glondalkin.

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COUNT? DUBLIN DIRFXTORY.
BUmchapdstown National
Schools—?. Sadleir, Rev. D r . Hybla
NORTH SIDE.
Simpson, Stephen, esq. E l m grove
Conlan, t e a c h e r
B l a e k b u m e , George, esq.
Brinkley, Wait. esq. K n o c k m a r o o n ho. Smith, Mr. J o h n , Coolmines
B r o a d b e n t , R. v i n t n e r
Brooke, George F . esq. Somerton
Smith, Mr. Courtduff
Caffrey, Mr. J a m e s
Smith, William, esq. Rockfield
C H A P E L I Z O O C H U R C H — R e v . William Bryson, Air. John, Oak p a r k
Wilcocks, i n c u m b e n t ; Rev. J o h n C a r r , Mr. William
Smythe, Henry, esq. F a r m l e y
Carroll, P a t r i c k , tailor
Johnson, curate
Schools—Miss
Byrne, Sugdeh, Hon. Henry, I i- elstown
C H A P E L I Z O D R.C. C H A P E L — R e v . Mich. Cas&eknock
teacher
Dungan,p.p.: R e v . L . M ' C a r t h y , c u r .
Taylor, Captain, Hillbr
Cosby, J o h n H. W. esq. Abbey lodge ; ThoniT son,Ths.esq.j.p.H< ywoodrath
Corlett, H e n r y Lee, esq. I n c h i c o r e
Donovan, R o b t esq. Courtduff
Flas M8EL*—Dargan a n d H o u g h t o n
W a d e , E . esq. Ashbrook
Dowley, Very Rev. Philip, College of
Xeiil, Robert, woollen m a n u f a c t u r e r
I \ a t , J o s e p h tfc Co. woollen m a n u f a c .
St. Vincent de Paul
Zrieliieore-roa.d.
Pos c O F F I C E — J o s e p h F i t z p a t r i c k , p o s t - Doyle, Mr. H a w t h o r n lodge
r . oM Ckape&xod to KMmamham, Xew.
Dungan, Rev. Ml. p.p.Blancharustown
master
P. St. Jamet.—Uppcvcross B.
F l a n n a g a n , Mr. Maurice, D e e r p a r k
T r o k e . R e r . William, South-hill
G e r a g h t y , Mr. J a s . Inchicore cottage
W a l k e r , J o h n , grocer, prov. dealer, [ F l a n n a g a n , Miss, brick & lime works Blackburne, Geo. esq. Inchicore house
G r e h a n , Edw. sq.WoodviRe, Coolmine Lacy, Mrs. Inchicore lodge
and bakes
Halpin'fi factory, Talbot bridge
SOUTH BIDE.
Miller, Geo. M. engineer a n d superint.
ChapeUxod National School—Mr. J a m e s H a m i l t o n . J .11 ans.esq.M.p. Abbotstown
G. S. £ W. Railway. Snsanrale
M o r a n . m a s t e r ; Miss Carroll, m i s t r s . Hill, Lieut.-Col. O a t l a n a s
Place, Godfrey C eo. esq. Inchicore lodge
:
Chapelizod Pat x&ial Kale amd Female Jcyce, Mr. horse dealer, P a r k riew
S^EOClLmaroon-liill.
Sci -'!-•—Mr. Cross, m a s t e r : Miss Kelly, J o h n , esq. Croburne bridge
K i r k n a t r i c k , Alex. esq. Coalmine house |
P.ofCatOel
•'-.—- as&eknockB.
S h e p p a r d , mistress
Leonard,
Rev.
E
d
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a
r
d
M.
c.c.
F i n d k u e r , Alex. esq. J o h n s t o w n house
Burns, Gilb. esq. K n o c k m a r o o n lodge
F i t / p a t r i c k , Joseph, g r o c e r a n d provi- MTntosh. Mr. G r a n a r d bridg J
P e n ier, Alexander, esq. Knockmaroon
Maguire, Ross, Doctor
sion dealer, a n d p o s t m a s t e r
Giorney, B.Mardykenour& s t a r e Inniils
Manly, P a t r i c k , horse dealer
Lawler, Miss, Kind's house
Scott. Mrs.
Maxwell,
William,
esq.
C
r
a
n
r
a
t
h
Maguire, J a m e s T h o m a s , M . D .
Scriber, J o h n , esq. Castlemount villa
Metropolitan PoUet Station
Walmsley, Wm, esq. Mount Saekvilie
Smith, Mrs. Ashview
Morgan's Sehool$~~Mr. Koffatt, m a s t e r
P a r k - l a n e , Gliapelizod.
N e w m a n , Neville P. esq. Oak p a r k
O l d h a m , George, esq. Hyacinth
Sallyfermot.
Six houses in t e n e m e n t s
Oldham,
"William,
esq.
Ash
field
P. ofPaHhfcn'uoi.— Uppercros* T>.
I O'Reilly. Rev. J . R. C.C. Bianehardstown 3&oa& f r o m
EncckmsracnRalpen, J a m e s , esq. B r o o k lodge
liill t o tlie 2ted m i l l s .
I Police Station, Hollywoodrath
M'Bonneil, Mr. Michael
P. of Casilcknock.—Castleknock
B.
M'ICernan, The Misses, Garden lodge Railway Station, B l a n c h a r d s t o w n
Reynolds, Alderman Lawr. P a r k - g a t e
RED MILLS.
Rooney, J a m e s , esq.
Castlskncclr,
Hoyle a n d P e a t e
Bently, S a m l . teacher, £ p a r i s h clerk R o r k e , E d w a r d , esq. Tyrrelstown
Macken, Mr. J a m e s
R o r k e , Johti, esq. Tyrrelstown
Blakeley, T . esq. A s h t o w u lodge
M'Cormick, Mr. Joseph
GLONDALKIN.
C L O M > A L K I > \ an inland parish and village, p a r t l y in Newcastle, h u t chiefly in Uppereross barony, Dublin
countv,4A miles S . W . from D u h l i n , comprising a n area of 4,777 '
. - w h i c h 44 arc- in the village.
Population,
2,430"; of village, 4 7 4 , i n h a b i t i n g 89 houses. I t is situated near t h e n i n t h lock of t h e G r a n d Canal, a n d close to
t h e line of t h e G r e a t S o u t h e r n a n d W e s t e r n R a i l w a y , of which it is t h e first station from D u h l i n . I t was anciently
n a m e d C l u a i n - D o l c a n , a n d b y t h e Danes D u n - a w l e y . I t s ancient round t o w e r bespeaks its a n t i q u i t y . A
t e r y also e x i s t e d h e r e , of w h i c h S t . C r o n a n Mochua was the first abbot. I n 80$ a palace of Anlair. t h e Danish
King of D u b l i n , stood h e r e , a n d was destroyed by the Irish u n d e r Ciarun. t h e son of R o n a n .
In 1171 rlodenc
O ' C o n n o r , K i n g of L e r a s t e r , aided by t h e forces o f O ' R u a r c k and ("/Carroll, were h e r e opposed to S t r o n g b o v ,
o n his way t o Dublin, h u t had t o yield to t h e latter.
T h e village consists chiefly of one irregular street, of small
b u t n e a t l y b u i l t houses a n d cottages. T h e only public buildings are the P a r i s h C h u r c h , a s m s ! ] plain modern
building, a n d a n e a t R o m a n Catholic Chanel. I t has almshouses for destitute widows, < - tblished by the Rev.
D r . R e a d e , t h e r e c t o r ; also a P o o r S h o p , Repository, Dorcas I n s t i t u t i o n , Lyi z -in Hos
arid Dispensary,
a Parochial a n d t w o N a t i o n a l Schools, a n d a C
( o n s t a b u l a r y Police Stati( ...
t t ha
lills, and there
, N a a s
were formerly powder mills at L i t t l e C o t k a g b v h i c h c e a - [ w o r k i n g Si 1815.
S"• ' :
is t h e m o n a s t e r y of M o u n t J o s e p h , pleasantiv tuated in elev...:
[ish< I in 1)513, and consists of a
iff or, char lain. - t; i several m o n k s , who m a i n t a i n
mselves by t h e i r own i n d u s t r y —•and tm~
h e jp, r*o- d—' s- of~~a scno
the metropolis, and is in coo<
I h e ancient r o u n d tower, before rtferred t o , is t h e nearest s t r u c t u r e of the ki
.i a conical roof of stone. Nc r to
j reservation. I t stands 100 feet high, a n d is 15 feet in diamefc
the
; t h e entrance t o the village
it is t h e ruins of t h e a n c i e n t m o n a s t e r y , e x t e n d i n g 120 feet in Length, an
eld,
r u i n s of a fortified castle. T h e principal gentlemen*''s sea:- ar '• •• Lands, Belj ard, Collinstown H o u s e , Lt
ice
Receiver
in
t
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e
to^vn.
C o r k a g h , Moyle P a r k , N a n g e r , and N e l l s t o w n H o u s e .
There is a Post (._>]
Caldbeck, W m . esq. j . r . Moyle P a r k j Donnelly, R i c h a r d , tavern keeper, 9th
Cane, A r t h u r Beresford, esq. Collins-j
lock, G r a n d C a n a l
town house
I Dowline, Bridget, f a r m e r
CLONDALKIN C H U R C H — R e v . David Bowling, J o h n , f a r m e r
R e a d e , rector, Glebe-house
JDurie, Mr. J o h n , Heilstown house
CLONDALKIN RoMANC.vxnoLicCHAPEL F a r r a n , Joseph, farmer, Robin lie ml
J
—Rev. J o h n Mo>:»re, P . P .
iFinlay, Rev. J o h n W. j . r . • •
:i
CtemdaUtin ify»a$tny
Kev. Mr. B r e n . | F i s h b o n m e , Jos. esq. G5h
n a n , c h a p l a i n ; Geo. Lyons, s u p r . [Fitaglhbon, QN rtld, >
€bynd<jikm JJispensary—Chs.
M'Civa, Flannagan, Mrs, tf&rga • •. Eted I
s , a , c . s , i . inedlealofficer
' F l o o d , Michael. Fox and <
•v
Fottrell, William B . esq. P . L . C . Oil
Mills, F a i r v i e w
Gerraglity, J o h n , Rockfield
Grierson," Philip, esq. Haldonnell
H u g h e s , Peter, farmer, Danesrath
Kennedy, Dr. F.vory. J . P . Belgard
Ledwidge, Simon, farmer, Anrield
M-I>uniiel'.SirEdw. paper niills.Killeen
II•>; • : .
; esq, ClovernJU
U kler, J . esq. deputy comptroller,
G.P.Q, St, Ilonans
CLONSffcEAGH—GLQNXARF.
Norris, Patrick, esq. Cappagh house
Philhps, Henry, esq. Kilcarbery
POST-OFFICE — Lawrence Hegarty
postmaster
Poe, Captain, Orchard house
Roarke. Laurence, jun. esq. Xangor
Seery. Thomas, paper mills, Sallypark
Smith, William Francis, esq. Floraville
Smyth, Michael, Ballymount
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Swift, Edward B. esq. P.L.G. Wheatfield
Tatlow, John, solicitor, Rosebank
Trench, FraneisArthur, esq. Newlands
Tyner, Walter B. esq. Drumna lodge
CLOXSKEAGH. OR CLONSKEA.
