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Magee's Lane
Great George's Street
seventeen small houses
Malone Place
Malone Road
1. Mrs. Rebecca M. Dickey
2. Rev. James Barker
3. George Miller, manager in John Hynd and Sons, Durham
Street
4. John McAlister, clerk
5. Mr. Dillon, hatter, High Street
6. Mrs. Jane Caldwell, boarding house
7. Bartholomew Devine, porter in Queen's College
Malone Road Lower
Blackstaff Bridge to Malone
1. Wm. Finnigan, grocer
3. Bernard Quinn, spinning master
5. Samuel Jackson, mechanic
7. John Pentleton, labourer
9. John Shanks, labourer
11. Isabella Gray
13. John Murphy, hackler
15. Robert Millar, dealer
17. Meredith Devlin, weaver & dealer
19. Wm. Ward, labourer
21. Fanny Neill
23. James Bell, weaver
25. Wm. Melville, sawyer
27. John Heron, labourer
29. Margaret McTear, dealer
31. Thomas McKeever, labourer
33. John Graham, carpenter
35. Alexander Stoops
37. John Watt, carpenter
39. James Quigley, labourer
41. Alexander Milligan, labourer
43. Wm. Stewart, labourer
45. Wm. Kinley, labourer
47. Robert Cluloe, weaver
49. James Harbison, labourer
55. Jane Cardwell
57. Catherine McAdam
59. Wm. Scott, grocer and spirit dealer
[ Tea Lane
61, 63. John Crooks, spirit dealer
65. Daniel Morrison, labourer
67. Vacant
69. Robert Downey, labourer
71. James Corry, weaver
73. Wm. Corry, weaver
75. John Corry, weaver
77. Wm. Brady, weaver
79. Wm. Thompson, labourer
Wm. Bell, clerk in Edw. Tucker's
starch and glue works
Edward Tucker's starch and glue
works; residence, Donegall Square South
87. Fanny Scullion, white worker
89. Lowdy Wick, overseer
91. James Pettigrew, weaver
93. Christie Murphy, painter and glazier
95. Wm. McKilty, weaver
97. Mary Strain, winder
99. Robert Morrison, brass founder
101. Robert Lattimer, weaver
103. Richard Curry, spirit dealer
105. John Gardner, weaver
107. Robert Houston, weaver
109. Samuel Hill, weaver
111. James Blakely, rent collector
113. Hugh Crawford, clerk
115. William Cowan, labourer
117. John Rodgers, weaver
119. Samuel Kingsberry, carter
121. James Morrison, warper
123. James McGurk, labourer
125. John Parkinson, night constable
127. James Hutchinson, weaver
129. Wm. Malcolm, weaver
131. John Adams, weaver
133. Robert Herron, dealer
135. Wm. Hunter, pensioner
137. James Logan, engineer
139. John Atkinson, weaver
141. John Nicholson, carpenter
143. James McIlroy
145. Jas. Nixon, boot and shoe maker
147. Ann Bow
149. Wm. Orr, sawyer
151. John McDonald, carpenter
153. John Thompson, labourer
155. Thomas Ward, weaver
157. James McConnell, carter
159. James Adams, labourer
161. Thomas Moore, brick layer
five new houses, not tenanted
[ Napier Street
[ Napier Place
[ Renwick Place
122. James Thompson, brick maker
120. Charles Campbell, weaver
118. Matthew Campbell, weaver
116. Jane Dodd
114. John Campbell, weaver
112. Samuel McIlroy, labourer
110. John Campbell, labourer
108. John Scott
106. Sarah Pollock, dealer
104. Hugh Hanna, dealer
102. James Watt, night constable
100. Edw. Mulholland, roving master
98. Wright brown, weaver
96. Eliza Edmondson
94. John Steel, wood turner
92. James Henderson, tailor
90. Mary Jane Watson, dealer
88. Ann Faulkner
86. William Roulston
84. Flora Murdoch
82. Alexander Kingsberry, porter
80. James McKibbin, dealer
78. William Moore, gardener
76. Rachael Veneret
74. Robert Johnston, fireman
72. Eliza McIlveen
70. Orr Carland, mechanic
68. Samuel Watson, brick layer
66. Charles Hill, labourer
64. James Craig, pensioner
62, 58, 56. John Taylor, spirit dealer
54. Wm. Hunter, weaver
52. Robert Gibson, brass founder
50. Ebenezar Dennison, ham curer
48. James Johnston, shoe maker
46. Ellen Hamill, school mistress
44. Jos. Johnston, boot and shoe maker
42. Ann Jane Starret
40. James Calvert, labourer
38. Wm. Douglass, rougher
36. James Henry, tailor
34. Robert Fairfield, lamp lighter
32. Archibald McClelland, labourer
30. John McFarlane, watch maker
28. Mary Brown, washer woman
26. Hugh Napier, shoe maker
24. Henry McAuley, labourer
22. Wm. McClure, weaver
20. Robert Foster, weaver
18. Robert Campbell, weaver
16. John Boyd, labourer
14. Edward Mulholland, labourer
12. John Thompson, weaver
10. Wm. Whaley, dealer
8. George Smith, in gas works
6. Allen McLean, labourer
4. Jacob Bertram, spirit dealer
2. Alexander Agar, pork cutter
Malone Road Old
12, 14. W. McFarland, grocer and spirit
dealer
10. James McMullan, labourer
8. Francis McAteer, butcher
6. John Braithwaite, grocer
4. Wm. Madden, haberdasher
2. John Gamble, grocer and publican
Hugh McDowell, brick layer
James McLean, clerk
Ann Haslett, dress maker
Market Street
South of May's Market
1. William Quart, labourer
3. Vacant
5. Robert Isles, fruit dealer
7. Edward Armour, corn dealer
9. George Mulligan, labourer
11. John McCormick, butcher
13. James Dickie, blacksmith
15. William O'Hare, fruit dealer
17. Margaret Boyle, fruit dealer
19. Mrs. Murphy, dealer in poultry
21. Robert Riddell, dealer in poultry
23. Patrick Sheals, labourer
25. John Dunlop, butcher
27. James Brady, dealer in poultry
29. John Baird, shoe maker
31. Mrs. Tandy, dealer in poultry
33. Back entrance to Mr. Quigley's flour store in Cromac Street
[ Pump Entry
35. Mrs. Banford, dealer in fruit
37. Mrs. Magee
39. Andrew McLarnin, sawyer
41. Hugh McVeigh, labourer
43. Edward Conway, carter
45. Wallace McMurray, carpenter
47. Jasper Curry, wood turner
49. James Clements, pawn broker
[ Lagan Street
51. Ann Collins
53. John Chapman, waterman
55. Mary Cunningham
57. Richard Ruddell, cooper
59. H. Savage, grocer and spirit dealer
61. Alice Campbell, lodging house
63. John Doran, shoe maker
65. James McBride, fish dealer
67. James Keenan, labourer
69. John Ireland, labourer
71. Robert Irvine, pensioner
73. Rose Mulholland
75. Bernard Travers, huckster
77. James Moore, carpenter
79. Henry Simpson, dealer in poultry
81. Joseph Cunningham, porter
83. William Watson, porter
85, 87. Vacant
89. Robert Wallace, carpenter
86. Hans Martin, ostler
84. William Lenaghan, car owner
Murphy's Lane ]
82. Wm. Niblock, grocer and pork cutter
80. John Andrews, news vender
78. John Chapman, carter
76. William Blair, labourer
74. Henry Magee, labourer
72. Hugh Savage, brick layer
70. Elizabeth Magee, white worker
68. Henry O'Neill, labourer
66. John McDonnell, fruit dealer
64. Robert McVeigh, carter
62. John Falloon, brick layer
60. John Rice, school master
58. Margt. Moore, dealer in poultry
56. John Carroll, upholsterer
54. David Moore, flax dealer
52. William Burke, muslin warper
50. William Adams, salesman
48. Mary Kenulty
Lagan Street ]
46. Catherine Grinan
44. David Walsh, baker
42. Richard Pelan, chandler
Quigley Court ]
40. Wm. Lenaghan, labourer
38. James Leonard, waterman
36. Hugh McGeaghan, dealer
34. John McComiskey, rag dealer
32. Mrs. Margaret Marner
Verner Lane ]
30. Patrick McAleer, carpenter
28. Mary Carson, white worker
26. Samuel Mulgrave, labourer
24. Michael Reynolds, labourer
" John McKinley, nailor
22. Neil Byrne, meal and cow dealer
David Dinnen, butcher
18. Patrick Kane, dealer in poultry
16. Rosanna Berry, cow keeper
14. David Johnston, nailor
12. Samuel Edgy, waterman
10. Bdgt. McDonnell, dealer in poultry (Bridget)
8. Margaret Pressick, huckster
Holmes Court ]
6. John Stewart, writing clerk
4. John Jamieson, corn dealer
2. James Breen, dealer
Marlborough Street
off Prince's Street
3. Patrick McCreanor, spirit
dealer and stabling yard
.....[ Here Prince's Street intersects ].....
5. John Millen's salt store
7. John Carlisle, grocer
9. Samuel Prince, boarding house
11. John Millen, salt merchant
new house, vacant
J. W. Stewart's stabling yard
18, 16. John Murdoch, boarding house
.....[ Here Prince's Street intersects ].....
14. James Barry and Co., spirit dealers
12. Thomas Fea, spirit dealer
10. James Wallace's stabling yard
4. Charles McCall, spirit dealer
back gate to L. Clark's malt house
2. Samuel Johnston, whitesmith
Marquis Street
from Mill Street to Smithfield
1. James Jenkins, pawn broker
3. Robert Neville, spirit dealer
5. James Calhoun, residence
7. James Calhoun, pawn broker
[ McClean's Entry
9. Thomas Magee, boarding house
11. Andrew Taylor, rent agent
13. Patrick Loughran, auctioneer and spirit dealer
15. Edward Quinn, bellows maker
17. Thos. Fenning, grocer and publican
19. Peter Mullen, book seller; Smithfield
21. Peter Boyle, spirit dealer
23. Vacant
[ Smithfield ]
30. John O'Hagan, clothes dealer
28. Maxwell McLoughlin, spirit dealer
26. Jas. McGrade, umbrella and parasol manufacturer
24. Isaac Kelter, carpenter
22. Bernard O'Hagan, clothes dealer
20. James Mullen, clothes dealer
18. Patrick Magee, labourer
16. Mary McKenna, boarding house
14. Mary Gartland, lodging house
12. Hugh Cochrane, hair dresser
10. Wm. Moskimmon, tinplate worker
8. James Greenwood, whitesmith
6. George White, carpenter
4. Margaret Raverty
2. James McCann, machine maker
Marshall's Lane
Lynas's Lane
eight small houses
Mary's Market
off Townsend Street
1. Thomas Peel, shoe maker
2. Archibald Armstrong, carpenter
3. Thomas Reid, smith
4. Joseph Young, soap boiler
5. James Murner, pensioner
6. James Toall, cow keeper
8. Bernard Doyle, baker
9. James Chalmers, cloth lapper
10. Robert Brown, labourer
11. Robert Mitchell, pensioner
12. Henry McKay, pensioner
13. Owen McNeill, spirit dealer
14. Andrew Kerr, labourer
15. Henry Hunt, shoe maker
16. Alexander Hay, whip maker
17. Robert Hunt, baker
18. John McCay, carman
19. Richard Loughran, dealer
20. Wm. Johnston, house carpenter
21. George Carrol, baker
22. Rodger Osborne, labourer
23. Robt. McGregor, boot and shoe maker
Mary Street
from Park Street to Peel Street
twenty-six small houses
Massy's Court
off Durham Street
fourteen small houses
Mawhinney's Court
off Melbourne Street
five small houses
May Street
Clarence Place to Oxford Street
May
Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., LL.D., minister
[ Clarendon Place
[ Joy Street
John C. Cramsie, notary public;
office, 74 Waring Street
William John Coburn, coal merchant,
16 Carrick hill
Wm. Moore's stone yard; residence,
Crawford Street
Wm. McAlister, spirit dealer
Wm. McAlister's yard; front
entrance, Little May Street
11. James Anderson, builder, yard; residence, 60 Joy Street
Anne Kennedy, publican
13. James Crowell, yard and stabling
John F. Murphy, proprietor of Union
foundry
17. Wm. Clendinning, wholesale haberdasher, 36 North Street
Union foundry; proprietor, John F.
Murphy
[ Seymour Street
19. May Street National School - master, Owen Callan; mistress,
Miss Collins
21. John McDowell, green grocer
Jas. Garrett, carpenter and builder
James Garrett's yard and stabling
Alexander Mackenzie, gentleman
John Mackenzie, posting
establishment
23. Mackenzie Brothers, brass founders - shop, Regent buildings
George Duncan, spirit dealer - 1
Cromac Street
[ Cromac Street
25. Robert Atkinson, spirit dealer - 2 Cromac Street
William Trimble, boot and shoe shop
- 55 High Street
two houses vacant
31. William Cowan, grocer and spirit merchant - Church Lane
33. Vacant
[ Market Street
35. Patrick Dogherty, publican
37. William Dogherty, general merchant
39. John Dogherty, fruit merchant
41. George Burns, publican, waste and tow merchant; stores, Oxford
Street
43. William Balmer, publican
Flax and fruit market - retail
Flax and fruit market - wholesale
Oxford Street ]
Potato, etc., market
16. William Dogherty, fowl store
14. John Leslie, green grocer
Wm. Doherty, fruit stores
May's Grain Market
John McGrath, hay and straw dealer;
lodging house, etc.
George Huston's yard; shop, Great
Edward Street
12. Wm. John Rea, hair cutter
Great Edward Street ]
10. Daniel Brown, grocer, private entrance; shop, 39 Great Edward
Street
Daniel Brown's yards
8. Alexander McAlister, gentleman
Thos. McBride, of Thos. and Geo.
McBride, muslin manufacturers; office, Elliott's Court, Donegall Street
George McBride, ditto
Mrs. Maria Collins
.....[ Seymour Street intersects ].....
6½. May Street Iron Foundry - John Scott, proprietor
6. Richardson, Sons, and Owden, linen box manufactory;
office, Donegall Place
John Neill, linen cloth packer to
Richardson, Sons and Owden.
Shop vacant
4. Samuel McAuley, tow spinning factory
Wm. McAuley's residence
2. Horse bazaar and veterinary establishment, proprietor,
Wm. McKenna, member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, London;
residence, 42 Gloucester Street
Montgomery Street ]
Hugh Morrison, Belfast Undertaking
and Posting Establishment; office and stables, 8 Montgomery Street
back W. Watson's building yard
Belfast Music Hall
Arthur Street Upper ]
May Street Little
Cromac Street to Alfred Street
1. David Munce, tailor
3. Patrick Fannin, shoe maker
5. John O'Neill, coach trimmer
7. John McCrisken, servant
9. Jn. McKeating, boot and shoe maker
11. Thomas Dover, currier
[ Seymour Street
13. Mathew Millar, mechanic
15. James Gorman, labourer
17. Samuel Campbell, seaman
19. John Rea, shoe maker
21. Sarah Coulter, boarding house
23. Alexander McAlister, spirit dealer and posting establishment
25. Sarah Gillespie, teacher
27. George Stevenson, horse dealer
29. Wm. Bell, check-taker, Potato Market
31. William White, night constable
33. William Whitcroft, machine man, Chronicle
.....[ Here Joy Street intersects ].....
35. Elizabeth Larman, boarding house
37. Elizabeth Tucker, boarding house
39. Mary Cotter, boarding house
41. Charles D. Gordon, professor of music and piano forte tuner
43. Miss Rebecca McFerran, dress maker
45. Girls' school in connexion with May Street Presbyterian Church
47. Hugh Crooks, sexton to ditto
[ Alfred Street
30. Miss Mary Ann McNally, dress maker
28. Mrs. Jane Little, boarding house
26. Mrs. Margt. Talbot, boarding house
.....[ Here Joy Street intersects ].....
24. Edw. Lennon, billiard room keeper
22. Timber yard, vacant
20. John Walker, clock maker
18. James Cousins, pensioner
Catherine Street North ]
16. Miss Catherine Murphy, grocer
14. Vacant
12. Wm. Jordan, foreman printer Banner
10. Thomas Fletcher, chandler
8. James Jackson, labourer
6. Archibald Moore, carpenter
4. Bernard Burns, flax dealer
2. John Ross, labourer
Meadow Lane
off Meadow Street
1. James McAuley, mariner
2. John Riley, bundling master
3. John McKenna, ship carpenter
Meadow Street
off York Street
side entrance to Mr.
Hughes's corn mill; residence, 13 North Street
1. Samuel McCracken, weigher in mill
2. Joseph McRoberts, hackle maker
3. John Boyd, travelling clerk
4. John Scott, grocer and block maker; shop, 4 Corporation
Street
5. Mary McClean
6. Chas. Crossley, hatter; Orr's Entry
7. John Douglass
8. William Maclenahen, millwright
9. George Strype, foundry manager
10. Thomas Thompson, millwright
Samuel Boyle, ship carpenter
Samuel Hanna, sawyer
William Creen, ship carpenter
John Brenton, carpenter
Vacant
Meek's Court
off Barrack Street
ten small houses
Meetinghouse Lane
off William Street
John Hagan, baker
1. James Hamilton, muslin printer
3. Christie Orrel, labourer
5. Thomas Scully, pensioner
7. John Keenan, labourer
12. David Brown, painter
11. John O'Neill, tanner
10. Patrick Fox, labourer
8. John Russell, porter
6. John McKenna, labourer
4. Joseph Whitton, labourer
2. Bernard Mullan, carter
Melbourne Street
Brown Street to Townsend Street
1, 3. Wm. Dawson, grocer and spirit dealer
5. Edward Oldham
7. Eleanor Allen
9. William Lynn, manufacturer of cotton yarn
11. James Henry, foreman boot and shoe maker
13. John Todd, pensioner
15. Robert Hoole, tobacco spinner
17. John Totton, mechanic
19. Thomas Press, carpenter
21. Joseph Greenwood, mechanic
23. Hugh Morrison, wood turner
25. Mary Hull
27. Thomas Mawhinney, plasterer
Hope's Place ]
31. John Richardson, provision shop
33. Wm. Horner, boot and shoe maker
35. Mrs. Margaret Jordan
37. Rev. John Blackburne, Primitive Methodist Minister
Primitive Methodist Chapel
[ Mawhinney's Court
39. Andrew Nimmen, mechanic
[ Townsend Street ]
30. Michael Crossley, stokerer
28. Andrew Doyle, iron moulder
26. James McConkey, book canvasser
24. Mrs. Renwick
Hanna's Place ]
22. Eliza King, grocer
20. Thos. McLoughlin, painter & glazier
18. Esther McLoughlin
16. William Coburn, grocer and night constable
Melbourne Court ]
14. Richard Freckleton, writing clerk
12. Joseph Croft, weigher, Castle Market
10. Hugh McIlroy, night constable
8. Wm. McKenzie, boot and shoe maker
6. Hamilton Flannigan, cattle dealer
4. William Daley, carpenter
2. Thomas Edmondson, head master Brown Street School
" Mrs. Edmondson's seminary
Brown Street Male and Female Schools
[ Brown's Square
Maxwell's Row
Sandy Row
five small houses
Michael Street
Little George's Street
1. John Lynass, marble and stone yard, 38
York Street
3. Hugh McCleery, writing clerk
5. Robert Jamieson, carpenter
7. John McMullan, lapper
9. Charles Berry, sea captain
11. Wm. Charley, ship carpenter
13. John Harvey, brick layer
15. Bernard Marmon, flax buyer
17. Hugh Murray, spinning master
19. John Marrs, spirit dealer
20. C. O'Neill, spirit dealer
18. Thomas McMahon, moulder
16. Mary Kane, bonnet maker
14. James Irvine, ship carpenter
12. Andrew Kearney, mariner
10. Hugh Moore, mariner
8. John Johnston, carpenter
6. Michael Woods, jeweller
4. Wm. Hecklin, mechanic
2. Wm. Nelson, printer
Millar's Lane
nine old houses
Millfield
Mill Street to North Street
Carson's glass
manufactory; and 63 Mill Street
1. Henry McCleesh, spirit store
[ Anderson's Court
Arthur McLaughlin - entrance in
court [ Anderson's Row
3. Ann Devine, dress maker
5. John Rawe, chandler
7. David Meek, porter
9. James Bookes, carpenter
11. Peter Quaile, teacher
13. Patrick McQuade, cooper
15. Rebecca Yates
17. Henry Fisher, labourer
19. Thomas Hunter
[ Francis Street
rere of J. & J. Herdman's flax
and tow stores
21. George Arnett
23. Sarah McGrady
25. Rose McKeown, dealer
[ McGrady's Court
27. Alex. Moore, grocer & spirit dealer
Mrs. Havern, cow keeper
Alex. Dornan, green grocer
rere of Smithfield Brewery
35. Rose McCafferty, dealer
37. Solomon Willis, hay and straw dealer, 28 West Street
39. Wm. Bradley, barber
41. Robert McQuaide, publican; and 30 West Street
[ West Street
43. Mary Heron, publican; 39 West Street
45. Wm. Miller, dealer and mill worker
47. Charles Burns, marine store
49. Catherine Dalzell, mangler
51. Eliza Madden, dealer
53. Patrick McCann, green grocer
55. Thomas Mitchell, pensioner
57. Alex. Finlay, weaver
59. Wm. McCullagh, rag store
59½. Nancy Montgomery, green grocer
[ Hope's Court
61. Margaret McConville, mill worker
63. Mary Gordon
65. James Dougal, grocer
67. Thomas McKenna, carman
69. Mary Dougall
71. John McDowell, cooper
73. Mary Mackan, lodgings
75. John Parkinson, dealer
[ Johnston's Court
77. Patrick McCaffry, porter
79. Wm. Kelly, green grocer
81. Daniel Dyer, lodgings
83. John McIlvenna, labourer
85. John O'Neill, lodgings
87. Margaret Owens, rag dealer
89. Margaret Tinsley, lodgings
91. John McCullagh, marine store
93. Isabella McCann, mill worker
95. Edw. Mullan, publican and grocer
[ Samuel Street
97. Jane Connolly
99. Henry Lee, pensioner
101. Widow Rice, dealer
103. Hugh Sheals, labourer
105. William McCullough, starch manufactory
107. Andrew McClure, pensioner
109. Ann Keenan, washer woman
111. Wm. Abbott, reed maker
113-15. Mary Maginnis, grocer and upholsterer
117. John Harkin, in Mr. McAdam's, druggist
119. Bernard Magee, lodging house
121, 164. John Martin, hay and straw dealer; and 2½ Great Edward Street
back entrance to Robert Orr's house,
204 North Street
Peter's Hill ] [ North
Street
side entrance to John Loughran's
spirit store, 2 Peter's Hill
Surgeon James Mawhinney; residence,
8 College Square East
Hall door of John Loughran's house,
2 Peter's Hill
gateway of Edw. Tucker's starch
works
162. James Magee, labourer
160. Anthony Cappo, optician
158. Thomas McGreevy, tailor
156. Vacant
154. James Judge, green grocer
152. Andrew Scollan, labourer
150. John McAnally, pensioner
148. Wm. Burke, dealer on old books
146. Charles McAfee, dealer
Edward Tucker's starch works;
office, 27 Waring Street; residence, 6 Donegall Square South
142. Robert McWilliams, labourer
140. Susan Nichol, dealer
138. James Wallace, grocer
136. Robert Swan, labourer
134. James Donnelly, labourer
132. James Moore, carpenter
130. John Henry, grocer and publican
128. John Kelly, teacher
Tate's Court ]
126. Patrick Kearney, pensioner
124. James McLarnon, dealer
122. Margaret Green, lodgings
120. Edward Brophy, brick layer
118. Rose McGrath, mill worker
116. Mary Hanna, grocer
Mitchell Street ]
114. Hugh McGennity, grocer
110. Thomas Wardlow
108. Charles McShane, brick layer
106. John Magowan, hatter
104. Hugh McCullagh, blacksmith
102. Patrick Coulter, wire worker and confectioner
100. Thomas Adams, carpenter
98. Wm. Todd, hair dresser
96. George Hope, grocer and publican, Brown Street
Brown Street ]
94. Elizabeth Scott, 2 Brown Street
92. Thomas Kelly, mill worker
90½. Wm. Hunter, brick layer
90. Thomas Culbert, grocer
88. Hugh McDonnell, Irish teacher
86. Wm. Hughes, butcher
84. James Warnock, pawn broker
Rea's Court
82. Thomas Brown, millwright
78. Jas. Bodel, soda water, lemonade, and ginger ale manufacturer
Keenan's Court ]
76. John Keenan, auctioneer
Wilson Street ]
74. Ellen Hanlon, green grocer
72. Mary Ann Malcomson, lodgings
70. James Murray, grocer and porter
68. Rose Mines, lodging house keeper
66. Wm. Moore, chandler
64. John Lundy, grocer and publican
Tanner's Court ]
62. Bern. McKay, grocer and publican
60. Mary Forsythe, dealer
McMaster's Court ]
John Mitchel, chimney sweeper,
McMaster's Court
Robert Riley, boot and shoe maker
56. Patrick Tasney, grocer
three small houses
48. Vacant
Alexander Crawford, starch works;
residence, Mount Charles
Crawford's Court ]
46. Henry McCool, brick layer
44. Edward Taylor, drayman
42. Wm. Todd, labourer and dealer
40. Michael Hanlon, tailor
38. Anne Murray
36. Michael Duffy, teacher
34. John Kane, silk dyer and renovator
32. John Doherty, porter
30. Sarah Lavery, lodging house
28. Charles Pollock, brick layer
26. Daniel Marrs, spirit dealer
24. Francis McDonnell, dealer
22. John McPeake, sawyer
20. Wm. Wilson, publican
18. Isabella Ramsey
16. Mary Dennis, lodging house
14. John Green, grocer and publican
Dam side ]
10. Catherine Sheals, lodging house
8. George Maxwell, labourer
6. Francis Ward, tailor
4. Thomas Morrow, confectioner
2. Isabella Irwin, grocer; shop, 1 Barrack Street
Barrack Street ]
Mill Street
Castle Street to Barrack Street
[ Chapel Lane
1. Ellen & Sarah Dyke, dress makers
" R. M. Dyke, organist St. Malachi's Roman
Catholic Chapel
3. Eliza Blair, dress maker
5. Daniel Murray, surgeon and licentiate apothecary -
medical hall
7. Mrs. Jane McClean, silk dyer and milliner
9. Jn. Goodman, linen lapper, Messrs. Fenton's office,
Linenhall
" Miss Theresa Goodman, dress maker
11. Edward Mehair, joiner and confectioner
11½. Guy S. Wilson, rectifying distiller; residence, Holywood
13. William Johnston, tanner
" Shop, vacant
15. James McAlister, slater
17. Eliza Crawford, grocer
19. James Jenkins, pawn broker; office, Marquis Street
[ Marquis Street
21, 23. James Callender, publican, currier, and leather merchant
25. Wm. Wetherall, tan yard; residence, Holywood
27. Mrs. Williams
29, 31. Alexander Rogers, baker, flour, and bran stores
33. Stephen Robert Symmonds, commission merchant; office, 6½ York
Street
35. Eye and Ear Dispensary - Attending surgeons, Surg. Browne.
R.N., and Surgeon Armstrong
W. & S. Johnston's tan yard; W.
Johnston's residence, No. 13; S. Johnston's residence, Railway Cottage,
new Lisburn Road
[ Johnston's Court
37. Messrs. Johnston's office and leather store
39. Thomas Stevenson, tailor
41. D. Somerville, boot and shoe maker
43. Doyle and Young, watch and clock makers
" Mrs. Doyle, nurse tender
45. Robert McKee, plumber
" Mrs. McKee, bonnet maker
47. Bernard Davy, tobacco spinner
49. Thomas McCormac, leather warehouse
49. Robert Greenhill, tanyard; shop and store, 44 Ann Street
51. Foster Donaldson, lodging house
53. Wm. Orr, currier
Currier's Court ]
53½. Jerem, Popham, suspender maker
55. Patrick Walsh, boot and shoe maker
57. Timothy Farrell, publican
61. Corn Mill, Mackenzie, Shaw, and Co., proprietors
59. Ann Jane Niblock, dealer
63. Lamont Carson, glass manufacturer; office, 1 and 1½ Millfield;
residence, 8 Antrim Place
[ Millfield
72. Thomas Loughran, grocer and spirit dealer
Beattie's Entry ]
70. Vacant
68. Terence McGuirk, green grocer
66. Wm. Johnston, green grocer
64½. Mary Rogers, wine & spirit store
Burn's Court ]
Henry McGlade, publican; shop, 55
Edward Street
62. Joseph Boyle, grocer and publican
Neeson's Court ]
60. Pat. Lennon, grocer and publican
58. Hugh Owen, cabinet maker
56. James Barker, lodging house
54. Henry Noon, grocer and publican
52. Waddell Cunningham, gentleman
Cunningham's Court ]
50. George Rawlins, grocer
48. Patrick McMullan, tanner and leather merchant
46. Mrs. Caroline Barnes, lodging house
44. Miss Debora Weldon, milliner and dress maker
42. Surgeon Mawhinney, Medical Hall
40. Francis Neeson, grocer and spirit dealer; 1 King Street
King Street ]
