NEWRY AND MOURNE IN 1914:

A DIRECTORY

INTRODUCTION Printed street directories were common in the nineteenth and early twentieth

centuries. This resource is based on the Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory

for 1914. It contains information on each of the towns and larger villages in the

Newry and Mourne area. For each there is a brief description, followed by lists

of the local gentry, professional people (including clergy, doctors and solicitors),

traders, merchants and principal householders. The resource is illustrated with

images of some of the businesses and individuals mentioned in the directory. All

the images (unless otherwise stated) come from the Newry and Mourne

Museum Collection.

At the back of the resource there is a glossary, which gives definitions for some

of the more unusual occupations found in the directory. There is also a short list

of suggested educational tasks for teachers to use with the resource in the

classroom.

ANNALONG

Annalong is a Post Town in County Down, situated on the road from Kilkeel to Newcastle. The town, though small, has a large harbour, where a great fishing industry exists. A lot of trade is done in shipping granite to parts of the United Kingdom, a material found in the Mourne Mountains. There is also a Presbyterian Church in the town, and an excellent National School, which was built in 1890, at a cost of £700. The Church of Ireland and the Methodist Chapel are also in the immediate vicinity of the town. Population, 291. Post and Telegraph Office William McMath, Postmaster. Letters delivered in the town by postman at 8 a.m. and 12.40 p.m. The rural delivery of letters commences at 8 a.m. to the Townlands of Mullertown and Glassdrummond. Mails arrive from Newry at 8 a.m.; despatched from Annalong at 10.30 a.m.; arrive at Annalong at 12.45 p.m.; Mail despatched for Newry at 10.30 a.m.; and 5.15 p.m. R.I.C. Barracks Sergeant Gillick and three constables Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. J. Quinn, M.A. (rector), Rural Dean Presbyterian Church—Rev. E. Pyper Methodist Church— Rev. Samuel Allen (superintendent) and E. Shaw Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. C. O’Loan, P.P.; Rev. P. O’Donnell, C.C. Inhabitants Agnew, James, farmer, Ballyrea Agnew, Samuel, farmer Annett, A., steam saw mill, Ballymartin Annett, Mrs. Rose, fowl dealer Annett, James, egg merchant, Ballymartin Annett, James, builder Annett, Robert, shoemaker Annett, William, publican, Ballymartin Annett, W., farmer, Blackrock Atkinson, Arthur, farmer, Ballymartin Atkinson, Maxwell, Mullertown House Belfast Banking Company Limited— Office opens every Tuesday 12 to 2 p.m. Bell, C., shoemaker Bell, Miss, dressmaker Bell, R., grocer Black, T., Waterworks lodge Boyd, Francis, farmer, Ballykeel Brown, George, boot and shoemaker Brown, G., Glassdrummond Cottage Brown, Herbert, The Hut Brown, Mrs., The House

Burden, L., dressmaker Burden, James, farmer, Glassdrummond Burden, Samuel, The Parks Cain, J., shipwright Campbell Bros., tailors Campbell, James, & Sons, tailors, Ballymartin Campbell, John, Glassdrummond Campbell, Marshall, stonemason Caren, Captain Henry Caren, James, grocer Caren, L., dressmaker Caren, W., carpenter Carr, J. J., farmer, Glassdrummond Carr, Miss H., sewing agent Carvill, S., nurse Chambers, Captain T. Chambers, Captain H. Chambers, Captain William Clarke, John, farmer, Glassdrummond Clarke, Thomas, farmer, Ballymartin Connor, John, carpenter Connor, Mrs., grocer Cooper, John, farmer Cooper, William, grocer, Mullertown Cousins, Francis, grocer, Moneydara Cousins, Hugh, grocer Cousins, Robert, merchant Cowden, R., egg merchant, Ballymartin Cromwell, Samuel, farmer, Glassdrummond Cromwell, William, grocer Croskery, F., farmer Crothers, Nathaniel, grocer and cycle agent Crutchley, Hugh, coal merchant Crutchley, William, baker, Ballyvea Cunningham, Charles, fish merchant Cunningham, M., farmer, Mullertown Cunningham, Nicholas, fowl dealer Curran, Thomas, fish dealer, Glassdrummond Dorrian, Mrs., nurse Donnan, Mrs., grocer Donnelly, J., school teacher, Moneydara Doran, James, farmer, Ballyveamore Doran, Maggie, grocer Doran, William, Longstone Edgar, John, farmer, Mullertown Edgar, R., Seaside Cottage Ellison, B., grocer, Mullertown

Fegan, J., farmer, Glassdrummond Fisher, J. M., Seaside House Flanagan, M., grocer Finlay, James, Kilhorne Cottage Foxford, J., chief officer C.G.S. Gibney, Alexander, 2 Marieville Gibney, William, publican Gibney, William, 1 Marieville Gibson, John, farmer, Mullertown Gordon, Alexander, stonemason Gordon, A., Bay view Gordon, Dr., Roslyn Terrace Gordon, James, butcher Gordon, John, harbourmaster Gordon, Mrs., teacher, Mullertown Cottage Gordon, Mrs., A., grocer Gordon, Mrs., M. E., refreshments Gordon, Robert, farmer, Quarter Road Gordon, Robert, farmer, Mullertown Gordon, Samuel, pilot Gordon, W., general draper and spirit merchant Gordon, W. J., sexton Gordon & Co., drapers Gordon & Son, Alexander, general merchants Gordon & Son, John, general merchants Gordon & McBurney, granite merchants Hamilton, Abraham, general merchant Hamilton, A., & Son, Annalong Steam Mills Hamilton, Isaac, potato merchant Hamilton, Miss, school teacher, Mullertown Hamilton, Robert, O’Rork’s Park Hamilton, Samuel, farmer Harrison, Edward, farmer, Ballyrea Haugh, Charles, farmer, Ballyvea Haughain, Daniel, farmer, Ballyvea Henry, J., Brackney Hall Herbert, Edward, pensioner Hutchinson, W., farmer Moybreagh Irvine, Edward, farmer, Ballyvea Jones, George, monumental works Jones, William, stonemason Jones, W. & J., contractors Kearney, Captain John Kelso, James, farmer Kertland, Miss F., Benavon Lodge Kernaghan, Captain John Killen, B., blacksmith

Lenton, John, general merchant Linton, Mrs., Temperance Hotel Little, James, farmer Magill, J., boot and shoemaker Maginn, John, granite merchant, Glassdrummond Maginn, J. S., stone merchant, Mullertown Matthews, R., farmer, Moneydarraghbeg Mayhew, George, boot and shoemaker Minnis, Nicholas, farmer, Brackney Mitchell, J., Victoria N.S., Ballymartin Moore, D., grocer, Ballymartin Moore, John, farmer, Ballyvea Moore, Joseph, farmer, Moneydara Moore, Joseph, farmer, Moneydarraghbeg Moore, William, egg merchant, Ballykeel Mulligan, William, farmer, Ballymartin McAlinden, D., fowl dealer, Moneydarraghbeg McAnulty, Mrs., publican, Ballymartin McBurney, Captain Charles McBurney, James, Kilhorne McBurney, John, baker McBurney, Samuel, grocer McBurney, Thomas, farmer McBurney, William, collector of taxes McCartan, Henry, fowldealer McCarten, Henry, shoemaker McCartney, Miss N., sewing agent and grocer McConnell, R., farmer, Oldtown McCormack, John, grocer, Ballymartin McCormick, John, farmer, Moneydarraghbeg McCormick, Robert, posting establishment McCormick, R., farmer, Moneydarraghmore McCracken, Hugh, farmer McCracken, T., farmer, Mullertown McCrumb, John, school teacher McCullough, John, sexton McCullough, Mary, grocer, Moneydara McCullough, Samuel, farmer, Mullertown McCullough, Thomas, farmer McDowell, John, farmer McDowell, Robert, grocer McGinn, James, saddler McGinnis, E. N. T., Ballykeel McKee, Mrs., schoolteacher, Ballyvea McKeown, Miss, teacher McKibbin, A., Riverside McKibbin, Henry, butcher

McKibbin, J., farmer, Ballymartin McKibbin, J., monumental works McKibbin, J., grocer McKibbin, Miss, dressmaker, The Lurgan McKibbin, William, cattledealer McKibbin, W. J., farmer, Hill House McKnight, John, farmer, Moneydara McKnight, Robert, farmer McMath, Miss B., confectionery McMath, William, Post Office; Agent for the “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly

News” McNeilly, Joseph, Glassdrummond House McVeigh, J., farmer, Glassdrummond McVeigh, Miss, grocer McVeigh, Miss, Moneydara N.S. Newell, Andrew, farmer, Ballykeel Newell, James, contractor Newell, James, farmer, Ballykeel Newell, John, farmer, Moneydarraghmore Newell, John, Glassdrummond Newell, Miss S., dressmaker Newell, William, farmer, Moneydarraghmore Newell & Co., drapers Nugent, George, grocer, Ballyvea Nugent, F., hairdresser and cycle agent Nugent, Samuel, farmer O’Neill, John, Glassdrummond O’Neill, Mrs., postmistress, Glassdrummond Orr, Edward, merchant, Ballyveamore Orr, John, cattledealer Orr, John, Alpha, Annalong Orr, Joseph, coal merchant, Ballyvea Orr, Samuel, grocer, Ballymartin Orr, W., flesher Perry, R., farmer, Moneydarraghmore Perry, Samuel, farmer, Ballymartin Phillis, John Gordon, grocer Pierce, J., farmer Pollin, J., farmer, Glassrummond Porter, Mrs., grocer, Mullartown Pue, A., grocer, Stoneycroft Pue, A., farmer Purdy, James, Ash Farm Purdy, John, blacksmith Purdy, Mr. and Mrs., Kilhorne, schoolteachers Purdy, William, The Anchorage Purdy, W., Roslyn Terrace

Quin, Henry, cattledealer, Brackney Quin, Hugh, farmer, Ballymartin Quin, John, Mountain herd Quin, Rev. J., Kilhorne Rectory Quinn, E., blacksmith, Ballyvea Quinn, P., blacksmith, Ballymartin Rahilly, J., school teacher, Glassdrummond Reilly, Francis, farmer, Moneydarraghbeg Reilly, John, Moneydara Reside, Miss, Main Road Robinson, Alexander, general merchant Robinson, Andrew, grocer, Mullertown Robinson, A., Seaview Robinson, Samuel, Lurgan House Rodgers, Edward, egg merchant, Ballymartin Rodgers, Ellen, postmistress, Ballymartin Rodgers, John, farmer, Glassdrummond Rodgers, John, farmer, Oldtown Rodgers, Mrs., grocer, Moneydara Rodgers, William, fish buyer, Glassdrummond Rooney, Daniel, farmer, Mullertown Russell, H., farmer, Mullertown Russell, Mrs., grocer, Mullertown Russell, R., Clash Bridge Scott, Alfred, butcher Scott, Duncan, boat builder Scott, Mrs. S., Dove cottage Shields, J., carpenter Skillen, J., farmer, Ballyveamore Skillen, R., grocer, Glassdrummond Skillen, W., farmer, Ballyvea Smith, John, farmer, Glassdrummond Smith, P., Reese Farm Stevenson, H., farmer, Ballymartin Stewart, James, grocer Stratton, W., Shore Road Trainor, P., schoolteacher, Magheragh Wallace, James, farmer, Glassdrummond White, James, grocer Willis, F. W., Glassdrummond, and 50 Thurloe Square, South Kensington, London Young, Adam, farmer, Ballyvea Young, J., fish merchant Young, William, farmer

BESSBROOK

With a population of 2,888, Bessbrook is situated in a beautiful and well-watered valley. It is close to the Camlough Mountains, and about 2 ⅟₂ miles from Newry, but about three miles by electric tramway. The scenery, with the effect of the hill, vale, and wood, is very attractive. The town has certain peculiarities as it is without public-house or pawnshop, and it is remarkable for its yarn and linen manufactures. Each step in the process of manufacturing linen is seen here, from the growth of flax to the processing of the final product, everything made of linen is obtainable. The Bessbrook Spinning Co. employ over 3,000 people in the production of these various articles, and their huckabacks, towelling, fronting linens, drills, diapers, and damasks are known the wide world over. The damasks made at Bessbrook by machinery are equal in fineness to those made by handlooms.

Late 19th Century Lithograph of Bessbrook Spinning Mill, Co. Armagh, which was owned by the Richardson Family

Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. Henry Todd Methodist Church—Mr. Thompson Presbyterian Church— Rev. A. Stuart, B.A. Roman Catholic Chapel—Revs. Clarke and Quinn R.C. Chapel, Camlough—Rev. Patrick Quinn, P. P.; Rev. McCann, curate Public Institutions Convent of Mercy National School Teachers—

Male School, Mr Simpson, principal; Mr. Hamilton, assistant; Girls’ School, Miss Mayne, principal; Miss Douglas, assistant; Infants’ School, Miss McLachlan, Miss Jowle, Miss Wasson; Craigmore School, Miss Kinghan; Maghernahely, Mr. Mulligan

Temperance Hotel—Miss Darker Institute, Town Hall, and Reading Room—Reading-room and lending library in connection with same—Mrs. Davidson Public Baths—Miss King Newry and Bessbrook Tramway—R. Caven, manager Bessbrook Spinning Co. Ltd.—R. T. Scott, managing director Post Office—Miss O’Hare, postmistress General Stores—J. Rolston Orange Hall Reading Room—William Grey, caretaker Registrar for Births, Marriages, and Deaths—B. A. Palmer. M. D., Millvale Roman Catholic Reading Room—Secretary, John McShane; treasurer, John Mooney Royal Irish Constabulary—Ewing Gilfillan, D. I.; Head-constable Grooves; Acting-sergeant Conroy; Constables R. McCoy, James J. Conlon, J. P. Smith, N. J. Kearney, William Lyness R. I. C., Camlough—Sergeant James Verdon; Constables Peter Fleming, McBride, Durkin, and James Boycroft Inhabitants Adams, S., assistant manager Adams, T., designer Arnott, Martin, designer Auterson, George, farmer, Maytown Bailie, Thomas, & Sons, engineers and millwrights Barr, William, draper Black, William, gasfitter Blair, John, rent agent Bowes, J., bookkeeper Boyle, Miss Burke, John, Mechanic Cherry, George, tenter Cinnamon, Bros., grocers Connor, William, mechanic Crouch, Mrs. Couser, William, tenter

Rev. Henry Todd

Dale, James, grocer Dickson, Thomas, baker Donnelly, Patrick, solicitor, Sunnyside Dowall, H., engineer Downey, W. J., preparing master Doey, Rev. Thomas, The Manse Downey, J. A., clerk Dyer, R., mill manager Entwistle, Samuel, butler Faulkner, S. G., weaving manager Finlay, John, coachman Fisher, Robert, yarndresser Flynn, Miss, Bellevue Frame, William, clerk Gibson, Miss, typist Grey, Thomas, foreman Greenaway, David, foreman spinner Griffith, W. J., draper and posting Gwynne, William, grocer’s assistant Hagan, John, carrier Hardy, H., cashier Hare, W. J., windingmaster, Harland, J., J.P., draper and grocer Harris, Edwin, Barrister-at-Law, Divernagh Healey, Mrs., nurse Hill, Miss, Derramore Honeyford, James, painter Jackson Bros., grocers Jackson, John, foreman mason Jackson, Joseph, spinning master Jackson, William, mason Jamphrey, David, foreman Jowle, Miss, Stationer, Newsagent, and Fancy Goods Dealer: agent for “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News” Kearney, Patrick, carrier Knott, Eric, secretary Love, John, mechanic Magarell, –, bleacher Magowan, William, carpenter Marshall, –, landsteward Martin, Thomas, tenter Mathers, William, tinsmith Meeke, Adam, carpenter Mills, David, painter Mooney, M. A., shopkeeper Moorhead, Robert, shoemaker Morton, Thomas, painter

Rev. Thomas Doey

John Harland John Harland

McCleneghan, John, farmer, Bessbrook McClelland, Edward, millwright McCourt, H., foreman McCullough, James, clothpasser McCullough, Miss, confectioner McCulla, W. J., manager McElheron, John, mechanic McKee, John, tuner McKee, R. G., pay clerk McKinstry, Stanley, manager McMurray, William, insurance agent O’Hare, D., grocer and coal merchant O’Hare, James, victualler O’Hare, Thomas, J.P., grocer and draper Palmer, B. A., M.D., Millvale Paul, Mrs., farmer Paul, Samuel, Scripture-reader Pearson, Mrs., draper Preston, William J., tenter Richardson, James N., Mountcaulfield Richardson, Wakefield, Moyallon Scott, R. T., managing director Bessbrook Spinning Co., Ltd. Scott, S. J., M.B., Bellevue Shimmons, E., grocer Smith, John, foreman tenter Smith, William, gardener Sterrit, John, mechanic Sterrit, William, watchman Thompson, George, turner Thompson, William Tonner, R., tailor Trimble, Joseph, preparing master Vaughan, J., foreman Wallace, Joseph Wallace, Samuel, clerk White, John, blacksmith Wilgar, Samuel, foreman Williams, George, The Woodhouse Wilson, Joshua, grocer Wright, Miss, Derramore Residents Brown, J., farmer Campbell, Mrs., Knockdonagh Cartmill, Thomas, farmer Dillon, William, farmer Ledlie, Joseph, farmer

Dr S. J. Scott

(Courtesy of Royal Irish Fusiliers

Museum, Armagh)

