Pigots Directory of Ireland 1824-Galway

The county town of the same name, is distant from Dublin, by the Athenry road 102 miles. The town with its liberties, extending four miles in all directions, constitutes a distinct county, and is governed by a mayor (who is a magistrate, ex officio, of the county at large), a recorder, aldermen and sheriffs. It was formerly walled, and regularly flanked with towers and bastions; its form was a parallelogram, three sides of which were protected with a strong wall, crowned with ramparts, erected in the most commanding positions, the other side as secured by a deep, broad, and rapid river. The enclosed space consists of four principal streets, running parallel to each other, and intersected by cross streets and lanes, nearly at right angles,; some of the ancient castles still exist, and exhibit specimens of skilful and permanent masonry. This ancient town is advantageously situated for foreign and domestic trade, as it lies on a very extensive bay, and has an internal fresh water communication by means of Lough Corrib, which stretches more than 30 miles into the country. This lake discharges its redundant waters by an impetuous current, which in the time of floods, rushes furiously into Galway bay. It is computed to cover an area of 30000 acres, and its

island are said to contain 1000 acres of arable and pasture land; its surface is asserted to be only thirteen feet nine inches above high water mark, and its medium rise in floods is three feet. Galway, so early as 1278 was a place of note, for we find from the town records, that, about this time, the inhabitants began to fortify themselves, and to build walls and bastions. We also find by the report of the commissioners on the records of Ireland two rolls, one dated in the 6th year of Edward the 1st empowering the collecting of customs and tolls on various commodities, in aid of ,and the building of walls; the other dated in the 49th year of Edward, the 3rd, entitled "charter of the staple of Galway"; there is also a third record, dated the 6th of August in the first year of Edward the 4th, granting to Germyn Lynch the office of warden and master of the mint in Ireland, and empowering him to coin money for Galway. The merchants carried on an extensive commerce with France and Spain, particularly in wine and brandy; of the former article, their records assert, that they used to import 1200 tons a year, and this trade they monopolied for nearly four centuries. They supplied all Connaught, Leinster and part of Munsert, and had even their stores and vaults at Athboy, in the county of Meath,

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the remains of which may still be seen, and hence they supplied Dublin, Drogheda, and the adjacent town; their exports consisted of wood, beef, pork, butter and fish. The shops of Galway are plentifully stored with these articles, which vanity requires, or necessity demands. Course woollen cloths are manufactured here, but not on an extensive scale, as no capitalists have yet embarked in this speculation. The manufacture of linens, though but lately introduced, promises to become a flourishing and permanent branch of trade. Kelp burning, and the extensive herring and other fisheries, carried on in the bay and its various creeks and harbours, employ a numerous, hardy and industrious population. Here is also an extensive salmon fishery, and great quantities of eels are taken at the proper season. The flesh and vegetable markets are plentifully supplied, particularly with veal, kid & lamb. The merchants of Galway used for a long time to furnish the British navy by contract with beef and pork. Their trade and commerce were so lucrative , that the thirteen tribes were enabled, at an early period, to purchase large estates all over Connaught, and part of Munster, many of which notwithstanding the different