1863 Vintner
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br=brass, bz=bronze, Cu=copper, Sn=tin, Al=aluminium, Zn=zinc
"|" stands for
a line break. If this is in the outer legend, it indicates the
lettering is "upside down" with
respect to the earlier lettering
"=" indicates the following data is in the field
I have those marked with an asterisk.
Items illustrated without "*" are from
rubbings or photocopies.
If you can supply any missing illustrations, please do so.
Information, courtesy of
Neil B. Todd -
Dublin Tavern Tokens of the Latter Half of the 19th Century
Thanks also to A. Cunningham, G. Oddie & Ian Whyte for rubbings and images.
"-" indicates not in Todd
"X" indicates in Todd, but no number allocated because
he wasn't sure if it was Co. Dublin.
With thanks to Neil B. Todd for permission to use his listing. There is more information in Todd than shown here. Rev. Rice is reputed to have over 100 Parkes pieces not listed in Todd!
Note that I have no pieces with JCP below the bust - they are all ICP and I only have one with stops between I.C.P - Todd 117.
Superscripted letters are usually listed in lower case. Any dots, lines etc below superscripted letters are not shown. Thus St. indicates a dot after St and not an indication of a dot below the t. Although the D (for penny) is usually superscripted or above the value, I have simply shown this after the value.
These were the first tokens I scanned in - when I only had a small hard disc drive. To save space, I didn't scan in the other "common" side ie with Queen Victoria or Parkes. Generally, the pieces I have correspond with N.B.Todd's description, although I am not always certain of some of the dies, due to wear, ignorance etc. One day I might do the other sides!
A website http://indigo.ie/~kfinlay/index.htm, modestly called, The most complete history of Dublin on the Web links to a page detailing old Dublin street names, many now renamed, which might be useful in identifying tavern locations -
http://indigo.ie/~kfinlay/Dublin%20Streets/dubindex.htm.The Pub History Society have a website http://www.uk-history.co.uk/phs.htm which links to a list of tavern token publications and notes that J.G. Rice has a book "in press" "Pub Checks of Ireland (Dublin)" -
http://www.uk-history.co.uk/phs/bib/county/tokens.htm
| Dublin | A T1 | B T8 | C T36 | D T61 | E T88 | F T95 | G T111 | H T127 | I T141 | J T142 | K T144 | L T152 | M T157 | N T185 |
| O T190 | P T199 | Q T205 | R T207 | S T216 | T T224 | U T232 | V T235 | W T237 | X | Y T244 | Z | more | ||
| Antrim | Turley | Wilson Ulster | Ulster | McLoughlin | Fredrick St | |||||||||||||
| Cork | J Barry | G Bateman | Bergin | JF Creagh | B Larkin | J Lee | TH Lee | Murphy | O'Keeffe | Healy | Hickey | Twohig | |||||||||||||
| Derry | Broadway Bar | S&D Club | Coffee Stands | |||||||||||||
| Kildare | Dawson | Nicholson | Lawson | |||||||||||||
| Rest of Ireland | Patrick's Hall (?) | R Boyce Enniscorthy | Byrnes Htl Drogheda | Hanratty Dundalk | Daly Galway | McCormack Bray | St Kevins Bray | McEvoy Navan | Moy Htl Mayo(?) | P Stafford Longford | J Tippin Armagh | Coffee Stands Waterford | The Shannon/PK&S Limerick | |||||||||||||
| non-Irish | Breckfield Liverpool | Judges Liverpool | Pontack Liverpool | Newington Liverpool | Snelson Holyhead | Wentworth Htl Peterborough | |||||||||||||
Distillery & brewery tokens are listed separately.
| 1 | (pic. not available) | THE ABBEY 1 CLARE LANE PC | |||||||
| uni c/s JS - see Todd 217 B1478 | |||||||||
| 2 | (pic. not available) | do. | |||||||
| I C P.. c/s JS - see Todd 218 | |||||||||
| 1865-66 Peter Curren, vintner (successor JS John Scott 1867-70) | |||||||||
| *3 |
| THE ABBEY | + 1 CLARE LANE + = J.L | 2 D above in shamrock circle
| blank brass
| 1857-60 John Lawlor, vintner
| -
|
JOHN FLYNN | .ABBEY TAVERN. = 2d in dble circ of shamrocks
| I.C.P… (cinqfoils) 28mm
| Courtesy A.Cunningham | 1863 Vintner |
| 4 | (pic. not available) | S ANDREWS 169 CHURCH St |
| 1854-59 Simon Andrews, vintner, then 1860-76 at 64 Thomas St? |
| *5 | 
APOLLO TAVERN 8 HAWKIN'S-ST, 2D (the 2 crude)
|
| 27mm uni br
| |
| *6 | 
.THE. | + .APOLLO. + = 2 ½d in 8 pointed star
| I.C.P…br
| 1852-78 Thos Murphy tavern keeper | 1879-84 Thos Croly |
| 7 | (pic. not available) | A'SHANTEE 23 D.B. LANE |
| If D.B. stands for Dolphin's Barn, no directory listing fits. Ashanti achieved promenance in the 1870's, so probably that period. |
| *8 | 
B.D.&.G.L.S | 21 UPr BRIDGE ST. = CLUB
| uni br
| 1930-45! Breweries Distilleries & General Labourers Social Club.
| |
| *9 | 
C.B. (in gothic char.) | (orn.) H.R (orn.) = 2D in circ 13 ornaments
| uni br
|
| 10
| (pic. not available)
| do.
| I C PARKES
| CB possibly the proprietor, and HR the tavern name or location. | |
| OP24 | 
C.D.B. Comy. PINT
| J.C.P.
| 38mm Todd App II p46
| |
| 11 | (pic. not available) | E.B. 32 CROSS KEVIN St |
| No EB listed 1847-79 when renumbered. |
| *12 | 
J.B | 2D
| PARKES | FLEET St | DUBLIN (1st & last curved)
| copper
| |
| *13 | 
J.B (gothic) | NORTH CIRCULAR ROAD TAVERN = a horse bounding to left 2d below
| I.C.P… br
| From the die used, prob issued 1863-73, but not traced 1847-92..
| |
| 14 | 
M.B. 6 ELEPHANT LANE
| J.C.P…
| ..1864 Jane O'Neil | 1865-70 Michael Burgess, spirit dealer 1871 renamed Tyrone Place ..88 MB still there. JCP die suggests after name change, so poss exists with I.C.P..? Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 15 | (pic. not available) | R.B. N.C.R. P.S. |
| If NCR is North Circular Road, then maybe 1856-63..66 Robert Bremner, vintner. PS is unknown. |
| 16 | (pic. not available) | S.B. D 2D |
| The die suggests c1872-87. ..1883-87 Pos. Stephen Breen, builder 151 Sheriff St Upper 1888-90 Stephen Breen jnr, grocer |
| 17 | 
BERNARD BARRY 25 Upr ORIEL St
|
| 1849-56, general grocer, tea, wine & spirit merchant etc. | Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 18 | 
BILLIARD ROOMS 38 & 39 GRAFTON St 1d
|
|
| 19
| (pic. not available)
| do. but 2d
|
|
| 20
| 
do. but 4d
|
|
| 21
| (pic. not available)
| do. but 6d
|
|
| 22
| (pic. not available)
| do. but 1/=
|
| ..1847-63 Dutch Lesser appears at 38, but never at 39 | 1856 Dutch Lesser, Downey & Co cigar dealers & Billiard Rooms 1856-75 John Lawrence, Civat Cat Bazaar, No 39 1876-77 at 38 |
| - | 
T. BOLAND | TAVERN 70 MABBOT ST = an anchor
| uni br plain edge
| Thomas Boland, vintner, 70 Mabbot St ... 1868-1877.. [1881] | In 1877 - "and proprietor of Neptune Music Hall" Courtesy Andrew Cunningham. |
| *- | 
C.E.BOSHELL | .40 ARRAN QUAY. = HOTEL | & TAVERN | 2½
| uni br
| Any info?
| |
| *- | 
in a circle of ornaments BOTANIC.HOUSE |.GLASNEVIN. = 2d
| J.C.P… copper.
| Any info?
| |
| 23 | (pic. not available) | .ROBERT BROADBENT. | CHAPELIZOD = MULLINGAR | 2d | TAVERN ornate border | |||||||
| uni br | |||||||||
| *24 | 
do.
| I.C.P…
|
| 25
| 
do.