CLONSKEAGII. a village in St. Mary's, Donnvbrook. parish, barony, and county of Dublin, two miles S. from the
General Post Office, Duh lin, comprising an area of 63 acres. Population, 310, inhabiting 54 houses. I t is
situated on the river Dodd er. and on the road to Enniskerry. It contains two hammer-smith iron works; and a
marble sawmill. Then eh [hbonrhood is studded with gentlemen's seats and neat villas. Virgemourtt is a pretty
range of houses close to the village. Roebuck, a district half a mile further on, is covered with elegant mansions and
demesnes, the principal of which is the castle of that name, the seat of A. B. Crofton. esq., which, when originally
erected, was strongly forti (ied. the residence of Lord Trimleston, and occupied by James I I . and the Duke of
Berwick, when encamped in the neighbourhood. Jfillto'vn is less than half a mile to the right of Clonskeagh,
a dilapidated village in St Martin's parish, Uppercros barony, and comprises an area of 135 acres. Population
863, inhabiting 132 house u Ix contains a small Church, and a small Catholic Chapel. Its vicinity is adorned
wit a many pleasing villa- and respectable residences, the principal of which are MUUown-park and F-jiridand.
Three omnibuses ply fchr<ugh Clonskeagh from and to Dublin and Dundrom several times a day. The nearest
f. -t Oiiiee receivers are M iiitown. Ranelaeh, an I Dnxtdrum.
Bradley, Thomas, vintner
Byrne, Thomas, provision dealer
Costelloe, Patrick, vintner
Henshaw, Thomas, spade, shovel, and
edge tool manufacturer
Kavanagh, Mary, provision dealer
Moulds, Miss, Rosybill, Milltown
Murphy, Patrick, dairy
O'Neill, Michael, dairy
Rochford, John, and Son, manuf. of
anchors, etc. Clonskeairon mills
Royse. J. Macdonneil, esq. Virgemount
hall, and Dublin Castle
Stewart, Captain Stirling, Richview
Tliompson.D. bar. J.P. Clonskea castle
Thompson, Geo. esq. Clonskea castle
Eird-avenue.
Rilling, Robert, esq. barrister
Meklon, Jas. Billon, sol; Casino
Robertson, James, esq. Qledawood
Turbett. James, jun. esq.
Classon's-bridge.
Township of Rati , , . , . Roylan, Laurence, farmer
Brennan, John, dairyman
Parrell, Denis, carpenter
Plemyng, Her. Wm. Henry, Master of! (VCallaghan, Thomas James, corn
miller, Millmount
Arts. Dublin et Oxen, perpetual
curate of the parish of Milltown, I Sexton, Michael, vintner
Troy. Miss
co. Dublin, Nulhimore
: Walsh, Major, Prospect ho. Oaklawn
Williams, Mrs. vintner
MILLTOWN COLONNADE.
Iteilltown.
. I Cox, Charles, esq.
P. S*. Pettr.—BubViA B.
[3 Scott, Mrs.
TIM and •• hafy iMa fro>.i the GtnenA3 Baker, Mr. Edward, Custom house
& -' Ofiec, h>vAU.
[4 Beatty, Francis, esq. c.E.
Avonmore, Right lion. Visct. Milltown!! Lee, John, marble works «fc saw mills
ho. and Belle Isle. co. Tipperary j| Lee, William, engineer
Bell, Robert, smith
j Martin, William, provision dealer
Pur' . Charles Granby. esq. master MILLTOWN- CIIUBCH—Rev. W. H.
of the Court of Common Pleas,
Flemyng, A.M. perpetual curate
Militown hall
| Moulds, John D. esq Ivy house
Campbell. Mr. Richard
• O'Neill, Thomas, dairy
Georges, Captain, Mount prospect
POST OFFICE—Patrick nackett, groKachell, Patrick, grocer
cer and nurseryman
HalpimRev.Robt.C.ehaplainton.R.H.
Sexton, Mr. John
the Duke of Cambridge, and chap-t St. George, Mrs. Swiss cottage
lain to the forces. Military Church, Thompson, Wm. sol. Greenmount
Arbour-hill, Milltown Castle
j
Hitchcock, Richard, esq. barrister, j
Richmond-avenue.
Milltown lodge
Near MSUtOwm.
Hitchcock, R. esq. master of the Court
T-y.mship of JRathmines.
Browne, Wm. esq, Richmond lodge
of Exchequer, Milltown lodge
M'Gough, Joshua, esq. Richview
Hunt, Miss, Elm hall
Plunket. Gerald, carpenter
Lambert, Thomas, dairy
CLOMTARP.
, Dublin county, three miles E . N . E . from
CLONTAHF, a maritime parish and ester
^e General Post Office,
Dublin, comprising an area of 1,190 acres, of which 38 occupy the village and sheds of
the
Ofl
lontarf. Population of parish, 2,682; of village and sheds. <>7o. inhabiting 138 houses. It is a memorable place
Clout;
Irish historv, as the scene of a treat battle ifought by King Brian Boromh, or Horu, on Good Friday, f014,
lhai | at ;-u end to the Danish power in Ireland, the details of which are variously and diffusively narrated bv the
Dlfcivehistorians, and form, it is said, the subject of Gray's ode of the v* Fatal sisters." The village was former! v a
fishing town of some importance, but with the exception of some extensive and profitable oyster beds, off the sheds,
It has long lost that character. The central portion is a stn I: \ at runs from the shore inland to the gate of the castle,
I t the greater and more diversified part noes the strand in continuous rows or clusters ol IHMBKS, t* - lei numerous
Small cottages, suited to sea bathers, that line the green lanes and avenues of the \ i]''....=•. Hatino, the beautiful
seat of the Earl of Charlemont is noticed in Drumcondra parish, to which : : bel( ngs, Phe I KS&le of Clontarf. one
of the lirst within the English pale, was taken down in 1835, and the present mansion, with a Norman tower, erected
thereon. The Church, "dedicated to St. John, is a small edifice. The Roman Catholic Chapel ts \ large and
handsome structure. There ifl a Widows' Alms House, a Parochial and Roman Catholic Free School, and
County and District Constabulary Police Station. R is much frequented in summer tor sea bathing- by all
classes. The old Charier School* is now used as cold ami )• : sea water baths. The Drogheda or Northern
Trunk Railway skirts the village, near Marino crescent. Near Dollymount. at the further extrepity of C!
strand, is an extensive causeway or break-water, called the " Bull wall/ 1 erected by the Ballast Board, with the
view of deepening the channel between it and the Lighthouse on Poolbeg wall. It extends upwards of h+ miles
111
a S.S.E. direction, and on which £103,055 was expended up to fij26. By it a direct and comparatively broad
channel has been formed through the bar, which is now passable by Jarge Vessels that could not formerly have
entered at high water of the greatest -
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KINGSTOWN—LUCAN.
i
13 Sexton, Robert, c o n t r a c t o r of r o a d s 4 3 M I l r o y ! J o h n , H . P ,
14 and 15 Doyle, P a t r i c k , carpenter
44 Coates, Denis, esq.
16 Riggs, Robert, carpenter
45 Parkinson, Iffrs.
CASTELEA.
,17 Hatchell, J a m e s , m a i l g u a r d
118 Daly, Mr. J a m e s
Two new booses
19 M'Cormack, Win. Ormsby, coal a n d 46 and 17 Staekpo!e,Rev. W m C. r . t . n .
Windsor-terrace*
t i l e m e r . Hybla, <fc 5 Clarence-st,
Kingstown
school.
Wellington
1 L a d d , Lieut. C. P . R . N .
J20Duignan, George, solicitor, Hybla
lodge
"2 Dowdall, Mrs.
'21
Wall,
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esq.
18
Bond,
Mr.
Joseph
3 Gobbins, C. esq,
j22 Cousins, Rev. Sidney
49 Kirton, Mrs.
4 Colbert, M r s .
2-J Vacant
50 O" Gorman. Peter. EOficftOT
5 Finlay, Mrs.
24 P a r k e r , Samuel, esq. Summerville 51 Ueardou, Mrs.
6 Hoyiie, Mrs.
I 25 &26 Continental J c<,"L.>tk Txj&tutt —52 I b i d , Alexander, esq. Valetta lodge
7 B a t t e r s b y , Miss
Herr E . T h e o d o r e Manso,principal 53 Iianion, b r y a n , ear owner
8 Kelly, Miss S a r a h , a n d Galway
27 Manso, I l e r r E. Theod. prof.of Qt: - 54 Mitchell, Francis, c a r p e n t e r
9 Rice, Miss,
m a n . French, & Italian, Tivoli house "5 Tenements
10 Butler, Mrs.
56 Sexton, Daniel, e:-q.
11 Irvine, Major J o h n , a n d Killydeas 28 Peacock, Mrs,
29
W
a r r e n , Samuel, esq.
57 Blaekmore, Mr. George
house, Ermiskillen
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Poster. Isaac. Bhe< m;ikpr
12 Murphy, Mrs.
Si El wood, Mrs.
59 Clancy, U r s . green trrocer
13 Kelly, W. T. esq.
32 Halpin, Mr. J o h n
00 Molloy, Catin rine, b r e a d and biscuit
H Murphy, Mr. J a m e s .
SCOTS C H U R C H — R e v . J o h n Arm.
baker
15 L a n g , T h e Misses
strong,
A
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M
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61
Gatchell and Co. grocers, tea, wine,
16 Wyse, George, esq. J . P . divisional
33
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esq.
a
n d provision dealers
m a g i s t r a t e of police
34 Lawler, William, solicitor
,, Meyers, Mr. J>.hn
17 Salmon, Mrs.
62 <fc 63 Byrne, Jsph. provision store <fc
35 Grierson, M r s .
18 a n d 19 V a c a n t
spirit dealer and coal m e r c h a n t
06 a n d 37 V a c a n t
64 V a c a n t
York-road.
PROSPECT-COTTAGES.
65 Doyle, Michael, dairy
P a r k e r , Samuel, esq. Summerville
^ 8 R o r k e , Mrs.
J a c k s o n , J a m e s , esq. F a i r y l a n d
39 Webb, Miss
j ,, Webster, Michael, esq.
York-terrace,
York-street.
140 H u t t o n , Mrs.
1 and 2 Vacant
1 3 a n d 3 Molloy, P a t r i c k , grocer
PROSPECT-TERRACE.
3 M'Donnell, Mr.
4 to 9 Small cottages
41 Armstrong, Rev. J o h n
5 Vacant
10 & 11 V a c a n t
42 Smith, Miss
12 Tenements
6 Glynn, Joseph, esq.
15
17
18
1!>
a n d 15 V a c a n t
Halpin, M. provision dealer
Byrne, J o h n , t a i l o r
Holden, J o h n , c a r p e n t e r
LUCAN.
L U C A N , an i n l a n d t o w n a n d parish in Newcastle b a r o n y . D u b l i n county, seven miles W . from D u b l i n , c o m p r i s ing a n area of 1,126 acres, of w h i c h S3 are in t h e t o w n . P o p u l a t i o n of parish, 1,009, of t o w n , 5 7 8 , i n h a b i t i n g 79
houses. I t is s i t u a t e d close to t h e line of the Cxi eat S o u t h e r n and W e s t e r n R a i l w a y , of which it is the - •<••.-• ai
station from D u b l i n , and u p o n t h e mail-coach road to G a i w a y and Siigo. A f t e r t h e Conquest this place was
settled on R i c h a r d de P e c h e , one of t h e early E n g l i s h adventurers ; and i n 1220 w a s in t h e possession of W a r y n
ne P e c h e , w h o founded t h e monastery of S t . C a t h e r i n e , i n the i m m e d i a t e vicinity. I n the reign of R b b ;<l
I I . it belonged to t h e R o k e b y family, and in t h e s i x t e e n t h century was t h e property of the S a n field family,
and of W i l l i a m , t h e distinguished m-neral of t h a t n a m e , who forfeited it for his adherence to t h e cause of
J;unes I I . I t is n o w t h e p r o p e r t v of t h e Vesey family. T h e t o w n is p r e t t i l y situated 10 a fertile vale, o n t h e
east bank of t h e R i v e r Liffey, which is here crossed by a bridge of one a r c h , w i t h granite parapet, s u n n o u n t e d b y
iron pallisades, a n d consists of one wide angular street of small b u t neat houses and cottages, most of which.
