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72 ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR
THE PEOPLE OF CORK.
The IMPROVED TURKISH or ROMAN BATHS,
for the POOR, are now in course of erection in
MAYLOR STREET, CORK.
Funds for the purpose having been obtained by voluntary
contributions, and by a large grant in aid from the Trustees
of "The Barter Bath Charity Fund."
Henry & Ooghlan, Printers, George's-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
It is intended to .give the Bath at a very low charge, and a.
considerable reduction will be made to employers and others
on taking books of Tickets for distribution. Books of Tickets
will be also issued at a further reduction to Members of the
Medical Profession, for issuing to their poor patients.
A number of Ladies have consented to act as a Managing
Oommittee.
Go and take "the Bath," as it is one of the greatest
personal luxuries.
" The Bath" is the very best preservative of health, and
under proper direction is' a safe, powerful, and delightful
remedy in disease.
The celebrated ERASMUS ,WILSON says that" the Bath is
to man what the sun is to the world and its inhabitants j" and
he calls it "heaven born," as it is in accordance with nature.
Henry & Coghlan, Binders, George's-st.

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146 ROBERT H. LAINO'S
The Queen's Old Oastle Oompany.
COUNTY GAOL-(CONTINUEn.)
BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENCE.
The High Sherjff Robert Heard William R. Meade
Daniel Clanchy Wm. Bence Jones Robert Nettles
Daniel Connor Francis R. Leahy W. D. J. Norreya
Sampson T. W. French Richard Longfield MCCarthy O'Leary
Days of Meeting-last Wednesday in each month.
COURT HOUSE-GREAT GEORGE'S STREET.
The Assizes are held here twice a year, as iLlso the Quarter Sessions and tho
Recorder's CoUrt.
CUVIERIAN SOCIETY,
This Society meets for the reading and discussing of Essays on the natural
Sciences, Antiquities, &c., on the first Wednesday evening of each month, from
October to June inclusive, at eight o'clock, at the Royal Cork Institution. Prize,
occasionally offered to the youth of the city and neighbourhood for essays on a
series of subjects, of which due notice is given by advertisement.
Prcsident-Hev. Dr. O'Brien I' Assistant Secreta1·y-Jno. Humphreys
Vice-Presidents-Thomas Chandlee, & Council--Robert Day, jun., Professor
Richard Caulfield I Harkness, Professor Rushton, John
Treasw·er-N. Peterson Windele, and Josiah Wright.
Secretary-F. M. Jennings
DISPENSARIES.
6, Lower Glanmire Road
9, Clarence-street
109, Bandon Road I 51, Grand Parade.
The present Dispensaries are governed by a Committee selected from the
Poor-law Guardians and Rate-payers, subject to the approval of the Poor-Jaw
Commissioners, and are attended by the following Physicians, viz. :-Dr. Cremin,
Dr. S. H. Hobart, Dr. Armstrong, Dr. O'Flynn, Dr. Cummins, Dr. Wycherly,
Dr. Fowler, and Dr. Curtis, Apothecaries: Graham Torbuck, Grand Paradej
and Michael Riordan, Clarence-street.
Eye Dispensary, 10, Queen-.street.-Established 1843. Open from 12 to 2
c'Clock on Tuesdays & Fridays. Operating Surg., Dr. M'Evers, Charlotte Quay.
FEVER HOSPITAL-OLD YOUGHAL ROAD.
For the prevention and cure of Contagious Fever.-Incorporated by Act
af Parliament, 1802. Is supported by Voluntary Contributions and Grand
Jury Presentments.-Physicians, J. F. M'Evers, M.D., W. Beamish, M.D.j
E:ctra Physician, T. W. Belcher, M.D.; Apothecary, Eugene James O'Kelly;
Treasurer, John Ballard; Secretary, J. W. Bourke.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY-(COUNTY AND CITY OF CORK.)
l\1eetings of this Society are held in the Corn Exch>\nge.
Presidenl--Earl of Bandon I Secretary-Robert Gregory
Treasurer-Provincial Bank Auditor-Joseph V. Carpenter
Hon. Ssc.-D. M'Carthy Mahony
The object is to increase the variety, and elevate the quality of Cultivated
Fruits; to improve Flower Gardening; to enlarge the supply of Vegetables j
to encourage Horticultural Agriculture, and diffuse a practical knowledge of
Botany.
Velvet Ribbons, every Quality.
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conK DIRECTORY. 147
Entrance, Grand Parade.
INDIGENT ROOMKEEPER'S SOCIETY.
To visit the Sick and Distressed Poor at their O\m habitations, relie,ing their
necessities, and endeavouring to procure them employment. Trustees, Rectors
of Christ Church and St. Paul's Parishes. Treasurer, W. Goulding.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOL-WHITE STREET.
Secretary, Miss Whately; Treasurer, Mrs. T. R. Sarsfield; Superintendent,
James Skuse.
LANCASTERIAN SCHOOLS-GREAT GEORGE'S STREET (WEST).
LAPP'S CHARITY-WESTERN ROAD.
Trustee" Rt. Rev. John Gregg, LL.D., Bishop of Cork, and Rectors of St.
Ann's, St. Mary's, St. Nicholas', St. Peter's, and St. Paul's Parishes. Searetartj,
W. C. Bennett.
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
Meets in the Royal Cork Institution, every 'l'hursday evening, from October
to end of April.
President-Dr. S. H. Hobart Censors-James E White and Henry
Vice·Presidents-James H. Testro,
Willam Dowden, Dr. Belcher
Treas-urer-F. W. Allman
Secretary-G Torbuck
Assistant Sec.-J. Humphreys
Julian
Council--Dr. Shinkwin, O. E. Bergin,
M. Merrick, Thos. Jennings, Robert
Scott, J. Hargra "e
LUNATIC ASYLUM.
EGLINTON LUNATIC ASYLUM, CORK.-Is supported by advances from Govemment,
and repaid by Compulsory Presentments by the Grand Juries of the City
and County of Cork, which alone constitute the District. It is conducted under
the superintendence of a Board of Governors, appointed by the Lord Lieutenant
and Council, who meet on the second Tuesday in each month.
Treasurer-Bank of Ireland I Protestant Chaplain-Rev. William C.
Res. Physician-Thos. Power, M.D. Neligan, LL.D.
Surgeon-Samuel Hobart, M.D. Roman Cat. Cltap.-Rev. F. L. Casey
Apothecary-William T. Jones, M.D. Steward-William Rennick
LYING·IN HOSPITAL-29, NILE STREET.
Supported entirely by voluntary contributions, annually relieves about 500
poor married women. Committee of Goyernesses meet first Tuesday in eyery
month-inspect the house daily. Annual Subscribers of £1 Is. may be
Governesses.
Physicians-Messrs. Drs. Harvey, I Consulting Physician-Dr. Copinger.
Tanner, Finn, and E. R. TO\VIlsend, .Matron-Mrs. Grant
jun. I Trecuurer-Mri!. Col. Beamish
MAGDALEN ASYLUM-PEACOCK-!.AJI,TE.