| J.C.P…
| 1839..47-65 vintner, | 1866-91 hotel keeper Probable order; blank, I.C.P (2 types?), and then J.C.P… Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *- | 
E.BRODRICK | *RICHMOND* = 2d | TAVERN
| a harp, shamrocks below
| (same reverse die as Olympic | 1849-74 Ernest Broderick (sic) Richmond Tavern adjoined Barracks at Goldenbridge Dublin (IN70) |
| *- | 
BRUNSWICK ROWING CLUB = 8 pointed star
| Victoria Regina
| William Purcell is listed as "a store keeper in Brunswick Rowing Club, Ringsend" in the 1857 Dublin Thoms Directory.
| |
| *26 | 
THOMAS BRYAN | WINE & SPIRIT DEALER = 23 UPr BAGGOT | STREET | DUBLIN
| V…D…G…
| Bell 2 D70
| *26v
| 
do. but DEALr
|
| D71 | 1852-55..62-64 tea, wine, spirit & Italian warehouse |
| 27 | (pic. not available) | J BURKE CASHEL HOTEL 26 Upper Bridge St |
| ..1847 John Burke, grocer and hotel keeper. ..1850-54 Cashel Hotel listed at 25 & 26. 1855-57 vacant 1858 no. 25 vacant, 26 occupied by C. Bulger (or Bolger) Cashel Htl. 1859-60 reverts to J. Burke at 25 & 26 Cashel Htl. then at Usher's Quay |
| 28 | (pic. not available) | THE.BURLINGTON.DINING.ROOMS | * J.C * = c/m 2 1/2d | |||||||
| J.C.P… | |||||||||
| 29 | 
do. but c/m 6d
|
|
| *30
| 
do. but c/m 1/- small S above
|
| 1877-85 Joseph Corless, 7 Church Lane | |
| 31 | (pic. not available) | E BYRNE 37 BATH St. IRISHTOWN | ||
| 32 | 
do. with cockerel IN6-87
|
| 1856-58 Edward Byrne,grocer | |
| 33 | 
L J BYRNE 3 STH FREDERICK ST = FREDERICK 2d STORES
| ICP...
| 1871-72 Mrs Byrne | 1873 Laurence Byrne, vintner 1874-75 Mrs Byrne Courtesy Larry Walsh, Curator Limerick City Museum © 2005 |
| 34 | (pic. not available) | BYRNE DOLLYMOUNT CLONTARF |
| ..1839..47..50..55-60.Michael Byrne, tavern, 1861 changed to Hotel & Tavern. 1868 Mrs Michael Teresa Byrne, Hotel & Tavern 1873-79 Patrick F. Byrne hotel & tavern |
| *35 | 
BYRNE & Co. | TEA & WINE | MERCHANTS. | 6&7 GRANBY ROW | DUBLIN
| BYRNE & Co | .6&7 GRANBY ROW DUBLIN. = Vic arched nose
| D72 B1466?
| *35v
| 
O&R: sim but turned up nose and 3 distinct hair locks
|
| D73 | ..1850-54 wine & spirit merchants 1855-65 Jas Byrne, grocer & spirit merchant |
| *36 | 
C.F.C (gothic char) | 2d all in circle of shamrocks
| V…R… = bust (no ICP!)
| B1603 | |
| 37 | (pic. not available) | P.C. 2 B.M.C. |
| J.C.P… | ||
| *38 | 
W+C (gothic) | B a harp B | 2d
| I.C.P… cinqfoils
| octagonal copper B3739 P793 (c/s T61)
| 39
| (pic. not available)
| do.
| do. but stars
| If BB is Ball's Bridge, WC might be William Camac, grocer 1858-68 | The JD countermark might be John Donovan, provision dealer Ball's Bridge 1868..82. |
| 40 | (pic. not available) | W.C. 48 SHERIFF St |
| 1852-55 William Carbery, grocer and spirit dealer, 48 & 49 Sheriff St |
| *- | 
W*C (gothic) | 2d a cock 2d | 3.BOLTON St
| uni
| br OP24 | |
| 41 | (pic. not available) | CAFE MOCHA 54 YORK STREET |
| J.C.P… | ||
| Not traced 1876-88..90..95.. which is suggested by the J.C.P… die Glencree Reformatory was located at this address and might have issued this. |
| *42 | 
M.O.CALLAGHAN | .43 BOLTON St. = 2 | PENCE
| V…R… ICP below (no stops)
| 1857-70 Margaret O'Callaghan, Queen's Inns tavern | |
| - |  M. S. CALLAN | a ship | COMMERSE (sic) | 2 PENCE | 35 SIR J. QUAY
| V..R.. ICP below
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| 43 | (pic. not available) | CALLARY & DUNCAN 4 ELLIS'S QUAY |
| J.C.P… | ||
| 1878 Callary & Patrick Duncan |
| - | (pic. not available) | JAMES CASSIDY, 128 CAPEL STREET twopence |
| counterstamped JOHN on rev | ||
| In Whytes Sept 2000 auction (lot 588) |
| X | 
P CASSIN No 14 CASTLE St
| scales
| Courtesy Ian Whyte P851 possibly Gibraltar? | There is some doubt about this piece being Irish, let alone a tavern token. It has been listed as an unofficial 1/4d, a pub token and even an 18th C piece. |
| *44 | 
CITY ARMS | . 2.AUNGIER.St . = 2d
| V…R… ICP (damaged - no stops?)
|
| *45
| 
CITY ARMES | HOTEL | & TAVERN | G.W.T (gothic) | 2 AUNGIER St
| V…R… (no ICP)
| (Bell 7 & 32!) | 1852 first listed as hotel, Michael Phelan, hotel & tavern keeper 1853 changed to G.H.Tatlock, vintner 1854-57 still Tatlock but City Arms Hotel & tavern keeper - probable issuer 1858-62 Mrs Ester Tatlock |
| *46 | 
CITY | DANCING | PAVILION | Lr BRIDGE St | -.- | DUBLIN
| ADMISSION | TICKET | EVERY | EVENING | 6d hard WM
| Probably related to an establishment affiliated with the City Mansion Hotel at 30 Lwr Bridge St throughout latter half of the 19th C. & up to 1915 see IN18
| |
| 47 |  
CITY OF DUBLIN WORKING MEN'S CLUB c/s 2d
|
| 1886..97..1905..10 Wellington Quay | This one, courtesy Francis Heaney, appears to differ from the one in IN18 |
| 48 | (pic. not available) | COCK TAVERN HOWTH |
| ..1834 and still operating, possibly in the same spot. Die suggests c1863-73 |
| *49 | 
COFFEE PALACE DUBLIN SCRIP ONE PENNY COFFEE STANDS
| PARKES & Co…
|
| *50
| 
do.
| PARKES FLEET… circ
|
| *-
| 
do. but TWO PENCE
| PARKES & Co…
| oval br 26x21mm | |
| 51 | (pic. not available) | ISAAC COLE 74 MONTGOMERY St |
| A spirit merchant occupied this address from 1857-59. Montgomery St was renamed Foley St 1906-7. |
| 52 | (pic. not available) | M CONNELL CASTLE TAVERN 8 CRAMPTON Ct |
| 1864-78.. Mrs Mary Connell, tavern keeper |
| 53 | 
JOHN CONNOR 15 BOLTON St
| oval
| 1855-57 Proprietor of the Mullingar Railway tavern | |
| 54 | (pic. not available) | J CORCORAN 2D 33 MARY St |
| 1899-1907..1914-25 John, family grocer, tea wine & spirit merchant (& 40 Denmark St) |
| *55 | 
J.COSGRAVE | 32.ELLISS's.QUAY = 2d
| J C P… (off centre)
| 1880-83 John Cosgrave vintner | |
| 56 | (pic. not available) | J COYNE THE O'DUNAHOO (?) 76 MIDDLE ABBEY ST |
| 1867-70 John Coyne prop. The O'Donoghoe, gin palace |
| 57 | (pic. not available) | HENRY CREAMER 44 CAPEL St |
| 1853-57 Capmaker & tobacco & snuff dealer |
| 58 | (pic. not available) | Jsph CRONAN LEINSTER TAVERN 3 Sh FREDERICK St |
| Mac781 Not traced. However others issued tokens from this address in 1860-66 and in 1873, so this issuer probably ..1860 or 1867-72 |
| 59 | (pic. not available) | M CULLEN COCKPIT TAVERN 42 CLARENDON St |
| 1859-68 Michael Cullen, grocer 1858, & spirit dealer |
| 60 | (pic. not available) | J S CUNNINGHAM |
| P782 Maybe James, distiller at 6 Church St 1855 or Joseph, vintner at 1 Francis St, 4 Cutpurse Row & 1&2 Peter Place & Glasthule or John, 5 Abbey St. Lwr., prop. of Ship Hotel 1855-75 |
| *X | 
D.L. & C.P.P.A. beneath Dublin Arms on shield, all in circle of orn.
