OFFICIAL DIRECTORY 1883. - Source

I
• THOM'S
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF THE
YJNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND*
FOR THE YEAR
1883.
I
COMPRISING
BRITISH, FOREIGN, AND COLONIAL DIRECTORIES.
PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
PEERAGE, BARONETAGE, AND KNIGHTAGE DIRECTORY.
NAVAL AND MILITARY DIRECTORY.
STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
GOVERNMENT OFFICES' DIRECTORY.
UNIVERSITY, SCIENTIFIC, AND MEDICAL DIRECTORY.
LAW DIRECTORY.
ECCLESIASTICAL DIRECTORY.
BANKING DIRECTORY. POSTAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY AND BOROUGH DIRECTORY.
LIEUTENANCY AND MAGISTRACY OF IRELAND.
POST OFFICE DUBLIN CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY,
WITH NEW ORDNANCE SURVEY MAP OF DUBLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS.
Jijrtietij %mn\ limitation.
DUBLIN:
ALEXANDER THOM & CO., 87, %%, & 8 9> MIDDLE ABBEY-STREET.
LONGMANS Sc CO., SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO., AND KELLY & CO., LONDON.
JOHN MENZIES 3c CO., EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW.
GEORGE ROBERTSON, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND ADELAIDE.
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Price Tiventy-one Shillings.

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POrVTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
NOETH SIDE.
Broadbent, Mr. it. Kind's house
Broadbent, R. hotel keeper
Broadbent, Mr. Robert, jun.
Bryan, Mr. Patrick, LifFey vale
Caffrey, EHsa, tavern. Park lane
Caffrey, Mr. M. J. Park view
CHAPELIZOD THURCH — Rev. Albert
Irwin MueDonogh,D. D. incumbent
Chafxlizod Natl-inal School — Mr.
Laurence M'Griskin, master;
Mrs. M'Griskin. mistress
CfkttpeUtod Parochial Mal§an4 Female
Schools
CdAPELizoo R. 0, CUCRCH—Rev.
Canon Lynch, P.P. ; Rev. T. Curran.
c.c.
Drwm/mond FnititoUeJbr Orphan Daughters
of Soldier*, Mulberry hill
Fit/.pa trick, Joseph, grocer, ic,
Onapelisod house
Gilhgsn, James, grocer
Hughes, Rev. W. curate of Castle
knock, Ashview
Lane, J. 11. Knockmaroon.
Lennon, Edw. sand and stone quarry
MacDonogh, Rev. Albert Irwin, D.D.
rector and vicar of Chapelizod
Monro, Mr. P. Hillview
Murray, Thomas, vintner
MKenzie, Edward, clerk of works
Moloney, Mr. Michael, Garden lodge
Mayne. Arthur, Mulberry hill
Palmer, Mrs. Hillview
Phno.r Park THstOUry—TJu Distillers'
Co. (limited), whiskey distillers
POST OFFICE—J. Fitzpatrick,postimtr
Pressly, David, B. grocer «fc baker »tc.
—res. Sunnybank
SODTH SIDE.
Andrew, Kobt. W. medical officer for
Palmerstown and Golden-bridge
districts
Broadbent, Mr. Jas. Boundary villa
Brady. Mrs. Parkview house
Close, WiUi*m, wood turner
Couch, Mr. John, Savine-terrace
Dowling, Patk. grocer A pro. dealer
1Titpt nsabrtf f'or. Pjalmerstown District- -
Dr. Andrew, medical officer
Godley, Win G.R.F.esq. J.P. Foothill
ITart. Mrs. Bridget, dairy, k provision
dealer
&f'Donald, Mrs. A. farmer, BaOyferinot
M'Guinness. Andrew. Kit Jo re tavern
Macken, James, PattHerstown dour
milks
Macken, Michael, esq. Orchard lodge
Malone, Riehd. engraver, Ord. Survey
Metropolitan Pylice Station
Stack, John, inland revenue
Smith, Miss, Ashview
Stewart Institution for Liauilics, Palmerstown
house
Torney, Mr. John, St. Laurence lodge
Walsh, Mrs. Lawrence J.
WiUcocks, Mrs. St. Laurence
Williams, John,vintner. Bridge tavern
Bally fermot.
SOUTH SIDE.
P. of BaUt/fermot.— Cppercross B.
Plauchfield, Mr. Jno. Ballyfermot ho.
Coughlan, T. esq. Whitecross
CLOGHRAN HUDDART—see FINGLAS.
CLONDALKIX.
Flood, Mr. Michael, Stone house, and
Fox-and- Geese
M'Donald, Edward, grazier
Murray, Luke, vintner BaHyferniot
bridge
Spring, Henry Richard, esq. Johnstown
house
Hibernia-terrace.
NORTH SIDE.
CJu/pelizod.
1 Young, Mathew Henry, Inland Her.
2 Brown, Mr. George. Ord. Survey
S Murray, Mr. Alex. Ord. Survey
4 Patterson, Air. D. Alex. Ord. Sun.
5 M'Mahon, Mr. Michael
Xnockmaroon-hill.
P. of Castkknock.—Castleknock B.
Burns, Mrs. Knockmaroon lodge,5N3
Crean, Miss, Glenville
Dunphy, Michael, carpenter
Ferrier, Alex. esq. Knockmaroon, SCI
Gibney, John, grocer & letter receiver
Strawberry beds
Glorney, George, flour and rice miller
Mardyke mills
Luke, E. vintner, Strawberry beds
Macken, Mr. James
Pressly, I). Knockmaroon cottage
Scully, Owen, vintr. Strawberry bed
Williams, Mrs. tint. Strawberry beds
Road from Knockmaroonbill
to the Red mills.
P. of Castleknock.—Castleknock B.
KED MILLS.
