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FACTORY ROW
Blackstaff Road
eight small houses
FALLOON'S COURT
off Fleet Street
five small houses
FALLS COURT
off Durham Street
eight small houses
FALLS COURT
Falls Road
a few small houses
FALLS ROAD
from Devis (Divis) Street
~ G. W.
Charters & Co.s, flax spinning mill
~ Killymoon Buildings
~ John Alexander & Co., Belfast flour
mills; residences,
L. W. Alexander,
Milford, County Carlow; James
Alexander, Holywood; T.
Porter, manager, 8 Lower
Crescent
~ Jas. Campbell, jun., flax & tow spinning
manufacturer
7 Arthur Conlon, bleacher
9 Giles Haworth, grocer and haberdasher
~ A. W. Graig (Craig) & Co., flax & tow
spinners and power
loom linen manufacturers;
residences, Thomas Valentine
Crumlin Terrace; Montagu
Mulligan, Crumlin Terrace
11 Hamilton Quinn, spirit dealer and grocer
13 Jacob Johnston, calico printer
15 Edward Brittain, flax dresser
17 Jas. Donaghy, butcher
~ John Charters & Co., Falls flax spinning
mill; residence,
Ardmoulin House
~ J. Combe & Co., machine makers and iron
founders,
Falls Foundry; residences, J.
Combe, Crofton, Holywood:
W. Dunville, Richmond Lodge,
County Down.
~ Gordon & Co., flax & tow spinning
manufactory;
residences; George Washington
Charters, Easton Lodge,
Robert Gordon, 21 Falls Road.
~ Gunning & Campbell's flax and tow
spinning manufac-
tory; residences, John
Campbell, Mossley, Carnmoney;
H. Campbell, 1 College Square
North.
~ James Kennedy & Son, flax and tow
spinners and power
loom manufacturers;
residence, Clonard House.
21 Robt. Gordon, of the firm of Gordon & Co.
25 John Robinson, mill manager
27 Henry Boyd, overseer in mill.
29 James Mullen
31 Patrick Marmion, clerk
33 Mary Duncan, spirit dealer
35 Jas. McKibben, grocer
37 J. O' Neill, grocer and spirit store
39 Constabulary Station; Sergeant Hamilton.
41 Mrs. Borthwick
43 Clonard Print Works; proprietors; Joseph Fulton,
187 Herdsman's
Buildings; J. Liddy, 75 Joy
Street; Robt. Walker, Whitehouse Dye
Works.
~ Christopher Grimshaw, commission agent.
~ J. Davidson, MD.
~ Clonard Mill, Ross & Thompson,
proprietors; residences; W.
Ross, Clonard; Robt.
Thompson, Brookfield.
~ Clonard House, residence of J. and Victor
Kennedy.
~ Springfield House, residence of James
Robertson, manager of
Springfield Cotton
Spinning Company.
~ Springfield Cotton Spinning Co., Falls Road;
Maurice Lindsay
Coates, proprietor; James
Robertson, manager.
~ Springfield Bleach Works, A. Hodgkinson &
Co., proprietors;
town office, James's Street
South.
~ District Lunatic Asylum; Robt. Stewart, MD.,
resident physician
and manager.
47 Wm. Ross, mill manager
49 M. Foyle, flax dresser
51 Mrs. Lenaghan
53 M. McManus, clerk
55 Geo. Washington, teacher Model School
57 Wm. Ross, of the firm of Ross & Thompson,
Clonard Mill.