| I.C.P…
| Dixon - "Dock Labourers & Coal Porters Provident Association?" | The die suggests c1863-73 |
| *61 | 
J.D. c/s on Todd 38 W.C. B.B.
| cinqfoil rev
| IN18 see Todd 38 | |
| *62 | 
J D separated by a harp | 2d
| V…R… I C P (no stops)
| The die suggests c1857-67
| *62v
| 
as above, but JD recut and different harp - bow not so curved
|
| | |
| 63 | 
J.D. a ship
| J.C.P…
| The die suggests 1872-87 | Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 64 | 
2 | PENSE (sic) | J * D | 32 CLARENDON St
| 1851-54 Jeremiah Delany, vintner
| Courtesy Francis Heaney | |
| 65 | (pic. not available) | J.M.D. |
| I.C.P… | ||
| c1862-69 |
| *66 | 
M.D (gothic) | 2d all in circle of shamrocks
| V…D…G…
| P790 | |
| 67 | (pic. not available) | R.D. |
| I.C.P… | ||
| c1862-69 |
| 68 | 
R.M.D. L.S.M.
| I.C.P…
| c1862-69 I've seen this listed as "possibly a button sample" | see IN6-87, IN42 |
| 69 | 
T.D.
| I.C.P…
| c1862-69 | |
| *70 | 
W.D (gothic) | 2d all in a circle of shamrocks
| V…R…no ICP
| B1605 - c1853-58 | |
| *-- | 
JOHN DARBY | . CLONSKEA HOUSE . = 2d
| J.C.PARKES ...
| 28mm | |
| *71 | 
P. DAWE | 2d a harp 2d | KINGSTOWN
| I.C.P… oct Cu
| Pic. courtesy Ian Whyte (ill. Whytes Feb 1997) | 1868-72 Patrick Dawe, grocer 9 Glasthule |
| *72 | 
JOSEPH DAY | * 9 IRISHTOWN * = 2d
| (damaged - an indistinct Parkes signature in double circle)
| 1875-76 9 Bath St | |
| 73 | 
M DELANY KNOCKMAROON
|
| late 19th C.? | Maybe Michael Delany, prop. of the general shellfish est. at 6 Catham St ..1839..47..50-61 |
| 74 | (pic. not available) | M DONOHOE 14 QUEEN St 3 1/2d (The 1 is punched.) |
| 1856-65 Michael Donohoe, grocer & spirit dealer 67-76 tea wine & spirit merchant 77-78 vintner |
| *75 | 
M.W.DONOGHUE | No 1 | FITZWILLIAM | LANE | + DUBLIN +
| V…R… (no ICP)
| Bell 8B1479 P853 | ..1847..50-56 Michael O'Donoghue vintner |
| *76 | 
J DONOVAN FAIRVIEW HOUSE 2D 15 FAIRVIEW STRAND
| I.C.P…
| 1865-68 J. Donovan, grocer & provision dealer | |
| *77 | 
P DORNIN | 19 STh GEORGES St = 2d heart on hand 2d
| uni Cu
| Listed as Dormin (sic) but described as Dornin. Mine is poorly struck but I think it is Dornin. | 1851-54 Wine & Spirit stores 1855-56 Hand and Heart Hotel |
| 78 | (pic. not available) | DOVE SOCIETY |
| 79 | 
W DOWLING 76 PHIBSBORO ROAD
|
| Grocery & provision dealer at 75 & 76 in 1856-57, and at 76 only till 1864. | |
| 80 | (pic. not available) | FRANCIS DOYLE 9 HADDINGTON ROAD 2 PENCE | ||
| B1480 | ||||
| 1855-56 Grocer & spirit dealer | ||||
| 81 | 
do. 7 CHURCH LANE
|
| Not traced to this address. | Same person as previous? |
| 82 | 
R DOYLE BATH AVENUE
|
| 1849-75 Bath Ave. Ball's Bridge. Robert Doyle, grocer & tavern keeper (and sometimes stucco plasterer or worker) London Bridge House | Possibly a father/son listing. 1868-26 Bath Ave., 1869-74 Robert Doyle also appears at No. 28. Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *83 | 
DUBLIN MECHANICS | .INSTITUTION. = READING | ROOM
| I.C.P…
| B3738a ..1847..1905.. 27 Lwr Abbey St | |
| - | 
DUBLIN UNITED TRADES CLUB = 2d
| blank
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| 84 | 
T DUFFEY 6 CHATHAM St
|
| 1871-76..78...82 Mrs Duffy, tavern | 1883-90..98-1902 Thomas Duffy (sic), grocer Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *85 | 
EDWARD DUNNE | .8.GRAND.CANAL.PLACE. = heart & hand in shamrock circ
| V…R… ICP no stops
| Not traced at this address, but | ...1847...50-58 John Dunn (sic), provision dealer at this address. Succeeded by Mrs Dunn to 1875. An Edward Dunne, vintner, was at 85 Northwall Quay 1860-67 and another (?) a vintner at New Dock Tavern, 1 Mayor St Upper, ...1855-67. No link established |
| 86 | (pic. not available) | T DUNNE LIGHT HOUSE TAVERN NORTH WALL |
| Not traced to this address. ..1847 ...1850-58 John Dunn (sic) provision dealer was here. ..1875 Mrs Dunn There were 2 Edward Dunnes in the spirit trade - at 85 Northwall Quay and at New Dock tavern, 1 Mayor St Upper. (..1855-67) |
| 87 | (pic. not available) | A DUVAL 7 HARRY St |
| 1866-68 Maloz, Duval & Co, gin palace (see T157) 69-72 E Duval, gin palace 73 Mrs Duval, gin palace 74-76 W Williams gin palace ..78.. vacant |
| *88 | 
EGAN & RILEY | .86 QUEEN STREET = a harp all in circle of sacks?
| I.C.P…
| B3738c | ..1850-93.. the only listing is for 1869 to James Egan vintner. |
| - | 
PATR EGAN | 25 & 26 UPPER BRIDGE ST = 2d
| J.C.P…
| -
| |
| 89 | (pic. not available) | F ELLIS'S TAVERN 7 HARRY St |
| ..1839..47.. Francis Ellis vintner ..1850-52 vintner & saddler. 1853-64 vintner See M.D & Co and A Duval. |
| *90 | 
EMERALD HOTEL | .65 THOMAS St. = shamrock circ
| V…R… (no ICP) Bell 9 B1482
| c1858-65.
The Old Horse Shoe Hotel & Tavern & C M Mooney, The Old Horse Shoe Revived | 1857 Patrick Gayner hotel wine & spirit merchant 58-59 Patrick Gayner Emerald Hotel 60-62 John Houghton Emerald Hotel 63-65 Bernard Barrett Emerald Hotel |
| *91 | 
EMERALD ISLE | * FAIRVIEW * = 2d [not 23!]
| ?.C.P.. P794
| 1866-74 Thomas Carroll Emerald Isle tavern & bagatelle table
manufacturer | 75-76 Mrs V Carroll same 77-85 .. John Carvey same |
| 92 | (pic. not available) | ESSEX TAVERN 9 ESSEX St |
| The name not traced ..1850-76..78.. 1852-54 J Reilly vintner 55 James Dornin vintner 56-58 J Reilly vintner & cooper 59-64 George Casson vintner 65-68 James Dwyer vintner 69..78 Philip Duffey tea wine & Spirit merchant. |
| 93 | (pic. not available) | F EVANS 32 GLASTHULE 2d |
| 1872-73 Francis Evans grocer. B3740b See T212 |
| 94 | 
EXCHANGE HOTEL 2d
| J C P
| B1482a | Not traced in Dublin. There was a Corn Exchange Hotel and a Royal Exchange Hotel. In Cork there was an Exchange Hotel at 22 Dominick St 1863..67..75 J.C.P.. suggests 1872-87 and pre 1884 on account of Batty's listing. Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 95 | 
C.F. 2 PENCE
| blank
| Courtesy Francis Heaney | |
| *96 | 
TWO PENCE | bird of prey | G.F (gothic)
| V…R… ICP
| Maybe George Flood, 28 Grafton St 1853-55..60..62. | |
| *97 | 
TWO PENCE | griffin's head | G.F (gothic)
| V…D…G… beaded border P784
|
| *97v
| 
same
| sim. but plain border and smaller lettering IN58,69
| Maybe 96/7 by the same issuer - but by no means certain. | |
| *98 | 
2 | PENCE | J*F
|
| | |
| *99 | 
J*F (gothic) | a harp | 2d
| I.C.P… oct Cu
| B3738d | |
| 100 | (pic. not available) | J.F. 2d TAVERN |
| P788? |
| *101 | 
M.F | + 9.DUKE.St + = bird with leaves | 2 1/2
| J.C.P… (mine is worn - indistinct Parkes signature) B1505
| Maybe Mathew Forde, wine & spirit etc 1875-77. | |
| - | 
G.FAINT | ++ LUCAN ++ = 2d
| I.C.P… 27mm br
| Rubbing, courtesy A. Cunningham. | |
| 102 | (pic. not available) | W FAIRBROTHER 21 CORK St |
| 1852-57 William Fairbrother grocer & spirit dealer 58-64 Mrs Fairbrother same |
| 103 | (pic. not available) | J.N. FARRELL 6 HANOVER St |
| 1887-90 John, 6 Hanover St East, grocer & spirit dealer 1877-94.. Also at No 22, dairy 1881-97 also at No 6½, dairy |
| *104 | 
Wm FARRELL | .PALMERSTOWN LANE. = a shamrock surrounded by shamrocks
| 2 surrounded by a circle of corn ears in a dble circ
| No Palmerstown Lane traced in or near Dublin. | In the suburb Palmerstown maybe William Farrell vintner at 48 Mecklenberg St Upper (now Sean MacDermott St.) |
| 105 | (pic. not available) | FAULKNER'S HOTEL AND TAVERN |
| 110 James's St. ..1847..Patrick Faulkner's hotel & tavern ..1849-50 same, Kildare Livery Stables & spirit stores 1851-52 same, hotel & tavern, livery stables 1853-54 same, Irish Arms Hotel & livery stables 1855..64 same, Irish Arms hotel 1865..Mrs Faulkner Irish Arms hotel ..1871.. Jas Faulkner, Irish Arms |
| 106 | 
GEORGE S, FITZ-HUGH 9 COLLEGE St, a rose
| V..R..
