[From Quiggin's Guide, 1841]

DIRECTORY FOR DOUGLAS [1841].

ARCHITECT.

Robinson, J. Atholl-street.

ARTISTS.

Bowden, W. Prospect hill.
Partridge, J. Fort Anne

ATTORNEYS.

Bluett, J. C. Atholl street.
Dumbell, G. Atholl-street.
Raining T. Atholl-street.
Head, E. G. Mucclesgate.
Howard, T. North. quay.
Kelly, R. J. Fort-street.
Quayle, M. H. Atholl-street.
Quirk, J. Moore’s-place.
Quirk & Stephen, Market-place.
Wilson, S. Atholl-street.

AUCTIONEERS.

Dixon, W. Parade.
Jones, R. Fort-street.
Lane, L. Factory-lane.
May, E. Crescent.

BAKERS.

Boscow, N. Church-street.
Bridson, T. James-street.
Bridson, K. Great Nelson-st.
Cain, E. Sand-street.
Cain, M. New Bond-street.
Cavendish, W. James-street.
Christian, E. Sand-street.
Corkill, E. Bigwell. street.
Cottle, — King-street.
Craughan, J. Sand-street.
Douglas, Mrs. Church-street.
Kneale & Coole, Hanover-st.
Lawson, E. King-street.
Moore, S. Lord-street.
Moore, W. John-street.
Rankin, B. and A. Lord-street.
Stevenson, J. King-street.

BANKERS

Isle of Man Joint Stock, North. quay, Manager, E. Forbes. Esq., Draws on Williams, Deacon, & Co.
Isle of Man Commercial, Prospect-hill. Manager, W. Dickie, Esq., Draws on Prescott,Grote and Co.
Holmes, Messrs. South-quay, Draw on Masterman & Co..
Savings Bank, Great. George’ street, W. Geneste, Secretary.

BILLIARDS.

Castle Mona Hotel.

BLACKSMITHS.

Bridson, C. Sand street.
Costain, C. Castle-street
Cottier, W. John-street
Lewthwaite, J. Bridge.
Quayle, T. Queen street.
Stephen, J. Church-street.

BOOKSELLERS, &c.

Cain, J. Great Nelson-street.
Dillon, W. North-quay,
Jefferson, G. Duke-street.
Quiggin. J. North-quay.

BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.

Braid, Market-place.
Cain, K. Duke-street,
Clague, ‘I’. Fancy-street.
Clague, N. Sand street.
Corlett, W. Great. Nelson- st.
Gick, W. Market-place.
Kelly, J. Duke-street..
Kelly, H. Lord-street.
King, W. Drumgold-street.
Quiggin, J. Queen-street.
Quiggin, J. Church-street.
Taggart, W. James-street.
Ward, J. Duke street,

BREWERS.

Garrett and Son, Duke-street.
Gawne and Connell, Mount Gawne.
Faulder, H. Castletown.
Kayll, J. Castle street,
Kelly, Bigwell-street.
Killey, P. Castle-street.
Radclif, J. Duke-street,

BUILDERS.

Cain, R. Back Castle-street.
Carran & Quiggin, Prospect-hill
Christian, J. Sand-street.
Cowin, D. Prospect-hill.
Cowley, J. Bigwell-street.
Craine, R. Prospect-hill.
Moore, P. Factory-lane,
Robinson, J. & H., Atholl street

BUTCHERS.

Davis, H. New Market.
Hampton, Fancy-street.
Quayle, P. James-street.
Redfern, G. Duke street.
Redfern T. James-street.
Spencer, R. Sand-street.
Teare, J. New Market.

BOOKBINDERS.

—See Books-sellers.

Stewart, R. Church-street.

CABINET MAKERS.

Bell, J. Castle-street.
Carran, J. Peel-road.
Cleator, C. North-quay.
Cowle, T. Lord-street.
Edgar & Caley, Prospect-hilt.
Maxwell, J. Atholl-street.

CARVER AND GILDER.

Cashen, P. South quay.

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS.

