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1861 Belfast / Ulster Street Directory

STREET DIRECTORIES TRANSCRIBED
1805 - 1806 - 1807 - 1808 - 1819 - 1843 - 1852 - 1861 - 1868 - 1877 - 1880 - 1890 - 1894
1901 - 1907 - 1908 - 1909 - 1910 - 1912 - 1918 - 1924 - 1932 - 1939 - 1943 - 1947 - 1951 - 1960
1913 Tel. directory    1824 Pigots (Belfast)  &  (Bangor)   1894 Waterford Directory
1898 Newry Directory      Bangor Spectator Directory 1970

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PROVINCIAL TOWNS
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Saintfield  Stewartstown  Strabane & Lifford  Strangford  Tandragee  Warrenpoint

SAINTFIELD

Saintfield, is a small market town in County Down, nine miles S.S.E. from Belfast, and nine N.W. from Downpatrick, situated at the intersection of the roads branching respectively to Belfast, Downpatrick, Ballynahinch and Comber.  Tonoughnieve, the Irish name of the town means the "Hill of the Saint", or "Saint Hill", translated into Saintfield.  On the 9th June, 1798, a brisk skirmish occurred here between a party of the yeomanry and the insurgents, when the latter obtained the advantage, and the temporary possession of the place.  The town is indebted for its present neat appearance and prosperous condition to the late Nicholas Price, Esq., the proprietor and lord of the manor, who, in 1802, improved the town in several respects, and erected a market house and hotel, and gave ground in perpetuity, and £50 of a donation towards the building of a very handsome school house.  The late seat of this gentleman (now that of his successor, James C. Price, Esq.), is situated in a beautiful demesne, about a mile North of the town.  The weaving of linens and other fabrics give employment to a number of persons in the neighbourhood.  Petty sessions are held every third Tuesday.  The Parish church is a large and rather elegant structure, in the early English style, with a square tower.  The Presbyterians have two churches and the Roman Catholics a chapel.  The market is on Monday, and the fairs on the last Wednesday of every month.

Post Office, Main Street - J. F. Lowry, postmaster.  Letters from Dublin &c., arrive at 7 a.m., and 3 p.m., and are despatched at 10.15 a.m., 5.40 p.m., and 7.15 p.m.; Letters for Killinchy at 7.15 p.m., Letters from Belfast &c., arrive and are despatched at 5.30 a.m.
Established Church, Main Street - Rev. George Edmondson, vicar.
Presbyterian Church, Ballynahinch Road - Rev. John Mecredy.
Presbyterian Church, Main Street - Rev. David Hamilton.
Roman Catholic Chapel, Main Street - Rev. Rowland Magill, P.P.

Gentry &c.

Price, James C., Saintfield House.
Skelly, Robert, Tonaughmore.
Walker, Richard, Tullygirvin House.
Walker, Samuel, Tullygirvin House.
Ward, Francis, The Cottage.

Clergy and Professional

Bradley, Franklin, Ravarra.
Breeze, Charles, M.D., dispensary.
Edmondson, Rev. G., Glebe House.
Gerty, Rev. Hamilton, curate.
Magill, Rev. Rowland, P.P., Main Street.
Mecredy, Rev. John.
Reid, Samuel, surgeon and apothecary, New Street.

Traders &c.

Alexander, George, Lessan Cottage.
Ashton, George, teacher of the National School.
Barry, John, hotel keeper and coach proprietor, Main Street.
Bell, George, grocer and leather cutter, Main Street.
Bell, James, woollen draper, Main Street.
Bradley, J., hotel keeper, Main Street.
Combs, William.
Corbett, Henry.
Craig, J., provision dealer, Main Street.

Craig, Thomas, licensed car proprietor, Main Street.
Davey, John, publican.
Duff, Samuel, baker, Main Street.
Gibson, Wm., shoe maker and sewed muslin agent, Main Street.
Gilbraith, Robert, teacher of Church Educational School, Comber Road.
Graham, Hugh, publican.
Jennings, Henry, woollen draper and haberdasher, Main Street.
Linas, William, grocer and licensed auctioneer.
Lowry, J., carpenter, Crossgar Road.
Lowry, J. F., land surveyor, Main Street.
Lyons, Jane, publican, Main Street.
Miller, Edward, saddler, Main Street.
Milligan, Thomas.
Moody, George, woollen draper and haberdasher, Main Street.
Munce, Andrew, butcher, Main Street.
Murray, Felix, publican and baker, Main Street.
McBride, James, bailiff for petty sessions.
McBurney, A., miller, Killinchy Road.
McGurk, J., publican and licensed car proprietor, Main Street.
McRoberts, Mrs. A., hotel keeper, Main Street.
Oswald, Andrew, woollen draper and ironmonger, Down Street.
Priestly, Wm., woollen draper, Down Street.
Priestly, Wm., jun., haberdasher and hosier, Main Street.
Ross, James, civil bill officer.
Savage, James, publican, Main Street.
Shaw, H., surgeon and apothecary, Main Street.
Spratt, Charles, watch and clock maker, Main Street.
Taylor, Thomas, publican and baker.
Thompson, Eliza, woollen draper, Main Street.
Thompson, John, manufacturer and mill proprietor.
Thomson, William, publican and leather seller, Main Street.
White, James, carpenter, Main Street.
Wilson, William, baker, Main Street.
Wilson, Andrew, woollen draper and petty sessions clerk, Main Street.

                             STEWARTSTOWN                 back to top

Stewartstown, is a small market town in County Tyrone, about thirty five miles W. from Belfast, situated on the road from Dungannon to Coleraine.  This place derived its original name, Stewartstown, from Sir Andrew Stewart, to whom James I., granted the surrounding district, in the year 1608, or soon afterwards, he erected a castle, or rather converted other buildings into one, and laid the foundation of the present town.  About two miles from the town is Stewart Hall, the seat of Earl Castle-Stewart, who derives his titles of Baron and Earl from this place.  The town consists of a spacious square and three principal streets, well arranged, and the houses well built with stone, and roofed with slate.  The market house stands in the centre of the town.  Petty sessions are held on every alternate Monday.  The Church of Donaghenry is a neat and commodious structure, as also the glebe house, the living is a rectory.  The other places of worship are two Presbyterian meeting houses, a handsome Wesleyan Methodist chapel, and a Roman Catholic chapel.  The market is held on Wednesday, and the fairs in the first Wednesday of every month.  The town contained in 1851, 1,022 inhabitants.

Post Office - Robert Henry, postmaster.
Parish Church - Rev. Jas. Geraghty, rector.
Presbyterian Meeting House - Rev. I. N. Harkness, minister.
Presbyterian Meeting House - Rev. Samuel McCurdy, minister.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - Ministers, various.
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Peter Dayley, P.P.; Rev. P. Slane, curate.
Constabulary Station.
Dispensary Station - W. B. Whittle, M.R.C.S.E., medical officer.
Loan Fund Office - Robert Megaw, clerk.
Stamp Office - Jas. Little, sub distributor.
National School - Wm. Campbell, master.
Infant School - Margaret McComish, mistress.

Gentry, Clergy &c.

Anderson, James, Ross.
Atwell, Rev. Wm. E., Clonoe Glebe.
Bailey, Rev. Kennedy, D.D., Artrea.
Bell, William, Eary House.
Castle-Stewart, the Earl of, Stewart Hall.
Caulfield, H., J.P., Drumcairne and Dublin.
Caulfield, James, Drumcairne.
Creighton, James, Sherrygroom.
Dayley, Rev. Peter, P.P.
Foster, Rev. James.
Geraghty, Rev. James, Donaghenry Glebe.
Gilmour, Thomas, Belville.
Green, Rev. Henry, Ballyclog Glebe.
Harkness, Rev. I. N.
Harris, Frederick, solicitor, Killymurphy.
Holmes, Francis, solicitor, Barn Hill.
Hunter, James, Mountjoy.
Lee, John, Cloghog.
Lindsay, Frederick, J.P., Loughery.
Little, John, attorney.
Little, Samuel, J.P.
Little, Captain.
Magill, William, M.D., Mullintain House. (Mullantain)
Maxwell, Rev. John, Brigh.
Megaw, Wm., Eary House.
McCurdy, Rev. Samuel, Tamnalennon.
McNeece, Rev. T., D.D., Arboe Glebe.
McReynolds, Samuel, Dromore.
McReynolds, Thomas, Kingsmill.
Nicholson, Mrs., Drumcairne.

O'Neill, James, land surveyor and valuator.
Porter, Thomas H., D.D., Ballymully Glebe, Tullyhogue.
Sloan, Hyde, Anketell Lodge.
Stanley, Charles, J.P., Roughan.
Waugh, Thomas, physician and apothecary.
Whittle, W. B., M.R.C.S.E.
Waugh, James, Ardpatrick.
Wilcocks, St. George, J.P., Brookend.

Traders &c.

Alexander, James, watch and clock maker.
Anderson, Charles, land steward and gardener, Stewart Hall.
Boyd, Jas., baker and earthenware dealer.
Brown, Samuel, hotel.
Donnelly, James, tailor.
Dunn, John, lime merchant, Mullantain. (Mullintain)
Dudgeon, Edward, clerk of petty sessions and provision merchant.
Dunseith, John, tailor.
Ellison, John, tailor.
Faris, William, grocer.
Fox, Denis, publican and grocer.
Galway, James, publican.
Graham, George, boot and shoe maker.
Henderson, Thomas, publican.
Henry, Robert & Co., woollen drapers, haberdashers &c.
Hughes, George, shoe maker.
Logan, John, toy shop.
Little, Jas. C., grocer, wine spirit, leather and timber merchant.
Mackarel, John, baker.
Megaw, Robert, linen manufacturer.
Murtagh, Bernard, grocer and earthenware dealer.
Murtagh, John, spirit dealer.
McAlisky, John, carpenter and shuttle maker.
McGaughey, William, grocer and leather seller.
McGeagh, John, linen manufacturer and haberdasher.
McKamish, Adam, carpenter.
McManus, James, blacksmith.
Park, Samuel, cooper.
Park, Samuel, grocer.
Quin, Matthew, lime merchant, Killycolpy.
Quin, Sarah, milliner &c.
Robson, Hugh, lime merchant.
Weir, Ann, hotel, grocer and earthenware dealer.
Woods, John, baker.
Woods, Hugh, spirit dealer.

