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THE LATER XIX. CENTURY FARTHING TOKENS OF IRELAND

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DRURY

ARMAGH (Co. ARMAGH)

to top   1		JAS ARMSTRONG & CO | IRONMONGERS | --&-- | GROCERS | *ARMAGH* (lines 1, 2, 4 & 5 curved)
		WM ARMSTRONG & SON | SILK | MERCERS | HABERDASHERS | --&c.-- | LURGAN (lines 1, 4 & 6 curved)
		(1850)*

to top   2		. TEA WINE & SPIRIT . | MERCHANT = RT MCCULLA | ARMAGH (line 1 curved)
		PAYABLE AT THE SIGN OF THE CLOCK MARKET ST = ONE FARTHING (within a circle). (line 2 curved).
		The issuer was in business here in 1856.

ATHLONE (Co. ROSCOMMON)

to top   3		BURGESS & CO | DRAPERS & MERCERS = CHURCH ST | ATHLONE | & MAIN ST | MOATE.
		CHURCH ST | ATHLONE | MAIN ST | MOATE | & | WILLIAM ST | TULLAMORE (lines 1, 6 & 7 curved)
		Thomas Burgess and Co. (1839)*

to top   4.		P. MAXWELL | GROCER | & IRONMONGER | * CHURCH ST * | ATHLONE (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria.

BALLYMACARRETT (Co. DOWN)

to top   5		JAMES JONES | BALLYMACARRETT = Head of Queen Victoria.
		THE BALLYMACARRETT GROCERY & HABERDASHERY * = ESTABLISHMENT curved). Below, a balance. E:  milled
		His address was 111 and 113 Bridge-end, and was there as late as 1870.
5a		O: & R: Same as No. 5 but plain edge.

BALLYMENA (Co. ANTRIM)

to top   6		GREENE & SINCLAIR * BALLYMENA * = A hat.
		WOOLLEN DRAPERS, HABBERDASHERS &c. = BOOTS | AND | SHOES
		Issuers were in Mill Street in 1852** (1845)* [note 2 B's in HABBERDASHERS, "AND" not "&"]

BARRACKTON (Co. CORK)

to top   7		JOHN MCCARTHY | GROCER | AND SPIRIT | DEALER | NO 1 BARRACKTON (lines 1 & 5 curved 3 & 4 not parallel)
		THE CHINA MAN = A china man holding a branch in his left hand.
		Barrackton was a suburb of Cork City. (Batty listed this under Scotland)

BELFAST (Co. ANTRIM)

to top   8		JOHN ARNOTT & CO | SILK | MERCERS | DRAPERS | &c. (line 1 curved)
		PAYABLE IN BELFAST & CORK . * . = ONE | FARTHING
		Issuers commenced business in No. 26 High St. about Jany. 1840 when the token was probably struck. See also No. 43.
9		JOHN ARNOTT & CO | SILK | MERCERS | HABERDASHERS | &c. (line 1 curved)
		PAYABLE AT NO 5. 7 &. 9 BRIDGE ST BELFAST. = ONE | FARTHING
		Issuers moved into Bridge St. in 1841.**
10		As No. 9.
		PAYABLE AT NO *. 7 & 9. BRIDGE ST BELFAST. = ONE | FARTHING.
		This would appear to have been struck from an altered die.
10A		As No. 10.
		Similar to No. 10, but with a period after '&' but not after '9.'
11		JOHN ARNOTT & CO | SILK | MERCERS | DRAPERS | &c. (line 1 curved)
		PAYABLE IN BELFAST & CORK * = Head of Queen Victoria.

to top   12		FERRAR & COMPY | SILK | MERCERS | HABERDASHERS | &c. (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		PAYABLE AT | DONEGAL PLACE = ONE | FARTHING

to top   13		FERRAR & TAGGART | SILK | MERCERS | HABERDASHERS | &c. (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		As No. 12

to top   14		. WM FOSTER . | LINEN | DRAPER | & HABERDASHER (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		.WM . FOSTER. | LINEN | DRAPER | & HABERDASHER (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		Issuer was in 13 James St. Belfast in 1835**  Jon Foster, also a linen draper and haberdasher issued a similar piece.
14v		O: & R: similar - no details
		This different die variety was listed in the Pardoe sale.

to top   15		WILLIAM GILMORE | * | TEA DEALER | GROCER FRUIT | WINE & SPIRIT * | MERCHANT * | 14 | HIGH ST. | BELFAST (1st & last 2 lines curved)
		VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
		(1853)*

to top   16		B. HUGHES | BELFAST = ONE | . FARTHING .  (line 2 curved)
		. RAILWAY . BAKERY = A sheaf of wheat.
		Issued by Bernard Hughes, 71 Donegal Street. (1847 or 1848)* The bakery was also known as Donegal Street Bakery and was adjacent to the Railway Station.
17		Similar to No. 16, but the dots are further from the beaded circle: in the last they are touching the circle
		Similar but a different wheatsheaf.
17v		?
		Similar but a small "H" beneath the wheatsheaf, between K & E of BAKERY.

to top   18		.B. MCGLADE . | WHOLESALE & FAMILY GROCER = --97-- | YORK ST | BELFAST | -- * --
		B MCGLADE | WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT = ONE | FARTHING (in a circle)
		(1848)* Bernard McGlade was in business at this address until as late as 1870.
19		B. MCGLADE | 34 EDWARD ST | BELFAST. (lines 1 & 3 curved)
		B. MCGLADE | WINE & SPIRIT | MERCHANT. (lines 1 & 3 curved)

to top   20		CHAS MCGLADE | 34 | EDWARD ST | & | 71 SMITHFIELD | .BELFAST. | (lines 1, 5 & 6 curved) The dot is under the space between 7 and 1. The top of 'E' of "EDWARD" lines with the first limb of 'H.'
		CHAS MCGLADE | WHOLESALE | --.-- | & RETAIL | * WINE & SPIRIT * | DEALER | GROCER &C (lines 1, 2, 6 & 7 curved)
		He was in business at this address in 1856.
21		Similar to No. 20, but "EDWARD ST" higher, the top of 'E' lines with the middle of 'H,' and the dot is directly under the '7.' The '3' of '34'is square topped whereas in No. 20 it is round topped.
		As No. 20. sold Whytes '97

to top   22		C & P. MCGLADE | 34 . EDWARD ST | & | 71. SMITHFIELD | BELFAST (lines 1, 2, 4 & 5 curved)
		C & P. MCGLADE | WHOLESALE | WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS | GROCERS &c.| BELFAST (lines 1, 2, 5 curved, 3 double curved)
		(1848)
22v		O: & R: Similar to previous
		A different die variant was suggested in Whytes Feb.'97 Lot 297
23		C & P. MCGLADE | GROCERS, | WINE & SPIRIT | DEALERS |  BELFAST (lines 1, 2, 3 & 5 curved)
		PAYABLE AT 34 EDWARD ST | & 71 SMITHFIELD = ONE | FARTHING (line 2 curved)
24		Similar to No. 23, but there is a line under the 'C' of "MC" instead of a dot, and no comma after "GROCERS." The lettering of the name and of "BELFAST" is smaller, and that of "WINE & SPIRIT" larger. The letters have no ceriphs.
		Similar to No. 23, but there is a period before "PAYABLE" and after "ST." The letters of "ONE FARTHING" have no ceriphs.
25		Similar to No. 24, but the 'G' of "GROCERS" is under 'C' and over the last limb of 'N' whereas in No. 24 it is over the 'E' of "WINE."
		Same as No. 24.

