 Youghal Ferry Point
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YOUGHAL
Genealogy & History
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(CJ 4/3/1756) – To be sett from the 25th of March next for any term, Cook’s-Vill, (within half a mile of the town of Youghall, and a quarter of a mile of the Four Mile Strand, in a fine air, with a delightful prospect of the Sea)….. Also the house with the out offices wherein Alderman Thomas Cooke, dwells in Youghall, is to be set from the 25th of March next, for any term. Proposals will be received by Alderman Thomas Cooke, in Youghall, who will shew the premises to any person inclined to take the same, separate or together. Youghall, Jan. 1756
(CJ 4/3/1756) – TO be let in the town of Youghall, from the 25th of March next or such term as shall be agreed, the house near the clock-gate, wherein Thomas Hough shoemaker lately dwelt. For particulars, enquire of Mrs. Catherine Roche, near said house, or Mr. Owen Callanan near South-gate, Corke.
(CJ 8/4/1756) – WHEREAS Jonathan Robinson of Youghall, Master of the Sloop Mary of Youghall, did lately exhibit an Advertisement against the Brig John and Hannah, of Liverpool, George Fowler, Commander. Now the said George Fowler, Commander, John Lea, Mate, and the rest of the ships company, made oath before me this day, that on Monday the … day of March last, this ship sprung a leak, which obliged them to bear away for Ireland, and on the 16th of said month in the evening, between Dungarvan and Youghall, met with the said sloop, Mary of Youghall, said Robinson, Master, standing of and on shore, and that the said George Fowler, Master, offered him the said Jonathan Robinson, any sum he would demand, to stay by him all night, or to run him into any place of safety, in order to save the life of the ships crew and to save the ship and cargo; whereupon, the said Jonathan Robinson, ask’d them, why they did not get out their boat and come aboard him, if they had a mind to leave their ship, upon which the said George Fowler, answered the said Jonathan Robinson, their boat was leaky, to which the said Robinson made answer, follow me, the said Fowler having then in his vessel, four foot and a half water, and both pumps choked and bailing water out, to keep her up, but being .. water logg’d, was not able to carry sail to keep up with said Robinson. AND WHEREAS, the said Robinson set forth in his Advertisement, that he shortened sail in order to accommodate the said Fowler; The said Capt. Fowler, and crew depose, they neither see the said Robinson shorten any said which the said Robinson kept in their sight, nor did the said Jonathan Robinson give them the said Capt. Fowler and crew any help or relief, or assistance whatever, for the preservation of their lives, ship of cargo; and that at twelve o clock at night, as the said Robinson would run for the harbour; but not meeting with the said Robinson and being strangers to the bar and harbour of Youghall, brought to an anchor in the bay, with seven foot of water in her hold, and was obliged to cut her cable, and let her drive a shore for the preservation of their lived, and of the said ship, so will leave the world to judge of the cruelty of the said Robinson, Sworn before me this 3d day of April. JAMES UNIACKE, Mayor of Youghall, George Fowler, John Lea, Thomas Milcher, Hugh Bleak, John Bouer, Richard Cottaman
1761 - 25 March. The Revenues receipts of Youghal amounted this year to £774.14.8. They had increased four-fold, in the twelvemonth. - 30 Oct. By a return to the House of Commons …the receipts of the port of Youghal were only exceeded by those of Dublin and Cork. Youghal ranked the third port in the whole kingdom of Ireland. - (The Hand-Book For Youghal, W.G. Field, 1896)
1762 - 20 March. Saturday. The Ships Union, Dove and Jolly Clothier, of and from Bristol for Cork, were along with three colliers, taken near the harbour of Youghal by a French privateer of 8 guns and 90 men. The commander landed 24 passengers on the island of Ballycotton, but took with him a party of recruits intended for Colonel Owen's regiment. On intelligence of this, the Expedition, cutter, from Cork, was sent in chase, but did not come up with them. She brought an account of another privateer being on the coast which was shortly afterwards taken. - 22 March. The Concord of Bristol, a letter of marque, which had sailed from Youghal to Newfoundland on the 16th, returned this day, bringing in the Elizabeth, of and from Rhode Island [America] for London, laden with furs, doe-skins, etc., valued at £3000, a vessel she had gallantly re-captured, 14 leagues S.W. of Cape Clear, from the Labardourdine privateer, 18 guns, of Bayonne. The Concord landed 11 prisoners, and sent her prize to Bristol. - (The Hand-Book For Youghal, W.G. Field, 1896)
1766 - A gentleman walked for a wager from Cork to Youghal and back in sixteen hours and a half. - (Tuckey's Cork Remembrancer)
1766 – Some Lands & Houses in Youghal and their tenants taken from an advertisement in the ‘Cork Evening Post’ of 1766.
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Brien, John Child, Thomas Coughlan, Henry, Esq. Doubthat, Robert Green, William, Merchant Kelly, Richard (Pike-park) Mannix, George |
Murdock, Benjamin Parker, Matthew, Esq. Power, James, Mr. Roche, David (Westorn-works) Roche, Patrick (deceased) Ronayne, Thomas (deceased) Salter, John (deceased) Seymour, John, Maltster |
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YOUGHAL 1766 RELIGIOUS CENSUS- Total of Prot. Fams. 387. Total of Popish Fams. 347. One Popish Priest -
Heads of Households -