                                STRABANE & LIFFORD               back to top

Strabane, is a market town in County Tyrone, 102 miles W. by N. from Belfast, 19 N.N.W. from Omagh, finely seated on the River Mourne, and on the mail road from Londonderry to Dublin.  The environs of Strabane are replete with interest and beauty.  It was an inconsiderable village until James I., in 1611, granted the surrounding district to the Earl of Abercorn, who subsequently erected a strong castle, and built a town, which now ranks as the third in the county.  The town consists of ten principal and several smaller streets, the houses, generally, are well built, and many of them are spacious and handsome, especially in such of the principal streets as are of a more recent formation.  Since 1831, great improvements have been made, and the town has been lighted with gas.  The manufacture of linen and the business of bleaching are carried on very extensively in Strabane and the neighbourhood.  The flax and tow mills ("Sion Mills") of the Messrs. Herdman, three miles distant, are extensive.  The trade in grain is considerable.  The Belfast Banking Company and the Provincial Bank of Ireland have branches in operation here, and there is a bank for savings.  Strabane gives the inferior titles of Baron and Viscount to the Marquis of Abercorn.  General sessions of the peace are held in January, April, July and October, and petty sessions on the second Monday in every month.  The affairs of the town are efficiently conducted by the Town Commissioners, the old corporation being abolished.  The church, built here in the year 1619, by the Earl of Abercorn, has, since 1641, been the Parish church of Camusjuxta-Morne, and has been considerably enlarged from time to time, it is now a spacious cruciform structure, in the Grecian style, with a cupola, and the arms of the founder over the principal entrance.  The Presbyterians have three churches, the Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists one each, and the Roman Catholics a spacious chapel.  There are several excellent public schools for gratuitous education of both sexes. these, together with a fever hospital, a dispensary, and a union workhouse, comprise the benevolent and remedial institutions.  The market days are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, for corn, provisions and various commodities, together with linen.  There is a market held on Wednesday for flax, which is well attended, and of increasing importance.  Fairs, February 1st, May 12th, August 1st, and November 12th, there are likewise, monthly fairs on the first Thursdays on the other months.  The town of Strabane (including Lifford), contained in 1851, 5,076 inhabitants.

Lifford, is situated on the Western bank of the Foyle, opposite to Strabane.  Although ranking as the county and assize town of Donegal, it is, in fact, notwithstanding in another county, no other than a suburb to Strabane, with which town it is allied in matters of business and local interests.  It consists principally of two streets, and contains the Donegal county jail and court house, the former is a very handsome and spacious building, in the castellated style, adapted to the classification of prisoners, the latter convenient for holding the various courts - which are the Assizes and Quarter Sessions.  The places of worship are, the Parish church, a neat edifice, a Presbyterian Meeting House, and a Roman Catholic chapel.  The county infirmary, and a bequest by Sir Richard Hansard, Bart., for educating children of the parish, are the charities.  The fairs and markets have been transferred to Strabane.

Post Office, New Street, Strabane - Andrew Jenkins, postmaster.
Post Office, Lifford - Daniel McMenamim, postmaster.
Established Church, Church Street.
Presbyterian Meeting House, Meeting Street.
Presbyterian Meeting House, Derry Road - Rev. W. A. Russell, minister
Presbyterian (Unitarian) Meeting House, Main Street - vacant.
National School, First Presbyterian Meeting House - J. Henderson, teacher.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Church Street - Ministers, various.
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Barrack Street - Ministers, various.
Roman Catholic Chapel, Meeting House Street - Rev. Wm. Brown, parish priest.
National School, Townsend Street - John McCaffrey, master.
Endowed School, Lifford - J. Conboy, master ; Sarah Ann Graham, mistress.
Church Education School, Irish Street - J. Robertson, master.
Erasmus Smith's School, Camus - J. Fullerton, master.
Infant School, Derry Road - Miss White, mistress.
County Infirmary, Lifford - Robert Little, surgeon and physician.
Dispensary and Fever Hospital, Townsend Street - Alexander Leney, attending surgeon.
Excise Office, Castle Street.
Jail, Lifford - Captain Searle, governor.
Police Station, Patrick Street.
Union Workhouse, Derry Road - R. Stewart, master ; Mrs. Stewart, matron.
Banks - Belfast Banking Company (Branch), Bowling Green - Wm. Smith, manager.  Provincial Bank of Ireland (Branch), Bowling Green - James Crosbie, manager.  Ulster Bank (Branch), Market Place - T. Lyle, manager.
Savings' Bank, Town Hall - Samuel Martin, manager.
Fire &c. Office Agents - Alliance, James Crosbie, Bowling Green.  Atlas, Jas. Kerr.   British (Life), William Ramsay, Main Street.  Standard, Jas. Stevenson.  Life Association of Scotland, Wm. Wright, Main Street.  Scottish Amicable, George Gordon.  Standard, James Stevenson.

Gentry, Clergy and Professional

Alexander, Rev. W., rector.
Brown, Rev. Wm., Murlog.
Colhoun, Samuel, attorney, Newtown.
Crosbie, James, Bowling Green.
Edie, Alexander C., D.L., Thornhill.
Elliott, Wm., attorney and commissioner for taking acknowledgements of deeds by married women, seneschal of manor court, public notary and town clerk, Bowling Green.
Flanaghan, Edward, Derry Road.
Fleming, Miss Isabella, Main Street.
Gibson, Rev. J., Presbyterian minister.
Gillespie, Jas., M.D., physician and surgeon, Lifford.
Gough, R. B., Urney House.
Greer, Robert Smyley, Camus.
Henderson, Miss Jane, Lifford.
Herdman, James, Sion Mills.
Holmes, John, supervisor of excise, Derry Road.
Humfrey, Captain, Broomfield.
Humfrey, Colonel Benjamin G., Cavenacer.
Humphrys, Major John, Milltown House.
Leney, Alexander, M.D., physician and surgeon, Main Street.
Mitchell, David, jun., M.D., physician and surgeon, Main Street.
Morton, Major, Main Street.
McColgan, Charles, attorney.
O'Flaherty, Daniel, physician, surgeon and apothecary, Main Street.
Patterson, Rev. Thomas, classical academy, Irish Street, Strabane.
Porter, Captain Robert, Carricklee.
Reynell, Rev. W., curate.
Russell, Rev. W. A., Manse, Strabane.
Sinclair, James, Holy Hill.
Smiley, Miss Ann, Newtown.
Smyley, Rev. Ferguson, curate, Lifford.
Smyth, William, Bowling Green.
Wilson, Robert, solicitor, Bowling Green.

Traders &c.

Aikin, john, saddler, Main Street.
Aikin, Wm., grocer, Main Street.
Anderson, Margaretta, school, Main Street.
Baird, John, corn merchant, Bowling Green.
Barnhill, Joseph, publican, Back Street.
Bates, Wm., grocer, Main Street.
Blair, Ann, haberdasher, Main Street.
Blair, John, haberdasher, Main Street.
Blair, Mary, draper, Main Street.
Blair, Samuel, boot and shoe maker, Main Street.
Borland, James, saddler and harness maker, Main Street.
Borland, Mary, milliner and dress maker, Abercorn Square.
Bovaird, Wm., delf and china warehouse, Markethouse Street.
Boyd, Rebecca, straw bonnet maker, Main Street.
Buchanan, Mrs., baker, New Street.

Burns, J., clothes dealer, Bridge End.
Burr, James, letter press printer, china & delf warehouse, Main Street.
Campbell, Thomas, grocer, Bridge Street.
Carolan & Murphy, drapers, Main Street.
Colhoun, Sarah Ann, milliner and dress maker, Main Street.
Connolly, James, butcher, Main Street.
Cooke, Wm., painter and glazier, Main Street.
Cullion, James, publican, New Street.
Dennin, Michael, tallow chandler and soap boiler, Main Street.
Devinn, Catherine, haberdasher, Main Street.
Devlin, John, clothes dealer and auctioneer, Main Street.
Devlin, John, pawn broker, Market House.
Doherty, Mrs., hotel, Bridge Street.
Dolen, Francis, publican, Castle Street.
Donnell, Samuel, grocer, corn and timber merchant, New Street.
Dougherty, John, cooper, Market House Lane.
Dunlop, Wm., tinplate worker and brazier, Main Street.
Elliott & Crawford. woollen drapers, Main Street.
Evans, James, linen and woollen draper, Main Street.
Flanegan, Patrick, linen and woollen draper, Main Street.
Floyd, John, clothes dealer, Bridge Street.
Floyd, Patrick, clothes dealer, Bridge Street.
Frizell, Archibald, boot and shoe maker, Main Street.
Frizell, Margaret, straw bonnet maker, Main Street.
Frizell, William, plumber, Main Street.
Gallagher, Toland, whitesmith, Main Street.
Gordon, George, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, Main Street.
Gormans, Edward, baker, Main Street.
Gray, John, printer, book seller, stationer, Main Street.
Gwynne, Richard, tailor, Main Street.
Gwynne, Misses, ladies' school, Main Street.
Hamilton, Wm., ironmonger, Market House.
Henderson, Robert, surveyor, Strabane.
Herdmans & Co., flax and tow spinners, Sion Mills.
Holmes, Robert, brewer, Meeting House Street.
Kelly, Charles, publican, wine and spirit merchant, Main Street.
Kerney, John, carpenter, Bowling Green.
Kinkead, Sarah, milliner and dress maker, Main Street.
Knox, Wm., land agent, Lifford.
Larmour, Francis, coach builder, Castle Street.
Larmour, Wm., ironmonger, Castle Street.
Lynch, John, miller, Ballymagory.
Mackay, Sarah Ann, milliner and dress maker, Castle Street.
Maguire, Ann, grocer, New Street.
Maguire, Ann, timber and iron merchant, New Street.
Martin, James, grocer, Main Street.
Martin, Samuel, publican, Main Street.
Maxwell, John, grocer, Bridge End.
Maxwell, Charles, publican, Bridge Street.
Mehaffy, Joseph, publican, Church Street.
Mehan, John, publican, New Street.
Meldrum, Ralph, wheel wright and cart maker, Bridge Street.
Monaghan, Patrick, publican, Church Street.
Moody, John, saddler and harness maker, Main Street.
Moreland, Alexander, tallow chandler and soap boiler, Castle Street.
Murray, Thomas, butcher, Main Street.
McBride, Rev. Mr., P.P., Strabane.
McCarter, George, tanner, Main Street.
McClelland, Alexander, linen and woolen draper, Main Street.
McCrossan, Hugh, hatter, Back Street.
McCurry, Thomas, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Bridge Street.
McDougall, Henry, hatter, Main Street.
McGinley, David, tailor, Main Street.
McGrotty, Constantine, baker and grocer, Main Street.
McHugh, Sarah, publican, Main Street.
McIntosh, Jas., tin plate worker and brazier, Main Street.
McIntyre, Margaret, haberdasher, Main Street.
McKee, Joseph, druggist, Main Street.
McKee, Joseph, grocer, Main Street.
McKinney, Edward, hotel, Castle Street.
McLaughlin, Mark, clothes dealer, Bridge Street.
McLaughlin, N., blacksmith, Castle Street.
McMonagle, James, boot and shoe maker, Strabane.
McSwegan, Thomas, hotel keeper, Abercorn Square.
O'Neill, Francis, bleacher and linen merchant, Mountpleasant.
O'Neill, Francis, publican, wine and spirit merchant, Bridge End.
O'Neill, Jas., clothes dealer, Bridge Street.
Orr, John, tailor, Main Street.
Porter, Jas., commission agent and corn merchant, Church Street.
Robinson, James, publican, Main Street.
Rogan, Wm., publican, New Street.
Scarff, Alexander, wheel wright and cart maker, Meetinghouse Street.
Scott, Joseph, bleacher and linen merchant, Spamount, Castlederg.
Stevenson, James, ironmonger and foundry.
Stewart, Obin, draper, Main Street.
Sunderland, J., coach maker, Main Street, Strabane.
Watson, Mr., Agricultural Hotel.
Wright, Wm., grocer, Main Street.

