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THOM'S ALMANAC
AND
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND:
FOR THE YEAR
1862.
COMPRISING
BRITISH DIRECTORY.
PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY.
PEERAGE, BARONETAGE, AND KNIGHTAGE DIRECTORY.
NAVAL, MILITARY, AND MILITIA DIRECTORY.
COLONIAL DIRECTORY.
STATISTICS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
GOVERNMENT OFFICES' DIRECTORY.
UNIVERSITY, SCIENTIFIC, AND LITERARY DIRECTORY.
MEDICAL DIRECTORY.
ECCLESIASTICAL DIRECTORY.
LAW DIRECTORY.
BANKING DIRECTORY. POSTAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY AND BOROUGH DIRECTORY.
POST OFFICE DUBLIN CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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DUBLIN:
ALEXANDER THOM AND SONS, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
LONGMAN, GREEN, LONGMAN, AND ROBERTS, LONDON.
ADAM AND CHARLES BLACK, EDINBURGH.
MDCCCLXII.
Price Fifteen Shillings.

CHAPELI20D-CLONDALKIN. 135ft
Cliapelizod Parochial Male and Female' Inciaicore-road.
TOST OFFICE—Edward J. P. Rice,
School-*—Jas. Sweetman, master ; From Chapelizod to Kilmainham, Xeio. postmaster
M. Georgina Sweetman, mistress
P. St. James.— Uppercross B. Rice, J. P. woollen draper, and 6-3
Dunn, Bernard, esq.
James's-street
Fitzpatriek, Joseph, grocer andprovi-; Corlett, Henry Lee, esq. and 106 Sum- Ryan, Wm. paper manufacturer, Gol-
sion dealer
merhilldenbridge
house and mills, and 1
Hoyle &, Peat, woollen manufacturers '• Davis, Samuel, Hibernian plaster of Merchaiits'-quay
Jones, Gustavus R. esq.
Palis and cement mills, 137 Abbey- Tydd, Ben. B. inspector

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O0UNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
LUCAN.
LUCAN, an inland town and parish in Newcastle barony, Dublin county, seven miles W. from Dublin, comprising
an area of 1,126 acres, of which 33 are in the town. Population of parish, 1,009, of town, 578, inhabiting
79 houses, midway between the Great Western and Midland Great Western Railways and the Royal and
Grand Canals (distance about one mile from each), and upon the high road to Gaiway and Siigo. After the
Conquest this place was settled on Richard de Peche, one of the early English adventurers; and in 12"i0
was in the possession of Waryn de Peche, who founded the monastery of St. Catherine, in the immediate
\icinity. In the reign of Richard II. it belonged to the Rokeby family, and in the sixteenth century
was the property of the Sarsfield family, and of William, the distinguished general of that name, who
forfeited it for his adherence to the cause of James II. It is now the property of the Colthurst Vesey
family. The town is prettily situated in a fertile vale, on the south bank of the River Liffey, which is here
crossed by a granite bridge of one arch, with stone parapet, supported by iron pallisades, and consists of one
wide angular street 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 tower and spire, a large new
Roman Catholic Chapel, and a Wesleyan Chapel. It has a Dispensary and a Loan Fund; a Lending Library,
Church, and National Schools. It is a Chief Constabulary Police Station, and Petty Sessions are held every alter
nate Tuesday. Lucan is noted for its spas, sulphurous and chalybeate, and is much resorted to for its efficacy in
scorbutic, bilious, and rheumatic complaints: in that called the ''boiling spring," the water, on analysis, has been
found to contain in every two gallons, 70 grains of crystallized carbonate of soda, 20 of carbonate of lime, 1 A of
carbonate of magnesia, 2 of siiex, 6k of muriate of soda, and 14 of sulphur. The scenery around Lucan is
delightfully varied, and in part romantically beautiful, particularly Woodlands, the seat of Colonel White, M.P.,
and the grounds of Weston park, in which is the well-known and much-frequented waterfall, called the "Salmon
Leap;' 1 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 greatly increased by the rich and lofty wooded banks
of the river, and the adjoining tastefully embellished demesne of Leixlip Castle. The parish abounds in gentlemen's
seats, and handsome villa residences; the principal of which are Lucan House, in a demesne of 500 acres,
in which there is a monument to one of the Sarsfields, and an ancient oratory; St. Edmondsbury, Woodville,
Hermitage, &c. In the Irish peerage this place gives the title of Earl to the noble family of Bingham.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every alternate Tuesday—John Godley, esq.; Henry Clarke, esq ; Charles
Colthurst Vesey, esq. Lucan House; John F. Willis, esq. Willsbrook; and George G. Place, esq. Inchicore—Clerk,
John Higginbotham.
Acton, Mrs. Gayview, Lucan
Baker, Miss, The Cresceut
Bayly, Mr. 12th lock, Grand Canal
Becker, Mr. Michael, Twelfth lock
Bellaney, David, esq. Esker house
Bennett, John, Ballyowen castle
Bennett, Mr. Peter,
Berwick.the Hon.Judge, St.Edmonds-j
bury
Bingham, John, esq. v.L.a. Glenwood
Bourke, John, Colthurst Arms hotel
Bourke, Denis, esq. Beiiview
Bourke, John, grocer
Brady, Thomas, baker
Buckley, Mr. George, relieving officer,
Tubber cottage
Butler, Bryan, esq. St. Helen's
Campbell, Miss, grocer
Casey, Cornelius, Esker
Clark, Henry esq. J.P. Aliens wood
Clarke, Wm. esq. Esker hail
Colclough, John, esq. P.L.CJ. Einstown
house
Cole, Charles, esq. Somertoa
Coley, Edward, victualler, «fc treasurer
of Loan Fund
Colley, Henry, esq. Lucan lodge
Collins, Miss C. Crescent
Constabulary Polke Station—W.T.Gunn,
sub-inspector
Cromer, Mr. groc. & Royal Arms hotel
Cromer, J. painter
Cross, James, grocer and miller
Cunningham, Mr. Ballyowen
Dennis, Rev. P. M. Esker lodge
Disj.>ensary—T. Purefoy, med. officer
Donne, Rev. E. c.c.