Pressly, David, A Sons, w<
manufacturers
CLONDALKIW, s,n inland parish and village, partly in Newcastle, but chiefly in I'ppercross baronv, Dublii
county, 4 A miles S. W. from Dublin, comprising an area of 4.77/ acres, of which 44 are in the village. Population
2,1 7:' ; of village, 470, inhabiting 88 houses. It is situated near the ninth lock of the Grand Canal, and close t
the line of the Great Southern and Western Railway, of which it is the first station from Dublin. It was ancient'
named Cluain-Doican. and by the Danes Dun-awley. The village consists chiefly of one irregular street, of sma
bat neatly built houses and cottages. TI12 only public buildings are the Parish Church, a small plain moderi
building, and a seat Roman Catholic Church. It has Almshouses for destitute widows, a Defcas Instil
Lying-in Hospital, and Dispensary, a Parochial and two National Schools, and a Constabulary Police St.u
The ancient round tower is the nearest ttiueture of the kind to the metropolis, and is in i >u preservation.
stands 100 feet lib d is 15 feet in diameter, covered with a conical roof of stone.
i l \ \
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Airfield raca it
Black h; tin ,Chs K see B ilivmount
Bracken , J ames II. 68 l , •
Brown. V tl. esq. Col linst n house
B urn si> e. O. 3. L.iU . - i T >\vorvi!le
Oaldbei fe, Wn . esq. D.L.
Oheevei St j\vn- -vact nt
CLONDA Li IN ( 'nuRf i—R ft* Ifteita*
Ba r\ . rf •'..r. $1
.oyle, Denis, esq. Miltown
Doyle, J. esq. St. Mark's
Hurie, Mrs Neiistown
Ronan's
M'Tntire, Robert, esq. Cioverhiil
Mullins, J. W. esq. Newkmds
Farran, Joseph, farmer, Robin Hood Nolan, Edward, esq. KilU-to\
Finlay, Henry Thos. esq J.P. Corkagfc Nolan, Messrs. paper mills. Kitteen
Fitzudbbon. Henry, M.D. Larkfield^ Orchard house—vacant
Furlong, Philip, (crooerand pror. dir. Pierce, Mrs. Redeow
Plood, Messrs. brick and lime manufacturers
POST OFFICE—Mrs. Eliza HegartJ
& fanners, Fox ft Geese postmistress
Flood, Michael, esq. IMmna lodge UAILWAT STATION - James Th>\l<
stationmaster
S Rock field
Roper, Thomas, esq. J.P. Movie psrh
Graham, C. esq. Bettylord
Korke, Laurence B. esq. Knocknutt
i- Grierson, Philip, esq, Kilcarbery Rorke. Jas. esq. St, Bridget*! viile
r Iluulon. Mrs. farmer and lime burner Sally Park—vacant
i. Hu-he.-. Mrs. Jane, I >anesrath house Tutty, James, esq. Raheen house
- -dy, Dr. E.j.p. Belgard,3fU?. 1< ! 5. Tynan, Andrew C. esq. Whitehall
I I j, Thomas, esq. Wheatfield West Mrs. Galliustown
l&Cana] Ka&ews, Henry, esq. Cappagh house! Whitton. W. esq. Cappaghmore
CLONSILLA —see CASTLEKNOCK.

5 Wall, Mrs. 91. 5*.
7 Rosborough, Mr. Joseph, 41.
8 Higginbotham, Mrs. 251.
9 Sexton, Robert, Esq. SOL
10 Sexton, R. jun. esq. 2ZI.
11 Sexton, Thos. road eontr. lol. 5*.
12 Doyle, Patrick, builder, «fcc. 121.
13 King, Mr. Robert, 12/.
U Dooley, Mrs. 15E. 10*.
15 Doyle, Michael, boat builder, 12?,
1G Cooper, Mr. J. ol. 15s.
17 Chesnaye, Mrs. ZoL
IS Lancaster, Charles Archibald, esq.
R. E. Dept. Dublin Castle, '651.
19 and 20 The Bird'* Nest Institution-
Mrs. O'Neill, matron
PaESBrTERiA-N CUURCH—Rev. S. J
Hanson—Service, 12, noon, JS7,P.M.
The Manse—Rev.
21 Dowdall, Rev. Lauucelet, A.M. 44?.
22 Elliott, J. esq. 32?.
. Saunders, Mrs. 32/.
SI Bennett, Henry, 32?.
25 Jackson, E. J. esq. 321.
26 Mercer. G. II. esq. a.i.e. 32/.
27 Ensor, Mrs. o2l.
23 Lynch, Rev.J.M. A. St. John'sch. 441.
,, Jackson, Miss, Fairyland, 56?.
,, Bateman, Mrs.
29 Children's Home and Day Nursery,
along with Tivoli cottage, Tivoliroad,
18/.
KINGSTOWN-LOLGHLTNSTOWN—LrCAX. , 563
30 Stack, the Misses,
31?. Kingstawn School, Wellington lodge—
32 Parker, Mrs. Summerville, 73/. Rev. W. H. Enapp, MA. head
33 Bagnall, Miss,
34 Clifford, Major W. C.
35 Manso, Mrs. Tivoli hall,
36 Miley, Mrs.
17?.
25/.
221.
master.
57 Bond. Alfred, esq.
58 Covington, Mr. John,
,, Stock, Mrs. dressmaker
100?.
20/.
20?.
37 Peacock, Mrs.
251. 59 Cantillan, Mr. David, 20?.
38 Vacant,
312. GO MTvor, John, master mariner, 20/.
39 and 40 Bowles, Robt. esq. Airhill, Gl Bell, Mr. J. Valetta lodge, 32?.,
36/. 33/. G2 Selway. Mrs. 15?.
il Scots Church, 261. 63 Mitchell, Francis, builder, Bl.
42 Fullwood, James, esq. 30/. here Albert-] lace and York f_. r/ '"> Mtt*r<
43 Pluck, Mrs. 22?. 65 Brusy, Mr. James, 18?. 10*.
44 Barrett, James, gardener, 10 7 6G Bell, Mr. John, G.P.O. 151. 5s,
. 10*.
G7 Clancy, Mrs. greengrocer, 1-1''.
45 Fox, Mr. John, 161. 15*-.
68 Kearns Peter, marine dealer, ol. fig,
4G Sutton, Samuel, dairy, 111. 5a.
47 Murphy. A. esq. 22/.
S. J. Hanson, 4\5l. 48 Burton, Miss, 221-
49 Fleming, James, esq. 22/.
72 Gatehell «fc Co. family ^tocers and
wine merchants, ;>•>'. lu*.
50 Leggett, Mrs. 29/.
"3 Lanigan, Patrick, grocer, 25?.
„ Holt, Mrs.
74 Neil, Peter, blacksmith, 10{.
51 Atkinson, Miss, 201. 75 Slevin, Pk. Italian warehouse, 37/.
52 Turner, Jacob, esq. 231.
53 Reid,J. C. esq. and 29 Baehelor's-
.walk, 29/.