38. William Young, pawn broker; residence, Bunker's Hill House
36. James Meharg, auctioneer; office, 63 Smithfield
34, 32. Vacant
30. Catherine Kearney, boarding house
28½. Sylvester Maguire, brick layer
28. William Heyburn, surgeon, accoucheur, etc.
26. Alexander Crawford, manufacturing chemist, drysalter, etc.;
residence, Mount Charles, Malone
24. Francis Patterson, chandler and soap boiler
20. William Church, foreman News-Letter office
" Mrs. Church, confectionary establishment
18. Isabella Hume, spirit dealer
McClenaghan's Court
16. Reynolds Brothers, engineers and machine makers; residences;
Peter Reynolds, 13 Townsend Street; James Reynolds, 10 Cullingtree Place
14. William Beattie, scantling yard; residence, Queen's Square;
office, Arthur Square
Robert Gibson, brass founder, and
gas fitter; residence, 3 Lancaster Street
________
12. John Davison, tailor
10. Samuel McMullan, tailor
" Ann McMullan, stay and corset maker
8. Miss Usher, servant's registry office
" E. Usher, dress maker
6. Samuel Cunningham, wine and spirit stores; Victoria
Street
4, 2. John Kearns, grocer, spirit dealer
Millview Place
Townsend Street
nine small houses
Mitchell's Entry
112 High Street
James McKee, pawn
broker
Henry Robinson, druggist
Mitchell Street
off Gardiner Street
1. Alexander Robinson, labourer
3. John Neill, starch maker
5. Daniel Colville, labourer
7. William Young, miller
9. William Scott, carpenter
11. William Thompson, miller
17. John Black, weaver
19. John Stevenson, labourer
" Hugh Wallace, carpenter
21. James Williamson, weaver
23. John Norris, lime burner
25. John McDonald, starch maker
27. Mary Harbison, brush maker
29. John Hamilton, pork cutter
31. William Robinson, coppersmith
28. Henry Cullin, labourer
26. James Vallely, labourer
24. Jane Doe
22. Edward Ferguson, shoe maker
20. Robert Chambers, weaver
18. Patrick McLarnon, brick layer
16. Rose Ann Sorsby
14. William McBlain, weaver
12. John Mitchell, plasterer
10. John McNeill, labourer
8. Robert Allison, pensioner
6. James Starret, car driver
4. Thomas McCormack, stone cutter
2. Margaret Smith
Moffet Street
off Henry Street
1. William Bell, weaver
3. Edward Hagan, mechanic
5. Sarah Dougherty, dealer
7. Ellen Williamson
9. John Shields, labourer
11. Robert Hagan, stone cutter
13. Robert O'Neill, labourer
15. James McGlear, labourer
17. Miss McIlhatton
19. George Coulter, sawyer
21. Robert Thompson, labourer
23. Henry Barrett, pork cutter
25. John Dunn, cooper
27. Thomas Canning, soap boiler
29. James Bole, ship carpenter
40. Michael Duffy, shoe maker
38. Thomas Brownlee, flax dresser
36. Ann Montgomery, spinner
34. Patrick Gorman, bundler
32. Michael Nelson, labourer
30. Edward McLaughlin, butler
28. Rose Kelly
26. Patrick McMahon, ostler
24. John Galbraith, carman
22. John McGee, porter
20. Andrew Alexander, grocer
18. Mrs. Miller
16. John Williamson, labourer
14. William Brannagan, labourer
12. Anthony Donnelly, pork cutter
10. Alexander Leeburn, pork cutter
8. James McLarnon, labourer
6. William McGaghey, blacksmith
4. John McGuigan, yarn carrier
2. Patrick Farnham, linen lapper
Molyneaux Street
Little George's Street
twenty small houses
Montgomery Street
Chichester Street to May Street
1. Ulster Coach Factory - John Kennedy,
proprietor; residence, 4 Montgomery Street
3. Livery Stables and Posting Establishment - John Robson,
proprietor; residence, 22 Gloucester Street
7. James Carson, boot and shoe maker
11. William Low, marble and stone yard; residence, 24 Chichester
Street
13. Richard Robson, of John Robson's posting establishment Mo. 3
[ Joy Street ]
6. Hugh Morrison, tavern; proprietor of posting
establishment, May Street; Hugh Morrison's posting office and yard
4. John Kennedy, of Ulster Coach Factory
2. Coach Factory - vacant
Moore's Place
Lower Malone
1. William McIlveen, spirit dealer
" Wm. McIlveen's residence
2 James Rogan, pensioner
3. David McLean, railway porter
4. John Cooper, forrester
5. Henry Allen, overseer in Ulster Railway
Morrison's Place
Pound Street
1. Michael Hughes, tanner
2. Philip McCann, labourer
3. James McCabe, carter
4. James Dargan, labourer
four new houses building
William McGarry
Mary Crawford
Bernard McGuigan
Morrow's Entry
Hill Street
1. Robert Fulton, weigh master
3. Robert McGregor, labourer
5. John Dougall, cooper
7. John Gallagher, lighterman
9. Wm. Harper, carpenter
" Stewart Perry, cooper
11. Thomas McAuley, basket maker
13. James Neill, labourer
15. John McKee, chandler
17. James Fitzpatrick, pork cutter
" Adam Bailey, carpenter
19. Andrew Currell, labourer
21. John Hawthorn, labourer
23. Alexander Hamill, pork cutter
10. James Doolan, labourer
8. Richard Yar, lighterman
6. Alexander Logan, tailor
4. Hugh Markey, lath cutter
" Wm. Stirling, cabinet maker
2. Alexander Parker, labourer
Mount Charles
Old Malone Road
Alexander Crawford,
starch manufacturer; works, Millfield
Mrs. McLean
J. Brown, auctioneer, 38 Berry
Street
Mountview Terrace
Crumlin Road
two houses not
finished
1. John Savage, flax merchant, Skipper Street
2. Wm. Ewart, of W. Ewart & Sons, flax spinners, Crumlin
Road; office, 24 Donegall Street
3. Rev. Theophilus Campbell, incumbent of Trinity Church
4. Jackson S. Stevenson, bill and share broker, commercial
buildings
Mullan's Lane
Trafalgar Street
seven small houses
Murphy's Lane
Verner Street
1. Thomas Jordon, fish monger
3. John Dougherty, painter
5. Arthur Mason, labourer
7, 9. Wm. Lenaghan, stabling yard
4. Patrick Flinn, labourer
2. James Woods' grain stores; residence, 65 Verner Street
Murphy Street
from Verner Street to Eliza Street
1. James Brown, spirit dealer
3. William Clarke, labourer
" John King, printer
6. Mary Campbell, school mistress
Eliza McCutcheon, white worker
new houses not finished
John Murphy's brick and tile yard;
residence, Hamilton Street
5. Joseph Campbell, carpenter
7. Archd. Burnett, ornamental painter
9. Richard Stanfield, gentleman
20. Robert Moore, carpenter
18. Hugh Gilmore, baker
16. Robinson Lappan, carpenter
14. James Murray, printer
12. Thomas Bennet, moulder
10. Alex. Thompson, carpenter
8. James McCrea, plasterer
6. Henry Turney, carpenter
4. John Holland, salesman in H. H. Hanny's, 13 Donegall
Street
2. William Davey, painter
Murray's Terrace
College Square
1. William Hunter, gentleman
" W. & T. Hunter, merchants; office,
Waring Street
2. Daniel Brannigan, wine and spirit merchant; store, No. 43
North Street
3. Samuel Taylor, bookkeeper and cashier in A. & S.
Henry & Co.'s, Donegall Square North
4. J. Curell, linen merchant, Linenhall
5. Rev. John Porter
6. Robert Neill, gentleman
7. Rev. Dr. Hincks
Mustard Street
John Street
1. John Scott, shoe maker
3. Rebecca Phillips
5. Robert Adair, shoe maker
7. Samuel Bailey, painter
9. Hugh Graham, porter
11. Hugh McComb, boot and shoe maker
13. Francis Ganston, cooper
15. James Smylie, clerk
17. Samuel Dodd, pensioner
19. John Duffy, labourer
21. Samuel Armor, shoe maker
23. George Strachan, pork cutter
25. Sarah Thompson
side of John Jackson's spirit store
[ Union Street
side of Samuel Patterson's grocery
27. Vacant
29. Samuel Hutchinson, labourer
31. John McLaughlin, cooper
33. William Downs, pork cutter
35. John Shields, pensioner
37. John Regan, dealer
39. David Charters, shoe maker
41. Margaret Campbell, dealer
43. James Boag, weaver
45. Robert McCann, labourer
47. John Stewart, horse shoer
49. Margaret Rafferty
51. Job Foster, pensioner
53. Hugh Tilley, shoe maker
55. Charles Liddy, spirit dealer
[ Stephen Street
57. Michael Kerns, grocer
59. Atchison Cloughley, carpenter
61. James Munro, dealer
63. John Kearney, pensioner
65. John Britton, spirit dealer
74. James McAuley, brush and bellows maker
72. Patrick Cassidy, shoe maker
70, 68. Vacant
66. James Griffith, nailer
64. Mathew Williamson, comb maker
62. John Stewart, labourer
60. John Stewart, baker
58. John Loughran, labourer
56. James McGee, labourer
54. Hugh Harkin, labourer
52. Bernard Laverty, shoe maker
Robert's Court ]
50. James McLaughlin, labourer
48. Jane Black
46. James Kelly, labourer
44. Betsy Dornan, dealer
42. James Kerns, dealer
40. Ellen O'Hara, white worker
38. James McKeown, labourer
36. Hugh McLaughlin, coach maker
34. John Harrison, labourer
32. James McDonald, clerk
Union Street ]
30. John Quinn, grocer and publican
28. Patrick McCabe, bookbinder
26. William Martin, cooper
24. John McCaslin, cooper
" Francis Kearns, labourer
22. John Liddy, paver
20. Archibald Reid, tailor
18. Ellen McCaw
16. James Stewart, porter
14. Robert McMurray, tailor
12. Mary Ann Toal
10. Mary Nelson
8. Wm. Devanny, blacksmith
6. Daniel O'Neill, dealer
4. R. and J. Bell, yarn and flax store; residence,
Whitehouse
2. James Scott, dealer
side of Edward Fagan's spirit store
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Mc
McAdam's Court
Carrickhill
Patrick McAnally,
nailer
Edward Hughes, nailer
John Mullen, nailer
James McKenna, nailer
seven small
houses
McAllen's Place
Shankhill (Shankill)
nine small houses
McAuley's Place
McAuley Street
three small houses
McAuley Street
off Cromac Street
2. John Dunn, shoe maker
4. Samuel Carson, labourer
6. John Doak, sawyer
8. Dennis Vernon, tailor
10. David McHoney, labourer
[ McAulay's Court
12. Joseph Lavery, labourer
14. Ann Donnelly, dealer
16. Thomas Fairfield, carpenter
18. Catherine Carr
20. William Newell, labourer
22. Samuel McBride, labourer
24. William McGonigal
26. James Morrison
28. Francis Mulholland, butler
[ Bond Street
enclosed ground
new shop, vacant
George Firth, iron moulder
new house, vacant
McClean's Entry
off Marquis Street
four small houses
McClelland's Lane
Peter's Hill
twenty-six small houses
McClenaghan's Court
Mill Street
James McDonald,
pensioner
James McClenaghan, mechanic
Robert Gibson, brass founder and gas
fitter; residence, Lancaster Street
William Beattie's (rent agent)
scantling yard; residence, 9 Queen's Square
Reynolds Brothers, engineers and
machine makers; residences; Peter Reynolds, 13 Townsend Street; John
Reynolds, 13 Cullingtree Place
McDowell's Court
formerly Davidson's Entry-Durham Street
seventeen small houses
McKibbin's Court
155 North Street
twenty-one small houses
McMaster's Row
Durham Street
6. Robert McMaster, carpenter
8. Joseph Dinley, clerk
Foster Connor's weaving factory;
office, Linen Hall; residence, 13 College Square South
eighteen small
houses
McMillen's Place
Falls Road
2. Felix McIlvogue, shoe maker
4. William McKaig, labourer
6. Margaret Orr
8. Mark Graham, carpenter
10. Patrick McAteer, blacksmith
12. James McVeigh, labourer
14. John Hunter, mechanic
16. H. Wilkinson, dresser in foundry
18. Terrence Cregan, gateman in distillery
20. James Dougherty, servant
22. Hugh Boyd, copper and tinsmith
24. William McAuley, pork cutter
26. Samuel Lyons, brick layer
28. John Scott, brick layer
30. Hugh Doey, brick layer
32. Robert McCaheron, carpenter
34. Elizabeth Lindsay
36. William McCracken, carpenter
38. Edward Burns, pensioner
McTier's Court
North Street
3. Charles Shields, sweep
5. Susan Ross, dealer
" Neill Mullan, sweep
7. Ann Mullan, dealer
9. James Ross, brass founder
11. James Cummerford, sweep
15. Patrick Main, labourer
Mary McGregor
Bernard McPeak, labourer
Nicholas Gallagher, sweep
four small
houses
McTiers Street
Shankhill (Shankill)
1. Robert Williamson, millwright
3. James Kennedy, baker
5. John Gamble, printer
four houses partly built
15. James Jefferson, labourer
17. James Falloon, weaver
19. Margaret Boyd, whiteworker
21. John Clarke, brick layer
23. Anthony McFlinn
25. David McTier, book seller
27. John Curry, damask weaver
29. Samuel Perry, pork cutter
31. Daniel McCartney, dealer
33. Mary Wilson
James Tilley, muslin manufactory;
residence, 2 North Queen Street
Elizabeth Gaskin
John Kelly, dealer
Robert Wilkinson, weaver
James Mullen, weaver
37. James Maneely, labourer
39. Francis Whitley, weaver
41. Robert Wilson, labourer
43. James Hillis, shoe maker
45. Alexander Mitchell, bleacher
47. Samuel Weir, stone cutter
49. David Orr, butler
fifteen houses building
Robert Vance, travelling agent
25. James McGinnis, warper
24. Wm. McCracken, dealer
23. Thomas Smith, clerk
22. Wm. Johnston, labourer
21. John Scott, labourer
20. James Getty, machine maker
19. Samuel Fulton, ploughman
18. Robert Hood, labourer
17. James Graham, labourer
16. James Scott, pattern maker
15. Elizabeth Morrison, whiteworker
14. James Allen, labourer
13. Robert McCall, brick layer
12. Agnes Simmington
11. Jane Ewing
10. James McKeag, brick layer
9. Robert McIlroy, book deliverer
8. Richard Bell, warper
7. Margaret Anderson
6. George Bradshaw
5. John Girvan, warper
4. John Robinson, teacher
3. John Watson, porter
2. John Wright, warper
1. Samuel Maneely, watchman
48. Robert Vance, publican
46. Mary A. McCurley, boarding house
44. Wm. Hamilton, weaver
42. Patrick Allen, dealer
40. James Sheerer, labourer
38. John Hannah, dealer
36. James Boyd, labourer
34. James Tracey, labourer
32. Neill McKeown, labourer
30. Wm. Adams, carter
28. Thomas Tully, hatter
26. Wm. Hemphill, school master
24. Reynold McAlister, labourer
22. Wm. Caldwell, pork cutter
20. Wm. Aickin, book binder
18. George Murdock, weaver
16. James Mullan
14. Margaret Kennedy
12. Wm. McCullough, mechanic
10. Richard Childs, blacksmith
8. Wm. Gallagher, labourer
6. David Whitley, labourer
4. Wm. Milligan, shoe maker
2. Margaret Waugh
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N
Napier's Place
Malone Road Lower
1. Stewart Campbell, cabinet maker, Ann
Street
2. John Gilmour, muslin agent, with Anderson and Gray,
Donegall Square South
3. James Calwell, pensioner
Napier Street
off Malone Road Lower
4. Robert Heron, barber
5. Alexander McQuillan, engraver
6. Wm. Walker, school master
7. George Sinclair, clerk
Miss Sinclair, milliner & dress
maker
8. Joseph Gray, butler
Neeson's Court
off Mill Street
thirty-two small houses
Nelson Court
Nelson Street
2. James Bingham, pork cutter
4. Robert McCready, carpenter
6. Jane Boyd
8. William Thompson, mariner
Nelson Street
Great Patrick Street to Earl Street
1. David Thoburn, pawn broker
1½. John Teeney, foreign interpreter
" Andrew Bruce, provision dealer
3. Ralph Stockman, nail manufacturer
5. Thomas Derby, cabinet maker
7. Henry Brankin, grain merchant, 26 Great Patrick Street
9. James McMinn, warper
" A. and M. McMinn, dress makers
11. John Isdell, ladies' boot maker
13. Hugh Wallace, porter
15. John Robinson, ship carpenter and grocer
17. Andrew Girvan, mechanic
.....[ Little Patrick Street intersects ].....
19. W. Weir, jun., & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers;
residence, Antrim Road
21. Mathew McKenzie, designer
23. Mrs. Margaret Boyd
25. Mrs. Esther McIlroy
27. R. & H. Dickson's provision stores
29. Mrs. Margaret Whiteside
31. James McColumb, stone mason
33. Robert Stewart, labourer
35. Thomas Douglass, carpenter
37. Wm. John Kitson, cooper
39. John Bodkin, watch maker
41. Samuel Park, mate of Erin's Queen
43. Robert Kennedy, cabinet maker
45. Adam Corrigan, spirit dealer
47. Mrs. Skelton
.....[ Great George's Street intersects ].....
side of John Low's timber yard
[ Little Corporation Street
enclosed ground
.....[ Henry Street intersects ].....
49. George L. Miller, of Miller and Clendinning, North Street
521. Mrs. Pollock, boarding house
53. William Jackson, pensioner
55. Samuel Owens, gentleman
57. William McMahon, sea captain
59. Vacant
61. Robert Brown, professor of music
63. James Turney, sea captain
65. Andrew Park, sea captain
67. Echlin Gordon, relieving officer
69. Matthew Martin, spirit dealer
.....[ Trafalgar Street intersects ].....
71. Eliza Johnston, grocer
73. James Black, ship rigger
75. William Graham, sea captain
77. Patrick McAreavy, lighterman
79. James Johnston, ship carpenter
81. Ellen McTear
[ North Ann Street
83. John Scott, labourer
85. James Kelly, ship carpenter
87. Mary J. Potbury, boarding house
89. Thomas McGowan, sailor
91. Thomas Johnston, sergeant of harbour constables
93. James Moorehead, cooper
[ Earl Street ]
98. Wm. Bruce, ship smith
96. James Doogan, ship carpenter
94. Samuel Hanna, cooper
92. Thomas Thomson, ship carpenter
90. Hugh Harvey, house carpenter
88. Thomas Shaw, pilot
86. Robert McComisky, dealer
84. Rowland Savage, cooper
82. James McKenzie, blacksmith
80. Robert Jackson, mariner
78. James Quinn, spirit dealer
Trafalgar Street ]
76. John Scott, spirit dealer
74. James McClerry, pawn broker
72. Michael Drenan, clerk
70. Ann Paton
68½. Robert Hoy, spirit dealer
68. Wm. Connell, ship builder
66. Jane Johnston
64. Thomas Owens, provision dealer
.....[ Henry Street intersects ].....
62. James Frazer, muslin manufacturer, 16 Academy Street
60. Charles Bailies' scantling yard
58. Charles Bailies, builder - residence
56. Thomas Crossford, agent to John Tallis & Co., London
publishers
Nile Street ]
54. Kennedy Morrison, clerk
52. William Swan, clerk
50. John Cousins, grocer, 75 North Street
48. Thomas Walker, carpenter
Shipboy Street ]
46. James Atkinson
44. John Wallace, sewed muslin manufacturer, 6 Corporation Street
side of Rev. Thomas Toye's meeting
house
..... [ Great George's Street intersects ].....
42. Mrs. Moorcroft's school
40. Eliza Porter
38. John Deering, jeweller
36. Jas. McCollough, grocer, 63 High Street
34. Wm. Dunlop, draper
32. William Millen, school master
30. Ennis Clarke, butcher
28. James Quirey, spirit merchant, 31 Donegall Street
26. Samuel Boyd, clerk
24. Thomas Kirker
22. Francis Johnson, manager in Archer and Sons' engraving
establishment, Castle Place
20. Mrs. Mary Eccles
18. Jane McGee
16. Isabella Adair
14. Patrick Hynds, pawn broker
..... [Little Patrick Street intersects ].....
12. R. Russell, grocer and spirit dealer
10. Wm. Stewart, cooper
8. Samuel McClurcan, cooper
6. Edward McKeating, saddler
4. Francis Lees, school master
2½. John Arthur, tailor
James Place ]
2. James Thompson
New Court
40 Tomb Street
eight small houses
New Lodge Place
Lodge Road
Matthew McBride,
pensioner
Thomas Moore, carding master
John O'Neill, bundler
John Arthurs, tailor
James Finlay, turner
Ellen Havron
Hutchinson Robinson, mariner
Jane Robinson
James Johnston, bundler
Hugh McCollough, labourer
Thomas Lindsay, mariner
John Richardson, weigh master
Margaret Davidson
New Lodge Road
from North Queen Street
new house building
1. James Milligan, porter
2. Hugh Maguire, tailor
3. James Haverl, labourer
4. John Boyes, labourer
5. Isabella Madill, boarding house
6. Charles Mullan, carpenter
1. Daniel McNamara
3. Ann Dougherty, dealer
5. James Ritchie, carpenter
7. Patrick Kennedy, fish monger
9, James McIlroy, labourer
11. Samuel Gamble, weaver
13. William Forbes, worker in foundry
15. John Heatley, fireman (Headley)
17. John Johnston, dealer
19. Sarah Haggarty
21. Philip Smith, hackler
23. Eliza Mooney
25. Patrick Daly, dealer
27. James Donnelly, labourer
29. William Hanan, labourer
31. John Douglass, mechanic
[ New Lodge Place
33. John Hayney, hackler
35. William McFarell, labourer
37. William Carson, porter
39. John Kane, labourer
41. Jane Finlay
43. Samuel Johnston, dealer
45. Robert Moore, labourer
47. Alice Devine, reeler
49. William McKinney, stone mason
51. Isabella Douglass
53. Edward Garner, tailor and spirit dealer
55. Robert Clark, labourer
57. James Guy, spirit dealer
59. Bernard Coyle, coal dealer
61. John Watson, labourer
63. Mary McSorley
1. Robert Watson, labourer
2. Charles Johnston, labourer
3. New Lodge Road Spirit Store; Thomas Smyth, proprietor
entrance gate, Adam J. Macrory,
solicitor, Duncairn; office, Rosemary Street
1. Hans Wilson, dealer
3. John Rainey
5. Francis Sloan, labourer
7. Wm. John Wye, labourer
9. Margaret Brown
11. Margaret Green, dealer
13. Thomas Killip, butler
15. Owen McCann, labourer
Antrim Road ]
12. Michael Maloy, labourer
10. Betty Kerr
8. Wm. Holmes, book deliverer
6. Nathaniel Duncan, labourer
4. Daniel McCartney, labourer
2. John Roberts, deputy high constable of cess; office,
Queen Street
Lodge cotton mill - Messrs. Lepper,
proprietors
Wm. Lepper, Laurel Lodge
Mrs. Frances Lepper, Trainfield
House
72. Malcolm Murray, stone mason
70. Vacant
68. Joseph McCollough, spirit dealer
66. Robert Lenaghan, labourer
64. Mrs. Nelson, dealer
62. James Murray, tailor
60. Wm. McStay, grocer
58. John Hunter, dealer
" Wm. James Galway, labourer
56. Allen Cathcart, labourer
54. Michael Cush, labourer
52. George Haslett, labourer
50. Bridget Woods
48. Wm. Gallagher, brick layer
46. Mary Welsh
44. Neill Hughes, labourer
42. Thomas McReynolds, labourer
40. Joseph Shaw, labourer
38. Wm. Duncan
36. Owen Ward, hackler
34. James Dougherty, labourer
32. John McKenna, labourer
30. Robert McMullan, labourer
28. John O'Neill, dealer
26. Thomas McKenna, dealer
24. Joseph Brown, sawyer
22. Hugh Donoho, dealer
20½. Rose Clark, dealer
20. Robert Douglass, labourer
18. Samuel Wright, labourer
16. Owen Hamill, labourer
14. Patrick Ward, dealer
12. Joseph Collier, locksmith
10. Thomas Lynch, dealer
8. Ellen Smith, dealer
6. Daniel McIlroy, dealer
Gutter Alley ]
4. Margaret McKeown, dealer
2. Joseph Nevin, labourer
entrance to Joseph Finlay's spirit
store
New Row
Berry Street
twenty-two small houses
Nile Street
from Nelson Street to York Street
1, 3. Robert King, grocer and spirit dealer
5. Andrew Armstrong, shipsmith
7. Vacant
9. John Smith, stone cutter
11. Samuel Ewing, grocer and spirit dealer
[ Little Henry Street
13. Ann Bayne, grocer and spirit dealer
15. John O'Leery, custom house officer
17. Ann Stewart
19. Arthur Walker, grocer and spirit dealer
[ Little York Street
side of J. Corduke's provision store
side of G. and H. McKibbin's
provision store
Little York Street ]
26. Eliza Blair, grocer
24. James Gordon, carpenter
22. Ann Beckett
20. Wm. Eades, joiner
18. Wm. McDowell, mechanic
18½. Edward McMurray, in Rowan's foundry
16. Vacant
James Campbell, sea captain
14½. Archibald Roberts, boat builder
12. John Holmes, millwright
10. John Simmons, sea captain
8. James Dinnen, revenue officer
6. James Adams, ship carpenter
4. James Neill, mechanic
2. Isabella Learmouth
North Ann Street
from Corporation Street to Nelson Street
1. Alexander Loughrey, labourer
3. John Knox, quay constable
5. Robert Graham, sawyer
7. Wm. McCann, labourer
9. Ann Brown
11. David Tumbelty, butler
13. Richd. Loughran, harbour constable
15. Andrew Mahon, clerk in Ballymena Railway Office
17. Henry Quinn, custom house officer
19. Wm. McDowell, sea captain
21. Mary Redmond, dress maker
23. John Quee, painter
25. John Monteith, sail maker
27. Michael Madden, quay porter
29. Francis McCann, pilot
28. Francis Stewart, boarding house
26. Ann Ellington
24. Vacant
22. J. Campbell, customhouse officer
20. Wm. Bickerstaff, boatman
18. James Robinson, stone cutter
16. John McCutcheon, pilot
14. Bernard McIlveen, watchman
12. Patrick McKenna, lumper
18. Wm. Perry, letter carrier (10)
8. Daniel Gribbin, carter
6. Wm. Mullan, labourer
4. James Nelson, cotton spinner
2. Alexander Kerr, spirit dealer
North Boundary Street
Old Lodge Road
1. Mrs. Moffat, boarding house
3. Patrick Darcy, foreman printer
5. Andrew Scully
7. William Lowry, moulder
9. James Cooke, plumber
11. Alexander Stewart, car driver
13. William Young, stone mason
15. Thomas Gillespie, labourer
20. Wm. Moore
18. Wm. Johnston, warper
16. John Smyth, gardener
14. Hugh Montgomery, car driver
12. John Dunlavey, baker
10. Abraham Hill, carpenter
8. John Smylie, mechanic
6. Mary Addy
4. Isaac Waugh, clerk
2. Mrs. Campbell, dealer
Northburn Place
Old Lodge Road
Wm. S. Baird,
printer
Wm. Hanna, boiler maker
John Foreman, linen lapper
three new houses building
Northburn Street
Old Lodge Road
John Law, farmer
William Watson, warder in jail
North Queen Street
Carrickhill to Old Carrick Road
1. Mrs. Fawkner, lodging house
3. Hugh O'Neill, green grocer and boot and shoe maker
[ Frederick Street
5. R. D. Kirk, wine and spirit shop
7. Isabella McComb, white worker
9. Halliday Maltseed, machine smith
11. Vacant
11 ½. Mrs. Eliza Hill
13. Hugh Kelly, spirit store, Bank Lane
15. Constabulary Station - Head Constable, William Smith
17. John McMillan, spirit dealer
19. Miss Noland, boarding house
21. William Delany
23. John Hawkins, cotton spinner
25. Mary Dixon, dealer
27. Denis McGinnis, printer
29. Patrick Fitzsimons, labourer
31. William John Leathem, shoe maker
33. Benjamin Gilmore, spirit dealer
[ May's Lane
35. Martin Rutherford, spirit dealer
37, 39. Robert Maxwell, dealer
41. Richard Lavery, spirit dealer
[ Lancaster Street
43. James Park, grocer and spirit dealer
45. Thomas Ewart, spirit dealer
47. Patrick Cheevers, grocer & publican
49. William Frame, dealer
51. John Kinny, grocer and publican
53. Christie McDonald, slater
55. Patrick McFarley, pensioner
57. Catherine Marson, spirit dealer
59. Ann. Hawkes, dealer
61. James Walsh, spirit dealer
63. William Pollock, pensioner
65. Thomas Shaw, spirit dealer
67. Vacant
69. Thomas Montgomery, spirit dealer
[ Great George's Street
enclosed ground [ Henry
Street
71. James Baxter, copper and tinsmith
73. John Campbell, linen lapper
75, 77. John Wilson, baker and forage contractor
79. Jane Gregory, pawn broker
81. Robert Mooney, editor of News Letter