65 Archibald Kirker, publican
67 John Hamilton, drafts man
69 John McComb, mill manager
71 Hugh Dugan, carpenter
73 Alex. Beverley, flax buyer
~ Model School
2 Samuel Beatty, grocer
4 Mrs. Beatty
6 Patrick Boyle, servant
8 Felix O'Neill, mill worker
10 Charles Dilly, mill worker
12 Michael Maguire, constable
14 Thomas Dennison, dealer
16 James Owens, dealer
18 Thomas Trainor, hackler
20 John Harvey, coach man
22&24 John Fitzpatrick, spirit dealer
26 J. Hanna, grocer and druggist
28 Eliza Dwyer, grocer
30 Mary Maguire, widow
32 Jane Finlay, grocer
34 Peter Donnelly
36 Wm. McQuilland, tailor
38 John Berry, dealer
40&42 Jas. Treanor, spirit dealer
44 John McGinley, grocer
46 James Harper, flax dresser
48 Edward McGlone, butcher
50 Joseph Shaw, cart maker
52 John Deehan, carpenter
54 Constantine O'Neill, grocer and spirit dealer
56 VACANT
58 VACANT
60 Mrs. Burns
62 Michael McKeown, rougher
64 Widow Kelly
66 Widow Owens
68 Widow Heaney
70 Widow Watson
72 Wm. Hanna, linen lapper
74 Mrs. Watson
76 Wm. McWhirter, labourer
78 Daniel McKeown, labourer
80 Mrs. McCance
82 Mrs. Neill
84 Matthew McCudden, labourer
86 Wm. Douglass, grocer and provision dealer
88 John McCune, mill wright
90 William Callen, lamp lighter
92 Wm. Douglass, mill worker
94 James McAuley, mill worker
96 Widow Dunne
98 John Adair, grocer
" Mrs. Grant
100 Elizabeth Stewart
102 Bernard Kane. labourer
104 VACANT
106 Mrs. Dorochy, dealer
108 Mrs. Bush, green grocer
110 John Erskine, grocer
112 James Montgomery, grocer
114 James Atcheson, suspender maker
116 James Moore, mechanic
118 Henry Murray, grocer
120 Thomas Makepese, block printer
122 Joseph Purdy, grocer
126&128 Hamilton Gibson, grocer
130 Wm. Murray, mechanic
132 Mrs. Perry, milliner and bonnet maker
134 Samuel Jenkins, tailor
136 Joshua Ellis, designer
138 John Davison, block cutter
140 John Thomas Ballard, professor of music
142 Thomas O'Neill, labourer
144 Samuel Kidd, shoe maker
146 Widow Kyles
148 James McKibben, spirit dealer
150 George Horner, spirit dealer
152 Alex. McDonald, dairy man
154 George Milliken, publican
FERGUSON'S COURT
off Smithfield
~ Gilbert
Rodgers' cabinet making establishment and scantling
yard.
12 James Macklin, dealer
8 Peter Smith, slater
6 James McConvill, dealer
4 Mrs. Dollon, dealer
2 Jane O'Neill
eight small houses
FIFTH STREET
off North Howard Street
2 J.
Donoughy, carter
4 Samuel Roney, labourer
6 A. Rodgers, labourer
8 John McCullogh, labourer
10 John Donoughey, labourer
12 Mrs. Fagan
14 David Boag, hackler
16 Peter Trainor, labourer
18 Mrs. Agnew
20 James Coyle, pensioner
22 Mrs. Scullion
24 Wm. Stevenson, labourer
26 Charles Irwine, constable
30 J. McKenna, labourer
32 James Telford, slater
34 Thomas McAlister
36 Daniel McGinly, labourer
38 Mrs. Murphy, widow
" Thomas McArdol, shoe maker
40 Mrs. Murphy
42 James Kirkwood, mechanic
44 Mrs. Allen
46 J. Steele, bleacher
48 Andrew Walker, constable
50 Mrs. Campbell
52 John Hemphill, bleacher
54 Thomas Quinn, flax dresser
56 Mrs. O'Neill
58 VACANT
62 Benjamin Moore, grocer
1 John Harding, spinning master
3 George Kennedy, agent
5 James Scott, flax dresser
7 Mrs. Currie
9 Wm. Nicholl, printer
11 John Smyth, labourer
13 Wm. Anderson, tailor
15 John Gourley, car man
17 Widow Wallace
19 Mrs. Adams
21 Nicholas Geddis
23 Robert Porter, mechanic
25 Joseph McAdam, labourer
27 Thomas Stewart, labourer
29 Wm. McNeilly, mill wright
31 Mrs. Robinson
33 Henry Bryce, spinning master
35 Mrs. Barr
37 John Murphy, moulder
39 John McConnell, block printer
41 Mrs. Smyth
43 George Payne, block printer
45 Wm. James Laird, mechanic
47 Matthew Steele, printer
49 Mrs. Conway
51 James Savage, flax dresser
53 Mrs. Adams
FIRST STREET
North Howard Street to Conway Street
1 Wm.
Finlay, grocer
3 Mrs. McCane
5 John Gibson, hackler
7 Mrs. Flanagan
9 B. McLaverty, carpenter
11 Mrs. Goodwin
FISHERWICK PLACE
College Square South
1 Misses
Whittle's boarding school
3 Dr. Stronge, surgeon
5 dr. Pirrie, surgeon
7 Miss Winnard's school
9 J. D. Croome, artist
11 Adam Hill, notary public.
~ Fisherwick Place Presbyterian Church; Rev. Dr.
