MAGHERA

A thriving market town in County Derry, thirty six miles N. by W. from Belfast. It consists of one long and spacious street, from which several smaller ones branch off, the principal of which are Main and Hall Streets, which are making great progress in improvements. The houses, which are chiefly built of stone, and are modern buildings, have a respectable appearance. Linen cloth is the staple trade. Petty Sessions are held on the last Saturday of each month. A constabulary station is in the town. The market days are Tuesday and Friday - the former for flax, pork, horses and cattle, butter, eggs, fowl and general merchandise ; and the latter for corn. Fairs are held on the last Tuesday of every month

Post Office - Elizabeth Jane Marks, postmistress
Sub-Distributor of Stamps - James Lytle
Market and Sessions House Office
Constabulary Station - J. R. B. Jennings, sub-inspector; Thomas McClean, constable
Dispensary - Wm. McGowan, M.D.

Places of Worship

Parish Church - Rev. B. B. Gough, rector
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Matthew Leitch
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - Rev. Chas. Wood, Rev. Mr. Shire
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. Hassan, P.P. ; Revs. ? Gallon and Peter Bradley, curates

Schools

Maghera National School - John McCloskey, teacher
Female National School - Annie Kerr, teacher
Male National School (Lower) - J. Pillar, teacher
Milltown School - Thomas Nelson, teacher

Clergy, Professional, etc.

Carson, Rev. Robert, Solitude
Chichester, Rev. Robert, Kilcromaghan
Clarke, William, Ampertown
Clark, J. J., J.P., Largantocher
Clark, James, jun., J.P., Largantocher
Collins, Rev. James, Moninenea
Field, Thomas, manager, Ulster Bank
Fitzpatrick, Rev. James
Ford, Rev. Hugh
Forrester, Robert, J.P., Cloverhill
Forthise, Rev. J.
Gough, Rev. B. B., rector
Henry, Alex. F., solicitor
Henry, James F., surgeon
Irvine, Robert, inspector of schools
Kennedy, Captain
Kennedy, Dr. Robert
Kerr, J. W., solicitor
Leitch, Rev. Matthew
Lytle, Thomas, commissioner to taking affidavits in Common Law Courts, and Court of Chancery in Ireland
Macky, Rev., Marcus Dill
McIlveen, Mr., Tannymullan Cottage
McKenna, Rev. James, Termoneeny
McNamee, Rev. James, Whitewater
Nelson, W. G., solicitor
O'Loughlin, Rev. P., Ballynascreen
Palmer, William, manufacturer
Rawlins, Rev. Joseph
Read, Rev. J.
Robson, Rev. J. A., Tubermore
Ryan, Mark Jackson, excise officer
Stephenson, Mrs. John, Fortwilliam
Stephenson, Dr., J.P., Fortwilliam
Torrens, Rev. Robert, Gortade
Turner, Rev. Wm.
Watters, W., Surgeon Major

Traders, etc.

Barkley, James, woollen draper
Begley, Michael, nailor
Boyle, Alexander, butter and oil merchant
Bradley, James, spirit dealer
Bradley, James, blacksmith
Bradley, John, cattle dealer
Bradley, Patrick, dealer
Caldwell, J., shoe maker
Campbell, Margaret, lodging house
Cassidy, Patrick, lodging house
Chaine, A., muslin agent
Charles, Andrew, jeweller and watch maker
Clarke, Hugh, corn dealer
Clarke, R., maker
Clarke, John, shoe maker
Clarke, John, jun., shoe maker
Cairns, J., grocer
Clarke, Mary, dress maker
Clarke, J., sewing agent
Clarke, Wm., linen manufacturer
Connor, James, flax merchant
Connor, John, carpenter
Conveny, The Misses, dress makers
Conveny, Thomas, blacksmith
Crockett, Mrs., spirit dealer
Crilly, James, publican
Cromie, Miss A., school mistress
Cunningham, Jacob, flax scutch mills
Cushnahan, Daniel, spirit dealer
Devlin, John, cooper
Devlin, Ann, grocer
Devlin, Michael, agent
Dogherty, Rose, spirit dealer
Donnelly, John, grocer
Donnelly, John, clerk
Douggan, H., carpenter
Dougherty, Charles, carpenter
Dupps, The Misses, dress makers
Fleck, James, saddler
Fleming, Joseph, game dealer
Gilchrist, Thomas, tailor
Gray, James, grocer
Gregg, Agnes, dress maker
Gregg, James, carpenter
Haslett, Thomas, flax scutch mills
Haslett, Mrs., dress maker
Havern, William, blacksmith
Henry, Mrs. John, flax scutch mills
Herron, P., grocer
Hepson, William, carpenter
Hepson, Alexander, carpenter
Houston, Thomas, grocer
Johnstone, James, baker
Johnstone, Miss, dress maker
Johnstone, William, grocer
Kane, John S., grocer
Kane, Robert, shoe maker
Kelly, Charles, blacksmith
Kelly, Margaret, spirit dealer
Kelly, William, shoe maker
Kennedy, Henry, tailor
Kennedy, James, tailor
Kerr, A. & M., grocers and hardware merchants
Lagan, Rose Anne, grocer
Lawn, Jane, lodging house
Leonard, Bernard, civil bill officer
Lennox, Andrew, butcher
Lyle, Alexander, flax scutch mills
Lytle, Samuel D., law agent
Lytle, Robert, flax scutch mills
Lytle, William, flax scutch mills
Lytle, James, grocer and baker, leather, seed and provision merchant, Victoria Warehouse
Lytle, Joseph, shipping agent
Lyttle, A. K., flax merchant
Macdonald, Toal, shoe maker
Magee, Baptist, spirit dealer
Marks, James, grocer, pawn broker and photographer
Martin, George, shoe maker
Milling, Thomas & Son, drapers
Milling, Thomas, shirt manufacturer
Miskelly, W., sewing and news agent
Mitchell, W., Petty Sessions Clerk
Moore, Alexander, butcher
Moore, John, butcher
Morrison, Alexander K., woollen draper
Morrison, Wm., grocer and hardware merchant
Morton, William James, carpenter
Mullan, James, saddler
McCann, Michael, railway agent
McClelland, J., bakery and grocer
McCloskey, Patrick, weigh master
McCloskey, Hannah, spirit dealer
McCloskey, Patrick, flax scutch mills
McCormick, Charles, spirit dealer
McCormick, Patrick, spirit dealer
McCracken, Hugh, butcher
McEldowney, The Misses, dress makers
McEneeny, John, baker and grocer
McGlinchey, P., auctioneer
McGuickan, Hannah, dress maker
McGuickan, James, car driver and grocer
McGuigan, Edward, bill poster
McGuigan, Michael, shoe maker
McGure, James, manager Gas Works
McGurk, Joseph, shoe maker
McGurk, P., shoe maker
McHarg, A., gardener
McKay, Archibald, shoe maker
McKay, Charles, flax scutch mills
McKee, John A., draper
McKee, Stephen, publican
McKeever, William, tailor
McKenna, Charles, lodging house
McKenna, John, dealer
McKenna, John D., grocer
McKenna, Ann, lodging house
McKenna, Francis, grocer
McKenna, Hugh, lodging house
McKinney, Jane, lodging house
McKinney, Joseph, grocer
McKinney, Jane, lodging house
McKenna, P. & J., coach builders
McKeown, Thomas, watch maker
McLernon, Thomas, baker and grocer
McMath, Matthew, flax scutch mills
McMeekin, John, draper
McNamee, Patrick, spirit dealer
McNichol, John, Commercial Hotel, Hall Street
McNichol, John, spirit dealer
McNichol, James, lodging house
McPake, Arthur, jun., tailor
McWilliams, John, smith
McWilliams, Francis, grocer
O'Kain, Miss
O'Neill, Daniel, muslin agent
O'Neill, Mrs., grocer
O'Neill, Miss, muslin agent
O'Neill, James, grocer
Phillips, Alexander
Pillarit, J., school master
Porter, James, nailor
Porter, Thomas, carpenter
Rainey, Charles, lodging house
Rainey, Mary, bonnet maker
Richard, Patrick, woollen draper
Savage, Henry, weaver
Selfridge, Linton, carpenter
Tunny, John, tailor
Walsh, Lewis, Maghera Hotel, and contractor for mail cars
Wilson, William, sawyer
Wilson, Mrs., dress maker

MAGHERAFELT

Is a market town in County Derry, thirty five miles N.N.W. from Belfast, situated on the road from Coleraine to Dungannon. It is a well built town. There is a fine Market House. The town is the property of the Salters' Company of London. The linen manufacture employs a large proportion of the inhabitants. Brewing, tanning and the general grain business are extensively carried on. The Belfast Banking Company and the Northern Banking Company have branches here. General Quarter Sessions of the Peace are held in the Courthouse in January, April, July, October, as also Petty Sessions on the second and last Wednesdays of each month. The Parish Church is a beautiful edifice, built in 1857, at a cost of £7,000. The Presbyterian Church cost £3,000, also a school house. The ground for erecting these buildings upon was giver gratuitously by the Salters' Company. There is a Wesleyan Methodist Church, and a Roman Catholic Chapel. The charities comprise - a Dispensary, a Union Workhouse, and a number of Free Schools. A beautiful free school, entitles "Rainey's Foundation School," has been recently erected. The principal market is held on Thursday, and that for oats on Monday, and wheat on Wednesday. On the second Thursday in every month there is a large linen market: and extensive cattle markets or fairs are also held monthly. The fairs are held on the last Thursday of every month. The parish of Magherafelt, in 1876, contained 6,592 inhabitants, and the town 1,399 of that number. A new Courthouse has recently been erected, the builder of which, George R. Tipping, deserves great credit for the manor in which he carried out the contract under the County Surveyor - it cost about £5,000, and is a great ornament to the town. The Salters' Company through their respected agent, H. E. Cartwright, Esq., J.P., subscribed very liberally to its erection

Post Office, Diamond - Joseph Campbell, postmaster
Stamp Office, Rainey Street - Jas. Sands, distributor
Courthouse and Bridewell, Broad Street - Thomas Monteith, keeper
Constabulary Station, Diamond - J. R. B. Jennings, S.I.; Andrew Moffett, head-constable
Union Workhouse - 25 electoral divisions. The Board meets on Thursdays. Chairman, Andrew Spottswood, Bellaghy: vice-chairman, Col. Robt. Peel Dawson, Moyola Park, Castledawson; deputy vice chairman, Col. Conyngham, Springhill; S. Thompson, master; Miss Walker, mistress; clerk & returning officer, J. Steele

Places of Worship

Parish Church - Rev. James Hogan
First Presbyterian Church - Rev. A. Montgomery
Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. J. McConnell
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Rev. Mr. Johnston
Roman Catholic Chapel, Millbrook - Rev. Patk. Donnelly, P.P.; Rev. J. Mullan, curate

Public Institutions

Belfast Banking Co. (branch) - J. Walker & Sons, managers
Northern Banking Company - H. Billsland, Esq., manager
National Schools, Cottage Road - C. O'Hara, teacher
Charity School, Rainey Street - Rev. James Hogan, governor ; Henry E. Kincade, teacher
Church Education Society's School, Church Street - Miss Cowan and Miss Tue, teachers
Dispensary - A. B. Vesey, M.D.