83. Thomas Price, accountant, Harbour Commissioners' office
85. Vacant
87. Alexander Wilson, grocer
89. Edward Smith, spirit dealer
[ Sussex street
91. John Canavan, spirit and provision dealer
93. Vacant
95. Richard Duncan, gardener
97. Wm. Jas. Thompson, grocer
[ Vere Street
99. Jane Murphy, haberdasher and grocer
101. Miss Margaret Mack
103. Miss Hancock
[ Old Carrickfergus Road
Hardinge Street - several
houses occupied by mill workers
Mary's Place
James Holmes, grocer and spirit
dealer
John Frazer, mechanic
Bernard Carey, carpenter
North Queen Street Place ]
James Brown, labourer
Ann McCrea, white worker
New Lodge Road ]
56. Joseph Finlay, grocer, spirit and provision store
54½. Sarah Campbell
54. Patrick Dougherty, dealer
52. Peter Cullin, dealer
50. Wm. Orr, grocer
Artillery Street ]
48. James McNicholl, green grocer
46. James McCann, dealer
Cavalry Barracks
44. Thomas McGurk, spirit dealer
42. Alexander Burke, tailor
40. Wm. Bryson
38. Alexander Crossett, collector of police rate and haberdasher
36. Mrs. Church
34. Mrs. Fenwick
32. Mrs. McKee
30. Edward Smyth, shoe maker
28. Mrs. Wightman, dress maker
26. Thomas Ewart, gentleman
24. Robert Kelso Mathewson, gentleman
22. Mrs. Groom, boarding house
20. John Knox, gentleman
18. John Kerr, clerk
16. William Stewart, teller Provincial Bank
Infantry Barracks
14. Samuel Hunter, manager of Belfast Foundry
12. David Woods, agent for Hill Hamilton
10. Alexander Moncrieff, clerk
8. Wm. Hastings, civil engineer
6. George S. Hill, Sub-Inspector of constabulary
4. John Orr, clerk
" Mrs. Orr, servants' registry
2. James Tilley, muslin manufacturer; factory, off Shankhill
Road (Shankill)
The Old Poorhouse - J. Marshall,
house steward
North Queen Street Place
(formerly Finlay's Court)
six small houses
North Street
from Bridge Street to Peter's Hill
1, 3. John Lytle, wholesale grocer and seed merchant
5. Vacant
7. James H. Smyth and Co., glass, oil and paint warehouse;
residence, 6 Waring Street
9. Wm. Lewis, haberdasher
11. James McCann, soap and candle manufacturer; residence, 3
Winecellar Entry
13. Wm. Hughes, corn merchant and flax spinner
15. William Addison, wholesale grocer and seed merchant
17. Samuel Gelston, wine and spirit merchant; residence, Rosstulla,
Whiteabbey
19. Vacant
21. James Boyd, umbrella and parasol maker
[ North Street Place
23. Joseph Lewis, lithographic printer; residence, Carrickfergus
25. Robert Vance, wine and spirit merchant; residence, McTier
Street
27. Wm. Bullock, brush and weavers' utensil warehouse; residence,
Bower's Hill
[ St. Anne's buildings
29. Mrs. Robinson's commercial boarding house
31. John and Robert Potts, iron merchants; J. Potts' residence, 25
York Street; R. Potts, residence, Rosemount, Antrim Road
33, 35. Jas. Kavanagh, wholesale grocer, glass, oil and colour dealer
37, 39. Vacant
41. Ann Ievers, grocer and tobacconist
43. Daniel R. Brannigan, wholesale tea, wine and spirit stores;
residence, 2 Murray's Terrace
43. Alex. Grant and Co., drapers and silk merchants; A. Grant's
residence, 2½ Joy Street
45, 47. Wm. Dobbin, wholesale grocer, druggist and drysalter; residence,
102 Donegall Street
[ Long Lane
49. Robert Milliken, saddler and harness maker
51. David Rodgers, saddler and harness maker; residence, York
Street
53. E. and M. Riddell, bonnet makers and haberdashers
55. John Reid, haberdasher
57. Miss Noble, boarding house
59. James Thompson, bakery and flour merchant
61. Osborne Kidd, flour miller; residence, Armagh
63. Nathaniel Dickey, grocer
65. Eliza Jane Duncan, haberdasher
[ Church Street
67. John Thompson, watch and clock maker and jeweller
69. Johnston & Kennedy, haberdashers
71. John & James Dysart, boot and shoe makers
73. Isabella Dickson, vender of medicine
75. John & W. R. Cousins, wholesale and retail grocers and
cheese mongers; residence, 50 Nelson Street
77. Forster Green & Co., Golden Eagle tea establishment
83. John Milford, corn and flour merchant; residence, 86 Hercules
Street
85. William Tate, green hide, leather and nail stores
87. David Bell, wholesale and retail grocer
89. Robt. Blackburn & Co., wholesale and retail grocers and
druggists
[ John Street
91. Margt. Jane Patrick, haberdasher
93. John McFarlane, clock and watch maker; residence, 30 Sandy Row
" Hugh Spence, boot and shoe maker
95. Mrs. Hederman, haberdasher; residence, 101 North Street
97. Patk. Denvir, baker & flour dealer
99. Mary Hunter, baker & confectioner
101. Mary Moonan, haberdasher
103, 105. Nathaniel Isles, leather merchant and boot and shoe maker
107. Mary Ann Browne, haberdasher
109. Wm. Campbell, leather merchant
109½. Patrick O'Neill, retail spirit store
111. Pat. O'Neill, boot & shoe maker
113. Jane Crawford, flour store and bakery
115. Thos. Sanders, brazier & tinsmith
117. Catherine Justin, whip manufactory
119. Thomas Frazer, leather merchant
121. Robt. Mahaffey, boot and shoe maker
123. John Graham, wholesale and retail confectioner
125. Robert Jardin & Co., grocers
127, 129. John Casey, spirit dealer and grocer
131. Vacant [ Union Street
133. John Elliot, grocer
135. Wm. Knox, baker & flour dealer
135½. Teressa Maginn, haberdasher
137. W. McIlroy, grocer & spirit dealer
" Andrew McIlroy's carman's yard
139. James McBlain, leather merchant
141. James McMillen's provision store
143. Wm. Moore, currier and leather merchant
145. Allen Martin, grocer and flour merchant
147. James Barry, haberdasher
147½. Robert Guinn, coach maker
" Eliza Guinn, stay maker
[ McTier's Court
149. James Dunlop, whip manufactory
151, 153. Robt. Peel's bakery & flour stores; residence, Shankhill
Road (Shankill)
[ McKibben's Court
155. George Kerns, saddler and harness maker
157. Hugh Crawford, grocer
159. Lawrence O'Brien, hair dresser & wig maker
161. John Ingram, provision dealer
163. Patrick Toner, provision dealer
165. Mary Wright, dealer
167, 169. Thos. Mullins, provision dealer
171. John Short, baker and flour dealer
173. Margaret Anderson, spirit dealer
[ Hamilton's Court
175. Michael Kelly, provision dealer
177. Denis Dyer, spirit dealer
179. James Hamill, provision dealer
181. Thos. Boyd, baker and flour dealer
183. Wm. Kealey, provision dealer
185. Rise Ann Adams, confectioner
187. James McClements, green grocer
189. John Caruth, grocer, meal, flour, and bran stores
191. Robert Gilmor, pawn broker
[ Peter's Hill ]
204. Robt. Orr, grocer and spirit dealer
202. Edward Daly, surgeon, North Street Medical Hall
200. John McKenna, spirit dealer
198. James Adams, baker
196. Luke McCann, dealer
194. John Loughran, butcher
192. John Madden, dealer
190. James McPeak, pedlar
188. John Halliday, tailor
Law's Lane ]
186. Thos. Craig, grocer & spirit dealer
184. Matthew Irvine, spirit dealer & stabling yard
182. James Anderson, provision dealer
180. Thomas Bryson, hardware shop
178. John Smith, looking glass maker
176. John Canavan's timber and coal yard
174. James Wilson, toy shop
172. James Laughlin, confectioner
170. Wm. Patterson, soap and candle manufacturer
168. James A. Cumine, electrical and optical warehouse
166. Thomas Beatty, spirit dealer
164½. Hugh Magee, stabling yard
164. James Ball, spirit dealer
162. James Boyd, baker and flour merchant
160. Samuel Barron, grocer
158. Mary Ann McWilliams, Eagle Inn and stabling yard
156. Patrick Henry, dealer
154. John Waugh, bakery and flour dealer
Winetavern Street ]
152. Arthur Hunter, leather merchant
150. John Foley, provision dealer and butcher
148. Vacant
146. Patrick Fowler, confectioner
144. Edward Leathem, umbrella maker and bell hanger
142. Michl. McAvoy, pipe manufactory
140. Jane Wilson, toy shop
138. John Hunter, soap and candle manufactory
136. Dennis Louden, butcher
134. Arthur Alexander, wholesale and retail spirit dealer, coal merchant
and stabling
132. James Waugh, leather warehouse
130. Arthur Crawford's iron stores
128. John Woods Beck, M.D., surgeon and apothecary
126. James Boucher, haberdasher
124. Richard Ware, spirit dealer and stabling yard
122. Arthur Murphy, confectioner
120. John Dougherty, spirit dealer
Hudson's Entry ]
118. Henry McAnally, spirit dealer
116. John McIlveen, haberdasher
114. Thomas McAteer, grocer and spirit dealer
Ritchie's Place ]
112. Richard Colpoy, wholesale flour and grain merchant
110. Hugh Lowe's grocery & flour store
108. John S. Dickson, surgeon; residence, Ligoneil Villa
106. Wm. Mathews, hair dresser
104. Adam Duncan, carman's inn and stabling yard
Hercules Street ]
102. James Evans, spirit dealer
100 James Wilson, tobacconist
98. Patrick Mooney, butcher and spirit dealer
96. Daniel McCann, soap and candle manufacturer; residence, 97
York Street
94. Bernard McAuley, boot and shoe maker
92. John McCartin, nail manufactory
90. Bernard McAuley, boot and shoe maker
88. James Lamb, boot and shoe maker
86. Samuel Elliott, confectioner
84. Margaret Henesay, haberdasher
82. Andrew Kirk, tobacco manufactory
80. Jane Conway, spirit dealer and boarding house
78. Bernard McDonald, haberdasher and cap manufacturer
76. Thomas Gribbin, book seller
74. James Dornan, rope and twine manufacturer
72. Jane Caulfield, haberdasher
70. James Marlow, rope and twine manufacturer
68, 66. North Star Inn and Hotel, and posting establishment - George
Gordon, proprietor
64. Robert Bunting, confectioner
Round Entry ]
62½. Vacant
62. Mary Pollock, book seller
" Jane Pollock, dress maker
60. James McClarns and Co., curriers, wholesale and retail leather
merchants
58½. Joseph McAlister, soap and candle manufacturer
58. James Torbit, jun., wine merchant and spirit dealer;
residence, 9 Albion Place
56. William Stewart, brush and trunk maker
54. Jane Greer, soap and candle manufacturer
52. Kirker Brothers, haberdashers; residence, 24 Nelson Street
50. James Stormont, house painter and glazier
48. James Davidson, saddler and harness maker
46. William Riley, haberdasher
44, 42. William Henry Morris, soap and candle manufacturer
40, 38. Mercer and Kerr, wholesale druggists and general merchants
36. Miller, Clindinning and Co., Manchester and Scotch
warehouseman, and manufacturers; residences: Wm. Clindinning, 15 May
Street; George L. Miller, Henry Street
34. Samuel McCausland, wholesale grocer, tobacco manufacturer
& seed merchant; residence, Lodge Cottage
32, 30, 28. Vacant
26. Samuel D. Robinson, brush, card and bellows manufacturer;
residence, 29 North Street
24. Fergus Massy, tobacconist
22. Thomas Gray, wholesale and retail grocer, ship owner, etc.
20, 18. Wm. Dobbin, wholesale and retail grocer and druggist; residence,
102 Donegall Street
16, 14. Wm. Sherrie, wholesale and retail brush manufacturer, and gutta
percha agent
12. George Massy, tobacco and snuff manufacturer
10. Edward Taylor, seedsman
6. Mrs. Magee, wine and spirit store, Derry, Larne, Antrim
and Crumlin mail coach office
4. John McDonnell, tobacconist and grocer
2. James Skene, spirit dealer, Stag's Head Tavern ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ O O'Haggarty
Street
Boundary Street 1. Thomas McKibbin,
bundler
3. James Lackey, cabinet maker
5. John McKenna, labourer
side of John Ewing's grocery and
spirit store
6. Charles Maken, car driver
4. Daniel Gilliland, labourer
2. Tracey Brittain, labourer Old Lodge
Place
Old Lodge Road twelve small
houses Old Lodge Road
from Peter's Hill
Right Side 1. William Kelly, labourer
3. Peter McCrory, boot and shoe maker
5. James Henderson, labourer
7. John Black, helper in foundry
9. Leckey Devine, porter
11. Patrick McKavanagh, marine store
13. James Suffern, porter
15. Vacant
17. Hugh McCann, butcher
19. John Mulgrew, blacking manufacturer
21. Thomas Keenan, rope manufacturer
23. Bernard O'Neill, flaxman
25. George Wilkie, plumber
27. Daniel Magee, grocer
[ Alton Street into Wall Street
29. James Ross, brick manufacturer
31. Catherine Magill, dress maker
33. John Williamson, whitesmith
35. Owen McKee, labourer
37. John Cameron, starch maker
[ Upton Street
39. Catherine Hannan, boarding house
41. James McIlvenna, labourer
43. Arthur McGurk, pensioner
45. James O'Hagan, dealer
47. Daniel Dunbar, clerk
[ California Street
49. Thomas Haggarty, porter
51. George Rice, pensioner
53. James McCracken, weaver
55. Andrew Armstrong, chandler
57. John Saunders, labourer
[ Arnon Street
59. Ezekiel Moore, whitesmith
61. John McClusky, salesman
63. Jane Sharpe, widow
65. William Smith, grocer
[ Stanhope Street
67. Henry Harper, carpenter
69. Alexander Davison, baker
71. Joseph Hill, coast guard
" Mr. Ross's brick field
73. Patrick Burns, weaver
75. Aaron Osborne, weaver
77. Daniel Burns, weaver
79. Richard Johnson, weaver
81. Francis Devlin, weaver
83. Patrick Lyons, dealer
85. Mrs. Magee, widow
87. Samuel Kennedy, boot and shoe maker
89. Vacant
[ New Street to Crumlin Road
two new houses not finished
[ New Street to Crumlin Road
rere of new Court House
S. McD. Elliott, Old Lodge House,
seneschal and solicitor; office, Arthur Street
Arthur Crawford, woollen draper;
shop, Waring Street
John and Robt. Getty, gentlemen,
Beech Park
John Hind, flax spinner, The Lodge
Samuel McCausland, grocer, the Lodge
Cottage; shop, North Street
Old Park Print Works - Robert Howie,
proprietor Left Side
James McTier, gentleman, Vermont Lodge
John Tate, farmer
John Thompson, working bleacher
Crumlin Turnpike ]
Glentilt Place ]
Court Street ]
John Clarke, commercial traveller
Old Lodge Place
small houses -
several vacant
Mary Kirker
Edward Coyle, labourer
Wm. Beatty, grocer and spirit dealer
Conlon Street ]
John Quin, grocer and publican
Wm. McClenahan, mechanic
James Parker, tailor
Campbell Street ]
Fleming's Place
1. James Clendinning, grocer and
publican
2. Robert Campbell, carpenter
3. Wm. Weir, stone cutter
4. Wm. Flanigan, block printer
5. James Lemon, stone cutter
6. Joseph Hamilton, block printer
7. Thomas Collins, print cutter
8. Robert Manson, labourer
8. Wm. Thompson, sawyer (9)
10. Vacant
134. John Magee, brick layer
132. Hugh Clarke, carpenter
130. John Patterson, carter
128. James McAuley, brick moulder
126. Mrs. Montgomery
124. Mrs. Blakely
122. John Fryer, book deliverer
120. Alfred McMeehan, labourer
118. James Blessington, mill worker
116. Ralph Briggs, salesman
114. James Lynch, cooper
112. John R. Darling, grocer
James Gibson, rope maker
108. John Brown, school master
106. Margaret Campbell, dealer
North Boundary Street ]
104. Edward Donnelly, spirit dealer
102. Robert Foster, packer
100. James Beattie, grocer
98. Joseph Quin, labourer
96. Ann McCleery
94. James Rogers, porter in bank
92. Wm. Magill, labourer
90. Peter Andrews, Jews. harp maker
88. Samuel Nixon, shoe maker
86. Thomas Ryan, pensioner
84. Thomas Martin, printer
Bernard Gorman, weaver
84½. James Murdoch, weaver
82. James Bruce, pensioner
80. John Hamilton, cooper
78. Joseph Haslett, labourer
76. Ann Houston, sewer
74. John McCullogh, painter
McClelland's Lane ]
from 72 to 48
small houses
46. Patrick Heggarty, brick layer
44. Bernard Mallon
Arthur's open ]
42. Hugh Bigham, watchman
40. Thomas Lewis, publican
38. James Gallagher, porter
36. Robert Palmer, labourer
34. Archibald Smith, labourer
32. Samuel Hart, lapper
30. Francis Miller, shoe maker
28. Wm. Irvine, porter
26. Sarah McWilliams, widow
from 24 to 2
small houses Ormeau Place
Ormeau Road 1. Miss Brown
2. Mrs. Greenfield
3. Thos. Wallace, commission agent, Elliot's Court
4. Wm. Shaw, in Ulster Bank
5. Rev. Edward Johnston
6. John Farrel, gentleman
7. Mrs. Monteith
8. Miss McNaughten
9. Mrs. Garrett { Ormeau Street
10. Mrs. Magill
11. Mrs. Simms
12. James Thompson, linen merchant
13. Major Henry Kean
14. Miss Mary Harrison Ormeau Road
from Cromac to Ballynafeigh
right side [ Ormeau Place
[ Glenfield Place
Samuel G. Getty, gentleman, Cromac
Park
[ Ormeau Bridge ]
James Bristow, Northern Bank,
Prospect
Anna's Cottage, vacant left
side Ormeau - seat of
the Marquis of Donegal
Thomas Verner, D.L., J.P., Ormeau
House; office, Castle Place
The Rev. Henry Cooke, D.D., LL.D.
Hugh C. Clarke, auctioneer and
broker, Rosemary Street
Henry Garrett, solicitor, Cromac
House; office, Castle Lane
Miss Moreland, Cromac
William Barlow, Gasfield House,
manager of Belfast Gas Works -------------
Ballynafeigh
right side John
Dawson, pensioner
Wm. Hazlett, pensioner
John Mooney
house vacant
Thomas Purvis, commission agent
Charles Grogan, general merchant in
wool and iron, and hay exporter, 49 Smithfield
George Emerson, stone cutter
Mary Furlong, dealer
Samuel Martin, porter
Wm. Lawder, labourer
Martha Sinnamond (Cinnamond)
Thomas Simpson, mill banding,
leasing, tambouring and sewing thread manufacturer
John Newell, school master
James Gorman, shoe maker
Mary Stewart
Thomas Simpson, cotton twister
David Agnew, brick layer
Isabella Stewart
James Clark, nail maker and dealer
James Jamieson, gentleman
George Jamieson, boiler maker
George McConnell, blacksmith
Daniel Stockman, labourer
Hans Wilgar, spirit dealer
Mary Hawkins
Samuel Spence, labourer
John Johnston, labourer
Sarah Jamison, laundress
George Holmes, dealer
John Holmes, plumber
Amy Crossley
Andrew Kilpatrick, labourer
Dr. Charles Hurst, Locust Lodge
[ Newtownbreda Road ]
left side
Francis D. Finlay, proprietor of the
Northern Whig, Ballynafeigh Cottage
Miss Margery Smith
Thomas Hume, merchant; office, 5
Gloucester Street
Thomas Richardson, clerk in Vitriol
Works
Charles Blackham, clerk in Ulster
Bank
John A. Stewart, clerk
Henry Rodgers, gentleman
Wm. McClusky, butler
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick
James McLarnon, butler
Doctor Alexander
Wm. Kirkwood, saddler and harness
maker
John Hill, labourer
John Johnston, labourer
Wesleyan Chapel
Samuel Carnduff, weaver
John Brittan, spirit dealer
William Mullan, shoe maker
James Smith, plasterer
William Morrison, sawyer
Mary McBurney, washer woman
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Campbell, labourer
William Dunbar, tailor
James Brittan, weaver
Hamilton Bell, nailer
Rachael Graham
Hugh Johnston
Eliza Gilmore, washer woman
Eliza McCully
Peter Logan, labourer
Henry Hall, rope maker
William Magill, pensioner
House vacant
Miss Stannus
Miss Heyland
John McCaldin, gentleman
Dr. Thomas Wilson Ormeau
Street
Newtownbreda Road
Mrs. McMurray
James Robinson, sea captain
Mrs. Jane Shaw Orr's
Entry
30 High Street 1. James Allen, tailor
3. Patrick Kerns, tailor
5. Ross O'Connor and Co.'s stores
7. Edward McAuley, ostler
8. Charles Crossley, hat manufacturer
6. Susan McAnulty, boarding house
4. back entrance to Mrs. Brady's hotel Oxford
Street
East End May Street
cattle market
side of flax and fruit market
.....[ May Street intersects ].....
two old houses
side of vegetable market
.....[ Chichester Street intersects ].....
side of pork market ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ P Pakenham
Place
Old Dublin Road 1. J. N. Macartney,
jeweller; Donegall Place
2. Richard Baxter
3. Robert Dennison, of Post Office
4. Mrs. McDonald
5. John Preston, of John Preston & Co., Calendar Street,
flax & yarn merchants
6. Boyd Fleming, gentleman
7. Ledlie Clarke, brewer, Ann Street
8. John Carlisle, comptroller of customs
9. Thomas Wann, secretary in Ulster Bank
10. Robt. Workman, of Robert Workman & Co., sewed muslin
manufacturers, Upper Arthur Street Palmer's Place
Lower Malone fifteen small
houses Park Street
off Stanhope Street 1. David Robinson,
warehouseman
3. Mary Ann Montgomery, dealer
4. Mary McCammon, grocer
2. Henry Collins, cloth lapper Patrick's
Lane
40 Gt. to 55 Little Patrick Street
Ellen Harper, lodging house keeper
4. Daniel Burns, rag store
thirteen small
houses Patrick Street Great
York Street to Corporation Street 1.
Henry Loughran, wine and spirit stores; shop, 41 York Street
[ Clark's Lane
3, 5. Vacant [ Corr's Lane
Samuel Clotworthy, ship owner
James McFadden, ship owner and
cooperage, 26 Tomb Street
13. James Major, sewed muslin manufacturer; office, 10 York Street
15. John Douglass, salesman in Mr. Kennedy's muslin warehouse
17. George Pelan, clerk in Messrs. Richardson's, Corporation Street
19, 21. William Kernaghan, grocer
[ Academy Street
23. Wm. Hamilton, delf merchant
25. John Crawford, sewed muslin manufacturer; residence, 7 Adelaide
Place
27. John Fisher and Co., sewed muslin manufacturers
29. William Miller, sewed muslin agent to Park & Thompson,
Glasgow
31. Wm. Wallace, sewed muslin agent to Hay & Bartholomew,
Glasgow
33. Richard Foy, pawn broker
35. James Calwell, delf merchant
37. Samuel Todd, flax and tow merchant and dealer, 54 Edward Street
[ Edward Street
39. John Taylor, publican
41. James Shaw, chandler; shop, 23 Ann Street
43. James McAlinden, pork buyer for J. & T. Sinclair, Tomb
Street
45. Samuel McKee, sewed muslin manufacturer
47. John Robinson & Sons, Glasgow, sewed muslin manufacturers;
William Donald, agent
49. John Anderson, sewed muslin manufacturer
51. Alexander Kilpatrick, book agent for Blackie and Sons, Glasgow;
office, Arthur Street
[ Lynas's Lane
53. Andrew Morrow, publican
55. John Johnston's steam marble works and residence
57. Sinclair Ramsay, draper; shop, 12 Hill Street
59. John Coburn, dealer
61. Mrs. Lynchey
63. James Hamilton, pipe maker
Butter Market
1. James Scott, 5 Queen's Square
2, 3. John and Thomas Smith; residences: J. Smith's, Meadow
Street; T. Smith's, Dock Street
4. Vacant
5. Peter McKinney, 47 Edward Street
6. S. Duffield, Tomb Street
7. James Frazer; residence, 17 Great
Edward Street
8. James McComb; residence, 20
Cargill Street
9. Wm. Ware; residence, James Street
10. Thomas Erwin; lodgings, 36 Nelson Street
11. Felix McAlinden; residence, 43 Great Patrick
Street
12. Jn. Erwin; residence, 48 Little Patrick
Street
13. Samuel Moore; residence, 13 Ann Street
14. Joseph Bailie; residence, Fleming's Place,
Old Lodge Road
15. Clements Bell; residence, 7 Great Patrick
Street
16, 17. Vacant
18. Samuel McConnell; residence, Edward Street;
provision store, Academy Street
Weighmaster - John Harper; residence, 1
Frederick Place
Collector of Toll - Wm. Thomas
[ Corporation Street ]
Ormond Market
1. William Thomas, butcher;
residence, Gamble Street
2, 4. James Graham, green grocer
3. Joseph Potts, green grocer, egg
and fowl merchant; residence, 20 Henry Place
5. Hugh McRoberts, green grocer;
residence, Lower Staunton Street
6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Vacant
11. Hugh McGenarty, green grocer; residence,
Great Patrick Street
12, 13, 14. Vacant
15. John Austin, green grocer; residence, Little
Patrick Street
16, 17. Vacant
18, 19. Daniel Dickson, poulterer
20. Vacant
21. Henry Woodcock, poulterer
22, 23. Vacant
24. Robert Watson, weighmaster; residence, 32
Little Donegall Street
69. John Sweney, cooperage; residence, 8 Patrick's Lane
entrance to Ormond Market
68. Wm. Ware, butter merchant; residence, 23 Corporation Street
66. Smyth and McMillan, bakery
64. Michael Mulholland, lodgings
62. Hugh McGuigan, grocer and spirit dealer and butter merchant
60. John Porter, blacksmith
58, 56. Adam McFarland, cooperage, grocer and spirit dealer
54. James Rowan, carman's inn
52. Samuel Weir, publican
" Ellen McKee, shirt maker
50. James Rowan's stabling and yard
48. James Livingston, lodging house
46. Wm. Heron, grocer and baker
44. William Lee, car owner
42. Patrick McClusky, barber
Patrick Lane ]
40. Ellen Harper, lodging house keeper
38. Daniel Mullan, lodgings
36. Andrew Logan, cow keeper
34. Edward Walsh, carter
32. Robert Martin, grocer and publican
30. John Forde, boarding house
28. William Rowan, coast guard
David Thoburn, pawn broker; office,
Nelson Street
Nelson Street ]
26. Clements Bell's butter store; residence, No. 24
" Henry Brankin, grain and flour merchant;
residence, 7 Nelson Street
24. Clements Bell, butter merchant;
22. Vacant
22½. William Eakin, medical store; shop, Donegall Street
20. David Cooper, joiner and builder
18. Mrs. Dobbin
16. Charles Pelling, sewed muslin manufacturer; office, 30 Donegall
Street
14. John Johnson, soap and candle manufacturer
12. James Adams, flour merchant, and carman's yard
10. James McClure, provision dealer; store, 5 Hill Street
8. Mary McMurtry, spirit dealer
Little York Street ]
6, 4. Bell and Kirker, flour, grain, and commission merchants; Mr. Bell's
residence, No. 4; Mr. Kirker's residence, 1 Little York Street
2. Entrance to Bell & Kirker's stores Patrick
Street Little
59 York Street to Corporation Street
house and store vacant
Mary Ann Robinson, dress maker
John Mills, pilot
William Dooary (?) coachman
vacant store
.....[ Little York Street intersects ].....
5. James Walsh, provision dealer
7. Eliza Grimshaw, provision dealer
9. Elizabeth McVarnon, white worker
11. Edward O'Neill, shipwright
13. Robert Baird, sawyer
15. James Kelly, ship carpenter
17. Hugh Rankin, ship carpenter
19. John Smith, tallow chandler
19½. D. Cooper's yard, Great Patrick Street
21. Wm. Murphy, grocer and publican
23. William Robinson, butter dealer
25. William Douglass, provision dealer
[ Tennent's Court
27, 29. Alex. Rogers, grocer
31. James Hawthorn, car owner
33. Mrs. Brown
35. Walter Johnston, baker
37. Mathew Forde, shoe maker
39. Robert Russell, spirit merchant and grocer, 12 Nelson Street
.....[ Nelson Street intersects ].....