Founded, 1809, by Nicholas Therry, for the protection and reformation of
penitent deluded females, the fruits of whose industry contribute to their support.
This Asylum is now solely conducted by the Sisters of Charity. President
and Treasurer, Rt. Rev. Dr. Delany.
French and British Flowers.

llOBERT H. LAING'S
The Queen's Old Castle Company,
Church Lane. Hours of Service, Sunday, (early) eight o'clock, second Sunday in
the month; morning, at a quarter before twelve; evening, half-past six. Week·
days, Wednesday, at eight, a.m.; Fridays and Church Holidays at eleven.
Sacrament, at early service, on the second Sunday, and at noon service, on the
third Sunday in the month.
ST. PAUL'S-PAUL STREET.
(In the alternate patronage of the Duke of Leinster, and M. Longfield, Esq.,)
Rector, Rev. F. De M. St. George; Curate, Rev. A. Waring; Wardens,
Messrs. J. Higginbotham and F. Guy; Sexton, -- Cudmore, Brown Street
Hours of Service, Sunday early, at half-past seven, fifth Sunday in the month;
morning, quarter before twelve; evening, half-past six. Week-day, Tuesday
forenoon, eleven o'clock. Sacrament at early service on the fifth Sunday, and
noon service on the first Sunday in the month.
ST. NICHOLAS-COVE STREET.
(In the Chancellorship of the Cathedral and patronage of the Bishop of Cork).
Rector of St. Nicholas, Rev. George Webster; Curate, Rev. Edward Bra)';
Church Wardens, Messrs. H. Morrogh andJ. E. Stoker; Sexton, James Hedges,
Cove Street. Hours of Service, Sunday morning, quarter before twelve; evening,
half-past six; daily at three, p.m.; every Wednesday evening at seven. Sacrament,
early service on the first Sunday, at eight, a.m., and at noon service every Sunday.
ST. ANN SHANDON-CHURCH STREET.
(Patronage as St. Paul's). Rector, Rev. Richard L. Connor; Curates, Rer.
John Lee and Rev. T. H. Gollock; Wardens, E. Thornton and R. Finn,
Sexton, William Flanagan, St. Ann's Churchyard. Sacrament, early service,
third Sunday; noon, first Sunday in the month.
ST. ANN'S SHANDON, CHAPEL OF EASE-ST. LUKE'S.
Chaplain, Rev. R. F. Clarke; Curate, Rev. J. I1f'Carthy. Hours of Service,
Sunday morning, twelve O'clock; evening, half-past six. Week-days, Wednesday
and Friday. Sacrament, second Sunday in the month. Wardens, A. P. Aylmer
and J. G. Gibbins.
ST. MARY SHANDON.
(Patronage as St. Paul's). Rector and Vicar, Rev. W. Neligan; Curate,
Rev. G. B. Grant; Wardens, Messrs. Henry Bible and John Maynard; Sexton,
Mr. Byrnes, North Mall. Hours of Service, Sunday morning, twelve; evening,
half-past six. Week-days, Wednesday and Friday at twelve. Sacrament and
early service, first Sunday in the month; and at noon service, on the second
Sunday in the month. Lecture (Tresher's), first Sunday in the month.
CORK EPISCOPAL FREE CHURCH.
Chaplain, Rev. A. D. M'N amara. Hours of Service, Sunday morning, quarter
before twelve; evening, half-past six. Lecture on Wednesday at noon. Sacra·
ment, first Sunday in the month. Attached is an asylum for ,vidows of clergymen.
Embroidered Dresses, Sleeves, Cuffs, &0.
ECCLESIASTICAL DIRECTORY. 155
Entrance, Great George's Street.
FRANKFIELD CHURCH (County).
Built and endowed by the late Samuel Lane, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. R. S.
Gregg. Hours of Service, Sunday, twelve o'clock, and in summer six o'clock in
the evening; on Wednesdays during the winter months at twelve o'clock, noon;
in the summer months six o'clock in the evening. Sacrament, the first Sunday
in every month, at noo'n service. Wardens, Messrs. Lane and Clifton.
ST. MICHAEL'S, BLACKROCK (County).
Curate, Rev. Charles J. M'Cormick. Hours of Service, Sund!'y, twelve O'clock,
noon, and sL" in the evening. Sacrament, first Sunday m every month;
Wardens, F. W. Lindsay and Robert O'Callaghan.
ESTA.BLISHED CHURCH.
DIOCESE OP oor.x.
Is in length 74 and in breadth 16 miles, and contains 600,991 Statute Acres­
Population, 314,100 -Number of Benefices, 62, and Parishes, 90.
Aglish
PARISH.
Ardnllgeehy
Athnowen Rect.}
REOTOR CoR VICAR.
Wm. Colburn
Richard Freeman
OUll.A.TES.
G. Keyburn
and Edmond Lombard H. Wilmot
Kilnaglory Vic.
Bllllinaboy - Hardtopp, (1m.) Ambrose Hickey
Bllllinadel' J. Murphy J. H. Cole
BallinCOllig Chapel T. N. Kearney,LL.D
BaUyfeard Eccles. Commis. Robert H. Ml'ade
Ballymartle John Stoyte
BaUymoney Sam!. Butcher, D.D. Wm. R. Mangan
Ballymodan John Bleakeley Smith & Fawcett
BaUydelohera W. A. Beaufort
Brinny J ames Stephenson
Caheragh J. S. Reeves
Canaway Robert Warren
Carrigaline J. W. Benn
Douglas Chapel
Carrigrohane H. T. M. Hodder
Cullen Dean of Cork
Desl'rtmore H. Constable
Desertserges James Gollock
Drinagh W . M. Woolsey
Dromdaleague M. L. Conner
Dunderrow R. F. Webb
- Sherlock
Busteed & Uynd
R. J. Leslie
Thomas Dorman
Walter Lamb
G. C. Nash
POST TOWNS.
Coacbford
Watergrass hill
Ovens
Ballinhassig
Bandon
Ballincollig
Kinsale
Do.
Enniskean
Bandon
Glalmllre
Innoshannon
DrinlOleague
Crookstown
Carrigaline
Douglas
Ballincollig
Kinsale
Ballincollig
Desert
Dunmanway
Drimoleague
Kinsale
Durrus, Kilcrohane James Freke Wm. Carey Carrigbue & Bandon
Fanlobus W. R. Molesworth Wakeham, J. Ald-1Dunmanway
worth &E.Emerson
Ball and Evening Dresses in every variety.

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ROBERT H. LUNG'S
The Queen's Old Castle Company.