to top   26		. MCKENZIE BROS . | BELFAST = MAY ST
		. BRASS FOUNDERS . | PATENT | AXLE | MAKERS | & | GAS FITTERS (lines 1 & 6 curved) The '&' is over the space between 'I' & 'T.'
		(1852)* Malcolm McKenzie was originally at 25 May Street. May Street Brass Foundry, 55 May Street.
27		As No. 26.
		Similar to No. 26, but the '&' is over the first 'T.'

to top   28		. MACKENZIE & MCMULLEN . | SILKS & SHAWLS = SCOTCH | HOUSE
		.CHEAP DRAPERY. WAREHOUSE .36. HIGH.ST = Shamrock Rose & Thistle
29		Similar to No. 28, but the 'C' of "MCMULLEN" is smaller and has a dot instead of a line below it.
		Similar to No. 28, but without the full stop after "HIGH."
30		Similar to No. 29, but reads "MAKENZIE."
		From the same die as No. 28.
30a		Struck in brass.
30v		As No. 30.
		From the same die as No. 29 i.e. no full stop after "HIGH."
		Struck in brass.  [Not in Drury] Is this the piece Drury meant?

to top   31		. ROBT MCKENZIE . SILKS & SHAWLS = SCOTCH | HOUSE
		.CHEAP DRAPERY. WAREHOUSE .36. HIGH.ST = Shamrock Rose & Thistle. The leaf of the thistle points to the left. The lower end of the thistle stem is spread over '36.'
		(1856)
32		Same as No. 31.
		Similar to No. 31, but the thistle leaf is nearer the rose, and the bottom of the stem is pointed, over '3.'
32v		Similar to No. 31, but the centre closer, & further from legend.
		Similar to No. 31, but the thistle leaf hooked left, one stem terminates over the dot, and the other over the 'S.'
		[This variety was not in Drury.]
33		Similar to No. 31, but the centre closer, & further from legend.
		Similar to No. 31, but the thistle leaf points to the right, and the ends of the stems are turned to the left over 'SE.'
34		Similar to No. 33, 'SCOTCH' terminating a little higher.
		Similar to Nos. 31 & 33. The thistle is not pointed, one stem terminates over the dot, and the other over the '3.'

to top   35		MACKENZIE & SAUNDERS. BELFAST. * = Shamrock and thistle.
		PAYABLE AT | THE | SCOTCH HOUSE | NO 36 | HIGH STREET (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		(1847)*

CARRICKFERGUS (Co. ANTRIM)

to top   36		CUNNINGHAM & CO | TEA | MERCHANTS | CARRICKFERGUS (lines 1, 3 & 4 curved)
		CUNNINGHAM & CO | WINE | AND | SPIRIT | MERCHANTS (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		(1852)* High Street Carrickfergus (1852-1881) and Islandmagee (1852)
36v		Similar to No. 36 but CARICKFERGUS
		As No. 36.
		[This variety not in Drury.]
37		CUNNINGHAM & CO | TEA | MERCHANTS | ISLAND MAGEE | AND | CARRICKFERGUS (lines 1 & 6 curved)
		As No. 36
		(1852)* Issuers were in High Street from 1852 to 1881**

CLONMEL (Co. TIPPERARY)

to top   38		PETER MCSWINEY & CO ABBEY ST CLONMEL = Head of Queen Victoria.
		PETER MCSWINEY & CO MERCERS & DRAPERS. = ABBEY ST, CLONMEL,
		Was in business in 1846.

to top   39		PAYABLE AT MCSWINEY, O.BRIEN & CO. = VICTORIA | HOUSE | ABBEY ST | CLONMEL
		A scissors & foot-rule, with below, ONE | FARTHING (line 2 curved)

CLOYNE (Co. CORK)

to top   40		R. SWANTON, | WOOLLEN | DRAPER | & HATTER, | CLOYNE. (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		Same as obverse.
		Richard Swanton linen & woollen draper, of 57 Patrick Street. (1845)* Also see Nos 66 and 136

COLERAINE (Co. LONDONDERRY)

to top   41		ROBT SMALL | MERCHANT | COLERAINE (lines 1 & 3 curved)
		. PAYABLE AT . | CHURCH-ST = 34 & 35
		He was in business there in 1856.
42		As No. 41.
		GENUINE WAREHOUSE = A caddy with "TEA" inscribed on it.

CORK (Co. CORK)

to top   43		ARNOTT & CO | SILK | MERCERS | DRAPERS | &c. (line 1 curved)
		PAYABLE AT CORK = Head of Queen Victoria.

to top   44		J. ARNOTT & CO | * | SILK MERCERS | DRAPERS | &c. (line 1 curved)
		PAYABLE IN CORK & BELFAST. = ONE | FARTHING
		John Arnott & Co. General Drapers, 52 & 53 Patrick St Cork, also in Belfast where they issued other tokens.

to top   45		ONE FARTHING PAYABLE AT GEO. S. BEALE'S GROCERY WAREHOUSE * = Head of Unicorn with 5-pointed star on neck, and underneath, 14 | PATRICK ST CORK (line 2 curved)
		NEWPORT COAL STORES FISH-ST CORK = A two masted ship in dock, horse and cart alongside and men, one carrying a sack, buildings in background Ex: 1842
45a		Silver Proof (Whytes  Feb. 1997 listed this & stated only 2 known).
45b		gilt
		'Newport Coal Stores' refers to Monmouthshire Coal, shipped from that port.
46		Similar to No. 45, but "82 PATRICK ST" instead of "14"
		As No. 45.
46a		Silver proofs specimens of this occur.
46b		gilt

to top   47		J. C & CO | LATE | TODD & CO | CORK
		ONE FOURTH OF A PENNY = PAYABLE | IN | CORK | 1841
		John Carmichael & Co. (late W. Todd & Co.) 18 & 19 Patrick St., General Drapers, Carpet and Floorcloth Warehousemen.

to top   48		E. CLEBURNE, | WOOLLEN DRAPER | NO 9, | GRT GEORGE ST | CORK. (lines 1 & 2 curved)
		E. CLEBURNE, | CLOTHIER, | NO 9, | GRT GEORGE ST | CORK. (line 1 curved)
		Issuer was Edward Cleburne (1848 sic)*

to top   49		. WM FITZ GIBBON & CO GT GEORGE ST CORK . | GENERAL WOOLLEN LINEN & SILK. (in two circles) = MERCHTS | 1835
		PAYABLE AT WM FITZ GIBBON & CO GT GEO. ST CORK = ONE FARTHING.
		Nos. 42, 43, 44 Great George St.   (1835)*
50		O: & R: WILLIAM | FITZ GIBBON | AND CO | MERCHANTS | CORK
50v		as above but in lead

to top   51		DENIS HEGARTY | SPIRIT DEALER | 15 | BARRICK ST | CORK (lines 1 & 5 curved, 2 double curved) The second 'I' of 'SPIRIT' is under the second limb of 'N' in 'DENIS'
		Similar, but the second 'I' of 'SPIRIT' is under the middle of 'N' and 'ST' is nearer the margin.
		Issuer in business on or about 1847.
52		O: & R:  Similar to No. 51, but "ST" is nearer the margin, as on R: of No. 51.
		[It is believed that this does not exist, but simply a worn No. 51 or 53]
53		Similar to No. 51, but the second 'I' of 'SPIRIT' is under the first limb of 'N.'
		Similar to No. 51.