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Abbot, Thomas, Pr. Abel, John, Pr. Abraham, Arthur, Pr. Adams, Daniel, Pr. Ahern, Andrew, / Ahern, David, / Ahern, James, / Ahern, John, (listed twice) Allen, Nathl., P/ Allin, James, P / Allin, John, P (listed 3 times) / Allin, Richard, P / Allin, Robert, P / Allin, Samuel, P (listed twice) / Allin, Thomas, P (listed twice) Armor, Nicholas, Pr. Armstrong, John, Pr. Ashman, George, Pr. Atkis, William Bagge, James, P (listed twice) / Bagge, Richard, Pr. Baily, Susanna, Pr. Baker, Henry, Pr. Ball, Robert, Pr. Bank, Falqr., Pr. Banks, Isaac, Pr. Barret, James, / Barret, Widow, Pr. Barrett, John Barry, Garrett, (listed twice) / Barry, John, / Barry, Michael, / Barry, Thomas, (listed twice) Bassett, John, Pr. Beek, John, Pr. Bellew, George, Pr. Bible, Patrick, Pr. Bishop, Anthony, Pr. Blackwell, John, Pr. Blake, Robert, Pr. Blewet, Thomas, Pr. Boles, Jonathan, Pr. Bouderan, Thomas Box, Widow Brabazon, Thomas, Pr. Bray, Richard, P / Bray, William, Pr. Brenogue, James Briscoe, John, Pr. Broadbrook, John, P / Broadbrook, Joseph, P / Broadbrook, Thomas, P / Broadbrook, Willm., Pr. Broadrib, Willm., Pr. Brooder, James, / Brooder, Michael, / Brooder, Patk. Broother, James Brown, Francis, P (listed twice) / Brown, Henry, P (listed twice) / Brown, John, (listed twice) / Brown, Michael, / Brown, Patk., P / Brown, Philip, / Brown, William, Pr. Browning, Thomas, Pr. Bryan, Charles, / Bryan, Danl., / Bryan, David, / Bryan, Denis, (listed twice) / Bryan, James, P (listed twice) / Bryan, John, (listed twice) Bryan, Matthew, (listed twice) / Bryan, Terence, / Bryan, Timy., (listed twice) Bumstead, Nathl., Pr. Bunham, Widow, Pr. Burgess, Miss, Pr. Burk, Ulick, / Burk, William Butler, John Byrne, Laurence, / Byrne, Michael Caddigan, David, P / Caddigan, Thomas Callahan, Danl., / Callahan, Maurice, / Callahan, Widow, Pr. Cambel, Edmond Carr, Robert, Pr. Carrol, James, P / Carrol, Willm., Pr. Carthy, James Carty, Charles, (listed twice) / Carty, Daniel, (listed twice) / Carty, Darby, (listed twice) / Carty, John, (listed 3 times) Carty, Maurice, / Carty, Owen, / Carty, Philip, (listed twice) Cary, Maurice, / Cary, Thomas, / Cary, Widow, Casey, Patk., (listed twice) / Casey, Thomas Champion, Robert, Pr. Child, James, Pr. Christoone, Edmond Clancy, Michael Clarke, John, P / Clarke, Thomas, Pr. Cleary, John Cody, John Coffoe, James, / Coffoe, Michael Coghlan, Henry, P / Coghlan, John Coglan, William, Pr. Colebert, Willm. Coleman, Darby, / Coleman, Thomas, Pr. Collins, John, / Collins, Patk., / Collins, Patk., P / Collins, Thomas, Popish Priest, A Quiet Inoffensive Man, / Collins, William, Pr. Collum, Michael Condon, David Conner, Willm. Connolly, John Connor, Matthew Connor, Owen Cook, Thomas, Pr. Cooke, Joseph, P / Cooke, Thomas, Pr. Cooney, John Cooper, Charles, Pr. Costin, Philip Cotter, Edmond, / Cotter, Willm. Crane, Stephen, Pr. Crawford, James, Pr. Crew, Thomas, P / Crew, John, Pr. Croker, Richard, Pr. Croneen, Denis, / Croneen, Michael Crooks, Hugh, Pres. Minister, Pr. Crorker, Bent., Pr. Crotty, William Cultom, John Curreen, Danl. Curtain, James, / Curtain, Willm. Curtin, John Dartnel, Edward, P / Dartnel, Roger, Pr. Davis, William, Pr. Davone, Patk. Dawly, Michael Day, James, P / Day, Thomas, Pr. Dee, John Denmead, Samuel, Pr. Dennehy, Corns. Devine, Patk., / Devine, William Dixon, Joseph, Pr. Donevan, Thomas Donlevy, John, Pr. Donnel, John, P / Donnel, William, Pr. Dooly, John, Pr. Doosey, John, / Doosey, Maurice Dorgan, Corns. Dormer, Seth., Pr. Dousey, Philip, Pr. Douthal, Francis, Pr. Dowling, Joseph, Pr. Downing, John Downs, James, Pr. Doyle, James, Pr. Drake, Richard Dring, Daniel Dudly, Robert, Pr. Dunbabin, Mrs., Pr. Dunn, Corns., / Dunn, Laurence, / Dunn, Thomas, Dyer, William, P (listed twice) Dyke, William, Pr. Edels, Christn., Pr. Ellard, Mr., Pr. Ellis, Francis, Pr. Elmor, Christn., Pr. Elworth, Richard, Pr. Evans, Richard, Pr. Fahey, Jerh. Farmer, Thomas, P / Farmer, William, Pr. Farmers, Miss, Pr. Fellen, Widow, Pr. Fieldhouse, Thomas, Pr. Fielding, Charles, P / Fielding, George, Pr. Finn, David, / Finn, John, Pr. Fisher, Charles, P / Fisher, George, P / Fisher, Joseph, P / Fisher, Mrs., P / Fisher, Widow A., P / Fisher, Widow M., Pr. Fitzgerald, Edmond, / Fitzgerald, Edward, P / Fitzgerald, Gerald, / Fitzgerald, James, (listed 5 times) / Fitzgerald, Matthew Fitzgerald, Michael, / Fitzgerald, Michael, P / Fitzgerald, Richard, / Fitzgerald, Thomas, (listed twice) / Fitzgerald, William, Pr. Flavin, John, (listed twice) Flavin, Thomas Flemming, Patk., / Flemming, Richard Flinn, Barry, P / Flinn, Richard Fortune, Michael Foulke, Robert, Pr. Fowlooe, John Fowlow, John France, Natl., Rev., Pr. Franklin, John, Pr. Freeman, Edmond, / Freeman, Joseph, Pr. Freestone, William, Pr. Fudge, George, P / Fudge, Thomas, Pr. Gall, John, Pr. Gallaher, Darby Garde, Davis, P / Garde, John, / Garde, Robert, P / Garde, Thomas, Pr. Gardner, Samuel, P / Gardner, William, Pr. Gaxely, James, Pr. Gayar, Edmond Gerald, Philip Giles, Counsellor, P / Giles, George, P / Giles, Nicholas, P / Giles, Walter, Rev., P / Giles, Widow, Pr. Gillet, John, Pr. Gimlet, Thomas, Pr. Gleeson, John Godfrey, William, Pr. Goggin, James, / Goggin, John, Pr. Gore, Robert, Pr. Goss, Jerh., / Goss, Robert Grace, Maurice Graham, Arthur, P / Graham, Gregory J., P / Graham, Widow, Pr. Greatrakes, Osborn, Pr. Green, Mrs. Roger, P / Green, Thomas, P / Green, Widow, P / Green, William, P (listed 3 times) Griffin, David, / Griffin, Patk., / Griffin, Paul, / Griffin, Thomas, Pr. Guinn, Peter, Pr. Guirey, James Gully, James, Pr. Gunne, Jane, Pr. Halfpenny, John Hammond, John, Pr. Hanberry, Edmond, Pr. Hance, John, Pr. Hannafane, Andrew, / Hannafane, John, / Hannafane, Maurice Hannan, Darby Hardway, Francis, Pr. Harris, John, P / Harris, Martin, P / Harris, William, Pr. Harty, John, / Harty, Patk. Harvey, Thomas, Pr. Hawkins, Richard, Pr. Hayman, Atkin, Rev., P / Hayman, John, P / Hayman, Samuel, Pr. Haynes, Eleanor Hayns, Willm. Hays, David, / Hays, James, (listed twice) / Hays, James, P / Hays, John, (listed 3 times) / Hays, Martin, / Hays, Widow Healy, James, / Healy, John, / Healy, Peter, Pr. Hennesy, John Hicky, Philip Higgins, Elizabeth, / Higgins, James, P / Higgins, Thomas, P / Higgins, Timy., Pr. Hobson, Captn., Pr. Holleran, Darby Howard, John, P (listed 3 times) Hudnor, Edmond Hudson, John, P / Hudson, Mary, P / Hudson, Thomas, Pr. Huggin, Margaret, Pr. |