Butler, Richd., saddler, 14 Sullivan's
quay j rcs. 14 St Finbar's place
Butter E:r:cltange, Mulgrave street
Byford, Fred., 26 Western road
Byrne, Daniel, spt dlr, 1 Nth Main st
Byrne, Edwd., 16 Waterloo place
Byrne, Jas., butter mcht, 10 Church st
Byrne, John, spt dlr, 28 St Patk's quay
Byrne, J., tailor, 68 Hanover street
Byrne, John., weighmaster, butter exchange,
17 Audley place
Byrne, Patk., baker & spirit dealer, 27
Douglas street
Byrne, Thos., spt dlr, 93 Grand parade
Byrne, Wm. F., 3 Adelaide terrace
Byrom, M., surgeon dentist, 51 George's
street-see ad.,. p. 9a at end
Cade, Frs., mnrl water mnfr, wine and
spirit mcht, &c ,&c., 60-ii2 King
street-see adv. p. 86
Cagney,David & Michael, butter mchts,
Mulgrave road
Cahill, Miss, grcr, 26 Evergreen road
Cahill, Corns., 62 Paul street
Cahill, Danl., spt dlr, 10 York st W.
Cahill, D., house agt, 62 Sth main st
Cahill, David, gul, dlr, 49 Clarence st
Cahill, Denis, spt dlt, 7 Drawbridge st
Cahill, John, btlt, 3 Crosses, Green qy
Cahill, Lrnce., acct, 135 S. W. road
Cahill, Mary, gnl, dlr, 32 Kyrl's quay
Cahill, Michl., tinsmith, 24 Coal quay
Cahill, T., butter mcht, 14 Dominick st
Cahill, W m., cabinetmkr, 16 Duncan st
Callaghan, Alice, drs mkr, 4 Proby's qy
Callaghan, Andrew & Co.,timber mchts,
14 Devonshire street
Callaghan,Mrs. C., spt dlt, 12.5 Barrack st
Callaghan, Crns., 63 College road
Callaghan, C. A., spt dlr, 120 Barrack st
Callaghan, Eliza, 36 Nile street
Callaghan, Ellen, grcr, 46 York st W.
Callaghan, Mrs. H., provision mcht, 9
& 10 Nurses' Well lane, & 6 Ballymac
thomas lane
Callaghan, Jer., (A. C. and Co.), 14
Devonshire street .
Callaghan, J., spt dlr, 6 Blarney lane
Callaghan, J., spt dlr, 4 Anne st
Callaghan, John, eating house, 66 Corn
market street
Callaghan, J., foreman currier, 29
Clarence street
Callaghan, Mrs. Mgt., 136 Woburn pi
Callaghan, Mary, ldg hse, 4 Coburg st
Callaghan, P., ship & commission agt,
46 Warren's place
Callaghan, Patrick, gingle maker, 29
Princes street
Callaghan, Richd., M.D., 1 Thomond sq
Callaghan, Thos., spirit dlr, 11 Cattle
Market street
Callaghan, Thos., jour crptr, 8 Cove st
Callaghan, T. J., engraver and lithographer,
45 South Mall
Callaghan, Tim .• mason, 20 Caroline
street j 1·e8. 10 Hardwick street
Callaghan, Tim., mason, 193 L. G. road
Callaghan, Tim., chndlr, 12 Cattle lane
Callaghan, Wm., journeyman boiler
maker, 7 Water street
Callagher, E., 94 George's street
Callahan, John & Co., grocers, 56 South
Main street
Callanan, D., slater, 14 George's street
Callanan, Denis, spirit dealer, and coal
merchant, 36 Mary street
Callanan, Mrs. M., spt dlt, 22 Abbey st
Callanan, Michl., spt dlt, 28 Cat lane
Callinan, Mrs. H. spidt dealer, 115
Bandon road
Callinan, Jas., hkstr, 30 Church street
Campbell, Mrs. Chrs., Castle View ter
Campbell, John, 3 Bellair View place
Campbell, Nath!., 6 Panorama terrace
Campbell, Const. Thos., 93 Gt Britain st
Campion, Thos., 67 Leitrim street
Cantillon, C. J., J.P., corn mcht, 96
South mall j 1·e8. Arbutus lodge,
29 L. G. road
Cantwell, Anne, 38 Pope's quay
Canty, Daniel, coach bldr, 18 Grafton'S
Alley j res. 76 College road
Canty, Tim., spt dlr, 34 St Patk's quay
Carey, Bat., spirit dlr, 26 King street
Carey, David, j our cpr, 8 St Finbar's pi
Carey, Hd. Const. Jer., 29 St Patk'shill
Carey, J., irnmngr, 76 Sth Main street
Carey, M., auctnr, 76 South Main st
Carey, Mrce., spt dlr, 12 Castle street
Carey, Patk., acct, 44 South mall
Carey, Sarah, 69 Paul street
Scotch and W. of E. Fancy Trowserings.

CORK GENERAL nIl.l.ECTORY.
Entrance, Grand Parade.
Carey, Mrs. Susan, mlnr, 44 Sth mall Casey,D.,prntr&prvndlr,16Douglasst
Carey, T. & Co., china, glass, and lamp Casey,E., trmng shop,24 North Mainst
whse, 88 StPatk's st-see adfl. p. 95 Casey, Mrs. Eliza, 57 S. W. road
Carleton, John P., collector of income Casey, Edwards, 13 Waterloo place
tax, 22 Marlboro street Casey, Rev. Francis, 21 Chapel street
Carleton, Mrs.M., 3 Montpellier terrace Casey, Hannah, 59 Friar's walk
Carleton, Wm., 19 Devonshire street Casey, Henry, clerk, 4 St. Patrick's hill
Carlisle, Robt. T., contractor and bldr, Casey, John, farmer, 320 Old Y. road
206 L. G. road Casey, John, boot-maker, 87 Geo. st,
Carmichael, J. & Co., drapers, 18, 19 see adfl. p 63
and 21 St. Patk's st, see adv. p. 34 Casey, Mary, lodgings, 19 Leitrim st.
Cannichael, John (J. O. and Oo.) J.P., Casey, Michl, undtkr, 84 Shandon st
Riverstown Casey, Michael, spt dlr,69 Shandon st
Carnegie, Jas., Id agt, 20 George's st. Casey, Patrick, spt dlr, 14 Kyrl's quay
Carpenter, J. V., solr, 22 Cook street Casey, P., lead dlr, &c., 26 Coach st
Carpenter, Thos., bud dlr, 22 Fisham- Casey, P«:ter, butter dlr, 17 Duncan st
ble lane Cashman, Helen, proyision merchant,
Carr & Co., bkrs, 79 St. Patk's street 91 Grand parade
Carr, Edward, acct, 23 L. G. road Cassidy, Michl., bldr, 14 Thomond sq
Carr, Robt., frmn tailor, 107 Wises hill Cassidy, Thos., clogmkr, 74 Sth Main st
Carroll & Wilson, tea imptrs & comn Cassinello, N., photographer, 62 St
agts, 13 Academy st-see adfl. p 70 Patrick's st, & 21 George's quay-
Carroll, Mrs. G., 20 S. W. road see adfl. p. 16a at end
Carroll, Isaac, flour mcht, 4 Globe lane; Cathcart, David, mate, 4 Grattan's hill
res. 19 Summer hill Cattle Ma"ket, Cattle Market street
Carroll, Jas, bkr, 19 Summer hill place Caulfield, John, 18 Summerhill S.