Ledlie, William, farmer Livingston, A., farmer Munce, William, surveyor

CROSSMAGLEN

Crossmaglen is a good trading town, situated on the road between Dundalk and Castleblayney. A large fair is held on the first Friday of each month; and the weekly market days are Wednesday and Friday (the former for grass-seed). A commodious Roman Catholic Chapel, which has recently been renovated and enlarged at considerable expense, adjoins the town. The Church of Ireland and Presbyterian Church have places of worship in the vicinity. A Petty sessions Court is held monthly. The district is rich in minerals, silver, lead, and tin having been found in large quantities. Population 1,200. Railway station, Culloville, G.R.N.I., 1⅟₂ miles. Post and Telegraph Office—Hugh Corr, postmaster. Mails arrive from Dundalk at 7 and 9 a.m.; and from Castleblayney 8 a.m. Despatched to Dundalk at 10.15 a.m., and 7.10 p.m. Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. S. Mayes, rector Presbyterian Church—Rev. R. J. Morrison Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. Peter Sheerin, P.P.; Rev. F. McNiece C.C., and Rev. Luke Donnellan, C.C. Public Services Magistrates who preside at petty sessions—Flannagan Wolfe, R.M.; E. Gilmore, James Hanratty, Hugh Corr, Patrick McConville, James McGeeney, J. Johnston , W. J. Stitt, M.D. Clerk of Petty Sessions— James Smith Dispensary—William S. McBride, M.D., medical officer Belfast Banking Co., Ltd.—S. B. Savage, manager; B. Given, cashier Hibernian Bank, Ltd.—(Fridays and Saturdays)—J. J. Flynn, manager Land Agents and Solicitors—Corr & O’Connor, The Square Registrar for Births, Marriages, and Deaths – W. S. McBride, M.D. R.I.C.—Sergeant Francis Kelly District Council—Meetings held once a month. P. McConville, J.P. (chairman); James Donaghy, vice chairman; B. Coyle, clerk Inhabitants Begley, John, leather dealer Bray, James, greengrocer Brown, Samuel, courtkeeper and carpenter Callaghan, Rose, restaurant Caraher, Bernard, merchant, Silverbridge Caraher, Patrick, spiritgrocer, Annamar Corr, Hugh, J.P., general merchant Coyne, James, draper Comiskey, Patrick, horse dealer, Tray Cunningham, Patrick, merchant, Culloville Devlin, Miss, school teacher Dignan, J., Constable R.I.C. Donaghy, James, grocer

Donaghy, James, R.D.C., farmer, Corliss Donaldson, John, farmer, Kiltyban Donaldson, Mrs. Susan, lace merchant, Urker Donaldson, William, farmer, Clohog Donnellan, Rev. L., C.C. Donelly, Mrs., lodging house Duffy, James, general merchant Early, Patrick, tailor Fee, Patrick, teacher, Cregganduff Gilmore, E., J.P., Lisgalot House Gordon, Thomas, cycle agent Grant, Felix, car owner Grant, Michael, posting establishment Green, Patrick, sheriff’s bailiff Griffin, Mrs., Urker Lodge Hale, James, farmer, Liseragh Hale, William, farmer, Liseragh Hanratty, Patrick, grocer and publican Hanratty, James, J.P., linendraper Hanna, Crozier, farmer, Cullyhanna Hannon, John, newsagent Hearty, Michael, law clerk Hearty, Felix, schoolmaster Jackson, Sir Thomas, Urker Lodge and London Johnston, Alexander, farmer, Cloghoge Kearney, James, publican Keenan, Patrick, publican, The Square Kelly, Hugh, tailor Kerley, Rev. Peter, P.P., Cullyhanna Kiernan, Patrick, grocer and newsagent Lennon, Catherine, hotel keeper Lennon, Thomas, car owner Love, John, fowl dealer Malone, Michael, carpenter Martin, John, cattle dealer Martin, Margaret, publican Martin, Patrick, fowl dealer Mayes, Rev. S., Creggan Rectory Morgan, James, blacksmith Morgan, Michael, blacksmith Morris, Hugh, merchant Murphy, Denis, butcher Murtagh, Luke, publican and grocer McAlister, Thomas, shoemaker McAllister, James, bootmaker McAllister, John, bootmaker McArdle, Annie, publican and hotelkeeper

Rev. Samuel Mayes (Courtesy of Creggan Church of Ireland

Select Vestry)

McArdle, Felix, fowl dealer McArdle, John, fowl dealer McArdle, Michael, publican, grocer and auctioneer McArdle, Phillip, fowl dealer McBride, William S., M.D. McConville, Patrick, publican, Creggan McConville, Patrick, general merchant McCormick, John, merchant McEntee, Patrick, butcher McEvoy, Michael, publican McGeeny, James, publican and grocer, Cullyhanna McGeeney, Patrick, cattle dealer, Corona McNiece, Rev. F., C.C. McQuillen, Annie, lace merchant McShane, Patrick, schoolteacher, Courtbaw McShane, Pat, farmer, Liseragh McShane, Misses M. & E., drapers O’Brien, M.J., Irish lace instructress O’Connor, John, solicitor O’Donnell, James, ex-sergeant R.I.C. O’Donnell, James, publican Palmer, Mrs. M. J., music teacher, Glassdrumman Quigley, Michael, schoolmaster Rocks, Jane, school teacher Savage, S. B., bank manager Scott, R. J., law clerk Shierin, Rev. Peter, P.P. Short, James, publican and grocer Speers, William, farmer, Cullyhanna Treanor, Owen, publican and auctioneer Waddell, Norman, Cloghoge Ward, Mrs., publican Watters, James, merchant, Culloville

HILLTOWN

Hilltown is a village with a population of 220, in the Parish of Clonduff, Barony of Upper Iveagh, County Down, on the road from Newry to Newcastle, eight miles from the former and ten from the latter. The nearest railway station is Ballyroney, six miles distant, on the Great Northern Railway. It is situated on the north-west verge of the Mourne Mountains, near the River Bann, where there is excellent trout fishing. There is a remarkably good hotel. The bracing air, the pretty mountain scenery, and beautiful drives, which may be enjoyed by visitors through the surrounding district are attracting an increasing number of visitors each year. The name Hilltown is taken from the surname of the Marquis of Downshire, who owns the property, and by whose ancestors the village was built. A monthly fair is held on the second Tuesday of every month. The Marquis of Downshire in 1897 presented to the inhabitants a weighbridge, beam and scales, and a market shed. The ancient Parish Church, which was ruined in 1641, was situated about a mile from and a half east of the village and some of the walls still remain in an old graveyard, and are of interest to antiquarians. The present Parish Church was built by the Marquis of Downshire in 1765. It is a neat building with a pinnacled tower, and is a striking object. The Clonduff Co-operative Society have purchased the large buildings and offices lately occupied by Mr. H. H. Martin, Bannvale, and the Society have had it renovated. There is a beautiful Parochial Hall, built by Rev. Mr. Kearns, close to the village, and a reading-room is about to be opened for the young men of the parish. Post Office and Postal Telephone Station P. Bradley, D.C., postmaster. Arrival of mails daily at 6.30 a.m. and 11.45 a.m.; Sundays at 6.30 a.m. only. Despatch of mails daily at 1.20 p.m. and 6.45 p.m.; Sundays at 10 a.m. only Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. J. Gordon, M. A., rector Presbyterian Church—Rev. J. McIlroy, minister Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. J. Kearns, D.D., P.P.; E. McGivern C.C., and Rev. G. McCorry, C.C. Schools Hilltown (mixed) National School—Teacher, Mrs. Scanlon and Miss Donaldson Ballymagherry Male and Female National School—Teachers, C. Cullen, D. Trainor, and

— McPolin; Miss Grant, Mrs. White and Miss McPolin Register of Births, Marriages, and Deaths – Thomas Laverty, M.D., Downpatrick Street, Rathfriland and Hilltown Inhabitants Bailie, Samuel, farmer Bennett, H., postman Blackburn, John Bradley, Andrew, V.S., etc., farmer Bradley, Patrick, D.C., postmaster, farmer, posting establishment, horse repository, and funeral undertaker Brady, Elizabeth, farmer Bree, Thomas, sergeant, R.I.C.

Chatton, Constable, R.I.C. Doyle, Henry, farmer, Leitrim Doyle, Frank, cattle dealer Fitzpatrick, Kate, publican Goodman, James, D.C., Leitrim Gordon, Rev. J., M.A., rector Grant, T., farmer Gribben, Harry, butcher Hall, James, farmer, Ballymany Hamill, Peter, farmer Kearney, Constable Kelly, Felix, labourer Kelly, Hugh, publican and farmer Kelly, Owen Kerr, H. J., postman Leod, Hugh Kelly Lowry, David, publican, draper, and posting establishment Maginn, Miss, St. Anne’s, Leitrim Malone, James, farmer, Daisy Hill Malone, Maggie, publican, grocer, and draper Mooney, Daniel, farmer Moore, A. Morgan, Bernard, Mullaghmore Morgan, Mary, publican and grocer Morgan, Patrick, publican Murphy, Owen, carpenter Murphy, Patrick, Mullaghmore McAlindon, James, publican McConvill, D., postman McCorry, Rev. G., C.C. McCourt, Teresa, Hilltown McCracken, John, hardware merchant McCullough, Mrs. James, dairy McCumiskey, Owen, shoemaker McEvoy, Catherine McEvoy, John, tailor McGahey, John, Constable R.I.C. McGeough, Patrick, stonemason and farmer McGrath, Patrick, Hilltown McIlroy, Rev. J., Presbyterian minister McPolin, Joseph O’Hagan, John, Hilltown O’Hagan, John, publican O’Hare, P., farmer, Leva O’Neill, Laurence, publican and grocer Quinn, John, farmer Quinn, Mrs., refreshments, Hilltown

Watterson, James, farmer White, William, N.S. teacher Residents in the neighbourhood Adams, Hugh, Ballygorian, farmer Bardley, P., vice-president Clonduff Co-operative Society, Ltd. Bradley, P. C., secretary, Hilltown Brady, Maurice, farmer, Leitrim Brown, Hugh, farmer, Ballygorian Brown, James, J.P., Lisnamulligan Brown, John M., V.S., Mountain View, farmer Burns, P., secretary Clonduff Co-operative Society, Ltd., Hilltown Campbell, Stewart, farmer, Lisnamulligan Chambers, James, farmer, Drumnascamph Cullen, Charles, N.S. teacher Cunningham, Felix, Carcullion Davidson, Samuel, farmer, Drumnascamph Davidson, James, grocer and farmer, Ballynagappoge Dickson, James, Ballygorian, farmer Duffy, James, Leitrim Greenan, Bernard, Stang Greenan, John, Ballyaughian Hall, Frank, butcher, Ballymaghery Hall, James, Ballynuny Hamill, P., Leitrim Jennings, James, millwright, Ballycashone Kernaghan, David, Cleomack, farmer Kearns, Rev. J., D.D., P.P., Parochial house Lamond, Mrs., Mullaghmore, farmer Lennon, John, J.P., president Clonduff Co-operative Society, Ltd. Lindsay, the Misses, Ballyaughian House Loughlin, Matthew, Lisnamulligan, farmer Loughlin, James, farmer, Lisnamulligan Loughlin, Robert, grocer and farmer, Ballynagappoge Magill, James, Ballyaughian, farmer Magill, Robert, Cleomack, farmer Magill, Thomas, grocer and farmer, Ballyaughian Martin, Hugh, Bannvale, farmer Morgan, Bernard, R., D.C., Stang Morgan, J., merchant, Gawood Murphy, H.J., Goward McArdle, Henry, Ballygorianbeg, farmer McCombe, Francis, J.P., Ballygorianmore, farmer McCombe, William, farmer, Ballygorian McCorry, Rev. G., C.C., Parochial House McCracken, Francis, farmer, The Lodge, Hilltown McGivern, Rev. E., C.C., Hilltown

McKay, John, J.P., Cabra Towers McKee, John, farmer, Lisnamulligan McLaughin, Cornelius, Ballycashone House, Hilltown McLoughlin, C., farmer and millowner, Ballycashone McLoughlin, J. T., J.P., farmer and millowner, Lenish McLoughlin, Miss, Ballykeel House, Hilltown O’Hagan, Denis, blacksmith O’Hagan, William Ronan, A., Ballyaughian Ronan, William, J.P., cattle dealer and farmer, Kinghill Savage, Thomas, Ballymaghery, farmer Skeffington, Dr. J. B., The Lodge, Hilltown Taylor, Alexander, farmer, Mullaghmore Taylor, Robert, farmer, Cleomack

KILKEEL

The flourishing town of Kilkeel is situated near the southern extremity of the County of Down, in the Barony of Mourne, and is half a mile from the open coast. The town is composed of five streets, and contains 1,620 inhabitants. The houses are well built, and several handsome residences have lately been erected. The religious edifices are—The Church of Ireland, two Presbyterian Churches, a Moravian Church and a Roman Catholic Chapel. Petty Sessions are held on the last Tuesday of each month. A number of vessels discharge coal at the pier. Kilkeel boasts of a large number of fishing luggers, and the hardy fishermen pursue their calling with perseverance. About twelve minutes’ walk from Kilkeel there is a splendid sea strand. The scenery of the district is remarkably fine, and tourists’ trips through it by coach are becoming increasingly popular.

Kilkeel Harbour (Courtesy of Bill Quinn) Post Office, Telegraph, and Money Order Office R. McDermott, Roe, postmaster. Mails arrive, via Newry, at 6.45 a.m. and 12.20 p.m.; via Greencastle (England and South of Ireland) at 10.50 a.m.; via Warrenpoint at 6.15 p.m. Despatched at 7.10 a.m., 1.20 p.m., and 6.45 p.m. Sub-Offices at Ballyardle, Lisnacree, and Ballymartin Public Services Petty Sessions Office and Office of Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—Robert Boyd, clerk and registrar, commissioner for taking affidavits Belfast Banking Company, Limited—R. S. McClure, manager; W. Walker, cashier; attendance at Annalong every Tuesday Provincial Bank of Ireland, Ltd.—Samuel F. Anderson, manager Union Workhouse—William Hughes, clerk; Hugh Galliece, master; Mrs. Galliece, matron; Nurse O’Kane, infirmary Dispensary—H. E. Evans, M.D., and S. Ferguson Floyd, M.D.

The Employees Liability Assurance Corporation limited—Agent, R. S. McClure, Belfast Bank Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages – No.1 District, Robert Boyd, M.D.; J. D. Boyd, assistant. No. 2 District—H. E. Evans, M.D., registrar Conveyances—Norton & Co.’s Car Service—Cars run to Newcastle and Greencastle (in connection with steamer to Greenore) Coast Guard Station, New Kilkeel; Coast Guard Station, Greencastle Lighthouse, Cranfield—Keeper and three assistants R.I.C. Sergeant Horne National Schools Dunavan, St. Colman’s (Infant), Kilkeel, R. Couser, principal Kilmorey, W. Monteith, principal Ballymartin, R. Mitchell, principal Grange, P. Delaney, principal Cranfield, Miss Hanna, principal Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. H. McKnight, rector; Rev. P. C. O’Sullivan, curate Presbyterian (Mourne)—Rev W. McMordie, D.D. (Kilkeel), Rev. R. White Roman Catholic Chapel—Massforth and Attical—Rev. John McAllister, P.P.; Rev. McKillop, Rev. F. Burns, C.C.; Ballymartin Rev. Chas. O’Loan, B.A., P.P., Lower Mourne; Rev. P. H. O’Donnell, C.C., Lower Mourne Moravian Meeting house—Rev. S. Kershaw Inhabitants Armstrong, Miss, Victoria Villas Bell & McCartan, Solicitors, Kilkeel (Office every Wednesday) Boyd, Robert, Marathon Carey, S. A., B.A., Boys’ School, Mourne Grange Close, Mrs., Mournewood Cowser, Robert, Albert Villa Cuming, Miss, Cumingville Evans, H. E., M.D., Mountpleasant Gordon, Alexander, J.P., Beulah Henry, the Misses, Mourne Abbey Hesse, Miss, Albert Villa Hickson, Miss, Cloona Villas Lee, Miss, ladies’ school Matier, H. A., St. Ruan’s Montgomery, Miss, Bayview Park Morton, Miss, Victoria Villas McBride, Mrs., Bay View Park McClymont, Mrs., Thornmount McMordie, Rev. William, D.D., Mourne Manse Reynolds, Miss, Ranelagh

Allen Suasmarez Carey

Shannon, Mrs., Fintimara Sloane, P., grocer Taylor, Mrs., Princess Villas Walmsley, James, J.P., Ballykeel House Walmsley, Miss Walmsley, T. Charles Waring, Holt, Lisnacree House White, Rev. R., Cromlech House Newry Street Beck, Miss, dressmaker Chick, Sam, sexton Crangle, P., publican and egg merchant Cunningham, Miss Curran, Daniel, baker and grocer Donnan, James, lodgings Donnelly, Patrick, grocer Doran, Patrick, postman Greenan, George, shoemaker Hanna, J. & P., procers Jordan, Peter, publican Marks, J., V.S. McBirney, John, druggist, and V.S. McCartan, Mrs., hardware, butter and egg merchant McGlue, Thomas, lodgings McKee, Thomas, carter McKnight, Mrs., draper McKnight Bros., auctioneers McMorrow, J., constable R. I. C. McVea, James, shipowner and coal merchant Quinn, James, blacksmith Sheals, Mrs., draper Sloane, R. J., boot and shoe shop Small, Peter, grocer and shipping agent Greencastle Street Annett, George, draper Beck, James, grocer and auctioneer Bell, Miss, Glena cottage Boyd, R., C.P.S. Office Boyd, James D., fancy goods store Chambers, John, shoemaker Coffey & Irvine, drapers Crutchley, James, leather merchant and draper Curragh, Charles, draper Cunningham, Patrick, boot and shoemaker Fegan, J. J., merchant tailor