revolutions that have occurred, are still enjoyed by their posterity. In some ports of the town the houses are divided into separate estates or properties, for each room of which the respective tenants pay a quit rent to the crown, in consequence of a separate patent having been granted by Oliver Cromwell. The pavement is generally bad, having been much neglected, and the greater part of the old town consists of a square edifice upwards of 200 years old with a small court in the centre; this court communicates with the street by an arched way, on each side of which is a stone staircase. The public buildings are the parochial church, a magnificent Gothic structure, of which the privileges and constitution are unique; a dispensary; a charter school and an hospital; a county jail, which is a noble structure, built in a single, but elegant style of architecture, at a place called Nuns' Island, situate at the west end of the town; it was ready for the

reception of prisoners by June 1811; and the situation and convenience rivals any prison in the empire; the town jail is contiguous. There are also three barracks for foot soldiers; four nunneries and three monasteries. The poor house, or refuge for the destitute, is a stone building near the college, and was built by the Rev. Mark Fynn at the expense of 700l. A new corn-market is erecting in Eyre-square, which, when finished, will be of great utility to the town, over it is to be an elegant ball room; a thousand pounds were granted by government towards the erection of this building. The fish market has undergone considerable improvement by means of the funds sent hither by the English for the relief of the suffering Irish in 1822. New butchers' shambles have also been lately erected in Bridge-street by Mr. William Murphy. The Roman Catholic chapel in Middle-street is a very spacious, stone edifice, and when the interior is finished, it will be one of Galway's greatest ornaments. In 1822 a savings' bank was established here, as well as a reproductive loan-fund, which is of essential service to the industrious poor; any person of sober and laborious habits may borrow from this fund a sum not exceeding 10l. by finding two responsible persons, as security for the requirement of it at the rate of ten pence in the pound weekly; there is an extension of this privilege to weavers, who manufacture their own cloth; they may be accommodated with 29l, by finding similar security and repaying it by instalments of five pence in the pound weekly, or twenty pence monthly. Thus an industrious man is enabled to emerge from obscure poverty to respectable competency. The town of Galway sends one member to the united parliament in the person of Michael J. Prendergast, esq. The county sends two, James Daly, esq., of Dunsandle and Richard Martin, esq. of Ballynahinch. There are two market days, Wednesday and Saturday, and tow fairs, on the 31st of May and the 4th of September. The population of the town according to the returns of 1821 was 27,827 and if we include the liberties, the whole will probably yield a total of more than 40,000.

POST OFFICE, Flood-street.- Post Master, Henry S. Persse, junr, esq. The Dublin mail is despatched every morning, except Saturdays., at eleven, and arrives in the afternoon at three. The Oranmore, Craughwell, Loughrea, Aughrim, and Ballinasloe mails at eleven in the morning. The Oughterard and Clifden, at a quarter past three in the afternoon every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, and return at nine in the morning. Office open from seven in the morning till nine at night. All foreign letters go by the Dublin mail.

His Grace, the Archbishop of Tuam, Sea-mount	Burke John, esq. Rock-town	French Anthony ,esq. Prospect-hill
Adams Richd, Esq. Newcastle-bridge	Burke Michael, esq. Market-street	French Colonel, Prospect-hill
