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From-Guys 1916 Devonshire A...... Hotel7~~: -- THIS -- ramtlp ~ Comm~rcial Will be found moS\ comfortable for TouriSls visiting the beautiful scenery of the Blackwater River (on which a Steamer runs from June to October). Good Stabling. Moderate Charges. Motor Accom­ modation free to Visitors using the Hotel. Cook's Coupons taken. Postal Directory County Cork. 435 ..te's Cross -contd. Youghal. llfet!rDdist ftftttual lm/n"llfJeme><t A.w"iation-Pres, Rev M J Lewis; f:!r~~~~~· Jo~~ff~~sque ch:~~~~~~~~~~~!;e~~~~Rs. secretary, SAL Merrick ~)! ~~!~i~t 1~~~f~~~~~:k Harbour m:t~~~T~: ~anoll Readinr RootHI, T ow n Hall and 1 Parochial Hall DriscoJITimy,oc, Ballindeenisk (See Special Military List.) ASYLUM (Auxiliary). : E~ity Denis, Templeusque Detachments Infantry for Shooting Supo:rioress-Rev Mother, Sister Horgan Mrs, Ballynaparson Practice-- Ephrem Daniel, Coneybeg Commandant, Capt N Smyly ~·~ritn Physici:tn-Michael Twomey, ~18, 0 Connell Cornelius, Coneybeg CUSTOMS AND !!:XCISR. 8CH, 8AnRUI O'ConnellTeffW,Ballynaparson Oflicer-G E Porr.eroy Chaplain-Rev B O'Keelfe,uu, cc O'Connell}effT,Ballynaparson H.!>t, CUSTOMS. O'Connell Mrs Mary, Coney beg Officer in charge-S Chaplin O'Donoghue J erh, Crushyriree Inland RvnucOflicer- G E Pomeroy O'Ktelfe J ohn, Coneybeg O'Ntill J ohn, Templeusque Wealdiam Charles, CP$, Tbe Strand K~l~;,~t~·;:-v~:gph;:R:::~for.Ji~\~~~ Youghal. Cashman James, deputy z,hFi:~T~b!:~hn~~ry~·~~:~e; DD;. (Pop 5,6~8.) CONSTARULARY. Methodist-Rev M J Lewis (Urban District Council.) District ofMi~lcl-on. Yarktt town, head post, money Head Constable-C Tall)<)t CONVENTS. trdn,telegrapb, 1runk telephone and Sergeants in charge of Constabulary LDrdfD, Clifton house - Rev illa:ldrc.-enueoftia:; 111mmn resDrt nations- Mother, Mrs S M Scholastka Hud postmaster and ~tamp dis· Youghai-Peter D;:~y]e, J Thorne Prumtation, Greenpark - Re¥" tn'llulor-A J Kel!y ln•peclor of Weif!:bts and Measures Mother, Mrs Vincent Cuhm:uo Syb.offia:-Strand -Sergl J Murphy Poor Senianfs of tire ilf,;ther o/ Po•tma~ter-M Abern COMMISSIONERS AFFIDAVITS, Cod.. Union Workhouse. RevMother, ~il~~~E:t~!~ :~:!i~·i;S~~~ f;;;1kTJ~oS:~ti/;ia1~:~~!~ House Theresa Agnes Weakliam Charles, C P s, Beau street C!t.rirtia>< Bn>ther.s,Strand street- Director, Rev B L Ryan \"<)<J]Ibalthe terminus Cork and r ou,l\31 ry; five trains to and from Farre\J Thomas. JP, Tbe Red Hou!e Nati"""/Sclroo/s-headteachers C.,..kdaily South Abbey- Stationmaster-J Hartnett COASTGUARDS. l.oretto Convent, Clifton house -LorettoNuns Presentation Convent, Soutb­ ~7lo:A';e,:,~:,~~;,~~~~;.::a: CCh~!f:ftC:~~iSnp,fcb~~hal- Abbe)·-PresentationNuns 1 ~~y~i~~~m ?am to 7Plll· • LIGHTHOU~E. Poor Law Union- l • Stt•Httr tm Blu~ualer durinr L1ghthousc (west SLdc entrance I """ner months to and from Cappo· You ~th ~l h~rbour) . ( "';:";and short excur ~ions Chtef hgbtkeeper-S Stamforth C<o~-a-bancma/DJ""sduringsu mmer BANKS . ~vlr¥~d"JJ!E71f}lrJ1;~e~:~i:: .,.,tiL> to placesofimere't in district Btf.llk o/IrelaNI-Agnt, J Richey; market, Saturdays P•~liammlary div East Cork sub..,.gent, \V