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1877 Belfast / Ulster Street Directory

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LARNE   LAURENCETOWN AND NEIGHBOURHOOD   LIMAVADY   LISBURN   LONDONDERRY   LOUGHBRICKLAND   LURGAN

LARNE

A market town and seaport in the County Antrim, about seventeen miles from Belfast, by the coach road, and twenty four and a half miles by railway, nine miles North from Carrickfergus, lying on the road from Glenarm to Belfast at the head of Lough Larne, on the coast of the North Channel, in the Irish Sea. The town was originally called Inver. On a peninsula called the Curran, stand the ruins of Oldfleet Castle, where Edward Bruce landed in 1315, with the design of making himself King of Ireland, causing much bloodshed, and producing many dreadful calamities to the English settlers in this part of the kingdom. The trade of the port of Larne is gradually improving. The exports are lime, limestone, whiting, beans, flour, oats, barley, pork and butter. The shipping belonging to the port number upwards of 100 vessels. Two steamers, the Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice, cross daily in about two hours and forty minutes, conveying passengers and cattle, between Larne and Stranraer. One of the steamers belonging to the State Line calls at Larne fortnightly, and embarks passengers for America. There are good quays on both sides of the Lough, about a mile from the town. There is a railway terminating here, in connection with the Northern Counties line, and a large quantity of the iron ore lately discovered in the neighbourhood is shipped from the port. Other Railways are completed to Ballyclare and Ballymena. The linen and bleaching business is carried on. There is a large and commodious market place, occupying an acre of ground, and a magnificent Town Hall, recently erected, the munificent gift of the late Charles McGarel, Esq., to the people of Larne. The butter, pork, grain, and potato weekly market is held on Wednesday. Iron mines are extensively worked, several of which have been recently opened in the neighbourhood. In the Summer season many visitors are attracted to Larne as a salubrious retreat and well adapted bathing place. Petty Sessions are held fortnightly. There is one newspaper (the "Larne Reporter", established 1865), published here. The church was repaired and much altered in 1819, previous to which it had some specimens of ancient architecture. There are also three Presbyterian churches, one neat Wesleyan Methodist chapel, and a Roman Catholic Chapel, rebuilt in 1858. Two very handsome mission houses have been built and endowed by the late Mr. John Getty of Belfast. The monthly market is held for the sale of black cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, etc., on the second Thursday of each month. Fairs, July 31st and December 1st. Population in 1871, 3,288.

Post Office - Mrs. Read, post mistress

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland - Rev. T. P. Morgan, rector
Presbyterian Church - Rev. James B. Meek
Presbyterian (Unitarian) Church - Rev. William McCullough
Presbyterian (Seceding) Church - Rev. John McMurray
Methodist Church - Rev. Edward De Courcy
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. F. McKenna, P.P.
Reformed Presbyterian Church - Ministers, various

Public Institutions

Belfast Banking Co. (branch) - Alex. Williams, manager ; John Birch Gillmer, cashier ; Robt. John Long, accountant ; James McMechan, assistant
Larne Model Agricultural and National School - William J. Crooks, master
Female National School - Miss Whiteford, teacher
Infant National School - Miss McManus, teacher
Congregational School - J. G. Davidson, teacher
Parochial School - Miss Cunningham, teacher
North End National School, in connection with the Roman Catholic Chapel - John Develin, male teacher ; and Miss Rogan, female teacher
Union Workhouse - Thirteen electoral divisions - Board meets on Wednesdays. Chairman, Geo. B. Johnston, Esq., J.P., Glynn ; vice chairman, Colonel Darcus, J.P., Gardenmore, Larne ; deputy vice chairman, S. D. S. Cunningham, Carrickfergus; clerk and returning officer, W. Hoy, Larne ; John Davey, master ; Mrs. Suffern, matron ; Wm. Austin, school master ; Miss Patman, mistress ; Samuel Martin, relieving officer
Dispensary - Dr. Kane, attending surgeon
Fever Hospital - John M. Killen, M.D., Larne, attending surgeon
Custom House, Newton - Charles Davis, Main Street, sub collector

Nobility, Gentry, etc.

Agnew, Chas., Esq., Seaview
Agnew, the Misses
Agnew, William, J.P., Kilwaughter Castle
Alexander, R., Esq., J.P., Magheramorne House
Arnold, John, Browndodd
Atkinson, William, solicitor
Barklie, Thomas, Inver
Beattie, Daniel McN., Hillmount
Casement, The Misses, Invermore House
Chaine, J., Cairncastle
Darcus, S., J.P., Gardenmore
Eccles, William, Larne
Johnston, George B., J.P., Glynn
Macaulay, John, Red Hall
McGarell, Mrs.
McNeill, Malcolm, The Curran
Smyth, John, Duneira, Larne
Williams, Alexander

Clergy and Professional

Bennett, Rev. J. Hamilton, Kilroot
Hunter, Robert, M.D., Main Street
Killen, John M., M.D., Main Street
Kane, John, L.R.C.P.I., Cross Street
McKenna, Rev. Francis, P.P.
McMurray, Rev. John
McNeill, William, attorney
Porter, Rev. Classon
Shaw, Rev. R. H., Islandmagee
Ward, Rev. C., Cairncastle and Kilwaughter
Whiteford, Rev. James, Raloo
Waterson, Rev. F. W., Glynn

Traders, etc.

Abernethy, James, lodging house and haberdasher
Adams, Robert, boot and shoe maker
Adair, James, grocer
Agnew, W., grocer, delf, and china merchant
Agnew, R., smith, grocer, hardware merchant
Baine, George, baker
Barklie, J. & A., linen merchants
Barklie, William, boot and shoe maker
Barry, William, grocer and provision merchant, Mill Street
Beggs, Hugh, painter and glazier
Beggs, William, grocer and inn keeper
Bells, Mrs., painter and glazier
Berry, Albert, family grocer, druggist and patent medicine vendor, Dunluce Street
Brannigan, B., dealer
Bruce, John, roper
Buchanan, William, grain merchant, Main Street
Campbell, Daniel, woollen draper, Dunluce Street
Carson, William, assistant manager, Inver Mills
Cornhill Cloth Company, Dunluce Street
Craig, James, grocer and leather cutter, Pound Street
Crawford & Nelson, woollen drapers and stamp distributors
Crawford, John, saddler, Main Street
Crawford, John, wine and spirit merchant
Crozier, William E., & Co., coal merchants, Cross Street
Cunningham, Isabella, grocer
Danskin, James, sewed muslin agent
Davis, Charles, Custom House, Main Street
Davison, S., pawn broker
Dermitt & Co., Larne Flour Mills
Dixon, Thomas, & Co., timber merchants and ironmongers
Drummond, John, grocer and spirit dealer
Duff, Bernard, tailor and clothier
Eccles, William, linen merchant, agent for Court House
English, David, inn keeper
English, Robert, tailor
Ferguson, Agnew, baker
Ferguson, Miss, family grocer, Mill Street
Ferris, Mrs., grocer, china, delf, and glass shop
Ferris, Charles, plasterer
Fleming, Alexander, grocer, china, glass, delf and earthenware merchant
Foster, Edward, grocer and hardware merchant
Foster, Rachel, draper and milliner, Mill Street
Fullerton, John, grocer, watch maker and jeweller
Gawn, John, Town clerk
Gilmore, Robert, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Main Street
Gingles, Andrew, woollen draper, Dunluce Street
Girvin, John, grocer
Graham, Gawn, saddler and harness maker
Hamilton, Alexander, tanner
Hamilton, Alex., grocer and hardware merchant
Hamilton, James, spirit dealer, grocer and hardware merchant
Hamilton, William, inn keeper, Mill Street
Hutton, Henry & Co., linen and woollen drapers and straw bonnet manufacturers
Ingram, M., linen yarn bleacher, Millbrook
Irvine, Thomas, grocer and provision merchant
Jackson, Mrs., victualler
Jackson, J., victualler
Jowell, David, woollen draper, Mill Street
Kane, Mrs., linen and woollen draper
Kelly, Henry, tailor and clothier
Kennedy, Patrick, mechanic and general smith
Kirkwood, David, grain merchants and steamboat proprietor, and agent for same at Larne and the Curran
Legg, Bernard, baker
Lusk, R. P., baker
Macaulay, Robt., & Sons, grain merchants and millers, Inver Mills
Magill, A., grocer
Morrison, John, watch and clock maker, near the Open
Murray, Miss, bonnet maker and haberdasher
McAllister, Patrick, spirit dealer
McAllister, James, dealer
McCalmont, J., printer
McCart, Daniel, State Line Hotel, Cross Street
McDowell, Alex., saddler, grocer and leather merchant
McDowell, John, grocer
McFadden, James, grocer, hardware merchant and ironmonger
McGregor, Peter, manager Gas Works
McKissock, John & James, boat builders
McManus, J., smith
McMaster, James, grocer and hardware merchant
McMeekan, George, nailor
McMullan, George, inn keeper and ship carpenter
McNeill, H., spirit dealer and posting establishment
McNeill, Wm., grocer and carpenter, Mill Street
McNinch, John, grocer
McQuillan, John, woollen draper, Cross Street
McQuillan, Thomas, grocer, meal, and flour merchant
McWilliam, Robert, inn keeper, Cross Street
McWilliam, James, inn keeper, Pound Street
Nairn, John A., woollen draper and silk mercer
Nelson, Thomas, inn keeper
Nichol, Malcolm, boot and shoe maker and leather dealer
Orr, John, boot and shoe maker
Owens, Alexander, plasterer
Petrie, W., butcher
Read, Mrs., printer, book seller, etc., proprietor of the Larne Reporter
Ritchey, John, baker
Robinson, John, inn keeper
Rodgers, Arthur, clock and watch maker, Cross Street
Rodgers, George, carpenter, Mission House Lane
Ross, James, clothier, dyer, etc.
Ross, John, high constable, Upper Glenarm
Russell, John, tailor, clothier, and draper
Saunderson, Margaret, grocer
Smiley, Hugh H., Drumaliss House, near Larne
Smyth, G., boot and shoe maker and leather cutter
Stewart, Miss, King's Arms Hotel
Strawhorn, Thos., miller, meal and flour dealer
Streight, James, woollen draper, Cross Street
Teare, James, publican, and rope and sail maker
Thompson, John, sawyer
Thompson, Mrs., private school
Thompson, Mrs., bonnet maker
Thompson, Wm., linen and woollen draper
Turner, Miss, dress maker
Walker, J., saddler
Wiles, Francis, grocer
Wilson, Robert & James, provision merchants and cheese factors, Main Street
Wright, Miss, grocer
Young, Hugh, woollen draper, Cross Street

LAURENCETOWN AND NEIGHBOURHOOD

Laurencetown is a small post town in the parish of Tullylish, Barony of Lower Iveagh, and County of Down, situated on the banks of the River Bann, on the leading road from Gilford to Banbridge, three, miles N.W. of the latter, and two miles E. of the former. It possesses railway communication, and has a station on the line of the Banbridge and Scarva Junction Railway. Tullylish Church, built in 1861, and consecrated in 1862, accommodates 800 people with seats, and is a neat, comfortable building. Tullylish Presbyterian Meeting House, although having sittings for 500 people, preparations are being made to build a much larger and spacious house of worship, which is much required in this locality. Tullylish Roman Catholic Chapel accommodates 500 worshippers.

Post Office - (Sub under Portadown) - Samuel Hamilton Flynn, post master
Samuel H. Flynn, agent for the Crown Life Assurance Company, and the Imperial Fire Insurance Company.
Constabulary - Patrick Higgins, constable in charge ; Samuel Boyce, sub inspector, res. Banbridge

Public Institutions

Bann National Schools - Male, Mr. Jas. Meenagh, teacher ; Miss Mary McAtier, assistant. Female Mrs. McMahon, teacher ; Mrs. McManus, assistant ; Rev. John Byrne, P.P., patron.
Knocknagor National Schools - Charles Quinn and Mrs. Jane Quinn, teachers ; patron, A. J. R. Stewart
Laurencetown Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society - Patron, Alex. J. R. Stewart ; president, Edmund Murphy, J.P.; vice president, Wm. Uprichard, chairman, S. H. Flynn ; vice chairman, Chas. Quinn ; secretary, H. Ferguson ; treasurer, Alfred Hare

Clergy, Gentry, etc.

Bell, James Greer, Tullylish House
Byrne, Rev. John, P.P., Chapel House
Chamberlain, Rev. George, curate
Chambers, William, M.D., Rosehall
Devlin, Rev. Henry, C.C., Chapel House
Frazer, J. W., Banford Cottage
Hare, Alfred, Tullylish
Haughton, Thomas, Banford House
Kane, Rev. R. R., rector
Law, Miss
Tyrrell, George G., Bannville House
Uprichard, Mary M., Springvale Cottage

Merchants, Traders, etc.

Banford Bleachworks Company, Banford
Brennan, Bernard, Knocknagor Scutch Mill and linen merchant, res., Woodview House
Campbell, Bernard, linen manufacturer, Clare
Chambers, James R., cess collector, Ballylough
Donaldson, John, blacksmith, Knocknagor
Farrell, Joseph, hotel, Laurencetown
Farrell, P., station master
Kerr, Alexander, inn keeper, Laurencetown
Lockhart, George, linen merchant, Clare
Lockhart, George, scutch mill, Kernon
Lynch, Henry, grocer and provision merchant
Macaulay, Wm., foreman bleacher, Banford
Magill, James, foreman bleacher, Laurencetown
McGuinness, Margt., inn keeper, Drumnascamph
Savage, John, linen manufacturer, Point
Savage, John, grocer and merchant, Point
Uprichard, Jas. Thos. & Henry, linen merchants and bleachers, Springvale

LIMAVADY

Limavady (at the request of the inhabitants the name was changed in October, 1875, from Newtownlimavady), is a place of great antiquity. It was the residence of the celebrated O'Cahan, or the modern O'Kane, who was chief of one of those powerful "septs" of Ulster that were so constant and determined in their opposition, at all times, to the English, from the year in which Sir John de Courcy received this Northern province from the first of the Plantagenets, till the day they were finally subdued under the first of the Stuarts. Through the middle of Limavady, beautiful for situation, flows the Ruagh (Anglice, Roe), or Red River, so called from its muddy waters. The vale of the Roe has been designated by an able writer "The Garden of the North." The chief places of antiquarian interest are the "Limavady," alluding to the "Dog's Leap" ; "O'Kane's Rock," in Deerpark ; the foundations of the old castle, close by ' "McQuillan's Grave," near the "Curly Burn" ; and the ruins of Drumachose ancient church, in Drenagh, with its burial place bearing evidences of Cromwell's sojourn in this island. With the different revolutions of this country this town is honourably associated. In 1641, during the O'Neill persecution, it suffered greatly ; in it a large body of horse, A.D. 1688, was raised for the defence of Derry ; through it King James, with Marshal de Rosen and the Duke of Berwick, passed to besiege that city ; and at Limavady, during the rebellion of 1798, a small band of yeomen opposed the march towards the Maiden City, from Belfast, of 5,000 United Irishmen, and thereby gave the death blow in the North to that fraternity. Limavady has good facilities for trade. Daily communications with Derry and Belfast, by means of rail and telegraph is available. The town can boast of a Public Hall, erected at a cost of £2,000 ; Mr. Samuel Mercer being the builder, a large amount of the outlay being defrayed by public subscription. It contains an assembly room, an ante-room, a news room, a saving's bank and caretaker's rooms. The lands in the neighbourhood are of the most fertile description, and the trade of the town is chiefly derived from agriculture. The town has extensive market places, and is gradually improving. The Belfast and Northern Counties Railway Company have erected a new and commodious Station House. There are three public weighbridges in town, one each at Messrs. Macrory & Sons', Mrs. Hunter's and Alexander Boyle's. Messrs. R. Macrory & Son have large Steam Flour and Oatmeal Mills, adjoining the Railway Station, and a special line of rails from the Station runs into the premises, altogether forming one of the most complete milling establishments in the North of Ireland. There are twelve places of worship in the parish. A spinning and weaving factory has also been built at Ballyclose, by the Limavady Spinning and Weaving Company. A Spinning Factory has also been built at Carrick (two miles distant), by Andrew Given, Esq. Various arrangements have been recently made for the better conducting of sales, and it is hoped that these changes will improve the already good trade of the locality. Of our several benevolent and beneficial associations, the most interesting are the Young Men's Societies, of these, there are two - the Mutual Improvement, and the Christian Association; with these may be connected the Bible and Colportage Society, together with the Provident Society, managed by a committee of the ladies of the town. Another institution worthy of mention is the Kennaught Farming Society. It is for the encouragement of agriculture, and the rearing of a superior class of cattle. The population of the town in 1871, was, 2,762.

