tyrrell of 20 merchants quay

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February 1, of bronchitis, two years, Thomas, child of James P. Tyrrell, Esq. Merchant's quay.FJ 2 Feb 1855

DEATHS. March 13, at his father’s residence, 20, Merchant's-quay, of consumption, James Nicholas, eldest son of James Patrick Tyrrell, Esq. His remains will be removed on next Monday, 18th instant for interment to Glasnevin Cemetery, at ten 'o’clock. FJ 14 March 1863

FRANCISCAN CHURCH MERCHANT'S QUAY The Month's Mind for the late James P. Tyrrell Esq., Merchant's -Quay, will take place in the above Church, on THURSDAY NEXT, 10th inst. The Office will commence at a Quarter-past Eleven o’clock. High Mass immediately after FJ 8 Sept 1874

CONNOR and TYRRELL June 6 1883 at the Pro Cathedral Marlborough street, by the Rev C Maher, James O'Connor of Limerick, to Jennie, youngest daughter of the late J P Tyrrell, of Merchants' quay.FJ 7 June 1883

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MARRIAGES. June 8. At the residence her father, by the Rev. P. Murphy, D D . Sidney Theresa, third daughter N. Martin. Esq , of Lower Bridge-street, to James P. Tyrrell. Esq., of Pill-lane
Dublin Monitor 11 June 1839
FJ 11 June 1839

Thomas Irish Almanac 1847
Tyrrell James P and Co Distillers 8 Pill Lane; Tyrrell James P Merchant 34 Manor Street

In Chancery
To Creditors and next of kin
In the matter of Catherine Martin, admix of Nicolas of Merchants Quay Dublin
Petitioner James P Tyrrell and Sydney his wife
And others
FJ 13 Feb 1857

J P Tyrrell Esq merchants Quay gave ?1 to Augustinian Community, John Street Chapel
FJ 26 March 1859

MERCHANTS' QUAY WARD At a meeting of the supporters of Mr. H. J. Tyrrell, on Saturday evening last, the 12th int.- Chas. J. Fay, MP; in the chair-it was proposed by Mr. Bernard Martin, Greenville House, Monkstown, and seconded by Mr. Cahill, of Pimlico- "That the following gentlemen, burgesses of the Merchants'-quay Ward, be appointed to act as committee for the return of Mr. Tyrrell as councillor-, for this ward etc. etc.
FJ 15 Jan 1878

THE WHISKEY TRADE IMPORTANT PROSECUTION Yesterday in the Southern division of the Police Court, Mr. C. J. O'Donel presiding, Mr. Henry John Tyrrell, T. C., merchant, 20 Merchants'-quay, appeared in answer to a summons issued in the name of Mr Henry Roe distiller Thomas-street, for "that he on the 11th day of January, 1878, did apply or cause or procure to be applied to certain whiskey, not being the article intended be denoted thereby a certain trade mark of compliance with intent to defraud." etc.
FJ 27 Mar 1878 Also FJ 15 Apr 1878. Full account FJ 4 May 1878