Carroll, Jeremiah, genl mcht, 26 & 26 Caulfield, Rd. B.A., F.S.A., 7 North
Cook street and Anglesea street Abbey square
Carroll, Jerome, coal mcht, 6 Bachc- Cavanagh, Garrett, crpr, Orrery hill
lor's quay Cavanagh, Joshua, slater, 26 John st
Carroll, John, ship owner, 20 St. Pat- Cavanagh, M., spt dlr, 1 George's st
rick's place Cavanagh, T., Ithr dlr, 93 Sth Main st
Carroll, J., prof of music, 10 Marlboro Cavanagh, T., grcr & spt dlr, 3 Old
street Market place
Carroll, J., railway supt, 82 L. G. road Cave, John, coml trvlr, 3 York street
Carroll, J ., clerk, 12 Hardwick street Cave, Stphn., corn mcht, 2G Warren's
Carroll, Joseph, 14 Warham's lane place; res. Rose View, 281 O. Y. rd
Carroll, J., potato dlr, 1 Sth. Main st Chabrel, S., silk hat and cap mnfl', 68
Carroll, Joshua, 6 Clarence terrace St Patk's st-see adflts. pp. 6 & last,
Carroll, J. J., tmbr mcht, 46, 60 and also in letters C. & do. in St"eet
51 Leitrim st.; ,·es. 8 Belgrave place Direct01'!i
Carroll, Mrs. Margaret, car owner, 31 Chambers, Chas., asst clerk tomagstrts,
Gardiner's hill 28 High street
Carroll, Patrick, jour plmbr, 20 Caro- Chandlee, Thos., corn, flour, & comsn
line street agent, 81 South mall
Carroll, Wm., toll-colr, 33 Dublin st Channer, J. W., Sub-Inspctr of Police,
Cnrroll, 'V., sadler, 30 Gt Geo. st, W. 2 Tuckey street
Carson, Const, James, detective officer, Chapman, Robt., jour crvr, 8 Dunbar st
29 St. Patrick's hill Charitable Loan Bank, 4 Queen street
Carver, C., bookslr, 62 Grand parade Chatterton, A. T., solr, 49 Sth Mall;
Casey, m., cattle dlr, 94 Gt. Britain st I res. 46 M. G. road
Scotch and Irish Tweeds.

ROBERT H. LAING'S
The Queen's Old Castle Company,
73. M'Kenna, Mrs. P.
74. Murphy, Patrick
76. Roche, Margaret, spirit dealer
78. Fleming, Samuel, shoemaker
81. Rahilly, Ellia
86. Twohig, Mrs. Mary, provision
dealer
89. Mulcare, In., provision dealer
90. Reynolds. Robert, hay dealer
91. Geary. Michael, cooper
92. M'Carthy, John
93 & 94. Galvin, C. baker & grocer
95. Walsh, William, spirit dealer
98. Cotter, Ann
99. Fitzgerald, James, confectioner
100 to 102. Barry, Thomas, baker
and grocer
103. Driscoll, Thomas
104. Sullivan, Patrick, shoemaker
105. Quinlan, M., provision dealer
106. Doud, John
107 & 108: Uniacke, Edward, flour
• dealer and grocer
110. Mulhare, John, smith
111. Long, Ann, lodging-house
112 & 113. Coakley, Denis, provision
dealer and grocer
114. Denny, William, victualler
118. Walsh. Robert, coal store
II!). Gibson and Dale, corn stores
120. Riordan, Daniel, clerk
Drawbridge.Street.
4. Harty, Abraham, baker
5. Mahony, William
7. Cahill, Denis, spirit dealer
9. Doherty, John, dyer
14. Walsh, David
15. Hart, Mary, dressmaker
16. Pye, Jervis, spirit dealer
18. Power, Patrick
19. Morgan, Mrs. Julia
24. Keefe, Michael, car owner
25. Walsh, Richard, spirit dealer
26. Murphy, John
30. Phipps, Joseph, spirit dealer
Dublin·Street.
1. Dwyer, Richard, corn buyer
2. Dunlea, Maurice, spirit dealer
5. Foley, Daniel, cIo
6. Dorgan, Bartholomew, do
7. Dennehy, Patrick, do
17. M'Donnell, Edward, do
18. Corcoran, Thomas, do
19. Kilbarry Co-operative Frienaly
Society
31. Coleman, Joseph, grocer
33. Carroll, William, toll-collector
35. Bell, William. clerk
41. Healy, Honora, spirit dealer
44. Preaton, William, house-agent
48. Hickey, Denis, cooper
Dunbar·Street.
3. Foley, Mrs. Ellen
4. Burnes, James
1. Chapman, Robert
10. Goodman, Hy., cabinetmaker
Roman Catholic Chapel
12. Murphy, Francis, hairdresser
Brash, William N., builder
13. Huggard, James W.
15. Mulcahy, Edmund, cooper
16. Howes, Thomas, gardener
18. Linehan, Richd., cabinetmaker
19. Lacke, Thomas
22. Linehan, Denis, gig builder
23. Hutchinson & Co., butter merchants
25. Jackson, R. H .. corn store
26. Griffin, Michael
27. M'Carthy, Mary, spirit dealer
28. Green, William
91. Cremin, Patrick, coal & timber
yard
Donovan, William, grocer
Duncan·Street.
1. M 'Kenna, Ellen
2. Adams, John
3. Farrell, Anthony
Phillip's Lane interaect8
4. Olden, R. & Sons, soap makers
7. Leahy, J., coal and potato store
8. Sheehan, Bernard, pawnbroker
9. Lynch, Denis
Tooth, Nail, and Shaving Brushes.
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CORK STREET DillECTORY.
Wholesale Entrance, South Main Street.
10. Place, Bridget
11. Hardum, James
Penrose Lane intersects
12. Galligan, David W.
13. O'KeefFe, Daniel
14. Skuse, John, cabinet maker
16. Buckley, Mrs. A.
16. Cahill, William, cabinet maker
17. Casey, Peter, butter dealer
Peter's Church Lane intersects
20. Keating, John, coal store
21 & 22. Dee, Peter, cabinet maker
23. Bass. Daniel, do
24. Jervis, Thos., machine maker
Friemls' ],feeting House
25. O'Leary, Stephen, musical instrument
maker
26. Johnson, Edward R., cnrled
hair manufacturer, & timber
merchant
Spence, R., wine & spirit store
Broad Lane intersects
27. Franklin, Richard J., grocer
28. O'Sullivan, H., .
Constant, Miss Helen
Young Men's Society Rooms
29. Barry, John, carver, gilder and
picturefr. mkr • .'Ieeadtl.p.97
30. Spence, Robert, wine & spirit
store, Royal Racket Court
and Billiard Rooms
Broad Lane Chapel
Fisllamble Lane intersects
31. Barry, Eliza
31.& 32. Skuse, J. cabinet maker
33. Hyde, Philip, turner
34. Rogers, John, painter & glazier
35. Good, John, cabinet maker and
undertaker
Broad Street intersects
37 & 38. Leahy, Thomas, cabinet
maker and upholsterer
39. Wright, Mary, grocer
40. Leahy, John, & Sons, cabinet
makers and undertakers
41 Skinner, Saml., cabinet maker
42. Finn, Timothy, do
43. Waggett, Charles, boot closer
Mahony, M., carver
44. O'Connell, Margaret, grocer
45. O'Sullivan, Ellen
Pete)' Street intersect8
46 & 47. Buckly, Brothers, cabinet
makers and upholsterers
48. Baylor, Michael
49. Hassell, Isaac and Son, ventilator
makers and copper and
tin workers. See adtl. p. 27
51. Maloney, Mary
52. Merryfield, Wm., house-agent
53. Murphy, In. S., organ builder
and piano-forte warehouse
54. Duke, Edward
55. Leahy, John
57. Banett, Michael, grocer
58. Shea, Patrick, provision merchant.
See adv. p. 36.
