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SAINTFIELD
Is a small market town
in the County of Down, nine miles S.S.E. from Belfast, and nine miles
N.W. from Downpatrick, situated at the intersection of the roads
branching respectively to Belfast, Downpatrick, Ballynahinch and Comber.
Tonoughnieve, the Irish name of the town, means the "Hill of the
Saint," or "Saint Hill," translated into Saintfield. On
the 9th of June, 1798, a brisk skirmish occurred here between a party of
the yeomanry and the insurgents, when the latter obtained the advantage,
and the temporary possession of the place. The late seat of the lord of
the manor, James C. Price, Esq., is situated in a beautiful demesne,
about a mile North of the town. The weaving of linens and other fabrics
give employment to a number of persons in the neighbourhood. Petty
Sessions are held every third Tuesday. The Parish Church is a large and
elegant structure, with square tower. The Presbyterians have two
churches, and the Roman Catholics a chapel. There are good schools. The
Belfast and County Down Railway have a station at Saintfield, which is
of great advantage to the town. The market is on Monday, and the fairs
on the last Wednesday of every month. A flax and grain market has been
established.
Post Office, Main Street - Francis
Minnis, postmaster
Bank - Branch of the Belfast Banking Company - James Napier, bank
manager; James L. Riggs, cashier
Places of Worship
Church of Ireland, Main Street -
Rev. Robert D. Knox, vicar
First Presbyterian Church, Main Street - Rev. Saml. Hamilton
Second Presbyterian Church, Ballynahinch Road - Rev. George R. Moore
Roman Catholic Chapel, Main Street - Rev. P. Phelan, P.P.
Gentry, etc.
Darby, James, Millview
Gordon, Thos., J.P.,
Tonnoughnieve House
Lyle, James, Model Farm
Price, James C., J.P., D.L., Saintfield House
Thompson, William James, The Cottage
Clergy and Professional
Fulton, Thomas, M.D., dispensary
Gordon, W., M.D., J.P., Tonnoughnieve House
Garrett, Hugh Moore, J.P., Rowallen, Saintfield
Knox, Rev. Robert D., Glebe House
Phelan, Rev. P., P.P., Main Street
Moore, Rev. John R., Rowallen Cottage
Smith, John, M.D., surgeon
Traders, etc.
Anderson, James, Carsontown Mills
Barnes, Frederick J., Inland Revenue officer
Bell, George, grocer and leather cutter, Main Street
Bell, James, woollen draper, Main Street
Bigham, Samuel, spirit dealer
Burton, Joseph, blacksmith
Coulter, John, assistant surveyor
Craig, Thomas, licensed car proprietor, Main Street
Crawford, Thomas, spirit dealer
Crossan, John, sexton of church
Curlett, Christopher, baker
Davy, John, spirit dealer
Dick, William, grocer
Dougherty, Bernard, railway station master
Dunn, Mary J., boarding house
Dunn, Samuel, butcher
Ferguson, John, fruiterer
Fleming, Sarah, grocer, Main Street
Garrett, William, grocer and shoe maker
Gibson, William, shoe maker, leather cutter and grocer
Gilmore, Miss, millinary and dress maker (millinery)
Hogg, Samuel, grocer
Jackson, Mrs., Comber Street
Jennings, Henry, woollen draper
Kelly, John Harvey, teacher of Church school
Kinghan, William, tailor
Kingon, Robert, grocer and glazier
Lowry, James, carpenter
Lowry, William, carpenter
Lyons, Joseph, butcher
Mahony, Michael, constable
Miller, Edward, saddler, Main Street
Minnis, Francis, grocer, etc.
Monaghan, Terence, National School (No. 2)
Moody, Robert, woollen draper, etc.
Morrow, William, stone mason
Munce, Andrew, butcher
Murray, Felix, spirit dealer
McBurney, Walter, miller
McCarthy, Henry, auctioneer
McConnell, William, marine dealer
McDonald, Robert, Prince's Arms Hotel
McIlveen, Henry, tailor and outfitter
McIlwain, James, grocer
McRobert, Archibald, Queen's Arms Hotel
McRoberts, John, blacksmith and horse shoer
Oswald, Andrew, woollen draper, etc.
Patterson, Grace, grocer
Patterson, R., summons server (Petty Sessions)
Patterson, William John, civil bill officer
Perry, Nathaniel, woollen draper, etc.
Potter, James, grocer
Priestly, James, woollen drapers, etc.
Priestly, Margaret, mill owner
Priestly, Margaret, woollen draper, etc.
Ransom, Mrs., grocer
Scarlett, Christopher, spirit dealer
Speers, John, grocer and spirit dealer
Spratt, Charles, watch and clock maker
Spratt, John, spirit dealer
Stewart, Robert, grocer
Stranaghen, Robert, shoe maker
Thompson, E. & Son, woollen drapers
Thompson, William, general merchant
White, James, carpenter
Whiteman, Isabella, spirit dealer
Wightman, William, teacher in National School
Williamson, Hugh, shoe maker
Wilson, Andrew, Petty Sessions' clerk, woollen draper and millinery
establishment
Woods, Archibald, shoe maker
STEWARTSTOWN
Is a small market
town in County Tyrone, about thirty five miles W. from Belfast, situated
on the road from Dungannon to Coleraine. This place derived its original
name, Stewartstown, from Sir Andrew Stewart, to whom James 1. granted
the surrounding district ; in the year 1608, or soon afterwards, he
erected a castle, or rather converted other buildings into one, and laid
the foundation of the present town. About two miles from the town is
Stuart Hall, the seat of Earl Castle-Stuart, who derives his title of
Earl from this place. The town consists of a spacious square and three
principal streets, well arranged, and the houses well built with stone
and roofed with slate. The Market
House stands in the centre of the town. Petty Sessions are held on the
first Wednesday in every month. The Church of Donaghenry (Donaghendery?)
is a neat and commodious structure, as also the glebe house. The living
is a rectory. The other places of worship are two Presbyterian and one
Wesleyan Methodist church and a Roman Catholic chapel. Each of the
Presbyterian and the Methodist congregations have very handsome and
commodious manses. The market is held on Wednesday, and the fair on the
first Wednesday on and after the 12th of every month.
Post Office - Robert Henry,
postmaster and Master of Chancery Courts
Places of Worship
Parish Church
- Rev. H. W. Young
First Presbyterian Church - Rev. I. N. Harkness
Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. Robert McBride
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. Shane
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Various ministers
Public Institutions
Dispensary Station - Robt. Henry,
M.D., medical officer
Loan Fund Office - Wm. Brown, clerk
Stamp Office - James Little, sub-distributor
National School - Wm. Campbell, teacher
Infant School - Miss Jameson, teacher
Infant School - Miss Egerton, teacher
National School - Miss Jameson, teacher
Donaghendery (Donaghenry?) National School - M. McNeill, teacher
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,
etc.
Armstrong, W. C., M.D., Annie Hill
Atwell, Rev. Wm. E., D.D., Clonoe Glebe
Bryan, Robert, Gortnaskea
Castle-Stuart, The Earl of, Stuart Hall
Caulfield, H., J.P., Drumcairne and Dublin
Caulfield, Colonel Jas., Drumcairne
Chambers, John, Ballymaguire
Chambrey, H. W., Stewartstown
Cummings, George, Drumgonnell
Ekin, S. E., Goran
Gibson, Wm., Ballywhillan House
Harkness, Rev. I. N.