Adams Wallace, esq. Quay	Burke Patrick M, esq. Danefield	French James, esq. Middle-street
Alexander Jno. esq. Spanish-parade	Burke Robert, esq. Murrough	French Rev. James, Dominican convent
Baldwin Mrs, Middle-street	Cannon Henry, esq., Dominick-street	French Mr. Mary-street
Blair Richard, esq. Coroner, Newtownsmith	Cashel Henry, esq. Nun's-island	French Mrs. Back-street
Blake Andrew, esq. Flurbo	Cheevers Hysanth, esq. Back-street	French Mrs. Michael, Middle-street
Blake Charles, esq. Merlin-park	Cheevers Mrs. K, Middle-street	Fynn Rev. Mark, Abbey gate-street
Blake Colonel, Flurbo	Clinton Henry, esq. Simp-lodge	Gill Rev. Thomas, Abbey gate-street
Blake Edward, esq. J.P. Wood-quay	Concannon John, esq. Creggs	Hally John ,esq., Eyre-court
Blake Rev. Francis, Abbey-gate-st	Costello Charles, esq. Flood-street	Hanlan Captain, Flood-street
Blaek James, esq. Tully	Cuppeidge Geo. esq. Newtownsmith	Higgin Mrs. Back-street
Blake Sir John, Menlo-house	Daly Captain, Dominick-street	Hudson Captain, Eyre-square
Blake John, esq. Shop-street	Daly Rev. James, Dominick-street	Hughes Rev. Jas. St. Francis-convent
Blake Mannis, esq. J.P. Prospect-hill	Daly Rev. Peter, Vicar, Abbey-gate-st	Hughes Rev. Michl, Abbey-convent
Blake Mrs., Woodstock	D'Arcy Rev. John, Back-street	Hynes Mrs. Thomas, Back-street
Blake Mrs. F, Back-street	D'Arcy Wm Taylor, esq. Ashley-park	Joyce Lieut. J.R., Rosemary-lane
Blake Valentine, esq. Menlo-castle	Davis Mrs. Middle-street	Joyce Walter, esq. Mer-view
Bloomfield Mrs. Cross-street	Davis Paul, esq. Middle-street	Joyes Rev Mathias, Abbey gate-st
Bodkin James, esq. Rahoon	Denis Captain, Eyre-square	Joyes Peter, esq. Newtown-smith
Brown Nicholas, esq. High Sheriff, Upper Dominick-street	Devenick Digby, esq. Arran-Isles	Joyes Richard, esq. Newtown-smith
Browne Alexander, esq. Lake-view	Domalin Anthony, esq. Wood-quay	Keogh Misses, High-street
Browne James, esq. Browneville	Dornelan Mrs. Mary-street	Kerney Matt, esq. Newtown-smith
Browne Mrs. Dominick-street	Eyre Edward, esq. Back-street	Kirwan Rev. Joseph, P.P. High-st
Browne Thomas, esq. Back-street	Fallon Rev. Jno, Dominican-convent	Kirwan Mrs. T. Middle-street
Burke Rev. Edward, Nun's-island	Ferrall Patrick, esq. Middle-street	Langford Robert, esq. Eyre-square
Burke James H., esq. Mayor, Dominick-street	Fitsimons John esq. Governor of the County Gaol	Lawless Peter, Jenyland
	Flaherty Anthony, esq. Knockbane	Lynch James, esq. Castle
	Flaherty Captain, Kingston	Lynch Patrick, esq. Castle
	Flaherty Captain, Sea-point	Lynch Patrick M. esq. Dura-park

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ACADEMY	Symmus George, Dangan	Burke Richard (four courts & notary public), Church-yard
Kearns Daniel, Flood-street	Symmus James junr., Dangan	Clayton Oliver, (four courts & special bail for the three law courts), High-st
AGENTS.	Ward Peter, Polough	Costello James, (four courts & special bail for the three law courts for county & town), Back-street
Dowling Andrew (to the British and Irish Fire office, and Westminster life insurance Company) Cross-st	AUCTIONEERS	Perrin Anthony, (four courts), Church- yard
Fitzgerald Fran. to Lloyd's, Back-st	Clinch James, High-street	Ruxton Allen Chon, K.B.E., Dominick- street
APOTHECARIES	M'Hugo Andrew, Lombard-street	CONFECTIONERS
Blake Christopher, Shop-street	Manin Michael, Shop-street	Cassidy Hugh, High-street
Cahill and Bodkin (new medical hall), Shop-street	BAKERS	Wilson William, Shop-street
D'Arcy Michael, Shop-street	Barnacle Michael, William-street	DISTILLERS
Hillary John, Meyrick-square	Birmingham John, Dominick-street	Joyce Jas. & Pat., Newtown-smith
M'Hugh John, Shop-street	Burke John, Abbey gate-street	EARTHENWARE DEALERS
Mahon Thomas, High-street	Burke Michael, Shop-street	Connolly Morgan, Shop-street
Martin Owen, Shop-street	Burke Walter, Shop-street	Mullins Bridget, Cross-street
O'Malley Martin, High-street	Carr Peter, William-street	GROCERS.
