Cromac Street numbering

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1	1819 (PRONI)	1819: 1820 Smyths Directory (LHL)	11 Jan 1820 Belfast Newsletter IHS advertisement	Smyth 1821	Smyth 1822	1823 History of Belfast	Smyth 1823	Pigot 1824	Annual Report Sunday School Union year ending 1 May 1824	Smyth 1824	Smyth 1825	Smyth 1826	Smyth 1827	Smyth 1828	Smyth 1829	Belfast Commercial Chronicle - Saturday 27 June 1829	1830 Smyth Almanac	1831 Smyth Almanac	1831-2 Donaldson (BPL & PRONI) Institutions section	1831-2 Donaldson (BPL & PRONI) Directory section	1832 Smyth Almanac	27 Jul 1832 Belfast Newsletter p3	1833 Smyth Almanac	1834 Smyth Almanac	1835 Smyth Almanac	1835 Matier’s (BPL & PRONI)	1836 Smyth’s Almanac	1837 Smyth Almanac	1838 Smyth Almanac	1839 Sims and Mcintyres Northern or Belfast Almanac	1839 Martin via PRONI (published Jan 1839)	1839 Smyth Almanac	1840 Smyth Almanac	1840 Martin (BPL) (published 31 March 1840)	1841 martin via Proni	1842 Martin’s (BPL)	1843	1852		1860 Griffiths (printed 1860)	1860 Griffiths description of plot	1860 rateable value	1861	1868	1877	1880	1970	2023

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3	Girvin John carpenter Cromack Street	Girvin John joiner						Ann Logan, milliner and dress maker, Cromack Street
4	Davis Thomas Huxter Cromack Street	Davis Thomas Dealer						James McConnell, Cromack Street
5	Featherstone Richard gent cottage Cromack Street	Featherson Richard excise officer				34 houses in total		Wm Neck, baker, Cromack Street																													Same numbers	same numbers					Same numbers	same numbers			----------------------------------------
6	Gunning Daniel Clark of Customs Cromack Street					59 men		William Spencer, Cromac Street												Cromac Street						Cromac Street					Cromac Street						Cromac Street	Cromac Street					CROMAC STREET		Cromac Street	CROMAC STREET	May Street
7	Oakman Walter linen merchant Cromack Street	Oakman Walter linen merchant				62 women																															italics from google books 43-4	from Great Edward Street to Cromac Road					from Great Edward Street to Cromac Street		May Street to Cromac Bridge	May Street to Cromac Bridge	----------------------------------------
8	Studdard David Butcher Cromack Street							McAulay John tavern or pub Cromack Street												M’Aulay John flax dresser 11 ??????						M’Auley John innkeeper flax merchant 1					1 McAuley John flax and publican			1 John M’Auley innkeeper	1 Mrs Ann McAuley inkeeper	1 Mrs Ann M’Auley innkeeper	McAuley, Mrs. John, 1 Cromac Street TAVERN	1. G. Duncan, grocer and spirit dealer		1 unoccupied (let from Bernard M’Auley)	house		1 VACANT	1. Large house & shop – vacant	1 & 3. Wilson & Strain, bakers, confectioners and flour merchants	1 & 3 Wilson & Strain, bakers & confectioners
9	Murphy, John, 1 Cromack Street architect, slate merchant, timber merchant	Murphy John Joiner and Builder slate lath and timber yard 1 Cromac Street																		3						Murphy John timber and slate merchant and manufacturer of bricks tiles and pottery 3 Cromac Place					3 Murphy John timber merchant			3 Pat Lavery musician	3 Lavery Patrick musician	3 Patrick Lavery musician	3 Mary Strachan washerwoman	3. Mary Strain, washer woman " Elizabeth Hanna		3. James Burns (let from Bernard M’Auley)	house		3 Margaret Nocher
10	Quigley, Samuel, huxter, 3 Cromack Street	Quigley Samuel Dealer 3 Cromac Street																								Webb Francis shoemaker 3					3 William Robinson house painter
11	Hughes, Bernard, music teacher, 5 Cromack Street	Hughes Bernard Musician 5						Pat McCanley, grocer, Cromack Street																		M’Auley Arthur brick manufacturer and grocer 5					5				5 Thomas Copeland carpenter	5 Thomas Copeland carpenter	5	5. James Stewart, butcher		5 John Cavanagh (let from Bernard M’Auley)	house		5 J. Kavanagh, musician	3 & 5. Kavanagh, J., musician	5, 7, 9 & 11. Gill & Co., general drapers, hosiers and haberdashers	5 to 11 Gill & Co., W. G., general drapers	1