Hurly, Corns., / Hurly, James, / Hurly, John, (listed twice) Hurrue, Denis Hutchinson, Captain, Pr. Hyde, Arthur, Rev., P / Hyde, James, Pr. Hynes, James Irish, James, Pr. Jackson, John, P / Jackson, Widow, P / Jackson, William, Pr. Johnston, John, Pr. Joice, Edmond Jones, George, P / Jones, Henry, P / Jones, John, P / Jones, Matthew, P / Jones, Robert, Pr. Jordan, ______, P / Jordan, Widow, Pr. Kain, Benjamin, Pr. Kane, John, P / Kane, Maurice, Pr. Keary, Edmond Keating, John, Pr. Keaugh, Timy. Keef, John Keefe, Corns. Keeff, Daniel, / Keeff, Patk. Keeffe, Corns., / Keeffe, Edmond, / Keeffe, John, / Keeffe, Widow Keleher, Michael Kellaher, John Kelly, David, / Kelly, John, P / Kelly, Richard, P / Kelly, Widow, Pr. Kenah, James, / Kenah, John, (listed twice) Kennealy, John Kennedy, Sylvester, Pr. Kennifake, Richard Keogh, John, Pr. Kinifeag, Richard Kinnefeak, Andrew, / Kinnefeak, John Knight, James, P / Knight, John, P (listed twice) Labatt, Widow, Pr. Lancaster, Colonel, P / Lancaster, John, Pr. Lander, John, Pr. Landon, Richard, Pr. Lanton, Thomas, Pr. Latten, John Lawless, James, / Lawless, Martin Lawson, Widow, Pr. Leahy, James, / Leahy, Thomas Lean, Edmond, / Lean, John, / Lean, John Leary, James, / Leary, Robert Leather (Leader), John, Pr. Lecky, John, P / Lecky, Robert, Pr. Lee, Denis, Pr. Lehy, Darby, / Lehy, David Lemosny, John Lewis, George, P / Lewis, William, Pr. Linchy, James, / Linchy, John, (listed twice) / Linchy, Michael Linnahan, Timy., Pr. Lissane, Richard Loghnane, Richard Long, Edmond, / Long, Michael Lunagan, James Lydon, Thomas, Pr. Lynch, Barthw., / Lynch, John, / Lynch, Timy., Lyon, John, / Lyon, John, P / Lyon, Timy. Magner, Edmond Mahony, Danl., / Mahony, John, (listed twice) Malone, Francis, Pr. Mansfield, Edmond, / Mansfield, Honora, / Mansfield, Pierce Marks, James, P / Marks, John, Pr. Marrott, John, Pr. Martin, John Mc Carthy, Daniel, / Mc Carthy, Widow Mc Cleron, James, Pr. Mc Coah, Widow Mc Daniel, Danl. Mc Donnell, John, Pr. Mc Grah, John Mc Guire, John Mc Namara, Danl., / Mc Namara, Jane, / Mc Namara, Jerh. Mc Naught, Thomas, Pr. Mead, John, P (listed twice) / Mead, Thomas, / Mead, William, Pr. Meade, John, / Meade, Maurice Merrick, Benjamin, P / Merrick, Jerh., Pr. Meskil, James Midgly, Joseph, Pr. Miles, Oliver, Pr. Millard, Richard, Pr. Mills, Mrs., Pr. Minahan, Michael Molton, Daniel, P / Molton, Walter, Pr. Moore, Abraham, P / Moore, Patk., P / Moore, Richard, Pr. Morean, Roger Morrison, Edward, P / Morrison, John, P (listed twice) / Morrison, Mary, / Morrison, Richard, / Morrison, Timy. Motherway, Peter, P / Motherway, Thomas, Pr. Mountain, ______, / Mountain, Patk., / Mountain, Robert, (listed twice) Mulcahy, Philip Mullins, James, / Mullins, John Murphy, Denis, / Murphy, John, (listed 5 times) / Murphy, John, P (listed twice) / Murphy, Patk., / Murphy, Richard, / Murphy, Robert, P / Murphy, Widow Murrehy, John, P / Murrehy, John Murry, Richard, Pr. Myles, William, Pr. Nash, Captn., Pr. Nealon, James, P / Nealon, John, P / Nealon, Widow, Pr. Nevil, James, / Nevil, John Nicholson, Thomas, P / Nicholson, Widow, Pr. Nick, Edmond, * Nixon, John, P / Nixon, Robert, Pr. Nunan, John, / Nunan, Patk., / Nunan, Thomas, Oakly, John, Pr. Osborn, Joseph, P / Osborn, Richard, P / Osborn, William, Pr. Owen, Martin Parker, Major, P / Parker, Matthew, Esq., Pr. Patterson, John, Pr. Pendergast, Jeoffrey, Pr. Pierce, William, Pr. Piser, John, Pr. Pollock, Hugh, P (listed twice) Poor, Michael Porter, _____, / Porter, Callaghan Power, Edward, P / Power, James, / Power, John, (listed twice) / Power, Pierce, P / Power, Thomas Pratt (Pratt), John, P / Pratt, Jerh., Rev., Curate, P / Pratt, Mrs., Pr. Price, Widow, Pr. Pue, Michael Purdon, Thomas, Pr. Pyne, John, Pr. Quinlan, Denis, / Quinlan, Robert, P / Quinlan, Thomas Quinn, Barthw. Quirk, John Ray, Willm. Rayns, Joseph, Pr. Rea, John, P (listed twice) / Rea, Thomas, P (listed twice) Redmond, Thomas, Pr. Regan, John Reily, Mary, Pr. Renuff, Widow, Pr. Richardson, Mrs., Pr. Roach, David, / Roach, David, P / Roach, Garrett, P / Roach, Miss, / Roach, William Roberts, Samuel Robinson, Widow, Pr. Rock, Thomas Roe, Edmond, Pr. Ronayne, John, P / Ronayne, Michael, / Ronayne, William, Pr. Ross, Michael Russell, Edward, Pr. Rutlidge, Simon, Pr. Sailley, Mrs., Pr. Scamaden, Spencer, Pr. Scamadon, Thomas, Pr. Scotches, Darby Scott, John, Pr. Sedgwick, Doctor, Pr. Seward, John, Pr. Sexton, Thomas, Pr. Seymor, Richard, Pr. Seymore, George, Pr. Shane, Thomas, Pr. Shaw, Matthew, Pr. Shea, Patk., / Shea, Thomas Sheehy, Widow, Pr. Simkins, George, P / Simkins, Henry, P / Simkins, James, P / Simkins, Samuel, Pr. Slade, John, Pr. Slattery, Danl., / Slattery, John Slautery, Daniel, / Slautery, Ellen Slokum George Smith, John, P / Smith, Mr., P / Smith, Richard, Pr. Smyesty, Pierce, / Smyesty, Richard Smyth, Widow, P / Smyth, William, Pr. Southard, Thomas, Pr. Sterrard, John, Pr. Stroud, Thomas, Pr. Sullivan, Denis, / Sullivan, John, (listed twice) / Sullivan, Laurence, / Sullivan, Owen, / Sullivan, Richard, / Sullivan, Timy., / Sullivan, Widow Swaine, Hugh, Pr. Sweeny, Danl. Tanner, Willm., Pr. Taylor, Benjamin, P / Taylor, Giles, P / Taylor, James, P / Taylor, John, P / Taylor, Richard, P (listed twice) / Taylor, Robert, P / Taylor, William, P (listed 3 times) Thera, John Thomas, Giles, P / Thomas, John, Pr. Thornborough, Edmond, Pr. Tobin, Simon, Pr. Toomy, Daniel, / Toomy, William Topladdy, John, Pr. Trotter, Robert, P / Trotter, William, Pr. Troy, Michael, / Troy, Patk,, / Troy, Richard, / Troy, Thomas Uniack, Richard, Pr. Uniacke, ________, P / Uniacke, Widow, Pr. Uniak, James, P / Uniak, John, P / Uniak, Luke, / Uniak, Philip, Pr. Uniake, Colonel, Pr. Vaughan, James, / Vaughan, William, Pr. Verlin, Richard Vowel, Willm., Pr. Waddy, Barthw., Pr. Walker, Francis, P / Walker, John, P (listed twice) / Walker, William Walsh, Abraham, / Walsh, Edmond, (listed twice)/ Walsh, John, (listed twice)/ Walsh, Maurice, (listed 3 times) / Walsh, Pierce, / Walsh, Robert Ward, Willm., Pr. Waters, Edward, P / Waters, John, / Waters, William, Pr. Watson, William, Pr. Webb, Lewis, P / Webb, Richard, P / Webb, Thomas, Pr. Welsh, Matthew White, David, / White, John, / White, Michael, / White, Patk., / White, Thomas, P (listed twice) / White, Willm., Wigmore, Barthw., P / Wigmore, James, P / Wigmore, John, P / Wigmore, Joseph, Pr. Wilkinson, _____, P / Wilkinson, James, P / Wilkinson, John, / Wilkinson, Robert, P / Wilkinson, William Wing, Richard, Pr. Wood, Robert, Pr. |
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(CEP 16/2/1767) – Last Friday was committed by Matthew Parker, Esq.; to the County Goal Michael Kealiher of Kilmagner, in the County of Cork, Labourer, charged with several informations on oath, in being aiding and assisting William Carthy of Youghall, Labourer, and some others, (having fire-arms and being Papists) with breaking into the dwelling-house of Maurice Doosa of Kilnatoora, in said County, Farmer, where they committed several Outrages, with an intent to run away with said Doosa’s Daughter.