                                   STRANGFORD                 back to top

Strangford, a small seaport in County Down, situated immediately opposite to Portaferry, on the Western shore of the strait or channel.  The town is the property of the Lord de Ros, whose seat, Old Court, is adjoining to it, and about a mile distant is the lovely demesne of Castleward, the seat of Lord Bangor.  The town, which is in the vicinity of the fine lough of its name, contains some good houses and a custom house.  It had a station of the constabulary and of the coast guard.  The places of worship are a chapel of ease to the parish of Ballyculter, and one each for Presbyterians and Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists, and Roman Catholics.  Two schools are supported respectively by Lord de Ros and the Hon. Harriet Ward.  Fairs, February 4th, August 12th and November 8th. Population, 571.

Established Church, Parish of Ballyculter - Rev. J. F. Gordon, rector ; Rev. James Martin, curate.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Thomas Irvine, minister.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - Ministers, various.
Primitive Methodist Chapel - Ministers, various.
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. P. Starkey, P.P.
Endowed School - Ann Creen, mistress.
Infant School - M. Coates, mistress.
Coast Guard Office - Mr. Hockley, R.N., inspector ; ? , Widdicombe, chief boatman.
Constabulary Station - Constable Robinson.

Nobility, Gentry, Clergy &c.

Bangor, Lord, Castleward.
Bangor, Lady, Castleward.
Costello, Charles.
Gordon, Rev. John F.
Hockley, Mr.
Irvine, Rev. Thomas, P.M.
Knox, Alexander, M.D., medical inspector dispensaries in Ulster.
Nugent, Andrew, jun., J.P., Castleward.
Price, Mrs., The Lodge.
Russell, William.
Stanhope, Charles, Wyndham.
Thetford, Dr., dispensary.
Ward, the Hon. Colonel.

Traders &c.

Adiss, Wm., spirit and porter dealer.
Braniff, John, baker.
Brown, John, grocer, ironmonger, hardware, linen draper, haberdasher, timber merchant and china and earthenware dealer.
Dougherty, Richard, shoe maker.
English, Robert, blacksmith.
Fitzsimmons, John, publican.
Greer, Robert, grocer.
Halliday, Ellen, grocer.
Hynds, John, spirit and porter dealer.
Kerr, wm., grocer, linen draper and ship owner.
Magee, Thomas, grocer.
Murray, Bernard, ship owner.
Press, Edward.
Quaile, Francis, grocer &c.
Russell, Wm., coal merchant, ship broker, harbour master and receiver of drafts of admiralty.
Scanlon, Mr., sub agent for Lord de Ros.
Smyth, James, grocer.
Smyth, Mary Jane.

                              TANDRAGEE              back to top

Tandragee, anciently "Tawnatclee" or "Tawnatelee", is a market town in County Armagh, twenty four miles S.W. from Belfast, seated on the River Cusher, and at the intersection of the road from Portadown to Newry.  The Newry Canal, which comes within a mile and a half of the town, offers all its facilities of communication for trading with the large towns of Belfast and Newry.  The Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway passes 1 1/2 miles from the town, on which there is a station between Tandragee and Gilford, at the Madden Bridge.  The town stands on a steep hill, and consists of two principal and three smaller streets.  It is on the estate of the Duke of Manchester.  The mansion, or castle of Tandragee, is a large and modern baronial pile, erected by the late Duke when Viscount Mandeville, and occupying the site of an ancient castellated and fortified residence.  Adjoining the castle is a beautiful chapel, and the entire pile, with its adjunctive beauties, are well deserving the visit of the tourist.  The flax market is large, and some of the finest of this article in the kingdom is produced in this district.  Petty sessions for the division are held once a fortnight.  The church, originally built by Oliver St. John, and which was nearly demolished during the wars of 1641, was rebuilt in the year 1812, on the site of the old church, and is a very handsome Gothic Structure.  It is now one of the handsomest village churches in the North of Ireland.  The other places of worship are for Presbyterians, Methodists and Roman Catholics.  There are two schools, supported by the Duke of Manchester, there is also a clothing fund, supported by the Duchess of Manchester.  The market, which is one of the most extensive in Ireland for the sale of flax, is held on Wednesday.  The annual fairs are July 5th, November 5th and there are fairs on the 2nd Wednesdays in the other months of the year.  The town contained in 1851, 1,496 inhabitants.

Post Office, Market Street - Richard Trotter, postmaster.
Stamp Office, Market Street - Robert Trotter, distributor.
Police station - Wm. Hewitt, sub inspector, Portadown ; Armstrong Stinson, sergeant, Market Street, Tandragee.
Dispensary - Robert McGowan, resident physician, surgeon and apothecary.
Belfast Banking Company, Market Street - W. L. Victor, manager ; George Potter, accountant.
Established Church, Church Street - Rev. A. Molony, A.M., prebendary, Rev. John P. Bushe, A.M., curate.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. James Bell, minister.
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Market Street - Ministers, various.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Market Street - Ministers, various.
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. Daniel O'Toole, P.P.
Duke of Manchester's School, Common Hill - Thomas Kerr, master.
Duchess of Manchester's Free Infant School, Market Street - Ann Bellow, mistress.
National School, Market Street - Rev. Daniel O'Toole, patron.

Nobility and Gentry.

Buckby, Wm., Prospect House.
De Salis, Count, Ballylisk Cottage.
Harden, James, D.L., J.P., Harrybrook.
Hardy, Frederick, Derryallen.
Hardy, Robert, Cooly Hill.
Hutcheson, William, Market Street.
Kilpatrick, Thomas, Cabra Grove.
Langtry, James, Lintfield.
Manchester, Duke of, Tandragee Castle.
O'Brien, J., Stackpoole, Parkview.
Turtle, Wm. John, Mullavilla.
Victor, W. L., Belfast Bank.

Clergy and Professional

Atkinson, Edward Dawson, solicitor and coroner, Church Street.
Bell, Rev. James, Ballymore House.
Bell, Rev. John, Clare.
Burns, John, surgeon, Market Street.
Bushe, Rev. John P., A.M., curate.
Groves, Rev. H. C., perpetual curate, Mullavilla.
Hankin, Rev. F., perpetual curate of Clare, Church Street.
Hawthorn, Rev. Robert, Marlacoo.
Irwin, Rev. John, P.P., Mullavilla.
Molony, Rev. Arthur, A.M., rectory.
McConnell, Patrick, solicitor, Market Street.
McGowan, Robert, surgeon, Market Street.
O'Toole, Rev. Daniel, P.P.
Paton, Alexander, M.D., Market Street.

Traders &c.

Abbott, Joseph, blacksmith, Market Street.
Acheson, George, accountant, Market Square.
Acheson, John, grocer, Market Street.
Allen, Charles, iron founder, Mullintor.
Bailie, Jos., mill wright, Montague Street.
Baxter, Robert, earthenware dealer, Market Street.
Bissett, David, tailor, Market Street.
Brown, Robert, civil bill officer, Market Street.
Brown, Robert, provision dealer, Market Street.
Brown, E. & J., haberdashers, Market Street.
Buckby, Wm., steam scutch mill.
Burns, James, spirit dealer, Market Street.
Christy, Hugh, butter merchant, Clare.
Clarke, Thomas, butcher, Athol Cottage.
Clarke, Mrs. Caroline, organist and ladies' school, Market Street.
Cochrane, Jonathan, provision merchant, Market Street.
Cochrane, Jonathan, grocer, Market Street.
Curry, Isaac, butter merchant, Cordrain.
Davis, Robert, linen merchant, Market Street.
Dolaghan, John, grocer, spirit dealer, and flax merchant, Gilford Street.
Dougan, Fras., flax merchant, Market Street.
Emmerson, Robert, manor bailiff, Market Street.
Emmerson, Robert, jun., clerk of petty sessions, Market Street.
Evans, James, carpenter, Market Street.
Farley, James, pork buyer.
Fegan, Wm. Henry, grocer, Market Street.

Geoghegan, Patrick, dealer, Market Street.
Gillis, Dinah, Victoria Hotel, Market Street.
Gillis, Elizabeth, milliner, Market Street.
Glenn, James, reed maker, Church Street.
Glenn, Elizabeth, milliner, Church Street.
Gracey, George, watch and clock maker, Market Street.
Gracey, Richard, blacksmith, Church Street.
Grant, John, flax dealer, Market Street.
Hacket, Sarah, grocer, Market Street.
Hacket, Thomas, shoe maker, Market Street.
Hagan, John, carpenter, Market Street.
Harcourt, Wm., spirit dealer, Market Street.
Hardy, John, chandler and soap boiler, Market Street.
Hardy, John, grocer &c., Market Street.
Hughes, Philip, shoe maker, Church Street.
Hughes, William, butcher, Market Street.
Hughes, T., butcher and hide dealer, Market Street.
Hutcheson, David, turf and coal merchant, Market Street.
Kinney, Patrick, baker, Market Street.
Kinney, Henry, baker, Market Street.
Kinney, Ellen, haberdasher, Market Street.
Laverty, Isaac, shoe maker, Montague Street.
Loughran, Patrick, flax merchant and grocer, Market Street.
Maginnis, Charles, jun., grocer, Church Street.
Maginnis, Charles, grocer, Montague Street.
Maginnis, Daniel, shoe maker, Market Street.
Maginnis, John, grocer, Church Street.
Maginnis, Thomas, grocer, Market Street.
Martin, Edward, Manchester Arms Hotel, Market Street.
Martin, E., haberdasher, Market Street.
Mathers, Thomas, spirit dealer and iron store, Market Street.
Matthews, John, painter and glazier, Market Street.
Meredith, Wm. & Robert, carpenters and wheel wrights, Mill Street.
Mooney, Patrick, marine store, Church Street.
Morrison, M., shoe maker, Market Street.
McAlinden, Meredith, butter merchant.
McCallen, Samuel, chandler, grocer, woollen draper &c., Market Street
McCann, Mrs., marine store, Market Street.
McConnell, J., flax buyer, Market Street.
McConnell, E., car owner, Market Street.
McCormack, Arthur, haberdasher and land steward, Market Street.
McCreery, Wm. J., harness maker.
McCulloch, Joseph, pawn broker, painter and glazier, Market Street.
McCune, Samuel, pawn broker, Church Street.
McDermott, Charles, haberdasher, Market Street.
McDonnell, Daniel, grocer, Market Street.
McHenry, W., stone cutter, Market Street.
McIver, Robert, tailor, Mill Street.
McKinley, Wm., saddler, Market Street.
O'Hanlon, Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, Market Street.
O'Hanlon, Francis, flour and corn miller, mills, Clare.
O'Hanlon, John, flax merchant, Market Street.
O'Hanlon, John, Farmers' Hotel, Market Street.
O'Hear, James, baker, Market Street.
Purdy, James, tailor, Market Street.
Quarry, George, rectifying distiller, Market Street.
Quin, Q., leather merchant, Church Street.
Quinn, A., spirit dealer, Church Street.
Quinn, C., flax merchant, Market Street.
Rice, Mary, grocer, Mill Street.
Rowley, J., grocer &c., Market Street.
Scott, James, inspector, Church Street.
Shields, Thomas, shuttle maker, Church Street.
Sifton, John, spirit dealer, Market Street.
Skeath, Henry, pork and butter merchant.
Smith, James, leather merchant, Market Street.
Stretton, Wm., grocer, Market Street.
Taggart, Samuel, haberdasher, Market Street.
Taylor, J., haberdasher, Market Street.
Towers, James, woollen draper and grocer, Market Street.
Toal, Charles, grocer and provision merchant, Market Street.
Trotter, Richard, commissioner for taking affidavits, Market Street.
Trotter, Richard, woollen draper &c., Market Street.
Trotter, R., distributor of stamps, Market Street.
Trotter, Richard, grocer, wine and spirit, boot, shoe and leather merchant, Market Street.
Walsh, J., miller, Millvale, Modoge.
White, Thomas H., miller, Mill Street.
Whitten, George, spirit dealer, Market Street.
Woods, J., spirit dealer, Gilford Street.