("birch.
are let in s u m m e r to visitors and invalids, i t s public buildings are, th
st Meeting H e
a t o w e r a n d spire, a large n e w R o m a n Catholic Chapel, iind a W esleyan
pensary and a L o a n b u n d : a L e n d i n g l i b r a r y , and N a t i o n a l Schools,
la an is noted for it- chalybeate spa, and 1.-- mucn r< • 1.;; Ed
and P e t t y Sessions arc held every a l t e r n a t e Tuesda
b r its efficacy in scorbutic, bilious, and r h e u m a t h
ompL i n t s ; b t h a t called the "boiling spring,* 1 Its watt r 1
analysis has been found to contain in every t w o gi ons, 70 grains of crystallized carbonate 14 soda, ^ ; ! of earhoni
of l i m e , 1^ of c a r b o n a t e of magnesia, 2 of silex, I 01 m u r i a t e of soda, a n d 14 of sulphur. 'J he SB&-hottse i j ,
appropriate b u i l d i n g , consisting of a centre and t.v wines, in one of w h i c h is an assembly-room, b'2 feet loner ai
22 feet wide. T h e scenery a r o u n d L u c a n is delightfully v a r i e d , a n d in p a r t romantically beautiful, particularly in
the grounds of W e s t o n p a r k , in which is the w e l l - k n o w n and much-frequented waterfall, called the " .Salmon L e a p ; r>
which consists of a succession of rocky ledges on t h e Liffey. over which t h e fish d a r t at one h o u n d . I t forms a
beautiful cascade, t h e p i c t u r e s q u e effect of w h i c h is greatly increased by the rich and lofty w o o d e d b a n k s of
the river, a n d t h e adjoining tastefully embellished demesne of Leixlip Castle. T h e parish a b o u n d s in gentle*
men's seats, a n d h a n d s o m e villa residences; t h e principal of which are L u c a n H o u s e , in a d e m e s n e of £00
aeregj in which t h e r e is a m o n u m e n t t o one of t h e Sarstields, a n d a n a n c i e n t o r a t o r y ; S t . E d m o n d s b u r y ,
W e s t o n p a r k , W o o d v i l l e , H e r m i t a g e , &c. I n t h e Irish peerage this place gives the title of E a r l to t h e n o b l e family
of B i n g h a m .
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MAGISTRATES ATTENDING P E T T Y SESSIONS, every alternate Tuesday— Sir J o h n Kingsmill, H e r m i t a g e ; J o h n Godley,
e s q . ; H e n r y Clarke, esq ; Charles Colthurst Vesey, esq. Lucan.— CUrk, J a m e s B a r k e r .
Bennett, J o h n , esq. Ballyowen castle Buckley, Mr. W,
Allen, R i c h a r d , e s q . L u c a n villa
Bennett, Mr. J o h n
C ah ill, J a m e s , esq. Aliens wood
Archer, William, esq. I r o n Mills
Barnewall, L. Ballygaddy
Barnewall, Mr. P a t r i c k , Ballyowen
Bayly, Mr. 12th lock, G r a n d C a n a l
Becker, Mr. Michael, Twelfth lock
Bellamy, David, esq, A h a d e r r i g
Berwick, Walter,esq. S t . E d m o n d s b u r y
Bingham, J o h n , esq. Glenwood
Bourke, J o h n , grocer
Brady, T h o m a s , b a k e r
Brough, Capt, Rich, Somerton lodge
Casey, Cornelius, E s k e r
Clark, Henry B. esq. J . P . Beechpark
j Clarke, W m . esq. E s k e r h a l l
j Colclough, Mrs. Finstown
!
Coicloughly,John, esq. P.L, G. F i n s t o w n
4H 2
1204
COUNTY
DUBLIN
DIRECTORY.
H a l l , T h o m a s , esq.
Coley, E d w a r d , b u t c h e r
J o n e s , J o h n , i r o n mills
Collins, Miss 0. Crescent
Colthurst, Cha& esq. .r.r. L u c a n h o u s e Keelfe. M*Iiugh, esq.
Kennedy, Mr. Kellystown
Keen, E d w a r d M. esq. Westpanstown
sub-inspector
Keynon, Charles, esq. Springfield
Cromer, Mr. grocer
Kingsmill, Sir J o h n , Hermitage
Cunningham, Mr. Ballyowen
Leonard, Mr. P a t r i c k , Esker
Dennis, Itev. P. M. E s k e r
jPfcgM••-isor.y—BtUTofoy, T. mod. officer Lloyd. J o h n , esq. JBsker
LUCAKCHC&CB—Bev.EdmundTranch,
DonnaM. S t - w a i t . esq. Airl y
pei'petual cm-ate
Puff, Mrs. s t . Catherines
PuffieW, Alex. cs.!. Aim i Liffey Mills L U C A N R. CATHOLIC C H A P E L — R e v .
E v a n s . J a m e s , esq. Lucan
E. P a n n e
P a g a n , J o h n , esq. E s k e r c o t t a g e
Lynch, William, esq. Springfield
Ferguson, George, L . R . C . S . I . Leixiip
Malley, J a m e s , esq. St. Helen's
F l a a n a g a n , Rev. J . R . c r .
Masterson, T h o m a s , esq.
Fitz<dmons, J o h n , esq. Grange
Moore, Campbell, esq. Ballyowen
Flood, T h o m a s , esq. Hillsborough
Moore, Mr. George
Balway, R i c h a r d , esq. Broomfield
Murray, Michael, b l a c k s m i t h
Garlan, Anthony, carpenter
Murray, T h o m a s , tailor
Genghegan, Mrs. Crescent
; Murry, Michael, Balgaddy
Gerraghty, J o h n , esq. Ballyowen castle N e e d h a m , T h o s . R. esq. Griffin lodge
Greeu, Mrs. Grange
O'Brien, Mr. J o h n
Gildea, F . esq. L u c a n lodge
C F a r r e l l , Mr. View Mount
Hall, Mrs.
ParockuA School—Mr. Cross
P e p p a r d , P a t r i c k , esq. Backwetton
Phillips, J . esq.
POST OFFICE
Quigley, J a m e s , esq. L u c a n hill
Jtailway Station—Mr. Brennan, agent
Rider, T h o m a s , esq. S t . Catherines
Rooney, Mr. R i c h a r d , Grange
R o u r k e , E d w a r d , grocer
Scott, Sir Ilopton, "Woodville
S h e r r i d a n , J o h n , esq. Cottage
Spa hotel, Cooldrina, J o h n Burke,
proprietor
S t e w a r d , Rev. Henry, Rectory
Tandy, Mr. George, Rose cottage
Tindall, David, hoot a n d shoe maker
VeseyArms inn—Mr. Tracey, propr.
Wall, Robert, esq. MUltowm house
Wallace, R i c h a r d , esq. Finstown
White, Colonel H e n r y , Woodlands
W h i t m o r e , Captain, Stacunmey
WiUiams, John, esq. Fenstown cot.
Wills, J o h n , esq. E s k e r lodge
W y n n e , George, esq. E s k e r house
MALAHIDE.
M A L A H I D E , a m a r i t i m e t o w n a n d parish in Coolock barony, D u b l i n c o u n t y , n i n e miles N . from Dublin, comprising an area of 1,12b* acres, of which 2 3 are in t h e t o w n . P o p u l a t i o n of t h e parish, 1 , 3 4 1 ; of town. 596y
i n h a b i t i n g 10.5 houses. T h e t o w n is situated on a n a r r o w inlet of t h e sea, a n d o n the Droglieda railway, of
which it forms the fourth station from D u b l i n . I n 1174 t h e M a n o r a n d Castle of M a l a h i d e w e r e granted by
H e n r y I I . t o R i c h a r d Talbot ( t h e ancestor of t h e E a r l s of S h r e w s b u r y a n d L o r d s of M a l a h i d e ) , w h o accompanied
t h a t monarch into I r e l a n d ; this grant w a s confirmed by K i n g J o h n , a n d its privileges w e r e e x t e n d e d by Edward
I V . in 1445, by appointing t h e Lord of M a l a h i d e H i g h A d m i r a l of t h e p o r t a n d seas adjoining - , a n d granting
courts leet a n d b a r o n .
T h e w h o l e c o n t i n u e d t h r o u g h o u t an u n i n t e r r u p t e d succession in t h e family of Talbot to
t h e Revolution, when C r o m w e l l besieged a n d took t h e Castle, a n d resided t h e r e for some t i m e , w h e n he passed
sentence of o u t l a w r y upon T h o m a s . L o r d Talbot de Malahide; and g r a n t e d t h e M a n o r and Castle t o Myles Corbet,
one of the regicides, who held it seven years, u n t i l t h e Restoration, w h e n t h e T a l b o t family r e s u m e d possession,
a n d in w h o m i t h a s remained to the p r e s e n t day. T h e Castle, c o m m o n l v called " t h e C o u r t of Malahide," b
large square building, flanked by lofty circular t o w e r s , and stands on a h i g h l i m e s t o n e r o c k , c o m m a n d i n g a fine
v i e w of t h e t o w n and bay.
Of the original Castle little r e m a i n s b u t t h e site, and t h a t has been greatly
enlarged a n d i m p r o v e d by the present L o r d T a l b o t d e M a l a h i d e ; t h e principal front is e m b a t t l e d , and the main
e n t r a n c e , w h i c h is under a splendid G o t h i c porch, is defended b y t w o circular t o w e r s . T h e g r a n d hall is roofed
w i t h richly-carved ancient I r i s h oak, lighted by t h r e e large w i n d o w s , w i t h a gallery a t t h e endf A m o n g the inaaj
splendid a p a r t m e n t s the Castle contains, the most curious is t h a t called t h e " o a k c h a m b e r , " ceiled and wamseoUea
w i t h richly-carved oak, in c o m p a r t m e n t s , containing scriptural devices, a n d l i g h t e d w i t h a p o i n t e d w i n d o w ^
stained glass. I n t h e d r a w i n g - r o o m , a m o n g other valuable p a i n t i n g s , t h e r e is a small altar-piece painted by
Albert 1 h i r e r , said t<> have b e e n originally in t h e oratory of M a r y Q u e e n of S c o t s , at H o l y rood R e u s e .
