ENNISKILLEN

Enniskillen, an inland town and Parliamentary borough in County Fermanagh, ninety three miles W. by S. from Belfast, comprising an area of 129 acres. The town is situated on an island in the river connecting the upper and lower lakes of Lough Erne, and on the adjoining mainland on both sides, which communicate with each other by two bridges. There are a Parish Church, Presbyterian and Methodist Churches, and a Roman Catholic Chapel ; the County Court House, Prison and Infirmary, a Town Hall, a Royal School, a Union Workhouse, and three Barracks. There are two tanneries and a well supplied market for corn, pork and butter. Fairs are held on the 10th of every month, on 26th May and 26th October ; markets, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The Provincial, Ulster and Belfast Banks have branches here. There is also a Savings Bank. The Assizes for the county, and Quarter and Petty Sessions are held in the town. It is the head quarters of the constabulary for five stations. Two newspapers are published in the town. Population in 1871, 5,906. A new Model School has lately been opened, with accommodation for upwards of 250 pupils.

Post Office, Church Street - Wm. Ball, postmaster
Town Commissioners - Jeremiah Jordan, chairman ; Thomas Whittey, Thos. Plunkett, Wm. Carson, W. Teele, J. Kenny, E. McNulty, W. Trimble, James Maguire, Jason Law, Thomas Gordon, John Maguire, George, Willis, John Molyneux, John Verner, Anthony Cassidy, Thomas Kyle, Jas. Coulter, J.P., George Darragh, James McElgun, Edward Darragh, F. Plunkett and Edward Gamble
Town Clerk - John Cleland
Distributor of Stamps - Sinclair Gunning
Crown Surveyor of Income Tax - S. A. Allen
Jail, Fairview - James Jeffers, governor ; Jos. Masterson, deputy governor ; Mrs. Beacom, matron ; Samuel Clarke, Darling Street, local inspector ; Robert P. Walsh, M.D., surgeon ; O. Ternan, apothecary ; Rev. Samuel Greer, Protestant chaplain ; Rev. A. C. Maclatchy, Presbyterian chaplain ; Rev. Mr. McMeel, Roman Catholic chaplain.
Constabulary - Henry G. Cary, county inspector; A. O. T. Mason, sub-inspector; P. Donnellan, head constable
Barracks - Infantry Barrack, Queen Street ; Artillery Barrack, Castle Street ; Redoubt Barrack, Windmill Hill. Ordnance officer, R. Hunt ; Commissary Officer, J. Rowe ; Engineer Officer, M. H. Purcell
Supervisor of Excise, James Munce
Officer of Excise - John Stewart
Borough Surveyor & Executive Sanitary Officer, John Wray ; Sub-sanitary Officer, W. Dundas
Traffic Manager, Great Northern Railway, H. Plews, Tonystick
Newspapers - Fermanagh Mail, every Monday, and Thursday, T. R. J. Polson, proprietor ; Impartial Reporter, every Thursday, Wm. Trimble, proprietor.
Member for the Borough - Lord Crichton, Crom Castle, Newtownbutler ; 2 Mountjoy Square, Dublin ; and Carlton Club, London

Places of Worship

Parish Church, Church Street - Rev. S. Greer, rector ; Rev. D. O'Leary and T. Hughes, curates
Presbyterian Church, Main Street - Rev. A. C. Maclatchy
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Preaching Lane - Ministers various
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Main Street
Roman Catholic Chapel, Darling Street - Very Rev. James McMeel, archdeacon ; Rev. Messrs. Cassidy, Meegan and Hackett, curates

Public Institutions, etc.

Banks - Belfast Bank, Townhall Street, Wm. Williams, manager ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, Darling Street, Geo. Stewart, manager ; Ulster Bank, Samuel Clarke, manager ; Hibernian Bank, N. F. Ball, manager ; Savings Bank, Church Street, Charles T. C. Jones, actuary
Royal School, Portora - Rev. Wm. Steele, D.D., head master ; one of the most flourishing schools in Ireland, there being constantly nearly two hundred pupils, and producing from time to time many very distinguishing scholars
National Model Schools - Chas. Morris, master ; Dr. Strong, inspector
Church Education Society - Rev. Mr. Ringwood, Crom Newtownbutler ; Ulster Bank, treasurers
National School, Forthill - R. Keys, patron
Bible Society's Depository, East Bridge Street - Caretaker, ? Irvine
Ladies' Seminary and Boarding School, Darling Street - Miss Glegg
Freeman's Charitable Club, Town Hall Street, for distributing loans to distressed tradesmen
Union Workhouse - (Cos. Fermanagh, Cavan, and Tyrone) - 42 electoral divisions. Board meets on Tuesdays - Right Hon. the Earl of Enniskillen, Florence Court, Enniskillen, chairman ; Lord Belmore, Castlecoole, vice chairman ; George Black, Enniskillen, deputy vice chairman ; Wm. Henry Morrison, clerk and returning officer ; Alex. Price, master ; E. Bagot, M.D., surgeon ; Rev. Samuel Greer, Protestant chaplain ; Rev. A. C. Maclatchy, Presbyterian chaplain ; Very Rev. James McMeel, archdeacon, Roman Catholic chaplain
Infirmary - Robt. Pakenham Walsh, M.D., J.P., surgeon ; Miss Morrison, matron; John Windrum, secretary
Dispensary, Wellington Place - Open Mondays and Thursdays, from 10 till 12 o'clock. Medical Officer, Dr. Baptist Gamble, Willoughby Place
Pork, corn and butter market, Market Lane

Nobility and Gentry

Archdale, Robert, J.P., Brooke Street
Archdall, Henry Mervyn, M.P., Castle Archdall
Archdall, Nicholas Mervyn
Antrican, Samuel, Victoria Terrace
Armstrong, William, Lara
Arthur, William, Victoria Place
Belmore, Earl of, K.C.M.G., Castlecoole
Betty, William, Cappagh
Brien, John, Castletown
Clarke, Samuel, Darling Street
Cole, Hon. H. A., M.P., Florencecourt
Cole, Hon. John, Florencecourt
Ely, Marquis of, Ely Lodge and London
Enniskillen, Earl of, Florencecourt
Entrican, Samuel, Victoria Terrace
Gamble, Baptist, Graan
Harvey, Rodolphus, R.M., Victoria Terrace
Irvine, Colonel J. G., county inspector
Jones, Charles John, Willoughby Place
Jones, Obins, Lisgoole Abbey
King, James, clerk of peace, Skea
Loftus, Lord Augustus, Ely Lodge and London
Loftus, Lord George, Ely Lodge and London
Loftus, Lord Henry, Ely Lodge and London
Lowe, H. N., deputy clerk of peace, High Street
Maude, Maurice, J.P., Lenaghan
Montgomery, Hugh, Crocklean
Moore, George, Innishmore Island, Drumbad
Patterson, C. L., clerk of petty sessions, Wellington Place
Richardson, Henry Mervyn, Rossfad
Saunderson, Colonel, Kesh
Saurey, Lieutenant-Colonel, White Hart Hotel
Shaw, Captain, adjutant Fermanagh Militia, Victoria Terrace
Smith, E., J.P.
Smith, W., Willoughby Lodge
Teevan, Capt., staff officer of pensioners
Wakeman, F., Forthill
Weir, Thomas, Hall Craig
Wilkin, James, M.D., Carracreagh
Wood, john A., Willoughby Place

Clergy, Professional, etc.

Alexander, Joseph, solicitor, 28 Townhall Street
Arnold, Matthew, professor of music, and organist, Darling Street
Bagot, E., M.D., surgeon
Bailey, Rev. B., Darling Street
Ball, William, Church Street, postmaster
Collum, Archibald, attorney, Main Street
Collum, Captain William, Bellview
Dane, Paul, attorney, Dublin
Elliott, Thomas, Diocesan architect, Anne Street
Gamble, B., surgeon, Willoughby Place
Graham, John, attorney, Darling Street
Gray, Roderick, Willoughby Place
Hughes, Rev. T., LL.D.
Jones, A., attorney, Darling Street
Keys, Robert, attorney, Fort Lodge
Kiernan, J., M.D. and surgeon, Darling Street
Maclatchy, Rev. A. Cooper, M.A., The Hill
Macniffe, J., solicitor, Church Street
McMeel, Rev. J., Archdeacon
Rudd, Rev. R., Lisbellaw
Steele, Rev. Dr., Levelly Glebe
Steel, Rev. William, D.D., Portora House
Walsh, R. P., M.D., J.P., surgeon, Darling Street
Whittaker, Rev. Gerald, Willoughby Place
Wilson, Rev. John, Derrybrusk

Traders, etc.