Ellis, Miss, The Mall
Evans, Mrs. Lucan
Ferguson, George, L.B.C.S.I. LeLxlip
Gaiway, Richard, esq. Broomfield Quigley. James, esq. Lucan hill
Garland, Anthony, carpenter Railway Station, M.G.W.R.—Mr. Dc-
Geoghegan, Mrs. Crescent
lan, agent
Gibson, James, first clerk loan fund 2nd Railway Station, G. S. W. R.—Mr.
receiver and postmaster
Brennan, agent
Green, Mr. James
Renwick, Mrs. The Crescent
Green, Mrs. Grange
Roblastre, Miss, Lucan
Hall, Thomas, esq. Einstown Rooney, Mr. Richard, Grange
Higginbotham, Mr. John, petty ses­ Rourke, Edward, farmer
sions clerk
Shackleton, Mr. Anna Liffey mills
Holt, G. II. esq. Viewmount Smith, Mr. W. Dodsborough
Jack, Mr. agricultural mechanist Spa hotel, Cooldrina—J. Burke, pro­
Keeffe, Mr. Hugh
prietor
Kingsmill, Lady, Hermitage Stewart, Miss, Airley
Leonard, Mr. Patrick, Esker Stewart, H. H. esq. M.D. governor of
Loan Fund—Mr. E. Coley. treasurer; Lunatic asylum, Lucan Spa House
Mr. J. Gibson, clerk
Stewart, Rev. Henry, Rectory
LUCAN CHUKCH—Rev. L. C. Warren, Tandy, Air. George, Rose cottage
perpetual curate
Teeling, Mrs. grocer
LUCAN R. CATHOLIC CHAPEL—Rev. Ter Heuir, William esq. Bessmount
E. Dunne
cottage
Lumsden, William, esq. Lucan house Tindall, David, boot and shoe maker
Lunatic Asylum—H. H. Stewart, esq. Thornbury, William, builder
M.D. governor
Vesey Arms inn—Mr. Tracey, propr.
Lynch, Edward, esq. Springfield Vesey, Colthurst Charles, esq. J.P.
M'Keon, Edw. M. esq. Westpanstown Lucan house
M'Evoy, Michael, Lucan Arms hotel Vivian and Co. iron works
M'Garry, M. esq. Primrose hill Vivian, Samuel J. esq.
Masterson, Thomas, esq. Ballyowen Wall, Robert, esq. Milltown house
Moore, Campbell, esq. Ballyowen cot­ Wallace, Richard, esq. Esker
tage
Watson, Mr. Ahaderrigg
Moore, Mr. George, Ballydowd WESLEYAN CHAPEL—Rev. Chas. Rob­
Morgan, Miss, The Crescent
inson minister
Murray, Michael, Balgaudy
White, Colonel Henry, Woodlands,
Needham, Thos. R. esq. Griffin lodge Clonsiile
Parochial Sclwol—Mr. Robinson Williams, John, esq. Fins town cot­
Palmer, W. esq. Grange Mills
tage
POST OFFICE—Mr. James Gibson, first I Williamson, Mrs. The Mall
clerk loan fund receiver and post­ ; Wills, John, esq. J.P. Willsbrook
master
j Young, John, builder

Mulloy, Rev, Wm. chaplain. Female
Orphan House, North Circular rd.
Belmont
Moore, Arthur, esq. secretary, Dublin
and Wicklow Railway—res. Monks
town lodge, 551.
Orpin, Jno. juu. solr. Munster ldg. 561.
Pirn, J, Greenwood, esq. Easton lodge,
72/.
Plant, Wm. M.D. F.E.C.S.I. Plantation,
70/.
Skelly, William, grocer
Smith, Mrs. milliner and draper
Yesey, E. esq. Hilton lodge
Williamson, W. A. esq. Albany grove
TOontpelier-parade.
1 Atkinson, Charles, esq. 267.
2 Frend, Miss, 23/.
3 Hartigan, Stewart, esq. surveyor's
department, G.P.O. 24/.
4 Trail. Mrs. 22/. 10s.
5 Johnston, Miss, 24/. 10s.
6 Xoble, The Misses, boarding-house,
24/. 10?.
7 Hodges, Mrs. 51/.
8 Hawkshaw, Hugh, esq. R.N. 44/.
9 Hartigan, Mrs. 30/.
,, Hartigan, Wm. Henry, barrister
"R&ontpelier-terrace.
1 Bailv, Mrs.
2 Heron, Miss, dressmaker,
3 and 4 Stringer, Mrs. lodgings,
MONKSTOWN-PALMERSTOWN. 1395
Richmond-bill.
Seapoint-terrace.
1 Clarke, Joshua, Q.C. 45/. 1 Edie, Alexander, esq. 40/.
2 Hutton, John, merchant, 49/. i 2 Vacant, 57/.
o and 4 Vacant, each 54/. 13 O'Beime, Miss, 59/.