12	7																									M’Kinsey Alexander lodgings 5
13	Donaldson, William, architect, 9 Cromack Street																			Carroll George bricklayer 5						Carrol George bricklayer 7					7 police					7 Joseph Wilson lodgings	McCann, Henry, 7 Cromac Street	7. Henry McCann, coach driver		7 Henry M’Cann (let from Bernard M’Auley)	house		7 Henry McCann, coach driver	7. Palmer, Thos., saddler
14																										Jones David barber 7					7 Alexander McKenzie			7 Alexander McKenzie eat-h			McCann, James, Hair Dresser, 7 Cromac Street
15																																			9 Margaret Woods lodgings
16																															9 M’Garrell Bernard entertainment			9 Andrew Kerr entertainment	9 Todd William baker	9 William Todd baker	Todd, William, 9 Cromac Street BAKER	9. John Quart, green grocer & mason		9 Elizabeth Kelly (let from Bernard M’Auley)	house		9 Elizabeth Kelly	9
17																				7						Wilson John carpenter 9 Wilson mrs straw bonnet maker 9					11 Wilson John Cabinetmaker			11 Hugh Morrison publican	11 Hugh Morrison, Newtownbreda Tavern,	11 Hugh Morrison publican	Nivins, Wm., 11 Cromac Street PAINTER	11. James O'Neill, spirit dealer		11 James O’Neill (let from Bernard M’Auley)	house		11 James O'Neill, spirit dealer	11. O'Neill, Jas., car owner and spirit dealer
18																																													13 & 15. Hamilton, Samuel, watch maker and jeweller	13. Hamilton, S., watch maker, jeweller & optician	15
19																																													17 & 19. Bennett, James, family grocer	15. Moore, R. & J., fam. Grocers
20																															Little May Street intersects at 11							[ Little May Street		Little May Street intersects					.........Little May Street intersects	............Little May Street intersects............	Little May Street
21		Garland John revenue officer																		9						Garland John custom officer 11					13									13 John Summerville (let from Prudence Williams)	house and small yard		13 J. Somerville, provision dealer	13. McGowan, Mrs., green grocer			17
22																				Hanna Andrew Publican 11						Miller John 13					15							11½. John Cavanagh, professor of music and provision dealer		15 Prudence Williams (let from Marshal v. M’Areavey)	sheds and timber yard			15. Scott, Vere, scantling yard	19½. Mullan, Mrs. R. J., fancy warehouse	17. Vacant
23																				Buchanan Wm 13						15												11½. William Williams, builder; residence, 129 Cromac Street		17 Mary M’Donnell (let from Prudence Williams)	house		17 Mary McDonald, huckster	17. McDonald, John, dealer	21. Mann, Alice, clothes dealer	19. Forde, J., boot & shoe maker
24																																						11½. James Parker, butcher
25																				15																		11½. George Witherhead, grocer and spirit dealer		19 George Wethered (let from Marshal v. M’Areavey)	house and small yard		19 Geo. Wethered, grocer & spirit dealer	19 & 19½. Wethered, Edward, grocer and spirit dealer	23. Wetherhead, Edward, wine and spirit merchant	21. Weathered, Edward, wine & spirit merchant
26																																								19 ½ Edward Wethered (let from Marshal v. M’Areavey)	stable and yard		" VACANT		23½. McMillan, W. R., draper	23. McMillen, W. R., draper & shirt maker
27																																						11½. John Dunlop, butcher		21 John Delap (let from Marshal v. M’Areavey)	house		21 John McVeigh, confectioner	21. Cochrane, Jas., green grocer	25. Cochrane, Jas., greengrocer	25. Cochrane, Jas., green grocer
28																																						11½. John McCamisky, marine store; residence, 34 Market Lane							27. Thompson, Wm., greengrocer	27. Thompson, W., green grocer