Ferguson, R., watchmaker Flaherty, James Floyd, S. Ferguson, M.D. Gordon, W. & A., printers Gordon, printers and stationers Graham, George, watchmaker, etc. Graham, John, boot and shoemaker Graham, Thomas, clerk of union Graham, Thomas, shoemaker and caretaker Orange Hall Hanna, Robert, grocer Haughey, James, grocer and draper Kenmuir, Alfred, & Co., painters Lee, Miss, ladies’ school Linton & Edgar Martin, Matthew, publican Mathews., L. Mitchell, Mrs. fancy goods and woollen agent Monteith, William, principal Kilmorey N.S. Moore, John, hairdresser and photographer Morgan, Mrs., refreshments McAtee, David, hairdresser and cycle repairer McAllister, Rev. John, P.P. McCann, David McCann, Thomas, newsagent and fancy goods McGonigal, Edward, butcher McVeigh, James, grocer Norton & Co.’s Car Sevice—Robert Boyd, superintendent Orr, Andrew, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Funeral Undertaker and Newsagent; Agent for “Belfast News-Letter”and “Belfast Weekly News” O’Hagan, Francis, publican Park, Miss Roe, R. McDermott, stationer and post office Sloan, W., baker and grocer Stevenson, Mr. H. H., Kilmorey Arms Hotel Talbot, Mrs., Temperance Hotel Newcastle Street Beck, James, cardriver Beck, Mrs. H., fancy goods dealer Berry, Ernest G. Boyd, Hill Chambers, Samuel Chambers, Thomas, shipowner and sailmaker Cousins, Robert, saddler Cousins, Robert, tailor Doran, Susan, sewed muslin agent Doyle, J., draper and coal merchant

Doyle, James, jun., draper Hamilton, Andrew Hamilton, Samuel Hanna, Charles J., carpenter Hanna, William, shoemaker Moore Bros., shoeing forge Moore, W. J., carpenter McBurney, Robert McCulla, J. R., blacksmith McConnell, John, fancy china store McKee, Mrs., lodgings McVeigh, G., tailor McVeigh, John, butcher Newell, C., grocer Newell, Isabella, sewed muslin agent Orr Bros., grocers Orr, Robert, hotel proprietor Quinn, J., blacksmith Randall, Thomas George, publican Rooney, John, Royal Hotel Russell, Hugh, dealer in fancy goods Skillen, Mary, dressmaker & sewed muslin agent Sloan, William, baker The Royal Hotel, Kilkeel

The Square Annett, Adam, publican and auctioneer Annett, John, painter and glazier Devenport, J., shoemaker Devenport, Thomas, shoemaker Doran, Arthur, car driver Gordon, Alexander, draper Gordon, S. L., auctioneer Hamilton, Mrs., grocer Hanna Brothers Moore, Hunter, solicitor McConville, Daniel, hairdresser Orr, John, J.P., merchant O’Hagan, Mrs., lodgings O’Hare, James, bootmaker Magennis, Henry, refreshment rooms Morgan, Arthur, grocer Morgan, James F., relieving officer and auctioneer McBride, Henry, sexton McBride, Mrs., grocer McIntosh, James, harbourmaster McKee, Robert, grocer McKee, Thomas and James, boatowners McMurray, William, draper and builder O’Hare, John, butcher Randall, John, publican Ross, Mrs. M.J., publican Russell & Co., grocers Shannon & Co., grocers Sloane, Mrs., dressmaker Small, Joseph, bootmaker Mountain Road Collins, Mrs., lodging house McConville, Charles, butcher McConville, Patrick, butcher Shields, Mrs. Farmers Adair, James, Ballykeel Annett, Charles, Cranfield Annet, James, Ballyveabeg Annett, John, Ballykeel Annett, John, Ballyardee Annett, John, Ballyveabeg Atkinson, Maxwell, Mullartown House Austin, Charles, Aughnahoorey

Bartley, Thomas, J.P., Shannon Grove Beck, David, Aughnahoorey Beck, David, Moyard Beck, Hugh, Leitrim Bingham, James, Aughnahoorey Bingham, Thomas, Ballykeel Boyd, Francis, Ballykeel Boyd, James, Ballykeel Byres, James, Derryogue Carvill, Nicholas, Grange Caulfield, Richard, Corcreighan Close, Mrs., Mourne Wood Coffey, James, Cranfield Coffey, James, sen., Cranfield Coffey, John, Cranfield Corr, Patrick, Derryogue Crutchley, Hugh, Ballyveamore Crutchley, Robert, Ballinhatten Crutchley, William, Ballyveamore Cunningham, Daniel, Tullyframe Cunningham, John, farmer, Corgana Cunningham, Mathew, Greencastle Cunningham, Nicholas, Greencastle Cunningham, Peter, farmer, Corgana Cunningham, William, Greencastle Cunningham, William, butcher and farmer, Corgana Donaldson, Samuel, Ballinran Donnelly, James, Derryogue Donnelly, William, Derryogue Doran, James, Dunaril Forsyth, Robert, Ballinran Green, Michael, Leestone Grills, George, Ballinhatten Grills, John, Leestone Grills, William, Leestone Gordon, Alexander, J.P., Kilkeel Gordon, Hugh, Grange Hamilton, Hugh, Tullyframe Hamilton, Isaac, Cranfield Harper, John, Glenloughan Haugh, Thomas, Benagh Hanna, Robert, Ballinran Hanna, Robert H., Aughnahoorey Hanna, Robert, butcher, Aughnahoorey Hanna, Samuel, Leitrim Hanna, Samuel, Cranfield Hanna, William, Ballinran

Hanna, William, Derryague Henderson, George, Derryogue Henderson, James, Derryogue Henderson, William, Derryogue Henderson, William, Cranfield Hutchinson, Edward, Maghereagh Henry, John Q., J.P., Mourne Abbey Henry, William, Brackney Hall Irvine, Alexander, Harbour Road Irvine, William, Ballykeel Kenmare, Thomas, Lisnacree Knox, Charles, Cranfield Knox, Thomas, Greencastle Lee, Harcourt, Derryogue Lee, Malcolm, Millbay Marmullin, Felix, Larganconery Millar, Robert, Derryogue Miller, John, Derryogue Minnis, Andrew, Ballymartin Minnis, Nicholas, Brackney Mitchell, Charles, Ballykeel Mitchell, John, Derryogue Mitchell, John, sen., Derryogue Mitchell, Nicholson, Greencastle Mitchell, Ramsey, Derryogue Moffitt, Thomas, Mourne Park Moore, William, Ballykeel Morrison, —, Mourne Park McBride, William, Harbour Road McCulla, William, Aughnahoorey McElroy, Peter, Greencastle McKee, Henry, Derryogue McKee, John, Derryogue McKee, John, Manse Road McKee, Thomas, Harbour Road McNeilly, Joseph, Glassdrummond Newell, Francis, Lisnacree Newell, Robert, Lisnacree Newell, Swan, Drummond Newell, Thomas, Ballykeel Newell, William, Benagh, Ballyardee Nicholson, Fred, Drummond Nicholson, Henry, Cranfield House Nicholson, James, Moore Lodge Nicholson, Robert, Millbay Nicholson, Robert, Ballymageough Nicholson, Samuel, Benagh

Orr, Charles, Lower Benagh Orr, Francis, Ballykeel Orr, John, J.P., Kilkeel Orr, Moore, Greencastle Orr, Robert, Kilkeel Orr, Samuel, Ballymartin Orr, William, Ballymartin Park, James, Ballinran Park, John, Ballinran O’Hara, John, Maghereagh O’Hare, Michael, Leestone Quinn, Hugh, Ballykeel Quinn, James, Cargana Quinn, John, Cargana Quinn, Robert, Kilkeel Quinn, William, Cargana Patterson, Arthur, Cranfield Peery, Samuel, Derryogue Perry, James, Aughnahoorey Quinn, Henry, Brackney Reilly, James, Benagh Scott, Samuel, Ballinran Shannon, Samuel, Ballinran Sibbitt, Thomas, Derryogue Spence, Francis, Aughnahoorey Spence, Hugh, Ballykeel Spence, Robert, Aughnahoorey Spence, Thomas, Aughnahoorey Stevenson, Hugh, Aughnahoorey Stevenson, James H., Ballykeel Stevenson, Thomas, Maghereagh Stevenson, William, Ballykeel Wightman, John, Derryogue

NEWRY Newry is an extensive market town and Parliamentary borough in Down and Armagh Counties, fifty miles north of Dublin and thirty from Belfast. It comprises, within the Parliamentary boundary, 2,543 acres, of which 629 are in the town, and 1,914 in the rural districts. It is situated near the mouth of the Clanrye River, which discharges itself into the Carlingford Bay, five miles from the town. There are eight bridges, four of which are stone, and cross the river separating the Counties of Armagh and Down; the others are iron and wooden drawbridges across the canal. Newry is a very ancient town. In 1175, Maurice McLoughran, King of Ireland, founded an abbey here, to which great immunities and endowments were granted, and afterwards confirmed by Hugh de Lacy, Earl of Ulster, in 1237. In 1689 the Duke of Berwick, to secure his retreat to Dundalk from the English forces, under the command of the Duke of Schomberg, set fire to Newry, and left it in a very destitute and ruined condition. The northern entrance of the town is adorned with an elegant obelisk of chiselled granite, erected in honour of the late Mr. Trevor Corry, who for many years was a magistrate in the town. Immediately opposite is the Orange Hall, erected on a site granted by the Marquis of Downshire. There is also a Masonic Hall. Corry Square, with the Corry Monment

The principal buildings are—two Churches in connection with the Church of Ireland, St. Patrick’s and St. Mary’s; two Churches in connection with the General Assembly, one Remonstrant Church, one Methodist Church, one Unitarian Church, one Independent Chapel, the Roman Catholic pro-Cathedral, old Chapel, Dominican Church, two Convents, the Courthouse, Town Hall, Custom House, Union Workhouse, Roman Catholic Seminary (Violet Hill), Municipal Technical School, Intermediate School, National Model Schools, six other National Schools, three schools presided over by the Christian brothers, Fever Hospital, several banks, Assembly Room and Military Barracks.

Newry Town Hall and Municipal Technical School There are several corn and flour mills, two weaving factories and spinning mills, tan-yards, a foundry, and a spade and shovel manufactory. A fair is held on the first Monday of each month, and the market days are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The port admits vessels of 2,000 tons burthern to Warrenpoint, five miles from the town, where the larger vessels remain, but those drawing fifteen feet of water can go up by ship canal to the Albert Basin, Newry. Barges ply on the Newry canal to Lough Neagh, thirty-two miles distant inland. The Newry Port and Harbour Trust have control of the port and canal, the latter of which extends along the west side of the river, and that company has recently deepened the channel so as to admit of large ships discharging at the Victoria Locks. The Dundalk and Newry Steam Packet Company has done much to develop the trade of the town. The principal exports are linen, cloth, grain, provisions, cattle, eggs, and butter. In the neighbourhood of the town there are valuable quarries. A spacious Town Hall, capable of accommodating about 1,200 people, has been erected on the bridge spanning the tidal river at a cost of some £11,500. There is also an Intermediate School in Downshire Road, erected on a site leased at a nominal rent by the Marquis of Downshire. The Newry Technical School was formally opened by Mr. P. G. Hamilton Carvill, B.L., M.P., in 1903, the Right Honourable Sir Horace Plunkett also being present, and is located in the building known as the “Old Town Hall”. It is at the present one of the best Institutions of its kind in the North of Ireland outside of Belfast. The population at the census of 1911 was 11,963.

County Court Judges Armagh and Louth— His Honour Judge Green; Down— His Honour Judge Orr Post Office Hill Street—Postmaster and stamp distributor, Thomas Bernard Keefe Sugar Island branch office—Mr. James Trimble, postmaster William Street branch office—Miss Bond, postmistress Member of Parliament for the borough—J. J. Mooney, Killiney, Co. Dublin Local Magistrates The Earl of Kilmorey, Mourne Park, Kilkeel J. Woulfe-Flannigan, R.M., Trevor Hill Colonel Edmund J. T. Ross of Bladensburg Arthur A. McCann, Brae-side Professor R. J. Anderson, M.A., M.D., Beechhill Col. Maguire Colonel Sir John Ross of Bladensburg, Rostrevor C. E. T. Leslie, Killowen P. G. Carvill, Barrister-at-Law, London J. J. McArevey David Martin, Littleton, Newry W. Davies, Belfast Samuel Gordon, Mountkearney F. O’Hagan, Margaret Street James S. Glenny, Glenville, Ardarragh A. F. Campbell, Dromore Lodge, Warrenpoint Captain O’Neill, Killowen James M. McClenehan, Rathfriland Hon. A. S. G. Canning, The Lodge, Rostrevor Henry Loughran, Newry Thomas O’Hare, Bessbrook Luke Cranny, Ringclare, Newry R. S. Corbett, Lisnacreevy House, Rathfriland J. Orr A. Gordon P. J. Finegan, M.D., Carlingford J. Hanratty H. McFarran J. Kennedy John Toman J. McGeeney W. Bartley J. L. Devenish Meares, C.E. P. J. Shaw P. Lavery M. Smyth

John J. McArevey

Sir Francis Charles Needham,

Earl of Kilmorey

Captain Rodger Hall, D.L., Narrowwater Castle John Gordon T. W. Brooks John Edgar Connor, Warrenpoint Joseph William Warburton, Rostrevor Major A. Nugent, Rostrevor John Harland, Bessbrook William J. Robb, Drumhoney Col. Mansergh, Warrenpoint Dr. W. W. Glenny, Warrenpoint A. Turrettin, Rostrevor H. A. Magenis, Poyntzpass Arthur McEvoy, Glen, Jerrettspass Dr. M. J. McCartan, Rostrevor Major M. Close, Drumbanagher Major Harden, Kilbodagh Charles O’Hare, Newry W. H. B. Moorhead, Carnmeen & Newry John P. Kean, M.D., Newry G. B. Morgan, Rostrevor Samuel Paxton Cowan James Rooney, Mountmills Francis Radford, Rostrevor Edward Pedlow, The Square, Warrenpoint George R. Armstrong, Downshire Road, Newry H. J. McConville, Caulfield Terrace, Newry John Stokes Felix A. McKeown Frank Fisher, Newry James Brown, Rathfriland Alexander Stewart, Rathfriland William Woods, Carlingford Thomas Chambers, Carlingford Hugh Woodney, Carlingford Felix O’Hare, Warrenpoint Louis O’Hare, Warrenpoint P. O’Neill, Warrenpoint Stephen Toman, Rathfriland Solicitors Robert A. Mullan (R. A. Mullan & Son), office, Trevor Hill;

residence, Cairn Hill Carey & Harris, Marcus Square; residence, Diveragh A. Gartlan, Needham place H. Moore, Hill Street J. Francis Small, Hill Street William Johnson, Marcus Square

Major M. Close

Major J. E. Harden

Robert Alexander Mullan

W. H. Fowler, Trevor Hill O’Hare & O’Hagan, Hill Street F. Mullan, Trevor Hill Sydney Glenny, Needham Place John Cowan, McAllister’s Terrace Fisher & Fisher, Needham Place Wray & Donnelly, Hill Street S.E. Hanratty, Hill Street J. Henry Collins, Hill Street Andrew Cromie, Hill Street J. Moore Boyle, Hill Street T. Shillington, Hill Street John A. McArevey, Hill Street P. R. Boyd, Phillip J. McQuaid, and R. V. Hamilton Medical S. E. Martin, M.D., Trevor Hill Professor Anderson, J.P., M.D., Beech Hill H. W. Smartt, M. D., Trevor Hill J. McAvoy, M.D., Abbey Yard J. P. Kean, M.D., Needham Place, Newry Thomas Cronin, M.D., Corry Square R. Flood, M.D., Queen Street H. Grant, M.D., Needham Place C.E. Maude, M.D. Trevor Hill Newry Urban Council Chairman, Hugh J. McConville, J.P. Councillors: North Ward— Alexander Fisher Wickham H. B. Moorhead, J.P. Acheson Littlewood Robert Kerr Robert Long Thomas P. Willis South Ward— Joseph T. Cardwell Terence Ruddy Michael J. McAteer James Rice Daniel Dowdall Dr. J. Kean, J.P.