Clergy, Gentry, etc.

Auterson, Francis, surgeon and apothecary, Market Square
Cartwright, Henry E., J.P., Manor House
Cassidy, Major, F. P., J.P., Glenbrook
Colhoun, Rev. C., Desertmartin
Donnelly, Rev. E., P.P., Brackagh
Gaussen, Horace, Market Square
Glover, John, Millbrook
Hamilton, Rev. E. J., Dromore Glebe
Jennings, J. R. B., S.I., R.I.C.
Montgomery, Rev. Alexander
McGee, Rev. James, C.C., Brackagh
McGuckin, Robert, Lake Lodge
McIntyre, William, Warwick Lodge
Nelson, W. G., solicitor
Quinn, Rev. Patrick, Ballygrubey
Shannon, Jas., physician and surgeon, Broad Street
Thompson, Wm. J., Rainey Street
Vesey, A. B., M.D., physician and surgeon, Balleway View
Walker, Hugh, J.P., Rainey Street
Wilson, Rev. James, Lecumpher

Traders, etc.

Agnew, Mrs., baker, Rainey Street
Allen, Andrew, woollen draper, Rainey Street
Anderson, John, linen merchant and manufacturer, Toberhead
Averell, Joseph, blacksmith, Back Road
Barkley, D., spirit dealer and posting establishment
Baxter, Alexander, assistant surveyor
Bear, George R., printer, etc., Church Street
Brown, Andrew, butter merchant, Diamond
Brown, Miss, provision merchant, Queen Street
Burns, Hugh, saddler, Queen Street
Caldwell, L., spirit dealer, Rainey Street
Caldwell, J., M.D., Rainey Street
Campbell, J. & J., woollen drapers
Campbell, John, clothes dealer, Rainey Street
Charters, Wm. B., music teacher
Cochran, Robert, grocer, Rainey Street
Cousley, John, spirit dealer
Daley, Mrs., spirit dealer, Broad Street
Derby, Samuel, linen merchant and manufacturer, Broad Street
Derby, John, baker, grocer, china and delf dealer, Church Street
Devlin, Alex., process server
Devlin, Edward, boot and shoe maker, Rainey Street
Devlin, John, spirit dealer, Rainey Street
Donnelly, Andrew & Son, stucco plasterers, Rainey Street
Donaghy, John, grocer, spirit dealer & general merchant
Donnelly, Richard, grocer, spirit dealer, etc., Church Street
Donnelly, R., builder, Church Street
Douglas, Wm., Diamond
Galway, B., watch maker and jeweller, Church Street
Gaussen, David & Sons, iron mongers, timber, slate and coal merchants & spirit merchants, Ballyronan
Gaussen, Horace, grain merchant
Gilmore, Richard, grocer, Rainey Street
Gilmore, R., relieving officer, Church Street
Graham, David & Sons, woollen drapers and silk mercers, Market Square
Graham, John, woollen draper, Market Square
Greer, John, whitesmith, Church Street
Greer, Joseph, blacksmith, Church Street
Hagan, John, butcher
Hanna, Robert, sewed muslin agent, Rainey Street
Harbinson, James, linen merchant and manufacturer, Queen Street
Hill, A. T., grocer, etc.
Hull, Mrs., Market Square
Johnston, Sarah, spirit dealer
Johnston, David, whitesmith, Rainey Street
Johnston, Hugh, boot and shoe maker, Back Road
Johnston, A. & J., spirit dealers, Market Square
Johnston, Charles, plumber, Church Street
Johnston, Thos., boot and shoe maker, Rainey Street
Johnston, James, grocer, iron monger and timber merchant, Diamond
Johnston, James, Church Street
Johnston, William, leather merchant and grocer, Diamond
Kane, James, spirit dealer, Queen Street
Kelly, Henry, Looney & Coolcamb, maltsters and brewers
Kelly, J., grocer and leather dealer
Lytle, Mrs., grocer, leather and timber merchant
Maynes, Edward, spirit dealer, Queen Street
Millar, William, turner, Killyfaddy
Miller, James, boot and shoe maker, Church Street
Mitchell, Wm., petty sessions clerk
Montgomery, Robert, coach builder
Morran, James, emigration agent, egg and rag merchant, Queen Street
Morrison & McFall, haberdashers and milliners
McCollum, Mrs., Market Street
McCord, James, provision merchant
McCormick, Robert, summons server
McCracken, John, spirit dealer, auctioneer and valuator
McGanerty, Mary, grocer, Queen Street
McGuckan, John, clerk, Church Street
McGuinness, Andrew, tailor, Queen Street
McKendry, James, provision dealer, Hillhead
McKendry, David, builder, Queen Street
McKenna, Charles, butter merchant, Meetinghouse Street
McLernon, Hugh, grocer and baker, Rainey Street
McLoughlin, John, carpenter, Drumrainey
McManamy, Joseph, spirit dealer, Rainey Street
McManus, Charles, tailor
McTeague, Thomas, provision dealer, Rainey Street
Nodwill, John, linen merchant, and manufacturer, Ballyronan
Northern Fire Insurance Office - Agent, George Robert Bear
O'Kane, John, spirit dealer, Rainey Street
O'Neill, Henry, clothier, Rainey Street
Otterson, Francis, boot maker, Church Street
Otterson, James, tailor, Queen Street
Peacock, John, boot and shoe maker, Rainey Street
Pollock, Mrs., Broad Street
Porter, Samuel, woollen draper
Porter, Mrs., spirit merchant, Church Street
Rankin, James, plumber, Church Street
Richardson, Oliver, confectioner
Sample, M., cabinet maker, Rainey Street
Sands, Robert & Sons, iron mongers, leather sellers, timber and coal dealers and grocers, Rainey Street
Scullion, John, spirit dealer & car owner, Diamond
Shield, William, woollen draper, Broad Street
Simpson, The Misses, milliners, Church Street
Smyth, William, woollen draper, Queen Street
Smythe, W., haberdasher and milliner
Steele, John, boot and shoe maker, Diamond
Stinton, Mary Ann, bonnet maker, Meeting Street
Taylor, Thomas E., Broad Street
Thompson, Wm., grocer and baker, Queen Street
Thompson, Wm., grocer and law clerk, Diamond
Tohill, Francis, butcher, Moneymore Pass
Tohill, John, butcher, Moneymore Pass
Tohill, Patrick, butcher and egg dealer, Queen Street
Walker, John, Rainey Street
Walker, John, tinsmith, Rainey Street
Walker, John & Sons, corn merchants, Rainey Street
Walsh, Mary, spirit dealer and posting establishment, Broad Street
Wilson, Hugh, grocer and corn dealer, Market Square
Wilson, Mary, grocer and glass dealer, Market Square
Young, Robert, agriculturist to the Magherafelt Estate, Back Road

MOIRA

Anciently called Moirath, is a post town in the County Down, situated on the road from Belfast to Armagh, and within half-a-mile of the Ulster Railway station. The town, though small, is clean and consists of one long spacious street, containing  a handsome Court House. Petty Sessions are held on last Wednesday of each month. The church was erected at the joint expense of Sir John Rawdon and the Earl of Hillsborough. It is a large and handsome Gothic edifice, with a square tower, surmounted by a spire, and from its situation above the town, forms a conspicuous and picturesque object in this well planted district. Sir Thomas Bateson, M.P., of Belvoir Park, Belfast is now the owner of the Moira Estate. Fairs, the first Thursday in February, May, August and November.

Post Office - Jane Watson, postmistress
Petty Sessions held last Wednesday in every month. Magistrates - R. Waddell, James L. Douie, Chas. Douglass, and A. E. Brush. Mr. Stanfield, clerk of Petty Sessions
Constabulary Station - Hamilton Keown, constable
Barony Cess Collector - Joseph Boyle, Tilburn

Places of Worship

Parish Church (St. John's) - Rev. J. K. Barklie
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Samuel Graham
Methodist Church - Rev. Hugh McGahie
Unitarian Meeting House - Rev. John Dixon

Gentry, Clergy, etc.

Barklie, Rev. J. K., Glebe House
Beckett, John, Legmore
Berwick, Mark, Berwick Hall
Brownrigg, J., M.D., dispensary officer
Bullick, William, Ballycanal
Connor, James, surgeon
Douie, James L., J.P.
Gilliland, John, Drumbane
Gorman, Stafford, Broom Mount
Graham, Rev. Samuel
Hull, Mrs., Fairmount House
Langtry, Frederick, Fortwilliam
Logan, John, Drumbane
McCullough, John, Hunter's Hall
Waring, Lucas, Waringfield

Traders, etc.

Agnew, William John, provision merchant
Balance, William, rag dealer
Banks, John, weaver
Bonar, John, fowl dealer
Calcutt, Annie, National School teacher
Calcutt, T., National teacher
Carroll, William John, haberdasher
Clarke, Thomas, spirit dealer
Clarke, William, smith, plough maker, etc.
Cousins, Joseph, spirit dealer
Crooks, William
Crooks, Joseph, weaver
Doak, Samuel, smith
Duff, James, labourer
Ferguson, Andrew, carpenter
Forsythe, The Misses, dress makers
Glendinning, Alex., linen manufacturer
Gore, Edward, boot and shoe maker
Hammond, James, lime burner
Hanna, John, fowl dealer
Heron, Henry, carter
Heron, James, carman's inn
Herron, Isaac, summons server
Herron, Isaac, weaver
Hermon, Richard, bread server
Hewitt, John, nurseryman
Hewitt, Miss, dress maker
Hull, Edward, weaver
Johnston, James, labourer
Lavery, Hugh, labourer
Lavery, Thomas, weaver
Lavery, William, tailor
Lawther, The Misses, dress makers
Lynas, John, butcher and weaver
Milles, John, farmer
Murphy, John, Bateson Arms Hotel, and ironmonger and provision dealer
Murray, John, farmer
McCahey, James, railway carter
McCann, John, boot and shoe maker
McCaw, John, precentor of United Presbyterian Meeting House
McClure, Ruth, letter carrier
McCombs, William, tinsmith
McConnell, William, boot and shoe makers
McDowell, David, shop keeper
McDowell, Robert, shop keeper
McGeown, James, spirit dealer
McGivern, Alice, lodgings
McMullen, James, nailor
O'Lavery, Miss, seamstress
O'Mulvenny, Eliza, shirt maker
Ruddell, Thomas, grocer, flesher and publican
Smart, Joseph, woollen draper
Spence, Thomas weaver
Strong, Robert, precentor of Presbyterian Meeting House
Tolerton, William, shoe maker
Tolerton, William, labourer
Turkington, Thomas, carter
Turtle, James, baker
Watson, The Misses, milliners and dress makers and post mistress
Waddell, Coslett, lime burner, whiting works, tile and brick works

MONAGHAN

Is a good market town, the Assize town for its county, forty three miles S.W. by W. from Belfast. The town consists of one principal square, and of several streets diverging from it. The County Courthouse is a handsome building. The County Jail is a strong building. The County Infirmary occupies an elevated situation. There is a Fever Hospital about a quarter of a mile from the town. At the north entrance are the Cavalry Barrack and Union Workhouse. The principal trade is the exchange of general merchandise for agricultural produce of the surrounding country. The Belfast, Ulster, Provincial and Hibernian Banks, have branches here ; there is also a Savings Bank. The Parish Church is a handsome structure in the later English style of architecture, with a square tower surmounted by a spire. The interior contains some handsome monuments and marble tablets. There is a Presbyterian church, and the Wesleyan and  Primitive Methodists have also churches. The Roman Catholic chapel adjoins the town. There are some good public schools. At the end of North Street is a large Model School ; near to it is the Great Northern Terminus. There are three newspapers published here ; the Northern Standard, the Argus, and the People's Advocate. An Asylum for lunatics has been erected, capable of holding 100 patients. Petty Sessions court held on each Tuesday. Quarter Sessions four times, and Assizes twice each year. The market days are Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday - the first for the usual articles of consumption, the two latter for corn. Fairs, the first Monday in every month. population of the town, in 1871, 3,632.