5 Lynch, Rev. John, incumbent of St. 4 Carle ton, George, esq. 57/.
John's church, 54/. : PILLAR LETTER-BOX, collected at 9
„ Webb, Stawell, esq.
A.M. 5 P.M. and 7 P.M. On Sun­
6 Fletcher, Mrs. 49/. days, 9 30 A.M. only
7 Pirn, Miss Ruth, -37/. , Seapomt baths—Jno. Clinch, proprietor
8 Molton, Francis, esq. 37/,
Richmond cottage—Brady, Mrs.
Salt-hill.
Tobernea-terrace.
Via the Sea.
1 Smith, Mrs.
2 Stuart, Hon. A. G.
Kingttoum Railway Company's Baths—
3 Abbott, George, esq.
John Crosthwaite, proprietor
4 Andrews, Arthur, esq.
161.
14/.
14/.
Railway Station—Mr. Kelly, station?
master
Connor, Wm. job clarence and livery j
establishment, and 32 Hatch street;
Salt-hill hotel—Wm. Parry, proprietor
Salt-hill livery stables and carriage;
establishment, Wm. Connor, proprietor,
and 32 Hatch-st. Dublin
Salt-hill-place.
1 Hill, John, esq. superintend. Dublin
A Kingstown line 10/. 15s.
2 Hill, Mrs. Morres, 15/.
10 Da vies, Francis, esq.
25/.
11 Webb, John, esq.
29/.
Seafield-avenue.
12 Hartwell, Miss,
2S/.
,, Garner, The Misses
BoswelhJno. Knight, esq. Clifdenldg.
13 Gamble, Mrs.
2S/. Calvert, Win. esq. Seafield lodge, 50/.
14 Eustace, Dr. John,
Irvine, John, esq. Maplebury
15 Roberts, Mrs.
m. 22/. Jones, Wm. M. esq. Albert lodge, and
16 Keogh, Mrs.
25/. 6 Dawson-street
17 Drury, Miss Sarah, ladies' school, Kirwan, Capt. James, Victoria lodge
Arnold ville.
25/.
Lee, Robert Campbell, esq. Eglinton
Montpelier house—Darley, Hem lodge, 50/.
7 F.
esq. and Bank of Ireland
Neynoe, Mrs. Oriel cottage, "S/.
Peile. Henry, esq. St. James's, and 42
Fleet-street
T warn ley, Christr.esq. Brighton lod.40l.
Walpole, Edw. esq. Windsor lodge, 50/.
Trafalgrar-terrace.
Ellis, Mrs. 48/.
Graham, The Misses, 4S/.
Shone, J. A. barrister, 39/.
Labarte, Josh. Moore, bar. 42/.
Dwyer, Mrs. 42/.
Lyle, Robert, esq. 42/.
Ellis, Mrs. 44/.
Barrington, Richard, esq. 42/.
Deey, Mrs. 45/.
Jackson, Grant, 55/.
Wigham, John R. esq. 55/.
Lees, Thomas Orde, esq. 55/.
Vacant, 55/.
Young, Mrs. 45/.
Armstrong, Miss, 45/.
and 17 Vacant, 45/.
Mavne, Mrs. Dawson,
Vacant
Styles, Mrs.
Colles, Henry, barrister, and taxing
master, 70/.
Caulfield, Capt. Montgomerie, J.P.
70/.
Uplands,
Pakenham-plaee.
Seapoint-avenue.
Arthur, Miss
1 Sharpe, Mrs.
., Yeo. Frederick, esq.
43/.
1 Oldham, George W. esq. 22/. M'Clelland, Wm. sexton of Mariners' 2 Yeo, Thomas, esq.
43/.
2 Downs, Mr. Alex.
22/. church, Kingstown
,, Yeo, Henry, esq.
3 Fennessy, F. R. esq.
22/. Shaw, Ponsonbv,esq. J.P. The Cottage, Tudor Hall Boarding-house, The Misses
Packenham villa—Powell, Wm . esq.
25/. Moore, proprietors, 114/.
PALMERSTOWX
PALMERSTOWN, or PVL.MERSTON. a parish and village in Uppereross barony, Dublin county, rive miles west from
the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of \,r>[\\ acres, of which 7 are in the village. Population
of the parish. 1,511 ; of the village, 411. inhabiting 1.5*2 houses. 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; a fair for
horses and cattle, well frequented, takes place on "21st August. The Great Southern and Western line of
railwav 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. H. Hutchinson, when Secretary for Ireland. It is a spacious mansion in an elevated situation, eommanding
hue views. In the Irish peerage this place gives the title of Viscount Palmerston to the Right Hon.
Henry John Temple.
Brabazon, Chas. F.esq. Xeilstown cot- Fitzgibbon, Gerald, Q.C. Larkfield Murphy, Rev. Andrew, B.C.c.
tage Fitzpatrick, Michael, farmer :R. CATHOLIC CHAPEL
Byrne, Edward, post ofiice Fitzpatrick, Mr. J as. Newtown Clark Rorke, Law. esq. Xeilstown house
Cherry, Wm. esq. Palmerston house, Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
Swift, Edward, esq. Wheatfield
and 40 Upper Sackville-street Godley, John, esq. j.r. Fonthill Teevan, Michael, esq. Brooklawn
Constabulary Police Station—William Kappock, Michael, esq. Dale view | Wilcocks, Rev. William, St. Laurence
Houlihan, constable in charge
Courtenay, Henry, K. esq. Parkview
Courtney,Henry C.solicitor, Parkview,
and 70 Dame-street
Crosson, Denis, police constable
Farrell, Mr. Thomas
89
Layard, Mrs.