Armstrong, W. W., baker, Church Street
Beatty, Mrs., bonnet maker, Darling Street
Beatty, Samuel, Wellington Place
Bell, William, druggist, Church Street
Bigham, The Misses, pawn brokers, East Bridge Street
Black, George, grocer and seedsman, High Street
Bleakley, John, butcher, Darling Street
Bradshaw, Hugh & Co., timber merchants, East Bridge Street
Bready, Patrick, general clothier, Water Street
Brennan, Thomas, clothes broker, Main Street
Brown, James, clothes broker, Main Street
Brown, Edmond, Willoughby Place
Burgess, Bros., general merchants, High Street
Calhoon, William, baker, etc., Darling Street
Campbell, Edwd., boot and shoe maker, Strand Street
Campbell, William, builder, East Bridge Street
Carson, James, spirit merchant, Darling Street
Carson, Mary J. & R., milliners, Darling Street
Cassidy, Andrew, grocer and meal store, High Street
Clarke, Sam., British Commercial Life Insurance Office ; and manager of Ulster Bank, Darling Street
Clegg, John & James, Brook Street
Cleland, John, clerk, Town Commissioners, Willoughby Place
Cooney, William, publican, High Street
Cooney, W., draper, etc., High Street
Corrigan, Thomas, publican, Market Street
Costello, James, butcher, Eden Lane
Coulter, James, grocer, baker & confectioner, Hollow
Coulter, Wm., grocer & confectioner, Main Street
Crowder, G. F., photographer, Townhall Street
Crowe, Thomas, painter, Darling Street
Crozier, Armstrong, builder, Darling Street
Crumley, ?, victualler, Townhall Street
Darragh, Mrs., baker, Church Street
Darragh, George, baker, Church Street
Devane, Charles, publican, 19 Darling Street
Donnelly, Daniel, butcher, High Street
Drom, James, Belmore Street
Drysdale, M., wine and spirit merchant, Schoolhouse Lane
Duffy, Solomon, Belmore Street
Dundass, James, draper, Darling Street
Dundas, J. & T., drapers, Darling Street
Durnian, Michael, boot and shoe maker, Schoolhouse Lane
Elliott, John, builder, 2 Wellington Place
Fairis, Patrick, butcher
Frith, Alexander, fishing tackle dealer and grocer, East Bridge Street
Frith, J., carpenter, Tonystick
Frith, William, builder, Tonystick
Gallagher, John, butcher, Tonystick
Gallagher, Michael, publican, Market Street
Galt, Messrs., factory, Henry Street
Gamble, Edward, grocer, Ann Street
Gibson, J. & W., printers, East Bridge Street
Gibson, R., boot and shoe maker, Main Street
Glenn, R., East Bridge Street
Goddard, J., hair dresser, Diamond
Gonigle, D., painter and glazier, Queen Street
Gordon, John, earthenware dealer, Church Street
Gordon, Robert, grocer and ironmonger, Townhall Street
Gordon, Thomas, grocer, Church Street
Graham, Mrs. James, grocer and iron monger, Darling Street
Gresham, David, builder, Darling Street
Gunning, J., druggist and wine merchant, Darling Street
Hamilton, Mrs., printer, Townhall Street
Harnan, P., coach builder, Belmore Street
Harrison, Mrs., grocer, Belmore Street
Hepenstall, E., Belmore Street
Hughes, Thomas, baker, Darling Street
Hurles, Mrs., cutler, East Bridge Street
Ingram, M., spirit dealer, Ann Street
Irvine, George, auctioneer, Derby Street
Irvine, Thomas, gunsmith, East Bridge Street
Johnston, John, draper, High Street
Johnston, Mr., marble and stone works, Forthill Street
Johnston, Thomas and John, merchants, High Street
Johnston, William, East Bridge Street
Johnston, William, 14 Wellington Place
Jordan, Jeremiah, merchant
Keenan, James, Down Street
Kenny, J., haberdasher, High Street
Kittson, George, draper, Townhall Street
Kyle, Thomas, spirit dealer, Ann Street
Law, J. & A., grocer and iron monger, High Street
Lemon, John, grocer, iron and coal merchant, East Bridge Street
Leonard, E., cabinet maker
Lowry, William, tanner, Tonystick
Macgowan, J., cabinet maker, Townhall Street
Magee, Henry, publican, 14 Ann Street
Maguire, J., draper, High Street
Maguire, John, spirit dealer, Main Street
Mehan, T., butcher, Galbraith's Row
Martin, Patrick, commercial traveller, Wellington Place
Megaw, J., spirit dealer, High Street
Molyneux, John, ironmonger, watch maker and jeweller, High Street
Monaghan, E., Royal Hotel, Townhall Street
Moreton, Andrew, spirit dealer, Church Street
Morrison, J., baker and confectioner, Darling Street
Muldoon, William, Bridge Street
Murphy, D., whitesmith, Brook Street
Mulligan, T., publican, Fairview
McElgunn, James, spirit dealer, Ann Street
McKeague, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Townhall Street
McLean, G., saddler
McNamee, Peter, Railway Hotel, Forthill Street
McNeilly, Catherine, bonnet maker, Darling Street
Nelson, R., painter and glazier, New Row
Nelson, R. W., watch maker and jeweller, East Bridge Street
Northern Fire and Life Insurance Office - agent, John McClutchley, East Bridge Street
O'Brien, Francis, spirit dealer, Darling Street
O'Brien, J., grocer and leather dealer, East Bridge Street
O'Donnell, W., spirit dealer, Cole's Hill
Ovens, John, Henry Street
Parkinson, F. C., wine and spirit merchant, Townhall Street
Parkinson, The Misses, plumbers, Townhall Street
Parsons, Robert, Brooke Street
Patterson, A., grocer, Darling Street
Pierce, Henry, slater, Belmore Street
Plunket, Thomas, grocer and druggist, High Street
Polson, T. R. J., printer, publisher, insurance and ship agent, Wellington Place
Quinton, John, grocer, Church Street
Quinton, William, Victoria Terrace
Rankin, T., cooper, Schoolhouse Lane
Robinson & Clarke, drapers, High Street
Russell, Mr., spool mill, Mill Street
Scollan, Joseph, butcher, Darling Street
Shackleton, Mr., clog manufactory, Forthill Street
Shannon, Charles, Belmore Street
Smith, Richard, gunsmith, Main Street
Stewart, J., Family Hotel, East Bridge Street
Strong, Thomas K., LL.D., Willoughby Place
Teele, Wm., Townhall Street
Ternan, O., apothecary, Townhall Street
Tickle, Joseph, plumber, East Bridge Street
Torbitt, J., wine and spirit merchant and grocer, Townhall Street
Trimble, John Geo., Tonystick
Trimble, Wm., book seller, printer, publisher, East Bridge Street
Verner, John, grocer, meal and flour store, Main Street
Wadsworth, George, Brook Street
Watt, William, carpenter, Belmore Street
Weaver, Joseph, stationer, Darling Street
White, Wm., veterinary surgeon
Whitley Bros., general merchants, High Street
Williamson, Robt., Irvinestown Road
Willis, George, White Hart Hotel and Imperial Hotel, Townhall Street
Willoughby, Mrs., baker, Ann Street
Wilson, Alex., Brook Street

GILFORD

A market town, situated on the right bank of the River Bann, in the County of Down, and in its linen, flax spinning and bleaching trade, may be considered as a branch of Banbridge, from which it is four miles distant. Above and below the village of Gilford the banks of the Bann are adorned with handsome villas and bleach greens ; and factories are seen in various directions. Population, 1861, 2,892 ; 1871, 2,720.

Church of Ireland, Tullylish - Rev. T. H. Atkins, rector
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Wm. Gordon
Presbyterian Church, Tullylish - Rev. John Morrison
Presbyterian Church, Newmills - Rev. Jas. Orr
Roman Catholic Chapel, Tullylish - Rev. John Byrne, P.P., and Rev. Henry Devlin, C.C.
Petty Sessions Court - William McCormick, clerk
Auditor - Thomas Collot, Esq., Local Government Board, Dublin
Town Clerk - John Maguire
Town Commissioners - Benjamin Dickson, J.P., chairman ; Henry McBride, M.D.; Hugh Cochrane, Hugh McConnell, Henry Deery, William Getgood, Andrew McBrinn, James Phillips, Henry Kennedy
Belfast Bank - Saml. Macauley, manager. Open on Friday and quarterly fair days
Northern Bank (branch) - Wm. A. Chapman, manager

GLENARM

Is a pleasant little town in the County Antrim, thirty six miles North from Belfast, on the road coastwise between Larne and Ballycastle. It is delightfully situated in a deep glen opening to the sea, and on the Glenarm River, which here flows into the bay of its name. It is crescented by bold romantic and imposing scenery, and at the distance of ten miles are the lovely villages of Cushendall and Cushendun. Glenarm Castle, now the beautiful seat of the Earl of Antrim, of whom Randal McDonnell, Marquis of Antrim, was attained during the Protectorate.  The mansion is a noble quadrangular pile, embellished with minarets, and surrounded by stately domes. The demesne is richly planted and the grounds laid out with exquisite taste. These attractions cause a considerable influx of visitors to it in the Summer season.  The harbour, which is small, is chiefly frequented by vessels from the opposite coast of Scotland, which bring coal and take back grain, whiting, propwood, lime and limestone. Of the latter, large quantities are exported by the Glenarm Mining and Lime Company to England as well as to Scotland.  iron ore is now being shipped from Glenarm. The places of worship are the Parish Church, Presbyterian and Methodist Meetinghouses, and a Roman Catholic Chapel.  The Charitable institutions comprise a Dispensary, and Schools for the education of the children of both sexes. Fairs are held on 26th January, 26th May, 30th August, and 29th October.