Hem'Y Street illtersects
59. O'Leary, Arthur, spirit store
60. Turpin, Mrs. H., spirit store
Ft'ancis Slt'eet intersects
61. Barlow, Mary
64. Birmingham, John
65. Kennedy, Denis
66. Clarke, John R ., cork cutter
Dyke.Parade.
1. Murphy, Denis
2. Grant, John
3. Tracey, Rev. Richard T., Wesleyall
DeaRl of Residenoe,
(Queen's College)
4. Hunter, Mrs. Rebecca A.
5. Popham, Mrs. Jane
6. Davidson, Clear
7. Holton, Mrs. Louisa H.
8. Woods, Thomas E.
Woods, The Misses
9. Dwyer, James
10. Ring, John
11. Hatton, John
India Rubber, Tortoise, and Buffalo Combs.
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The Queen's Old Castle Company,
20 Parker, Misses
21 Harris, William Roland, gas and
water fitter, and engineer.
See adv. p. 80
22 Saunders, James, saddler
23 Lavers, Richard, chandler
24 & 25 Dwyer & M'Carthy, wholesale
haberdashers & drapers
26 Rearden, J., grocer, wine & spt.
merchant
Cross Street intersects
27 Hayes, Daniel, spt. & corn dlr.
28 M'Carthy A., hay dealer
29 Kennedy, John, engineer, millwright
and implement maker
See adv. p. 8(1
Hartnett, John, spt. & corn dlr.
Daly, Thomas, timber mercht.
Hanover Place intersects
30 Coleman, J., wine & spt. dealer
31 Woods, Richard J.
Murphy. M., hat manufacturer
32 Kemp, Joshua J., provision and
italian warehouse. See adv.
p.85
Ogilvie, Peter, commission agt.
33 Walker, Robert, jun., architect
Manly, Charles, chandler and
tobacconist
34 Haynes, C. & Co., confectioners
Williams, John, coml. travlr.
35 Kemp, P., baby linen warehouse
36 O'Leary, Mary, stnr. & bookslr.
37 Parker, Thomas, chandler
38 & 39 O'Sullivan, Patk., draper
South Main-Stnet intersects
40 Daly, John, & Co., The Cork
Carpet warehouse. See advts,
in letters D .
41 Dwyer and M'Carthy, berlin
warehouse
42 Ambrose, John, & Co., drapers
43 & 44 Queen's Old Castle Compy.
See advts. pp. 4 & 5, &c.
45 Murphy,P.&Co.,woollendrps.
46 MCDermott, S. & Co., drapers
B1'Un3wick-Street Cltapel
47 Cleburne, Ewd., woollen draper
and clothier. See adv. p 14
48 Denehy, J. & Co., woollen drps.
49 Mahony, Miss
50 Jones, W. T., apothecary &M.D.
49 & 51 M'Carthy, Charles, & Co.,
woollen drapers. See adv.
in letters Mc.
52 O'Sullivan & Co., hosiers, &c.
Great George's-Street (West.)
1 Brosnan, M., spirit dealer
2 Cogan. John do
3 O'Neil, M., chandler
Moore, Richard
4 Griffin, M., spirit dealer
6 Constabulary Station, o.ificer-illc//oarge,
Constable J. Vickers
6 Tuomey, T., spirit dealer
7 Lynch, T., do
8 Long,J., grcr. & wine&spt.dlr.
9 Foley, M., spirit dealer
10 Walsh, Thomas, do
11 Murphy, James, do
Little Anne Street intersects
Hive Iron Works-
Perrott, R. & Sons, engineera
&implmtmanufs. Seeaa. p. 33
13 Harrington J., sdlr.&hrns.mkr.
Lancasterian Schools
19 Williams, Tho., mill machinist,
wire web, & implmt manu£.
See adv. p. 20
24 Burke, Garrett, corn dealer
26 Roche, E., corn & spirit dealer
27 MCSwiney, J., spirit dealer
28 HoglUl, J., corn dealer
:Murphy and Coffey, Misses,
dressmakers
30 Carroll, William, saddler
3t Creden, T., corn & floUl' dealer
32 MCCarthy, James do
Horgan, Dauiel, coach builder
Court Street intcrsects
County and City Court Hotl3e
Velvet and Damask Table Covers.
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Entrance, Great George's Street.
Grenville-Place.
t O'Keeffe, Mrs. Ellen
2 Reynolds, Nicholas
3 Lyons, Thomas
4 Cussen, Stephen O'Hea
6 Dunlea, John
6 McKenna, Mrs. Catherine
7 Tuckey, Thomas
8 Turkish Batlt&-R. Barter, M.D.,
Proprietor. See adv. p. 75
9 Porter, Charles
10 Alcock, Miss Maria
Hanover-Street.
8 Fuoge. Thomas, spirit dealer
13 Kinmont, T., poultry mercht.
14 Kinmont, William, slater, &c.
t5 Connell, Patrick
30 Fisher, Reuben A., minl. water
& paper manufr. See advts.
p. 53 & p. 23a at end
57. Buckley, C., boot & sho mh.
68. Byrne, John, tailor
Harbour-View-Terrace.
1 MCCarthy. John G. l
2 O'Sullivan, Edward
3 Spearing, Joseph F.
4 Hanrahan, John
Hardwick-Street.
1 Hewitt, Charles, M.D.
3 Scanlan, James, clerk \
7 Keeffe, Daniel \
9 Mahony, John, teacher
10 Callaghan, Timothy, builder
11 Vippond. Thomas
12 Carroll, John, clerk /
13 Cooke, Miss R.
14" Ahern, Mrs. Jane
16 Barry, Edwd., butter m rchant
16 Nagle, Domk., butter erchant
Hargreaves-Q,u
2 Leahy, John
3 Dunn, James
4 MCCarthy, Mrs. Ma
6 Fulton, William
6 Steven, J., manag J: of the brass
and iron found departmnt.
(C.S.S. Co.)
7 Scanlan, Mrs. Anne
8 Cronin, Miss E., teacher
9 Waters, William
10 Raynes, Andw., fish merchant
Henry-Street.
2 Shea,P .. prov.mcht. Seead.p.36
3 Joyce, Wm., egg&poul.rnrcht.
See adv. p. 36
8 McKenna, Mrs. C.
11 Price, Rev. William G.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
12 M'Mullen. Rev. Wallace
13 Henry, William J., printer
14 Sin ton, 1\1 isses
16 Britton, Thomas
16 Barrett, Daniel, builder
17 Murphy, Michael
18 Mercy Hospital-medicalo.ificen:
Denis O'Connor, M.D., and
Denis B. Bullen, M.D.