Sydney Trevor Glenny

John P. Kean

West Ward— Patrick McCaffrey J. M. Small H. J. McConville, J. P. (chairman) Robert O’Rorke Technical Instruction Committee— Councillors – Daniel Dowdall, Robert Kerr, Acheson Littlewood, Robert Long, Patrick McCaffrey, H. J. McConville, J.P., John F. Small. Ratepayers— J. J. McArevey, J. P. (chairman), John Dowd, Rev. Joseph Doyle, Adm., Henry Loughran, J.P., Rev. William Moore, B.D., James Morgan, Frank Patterson, John Stokes

School Attendance Committee — (Appointed by Local Authority) – James A. Bell, Henry Loughran, J.P.; Hugh J. McConville, J.P.; John F. Small. (Appointed by Commissioneres of National Education) – Rev. Wm. Moore, B.D. (chairman);

Rev. Joseph Doyle, Adm. (vice-chairman); Rev. S. Smartt, M.A.; Rev. W. G. Strahan, B.A. Rate Collector— James McCann Town Clerk— William M. Cronin Town Surveyor— C. Blaney Gas Works—P. B. Ellacott, manager; J. Watt, secretary; Terrence Rice, collector Places of Worship Church of Ireland – St. Mary’s Parish Church, Hill Street—Rev. Samuel Smartt, A.M., vicar of Newry; Rev. E. J. Young, B.A., curate. Morning service, 11.30; evening service at 7 o’clock St. Patrick’s Church— Incumbent, Rev. William Moore, B.D. Morning service at 11.30; evening service at 7 o’clock

Presbyterian Church – Sandys Street— Minister, Rev. W. G. Strahan, M.A.; Downshire Road—Minister. Rev. Phineas McKee, B.A., B.D., Morning service at 11.30; evening service at 6.30 p.m. Methodist Church, Sandys Street—Ministers, Rev. S. G. McIntyre, superintendent (Newry); Rev. J. H. Brownrigg (Warrenpoint); Henry Ball (Rostrevor). Morning service at Newry at 11.30; evening service at 7 o’clock Unitarian Church, Needham Place— Morning service at 12 o’clock noon, Rev. G. J. Slipper Riverside (Covenanting)— Rev. T. B. McFarlane; service, 11.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Salvation Army meet every week night in their Citadel, Trevor Hill, and three services on Sunday

Hugh J. McConville

William M. Cronin

Rev. Samuel Smartt

Cathedral, Hill Street—Most Rev. Henry O’Neill, D.D., Ardmaine; Rev. Joseph Doyle, Adm.; Rev. Daniel Grant, Rev. T. McGrath, Rev. J. Fitzpatrick, Rev. Daniel V. O’Hagan, D. Pullin, Rev. F. O’Hare Roman Catholic Chapel, Chapel Street—Rev. D. Pullin Dominican Church, Queen Street—Rev. D. B. Falvey, O.P., Prior; Rev. F, Kinney, Rev. F. O’Flaherty, Rev. B. J. Thayne Public Offices and Officers Newry No.2 School Attendance Committee— Rev. W. F. Johnson, A.M., Acton Glebe (chairman). School Attendance Officer, R. Lockhart, Jerrettspass; secretary, W.R. Bell, Newry Union Workhouse (Counties Down and Armagh)— Twenty-seven electoral divisions. Dispensary doctors— Henry W. Smartt, M.D., and R. Flood, Newry Theodore Bell, Warrenpoint B. A. Palmer, M.D., Mullaglass Peter McDermott, Donaghmore Laverty, Rathfriland W. R. MacDermott, Poyntzpass J. P. Kean, Meigh R. McC. Potts, Forkhill G. M. Irvine, Mountmorris Medical officer of workhouse— S.E. Martin, M.D. Chaplains— Rev. Henry Todd, M.A., Church of Ireland Rev. James Mulligan, Presbyterian Canon McNally, Roman Catholic Clerk— William R. Bell Solicitor— Alexander Gartlan Master— T. J. Greenan Matron— Mrs. J. Wauchope Board sits at noon every fortnight, in the Boardroom. Board of Guardians Chairman— John Toman, J.P., Rathfriland Vice-Chairman— James McQuaid, Carnagat Deputy Vice-Chairman— William Bradford, Ringolish, Donaghmore, Newry Hugh McEvoy, Cloghoge, Fathom P.O., Newry Thomas O’Hare, J.P., Bessbrook John Mulholland, Knockavannon, Newtownhamilton Michael McBennet, Carrowmannon, Belleek Felix McKeown, Belleek J. O’Callaghan, Lisseraw, Camlough

B. Morgan, Stang, Cabra James Lockhart, Alderside, Newry William J. Cleland, Basin Walk, Newry H. Loughran, J.P. Downshire Road, Newry Daniel Murtagh, Hill Street, Newry William J. Fisher, Ballyreagh, Poyntzpass W. Byrne, Meeting Street, Warrenpoint John Byrne, Clontifleece, Warrenpoint Michael Hourican, Duke Street, Warrenpoint James McAleavey, Lenish, Rathfriland Falkiner B. Small, Island House, Poyntzpass, Newry Stephen Toman, J. P. Rathfriland John Lennon, Ballydoo, Rathfriland Patrick Rice and John Smith, Forkhill Patrick Bradley, Cleomack, Hilltown J. McGuill, Dromintee, Jonesborough J. Murphy, Edenappa, Jonesborough Edward Kinney, Killeen, Flurry Bridge, Newry B. Collins, Carricknagavana, Mullabawn, Co. Armagh Patrick Tiernay, Lathbirget, Mullabawn, Co. Armagh Samuel Monaghan, Kilcoo, Mountnorris, Co. Armagh J. Lockhart, Knockduff, Jerrettspass, Co. Armagh T. J. Hale, Carnacally, Mountnorris Michael Walsh, Grinan, Newry, Co. Down Henry Cooney, Aughincirk, Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh T. H. Caulfield, Church Street, Warrenpoint, Co. Down P. J. Neary, River Street, Newry John Fras. Small, Hill Street, Newry Mrs. Mary A. Green, Chapel Street, Newry Robert Whiteside, Drumbanagher, Co. Armagh Luke Cranny, J.P., Ringclare House, Newry, Co. Down Arthur McEvoy, Drummiller, Newry Peter O’Hare, Mayobridge, Newry Charles Grant, Mayobridge, Newry Robert Rowland, New Street, Newry James Goodman, Leitrim, Hilltown; Faughilotra; Jonesborough J. Brady, Cecil Street, Newry Edward Byrne, Ballydesland, Warrenpoint James A. Bell, Margaret Street, Newry Mrs. Agnes Boyd, Needham Street, Newry P. Connelly, jun., Benagh, Mayobridge, Newry Michael McAnuff, Castle Enigan, Newry T. Carson, Tullyquilly, Rathfriland T. Malcolmson, Ouley, Ardarragh John Harbinson, Gransha, Rathfriland P. J. Black, Meigh, Co. Armagh T. A. Elliot, Rathcarberry, Whitecross

R. L. Renton, Tullyhappy. Co-opted members— Edward Fegan, Drumgreenagh, Rathfriland, Co. Down James Kerr, Ballyholland Upper, Newry, Co. Down William J. Hanna, Ballydoherty, Poyntzpass, Co. Armagh David Alexander, Glen Hill House, Poyntzpass, Co. Armagh Rural District Council No. 1— Chairman, Stephen Toman, J.P. Rathfriland Vice-Chairman, Patrick Bradley, Hilltown Bernard Morgan, Stang, Cabra Edward Byrne, Ballydesland, Warrenpoint John Byrne, Clontafleece, Warrenpoint James McAleavey, Lenish, Rathfriland Falkiner B. Small, Island House, Poyntzpass William Bradford, Ringolish, Donaghmore, Co. Down Stephen Toman, Rathfriland John Lennon, Ballydoo, Mayobridge, Co. Down Patrick Bradley, Cleomack, Hilltown, Co. Down William Byrne, Burren, Warrenpoint, County Down Michael Walsh, Grinan, Newry, County Down John Toman, J.P., Rathfriland, Co. Down Luke Cranny, J.P., Ringclare House, Newry Arthur McEvoy, Drumiller, Jerrettspass, Newry Peter O’Hare, Mayobridge, Newry Charles Grant, Mayobridge Newry John F. Small, Hill Street, Newry Patrick Connolly, jun., Benagh, Mayobridge, Co. Down James Goodman, Leitrim, Hilltown, Co. Down Thomas Malcolmson, Ouley, Ardarragh, Co. Down Michael McAnuff, Castle Enigan, Ardarragh, Newry Thomas Carson, Rathfriland, Co. Down. Co-opted members— Edward Fegan, Drumdrinagh, Rathfriland James Kerr, Ballyholland Upper, Newry Rural District Council No. 2— Chairman, J. O’Callaghan Vice-Chairman, W. J. Hanna H. McEvoy, Clouhoge, Fathom P.O., Newry James McQuaid, Carnagat, Newry T. O’Hare, J.P., Bessbrook John Mulholland, Knockavannon, Newtownhamilton M. McBennett, Carrowmannon, Belleek J. McLoughlin, Drumilly, Belleek

William J. Fisher, Ballyrea, Poyntzpass, Co. Armagh Patrick Tierney, Lathbirget, Mullabawn, Co. Armagh S. Monaghan, Kilcon, Mountnorris, Co. Armagh Thomas J. Hale, Carnagrally, Mountnorris James Lockhart, Alderside, Newry Robert Whiteside, Drumbanagher, Co. Armagh John Lockhart, Knockduff, Jerrettspass James McGuill, Dromintee John Murphy, Jonesborough P. J. Black Patrick Rice John Smith Henry Cooney, Aughincurk, Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh. Members co-opted– David Alexander, Glen Hill House, Poyntzpass, Co. Armagh William J. Hanna, Ballydoherty, Poyntzpass, Co. Armagh Coroners for the Newry Division— Armagh— John Francis Small, solicitor, Newry Down— A. Herron, M.D., J.P., Rathfriland Customs—Newry—Collector, Receiver of Wrecks, Superintendent of Mercantile Marine, John Dawson, Customs Warehouse, Merchants’ Quay, Canal Quay, and Monaghan Street Collector of Customs—John Dawson Surveyor of Income Tax—N. F. Morley; clerk, William Orr, jun Inland Revenue—Officers, T. H. O’Connell and T. Sheane Consul—J. Stokes, Germany Veterinary Portal Inspection—W. C. M. Smith, Portal Inspector; Terence Magee and Hugh McGovern, licensing officers Registrars of Births and Deaths—Newry, H. W. Smartt, M.D.; R. Flood and J. Thompson. Superintendent Registrars— William R. Bell, Clerk of the Union County Surveyor (Down)—James Heron Assistant County Surveyor—J.C. McCandless, Omeath The Employers Liability Insurance Corporation Limited—Agents, W. H. Coleman, Belfast Bank; Richard Egan, 26 Monaghan Street; Thomas D. Gallagher, 17 and 19 Merchants’ Quay; Edwin Harris, LL.B., Marcus Square; William Cronin, Town Hall

Newry Port and Harbour Trust Secretary— G. B. Armstrong, J.P. Cashier— F. McCoy Harbourmaster— J. McVeigh Inland inspector— J. R. Monaghan Consulting engineer— V. O’Connell Practical engineer— John McClelland, jun. Trustees— T. Irwin (chairman), Arthur McCann, J.P. (vice-chairman), Richard O’Hagan, Robert Sands, John J. McArevey, J.P., Hugh McCaffrey, Henry Loughran, J.P., Felix O’Hagan, U.C., John Quinn, Hugh J. McConville, Frank Fisher, J. F. Small, Robert Long, F. W. Harris, John Stokes Quinn Charity—Offices, Trevor Hill; George R. Armstrong, J.P., secretary Great Northern Railway Co.—Stationmasters—Edward Street, J. F. Agnew; Dublin Bridge, William Macaulay; Warrenpoint, J. Irwin Dundalk, Newry, and Greenore Railway Company—F. N. Bamford, manager. Stationmaster, W. E. Matthews, Bridge Street Notaries Public—Hunter Moore, solicitor, Needham place Commissioners for Improvement of Carlingford Lough—Office, Newsroom, Hill Street, and Greenore, Secretary—James Thompson Commissioners for Taking Affidavits for the Supreme Court of Judicature—William M. Cronin, town clerk; Robert Erskine, petty sessions clerk; Messrs. Fisher & Fisher, Wray & Donnelly Admiralty Commissioner, and Coroner for the Southern Division of County Armagh—John Francis Small, solicitor, Hill Street Petty Sessions Office for Newry and Ballybot, Hill Street—Robert Erskine, clerk Newry Fever Hospital, Rathfriland Road—Secretary, R. A. Mullan; physician, E. C. Maude, Trevor Hill Bessbrook and Newry Electric Railway Company—Robert Caven, manager The Magistrates’ Office, Hill Street, is open every morning; and a Borough Court, for the disposal of cases under the Towns Improvement Act, sits every second Friday at 11.30 a.m. at the Courthouse, Trevor Hill. William M. Cronin, clerk; M. Walsh, summons-server A petty sessions court is held in the Courthouse, Trevor Hill, every Wednesday, at 10.30 a.m.; Robert Erskine, clerk; J. Dowd, summons-server District Inspector R.I.C.—W.J. Ross; Head-Constable Mara Newry Fire Brigade—R.W. Hunting, captain, Fire Engine kept in Town Hall

Newry Technical School Committee of Management; Chairman, John J. McArevey, J.P.; E. Holden, principal and organiser. Teachers— J. J. A. Gilmore, A.R.C.S., L; Engineering and Science E. Sladin, B. Com., higher commercial work Miss Teresa M. Kelly, domestic subjects Miss Minnie Nagle, art mistress Miss M. Lavery, dressmaking Mr W. R. H. Hennessy, bookkeeping and business routine John Sanderson, teacher of shorthand Teacher of Irish, James Mulligan The Newry Rowing Club, Green Bank—Secretaries, J. Moore Boyle and R. Corkey Masonic Hall, Downshire Road—S. Dobbin, caretaker Newspapers “Newry Telegraph” (tri-weekly)—Office, 48 Hill Street, Mrs. David Henderson, proprietress “Newry Reporter” (tri-weekly)—office, Margaret Street—Robert Sands, proprietor The “Frontier Sentinel” (weekly)—Office, Hill Street, Newry; proprietors, North West of Ireland Printing and Publishing Company, Omagh Hotels Victoria Hotel, Hill Street, Newry Imperial Hotel, Marcus Square, Newry— George Maxwell, proprietor Newry Hotel, Corry Square—Mrs. Heaney, proprietress Banking Companies Northern Bank, Trevor Hill—J. A. Newell, manager; John Mitchell, cashier; A. Wallace, accountant; J. Morton, J. McDowell, N. J. O’Boyle Bank of Ireland, Trevor Hill—S. W. Lanpeir, agent; W. H. McCombe, sub-agent; R. A. P. Orr, cashier; Messrs. J. McAlinden, W.G. Searight, James E. Kerr, R. Sheridan, clerks Belfast Bank, Hill Street—W. H. Coleman, manager; F. McD. McIlwaine, cashier; J. Smythe, J. Gibbons, P. O’Kane, J. McBride Provincial Bank, Hill Street—J. H. Richardson, manager; accountant, G Meyrick; cashier, George Arthur Tanner; D. H. W. Kinghan, J. Hanna, J. Edwards Educational Institutions Intermediate School—Headmaster, William Stoops, B.A.; Miss Warnock, modern languages; kindergarten, Miss Lyons; music, Mrs. White Windsor Hill Schools—Male—Principal, Mr Wilson. Female—Principal and assistant, the Misses Wright Ballybot National School—Mrs. Purdy Newry Model School—Boys’ school—Henry Scott, headmaster; G. T. Haslam, assistant. Girls’ school—Miss J. Black, principal; Mrs. Rainey, assistant. Infants school—Miss M. Armstrong, Miss E. Lockhart

Christian Brothers’ Schools—G. Geoghegan, superior St. Colman’s College, Violet Hill—Rev. Hugh O’Reilly, B.A., M.R.I.A., president; Rev. William Ronan and Rev. M. Gallogly, professors; Thomas Adams, drawing master Inhabitants Abernethy, W., photographer, Hill Street Adame, J. printer, Sugar Island Adams, R., 6 Margaret Street Adams, William, jun., carpenter, Sugar Island Adams, Miss, Barrack Street Adams, William, painter, 24 Sandys Street Adamson, Gilbert, grocer, Water Street Adamson, John, mechanic, Glen Hill Alderdice & Co., wholesale tea dealers, grocers, and provision merchants, 33 Merchants’ quay Allison, Messrs., photographers, Hill Street Alexander & Bennett, provision merchants, Sugar Island Anderson, Professor, M.A., M.D., J.P., Beech-hill, Newry Anderson, Mrs., South End Terrace Armour, R., Canal Bank, foundry proprietor Armstrong, George, secretary Newry Port Harbour Trust, Downshire Road Armstrong, Miss, Edward Street Auterson & Co., grocers, Hill Street Baird, Hugh, town postman, Cowan Street Ballinacraig Granite Works—W. J. Sturgeon, proprietor Balmer, Robert, carrier, 1 Chapel Lane Balmer, Thomas, farmer, Kiln Street Barr, Mrs., grocer, Canal Street Barry, M., Glass, china, stoneware merchant and dealer, Mill Street Barron, William, Provisions Merchant, Monaghan Street Beck, A., Hairdresser and perfumer, Hill Street Bell, James A., “Newry Reporter”, Margaret Street Bell, John, verger, Cathedral, Lower Water Street Bell, W. R., clerk, Newry Union Workhouse, and Rural Councils, Tower Hill Belton, The Misses, hardware merchants, Mill Street Bennett, Brothers, potato merchants, Canal Quay Bennett, Francis, dealer, New Street Bennett, Patrick, seed merchant, Canal Street Bennett, Peter, car man, Lower Water Street Bennet, Peter, dealer, New Street Best, Miss, 6 Talbot Street Black, Mrs., grocer, Monaghan Street Boden, Joseph, spirit dealer, Canal Street Boland, J., Windsor Hill Boland, Patrick, High Street Bond, The Misses, music sellers and musical instrument dealers, William Street Boyd, David, bootmaker, Stream Street Boyd, John, gateman, 3 Talbot Street

