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BANDON SLATERS DIRECTORY 1870 With the village of Innishannon and Neighbourhoods
Bandon, or Bandon Bridge, is a large and respectable market town, and a borough both corporate and parliamentary, partly in the parish of Kilbrogan, barony of Kinalmeaky, but chiefly in that of BALLYMODAN, barony of East Carbery, east division, county of Cork, 174 miles s.w. from Dublin and 19 s.w. from Cork, pleasantly situated on the banks of the river from which it derives its name, and is the terminus of the Bandon and Cork railway. This town was founded by the celebrated Richard Boyle, first Ear of Cork about the year 1610; by his interest it was incorporated and several charters were obtained, granting to the inhabitants many privileges and advantages. At the period Bandon was chiefly inhabited by English protestants, who walled and fortified the town and built two churches and market houses. The walls were, however, demolished by the Irish in 1689, for which violence no Roman Catholics were, for a long time, permitted to reside in the town. The settlers being an industrious and economical people, Bandon began to flourish and increase, till at length the streets within the walls becoming incapable of containing its population, several additional ones were built in various parts of the suburbs and it has continued to improve in appearance and increase in wealth ever since. The principal part of the present town lies in a valley environed with lofty hills. Under the various names of Main Street, Boyle Street, and Shannon Street, it extends on the south side for about a mile and a half parallel with the river, and on the north for about half that distance. Many of the habitations are built on the acclivity of the hills on both sides of the river, which are agreeably wooded and embellished with several mansions and villas, that impart to the environs a pleasing appearance. The old town stands on the estate of the Duke of Devonshire; and the western portion belongs to the Earls of Cork and Bandon. In addition to the corn and provision trade, there are two linen manufactories, two breweries, and an extensive distillery, several tanneries, malting, and flour mills; branches of the Bank of Ireland, the Provincial and the Munster Banks, and two hotels. The shopkeepers, who carry on a very extensive retail trade, are numerous and highly respectable. A limited trade is carried on by the river, which is navigable for barges to Inishannon, four miles from the town. The inhabitants were incorporated by charter of James 1. James 11 granted a new one, and Charles II conferred lands on the corporation. The government is vested in the magistrates, who hold general sessions for the west-riding in October or November, and petty sessions for the division every Monday. Manorial courts for the recovery of debts under 40s are held once in three weeks respectively, by the seueschals of the different manors of Castle Mahon, Coolfadda and Clough McSimon, belonging to the noblemen before-named. Bandon returns one member to the Imperial Parliament in the person of William Shaw Esq, S Bolton Street, London W. Bandon confers the title of baron on the family of Bernard.
There are two Episcopal churches belonging respectively to the parishes of Ballymodan and Kilbrogan – the former is a very elegant Gothic structure, the first stone of which was laid on the 9th of March, 1847, by the Earl of Bandon, who subscribed the magnificent sum of stg 700. It was opened for public worship on the 30th of August, 1849 and the total cost amounted to stg 13,000 – stg 4,000 of which was subscribed by friends and parishioners. Kilbrogan church commonly called Christ Church is in a cruelform structure begun in 1610 and finished by the first Earl of Cork in 1625. The other places of worship are a Roman Catholic chapel; one each for Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists; one for Presbyteriansx; a Scots church, and a chapel attached to the Presentation Convent. The sisters of the last named establishment devote themselves assiduously to the instruction of the poor children of the town and its vicinity. The charitable institutions are a union workhouse, a female school of industry, a Protestant charity school for boys, two Catholic charity schools for children of both sexes and several Sunday schools. About half a mile west of the town is Castle Bernard, the delightful residence of the Earl of Bandon. This elegant structure has two regular fronts, ornamented with Corinthian pillars of Portland stone; the apartments are sumptuously furnished and convenient, and the mansion is surrounded with tastefully disposed shrubberies, walks, gardens, and a noble park four miles in extent. Numerous other seats, the residences of opulent and spirited proprietors, tend to enliven the vicinity of Bandon. The markets, which are well supplied with all kinds of provisions and cattle, are held on Wednesday and Saturday. Fairs, May 6th, Holy Thursday, October 29th, November 8th and the first Wednesdy in each of the other months. The population of the town and borough in 1851 was 6,929 and in 1861 6243.
