ASHLEY PLACE

   1  Robert Barry, wine merchant.
   2  Mrs. Hastings.
   3  Thomas J. Martin, bookkeeper.
   4  Robt. Corry, grocer, North Street.
  ~  Rev. John Meneely, manse.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Presbyterian Church, Rev. John Meneely,
       minister.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Presbyterian Church School House; John
       Gribbin, teacher.

BAXTER'S PLACE
off Club Row

three small houses

BEER'S BRIDGE PLACE
Holywood Road

   ~  Margaret Kinning, spirit dealer.
   ~  Alexander McAlister, builder.
         sixty small houses

BRIDGE END

   ~  Andrew Sloan & Co., fire brick and tile yard.
   ~  J. P. Corry's timber pond; office, Great George's Street.
   ~  J. & T. Brown's timber pond; office, Chichester Street.
   ~  Public Manure Yard.
   ~  Limestone depot for the Cave Hill quarry.
   ~  Samuel McMorran, carpenter and builder.

CANMER'S PLACE

  ~  William Stewart, moulder.
  ~  Captain Blair.
  ~  David Hunter, school master.
  ~  D. Miller, in the custom house.
  ~  James Boomer, mechanic.
  ~  John Nicholl, smith.
  ~  VACANT

CASTLEREAGH PLACE

   1  Samuel Sinclair, clerk.
   2  Thomas Jacobs.
   3  Miss Fordyce.
   4  Hugh Marshall, bookkeeper.

CASTLEREAGH STREET

  ~  Archibald Blayney, spirit dealer and grocer.
  ~  James Macklin.
  ~  Captain Johnston.
  ~  John Lowry, coal merchant.
  ~  Edward Barry; shop, 5 Bank Lane.

CHAPEL LANE

              thirty three small house
  ~  Roman Catholic Chapel; Rev. J. Killen, PP.
  ~  National School; Michael Brown, teacher.
  ~  Eden Cottage, Rev. Jas. Killen, PP.

CLAREMONT PLACE

   1  VACANT
   2  Thomas Lindsay.
   3  Jas. Moore, custom house officer.
   4  Mrs. Meharg.
   5  Wm. Hughes, flax spinner.
   6  Mrs. McCleery.
   7  Mrs. Percy.
   8  Alexander McMaster, clerk.
   9  Rev. John McMurray.
 10  James Phillips; office, Victoria Street.
 11  James Lemon

CLAREMONT STREET

   1  Margaret Holden, grocer.
   2  Thomas Wilson, mechanic.
   3  Wm. Keith, coal merchant.
   4  L. Mulholland, dress maker.
   5  Alex. McAuley, coach man.
         six small houses in rear

CLUB ROW

a number of small houses occupied by cotton weavers

FOUNDRY ROW

twenty small houses

GOOSEBERRY CORNER

  ~  Margaret McMoran, grocer.
  ~  Thomas Sloan, grocer.
  ~  George Cron, grocer and spirit dealer.
  ~  R. Morrison, grocer.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Parochial Male and Female School; John
       Lamont, male teacher; Anna McClean, female teacher.
            sixty one small houses.

HUDDLESTON PLACE

   5  Wm. Richardson, grocer.
   4  Andrew Thompson, labourer.
   3  James Johnston, mechanic.
   2  Daniel Savage, carpenter.