29																																						David McVea, green grocer (no number, between 11 1/2 and 13)		23 David M’Veigh ((let from Marshal v. M’Areavey)	house		23&25 D. McVeigh, green grocer	23. McVea, David, green grocer	29. McVeigh, David, greengrocer	29. McVeigh, D., green grocer
30																																								25 David M’Veigh ((let from Marshal v. M’Areavey)	house			25. McAuley, Margaret, green grocer	31. McCloud, John, greengrocer	31. Drake, William, flesher
31																																		13 Samuel Robinson, scantling-y	13 Samuel Robinson hardwood timber and general scantling yard	13 Samuel Robinson’s hardwood timber deal and scantling yard	Robinson, Samuel, 13 Cromac Street TIMBER MERCHANT			27 Robert M’Whitty (let from Mary Jane Barns)	House and small garden		27 Robert McWhitty, clerk	27. Fitzpatrick, Jas., commercial traveller	31½. Carlin, Joseph, hair dresser
32																																			15 Samuel Stevenson tailor	15 Samuel Stevenson tailor	Stevenson, Samuel, 13 Cromac Street TAILOR	13. Mrs. Agnes McRoberts, shirt maker	16	29 Robert Pelin (let from Mary Jane Barns)	House and small garden		29 Robert Pelan, printer	29. Orr, Hugh, cooper	33. Kerr, Watson, tailor	33. McMillen, Wm., tailor
33																																						13½. John Adams, painter and glazier
34																																			15 John Williams haberdasher	Jno Williamson haberdasher	Williams, John, 15 Cromac Street HABERDASHER	15. Wm. Reid, grocer	15	31 Thomas Mercer and William Kerr (let from Mary Jane Barns)	House and yard		31 Mercer & Kerr, grocers, druggists and spirit merchants and paint, oil and colour merchants	31. Cunningham, C., spirit dealer	35. Carlin, Joseph, hair dresser	35. Carlin, Joseph, hair dresser
35																																			17½ Joseph B Gilmore Grocers			17½. Fullerton Brothers, grocers and spirit dealers		31 1/2 Thomas Mercer and William Kerr (let from Mary Jane Barns)	House and yard			31½. Rogan, Hugh, grocer		37. Hughes, Owen, wine & spirit store
36																																														39. McCormick, Joseph, grocer	39
37																				(Cromac Place?)						(Cromac Place?)					(Cromac Place?)			odd numbers end, even numbers re-start from 4	numbering stops and even nos continue Hamilton Street at 17 cromac street	odd numbers end, even numbers re-start from 2		[ Hamilton Street]		Hamilton Street intersects					Post Office Pillar Box .......…Hamilton Street intersects	...........Hamilton Street intersects..........… Post Office Pillar Box	Hamilton Street
38	Hamilton, John, gent., 11 Cromack Street							Hamilton John Esq. Hamilton Place												Hamilton John 17						Hamilton John Gentleman 17					17 Hamilton John Gentleman			17 John Hamilton Gentleman	17 Hamilton John Gentleman	17 John Hamilton gentleman	Hamilton, John, Gentleman, 17 Cromac Street
39	?	?						? Hamilton Place?																							17 George Druitt bookseller and stationer residence				17 Gilmore Joseph B grocer (residence in Eliza Place)		Kirkwood, Thomas, grocer, 17 Cromac Street (17 ½ Kirker)	17. Thomas Maguire, pawn broker	16	33 John M’Guire (let from Samuel Ferguson)	House and yard		33 John Maguire, pawnbroker	33. Maguire, John, pawn broker	41. Maguire, John, dyer	41. Vacant	41
40																				Johnston Mrs Eliza 19						Brown James 19					19 Wm McKenna V surgeon			19 Mrs Abbott			McTear, Cunningham, Clerk, 19 Cromac Street	19. William Williams, builder	16	35 Mrs Smith (let from Samuel Ferguson)	House and yard		35 Robert Keenan	35. Barry, Mrs.	43. Emerson, William, Cromac dining rooms	43. Emerson, W., dining rooms		61
41																																			21 Boade the misses