Harris, Frederick, solicitor, Killymurphy
Henry, Robert, M.D., Stewartstown
Kelso, John, Ballybeg
Kennedy, C. G. B., Mullintaine
Lee, Alexander, Coole
Lee, John, Cloghog
Little, John, solicitor
Lowe, Wm., Ballywhillan
Macky, Rev. David, Albany
Magill, Mrs., Barn Hill
Maxwell, Rev. John, Brigh
Meade, Rev. C. D., D.L., Ardtrea Glebe
Megaw, Wm., Kiloon
McBride, Rev. Robert
McCurdy, Rev. Samuel, Stewartstown
McReynolds, Thos., Kingsmill
Porter, Rev. Thos. H., D.D., Ballymully Glebe, Tullyhogue
Reaney, Joseph, Eary House
Reid, John H., Donaghendry Cottage
Robson, Charles, Eary
Simpson, Robert, Lisnight
Stanley, Chas., J.P., Roughan
Stewart, James, Lettercleary
Waugh, Thos., physician and apothecary
Whittle, W. B., M.R.C.S.L.
Wilcocks, St. George, J.P., Brookend
Woods, John, Stewartstown
Young, Rev. H. W., Donaghendry Glebe
Young, Rev. J. M., Ballyclog Glebe
Traders, etc.
Abernethy, William
Alexander, James, watch and clock maker
Anderson, Charles, land steward, Stuart Hall and Earey House
Donnelly, James, tailor
Dunn, James, lime merchant, Mullintaine
Dunseith, John, tailor
Ellison, John, tailor
Graham, George, boot and shoe maker
Hamilton, Wm., baker and grocer
Henderson, Thomas
Henry, Robert & Co., woollen drapers, haberdashers, etc.
Hunter, Wm., woollen draper
Johnston, Henry, grocer and spirit dealer
Joyce, John, grocer
Little, J. C., leather and timber merchant
Logan, John, hardware and grocer
Lowe, Thomas, draper
Mackarel, Sarah, baker
McAliskey, John, carpenter
McGaughey, Wm., grocer and leather seller
McGhee, James, Imperial Hotel
McKenna, Thomas, Railway Hotel
McKiver, James, grocer
McManus, Alex., blacksmith
Newell, Charles, butcher
Newell, Charlotte, draper
Newell, Henry, butcher
Park, James, cooper
Park, Samuel, grocer
Quin, Francis, grocer, etc.
Simpson, John, saddler
Sloan, Isaac, grocer
Stewart, Robert, miller, Templeneagh
Weir, Ann, hotel
Wilson, M. & R., haberdashers, milliners, etc.
Wilson, Thomas, boot and shoe maker
Woods, M. & M., drapers, haberdashers and milliners
Woods, Robert, baker, grocer, seedsman, etc.
STRABANE
and LIFFORD
Strabane, is a market town in
County Tyrone, 102 miles W. by N. from Belfast, eighteen N.N.W. from
Omagh, and twelve from Derry, finely seated on the River Mourne, and on
the line of the North-Western Railway from Londonderry to Dublin.
Strabane is the largest and most populous town in the county; and its
environs are replete with interest and beauty. It was an inconsiderable
village until James 1., in 1611, granted the surrounding district to the
Earl of Abercorn. The family of the Duke of Abercorn enjoys the title of
Viscount and Baron from it. The flax and tow mills (Sion Mills) of the
Messrs. Herdman, three miles distant, are very extensive. The Belfast
Banking Company, the Provincial Bank of Ireland, and the Ulster Bank
have branches in operation here, and there is a Savings Bank. General
Sessions of the Peace are held in January, April, July and October ; and
Petty Sessions on the second Monday in every month. The church, built
here in the year 1619, by the Earl of Abercorn, has, since 1641, been
the Camus-juxta-Mourne, and has been considerably enlarged from time to
time. It is now a spacious cruciform structure, in the Grecian style,
with a cupola, and the arms of the founder over the principal entrance.
There is a splendid new church erected in the Bowling Green, the
foundation stone of which was laid by the Duchess of Abercorn, 17th
November, 1874, and will be finished early in 1877. The Presbyterians have two churches, the Wesleyan
and Primitive Methodists one each, and the Roman Catholics a spacious chapel. There are
several excellent public schools for gratuitous education of both sexes
; these, together with a Fever Hospital, a Dispensary, and a Union
Workhouse, comprise the benevolent and remedial institutions. The Second
Presbyterian church has been enlarged and thoroughly repaired. The
Steamboat Company is doing a very large and profitable business, under
the able management of Mr. James McFarland. The Town Hall is very
commodious. Fairs - 1st February, 12th August, and 12th
November; there are likewise monthly fairs on the first Thursdays in
the other months. The flax markets, held on Wednesday, are the largest
in the district, and are attended by buyers from every part of the
province. Being the centre of a rich agricultural country, the grain
market on Tuesday is very large and important. The shirt trade is
extensively carried on. Messrs. Mason Kennedy & Co., of Glasgow,
have built a very large steam factory on the Derry Road, and there are
several other important factories, as named in the lists.
Lifford, the County and Assize town of Donegal, is situated on the
Western bank of the Foyle, opposite to Strabane, and contains the
Donegal County Jail and Courthouse, the latter being for the Assizes and
Quarter Sessions. The places of worship are - The Parish Church, a neat
edifice; a Presbyterian Church and a Roman Catholic Chapel. The County
Infirmary, and a bequest by Sir Richard Hansard, Bart., for education
children of the parish, are the charities. The Earl of Erne, the
excellent landlord, is exceedingly liberal to his tenantry. The fairs
and markets have been transferred to Strabane. A very large and handsome
building has been erected in Lifford for the accommodation of the Judges
of Assizes.
Public Offices and Officers
Post Office, Abercorn Square,
Strabane - M. Eyre, postmaster
Post Office, Lifford - H. McMenamin, postmaster
Excise Office, Abercorn Arms Hotel - G. Searle, collector, Abercorn
Square
Stamp Office, Bowling Green - J. Stevenson, Main Street, distributor
Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages - Dr. Boyd.
Registrar of Marriages - J. Murphy
Petty Sessions Office - J. Murphy, Courthouse, clerk
Jail, Lifford - S. J. Crookshank, inspector ; Captain Serle, governor
Police Station, Abercorn Square - J. L. Lawler, sub-inspector; John
Coulter, head-constable
Commissioner of Affidavits - Oliver White, Main Street and James
Stevenson
Coroner (for Lifford district) - John Weir
Inspector of Markets - C. Meloy, Abercorn Square
Inspector of National Schools - R. Nesbitt, Lifford
Poor Law Inspector - Richd. Hamilton, Gallony
Church Wardens - T. W. D.
Humphrey, D.L., and Oliver White
Places of Worship
Church of Ireland, Church Street -
Rev. M. Wilson, incumbent ; Rev. R. Oswald, curate
First Presbyterian Church - Rev. J. McDermott
Second Presbyterian Church, Derry Road - Rev. W. A. Russell
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Rev. ?. Nicholas
Primitive Methodist Church, Barrack Street - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Father Hegarty, P.P.; Revs. ? Boyle and ? McLaughlin, curates
Associations, etc.
Church Association - Parochial
School Room
Christian Association and News-room, Main Street
Presbyterian Association, Second Presbyterian Church - W. J. Hamilton,
secretary
Masonic Lodges - "Harmony" Lodge (102), Lifford, Robert
McCleery, W.M. "Abercorn" Lodge (188), Strabane, Wm. Mackay,
W.M.