(CEP April 1767) – To be sold, the one fourth of a large Snow three years old, American built, burthen about 156 tons, formerly the property of Capt. Patrick Dee, deceased, now lying in the harbour of Youghal (ready to sail for Newfoundland with Passengers) together with the ¼ of Boats and Shallops and every other material that belong to her in Trinity, Newfoundland; any person inclined to purchase the ¼ of said Vessel and materials, can get a more particular account by applying to Thomas Shea of Youghal, Cooper. – N.B. Time will be given if required for the money.
(HC 14/5/1770) – Subscriptions and Advertisements for this Paper [Hibernian Chronicle] will be received by Mr. Thomas Shea, cooper, in Youghal….
(HC 2/7/1770) – Last Friday came on the election for Mayor and Bailiffs for the town of Youghal, when Hugh Swayne, Esq., was elected Mayor; Richard Uniacke, and ____ Stoute, Esqrs., Bailiffs for the ensuing year.
(HC 23/7/1770) – The Printer hereof [William Flyn, printer Hibernian Chronicle], returns his most sincere thanks to the Ladies, Chief Magistrate and Gentlemen of Youghal, who so kindly interested themselves in behalf of his Courier, for which he will ever retain the highest sense of gratitude. He has the pleasure to assure them their opinion of his servant’s innocence is now confirmed from the following: - This night was committed to goal, by Noblett Philips, Esq.; John Conner, mason, charged on oath, for feloniously stealing a waistcoat, being part of sundry wearing apparel, stolen from Michael M’Inerhiny of Youghal.
(HC 26/7/1770) – TIMBER, NOW landing by GREEN, POWER and WEBB, at Youghall, a choice cargo of Bradspil and Longsound Norway TIMBER and DEALS; the good quality whereof they can surely recommend to their friends and the public, to whom they are thankful for the favours already shewn them. They are well supplied with the usual articles in the Timber way, and will sell at forty shillings per tun, viz ship measure. N.B. They have likewise fine good English crown glass. Youghall, July 12
1771 - Dec. 7 - The same morning much injury was sustained in Youghal, boats were driven into the streets, a snow broke from her moorings, several houses were very much flooded with water, and in some instances it came into the person's beds. - (Tuckey's Cork Remembrancer)
(HC Jan. 1772) - WM. HIGGINS, certified and approved Land Surveyor, at Ballygronagh, near Mountuniacke and Youghal, engages to survey Lands with the greatest accuracy and exactness, and is determined to merit business of those who shall favour him with their commands. N.B. He surveys lands for Gentlemen, and is well skilled in enlarging and diminishing maps according to any proportion, or of tracing from the down or any other survey. Certificates of his abilities may be seen. Dec. 30
(HC June 1772) – WHORE and ROGUE - WHEREAS Patrick Kennedy, my Apprentice eloped from me in company with my Servant Maid, on the 30th ult., and indented themselves on board the Swan [bound for Baltimore, in America], Capt. Dashiell, now at Passage, from which I recovered him and brought him home, but he has since eloped a second time, and as I have just reason to suspect he has indented in said vessel or some other for America, I do assure all Masters of Ships, that I will put the Law in force against any that shall carry him off, or those that shall harbour him. He wore a blue coat, red waistcoat, black velvelure breeches, better than 5 feet high, pock-marked, and had a heavy walk. He has three years to serve to the Coopering Business. Youghal, June 25, 1772. THO. SHEA.
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1787 DIRECTORY OF YOUGHALL - By Richard Lucas - Arranged Alphabetically. About 40 Burgesses & 350 Freemen
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Adams, Daniel, Linen-Draper & Grocer Allen, Margaret, Three Tuns-Tavern Allen, Samuel & Co., Merchants Allin, Ann, Grocer Allin, Robert, Shipwright Allin, Samuel, Esq., Right Worshipful, Mayor, Alderman Baker, Robert, Sadler Barry, James, Grocer Barry, Nicholas, Grocer Bayley, Peter, Notary Public Browne, Henry, Tanner & Malster Browne, John, Brewer Browning, Garrett, Apothecary Bryen, James, Clothier Cleary, Thomas, Grocer Coghlan, Henry, Esq., Alderman Coghlan, Joseph, Merchant Collett, George, Pewterer Cooke, William, Shipwright Corban, James, Wine & Spirit-Merchant Crew, John, Sadler Cutler, Richard, Watch & Clock-Maker, Engraver & Barramatitian Dartnell, Roger W., Cabinet-Maker & Hardware-Man Day, Richard, Merchant Donnovan, William, Linen-Draper Downes, Henry, Surveyor Of Excise Elmore, Christopher, Malster Eustace, Joshua, Woollen-Draper & Dry-Salter Everard, William, Merchant Farmer, Thomas, Linen-Draper Fisher, Joseph, Merchant Fisher, Ruben, Woollen & Linen-Draper & Distributor Of Stamps Fitzgerald, Michael, Grocer Fitzgerald, Thomas, Tobacconist Freeman, David, Esq., Port-Surveyor, Alderman Garde, Thomas, Attorney At Law Gardner, William, Ship-Owner Gardner, William, Tide-Surveyor Gee, James, Woollen-Manufacturer & Draper Giles, James, Merchant Gilland, William, Haberdasher Gimlett, John, Grocer Godkin, Benjamin, Baker Goss, I., Salt-Merchant Goulding, Pat., Bookseller & Stationer Green, Edward, Esq., Bailiff Green, Roger, Merchant/ Esq., Alderman Green, Thomas, Esq., Bailiff, Alderman Haig, John, Md Hall, _____, Haberdasher Hanks, Jos., Clothier & Woollen-Manufacturer Hanks, Joseph, Potter & Earthenware Dealer Harvey, Thomas & William, Merchants Heaney, William, Inn-Holder Hennis, Peter, Esq., Collector Of Customs Hobson, Samuel, Barrister At Law Hoowee, Mathias, Clothier & Chandler Howard, James, Cabinet-Maker Howard, John, Clothier Hudson, John, Clothier Hurly, John, Tobacconist Huxtable, William, Silversmith Jackson & Roberts, Merchants Jackson, Benjamin, Md |
Jackson, George, Grocer Jackson, Joshua, Merchant Jackson, William, Brewer/ Jackson, William, Esq., Bailiff Elect Jacob, George, Chandler Jameson, John, Tide-Waiter Jenkins, William, Attorney At Law, Notary Public & Town Clark Labatt, Judith, Wine Merchant Lecky, John, Merchant Lecky, Margaret, Linen-Draper, Silk-Mercer & Haberdasher Mc Carthy, Charles, Malster, Inchiquin, Near Youghal Mead, William, Architect & Builder Merrick, Jeremiah, Manufacturer Of All Sorts Of Woollen-Goods Merrick, Robert, Tanner Molton, James, Tanner Molton, Walter, Chandler Murphy, John, Ship-Owner Nealon, Samuel, Esq., Bailiff Elect/ Nealon, Samuel, Merchant & Tanner Nealon, William, Porter-Merchant & Tanner Nicholson, Leonard, Boot & Shoe-Maker Patterson, William, Watch & Clock-Maker Pearce, William, Clothier Pollock, Hugh, Merchant, Manufacturer Of All Sorts Of Pottery, Bricks & Tiles Ponsonby, George, Esq., Recorder Pratt, James, Merchant Pratt, John, Esq., Alderman Quinlan, James, Apothecary Rea, Thomas, Tobacconist, Chandler & Soap-Boiler Rea, William, Apothecary Reeves, John, Merchant & Grocer Richardson, Elizabeth, Linen & Woollen-Draper Roberts, See Jackson Roche, David, Tanner Roche, Julian, Apothecary Roche, William, Coast-Surveyor Scamaden, John, Merchant & Grocer Scamaden, Thomas, Clothier Sedgwick, John Junr., Md Sedgwick, John Senr., Surgeon & Apothecary Sedgwick, John, Esq., Mayor Elect Seymour, John, Cabinet-Maker Seymour, Joseph, Grocer, Soap-Boiler & Chandler Seymour, Richard, Soap-Boiler, Chandler & Grocer Shea, Thomas, Merchant Smyth, Edward, Landwaiter Smyth, H., Grocer Stroud, Thomas, Tanner Swayne, Hugh, Esq., Alderman Swayne, John, Esq., Alderman/ Swayne, John, Merchant Swayne, Richard Longfield, Merchant Swayney, Redmond, Clothier Taylor, Benjamin, Esq., Alderman Taylor, John Junr., Tobacconist Taylor, John Senr., Chandler Taylor, William, Clothier Taylor, William, Cooper Torbuck, George, Glass, China & Earthen-Ware Ware-House Trotter, Elizabeth, Grocer Uniacke, Richard, Esq., Alderman Warburton, John, Grocer White, Thomas, Liquor-Dealer Woollen & Linen-Draper |