Post Office - S. Hunter, post mistress

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland - Rev. Sheldon F. Dudley-Janns
Presbyterian - Rev. James Scott
Roman Catholic - Rev. Joseph Delahunty
Unitarian Church - Rev. James Calwell
Wesleyan Chapel - Various ministers

Public Institutions

Dispensary - Lorenzo O'Connor, M.D., surgeon
Police Station, Main Street - G. F. H. McClintock, sub-inspector
A Petty Sessions Court held in the first Monday of every month - Thomas Hunter, clerk

Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, etc.

Antrim, Earl of, Glenarm Castle
Boyd, Mrs.
Browne, William
Calwell, Rev. James
Casement, Mrs.
Delahunty, Rev. Joseph
Disney, Miss
Dudley-Janns, Rev. Sheldon F., Glebe
Jelly, Rev. John
Jamieson, Walter
Martin, Rev. Hamilton, Carnalbanagh
McKilben, The Misses
McDonald, Alexander, Esq., J.P.
O'Connor, Lorenzo, M.D.
Parker, John
Scott, Rev. James
Skelly, F.
Thompson, William
Wilson, John

Traders, etc.

Allen, Mrs., grocer
Black, Archibald, tailor and clothier
Charles, Margaret, haberdasher
Charles, Margaret, grocer
Charles, Thomas, spirit dealer
Cobain, John, grocer
Conley, Charles, tailor and clothier
Craig, Mrs., grocer
Davey, Loughlin, butcher
Fullerton, John, grocer and hardware
Galliard, Hugh M., haberdasher
Hunter, Mrs. S., stationer
Hutton, J. R. & Co., haberdashers
Jamieson, Walter, of the Eglinton Chemical Company Limited
Jenkins, Margaret, Antrim Arms Hotel
Lusk, James, saddler and leather cutter
Lowery, William, leather cutter
Magill, Patrick, spirit dealer
Matthews, Patrick, spirit dealer
Mulvenna, Alex., butcher
McAuley, Mrs., grocer, etc.
McGalliard, Hugh, haberdasher
McKay, James, spirit dealer
McNeill, Mary, spirit dealer
McNeill, Mrs. D., spirit dealer
McMullan, J., saw mills, grain, slate, wood, etc.
McNeill, A., baker, grocer, etc.
McEvoy, Hugh, grocer, provision dealer, auctioneer and valuator, emigration agent and insurance agent for the Scottish Commercial Insurance Company
Orr, James, grocer
Waugh, James, Glenarm Baking Co. Limited

HILLSBOROUGH

A market town (formerly a Parliamentary borough), in County Down, ten miles from Belfast, on the road from Dublin to Belfast. General Sessions of the Peace are held twice a year, and Petty Sessions first Saturday of every month, in the Court House. The Parish Church is a very elegant building, consisting of a nave and cross aisles. The tower, which is upwards of 100 feet high, and the steeple, 100 more, form together a beautiful and conspicuous object at a considerable distance. There are also two smaller towers at the sides. The interior corresponds with the exterior in neatness, is furnished with a good organ, and every window is adorned with stained glass. There is a very fine peal of eight bells in the large tower. A monument, by Nollekens, to the memory of Archdeacon Leslie, erected by the third Marquis of Downshire, is worthy of notice ; as also a monument, erected by the fourth Marquis of Downshire to the memory of William E. Reilly, Esq., a former agent ; and there is a very chaste and elegant group of statuary, erected by the Marchioness of Downshire, to the memory of her late husband, the fifth Marquis. There are also two other handsome churches in the parish, built by the third Marquis, and one endowed by him ; and there is one Presbyterian Church, and a Roman Catholic Chapel. The charitable Institutions are - a Dispensary, schools for both sexes (conducted on the modern system of education), by the third Marquis, and a Sunday School, patronised by the Downshire family. The Downshire demesne is contiguous to the town - the mansion, garden and lawn being on the west side of it. On a hill at the Dromore side of the town is a splendid monument to the memory of the third Marquis of Downshire, erected by public subscription, and in the centre of the town, opposite the church entrance, is a bronze statue of the fourth Marquis, put up by friends and tenants. Hillsborough Fort, now in ruins, in the demesne, was built in the reign of Charles I., and is constituted a Royal Fort, of which the Marquis of Downshire is hereditary Constable. King William the Third stopped here when passing on to Drogheda, and it was here he signed the Regium Donum grant to Presbyterian ministers. Hillsborough gives the titles of Earl and Viscount to the Marquis of Downshire. The Northern Banking Company have a branch here. Recently there has been established, close to the town, a large linen factory, belonging to the Hillsborough Linen Company Limited. A public news room has been established, and it is now open to the people of the town and vicinity. The market is held on Wednesdays, fairs, third Wednesday in each month. Population in 1877, 885.

Post Office, Postal Telegraph Office, Money Order Office, Savings Bank - rate of interest, £2 10s per cent - George Ingram, postmaster
Fort and Castle Warder - Sergeant Major Beckwith, Downshire Office
Petty Sessions - Arthur Stanfield, clerk

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland - Ven John Gibbs, Archdeacon of Down, rector; Rev. P. Glanville, curate
St. John's Church - Rev. W. Robinson
Presbyterian Church - Rev. G. H. Johnston
The Society of Friends Meeting House
Loughaghery Presbyterian Church - Rev. J. Moorehead
Annahilt Presbyterian Church - Rev. Thomas Greer
The Maze Presbyterian Church - Rev. Edward Stevenson
The Methodist Church, Zion - ministers various
The Moravian Church, Kilwarlin - Rev. Mr. Reichel
The Moravian School - Miss Pasche

Public Institutions

Masonic Lodge, "The Star of Kilwarlin," No. 66, and Royal Arch Chapter, meets in the Masonic Hall on second Saturday of Feb., May, August and November ; and also upon the 24th June and 27th December, at 5 o'clock p.m.
Hillsborough National School - J. Pyper, teacher
Maze National School - Robert Hanna, teacher
Hillsborough Schools - H. M. Reade and Mrs. Martin, teachers
Dispensary, Ballynahinch Street - Wm. Boyd, physician
Dispensary, Annahilt - Wm. Thompson, M.D., surgeon
Gas Works - Wm. Walker, manager
Markets - Henry McDowell, weigh master
The Northern Banking Company - W. C. Forbes, manager ; J. H. Hunter, cashier

Nobility and Gentry

Beckwith, W. J.
Bissett, Hugh, Park, Hillsborough
Blythe, Thomas, Reilly's Trench
Brereton, W., Kilwarlin
Conn, W., Millvale
Cosby, Mrs., Fortwilliam
Dagg, J., Lisburn Street
Davis, Lennox T., Ogle's Grove Nursery
Downshire, Most Noble the Marquis of, Hillsborough Castle
Forbes, W. C., Northern Bank
Fowler, R., Ravarnet
Grange, Mrs., Park Street
Green, John, Orrfield
Green, Samuel, Newport
Greer, James, Newport
Howe, Thomas S., Cromlyn Lodge
Hunter, J. H.
Irwin, Mrs., Lisadian
Jackson, J.
Johnston, W., St. James
Jordon, Jane, The Mill
Knox, George
Knox, John Alexander, Maze House
Lees, W.
Moreland, A., Carnbane
Mulholland, Mrs., Eglantine
Munro, Daniel, Wellington Lodge
McClintock, Major, J.P., Kilronlin House
McCluan, Mrs., Lisburn Street
McGifford, W. J., Carnreagh
McLeavy, J., Corcreevy
Nelson, George, Culeavy
Patterson, J., Ballylintogh
Pim, J., Culeavy Cottage
Scandrett, G. H., Lisadian
Shaw, L., Kesh Bridge
Smith, Mrs., Wellington Lodge
Smyth, J.
Vaughan, Alex. James, Main Street
Walker, J., Corcreevy
Wardell, H. W.
Williams, W. P.
Woods, J., St. James

Clergy and Professional

Boyd, Wm., M.D., surgeon
Dunn, M., of the Hillsborough Linen Company
Gibbs, Rev. John
Glanville, Rev. P.
Greer, Rev. Thomas, Mountmagregor
Henry, Wm. Tennent, C.E., Deneigh House, Lisburn
Jefferson, John, M.D., R.N.
Johnston, Rev. G. H.
Millar, Rev. T., Annahilt Glebe
Moorehead, Rev. J., The Manse, Black's Bridge
Sands, William, architect
Thompson, Wm., M.D., Annahilt Dispensary
Wardhaugh, Mark, C.E., Park Street
Williams, W. Penry, professor of music (Henry)
Young, Wellington, solicitor

Traders, etc.