Post Office - Main Street - John B. Martin, post master. Telegraph clerk - Mr. J. Irwin
Magistrates - Sir. W. F. Heygate, Bart, M.P.; Henry Tyler, Thomas Cather, C. T. McCausland, S. M. Alexander, William C. Gage, John B. Beresford, William Osborne
Constabulary - J. T. Milling, sub inspector ; John Knott, head constable ; T. McGovern, inspector of weights and measures
Town Commissioners - W. Wilson, solicitor, chairman ; Henry Tyler, George Moore, Robt. Douglas, W. Fleming, Wm. Wilson, and Alexander McKillop, clerk
Stamp Office, Main Street - V. G. Lynch

Places of Worship


Drumachose Presbyterian Church - Rev. F. Hearne, A.M., rector
First Presbyterian Church - Rev. G. Hamill
Second Presbyterian Church - Rev. G. Steen
Drumachose Presbyterian Church - Rev. Nathl. McAuley Brown
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Rev. J. Magill
Unitarian Meeting House - Rev. Jos. A. Newell
Brethren's Meeting Rooms - Main Street
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. E. McKenna, P.P.; Rev. P. Grant, curate

Public Institutions

Bank Agents - Northern, Catherine Street - Wm. Clandinnen, Belfast ; Main Street - Thos. Moody, Savings' Bank - Town Hall, V. G. Lynch, actuary
Assurance Agents - Royal, Samuel M. Macrory ; office, Railway Place. Standard, Wm. Wilson, Main Street. The Scottish Provincial, Mrs. Hunter, Catherine Street. City of Glasgow Life, Staffordshire Fire, William Crawford, Market Street. Scottish Commercial Fire and Life, Samuel Lowry, Catherine Street
Union Workhouse - Nineteen Electoral Divisions. Board meets on Mondays. Chairman, Connolly Thomas McCausland, D.L., Drenagh, Limavady ; vice chairman, John B. Beresford, V.L., Learmount, Claudy ; master, J. Meekan ; matron, Miss Reilly ; agriculturist and porter, D. Wray ; fever nurse, Mrs. Elder ; infirmary nurse, Miss M. E. Adams ; medical officer, A. Lane ; relieving officer, John B. Martin ; clerk and returning officer, William P. Hunter, chaplains ; Rev. F. Hearne ; Rev. Geo. Steen, Presbyterian ; Rev. E. McKenna, Roman Catholic
National School, Main Street - James Wilson and Miss M. Wilson, teachers
National School, Irish Green - Mr. and Mrs. Flemming, teachers
Private School - Miss Fennan, Catherine Street
Erasmus Smith's School - Mr. and Miss Watson, teachers
Infant School, Main Street - Mrs. Cassidy, teacher

Gentry, Clergy, etc.

Alexander, S. M., J.P., Roe Park
Boyle, Alexander, Bridge Hill
Brown, Rev. N. McAuley, Drumachose
Cather, George, Carrickhugh
Cather, Mrs., The Hermitage
Cather, Thomas D., Bridgehill
Ferguson, Mrs., Main Street
Given, William, Main Street
Hearne, Rev. F., Drumachose
Hamilton, Rev. G. W., Limavady
Macdonald, Rev. H. F., Main Street
McCausland, C. T., D.L., J.P., Brenagh
McKenna, Rev. E., P.P., Irish Green
Lancy, Mrs. M., The Lodge
Newell, Rev. Joseph A., Mansfield Cottage
Ogilby, James, D.L., J.P., Pellipar
Ogilby, Robert L., D.L., J.P., Ardnargle
Ross, The Misses, Main Street
Ross, W. S., Barley Park
Smith, Rev. George, Finlagan Glebe
Steen, Rev. G., Whitehill Cottage
Tyler, Henry

Professional

Allison, R., builder, Catherine Street
Bryson, Theobald, surgeon, Catherine Street
Cherry, J., teacher of music, Isle of Man Street
Colthurst, Mrs., Main Street
Given, G., architect and builder, Main Street
Lane, Albert & Wm., physicians, Main Street
Lane, B. H., solicitor, Main Street
Martin & King, solicitors and law agents, Catherine Street
Milling, J. T., S.R.I., Main Street
McKay, James, auctioneer, Ballyclose
Sherrard, William, auctioneer, Catherine Street
Watson, J., Main Street
Wilson, William, solicitor, Main Street

Traders, etc.

Andrews, James, saddler, Catherine Street
Begley, J., grocer and spirit dealer, Ballyclose
Begley, Marcus, grocer, Catherine Street
Bingham, David, grocer, Main Street
Blair, Samuel, & Co., boot and shoe makers, Main Street
Boyd, J., spirit dealer, Linenhall Street
Boyd, Joseph D., woollen draper, Market Street
Boyle, Robert, spirit dealer, Ballyclose
Brown, John, woollen draper, Main Street
Bryson, Edward, haberdasher, Market Street
Caldwell, Miss, haberdasher, Main Street
Callaghan, James, grocer, Main Street
Callaghan, John, butcher, Linenhall Street
Callaghan, William, butcher, Main Street
Campbell, William, flax dealer, Main Street
Carten, Denis, grocer, Linenhall Street
Cather, G., grain merchant, Carrickhugh Mills
Cherry, John, pianoforte tuner, Isle of Man Street
Cochlan, John, leather and hide merchant, Market Street
Coghlan & Co., drapers, Main Street
Conn, John, grocer and druggist, Main Street
Connell, John, grocer, Catherine Street
Connell, John, woollen draper, Main Street
Connell, Mrs. Sarah, haberdasher, Main Street
Connell, Mrs., grocer, Main Street
Connor, John, spirit dealer, Market Street
Connor, Mrs., haberdasher, Market Street
Craig, Mrs., baker, Irish Green
Craig & Son, woollen draper, Main Street
Crawford, Joseph, carpenter, Market Street
Crawford, Matthew, carpenter, Main Street
Crawford, W., grocer, Market Street
Cummings, George, provision merchant, Linenhall Street
Daley, George, butcher, Linenhall Street
Dogherty, Mrs., jun., woollen draper, Main Street
Doherty, Miss, haberdasher, Main Street
Donaghy, John, posting establishment, Main Street
Donaghy, John, spirit dealer, Main Street
Donaghey, Mrs., spirit dealer, Market Street
Douglass, Robert, guano and seed merchant, Catherine Street
Douglass, Edward, leather cutter, Catherine Street
Douthett, James, whitesmith, Irish Green
Dunbar, Robert, spirit dealer, Market Street
Fleming, Wm., general merchant, Main Street
Ferguson, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, Irish Green
Gallagher, E., posting establishment, Main Street
Galloway, James, grain merchant and maltster, Roe Mill
Gaston, John, grocer, Ballyclose
Gaston, William, baker and confectioner, Ballyclose
Gault, Miss Susan, milliner and dress maker, Market Street
Gault, Wm., whitesmith, Catherine Street
Gilmour, Mrs., milliner, Main Street
Given, Andrew, watch maker, Main Street
Hagerty, Mrs., spirit dealer, Market Street
Hamilton, David R., coal merchant, Station
Hamilton, Wm., shoe maker, Linenhall Street
Hanson, J. P., grocer, Main Street
Hare, Mary Ann, grocer and spirit dealer, Catherine Street
Harvey, Robert, grain merchant, Kennaught
Henderson, James, baker and grocer, Main Street
Holmes, John, carpenter, Catherine Street
Horner, John, haberdasher, Market Street
Hunter, Ben., grocers and spirit dealer, Market Street
Hunter, Saml., grocer & spirit dealer, Irish Green
Irwin Brothers, grocers, Castle Street
Irwin, James, miller, Drummond
Irwin, Joseph, grocer, Catherine Street
Irwin, John, miller, Roe Mill
Irwin, John, miller, Glen Mills
Jackson, James, coal merchant, seedsman and grocer, Main Street
Jackson, Samuel, grocer, Main Street
Kane, James, butcher, Irish Green
Kane, John, butcher, Linenhall Street
Kane, John, butcher, Irish Green
Kane, Mrs., grocer, Bridge Street
Kane, Susan, haberdasher, Main Street
Kennedy, Thomas, saddler, Catherine Street
Long, Margaret, spirit dealer, Main Street
Long, Miss, haberdasher, Main Street
Lowry, Samuel, clerk of petty sessions and registrar of marriages, Catherine Street
Lynch, Miss, haberdasher, Main Street
Lynn, James, baker, Ballyclose
Lynn, John, whitesmith, Ballyclose
Macrory, S. M., grain merchant and miller, Ardmore
Martin, John B., post master
Mercer, J. & T., jewellers, watch makers, Main Street
Millar, John, grocer, Main Street
Moffat, James, woollen draper, Main Street
Monaghan, W., butcher, Kennaught
Moody, William, grocer and spirit dealer, Ballyclose
Mooney, J., room paper warehouse, Linenhall Street
Moore, John, saddler, Main Street
Moore, Saml., tinsmith, Irish Green
Morrison, W., grocer and spirit dealer, Catherine Street
Mullan, James, spirit dealer, Main Street
McCabe, James, plasterer, Irish Green
McCallion, John, blacksmith, Main Street
McCallion, W., shoe maker, Main Street
McCartney, Michael, grocer and spirit dealer, Catherine Street
McClenaghan, John, grain merchant, Market Street
McCloy, W., spirit dealer, Market Street
McColgan, Joseph, shoe maker, Market Street
McColgan, Paul, shoe maker, Ballyclose
McCook, A., confectioner, Market Street
McCorkell, W., classical teacher, Market Street
McGee, Charles, cooper, Catherine Street
McGee, James, cooper, Catherine Street
McGee, William, cooper, Catherine Street
McGilligan, Michl., baker and grocer, Irish Green
McGinnis, J., grocer and spirit dealer, Queen's Arms, Main Street
McGrotty, J., cooper, Catherine Street
McIntosh, Robert, grocer and seed merchant, Ballyclose
McKay, James, grocer, Ballyclose
McKay, Joseph, tailor, Irish Green
McKay, Thomas, whitesmith, Irish Green
McLaughlin, Charles, butcher, Irish Green
McLaughlin, Messrs, butchers, Catherine Street
McLeod, Alexander, saddler, Linenhall Street
McLoughlin, James, tailor, Irish Green
McLoughlin, William, tailor, Irish Green
Neely, Samuel, carpenter, Main Street
Oliver, W., carpenter, Irish Green
O'Brien, Charles, jun., butcher, Linenhall Street
O'Brien, James, butcher, Irish Green
O'Brien, George, butcher, Catherine Street
O'Brien, William, butcher, Irish Green
Piggott, George, saddler, Main Street
Predy, Thomas, photographer, Main Street
Proctor, Mrs., pawn broker, Catherine Street
Proctor, Wm., solicitor, Linenhall Street
Quigley, Joseph, woollen draper
Quigley, Miss, bonnet maker, Meetinghouse Lane
Quinn, Elizabeth, dress maker, Main Street
Quinn, Thomas, plasterer, Main Street
Rankin, James, shoe maker and leather merchant, Ballyclose
Ritchie, Miss, milliner, Catherine Street
Robinson, Miss, milliner, Main Street
Rodden, Mrs., dress maker
Rodden, William, blacksmith, Irish Green
Rodgers, Robt., general merchant, Catherine Street
Rodgers, Robt., grocer, Irish Green
Rodgers, Francis, gunsmith, Bridge Hill
Scott, W. J., general merchant, Catherine Street
Selfridge, The Misses, shirt makers and sewed muslin agents, Railway Place
Sherrard, W. C., grocer, auctioneer
Sherrard, W., grocer, Catherine Street
Smith, Robert, watch maker, Linenhall Street
Steele, John, saddler, Linenhall Street
Stevenson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Market Street
Stewart, Hunter, haberdasher
Stewart, Hunter, timber merchant, Main Street
Stirling, Robert, coach builder, Ballyclose
Stirling, William, coach builder, Main Street
Stirling, Samuel, shoe maker, Main Street
Summers, James, tailor, Market Street
Swan, John, grocer, Catherine Street
Thompson & McCully, spirit merchants and grocers, Catherine Street
Toner, James, tailor, Linenhall Street
Toner, John, spirit dealer, Market Street
Walker, John, book seller, stationer and newsagent, Linenhall Street
Wallace, W., leather & hide merchant, Catherine Street
Wilson, W., Alexander Arms Hotel and posting establishment
Wilson, Wm., grocer, Catherine Street

LISBURN

Is a market town and Parliamentary borough, partly in the County Antrim, about seven miles S.W. by S. from Belfast. The spinning of flax, and the manufacture of linen and linen thread and damask, together with bleaching, is carried on extensively in the town and its neighbourhood, particularly at Lambeg. Near the middle of the main street is rather a spacious triangular area, in the centre of which stands the Market House. The Castle Gardens are kept in fine order, at the expense of Sir Richard Wallace, Bart., M.P., as a public promenade for the inhabitants. Altogether, Lisburn may be pronounced one of the handsomest and cleanest towns in Ireland. According to its present municipal boundary, it contains 1,364 acres ; population in 1841, 6,284, inhabiting 921 houses ; population in 1851, 6,509, inhabiting 987 houses ; population in 1861, 7,484, inhabiting 1,220 houses. The vast increased improvements which have taken place in Lisburn, since Sir Richard Wallace has come into possession of the Hertford estate, are unprecedented in the history of any other town in Ireland, chiefly caused by the leases in perpetuity, at moderate rents, that have been granted to residents and non-residents, who have erected several handsome villas (which are taken as soon as finished), and as many as 200 workers' houses of a superior class, which were much required, as previously the mill workers were huddled up in filthy and miserable hovels, free of all decency and respect to morality. The population is now (1876) computed at 10,000, all of whom are fully employed, and no beggars, as in former times was the case. The town is situated on the Lagan. The borough returns one member to the Imperial Parliament - constituency in 1869, 326. The present representative is Sir Richard Wallace, Bart. Petty Sessions are held in a commodious Court House fortnightly. The parish church is a spacious and handsome building, with a tower, to which an octagonal spire was added in 1808, at the expense of the Marquis of Hertford, and a fine organ was presented to it by the same nobleman. It is the cathedral church of the united Diocese of Down and Connor and Dromore, and contains a few interesting monuments, amongst which is one to the memory of the celebrated Dr. Jeremy Taylor, who died here in August 1667. There is also a church called Christ Church - Rev. William Pounden incumbent - on the line of road to Hillsborough. The other places of worship are three Presbyterian churches, a Roman Catholic chapel, a meeting house for the Society of Friends, a Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist Churches, and a Salem Chapel. There is a second Presbyterian Church in Railway Street - Rev. D. J. Clarke, minister. The principal market day is Tuesday.  The fairs, which are large, are held on the 21st of July and 5th of October. Two new fairs have lately been established - one on the first Tuesday in January, and the other on the first Tuesday in May; and monthly fairs for cattle, have recently been added. A contract has just been made to flag the entire sidepaths of the town, at an expense of £3,500; and the Town Commissioners have obtained a grant of five acres of land from Sir Richard Wallace, for the purpose of a new cemetery, long needed.

Post Office, Railway Street - J. Trousdell, post master
Savings Bank and Telegraph Office - Railway Street.
Member for the Borough - Sir Richard Wallace, Bart
Town Commissioners - David Beatty, J.P., chairman ; John Barbour, J.P.; Samuel Musgrave, M.D.; Claude L. Capron, Lucas Waring, George St. George, M.D.; Redmond Jefferson, Wm. Savage, Robert Alister, James Musson, James S. Dawson, John Ritchie, John Ruddy, James A. Mack, Rowland Savage
Town Clerk - John A. Hewston
Solicitor - Wellington Young
Surveyor - John MacHenry, C.E.
Consulting and Sanitary Officer - John Jefferson, M.D.
Sub-Sanitary Officer - Robert Bailey
Superintendent of Fire Brigade - W. J. Knox
Rate Collector - Thomas Ward
Distributor of Stamps - Miss Lennon

Places of Worship

The Cathedral, Market Square - Rev. Dr. Hodson, rector
Christ Church - Rev. W. D. Pounden, incumbent
First Presbyterian Church, Market Square - Rev. J. L. Rentoul, minister
Second Presbyterian Church, Railway Street - Rev. J. D. Clarke
Secession Presbyterian Church - Rev. J. Powell
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Seymour Street - An elegant new erection - Preachers, Rev. Colin McKay, Rev. Robert Knowles
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Hillsborough Road - Rev. Alex. Elliott
Salem Chapel, Linenhall Street - Rev. J. Lennon
Friends' Meeting House, Railway Street
Roman Catholic Chapel, Chapel Hill - Rev. Ed. Kelly, P.P.

Public Institutions

Dispensary - John Jefferson, M.D., surgeon
Banks - Northern, Market Square, R. H. Bland, manager; J. Boyce, accountant; Ulster Bank, Bow Street, G. G. Tew, manager
Gas Works, Bridge Street - John Millar, chairman ; John McClure, secretary
Free School for Boys, Hillsborough Road - Geo. R. Ruddock, teacher
National School, 1st Presbyterian Church - S. Hull, teacher
National School, 2nd Presbyterian Church - A. Gillespie, teacher
National Schools (R.C.), Chapel Yard - Patrick McLenaghan and Eliza McLoughlin, teachers
Nicholson Memorial School Room, erected by Mrs. Nicholson, in commemoration of her son
Female Free School, Seymour Street
Infant School, Seymour Street
Infant School, established and endowed by Miss Stewart, Longstone - Miss Stewart, teacher
Society of Friends' School, Prospect Hill - Francis Diamond, teacher
Union Workhouse (Counties Antrim and Down) - 27 Electoral divisions. Board meets on Tuesdays. Chairman, Major McClintock ; vice chairman, Claude Capron ; deputy vice chairman, T. H. Howe ; clerk and returning officer, Wm. Sinclair. Chaplains - Church of Ireland, Rev. Robert Lindsay ; Presbyterian, Rev. D. J. Clarke ; Roman Catholic, Rev. E. Kelly
County Infirmary, Castle Street - Wm. Thompson, M.D., surgeon
Constabulary Station, Smithfield - R. M. Tilly, sub-inspector; Head Constable, Daniel Brady
Literary Society - Established in 1851, for the diffusion of useful knowledge by means of public lectures and a library (consisting of 2,000 volumes), supported by subscription, and a moderate charge for the use of the library to the working classes. 100 members at present, John Millar, president; John Stevenson, treasurer

Gentry, etc.

