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1852 Belfast / Ulster Street Directory

1805 - 1806 - 1807 - 1808 - 1819 - 1843 - 1852 - 1861 - 1877* - 1880 - 1901* - 1907 - 1910*  street directories
1913 Tel. directory
Belfast Streets Section only *

 

 BELFAST STREET DIRECTORY
CONTAINING

THE NAMES OF ALL INHABITANTS WHOSE HOUSES ARE VALUED ABOVE SIX POUNDS

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in red you will see listed several entries - these are the 'little people' those that weren't important enough to be listed, for most of us
these are our ancestors

     Note:- It is necessary to explain, that the principal streets of Belfast are numbered by taking the houses on both sides alternately, and not consecutively, on each side.  Thus, in these streets, No. 1 is the first house on the right side, No. 2 the first house on the left side, and so on to the opposite extremity of the street.

Abbey Street, Peter's Hill

   1. George Jamieson, night constable
   2. Valentine McGibbon, publican
       Several small houses

Abbotsford Place
Lower End of York Street

   1. Robt. S. Lepper, proprietor of cotton spinning mills, New Lodge Road
   2. Mrs. McDonnell
   3. Abraham Bell, ship agent
   4. Robert Mackenzie, merchant
   5. Samuel Woolsey, flax merchant
   6. Edmund Getty, Secretary Harbour Commissioners

Academy Street
from 61 Donegall Street to 83 Great Patrick Street

       J. Walker, confectioner, hall door
   1. Mrs. Orr, servants' registry office
   3. Sampson Kennedy, clerk post office
   5. Thomas Bruce, gas fitter
   7. Dr. Robert Bryce, surgery
   9. William Ross's seminary
 11. Fraser, Tanner & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers
 13. Mrs. Lorimer, grocer
 15. S. McCabe, carver and gilder
 17. E. McCune, milliner
 19. Mrs. Holmes
 21. John Richardson, clerk post office
 23. Bridget Morris, clothes dealer
 25. Charles Tumbelty, tailor
 27. St. Anne's Parochial School; Mr. Robinson, master; Mrs. Morrow, mistress
 29. Andrew Macartney, gilder
 31. Benjamin Alcorn, loom and general carpenter
 33. Edward Walsh, plasterer
     [Academy Court
 35. Samuel Adams, sailor
 37. Dr. Warren
  "   House and shop vacant
     [ Robert Street
39, 41. John McKenna, grocer and spirit merchant
 43. John Armstrong, painter
 45. John Fulton, provision merchants
47, 49. McClinton & Thomson, chandlers
51, 53. Vacant
 55. Letham, Blyth and Letham, muslin manufacturers
 57. John Briggs, plain and ornamental painter and decorator
57½. Miss Kane, milliner
 59. John Cuddy, spirit store
       Joseph McBride, sewed muslin manufacturer
     [Green Street
 61. H. Clements, dress maker
 63. David Nesbit, designer and lithographer
 65. J. Millar, dress maker
 67. John Stewart, shoe maker
 69. James Smylie, tailor
71, 73. Pat. Coleman, spirit merchant
     [Little Edward Street
 75. Miss Sharkey, dress maker
  "   Mathew Scott, brick layer
 77. Gawn Robb, sea captain
 79. Alex Rutherford, cabinet maker
 81. Bernard Mariner, lodging house
 83. Wm. Hamilton's hall door
     [Great Patrick Street
 50. Mrs. Bruce, provision dealer
     [Brown's Row
46, 48. Thomas Shields, pawn broker
 44. Baptist Chapel
 42. Rev. Mr. Eccles, Baptist minister
 40. Alexander Johnston, painter
 38. Francis Kean, carver
  "    A. Kean, milliner
 36. Vacant
 34. Stephen Ryan, sailor
 32. James McDonnell, sawyer
 30. Vacant
     [Curtis Street
 28. J. Caldwell, muslin manufacturer
 26. J. and W. Gamble, mill owners
22, 24. Samuel McConnell, provision merchant
18, 20. Vacant
 16. James Hutcheson & Co., muslin manufacturers
 14. Samuel McMillen, tow merchant
 12. H. Morrison, tailor
 10. Dr. Gooden
   8. Jas. Dowling, provision merchant
   6. Vacant
   1. Belfast Academy, Rev. Dr. Bryce, Principal

Academy Court
off 33 Academy Street

   5. John Graham, chimney sweep
       Five small houses

Adelaide Place
from Donegall Square South to Franklin Place

   1. F. D. Finlay, proprietor of Northern Whig
   2. Charles Fiers, gentleman
   3. Colonel Brough, assistant adjutant General
   4. Mrs. Montgomery
   "   Rev. R. Knox, Presbyterian minister
   "   William McNeill, of Ireland and McNeill's, corn market
   5. John Aickin, surgeon
   6. Mrs. Campbell
   7. Mrs. Craufurd's school

Albert Place
Donegall Pass

   1. James Aiken, merchant, 6 York Street
   2. James Blain, damask manufacturer, Corry's Crescent
   3. Mrs. Jamison
   4. Charles Finlay, tea merchant, 5 Waring Street
   5. Vacant
   6. Henry Dickson, wine, spirit, flax and corn merchant, Victoria Street

Albert Square
(formerly Donegall Quay)
foot of Waring Street
North side

   1. John Harrison, merchant; residence, Mertoun, Holywood
   3. Robert Grogan, bonded warehouse; residence, 19 Dock Street
   9. Jasper Macauley & Co., merchants, brokers and commission agents; residence, 15 College Street South
 11. John Gaussen & Co., merchants; residence, 6 Victoria Place
 13. Wm. C. Heron & Co., merchants; residence, Maryfield, County Down
 15. T. G. Folingsby & Co., commission merchants, ship and insurance agents; T. G. Folingsby's residence, 1 Clarence Place; A. Forrester's, 51 Corporation Street
 17. Henry Neill & Co., grain merchants; residence, 2 Albion Place

South side

   1. Francis Campbell, spirit dealer
   3. John McKenna, butcher
   5. Vacant
   7. James Scott, provision merchant
   9. William Larmour, flour and grain stores
       Edward Porter & Son's iron stores
 13. James Hamilton, bark and oil stores
 15. James Lemon's patent rope and canvas stores
 17. Richard McCune, spirit dealer
 19. Bernard Fitzpatrick, spirit dealer
 21. James Nichol, tavern keeper

West side

 16. Peter Macherall, lodging house
 18. William McFerran, publican and lodging house keeper
 20. James Shields, grocer
 22. Patrick Moynes, publican
 24. William Hanvey, publican

Albert Street
off Durham Street

       Durham Street Flax Spinning Mill, John Hind & Sons, proprietors; residences; John Hind, The Lodge; John Hind, jun., Chichester Street; James Hind, The Lodge
   1. James McCullough, tinsmith
   7. Sarah Boyd
   9. John Hanlon, house carpenter
 15. Bernard Lenaghan, pensioner
       Machine works - Jas. Scrimgeour, proprietor
     [ North Queen Place
       Twelve small houses

Albert Street Place

   3. John Burgess, shoe maker
       Eleven small houses

Albion Lane
West corner of Donegall Pass

   1. Mrs. Waring, dealer
   2. Henry Hamill, green grocer
   3. Mrs. Robinson
   4. John Dickson, labourer
   5. Alexander Adams, blacksmith
       Edward Brown, revenue officer
       Henry Adams, car owner

Albion Place, Botanic Road

   1. Arthur Collins Weir, merchant, 24½ Bridge Street
   2. Robert Neill, jeweller, High Street
   3. Mrs. W. J. Moore
   4. Wm. Neill Blow, paper merchant, office, Rosemary Street
   5. Mrs. Halliday
   6. Rev. Robert Wilson, D.D.
   7. Wm. Simms, agent; office, Linen Hall
   8. Thos. C. McIndoe, sewed muslin manufacturer, Waring Street Place
   9. Jas. Torbitt, wine merchant, North Street
 10. John McEntire, merchant; office, 15½ Fountain Street
 11. Forster Green, tea & coffee dealer, 3 High Street
 12.John Blackwood, Northern Bank
 13. Miss Ross
 14. Miss Caughey
 15. William Kerr, merchant

Alexander Street
from no. 7 Frederick Street to 68 Great George's Street

   1. John Bradley, whitesmith
3, 5. John Christy, starch manufacturer
   7. Mrs. Barnes
   9. James Walker, labourer
 11. Widow Kane
 13. Henry McKean, labourer
 15. Neal McGrannell, shoe maker
     [Walker's Lane
 17. William McDonnell, shoe maker
 19. Singleton Wilson, dealer
 21. Luke Monaghan, labourer
 23. Margaret Pollock, lodgings
 25. Joseph Blair, tailor
 27. Alexander Kerr, carpenter
 29. Thomas Grimmea, grocer
     [here Lancaster Street intersects
 31. John Kennedy, spirit dealer and grocer
 33. Mary Ann Willis, shirt maker
 35. John McCann, labourer
 37. Michael Trollan, carter
     [Mary's Lane
 39. Samuel Preston, dealer
 41. John Hatton, labourer
 43. Hugh Holmes, blacksmith
 45. John McCrisk, labourer
 47. John Maxwell, dealer
 49. Patrick McDermott, carter
 51. Robert Magee, labourer
 53. James Hughes, pensioner
 55. Anne Crawford, eating house
 57. Michael O'Neill, labourer
     [Great George's Street
 68. Michael Carraher, cow keeper
 66. James Walls, labourer
 64. Rebecca Boyd, lodging house
 62. Thomas Magarry, sawyer
 60. Toal Boyle, dealer
 58. James Wright, dealer
 52, 54. Hugh Burns, grocer
 50. Ellen Boyd, confectioner
     [ Drake's Lane
 44. William Trelford, baker
 42. Matthew Boyle, pensioner
 40. John Johnston, grocer
 38. James Brennan, dealer
 36. William Davis, coach painter
 34. Hugh Cooper, cow keeper
 32. Peter Mohan, labourer
     [Magee's Lane
 30. Hugh Britton, rag merchant
 28. Patrick Sheridan, pensioner
 26. Joseph McAuley, bandbox maker
 24. John McAlister, pensioner
 22. Daniel Hunter, labourer
 20. Thomas McClean, pensioner
 18. Mary McDonnell, shoe shop
 16. Patrick Feran, spirit dealer
12, 14. Samuel Walker, grocer
 10. Samuel Kelly, shoe maker
   8. Margaret Wild, lodgings
   6. Thomas Loney, brick layer
   4. James Ritchie, shoe maker
   2. Robert Boyle, labourer

Alexander Street South
Peter's Hill

   1. Susannah Patton, winder
   3. Thomas Stevenson, warper
   5. Allen McAlpin, travelling clerk
   7. James Shanks, millwright
   9. Andrew Young, watchman, Mr. Howie's bleach green
 11. John Lappan, writing clerk
 12. James Kerr, damask weaver
 10. James Stirling, mechanic
   8. Jane Milliken, sewer
   6. John Stevenson, caretaker at Mr. Tilley's, Matier Street
   4. Francis Philips, mechanic
   2. Thomas Morton, moulder
   "   Thomas Morton, sen., overlooker

