Extracted from Slaters Directory information collected in 1861 published in 1871 COUNTY COURT HOUSE KILMATIN HILL Henry Brett Esquire -Surveyor of the County Dublin John K Toomey Esquire - Sub Sheriff -Dublin and Bray Paul Dane Esquire -Clerk of the Crown -Dublin George Wynne Esquire- Secretary to the Grand Jury -Wicklow Samuel Fenton Esquire - Clerk of the Peace -Wicklow Henry Ebbs Esquire -Solicitor to the Grand Jury -Dublin PETTY SESSION COURT Held Every Alternate Monday at Wicklow Magistrates attending:- 1- Francis Synge Esquire -D.L. 2-Charles Tottenham Esq. 3-Henry Morgan Esq. 4-E Crofton Esq. 5-Daniel Tighe Esq.D.L. 6-John Edwards Esq. 7-Robert Francis Ellis Esq. 8- Richard Reynal Drought Esq. 9-Wm. Magee Esq. 10-Alexander Carroll Esq-Clerk 11-Nicholas H Ponder-Wicklow COUNTY GAOL-Kilmantin Hill Edward Storey -Govenor Mary Storey -Matron Rev Henry Rooke M.A.-Protestant Chaplain- Rev Patrick O'Doherty P.P-.Roman Catholic Chaplain- John W Featherston- Local Inspector Andrew Nolan-Surgeon ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY-Police Stations Wicklow Edward Hill-County Inspector James Strain- sub-inspector John O'Shea - Constable -Ashford ©Cara_Links Researching Co.Wicklow,Wexford. A headstone or two, a dusting of elsewhere A friend is one who accepts your past, loves you as you are, and believes in all of your tomorrow's. ***Please remind me if I have not done that job for you, my intentions are always good, but sometimes time runs out on me, so I leave it up to you to remind me.