Barbour, J. D., J.P., Castle Street
Beatty, David, J.P., Bow Street
Black, Miss, Seymour Street
Corken, Mrs., Ingram
Cordner, Clement, J.P., land agent
Capron, Claude L., agent to Sir Richard Wallace, Bart., M.P.
Dwyer, Captain Francis, Belvidere, Co. Down
Ellison, John, Seymour Street
Fulton, Mrs., Pine Hill, Drumbo
Garrett, Henry J., Avonmore Lodge
Graham, O. B., J.P., Larchfield House
Gregg, The Misses, Derryvolgie House
Halliday, Mrs., Strawberry Hill
Johnston, George P., Ballymacash
Lindsay,?, Blaris Lodge
Lyons, W. T. B., J.P., Brookhill
Mack, Hugh
Mack, James
Malcolm, Miss, Hillhall House
Millar, John, J.P., Market Square
McAffee, Archibald, deputy registrar of Down and Connor
Murdock, Richard, Hillhall
McBride, John, Beechfield
McCall, Hugh, Longstone
Nevin, Richard, Chrome Hill
Pim, Joshua, Lisnagarvey
Richardson, Alexander, Aberdelghy
Richardson, Edward V., Dunmurry
Richardson, John, Lambeg House
Richardson, Jonathan, J.P., Lambeg
Richardson, John, J.P., Glenmore House
Richardson, Joseph, Springfield, Magheragall
Richardson, J. N., Lissue
Sanders, Mrs. J. Maxwell, Shamrockvale
Sanders, Sutherland, Shamrock Vale
Sanders, R. Barnsley, C.E., Shamrock Vale and Parsonstown, King's Co.
Smyth, Mrs. Matthew, Ingram
Stewart, James, Bow Street
Stewart, Robert, Castle Street
Stannus, Thomas R., Maralave House
Stannus, W. Trevor, J.P., D.L., Manor House
Walkington, Saml., Oatlands Cottage, Ballinderry
Waring, Holt, Railway Street
Ward, Lieut-Col. James, J.P., Castle Street

Clergy and Professional

Brown, Rev. John S., P.M., Legacurry
Clarke, Rev. D. G., P.M.
Crawford, Rev. Jas. D., P.M., Hillhall
Fennell, Dr., assistant surgeon, Castle Street
Hodson, Rev. Hartley, D.D., rector of the parish
Jefferson, John, M.D., Market Square
Kelly, Rev. Edward, P.P.
Kelso, John, M.D., Market Square
Kennedy, Samuel, solicitor, Seymour Street
Lindsay, Rev. Robert
MacHenry, John, C.E., estate surveyor
Manley, Hugh C., solicitor
Mockler, Rev. Edward, Magheragall
Musgrave, Samuel, surgeon, Castle Street
McKay, Rev. Maurice, Blaris, incumbent of Maze
Payne, Rev. G. T., Drumbeg Rectory
Pounden, Rev. W. D., incumbent of Christ Church
Powell, Rev. J., P.M.
Thompson, William, M.D., physician, Castle Street ; surgeon County Antrim Infirmary
Waring, Lucas, solicitor, Castle Street
Young, Wellington, solicitor, Castle Street
Yeates, Rev. George, Lambeg Glebe

Traders, etc.

Abbott, Thomas, reed maker, Linenhall Street
Alister, J., muslin agent, Railway Street
Alister, R., muslin agent and coal merchant
Allen, Edward, boot and shoe maker & leather seller, Market Square
Anderson, Bros., painters and glaziers, Castle Street
Armstrong, Miss, Railway Hotel
Armstrong, Patrick, Ulster Hotel, Market Square
Atkinson, Arthur, shoe maker, Bridge Street
Bagley, J., china warehouse, Bridge Street
Banister, J., shoe warehouse, Market Square
Barbour, Wm. & Sons, flax spinners, thread manufacturers, Hilden; and London, Manchester and New York
Bell, Ann & Sons, woollen drapers and haberdashers, Bow Street
Bell, Robert, spirit dealer, Chapel Hill
Belshaw, Mrs., spirit dealer, Chapel Hill
Belshaw, Sarah, milliner, Market Square
Boomer, E., boot and shoe maker, Market Square
Boyd, A., druggist and grocer., Cross Row and Market Square
Boyd, James, boot and shoemaker, Market Square
Brown, James, tailor, Castle Street
Brown, Robert, grocer, Bow Street
Brownlee, W. & J., Lagan Steam corn mills
Bullick, Moses, painter and glazier, Bridge Street
Cairns, J., shoe maker and leather dealer, Bow Street
Campbell, Mrs., Castle Street
Carleton, Miss Martha, Railway Street
Carlisle, David, muslin agent, Railway Street
Chapman, E. J., stationer, Market Street
Connery, Mrs., spirit dealer, Bridge Street
Connolly, Mrs., spirit dealer, Market Square
Coulson, James & Co., damask manufacturers
Dawson, James S., bookkeeper and cashier, Island Mill, Long Stone
Dempsey, Wm., grocer
Dickey, Henry, builder, Bow Street
Dornan, Thos., whitesmith, Linenhall Street
Dornan, Robert, whitesmith, Bridge Street
Dornan, Thomas, grocer, Seymour Street
Duncan, G. & Sons, woollen drapers, Market Square
Edgar, Eliza, haberdasher, Bow Street
Ellison, John, rope manufacturer
Finlay, John, hardware dealer, seed merchant and grocer, Bow Street
Foote, Wm., grocer, Bridge Street
Gallery, James, grocer, Linenhall Street
Gardiner, John, spirit dealer, Bridge Street
Gilliland, W. J., & Co.
Graham, John, shoe maker, Railway Street
Graham, John, grocer, Bow Street
Green, Isaac, provision merchant, Market Square
Halliday, Mrs., grocer
Hanna, Wm., grocer, Chapel Hill
Harvey, W. J., grocer and leather dealer, Market Square
Hawthorn & Hamilton, grocers, Market Square
Herald, Thos., mill over looker, North Circular Road
Hermon, John
Hill & Co., tailors and haberdashers
Ireland, Bros., grocers and spirit dealers, Bow Street
Jefferson, Redmond, grocer, leather, hardware and timber merchant, Bow Street
Jordan, John, saddler, Bow Street
Johnston, John, boot and shoe maker, Bow Street
Johnston & Co., printers, Castle Street
Kain, Hugh, butcher, Market Street
Kain, Mrs., haberdasher, Bow Street
Kelly, Mrs., Railway Street
Kelso, John J., M.D., and apothecary, agent of Sun Fire and Life Insurance Co., Market Square
Kenmuir, Alex., watch and clock maker, Bow Street
Kenmuir, Wm., watch maker and jeweller
Kennedy, R., flour ands starch manufacturer
Kirkwood, Hugh, iron monger, Bow Street
Knox, James, cutler, Castle Street
Knox, Wm. J., plumber, Railway Street
Lavery, Thomas, butcher, Bow Street
Lavery, W. H., grocer, Smithfield
Lennon, Miss, stationer
Loughlin, Timothy, saddler, Bow Street
Lynass, Robert, grocer, Bow Street
Lisburn Flax Spinning Co., J. Addy, manager ; ? Mulligan, sec.
Macartney, Mrs., haberdasher, Bow Street
Major, Henry, registrar of marriages, timber, iron, wine and spirit merchant, Market Square
Maxwell, George, grocer, Bridge Street
Millar & Stevenson, Ship Owners, Grain and Coal Merchants, Market Square
Millar, George Major, (of Millar and Stevenson), Market Square
Moorehead, J., dyer, Market Square
Mulholland, Miss, haberdasher, Market Square
Mulholland, Mrs., spirit dealer, Bow Street
Mussen, Francis, soap and candle manufacturer, Market Square
Mussen, J. & A., woollen drapers, Market Square
Mussen, Miss, milliner, Castle Street
McAfee, A., chief clerk Court of Probate, Belfast, Bow Street
McBlain, David, spirit dealer
McBride, Thomas, butcher, Market Square
McCaghley, Hugh, tailor, Bridge Street
McCall, Hugh, pawn broker, Bow Street
McCartney, W., spirit dealer, Bow Street
McCloy, M & J., painters and glaziers, Castle Street
McClure, Mrs. A., grocery and spirit shop, Market Square
McClure, Miss, haberdasher, Market Square
McCluskey, T., civil bill officer, Chapel Hill
McConnell, Robert, grocer, Castle Street
McConnell, Samuel, grocer and shuttle maker, Bridge Street
McCreight, Thomas, Railway Street
McDowell, Mrs., Seymour Street
McKee, Miss, Market Square
McKenzie, Alex., gas fitter, Castle Street
McKevney, Henry, provision dealer, Bridge Street
McKeavney, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, Chapel Hill
McLernan, Mrs., spirit dealer, Bow Street
Northern Fire and Life Insurance Office - J. D. Meharg, Ulster Bank
Oliver, David, glass warehouse, Cross Row
Patterson, Wm., provision merchant, Market Square
Pelan & Co., druggists, chandlers, oil, colour and glass shop, Market Square
Preston, Wm., boot maker, Castle Street
Reilly, Mrs., stationer and bookseller, Bow Street
Rice, James, car owner, Bow Street
Rice, John, fish dealer, Bow Street
Richardson & Co., linen bleachers, Lambeg
Richardson, Sons, & Owden (Limited), linen manufacturers and bleachers, Millbrook and Glenmore ; warehouse, Chichester Street, Belfast
Ritchie, John, woollen draper and tailor, Bow Street
Robson, Ralph, publican, Hillsborough Road
Ruddy, John, haberdasher, Bow Street
Savage, Miss, spirit dealer, Smithfield
Savage, James, spirit dealer, Market Square
Savage, Rowland, grocer and leather merchant, Bow Street
Savage, William, mill manager
Silcock, J., grocer, Market Square
Sloan, John, sewed muslin agent, Plantation
Stevenson, Alexander (of Millar and Stevenson), Railway Street
Stevenson, John (of Millar and Stevenson), Railway Street
Stevenson, Wm., spirit dealer, Bow Street
Stewart, R. & J., flax spinners and thread manufacturers
Swift, Rev. Jas., North Circular Road
Thompson, linen manufacturer, Lagan Factory
Thompson, George, leather dealer, boot and shoe maker, Bow Street
Thompson, Samuel, baker, grocer, and delf merchant, Bow Street
Todd, Bros., provision merchants and grocers, Bow Street
Turtle, Mrs., grocer, Castle Street
Vaughan, W. J., grocer, Bow Street
Vernon, James, carpenter and builder, Bridge Street
Watson, Henry, provision dealer and grocer, Bridge Street
Wilson, Carlisle, woollen draper, Cross Row
Wilson, George, pawn broker, Castle Street
Wilson, John, shoe maker, Bow Street
Wilson, J. & W., woollen drapers, Market Square
Wilson, J. & W., haberdashers, Bow Street
Wilson, James, grocer, Bridge Street
Wilson, Mrs., grocer, Bridge Street
Woods, P., clothier, Market Square
Yates, Brown & Howat, sewed muslin agents, Railway Street
Young, S., spirit dealer and grocer, Market Square and Bow Street
Young, Samuel, spirit dealer, Sloan Street

LONDONDERRY

A Maritime City and Parliamentary borough in County Londonderry, sixty-nine miles N.W. by W., from Belfast, comprising an area of about 600 acres within its municipal boundary.  The city is situated on a hill 119 feet above high water, projecting into the western side of the River Foyle, and is surrounded by an ancient rampart, a mile in circumference, with seven gates. As a business and a manufacturing city, it is of much importance, and the fisheries of the Foyle give employment to a great number of people. The original name, Doire, or place of Oaks, was first Anglicised Derry, and the prefix of London was added by charter of James I., 1613, on the incorporation of the Irish Society, who colonised the district. In 1689 it successfully sustained a desperate siege, protracted for 105 days, against the army of James II. The guns used on this memorable occasion are preserved, and the principal one "Roaring Meg" 11 feet long, 4 feet 6 inches in circumference, and others, are still to be seen on the walls. These walls remain almost as perfect as when built, more than two centuries ago. The public buildings and the ecclesiastical edifices, the Walker Monument, and its situation, being " a city on a hill" gives Londonderry, a most effectively picturesque appearance. The river is crossed by a fine iron girder bridge, with two galleries or platforms - one for passenger, the other for railway traffic - connecting the city with the suburb of Waterside, on its east shore. It cost, including approaches about £100,000. Though the linen trade has declined since 1822, the city has considerably advanced in other departments of industry, and the valuation of property has largely increased. Ship building, grain and saw steam mills, coach factories, distilleries, breweries, etc., have been extensively worked by enterprising individuals. Shirt manufacturing affords employment to several thousand persons principally females. The new line of quays has been completed at a cost of £60,000. A new graving dock has been completed at a cost of £20,000. The harbour has also been improved, about £30,000 having been expended in deepening "The Flats" dredging, etc. There is a fine cemetery in the neighbourhood of the city, which has been beautifully planted with shrubs, trees and flowers. The principal buildings are the Cathedral, four Churches, one Roman Catholic Cathedral and a Parochial House contiguous, two Chapels, five Presbyterian, an Independent, two Covenanting, and two Methodist Churches ; the Bishop's Palace, the Deanery, Foyle College, Magee College, County and City Court House, Jail, Corporation Hall, Infirmary, Lunatic Asylum, Gwyn's Institution, Union Workhouse, Military Barracks, Young Men's Christian Association Hall, the Banks, Shirt Factories, the Academical Institution, a new Gas Works (erected at a cost of £15,000), the Government Buildings (recently erected at a cost of £10,000, and comprising Custom House, Post Office, Inland Revenue Office, and Income Tax Office), Boating Club House, an Orange Hall at Glendermott (erected as a memorial to Murray, Mitchelburne, and Ash, three of the principal leaders in the ever memorable siege), Temperance Hall, Waterside, etc.; and an Apprentice Boys' Memorial Hall, another extensive Shirt Factory on the Carlisle Road, the Craig Memorial Schools, and a spacious Goods Shed for the Northern Counties Railway are in course of erection. In the Royal Bastion, there is a pillar erected in memory of the Rev. George Walker, Governor of the City during the siege 1688-9, and a statue of Sir Robert Ferguson, who represented the city in Parliament for many years, stands in the Diamond, at the head of Shipquay Street. The city returns one member to Parliament ; constituency 1866, 1,833. Its present member is C. E. Lewis, Esq., of London. The Recorder holds Quarter Sessions. Fairs are held on the first Wednesday in each month, the 17th June, the 4th September and 17th October. Markets are held every weekday for butcher's meat, fish, pork, vegetables, eggs, poultry, fruit, butter, meal and potatoes. The principal market days are Wednesday and Saturday, the flax market is held on each Tuesday during the season. The market accommodation in the city is excellent. The Bank of Ireland, and the Provincial, Belfast, Ulster, and Northern Banks have branches here. The Savings Bank was established in 1813. The port is formed by the River Foyle, which here expands into a spacious and navigable estuary, possessing great natural advantages. It is under the jurisdiction of the Irish Society, who appoint a vice admiral over it, the Lough, and the adjacent coast. It is also in charge of the Port and Harbour Commissioners. There are steamers belonging to the port, which ply to Liverpool, Glasgow, Morecambe, Belfast, etc. The Irish North-Western Railway connects the city with Dublin, and the Northern Counties line runs to Belfast. An amalgamation has taken place between the Northern and Irish North-Western, which will considerably increase the trade of Derry, and afford greater facilities for commercial and passenger traffic. The Londonderry and Lough Swilly Railway runs to Buncrana, a very pleasant watering place. The opening of the Finn Valley line has given access to Stranorlar by rail. The coasting trade is considerable. An extensive emigration takes place, chiefly to the United States and Canada. The Montreal Steamship Company's line of screw steamers, carrying mails, also, the steamers of the Anchor line, call and depart again weekly. Their station is off Moville, in Lough Foyle. Municipal population, in 1871, 25,242, now about 30,000.

Member of Parliament for the City - Charles Edward Lewis, Esq., M.P., 28 Hamilton Terrace, London, N.W., and 8 Old Jewry, London, E.C.
Lieutenant of the County - Col. R. P. Dawson, Moyola Park, Castledawson
Vice-Lieutenant - John B. Beresford, Learmount Castle, Park, Derry
High Sheriff - Robert Lyon Moore, Esq., J.P., Molenan, Londonderry
Sub-Sheriff - Thos. Chambers, Aberfoyle House
Recorder - Samuel McCurdy Greer, Esq., Springvale, Castlerock, Derry, and Gardiner's Place, Dublin

Magistrates and Corporate Officers

City Magistrates - The Mayor, the Recorder, Bartholomew McCorkell, Henry Darcus, Wm. Finlay Bigger, William Tillie, Wm. John Foster, John Hamilton. John O'Neill, W. D. Porter, A. Hogg, T. C. Campbell, Henry Lecky, W. Thompson, Wm. McCarter, sen., William McCarter, jun., Matthew McClelland, Robert McVicker, Sir Edward Reid, George Tomkins, Alex. Lindsay, J. E. Miller
Corporation - Mayor, Sir William Miller, Knight. Aldermen - North Ward - Sir Edward Reid, and B. McCorkell.  East Ward - J. E. Miller, M.D., and William McCarter, Waterside.  South Ward - S. Gilliland and H. R. Darcus.  Town Councillors - North Ward - James Corscaden, A. H. Stewart, W. J. Foster, J. Cooke, W. Thompson, Mathew McClelland.  East Ward - R. Hamilton, H. R. Darcus, M.D., R. McVicker, Sir W. Miller, M.D., H. Lecky, and Charles O'Neill.  South Ward - W. D. Porter, Alexander McElwee, Thomas O'Hanlon, W. McLearn, Saml. Bell, Ethens de Tomanzie.  Town Clerk - J. W. Gregg. Town 
Surveyor, W. J. Robinson. Solicitor - J. Augustus S. Gregg. Consulting engineer - R. Collins, C.E.  Officer of Health - Dr. Brown. Treasurer - John Algoe. Mayor's and Petty Sessions Clerk - George G. Scott. Superintendent of Markets, etc. - William Bailey. Superintendent of Cemetery - Joseph Stafford. Superintendent of Water - David Warke. City Assessors - Robert Campbell, and J. Talbot. Sword Bearer - John Hamilton. Mace Bearer - Eneas Murray
Registrar - James William Gregg, St. Columb's Court

Public Officers, etc.