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Warrenpoint, is a seaport in County Down, thirty five miles from Belfast, and five from Newry.  A castle was built near this place in 1212, by Hugh de Lacy, to protect the ferry across the channel where it narrows, from which it was called Narrowwater Castle, it was destroyed in the war of 1641, and was rebuilt by the Duke of Ormond in 1663.  The site of the present town was a rabbit warren, whence it is said to have derived its name, and in 1780 was but little known.  The town comprises several respectable streets, diverging from a square off the seaside, many of them are large and well built and for the accommodation of visitors in the bathing season, there are several well furnished and comfortable lodging houses in pleasant situations, hot and cold baths and two good inns.  The prospect from Seaview, where there are several beautiful villa like houses, is remarkably grand, embracing the whole bay, the quay of Rostrevor, and the adjacent wood, together with the entire vale, diversified with extensive plantations, elegant seats, and pretty cottages.  Large vessels trading to Newry are obliged to lie here, where the water is deep, good anchorage, and perfect shelter, as the further passage up the channel is intricate and perilous, from the obstruction of rocks.  There is a good and convenient quay here, at which large vessels can load and discharge their cargoes.  A communication between this port and the ports of Liverpool and Glasgow is maintained by steamers, by this means large quantities of agricultural produce, cattle, poultry, eggs, and oysters are exported, and British and foreign produce received in return.  Petty sessions held on alternate Wednesdays.  The church is a neat building, in the early English style, erected in 1825, and recently enlarged.  The Parish church at Clonallen is a mile distant.  The Presbyterians, Unitarians and Methodists have each their respective places of worship.  The Roman Catholic chapel here is a large and elegant one.  Fairs are held on the last Friday of each month.  The town contained in 1851, 1,769 inhabitants.

Post Office - Mary Hancock, postmistress.
Established Church, Clonallen - Rev. Edward Richards, rector.
Established Church, Warrenpoint - Rev. Lewis Richards, incumbent.
Presbyterian Church - Rev. Isaac Patterson, minister.
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel - Ministers, various.
Roman Catholic Chapel - Rev. John Brennan, P.P.
Savings' Bank, (open Tuesday from 11 till 1) - John Graham, actuary.
Dispensary - Joseph Robinson, medical officer.

Gentry, Clergy and Professional

Anderson, Mrs. R., Seaview Terrace.
Arbuthnot, Alexander, Seaview Terrace.
Atkins, N. Atkins, Victoria Lodge.
Brennan, Rev. John, P.P.
Campbell, Hugh, Dromore Lodge.
Clogher, Mrs., Mansion House.
Crawford, Dr., Bayview House.
Creely, Mrs., Marine Terrace.
Hall, Roger, D.D., J.P., Narrowwater Castle.
Hall, Major, Moygannon.
Hall, Mrs. S., Moygannon.
Halyday, James T., Catherine Lodge.
Hamilton, Captain, Tamnaharrie.
Henderson, James, Albert Place.
Higginbotham, Mrs., Church Street.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs., Victoria Place.
Magill, Miss, Savilla Place.
Moore, Rev. Samuel.
McComb, Mrs., Seaview Terrace.
McCracken, Mrs., Seaview.
McGeorge, James, Savilla Place.
McNally, A. A., Victoria Place.
Patterson, Rev. Isaac, Manse.
Richards, Rev. Edward, Clonallen.
Ross, Daniel, M.D., Savilla Place.
Robinson, J., M.D., Savilla Place.
Shaw, Miss, Victoria Place.
Scott, Mrs., 3 Albert Place.
Sinclair, Wm., Albert Place.
Smith, Joseph, Savilla Place.
Smith, Mrs. Bryce, Seaview.
Steigletz, Von Charles A., Knockbarragh Park.
Thornley, Miss.
Waring, Mrs., Clonevin.
Watson, George.
Watson, Leonard, Marine Parade.
Watson, William, Marine Terrace, Aughavilla.

Traders &c.

Agnew, Patrick, lodging house.
Best, John.
Bettridge, Edward, painter and glazier.
Blythe, John, painter and glazier.
Burns, Wm., hair dresser.
Caulfield, Edward, tailor.

Connolly, John, ship smith.
Copeland, George, Church Street.
Courtenay, John, grocer, provision dealer, timber and coal merchant.
Crawford, John, grocer and provision dealer.
Crawford, P., baker and provision dealer.
Crawford, Patrick, baker.
Crawford, Thomas, spirit dealer.
Crawford, J. D., M.D., Bayview House.
Denvir, John, solicitor.
Doherty, Richard, Church Street.
Doran, George, Havelock Place.
Downey, Patrick, woollen draper and haberdasher.
Ewing, Wm. John, spirit dealer.
Fearon, T., lodging house.
Flinn, Joseph, woollen draper and haberdasher.
Forbes, Wm., Havelock Place.
Fullerton, E. & C, milliners and dress makers.
Glenn, Brothers, confectioners.
Gourley, Alice, spirit dealer.
Graham, Misses, woollen drapers and haberdashers.
Hancock, Mary, provision dealer.
Higgins, Patrick, butcher.
Johnston, Wm., grocer and provision dealer.
Kincaid, James, spirit dealer.
Langton, Alexander, grocer, provision and spirit dealer.
Lunday, Thomas, Savilla Place.
Magee, John, spirit dealer.
Monro, John, spirit dealer.
Monro, Henry, spirit dealer.
Montgomery, Andrew, Havelock Place.
McConvill, James, spirit dealer.
McConvill, Richard.
McNulty, Terence, saddler and harness maker.
Pile, Nancy, Havelock Place.
O'Hagan, James, baker and flour merchant.
Osborne, Deborah, lodging house, Savilla Place.
O'Hare, Thomas, Commercial Hotel, timber and coal merchant.
Semple, Sarah, spirit dealer.
Sinclair, William, Albert Place.
Sim, Edward, Crown Hotel.
Smith, Robert, grocer and provision dealer.
Smith, John, Church Street.
Sullivan, John, Havelock Place.
Watson, Leonard, Lloyd's agent.
White, James, Newry Hotel.
White, Owen, butcher.
Williams, John, Royal Hotel, Havelock Place.

Conveyances

Cars - To Newry, at all times during the day.
Steamers - To Liverpool, the S.S. Pride of Erin, Captain J. Williams, twice each week, William McCulla, agent.  To Glasgow, the steamer Mystery, weekly.
To Newry - by railway, departures every hour daily from 7 a.m. till 8.45 p.m., John Dodds, superintendent.
Cars are constantly plying to Newry and Rostrevor.

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Under the Patronage of Royalty and the Aristocracy of Europe

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL

Of unparalleled success during the last sixty years in promoting the GROWTH, RESTORING and IMPROVING the HUMAN HAIR
It prevents Hair from falling off or turning gray, strengthens weal Hair, cleanses it from Scurf and Dandriff and makes it beautifully soft pliable and glossy. In the growth of the BEARD, WHISKERS and MUSTACHOIS it is unfailing in its stimulative operation.  For CHILDREN it is especially recommended as forming the basis of a beautiful head of Hair, while its introduction into the Nursery of Royalty, and the numerous Testimonials constantly received of its efficacy, afford the best and surest proofs of its merits - 
Price 3s. 6d,  7s. Family Bottles (equal to four small), 10s. 6d. and double that size 21s.
ROWLANDS' KALYDOR
An Oriental Botanical Preparation for IMPROVING  and BEAUTIFYING the COMPLEXION and SKIN.
This Royally- patronizes and Ladies' esteemed Specific exerts the most soothing, cooling and purifying action on the skin, eradicates Freckles, Tan, Pimples, Spots, Discolouration and other Cutaneous Visitations, and renders the Skin Soft, Clear and Blooming.  During the heat and dust of Summer, the Frost and Bleak Winds of Winter, and in cases of sunburn, stings of insects, or incidental inflammation, its virtues are universally acknowledged - Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per bottle
WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction, and to health and longevity, by the proper mastication of food.
ROWLANDS' ODONTO
of PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, is of inestimable value in PRESERVING and BEAUTIFYING the TEETH, Strengthening the Gums, and in giving a Delicate Fragrance to the Breath.  It eradicates Tartar from the Teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it imparts a Pearl-like Whiteness - Price 2s. 9d. per box.
Sold by A. ROWLAND & SONS, 20 Hatton Garden, London and by Chemists and Perfumers.
Ask for ROWLANDS Articles
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ATLAS
Fire & Life Assurance Company
Cheapside, London.
Capital £1,200,000
This long established Company insures all descriptions of Buildings, including Mills, Distilleries, Factories &c. &c., together with the property therein, from Loss or Damage by Fire, also Merchandise in the Custom House, Queen's Stores, and Public Cranes.
THE LIFE DEPARTMENT
Is, and has been, conducted on the Equitable System, by which the Assured becomes entitled to a considerable Bonus every seventh year, which may be applied to a reduction of the Premium, or in addition to the sum assured by the Policy, at the option of the holder. A liberal commission to Solicitors and Agents who effect Assurances at this Office.
C. B. GRIMSHAW & SON,  AGENTS   14  DONEGALL STREET
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We have the direct testimony of nearly 500 people of all classes to the accurate time kept by our WATCHES of every description, direct from the best English and Swiss Manufacturers. £2. 5s.  to £50.
JEWELLERY
A large stock, including the most exquisite London made, as well as the plainest
CLOCKS
Very Cheap, We are Direct Agents for one of the best Manufacturers in London, and also in Paris.  A great variety in Stock of Office and Chimney Clocks, at prices from 12s. to £20.  We are prepared to supply Turret Clocks sufficiently powerful for bells from 14 lbs. to 20 cwt. suited for Stables, Manufactories, Churches or Public Buildings, from £15 to £200.
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS IN VARIETY
J. DIXON & SONS
Genuine Sheffield Plate in TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES : CRUET FRAMES ; CAKE BASKETS ; WAITERS ; SPOONS ; FORKS &c.
Optics from the best makers, Telescopes, Opera and Race Glasses, Microscopes, Solomons' Celebrated Spectacles in Gold and Steel, from 2s. 6d.  Parties purchasing for Presentations are respectfully invited to inspect our Goods and Prices.  Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Dressing and Jewel Cases.
A FIXED PRICE FOR EVERY ARTICLE
Watches sent safe to all parts of Ireland, post paid and registered, on receipt of Post Office or Bank Order.  Parties at a distance may rely on getting our Best Value.  A Catalogue, with description and price, free on application.  Watches and Jewellery repaired and made to order by first class Workmen, on the premises.  Hair wrought in every device.  Old Gold and Silver bought or exchanged.
THE WATCH AND JEWELLERY HOUSE
corner of Victoria Street, Belfast.
J. F. HARBINSON & CO.
_______________________________

SCOTCH CLAY FIRE GOODS
"Mr. George Jennings' Patent Drain Pipes, as we have before taken occasion to say, are certainly the best arrangement that can be used" -- Builder.
The Subscriber begs to intimate the Builders and others, that the following FIRE CLAY GOODS, in large supplies, can be had at his Depot, QUEEN'S QUAY, Belfast.

