C index - Dublin Street Directory 1862

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

Camden-buildings

Camden-court, South

Camden-row, or Long-lane

Camden-street, Lower

Camden-street, Upper

Campbell's-place

Canal Bank, Royal

Canal Docks, Grand

Canal Harbour, Grand

Canal Harbour, Royal

Canal-place, Grand, North

Canal-quay, Grand

Canal-street, Grand

Canal-terrace, Royal

Canning's-place

Carlisle Buildings

Carlisle-terrace

Casey's Cottages

Cash-row, or Rotunda-market

Castle-yard, Lower

Castle-yard, Upper

Catherine-court

Catherine-court

Catherine-lane, West

Catherine-street

Catherine-villa

Champion's-cottages

Chapel-lane Chapel-lane

Charlemont-avenue

Charlemont Mall

Charlemont Parade

Charlemont-place

Charlemont-street, Lower

Charles-lane, Great

Charles-street, Great

Charles-street, West

Charleville-mall

Charlotte-place

Charlotte-street

Cherrytree-lane

Christchurch-place

Church-lane, South-east

Church-lane, South

Church-street, New

Church-street, Old

Circle or Dawson Circus, Ormond Market

Circular-road, South

Clanbrassil-buildings

Clanbrassil-place

Clanbrassil-street, Lower

Clanbrassil-street, Upper

Clanbrassil-terrace

Clanwilliam-place

Clarence-place, Great

Clarence-street, North

Clarence-street, South, Great

Clarendon-market

Clarendon-street

Clarke's-bridge

Clarke's-court, East

Clarke's-court, North-east

Clarke's-court, North

Clarke's-court, South-east

Claughton-terrace

Coghill's-court

Coleraine-street

Commercial Buildings

Commercial Chambers

Commercial-court

Connor's-row, or Castle-market

Connolly's-court

Constitution-hill

Coppinger's-row

Corrigan's-court

Creighton-street

Creighton-terrace

Cromwell's-court

Cross-lane, South

Cumberland-lane, North

Cumberland-place

Cumberland-place, South

Cumberland-road

Cumberland-st. N. Lower

Cumberland-st. Nth. Upper

Cumberland-street, South

Curtain's-court

Custom-house docks

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