to top   54		JOSEPH HELEN * CORK * = a leaf of Shamrock.
		ONE | FARTHING | TOKEN
		Issuer a pawnbroker at 39 Douglas Street in 1847.

to top   55		. TIMOTHY LYNCH . 87 NORTH MN ST CORK = FANCY BREAD | & | BISCUITS within a circle (line 1 curved)
		GROCERY | CONFECTIONARY | AND | SUGAR WORKS
		Issuer was in North Main Street in 1847.

to top   56		LYONS & CO | TEA COFFEE | & SUGAR | IMPORTERS | & DEALERS | CORK (lines 1, 2, 5, 6 curved)
		Similar.
		James Lyons, Tea Dealer, 141 Barrack St & 9 North Main St 1852.

to top   57		E. D. MAHONY, | 62, | NORTH MAIN ST | CORK. (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		TRIMMING WORSTED & COTTON WAREHOUSE + = AND WOOL STORE
		Issuer Edward Duke Mahony, in business in 1847.

to top   58		CORK | MONT DE PIÉTÉ | TOKEN
		A three masted ship in full sail between two tall towers.

to top   59		. JOHN O'DONOGHUES . GENERAL WAREHOUSE = -o- | CORK | -o-
		49 GREAT GEORGE'S STREET . * . = -o- | CORK | -.o.-

to top   60		OGILVIE AND BIRD CORK * = ONE | FARTHING | 1838 within a fine circular line.
		DRAPERS AND SILKMERCERS * = PAYABLE | AT | 48 & 49 | PATRICK ST within a fine circular line.

to top   61		. WILLIAM REARDON . SHANDON STREET = CORK
		Head of Queen Victoria.
		Of 37 Shandon Street in 1847.

to top   62		WM READON | PAWNBROKER | 37 SHANDON ST | CORK.
		Head of Queen Victoria.
		Note the misspelling of the issuer's name.

to top   63		ROGERS | PAPER | HANGINGS | CORK (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		PAINTING | PLUMBING | &C | 82 GEORGES ST (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		Issuer Michael William Rogers was in business in 1847.

to top   64		WM SEYMORE & CO | * | HARDWARE | MERCHANTS | PATRICK ST | CORK | (lines 1 & 6 curved)
		Vulcan leaning on a sledge which rests on an anvil block.
		Of 67 Patrick Street in 1844. This is struck in brass.

to top   65		AMBROSE SHEPPARD | LEATHER | DEALER | 82 SHANDON ST | CORK (lines 1, 4 & 5 curved)
		LEATHER DEALER | AND SHOE | FINDINGS | WAREHOUSE (lines 1 & 4 curved)

COVE (Co. CORK)

to top   66		SWANTON & CO | DRAPERS, | COVE. (lines 1 & 3 curved)
		Head of Queen Victoria (1847)*
		Possibly linked to Richard Swanton, Patrick St Cork and/or Richard Swanton, draper of Cloyne (see DR40) and or  Swanton & Co of Queenstown (see DR136)?

DOWNPATRICK (Co. DOWN)

to top   67		. HUGH CROSKERY . | WINE | SPIRIT | & | TEA | MERCHANT (lines 1, 5 & 6 curved)
		PAYABLE | AT | MY NEW | ESTABLISHMENT | DOWNPATRICK | - | ONE | FARTHING (lines 1, 4, 5 & 8 curved) A spray of 3 leaves of shamrock at each side of the words 'MY NEW.'
		(1852)*Originally in Scotch Street, later the "New Establishment" was in Market St.

DROGHEDA (Co. LOUTH)

to top   68		TODD, LAING & CO FAIR ST DROGHEDA. = A building.
		WHOLESALE & RETAIL | LINEN & WOOLLEN | DRAPERS | MERCERS, | HOSIERS, HATTERS, | HABERDASHERS, | OUTFITTERS, | & HOUSE | FURNISHERS, | BONNETS, BOOTS & SHOES, | MANTLES & CLOAKS &c &c (lines 4, 6, 7 & 8 straight, the rest curved, 5 double curved)
		Issuers were in business in 1846.

DUBLIN (Co. DUBLIN)

to top   69		THE TEA ESTABLISHMENT DUBLIN = A building, below it, ANDREWS & CO and to the left H. to the right B
		ANDREWS'S | FAMOUS | 4/S | TEA (The words in curved lines)
		(1834)*

to top   70		THOMAS BRYAN | 23 UPR BAGGOT | STREET | DUBLIN | WINE & SPIRIT DEALER (lines 1, 2, 4, 5 curved)
		VICTORIA DEI GRATIA = Head of Queen Victoria
		(1852-1864)*
71		Similar to No. 70, but reading 'DEALR'
		Similar to No. 70.
		This variety is struck on a smaller & thinner flan then No. 70.

to top   72		. BYRNE & CO . 6 & 7 GRANBY ROW DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria. (The nose is arched)
		BYRNE & CO | TEA & WINE | MERCHANTS . | 6 & 7 GRANBY ROW | DUBLIN. (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		(1849-1865)*
73		Similar to No. 72. The head is a little different, the nose being slightly retrouss‚ instead of arched, and the back hair projects in three separate locks.
		As No. 72.

to top   74		CANNOCK WHITE & CO DUBLIN & CORK = Head of Queen Victoria.
		. CANNOCK WHITE & CO NR THE POST OFFICE . = DRAPERS | 14 HENRY ST | DUBLIN
		(1847)*
75		.CANNOCK WHITE & CO. 14 HENRY ST DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
		Similar to No. 74, but a dot instead of a line under the 'R' of 'NR'
76		* CANNOCK WHITE & CO * DUBLIN (small lettering) = Three leaves of Shamrock. The stalk of the Shamrock, points to the 'I' in 'DUBLIN'
		VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
77		. CANNOCK WHITE & CO . DUBLIN (large lettering) = Three leaves of Shamrock. The stalk of the Shamrock, points to 'B' in 'DUBLIN.'
		VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN = Head of Queen Victoria. (Same as No. 76.)

to top   78		M. W. DONOGHUE | NO 1 | FITZWILLIAM | LANE | * DUBLIN * (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria.
		See No 96 - issued 9 years later from the same address (1847)* [Bell, quoting Batty, wrongly lists this as DONOHUE]

to top   79		. GEORGE S, FITZ-HUGH . 9 COLLEGE ST = A rose.
		VICTORIA REGINA. = Head of Queen Victoria.
		(1852)* sold Whytes '97

to top   80		MICHAEL KILLEEN WOOLLEN DRAPER = Head of Queen Victoria.
		NATIONAL WOOLLEN HALL = 10 | DAME STREET | DUBLIN
		(1846)*
80v		As No. 80.
		Similar to No. 80 but "WOOLEN"  and no street number.
		[Not in Drury - see Bell.]