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1791 - The flourishing state of Youghal, at this time, is set forth in the notice of the town in the Universal Gazetteer, by R. Brookes, MD, published this year. 'The trade of Youghal, ' writes our Author, 'within these few years has much increased. A considerable share of mercantile business is transacted, and more oats are annually exported than from any other port in the kingdom; the goodness of its harbour, and the easy communication which it has with several inland towns and a large tract of interior country, by means of navigable rivers, together with its vicinity to the sea and other local advantages, have very much contributed to its present increase of trade and population. Considerable quantities of beef, pork, butter, etc., are annually shipped from hence; but the principal (traffic) consists in the exportation of corn. The woollen manufacture is in a very thriving state in this town, and there is an extensive pottery, or earthenware manufactory in this place, which branch may be considerably improved and enlarged, as it is the only one in this part of Ireland, and the clay and materials hereabouts (are) of a peculiar quality for the purpose. It possesses also a share of the Newfoundland trade, and several ships load here every spring for the island.* This branch of trade admits of much extension, and no place seems better calculated for the purpose than Youghal, from its happy situation.
The same article mentions Youghal as 'frequented every summer by many of the first families in the kingdom. It may therefore be called,' proceeds the writer, 'with much propriety, the Margate or Brighthelmstone of Ireland.'
*English merchants, chiefly those at Poole, Dorsetshire, who were engaged in the Newfoundland trade, sent their ships to Youghal to victual, and often hired hands here to assist in curing the fish. This created intercourse between this port and the North American colonies, which now rarely take place. The Newfoundland ships ceased to call here about 1810.' - (The Hand-Book For Youghal, W.G. Field, 1896)
(HC 17/10/1791) – The brig Margaret, Capt. Griffith, arrived on Thursday evening last, at Youghal, from London. On the passage one of the hands a young man named Thomas John, was unfortunately washed over board and drowned.
(HC 18/7/1791) - Committed To the County Gaol …By the Mayor of Youghal, Anstice Barry, charged with feloniously stealing out of the breeches-pocket of Robert Whoulton, mariner, an half guinea and 6s 6d.
1793 - 8 Jan. A numerous and respectable meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Youghal and Barony of Imokilly, convened by public advertisements by the Mayor, Walter Atkin Hayman Esq., was this day held in the New Rooms (Mall House). An Association, similar to that of the Crown and Anchor Tavern in London, to be called 'The Youghal and Barony of Imokilly Association,' was formed, for the purpose of discouraging and suppressing all seditious publications and for promoting loyalty and obedience to the constituted authorities. - 6 Feb. A meeting at Youghal to demand Emancipation and Reform, was advertised anonymously in the Cork Evening Post, but was checked by a proclamation, issued this day by the Mayor and Bailiffs, and countersigned by the principal inhabitants. John Hall Esq., Secretary of (Lodge 900) the Youghal Orangemen presented an Address to the Mayor, thanking him for his hereditary loyalty. - 1793 - The South Cork Militia were raised in Doneraile, and marched to Youghal, where they were armed and accoutred. On the next day they proceeded, by government order, to impress men for the navy. Being nearly 800 strong, they formed a press-gang of the most formidable description, and made a sweeping seizure. Besides seamen, fishermen, and idlers, they carried off schoolmasters, joiner, weavers, tailors and a motley and incongruous crew, who were sent off immediately by tender to Cove, and were entered in His Majesty's ships. - 1793 - There was much sickness and mortality at Youghal. - (The Hand-Book For Youghal, W.G. Field, 1896)
1795 - 29 Sept. A bye-law passed the Corporation, repealing al, previous enactments against the admission of Roman Catholics to the freedom of trade; and several persons professing that faith were admitted accordingly. - (The Hand-Book For Youghal, W.G. Field, 1896)
1796 - The old Roman Catholic Chapel, situated outside the town-walls near the North Abbey, ** was deserted this year, in consequence of the erection of the present place of Worship in Bow Street. It was a low, plain, structure of no considerable size, shapen like ┘, the upper limb being north and the lower west. Both transepts were occupied with galleries; the northern was used by women only, and the western by men. A few years before the Chapel was taken down, one of the galleries fell and injured several persons. The foundations were removed in the autumn of 1851, in order to make ground for graves.
** Lord, writing in 1784, thus describes (p.33) the Old Chapel, and shows the need which existed for the New Edifice: 'There is also a Roman Chapel here, outside of the town. It is but a poor building, not near large enough for the number that attend it. The lower part and galleries are greatly encroached upon by several pews; this appears to be a great inconvenience, as the Chapel is but small and the congregation large. In each of these pews, there is sufficient room for eight or ten persons with ease. They are mostly occupied by three or four persons during prayers, when many decent persons are obliged (for want of room) to stay outside. This particularly in wet or cold weather, is very distressing. It is to be wished the inhabitants of the Roman Religion (in circumstances) would subscribe to build a new one. In towns of much less consequence than Youghall, their places of worship make a handsome appearance.' The burial ground of the North Abbey is till popularly called The Mass-Yard. - (The Hand-Book For Youghal, W.G. Field, 1896)
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(HC 11/3/1802) – Committed to the County Gaol – By the Mayor of Youghal, David Hallahan, charged with having uttered a base or counterfeit half-guinea, knowing it to be so. By the same, Thomas Baldwin, charged with having passed two forged notes.
