PETTY SESSIONS, everysecond Tuesday (11 o'clock),on and from Tuesday, the 9th
January,1900 — J. D. Tottenham, esq.; E. Blackburne, esq. Q.C. ; Col. the Hon. Hercules Rowley, D.L. ; Henry
Hodgens, esq.; Henry Watson, esq.; Albert Croly, esq. M.D. ; James lloss, esq. ; Jehu Mathews, esq. ; Thomas
W. Russell, esq., M.P. ; Sir Fredk. W. Shaw, bait.; Francis M'Bride, esq.; John Ryan, esq. ; Ernest W.
Guinness, esq.; Wm. Milward Jones, esq.; George Chambers, esq. ; Robert Browne, esq. M.D.;E. J. Figgis, esq.;
H. J. Gill, esq. ; and Sir Howard Grubb, r.a.s. Clerk—Mr. Richard D. Molloy, 1 Everton-terraee, Terenure.
Appleby, Mrs. Laurel hill, 592
Beggs, Thomas, victualler
Berwick Home—Miss Falkiner, lady
superintendent, 103£. 10a.
Bird, Rev. James Sandys, A.M. rector
of Rathfarnham church — res.
The Rectory, Terenure road, Morris, Mrs. Ely lodge, 292.
Rathgar, 45i. 10* Morris, P. P. esq. Ely lodge, and Grand
Blackburne, Edw. esq. Q.C. J.P. Rathfarnham
Canal Co.
castle, 770/. Murphy, Tho.«=. grocer, Yellow ho. 602,
Burke, Catherine, car owner
Butler, William, farrier
Murphy, J. M. esq. Elm park
Murray, Christopher, sand contractor,
Byrne, Hugh, farmer, Whitehall, 231.
Cappock, Mrs. M. Fountain house
•fee.
Xational School—Bernd.
32.
Carty, teacher
Conroy, Patrick, esq. Cbilham house, Petty Sessions Court-house—Mr. Richd.
111. V)s.
Croly, A. J.P. M.E.C.P. visiting
physician to Rathfarnham dispensary,
Silveracre, and U. S.
Club, Dublin 1052. 10*.
Croly, the Misses, Greenfield
Custis, Wm. saddler and vintner, 11.
Custis, Richard, saddler
Daly, William Thomas, grocer, Rathfarnham
house, 111.
Donoghue, John, grocer
Dooner, Mrs. Barton, 73Z.
Doyle, Mrs. M. grocer, 6! 10*.
Fetherston Hough Convalescent Home—
Elizabeth M. Carleton.lady superintendent
Gallagher, Patrick, wholesale & retail
tea, wine, spirit, ind provision
merch. City house, Rathfarnham
Gannon, William, painter & genera I
contractor
Gray, Thomas, boot maker
Gregory, Airs. Millbrook cottage, 71.
Gregory, John, Millbrook cottage
Hodgens, II. esq. J.P. Beaufort, 1532.
Jolly, Christopher, dairy
Kane, Brothers, car owners
Keely, Hugh, dairy
Kelly, James, Silveracre flour mills
Keliy, James, bootmaker, 02.
Landy, John, Rathfarnham bakery,
ui.
Lee, Joseph, sand contractor
Leet, F. L. Elm Park house
I.ennon, Christopher, slater,

Goode, Rev. John, Somerville
Hayes, Mrs. W. A. Edmondstown
park, 1212.
Leedom, John, coal factor
Lynch, Edward, esq. Woodfield
Mills, Thomas, coal factor
Murphy, J. J. paper manufacturer,
Mill mount, 591.
National School—James Ilegarty, male
teacher ; Mrs. Hegarty, female
teacher
Rhodes, W. esq. Springvale
Newto wu- villas.
1 Pedlow, Sinton, esq.
2 Alien, C. F. esq.
Ul.
Hi.
Rockbrook.
P. of Whitechurch.
AvrijuMinian Novitiate College—Y try
Rev. Thomas Brangan, O.S.A. ;
Very Rev. Oolumbanus Murphy,
O.S.A, prior ; Rev. J. D. Nolan,
O.S.A. ; Rev. B. Bowen, O.S.A.;
Rev. Joseph Kenny, O.S.A., Orlah
Byrne, George, farmer, 31.