O'Shaughnessy Francis, Meyrick-sq	Gaffry John, William-street	Blake Andrew, High-street
ARCHITECTS	Green Thomas, High-street	Blake John, Abbey gate-street
Bath Robert, Newtown-smith	Hughes Patrick, William-street	Burke William, William-street
Brady William, Middle-street	Lidon Thomas, William-street	Coleman John, Abbey gate-street
Clarke William (& builder), Lombard- street	Mitchell John (& miller), Cross-street	Corr Bernard (and spirit dealer), Cross- street
Cusack James, Merchants-road	Mortimer Richard, Quay-street	Corr Thomas, Abbey gate-street
Fahy Richard, Back-street	Mortimer Richard, Abbey gate-street	Costello Thomas, (and spirit dealer), Cross-street
Hay Alexander, Dominick-street	Naven Bridget, William-street	Dowling James, Abbey gate-street
ATTORNEYS	Rooney William, Cross-street	Duggan James, High-street
Bath Henry Joseph, Newtown-smith	Usher John, Main guard-street	French Thomas, Abbey gate-street
Blake Dominick, Arnill-lodge	BOOKSELLERS	Fynn Js. (and corn merchant) Abbey gate-street
Blake Walter, Arnill-lodge	Clayton John, High-street	Hughes Martin, Quay-street
Blakeney John, Abbey gate-street	Connolly George, High-street	Kelly John, William-street
Blakeney James, Abbey gate-street	M'Cartney Louisa (and circulating library), Shop-street	Killeen Edward, Upper Dominick-st
Browne Austin, Middle-street	Smyth Rachael, Lombard-street	Kineavy Martin, (& corn merchant), William-street
Burke Bryan, Eyre-square	BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS	Lovelock Andrew, Lombard-street
Burke Edmund, Nun's-island	Bulger John, Cross-street	Lynch Anthony, High-street
Burke Francis John, Back-street	Cavanagh William, Lombard-street	Maloney Patrick, Cross-street
Burke Joseph, Quay-street	Dea Honora, Quay-street	Murphy Patrick, William-street
Burke Joseph, Back-street	Kane Francis, Cross-street	O'Doherty James, Main guard-street
Connolly Patrick, Market-street	Nolan Patrick, Abbey gate-street	Stephens John, William-street
Dannilon Anthony, Newtown-smith	Rooney John, Lombard-street	Sweeney John, Cross-street
Dillon James, Shop-street	Toole Thomas, Cross-street	Winston Richard, High-street
Galway Henry, Middle-street	BREWERS	GUN MAKER
Galway John, Middle-street	Adams Richard, Madeira	Fallon Michael, High-street
Galway William, Rockwood	Burke John, Newtown-smith	HABERDASHER
Hardiman James, Meyrick-square	Fitzgerald Francis, (ale and porter), Nun's-Island	Cheevers Bridget, Shop-street
Keough William, Newtown-smith	Persse Burton, Newcastle	Gardiner Mary Ann, (& silk mercer), High-street
Kirwan John, Newtown-smith	CABINET MAKERS	Kelly Catherine, William-street
Lynch George L, Middle-street	Colman James, Abbey gate-street	O'Flaherty, Mary, High-street
Lynch Redmond, Middle-street	Lee Redmond, Cross-street	Scanlan Francis, Shop-street
Martin Anthony, Back-street	Mahoney Daniel, Cross-street	HARDWARE DEALER
O'Connor Charles, Dominick-street	Staunton Walter, Quay-street	Clayton John, High-street
O'Hara Constantine, Lombard-street	CARPENTERS & BUILDERS	Commins Redmond, William Street.