(CMC 13/8/1802) GAME CERTIFICATES (Selections) – YoughalKeane, Michael, Youghall
(CMC 2/1/1807) – BREWERIES – HENRY HUNT, PORTER BREWER, FROM LONDON BEGS leave to inform the Trade, HE HAS OPENED AN OFFICE IN YOUGHAL, for the reception of Orders for HOPS, &c., that may be wanting in the Ling: - having formed a Correspondence with one of the first Merchants in London, he will be able to sell them at very low Prices, and of Prime Quality. – As many Houses in the Country are attempting to Brew Porter, without the assistance of a Brewer, or a knowledge of the regular process, and are not aware of the very severe loss they sustain thereby in the waste of Malt, Hops, &c. – To remedy such losses H. Hunt further acquaints them, he will attend in such cases for one or two Brewings, and will engage to give them well flavoured Porter. – A moderate share of what may be saved by his process will be expected as a remuneration of his exertions. – Letters, post paid will be strictly attended to. – Youghal, Dec. 12
(CMC 5/1/1807) – TO BE SOLD – A FEE SIMPLE ESTATE, SITUATED IN THE BARONY OF IMOKILLY, COUNTY OF CORK, MOSTLY IN THE PRECINCT OF YOUGHAL. – Any Person wishing to purchase the whole or any Denomination thereof, is requested to make an application to William Annesly Bailie, Esq., Bath, who will shew the Tithe-Deeds and Leases – (if by Letters, Post-paid)
| No. | Names | Denominations | Terms | No. Acres | Date of Leases | Yrly Rent | Observations |
| 1 | Mrs. Hyde | West Ballyvargan | 99 years | 350.0.0 | March 1731 | 100.0.0 | If out of Lease, would let for about £3 per Acre |
| 2 | George Bolton, Esq. | East Ballyvargan | 3 Lives | 139.3.26 | Nov 1787 | 200.0.0 | A renewal of the first death will rise |
| 3 | John Drew, Esq. | Glanradothe | Dorenew | 28.1.32 | 97.2.8 | ||
| 4 | Ditto | Ditto | Ditto | 26.0.12 | 74.3.0 | ||
| 5 | Wm. Slocomb | Clashadoca | 3 Lives | 84.0.8 | March 1787 | 65.0.0 | One dead, will rise |
| 6 | Ditto | Ditto | 13.0.34 | Out of Lease, and is to be valued | |||
| 7 | John and Jas. Brien | Ditto | 31 Years | 12.3.0 | March 1792 | 20.0.0 | Will rise |
| 8 | Charles Brien | Ditto | 3 Lives | 12.3.0 | March 1796 | 20.0.0 | Will rise |
| 9 | Thomas Trotter | Ditto | 3 Lives | 12.3.12 | 52.0.0 | Renewable for ever | |
| 10 | George Giles, Esq. | Ditto | 3 Lives | 100.0.0 | 230.0.0 | ||
| 11 | George Giles, Esq. | Ballinvarag | For ever | 204.2.39 | 6.7.2 | ||
| 12 | George Giles, Esq. | Do. incl. 6A of Barraghkey | 3 Lives | 106.2.8 | 149.15.7 | Pays Crown rental £2.15.0 of the whole estate | |
| 13 | William Donovan | Ditto | 3 Ditto | 17.3.0 | March 1787 | 62.24.0 | One out, will rise considerably |
| 14 | Sam Freeman, Esq. | Ditto | 3 Ditto | 44.3.5 | March 1789 | 44.0.0 | |
| 15 | David Neale | Ditto | 3 Ditto | 41.2.6 | March 1792 | 47.15.4 | Will rise |
| 16 | John and Tim [Rea?] | Ditto | 3 Ditto | 46.3.32 | March 1797 | 70.9.5 | Will rise |
| 17 | Pat Cashman | Parknacarton | 22 Years | 21.3.5 | March 1790 | 16.10.0 | Will rise |
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PIGOT’S DIRECTORY 1824 – YOUGHAL - IN the county of Cork, is situated on an arm of the sea, 124 miles south east of Dublin, and on the mail road between Waterford and Cork. It is situated at the base of a lofty hill, near the head of the bay, on the south side of the Blackwater river. It is governed by a mayor and other municipal officers, and returns one member to the Imperial Parliament. Youghal has a safe and commodious harbour, in which vessels, protected from all winds, can ride in twenty-four feet water, at the lowest ebb. There are several good quays and piers, which materially facilitate the landing and shipping of merchandise. The town consists principally of one street, nearly a mile in length, which is divided into two parts, and denominated North and South Main-street; this separation is made by a lofty square building, called the Clock-gate, from its containing the town clock, surmounted by a cupola, with a gift ball and vane; it appears, from the inscription on the south side, to have been built in 1777. Over the arch, which crosses the street, is the town prison, with the gaoler’s rooms, &c. Youghal was incorporated by King Edward IV and invested with important privileges, which were confirmed and augmented by succeeding monarchs. In the reign of Elizabeth it held out against the Desmond rebellion, in favour of the Crown, and though obliged to submit to Cromwell, for want of succour, yet in the year 1648, the corporation were among the first to proclaim Charles II King of Great Britain and Ireland. In North Main-street are the remains of a Castle. Youghal consists but of one parish, the rector of which is the Bishop of Cloyne. The church is a very ancient Gothic structure; its nave is 132 feet long and 66 broad, and the square tower is 32 feet high. There is also a chapel of ease recently erected, and situated on the site of the cemetery of an abbey fro Franciscans, which was founded by Maurice Fitzgerald, Lord Justice of Ireland, in the year 1224. The Catholics and Presbyterians have each a chapel, the Methodists two, and the Quakers, a meeting-house. The free school was founded by the first Earl of Cork, and an almshouse for six widows provides each of them with lodgings, firing, and five pounds per annum. Here are also an infirmary and dispensary, a commodious fish market, situate on one of the quays, and a market for butter. The principal trade of the town is in corn, large quantities of which are exported; there is also considerable business done in provisions, and the place has a share in the Greenland trade. The woollen manufacture, which formerly flourished here, has entirely ceased, though there is still some business done in wool-combing. Two manufactories of brown stone pottery are in a flourishing condition. It is generally supposed that the potato, now so valuable an esculent, was first introduced from America by Sir Walter Raleigh into Ireland, and planted in the gardens of Youghal, which is not improbable, since this was part of his estate, which he sold to the Earl of Cork. The market days are Wednesday and Saturday. Fairs are held on the 27th of May and the 18th of October.POST OFFICE – South Main-street – Post Master, Mr. Richard Taylor. The Dublin, Waterford, and English letters are despatched every morning at nine, and the Cork and southern letters every evening at five. The letter box is closed half an hour previous to despatch.
COACHES
CORK, the Royal Mail, every evening at five, from the office in South Main-st., through Castle-Martyr and Midleton, and returns every morning at nine.
WATERFORD, the Royal Mail, every morning at nine, from the office, South Main-st., through Tallow, Lismore, Cappoquin, and Dungarvan, and returns every evening at five.
CORK, Tyrrel’s Diligence, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning, from the Coach Office, South Main-st., at nine, through Castle-Martyr and Midleton.
CORK, Mortimer’s Diligence, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday morning, from the King’s Arms Hotel, North Main-st., at nine, through Castle-Martyr and Midleton
CONVEYANCE BY WATER – Every information may be had from the ship brokers.