Boyle Bros., Hill Street Boyle, Christopher, car man, Kilmorey Street Bradley, Francis, clothes dealer, Mary Street Bradley, George, commercial traveller, Dublin Road Bradley, James. carpenter, Dromore Burren P.O. Bradley, William, dealer, Hill Street Brady, John, carpenter, Cecil Street Brady, Mrs., Dromalane Road Brannigan, Peter, baker, Boat Street Brothers, John, Cecil Street Brown, Edward, farmer, Church Street Brown, Charles, plumber, Merchants’ Quay Bryson, Miss, Canal Quay Burnett, M., jeweller, Hill Street Byrne, Charles, carpenter, Chapel Street Byrne, John, ironmonger, Hill Street Byrne, Mrs. E. A., funeral undertaker, 21 Lower Water Street Byrne, Mrs., publican, Margaret Street Byrne, Hugh, mason, Market Street Byrne, J., victualler, Hill Street Byrne, Thomas, publican, Kilmorey Street Cahill, Owen F., draper, Hill Street Cairns, Patrick, carpenter, Chapel Street Caldwell, John, stonecutter, Chapel Street Campbell, Alexander F., quarry owner, polishing works, Commons Campbell, Bernard, butcher, Upper North Street Cardwell, Joseph T., auctioneer and cattle salesman, Edward Street Cardwell, Thomas, billposter and almanac publisher, Canal Street Carr, Michael, carpenter, Cecil Street Carty, James E., funeral undertaker, Market Street Cartmill, Richard, furniture, hardware, and marine dealer, and cycle dealer Carvill, John, Carlingford Casey, James, publican, William Street Casey, Patrick, sea captain, Cecil Street Cassidy, Thomas, basket maker, Upper North Street Cavanagh, James, sawyer, Monaghan Row Chambers, A., 11 Talbot Street Chambers, M., labourer, 24 Sandys Street Chambers, Thomas, plasterer, Penguin Place Clarke, Mrs., grocer, Hill Street Clarke, Samuel, saddler, Water Street Clarke, W. & Son, tobacco and snuff manufacturers, Hill Street Clarke, T. J., clerk, Crieve Cleland, W. J., commission agent, Basin Walk Colghan, Robert, mechanic, Bridge Street Collins, Edward, butcher, Castle Street Collins, John, pensioner, High Street

Collins, John Henry, solicitor, 5 Hill Street Collins, Joseph, butcher, North Street Collins, William, victualler, North Street Colvin, Misses, Shelbourne Restaurant, Hill Street Connellan, Joseph, editor “Frontier Sentinel,” Hill Street Connolly, James, furniture dealer, Castle Street Connolly, James, town inspector, Caulfield Place Connolly, Patrick, publican, Hill Street Connor, George W., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., and L.D.S. (Lond.), Dental Surgeon,

77 Hill Street; Res. Bayview, Warrenpoint Connor, J. E., J.P., Bayview, Warrenpoint Connor, S., & Sons, chemists, drug and oil importers, 77, 79, and 19 Hill

Street Connor, W. H., Hill Street; res., Bay View, Warrenpoint Convery, Edward, carter, Castle Street Convery, P. J., grocer, 27 Catherine Street Copeland, Robert, foreman, “Newry Telegraph” Residence, Erskine Street Corkey, John, relieving officer, Caulfield Place Coughlin, M., clerk, Queen Street Coulter, The Misses, Berlin wool and fancy emporium, Sugar Island Cowan, Isaac, farmer, High Street Cowan, James, potato dealer and grocer, Cowan Street Cowan, John, solicitor, McAllister’s Terrace Craig & Co., grocers, tea, seed, and provision merchants, 4, 5 Kildare Street Craigmore Beetling and Weaving Mills, Craigmore Crawford, Denis, publican, Kilmorey Street Crilly, Patrick, butcher, Sugar Island Crilly, Peter, merchant, Bridge Street Crilly, William, grocer, Mill Street Cromie, James, millworker, Corn Market Cromie, Patrick, enginedriver, Cecil Street Cronin, Dr., Trevor Hill Cronin, Patrick, manager, Corry Square Cronin, Patrick, jun., clerk, Dromolane Road Cronin, William M., Town Clerk Crook, Sims, organist, St. Mary’s Church, New Street Crothers, R., draper, Sugar Island Crowreagh Granite Quarry Co., Ltd., sawing, polishing, and ornamental work, Lower Catherine Street Crozier, John, carpenter, Erskine Street Cunningham, John, shoemaker, North Street Cunningham, T., family grocer, 47 Mill Street Curran, Edward, dealer, Canal Street Curran, Owen, spade maker, Needham Street Cusack, James, Hyde Terrace Cusack, James, clerk, Dromalane Road Cuyler, Miss, Needham Street

George Washington Connor

Davey, Patrick, chandler, River Street Davidson, R., grocery, Mill Street and Hill Street Davis, Miss, Barrack Street D’Arcy, Matthew, & Co., Ltd., wine merchants and bonded store owners, Monaghan Street Day, Miss, Dromalane Road Dealey, Joseph, Talbot Street Devine, Peter, lodging-house keeper, Mill Street Devlin, Charles, mason, Corn market Dobbin, Samuel, carpenter, Downshire Road Dodds, Robert, clerk, Millview Terrace, Downshire Road Dodds, William, Cowan Street Donaldson, John, plumber &c., Basin Walk Donaldson, R., grocer, Hill Street

Donaldson, Thomas, clerk, Damolly

Donnelly, William J., shoemaker, Sugar Island Donnelly, P., publican, Hill Street Doran, Michael J., tobacconist, Hill Street Douglas, W., spade maker, Sandys Street Dowdall, D., Kilmorey Street Dowdall, Matthew, publican, Boat Street Dowdall, T. W. & Co., grocers, Monaghan Street Downey, James, carter, Edward Street Duffy, James, tailor, Mill Street Duffy, Thomas, seamen, King Street Dunwoody, Matthew, broker, Kiln Street Egan, Richard, commission agent, Monaghan Street Elliott, John, plumber, 7 Talbot Street Emerson, J. E., stone polishing works, Sugar Island

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Erly, Patrick, photographer, Queen Street Erskine, Robert, petty sessions clerk, Canal Street Evans, John J., boot merchant, Margaret Street Ewen, William, foreman, Needham Street Ewen & Sons, quarry owners, monumental works, Monaghan Street Ewing, Robert, clerk, Bridge Street Falvey, Rev. D. B., O.P., The Priory, Queen Street Farrell, James, grocer, Castle Street Fearon, Francis, plumber and gas fitter, North Street Fearon, Thomas, miller, William Street Feehan, Peter, hackler, Monaghan Street Feenan, Peter, blacksmith, Chapel Street Fegan, George, printer, Maginnis Street Fegan, Hugh, publican, Water Street Fegan, Mary, Kilmorey Street Fegan, Patrick, tanner, Boat Street Ferris, David, bookkeeper, Dublin Road Ferris, Fred, merchant, Dublin Road Finch, Miss, Canal Street Finch, Samuel, clerk, Canal Street Fisher, A., solicitor, Warrenpoint Fisher, Frank, Dromalane Road Fisher & Sons, ship agents, Quay Fisher & Sons, timber, iron, slate, and cement importers, spade factory, Buttercrane Quay Fitzpatrick, Edward, stonecutter, Church Street Fitzpatrick, James, publican, Upper North Street Fitzpatrick, Owen, coal merchant, Canal bank Fitzpatrick, Patrick, jun., slater, High Street Fitzpatrick, Rev. James, Hill Street Flack, Edmund W., commercial traveller, Canal Street Flanagan, J. Woulfe, R. M., Trevor Hill Flanigan, Hugh, fowl dealer, Monaghan Street Flanigan, John, carter, Monaghan Row Fleming, James, Michome, Corneyhaugh Fleming, James, contractor, Canal Street Flood, Dr., Needham Street Flood, Mrs., wine merchant, Monaghan Street Ford, James, tailor and outfitter, Hill Street; residence, Sandys Street Forde, Misses, North Street Foster, Ltd., drapers and boot merchants, 69 and 97 Hill Street Foster, Robert (Foster, Ltd.), Rockfort House, Windsor Hill Fowler, W. H., solicitor, Trevor Hill Fox, John, tailor, Kilmorey Street Fox, Mrs., hairdresser, Hill Street Frontier Picture Palace, Needham place, manager—F. Sinclair Ormonde Gallagher, Frank, pawnbroker, King Street Gallagher, Robert, coachbuilder, Merchants’ Quay

William Ewen

Galloghy, Thomas, caretaker, Monaghan Street Gamble, Miss, pawnbroker, North Street Gartlan, Alexander, solicitor, Needham Place; residence, Downshire Road Gill, John, insurance agent, Kilmorey Street Gillespie, William, manager Loan Bank, Trevor Hill Gilmore, J. J. A., A.R.C. Sc., I., Bridge Street Gilmour, Miss, Canal Street Ginnity, John, bread server, Queen Street Glenny, J. S., Glenville Golding, John, postman, Edward Street Gordon, Samuel, grocer, North Street Gordon, James, tailor, Church Street Gordon, J. G., merchant, Monaghan Street Gordon, Joseph, grocer, North Street Gordon, J. & R., grocers, North Street Gordon, Robert, grocer, North Street Gordon, Samuel, J.P., Mountkearney Gordon, W. J., publican, Stream Street Gracey, Joseph, plumber, High Street Gracey, J. S., local manager “Belfast Evening Telegraph,” Kilmorey Street Graham, James, farmer, High Street Graham, William, clerk, Talbot Street Grandy, R., auctioneer, William Street Grant, Hugh, Castle Street Grant, James, hairdresser, Monaghan Street Grant, James, farmer, Lisdrumgallion Grant, Patrick, cabinetmaker, Cecil Street Gray, Andrew, & Son, letterpress and stationery, bookbinders, 2 Basin Walk Greer, Misses, Bridge Street Griffen, Mrs., bazaar and tea room, Sugar Island Hadden, Samuel, tailor, Canal Street Hagan, The Misses, confectioners, Hill Street Haldane, John, woollen manufacturer, Merchant’s Quay; residence, Dromalane Hale, James, publican, Hill Street, and Kildare Street Hall, W. F., draper, Hillside Terrace Hamilton, John, Merchants’ Quay Hand, M., tailor, Canal Quay Hand, Robert, clerk, Kilmorey Terrace Hanna, Samuel, cooper, Mountpleasant Hanna, S., Aileen Terrace Hanna, Theobald, Chapel Street Hanratty, Bernard, auctioneer, Hill Street; residence, Dublin Road Hanratty, Felix, van driver, King Street Hanratty, Thomas, mason, Rooney’s Terrace Harding, William, contractor, Doran’s Hill Harris, Edwin, B.L., solicitor, Marcus Square; residence, Divernagh Harris & Co., Dromalane

Harris, T., & Co., coachbuilders, Abbey Yard Harris, F.W., Dromalane Harvey, George, carpenter, Cowan Street Hanna, George, Erskine Street Harvey, Harry, Cowan Street Harvey, James, Cowan Street Heather, James C., publican, Water Street Heather, William, publican, Water Street Hegan, H., butcher, 34 Water Street Hegan, H., select flesher establishment, 34 Water Street Henderson, Mrs. David, 10 Sandys Street Hendren, J., boot and shoemaker, The Mall Hennessy, W. R. H., clerk, Dromalane Road Henning, Andrew, Edward Street Henning, Miss, Downshire Road Henning, Miss, 4 Talbot Street Heslip, Robert, shoemaker, Stream Street Hodgett, Edward, Erskine Street Hogg, W. V., pawnbroker, North Street Holden, E., principal Newry Technical School, Sunnymede, Belgrave Road Holmes, William, tailor, Monaghan Street Holt, Garnett W., clerk, Canal Quay Hudson, P. J., grocer, Needham Place Hudson, Robert J., auctioneer and valuer, The Mall Hughes, John, fruiterer, Market Street Hughes, Joseph, compositor, 1 Pool lane Hughes, P., publican, Merchants’ Quay Hughes & Brady, drapers, Monaghan Street Hunter, Mrs., Mountpleasant, Cowan Street Hunter, Mrs., schoolteacher, Sandys Street Hunter, John A., coal importer, shipwright, and shipsmith, Buttercrane Quay Hutchinson, James, postman, Water Street Hynes, John, publican, High Street Imperial Hotel, George Maxwell, proprietor Irvine, Thomas, gardener, River Street Irwin, Alfred, clerk, Canal Street Irwin, George, clerk, River Street Irwin, Joseph, & Co., Booksellers; Agents for “Belfast News Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News,” Hill Street Irwin, Mrs., wholesale and retail china, glass, and hardware merchant, Upper North Street and Hill Street, Newry Irwin, Thomas (Martin, Nesbitt, & Irwin), Windsor Hill House Iveagh Restaurant, Merchants’ Quay Johnston, Adam, emigration agent, The Mall Johnston, Alexander, carpenter, Ballinlare Johnston, Joseph, carpenter, Barrack Street Johnston, Samuel, builder and contractor, Queen Street

F. W. Harris

Johnson, William, solicitor, Marcus Square; residence, Warrenpoint Kean, Dr. J., Needham Place Kean, James, pensioner, Caulfield Place Kean, J., bootmaker, St. Mary’s Street Kearney, Bernard, mason, Lower North Street Kearns, Hugh, baker, Boat Street Kearns, Patrick, baker, Castle Street Keating, D. J., Cecil Street Keefe, Thomas, B., postmaster, Dromalane Keenan, Thomas, cattle dealer, Mill Street Keenan, James, railway porter, Cunfield place Keenan, John, cattle dealer, High Street Keenan, P., cattle dealer, King Street Kennedy, William, J., compositor, Barrack Street Kelly, Edward, publican, Mill Street Kelly & Calvert, select family grocers, tea and wine merchants Kelly, Hugh, New Street Kelly, John, moulder, New Street Kelly, J., gardener, Upper Chapel Street Kelly, J. R., Canal Street Kelly, Owen, shoemaker, Aileen Terrace Kelly, Patrick, Bell’s Row Kelly, Patrick, lodging-house keeper, Lower North Street Kelly, R. J., grocer, Canal Street Kernaghan, Ben, carter, Barrack Street Kerr, James E., bank official, 4 New Street Kerr, R., Newry Spinning Mills; residence, Rathfriland Road Kinney, John, mason, Kiln Street Kinsella, Thomas, lino. operator, Church Street Labron, George, railway porter, Pound Street Langley, W. F., photographer, Erskine Place Larissey, Patrick, marine engineer, Basin View Terrace Lavery, Matthew, postman, McAllister’s Terrace Lavery, Miss, dressmaker, McAllister’s Terrace Lavery, Patrick, mill worker, Thomas Street Lavery, Murtagh, carpenter, Catherine Street Ledlie, Robert, draper, North Street Ledlie, Thomas P. & Co., drapers and tailors, North Street; residence Ashgrove Lee, William, saddler, Monaghan Street Leeson, J. E., draper, Hill Street Leeson, Mrs., servants’ registry, Hill Street Lenaghan, John, tanner, Boat Street Lennon, John, painter, Market Street Lennon, Thomas, grocer, High Street Lennon, William, butcher, Cowan Street Lipton, T. J., tea, coffee, and provision merchant, Hill Street Little, William, auctioneer, North Street

Littlewood, J., Arthur Street Livingston, B., coal merchant, Sugar Island Livingston, Mrs., grocer, King Street Lockhart, S., cycle agent, North Street Long, Robert, & Son, tea merchants and select family grocers, Canal Street Loughran, Henry, J.P., Downshire Road Loughran, Miss, Abbey Yard Loughran, Mrs., ladies’ nurse, King Street Loughran, P., Queen Street Lowans, Edward, shoemaker, Cowan Street Lowans, Edward, jun., Orange Hall, Downshire Road Loy, John, cork cutter, Bridge Street Lundy, George, stonecutter, Church Street Lundy, Michael, fruiterer, Mill Street Lundy, William, butcher, Church Street Lynch, Theodore J., organist Dominican Church, Queen Street Macmanus & Co., tailors, North Street MacMillan, A. J., jeweller, Hill Street Madden, William, publican, Kiln Street Magee, A., jun., carpenter, Canal Street Magee, Thomas, hardware merchant, Hill Street Magee, Terence, Dromalane Cottage Magee & Markey, boot & shoe warehouse, Newry and Warrenpoint Magennis, Edward, car owner, Kilmorey Street Magrath, John, butcher, High Street Magrath, Patrick, stonecutter, Pound Street Magowan, Robert, blacksmith, Canal Street Magowan, Samuel, printer, Canal Street Magowan, William, Rathfriland Road Magowan, W. & S., Stationers, Booksellers, and Printers, Hill Street; Agents for “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News” Maguire, Michael, brass moulder, Collins Row Mahood, Alexander, builder and contractor, Monaghan Street Maitland, J. J., clerk, Basin walk Mallon, Patrick, chemist, Hill Street Malone, Michael, tinsmith, High Street Markey, John, shoemaker, Hill Street Markey, Thomas, stonecutter, Boat Street Marley, Peter, fishmonger, Marcus Street, and The Mall Marron, John, Mill Street Marron, Patrick, Mill Street Marron, Thomas J., Clerk of the Crown and Peace for County of Armagh, 2 Elgin Road, Dublin Martin, Hugh, labourer, Queen Street Martin, David, J. P., Littleton Martin, David J., signalman, Caulfield place Martin, Dr. S. E., Downshire Road Martin, James, carter, Erskine Street