Alfred Street
continuation of Arthur Street

       Alfred Place Presbyterian Church, Rev. Jas. Martin, Minister
   1. Rev. George Shaw
       Alfred Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. George Shaw, Minister
   2. Vacant
   4. Wm. Lowry, linen merchant
   6. Samuel Thompson, merchant; office, Corporation Street
   8. Henry Charley, merchant; office, Donegall Quay
 10. Mrs. Hanlon
 12. John G. Megaw, merchant; office, Messrs. W. McClure and Sons, Corporation Street
 14. Miss Burden
 16. Dr. Wm. Burden

Ann Street
Corn Market to Queen's Bridge

   1. H. W. Donaldson, spirit dealer
   3. Vacant
   5. James Bremner, upholsterer
   7. James T. Campbell, cabinet maker
   9. John Kelly, cabinet maker
 11. Robert Henderson, whitesmith
 13. Samuel Moore, grocer
     [Cooney's Court
15, 17. William Haddock, spirit dealer and grocer
 19. Robert Gilmore, grocer and spirit dealer
 21. Charlotte Kerr, Star saloon
 23. James Shaw, soap and candle manufacturer
     [ Telfair's Entry
 25. John Kennedy & Co., umbrella and parasol manufacturers
 27½. David Connor, flax and yarn commission agent; residence, Dundonald
 29. John Martin & Co., merchants
  "    John Martin, Killileagh Mills
  "    Sam. Martin ; residence, 7 Franklin Place
 31. John Finlay, soap & candle manufacturer; residence, Holywood
 33. William H. Milligan, grocer and tobacco and snuff manufacturer
 35. Hugh Hamilton & Co., grocers
  "    Joseph Richardson, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Upper Church Lane
 37. Lough and Gregg, iron merchants
 41. John Wightman, grocer
 43. Vacant
 45. W. and T. Hunter, leather merchant
 47. Andrew Clarke, grocer
 49. John Fetherston, publican; Portaferry and Downpatrick coach office
     [ Upper Church Lane
 51. Vacant
 53. John H. Brown, wholesale grocer
 55. Vacant
       New houses building
     [Victoria Street intersects
       Entrance to Pork Market
       Yards, stores, offices, etc., Town Council
     [Queen's bridge
136. Philip Jordan, publican
134. Catherine Birkmyre, bakery
132½. W. T. and R. S. Waterson, solicitors; Dublin address, 26 Lower Ormond Quay; W. T. Waterson's residence, Seville Lodge, Strandtown
132. Burned
130½. Ann Street Brewery, Ledlie Clarke, proprietor; residence, Pakenham Place
130. Jane Fee, publican
  "     David Fee, lighter owner
128. James Dixon, publican
126. Daniel McCullough, shoe maker
124. Bernard Reilly, grocer and provision merchant
122. Anne Webster, grocer
     [Princess Street
120. Ann Hill, publican
116. Allan R. Long, publican
114. William Bell, iron merchant
        Space of vacant ground; W. Mullan, owner
     [ Victoria Street intersects
 82. Vacant
 80. Edwd. Stockdale, Victoria Hotel, and commercial boarding house
 78. Wm. Carroll, grocer
 76. John Moffett, chandler and soap boiler
 74. Mrs. McFadden, leather seller
 72. James Sergison, copper and tinsmith
  "    Eliza Sergison, furrier
 70. Amelia Bain, grocer
 68. Hugh Millen, publican; Downpatrick, Portaferry, Bangor, etc., coach office
     [Church Lane
 66. Mrs. Pollock, haberdasher
 62. John Graham, hair cutter
 60. James Reid, grocer and publican
 58. Isaac Bailie, boot and shoe maker, and leather seller
 56. Jane Hepburn, haberdasher
 54. John Lynn, painter and glazier
 52. H. McKeown, painter and glazier
 50. Anne Ingle, bonnet and straw warehouse
 48. R. McClure, boot and shoe maker
 46. Sarah Crawford, milliner
     [Cole's Alley
44½. Robert Greenhill, currier and leather merchant
 44. R. Ridgeway, boot and shoe maker
 42. A. W. Budge, publican
     [Pottinger's Entry
 40. Thomas Rainey, publican
 38. T. H. Aikin, apothecary
36½. James Barry, dealer
 36. Hugh Cuddy, spirit dealer
 32. John Magee, plumber
30½. John Toman, grocer
 30. William Hogg, grocer
     [Joy's Entry
 26. James Black, boot and shoe maker
 24. Bernard Peak, publican and lodging house keeper
     [Wilson's Court
 22. Mrs. Hazleton, haberdasher
 20. Wm. Smylie, boot and shoe maker
 18. Robert Feris, boot and shoemaker
 16. Samuel Boyle, wine, spirit, ale, and porter merchant
 14. Robert Hamilton, hair cutter
8 & 10. Vacant
 12. Robert Heron, hair dresser
     [Crown Entry
   6. Matilda McDowell, haberdasher
   4. Joseph Sands, grocer
   2. Geo. McAfee, boot and shoe maker

Annette Street, off Verner Street

   3. James Hall, porter
   5. James McIlneel, day constable
   7. James Jamison, labourer
   9. Bernard Doran, cow keeper
 44. Mrs. Hamilton, shirt maker
 42. Henry Campbell, sawyer
 38. Charles Jamison, porter
 36. Samuel Campbell, porter
 34. John Morrow, porter
 32. Samuel McNally, labourer
 30. Robert McCullough, porter
 28. William Hogg, shoe maker
 26. John Hatrick, sawyer
 24. Patrick McCann, carter
 22. William Wylie, boot and shoe maker
 20. John McKittrick, carter
 18. James Brown, porter
 16. John Campbell, sergt. day police
 14. John Duffy, tailor
 12. Henry Carroll, fancy biscuit manufacturer
  "    Joseph Lemon, iron founder
 10. John Hutton, carter
   8. Hugh Carson, brick layer
   6. Richard Hutton, labourer
   4. Hugh Murdock, house agent
   2. Patrick Greenan, sawyer

Antrim Road
from head of Donegall Street

   1. James Carlisle, timber yard, 85 Donegall Street
   3. John Kennedy, publican
       Thos. McCullough, carman's yard
       Thomas Wilson, cart maker
       Abel Gamble, stone yard, 19 Shipboy Street
     [Trinity Street
   5. John Kennedy, cart maker
   6. William Crawford, builder
   7. James McGee, horse shoer and general jobber
       Lying in Hospital, and Court house post office, receiving office
       Cassino - Vacant
       New Burying Ground
       Several small houses (Henry's Place)
       Mr. Henry's residence
     [Henry's Place
       Patrick Mullen, confectionary
                                                    Vicinage
       Roman Catholic Seminary
     [Domingo Place
       Lime Kiln
       Rev. Wm. Bruce's, Farmhill
     [Antrim Place
       J. Beath, commission merchant
          Antrim Place Cottage
       P. Dale, Antrim Cottage
       Margaret Thompson, grocer
       Mrs. Bruce, Thorndale
       Mr. Pearce, iron founder, Pebble Lodge
     [Halliday's Row
       Constabulary Barracks
           Eagleston Place
   1. Misses Houston
   2. Mrs. Copeland
   3. Misses McCammon
          Plunket's Place
   1. Wm. Gillespie, pensioner
   2. Mary Blair
   3. Mrs. Smith
       Gilbert Weir, Lodge View; muslin manufacturer, corner of Great Patrick Street
       James Hunter, (Denis Wilson's), publican
       J. McLaughlin, curds and cream house
     [Cliftonville
       Belfast Water Works - John McQuoid, caretaker

Antrim Place
Antrim Road

   1. Sam. Burns, commercial traveller
   2. Thomas Mulligan, merchant; 6 Donegall Street
   3. Miss Berwick
   4. Elias Thomson, linen and yarn merchant
   5. William Hamilton, manager at Messrs. Sinclair's, Tomb Street
   6. Mrs. Hodgens
   7. Mrs. David Ferguson, commission agent
   8. Lamont Carson, glass manufacturer, High Street
   9. Mrs. Fleming

Apsley Place
Donegall Pass

   1. Thomas Gaffikin, butcher, 13 Corn Market
   2. Mrs. Atkinson
   3. John Anderson, merchant; office, 19 Donegall Street
   4. Alfred Brownless, sea captain
   5. William Tidd, master of Union Workhouse
   6. Hugh Larmour, gentleman
   "   William Larmour, grain merchant, Victoria Street
   7. William Rodgers, general commission merchant, 31 Waring Street
   8. Alexander Knox, gentleman

Ardmoulin Place
Falls Road

   1. James Combe, Falls Foundry
   2. Robert Hamilton, engraver; office, Castle Place
   3. William McIlwrath, manufacturer; office, 4 Donegall Street Place; factory, Sackville Street
   4. Tobias Porter, manager, Belfast four mills

Arthur Lane
off 26 Upper Arthur Street

   1. Vacant
   2. Anne Megarry
   3. Vacant
   4. Edward Hearty
   5. Patrick Mars, coachman
   6. Samuel Thomas, bell hanger
   8. Samuel Kennedy, car owner
 10. William Logue, coach washer

Arthur Place
off 14 & 16 Arthur Street

   1. Thos. K. Lowry, barrister-at-law; and Ballytrim, Killyleagh
   "   Thos. McQuiston, painter
   3. William Beattie, rent agent
   5. Frederick Joy, solicitor
   7. Hugh O'Connor, teacher
       Plough Hotel Stables
   9. Mrs. McCullough, piano forte manufacturer
   8. Jas. Keegan, rectifying distillery
   6. William R. Black, teacher
   2. John Clendinning, merchant; office, Donegall Street Place
   "   Orr R. Gamble, solicitor; Dublin address, 22 Middle Gardner Street and Train View, Whiteabbey

Arthur Square
Corn Market to Arthur Street

   1. David Dunlop, confectioner
   3. James Young, solicitor; Dublin address, 51 Camden Street; residence, 5 Dock Street
   5. Samuel Edgar, woollen draper and haberdasher
   7. Robt. Gaffikin, carver and gilder; residence, 32 Arthur Street Upper
   9. William Reid, haberdasher
 11. Modesto Silo, craver and gilder
       Charles Blackwood, butcher; shop, Corn Market
 10. A. Welsh, printing office
   8. Miss Donaldson, milliner
   "   William Donaldson, horse repository, Chichester Street
   6. John Hart, professor of music
   4. Sam. Hanna, military boot maker
   2. Eliza Gossan, provision dealer