KEARNEY'S BUILDINGS
right side

  ~  Henry Moore, publican.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Pottery Works; Jas. McWade, proprietor.
  ~  Samuel Gordon, flax dresser.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Dispensary; Dr. Murray, medical officer.
  ~  Dr. Murray, surgeon.
  ~  John Stewart, sewed muslin manufacturer; office, 26
       Donegall Street.
  ~  Thomas George, coal merchant.
  ~  Rev. J. Edwards.
  ~  Queen's Bridge Mills; James Davidson, proprietor.
  ~  James Davidson's residence.
  ~  Wm. Black, miller.
  ~  Robert Patterson.
  ~  M. A. Patterson, milliner and dress maker.
  ~  George Howard, book binder.
  ~  George Finlay, watch glass manufacturer.
  ~  Jane Higgins, grocer.
  ~  David Carlisle, potato dealer, hay and straw compresser.
  ~  Constabulary Barracks; Samuel Lamb, head constable.
  ~  Wm. H. Agnew, coal merchant.
  ~  James Jones, grocer.
                                     left side
  ~  Richard Shaw, labourer.
  ~  Hans George, grocer.
  ~  James Kelly, labourer.
  ~  Robert Black, turner.
  ~  John Thompson, black smith.
  ~  James Cooke, tailor.
  ~  Joseph Scott, spirit dealer.
  ~  Henry Shannon, tailor.
  ~  Lynas & Burns, jobbing smiths.
  ~  James Hagan, labourer.
  ~  John Thompson, black smith.
  ~  William O'Hara, labourer.
  ~  Sarah Monteith, huckster.
  ~  John Kane, green grocer.
  ~  Hugh Grahame, grocer and pawn broker.
  ~  William Davis, glass cutter.
  ~  James Clarke, green grocer.
  ~  Hugh Dobbin, butcher.
  ~  Mary Ann McCracken, dealer.
  ~  Thomas McAlavay, butcher.
  ~  Jane Stewart.
  ~  Wm. Grimshaw, hackler.
  ~  Richard Kearney, basket maker.
  ~  Alexander Douglas.
  ~  Mary Douglas, dress maker and milliner.
  ~  Mrs. Marner.
  ~  William Murdoch, sewed muslin agent.
  ~  William McLeish, chemist.
  ~  John Quee, painter.
  ~  Alexander Wynn, railway guard.
  ~  Roger McAfee, engine driver.
  ~  Mr. Coburn's office.
  ~  Mrs. Crickard, dress maker.
  ~  F. Smyth, dress maker.
  ~  William Kearney, basket maker.
  ~  Patrick McGlade, wine and spirit stores.

KEARNEY'S BUILDINGS (2)

   1  Thomas Quin, seaman.
   2  Saml. Ledley; shop, Corn Market.
   3  Francis Bailie, gate keeper.
   4  George Rodgers; office, 34 Victoria Street.
   5  T. Fisher, painter &c.
   6  Wm. Rodgers, at 34 Victoria Street.
   7  James Mourne, master mariner.
   8  Thomas Sugars, superannuated excise officer.

LAGAN VILLAGE

  ~  Herbt. Smyth, Henryville House.
  ~  Shamrock Lodge, Fras. Devlin.
  ~  Samuel Irvine, spirit dealer.
  ~  John Canmer, grocer &c.
  ~  T. Ritchie, salesman in Messrs. Hardy's, High Street.
  ~  William Busby, gentleman.
  ~  David Murray, spirit dealer.
  ~  Wm. Somersett, engineer.
  ~  Henry McCann, gardener.
  ~  Matthew Anderson, engineer.
  ~  Edward Sloan, iron moulder.
  ~  John Anderson, iron moulder.
  ~  Samuel McKelvey, mechanic.
  ~  Andrew Wilson, iron turner.
  ~  Alex. McAllister, pattern maker.
  ~  Mary Savage.
  ~  Henry Savage, moulder.
  ~  VACANT
  ~  James Anderson, iron turner.
  ~  Thomas Bennet, mechanic.
  ~  Hamilton Caughey, labourer.
  ~  Alex. McFall, labourer.
  ~  Wm. Quartz, smith.
  ~  Samuel Millin, cooper.
  ~  VACANT
  ~  John McDowell, grocer.
  ~  Alex. Scully, foreman moulder.
  ~  Robert Dunlop, mechanic.
  ~  Andw. Bennet, foreman moulder.
  ~  John Sloan, black smith.
  ~  John Jamison, bookkeeper.
  ~  John Dickey, moulder.
  ~  Robert Jardin, moulder.
  ~  John Thompson, mechanic.
  ~  Alexander McFall, labourer.
  ~  Edward Hewett, moulder.
  ~  Anne Warrick.
  ~  James Simpson, moulder.
  ~  John McCullough, labourer.
  ~  Richard Drake, grocer &c.
  ~  Mrs. Ross.
  ~  James McKeown, labourer.
  ~  John McKaig, labourer.
  ~  Robert Larmour, labourer.
  ~  Wm. Devenny, labourer.
  ~  Wm. Hunter, manager of Vitriol Works.
  ~  James McMillan, grocer.
  ~  John McCready, grocer.
  ~  Vitriol Works, William Boyd & Sons, proprietors; residences,
       Wm. Boyd, Sydenham; Danl. L. Boyd, Sydenham; John C.
       Boyd, 22 Lonsdale Street.
  ~  George Reid, clerk in the Lagan Foundry.
  ~  Lagan Foundry, Victor Coates, engineer, founder in iron &
       brass, mill wright and smith; residence, Glentoran.