Morgan.
FITZWILLIAM PLACE
off University Road
1 Rev. James
Collins
3 Rev. John Wrixon
5 Wm. Collins, solicitor, Arthur Street
FITZWILLIAM STREET
off University Road
1 Rev.
George Hill, librarian Queen's College.
2 Wm. Stevenson
3 Arthur Crawford; office, 130 North Street
5 VACANT
7 Mrs. Duncan
9 Miss Hardy
10 Wm. McIlwrath; office, Victoria Chambers.
8 Mrs. Carroll
6 Andrew Kirk, gentleman
4 Mrs. Stewart
FLANAGAN'S COURT
Melbourne Street
six small houses
FLEET STREET
east side of York Street
1 A.
Cunningham, publican
3 John Miller, clerk
5 James Graham, linen ornament engraver
7 Wm. McVicker, ship carpenter
9 Wm. John Ferris, manager in Messrs. Rowan's
weaving factory.
11 John Davison, clerk
13 Bernard Thomson, labourer
15 James Dargan, ship builder
17 Thomas Mawhinney, seaman
19 Jane Brown, dress maker
21 VACANT
23 VACANT
25,27&29 VACANT
33 James Crouch, bookkeeper
35 John McDougall, joiner
37 Thos. Thomson, ship carpenter
39 John Evans, shipsmith
41 Robert Lawson, sail maker
43 Mrs. Curran
45 Samuel Cochrane, Custom house officer.
six small houses
70 Adam Carrigan, spirit dealer
68 John Malcolm, room paper warehouse, Victoria
Street.
66 Alexander Commie, joiner
64 William Mills, wood turner
62 Thomas Parkinson, carter
60 William Winaught, boiler maker
58 David Cameron, porter
56 Clements Jackson, labourer
54 VACANT
52 Anna Hodgson, boarding house
50 J. Harton, book agent, Waring Street
48 B. Burns, flax merchant
46 William Menarry, mariner
44 Richard Leighton, clerk
42 Alexander Bingham, traveller
40 John Ferris, writing clerk
38 Hugh Campbell, grocer
36 John Black, clerk
34 James Killen; shop, Church Lane
32 Mrs. Dargan
30 C. D. Gordon, professor of music
28 Dr. Robert M. Bolton
26 Captain Turney
24 James Arnold, clerk
22 Mrs. M. Bigger
20 Captain Davis
12 Mrs. Taylor
10 VACANT
8 John Manderson, clerk
6 Thomas Ward, hackle maker
4 James McKee, clerk
FLEMING STREET
off Old Lodge Road
thirty small houses
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FULTON'S ENTRY
off Hercules Street
a number of old houses
FORCADE'S ENTRY
north side of Berry Street
sixteen small houses
FOREMAN STREET
Old Lodge Road
seven small houses
FOUNTAIN LANE
Donegall Place to Fountain Street
2 Bernard
Hughes' railway bakery
4 Darbishire Brothers, linen merchants;
residence, Dunowen,
Cliftonville.
FOUNTAIN PLACE
(now called Botanic Terrace)
Bedford Street to Botanic Road
31 James Hamilton,
porter
33 R. Falloon, servant
35 Mrs. Orr
37 William Aberdeen, manager of Messrs. Duffin's Mill
39 James Major; ware room, James' Street South
41 Wm. Haffern, muslin manufacturer, Church Street
43 Mrs. Dorian
FOUNTAIN STREET NORTH
New Lodge Road
eight small houses
FOUNTAIN SQUARE
Little Donegall Street
~ VACANT
~ Wm. C. Archibald, grocer
FOUNTAIN STREET
Castle Street to Wellington Place
1 Samuel
McCann's Tavern
3 VACANT
5 VACANT
7 Mary Miller, grocer
9&11 Law & Co., brass founders and gas fitters
13 Thomas Hanlon's stables
15 Alex. Hoy, white smith
~ Water Commissioner's yard
19 Gymnasium National School; H. M. Kelly, teacher
" Cornelius Nolan, butler
23 Andrew Flinn, boot maker
25 Patrick McGlade, wine and spirit merchant
29 Mrs. Thompson, milliner &c
31 Miss McBride's ladies' school
33 Miss McCleave, dress maker
35 VACANT
37 Mrs. Hartley
41 Mr. Barnett's gateway
52 VACANT
50 W. K. Vail, workmen's entrance
46&48 Lyle & Kinahan, wine merchants
44&42 Riddel & Co., iron mongers and manufacturers,
21
Donegall Place
40 Joseph Magill, commission merchant; residence,
Cavehill
38 Marcus Ward & Co.'s back entrance
36 Robert Graham, linen lapper
" Wm. Ewart & Son's gateway
32 Robt. Reid, muslin manufacturer
" Mr. Lynch, professor of dancing;
residence, 21 Gloucester St..