Arthur Street
from Arthur Square to Chichester Street

   1. Theatre Royal, Thomas Cunningham, lessee
   3. Tully McKenna, solicitor; Dublin address, 107 Capel Street
   "   James McClean, solicitor; Dublin address, Leinster Chambers, and 43 Dame Street
3½. John Dyer, Northern servants' registry office
   5. Mrs. Horswill, baby linen and children's dress establishment
   "   John Cinnamond, boot and shoe maker; shop, 9 Castle Place
   7. Chemico Agricultural Society Rooms, Dr. Hodges, chemist
   "   Mrs. J. Haslett, millinery and dress warehouse
   9. Miss Culloden, baby linen warehouse
   "   Joseph Culloden, gentleman
 11. Thomas K. Wheeler, physician and apothecary
 13. John Kennedy, house and general agent, conveyancer, master extraordinary in chancery, and commissioner for taking affidavits
   "   John Keenan, solicitor; Dublin address, 18 Fleet Street
   "   Francis H. O'Flaherty, proctor
 15. Mrs. Ann Murray
 17. Samuel Kennedy, solicitor; Dublin address, 26 Lower Ormond Quay
   "   Samuel Stevenson, tailor and clothier
 19. Alex. Moore, house and ornamental painter
   "   James Tittle, solicitor; Dublin address, 19 Upper Ormond Quay
 21. Hugh H. Boyd, agent; residence, 1 Fitzwilliam Street
   "   William M. Collins, solicitor; Dublin address, 103 Capel Street, residence, Fitzwilliam Place
 23. William Davis, solicitor; Dublin address, 185 Great Brunswick Street; residence, Greenville
 25. Samuel Moore, solicitor; Dublin address, 19 Upper Ormond Quay
 27. Thomas B. Johnston, solicitor; Dublin address, 103 Capel Street
 29. John Coates, solicitor; Dublin address, 25 Upper Meckleburg Street, and Newtownards
 31. William Dillon, proctor and solicitor; Dublin address, 22 Middle Gardiner Street; residence, Roseville, Whiteabbey
   "   Paul McHenry, Civil Engineer
 33. William and Alex. J. Cranston, solicitors; Dublin address, 29 Upper Ormond Quay
     [Chichester Street
 28. Alexander Kilpatrick, agent for Blackie & Sons, publishers, Glasgow
 26. George Browne, ladies' silk dyer, artificial florist, etc.; Arthur Street district post office receiving house
 24. Crawford and Russell, solicitors; Dublin address, 46 Lower Gardner Street; W. Crawford's, Dalchoolin, Holywood
 22. Charles Davis, dentist
*20. John Nocher, linen and damask warehouse
 18. John Dinnen, solicitor; Dublin address, 22 Middle Gardner Street
   "   Surgeon Smith
+16. Thomas and John McQuiston, glaziers and house painters
     [ Arthur Place
 14. Mrs. Clendinning, (late Miss Lorimer) millinery warerooms
 12. Saml. McDowell Elliott, solicitor, and Seneschal of Belfast; Dublin address, 15 Lower Ormond Quay; residence, the Old Lodge
 10. Robert Campbell, baker
   8. Robert Galbraith, hair dresser, wig maker, perfumer, etc.
                     Chronicle Place
6½. Commercial Chronicle office, J. C. Anderson, proprietor; residence, 51 Upper Arthur Street
   6. Alexander Robb, tailor
   4. Joseph Gibson, solicitor; Dublin address, 103 Capel Street
2½. William Young, shoe warehouse
   "   Patrick Savage, solicitor; Dublin address, 82 Jervis Street
   2. Samuel Edgar; shop, 5 Arthur Square

Arnon Street
off Trinity Street

new street - no houses yet built

Arthur Street Upper
continuation of Arthur Street

     [ Patterson's Place
35, 37, 39. Vacant
 41. Miss Grattan, milliner
 43. Vacant
 45. James McDonald, agent for A. Fullarton & Co., publishers, Edinburgh
   "   Mons. Jules Festu, French master
 47. James McKisack, linen  and yarn agent; office, 10 Corporation Street
 49. Mrs. Henry, milliner
 51. John C. Anderson, proprietor of Belfast Commercial Chronicle
 53. Mrs. Keith, milliner and dress maker
 55. Dr. Henry Ferguson, surgeon
 57. Mrs. Allen
 59. James T. May, professor of music
59½. Jas. Brown, land agent                       {   Court
 60. John Workman & Sons, manufacturers { round corner, 59
       Side of Music Hall
 42. Dr. R. S. Dill, surgeon
 40. William M. Macartney, barrister-at-law
 38. Miss Lamont and Miss Rook's boarding and day school
 36. William Gilbert, watch maker and jeweller; shop, 15 High Street
 34. Mrs. McDowell
   "   J. B. McGregor, surgeon
 32. Robert Gaffikin, carver and gilder; shop. 7 Arthur Square
 30. Miss Knowles, seminary
 28. Miss A. J. Williamson
 26. Mary Sparling, dress maker
     [ Arthur Lane
 24. Edward McHugh, haberdasher; shop, 12 Rosemary Street

Artillery Street
Artillery Barracks, North Queen Street

   2. Charles Raverty, labourer
   4. Michael Malone, labourer
6½. John McIlvoy, pork cutter
   8. Randal McDonnell, bricklayer
 10. Patrick Roddy, labourer
 12. James Woods, night constable
 14. James Irvine, labourer
 16. Fanny Tumbelty
 18. James Maxwell, mill worker
 20. James McCoubrey, labourer
 22. Mary Doran
       John McVeigh, flax dresser
       Rose Loughran
       James Hamilton, mill worker
       James Milliken, carter
       John Logan, labourer
       William Hall, labourer
       John Connor, labourer
       John Edgar, mill worker
       Thomas Tierney, labourer
       Martin Higgins, labourer
       Thomas Curley, carter
       John Murphy, dealer
       Thomas Middleton, labourer
       Joseph Farley, labourer
       Francis Maxwell, labourer
       Mary McCann, dealer
       Thomas Walsh, moulder
       Alexander Ellis, caretaker grain store
       James Hughes, labourer
       John Doyle, labourer
       Samuel Smith, muslin printer
       Joseph Dodds, ship carpenter

Aughton Terrace
Donegall Pass

   1. George Holmes, Lieutenant Royal Engineers
   2. Captain Allworthy, formerly in constabulary
   3. Robert Greer, merchant, 13 Donegall Street
   4. William Agnew, solicitor
   5. James McDonald, agent to Fullartons, publishers and printers, Edinburgh
   6. Mrs. Fitzgerald
   7. Mrs. Isabella Aughton
   8. James Moncrief, vitriol works, Ballymacarrett

Allen's Court
off Peter's Hill

about fifteen small houses

Anderson's Court
Shankhill Road

a few small houses

Anderson's Court
off Millfield

about fifteen small houses

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B

Back Lane
West side Prince's Street

       Mr. Bell's grain store and stable
       Mr. Ireland's grain store and stable
 21. Vacant

Bairn's Court
off Curtis Street

eight small houses

Balmer's Court
Verner Street

   1. Charles McMullan, seaman
   3. Mrs. Storey
   5. Samuel Best, dealer
   8. Robert Townsend, dealer
   6. Robert McKee, fowl dealer
   4. Anne McGinnity
   2. John Mitchell, tanner

Bank Lane
from 29 Castle Place to Chapel Lane

   1. M. Taggart, commercial traveller
   3. Surgeon John Quin
5, 7. Cochrane, Brothers & Co., sewed muslin manufacturers
   9. James Stirrat, sewed muslin agent
 11. Mrs. Torney
 13. Mathew Doland, whitesmith
 15. James Sloan, car driver
 17. Daniel McCann, labourer
 19. Edward Gilmour, shoe maker
 21. Arthur Maherg, cooper
 23. Robert McQuillen, servant
 25. Geo. and James Magill, brewers
 27. Store vacant
 29. Mrs. Hamill
 31. John Donnelly, dyer
 33. Bernard Brady, maltsman
 35. James Fitzpatrick, coachman
 37. Henry Slane, coach maker
 39. Rose Black
     [Chapel Lane
       Side of Cunningham's brewery
 42. Mrs. Glasgow
 40. Store vacant
 38. John Brooks, servant
 36. Hugh Kelly, wine and spirit store; residence, 13 North Queen Street
30, 32, 34. Vacant
 28. Susan Lee
 26. Wm. Butler, boot closer
 24. Edward McAnally, labourer
 22. Henry Dillon, basket maker
 16. Robert Saunders, carpenter
 14. John Maguire, dyer
 12. Robert Ross, dealer
 10. Hugh Mullan, saddler
   8. J. Rutherford, painter and glazier's stores
4, 2. Vacant

Barnet's Court
North side Peter's Hill

ten small houses

Barker's Court
South side Pilot Street

six small houses

Barnes Court
Brown's Row, South side Millfield

nine small houses

Barrack Street
from Mill Street to Durham Street., Falls Road

   1. Isabella Erwin, grocer
   3. Timothy O'Meely, haberdasher
   5. Robert Meek, baker
   7. James O'Kane, shoe maker
     [ Meek's Court
   9. Mary McCormac, dealer
 11. John Hayes, butcher
 13. John Higgins, shoe maker
 15. William Kelly, butcher
 17. P. Murphy, grocer and spirit dealer
 19. James B. Owen, pawn broker
     [ Galway's Entry
23, 25. Chas. Hilland, grocer and spirit dealer
 27. Dr. McGregor, accoucheur
29, 31. James McCracken, builder and grocer
 33. Andrew Barnett, spirit dealer
     [ Brown's Entry
 35. Henry Davis, cooper
37, 39. J. Mackenzie, Shaw & Co., Belfast Distillery
       A. M. Shaw's residence
 39. John Russell, grocer
39
½. Philip Hamilton, labourer
 41. Robert Milligan, pawn broker
     [ Kennedy's Entry
 45. Ann Hagan, grocer
 47. Patrick Cochrane, carman
 49. James Devlin, tailor
 51. Patrick O'Neill, carpenter
 53. Francis Campbell, grocer
 55. Henry Rippet, cattle dealer
 57. William Hughes, do
 59. Henry Cochrane, labourer
 61. Ann McGrady
 63. Bernard McAnally, butcher
 65. James McGuigan
 67. John O'Neill, grocer
 69. David Campbell, pig dealer
 71. Alexander Spence, dealer
 73. Archibald McMaster, carpenter
 75. John Mulholland, merchant
 77. Richard Graham, merchant
 79. Bernard Campbell, mason
 81. Patrick McKenna, labourer
 83. Patrick Grant, grocer
85, 87. Robert Williams, grocer
     [ Durham Street
 76. John Close, grocer
 74. Felix Connelly, carman
 72. Wm. J. McCormack, carman
 70. Robert Williams, hay dealer
 68. Patrick Grant, grocer
 66. Samuel Coleman, grocer
 64. Charles McGeough, butcher
 62. Mathew McGeough, baker
 60. Wm. Connolly, mill worker
 58. Betty Clarke, lodging house
     [ Murphy's Row
 56. Francis Harvey, carman
       Old Barracks
 52. Thomas McKee, cooper
 50. James O'Neill, butcher
 48. G. Rafferty, grocer and publican
 46. Hugh Harper, pawn broker
42, 44. Vacant
 40. Bernard Lenard, engineer
 38. John McAdorey, grocer
 36. H. Trelford, publican and grocer
 34. Thomas McEvoy, grocer
 32. Sarah McCullough, dealer
 30. William Mallen, weaver
 28. Tobias McQuade, baker
     [ Dyas Court
 26. Patrick Meekan, dealer
 24. James O'Neill, dealer
 22. William Gardner, green grocer
 20. Thomas Mills, labourer
     [ Donaldson's Court
 18. James Carnes, watchman
14, 16. Alexander Withers, grocer
 12. Patrick Woods, grocer
 10. Hugh Mason, grocer
     [ Lettuce Hill
   8. Hugh McQuillan, grocer
   6. Robert Wright, publican
   4. Peter Battersby, rag store
   2. Elizabeth Savage, grocer

