1880 Belfast/Ulster Street Directory
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Ballycastle
Ballycastle, a seaport and market town in County Antrim, forty two miles N.N.W. from Belfast. The name of the place, Ballycashlin, signifying in the Irish language "Castleton" is derived from a castle built here in 1609, by Randolph, Earl of Antrim, the remains of which in the year 1856, were removed, and the site left for building ground. Its advantage for sea bathing and magnificent scenery adjacent, have rendered Ballycastle very attractive in the summer. An inland revenue office and stations of the constabulary and coast guard are established here. The Northern Banking Company have a branch of their bank here. The weekly general market is held on Tuesday, and for oats &c., on Thursday, there is also a pork, flax and butter market held every Wednesday fortnight. Monthly new fair the second Tuesday in each month. Fairs - Easter Tuesday, the last Tuesday in May, 26th July, the last Tuesday in the month of August, October and November. A railway is at present in course of construction on the narrow gauge principle from Ballycastle to Ballymoney, a distance of sixteen miles.
Post-Office - Mrs. Black, postmistress.
Letters from Belfast, Antrim, Ballymoney, Ballymena, Coleraine and
Londonderry, via Ballymoney, arrive every morning at twelve, and are
despatched at a quarter past one o'clock p.m., a second mail arrives
with letters by same route at half past seven o'clock, p.m., and is
despatched at six o'clock next morning. Letters from Belfast,
Carrickfergus, Larne, Glenarm and Cushendall, arrive every evening at
half past three o'clock, and despatched every morning at half past nine
o'clock. Union Workhouse - 15 Electoral Divisions, Board meets on Mondays. Chairman, John Casement, Esq., J.P., Churchfield, Ballycastle; Vice Chairman, Robert Gage, Esq., J.P., Rathlin Island, Ballycastle; Deputy Vice Chairman, Alexander McKeenan, Esq., Cloughcor, Ballintroy. Clerk and relieving officer, Charles McCaughan, Timothy Kelly, relieving officer. Matron, Miss Mawhinney. Schoolmistress, Jane King. Master, Denis McCormick. Places of Worship Church of Ireland - Ramoan, Rev. Thomas Cox, A.B.,
rector ; Gentry, Clergy &c. Barnes, Rev. J. P., Ballycastle Church. Traders &c. Anergarry, Miss M., draper. |
Day, Patrick, dealer. Conveyances Cars - To Ballymoney, from John McHenry 's, every morning, except Sunday, at six o'clock, returning at half past four evening, also a conveyance to Coleraine from John McHenry 's every Saturday at six o'clock, returning at four in the evening, to Cushendall every morning at half past nine, leaves Cushendall, on return, at half past twelve. |