Irish Independent Temperance Association, Main Street - T. Lyle, Esq.,
J.P., president; George Laidlaw, secretary
Temperance Association, Main Street - Robt. Smyth, secretary
Schools, etc.
National School, First Presbyterian Church - J. Henderson, teacher
National School, Townsend Street - Eliza McCaffrey, teacher
Bridge End National School - P.
McGowan, teacher
Parochial National School, Patrick Street - Mr. Quinn, teacher
Infant School, Derry Road - Mr. Baxter, teacher
Christian Brothers' School, Main Street - Mr. Fox, superior
Lifford Endowed School - Mr. Stewart, teacher
Young Ladies' Boarding and Day School - Miss Brown, Abercorn Square ;
Miss Kearney, Canal; Miss Glass, Bowling Green
Ladies' Music Classes - Miss McKee, Miss Glass, Miss Dillon, Miss Kearney, and Miss
Jenkins
Bible Societies - Hibernian, Miss Kincaid, Main Street; Edinburgh, Miss
McCoob, Bridge End
Public Institutions
Banks (branches) - Belfast Banking
Company, Bowling Green - William Smyth, manager ; W. C. Holmes,
accountant. Provincial Bank of Ireland, Bowling Green - T. F. Elliott,
manager ; John Montgomery, accountant. Ulster Bank, Market Place,
Abercorn Square -
W. Steele, manager; R. Corbett, cashier and sub-manager. Hibernian - Thomas Lyle,
J.P., manager; P. J. Feeney, accountant and sub-manager. There is a branch of the Northern
Bank open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fair Days, from 10 to 2 o'clock -
manager, William McClintock
Loan Fund - Samuel Dunn, Ardstraw, treasurer
County Infirmary, Lifford - Robert Little, M.D., surgeon and physician
Dispensary and Fever Hospital, Townsend Street - Dr. Boyd, surgeon
Union Workhouse (Counties of Tyrone and Donegal) - 24 Electoral
Divisions. Board meets on Thursdays. Right Hon. Lord Claud Hamilton,
Baronscourt, chairman ; Thomas William D. Humphreys, J.P., Miltown
House, deputy vice chairman ; R. J. Craig, master ; Mrs. Craig, mistress
; relieving officer, S. Ewing, Strabane ; David McMenamin, clerk and
returning officer
News-room, Main Street - J. Honeyford
Gas Works - J. Tighe, manager
Cricket Club - R. S. Smith, president ; R. Wilson, Esq., secretary
Assurance Agents
Alliance - J. F. Elliott
British Equitable - Robert Smyth
Imperial Fire and Crown Life - Thomas Lyle
Liverpool and London and Globe ; Accidental; Money Lending; Cattle
Assurance - R. T. Turbitt
North British and Mercantile Fire and Life - William Hamilton
Norwich and London Accident and Casual; also, Edinburgh Life
Royal Fire - William Smyth
Standard Life and Atlas Fire - Jas. Stevenson
Sun Fire - John McCay, solicitor
Scottish Amicable Life and Alliance Fire - G. Gordon
Scottish Equitable - D. Smyth
Scottish Widows' Fund - R. S. Smyth, Belfast Bank
Queen Fire and Life - Robert Stevenson
Gentry, Clergy, etc.
Boyd, J. C., M.B., Bowling Green
Britton, J., M.D., L.R.C.S., Hazelwood
Cochrane, John, J.P., Lifford
Colquhoun, John, solicitor, Bowling Green ; res., Castletown House
Edwards, Rev. Wm., J.P., rector, Leckpatrick
French, Dr., Main Street
French, Nicholas, Main Street
Gigarty, Rev. ?
Gillespie, James, M.D., physician & surgeon, Lifford
Gordon, George, Main Street, Strabane
Greer, Robert Smyley, Camus
Hamilton, Richard, P.L.I.
Herdman, E. T., Sion Mills
Humphreys, T. W. D., J.P., Milltown House
Kennedy, W., inspector of National Schools
Keys, Robert Acheson, F.R.C.S.E., Lifford
Keys, The Misses, Lifford
Leney, Alexander, M.D., physician and surgeon, Main Street
Little, Robt., M.D., & surgeon, Donegal County Infirmary and Jail,
Lifford
Lyle, Thomas, J.P., Abercorn Square, Strabane
Macdermott, Rev. John, Presbyterian Manse
McClintock, Rev. J., Lifford
Nicholas, Rev. ?, Wesleyan Manse
Olphert, Rev. Thomas, Urney House
Oswald, Rev. R.
O'Flagherty, Daniel, physician, surgeon and apothecary, Main Street
Smyth, Wm., Bowling Green
Stevenson, James, Strabane
White, O., Bowling Green
Wilson, Rev. M., incumbent
Wilson, Robt., solicitor, Bowling Green
Traders, etc.
Aikin, Andrew, saddler, Main
Street
Aikin, William, grocer, Donegall Street
Arthur & Sons, shirt factory, Patrick Street
Barness, J. F., civil engineer and surveyor, Derry Road
Barnhill, Joseph, spirit dealer, Back Street
Black, Mrs., book seller and stationer
Bovaird, William, delf and china warehouse, Markethouse Street
Bradley, Neal, grocer and baker, Back Street
Branagan, Denis, nurseryman, Chapel Street
Brogan, Denis, builder, Bridge End
Brogan, M., grocer and spirit dealer, Castle Street
Browne, Mrs., baker
Callen & McCosker, painters and glaziers, Main Street
Christy, James, saddler
Connolly, James, butcher, Market Place
Connor, Mrs., milliner
Craig, Mrs., & Co., Church Street
Crawford, John, draper, tailor, etc.
Cullen, James, Railway Hotel and spirit dealer, Abercorn Square and
corner of New Street
Cummings & Rawsin, wholesale drapers, Main Street
Denning, Hugh, tallow chandler, soap boiler and grocer, Main Street
Devenny, James, grocer, Canal Basin
Devlin, John, pawn broker, Markethouse Street
Dillon, Henry, butcher, Back Street
Dillon, James, butcher, Castle Street
Divine, Miss, bonnet maker, Main Street
Divine, William, spirit dealer, Markethouse Street
Donnell, T. & R., wholesale and retail grocers, corn, coal and
timber merchants
Dougherty, John, cooper, Donegal Street
Elliott, Wm., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, Main Street
Finlay, John, draper
Fulton, Victor, grocer, Main Street
Gallagher, Jas., hotel and posting establishment, Castle Street
Gallagher, John, whitesmith, Bridge End Street
Gillespie, John, book seller, Main Street
Gillespie, P., rope and twine manufacturer, Bridge End
Gordon, Andrew, spirit dealer, Donegal Street
Gordon, George, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, Main Street
Gordon, Samuel, ironmonger, Main Street
Gormley, R., auctioneer, Irish Street
Graham, William, grocer, Butcher Street
Gray, John J., printer, bookseller, stationer and newsagent, Main Street
Gray, Mrs., dress maker, Irish Street
Hamilton, Robert, general grocer and tea merchant, Prtrick Street
(Patrick)
Hamilton, William, iron monger and emigration agent, Back Street
Harper, William, coal merchant, Main Street
Herdmans & Co., flax and tow spinners, Sion Mills
Holmes & Co., brewers, Meetinghouse Street
Honeyford, John, butter and egg dealer, Main Street
Houston, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Abercorn Square
Hunter, Miss, dress maker, Derry Road
Irwin, Brothers, clothes dealer, Main Street
Jervais, Thomas, butcher, Castle Street
Kane, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Back Street
Kearney, John, carpenter, Markethouse Street
Keatley, James, spirit dealer, Donegal Street
Kennedy, James, shirt factory, Barrack Street
Kinch, James, tailor, Main Street
Kinkead, Miss, book seller and stationer
Knox, William, land agent, Lifford
Laidlaw, George, photographer
Lowry, A. & R., grocers, Main Street
Lynch, John, miller, Ballymagory
Maguire, J. J., timber and iron merchant and grocer, New Street
Marleth, A., milliner, Main Street
Mathews, Robert, grocer, Main Street
Maxwell, Charles, spirit dealer, Main Street
Maxwell, M., milliner, Main Street
Meloy, Charles, spirit dealer, Abercorn Square
Minnis, James, spirit dealer
Monaghan, C., carpenter, Bridge End
Monaghan, Miss, spirit dealer
Moody, John, coffee rooms, auctioneer, valuator, etc.