Bath Place, Falls Road

   1. Patrick Savage, Bath House Tavern
   2. Wm. McConnell, calico printer
   3. Wm. Spence, writing clerk
   4. George Sibbin, pawn broker
       Public Baths and Wash Houses, W. J. Livingston, superintendent

Beattie's Entry
South side Mill Street

twenty two houses

Bell's Lane
East side of Smithfield

   1. Patrick Noon, shoe maker
   3. Wm. Ellis, school master
   5. Patrick Kerr, shoe maker
   7. Robert McCudden, huckster
   9. Mary Frim, green grocer
 11. George McCullough, carpenter
 13. Vacant
 15. Francis Frys, bailiff
 17. Patrick Fox, dealer
 19. Margaret Magee
 21. Francis McCormack, shoe maker
 23. Rodger McQuillan, labourer
     [ Torren's Row and Market at End
 24. Mary McKavanagh, huckster
 22. Ellen Hogshaw, fish monger
 20. Mick McConaghy, huckster
 18. John Burns, dealer
 16. Edward McGarry, shoe maker
 14. Samuel Robinson, shoe maker
 12. Wm. Halliday, porter
 10. Bernard Connor, tanner
   8. James Brady, jun., shoe maker
   6. James Brady, sen., shoe maker
4, 6. Henry Chapman, shoe maker

Belvidere Place
opposite Victoria Place

   1. Mrs. Pentland
   2. Richard Atkinson, book keeper
   3. Hugh Morrow, Inspector, Belfast Bank
   4. Mrs. Arthur
   5. Mrs. Martin
   6. Robt. Hamilton, in Messrs. Richardson, Brothers' office, Corporation Street

Berryhill Court
off 76 Little Donegall Street

thirty-four small houses

Berry Street
from Hercules Street to Smithfield

   1. Peter Magouran, spirit dealer
   3. Peter Harkin, clothes dealer
   5. James Griffith, do.
   7. George Gordon, do.
   9. Michael grimes, do.
 11. John Reilly, do.
 13. John Stewart, do.
 15. John Sheals, do.
 17. Thomas Marshall, shoe maker
19, 21. Geo. McGinley, clothes dealer
 23. George Fulton, clothes dealer
 25. John Crawford, jun., grocer and publican
     [ New Row
 27. Stephen McKenna, clothes dealer
 29. Sarah McClean, clothes dealer
 31. Richard Ledgett, clothes dealer
 33. Vacant
 35. John Drummond, clothes dealer
     [ Charlemont Street
 37. Sarah Stewart, clothes dealer
 39. James Griffith, clothes dealer
 41. Elizabeth Griffith, do.
 43. James Bogan, publican
 45. Robert McDowell, clothes dealer
 49. Ellen Hughes, do.
 51. James Lyons, do.
 53. James Stewart, do.
 55. Hugh ward, stocking dealer
     Chapel Lane]  [ Millar's Lane
       Berry Street Presbyterian Church Teetotal Hall
 38. John Byrne, auctioneer
 36. Wm. McLaughlin, clothes dealer
 34. George McGinley, clothes dealer
 30. Vacant
 28. William Porter and Son, clothiers and general outfitters
 26. Henry Mallaghan, clothes dealer and auctioneer
 24. vacant
 22. Richard Lennon, clothes dealer
 20. Anne Jane Fulton, clothes dealer
 18. Patrick Keenan, confectioner
 16. Edward Stritch, haberdasher
 14. Thomas Monaghan, clothes dealer
12½. Thomas Mallaghan
 12. Samuel Campbell, grocer
 10. John Gordon, clothes dealer
8½. Alexander Hamill, do.
   8. Miles Dolan, do.
   6. Richard Jones, do.
   4. Thomas O'Reilly, do.
   2. Peter Harkin, do.

Birch Street
off Little Donegall Street

   1. James McMannus, spirit store
 45. Thomas Graham, chimney sweep
       and 57 other small houses

Black's Place
off Hercules Street

   1. James Strickland, labourer
   3. Hugh McGrath, labourer
   5. Robert Welsh, fish monger
   7. Francis McKee, fish monger
   9. Jane Menim
 11. Michael Adrain, labourer
 13. Mary Bradley, fish monger
 15. William Collins, fish monger
 17. Felix  Cowan, labourer
 19. Patrick Butler, coal factor
 21. John Fee, labourer
 23. Alice Finnigan
 25. Jane Orem, clothes dealer
 27. Patrick Lucas, comb maker
 29. Patrick Mulholland, labourer
 31. James Stewart, labourer
 30. Mary McConnell
 28. Bryan Rock, labourer
 26. John Woodward, cabinet maker
 24. Robert Woods, labourer
 18. James Murphy, chandler
 18. Mrs. Orem
 16. Isabella Stitt
 14. James Maginnis, brick layer
 12. Margaret McGlenn, lodgings
 10. William Butler
   8. William Dogherty
   6. William Stit
   4. John Hungerford, carpenter
   2. Michael Pentleton, labourer

Blakely's Lane
West side Tomb Street

eight houses and a store

Bogan's Row, Falls Road

fourteen small houses

Bond Street
off Cromac Street

   1. John Rogers, labourer
   3. John Martin, labourer
   5. John McCourt, dealer in old books
   7. John Devenny, labourer
   9. Daniel Moore, tile burner
 11. Robert McAuley, carpenter
 13. John Doherty, labourer
 15. Mrs. McAree, mill worker
 17. J. Caruthers, boot and shoe maker
 19. John McCafferty, labourer
 21. Widow Crean
 23. Christopher Noddings, flax dresser
 25. Daniel Barniff, carpenter (Braniff)
 27. William Steed, tailor
 29. Hugh Henan, baker
 31. John Kearns, fowl dealer
 33. John Thompson, porter
 35. Felix Quin, servant
 36. Lewis Cross, mechanic
 34. William Gordon, labourer
 32. Adam Hampton, cooper
 30. John Sharkey, labourer
 28. Richard Keys, labourer
 26. Aaron Smith, labourer
 24. Robert Donaghy, lamp lighter
 22. Henry Jordan, caretaker
 20. Henry Doonegan, plate layer
 18. Mary McKigan, cow keeper
 16. Samuel McIlwaine, car owner
 14. John Stevenson, porter
 12. Mrs. Osborne
 10. Alex. Millen, house carpenter
   8. Henry McConvill, labourer
   6. Thomas Jones, writing clerk
   4. Robert Crooks, grocer
   2. James Clarke, dealer

Bond Street, New
continuation of Bond Street to Eliza Street

   1. Thomas Frith, flax spinner
   3. Thomas Rice, meal dealer, Castle Market
   5. James M. Fordyce, brewer, Cromac brewery
   7. Thomas Gibson, travelling clerk, Belfast Chemical Works Company
   9. Wm. Greig, delf merchant, High Street
 11. Thomas Carnes, travelling clerk, Messrs. Dobbin's. druggists, 18 & 20 North Street
 15. John Gregg, buyer to Jas. Young & Co., woollen drapers, 19 Donegall Street
 17. Thomas Gilmore, pawn broker, Cromas Street (Cromac)

Botanic Road
Right side from Victoria Place

   1. Vacant
   2. John Percival Hudson, gentleman
   3. Vacant
   4. John Hoy, wine and spirit merchant; shop, Victoria Street
5, 6. Vacant
   7. John Hartley, notary public' office, Castle Buildings
   8. James Ewart, muslin manufacturer
   9. Miss Hume
 10. Dr. Robert John Black, surgeon
 11. Mrs. Henderson

Botanic Cottage

       Rev. George Hill

Botanic Garden

       D. Ferguson, curator
       William McKechnie, gate keeper

Botanic View
Botanic Road

   1. David Reimbach, second master in School of Design
   2. Mrs. Murray
   3. Mrs. Hall
   4. Doctor Dickie, professor of natural history, in Queen's College
   5. Mrs. Stewart
   6. Miss Greaves
   7. Doctor James Thompson
   8. James Connor, Ulster Bank
   9. Mrs. Cooper

Bolton Street
east side Verner Street

four small houses

Boundary Court
off Boundary Street

eight small houses

Boundary Street
from Falls Road to Peter's Hill

   1. Samuel Todd, smith
   3. Johnston Fleming, grocer
   5. John Burnside, rope maker
   7. Samuel Johnston, rope maker
   9. Andrew McMullan, rope maker
 11. Richard King, rope maker
 13. Andrew McMullan, rope maker
 15. Martha Henry, confectionery
 17. William Rice, shoe maker
 19. Robert Robinson, boot maker
 21. P. Devlin, labourer
     [ Reid's Place
 23. Robert Windsor, labourer
 25. James Magill, weaver
 27. Nathaniel McAdam, labourer
 29. William Bickerstaff, labourer
31, 33, 35. William Spence, provision dealer and publican
 37. William Arlow, carman
 39. William Dickey, carpenter
 41. Henry Louden, carpenter
 43. William McClelland, shoe maker
 45. Moses Livingstone, weaver
 47. William Craw, rope maker
 49. James McCulloch, engineer
     [ Upper Cargill Street
 51. Alexander Green
 53. William McNamee, labourer
 55. Peter Clarke, labourer
 57. James Harvey, dyer
 59. Denis Gartins, baker
 61. John O'Neill, labourer
 63. Mary Ann Ferguson
   "   Charlotte Campbell, mill worker
   "   Patrick McLaughlin, brick layer
 65. Patrick McEvoy, labourer
 67. Owen Doyle
     [ Henrietta Court
 69. Mary Ann Jackson
 71. Patrick Henry, labourer
 73. James Morrison, milkman
 75. Michael Leonard, mechanic
 77. Daniel Dougherty, mechanic
 79. Edward Donnelly, engineer
 81. John Newell, porter
 83. John Mullan, porter
     [ Duffy's Place
 85. Patrick McCabe, grocer
 87. James Lemon, rope maker
 89. Hugh Agnew, mechanic
 91. William McLaughlin, mechanic
 93. Eliza McClusky, mill worker
 95. George Wilkinson, engineer
       Wall of Campbell and Boomer's mill
     [ Waste ground
 60. James McCorry, publican
 58. Henry Donnelly, stone mason
 56. James Porter, labourer
 54. James Johnston, moulder
 52. Mary Cronin
 50. James Boyd, grocer
     [ Cargill Street
 48. John McTrustery, carpenter
 46. William Hall, cabinet maker
 44. Archibald Leinster, porter
 42. Francis Green, watchman
     [ Boundary Court
 40. Eliza Bunting, green grocer
 38. Hugh Montgomery, labourer
 36. Abraham Grattan, shoe maker
      [ O'Haggarty Street
 34. Wm. McIlwrath, grocer
 32. Abraham Neill, night constable
  "   John McKnight, night constable
 30. Wm. Humphreys, pork cutter
 28. Alex. Blair, designer
 26. Edward Linn, boot maker
 24. Wm. Rodgers
  "    Patrick Woods
 22. William Johnston, carman
 20. James McIlveen, mechanic
 18. Spiers Muir, book binder
 16. Hugh Sales, night constable
     [ Gable Street
 14. Mary Bell, green grocer
 12. Michael Halpan, tailor
 10. Matthew Quail, starch maker
   8. John Whisker, butcher
   6. John McCartney, scavenger
   4. Jeremiah Smith, shoe maker
   2. John Savage, grocer
       John Magee, moulder