MOUNT POTTINGER

  ~  Q. Dunlop, mechanic.
  ~  Robert Morton, seaman.
  ~  Mrs. Perceval, dress maker.
  ~  James Herron, clerk in Mercury office.
   1  Wm. Hastings, CE.; office, 64 Victoria Buildings.
   2  Rev. James Glasgow, DD.
   3  Henry Nicholl, general merchant, 1 Albert Square.
   4  Mrs. Martin.
   5  Rev. Charles Seaver, Incumbent of St. John's Church.
   6  Francis Ritchie.
   7  Robert McHinch, bookkeeper for Mr. Shaw, Ann Street.
   8  Wm. Hunter; shop, 44 Church Lane.
   9  Robert Crawley, solicitor; office, Downpatrick.
 10  James Moncreiff, commission merchant, Waring Street.
 11  Robert McGeagh, in Martin & Co.'s, Ann Street.
 12  VACANT
  ~  John B. Barry, in J. Magill's, Fountain Street.
  ~  John McKibben, inland revenue officer.
  ~  Mrs. Thompson.
  ~  Miss Patton.
  ~  Freeman Hardy.
  ~  Miss McClure's school.
  ~  James McGladdery, clerk.
  ~  G. Phillips, lithographic printer.
  ~  Gooseberry Cottage, J. Frazer, civil engineer.
  ~  Robert Birch, grocer.

MOUNT POTTINGER COTTAGES

  ~  Miss Barry.
  ~  Alex. McCammon, gentleman.
  ~  Beer's Bridge Cottage, Mr. Hill.
  ~  McKibbin's Mill, VACANT.
  ~  Joseph Farren, Avoneil House.
  ~  John Davidson, Mayfield Cottage; rope manufacturer,
       Queen's Square.
  ~  Elmgrove Mills; Barber & Martin, proprietors.
  ~  J. B. Houston, JP., Orangefield.
  ~  Loopbridge Flax Spinning Mill, Moreland, Cowan & Co.,
       proprietors.
  ~  N. D. Crommelin, Greenville, York Street Flax Spinning Co.
  ~  Robert Boyd, Bloomfield, merchant.
  ~  Owen O'Cork Mill Company, Beer's Bridge, James Steen &
       Co., proprietors.

MURRAY'S BUILDINGS

  ~  Patrick Davey, fireman.
  ~  William Murray, labourer.
  ~  David Crawford, cooper.
  ~  Hugh Cooper, iron moulder.
  ~  William Magee, labourer.
  ~  Edward McSherry, seaman.
  ~  Thomas Campbell, carpenter.
  ~  Robert Thistle, coach builder.

McCRORY'S ROW

 14  James Phillips, weaver.
 13  Mrs. McCracken.
 12  Thomas O'Kane, spirit store.
 11  Edward Hanna, rope maker.
 10  Thomas Smyth, roper.
   9  Wm. McDonnell, car owner.
   8  Edward Turner, clerk.
   7  James Ivory, roper.