McAnaw, J., baker, New Street
McCarter, George, tanner and leather merchant, Main Street
McClay, James, builder
McClelland, J., boot and shoe maker, Main Street
McCostur, John, painter, Main Street (McCosker in 1880)
McDougall, Henry, hatter, Main Street
McElwain, ?, Commercial Hotel
McGee, Miss, milliner, Main Street
McGinnis, Patrick, grocer, herring, timber and coal merchant, saw mills,
etc., The Castle
McGranahan, William, baker, Main Street
McIlwain, Farmers' Inn, Castle Street
McKee, Joseph, grocer and druggist, Main Street
McMahon, Patrick, watch maker and jeweller, Castle Street
McMonagle, James, boot and shoe maker, Strabane
Noon, Thomas, tanner and leather merchant
Northern Fire and Life Insurance Office - agent, William Harpur, Main
Street
Oliver and Stevenson, drapers, Main Street
O'Brien, P., & Co., drapers and tailors, Main Street
O'Flaherty, P., spirit dealer and grocer, Bridge End
O'Gorman, Mrs., baker and confectioner, Main Street
O'Neill, Miss, haberdasher, Main Street
Pollock, T., baker, New Street
Prior, Miss, Bowling Green
Quinn, Michael, provision curer
Scott, James, mill owner, Canal Basin
Simms, James, Abercorn Arms Hotel, and posting establishment
Smith, W. J., tinplate worker & brazier, Main Street
Smyth, R., grocer and baker, Main Street
Snodgrass, A., grocer, Castle Street
Snodgrass, John, boot and shoe maker
Stevenson, James, iron and brass foundry, Main Street
Stewart, Ezekiel, grocer, Main Street
Stewart, Mrs., boot and shoe maker, Main Street
Thompson, ?, hardware merchant
Trainor, John, auctioneer, Markethouse Street
Trimble, James, flax merchant, Canal Basin
Tynan, Mrs., grocer, Bridge End
Watson, Mrs., Agricultural Hotel
White, James, hardware merchant, Main Street
Wilson, Mrs., baker and confectioner
Wilson, William, carpenter, Butcher Street
STRANGFORD
A small seaport in
County Down, situated immediately opposite Portaferry, on the Western
shore of the strait or channel. The town is the property of Lord de Ros,
whose seat, Old Court, is adjoining ; and about a mile distant is the
lovely demesne of Castleward, the seat of Lord Bangor. The town, which
is in the vicinity of the fine lough of its name, contains some good
houses. It has a station of the constabulary and of the coastguard. The
places of worship are - The Parish Church of Ballyculter, Old Court
Chapel, a Presbyterian Meetinghouse, a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, and
one for Roman Catholics. Two schools supported by Lord de Ros. Fairs -
February 4th, August 12th and November 8th. Population by census of
1871, 482
Places of Worship
Church of Ireland - Parish of
Ballyculter - Rev. Edward B. Ryan, rector ; Rev. T. Watson, curate
Old Court Chapel - Rev. Thomas A. Vesey, chaplain
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Robert E. Fleming
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Patrick Maginn, P.P.; Rev. Wm. Ryan, C.C.
Schools, etc.
Endowed School - George Lord and Annie Lord, teachers
Coastguard Office - R. Barnes, inspector
Constabulary Station - Constable Thos. Kirwan
Harbour Master - John Sweetman
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,
etc.
The Right Hon. the Viscount Bangor,
D.L., J.P., Castleward
Bangor, Lady, Castleward
Barnes, R., R.N., inspector of coastguards
Bewley, Rev. B. F., The Rectory, Kilclief
Creen, John, Creenstown House, Strangford
DeRos, Colonel, The Right Hon. Lord, J.P., Lord-in-Waiting to the Queen,
Old Court
Chartres, Wm., dispensary doctor
Fleming, Rev. Robert Elliott
Hockley, Mr.
Hill, Captain
Nugent, Major Andrew, J.P., D.L., Castleward
Ryan, Rev. Edward B.
Thetford, William W., M.D.
Vesey, Rev. Thomas A., private chaplain of Lord de Ros
Ward, Hon. Somerset R. H., J.P., agent to the Bangor estates, Isle o'
balla
House (Isle-o'-Valla in 1880)
Traders. etc.
Braniff, J., baker
Dougherty, Richard, shoe maker
English, Robert, blacksmith
Halliday, Margaret, grocer
Hynds, Ann, spirit and porter dealer
Magee, Thomas, grocer
Murphy, Thomas, publican and grocer
Murphy, Richard, boatman
Murray, Bernard, ship owner
McCartan, Robert, mail boat owner
McKeating, James, grocer and spirit dealer and posting establishment
McKeown, H., butcher
Quaile, Francis, grocer, etc.; posting establishment
Quaile, Charles, Ardis Hotel
Russell, Wm., coal merchant and ship broker
Savage, R., butcher
Smyth, James, grocer and stone mason
Wallis, Walter, post master, telegraph office and grocer; also agent for
Messrs. Norton and Shaw's cars
Napier, Richard, horse dealer
Napier, James, publican and grocer
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TANDRAGEE
Anciently "Tawnatclee,"
or "Tawnatelee,") is a market town in County Armagh, twenty
four miles S.W. from Belfast, seated on the river Cusher, and at the
intersection of the road from Portadown to Newry. The Newry Canal, which
comes within a mile and a half of the town, offers all its facilities of
communication for trading with the larger towns of Belfast and Newry.
The Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway passes 1½ miles from the town, on which
there is a station between Tandragee and Gilford, at the Madden Bridge.
The town stands on a steep hill, and consists of two principal and three
smaller streets. It is on the estate of the Duke of Manchester. The
mansion or castle of Tandragee is a large and modern baronial pile,
erected by the late Duke when Count Mandeville, and occupies the site
of an ancient castellated and fortified residence. Adjoining the Castle
is a beautiful chapel, and the entire pile, with its adjunctive
beauties, are well deserving the visit of the tourist. Petty Sessions
for the division are held once a month. The Church, nearly demolished
during the wars of 1641, was rebuilt in the year 1812, and enlarged in
1845, is a very handsome Gothic structure. The other places of worship
are for Presbyterians, Methodists and Roman Catholics. There are two
schools, supported by the Duke of Manchester ; there is also a clothing
fund, supported by the Duchess of Manchester. The market is held on
Wednesday. The annual fairs are July 5th and November 5th. The town
contained, in 1871, 1,240 inhabitants.
