A Little Bit of Ireland


SLATER'S  DIRECTORY OF IRELAND - 1846

BALLINA,

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     A market and post town in the parish of Kilmoremoy, barony of Tyrawley, county of Mayo, 151 miles S.W. from Dublin, 20 N. from Castlebar, and 30 1/2 N. by E. from Westport, finely situated on the banks of the river Moy, which here separates the county of Mayo from that of Sligo. The river, which is crossed by two handsome stone bridges, is navigable from the sea about six miles distant, to within a mile and a half of the town. Not far from the town are the fine ruins of Roserk or Roserick Abbey, built by one of the Joices, a family of much consequence in England and Ireland in the fourteenth century. On the 26th August, 1798, this town was seized by the French under General Humbert, immediately after landing at Killala, where the rebels committed many atrocities, until the surrender of the French at Ballynamuck. Ballina is a thriving place, and improvements of some magnitude have been completed in new roads, buildings &c. while others are further contemplated. A quay, some time since, was constructed, about a mile down the river, and the cutting of a canal from it to communicate with

the town was commenced by government, but after expending £1,000, the work was abandoned, with however, a probability of its being resumed and ultimately accomplished. The trade in corn is considerable, and is the principal article of export, the salmon fishery is also of importance. There are extensive corn mills, two breweries, a foundry, two branch banking establishments, and the like number of principal inns-of the latter, the Royal Mail Hotel, in Knox-street, is an admirably conducted house. In a convenient court-house, general sessions are held in January and July, and petty sessions every Tuesday. A subscription news room is well supported in the town, and liberally supplied with the principal journals of the day and the best magazine periodicals.
     The places of worship are the parish church, and chapels for Roman Catholics, Baptists and Methodists. The church, which is situated in the suburb of Ardnaree, is a well-built but plain structure, with a tower and a spire. The Roman Catholic place of worship is the Cathedral Church of the See of Killala, and is a handsome

    

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modern edifice, in the later English style, ornamented with minarets. It was completed in 1827 at the expense of more than £11,000. It is situated on the same side of the river as the church, and furnishes a great ornament to that locality. The country gaol, a dispensary, a fever hospital, and a union workhouse, are the other principal establishments. The workhouse has accommodations for twelve hundred inmates; in February, 1815, the number of recipients
was three hundred and fifty. The market, which is one of the best in the county, particularly for corn and horses, is held on Monday. Fairs May 12th, June 3d, and 12th, August 12th, and December 13th. The parish of Kilmoremoy contained, in 1811, 13,129 inhabitants, and the town of Ballina 5,313; the population of the village or suburb of Ardnaree is 2,482, which may, with propriety, be added to that of Ballina, when the population thereof will amount to nearly 8,000.

     POST OFFICE, Knox street, Mr. Annesley Kox, Post Master.- Letters from Dublin, Sligo and the North arrive every afternoon at twenty-five minutes past two, and are despatched thereto every morning at twenty-five minutes before eleven.- Letters from Castlebar and the West and South arrive every morning at twenty minutes past ten and evening at half past five, and are despatched thereto every morning at half past seven and afternoon at twenty minutes before three.
     Letters from Swineford, Foxford, Crossmolina, Bangor, Belmullett, Killala & Ballycastle arrive every morning at a quarter before ten, and are despatched thereto every afternoon at twenty minutes before three.

NOBILITY, GENTRY AND CLERGY

Ormsby Arthur, Esq., J.P., May View

BLACKSMITHS

Anderson James, Esq., Wood Park Ormsby Duke, Esq., Kilena Lodge Casey Edward, Knox st
Armstrong Robert, Esq. J.P. Oughill
     House
Pagett James, Esq., J.P., Kinneard Massey William, Ardnaree
Atkinson Captain John, Moy Mall Palmer Thos., Esq., J.P., Summer hill Sheridan Denis, John st
Bates Rev John (baptist) John st Perkins Arthur Saunders, Esq.,
     Ballybrooney
Walsh Maurice, Ardnaree
Perkins John, Esq., J.P., Ballina
Bourke John, Esq. J.P. Knox st Pratt Mervin, Esq., J.P., Enniscoe
Bourke Thos. Esq. J.P. Carrow Keel Read Rev. George, A.B., Castle road