54 Bird, Mrs. 33?.
55 Beausire, Mrs. 37/.
SGDoyne, Miss, 37/.
oGl Sparks, Frederick HF. esq. Wakefield
house, 28?.
69 and 70 Cockburn, William, house
painter, 21/. 5s,
71 Monks, James, dairy. 21?.
York-terrace.
1 and 2 Mitchell, Mr. Fras.
3 Vacant.
4 Carter, Mr. James,
5 Toomey, Mr. Richard,
6 Glvnn, Mrs.
16/. l;(f
16?. 15a
LOUGHLINSTOWN—See also BALLYBRACK.
LOUGHLI.NSTOWN, a small village, partly in Killiney and Rathmichael parishes, Rathdown barony, Dublin
county, 8± miles S.S.E. from Dublin, containing a few straggling houses and cabins, to the left of which
is Loughlinstown House, the residence of Henry West. esq. Q.c. On crossing Loughlinstown green, to tl e
right, on the brow of the hill, stands the Rathdown Union Workhouse, very prettily and most salubriously
situated on a site of eight acres, erected in lo41 at an expense of £6,000. The village of LoughlinHown forms
part of the Township of Killiney and Ballybrack.
Butler, Mrs. grocer Humphries, Walter, M.D. Mona Sb.anK.iH>
Geale, Edward, esq. Beech grove, 652. Keilv, John. esq. Clarebeg m . T T ,„ L
,-. T, . . , . . j , h— ,,,,., ' Q** u v.«* t For remamatr of Sh-inkdl, 3i,e Bra>/.
J
Gorman, Patrick, provision dealer ; Kelly, Mdes, ihttfegattftgb hotel
'
POST OFFICE—Ptk. Gorman, postmstr. jLawson, Right lion. James Anthony, Ball, John, esq. LL.D. Rosendael, and
Stanley, Timothy, farmer second Justice of the Court of 52 Leeson-street
West, Harry 8. esq. Loughlinstown' Queen's Bench, Clontra Burton, Rev. E. W. canon of St.
house Malone, John, grocer Patrick's, The Glebe, 15?.
M'Call, John, esq. Dorney court Carr, Mrs. Cath. farmer, Woodford
Middleton, A. H. esq. Athgoepark Eccles, Mrs. Cherrywood, loS/,
Sban^anagh. Morris, Mrs. De Burgh, New Brighton Dix, Henry T. esq. Ferndale, 30?. lbs.
For remainder of Sh/inganagh, see Bray. Pattison, Henry, esq. Druid lodge, and Dodwcll. J. Croft, esq. Shankill ho. 90?.
Airhill—vacant, 52?. 5s., Baureigh, Muuntrath, 52?. • Grehan, Mr. Thomas, Muiliaastill
Armstrong, Geo. esq.—Florence ville Robinson, Archihald, esq. Llanmore Haffield, Thomas, esq. Sylvanmount.
Boyd, Samuel, esq. j.p. Shanganagh I house Houghton, John T. esq. Bailybride
park, loll. Ids. R. I. CL Police Station — Constable Kirk, J. esq. The Cottage
Caldbeck, Thos. F. esq. Eaton Brae C M'Loughlin in charge Orpen, J. R. esq. Emerald, 37?.
Colvin, John H. esq. Barnclose house Scott, Colonel Hopton, Locksley Riall, Capt. R.S, Chantilly, 1 IS/. 10*.
Cullen, Miss, Millhouse Shanganagh castle—vacant Rowan-Hamilton, Mrs. Catherine,
Be Montmorency, Hon. Francis R. Simmonds, E. esq. J.P. Cromlech Shanganagh castle »q. Springfield,
Wilmonc Sullivan, Captain, a.N. Parc-na-silla Searight, Graves E. 4SI. 10a.
Home—Vacant
Talbot, Captain, Auhrey
Shankill castle—vacant
Hemphill, Chas. esq. Q.C, Clifton Idge. Towson, Mr. John, Haoketsland Steele, Major.General, Lordcllo
Holmes, Miss, Crinkin
Withers, Mr. James, Abingdon
LUCAK
LrcAN,an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, seven miles W . from Dublin,comprising
an area of 1,126 acres. Population, 523. It is partly the property of the Oolthurst fesey family, and
partly the property of the Messrs. Shackleton, who "have purchased the Petty Canon lands from the
representatives of "the late J. Crandon, esq. The town is prettily situated in a fertile vale, on the south
bank of the River Liffey, which is here eroe*ttd hy a stone bridge of one arch, and consists of one _wid«. angular
fctreet of small but neat houses and cottages, most of which are let in summer to visitors and invalids. Its
public buildings are, the Parish Church, a neat structure with a tow r er and spire, a large new Roman Catholh
Church, a Sisters of Mercy Convent, a Wesleyan iMethodist Church, and a Presbyterian Church. It baa
a Dispensary, a Lending Library, Church and National Schools. It is a Chief Constabulary Police Station,
and Petty Sessions are lield every alternate Tuesday. Iu the grounds of Weston Park is the well-known and
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much-frequented waterfall, called the Salmon Leap ; which consists of a succession of rocky ledges on the Liffey,
over which the fish dart at one bound. It forms a beautiful cascade, the picturesque effect of which is great ly
increased by the rich and lofty wooded banks of the river, and the adjoining tastefully embellished demesne of
Leixlip Castle.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every alternate Tuesday—Lord Annaly ; Colonel Charles Colthurst
Vesey, D.L.; William Morau, esq.; W. R. F. Godley, esq.; Major Hartley, A. Shaekleton, esq.; Sir James
Mackey, D.L. : T. Dowling, esq. ; Samuel, Hill, esq. and J. F. Tuthill, esq. Clerk—Mr. James Gibson.
Annaly, Right Hon. Lord, Woodlands
Atkinson, R. esq. Ballyowen
Barr, Mr. Andrew, Ahaderrigg
Barr, Mr. Hugh, Dodsborough
Barr, W. esq. Finstown
Beard, The Misses
Belas, Mr. C. W.