to top   81		MC SWINEY DELANY & COMPANY * = LOWER | SACKVILLE ST | DUBLIN
		A building, above it DUBLIN, below OPENED MAY | 1853
		Drapers and silk mercers at 23-27 Lwr Sackville St, and 3-5 Nelson Lane. The building depicted housed the Dublin Ind. Exhib. (1853) in Merrion Sq.

to top   82		O'GRADY CLINTON & CO * DRAPERS * = 19 & 20 | HENRY ST | DUBLIN
		MAY IRELAND FLOURISH = A harp of 12 strings, beneath a spray of shamrock.
		(1852)*

to top   83		.P. J. PLUNKETT LEATHER MERCHANT. DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria, 1 AUNGIER-ST (curved)
		IMPORTER | OF | FRENCH & ENGLISH | LEATHER, | SHOE | TRIMMINGS | &c. | WHOLESALE & RETAIL (lines 1 & 8 curved)
		(1847)* Located at 1 Aungier St. Also in Brass.

to top   84		NO 49 SOUTH KING STREET DUBLIN = THE | PORTER | BARM | BAKERY
		THOMPSON & CO | NO 49 | SOUTH KING ST | * | DUBLIN (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		(1847)*

to top   85		NO 49 SOUTH KING STREET .  DUBLIN = THE | PORTER | BARM | BAKERY
		CORK BAKERY | NO 49 | SOUTH KING ST | * | DUBLIN (lines 1 & 5 curved)
86		38 STEPHENS GREEN NORTH DUBLIN = THE | PORTER | BARM | BAKERY
		CORK BAKERY | * | SOUTH KING ST | * | DUBLIN (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		Stephens Green is believed to have been a branch of the previous two.

to top   87		. SCOTT BELL & CO . WELLINGTON QUAY DUBLIN = SUCCESSORS | TO | HARVIES & CO (lines 1 & 3 curved) The 'O' of 'CO' in the outer legend is distinctly oval.
		. SILK MERCERS . DRAPERS & HOSIERS = Shamrock, Rose & Thistle in group.
		The address was 2 to 5 Wellington Quay & 1 Essex St (1852)*
88		Similar to No. 87, but larger lettering in name, and smaller in address. 'TO' lines with 'O' of 'CO' instead of above it. The 'O' of 'CO' is nearly circular.
		As No. 87.

to top   89		. TALTY, MURPHY & CO . 9 & 10, HENRY ST, DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
		TRIMMINGS, | HABERDASHERY, | BERLIN WOOLS | HOSIERY, | SHIRTS, GLOVES &c (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		(1849)*
89v		as above
		blank
		Noted in Bell

to top   90		. TODD, BURNS, & CO, DRAPERS, MARY ST, DUBLIN 1834 . = ONE | FARTHING The 'G' of 'FARTHING' is in line with the space after 'ST.'
		W. TODD, & CO, DRAPERS, CORK, & LIMERICK. = PAYABLE IN | DUBLIN,| CORK, | OR | LIMERICK .  (lines 1 & 5 curved) The 'L' of the central 'LIMERICK' is opposite the first 'D' in 'TODD' and the period after it, is opposite the 'M.' The 'R' of 'CORK' & of 'OR' is above the level of 'O.'
		(1832)*
91		Same as No. 90, except that the letters are blurred as if struck from a much used die.
		Same as No. 90.
92		Similar to No. 90, but the centre terminates further from the outer legend and is lower, the 'G' of 'FARTHING' being opposite the 'D' of 'DUBLIN. '
		Similar to No. 90, but after 'CO' there is a comma only [ie no dot beneath the 'O'] The 'L' of the central 'LIMERICK' is opposite to the last 'D' of 'TODD,' and the period after it, is opposite the first limb of 'E.' The 'R' of 'OR' is below the level of 'O.'
93		Same as No. 92.
		Similar to No. 92, but the period after the central 'LIMERICK' is opposite the 'M.'
94		Similar to No. 90, but the centre is slightly lower, and the comma has a different slope.
		Similar to No. 93, but the 'R' of the central 'CORK' is directly under 'L' of  'DUBLIN' instead of under 'BL' and the comma after the outer 'CORK' has an extreme slope to the right.
94v		Silver proof.
95		TODD BURNS & Co. DUBLIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
		GENERAL FURNISHERS DRAPERS TAILORS &c&c . = 47 | MARY ST | DUBLIN

to top   96		WM TOMBLINSON | NO 1 | FITZWILLIAM | LANE | + DUBLIN + (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA =  Head of Queen Victoria.
		Issuer was a Vintner. See No. 78 (1856)*
97		Similar to No. 96, but the 'A' of 'LANE' comes below the 'WI' instead of immediately below 'W' and the second 'L' of 'FITZWILLIAM' is  above the level of the first 'L.'
		As No. 96, but with I.C.P. below the bust.
		[There are no stops on No. 123!] Same reverse die as No. 123. The initials are those of John C. Parkes, of The Coombe, Dublin.

to top   98		WEBB & CO | LINEN & WOOLLEN | DRAPERS | 10 11 & 12 | CORN MARKET | DUBLIN  (lines 1, 2, 5 & 6 curved)
		VICTORIA QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN = Head of Queen Victoria.
		(1852)* James Henry Webb & Co.

ENNISCORTHY (Co. WEXFORD)

to top   99		W. I. JOHNSTON | & CO | COMMERCIAL | HOUSE | ENNISCORTHY (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria.
		Walter Johnson & Co were linen and woollen drapers, haberdashers and hatters in the Market Square.

GALWAY (Co. GALWAY)

to top   100		. GEORGE FARQUARSON & CO . GALWAY = 1839
		. GEOE  FARQUARSON & CO . WOOLLEN DRAPERS = GALWAY
		Issuer had his business in William Street.
101		. GEORGE FARQUARSON & CO GALWAY . 1839 = ONE | FARTHING
		. GEOE FARQUARSON & CO . WOLLEN DRAPERS = PAYABLE | AT | GALWAY
101v.		similar, but dated 1838 (Noted in Bell - does it x?)

to top   102		I. FORTUNE & CO.  GALWAY =  Head of Queen Victoria.
		I. FORTUNE & CO | LINEN | & | WOOLLEN | DRAPERS, | HOSIERS | HATTERS | & | HABERDASHERS | GALWAY. (lines 1, 2, 9 & 10 curved)
102v		As previous.
		In Brass.

to top   103		MICHAEL HENNESSY EYRE SQUARE GALWAY . = WOOLEN & | FANCY | WAREHOUSE (in curved lines)
		PAYABLE AT ML. HENNESSY'S EYRE SQUARE GALWAY . = ONE | FARTHING
		sold Whytes '97
104		.MICHAEL HENNESSY WOOLLEN DRAPER HATTER &c. = GALWAY
		.PAYABLE AT M. HENNESSY'S. EYRE SQUARE . GALWAY . = ONE FARTHING
		I've seen another variety advertised - but on inspection, it simply looked like die filling on EYRE on the reverse.

GORT (Co. GALWAY)

to top   105		JOHN BOLAND | . GORT .  | *   (line 1 curved)
		. JOHN BOLAND GROCER . | WINE | & | SPIRIT | MERCHANT (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		The shop under the same name still existed in 1910.