Bell, George, grocer, Lisburn Street
Bell, The Misses, haberdashers
Birch, James, Lisburn Street
Buchanan, Moses, muslin agent, Square
Cregan, J., spirit dealer, Main Street
Crothers, James, spirit dealer
Crothers, Mrs., spirit dealer
Cunningham, A., dealer, Ballynahinch Street
Davison, Adam, grocer
Foots, John, nailor
Gibson, Joseph, spirit dealer and grocer
Gibson, Mrs., spirit dealer
Green, Ann, haberdasher
Green, Samuel, Newport
Greer, J., Parkgate
Gulley, David, spirit dealer
Halliday, John, grocer
Halliday, Mrs., Square
Henderson, John, boot and shoe maker
Henderson, Robert, nailor
Ingram, John, boot and shoe maker
Ingram, James, boot and shoe maker, and leather warehouse
Johnston, Mrs., Main Street
Johnston, Robert, carpenter
Kidd, Mrs., haberdasher
Loughlin, Mrs., Plough Hotel, Square
Macaulay, George, general grocer
Magennis, George, grocer, Ballynahinch Street
Magowan, Roger, tailor
Moore, James, whitesmith, Ballynahinch
Murray, James, tailor
McAneary, W., station master
McCandless, J., Railway Tavern
McCarthy, Robert, embroidery agent
McCauley, Mrs., grocer
McCorriston, Mrs., haberdasher
McDowell, H., saddler
McKee, George, carrier
McMullan, Mrs., Park Street
O'Hagan, John, tailor
Patterson, Hugh, Lisburn Street
Patterson, Samuel, haberdasher, Main Street
Rennyson, James, boot and shoe maker
Scott, James, baker, Main Street
Scott, Thomas, grocer, Main Street
Shield, J., Corporation Arms Hotel
Smith, John, Lisburn Street
Thornton, Robert, grocer
Thornton, William, Main Street
Walker, William, butcher

HOLYWOOD

Holywood is four and a quarter miles distant from the Exchange, Belfast. It is beautifully situated on the east shore of the Lough, and the public road to it leads through Ballymacarrett and Sydenham, passing over Bunker Hill, for which the renowned "Bunker Hill" of America is named. Direct railway accommodation to this prosperous seaside town is afforded by the Belfast, Holywood, and Bangor Railway - trains running almost every hour from half past six o'clock in the morning until a quarter past eleven o'clock at night. It is thus one of the most accessible suburbs of Belfast, while the excellence of its climate, its rare healthiness, moderate house rents, comparative low taxation, educational and other advantages, have made it a favourite residence of Belfast merchants, professional gentlemen, clerks, and respected artisans. Holywood is remarkable as having been a place of some note so far back as the seventh century. In it was a monastery of the Franciscans, occupied by about four hundred monks, which stood somewhere about the ruins of the old Church, and was a branch of Bangor Abbey. In the graveyard there are stones dating from 1630. The celebrated Rev. Robert Cunningham, one of the first five Presbyterian ministers that came to Ireland was settled in Holywood in 1618. Within the last twenty five years immense sums of money have been expended in rebuilding and greatly enlarging the town. The places of worship of all denominations have been rebuilt, handsome and commodious edifices having been erected. Sullivan's National Schools occupy a very superior and ornamental structure in the principal street, and within the last year there has been built close to it, at the cost of £2,000, what will be, it is considered, one of the best and cheapest endowed Intermediate Schools in Ireland. According to the scheme of Dr. Sullivan's trustees, as amended by the Master of the Rolls, instruction will be given in this important and valuable institution in ancient classics, modern languages, science, English composition, etc., at rates that enable the sons of parents of small incomes to enjoy their benefits. Dr. Sullivan's munificent bequests for these schools amounted to about £14,000, of which £4,000 are to be applied to the ordinary schools. There are several first class ladies' and boys' Boarding and Day Schools. A large number of shops - grocers'. bakers', hardware, butchers', millinery establishments, medical hall, etc. - have been opened of late years that do a flourishing business; grocers' and butchers' vans run from Belfast regularly. Fish caught in the lough is sold every morning. There is a large mussel bank close to the shore. The Pier is now in possession of the Messrs. Priestly, who import coals largely, as do others in that trade ; and it is stated that the owners of the Pier intend to have a small swift steamer plying between Belfast and Holywood. The principal hotel is efficiently conducted by Mr. Lamont ; it is an extensive building, with large stabling and carriage accommodation. A number of cars are always at the train, and boats are for hire in the summer. There is a flourishing Amateur Boating and Swimming Club. The public Baths, hot and cold, are now in connection with the railway, and are largely made use of. The Kinnegar Rifle Ground is within a short walk of the station; here some of the most distinguished marksmen in the United Kingdom have been trained. Holywood is under the provisions of the Towns Improvement Act. The streets have been newly sewered, and the sanitary arrangements in every direction have been actively looked after. The Town Hall is a splendid building where the magistrates and commissioners hold their meetings. A very spacious Assembly Room is used for lectures and concerts. In connection with the building there is a News Room, and also a public Working Men's Library, the Loan Fund having given £400 for accommodation for the library to the enterprising and generous proprietors of the Hall. The public fountain, in Church Street, is the gift of Lord A. Edwin Hill-Trevor, M.P.; lord of the manor. From the Gas Works pipes run to Marino, and as far as Craigavad. Holywood has been always recommended to invalids on account of its superior climate, which is, winter and summer, two degrees warmer than Belfast. The late eminent Dr. Forsythe was accustomed to make his patients take up their residence there, as he did himself in old age, after amassing a large fortune. Distinguished Dublin physicians speak in the highest terms of the climate. The walks along the shore and on the hills are very numerous and attractive. From the summit of the hills there are, at different standpoints, commanding views of County Down, with its farms, lakes, rivers, and mountains stretching away to Slieve Donard ; then away to the right, from above Stormount Castle, appears the whole valley of the Lagan, with the spires of Lisburn, Hillsborough and Ballinderry, in the distance ; while from the hills above Craigavad there is afforded a wide sweep of the Scottish mountains, with Ailsa Craig rising up like a vast sugar loaf in the middle of the deep. From the hill above Craigauntlet there is a grand view of Strangford Lough. A little nearer Holywood is Pottinger's Dog Kennel, where in olden times the father of the celebrated brothers Pottinger, of Chinese fame, kept his hounds, while he lived at Craigavad house. There are curious old caves in Cultra Glen ; and about a mile above the Episcopal Church is Schomberg's Hill, where William's army lay, proceeding from Groomsport to the Boyne. On the same road, ten minutes' walk from the Church, there has lately been discovered by Dr. Hodges a valuable mineral spring. The first house in High Holywood - "Glenside" - was built by the late Rev. Henry Henderson, in 1849, but now the whole of that greatly admired district is covered with detached mansions, terraces and plantings. Waterworks are about to be constructed in the glen above the town. The proprietor of Holywood is Captain John Harrison, J.P. The Population in 1841 was 1,500 ; in 1861, 2,422 ; in 1871, 3,462.

Post Office - Mrs. Mill, postmistress, High Street ; Miss Russell, assistant, High Street
Town Commissioners lately appointed under new Act - John Anderson, J.P., chairman, Mat. McMullen, Samuel McCune, Robert Dennison, Robert Carlisle, Archibald Dunlop, M.D., Thomas T. Porter, John Hunter, jun., James Johnston; James Greenfield, town clerk
Petty Sessions Court held every alternate Monday
Gas Company Limited - Mr. Hunter, secretary
Church of Ireland - Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Down ; Rev. G. R. Wynne, vicar ; Rev. Albert F. Ard, curate
First Presbyterian Church (Bangor Road) - Rev. Henry Henderson, minister
Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. Henry Osborne, minister
Unitarian Church - Rev. C. J. McAlester, minister
Wesleyan Chapel - Rev. Dr. Donald
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. James O'Laverty
Bible Depository - Miss Foster
Dispensary Committee - Rev. Henry Henderson, secretary; Archibald Dunlop, M.D., medical officer
Destitute Sick Society - Rev. Henry Henderson, secretary

Clergy, Gentry, Professionals, etc.