Casey, James, farmer, Cruagh
Casey, Patrick, farmer
Delauy, Rd. gro. spir. dlr. and farmer
Delany, Mr. James
Doyle, Mrs. farmer &, road contractor
Farrell, Daniel, farmer
Fox, John, farmer, Rockbrook house, 1 New brook mills—vacant
Maher, Miss Ruse, teacher,
Massy, Lord, Killakee house, and;
shogue
Castleconneli, co. Limerick
Royal Irish Cotistabu'Axry Police Station
—Laurence Fahey, sergt. ; Henry
Toppin, esq. district inspect.
Dundrum
SUB-POST OFFICE — Mrs. Wisdom,
sub-postmistress
TaUor, William, esq. Mount Venus,
41/. 10*.
Scholarstown.
P. of Rathfarnham
Doyle, Garret, contractor, Ilayfield,
Tyncb, Edward, esq. Woodfield house
Wliite church,
P. of Whitechurch,
Arden, Mrs. Larch Hill, 1901. 15 s.
Atkins, P. esq. Airpark, 661. 5*
barton, John, esq. H.D. 53f.
RATHFARXIIAM- -RATHGAR. 1665
| Boyd, Mr?. St. Thomas's Dairy anil
Cycles s' Rest
Butler, John, farrier
I Carr, Rev. J as. A.LL.D. vicar of Whitechurch,
Whitechurch vicarage, 100/.
Courtney, Mr. William
Daly, W. D. esq. Grange house, *7l.
Doyle, Mrs. Garrett, farmer \ E. esq.
60/.
Whitechurch house
O'Shea, Patrick Wm. grocer, &c.
Murphy, J. M. esq. Elm park, 33/. Willbrook tavern, 151.
N. D. C. C. and Cyclists' Touring Club Phillips, lib-hard, es-j. Rose Villa, -201.
— Hon. sec. Mis. L\saght Porter, Mrs. Fairbrook
Gray don. Whitechurch h-u3e Potterton, William, esq. Willbrook
Kilrna-j
National School— Miss O'Malley,!
teacher
North, Mrs. Delamaine
O'Toole, Mr. Patrick, Holly park
Prosser, Joseph, farmer
Prior, Mrs. The Cliffs, 140?.
Rowley, Colonel the Hon. Hercules
L. Bovle, J.P. D.L. Marley grange,
'22)1.
ST. COLUMBA'S COLLEGE—Rev. Percy
Scott Whelan, warden, 3651.
SUB-POST OFFICE — John Butler,
sub-postmaster
Swifte, the Misses, Whitechurch lodge
Taylor, Win. esq. Harold's-grange, 38?.
Tedcastle, Robert, esq. J.P. Marias,
1SSL U)s.
Warren, Graves S, esq. The Park, i
WBITP.CHUBCH CHTBCH—Rev. James;
Anderson Carr, LL. D. vicar
Whitechurch laundry — Willoughby,
W. esq. 801.
Woodburne, W. esq. The Hermitage,
501.
Whitehall.
Byrne, James, farmer, 711. 10s.
Byrne, Hugh, farmer, 63?.
Hughes, J. farmer, 51?.
Falkiner, Miss, Berwick house, 223?.
Willbrook.
P. of Rathfamham.
Ard, George Frederick, esq. iuland
revenue, Eden brook, 33?.
Bloomfield Laundry Co. ltd,—Aubrey
J. Member, secretary, 52?.
Carey, George, slater and eontractor
Carey, Mrs. Eliza, dairy
Hember, Aubrey J. esq. Bloomfield
house
Jones, VVm. Mil ward, J.P. «olr. Rose
house 88?.
Rammage, Mr. J. Fairbrook
Rodgers, Richard, dairy, Acre brook
Walker, Richard C.esq.solr. Fonthill
abbey — office, 86,Merrion-square,
south, 651.
Walker, Richard Annesley, esq. solicitor,
Fonthill abbey—office, 86
Merrion-square, south
Walker, J. dairy
Wharton, Mr./. H.Bolton hail, 7-?, 15*.
Woodtown.