M "Garry, Bernard, esq.
M'Garry, Michael, oil and lead mills
Macken, J as. Falmerstown flour mills
Maguire, James, M.D. dispensary
Moore, Rev. John, r.r.
Clarke Villa-terrace,
1 Vacant
% Daffy, Luke V. eaf.
3 Tinkler, Wiliiam, Ordnance Survev

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SANDFORD CHURCH—chaplain, Key.
Wm. Pakenham Walsh; assistant,
Eev. T. J. Paul
Trafford, Mrs. Mountsandford
"Walsh, Rev. William Pakenham, A.M.
chaplain of Sandford, and hon.
sec. of Church Missionary Society
SancLford-avenue.
BusJineld-avemiC.
1 Willis, Mrs.' 13/.
2 Sidford, George, silk mercer, and
17 Nassau-street, 141. 5s.
3 Allen, William G. esq. office of
Public Works, 12?. 10s.
4 Tickell, Mr. Henry, 12/. 10s.!
5 Tirbutt, Edward B. tailor, 12/. 10s. I
6 Campbell, Mr. Francis, 11/.
7 Walker. Geo. sexton of St. Mary's
Church, Doimybrook, 8/. 10s.
8 Fletcher, Mr. John J. 12/.
9 Henon, Mrs. 13/.
10 Geoghan, Mr. Charles, 121.
11 Boardman, John, shirt maker and
outfitter
12 Mayne, Thomas, woollen draper,
Sandford villa—Shaw, Jn. Peake, esq.
Sandford-laill.
IZanektgh-road.—P. M. Peter.
Eewley, Samuel, esq. Sandford grove,
1001.
Bewlev, Saml.jun. esq. Sandford hill,
10 If.
Saixdford-place.
CuUennvood-rd.—P. St.Mary,Dmnybrk.
1 Leech, William, esq.
2 Crozier, Miss Charlotte,
3 Goffe, Miss Sarah
4 Williams, John, esq.
5 Griffin, John, esq.
6 Kenney, Mrs. Frances,
7 M'Neale, the Misses,
8 Banks, Mrs. Anne,
9 Doyle, Mrs. Jane
10 Turner, Mrs. Charlotte
11 and 12 Building ground
13 Winder, Mrs.
„ Winder, John H. esq.
2bl.
Sandford-terrace.
P. St. Peter.
1 Queale, John William, leather and
barkmerch.

Kelly, Patrick, esq. Newcastle
Kennedy, Sir Charles, bart. J.P.
Lambert, James, Alderman, J.P. Staceumnie,
Hazlehatch, and Graftonstreet,
Dublin
M'Donald, Myles, esq. Athgoe
Rational School
NEWCASTLE CHURCH—Rev. Eugene
O'Meara, incumbent
Phillips, Henry, esq. Kilcarbery
Bathcoole Par. School—William Lane,
master
RATHCOOLE—RATHFARXHAM. 1403
Reed, Henry, esq. Blaelcchurch
Riehey, Mr. John, Castlewarden
R. C. CHAPEL—Rev. Chris. Burke, p.
Russell, B. C. esq. Raniskey
Shekleton, Joseph, Lyons mills
Skerrett, Peter, esq. Athgoe park
Thornhill, Rev. W. J. Glebe house
Woodburn, John, esq. Hazlehatch
Sag'gard.
Bryan, William, esq. Brittas
Derail, Mr. Patrick
RATHFARNHAM.
Bowling, John, The Hotel, Brittas
Iliggins, Mr. William, Lynch park
. M'Donnell, John & Thos. $ Co. paper
mills—office, S Ormond-quay. h.
Morgan, Thomas, esq. Badger hill
{National School—Patk. Doran, master
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL—Rev. Chris.
Burke, P.P.
Verschoyle, John James, esq. j.p.
Saggard house
Walsh, Riehd. esq. Kingswood
Waters. "W. coach prop. Cheeverstow u
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 2,5ifl acres, of which (iO are occupied by the village
and ponds. Population of parish, 5.r)55 : of village and ponds, 845, inhabiting 120 houses. It is situated on tie
road to Whitcchurch, and near where the Military-road commences that crosses the mountains into "Wicklow
countv. The village consists of one long irregular street: the Church on the right side, with a tower and Spire.
The Chapel, with a residence for the priest, is a targe building. The Loretto Convent, iii the vieinitv. formerly
the residence of the late George Grierson, esq., is a large modern brick building, attached to which "tliere is an
elegant chapel, a female free school, also a ladies 1 hoarding and day school. Tliere is also at Ptrk&use a Carmelite
Convent, and there are Parochial and Hibernian Society Schools in the village, also a l>ispen.»arv, a Petty
Sessions Court-house, and District Constabulary Police Station. A fair is held on July 10. The bridge of Rathfarnham,
of one arch, 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. -Near the bridge are the Elv
Hour mills of Robert Nixon. The neighbourhood abounds in pretty seats and villas, commanding rich view's
of the Dublin mountains and hay. The castle of Rathfarnham was built by Archbishop Loftus in the retgtt of
Elizabeth. One of the entrances to the demesne, fronting the Dodder, is in the styl • 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 mile? further on,
and comprises an area of two acres, population "2.V2, inhabiting 52 houses, near which the Military-road passes;
and in the vicinity tliere are numerous handsome seats and picturesque villas, among which are Marlay and Glen
Southwell, or the Little Dargle. In the grounds of the former there is a mausoleum, in which are interred the
late Right Hon. John David Latouche, and his sister, the Countess of Laneshorough. Here also is Priory,
where the celebrated Right Hon. John Philpot Curran lived many years.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTT SESSIONS, every second Tuesday—Sir Robert Shaw, bait. Bushy park • Charles
Davis, esq. Cioragh ; George Beane, esq. Orchardtown ; Charles Granby Burke, esq. Milikmn; Thomas Drury, esq.