Bellauey, David, esq. Esker house
Bennett, Mr. John, Ballyowen castle
Benson, Rev. Charles, The Vicarage
Bossi, The Misses
Bourke, Mr. Patrick, Coldrinagh
Brennan, J. esq. Allenswood
Buckley, Mr. George, Tubber cottage
Buckley, Robert, grocer and draper
Buckley, Samuel, victualler
Casey, Mr. Peter, Esker
Chandlee, Mrs. Griffin lodge
Christie, David, land steward
Clarke, Wm. F. esq. C.E. Esker house
Clinton, Mr. Thos. Finstown cottage
Collins, Miss C. Crescent
Conlan, P. Royal Arms hotel
Convent (Presentation)—Mrs. Kennedy,
superioress
Cromer, J. painter and decorator
Cunningham, Mrs. Ballyowen
Dempsey, Bernard, vintner
Dispensary—E. G. Levinge, esq.medical
officer
Dowd, Thomas, provision dealer
Dunlop, W. II. D. esq. Finnstown ho.
Farrell, Mr. Chasles
FitzGerald, Mr. Francis, St. Helen's
Gibson, James, postmaster, and clerk
of petty sessions of Lucan, Blanch-;
ardstown, and Rathcoole
Gibson, Robert, esq. Allenswood
Godley. Mr. W. The Cresscent
'Green, Mrs. Grange
Ilaire, Captain W. H. Lucan lodge
I Hill, J as. worsted and tweed factory
I Hunt, Rev. J. c.c.
Jack, Henry, agricultural machinist
Johnston, Mr. Thomas
Keefte, Mr. Hugh
Kearney, Mr. J. head constable, E.i.c
Keogh, Mr. Somevton
Kingston, Mrs. grocer and carpenter
Leonard, Mr. Patrick
Levinge, E. G. esq. M.D.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —Rev. W.
White, minister
Proctor, Mr. S.
Quigley, Mr. Edward
Railway Station, M. G. W. R.— John
Keogh, agent
Railway Station, G.S.W.R. — .\ir.
Brennan, agent
Rainsford, Mrs. The Mall
Registrar of Births, Deaths, and M&h
riaqes—Robert Buckley
Rooney, Mr. John, Grange
Ivourke, Edward, farmer and grocer
Rev. Chas. Benson, Royal Irish Constabulary Station —
LUCAN CHURCH
incumbent
A. M'Clelland. esq. sub-inspector
LUCAN R. CATHOLIC CHURCH—Rev, Shaekleton, Joseph, Anna Liffey and
J. Hunt
Grange mills
Lynch, Mr. Edward, Springfield Shaekleton, Miss, The Mali
M'Eroy, Bryan, butcher and grocer Shaekleton, Richard, esq. Canonbrook
Mackey, Sir Jas.Wm. D.L. j.p.WoodviUe
Scully, Mr. J. Viewmount
Maluiie, Mr. Edward, Hillsborough Sherlock, Thomas, general dealer
Manning, Mr. Samuel, Springfieid Smith, Mr. Walter, Glenwood
Masteison, Mrs. Ballyowen Stanford, J. W". esq. C.E. Ounavarra
METHODIST CHURCH —Rev. William Stubbs, Miss, The Mall
Christie
Tandy, Mr. Michael
Mooney, Mr. Thomas, Twelfth lock Tandy, Miss, Annadale cottage
Moore, Mr. George, Ballydowd Thombury, William, builder
Morau, W. esq. J. p. St. Edniondsbury Tuthill, Capt. J. Fitzgerald, J.P. Esker
Murphy, J. vintner
Murray, Michael, esq. Balgaddy
National School-- * * *
master
Palmer, W. esq.
Parochial School — Robert Magahy,
master
Phelan, Patrick, Laurel lodge
POST OFFICE—Mr. Jas. Gibson, c.r.s.
LUSK—See RUSH.
MALAHIDE.
Vesey Arms inn—Mr. Michael Traeey,
proprietor
Vesey, Charles Colthurst, esq. J.r.
D.L. Lieut.-Colonel County Dublin
Militia, Lucan house
White, Rev. William, Primrose hill
Wills, John, esq. Willsbrook
Wills, Mrs. Willsbrook
Young, John, land survevor
MALAHIDE, a maritime town and parish in Coolock barony, Dublin county, nine miles N. from Dublin, comprising
an area of 1,1*26 acres. Population, (>V>o. The town is situated on a narrow inlet of the sea, and m
the Great Northern railway, of which it forms the fourth station from Dublin. The Castle is a large square
building, flanked by lofty circular towers, and stands on a high limestone rock, commanding a tine view of the
town and bay. Of the original Castle little remains but the site, and that has been greatly enlarged and
improved by "the present Lord Talbot de Malahide: the principal front is embattled, and the main entrant,
which is under a splendid Gothic porch, is. defended by two circular towers. The grand hall is roofed with
richly-carved ancient Irish oak. lighted by three large windows, with a gallery at the end. Among the manv
splendid apartments the Castle contains, the most curious is that called the"-' oak chamber/ 1 ceiled and wainscoted
with richly-carved oak, in compartments, contaiuing scriptural devices, and lighted with a pointed window of
stained glass. In the drawing-room, among other valuable paintings, there is a small altar-niece painted by
Albert Durer, said to have been originally in the oratory of Mary Queen of Scots, at Holvrood House. The
demesne is adorned with groups of stately trees, and the grounds and gardens of the Castle are beautifully laid
out. It is open daily to visitors. The town contains many handsome private residences which are permanently
occupied. The only public buildings are the Church, a neat edifice of the later English style, which has recently
been enlarged and restored, and a handsome Roman Catholic Church. It has a large and handsome Hotel, a
Constabulary Police and a Coast-guard Station, a National School, and a Parochial Church of Ireland School
Off the coast there are profitable beds of oysters, the property of the Lord of the Manor.
Archbold, John, The Diamond Dunn, Mr. Thomas, Seapark
MALAHIDE C-HUKCH — Rev. Robert
Archbold, Joseph, farmer, Ross terrace
Gavan, Miss
Tomlinson, A.B. curate
Gaffney, Patrick, farmer
Walsh, A.M. incumbent • Rev. S.
Byrne, Mr. II. J. Casino
MALAHIDE R. C. Cnuscn—Rev. P. P.
-:11. Mary, lodging-house, and groce
Cahill, Michael, victualler
Muicahy, Rev. R. Colahan, 0.C.
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C Allen, John, esq. surveyor and inspector
of mails G.P.O. Egliutou
lodge, 50/.