| Bell 11, Drury 79, B1484 | ..1850-52 John Holden, tavern keeper 1853-56 George S. Fitzhugh, Rose Hotel & tavern keeper. 1857-61 Edward O'Callaghan, Rose Hotel & tavern Rubbing courtesy A Cunningham |
| 107 | (pic. not available) | J FITZPATRICK FEDERAL HOUSE 16 NERNEY'S COURT |
| ..1866 J.J.Brady vintner & provision dealer 1866-76 James Fitzpatrick grocer wine & spirit dealer 1876.. Kennedy & Co grocers wine & spirit merchants |
| 108 | (pic. not available) | L FITZSIMONS 1 CHAMBER St. 2 PENCE |
| 1852-64 Lawrence (sic) Fitzsimons vintner or 1870-75 Laurence (sic) Fitzsimons grocer & spirit dealer If the reverse is blank, probably the earlier. |
| *109 | 
J.FLOOD | 1 HARRY St = 2d a stag running left 2d
| blank (mine has deep digs & scratched Masonic symbols!)
| see IN6-87 | |
| 110 | 
JAMES FLOOD TAVERN No 1 NORTH CIRCULAR Rd
|
| Maybe the same Flood of other establishments. | Not traced to North Circular ..1847-82.. |
| *111 | 
circle of shamrocks = P.G (gothic) | 2d
| I.C.P…
| IN82 | Possibly Patrick Gaynor, vintner, 1&2 Wood Quay, c1864 or 1865. A hoard surfaced around the time these premises were being demolished. Initially a tobacconist and later a vintner, tobacconist and importer of fancy snuffs, tobacco, pipes, etc. between [1842]..1847-69..[1871] from corner premises at 1&2 Wood Quay and 25 Winetavern St. |
| 112 | (pic. not available) | J GAHAN 25 DAWSON St |
| 1861-63 John Gahan vintner 1864-67 grocer |
| 113 | (pic. not available) | GAIETY RESTAURANT 1 1/2d | |||||||
| *114 | 
do. but 2d
| J C Parkes ...
|
| 115
| (pic. not available)
| do. but 6d
|
| 1887 only 47 South King St, O'Regan & Byrne proprietors. | Later taken over by Michael Gunn (prop of adjacent Gaiety Theatre) and renamed Tyosda Restaurant. |
| *116 | 
GENERAL POST OFFICE | .OFF SACKVILLE St DUBLIN. = TAVERN | J*K (gothic) | No 9 | ELEPHANT LANE
| V…R… no ICP B1517
|
| *117
| 
do.with I.C.P (my only piece with stops between ICP!)
|
|
| 118
| 
do. but 9 TYRONE PLACE
|
| 1854 James Kenny first listed here as hotel & tavern keeper. | 1859-1872 Post Office listed (1871) Renamed Tyrone Place (now) Cathedral St. famous for its Coin & Medal shop. Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 119 | (pic. not available) | J GIBNEY 1 HAYMARKET SMITHFIELD |
| R. Glennon also issued a token from this address. 1876-89.. John Gibney, vintner, later hotel then grocer etc. |
| 120 | 
J GIBNEY CAVALRY GATE
|
| see IN51 | Cavalry Gate not traced. Dixon suggested nr Barrack St and various James & John Gibneys could have issued the latter piece. |
| - | 
W GILLICAN | CAPEL ST = 2d all stamped
| blank
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| 121 | (pic. not available) | R GLENNON 1 HAYMARKET |
| ..1860 James Flood 1861-64 Richard Glennon vintner 1 & 2 Haymarket 1865.. Mrs M. Mulligan, vintner. See T119 from same address. |
| 122 | 
GOLDEN BRIDGE TAVERN
| I C P…
| Image, courtesy Ian Whyte
| 123
| (pic. not available)
| do.
| J C P…
| 1870-1884.. William Woodcock prop. | ..1897 the road was renamed St Vincent St, and the tavern numbered No 32. |
| 124 | (pic. not available) | THE GRATTAN BAR T.C. 1 & 2 Gt STRAND St |
| 1877-78 Thomas Clitheroe, vintner |
| 125 | (pic. not available) | Thos GRAY SANDYMOUNT GREEN SANDYMOUNT |
| 1859-61 Thomas Gray baker, grocer & purveyor |
| 126 | (pic. not available) | M GREENE GROCER 32 Upr DOMk St |
| 1867-69 Michael Greene grocer & wine merchant 1870.. Vacant |
| 127 | (pic. not available) | 2 | PENCE | D*O*H | -.- | 17 YORK St | ||
| German silver/wm/Sn/Ni? P783 uni | ||||
| *128 | 
do. uni br
|
| ..1839.. Daniel O'Hara, shellfish tavern | ..1847..60 still O'Hara, named Royal College tavern |
| 129 | (pic. not available) | J.H. |
| V…R… ICP | ||
| c1857-67 |
| *130 | 
J.A.H. 3 + DUBLIN +
| V…R…
| B1489e | Possibly the same JAH (James Hammond) who is on T232? |
| 131 | (pic. not available) | circle of shamrocks = M*H (gothic) | 2d | |||||||
| V…R… I C P -B1604 | |||||||||
| This piece might not exist. | |||||||||
| *132 | 
do.
| no I C P
|
| 133
| (pic. not available)
| do.
| V…D…G…
| | |
| 134 | 
J HAUGHTONS 65 THOMAS St harp
|
| 1860-62 John Haughton, Emerald Hotel, wine & spirit merchant. | |
| 135 | 
J & J HOLLAND'S TAVERN 9 DUKE St
|
| B3736a | 1858-72 James Holland vintner Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 136 | 
HOME RULE 70 NORTH STRAND
|
| P786 | Number 70 first appears as building land in 1871. 1872-77 John Sane wine & spirit merchant 78.. Catherine Codd also at 68 North Strand. Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 137 | 
HOWARD'S HOTEL SANDYMOUNT
|
| P787 | 1855-56 W.C.Howard hotel keeper, Strand. Also see Sandymount Hotel. Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *- | 
C.J.HUGHES |. 112.GRT.BRUNSWICK ST . = horse running right | 2d
| uni
| | |
| 138 | (pic. not available) | M HUGHES'S 15 ANNE STREET |
| 1852-55 Mary Hughes vintner |
| 139 | (pic. not available) | J T HUNT 23 GRAFTON St |
| 1876-88..95 John T Hunt cigar importer |
| 140 | (pic. not available) | JOHN HYNES 48 HAROLDS CROSS |
| 1874-75 at 47&48 grocer & spirit dealer 76-77 grocer 78-81 Royal Oak Tavern 82.. Succeeded by Mrs Margaret Hymes Royal Oak Tavern |
| 141 | (pic. not available) | E IVERS 55 OLD KILMAINHAM |
| ..1853 Mary Barnwell vintner 1854-64 Edward Ivers miller & grocer 1865 Richard Glennon (T121) |
| 142 | (pic. not available) | No 1 JOHNSON'S PLACE TAVERN | ||
| uni | ||||
| 143 | 
do.