O'Shaughnessy John, Cross-street	Brady William, Middle-street
Perrin Michael, Church-yard	Burke Michael, Abbey gate-street
Power Robert, Cross-street	COOPERS
Ruxton Oliver, Dominick-street	Kiggan Thomas, Kirwan's-lane
Ruxton Samuel, High-street	Middleton John, Parade
Ruxton Thomas, Dominick-street	O'Reilly Anthony, Holland's-lane
Simcocks Wilkin, High-street	COMMISSIONERS FOR RECEIVING AFFIDAVITS
Smyth James, Church-lane	Blake Dominick E. (& special bail), Arnill-lodge

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Connolly Morgan, William-street	Burke Laurence B, Quay-street	Roche Mark, Shop-street
Harlow John, High-street	Burke Richard, Quay-street	Ruane Michael, Shop-street
Healy Matthew, Main guard-street	Fahey Patrick, Wood-quay	Scully Robert , Quay-street
Stephens Pat. & Son, Main guard-st	Fynn Bartholomew, Wood-quay	Sexton James, Bridge-street
HATTERS	Green Thomas, Bowling-green	Staunton Walter, Quay-street
Jackson Robert, William's-gate	Hernon Denis, Nun's-island	Tierney John, William-street
Ryan William, Main guard-street	Hughes Patrick, Kirwan's-lane	Tierney Edmond, Abbey gate-street
Smith Patrick, Cross-street	Joyes Patrick, Wood-quay	Walsh Michael, Lombard-street
HOTELS	Kelly Patrick, Bowling-green	Walsh Ulick, William-street
Connolly Thomas, Eyre-square	Kerins Thomas, Wood-quay	Walsh William, Main guard-street
Kilroy John, (Cock & Galway arms and posting house), Eyre-square	Marshall Abraham, Dominick-street	ROPE MAKERS.
Matthew William, Eyre-square	Mitchell David, West mills	Burke Myles, Quay
O'Brien John, (mail coach office), Flood street	Mitchell Godfrey, Dominick-street	Campbell & Evans, Borenmore
IRON FOUNDERS	Mitchell John, senr. West-bridge	Lackey John, Fairhill
Stephens Patrick & Sons, Merchants-road	Mitchell John junr, West-bridge	Stephens Patk. & Son, Main guard-st
IRONMONGERS	Morris James, Dominick-street	SADDLER
Coleman & Killeen, William-street	Neven Bridget, West -bridge	Castieux Frederick, William-street
Commins Redmond, (and general assorted warehouse) William-st	Regan Catherine, Nun's-Island	SALT MANUFACTURERS
Murphy Edward, Shop-street	Rooney Nicholas, Kirwan-lane	Burke Mary, Quay
Stephens Patrick & Son (& general assorted warehouse) Main guard-st	MILLINERS.	Burke William, Quay
KELP MERCHANTS	Cox Eliza (and haberdasher), High-st	Kelly John, William-street
Burke John & James, Back-street	Robinson Eliza, Cross-street	Knight & Hughes, Parade
Costello James, Back-street	Tierney Ann, Middle-street	M'Donough Lawrence, Quay
Dowling Andrew, Quay	PAINTERS & GLAZIERS	Murphy William Cross-street
Lynch & Martin, Back-street	Barlow Adam, Cross-street	Shone Samuel, Dominick-street
Moore John, Merchant's-quay	Kelly John, Cross-street	Stanley & M'Namara, Rosemary-lane
Quin Austin, Merchants-road	Walsh Mark-Shop-street	SKINNERS.
Skerritt Anthony, Mary-street	PAPER MAKER	Gunning Mary, Bowling-green
Stephens John, William-street	Hughes Reuben, Madeira-Island	Power Richard, Bowling-green
LEATHER SELLERS	PAWNBROKERS	SPIRIT FACTOR.
Bohan Stephen, William-street	Burke David, Abbey gate-street	Lynch Richard, Main guard-street
Cummins Thomas, William-street	Murray Timothy, Abbey gate-street	SURGEONS
Geogehan Patrick, Shop-street	O'Donovan Redmond Joyce, Lombard street	Burke Myles, Newtown-smith
Grace Catherine, High-street	Trayner Peter, Abbey gate-street	Gray Robert A, Middle-street
Hernon Denis, Main guard-street	PHYSICIANS	Veitch James, to the county Galway infirmary
M'Donough Honora, Shop-street	Blake Henry, Dominick-street	Whistler Thomas L, Dominick-street
Manning Patrick, Main-guard street	Browne Valentine, Back-street	TAILORS.