7 Bourne, Mrs., esq. Clifton-lodge, 0^1.
8 Vacant, 421.
9 Abbott, Rev. Thomas K. F.T.C.D.
Victoria lodge, 44/.
10 Miller, Mrs. Oriel lodge, 38*.
Seapoint-avenue.
1 Smyth. Mrs.
2 Vacant
Annadalo, Miss Lucy Hone
Srinplt, Joseph M.tea «fc wine importer
house, land, and coal agent, agent
Royal Insurance Co. 30/.
Thorp, William, contractor for South
City Markets, Aherdelgie 381.
Seapoint-terrace.
I Morgan, Mrs. 57*.
'_' Watson, William, esq. 57*.
8 Dvvyer, Miss, 10*.
4 Bowles, Mrs 20/.
5 Vacant. 32/.
PILLAR LKTTER-BOX, collected at 8.30
A.M. 4.45 P.M. d; 8.30 P.M. on Sun,"
day*. 8.30 A.M. vnhj
Sea point Baths—James Clinch, prop.
Seapoint liailicay Station—Mr. William
Wilson station master, 15*.
S eap oint-villas.
1 Caileton, Hv. esq. A.B. Gorphwysfa,
70*.
S Stannus, Walter T. esq., LL.D. D.L.
J.p. cos. Down, Londonderry and
Tyrone, 70*.
Tobernea-terrace.
1 Betham, Captain Sheffield, 55*.
2 Hartley, William N., professor of
chemistry, B.C.S. 52/.
5 Browne, Major Montague, staff,
officer of pensioners, 50*.
4 Boyle, II. S. esq. 48/.
„ Blake, Miss,
Trafalgar-terrace.
1 Ellis, Wm. H. Manderville, esq. 48/.
2 Graham, the Misses, 48*.
3 Crowe, Mrs.
4 Vacant, -12*.
5 Dwyer, the Misses, 42/.
,. Dwyer, Captain G. H.
6 Seymour, Mrs. Russell,
,, Seymour, U. T. esq.
7 Vacant,
6 Blood, G. L. esq.
,, Chambers, Mrs.
9 Bewley, Samuel, junr. esq.
10 Creedon, Daniel J., esq.
11 Corcoran, James J. esq.
12 Vernon, Mrs.
13 Westropp, Mrs.
„ Westropp, T. Johnson, esq.
14 Vacant,
15 Butler, John P., esq.
16 Curwcn, Miss,
17 Vacant,
18 Butler, the Misses,
42?.
44*.
42*.
4. r »('.
55/.
551
55*.
551
45!.
AU.
4 5,".
45'.
45*.
45*.
45*.
70/.
10 Pirn, Mrs. Edward
20 Crabbe, James, es

RANELAttH AND CULLENSWOOD— RATHCOOLE AND SACfGARD. 1583
8 Kennedy, Henry, esq. 21/. 11 Morgan, John D. esq. III.
9 Shaw, Prosser, esq. 17J. 13 Hillis, Mr. Hugh, SI. 10*.
10 Carmicbael.Rev. F.F.D.D.chaplain 115 Vacant,
Magdaleu Asylum, Leeson-st. 20/. 117 Hughes, Mr. Edward,
9*.
71.10s.
LEESON-PAEK VILLAS.
11 Mangin, Mrs.
12 lleath, Mrs.
:; Archdall, Mrs. H
14 Walker, Miss
15 and In Vacant
Brookville—Lynch, James, esq. 241.
Ashbrook—M'Question, Geo. Waller
esq. 482.
iJenburb— Mrs. Dockrell
Sally mount-terrace.
Toicmthif> of Mathmines.
dMensvoood-rd.—P. St.Mary, Donnyhrk
1 Bradley, the Misses, 22/.
2 Deale, Mrs. 211.
S Vacant,
fit
Sand ford.
P. St. Peter.
Casson, Jos. W. esq. j.p.Belmount ho.
Hearn, George, esq. Merton, 80/.
Kingsley, Rev. Chas. curate, Sandford
Church, The Parsonage, 35J.
fnfant School—Miss Caroline M'Effer,
mistress
Lending Library
O'Neill, Louis Gordon, solicitor, Sandford
park, 66/.
SAXDFOED CHURCH — Rev. Thomas
Good,B.n. incumbent
Sandford Male School
Stewart, Lady, Sandford lodge, 60/
Sandford-avenue.
Biishjield-avenxie.
1 West, Mrs. 13/.
3 Kemp, Petermann, accountant, III.
5 Rountree, J araes, esq. 13/.
7 Drumm, Thomas, merchant, 13/.
9 Martin, Mr. Joseph, 12/.
119 Parker, Mrs. 121.10s.
21 Roonev, Francis, inspector D.H.P.
14/. 15s.
! 23 Richardson, Mrs, 12/.
2 Mailey, William, esq.
4 Vacant,
6 Halsted, Mrs.
8 Frengley, William, esq.
1SJ.
18/.
13/.
151. 105.
Sandford-nill.
Ranelagh-road.—P. St. Peter.
Bewley, Mrs. Sandford grove, 1001.
Bewley, Saml. esq. J. P. Sandford hill,
10U.
Sandford-road.
P. St. Mary, Donnybrook,
Pembroke Township.
2 Frances. Mrs. Mary, 161
4 Landey, Mr. Theophilus, G.p.o.lSZ.
6 Greer, Mrs. 18/.
8 Vacant, 20/.
10 Vacant, -2/.
12 Hemphill, Samuel, solicitor, 40/.
14 Byrne, Mrs. Sandford ville, 28/.
14A Byrne, John, market gardener,7/.
16 Toomey, Mrs. Mark A. 234
15 Connor, Willis, esq. 22/.
20 Vacant, 22/.
22 Lysaght, George Lingard, esq. 22/.
24 Vacant, 9M.
26 Brown, C. Graham, esq. 25/.
28 Hedgeiong, Mr. Charles, 25/.
30 Fox, Miss, 26/.
32 Wiber, F. L. esq. Board of Works,
28/.
34 Vacant, 28/.
36 Patterson, Frederick Geo. esq. 28/.
38 Fox, Mrs. fSL
40 Tivy, Mrs. 30/.
42 Walker, George, esq. 2
,, Smith, the Misses
.....here Marlborougk-road
SANDFORD-PABADE.