42																				21						Brown william supervisor of excise 21					21 Rogers William civil engineer brick and tile			21 Wm Rogers civil engineer	21 Greene Foster & Co residence (business in High St)		Haffern, Miss, 21 Cromac Street	21. William Haffern, linen measurer, Linen Hall Margaret Haffern, milliner and dress maker	16	37 William Haffern (let from Samuel Ferguson)	House and yard		37 Wm. Haffern, linen measurer	37. Haffern, Miss	45. Campbell, John, boot and shoe maker	45. Campbell, John, boot maker		63
43																										23					23 Cochran Miss Milliner			23 Miss Cochrane milliner	23 James Stewart, librarian LHL	23 James Stewart, librarian of Linenhall News-room	23 James Stewart, librarian of Linenhall Library	23. William Finlay, linen yarn dealer	16	39 unoccupied (let from Henry Murney)	House Stable and Yard		39 Robert Pierce Wilson, traveller	39. Moore, M. A., pawn broker	74. (47) Fleming, Jas., pawn broker	47. Fleming, James, pawn broker		65
44	13																			Cosgrave JD gent 25						25					25 Bathurst William residence (coach maker at coach factory)			25 William Bathurst coach maker		25 Mrs Spiller	25 Mrs Spiller	25. Mrs. Mary Ann Spiller		41 unoccupied (let from Henry Murney)	House Stable and Yard		41 VACANT	41. Connolly, Joseph, surgeon	49. The Old Still Spirit Co. - James Torbitt, owner	49. Torbitt, J., wine & spirit store		67
45																				Montgomery, Dr James 27						27					27 Macartney John Esq			27 William Haffern	27 Haffner William cloth lapper	27 William Haffernan	Haffernan, William, Cloth Lapper, 27 Cromac Street (willaim haffern)	27. Ann Thompson, thread manufacturer	16	43 Mary Ann Thompson (let from Henry Murney)	House Stable and Yard		43 Ann Thompson, thread manufacturer	43. Thompson, A., thread manufacturer	51. Coulter, Richard, provision merchant	51. McCall, J., provision merchant		69
46																				Hyndman Mrs Thomas 29						29					29 Joseph Abbott Merchant						McBride, William, 29 Cromac Street	29. Hugh McClements	16	Hugh M’Clements (let from Henry Murney)	House Stable and Yard		45 Hugh McClements	45. Smyth, James, draper	53. Graham, Samuel, boot and shoe maker	53. Dickey, Joseph, butcher		71
47																				31						31					31						McGaughey, Francis, Travelling Clerk, 31 Cromac Street	31. Sarah Manning		47 Unoccupied (let from Henry Murney)	House and yard		47 John Vincomb, engraver	47. Alderdice, Hugh, sewing machine proprietor	55. Rosemond, Joseph, confectioner	55. Redmond, J., confectioner		73
48																				33						Porter Moses accountant 33					33				33 John Dogherty clerk		33	33. James Rice, auctioneer		49 John M’Bride (let from Henry Murney)	House and yard		49 John McBride, buyer in Arnott & Co.'s	49. Cahoon, M. & J., millinery and dress making rooms	57. Douglas, William, draper	57. Douglas, William, milliner & draper		75
49																				35						Murray D surgeon (residence) 35					35				35 Miss Owens ladies boarding and day school 35 Owens John English and mercantile teacher	375 John Owens seminary	Owens, John, 35 Cromac Street TEACHER	35. Margaret Shaw	16	51 Matthew Allen (let from Henry Murney)	House and yard		51 Elizabeth Allen, grocer	51. McKinley, James, fancy warehouse	59 & 61. Whelan, Margaret, hardware dealer	59 & 61 Whelan, Margaret, fancy warehouse	61	77
50																																						[ Russell Street		Russell-street intersects					..........Russell Street intersects	.............Russell Street intersects..........…	Russell Street