BOOT & SHOE MAKER

Burke Mrs. Margaret, New Garden st Rogers Mrs. Mary, Knox st Crane Patrick, King st
Burrows Rev. Jas. (rector) Killanley Scott Henry A. Esq, Glenmore Hale James, Knox st
Bury Thomas, Esq. Ardnaree Short Mrs. Isabella, Knox st Keane James, Cockle st
Costello, the Very Rev. Bartholomew
     (R.C. vicar-general &c) Knox st
Smith Captain John, New Garden st Layng John, Knox st
Cruise Daniel, Esq. (stipendary
     magistrate), Knockglass
Strogen Samuel Esq., (adjuntant of
     the North Mayo Militia, Ardnaree
O'Hara Peter, King st
Cuffe Captain St. George, Esq. Dell
     Castle
Symes John, Esq., Moy Mall Stewart James, John st
Culkin William Esq. Wood Lodge Verscoyle Rev. Joseph, the Glebe
D'Arcy John Saml. Esq. Crofton Park Waldron Thomas, Esq. Farra

BREWERS

Feeney Right Rev. Thomas (R.C.
     Bishop), Riverdale
Walsh John E., Esq., Castle hill Fair John (and maltster), Ardnaree
Fenton George, Esq. Carra Winkfield Hon. Col. J.P. Scurmore Hendry John, Mill st
Gallagher Andrew Esq. Arran st
Gallagher, Chas, Esq. Millview Cottage

ACADEMIES AND SCHOOLS

BUTCHERS

Gardiner William Esq, J.P. Cloonagh Infant's School, Knox street-
     Margaret Layng, Mistress
Brogan Anthony, Ardnaree
Gore Colonel Arthur Francis Knox,
     J.P. (and lord-lieutenant for the
     county of Sligo), Beleek Manor
Joynt Diana, New Garden st Curry Anthony, King st
Hillman Mrs. Emily, Knox st Parochial Schools, Ardnaree-
     William Bourns, master; Ann
     Creag, mistress
Curry Martin, King st
Howley Edward Esq., J.P. (& deputy
     lieutenant), Beleek Castle
Stephens Ann, New Garden st Gallagher Michael, Ardnaree
Howley Thomas, Esq. Beleek Castle Sullivan Bartholomew, New Garden st Hefferan William, Ardnaree
Jackson George Humphrey, Esq.
     Fortland
West Eliza (boarding&day), Ardnaree Kennedy Patrick, Ardnaree
Jackson Geo. Vaughan, J.P. (& deputy
     lieutenant), Carramore
Loftus Stephen, Bridge st
Jackson James Vaughan, J.P. Croy
     Lodge

APOTHECARIES

Mouchan John, Mill st
Jackson Oliver, Esq. J.P. Foney st Atkinson Robert, Knox st
Johnson Mrs. Jane, New Garden st M'Naler James, King st

CABINET-MAKERS

Jones Robert, Esq., J.P. Fortland Masterson Charles, New Garden st
Jones Thomas Esq J.P. Castletown

ATTORNEYS

Masterson Edward, New Guinea st
Joyner Joseph S, Esq. Knox st Bourke Isadore, Francis st Scott & Baird, John st
Kennedy James, Esq. Knox st Bourke Robert Paget, Knox st
Kinkead Rev. Francis, A.B. Ardnare Jackson Geo. Humphrey, Fortland

CALICO DEALERS

Knox Annesley, Esq. J.P. Rappa
     Castle
Jordan Charles Burke, John st Campbell John, Bridge st
Knox Francis, Esq., Ballanabull Kelly Peter, Castle road Conway Bridget, Bridge st
Knox Capt. Francis, New Garden st M'Andrew Thomas, Knox st Grose Evans Brisbane, Ardnaree
Knox Miss Hannah, Ardnaree Little Richard, Knox st
Knox Henry Esq. Arthur st

AUCTIONEERS

Merrick William, Knox st
Knox Henry Wm., Esq., Netley Park Higgins James, (& notary), Knox st
Knox Jas. Annesley, Esq. CrossPatrick Walsh Patrick, Bridge st

CARPENTERS

Knox John, Esq., J.P. Greenwood
     Park
Canning Arthur, Arran st
Knox John, Esq. Broadlands

BAKERS

Foley Michael, Bridge st
Knox John Frederick, Esq. J.P. (and
     deputy-lieutenant), Mount Falcon
Brodrick Henry, Arran st Grace Patrick, King st
M'Hugh Mrs. Ann, Knox st Chambers Francis, Bridge st
Mally Wm., Esq. J.P. Francis st Cloona Mills Bakery, Knox st-
     Matthias MacDonnell, proprietor

COACH MAKERS

Mally William, jun. Esq., Francis st Daly James, Arran st Egan Michael, New Garden st
Manly Winslow, Esq. Arthur st Duffy James, King st M'Donnell James and Peter, New
     Garden st
Meehan, Rev. James, Mullyfarry Foley Michael, Bridge st
O'Dell Capt Robert Deane, Ardnaree Hamilton Eliza, Arran st