| I.C.P…
| B3737 | Eight proprietors between 1850-90 The first piece is perhaps pre c1863 The second c1862-69 |
| *144 | 
M.K (gothic) | + 37 CITY QUAY + = 2d
| V…R… I C P no stops
| B1607 | 1857-59 Murtagh Kavanagh grocer & spirit merchant 60-66 same and also ship store warehouse 67-68 grocer & ship store warehouse |
| *145 | 
HENRY KAVANAGH | .CORNER OF ANGLESEA. = 58 FLEET St | circ of sham
| V…R… - Bell 17
| Probably issued before 1859. | ..1850-56 Henry Kavanagh vintner 57.. hotel keeper |
| 146 | 
Mi KEANE SHERIFF St. steamship IN6-87
|
| Michael Kean (sic) 30 Sheriff St | ..1851-58 tavern keeper or vintner 59-63 grocer 64 Keane (sic) & Co, grocers 65-67 Michael Keane (sic) (and sometimes & Co) grocers 68-69 .. Joseph Keane, grocer & wine merchant |
| *147 | 
E.KEARNS | a ship | RINGSEND | 2d
| I.C.P… IN6-87
| 1859-78 Edward Kearns, vintner Thorncastle St | |
| 148 | (pic. not available) | P KEOGH No 1 STRAND St |
| The only listing possibly relevant is Joseph Keogh, Commercial Hotel & Tavern 1862 only. |
| *149 | 
KERNAN & Co |*+* DUBLIN *+* = AERATED AND MINERAL around a crowned harp | WATER
| V…R… (no ICP)
| Bell 19
| 150
| (pic. not available)
| KERNAN & Co. 88 & 89 CAMDEN ST
| I.C.P…Bell 18 B1495
| Michael Kernan, Kearnan & Co, mineral water manu. | 1858-69 at 2, 3, and from 1866, 4 Peter St. The first piece probably issued then, from this address. The second after 1870 when they moved until 1878..97.. |
| *- | 
J.KERRIGAN | 109 GRT BRUNSWICK STREET = 2d uni
|
| | |
| *151 | 
KINSLEY'S CHURCH LANE + = 2 1/2d
| BAGATELLE ROOM + = 2 1/2d
| 1859-75 Henry Kinsley prop. various enterprises at 6 & 7 Church Lane | |
| 152 | 
J.M.L. 57
| J C P
| B1489d | c1872-87? Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *153 | 
J LARGE 26 LINCOLN PLACE DUBLIN
| rider
| Bell 22, IN50, Mac858
| -
| (pic. not available)
| I.LARGE 26 LINCOLN PLACE
| uni B1497
| 1855James Large vintner. No J Large found prior to this date. | 56-57.. the only James Large traced is a grocer at 49 Upper George's St Kingstown. Perhaps a saddler (Whytes '97), and was discussed in IN50. |
| *154 | 
LAWLESS | * ISLAND BRIDGE * = TAVERN | 2d uni
|
| one of the following;- | ..1855-69 Thomas Lawless, vintner 1861 hotel keeper 1862-64 spirit merchant or 1865-69 Mrs Mary Lawless, spirit merchant |
| 155 | (pic. not available) | D LUSSEY 194 Gt BRITAIN St |
| ..1850-63 Patrick D'Lussey vintner |
| 156 | (pic. not available) | E LYBURN KINGSTOWN |
| ..1855 A Mrs Lyburn is listed at 24 George's St Upper and with others with this name at a number of addresses, but no E Lyburn traced 1869.. |
| - | 
G. LUCAS * SUFFOCK . STREET * = c/m 1/- and 1 below
| J.C.Parkes...
| ex www (a store check which looks like a tavern) | |
| 157 | (pic. not available) | M.D. & Co, 7 HARRY St |
| 1866-68 Maloz, Duval & Co, gin palace |
| *158 | 
A.Mc.N (gothic) in ornate border
| V…R… I C P (no stops)
| Possibly Allman McNally prop. various establishments at 37 & 38 Fleet St. or Alex. M'Neilage, vintner 3 Upper George's St Kingstown 1869-72 | |
| 159 | (pic. not available) | F.C.M. (a monogram possibly HM?) |
| I.C.P… | ||
| c1862-69? |
| *160 | 
J.M (gothic) | horserider right | 2d | 21 DUKE St
| V…R… I C P no stops
| ..1850-58 Margaret Fitzpatrick, vintner | 1859-61 Joseph Miller spirit merchant 1862-75 Richard Bolger, wine & spirit merchant. |
| 161 |
| M.M. 2 PENCE leaves |
| P791 Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 162 | (pic. not available) | M.M. 3 PENCE |
| 163 | 
MARY MAGEE CORK St
|
| NSI 17/18 | ..1850-73 Vintner Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 164 | (pic. not available) | MARY MAHER 2 |
| 1877-86 (Mrs), Grocer, spirit dealer & provision merchant 43 & 44 City Quay |
| 165 | 
L MAHON LEINSTER TAVERN 3 Sh. FREDERICK ST
|
| ..1839..47..50-59 Christopher Byrne, vintner | 60-66 Laurence Mahon, vintner 67-70 Bridget Mahon See also Joseph Cronan Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 166 | (pic. not available) | MALLET'S HOTEL WICKLOW St | ||
| *167 | 
MALLET'S | FOX | TAVERN | a fox | 2 WICKLOW St
| uni
| 1853-54 Richard F. Mallett (sic?), hotel keeper | 55-82 Fox Tavern 83-87 City Commercial Bar |
| 168 | (pic. not available) | M.McCANN | 2d a tree 2d | TAVERN. | ||
| uni AE | ||||
| *169 | 
do.
| I.C.P... br (ill. Why Feb 97)
| (Listed by Todd as M'Cann) | 1856-63 Michael M'Cann, vintner, Big Tree Tavern, 1 Dorset St. Lower 64-65 Mrs Jane M'Cann, vintner, Big Tree Tavern Now Drumcondra Road. |
| 170 | (pic. not available) | OWEN McCANN KINGSTOWN 1 Upr GEORGE'S St |
| 1876-78 Vintner |
| 171 | 
ANNE McCARTHY 154 & 155 Uppr SHERIFF St
|
| 1901-1907...1910 Tea wine & spirit merchant | |
| *172 | 
McCULLAGH'S | .1.MOORE.S.t. DUBLIN = 2d a harp 2d
| J.C.P…
| (Listed by Todd as M'Cullah's) | 1871-72 Robert M'Cullagh, grocer |
| - | 
Wn.McGUINNESS'S | .DOLLYMOUNT. = TAVERN | 3D
| uni (note Wn not Wm)
| Rubbing, courtesy A. Cunningham | |
| *- | 
Wn McLOUGHLIN | .13 QUEEN ST . = 2d
| listed under Co. Antrim Belfast?
| Appears to be Wn (not Wm), Mc (not M') and 13 (not 18). | Todd couldn't trace it to 18 Queen St Dublin, and suggested Belfast. Since it is actually 13 Queen St, perhaps another search would place it in Dublin after all. He ruled out Cork because there was no 18 Queen St. Was there a 13? A Dublin dealer had a pair of these which also suggests Dublin. |
| 173 | (pic. not available) | J M'CULLEN 3 HARRY St |
| 1853 only James, vintner |
| 174 | (pic. not available) | MERCHANTS HOTEL E.F. |
| (Possibly not Irish) |
| 175 | (pic. not available) | MOLLOY 2d CHARLEMONT BRIDGE TAVERN |
| 1852-55 Patrick, vintner, 42 Charlemont St. Lwr, at the junction of Charlemont St and Charlemont Mall, at the canal bridge. |
| 176 | (pic. not available) | T MONAHAN 6 SWIFTS ROW |
| 1872-76 Thomas, Ormond Tavern |
| 177 | (pic. not available) | C.M. MOONEY THE OLD HORSE SHOE REVIVED 64 THOMAS ST |
| uni | ||
| orig at 65 Thomas St 1853-55, eventually to become Emerald Hotel. No Mooney traced to 64 from ..1850-84.., by which time (from 1880) these premises occupied by London & Newcastle Tea Co. The blank reverse suggests an early issue. From 1860-76, prop of 64 was Simon Andrews (presumably the same who issued a token from 169 Church St 1854-59) |
| *- | 
E.MOONEY | .1.BOLTON.STREET = 2d
| uni 30mm
| | |
| *178 | 
J.MOONEY | + 142 Lr BAGGOT St + = circ of shamrocks
| V…R… no ICP Bell 25 B1502 P864
| 1853-56 James, grocer & spirit merchant | |
| 179 | (pic. not available) | MOORE'S BURGH QUAY & CITY QUAY |
| Not traced. |
| 180 | (pic. not available) | M MORAN 53 HENRY St |
| 1853 only, Michael, vintner |
| 181 | (pic. not available) | W MORAN 109 UPPER LEESON St |
| 1862-63 Grocer |
| 182 | 
J MORTON 2d 3 HARRY STREET
| I C P
|
| 183
| (pic. not available)
| do.
| J C P
| 1869-80 Vintner. 1st Reverse suggests c1862-69, latter c1872-87. | |
| 184 | 
J MULLETT BRIDGE St 2d
|
| 1884-1907..1914.. James, grocer at 12 Bridge St. Lwr.