P. of TaOaght.
Bi*hop, Mrs. Mary Jane, private asylum,
Woodbine lodge
Fagan, bros. dairy
Hill, Rev. W. A, Woodtown house,
Junior's College,
'2651.
M'Grath, Peter, farmer
219?.!
O'Connor, P. merchant tailor, Springmount
Ta\lor, Mr. W. farmer
RATHGAR (TOWNSHIP OF KATHMINES AND RATHGAR).
RATHGAR, a townland in Rathfamham parish, Rathdown barony, Dublin county, 3 miles south from the General
ost Office, Dublin. Population of township, 1891, •27,729. 'it is situated midway between Rathmines and
erenure, on the road to Rathfarnham and Tallaght, and is now one of the most pleasing outlets of the
metropolis, studded with handsome terraces or detached villas, and several pretty avenues diverging from the
centre and leading^ to wards Harold's-cross, the river Dodder, Terenure, and Upper Rathmines. There are
several handsome churches. There is a tramway from Dublin to Terenure, and there is a Postal Telegraph
omce at the Town Sub-office, U and 45 Hi^hfield-road.
H-athg-ar-road. , 6 Eastman's limited, victuallers 10?. 13 Doyle, Bros, purveyors, 181.
From Rathmines to BighJUld and 7 *fe 8 Hendrick, Bros., ironmongers U MM eehan, John, manager, Belaud
Terenure-roads.
P. St. Peter.
gasDtt«-rs, 27/, \ fast tfank, 16?.
9 Butterly, Peter, fruiterer, 26/.; ,, Robinson, Frederick C. cashier
i 10 Johnston, Mooney «k O'Brien (ltd.)' 15 O'Callaghan, T. piano tuner, SOI.
H Ruhman, M, pork butcher, 20? machine bread and biscuit IS Hickey, Miss, confectioner, 30f.
bakers,
2JL 17 English, Thomas J. L.F. JJ M.S.I.
11 T n t i victuaiier » I*M
• V and H
> Jame s, family grocei ] 11 M'Cabe, W. and M. J. poulterers pharmaceutical chemist
wine merchant, 38i.j and tish mongers,
"201. here CharleviUe and Grosvenor-roads
5 Knight, C. and A. chandlery, 10?. j 12 Greaves, Patrick, victualler,
**5
$1L\
intersect.

Long, Michael, farmer, Broadmeadows
Long, Nicholas, farmer, Malahide
road
Long, Patk. fanner, Lissen hall, 11?.
Lyons, Julia, Balneary 121?
M'Cormack, Edward, jun. farmer, I
Lispoppie house
II 'Cloud, J. Harp inn
M'Court, Laurence, farmer
M'Evov, William, family grocer
M'Grane, Thomas, farmer
M'Mahon, Mrs. C. farmer, Drvnan
SWORDS—TALLAGHT—TERENURE. 1697
M'Mahon, MM. T. farmer, Balheary I Sarage, Mrs. grocer

Rathfarnham-road.
From Terenure.
Connell, Mrs. Moira villa
Dempsey, William, harness maker
Fallon, Thomas, esq. Faiburg, 201. 5s.
Franklin, Fred. esq. Westbouroe, 61/,
Gill, James M. Beechlawn, 4)/.
Ilerbert, Mrs. C. grocer & pro v. dealer
2oZ.
Lane, Mrs. Frankford 28?.
M'Clintock, Mr. J. I Bloomville
M'Enerney, Mr. B. Home cottage?, 91.
Marchant, T. F. esq. Rose ville, 301.
Moira house—The Dublin, Blessington,
and PoulaphiLca Steam Tramway
Company's offices—H. 0. Tisdall,
esq. secretary, o&l. 16*
Murray, Peter, horseshoer
O'Rourke, E. bootmaker, 181.
Robinson, William, esq. Wasdale, 901.
Rookwood, Mr. Thomas, Bonorta
Short, Mr. J. 2 Bloomville
Slattery, Mrs. Leoville
St. Bridge ts-t err ace.
Near Terenure.
1 Clarke, Mr. J.
2 Daly, Mr, John,
3 Ilennessy, Mr. Patrick,
4 Prendergast, Mrs. James,
St. John's Cottages.
Terenure.
1 Kearns, James, dairy
2 Martin, Mr. S. builder,