Atkinson, W. Duke-street.
Gelling, D. Duke-street.
Gell, W. Quay.
Kelly, R. G. Duke-street.
Moore, Messrs. Market-place.

CHINA, GLASS, &c.

Kermode, S. Duke’s-lane
Ormerod, P. Duke street.
Thomson, — Duke street.

CHEESE- MONGER.

Bevan, J. Duke-street.

COACH BUILDER.

Quirk, T. North-quay.

COAL FACTORS.

Clague, N. Sand-street.
Hogg, J. North-quay.
Whiteside, H. North-quay.

CONFECTIONERS.

Callow, A. Sand-street.
Graves, Mrs. Great Georges-st.
Haliburton, Mrs. Duke-street.
Jordan, Mrs. Lord-street.
Shipley, J. Duke-street.

CORN CHANDLERS.

Boscow, N. Lord-street.
Callister, W. Ramsey.
Goldsmith, B. Ramsey.
Kneale, T. Ramsey.

DENTIST AND CUPPER.

Perry, T. A. Atholl street

DRAPERS.

Cubbin, Messrs. Duke street.
Harris, S. Quay.
Luckman, F. Lord-street.
Nowlin, W. Duke-street
Smith, Mrs. Duke-street.
Stephen & Kissack, Duke-street
Wilson, Messrs. Duke-street,
Wood, M. Duke-street.

DRESS-MAKERS.

Collister, Mrs. Church-street,
Crebbin, Miss Duke-street.
Kennaugh, Misses Queen street
Kneale, Mrs. Lord street.
Lewin, Miss Fancy street.
Morrison & Kerruish, Lord-at
Quiggin, Miss James-street.
Quayle, Miss South-quay.
Stephen, Misses Great George-st
Stewart, Misses Church-street.
Tattersall, Misses Shaw’s-brow,

DYERS.

Grandin , J. Church-street.
Wright, C. Great Nelson- street.

GLOVERS.

Bevan, J. Duke street.
Kewin. T. Factory-lane.

GROCERS, WINE, & SPIRIT DEALERS.

[Marked * are also Provision Dealers.]

*Barnett, Hanover street.
*Cain, D. New Bond-street.
Calvin, J. Duke-street.
Clague, Mrs. Chapel-row.
Clague, N. Sand-street.
Clark, J. Quay.
Clarke, A. Ring street.
Cowen, T. Lord. street.
*Craughan, A. Duke-street.
Crebbin, L. & G. Duke-street.
Duff, R. Market-place.
Duff, W. & Co., Duke-street.
* Fleetwood, E. North-quay.
Fayle, J. Cattle street.
Gelling, E. New Bond-street.
Green, H. B. Parade.
Harris, S. Quay.
*Heelis, L. & S. Chapel Row.
*Hogg, J. North-quay.
*Killey, J. Queen-street.
Laurence, H. Duke-street. Lewin, J. Duke-street.
*Magrath, Duke-street.
^*Moore N. King street.
*Moore, P. Sand street.
*Pritchard, R. Sand-street.
Roskill, R. & J. Market-place.
*Roney, R. Duke-street.
*Radcliffe, J. Sand-street.
Torrence, G. Duke-street.
*Thomson, — Duke-street.

GUNSMITH.

Killey, P. Lord-street.

HAIR DRESSERS, &c.

Drew, R. Quay.
Cubbon, R. James-street.
Fielding, J. North-quay.
Moore, J. Bond .,,street,
Sloan, W. North-quay.
Younghusband, J. James-street

HATTERS.

Cannell, T. Ring-street.
Callow, T. Lord-street.
Kerruish, J. Duke. street.
Kinrade, T. Queen-street.

HERRING CURERS.

Clague, N. Sand-street.
Holmes, J. South-quay.
Hogg, J. North quay.
Stowell, H. Post Office-lane.
Quiggin, W. & Co.

HOTELS.

Cloke, J. (Crescent.)
Crelly, T. (King’s Arms) Church street.
Heron, G. (Castle Mona.)
M’Kenzie, J. (York,) Parade,
Nelson, J. (British,) Market-pt.
Statham, T. (Victoria,) Parade

INNS.