41. Andrew Girvin, mechanic, and 17 Nelson Street
43. Henry Sands, pork cutter
45. Eliza Small, mill worker
47. James Reid, publican
49. Wm. Caulfield, car owner
51. Richard Cherry, iron ship builder and grocer
53. Alexander Ramsey, baker
55. Robert Boyle, boarding house
[ Patrick's Lane
57, 59. Vacant
61. Henry Murray, grocer and publican
63. Henry Wilcocks, servant
65. Margaret McMurray
67. Vacant yard
69. John Logan, dealer
71. Patrick Kelly, stokerer
73. Thomas Ewen, ship carpenter
75. Richard Coulter, sawyer
[ Covent Garden
77. Mary Ann Brown, mangler
79. Ellen Harvey, confectioner
81. Charles McConnell, shoe maker
[ Vance's Court
83. Miss Esther Vance
85. John Shannon, pork trier
entrance to Ormond Market
87. Andrew Gorman, green grocer, 25 Ormond Market
[ Corporation Street ]
Fergus O'Farrell, residence,
Corporation Street
Fergus O'Farrell's stores
74. Daniel Murray, marine stores
72. Mrs. Johnston, lodging house
70. Mrs. Susanna McMurray
68. Joseph Brabazon, captain Abigail
66. William Lynass, carter
64. Susan McClements, boarding house
62. John Austin, green grocer
60. John Darby, linen & canvas weaver
58. James McKeever, seaman
56. Sam. Johnston, marine store keeper and rag merchant
rere of Phoenix foundry, Great
George's Street
Andrew Wallace, mechanic, Phoenix
foundry
50. John Robinson, sail maker
48. Elizabeth Milliken
46. Thomas Mitchel, seaman
Caroline Street ]
44. John Agnew, dealer
42. Patrick Walsh
40. James Graham, clothes cleaner
38. Edward Crofton
unoccupied wareroom
36. Vacant
.....[ Nelson Street intersects ].....
34. Patrick Hynds, pawn broker, and 24 Nelson Street
32. Thomas Saunders, carpenter
30½. Patrick Stevens, marine store
Ross Moorehead's cooperage
28, 26. Samuel Carlisle, wine, spirits, porter & ale dealer, and
flour & bran stores
24. Jane Saunders
22. James Dickey, stone cutter
20½. John Clotworthy, barber
20. Wm. Reynolds, labourer
Victoria Court ]
16. Henry McKee, carman
14. James Logan, publican
12. Alexander O'Neill, teacher
Patterson's Place ]
10. James Service, carpenter
8. Robert Moreland, grocer, flour and meal dealer
.....[ Little York Street intersects ].....
6. Mathew Magorian, publican
James Loughran, watchman
4, 2. Vacant Patterson's Place
Little Patrick Street twenty-eight
small houses Patterson's Place
off Donegall Square East
Frederick McCoy, Professor in Queen's College Peel's
Place
Shankhill Road (Shankill)
James Culbert, labourer
John Taylor, mechanic
James Hillis, mechanic
James Ferguson, mechanic
Michael Leonard, pensioner
Wm. Douglass, painter
Thomas Lynass, mechanic
John Keenan, rope maker Peter's
Hill
North Street to Shankhill Road 1. William
McCloy, spirit store and butcher
3. Francis Hale, butcher
[ Lodge Road
5. Bernard O'Neill, publican and 2 Lodge Road
7. John McQuillan, boot and shoe maker
9. Thomas Shields, lodgings
11. John Carlisle, seaman
13. Robert Armstrong, shoe maker
" Mrs. Armstrong, bonnet maker
15. Peter Slane, railway labourer
17. John Creeny, coal porter
19. George Megarry, carter
21. John Cunningham, labourer
23. John Morris, labourer
23½. Wm. Minniece, pawn broker
25. William Minniece's residence
27, 29. Rose Ann Doherty, spirit dealer
31. James McLaughlin, barber
33. Ann Steed, grocer
35. John Kearney, grocer and publican
37. Thomas Bailie, green grocer
39. Samuel Moore, tailor
[ Allen's Court
41. Edward McSherry, carter
43. Thomas Reynolds, mill overseer
45. Mrs. Sarah Steele
47. Jas. Reid, grocer, oats, meal and flour dealer
49. Mrs. Mary Brown
51. Thomas Roswell, grocer and spirit dealer
53. Archibald McCrea, builder
55. Michael Smith, brick layer
57. Mrs. Ann Smith
59. John Downey, gas fitter
[ Barnett's Court
61. Patrick Kelly, house carpenter
63. George Williamson, labourer
65. John Gernon, labourer
67. Mrs. Hannah Walker, grocer
69. Mrs. Margaret Bamford
71. John McGarell, butcher
73. John Lewis, railway engineer
75. John Kerr, carter
77, 79. Agnes Elliott, grocer & publican
[ McClelland's Entry
81. Hugh Houston, publican
83. James Caughey, green grocer and shoe maker
85. Alex. Dugan, mechanic
87. Israel Milliken, warm, shower and vapour baths
87½. Israel Burrows. brass foundry
89. Israel Burrows' residence
" Molyneux and Ferguson's starch works;
office, 4 York Lane
91. John Whiteside, carter
93. David McLarnon, timber dealer
95. John Kyle, cow keeper and green grocer
97. Thomas Trotter, mason
99. Henry Price, butcher
101. Alexander Kelso, dealer
103. John Thompson, fireman
105. Sarah Ann Moore, publican
107. Wm. Brady, grocer
[ Shankhill Road ] (Shankill)
Townsend Street ]
104. Alexander Dalgleish, grocer
102. Isaac McConnell, carpenter
100. John Curran, muslin lapper, Elliott's Court, Donegall Street
98. Alexander Shields, baker
96. Adam Thompson, file cutter; workshop, 19 Little Donegall
Street
94. Henry Gray, Townsend Street foundry
92. James Graham, linen weaver
90. Mary Mullan, lodgings
88. Mary Magee, sewer
86. Catherine Conway, sewer
84. Samuel Temms, pensioner
82. Robert Heaney, brick layer
80. Andrew Bates, shopman
Brown Square ]
76. Stewart Bamford, publican
74. David Savage, shoe maker
rere of Mr. Herdman's store,
Pipe Lane
72. Vacant
70. Hugh McKeown, labourer
68. Edward Donnelly, grocer and spirit dealer
Abbey Street ]
66. John McConnell, pawn broker
64. Susanna Warnock, grocer
62. Alex. Jones, carter and coal dealer
Entry ]
McCully's Gate
1. John Burns, tide waiter
2. Hugh McCormick, labourer
3. Thomas McCully, carter
4. Henry Harrison, baker
58. John Mallagh, lodgings
56. John McCabe, labourer
54. Francis Hale, butcher
52. Patrick McAnally, shoe maker
50. Robert Nelson, provision dealer
48. Vacant
Gardiner Street ]
46. Peter Hughes, grocer and publican
44. Henry Hunter, brick layer
42. Peter Donnelly, dealer
40. Vacant
38. Wm. McNeill, linen lapper
36. Patrick Murray, labourer
34. James Lewis, labourer
32. Mary Black, dealer
30. Adam McCappin, hay and straw dealer
28. Vacant
26. Ann Jane McAuley, white worker
24. Wm. Whiteside, night constable
" Jane Whiteside, bonnet maker
22. Robert Percy, tailor
20, 18. Saml. Kerr, grocer & publican
16. John Hanna, grocer & spirit dealer
Boyd Street ]
14½. Robert Connor, grocer
14. James Clelland, haberdasher
" Thomas Walker, cabinet maker
12. Frances Cassidy, toy shop
10. John McClure, boot and shoe maker
8. Donald Martin, publican
6. John Wilson, grocer
4. Samuel Cinnamond, nail maker
2. John Loughran, grocery and spirit stores Pilot
Street
off Corporation Street 1. Arthur Woods,
shoe maker
3. Mrs. Kennedy
5. Catherine Barker, grocer and publican
7. Joseph Hunter, marine store
[ Barker's Place
9. Robert Fleming, ship carpenter
11. Richard Graham, sawyer
13. James Peyton, sail maker
15. John Lightbody, mate Emulous
17, 19. Thomas Mathews, turner, and block and pump maker
21. John Hogg, shipsmith
" Jane Hogg, grocer and publican
23. Robert Byrne, tailor and clothier
25. Alexander Dyer, pilot
27. Francis Finlay, ship chandler
" John Purse, carpenter
Ship Hotel - John Macartney,
proprietor
" John Macartney's forge
" Robert Redpath, labourer
29. Hugh Noble, sawyer
31. John Clarke, publican
Coates and Young's Foundry;
residence of Mr. Coates, Glentoran; Mr. Young's, Lagan Village
two unfinished houses
Seaman's Friend Chapel, and National
School; teacher of male school, Mr. James Houston; teacher of female
school, Miss Dorrans; various preachers
Mr. Grainger's stores
Foot of street not open
rere of Mr. John Dunn's stores
20. Robt. Agnew, engineering manager in Coates and Young's foundry
18. John Hollewell, engineer
16. James Crangle, sea captain Independence
14. Thos. Vance, custom house officer
vacant yard
14. Thomas Green, ship carpenter
Short Street ]
12. John Wilson, publican
10. Alexander McCune, ship carpenter
8. Ellen Kennedy
6. Thomas Gillespie, house carpenter
4. Wm. Rankin, labourer
Wm. Herald, blacksmith
Pat. Fitzsimons, foundry labourer
2. Thomas Campbell, barber and hair dresser
Thomas Loudan, grocer Plunkett's
Court
118 Carrickhill seventeen
small houses Police Place
William Street South to Police Square
William Bathurst, coach factory; residence, 21 William Street South
Town Hall - Major's office
Sub-Treasurer's
office - Adam Hill, 11 Fisherwick Place
Borough
Accountant's office - D. Porter, 22 Hamilton Street
Town Surveyor's
office - William Hastings. North Queen Street
Police Rate
Collector's office - Alex. Crossett, North Queen Street and Jas.
Pinkerton, Chichester Street
Inspector of
Provisions, and Weights and Measures office
Telfair's Entry ]
8. Robert Gray, agricultural implement and machine maker; 11
Telfair's Entry
Fire Engine House - John Cockburn,
superintendent; residence, 5 George's Lane
John Hayes' stable; residence, 12
William Street South
John Gaffikin's stable
2. John Morgan, porter and lodging house Police
Square
Victoria Street to Police Place
Joseph Bell, publican, 1 Victoria Street
Edward McDonnell, cheese and bacon
dealer, Falls Road
Alexander McDonald's Scrabo Stone
yard; residence, Newtownards
1. John Smart, labourer
3. John Cotter, nailer
5. David McCourt, drayman
" Castlebellingham Brewery Office - Thomas
Ranson, agent; house, 33 Little May Street
Store of Messrs. McClean
James Agnew's timber and slate yard
9. Flax Store - Cowan & Co., Whiteabbey
11. Samuel McDowell, saddler
Daniel Cramsie, car owner
13. John Ferris, Shell-fish Hotel
15. Thomas McBride, publican and carpenter and builder
17. John Mitchell, fireman
19. James Rutherford, carpenter
21. Jacob Hogg, brick layer & fireman
[ Thomas Court
23. Henry Liddy, fireman
25. Thomas Macartney, fireman
27. John Hogg, brick layer and fireman
29. Henry Dogherty, porter and fireman
Police Office - Thomas Lindsay,
chief day constable, residence, 4 Wills' Place; Wm. Armstrong, chief
night constable, residence, 1 Wills' Place
Fire Escape
Fish Market - John Ferris,
superintendent
[ Police Place
8. James Gallagher, labourer
6. John Finlay, jun., flax and tow merchant; residence, 7
Donegall Square East
4. Closed yard
Charles Dickey's forge
Jas. Somerville's yard and stabling
Surgeon Corry's chemical & steam
aerated water works; medical hall, 13 Victoria Street
Edward Rogers, publican, 11 Upper
Church Lane Poplar Court
Grattan Street five small
houses Portland Place
off Portland Street 1. Arthur Donohoe,
carter
3. Edward Jordan, mechanic
5. James Hunter, moulder
" John Henderson, boiler maker
7. Fanny Mallon, boarding house
9. Margaret Parker, boarding house
6. Robert Lees, labourer
4. Wm. Elcock, pensioner
2. John Wardlow, gun maker Portland
Street
St. George's Street to Lancaster Street seventeen
small houses Pottinger's Entry
49 High Street to Ann Street 1. J.
Wallace, watch maker, hall door
3. John Arnold, clothier, back entrance
5. William Millikin, tailor
7. Robert Mackintosh, upholsterer
9. The Pottinger Arms Hotel, tavern, and coffee house - Mrs.
Collins, proprietor
9. Archibald Moorhead, brazier
11. Mary Robinson, boarding house
13. James Bullick, shuttle maker
15, 19. James Simpson, oyster house
21. Edward Kermode, carrier
23. Alexander McKee, tailor
25. Susan McCann
27. Davidson and Chermside, flax spinners, Drumaness mills, near
Ballynahinch
29. Wm. Magee, coach maker
31, 33. John Gallagher, carrier
35. Alexander Paton, mariner
37. Hugh Cosgrave, dealer
[ Ann Street ]
28. Michael Noel, car driver
26. Hugh Cosgrave's marine store
24. Wm. Robinson, dealer
20. Richard Creen, dealer
18. Mary Denvir
16. Sarah McDonald, dealer
14. John Quinn, emigration agent
14½. John Wightman, stores & stables
14. John Freeman and Co., rope and twine makers; residence, 5
Hamilton Street
" Coates and Shaw, muslin manufacturers;
Samuel Shaw's residence, Skipper Street; Edward J. Coates's, 8 Ship
Street
12. George Nelson, tailor & clothier; residence, Newtownbreda
10. Hibernian Tavern and spirit store - Joseph Moody, proprietor
8. Richd. Copeland, tailor & clothier
4½. Edward Lennon's billiard room
4. Henry Devlin's bottling store
2. Patrick Devlin, spirit dealer Pound
Street
Barrack Street to Falls Road 1. George
Martin, carter
3. Daniel Maddin, fireman
5. James Lee, labourer
7. Ann McAreavey
9. Felix Donohoe, hackler
11. James Hanratty, hackler
13. Patrick Flannagan, mechanic
15. Terence Haughey, gas fitter
17. Michael Crolly, brick layer
19. William Faren, dealer
21. John Connolly, shoe maker
23. David Murray, lighterman
25. John Conlon, spirit dealer
27. William Jenkins, sawyer
29. James Craig, labourer
31. Mary Crolly
33. Andrew Moreland, dealer
35. Thomas Corner, sailor
37. Margaret Giffin
39. Thomas Carson, labourer
41. Robert Craig, carpenter
43. John Conley, labourer
45. Peter Donnelly, labourer
47. William Brownlee, school master
49. Thomas Quinn, blacksmith
51. James Conley, labourer
53. John Donnelly, labourer
55. Sarah Murphy
57. John Robinson, labourer
59. Ann Burns
61. Sarah McKee, washer woman
32. Robert Coburn, labourer
30. Edward Quinn, sawyer
28. Patrick McCall, gardener
26. George McLaughlin, labourer
[ Whitehall Court
24. Edward McQuillan, shoe maker
22. Margaret Grant, dealer
20. James Skivington, shoe maker
18. Patrick Skivington, labourer
16. David McNeill, labourer
12. William Bairns, clerk
10. Robert Webb, car driver
side of Robert Scott's spirit store Prince's
Court
off Prince's Street 1. Samuel Johnston,
whitesmith
3. John Davison's hemp store
George Murray's tobacco store
E. Blow & Co.'s paper stores
J. H. Nicholson's grocery stores
Thos. Gardner's soap manufactory
W. D. Henderson's grain stores
6. Wm. Barclay's stores
Bernard Smith's cooperage
4. James Rea
2. David McVey, lodgings Prince's Dock
(formerly Dunbar's Dock) 1. David
Grainger, ship owner and general merchant; residence, Henry Street
3. Wm. Downing, general smith; residence, 28 Trafalgar
Street
5. George Mitchell, ship chandler and sail maker
7. Henry Crace, coal merchant; residence, 120 Queen Street
(Grace)
9. James Macdonald, ship and insurance broker and commission
and forwarding agent, Prince's Dock and 59 Waring Street; residence, 20
Dock Street
11. Matthew Forrester, Dock Tavern
10. Geo. Mitchell, Navy Hotel & Tavern
4. Geo. Robinson, Shipwright's Arms Hotel and Tavern
6. Eleanor Charters, American Hotel and Tavern
back entrance to John Low's patent
saw mills
2. Grueber & Co., patent asphalte roofing, sheathing,
boiler, and railway felt manufactory; R. Grueber's residence, 70 York
Street Prince's Street
Queen's Square to Ann Street 1. Patrick
Lennon's spirit store
3. John Ritchie, board and lodgings
5. David McDonnell, barber, etc.
7. Hugh McMichael, lodgings
9. James Dinsmore, painter - sexton in St. George's Church
11. Jane Johnston, board and lodgings
[ Prince's Court
13. John Sturt, lodgings
15. Solomon Hart, board and lodgings
17. Wm. Allen, custom house officer
19. Wm. Fleming, grain agent
21. Samuel Johnston, whitesmith
23. Thomas McCormick, grocer
25. Ann Millin, publican
.....[ Marlborough Street intersects ].....
27. John Murdoch, board and lodgings
29. Arch. Bell, board and lodgings
33. Wm. Johnston, publican
35. Jas. McCullough, board and lodgings
37. Robert Murray, publican
entrance to J. McCullough's stabling
41. Bernard Smith, cooper & lodgings
43. Vere Scott, board and lodgings
45. Isabella Johnston, boarding house
47. Agnes Sloan, dealer
49. John Wallace, lodgings
51. William Harrison, lodgings
53. Ann Hill, publican, Ann Street
[ Ann Street ]
Ann Webster, grocer, Ann Street
42. John McCullough, publican
40. Henry Gracey, millwright
38, 36. Robert Ireland, flour and bran store
34, 32. Adam Millin, publican
30. Andrew Jamison, publican
28. Margaret McMeekan, dealer
26. Andrew O'Brien, lodgings
24. John Fisher, boarding house
22, 20. James Barry and Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers; Robert
Barry's residence, 13 Catherine Street
.....[ Marlborough Street intersects ].....
18. Patrick McCreanor's yard and stabling
18½. James Fowler, green grocer
16½. John McGivern, labourer
16, 10. John Orr, horse shoer & blacksmith
14. Catherine McCullough, lodgings
12. James McAulay, lodgings
8. Henry Murphy, master mariner
" Ann Delany, lodgings
6. Mary Hampson, rope and twine manufacturer
4. Charles Laverty, spirit dealer
2. Charles Kirkpatrick, grocer, 2 Queen's Square Prospect
Terrace
Old Dublin Road 1. Mrs. Lester
2. Benjamin A. Gamble, linen merchant, Donegall Place
3. Dr. H. Carlile, professor Queen's College
William Richardson, of Richardson,
Sons, and Owden, Donegall
4. Wplace?
5. Michael Ferrar, in Robert Henderson's steam packet office
6. Johnston Haliday, grain merchant, Tomb Street
7. Miss Eccles
8. Samuel Thompson, gentleman
9. Henry Horner, in Mr. Stevenson's, Calendar Street
10. Alexander Andrews, provision merchant, Tomb Street
11. Cunningham Mulholland, surgeon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Q Quigley's
Court
Cromac Street twelve
small houses Queen's College
Malone and Botanic Road
Rev. Dr. Henry, president
Dr. Andrews, vice-president Queen's
Island
Thompsons' and Kirwan's ship building yard; Messrs. Thompson's residence,
Garden Hill; D. Kirwan's, 43 Corporation Street
The patent slip and engine house
Victoria Building - Erected in
commemoration of her Majesty's visit to Belfast, 1849
Corporation timber pond
James McWilliams, slip keeper
Mrs. McWilliams, confectionery,
ginger beer, etc.
Samuel Lowry, gardener Queen's
Square
(formerly foot of High Street)
High Street to Donegall Quay 87.
Thomas Gardner, soap and candle manufacturer
89. Jn. H. Nicholson, wholesale grocer
91. Edwin Blow & Co., wholesale paper manufacturers; mill,
Dunadry
93. Geo. Murray, wholesale grocer & tobacconist; residence,
Strandtown
95. John Davidson, rope and twine manufacturer
97. Wm. M. Barkley, commission agent, coal merchant, and ship
broker
99. Patrick Lennon, spirit dealer
[ Prince's Street
1. Charles Kirkpatrick, grocer
3. Ann Quinn, spirit dealer
5. Margaret Stewart, spirit dealer
7. Alexander Patterson, baker
9. Wm. Beattie, rent agent
11. Hugh S. Hind, ship broker
Custom House
[ Donegall Quay ]
Harbour
Commissioners' Office
23. Mrs. McDonald
21. John Johnston, spirit dealer
19. Vine Hotel and Tavern, Alexander Gunn,
proprietor
17. John C. Trotter, general outfitting
mart
15. James Lemon, ship owner, ship
chandler, and rope and twine manufacturer; residence, Donegall Quay
13. Coast Guard Office
11. James Hamilton, oil and commission
merchant; residence, 72 York Street
9. Wm. Newett, ship broker and
coal agent; residence, 9 York Street
7. Wm. Wilkinson, ship broker,
commission and emigration agent
5. James Scott, pork merchant
3. Peter Quinn, sail maker and
clothier; residence, 7 Queen's Square
1. Hugh S. Hind, ship broker
and commission agent; residence, 11 Queen's Square
Store Lane ]
156. Rose Ann Prey, spirit store
154. Robert & John Meharey, wholesale and retail grocers
152. Vacant
side of new Northern Bank Queen
Street
Castle Street to Wellington Place
side of John Kearn's grocery and spirit stores
1. Samuel Cunningham, wholesale wine and spirit merchant;
residence, Victoria Street
3. Mrs. Smith
5. Alexander Moore, carpenter
7. County Cess Office - Robert Goddard, high constable, also
inspector of weights and measures; John Roberts, deputy; residence, New
Lodge Road
" Westminster Life Insurance Office - James
Goddard, agent; residence, Easton Lodge, Cliftonville
9. Newry Mills Bakery - Kidd Brothers, proprietors
11. Samuel Gelston, cabinet maker
" Miss Gelston, dress maker
13. John McKavanagh, timber merchant
15. Henry McKavanagh, timber merchant
15½. John and Henry McKavanagh's timber yard
17. Mechanic's Institute - Andrew B. Porter, teacher
19. Miss Riddell
21. Miss Hewett
23. Wm. Byrne, gentleman
25. Alexander Mills, clerk
27. Mrs. Marshall
.....[ College Street intersects ].....
29. Auguste C. Badier, French master
31. Miss Richey's seminary
33. Henry Campbell, of Gunning and Campbell, flax spinners; office,
Donegall Place Buildings
35. Bernard Hughes, baker & flour merchant; Donegall Place
& Donegall Street
37. Dr. Stevelly, Professor in Queen's College
[ Wellington Place ]
26. James Hart, muslin manufacturer, Commercial Court, and of Hull,
Hart & Co., flax spinners, Falls Road
24. Mrs. B. Lennon, professor of music
22. Mrs. Cunningham
.....[ College Street intersects ].....
20. Doctor Collins
18. Miss Letitia Kane
16. Hugh Orr, clerk Petty Sessions
14. Wm. Sheil, supervisor Excise
12. Mrs. McCune
10. Samuel Finlay, chandler, Ann Street
8. Miss Montgomery
6. James Cochran, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, Castle
Place
4. James Heron, banker, and of W. C. Heron and Co.,
merchants; office, Albert Square
" Vacant
2. Wm. McCleery, accountant & rent agent; residence, 28
Castle Street Queen Street Upper
Wellington Place to Howard Street 1.
Charles Lanyon, C.E., county surveyor and architect, offices; residence,
Wellington Place
2. Captain Alexander Lewis
3. William John Johnston, wholesale grocer and tobacconist,
Waring Street and Skipper Street
4. Miss Black
5. Mrs. Quinn
.....[ Wellington Street intersects ].....
6. Miss Ferguson, teacher of drawing
7. Major P. Stuart
8. Mrs. Barr
9. James Folingsby, gentleman
10. Miss Wightman
[ Howard Street ]
Fisherwick Place Presbyterian Church
school house
Wm. Maxwell's carpenter's yard;
residence, 38 Fountain Street Quinn's Entry
11 High Street
Alex. Maguire, boot and shoe maker; shop, 9 High Street
House vacant
Martin Hanna's (jeweller) workshop
Crown Tavern - Chas. Hunter,
proprietor
Edward Gribben, watch maker and
jeweller, 13 High Street ~~~~~~~~~~~~ R Raphael
Court
off Raphael Street four
small houses Raphael Street
Cromac Street 1.
Mary Dunbar
3. Andrew Loughran, carter
18. James McCullough, porter
16. Joseph Wilson, sawyer
14. Samuel Jamieson, porter
12. James Ireland, tinsmith
10. William Alderdice, carpenter
8. James McLean, card fitter
6. William Patterson, painter
4. William Pollin, carpenter
2. John Bell, painter Renwick
Place
Malone Road Lower
1. Thomas Sinclair
2. Edward Cash, tailor
3. Mrs. Martin
4. Hugh Moore, porter in Queen's College
5. Ann Ritchie
6. William Caldwell, weaver
7. Bridget McGee
9. John Simpson, brick layer
10. Thomas Newell, market man
11. Vacant Riley's Place
off Cromac Street
1. Christopher O'Brien, clerk
3. Wm. McAuley, manager of Steam Saw Mills
5. Robert Matthews, muslin manufacturer, Commercial Court
7. James Rice, car driver
9. Kennedy Stewart, boot and shoe maker, 86 High Street
11. William Crow, excise officer
Cromac Steam Saw Mills, timber, deal
and scantling yard, John Brown, jun., proprietor; residence, 20
Glouchester Street
12. Thos. Shields, lithographic writer
10. Sarah McDowell
8. James Heron, school master
two new houses
6. Daniel Monaghan, blacksmith
4. Hugh Connor, travelling clerk
2. John Jamieson, muslin manufacturer, John Street Court
three new houses Ritchie's
Place
112 North Street 1.
Thos. McTear, spirit dealer
3. John Curran, boarding house
5. Margaret Clarke
7. Joseph Murphy, carpenter
9. James McCormack
11. Arthur Dougherty, sizer
13. James Quinn, labourer
19. John McKinney, last maker (see 14 below)
21. Clara Dempsey
25. Terence McAnally, labourer
27. Patrick Stewart, brick layer
29. Richard Bell, tobacco roller
31. Peter Timney, dealer
John Keenan, dealer
15. John Shipton, spirit dealer
20. Ann Smith
18. Catherine McClelland, dealer
16. Jeremiah Casey, lodging house
14. Cornelius McKinney, last maker (see 19 above)
12. James Alexander's grain stores
8. John Corr, scantling yard
6. John Corr, coffin maker
4. Thomas Guyns, lodging house
2. John Gilmore, fowl dealer River
Street
off Welsh Street now called
Stanfield Street Robert Court
50 Mustard Street
1. Daniel Campbell, labourer
2. Joseph Lindsay, labourer
3. Greenfield Greg, potale dealer
4. David Martin, nailer
5. Patrick Rice, labourer
6. Michael Campbell, tinsmith
7. Robert Lewis, shoe maker
8. James Anderson, porter Robert
Street
Hill Street to 37 Academy Street
[ Talbot Street
William Powell, grocer &
publican, side entrance
1. Hugh Love, gun smith
3. Mrs. McNeill
5. Mary Paul, lodgings
7. Alex Milliken, nailer
9. Hugh McCawley, shoe maker
11. John Hart, dealer
13. Hugh McAvoy, foundry man
15. John Short, grocer
17. Hugh Dornan, musician
[ Edward Street
John Owens, slater
[ Caxton Street
19. Thomas McGonigill, writing clerk
23. William Nevin, hair dresser
25. John McKenna's spirit store
[ Academy Street ]
34. Vacant
32. Jane Storey, lodgings
30. James O'Neill, barber & hair dresser
28. Mary Quinn, dealer
26½. John Brown's scantling yard
26. Cornelius Knox, boot closer
24. Henry Grant, pork cutter
22½. James Noble, haberdasher
22. Richard Crone, writing clerk
20. Wm. O'Neill, pawn broker
18. John Orr, confectioner and fancy biscuit maker
16. Sarah Hughes, lodgings
14. Wm. Gibson, day constable
12. John Fullerton, brush and bellows maker
10. James Maginnis, stone cutter
8. Wm. Lavery, factory worker
8½. Richard Dargan, spirit store; shop, 18 Talbot Street
8. John McInnes, seaman
4. Matilda Thompson, milliner
2½. Adam Keenan, tailor
2. Charles McAteer, stone cutter
|
Rochfort
Place
off College Court 1. James Godwin, tailor
2. Anthony Paul, cloth lapper
3. Wm. Wilson, tailor
4. Thomas Macqueen, upholsterer
5. Henry Adams, porter, Plough Hotel
6. James Anderson, servant
7. John Boles, tailor
8. John Berwick, baker
9. Wm. Tottenham, watchman
10. John Kerr, baker
11. Abraham Walker, sexton, Donegall Place Methodist Chapel
12. Mrs. Susan Birney
13. Jas. Conlon, dealer in tow, flax, etc.
14. Mrs. Allen
15. Samuel Stewart, mechanic
16. George Booth, watchman
17. John Kingsberry, servant
18. Mrs. Margaret Cochrane
19. Mrs. Elizabeth Tully Roseann Place
Old Carrickfergus Road 1. Bernard Burns,
publican
2. Charles Burns, dealer
3. Robert Lockhart, clerk spirit store Rosemary
Street
Bridge Street to Hercules Street 1. James
Skene, Stag's Head Hotel
3. James Skene's spirit store
5. Hugh C. Clarke, auctioneer, broker and valuator;
residence, Ormeau Road
7. George Massy's tobacco and snuff manufactory; shop, 12
North Street
9. John Fisher & Son, West of England Insurance Office;
residence, 2 Glengall Place
" James Campbell, solicitor; Dublin
address, 8 Inns Quay; residence, 8 Donegall Square West
11. Vacant
13. Edward Walkington, druggist, oil and colour merchant;
residence, Snugville
15. Peter McPherson & Co., sugar brokers and commission agents;
Peter McPherson's residence, 15 Wesley Place
" Richard Baxter, agent to Sun, Fire and
Life Insurance Offices; residence, 2 Pakenham Place
" Forster Green & Co.'s stores; shop,
High Street
15. Wm. N. Blow, wholesale paper merchant; residence, Albion Place
17. Carter and Martin's stores, flax & tow merchants; John T.
Carter's residence, 1 Victoria Place; Mr. Martin's residence, 52 Great
George's Street
17. Rosemary Street Daily School, in connexion with Synod of Ulster
- teacher of make school, Rev. James Baird; teacher of female school,
Miss Darling; teacher of infant school, Miss Williamson
Rosemary Street Presbyterian Church
- Rev. Dr. Hanna and Rev. J. Macnaughtan, ministers; Rev. Dr. Hanna's
residence, at Rev. Dr. Denham's, Derry; Rev. J. Macnaughtan's residence,
Duncairn House
17½. Lewis Reford, merchant; residence, Beechmount
19. John Bates, solicitor, and Town Clerk; Dublin address, 37
Blessington Street; residence, Seapark, Greenisland
" Town Clerk's Office - deputy Town Clerk,
Wm. Spotten; residence, No. 22 Rosemary Street
" John Crawford, Sergeant at Mace
21. Wm. J. Beattie, lithographer, engraver and printer
23. Adam J. Macrory, solicitor; Dublin address, 48 Rutland Square
West; residence, Duncairn
25. Hugh Twigg, clothes dealer
27. Richd. Kirwan, cork manufacturer
Rosemary Street 1st and 2nd
Unitarian Churches - 1st, Rev. Wm. Bruce, The Farm, Antrim Road, and Rev.