Fire Bricks of every size
Fire Bricks for Facing Buildings
Fire Bricks glazed
Bricks for Paving Stables
Ornamental Quoins, &c.
Sewer, Pipes, with patent and socket Joints.
Ornamental Chimney Cans in great variety
Flue Linings
Oncomings for Flues
Joist Shields
Ballusters
Garden Borders
Finials
Channel Blocks
Invert Channel Blocks for common Sewers
Ridge Tiles, Plain, Rolltop and Ornamental
Flooring Tiles, Plain and Ornamental
Coloured Fancy Tiles
Flue Covers of all sizes
Gas Retorts
Cattle and Pig Troughs, and Horse Mangers
Flower Vases and Stands
Strawberry Tiles
Ground Fire Clay (Fine)
Drain Pipes for field drainage, of 2,3,4 & 6 in. bore, of red clay

The subscriber would draw the attention of those requiring Sewer Piper to "Jennings' Patent" the patent right to manufacturer which he has secured.  These Pipes are the most perfect yet introduced, and are universally acknowledges as the only improvement yet effected on the ordinary Socket or Half Socket Pipe.  With all their advantages, they are the same price as that charged for those with the old system of joints.  The Goods are of the most superior quality, and second to none in the market
ROBERT BROWNE
FERGUSLIE FIRE CLAY WORKS DEPOT
QUEEN'S QUAY, BELFAST
_______________________________

GEORGE McAFEE
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER
32 CORN MARKET
corner of Ann Street
BELFAST
In respectfully directing public attention to his new, extensive and central establishment, the Proprietor desires to express his grateful acknowledgements to his friends and patrons for the liberal share of their favour and preference which he has so long enjoyed.
In the commodious premises which he has now fitted up, in order to the extension of his business, and to which he has recently
REMOVED FROM 2 ANN STREET
he will be enabled more fully to meet the increasing demands of his customers, and to keep pace with the growing competition in the trade.  It shall be his object, as it has hitherto been, to rest his claims to public confidence and support upon superior workmanship and first class materials, as well as promptitude and punctuality in the execution of orders, while his scale of charges will be regulated by a due regard to the interests of those whose patronage he may have the honour to secure
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
______________________________

THE ULSTER MEDICAL HALL
20 & 22 CASTLE PLACE, BELFAST
MR. CANTRELL
begs to return his grateful acknowledgements to the Profession, and public in general, for the increased support which he has received since the Dissolution of the late Firm.  By residing on the premises, MR. CANTRELL is enabled to devote his entire and unremitting attention to the several Departments of his Profession, and conscientiously assures those who may entrust him with their favours, that it shall be his constant and anxious endeavour to merit a continuance of that confidence so essential where life and health are concerned.  Prescriptions being compounded at this Establishment by a Licentiate Apothecary, aided by experienced qualified Assistants, combined with the Proprietor's personal examination of all preparations previously to their being sent out, are unusual advantages that must be regarded as guaranteeing additional accuracy.  By a strict adherence to such arrangements, Mr. Cantrell trusts that the "Ulster Medical Hall" may continue to be favoured with the extensive patronage it has hitherto enjoyed.  The public will please observe that every article sold at this Establishment bears the name and address on the label.  Bleeding, Cupping and Application of Leeches, and every office within the province of Apothecaries under the direction of the Physician or Surgeon, promptly attended to.  The manufacture of Aerated Waters is extensively carried on, and Mr. Cantrell can urge no stronger proof of the excellence of their quality that the very great demand for them which this Establishment is in receipt of, not only in and around Belfast, but in distant localities.  The following are among the principal varieties manufactured at the "Ulster Medical Hall :-
Carrara Water              Chalybeate Water         Kali Water        Pullne Water       Seltzer Water       Vichy Water        Soda Water (double)      Soda Water (single)      Lemonade          Ginger Ale          Tonic Bitters         Aperient Solution
All other Mineral and Aerated Waters, both Artificial and Genuine, generally required in Medical Practice.
FLUID MAGNESIA OF THE PUREST DESCRIPTION
AGENT FOR THE "VICHY WATER COMPANY"
______________________________

GEORGE L. HILL
ENGRAVER
BRASS AND ZINC PLATE
MANUFACTURER
LITHOGRAPHIC & COPPERPLATE
PRINTER
9 CASTLE STREET
BELFAST
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BRASS AND ZINC PLATES
MADE AND ENGRAVED TO ORDER
NAME PLATES FOR CARTS
ALWAYS ON HAND
_____________________________

WHITEHAVEN
POTTERY WAREHOUSE
108 HIGH STREET
BELFAST
MRS. J. R. WILKINSON
begs leave to inform the Friends and Patrons of her late Husband, that she has undertaken to carry on the above concern.  Thanking them for past favours and support, she requests a continuance of their orders, and will do everything in her power to deserve them.  Mrs. J. R. W. will be constantly supplied with the following goods, which she will sell at very moderate prices:-
GLASS - IN LUSTRES, VASES, DECANTERS, WINES, GOBLETS, TUMBLERS
CHINA - IN DESSERT, TEA, AND BREAKFAST SETS, ORNAMENTS, VASES &c.
EARTHENWARE - IN BREAKFAST, DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SERVICES.
WHITEHAVEN POTTERY WAREHOUSE
108 HIGH STREET, BELFAST
___________________________

CITY LOAN OFFICE
NO 1 CHAPEL LANE
first door from Castle Street
BELFAST
ESTABLISHED 1833
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES
In Lever and other Escapements
GOLD AND SILVER GUARD AND ALBERT CHAINS
GOLD KEYS, GOLD WEDDING RINGS
KEEPERS, SET-RINGS, EAR-RINGS
BROOCHES, PINS, LOCKETS
and a Miscellaneous Assortment of other Articles, which will be Sold Cheap
WEEKLY ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
WATCHES, JEWELLERY &c.
Taken in Exchange, or purchased for Cash
CITY LOAN OFFICE
NO 1 CHAPEL LANE
first door from Castle Street
BELFAST
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PLUMBING &c.
SCULLY & SHANNON
PLUMBERS, LEAD MERCHANTS
BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS FITTERS &c.
TALBOT STREET & MILL STREET, BELFAST
beg leave to return thanks for the patronage they have received, and hope to merit a continuance of same, by strict attention to, and execution of, orders received.  They are constantly supplied with FORCING PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, WASH HAND BASINS, HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. and every other article connected with the Trade, on the most approved principles and moderate prices.  All Work in this Establishment executed in the most substantial and satisfactory manner.
COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO
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NEW
WATCHMAKING AND REPAIRING ESTABLISHMENT
NO. 24 1/2 CORN MARKET, BELFAST
ANDREW CARR
begs to inform his numerous friends and the Public generally, that he has commenced business on his own account at the above address, and he hopes, from his long experience in the Trade (having been in the employment of the late Mr. John Gray, of Castle Place, for the last Twenty One Years, twelve of which he acted in the capacity of Foreman ), to merit a share of public patronage and support.  Honest Workmanship and Moderation in Charges will characterize his Establishment.
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ULSTER COACH FACTORY
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CARRIAGE BUILT TO ORDER
ON MODERATE TERMS
ALWAYS ON HANDS
NEW CLARENCES, BROUGHAMS, LANDAULETTS, PHAETONS
CARRIAGE AND OUTSIDE CARS, GIGS, DOG GIGS, WHITECHAPELS &c.
Second hand Carriages of almost every description.
Old Vehicles taken in Exchange, or Sold on Commission
ULSTER COACH FACTORY
MONTGOMERY STREET, BELFAST
JOHN KENNEDY & SON, PROPRIETORS
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GUSTAVUS HEYN
GENERAL MERCHANT
SHIP AND INSURANCE AGENT
(HAMBURG ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION)
ROYAL BELGIAN CONSULATE
Vice Consulate
For Prussia, Russia, Holland, Hamburg, Bremen, Lubeck, Oldenburgh, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Spain, Parma, Naples, and Two Sicilies, Turkey and Greece.
AGENT FOR THE 
SCOTTISH UNION LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
and
WORLD ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
CORN EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BELFAST
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LONDON, UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Instituted in the Reign of Queen Anne, A.D. 1714
and empowered by Act of Parliament to grant Annuities and make Insurances for Lives and against Fire.
WILLIAM SIMMS
AGENT FOR THE SOCIETY FOR THE TOWN & NEIGHBOURHOOD OF BELFAST
continues to receive orders in any of these Departments, at his
OFFICE IN THE LINEN HALL
Medical Examiner - William Burden, Esq. M.D.
_________________________

ALEXANDER MOORE
DECORATOR, PAINTER &c.
31 ARTHUR STREET, BELFAST
begs respectfully to return thanks to the Nobility, Gentry and Merchants, for the distinguished patronage he has received during the last thirty years, and to state that he continues to acquaint himself with whatever is new or improved in the above line in other countries, enabling him to execute orders in the same superior style which has hitherto gained for him so decided a preference, and on terms that he hopes will be found on comparison as moderate as any in the trade.
WORKMEN SENT TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
________________________

W. & M. MULRYNE
COACHMAKERS
7 MONTGOMERY STREET, BELFAST
Orders for New Work and Repairs promptly executed on moderate terms
_______________________

OLD AND NEW FURNITURE
BOUGHT AND SOLD, OR EXCHANGED
IN TOWN OR COUNTRY
BY
JOHN COYLE
13 & 24 SMITHFIELD
_______________________

WM. CORRY & CO.,
AERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS
AND GENERAL BOTTLERS
CIGAR IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS
3 VICTORIA STREET, BELFAST
Life Guarantee, Fire, Plate, Glass, and Casualty Insurance Office.
Caledonian Pottery and Bottle Works Depot
______________________