* .','
ps of stately trees, a n d the grounds a n d g a r d e n s of t h e Castle are beautifully »demesne is adorned w i t h
u s (Sundays e x c e p t e d ) from 10, A . M . , to 1, P . M . , a n d 2 t o 4, P . M . r h e t o ^
out. I t is open daily to
iy handsome cottages, w h i c h are chiefly let in s u m m e r to visitors for sea bathing
contains few bouses, but
the parish are the C h u r c h , a neat edifice of t h e l a t e r English style, and a hand;om
T h - only public building
led i i l y . 18*6. It has a C o n s t a b u l a r y P o l i c e a n d a Coast -guard Station
1^£
Roman Catholic ChaoeL
ice of great traffic, a n d ITohinshed e n u m e r a t e s it as amongst t h e principal pot
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Irish P a r l i a m e n t , b u t d i d not succeed. A n A c t w a ss ;also obtain*";
from the
in l7Ub' by the
e m a n , at bis o w n e x p e n s e , for a canal t o e x t e n d t o S w o r d s a n d Fieldstown, but n
likewise failed. T h e
t r a d e carried on here n o w is in t h e i m p o r t of coal, a b o u t 20,000 tons Mnnaj J,
and in the export of grain, m e a l , and flour. Off t h e coast t h e r e a r e profitable beds of oysters, the proper"_ •
the Lord of the Manor, leased to Messrs. Gaffney a n d A i c h b o l d , D u b l i n , from w h i c h c o n s i d e r a b l y quantu <
are drawn, and are m u c h esteemed for t h e i r flavour. T h e inlet of M a l a h i d e is four miles N . from Howtb. - extends four miles inland. I t is drv at low water., b u t at h i g h t i d e vessels d r a w i n g 10 a n d 11 feet may e n ^
and Lie afloat m the creek Across the e s t u a r y , a b o u t one a n d a q u a r t e r miles in l e n g t h , t h e Drogheda rai ^-/
is carried by an e m b a n k m e n t , a t an elevation of eight feet in o r d i n a r y s p r i n g tides ; in t h e centre o
e m b a n k m e n t the line passes over a wooden viaduct of 1 1 arches <
ans, 5 0 feet wide, t h r o u g h whicu tue
flows as far as Lissan H a l l bridge, a distance of t w o and a half m i l e s .
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Boylan, Mrs. Mary
Rev. Thos. Kfitf.
| MALAHIDE C H U R C H Gaffhey, J . farmer, and coal faetor
Cahill, J o h n , victualler & postmaster Gaffney, Mich, lodging-house keeper,
perpetual c u r a t e
Coast Guard Station—Lieut. Irwin E.K.
MaUh-tdeinv, Mrs. Davis, proprietor
a n d coal stores
Connor, J o h n , coal faetor
POST O F F I C E , J o h n Cahill, postm. ^
Gaffney, P a t r i c k , farmer
Comtahulary Police Station—J. B o u W ~ Hall, George, lodging house
Robinson, Hartstonge, esq. an
c o n s t a b l e in c h a r g e
Hill, Mary, lodging house
James's-terraci
i dealer
DUpensai-y—W. J . Sheill, surg. medi- Kierans, Rev. T h o m a s , K.c.c.
Seaver, Lawrence, provis
cal a t t e n d a n t
Supple, W. K. esq.
, jj0ll,
Low F r a n c i s , esq.
P o r t e s c u e , Miss
!Talbot de Malahide, the RigW H
M'Bride, J a m e s , grocer
Gaffney, Bridget; vintner
M'Cabe, Mary, lodging-house k e e p e r I
Lord, Malahide castle
COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
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13 P e r r y , Mrs. S u s a n
„ P e r r y , J a m e s , j u n . esq.
14 Law, Mrs.
15 D o r a n , Joseph F . esq.
'lG
17
18
19
Grogan, Rev. J o h n
Vesey, t h e Hon. Mrs.
Kelly, J o h n H. esq.
Mansfield, Miss
20 M a r c h b a n k , Mis*, boarding school
for young ladies
121 Roberts, "William, esq.
| S m i t h , Charles, wine m e r . T h e Slopes
PALMERSTOWN.
P A L M E R S T O W N , o r P A L M E U S T O N , a parish and village in U p p e r c r o s s b a r o n y , D u b l i n c o u n t y . 3 | | miles west from
t h e G e n e r a l P o s t Office, D u b l i n , comprising a n area of 1,518 acres, of which 7 are in t h e village.
Population
of t h e parish, 1,511 ; of t h e village, 4 1 1 . inhabiting 152 houses. I t is situated on t h e river Liffey a n d road to
L u c a n , a n d contains large cotton mills, iron and lead w o r k s , and oil a n d dye-stuff mills. T h e village consists of
small h u m b l e d w e l l i n g s , irregularly built, a R o m a n Catholic chapel, a n d C o n s t a b u l a r y Police station ; a fair for
h o r s e s a n d c a t t l e , well frequented, t a k e s place on 21st A u g u s t . T h e G r e a t S o u t h e r n and W e s t e r n line of
r a i l w a y passes t h r o u g h t h e parish. I n t h e vicinity t h e r e a r e several h a n d s o m e seats a n d villas, t h e principal
of w h i c h is P a l m e r s t o w n H o u s e , a seat of t h e E a r l of D o n o u g h m o r e , erected by his ancestor, t h e Right
H o n . T . H . H u t c h i n s o n , w h e n Secretary for I r e l a n d . I t is a spacious m a n s i o n in an elevated s i t u a t i o n , comm a n d i n g fine v i e w s . I n t h e I r i s h peerage this place gives t h e t i t l e of Viscount P a l m e r s t o n to t h e R i g h t livu.
H e n r y J o h n T e m p l e . T h e nearest Post Office letter receiver is Chapelizod.
B r a b a z o n , Chas. F . esq. Neilstown cot-' Fitzpatriek, Michael, f a r m e r
M'Intire, Owen B. e<:q. Cloverhill
tage
Fitzpatriek, Mr. J as. Newtown Clark Maguire, J a m e s , M.D. dispensary
Constabulary Police Station—J. English, Fitzpatriek, Mrs.
Moore, Rev. J o h n , p.p.
c o n s t a b l e in c h a r g e
F l y n n , P a t r i c k , esq.
Murphy, Rev. M.
Courtenay, Henry, esq. P a r k v i e w
Hackett, Walter, esq. Brooklawn
R. CATHOLIC C H A P E L
Rorke, Law. esq. Neilstown house
D o n o u g h m o r e , R i g h t Hon. E a r l of, Kappock. Michael, esq. Dale view
Swift, E d w a r d , esq. Wheatfield
Palmerstown h o u s e
Layard, Mrs.
"Wileoeks, Lieut.-Colonel, St. Laurence
F a r r e l l , Mr. T h o m a s
M'Auley, Rev. Peter, B.c.c.
Fitzgibbon, Gerald, Q.C. Larkfield
Macken, J a s . P a l m e r s t o w n rlour mills "Wileoeks, Rev. William, St. Laurence
PHIBSBOROUGH.
PinnsBOROUGH, a n extensive s u b u r b and district, p a r t l y i n the parish of S t . G e o r g e , b u t chiefly in t h a t ol
of
( r r a n ^ e g o r m a n , Coolock barony. D u b l i n city a n d county, 1^ miles N . W . from the G e n e r a l P o s t Office, Dul.lin,
T h e a r e a and p o p u l a t i o n is not distinguished from t h e parishes in t h e Census r e t u r n s . I t is situated partly w i t h i n ,
a n d p a r t l y w i t h o u t , t h e electoral b o u n d a r y , on t h e road to X a v a n , a l o n g w h i c h it extends, a n d on t h e Royal
C a n a l and N o r t h C i r c u l a r - r o a d .
W i t h i n its limits is G r a n g e g o r m a n c h u r c h ; also a R o m a n Catholic chapel
belonging to t h e u n i o n of S t . P a u l ; the Royal M i l i t a r y Infirmary, t h e C o n s t a b u l a r y Police B a r r a c k s , and the
Zoological G a r d e n s , all t h r e e w i t h i n t h e Phoenix P a r k ; t h e C o n v e n t of S t . M a r y , C a b r a , the F e m a l e O r p h a n
li.mse and Episcopal chapel, N o r t h C i r c u l a r - r o a d ; and t h e r e a r e N a t i o n a l schools, m a l e and female. I t M
w i t h i n t h e G . P . O . d e l i v e r y , and in its limits t h e r e is a City Post Office receiver a t 16, P h i b s b o r o u g h - r o a d .
A dolpbus-pl ac e.
Heany, P a t r i c k , esq. Cabra house
1") Griffin, Trevor, solicitor
Irwin, Alex, acting inspector of police It] Conolly, Thomas, esq.
Keegan, William, band-box and salt- 17 H a r r i e k s , Mr. Charles
box m a n u f a c t u r e r
IS Arehbold, J o h n , esq.
1
M'Garry, B e r n a r d , oil mills, Ashtown, 19 Gannon, P a t r i c k Henry, esq.
2
and
11
Cook-street
-20
Cannon, B e r n a r d , m e r c h a n t , and 52
o
Molloy, B. barrister, Mount E a g l e
D e n m a r k street
4
Mooney, M. J . salesmaster, Cabra villa 21 Alcock, George, esq.
P r a t t , Maria, thimble m k . C a b r a mills 22 Bestic, B r e r e t o n , esq.
Blackborse-lane.
S T . MARY'S CONVENT—Clergy of St. 23 Tallon, J o h n , m e r c h a n t ; office and
Daly, Miss E, E l m grove
Vincent's, c h a p l a i n s ; Mrs. F l a n stores, 21 Poolbeg-street
G a r d i n e r , F r a n . esq. G a r d i n e r ' s grove
n a g a n , prioress
24 C a r r o l l Mrs. Margaivt
Gardiner, M. J . esq. Gardiner's grove
Tvrrell, Mr. P a t r i c k
25 Maguire, T h e Misses
K e n n e d y , Michael, v i n t n e r
26 Latimer, J o h n . esq.
Kennedy, T h o m a s , s t e w a r d
27 C a u n a n , E d w a r d , f a r m e r
Lt*ard, T h o m a s , v i n t n e r
Cabra
lane.
28
Hamilton, Mary
M'Nearnev, Joshua, vintner
29 Savage, M r s . Mary
M u r r a y , Patrick, v i n t n e r a n d farmer, Read,
J* " ' ^ JTohseempehs ,, mmaarrkkeet t ggaar rddeenneer r
30 Bestic, Mr. A r t h u r
Blackhorse bridge
Glasnevin-road.
P. St. George.—Four Courts W*
Vacant
Mulholland, T h o m a s IT. solicitor
S h o r t , Mrs.
Clarke, Mr. J a m e s
Cabra.
Beggs, G a r r e t t , f a r m e r a n d grazier,
Quarry laue
B e r n e , Miehael, esq. Broomfield
Byrne, Robert, s a l e s m a n , Winton
house
B y r n e , Mr. T h o m a s
Corry, J o h n , u p h o l s t e r e r
Crolly, J o h n , l a n d holder
Crolly, P a t r i c k , j u n . farmer m i d l a n d
owner, Cabra lodge
Donnelly. T>avi 1, farmer & land holder
Brew, John, market gardener
F e g a n , Mr, Michael, S t a m p Office,
Custom House
F r a z o r , Archibald P . X.D.
Hannon, Patrick, vintner
Hart, Jolm R, esq. Eglinton house
Cabra-parade.
Birehall, Edwin, r a i l w a y a g e n t
Dodd, Christopher, corn, h a y , and
potato factor
Bowden, William, esq.
Xetterville, Mrs.
Belany, Valentine, esq. and LawLibrary, F o u r Courts
M'Guinness, J o h n , esq.
Colgan, Mrs.
Raskin, .Mr. Robert
Rooney, P a t k . M. solicitor—chambers, "rl Jervis-strect, upper
Vacant
Bnylan, Mrs^Mary
Mahon, The Misses
O'Brien, J e r e m i a h D. esq.
Collins, Charles, esq. G.P.O,
Cabra-piace.
Cabni-road.