Dartry, Ratlimines ; Robert Glanders, esq. Landscape. Clerk, Richard Molloy, Tallnght.
Bamian, Patrick, provision dealer
Barton, Rev. Saunders, Eden house
Blackburne, Right Hon. Francis,Rathfarnham
castle 770'.
Bourke, Valentine, grocer A: prov. deal.
Boyle, Wm. surgeon, Washington lodge
Burke, D, P. subdnspec. of constab.
Constabulary Police Station
Croly, Henry, M.D. F.R.C.S.T. physician
Nolan, Patrick, bacon eurer
JS~utgrove Boarding School
O'Neill, Matthew, tailor
Pentony, John, victualler
Petty *r;sions Court-house
POST OFFICE—Jno. Meabank, receiver
Ratcliffe, Josh. Q.c. LL.D. vicar-gen.
Clift lodge, «fc 51 Upper Mount-st.
RATHFARNHAM CHURCH—Rev. Larai-
Smithson, John, esq. Cioragh cottage
Swift, W. R. esq. Whitechureh lodge
WniTECiiuiicn—Rev. Saunders Barton,
perpetual curate
££atbfarnliam-bridge.
Nixon, Robert, Ely mills
Ratnfarnham-roEd'.
to the Rathfarnham Dispensary, ( celot Bowdall, A.M. rector—res.
From Poundtoicn.
Greenfield house
3 Terenure terrace
Pa risk of Pa thfa m Art m.
Crowe, Mrs. provision dealer
Rathfarnha„i J nspensary—Henry Croly,
Curran, JohnPhilpot, esq. The Priory M.n. F.R.c.s.i. medical officer.
Carroll, Mr. Henry
Custis, Samuel, saddler and vintner Greenfield house
Downing, Arthur, esq, Pivervie.w, 601.
Bavis, Matthew, esq.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL—Rev. W. M'Cann, John li. esoL Eastbourne, 6&L
Booner, John, sol. Barton lodge, S3£. ; M'Donnell, P.P.
Ryan, Thomas, esq. Westbourne, 6U,
Bowdall, Rev. L. rec. of Rathfarnham SCOtt, Isabella, vintner
Shaw, Sir Robert, bt. J.P. Bushy park
church—res. 3 Terenure terrace, Segrave, Patrick, esq. Bloomfield Vincent, Wm. esq. Wasdale house, 861.
45/. 10s. j Shaw, Right Hon. Pred. LE.D. Recorder
RATIIGAR-TERRACE.
Doyne, Major, Hermitage
of Dublin, Kimmage house
Rtmm&tawn.
FitzGerald, Henry, flour mills Strahan, William, buibL-r
Clay, William Keating, esq. Meadow
Gannon, Henry, paper hanger «fc painter: Todd, Rev.Br. F.T.C.D. Silverton, 107/. bank g^,
Ilatchell, Right. Hon. John, Fortfield \ Tottenham, W. D. esq. Ashnehl, 117. Tennant, Miss, Prospect house
house, 258J. Tunr.ey, James, grocer k spirit dealer
Hemsworth,Wm.G.esq.G.p.o.Chetham| Woods, John, esq. Castlevieiv
Road to Churcktown.
Hodgens, Henry, bar. Beaufort, and Woods, John C. esq. Castleview
Manders, Richard, esq. Landscape,
•:ut. io?.
Kildalkey, Athboy, 152L ;
'' Gerrard, Samuel, solr. bachelor** hall
Hodgens, John C. barrister, Rooke-j
wood, 511. 10s.! Xdttle Sargle.
KOCKBROOK.
Kane. Benis, victualler
I Byrne, Mr. Charh's. IWkbrook IK.IWC
Parish of WTtitedwrch.
Kirwan, Nicholas, baker
i Byrne, Michael, farmer. C rough
Latouche, Colonel David C. Marlay Clarke, William II. esq. Larch hill Casey, .Tames, firmer, Onugh
Loretto Convent Boarding ' •'
—Mrs. Somers, superioress; Rev. j Davis, Mrs. The Park
[Gahaa, John, builder, Sheepmount
Peter Hanly. Snugboro', chaplain Guinness, Thos. H. esq. Tipbraddin ' G a v i n. T11 om a s, fanner
Murphy, John, Y^Jow House tav. 12/. Jenkins, Nkh. farmer, Kilmashogue. [Kennedy, John, farmer, Mount Venus

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Mahon, Bartholomew
POST OFFICE RECEIVER—E. O'Neill
White, Mrs. Killikee house
Ballyboden.
P. of Rath/amMm.
Drury, William, esq. solicitor, Boden
park Sil. 5s.
Hodgens, John C. bar. Rookwood
Jones, Philip, esq. Bolton hall
Jones, William Milward, esq. Bolton
hall; and 49, York street
Lenehan, Joseph, vintner and provision
dealer
M'Douough, Jno. paper manufacturer
Moekler, Mrs. Springmount
Plunkett, James, Prospect hill
Russell, Win. esq. Catherine's park
Shewcraft, Mrs. Kingston house
Taylor, Clement, esq. Newbrook
Watson, Joshua, esq. Ballyroan house
Edmondstown.