Braid, P. Moore’s-court.
Cain, P. Queen-street.
Craven, Mrs. Parade.
Hodgson, I. Heywood place.
Miller, Mrs. New Bond-street-
Procter, J. Lord-street.
Redfern T. James-street.

IRON-FOUNDER.

Getting. R. South quay.

IRONMONGERS.

Gelling, E. Market-ptace.
Green, I. Sand-street.
Ormerod, P. Duke-street.
Shearwood, J. Duke-street.
Seddons, S. Tinman, Quay.

JEWELLER—See also WATCH MAKERS.

Lemon, Mr. Duke-street.

LAND SURVEYORS.

Corteen, R. Peel-road.
May, E. Crescent,

LIVERY STABLES.

Braid, T. James-street.
Cain, P. Queen-street.
Dale & Nelson, Parade.
Gillon, P. Castle Mona.
Jowett, G. Parade.
Redfern, T. Fort street.
Redfern, G. Prospect hilt.
Starkey, P. Sand street.

LODGING HOUSES

Andrew, J. Stanley Terrace.,
Bateman, Mrs. Parade.
Barker, Mrs. North Quay~.
Cannell, K. Great Nelson street
Callow, G. Duke-street.
Cobb, Mrs. Castle-street.
Corteen, R. Peel road.
Cretney, J. Atholl-street.
Cubbon, Mrs. Ring street.
Curphey, Mrs. North Quay.
Curphey. I. Mona Terrace.
Duff, Mrs. Finch road.
Ferguson, Capt. South quay.
Garrett, J. Castle Lawn.
Gawne, Mrs. James street.
Hannah, Miss Castle Lawn.
Harrison, Mrs. Hanover street.
Hart, Mrs. Atholl street.
Hudson, J. St. George’s-place.
Howarth, R. Thomas street.
Imeson, C. Stanley terrace.
Jolly, J. Peel road.
Jowett, G. Parade.
Kelly, Mrs. Mona terrace.
Kennaugh, Miss Queen street.
Kermode, J. Fort street.
Kneale, Mrs. Atholl place.
Kneale, 1. Crooked lane.
Maxwell, J. Thomas street.
Meldau, Mrs. North quay.
Moore, Miss Atholl street.
Oates, R. Atholl street,
Pearson, Mrs. South quay.
Penrice, J. South quay.
Quayle, Miss South quay.
Quine, T. Great George’s street
Redfern, J. Atholl street,
Sandford, N. Finch road.
Saqui, J. Quay.
Seward, E. Factory lane.
Teare, Mrs. Atholl street.
Walls, W. New Bond street.
White, J. Mount Pleasant.
Williams, Mrs. Parade.

MERCHANTS.

Burrow, J. (Wine, Spirit, and Tea) Fort street.
Duggan, J. (Do.) Quay.
Matthews & Son, (Do.) North.q.
Mackie, R. (Do.) Quay.
Moore, .1. (Timber, Slate, &c.) Bridge.
Quiggin, Wm. & Co. (Do.) Bridge
Spittall, A. (Wine, Spirit, & Tea)
New Bond-street.

MILLERS.

Boscow, N. Lord-street
Dalrymple, J. Union-mills.
Donaldson, Ballaughton mill.
Lewin, R. Corran’s-mill.
Tate, J. Nunnery-mills.

MILLINERS AND STRAW BONNET MAKERS.

[Marked * sell Toys.]

Bonnyman, Miss Atholl-street.
Clucas, Miss Castle-street.
^*Coole, Mrs. Lord-street.
Corran, Mist Duke street.
Craughan, Misses I)Duke-street.
Cretney, Miss Atholl-place.
*Hart, Misses Duke—street.
Kelly, Miss Church—street.
^*Lewthwaite, Miss [)Duke-street.
Meldau, Miss North-quay.
Nicholson, Mrs. Sand-street.
Robertson, Miss Duke-street.
*Taggart, Misses Duke-street.
Williams. Miss Fancy-street.