Post Office, Market Street - Dinah
McWhinney, postmistress
Stamp Office, Corn Market Street - Robert Trotter, distributor
Police Station - Thomas Hayes, sub-inspector, Portadown ; Joseph
Sullivan,
constable, Market Street
Places of Worship
Presbyterian Church - Rev. James
Bell
Church of Ireland, Church Street - Rev. A. Molony, M.A., rector ; Rev.
Wm. Doherty, curate, Market Street
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Market Street - Rev. Thomas Rutherford
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Market Street - Rev. Robert Collier and
Rev. Edward Hazleton, Church Street
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Daniel O'Toole, canon and P.P.
Baptist Chapel, Gilford Road - Rev. John Taylor
Public Institutions
Belfast Banking Company, Market
Street - Samuel Macaulay, manager ; James Gracey, cashier, Montagu
Street ; William Bates, accountant, Church Street
Dispensary - Thomas Kinley Hamilton, A.B., medical officer, physician and surgeon
Duke of Manchester's School, Common Hill - William Harland, teacher, male
school ; Miss Sarah Redmond, teacher, female school
Duchess of Manchester's Free Infant School, Market Street - Miss Louisa
Tyrrell, teacher
National School, Market Street - Rev. Danl. O'Toole, patron ; Peter
Murphy and Miss Letitia Rice, teachers
Drumnaleg National School - Rev. A. Molony, patron ; Robert Johnston,
teacher
Nobility, Gentry, Clergy,
etc.
Abbott, Joseph, Market Street
Acheson, John, Market Street
Atkinson, Edward Dawson, solicitor and coroner, Church Street
Atkinson, Wm. Henry, solicitor, Market Street
Bell, Rev. James, Ballymore House
Bell, Rev. John, Clare
Bell, Benjamin, Drumart House
Burns, John, surgeon, Market
Clarke, Thomas, Athol Cottage
Collier, Rev. Robert, Church Street
Crawford, Samuel K., surgeon, Market Street
Dobbs, Rev. A. Macaulay, incumbent of Mullavilly
Doherty, Rev. William, curate, Market Street
Hamilton, Thomas K., physician and surgeon, Market Street
Hankin, Rev. Fredk., perpetual curate of Clare, Church Street
Harden, Richard James, D.L., J.P., Harrybrook, Clare
Hardy, Mrs. Ann, Montagu Street
Hardy, William, Cooley Hill
Hutcheson, David, Market Street
Irwin, Rev. John, P.P., Mullavilly
Kilpatrick, Thomas, Cabra Grove
Loftie, Mrs. Jane, Church Street
Loftie, Henry, C.E., Church Street
Macaulay, Samuel, manager, Belfast Bank, Market Street
Manchester, His Grace the Duke of, Tandragee Castle
Molony, Rev. Arthur, A.M., Rectory
McCreight, William, Derryallen
O'Brien, J. Stackpoole, J.P., Parkview
O'Brien, Chas. W., J.P., Captain Armagh Militia, agent for the Duke of
Manchester, Parkview
O'Toole, Rev. Danl., canon and P.P.., Market Street
Patton, Miss Anne, young ladies boarding school, Market Street
Rutherford, Rev. Thomas, Market Street
Sinton, Thomas, J.P., Laurel Vale
Stewart, Rev. Joseph, Clare
Taylor, James, physician and surgeon, Market Square
Taylor, Rev. John, Baptist minister, Gilford Road
Turtle, William John, Mullavilly House
Wallace, James H., physician and surgeon, Market Street
White, Thomas Henry, J.P., Orange Hill
Traders, etc.
Acheson, George, accountant,
Market Street
Adair, Robert, iron founder, Mullintur
Anderson, John, grocer, flax and grass seed merchant, Market Street
Barre, Samuel James, grocer and hardware merchant, Market Street
Bates, William, bank accountant, Church Street
Baxter, Robert, earthenware dealer, Market Street
Bennett, Mary, haberdasher and tinsmith, Market Street
Best, Margaret, sewer, Mill Street
Bisset, David, tailor, Market Street
Bisset, John, tailor, Market Street
Brown, Robert, Violet Hill
Browne, Robert, baker, Church Street
Burns, Bernard, cattle dealer, Market Street
Burns, Bernard, Farmer's Hotel, Market Street
Carroll, William, game keeper, Lodge
Carter, Silas, shoe maker, Market Street
Clarke, Thomas, Athol Cottage
Coburn, John, corn miller, Derryallen
Couser, James, shoe maker, Market Street
Crothers, George, woollen draper, Market Street
Cullen, Peter, dealer, Market Street
Curry, Isaac, butter merchant, Cordrain Street
Davis, George, car owner, Market Street
Dolaghan, James, spirit dealer and flax merchant, Gilford Street
Dolaghan, John, dealer, Market Street
Dougan, William, flax dresser, Market Street
Dougan, Mrs. Mary, bonnet and dress maker, Market Street
Emerson, Robt., clerk of Petty Sessions, Market Street
Emerson, Robert, grocer and provision merchant and undertaker, Market
Street
Emerson, Ann, boarding house, Market Street
Evans, Robert, pig dealer, Market Street
Fegan, William Henry, secretary to Gas Co., Market Street
Fegan, William Henry, law clerk, Market Street
Flavelle, Jane, green grocer, Gilford Street
Geoghegan, Patrick, dealer and fowl merchant, Market Street
Geoghegan, Mary, dealer, Market Street
Gibson, Jeremiah, soap boiler, Market Street
Gillis, Dinah, Market Street
Gillis, Mary, haberdasher, Market Street
Gillis, Elizabeth, milliner, Market Street
Gilmore, Alfred, manager of spinning mill
Gracey, Richard, blacksmith, Church Street
Gracey, James, bank cashier, Montagu Street
Graham, Mary A., organist, Church Street
Grant, Charles, dealer and fowl merchant, Church Street
Grant, Patrick, haberdasher, Market Street
Grogan, Charles, shoe maker, Montagu Street
Hackett, Elizabeth, grocer, Market Street
Hackett, John, clerk, Market Street
Hadden, Richard, spirit dealer, Market Street
Hagan, John, carpenter, Market Street
Hagan, Jas., carpenter and contractor, Market Street
Hanvey, Thos., grocer and flax dresser, Market Street
Harcourt, Jane, spirit dealer, Market Street
Harcourt, Sarah, haberdasher, Market Street
Hardy, John, chandler and soap boiler, Market Street
Hardy, J., grocer and seed merchant, Market Street
Hardy, Henry, flax merchant, spinning mill
Harvey, George, carpenter, Market Street
Harvey, Bella, dress maker, Market Street
Harvey, Thomas, leather and shoe merchant, Market Street