(& from 1895, also at 13) | Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 185 | (pic. not available) | W.N. VICTORIA TAVERN 1 CHANCERY PLACE |
| blank | ||
| 186 | (pic. not available) | do. |
| I C P | ||
| 1855-69 William Nearney, vintner |
| 187 | (pic. not available) | NATIONAL HOTEL & TAVERN 9 DUKE St |
| Mac865 |
| 188 | 
EDWARD NEVIN 23 ARDEE St. heart-hand
|
| 1853-54 Vintner | 55-70 Vintner & builder 71-76.. Mrs Anne Marie Nevin, vintner & builder |
| 189 | (pic. not available) | NORTH'S DUBLIN 3d HOTEL |
| 28 Eden Quay (later Prince Alfred) ..1842..47..50-56 Edward North, prop, London & Liverpool Hotel & Tavern. 57..61 Mrs Mary North, London & Liverpool Hotel & Tavern. |
| *190 | 
Ml O'BEIRNE 9 CRAMPTON COURT
|
|
| 191
| (pic. not available)
| do. brass
|
| 1853-59 Michael, chandler & soda water manufacture (at 9 & 10 from 1856) | 60-74 Fluid Magnesia and Soda Water Manu |
| *192 | 
SAMl SLOMAN & Co | * THOMAS St DUBLIN = OLD HORSE SHOE on a h'shoe | HOTEL | & | TAVERN | 65
| V…R… no ICP Bell 30
| ..1852 vacant | 1853-56 Spirit dealers, carpenters and builders, 1853-56 57.. vacant |
| 193 | (pic. not available) | OLVANY THE DUKE 9 DUKE St |
| S.L. Olvany, vintner, 1873 only. |
| *194 | 
OLYMPIC * = 2d
| a harp, shamrocks below 22mm (oversized rev die used?) B1584?
| (Listed by Todd as 27mm, mine is 22mm and the reverse appears to have used the same die as the Brodrick piece, which was too large and thus no edge) | 97 Marlborough St. The name Olympic first appears in directories in 1868. 1868-74 Joseph Boness wine & spirit stores (& beam & scale maker & smith) 75-78 Stewart & Russell wine & spirit stores 79 Henry Topham, wine & spirit stores 80-82..97.. Olympic not traced |
| 195 | (pic. not available) | JAMES O'REILLY 36 TOWNSEND St |
| 1902-09 with & without his brothers, variously grocer & wine merchant(s) wholesale & retail tea, wine & spirit merchants, family grocer & caterer and affiliated in some way with the Ulster Club. |
| *196 | 
ORMOND | HOTEL | 2d
| V…R… I C P no stops
| ICP suggests 1857-67.
| 197
| (pic. not available)
| do. with ½ c/s ie 2½d
|
| First listed ..& Tavern at 8 Ormond Quay in | 1861 .. prop Miss M Reilly. .. several others succeed each other until 69..80 James Kenny (from 6 Elephant Lane?) becomes sole prop 90.. Ormond last used in 1869 (resurrected 1890?) |
| *198 | 
T.O'SHEA | .KINGSTOWN. = 2d uni IN42
|
| (?) Timothy, grocer 75 York St 1897..1905.. | |
| 199 | 
D.M.P. 1d
|
| Possibly Dublin Metropolitan Police canteen piece - Dixon. | Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *200 | 
PRINCE ALFRED | *HOTEL* = 28 | R&C (gothic) | EDEN QUAY uni Bell 28
|
|
| 201
| (pic. not available)
| do. but ....2d no R&C
|
|
| 202
| (pic. not available)
| do. but ....2 1/2d
|
|
| 203
| (pic. not available)
| do. but ....3d
|
|
| 204
| (pic. not available)
| do. but ....6d
|
| Pieces without R&C prob Peter Curren (see The Abbey T1 & 2) or Daniel Quinn | 1862-64 Peter Curren. First listed 1862 - Previously London & Liverpool Hotel. 65 unknown prop 66 Daniel Quinn 67-69 Rogers & Costley (see T200) 69-70 vacant and later not listed |
| 205 | 
P.Q. MOUNTPLEASANT AVENUE 2D
|
| ?RANELAGH | Not traced. Reverse suggests c1863-73. Image courtesy A Cunningham |
| 206 | 
206 QUEEN'S HOTEL DALKEY
|
| image from www IN42 | Castle St. ..1855..62 40 Castle St ..77-78 46 Reverse die suggests c1863-73 |
| 207 | (pic. not available) | I.B.R. |
| I C P | ||
| (French 56, 6) |
| - | 
2d a phoenix 2d | J D R (gothic J=I? D=B?)
|
| Rubbing, courtesy A.Cunningham (is this 207?) | |
| *- | 
H*R in gothic letters 2d in circle of ornaments
| I C P…
| | |
| *208 | 
circ of shamrocks = M.R (gothic) | 3d
| V…R… I C P (no stops)
|
| a
| (pic. not available)
| do. but 2d
| V…R… I.C.P. (stops?) B1607?
|
| b
| (pic. not available)
| but 3d
| V…R… no ICP
| Reverse dies suggest c1853-67. | |
| 209 | 
J RAFFERTY 26 WEXFORD St 2d
|
| 1874-81 James, spirit merchant. See Velocipeae Palace. | Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 210-2d | 
RED BANK OYSTER ROOMS 55 DAME ST 2d (the value stamped)
| uni
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| 210-3d
| 
do. but 3d (the value stamped)
| uni
|
| 210-4d
| 
do. but 4d (the value stamped)
| uni
|
| 210-6d
| 
do. but 6d (the value stamped)
| uni
|
| 210-11d
| 
do. but 11d (the value stamped)
| ICP ...
|
| 211
|  
do. but 1/=
| blank & ICP ... varieties
| B3739b | 1855 Burren House 1856-57 shell-fish tavern 1858 Red Bank Burren House 1859-61 Red Bank Burren Oyster House 1862-76..78.. Red Bank Oyster Beds & Burren, Co Clare all James Hynes |
| 212 | 
T.F. REDDY 32 GLASTHULE KINGSTOWN
|
| 1876-78 Thomas, grocer | See also F. Evans, also of this address. |
| 213 | (pic. not available) | J REILLY VICTORIA TAVERN 174 JAMES'S St |
| 1855-67 John, vintner & millwright |
| 214 | 
J REILLY 1 CLARE LANE tree
|
| 1853-55 John, vintner, same as previous? | |
| 215 | (pic. not available) | THE RUM STORE Sir JOHN'S QUAY (John Rogerson's Quay) |
| Possibly 23 or 35, both of which issued tokens - M. Walsh & M. Scallan. |
| 216 | (pic. not available) | J.S. 2 1/2d |
| 217 | (pic. not available) | J.S. c/s on TODD 1 |
| 218 | (pic. not available) | do. but c/s on TODD 2 |
| 1867..78.. Poss Mr or Mrs John Scott, Abbey Bagatelle, grocer & spirit dealer |
| 219 | (pic. not available) | M.S. 2 1/2 |
| Poorly made. |
| - | (pic. not available) | W.B.S. |
| 2D br | ||
| (listed in Whytes, Feb 1997, lot 454. Irish? Dublin?) |
| 220 |  see OP17 SANDYMOUNT HOTEL 3d (Sandymount Strand) B3740d
| a thistle, shamrock & a rose
| .. 1855 (Howard's Hotel?) | 1863 Sandymount Hotel, Lewis William Hornidge prop. 1866-69 at No. 7. 1870 vacant then missing. Rubbing courtesy A Cunningham |
| 221 | (pic. not available) | M SCALLAN 35 Sir J QUAY (John Rogerson's Quay) |
| 1857-59 Michael, grocer 1860-78 .. shipbuilder |
| *- | 
THE SHADES | -.- | BILLIARD AND | BAGATELLE | ROOMS | -.- | 7 JOHNSTONS COURT
| PARKES | FLEET St | DUBLIN (1st & last curved in oval)
| Johnson's Court (sic) is a narrow public passage off Grafton St. and is famous for a school where Sheridan, Emmet and Duke of Wellington were educated
| |
| *222 | 
THE | SHAKSPEARE | F.M.K (gothic)
| V…R… I C P no stops Bell 21, P795
| 1861-65 10 Halkins St. Farrell M'Keon prop. | |
| 223 | 
M SHERIDAN 6 CITY QUAY, a ship.