Innishannon is a post village and parish, partly in the barony of East Carbery but chiefly in that of Kinnalea, same county as Bandon, 4 miles E of that town, seated on the north bank of the Bandon river, in the midst of picturesque scenery. A great number of boats arrive here with every tide, laden with sand from Kinsale harbour. The river, which is crossed by a neat bridge of six arches, abounds with fish above the town. The places of worship are the parish church and a Roman Catholic chapel – the former, situated near the river in a thick plantation, is a very neat edifice with tower and spire. A fever hospital and a dispensary are the charitable establishments. Population of the parish in 1861 2,103 and of the village 426.
POST OFFICE, Bridge Street, Bandon, Thomas Lavell, Post Master – Letters arrive from all parts at half past three morning, and at half past four afternoon; and are despatched to all parts west at half past three morning and four afternoon, and to Cork, Dublin, England, &c, at a quarter before ten morning and twenty minutes past eight evening. Money Order Office and Post Office Savings Bank open daily from nine to six. POST OFFICE, Innishannon, Jane Macintosh, Post Mistress – Letters arrive from all parts at seven morning and are despatched at eight evening. Money Order Office and Post Office Savings Bank, open daily from nine to six
Nobility, Gentry and Clergy Adams, Mrs Gertrude, Prospect, Innishannon Allman James, Esq, the Glen Allman Richard, Esq, the Glen Appelbe E.A., Esq, Kildarra Baldwin Godfrey, Esq, Brookfield Baldwin, Mrs Hewit, Watergate Street Bandon, the Right Hon, the Earl of Castle Bernard Banfield Thomas, Esq, Shinagh Barter William H. Esq, Tullyland Beamish Bernard, Esq, Roseville Beamish Francis, Esq, Killinear Beamish Thomas Esq, Cashell Bennett Mr George, Hill House Berwick John R Esq, JP, Coolfadda House Biggs Jacob Esq, Callatrim Browne Stephen, LLD, Devonshire Square Caldwell Mr Alex, Ketnagora Clear Thomas, Esq, Watergate Terrace Cole Rev Harding, Innishannon Cole Thomas, Esq JP, WoodView, Innishannon Connor Mr W, Milton Corker James Richard Esq, Cor Castle, Innishannon Cornwall Capt F.D. North Main Street Cornwall John Esq, Janeville Dennehy Richard, Esq. Prospect Villa, Innishannon Doherty, Richard Wheeler, Esq, South Main Street Dowden Christopher, Esq, South Main Street Dowden William C. Esq, South Main Street Eccles Rev Robt. Kilbrogan Glebe Edwards Robert Esq. Innishannon Eyre Eyre Manuel, Esq, Down Daniel, Innishannon Eyre Rev Robert, Edges Maunsel, Castleview, Innishannon Fawcett Rev FB, Watergate Fuller Thos Esq, South Main Street Grant Rev James, Temple Michael, Innishannon Hassett Henry, Esq, JP Woodlands Hawkes Zechariah Cornock Esq, Moneens Herrick Thomas H. Bousfield, Esq JP Shippool, Innishannon Holland Rev Timothy, Highfort, Innishannon Honor Robt. W, Esq, JP Clancoole Hooper Mr William, Ballymountain Hunter Mr David, Mount Prospect Hunter, James Esq, Shannon Lodge Hurley, Francis C, Esq, Clancoole House Irwin Rev William, The Manse Johnson Mrs Eliza, North Main Street Lamb William A, Esq JP, Kilcolman Park Lane Capt Richd, North Main Street McKenzie James Esq, Innishannon Meade Mrs Dorcas, Bellmont, Innishannon Meade Mrs Elizabeth, Westropp House, Innishannon Meade Captain John Cambell RN, Castle View, Ininhsannon Meade Miss, Meades House, Innishannon Nash Henry Esq, Glenview Cottage, Upton O’Brien Rev Jeremiah PP Belle View O’Connell Rev Daniel, Innishannon O’Grady Thos, Esq, JP Rough Grove O’Keeffe Rev James, Shannon Lodge O’Mahony Rev Jas, Shannon Lodge Poole Horace, Esq, Mayfield Pope George Esq, St Marys Popham M Esq, Scartnamuck Popham Miss Regina, Watergate Popham Robert, Esq, Mabeg Quinn Richard, Esq JP Fir Grove Innishannon Quinn Thomas, Esq, Sunny Hill, Innishannon Roberts Benjamin, Esq, Tooreen Villa, Innishannon Sealy Richard Esq, Chapel St, Spiller Wm Anthony Esq Bandon Sullivan Josias Treselian Esq, North Main Street Sullivan Samuel Esq, Bridge Place Sullivan Thomas Kingston, Esq, North Main Street Sullivan William C, Esq JP, Overton House Teulon GB Esq, North Main Street Unkles Mr Ahraham, W. Union Hall Unkles Mr H. R. Union Hall Wakeham Rev Thos. North Main Street Walker rev Wm, Ballinadee Waugh Rev Thos, Watergate Street Wheeler John, Esq JP North Main Street Wheeler Captain John, RN JP North Main Street Wood William Esq, Coolculitha, Innishannon