KILLARNEY (Co. KERRY)

to top   106		C. A. O'KEEFFE | MAIN ST , KILLARNEY =  Head of Queen Victoria.
		WOOLLEN & LINEN DRAPER = HATTER | & | HOSIER.
106v.		as above
		similar but WOOLEN
		The first listed in Batty (1543) as G. A. O'KEEFFE. The second was in Bell "with one O in WOOLLEN", but Batty 1544d lists it as WOOLEN

to top   107		. WILLIAM MCSWEENY . | KILLARNEY = MERCHANT
		. COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE . | 1, 2, & 3, HENN ST =  Head of Queen Victoria.
108		. MCSWEENY & O'KEEFFE . | LATE I. WELPLY & CO . = GENERAL | DRAPERS
		* COMMERCIAL HOUSE * | KILLARNEY  = Head of Queen Victoria.
		Note: James Welply issued the Macroom Tokens Nos 125 & 126 of 1845
109		MCSWEENY | & O'KIEFFE, | LATE I. WELPLY & CO | GENERAL | DRAPERS.
		COMMERCIAL | HOUSE, | NO 1, 2, & 3, | HENN STT | KILLARNEY. (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		Trading as McSweeny and O'Keefe (sic - according to Bell) in 1846.

to top   110		. SWEENY & O'KEEFE . GENERAL DRAPERS &c . = --o-- | KILLARNEY | --o--
		.COMMERCIAL HOUSE. 1, 2 & 3  HENN STREET = --o-- | KILLARNEY | --o--

KILMALLOCK (Co. LIMERICK)

to top   111		DANL O'BRIEN, KILMALLOCK. = DRAPER,
		Head of Queen Victoria.
		At 59 Main St in 1846.

KINGSTOWN (Co. DUBLIN)

to top   112		.HARRISON & CO'S. TEA . IS THE BEST = Shamrock Rose & Thistle.
		.HARRISON & CO . LOWR GEORGES ST . KINGSTOWN = SUCCESSORS | TO | J. BEWLEY  (lines 1 & 3 curved)
		(1849)*
112v		O: & R: similar to previous but slight variation (?).
		Whytes (Feb '97) listed DR112 plus a "slight variation" Edward Harrison & Co, grocers and wine merchants, 76 Lwr George's St.
113		Same as No. 112.
		.HARRISON & CO. KINGSTOWN & DALKEY = GENERAL | --.-- | GROCERS (lines 1 & 3 curved)
		(1854)*

LIMERICK (Co. LIMERICK)

to top   114		.LESLIE ACHESON. LIMERICK = WOOLLEN DRAPER
		A wreath of shamrock = 1838 E: Milled
		sold Whytes '97. He was a draper at 2 George St. in 1846.
115		Similar to No. 114, but Edge plain.

to top   116		.JOHN EGAN. WHOLESALE MANCHESTER WAREHOUSE = PAYABLE AT | NO 6 | ROBERT | STREET | LIMERICK (lines 1 & 5 curved)
		ONE FARTHING 1832 = A spinning wheel

to top   117		. CHAS HIGGINSON & CO . | LIMERICK = DRAPERS
		Head of Queen Victoria.

to top   118		MCARDELL AND BOURKE | LIMERICK. 1843 = GUNPOWDER | MERCHANTS
		TRIMMING, WORSTED, | & STATIONARY = WAREHOUSE | 3, RUTLAND ST

to top   119		PAYABLE AT THE MONT DE PIÉTÉ LIMERICK * = Figure of a building with central tower, flagstaff with flag to right, on top. Ex: 1837.
		ONE | FARTHING | * . * | surrounded by a myrtle wreath.

to top   120		REVINGTON, HIGGINSON & CO * * * = DRAPERS, | LIMERICK. (line 2 curved)
		Head of Queen Victoria 1846 below.
		They were drapers at 16 George St. (later Charles Higginson & Co.)

to top   121		.SCARR. BROTHERS. | LIMERICK = . TEA MEN . | 15 | PATRICK STREET (all except 15 curved)
		EXHIBITION PALACE Ex: LONDON | 1851 = a building.

to top   122		PAYABLE AT | INO UNTHANK & SON'S | 34 | WILLIAM STREET | LIMERICK (lines 1, 2, 4 & 5 curved)
		SOURCES OF A NATION'S WEALTH = A shuttle, below it a plough.

LONGFORD (Co. LONGFORD)

to top   123		JOHN MAXWELL | --.-- | MERCHANT | --.-- | . LONGFORD . (lines 1 & 5  curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria, I.C.P below the bust. Same R. die as No. 97.
		(1852)* There are no stops between ICP on my specimen! Bell states I.C.P or J.C.P! Wine and spirit merchant, grocer and baker, in Main St. Bell records a similar piece, listed in Batty with VICTORIA QUEEN, but  adds that the piece probably doesn't exist.

LOUGHREA (Co. GALWAY)

to top   124		JAMES O'FLYNN | LOUGHREA. = blank
		A wreath of Shamrock = 1842.
		Issuers business was as linen and woollen draper in Main Street.

MACROOM (Co. CORK)

to top   125		O: & R:  JAMES WELPLY MERCHANT = MACROOM
		see next piece and Nos 108 & 109.
126		JAMES WELPLY | MERCHANT, | MACROOM . | 1845 (lines 1, 2 & 4 curved)
		VICTORIA HOUSE MACROOM = Head of Queen Victoria.
127		Similar to No. 126, but the 'J' of 'JAMES' almost touches 'M.' There is a comma after 'MACROOM.' The centre is not struck up.
		Similar to No.  126, but the head is larger, there is a star before and after 'MACROOM' and the lettering is more spread.

MALLOW (Co. CORK)

to top   128		ROBERT EVANS | AND | COMPANY | MALLOW | 1847  (line 1 curved)
		WOOLLEN DRAPERS | SILK | MERCERS | AND | HATTERS (line 1  curved)
		Business was in Main Street.

MITCHELSTOWN (Co. CORK)

to top   129		DENNIS MAHONY, | LINEN | & | WOOLLEN DRAPER, | MITCHELSTOWN. (lines 1, 2, 4, & 5  curved)
		LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPER MITCHELSTOWN = A sheep suspended in a sling.

MONAGHAN (Co. MONAGHAN)

to top   130		* F. ADAMS * | MONAGHAN = blank
		A wreath of Shamrock = blank
		Francis Adams, Linen-draper, of Market Square in 1846.

NEWCASTLE (Co. LIMERICK)

to top   131		FLORENCE O'CONNELL * NEWCASTLE * = MERCHANT (in a curved line)
		* IRISH WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE * BRIDGE ST  = Head of Queen Victoria. (star near M)
		sold Whytes '97 & Whitmore 98? - see following note.
132		Similar to No. 131, with smaller stars on Obv., the star on the left coming midway between 'M' of 'MERCHANT' & 'N' of 'NEWCASTLE' instead of being close to 'M.'
		Similar to previous.
		[Bell lists this "WOOLEN sic" as does Batty - mine & Drury have WOOLLEN] Batty listed this under Londonderry but Samuel stated categorically Florence O'Connell was in business in Bridge St, Newcastle Co. Limerick in 1856.