NEWSPAPERS.

Manks Advertiser (Tuesday) G, Jefferson, Duke-street.
Manx Sun (Friday) J. Quiggin, North quay.
Mona’s Herald, (Tuesday) H. Fargher, Post Office-place.
Manx Liberal (Saturday) Penrice and Wallace, Museum, Great George’s-street.

PAINTERS.

Adams, M. North-quay.
Caren, J. Prospect-hill.
Corkill, W. Atholl-street.
Fell, Factory-lane.
Gill & Nicholson, Church-street
Hodgson, C. North-quay.
Jones, W. Great George’s-street
Quilleash & Kay, North-quay.

PLAISTERERS.

Garrett, J. Castle Lawns
M’Kenzie, W. Prospect-hill.
Tyson, P. Hanover-street.

PRINTERS.

See s

PROFESSORS.

See also schoolmasters

Biffi, Sig. (Pianoforte) Strang.
Davis, J. (Organ and Pianoforte) Peel road.
Hatzfeld, Moos. J. M. (French and Music) Marina.
Quarterman, G. H. (Pianoforte and Singing,) Atholl street.

PHYSICIANS.

Hulme, J. H. Atholl. street.
Hutchinson, Finch road.
Short, Atholl street.
Spencer, Atholl-street.

ROPERS.

Craughan A. Duke-street.
Moore, J. Bridge.
Quiggin, Wm. & Co. Bridge.

SCHOOLMASTERS, &c.

Armstrong, Mrs. Market place.
Cain, Mrs. Great George’s-street
Cannell, Rev. J. (Grammar)
Cannell, C. Bath-place.
Christian, Miss Back Castle-st.
Coole, Mrs. (Infant).
Corteen, R. Peel-road.
Costain, Miss Atholl-street.
Cretney, J. (National)
Cubbon, Society-lane.
Dutton, Misses (Boarding) Marina.
Dutton, Miss E. (Day) Atholt-st.
Forrester, W. A. em. Shaw’s Brow
Garvin, J. H. .s.si. (boarding) Oak-hill.
George, Mrs. (Boarding) Castle Lawn.
Heys, Misses (Boarding & Day) Harris Terrace.
Hudson, Miss (Boarding & Day) Atholl-street. -
Imeson, C. Stanley Terrace.
Steel, A. (Boarding) Crescent.
Stowell, Misses (Boarding and Day) Prospect-hill.
Thompson, Misses (Boarding) Atholl-street.
Vernon, W. H. Wesleyan Methodist Day,) Well-road,

SADDLERS, &c.

Cubbon, J. Market-place.
Kennaugh, C. Sand street.

SAIL MAKERS.

Kermode, J. Fort-street. Ship Yard, Baths.

SHIPBUILDERS

Moore, J. Bridge.
Oats, K. Atholl street.
Quiggin, W. & Co. Bridge.
Williamson, Tongue.
Windram, Baths.

SURGEONS.

Elliot & Short, Atholl-street.
Garrett & Harrison, Atholl-street
Nelson, P. Quay.
Oswald, H. R. Finch-road.
Quine, W. Church street.

TAILORS.

[Marked * are also Drapers.]

Cain, J. New Bond-street.
Cain, R. Lord street.
*Carran, J. Duke street.
Creer, W. Thomas street.
Cretney, J. Thomas street.
Curphey, J. Thomas street.
*Hales, J. Duke street.
*Kerruish, H, Duke street.
Kneale, Duke street.
Kneale, — Barrack street.
Morrison, G. Lord street.
Quirk, P. Hanover street.

TALLOW CHANDLERS, &c.

Haining, J. Prospect hill.
Kelly, W. Hanover street.

TANNERS.

Cain, T. Finch road.
Corran, Mrs. Thomas street.
Corran, J. Drumgold street.
Craine, C. King street.
Kennaugh, C. Sand street.
Killey, P. Castle street.

WATCHMAKERS.

Clucas, W. North quay.
Cottier, J. Duke street
Curphey, W. Duke street.
Muncaater, W. & Son, Factory i

MINISTERS RESIDING IN DOUGLAS.