Henderson, Richard, haberdasher, Market Street
Henry, Robert, shoe maker, Market Street
Howden, A. T., gardener to Duke of Manchester, Market Street
Hoy, Wm., butcher, Clare and Market Street
Hughes, James, harness maker, Market Street
Hughes, Philip, shoe maker, Mill Street
Jelly, Seth, grocer, grain and seed merchant, Market Street
Johnston, Samuel, carpenter and loom maker, Market Street
Kinney, Patrick, baker, Market Street
Lamb, James, carpenter, Market Street
Laverty, Isaac, shoe maker, Church Street
Laverty, John, blacksmith, Mill Street
Loughran, Sarah, grocer and spirit dealer, Market Street
Maddock, Henry, clerk, Church Street
Maginnis, Charles, Montagu Street
Maginnis, John, grocer, Church Street
Maginnis, Thomas, grocer, Market Street
Maginnis, Peter, nailor, Market Street
Marmion, Daniel, pawn broker, Market Street
Mathers, Thos., spirit dealer, timber and iron store, Market Street
Mathers, John Robert, cattle dealer, Market Street
Mathews, John, painter and glazier, Market Street
Mayes, Johnston, plumber and gas fitter, Mill Street
Meredith, Robert, carpenter and grocer, Mill Street
Milligan, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Market Street
Milne & Co., gas works, Mill Street
Minnis, Robert, grocer, Market Street
Morrison, Margaret, shoe maker, Market Street
Munro, Edward, marine store, Market Street
Munro, Mary, green grocer, Market Street
McBirney, Robert, grocer and shoe maker, Market Street
McCallan, Jas., civil bill officer, Market Street
McCallen, Samuel, grocer and woollen draper, Market Street
McCann, Bernard, butcher, Market Street
McCormick, Arthur, haberdasher, Market Street
McCoy, Alex., land steward, The Lodge
McCoy, James, blacksmith, Mill Street
McCullough, Joseph, pawn broker, painter and glazier, Market Street
McCune, Lucinda, loan fund, Market Street
McElroy, Sarah, spirit dealer and grocer, Church Street
McGarry, Thomas, temple maker, Market Street
McGee, Sarah, dress maker, Mill Street
McHenry, Margaret, dress maker, Market Square
McIver, Robert, tailor, Mill Street
McKelvey, G. W., sexton of church, Market Street
McKelvey, George, pork and butter buyer, Market Street
McKelvey, Mary, dress maker, Market Street
McMurray, J., grocer and stone mason, Market Street
McWhinney, Dinah, dress maker, Market Street
O'Hanlon, James, dealer, Market Street
O'Hare, James, baker and grocer, Market Street
O'Hare, Rose A., haberdasher, Market Street
Pentland, Alex., dealer, Church Street
Picks, Wm., shoe maker, Gilford Street
Pordy, James, tailor and draper, Market Street
Qua, Agnes, haberdashery and delf, Market Street
Quinn, A., leather merchant and spirit dealer, Church Street
Quinn, Charles, haberdashery and delf, Market Street
Quinn, Charles, flax merchant, Market Street
Rice, Mary, grocer, Mill Street
Roddy, B., grocer, spirit dealer, woollen draper and undertaker,
Market Street
Rodgers, Wilson, flax dresser, Market Street
Ryans, Thos., chandler, Mill Street
Sefton, John, spirit dealer, Market Street
Sheils, John, reed maker, Market Street
Sinton, Thos., J.P., linen manufacturer, Laurel Vale
Sinton, Thos., J.P., flax spinner, Tandragee
Speers, Alex., carrier, Mill Street
Stirling, Robt., watch maker, Market Street
Taggart, Mrs. Agnes, haberdasher, Market Street
Taylor, James, woollen draper and haberdasher, Market Street
Toal, Catherine, dealer, Mill Street
Toal, Thos., dealer, Market Street
Treanor, B., bonnet maker, Mill Street
Trotter, R., commissioner for taking affidavits, distributor of stamps
and clerk of commissioners, Cornmarket Street
Trotter, Wm., coachman and groom to Duke of Manchester, The Castle
Trotter, Thomas, gardener, Church Street
Truesdale, James, flax dresser, Market Street
Tully, Wm., Cooley Hill
Turtle, William J., linen manufacturer, Mullavilly
White, T. H., J.P., flour miller, Orange Hill
White, Margaret, lodgings, Mill Street
Whiteside, J., grocer, delf, grain and grass seed merchant, Market
Street
Whitten, Quintin John, spirit dealer, Market Street
Woods, John, spirit dealer, Mill Street
WARINGSTOWN
and DONAGHCLONEY
Waringstown, a clean, picturesque,
little village in the parish of Donaghcloney and County of Down, two
miles from Lurgan, contains about 700 inhabitants, and takes its name
from the family of Waring, which settled here more than two hundred
years ago, when driven from England by the religious persecutions in the
reign of Queen Mary. The village consists of two principal streets,
which are broad and commodious, and planted with beautiful trees, which
add much to the appearance of the place. Damask weaving is briskly
carried on in the village and neighbourhood. The chief buildings are the
Parish Church, a venerable edifice more than 200 years standing, the
massive tower being roofed, as few places now are, with oak shingle ;
the Presbyterian Meeting House, a modern building in the Italian style
of architecture ; the Court House in the middle of the village, and
three National Schools, being one each for boys, girls and infants.
About two miles away, in the direction of Banbridge, lies the village of
Donaghcloney, which possesses few features of interest beyond the
natural beauties of the place. There are one or two gentlemen's
residences in the neighbourhood ; and the weaving factory and bleach
green (on the river Lagan), belonging to Messrs. W. Liddell & Co.,
give employment to a good number of people. The only public buildings
are the Presbyterian Meeting House, at Old Donaghcloney, and the Banoge,
Donaghcloney and Fortescue National Schools.
Clergy
Benson, Rev. T. M., curate, Donaghcloney, Waringstown
McMurray, Rev. Michael, Presbyterian minister, The Manse, Waringstown
Moorhead, Rev. James, Presbyterian minister, Lamb's Island, Donaghcloney
Wade, Rev. George, rector of Donaghcloney, The Glebe, Waringstown
Whalley, Rev. Thomas, curate, Maralin, Knockboy House, Waringstown
Gentry, Farmers, Traders,
etc.