McCRACKEN'S COURT

  ~  eight small houses
   6  James Rea, carter.
   5  Thomas Wallace, roper.
   4  Wm. Murray, master mariner.
   3  John Russell, clerk.
   2  Mrs. Ferguson.
   1  Margaret McNally, dealer.
               ___________
  ~  Mrs. Harper, Beechfield.
  ~  John Magee, plumber, Cluan Cottage.

NEW ROAD
from Glasshouse Corner to Holywood New Road

  ~  Ballymacarrett Foundry; John Reid, proprietor.
  ~  John Davidson's ropewalk.
  ~  Francis Ritchie & Sons, chemists, felt and artificial manure
       manufacturers; Francis Ritchie's residence, 6 Mount
       Pottinger.

  ~  James McQuade, potter.
  ~  Thomas Patterson, car man.
  ~  Wm. McCullough, shoe maker.
  ~  Patrick Martin, roper.
  ~  Thomas Agnew, roper.
  ~  Thomas McDonald, roper.
           Patton's Place
  ~  Robt. Hamilton, officer of excise.
  ~  Hugh Patterson, clerk.
   1  Jas. Dunwoody, ship carpenter.
   2  Arthur Atcheson, moulder.
   3  Robert McAuley, carpenter.
   4  John Steen.
   5  Archibald Patton, grocer and spirit dealer.
   6  Joseph Smith, car driver.
   7  Matthew Brown, clerk.
   8  Wm. Rennie, foreman pattern maker.

             Cluan Place
  ~  Eliza Magee.
  ~  Wm. Gracey, linen lapper.
  ~  John Meenan, mechanic.
  ~  Duncan McMillan, smith.
  ~  Thomas McIldoon, labourer.
  ~  John Conn, watchman.
  ~  James McKee, locker in customs.
  ~  James Hood.
  ~  John Nolan, process server.
  ~  Thomas Fisher, shoe maker.
  ~  John Carlisle, watchman.
  ~  James McIldoon, mechanic.
  ~  James McTear, fireman.
  ~  George Sinclair, boot and shoe maker.
  ~  John Millar, pattern maker.

OLD ROAD

  ~  James McWha, basket maker.
  ~  Ballymacarrett House.
  ~  David Carlisle.
  ~  Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Meeting House; Mrs. Magill,
       caretaker.
  ~  Beaver Hall
  ~  John Lamont.
  ~  Charles Forsythe, grocer.
  ~  Wesleyan Methodist Meeting House; J. Sykes, caretaker.
  ~  Thomas Sturgeon, farmer.
  ~  Martha McClure, grocer.
  ~  Samuel Moore.
  ~  John McIlroy, grocer.
  ~  H. McGrady, boot and shoe maker.
  ~  Jeremiah Wilson, relieving officer.
  ~  Ballymacarrett National School; Arthur Hunter, teacher.
  ~  Mrs. Lennon.
  ~  Conswater Bridge.
          twenty five small houses

              Ballyhackamore
  ~  Samuel Gilbert, smith.
  ~  Adam Vance, spirit dealer.
  ~  Turf Lodge; James Davidson, proprietor of Queen's Bridge
       Mill.
  ~  James Gelston, spirit dealer.
  ~  Margaret Jackson, grocer.
  ~  Henry Browne, publican.
  ~  John Sloan, spirit grocer.
  ~  John Ross, grocer.
  ~  George Thompson, spirit grocer.
  ~  Mary Ann Cooper, grocer.
  ~  Campbell Sturgeon, grocer.
  ~  James Kirkpatrick, grocer.
  ~  Hugh Vance, grocer.
  ~  John Cooper, weaver.