30 Dyas & Co.'s back entrance
26 Moore & Weinberg, linen manufacturers and
bleachers
22 Fountain Street National School; Mrs. Hayes,
teacher
20 Robert Miller, grocer and manufacturing jeweller
18 Neill McNally, pensioner
16 J. McMullan, tailor
14 John Hart, professor of music
12 John Gilliland, carver and gilder
10 D. McKibbin, tailor
6 Mrs. M. E. Johnston, publican
4 Joseph Nimack, cabinet maker
FOUNTAINVILLE
University Road
15 VACANT
17 Dr. Samuel Hunter, surgeon
19 Charles Thompson, of the firm Hamilton, Megaw &
Thompson;
office, Corporation Street
FOUNTAINVILLE COTTAGE
University Road
~ Mrs.
Thompson
FOURTH STREET
off North Howard Street, Falls Road
1&3 M. A. Simpson,
cotton band manufacturer
5 Mrs. Moody
7 Nathaniel Isles, flax dresser
9 Thomas McCreight, mill worker
11 Mrs. Maginn
13 John Wallace, hosier
15 Robert Crosby, mill worker
17 David Salters, hackle maker
19 James Connolly, flax dresser
21 John Miller, shoe maker
23 Wm. Reid, mill worker
25 Thomas McCartney, mechanic
27 Wm. McConnell, book carrier
29 Mrs. Todd
31 John Emerson
33 VACANT
35 Mrs. Fagan
37 Mrs. Sweeny, widow
39 Mrs. Anderson
41 VACANT
43 James Stevenson
45 J. Montgomery, militia man
47 James Thornton, block printer
49 Hugh Smyth, labourer
51 James Agnew
53 Wm. McFarland, block printer
55 Robert Blair
57 James Davison, carpenter
59 Martha Barr, widow
61 John Adams, block printer
63&65 John Nelson, grocer
2 Wm. Harkness
4 Mrs. Russell
6 Mrs. Malone
8 Mrs. Hayes
10 Mrs. Mercer
12 John Greer, labourer
14 Mrs. Williams
16 Thomas Erskine, flax dresser
18 Alex. Henderson, compositor
20 Robert Bell, mill worker
22 Miss Robinson
24 Samuel Mercer, servant
26 John Allen, labourer
28 Mrs. McCorry
30 John Gibson, labourer
32 John Mackin, flax dresser
34 John O'Hayer, flax dresser
36 Mrs. Logan
38 J. Morrison, labourer
40 Robt. Patterson, labourer
42 James Close, labourer
44 Wm. Ingram, tenter
46 Mrs. McCaffrey
48 Jas. Hamilton, foundry worker
50 Mrs. McShane
52 Robert Ingram, labourer
FOX'S ROW
off Durham Street
~ side of
Foster Connor's linen factory
twenty small houses
FRANCIS STREET
from Smithfield to Millfield
3 VACANT
5 Mr. Hick's yard
7 Robt. G. Leathem, cooperage
9 Wm. Hicks' weaving factory; office, 15 Church
Street.
11 John & J. Herdman & Co.'s flax stores.
13 VACANT
28 T. Williamson, dealer
26 VACANT
24 Owen McIlroy, labourer
22 J. Coyle, cabinet maker; shop, Smithfield.
18 Edward Dogherty, labourer
16 Matthew Johnston, shoe maker
14 Henry Greenwood, labourer
12 Wm. Scott, wood turner
10 Wm. Scott, cabinet maker
8 Benjamin Gordon, saddler
6 H. Lynn, dealer
4 Robt. Loghran
FRANKLIN PLACE
Linenhall Street to Adelaide Place
2 Miss
Benson's side door
4 R. T. McGeagh, wholesale woollen warehouse
man, Castle Pl.
6 Miss Culloden.
8 Mrs. Higginbotham.
10 Miss Moore.
12 J. Lowry; office, 13 Waring Street.
14 Wm. McCaw, manager for Wm. Dobbin & Co., North
Street.
16 Wm. Burn
18 Mrs. Crawford's school
1&3 Belfast New Academy, Rev. A. Russell, principal.