A. J. Macmillan

Martin, Miss, Hill Street Martin, Nesbitt, & Irwin, tea and seed merchants, Hill Street Martin, Patrick, Queen Street Martin, S. Edgar, M.D., Downshire Road Massey, George H., tobacconist, Hill Street Masson, John, engine driver, Kiln Street Mathers, Henry, Talbot Street Mercer, James, jeweller and watchmaker, Hill Street Millar, James, painter, Needham Street Mines, Hugh, labourer, Castle Street Mooney, Peter, gardener, Mill Street Moore, George, clerk, Corry Square Moore, Hunter J., solicitor, Newry; residence, North Lodge, Downshire Road Moor Quarries and Polishing Works – A. F. Campbell, J.P., proprietor; residence, Dromore Lodge, Warrenpoint Moore, F., & Co, grocers, Hill Street Moore, B. D., Rev. William, St. Patrick’s parsonage, Corry Square Moore & Dunwoody, shipping agents and coal merchants, Merchants’ Quay Moorehead, William, railway guard, Chequer Hill Moorhead, W. H. B., Carnmeen Moneypenny, W. J., organist, Sandys Street Morgan, James, publican, Monaghan Street Morgan, John, clerk, Canal Street Morgan, William, Water Street Morley, N., surveyor of taxes, Dublin Road Morrow, S. J., grocer, William Street Mulgrew, J., butter and egg merchant, Monaghan Street Mullan, E., stonedresser, Upper North Street Mullan, F. H., solicitor, Trevor Hill; residence, Cairn Hill Mullan, Peter, draper and tobacconist, Hill Street Mullan, R. A., solicitor, Trevor Hill; residence Cairn Hill Mullan, William, stonecutter, Pound Street Murphy, Frank, clerk, Kilmorey Street Murphy, George, fowl dealer, Market Street Murphy, James, wholesale and retail spirit dealer, grocer, tea and wine merchant, 9 Sugar

island Murphy, John, foreman printer, Bridge Street Murphy, John, dairy keeper, Catherine Street Murphy, Joseph, cattle dealer, Derrybeg, Newry Murphy, Michael, fowl dealer, Market Street Murphy, Michael, dealer, Mill Street Murphy, Miss, newsagent, North Street Murphy, Patrick, fowl dealer, Castle Street Murpky, Patrick, sen., Marine dealer, Kilmorey Street Murray, John, baker, Thomas Street Murray, S. J., leather stores, Mill Street and Hill Street Murtagh, D., publican, Mill Street

Murtagh, F. C., publican, Bridge Street Murtagh, M., publican, Castle Street McAleenan, Michael, shoemaker, North Street McAlinden, Patrick, lodging-house keeper, Lower North Street McAlinden, P., slater, High Street McAllister, Jonathan, gardener, Ballinlack McAnally, Owen, cattle dealer, Pound Street McAnally, James, cattle dealer, Mary Street McAnuff, James, caretaker, Town Hall McAnuff, Samuel, baker, Canal Street McAnulty, Francis, grocer, Chapel Street McAleavey, P., grocer, Lower North Street McArdle, James, grocer, Soho Place McArdle, Michael, publican, Monaghan Street McArdle, Thomas, publican, North Street McArevey, J. J., cabinetmaker and furniture remover, Hill Street; residence, Courtney Hill

McAteer, Edward, stonecutter, High Street McAteer, Edward, fowl dealer, Upper North Street McAteer, Henry, baker, Castle Street McAteer, H., & Son, cabinetmakers, Hill Street McAteer, J., stone polishing works, Mary Street McAteer, John, lodging house keeper, Mill Street McAteer, John, grocer, Castle Street

Advertisement for John J. McArevey’s two shops in Newry. One focused on carpets and carpet cleaning while the other focused on cabinet making and

furniture removal.

McAteer, John, William Street McAteer, John, tanner, Castle Street McAteer, M., clerk, Kilmorey Street McAteer, Michael, stonecutter, Chapel Street McAteer, Patrick, carter, Mill Street McAteer, Thomas, shoemaker, High Street McAvoy, Isaac, tenter, Lower North Street McAvoy, James, M.D., Glenview, Abbey Yard McBride, James, dealer, Needham Street McBride, Miss, teacher St. Patrick’s National School, Stream Street; residence Trevor hill McBride & Henning, china, glass and art warehouse, 81 Hill Street McCabe, Thomas, King Street McCaffrey, Hugh, general grocer, provision and seed merchant, Canal Street McCaffrey, Patrick, grocer and publican, Merchants’ Quay and Monaghan Street McCamley, Samuel, van driver, Monaghan Street McCandless, David, compositor, Canal Street McCann, Arthur, J.P., baker, Hill Street and Castle Street; residence, Braeside McCann, Charles, posting establishment, River Street McCann, Owen, fireman, Queen Street

Photograph of shopfront and advertisement for

McBride & Henning China, Glass and Art Warehouse

McCann, Patrick, permanent way inspector, Needham Street McCartan, James, baker, Castle Street McCartan, James, stevedore, Bridge Street McCarthy, Miss, clerk, Marcus Square McCarthy, Patrick, fish merchant, Castle Street McCartney, John, barber, Mill Street McCaul, Patrick, painter, High Street McClelland, Alexander, Courtney Hill McClelland Bros., horseshoers, The Mall McClelland, James, horseshoer, Mill Street McClelland, John, engineer (Newry Port and Harbour Trust), Helen’s Terrace McClure, J., chemist, Hill Street McComb, Robert, clerk, Basin Walk McCombe, John, rent agent, Basin Walk McCombe, William, Canal Street McComish, A., Sugar Island McComiskey, Owen, carter, Canal Street McConville, H. J., Caulfield Terrace McConville, John, North Street McConville, Joseph, grocer, Hill Street McConville, Michael, mason, St. Mary Street McConville, Mrs., servants’ registry office, Marcus Square McConville, John, baker and grocer, Kilmorey Street McConville, Thomas, tenter, King Street McCormick, B., commission agent, Boat Street McCourt, Bernard, pensioner, Maginnis Street McCourt, Cornelius, North Street McCourt, John, carpenter, Boat Street McCullough, Joseph, quarry proprietor, Crowreagh, near Newry McCourt, John, plasterer, Hill Street McCourt, P., sea captain, Bridge Street McCoy, Francis, clerk, Chapel Street McCrink, H., merchant, Merchants’ Quay McCrink, Stephen, publican, Merchants’ Quay McCrumb, Miss, R., schoolteacher, Canal Street McCullough, John, car driver, Sinclair Street MCullough, Joseph, bootmaker, Canal Street McCutcheon, J. & J., grocers, Merchant’s quay McDonald, John, engineer, Queen Street McElroy, Edward, engine-driver, Chapel Street McElroy, John, baker, Canal Street McEneaney, Michael, engine driver, Cecil Street McEvoy, John, grocer, King Street McEvoy, Thomas, carman, Abbey Yard McGeough, P., auctioneer, Hill Street and Dublin Road McGivern, John, slater, Chapel Street McGivern, Patrick, grocer, Boat Street

Hugh McCrink

McGladdery, John, clerk, Sheeptown McGovern, M., publican, Canal Street McGrath, James, mechanic, Barrack Street McGrath, Rev. T., Hill Street McGrath, Robert, mechanic, Catherine Street McGuigan, John, clerk, Kilmorey Street McGuigan, Michael, carpenter, Collin’s Court McGuigan, Thomas, butcher, Hill Street McGuill, P. J., architect, Hill Street McGuiness, M., draper, Hill Street McIntyre, Rev. S. G., The Manse, Sandys Street McKay, Daniel, Doran’s Hill McKay, Hugh, mill foreman, Monaghan Street McKee, John, painter, North Street McKee, Rev. Phineas, B.A., Downshire Road McKenna, Patrick, corkcutter, Market Street McKeown, J., clothier, North Street McKevitt, James, slater, High Street McKevitt Bros., plasterers, High Street McKevitt, jun., Patrick, slater, High Street McKinley, J., manager, Damolly Weaving Factory McLoughlin, Richard, police pensioner, Edward Street McMahon, James, drayman, Helen’s Terrace McMahon, John, draper, Hill Street McMahon, Patrick, bootmaker, Castle Street McMahon, Peter, blacksmith, Chapel Street McManus, John, Chapel Street McManus, Thomas, tailor, North Street McNally, J. & J. P., brewery and distillery agents, wholesale wine, spirit, and provision merchants, Hill Street and O’Hagan Street McNeill, John, mechanic, Needham Street McPeake, John, refreshment rooms, Canal Street McQuade, Philip, solicitor, Carnegat McRedmond, Joseph, law clerk, Queen Street McShane, Thomas, sailor, Bridge Street McVeigh, James, harbourmaster, Needham Place McVeigh, William H., baker, Boat Street McVerry, Bernard, grocer, Hill Street Neary, Denis, builder, River Street and Catherine Street Neary, James, carpenter, Boat Street Nesbitt, Mrs., Baggot Street Nesbitt, Mrs., 6 Canal Street Newell, J. A., bank manager, Trevor Hill Newell, Samuel, Dublin Road Newell’s, Ltd., drapers, etc., Margaret Square Newry Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants – James Keenan, secretary Newry Brick and Stone Co., Albert Basin – Jones, J. A., manager

Newry Fever Hospital – Dr. Maude, physician Newry Granite Polishing and Monumental Works, Sugar island – J. E. Emerson, proprietor Newry Intermediate Schools – William Stoops, B.A., principal Newry Loan Company, Trevor Hill – William Gillespie, manager Newry Mineral Water Company, Downshire Road – P. Lavery, secretary Newry Picture Palace, Canal Street – Manager, Colonel Roberts Newy Young Men’s Institute, Hill Street – John Riddle, caretaker Newry United Young Men’s Protestant Association Newry and Kilkeel Steamship Co.— Frank Fisher, secretary Niblock, Joseph, clerk, Erskine Street Niblock, William, horseshoer, Arthur Street Nixon, Edward, dealer, Bell’s Row Norton & Co., car office, Marcus Square yard Norton, Michael, postman, Needham Place Orr, F. C., jeweller, Hill Street Orr, Joseph A., clerk, Sandys Street Orr, William, jun., clerk, Canal Street Orr, William, & Sons, rope and twine manufacturers, Merchants Quay O’Callaghan, Mrs., King Street O’Driscoll, John, publican, Margaret Street O’Hagan, Felix, J.P., flour and seed merchant, Margaret Street O’Hagan, Felix, jun., coal merchant and ironmonger, Merchants’ Quay O’Hagan, Richard, 46 Hill Street O’Hagan & O’Hare, druggists, Hill Street

Hill Street, Newry, with O’Hagan & O’Hare’s store to the right

O’Hare, Bernard, grocer, Water Street O’Hare Bros., grocers and publicans, Water Street O’Hare, Felix, railway porter, Peter Street O’Hare, Francis, ironmonger, Upper North Street O’Hare, Felix, postman, Catherine Street O’Hare, The Misses, newsagents, Hill Street O’Hare, Hugh, jun., wholesale marine and feather merchants, The Mall, Newry; residence

1 Castle Place

O’Hare, John, farmer, Ballenacraig O’Hare, John, mechanic, Wilson’s Row O’Hare, Michael, tailor, Kilmorey Street O’Hare, Mrs., Caulfield place O’Hare, Peter James, clerk, Catherine Street O’Hare, Patrick, floatman, Boat Street O’Hare, Peter, nailer, 6 Cecil Street O’Hare, The Misses, newsagents, Hill Street O’Kane, P., Edward Street O’Keefe, Michael, Queen Street O’Loughlin, Francis, Queen Street O’Mara, Thomas, seaman, Pound Street O’Neill, Abraham, baker, Chapel Street O’Neill, James, horseshoer, Green’s yard, St. Mary Street O’Neill, James, posting establishment and funeral undertaker, King Street O’Neill, Miss M., fancy shop and newsagent O’Neill, the Most Right Rev. Henry, Bishop of Dromore, Ardmaine O’Reilly, Rev. Hugh, president St. Colman’s College, Violet hill Patterson, Joseph, mason, Queen Street Perry, The Misses, Temperance Hotel, Sugar Island Pollock, John, foreman, jobbing department, “Newry Telegraph,” Erskine Place Porter, J., journalist, Kilmorey Street Porter, Matthew, cartwright, The Mall Power, John W., foreman baker, 51 Monaghan Street Power, William, Erskine Street Quinn Charity Offices, Trevor Hill Quinn, John, grocer and spirit merchant, Hill Street and O’Hagan Street John Quinn’s, Grocer and Spirit Merchant, with the staff and manager in the

foreground

Quinn, Owen, carter, Ruddell’s Row Quinn, Thomas, general dealer, Canal Street Quinn, The Misses, Queen Street Quinn, William, Canal Street Ragged School, Talbot Street – Teacher, Miss Graham Rainey, Mrs., Model School teacher, Erskine Street Rankin, Peter, Queen Street Rea & Ross, housefurnishing ironmongers & chandlers, Hill Street Redmond, R. S., timber merchant, Merchants’ Quay Redmond, W. F., & Co., timber merchants, Merchants’ Quay Reside, S. W., C.E., Margaret Street Rice, Bernard, saddler, Hill Street Rice, James, Bridge Street Rice, Terence, Gas Company, Town Hall Rigby, A. S., leather merchant, Monaghan Street Robinson, Robert, grocer, Monaghan Street Robinson, R. (manager Foster, Ltd.), Windsor Hill Robb, John, clerk, G.P.O., Erskine Street Rodger, D., seedsman, Sugar Island Rodgers, J. J., coal merchant, The Mall Rodgers, William, engine driver, Cecil Street Rogan, Miss Ethel, assistant school mistress, Trevor Hill Rogers, John, pensioner, Cowan Street Rooney, D., wholesale grocer and spirit merchant, Merchants’ Quay Rooney, James, J.P., dealer, Mount Mills Rooney, Peter, shoemaker, Lower North Street Ross, William, engine driver, Caulfield place Rowland, George B., cycle and motor agent, Hill Street Rowland, R., New Street Ruddle, Alexander, painter, Barrack Street Ruddy, Thomas, water inspector, Lower North Street Ruddy, Thomas, victualler, Kildare Street Ruddy, T., victualler, Upper North Street Ruddy, T., victualler, Kilmorey Street Ryan, Isabella, Bridge Street Sanderson, John, printer, Sandys Street Sands, James, Bagot Street Sands, Robert, grain merchant, Canal quay, and Mill Street; residence Trevor Hill Savage, G. W., traveller, Hill Street Savage, H. A. (Martin, Nesbitt & Irwin), Hill Street Savage, James, jun., & Co., Merchants’ Quay Savage, John, publican, Monaghan Street Savage, William J., traveller, Hill Street Scott, G., & Sons, wholesale and family grocers and ammunition importers, Hill Street;

residence, Walter Scott, Hill Street Scott, H. T., draper, Margaret Street Scott, Samuel, manager, Abbey Yard

Sheridan, Edward A., shoemaker, Mill Street Sheridan, N., Abbey Yard Sims & Co., Robert A., Kildare Street and Water Street Sinclair, A., coal merchant, Merchants’ Quay Sladen, Edward, Bank of Commerce, Abbey Yard Slater, Thomas, compositor, William Street Sloan, Richard, Upper North Street Smartt, H. W., M.D., Trevor Hill Small, John Francis, solicitor, Coroner for South Armagh and Commissioner of Oaths, Hill

Street Smartt, Rev. S., A.M., T.C.D., Vicar of Newry, The Vicarage Smith, George N., nurseryman, Doran’s Hill Smith, H., publican, Castle Street Smith, James, accountant, Dromalane Smith, James, grocer, Castle Street Smith, John, bookkeeper, Dromalane Smith, John, fowl dealer, Hyde market Smith, M., plumber, Water Street Smith, Robert, slater, Stream Street Smith, Samuel, Stream Street Smith, Thomas, Daisy Hill Nurseries, Monaghan Row; residence, Corry Square Smith, W. C. M., Government veterinary inspector, Needham place Spence, Francis, fowl dealer, North Street Squire, W. R., Kilmorey Street Sterritt, W. J., grocer’s assistant, Edward Street Stewart, John, engineer Stewart, John, pork butcher, Talbot Street Sterling, R., editor “Newry Telegraph,” William Street Stokes, J., agent D. and N. Steampacket Company and French and German Consul agent,

Greenmount, Newry Strahan, Rev. W. G., Presbyterian minister, Sandy Street Church; residence, Downshire Road Swanzy, Mrs., Ivy Lodge, Newry

Thomas Smith

Photograph of Ivy Lodge, Newry

Tyler & Sons, boot warehouse, Hill Street Taylor, The Misses, Newsagents, Fancy Goods Dealers; Agents for “Belfast News-Letter” and

“Belfast Weekly News,” and all other leading Papers, Hill Street Telephone Exchange—Misses White, Kildare Street Thomson, Henry, D.L., Scarvagh House, Scarva Thomson, Henry, & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, Trevor Hill Thompson, Horace, Creeve House Thompson, James, secretary Carlingford Lough Commissioners; residence, Crieve House Thompson, J., painter and glazier, Hill Street Thomson, The Misses, Downshire Road Thompson, William, carter, Daisy Hill Thompson, William, Creeve House Toal, M., publican, King Street Toman, John, auctioneer, Kildare Street Toman, Michael, school attendance officer, Sinclair Street Toman, M., fancy goods warehouse, King Street Trainor, J., agent Prudential Assurance Co., Erskine Place Traynor, John, plasterer, Monaghan Street Treanor, John, greengrocer, North Street Treanor, John, stonecutter, Canal Street Treanor, William, stonecutter, High Street Trimble, James, manager, Sugar Island Trimble, John, machinist, Barrack Street Tumelty, P., lodging-house keeper, Mill Street Turley, Michael, cattle dealer, Church Street Turley, Michael, corkcutter, Church Street Tweedie, John, caretaker, The Courthouse Tyler & Sons, boot warehouse, Hill Street Ulster Clothing Co., Hill Street Waddell, John, rent agent, Edward Street Wade, Roland, C.E., Downshire Road Wales, William, sea captain, Boat Street Walker, Mrs., Windsor Hill Wallace, John, cycle factory, Mill Street Walsh, Michael, Grinan Walsh, Michael, summons server, Upper Chapel Street Ward, Denis, painter, Kilmorey Street Ward, James, painter, Kilmorey Street Ward, M., & Sons, painters, Hill Street Warnock, Christopher, cashier Warnock, J., & Co., Booksellers, Stationers, and Newsagents, Lending Library, Margaret Square; Agents for “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News” Watson, Mrs., Sandys Street Watson, William, engineer, Catherine Street Watt, Thomas, Kilmorey Street Weir, Benjamin, farmer, High Street Weir, John, insurance agent, Sandys Street