Post Office, Dublin Street - R. F. Blakely, postmaster
Excise Office, at the Western Arms Hotel, Diamond
Stamp Office, Diamond - E. Donnelly, distributor
County Gaol, Hill Street - Governor, Wm. Coote; local inspector, T. Young; Church of Ireland chaplain, C. M. Stack, Archdeacon, D.D.; Presbyterian chaplain, Rev. J. A. Alison ; Roman Catholic chaplain, Rev. Richard Owens; physician & surgeon, A. K. Young, M.D.
Constabulary Station, Glasslough Street - M. B. Burke, county inspector; A. O. B. Carleton, sub inspector
Court House, Church Square

Places of Worship

Parish Church, Church Square - The Ven. Archdeacon Stack, rector ; Rev. Alexander Kenny, curate.
Presbyterian Church, Meeting House Square - Rev. J. A. Allison
Primitive Methodist Church, Market Street - Ministers various
Wesleyan Methodist Churches, New Road - ministers various
Meeting House, Ballinalbany - Rev. James Bodel, The Manse
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. R. Owens, adm.

Public Institutions

Banks - Belfast Banking Co., Dublin Street - Joseph Mitchell, manager ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, North Street, William Johnston, manager ; Ulster Banking Co., William Carruthers, manager ; Hibernian Banking Co., J. J. Pinchan, manager ; Savings Bank, Hill Street, Henry Rogers, manager
Union Workhouse, Kilnacloy - Master James Brown; matron, Margaret Aikins; surgeon, D. M. Ross, M.D.; Church of Ireland chaplain, C. M. Stack, Archdeacon, D.D.; Presbyterian chaplain, Rev. J. A. Allison ; Roman Catholic chaplain - Rev. M. Martin
Infirmary - Surgeon, Andrew K. Young, M.D.
Fever Hospital - Treasurer, Thomas Little; surgeon, D. M. Ross, M.D.; apothecary, James Whitla
Dispensary, Mill Street - William Woods, M.D., medical officer
Ulster Canal Carrying Company - Mr. Adams, C.E., in charge

Schools, etc.

Monaghan Model School - Head Master, P. Lenahan ; assistant, Mr. Wilson ; Head Mistress, Miss Porter ; assistant, Mrs. Linehan
Monaghan Diocesan School - Head Master, M. C. Hime, M.A. English Master, Luke Smith. Science and Classical Master, James McKnight Warner, Ex-Sch. and Senr. Mod. T.C.D. German Master, Mons. Rudiger.
Bible Society's Depository, Diamond

Nobility and Gentry

Burke, Captain Miles B., C.I., R.I.C., North Street
Carleton, A. O'B., S.I., R.I.C., High Street
Carrothers, William, Diamond
Coote, Captain, Monaghan Militia
Cruise, R. J., Drumnaconnor
Evatt, S. R. B., D.L., J.P., Mount Louise
Fiddis, Captain, Hollywood House
Fiddis, James, Kilturk
Fiddis, Joseph, Clanmulley House
Hamilton, Dacre, M.A., J.P., D.L., Cornacassa
Hamilton, James, J.P., Cornacassa
Henderson, William, Bessmount Park
Irwin, William N., M.D., Townview
Jackson, John, county treasurer
Jackson, Joseph, Dublin Street
Johnston, John, deputy clerk of the peace, Mill Street
Johnston, William, North Street
Kane, William, T. D., J.P., Drumreaske House
Lindsay, John, Brandrum
Lloyd, Lieut-Col. Jesse, J.P., Ballyleck
Lucas, E. S., Castleshane
Murray, Andrew A., J.P., Newbliss
Murray, William, J.P., Beech Hill
McKnight, Mrs. Charlotte, Diamond
Richardson, Captain Edward, Poplar Vale
Ross, James M., Liscarney
Rossmore, Right Hon. Lord, D.L., J.P., Rossmore Park
Waddell, W. C., Lisnavane House
Watson, William, Galina
Warner, Mrs., Diamond
Wright, T. W., Blackwater Vale
Young, A. K., Rowntree Terrace

Clergy and Professional

Allison, Rev. J. A., North Street
Carey, Rev. James, Dawson Street
Carroll, William, C.E., county surveyor
Donnelly, Right Rev. Dr., Roman Catholic Bishop of Clogher, Chapel House
Hime, Maurice C., M.D., T.C.D.
Irwin, William N., M.D., Townview
Kinnagh, Rev. A., North Street
O'Neill, L. J., Park Street
Rankin, Rev. John, Drumcaw
Ross, J. B., solicitor, Glasslough Street
Ross, D. M., M.D., North Street
Stack, Ven. Archdeacon, C. M., D.D.
Woods, W., M.D., Hill Street
Young, A. K., M.D., The Terrace

Traders, etc.