Coroner - Thomas Lindsay, Pump Street
Church Wardens - H. McCay, LL.D., and H. M. Prior
Consuls for Foreign Powers - Denmark : B. McCorkell. France, Russia, Turkey, Greece, Portugal, Spain : Samuel Morrison & Co.;  Italy and the Netherlands: J. McDevitte;  Sweden, Norway and the German Empire: Abraham H. Stewart; United States, Arthur Livermore; Austria and Hungary: John O'Neill
Government Emigration Officer - Lieut. Edwards, R.N.; office, Custom House
Agent to the Government Emigration Commissioners - A. H. Stewart, Shipquay Street Buildings
Agents for Lloyds and for Underwriter's Association of the Liverpool - J. A. Smyth & Co., Foyle Street
Agent for Hon. the Irish Society - Hon. Arthur C. Plunket, Government House
Borough and County Analyst - Professor Leebody, Magee College
Notary Public - A. McCorkell, Savings Bank
Commissioner for receiving affidavits - D. N. Burnside, Linenhall Street; John McDermott, news room; Joseph Patton, Shipquay Street; A. McCorkell, Savings bank
Commissioner for taking Affidavits in Admiralty Court - Thomas Chambers, Shipquay Street
Receivers of wreck - Robert Scott and Thomas Miles
Savings bank - A. McCorkell, Secretary and Actuary
Inland Revenue Office, Custom House - R. Laffere, collector; Jas. H. Hugo, supervisor.
Post Office - R. S. Smythe, postmaster; R. N. Coates, chief clerk, J. J. Joyce, telegraph clerk
Stamp Office, Custom House - R. Laffere, Distributor
Income Tax Office, Custom House - F. C. Borckhardt, surveyor
Income Tax Collector - William Burnside, Shipquay Street
Registrars of Marriages for the District - David Irvine, Castle Street; and T. S. Magee, deputy
District Registrar Court of Probate - J. E. Walsh, M.A.
Medical Inspector of Seamen of the Mercantile Marine Service, appointed by the Board of Trade - Henry Richardson Darcus, L.R.C.S.I., 17 Clarendon Street, Londonderry
District Registrar of Births and Marriages - H. R. Darcus, M.D.; Superintendent, Dr. Corbett; Deputy J. W. Corbett, Shipquay Street
Royal Irish Constabulary - Q. J. Brownrigg, county inspector; Thos. Hogben, sub inspector; J. O'Connell and W. Little, head constable, Waterside; Robert Porter, constable
Walker's Monument - Geo. Macklin, caretaker
Staff Officer of Pensioners - Captain Boyd, Enagh Lodge
Custom House, Ship Quay - Collector, Robert Scott; first clerk, John Pirrie; second clerks, J. O'Doherty and J. J. Murphy
Banks - Bank of Ireland, Shipquay Street, John Craig, agent, R. E. Crotty, sub agent; Belfast Banking Company, Shipquay Street, J. J. Joyce, manager; Northern Banking Company, Ship Quay, John Algoe, and W. B. Martin, managers; Provincial Bank, Shipquay Street, Simon Warren, manager; Ulster Banking Company, Waterloo Place, W. Cunningham, manager
Loan Fund, Bank Place - A. McCorkell, actuary
Bridge Commissioners - (meet quarterly) - Chairman, S. M. Alexander, Roe Park, Limavady; secretary, A. H. Stewart; solicitor, David M. Colquhoun; treasurer (vacant)
Mercantile Marine Office - Robert Scott, superintendent; J. O'Doherty, assistant
Board of Trade Office, Custom House - Surveyor and emigration officer, Lieut. Edwards, I.N.
Port and Harbour Commissioners (meets the 2nd Friday in every month) - Chairman, William Tillie; secretary, A. H. Stewart; solicitor, Forrest Reid; harbour master and ballast superintendent, J. Hamilton

Places of Worship

The Cathedral, founded by the London Corporation, 1628 - The Right Rev. Dr. Alexander, Lord Bishop of Londonderry and Raphoe ; the Very Rev. Charles Seymour, D.D., Dean of Londonderry ; Rev. E. J. Hamilton, archdeacon ; Rev. William Edwards, chaplain to the bishop ; Revs. Charles Boyton and Richard Bennett, curates; J. Turpin, organist; J. Inch, sexton
Chapel of Ease - Vacant
Free Church, Great James Street - Rev. H. F. Martin, incumbent; Rev. J. R. Craig, curate
All Saints' Church, Waterside - Rev. A. Stewart, incumbent
First Presbyterian Church, Meetinghouse Row - Rev. A. C. Murphy, A.M.
Second Presbyterian Church, Strand - Rev. M. Wilson.
Third Presbyterian Church, Great James Street - Rev. J. M. Rodgers, A.M.
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Artillery Lane - Rev. Robert Ross
Presbyterian Church, Waterside - Rev. John Stewart
Reformed Presbyterian Meeting House, Clarendon Street - Rev. Robert Nevin
Reformed Presbyterian Meeting House, Waterside - Rev. Samuel Patton
Congregational Church, Great James Street - Rev. Robert Sewell
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Hawkins Street - Rev. Thomas Astrahan
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - Revs. J. E. Greene and Robert Cole
Roman Catholic Chapel, Long Tower - Rev. W. Elliott and Rev. Denis Doherty
Roman Catholic Cathedral - Right Rev. Francis Kelly, D.D., bishop; Revs. C. McFaul, and H. O'Hagan
Roman Catholic Chapel, Waterside - Dr. Devlin, V.G.; Rev. J. McCay; and H. McMenamin

Literary and Scientific Institutions

Londonderry Scientific Society - President (vacant); secretary, Joseph Byrne, M.D., Pump Street
Londonderry Library Association and Public News-room, Shipquay Street (established 1824) - J. McDermott, resident librarian
Londonderry Literary Association, Shipquay Street - E. M. Murray and W. Ingram, secretaries
Young Men's Christian Association, The Hall, East Wall - J. Livingstone, Secretary
Bible and Colportage Society - Depository, Ferryquay Street; Joseph Orr, treasurer
Londonderry (Hibernian) Bible Society - Depository, Mrs. Wallace's, Pump Street
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society - Secretary, Rev. J. E. Green
Newspapers - Daily Journal - Published daily; proprietor and publisher, Thomas McCarter. Sentinel, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; Thos. Chambers and James Colhoun, proprietors and publishers; J. darling, editor. Standard, Wednesday and Saturday; W. Glendining & Co., proprietors

Colleges and Public Schools

Magee College - Trustees, James Gibson, A.M., T.C.D., Q.C., Chairman of County Donegal, Dublin; Rev. James Maxwell Rodgers, M.A., and rev. Andrew Charles Murphy, M.A., Londonderry. Professors - Latin and Greek, James MacMaster, Esq., M.A. Londonderry. Logic, Belles Lettres, and Rhetoric - Rev. Thomas Croskery, M.A. Metaphysics and Ethics - J. J. Shaw, M.A. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, John Robinson Leebody, M.A., (the Hon. the Irish Society's Professor). Oriental Literature and Hermeneutics - Rev. John J. Given, Ph.D. Church History and Pastoral Theology - Rev. Thomas Witherow. Theology - Rev. R. Smyth, D.D., M.P. Living Oriental Languages - Rev. Jas. Glasgow, D.D. Tutors - Modern Continental Languages - vacant. The College Session commences in Oct., and terminates in April. Every donor of £50 is entitled to the free education of one student through the Literary and Scientific Course; every donor of £100 is entitled to the free education of one student through the entire Curriculum; every donor of £200 has the same privilege for one student in perpetuity
Derry Diocesan School (usually called Foyle College) - A grammar school, with accommodation for 80 boarders. Patron, the Lord Bishop of Derry; trustees, the Dean and Chapter of Derry;  Head Master, Rev. Maurice C. Hime, M.A., T.C.D.
Endowed School in connection with the Reformed Presbyterian Church, Waterside - William McCullagh, teacher
Convent, Pump Street - Teachers, The Sisters of Mercy
Long Tower R. Catholic School - W. Ferguson, and Miss McCloskey, teachers
Academical Institution - Head Masters - English and Classical department, Edward J. Chinnock, M.A., LL.B. Commercial and Mathematical department - J. Young, B.A. School of Modern Languages - M. Otto Michel, Ph. D., B.A. Preparatory School - Teacher, Miss McKillop. Secretary of Committee - Professor McMaster
[One of the head masters resides in the institution, and receives boarders who attend the churches approved of by their parents or guardians]
Model National School - Head inspector, James Morrell, M.A.; local inspector, W. Bole, A.B.; W. Todd, head teacher; Mrs. Smithies, teacher of female school
Deanery Infant and Female Schools, Pump Street - Miss Mooney, teacher
First Presbyterian Church Schools - W. Patterson and Miss Wybrants, teachers
Strand Road Schools - Wm. Henderson and Mrs. Henderson, teachers
Christian Brothers' School - T. J. Conway, principal teacher
Londonderry Government School of Art - Head master, Mr. J. P. Addey; hon. secretary, J. R. Leebody, M.A.
Erasmus Smith's Schools - Robert Heagan, master; Miss Cooke, mistress

Boarding and Day Schools

Holmes, The Misses, Carlisle Road
Johnstone, The Misses, Bayview Terrace
Patton, Mrs., Waterside

Charitable & Benevolent Institutions

Gwyn's Charitable Institution - Established in 1833 for the maintenance and education of male orphan children, who have been resident in the city and liberties of Londonderry. The children are taken in at the ages of from eight to twelve, and maintained, clothes, educated, and apprenticed out of it. There are at present 70 boys in the house. The institution is managed by a board of 21 trustees - Treasurer, Pechell Irvine; secretary, Sir. E. Reid; medical attendant, Wm. Browne, M.D.; head teacher and resident superintendent, William J. Snowden; house keeper, Miss M. B. Snowden
Presbyterian City Mission - Sec., Richard Smith
Ladies' Penny Society for the Relief of Destitute Room-keepers - Miss McClure, secretary, Pump Street

Public Institutions

Londonderry Jail, Bishop Street - Captain S. Hervey Bruce, governor ; Thomas Lecky, deputy governor ; Miss Stirling, matron; T. Chambers, local inspector; Sir Wm. Miller, M.B., surgeon. Board day - Third Wednesday of each month
Union Workhouse, Waterside - (Counties Londonderry and Donegal) Twenty two electoral divisions. Board meets on Saturdays. Has accommodation for 1,100 inmates. John B. Beresford, V.L., Learmount Castle, Londonderry, chairman, W. E. Scott, D.L., Willsboro, Londonderry, vice chairman; Henry Darcus, Londonderry, deputy vice chairman; J. T. Russell, clerk and returning officer; Robert Payne, master; Miss Isabella Sterrett, matron. Chaplains - Rev. J. A. Stewart, Episcopal Church; Rev. Joseph Corkey, Presbyterian; Rev. P. Devlin, D.D., Roman Catholic. Dr. D. J. Browne, medical attendant; R. Waller, collector of rates for the city district
Lunatic Asylum, built to accommodate 200 patients - C. E. Hetherington, M.B., resident physician; B. P. White, M.D., visiting physician; H. M. Prior, apothecary; Mrs. Eliza Grant, matron; Thos. Campbell, clerk; Peter Fay, store keeper; Rev. F. H. Martin, A.M., Episcopalian chaplain; Rev. M. Wilson, Presbyterian ; Rev. H. O'Hagan, Roman Catholic. Governors meet second Thursday in each month, at eleven o'clock in the Asylum
County and City Infirmary and Fever Hospital, Edenballymore - Sir William Miller, M.D., physician and surgeon; house surgeon, ?; A. H. Stewart, treasurer and secretary; Mrs. Violet Osborne, superintendent of nursing; Mrs. McLean, matron
General Dispensary, William Street - Open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Medical attendants - H. R. Darcus, M.D., Clarendon Street and Surgeon Corbett, Shipquay Street. Committee meets at two o'clock on second Thursday of every month

Public Halls

Corporation Hall, Diamond (let for Exhibitions, Balls, Soirees, Concerts, etc.) - Application at Town Clerk's office
Masonic Hall, Magazine Street (portion let for Public Meetings and Soirees) - Application to J. Stafford, keeper, at the hall

Clubs

Apprentice Boys' Associated Clubs - H. R. Darcus, M.D., president; James V. Barker, secretary
City of Derry Boating Club - Captain Benjamin Darcus; treasurer, T. Watson; secretary, J. A. Kent

Gentry, etc.

Alexander, John A., Caw House
Allen, C. C., Edenmore
Babington, Hume, J.P., Crevagh
Babington, Miss, Kennedy Place
Beresford, John Barre, V.L., Learmount Castle, Park
Bigger, William Finlay, J.P., Riverview
Bond, Major, Glenview
Bond, Mrs., Pump Street
Bond, Oliver, J.P., The Collon
Bowen, John G., J.P., Burt House
Brownrigg, Q. J., county inspector, R.I.C.
Carleton, Major, Glenkeen
Chambers, Thomas, Aberfoyle House
Colquhoun, D. M., St. Muras, Fahan
Colquhoun, Thomas, J.P., Buncrana
Cooke, John, sen., Strand Road
Cook, Joseph, Boomhall
Corscaden, James, Ballyarnett
Crompton, The Misses, Waterloo Place
Darcus, Henry, J.P., Great James Street
Davenport, Edward, Waterloo Place
Edwards, Henley J., Riverbank
Foster, Wm. John, J.P., Queen Street
Gage, W. C., J.P., Drummond House, Ballykelly
Gilliland, Samuel, J.P., Brookhall
Gregg, J. W., Crawford Square
Gregg, John, clerk of the peace
Hamilton, John, J.P., Bayview House
Hart, George V., J.P., Kilderry
Harvey, J. N., Molenan
Haslett, Thomas, Caw
Heygate, Sir F. W., Bellarena
Knox, Colonel George, J.P., Prehen
Leathem, Samuel, J.P., Templemore Park
Lecky, Captain, J.P., Foyle Hill
Lecky, Henry, J.P., The Farm
Lloyd, Minchin P., Clarendon Street
Lyle, Hugh, Esq., J.P., Oaks Lodge
Lyle, James A., The Oaks
Lyle, Mrs. S., Oaks Lodge
Macky, J. T., J.P., Belmont
Miller, J. Ewing, M.D., J.P., Pump Street
Miller, Sir William, M.D., Pump Street
Moore, Robert L., J.P., Molenan
Morell, James, Edenballymore
Munn, Mrs., Crawford Square
McCarter, William, J.P., Waterside
McClelland, John M., Larchmount
McClelland, Matthew, J.P., Bayview Terrace
McClintock, Captain, J.P., Hampstead Hall
McClintock, Robert, J.P., Dunmore, Carrigans
McCorkell, Bartholomew, J.P., Strand House
McVicker, Robert, J.P.
Newton, Robert William, J.P., Bellevue
Norman, Thomas, J.P., Glengolin House, Fahan
Ogilby, Robert L., J.P., Dungiven
Plunket, Hon. A. C., J.P., Government House
Porter, William D., J.P., Magazine Street
Reid, Sir Edward, J.P.
Scott, William E., J.P., Willsboro'
Skipton, George, Beech-hill
Smith, William D., Drumahoe
Smyth, Hamill, Clarendon Street
Stewart, A. H., Edinballymore
Stokes, Captain, R.M.
Thompson, Wm., J.P., Alexandra Terrace
Tillie, William, J.P., Duncreggan
Waller, Richard, Troy Villa
Walsh, J. E., Fahan
Watt, A. A., Great James Street
Wiggins, Henry, J.P., Eglinton
Young, Captain, J.P., Coolkeiragh

Clergy and Professional

Adair, A. C., county surveyor, Bishop Street
Algoe, J., assistant manager, Northern Bank
Alexander, Right Rev. Wm., Bishop of Derry and Raphoe
Babington, Rev. David, Waterside
Babington, D. R., solicitor, Castle Street
Babington, Rev. Richard, Waterside
Bennett, Rev. Richard, Hawkins Street
Bernard, Dr., Queen Street
Boyton, Rev. Charles, Hawkins Street
Bradford, T., solicitor, Bishop Street
Brown, Dr. D. J., Pump Street
Browne, William, M.D., Thornhill
Byrne, Joseph, M.D., Pump Street
Chambers, Thomas, solicitor and sub-sheriff, Shipquay Street and Aberfoyle House
Colquhoun & Son, solicitors and land agents, Shipquay Street
Coppin, Wm., marine engineer
Craig, John, agent, Bank of Ireland
Croskery, Rev. T., professor, Ardvilla, Waterside
Cunningham, W., manager, Ulster Bank
Darcus, H. R., M.D., Clarendon Street
Davis, Thomas, M.D., Waterside
Devlin, Rev. Dr., P.P., Waterside
Diamond, Dr. C. J., Carlisle Road
Elliott, W. H., M.D., Wellington Villa
Ferguson, John G., C.E., Shipquay Street
Forsythe, Dr. James, Culmore
Gillies, David, surgeon and dentist, Shipquay Street
Given, Rev. Dr., professor, Magee College
Gregg, J. A. S., solicitor
Gregg, James W., solicitor, St. Columb's Court
Harte, W., C.E., Crawford Square
Hanrahan, James W., solicitor, Shipquay Street
Heard, Richard, M.D., Crawford Square
Henry, M., solicitor
Hetherington, C. E., M.D., asylum
Joyce, J. J., manager, Belfast Bank
Kelly, Right Rev. Dr., Parochial House
Kennedy, J., C.E., Shipquay Street
Knox, Robert, solicitor, Castle Street
Laffere, R., Inland Revenue Collector
Lane, M. B., solicitor, Castle Street
Leebody, John R., professor in Magee College
Loughrey, Joseph, solicitor, Richmond Street
Martin, Rev. H. F., Great James Street
Miller, Dr. J. E., Pump Street
Miller, Sir William, M.B., surgeon, Pump Street
Murphy, Rev. A. C., Crawford Square
McCafferty, A. J., solicitor, Castle Street
McCaul, Dr. George, Clarendon Street
McCay, H., LL.B., solicitor, Bishop Street
McCloskey, Dr. J. R., Pump Street
McElwee, W., C.E., Castle Street
McIntyre, John, solicitor, London Street
McMaster, James, professor, Magee College
McNeilage, E., C.E., Waterloo Place
Nevin, Rev. Robert, Queen Street
O'Doherty, J. E., solicitor, East Wall
Patton, Rev. S., Waterside
Reid, Forrest, attorney, Richmond Street
Robinson, W. J., C.E.
Rodgers, Rev. J. M., Great James Street
Ross, Rev. Robert, Ardfoyle Manse, Waterside
Scott, R., Collector of Customs
Scott, Rev. T. L., Riverbank
Sewell, Rev. Robert, Queen Street
Seymour, Rev., D.D., Dean of Derry
Shaw, J. J., Professor Magee College
Smyth, Rev. Richard, D.D., M.P., professor
Smyth, R. S., postmaster
Stevenson, Messrs., solicitors, Richmond Street
Stewart, Charles E., C.E., Pump Street
Stewart, Rev. J. A., Rosdowney
Stewart, Rev. John, Waterside
Todd & Kerr, solicitors, Shipquay Street
Warren, Simon, manager, Provincial Bank
White, Barnwell P., M.D., F.R.C.S.I., Pump Street and St. Columbs
Wilson, Rev. Matthew, Miltown Lodge
Witherow, Rev. Thos., Professor, Magee College

Merchants, Traders, etc.