ROYAL MEDICAL HALL
7 DONEGAL PLACE, BELFAST
DYAS & COMPANY
LICENTIATE APOTHECARIES AND CHEMISTS
PROPRIETORS
Prescriptions accurately compounded with the choicest ingredients by Qualified Assistants, strictly superintended by Mr. Dyas.
where may be had the following :-
Jozeau's Copahine Magee - James's Pills for the Complexion - The Bitter Cup for Tonic Draughts - Blair's Pills for Gout - Holloway's Pills - Cockle's Pills - Anderson's Pills - Parr's Pills - Kaye's Worsdell's Pills - Poor Man's Friend - Ching's Worm Lozenges - Fisher's Ginger Bread, for Worms - Locock's Wafers - Infant's Preservative - Dalby's Carminative - Gibton's Horse Powders - Olden's Application for Broken Knees in Horses - Cupis's Constitution Balls - Leeming's Essence - Rimmel's Perfumery - Pinnaud's Perfumery - Violet's Perfumery - Piesse & Lubin's Finest French Pomades and Extracts - Benzine Collars, for removing Stains, &c. - Trusses - Laced Stockings - Abdominal Belts - Elastic Bandages - Stethoscopes - Ear Trumpets - Gutta Percha, in Sheets - Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, of Finest Quality &c.
THE SODA WATER
LEMONADE, GINGER ALE, KALI WATER
ARTIFICIAL SELTZER WATER & FLUID MAGNESIA
Manufactured on the Premises
STAND UNRIVALLED FOR PURITY AND STRENGTH
THE WATERS OF
VICHY, PULLNA, SELTZER AND HARROWGATE
Imported direct from their respective Springs, and Warranted Genuine
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RITCHIE & SONS
MANUFACTURERS OF
MANURES
ASPHALTE FLAGGING &c.
ROOFING FELT
BELFAST
PROSPECTUS WITH PRICES FREE BY POST
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STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
ESTABLISHED 1825
The first Division of profits took place in 1835, and subsequent Divisions have been made in 1840, 1845, 1850 and 1855.  The last Division, as at 15th November 1860, will be declared early in 1861, when the amount can be added to each Policy, its value taken in cash, or applied to the reduction of future Premiums, at the option of the assured.
ACCUMULATED FUND £1,800,000
ANNUAL REVENUE £300,000
The Company purchases its Policies on equitable terms, and grants Loans to the extent of their value, at a moderate rate of interest.  Policies of five years' duration are eligible for admission to a Select Class of Assurance, which includes free Residence in any part of the world.
HEAD OFFICE
3 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH
WM. THOMAS THOMSON, Manager
CHIEF IRISH OFFICE
66 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET, DUBLIN
SAMUEL SMYLIE, Esq., Resident Secretary
Belfast Board of Directors
SAMUEL G. FENTON, Esq., J.P., Chairman
William Dunville, Esq., J.P.         The Rev. H. Cooke, D.D., LL.D.            William Hamilton, Esq.
James Heron, Esq.           John Hind, Esq.
AGENT AND SECRETARY TO THE BOARD
A. O'D. TAYLOR, 77 VICTORIA STREET, BELFAST
ALSO AGENTS
THOMAS RINGLAND, Manager of the Ulster Bank, Belfast.
GEORGE A. CARRUTHERS, 47 Arthur Street, Belfast.
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THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, BELFAST
A FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL
Combining English comfort with Parisian elegance, at Moderate Charges
( Ici on parle Francais )
A COFFEE ROOM for Private and Professional Gentlemen, and DRAWING ROOMS, with Piano-forte in each, en suite for families.
A COMMERCIAL ROOM, the best in Great Britain, for the exclusive use of Commercial Gentlemen, and SHOW ROOMS, specially fitted up for them.  Omnibuses attend all the Railway Trains and Steam Packets
Baths - Posting - Livery Stables
A Cafe and Restaurant attached - entrance Castle Lane
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MEDICAL HALL
NO. 16 CASTLE PLACE, BELFAST
Directly opposite the Ulster Club
SURGEON SMYTH
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
PROPRIETOR
This Establishment is constantly supplied with all Medicines in general use, and of the purest quality.
LEECHES, TRUSSES, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY &c.
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ROBERT W. HUDDLESTON
AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR AND COMMISSION AGENT
AUCTION MART AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
58 VICTORIA STREET, BELFAST
ALL ORDERS AND COMMISSIONS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
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THOMAS CLEGG & SONS
CLOG MAKERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
8 ANN STREET & CONWAY SQUARE, NEWTOWNARDS
Have always in stock a most extensive assortment of every description of
CLOGS
Which they are prepared to supply to the Public and the Trade at prices lower than any house in Belfast>
Clogs repaired on the Premises - An Inspection Solicited
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JOSEPH CAPPO
CHEMICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER
5 PORTLAND PLACE
off Great George's Street, Belfast.
Barometers, Thermometers, and Hydrometers, of every description, accurately made and repaired.  Spirit Levels, Sympiesometers, Vacuum and Steam Gauges, &c.  Glasses and Tubes made for all kinds of Chemical and Philosophical Experiments.
Gilometers, for testing and gravity of oils.
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LONDON AND PROVINCIAL
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION
BELFAST AGENCY, 115 VICTORIA STREET
Where all Marine Risks will have attention, and Insurances by cross Channel Steamers effected on the spot, by the Subscribers
THOMAS G. FOLLINGSBY, SON & CO.
Also Agents for the Imperial Fire and Imperial Life Co.'s of London.
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BELFAST POSTING ESTABLISHMENT
and
LIVERY STABLES
8 MONTGOMERY STREET AND MAY STREET
JAMES MORRISON
Successor to the late Hugh Morrison, his father, begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry and Public of Belfast, and its vicinity, that he still continues to supply Enclosed Hearses, Mourning Coaches, Open and Close Carriages, on the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms.  An Omnibus also for the use of Families and Private Parties.  Coffins of every description on hand or made to order, together with a large assortment of Silk and Linen Shoulder Scarf's and Hat Bands.
NOTE:- J. M. begs to return his sincere thanks for the patronage he has received since his father's death, and hopes to merit a continuance of same, by strict attention to his business in its several departments.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Of Superior Quality, all Warranted, with
A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE BEST JEWELLERY
Sold at a price much lower than the same quality can be had in other places, at
JAMES WILSON'S
7 HIGH STREET, BELFAST
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By Her Majesty's Royal Letters Patent
D. ANDERSON & SON
Manufacturers and only Patentees of the improved
PATENT ASPHALTIC ROOFING FELT,
PRICE ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT
This felt, makes a cheap, durable, and light permanent roofing, requiring less than half the strength of timber which is necessary for slates, tiles, or thatch, and from its lightness and easy applicability, it can be readily fixed by any carpenter or handy labourer.  It is made in rolls of 25 yards, 32 inches wide.  Price, Eightpence per running yard, or One Penny per square foot.  Improved Patent Bituminous Waterproof Felt, free from unpleasant smell, for lining damp walls, laying under carpets, floor clothes &c.  Improved Non-conducting Hair Felt, for clothing boilers, cylinders, pipes &c, which effects a saving of one fourth in fuel.  Improved Patent Sheeting Felt, for ship bottoms, under copper or wood.  Asphalte Flagging, Fire Lights, Oils, Grease, Varnish and importers of Rosin, Pitch, Archangel and other Tars.  Samples and Instructions sent gratis to any part of town or country, on application to D. Anderson & Son, Lagan Felt Works, Short Strand, Ballymacarrett, Belfast.
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JAMES ANDERSON
SUPERINTENDENT OF NEW BUILDINGS, REPAIRS, &C. &C.
Of Twenty Five Years' Experience
and
SPECIAL MEASURER OF BUILDERS' WORKS
OFFICE - 33 1/2 MAY STREET, BELFAST
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TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE FURNITURE
JOHN GORDON, Proprietor of the Cabinet and Furniture Warerooms, 62 & 65 Smithfield, continues to supply his customers with the best and most serviceable articles, at the lowest renumerating profit.
COMPETITION DEFIED
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS
JOHN GORDON'S FURNITURE SALE ROOMS
62 & 65 SMITHFIELD, BELFAST
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JAMES O'BRIEN
FARMING IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURER
46 MAY STREET, BELFAST
In returning thanks to the Nobility, Gentry and Farmers of this and the adjacent Counties, for their liberal support since his commencing business, begs leave to call their attention to his
NEW THRESHING MACHINE
on the peg and beater principal
For which he obtained First Prize at the late Cattle Show in Belfast in 1857.  JAMES O'BRIEN, the Inventor of this Machine, is the only authorised Manufacturer, and as the Moulding in connexion with the above is now done on the premises, orders can be executed more promptly, and at less expense.             46 May Street, Belfast
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PRINCE OF WALES RESTAURANT
WILLIAM J. WALKER
PURVEYOR, COOK AND RESTAURANTEUR
Importer of Wines and Liqueurs
3 DONEGAL PLACE, BELFAST
LUNCHEONS, DINNERS AND EVENING PARTIES SUPPLIED WITH EVERY REQUISITE
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WILLIAM JOHNSTON
BOOKBINDER
ENGRAVER, LITHOGRAPHIC & LETTERPRESS
PRINTER
25 WARING STREET, BELFAST
An assortment of Merchants' Writing Papers of all kinds, Account Books and Miscellaneous Stationary always on hand.
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STAFFORDSHIRE WAREHOUSE
104 HIGH STREET, BELFAST
Established for the Cheap Sale of
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE
DINNER SERVICES, DESSERT SERVICES, TEA SERVICES, BREAKFAST SERVICES, TOILET SERVICES
By the first makers, at unusually low prices
PARIAN AND STONE TABLE JUGS
BLACK, BROWN AND COMMON WARE
Glass, from the lowest prices to the most expensive Cut Goods
ROBERT HOGG & CO, Proprietors
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WILLIAM BRAITHWAITE
1 UPPER CHURCH LANE, BELFAST
OFFERS FOR SALE
PLASTER OF PARIS
ROMAN, PORTLAND & MASTIC CEMENTS
CHALK, WHITING AND PUTTY
LINSEED MEAL AND CAKE &c.
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WILLIAM BEATTIE & SON
HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS
ROSEMARY STREET, BELFAST
AGENTS TO THE STAR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
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JOHN H. GOWAN
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR
WAREROOMS AND SALEROOMS - NO 5 GEORGE'S LANE
( near the Police Office, Police Square)
AND ARTHUR PLACE, BELFAST
All descriptions of FURNITURE and GOODS Bought or Sold on Commission, either Privately or by Auction.  Extensive and Superior Storage Accommodation for Goods sent to Warehouse.
SALES OF STOCK, CROP, &c. ATTENDED IN THE COUNTRY
Valuation made for Probates and Legacy Duties