19 Finn, John G.
20 Skiddy, Morgan
21 Pine, The Misses
27 Sheehan, William, slater
28 Buckley, Daniel
29 White, Thomas
30 Murray, Michael
32 Nagle, William
Hill-View-Cottages.
St. Pat"ick's National School
Devlin, Jas. E., bldr. See adv. p. 37
Tl'Otter, John
Sutton, Captain John
Lundy, Lois
Infirmary-Road.
Alms Houses
Free Episcopalian Chw·c/.
Blind Asylum-J. Cotterell, supt.
South Infirmary, R. Callaghan, M.D.,
resident 8urgeon
James'-Street.
15 Madden, Jeremiah, iron works
& gnrl. factory. See adv. p. 44
J ane-MOllllt.
(See Sunday's Well Road.)
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N orth.Abbey.Square.
1 Oakshott, Mrs. Mary
2 O'Sullivan, Edward,English and
mathematical teacher
4 Bernard, Mrs. Dr.
6 Cody, Bryan
6 Tighe, Michael
7 Caulfield, Richard
.s Wright, Benjamin
9 M'Sweeney, Eugene
10 O'Connell, Geoffrey
N orth·Main·Street.
Byrne, Daniel, spirit dealer
2 & 3 Flynn, S., oil and color merchant
4-6 D'Arcy, G., confectioner and
fancy baker
7 O'Connor, P., spirit dealer
8 Nawn, J., draper
Coacl,-and-Six lane
9 O'Donoghue, M., oil and color
merchant
10 Twomey, J. & C., chandlers
11 Sheehan, D., broker
12 MUl'phy, P. & Co., drapers
13 Daly, John, wine merchant
Vandeleters lane
14 Scanlan, E., draper
15 Connor, M., oil and color dealer
Barrv's lane
16 & 17 Haughton, B. & G. P.,
iron mongers and iron merchants
18 Weir, Dr. George
Goold, D. & Son, bark merchants
19 Hayes, D., spirit dealer
20 Murphy, William, grocer
Pembl'oke lane
21 & 22 O'Connor, K., draper
23 Corkoran, N., draper
24 Casey, E., trimming shop
25 Barry, M., tobacconist
NelD Bridewell lane
26 Geary, J. J., wine & spirit dealer
27 Geary, J. J., grocers, &c.
28 Reardon, Thomas, grocer
29 Walsh, John, wine & spt. mcht.
Htempl,rie's lane intel'sects
30 O'Sullivan, John, draper
Kyle street intersects
32 Ford, James & Co., drapers
33 Hayes, J., trimming shop
34 & 35 Brown, Mrs Ann, draper
36 Montgomery, R., trmng. shop
37 Grant, J., wine and spirit dealer
Cockpit lane
38 Mahony, D., trimming shop
39 Murphy, J. B., wine & spt. dlr.
ftleat Market entl'ances
43 Quilter , John, spirit dealer
44 Sandham, Dr. Wm.
45 M'Carthy, Jane, draper
Portney's lane
46 Teape, J., pawnbroker
ltla1'ket entrance
48 Jones, Thomas, spirit store
60 Horan, Anthony, baker
61 Grnnt, J erh., grocer
62 Cox, Michael, spirit dealer
63 Downing, Wm., wholesale wine
and spirit merchant
54 Downing, Wm., baker
66 Fitzgibbon, Thos., leather mcht.
56 Evans, E., & Co., grocers and
chandlers
Busteed, Richard (E. E. & Co.)
Castle street intersects
69 Tooker, Edward, spirit dealer
60 Tooker, Edwd., boot & shoemkr.
61 Davidson, Clear,leather merchnt.
See adv. p. 90
MUl'phy, Rev. J. J.
Austnn's Lane intel·sects.
62 Heard, R., shoe trimming shop
63 Crofts, Michael, bootmaker
64 Hymes, Joseph, umbrella manufacturer.
See adv. p. 26a at end
Buckley, Patk., boot & shoemkr.
65 Devereux, Patrick, hatter
66 Trenwith, S., boot & shoemaker
67 Ahearn, T., umbrella maker
68 Stack, Ed ward, spirit store
69 Baker, John, boot and shoemkr.
Irish Tabinets, Poplins, Moire Antiques.
CORX STREET DIRECTORY.
Entrance, Grand Parade.
70 O'Donnell, J., depot for the sale
of Sir Joltn Amott's bread
71 MUl'phy, John, spirit-store
72 Mountaine, J., shoe-trimg. shop
Broad-Lane intersects
74 Reddin, Joseph, shoe-trimg. shop
75 Buckley, Daniel, provision store
and cattle dealer
76 Kennealy, James, spirit-store
77 Lisson, William, shoemaker
Wall, Michael, chandler
78 Cronin, John, wholesale grocer
79 O'Brien, Jeremiah, tobacco and
snuff manufacturer
80 Kiely, Michael, undertaker
C"OSS- Court
81 O'Sullivan, James, spirit-store
82 Bradley, Daniel, provision store
83 O'Keeffe, C., furniture broker
P,:ccadilly-Lane
84 Adams, Ann, pawnbroker
86 O'Keeffe, John, wine & spt. store
86 Hegarty, Jas. F., baker & confec.
87 Divett, John, pawnbroker
Peter's-Church-Lane intersects
Peter's Churcl,
88 Murphy, John, baker
89 Mullane, Daniel, grocer
90 King, Bernard, The GlasgOtD
House, gutta-percha boot and
shoe warehouse. See advs.
pp. 87 & 99; do_ in letter K. ;
do. at bgng. of St"cet Diry. ;
nnd p. In at end
91 Driscoll, J., boot, shoe & lthr. st.
92 Rice, William, grocer
93 & 94 The Mttnster b'on Co.'s
1Oa1·chse., Gibbings, John G.,
proprietor, ironmongeI', and
hardware merchant
96 Smith, G., leather store
96 Merrick, John, ironmonger
97 Buckley, H., printer & bookseller
Angel-lanc
98 Morrogh, Andrew, spirit-store
99 Oakshott, J. G., surgeon & M.D.
100 Macmahon, D., wine & spt. st.
Adelaide-Street intersects
101 Sullivan, John, baker
102 Sugrue, D. J., leather mercht.
Skiddy's-Castlc-Lane
104 Horan, E., baker
105 Scully, Loftus, chandler and
tobaccon1st. See adv. p. 70
106 Kretman, T. & Co., grocers
107 Vacant
108 Hille, Richard, spirit store,
Phillip's-lane
109 D'Arcy, G., conCr. and baker
110 Hurley, J. J., provn. dealer
111 Shea, W. & Co., grocers
112 Falvey, Thos. spirit dealer
North·Mall.
