Christchurch-place
Author | |
Date | 1862 |
Source | Thom's Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862 |
Section |
Formerly Skinner-row.
From Nicholas-street to Werburgh-street.
P. St. Nicholas Within, 1 to 10. P. St. Werburgh, 11 to 22. P. St. John, 23 to 26.—Wood-quay W.—City.
1 Kehoe, James, wine, spirit, and tea dealer, and general grocer, 48l.
2 Hanlon, Hen. carpenter & builder 45l.
2 Russell, John Norris, & Sons, Askeaton bakery
3 Molloy, John, prov. dealer, 40l.
4 Daniel, John, merchant tailor, 30l.
5 Henshaw, Thomas, & Co. wholesale ironmongers and hardware merchants, and at 15 & 16 Kennedy's-lane and 81 Mid. Abbey-st.; works, Clonskeagh (see advertisement), 50l.
6 O'Keeffe, Jas. merchant tailor, 25l.
7 Wright, Nathan, linendraper, importer of umbrella mountings and japanned linens, 37l.
…here Prince-of- Wales-court intersects…
8 Byrne, John, haberdasher &, draper, 28l.
9 O'Callaghan, John M. baker, 33l.
10 Wilson, Sarah, linendraper, 36l.
11 Connor, Michael, confectioner, 29l.
…here Bolton-court intersects…
12 Groom, Saml. H. prov. dealer, 28l.
13 Miller, James S. basketmaker and alva marine stores, and No. 12, 26l.
14 Johnson, Ronald, boot & shoe warehouse, 32l.
15 Fairbairn, Wm. tea and coffee dlr. wine and spirit merchant, 37l.
…here Wilme-court intersects…
16 Hanson, Thomas H. hosier and general draper, 23l.
17 Preston, Owen, basketmaker and mattress manufacturer, and 54 Fish amble-street. 32l.
18 Gain, William, clothier, 27l.
19 Conlan, James, chandler and tobacconist, 22l.
20 Ward, Peter, wholes. stationer, 22l.
21 Mullen, John Bessett, auctioneer, clog manufac. and boot and shoe warehouse, 38l.
22 Ruins, 33l.
…here Werburgh-st. & Fishamble-st. intersect…
23 Vacant, 60l.
24 and 25 Crotty, James, wholesale stay manufacturer, 42l., 90l.
Christ Church Cathedral—Hon. & Very Rev. H. Pakenham, dean; James Elliott, verger
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