G Evans; cashier, RESIDENTS. (""'17 Eledoraldiv Yougbal S C Symes M N>Uter and Ldnster Bank 1/tl­ Ahern B ros, The Mall lUlAL DISTRICT COUNCIL AND Manager, John A 1\lcCarthy; ac· Ahern John, Catherine street llOARO OF GUARDIANS countant, P Maher Ahern Maurice, u o c , Strand OF YOUGHAL. Prtroi..eial Bank ltd-;- 1\fanaf!:U Ahern J\Iinnie, North main st Qaim~j:,~~~~~~~s~;)J P ~::d~e: tci:~nd M~~h'e[J"'n t, J A Ahern Miss, Strand street f"o:,..QW.rman-John Hall Ahern Rev M, cc, Nelson pi Allin-Sealy A, c~, Nelson pl ~~"i'~~~~;~!-W J Sprat! M~\~t'f{e Gtu Wor.b-Managu, Bagge Miss N, Nelson place .Di•pen§ary and Registration dis· Barrett M, North main street tnctofYoughal PICTURE PALACE. Barrelt Mrs, H.hincrew )ledoflicerandRegr-DrCharl<'!s Proprietor-RHurst O'LRonayne Barry A rthur, South main st Di trictNurse-Mrs H Bowler Barry Mrs, North main street Barry Rev David, cc Barter J B, I nchiquin Baylor H F, Ballyvergin Ben nett Michael, Grattan stree' Bible Robert, Wi\Jiam streel Blackham Mrs, South abbey PETTY SESSIONS COURT. Black wood Samuel, North main Q-~u~!~~f;l~~:~~ry Friday. ,;:;.';~':~%~J;:,:7p'!~:=~i,j~:);~ street Blake Sir Henry Arthm, GCMG, Clerk PettySess-Chas Weakliam Presidents, Rev R J Hodges, M A; Civil bill o!lia:r-Robert Bible Re•· M J L~w i s, ~lethodist minister o L, J r, Myrtle grove l Postal Directory County Cork. Youg~-contd. _ Blute David, Rhincrew Daly John, South main street Fuge Richard P, Glencorran, Boland Miss B, Strand street Daly Mrs, North main street Ardmore Booker Miss, Friar street Daly T, 65 North ma,in street Gardiner J A, Provincial bank Bowen M H, press correspon· Dart Mrs A, Williamstown Gearan Denis, South main st dent, Strand street Davis R G, u TJ c, Muckridge Go!f Mce, South main stree< Bowen Miss, Friar street Davey l\fary A, Shambles lane Gore A Knox, Park house Bowler Mrs 11, district nurse Dennehy G H, JP, Laurcntum GormanMrsJane,Southmainst Bride John, North main street Dennehy Mrs H T, Harbour Green Mrs, Devonshire Arms Broderick D A, North main st view Green Miss A, 4 Brighton villas Broderick James Dickinson R, South main street Green Thos,unc,North main,\ Broderick Michael, Nile street Donald Mrs, 7 Friars stred Grey John, Murphys row BroderickVVm, Jl', D c, unc, Donoghue John, Tallow street Griffin Patrick, North main North main street Donovan Capt D, Market liq Guinan~fissMK,South main 51 Buckley Catherine, Market sq Donovan ~lrs E, Strand street Halloran J, Hanover street Buckley J, South main street Donovan :Miss, North main st Hanan Mrs, Sunmount hotel Buckley l\lichl, ne, Muckridge Donovan Mrs L, South main st HarringtonJames, Cork hill Burke K, South Main street Downing M, l\'larket square Hartnett J, stationmaster Caffrey Charles R, n A, curate Doyle Denis, u DC, Friar street Hassett M L, North main st StMarys 9oyle Peter, sergt 11.1 c Healy D, North main street Cailaghan James, Brown street Drury Stephcn M, Strand st Healy J, Market quay Carey Richard, 1 P, cuD c, Ducey Mrs H, North main st Healy Miss M A, Mall North main street Dunne Patrick, Cork hill Hennessy John, PLG, North Carr F D, South