7 Alex. Smith, builder
FRANKLIN STREET
Franklin Place to Brunswick Street
~ John
Thomas & Co., muslin manufacturers; residence, Wood-
Stock, Mountpottinger.
~ side entrance to G. S. Orr, sewed muslin
warehouse.
~ J. Kennedy & Co., muslin manufacturers;
residence, Rosetta.
~ Jaffe Brothers, linen warehouse, carters'
entrance.
~ Clarke & Drummond, cotton yarn merchants;
residence,
Hillbrook, Holywood.
~ Samuel Hart & Co., muslin manufacturers;
residence, 3
Linenhall Street.
FREDERICK LANE
off Frederick Street
~ Allen
McGrady, carter
twenty small houses
~ side of Mrs. Christie's starch works.
FREDERICK PLACE
off Frederick Street
five small houses
FREDERICK STREET
from York Street to North Queen Street
~ Industrial
and Infant Lancasterian National Schools; Miss White,
teacher; Mrs. Todd,
matron.
~ General Hospital; House Surgeon, Dr. David
Moore; Physicians
Dr. Pirrie, Professor
Ferguson, Dr. Dill, Dr. Brennan; surgeons; Dr
Moore, Dr. Browne, Dr.
Murney, Professor Gordon.
~ Dispensary Station; medical officers, Dr.
Black, 53 Victoria St.,
Dr. Smith, 1 Clarence
Place; Dr. Ross, Wellington Place;
resident apothecary,
Edward Ring
~ Friends' Meeting House
23 James Johnston, tailor
25 Mrs. Christie's starch and blue works
27 Wm. J. Williamson, painter
29 Peter Doyle, labourer
31 Richd. Magouran, spirit dealer
33 Jas. Donnelly, pensioner
35 John Maguire, spirit dealer
37 John Farquhar, grocer
39 Mrs. Scott
41 Mrs. Mawhinney, grocer
43 Robert Irwin, spirit dealer
64 John McAleer, carpenter
62 John McLaine, tailor
60 Mrs. McFall
58 Mary Bradshaw, dress maker
56 Ellen Magill, washer woman
54 James McCance, cooper
52 Henry McIlroy, foreman for Mr. King,
veterinary surgeon.
50 Thomas McCullough, mechanic
48 James Johnston, tailor
46 H. Winters, boot and shoe maker
44 Wm. Shaw, tailor
three small houses
36 Hugh Reavey, ship carpenter
seven small houses
28 Thatched House Tavern; John McConnell,
proprietor
26 Mrs. Eliza Henderson
24 Wm. Mully, weaver
22&20 Starch Works back entrance
~ Wesleyan Methodist Chapel
18 Rev. J. B. Gilman
16 Rev. Charles S. Grant
14 Robert Jardin, grocer; shop, Waring Street.
12 Mrs. Malcolm.
10 VACANT
8 A. Galt, grocer and spirit dealer.
6 C. McKelvey, sewed muslin manufacturer.
4 VACANT
FRIENDLY STREET
off Welsh Street
1 Wm.
Fitzpatrick, smith
3 Mrs. McMahon
5 Wm. Devlin, mechanic
7 Mrs. Strain
9 James Arnold
11 David Munce, tailor
13 Wm. Stewart, tailor
15 John McMaster, porter
17 Andw. McBratney, weigh master
19 James McGra, labourer
21 Edward McCluskey, boot and shoe maker
23 Patrick Kane
25 Andrew Long, butter buyer
27 Henry Fee, carpenter
29 Mrs. Savage, nurse tender
31 Jas. Bolton, day constable
33 John Hill, baker
35 Thomas Brady, black smith
37 Sarah Stafford, washer woman
39 Robert Sweeney, porter
41 John Rainey, chandler
48 Yard
46 James McCormick, sailor
44 Hugh Burns, sawyer
42 Isaac McConnell, carpenter
40 David Sheals, boot and shoe maker
38 John Hamilton, labourer
36 Samuel Dornan, porter
34 Joseph Knight, car owner
32 John Miller, carpenter
30 James Ferris, cabinet maker
28 David Harbinson, labourer
26 Charles Horner, black smith
24 James Sykes, porter
22 Mrs. Morrison
20 John McCracken, black smith
18 David Lindsay, coal trimmer
16 John Ramsey, car driver
14 Mrs. Curry
12 J. Storket, white smith
10 James Mackey, stone cutter
8 George Shannon, chandler
6 Samuel Lynas, plasterer
4 Samuel Harvey, surveyor
2 James Russell, labourer
FIRTH'S ROW
off Eliza Street
six small houses
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