NEWTOWNARDS (Co. DOWN)

to top   133		BOWMAN | NEWTOWNARDS | BAKERS | & CONFECTIONERS | WINE SPIRIT | AND | BOTTLING STORES | MANUFACTURER OF AERATED WATERS (lines 1,  7 & 8 curved)
		GROCERS DRUGGISTS | STATIONERS | LEATHER ROPE | HARDWARE | AND | IRON MERCHANTS (lines 1, 2 & 6 curved)
		Bowman Brothers were in business at High Street in 1856.
134		BOWMAN | NEWTOWNARDS | WINE SPIRIT | AND | BOTTLING STORES | MANUFACTURER OF AERATED WATERS    (lines 1, 5 & 6 curved)
		Similar to No. 133 but the 'H' of 'HARDWARE' is opposite the 'R' of 'IRON' & the 'E' opposite 'TS' of 'MERCHANTS.'
135		As previous
		Similar to No. 134, but 'HARDWARE' is higher, and there is less space between 'LEATHER' & 'ROPE.'

QUEENSTOWN (Co. CORK)

to top   136		SWANTON & CO DRAPERS, QUEENSTOWN.
		Head of Queen Victoria.
		Issuer's address was 13 & 14 New Square (1849)* Also see Nos 40 and 66.

SKIBBEREEN (Co. CORK)

to top   137		.GEORGE JAMES LEVIS. SKIBBEREEN = GENERAL | COMMISSION | MERCHANT
		ONE | FARTHING | TOKEN
		(1848-9)*

to top   138		P. VICKERY SKIBBEREEN = Two keys crossed, below, HARDWARE | HOUSE
		* TRIMMING * | AND | FANCY | WAREHOUSE (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		Issuer Paul Vickery of Main Street    (1845)*

to top   139		* SAMUEL VICKERY * SKIBBEREEN = BAKER.
		FULL WEIGHT underneath Beam-scales, with loaf putting down the beam.
		The business was in Main Street (1853)*

TIPPERARY (Co. TIPPERARY)

to top   140		PAYABLE AT MORRIS'S COMMERCIAL HOUSE.  = ONE | FARTHING | -- | TIPPERARY  (line 4 curved)
		PAYABLE AT MORRIS'S COMMERCIAL HOUSE. = TIPPERARY
		It is probable that the issuer was Morrissey, a draper, of 52 East Main St. in 1856 (sold Whytes '97)

TRALEE (Co. KERRY)

to top   141		J. HANRAHAN & CO  | VICTORIA | HOUSE | TRALEE. (lines 1 & 4 curved)
		WOOLLEN & LINEN DRAPERS * = HATS
		John Hanrahan & Co were in the Mall in 1846.

to top   142		* J. LUMSDEN & CO * | HATTERS | TRALEE (lines 1 & 3 curved)
		DRAPERS AND SILKMERCERS * = 33 | DENNY | STREET (within a circle)
		(1838)

to top   143		* LUMSDEN ORR & CO *  TRALEE = ONE | FARTHING | 1839 (within a circle)
		DRAPERS AND SILKMERCERS * = PAYABLE | AT 33 | DENNY ST(within a circle)
		Partner Orr joined in 1838 - Bell.

to top   144		* M. H. REARDON * TRALEE = ONE | FARTHING | 1839 (within a circle)
		WOLLEN LINEN & HAT WAREHOUSE * = PAYABLE | AT | TRALEE (within a circle)

WATERFORD (Co. WATERFORD)

to top   145		CONWAY CARLETON . WATERFORD . = DRAPER
		A wreath of shamrock = 1841
		He had his business at 10 Little Georges Street and King St. Also struck in brass (according to Bell, using different dies). Batty 1624 lists a piece "O. 1841 within a wreath of shamrocks. R. blank" Could this have been a trial for the above?
146		CONWAY CARLETON WATERFORD The centre blank. The lettering is much smaller than that of No. 145.
		As No. 145.

to top   147		JAMES CARROLL, SILK MERCER, DRAPER &c. = QUAY | WATERFORD
		PAYABLE AT THE COMMERCIAL HOUSE . | * . QUAY . * WATERFORD (in two circles) = ONE | FARTHING
		Issuer was in business at 93 Custom House Quay in 1846.

to top   148		* J. W. DELAHUNTY * | WATERFORD = DRAPER | AND | HATTER
		Head of Queen Victoria.
		James W. Delahunty was in business at 1 Broad Street (after D. Holden - see next piece), in 1846.

to top   149		DAVID HOLDEN | WOOLLEN DRAPER | 1, BROAD ST | WATERFORD. (lines all curved)
		ESTABLISHED 1835. = A bale of goods, on it inscribed, THE | NEW CLOTH HALL

to top   150		W. KIRKWOOD | DRAPER | & | SILK MERCER | WATERFORD (lines 1 & 5  curved)
		Front elevation of a house (and/or the shop).

to top   151		MCLEER & KELLY | * DRAPERS *  = blank
		NATIONAL | WOOLLEN HOUSE | QUAY, | WATERFORD (lines 1 & 4  curved)
		Address 53 Merchant's Quay.

to top   152		MILLING & COMPANY | 4 | LITTLE GEORGES | STREET | WATERFORD (lines 1, 3 & 5  curved)
		SILK-MERCERS, LINEN-DRAPERS, HABERDASHERS &c . = A roped bale of goods with on it inscribed M & CO | W
		Issued by John Milling & Co.

to top   153		WALSHE, ROBERTSON & CO. | 1846 = DRAPERS
		74, MERCHANTS QUAY | WATERFORD.  = WALSHE, | ROBERTSON | & CO.

UNCERTAIN

to top   154		R. HOARE | GROCER & | TEA DEALER  (line 1 curved)  below a sugar-loaf with on it inscribed RH | G between two caddies, one inscribed, HYSON the other, SOU | CHONG
		IRONMONGER | & | DRAPER  (line 1 curved)  below a roll of cloth inscribed IRISH, also a sickle and a hay-rake.

to top   155		GROCERY | AND |  SPIRIT TRADE
		1 FREDRICK | STREET
		This is probably a Dublin Token. [Drury listed this as FREDERICK - my specimen has FREDRICK] [It could be Belfast, Liverpool...]

Drury Introduction

BELFAST

The following issuers were referred to in Drury's introduction.

MACARTNEY [3 types]

AN:B37		MACARTNEY | 6 | DONEGAL | PLACE | BELFAST (first and last line curved) In a circle of shamrocks.
		JEWELLER | & | WATCH | MAKER In a circle of shamrocks.
		See Seaby's listing in Irish Numismatics AN:B37-39 (1st 2 illustrated).
AN:B38		Same as last.
		QUEEN VICTORIA & PRINCE ALBERT | BELFAST AUGT 1849 = Busts of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
		In gilt br. Seaby also lists AN:B39 with Crystal Palace 1851 30mm in WM. John H. McCartney was in business from 1849-1853 when he sold up & emigrated.
AN:B38v		Same in WM.
		-

ROBERTSON BROS.

AN:B61		ROBERTSON BROS | CORN MARKET | BELFAST | HAT & CAP MANUFACTURERS (all curved) = A hat with 10/6 above it.
		ROBERTSON'S | STOCK | OF HATS CAPS &c | IS THE | LARGEST | IN | TOWN (first & last curved)
		Listed & illustrated by Seaby in Irish Numismatics No. AN:B61Seaby listed this at 23.5mm but the piece might only be 21mm.