abbey Dunny J F (Ferr}' Lessee), main street Carroll Cors P, harbour master, Market sqaare Hennessy Mrs A, North main~t South abbey Dunny Wi!liam, Market square Hewson Mrs, Clifton Carroll Mrs C P, Avonmofe, Dwyer Robert, Chapel lane Hillgrove l\Irs, South main r.t South abbey Egan Richard, The Mall Hedges Rev Richard I, M A, Cashman I, R o, Catherine st Ephrem Sister M, Rev Mother The Rectory Cashman Maudce, unc, PLG, superioress Auxiliary Asylum Hodnett \V R, solr, Nelson i 1 North ma.in street Farre\1 John, 1 P, M cc, D c, Hod nett \V, solr, Nelson pbce Cashman Miss K, Adelphi hotel u ne, Frogmore house Hogan A M, North main street Cashman Mrs Vincent, Rev FarrellJohnE, PLG,Williamst Holmes J, sec Youj!hal and Mother Pres convent Farrell Michael, Cross lane Monard Brick and TileCo!td Cathcart John, Devonshire sq FarreH Richard C, North main Holmes Miss M, North ma.in st Chaplin S, Custom house street Horgan Bros, Friar street Chatterton Miss, The Rock Farre\1 Ric~d ltd,Northmainst Jacob T E, Merville Ciarke Wand Son, South main st Farre\1 Thomas,J P, The Red Jones Samuel, The Cliff Clancy Patrick, UDC, Tallow House Joyce Mrs, North main st !'treet Field W G, North main street Keane John L, solicitor, Nelson Colbert M, supervisor, GP o, Fitzgcrald J, Friar street place The Mall Fitzgerald M, \Villiam street Keane Brothers, North main it Cole A, North main street Fitzgerald E, Railway view Kearns Miss l\1 E. 1 I Fria.r <t Cole AN, MPSl, Nth main st Fitzgerald Simon, Ta\lo1" stree1 Kelleher Michael, Northmain!t Collins & Coleman, North main Fitzgerald T,master workhouse Keller Right Rev Mosignor, street FitzGerald HA, Marina villa, Dtan, PP, VG, Beau st rett tollim: J M, North main street Upper strand Kelly AJ,headpostmaster,Post and Brown street Fitzgibbon Danl, Sth main st office, North main street Collins John, South main st Fitzgibbon John, l'LG, South Kel\yLawrence, Meetinghoase Col\ins Mrs, Tallow street mainstreet lane Colman John, Cork hill Fitz~ibbon Rev M, cc, Friarst Keniry E, North main street Condon J & Son, North main st Flavin James, North main st Kenneal\y M, North main st Condon M, Commercial hotel Flavin Richard, South main st KenneallyJames,Northmain~t Corcoran Mrs, North main st Fleming l\'[ J, u D c, North Kennedy John, P L G, South. Cosgrove Mrs M A, Hanover st main street main street Coughlan Mrs, Spray ville, FlemingMiss Margaret,Friarst Kerr Mrs, The l\Iall Strand Fleming Mrs Wm, Clifton ter Ledingham Mrs M J, Grec:. Coyle Mathew, Monatrea hse Foley Maurice, North main st park hotel Crowley Mrs, North main st Forde 1\frs, Strand house Lee Edmond, North main >1 Cunningham Mrs, North main st Forrest T, South main street Lewis Rev M J, )Jeth min, Curran Michael, M A, ?>I n, Sth Forrest J, jun, North main st The Ma.nse abbey Forrest Simon, South main st Linahan John George Farmer, Curran Mrs Mary, Nth main st Fortune Thomas, The Strand JP, Harbour view south Curran Thomas, u D c, P L G, street David, u uc, MarKet Tallow street ~~;ek~~:·R~k\~n~:in I Li~~:~e Postal Directory County Cork.
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