Academies and Schools Bandon Model and Training School, Kilbrgan Street – David Jermyn, head master; Samuel Allman, assistant Endowed School, Devonshire Square, Stephen Browne LLD, principal Female School of Industry, Shannon St – Honoria Daly and Jane Shorten, teachers Holland Denis, Shannon Street Infants School, Kilbrogan Street – Catherine Topham, mistress Infants School of Industry, Shannon St, Honoria Daly and assistants, teachers Lordan Thomas, Cavendish Quay McCarthy Timothy, Shannon Street Male and Female School, Curravarahane – supported by the family of Lord Bandon – Thomas Latham, master Matthews Isaac, Town Hall Methodist (Wesleyan) School, Watergate – James Hunter, master. National Schools Chapel Street – Michael O’Keeffe, master Innishannon – Edward Martin, master, Catherine Sullivan, mistress Shannon Street – John Collins, master Watergate Street – Thomas Dixon, master
Protestant Schools Cavendish Quay – Michael Dow?, Master Innishannon – Samuel Good – master. Alice Isaac, Mistress
Scotts Misses – South Main Street
Agents McKenzie Sons and Hooper ( land estate and general) Burlington Quay Tresilian Stewart R (land estate), North Main Street
Apothecaries Belcher Henry and William, Bridge Street Cooper C.R. North Main Street Jagoe Benjamin Henry, South Main Street
Attorneys Doherty Richard Wheeler, South Main Street Fuller Thomas, South Main Street Sherlock Thomas and Son, Chapel Street Sullivan Josias Tresilian, North Main Street Sullivan Thomas Kingston, South Main Stret
Auctioneers Fawsitt John, South Main Street Potter & Son (& Printer), South Main Street
Bakers Beare George, Shannon Street Burke Daniel. Cavendish Quay England Robert, Burlington Quay Falvey Thomas, Innishannon Hegarty George, Castle Road Harte William Henry, South Main Street Heron John, South Main Street Hunter William, North Main Street Lane Joseph, North Main Street Lehane John, South Main Street Mahony James, North Main Street Moriarty William, South Main Street Murphy Johannah, North Main Street Olliffe Edward, Innishannon O’Sullivan J., South Main Street Payne Robert, North Main Street
Banks Bank of Ireland, South Main Street (drawn on the Bank of England) A Lyster, Manager Munster Bank Limited, South Main Street (drawn on the Union Bank, London) Robert Griffith – Manager Provincial Bank of Ireland, North Main Street (drawn on Barclay. Bevan, Litton & Co Loindon) – Henry James Simms Manager Savings Bank (open on Saturday and Fair days from twelve to half past one), Cavendish Row. John Sullivan Secretary
Blacksmiths Calnan John, Cavendish Quay Connell Michael, Innishannon Desmond Daniel, Kilbrogan St Fitzgerald Daniel, Shannon St Keiler John, Shannon Street Peyton Ralph, Cavendish Quay S? Bartholomew, Cavendish Quay Sullivan Patrick, Watergate Street
Booksellers and Stationery Bright William, Bridge Street Falvey Mary E, South Main Street Payne William, Bridge Place
Boot and Shoe Makers Barrett John, Shannon Street Barrett Timothy, South Main Street, Barrett William, Shannon Street Bright Richard, Bridge Street Carroll Mary, South Main Street Corcoran Denis, Shannon St Dawson Ed. Carroll, South Main Street Hayes James, Shannon Street Heron Timothy, Shannon Street Keiler Daniel, Cavendish Quay Leonard Richard, Boyle Street Lovell George, Wesley Place Mara William, Innishannon Phillips Walter, Cavendish Quay Sheridan James, Cavendish Quay Smith James, Cavendish Quay Sutton Robert, South Main Street, Topham Richard, North Main Street