Boyd's Court
at Boyd's Blackstaff Mill

eleven houses

Boyd's Court
off Nile Street

ten houses

Boyd Street
from Peter's Hill to Mitchell Street

   1. John Hanna (grocer and spirit merchant) hall door
   3. W. Sloane, smith
   5. James Hall, constable
   7. Daniel McKeith, boot maker
   9. Robert Lithgow, shoe maker
 11. Vacant
     [ Boyd's Court - 13 small houses
 13. William Boal, cabinet maker
 15. Jane Gilliland, bonnet maker
 17. James Mulholland, starch worker
 19. William McAuley, brick layer
 21. John Wilson, baker
 23. Mary Ann McBride, grocer
     [ Glasshouse Street - 24 small houses
 25. John McAnally, shoe maker
 27. James Crow, plasterer
 29. Robert McNeice, cabinet maker
 31. Thomas Moffett, shoe maker
 33. John Smith, blacksmith
35, 37. Starch Works, James Boyd, proprietor; residence, Beech Lodge
 39. James Boyd's office
 41. John Peacock, currier
 43. Samuel Murray, painter
 45. Daniel McConagill, boiler maker
 47. John Harley, starch worker
 49. Mary Blackburn, sempstress
 51. Miss Cooper's school
     [ Mitchell Street
 60. John Lemon, porter
 58. John Bell, printer
 56. William Cooper, carpenter
 54. Robert Newell, labourer
 52. John Lockhart, smith
 50. James McClarnen, carpenter
 48. Robert Wiggins, blacksmith
 46. John Harlin, carpenter
 44. James Macklin, baker
 42. Richard Jennings, carpenter
 40. James Treaner, carpenter
 38. Thomas Heaney, baker
 36. John Martin, boot maker
 34. Robert Long, millwright
 32. Patrick Davison, porter
 30. Samuel Anderson, hackler
 28. Daniel Pettigrew, millwright
 26. John McClarnen, carpenter
 24. Charles McCrory, porter
 22. David Ferguson, harness maker
 20. Hugh Murray, millwright
 18. Alexander Vint, stone cutter
 16. Archibald Adair, carpenter
 14. Edward Echlin, cabinet maker
 12. James Doyle, baker
 10. George White, carpenter
   8. Andrew Corrigan, painter
   6. William Hincks, pensioner
   4. Hugh Lappen, porter
   2. E. Connor, grocer, hall door

Bradbury Place
from Botanic Road to Lisburn Road

   1. William Fawkner, grocery and spirit dealer
   3. James Martin, grocer
   7. Thomas Johnston, carpenter
   9. Alex. Murphy, boot and shoe maker
 11. Wm. Goodwin, boot and shoe maker
 13. John Rodgers, gardener
 15. Alexander Stewart, gardener
 17. Robert Carson
 19. George McIlveen, labourer
 21. William McKelvey, carpenter
 23. Hugh Larmour, grocer
 25. James Kennedy, linen inspector
 27. John Patrick, porter Queen's Col.
 29. Arthur Mackay, tailor
 31. James McVey, labourer
 33. Jane Homes, lodging house
 35. Constabulary
 37. Robert Kennedy, spirit store
 39. George Mateer, Malone toll gate keeper

Bradford's Entry
West side Millfield

       seven houses
   7. Alex. Crawford's Starch Works

Bradford Square
East side Tomb Street

   1. Bernard Mooney, block and pump maker
   3. Ann Lamb, lodging house
   5. Margaret Black, lodging house
     [ Steam Lane across east end
   6. Sarah Massy, lodging house
   4. Mary Dickson, lodging house
   2.Jane Haddock, lodging house

Bradford Street
off Dock Street

some new houses

Breadalbane Place
opposite Victoria Place

   1. Mrs. J. A. Wilson
   2. Mrs. Patterson
   3. Jas. Siebert, linen, yarn merchant; office, Linen Hall

Bridge End

       Ulster Canal Company's stores and landing

Bridge Street
from High Street to Belfast Bank

   1. Cooke Johnston & Co., hat warehouse
   3. M. McCracken, boot and shoe maker; residence, 54 Great George's Street
   5. John Jennings, woollen draper
7, 9, 11. John Arnott & Co., wholesale and retail woollen drapers, silk mercers and general warehousemen; D. Taylor's residence, 2 Lower Crescent
 13. Riddel & McCallum (late Brown's), haberdashers and lacemen, and hosiery and Berlin wool establishment
 15. John Craig, wholesale and retail iron monger; residence, Great George's Street
17, 17½. John Arnott & Co. (see above)
 19. David Walker, confectioner and restaurant
 21. Geo. W. Kyle, hosier, glove, shirt and stock maker, outfitter, etc.
 23. John B. McGrotty & Co., woollen drapers, hatters, outfitters, and clothiers; residence, 26 College Street
 25. Thomas Ward, sub-stamp distributor; residence, Cherryhill, Malone
 27. George Phillips, book seller, stationer, and librarian; residence, 3 Linen Hall Street
     [ Commercial Buildings
28½. Hugh Graham & Co., hat and cap warehouse
 28. A. McCracken, boot and shoe maker
 26. Edward McHugh, hat and cap warehouse
 24½. A. C. Weir & Co., Manchester woollen warehouse; residence, 1 Albion Place
 24. John Kelly, brush, comb, and trunk manufacturer
 22. Waring Curran, oil, colour and dye stuff warehouse; residence, Donegall Street
 20. John McKenna (sign of the Golden Lamb), draper and haberdasher
 18. A. & J. Marshall, hosiers and glovers
16, 14, 12. Thomas McKenna & Co., linen and woollen drapers
 10. News-Letter Office (estd. 1737), James Alex. Henderson, publisher; residence, Mount Collyer Park
   8. Alexander Wilson, basket manufacturer and toy merchant; residence, 76 Joy Street
   6. Robt. Pelan & Co., Prince of Wales Bazaar, and basket manufactory; residence, 15 York Street
   4. Robert Donnelly, confectioner and cigar dealer; residence, 9 Joy Street

Bridge Street Place
off No. 22 Bridge Street

       Falls Mills Co., flax spinners

Brougham Street
left side of York Street

   1. Alexander Douglass, salesman
   3. Mrs. Eliza Everett
   5. Mrs. Elizabeth Carr
   7. David Parkhill, gentleman
   9. James Porteous, sewed muslin manufacturer
 11. James Sullivan, shipowner
 13. John Smith, butter merchant
       Waste ground
 21. Rev. Samuel Downing, Methodist minister
       four new houses building

Brown's Entry
north side of Barrack Street

nineteen houses

Brown's Row

eleven houses

Brown's Square
from Peter's Hill to Brown Street

   1. John McLaughlin, spirit dealer
   3. William Bunting, market constable
   5. Andrew Walker, carman
     [ McKee's Court
 11. Walter Cahoon, pensioner
 13. James Bell, weaver
 17. John Hare, carpenter
 21. Thomas Macnamee, day constable
 25. Francis Williamson, day constable
 29. James Hamilton's rag store
31, 33. Robert Carnduff, bakery establishment
 53. James Macauley, whitesmith
 55. Thomas Carmichael, carman
 65. John McKever, gate keeper Messrs. Herdman's stores
       S. Bamford, spirit store (hall door)
     [ Peter's Hill]
 40. James Magee, grocer
26 to 20. S. & W. Thompson, foundry
     [ Lewis Court - 18 small houses ]
     [ McConkey's Court ]
 10. Daniel Hall, brush manufacturer
     [ Rowentree Court
   2. Robert Humphrey, house and rent agent
     [ Humphrey's Court
       The remainder of the houses in this street are principally occupied by weavers

Brown Street
from Millfield to Melbourne Street

   1. Geo. Hopes, grocer and spirit dealer
   5. Ralph Russell, labourer
   7. Samuel Walker, labourer
   9. Thomas Hayes, house painter
 11. Andrew McGimpsey, spirit dealer
 13. William Bruce, wood turner
 15. John McCracken, general dealer
 17. Vacant
 19. Neill McNeill, brick layer
 21. Michael Conway, weaver
 23. Robert Wilson, weigher at Smithfield weigh bridge
 25. John McIlveen, engine man
 27. Archibald Dixon, car man
 29. Francis McCann, labourer
29½. Andrew Crozier, servant
 31. Robert Canning, tailor
 33. Thomas Hill, weaver
 35. William Hall, house painter
 37. Henry Murray, house painter
 39. James Girven, weaver
 41. John Downey, writing clerk
 43. John McGlaughlen's stores
 45. John McGlaughlen, grocer and spirit dealer
 78. John O'Neill, carter
 76. Samuel McBurney
 74. Sarah Irvin
 72. Andrew Shaw, grocer
 70. Robert Niblock, mechanic
 68. Nathaniel Fleeton, day constable
 66. Joseph McCracken, spirit dealer
 64. Eliza Ewing
 62. Robert Boyd, bleacher
 60. Anne Coates
 58. John Withers, carman
 56. John Loughran, mechanic
 54. Thomas Patterson, cabinet maker
 52. John Steen, house painter
 50. James Black, labourer
 48. Robert Morrison, porter
 46. Agnes McIlwaine
 44. Mary McIvor
 42. William McGloughlen, whitesmith
 40. Thomas Burnside, brick layer
 38. Wm. Channon, garrison librarian
 36. Charles Hagan
 34. Wm. John Davis, nailer
 32. Wm. Crook, carpenter
 30. Laughlin McClean, nailer
 28. Isaac Hayburn, rope maker
 26. Thomas Morgan, salesman
 24. Charles Crawford, smith's helper
 22. Sarah Connor
 20. Charles Donoghey, shoe maker
 18. John Leitch, sawyer
 16. Charles Shiels, boot and shoe maker
 14. John Short, labourer
 12. Jane Daley
 10. Henry Stewart, tanner
   8. John Shaw, car driver
   6. John McWilliams, night watchman
   4. Eliza Reid, dealer
   2. Eliza Scott, dress maker

