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Extracts from  The Carlow Morning Post,

October 21, 1822

 

NEW HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLES

Dublin Street, Carlow.

JAMES CULLEN, Proprietor,

 With great respect informs the Public that he has built a large HOTEL, which is furnished and laid out in the most convenient manner. He trusts that those who may favour his House with a Trial, will find every matter suited to their Comfort and Accommodation. For the purpose of fully conforming to the general Reduction which has taken place on every article of luxury, as well as on the Necessaries of Life, he purposes to accommodate his Visitors at the following Moderate Prices:-

	s.	d.
Breakfast...	1	1
Dinner (Beefsteak) (Other dinners equally moderate)	1	3
Port (best quality) per Bottle	5	0
Sherry ditto, ditto...	5	5
Punch, per Tumbler	0	4
Well-Aired Bed	1	1
Hay and Oats (excellent)	2	6
Single Feed ...	0	6

 No Gratuities, whatever, to Servants. CULLEN avails himself of this opportunity to inform the Public that his is conducted in the same extensive manner as heretofore.

MARBLE YARD

He has prepared a large Assortment of Foreign and Irish Marble Chimney Pieces, Monuments, Tomb and Head Stones (all of the most exquisite Workmanship) which he will sell Thirty Per Cent under the prices heretofore charged.

From an article found in the Carloviana 2005

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