2 Jennings, Robert
3 Collins, Miss Mary
4 Shinkwin, Thos. C., M.D.
6 Radcliffe, William
6 Moss, Joseph
7 O'Keeffe, Matthew, M.D.
8 Wise, Francis
9 Sullivan, Miss Clu'istina
10 Daly, Nicholas
11 Adams, Mrs. Anne
12 Martin, Miss C.
13 Horgan, Miss Margaret
14 Leahy, John
16 Roche, Pierce
16 Waugh, John
17 Jenkins, Miss Anne
18 Browning, Mrs. Martha
Old· Youghal.Road.
13 Daly, Mrs. Mary, spirit dealer
15 Ormond, Robert, builder, &c.
16 Constabulal'Y Ba1·l'acks. Constable
David Byrnes, officcr
in cha1'ge
95 Roche, John, grocer
102 Buckley, Timothy, spirit dealer
115 Fitzgibbon, E., painter
117 Sauntry, Patk., spirit dealer
118 Hyles, Patrick, pensioner
126 Gibbings, James, spirit dealer
134 Scriven, J. K., spirit dealer
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CORK STREET DIRECTORY.
Entrance, Great George's Street.
Hynes, J., wine & spirit dealer,
and cigar divan
Hunter, H., photographer
Hogg, Henry C., ironmonger,
see adv. p. 12
Haughton, J. B., grocer
Varian Brs. & Co., brush mfrs.
William street intersects
106 Thompson, J. & Co., baby linen
warehouse
Hayes, Joshua, bookseller
107 Russell, D., fruit, wine & spirit
dealer, & cigar divan
108 Goulding Brothers, druggists
109 & 110 Sheehan, Dan., china.,
glass & lamp warehouse, see
adv. p. 19
III Richardson, T., & Sons, gnmrs.
112 Meyers, R. T., oil, color, lead
and glass warehouse, see adt!.
p. 16
113 Dowden J. W., linen draper
114 Finn, Daniel, chandlcr
116 Ross, C. J., upholsterer
116 Moore, John G., provn. mrcht.
Kennedy, E., milliner
117 Finn, James E., grocer
118 Harty, Abraham, Queen's Bakery,
see adt!. p. 26a at end
Drawbridge-street intersects
119 Curtayne,J.,druggist,oil & color
merchant
O'Callaghan, Mrs. C., millinery
dress & Immtle warerooms,
sce adv. p. 35
O'Callaghan, C., silkmercer
120 MCCarthy, Timy., brush manufacturer,
Bce adv. p. 29
121 Shel, Chas., watch & c}ockmkr.,
jeweller, &c., see adv. p. 38.
122 Cranitch, R., oil & glass warhs.
123 Donegan, D. & Sons, chandlers
124 Bennett, Thos., optician, see
adt!. p. 27.
126 Sheehy, Jas., (Alliance Arms)
wine & spirit merchlill t, see
adv. in railway dirccto,'y
Shanakiel-Road.
1 & 2 Williams, William
3 Maynard, James
4 COllllell, Captain
6 Cleburne, Edward
7 Simpson, Joseph
Leahy, Francis R., J.P. and D.L.
(Shanakiel House)
Shandon-Street.
1 Finucane, Thomas, spirit dealer
3 Finucane, Matthew
4 Burke, Edmund, pawnbroker
6 Slattery, Edmund, skinbuyer
7 Burke, D., grocer, wine & spt. dlr
9· Burke, Edmond
20 O'Shea, John, spirit dealer
21 Kiely, John, grocer
24 Downey, M., victualler
26 Millard, Robert, victualler
26 Finn, Daniel, saddler
28 Kearney, John, saddler
29 O'Callaghan, Tim., sen., chndlr.
31 Shanahan, M. E., coal merchant
32 Lucey, James, spirit dealer
33 M ulchin, Patrick, spirit dealer
31i O'Brien. Lawrence, spirit dealer
37 Riordan, William, pawnbroker
38 Finn, T. & Co.,grocers & vintners
40 Fitzgerald, Andrew, spirit dealer
42 O'Sullivan, Francis, spirit dealer
43 Murphy, Edmund J., builder
44 O'Keeffe, Charles, chandlcr
46 Langton, Edmund, spirit dealer
48 Drummy, Nicholas, saddler
49 Donovan, John, spirit dealer
60 O'Flynn, Denis, grocer
61 Hallissy, Ellen, tobacconist
63 Dalton, Robert, baker
66 Anglin, John, wool dealer
66 Sullivan, James, miller
68 Murphy, Joseph, spirit dealer
69 Casey, Michael, spirit dealer
67 Coleman, P., wool-card maker
68 Sheehy, Mrs. E., spirit dealer
69 Allen, Christopher A., M.D.
70 Alton, Thos., wine & spirit dlr.
71 Haley, Thomas, spirit dealer
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The Queen's Old Castle Company,
Foley, Mary, 14 St Patricks quay
Fullam, Michael, 3 Pembroke st
Fuoge, Thomas, 8 Hanover street
Galven, Thos., 6 Castle st
Geaney, Miss B., 112 Shandon st
Geany, Wm., 61 Clarence st
Geary, Daniel, 39 Wellington road
.Geary, J. J., 26 North Main st
Gibbings, James, 126 O. Y. road
Gleeson, Mary, 108 Barrack st
·Grant, J., 37 North Main st
Griffin, Daniel, 30 Leitrim st
Griffin, M., 4 Great George's st W.
Grogan, P., 1 Albert quay
Hallissy, Mrs. Ellen, 9 Wandesford st
Haly, Charles, 2 Coburg st
Haly, Mary A., 111 Blarney lane
Haly, Thos., 71 Shandon st
"Haly, William, 14 South Main st
·Hammell, E., 144 O. Y road
Harman, Michael, 171 L. G. road
Harney, Mary, 139 O. Y. road
Hartnett, John, 29 Great George's st
·Hartnett, M., 7 Cook st
Hayes, Daniel, 27 Great George's st
Hayes, D., ) 9 North Main st
Hayes, Henry, 23 St Patrick's quay
Healy, Honora, 41 Dublin st
Healy, Joseph, 32 Blarney lane
Healy, Michael, 142 O. Y. road
Hegarty, Patrick, 7 Coburg st
Herbison, E., 6 Military road
Heron, Caroline, 9 St Luke's place
.Heron, Wm., 6 Market lane
Hickey, Matthew, 109 Wise's hill
Hifle, Richard, 108 M01·th Main st
Higgins, Mary, 23 Cat lane
Higgins, Patrick, 37 Nile st
Horgan, Nicholas, 41 Dominick st
Horgan, Samuel, 160 L. G. road
Howe, Edmond, 22 Dominick st
Hyde, James, 92 Shandon st
·Hynes, James, 102 St Patrick's st
.Jackson, Wm. L., 7 South Main st
·Johnson, John, 13 St Patrick's st
Johnston, Ellen, 207 L. G. road
Jones, Thomas, 48 North Main st
Jordan, Margaret, 6 Pump lane
Keane, John, 1 Pope's quay
Kearney, Wm., 24 Pine st
Keily, Callaghan, 36 Dominick st
Infants' Silk and
Keily, M., 421 and 423 Blarney lane
Keily, Patk., 4 Cross st
Kelleher, Corns., 29 Church st
Kelleher, Wm., 7 Dominick st
Kelly, Samuel, 373 Blarney lane
Kelly, Thomas, 96 South Main st
Kenefick, C., 12 South Main st
Kenneally, James, 76 Nprth Main st
Keohan, J., 32 Warren's place
Keppel, John, 13 Robert st
King, A., 17 Merchants' quay
Lane, John. 110 and 111 Barrack st
Langton, Edm:md, 46 Shandon st
·Laryroore, Alex. D., 34 Marlboro st-see
ad". p. 24a at end
Lawton, Mary A., 10 Nelson's place
Leahy, J., 72 South Main st
Leahy, James, 23 Barrrack st
Leahy, Peter, 3 York row
Linehan, Bat., 26 Barrack st
. Long, James, 8 Gt Geo st W.