Brewers Cornwall & Co, Watergate Street Hurley & Co, Clancoole Brewery
Brick, Tile and Slate Merchants Harte John H, Cavendish Quay Scott M & Co, South Main Street
Builders Moynihan Daniel, Shannon Street Preston Edward, Shannon Street Stafford Thomas, Castle Street
Butchers Burke Daniel, Castle Street Burke John, North Main St Keefe John, Castle Street Lyons John, Castle St Santery Timothy, Castle St Searle Henry, Innishannon Searle Henry, Castle St Searle Henry, Jun, Castle St Searle Thomas, Castle St Sullivan Daniel, Castle St In the Devonshire Shambles Fitzgerald John, Morgan Michael Murphy Michael Murphy Timothy Reen Edward Reen John Reen Peter Walsh John
Butter Merchants Desmond John, South Main Street O’Driscoll Daniel, South Main Street
Carpenters Long John, Innishannon Moynihan Daniel, Shannon Street Preston Edward, Shannon St Stafford Thomas, Castle St
Coach Builders Dempsey Patrick, Clancoole Fullam Patrick, Burlington Quay
Coal Dealers Clerke John, South Main St Foley Patrick, North Main St Stanley Edward, South Main St Sutton Robert, South Main St Thomas Benjamin, Shannon St
Confectioners Bullen Eliza, Bridge St Bullen Sarah, Castle St Cottrell Sarah, North Main St Hunter William, North Main St Joyce William, South Main St Maguire Alexander, Bridge St Shine Eliza, Bridge St
Coopers Deasy Timothy, Shannon St Griffin Patrick, Kilbrogan St McCarthy John, Market St
Corn Merchants Dowden William Christopher, South Main Street Hayes Bennett, South Main St McDonnell William, South Main Street Pope George, Cavendish Quay
Curriers See Tanners and Curriers
Distillers See Whiskey Distillers
Earthenware & c. Dealers Bennett William, Castle St Bright William, Bridge St Burts Robert, South Main St Coghlan John, South Main St Good J. North Main St Hunter John Henry, Bridge St Kayms Joshua, South Main St Peters Thomas, Castle St Sutton Robert, South Main St
Fire &c, Office Agents Alliance – Thomas Kingston Sullivan, North Main Street English and Scottish Law Life – T.K. Sullivan, North Main St Imperial (fire) Thomas Sherlock & Son, 2 Lin Chapel St Liverpool & London & Globe – S.R. Treselian, North Main St Reliance C.H.R. Unkles, East Gully Mills Royal – Richard Wheeler Doherty, South Main St Standard (life) – Thomas Sherlock and Son, Chapel Street Sun (Fire) Richard Wheeler Doherty, South Main St West of England – McKenzie, Sons and Hooper, Burlington Quay
Flour and Meal Factors and Dealers England Robert, Burlington Quay Falvey Thomas, Innishannon Good John, South Main St McCarthy Daniel, Cavendish Quay McCarthy Thomas, South Main Street McCarthy Timothy, Burlington Quay McDonnell William, South Main St Roberts James. North Main St Savage James, Cavendish Quay
Grocers and Dealers in Sundries Marked thus * are also spirit dealers Allshire Joseph, North Main Street Appelbe G.T. North Union St *Bannon John, Shannon St Beare George, Shannon Street *Brennan Catherine, Shannon St Bullen Walter, North Main Street Burke Daniel, Cavendish Quay Buttimore John, South Main St *Calman Joseph, South Main Street Corley W, South Main St Falvey Thomas, Innishannon Good J. North Main Street Good John, South Main St Harte W.H. South Main St Heron John, South Main St *Hickey Andrew, South Main St *Hunter David, South Main St *Lane, Joseph, North Main St *Lee Matthew, Bridge Place *Loane John, Watergate St Lovell George, Shanonn St McCabe Thomas, Castle St *McCarthy Charles, Cavendish Quay *McDonnell William, South Main St McINtosh Jane, Innishannon *McSweeney Charles, Cavendish Quay Maguire Alexander, Bridge St Murphy Catherine, North Main St *Murphy Giles, South Main St Murphy Hannah, Innishannon *Moriarty William, South Main St Oliffe Edward, Innishannon Peters Thomas, Castle St Robinson Ann, North Main St *Shine Daniel, Watergate St Tanner Anne, North Main St Thomas Benjamin, Shannon Street
Hotels (See also Public Houses) Devonshire Arms, Abraham Loane, North Main Street Railway Hotel, George W. French ………………………………………………………..