1 Clinchy, Philip, tea m e r c h a n t , an 1
39 Church street
2 Synnott, T h o m a s , m e r c h a n t , a n d 111
Middle Abbev street
Cabra-road.
North
P.
Circnlar-rijad.
Granijcgorman.
H a r t , J o h n , agent, Eglinton
Satlonal Schools,—-Bernard Healy and
Christopher Kelly, teachers ; Mary
I>o\le, Maria Short, and Mary
O'Xeill, schoolmistresses
t / R ' . g a n , Mrs, Gothic lodge
1214
D u Bordieu, S&umares, esd.
Keid, Miss J a n e
Reid, F r a n c i s
Drumiette, George D . agent
Duff, Mr. J a m e s
Robinson, Mr. William
Vacant
Hodges, William, esq.
Vacant
Clarke, R o b e r t , esq.
Walker, Matthew, esq.
Walker, Mrs. s e m i n a r y for youuj
ladies
Hutchinson, M r s .
B a r r y , P a u l , esq.
Brereton, Captain William R.
COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
3 Fowler, J o h n , esq.
Sandford-place.
4 Dug-gan, J o h n , esq.
CuXLensvyyod-rd.—P.
StJfary,Donnybrk,
5 West, M r s .
1 Reid, Miss
6 St. Leger, Honorable M r s .
2 Crozier, Miss
1
,, St. Leger, Edward, esq.
3 Goffe, Miss
7 Prindiville. Mr. Garrett
4 Craig, J a m e s , esq.
8 Bos well, J o h n , esq.
5 Brereton, Mr. Willi a m
9 Cockburne, J o h n Viridet, esq.
., Walsh, Rev. W. P . A . M . c u r a t e of
,, Cockburne, William, esq.
Sandibrd
,, Cockburu, J a m e s , esq.
; 6 Daly, Mrs.
10 Medlecott, Miss
7 Mooney, Henry, esq.
Collier, WiUiam, esq. Broukville
Ffennell, William, esq. Commissioner
Sandford-terrace.
of Fisheries, Ashbrook
P. 81 Peter.
1 Russell, J a m e s Forbes, esq.
Sallymoimt-terrace.
2 Lombard, J a m e s F . m e r c h a n t
Cnllensicood-rd.—P.
£t.2fary,Dontiybrk. 3 V a c a n t
X*gountpleasant-sq. "West.
4 Vincent, Mrs.
1 Heney, H e n r y P. esq.
P. St. Peter.
2 Baker, Benjamin R i c h a r d , surveyor 5 V a c a n t
G Blake, M r s .
20 De Baviere, The Misses, seminary 3 Mullanphy, Hugh, esq.
7 De Butts, Rev. George, A.M.
for young ladies
,, De Baviere, Miss Florine, hon. sec.
Sandford.
Virgremount.
to the Continental Society
P. St. Peter.
21 Andrews, William, esq.
P. St. Mary, Donnybrook.
j
Allen,
William,
esq.
Johnville
22 Ellis, Rev. R o b e r t
(See
Lhmdnon.)
i Female School—Ellen Coombs, mistress
23 Richardson, M r s . Elizabeth
1
24 Pigott,Mrs. & Dellbrooke, D u n d r u m Hargrave, Mrs. Sandibrd villa
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and-parlt.
| Infant School—Eliza Coombs, mistress
2-3 Moore, Miss
RaneUcih.—P. St. Peter.
Irwin, Ven. H e n r y , a r c h d e a c o n of Emly,
2G Crawford, W m . Henry, solicitor
I to 9 T e n e m e n t s
Sandford parsonage
,, DockreU, J o h n J . solicitor, & Ulster
II Vacant
Lending Library
Chambers, D a m e - s t r e e t
12 Byrne, Mr. Denis
Male School
27 Moorhead, J a m e s , esq.
Myles, Falconer, esq. Merton, and 27 13 V a c a n t
28 Overend, Charles C. esq.
14 Swords, Mr. J .
29 Bohy, Robert, esq.
Pembroke-street, lower
30 V a c a n t
! Newenham, The Misses, Sandford cot. 15 Mullen, Mr. Peter
31 Dolan, T e r e n c e T . solicitor, a n d 27 Redmond, Denis, Bellmount lodge, a n d 16 Reid, l a m p lighter
Eight other tenements
Dame-street
66 S o u t h Great George's-street
32 W a r r e n , Mrs.
.SANDFORD C H U B O H — c h a p l a i n ,
Ven.
33 Knaggs, Mr. J a m e s
Westmoreland-terrace.
Archdeacon of Emly ; assistant,
,, Cranston, A r t h u r , solicitor, a n d
Rev. W . P a k e n h a m W a l s h
P. St, Peter.
Boyle, county Roscommon, a n d 29 Trafford, Mrs. Mountsandford
1 B r a n g a n . Mr.
Richmond-street, south
2 Holmes, Charles Gordon, esq.
3-i Griffith, Rev. J a s . r e c t o r of D y s a r t
Sandford-avenue.
3 Battersby, Mr.
33 Quigley, T h o m a s , H. >r,D.
Buskjk£d-a van:e.
4 Lynn, If. t a i l o r
5 North, Mr. Elias
: 1 Brooks,
architect
6 Maguire, M r s .
2 Beven, Miss R.
Ranelagh-lane.
7 B r e n n a n , Miss
3 Craig, Mr.
P. St. Peter,
;
8 Browne, Mr.
4 Ileanan, M r s . Maryaune
1 Lawless, C.
9 Maccartney, George, solicitor
i 5 Robinson, Mrs. J . J .
6 Walker, Mr. George
Sallymount.
: 7 Smith, T h o m a s , builder
"Woodville.
CuUcn$icood-ro<id, P. St. Mary, Donny- Beere, E d w a r d , esq.
Sandford.
brook.
Chamnev, Robert M, esq.
I
1 O'Callaghan, Andrew, esq.
1 Jesson, Mrs.
2 Smyth, Richard, esq.
,, Jesson, Mr. J a m e s
Saadford-hill.
3 B r u n k e r , Thomas, barrister, and
,, Jesson, Clavel, h e r a l d i c a n d o r n a Panebtgh-r^d.—P.
St.
J\te>:
B a c h e l o r s walk
m e n t a l e n g r a v e r , a n d 17 Fleet-st.
Bewley,
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l
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esq.
Saudford
grove
4 Dunne, William, solicitor, and I
2 Flint, Mr. J o h n , fishing t a c k l e
Bewley,
S
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l
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j
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u
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esq.
Sandibrd
hill
Molesworth street
m a k e r , a n d 17 Essex-quay
EATHCOOLE, &c.
EATHCOOLE, a n i n l a n d t o w n a n d parish in N e w c a s t l e barony, D u b l i n c o u n t y , 10 m i l e s 8 . W . from D u b l i n , comp r i s i n g an a r e a of 4,705 acres, of w h i c h 20 are in t h e t o w n . P o p u l a t i o n of parish, 1,356, of town, 380, inhabiting
*J40 houses. T h e t o w n , which was anciently called " Radcttfi, is s i t u a t e d upon t h e r o a d to Naas, a n d , prior ••>
t h e reign of H e n r y I I I . , appears (from various records) to h a v e been i n c o r p o r a t e d ; in one of which, d a t e d 1240,
L u c a s , A r c h b i s h o p of D u b l i n , g r a n t s " ' t o t h e burgesses of R a d c u l l " c o m m o n of t u r b a r y and p a s t u r e . &c.
^
consists of one street, about a q u a r t e r of a m i l e in length, chiefly of s m a l l houses a n d cabins, irregularly builtT h e only public b u i l d i n g is t h e P a r i s h C h u r c h , a n e a t plain edifice. I t has a D i s p e n s a r y . T h e r e is a patent
for three fairs, b u t n o n e are held.
I t is t h e h e a d station of the C o n s t a b u l a r y force of t h e district of Uppercross. T o t h e w e s t of t h e t o w n is a range of hills, t h a t e x t e n d from t h o s e on t h e confines of W i c k l o w , called
respectively, K a t h c o o l e , A t h g o e , W i n d m i l l , a n d L y o n s ; all of which a r e of t h e clay or graywacke slate form a t i o n . R a t h c o o l e formerly gave t h e title of V i s c o u n t to t h e family of T r a c e y , of G e a s h i l l , King's c o u n t y , but it
U n o w i n a b e y a n c e . A b o u t t w o miles a n d a half N . W . from R a t h c o o l e is t h e parish a n d village of
Neiccast^i
KATHCOOLE-KATHFARNIIAM.
1215
comprising an area of 4/283 acre?, of which 20 are in the village. P o p u l a t i o n of parish, 1/108. of village, 2 8 1 ,
i n h a b i t i n g o'l houses. I t is s i t u a t e d on t h e G r a n d Canal.
T h e village was foWfcerly a borough, having- a
portrieve a n d bunresses under c h a r t e r of J a m e s I., and prior t o t h e U n i o n , sent two m e m b e r s to t h e Irish
p a r l i a m e n t . T h e C h u r c h is an a n c i e n t picturesque edifice, covered w i t h ivy, having a fine eastern window.
The R o m a n Catholic Chapel is a n e a t building, w i t h a belfry. T h e r e is a Dispensary and N a t i o n a l .Schools : and
P e t t y Sessions are h e l d there e v e i y a l t e r n a t e Friday. In the parish, a n d within a mile of t h e village, and 10
miles W. by S. from D u b l i n , is Haxtek&ick,
the third station of t h e G r e a t Southern a n d W e s t e r n Railway,
A b o u t o n e mile a n d a half E . by S. from Rathcoole is the village of Saggard, in the parish of t h a t n a m e . N e w :
c i - t l e b a r o n y , comprising an area of 20 acres. Pop
n v ; .
rug 44 houses. I t is situated near the
TaUaght hills, a n d on the road to Blessington. 1 \m beast i are small b u t well built, a n d it contains a R o m a n
Catholic Chapel. In t h e vicinity a r e t h e extensive paper mills of Messrs. J . and T. M ' D o n n e l l .
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING P E T T Y SESSIONS AT NEWCASTLE. RATKCOOT.K. t eerjf £& matt Friday.—Rt. ITon. Lord Cl^nc u r r y , Lyons House ; Chas. Edwd. Kennedy, esq. J o h n s t o w n ; J . T . Yersehoyie. Saggard H o u s e . — J . Coonan, derk.
Byrne, M r . T. Greenogue
Newcastle.
PathcookPar.S-.-hovl— W.XcvK toast) r
Carty, Mr. E d w a r d
Andrews, Michael, esq. Oolganstown
Heed, Henry, esq. B l a c k c h u r e h
Connor, J o h n , hotel keeper
Arehbold, Thomas, esq. Greenogue
Riehey, Mr. J o h n , Castlewardeo
Constabulary Police Station—Jn.Rielly,
Bagot, J o h n J . esq. D . L . Castlebagot ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL—Rev. Chris.
IV tek Church Inn—Daniel Vicars, p r o p .
Burke, r . p .
c o n s t a b l e in c h a r g e
Byrne, Mr. John, Heating's p a r k
Russell, B. C. esq. Rani-k.-y
Cullen, Mr. Matthew
Byrne, Thomas, esq. Greenogue
Shekleton, J o s e p h , Lyons mills
Currm, T h o m a s
CToncurry, Right Hon. Lord, Lyon? Skerrett, P e t e r , esq. Athgoe p a r k
Fyons, Mr. T h o m a s
house, a n d Maretimo, B l a c k r o c k Thornhili, R e v . W. J. Glebe house
Kelly, Mr. R.