CONFECTIONERS

O'Dowda Thadeus, Esq. O'Dowdas
     Town
Jennings Michael, Bridge st Coen John, Knox st
Orme Edward, Esq., J.P. Ballycorroon O'Loughlin Richard (and spirit dealer),
     Ardnaree
Gardiner James, Arran st
Orme Robert, Esq., J.P. Gurtnarrabey Ward Thomas, Bridge st
Orme William, Esq., J.P. Belville Wilson Robert, Knox st

CORN MERCHANTS

Atkinson John, Ardnaree

BANKS

Boyd Charles, King st
National Bank of Ireland, Knox st-
     (draws on Hartnetts' House and
     Co., London) Mr. James Kennedy,
     manager
Crean Patrick, Bridge st
Provincial Bank of Ireland, Knox st-
     (draws on Spooner, Atwoods' &
     Co., London) - Mr. Joseph Joyner,
     manager
Fair John, Ardnaree
Gallagher Hugh & Co, Arran street
Howley Michael, Ardnaree
Jones Robert, New Garden st
Mahon James (& timber), Bridge st
Mally William, jun, Francis st
Mangan Richard, King st
Sweeney Martin, Archer st
West George, Arran st

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FIRE & OFFICE AGENTS

MILLERS

TALLOW CHANDLERS AND SOAP MAKERS

Alliance, Jos. S. Joyner, Knox st Fair John, Ardnaree Coolican James, Knox st
British Commercial (life), Winslow
     Manley, Francis street
Gallagher Hugh & Co, Arran st Gallagher Andrew, King st
Scottish Union, William Mally, jun.,
     Francis street
Hendry John, Mill st Gallagher John, Bridge st
Sun, John M'Culloch, Knox street Gallagher John, King st

NEWSPAPER

GROCERS

Tyrawley Herald (Thursday), office,
     Arthur st- Thomas Ham & William
     Richey, proprietors.

TIMBER MERCHANTS

Bredin Simon, Ardnaree Mahon James, Bridge st
Crean Anthony, Bridge st

PAINTERS & GLAZIERS

Wilson Benjamin, Knox st
Dillon Thomas (wholesale), Ardnaree
     and Ballaghaderin
Corcoran Matthew, Arran st
Gallagher Hugh & Co (wholesale &
     tobacco manufacturers), Arran st
Curran James, New Garden st

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS

Higgins George (wholesale), Knox st Duffy James, Hill st Gallagher Hugh & Co, Arran st
Irwin Gustavus J, Knox st Gibson Robert, Arran st Higgins George, Knox st
M'Nulty John, Bridge st Read John, Hill st
Robertson & Donlop, Knox st

WOOLLEN DRAPERS
See Linen and Woollen Drapers

Watts Andrew, Bridge st

PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS

Whyte Eccles, King st Devlin Charles, M.D., King st

MISCELLANEOUS

Wilson Benjamin (and timber merch-
     ant), Knox street
Faussett Richard, M.D., Knox st Atkinson John, coroner, Castle road
Wilson Robert, Knox street Smyth Henry, M.D., Knox st Burns William, hatter, Arran st
Whittaker William, M.D., Ardnaree Ferguson John, clock and watch maker,
     Arran street

GUNSMITHS

Forbes Patrick, cloth dresser, Ardnaree
Armstrong John, Arran st

PROVISION MERCHANT

Goodwin James, inspector of weights
     and measures, castle road
Stewart Archibald, John st Hutchinson Robert Rankin, New
     Garden street
Jackson John, sub-collector of the port,
     Castle road
Maxwell John, tin-plate worker, Arran st

HABERDASHERS
See Linen Drapers & Haberdashers

PUBLIC HOUSES

Sievin Dora, milliner, Knox st
Burke Patrick, Ardnaree

INNS AND HOTELS
See also Public Houses

Cosgrave Edward, King st

PLACES OF WORSHIP
And their Ministers

Royal Mail, Thos Anderson, Knox st Crean Patrick, Bridge st Parish Church, Ardnaree-Reverend
     Joseph Verscoyle, rector, the Glebe,
     Rev. Francis Kinkead, Ardnaree,
     and Rev. George Read, Castle road,
     curates
Wellington, Ann Atkinson, Hill st Culkin William, Mill st Roman Catholic Cathedral- Right Rev.
     Thomas Feeney, bishop, Riversdale; Very
     Rev. Bartholomew Costello, vicar general
     and administrator, Knox street; Rev.
     Andrew M'Namara, and Rev. Hugh
     Conway, curates-Ardnaree.
Dixon James, Bridge st Baptist Chapel, John st-Rev. John Bates,
     minister, John street.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER

Egan Patrick, New Garden st Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Hill street-
     Ministers various.
Ham William (and stove grate and 
     and farming implement manufact-
     urer), Ardnaree
 
Ekins Frederick, King st
Fay Patrick, Arran st

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, &C.