             Club Row Lane
  ~  J. Turtle, spirit dealer.
  ~  James Gorman, grocer.
  ~  Margaret A. McBride, grocer.
  ~  James Francis, grocer.
                  thirty four small houses
  ~  Belville House, VACANT
  ~  Jackson Hall, Wm. Hall, gentleman.
  ~  Neill Curran, weaver.
  ~  John Reilly, bookkeeper.
  ~  James Miscampble, tailor.
  ~  Thomas McDowell, weaver.
  ~  John Halfpenny, weaver.
  ~  Richard Magennis, weaver.
  ~  John Watson, barber.
  ~  Widow Smith.
  ~  VACANT
  ~  Mrs. Baxter, huckster.
  ~  Miss Jackson.
  ~  James McClurg, stone mason.
  ~  John Cochrane, weaver.
  ~  Wm. Pedan, shoe maker.
  ~  Gawn Davidson.
  ~  Hope Cottage, Mrs. Wilkinson; shop, High Street.
  ~  William Gallagher, grocer.
  ~  John Cooper, weaver.
  ~  Ashley Lodge
  ~  John McKibben, coal merchant, and Ballymacarrett Post
       Office.
  ~  Jas. Byers, captain of the Bethea.

                     Portview
  ~  John Russell, gentleman.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Parochial Infant School; Miss McClean,
       teacher.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Church; Rev. T. W. Roe, Incumbent.
  ~  Curds and Cream Gardens; Jas McCourt, proprietor.
  ~  Patrick Hampson's ropewalk.
  ~  Mary Hampson's ropewalk.

                  Nettlefield
  ~  Frederick H. Lewis, merchant.
  ~  Cosbrook House, William Bathurst.

PORTVIEW
Old Road

   1  Portview House; Wm. Huddleston, pawn broker.
   2  James Black, master mariner.
   3  Ann Robinson, winder.
   4  Robt. Quee, painter and glazier.
   5  James Johnston, labourer.
   6  Catherine McCartney.
   7  John Clarke, boat owner.
   8  Emanuel Milliken, seaman.
   9  VACANT
 19  Robt. Humphrey, jun., coal office.
 17  VACANT
 16  W. H. Agnew, coal office.
  "    Thomas George, coal office.
 15  Joseph Faren & Co., biscuit manufacturers; works, York St.
  ~  Hugh Craig.
  ~  Wm. Kirkpatrick.
  ~  James Stewart.
   1  John Brannigan.
   2  Samuel Kelly.
   3  James Stitt.
   4  Owen Murray.
   5  James Garland.
   6  Robert Hill.
  ~  Coal exchange news room.
   7  Hugh Kirkpatrick.
   8  Patrick Lindsay.
   9  William Massey.
 10  Philip Wright.
 11  John Doyle.
 12  John McKibben.

         Queen's Quay Coal Yards
   1  Robert McCully.
   2  James Stitt.
   3  James Garland.
   4  Samuel Kelly.
   5  Michael McDonald.
   6  John Brannigan.
   7  Philip Wright.
   8  John McKibben.
   9  John McKibben.

QUEEN'S BRIDGE PLACE

  ~  James Boyce, salesman.

QUIN'S ENTRY

several small houses

ROBINSON'S PLACE
Ballymacarrett Old Road

 13  Wm. Stitt, weaver.
 15  James Balance, labourer.
 16  A. Aickin, publican.
 17  Edward Copeland, porter.
 18  Francis Moffett, clerk.
 19  James Cunningham, bookkeeper.
           three small houses

ROUNDHILL COTTAGES.

  ~  William Lowry, salesman.
  ~  Wm. Collins, druggist; stores, 16 Ann Street.
  ~  Roundhill House, James Glenn, grocer, Victoria Street.
  ~  Conswater flax spinning mill.

SALTPAN ROW

  ~  Belfast Chemical Co.'s Works, Jas. W. Moncreiff, managing
       partner.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Coke Company, William John Gray,
       proprietor; residence, Dublin.
                     thirty small houses.

SEAVIEW PLACE

  ~       six small houses
   1  Richard Sugars, clerk in income tax office.
   2  Mrs. McKelvie.
   3  Hugh Anderson, clerk.
   4  Robt. W. Huddleston, auctioneer &c.; office, 58 Victoria
       Street.
   5  Francis Rea.