Alder, Miss M. B., Kinnegar
Alexander, James, J.P., St. Clair
Anderson, John, J.P., Hillbrook
Ard, Rev. Albert J., Walmer Terrace
Armour, John, Hillbrook
Arthurs, Robert, solicitor, Strand Street
Ash, Mrs. G., Stewart's Place
Bain, John, Kinnegar
Bain, Mrs., Church Street
Barbour, James, Ardville, Marino
Barnett, C. W., Burnleigh
Barnett, J. Milford, M.D. (retired surgeon H.M. Army, Bombay), Croft House
Bell, Wm., Amelia Croft
Binney, Mrs. J., Stanley House
Black, Dr., Claremont
Black, The Misses, ladies' school, Millbank
Blackwood, John O'Reilly, Ballymenoch
Blain, Dr., Marine Parade
Boyle, James,  Ardmore Terrace
Brett, Mrs., The Crescent
Bruce, Mrs., Marine Parade
Buckley, Michael, solicitor, Cultra
Burnett, John C., Martello House
Campbell, Mrs. Ellen, Spafield
Campbell, Mrs., Plasmerdyn
Campbell, Mrs. James, The Crescent
Carson, Robert, Fernbank
Carson, William, solicitor, Craigavad
Caughey, Wm. B., Bath Cottage
Charley, Henry M., Farmhill
Clarke, John, merchant, Plasmerdyn
Conlon, John, Martello Terrace
Cordukes, Thomas, Woodside
Crawford, Arthur Sharman, Ballymenoch House
Cumming, James, Shore Street
Curell, Daniel, Cultra
Davison, Miss, Ardmore Terrace
Despard, W. F., Woodley, Cultra
Donald, Rev. John, D.D., Church View
Dunlop, Archibald, M.D., dispensary, High Street
Dunville, Robert G., Redburn
Emerson, William, Benown
Farrell, Richard, LL.D., Hillbrook School
Ferrie, Miss  M., Riverside Terrace
Finlay, Alexander, Williesden House
Finlay, Mrs. C., Churchill Terrace
Finnigan, Edward S., Kinnegar
Forsythe, Miss, Ballykeel House
Forsythe, Robert, Riverside Terrace
Gaussen, Charles, Riverston Terrace
Gaussen, Mrs., Peeble Lodge
Gabbey, John, surgeon, High Street
Garrett, Joseph R., Rialto
Glover, Mrs., Moffett's Terrace
Griffin, Major G., Victoria Terrace
Haig, James, Quinnville Terrace
Harrison, John, J.P., Ardtulla
Henderson, Rev. Henry, Glenard
Heron, John, Maryfield
Higginson, Miss Fanny, Victoria Road
Holden, John S., High Street
Hughes, Edward, Ballykeel House
Hughes, Bernard, J.P., Riverston House
Hunter, John, jun., Parkview
Ireland, The Misses, Oakley
Irvine, James, merchant, Ardmore Terrace
Johnston, David, M.D., High Street
Kamcke, Lewis, Churchill Terrace
Keegan, James, J.P., Brooklyn
Knox, Right Rev. Robert, D.D., Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and Dromore, The Palace
Lord, Miss, Plasmerdyn
Love, Miss, ladies' school, High Street
Macaulay, Peter, Hillbrook
Macaulay, Peter, solicitor, Fernbank
Malcolm, W. H., Woodside
Malcolmson, Mrs., Marine Parade
Martin, Gerald, manager Belfast, Holywood, and Bangor railway, Riverston Terrace
Megaw, Robert, The Priory
Moreland, William, merchant, Croft Hall
Munster, Alfred, The Croft
Murney, George, J.P., Tudor House
McAlester, Rev. Charles J., Beechcroft
McClean, Adam, Tudor Hall
McGee, John G., Spafield
McLean, James, solicitor, Plasmerdyn
McMullan, Matthew, merchant, Churchfield House
Neill, John Ross, Beechcroft
O'Laverty, Rev. James, High Street
Osborne, Rev. Henry, The Manse
Oulton, Rev. R., chaplain to the forces, High Street
Patterson, Mrs., Martello Terrace
Patterson, Robert Lloyd, Martello Terrace
Patterson, Richard, Kilmore
Payne, John Charles C., medical hall, High Street
Perrie, Miss, ladies' seminary, Ardmore Terrace
Phillips, William, Lemonfield
Pim, Edward, Tudor Villa
Praegar, W. E., The Croft
Rea, Francis, Croft Cottage
Read, Daniel, newspaper proprietor, The Moat
Reid, Miss, ladies' school, Hibernia Place
Ringland, Mrs., Kinnegar
Robinson, Hugh, merchant, Woodview
Robinson, W. A., Tudor Park
Shaw, William, Marmion
Shepherd, William, Beechcroft
Slater, W. B., Cornwall Villa
Sloan, Miss, Church Street
Smith, John, Churchill Terrace
Smyth, William, Brook House, The Croft
Stack, Mrs., Church Street
Stephens, William, Quinnville Terrace
Stitt, Miss, Victoria Road
Thompson, Mrs., Riverside
Thompson, William, stock and share broker, Kinnegar
Thorn, Miss, Benown
Vallely, John L., Clanbrassil Terrace, Cultra
Ward, Miss Margaret, Martello Terrace
Ward, Charles H., solicitor, Marino
Ward, Thomas, Walmer Terrace
Ward, William H., Martello Terrace
Watts, Robert, D.D., Riversdale
White, Miss, ladies' school, Church Street
Williams, Isaac, Shore Street
Williamson, Miss A. J., Craigmore
Wilson, Mrs., Marino
Wynne, Rev. G. R., The Vicarage

Traders, etc.