John S. Porter, College Square East, ministers; 2nd, Rev. John Porter, 8
Murray Terrace, minister
Barley Mill, unoccupied
29. Francis McDonnell, pawn broker
31. M. Hill, gun & pistol manufactory
33. Miss Carpenter's school
" Philip Carpenter, provision dealer
35. David Hennesy, cabinet and chair maker
37. Alex. Stephen, wine and spirit dealer
39. Wm. Fulton, saddler and harness maker
41. Henry Barrett, custom house officer
" Thomas Boylan, butcher
43. James Close, butcher, and 1 Hercules Street
[ Hercules Street ]
50. James Whisker, victualler and poulterer, and 33 Hercules Place
46½. R. Hamilton, cork manufacturer
46½. Miss Anne Reddings, milliner
44. John Campbell, clothes dealer
42½. William McKinney, hardware and timber merchant
40. John R. Vance and Son, muslin manufacturers and merchants
38. Messrs. Vance and Son's weaving factory
36. Samuel Keatley, clothes dealer, 11 Chapel Lane
Castle Chambers ]
34. Samuel Todd, spirit and ale store
32. Theobald Bushell, general merchant, stock and share broker;
residence, Strandtown Cottage, County Down
Legg's Lane ]
Post Office - Postmaster,
O'Donnell Grimshaw; residence, Linfield
30. O'Donnell Grimshaw, solicitor; Dublin address, 8 Inns Quay
" Conway B. Grimshaw and Son, Atlas Fire
and Life Insurance agents; residence, Linfield
28. James Gowdy, tract depository for Unitarian Association
26. James Griffith, clothes dealer
Caddell's Entry ]
24. German, Petty and Co., flax spinners; mill, Preston;
representative in Belfast, T. S. Petty
22. Sarah Spotten, family grocer
20. Vindicator office - Charles Lennon, proprietor; residence,
Malone
Winecellar Entry ]
18. Thomas Greer, Sons, & Co., wholesale woollen drapers,
Manchester and Scotch warehouse; Thos. Greer's residence, 4 Donegall
Square West
16. Joseph Marshall, delf warehouse
Graham's Entry ]
12. Bernard and Edward McHugh, wholesale & retail haberdashers;
residence, 24 Upper Arthur Street
10. Andrew Clendinning, haberdasher and commission agent
8. McMullan & Co., linen yarn merchants; Robert
McMullan's residence, 46 Great George's Street
6, 4. Robt. Smith, spirit dealer, muslin manufacturer, and commission
agent
2. Alexander McCracken, military & gentlemen's boot
maker, 28 Bridge Street Ross Street
Falls Road 1. William Craig, helper
2. Mary McCann
3. Patrick Conolly, hackler
William Ross's office and yard
James Sherry, labourer
Christopher Day, stone cutter
James Moore, brick layer
James Harpur, hackler
Arthur McKee, painter
John Gribben, school master
Edward Lee, pensioner
Wm. Stembridge, hackler
Wm. Duffy, spirit dealer Round
Entry
62½ North Street to Hercules Street 1.
John Barry, labourer
3. Mary Ann Gilmer
5. Rebecca Boyd
7. Nancy Rafferty
9. John Evans, carpenter
11. Bernard McLaughlin, labourer
13. Eliza Fee
vacant
15. James Boyle, writing clerk
[ Suffern's Entry
John Drain's butcher yard; shop,
Hercules Street
26. John Hillman, weaver
24. Peter Laverty, weaver
22. Robert Eagleson, bread server
20. Ann Boyd, dealer
18. John Canavan, sawyer
16. James Jones, butcher
14. Elizabeth McIlroy, lodgings
12. William Connell, chandler
seven vacant houses Royal
Academical Institution Thomas Blain and Wm. Evans,
head masters Royal Terrace
Lisburn Road 1. William Trail, gentleman
2. Mrs. Hutchinson
3. John Holden, sewed muslin manufacturer, Donegall Street
4. Rev. Wm. McIlwaine
5. Mrs. Thomas Davison
6. Edward Pim, merchant, High Street
7. Edward Geoghegan, agent for the Bank of Ireland
8. Daniel Curell, linen merchant, Linenhall Street Roy
Street
6 Stanfield Street 1. Samuel Hoy, stone
mason
3. John Savage, shoe maker
5. John Collins, carpenter
7. John Burns, labourer
9. John Smith, baker
11. James McAdam, painter and glazier
13. Wm. Dodds, night constable
15. Robert Hogg, paper stainer
17. Robert Hamilton, paper stainer
19. John Burns, labourer
21. Robert Girvin, pork cutter
23. Mrs. Susanna McDowell
foot of street not open
18. Hugh Smith, grain dealer
16½. John Hamilton, labourer
14½. Thomas Ferguson, carter
12. Patrick Burns, labourer
10. Hugh Walker, labourer
James Lewis, labourer
Andrew McGuiggan, labourer
Hugh Cunningham, labourer
Joseph McIlveen, carpenter
Robert Dalzell, carpenter Russell
Street
Cromac Street to Joy Street 1. Patrick
Doherty, stokerer
" George Rainey, meal and provision dealer
3. Samuel McMurray, tailor
.....[ Grace Street intersects ].....
7. Wm. McLaughlin, writing clerk
9. George Jamison, porter & lodgings
11. William Wilson, assistant woollen draper
13. Mrs. Ireland, lodgings
15. Wm. Hyde, linen buyer
.....[ Catherine Street North intersects ].....
17. William Vance, cabinet maker; workshop, 21 Catherine Street
North
19. Edward Manning, attorney's clerk
21. Samuel Middleton, mail coach guard
23. Alex. McCracken, foreman boot and shoe maker
25. Hugh Boyd, bread deliverer
27. John Lally, cabinet maker
29. John McKinstry, painter
.....[ Joy Street intersects ].....
Smith and Ross, builders;
residences; Mr. Smith, 23 Joy Street; Mr. Ross, 27 Joy Street
St. Malachi's Roman Catholic Chapel
and Grounds
Lane to McClean's fields
34. John Hawkins, hostler in the Royal Hotel
32. James Morrison, coach painter
.....[ Joy Street intersects ].....
30. James Staunton, paper stainer
28. Patrick Carlin, lithographic printer
26. John Frazer, musician
24. Eliza Bryson, milliner and dress maker
22. Joseph Campbell, wine bottler
20. Hugh McAlarney, baker
.....[ Catherine Street North intersects ].....
18. Jane Phillips, washer woman and mangler
16. William Johnston, tailor
14. Samuel McDowell, writing clerk
12.. David Willocks, brass founder
10. John Somerville, weigh master
8. Mrs. Eleanor Smith, milliner
.....[ Grace Street intersects ].....
6. James Crilly, boot and shoe maker
4. Robert Harris, joiner
side of A. Kirker's bakery, 37
Cromac Street ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S Sackville
Place
Sackville Street 1.
Wm. Dawson, grocer and publican
2. Sinnamon May, brick layer
3. Vacant
4. Eliza Hamilton
5. Robert Havern, painter
6. Jane Irvine, white worker
7. Nathaniel Fulton, carpenter
8. Adam Ward, shoe maker
9. Robert Collins, quay porter
10. Michael Hoy, plasterer
11. David Moore
12. Mary Higgins
13. Hugh Woods, plasterer
14. John McMullan, iron moulder
15. Bridget McKenna
16. Mary Cochrane
17. James Murphy, labourer
18. Daniel McPeak, labourer
19. Betsy Wright
20. Wm. John Lowry, labourer
21. Michael Hughes, labourer
22. Daniel McAreavy, weaver
23. John Pollin, mechanic
24. Francis Harvey, labourer
Sackville Street weaving factory,
Wm. McIlwrath & Co., proprietors; Wm. McIlwrath's residence,
Ardmoulin Place Sackville Street
off Townsend Street 1. Elizabeth Geery
3. Wm. Ewings, brush maker
5. Thomas Miskimmons, carpenter
7. Mary Henry, spinner
9. John Martin, bundler
11. John Donald, watchman
13. James Toal, tailor
15. James Harrison, painter & glazier
17. James Greer, blacksmith
19. Wm. Sibbins, dealer
21. James Crothers, weaver
23. Margaret McMurdie, bag sewer
25. Jane McCollough
10. Jane McLarnon
8. Daniel Hill, carpenter
6. Hugh Roberts, linen lapper
4. Wm. Wilson, tailor
2. John Savage, labourer Salter's Court
Barrack Street built up Samuel
Street
Winetavern Street to Millfield 1. Mary
Kirk, whiteworker
3. James Kerr, labourer
5. Job Townsley, tinsmith
7. Pat Kelly, labourer
9. Peter McCourt, dealer
11. Margaret McCoull
13. John Weir, shoe maker
17. Eliza Doogan, dealer
19. Margaret Lowry, spirit dealer
[ Law's Lane
27. Bernard Doran, dealer
29. James McGee, weaver
31. Daniel Kelly, whip maker
33. Mary McGookan
35. Eliza Duffy, grocer & spirit dealer
41. James McCullough, spirit dealer
44. Edward Mullan, spirit dealer
40. Michael Mullan, labourer
36. Dennis Mawhinney, labourer
34. Francis Heburn, labourer
30. Henry Hart, shoe maker
26. Wm. Smith, shoe maker
Law's Lane ]
24. Samuel Cooper, shoe maker
22. John Crawford, shoe maker
20. Samuel Cooper's stabling yard
18. Sarah Smith, dealer
16. John Kennedy, mat maker
14. James McGuigan, dealer
19. David Millar, labourer (12)
10. Patrick McShane, labourer
8. Murtoch Lawler, labourer
6. Anna Arthurs
4. Jane Bairns, white worker
several houses vacant Sarah
Street
Frederick Street to York Lane
Wesleyan day schools - Robt. Lindsay, superintendent
1. Bridget Harper
3. Thomas Thompson, spirit dealer, 45 North Queen Street
5. Miss McGinnis, teacher
7. John Edwards, glass manufacturer
9. John Curoe, mechanic
" James McCourtney, carpenter
11. Robert McClung, weigh master
13. James Spence, tailor
15. Patrick Devlin, plasterer
17. Michael O'Hanlon, hackler
19. Richard Blair, commissiariat staff
21. William Reynolds, grocer
22. Vacant
20. Alexander Murdoch, clerk
18. Alice McCollough
16. George Gilpin, clerk
14. John O'Neill, overseer in mill
12. William McKeown, butler
10. John Campbell, butler
8. Mrs. Barry, dress maker
6. John Burns, coachman
4. James Armstrong
2. John Mills, mechanic Second Street
North Howard Street six small
houses Seymour Lane
off Seymour Street 1. Joseph Johnston,
brick layer
3. Dennis Smith, carter
5. Susan Brown, washer woman
7. Thomas McGrillin, horse dealer
9. Matthew McDermott, horse shoer
11. John Hennety, labourer
13. Samuel Hanna, labourer
15. James Johnston, stone cutter
17. Joseph Campbell, carpenter
12. John Johnston, coachman
10. Wm. Wright, coach painter
8. Alexander Johnston, brick layer
6. James Anderson's oatmeal and corn stores
4. Joseph Bain, rectifying distiller; residence, 2 Glenfield
Place
2. John Brown's timber yard
three small
houses Seymour Street
Chichester Street to Little May Street
Side of Lawson Brown's timber and scantling yard
1. Matthew McDermott, horse shoer
3. George Gray, coach painter
5. Joseph Johnston, brick layer
.....[ Gloucester Street intersects ].....
1. Charles McDonald, tobacconist, High Street
3. E. and J. Boyle, bonnet and dress makers
5. Martha Gibson
7. James Brown, mechanic
10. Thomas Mines, clerk
8. John Lackey, carpenter
6. George Simpson, lighterman
4. Hugh Ross, carpenter
St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum
.....[ May Street intersects ].....
2. Miss Collins
Alexander Phillips, farmer
eight small houses
Hugh Tailor, painter
two small houses Shankhill
Road (Shankill)
from Townsend Street 1. Mary Kiglety,
green grocer
3. Mary Rodgers
5. Margaret Johnston, spirit dealer
7. Jane Smyth
9. Hans Beatty, traveller
" S. Beatty, bonnet maker
11,13,15. Vacant
17. Robert Kennedy, carpenter
19. Jane Graham, washer woman
21. Mary Rankin
23. Thomas Tinsley, grocer
25. James Greer, brass founder and gas fitter
" Wm. Wright, grocer and publican
John Girvan
Thomas Girvan, pawn broker
Robert Lorimer, carpenter
two new shops
four dwelling houses not finished
Victor C. Taylor, spirit dealer
Hudson's Row
Patrick McMahon,
tailor
Samuel Res,
labourer
James Anderson,
labourer
John Gray, cow
keeper
Rodger Casey, cow
keeper
19. Hugh Lewis, labourer
20. John McKeever, butcher
[ Hanna's Court
Francis Hanna, spirit dealer
John Roney, brick layer
George Morris, glass cutter
John Mullen, labourer
John Hill, baker
James Agnew, dealer
Wm. H. Baxter, tailor
Ann Jane Sedgewick, grocer
[ McTeir Street
John Armstrong, blacksmith
James Johnston, rope maker
Andrew Cowan, spirit dealer
Catherine McGee, washer woman
Agnes Place
Alex. Clements,
builder
John Kavanagh,
clerk
Wm. J. McMullan,
reporter
James Wilson,
clerk
William Bunting,
spirit dealer
Hopeton Place
Samuel Johnstone,
grocer
Mrs. Lockhart
Henry Greer,
tailor
John Blain, jun.,
clerk
Messrs. Blain's
damask manufactory, offices
John Blain, sen.,
manufacturer
John Blain's
weaving factories
[ McAllen's Place
James Hazlett, grocer and spirit
dealer
John Bailey, boot and shoe maker
Wm. McAllen, carter
Thomas McAllen, pawn broker
Bell Armstrong, dealer
James Harbison, umbrella maker
Patrick Harkin, grocer
[ Spears's Court
Alexander Harkness, carpenter
John Devlin, dealer
Joseph Young, brick layer
Margaret Carroll
Martha Porter, cow keeper
Robert Peel, baker, bran store and
spirit dealer
John McCormack, grocer
William Doran, mechanic
James McAnally
Terence McLaughlin, carter
Mary McVeigh
James Anderson, grocer and spirit
dealer
Eliza Bell
Philip Wright, coal merchant
John Quinn
Charles Rodgers
William McCartney, boot and shoe
maker
James Hannan, spirit dealer
David Lewis, coal dealer
Adam McCreight, shoe maker
James Kelly, coal dealer
Wm. Elwood, labourer
Betsy Brannagan
Thomas Black, labourer
Henry O'Neill, dealer
Bower's Hill Tavern, and spirit
store - Michl. Campbell, proprietor
Wm. Bell, bundler
James Livingston, labourer
Edward Smith, labourer
Dennis McIlhayney, carpenter
James McIlwaine, labourer
John Willis, labourer
John Fulton, bleacher
[ Herdman's Buildings
Charles McSperren, carter
Henry McKeown, labourer
Hugh Mallon, grocer
Andrew McCabe, labourer
Robert Addis, labourer
Snugville - Edward Walkington,
druggist, Rosemary Street
Glenwood - John Cunningham, of
Glenwood Corn Mills
Glenwood Corn Mills
Brookfield - Thos. Tripp, merchant
St. Matthew's Church - Rev. H.
Teape,
Incumbent
Shankhill Burying Ground (Shankill)
Glenwood Tavern and grocery -
Patrick Townly, proprietor
five small
houses
James McBride, spirit dealer
John Carson, spirit dealer
Tobias Lynass, blacksmith
Hugh Drain, cartwright
William Stewart, carter
Nelson's Buildings
John Askin, clerk
John Denvir, clerk
Alexander Gordon,
clerk
Edward Haddock,
clerk
Christopher
Porteus, sewed muslin manufacturer, Church Street
Sugarfield - Rev. Isaac Nelson
Hugh Gorman, spirit dealer
Robert McCully, grocer
Conway Street ]
Gasometer
fifteen small
houses
J. McCullough, cart maker
Kennedy's Place ]
Alexander Street South ]
row of small
houses
Johnston's Buildings ]
Alexander Steele
William Nelson, grocer
John Moore, weaver
James Bigger, labourer
Alexander Fitzpatrick, labourer
Daniel McCaulay
James Madill, carter
James Bell
William Curry, linen lapper
Arthur Simpson, carpenter
Gavin's Buildings
1. Jon. Moskimmon, mechanic
(Miskimmon)
3. Mary Madill
5. James Ward, painter
7. John McCaulay, smith
9. Wm. Smyth, compositor
11. John Campbell, linen lapper
13. George Campbell
15. Charles Dargan, clerk
James
Riddell, reed maker
James
Mulholland, cabin steward
William
Walker, cabinet maker
David
Grisholm, hackler
John Fannan,
shoe maker
Hugh Wilson,
starch maker
John
Matthews, hair dresser
Shankhill
ropewalk - J. Abbott, of Corporation Street, proprietor
Boundary Street ]
40. John Savage, grocer and publican
38. Samuel Moffat, labourer
36. John Fitzpatrick, dealer
34. Charles O'Haggerty
32. William Anderson, school master
Brady's Row ]
30. Richard Ramsey, pensioner
28. Vacant
26. Samuel Rea, spirit dealer
Hanna's Lane
24. Daniel Kerr
22. Mary Kennedy, dealer
20. Richard Wetherhead, clerk
18. David Johnston, rope maker
16. Mr. Hunter's starch works
14. Wm. White, dealer
Campbell's Buildings
12. Jas. Sinclair, street inspector
10. Arch. Price Fettler
8. John Doran, clerk
6. Elizabeth Whitla,
dress maker
4. Noah Longworth,
millwright
2. Mary McCoubry, dress
maker
Hans Peebles, spirit dealer Sheal's Entry
43 Carrickhill five small
houses Shipboy Street
Nelson Street to Little York Street 1.
Robert Stewart, brass founder and gas fitter
3. Robert Lowry, plasterer
5. John McNeill, pilot
7. Nathaniel Robinson, ship carpenter
9. Patrick Keenan, carpenter
11.James Sefton
13. Wm. Price, master mariner
15. James Paton, canvass weaver
17. Elizabeth McCanagher
19. Abel Gamble, stone cutter
two new houses vacant
28. John McLaughlin, store keeper
26. Hugh Cromie, cooper
24. John Bennet, carpenter
22. Mary Brown
20. John McCreavy, carpenter
18. Samuel Campbell, labourer
16. William Lilley, seaman
14. Daniel Johnston, lapper
12. James Shields, joiner
10. John McGuikan, master mariner
8. John McComley, lapper
6. Richard Berry, master mariner
4. John McGee, butler
2. Edward Walker, labourer
" E. J. Walker, dress maker Ship
Street
York Street to Garmoyle Street 1. Mrs.
Jane Rose
3. Alexander Riddell, reed maker
5. Wm. Hammersley, gentleman
7. Stephen Burlase, clerk
9. James Rose, muslin manufacturer
11. Wm. Gilmore, in Northern Bank
13. Joseph Humphreys, sea captain
15. Mary Keown, boarding house
17. Thomas Ashton, flax spinner
[ Little York Street
three new houses
waste ground
three new houses
[ foot of Collingwood Street
waste ground
67. David Munce, stone mason
69. Daniel McEwen, ship carpenter
71. John Low, proprietor of steam saw mills
[ Garmoyle Street at foot ]
enclosed ground
60. John Pescoe, jun., sea captain
58. John Bell, tide waiter
56. John Pescoe, retired coast guard officer
three new houses building
Collingwood Street ]
38. Edward Howell, sea captain
36. Samuel Henderson, acting tide surveyor
34. Isaac Gordon, bookkeeper and cashier
seven new houses building
18. David Fulton, carpenter and builder
16. James Holden, iron founder
14. Robert Kelly, manager Lord Londonderry's estate
12. Mrs. Catherine Stannus
10. Alexander Lang, sea steward
8. Edward Coates, sewed muslin manufacturer
6. Robert Salter, sea captain
4. John Kennedy, gentleman
2. William McLurcan Ship Street Back
back of Ship Street 15. William White, carding
master
18. David Norwood, lapper
16. William Anderson, carpenter
14. James Porter, porter
12. William Barclay, railway porter
10. John Ritchie, boiler maker
8. Charles Porter, ship carpenter
6. Archd. McBride, miniature painter
4. Thomas Russell, railway porter
2. Mrs. Mary Ann Anderson Ship Street
Little
from Dock Street to Point Fields
three stables
David Fulton's scantling yard and
sawpits
Arthur McKee, tide waiter
Alexander Bailey, carpenter
James Reid, gentleman
[ Ship Street
house building
12. John Stewart, labourer
" George Bensey, preparing master
10. James Skivington, labourer
" Michael Kelly, railway porter
8. John McEwen, mariner
6. John Seed, ship carpenter
Ship Street ]
4. James Porter, ship carpenter
2. John McCann, iron moulder
enclosed ground Short
Street
Pilot Street to Prince's Dock
side of Navy Hotel
9. Archibald McCallum, labourer
7. William Reid, ship carpenter
5. George Murray, mariner
10. Thos. McAnulty, boarding house
11. John McCudden, tailor
12. Robert McNally, ship agent
13. Thomas Green, spirit dealer and ship carpenter
side of John Wilson's spirit shop
2. James Ritchie's bonded warehouse Skipper
Street
from High Street to Waring Street
Eliza Davis, straw bonnet, parasol and millinery warehouse, 96 High Street
Mr. Wilkinson's store
1. Robert Campbell, book binder and stationer
3. William Wilson, cutler and surgical instrument maker
5. John McDonnell and Co., merchants
7. Wm. McConnell, wholesale grocer
9. Jane Coffey, haberdasher
11. James Irvine, house painter
13. William Wardlow, tailor
15. Robert Cleland, spirit dealer
17. William Gelston, merchant and tobacco manufacturer and 40 Tomb
Street; residence, 8 Great George's Street
shop vacant
19. William Johnston, lithographer, stationer, etc. and 25 Waring
Street; residence, 14 Tomb Street
[Waring Street ]
30. Philip Johnston, merchant, hall door
28. David Mark, wholesale and retail cheese merchant and grocer
26. Vacant
24. Philip Johnston and Co., wholesale tobacconists
22. John Savage, flax and yarn merchants; residence, 3 Mountview
Terrace
" John Kerr, commission agent
20. Charles Forsythe, nailer
18. William Boyd, house and sign painter
16. John Crookes, saw maker and repairer
14. David Erskine, grocer
12. Thomas Newell, boarding house
10. Anthony Cranagh, hair dresser
8. Catherine Forsyth, spirit dealer
4. John Duffy, tailor
2. James Byrne, boot and shoe maker Smithfield
from Berry Street
East Side 1. Maria Kelly, clothes dealer
2. Bunting Gregory, clothes dealer
3. Catherine McCurry, clothes dealer
4. George Headley, gas fitter
4½. Charles McCafferty, hatter
5. Alexander Mackenzie, Stag Tavern
6, 7. David Ruddell, cabinet and hardware warehouse
8, 9. Vacant
10. Mary Smith, clothes dealer
11. Vacant
12. Robt. Wallace, grocer and publican
[ Kennedy's Row
13. Peter Mallon, shoe maker
" Rose O'Hare, fruit dealer
14. Royal Hibernian Concert Hall - Robert Calvert, proprietor
15. Thomas Cushley, tailor
Teetotal Hall - Patk. McShane,
superintendent
16. Vacant
17. Wm. Ferguson, iron monger
18. John Kerr, grocer and publican & shoe shop
[ Bell's Lane
19. James Hamilton, hair cutter
20. Patk. Conway, hay & straw dealer
22. Hugh Wilson, pawn broker
23. Helena Cinnamond, grocer and publican and green hide dealer
24. Wm. Todd. auctioneer and appraiser for County Antrim
25. Rosanna and Ellen Frew, publicans
26. Henry McLarnon, spirit dealer
Hudson's Entry
North Side
27. Isabel McGoughey, provision dealer
28. Margt. Hamilton, provision dealer
Lennon's Court ]
29. Patrick O'Donnell, publican and coal dealer
30. Samuel Coburn, pawn broker
31. Patk. O'Neill, grocer and publican
Smithfield Court ] 32. Catherine Mooney,
earthenware dealer
33. William Sharp, Smithfield Bakery
34. Abel George, grocer
35. Patrick Griffith, wine, spirit, tobacco and snuff dealer, 3
Winetavern Street
Winetavern Street
40. J. and J. Herdman's residence, Tudor Hall, Holywood; John
Herdman's residence, 9 Wellington Place
West Side
41. Edward Heron, publican
42. Henry McLorinan, delf, china, and glass warehouse
43. Smithfield Brewery - Clotworthy Dobbin, proprietor; residence,
12 Howard Street
44. James Shields, cap maker
44, 45. National Theatre - Thomas Armstrong, proprietor
Bernard Redmond, rag dealer
45. Samuel Loughran, clothes dealer
vacant house
47. Thomas Armstrong, spirit dealer
48. Andrew Doherty, whitesmith
49. John Christie, dealer
Henry Hagan, clothes dealer
50, Bernard Devlin, general dealer
51. George Hall, hatter
John Moreland, weaver
Gilbert Rogers, carpenters'
workshop; residence, Ferguson's Court
Peter Aiken, manager, Fisher and
Campbell's mill
Fisher and Campbell's spinning mill,
entrance, Francis Street; Mr. Fisher's residence, Glengall Place; Mr.