J. H. Stephenson Mariners’ Church; Wm. Carpenter, St. Barnabas
Chapel; J. Cannel, St. Matthew’s Chapel; Hartwell, Vicar-
General, and Rev. Mr Day, St. George's Chapel.—R. Heys and 3.
Cannell, Wesleyan Methodists.—W. M’Lean, Scotch Kirk—S.
Haining, Independent—P. Magrath, Roman Catholic.—Atterby,
Primitive Methodist.

MEASUREMENT OF THE ISLE OF MAN.

Contents of the Isle of Man in square miles 209
Number of acres in Do. considered as a plain, 640 to a mile 113,760
To which add one-twentieth for hills and dales, gives .... 6,688
Total number of Acres in Man 140,448

CONTENTS OF MOUNTAINS.

East of the road from Douglas to Peel 16,449 Acres
West of the road from Douglas to Peel 4,686 Acres
Total 21,135

STEAM PACKETS.

ISLE OF MAN STEAM PACKET COMPANY.—Queen of the Isle and Mona’s Isle, Royal Mail Packets, sail daily during the summer, and twice a week in winter, between Douglas and Liverpool; Edward Moore, Agent, Quay.

THE WHITEHAVEN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—The Earl of Lonsdale sails between Whitehaven, Douglas, and Dublin, once a week during the summer; 3. Clarke, Agent Quay.

Glasgow Packets call at Ramsey twice a week in summer, and when weather permits in winter; Josiah Heelis, Agent, Ramsey.

CONVEYANCES,

To different parts of the Island may be obtained at Mr. Dale’s
Repository, Parade; Mr. Giilou’s Repository, Castle Mona, Lodge;
of Mr. T. Redfern, James’s.street; Mr. T. Braid, Moore’s Court
Mr. Jowett, Parade; Mr. Starkey, Sand-street; Mrs. Douglas, Church-street;

Horses to Castletown or Peel, 5s., to both places in one day 7s.; to Ramsey, Kirk Michael, Port Erin, or Port St. Mary, 7s.
Horse and Gig to Castletown or Peel, 8s., to both in one day, 12s.; to Ramsey, Kirk Michael, Port Erin, or Port St. Mary, 14s.
Post Chaise to Castletown or Peel, 12s., to both in one day, 18s.; to Ramsey, Kirk Michael, Port Erin, or Port St. Mary, 21s.
Barouches or open Carriages according to the number of Passengers.

STAGE COACHES.

To Ramsey and back by St. John’s, Kirk Michael, &c., or by Laxey, Is.;
To Castletown and back, 31.;
To Douglas from Castletown and back, 2s.;

DISTANCES.

Douglaslies 72 miles N.W. from Liverpool—45 S.W. from Wbitehaven.—74 N.E. by E. from Dublin—144 miles from Greenock.

MARKET PRICES.

s. d, s. d
Wine, Port per dos.. 18 0 to 24 0
—Sherry.. do.... 15 0—24 0
~—.——Madeira 28 0—40 0
_—.------Claret 48 0— 0 0
_Chanspaigfl .. .. 60 0— 0
Others in proportion.
Rum, per gallon 6 0— 8 0
Gin, do 8 0—10 0
Brandy, do 10 0—12 0
Refined Sugar, per lb. 0 9—0 0
Muscovado do., do. 0 4—0 0
Tea, Souchongs, do. 4 0—5 0
— Green, do. 6 0— 8 0
salmon, per lb 0 6—0 10
Large Cod, each 0 6—1 0
Whiting a string of 12 1 0—0 0
Crabs, do do do 1 0—0 0
Soles, turbot &c. per lb 0 3—0 6
Pair Fowls 1 6—2 0
Pair Ducks 1 6—2 0
Goose 2 0—3 0
Turkey 3 0—4 0
Eggs, 21 to 42 1 0—0 0
Butter average per lb 0 9—0 0
Milk (new), per quart 0 3—0 0
Butchers’ Meat 0 4—0 6

CRESCENT ACADEMY, NEAR DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN

MR. STEELE

BEGS most respectfully to announce, that as he is at present enlarging his Premises, by the erection of a very large and commodious SCHOOL ROOM, he will, in consequence, be enabled to aceummodate a few additional YOUNG GENTLEMEN as BOARDERS’ after the Midsummer Vacation. Parents and Guardians who may he disposed to place Young Gentlemen under Mr. STEELE’S care, may he assured that every attention will he paid to them, both with regard to their comfort, and to their religious, moral, and intellectual culture.