Long, John, 29 Douglas st
Longfield, R., 6 Merchants' quay
Lucey, James, 32 Shandon st
Lynch, Helen, 79 Georges st
"Lynch, John, 77 Grand Parade
Lynch, Michael, 31 King st
Lynch, Patrick, 6 Cross st
Lynch, Richard, Western road
Lynch, T., 7 Gt Geo st W.
Lyons, James, 62 Clarence st
Lyons, John, 18 Douglas st
Mackey, John, 6 Paul st
"Madden, John, 14 Bridge st
Madogan, Patk., 13 Princes st
Maher, Jerh., 20 Gt Brtain st
Mahony, Daniel, 2 Layitt's quay
Mahony, John F., 25 Nile st
"Mannix, T. T. & Co., 22 Mercht's'lY
"Martin, J. S. & Co., 10 Prince's st
Meade, Mary A., 30 Barrack st
Meade, Richd., 2 Barrack st
Mills, Richard, 101 Georges st
"Moore, Patk., 44 Marlboro' st
Morey, John, 6 Paul st
Moriarty, Mrs., 1 Sullivan's quay
Morrogh, And",., 98 North Main st
Moynihan, 'limy., 17 Com Market st
lIIulcahy, Da.id, 24 Warren's place
lIIulchin, P k.,33 Shandon st
, 31 St Patrick's quay
Hoods.
CORK TRADING AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
Entrance, Grand Parade.
Murphy, Denis, 8 Hanover st
Murphy, James, 11 Gt Geo st W.
.Murphy, J. B., 39 North Main st
Murphy, Jane, 30 Military road
Murphy, Jer., 13 Douglas st
Murphy, John, 20 Pope's quay
"Murphy, John, 107 Shandon st
Murphy, John, 71 North main st
Murphy, John, 17 Fair lane
Murphy, Joseph, 58 Shandon at
Murphy, Joseph, 3 S. W. road
Murphy, M., 63 South Main st
Murphy, Mary, 28 Military road
Murphy, M., 23 Warren's place
Murphy, Sophia, 67 Barrack st
Murphy. Wm., 60 Barrack st
Murray, Mary, 169 L. G. road
Murray, Patk., Mayfield
Murray, Patk., 37 Geo. st
*M'Auliffe, John, 101 South Main st
M'Carthy, Chas., 1 York st W.
M'Carthy, Dan!., 10 Sullivan's quay
M'Carthy. Daniel, 62 Watercourse
road
M'Carthy. Danl., 154 Bandon road
M'Carthy F., 72 George's st
1I1'Carthy . James, 7 Georges st
M'Carthy . James, 46 Princes st
1I1'Carthy. John, J L. G. road
M'Carthy. John, 6 Cross st
M'Carthy John, 116 George's street
M'Carthy, 'Mary, 27 Dunbar street
*M'Carthy. Thos. P., 137 O. Y. road
M'Donnell , Edward, ) 7 Dublin street
M'Donnell" Hugh, 12 Evergreen ter
M'Keough . Michael, 36 Clarence st
M'Loughlin, John, 3 Military road
*M'Mahon, Daniel, 100 North Main st
·M'Mahon, T. D., 10 Winthrop street
"M'Nay, Joha, 113 George's street
M'Sweeny, Ch lrles, 11 Peter street
M'Sweeny, Denis, 37 Fair lane
M'Swiney, J.,27 Great George's st W.
M'Swiney, M., '76 Blarney lane
M'Swiney, Patriclr, 33 Corn Market at
M'Swiney, T., 28 Warren's place
Neligan, John, 27 St Patrick's quay
Noonan, Daniel, 10 Chapel hill
O'Bre, Francis, 1 Coal quay
O'TIrien, Catherine. 67 Douglas street
O'Brien, Catherine. 105 Wise's hill
" O'Brien, D., 20 Winthrop street-see
ad". p. 8
O'Brien, John, 26 Grafton's alley
O'Brien, John 1 Hanover place
O'Brien, Laurence, 35 Shandon street
O'Brien, Margaret, 11 North Abbey st
O'Brien, Thomas, 6 Coburg street
O'Brien, Wm., 19 Commons road
O'Callaghan, Charles, 1 Brown's bill
O'Callaghan, John, 48 King st
O'Connell, Charles, 162 'Bandon road
O'Connell, Daniel, 13 Barrack st
O'Connell, H., 182 L. G. road
O'Connell, Jeremiah, 10 Caroline st
O'Connell, Timothy, 1 Pump lane
O'Connor, D., 29 South Main .treet
O'Connor, Daniel, 16 Castle street
O'Connor, P., 7 North Main st
O'Connor, Richd., 60 Halfmoon st
O'Connor, Wm" 17 George's st
O'Donoghue, C., 19 George's street
O'Donoghue, Florence, 132 Bandon rd
O'DonoYan, Denis, 17 Paul street
·O'Donovan, Edmond, 1 Mutton lane
O'Donovan, Michael, 1 De.onshire .t
O'Dunovan, Michael, 3 George's quay
O'Halloran, Edwd., 55 Gill Abbey st
"O'Keeffe & Co., 1-3 Academy st
O'Keeffe, Daniel, 12 Mulgrave st
O'Keeffe, Daniel, 90 Great Britain st
·O'Keeffe, John, 86 North Main st
O'Keeffe, Roger, 17 St Patrick's quay
o Leary, Arthur, 69 Duncan street·
O'Mahony, Denis, 40 York st ·W.
O'Meara, James, 309 Blarney lane
O'Mullane, Jeremiah, Banduff
O'Neill, Daniel, 38 Paul street
O'Neill, James,' 102 Clarence st
O'Reardon, John, 1 Anderson's quay
O'Regan, B., 20 Fair lane
.0'IZcgan, Matthew,4 Bridge street
O'Hegan, Thomas, 24 George's qy
O'Shea, Corns., 32 Dominick st
O'Shea, Daniel, 13 Clarence st
O'Shea, Daniel 2 Princes street
O'Shea, John, 20 Shandon street
"O'Sullivan, Mrs. D., 84 St Patricks
st-see adv. p. 66
O'Sullivan, Francis, 42 Shandon st
O'Sullivan, H., 33. Bandon road
O'Sullivan, James, 81 North Main at
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