Campbell's residence, College Square North
Francis Street ]
Gilbert Rogers' sawing yard;
residence, Ferguson's Court
South Side
Ferguson's Court
53. Fisher and Campbell's stores
57. Mathew Bracegirdle, publican
[ Marquis Street
58, 59, 60. Waste houses
61, 62. Owen Gregory, furniture dealer
63. James Meharg, auctioneer
64, 65. John Gordon, cabinet maker
66. Cornelius Neville, publican
67, 68. David Ruddell, furniture dealer
69. George Evans, grocer
John E. Collins, furniture dealer
71. Wm. McStay, wine and spirit stores, and grocery
Sam. McCann, publican, 28 Chapel
Lane [ Chapel Lane
-----------
Sheds
South Side
2. John Dignan, carpenter, 9 Letitia Street
3. William Moore, furniture dealer, Millar's Lane
4. Wm. McKeown, dealer in old books
5. James Stewart, cabinet maker
6. Nicholas Dillon, basket maker, 12 Torren's Market
7. Bernard O'Hagan, clothes dealer, 22 Marquis Street
8. John O'Hagan, clothes dealer, 30 Marquis Street
9. John Hinds, furniture dealer
10. John Kearney, basket maker, Peter's Hill
11. Constantine Donnelly, carpenter, 2 Millar's Lane
12. John Gordon, furniture dealer, 64 Smithfield
East Side
13. Hiram McConkey, tinsmith, 9 Charlemont Street
14. John Campbell, hardware dealer
15. Peter Mullan, dealer in old books
16. Edward Quinn, hardware dealer & bellows maker, 15 Marquis
Street
17. Bernard Campbell, hardware dealer
18. John O'Hagan, hardware and tools dealer, 9 McKibbin's Court
19. Hugh Mills, tinsmith, 12 Charlemont Street
20. Thomas Adams, furniture maker, 100 Millfield
21. Bernard Monaghan, delf shop and broker, 6 Kennedy's Row
22. Francis McConnell, delf and hardware dealer, 7 Kennedy's Row
22. Geo. McCullough, furniture dealer, 11 Bell's Lane
24. Edward Crozier, carpenter, Millfield
25. Wm. Ruddell, furniture and hardware dealer, 61 Gardiner Street
26. John Clements, tinsmith, 76 Hercules Street
27. Robert Ross & Co., hat and cap manufacturers, 20 Smithfield
28. Hugh McAteer, delf dealer, Drummond's Court
29. Peter Timmony, stocking dealer, 33 Hudson's Entry
30. Hugh Gilmer, tinsmith, Lennon's Court
31. Robert McCudden, onion dealer, Bell's Lane
32. Catherine Mooney, delf dealer
33. Daniel Montgomery, clothes dealer, 32 Gordon Street
34. James McMahon, provision dealer, 49 Hudson's Entry
35. James McKenna, provision dealer
36. John McKenna, provision dealer
37. Jeremiah Casey, clothes dealer, Ritchie's Place
38. James McKenna, provision dealer, Hudson's Entry
39. William Gardner, green grocer, 22 Barrack Street
40. Archibald McCollum, weigh master and market inspector, 3 Killen
Street
41. William Stitt, carpenter and timber dealer
West Side - Inside
occupied by old clothes dealer and
hardware stalls
North Side - Inside
42. Patrick Rogers, clothes dealer, 32 Rosemary Street
43. Thomas McAleese, clothes dealer, 3 Torren's Row
44. Susan Sands, clothes dealer
45. Catherine Tosh, delf dealer, 1 Kennedy's Row
46. Mary Kingan, clothes dealer, 20 Kennedy's Row
47. Wm. Stewart, clothes dealer, Winetavern Street
East Side
48. Wm. Ferguson, dealer in old iron
49. Edward Cuming, clothes dealer, 48 Lettuce Hill
50. Francis Crawford, dealer in old iron, 25 Winetavern Street
51. Charles A. Bell, furniture dealer, 10 Eliza Street
52. George Burns, furniture and old iron dealer
53. John Doherty, old iron dealer, Round Entry
54. Thomas Hodge, dealer in old iron and furniture, 10 Francis
Street
55. Samuel Thompson, dealer in old iron and furniture, Charlemont
Street
56, 58. J. McCleave, hardware dealer, 5 Charlemont Street
57. John Riley, hardware dealer, Berry Street
59. Danl. Mulholland, hardware dealer
60. James O'Hagan, dealer in old iron, 18 New Row
61. Arthur Halfpenny, hardware dealer, 11 Kennedy's Row
62. Robert Muntz, furniture dealer, Cunningham's Court
South Side
63. Robert Mulrine, auctioneer, 2 Kennedy's Row
64.Patrick McShane, auctioneer
65. Thomas Monaghan, auctioneer, 14 Berry Street
66. Patrick Loughran, auctioneer, 13 Marquis Street
67. Henry Mallaghen, auctioneer, 26 Berry Street
68. Edward Kelly, auctioneer, 3 Kennedy's Row
John Spence, auctioneer, 29 West
Street Smith Street
off Lagan Street 1. John Harrison,
labourer
Samuel McGibbon, night constable
Thomas Cummins, foundryman
[ Crawford Street
rere of Mr. Staunton's paper
staining manufactory
8. Thomas Rooney, labourer
Hughes' Entry ]
6. Mrs. McClean, dealer
4. Wm. Miller, stone cutter
2. John Stapley, print collector
John Smith, tailor Southwell
Street
off Henry Street 28. James McLarnon, spirit
dealer
twenty-seven
small houses Spa Mount
Old Carrickfergus Road 1. John Jas.
Noble, medical student
2. Mrs. Cummins
3. Robert Low, foreman, foundry
4. Roger Hillan, salesman
5. Thos. Lancaster, deputy engineer
6. Edward B. Giltenan, house and land agent Spencer
Street
York Street 1. Norman B. Gifford, clerk
in Ulster Bank
3. David Hetherington, captain Sobraon
7. Edward Wolfenden, bookkeeper in Mr. Charley's office,
Steam Lane
9. John Rogan, clerk in Halliday and McDowell's office,
Corporation Street
11. Miss Janet Galbraith
13. William Halliday, salesman in Arnott and Co.'s, Bridge Street
15. William Service, clerk in Ferguson and Molyneux's, York Lane
17. John W. Henry, sewed muslin overseer, in Mr. Holden's, Donegall
Street
[ Street not named
23. William F. Dowling, clerk in Thos. Greer, Sons & Co.,
Rosemary Street
two unfinished houses
10. Arthur Robertson, lithographer
8. James Graham, engraver
6. Hugh McRoberts, hackle maker
4. Thos. Frazer, custom house officer
2. John Powell, engineer Stanfield Court
3 Stanfield Street 1. John Mason,
labourer
3. John McNeill, labourer
5. Patrick Owens, labourer
7. Bernard Kenulty, sawyer
6. Wm. McGlone, porter
4. Patrick McAnulty, porter
2. John Robinson, shoe maker Stanfield
Street
72 Verner Street to Welsh Street
Mrs. Simpson
1. David McMullan, boot and shoe maker
3. Mary Loughran
[ Stanfield Court
5. James McAreavy, shoe maker
7.James McGowan, labourer
9. William McNicholl, boot maker
11. Joseph Steed, whitesmith
13. James Aird, porter
15. David McKelvey, book binder
17. Jane Cochrane
19. Timothy McDowell, coach maker
21. John Finlay, in pork store
23. Bernard McCann
25. Bernard Doran, fowl dealer
27. William Boyd, aerated water manufacturer
29. John Gray, carpenter
31. John Dobbs, grocer
.....[ Welsh Street intersects ].....
34. Francis Smith, grocer and spirit dealer, Welsh Street
32. James Jenkins, sailor
30. Catherine O'Hare, egg dealer
28. Mary Smith
26. Joseph Harrison, writing clerk
24. Henry Hamilton, brick moulder
22. Hugh McPolin, tailor
20. Sarah McAlister, lodgings
18. John McAuley, paper stainer
16. Edward Hanna, labourer
14. Mary McVeigh, washer woman
12. Wm. Bell, servant
10. Mary L. Mullan, grocer
Roy Street ]
6. Arthur Hughes, shoe maker
4. John Corke, musician
2. Wm. Davy, painter Stanfield Street
Lower
Stanfield Street
Samuel Mathers, dealer, Welsh Street
1. Joseph Loughran, brass founder
3. James Martin, shoe maker
5. Thomas Savage, brick layer
7. Daniel Murray, shoe maker
9. Robert Cronan, writing clerk
11½. Wm. McIlveen, carpenter
13½. Wm. Erskine, shoe maker
15½. John Johnston, ship carpenter
17. Richard Lynas, riddle maker (17½?)
11. John Halliday, shoe maker
13. Francis McDonnell, labourer
15. John O'Hare, brick layer
17. John Magan, carpenter
19. Thomas McMullan, labourer
21. Wm. Gordon, night constable
23. James Burns, servant
25. Edward McAlinden, carpenter
27. Hugh McRoberts, dealer
29. John Coburn, night constable
31. Thomas Freeman, carpenter
33. Robert Sloan, night constable
35. James Havern, coal dealer
[ Open ground at Lagan ]
26. James Downing, police inspector
24. Samuel Saunders, shoe maker
22. James Kearns, night constable
20. James Neale, night constable
18. John Wilson, night constable
16. John H. Bole, labourer
14. Samuel Lynas, day constable
14. James Thompson, grocer, 1 Staunton Street
Staunton Street ]
12. Emily Galbraith, dealer
10. Wm. Taylor, labourer
8. Wm. Clelland, tailor
6. William Burleigh, cabinet maker
4. Margaret Magee, fowl dealer
2. Mary Taggart, dealer Stanhope Street
Old Lodge Road 1. Edward McGowan,
foreman, timber yard
3. Susan Waters
5. Thomas Williams, day constable
7. Samuel Fleming, carpenter
9. John Welsh, engraver
11. James Allen, beef and ham curer
13. Ephraim Brown, carpenter
15. Patrick Gilmore, rag merchant
17. John Beatty, writing clerk
19. Wm. McGowan, day constable
21. Andrew Keith, car driver
[ Park Street
23. Jane Bullick
25. Wm. Boomer, pensioner
27. Wm. Walker, pensioner
29. Henry Blackburn, mechanic
" Miss Evans, dress maker
31. Edward McCabe, carpenter
33. Wm. Shanks, machine maker
35. Wm. Shanks, clerk
37. Robert Hill, baker
39. Joseph Cochrane, engineer
41. Wm. Madden, carpenter
43. Jane Ward, boarding house
62. Thomas Maine, millwright
60. Wm. John Currah, mechanic
58. Margaret Beattie
56. James Rankin, shopman
54. Joseph Brown
52. John Hagan, tailor
50. George Watters, bleacher
48. Gawn Dickson, cabinet maker
46. John Crosby, carter
44. Wm. Montgomery, baker
42. George Watters, compositor
40. Margaret Ferris, lodging house
38. James Windrim, baker
36. Elizabeth Bulla
34. Andrew Morton, carpenter
32. Eliza Boyd, dress maker
30. Mary McMullan, boarding house
28. Rev. J. Harvey, Methodist preacher
26. Mary Morrow, teacher
24. Miss McMahon, milliner and straw bonnet maker
3. James Stewart, shoe maker
22. John Rice, baker
20. Jane Ewart
18. Thomas Cooper, cooper
16. Wm. Morrison, master mariner
14. Bridget Connell, boarding house
12.Patrick McGinnis, custom house officer
10. Wm. Johnston, clerk
8. John Ireland, pattern designer
6. David McNiece, night constable
4. Mary Johnston, slipper maker
2. Wm. J. Park, tailor Stanley Street
off Little York Street 1. Margaret Reid,
dress maker
2. Archibald Glass, mariner
3. James Barkley, mariner
4. Andrew Ireland, store keeper
5. Ellen McQuitty
6. Margaret Lyons Stanley Place
off Little York Street 1. Elizabeth
Officer, white worker
2. John Duncan, master mariner
3. John Campbell, pattern designer
4. James Williamson, marble carver
5. Wm. Richardson, master mariner
6. William Mulholland, shopman
7. Miss McCormack's school
8. Joseph Barron, clerk
9. Arthur Davis, master mariner
10. Miss Eliza McGee
John Magee, coach painter Stanley
Street
off Albert Street 1. Francis Boyd, grocer
3. John Philips, labourer
5. Thomas Ramsay, blacksmith
7. Matthew Hodgen, millwright
9. Mrs. Jane McCartney
11. Joseph Johnston, labourer
13. Samuel Russell, labourer
15. Joseph Keating, baker
17. Jane Hall, mill worker
19. Ansley Keown, baker
21. Edward Toal, baker
23. Wm. Burnby, painter and glazier
25. Mrs. Susan Madden
27. Alexander Cooke, grocer and meal and flour dealer
[ Wiley's Place
29. Hugh Gaw, grocer and publican
31. Samuel McAskey, mechanic
33. Mrs. Jane McKibbin, lodgings
35. James Nelson, shoe maker
37. James McCracken, carpenter
39. Miss Jane Armour, lodging house
41. James Agnes, carpenter
43. Chichester Dargan, writing clerk
45. John Gamble, blacksmith
47. Henry Laverty, grocer and publican
9 Hutcheson Street
49. John Mills, provision dealer
51. John Callender, porter
Cullingtree Street ]
Cullingtree Place ]
Robert McGaghey, grocer, 21
Cullingtree Place
32. Joshua Jordan, railway labourer
30. Mrs. Eliza Hamilton, white worker
28. Mrs. Ellen Hawthorne, dress maker
26. Margaret Wilson, white worker
24. Ellen Graham, white worker
22. John Convery, shoe maker
20. Charles Greenan, labourer
" Mrs. Donaldson, dress maker
18. Thomas Morton, carpenter
16. Mrs. Greer
14. Samuel Connolly, mechanic
12. John Cunningham, labourer
10. George Elliot, printer
8. Eliza Faulkner
6. John Faulkner, overlooker in mill
4. James Lightbody, rougher in mill
2. Hannah Munro, bonnet maker St. Anne's
Buildings
from Donegall Street to North Street 1.
Francis Plunkett, general commission merchant and agent to the Royal
Insurance Company, Liverpool; residence, 7 Ingram Place
3. William Ewart and Son, weavers and sewers' office
5. Oddfellows' Hall - Ulster Lodge
7, 9. Robert Vance, spirit store; residence, McTier Street
11. Andrew Ewing, muslin manufacturer; residence, Ballynafeigh
" Campbell & Co., sewed muslin
manufacturers; residence, 3 Stanley Place Staunton
Street
Verner Street 1.James Thompson, grocer
5. John McNeely, paper maker
7. David Duff, day constable
9. Wm. Donaldson, labourer
11. Hugh Finlay, labourer
13. Patrick Bannon, pork cutter
15. James Garrett, newspaper carrier
17. Wm. Strain, labourer
19. George Tighe, brick layer
21. Margaret Sands, white worker
16. John McLaughlin, currier
14. James Maguire, labourer
12. Elizabeth Maguire
10. Robert Campbell, night constable
8. Wm. Watson, draper
6. George Thompson, stone cutter
4. Henry Jamieson, labourer
2. John Smyth, brick layer Steam-Mill
Lane (Steammill)
Corporation Square to Gamble Street 1.
Ship Water Office - John McKelvy, waterman
five small
houses
[ Bradford Square
five small
houses
John Charley and Co.'s coal yard
Tobias Lynass, blacksmith
Back entrance to Glasgow and Belfast
spirit store
Back entrance to Clay's Hotel
Sinclair and Boyd's stores
John Charley and Co.'s coal yard
Side of steam flour mills and stores Stephen
Street
off Little Donegall Street 1. James
Galley, day constable
" John Tosh, shoe maker
3. Charles Johnston, shoe maker
5. John Campbell, carpenter
7. Elijah Jordan, shoe maker
9. John Hawthorn, soap boiler
11. James Lyons, brick layer
13. Margaret Wells
15. Wm. Gough, labourer
17. Thomas McAuley, shoe maker
19. Robert Finlay, labourer
19½. Wm. Lewis's stabling yard
21. John Hawson, slater
23. May Graham, dealer
5. John Tate, labourer (25)
27. Wm. Lewis, spirit dealer
29. Patrick Gill, labourer
33. George Burns, tailor
35. Thomas Burns, tailor
37. Daniel Burns, dealer
39. Charles Hart, shoe maker
41. Edward McGowan, shoe maker
43. Wm. McCall
45. Wm. Prodden, labourer
47. Henry Arthur, cotton spinner
.....[ Mustard Street intersects ].....
49. Matthew Williamson, comb maker
49. Rose McLaughlin
51. Samuel Moreland, millwright
53. Thomas Bruce, labourer
30. Wm. Ward, coal dealer
28. Daniel Gough, labourer
26. Charles Spence, labourer
24.Charles Grahams, labourer
.....[ Mustard Street intersects ].....
22. Charles Liddy, pavier
20. Wm. McClusky, blacksmith
18. Joseph Martin, labourer
16. Sarah Hull, dress maker
14. Henry Duffin, labourer
12. Archibald Hodgson, hackler
Alexander Henderson, grocer and
spirit dealer
10. John Hill, weaver
8. Edward McCollough, porter
6. Julia Rorke, boarding house
4. Edward Burton, labourer Store Lane
Queen Square to Albert Square 1, 3. Terence O'Brien,
general merchant; residence, Donegall Place
5. James McConville, sawyer & dealer
7. James Savage, dealer
9. Madeline Henry, dealer
11. James Ferguson, mariner & dealer
14. Andrew Dool, spirit dealer and boarding house
14½. James Kelly, hair dresser
12. Edward McLaughlin, mariner
10. Andrew John Barnett, timber merchant; residence, Clarendon
Place
8. James Savage, marine store
6. Benjamin Alexander, school master and dealer
4. James Webb, dealer
2. Arthur Carson, mariner and dealer
back entrance to Rose Ann Pray's
spirit store Stormont Court
Durham Street ten small houses Suffern's
Entry
off North Street eight old
houses Sugar House Entry
High Street to Waring Street 1. James
Harkness, glass, china, and delf warehouse, High Street
3. Abraham Bambridge's hotel and tavern
back entrance to Commercial Hotel Sussex
Place
Alfred Street to Joy Street 1. Mrs.
Shubridge
2. Mrs. Shaw
3. Miss Rowan, Connaught Bazaar
" Miss Jamison, Connaught Bazaar
4. Mrs. Coffey
5. Mrs. McKee
6. Robert McHinch, grocer, 33 Church Lane
7. Mrs. Carse
8. John G. McGee, of J. G. McGee & Co.'s, merchant
clothiers, 46 & 48 High Street
[ Joy Street ]
Dr. Burden's field, Alfred Street Sussex
Street
60 York Street 2. John McPhilips, mariner
4. James Walsh, carpenter
6. Robert Henderson, mariner
8. James Haliday, labourer
10. Francis McKeown, pensioner
12. James Quinn, labourer
14. John Moore, sawyer
16. Wm. Mackie, on water works
18. Joseph Collins, painter
20. John Porter, pork cutter
22. Michael Kerr, in felt works
24. John Little, labourer
26. John Wilson, carpenter
28. Wm. Stevenson, labourer
30. Thomas Watson, labourer
32. James Lowry, labourer
34. Thomas Elliot, labourer
36. Charles Jones, pork cutter
38. Hugh McCann, labourer
40. John O'Neill, sawyer
42. James McLurcan, rent collector
44. Alex. Ross, carter
46. Edward Liddy, labourer
48. Mary Gormley
50. Andrew McGill, labourer
52. Henry Conway, labourer
54. John Foster, labourer
56. Wm. Smith, labourer
58. Mary Bigger
60. James Graham, labourer
62. John Berry, pensioner
64. Mary McMullen
66. John Foster, baker
68. Bridget Kerr
70. Robert Merryfield, labourer
72. Daniel Robson, labourer
74. Mary McMullan
76. Wm. Farrel, labourer
78. Daniel Kennedy, hackler
80. Mary Smyth, washer woman
82. Catherine McAnally, washer woman and dealer
Side of York Street Mills ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T Talbot
Court
Grattan Street three
old houses Talbot Street
Donegall Street to Grattan Street
1. John Byrne's wine and spirit store; residence, 23 Queen Street
1. George P. Wood & Co., linen yarn, flax and commission
merchants; residence, Holywood
3. Jas. Steen & Co., general merchants
5. Vacant
7. Vacant
9. Thomas Fullerton, publican
11. Thomas McCartney, clerk
13. Wm. Moore, shoe maker
15. Miss Hainen's school
17. John Ellis, turner
19. Vacant
21. John Mooney, shuttle maker
23. Miss Smylie, dress maker
25. Wm. Vint, painter and glazier
27. John Hewey, tailor
29. John Loughran, butcher
31, 33. Jas. Thompson, grocer and spirit dealer
[ Hill Street
33½. James Dinnen, butcher
35. Peter Armour, pilot
37. David Hutchison, cooper
39. John Barron
41/ John Gilland, cooper
43. Charles Macoon, matrass maker (mattress)
[ Johnny's Entry
45. John McConnell, sailcloth weaver
47. Samuel Thorpe, brick layer
49. Henry Robinson, carpenter
51. John H. Bond, clerk
53. Roderick Frazer, confectioner
55. Mary McAllister, boarding house
57. Vacant
59. James McCann, master mariner
61. John Donaldson, nailer
63. Side of Robert Loughry's spirit store
[ Grattan Street ]
54. Jas. Mones, grocer & spirit dealer
52. Edward Hamill, labourer
50. Terence Fagan, butcher
48. Miss M. Crawford, lodgings
46. Charles Quin, grocer & spirit store
44. Samuel Russell, labourer
42. John Crozier, warper
J. & T. Kennedy's sizing factory
40. Thomas Finegan, sailor
38. Wm. Maguire, nailer
36. Robert Hall, tailor
36½. Ellen Carlisle, dealer
34. Silvester McGartland, coal dealer
32. Hugh McKeown, painter
30. Mrs. Mary Hood
28. Vacant
26. Edward Roden, marine store
24. Wm. Wharton, starch manufacturer
22. Wm. Powell, grocer & spirit dealer
Robert Street ]
20. Isaac Maguire, hair cutter
18. Richard Dargan, grocer
16. Henry Fullerton, tailor
14. Robert Parkhill, baker
12. Scully, Shannon, and Holmes, plumbers
10. Wm. Thompson, cabinet maker
8. Miss Smith, dress maker
6½. Robert Cunningham, shoe maker
6. Commercial Hotel stables
4. Hugh Quinn, caravansary
2½. G. P. Woods's stores and stables
2. Rev. T. F. Miller, Vicar of Belfast Tanner's
Court
62 Millfield seventeen small
houses Taylor's Row
Carrickhill now called Wall Street Tea
Lane
Lower Malone sixty-six small
houses Telfair's Entry
25 Ann Street 1. James Shaw's soap and
candle manufactory; shop, 23 Ann Street
3. Belfast Bottling Company, and manufacturers of aerated
water
5. Robert Long, horse dealer
7. Elizabeth McKinney, boarding house
28. James Burns, labourer
26. Hugh Connor, marine store
24. Robert Gillespie, day constable
22. John Allen, coach smith
20. Duncan McMillan, blacksmith
18. James Gordon, book seller
16. Wm. Croft, shoe maker
14. Wm. Harvey, bill poster
12. Martha Cassidy
10. James Boyd, labourer
8. Henry Morgan, book binder
6. Ellen Knight, spirit dealer
4. Wm. McMullen, warper
2. Vacant Third Street
Between Falls Road and Shankhill Road (Shankill)
Michael Townley, grocer
twenty-five
small houses Thomas Court
George's Lane 1. John Brown, spirit
dealer
3. John Campbell, whitesmith
5. Thomas McLean, labourer
7. Charles McIlroy, car driver
9. Michl. Flinn, horse clipper and dealer Thomas
Street
from Lancaster Street to Great George's Street
back entrance to James Wilson's grocer shop
1. Daniel Quinn, clerk
3. Peter McAuley, carpenter
5. Andrew Rowan, carpenter
7. Mrs. Elizabeth Sherlock
9, 11. Vacant
18. H. Halliday flour merchant
Mr. Halliday's store
16. Richard Riddell, stone cutter
14. Archibald Downs, engineer
12. William Yeaman, machine maker
10. Agnes Killen
8. Adam Magee, book seller
6. Henry Harvey, carpenter
4. Mrs. Margaret, white
2. Hugh Bothwell, porter
Louisa Barlow Thomas
Street North
York Street to Corporation Street 1.
Thomas Holden, foreman smith
3. John Anderson, carpenter
5. John McCormick, dresser in foundry
7. William Anderson, house carpenter
9. William Boyd, house carpenter
11. John Smyth, mechanic
13. Martin Murphy, mill worker
15. George Brackly, railway porter
17. James Willicks, boiler maker
19. Daniel Savage, porter
21. Peter Ferry, carter
23. James Smith, builder and carpenter
25. William Rowley, master mariner
27. Richard McGreevey, pilot
29. William Mills, pilot
31. William Farley, boat builder
33. William Gubbins, attorney's clerk
33½. William McDonald's store
hall door of Charles Frazer's spirit
shop
.....[ Collingwood Street intersects ].....
35. Thomas Burns, moulder
37. David Bailey, watchman
39. Alexander McIlwaine, revenue boatman
41. Wm. McCullough, ship carpenter
43. William Hawkins, servant
45. Robert McMeekan, shoe maker
47. C. McClean's grocery
49. Elisha Wilson, boot and shoe maker
51. William Galway, tailor
53. John Simpson, pilot
55. Henry McGiffen, overseer
57. David Niblock, ship carpenter
59. James McComb, ship carpenter
two new houses not tenanted
54. James Shields. master mariner
52. Richard Nicholl, mariner
50. William Keating, mariner
Dock Lane ]
48. Patrick Quee, shipwright
46. Jas. McFarland, revenue boatman
44. John Adams, carpenter
42. Hugh McGoukan, boiler maker
40. William Adair, pensioner & dealer
38. James Giles, smith
36. Ellen Dougherty, dealer
34. James McKinley, ship carpenter
32. William Anderson, tailor
30. Patrick Morrow's grocery & spirit store
.....[ Collingwood Street intersects ].....
28. John Henderson, superannuated officer
26. Miss Higginson
24. Alexander McSparron, car owner
22. William Liddy, weaver
18. Owen Murray's grocery and provision stores
16. John Coleman
14. Felix Linn, labourer
12. Alexander McTier, master mariner
10. Captain Welsh
8. William Wilson, mechanic
6. Moses Greer, weaver
.....[ Earl Lane intersects ].....
4. Joseph Moneypenny, moulder
2. John McCrory, engine driver Thompson's
Entry
Millfield
Alexander Crawford's starchworks; residence, Mount Charles
seven small
houses Tomb Street
Waring Street to Corporation Square 1.
Samuel Swallow, lodgings
3. Margaret Irvin, lodgings
5, 7, 9, 11. John and Thomas Sinclair, general merchants; residences:
John Sinclair, The Grove; Thos. Sinclair, Hopefield
13, 15, 17, 19. Vacant
21. John Barclay, coal merchant
23. Mrs. Cunningham
25. Mrs. Rachael Anderson, lodgings
27. Cornelius Nolan
29. James Macnamara, merchant
37. Vacant
Provision store vacant
Messrs. Charley's coal yard
37. John Finlay, brick layer
39. Thomas Kane, tide waiter
41. John Davidson, clerk
43. Bernard Mooney, block and pump maker
45. Robert McGarry, fisherman
[ Bradford Square
47. Robert McKelvey, shoe maker
49. Eneas McElherron, sailor
51. Thomas Barrigan, sailor
53. Vacant
55. S. Duffield, jun., provision merchant
57. James McBride's residence
59. Jas. McBride & Co., ship brokers
66. Vacant
64. S. Johnson, marine store
62. Samuel Dunlop, head constable in Ballast office
62. Alexander Dunlop, publican
60. John Toner, nailer
58. James Duncan. jeweller
56. Joseph McAnally, ship agent
54. Peter Pierce, engineer
52. Henry Finnegan, store keeper
50. James Allen, painter and glazier
" William Finlay, tailor
48. Sarah Cooper
46. Edward O'Neill, cooper
44. John Heron, grocer
New Court ]
42. Wm. Taylor, master mariner
40. Wm. Gelston, provision merchant; residence, 8 Great George's
Street
38, 36. Vacant
34. John Feeny, publican
Gamble Street ]
32. Caledonian Hotel - Arthur Young, proprietor
30. A. Andrews, provision merchant
28. Jas. & John McConnell, wine & spirit merchants &
rectifying distillers
28. Hugh Moore, surgeon
26. Jas. McFadden, stave merchant
24. Robert Stewart, pilot
Blakely's Lane ]
22. Alexander Lovett, porter
20. Store
18. John Murphy, master mariner
16. Peter Glenn, agent to Jas. Methuen
14. Wm. Johnston
12½. James Methuen, fish curer
12. William Irwin, porter
10. Thomas Thompson, master mariner
8. Halliday and McDowell, grain merchants; Johnson
Halliday's residence, Prospect Terrace
6. J. & T. Smith, butter and general merchants;
residences: T. Smith, 37 Dock Street; J. Smith, 13 Brougham Street
4. James Garvey, lodgings
2. George Ingram, publican Torren's Row
(formerly Croarkan's Row)
off Hercules Street twenty-one small houses Torren's
Market
off Hercules Street 1. Mrs. Agnew's hall
door
3. Mrs. Dornan
5. Bernard Maguire, baker
7. James McAvoy, printer
9. Mrs. Ann Wilson
11. Nicholas Abbott, printer
13. Mrs. Orr
15. Wm. Robinson
17. Wm. Macartney, carpenter
19, John Burns, shoe maker
24. Daniel Molloy, publican
22. William Mullan, sweep
20. James Hogg, weaver
18. Hugh Kelly, tailor
16. John Coates, copper and tinsmith
14. John Irvin, shoe maker
12. Nicholas Dillon, basket maker
10. Mrs. Mary Stewart
8. John McClinchy, baker
6. Thomas Gribben, tobacco spinner
4. Denis McCrory, tobacco spinner
2. Wm. Hadskis, turner
back entrance to J. Giles' spirit
store Townsend Place
off Townsend Street 1. Wm. Andrews,
millwright and engineer
2. Andrew Lee, mechanic
3. David Cochrane, house painter
4. Wm. Richardson, mechanic
5. Wm. Dougherty, cabinet maker
6. James Savage, tailor
7. Hugh Brown, brass moulder
8. James Meharg, baker
9. James McAnally, linen lapper
10. Wm. John Blair, grinder
11. Rebecca Fleck
12. Charles O'Neill, carding master
13. Arthur Turner, mechanic
14. James Innes, mechanic Townsend Street
Shankhill Road to Falls Road (Shankill)
1. Alex. Edgar, foreman carpenter
3. David Imery, foreman in wareroom
5. Wm. Grey, clerk
7. Robert Clements, brick layer
9. Henry Johnston, engraver
11. George Wilson, mechanic
13. George Reynolds, warper
15. Robert Campbell, carpenter
17. James Withers, editor of Belfast Commercial Chronicle
19. John Hodgson, shopman
21. James McKeever, tobacco spinner
23. Jas. Coates, collector of water tax
[ Dayton Place
25. Henry Lowry, pawn broker
27. Bernard McConnell, builder
29. James B. Owen, pawn broker
[ Marshall's Place
31. Wm. Moran, spirit dealer
31½. Ulster Foundry; T. Forbes, proprietor
35. Trevor Forbes
37. James Reid. pork cutter
39. Michael Goodman, mechanic
41. Alex. Dobbin, grocer
[ Cargill Street
43. The Manse - Rev. W. Johnston
" Townsend Street Presbyterian Church - the
Rev. Wm. Johnston, minister
" Townsend Street National School, Hugh
Hanna, principal; William Hanna, assistant; Miss Reid, female school;
Messrs Hanna's residences, 104 Sandy Row; Miss Reid's residence, Peter's
Hill
45. Soho Foundry - Proprietors, MacAdam Brothers & Co.,
engineers; Mr. MacAdam's residence, 18 College Square East
47. William Ferris, spirit dealer
49. Mary Gordon
51. Ann Kane, washer woman
" Patrick Kane, compositor
53. Patrick Foy, flax dresser
55. Edward Glennan, coach painter
57. Lorence Aid, tailor
59. Hall door of P. Savage's spirit shop
[ Falls Road ]
side of Thos. Kirker's spirit shop
62. Thomas Carabine, carter
60. James Kerr, store keeper
58. Daniel Cullen, tailor
56. Wm. John Livingston, manager of Public Baths and Wash Houses
54. James Campbell, linen lapper
Millview Place ]
52½. Wm. Taylor, carpenter
52. James McCaffrey, bleacher
50½. John McFall, porter
50. Patrick Falloon, leather dresser
48. John Drain, cow keeper
46. Wm. Daley, cow keeper
44. George Munce, clerk
42. Thomas Thompson, publican
Coates Street ]
40. Edward Birnie, portrait painter, grocer and spirit dealer
38. Wm. McClenahan, machine maker
36. John Horricks, hackle maker
34. Joseph Hemersley, mechanic
32. John McCullough, clerk
30. John Davidson, excise officer
28. Hugh Murphy
Townsend Place ]
26. John Gill, boiler maker
houses not tenanted
24. James Mawhinney
22. Henry Mallon, labourer
20. Robert McBride, helper in foundry
18. Ann Walker
16. Eliza Brown
14. Grace Hyndman
12. John Edmondson
Melbourne Street ]
10. John Hanna, master carter
8. Alexander Gordon, carpenter
6. James McGilaway, shoe maker
4. Thomson and Co., iron founders, machine makers and
engineers; Mr. Thomson's residence, 10 Castle Street
Mary's Market ]
2. Metal Foundry - Henry Gray, proprietor; residence, 94
Peter's Hill
side of Alexander Dalglish's grocery
and provision store Trafalgar Street
16 Corporation Street to York Street
Patrick Rice, publican, 16 Corporation Street
1. Thomas Macartney, foreman in Vindicator office
3. Edward Lennon, seaman
5. James Melvin, blacksmith
7. John Dickson, millwright
9. Vacant
[ Mullan's Place
11. John Magee, builder
13. William White, carpenter
[ Duffy's Court
17. Jas. Mulholland, in provision store
19. John Faulkner, cooper
21. Thomas Miller, pensioner
23. William Ross, superannuated tide waiter
25. Catherine Draper, lodgings
27. James Anderson, provision dealer
Eliza Johnston, grocer, 7 Nelson
Street
.....[ Nelson Street intersects ].....