Alderdice, Charles, High Street
Alexander, James, Kinnegar
Allen, Jas., mason, Stewart's Place
Allen, Wm., labourer, Stewart's Place
Anderson, Charles, tailor, High Street
Anderson, John, publican, High Street
Anderson, Martin, rent agent, Downshire Road
Anderson, Mrs. Ellen, publican, High Street
Anderson, Sarah, dress maker, Church View
Anderson, Thomas, tailor, High Street
Armstrong, William, Strand Street
Bailie, John, carpenter, Church Street
Ballagh, John, plumber and gas fitter, High Street
Barr, Henry, shoe maker, Hibernia Place
Barron, Archibald, Stewart's Place
Barron, Robert, painter, Downshire Road
Barry, John, blacksmith, High Street
Barry, William John, blacksmith, High Street
Barry, Wm. John, blacksmith, High Street
Beattie, James H., rent agent, High Street
Beattie, William, rent agent, Kinnegar
Beggs, James, clerk, Sullivan Street
Birch, Hugh, commercial traveller, Church Street
Blakely, Mrs., grocer, Downshire Road
Bowden, Hugh, Kinnegar
Bowden, Miss, High Street
Boyd, David, carter, Downshire Road
Boyd, Miss, lodging house, Shore Road
Boyd, Miss, grocer, High Street
Burns, Patrick, Railway Hotel, High Street
Burns, Thomas, grocer and car owner, High Street
Burns, Wm. & John, Pier Hotel, Shore Street
Butler, John, grocer and baker, High Street
Butler, Mrs., lodging house, Church Street
Byers, John, carpenter, High Street
Byers, John, labourer, Downshire Road
Cardy, William, butler, Spencer Street
Carlisle, Robert T. C., contractor, High Street
Carmichael, Robert, Kinnegar
Carter, George, Villa Nova, Kinnegar
Chadwick, William, butler, Church View
Christie, Mrs., Church View
Clarke, Samuel, car owner, Hibernia Place
Connelly, Mrs., Shore Street
Cooper, Hugh, High Street
Cooper, John, grocer, High Street
Cooke, James, mariner, Hayes Court
Cooke, Joseph, traveller, Downshire Road
Copeland, Jane, grocer, Church View
Crozier, Francis, tailor, Church Street
Cosgrove, Francis, carter, High Street
Cowan, Robert, labourer, Hill Street
Cowan, Robert, carter, Spencer Street
Crickard, John, mariner, Shore Street
Crickard, Mrs., laundress, High Street
Crooks, Mrs., High Street
Dennison, Robert, High Street
Dickson, Ann, lodging house, Hibernia Place
Doggart, Isaac, sen., High Street
Doggart, Isaac, jun., painter, Shore Street
Doggart, James, carpenter, High Street
Donnelly, Miss, tobacconist, Shore Street
Drimmie, George, manager Gas Works, Kinnegar
Duff, Henry, carpenter, Hill Street
Dugan, Mary, grocer, High Street
Dunwoodie, Matthew, carpenter, Sullivan Street
Dunwoodie, Thomas, gardener, Church Street
Dunwoody, William, coal merchant, Shore Street
Ellison, William, watch maker, High Street
Fetherston-Haugh, Mrs., Hibernia Place
Foster, Miss, stationer, High Street
Friel, William, grocer, High Street
Frith, Mrs., Gloster Terrace, Kinnegar
Fulton, Joseph, Marine Parade
Galloway, Margaret, laundress, High Street
Gardner, Robert, High Street
Gardner, William, Hibernia Place
Geddis, James, letter carrier, Church View
Gibson, William, Church Road
Gillespie, John, Moffett's Terrace
Gilmer, John, Churchill Terrace
Gilpin, George, coal merchant, Shore Street
Girvan, James, car owner, Church Street
Godbey, Henry E., Seaside Tavern, Stewart's Place
Gorman, Robert R., grocer and druggist, High Street
Graham, James, mason, High Street
Graham, Jane, grocer, Hill Street
Graham, Thomas, clerk, High Street
Graham, William, painter, Patton's Court
Graham, Wm. John, letter carrier, Hill Street
Grant, Rossina, laundress, Shore Street
Gray, Alex., coal merchant, Shore Street
Greenfield, James, rent agent, The Crescent
Gresham, H., millinery establishment, Church Street
Hale, Hamilton, Shore Street
Halliday, Alice, char woman, Sullivan Street
Hamill, Mrs., High Street
Hanna, Robert, labourer, Hill Street
Harris, Mrs., Marine Parade
Hart, Mrs., Shore Street
Hasleton, Miss, Church Street
Hayes, Henry, labourer, Hibernia Place
Hayes, William, plasterer, Church View
Hogg, Samuel, coachman, High Street
Holmes, John, carpenter, Downshire Road
Holmes, Mrs., Seaview Terrace
Houseman, John, clothier, Downshire Road
Houston, Mary, lodging house, Church View
Houston, Robert, labourer, Spencer Street
Houston, Thomas, bank clerk, Shore Street
Hunter, Thos., sec. Gas Works, Hibernia Place
Hutchinson, James, baker, Church Street
Huxley, Alexander, labourer, Spencer Street
Irvine, David, rent agent, Victoria Road
Jackson, John, Shore Street
Jamison, Lowry, mason, Hill Street
Jamison, William, plasterer, Stewart's Place
Jeffrey, William, labourer, Hill Street
Johnston, Francis, High Street
Johnston, James, High Street
Johnston, Mrs., grocer, High Street
Johnston, Robert S., High Street
Johnston, William, tailor, Church View
Jones, Richard, boot and shoe shop, High Street
Kavanagh, James, merchant, High Street
Kelly, Charles, labourer, Hill Street
Kelly, Peter, labourer, Hill Street
Kennedy, George, petty sessions clerk, Bellevue
Kennedy, Mrs., dress maker, Kinnegar
Kerr, James, photographer, High Street
Keys, Robert, Gloster Terrace, Kinnegar
Killips, Mrs. Jane, inn keeper, High Street
Lamont, Daniel, Belfast Hotel, High Street
Langridge, William, labourer, Church View
Langridge, Wm. John, labourer, Church View
Lattimer, Mrs., dress maker, High Street
Lavery, Mrs. Ellen, laundress, Downshire Road
Leghorn, Robert, shoe maker, Shore Street
Lemon, Henry, grocer, High Street
Lennox, David, rate collector, High Street
Lennox, James, carpenter, High Street
Lennox, James, grocer, High Street
Lennox, John, carpenter, High Street
Lindsay, David, labourer, Hill Street
Lindsay, Patrick, labourer, Hill Street
Low, William, Kinnegar
Maginnis, John, painter, High Street
Malcomson, Alexander, publican, High Street
Marshall, Thomas, Shore Street
Martin, James, Kinnegar
Martin, Miss, High Street
Mawhinney, David, mason, Ain Hill
Maxwell, Robert, labourer, Ain Hill
Maxwell, Thomas, butcher, Shore Street
Menah, Miss, Church View
Mercer, John, weigh master, Shore Street
Milford, Thomas, Church Street
Miller, William, cabinet maker, High Street
Milliken, T. K., commission agent, Kinnegar
Moore, Hugh, Kinnegar
Moore, John, mason, High Street
Moore, Thomas, builder, Downshire Road
Moore, W. Thomas, brick layer, Downshire Road
Morrow, William, High Street
Morrison, James, grocer, High Street
Murdock, Adam, butler, High Street
Murray, Bernard, car owner, Spencer Street
Murray, Mrs., Shore Street
McAfee, George, High Street
McAfee, John, High Street
McCadden, Charles, Kinnegar Hotel
McCann, George, Star Inn, High Street
McCann, John, merchant, Crescent
McCaugherty, Robert, carter, Downshire Road
McClurg, Isaac, baker, High Street
McCoul, Hugh, Shore Street
McCourtney, John, carter, Chapel Lane
McCrory, Mrs., fruiterer, Shore Street
McCullough, John, Glenside Place
McCullough, Miss, High Street
McCutcheon, David, tailor, Hibernia Place
McDonald, Miss, Church View
McDonnell, Francis, pawn broker, Church View
McDowell, Patrick, shoe maker, High Street
McFall, Mrs., Shore Street
McGarry, John, gardener, Downshire Road
McGee, David, newsagent, High Street
McHugh, Edward B., Millbank
McIlroy, Wm., posting establishment, Hibernia Place
McKeown, David, labourer, Hill Street
McKinstry, Samuel, Kinnegar
McLaughlin, Henry, carpenter, Church Street
McMaster, Henry, grocer, High Street
Neeson, William, carpenter, Church Street
Nelson, Miss, Church View
Newell, William, labourer, Church View
Nicholas, Wm., Sullivan's Cottage
Nimick, William, builder, High Street
O'Hayer, Francis, saddler, Hibernia Place
O'Neill, Christopher, Shore Street
Orr, Mrs., Shore Street
Owens, Mrs., milliner, Shore Street
Parkhill, Samuel, Moffett's Terrace
Parsons, Mrs., Church View
Patterson, Fanny, dress maker, High Street
Patterson, George, carpenter, Lennox Cottage
Patterson, George, saddler, High Street
Patterson, Samuel, gardener, High Street
Patton, David, shoe maker, High Street
Patton, Mrs., Stewart's Place
Patton, Samuel, Bellevue
Patty, John, butcher, High Street
Pink, James, mason, Church View
Pink, James, jun., mason, Kinnegar
Pink, William, shoe maker, Stewart's Place
Porter, Mrs., Church Street
Porter, Thomas, High Street
Power, William, Church Street
Priestly, Robert, coal merchant, Kinnegar
Purdy, William, fruiterer, High Street
Purvis, Thos., grocer and spirit dealer, Church Street
Pyper, John, Seapark Terrace
Quinn, Bernard, Marine Parade
Quinn, Thomas, provision merchant, Kinnegar
Rea, James, carter, Downshire Road
Roberts, William, Church Street
Robinson, George, fowl dealer, High Street
Rodman, Wm., Church Avenue
Roe, Miss, The Bazaar, Shore Street
Roseman, William, labourer, Spencer Street
Ross, Margaret, lodging house keeper, High Street
Ross, Mrs., Riverside
Savage, Hugh, carpenter, Church Street
Savage, James, Stewart's Court
Schmidt, J. C., Kinnegar
Sedgwick, Richard, Church Street
Sedgwick, William, shoe maker, Church Street
Shanks, John, hardware and general merchant, High Street and Church Street
Shannon, James, mariner, High Street
Silo, Carlo, Kinnegar
Simpson, Richard, labourer, Spencer Street
Sloan, Archd., Church Hill
Sloan, Frs., car owner, Bath Terrace
Sloan, Hugh, car owner, Church View
Sloan, James, mason, Hill Street
Sloan, Robt., labourer, Morrow's Lane
Speers, Adam, teacher, Sullivan's Cottages
Stephenson, Hugh, tailor, Lennox Place
Stephenson, Thomas, baker, High Street
Stewart, George, carpenter, Church Street
Stewart, Hugh, mason, Strand Street
Sullivan, John, carpenter, Church Street
Sullivan, Mrs., Downshire Road
Symington, James, grocer, Shore Street
Thompson, Miss, Church View
Torrington, Henry, grocer, Church Street
Vance, Miss, milliner, High Street
Vineycombe, John, Church View
Wadham, Mrs., sewing machine agent & milliner
Wardlow, Charles, sawyer, High Street
Watt, Thos., grocer and provision merchant, High Street
Watters, Austin, retired head constable
Wetherall, William, Kinnegar
White, Frederick, Kinnegar
Wiber, James, The Crescent
Wilson, Alexander, pensioner, Hill Street
Wilson, Hugh, gardener, Ain Hill
Wilson, Thomas, shoe maker, Church Street
Wilson, Wm. W., clothier, Church Avenue
Wilson, William, gardener, Church View
Withers, Mrs. Mary, Railway Hotel, Hibernia Place
Woods, Peter, gardener, Downshire Cottage
Woodcock, Henry, Marine Place, Kinnegar
Woodside, John, Spencer Street
Woodside, Thomas, Spencer Street
Wright, John, shoe maker, High Street

KEADY

Is a small market and post town six miles S.S.W. from Armagh, situated on the river Callan, on the road to Castleblayney. It has been placed under the Towns' Improvement Act since January, 1862. The manufacture of linen is carried on to a considerable extent in the neighbourhood, and in the town are three flax spinning mills and three corn mills immediately adjoining. The places of worship are the Episcopal Church, churches for Presbyterian and Wesleyan Methodists, and a Roman Catholic Chapel. The town was first lighted with gas on the 20th February, 1853. Markets for corn are held on Monday and Thursday and on Friday for general commodities. Fairs, the second Friday in every month.

Post Office - Alex. Small, post master
Petty Sessions every alternate Thursday
Magistrates - W. A. Irwin, John Douglas, Robt. Boyd and Wm. McKirk
Constabulary Station - constable, Patrick Garra

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland - Rev. R. Oulton, rector
First Presbyterian Church - Rev. Henry W. Carson, D.D.
Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. Geo. Steen
Wesleyan Church - Various ministers
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. Kelly, P.P.

Public Institutions

Northern Bank - H. M. Harris, manager ; W. J. Kirkpatrick, cashier
Hibernian Bank - Open on market days
Parochial National School - A. Burns, teacher
National Schools - J. Patterson and Miss Potts, teachers
Roman Catholic School - Edward Quin, teacher
Roman Catholic School - Girls - The Nuns of St. Clare, teachers

Clergy, Gentry and Professional

Carson, Rev,. Henry W., D.D.
Donnelly, Rev. J.
Dobbin, John, surgeon
Gardiner, William, Tullyglush House
Kelly, Rev. P., P.P.
Kirk, William, J.P., Annavale
Lepper, John, M.D., surgeon to dispensary and fever hospital ; also chairman of Town Commissioners
Oulton, Rev. Richard, rector
Steen, Rev. George

Traders, etc.

