THOM'S ALMANAC - Source

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
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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