IRONMONGERS AND HARDWAREMEN.

Gillespie Patrick, Arran st Consistorial Office (for the diocess of
      Killala and Achonry), Francis street,
     Frederick and Samuel Stock, registrars. 
Crean Anthony, Bridge st Gordon Patrick, Bridge st Constabulary Bank Co. Knox street- William
    Caldwell, sub-insepector.
Dillon Thomas, Ardnaree and Ballaghaderin Hopkins John, Bridge st Court House and Bridewell, Francis street-
     Richard Flynn, clerk
Hymes Jacob Edward, Knox st Hughes Thomas, New Garden st Fever Hospital and Dispensary, Knox street-
     William Whittaker, Esq., M.D., and
     F.R.C.S.I., medical attendant
Loftus Francis, Bridge st Keane Matthew, Bridge st Loan Fund Office, Arthur street - Rev. Francis
     Kinkead, manager
Wilson Benjamin (and stationer),
     Knox st
Matthews James, Ardnaree Moy Fishery Office, Ardnaree - Edward
     Atkinson, agent
Melvin Andrew, Hill st Stamp Office, Knox street - James Higgins,
     distributor

LAND AGENTS

Naughtin Patrick, Bridge st Subscription News Room, Knox st - James
     Higgins, proprietor.
Gore James Knox, Arthur st Ormsby Paul, Hill st Union Workhouse, Gore street- Mr. Thomas
     Hart, master; Mrs Winifred Hart, matron;
     Alexander M'Munn, clerk.
Howley Thomas, Belleek Castle Reidy James, Arran st
Jackson Oliver, Francis st Rogan John, Mill st

COACHES AND CARS

Manly Winslow, Arthur st Shannon Mary, Hill st To BELLMULLET, Bianconi's Car from Bridge street, every alternate morning at half-past ten; goes through Crossmolina.
Symes John, Moy Mall Smyth Patrick, King st To CASTLEBAR, the Royal Mail, every morning at half past seven and the Royal Mail (from Sligo) every afternoon at twenty-five minutes before three.
Timlin James, New Garden st To CROSSMOLINA and KILLALA, Mail Cars every afternoon at quarter before three.

LAND SURVEYORS

Tolan John, Knox st To LONGFORD, Bianconi's Car, every morning at half-past ten; meeting the Boat for Dublin.
Joynt Henry, Arthur st To SLIGO, the Royal Mail (from Castlebar) every morning at twenty-five minutes before eleven; goes through Dromore, and Balisodare, meeting the Coach for Dublin at the latter place - and the Shareholder Car every morning at half past nine; goes the same route.
Joynt William, Arthur st

ROPE AND TWINE MANUFACTURER

To SWINEFORD, A Mail Car, every afternoon at quarter before three, goes through Foxford.
Ham William, Ardnaree

LEATHER SELLERS

Crean Anthony, Bridge st

SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS

Gallagher Hugh, King st Burke Jeremiah Martin, King st
Irwin Gustavus J, King st Fleming Michael, Arran st
M'Nulty John, Bridge st Wilson Robert, Knox st

LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERS AND HABERDASHERS

SHIP BROKER

Brennan Moran & Co., King st M'Culloch John (and commission
     agent), Knox street
Coffey Matthew, Knox st
Devitt Matthew, Knox st

SHOPKEEPERS & DEALERS IN SUNDRIES

M'Andrew John & Co, Knox st Boyd William, Bridge st
Nealon Thomas William, King st Crean Thomas, Bridge st
Paton John & William, Knox st Cunningham John, Bridge st
Scott William & Co., Arran st Ellis William, King st
Talbot Joseph, King st Foody Michael, King st
West William, Arran st Henry Catherine, Bridget st
Kenny Theady, Bridge st

MERCHANTS
(See also Merchants under their respective Heads-Corn, Provision, Wine, &c.)

Lochran Henry, New Garden st
Bredin Simon, Ardnaree M'Kinna John, Bridge st
Dillon Thomas, Ardnaree and
     Balhaghaderin
M'Munn Alexander, Bridge st
Gallagher Hugh & Co.(corn & general)
     Arran street
Mahon James, Bridge st
Higgins James (& agent to Lloyd's),
     Knox street
Rooney John, Bridge st
Sweeney John, Bridge st

SURGEONS
See Physicians and Surgeons

TAILORS

Broderick William, King st
Dowling John, Knox st

 


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