City-quay
Author | |
Date | 1862 |
Source | Thom's Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862 |
Section |
From Moss-street to Creighton-street.
P. St. Mark.—Trinity W.—City.
1 Lynam, James, provision merchant and ship owner, and Dawson grove, Beggar's bush, 27l.
2 Blundell, John Thos. vintner, 18l.
3 Harlin, Wm. shipwright and provision dealer, 16l.
4 Mathews, Michael, prov. dlr. 15l.
5 Weldon, Thomas, outfitter, 13l.
6 Bourke, James, vintner, 18l.
„ Bourke & Sheridan, ship-builders
7 Tenements, 16l.
8 Cochrane, Rob. coal merchant, 35l.
9 to 11 Hoey, Robt. general merch.—residence, Kilmacud House, Stilllrgan, 30l.
12 & 13 Site of Roman Catholic Church
14 Mallin, Michael, block maker and pump borer, 20l.
15 Keane, Brothers, painters, &c. 14l.
„ Keane, Wm. ornamental painter and paper hanger,
…here a ferry crosses the Liffey to Customhouse-quay.…
16 Dillon, Wm. and Son, shipping butchers and provision merchts. 25l.
17 Water Bailiffs' Office—Patrick Byrne and John Reily, water bailiffs, 10l.
„ Macfarlane, Robert, coal merchant
18 Carter, Henry, boot & shoemak. 18l.
…here Prince's-street, South, intersects…
19 Murray, Jn. board & ldg. ho. kpr. 16l.
20 Stevenson, John, painter, 13l.
21 Hoey, Mrs. Rebecca, and Donnycarney-road, 26l.
22 Tenements, 17l.
23 Kelly, T. hairdresser, 16l.
24 Ryan, Margaret, grocer and spirit merchant, 17l.
25 Henessy, James, bootmaker, 17l.
„ Deering and Graham, coal agents
„ Meagher, Patrick, coal agent
„ Robinson, E.S.G. Gilcreux coal agt.
26 Martin, Brothers, coal merchants & commission agents, 30l.
„ Martin, John, assistant town clerk
27 and 28 Haughton, William, & Sons, merchants, 115l.
„ Haughton, Wilfred, merchant
„ Haughton, William, merchant, res. Moorefield, Roebuck, Dundrum
„ Haughton, James, mercht. Beechfield, Sandford, Ranelagh
29 Caledonian House, Charlotte Bell, proprietress, 24l.
30 Tenements, 14l.
31 Graham, Mr. Samuel, 15l.
32 Collis, James, coal merchant, ship and commission agent, 26l.
33 Hayes, Thomas, dealer in marine stores, 15l.
„ Murphy, John, grocer
„ Reilly, Owen, tailor and outfitter
…here Peterson's-lane intersects…
34 and 35 Rochford, John, and Son, anchor, cable, and chain-cable, spade and shovel manufacturers, and Clonskeagh iron works
36 Murphy, Catherine, chandler, 7l.
„ Seaton, G. A. coal importer
37 Kavanagh, Murtagh, grocer and spirit merchant, and ship store warehouse, 23l.
38 Lambert, John, coal importer and general merchant, 37l.
39 White, Wm. provision dealer, 14l.
40 Minch, Matthew, provis. stores, 12l.
…here Campbell's-court intersects…
41 M'Evoy, P. provision dealer, 14l.
42 Walsh, Sarah, provision dealer, 16l.
…here Bamfield-lane intersects…
43 Maher, Jno. grocer & spirit dlr. 22l.
44 Berry, Jos. pump & block mak. 12l.
45 Tenements, 17l.
46 and 48 M'Cormick, Jno. coal stores, and 7 D'Olier-street, 50l.
47 Ballast Office Yard— Cpt. Robt. Donal, supervisor of Ballast lighters, 90l.
„ Harbour Master's Office—Capt. John E. Moppett, harbour master
48 Murphy, Fras. tailor & outfitter, 21l.
49 and 50 Good, John and Matthew, ship builders, and 17 Creighton-st.—graving dock, Ringsend, 42l.
„ Good, John, timber merchant
„ Good, Matt. ship builder, & shipwright surveyor to Board of Trade
…here a ferry crosses the Liffey to North Wall-quay…
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