Brunswick Lane
west side Henry Square

nine houses

Brunswick Street
between Howard Street and House of Correction

   1. James Mathewson, grocer; shop, Donegall Place
   2. Wm. White, linen commissioner
       Ulster Female Penitentiary

Burn's Court, off Mill Street

 ten small houses

Byrnes Lane
off Lower Lagan Street

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C

five houses

Caddell's Entry
from High Street to Rosemary Street

   1. Peter Hughes, porter
   3. Rose Campbell, huckster
5, 7. James Barnes, spirit dealer
   9. Peter Fox, labourer
 11. Vacant
 13. Arthur Ward, boarding house
 15. John McCready, tailor
 17. John Murray, weaver
 19. William Agar, butcher
 21. Betsy Hammond, washer woman
 23. James Martin, labourer
 25. David Hood, boarding house
 27. Samuel Haddock, labourer
 29. Vacant
 30. James Hughes, cork cutter
 28. Alexander Robinson, car man
 26. Alexander Kerr, pensioner
 24. James Hughes, waiting house
 22. Jane Rafferty, huckster
 20. Mary McCourt, huckster
 18. William Stewart, shoe maker
 16. Robert Magee, spirit dealer
 14. Catherine Hanna, boarding house
 12. Mary Kearns, boarding house
 10. Margaret Forster, boarding house
   8. Feenan, boarding house
   6. Jane Anderson, boarding house
   4. Mary Gibson, eating house
   2. John Henderson's printing office

Cahoon's Court
off Brown's Square

four small houses

Calendar Street
from Castle Lane to Donegall Square

   1. James Crawford, wine and spirit merchant; residence, 26 Donegall Place
   3. James Coey's wholesale and retail boot and shoe warehouse
   5. Richardson, Sons, and Owden's stores
   7. Day and Bottomley, wholesale woollen merchants; Wm. Bottomley's residence, Fortbreda, County Down
   9. William Stevenson, jun., and Co., general merchants; residence, Dunmurry
   "   J. Cameron, linen and ribbon manufacturer; residence, 15 Victoria Place
 11. Stables, vacant
 13. A. & S. Henry & Co.'s back entrance to Donegall Square North
     [ Donegall Square
 16. John Ladley, solicitor; and 74 Dame Street, Dublin; residence, 99 Joy Street
 14. Connolly Sherrard, house and land agent; residence, 2 Chichester Street
 12. John Preston and Co., linen yarn and flax merchants; residence, 5 Pakenham Place
 10. John Dunville and Co., wholesale wine, tea and spirit merchants' William Dunville's residence, Richmond Lodge, County Down
   8. Anne Murray's tobacco manufactory; residence, 15 Arthur Street
   6. Northern Whig Office, F. D. Finlay, proprietor; residences, 1 Adelaide Place and Ballynafeigh Cottage, County Down
   4. Peter Keegan, rectifying distiller, and wine and spirit merchant; residence, 12 Victoria Place
   2. Arthur Carmichael, Fox Tavern
       Samuel Clay, poulterer; residence, 6 Wellington Street

California Street
19 Wall Street to Old Lodge Road

   1. Mathew Maine, engineer
   3. William Knox, plumber
   5. Alexander Dixon, millwright
   7. Robert Lawson, writing clerk
   9. Richard Robinson, school master
 11. Samuel Gordon, linen lapper
       five new houses
     [ Park Street
     six new houses
       William Davis, message porter
       Hugh Campbell, linen lapper
       William Lavery, linen lapper
       Oswald Reid, blacksmith
       four new houses
     [ Park Street
 20. Moses Hutchinson, labourer
 18. Andrew Thompson, linen lapper
 16. Hugh Glass, linen lapper
 14. Robert Fleming, tailor
 12. Robert Carswell, book binder
 10. William Sweeney, mechanic
   8. John Black, shipping clerk
   6. William Campbell, book binder
   4. John Ritchie, foreman in muslin manufactory
   2. James Scott, grocer and salesman

Cambridge Street
off Canning Street, York Road

   1. John McMullan, tailor
   2. Hugh Renton, foreman hackler

Camden Terrace, Botanic Road

   1. Rev. Charles Reichel
   2. William G. Bell
   3. Edward Masson, professor of Greek, Assembly's College
   4. Mrs. Savage
   5. George Sibbald, Belfast Bank

Campbell's Buildings
Peter's Hill to Townsend Street

   1. Alex. Edgar, foreman carpenter
   3. David Imray, foreman in muslin warehouse
   5. Wm. Guy, poor rate collector
   7. Robert Clements, builder
   9. Henry Johnston, engraver
 11. George Wilson, mechanic
 13. Robert Reynolds, warper
 15. Robert Campbell, carpenter
 17. James Withers, editor Belfast Commercial Chronicle
 19. John Hodgson, grocer
 21. James McKeever, tobacco spinner
 12. James Sinclair, street inspector
 10. Archibald Price, iron founder
   8. John Dornan, manager in foundry
   6. E. Whitla, dress maker
   4. Noah, Longworth, engineer
   2. M. McCoulery, dress maker

Campbell's Court
off Carrick Hill

several small houses

Campbell's Place
off The Old Lodge Road

   1. Conway MacNeice, cow keeper
   3. Mrs. Saunders
   5. Mathew Fulton, cow keeper
   4. William Balloon, blacksmith
   2. John Saunders, horse dealer

Campbell Street
off Old Lodge Road

twenty-two small houses

Canning Street
off York Road

   1. John Williamson, carter
       seven new houses building

Cargill Street
off Townsend and Boundary Street

   1. Addison Briggs, clerk
   3. George Cameron, goldsmith
   5. William Warnock, tobacco spinner
   7. Robert McMahan, labourer
   9. James Russell, grocer and publican
 11. Mary McClusky, widow
 13. William Bell, mechanic
 30. David Law, brass founder
 28. Robert Mahoney, pork cutter
 26. Stephen Houston, mill Wright
 24. John Donaldson, smith
 22. John Montgomery, pork cutter
  "    M. Montgomery, dress maker
 20. James Macomb, dealer in butter
 18. Susan Taylor, widow
 16. Robert Taylor, iron moulder
 14. Joseph White, mechanic
 12. William Morrison, weaver
 10. Alexander Riddell, shoe maker
   8. George Ireland, tinsmith
   6. Arthur Douglas, labourer
   4. David Gamble, tinsmith
   2. John McAdam, cabinet maker

Caroline Street
from Great George's Street to Little Patrick Street

   1. Elizabeth Hunter, grocer
   3. Edward Hughes, labourer
   5. John Hawthorn, sailor
   7. Hamilton Rowan, ship carpenter
   9. Joseph McFarland, cooper
 11. William Lemon, ship carpenter
 13. Alexander McKay, cooper
 15. William Lattimore, sail maker
 17. Charles Wardlow, sawyer
 19. Matthew Shanks, carpenter
 21. James Humphreys, porter
 23. Edward Murray, cooper
 25. Hugh Bole, stokerer
 27. Mrs. Moreland, waistcoat maker
 26. John Kelly, sawyer
 24. John Kelly, master of vessel
 22. Samuel Reynolds, porter
 20. Jane Hunter
 18. Charlotte Brown, mill worker
 16. James McCormick, cooper
 14. James Tosh, cooper
 12. Danuel McKee, master of vessel
 10. Robert Gill, master of vessel
   8. Robert Carmichael, sailor
   6. James McClure, sawyer
   4. Charles Webb, rigger
   2. Robert Hunter, rag store

Carrick Hill
from North Street to Donegall Street

   1. James Graham, hair dresser
   3. Isaac Griffith, dealer in hay
   5. Francis Mullan, lodging house
   7. Hugh Casey, dealer in hay
   9. Vacant
 11. Hugh Kearney, lodging house
 13. Alice Hegarty, lodging house
 15. Elizabeth Kernaghan
 17. John Lennon, grocer and baker
 19. John McBride, labourer
21, 22. Wm. McCarter, grocer and baker
 25. James Brennan, dealer
     [ Upper Kent Street
 27. Francis Sherry, dealer
 29. Thomas McIlveen, nailer
 31. John Dougherty, labourer
33, 35. James McKeown, musician
 37. Patrick Rogan, spirit dealer
 39. James Bruce, carter
 41. Hugh McAnally, lodging house
     [ Pepperhill steps
 43. Samuel McCracken, publican
 45. James Hutton, marble polisher
 47. Bridget Kellen, spirit dealer
 49. Simon Dickson, bleacher
 51. John Dogherty, labourer
 53. Hugh McMullan, spirit dealer
 55. Hannah McClaverty, dealer
 57. Maria Montgomery, grocer
 59. Mary McGookin, lodging house
 61. John McIlwee, letterpress printer
 63. Thomas Taylor, iron moulder
 65. James McGoff, pensioner
 67. Hugh McKeown, lodging house
 69. Thomas Garrity, lodging house
 71. John Stewart, lodging house
 73. James Armstrong, shoe maker
 75. P. McShane, lodging house
 77. Denis Toal, shoe maker
 79. John McKee, labourer
 81. E. Cushnahan, grocer
 83. Peter Murphy, labourer
 85. Laurence Flanagan, pensioner
 87. John Hanley, shoe maker
 89. John Carmichael, baker
 91. Anthony Kennedy, musician
 93. Samuel McCullough, shoe maker
 95. Robt. Kennedy, boot and shoe maker
 97. Mary Ann McNair, mill worker
 99. Mrs. McKeown, dealer
101. Jane Patrick, dealer
103. Mary Sheals, dress maker
105. Patrick Graham, grocer
107. Patrick Graham, cotton spinner
109. James Dunlop, grocer
     [ Little Donegall Street
111. W. Vance, Indian corn steam mill; residence, 15 Great George's Street
     [ Donegall Street
140. Thomas McCullough, publican
138. Henry Rogan, carter
136. John Kirker, tailor
134. Sarah Canning, widow
132. James Kelly, labourer
130. James McCollam, pensioner
128. Jas. McCloy, house and rent agent
     [ Campbell's Court
126. Timothy Mallon, pensioner
124. Margaret Pollock, huckster
122. Charlotte Corrigan, widow
120. George Nolan, publican
     [ Plunket's Court
118. R. Shields, boot and shoe maker
116. George Smith, grocer
     [ James's Court
114. William Scott, publican
112. John Potts, grocer
110. John Whilford and Neill Johnston, curriers (Whitford)
108½. John McBlain, tanyard; 40 Donegall Street
108. Vacant
106. Catherine Martin, widow
104. John McCrudden, labourer
102. Mary Cassidy, widow
100. John Brady, sail maker
 98. Denis McKendry, grocer
 96. John Williamson, dealer
 94. James McWade, grocer
 92. Patrick Mulgrew, hackler
 90. Sarah Gordon, widow
 88. Alex. Bain, boot and shoe maker
 86. Vacant
 84. Patrick McCann, labourer
     [ Drummond's Court
 82. Felix Mallon, carpenter
 80. John Johnston, clerk
 78. Patrick Marlow, mechanic
 76. Patrick O'Donnell, servant
 74. Vacant
     [ Wall Street
 72. Hugh Taylor, publican and grocer
 70. Ann Taylor, widow
 68. Margaret McKeown, lodging house
 66. Ann Johnston, grocer
 64. Daniel McNeill, dealer
 62. Nelson Russell, publican and grocer
 60. James Connor, pipe maker
 58. George Munro, dealer
 56. John McGlaughlin, labourer
     [ McAdam's Court
 54. Jane Rowan, widow
 52. Peter Overend, plasterer
 50. Mary Miller, dealer
 48. Sarah Tucker, widow
 46. John Wilson, labourer
 44. James Malone, labourer
 42. John Jamison, labourer
 40. John Smith, labourer
 38. H. Thompson, publican and grocer
 36. John Robinson, confectioner
 34. Alexander McCreight, labourer
 32. John Jones, stone cutter
 30. John Phillips, whitesmith
 28. John Whiteside, sail maker
 26. Eliza Wilson, widow
     [ Carrickhill Place
 24. James Pinkerton, boarding house
 22. Ann McKechnie, widow
 20. John Burke, labourer
 18. William Crothers, labourer
 16. Walter Wheeler, lime burner
 14. Samuel Wilkinson, lime burner
 12. Ann Hackett, widow
 10. Edward McQuillan, butcher
   8. Robert Boyd, labourer
   6. Archibald Martin, press and machine man, News-Letter office
   4. Ann McCurry, grocer
   2. William McCloy, publican