DUBLIN

AUSTINS - Bell Dublin 1 DUBLIN

1.		AUSTIN'S | DRESSING CASE | MAKERS | 39 | WESTMORELAND ST | DUBLIN | LATE OF ST ANDREW ST (lines all curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria. Ex: 1861
		Issuers were Thomas and George Austin.

HENRY & JAMES [2 types]

		HENRY & JAMES | 82 | DAME ST | --- | JUVENILE | CLOTHIERS | --- | AND | - 1 - | PARLIAMENT ST (1st and last curved)
		HENRY & JAMES | CITY | CLOTHIERS | DUBLIN (1st & last curved) In a wreath.
		On a small thin brass flan.
		similar but WINTER OVERCOATS replacing JUVENILE CLOTHIERS
		similar or same as last
		On a thin brass flan. Are there other varieties?

KANE [7 types + metal var.] Some were listed in Bell (Bell nos. shown).

12.		MILITARY PORTMANTUA & TRUNK WAREHOUSE | GREGORY KANE | 81 in oval | DAME STREET | DUBLIN (lines 1, 2, 4 & 5 curved)
		MANUFACTURER OF ALL SORTS OF CAMP FURNITURE | LEATHER WRITING DESKS | DRESSING | CASES WORK & | DESPATCH | BOXES &c | LADIES PORTMANTUAS (first 3 and last 2 curved) br
12v.		As above in zinc.
		-
		(sold Whytes '97)
12v.		as previous (?) but 69 replacing 81 in oval
		"long inscription" - as previous (?)
		As above in zinc. (sold Whytes '97) Listed in Whitmore "6065" Feb. or Nov. 1998 [Bell says DISPATCH, which is not on the token]."Issued in 1853" - Dr Adams.
13a.		. GREGORY KANE . | MILITARY PORTMANTUA | WAREHOUSE | 69 on a trunk? | DAME ST | . DUBLIN . | DRESSING CASES TRUNKS &c (first two and last two lines curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA= Head of Queen Victoria. I.C.P below bust
13b.		As 13.
		As 13, but no stops between I C P [Not in Bell.]
14.		As 13.
		As 13, but no ICP beneath bust.
		Bell does not illustrate this but describes it as having a portmantua inscribed 69, rather than a knap-sack. It could be either, but it is the same device for 13, 13v and 14.
15.		KANE'S | MILITARY FURNITURE | AND | PORTMANTUA | FACTORY | 69 & 70 DAME ST | DUBLIN (first two and last two curved)
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria.
16.		As No. 15
		J. MAPPIN TRUSS MAKER. 88 NEWHALL ST. BIRMINGHAM = Head of Queen Victoria.
		A mule, believed to be rare

LARGE - Bell Dublin 22 - Todd 153

22		J LARGE | * | DUBLIN | * | 26 LINCOLN PLACE
		A jockey on horseback standing to the left
		Dr Adams said it was struck in 1844.Listed by Bell and Macallister No 858, and was illustrated in Irish Numismatics No. 50.
Batty		I. LARGE 26 LINCOLN PLACE DUBLIN
		Blank.
		listed in Batty No. 1497. Now believed to have been a saddler (according to Whytes) - not a vintner as stated by Bell.

MATHEWS [2 types] - Dublin

23		MATHEWS | CLOTHIER | AND DRAPER | 38 | UPPER SACKVILLE ST | DUBLIN | ORDERS EXECUTED | WITH DISPATCH | AND THE MOST | MODERATE | PROFIT
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria. I.C.P below bust.
		Matthew (sic) was mentioned by Drury in Drury's introduction. Bell and Batty also describes it as MATTHEW. (Bell also makes the mistake of missing the penultimate word MODERATE which changes the meaning somewhat!). Batty doesn't mention ICP. However the two pieces in my collection are as described. The actual dies for these pieces might be the ones referred to in the NSI's Occasional Paper No. 37, p.55 Nos. 36 & 38.
23b.		* MATHEWS * | CLOTHIER & DRAPER = 38 | UPPER | SACKVILLE ST | DUBLIN (within a circle)
		ALL ORDERS | EXECUTED WITH | DISPATCH & THE | MOST MODERATE PROFIT. (In lower case characters)
		c1844

MOONEY - Todd 178 - Dublin

25.		+ J. MOONEY + | 142 LR BAGGOT ST = a circle of shamrocks
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria
		Listed in Todd T178 Grocer and spirit merchant. Struck in 1852.

SMITH - Dublin

		T. SMITH & Co.| ENGINEERS | BREWERS | & DISTILLERS | FITTERS & c 21 EDEN QUAY DUBLIN
		ERIN GO BRAG a harp
		brass. (sold Whytes '97 and Dix '97.) Mentioned in Drury's introduction. From a description in Whytes auction catalogue Feb 1997. T. SMITH is also found counterstamped on an Irish 1805 1d (Whitmore 1986)

BELL ADDITIONS

Bell included the following additional pieces.

BELFAST

JOHN FOSTER - Bell Antrim 8 BELFAST Samuel 154a

8.		JON FOSTER LINEN DRAPER. & HABERDASHER
		same
		Description from Batty 1625 If you have a copy of Samuel, any chance of a photocopy?

HOY - Bell Antrim 11 BELFAST Samuel 183

11.		COME & BUY YOUR WINES SPIRITS PORTERS & ALES AT THE CHEAP WARING ST STORES. JOHN HOY PROPRIETOR 48 WARING ST BELFAST
		JUST OPENED IN TIME FOR THE SALE OF GOOD WINE, RUM WHISKEY PORTER & ALE, GOOD VALUE FOR CASH, ALWAYS PRIME & FRESH, LARGE QUANTITIES ALWAYS ON SALE
		(opened c1848)
Does this exist? Was Samuel correct with the size? "HOY issued a 31mm sized token with the same inscription" - Bell. The 1d sized piece (illustratedin Seaby AN:B30) does NOT have the inscription above. Nor does it have that listed in Batty 872. See miscellaneous file. The '1d' has OPEN'D and ALLWAYS.

MCGEE - Bell Antrim 13 BELFAST Samuel 148

13.		JOHN.G.MCGEE & CO CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS PANTECHNETHECA . BELFAST .
		GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION view of building. Ex: DUBLIN 1853
		Issuers 46 & 48 (&50) High Street. Exhibition was at the RDS in Merrion Sq.
Does this exist? Again Bell got this from Samuel. Was he right with the size? Bell says they issued ½d (c26mm?) piece as above (Batty 3479A). However Seaby also lists it but at 30.5mm AN:B45, which matches this description and also references Batty (but quotes 3469A sic). They did issue several other 1d sized & larger advertising tickets listed by Seaby - AN:B44, AN:B46, AN:B46v and AN:B47 listed under Miscellaneous Tokens.

CORK

SIMMONS - Bell Cork 22 CORK Samuel 181

22.		SIMMONS BARRACK ST
		GROCERIES WINES SPIRITS
		Possibly issued before 1820. Only presumed to come from Cork!

DUBLIN

ARMES - Bell Dublin 7 and 32 DUBLIN Todd T45

7.		CITY ARMES | HOTEL | & TAVERN | G.W.T | 2 AUNGIER ST
		VICTORIA REGINA = head of Victoria ICP below
		Issued by Tatlock? 1853. Listed in Bell under ARMS (sic) and Tatlock.