Jas. Quinn, publican, 78 Nelson
Street
[ Trafalgar Court
29. Watson Comsty, labourer
31. Joseph Mulgrave, dealer
33. William Barklie, boot and shoe manufacturer, 49 Donegall Street
35. John McCloy, ship carpenter
37. Alexander Thompson, ship carpenter
41. Eleanor Tennent, lodgings
43. George Coates & Co., provision merchants; Mr. Coates'
residence, York Street
[ Little York Street ]
Robert Henderson's grain stores;
office, Donegall Quay
47. Benjamin Clayton, custom house officer & pensioner
49. Alexander Culviner, custom house officer
John R. Todd, publican, 103 York
Street
[ York Street ]
Thomas Fox, publican, 101 York
Street
vacant house
Francis Armstrong, pensioner
44. Alexander Davison, ship carpenter
42. Hugh Allen, ship carpenter
40. Stewart Brown's wine and spirit stores
.....[ Little York Street intersects ].....
38. Jas. Ferguson, grocer and publican
36. William Maybin, carpenter
34. Patrick Clarke, labourer
32. John Gilmore, ship carpenter
30. Joseph Magee, harbour constable
28. John Downing, of Downing and Son, iron works, Prince's Dock
26. Alexander Clarke, of J. and A. Clarke, flour and grain
merchants, office, 21 Church Lane
24. James Macklin, gentleman
22. Richard Leighton, writing clerk
20. John Benson, pilot
18. James Hill, plot
back entrance to James McCleery's
pawn office, Nelson Street
John Scott, publican, 76 Nelson
Street]
.....[ Nelson Street intersects ].....
Mathew Martin, publican, 69 Nelson
Street
16½. John Teeling, writing clerk
16. James Fee, pilot
14. John Keenan, labourer
12. Andrew Thompson, in pork store
10. Thomas Graham, brick layer
rere of grain and provision stores,
Richardson Brothers, Corporation Street and James Bodel, Henry Street
6. Alexander McIlvenna, revenue officer
4. Henry McKittrick, in Mr. McCaldin's cap manufactory,
Waring Street
2. William Lindsay, mechanic Trinity
Street
Antrim Road to Unity Street 1. John
Kennedy, general cart maker, residence, 3 Antrim Road
3. James Carlisle, building and scantling yard; residence,
Donegall Street
enclosed ground
four new houses building
Jas. Wilson, blacksmith; residence,
Lancaster Street
4. William Erwin, cotton spinner
2. Michael Maguire, brick layer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ U Union
Place
from Lancaster Street to Little George's Street
1. William John Magill, mariner
3. James Murphy, butler
5. John Thompson, tailor
7. Thomas Heeley, sawyer
" James Robinson, boot and shoe maker
9. James M. Herron, baker
11. John McDowell, sailor
" John Crow, ship carpenter
[ Union Court
13. William Harrison, builder and scantling yard
.....[ Great George's Street intersects ].....
fourteen small
houses
Drake's Lane ]
14. John McClure, brick layer
12. James McGarry, labourer
" James Boyle, carpenter
10. John Crummy, labourer
8. Stewart, Bradley, sail maker
" John Hamill, moulder
6. Thomas Kane, mechanic
4. Sarah Caird, washer woman
2. Robert McKeown, weigh master Union
Street
Donegall Street to North Street
1. Wm. Anderson, pawn broker
1½. Henry Rice, spirit dealer
3. Charles O'Hagan, sawyer
5. Mrs. Cowden, lodgings
7. Thomas McClelland, servant
9. Mrs. Black, quilter
11. George Chambers, ladies' boot and shoe maker
13. Anabella Morrow, grocer and publican
15. John Barker, dealer
17. John Hunter, publican
.....[ Little Donegall Street intersects ].....
19. Patrick Boyle, provision dealer
21. James Magee, grocer and publican
[ Charles's Street
23. Robert Boyle, publican
25. Charles Vallely, labourer
27. Patrick Layden, plasterer
29. James Campbell, grocer
31. Sam. McGladdery, provision dealer
33. Elizabeth O'Neill, provision dealer
35. Hugh Harper, pawn broker
37. Samuel Patterson, grocer and provision dealer
.....[ Mustard Street intersects ].....
39. Daniel Holywood, smith and provision dealer
41. John O'Hara, butcher
43. Edward Hughes, pavier
" Daniel Hughes, barber
45. James Kane, boot and shoe maker
47, 49. Dorothea Owens, marine store
51. Vacant
53. Joseph Henry, wood turner
55. Joseph Armstrong, publican
[ Upper Kent Street
57. Francis Daly, grocer and publican
59. Henry Todd, hair dresser
61. John Kelter, under taker
63. Samuel Montgomery, publican
65. Samuel Tunmore, marine store
67. Margaret Magowan, marine store
69. Robert McGovern, porter
" Teetotal Hall
71. John Fitzsimmons, nailer
73. Wm. Neill, nailer
75. Joseph Braithwaite, coffin maker
77. Patrick Higgins, barber
79. Mary McCluskie, dealer
81. John Elliott, grocer, etc., 133 North Street
[ North Street ]
Vacant house
68. Francis McAnally, dealer
66. Bartholemew Magee, spectacle and mattrass maker (mattress)
64, 62. J. Hart, sawyer and undertaker
vacant house
60. David Robinson, baker
58. James Macartney, baker
56. Edward Kelly, dealer
54. Wm. McCloskie, dealer
Kent Street ]
52. John Kane, dealer
50. Patrick McLornan, marine store
48. Patrick McKenna, flax scutcher
46. Patrick Conlon, labourer
44. Patrick Maguire, shoe maker
42. Mrs. O'Neill
40. David Bradford, provision dealer
38. John Quin, grocery & spirit store
.....[ Mustard Street intersects ].....
36. John Jackson, publican
34½. James Simpson, dealer
34. Mrs. Hewey, painter and glazier
32. Jane Plunkett
Entry ]
30. John McKee, confectioner
28. Edward McCloskie, warper and grocer
26. Charles Condren, pensioner
24. Hugh Blair, carpenter
22. Wm. Doherty, tailor
20. Bernard Brown, pavier
18. Robert Paul, grocer
.....[ Little Donegall Street intersects ].....
16, 14. James Irvine, publican, 29 Little Donegall Street
12. Anne McKee, lodgings
10. Elizabeth Timby, boarding house
8. Henry Madden, sawyer
6. Samuel Johnston, shoe maker
4. Eliza McKeown, dress maker and hite worker (white) Unity
Street
off Trinity Street, Antrim Road
Trinity Church - Rev. Theophilus Campbell, Incumbent; residence,
Mountainview
1. William Dempster, linen lapper
3. David McMullan, clerk
5. William Dickson, haberdasher
" John Dickson, sewed muslin manufacturer
7. Thomas Millford, assistant draper
9. Robert McGee, fitter up in Belfast Foundry
11. Gordon A. Thompson's office
13. John R. Tinsdale, compositor, News-Letter office
15. Robert Newett, coal merchant University
Square
Old Malone Road
fourteen new houses building
1. Henry Black, wholesale grocer, Waring Street
2. John Wiley, wholesale grocer, Victoria Street
" Alex. Dickey, wholesale grocer, and
bursar Queen's College
3. Rev. W. D. Killen, D.D.
4. Mrs. Killen
5. Rev. James Murphy, D.D.
6. Rev. John Edgar, D.D.
7. George C. Pim, of E. and G. Pim, High Street and Donegall
Quay
8. Rev. George Bellis
9. Mrs. Purdon
10. Mrs. Knox Upton Street
Wall Street 1. Alexander Clarke, clerk
3. William McCausland, compositor
5. Robert McLaughlin, mechanic
7. Thomas Gibson, brass moulder
9. James Carrick, dentist
11. Catherine Hanna
13. Nathaniel Pearson, mechanic
15. George Lemon, mechanic
four new houses building
12. Robert Knott, hatter
10. James McNally, bookkeeper
8. Hannah Armstrong, hat trimmer
6. Sarah Wetherald
4. George Newberry, pensioner
2. Robert Edmondson, moulder ~~~~~~~~~~ V Valentine
Street
off Henry Street 1.
Wm. Devenport, mechanic
3. Charles McClelland, belt sewer
5. Wm. Sharpe, car driver
7. Daniel Connor, labourer
9. Patrick McBride, labourer
11. Henry Connelly, porter
13. Wm. Kane, yarn boiler
15. John Wilson, labourer
17. John McCann, flax dresser
19. Elizabeth Bingham, white worker
21. David Martin, coachman
23. Wm. Savage, tailor
25. John McSorley, in Rowan's foundry
27. Samuel Bailey, lapper
29. John Bead, tailor
31. John Houston, yarn bundler
33. Joseph Thompson, carpenter
35. John Johnston, labourer
37. John Adams, labourer
39. Joseph Heron, labourer
42. Wm. Crawford, butler
40. James Addison, stone cutter
38. Lowry Laird, labourer
36. Wm. Hughes, car driver
34. John Mulholland, dealer
32. Maria Gibbs, white worker
30. Hugh Adair, blacksmith
28. Samuel Cooke, labourer
26. James Thompson, mariner
24. Alexander Greer, shoe maker
22. Edmund Lavery, dealer
20. Daniel Lynass, stone cutter
18. Wm. Martin, labourer
16. Robert Robson, butler
14. Alex. Stevenson, machine master
12. James Batty, helper in foundry
10. Hugh Armstrong, weaver
8. Peter Magill, labourer
6. Margaret Davidson
4. James McCollough, porter
2. John Taggart, spirit dealer Vere
Street
North Queen Street to York Street
1. John Stewart, pensioner
3. William John Bailey, clerk
5. William Montgomery, jun., shoe maker
7. William Montgomery, sen., shoe maker
9. Samuel Thompson, butler
11. Francis McComb, reeling master
13. Thomas Willis, ship joiner
15. John McNatt,, labourer
17. Robert Ross, porter
19. John Hamill, porter
21. John Hamill, porter
23. William Gillespie. pensioner
25. Laurence Munroe, labourer
27. David Walker, stone cutter
29. Rodger Osborne, ship carpenter
31. Laurence Angell, engineer
33. John Roseman, clerk
35. Alexander Kirkwood, labourer
37. William Jones, labourer
39. Henry McDonald, car driver
41. William Spear, weaver
.....[ Grove Street intersects ].....
43. Mary Bell, grocer
45. Henry Walker, labourer
47. John Hanna, labourer
49. Edward Quinn, carter
51. Agnes Herdman
53. Edward Dougherty, weaver
55. Ann Donnelly, clerk
57. John Haddock, labourer
59. Margt. McQuillan, washer woman
61. Sarah Bingham, spinner
63. James Walker, labourer
65. James Norris, pork cutter
67. James Finlay, labourer
69. Robert Carruthers, shoe maker
71. John Bell, carpenter
73. James Allen, labourer
75. John McClune, tailor
77. John Burns, carpenter
79. David McNeight, labourer
81. George Robinson, foundry man
76. Ann Hunter, grocer and publican
74. Nathaniel Lewis, carpenter
72. John Dickson, carpenter
70. James Ferguson, joiner
68. William Sanderson, mechanic
66. Thomas McConnell, painter
64. Jane Lawson, upholsterer
62. James Corrigan, sawyer
60. William Irvine, seaman
58. John Walker, labourer
56. John McLean, mariner
54. James McComb, ship carpenter
52. Archibald Gibbon, weaver
50. Robert Dale, ship carpenter
48. Ellen Service, cloth cap maker
46. Mary McCurdy
44. John Bell, stone mason
42. Thomas Wiley, sawyer
40. William Graham, carpenter
38. Isaac Whiteside, labourer
36. Mary Symington, dealer
34. Robert Spear, spinning master
32. Jane McIlherron, dress maker
30. Charles Keenan, labourer
28. James McCann, weaver
26. Henry Cochrane, pensioner
24. James Kennedy, bleacher
22. James Greenlees, mariner
20. John Smyth, stone mason
18. Thomas Watterson, boiler maker
16. Wm. J. Torbitt, carpenter
14. Joshua Smith, tide waiter
12. George Inch, boiler maker
10. Samuel Nixon, flax dresser
8. Alex. Bowden, carpenter
6. Alex. Wilson, watchman
4. Richard White, mechanic
2. Wm. White, mechanic
Robert Hoy, painter
Margaret Hamilton
Wm. Strip, custom house officer Verner's
Lane
off Verner Street nine
small houses Verner Street
off Cromac Street
[ Holm's Court
1. Thomas Murdoch, dealer
3. Edward Daly, dealer
5. Isabella Wallace, dealer
[ Balmer's Court
7. Wm. Benson, carpenter
9. Patrick McConnell, labourer
11. John Hamill, labourer
13. Charles Young, shoe maker
15. Wm. Leslie, dealer
17. Ellen Murphy, dealer
19. Arthur McCann, saddler
21. Margaret Balmer, dealer
23. John McAree, dealer
[ Verner's Lane
25. Dougherty Thompson, grocer
27. James Finlay, warehouseman
29. Francis Webb, shoe maker
31. James Duff, cheese monger
[ Quigley's Court
33. Alexander Harrison, tailor
35. Thomas Magee, cabinet maker
37. Jas. Campbell, boot and shoe maker
[ Lagan Street
39. Nathaniel Duncan's store
41. Hugh Watt, labourer
43. Thomas Graham, brick layer
45. Edward McBride, porter
" Bernard Murphy, clerk
47. John McAteer, blacksmith
" John Miskelly, shoemaker
49. Wm. Clements, grocer
51. Matthew Quinn, tailor
53. James Waterson, spirit dealer
55. Edward Carlin, grocer
57. Margaret McKeown
59. Hugh McMullan, clerk
61. John Mateer
63. Samuel Thompson, paper dealer
65. James Ward, grocer
72. Vacant
70. Henry Hull, porter
68. James Savage, labourer
66. Jane McGrillan, mangler
64. James Lynass, stone cutter
60. James Davis, labourer
58. David Lennon, labourer
56. John Carroll, butcher
54. Samuel Hall, shoe maker
52. Felix Hamill, labourer
Colin Court ]
50. John Lunn, baker
48. James Donaghy, porter
46. James McAfee, labourer
44. Patrick Riley, sawyer
42. Joseph Warnock, grocer
Lagan Street ]
40. Robert Marlin, spirit dealer
38. Patrick Hollin, porter
36. M. McCarty, coach smith and grocer
34. Terence McKenna, sawyer
32. Robert Munce, butcher
30. Thomas Drummond, spirit dealer
East Street ]
28, 26. J. Connor, grocer and publican
24. Richard Evans, blacksmith
22. Mary Wilson
20. Mary Carlin, dealer
18. Owen Gillan, labourer
Annette Street ]
16. John Crosgrove, grocer & publican (Cosgrove)
14. Archibald Scott, rent agent
12. James White, car driver
10. John Finlay, plasterer
8. Wm. Murray, grocer and publican
6. Thomas Riley, pensioner
4. Eliza Berwick
2. John Meharrey, labourer Victoria
Court
off Durham Street eight
small houses Victoria Place
Great Victoria Street
1. John Carter, of Carter & Martin, Rosemary Street
2. Samuel Lyle, wine and spirit merchant, Fountain Street
3. Vacant
4. Mrs. McCammon
5. Jas. Strachan, in Provincial Bank
6. John Gaussen, grain merchant, 11 Albert Square
" Chas. Gaussen, in Messrs, Richardson
Brothers & Co.'s office
7. Mrs. Dickson
8. Richard Lewis, gentleman
9. Rev. Thomas Drew, D.D.
10. Smith Bryan
11. A. Wallace, brewer, Hercules Street
12. Peter Keegan, wine and spirit merchant, Calendar Street
13. John Maclurcan, haberdasher, Donegall Place
14. Mrs. Collins
15. John Cameron, linen merchant, Calendar Street
16. Frederick Ogle, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Waring Street Victoria
Street
Corporation Street to Great Edward Street
Regent Buildings
Caretakers' house, and side of first
shop in Gordon Street
Four shops
Corn Exchange - Entrance
One Shop
McKenzie Brothers, gas fitters and
brass founders; residence, May Street
Wm. O'Neill, draper and clothier;
residence, 20 Robert Street
.....[ Waring Street intersects ].....
James Reed, printer, book seller and
stationer; residence, 43 Academy Street
One shop vacant
Wm. McCaw, wholesale grocer;
residence, 1 Franklin Place
Henry Dickson & Co., wholesale
wine and spirit merchants; H. Dickson's residence, 6 Albert Place
Andw. Kernohan, wholesale grocer
John Wallace, solicitor, and 22
North Earl Street, Dublin; residence, Bunker's Hill
John Hoy & Co., wholesale wine
and spirit merchants; residence, 4 Botanic Road
W. Emerson Prenter, agent for
Messrs. Absolom, Crocker, and Townsend, wholesale tea and coffee
merchants, London; residence, Botanic Road
Alexander Dickey and Co., wholesale
grocers and oil merchants; A. Dickey's residence, University Square; J.
Wiley's, ditto
James Glenn, wholesale grocer
John McDowall, wholesale grocer;
residence, 16 Hamilton Street
George Sibbin, wholesale grocer;
residence, 28 York Street
Wm. Spackman, tailor, draper, and
hatter, and High Street
[ High Street
Four new houses building
Three shops vacant
James McCormack & Co., linen
drapers and haberdashers; residence, 11 Johnston's buildings, Shankhill
Road (Shankill)
S. W. Bullick & Co., drapers and
hatters; residence, Holywood
Robert Lindsay & Co., sewed
muslin manufacturers, Victoria Buildings; Robert Lindsay's residence,
Cliftonville
Six shops vacant
James Wilson, wholesale wine and
spirit merchant, Victoria Buildings; residence, 31 Hamilton Street
Joseph Waugh, wholesale grocer
William Mullan, wholesale grocer;
residence, Brookvale
Shop vacant
.....[ Ann Street intersects ].....
Five shops not finished
1. Joseph Bell, spirit dealer
Edward Dailey, fruiterer; residence,
3 Verner Street
3. Nicholas Virgin, Wine and spirit dealer
5. James McMeckan, marble and stone yard
7, 9. Bernard McCann, brass founder and gas fitter
11. Michael Woods, wine and spirit dealer; residence, 13 Galway
Street
13. Thomas C. S. Corry, surgeon, Victoria Street Medical Hall and
aerated water manufacturer
__________
St. George's Market
Enclosed ground
.....[ Ann Street intersects ].....
enclosed ground
Marlborough Street ]
Andw. Harbison, wholesale grocer
Shop vacant
Benjamin Pratt & Co., Wellington
boot and shoe warehouse; residence, 62 Great George's Street
Miss Ann Hargrave's commercial
boarding house and hotel
enclosed ground
Queen's Square ]
New Northern Bank (building)
.....[ Waring Street intersects ].....
Victoria Chambers
Wm. Larmour, commission merchant and
broker; residence, 6 Apsley Place Victoria
Street Great
James Keyland, spirit dealer
Dublin and Armagh Hotel and livery
stables - James Keyland, proprietor
Ulster Railway Hotel and Tavern - T.
O'Hanlon, proprietor
[ Hope Street
[ Breadalbane Place
[ Belvidere Place
Botanic Road ]
Mrs. Smith, Wellwood House
Wellwood Place ]
Victoria Place ]
Windsor Place ]
Ulster Railway Co.'s Station-House, Office
and Stores; John Godwin, engineer; J. G. Smith, manager and secretary
2. Vacant Victoria
Street Little
off Great Victoria Street
1. Joseph Orr, seedsman, 5 Castle Place
2. John Kelly, brush and comb warehouse, Bridge Street
3. John Carruthers, gentleman Victoria
Terrace
Old Malone Road 1.
William Morgan, gentleman
2. James Wallace, in Ulster Bank
3. William Killen, woollen draper
4. James B. Andrews, bookkeeper
5. Rev. Thomas Ballard
6. James Rea, bookkeeper
7. Anthony Farrell, bookkeeper
William Montgomery, gentleman
Wm. Anderson, in Murray, Greene,
and Lloyd's
Mr. Dennison, of Brown, Reid &
Co.
John Gertshaw, sewed muslin
manufacturer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ W Walker's
Lane
Frederick Street thirty-eight
small houses Wall Street
Carrickhill to Stanhope Street 1,
3. Vacant
5. Henry Simms, starch maker
7. Nicholas Pray, ginger ale maker
9. Nancy Carlisle
11. Denis Mullan, labourer
13. Patrick Burns, labourer
15. Patrick Henry, labourer
17. Felix O'Neill, labourer
" David Grant, shoe maker
19. Catherine McCart, veiner
21. Henry McLaverty, night constable
18. John Daley, upholsterer
16. Patrick Sloan, saddler
14. Robert Mawhinney, clerk
12. John Templeton, master mariner
10. John McKeown, clerk
8. John Jenkins, cabinet maker
6. Thomas Robinson, clerk
4. Henry McLaughlin, builder
2. Mary Cairns, boarding house
1. James Maguire, carpenter
3. Patrick Brown, plasterer
5. Arthur Clarke, carpenter
7. Holms Scott, plumber
9. John Fimister, cooper (Firnister)
11. James Reid, linen lapper
13. Henry McIlroy, labourer
15. Mrs. Gillespie, white worker
17. Susan Morgan
19. John Hull, moulder
California Street ]
21. Wm. McCormack, brass founder
23. Alex. Wisdom, boot and shoe maker
" John Hayney, moulder
25. Michael Owens, carpenter
27. John McDowell, carding master
29. Wm. Connor, carpenter
Upton Street ]
31. Samuel Boyd, book binder
31. Arthur Edmonson, cabinet maker
35. Eliza Gardner, bonnet maker
37. Wm. Roney, carpenter
39. Alex. Dillon, moulder
" Wm. Ferris, moulder
20. Robert Hagan, weaver
18. Thomas Peak, sawyer
16. John McCready, chandler
14. Margaret Mullan
12. Robert Armstrong, labourer
10. Ann Kane
" Thomas West, bellows maker
8. Edward Robinson, labourer
6. Thomas Duff, pilot
4. Henry McQuade, labourer
2. Francis Boyle, weaver Waring
Street
Commercial Buildings to Albert Square
3. Browne, Reid & Co., woollen and Manchester warehousemen;
residences: Wm. Browne, Crescent; Joseph Reid, Antrim Road
3½. McConnell and Kennedy, flax and tow spinners; residences:
James Kennedy, Millvale; Jas. McConnell, Liverpool
5. Charles & William Finlay, wholesale tea merchants;
Chas. Finlay's residence, Albert Place; W. Finlay's, Fountainville
Terrace
7. Ulster Banking Co.'s Offices
Ulster Bank Buildings
Thos. C. McIndoe,
sewed muslin manufacturer; residence, 8 Albion Place
Hugh Halliday's
flour stores
11. John Douglass, wholesale and retail grocer, biscuit and
lozenge manufacturer
13. Thomas Henry Reilly, stationer, book binder and printer
15, 17. Henry Black, wholesale grocer & tobacco manufacturer;
residence, University Square
19, 21, 23. Philip Johnston, wholesale grocer and tea merchant;
residence, Turf Lodge
[ Skipper Street
25. Wm. Johnston, lithographic printer, stationer and book binder
27. Belfast Starch and Glue Works - Edward Tucker, proprietor;
residence, Donegall Square
29. Hugh McNeill, commission and general merchant, and sugar
broker; residence, 14 Great George's Street
" Patrick Kinnear, linen and linen yarn
merchant; residence, Harp Hall, Antrim Road
31. Wm. Carson, solicitor; residence, 1 Howard Street
33. Langtrys and Herdman, steam packet and ship owners, and
general merchants; Mr. Langtry's residence, Fortwilliam; Mr. Herdman's
residence, Cliftonville
35. John Hunter, jun., and Co., general merchants; J. Hunter's
residence, Tyne Cottage, Whiteabbey
37. Samuel McCrea, general emigration agent; residence, 57 James
Street
39. Albion Hotel and Tavern - James Rickards, proprietor
41. Josias Cunningham & Co., foreign agents, general brokers
and commission merchants; stock and share brokers; J. Cunningham's
residence, 37 King Street
43. Wm. Gamble & Co., general commission merchants; W.
Gamble's residence, 131 York Street
J. & W. Wallace, sewed muslin
manufacturers; residence, Glasgow; Wm. Jamieson, agent, Riley's Place
.....[ Victoria Street intersects ].....
57. Thomas Quinn, general emigration agent; residence, 80 North
Street
59. Wm. Garrett, butcher
59. John Hughes, green grocer; residence, Gamble Street
59. Patrick Smyth, spirit dealer
59. Frazer and Finch, provision, butter, fish and salt merchants,
and ship stores
59. James Macdonald, ship broker, and general emigration office
and Prince's Dock; residence, 20 Dock Street
61. Robt. M. Carson, sail maker, patent canvas and cord warehouse,
and ship chandler; residence, 137 York Street
63. Thomas Parker, jun., butcher; residence, Hercules Street
[ Albert Square ]
78. George Ingram, spirit dealer
76. John Thompson, spirit dealer
74. John C. Cramsie, wine merchant & notary public; residence,
May Street
" Robert Scott, general commission
merchant; residence, Holywood
" Colvil, Auld & Co., ship brokers and
general merchants; residences - Arch. Colvil's, Glenfield Place; John
Auld's, Glasgow
Gateway
74. Ferrie & Campbell, bonded store keepers and general
merchants; residence, Holywood
John Montgomery & Sons, flax
spinners, Grove Mill and Wolff Hill, and entrance by Corporation Street
72. Edward Shaw and Co., commission merchants; James Shaw's
residence, Glenbank, Crumlin Road
Victoria Chambers
24. William and Thomas Hunter,
cotton yarn agents, and general commission merchants; residence, 1
Murray's Terrace
26. William Rodgers and Co.,
general commission merchants, William Rodger's residence, 7 Apsley Place
19. Andrew Mercer
17. Hull, Hart and Co., flax
spinners, Falls Road; Richard Hull's residence, Howard Street; Jas.
Hart's residence, Queen Street
20, 22. Vacant
.....[ Victoria Street intersects ].....