Armstrong, Mrs., dress maker, Glasslough Street
Baird, David, publican, Dublin Street
Baird, John, spirit dealer and leather cutter, Dublin Street
Barkey, Patrick, lodging house, Shamble Square
Black, Robert, spirit dealer, Market Street
Blackburn, Edward, Dublin Street
Blackburn, George, grocer, Diamond
Blakely, Richard, haberdasher, Diamond
Bovaird, John, woollen draper, Diamond
Boyle, Michael, Mill Street
Brady, Patrick, lodgings, Park Street
Breakey, Humphrey, haberdasher, Diamond
Burnside, Samuel, baker, Market Street
Bradshaw, John, grocer, Market Street
Breakey, H. S., linen draper, Church Square
Breakey, Mrs., dress maker, Glasslough Street
Brennan, Arthur, publican, Glasslough Street
Brown, Robert, lodgings, Market Street
Brownlees, Mrs., haberdasher, Dublin Street
Bryan, John, Hill Street
Burrowes, John, lodgings, Market Street
Campbell, Alexander, shoe maker, Glasslough Street
Campbell, Mrs., painter and glazier, Market Street
Carlisle, Hugh, Stag Hotel, Dublin Street
Carbon, Patrick, cooper, Park Street
Callaghan, Thomas, Hill Street
Capper, Peter, flesher, Dublin Street
Carroll, William, North Street
Carty, Patrick, lodgings, Market Street
Cassidy, Patrick, lodging house, Dublin Street
Cahill, John, lodgings, Dawson Street
Cinnamond, James, Hill Street
Cinnamond, Jas., wholesale spirit store, Diamond
Clarke, Richard, spirit dealer, Market Street
Condel, Thomas, grocer, Church Square
Connolly, John, lodgings, Market Street
Connolly, James, lodgings, Park Street
Corrigan, Mrs., Market Street
Courtenay, Miss, dress maker, Hill Street
Coyle, Peter, tailor, Glasslough Street
Crozier, James, watch maker, Dublin Street
Curran, The Misses, Westenra Arms Hotel, Diamond
Condel, George, grocer, Market Street
Condel, Thomas, grocer, Market Street
Conlon, Rose A., lodging house, Glasslough Street
Connolly, Francis, lodging house, Shamble Square
Cooke, James, Glasslough Street
Coombe, William, watch maker, High Street
Connolly, William, publican, Diamond
Daly, John, Market Street
Deighan, Peter, spirit dealer, Church Square
Dempsey, Peter, lodging house, Glasslough Street
Donnelly, Edward, woollen draper and stamp office, Church Square
Drum, Roger, painter, Mill Street
Dodds, Mrs. N. A., spirit dealer, Glasslough Street
Dougherty, Francis, lodgings, Market Street
Dunwoody, Foster, rent agent, Diamond
Dorrington, Adam, town sergeant, Glasslough Street
Duffy, Michael, provision store, Dublin Street
Duffy, Patrick, painter, Dublin Street
Eakin, James, chandler, Glasslough Street
Edgar, Samuel, butcher, Dublin Street
Evans, James, painter, Dublin Street
Fannon, Patrick, baker, Dublin Street
Farry, Catherine, lodging house, Dublin Street
Garity, Bernard, haberdasher, Glasslough Street
Gillespie, Chas., butter merchant, Church Square
Gorman, Peter, Dublin Street
Graham, Robert, iron monger and news agent, Diamond
Gillis, Robert, saddler, Dublin Street
Gowan, John, spirit dealer, Park Street
Gunn, James, cattle dealer, Park Street
Graham, Andrew, publican, Dublin Street
Griffin, William, coach maker, Diamond
Harrison, Edward, tinsmith, Market Street
Hennessy, William, cabinet maker, Diamond
Henry, Thomas, druggist and grocer, Diamond and Glasslough Street
Hughes, Francis, baker, Dublin Street
Hamilton, James, North Street
Hagan, John, baker and grocer, Dublin Street
Hardy, Robert, leather cutter, Church Square
Hartley, Ann, lodgings, Mill Street
Hanna, Richard, posting establishment, Mill Street
Hetherington, James, lodgings, Park Street
Hughes, Patrick, lodgings, Park Street
Irwin, John, spirit dealer, Market Street
Jackson, Henry G., grocer, etc., Dublin Street
Jebb, John, spirit dealer, Glasslough Street
Joy, Thomas, Glasslough Street
Johnston, John, land agent, Mill Street
Kane, Joseph, Glasslough Street
Kane, Patrick, lodgings, Market Street
Keiran, Bernard, leather cutter, Park Street
Keiran, Philip, grocer and baker, Park Street
Kelly, Elizabeth, spirit dealer, Market Street
Kelly, Peter, spirit dealer, Mill Street
Kennedy, George, butter merchant, Market Street
Kennedy, E. A., milliner, Dublin Street
Keown, James, sewed muslin agent and grocer, Dublin Street
King, Mrs., baker, Dublin Street
Ker, Andrew A. Murray, Dublin Street
Kernaghan, Thomas, grocer and inn keeper, Glasslough Street
Kernaghan, T., horse dealer, North Road
Kirk, Michael, Hill Street
Little, Thomas, woollen draper, Dublin Street
Logue, William, Glasslough Street
Loughran, Mrs., boot and shoe shop, Diamond
Macklin, John, butcher, Dublin Street
Magline, Edward, shoe maker, Dublin Street
Maguire, John, butcher, Glasslough Street
Maguire, John, butcher, Dublin Street
Manning, Wm., agency office, Diamond
Marley, Essey, fish monger, Market Street
Markey, John, carter, Park Street
Martin, Hugh, spirit stores, Church Square
Martin, Matilda, bonnet maker, Park Street
Mason, Thomas, land agent, Mill Street
Meegan, Joseph, draper, Dublin Street
Milligan, Mrs., grocer and leather dealer, Market Street
Mitchell, James, draper, Market Street
Mitchell, Joseph, Mill Street
Mitchell, Joseph, woollen draper, Diamond
Mitchell, Miss M., Hill Street
Mitchell, Thomas, grocer, Diamond
Moffet, Francis, Glasslough Street
Moore, William, Mill Street
Mullen, James, coal merchant, Park Street
Mullen, James, lodgings, Park Street
Mulligan, Mary, lodgings, Market Street
Mulligan, Mary A., boot and shoe maker, Park Street
Mulligan, Thomas, lodgings, Park Street
Murdoch, Jane, earthenware dealer and grocer, Glasslough Street
Murphy, Bernard, spirit store, Dublin Street
Murphy, George, butcher, Dublin Street
Murphy, Edward, baker, Dublin Street
Murphy, Matthew, tin worker, Dublin Street
Murphy, William, tinsmith, Dublin Street
McAleese, Daniel, Hill Street
McAlpine, John, grocer, Market Street
McAnally, Owen, draper, Church Street
McAree, Andrew, grocer, Market Street
McCabe, Michael, Mill Street
McCaffrey, P., draper, Market Street
McCann, Stephen, grocer, Glasslough Street
McCarron, Margaret, lodging house, Shamble Square
McCarron, Catherine, lodgings, Shamble Square
McCardle, Ann, lodgings, Park Street
McCarron, John, baker, Glasslough Street
McCarron, Jane, lodgings, Park Street
McCarron, Rose, lodgings, Park Street
McCleary, Philip, publican, Shamble Square
McCleery, Francis, spirit dealer, Dublin Street
McClelland, Samuel, whitesmith, Shamble Square
McConnell, William, lodgings, Park Street
McCormick, J., blacksmith, Glasslough Street
McCoy, Ann, grocer, Diamond
McCready, Daniel, horse dealer, North Street
McCready, Mrs., leather merchant and grocer
McCulloch, John, leather cutter, Dublin Street
McCulloch, Peter, timber merchant, Dawson Street
McCullough, Peter, grocer, spirit dealer and iron monger, Market Street
McCurley, Peter, butcher, Dublin Street
McCusker, Francis, lodgings, Park Street
McDowell, Nicholas, clerk, Glasslough Street
McElmeel, Margaret, lodgings, Glasslough Street
McElnea, Thomas, carpenter, Dublin Street
McEnally, Owen, woollen draper, Church Square
McEnally, Patrick, lodgings, Market Street
McEntee, Patrick, blacksmith, Park Street
McEneny, Edward, Mill Street
McFadden, Francis, butcher, Dublin Street
McFadden, James, butcher, Dublin Street
McGarrity, Patrick, publican, Glasslough Street
McGinnis, James, flax dresser, Market Street
McGinniss, Terence, flax dresser, Park Street
McGlue, John, leather merchant, Dublin Street
McGough, R., grocer, Dublin Road
McGuire, George, butcher, Glasslough Street
McGuire, Michael, lodgings, Shamble Square
McGuire, Patrick, spirit stores, North Street
McGuirk, Patrick, inn keeper and coal merchant, Mill Street
McKenna, Ann, lodgings, Mill Street
McKenna, John & Jas., tea merchants, Market Street
McKenna, Sarah, grocer, Market Street
McKenna, Thos., saddler, Dublin Street
McKeown, M., provision dealer, Glasslough Street
McLoughlin, John, Dublin Street
McMahon, John, spirit dealer, Park Street
McMahon, Patrick, lodgings, Park Street
McNally, B., spirit dealer, Market Street
McQuade, Henry, glass and china warehouse, Glasslough Street
McWilliams, Wm., solicitor, North Street
Owens, John, lodgings, Park Street
O'Hare, B. & J., Park Street
O'Neill, John, boot and shoe maker, Glasslough Street
Porter, Anne J., North Street
Porter, Isaiah, carpenter, High Street
Quigley, Richard, spirit dealer, Park Street
Rafferty, John, grocer, Market Street
Rafferty, Patrick, flax buyer, Mill Street
Redick, John, lodging house, Dublin Street
Reilly, John, attorney, The Hill
Rice, James, car proprietor, Hill Street
Rice, James, coach maker, Glasslough Street
Rodgers, Harry, land agent, Hill Street
Richardson, E., agency office, Dublin Street
Rule, Alex., meal stores, Glasslough Street
Rush, Matthew G., surgeon, Church Square
Russell, Wm. Henry, Mill Street
Ryan, Wm., blacksmith, Mill Street
Scanlon, T., grocer and stationer, Glasslough Street
Sherry, Hugh, spirit dealer and grocer, Dublin Street
Sherry, Margaret, horse dealer, Mill Street
Sherry, Mrs., lodgings, Mill Street
Sherry, Mrs., spirit dealer, Park Street
Skelton, Benjamin, gunsmith, Market Street
Slowey, Bernard, baker, Park Street
Slowey, Bridget, baker, Market Street
Slowey, Charles, baker, Market Street
Smith, Thos., spirit dealer, Glasslough Street
Smyth, Vincent, land surveyor, Glasslough Street
Soraghan, Bridget, spirit dealer, Park Street
Stewart, John, carpenter, Hill Street
Sturgeon, Robert, lodgings, Market Street
Sullivan, Bridget, spirit dealer, Park Street
Swan, Wm., auctioneer & haberdasher, proprietor Northern Standard, Mill Street
Swift, James, shoe maker, Mill Street
Temple, The Mrs., Hill Street
Tierney, Peter, inn keeper, post cars, and grocer, Diamond
Tierney, Peter, publican, Glasslough Street
Thompson, Mary, milliner, Diamond
Thompson, Robert, saddler, Glasslough Street
Todd, Elizabeth, milliner & haberdasher, Dublin Street
Toner, Bernard, haberdasher, Diamond
Treanor, Charles, slater, Park Street
Treanor, Ellen, lodgings, Mill Street
Treanor, John, inn keeper and grocer, Dublin Street
Turtle, Richard, confectioner, Diamond
Tyldesley, J., lodgings, Market Street
Vallely, Margaret, spirit dealer, Market Street
Ward, Luke, tailor, Park Street
Warner, J., glass and china warehouse, Church Square
White, John, Glasslough Street
Whitla, James, druggist, Diamond
Whitla, Robert, pawn broker, Diamond
Wilson, John, grocer, Dublin Street
Windrum, Alice, lodgings, Park Street
Woods, David, auctioneer, Diamond
Woods, John, jun., baker, Market Street
Woods, Rose, haberdasher, Dublin Street
Woods, J., butter merchant, Mill Street
Woods, Henry, Mill Street
Woods, Wm., butter merchant, Market Street
Woods, Wm., butter merchant, Hill Street
Wright, Joseph, attorney, Mill Street
Wright, Mrs., spirit dealer and grocer, Market Street
Wright, Thomas Edmund, attorney, Hill Street
Young, A. K., M.D.

MONEYMORE

In the County Derry, 32 Irish miles W.N.W. from Belfast. The town and a large tract of the adjacent country are the property of the Drapers' Company, London, who have greatly improved the town and district. Petty Sessions are held on the first Tuesday in each month. The whole estate belonging to the Company, comprises 56 townlands. The Parish Church of Desertlyn, in the town, is a very elegant structure in the Norman style, erected in 1832, at an expense of £6,000, wholly defrayed by the Drapers' Company. The Drapers' Company, also built at their expense the Rev. Dr. Barnett's Presbyterian Church, at a cost of £4,000, and subscribed liberally to the building of the Rev. W. Sharp's Presbyterian Church. Since the estate came into their possession, they have expended £50,000 in the improvement of the town of Moneymore alone, exclusive of about £100,000 upon other portions of their property. The weekly grain market is held on Friday, and the fair is held on the 21st of every month. Population in 1877, 700.

Post Office - David Allen, postmaster, grocer and ship agent.
Drapers' Co's. Office - W. J. Stannus, Manor House, agent ; W. H. Turkington, clerk ; Jos. Allen, under agent and surveyor ; John Stevenson, forester and agriculturist
Magistrates - Lieut.-Col. Conyngham, Londonderry Militia, Spring Hill ; W. T. Stannus, Esq., Manor House ; Fras. Quinn, Esq., Cairndaisy House
Petty Sessions - Clerk, Joseph Diver, Q.B.

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland - Rev. W. Sparrow, M.A., rector
First Presbyterian Church - Dr. Barnett, D.D., and Rev. W. McKane
Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. W. Sharpe
Primitive Methodist Church - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Church - Rev. Thomas Larkin, P.P.; curate, Rev. P. McGaghan

Public Institutions

Belfast Bank (Cookstown Branch) - J. G. Donaldson, Esq., manager; Fridays and fair days
Drapers' Classical (Endowed) School - W. Crooks, A.B., master
National Male School - Jos. Watterson, master and organist
National Female School - Mrs. Robert Whitaker, teacher ; Miss Sophia McLaughlin, assistant
National Infant School - Miss Barbara McLaughlin, teacher
Medical Profession - Zachariah Maxwell, M.D., attendant at Drapers' and Union Dispensary, and registrar of births, marriages, and deaths ; Alexander Beckett, M.D.; M. Otterson, M.D.; Dr. Burgess, Dispensary, Coagh

Clergy, Gentry

Beresford, Major, Circular Road
Bookey, Rev. Pilworth, curate, Ballinderry
Egan, Frederick, C.E., B.A., Geological Survey
Gwin, John, Esq., Springbank
Holmes, Rev. Robert, The Mall, Coagh
Irwin, Rev. A. T., Tamlaght Glebe
Jackson, Rev. J. J., Ballinderry Glebe
Morwood, Rev. Rowland, curate, Lissan
Newton, Robert, Coagh
Patchell, Mrs., Burbury Cottage
Millar, Mrs. John Rowley, Circular Road
Robinson, Mrs., Ashvale
Thompson, Archibald, Esq., Circular Road
Wallace, Rev. Robert, Ballygoney
Wilson, Rev. James, Lecumpher
Wright, Mrs., Windsor Cottage

Traders, etc.