Armstrong, Robert, spirit and
general grocer, Donaghcloney
Atkinson, Abraham, farmer, Magherana
Atkinson, William, spirit and general grocer, Waringstown
Bailie, George, farmer, Mill Hill
Beattie, Joseph, farmer, Donaghcloney
Beattie, Robert, farmer, Donaghcloney
Baillie, Samuel, farmer, Springhill, Waringstown
Baillie, Thomas, farmer, Anaghanoon
Bowen, Thos., farmer, Tiersogue, Waringstown
Brown, T. B., spirit and general grocer, Waringstown
Cairns, James, baker and butcher, Donaghcloney
Calder, Jas., carpenter and wheelwright, Mill Hill
Cochrane, Alexander, carpenter and wheelwright, Waringstown
Cosbey, Major William, Donaghcloney
Cosbey, Henry, farmer, Banoge, Donaghcloney
Cowan, Mrs., The Cottage, Tullyheron
Dickson, ?, Esq., The Demesne, Waringstown
Donaldson, Sergeant, R.I.C., Waringstown
Elliott, Israel, blacksmith, Old Donaghcloney
Frier, Wm., M.D., The Dispensary, Waringstown
Garrett, Jas., farmer, Anaghanoon, Waringstown
Gillespie, J., school master, Corcreany National School
Graham, S., farmer, Anaghanoon, Waringstown
Hamilton, J., draper, haberdasher, Donaghcloney
Hamilton, Wm., post office, Old Donacloney
Henning, Bros., linen manufacturers, Waringstown
Henning, Mrs., Cambra House, Waringstown
Hull, H., boot and shoe maker, Waringstown
Jack, David, school master, Woodview Cottage, Waringstown
Jamieson, Miss, school mistress, Mill Hill Road, Waringstown
Kennedy, John, blacksmith, Waringstown
Kennedy, J., blacksmith, King's Hill, Waringstown
Liddell, A., Esq., The Cottage, Donaghcloney
Liddell, W., J.P., Banoge House, Donaghcloney
Martin, Wm. J., grocer and dealer, Donaghcloney
Murray, Sampson, tailor, Banoge, Donaghcloney
McAlister, Mrs., farmer, Banoge, Donaghcloney
McCammond, Francis, farmer, Model Farm, Donaghcloney
McCartan, Miss, Waringstown
McCartan, J., farmer, Dunkerque Road, Waringstown
McCaw, Mrs., Draper Hill, Waringstown
McCaw, John B., Bridge Cottage, Waringstown
McCollum, John, tailor, etc., Waringstown
McKinstrey, Miss, Waringstown
McMinn, Miss, school mistress, Holden's Valley, Waringstown
McMurray, Thomas, Esq., Waringstown
New, John, postmaster, Waringstown
Nicholson, Mrs., Donaghcloney House
O'Hare, Mrs., mistress, Banoge National School
Ruddock, R., spirit and general grocer, Waringstown
Shaw, R., grocer and general dealer, Waringstown
Shaw, Miss, milliner and dress maker, Waringstown
Tweedie, William, boot and shoe maker, Mill Hill, Waringstown
Wade, John, Esq., The Rectory, Waringstown
Waring, Major Thomas, J.P., Waringstown
Warren, Miss, The Cottage, Tullyheron
Watson, Francis, Esq., J.P., Lakeview
Whaley, J., farmer, Magherana, Waringstown
Williams, George, farmer, Valentine Cottage
WARRENPOINT
Is a seaport in the
County Down, thirty five miles from Belfast, and five from Newry. A
castle was built near this place in 1212, by Hugh de Lacy, to protect
the ferry across the Channel, where it narrows, from which it was called
Narrow Water Castle ; it was destroyed in the war of 1641, and was
rebuilt by the Duke of Ormond in 1663. The site of the present town was
a rabbit warren, whence it is said to have derived its name, and in 1780
was but little known. The town, which is now well lighted with gas, is
supplied with water, under the management of the "Gas and Water
Company." There is a large amount of accommodation for visitors in
the bathing season, and several new buildings are now in course of
erection, which will add materially to the size and appearance of the
town. There are hot and cold baths, and some good hotels. Large vessels
trading to Newry are obliged to lie here, where the water is deep, with
good anchorage and perfect shelter, as the further passage up the
channel is intricate and perilous, from the obstruction of rocks. There
is a good and convenient quay here, at which large vessels can load and
discharge their cargoes. The trade of the port is greatly improved
latterly. Large quantities of coal are annually discharged ; and
vessels, by the help of a new and powerful crane - worked by steam - can
be discharged in a day or two. In addition to the above a line of
railway has been constructed, and is in operation, between Newry and
Warrenpoint, being connected to the Armagh, Belfast and Dublin lines ; a
patent slip has also been erected. A communication between this port and
the ports of Liverpool and Glasgow is maintained by steamers ; by this
means large quantities of agricultural produce, cattle, poultry, eggs
and oysters are exported and British and foreign produce received in
return. Petty Sessions held on alternate Tuesdays. The Parish Church is
a neat building in the early English style, erected in 1825, and
recently enlarged and improved. Two beautiful stained glass windows have
been erected in the new transept aisle, to the memory of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Hall, Narrow-Water Castle, and the front entrance has been very
much improved and enlarged. The Parish Church of Clonallen is a mile
distant. The Presbyterians, Unitarians, Methodists, and Roman Catholics
have each their respective places of worship. Fairs are held on the last
Friday of each month
Post Office and Postal Telegraph
Office, The Square - R. A. Jones, postmaster
Public Officers and
Institutions
Petty Sessions Court, Justices
attending - Major Hall, Narrow-Water ; Charles A. Von Steiglitz,
Knockbarragh Park ; Alexander Stewart, Balledmon ; P. Quinn, The Agency,
Newry ; R. McCullough, R.M., Newry ; clerk, J. Whelan.
Dispensary, Church Street - Allen E. Douglas, M.D., F.R.C.S.D.
Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, A. E. Douglas, M.D.; deputy
registrar, R. A. Jones.
H.M. Customs - Mr. Keilty, examining officer
Inland Revenue - D. McMinamin
Saving's Bank, Church Street - Open every Tuesday from 11 till 1 o'clock
; Mr. J. Swann, actuary
Constabulary Barracks, Dock Square - Alexander Neely, constable in charge
Harbour Master - John Smith. Deputy, R. Armstrong
Places of Worship
Church of Ireland - Rev. A.
Langtry, incumbent
Clonallen Church - Rev. E. Richards, Rev. E. Glenny
Roman Catholic Church - Rev. E. McMullan, P.P., Rev. B. McAleenan, C.C.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. A. Halliday
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Church Street - Revs. W. B. Le Bert &
Geo. Le Bert
Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Duke Street - Rev. Mr. Lindsay
Schools
Miss Littler, Wyndham Terrace
Dromore National - Patron, Major Hall ; Mr. Lyons, master ; Mrs. Lyons,
mistress. Infant School - Miss McPhilomey, mistress
National School, Peter Street - Daniel Murray, master ; Mrs. Hayes,
mistress
Clergy, Gentry, etc.
Annett, The Misses, Seaview
Anderson, Mrs., Seaview Terrace
Armstrong, The Misses, Seaview Terrace
Atkinson, William, Osborne Terrace
Atkinson, Mrs., Victoria Place
Best, Mrs., Seaview
Brown, William, Seaview
Burns, Mrs., Seaview Terrace
Caldwell, James, Seaview
Campbell, Alexander, Rosetta
Campbell, A. F., Dromore Lodge
Canavan, Mrs., Seaview Terrace
Carey, Thomas, solicitor, St. Leonards on the Sea
Cole, Mrs., Chapel Street
Colquhoun, T. C., Seaview
Connor, S., Seaview
Copeland, Mrs., King Street
Corkey, Mr., Osborne Terrace
Cowan, William, Havelock Place
Curran, Mrs., Back Road
Douglas, A. E., M.D., Albert Terrace, Seaview
Fearnley, Benjamin L., Seaview
Ffolliott, Rev. J. R., M.A., St. Leonard's
Foster, Mrs., coal merchant, Church Street
Glenn, Alexander, Havelock Place
Glenn, William, Marine Parade
Godwin, ?, Tannaharree
Gourley, Mrs., Marine Parade
Greer, Edward, solicitor, Moygannon
Griffin, Thomas, M.R.C.V.S.
Guy, Mrs. G., Back Seaview
Guy, R. G., Fintownara, Moygannon
Hall, Major, J.P., Narrow-Water Castle
Hall, Mrs. S., Green Park, Rostrevor
Henry, Mrs., Seaview Terrace
Higginbotham, Mrs., Best's Row
Horner, Mrs., Bayview
Jackson, Miss, Seaview
Kilpatrick, Mrs., Bayview
Littler, Miss, Windham Terrace
Lockhart, The Misses, Victoria Place
Loughran, Mrs., Victoria Place
Magill, Thomas, Summer Hill
Magill, Miss, Savilla Place
Malone, Mr., Summer Hill
Mauleverer, Mrs., Marine Terrace
Mayne, Joseph, Catherine Lodge
Mayne, William, Hermitage
Moore, Mrs., Dromore Cottage
Morrison, R., Bayview House
Morrison, Wm., surgeon, Charlotte Street
Murphy, Mrs., infant school, Summer Hill
McComb, Mrs., Seaview Terrace
McComb, A., Seaview
McDonald, Miss, King Street
McFarland, James, Sea Point House
McKevitt, W., Lloyd's agent, Parade Street
McKevit, Captain, Marine Parade
McMullen, E.