Aerated Water Manufacturers

Johnston, Wm., & Son, Foyle Street
Martin, James, Bridge Street
Porter, Robert, Waterloo Street
The Erin Mineral Water Co., 59 Foyle Street, Londonderry and 122, 124 and 126 Cromac Street, Belfast

Agricultural Implement Agents

Adair, Wm., Waterside
McAdoo, J., Shipquay Street
Thompson, Wm. & Co., Shipquay Street
(Also the more extensive ironmongers)

Agricultural Implement Makers

Barber, J., Clooney Terrace, Waterside
W. McLearn, Wellington Foundry, Foyle Street

 

Apothecaries and Druggists
marked thus (a) are Apothecaries

(a) Corbett, Thomas, Shipquay Street
Galbraith, D., Strand
McCaul, J. & Co., Waterloo Place and Ferryquay Street
(a) Prior, H. M., Ferryquay Street
Smith, Robert, Foyle Street

Auctioneers

Connolly, John, Diamond
Dale, Wm., Chamber of Commerce
Shepherd, H., Richmond Street
Walters, G. & Son, Richmond Street

Bag and Sack Manufacturers

McLaughlin, P., Foyle Street
Reid, James, Foyle Street

Bakers

Brewster, J., Sackville Street
Doherty, J., Strand
Eaton, Oliver, Waterside
Eccles, Alexander, Waterside
Eccles, Alexander, Bishop Street
Glass, James, Bishop Street
Gresham, J., Ferryquay Street
Johnston, J., Ferryquay Street
Knight, T. H., Bishop Street
Malseed, Robert C., Waterside
Porter & Roulstone, William Street
Reid, Andrew, Waterside
Stevenson, Hugh, Waterloo Place
Stilley, Andrew, Diamond
Todd, Richard, Rossville Street
Wright & Lowther, Fountain Street

Bell Hangers

Baxter, Aaron, Shipquay Street
Love, Joseph, Fountain Street
McCloskey, J., Chamberlain Place
McLaughlin & McCulloch, London Street
Shannon, W. & J., Bishop Street

Bagatelle & Billiard Rooms

Boyle, J., Foyle Street (Bagatelle)
Cuthbert, Mrs., Neptune Hotel, Shipquay
Hegan, T. M., Imperial Hotel, Bishop Street
Jury, W. J., Hotel, Foyle Street
Toye, Mrs., City Hotel, Foyle Street

Banks

Bank of Ireland - J. Craig, agent
Belfast Bank - J. J. Joyce, manager
Provincial Bank - S. Warren, agent
Northern Bank - Algor & Martin, managers
Ulster Bank - W. Cunningham, manager
Belfast bank, Waterside - G. E. McNelly, manager
Ulster Bank, Waterside - J. Patton, manager

Block Makers

Cunningham & Co., Shipquay
McPherson, Francis, Shipquay

Boiler Maker

Paterson, G. J., Queen's Quay

Bookbinders

Cargill, Thomas, Linenhall Street
Gallagher, James, Diamond
Nelis, Mrs., Ferryquay Street
Sentinel, Pump Street
Standard, Pump Street

Boot and Shoe Makers

Adair, Wm., Waterside
Barnhill, Robert, Ferryquay Street
Cadden, John, Foyle Street
Cuthbert, Hugh, Ferryquay Street
Dale, Wm. & Co., Butcher Street
Davenport, E., William Street
Devenny, H., Little James Street
Gill, Brothers, Diamond
Gordon, Mrs., Pump Street
Irwin, Alexander, Duke Street
Johnston, Wm., Butcher Street
Kyle, John, Fountain Street
Lynch, Henry, Butcher Street
McCarter, W. & Son, Waterside
McCutcheon, J., Butcher Street
Morrison, J., Linenhall Street

Brewers

Watt, David & Co., William Street

Brush Makers

McDivitte, Patrick, Waterloo Street
Stewart, David, William Street

Carpenters and Builders

Boyd, Hugh, Bennett Street
Colhoun, Robt., Chamberlain Place
Cooke, Wm., Widow's Row
Craig, Bros., London Street
Cusack, Benjamin, Abercorn Road
Doherty, Patrick, Francis Street
Ferris, Bernard, Bishop Street
McClelland & Co., Strand Road
McElwee, Alexander, Strand Road

Butchers

Brown, Wm., Bishop Street
Boyle, Daniel, Butcher Street
Campbell, Daniel, Waterloo Street
Campbell, John, Shipquay Street
Doherty, Daniel, Bishop Street
Doherty, James, Foyle Street
Doherty, Philip, Waterside
Doherty, Edward, Bishop Street
Ferguson, Mrs., Sackville Street
Gallagher, Richard, Foyle Street
Gallaugher, Richd., Waterloo Street
Hart, Peter, Waterside
McLaughlin, Wm., Waterside
Quigley, George, Bishop Street
Reid, James, Great James Street
Risk, Samuel, Waterside
Sheals, James, Bridge Street
Sheals, Dominick, Sir E. Reid's Market
Sheals, William, Bishop Street

Butter Merchants

Bigger, W. F., Foyle Street
Browne, Joseph, Strand Road
Collum, Edward, Bank Place
Cooper, J. D., Strand
Ferguson, John, Butter Market
Howatson, Geo. & Co., Ship Quay
Laut, James, & Co., Shipquay
Lecky, Henry, Foyle Street
Monaghan, Wm., Sugarhouse Lane
McGaw, John, Foyle Street
McGuinness, And., William Street
Osborne, John, Foyle Street
Riddel, James, Great James Street
Roulston, J. & R., Foyle Street
Russell, James, Sackville Street
Sewell & Co., Great James Street
Steen, Brothers, Foyle Street
Wylie, Thomas, Clarendon Street
Wylie, John, Butter Market

Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers

Campbell, Robert, Bishop Street
Connolly, John, Diamond
Friel, Jos., Society Street
Inch, Joseph, Richmond Street
McDonnell, Henry, and Son, Bishop Street

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Carvers and Gilders

Durnin, John, Foyle Street
Lennox, John, Pump Street
Malcolm, James, Strand Road
McCool, Charles, Waterloo Place
McIndoe, Henry, Bishop Street
Shannon, Jas., Orchard Street

Chandlers

Hughes, John, Waterloo Place
Shaw, Finlay & Co., Orchard Street

China, Delf and Glass Warehouses

Donaghey, M., Waterloo Street
Gordon, Thomas, Diamond
Henry, Andw., Waterside
Sawers & Co., Bishop Street
Whyte & Co., Bishop Street

Coach Makers

Boarland, Saml., Great James Street
McCloskey, Jas., Chamberlain Street
Wilson, J., Foyle Road
Young, Thos. & Son, Clarendon Street

Coal Merchants

Cuthbert, Wm., Foyle Street
Colhoun, Geo., Ship Quay
Dolan, John, Bank Place
Elliott & Co., Foyle Street
Howatson, G., & Co., Shipquay
Morrison, Samuel, Lorne Street
McGowan & Lane, Shipquay and Waterside

Cooks and Confectioners

Foster, Mrs., Strand
Johnston, James, Ferryquay Street
Kindness, J., Fountain Street
Thompson, Henry, Ferryquay Street

Coffee Rooms
See also Hotels

Johnston, James, Ferryquay Street
Storey, Mrs., Society Street
Thompson, Henry, Ferryquay Street

Coopers

Beatty, James, Linenhall Street
Cooke, W., Fountain Street}
Collins, Wm., William Street
Duffy, John, Waterloo Street
Hamill, James, Spencer Road
McCarron, Daniel, Waterloo Street
McGarrigle, John, Bridge Street
McGuinness, And., Waterloo Street
McLaughlin, Edw., Waterloo Street
McGrotty, Jas., Waterside
O'Neill, John, Fountain Street

Cork Manufacturers

Higney, J., Harvey Street
Jewell, Brothers, Society Street
Kane, Brothers, William Street
McLaughlin, J., Linenhall Street

Distillers

Watt, D., & Co., Abbey Street and Waterside

Dyer

Bell, John, Ferryquay Street

Dyeing Agencies

Cunningham, Miss, Butcher Street
Franks, Mrs., Great James Street
Gallagher, Miss, Diamond
O'Brien, Miss, Richmond Street
Stewart, The Misses, Bishop Street

Emigration Agents

Allan Brothers, Foyle Street
Beresford & Co., Ship quay
Carnduff, A. G. (Anchor Line), Foyle Street
Dawson, Frederick, Foyle Street
Ferris, Joseph, Foyle Street
McNeil, Andrew, Foyle Street

Emigration Vessels Sailing to America Direct (Owners of)

Cooke, J. and J., Strand
McCorkell, Wm. & Co., Strand

Fire Clay Goods Merchants

Elliott & Co., Foyle Street
McClelland & Co., Strand Road
McElwee, A., & Co., Strand Road

Fishmongers

McConnell, John, Castle Street
Sheppard, H., Richmond Street

Fish (Dried) Merchants

Bradley, D. & C., William Street
Cole, J., Lorne Street
Matthewson, John, Waterside
Mathewson, J. G., Foyle Street
Rodgers, Henry, Great James Street
Russell, James, Sackville Street

Flax and Tow Merchants

Corbett, J. W., Shipquay Street
Halferty, John, & Son, Bishop Street
McLaughlin, Patrick, Foyle Street
Smith, J. A., & Co., Foyle Street

Flour Merchants

Christy, John, Foyle Street
Cooke, Robert, Butcher Street
Corscaden, J., & Co., Strand Buildings
Cunningham, John, Foyle Street
Laut, J., & Co., Shipquay Street
McCorkell, Wm., & Co., Strand
Newton, Robert W., Waterside
Osborne, John, Foyle Street
Ritchie & Pinkerton, Foyle Street
Roulston, J. & R., Foyle Street
Russell, I. N., & Son, (of Limerick), Foyle Street
Russell, James, Sackville Street
Smyth, W. D. & Co., Waterloo Place
Stevenson, Hugh, William Street and Waterloo Place
Wilson, A., & Co., Lorne Street

Game Dealers

Divin, Catherine, Market Street
Ferris, William, Foyle Street
McConnell, John, Castle Street
Sheppard, H., Richmond Street

Gasfitters and Plumbers

Baxter, Aaron, Shipquay Street
McConnell & McGonagle, Great James Street
McLaughlin, & McCulloch, London Street
Shannon, W. & J., Bishop Street

Grain Merchants

Ballantine, Brothers, Waterside
Christy, John, Foyle Street
Corscaden, J., & Co., Strand Buildings
Ferguson, John, Shipquay Place
Hancock, D., Quay
Laut, J., & Co., Quay
Lecky, H., Foyle Street
McCorkell, Wm., & Co., Strand
McCormick & King, William Street
Osborne, John, Foyle Street
Roulston, J. & R., Foyle Street
Russell, James, Sackville Street
Smyth, W. D. & Co., Waterloo Place
Wilson, A., & Co., Lorne Street
Wilson, J. & R., Foyle Street

General Merchants

Cooke, J. & J., Strand
Corscaden, J., & Co., Strand Buildings
Hancock, D., Ship Quay
Howatson, G., & Co., Shipquay
Laut, J. & Co., Ship Quay
Major, A., & Co., Foyle Street
McCarter, W., & Son, Waterside
McCorkell, Wm., & Co., Strand
O'Neill, John, & Co., Foyle Street
Russell, James, Sackville Street
Smyth, J. A., & Co., Foyle Street
Smyth, W. D. & Co., Waterloo Place
Wilson, A., & Co., Lorne Street
Wilson, J. & R., Foyle Street

Grocers
those marked thus (w) are wholesale

Adams, Archibald, Strand
Babington, Humphrey, Strand
w Black, Robert James, Foyle Street
Boal, David W., Bishop Street
Boal, Robert J., Orchard Street
Boyle, Charles, Bishop Street
Boyle, John, Foyle Street
Bradley, D. & C., William Street
Bradley, James, Foyle Street
Brewster, John, William Street
Browne, James M., Bennett Street
Callaghan, Patrick, Rossville Street
Campbell, Cornelius, William Street
Chambers, Joseph, Bishop Street
Chambers, Samuel, Waterloo Street
Coane, John, Rossville Street
Colhoun, A., Bishop Street (without)
Colhoun, G., Clooney, Waterside
Cooke, Robert, Butcher Street
Crawford, David, Waterside
Creswell, John, Waterside
Cunningham, J. & R., Butcher Street
Cunningham, Michl., Francis Street
Doherty, James, Strand Road
Deeny, John, Hawkins Street
Doherty, Sophia, Foyle Street
Doherty, John, Bishop Street
Duffy, Peter, Rossville Street
Eaton, Oliver, Waterside
Eccles, Alexander, Bishop Street
Fleming & Wiley, Strand
Fleming, Mrs., Bishop Street
w Gilliland, S., & Son, Shipquay Street
Gresham, James, Ferryquay Street
Grieve, Hugh, Waterside
Glass, Charles, Waterloo Street
Glass, James, Bishop Street
Gibbons, John, Lecky Road
Gibbons, John, William Street
Gibbons, John, Rossville Street
w Gamble, John, Waterloo Place
Hall, Edward, Sackville Street
w Hamilton, Wm., Bank Place
Hamilton, Charles, Waterside
Hamilton, Thomas, Waterside
w Hamilton, Robert, Foyle Street
Hargan, John, Bishop Street
w Hamilton, Henry S., & Co., Foyle Street
w Hastings, Ross, Foyle Street
w Henderson, Robert & Co., Shipquay Street
Henry, Andrew, Waterside
w Holmes, Wm., Sackville Street
Houston, Wm., Sackville Street
Johnston & Anderson, Strand
Johnston, J., Ferryquay Street
Lennox, Samuel, Waterside
Maginniss, Mrs. B., Waterside
Malseed, Robt. C., Waterside
Marshall, Geo., Waterloo Street
Matthewson, John, Waterside
w Matthewson, & Co., Foyle Street
Miles, Thos., & Co., Waterloo Place
Montgomery, Jas., Bishop Street
Mullan, James, Waterside
McAdoo, John, Shipquay Street
McCarron, Patrick, Rock
McClelland, John, Bishop Street
McClintock, Andw., Strand Road
McCollum, Mary, Rossville Street
w McConnell & Co., Foyle Street
McCormick, W. H., Ferryquay Street
McCully, Jas., Bridge Street
McDaid, Eliza, Bishop Street
McDaid, Wm., Strand Road
McDermott, Saml., Waterside
McDermott, Thos., Waterside
McElhinney, Jas., Strand Road
McElroy, Thos., Lorne Street
McFeely, Jas., Strand Road
McGinley, Jas., Francis Street
McGinley, Joseph, Foyle Street
McGinness, Wm., Waterside
McGirr, D. T., Magazine Street
McGrath, Jas., Bishop Street
McLaughlin, J., Butcher's Gate
McLaughlin, John, Foyle Street
McLaughlin, P., Waterloo Street
McLaughlin, Wm., Fountain Street
McLearn, W. and P. B., Foyle Street
McMillan, Mrs., Ferryquay Street
McSparron, Arch., Waterside
Nelson, Archibald, John Street
Nugent, Mary, Foyle Street
w Osborne & Patton, Shipquay Street
w O'Neill, Charles, Foyle Street
w O'Hanlon & Co., Bishop's Gate
O'Kane, Patrick, & Co., Foyle Street
O'Doherty, W. G., Bishop Street
O'Donnell, John, William Street
O'Neill, Felix, Bridge Street
O'Hanlon, John, William Street
Payne, David, Waterside
Platt, Henry, Fountain Street
Patton, Joseph, Bishop Street
Porter & Roulston, William Street
Rosborough, A., Ferryquay Street
Rodgers, Henry, Great James Street
Rodgers, Wm., Ferryquay Street
w Reid, Orr, & Co., Linenhall Street and Richmond Street
Stewart, James, Great James Street
Stewart, James A., Great James Street
w Smith & McSparron, Foyle Street
Smith, Peter, Bishop Street
Stevenson, Samuel, Sackville Street
w Stephenson, Ramsay & Co., Shipquay Street
Thompson, Alex., Waterside
Thompson, Jas., & Son, Waterloo Place
Todd, Richard, Rossville Street
Walker, G., & Co., Magazine Street
Walker, David, Waterside
White, Thos. A., Waterside
Wiley, John, Strand Road
Wray & McClintock, Waterloo Place
Wright & Lowther, Fountain Street
Wardlow, Mrs., Foyle Street
Young, James, Foyle Street