The Isle of Man is faimed for the healthiness of its climate, and Douglas is well known as an excellent watering place. Mr, STEELE’s house being situated on the Bay, the Boys have it thus in their power to enjoy the benefits of Sea Bathing, with the greatest possible convenience. References of the highest respectability can be given.

The Branches of Education taught by Mr. STEELE nod his Assistants, are Latin, Greek, French, and English, on the intellectual plan adopted by Mr. Woon of Edinburgh,—Elements of Composition, t-Iistnry, Geography, with the Use of the Globes, Astronomy, Arithmetic, including Mental Calculation, Mathematics, Theoretical nod Practical, Algebra, Elementary Science, Religious Instruction, Lessons on Objects, Writing, and Bookkeeping.

TERMS:

For Day Pupils, Two Guineas per quarter; for Boarders under eight years of age, twenty-five Guineas per annum; for those between eight and fourteen years, thirty Guineas; and for those ahove fourteen years, thirty-five Guineas. These Terms include Board and all the Branches of Education enumerated above. When Parents wish that their Boys should have the advantage of a French Master, there is an additional charge of One Gainea per quarter. Drawing and Dancing are also taught by Masters. The charge for Drawing is one Guinea per quarter, and for Dancing 11s 6d. Washing 10s. per quarter.
The Midsummer Vacation continues Six Weeks, from the end of June to the middle of August. The quarter days are 3rd, November, 22nd January, 12th April,and the 28th June,—the first quarter commencing on the 18th August.
A quarter’s Notice is requested before the removal of a Pupil.

CRESCENT ACADEMY, July, 1839.

EDUCATION FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Mr. FORRESTER

ATHOLL STREET, DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN.

TERMS:

FORTY GUINEAS include the Charge for Board and Washing, with Instruction in English, Greek, and Latin; Antiquities, Mythology, History, Chronology, and Geography, with the Use of the Globes; Writing and Book.keepiflg; the various Branches of Pure and Practical Methematics, Natural Ppilosophy, Chemistry, &c. for Stationary, the use of School-books, of Chemical, Mathematical, Astronomical, and other Philosophical Apparatus; also, a Seat in either the English or Scotch Church.

For Pupils above fifteen years, FIFTY GUINEAS.

For Pupils learning French, Drawing, or any Branch not mentioned above, an additional charge is made.

Religious Instruction regularly given in School, by Clergymen of the Church of England.

A Quarter to be paid for in advance. A Quarter’s notice is required before the removal of a Pupil. Each Gentleman must be provided with six Towels, a Silver Fork, a Dessert and a Tea Spoon, which will be returned on his leaving School.

Vacation, from the end of June to the 15th of August. Quarter
Days, 3d November, 22d January, 12th April, and 28th June, the first Quarter commencing on the 11th August.

Reference is permitted to the following Parents, whose Sons either have been, or are now, under Mr. FORRESTER’S Tuition :—

Reference is also permitted to

TERMS AT HERON’S CASTLE MONA HOTEL.

Board and Lodging—Table d’Hote £2 2 0 per Week.
Ditto Ditto if remaining only One or two weeks 2 9 0 Ditto.
Ditto Ditto to Private 2 9 0 Ditto.
Ditto Ditto 0 8 6 per Day.
Sitting Rooms £1 1 0 to 2 1 0 per Week.
Servant’s Board and Lodging 1 1 0 per Week.
Children under 10 years, Half-Price.

The above Charges for Board and Lodging are reduced One Half from the 11th of October to the 11th of April.