Weir, Mrs., Sandys Street Weir, Mrs., Trevor Hill Weir, The Misses, dressmakers, Sandys Street Weir, William, Arthur Street Weir, W. G., saddler, Water Street Wheatley, Thomas, clerk, Sandy Street Whigham, Mrs., spirit merchant, Armagh Road White, The Misses, millinery warehouse, Kildare Street Whitfield Bros., chain makers and blacksmiths, Catherine Street Whitfield, James, blacksmith, Catherine Street Whyte & Co., grocers, Kildare Street Williams, James, clerk, Erskine Street Williamson, Gilmore, tailor, Sinclair Street Willis, Harry, Needham Place Willis, James A., baker, Needham Place Willis, Martin, Windsor Hill Willis, Thomas P., Ltd., bakers etc., Needham Place Willis, William, Needham Place Woolsey, W. H., journalist, Erskine Place Wright, The Misses, Windsor Hill School Wylie, W. J., grocer and publican, Sugar Island Young, J. G., Cargabane House, Newry Young, Rev. E. J., curate of St. Mary’s, Windsor hill

NEWTOWNHAMILTON

Newtownhamilton is in the Barony of Upper Fews, nine miles south by east from Armagh, eight miles west of Newry, and thirteen miles from Dundalk. It is pleasantly situated, and impresses a stranger favourably on entering from Armagh or Castleblayney. There are five good streets and a large square. The houses are well built and kept in good order. There is a market, held every Saturday, for the sale of butter, eggs, fowl, corn and grass-seed, and a splendid fair is held on the last Saturday of each month, which is well attended by buyers from all the surrounding towns. Hiring fairs are held on the last Saturdays of May and November, and the first Saturdays of June and December. Farmers make a great feature of dairying, as the land about the town is good grass land; it is also suitable for raising potatoes, oats and flax, the latter bringing very high prices in the Newry and Armagh markets. The local mills are attended by buyers from Bessbrook, Armagh and Belfast. The Fane Valley and White Cross Creameries are within three miles of the town and do a large business. The Church of Ireland, Presbyterian and Roman Catholic Churches have each a place of worship, and there are three schools and a dispensary. Petty sessions are held on the second Monday of every month. Population 625. Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. S. H. Baker, B.A. Presbyterian Church—Vacant Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. P. Kerley, P.P.; Rev. A. P. Smyth, C.C.; Rev. P. Gogarty, C.C. Public Institutions Synge National School—R. J. Stewart, teacher; assistant, Miss Menary Townsend National School—Joseph Donaldson, teacher; assistant, Mrs. Stevenson Newtownhamilton National School—Thomas Gribbin, teacher; assistant, Miss Donnelly Dispensary—W. J. Dawson, M.D. Registration of Births, etc.—W. J. Dawson, registrar; W. H. Starr, assistant registrar Ulster Bank (Armagh Agency—Saturdays)—James Moore, manager; agent for Standard Life Insurance Co. (Fire) Magistrates who preside at petty sessions—J. Woulfe Flanagan, R.M.; Hugh G. Douglas, P. McConville (chairman Rural District Council), T. O’Hare, J. McGeeney, E. Blacker, P. G. Shaw (county councillor), D. Craig, J. L. D. Meares, Michael Smyth, W. J. Robb, John Harland, Felix A. McKeown Clerk of petty sessions—W.H. Starr, Commissioner of Oaths, agent for Patriotic Insurance Company, Phoenix Fire Office, Law Accident Office, Scottish Provident Institute, auctioneer and estate agent Assistant—Herbert W. Starr Solicitors—Patrick Lavery, Fisher & Fisher, and John G. Reid R.I.C.—Sergeant, James Trainor; constables Joseph McHugh, James Fegan, E. Sweeney, J. Marron, Peter Fleming, and Patrick Brady Post Office—Miss L. Jenkins; assistant, Miss Clarke Old-age Pensions Committee—Pension officer, Officer Inland Revenue, Castleblayney; clerk, Clerk of Union, Castleblayney

Inhabitants Andrews, Samuel, shipping agent & auctioneer Ardis, A., druggist and general merchant Bailie, Elizabeth, grocer Bailie, Mrs., Sarah Ann, grocer Beacon, William, pensioner and carter Bingham, David, entertainment Bingham, W. J., sexton Boyd, Mary, laceworker Bradley, John, contractor Bradley, Mrs., grocer Brennan, James, smith Brennan, Eliza Jane, farmer Burke, James, publican Burke, Mrs., dressmaker Burke, P., tailor Burns, John R., rate collector, Newry No. 2 Burns, Miss, music teacher Callaghan, John, smith Canning, P., coachbuilder and publican Cannon, Frank, grocer and refreshment rooms Carson, William J., carter Collins, Hugh, labourer Collins, James, labourer Collins, John, labourer Cooke, Henry, farmer and publican Cooke, John, butcher, mill owner, farmer Cooke, Robert, dealer Cooke, Alexander, flesher Cooke, Joseph, butcher Cooke, Joseph J., farmer Cooke, Watson, butcher Co-operative Butter and Egg Stores Copeland, James, carter Copeland, Samuel, carter Copeland, Samuel, jun., carter Cornet, J., draper and boot merchant Cosgrove, A. C., publican Cosgrove, Francis, hardware merchant Crummy, Terence, bootmaker Daly, Thomas, labourer Dawson, James, publican Devine, P., publican Farley, Peter, cattle dealer Fallon, P., grocer Feehan, Mrs., caretaker

Feehan, Patrick, labourer Forsythe, James, tailor Frazer, William J., publican and grocer Glenny, Thomas, grocer and farmer Gordon, George, labourer Hamill, P., saddler Hamilton, W. J., labourer Hannaway, Ann, laceworker Hannaway, William, labourer Hannaway, Mrs. Margaret Harvey, Anne Harvey, Edward, labourer Hawthorne, Annie, draper Hawthorne, Elizabeth, publican and posting establishment Hawthorne, James, car owner Hearty, Owen, pedlar Hearty, Thomas, refreshment rooms Holland, Arthur Hughes, James, car owner Hughes, Miss Minnie, draper Hughes, Mrs. Hughes, Peter, publican and baker Hunter, Edwin Irwin, John, mason Irwine, Jane, publican and undertaker Johnston, Catherine, laceworker Johnston, Charles, manager Johnston, Mrs. Kean, Margaret Kearney, Frank, Rock Cottage Kelly, Terence, labourer Kernaghan, James, grocer, timber and coal merchant Leemon, John, labourer Lutton, J., smith and sexton parish church Mackin, B. and F., publicans and grocers Magee, Edward, draper and cycle agent Mallie, Mrs. R., draper and outfitter Mallie, Mrs. T. L., White Cross Hotel Markey, Miss B., publican and grocer Marron, Miss J., publican Martin, John, carter Mitchell, David, civil bill officer Molloy, Peter, carter Morgan, James, bootmaker Morris, Bridget, grocer Morris, Mrs. Jane, publican Murphy, John, farmer

Murphy, Mrs., flesher Murray, Catherine, laceworker Murray, Margaret, laceworker McArdle, Peter, publican McBennett, Catherine, grocer McBirney, James, farmer McBride, William, carpenter McCann, Miss, grocer McCreanor, H., fruiterer McClean, M. J., grocer McClure, William, draper McConnell, John, draper McConville, Patrick, labourer McCoy, James, labourer McCullagh, David, farmer McCullough, William, postman McDonald, John, letter-carrier McFerron, Miss M. McGaw, Mrs., grocer McGeown, John, entertainer McGeown, Mrs. Mary, flesher and grocer McGeown, Patrick, bootmaker McGuigan, Mary, labourer McKee, A., grocer McKee, Hugh, publican, undertaker, and posting establishment McKenna, James, publican McLernon, Miss, grocer McMahon, Patrick, grocer McManus, Patrick, publican McMurray, J. & R., publicans and grocers McVey, Joseph, labourer Nicholl, James, postman O’Neil, John, flesher O’Neill, Thomas, publican, grocer, and hardware merchant O’Rourke, Alice, laceworker O’Shaughnessy, Joseph, coachbuilder Parkinson, Robert, grocer Patton, Samuel, saddler Paxton, William, sen., publican Paxton, William, jun., farmer Preston, James, publican and posting establishment Preston, Thomas, grocer Preston, W. J., carter and farmer Riddle, Andrew, C.C., Aughinurk Rutledge, Adam, grocer Slane, Michael, jun., labourer Slane, Matthew, grocer

Slane, Peter, vanman Smyth, Mrs. M., draper Steen, John, boot merchant, grocer, and cycle agent Savage, James, labourer Starr, Herbert W., Armagh County National Health Insurance Committee Stenson, Miss, grocer Stuart, Samuel, publican, grocer, and posting establishment Taylor, David, labourer Tiernan, Miss K., dressmaker Toner, P., butcher Trodden, William, Sewing Agent, Stationer and Delph Warehouse, Agent for “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News” Trodden, Patrick, bootmaker Watson, John, labourer Watson, S., assistant County Surveyor Watt Bros., coachbuilders Watt, Thomas, contractor West, James, rate collector and farmer

ROSTREVOR

Rostrevor is a beautiful watering-place in County Down, nearly two miles east of Warrenpoint, and similarly situated as Warrenpoint. Rostrevor is completely sheltered from the east winds by mountains, and thus an advantageous place, in point of climate, for invalids, and particularly recommended for persons afflicted with pulmonary disorders. The village is delightfully seated on a gentle declivity, which rises from a little cove of Carlingford Lough, and commands beautiful views of the woods, mountains, and waters of the lough’s basin. The Great Northern Hotel is beautifully situated on the main road between Warrenpoint, Rostrevor, and Newcastle, and commands unrivalled views of mountain scenery, which are unsurpassed for grandeur by any in Ireland. The hotel is surrounded by its own ornamental grounds, flower gardens, lawns, and commands views of Carlingford Lough and mountains on the one side, with the charming Slieve Ban Mountain and wood on the other.

In the south of the town stands a handsome stone monument, erected to the memory of the late General Ross, who fell while leading his troops to victory at Bladensburg, in America. The Church of Ireland forms a conspicuous object to the quiet aspect of the place. There are also a Presbyterian Church, a Roman Catholic Chapel, and a Methodist Church, the latter erected in memory of Rev. John Gilchrist. Fairs—Third Tuesday in each month. Population in 1911, 746.

The Great Northern Hotel

Post Office Miss Whitaker, postmistress. Letters arrive daily at 5.30 a.m. and 9.50 a.m., and 5.45 p.m., and are despatched at 9.45 a.m., 3.15 p.m., and 8.20 p.m. Telephone office Dispensary—M. J. McCartan, M.D., medical officer Registrar for Births, Marriages and Deaths—M. J. McCartan, M.D. Great Northern Hotel—G. Morgan, J. P., lessee Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Kilbroney, Rev. T. W. E. Drury, vicar Methodist Church—Rev. W. Ball Presbyterian Church—Rev. A. L. Harrison, M.A. Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. D. Mallon, P.P. Inhabitants Adams, Miss, Glenmore Armstrong, Miss, newsagent, The Bazaar Ball, Rev. W., Killowen Terrace Barker, Mrs., Rosina Belfast Banking Company’s office, Church Street Bell, R., barman, Woodside Berry, Miss, Lady Superintendent Queen Victoria Home Berry, Miss, Killowen Terrace Brady, Miss, Cloughmore Hotel Brookes, Miss, organist, Killowen Terrace Burns, Miss, assistant schoolteacher Burns, Misses, Cloughmore Terrace Bushell, G., linenlapper, Synite Place Butler, J., refreshments, Bridge Street Campbell, Mrs. A., Rosetta Canning, Hon. A. S. G., The Lodge Carden, Mrs., Greenpark Carlton, Miss, Benrenue Cole, John, grocer, Bridge Street Collen, T., Glenmore house Colton, J., assistant teacher Connery & Co., grocers, Church Street Connolly, John, shoemaker, Church Street Copeland, F., The Quay Crawford, P., spirit dealer and grocer Crawford, E., hardware merchant Cull, Miss, Killowen Terrace Cunen, Joseph, poulterer, Water Street Cunningham, J., Roxboro Cottage Dixon, Mrs., Church Street

Douglas, Mrs., Bellevue, Killowen Drury, Rev. T. E., The Vicarage Dunn, Bernard, refreshment rooms, The Quay Dunn, Bernard, auctioneer, draperer and rate collector Dunn, D., farmer Elliott, Dr., South View Emerson, Constable, R.I.C. Emerson, Miss, South View Fearon, J. A., spirit dealer Fearon, Nurse, Bridge Street Fegan, Miss, Synite Place Gilchrist, Mrs., Gleneen Graham, Hugh, mill manager, Mary Street Grant, Mrs., West View Gwynne, James D., farmer, Drumreagh Gwynne, Mrs., Bridge Street Gwynne, Mrs., Victoria Square Gwynne, William J., farmer, Drumreagh Hall, Miss, Ranfurly Hall, Mrs., sen., Moygannon Hanley, Mrs., Cloughmore Terrace Harnan, Mrs., Synite Place Harrison, Rev. A. L., The Manse Hay, Lady (of Park), Roland Terrace Henderson, H., Drumreagh House Hill, Samuel, Oak Cottage Hillis, Miss, Bridge Street Houston, Mrs, May Cottage Innes, Miss, The Anchorage Irbey, Mrs, Belmont Irwin, James, grocer Keenan, F., publican Kyle, Mrs., Canning Cottage Lavery, R., posting establishment, Church Laye, Mrs., Strathmore Leslie, C. E. T., Killowen Lightbody, H. S., builder and contractor, Church Street Lightbody, Mrs., Glenvilla, Church Street Lightbody, Miss, Seabright Lindsay, R., Forestbrook Linen Co. Little, Mrs., New villa Livingstone, Mrs., Hotel Craigarade Lyons, William, builder and contractor Mahood, Mrs., Church Street Mahood, Samuel, painter and house agent Malcolm Miss, milliner, Bridge Street Martin, R. & D., Bleach Green, Kilbroney

Mayne, J., Rose Cottage, Bridge Street Moore, Dr., Dumboe Morgan, G. B., lesee, Great Northern Hotel Morgan, J., Central Hotel Mulrey, Mrs., Riverside Cottage Murphy, P., grocer Murray, Mrs., Lisna Arran McAnulty, Mrs., Fairview McBride, Mrs., Avoca terrace McCartan, Dr. M. J. McCartan, Leo., rural postman, Water Street McCartney, J., grocer, Synite Place McClelland, J., Synite Place McCullogh, A., Synite Place McCutcheon, Mrs. Victoria Square McFarland, Mrs., Seapoint McGivern, Mary, grocer, Church Street McGovern, Sergeant, R.I.C. McGuffin, Mrs., Monument Cottage McKinley, Mrs., Roxborough Place McNeilly, Mrs., Roxborough Pl ace Nugent, Major, Ballyedmond Castle, Killowen Oswald, Mrs., The Quay Owens, P., South View O’Connor, Nurse, Church Street O’Neill, H., refreshment rooms, Quay Cottage Palmer, William, The Square Porter, Mrs., Victoria square Purdy, J., schoolteacher Rainey-Robinson, Colonel, Kilbroney House Ramadge, Miss, Woodhouse Reid, Mrs., Cloughmore Terrace Reilly, Mrs., dressmaker Richards, Mrs., Arnos Vale Rolston, –, organist and music teacher, Baymount Rooney, D., school teacher, Killowen Terrace Ross of Bladensburg, Sir John, Rostrevor House Ross of Bladensburg, Col. E. Fairy Hill Ryan, Mrs., Church Street Shaw, William, Roxboro’ Place Sinton, D. C., family grocer, Bridge Street Sinton, Mrs., Victoria Square Sinton, R., Rosleigh Smith, Mrs., draper Synnott, The Misses, Ghann Thomson, Mrs., The Woodhouse Turner, T., Roxburgh Place

Major Arthur-Nugent

Col. Sir John Ross of Bladensburg

Col. Edmund J. T. Ross of Bladensburg

Turrettin, A., J.P., flax and beetling mills, Newtown Vandeleur, Miss, Old Hall Vesey, Mrs., Knapton Von Stieglitz, Mrs., Rosina Warnock, D., spirit and coal merchant, Bridge Street Warnock, Mrs., Claremont Warnock, Mrs., “Irish Industries,” Warrenpoint Road Whitaker, Edward, Glenview Terrace White, Miss, Church Street White, M., butcher Wilson, J., Glenview Terrace Wilson, Mrs., Church Street Wilson, T., Caretaker, Lecture Hall and Men’s Club Young, John, tram conductor, Synite Place

WARRENPOINT

One of the most popular watering-places in Ulster, it is situated at the head of the beautiful bay of Carlingford, and is about five miles from Newry. A century ago Warrenpoint (so called from the circumstances of a rabbit-warren having formerly existed at the place) could only boast of a few houses; its population now is 2,000 and in summer reaches 5,000. The entire place has an air of comfort and prosperity that at once favourably impresses health-seekers. The situation of Warrenpoint, built as it is on the verge on the mountain-girth bay, is excellent; and the view from the pleasant promenade is one of inspiring grandeur. Dr. Knox, referring to the town in “Irish Watering Places” says—“It is scarcely possible anywhere to point out a more beautiful district than that lying between Rostrevor and the large seaport of Newry.” The roads in the neighbourhood of Warrenpoint are particularly inviting, and in about twenty minutes an ordinary pedestrian can reach Narrow-water Castle, the residence of Captain Roger Hall, J. P., one of the most beautiful seats in the country. The house is an imposing structure, the gardens are models, and the drive through the thickly-wooded demesne is a thing to be remembered.