44 Vacant
40 Bulhn, Michael, esq.
45 Pigeon, John, esq.
50 Hodson, Mr».
52 Vacant
54 Vacant
54A and 56 Vacant,
58 Harding, P. G. esq.
60 Parker, William, esq.
62 Roberts, Patk. hortkull
64 Evans, W. A. esq.
126 Redmond, Mrs.
intersects..
each 20/.
17/. 10s.
17/. 105.
lit. 10a.
f 19/.
Belmont lodge,
32/.
128 Mason, Thomas, esq. Woodville
lodge, 21/.
130 Atkinson, Richard W. esq. U&.
Sandford-terrace.
P. St. Peter.
1 Queale, John William, esq.
2 BickerstafF, Mrs,
3 Day, Rev. Edward, i.e.
4 Russell, Forbes Joshua, esq.
,, Russell, Forbes James, esq.
5 Cockburne, JohnViridet, esq.
,. Cockburne, William, esq.
6 Scott, Mrs.
7 Carleton, Mrs.
Woodville.
Sandford.
46/.
35/.
sir.
26/.
1 Wallace, Mrs. m.
2 Hughes, William E. esq. 18/.
3 Ciibboni, James, esq. and 11 L'amestreet.
34/.
4 Allen, Miss, W.
RATHCOOLE AND SAGGARD.
RATHCOOLE, an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, 10 miles 8\V.from Dublin, comprising
an area of 4,705 acres. Population, 459. 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 m length, chiefly of small houses
and cabins irregularly built. The on v 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 Lppercross. About two miles
and a half N.\V\ from Rathcoole is the parish and village of Newcastle, comprising an area of.4,283 acre-.
Population 1,108. It is situated on the Grand Canal. The village was formerly a borough, having a
I ortrieve and burgesses under charter of James !., and prior to the Union, sent two members to the blah
Parliament The Church is an ancient picturesque edilice, covered with ivy, having a hne easteni window.
The Roman Catholic Church is a neat building, with a belfry. There is a Dispensary and National Schools,
Petty Sessions are held every alternate Friday.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETIT SESSIONS AT RATHCOOLE, every alternate Friday.—John C. Kennedy, eaq.;
J. T. Verscboyle, esq. ; Alexander Graydon, esq,, at.d Thomas Drury, esq.; (fork, Mr. James Gibson.
r irty, Mr. James, Greenogue Rathcoole IXsj^nsary— Pat.Jos.M'Evoy, Connolly. Owen, esq. Baliscott, Haztemedical
'arroll, Andrew, vintner
attendant, Rathcoole
atch ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
''r.istabulary PoUce Station — John jSenior, Mrs. Anne
Connor, John, esq. Loughtown, llaziebatch
Stewfcrt, constable in charge
Calien, Mr. Matthew
^'uwdall, James, farmer
Kelly, R. vintner
Senior, Mrs. vintner
I Senior, Thomas, farmer
IShell, Mr. Edward, Elm cottage
SSheal, Mr. James, Rathcoole house
Graydon, Alexander, esq. Newcastle
house
Harrison, John, farmer, Colgan^town
Kelly, P. J. baker
I Spear, Mr. Edward
Howe, John, esq. Wheatfield
Kennedy, Sir John bart. J.P. Johns-jSteacy, Joseph, farmer
Kelly, Patrick, esq. Newcastle
town-Kennedy
| Walsh, Thomas, vintner
•'•*">', Patrick Joseph, surgeon
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Kennedy, Robert, esq.
M'AHLster, John, farmer Lambert, Mr*. taecumnie,
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^Ilazie-
^ ^ ^
Noble, Montgomery, farmer Newcastle. hatch
POST OFFICE—Miss Sophia Senior, Black Church inn—Peter Vicars, prop. M'Donald, Myles, esq. Paymount,
postmistress Byrne, Mr. John. Keating's park Huzlehatch
KATHCOOEE CHDECH—Rev. W. J. Cloncurry, Lady, Lyons house, an i Madden, Patrick, vintner
Thornhill,iacumbent,Glebehouse' 1 Maretimo, Blackrock National School— Amelia Haughton

158* COUNTY DUBLIN DIKKCTORY.
NEWCASTLE CHURCH—Rev.
O'Meara, incumbent
Rathcoole Pariah School—M. .Do
mistress
Richey, Mr, John, Castlewarden
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHCRCH-
Miehael Barry, P.P. and
Joseph BSattery, c.o.
Henry Thorn bill, Rev.
Rathcoole
Woodburn Jose
Saggard.
Brittasv MaHtf
-Rev. Bowling, James, The Hotel. Brittas
Rev. Drury, Thomas, paper mills — office,
8 Ormond-quay, lower
Skerrett, Peter Rd. eeq. Athgoe park National School—Ml. Martin, Softool-
Sbekletoh, Joseph, Lyons mills
master; Teresa Coonan, mistress
W. J. Glebe house.; POST OFFICE—Miss ^Teresa Waters,
postmistress
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHU&CB—Rev.
Michael Barry, p.p. and Rev.
ingau area of 2.581 acres. Population, 5,555. It is situated on the
road to Whitechuveh. 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" hoarding and day school. There
also at Firhouse a Carmelite Convent, also a Dispensarv, a Petty Sessions Court-house, a \ D; :: • Constabulary
Police Station. A fair is held on July 10. The bridge of Rathfarnham, over the rivt Dodder, is several hunummer
by the trees of
dred yards from the village, the approach to which is rising ground, thickly shaded
the demesnes on each side. The neighbourhood abounds in pretty seats and villas
of the Dublin mountains an 1 1 ay. The castle of Rathfarnham was budt 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 - ; g;?; -
of the zodiac. Baltybod&t, a village in the parish of Whitchurch, Is about one and a quarter miles farther on,
and comprises an area of two acres. Population, 252.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every second
esq.; John 0. Drury, esq. j James N. Davis,esq.; ThoftjUi
esq. Q.c. ; Hon. Hercules Rowley, Henry HodgeUa, esq
McDonough, esq. and Patrick Barry, esq. Clerk—Rich;
Ashfield— Vacant, 113?
Arthur, John, bootmaker
Bannan, Patk. gro.

Iloran. Miss, Laurel liiTJ 591.