Mr. Gowan has added a Large Room, on Ground Floor, exclusively for accommodation of private parties sending Goods or Furniture for Auction, also additional Rooms for Property and Commercial Sales
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UPHOLSTERY
WINDOW BLIND & BEDDING WAREHOUSE
35 YORK STREET, BELFAST
EDWARD BRADLEY
( late of Longford & Carrol's)
PROPRIETOR
Every description of UPHOLSTERY WORK executed on the Shortest Notice.  A great variety of Sofas, Couches, Easy Chairs &c. &c., at unusually low prices.  A large assortment of Flock Mattresses ready made.  Hair, Wool and Spring Mattresses made to order.  Country orders punctually attended to.
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CABINET
and
UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
33 CASTLE PLACE, BELFAST.
ARCHIBALD SLOAN
Respectfully invites the Nobility, Gentry and parties who are about to furnish, to visit his Warerooms, which are replete with a most extensive
STOCK OF FURNITURE
of his own manufacture, in new and beautiful designs, consisting of
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE - DINING ROOM FURNITURE - BED ROOM FURNITURE - FEATHER BEDS, CURLED HAIR and
SPRING MATTRESSES
From long experience in these Branches of Business, he is enabled to execute orders in the most approved style of Workmanship, so as to give general satisfaction.
VENETIAN AND WIRE GAUZE BLINDS
MADE TO ORDER
SOLE AGENT IN BELFAST
for the
PATENT NURSING CHAIR
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UNITY FIRE & LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
CHIEF OFFICE
UNITY BUILDINGS, 8 CANNON STREET, LONDON, E.C.
CAPITAL £2,500,000
Directors in London
~ Charles Bazin, Esq.          ~  Sir William C. Dalyell, Bart.          + James A. Durham, Esq.          + Robert Garland, Esq.
+ Thomas Carlyle Hayward, Esq.          ~ Albert Francis Jackson, Esq.          * Major Martin Mulkern.          ~ Edward Taylor, Esq.
~ Thomas Vaughan, Esq.          + Thomas Wheatley, Esq.
Auditors - William Hopwood, Esq.     John Smith, Esq
Medical Officers - C. J. Hare, Esq., M.D.     T. Hawksley, Esq., M.D.
Bankers - Unity Joint Stock Bank             Solicitor - Thomas Taylor, Esq.          Manager - Cornelius Walford, Esq.
* Directors of the Fire         + Directors of the Life       ~ Directors of the Fire and Life
FOREIGN BRANCHES AND AGENCIES
UNITED STATES BRANCH - Offices, 58 Wall Street, New York.
Manager and General Agent - George Adlard, Esq.
CANADA BRANCH - Offices, Merchants' Exchange, Montreal
Manager and General Agent - W. P. Reynolds, Esq.
AUSTRALIA - Messrs. Dickson, Williams & Co., Melbourne.
CALIFORNIA - Messrs. Dickson, Dewolf & Co., San Francisco.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE - George Saxon, Esq. (Messrs. Anderson, Saxon & Co.), Cape Town.
CONTINENT OF EUROPE - Principal Agencies - Hamburg, H. Burghard & Co., Hahntrapp, No. 5 :  Bremen, Frederick H. W. Becker, Esq. :  Amsterdam, G. F. Hughes, jun., Esq. ; Lubeck, Heinrich Walte ; Lisbon, Quintella Sampayo & Co.
AGENTS FOR BELFAST - Messrs. P. L. Munster & Son, 12 Corporation Street.
Secretaries for Ireland - Messrs. W. D. Henderson & Sons, 37 College Green, Dublin and Belfast.
(lots of figures and stuff)
CORNELIUS WALFORD, Manager.
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STAR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
CHIEF OFFICE, 48 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON, E.C.
ESTABLISHED 1843
Trustees
Thomas Farmer, Esq, Gunnersbury House and Arthington Hall, Yorkshire.
Frederic Mildred, Esq., Nicholas Lane, London.
William Betts, Esq., Deal.
George Smith, LL.D., F.A.S., Camborne.
William Skinner, Esq., Stockton-on-Tees.
Directors
Chairman - Charles Harwood, Esq., F.S.A., Judge of the County Court of Kent, and Recorder of Shrewsbury.
Deputy Chairman - John Josias Buttress, Esq., Islington.
Edward Ball, Esq., M.P.          Adam Bealey, M.A., M.D.          William Betts, Esq.          John Churchill, Esq.          Walter Griffith, Esq.
Thomas Holmes, Esq.          John Lidgett, Esq.          Joseph Leather, Esq.          William Merry, Esq.          Jonathan Sills Pidgeon, Esq.
William H. Smith, Esq.          Joseph Thackray, Esq.          George F. Urling, Esq.          John Vanner, Esq.          Joseph M. Ware, Esq.
Secretary - Jesse Hobson, Esq., F.S.S.
(lots more figures)
JAMES M. THOMSON
21 WARING STREET, BELFAST
GENERAL AGENT FOR NORTH OF IRELAND.
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MIRRORS
SILVERED & BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE
My Warerooms are now replete with a select Stock of superior and highly finished
DRAWING ROOM CHIMNEY GLASSES
Of modern and most approved designs, the Plate Guaranteed
"Best Silvering Quality"
Special sizes made to order, and designs submitted for inspection.
ROBERT GAFFIKIN
7 ARTHUR SQUARE, BELFAST 1861
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BELFAST FEATHER PURIFYING FACTORY
AND FEATHER WAREHOUSE
12 CHURCH STREET
DAVID MCVEIGH
begs to direct the attention of the Public to his Stock of Feathers -
Pure White Feathers and Down ; Grey Goose Feathers and Down ; Mixture Feathers and Down ; Cock and Hen Feathers and Down ; Ticking ; Ready made TICKS and HAIR MATTRESSES ; Curled HAIR.  Old Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses Purified and rendered almost equal to New, that have undergone the Purifying process.  Charge for cleaning Old Beds and Hair Mattresses 2d. per lb.
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CARD
W. J. MACKENZIE
EDGE TOOL AND HAMMER MANUFACTURER
FILE AND SAW WAREHOUSE
44 ROSEMARY STREET, BELFAST
Joiners', Cabinet Makers', Coopers', Ship Carpenters', and Tinsmiths' Tools, Engineers', Boiler Makers', Iron Ship Builders', Smiths'. and Quarriers' Hammers &c.  Cutlery Ground, Branding Irons and Beams, Smithwork, &c.
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DAVID MORTON
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER
40 BERRY STREET, BELFAST
GOODS SOLD ON COMMISSION
COUNTRY SALES ATTENDED PROMPTLY
AND PAYMENTS GUARANTEED
Of all amounts which come through his hand - which have secured for him past favours - shall continue to characterise his dealings with the public.  D. M. begs to draw attention of the Public to the
SHOW ROOM
next door to the Mart, well stocked with a variety of FURNITURE, which may be had on reasonable terms.
OBSERVE
THE PAWN BROKERS
and
GENERAL AUCTION MART
40 BERRY STREET
next to Berry Street Presbyterian Church
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GRATTAN & CO'S MEDICAL HALL
10 & 12 CORN MARKET, BELFAST.
(Established in 1825)
Under the personal Superintendence of Mr. Grattan, and his Son-in-Law, Mr. R. W. Pring.
LICENTIATE APOTHECARIES
THE SODA AND MINERAL WATER DEPARTMENT
Comprises the Genuine Mineral Waters and Crystallized Mineral Salts, direct from their respective Springs, as well as the various Artificial Aerated Waters in general demand.
ARTIFICIAL AERATED WATERS
Aperient Solution      Chalybeate Water      Lemonade      Aromatic Bitters      Ginger Ale      Medicinal Soda      Carrara Water
Kali Water      Seltzer Water      Pulna Water      Soda Water      Vichy Water
MINERAL SALTS AND WATERS
Cheltenham Salts      Cheltenham Salts (Effervescing)      Harrogate Water      Vichy Water (Grande Grille)      Vicky Water (Hospital)
Leamington Salts      Pulna Water      Seltzer Water      Pulna Water (Brighton)      Seltzer Water (Brighton)      Vichy Water (Haute Rive)
Vichy Water (des. dames)
The following Select Preparations are particularly recommended :-
GRATTAN & CO.'S APERIENT ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
Require no confinement, and may be used at all times as an aperient with perfect safety.  1s. and 2s. per Box.
GRATTAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF ALEXANDRIAN SENNA
An agreeable and efficacious aperient, especially useful for Children.  1s. and 2s. per Bottle.
GRATTAN & CO.'S AROMATIC GINGERBREAD WORMCAKES
A safe and efficient preparation, perfectly free from unpleasant taste, and on that account particularly suitable for Children who have a strong aversion to ordinary medicines.  6d. per Packet.
GRATTAN & CO.'S CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF THE RED JAMAICA SARSPARILLA
In Bottles, 3s., 5s. 6d., and 10s. 6d.
GRATTAN & CO.'S AROMATIC TINCTURE OF QUININE
A valuable Tonic for Debility.  In Bottles 2s. 6d.
GRATTAN & CO.'S IMPROVED SHAVING PASTE
In Pots, 1s. each.
GRATTAN & CO.'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS
Owing to the mucilaginous matter it contains, Iceland Moss possesses demulcent properties much superior to those of the ordinary mucilage's, and when combined, as in the present preparation, with suitable diaphoretic and anodyne ingredients, forms a most valuable remedy for Coughs, Colds &c.  It has also been found useful in Hooping Cough.  In Bottles, 2s. 6d. each.
BLAKE'S PRESERVATIVE FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS
as used with the most signal success, for upwards of half a century, by that celebrated Dentist, the late Dr. Blake, of Dublin.  Prepared according to a recipe obtained from Dr. Balke's nephew.  2s. 6d. per Bottle.
GRATTAN & CO.'S PREPARED MARROW OIL
an agreeable and fragrant Compound, peculiarly calculated to preserve the Hair in a healthy and natural condition, and to prevent its premature decay.  1s. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 9d., and 5s. per Bottle.
DUPUYTREN'S CELEBRATED CANTHARIDINE POMADE
for the growth of the Hair.  2s., 3s. 6d., and 5s. per Bottle.
GRATTAN & CO.'S ESSENCE OF RENNET
 for making Rennet Whey, without trouble or loss of time, as it is always ready, and keeps well. 1s.
GRATTAN & CO.'S PREPARED COCHINEAL
a particular convenient preparation for colouring Jellies &c. 1s. per Bottle.
GRATTAN & CO.'S PECTORAL LOZENGES OF IPECACUANHA AND MORPHIA
particularly used in Coughs of long standing accompanied with irritability of the fauces and air vessels 1s. per Box.
GRATTAN & CO.'S VOICE LOZENGES
strongly recommended to Clergymen, Singers, Public Speakers, and all persons subject to relaxed Sore Throats. 1s per Box.
GRATTAN & CO.'S PECTORAL COUGH DROPS
In recent Coughs, Colds and Affections of the Chest, they have been found highly beneficial. 1s per Bottle.
GRATTAN & CO.'S GLYCERINE COLD CREAM
In Pots, 10d. and 2s. each.
SUPERIOR VINEGAR AND SPICES
PATENT AND VETERINARY MEDICINES, PERFUMERY &c.
Flesh, Hair, Nail, Shaving, and Tooth Brushes, Sponges and sponge Bags.
PURE CHEMICALS, FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC PURPOSES
G. & Co., are agents in Belfast for :-
Murray's Fluid Magnesia ; Salmon and Ody's Trusses ; Jeffrey's Respirators ; Pyne's Tooth Paste ; Hendric's, Low's and Pinaud's Perfumery ; Bayley's Ess. Bouquet ; Piesse & Lubin's Frangipanni ; Bredinbach's Wood Violets &c. &c.; Borwick's Baking Powder ; Briet's Gazogenes ; Currie's Hair Wash, Amber Trotter Oil &c. &c.; J. M. Farina's Eau de Cologne ; Gibton's Worm Powders ; Leeming's Essence ; Olden's Horse Application &c. &c.
The public will please observe, that every article prepared at this Establishment has the name of Grattan & Co. on the label.
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THE BELFAST NEWS LETTER
ESTABLISHED 1737
THE OLDEST PAPER IN IRELAND
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
NEW OFFICES:-
No. 25 DONEGALL STREET, BELFAST