Gunsmiths

Bell, Samuel, Bishop Street
Griffith, Wm., Ferryquay Street
Love, Joseph, Fountain Street

Manure Manufacturers

Derry Bone Manure Company - J. & R. Wilson, Foyle Street
North-West of Ireland Bone Manure Company - Works, Ballynagard; Office, Ship Quay - T. C. Campbell, agent
Ulster Manure Company - Works, Lisahally

Guano and Seed Merchants

Adair, Wm., Waterside
Black, R. J., Foyle Street
Boal, David W., Bishop Street
Campbell, T. C., Ship Quay
Fleming and Wiley, Strand Road
Gamble, John, & Co., Waterloo Place
Goodman, Alban, Abercorn Road
Hamilton, Robert, Foyle Street
Hamilton, H. S., & Co., Foyle Street
Henderson, Robt., & Co., Shipquay Street
Johnston & Anderson, Strand
King, Benjamin, William Street
Major & Co., Foyle Street
Morrison, Irvine, & Co., Foyle Street
Maxwell, Joseph, Foyle Street
Mullan, James, Waterside
McAdoo, John, Shipquay Street
McCarter, Wm., & Son, Waterside
McClelland, John, Bishop Street
McClintock, Andrew, Strand
Osborne, John, Foyle Street
Osborne & Patton, Shipquay Street
O'Doherty, W. G., Bishop Street
O'Neill, John & Co., Foyle Street
Rossborough, And., Ferryquay Street
Rodger, P. T., Shipquay Street
Thompson, W., & Co., Shipquay Street
Thompson, Jas., & Son, Waterloo Place
Walker, Henry, Diamond
Walker, Geo., & Co., Magazine Street
Walker, George & Co., Magazine Street
Wilson, J. and R., Foyle Street
Wray & McClintock, Waterloo Place

Haberdashers, Milliners and Dress Makers

(Those marked thus (a) are Haberdashers only. Those marked (b) are Milliners and Dressmakers only)

Barnhill, Robt. a, Ferryquay Street
Bredin, Misses, Butcher Street
Bushby, Miss, b, Clarendon Street
Clarke, Bartley, a Waterside
Clarke, Joseph, a Waterside
Clements & Sellers, a (Berlin Wool and Fancy Warehouse), Diamond
Cooper, Mrs., Diamond
Cunningham, James, Waterside
Cunningham, Miss, Butcher Street
Deering, Sophia b (Berlin Wool Warehouse, Diamond)
Downing, Miss, b Sackville Street
Ferguson, Miss, Bishop Street
Friel, Edward, a, Butcher Street
Gallagher, John, & Co., a, Diamond
Henderson, C., Strand Road
Henderson, S., & Co., Shipquay Street
Hamilton, Mrs., a, Bishop Street
Henry, Andrew, Bishop Street
Hegarty, James, Diamond
Irvine & Co., Ferryquay Street
Leitch, Miss., Ferryquay Street
Montgomery, James, a Bishop Street
Mulholland, M., & Co., Bishop Street
McIlroy, Mrs., a (Berlin Wool and Fancy Warehouse), The Bazaar, Diamond
McDivette, P. & M., a Waterside
McNeely, Robert, Bishop Street
Pollock, J. J., & Co., Ferryquay Street
Rea, Bros., Ferryquay Street
Reid, Andrew, Bishop Street
Reynolds, Mrs. a (Berlin Wool and Fancy Warehouse), Diamond
Tees, Miss, b Bishop Street (without)
Walker, James, Ferryquay Gate

Insurance Agents

Accident and Casualty (Norwich and London) - T. S. Magee, Carlisle Road
Accident - A. Colhoun & Co., Shipquay Street ; James Young, Clarendon Street
Accident Insurance Company (Limited) - Wm. Whiteside, 21 Magazine Street
Alliance - W. D. Smyth, Waterloo Place; John Craig, Bank of Ireland ; and S. Warren, Provincial Bank
Atlas - William Burnside, Shipquay Street, and M. A. Connor, Waterloo Place
Britain and Medical - S. Gilliland, Shipquay Street
British Empire Mutual Life - John Kennedy,18 Shipquay Street
British Equitable - A. Baxter, Shipquay Street
Caledonian - Forest Reid, Richmond Street
City of Glasgow - Wm. John Foster, Little James Street
Crown Life Assurance - John Craig, Bank of Ireland
Eagle Insurance - R. & A. McVicker, Shipquay Street
Edinburgh Life Assurance - Robt. Knox, Castle Street ; T. S. Magee, Carlisle Road
English & Scottish Law Life - D. J. McGowan, Shipquay ; Algoe &  Martin, Northern Bank
General Insurance Co. - T. C. Campbell, Shipquay
Great Britain (Mutual) Life Assurance Society - Wm. Whiteside, 21 Magazine Street
Great Britain Fire Insurance Company - Wm. Whiteside, 21 Magazine Street
Guardian - Messrs. Colquhoun, Shipquay Street ; W. Cunningham, Ulster Bank
Guardian Plate Glass - Skipton & Waller, Shipquay Street
Guarantee Association (Provident Clerks' & General) - T. S. Magee, Carlisle Road
Imperial Fire - Smith, Osborne, Clarendon Street
Life Association of Scotland - D. Handcock, Ship Quay
London Assurance Corporation (Fire and Life) - T. S. Magee, Carlisle Road; A. Colhoun & Co., Shipquay Street, and R. N. Chambers, Shipquay Street
Lloyds' Underwriters (Marine) - J. J. Joyce, Belfast Bank; W. & H. Christie & Co., Strand Buildings
London & Lancashire - James McNeil & Co., Shipquay
London & Provincial Marine - J. J. Joyce, Belfast Bank
Manchester Fire Insurance - J. H. Bible, 9 London Street
National Assurance Company of Ireland - Samuel Walker, Magazine Street, and C. Steen, Belfast Bank
Northern Fire & Life Insurance Office - Agents, James Corscaden & Co., A. St. John Forssmann, The Lodge, Culmore, and R. & A. McVicker
North British and Mercantile Fire and Life - A. & W. McCorkell, Savings Bank; and John Young, Foyle Street
Northern Life and Annuities -  J. Corscaden & Co., Strand Buildings
Patriotic Fire and Life Assurance Company - James Stewart, Shipquay Street Buildings
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company - Algoe & Martin, Belfast Bank
Plate Glass Insurance - T. S. Magee, Carlisle Road ; and J. W. Corbett, Shipquay Street
Positive Government Security, Life Assurance Co. Limited - Samuel Walker, Magazine Street
Provincial Insurance - Wm. F. Bigger, Foyle Street
Queen Insurance - Alex. Black, Strand
Railway Passengers' Insurance - John W. Corbett, Shipquay Street and William Adair, Waterside
Royal Exchange - Jas. Stewart, Shipquay Street
Royal Insurance - John O'Neill & Co., Foyle Street and M. P. Lloyd, Shipquay St.
Scottish Amicable Life - M. P. Lloyd, Shipquay Street
Scottish Equitable Life - Wm. Mitchell, Foyle Street ; C. Steen, Belfast Bank; D. M. Smyth, Waterloo Place
Scottish National - J. Cunningham, Foyle Street
Scottish Provident - Jos. Orr, Richmond Street ; J. W. Corbett, Shipquay Street
Scottish Union - James McNeill & Co., steamboat agents, Shipquay
Scottish Widows' Fund - J. J. Joyce, Belfast Bank, and G. E. McNeely, Belfast Bank, Waterside
Staffordshire Fire Office - T. S. ?, Carlisle Road; W. Adair, Waterside
Standard - J. & R. Wilson, Foyle Street; and W. Cunningham, Ulster Bank
Sun Fire and Life - William Thompson, Shipquay Street
Ulster Marine Insurance Company - J. W. Corbett, Shipquay Street
United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution - J. H. Bible, 9 London Street ; James Minniece, Shipquay Street
Union Assurance, Fire, Life and Annuities - Forrest Reid, Richmond Street
West of England Fire and Life - Skipton & Waller, Shipquay Street

Hardware Merchants

Alexander & Smiley, Waterloo Place
Bredin, Thomas, Ferryquay Street
Cooke, John, & Co., Waterloo Place
Galbraith, John & Co., Shipquay Place
Harvey, D., Ferryquay Street
Harvey, Francis, Diamond
Mooney, William, Strand Road
McElwee, A., & Co., Strand Road
McDonough, Chas., Bishop Street
Thompson, Alex., Waterside
Wallace, George, Strand Buildings

Hotels
(Temperance hotels marked thus t)

Abercorn - Mullan, Charles, Richmond Street
City - Toye, Mrs., Foyle Street
Coyle, Mrs., Society Street
t Elliott, Miss, Foyle Street
Foyle - Solan, P., Foyle Street
t Gowdie, Miss, Sackville Street
Imperial - Hegan, T. M., Bishop Street
Jury's - Jury, G. J., Foyle Street
t Mortland, Miss, Strand
Neptune - Cuthbert, Mrs., Shipquay Place
Northern - McHutcheson, Alex., Magazine Street
Plough - McMahon, P., Foyle Street
Roddy's - Roddy, Mary A., Bishop Street
The Lorne - Moran, J., Richmond Street
Tirkeeran Arms - Hamilton, Charles, Waterside
Ulster - Doherty, M. A., Foyle Street

Iron and Brass Founders

Brown, A., & Sons, Foyle Road
McLean, W., & Co., Foyle Street

Leather and Hide Merchants

Adair, William, Waterside
Dale, Wm., & Co., Butcher Street
Davenport, Edward, William Street
Foster, W. J., Little James Street
Maxwell, J., Foyle Street
McCarter, Wm., & Son, Waterside
McCarter, William, Foyle Road

Land and House Agents

Bible, J. H., 9 London Street
Burnside, William, Shipquay Street
Colquhoun & Son, Shipquay Street
Corbett, John W., Shipquay Street
Harvey, J. G. M., Queen Street
Lloyd, M. P., Shipquay Street
Love, Robert, Asylum Road
Magee, T. S., Carlisle Road
Skipton and Waller, Shipquay Street
Stevenson, R., Richmond Street

Lithographic & Copperplate Printers

Colhoun, James, Sentinel Office, Pump Street
Standard Office, Pump Street

Lodging Houses (Licensed)

Acheson, George, 75 Waterloo Street
Boyle, John, Foyle Street
Bradley, James, 121 Foyle Street
Bradley, Bridget, 63 Foyle Street
Bray, Francis, 117 Foyle Street
Connor, Catherine, 22 Strand Road
Conway, Hugh, 7 London Street
Coyle, Bridget, 50 Bridge Street
Diver, P., 92 Foyle Street
Doherty, Charles, 19 Abbey Street
Doherty, Sophia, 103 Foyle Street
Duffy, John, 67 Waterloo Street
Eames, Timothy, 68 Bridge Street
Gallagher, A. J., 49 Bridge Street
Gallagher, Mary, 7 Butcher Street
Gibb, John T., Linenhall Street
Gibbons, John, 33 Rossville Street
Kearney, Sarah, 84 Foyle Street
Keenan, Patrick, 2 Foyle Road
Morrin, Mary, 52 Foyle Street
McCormick, Alex., 72 Foyle Street
McCrosson, Thomas, 23 Foyle Street
McIlroy, Thos., Lorne Street
McIlwaine, George, Bridge Street (Canadian House)
McLaughlin, Joseph, 75 Foyle Street
Nugent, Mary, 5 Foyle Street
Ormsby, Spencer, 9 Duke Street
Porter, Alex., 67 Bishop Street
Rogers, John, 4 Shipquay
Solan, Patrick, 21 Foyle Street
Sweeny, D., 23 William Street

Marble and Stone Cutters

Doherty, P., Chamberlain Place
Haslett Brothers, Foyle Road
Hunter, Samuel, Waterside
Kell, Robert, William Street

Millers

Ballantine, Brothers, Waterside
Ballantine, Thomas, Ardlough
Bradley, D. & C., William Street
Christy, John, Foyle Street
Gilliland, S., & Son, Rock Mills, Strand
Newton, R. W., Waterside
Smyth, W. D. & Co., Ship Quay
Watt, David, & Co., Abbey Street
Wilson, A., & Co., Lorne Street

Music Sellers

Davis, C. B., Ferryquay Street
Graham, William, Diamond
Hamilton, Robert, Shipquay Street
Hempton, James, Shipquay Street

Newspaper Agents

Friel, John, Waterloo Street
Gailey, W., Waterloo Place
Graham, Wm., Diamond
Hamilton, Robt., Shipquay Street
Henry, Andrew, Waterside
Irvine, David, Castle Street
McDevitt, Mrs., Waterloo Street
McLeod, Mrs., Waterside
Nelis, Mrs., Hawkins Street
Nelis, Mrs., Ferryquay Street
Smith, W. H. & Son, Railway Terminus
Sutton & Co., Foyle Street

Oil and Colour Merchants
(See also Painters and Glaziers)

Foyle Rope Work Co., Shipquay Place
Galbraith, David, Strand Buildings
McCaul, J. & G., Waterloo Place and Ferryquay Street
Smith, R., & Co., Foyle Street
Thompson, Wm., & Co., Shipquay Street
Watt, Robert, Shipquay
Wray & McClintock, Waterloo Place

Painters and Glaziers

Campbell, Wm., Richmond Street
Durnin, J., Foyle Street
Johnston, Wm., Strand Road
Kerr, Wm., Longbog Street
Lennox, John, Pump Street
McCool, Charles, Shipquay Place
McIndoe, Henry, Bishop Street
Shannon, Andrew, Bishop Street
Shannon, James, Orchard Street

Pawn Brokers

Bradley, Patrick, Rossville Street
Devine, J., Long Tower
Gillespie, Miss, Bridge Street
Hannigan, Bernard, Bishop Street
Lynch, Edward, Castle Gate
McNulty, Charles, Rossville Street
McCready, Thomas, William Street
McCrossan, Patrick, Rossville Street
McCleery, Charles, Fountain Street
McGonigle, Daniel, William Street and Waterside
Reid, John, Bridge Street

Pianoforte Tuners

Cummings, T. G. (Graham's), Diamond
Davis, Charles B., Bishop Street
Floyd, Andrew, Diamond
Hunter, James, Grove Place
Kerr, Robert P., Orchard Street
McClure, J., 19 Orchard Street

Pianoforte Dealers

Davis, C. B., Bishop Street
Floyd, A., Diamond
Hunter, James, Grove Place
Kerr, Robert P., Orchard Street
McCready, Thomas, William Street

Pork and Provision Merchants

Bigger, Wm. F., Foyle Street
Lecky, Henry, Foyle Street
Steen, Bros., Foyle Street

Posting Establishments

Anderson, William, Waterside
Hegan, T. M., Imperial Hotel
Jury, Geo. J., Hotel, Foyle Street
McGinley, Joseph, Foyle Street
McGuinness, Mrs., Waterside
Perry, Henry, Linenhall Street
Roddy, Mrs., Hotel, Bishop Street
Toye, Mrs., City Hotel, Foyle Street

Printers (Letterpress)
(See also Lithographic and Copperplate Printers and Newspapers)

Colhoun, James, Pump Street
Gailey, William, Waterloo Place
Doherty, Mary Ann, Foyle Street
Hempton, James, Shipquay Street
Irvine & Emery, Castle Street
"Standard" Office, Pump Street
McCarter, Thomas, Shipquay Street
O'Neill, Francis, Foyle Street
Williamson, W., St. Columb's Court