Carr's Row, or Dublin Bridge
Old Malone Road

   1. James McKane, labourer
   2. John Duff, porter
   3. Robert Huston, linen lapper
       six small houses

The Castle, Castle Buildings
Castle Place

       John Cunningham; warehouse, Linen Hall; residence, Macedon, Carrickfergus Road
       Young Men's Christian Association
       Back entrance to Union Club
   1. John Hartley, notary public; residence, 7 Botanic Road
   "   Wm. Hartley, agent and accountant; residence, 25 Chichester Street
   2. Robert Gunning, (private office) of Gunning & Campbell's mills, Falls Road
   3. Geo. K. & F. Smith, solicitors; residence, 3 Glengall Place
   "   Orr & Montgomery, solicitors; A. Montgomery's residence, Mount Pottinger
       Gunning & Campbell, of Mills, Falls Road
        Upper landings vacant
       The Marquis of Donegall's rent and Cave-hill Railway officers, T. Verner, receiver; residence, Ormeau
                                                The Castle Yard
       John Grogan, Veterinary Institution and Horse Repository

Castle Buildings
Castle Place

   1. Robert Magill, woollen draper and hatter; residence, 1 Posnett's Place, Donegall Pass
   2. James Magill, print seller and stationer, artist and colourman; residence, 33 King Street
   3. Daniel John Allen, French and English hat warehouse; residence, 2 Wellwood Place
   4. James Boucher, tea and coffee importer and family grocer; and 6 Castle Buildings, Donegall Place
   5. M. Riddel, Berlin wool and fancy warehouse
                                              DONEGALL PLACE

   6. James Boucher, grocer
   7. Taken by Mr. Magill, stationer
   8. John Mullan, book seller
   9. Union Club, James Russell, resident attendant
 10. Ross O'Connor & Co., glass manufacturers and china warehouse

Castle Chambers
from Castle Place to Rosemary Street

   1. Gordon and Crawford, agents to the Royal Exchange Assurance Office of London; R. F. Gordon's residence, Craigdarragh, County Down
   "   Bernard Ranaghan, hair cutter, wig maker, and ornamental hair worker
   3. James Neild, commission agent
   3. William Boyce, general commission merchant; residence, Laganville, County Down
       Robert Irwin, caretaker to the Castle Chambers
   5. Vacant
     [ Rosemary Street
   6. John M. Johnston, land agent, High-Sheriff's office
   "   Geo. Stephenson, solicitor, Lisburn
   7. Sir William G. Johnson's office
 17. Alexander Gordon and Son, wine merchants
 16. Vacant
 13. John Forsythe, land agent
   4. People's Reading, Newspaper and Library Rooms
       William Page's back hall door
       Joseph Braddell's back hall door

Castle Court
north side Castle Place

   1. James Moore, printer
       four houses

Castle Lane
from Donegall Place to Arthur Square

   1. Imperial Hotel Restaurant, Dr. Hurst, proprietor
       Bonded warehouses  [ Calendar Street
 11. John Gordon, spirit dealer
 13. James Carland, rent agent; residence, Ballynafeigh
 15. James McCann, hair cutter
 17. James Stewart, Theatre Tavern; residence, Bryansburn Cottage, near Bangor
 21. Edward Prior Grey, Shakspeare Hotel
       Manager's residence, Theatre
     [ Arthur Square
       William and Gilmore Agnew, letterpress, copperplate, and lithographic printers; booksellers, bookbinders and stationers
 18. Henry and Wm. Seeds, solicitors; Railway Street, Lisburn and 54 Upper Dorset Street, Dublin
 16. Henry James Ramsey and Thos. Garrett, solicitors; and 8 Inn's Quay, Dublin
 14. Alex. Charles Dobbin, solicitor; and 8 Inn's Quay, Dublin
 12. Adam Black, hotel keeper
 10. John B. Kennedy, solicitor; and 5 Summerhill, Dublin; residence, Holywood
   8. James Kennedy Jackson, solicitor, coroner for the district of Belfast; and deputy clerk of the crown for Antrim; Dublin address, 37 Blessington Street
   6. John & Francis Teeling, solicitors
   "   Signor Pitchoni, artist
   4. Mary Trevor, spirit dealer
     [ Castle Market
3 3/4 Market Office, Francis Rea, clerk
3½. Jane Meenan, poulterer
       Castle Yard Veterinary establishment, John Grogan, proprietor
   3. George Wm. Braddell, notary public, insurance office; residence, Howard Street
   2. John Devlin, auction mart

Castle Market
from Calendar Street to Hammond's Court

   1. David Ferguson, butcher
   3. James Dinnen, butcher
   4. Hiram Morgan, butcher
   5. David Dinnen, butcher
   6. A. Kennedy, meal and flour dealer
   7. Thomas Rice, meal and flour dealer
   8. Vacant
   9. Bernard Meenan, fishmonger
10, 11. Vacant
12, 13. Catherine Curran, fruit dealer
 14. Mrs. Glasgow, green grocer
 15. Patrick Flinn, flour dealer
 16. Ann Loughran, butcher
 17. John McDonnell, green grocer
 18. Alexander Dickson, nurseryman and fruit dealer
19, 20, 21. Vacant
 22. Hannah Torrens, green grocer
 23. Sarah O'Connor, green grocer
 24. Mary Henry, green grocer
25, 26. David Ferguson, green grocer

Castle Place
from High Street to Castle Buildings

   1. James Cochran, grocer, tea, wine and spirit merchant; residence, 6 Queen Street
   3. James Rolleston, watchmaker
   5. Joseph Orr, seedsman; residence, 1 Little Victoria Street
   7. George Crawford Hyndman, broker, auction and commission mart; residence, 5 Howard Street
   9. John Cinnamond, boot and shoe warehouse; residence, 5 Arthur Street
9½. Donegall Arms Posting Establishment
 11. Donegall Arms Hotel, John Moore, proprietor
 13. John Henderson, printer and stationer
 15. Dublin Coach Office, Edward Greer, proprietor; residence, Newry
15½. John Davidson & Co., grocers
     [ Castle Chambers
 17. Joseph Braddell, gun and pistol manufacturer
 19. Wm. Page, hair cutter, wig maker, perfumer and chiropodist
 21. Wm. Millen, haberdashery; residence, 14 Fountain Street 
23, 25. George Macoun, furrier, silk mercer and millinery
     [ Castle Court
27, 29. Archer and Sons, wholesale stationers, paper makers, book binders, printers and lithographers; proprietors of Ballyclare, Carnanee and Kilgreel Paper Mills; residence, Milltown, Ballyclare
 31. Eliza Gardner, confectioner
 33. Archibald Sloan, cabinet maker
 35. David Brown, hardware merchant and iron monger
 37. James McConagil, jeweller and watch maker
     [ Hercules Place
       Front of the Northern Bank
     [ Castle Buildings
 26. Charles Morgan, trimming shop; residence, 71 Joy Street
 24. Charles Noah Davis, furrier, and boot and shoe warehouse; residence, 3 Posnett's Place, Donegall Pass
 22. John Currie, hair dresser, wig maker and perfumer
 20. Mary and Sarah Oldrin, children's linen warehouse
 18. John Gray, watch and clock maker and jeweller
 16. Geo. Quin, surgeon and apothecary
 14. Joseph Hart, pianoforte and music warehouse
 12. Daniel Kerr, saddle and harness maker
 10. Vacant
8½. Mary Banks, milliner
   8. Henry Fegan, boot and shoe maker; residence, 57 Hill Street
   6. James McCleave and Son, saddle and harness makers
   4. James O'Neill, printer and stationer, fancy toy warehouse
   2. Patrick Read, tobacconist and cigar dealer; residence, Crown Entry

Castle Street
from Castle Place to Mill Street

   1. Northern Bank
   3. William B. Caughey, Northern Bank
   "   Surgeon Lamont
   5. James Rutherford, painter, glazier, and paper hanger
   7. Ann Smith, stay maker
   9. George L. Hill, engraver
 11. Alexander McMullan, painter
11½. William McIvor, brazier and gasfitter
 13. Thomas Forbes, upholsterer and Venetian blind maker
   "   Mrs. Forbes, stay maker
 15. John Maguire, dyer; residence, 17 Cromac Street
 17. John McCloy, painter
 19. Robert Gibson, haberdashery establishment
 21. Belfast Gas Company's Office; Alex. Turnbull, collector
 23. William Alldritt, brass founder and gas fitter
 25. J. and T. Smith, engravers
 27. Joseph McCarter, clerk
 29. Thos. Stewart, provision merchant
   "   John White, carver
30½. William Adamson, hair dresser
 31. Thomas Ferguson, house and rent agent
 33. Robert Hamilton, engraver
 35. Jacob Halliday & Co., hardware warehouse; residence, No. 20
37, 39. Francis Coates, house, sign and ornamental painter and stained glass warehouse
 41. John Hood, surgeon
 43. Barclay and Wallace, milliners, etc.
 45. John O'Hanlon, tailor
 47. Thomas Galloway, painter
 49. Patrick Kennedy, tanner
     [ Mill Street
 28. William McCleery, rent agent
 26. Misses Byrne's school
 24. Wm. Gavin, rent and house agent
 22. William Miller, engraver and manufacturer of linen ornaments
 20. Jacob Halliday, hardware merchant
18½. David Carty, coach maker
 18. Robert Thompson, manager in linen office
 16. Robert Hughes, ribbon merchant
 14. John Trueman, English baker and fancy biscuit manufacturer
12½. William McCune, builder
   "   Joseph Nimack, cabinet maker
 12. William Coates, tinsmith, coppersmith and gasfitter
 10. William Thomson, engraver
   8. Vacant
   6. Samuel McCann, spirit dealer, Railway and Steam Packet Tavern
     [ Fountain Street
   4. Robert Thomson, engraver, dye-sinker and copperplate printer
   2. Hugh B. Carr, Venetian and wire blind manufacturer and general upholstery and bedding establishment