P. of Whitechurch.
Brown, Paul, paper manufacturer
Delany, Mrs. Airpark
Dollard, R. P. & Co. paper manufacturers,
Millmount
Hayes, Thos. esq. Woodbine cottage
Hayes, William Armstrong, esq. Ed-
mundstown park
Horan, Mrs. Lam-el hill
Reid, John, woollen cloth manufacturer,
S amine vi lie
Sherlock, Robert, esq. Springvale
Fir-house, Templeogue.
P. of Ra thfa rnham.
(See Roundtown.)
Scholars town.
P. of Rathfamham.
Craven, Jas. brick manuf.Hayfield, 44/.
Dunn, Mrs.
Butterfield-lane. Wuitecnurcb.
P. of Rathfamham. p of Whlte,lturcJU
ST. COLUMEA COLLEGE—Rev. John
Gwynn. F.T.c.D. warden
Thornhill, Thomas J. barrister and
land agent, St. Thomas's
Willbrook.
Bowes, Richard, painter and glazier
Chambers, Charles, esq. Rose cottage
I Chambers, John. esq. Willbrook house
; Deane, George, esq. j.p. Orchardtowa
Denis, J. A. esq. Pairbrook
Gibney, It. flour mer. Willbrook mills,
and Silver Acre, 2il.
[ Gribbon, Edward P. esq. 72 Stephen'sgreen,
and Fonthiil abbey
Kavanagh, Peter, slater
: Leech, Edward, esq. Riversdale, 5Gl.
\ M'Connery, Thos. esq. Edenbrook, 221.
! Sweeny. James, mason
n'illbrook tavern, Mrs. O'Reilly, grocer
and spirit dealer, proprietor
Woodtown.
P. of Tallaght.
Dunn, Mr. William Bewley, Miss, Whitechitrch laundry Fulfill. Patrick, wine merchant and
Marlow, Richard, esq. Butterfield Gahan, Matthew, builder
spirit factor, 51 Thomas-street,
house Linehan, Thomas, vintner
and 10 Mountjoy-square, east
Stanley, Wm. Stamer, M.D. L.K.Q.C.P. O'Neill, Wm. esq. Elm Park, 25/. 10s. Hayes, John. esq. Woodtown
M.E.C.S.L. and private lunatic asy-; Ponsonby, C. B. esq. Glen Southwell, M'Grath, Peter, farmer
lum, Orchardstown house or Little Dargle
O'Dwyer, A. C. esq. Mount Venus
RATHGAR.
TOWNSHIP OF RATHMINES.
RATHGAR, a townland in Rathfamham parish, Rathdowu baronv, Dublin county, 3 miles south from the General
Post Office, Dublin. Population 1,180, inhabiting 200 houses'. It is situated midway between Rathmines and
Roundtown, on the road to Rathfamham and Tallaght. and has sprung up within the last twenty years. In
lc5'2o there were but '2 or 3 houses and cottages on the road. It 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 towards Harold's-cross. the river Dodder, Roundtown, and Upper Rathmines. On the
site of Rathgar lodge, stood the ancient castle of Rathgar. Near the Dodder, formerly, there were extensive
calico printing works of Messrs. Waldron, worked by steam and water-wheel power, and giving employment
to a great number of persons. Close to the cro.-s-roads are extensively-worked quarries of caip limestone,
which is chielly raised By blasting. There is a Post Office letter receiver on Rathgar-road.
Albert-terrace.
(See Garv'dle-acenue.)
Albion-terrace.
1 Nowlan, James, esq.
2 Robertson, John, esq.
Alma-terrace.
Rathgar-road.
1 Wood. James, esq.
2 Bartley, Mrs. Fanny
3 Cooke, Colonel Robert,
4 Conroy, Jn. sol. Redan lodge,
College-green,
26/.
4 Manifold, Michael, surgeon, 10/. 10?
5 Harman, Mrs. ladies' seminary
G Long,Thomas, A.B , T.C.D. and
Law Offiee, Custom House,
Bel ville.
1 Boswell, Mrs.
2 Newell, W. H. LL.D.
! 3 James, Miss,
25/.
L James, William, esq.
251. 4 Carriclc, Miss,
25?. 5 Weld, Joseph, esq.
and 37
34/.
Annesley-terraee.
1 Carolin, Edmund, builder, and 20
Eden-quay
,, Carolin, John, huilder, and 14
Abbey-street, lower
2 Wilson, James Moncrieff, actuary
and secretary of the Patriotic Assurance
Company of Ireland
3 Thorn, Henry, esq. inap. income tax
Auburn Ville.
1 Tydd, John B. esq. 2i/. 10a.
2 Haffield, Cooper, esq. Treasury,
Dublin Castle, 23'. 1«*.
3 Robinson, Miss Mary. -J:}!. IS*.
20/.
?oor
12/.
36/.
372.
m.
6 Usher, Captain Richard Beverly
7 M'Effee, Thomas M. esq.
8 Kearns, Charles, esq.
9 Russell, Joshua Forbes, esq.
10 Batt, Mrs.
11 Mears, Mrs. Matilda,
29I.
31/.
34/.
34/.
30/.
Cnarleville-road.
CLate Wynnefdd-terrace.)
(See Ratfimines.)
33/.
33/. Delhi-terrace.