Agnew, Lindsay, painter and flesher
Alexander, Hugh, grocer and provision merchant
Anderson, Matthew, Drapers' Arms hotel
Anderson, R. G., grocer, spirit and posting establishment
Badger, B. & J., grocers, bakers & iron mongers
Blayney, Thomas, grocer and general merchant
Boyle, Margaret, draper, grocer and china store
Brooks, James, tailor
Brooks, J. & L., millinery and dress making
Campbell, John, shoe maker
Collins, Wm., provision dealer & boarding house
Costello, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer
Devlin, Henry, grocer, provision and coal merchant
Diver, Joseph, land agent
Frelds, Alexander, slater and stucco plasterer
Gilliland, James, blacksmith
Gragham, John, horse shoer (Graham)
Harbison, Miss, spirit dealer
Hutchinson, John, Commercial Hotel
Kidd, Sarah, grocer
Loughry, John, cabinet maker, draper and china merchant
Maxwell, James, carpenter
Megaw, James, flax and corn mills
Montgomery, Sarah, grocer
Morrow, Miss, National school teacher, Desertlyn
Moran, William, shoe maker
Mulholland, James, butcher
McFarland, Mrs. Sarah, grocer and china establishment
McCleery, George, grocer
McIver, William, carpenter and millwright
McKee, Catherine, grocer, Moneyard
McKee, James, National School teacher, Ballindrum
McLaughlin, Saml., tailor and sexton, St. John's
O'Neill, David, grocer and shoe maker
O'Neill, Miss, dress maker
Park, David, shoe maker
Rankin, Robert, boot maker
Reid, Ellen, dress maker
Reid, William, shoe maker, grocer, draper and general outfitter
Shepherd, Mrs., woollen draper, fancy warehouse ; agent for Belfast News Letter, Morning News
Smythe, Robert, grocer
Somerville, John, grocer and provision dealer
Stafford, Alexander, spirit dealer
Thomson, William G., linen merchant, Coagh
Whittaker, Robert, grocer, draper, timber & iron merchant, etc.
Wilkinson, George, grocer

MOY AND CHARLEMONT

Moy is a small market town in County Tyrone, 49 miles S.W. from Belfast, situated on the river Blackwater, on the road from Armagh to Dungannon. It was designed in the year 1764, by the late Earl of Charlemont, the proprietor, after the plan of Marengo in Italy. Two quays on the river were erected by the Charlemont family, with extensive stores ; and the Blackwater being navigable from Lough Neagh for lighters of sixty tons burden, an immediate communication is formed between Belfast and Newry, by the Lagan and Newry Canals, and with Lough Erne by the Ulster Canal. There is a Court House and News Room. Petty Sessions are held every second Wednesday. In the immediate neighbourhood are several extensive linen manufactories. The church is in the early English style, with a handsome square tower. There are places of worship for Presbyterians, Independents, Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists and Roman Catholics. On an adjacent hill is Roxborough House, the beautiful residence of Lord Charlemont, originally commenced in 1774 by his uncle, the Hon. Francis Caulfield. On the first Friday of every month is held one of the best attended horse fairs in the North of Ireland.
Charlemont, a market town in County Armagh, divided from Moy by the Blackwater River, over which is a neat stone bridge of five arches, built about 1706, and rebuilt in 1858 by the two counties - Tyrone and Armagh. It is a perfect model in style and architecture, and adds considerably to the towns it unites together, as well as the magnificent entrance of the Earl of Charlemont, which it immediately adjoins. The Castle was built in 1602. The town participates with Moy in the linen manufacture. A new church was erected in 1833, on ground given by Lord Charlemont. It is a handsome structure, resembling in front one of the grand altars of Yorkminster. The celebrated and pious John Wesley frequently preached in Charlemont, and occasionally in the fort.

Post Office, Charlemont Square, Moy - Joseph Patterson, postmaster
Constabulary Station, Charlemont Square, Moy - Constable Wilson Weir
Constabulary Station, Charlemont - Constable Smyth

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland, Moy - Rev. H. B. Carter, incumbent
Church of Ireland, Charlemont - Rev. H. Hutchings, incumbent
Presbyterian Church, Moy - Rev. Thomas R. Cairns
Independent Chapel, Moy - Rev. Joseph Colclough
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Moy - ministers various
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Moy - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Chapel, Moy - Rev. M. Coyne, P.P.; Rev. John McCleary, curate

Public Institutions

Church National School, Moy - M. Parks, teacher
Church National School, Charlemont - John Divine, teacher
Church Infant School, Charlemont Square - Miss Kimmitt, teacher
Chapel National School, Benburb Street - John Harte, teacher
Young Ladies' School - The Misses Smart, teachers

Nobility and Gentry

Bond, Walter M., J.P., The Argory
Brush, Richard, Benburb House
Charlemont, Earl of, Roxborough House
Elliott, John Wilson, M.D., R.N., Deputy Inspector General, Grange, Moy
Eyre, John, J.P., Moydown
Goodlatte, Alfred, Salem Lodge
Greer, Miss, Charlemont Square
Greer, Colonel Henry Harpur, C.B., The Grange
Hamilton, Thomas, J.P., Grange Park
Harpur, Thomas H., Gorestown
Lloyd, Jackson, Brookfield
Lloyd, Richard, Tannamore
Richardson, James G., Trew Cottage
Verner, Sir William, Churchhill

Clergy and Professional

Bradley, Rev. M., C.C.
Cairns, Thomas R.
Carter, Rev. H. B., Moy
Clements, Rev. Mr., Benburb
Colclough, Rev. Joseph
Coyne, Rev. Michael
Disney, Rev. James, Killyman Glebe
Fergus, S., M.D.
Hutchings, Rev. H., Charlemont
Moorehead, Dr.
McNeece, Rev. James, Clonfeacle Glebe

Traders, etc.

Aken, Jackson, spirit dealer
Alderdice, Joseph, grocer, haberdasher, etc., Charlemont
Brown, Joseph, tailor, Killyman Street
Byers, Jackson, Charlemont
Carlisle, James, carpenter, Charlemont Square
Carson, Robert, boot and shoe maker, and letter carrier, Dungannon Street
Clarke, Robt., linen merchant, Charlemont
Corrigan, Robert, linen manufacturer, Annamoy
Corrigan, Samuel, linen manufacturer, Fairlawn
Cross, Samuel, linen manufacturer, Killyman
Daly, Bernard, spirit dealer, Dungannon Street
Davidson, Ann, straw bonnet maker, Benburb Street
Dickson, George, Charlemont
Dobson, John
Ferguson, Joseph, saddler, Charlemont Street
Forrest, Miss, hotel, Charlemont Square
Grimason, Thomas, tailor, Charlemont
Hall, James, spirit store and news agent
Hannon, p., spirit dealer, Charlemont Square
Hazelton, Dawson, linen manufacturer, Killyman
Heather, John, jun., clerk of Petty Sessions, Charlemont
Henry, James, blacksmith, Charlemont
Hobson, Elizabeth, toy shop, Charlemont Square
Hobson, Susan H., haberdasher, etc., Killyman Street
Hughes, Cecilia, grocer, Charlemont
Hughes, Neill, tailor, Charlemont Street
Johnston, Margaret, ironmonger, grocer, linen and woollen draper, Killyman Street
Kelly, John, spirit dealer, Charlemont Street
Kerr, John, grocer and tin warehouse, Charlemont
Lavery, Marriott, boot and shoe maker, Charlemont Square
Lutton, Joshua, spirit dealer and horse dealer, Charlemont Square
Menagh, J., crane master and sexton of church, Killyman Street
Mills, John, spirit dealer, Charlemont Street
Mooney, Thos. B., shoe maker, Charlemont
Moore, W., book seller and shoe maker, Charlemont
Moreland, James, Charlemont
Murphy, John, butcher, Killyman Street
McClinton, Samuel, linen manufacturer,, linen and woollen draper and grocer, Charlemont Street
McDowell, Wm., grocer and tin warehouse, Killyman Street
McGerr, John, spirit dealer, Charlemont Street
McKell, Samuel, leather seller, grocer, baker, Charlemont Street
McKell, Thos., grocer and baker and chandler, Dungannon Street
McKenna, Francis, carpenter, Killyman Street
McKenna, James, rag store, Charlemont
McMullin, John, blacksmith, Charlemont
McNeice, Felix, linen manufacturer, Listamnet
McNeice, Thomas, carpenter, Killyman Street
O'Neill, Dan., turner and spirit dealer and grocer, Killyman Street
O'Neill, Felix, linen manufacturer, Killyman
Orr, William, auctioneer and valuator
Patterson, Joseph, baker, grocer, postmaster, linen yarn merchant, woollen draper, etc., Charlemont Square
Quinn, John, blacksmith, Charlemont Square
Reid, Mary, haberdasher, Charlemont Square
Robinson, Richard, linen manufacturer, Killyman Street
Rolston, Brown, linen manufacturer, Aughinlig
Shannon, James, spirit dealer, Charlemont
Sheils, John, boot and shoe maker, Charlemont Square
Sloan, James, grocer, linen yarn, and woollen draper, iron monger, and ship owner, Charlemont Street
Somers, Mrs., grocer
Toal, Henry, grocer, Killyman Street
Toal, Henry, nailor and whitesmith, Killyman Street
Tomney, J., spirit dealer, Killyman Street
Warburton, E. P., spirit dealer, Charlemont
Weir, Armour, boot and shoe maker, Brick Row
Young, Francis, grocer, Charlemont

E In the foregoing list, Charlemont is printed after the names of its residents; the remainder all belong to Moy. Charlemont Square and Charlemont Street are in Moy

