Castle Street, Hoey's Court and St. Werburgh's Street
Chapter I. The Castle-Street - Hoey's-Court - St. Werburgh's-Street - Darby Square.
A History of the City of Dublin by J.T. Gilbert
Merchant's Quay, Wood Quay, Ussher's Quay and Ussher's Island
Chapter X. The Merchant's Quay - The Wood Quay - The Bridgefoot - Ussher's Quay - The Bloody Bridge - Ussher's Island.
The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, or Christ Church
Chapter III. The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, or Christ Church
Fish-Shamble Street, St. John's Lane and Copper Alley
Chapter 2. The Fish-Shamble-Street - St. John's-Lane - Copper-Alley - Saul's-Court.
Old Law Courts, Christ Church-yard and Winetavern Street
Chapter IV. The Old Law Courts - Christ Church-yard - Hell - Christ Church-Lane - The Cock Hill - The Winetavern-Street.
High Street, Ram Lane, Bertram's Court and Rochel Street
Chapter VI. The High Street - Mac Gillamocholmog's Street - The Ram Lane - Bertram's Court - Rochel Street.
The Skinner's-row - St. Nicholas'-street - Kennedy's Court.
CHAPTER V. The Skinner's-row - St. Nicholas'-Street - Kennedy's Court.
The Corn-market, City Goals of Newgate and the Black Dog.
Chapter VII. The Corn-Market. - The City Gaols of New-Gate, and the Black Dog.
Gilbert's History of Dublin
Harris may have been the first to write a history of Dublin (1766) but the city's finest chronicler, J. T. Gilbert, came nearly 100 years later. Anthony Roche…
St. Audöen's Church - St. Audöen's Arch, Cook Street, Rosemary Lane
Chapter VIII. St. Audöens Church - St. Audöens Arch - The Cook-Street - Rosemary-Lane
Old Bridge, Bridge Street, Gormond's Gate, New Row, Mullinahac.
Chapter IX. The Old Bridge - The Bridge-street - Gormond's Gate - The New-Row - Mullinahac.
Preface to Gilbert's "History of Dublin."
Preface The first account of Dublin given to the public was a brief and meagre notice, containing little more than the names of the streets and public…