6 Hickson, R. Skerrett, secretary to 1 Ileney, Joseph, esq.
24/.
Convict Prisons, Dublin Castle, 30/. 2 Parslow, Charles, merchant tailor,
and 15 Dame-street 24/.
Belville-avenue.
P. of Rathfamham.
Be Vere-terrace.
1 Williams, William, esq.
24/. | Rathgar-road.
2 Anketell, Mrs.
21/. 11 Grieve, David G. principal of school
3 Mercer. Wm. photographicartist,24/. 2 Vacant
Caxnbridg'e-terrace.
P. St. Peter.
1 Murpby, Patrick, merchant,
2 Fenner, Wm. barrister,
,, Fenner, Richard, esq.
3 Cooper, Frederick F. esq. and Exchequer,
Four Courts, 28/,
4 Collot, Thomas, esq. 28/.
5 Jones, William, esq,
6 McCarthy, Mrs.
Elmgrrove-cottagres.
Rathgar road.
2S/.jl Amos, Miss S.
281.: 2 Pakenham, Mrs.
3 Malone, R. merchant tailor
Everleign.
Rathgar-road.
28/. 1 ITeacock, John, esq.
29/. 2 Rin gland, Arthur II. esq.
3S/.
3G/.

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COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
RINGSEND.
RiNGSEND, a maritime village in the parish of St. Mary's. Donnybrook. Dublin barony ;md county, 9 miles east
from the General Post Office, Dublin, comprising an area of .54 acres. Population, 1,931, inhabiting 2§9 houses.
It is situated not many hundred yards from Irishtown. upon the eastern bank of the river Dodder, at its confluence
with the Liffey and tidal estuary of the harbour, also on the road to Sandymount, the Pigeon-house fort,
and Li-^ht-honse. The name is said to have been originally RlN-Ai'N. i.e. appropriately, " the point of the tide."
Until a very late period it and the Pigeon-house fort, to which a mole calk- I the "'South wall" extends from the
village 17.754 feet into the hay, was the chief landing and embarking place of Dublin. Here Oliver Cromwell,
on 14th Aug., 1649, landed 12,000 troops; and here De (tinkeli. attended by the Lords Justices, went on
hoard the Monmouth frigate after the war of 16*^1. It consists of several streets of very indifferent and irregularly
huilt houses, chiefly poor, and many dilapidated. Close to tie village, on the western side of the Dodder,
are the Grand Canal Docks, comprising an area of 2.5 acres, with 2.000 yards of quayage, and from 17 to IB
feet denth of water. They have 3 spacious graving docks, and are entered from the channel by two wide gates,
called the Camden and Buckingham locks. It had formerly some extensive gifts* and B .It works. Ship and boat
bnMing is carried on to a small extent. There ifi an iron founurv, where iron boats, steam engines, boilers,
&0. are made ; and near the bridge is a ropewaik. It eontaiiui a Vv'esleyan Methodist Chapel, a Roman Catholic

Duggan, Henry, cement and stucco ;
plasterer and modeller
Evans, George, relieving officer
Eyre, Vincent, esq. Elm park
Farrell, Mr. Michael
Foley, Hugh, esq. Trefan
Foley, Thomas, esq. Beechfield, 40/.
Foy, Alexander, esq. Everton
Gieeson, Miss Sarah, Elm cottage
Goodlatte, David, esq. Palermo
Griffith, Mrs. Janevilie
Hamilton, George Cook, Rathgar ho.
Ilealey, Laurence, carpenter
Herbert, Simon, provision dealer
Howard, James, carpenter
Jones, James, carpenter
Kelly, Mr. Thomas, painter
Kenny, Edward, solicitor, Tyrrellville,
25/. 10*.
Eennon, Jas. esq. Montevideo, 21/. 105.
MCann, John H. mercht. Eastbourne
Meredyth, Mr. Richard, Eglinton
Mooney, Thos. victualler & poulterer
Moulds, Mr. Thomas, Harryvilla
Murray, John, Eagle house, tea and
wine merchant 13/. 105.
Murray, Richard, horse shoer
Nolan, James, carpenter
Peter, George, esq. Kensington
Plunket, Thomas, contractor, Rosevilla
POST OFFICE—John Mahon, postmaster
Robinson, Henry, esq. Frankford
Rogerson, David, commission agent
Ruth, James, grocer & prov. dealer
Ryan, Thomas John, paper merchant,
Westburne, Gl/.
Scott, John E.Bloomville
Shaw, Miss, Cecilia crescent
Shaw, Mrs. Frances, Harmony cottage
Shaw, Sir Robt. bart, Bushy park
Shaw, William, esq. Harmony cottage
Sheridan, D. painter and paper hanger
Smith, Mrs. Catherine, vintner
Taylor, Jno.esq. Home cottage,7/. 105.
Taylor, Mr. William, Jubilee place
Ta vlor, Mr. William, Erin lodge
Tennant, Miss Jane, Prospect, Jubilee
place, WL
Thompson, Mr. Edwd. Terenure cot.
Tighe, Mrs. vintner
Timmons, John, provision dealer
Tracy, Peter, car owner
ROUNDTOWN. 1415
Alcock, Ussher Wm. esq. Wenton Vincent, Wm. esq. Wasdal house
Templeogrue.
Ammerman, Mrs. Eagle hill 10/. Withers, Mrs. milliner «fc dressmaker,
P. of Rathfarnham.
Annesley, Richard, esq. Westhapton St. Germains, 10/. 105. Cadagan, J.