Anderson, James, joiner
Barrett, Patrick, baker and grocer
Bell, D., beam master
Bell, David, grocer
Blakely, Robert, cooper
Boyle, James, shoe maker
Boyle, J., boot maker
Brannon, P., spirit merchant
Cairns, Patrick, brogue maker
Callaghan, Ann, grocer
Campbell, A., hotel, etc.
Campbell, James, painter and glazier
Campbell, Mrs., haberdasher
Campbell, Peter, hotel keeper
Campbell, Thomas, grocer
Carberry, J., corn dealer
Carlan, P., tinsmith
Clark, A., spirit dealer and post car establishment
Conroy, John, sen., grocer
Conroy, John, grocer and spirit dealer
Cunningham, John, blacksmith
Curry, P., general dealer
Davison, Miss, haberdasher
Devlin, Peter, buyer
Dougherty, James, brogue maker
Dougherty, John, hotel keeper
Dumigan, P., spirit dealer
Dunbar, William, nail maker
Eccles, H., spirit and provision dealer
Eccles, J. J., haberdashers and undertakers
Eccles, R. I. & Co., grocers and seedsmen
English, J., draper
Feighan, Felix, grocer
Feighan, Mrs., haberdasher and draper
Feighan, John, shoe maker
Frikelton, Mrs., dress maker
Gallagher, William, saddler
Gibson, Samuel J., spirit dealer and grocer
Gillespie, F., civil bill officer
Gorman, P., grocer
Graham, Joseph, woollen draper
Grant, John, shoe maker
Halliday, John, boot maker
Heanon, J., butcher
Hollywood, Patrick, baker
Hughes, B., earthenware, etc.
Hughes, F., grocer
Hughes, John, haberdasher
Hughes, John, public carrier
Hughes, Patrick, baker
Hughes, M., linen dyer
Huston, Peter, baker and grocer
Johnston, Wm., boot maker
Kane, Wm. & Sons, general ropers
Kavanagh, Charles, spirit merchant
Kelly, Arthur, spirit dealer and grocer
Kerr, John, grocer, spirit dealer and lemonade manufacturer
Kerr, Rose, haberdasher
Kirkpatrick, Jane, grocer
Lee, William, saddler
Mills, W., butcher
Moan, P., spirit dealer
Morrow, J., draper
Mulgrave, Michael, grocer and spirit dealer
Murray, C., grocer
McAfee, Mrs., muslin agent
McArdle, Felix, grocer
McArthur, J., general ware
McAteer, Patrick, blacksmith
McAughey, James, tailor
McBride, G., tax collector
McBride, Joseph, baker and grocer
McBride, William, grocer and delf dealer - Stamp Office
McCabe, Samuel, painter and glazier
McCall, J., tax collector
McCarde, Bernard, marine store keeper
McClung, D., cooper
McCrory, James, nail maker
McCrudden, Patrick, baker
McElroy, J., muslin agent
McEwen, J., grocer
McFarland, H., carpenter
McGaughey, William, tailor
McGinn, James, butcher
McGroary, George, brogue maker
McGroary, James, nailer
McGuirk, John, painter and glazier
McIlroy, Mrs., dress maker
McKean, Sons & Co., flax spinners
McKee, Michael, victualler
McKee, Thomas, baker
McKinite, Patrick, shoe maker
McKinney, J., spirit dealer
McKnight, Wm., boot maker
McLelland, George, coach builder
McMurdy, J., boot maker
McShane, L., beam master
McWhirter, Hugh, public carrier
Nicholson, Francis and John, grocers and undertakers
Nicholson, William, grocer, delf dealer, etc.
Nugent, E., provision dealer
Nugent, Edwin, marine store keeper and car owner
Nugent, James, tailor
Nugent, William, public carrier
Oliver, Benjamin, builder
Quinn, E., clerk to commissioners
Reaney, John, joiner
Reilly, W. J., haberdasher and general grocer
Rolston, Miss, haberdasher
Semple, William, slater and plasterer
Shaw, James, joiner
Shaw, Mrs., dress maker
Shevlin, B., clothes ready made
Small, A. & S., drapers and tailoring establishment
Strachran, Miss, grocer
Thompson, Edward, sheriff's officer
Thompson, J., boot maker
Thompson, Mrs., haberdasher
Thompson, Robert, petty sessions clerk
Waddell, R., grocer
Walker, J., grocer
Wilson, George, shoe maker
Woods, B. & T., grocers
Woods, B., nailor
Woods, O., spirit dealer and car proprietor
Woods, P., grocer and spirit dealer
Young, T., tailor

KILKEEL

Is a small thriving town in the Barony of Mourne, about fourteen and a half miles from Newry, and nearly half a mile from the open coast. The town is composed of five streets, Greencastle Street, Quay Street, Bridge Street, and Newcastle Road. A new pier, capable of admitting vessels of 14 feet draught, is erected near the River Foot, which will be of great advantage as a fishing station. There is now a ship building yard at the quay, owned by Mr. Painter. There is a neat Church, a Presbyterian Church, and a Moravian Meeting House. There is a Market House, and the Kilmorey Arms Hotel. On the Eastern side of the town, beyond the bridge leading to Newcastle, are the ruins of the old church and its churchyard. There is a market every Wednesday, a flax market every Tuesday, and a fair the last Wednesday of each month. Petty Sessions Court is held last Tuesday in each month. There are free schools, supported solely by the trustees of the Earl of Kilmorey and the Rector of the parish. The Belfast Banking Company have opened a branch, and erected a handsome and commodious building for their office

Post Office - Henry Vaughan, postmaster

Places of Worship

Parish Church - Rev. John Forbes Close, rector ; Rev. E. O'Brien Pratt, curate
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Samuel Mateer
Presbyterian Church - Rev. R. White
Moravian Meeting House - Rev. R. Hutten
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. George Maguire, P.P.; Rev. F. Maguiness, C.C., and Rev. Thomas W. Jones, C.C.

Public Institutions

Coastguard Station - Chief Boatman, Leestone, Mr. Jones ; chief officer at Cranfield, Mr. J. Davis, R.N.
Belfast Bank - M. Wilson, manager
Hibernian Bank - W. F. Joyce, manager
Union Workhouse - Ten electoral Divisions. Board meets on Mondays. Chairman, Earl of Roden, Tollymore Park, Castlewellan ; vice chairman, Thomas Gibson Henry, J.P., The Abbey Kilkeel; Charles A. Von Steiglitz, J.P., Knockbarragh Park, Rostrevor ; Clerk and Returning Officer, Thomas Graham ; master, Saml. Ormsby ; matron, Mrs. Ormsby. Chaplains, Church of Ireland, Rev. Edward O'Brien Pratt ; Presbyterian, Rev. George Nesbitt ; Roman Catholic, Rev. George Maguire, P.P.
Dispensary District - No. 1, Frederick Eyre Preston, medical officer ; District No. 2, Dr. H. E. Evans, medical officer - both registrars for own districts
Free School - Mr. Frayer and Miss McConnell, teachers ; infant school, Miss Maria McConnell, teacher
Constable of Police - R. Moore
High Constable of Barony of Mourne - Patrick McKey

Clergy, Gentry, etc

Boyle, Mrs., The Fort
Brown, John, "The House that Jack Built, Glassdrummond
Brown, Mr., Shannon Grove
Brown, R. J., solicitor
Burnside, Rev. Samuel, Annalong
Close, Rev. J. F., Mourne Rectory
Dudgeon, Rev. Alex., Annalong Cottage
Floyd, Mrs., Church View
Hayden, Mrs., Greenfield
Henry, John Quin, Eastwood
Henry, Thomas Gibson, J.P., Mourne Abbey
Henry, ?, Brackenagh Hall
Hutten, Rev. R.
Joyce, W. F., Arbutus Lodge
Keating, Rev. James, Lower Mourne
Mateer, Rev. Samuel, The Manse
Moore, John, J.P., Moore Lodge
Moore, Miss, Cranfield
McIlwaine, James, J.P., Cranfield
McNeilly, James, Glassdrummond
McReight, Mr., Packolet (McCreight in 1880)
Nesbitt, Rev. George, Springfield
Newel, ?, Benagh
Orr, John, grocer and general merchant
Ramsay, Captain, J.P., Mourne Park
Senior, Mrs. Col., Glassdrummond House
Thompson, Ross, Glassdrummond
Walmsley, Andrew, Riverside
Walmsley, James, J.P., Ballykeel
Walmsley, James, The Green
Waring, George, Lisnacree
Wilson, Moses, Belfast Bank