Narrow Water Castle The Urban Council have now erected magnificent sea baths, with promenade deck, at a cost of £5,500. During 1909 the Urban Council expended £1,000 on a new and elaborate system of slipper baths, making them the most up-to-date in the kingdom.

The Promenade, Pier and Public Baths

A park or recreation ground was opened in July, 1907, situated in the centre of the town, running down to the promenade. Golf links (9 holes) are in operation quite close to the town. In 1912 a new water scheme was completed for the town at a cost of £11,000, and a splendid supply is now available from the Mourne Mountains. Post Office Dock Square—Miss Kate Mullen, postmistress. Four deliveries each day Petty Sessions are held on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Magistrates attending—Messrs. Felix O’Hare, J.P.; Lewis O’Hare, J.P.; James E. Connolly, J.P.; A. F. Campbell, J.P.; Colonel Edward Ross of Bladensburg; Major J. Ross, J.P.; William McIver, J.P.; Captain Roger Hall, D.L.; J. E. Connor, J.P.; A. Turritin, J.P.; C. E. T. Leslie J.P.; G. B. Morgan, J.P.; Edward Pedlow, J.P.; Dr. M. McCartan, J.P.; Captain Radford, J.P.; M. J. Shanahan, J.P.; and Captain J. O’Neill, J.P. Places of Worship Church of Ireland, Warrenpoint—Rev. E. S. Medcalf, M.A., incumbent. Clonallon –Rev. R. E. Glenny, D.D., rector Presbyterian Church—Rev. S. Stevenson, B.A. Methodist Church—Rev. William J. F. Maguire Unitarian Church—Vacant Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. F. Maginis, P.P.; Rev. D. McAllister, C.C. Public Institutions Warrenpoint Urban Council meets first and third Monday of each month—Messrs. Patrick

O’Neill, J.P., chairman; Charles S. O’Hare, J.P.; James Carville, Edward O’Hare, Michael Hourican, Patrick O’Neill, E. Byrne, Dr. William H. Mayne, John E. Connor, J. P.; John C. Ingram, Herbert Allison, Felix O’Hare, J.P. Town clerk, B. McKernan

The Belfast Banking Company, Ltd.—Open every Tuesday and Friday from 10.30 till 2 Provincial Banking Company, Limited—Open every Monday and Friday from 10.30 till 2 Gas Company—Directors, Messrs. Hamilton Keown, R. A. Jones, Captain F. Hall, John Lewis, and John Hickey; secretary and resident manager, P. B. Ellacott. Meets once every month Dispensary—Dr. T. Bell, M.D. Ladies’ School, Sea View—The Misses Moffit and Walker, principals National Schools, Dromore Road—W. O’Neill Jameson, principal; Miss Taylor, assistant, Peter Street— J. T. Petitt, principal Preparatory School—Mrs. Russell, Sea View Convent Schools, Havelock Place—Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy School Attendance Committee—J. L. D. Meares, J.P.; Rev. F. McGennis, Felix O’Hare, J.P.; Thomas S. O’Hare, Rev. D. McAllister, C.C.; Dr. Mayne, John E. Conner, J.P.; Edward Pedlow, Patrick O’Neill. Attendance officer and secretary, David McGuffin R.I.C. Sergt. Balmer; Constables Clarke, George, Enright, Murphy, Doyle, and Ward Local Registrar of Births Marriages and Deaths—A. A. Jones, sen.

Inhabitants Agnew, E., Sea View Aikin, C., bootmaker, The Square Allen, Mary E., East Street Allen, Miss, Victoria Terrace Allison, Herbert, Queen Street Annett, Jane, Dromore Armstrong, Mrs., Sea View Atkinson, William M. Barry, Patrick, East Street Bates, The Misses, Saville Place Bell, Ellen, Springfield Bell, Theodore, M.D., Coolbawn Bettridge, Ambrose, painter, The Square Bingon, Ellen, East Street Bowsie, Neil, Newry Street Boyd, Miss, Sea View Boyle, James, East Street Boyle, Michael, Post Office Street Bradley, Edward, Thomas Street Bradley, John, Donaghaguy Bradley, Mrs., Tamnaharry House Bradley, William, Thomas Street Brennan, John, Thomas Street Brown-Lecky, C. W. L., Fintimara Burden, May, Marion Lodge Burns, Edward, Ballydesland Burns, Edward, Newry Street Burns, James, Peter Street Burns, J., Newry Street Burns, R., hairdresser Burns, Thomas, The Forth Byrne, Michael, Aghavilla Byrne, Thomas, Forth Cottage Byrne, William, Burren Caldwell, John, Dromore Campbell, A. F., J.P., Dromore Lodge Campbell, Isa, Sea View Campbell, Mrs., Rosetta Campbell, W., farrier Carey, Mrs., St. Leonards-on-Sea Carr, John, Thomas Street Carvill, Francis, car owner, Church Street Carvill, James, car owner, Church Street Carvill, Patrick, contractor Cattell, Colonel, Sea View Caulfield, Edward, Duke Street

Col. Edward Cattell

Caulfield, John, Ballyrussell Caulfield, Thomas H., tailor Cherry, Mrs., Havelock Place Clark, Peter, Newry Street Clarke, Mrs., Newry Street Clarke, Peter, Newry Street Coburn, J., painter Connolly, David, Newry Street Connolly, James E., Clonallon Cottage Connolly, John, Duke Street Connolly, Michael, Burren Connolly, Mrs., publican, Duke Street Connolly, Mrs., Clonallon, Glebe Connolly, Owen, Burren Connolly, Peter, Burren Connor, George, M.D., Sea View Connor, J. E., J.P., Sea View Corkey, John, Great George’s Street Corr, Luke, Newry Street Cosgrove, Mary, Post Office Street Coulter, John, Doughaguy Craig, Mary Jane, Great George’s Street Crawford, James, Clonallon Crawford, John, East Street Crawford, J., merchant, The Square Crawford, Margaret, The Square Crawford, Patrick J., town inspector Crawford, the Misses, boarding-house Crossan, Lawerence, Post Office Street Cunningham, John, plumber, Church Street Cunningham, J., Burren Cunningham, Mrs., Bay Hotel and hardware Cunningham, Mrs., spirit dealer Cunningham, Thomas, Church Street Curlett & Sons, coal merchants Curran, Ann, grocer, Church Street Delahunt, John, Clonallon, Glebe Delahunt, Henry, Back Road Delahunt, Michael, Charlotte Street Dinsmore, John, Newry Street Doherty, Annie, Sea View Donnan, John, East Street Donnan, Alexander, contractor, East Street Doran, Matthew, The Square Doran, Miss, The Square Dougan, Miss, St. Leonard’s Duffy, Patrick, Meeting Street

Eakin, Christopher, The Square Edgar, Richard, Havelock Place Eddington, Robert, Marine Parade Elliot, John, Summer Hill Elliot, Misses, Cloughmore Ellison, H., Seaview Erwin, Joseph, Ballydesland Erwin, William, Summerhill Faloon, Edward, Back Road Fearon, Hugh, Duke Street Fegan, Patrick, Meeting Street Ferris, Miss, Moygannon Fitzsimons, John, Post Office Street Fleming, S., Park View Flynn, Denis, Duke Street Forster, Miss Rhoda L., 5 Seaview Foster & Co., drapers, The Square Gallagher, William, Charlotte Street Glenny, Rev. R. E., Clonallon Glebe Glenny, Dr. William, Mereham Terrace Glenny, The Misses, Mereham Terrace Gorman, Mary, Marine Parade Gough, John, Newry Street Grant, Peter, Duke Street Greene, Thomas H., The Promenade Gribben, Bridget, Charlotte Street Halbeck, Mrs., publican Hale, Mrs., Summer Hill Hall, Captain Roger, D.L., Narrow Water Hall, Mary, Havelock Place Hamilton, J., Havelock Place Hanna, Thomas, Thomas Street Harbison, M., Sea View Harcourt, Mrs., Temperance Hotel Havern, Mrs., grocer, Church Street Henry, Marianne, Havelock Place Henry, The Misses, Summer Hill Hickey, John, Church Street Higginbotham, Miss, Springfield Terrace Higgins, Michael, The Square Hoey, John, Newry Street Hollywood, Thomas, Sea View Holmes, Mrs., Great George’s Street Hourican, M., publican, Duke Street Hourican, W. James, Marine Parade Hudson, Alexander, Duke Street Ingram J., Church Street, Agent for the “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News.”

Captain Roger Hall

Irvine, William, East Street Irwin & Mather, Agents for the “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News.” Jameson, W. O’Neill, schoolmaster Jones, Robert, Post Office Street Johnston, W., solicitor, Mereham Terrace Jones, R. A., chemist and druggist, etc. Keenan, F., spirit dealer Kelly, James, Newry Street Kelly, John, Church Street Kelly, Mrs., The Promenade Keown, Hamilton, Duke Street Kerr, Robert, Town Hall Kinkead, The Misses, Springfield Kinney, Bridget, Newry Street Kyle, Miss, Bella Vista, Seaview Lavery, Charles, publican, North Dock Lawson, Isabella, Seaview Terrace Lennon, P., Back Seaview Lewis, J., watchmaker and jeweller Linden, George, Ballymaconaghy Lindsay, Holt., Coolbawn Lindsay, Miss, Great George’s Street Little, Agnes, The Square Long, Robert, Queen Street Loughran, Edith, Victoria Street Lynch, Edward, South Quay Magill, Edward, car owner, Newry Street Maginnis, John, Carrogs Mahood, Miss, Mereham Terrace Malie, Mrs., Sea view Mallon, Bridget, publican, Church Street Maney, Thomas, The Square Mansergh, Colonel A. W., Moygannon Marley, Lawrence, Meeting Street Marshall, James, Charlotte Street Martin, Shanaghan, J.P., Aughavilla House Mathers, John, The Square, Agent for “Belfast News-Letter” and

“Belfast Weekly News” Mayne, Mrs., Catherine Lodge Mayne, William, M.D. Meek, David, Gt. George’s Street Miller, W., grocer, Dock Square Moffitt, Thomas, Summer Hill Morgan, G. B., J.P., lessee, Great Northern Hotel Morgan, Miss, grocer, The Square Morgan, P., dealer Morgan, S., bootmaker

Dr William Harriot Mayne

Morgan, Susan, Post Office Street Morrison, John, Narrow Water Murdock, John, Post Office Murdock, Robert, Newry Street Murphy, Betty, Charlotte Street Murphy, James, Newry Street Murphy, Thomas, Promenade Murphy, T., Globe Hotel McAllister, Rev. D., C.C. McAnulty, Daniel, Newry Street McAnulty, Miss, Newry Street McAnulty, Mrs., car owner McAnulty, Owen, Clonallon McAteer, Mary, Church Street McCabe, Joseph, Summer Hill McCamley, James, Meeting Street McCamley, J., Thomas Street McCartan, Mrs., Aughaville McCarthy, Peter, The Square McCaughey, Alice, The Square McClelland, Alfred, coachbuilder McCluskey, Felix, Princes Street McCluskey, John M., Parkview McComish, Miss, Orrington House McComisky, Mary, Post Office Street McCormack, Susan, Best’s Row McElroy, Miss, Charlotte Street McGee, Patrick, Marine Parade McGeone, James, Queen Street McGiveran, P., cooper, Newry Street McGuffin, David, The Square McGuffin, Letitia, East Street McGuffin & Son, bootmakers McHugh, J., saddler, The Square McIvor, William, Gt. George’s Street McKenna, Bernard, publican, Duke Street McKeown, Hamilton, Duke Street McKeown, James, Queen Street McKeown, Miss, The Promenade McKeown, Patrick, Post Office Street McKernan, B., Summer Hill McKernan, Mrs., Summer Hill House McKnight, William, publican, Newry Street McLoughlin, Terence, Sea View McMahon, C., Dromore Cottage McMahon, Margaret, Springfield McMurray, Thomas, Ballyrussell

McMurray, Miss, Best Row McMurray, Miss, Athelby Terrace McNulty, B., saddler, Duke Street McWhirter, John, Summer Hill Neville, Margaret, Victoria Terrace Newell Bros., drapery establishment, The Square Nesbitt & Co., Church Street Norton & Co., car service, The Square Nugent, Robert, Donaghaguy O’Brien, John, Summer Hill O’Brien, Margaret, Duke Street O’Hagan, Michael, Post Office Street O’Hagan, P., Church Street O’Hare, Charles S., J. P., Cloughmore House O’Hare, Edward, Liverpool Hotel O’Hare, Felix, builder, East Street O’Hare, Peter, Mayobridge O’Hare, P. J., solicitor, Seaview O’Hare, Thomas S., Thomas Street O’Hare, Thomas, merchant, Seaview O’Hare, Lewis, dentist, Cloughmore Terrace O’Neill, Misses, grocers, Church Street O’Neill, O., grocer, Church Street O’Neill, Terence, butcher, Church Street Palmer, J., Bay View Parkinson, W., grocer, Marine Parade Pedlow Bros., grocers, The Square Pedlow, Edward, J.P., The Square Perfect, Commander Herbert, Royal Navy Pettit, T., schoolmaster Purdy, John, painter, East Street Ratcliff, Miss, Havelock Place Reid, Mrs., publican, Church Street Reilly, Bernard, manager Warrenpoint and Rostrevor Tramway Company Richardson, James, Marion Lodge Richmond, Ellen, Victoria Place Robb, John, Orange Hall Robinson, Sarah, Queen Street, Best Row Rogers, P. D., Seaview Rose, Mrs., Cloughmore Rooney Bros., boot merchants, Church Street Ruddell, Mary, Cloughmore Terrace Russell, Fred, Merham Terrace Russell, Mrs., Sea view Ruddy, Bridget, Post Office Street Savage, John, Lurgancanty Shearman, Edward, Post Office Street

Patrick James O’Hare

Sherman, William, harbourmaster Shiels, James, Newry Road Simms & Co., grocers, etc., The Square Small, Edward, Donaghaguy Small, Robert, Seaview Smith, Catherine, Havelock Place Smith, Thomas, Fern hill Stanley, H. R., refreshment rooms Steenson, Thomas, Church Street Steen, W., Duke Street Sturgeon, Thomas, publican, The Square Swan, Mrs., Church Street Sweeney, Mrs., Church Street Thompson, C. C., East Street Toombs, R., lodging-house, Post Office Street Trainor, Stephen, Duke Street Toombs, George, Queen Street Tumelty, Ross, Meeting Street Turley, Mrs., Summer Hill Walker, Abraham P., Sea View Walmsly, M., Aughavilla Ward, Daniel, butcher, The Square Ward, Miss, butcher, The Square Warrenpoint and Rostrevor Tramway Co. Waters, Michael, Charlotte Street Weir, Mrs., Mansion House Weir, Thomas, Sea View Willis, Thomas P., Sea View Wilson, J., carpenter Wilson, Mrs., Church Street Young, Jane, East Street Young, Sarah, Sea View

GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Job / Occupation

Definition

Bleacher

Factory worker who bleaches textiles

Car man

Driver of a vehicle used to transport goods

Carrier

Mover of goods

Carter

Transports goods in a cart

Compositor

Sets the type ready for printing

Draper

Dealer of fabrics and sewing necessities

Flesher

Butcher

Millwright

A designer/builders of mill machinery

Monumental works

Builder of headstones / monuments

Pedlar

Seller, merchant

Publican

An innkeeper

Refreshments rooms

Place to get a drink

R.I.C.

Royal Irish Constabulary (Police force)

Sexton

Caretaker of a church

Slater

Roofer/tiler

Spinning master

Spinner of wood, cotton, or linen

Spirit dealer

Seller of alcoholic spirits

Tenter

Someone who, after cloth was dyed, stretched it on a frame

Tinsmith

Worker of tin

Turner

Lathe worker

Victualler

Seller of food/drink, often an innkeeper

CLASSROOM TASKS

1. Why do you think this directory was produced in 1914?

2. Can you arrange the following towns / villages in order of size of population in 1914: Annalong, Bessbrook, Crossmaglen, Hilltown, Kilkeel, Newry, Newtownhamilton, Rostrevor and Warrenpoint?

3. Choose one of the towns or villages in the directory. Make a list of the shops that it contained in 1914, for instance, grocers, butchers, bakers.

4. In 1914 there were far more people producing and selling local goods (for example farmers, drapers, boot makers, linen factories, etc.) than there are today. Why do think this was the case?

5. There are many jobs listed in the directory that no longer exist today (e.g.

millwright, spinning master, cork cutter). Why do you think this is?

6. Can you find your own surname in the directory? If so, how many times does it appear?

7. Why do you think so many of the main towns and villages in Newry and

Mourne are situated close to rivers and / or the sea?

8. Why is a harbour useful to the growth of a town and what sort of activities took place there in 1914?

9. List five products / goods that were transported by boat from Newry and

Mourne.

10. Bessbrook produced a lot of linen. Using the Internet to help, can you briefly describe the process of turning flax into finished linen cloth?

11. Can you list five items that can be made from linen?

12. How would town life have been different in 1914 compared to today?

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thanks are due to the staff and volunteers of Newry and Mourne Museum for their assistance with the production of this resource: Dr Ken Abraham Richard Burns Declan Carroll Noreen Cunningham Jackie Dodds Caroline Hegarty Andrew Henry Conor Keenan Greag Mac a’ tSaoir Eamonn McArdle Amanda McKinstry Shane McGivern Anna Savage Kelly-Marie Savage Dympna Tumilty Pauline Walsh Dr Robert Whan Unless otherwise stated all images come from Newry and Mourne Museum Collection. Directory compiled by Andrew Henry © Newry and Mourne Museum, 2015