|
| 1854-59 Mathew, vintner | 1860-66 Bourke & Sheridan, ship builder Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 224 | (pic. not available) | S.T. C.L. 2d |
| Crudely made dies. |
| *- | 
TAAFFE & COLDWELL | .DUBLIN. = c/s 6D
| J.C.P..
|
| -
| 
similar but stamped 2¼d (possibly a unique value on any token!)
| 28mm br. Courtesy Francis Heaney
| These are not tavern tokens, but included because they look like them. | Francis Heaney told me the following; Henry E. Taaffe and Frederick George Coldwell shirtmakers, outfitters etc., Grafton St., Dublin, mid 1870's to WWI, when they split, with Taaffe going to Up. Sackville St. |
| 225 | 
a triple arched stone bridge | a foot | TAVERN
| PARKES & Co | FLEET St | DUBLIN (1st & last curved in circle)
| Rubbing, courtesy F. Heaney | 37 Bridgefoot St? W.T.Parkes commenced business ..1875.. ..1875 Jas Murphey vintner 1876 Margaret Byrne, prop shellfish tavern 1877-78.. P Hartford Harness maker |
| 226 | (pic. not available) | Wm TOMBLINSON | No 1 | FITZWILLIAM | LANE | +DUBLIN + | ||
| V…R… I.C.P. (probably ICP - no stops?) Bell 37, D97 | ||||
| v | 
do.
| no ICP B1531 D96
| 1858-74 vintner, succeeded by Mrs Tomblinson. | 1874.. Michael O'Donoghue, who also issued a similar token |
| 227 | 
J TRESTON 2 PENCE
|
| ..1850 James, unknown trade, 14 George's Place, Blackrock | 1851 grocer 1852-59 vintner |
| *228 | 
TRINITY TAVERN | .TRINITY STREET. = 2d a harp 2d
| I.C.P… oct CuB3739a
|
| 229
| (pic. not available)
| do. but 2 1/2d
|
| 1865..70 this name at 14 Trinity St. | |
| 230 | (pic. not available) | Jas TUNNEY RATHFARNHAM AND 21 PATRICK St |
| 1856-62 James, grocer & spirit dealer |
| 231 | (pic. not available) | M TURNER'S TAVERN 8 HARRY St |
| 1871-72 Mrs Turner vintner |
| *232 | 
UNION TAVERN | .1 Gt STRAND St. = J.A.H (gothic)
| V…R… no ICP)
| (die 1853-58? James Hammond 1853-61 | A similar JAH (in Gothic) appears on Todd 130 *233
| 
do.
| do. with I C P
| (die 1857-67?) | |
| 234 | (pic. not available) | UNION TAVERN 11 DAME LANE 3d | ||
| ... DANIELL BIRMINGHAM | ||||
| *v | 
UNION TAVERN | 11 DAME LANE | 2d | DUBLIN
| S.A.DANIELL | MAKER | 2d in circ | 52 ST. PAUL'S SQUARE | BIRMINGHAM
| Was French/Todd wrong with the value or are there 2 pieces? | Poss rere of 11 Dame St;- ..1855 Jno Wood Commercial boarding house 1858-60 Union Hotel & Refresh. Room 1861-62 vacant 1863-68..71 no mention According to Bell (Schwer .. Unofficial Farthings page 54) Samuel Allen Daniell's business address was 52 St Paul's Square from 1861-73 and from 1873-76 he was at Upper Dean St. |
| - | 
UNION TAVERN | PORTBELLO BARRACKS = 2d | W.H.NOCK | +
| uni
| Rubbing, courtesy A.Cunningham | |
| *235 | 
VELOCIPEAE.PALACE | * 26.WEXFORD.St * = 2d
| oval Cu
| Todd listed this as Velocipae (sic) - but it has ..EAE | (Note; 26 Wexford St appears to have replaced other text on the die 1863-73 suggested by die;- 1863-65 Thos Fortune, tea wine & spirit merchant 1866-69 James Doyle, tea wine & spirit merchant 1870-73 Wm. Daly, tea wine & spirit merchant 1874-81 James Rafferty issued a piece from this address |
| 236 | (pic. not available) | VICTORIA CROSS 2d |
| also see 185,186 & 213 Related to Victoria Tavern pieces (185, 186 & 213)? |
| *237 | 
a circ of shamrock = J.W (gothic) | 2 1/2d
| V…R… I C P no stops B1606
| Whitmore advertised this piece with the 1/2 "excised by hand" May 1997. | |
| 238 | (pic. not available) | L WALSH TAVERN No 1 NORTH CIRCULAR Rd |
| 1860-63 Mrs Walsh, NCR Tavern |
| 239 | (pic. not available) | M WALSH 23 Sir JOHN'S QUAY (John Rogerson's Quay) |
| 1866-82 Michael, spirit dealer |
| 240 | (pic. not available) | N WALSH CONCERT HALL 42 USHER'S QUAY |
| 1847..50-78..84.. Nicolas 1859.. Music Saloon 1861 Garrison Music Saloon |
| 241 | 
J WHITEHEAD SHAMROCK TAVERN DALKEY
|
| 1867-68 James, Shamrock Tavern, 53 Castle St. | ..78 at No. 53, 54, 57, 58 Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 242 | 
J WOODBYRNE 65 STEPHEN St
|
| 1864-69 Thomas Woodburn (sic) family grocer | 1866-70 Thomas Woodbyrne grocer & spirit dealer 1870-71 James Woodbyrne, grocer & spirit dealer 1872 Garrett D'Arcy, grocer & spirit dealer 1873 Thomas Woodbyrne returns. Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| 243 | 
J WOODROFFE | CAMBRIDGE ARMS | 2d | ISLANDBRIDGE all curved
| I C P
| 1860-79 James Patrick Woodroffe, Cambridge Arms Hotel & simultaneously | 1872-79.. Waterloo Tavern Courtesy Francis Heaney |
| *244 | 
a shamrock | YULE | 2d
| uni 23mm Cu
| Not traced. | |
'X' = mentioned in Todd but no number since piece is not Co. Dublin.
Some images courtesy of Andrew Cunningham, Howard Simmons and Ian Whyte.
| X | (pic. not available) | M TURLEY 1 Gt EDWARD St 2d .. | ||
| Belfast AN:B66 | ||||
| X | 
M. TURLEY | .BELFAST.
| 2/-
| AN:B67. Image courtesy N. Clarke | |
| X | (pic. not available) | JOHN WILSON THE ULSTER 3d 8 CASTLE LANE |
| Belfast AN:B75 (see next) |
| - | (pic. not available) | ULSTER TAVERN | 2D (engraved) br uni |
| (Whytes lot 412 Feb. 1997)(also see previous) I'm not sure if everything or just the 2d was engraved. |
| *X |
| Wn McLOUGHLIN (sic) 13 (sic) QUEEN St
| I.C.PARKES…
| Wn or Wm? Belfast? also listed under Dublin | |
| *X | 
GROCERY AND SPIRIT TRADE
| 1 FREDRICK STREET Belfast? P877 Liverpool?
| IN68 | Todd, Macalister and Drury all listed this last piece as FREDERICK. My example is FREDRICK. Also listed under farthings (Drury 155) |
| X | 
. J.BARRY ROYAL . ROYAL RACKET COURT
| ICP...
| Courtesy Francis Heaney | |
| *X | 
G. BATEMAN * 36&37.PRINCES.St. * 2d
| I.C.PARKES *DUBLIN* oct
| | |
| X | 
J BERGIN | 3d mermaid harp 3d | 16 MAYLOR St | 1 CAROLINE St.
| I.C.P...
| Courtesy Francis Heaney | |
| X | 
J F CREAGH 64 GRAND PARADE …
|
| Courtesy Francis Heaney | |
| X | (pic. not available) | B LARKIN SKITTLE ALLEY 28 & 29 COOKE STREET |
| (Cork?) |
| *X | 
J.LEE | SKITTLE.ALLEY | 2d | 3&4 SOUTH.MAIN.ST | CORK
|
| B3486a OP24 | |
| X | (pic. not available) | T.H. LEE 28 GEORGES St |
| *X | 
J.R. MURPHY 3.4&5. SOUTH MAIN ST.CORK 3d harp 3d
| I.C.PARKES…
| | |
| X | (pic. not available) | M O'KEEFFE 5 MARLBORO St 2d harp 2d |
| PARKES DUBLIN (Cork/Dub?) oct | ||
| - | 
D HEALY | 64 SHANDON | STREET | . CORK .