Traders. etc

Annett, George & Co., woollen drapers
Annett, Jane, dress maker
Annett, John, woollen draper
Baird, F., grocer
Baird, J., tailor
Bingham, John, carpenter
Bond, J., pensioner
Boyd, Hugh, clog maker
Boyd, Mary, woollen draper
Boyd, Mrs., news agent, agent for the Belfast News Letter and Weekly News
Boyd, Robert, watch maker and petty sessions clerk
Bragdon, Patrick, butter buyer and baker
Burns, Edward, saddler
Byers, Robert, tailor
Campbell, Ann, haberdasher, etc.
Campbell, Terence, blacksmith
Chambers, John, boot maker
Clarke, William, corn merchant
Collins, ?, lodgings
Crutchley, Andrew, woollen draper and spirit dealer
Cummin, Ann, haberdasher
Cunningham, Patrick, grocer and leather dealer
Cunningham, Mrs., woollen draper
Cunningham, Patrick, grocer and leather dealer
Curragh, Mrs., woollen draper
Curran, Daniel, baker
Crory & Co., grocers and spirit dealers
Dalzell, Robert, tailor and sewing machine agent
Dalzell, Robert, dealer in china and delph
Donoughoe, James, turner
Doran, Arthur, driver of Newcastle long car
Doran, Henry, driver of Warrenpoint long car
Doran, J., car owner
Doran, Nicholas, saddler
Doyle, James, grocer and coal merchant
Doyle, John, woollen draper
Fegan, E., painter and glazier
Flanagan, J., grocer and butter buyer
Foy, John, boot maker
Galbraith, T., sail maker
Gordon, Wm., contractor
Graham, James, emigration agent and registrar of marriages
Graham, Thomas, Clerk of the Union ; superintendent registrar of births, etc.
Graham, John, shoe maker
Grills, Thomas, harbour master
Hagan, James, baker, spirit dealer and grocer
Hamilton, William, mason
Haughy, Felix, mason
Haughey, Hugh, mason
Henderson, Mrs., spirit dealer
Henry, Mrs., dealer in china and delf
Henry, Mrs., lodgings
Hill, Mrs., spirit dealer
Hillis, Mrs., dress maker
Irvine, John, shoe maker
Kenmure, Robert, painter and glazier
Mackintosh, James, relieving officer
Magee, Henry, shoe maker
Martin, J., woollen draper
Martin, Matthew, baker and spirit dealer
Mathers, Samuel, nailer
Miller, Miss, dress maker
Miness, Mrs., spirit dealer and grocer
Morgan, A., grocer and coal merchant
Morgan, James, spirit dealer, baker and grocer
Morgan, J., carpenter
Morgan, Michael, shoe maker and butter buyer
McCartin, Mrs., spirit dealer and grocer
McConvill, John, butcher
McCourt, John, lodgings
McCullough, George, blacksmith
McDowel, S., carpenter
McGovern, J., tinsmith
McKee, Thomas, baker and grocer
McKee, T., carter
McKibben, William, spirit dealer
McKnight, George, carpenter, grocer, spirit dealer
McKnight, William, sawyer
McMullen, Robert, civil bill officer
McVeagh, Hugh, butcher
McVeagh, James, butcher
McVeagh, James, carter
McVeagh, P., lodgings
McVeigh, Captain, grocer
Newell, Mrs., grocer
Orr, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer
Orr, Miss, bonnet maker
O'Hare, Thomas, butcher
Quin, John, carter
Quin, Miss, dress maker
Reynolds, Mrs., dress maker
Rooney, C., tailor
Ross, H., baker and grocer
Russell, Hugh, saddler
Shannon, Mrs. C., woollen draper
Shannon, S., grocer and spirit merchant
Sloan, W., glazier
Small, Peter, grocer
Sullivan, M., grocer
Taylor, ?, school teacher
Thompson, Jacob, baker and grocer
Vaughan, H., woollen draper
Walmsley, Hugh, saddler
Wightman, John, sexton
Wightman, John, tailor
Wilson, A., carrier
Woods, D., nailor
Woods, S., Kilmorey Arms Hotel
Wilson, Thomas, painter and glazier
Wilson, Wm., carpenter

KILLYLEAGH

A  market and seaport town, formerly a Parliamentary borough, in the County Down, about sixteen miles S.E. from Belfast, situated at the head of a creek on the West shore of Strangford Lough, on the road from Downpatrick to Belfast. There are two extensive linen yarn spinning mills, containing 40,000 spindles and employing 1,500 hands. The Hamiltons, created Lords Clandeboye, and subsequently Earls of Clanbrassil, formerly resided in an ancient castle at one extremity of the town. It is now the residence of the Hamilton family, who, with Lord Dufferin, own the town and estate contiguous. The magistrates assemble in Petty Sessions monthly. The church is a handsome cruciform structure, with a tower, surmounted by a spire of good proportions. It was originally erected in 1640, in 1812 was re-built, and has lately been much extended. There are two Presbyterian Churches, a Methodist Chapel, a Roman Catholic Chapel, and two National Schools. Sir Hans Sloan, the celebrated naturalist and physician, was born here on the 16th April, 1600, and the house in which he was born, in Back Street, is still habitable. The market is held on Friday ; fairs, April 10th and October 11th. A spacious plot of ground has been selected and purchased for a market place; and suitable buildings sheds, etc., are now being erected by public subscription. Shrigley Mills and the town contained, 1869, 2,730 inhabitants, and there is no public house in it. Shrigley Mill, the site of one of the flax spinning mills adjoining Killyleagh, has a population of 1,021 ; former proprietor, John Martin, Esq., J.P., now owned by a Limited Liability Company, under the title of John Martin Limited. There is attached to the mill an infant school, male school, and a female school, under the National Board. Patron, Lachlan Maclaine, Esq. The income from house property alone at Shrigley Mill, is upwards of a thousand pounds annually. This village was erected by the late J. Martin, Esq., and the houses are all occupied by the workers of John Martin Limited. The mill, schools, and dwellings would well repay the inspection of visitors ; they are an ornament and credit to any neighbourhood.

Places of Worship

Parish Church, Churchhill Street - Rev. E. Moeran, D.D., Dean of Down, rector; res., The Glebe
First Presbyterian Church, Plantation Lane - Rev. Andrew Breakey ; res., The Manse, Back Street
Second Presbyterian Church, Cross Street - Rev. A. McCreery ; res., The Manse
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Shore Street - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Chapel, Irish Street - Rev. Edward O'Connor, P.P.

Public Institutions

Bible Depository, Front Street - Robert Girvan, manager
National School, in connection with Second Presbyterian Congregation, Irish Street - William John Macdonald, teacher
National School - Robt. Thompson and Matilda Louisa Frew, teachers
Killyleagh Gas Co. (Limited) - Capital, £2,000
Stamp Office, Front Street - H. S. Guiney, distributor
Constabulary Station, Back Street
Masonic Hall, Cross Street
Orange Hall, Irish Street

Nobility, Gentry, etc.

Bailie, Major James, J.P., Ringdufferin
Breakey, Rev. Andrew
Dufferin and Clandeboye, Right Hon. Lord
Frew, John, game keeper, The Cottage
Gordon, Robt. F., Delamont and Florida
Hamilton, Gawn R., J.P., D.L., Killyleagh Castle
Hart, John, Ballymacarron House
Heron, Francis, Irish Street
Heron, James, J.P., Tullyverry House
Hind, Joseph G., director, Killyleagh Flax Spinning Co. (Limited)
Lindsay & Sons, horticulturists and nurserymen, Killyleagh and Downpatrick
Martin, Mrs., Shrigley
MacLaine, Lachlan, director, of John Martin (Limited), Killyleagh
McCreery, Rev. A., Manse
Orr, Adam, M.D., surgeon, Front Street
Ray, Rev. Richard, M.A., Ballytrim House
Shaw, Wm. C., surgeon and apothecary, Front Street
Shiel, R. G., M.D., and surgeon, medical officer of Dispensary
Thompson, Mortimer, agent to the Dufferin estate

Traders, etc.

COW STREET

Boyd, J., boatman
Davison, Wm., school master
Fury, James, hotel keeper
Jamison, Fred., saddler
Keenan, Patk., grocer
Morrison, Michael, baker
McCausland, John, merchant
McCausland, John, spirit dealer
Sheal, Surgeon, M.D.
Patterson, Misses, milliners
Tweedie, F., carpenter

PLANTATION STREET

Adams, John, carpenter
Morton, Alex., gardener
Martin, Henry, butler

IRISH STREET

Durphy, Henry, stone mason
Field, Wm., shoe maker
Greer, Davis, carpenter
Heron, Francis, gentleman
Johnston, John, grocer
Kelly, Wm., grocer
Murland, John, blacksmith
McClurg, A., grocer and pedlar
National School
Scott, Wm. John, machinist

CHURCHHILL STREET

Gibson, Jas., carpenter, etc.
Holland, Jas., tailor
Watson, T. & J., slaters

BACK STREET

Dick, Wm., grocer
Gordon, Arthur, mechanic
Hamilton, Geo., stone mason
Megilton, Henry, baker
McCardell, John, haberdasher
McCrea, J., nailer
Patterson, John, boatman
Scott, John, machinist
Thomson, Robert, school master
Watson, Wm. John, slater

SHORE STREET

Aiken, Mrs., dress maker
Carr, Mrs. John
Field, The Misses, dress makers
Gilmore, Joseph, ship owner
Gilmore, William, ship owner
Ingram, James, shoe maker
Johnston, Saml. & John, boatmen
Lowry, Wm., carpenter
Lowry, Robt., carpenter
Megrady, James, shoe maker
Moore, Wm., carter
Nicholson, James, pedlar
Skillen, James, shoe maker
Stothart, Henry, carrier
Strutt, George, carter

FRONT STREET

Carlisle, Robert, grocer
Clelland, George, spirit dealer
Davison, Wm., haberdasher
Field, John, ship owner
Field, Mary, haberdasher
Field, Thos., grocer
Furey, Francis, merchant
Furey, James, haberdasher
Furey, Wm., grocer
Guiney, H. S., post master and haberdasher
Irvine, Susan, grocer
Lawther, Misses, milliners
Madine, Robt., butcher
Magreavy, Miss, grocer
Magreevy, Archd., grocer
Martin, Alex. (high constable), merchant
Martin, Lirrie C., milliner (Lizzie in 1880)
Megibbery, Matthew, grocer
Morrow, Alex., tailor
Orr, Adam, M.D.
O'Halloron, Miss, haberdasher
Patterson, James, spirit dealer and grocer
Shaw, W. C., M.D.
Shaw, Wm., spirit dealer
Stevenson, Wm., haberdasher
Stewart, Robert, grocer and engineer
Stotharts, Alexander, posting establishment
Watson, David, spirit dealer
Watson, Thos., Killyleagh Spinning Company Limited

CROSS STREET

McKee, Mary, grocer
Neil, John, grocer
Hamilton, Geddis, posting establishment and spirit dealer
Mathewson, John, tailoring
Morrow, Alexander, butcher and spirit dealer