The News-Letter now stands at the head of the Conservative Press in Ulster, and its circulation is principally among the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy of all denominations, and the leading commercial and trading community in the Provinces, thus showing its value as a medium for Advertising to those who wish their announcements to be read by these important classes.  An Advertisement of Ten Lines inserted for 2s.  A scale of prices will be forwarded, post free, on application by letter, or otherwise.   By means of the Magnetic Telegraph, the News-Letter each Morning contains the London and Liverpool news of the previous Night, and up to the hour of Publication.
Publisher and Proprietor  JAS. A. HENDERSON
All orders for the Newspaper and Advertisements will be promptly attended to.
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THE BELFAST WEEKLY NEWS
is one of the cheapest and largest
WEEKLY PAPERS IN IRELAND
It contains an immense amount of News of every description
THE BELFAST MARKET REPORTS OF FRIDAY
and the
LATEST LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKET REPORTS
are regularly published in Saturday's "Weekly News"
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION
Unstamped       ..   ..   ..      8s. 6d.
Stamped     ..   ..  ..   ..     12s. 6d
Single Copy, Unstamped - 2d.
Single Copy, Stamped - 3d.
All orders to be forwarded to the Publisher of the Weekly News
OFFICE
25 DONEGALL STREET, BELFAST
Agents in all the Principal Country Towns
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McINTYRE, HOGG & CO
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
WHOLESALE (only)
FOYLE STREET, LONDONDERRY
WAREHOUSES:
122 Brunswick Street, Glasgow and 26 & 27 Addle Street, Wood Street, London E.C.
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IRVIN & McCUTCHEON
70 & 72 YORK STREET, BELFAST
beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that they have commenced to supply orders in every variety of
STONE CUTTING
at the above yard
They have on hands every variety of MONUMENTS, CHIMNEY PIECES &c., which may be had on very reasonable terms.
COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS AND HERALDIC DEVICES Sculptured in the best style, and on the shortest notice.
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YORK STREET
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS
JOHN ROBINSON, Proprietor
A choice stock of Chimney Pieces in Foreign and British Marbles, made to London, Italian and Belgium designs.  J. R. has just imported a great variety of ENGLISH GRATES, made by Machinery, with all the Modern Improvements, which he offers for Sale at half the usual profits. He would beg to call attention to the MONUMENTAL PORTION of his business, to which he devotes strict attention, and in which he has received so marked and liberal support.  He has also on hands a large stock of White and Black MARBLE TOMBS, at reduced prices. COATS OF ARMS, CRESTS and HERALDIC DEVICES, Sculptured in the best style, and on the shortest notice.
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JOHN DYER
5 ARTHUR STREET, BELFAST
AGENT TO
Her Majesty's Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners, Westminster, for granting Free Passages to the Colonies.
The Colonization Assurance Corporation, for the Sale of Freehold Land in Western Australia.
The New Zealand Corporation for granting Assisted Passages to Canterbury.
The Black Ball Line of Packets, Sailing for New York 1st and 16th of every month.
The English and Irish Church and University Life Assurance Society>
Birkenhead, Liverpool and Manchester Steam Bleaching, Silk and Woollen Dye Works.
Passages can be secured at this office in First Class Packet Ships to Australia, also to the various ports of America every week during the year.
N.B. - All Letters requiring a reply must have a stamp enclosed
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GAS FITTING, PLUMBING &c.
HENDERSON & WINNINGTON
Plumbers, Lead Merchants, Brass Founders, Gas Fitters, &c.
5 MILL STREET, BELFAST
are constantly supplied with Forcing Pumps, Water Closets, Washhand Basins, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, and every other article connected with the Trades, on the most approved principles and moderate prices.
All work executed in the most substantial and satisfactory manner, by competent workmen.  Country orders punctually attended to
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WILLIAM GRAHAM
STONE WORKS
98 YORK STREET, BELFAST
MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, TOMB STONES, NEWCASTLE GRINDSTONES, CUMBERLAND GRINDSTONES
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COALS
We beg to offer for Sale, ex Ship or Store, in Belfast, or any other Irish Port:-
KIRKLESS HALL Orrel House and Gas Coal
FIRST AND SECOND WIGAN  ditto        "   
WORKINGTON Steam and House         "
GLASGOW Fine Ditto                             "
GLASGOW and TROON SPLINT Steam     "       
BALQUHATSON                                       "
POWELL'S DUFFRYN Steam                "
MORGAN'S LLANELLY MALTING        "
TROON MALTING and BLIND                "
CANNEL,  for House and Gas use
We would wish to call particular attention to the superior durability and cleanliness of the KIRKLESS HALL ORREL, being the most economical imported into Ireland.  Being Sole Agents for Sale of the above mentioned Coals, we can offer the very lowest terms.
JOHN CHARLEY & CO.,
48 DONEGALL QUAY, BELFAST
and
19 EDEN QUAY, DUBLIN.
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PATAGONIAN GUANO
Imported by
H. C. SMITH & CO., LIVERPOOL
PRICE £6 10S., Delivered in Belfast
Testimonials and Analyses on application to 
H. J. & F. McCANCE
1 and 2 DONEGALL SQUARE NORTH, & 13 and 15 CALENDER STREET, BELFAST
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR THE NORTH OF IRELAND
or to the under mentioned
AGENTS :-
John Frackleton, Church Lane, Belfast.
McCullough & Filson, Phoenix Mills, Great George's Street, Belfast.
John Hanna, Ballynahinch.
Jacob Halliday, Banbridge.
Wm. Boyd & Co., Thomas Street, Armagh.
John Capper, Lurgan.
James Frackleton, Dromore.
Samuel Corry, Dromore.
John Millar, Lisburn.
William Stranaghan, Castlewellan.
James Moore, Newtownards.
Morton & Simpson, Ballymena.
John Strahan, Ballymena.
D. Campbell & Co., Aughnacloy.
Thomas Cannon, Lakeview, Grange, Toomebridge.
James Devlin, Cookstown.
Jas. H. Pollock, Ballymoney.
James Marks, Maghera.
Farmers and others supplied, Wholesale and Retail, by Messrs. McCance, Belfast, or by any of the Agents.
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DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF ARMAGH & CONNOR
BALLYMENA
R. KING, A. B. 
Ex-Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin, Senior Moderator (and Gold Medallist) in Mathematics and Physics, &c.,
PRINCIPAL
The course of instruction adopted in this School embraces the usual branches of preparation, either for Mercantile pursuits or for a Collegiate career.  The site, within an hour and a half of Belfast by rail, is a very healthy one, and the principles, manners and comforts of the resident pupils are carefully attended to.
TERMS FOR BOARDERS, 45 GUINEAS PER ANNUM
Any other particulars required may be learned on application to the Master.
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PLUMBING &c.
CARLILE & COMPANY
PLUMBERS, LEAD MERCHANTS, BRASS FOUNDERS, GAS FITTERS &c.
have removed to
38 DONEGALL STREET, BELFAST.
Where they have more extensive accommodation, to suit the requirements of their increased business, for which they have to return thanks to the Public, and their Friends, and trust, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit their continued confidence and support.  C. & Co. are constantly supplied with Forcing Pumps, Water Closets, Wash-hand Basins, Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, Sheet Lead, and every other article connected with the Trades, on the most approved principles and moderate prices.
HOT WATER APPARATUS FOR CHURCHES, CONSERVATORIES &c.
Supplied and neatly fitted up.  All Works in this Establishment executed in the most substantial and satisfactory manner.  C. & Co. send workmen to all parts of the country on the most reasonable terms and shortest notice.
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GEORGE C. HYNDMAN
AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR
Agent for The Globe Fire and Life and Pelican Life Assurance Companies
Offers for Sale at his
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MART
NO. 7 CASTLE PLACE, BELFAST
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FURNITURE &c.
Comprising Sideboards, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Rosewood and Mahogany Loo, Sofa and Card Tables, Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinets, Chairs, Sofas, Couches, and Easy Chairs, Bedsteads in great variety, New Beds of prime seasoned Feathers, Hair and Flock Mattresses made to order, Mahogany Drawers, Large Winged Wardrobes, Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, Basin Stands, Cane Seated Bed Room Chairs, Cheval and Dressing Glasses, Bagatelle Tables, Folding Screens, Hardware and Ironmongery, Patent and Common Mangles, Carpeting, Floor Cloth, and Tablebaize, Matting, Foot Mats, Brushes and Whisks, Hearth Rugs, Filtering Stones, Meat Safes, &c. &c.  A variety of Piano-fortes always on sale.
Sales attended in the Country.  Valuations made for Probate and Legacy
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MARINE INSURANCE
The undersigned begs to inform the Public that the NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OF IRELAND, for whom he acts as Agent, have resumed their Marine Business here through him.  The old established and wealthy Company have paid in Belfast upwards of £50,000 in Marine claims alone, without a single case of litigation.
HENRY NICHOL
1 ALBERT SQUARE
Where Insurance on goods per steamers to and from the different ports in the United Kingdom, as well as to New York, including from Galway to the latter port, can be effected on the SPOT.
Insurances also effected at Lloyd's, and with first class London Companies.
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FRANCIS M. MOORE
PRACTICAL CHRONOMETER AND WATCHMAKER, OPTICIAN &c.
114 HIGH STREET, BELFAST
(one door from Victoria Street)
The strictest attention paid to the repairs of watches, Clocks, &c.
Theodolites and Levels, Plotting and other Scales
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS IN CASES AND SEPARATE
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CABINET WAREROOMS
and
CHAIR MANUFACTORY
15 & 17 ARTHUR STREET, BELFAST
ROBERT KENNEDY
Begs to intimate to his numerous Customers and the Public in general, that he has his Warerooms well stocked with a good assortment of FURNITURE, manufactured on the Premises, which he can recommend, being of the  best materials, the workmanship of which cannot be exceeded by any other house in town.  NEEDLE WORK FURNITURE is also manufactured on the Premises, R. K. having had a great experience in same.  An inspection is solicited by those who would wish to procure the Best FURNITURE at the most moderate prices.
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FOR CHEAP
GLASS, CHINA AMD EARTHENWARE
TRY THE NEW
STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE
NO. 4 WARING STREET, BELFAST
(next door to the Telegraph Office)
ROBERT DIAS, Proprietor
N. B. - All Rich Tea and Dinner Services, and other expensive Goods, marked in plain figures, at the lowest price.
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