Coonan, Thos. clerk of petty sessions Woodburn, J o h n , esq. I l a z l e h a t c h
Kilbee, Leonard, esq. Airfield
Coonan, J osejdi. collector of poor r a t e s
Sagrg-ard.
Kith-en, Mr. T h o m a s
Dkpensarjf—M. T. O'Kelly, Kiirgswood Bryan, William, esq. B r i t t a s
M-Alister, Mr. W. Rathcoole
cottage, Rathcoole, medical a t t e n . Cummins, Mr. Ricliard
O'Kelly, M a r t i n T . surgeon, KingsGraydon, Alex. esq. Newcastle h o u s e Bowling, J o h n , T h e Hotel, Britta?
wood cottage, Rathcoole
1'OST O F F I C E — T h o m a s Senior, p o s t - Howe, J o h n , esq. Wheatfield
M'Donnell. J o h n dr- Thos. <fc Co. paper
master
Kelly, Patrick, esq. Newcastle
mills—office, 8 Ormond-quay, l r .
RATHCOOLE CHURCH — Rev. W. J . Kennedy, s i r Charles, h a r t . J . P .
Morgan, T h o m a s , esq. Badger hill
Thornhili, incumbent, Glebe ho.
Kennedy, J n o . L o u g h t o w n . H a z l e h a t c h S-<tiov,.d.
School—Michl.Murray,uiaster
Rathcoole Dispensary—M. T. O'Kelly, M'Douald, Myles, esq. Athgoe
ROMAN CATHOLIC C H A P E L — R e v . Chris,
surgeon, m e d i c a l a t t e n d a n t
National School—Ter.Magee, s c h o o l m r . •
Burke, P . P .
Senior, Mr. B a r t h o l o m e w
NEWCASTLE CHURCH—Rev. — Strong, Yersehoyie, J o h n J a m e s , esq, j . p .
Senior, Mr. Charles
a r c h d n . of G l e n d a l o u g h , i n e u m b t . ;
Saggard h o u s e
Sheal, J a m e s , esq. Rathcoole house
Rev. R. Cradoek, c u r a t e
! Walsh, Richd. esq. Kingswood cQttaga
Spear, M r . E d w a r d
Phillips. Henry, esq. Kilearbery
Waters. W. c o a c h proprietor, Cheeverstown
RATHFARNHAM.
R - V T H F A R N H A M , a parish and village in Uppercros.'. and R a t h d o w n baronies, D u b l i n c o u n t y , four miles south
from t h e G e n e r a l P o s t Office, D u b l i n , comprising an area of %J5Ql acres, of which 60 are occupied by the village
and p o n d s . P o p u l a t i o n of parish, o.ooo : of village and p o n d s , 8-15, inhabiting 130 houses. I t is situated on the
road t o YRiitecnurch, and n e a r w h e r e t h e Military-road c o m m e n c e s t h a t crosses the m o u n t a i n s into W i c k l o w
county. T h e village consists of o n e long irregular street: t h e C h u r c h o n t h e right side, w i t h a t o w e r and spire.
i oe C h a p e l , w i t h a residence for t h e priest, is a large building. T h e L o r e t t o Convent, i n t h e vicinity, formerly
the residence of t h e late G e o r g e Crriersou, esq., is a large m o d e r n b r i c k building, a t t a c h e d to which there is an
elegant chapel, a female free school, also a ladies' boarding and day school. There is also a t Firhouse a Carmelite
C o n v e n t , a n d t h e r e a r c P a r o c h i a l and H i b e r n i a n Society Schools in t h e village, also a Dispensary, a P e t t y
Sessions C o u r t - h o u s e , and D i s t r i c t Constabulary Police S t a t i o n . A fair is held on J u l y 1 0 . T h e bridge of R a t h farnham, of one a r c h , over t h e r i v e r D o d d e r , is several h u n d r e d yards from the village, t h e approach to which is
rising g r o u n d , t h i c k l y shaded in s u m m e r by t h e trees of the demesnes on each side. N e a r the bridge are the E l y
ilour m i l l s of Michael l l i c k s o u .
T h e oeigiibournoocj abounds in pretty seats and villas, c o m m a n d i n g rich views
of t h e D u b l i n m o u n t a i n s and b a y . T h e castle of Rathfarnham was b u i l t by Archbishop Loftus in the reign of
E l i s a b e t h . O n e of t h e entrances to the d e m e s n e , fronting t h e D o d d e r , is in the style of a R o m a n t r i u m p h a l arch.
1 he e n t r a n c e to t h e castle is by a portico of eight Doric columns t h a t s u p p o r t a dome painted in fresco w i t h the signs
of t h e zodiac. Ballyboden,
a village i n t h e parish of W h i t e c h u r c h , i s a b o u t one a n d a q u a r t e r mi ea farther on,
and comprises an a r e a of two a c r e s , p o p u l a t i o n 'Zo'2, inhabiting 5 2 houses, near which t h e Mi it try-road passes ;
and in t h e vicinity t h e r e are n u m e r o u s h a n d s o m e seats and picturesque villas, among whiefa are Half foy id Glen
S o u t h w e l l , or t h e L i t t l e Dargle. I n t h e g r o u n d s of t h e former t h e r e is a mausoleum, in which are hit
late R i g h t H o n . J o h n D a v i d L a t o u c h e , a n d his sister, t h e Countess of Lanesborough.
H e r e also is V n o r v , t h e
Beat of Gr. H a t c h e l l , esq., and w h e r e t h e celebrated Right H o n . J o h n P h i l p o t Curran lived m a n y y e a r s .
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING P E T T Y SESSIONS, every Tuesday—Sir Robert S h a w , bart. Bushy p a r k ; David C. Latouche,
esq. M a r l a y ; Charles Davis, esq. Cloragh ; Walter LindeSftJ, esq. Greenville 1 dge, R a t h n u n e s ; George I'eane,
esq. O r c h a r d s t o w n ; J o h n P u r s e r , esq. J . P . Etathmines Castle.
Barton, Rev. S a u n d e r s , Eden h o u s e
Croly, Hen. G. L n . c . s . i . Greenfield ho. Batchell, George, esq. Priory
B l a c k b u r n e , R i g h t Hon. Francis, R a t h - Crowe, Mrs. provision dealer & vintner- Hodgens, H e n r y , b a r r i s t e r , Beaufort
f'arnham castle
ObstiS, Samuel, saddler and v i n t n e r [Hodgens, J o h n 0. barrister, Beaufort
Bourke, Valentine, grocer <fc prov. deal. Deacon, Henry, clerk
Hodgens, R o b e r t , esq. Beaufort, and
Be*; Win. R. esq. Bloomfield
Dooner, J o h n , solicitor, B a r t o n lodge ;
Kildalkey. Athboy
Boyle, W m . surgeon, Washington lodge [ Dowdall, Rev. L. rec. of R a t h f a r n h a m Kirwan, Nicholas, b a k e *
Burke, D. F . subdnspec. of constat),
church, Fortfield ter. T e m p l e o g u e Latouche, Colonel David C. Marlay
Constabuliry Police Station
Foley, Thomas, esq. Beechfield
\LortUo Convent Boar din a <L- Day Soke -'
-I'oly, Henry, M.D. F.R.C.S.I. physician Gannon,Henry.paper h a n g e r & p a i n t e r ;
—Mrs. Ball, superioress; Rev.
to t h e R a t h f a r n h a m Dispensary, [Gillespie, H. R. esq. Highneld
W i l h a m H a r a p s o n , chaplain
Greenfield house
JHamilton, Mrs. Millbrooke c o t t a g
-Loughry, J o h n , provision dealer
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COUNTY DUBLIN DIRECTORY.
Mayers, F . W. lime m e r c h a n t
Xickson, J o h n , esq.
Moore, R i g h t Hon. R i c h a r d , F o u r t h O'Connor, T h o m a s , esq.
J u s t i c e uf H e r Majesty's Court ui O'Reilly, J a m e s , e s q . T a y l o r ' s b u i l d i n g
Queen's Bench, H e r m i t a g e
Shaw, Sir Robert, b t . J.p. Bushy p a r k
Minehin, Captain, Shaw-placo
RATfTCAR-TERRACK.
NvJgr-jve
Boarding
School — Philip Auehenleck, William, esq. Riverview
J o n e s , esq. p r i n c i p a l
Clarke, J a m e s , esq. E a s t b o u r n e
O'Xeill, Matthew, tailor
Crowther, WilUam.esff.ftathgarlkOttSe
Pentony, J o h n , victualler
Tentrant, Miss, Pro-pcct house
Petty Sessions Court-house
Thorp, George, esq. Meadow b a n k
P O S T O F F I C E — J no. M e a b n n k . receiver
Road to Ckur&town.
Batcliffe, J'»sh. Q.C. L L . D . vicar-gen*
riif. lodge, k 51 Upper Mount s t . Manders. R i c h a r d . e<n. L a n d s c a p e
Gerrard,
Samuel,
soir. B a c h e l o r ' s hall
R A T H F A H N H A M CHtracH—iter. L a u u ROCKBROOK.
celot Dowdall, A.M. rector
Jlithf i rnha m !Hspc<i.*an/-— I Tenry C roly.Byrne, Mr. Charles, Rockbrook h o u s e
M.D. F.R. c.s.i. medical officer, Byrne, Michael, farmer, Crough
Casey, J a m e s , f a n n e r , Crough
Greenfield house
Constabulary Police Station
R e a r d o n , Mrs. victualler
R O M A N CATHOLIC C H A P E L — R e v . W . G a h a n , J o h n , builder, Sheepmount
Gavin, T h o m a s , f a n n e r
M'Donmll, P . P .
Kennedy, J o h n , farmer, Mount Venus
S a u n d e r s , William
Mahon, B a r t h o l o m e w
Scott, Isabella, v i n t n e r
P
O S T O F F I C E R E C E I V E R — E . O'Neill
Stratford, T h o m a s , solr. Glenbrook
White, Mrs. Killikee h o u s e
Todd, Rev. Dr. F . T . C . D . Silverton
T o t t e n h a m , W. D . esq. Ashfield
Tuimey, J a m e s , grocer «fc spirit dealer
Eallyboden.
P. of Rathfarnhcm.
Berry, William, c a r p e n t e r
Parish of Whitechurch.
Cahill, Rer. Dr. Ballyroan cottage
Byrne, M r s . f a r m e r
Drury, Wm. esq. sol. Boden p a r k
C l a r k e , William I I . esq. L a r c h hill
M'Donough, J n o . p a p e r m a n u f a c t u r e r
Davis, Charles, esq. C l o r a g h
Murphy, J o h n , v i n t n e r a n d prov. dlr.
D a v i s , Mrs. T h e P a r k
Doyle, J o h n , f a r m e r a n d road con- Plunkett, J a m e s , Prospect hill
Russell, W m . esq. Catherine's p a r k
tractor, Tipbraddin
J e n k i n s , Nich. farmer, K i l m a s h o g u e Shewcraft, Mrs. Kingston house
Taylor, J o h n , esq. Newbrook
P o r t e r , Surgeon, T i l r a d d e n
Swift, W. 11. esq. W h i r c c h u r c h lodge I Watson, J o s h u a , esq. Ballyi-oanhouse
WHITECHURCH—Rev.
S a u n d e r s B a r - ; Wise, T h o m a s J . esq. Spring p a r k
ton, p e r p e t u a l c u r a t e
Ziittle B a r b i e .