51	Huggins, James, gent., 15 Cromack Street								?											Smith James publican 37						Kirk Archibald baker and grocer 37					37 Kircher Archibald baker and grocer			37 Archibald Kirker, baker	37 Archibald Kirker bakery	37 Archibald Kirker bakery establishment	Kirker, Archibald, 37 Cromac Street BAKER	37. Archibald Kirker, baker and flour merchant	16	53 Archibald Kirker (let from Hamilton v. Bellis)	House offices and sm. Yard		53 Archibald Kirker, baker and flour merchant; residence 1 Glenfield Place	53. Kirker, Archibald & Co., bakers and flour merchants	63. Malcomson, David, baker and confectioner	63. Malcolmson, David, baker, confectioner & flour merchant	63	81
52	McCully, James; house, 15 Cromack Street																																							53a Archibald Kirker (let from Rev. John B Wilson)	shed (bakery)
53									William McComb 17											Spratt John Engraver 39						Abernethy John 39					39 Abernethy John lodgings and engraver			39 John Abernethy engraver 39 John Abernethy lodgings	39 Abernethy John lodgings and engraver	39 John Abernethy engraver	Abernethy, John, jun., 39 Cromac Street ENGRAVER & PRINTER	39. Anna Eid, milliner and dress maker		55 Bernard Shearer (let from Hamilton v. Bellis)	House and yard		55 Bernard Shearer, green grocer	55. Hazard, Jas., com. traveller	65. Rainey, Thomas, watch maker	65. Rainey, Thos., watch maker		83
54									?											41						Aspinell Carpenter 41					41						Hamill, Sarah, Grocer, 41 Cromac Street	41. Wm. Lenaghan, sawyer and provision dealer		57 Samuel M’Aulay (let from Hamilton v. Bellis)	House and yard		57 Patrick McAuley, hair dresser	57. Bell, Maria, haberdasher	67 & 69. Bell, Maria, draper	67 & 63 Bell, M., haberdasher		85
55			21 Harp Society House	Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 21		Irish Harp Society 21			Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 21		Irish Harp Society 21	Irish Harp Society 23	Irish Harp Society, 23 Cromac street	Rainey, Val. professor of the harp, 43 Cromac street.	Irish Harp Society 23	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society 43	Irish Harp Society – Cromac Street	43 Irish harp Society			43 John Brown builder		43 Jane Wilson milliner	43 Jane Wilson milliner	43. Samuel Kelly, grocer and commission coal merchant		59 Samuel M’Clure (let from Archibald Kirker)	House and yard	£11 0/-	59 Samuel McClure, manager in A. Kirker's bakery	59. Irvine, Wm., mill manager	71 & 73. Agar, Michael, hardware merchant and wire worker	71 & 73 Agar, M., fruiterer		87
56																																								59a Archibald Kirker (let from Reps. Henry Joy)	shed	£1 10/-
57									?							M.T.B. French Italian Mathematics no.23 Cromac Street				45		45 George A Noble Classical and English Seminary				Fenton joseph teacher 45					45			45 John Owens teacher 45 Miss Owens teacher	45 Owen John English and Mercantile	45 Andrew Bingham grocer	45	45. Abraham Mathews, grain merchant		61 Daniel Taylor (let from Reps. Henry Joy)	House and yard	£12 0/-	61 Daniel Taylor, shoe maker	61. Taylor, Daniel, shoe maker	75 & 77. Taylor, Daniel, boot and shoe maker	75 & 77 Taylor, D., boot maker		89
58									?											47						Crea James chandler and grocer 47					47 Mary Crea Grocer			47 William Simms chandler etc	47 Linas Wm chandler and grcoer	47 William Linus chandler	47 William Linus grocer and flax merchant	47. John Jones, grocer and spirit dealer	16	63 James Jones (let from Reps Henry Joy)	House and yard	£10 0/-	63 Jane Jones, grocer and spirit dealer	63. Bingham, Alex., grocer and spirit dealer	79. Fitzsimmons, Mary Ann, spirit dealer	79. Fitzsimmons, M. A., spirit dealer	79	x	McEntees bar from 50s
59																																						[ Henrietta Street		Henrietta-street intersects					..........Henrietta Street intersects	.............Henrietta Street intersects........…
60																				Edwards Ben attorney 49											49 Alexander Dobbin grain			49 Alexander Dobbin grain-b