Ironmongers and Hardwaremen Appelbe G.T. North Main Street Bright W and J, Bridge Street Bullen William, South Main Street Burts Robert, South Main Street Clerke John, South Main Street Cummins John, South Main Street Fitzpatrick and Co, South Main Street Hunter John Henry, Bridge Street Scott and Co, South Main Street Sutton Robert, South Main Street
Leather Sellers Cummins John, South Main Street Morgan Elizabeth, South Main Street Smith James, Cavendish Square
Libraries Falvey Mary E. South Main Street Payne William, Bridge Place
Linen and Woollen Drapers and Haberdashers Brady A, North Main Street Crowley John, South Main Street Dawson Richard Carroll, South Main Street Fawsitt George, South Main Street Fawsitt John, South Main Street Foley and Co, South Main Street Greaves Charles, South Main Street Greaves Thomas, South Main Street Harris John, South Main Street Horgan James, Innishannon Massy Catherine, North Main Street Moriarty James, South Main Street O’Halloran William, South Main Street, Robinson William and Son, South Main Street Starkie, The Misses, South main Street Turpin George, South Main Street Wade Charles A, North Main Street Wolfe Richard M, South Main Street
Linen Merchant Dowden William Christopher, South Main Street
Maltsters Hurley & Co, Clancoole Brewery McDonnell William, Hill Street Sullivan and Lee, Watergate Street
Millers Bell and McDonnell, Bandon Mill Crowley Jeremiah, Round Hill Crowley Timothy, Round Hill Keyes William, Castelack Regan Patrick, Ballyfield Mills Unkles Brothers East Gully Mills
Milliners and Dress Makers Greaves Charles, South Main Street Greaves Thomas, South Main Street Massey Catherine, North Main Street Moriarty James, South Main Street Walsh Mary, Bridge Street Wolfe H, South Main Stret
Nail Makers Allman George, Market Street Allman John, Cork Road Hurley Robert, Innishannon Donovan John, Shannon Street, Driscoll Timothy, Watergate Street Forrest Robert, Innishannon Leary Charles, Fox Street
Oil and Colourmen Bright W and J, Bridge Street, Hunter John Henry, Bridge Street, Scott M & Co, South Main Street, Sutton Robert, South Main Street
Painters and Glaziers Beven Isaac, Shannon Street, Beven Roger, Shannon Street Beven William, Shannon Street Bright Richard, Bridge Street Riordan Denis, Shannon Street, Sloane William, Castle Road Tobin John, Shannon Street
Pawnbrokers Heron John, South Main Street Kingston William, North Main Street Merris Joseph, Stantons Lane Peyton Harriet, South Main Street
Physicians and Surgeons Belcher William, Bridge Street Cooper C.H. North Main Street Jagoe Benjamin Henry, South Main Street McCarthy Charles, North Main Street Slorach Henry, Innishannon Toole Edward, North Main Street
Public Houses Beamish Thomas, Bridge Street Brien Jerome, Shannon Street Callaghan Cornelius, North Main Street Calnan Richard, South Main Street Coghlan John, Cavendish Quay Connelly Mary, Innishannon Corcoran John,Cavendish Row Cottrell Samuel, North Main Street Crowley Cornelius, Shannon Street Crowley Daniel, Innishannon Crowley L,Cavendish Quay Cummins Mary, Round Hill Daly John, North Main Street Donovan, Mary, Market Street Falvey MJ, Castle Street Fitzpatrick John, Shannon Street Flynn John, Shannon Street, Foley Patrick, North Main Street, Ford Thomas, North Main Street Gallivan James, Innishannon Halloran Timothy, Kilbrogan Street Hayes Catherine, South Main Street Heard James, South Main Street