B index - Dublin Street Directory 1862

Author
Date	1862
Source	Thom's Almanac and Official Directory for the Year 1862
Section	Index B

Bachelor's-walk

Baggot-street, Lower

Baggot-street, Upper

Ballybough-road and Bridge

Basin-lane, Upper

Belvidere-lane or court

Belvidere-place

Beresford-place

Beresford-street

Berkeley-street, Lower

Berkeley-street, Upper

Bessborough-avenue

Bessborough Cottages

Bessborough Cottages

Bessborough Terrace

Betty's Cottages

Blackbull-court

Blackhall or City market

Blackhall-parade

Blackhall-place

Blackhall-street

Blaquiere-bridge road

Blessington-court

Blessington-place

Blessington-street

Bloomfield-avenue

Bloomfield-place

Blyth's Cottages

Bolton-place or court

Bottlehouse-yard

Brabazon-street

Brady's Cottages

Braithwaite-street

Brickfield-lane

Bride-street, New

Bridge-street, Lower

Bridge-street, Upper

Bridgefoot-street

Brighton Cottages

Britain-street, Great

Britain-street, Little

Broadstone-harbour

Brooklawn Cottages

Brown's-alley, South

Brown's Cottages

Brown-street, North

Brown-street, South

Brunswick-place

Brunswick-street, Great

Brunswick-street, North

Brunswick-villa

Buckingham-place

Buckingham-place or Halpin's-row

Buckingham-street, Lower

Buckingham-street, Upper

Burlington-place

Burlington-road

Butcher's Cottages

Butler's Buildings

Butler's or William's court

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