61																				Gaffikin John 51						Gaffkin John 49								49 Miss Gaffkin boarding house	49 Miss Gaffikin boarding house	49 James Smith pawnbroker	Smith, James, 49 Cromac Street PAWNBROKER	49. James Smith, pawn broker	16	65 James Smith (let from Reps. John Geoghegan)	House, stable and yard	£22 0/-	65 James Smith, pawn broker	65. Smith, John, pawn broker	81 & 83. Smith, John, pawn broker	81 & 83 Smith, John, City Pawn Office	81
62																																											" Richard Hodgin, clerk
63																										M’Kibon Andrew starch and linen 51					51Andrew McKibben linens etc.			51 Andrew McKibbin merchant	51 Peter Keenan	51 Peter Keenan	Keenan, Peter, 51 Cromac Street	51. Mary Burke, fruiterer and confectioner		67 James Kearney (let from Greer v. Gaffikin)	House and small yard	£6 0/-	67 James Kearney, brush maker	67. McClelland, Ann, fancy warehouse	85. McClelland, Annie, toy shop	85. McClelland, Miss, fancy bzr (bazaar)
64																																				51 George Brown dyer	51 George Brown dyer	51½. William Gowdy, spirit dealer		69 Robert Gowdy (let from Greer v. Gaffikin)	House, stables and yard	£18 o/-	69 Robert Gowdy, spirit dealer	69. Spence, Robt., spirit dealer	87, 89 & 91. Spence, Robert, spirit dealer	87 & 89 Black, W., spirit dealer
65																																				51 Frances M’Gaghey grain mt	51 ½ M’Gaghy Grain store	51½. Abraham Mathews, grain merchant; residence, 45 Cromac Street		71 Edward Scott (let from Greer v. Gaffikin)	Stores and yard	£28 0/-	71 Edward Scott's stores	71. Kirkpatrick, James, house and stabling yard	93. McMillan, Samuel, painter	91 & 93 McMillan, S., painter
66																																					51 ½ Jane Keenard yard			73 Elizabeth Bell (let from Greer v. Gaffikin)	House	£3 0/-	73 Eliza Bell, grocer	73. Johnston, Amelia, grocer	95. Orr, Hugh, grocer	95. Orr, Hugh, grocer
67																																												75. Smith, Barry M., attorney	97 & 99. Nichol, Patrick, provision merchant	97. Nicholl, P., provision merchant
68																																											79 Thomas Richardson, traveller	79. Kirker, Victor, pawn broker	105. Gray, Mrs., servants' registry office	105. Gray, Mrs., servants' registry office
69																																													107. Rodgers, George, fruit dealer	107. Bates, Robert, tobacconist
70																																												" Adams, Jas., com. traveller	109. Adams, James, porter
71																																												79½. Kirker, V., dwelling house		109. Thomas, John W., draper
72																																												" Kirker, Archd., stabling
73																																						53½. Thomas Rogan, blacksmith					81 Thos. Rogan, horse shoe and jobbing smith	81. Logan, Thomas, smith	101. (111) Rogan, Thomas, smith	111. Walker, S., china merchant
74																															53 Agnew James writing clerk and grocer			53 Thomas Adams grocer		53 Malcolm Johnston coal mrt	Johnston, Malcolm, Coal Factor, 53 Cromac Street & 9 Hanover Quay	53. John Wallace, printer and publisher of the General Advertiser; office, 6 Waring Street
75																																					55 Adam Quigley accountant
76																																		55 Thomas M’Kelvey brewer	55 Thomas M’Kelvy’s dwelling house (business at 84)	55 Thomas M’Kelvy brewer	Thomas McKelvey's Residence, 55 Cromac Street.	55. Chancellor's Ladies ' Day School					83 Mary Magee, publican	83. Penton, Wm., spirit dealer	113. Magee, Maria, spirit dealer	113. Magee, Miss, spirit merchant	113
77																															57						57	57. Bernard Quin, reporter, Mercury
78																															59 Johnston Joseph writing clerk			59 Joseph Johnston clerk	59 McMurray Mrs		59 William Moffat excise officer	59. Patrick McAteer, builder and spirit dealer
79																																						[ Catherine Street							..........Catherine Street intersects	............Catherine Street intersects.........