Monks Catherine, High-street	Cahill James, Shop-street	Griffin James, Shop-street
Moran Jane, Main guard-street	O'Malley Thomas, High-street	Holland John, Abbey gate-street
Noone Mich. (& haberdasher), High-st	Veitch James (to the Galway county infirmary)	Kelly Arthur, Market-street
LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS	Whistler Thomas L., Dominick-street	Kelly Michael, Shop-street
King Patrick, High-street	PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS	TALLOW CHANDLERS AND SOAP BOILERS.
Kirby William, Shop-street	Busteed Richard, Galway Chronicle Wednesday & Saturday, William-st	Forster James, Bridge-street
Lynch Henry, High-street	Connolly George, Galway Weekly Advertiser every Saturday. High-st	Kirwan Catherine, William-street
Lyness Bridget, Main guard-street	O'Flaherty Peter, Connaught Journal Monday and Thursday, Quay-st	Murphy William Main guard-street
Moran Thomas, High-street	PUBLICANS	Naughtin Edmund, High-street
Sherridan John, William-street	Braughall James, Quay-street	Newell Patrick, Dominick-street
MERCHANTS	Burke Catherine, William-street	Ryan John, Eyre-square
Adams Richard, Quay-street	Burke Patrick, William-street	Usher Thomas, Shop-street
Brown Charles, Newtown-smith	Burke Richard, Abbey gate-street	Ward Darby, William-street
Burke John & James, Back-street	Daly William, Abbey gate-street	TANNERS
Clarke Denis & Hugh, Merchants-rd	Dirrane Catherine, Quay-street	Folan James, Dominick-street
Corr Thomas, Abbey gate-street	Donolly Martin, Quay-street	Gunning James & John, Dominick-street
Costello James (grain & general commission), Back-street	Duggan John, Shop-street	TOBACCONISTS
Fitzgerald Francis, Back-street	Evans Evan, Back-street	Duggan James, Main guard-street
Ireland Arthur, Eyre-square	Francis James, William-street	Kelly John, William-street
Lynch & Martin, Back-street	Grealy John, Main guard-street	Kineavy Martin, (wholesale), William-st
Lynch Anthony, High-street	Halloran Margaret, Quay	Stephen Jn (wholesale), William-street
Lynch Mark & James, High-street	Higgins Daniel, William-street	WATCH AND CLOCKMAKERS
M'Lachlan Nathan (revenue and naval contractor, & curer of provisions & herrings), Merchants-road	Irwin John, Quay-street	Burdge Nicholas, Shop-street
Moore John, Merchants-road	Joyce Michael, Quay-street	Burke John, Church-yard
O'Flynn James, Back-street	Kelly William, William-street	Clinch James, High-street
MILLERS.	Kilroy Daniel, Market-street	Robinson Andrew, Cross-street
Birmingham John, Dominick-street	King John, William-street	Verdon Charles, High-street
Blake Edward, Wood-quay	Kirrigan Francis, Bridge-street	WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS
	Kirrins Thomas, William-street	Blake Andrew, High-street
	Lally Richard, William-street	Costello Thomas, High-street
	Mahon Nicholas, Abbey gate-street	Fynn James, William-street
	Mitchell Edward, Cross-street	Lynch Anthony, High-street
	Mitchell James, Cross-street	Kelly John, William-street
	O'Brien Bridget, Quay-street	Kineavy Martin, William-street
	O'Brien James, William-street	Knight James, Shop-street
	Reed Patrick, Main guard-street	Winston Richard, High-street

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WOOLLEN DRAPERS	Jos. Dickinson, esq. Pro-Collector	COACHES
Dolphin Andrew, High-street	John Reilly, esq. Comptroller	The Dublin mail goes to Dublin every morning Saturday excepted, at eleven from the coach office, Flood-street, through Loughrea, Ballinasloe, Athlone, Moat, Kinnegad, Innfield, and Leixslip, and returns through the same towns every day at three in the afternoon to Galway.