McNally, Mrs., Seaview
McWatters, Mrs., Summer Hill
Osborne, Mrs., Savilla Place
O'Brien, Denis, Summer Hill
O'Hare, Daniel, Seaview
Patterson, Rev. Isaac, Manse
Pettigrew, Mrs., Osborne Terrace
Plunket, R., Seaview
Prentice, Miss, Seaview Terrace
Reynolds, Mrs., Victoria Place
Richards, Rev. Edward, Clonallen
Robinson, Mrs., Post Office Street
Rycroft, Mrs., Osborne Terrace
Rowley, James, Wyndham Terrace
Shaw, Miss, Victoria Place
Sheckey, Bernard, Post Office Street
Sinclair, William, Seaview
Smith, Mrs. Bryce, Seaview
Smith, Rev. William, Seaview
Steiglitz, C. A. Von, J.P., Knockbarragh Park
Sullivan, Mrs., Havelock Place
Sullivan, Captain, Havelock Place
Taylor, Mrs., Mansion House
Thompson, Captain, Clonever
Thornley, Miss
Walker, A., St. Leonard's on the sea
Watson, Wm., J.P., Marine Terrace, Aughavilla
Williams, Captain, Best's Row
Wilson, Mrs., Best's Row
Wilson, The Misses, Seaview Terrace
Wright, Mrs., Summer Hill
Wynne, Mrs., Bayview
Traders, etc.
Barry, Michael, Dock Square
Bell & McMahon, haberdashers and milliners, Church Street
Bettridge, E., hardware dealer, painter and glazier, The Square
Bettridge, Mrs., milliner and dress maker, Square
Bradley, Jane, china warehouse, Duke Street
Blythe, John, house painter, etc., Charlotte Street
Buchanan, Mrs., milliner and dress maker, Square
Burns, John, spirit dealer, Duke Street
Burns, Robert, hair dresser, The Square
Byrne, Mary, spirit retailer, Church Street
Campbell, Hugh, smith, East Street
Campbell, Thomas, butcher, The Square
Carr, James, boot and shoe maker, East Street
Caulfield, Thomas, tailor, Duke Street
Coburn, Jacob, painter and glazier, The Square
Colgan, Bernard, spirit dealer, The Square
Connolly, Geo., posting establishment, Duke Street
Connolly, John, blacksmith, Newry Street
Courtenay, John, grocer, provision dealer, timber and coal merchant, The
Square
Crawford, Henry, chandler, Church Street
Crawford, Henry, hotel, Church Street
Crawford, J., hardware merchant, chandler and grocer, The Square
Crawford, John, Dock Square
Crawford, Peter, Victoria Hotel, Dock Square
Cunningham, Patrick, spirit dealer, Church Street
Curlett & Sons, builders and contractors, Newry Street
Curran, Richard, shoe maker and grocer, Church Street
Dogherty, Charles, tailor, Post Office Street
Donnan, Miss, milliner and dress maker, East Street
Downey, P., milliner and dress maker, Church Street
Downey, Patrick, woollen draper and haberdasher, The Square
Eakin, C., boot maker, The Square
Flinn, Joseph, grocer, woollen draper and haberdasher, Church Street
Glenn, Alex., confectioner, Havelock Place
Glenn, William, confectioner, Havelock Place
Glenn, William, bog oak ornament manufacturer, Marine Parade
Goodman, W., haberdasher, Church Street
Gourley, Alice, spirit dealer, Marine Parade
Grandy, John, house painter, Church Street
Hancock, Miss, grocer, Dock Street
Heaney, P., shoe maker, Post Office Street
Henning, Abel, nailor and gas fitter, Dock Square
Henning, J., boot and shoe maker, Charlotte Street
Higginbotham, Miss, lodgings, Best's Row
Higgins, Patrick, butcher, Duke Street
Jackson, J., grocer, The Dock
Jackson, J., Newry Hotel, Newry Street
Johnston, M., haberdasher, East Street
Johnston, Mrs., lodgings, Havelock Place
Johnston, Wm., pawn broker, East Street
Jones, R. A., book seller and stationer, chine warehouse and seedsman
and pharmaceutical chemist, Church Street and The Square
Langton, A., grocer and coal merchant, The Dock
Lewis, J., gas fitter and blacksmith, Summer Hill
Lewis, S., gas fitter and blacksmith, Church Street
Linden, Mrs., dress maker, Duke Street
Lindon, Peter, Duke Street
Magee, John, Post Office Street
Maginty, Alice, grocer
Magrath, Sarah, grocer, The Square
Mitchell, Mrs., Post Office Street
Monro, John, grocer, Duke Street
Monro, Miss, grocer, Duke Street
Montgomery, H., Crown Hotel, The Square
Morrison, Dr., Charlotte Street
McAnulty, T., car owner, Duke Street
McAnulty, P., blacksmith, Church Street
McAteer, Bernard, Duke Street
McAteer, Francis, Charlotte Street
McAteer, Hugh, spirit dealer, Duke Street
McAteer, John, Charlotte Street
McAteer, Mrs., Newry Street
McCardle, J., draper and haberdasher, Dock Square
McCardle, P., smith, Newry Street
McClelland, John, coach builder, Newry Street
McConvill, Hugh, spirit dealer, Dock Square
McConville, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, Duke Street
McCormick, Henry, Osborne Terrace
McCoy, John, Havelock Place
McGee, John, Liverpool Hotel
McGeown, Hugh, spirit dealer, Charlotte Street
McGuffin, Hudson, tailor, Church Street
McGuffin, Thomas, shoe maker, East Street
McKevitt, Mrs., grocer and hardware dealer, Marine Parade
McMurray, ?, painter and glazier, Best's Row
Osborne, Miss, Osborne Terrace
Oyston, Mrs. F., milliner, dress maker & haberdasher, Dock Square
O'Hagan, William, baker and flour merchant, Square
O'Hare, Thomas, Commercial Hotel, timber and coal merchant, Thomas Street
O'Hare, Thomas & Son, spirit dealers, grocers, coal merchants,
Thomas Street
Price, Hugh, spirit dealer and grocer, Church Street
Rice, Terence, boot and shoe maker, Charlotte Street
Rimmer, Mrs., milliner and dress maker, Post Office Street
Riddel & Co., grocers, Marine Parade
Robinson, Miss, milliner and dress maker, The Square
Ross, Robert, Royal Hotel, Havelock Place
Simpson, Miss, Havelock Place
Sloane, Joseph, provision dealer and grocer, The Square
Smith, E., grocer, Square
Smith, Mrs., Dock Square
Smith, Robert, grocer, provision and wine and spirit dealer, Square
Swann, James, wine and spirit merchant, grocer and baker, The Square
Tumelty, James, post car, The Square
Turley, P., builder and contractor, East Street
Walmsley, Richard, saddler and harness maker
Ward, William, butcher, Duke Street
White, Owen, butcher, Square
Baths
Caldwell, James, Seaview
Montgomery, H., Crown
Ross, Robert, Royal
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