48. John Hoy, house painter and publican
46. Dennis Kane, spirit & provision store
44. Ballymena Railway parcel office
Waring Street Place ]
42. William D. Henderson, broker and commission agent; residence,
2 Howard Street
" Scottish Amicable Life Insurance Company's
office - William D. Henderson, secretary
Cotton Court ]
40. George Ash, wholesale grocer, general merchant, and commission
agent; residence, Cliftonville
" George Ash, jun., merchant; residence,
Cliftonville
38. Isaac Arrott's salt stores
36. Chamber of Commerce - Samuel Vance, secretary; residence, 37
Chichester Street
" Samuel Vance, public accountant
" Commercial Club - John Giles, caretaker
34. Isaac Arrott, provision and general merchant; residence, 2
Wellington Place
32. John Smyth, boot and shoe maker
30. Robert Jardine & Co., wholesale and retail grocers
28. Charles Duffin & Co., flax spinners and general merchants;
C. Duffin's residence, 3 Donegall Square North
" James Grimshaw & Son, flax spinners;
residence, Whitehouse
" Edmund Grimshaw, flax spinner;
residence, Mossley
" Monkstown Flax Spinning Co.
26. John Matthews, hat and cap manufacturer
24. Jane and Eliza Finlay, bonnet makers and haberdashers
Hill Street ]
22. Universal Parcel Office - J. E. Richards, manager
" J. E. Richards, snuff & tobacco shop
20. John Pim, commission agent; residence, Crumlin Terrace
" Wm. Douglass, Ardrossan and Troon coal
office; residence, Glenfield Place
18. Arthur Crawford & Co., drapers; residence, Lodge Road
18. James McCaldin, hat and cap manufacturer, and warehouseman;
residence, 4 Frederick Street
" Wm. Bryson, muslin and gingham
manufacturer; residence, The Crescent
18. Wm. Adamson, agent for J. & W. Broadley, muslin
manufacturers, Glasgow
16. Jas. Boomer & Co., flax spinners; residences; J. Boomer,
Seaview; Jas. Campbell, 5 College Square North
14. Robert Calwell & Co., hardware merchants; residence, 10
Donegall Square North
12. Shop vacant
12. Royal Temperance Hotel, Thomas Farrell, proprietor
Warehouse Lane ]
10. Frederick Ogle, tea, wine, spirit and general merchant;
residence, 16 Victoria Place
" John Ferguson & Co., linen merchants
8. Joseph Young, woollen draper and hatter
6. Hugh McKendry & Co., glass, oil, and colour
warehouse
Ulster Advertiser Office, John
Wallace, proprietor
4. Ralph Green, grocer and cheese merchant; residence, 12
Henry Street
2. Hill Smyth, wholesale station, account book
manufacturer, and lithographer Waring Street Place
42½ Waring Street 4. John Murphy and
Co., flax spinners; Wm. Murphy's residence, Howard Street
3. Robert Stewart, linen yarn merchant
2. W. S. Shaw, tea and general commission agent Warehouse
Lane
12 Waring Street
Richard Creeth & Co., commission agents; residence, 30 Hamilton
Street Washington Street
Frederick Street to York Lane 1. Andrew
Cochrane, carpenter
2. Saml. McMillan, dealer in tow, etc.
3. James Coey, mechanic
4. James Armstrong, carpenter
5. William Crozier, overseer
6. Matthew Purkis, hackle maker
7. Henry McClelland, lapper
8. Isaac Mawhinney, porter
9. John Craig, clerk
10. Bernard Ranagan, hair dresser
11. Patrick Hughes, dealer
12. John McCully, cooper
13. Robert Adrain, salesman
14. Hugh Quinn, cabinet maker and spirit dealer Waugh's
Court
(Formerly Hughes Row)
132 North Street
Patrick Divine, nailer
Samuel Smith, blacksmith
Six small
houses Wellington Court
Wellington Street 1. James McClean,
letter carrier
3. William Adams, carpenter
6. David Taylor, carpenter
4. Constantine McAuley, carpenter
2. William Johnston, upholsterer Wellington
Place
Donegall Square to College Square 1.
Richard Barnett, dentist
W Dr. Richard Barnett, dentist
3. Dr. Andrew Marshall
5. Dr. Thos. Henry Purdon, surgeon
7. Thomas Kennedy, muslin manufacturer, Commercial Court
9. John Herdman, flax spinner, of J. and J. Herdman &
Co., Winetavern Street
11. Dr. Robert Stephenson
enclosed ground
[ Queen Street
enclosed ground
13. Wm. Forsyth, gentleman
15. Wm. Gillilan, linen merchant, Linen Hall
17. Mrs. Arthur Millar
20. Dr. Wm. Moffat, surgeon
18. Wm. Young, woollen merchant, 19 Donegall Street
" Robert Young, civil engineer
16. Dr. John Blizard, surgeon
14. Wm. Grogan, linen merchant, Linen Hall
12. Mrs. Hancock
Circus Royal - vacant
Queen Street Upper ]
10. Charles Lanyon, county surveyor and civil engineer, and
architect
8. W. J. C. Allen, J.P., Registrar Queen's College
6. Geo. T. Mitchell, Belfast Bank
4. Dr. Henry McCormac
2. Isaac Arrott, merchant, Waring Street Wellington
Square
Falls Road 1. Esther McDornan
2. Vacant
3. Sarah Kane
4. Isabella McAlister
5. Peter Cassidy, weaver
6. John Sullivan, flax rougher
7. Bernard Riley, labourer
8. Samuel Watson, brick layer
9. Mary Best
10. Geo. Crawford, coachman
11. Eliza Thompson
James Kennedy, of Jas. Kennedy
& Son, flax spinners, Falls Road
James Agnew
Charles Henderson, flax bundler
Wm. Little, reeling master
Stephenson McCollough, bookkeeper
and cashier, Belfast Flour Mills
Side of Geo. Parker's spirit store Wellington
Street
Fisherwick Place to Donegall Square West
side of Fisherwick Place Presbyterian Church school-rooms
.....[ Upper Queen Street intersects ].....
1. Mrs. Montgomery, boarding house
3. George Robinson, letter carrier
5. Patrick Connor, lapper
7. William Wilson, lapper
9. Thomas Johnston, car driver
11. Joseph Ferris, cabinet maker
13. John McClelland, carpenter
15. Sayers Bamford, coach maker
14. Michael McMullan's posting establishment
12. Joseph Sproal, labourer
10. Michael McMullan
Wellington Court ]
8. John Fulton, painter
6. Samuel Clegg, pensioner
4. Stables
2. Margaret Kimmit Wellwood Place
off Great Victoria Street 1. Vacant
2. Daniel John Allen, hatter, Castle Buildings, Castle
Place
3. Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Welsh Street
Lagan Street to Eliza Street
Vacant house [ Friendly Street
1. Sam. Mathers, brick layer & grocer
[ Stanfield Street Lower
John McDowell, cow keeper
Wm. Patterson, dealer
7. John Blair, car driver
9. Henry Fee, carpenter
11. James Black, carpenter
13. Philip Pharland, labourer
15. John Winnington, brass founder and gas fitter
17. Wm. Tully, tailor
19. William Kelso, brick layer
21. Mrs. Ann Jane White
[ Eliza Street ]
20. Stewart Oliver, porter
18. James McCormick, cooper
16. James Kernaghan, carpenter
14. Henry Boyd, painter
12. Mrs. Mary McDade
10. Hugh Dugan, carpenter
Francis Smith, grocer and publican,
34 Stanfield street
Stanfield Street ]
John Dobbs, grocer; shop, Stanfield
Street
Moses Staunton's room paper
manufactory; shop, Donegall Place; residence, Ballygomartin
8. Arthur McComish, drill weaver
6. John McGrady, car owner
Crawford Street ]
James Savage, captain of schooner
Jewess
Isaac Hanna, paper stainer Wesley
Lane
Wesley Street 1. John Hamilton, stone
cutter
2. Hamlet Woods, brick layer
3. James Stevenson, labourer
4. Robert Brown, gardener
5. Wm. Wallace, house carpenter
6. John Nixon Wesley Place
Botanic Road 1. Cunningham Matier,
grocer
3. Jas. W. Donovan, scripture reader
5. Christopher Stewart, confectioner
7. Jane Thompson
9. Wm. Palmer, baker
[ Stable Lane
11. John McCottery, cabinet maker
13. Thomas Thompson, coach trimmer
15. Hamtn. Wardlow, house carpenter (Hamilton Wardlow)
17. Wm. Gilmore, sawyer
vacant building ground
19. Wm. Ferrit, tailor
21. Jas. Rogers, meal and flour dealer
23, 25. David Brittain, spirit dealer
[ Sandy Row
Renwick Place ]
14. Wm. Leebody, carpenter
12. John Rea, railway constable
10. Robert Knox, shoe maker
Wesley Lane ]
8. James McMoran, linen weaver
6. Wm. McFarland, warper
4. Arthur Coates, brazier
James F. Burns, English, mercantile
and mathematical school
2. Joseph McFarland, grocer
Lane ]
Wesleyan Methodist Meeting House -
ministers; Rev. John Oliver, residence, Joy Street; Rev. Thomas Ballard,
residence, Pakenham Place
Wm. Fawkner, grocer and publican, 1
Bradbury Place - hall door West Street
Smithfield to Millfield 1, 3. Vacant
5. James Brown, manager of Messrs. Herdman's mill
7. Andrew Ferguson, engineer
9. David Beck, spinning master
11. John Montgomery, dealer
[ Gregg's Lane
13. Mary McCullough, dealer
15. Robert Cunningham, mariner
17. John McLaughlin, spirit dealer and undertaker
19. John Burke, shoe maker
21. Mary Robinson, dealer
23. James Donnelly, shoe maker
25. James Farrell, coach maker
27. John McMahon, coach maker
29. Eliza Hanvey, dealer
31. Charles McLaughlin, cart maker
33. George McCourt, labourer
35. Ellen Donnelly, dealer
37. Vacant
39. John Wilson, spirit dealer
[ Millfield ]
30. Robert McQuade, spirit dealer
28. Solomon Willis, straw and hay dealer
26, 24. John Hill, rasp and file cutter
22. Eliza Donohoe
20. James McLaughlin, cart maker and blacksmith
18. Peter Brannan, shoe maker
16. David McClure, butcher
14. Hugh Skelton, shoe maker
John McLaughlin, stabling yard
12. Michael Burke, shoe maker
" Hiram McConaghy, copper and tinsmith
10. Charles McClelland, shoe maker
8, 6, 4. John Gillespie, forage stores
2. Edward Heron, auctioneer and appraiser, and spirit
dealer William's Lane
67 Green Street to Little Edward Street
Mathew Metcalfe, side door; shop, Green Street
1. Mrs. Keating
3. James Devine, labourer
5. George McGaughey, brick layer
7. John Keenan, labourer
9. William John McClurg, labourer
11. William Crossley, cooper
13. Patk. Canavan, tailor and lodgings
15. James Hawthorn, grocer
[ Little Edward Street ]
16. Thomas McCullough, labourer
14. William Gribben, labourer
12. Michael Mullan, porter
10. Robert Purdy, shoe maker
8. William Rankin, blacksmith
6. Hugh Ferguson, carpenter
4. Robert Crawford, cooper
2. Mary Purdy William's Place
off Wellwood Place
Robert Drummond, gentleman
3. Wm. Devlin, clerk in custom house
4. Mrs. Eliza Little
5. Robert McIntosh, bookkeeper
6. Wm. E. Prenter, wholesale tea and coffee agent
7. Sarah Williams William's Row
1 Little George's Street to Henry Street
1. William Quirey, coachman
3. Alex. Stevenson, shipping clerk
5. Samuel Adams, porter
7. Archibald Hook, milliner
9. Robert Hunter, spinner
31. Samuel Humphries, linen weaver
thirty other
small houses William Street
7 Church Street to John Street 1. John
Craig, market constable
3. Isabella McMullan, white worker
5. Margaret Moore, lodgings
7. James Hagan, labourer
9. John Hagan, baker
11. Francis McCulla, grocer and publican
13. Ezekiel Allen, labourer
15. John Fee, carpenter
17. Stewart McAuley, musician
19. Mary Ann George
21. Wm. Arthurs, shoe maker
23. Patrick Liddy, pavier
25. Sarah Mitchell, mangler
27. Daniel Robinson, shoe maker
29. Archibald McGurk, brick layer
31. Francis Pinkerton's soda water manufactory - 27 Edward Street
Henry Loughran, grocery, wine &
spirit store, 20 John Street
24. Henry McConnell, butcher
22. Samuel Blain, labourer
20. Wm. Adams, shoe maker
18. Robert Bloomer, labourer
16. Wm. McCormick, cooper
14. James Sykes, labourer
12. George Strickland, porter in store
10, 8. Thomas Bigger, butter store
6. John Kelly, labourer
Richard Thompson's rectifying
distillery
4. Town Fire Engine House
2. John Reid, carpenter William Street
South
Arthur Square to Police Place 13. Catherine
Curran, provision and fruit dealer
15. James Goudy
17. Henry Smith, glazier
James Gray, carman
John Kane, hostler
19. Robert Morrison, spirit dealer
21. Wm. Bathurst, coach builder
23. Jas. Allen, grocer and publican
Mail coach yard and stables
Daniel Dunlop, painter
16. Edward Mulholland, cooper
14. Wm. Gray, cabinet maker
12. John Hayes, conveyancer Wills' Place
May's Fields 1. Wm. Armstrong, chief
night constable, local police
2. James Coleman, gentleman
3. Captain Leonard Humphreys
4. Thos. Lindsay, chief day constable
Samuel Barry, writing clerk
Jas. Spratt, toll collector in
market
William Thompson, linen lapper
John Galbraith, harbour clerk Wilson
Street
74 Millfield to Sackville Street 1.
James Miller, in Messrs. Herdman's Mill
3. Mrs. Armour
5. Joseph Keenan, cloth lapper
7. Daniel Jackson, mechanic
9. Jas. Harper, proprietor of machine works, No. 10
Alexander Crawford, starch
manufacturer and flour miller, and 26 Mill Street - Mount Charles
11. James Magee, brick layer
13. Jane Martin
15. James McFarland, mechanic
17. Wm. Smyth, carpenter
19. John Imbrie, mechanic
21. James Napier, tailor
23. David Hanna, grocer and publican
10. James Harper's machine works
8. Richard Hyde, manager in Mr. Harper's machine works
6. Jas. Harper's machine works
4. John Chesnut, fireman in steamer
2. Catherine Connor, grocer Windsor
Place
off Great Victoria Street 1. Robert
McAdam, in A. & S. Henry & Co.'s warerooms
3. Wm. Nicholas, excise officer
5. Thomas Clarke, tailor
4. Wm. Crozier, gentleman
2. Hamilton Pink, warehouseman Winetavern
Street
Smithfield to North Street 1, 3. Patrick Griffith,
spirit dealer
5. Wm. Cowan, grocer and publican
Henry Adams, stabling & coal
yard
7. David Kennedy, recruiting sergeant
9. Patrick McCullough, labourer
11. Mary Jane Irvine, lodging house
13. John McAnally, labourer
15. James Stewart
17. John Hanvey, lodgings
19. Robert Jackson, labourer
21. Robert Magee, nailer
23. Jane Nelson, dealer
25. Francis Crawford, whitesmith
27. Wm. Stewart, blacksmith
29. G. Colpoy, saddler & haberdasher
31. Patk. McCluskey, boot and shoe shop
34. Hugh Heanvey, spirit dealer
35. Mary Baxter, spirit dealer
37. Patrick Gilmore, marine store
39. Thos. Hamilton, pipe manufactory
41. Mary Hunter, lodgings
43. James Greenwood, whitesmith
45. Robert Bogan's spirit store
54. David Ferran, marine store
52. Joseph Gordon, labourer
50. McWilliam's stabling yard
48. Andrew Brown, spirit dealer
46. Lucinda Hudson
44, 42. James Gibb, spirit dealer
40. David McLarnon, carpenter
38. James McManus, porter
36. James Nelson, whitesmith
34. Rose Ann McCambly, dealer
32. Hugh Tigh, nail maker
30. Alicia Thompson, grocer and publican Winecellar
Entry
Hugh Street to Rosemary Street 1. James
McCall, Shell Fish Tavern
3, 5. Mary Davey, tavern keeper
7. Neill and White, wholesale wine and spirit merchants
Belfast Mercury Office, James
Simms, proprietor; 16 Howard Street ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Y York
Lane
West side York Street 1. Major Brothers
- side entrance
3. Mary Trainor
5. R. Henderson, boot and shoe maker
7. Hugh Quinn, cabinet maker and spirit dealer
9. John Lytle, starch manufacturer; residence, 1 & 3
North Street
11. Margt. Heslop, straw bonnet maker
13. Wm. Gribben, carpenter
15. George Bradshaw, sawyer
17. John Kennedy, miller
19. Thomas Hill, starch maker
21. Molyneux and Ferguson, starch manufactory
23. Jas. Gardner, starch manufactory
29. James Tague, starch maker
31. James Foster, starch maker
33. John Keenan, starch maker
20. James Taylor, car driver
18. John McCullough, wood turner
16. Mary Roney
14. Joseph Gibson, mechanic
10. James Gardner, starch works
8. Francis McCracken, cotton spinning mills; residence, 91
Donegall Street
4. Molyneux and Ferguson's starch works; residences: W. R.
Molyneux, Carrickfergus; James B. Ferguson, 74 Donegall Street
2. John Bell's yard - Ballyclare York
Road
from end of York Street 1. Thomas
Anderson, clerk
2. John B. Young, umbrella maker
3. Frederick W. McClelland, clerk
4. Samuel Simmington, clerk
5. Mrs. Sarah Wales
6. Bernard McLean, clerk
enclosed ground
Ballymena Railway Terminus - Thomas
H. Higgin, general manager
Thomas Erskine, flax dresser
Mile Water Spinning Company - John
Rowan and Sons, proprietors
Jennymount Mill, James A. McKee,
proprietor
six small
houses for workers
_______ Cave Hill
Lime Co.'s lime depot
St. Paul's Church - Rev. Chas.
Allen, incumbent
Thomas Getgood, gentleman
William B. Pearce, iron founder
D. Anderson, manager in Grueber and
Company's felt works
Belfast and Ballymena Railway Hotel
- Ellen Heslop, proprietor
three houses building York
Street
Donegall Street to York Road 1. John
McKenna, Queen's tea and Italian warehouse
3. Joseph Franklin, butcher and poulterer
5. Jas. Gordon, professor of dancing
" Charles D. Gordon, professor of music
back entrance to J. McKenna's
spirit store, and B. Hughes' bakery
7. Joshua Moffatt, custom house
" Susanna Moffatt, milliner and straw
bonnet maker
Cornelius McQuillan, butcher
Michael Savage, butcher
John Scott, jun., butcher
Shop vacant
7. George Madine, funeral undertaking, livery stables, and
posting establishment
" Thomas Gould, cotton yarn agent;
residence, Whiteabbey
9. Wm. Newett, coal broker, Queen's Square
11. Miss McKedy
13. McReynolds and Knox, gingham & check manufacturers
15. Robert Pelan and John Rankin, basket and toy merchants; shop,
6 Bridge Street
17. Wm. Cowan & Co., flax spinners; Whiteabbey
19. James McCleery, surgeon
21. Mrs. Birnie
23. Hugh McCall, sewed muslin manufacturer; residence, Lisburn
" Hugh McCall, jeweller, etc.
[ Curtis Street
25. John Potts, of J. and R. Potts, merchants, North Street
27. John Coleman, merchant
29. Misses Henderson's boarding and day school
31. Dr. Francis Heeney, surgeon
33. Samuel Mateer, muslin manufacturer
35. James McCourt, horse shoer
35½. Thomas Morrell, butcher
37. John Connor, carpenter & builder
39. Beth Birel Unitarian Chapel - Rev. David Maginnis, minister
41. Henry Loughran, wholesale and retail grocer, tea, wine &
spirit dealer
[ Great Patrick Street
43. Alex. Office, licentiate apothecary and surgeon, York Street
Medical Hall
45. John Boyd, architect and surveyor
" Mrs. Talbot
47. Dr. John E. Kidley
49. Dr. Andrew Malcolm
" Wm. H. Malcolm, of Charley and Malcolm,
Donegall Quay
51. Dr. Horatio Stewart, surgeon
53. Wm. J. Duffield, of W. J. and A. Duffield, provision
merchants, Corporation Street
55. John Bell, jun., and Co., yarn and general merchants;
residence, Whitehouse
55. House vacant
Shop vacant
[ Little Patrick Street
Shop vacant
61. Lewis Park, sewed muslin manufacturer, 65 York Street
63. Mrs. Gamble, boarding and day school
65. Lewis and Charles Park, sewed muslin manufacturers
67. New shop vacant
67. Rainey Brown, York Street machine works
69. Edward Henesey, accountant in Ulster Bank
71. George F. Wales, surgeon
73. John Kirker, spirit dealer
York Street Market
2. George Rodgers, fruiterer and
green grocer
3. James Rafferty, poulterer
5. Daniel Crummey, fruiterer and
green grocer
6. Samuel Kennedy, confectioner
7. Aeneas Clarke, butcher;
residence, 30 Nelson Street
.....[ Great George's Street intersects ].....
Salem Chapel
73. Mrs. Hugh H. Graham
75. Mrs. Shaw
77. George Hannay, broker
79. Hugh Graham, hat warehouse, Bridge Street
81. George Coates, provision merchant, Trafalgar Street
83. John Lowry, linen merchant
83. G. and H. McKibbin, provision merchant; Hugh McKibbin's
residence, Corporation Street
[ Nile Street
85. Richard Waring, provision merchant
85½. John Davis, provision merchant
87. Richard Waring, provision merchant
89. George Hill, clerk in J. Low's
.....[ Henry Street intersects ].....
Ruth McMillan, grocer and
confectioner
91. Mrs. Stephenson
93. James Roney, tracing paper manufacturer
95. James McNea, architect and surveyor
97. Daniel McCann, chandler, North Street and Castle Street
99. Samuel Ewart, cooper
Primitive Secession Meeting House -
The Rev. Dr. Bryce, minister
101. Thomas Fox's butcher's shop
" Thomas Fox's green grocer shop
" Thos. Fox's grocery and spirit store
[ Trafalgar Street
103. John Todd, spirit dealer
105. James Hamilton, solicitor
107. Miss Johnston
109. Mrs. Montgomery
111. Thomas Greenfield, haberdasher
113. James McCullough, woollen draper
115. Patrick McAuley
117. Dennis Haughton, clerk
119. Bryan Joseph Henesey, salesman
121. Mrs. McKeown
123. Miss Tait's day school
125. John Gunning, clerk
[ Earl Street
127. David Rodgers, saddler, 51 North Street
129. John Small, gentleman
[ North Thomas Street
131. Mrs. Gamble
133. John Rowan, of York Street foundry
135. John Rowan, jun., of York Street foundry
enclosed ground
[ Dock Street
137. Robert M. Carson, ship chandler; 61 Waring Street
139. Mrs. Eagleson
141. John Wm. McCracken, notary public, 25 Corporation Street
two new houses building
new shop building
[ Fleet Street
[ Abbotsford Place
[ Ship Street
[ York Road ]
74. Robert Henderson, merchant; and Willow Bank,
Malone
72. Jas. Hamilton, merchant, Queen's Square
70. Richd. Grueber, felt manufacturer; Prince's Dock
Meadow Street ]
68. William Hughes, butter merchant
66. Wm. Telford, custom house officer
64. Mrs. Davis
62. Peter Fife, mechanic
60. York Street foundry - John Rowan & Sons,
proprietor
York Street
Presbyterian Church - Rev. D. Hamilton, minister
Kelly and
McCredie, stone yard
Hugh Craig, coal
factor, Queen's Quay
Sussex Street ]
front of York
Street Mill
Henry Street ]
58. Arthur Purse, carpenter and builder
Thomas McDowell,
carpenter and builder
56. John Cramsey, green grocer
56. William Graham, stone cutter
54½. Vacant yard
Little George's Street ]
54. Thomas Hughes, gentleman
52. Robert Workman, muslin manufacturer
50. James Gardner, starch manufacturer, York Lane
48. Vacant
46½. John Lowry, builder; residence, Great George's Street
Alexander
McDonald, stone cutter, residence, Newtownards
Great George's Street ]
46. Robert Anderson, gentleman
44. James Standfield, gentleman
42. Maxwell Saunders, linen merchant in Henry Bragg
& Son, bleachers
40. Thomas McDowell, carpenter
William Fee,
marble and stone yard; residence, Portland Street
38. John Linas; residence, Michael Street
36. Archibald Kent, carpenter and builder
34. Mrs. Dougherty
32. Mrs. Major
30. Miss Blackham
28. George Sibbin, wholesale grocer, Victoria Street
Lancaster Street ]
26. James O'Donohoe, cement manufacturer, Newport
Molyneaux &
Ferguson, starch yard
24. John Robinson, stone cutter
22. John Hall, photographic studio
John Hall, stone
cutter
Frederick Street ]
20. Giacomo Nannetti, statuary and artificial stone
manufacturer
18. John Murphy, marble and stone yard; residence,
Frederick Street
16. Dr. Joseph Bryson, surgeon
14. Hugh H. Hannay, cloth warehouse, Donegall Street
12. Miss Cullimore's school
10. Major Brothers, sewed muslin manufactory
York Street ]
8. Henry Bragg and Sons, bleachers,
Cottonmount
6½. S. R. Symmonds, broker and commission agent;
residence, 33 Mill Street
6. John Leadbetter and Co., linen
manufacturers; works at Bedford Street
Queen's Arms
Hotel coach yard
4. Thomas Jackson's flax store; office,
29 Donegall Street
4. Wm. Crozier Cunningham, solicitor
& deputy clerk of the peace
2½. D. and J. Macdonald & Co., sewed muslin
manufacturers; residence, Glasgow; manager, Wm. Leck; residence,
Cranstone Place, Antrim Road
2. Queen's Arms Hotel - Thomas
Cunningham, proprietor York Street Little
6 Great Patrick Street to Earl Street 1.
John Wilson, captain of the schooner Sophia
" Andrew Shaw, butter buyer
3. Wm. Stevenson, book binder
5. Malcolm Robinson, captain schooner Temperance
7. John Purse, house carpenter
9. Samuel McKinty, coal carrier
11. Daniel Gailey, sail maker
13. Samuel Robinson, labourer
15. George Hall, jobbing smith
.....[ Little Patrick Street intersects ].....
Robert Moreland, grocer, 8 Little
Patrick Street, side entrance
17. Henry Johnston, ginger ale manufacturer
19. Patrick Cody, labourer
21. Anne English, sewer
23. John Conway, pavier
25. James Evans, seaman
27. George Whitten, labourer
29. Thomas Robinson, linen weaver
31. Thomas Campbell, labourer
33. Fanny Clokey, dealer
35. Robert Murphy, seaman
37. James Kennedy, porter
39. Arthur Boyd, labourer
41. Isabella McBride
43. Sarah Dick
45. Sarah Jane Burns, sewer
47. James Gordon, fireman
49. James Riley, slater
51. Thomas Gamble, cooper
53. John Carlisle, pilot
55. Stable
57. William McClintock, side door - grocer, 36 Great George's
Street
.....[ Great George's Street intersects ].....
59. James Wilson, clerk
61. James Close, grocer and publican
William Clarke, jobbing smith
Patrick Manning, moulder
[ Shipboy Street
three yards
.....[ Nile Street intersects ].....
Arthur Walker, grocer and publican,
19 Nile Street, hall door
67. Thomas Reynolds, labourer
69. Wm. J. McCaghan, in pork store
71. Samuel Thompson, sawyer
[ Henry Lane
73. Campbell Adair, cooper
75. Alexander McCrea, stone cutter
77. John Spence, labourer
79. Joseph Peden, blacksmith
81. Livingston Greer, ship smith
83. David Simpson, porter
85. David Patterson, smith helper's
87. John Feris, ship carpenter
.....[ Henry Street intersects ].....
James Surplus, grocer and publican,
18 Henry Street, hall door
Jane Murphy, lodgings
89. Eleanor Mackin
91. Margaret Colvin
93, 95. Eliza Purvis, provision dealer
[ Culbert's Court
97. Charles Lilley, copper and tinsmith
Samuel Ewart, seaman
101. William Keddow, labourer
103. Mrs. Ewart
James Ferguson, grocer and
spirit dealer, 38 Trafalgar Street, hall door
.....[ Trafalgar Street intersects ].....
yard and vacant ground
[ Earl Street ]
50. Hugh White, carpenter
48. Thomas Darragh, labourer
46. William Petticrew, labourer
44. James Williamson, house carpenter
42. Hugh Kelly, ship carpenter
Coronation Place ]
rere of Mr. R. Henderson's stores
.....[ Trafalgar Street intersects ].....
40. Robert Neill
38. Thomas McAlister, day constable
36. Oliver Purvis, gardener
34. Henry Doherty, car owner
32. James Kinkaid, cooper
30. William J. Holywood, plumber
28. Vacant
26. John McNabb, carpenter
24. Anne Maguire, washer woman
22. Mary Colvin, lodgings
Henry Brown, pawn broker, 17 Henry
Street, hall door
rere of Richard Waring's provision
stores, York Street
.....[ Nile Street intersects ].....
rere of Mr. McKibbin's provision
stores, York Street
Stanley Lane ]
Stanley Place ]
.....[ Great George Street intersects ].....
Michael Smith's spirit store, 34
Great George's Street
rere of Rainey Brown's machine
works
16. Henry McLaughlin, labourer
14. James Morrison, tailor
12. John Doyle, baker
10. Mary Scott
Mathew McGirvan, publican, 6 Little
Patrick Street - side door
.....[ Little Patrick Street intersects ].....
rere of John Bell, jun.'s, stores,
York Street
Bell and Kirker's meal and flour
stores, 9 Great Patrick Street
Messrs. Bell and Kirker's hall door
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