Hughes, R. and G. model laundry
Lane, J. A. esq. Air park
Leedom, John, coal factor
Lentban, Mary, grocer,

SWORDS— TALLAGHT
lGi#
Aungier, Robert, esq. The Leas , ROM. CATH. CHCRCH—Rev. D. P. Mul-j Healey, Bernard, harness maker
Aungier, Thomas, esq. Roganstown ! cahy, P.P.; Rev. Thos. Murphy,! Howard, John, painter
Baker, Henry, esq. J.P. Balheary ho.' c.c.
Howard, William, butcher
Bowden, Wm. esq. Broadmeadows Sneyd, Mr. Robert, collector, Mount- | Hughes, James, farmer, Balheary
Christie, Joseph, esq. Newtown house! gamble
Cobbe, Charles, esq.
Corbally, Mathew James, esq. J.P. ;
Rathbeale hall
Crean, Patrick, esq. Knocksedan ho.
Cruise-Russell, Robert, esq. J.P.
Drynam
teacher
Cuffe, Miss M. Kilcreagh house, Donabate
Twigg, Rev. Thomas, M.A. Vicarage
Cuffe, Patrick, esq. Mantua
TRADERS, ETC.
Cuppage, Geo. esq. Killeen, Oldtowtv
Davys. Frans. J. M.D. county coroner j
Dawson, Mr. Richard, Kilronan
Dean, Alexander, esq. Newlawn
Forster, Captain FitzEustace, J.P.
Swords house
Gallagher, Patrick, rate collector
Hamilton, Richard F. esq. J.P. Lissen
hall
nutchinson, John Hely, esq. J.P. j
Bannister, John, farmer and slater
Bannister, John, jun. slater
Bannister, William, farmer
Big Tree inn—Edward Philips, proprietor
Bride, James, farmer
Bolger, John, tailor
Cannon, John, coachbuilder
Clarke, John, farmer, Balheary
Seafield, Donabate
Cloney, John, grocer
Infant School—Mary Malone, teacher j Coleman, John, grocer
Kittle, Mr. Andrew
Connell, Michael, blacksmith
Maguire, Mr. John, postmaster Duff, Thomas, farmer
M'Cormick, Mr. Edward, Lispopple j Dunne,Bridget, baker
Kiernan, Mrs. grocer
SWORDS CHURCH—Rev. Thos. Twigg, Lawless, Joseph, farmer.Saucerstown
canon of St. Patrick's, vicar; Rev. Leonard, James, carpenter
W. G. Boyce, curate
Long, James, mason
Stcords Dispensary—Fras.J.Davys,M.D. Long, Michael, farmer and factor
Swords Free School—Louisa Fallon.
M'Court, Mr. Thos. P.L.G. Lanistown i Earley, Peter, hotel keeper
Manders, Richd. esq. Braekenstown I Fitzpatrick, Andw., farmer, Newtown
Rational School—Denis Holland and; Fitzpatrick, Joseph, farmer, Balheary
K. Ahem, teachers
Gill, Mrs. farmer
O'Brien, Michael, esq. Lissen hall Glasgow, John, grocer
Reynolds, John, relieving officer Greene, William, farmer, Balheary
TALLAGHT.
Long, Patrick, farmer,. Lissen hall
Lyons, Mrs. Julia, farmer, Balheary
M'Evoy, John, carp en^r
M'Evoy, William, family grocer
M'Dermott, John, vintner
M'Donnell, Joseph, grocer
M'Kenna, Joseph, farmer, Seatown
Moore, Michael, Harp inn
Morau, John, miller and farmer
Murphy, Mrs. Alice
Murtagh, Mathew, car owner
O'Toole, John, grocer
Phillips, Walter B. farmer, draper, &c.
POST OFFICE — Mr. John Maguire,
postmaster
Royal hotel—Peter Earley, proprietor
Ryan, Patrick, grocer
Ryan, Thomas, blacksmith
Smyth, James, Greenfield
Stewart, Robert, vintner
Stewart, James, Mendon house
St. Lawrence, Richard, vintner
Toole, John, flcirpinu
Tyrrell, John, grocer, &c.
Tyrrell, Mrs., farmer, Balheary
Weldon, Mrs. Margaret, grocer
TALLAGEIT, an inland town and parish in Uppercross barony, Dublin countv, seven miles S.W.by W. from
Dablin, comprising an area of 21,868 acres. Population of parish, 4,0*21 ; of town, 312, inhabiting 57
houses. The town is situated on the road to Blessington, and the parish extends from near Templeogue to
Crumlin, and on its southern side to Brittas, including Brittas Ponds, to Balrothery hill on the river Dodder,
to the Green hills at its western extremity. The southern portion forms the range called the Tallaght Hills,
and commands magnificent views of the bay and vale of Dublin. The church, a little above the town, dedicated
to St. Maelrune, is a modern building in the pointed style. At Firhouse there is a convent of Discalced
Carmelites, and at Mount Anne a small monastery of the same order, and a Priory of the Dominican order at
St. Mary's. In the town there is a Dispensary, and there are National and Parochial Schools. It is a Constabulary
Police station, and Petty Sessions are held every alternate Wednesday. There are several paper
and Hour mills in the parish.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every alternate Wednesday—Sir John Lentaigne, C.B. D.L.; Dr. Evory
Kennedy ; Richard Walsh, esq. ; John Hatchell, esq.; Thomas Roper, esq. ; Henry T. Finlay, esq.; Wm.
D, Ilandcock, esq. ; Laurence B. Rorke, esq.; Joseph Nugent Lentaigne, esq. B.L.—Clerk, R. D. Molloy.
Mrtor.—vacant
[Early, Wm. esq. Kilnamanagh O'Toole, Mr. Peter, Newtown house
Bagnall, Mr. farmer, Raliinascorney
Barr. John, esq. Belview
Fox, William, farmer, Whitestown
Handcock, Wm. Domvilie, esq. J.v
POST OFFICE AND POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICE—Miss Anne Doran, postmistress
Boardman, J. and A. paper mills, Sallypark
Boldbrook
Hanlon, Thomas, farmer, Gibbons Quinn, Denis, esq. Killenarden
Hoothman, Jno. Bathampton cottage Healey, James, farmer
ST. MARY'S CONVENT — Very Rev,
Boothman, Mrs. Kiitipper house
Brown, R. S. es

1«!0 COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
TERENURE (FORMERLY ROUNDTOWN),
TFRENUUE, formerly Roundtown, a village in the parish of Rathfambara. Rathdown barony, Dublin county, 3
miles south from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 41 acres. Population 8.51. It is
situated on the road to Rathfarnham, branching from HaroldVeross and Rathgar. The neighbourhood aboundin
handsome Mfttl and villas. Tliere is a Tramway to Dublin, and the cars run between Terenureand Sackvillestreet
every sax minutes.