| J.C.PARKES…
| Rubbing courtesy A.Cunningham | |
| - | 
JOHN.C.HICKEY | + BANDON + = 2d | harp
| J.C.PARKES…
| Courtesy A.Cunningham | |
| - | 
P.TWOHIG | + BLACKPOOL + = 2d shamrock 2d
| J.C.PARKES * DUBLIN *
| Courtesy A.Cunningham | I presume this is from the Cork suburb Blackpool |
| *- | 
AT BROADWAY BAR DUKE St DERRY
| GOOD FOR ¼d IN TRADE stamped 139
|
| *-
| 
as previous
| as previous but ½d and stamped 165
| | |
| *- | 
LONDONDERRY S&D CLUB
| 3d br 26mm
| This might be from Lord Londonderry's holdings in Co. Durham!
| |
| *- | 
COFFEE STANDS DERRY SCRIP ONE PENNY
| PARKES & Co FLEET… oval br
| | |
| X | (pic. not available) | M & J DAWSON MAYNOOTH 4d ... |
| X | (pic. not available) | do. but 6d |
| X | 
M NICHOLSON'S | TAVERN | a horse & rider right | 2d | NAAS
|
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| *- | 
J.H.LAWSON 2d LEINSTER HOUSE NEWBRIDGE
| I.C.PARKES DUBLIN
| | |
| X | (pic. not available) | St PATRICK'S HALL CAPEL St.. |
| Dublin? not a tavern? |
| *X | 
R BOYCE 2 PENCE BAR ENNISCORTHY
|
| see Seaby & IN57 | |
| X | 
DENIS DALY | SPANISH PARADE = 2 | PENCE | a harp
| I.C.P…
| Courtesy Ian Whyte | |
| *X | 
P.HANRATTY | . 9.ERL St, DUNDALK . = 2 ½d in circle of shamrocks
| V…R… ICP (no stops)
| | |
| *X | 
BYRNEs HOTEL | . WEST ST DROGHEDA . = 2½d in circle of shamrocks
| V…R… ICP no stops
| Batty listed this as VICTORIA QUEEN & HP below bust B1556(presumably an error by Batty?) | |
| X | 
WILLIAM O. McCORMACK BRAY ship
|
| | |
| *X | 
St KEVIN'S C.T.A.L | *BRAY* = 1d in a circle
| J.C.PARKES *DUBLIN* c/m M
| Also known without the reverse c/m. | Catholic Total Abstinence League? |
| - | (pic. not available) | P McEVOY 2½ BLACKWATER BRIDGE NAVAN |
| * PARKES * | ||
| IN69 |
| X | (pic. not available) | MOY HOTEL TWO PENCE a fish | ||||||||||||
| V…R… ICP B1563 | ||||||||||||||
| *- | 
do. but THREE PENCE
| V…R… ICP
|
| *-
| 
do. but FOUR PENCE
| V…R… ICP
|
| *X
| 
do.but SIX PENCE
| V…R… ICP
| Todd and Batty listed some of the Moy Hotel pieces under Moy Co Tyrone. | They are probably from near Ballina Co Mayo on the River Moy - one of Ireland's best salmon fishing rivers. "Moy Hotel Ballina, 19 rooms" - 1960's guide book |
| X | 
PATRICK STAFFORD | 2d | RICHMOND ST | LONGFORD (1st&last curved)
|
| Courtesy A.Cunningham. B3740g | |
| X | see Seaby AN:V3 | JOSHUA TIPPIN .. ARMAGH horserider |
| (Todd said TIFFIN and that TIPPIN is wrong) (AR:V3 - listed as Tippin - it looks like Tippin in the photo!) Joshua Tippin, Publican, English Street, Armagh - 1852 directory |
| *- | 
COFFEE WATERFORD SCRIP ONE PENNY COFFEE STANDS
| PARKES & CO FLEET…
| | |
| -- |
THE SHANNON BAR | LIMERICK | 3-LEAF SHAMROCK | P KAVANAGH & SONS.
| 2d
| This is probably P Kavanagh & Sons, wine & spirit dealer & grocer, 9-10 Mt Kennett Place. See comments below. | Courtesy Larry Walsh, Curator Limerick City Museum © 2005 |
| *-- |
P K & S on 4 shamrock "leaves" LIMERICK below
| 2 1/2 D above 25mm br
| I've also listed this as a "bakers (?)" token under Miscellaneous > rest of Ireland. | The Limerick Museum suggested it was from the above pub. It looks quite modern - more like a modern amusement park piece. |
| X | (pic. not available) | BRECKFIELD HOTEL BILLIARDS... Liverpool! |
| Parkes die 1865-71? B3736b |
| X | (pic. not available) | JUDGE'S ZOOLOGICAL VAULTS |
| ...PARKES | ||
| Liverpool! die 1864-5? B3736 |
| X | (pic. not available) | PONTACK INN E.S. |
| ...PARKES | ||
| Liverpool! die 1864-5? B3738 |
| IN89 | 
THE NEWINGTON | * LIVERPOOL * = a shield JAs HAYNES below
| I.C.P..
| Courtesy Simmons Gallery | 8 Newington, in the centre of Liverpool [?1865]..1868-70..[1872] The die suggests 1865-71. |
| OP24 | 
A.F.SNELSON | + HOLYHEAD + = LONDON | 2D | VAULTS
| PARKES
| Courtesy A.Cunningham | The only known Welsh piece by Parkes. |
| *X | 
WENTWORTH HOTEL …
| BOWLING GREEN … 3d
| This was previously attributed to Ireland but it isn't. | (Peterborough! IN72)(French 170?) |
| - | 
H M monogram | 2d ornaments
| ICP...
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| - | 
IL a shamrock 2d all crudely stamped
| V..R..
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| - | 
LAKE HOTEL + PB (? gothic)+ = 3d
| ICP...
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
| - | 
2d | M*L
| blank
| Courtesy Francis Heaney
| |
ABBEY TAVERN, JOHN FLYNN / Parkes I
EDw BRANAGAN, 41 Lr GEORGES ST KINGSTOWN / Parkes V
JANE BYRNE, 9 BAGGOT COURT / Parkes 0
WILLIAM CADE, 74 GREAT BRITAIN ST / Parkes II
THE CITY QUAY HOUSE, ANDREW STAPLES / Parkes V
P. CLARKE, 37 WELLINGTON QUAY / Parkes II
COCKPIT TAVERN, 42 CLARENDON St, M. CULLEN / Parkes I
DALLON & Co, 32 GLASTHULE, KINGSTOWN / Parkes V
EAGLE TAVERN, O'ROURKE
EGLINTON HOTEL, CAREY / Parkes 0
P. FOLEY / Parkes V
FORESTERS TAVERN, 9 WELLINGTON ST, KINGSTOWN, S. LEONARD / Parkes 0
Ml GANLEY, TAVERN / Parkes 0
HARP MUSIC HALL / Parkes II
E. LEAHY, HOTEL AND TAVERN / Parkes II
T. MAHER, 151 SHERIFF STREET (? not Parkes)
E.S. MILNE, 32 GLASTHULE, KINGSTOWN (Parkes 0 - but not early series)
JAMES MOONEY, CLONTARF / blank engraved "1845" ....or 1875????????
T. MOYLAN, No 1 & 12 WERBURGH St & 15 TRINITY ST (not Parkes)
J. McDONNELL, 81 NTH WALL (Parkes 0 but not early series)
McG & Co / Parkes V
W.J. MERRITT / Parkes II
J. O'NEILL, 6 ELEPHANT LANE / Parkes 0
J. O'NEILL'S HOTEL, KINGSTOWN / Parkes 0
O'REILLY'S HOTEL, BLACKROCK / Parkes V
RATHMINES TAVERN, A. METCALF / Parkes 0?
J. ROCHE, 31 COLE'S LANE / Parkes 0
JOHN ROONEY, GLASTHULE, KINGSTOWN / Parkes I
J.P. SMITH, 50 ROGERSON'S QUAY (not Parkes?)
TRINITY TAVERN, P. CADDGAN / Parkes II
UNION TAVERN, 11 DAME LANE
UNION TAVERN, PORTBELLO BARRACKS, W.H. NOCK / Parkes 0
UNION TAVERN, C (?) COLES, STRAND St / Parkes II
YORK HOTEL, J. RIEDMOND, 19 & 20 Sh ANNE ST / Parkes 0
Lake Hotel, P.B. / ICP... (off NBT's unlocated list)
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