Catherine Street
from Henrietta Street to Cromac Street

     [ Catherine Court
   1. Isabella Read, dress maker
   3. Mary O'Brien, dress maker
   5. John Graham, coach maker
   7. Vacant
   9. Sarah Stafford
 11. James Lowry, linen measurer
 28. Patrick McAteer, carpenter
 26. Arthur Gaffikin
 24. William Brown, clerk
 22. Henry McBride, compositor
 20. Margaret Wilson
 18. Hamilton Allan, mechanic
 16. John McKenzie, brass founder
 14. Vacant
 12. John Brock, compositor
 10. Thomas O'Brie, gilder
   8. Vacant
   6. Mr. Williamson
   4. Edward Graham, clerk
   2. Henry Downey, coach driver

Catherine Street North
from Little May Street to Henrietta Street

   1. Joseph Garner, servant
   3. Alexander Jackson, musician
   5. Wm. McCrea, servant
   7. Joseph Tottem
   9. Mrs. Scott
     [ Hamilton Street intersects
 11. Mrs. Fletcher
 13. Paul Macloskie, classical teacher
   "   C. H. Macloskie, travelling clerk
       News-Letter office
 15. Samuel McCann, baker
 17. James Colvin, lapper
 19. Wm. Saunders, shopman
 21. Mr. Vance, cabinet wareroom
     [ Russell Street intersects
 23. Daniel McCann, printer
 25. James Mullan, sawyer
 27. David Johnston, plasterer
 29. John Patterson, stone cutter
 31/ Edward McPeak
     [ Henrietta Street intersects
 26. Eliza Malone, washer woman
 24. Mrs. Dunlop
 22. G. Russell, tailor
 20. Wm. McBratney
 18. Edward Lloyd, cabinet maker
 16. John Brown, boot and shoe maker
 14. John Flood, carpenter
 12. Mrs. Mathews
 10. Wm. Murray, clerk
   8. Margaret McCall
   6. Henry Bradford, bookkeeper
   4. John Murphy, grain merchant
   2. Adam Smyrl, clerk

Catherine Court
off Catherine Street

   2. James Campbell, joiner
   4. Rose Ann McGivern
   6. Edward Killen, sawyer
       Mr. Moss, mill worker

Caxton Street
from Robert Street to Green Street

   1. Robert Stewart, labourer
   3. Edward McDermott
   5. Daniel Crenard, guard on Ballymena Railway
   7. Stables
   9. Catherine Miller
 11. Ann Smith
 15. Ellen Crawford
 21. Margaret Kearney
 23. Patrick Smith, labourer
 27. Wm. Fitzgerald, smith
 29. Harvey Stanley, sawyer
     [ Green Street intersects
       C. & P. McGlade's spirit store
 33. Mary Crummie, sewer
 35. John Hutchinson, carpenter
       John McQuade, porter
       Daniel McCormack, labourer
 28. Thomas Lynas, lumper
 26. James McDonnell, cooper
     [ Ireland's Court
       Vacant
 24. Charles McGlaughlin, ferryman
 22. Wm. John Kirkpatrick, blacksmith
 20. Edward Gore, labourer
       P. McDonald's spirit store
 14. Bernard Collins, mason
 12. James Dargan, shoe maker
 10. Wm. Spence, nailer
   8. James Dargan, shoe maker
   6. Wm. Reilly, labourer
   2. Ann Smith

Chapel Lane
from Mill Street to Berry Street

   1. Mrs. McKenna, dealer in wool
       William Fegan, tailor
       Thomas Clements, drayman
       John McAree, car keeper
       J. & T. Cunningham's grain stores
     [ Bank Lane
   5. Rose Black, publican
   7. John McKeown, tailor
   9. William Mathews, shoe maker
     [ back entrance to Bank Lane brewery
 11. Samuel Keatley, clothes dealer
 13. John McVickar, constable
 28. Samuel McCann, spirit dealer
 26. James Lyons, clothes dealer
 24. Henry Maguire, pawn broker
 20. Henry Maguire's pawn broking establishment
20½. Ann Maguire, grocer and publican
 18. Owen Kerr, Catholic book seller
 16. Hugh Hinds, sawyer
 14. John McCormick, boot and shoe maker
 12. John Edmonston, wood turner
 10. St. Mary's Roman Catholic Chapel - John Marley, sexton
   8. Henry Dugan, car owner
   6. William McKee, book binder
   4. William Miller, stained paper manufactory
   2. Chas. McManamy, porter in brewery

Charlemont Street
from 35 Berry Street to Torren's Row

   1. Sarah Stewart, clothes dealer, 37 Berry Street
   3.Mary McMullan, bonnet maker
   5. John McCleave, dealer in old iron, Smithfield
   7. James Hughes, cork cutter
   9. Hiram McConkey, tinsmith
 11. Hugh Hall, porter
 13. David Wilard, painter
 15. James Clements, slater
 17. Mathew Mills, stone cutter
 19. Widow Cochrane, tin worker
 21. Patrick Reilly, labourer
 23. Patrick McCreight, card maker
 25. Margaret Garrett, washer woman
 27. Peter Cunningham, breweryman
 29. Jas. Ramsey, grocer and provision dealer
 30. Elizabeth McPeake, grocer
 28. James Feris, carpenter
 26. Mrs. Erwin, fruit dealer
 24. John Fea, pensioner
 22. John Donnelly, gas fitter
 20. Bernard Donaghy, labourer
 18. Samuel Kilpatrick, labourer
 16. John Burns, car owner
 14. Jane McCarty, cow keeper
 12. Hugh Mills, tinsmith
 10. James Black, painter
   8. Samuel Thompson, dealer
   6. Mrs. O'Neill
   4. Mary Godfrey, confectioner
   2. Jas. Williamson, clothes dealer

Charles Street
from 21 Union Street to Stephen Street

   1. Robert McMinn, shoe maker
   3. William Stevenson, butcher
   5.  ? Higgins
   7. Robert McCaughtry, shoe maker
   9. James Black, chandler
 11. James Morgan, general dealer
 13. Mary Perry
 15. Henry Killen, porter
 17. John Hamill, stoker
 19. Eliza McManus
 21. Francis Brady, carpenter
 23. Arthur Woods, baker
 25. John Duffey, labourer
 27. Amelia O'Hara, mill worker
 30. Alex. Henderson, grocer and spirit dealer
 28. James Ash, stoker
 26. Thomas Donaghey, chandler
 24. John Jones, carpenter
 22. William Jones, cloth lapper
 20. James McFadden, cooper
 18. Mary Carlisle
 16. Ellen Parker
 14. William Crow, carpenter
 12. David Gibson, chain maker
 10. Thomas Hill, market man
   8. John McGlade, labourer
   6. John Johnston, labourer
   4. Samuel Craig, labourer
   2. William Craig, labourer

Charlotte Street
Donegall Pass

twenty-two houses
{ Little Charlotte Street

Chichester Lane
west side of Albert Square

   1. Ann Shaw, boarding house
   3. William Andrews, shoe maker
   5. Vacant
   7. Bernard Vallely, shoe maker and boarding house
   9. Sarah Fallon, boarding house
 11. Mary Mooney
 12. Hugh Donnelly, labourer
 10. David Lindsay, labourer
   8. Ann Kane, boarding house
   6. John Clark, boarding house
   4. Elizabeth McAleece, boarding house
   2. John Robinson, boatman

Chichester Street
from Donegall Square East

   1. Alexander S. Mayne, book and tract depository
   "   William Reid, piano forte tuner
   3. James McClean, solicitor
   5. Miss Barklie, milliner and dressmaker
   7. Doctor James Moore, surgeon
   9. Andrew Cowan, J.P., County Down
 11. J. Hind, jun., flax spinner and linen manufacturer, Durham Street Mill
     [ Upper Arthur Street
 13. Doctor Robert McKibbin; residence, Avoneil
   "   James Turner, dentist
 15. Mrs. Grogan
 17. Richard Hooke, artist
 19. William H. Haslett, solicitor; office, 14 Chichester Street
 21. Miss Maxwell
 23. Doctor John Brennan, M.D.
 25. Wm. Hartley; office, The Castle, Castle Buildings
 27. Miss Cassidy, professor of dancing
   "   Mrs. Irwin, professor of dancing
 29. Miss Simms' boarding school
     [ Montgomery Street
 31. Vacant
31½. McCurtin and Riley, grain and flour merchants
 33. Wm. Donaldson, horse repository
33½. John Grattan & Co., aerated water manufactory
   5. Luke Eagle, Northern racket court and billiard room ( 35 )
 37. Samuel Vance, secretary of Chamber of Commerce, 36 Waring Street
 39. John Mark, Chichester Street  Academy
 41. L. & T. Brown, timber and slate merchants; and Queen's Bridge
     [ Seymour Lane
       Samuel McRoberts, spirit dealer
     [ Great Edward Street
 34. T. S. Corry, surgeon, Victoria Street medical hall
 34. James Agnew, timber and scantling yard; residence, 12 Hamilton Street
 32. Charles Devlin, stabling yard
 30. Vacant
 28.William Bathurst, coach factory
 26. Graham and Magee, coach makers; Mr. Graham's residence, 5 Catherine Street; Mr. Magee's residence, Pottinger's Entry
 24. James Low, spirit and alabaster stores
      [ George's Lane
 22. Residence of Messrs. Smith & Waugh
 20. Smith and Waugh, coach builders
 18. William Moore, architect
 16. John B. Shannon, gentleman
 14. Wm. Henry Haslett, solicitor, office
 12. Samuel Black, solicitor; and 54 Upper Dorset Street, Dublin
     [ Arthur Street
 10. Dr. Henry Murney, surgeon
   8. Mrs. Hill
   6. Miss Lambert, boarding school
   4. Miss Auchinleck
   2. Connolly Sherrard, house and rent agent

Chichester Street Lower

   1. Francis McKay, grocer and spirit dealer
   3. Mary Stewart, boarding house
       May's Market
       Potato and vegetable Market
                                                     left side
       Pork, Bogwood, and Turf Market; John brown, gate keeper
       St. George's Market
       [ Victoria Street

Church Lane
High Street to Upper Church Lane

   1. Archibald Ferguson, watch and clock maker
   3. William Palmer, boot and shoe maker
   5. James Mortimer, boot and shoe maker
   7. Arthur Atkinson, boot and shoe maker
   9. Robt. Brown, boot and shoe maker
 11. J. McQuoid, boot and shoe maker
 13. Macveagh Brothers, feather merchants
 15. William Howard, wire worker
 17. J. Riddell and Son, iron merchants
 19. William Cowan, grocer and spirit retailer
 21. Henry Love, wholesale grocer and commission agent
   "   John A. Clarke's flour stores
 23. W. Kennedy, baker
 25. Francis Raymond's boarding house
27, 29. James Wilson, wine and spirit dealer
     [ Cole's Alley
 31. Joseph McClure, boot and shoe maker
 33. Robert McHinch, wholesale grocer
 35. Vacant
 37. W. R. McClelland, grocer
 39. M. Pollock, haberdashery
     [ Ann Street
 46. Hugh Millen, spirit dealer
 44. Martin Harper, wholesale grocer
 42. John Cuddy's plate and crown glass, paint, oil and colour warehouse; residences, Summerhill, County Down and 1 Clarendon Place
 40. William Fisher, wholesale and retail grocer
 38. Samuel Shaw, hatter