Ashley, Mrs. Glenpool place, Mt
Bermingham, Mr. James L. Greet)
Drake cottage
Berry, Jph. esq. Westhampton, 711.
Black, Mrs, Milfonl cottage
Black, William, provision dealer
Board man, Thomas W. stationer, .vc.
Brady, Jas. Jt'o^alhotei,tavern, piifetl
office and waiting-rooms for tram
PfaftflWIWfy—Henry Davv, A.B. M.B.
a.en, medical officer—res. Kimmage
lodge,
Ml«
Donnelly, Mrs. Donnelly's cottages
Donnelly, Mr. James, Garna villa cot.
Duffy, Mrs. grn.-vr, Afc.
Ennis, Robert, bricklayer
Farrell, Michael, dairy
Flood, Mrs. Catherine, grocer, tea,
wine and spirit • erchant, Italian
warehouse, «te.
Freeman, James, carpenter. Jubilee
place, K. 10*
cars,
fti.
Brady, Thomas, dairy, and Mod BOB
tractor
Bushy Park-road.
Kimmatre lodge
Bramston, Mr. Thomas, Albert, eot. From Ii

Carty, William, esq. Charleville
Connaty, Joseph, esq. Mount Michael
Connor, James, Templeogue inn
Bowling, Francis, esq. Fir house
Flood, B. A. esq. Mount Alton
Griffin, E. J. esq. Rose hall
llamlcock, William, Domville, esq.
J.P. Sally park
Hume, Mrs. Dirone house y
Kavanagh, Mr. Michael, Springfield
Kelly, Matthew, esq., J.P. Cherryrield
Kennedy, James, farmer, Wellington
King,Chas. Stewart,esq. Cypress grove
King, Chas. Strong, esq. Cypress grove
Kiruan, Mrs. spawtdl farm
TER EN U RE - VVILUAMSTOWN. 1611
O'Gorman, Patk. Cogan, esq. Templeogue
lodge
Roach, John E. esq. Kilvare
Roberts, Mrs. Prospect
Ryan, Mrs. Knocklyon house
Smith, B. esq. Tymen cottage
Smith, Thomas, farmer, Whitehall
Stanford, C. T. esq. Templeville
Sullivan, Marcus C. evsq. Castlefield
Walsh, M. esq. Riversdale
FoRTiMELD-TEKRACE.
1 Davy, Dr. Edmund William
3 Henderson, Major John
Templeog-ue-road.
Terenure College, Very Rev. Michael A,
Moore, o.c.c. president; Rev. Paul
M'Donnell, o.c.c. burser : Rev.
P. Donegan, o.c.c. 1 KM.
Wake, Mrs. Kensington house
Terenure-terrace.
1 Taggard, George, eiq.
2 Bury, James Archibald, esq.
0 Smithson, Mrs.
4 Beatty, Francis, C.E.
I#akelands-park.
l.awlor, J. S. esq. M.D. Delaford house '. Brady, Thomas, car owner
Lakelands.
Maconchy, Chas. W.Templeogue mills Hooper, William, esq. Little Fortfield 1 Beclcer, John, merchant
Magrane, Jas. esq. Knocklyon castle I Jones, James, carpenter
:., Becker, Michael, merchant
Magrane, Mrs. Old court
Mountain view—vacant
; Murray, Michael, dealer in sand
Rogerson, David, esq. Olney,
2 McXaboe, George, esq. G.P.O.
70/. I 3 Cordner, Mrs.
Murphy, J. esq. Templeogue house 'Saudford, Capt. Wills, Fortfield lodge | 4 Weekes, Charles, esq.
WHITECHURCH (see RATHFARNHAM).
WILLIAMSTOWN.
(BLACKROCK TOWNSHIP.)
WILLI VILLIAMSTOWN, a inantime village in the parish of Booterstown, partly in Dublin barony, but chiefly in that
of i Rathdown. Dublin county. 44 miles S.E. from the Ofeneral Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of 46 acres.
fog '^pulation, 575j inhabiting: 04 houses. It is situated upon the S. shore ot Dublin bay, close to the Kin^town
a-, andou the road to Bray. It is resorted to as a bathing-place, In the neighbourhood, approached from
Booterstown or Blackrock, there are many handsome seats and villas. The parish church is situated in Crossavenue,
Blackrock. It i? within the Blackrock postal delivery.
Kg •-• . Michael, esq. Ruby lodge 33 Kinch, Mrs.
2 Benson, John, esq. 38/.
Egan, Mrs. P. Kuby lodge, , Btt. 35 Dowdall, Mr. Patrick
3 Vacant, 18£.
Egan, William A. esq. Ruby lodge hi. \ 37 Vacant
4 M'Currjr, 8. S., esq., secretary's
Kearney, Mrs. Peafield house, 49/.; 41 Garvey, Patrick, greengrocer
office, Q P.O.
K«.lly, Edmund Meares, barrister, 143 Griffin. Thomas, esq. Ml .5 Grier, Capt. Alexander Dixon, 18/.
Rosefield, NK. 45 Coyle, M. J. land surveyor, 9/. 10*. 6 Ciinchy, Piulip, esq. 18/.
5u '-••,, Win. Henry, esq. Albany grove, 47 Caughey, Rev. Francis, 10?.
Walker, Jn. A. esq. Seafort lodge, &2J.\ 49 Smith, Richard, esq. Krazer. Mrs. laundress, hi, 10*
28 Keegan, John J. *t Co. grocers and
Italian warehousemen, ftit,
30 Darcy, Mr. John, Ul.
82 Flint" Mr. Abraham, H. L0«.
34 Tallon, Mr. Thomas, 0/. 10*.
3o Armstromr,Thomas, acting-inspector,
D.M. P., V.
33 Farrell, Laurence, bootmaker
42 Murphy, Gregory, builder, and 1
Se ifort-parade
4*1 Vacant,
10/. lOy.
" t8 Reilly, Patrick, gardener, 20t.
5