Adams, Thos., grocer, 63 Canal Street
Adams, Wm., painter, 11 Canal Street
Anderson, Mrs., pawn broker, 73 & 75 High Street
Anderson, John, auctioneer and commission agent, 8 Lower Catherine Street
Anderson & Co., grocers, etc., 2 & 3 Sugar Island
Angus, Robt., butcher, 6 Upper Water Street
Armour, Richard, publican, Canal Street
Armstrong, G. R., secretary to Newry Navigation Co., Downshire Road
Armstrong, Charles, secretary to Newry Gas Company, Downshire Road
Arnold, Mrs., dress maker, 4 Cowan Street
Balmer, John, sen., posting establishment, 12 Kiln Street
Bannon, Henry, coach builder, 95 Hill Street
Banks, Mrs., professor of music, Kiln Street
Barcroft, Henry, Bessbrook Spinning Co., The Glen
Barry, Michael, china and delf warehouse, 46 North Street
Beatty, Joseph, miller, 25 Merchants' Quay and Trevor Hill
Bell, Joseph, clerk of Newry Union
Bourke, John, keeper of bridewell, Ballybot
Boyd, John, publican, Church Street
Boyd, Robert, customs officer, 8 Sandys Street
Boyd, Andrew, car owner and publican, 26 Lower North Street
Boyd, Andrew, publican and brick maker, 70 Church Street
Boyd, Thomas, grocer and publican, 52 Upper Water Street
Boyle, Adam, tract repository, 48 Hill Street
Bradford, Wm., spirit dealer, Merchants' Quay
Brooks, Thomas, mill owner, 1 Basin Quay and 6 Sugarhouse Quay
Browne, Alex., ornamental plasterer, 13 Kilmorey Street
Brown, Wm., snuff manufacturer, 4 Merchants' Quay
Brown, Robt., provision dealer, 17 & 18 Merchants' Quay
Brown, Samuel, auctioneer, 1 Mall
Brown, Samuel, civil bill officer, 60 Kilmorey Street
Bryan, Thomas, entertainment, 55 Lower North Street
Bryson, James, entertainment, 37 Lower North Street
Bryson, Archibald, smith, 51 Upper North Street
Burns, James, proprietor Newry Reporter and jobbing printer, 63 Hill Street; res., Barrack Street
Burnside, William, mill owner, 14 Merchants' Quay; residence, Dublin
Burrows, William, engineer and contractor, 10 Trevor Hill
Burton, Henry A., agent of the Prudential Assurance Company, 29 Canal Street
Butterfield, J. J., auctioneer, Monaghan Street
Butterfield, Mrs., spirit dealer, Monaghan Street
Byrne, Michael, baker and under taker, 12 & 13 Lower Water Street
Byrne, Edward, tanner and currier, 40 Mill Street
Byrne, Arthur, draper, 39 Upper North Street
Byrne, Edward, grocer, etc., Lower Water Street
Byrne, J. and Co., hardware merchants, 22 Upper North Street
Byrne, Mrs., publican, Kilmorey Street
Campbell, Alex. F., jun., Moor Quarry, Dromore Lodge, Warrenpoint
Campbell, Edward, coach builder, 8 Edward Street
Campbell, Hugh, tanner, Courtenay Hill
Campbell, H. & Son, Moor quarries
Campbell, Mrs., grocer, Chapel Street
Campbell, Patrick, publican, 26 Upper North Street
Campbell, Patrick, sen., tanner, 35 Boat Street
Campbell, Patrick, jun., tanner, 35 Boat Street
Campbell, Robert & Co., wholesale grocers & seed merchants, 39 & 40 Upper Water St.
Campbell & Sloan, butchers, Market Street
Campbell & Savage, drapers, 35 Upper North Street
Cardwell, T., grain merchant, 17 & 18 Edward Street
Cardwell, T., advertising agent, etc., 5 Canal Street
Cartmill, William, grocer, 105 Canal Street
Carty, Edward, publican, 11 William Street
Carson, Mrs., 54 Hill Street
Carson, Wm., mechanic, 9 North Street
Carvill, Bros., timber merchants, etc., 31 Merchants' Quay
Cassidy, Miss, fancy repository and news agent, Margaret Street
Castlebellingham Brewing Stores, Hidemarket
Cathcart, Martin, hardware merchant, etc., 18 Upper North Street
Church, William, Newry Telegraph, 58 Canal Street
Clarke, James, civil bill officer, Needham Street
Clarke, Patrick, Dublin Bridge stationmaster, 30 Kilmorey Street
Clarke, William & Co., tobacconists, Margaret Street
Cleland, William J., grocer and publican, 50 Canal Street
Coleman, Thomas J., iron monger, 23 Upper North Street
Collins, Brothers, printers and stationers, 34 Hill Street
Collins, Edward, butcher, 5 Castle Street
Collins, Henry, chandler, 67 Castle Street
Collins, John, butcher, Water Street
Collins, Michael & Bernard, grocers and chandlers, 56 Castle Street
Connolly, John, slater, Castle Street
Connor, Francis, publican, 6 Bridge Street
Connor, Patrick, M.D., 2 Bridge Street
Connor, Samuel, M.D., surgeon, Apothecary and Druggist, Hill Street
Cook, John, relieving officer, 27 Talbot Street
Cooke, Thompson, master of Union Workhouse
Co-operative Society, 9 North Street
Corcoran, P., china, glass and delf merchant, 75 & 76 Hill Street
Cordner, William Henry, watch maker, 16 Hill Street
Cousins, John, grocer, 104 & 105 High Street
Crawford, Robert, butcher, Market Street
Crilly, Patrick, grocer, Queen Street
Crozier, Robert, painter, 14 Hill Street
Cullan, William, corn merchant, 7 Merchants' Quay
Cunningham, John, draper, 18 Market Street
Cunningham, John, boot and shoe maker, 40 Upper North Street
Cunningham, Patrick, tanner, 7 Needham Place
Cunningham, M., spirit dealer, Lower Mill Street
Dale, John, mechanic, 55 Canal Street
D'Arcy, M. & Co., spirit merchants, Merchants' Quay
Daly, P. T., Hill Street
Davidson, George R., nurseryman, Crieve
Davidson, Wm., rope and twine manufacturer, 25 Sugar Island
Dempsey, Mrs., bakery, Sugar Island
Dempster, Robert, mill owner, 11 Needham Street
Dempster, John, mill manager, Canal Street
Devlin, Patrick, butcher, 1 Kildare Street
Dickson, Andrew John, provision merchant, 21 Monaghan Street
Dickey, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 50 Upper North Street
Dillon, Francis, maltster and brewer, 14 Queen Street
Doherty, Robert H., clerk to the Town Commissioners, 15 King Street
Dougan, William F., merchant tailor, etc., Hill Street
Dowdall, Brothers, tanners, 7 Hill Street
Dowdall, Michael, clothier, 42 Lower North Street
Downey, Bernard, spirit stores, 28, 29 & 30 Mill Street
Downey, Richard, T.C., grocer and spirit merchant, 10 & 11 Market Street
Dromgoole, Charles, publican, 1a, 2 and 2a Monaghan Street
Eakin, William, gas and property tax collector and agent for the National Provident Assurance Company, 54 Hill Street
Eaton, Molesworth, manager in brewery, Southwark
Emerson, Hugh, stone & marble steam works, 2 Basin Quay
Fearnley, Benjamin L., secretary to Newry and Armagh Railway Company; office, Edward Street Station; res. Seaview, Warrenpoint
Fearon, Francis, toy warehouse, 3 & 4 Upper North Street
Fegan, James, J.P., chairman of Town Commissioners, land and house agent ; office, 9 Kilmorey Street ; res. Clanrye Cottage
Fennell, James, Dublin Bridge Flour Mills, 23 & 24 Buttercrane Quay
Ferguson, Mathias Valentine, watch maker, etc., 67 Hill Street
Ferron, Thomas, grocer, 25 Mill Street
Fisher, Joseph, shipping agent, etc., 28 Buttercrane Quay
Fitzpatrick, Peter, coal merchant, 3 Canal Bank
Fitzmaurice, E., stationer & book seller, North Street
Fleming, Samuel, plumber and gas fitter, etc., 33 Upper North Street
Flinn, Mrs., servants' registry office, William Street
Fowler, Enoch, grocer, 59 Cowan Street
Fowler, Joseph, accountant, cashier, etc., 17 Trevor Hill
Fowler, William, brick and tile manufacturer, 18 Talbot Street
Frazer, William, coal, corn and seed merchant, Merchants' Quay
Friedel, Charles E., merchant tailor, 47 Hill Street
Glenny, David, grain merchant, etc., 119 Canal Street
Glenny, Isaac, clothier, haberdasher, etc., Upper North Street; residence, Fathom Park
Glenny, John, manager, Newry Foundry, 45 & 46 Canal Street
Glenny, Joseph, clothier and pawn broker, 10 Lower North Street
Gordon, Joseph, grocer and publican, 16 & 17 Upper North Street
Gordon, William J., grocer and spirit dealer, 52 Stream Street
Graham, Robert, wholesale grocer and spirit dealer, 6 Kildare Street
Grant, Owen (Grant & Coburn), German consul, ship broker, etc., 13 William Street
Grant, Patrick, seed merchant and nurseryman, 4c Canal Bank; residence, Monaghan Street
Green, James, draper, 13 Upper North Street
Green, Thomas, seedsman, 44 Hill Street
Green, Thomas, & Co., tea merchants, family grocers, etc., 2 Margaret Square
Greer, James, & Co., coal and corn merchants, Merchants' Quay
Greer, James Wm., coal merchant, Basin Walk
Guy, Geo., jun., emigration agent, coal merchant, etc., Merchants' Quay
Hamilton, James (of the firm of R. Campbell & Co.), 39 & 40 Upper Water Street
Hamilton, Wm. R., chemist, druggist, etc., 71 Hill Street
Halligan, Miss, Imperial Hotel, Marcus Square
Hand, William, flax buyer, 71 Canal Street
Hanna, Joseph, publican, 116 Canal Street
Hancock, Henry, saddler, etc., 27 Hill Street
Harcourt, William R., pawn broker, 149 High Street
Harcourt & Co., chemists and druggists, Upper Water Street
Harrold, Edward, draper, 20 Market Street
Harvey, John, publican, 19 Edward Street
Heather, John, grocer & publican, 51 Upper Water Street
Helen, Patrick John, tobacconist, etc., 27a Hill Street
Henderson & Co., proprietors of Newry Telegraph, and book and general printers, 77 Hill Street
Hennessy, David, cabinet maker, 6 Lower North Street
Hennessy, Charles, cabinet maker, 13 Sandys Street
Hill, Edward, boot and shoe manufacturer, 45 Hill Street
Hillis & Co., wholesale grocers, seed and coal merchants, etc., 23 Merchants' Quay
Hunter, George, mechanic, 5 Corn Market
Hunter, John, ship smith, 22 Buttercrane Quay
Hunter, Moses, ship builder, 1 River Street; residence, Needham Place
Hynes, Richard, architect, 29 William Street
Isaacs, Charles E., income tax collector, 8 Trevor Hill
Ivor, John B., book binder, 14 Basin Walk
Johnston, Robert James, boot and shoe warehouse, 51 Hill Street
Kean, Stephen, oyster and fish merchant, 1 Margaret Square
Kearney, Cornelius, assistant surveyor, 24 Downshire Road
Keating, Michael, dyer, 20/29? Mill Street
Kinnear, Laing & Co., wine importers, tea merchants, and Italian warehousemen, Hill Street
Laing, Thomas, pawn broker, Market Street
Laverty, William, grocer, 1 & 2 Stream Street
Lawlor, W. H., mill manager, Dromalane Cottage
Lawson, Charles, coach builder, 29 & 29a Hill Street
Lawson, Chas., jun., coach builder, 6 Kilmorey Street
Lawson, Joseph, keeper of Newry Bridewell, Kilmorey Street
Lawson, Miss, dress maker (firm of Lawson & Matthews), Sugar Island
Lee, James, pianoforte and music sellers, 20 Hill Street
Lennon, Daniel, publican, 27 Buttercrane Quay
Liddell, James, pianoforte tuner, etc., 11 Hill Street
Little, Mrs., draper and clothier, 11 & 12 Lower North Street
Little, William, pawn broker, 57 Castle Street ; res. 11 Lower North Street
Livingston, Joseph, baker, etc., 2 Queen Street
Lucas & Son, Soho Foundry, 1 & 2 Canal Bank
Lupton, Joseph, sen., corn merchant and miller, 44 & 45 Queen Street