Publicans

Adams, Archibald, Strand Road
Anderson, William, Waterside
Arnot, Thomas, Foyle Street
Babington, H., Strand Road
Begley, James, Orchard Street
Blair, Jane, Society Street
Boal, D. W., Bishop Street (without)
Boal, Robert J., Orchard Street
Boyle, Charles, Bishop Street
Boyle, John, Foyle Street
Boyle, Susan, Shipquay
Bray, Francis, Foyle Street
Browne, James M., Bennet Street
Callaghan, Patrick, Rossville Street
Campbell, Cornelius, William Street
Campbell, John, Fountain Street
Colhoun, Edward, Ferryquay Gate
Colhoun, George, Waterside
Collins, Anthony, William Street
Connor, Catherine, Strand Road
Conway, Hugh C., London Street
Coyle, Catherine, Society Street
Cullen, Hugh, Waterloo Street
Cullen, Charles, Waterside
Cuthbert, William, Ship Quay
Deeny, John, Fountain Street
Doherty, Sophia, Foyle Street
Doherty, James, Strand Road
Doherty, Cornelius, Waterloo Street
Ferris, William, Foyle Street
Gallagher, Mary, Butcher Street
Gibb, John, Linenhall Street
Gibbons, Sarah Jane, Orchard Street
Gibbons, John, Rossville Street
Gibbons, John, William Street
Gibbons, John, Lecky Road
Gillespie, Edward, Foyle Road
Gilmore, Mrs., 27 Foyle Street
Glass, Charles, Waterloo Street
Glass, James, Bishop Street
Graham, T. H., Rossville Street
Grieve, Hugh, Waterside
Grumley, Joseph, Strand Road
Hagan, Ann, Linenhall Street
Hamilton, Thomas, Waterside
Hamilton, Charles, Waterside
Hamilton, Henry L., Market Street
Hargan, John, Bishop Street
Hart, Margaret, Linenhall Street
Hegan, Thomas M., Bishop Street
Johnston & Anderson, Strand Road
Jury, George Joseph, Foyle Street
Keenan, Patrick, Foyle Road
Lennox, Samuel, Waterside
Marshall, Geo., Waterloo Street
Miles, T. & Co., Waterloo Place
Montague, John, William Street
Moore, William, Rosville Street
Moran, Thomas, Richmond Street
Morrin, J., Bishop Street (without)
Morrin, Mary, Foyle Street
Mullan, James, Waterside
Mullan, Charles, Richmond Street
Mullan, James A., Waterside
McCafferty, Michael, Lecky Road
McCarron, Patrick, Rock
McChrystal, M., Rossville Street
McClelland, John, Bishop Street
McClintock, A., Strand Road
McCloskey, M., Hogg's Folly
McCloskey, Bernard, Waterside
McCollum, Mary, Rossville Street
McCool, William, Ship Quay Place
McCormick, W. H., Market Street
McCormick, Jas., Foyle Street
McCorkell, J., Waterloo Street
McDaid, Eliza, Bishop Street
McDaid, William, Strand Road
McDevitt, Hugh, Bishop Street
McDermott, Samuel, Waterside
McDonagh, Michael, Foyle Street
McElhinney, M., Linenhall Street
McElhinney, Patrick, Waterside
McElhinney, James, Strand Road
McElroy, Thomas, Lorne Street
McFeely, James, Strand Road
McGinley, J., Foyle Street
McGinnis, Bridget, Waterside
McGinnis, Wm., Waterside
McGirr, D. T., Magazine Street
McGrath, James, Bishop Street
McGrory, John, Waterloo Street
McHutcheson, A., Magazine Street
McIlwaine, Geo., Bridge Street and John Street
McLaughlin, John, Joseph Street
McLaughlin, John, Fahan Street
McLaughlin, P., Francis Street
McLaughlin, M., Waterside
McLaughlin, Mary, Rossville Street
McLaughlin, H., Hogg's Folly
McLaughlin, P., Waterloo Street
McManus, Maria, Bridge Street
McMahon, Patrick, Foyle Street
McMonagle, P., Butcher Street
McSparron, Archibald, Waterside
Nelis, Maris, Chamberlain Place
Nelson, Archibald, John Street
Nugent, Mary, Foyle Street
Ormsby, Spencer, Waterside
O'Doherty, W. G., Bishop Street
O'Donnell, Patrick, Rock
O'Donnell, John, William Street
O'Donnell, H., Shipquay Street
O'Donnell, Sarah, Ship Quay
O'Hanlon, J., William Street
O'Kane, Bernard, Waterloo Street
O'Kane, John, Rossville Street
O'Kane, Michael, William Street
O'Kane, P. & Co., Foyle Street
O'Neill, Felix, Bridge Street
Quigley, Bernard, William Street
Roddy, M. A., Bishop Street
Rogers, John, Ship Quay
Solan, Patrick, Foyle Street
Sheal, Edward, Lecky Road
Smith, Peter, Bishop Street
Smyth, A., Waterside
Stevenson, Samuel, Sackville Street
Stewart, Jas. A., Great James Street
Stewart, Jas., Great James Street
Thompson, J. & Son, Waterloo Place
Todd, Richard, Rossville Street
Toye, Anna Maude, Foyle Street
Walker, David, Waterside
Ward, Michael, Rossville Street
Wardlaw, Elizabeth, Foyle Street
Wiley, John, Strand Road
Young, James, Foyle Street

Porter and Ale Bottling Stores

Babbington, Humphrey, Strand
Campbell, J., Fountain Street
Cunningham, J. & R., Butcher Street
Ferris, William, Foyle Street
Gilliland, Saml. and Son, Shipquay Street
Hamilton, Thomas, Waterside
Hamilton, Charles, Waterside
Johnston & Anderson, Strand Road
Martin, James, Bridge Street
Miles, Thomas, & Co., Waterloo Place
Mullan, James, Waterside
McClintock, Andrew, Strand Road
McClelland, John, Bishop Street
McGrath, J., Bishop Street
McLaughlin, John, Butcher's Gate
O'Hanlon & Co., Bishop Street
O'Neill, Charles, Foyle Street
Osborne & Patton, Shipquay Street
Thompson, James and Waterloo Place
White, Thomas, Waterside

Rope Manufacturers

Foyle Rope Work Co., Shipquay Place
McCarron, M., Foyle Street
Watt, Robert, Ship Quay

Sail Makers

Aitkin, Thomas, Ship Quay
Foyle Rope Work Co., Shipquay Place

Saddlers and Harness Makers

Connell, Joseph, Ferryquay Street
Doherty, George, William Street
Dixon, William, Waterloo Street
Ewing, John, Diamond
Johnston, Robert, Butcher Street
McCay, Thomas, Waterside
Mehaffy, James, Foyle Street
Pews, Samuel, Waterside

Seedsmen and Florists

Goodman, Alban, Abercorn Road
Rodger, P. T., Shipquay Street
Thompson, Wm. & Co., Shipquay Street
Walker, Henry, Diamond

Servants' Registry Offices

Gallagher, Miss, Diamond
Glacken, Mrs., Bishop Street
Gordon, Mrs., Pump Street
Nelis, Mrs., Ferryquay Street
Stewart, Miss, Great James Street
Wallace, Mrs., Pump Street

Ship Brokers

Beresford & Co., Ship Quay
Donnell, Wm., Ship Quay
Ellis, Philip, Ship Quay
McDevitte, John, & Co., Ship Quay
McClelland, John, Widow's Row

Sewing Machine Makers

Huskie, R. G., Ferryquay Street
McClosky, James, Chamberlain Place
Singer & Company, 1 Carlisle Road

Shirt Manufacturers

Arthur & Co., William Street
Galbraith, Simpson and Co., Bridge Street
Gibson, Thomas, Rossville Street
Gibson, Robt. & Ben., William Street
Grant, Alex., Son & Co., Carlisle Road
Grant, Somerville & Co., Prince Arthur Street
Kennedy and Grieve, Great James Street
McIntyre, Hogg & Co., Queen Street
Muir, R. S. & Co., Clarendon Street
Muirhead, J. C., Orchard Street
Rainger, John, & Co., Magazine Street
Sinclair, Robt., & Co., Abercorn Road
Stewart, Miss, Great James Street
Thompson, Jas. K., Great James Street
Tillie & Henderson, Foyle Road
Welch, Margetson & Co., Carlisle Road

Stationers and Booksellers

Gailey, William, Waterloo Place
Hamilton, Miss, Shipquay Street
Hempton, James, Shipquay Street
Graham, William, Diamond
Irvine, David, Castle Street
Montgomery, James, Bishop Street
Nelis, Mrs., Hawkins Road
Nelis, Mrs., Ferryquay Street
O'Neill, F., Foyle Street

Steamboat Agents

Allan, Brothers (Canadian), Foyle Street
Carnduff, A. G. (Anchor Line), Foyle Street
Jackson, W. A. (Liverpool), Steamboat Quay
McCrea and McFarland (Lough Swilly), Foyle Street
Livingstone, D. (G. and J. Burns, Glasgow), Steamboat Quay
McNeill, James and Co. (Glasgow and Londonderry), Steamboat Quay
McNeill, Andrew (State Line), Foyle Street
Steel and McCaskill (Steam Towing Company and River Steamers), Ship Quay

Steam Saw Millers

McCarter, J., Foyle Street
McClelland, Matthew, Strand
McElwee, Alexander, Strand

Tailors (Merchant)

Bryan & Co., Shipquay Street
Campbell & Millen, Bishop Street
Colhoun, A., & Co., Shipquay Street
Gallagher, John, & Co., Diamond
Hall, James H., Castle Street
Hastings, Robert, Diamond
Irvine & Co., Ferryquay Street
McVicker, R. & A., Shipquay Street
Mulholland & Co., Bishop Street
McElhinney, S. & Co., Bishop Street
Pettie, A., Princes Street
Pollock, J. J., & Co., Ferryquay Street
Talbot & Co., Ferryquay Street
Walker, James, Ferryquay Gate

Tanners and Curriers

Davenport, Edward, William Street
Foster, W. J., Little James Street
McCarter, W. & Son, Waterside
McCarter, G. & W., Foyle Road

Timber Merchants

Cooke, J. & J., Strand
McCorkell, Wm., & Co., Strand
McClelland, M., Strand (and Saw Mills)
McElwee, Alex., Strand (and Saw Mills)
McCarter, John, Foyle Street (and Saw Mills)

Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers

Doherty & Co., Ferryquay Street
Friel, Edward, Shipquay Place
Holmes, Wm. & Co., Sackville Street
Porter, David, & Co., Magazine Street
Reid, Orr & Co., Richmond Street
Stevenson, Ramsay & Co., Shipquay Street

Truss and Surgical Instrument Maker

Bell, Samuel, Bishop Street

Turners

McDermott, Wm., Waterloo Street
McDermott, John, Waterloo Street
McCarter, John, Foyle Street
McElwee, Alexander, Strand

Underclothing (Ladies) Manufacturers

Galbraith, Simpson, & Co., Bridge Street
Hazlett, Mrs., Ferryquay Street
McIntyre, Hogg & Co., Queen Street
Munt, Brown & Co., Lorne Street
Stewart, Miss, Great James Street
Tillie & Henderson, Foyle Road

Watch and Clock Makers

Andrews, Wm., Shipquay Street
Duncan, James, Waterloo Place
Foubister, John, Society Street
Minniece, J. A., Shipquay Street
Patterson, Robert, Richmond Street
Ramsay, Andrew, Ferryquay Street
Steel, Wm., Waterloo Street
Williams, Joseph, Shipquay Street

Watch and Clock Retailers

Bredin, Samuel, Ferryquay Street
Cooke, John & Co., Waterloo Place
Harvey, Francis, Diamond
Harvey, D., Ferryquay Street
McDonough, Charles, Bishop Street
Wallace, George, Strand Buildings

Wig Makers

McCay, Archibald, Richmond Street
Watson, Thomas, Shipquay Gate

Wine and Spirit Merchants

Black, Alex., Strand
Carson, James, Linenhall Street
Ferris, William, Foyle Street
Gilliland, S. & Son, Shipquay Street
Harvey, James, Magazine Street
Miles, Thomas, & Co., Waterloo Place
McGirr, David T., Magazine Street
McLaughlin, John, Fahan Street
Osborne & Patton, Shipquay Street
O'Neill, Charles, Foyle Street
O'Hanlon & Co., Bishop Street
O'Kane, P., Foyle Street
Smith & McSparron, Foyle Street
Smyth, David M., Waterloo Place
Thompson, J. & Son, Waterloo Place
Watt, A. A., & Co., Shipquay Street
Walker, Samuel, Magazine Street

Woollen Drapers and Clothiers

Barnhill, Robert, Ferryquay Street
Bryan & Co., Shipquay Street
Colhoun, A. & Co., Shipquay Street
Cunningham, J. A., Waterside
Campbell & Millen, Bishop Street
Clarke, Joseph, Waterside
Clarke, Bartley, Waterside
Cooper, Mrs., Diamond
Friel, Edward, Butcher Street
Gallagher, John & Co., Diamond
Hastings, Robert, Diamond
Henderson, S., & Co., Shipquay Street
Henderson, C., & Co., Strand
Hegarty, James, Diamond
Irvine & Co., Ferryquay Street
McElhinney, S. & Co., Bishop Street
McVicker, R. & A., Shipquay Street
McNeely, Robert, Bishop Street
Mulholland & Co., Bishop Street
Pollock, J. J., & Co., Ferryquay Street
Rea, Brothers, Ferryquay Street
Reid, Andrew, Bishop Street
Talbot & Co., Ferryquay Street
Walker, James, Ferryquay Gate

LOUGHBRICKLAND

Is a small post town in County Down, situated on the road from Newry to Banbridge, within three miles of the latter, and on the lake from which its name is derived, which is said to have obtained its appellation from the speckled fish with which it formerly abounded. The town consists of one principal and two smaller streets. The Parish Church of Aghaderg is rather a handsome structure, having a square tower surmounted by an octagonal spire: it stands in the centre of the town, and opposite to it is a Roman Catholic Chapel. A Presbyterian Church and a Chapel each for Covenanters and Wesleyan Methodists are the other places of worship. There are national and parochial schools for gratuitous instruction. Fairs are held on the third Tuesday in each month.

Post Office - Miss O'Flaherty, postmistress

Places of Worship

Church of Ireland, Aghaderg - Rev. Jeffrey Lefroy, D.D., dean of Dromore, rector: Rev B. Best, curate.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. A. C. Buchanan
Covenanters' Church - Rev. F. Hurst
Wesleyan Methodist Church - Ministers various
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. J. McConville, P.P.; Rev. M. McConville, C.C.

Public Institutions

Glebe School - J. Breen and Mrs. Breen, teachers
National Schools - John McAnally, teacher
Police Station - Owen Maguire, acting constable

Clergy, Gentry, etc.

Best, Rev. Benjamin, curate
Buchanan, Rev. Alexander C.
Hurst, Rev. Frazer, Covenanting minister
Johnston, Miss Anne
Lefroy, Rev. Jeffrey, Dean of Dromore, Glebe
Miller, Thomas, C.E.
Miller, Robert
McConville, Rev. John, P.P.
McConville, Rev. Michael, C.C.
McKain, John, M.D., dispensary doctor of Loughbrickland and Derrydrummock
Simms, Rev. Samuel
Whyte, John Joseph, J.P., D.L., Coolnacron

Traders, etc.

Brown, James,. carpenter
Campbell, Robert, flax dresser, scutch mill
Campbell, Robert, corn miller
Clugston, Robert, grocer
Coghlan, Patrick, ex-R.I.C.
Connelly, Susan, grocer
Cromie, David, flax dresser, etc., scutch mill
Gray, William, grocer
Lyons, Joseph, tailor
Miskimmons, George, blacksmith
Murnaghan, Felix, builder, etc.
McGuinness, Daniel, boot and shoe maker
McKay, James, ex-R.I.C.
McLoughlin, James, boot and shoe maker
O'Flaherty, Miss, postmistress, publican & grocer
O'Hare, Mary, publican
Ruddock, Joseph, boot and shoe maker
Senior, Thomas, draper and grocer
Shaw, Mary, grocer
Simpson, William, ex-R.I.C.
Wallace, Hugh, flax dresser scutch mill
Wallace, Hugh, publican
Watt, David, corn miller
White, Eliza, grocer
White, Thomas, draper and grocer
Woods, Catherine, general dealer

LURGAN

Is a flourishing manufacturing town in the County Armagh. It is situated twenty miles S.W. from Belfast, on the line of the Great Northern Railway, and about one and a half miles from Lough Neagh. Brownlow House, the home residence of the Right Hon. Lord Lurgan, K.P. (lord of the manor), is a splendid castle, fronted on the east by a large and beautiful lake, and surrounded by a great enclosed plantation which extends along the whole north-eastern side of the town. To this demesne there are several entrances, the principal being an elegant lodge, which stands near to the centre of the town, between High Street and Market Street. Generally speaking, the architectural character of Lurgan is plain, but fashionable. The greater portion of the town has been tastefully rebuilt within recent years, and though the houses are only two storeys high from the level of the street, there are commonly cellars beneath. Lurgan is the first town of the County Armagh in population and commercial resources, and it is a very important legal centre as well. The General Quarter Sessions of the county are held there, and the large Petty Sessions district - which extends from the Moyntagh shores of Lough Neagh to several miles into the County Down - affords ample business for that court, which is held on the first and third Tuesday in each month. The manufacture of cambric handkerchiefs and damask goods is the staple trade of Lurgan, and the country and villages surrounding, and to the success and skill of the inhabitants in the production of these fabrics may be attributed the rapid progress of the town. In 1831, the population of Lurgan was 3,760 ; it is now above 12,000. The annual valuation of rateable property was then £5,578. It is now £17,000. The accumulation of private wealth must have been more than treble that of public, as a large number of manufacturers have, in the same period amassed princely fortunes. Among the principal depots of public industry in Lurgan are the extensive power loom factories of James Malcolm, Esq., J.P., and Messrs. James Macoun & Co.; and the winding factories of Messrs. John Ross & Co., Richardson, Sons & Owden, Limited, James Glass & Co., and James Clendenning ; and the stitching factory of the Lurgan Hemming and Veining Co. The Belfast, Northern and Ulster Banks have each a branch in operation there. The Parish Church, a large edifice in Gothic architecture, occupies a commanding site in the centre of the town. There are also commodious houses of worship for Presbyterians, Wesleyans, and Primitive Methodists, the Society of Friends, and Roman Catholics. There are, besides Lurgan College and the Model School, a good number of National Schools available for instruction, two of these being in immediate connection with St. Peter's Church and St. Joseph's Convent. The municipal affairs of Lurgan are managed by a Board of fifteen Commissioners, incorporated under the Towns Improvement Act of 1854. The Mechanics' Institute is a handsome structure, situated at the corner of Market Street and Union Street. The Library is open in the evenings of Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from seven till nine o'clock. President - The Right Hon. Lord Lurgan, K.P.; Vice President - Francis Watson, Esq., J.P.; Trustees - Lord Lurgan, John Waite Greer, J.P., John Hancock, J.P., and Francis Watson, J.P., Hon. Secretary - Frederick W. Magahan. There is a building at the back of and adjoining the Institute, known as the New Town Hall, containing lecture hall, with platform at end with footlights, Town Commissioners' office, and a room occupied by the Masonic Body. There is a well supplied market held in Lurgan every Thursday, and fairs monthly and twice a year.