EMERALD - Bell Dublin 9 DUBLIN Todd T90

9.		.EMERALD HOTEL. | 65 THOMAS ST = circle of shamrocks
		VICTORIA REGINA = head of Victoria (no ICP)

GPO - Bell Dublin 10 DUBLIN Todd T116-118.

10.		.GENERAL POST OFFICE. | SACKVILLE ST DUBLIN = TAVERN | J*K | No 9 | ELEPHANT LANE
		VICTORIA REGINA = head of Victoria (no ICP)
		James Kenny (1859-70)
10v1.		as previous
		same but I.C.P beneath bust
10v2.		same but TYRONE PLACE
		similar to previous but smaller lettering
		Elephant Lane was renamed Tyrone Place, now Cathedral Street. Courtesy F. Heaney

KAVANAGH - Bell Dublin 17 DUBLIN Todd T145

17.		.HENRY KAVANAGH. | CORNER OF ANGLESEA ST = 58 FLEET ST ring of shamrocks
		VICTORIA REGINA = head of Victoria (no ICP)
		[illustrated in Bell but listed as KAVANAH]

KERNAN - Bell Dublin 18-19 DUBLIN Todd 150-149

18.		KERNAN & CO AERATED WATERS 88 & 89 CAMDEN ST
		An inscription I.C.PARKES
		See the following piece.
19.		*+* KERNAN & CO *+* | DUBLIN = a crowned harp, around which is AERATED AND MINERAL | WATERS
		VICTORIA REGINA = head of Victoria (no ICP)

FMK - Bell Dublin 21 DUBLIN Todd T222

21.		THE | SHAKSPEARE | F.M.K
		VICTORIA REGINA = head of Victoria, ICP below
		(ICP no stops beneath bust, not J.C.P as listed in Bell). Issuer was in Hawkin's St. Issued 1856, when the widow became the tenant.

ALFRED - Bell Dublin 28 DUBLIN Todd T200

28.		*PRINCE ALFRED * | HOTEL = 28 | R*C | EDEN QUAY
		blank
		Listed in Bell under Rogers & Costley. According to Dr Adams, issued 1866-68. They also issued a 2d, 2«d, 3d and 6d - Todd T200-T204.

SLOMAN - Bell Dublin 30 DUBLIN Todd 192

30.		* SAML SLOMAN & CO * | THOMAS ST DUBLIN = OLD HORSE SHOE on a horseshoe | HOTEL | & | TAVERN | 65
		VICTORIA REGINA = bust left no ICP
		(1852)

QUEEN'S COUNTY

PERRY & SONS - Bell Queen's County 1 RATHDOWNEY

1.		ROBERT PERRY & SONS. BREWERS. RATHDOWNEY.
		blank
		Issued in 1869 They also issued a 1/= with SON? another with SONS and a 5/- piece possibly a uniface and a double sided variety with SON - see Distillery Tokens.

BELL LOCATION UNKNOWN

UNION TAVERN - Bell Loc. Unknown 42a-b - Todd 232-3 - Dublin?

42a.		* UNION TAVERN * | 1 GT STRAND ST = J.A.H
		VICTORIA REGINA = bust left, no ICP
42b.		As previous
		As previous, but with ICP below bust

CASSIN - Bell Loc. Unknown 4 - also mentioned in Todd

4.		P. CASSIN + CASTLE + ST = No 14 and 4 quatrefoils
		A pair of scales suspended from a riband
		Now known to be an 18th C. Dublin piece. illustration courtesy I Whyte

Rev. MATHEW - Bell Loc. Unknown 30 - Cork?

30a.		THE VERY REVD THEOBALD MATHEW= bust facing left
		CHILDREN TRAINED IN THE PATHS OF TOTAL ABSTINANCE WILL NEVER BECOME DRUNKARDS Ex: TEMPERANCE 1840 (in 8 lines, the last curved)
		This description differs from the following "¼d" There are a number of similar larger pieces, some for ½d - see here and here. Presumed to have come from Cork - these are also listed with various temperance/abstinence medals - see separate page.
30b.		CHILDREN OBEY YOUR PARENTS | bust left | THE VERY REV. | THEOBALD MATHEW
		CHILDREN | TRAINED IN | THE PATHS OF | TOTAL | ABSTINANCE | WILL NEVER | BECOME | DRUNKARDS (the last curved)

OTHER POSSIBILITIES

Some of these are also listed under Miscellaneous Tokens.

MABBS - Cork

		JAMES MABBS | ALBION BAKERY | 27 PATRICK STRT | * CORK * (1st & last curved)
		Head of Queen Victoria
		Previously unpublished?

MOTTLEY - Dublin

		MOTTLEY | THE | HATTER | 14 | REDMOND'S HILL | DUBLIN (1st & last curved) all incuse.
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria
		The only counterstruck customised Irish piece? Previously unpublished? Several examples are known.

PIM - Dublin

		PIM BROS | LTD | DOUBLIN | CHILDRENS | --*-- | MANTLES (1st & last curved)
		An oak tree with two saplings.
		On a small thin flan. An unusual spelling of Dublin! Presumably the same Pim Bros who issued another piece Pim Bros & Co Upholsters South Gt George St - Batty B3739e, listed under Miscellaneous Tokens. The same oak tree reverse is known on at least two English token.

ARNOTT - Dublin

		*ARNOTT & Co* | DUBLIN LIMITED = GENERAL | DRAPERS | MERCHANT | TAILORS | COSTUMIERS | ETC.
		ARNOTT below, a building ex. DUBLIN E: FABRIKANTEN DONKELSBUHLER & Cie NURNBERG
		24mm BronzePerhaps slightly too large for an unofficial farthing, but included here because it is sometimes listed as one. Listed as 24mm brass, in Format 54 (1996).

RICHARD DALY - Cork

		RICHARD DALY | a lady's boot | 62, PATRICK ST. | CORK
		H.M.G.M. QUEEN VICTORIA 1872 = Head of Queen Victoria
		(sold Whytes '97) Illustrated in Whytes catalogue Feb. 1997,lot 367

GEORGE LYNCH - Dublin Macalister 859

Mac859		GEORGE LYNCH | PORTMANTEAU MANUFACTURER | ELEPHANT HOUSE (on inner circle) = an elephant, 46 between its legs | LR SACKVILLE ST | DUBLIN
		VICTORIA REGINA = Head of Queen Victoria I.C.P below bust
		Mine appears to have been gilded.

W.L. SCARBOROUGH - Belfast

AB:B63		W. L. SCARBOROUGH | CLOG | MANUFACTURER | 18 | ANN STREET | BELFAST (lines 1, 3 and last curved)
		a clog
		22.5mm brass. c1865. Illustrated in Seaby's Ulster Tokens

BIRNEY - Belfast

AN:B13		TRY | BIRNEY'S | BOOTS | 71 | NORTH ST | BELFAST (last 2 curved)
		REPAIRING | DEPARTMENT | NO | BELFAST | 1885 (?? 1st, 2nd & last curved)
		Illustrated by Seaby, but the reverse is unclear in the photo. Seaby suggested it was a farthing, but it would seem more likely to be a receipt for shoes left in for repair. He issued other pieces - see miscellaneous file.

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