SCOTCH ROW
Old Road to Castlereagh.

eighteen small houses

SHORT STRAND

  ~  James Lemon's ropewalk and manufactory; offices,
       Corporation Square.
  ~  Belfast Flint Glass Co.'s Works.
          nine small houses
  ~  Lagan Felt Works, David Anderson & Son, manufacturers of
       patent roofing, sheathing, railway boiler and inodorous felt
       fire lights, asphalte flagging &c.
  ~  Ballymacarrett Lime Works, Daniel Murray, proprietor;
       residence, Lagan Village.
  ~  John Gordon, watch glass maker.
  ~  William Gaw, fireman.
  ~  Robert McQuillan, seaman.
  ~  Hugh Carnes, oil presser.

SIR HENRY'S BUILDINGS

   1  Isabella Greenfield, grocer and publican.
   2  Mrs. Margaret Anderson.
   3  Mrs. Gibson, teacher of music.
   4  James Watt, mechanic.
   5  Robert McKellar, brass moulder.
   6  William Wilks, mechanic.
   7  Thomas McCullough, labourer.
   8  John Cathcart, mechanic.
   9  John Johnstone, carpenter.
 10  John Kerr, seaman.
 11  Robert McKee, carpenter.
 12  John King, mill wright.
 13  Andrew Jamison, coach maker.
 14  Henry Swaine, tobacco spinner.
 14  Hugh Swain, clerk.
 16  Wm. Yeates, in M. Ward & Co.'s.
 17  Mrs. Duff.
 18  John Beard, salesman.
 19  Wm. Campbell, school master.

THE SANDS
Bridge End

  ~  Peter Roylan, labourer.
  ~  R. Hunter, smith.
        ten small houses

TRAIN VIEW

   1  Henry McCracken, gentleman.
   2  William McCracken.
   3  J. Whittaker, mechanic.
   4  VACANT
   5  Alexander Anderson, pensioner.

WATSON'S BUILDINGS
Castlereagh Road

  ~  Hugh Craig, shoe maker.
  ~  Thomas Bowes, grocer.
  ~  Thomas Watson, spirit dealer.
  ~  Mrs. Kidd.
  ~  Wm. Clarke, coach man.
               three small houses

WELLWOOD PLACE

   1  Richard Wylie, clerk.
   2  Mrs. Johnston.
   3  C. McDowell, mechanic.
   4  James Dewer, mechanic.
   5  James Harris, sawyer.
   6  Henry Miller, cabinet maker.
  ~  M. Hodgson, engineer.
  ~  Mrs. McCall, Mount Pottinger Post Office.
  ~  George Sinclair, boot and shoe maker.
           twelve small houses in rear

WHEELER'S COURT

seven small houses

WHEELER'S PLACE

  ~  John Reid, wine and spirit dealer.
  ~  Thomas McCormick, grocer and haberdasher.
  ~  William White, pawn broker.
  ~  Alexander Murphy, mechanic and grocer.
  ~  Henry Murray, labourer.
  ~  Geo. Skillen, watch glass maker.
  ~  George McGowan, carter.
  ~  Robert Hanna, grocer.
  ~  Alexander Stewart, publican.
  ~  Ellen Woods.
  ~  Wm. Crickard, grocer.
  ~  Joseph Girvin, pawn broker.
  ~  James Scandrett, grocer.
  ~  John Cavanagh, spirit dealer.
  ~  Robert Magill, weaver.
  ~  Martha Moore.
  ~  Samuel Neill, carman.
  ~  John Brown, lodgings.
  ~  Patrick Keenan, farmer.
  ~  James Smith, warper.
  ~  Wm. Gilmore, sea captain.
  ~  Mary Murray.
  ~  James Reynolds, car man.
  ~  Elizabeth Curran, grocer and publican.
  ~  Mrs. Magill.
  ~  Edward Herron, grocer and publican.

WOODSTOCK

   1  Mrs. Stewart.
   2  John McVicker, merchant tailor; Donegall Place.
   3  John Thomas,; office, Franklin Street.
   4  James Moore, clerk.