ButterScId-l&ne.
Ratlifarnliam-brid&e.
J u c k s o n , R o b e r t , Ely mills
Rathfarnham-ro a d.
P. of
Rathfamham.
J Blakeney, Charles, e^q.
j B u n n , Charles. Butterfield house
!
M'l)ougall, J o h n
' Hearne. George, esq.
i Mockler, Wm. solicitor, Springpark
From
Roundtoicn.
Parish of Rothfaraluim.
Berry, Mr. J a m e s , Roseville
B o u r k e , Mrs. Everton
Edmondstown.
Carroll, Mr. Henry
P. of Whitechurch.
HeWBon, Oaptain Maurice, R . S .
M'Keon, M r s . F r a n k f o r t
Brown, P a u l , p a p e r m a n u f a c t u r e r
T(,s
Bfo/ers, •
p b , c o n t r a c t o r a n d house Delany, Mrs. Air p a r k
p a i n t e r , Moira c o t t a g e
!
Dollard, R. P . & Co. paper manufact u r e r s , Miihnount
Hayes, Thos. esq. Woodbine cottage
Hayes, W. A. esq. Edniundstown park
Horan, M r s . Laurel hill
Reid, J o h n , a n d Sons, woollen cloth
m a n u f a c t u r e r s , Sannneville
Sherlock, Robert, esq. Springvale
Fir-2iOttse, T e m p l e o g r a e .
P. <-,/Pathf-.tnthnm,
{See
Eovudtjiva.)
ScliolarstGwn.
P. of Hathfarnhara.
Dunn, Mrs.
S h a n n o n , C. P . esq. Haytield
Whitecliurcli.
P. of Whitechurch.
Browne. Major F . E l m p a r k
G a h a n , Matt, builder
Linehan, T h o m a s , vintner
M ' E n t y r e , P e t e r , woollen cloth manuf.
Ponsonby, C. B . esq. Glen Southwell,
or Little D a r g l e
S a u n d e r s , W m . Whitechurch laundry
T h o m h i l l , J . Thos. esq. St, Thomas's
S T . COLCMBA C O L L E G E — R e v . J o h n
Gwvnn, F.T.C.D. w a r d e n
Willbrook.
Bowes, R i c h a r d , painter a n d glazier
Blum. Mr. F o n t h i l l abbey
Chambers, Charles esq. Rose cottage
Chambers, J o h n , esq. Willbrook house
Deane, George, J . P . b a r . O r c h a r d t o n
Denis, J . A. esq. F a i r brook
Gibney, It. flour m e r . Willbrook mills
J o n e s , P . esq. Bolton house
Jones, W m . Milward, esq. Bolton h o .
a n d V) York street
Kavanagh, Peter, slater
Mason, Patrick, esq. Rose b a n k
Sweeny. J a m e s , mason
Wdlbrook tavern,O'Reiily, Mrs. grocer
a n d spirit dealer, proprietor
Woodtown.
P. of TaWight.
Atkinson, J a s . esq. Woodtown house
Hayes, J o h n , esq. Woodtown
M ' G r a t h , Peter, farmer
O'Dwycr. A. C. esq. Orlagh
Smyth, Mr. William
RATHGAK.
TOWNSHIP OF RATHM1NES.
R A T H G \ R , a tovniland i n R a t h f a r n h a m parish, R a t h d o w n b a r o n y , D u b l i n county, 3 miles s o u t h from fcneGeneK
P o s t Office, D u b l i n . P o p u l a t i o n 1,1 HO, inhabiting 2 0 0 houses. I t is situated m i d w a y b e t w e e n R a t h m i n e s i n
R o u u d t o w D , on t h e r o a d t o R a t h f a m h a m and T a l l a g h t , a n d h a s s p r u n g u p w i t h i n t h e last t w e n t y years, I
1825 t h e r e were b u t 2 o r 3 houses a n d cottages o n ^ t h e road. I t is n o w o n e of t h e most pleasing outlet- «
t h e metropolis, s t u d d e d with h a n d s o m e terraces o r detached villas, a n d several p r e t t y a v e n u e s diverging hot
t h e c e n t r e , a n d leading t o w a r d s Harold's-cross. t h e river D o d d e r , R o u n d t o w n , a n d U p p e r R a t h m i n e s . On rV
site of R a t h g a r lodge stood t h e a n c i e n t castle of R a t h g a r .
N e a r t h e D o d d e r , formerly, t h e r e w e r e a\i<cn^
calico p r i n t i n g w o r k s , of Messrs. W a l d r o n , w o r k e d by steam a n d w a t e r - w h e e l power, a n d giving employm-n
to a great n u m b e r of persons.
Close t o t h e cross-roads a r e e x t e n s i v e l y - w o r k e d quarries of ealp limestom
w h i c h is chiefly raised b y blasting. T h e r e is a P o s t Office l e t t e r receiver o n R a t h g a r - r o a d .
Albert-terrace.
GrarviUc-avenue.
1 Hull, T h o m a s , esq.
2 Taafte. R i c h a r d B . e s q .
3
•t
5
6
7
Gray, William S. e s q .
Blood, Neptune, m e r c h a n t
Ilipwell, George, esq.
Aitkin, Mr. William
Sykes, George, e s q .
j 8 Brooks, Maurice, esq.
J 9 W o d s w o r t h . William D. esq.
11 Wardell, Mr. J o h n
. 12 Acheson, William
ROUXDTOWX—RUSH.
Scriren,fLH. b a r r i s t e r , Templellowell
Scriven, E. EL M.B. M . K . C S . I . Temple
Howell
Scriven, William, esq. Oriel lodge
^heridun, 1'. p a i n t e r ifc p a p e r hanger
Spadaecini, C. esq. Kensington
Thompson, E d w a r d . Tcrenure cottage
Trayner, Mr. Joseph, Teivnure villa
Wardlow, Mr. J o h n , bookseller, and
5u Upper Saekville street
1226
Templeogue.
Molloy, Parker, esq. Tdrone house
Xeiil, J o h n , farmer, Mount Michael
O'Dwyer, A. C. esq. Orlagh
Pemberton. Mr. Delsford
I'klgeon, W. esq. Kiversdale
C A R M E L I T E C O N V E N T — Mrs.
Duffy, Poison Mr. Rose hall
superioress
Rcid, J a m e s , esq. Charleville
Coliiiis, Thomas, fanner, Wellington Roach, John E. esq. Kilvera house
Connor, Mr. J o h n . Wellington
Roberts, Edw. F . capt. K.N. Prospect
Connor, Thos, farmer, Tvmeii cottage Rooney, R. est]. Mount Michael
Cooper, Charles, Fortfieid t e r r a c e
Ryan. Dan. P. esq. J.r. Kuoeklyon ho.
Costley, Lieut.-General, Cypress gTOVti shape. James, Ben* merchant. MountX i m m a g e , IXpr.er.
Creker, Thomas, esq. Leech hill
down mills
Daly, Patrick, postmaster
Connor, Maurice, lime m e r c h a n t
Smith, Thomas, farmer, Whitehall
Davy, Edmd. professor, Kimmage hlg. Devine. Charles, farmer, Killiueny
Stockley, John, esq. Forthrield t e r r a c e
Funis, Fdw. T h o m a s , tiour m i l k r and Digby, William, J. esq. Llrone house Taarie, <:has. esq. Templeogue- h-dge
corn factor, Kimmage mills, and Donovan, M. esq. Templeville
Waldcll, Robert, farmer, Spawell farm
Dowdall, Rev. Launcelot, A.M. rector
4 G r a n d C a n a l place
Regan, Patk. miller and flour niercht.
of Rathfarnham, Fortiield t e r r a c e
Terenure.
Rrooklawn, a n d Tinker ]\lills, and Duffy, John, esq. Cypress grove
r
J't,iipteocnic-rwd.
F a d e , Wm. esq. Templeogue house
49 and aO North King-street
MAwpotitom r<jlh-f Station
Shaw, Right Hon. Fred. LL.D. Recorder F razor. J a m e s , esq. l>elsford
of Dublin, Kimmage house, R a t h - Fowler, George, esq. Cherryiield
Terenure-road.
Fox, William, esq. Palm ville
iarnham
Gilmer, George, esq. Mount Acton
From Kimmage to Ttmpleoffue-roael,
JHandcock, William, esq, S a i l ; p a r k
ilewson. Captain, F o r t h , hi lodge
Ratligar -terrace.
J o n e s , William, esq. Fortrield-terrace(See I?*thfar,Jui,n.)
Kellett, John, esq. Charleville
[King, Charles, esq. Little Fortiield
Terenure-terrace.
M'Donnell, Joseph, paper m e r c h a n t , Brown, John. esq.
St. Bridget's.
Templeogue Mills
Hall, Alex. esq.
Xear Houndtoiru.
M a g r a n e , J o h n , farmer. Old court
Hastings, Frith Richard, co. surveyor
1 Scott. Mrs.
Mairrane, Peter, esq. Knoeklyon
LflSCOm.be, Thomas C. I. esq.
2 Farrell, M r s .
Maguire,
Patrick,
esq.
Castlefield
Tallon, Thomas, esq.
8 Madden, Mrs.
i'. of iiathjarnhom.
Alker, Samuei, esq. Fortrield t e r r a c e
B u r k e , VV. J.Templeogue mills—oriiee,
04 G r e a t Strand-street
RUSH, &c.
R f s i i . a m a r i t i m e t o w n in Lusk parish, B a l r o t h e r y east barony. D u b l i n county, 17 miles X . b y E . from D u b l i n ,
comprising a n a r e a of 1 62 acres. P o p u l a t i o n . 1,496, inhabiting 3 t 5 houses. T h e harbour h a s been r e p a i r e d
ears 1 8 4 / and Di-lo. at the j o i n t e x p e n s e of the r o p n e t o r and B o a r d of W o r k s . It is now safe
and c o m m o d i o u s for small clas> vessels. I t is situated on the eastern coast, a n d was formerly noted as a
fishing town celebrated for its ling, w h i c h was here taken and cured in great quantities, ami gave e m p l o y m e n t
to 40 superior fishing \esseis. I n 1846 there were 18 Bshii g b tats and 27 yawls, employing 300 m e n a n d
boys, engaged in the fishery, the b a n k s of which are about 2k miles from the shore, and abound in ling, h a k e ,
and h a d d o c k . T h e h a r b o u r since r e p a i r e d is well suited Fc tile reception of vessels of moderate t o n n a g e ,
ngs are, t h e Roman Catholic Chapel, with an embattled tower ami
ray up to fifty tons. Tin uny
spire s u r m o u n t e d 1 a cros and a Alartello T o w e r on the beach. I t has a Dispensary a n d National M a l e
and F e m a l e Schools, a n d is a C o n s t a b u l a r y Police and Coast G u a r d S t a t i o n . A patent for t w o fairs, on M a y I
and S e p t e m b e r '2,0. exists, bat none are h e l d . The harbour is only tit for small craft, being difficult of access,
and exposed to h e a v y swells of the sea in n o r t h - e a s t winds. The pier was originally built by the D u k e of O r m o h d ,
in the reign of J a m e s I I . A deep-water h a r b o u r could be erected at a moderate expense in the n o r t h of t h e b a y ,
wdiere t w o ledges of rock run out t h a t would form a natural foundation. F.ariy potatoes are raised in t h e
vicinity of t h e t o w n in great a b u n d a n c e , from t h e fertility of t h e soil and sea weed. A b o u t half a mile from
the town is K e n u r e park, formerly R u s h H o u s e , the seat of S i r Roger P a l m e r , once the residence of t h e g r e a t
Duke of O r m o n d , a n d subsequently t h a t of S i r H e n r y Echlin. h a r t . , from whom it was purchased by an ancestor
of the present proprietor.