80																																			61 James G Hannan merchant	61 James J Hannan merchant	61 James J Hannan						85 Edward Scott's brewery; residence, Sydenham	85. Cromac Brewery - H. Scott & Co.	117, 119. Cromac Street Brewery	115, 117, 119 Biggar, Joseph G., M.P., provision merchant
81																																											87 VACANT YARD	89 & 89½. Scott, H. & Co.'s yards	119½. McVea, Mary, milliner	119b McVen, Miss, draper		97
82																															63			63 Thomas Oldham	63 Oldham Thomas writing clerk	63 Thomas Oldham	63						89 Robert Gilmore, dealer	91. Craig, Hugh, grocer	121, 123. Craig, Mary Jane, coal merchant	121 & 123 Craig, Mrs.
83																																											91 Hugh Craig, grocer	93. Patton, Jane, fruit dealer	125. Wandrum, Elizabeth, grocer	125. Graham, Samuel, boot maker
84																																											93 Jane Patton, fruit dealer	95. Morrow, M. A., green grocer	127. Armstrong, Matthew, boot and shoe maker	127. Carnock, C., green grocer
85																																											95 Robert Gilmore, coach painter	97. Stockard, John, smith	129. Miller, Jane, toy shop	129. Graham, Samuel, shoe maker
86																																											97 James McConnell, sawyer	99. Keag, Margaret, dealer	131. Kerr, Martha, grocer	131. Campbell, Martha, grocer
87																																						57. Gateway, vacant					99 John Cardwel, ( Cardwell) sales man		133. Miles, George, butcher	133. Miles, George, flesher
88																																						59. Bernard Smith, labourer					101 Adam Miller, saddler	101. Miller, Adam, saddler	135. Reid, Robert, greengrocer	135. Reid, Robt., green grocer
89																																						61. Margaret McAuley, grocer and spirit dealer					103 Robert Baxter, tinsmith	103. Baxter, Robt., tinsmith
90																																												105. Gilmore, Margaret, dealer	137. Gilmour, Margaret, grocer	137. Erwin, Margaret, grocer
91																																						63. Cromac Street Constabulary Station					107 Police Station	107. McBride, Daniel, butcher	139. McBride, Letitia, butcher's shop	139. Dobbs, Richard, flesher
92																															65 Williamson Alexander publican			65 Alexander Williamson pub	65 Alexander Williamson pub	65 Alexander Williamson pub	Williamson, Alex., 65 Cromac Street TAVERN
93																															67 Hannan James J			67 James G Hanan merchant	67 Hannan James J residence (fish business Waring St)		Hannan, James J., 67 Cromac Street	65. James John Hannan, attorney's clerk					109 Jas. John Hannan, accountant	109. Duncan, Mary	141. Anderson, W. J., confectioner	141. Anderson, W. J., confectioner
94																																					67 William M’Granan labourer	67. Richard Aicken, architect					111 VACANT	111. Hazlett, John, warehouse manager	143. Haslett, John, draper	143. Laughlin, N., draper
95																															98 Cooney Mrs lodgings						69 Collin Houston	69. Michael Boomer, spirit dealer					113 VACANT	113. Craig, T. H., spirit dealer	145. Connolly, Robert, spirit dealer	145. Connolly, R., spirit store
96																																			71 James M’Roberts	71 James M’Roberts		71. Mary Verner					115 Joseph Nicholl, dealer	115. McVeigh, E., fruit dealer	147. McVea, Eliza, greengrocer	147 & 149 McVeigh, E., green grocer
97																																		73 Andrew Quigley book-kpr	73Quigley Andrew accountant	73 And Quigley clerk	73 Mary Rafferty washerwoman	73. Catherine Smith					117 Patrick Grady, labourer	117. Mines, Geo., butcher	149. Vacant	151 & 153 McCauley, Geo., provision dealer
98																																						new houses building					119 Jas. Johnston, cow keeper	119. McAuley, Wm. J., tenter	151, 153. McDonnell, William, provision merchant	155 & 157 Bell & Wallace, stone cutters
99																																											121 Catherine Lain	121. McVeigh, E., green grocer	155, 157. Bell & Wallace, stone cutters	159. McGahey, James, fruit merchant
100																																											three small houses	Browne, John, jun., timber and slate merchant and saw mills	159. Boyd, John, dairyman	161. Crean, John, poultry merchant