Arranged Alphabetically. (NGC) – Nobility, Gentry & Clergy
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Ahern, D., Spirit & Porter House, North Main-st. Alexander, Robert, Painter, Plumber & Glazier, Mall Alexander, see Farmer Allin, Edward, Tide Surveyor, Custom House Allin, Samuel & Son, Corn Merchant, Quay Ansell, Thos., Baker, South Main-st. Armstrong, Captain, HP, Mall (NGC) Armstrong, Captain, HP, North Main-st. (NGC) Atkins, Captain, HP, William-st. (NGC) Atkins, Patrick, Spirit & Porter House, Brown-st. Bagley, see Kemp Barrett, John Auctioneer, North Main-st. Barry, Patrick, Grocer, South Main-st. Barry, William, Pawnbroker, Grocer & Draper, South Main-st. Bateman, Edward, Bookseller & Stationer, North Main-st. Bateman, Joseph, Ironmonger, Flour Factor, Haberdasher & Hardwareman Boles, Wm., Spirit & Porter House, Market-sq. Broderick, Cornelius, Spirit & Porter House, North Main-st. Broderick, Wm., Grocer, North Main-st. Brown, see Green Brown, Wm., Grocer, South Main-st. Browne, Mary, Grocer, North Main-st. Browne, Thos., Pawnbroker, North Main-st. Bruce, Denis, Boot & Shoe Maker, North Main-st. Bruther, David, Carman* Bryan, James, Wool Comber, South Main-st. Bryen, Samuel, Timber & Iron Merchant, North Main-st. Calvin, Hannah, Grocer, Mall Calvin, Mary, Confectioner, Milliner, Mall Campbell, Ann, King’s Arms Hotel, North Main-st. Campbell, John, Cabinet Maker, Mall Carew, P., Rev., Ardmore (NGC) Carew, Thos. P., Esq., Nelson-place (NGC) Carron, Alice, Bookseller & Stationer, North Main-st. Cashman, Michael, Spirit & Porter House, Fox’s-lane Cavanagh, J., William-st. (Professors & Teachers – French) Coleman & Markham, Linen & Woollen Drapers, Market-sq. Condon, John, Leather Seller, South Main-st. Connelly, Eliza, Linen Draper & Perfumer, North Main-st. Cotter, G. S., Rev., Devonshire-place (NGC) Cotter, James L., Rev. Dr., Classical Boarding Academy, Nelson-place Cotter, Jas. Lawrence, Rev., LLD, Curate, St. Mary’s, Nelson-place (NGC) Cotton, Captain, Heathfield (NGC) Cox, John, Mall (Professors & Teachers – Music) Cox, Richard, Auctioneer, Butter Weigh Master, Cooper, Grattan-st. Culbert, James, Spirit & Porter House, South Main-st. Curreen, Edmund, Grocer, Spirit & Porter House, North Main-st. Curreen, James, Grocer, Market-sq. Curry, Richard, Auctioneer, Painter, Plumber & Glazier, North Main-st. Dartnell, Roger, Physician, North Main-st. Dartnell, Wm., Cabinet Maker, North Main-st. Davis, Richard, Oil & Colourman, North Main-st. Dease, John, Watch & Clock Maker, South Main-st. Delany, Ann, Coal Stores, Nile-st./ Delany, Ann, Spirit & Porter House, Quay Denahay, Laurence, Miller, Baker, Hanover-st. Desmond, Daniel, Woollen Draper, North Main-st. Desmond, John, Physician & Surgeon, Nelson-place Dexter, Joseph, Surveyor of Taxes, North Main-st. Dill, John, Cabinet Maker, North Main-st. Drew, ____, Esq., Frogmore (NGC) Dyer, Edward, Grocer, North Main-st. Eager, Robt., Spirit & Porter House & Saddler, North Main-st. Eustace, John & Co., Timber & Slate Merchant, Brown-st. Farmer & Alexander, Boot & Shoe Maker, Mall Farrell, John, Carman* Farrell, John, Carpenter, North Main-st. Fell, Mrs., South-abbey (NGC) Fisher, Abraham, Corn Merchant, Insurance Agent, North Main-st. Fisher, Deborah & Co., Haberdashers & Perfumers, North Main-st. Fisher, Joseph, Earthenware Manufacturers, North Main-st. Fisher, see Moore Fitzgerald, James, Esq., Lackinadarra (NGC) Fitzgerald, John, Esq., Springfield (NGC) Fitzgerald, John, Spirit & Porter House, Market-sq. Fitzgerald, Michael, Salt, Lime & Iron Works, North Main-st. Fitzgerald, Richard, Esq., Muckridge (NGC) Flyn, James, Ironmonger, Salt & Lime Works, Market-sq. Flyn, Thos., Glass & Earthenware Dealer, Market-sq. Foley, Jeremiah, Grocer, Salt & Lime Works, North Main-st. Foley, William, Wheelwright, North Main-st. Gardner, Wm., Attorney & Notary, Strand-st. Gee, John, Esq., Ardmore (NGC) Gibson, John L., Boot & Shoe Maker (Ladies’), North Main-st. Gibson, Joseph, Boot & Shoe Maker, North Main-st. Giles, Nicholas, Esq., South-abbey-hall (NGC) Giles, Richd., Esq., Chantrey-house (NGC) Gillespie, J., William-st. (Professors & Teachers – Music) Gimblett, Thomas, Rope Maker & Ship Chandler, Mall Gimblett, Thos., Grocer, Strand-st. Green & Brown, Ship Brokers, Strand-st. Green, Edwd., Esq., Nelson-hill (NGC) Green, James E. & Wm., Corn & General Merchants, Catherine-st. Green, Nicholas, Parish Clerk & Jeweller, North Main-st. Green, Roger, Landing Surveyor, Custom House Green, Tanner, Gun Maker, Hanover-st. Gregory, David, Major, HP, Mall (NGC) Griffith, Mary, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, South Main-st. Hackett, Patrick P., Physician & Surgeon, Strand-lodge Hallahan, John, Spirit & Porter House, Grattan-st. Hallaran, Wm., Rev., Curate, St. Mary’s, Nelson-place (NGC) Hamilton, Jno., Bookseller, Stationer & Library, Strand-st. Hannan, Edward, Wool Comber, South Main-st. Harlowe, Ann, Linen Draper, South Main-st. Harris, Daniel, Tin Plate Worker, North Main-st. Harris, Deborah, Confectioner, North Main-st. Harris, John, Rope Maker & Ship Chandler, South Main-st. Harrison, Wm., Boot & Shoe Maker, North Main-st. Hartnett, James, Spirit & Porter House, Market-sq. Harvey, Thos., Corn & General Merchant, Insurance Agent, Grattan-st. Hayman, Matthew, Esq., South-abbey (NGC) Hayman, Samuel, Physician, Prospect-hill Heffernan, Michael, Wine & Spirit Merchant, North Main-st. Hennis, Wm. H., Esq., Collector, Custom House Howard, J., Baker, Mall Howard, Luke, Cabinet Maker & Upholsterer, Mall Howard, Luke, Spirit & Porter House, Hanover-st. Howe, Thos., Linen Draper, North Main-st. Hurley, Wm., Cooper, Grattan-st. Irwin, Archibald & Son, Wine & Spirit Merchants, North Main-st. Jackson, Benjamin, Corn & General Merchant, Quay Jackson, Richard, Boot & Shoe Maker, North Main-st. Jenkins, John, Attorney & Notary, North Main-st. |