Town Commissioners - John Hancock, J.P., chairman ; James Malcolm, J.P.; John J. Bell, John Johnston, Joseph Cordner; William Baird, Robert Mathers, Thomas Reburn, William Mahaffy, William Crawford, John Black, George R. Carrick, Samuel McCullagh, E. J. Parkinson and John W. Olpherts, M.D. Board meets first Monday in each month at twelve o'clock. Officers, Thomas Lutton, Town Clerk ; W. J. O'Neill, C.E., Town Surveyor ; Sanitary Officer, Dr. Russell ; Consulting Sanitary Officer, Dr. Shaw ; sanitary sub-officer, Alexander Martin, Town Constable
Lord Lurgan's Office - John Hancock, J.P., agent and receiver ; W. J. Fleming, bookkeeper
Stamp Office - Fred. W. Maghan, Clerk of Petty Sessions

Places of Worship

Parish Church, Church Place - Rev. Theophilus Campbell, D.D., rector ; Rev. A. J. Moore, curate ; C. H. Poole, organist ; J. W. Greer, J.P., R. Mathers, and J. J. Bell, parochial nominators ; James Malcolm, J.P., and Courtney Johnston, church wardens
First Presbyterian Church, High Street - Rev. Lowry E. Berkeley
Second Presbyterian Church, Hill Street - Rev. C. W. Kennedy
Wesleyan Church, High Street - Revs. J. W. Jones and R. Cole
Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Queen Street - Rev. J. Carson
Friends' Meeting House, Queen Street
Roman Catholic Chapel, North Street - Revs. James McKenna, P.P. ; James O'Hare, C.C.; and P. P. Campbell, C.C.

Public Institutions

Lurgan College - This splendid school (under Watt's endowment) stands on the Lough Neagh Road. Head Master, W. T. Kirkpatrick, M.A.; trustees, J. Hancock, J.P.; J. W. Greer, J.P.; and James Anderson
Hill Street National School - Patron, Rev. C. W. Kennedy ; teacher, Mrs. Nicholson
Free School, North Street - Patron, Rev. Dr. Campbell ; teachers, R. Howell and Ann Anderson
St. Peter's National School, North Street - Patron, Rev. J. McKenna ; teacher, F. McCarthy
Model School - Head Master, Alexander Greer, first assistant, W. J. Keatley ; second assistant, John Rainey ; head mistress, girls' school, Elizabeth Collins ; first assistant, Julia Greer ; second assistant, Rachel McClatchy.  Head Mistress, infants' school, Ellen Gray ; first assistant, M. J. Brown ; second assistant, Elizabeth Canavan
Lurgan National School, High Street - Patron, Rev. L. E. Berkeley ; teachers, W. Gibson and Miss Steele
Banks - Belfast, High Street - E. Harper, manager; Northern, High Street - H. Megarry, manager ; Ulster, Market Street - J. Dill, manager ; Lurgan Loan Bank, Hill Street - W. Baird, proprietor
Gas Works, William Street - T. Tollentine, manager ; W. Baird, secretary. Board of directors meet on the first Monday in each month.
Railway Station, William Street - J. Wilkinson, station master ; Joseph McCoubrey, ticket clerk
Mechanics' Institute, Market Street - President, Lord Lurgan ; secretary, Fred. W. Magahan ; librarian, George Godfrey. Reading Room open from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m., every day in the week except Sunday
Union Workhouse - Clerk, James Donaldson ; master, Robert Taylor ; matron, S. Anderson ; school master, John Scilley; school mistress, E. Cairns; porter, James Johnston; medical officer, Dr. Shaw. Board of guardians meet every Thursday at eleven o'clock
Court House - This is a very commodious building in William Street, recently erected by the County Armagh at a cost of £4,000. Mrs. Malone, caretaker
Bridewell, William Street - ? Sheppard, keeper
Constabulary Station - There are three constabulary stations in Lurgan, the principal being situated in Union Street, and the others in Queen Street and Edward Street. They are occupied by a force of about twenty men, commanded by Head Constable, Henderson, and Constables Smith, Doherty and Edwards.

Nobility, Gentry and Professional

Agnew, Samuel, M.D., and surgeon, Market Street
Bell, Samuel A., J.P., Bellview House
Bell, William, Bellview House
Berkeley, Rev. L. E., High Street
Black, John, Hill Street
Blood, Mrs., Market Street
Brown, Mrs., Queen Street
Brown, Mrs., Friends' Terrace
Campbell, Rev. Theophilus, D.D., The Rectory
Campbell, Rev. Peter Paul, C.C., North Street
Carson, Rev. James, minister, High Street
Cole, Rev. Richard, Hill Street
Cuppage, Mrs., Silverwood
Douglas, Charles, D.L., Grace Hall
Fforde, James, J.P., Raughlan
Greer, Henry, North Street
Greer, J. W., J.P., Woodville
Greer, George, B.L., Woodville
Greer, William, Wilderness
Hancock, John, jun., Manor House
Harper, James, High Street
Hazlett, George, solicitor, Florence Villa
Jones, Rev. J. W., Hill Street
Kennedy, Rev. C. W., Hill Street
Lurgan, Lord, K.P., Brownlow House
Lurgan, Lady, Brownlow House
Malcolm, James, J.P., manufacturer, High Street
Moore, Rev. A. J., North Street
Moore, W. H. D., solicitor, High Street
Morris, Misses, Market Street
Morris, Robert, solicitor, High Street
McCabe, Edward, William Street
McCorry, Peter, M.D., and surgeon, High Street
McKenna, Rev. James, P.P., North Street
McQuillan, Henry, Union Street
O'Hare, Rev. James, C.C., North Street
Olpherts, J. W., M.D. and surgeon, High Street
Ross, Mrs., High Street
Russell, P. C., M.D., High Street
Shaw, Wm., M.D. and surgeon, Market Street
Tracy, T. D., solicitor, Market Street
Ussher, James, solicitor, William Street
Waring, Major, J.P., Waringstown
Watson, Francis, J.P., Lakeview
Watson, Joseph, Lakeview
Watson, Hugh, Stromore House

Traders, etc.

Allen & Johnston, cambric manufacturers, William Street
Allen, Jas., damask machine maker, William Street
Anderson, Robert, clerk, Union Street
Anderson, Mrs., milliner, High Street
Anderson, Wm., cabinet maker, North Street
Anderson, George, seedsman, Market Street
Anderson, Robert, tailor, Edward Street
Anderson, James, yarn merchant, Church Place
Arbuckle, James G., draper, Market Street
Archer, John, builder, Hill Street
Archer, Thomas, builder, North Street
Armstrong & Mathers, woollen drapers, haberdashers and silk merchants, Market Street
Baird, William, banker, Hill Street
Bannister, John, farmer, Shankill
Bell, John J., druggist, High Street
Bell, T., & Co., manufacturers, Bellview
Berwick, James, baker, Queen Street
Black, Thomas, boot and shoe manufacturers, and agent for the Belfast News Letter and Weekly News, Church Place
Black, Hugh, shoe maker, Castle Lane
Blaney, James, publican, Church Place
Boyce, Samuel, damask machine maker, William Street
Bray, William D., veterinary surgeon, William Street
Brady, Bernard, tailor, Edward Street
Brennian, W. H. N., law clerk, Queen Street
Bradshaw, James, shuttle maker, Edward Street
Bratty, John, delph merchant, Church Place
Brown, John S., damask manufacturer, Queen Street
Brown, Mrs., grocer, Queen Street
Bullock, William, yarn merchant, William Street
Bullock, John, shuttle maker, Queen Street
Byrne, John, Lurgan Arms Hotel, Church Place
Byrne, C., Railway Hotel, William Street
Campbell, James, grocer, Market Street
Campbell, Joseph, grocer and publican, Church Place
Capper, Joseph, grocer, Union Street
Carrick, George R., merchant, High Street
Carter, William, auctioneer, Middle Row
Caulfield, George, furniture dealer, High Street
Cherry, Andrew, auctioneer, Market Street
Chapman, John, coach builder, High Street
Clarke, Thomas, butcher, Market Street
Clendinning, James, manufacturer, High Street
Cooper, John, hardware dealer, Market Street
Corner & Gilbert, cambric manufacturers, Edward Street
Corner, Moses, manufacturer, Union Street
Coulter, Calvert, clerk, Friends' Terrace
Craig, Robert, grocer, Edward Street
Crawford, William, aerated water maker, Queen Street
Crozier, George, card cutter, Queen Street
Cumberton, John, butcher, Market Street
Cummings, James, clerk, Queen Street
Cullernan, Bernard, draper, Market Street
Dickson, William, grocer, North Street
Dill, John, Ulster Bank, Market Street
Donaldson, James, clerk of union, Hill Street
Donnelly, Andrew, lodging house keeper, High Street
Donnelly, Arthur, merchant, Church Place
Dowey, James, grocer, William Street
Downey, Edward, publican, Church Place
Douglas, Wm. & Sons, manufacturers, William Street
Doak, William, manufacturer, Union Street
Duke, William, shuttle maker, High Street
Duffy, Peter, publican, Market Street
Duffy, James, baker, Castle Lane
Ellis, W. J., weigh master, Church Place
Evans, David, scripture reader, Wynne Terrace
Fairfield, John, clerk, Avenue Road
Ferguson, Robert, grocer, Market Street
Finch, James, baker and grocer, North Street
Fitzpatrick, J., saddler, William Street
Fleming, W. J., clerk, Hill Street
Fleming, John, publican, grocer and news agent, Market Street
Gaddis, George, painter, Church Place
Gallagher, James, smith, Castle Lane
Gallagher, Bros., drapers, Market Street
Gamble, Thompson, pawn brokers, William Street
Gilchrist, John, draper, Market Street
Gould, Richard, designer, Hill Street
Grace, William, publican, Church Place
Gracey, Halliday, grocer, Church Place
Graham, Thomas, printer, William Street
Greer, Alexander, head master, Model School
Glass, John, coach builder and smith, High Street
Greer, James D., farmer, Greer's Court
Green, Mrs., teacher, North Street
Guthrie, Nat., grocer, Edward Street
Hall, James L., grocer, Market Street
Hanna, John, clerk,. Frederick Place
Hanna, Wm., cabinet maker, Watson's Lane
Hanna, Wm., property owner, Union Street
Hand, Wm., spirit grocer, William Street
Harbison, John, manufacturer, Market Street
Harrison, Bros., manufacturers, Market Street
Harkin, Chas., mason, William Street
Hazelton, Hamilton, publican, Edward Street
Halliday, Edward, grocer, Market Street
Hughes, John, butcher, Church Place
Irwin & Co., druggists, etc., Church Place
Johnston & Allen, yarn merchants, High Street
Johnston, W. & Co., tobacco manufacturers, Union Street
Johnston, James, brewer, Market Street
Kennedy, Wm., clothes dealer, Church Place
Kennedy, James, baker and grocer, High Street
Kearns, Hugh, publican, Queen Street
Knox, Thomas, cutler, Church Place
Lawson, Alex., manufacturer, Queen Street
Lavery, Miss, spirit dealer, Edward Street
Lavery, Johnston, grocer, Queen Street
Lilburn, Joseph, excise officer, Hill Street
Lindsay, Mrs., post-office, Market Street
Lindsay, James, grocer, Edward Street
Long, John, plumber and gas fitter, William Street
Lockhart, John J., manufacturer, High Street
Livingstone, R., yarn merchant, Hoophill
Lonsdale, Wm., carpenter, Union Street
Lutton, Alex. A., manufacturer, William Street
Lutton, Thos., town clerk, Union Street
Macoun, Jas. & Co., power loom factory, North Street
Magahan, Fred. W., clerk of Petty Sessions, Hill Street
Magee, Charles, publican and butcher, High Street
Magee, Thos. H., damask manufacturer, Queen Street
Mahaffy, John B., shoe merchant, news agent, High Street
Mahaffy, Wm., shoe maker, High Street
Mahaffy, John, shoe maker, Watson's Lane
Mahaffy, Thomas, shoe maker, Edward Street
Mahaffy, Samuel, caretaker, Orange Hall
Malcolm, Jas., J.P., power loom factory, Queen Street
Malcolmson, David, merchant, Market Street
Malloy, John, clerk, William Street
Martin, Wm. J., carpenter, Clara Street
Martin, Thomas, clerk, Brown Street
Mathers, Robert, & Co., merchants, Market Street
Matthews, Thomas, grocer, Edward Street
Maxwell, John, clerk, Queen Street
Maxwell, Wm., manufacturer, Union Street
Megahy, Mrs., servants' registry office, 130 Edward Street
Megarry, H., manager, Northern Bank, High Street
Midgley, James, & Sons, reed makers, William Street
Moffett, Thos., shoe maker, William Street
Moffett, Miss, Brownlow Arms Hotel, Market Street
Molloy, Miss, grocer, North Street
Monroe, James H., manufacturer, High Street
Montgomery, Wm., coach maker, Rooney's Court
Moore, Dunlop, pawn broker, High Street
Morrison, Thos., grocer, High Street
Murchie, Archibald, tailor and clothier, High Street
Murray, Daniel, delf and waste merchant, High Street
Murphy, Joseph, yarn merchant, William Street
McBride, S. & W., manufacturers, William Street
McCann, Murtagh, carpenter, William Street
McCann, Patrick, watch maker, Church Place
McCarrison, Thomas, baker, Edward Street
McCarron & Reilly, spirit dealers, William Street
McCaughey, James, manufacturer, Church Place
McCauley, William R., wood turner, Queen Street
McCusker & Murphy, drapers, Market Street
McClure, W. W., merchant, High Street
McConnell, Robert, builder, North Street
McConville, Thomas, manufacturer, High Street
McClimond, John & Sons, bakers, High Street
McCullagh, Samuel, manufacturer, High Street
McKane, Robert, draper, Church Place
McKee, Alex., leather merchant, Market Street
McKinstry, John, publican, Church Place
McGeown, Patrick, publican, Church Place
McGuigan, Bernard, butcher, Church Place
McMullan, Robert, manufacturer, Union Street
McNally, John, factory manager, Queen Street
McShane, Hugh, grocer, North Street
Nelson, Wm. R., manufacturer, High Street
Nelson, Wm., grocer and publican, Market Street
Nelson, Robert, smith, Church Place
Nicholson, Wm., grocer, Church Place
Northern Fire and Life Insurance Office - Agent, A. A. Lutton, cambric manufacturer, William Street
O'Brien, Mrs., Commercial Hotel, Church Place
O'Callaghan, James, grocer, Church Place
O'Hare, James, tinsmith, Castle Lane
Olliver, David, grocer, Hill Street
O'Neill, Wm. J., C.E., town surveyor, Church Place
O'Neill, James, victualler, Middle Row
Parks, Joseph, dealer, William Street
Parkinson, Edwd. J., manufacturer, Edward Street
Parrott, W. E., grocer, Edward Street
Patterson, White, & Co., yarn merchants, William Street
Pedlow, Robert, clerk, William Street
Pelan, Samuel, publican, Edward Street
Pelan, John, builder, William Street
Phenix, Moses, grocer, Union Street
Phenix, Thos., manufacturer, Ulster Street
Plenderleith, Peter, clothier, Market Street
Pollock, George, music teacher, High Street
Potts, Thos., clog maker, Market Street
Preston, Smyth & Co., manufacturers, Union Street
Quinn, John, clerk, Queen Street
Reburn & Co., drapers. Arcade, Market Street
Reynolds, Edward, saddler, High Street
Richardson, Sons, & Owden, Limited, manufacturers, William Street
Ridgway, Wm., shoe maker, Market Street
Robertson, Joseph B., stitching factory, Union Street
Robinson, John, painter, Market Street
Robinson, James, painter, William Street
Rocks, Bernard, tailor, Edward Street
Ross, John & Co., manufacturers, High Street
Ruddell, David, property owner, Hill Street
Ruddell, Thomas, farmer, Queen Street
Russell, Thomas E., clerk, North Street
Sampson, W. J., railway official, Friend's Terrace
Sandes, Robert, house, land and insurance agent, High Street
Sheppard, Robert H., manufacturer, William Street
Singleton, Thomas, clog maker, Market Street
Smyth, Alexander, publican, Church Street
Smyth, Maria, publican, Edward Street
Stevenson, Robert, grocer, Union Street
Stewart, Wm. & Sons, manufacturers, William Street
Stothers, Thomas, grocer, Union Street
Sullivan, William, grocer, Queen Street
Sweeney, Patrick, builder, Edward Street
Tallon, Thomas, saddler, Church Place
Taylor, James, merchant. Market Street
Taylor, S., baker, Edward Street
Thompson, George, pattern painter, Queen Street
Thompson, Robert, auctioneer, William Street
Thompson, Robert, confectioner, etc., High Street
Thompson, John, reed maker, Church Place
Thompson, James, farmer, Knocknashane
Thompson, W. J., reed maker, North Street
Toner, Michael, grocer, North Street
Toner, Bernard, draper, Market Street
Turkington, George, baker, Church Place
Turkington, Samuel, cabinet maker, William Street
Turkington, Wm., baker and grocer, High Street
Vance, John, grocer, Queen Street
Waite, John, publican, Market Street
Wake, John G., fowl dealer, Queen Street
Walsh, Patrick, carpenter, Union Street
Ward, George, publican, Edward Street
Watson, Robt., & Sons, manufacturers, Queen Street
Watson, James, merchant, Market Street
Watson, Walter, auctioneer, etc., Market Street
Watson, Misses, High Street
Wells, James, grocer, Union Street
White, Samuel, printer, stationer, High Street
Wilkinson, James, station master, William Street
Williams, Thomas, farmer, Shankill
Williamson, Wm., clerk, Hill Street
Woods, Miss, draper, Market Street
Woods, Arthur, plasterer, Castle Lane
Wright, Misses, dress makers, Queen Street
Young, S. & W., spirit merchants, Market Street
Young, John, printer, stationer, and proprietor Lurgan Weekly News, High Street
Young, Mrs., dress maker, High Street
Young, James, painter, Edward Street