Lupton, Joseph, jun., coal merchant, 42 Queen Street
MacDonald, Andrew, iron monger, 21 Hill Street
MacMurray, Wm., coal merchant, 44a Merchants' Quay
Madden, Bernard, grocer and spirit merchant, Canal Street
Madine, J., grocer and posting establishment, 59 Castle Street
Magennis, John, publican, 8 & 9 Merchants' Quay
Magill, Mrs., publican, Monaghan Street
Magill & Thompson, wholesale grocers and spirit merchants, 4 & 5 Kildare Street and 1 Sandys Street
Maginnis, Edward, engraver, 3 Mall
Maginnis, John, draper, North Street
Maginnis, Patrick, sen., publican and provision dealer, 26 Market Street
Magowan, W. & S., printers and stationers, 46 Hill Street
Magrath, Robert, tinsmith, 7 Lower North Street
Magrath, Thomas, locksmith, etc., 13 Basin Walk
Magrath, William, whitesmith, 7 Mill Street
Maguire, Henry, grocer, spirit dealer, etc., 22 Market Street
Maguire, Hugh, spirit dealer, 17 King Street
Mancini, Dionisio G., ship broker, spirit dealer, etc., 18 William Street
Mangan, James, clothing hosiery and outfitting establishment, 74 & 75, Hill Street
Mark, Chas. A., auctioneer, valuator, etc., Hill Street
Marron, James, spirit dealer, etc., 17 William Street
Marron, James, publican, 89 Hill Street
Marron, Michael, stone cutter, 16 Mill Street
Marron, Patrick, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Mill Street
Marshall, John, watch maker and jeweller, 36 Hill Street
Martin, Nesbitt & Irwin, wholesale grocers, seedsmen, etc., 56 & 57 Hill Street
Mathers, Francis, boot and shoe maker, Hill Street
Maxwell, Geo. H., assistant Town Clerk, Canal Street
Meares, Joseph L. D., town surveyor, etc., Bridge Street
Moore, Francis & Co., wine merchants, 60 Hill Street
Mulgrew, James, butter and egg dealer, 11 Buttercrane Quay
Mullan, Peter, tobacconist, 93 Hill Street
Mullan, Thomas, hatter, hosier, etc., 4 Margaret Street
McAlpine, Robert, merchant tailor, 40 Hill Street
McAreavy, John, cabinet maker and house furnishing warehouse, Hill Street
McBlain, Robert, & Co., wholesale grocers, wine and spirit merchants, and seedsmen, 32 & 33 Hill Street
McCaffrey, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, Canal Street
McCallister, S. & W., grocers and spirit dealers, 2 Canal Street
McCammon, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Lower North Street
McCann, Francis, publican, 23 Monaghan Street
McCann, T., bakery establishment, 20 Castle Street
McCartan, Tomas J., gentlemen's outfitting establishment, 44 Upper North Street
McClatchy, Mrs., milliner, North Street
McClean, James, publican, 45 Upper Water Street
McClelland, John, baker and publican, 3 Market Street
McClelland, Robert, grocer and publican, 17 Castle Street
McClelland, Robert, horse shoer, Hill Street
McClelland, Samuel, grocer and publican, 33 Kilmorey Street
McCoey, Mrs., spirit merchant, Mill Street
McCombe, John, house agent, 9 Kilmorey Street
McCormack, B., commission agent, 104 Canal Street
McCormack, John, controller of customs, 18 New Street
McCracken, Robert, agent Barrow Steam Navigation Company, 44 Merchants Quay
McCracken, George, jun., bank accountant, Canal Street
McCrink, Henry, publican, 45 Merchant's Quay
McDermott, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Mill Street
McDowell, John, wholesale family grocer and seed merchant, 42 Water Street
McElroy, Bernard, clothier, 36 Upper North Street
McElroy, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 24 Sugar Island
McElroy, Hugh, bakery, 35 Canal Street
McElroy, Patrick, hardware merchant, 27 Upper North Street
McElroy, William J., wholesale grocer, 20 Sugar Island
McFarland, Duncan, spade maker, 13 Maginnis Street
McFedries, Mrs., Victoria Hotel, Margaret Square
McGeorge, James & Co., drapers, etc., the Newry Mart, 3, 4 & 5 Lower North Street
McGlade, James, fowl dealer, 7 Market Street
McGinness, James, fowl dealer, Market Street
McGrath, James, copper and tin worker, 43 Canal Street
McGrath, Thomas, locksmith, Mill Street
McKay, Thomas J., confectioner, 28 Hill Street
McKay, Thomas, photographer, 70 Hill Street
McKevitt, Hugh, provision dealer and spirit merchant, 1 Market Street
McKevitt, Hugh D., foreign consul, 31c Merchants' Quay
McLoughlin, J., agent Dundalk and Newry Steam Packet Company, Hill Street, Newry, and Warrenpoint
McNally, John P., wine merchant, 85 Hill Street
McNeice, James, watch and clock maker, 9 Margaret Street
McRoberts, James, furniture dealer, 22 Castle Street
Nicholson, John C., & Co., wholesale grocers, etc., 3 Kildare Street
Nightingale, Frederick, paper bag maker, 16 Edward Street
Nixon, James D., boot and shoe maker, 88 Hill Street
Northern Fire and Life Insurance Office - Agents, Joseph Lupton, jun., Queen Street; and John N. Moore, Moore Lodge, Kilkeel
Norton & Shaw, car proprietors, Margaret Square
Orr, William, commercial traveller, 9 Talbot Street
Overy, Wm., caretaker, Newry Fever Hospital
O'Hagan, Felix, grocer and seed merchant, 3 Margaret Street
O'Hagan, Hugh, dyer, 23 Mill Street
O'Hagan, John James, merchant tailor & clothier, 12, 13, 14 & 15 Market Street
O'Hagan, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 90 & 91 Hill Street
O'Hanlon, Ardle, grocer and spirit dealer, 44 Merchants' Quay
O'Hare, Bernard, publican and grocer, 43 Upper Water Street
O'Hare, John, builder, 9 Lower Catherine Street
Pace, Hugh, watch maker, 2 Talbot Street
Parker, J. J., music warehouse, 5 Kilmorey Street
Patterson, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Canal Street
Patterson, Robert, mechanic, 7 Corn Market
Perry, George, grocer, 3 Hill Street
Peacock, Miss, lodgings, 10 Hill Street
Pollock, Andrew, cooper, Canal Street
Polley, William Thomas, printer, lithographer, etc., Hill Street
Porter, John, Farmer's Inn, Canal Street
Quinn, Edward, blacksmith, 2 Cowan Street
Quinn, John James, hardware merchant, etc., 12 Margaret Street
Quinn, Mrs., clothes dealer, North Street
Redmond, William F., timber merchant, 36 & 37 Merchant's Quay
Rennie, William, overseer Newry Foundry, 13 Edward Street
Reside, Henry, painter, 24 Talbot Street
Rice, Bernard, saddler, 50 Hill Street
Rice, Thomas, feather dealer, 24a & 25 Market Street
Riddle, William, wholesale porter dealer, 28 King Street
Rodger, McClelland, & Co., florists and seed merchants, 64 Hill Street
Rowland, Robert, foreman Telegraph office, 4 Cowan Street
Rooney, Brothers, hardware merchants, 5a Margaret Street
Rooney & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 20a Merchant's Quay
Ryan, Andrew, publican, 4 Edward Street
Ryan, Edward, publican, 30 Castle Street
Russell, John, organist and music teacher, 103 Canal Street
Savage, James, jun., coal merchant, 24 Merchant's Quay
Savage, James, bonded store keeper, Merchant's Quay ; res., Basin House
Savage, Patrick, merchant tailor, 65a Hill Street
Savage, Patrick, draper, 45 Upper North Street
Scott, Isaac, grocer, miller, etc., 15 Sugar Island
Scott & Son, wholesale grocers and gun powder merchants, 35 Hill Street
Shaw, James H., clerk in agency office, Upper Chapel Street
Sheridan, John, car owner, 4 Abbey Yard
Sinclair, James, grocer and publican, 4 Canal Street
Sinclair & Son, corn and meal merchants, and millers, 9 Sugar Island
Sloan, Bernard, butcher, 1 Margaret Street
Sloan, Henry, station master, 6 Corry Square
Sloan, John, butcher, 27 Market Street
Sloan, Nathaniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 24 & 25a Dromolane
Small, Arthur John, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Margaret Street
Smith, James & John, grocers and spirit dealers, 7 Kildare Street
Spence, Crozier, spirit dealer and cola merchant, 23 Sugar Island
Stanton, James & Co., drapers, 11 Margaret Street
Stephens, James T., 1 Windsor Hill
Stewart, Donald, fish merchant, 17 Canal Quay
Stewart, Isaac, coach builder, etc., 10 William Street
Stewart, John, pork cutter, Cowan Street
Stewart, James, cooper, 29 King Street
Strain, John, chandler,22  Sugar Island
Swaile, Robert, clerk in post office, 86 Canal Street
Taaffe, George, bookkeeper, Hunter's Villa
Taylor, James, car owner, 4 Barrack Street
Taylor, James, foreman moulder, 18 Caulfield Place
Thomson, Henry & Co., wine merchants, Trevor Hill
Thompson, Andrew, painter, etc., Sugar Island
Thompson, Alexander, assistant mill manager, 12 Upper Edward Street
Thompson, David, grocer, Sugar Island
Thompson, James, grocer and flour merchant, 16 Market Street
Thompson, William, grocer, Merchants' Quay
Todd, A. & Co., flour merchants, Merchants' Quay
Todd, J. K. & Co., grocers, spirit dealers, and seed merchants, 11 Sugar Island
Tramer, Charles, publican, Lower North Street
Tramer, Mrs., grocer, Market Street
Tweedie, William, pawnbroker, King Street
Ulster Supply Company, 68 & 69 Hill Street - teas, wines, spirits; also boot and shoe department
Walle, Michael, pensioner, 45, 46 & 47 Boat Street
Walker, A. R., miller, flour and grain stores, Mill Street; res., 83 Hill St.
Walmsley, Andrew, tea and wine merchant, 31 Hill Street
Warnock, James & Co., book sellers, etc., 3 Margaret Street
Watson, Samuel, grocer and spirit dealer, 41 Water Street
Watson, Wm. James, architect, etc., 2 Savings Bank Square; res., Warrenpoint
Watson, S., tea, wine, spirit, seed and provision merchant, 41 Water Street
Webster, George, sawyer, 14 Kilmorey Street
Weir, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 20b Talbot Street
Weir, Nathaniel, provision dealer, 32 & 33 Upper Water Street
Weir, Thomas, saddler, 23 Lower North Street
Whelan, Alexander, carpenter and builder, 9 & 10 Canal Street; res., Canal Quay
Wheatley, Thomas, flour and grain merchant, Merchant's Quay ; res. 100 Canal Street
Whelan, John, clerk of Petty Sessions, Hill Street
Whinnery, William, bookkeeper, Talbot Street
White, Thomas, labourer, 12 Talbot Street
Whitfield, James, chain masker, 14 Catherine Street
Willis, Thomas P., wholesale and retail family grocer, 18 & 19 Mill Street
Willis, Wm., commercial traveller,20c Talbot Street
Wilson, Abraham, flax spinner, Corry Square ; res. Rostrevor
Withers, J., hair dresser, 9 Hill Street
Woods, Mrs., lodgings, 9 Needham Place
Wright, James, mechanic, 21 Barrack Street
Wright, John, wholesale and manufacturing stationer, printer and lithographer by steam power, 19, 20, 21 & 22 Water Street
Wright, John, grocer and publican, 44 Upper Water Street
Wright, Miss, Monaghan Street
Wright, Mrs., 22 Monaghan Street
Wylie, Wm., veterinary surgeon, 4 Margaret Square
Wyne, Wm., boot maker, 14 Cornmarket
Young, James, V.S., 12a Needham Place