Hickey Daniel, Shannon Street Hickey John, North Main Street Hurley Ellen, Shannon Street Kearney Michael, Cavendish Row Kelly James, Shannon Street McCarthy Charles, Cavendish Quay McCarthy Daniel, Cavendish Quay McCarthy Denis, Castle Road McCarthy Ellen, Shannon Street McCarthy Thomas, Bridge Street McSweeny Daniel, Cavendish Quay Mahony James, North Main Street Mahony Jeremiah, North Main Street Mahony Johanna, North Main Street Mahony Julia, Round Hill Murphy Catherine, North Main Street Murphy Daniel, Shannon St Murphy Daniel, Innishannon Murphy Margaret, Market Street Murray Andrew, North Main Street O’Brien John, Castle Street Sullivan Jeremiah, Cavendish Quay Sweeny Morgan, Shannon Street, Tanner John, Old Cork Road Taylor Timothy, North Main Street Tobin John, Shannon Street Walsh Elizabeth, Market Street
Saddlers and Harness Makers Cunningham John, Market Street O’Donovan Cornelius, South Main Street O’Donovan John, North Main Street Webster George South Main Street
Seedsmen Appelbe GT, North Main Street Bullen William, South Main Street Harte John Hunter, Bridge Street McKenzie Sons and Hooper (and agricultural merchants), Burlngton Quay Pope George, Cavendish Quay
Shopkeepers and Dealers in Groceries and Sundries (See Groceries)
Surgeons See Physicians & Surgeons
Tailors Carthy Patrick, Shannon Street Harte James E, South Main Street Leary Andrew, Innishannon Mahony Dennis, Foxes St, O’Halloran William, South Main Street, Richardson Joseph, Shannon Street Riordan Timothy, Shannon St Ruthe, JB, North Main Street
Tallow Chandlers Bullen Walter, North Main Street, Burke Cornelius O’S, Clancoole Road Clarke William and Sons, South Main Street Giles John, North Main Street Hurley Thomas & CO, North Main St Payne William, Shannon Street Leary Denis, South Main St Slattery Edward, South Main St Stanley, Thomas & Co, South Main St (& soap manufacturers) Tanner, Jonathan, North Main Street
Tanners & Curriers Barrett, Timothy, Gallows Hill Cross Clear Thomas, Watergate Street Smith, Henry, Cavendish Quay Sullivan Samuel, Watergate Street Sullivan WC, Watergate Street
Timber Merchants Harte, John H. Cavendish Quay McSweeny, John, The Hill O’Connell Daniel Shannon St Peters Brothers, Burlington Quay Pope, George, Cavendish Quay
Tobacconists Market thus * are Manufacturers Bullen, Walter, North Main Street *Clarke Wm & Son, South Main Street Leary Denis, South Main Street Slattery Edward, South Main Street *Stanley Thos & Co, South Main Street Sullivan John, South Main Street
Wheelwrights Hurley Denis, Warner’s Lane Harney Patrick, Warner’s Lane
Whiskey Distillers Allman & Co, Distillers, Cork
Wine and Spirit Merchants Corley Winfield, South Main Street Donnell Wm, South Main Street Lee Matthew, Bridge Place Woods Christopher, Bridge St
Worsted Manufacturers and Wool Cambers Baker, Robert, North Main Street Forde George, North Main Street Glasson Wm, North Main Street
Miscellaneous Atkinson William, letter press printer & bookbinder, Bridge Street Baker Robert S, woollen manufacturing, South Main Street Black, James, collector of excise, North Main Street Bright W & J, glass merchants, Bridge Street Doherty Richard Wheeler, land agent, registrar of births, deaths &c, South Main Street Falvey Mary E, toy and fancy dealer, South Main Street Fawsitt John, auctioneer, South Main Street Hunter John S. photographer, North Main Street Lynch D. salt dealer, North Main Street McCarthy Thos, clothes dealer, Bridge St Murray Margaret, gun maker, South Main Street Poole Horatio T. Esq, baronial high constable, Bandon Skuse, John, basket maker, Shannon Street Skuse Thomas, basketmaker, Shannon Street Turpin George, watch maker, South Main Street Walsh Eliz. Tin plate worker, Market St Walsh John, tinplate worker, Market Street