It is a h a n d s o m e ami Spacious structure, a n d contain^ some hue paintings of t h e old
masters, also a rare collection of vases a n d other interesting relics brought from P o m p e i i
In the demesne,
Which i.> richly embeilished with some fine old timber, is the ruins of K e n u r e Church, and nearly adjoining, t h o s e
of an a n c i e n t C a s t l e . A short distance t o the left of the railway station at Rush is the village of L u s k , in the
same parish a n d barony, comprising an a r e a of 67 acres. The population of the parish of Lusk and its \ ieinity, w h e n
taken in 1 8 5 1 . was 2 . .bio, and the n u m b e r of houses 56?>. It i.> pleasantly situate.! on t h e road from D u b l i n , five m i l e s
north from S w o r d s . T h e new C h u r c h , e r o d e d in 1846, on the rite or L u s k A b b e y , is a small neat s t r u c t u r e , in
d i e G o t h i c style, with a massive square t o w e r . T h e Roman Catlmiie Chapel is a spacious m o d e r n edifice.
It
has a C o n s t a b u l a r y Police Station at B a i l o u g h , and two National Schools, and fairs are held on A p r i l 5, M a y 4,
J u n e 2 1 , J u l y 13. "and N o v e m b e r 25 ; t h e y are chiefly for cattle a n d pigs. Neat' the village is the B a l r o t h e r y
\ ttioB W o r k h o u s e , on a site of .V} aores, erected in 1840 at an expense of £ 4 , 9 5 4 , and is c a p a b l e of c o n t a i n i n g
? H
' -' paupers. C o n n e c t e d with the C h u r c h there are some very ancient ecclesiastical remains, particularly those ot
an Abbey over which S t . Macealind presided til! his death m 4!'7, a n d where S t , A d a m n u s held a grand synod
of all the chief prelates of the k i n g d o m h i 6 9 5 ; within the precincts are numerous ancient and highly interesting sepulchral m o n u m e n t s — o n e , composed of various kinds of m a r b l e , and elaborately sculptured, erected
at the close ot" t h e s i x t e e n t h century, represents the effigies of Sir C h r i s t o p h e r Barnewell and his l a d y ; a n o t h e r ,
°< white m a r b l e , to J a m e s Bermingham of Ballogh. esq., bears his effigy m chain a r m o u r .
Butler, H o n . St, J o h n , agent to Sir Coast Guard Station—Lieut.
James
Roger P a l m e r , b a r t . Corduff and
Senior, R.N. office! in c o m m a n d
Walshestowu, a n d R u s h
Coddington, Rev, William, c u r a t e of
1
annon, J o h n , grazier
Lusk
* arey, T. ship owner and m e r c h a n t ; Constabulary Police Station—J,. Morris,
Cavanagh,Charles, farmer,Tkoinastn. i
constable in charge
CordujfSdtOOl—Maryllalligan,mistress
Cosgrave. Francis, esq. liayvtown
Dispensary--Steph.
M'tfabOU,medical
attendant, Rush
Dunn, Captain Joseph
Dunn, Captain Louis
SWORDS—TALLAGHT.
Mayne, Joseph St. Clair, esq. Mantua Campbell, William, mason
Murphy, Rev. J .
Cannon, Patrick, coach and car maker
National School—Terence Corrigan andCarey, James, carpenter
Bridget Burke, teachers
Carey, Michael, vintner
ItOMAN CATH. CHAPEL—liev. Thomas Carter, James, carpenter and builder
Keiran,p.p. ; Rev. J. O'Reilly.c.c.; Curty, Andrew, grocer
& Rev. J. Sheridan, c . c , Malahide Cloney, John, grocer
3 WOTIDS CHURCH—Hon. <fc Rev.Francis Cuffe, Patrick, farmer
Howard, vicar: curate, Rev. J. Bon nelly, Patrick, cooper
IM_ res LaTouche
Doran, John, harness maker
Swords Dispensary—Richard O'Grady, Dorrington, Maryanue, vintner
Downey, William, tailor
W.B.CS.E.
rds Free School—Laurence Bryson Buff, Thomas, farmer
and Eliza Bryson. teachers
Dunne, Julia, grocer
Taylor, J. J. esq. Swords house
Donne, Thomas, baker
Early, Patrick, carpenter
TRADERS. ETC.
Bailey, Sarah, grocer
Gill, Bryan, farmer
Bannister, John, slater
Healey, Bernard, harness maker
Healy, John, saddler
;• l y , John, farmer
Bfp TrtA inn—Mary Philips, proprietor Howard, Lawrence, butcher
Howard, Mary, hutclu-r
Bowden, William, farmer
Howard, John, painter
Branagan, Jas. miller and farmer
Kiernan, Luke, grocer
Bride, James, farmer
Kit-man. Richard, carpenter
Brien, Ehza, grocer and vintner
Kinsela, Gerald, tailor
Byrne, Peter, vintner
Kirk, John, blacksmith
Byrne, Williain, miller
Lawless, Matthew, farmer
Campbell, Thomas, mason
mi
Lawless, James, grocer and farmer
Long, James, mason
Long, Patrick, farmer
Lowrans, Thomas, mason
M<ann, J. baker and farmer
M'Cann, Jane, grocer
M'Cann, Patrick, Harp inn
M'Evoy, Laurence, dealer and farmer
M'Glue, Peter, nailer
M'Guinness, Peter, slater
Ma^uire, John, lodginghouse keeper
Markey, Charles, grocer
Morgan, Jno,vintner«fc boot A shoe mkr.
Murphy, Alice, grocer
O'Brien, Patrick, grocer
O'Connor. John, grocer
O'Leary, James, vintner
POSTOFFTCE—M. Sandford,postmihti's.
Quinn, Christopher, farmer
Reynolds, John, teacher
Royal Hotel—Mary Earley, proprietor
Ryan, Thomas, blacksmith
Sandford, Margt. farmer, draper, &c.
Stewart. George, pensioner
Stewart, Mrs. afendon house
Waters, Eliza, grocer and farmer
Williams, Bose, dressmaker
TALLAGHT.
TALLAGHT, an inland town and parish in Uppercross barony. Dublin county, six miles 8.W. bv W. from Dublin,
comprising an area of 21,860 acre?, of which 27 are in the town. Population of parish, 4,921 ; of town, %4ft
inhabiting 57 houses. The town is situated on the road to Blessington, and the parish extends from Balrotherv
hill on the river Dodder, to the (ireen hills at its western extremity. The southern portion forms the range
called the " Tallaght Hills," and commands magnificent views of the bay and vale of Dublin. Tradition states
that at this place, (the name of which signifies " a place of burial,1') the whole race of Parthoion, who formed
settlement in Ireland, A.M. L956, and were destroyed by the plague, were interred. In the eighth century an
ej was founded here, of which St. Maelrune was abbot. Prior to 1324, Alexander De Bickner, archbishop of
publin, built a castle here, which was subsequently enlarged, and. with extensive gardens, and 200 acres of
demesne land, formed the palace or country residence of all his successors down to 1603, when Dr. Fowler
- the last archbishop who resided here. In 1825 it was taken down and disposed of under an Atfl of
aruament, and out of the materials, Taliaght House (the seat of John Lentaigne, esq.) was erected. The
•ureh. a little above the town, dedicated to St. Maelrune. is a modern building in the pointed stylo. At Fire there is a convent of Discalced Carmelites, and at Mount Anne a small monastery of the same order,
in both of which free schools are held.
In the town there is a Dispensary, and there are National Schools.
A patent for fairs exists, but none are held. It is a Constabulary Police station, and Petty Sessions are neTd
'err alternate Wednesday. There are several paper and flour mills in the parish, as also a woollen mill. Of the
'•mams of antiquity there are numerous vestiges. In the garden of Taliaght House is a large square tower,
ffiaeriy part of the Castle. Timon, or Tirnothan Castle, consists of a square tower and keep. At Aughfanel
• ere are remains of a castle : and at the Green Hills is a rath and fort.
MAGISTRATES ATTENDING PETTY SESSIONS, every aUernate Wednesday—John Lentaigne, esq., Director c€Government
Prisons, Taliaght house; Andrew C. O'Dwyer, esq. Orlagh, Templeogue: John Robinson, esq. Kiltaiown ;
William Caldbeck, esq. Moyle park, Clondalkin ; Daniel P. Ryan, esq. J.P. Knocklion House ; Rev. J, W. Finlay,
I rkagh ; Gerald Tench, esq. Ballinascorney house, and 80 Harcourt-street; and Dr. Evory Kennedy, of Bclpai-d,
and 27, Merrion-square. North,
agnail, Mrs. Margaret, farmer, Bal- Fitzpatrick,Rev. Jas.chaplain,convent POST OFFICE—Mrs. Moiloy, postlinascorney
Gibbons, Thomas Hanlon, farmer
mistress
Hatters and Boardman, paper mills, Grierson. G. esq. Castlekelly
Pounton, Francis, farmer
Newtown
Healey, James, farmer
Reid, Nicholas, farmer, F-.L.G.
y, William, esq. Bohernabreena Healey, Myles, farmer
Robinson, John, esq. J.P, Kiltaiown
Birketfc, Dr. Oldbawn
Hudson, Patrick, farmer
Stubbs, Mrs. Mary, Newtown
Vothnian, Richard, farmer
Jordan, Mr. J. Oldbawn
TALLAGHT CHURCH—Rev. W. Robin.
Brown, James, farmer, Whitestown
Kennedy, Dr. Evory, J.P. Bclgard
son, A.M. vicar
Brown, James, jun. county cess col- Keough, Thomas, Airfield, farmer
lector
Green-llills.
; Lentaigne, John, esq. J.P. director of
Collins, Maurice, St. Anne's monastery; government prisons, and 1 Gt. Den- Blackham, Charles, esq. Ballymount
' onnor, John, Wiliingte
Buckley, Joseph, Xewhall farm
mark-street
r
orbalUs, Patrick Healy, farmer
'M'Cracken. Mr. Haerlem flour mills
Dunne, Lawrence, fanner
Cotton, Rev. William
M'Donnell, Joseph, paper mills, Tem- Farrell, Patrick, farmer, Killymaua
F
»*ly, Rev, B. c.c. Fir house
pleogue
Flanagan, John, farmer
jN--utny. James, former, Xewhall
M'DonnelFs paper mills. Oldbawn
Fox, Parrel, farmer
J evme, C. esq. Killineny
M'Grane, Jn. farmer, P.L.G. Oldcourt ! Gibton, Thos. farmer, brickkilns, &c
Boko, Rev. E. T. c.c. Crumlin
;Moiloy, Richard, relieving officer and Lawler, Michael, farmer
J)oyle, Edward, farmer, Killenarden
clerk of petty sessions
SM'Dougall, John, farmer
J
°yle, James, farmer, Killenarden
• Muldoon, John, farmer, Oldcourt
j Russell, Very Rev. Dr. Taliaght house
;'*yie. Joseph, farmer, Killenarden iMurphy. James, fanner, Killipper
j Shields. David, farmer, Friarstown
; ^ - W m . Killenarden
jNeill, Mrs. and ^on, woollen mills, Old-! West, Robert, farmer, Killnemana
ox, William, farmer, Whitestown
bawn
; Woods, Felix John, Oldbawn