Military Camp, Government Rifle Range, and Drill Field, Comber Road - The camp is, during the greater part of the year, occupied by detachments of regiments, stationed in Belfast or Newry, for rifle practice. The range is one of the best in Ireland, and the first in Ulster. The drill field, in which the North Down Rifles have their field days and are annually reviewed, is twenty acres in extent. Ralph Dudgeon, caretaker
Royal North Down Rifles - Regimental Office, Mill Street. Col. John Craig, of Myra Castle, Downpatrick, is commanding officer, and the permanent staff is stationed here under Capt. and Adjutant George Rowan Hamilton, J.P.

Alexander, Ellen, grocer and delf dealer, Castle Place
Alexander, Peter, reed maker, Mill Street
Anderson, Robert, carrier, Court Street
Apperson, James, manufacturer, Thomas Street
Arnold, Alexander, grocer, Movilla Street
Arnold, Mrs., stationer, High Street
Arthur, Henry, flax buyer, Church Street
Bailie, Thomas, cabinet maker, High Street
Bailie, Robert, grocer, Greenwell Street
Baird, William, draper, Conway Square
Baxter, Susan, spirit dealer, Russell Place
Beatty, Thomas, tanner, Regent Street
Belfast Warehouse Company, High Street, J. McRoberts, manager
Bell, George L., accountant, Corporation
Beresford, Jane, sewed agent, Great Francis Street
Blackstock, James, grocer and flax buyer, Mill Street
Blakeley, William, grocer and commission agent, Church Street
Boal, Mary, spirit dealer, Regent Street
Boal, David, tailor, South Street
Bowden, Andrew, spirit dealer, Conway Square
Boyle, Jas., grocer and grain merchant, Castle Street
Brown, John C., baker, Great Francis Street
Brown, James A., draper, High Street
Caughey, Messrs. J. & R. B., letterpress printers, house painters, paper hanging dealers, etc., Great Francis Street
Claney, John, inn keeper and car owner, Great Francis Street
Clarke, James, draper, Great Francis Street
Clegg, Henry, clogger, Conway Square
Collins, Eliza, bookseller, stationer, and news agent, Great Frances Street
Copeland, John, inn keeper, bottler, and car owner, Conway Square and West Street
Cooper, Wm., postmaster and stamp distributor, Great Frances Street
Coulter, John, draper, High Street
Crawford, Wm., spirit merchant and car owner, Court Square
Crooks, John, grocer, Regent Street
Crookes, James, tailor, Regent Street
Dalzell, Robert, cooper, Castle Street
Davidson, Miss, milliner and dress maker, Great Frances Street
Davidson, Adam, draper, Conway Street
Dawson, Robt., carpenter, Greenwell Street
Dickson, Alexander, & Sons, seed merchants, nurserymen & florists, Church St.
Dickson, Hugh, corn miller and contractor, William Street
Dobbin, William, manufacturer, South Street
Doggart, J. N., painter, etc., East Street
Doggart, Horatio J., weaving agent, Court Street
Dougherty, Hugh, civil bill officer, Frederick Street
Douglas, John, draper, Regent Street
Duff, James, machinist, West Street
Dugan, Prudence, spirit dealer, Francis Street
Dunn, Robert, draper, Conway Square
Dunn, Robert, coal importer, East Terrace
Ennis, Arthur, spirit dealer, Regent Street
Ferguson, Robert, grocer, Zion Place
Finlay, Isaac, grocer, provision and grain merchant, Castle Place
Fleming, Agnes, haberdasher, High Street
Foster, Wm., turner, North Street
Francis, James, spirit dealer, Great Frances Street
Gibson, William J., iron monger and seed merchant, High Street
Gill, Mary, spirit dealer, Mill Street
Gill, William, spirit dealer and road contractor, Church Street
Gilmore, Patrick, gas fitter, plumber & tinplate worker
Gilliland, John, & Co., gas fitters and plumbers, Thomas Street
Gilliland, Mrs., grocer, West Street
Gilliland, Wm., commission agent, Thomas Street
Gordon, James, tailor, Regent Street
Gordon, Hugh, painter, glazier, etc., Greenwell Street
Goudy, John, grocer, High Street
Gray, John Robb, inn keeper, Great Francis Street
Greer, W. H., teacher of drawing, Great Francis Street
Hall, Eliza, spirit dealer, Mill Street
Hanna, John, builder, car owner, and funeral undertaker, South Street
Hay, Agnes, confectioner, Great Francis Street
Henry, Wm., Newtownards Chronicle, Great Frances Street
Howard, Lewis, spirit merchant, Regent Street
Iliff, Thos. J., inland revenue officer, High Street
Iveston, William, general merchant, car owner, Great Francis St.
Jeffrey, James, Short Sea Passage Hotel and railway bar, North Street
Johnston, William, auctioneer, etc., Great Frances Street
Johnston, Samuel, weaving agent, East Street
Johnston, Miss, haberdasher, High Street
Kelly, Samuel C., grocer, Little Francis Street
Kennedy, George A., painter, etc., South Street
Kennedy, Wm., blacksmith, Regent Street
Kilshaw, Charlotte, music teacher, Ladies' Seminary, Great Francis Street
Kirk, Wm., grocer and weaving agent, Great Frances Street
Kyle, William, spirit dealer, Regent Street
Larken, Hugh, classical teacher, Great Frances Street
MacGowan, J. C., Petty Sessions clerk, Regent Street
Mahon, John F., Temperance Hotel and posting establishment, High Street
Martin, Robert, apothecary, High Street
Martin, Agnes, sewing agent, Zion Place
Martin, David, provision merchant, Movilla Street
Martin, Wm., grocer, Little Frances Street
Mayne, Wm., grocer, seed and wine merchant, High Street
Miskelly, Samuel, tailor, Great Frances Street
Minnis, Hugh, civil bill officer, Mill Street
Montgomery, David, boot and shoe dealer, Movilla Street
Moore, Samuel, grocer and provision merchant, Movilla Street
Moore, John, grocer, High Street
Moore, Alex. H., High Street
Munce, Messrs. R. & T., grain merchants, Court Street
Murdock, John, cabinet maker, Great Frances Street
McAuley, Wm., shoe maker, North Street
McBride, Robert, newspaper reporter, Mill Street
McBride, Wm. H., shoe maker, High Street
McCall, Edward, draper, High Street
McCartan, Margaret, spirit dealer, Castle Street
McClure, Nessy, spirit dealer, South Street
McClure, Samuel, draper, High Street
McClement, John, druggist, High Street
McCutcheon, John, saddler and spirit dealer, High Street
McCormick, Edward, draper, Great Francis Street
McCreight, Samuel, builder, William Street
McCullough, Hugh A., spirit dealer, Court Square
McDowell, James, auctioneer, valuator & commission agent, Court Square
McEntee, James, leather and gutta percha boot and shoe maker, High Street
McIlvenny, James, pawn broker, Regent Street
McKane, David, Londonderry estate office, High Street
McKee, Anna, grocer, Regent Street
McKee, John, spirit dealer and grain merchant, Castle Street
McKee, David, rent agent, Regent Street
McLaughlin, Eliza, spirit dealer, Regent Street
McLean, Henry, spirit dealer and car owner, Conway Square
McMullan, Patk., Great Frances Street
McWhinney, John, saddler, Castle Street
McWhinney, Adam, flesher, High Street
McVane, John, sewing agent, Great Frances Street
Oram, J., manufacturer, 2 Wallace Street
Paisley, Thomas, carpenter and builder, Upper Court Street
Patterson, David, rent agent, Little Francis Street
Patterson, Mary, stationer, bookseller, and news agent, High Street
Patton, John, bottler, Court Street
Patton, James, watch maker and jeweller, High Street
Potter, John, saddler, Great Frances Street
Potter, John, weaving agent, East Street
Purdy, Andrew, weaving and sewing agent, Great Frances Street
Purse, Hans, spirit dealer, Castle Street
Ramsay, John, pawn broker, sewing agent and tea dealer, Great Frances Street
Reid, William, draper, Great Frances Street
Reid, David H., spirit dealer, Conway Square
Robinson, David, chemist and druggist, Conway Square
Roddy, R., stone cutter, Greenwell Street
Saunderson, William, Londonderry Arms Hotel, High Street
Semple, James, nailor, Little Francis Street
Shaw, Hans, spirit dealer, South Street
Simms, John, draper, High Street
Simms, Hugh, butter merchant, William Street
Simpson, Anna, druggist, Conway Square
Simpson, A. D., iron monger, commissioner for taking affidavits, High Street
Skilling, Stephen, grocer and stationer, Great Frances Street
Sloan, Robert, spirit dealer and car owner, Great Frances Street
Smyth, James, flesher, Regent Street
Smyth, William, flesher, Great Francis Street
Snoddon, Andrew, rent agent, South Street
Stevenson, John, auctioneer, surveyor and commission agent, Regent Street
Stewart, T. A., tailor, Regent Street
Stuart, Robert, spirit dealer, Regent Street
Stormont, David & Son, prov. merchants, Court Square
Stoupe, James, boot and shoe maker, High Street
Taylor, John & Son, grocers, millers, grain merchants, and starch manufacturers, South Street, High Street and Mill Street
Taylor, Nathl., baker and confectioner, High Street
Taylor, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Great Frances Street
Tierney, John, spirit merchant and tobacconist, Great Frances Street
Unsworth, Thomas, clogger, Conway Square
Wallace, Rose A., draper, Conway Square
Warden, Joseph D., grocer, High Street
Warden, James, ironmonger, High Street
Waugh, Francis, draper, Great Frances Street
Webb, John, Commercial Hotel, Regent Street
Whiteside, Eliza, flesher, High Street