PLACES OF WORSHIP AND THEIR MINISTERS South Main Street – Rev John Bleakley, vicar; Rev F.B. Fawcett, curate North Main Street – Rev Robert Eccles, rector, Rev Thomas Wakeham, curate Innishannon – Rev Robt. Edges Maunsel Eyre, incumbent Roman Catholic Churches Bandon – Rev J. O’Brien, PP, Revs J. O’Keefe and James O’Mahony, curates Innishannon – Rev Timothy Holland, PP and Rev Daniel O’Connell, curates Presentation Convent Chapel, Kilbrogan Street – Rev Thomas Shinkwin, Chaplain Presbyterian Chapel, Shannon Street, Rev Wm Hunter, West Glencoole, Methodist (Primitive) Chapel, Cavendish Quay, Methodist (Wesleyan) Chapels, Bridge Street and Innishannon Scotch Presbyterian Church, Watergate Street – Rev Wm Irwin, minister
POOR LAW UNION Chairman – The Right Hon the Earl of Bandon Vice Chairman – Capt J. Wheeler RN JP Deputy Vice Chairman – G.B. Teulon Esq JP Master – Vacant Matron – Ann Godley Schoolmistress – Emily Boardman Protestant Chaplain – Rev J. Bleakley Roman Catholic Chaplain – Rev Jeremiah O’Brien Clerk and Returning Officer – Stewart R. Tresilian Medical Attendant – William Belcher Relieving Officers – James Fitzgerald,and Thomas Orr Rate Collectors – John Sullivan and Edward Stanley Superintendent Registrar – Stewart R. Tresilian Registrars – Edward Toole, Bandon; Thos Orr, Innishannon, Patrick Crowley, Kilbrittain; John H. Nason, Templemartin; and Crpen Beamish, Murragh Dispensary Medical Officers – Edward Toole, Bandon; Henry Sloerach, Innishannon; Patrick Crowley, Kilbrittain, John H. Nason, Templemartin and Orpen Beamish, Murragh
Agricultural Society, North Main Street – S. R. Treselian, secretary Bandon Club, Town Hall, Captain F.D. Cornwall, Hon Sec Bandon Subscription Newsroom, Town Hall, Rev W Irwin Secretary Bandon Young Mens Association and Protestant reading Room – Stephen Browne LLD and Richard Wheeler Doherty, hon secs Barrack (constabulary), Innishannon Barrack (Constabulary), Hill Street Barrack (Infantry), Cavendish Row Barrack (Militia) Hill Street Bridewell, North Main Street Court House, Cavendish Row – Stephen Molony, clerk Dispensary, Shannon Street – Edward Toole, MD, physician, Henry Belcher, apothecary Dispensary, Innishannon – Henry Sicannorach, MD, physician Excise Office – Fitzgerald Richard, supervisor Inland Revenue Office, North Main Street – James Black, collector Religious Tract Depository, Bridge Place – William Payne, agent Stamp Office, South Main Street – The Misses Starkie, distributors Town Commissioners Office, Town Hall – S.R. Treselian, clerk Town Hall, North Main Street
Coaches and Cars To Bantry, a Mail Car from the railway station at half past three morning; passes through Enniskean, Ballynean, Dunmanway and Drimoleague To Clonakilty, cars at half past three morning, four afternoon and a quarter before six evening To Skibbereen, a mail car, half past three morning, passes through Clonakilty, Ross and Leap Conveyance by Railway on the Cork and Bandon and the West Cork Lines Station, Shanon Street – Robert Payne, station master
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