Jenkins, John, Esq., Distributor, Commissioner for taking Affidavits & John, Thomas, Junr., Royal Irish (Fire Ins.) Agent, North Main-st. John, Thos. & Son, Corn Merchants & Agents to Lloyd’s, Quay Johnson, Joseph F., Druggist, North Main-st. Jones, George, Cooper, Brown-st. Jones, Robert, Cabinet Maker, North Main-st. Karney, John, Carman* Kean, Michael, Spirit & Porter House, North Main-st. Kearney, James, Timber Merchant, Brewer & French Consul, Grattan-st. Kearns, Patrick, Spirit & Porter House, Market-sq. Kelly, Arthur, Rev., Bellview (NGC) Kelly, John, Esq., Clifton (NGC) Kemp & Bagley, Misses, Boarding Academy, Nelson-place Lamb, Wm., Esq., Strand-cottage (NGC) Lawler, P., Attorney, North Main-st. & Mount Uniack (NGC) Lawton, Edward, Spirit & Porter House, Grattan-st. Lawton, Richard, Leather Seller, South Main-st. Leahy, David, Carman* Leahy, Maurice, Meeting-house-lane (Professors & Teachers – French) Leary, John, Corn Merchant, Grocer, North Main-st. Lee, Jeremiah, Linen Draper, North Main-st. Linnahan, Matthias, Spirit & Porter House, Fox’s-lane Loch, John, Esq., Nelson-place (NGC) Lomasney, Jeremiah, Spirit & Porter House, South Main-st. Lowe, Thos., Esq., Church-street (NGC) Lumley, Hugh, Esq., Catherine-st. (NGC) Lynch, Nicholas, Spirit & Porter House, Nile-st. M’Alpin, Robert, Lieut., Catherine-st. (NGC) M’Carthy, Mary, Brewer, South Main-st. M’Grath, Patrick, Painter, Plumber & Glazier, Market-sq. M’Kenna, Thos., Cotton Manufacturer & Dyer, North Main-st. M’Mahon, John, Grocer, North Main-st. Maragh, John, Carman* Markham, see Coleman Marsden, Col., Brook-lodge (NGC) Marvault, Jane, Linen Draper, North Main-st. Melin, John, Pawnbroker, North Main-st. Merrick, Samuel, Wool Comber & Dyer, North Main-st. Moore & Fisher, Miller, Brown-st. Morrisey, Wm., Spirit & Porter House, Hanover-st. Mortimer, see Coaches to Cork Murphy, Daniel, Rev., Nelson-place (NGC) Murphy, Joseph, Spirit & Porter House, Quay-lane Murphy, Patrick, Corn & General Merchant, Quay Musgrave, Christopher, Sir, Bart., Myrtle grove (NGC) Neason, John, Esq., New-town (NGC) Nolan, Thomas, Rev., Boarding & Day Academy, Grattan-st. (NGC) North Main-st. Nugent, Garrett, Hatter, Woollen Draper, North Main-st. O Brien, Timothy, Hair Cutter, North Main-st. O Leary, Richard, Hatter, South Main-st. O Neel, Ellen, Linen Draper, North Main-st. O Neill, Ellen, Pawnbroker, South Main-st. O Neill, John, Salt & Lime Works, South Main-st. Pack, Barth., Esq., Strand-house (NGC) Parker, John, Boot & Shoe Maker, North Main-st. Parker, Margaret, Spirit & Porter House, Brown-st. Parker, Mrs., Nelson-place (NGC) Pearce, Rt., Wool Comber & Dyer, Market-sq. Peet, George, Tallow Chandler & Soap Boiler, North Main-st. Pilkington, Richard, Wine & Spirit Merchant, North Main-st. Pollock, John, Attorney, Nelson-place (NGC) Powell, Edwd., Brown-st. (Professors & Teachers – Dancing) Power, Richd., Esq., MP, Clashmore (NGC) Prendergast, James, Glass & Earthenware Dealer, North Main-st. Prendergast, Wm., Boot & Shoe Maker, North Main-st. Quane, Richd., Cooper, Meat-shambles-lane Quin, John, Spirit & Porter House, Hanover-st. Richardson, Thos., Gun Maker, North Main-st. Roberts, Robert & Francis, Grocers, North Main-st. Roche, Geo., Esq., Devonshire-place (NGC) Roche, Wm., Leather Seller, North Main-st. Rogers, Geo. G., Physician, Devonshire-place Rogers, Henry, Rev., Devonshire-place (NGC) Rogers, Joseph, Surgeon, Devonshire-place Ronayne, Patrick, Tallow Chandler & Soap Boiler, North Main-st. Ronayne, Patrick, Tobacco & Snuff Manufacturer, North Main-st. Ronayne, Richard, North Main-st. (Apothecaries & Druggists) Roynan, Rd. Power, Esq., Plughtane (NGC) Ruby, Philip, Baker, South Main-st. Ryan, John, Spirit & Porter House, North Main-st. Sangster, James, Watch & Clock Maker, North Main-st. Scammaden, James, Boot & Shoe Maker, Quay Seward, Thos., Attorney & Agent to the Duke of Devonshire, Cottage Seward, Thos., Esq., Cottage (NGC) Sidley, Kyrle, Grocer, Earthenware Manufacturers, North Main-st. Simkins, George, Ship Broker, Coal Stores, Market-sq. Sims, Thos., North Main-st. (Apothecaries & Druggists) Sliney, Patrick, Leather Seller, Quay-lane Smith, Richd., Esq., Ballinatray (NGC) Smith, Wm., Rev., Snugborough (NGC) Smythes, Thos., Esq., South-abbey (NGC) Squire, Wm., Boot & Shoe Maker, South Main-st. Stanistreet, Richd., North Main-st. (Apothecaries & Druggists) Stephens, Maria, Grocer, North Main-st. Sullivan, James, Rope Maker & Ship Chandler, Market-sq. Sullivan, Mary, Haberdasher & Hardware, North Main-st. Taylor, Eliza, Confectioner, North Main-st. Taylor, Elizabeth, Confectioner, North Main-st. Taylor, John, Cooper, Grattan-st. Taylor, John, Tallow Chandler & Soap Boiler, South Main-st. Taylor, John, Tobacco & Snuff Manufacturer, South Main-st. Taylor, Richard, Post Master, Post Office, South Main-st. Taylor, Thos., Esq., Maryville (NGC) Tidmarsh, Robert & Co., Woollen Drapers, North Main-st. Torbuck, George & Richard, Hatters, Woollen Drapers, Mall Torbuck, Graham, North Main-st. (Apothecaries & Druggists) Town Clerk, Stamp Office, North Main-st. Tyrrel, see Coaches to Cork Verlin, Wm., Tallow Chandler, Soap Boiler & Seedsman, North Main-st. Wakeman, Thos., Rev., Academy, Church-st. (NGC) Walsh, Catherine, Pawnbroker, Tallow Chandler & Soap Boiler, South Main-st. Walsh, Catherine, Tobacco & Snuff Manufacturer, South Main-st. Walsh, Edward, Baker, Miller, Timber Merchant, North Main-st. Walsh, Mary, Spirit & Porter House, North Main-st. Warren, Henry, Esq., Mall (NGC) Watkins, Richard Hickman, Surgeon, North Main-st. Whelan, Patrick, Baker, North Main-st. White, Lieut., RN, HP, Catherine-st. (NGC) White, Robt. G., Esq., Mall (NGC) Wilstead, Wm., Esq., Pro-Collector & Commissioner of Affidavits, Custom House |
*CARMEN – David Bruther, John Farrell, John Karney, David Leahy, and James Maragh, are ready for the conveyance of heavy goods to all parts, on the shortest notice.
(CC 16/2/1826) – SHIP NEWS – The Hero of Dumbarton, Long, for Glasgow, ran ashore at Youghal, on the 4th inst., and filled with water; part of cargo will be saved, but much damaged, and the vessel may be got off after discharging.
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