Dowling Michael, High-street	EXCISE OFFICE Middle-street	The canal coach leaves Connolly's Hotel, Eyre-square, for Loughrea on Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, and six in the morning and returns on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at eight in the evening.
Feeny Rick, Shop-street	George Cuppage, esq. Collector
Ireland John, High-street	Richard Cuppage, esq. Pro-collector	CONVEYANCE BY WATER
Kealy Mark & John, Shop-street	Charles O'Hara, esq., Surveyor	Goods may be conveyed to the New Quay in the county of Clare every other day, on application to Mr. Walter Staunton, publican, Quay street. Also to the Arran Islands on application to Mr. Christopher York, Long walk on the Quay.
Kelly Coll., High-street	David Kelly, esq., Surveyor
Mooney Andrew, Shop-street	FISHERY OFFICE Back-street
Pidgeon Stephen, High-street	Wm. Henry King, esq. Inspector General of the Western District
Rabbitt Roderick, Shop-street	Henry Cashel, esq. Inspector
Reilly John, William-street	STAMP OFFICE Middle-street
CUSTOM HOUSE Flood-Street	The Hon. Martin French, Distributor for the County and Town of Galway.
John Lushington Reilly, esq. Collector	John Redington, esq., Sub-Distributor
John Blake, esq., Surgeon	TOWN'S OFFICE High-street
Henry S. Persse, esq. Landwaiter	James Daly, esq. Mayor
Wallis Adam, esq. Tide Surveyor	James H. Burke, esq. Deputy-Mayor
Henry Townsend, esq. Tidewaiter	James O'Hara, jun, esq. Recorder
Francis Dobson, esq, Tidewaiter	John O'Hara, esq. Town Clerk
Cornelius Cashman, esq. Tidewaiter	William Blair esq. Coroner
James Burke, esq., Tidewaiter	Michael Edw. Browne, esq. Sheriff
Henry Benton, esq. Tidewaiter
William Sterne, esq. Inspecting Commander of Water Guards.

Lyons Rev. Philip, St. Francis' convent	Martin Mrs., Dominick-street	Persse Robert, esq. Rustic-lodge and Roxboro', Loughrea
M'Dermott Austin, St. Augustine's convent	Martin Robert, esq. Ross	Puxley Orwell, esq., Dominick-street
M'Dermott James B., esq., Governor of the city Gaol	Mooney Rev. Patrick, Abbey gate-st	Quin Austin, esq. Shop-street
M'Donnell Edw., esq., Meyrick-square	Moore John, esq. Prospect-hill	Quin Major Val, Bushy-park
M'Donough Mrs. Dominick-street	Moore Lieut R.N., Shop-street	Reddington Thomas, esq. Glenlore
M'Lachlan Lachlan, esq. Back-street	Morgan Rev. H., Vicar, Back-street	Reilly John Lushington, esq. Scarva house County Down nr Banbridge
M'Lachlan Nathan, esq., Prospect-hill	Morris James, esq, Back-street	Shaw Croasdall, esq., Dominick street
M'Namara Mrs., Well-park	Morris Martin, esq., Spiddle	Shaw Mrs. Dominick-street
Mahon Mrs., Eyre-square	Morris Michael, esq., Spiddle	Smyth Matt J, esq. Dungan-cottage
Mannin Rev. Denis, Downey-street	O'Connor Mrs. Jas, Dominick-street	Staples Sir Robert, Spiddle
Mansell George, esq., Shanlaria	O'Hara Jas., Recorder, West-lodge	Whaley Martin, esq. Arran-isles
Marsden Mrs., Back-street	O'Hara James, esq. West-lodge	Whitty Rev. James, College
Martin Anthony, esq. Dungan	O'Hara Richard, esq., West-lodge
	Perrin Anthony, esq. Church-street
	Persse Burton, esq. Newcastle
	Persse Henry, esq., Sea-view