Arundel, Mr. Richard, Eagle hill
Carty, John, esq. Charleville
Ashley, Mr. Thos. Glenpoolplace, oil. Dodd's Buildings.
CARMELITE CONVENT — Mrs. Duffy,
Barrett, Patrick, slater
Byrne, Mr. Thomas, SummervUle superioress ; Rev. Jas. Fitzpatrick,
Barrow, Mr. Edward, Eagle hill Dowling, Mr. James
chaplain
Burke, W. J. esq. Everton
Giles, John Eustace, esq. Woodvilla Collins, Thomas, farmer. Wellington
Black, Evelyn Jn. esq. Bank of Ireland Rooney, Mr. John, farmer
Connor, Mr. John, Wellington
Byrne, Mr. Patrick
Connor, P. K. Templeogue inn
ChrisweU, Francis, provision stores
Eastbourne.
Connor, Thos. farmer, Tymen cottage
Clay. Wm. Keating, sol. Meadow bank,
M'Cann, John H. esq.
Croker, Thomas, esq. Beech park
691.
Crowley, J. esq Rosehall
Clay, Rht. Keating, sol. Meadow hank
Everton-terrace.
Cole, Isaac, Royal hotel, tavern, and
1 Bryan, Mrs. Mary
parcel office and waiting-rooms
for omnibus
2 Pickering, William Joyce, esq.
Daly, Patrick, postmaster
Devine, Charles, farmer, Killineuy
Digby, William, J. esq. Idrone house
Donovan, Michael, M.K.I.A. apothe­
Connor, Maurice, tea, wine, spirit, & I
lime merchant, & 12 & IS Patrick-)
street, Dublin
Kiminage-raad.
From Roundtotvu.
cary, and 11 Clare-street
Fayle, Joshua, esq. Templeogue house,
h United Service Club, Stephen's
Donnelly, Mr. Richard, 25/. 105. j Brady, Rt. Hon. Maziere, Lord High green
Dowdall, Wm. wax and tallow chand. j Chan, of Ireland, Hazlebrook, 130/. Fayle, Mrs. Elizabeth
Downing, Arthur, esq. Riversdale, 60/ i Brown, Robt.esq. Kensington, 19/.155. Fayle, Thomas, merchant
Davy, Mrs. Kimmage lodge, 51/. Fayle, William R. merchant
Darley, Mrs. St. John's, 10C/. Fayle, Wm. esq. Templeogue house
Darley, William, esq. St. John's Fo'vLr, George, esq. Cherryneld
Doyle, Mrs.
Fraser, James, esq. Delaford
Elliott, Rev. James, rector of Crumiin Goodwin, Miss Anne, farmer, White -
Foley, Hugh, esq. Trefan
haU
Hayes, Wm. Andrew, esq. Nether by Handcock, William, esq. Sally park
Kift, T. soHcitor and land agent, Min­ King. Charles, esq. Little Fortfield
now brook, 31/. Kirwan, Mr. Spawellfarm
M'Xeill, Daniel, esq. and 61 Talbot st. Manning, Jas. esq. Fortfield-terrace
Martin, John, vet. surg. St. Bridget's Magrane, John, farmer. Old court
Montgomery, Capt. Horton
Magrane, Peter, esq. Knocklyon
Rodgerson, David, commission agent, I Maguire, Patrick, esq. Castlefield
Olney, and 7 Great B runs wick-st. jMetcalf, Joseph, Templeogue mills
Rowles, Thos. merchant,Bessborough, jNeill, John, farmer, Mount Michael
& Ravensdale mills, Metal-bridge, O'Dwyer, A. C. esq. . M.R.C.S.I. Ryan, Dan. P. esq. J.P. Knocklyon ho.
Temple Howell
I Sharpe, James, flour merchant. Mount-
Scriven. Wm. esq. Oriel lodge, 31/. down mills, Whitehall
1
Sheridan, D. painter & paper hanger Sharpe, Miss Maria, Whitehall
Thompson, Edwd. wholesale jeweller, j Smith, Thomas, farmer, Whitehall
Terenure cottage
I Stoekley, Major
Traynor, Jas. esq. Terenure ville, 52/. Taaffe, Chas. esq. Templeogue lodge
Kimmage, Upper.
Connor, Maurice, lime merchant
Davy, Mrs. Kimmage lodge, 411.
Ennis, Edw. Thomas, flour miller and
corn factor, Kimmage mills, and
4 Grand Canal place
Hatchell, Right Hon. John, Fairfield
house
Regan, Patk. miUer and flour mercht.
Brooklawn, and Tinker Mills, and
49 and 50 North King-street
Terenure.
Ten ipUogiie-roa d.
Barrett, Redmond, solicitor. Lakeland
lodge
College of Our Blessed Lady of Mount
Carmel, Terenure house
Metropolitan Police Station
Terenure-road.
Shaw, Right Hon. Frederick,Recorder From Kimmage to Templeogue-tvad.
of Dublin, Kimmage house j Burke, Sir Bernd.Ulster King-at-arras
Rothwell, Mr. Edward, Meeanee villa, i
31/. 10£
The Hut
Rathgar -terrace.
Terenure-terrace.
(See Rathfarnham.)
1 Allen. Henry L. esq.

SWORDS—TALLAGHT—WILLIAMSTOVN. U23
Maguire, John, lodging house keeper ] Quinn, Christopher, farmer j Smyth. James. Bloomheid
Murphy, Alice, grocer I Reynolds, John, teacher i Stewart, Robert, pensioner